I"
PLAN BEST
Allows Water to Flovv Gently
Without Erosion.
, .i.J i'- 'x '
By This t?lnn DItchN Banks Are 'Not
Disturbed and Harden Until There
Is No Danger of a Break Soil
U Thoroughly Soaked.
f I had two seasons' oXporlonce as an
Irrigator In California before I tried
irlgating In Idaho, writes MlUor Pur
vis In tho Breeder's Gazette. On tho
benches In the foothills of tho coast
ratiRo In northern California, whore
tho soil Is a reddish clay, wo simply
ctit the dltoh banks, regulate the
flow through the cut by laying two
stones In tho opening and lot tho wa
ter run for a day or two, never think
ing of erosion. I tried this In Idaho
and within a few mlnutos all tho wa
ter In tho service ditch was going
down ono lateral and washing a deop
channel through tho ash soli.
Thon someone told me that tho
best way to do was to make a long
box-llko tttliH by nailing tho edges. of
four plaatoring laths together and
sink this In the ditch bank. I was
told this would Drovcnt tho water
from washing Its way into ono lateral
and make, it possible to divide evenly
tho water among all tho latorals In
tho field. I made a lot of those lath
boxes but thoy did not work on my
kind ofootl as tho Holds woro too
stoop. A couplo of young chaps, who
remembered aomothlng about physics,
concluded that they could carry tho
water over tho banks of tho ditches
In siphons. They bought somo ordi
nary gasplpo throo-fourths of an inch
in boro, cut It Into flvo-foot lengths,
bent tho pieces over a wagon whool
and tried them out. Thon thoy lmmo
dlatoly got busy making moro siphons.
I thon tried tho siphon plan and tho
wator that camo down tho service
ditch bocamo bo gentle and obodlent
that it wont whorovor I wished, in
any quantity I wished and wlth.tho
least nosslblo erosion of tho land. It
gently flowed through the pipes and
trickled acrosB tho Holds, soaking tho
soil thoroughly without carrying moro
than a small quantity with it. I have
watched irrigators trying all Borts of
plans to provent erosion In thin soil
but not ouo of them works bo well as
tho siphons
Necessarily my various sorvlco
ditches must run down hill, making a
swift current which rapidly washes
deep into tho soil until tho water In
tho ditch Is not available. To pre
vent this we uso canvas dams or
chocks. Thoso arc simply widths of
common canvas fastened to a strip
They aro long enough to rosch well
ncross tho ditch. An Illustration
ohowB the manner in which the' can
vas 4s fastened to tho cross bar so
as to allow surplus water to run out
at tho center of tho ditch. In using
these checkB tho bar Is laid across
tho ditch, the canvas spread on tho
bottom and a llttlo earth puddled
alone; the edco. Each check raises
tho level of tho ditch, "kills" tho cur
rent and prevents erosion, also niak
ing It easier to uso the siphons by
raising tho lovol of tho wator. Tho
samo illustration Bhows tho siphons
In uso, whoro two checks aro closo
together. Just hero tho grado pitches
down quite steeply and on tho loft be
tween tho two chocks is shown tho
upper end of a ditch which runs jitoop
ly down hill. It was nocessary to run
tho ditch horo to got below tho crater
shown in another Illustration and it
will bo seen how stoop tho land lies,
To savo wasting land the ditch waB
,..t M.lc. ntln nr Invn molr nml
come3 to a dead end. By raising tho
cross bar In ono of tho checks moro
water can bo held back, or lowering
it will let moro water through tho
opening in tho check. It wns nocos
aarv to regulate tho flow of wator
very nicely. If too llttlo camo down
tho siphons would draw tho witter out
and stop. If too much enmo down
tho dead end of tho ditch would ovor-
flow,
By this system tho ditch banks aro
not disturbed and soon hnrdon until
there 1b no danger of a break. By
Duttlng tho siphons in dooply or leBS
doenly tho flow of water thoy deliver
can be regulated. Thero Is no danger
that tho water will wash out tho
ditch bank whoro thoy aro sot and
tho flow la ,so gontlo that tho light
soil la not carried down tho ditch.
