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FIBROID TUMORS CURED.
Mrs. Iliiyo.s First Letler Ajipcnl
Inr to Mrri. Plnklinm for Help:
" Dkaii Mns. I'inkiiam : I havo been
under Boston doctors' treatment for a
long time without any relief. They
toll me I have a fibroid tumor. I cnu
not Bit down without great pain, and
the, soreness extends up ray Bplnc. I
have, bearing-down pains both back
nnd front. My abdomen fa swollen,
and I have had flowing spcll'ifor thrco
years. My appetite Ib not pood, lean
not wall: or be on my feet for any
length of time.
" The, symptoms of Fibroid Tumor
Slvcn In your llttlo book accurately
escribe mv caws, bo I write to you for
dvlce."-T(SlRni'd) Mns. II. P. IIavks,
253 Dudley St. (Itoxbury), Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Hayes Second Lotto? :
"Dkaii Mjis. Pijjkiiam: Sometime
ago I wrote to you describing my symp
torn and ashed your advice. You re
plied, and I followed (.11 your direc
tions carefully, and to-day I am a well
woman.
"The use of Lydta E. PlnlclmnVfl
Vcfjotablo Compound entirely ex
ported tho tumor and (strengthened my
whole svstcin. I can walk miles now.
'Lydla E. IMnkliam'H Vcrc
tnblo Compound is worth Ave dol
lars a drop. I advlso all women who
aro afflicted with tumors or tfemalo
trouble of any kind to give It a faithful
trial." (Signed) Mns. K. R HAyks,
2.VJ Dudlevat.(Ro.bury). Itoston, Mass.
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WHO IRONS
I Knowj how important it b W
lo use a good starch. Defiance
Starch is the best starch I A
made. It doesn't stick to 1 4
I the iron. It gives a bcauti- lal
lul soft glossy stiffness to the j J
W clothes. It ui!l not blister n
mil or crack lllt S00- " st"5 b
Ib for less, goes farther, does B
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House Jacket.
House Jackets that arc comforlablo
at tho same timo that they aro Invit
ing and nttractlvo aro accounted as
essentials by women of tasto and dis
cretion, This one is ndmlrahlo for
many reasons and
is adapted both to
tho pretty now cot
ton and llnon fab
rics of tho coming
season nnd to dial
lies, cashmors.
French flannels
nnd the lllte. As
Bhown, however it
Is made of flow
ered batlsto trim
4037 Douso Jackst,
32 to 44 bust.
med with frills of the material and
bands of wash ribbon and is exceed
ingly dainty.
Tho Jacket Is raado with fronts,
backs and Bldc-baoks. Tho fronts are
loose- and hang in straight linos from
tho Bhoulders, but tho back Is slightly
fitted, so giving graceful curved lines.
At tho neck is a big sailor collar that
Is slightly open at tho front and tho
sleeves nro in boll stylo.
Tho quantity of material required
for tho medium slzo is 4 yards 27
inches wide, 3! yards 32 inches wide
and 2,i ynrds 44 inches wide, with S
yards of ribbon to trim as illustrated.
Tho pattern 4C37 is cut In sizes for
n 32, 31. 3G, 3S, 10, 42 and 44 Inch bust
measure.
To Remove Tea Stains.
Linens that havo boon stained by
tea or coffee may bo cleansed by
moistening the spots with water nnd
holding them over tho fumos of n
small ploco of burning sulphur, or a
fow sulphur matches. Wash Imme
diately with water in which a llttlo
ammonia of soda has been distilled.
Stains Unit nothing olso will remove
aro often taken out by tho vapor aris
ing from burning sulphur, but the
material must bo washed thoroughly
at onco.
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Kettles may bo thoroughly cleaned
by boiling potato poolings In them.
Never put a tablG llnon thnt has
fruit stains Into hot soapsuds. It
bets tho stain.
Don't throw or drain vegetables in
tho sink. It will nccossltnto jour
calling n plumber, 03 pieces will get
into tho pipes.
To havo a custard plo of an oven,
nice brown whon bnked sprlnhlo a llt
tlo sugar over tho top' Just before put
ting into tho oven.
