"August
Flower"
The Hon. J. W. Fcnnimore is the
Sheriff of Kent Co. , Del. , and livef
at Dover , the County Seat and Cap
ital of the vState. The sheriff is a
gentleman fifty-nine years of age ,
and this is what he says : "I have
" used your August Flower for several -
" eral years in my family and for my
"own use , and found it does me
"more good than any other remedy.
" I have been troubled with what I
" call Sick Headache. A pain comes
" in the back part of my head first ,
' and then soon a general headache
' until I become sick and Vomit.
' At times , lee , I have a fullness
' after eating , a pressure after eating
'at the pit of the stomach , and
' sourness , when food seemed to rise
4 up in my throat and mouth. When
' I feel this coming on if I take a
' little August Flower it relieves
' me , and is the best remedy I have
' ever taken for it. For this reason
"I take it and recommend it to
" others as a great remedy for Dys-
"pepsia , &c. " ®
G. G. GKEEN , Sole Manufacturer ,
Woodbury , New Jersey , U. S. A.
* < < 3WK
You Tried It ? i
ft Now !
Go to your Druggist , hand
him one dollar , tell him you
want a bottle of . . . .
ISCKIY
The BEST MEDICINE known
for the CURE of
Ail Diseases of the Liver ,
All Diseases of the Stomach ,
All Diseases of the Kidneys ,
Ail Diseases of the Bowels ,
PURIFIES THE BLOOD ,
CLEANSES THE SYSTEM ,
Restores Perfect Health.
If says
Kennedy's Medical Discover )
cures Horrid Old Sores , Deep
Seated Ulcers of 4:0 years
standing , Inward Tumors , and
every disease of the skin , ex
cept Thunder Humor , and
Cancer that has taken root.
Price $1.50. Sold by every
Druggist in the U. S. and
Canada.
J.J. THOMAS & CO. ,
1G1.7 Ctirlis Street ,
DENVER , - COL.
Special rates for carload * to Club * and Alliances
for nil Northern Colorado Lump and Steam Coal * .
Consumers will consult their interc.sts by
writing lor prices
JOHN
Successfully Prosecutes Claims.
ate Principal Examiner U S Pension Bureau.
, rt > m Liit war. IDadiudicutum claims , attyeuucd
EVERY WATERPR\ \
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
NEEDS NO LAUNDERING. C
THE ONLY LINEI <
COLLAR I
Cleans
Mos
is Lenox.
IN THE RANKS.
With .tcaily tt-ps lie pas'c < l down the
street ,
Wearing .1 gown \vho-e folds cannot con
ceal
The ina tvc strength and grace of every
limb :
And. looking in the clear cut face , you
feel
The power of mind. The lips arc .set ly
fate ,
Deep eyes arc steely gray , and , wide and
free.
You think of him , swathed in the battle's
mibt ,
Setting the tars of brute won victory.
In Miorrd ollice-s no sign he makes
That in hiveini tlielire-i of pavion glow :
That love or hate or leadership of men
Have any place beneath his stoleof snow ,
Down | iiiet aisles of the cathedral vast.
Veiled in the light of sacred cen-ers dim ,
Tie blowlv leads the clear voiced choris
ters'
Chanting , in ringing lone" , the evening
hymn.
And then , when silence falls , his voice
alone
Lifts up , as if somelong-lost day to greet ,
Did sorrow , sin , or love , with eareleieye - >
Teach him to sing with voice so true and
sweet ?
Who knows the heart of man ? The pass
ing day
Flashes a dream of glory ere it die1- :
Above the singer is a golden ray
That eems to bear hia voice beyond the
skies.
With banners and with lights he parsed on ;
The pageant fades , another voice is there
Calling lor peace and grace on all the world :
In echoes sweet you miss the earnest
prayer.
Filled with the mystery of pa singlife.
The Muig still lingers with you , soft and
low ,
Stilling the strife that mars the tattered
heart ,
With absolution from ite deepest woe.
He bears no burden here says that one
Ming.
Yet inboin fame all times and places de-
lie- ;
You see upon hi > head the crown of bay * ,
The leader lives within hi piercing eye-- ,
Perchance he longago laid down thesword ' ,
Content to leave the path ambition' trod ,
And , in the army of the holy cross
To Miive in peace to lead lost souls to
God.
Fainuel Williams Cooper.
MB. A > STD MRS. BOWSER.