Cuts In tho ditch bank must bo filled
as soon as ono irrigation is finished;
lath boxes must bo reset at ovory ir
rigation and often several times dur-
ing ono Irrigation, but siphons can bo
moved from placo to place at any
4i .,!. nrn nlwnvs roadv to work.
Slnco they havo been Introduced horo
more and moro ranchers aro putting
,,.-, in
(uui t.
Land Values Increase.
Tho incroaso of land values duo to
tho irrigation work by tho national
government is now estimated at ovor
)108,000,000. This Is considerably
moro man uie ro u w. r isuwis
plants and shows tho direct sain from
sucn lormo oi utuuuu. Uu
tne government wm uo ,.uuUrmm ui-
umaio.y oy b v uunem.
of a water supply for their land and
who pay a rQasonnblo charge for tho
privilege it will bo perceived that tho
peoplo as a wiioio win he "out" noth
ing, wb.Uo they wllKsharo in tho ad
vantages that como from much great
er producing capacity.
Irrigation Projects.
Tho Irrigation projects of tho coun
try havo called for tho erection of tho
flvo largest dams In tho world.
USE p.UMP F0R irrigating
Some Practical Suggestions by New
Mexico Farmer on Pumping Wa-
tcr with Small Engine.
feorhf) days ago I read an article an
swerlng a query In regard to putting
In! a small. Irrigation outfit to water
twp acrer of garden. Practically all
the' Water wo get In this region (Co
lumbus, N. M.) Is lifted by a pump of
Bora, sort, and In tho light of expert
cnc'e 'Un this' method of Irrigation I
would offor somo suggestions which
will help tho man who has tho cour
ago to tako chargo of weather condi
tions In tho ovont that rain falls to
fall, aaya a writer In tho Itural New
.Yorker. The two-Inch pump and 2&
horsepower engine will take care of
tho two acres nicely, furnishing about
125 gallons per minute at a speed of
800 revolutions If properly lined out
Tho Installation will be more simple
to uso the foot Valve on the suction
plpo and keep tho pump abovo wator.
If thero is danger of debris In the
creek sink a box around tho suction.
It would bo an expensive mistake to
uso a two-inch pipe for 200 feet and
work the llttlo engine against so much
friction. A throe-Inch pipo connected
to tho pump by a roducer and run up
at an angle of 45 degrees to a vertical
he'lght of 18 feet arranged to empty
Into a woodon flumo which connects
with tho garden will avoid excessive
speed of tho water and also do away
with most of tho plpo. Tho suction
should be at least 2-Inch plpo. If
this is not suited to conditions uso
four-inch plpo from puirip to field.
This may bo niado of heavy gnlvnn
ized plpo material and reduced to tho
two-Inch connection on tho pump, but
tho flumo will bo moro satisfactory if
it can bo used. Tho flumo may bo
cheaply mado with two boards put to
gether, pig-trough stylo, and lined with
roofing paper, lapping tho Joints llko
shingles.
Another thine should not bo lost
sight of; when tho field needs Irrlgn
tion it probably will all need It at
onco, for tho rain wots tho wholo
patch tho same day, and it would bo
a wIbo plan to pump an earth tank
full of wator and havo It on hand if
tho ground can bo sufficiently puddled
to hold water: 125 gallons per min
ute is a fcoblo' stream to do anything
with, and less than that Is llttlo moro
than an aggravation unless it bo
stored up until sufficient "head" has
accumulated to put It out and ovor
tho ground. Tho frco government
pamphlet, "Practical Irrigation for Be
ginners," will bo very helpful in giv
ing methods for handling tho water.
Tho 125 gallons per mlnuto should bo
dollvored at a icost of not moro than
30 cento a day for onglno naphtha
If tho right machinery lo selected, and
tho best should bo procured; .Its tho
cheapest in tho end.
Bees left to thomsolvos will gen
orally send out ono swarm in a sea
son, often Bonding put a second
ewarm, Boietlmos a third, Bays a
writer In an exchange. In our prac
tice wo always havo superspartly full
of empty comb, and thl3 makes tho
giving of room to the bees much moro
practicable thftn wiien empty bocuuup
aro given, for thero nccl bo no dolay
in f ho wnrit. no wnltlni: on tho build-
ers'. no hanging clusters whljo tno
honey Is wasting In tho Holds. Tho
vnnni. Viaoh. then, do most oi me
J w u n - 1
comb building.