When cooking green vegetables a
small pnrtlclo of Boda added to tho
boiling water Just before putting In
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Deep.yokos cut In Van Dyck points
aro to he noted among the latest nov
elties of fashion and aro exceedingly
effectlvo. Tho waist llliiitratod shows
one inado of puffings of stilt and heavy
lace co mb In oil with a blouse o cropo
do Chine tho color being Uie lovely
yellow known as maize. Tho blutue is
tho vegetables will keep them In frcsb
color.
Wood alcohol rubbed on n polished
table stained or marred by a hot dish
will restore tho finish if followed by a
polishing with ilnsecd oil. Tho odor
of wood alcohol Is not plcnsing, hut
It is chenpor than the medicinal alcohol.
To Clean Baths.
When n scum forms on tho Inside of
baths or on tho marblo lavatory
basins, ruf tho sldos with dry salt
and It will easily bo removed. Baths
should always be wiped out oftor be
ing used, nnd tho cold water allowed
to run in before tho hot water tap is
turned on. This prevents tho enamel
from cracking.
Corset Cover With Ruffled Front.
Every woman knows the ndvantago
of a corset cover such ns tho ono Illus
trated under tho fashionable blouse
waists. It is smooth and absolutely
without fulness at tho back but is sup
plied with frills at tho front that servo
to glvo tho waist Just the appearance
necessary to style.
Tho model Is made
of nainsook, with
trimming of Valen
ciennes laco and
heading, threaded
with ribbon, but
all materials and
all trimmings used
for garments of
4G3GCoi not Cover, tho sort aro equal
32 to 40 bust. ly correct.
Tho corsot cover Is made with
fronts and back and circular basque
portions. Tho back Is tucked, but the
fronts nro plain and gathered at tho
waist line where they nro finished
with circular basque portions. Over
each aro arranged throe circular frills
that glvft becoming fulnoss and that
jnnot at tho center whore the closing
1b made. Neck and nrms-cyo edges
are finished with bending threaded
with ribbon.
Tho quantity of mnterlnl required
for the medium size Is 1 yards 3(5
Inches wide with 21(! yards of beading
und 8V& yards of laco to trim as illus
trated. The pattern 4636 Is cut In sizes for
a 32, 31, 30, 33 and 40 Inch bust meas
ure. Nature's Model for the Decorator.
A good Idea for tho decorator of a
room is to follow out tho color scheme
of an autumn leaf. Tho faded green
und tho touches of yellow, green and
crimson aro charming. Any loaf or
wild flower will prove an infallible
guide ns to color values and relations.
Laundry of Silk Hose.
Urnn water, made by adding four
tahlespoonfuls of bran to a quart of
water, 13 tho best thing In which to
v. ash flue silk stockings. Soafi Is
thought by somehousowlvos to make
the silk tender and rotten.
LATEST DESIGNS.
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full and soft at the front, after the
latust tiiodelb, but is nug at the back,
wuer the full length box plait give
l)ccniing long lines. To inafc. It will
Ua vec.ulrod & ards of material 21
cr 2& yardi 44 Inches wide. A i:
Mititon pattern. No. 4CS0, 8ia T2 n
4. will be mailed tc any ad;iTJ3 r:
i . i, i i i hi
lnnm.m.lliniimarui-nrfm!rjt
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A Model Afternoon Gown.
Light colored cloths aro much liked
for afternoon gowns and always are
charming. Tho costume shown is ot
cliampngne colored broadcloth with
trimming of velvet ornnments sur
rundod with heavy lnce, beneath
which tho cloth is cut away, and nar
row silk braid. Tho waist is both new
4S57 WouMiWnlst wlthCnpe, 32 to -10 bust.
4624 Five Uortu I'iaro 81ilrt, 22 to 3G woJst.
and stylish nnd Includes a cape or
yoke collar that falls well over tho
sleeves, giving tho drooping effect of
fashion. The skirt Is five gored and
for a woman of mddium size will be
required, for waist l"-i yards 21, AM
yards 27 or 2 yards 14 inches wide;
tor skirt 7M: yards 27, 4 yards 44 or
3A yards 52 Inches wide.
A Mny Manton pattern of the waist,
No. 4557, sizes 32 to 40, or of the skirt,
4C24, sizes 22 to 30. will be mailed to
tny address on receipt of ten cents
for each.
t&BOS!B$ffr;
Tho military coat Is a favorite.