Securing Fertile Eggs
Hons that, havo a wide rango keep
thrifty and lay fertile eggs, inu
eggs for hatching Bhouid uo cnosen
from early-hatched pullets that have
been properly fed from tho "day thoy
nrn hutched OUt. 'tno OggB iruiu
close-yarded liens aro not fit for sot
ting.
FARM NOTES.
Jlmson weed Is poisonous.
Havo you begun to test tho seed
corn yet?
Cheap harnoas often proves an ox
nonBlvo Instrument
A llttlo axlo grease nppneu wnoro it
belongs saves horseflesh.
A chean paint, can bo mado from a
oninMnn of borax and water mlxod
with linseed oil.
nnrrota aro high in feeding valuo
and aro relished by all kinds of stock,
Including horseB.
Bettor corn means heapenoa proauc
tton, and choapor production means
larcor net proms
Sow seeds of beans In pots, in a not
tmd sow neas for an early crop. Use
tho dwarf early kinds.
Tho variety of potatoes to plant do
ponds upon tho kind of soil in which
thoy aro to oo piuuuu.
Whon tho Bllo replaces tho straw.
pllo tho bank account wilt oxchango
places with the mortgage.
Ono nOlUlO Krowur uuiuuib nuui lima
I , . .
rnntmnine six or moro iiuiuiuub ui
marketablo size and no culls.
Among tho duties of spring, if the
work has been neglected in tho fall, is
the examination and repair of tho ma
chlnory.
Many of thoso who undertako farm'
f flrBt Umo noco38arlly
"f ior denc0 mtX toowI.
,. n fow wlU BUccocd,
Consider carefully the matter of out
machinery in order that all tho
J" on tho farra may earn B
fair return upon tho monoy lnvostod.
If tho onions In storago havo be
come frozen, keep thom bo by an
extra covering. Freezing doos thom
no harm, but altornato freezing and
thawing is ruinous
Repair the trollises, arbors and oth
or garden fixtures while the plants aro
dormant. After painting tho supports1
pruno tho vines and tlo thom up agal
for another season's growth.
TIAPPC
i in'
Make Their Home
EW YORK. All of New York's
animate myriad do not dwoll on
tho surface. High over tho hoads of
sightseers, at tho summit of some of
the tallest ofllco buildings in tho
world, live men, womon and childron,
who find ll.'o particularly good thero
in tho hot nights of summer,
A writer for tho Now York Trlbuno
was invited to visit such a homo tho
other day, and aftor using the elevator
to tho roof entered a comfortable look
ing living room, occupied by a hnppy
looking family. Far from earth as
It was, tho room looked pleasingly
oarthllke and real.
Tho living room had ono entrance,
through a pasBago from an .ofllco, .and
two exits, ono to tho root and tho oth
er Into a largo parlor, lleyond that
was a big bedroom. Tho roof was, of
course, at noon in summer, a hot
desert Burroundod by a hot parapet.
N
"Busted" Cupid Kicked Out In Cold
GEE.' THAT
WUZ OHCT
THAT .MYWRERS
WENT WRQNC
U8KOQEE, OKLA. A sluopy and
"busted" Don Cupid, kicked out
into tho world becauso of his povorty,
ono morning recently wearily "hoofod"
it along tho ties to Oktaha, wherico ho
had come a fow short hours before
Llttlo Jenny Ilosmor, an Indian
maiden of sixteen years, "who hnd
doped from Oktaha with Wesloy Mo
ran, about hor own age, was not long
in deciding that a couplo cannot Uvo
on love nlono, and ten hours aftor
tho elopmont had begun the young
lover, tired and dojected, waB return
ing to tho plow ho had hurriedly left
standing in tho field, having been
gtvon his dismissal by his llttlo sweot
heart. Jenny Hosmcrj although only six-
toon, Is heiress to a thousand acres or
land near Oktaha. Tho ontlro town
site of Wlebert belongs" to ho'r, having
boon given it in a will by a roluttvo.
Whon sho grows up Jenny will bo
rich, but riches could not coroparo
with hor lovo for Wesley Moran. To
Grandmas Quote
DES MOINES, IA. In the remark
ablo suit Just tried hero for tho
custody of llttlo Joanetto Edwards bo-
tweon her rival grandmothers, in
which tostlmony purporting to bo tho
wlshos of tho chlld'B father and moth
er, both of wliom aro dead, conveyed
by moans of a spiritualistic modlum
waa offered. Judgo Itanslor awarded
hor to tho temporary caro of tho
child's mother's paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs.
W, II. Robinson, and assessed the
costs of tho notion , against Mr. and
Mrs. L. 11. Edwards, the paronts of
her dead father.
Mrs. L. H. EdwardB of Cedar Falls,
rilstor of Socrotary of Agrlcuturo
"Tama Jim" WIlsonAond Mrs. W. II.
Robinson, a physlclanof Donvor, were
tho litigants for the possession of
Jeanotto, who is eight yearB old. The
opposing grandmothors aro spiritual-
tats, each marshaling what she be
lieved to bo a formidable lino of ghost
ly ovldenco in support of hor cause.
Sells Wife and
YOU CAM HAVE 'ER
FEfl A 00LUB -m
I'LL TROW
in DC K103
PHILADELPHIA. According to tho
story told by Mrs. Mary Ouglsa
of 1817 South Leo strcot, this city, to
Maglstrato Hughes sho and hor three
children Voro sold by her husband for
91 to a man who, bIio doclaros, has
threatened to tako hor by force.
In broken English sho asked that
her husband bo found and mado to
support her and tho threo children
whom he bad loft at homo to utnrvo.
Though tho alleged transaction took
placo somo time ago and though tho
woman repulsod tho man who claimed
hor as his property, sho declared that
sho was still Jn fear that he might
como forward, now that her husband
has disappeared, and forco htmself
Into her homo.
"It was threo years ago," sho 'said,
"that my husband sold mo. Ho wanted
money for moro liquor. Ho gavo mo
and tho children for ?1, and I didn't
know anything about it, Whon the
on House Tops!
But tho viow from an altitude of 3CW
feat was splendid, and at night, when
tho moon camo out ovor tho thousands
of lights of river and bay, tho sight:
was enchanting. '
The "sky pilot" who led the way,
Bald that the heat was not overwhelm
ing to him up thero or to his house-:
hold at any Umo, "for," no remarxea
logically, "If thero Is any brocno go
ing, don'.t wo get it?"
"Do you over havo any mosquitoes,
up horoV"
"Very seldom."
"How about thundorstorms:"
"nolng hoar tho clouds doesn't
inako It any worse."
Doing oakod If ho dltPnot miss tho
grass and flowers ho sighed a little.'
recalling sotno country bowor, no
doubt, but quickly pointed out a bed
of flowers In a cupola that "tho boys"
called their "flower houso" or "hot
house." "So you have boyaT And how do
thoy enjoy this elevation t" p
"At first they thought It was tho
greatest out, but you know how kids
aro. It alt lost Hb novelty In time,
nnd now thoy think moro of tho sub
way than of tho sights from so great
a holght as this."
wait several years waa out of the
question.
And bo Moran loft his plow standing
In tho furrow, tho team Btlll unhitched,
and In his Bhlrt slooves elopod with
Jehny Hoamor, who woro nothing but
a llttlo dress of cheap calico.
Bclrijr without a ponny, tho two
walked along tho railroad tios to Mub
kogeo. Whon this city was reached
at four o'clock n tho morning Jenny
had nlroady tlrod of a povorty-strlck
en lovo. and she "sent Wesloy back
to Oktaha."
Taking tho nmldon at hor word,
back to Oktaha Moran walked. Tho
Klrl'a aunt and guardian, Mrs. John
Nowborry, who camo to tho city look'
Ing for the. girl, found hor at tho homo
of J". It. Redding on Oak strcot.
"When; tho nunt rodo up boforo tho
house in tho pollco patrol, Jenny
climbed in, Binding, but said not o
word. On tho long rldo back to head
quarters Bho refused to answer ques
tions, but later told a roportor that
sho had sent Wesloy homo. In tho
samo llttlo calico dress In which sho
eloped, Jenny was taken backsto her
homo In Oktnha.