Tucked coats are many and effec
tive. Tails and heads arc U3cd extrava
gantly. lleavor-flnlshcd ribbons nro much
worn on hats.
Heavy white stitchlngs aro always
smart on black.
l'ur scarfs aro worn broader nnd
longer than last year.
Shirrings form girdle effects on
many house frocks.
White and pule colored zibcllnes aro
used tor dressy gowns.
Havo two or throe sets of lingerie
sleeve nifties for one gown.
Charming little hats are made of
chinchilla and trimmed with velvet.
Fringe of glittering beads are ar
ranged In varying lengths to form a
hcallopcd trimming.
Gowns for Occasions.
Duml-toiletto gowns with semi-high
corsages aro those usually worn nt
theaters and small dinners, these this
season are made In various shades of
moiiBscIino do sole, crepe de chine, or
in any of the now filmy materials for
evening wear.
One, particularly charming, was car
ried out In black chiffon over a founda
tion of Ivory satin. Tho bodice was
nrtistlcally draped, fichu fashion, with
long ends falling down In front and
at the back. Tho waist line was de
fined by a jeweled girdle, which taste
fully held in tho fullness there. Tho
sleeves were of the variety known as
angol shaped and the neck was filled
In with needle point laco. The skirt,
closely gathered Into the waist, flared
out below into Inrge flounces.
Enticing Slumber Robes.
Untieing, indeed, aro tho slumber
robos of raw Italian silk, which corno
about a quarter of an Inch think fit
the most beautiful shades nnd in all
sorts of patterns. Geometrical fig
ures, stripes, plaids and floral designs
are popular, but the lattor take tho
lead.
SAAAA
Reader), of this nancr ran hpcuru anv Mm
Mntiuin tihttcm Illustrated aboio be tilling nut
I nil blaukM 16 coupon, ami inailli.c, with 10 oeuts.
toE. U. Uarrlson& Co., 65 Plj mouth Place. Chi-i-uk-o.
l'utturu will bo mailed promptly.
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l(r. Mall to li. K. Uai rUoa X Co. , CS Plymouth
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3n Cro? Faymenti. BEVEHAL CHOICE FAItXS.
Send fur 1!U J. MULllAM., fc'loux City, lowu,
A Ntw Portrait of Vachlngton.
Notable nnionff the February Con
airy's Illustrations will bn a fullpago
i )rtralt of (Senpral Washington, thu
"opy of an original painting now far
the first time Introduced to tho notlco
of tho genoral public. Tho portrait
was made from Hie by Dr. Kllsha Cul
Ion Dick,' of Alexandria, Virginia, in
1797, pud Tho Century's representa
tion is taken from an excellent photo
graph of tho original made by Oetz of
Baltimore. in size the portrait is
about fourteen by sixteen Inches; it is
an excellrnt state of preservation, tho
colors bolng still flesh and bright,
and Is surrounded by a hoveled gilt
frame nbout two inches wide, which
shows the 'marks of nge and Is believ
ed to be tho origlnul ono in which tho
picture was placed.
Indst en Getting It.
Snm" Rroi cr uy lliey ilon't krrp lf'
fliiiup Sturrli Iipopusp tlipy linve- :i sloe's
In liuuil or 12 os:. Iirmiilit. v.liloh lluy
know eatinot bf hiM tn ii rusininer who
Mns onro iiKcd tin- IB oz. pacluiue. De
ll jnee Stntcli for .iiim ltiouej.
Children aro of two kinds, ours and
others.
The February Everybody's.
The February iJvorybody's lias an
other first-class 'scoop" nothing less
than a statement of what tho demo
cratic pnrty now stands for, by tho
new leader of tho democracy In tho
house CongreKninn John Sharp Wil
liams. Another competent fentnro is
Emory It. Johnson's explanation of
"What tho Panama dnnal will do for
tho Country." The author Is a mem
ber of the Isthmian Canal Commission
who devoted his attention to collect
ing the statistics which should demon
strate the economical value of tho
great waterway, and he is" the chief
expert in American on his Mibject. If
excellence in magazine-making con
sists in combining authority with or
tertalnniont, this February Every
body's should find even greater faor
than Its prcdoceSsore.