Tho two camo to Muskogee, the girl
said, becauso" sho liked to sco a big
city, and Wesley did, too. Jenny says
eho is sixteen, but she looks not more
than thirteen.
Spirits in S
Tho ovldenco, aaldo from testimony
snowing good character or tho lltl
Gants and tholr ability to provldo for
tho girl, deals almost exclusively with
matlers spiritual, so that Judgo Itan
slor was put in a position whore ho
must act as umplro botwoon two dls
putatlous spooks.
Tho principal oral wltnossos woro
tho grandmothers, but n lot of docu
mentary ovldenco was submitted, all
purporting to havo emanated from tho
spirit world. Mrs. Edwards testllled
that oho was ablo to get Into commu
nication with hor son, Bart, fathor or
of Jeanotto, moro satisfactory when
sho had tho child with hor and that
ho wDa far happlor undor such cir
cumstances than whon his child was
with hor maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Robinson gave precisely simi
lar testimony with respect to tho
spirit of hor daughter, und gavo thiB
as the principal causo of action. On
cross-examination oho admitted sho
was not fully informed on- all tho ins
and outs of spiritualism and. waa not
ontlrely cloar as to whether sho actu
ally talked to her daughter or wheth
er It was only hor "subconBclous solt"
with whom sho conversed, but sho
was suro tho influonco ot'hor daugh
ter was directing hor in tho suit.
Children for $1
man camo to mo and snld: T will Uvo
horo, I own you, you belong to mo. I
paid for you,' I thought ho was crazy.
i sum, you won t uvo hero,' and I
trlod to drlvo him out of tho houso;
then ho showed mo my marrlhirn or.
tiflcato and said ho had bought mo
ior x, i snatcnod it from him, and
i navo ii now wnere &0 can't got It;
but I am afraid,"
H A St..
miiB'Bunuj iiugnos aont two of
his offlcors to tho woman's homo to
voruy nor story.
Tho youngstors woro huddled to
gother on tho kitchen floor beforo tho
siovo, wnicn apparently had not had
flro in it for days. Tho baby of nine
months waa crying, and tho nthor
Joo, five, and Goorgo, a year or bo
younger, woro gnawing at chips or
wood which thoy had plckod up in tho
stroot to klpdlo a flro. There wos not
a vestigo of food in tho houso and tho
children woro blue with cold and half
starved. In ono of tho uppor rooms
tho offlcors found an emaciated boy.
Mrs. Guglsn's brother, who rocontly
camo from Poland, and who Is suffer
ing with tuberculosis,
Maglstrato Hughes provided enough
monoy to buy food for tho family for
a row days.
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MotherDid you paint tho tablet
Father Yes, I gavo It a coat and
two paira of trousers. Harper's Ba
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Garfield Tk, assists overworked dieostlro
organs, ' corrects constipation, cleanses the
system nnd rids tho blood of Impurities,
Full Ufo exists In threo dimensions,
art In twd, and science In one; llko a
eolld, A superficies, nnd a lino.
Reducing tho watts between the
acts will not lighten a heavy play.
Tell tho dealer you want a Lewis SIdrIo
Hinder straight So cigar.
A woman who has a nose for news
usually has a chin for tolling It
Tako Garfield Tea to overcome conitipa
tion, clcanee system nnd maintain health.
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you'll get along. Now, try It.
Please Read These Two Letters.
Tho following lottor from Mrs. Orvillo Rock will provo bow ttmvto
It la for womon to submit to tho dangora of a surgical operation -whon ife
may ho avoided by taking Idia E. Pinkhnm'a vcgetablo ComnountL
Sho -was four weeks in the hospital and came home stifieilng
worso tlmn boforo. Thon aftor all that suffering Lydi ,Pink
hanx'a Vogotablo Compound restored hor health.
HERE IS HER OWN STATEMENT.
Paw Paw, Mich. "Two years ajco I fmfforedt
very sovcroly with a displacement could nob
ho on my feet for a lonff tlmo. My physician
treated mo for several months without) much re
lief, and nt last ont mo to Ann Arbor for an op
oration. I was thero four weeks and camo home
Bufforlng worso than beforo. My mother ad
vised mo to try Jytiia xi. x'lnKiinnrs voffciaoiQ
Compound, and I did. To-day I am well and
Btrdntr and do all my own housework. I owo my
health to Lydia E.Plnkham's Yeeotablo Com
pound nnd ndylso ovory woman who In afflicted
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Ovlllo Kock, it. It. No. ti, Paw Paw, Mich,
"Thero novor was a wojso, case.1'
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ills than mine, nnd X cannot begin to tell you what I suffered.
For ovor two years I was not ablo to do anything-. I was In bd
for a month nnd the doctor said nothing but an operation would
euro mo. My father suggested Jjydta E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound; so to pleaso him I took it, and I improved wonder
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novor fool any 111 of foots from It. I can only ask other suffering
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It, P. D. No. ii, ltockport, Ind,
Wo will pay a handsome reward to any porson who will piove to
us that theso letters aro nob ponuino and truthful or that either of
thosq womon woro prfid in any way for their testimonials, or that tho
letters aro published without their pormisalon, or that tho original
lottor from each did nob oomo to ua entiroly unsolicited.
For SO years fcydia B. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound lias been tho standard remedy for
female Ills. No sick woman doos justice to
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Mado exclusively from roots and barbs, ana
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tuw Mrs. PInkham invites all slek womea
W to write her for advice. Sho has
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Address Mrs, PInkham, JLynm Mass
Feeble Guardianship.
"I wondor," said tho Sweet Young
Thing, "why a man is always bo
frightened whon he propoBoa?"
"That," said the Ohronlo Bachelor,
"is his guardian angel trying to hold
him back." Stray Stories.
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and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels,
Migar-coaicu, tiny granules, easy 10 uito
si candy.
Sot yourself earnestly to soe what
you were mado to do, and thon sot
yourself earnestly to do it. Phillips
Drooks. '
Hrs. Wlnslow's Boothlriff Rymp for Children
teething, of tens tha Rums, reduces lnflamma
llou, allays pain, cures wind colic, SSa a bottle
An institution must be proppod up
by precodont whon It is no more up
lifted by sap.
Tao Garfield Tea in tho spring to purify
the blood and cleanse tho system.
Envy Is punishing ourselves for be
ing inferior to our nolghbor.
FREE SAMPLE CURED OLD
PERSON'S BOWEL TROUBLE
4-
One of tho most remarkable proofs of
tho unusual laxatlvo merit contained In
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin la that It Is
effective not only In peoplo In tho prime
of Ufo, but at tho extremes pt aces. As
many lettors aro received from mothers
regarding tlio cures of children, as from
men and women of sixty, seventy and
eighty years of ago. It must bo truly a
wonderful laxatlvo.
In tho cure, of constipation and bowol
troublo In old peoplo It has no equal, It
corrects tho constipation, dispels tho hoad
acho,' biliousness, gas, drowsiness after
eating, etc. Peoplo advancing In years
should see to ft that their bowels move
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Valdwcll's Syrup Pepsin, You can pro
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THE KCYSTONEi
TO HEALTH
IS
HOSTETTEFt'S
STOMACH
BITTERS
The Bitters is boon to
those in convalescence
when a tonic and strength
maker is needed.
Try it and see.
X word fa (he wlis is auHteto!.
Make the Liver?
Do its Duty
I Nku time In Inn when the Itrer U ngkt &
Mssich snd bowel an rgM,
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
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long your Ufo by healthy bowol action.
Clogged bowels invito disease. Womea
about to pass the menstrual period cannot
do better than uso Syrup Pepsin sevorai
times a week until tho system has set
tied to Its futuro condition. '
Among tho strongest supporters nf Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin aro Mr. W, a.
Zorn of Now Decatur, Ala., and Mr.
George 8. Spauldlng of thai National Sol
diers' Homo, Kansas, both elderly men.
Tho regular size bottles can bo bought of
any druggist at fifty cents and ono dol
lar, but a frco earnplo bottlo' can bo had
by sondlng your addrass to tho doctor.
For the freo sample address Dr. W, B.
Caldwell, m Caldwell building, Monti
cello, III,
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