Feet Comfortable Ever Since.
"I suffered for years ith mv feet. A friend
reromuumded ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE 1
used two Ikixos of the powilnr, and mv feet
havo been entlroly i-om'ortublo ever shico.
ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE ii icrtainlv ft trod
soiid to me. Win. L. Swontistodt.Washiug
tou, D. C." Sold by all Diwgists, U'6c.
Do not take jour freedom for li
cense Innovation by Theaters. ,
Tho Chicago theater managers, or
at least some of them, have hit on a
sensible, plan which will bo put into
effect as soon a"j tiic theaters opon.
A plan of the house will be painted
on the nfcuoztns curtain, which will be
used often, and in this way patrons
may become tamlliar with tne loca
tions o the exits.
"Abrictonm'e."
In a recent novel George Ohnct call
ed one of the products which bib prin
cipal character placed on tho market
"Ahiletoninp." He wns not aware at
the time that a liquor of that name
actually existed, but its-manufacturer
promptly brought an action for dam
ages. The civil tribuual of the Solno
gave its decision against the novelist.
While it exonerated M. Ohnet from
malicious intent, it held that Ignor
ance was no excuse, and that it was
the duty of writers to satisfy them
selves that products to which they in
tended to refor did not exist. In this
case, added tho court, M. Ohnet could
easily have consulted tho register of
trade marks. Consequently the court
ordered the passages objected to he
orased from the book, uuder a pen
alty of 10 francs a copy, while thu
plaintiff was awarded 500 francsdam
ages, and the right to have tho judg
ment Inserted In two newspapers.
Gratitude Vell Expressed.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., Feb. 8th. '
Mr. C. L. Smith, painter and decora
tor, whoso homo is at 309 Anno street,
this city, makes tho following state
ment: "I was laid up with Fomc kind of
pains. Some said it was Lumbago,
others Sciatica, and others again
Rheumatism. A few of my friends
suggested that It was load poison,
but whntever it wns It gave mo a
great deal of pain. In fact, almost
complntoly crippled me. I had to uso
two canes to walk about and even
then it was a vory painful task.
"A friend advised mo lo try Doild's
Kidney Fills and I began the treat
ment. After I lind used tho first box
I was able to throw away ono of tho
canes and was considerably improv
ed. 'I he second box straightened mo
up ho that I could go about free from
pain without any assistance and very
soon after I was completely cured,
well and hnppy, without a pain or an
ucho. Dodd's Kidney Fills seemed to'
go right to tho spot In my case and
they will always havo my greatest
praise,"
When a man begins to edit tho Bible
to suit himself, it is tlmo to audit his
accounts to protoct yourself.
MEXICAN
Mustang Linime?i
iu a positive etire for Pile.
WINTER
TOURS.
Tbl is tne leaton when you want lo so South
Teii. Arizona, Old Mexico and Califoinu are
invitinj. Tb rate are reasonable. Let us
urget that you inrlude one of the tourist re
't in them States in lour trip. Tell us
where ou want to to. and we'll supply oa
ritli Eiiide boolts and full information,
Sc Katy's Aceni or writs
OEORQE MORTON,
o. r. a.. u K. A T. KT.,
St. Louis, Mo.
sntaasHmsan
Maole Sugar Cookies.
Shavo and roll onough maplo sugar
to make threo ctipfuls; cream with a
cup of butter; artd a cup of sour cream
or milk nnd two beaten eggs. Mix n
teaspoonrul of baking soda with a cup
tit flour; add to the mixture with
onough more flour to make a dough
that will roll out oaaily. Keep dough
as cold as possible while cutting and
rolling. Bake In a quU-k oven.
These Who Have Tried It
will use no other Defiance Cold Water
Htnrch Iihh no enunl In Quantity or CJtial
lt 10 oz. for 10 tmils. Other brands con
tnln only 12 oz.
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Something Beyond It.
- Tho lawyer had advertised for a
typewriter girl, and when a very styl
ish young lady presented herself in
answer ho said: "My advertisement
lead that I should only pay six dollars
a week Tor the work." "Yes, I know,"
she replied. "And you will come fo
that?" "It's a very small salary, of
course, but as 1 shall expect to marry
you before tho year Is out, I'll take it
and be along tomorrow morning."
Alt Ur-TO-IATK HODflKKEnrEItS
Uso Itcd Cross Doll Blue. It tnnkon clothoa
clean and hwoot usvhen now. All grocors.
Some people hnng outsldo liko
(doles from the roof of the church
and then complain thnt the church is
coild.
Ten cents worth of holp will mnko
more religion than a dollar's worth of
argument.
When Your Grocer Says
he does not havo Defiance yturch, you
mny bo mire he 'Js afraid to keep It until
bin etork of 12 oz. puckngns are sold. De
tlnnco Htnrch Is not o-ily better than uny
other C'jIcI Water Sturch, hut contains 16
oz. to the package and sells for same
money as 13 oz. brand.
Maple Hard Sauce.
Crush and roll as fine as possible a
cup ot maple Biignr, then heat It up
with a cup of butter until creamy and
light. Then add the white of an egg
and beat again until foamy. Add a tiny
pinch of salt, a teaEpoonful of vanilla
or n little brandy, or a grating of nut
meg. Pile up in a small glass dish and
set on ico to harden. This Is a delicious
sauco to servo with Indian puddings.
$30.00 rer M. Lewis' "Single Binder,"
straight 5c cigar, costs tho denier somo
more than other Tic ciRurs, but. tho higher
price enables thH factory to use higher
grade tobacco. l,owiV Factory, Peoria, 111.
Maple Custardt
Break four eggs into a bowl or sauce
pan and boat them a few minutes, then
add a cup of rolled mapic sugar, ono
tablespoontul of corn starch, a pinch
or salt and a grating of nutmeg, beat
all together until smooth and thick,
then add two quarts of warmed mill;
and when thoroughly mixed turn into
a baking dish, set this In n pan of
hot water and bake in a moderate oven
until tho custard Is firm In the center.
More Flexible and Lasting,
won't hliaKo out or blow out; Dy uslns
Defiance Starch you obtain better results
th.tn possible with uny other brand and
one-third more for samo money.
Maple ourjar Cake.
Boat a cup'of flno granulated sugnr
to a cream with two ounces of butter,
add tno beaten yolks of two eggs, and
then the beaten white of one. Sift two
teaspoontuls of baking powder with
two scant cups of sifted flour. Add to
tho other materials, alternating with
half a cup cf milk. Bake in two lay
ers and put together with the follow
ing: Boil a cup of maple syrup until
it will spin a thread and then pour
gradually into tho beaten whites of
two eggs, continue to beat until thick
enough to spread.
To Cure a Coltl in Ono tiny.
Take Laxntlvo Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
dru gg fits ref and nioneylfitf ails to euro. 25c.
Frederick the Great's Snuff Boxes.
Thirteen snuffboxes in agato and
jnspor, ornamented with gold nnu
precious stones, and formerly tho
property of Frederick tho Great, havo
boon presented by tho kaiser to tho
Hohcnzollern museum.
If iffltcted with
ceVe.d.:J:!: Thompsons Eyi Watsr
fora
An Egg Tester Fre
Toeetherwitlt an incubator and brooder ratalocue,
rontainine amoou' much otheraluab!e aud inter
esting information a colored plate, showinii by
I'ithteen views thn development ol tUe chick la tu
shell, free, by sending to
GEO. W. STAHL, Quincy, 111.,
four cents to pay for postacu and pacVint.
Looking for a Home ?
Than why not keep In view the
fact that tho farming lands of
KF1 fflootorn
m n "I
Uffllullu
are sufficient to support a population of $0,000,000
or oer Tho iin.nie'ation for the pat six jears
bas been phenomenal.
FREE Homostaad Lands
easily accessible, while other -lauds may be pur
rhased from Hallway and Land Coinpuiiio. Tim
trsin aud era. in; lands of Weitern Canada are tho
best on the continent piodurins the best erain.
and cattle (fed on trass alone) ready for market.
MarhcU, Schools, Itallvrujs mid ull ntlier
conditions mnko Wratern Canada an envi
able pot for the aetHor.
Write toSuperintendentImmigratlon.Oltawa.Can
ada. for a descriptive Atlas, and other information,
or to the authoriied Canadian Government A gent
W. V. Bennett, 801 New ork Lifo LSuildiosy
umana, Nub.
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