"Mrs. Bowser , " began Mr. Bowser
as ho came down stairs the other
morning , "is this house run on a sys
tem or is everything expected to take
care of itself ? "
"What do yon mean ? " she asked.
"I mean that I have been looking
for a shoe string for the last hour and
a half and that nothing of the sort
can be found ! " '
"No ; I don't believe there is one in
the house. "
"I presume not ! I presume the two
hundred pairs I bought in Detroit the
clay before we left have all been chewed
up by the cat or sold to the ragman.
If there's a worse run house than ours
in America I'd like to see it. "
' 'Why , Mr. Bowser , you only
brought home three shoe-strings and
you used two of those to tje up your
papers. "
"Well , where's the other ? "
"I can't tell. We may have lost it
in movingand unpacking. "
"Don't doubt it in the least. While
a shoe-string is not as big as a piano
or as valuable as a clock the loss of it
shows a want of system , a reckless
extravagance truly discouraging.
Have you got a piece of clothes-line in
the house ? "
"I I don't think so , " she stam
mered.
'Probably not ! Probably gone to
join the shoestring ! I must have
something to tie up my shoe with ,
however"and I will use a piece of
stovepipe wire.
After breakfast , when ready to go
out , he said :
"Mrs. Bowser , I hope you will take
this lesson to heart. Carelessness in
a wife is a very reprehensible trait. "
You are just as careless as lam ! ' '
she protested.
"Xo , ma'am ! Xo ma'am ! I never
mislay anything , forget anything or
lose anything ! Very few husbands dp.
I will go around the world with a pin
in my vest and bring the same one
back "with me. If you go out on the
street today you had better "have a
policeman go with you. If not , you'll
lose your purse or be robbed of your
cloak. "
When Mr. Bowser came up to lunch
eon he entered the house with a smile
on his face and the door-mat in his
hand , and said :
"I found a boy walking off with this
mat ! Has anyone taken the range
out of the basement ? It's a wonder to
me they haven't come in after the car
pets ! "
"That's a mat thegirlput out in the
barrel to be carted away , " she explain
ed.
ed."Oh
"Oh ! It is ! More reckless extrava
gance , I see ! Mrs. Bowser , I want to
sit down with you some day and have
a long talk. I think you mean -well ,
but you are deficient in judgment , and
your knowledge of the world is very ,
very limited. "
"Doyou know everything ? " she sar
castically queried.
"Mrs. Bowser. " he replied , as he
folded his hands under his coat tails
and assumed his favorite attitude ,
"there are probably one or two things
I don't know. I don't claim to know
it all , and I don't say you know
nothing whatever. The husband who
does nothowever , know forty times as
much as his wife would be considered
a stick of a man. Did you go out this
morning ? "
"I did. "
"Was your bonnet taken off your
head ? "
"Xo , sir. "
"Lucky very lucky ! You are to be
congratulated. I don t"
"Mr. Bowser , where's your watch ? "
she interrupted.
"My watch , Mrs. Bowser my watch
is great Scotts ! "
He dropped his hand to find the
chain , but it was not there. He felt
for the watch , but.it was gone.
M-S - . - Vil ? * - . ,
L-J
"Did you leave it at the jeweler's ? "
she asked as he stood with open
mouth and staved at her.
"Jeweler's ! No ! It's gone I've lost it !
I've been robbed ! " he shouted , as he
danced around.
"It can't be. Feel in all your pock
ets. "
"Pockets ! Pockets ! Do you 'spose
I carry my watch in my coat-tail
pocket ! I tell you I've been robbed ! "
"Well , don't take on so ; your wal
let is safe isn't it ? "
"G-gone ! " he gasped , as he put
his hand up watch and wallet both
gone ! "
"You must have been robbed in
some crowd , " she suggested.
"Robbed ! Crowd ! Robbed ! Of course
I've been robbed ! " he shouted , as he
pranced about. "Git that infernal cat
oil that lounge and lemme lay down ,
for I'm so weak I can't stand up !
Where's that camphor ? "
She ran for the bottle as he flopped
down , and for the next three minutes
he had his nose in the opening.
"You ought to go to the police at
once , " she finally said.
"G-gone ! G-gonc ! " he gasped.
"But how could you have been rob
bed ? "
"I dunne ! Hold the bottle a little
hitiher. "
"You are so careful , you know. "
"Yes. "
'You never mislay anything or for
get anything. "
"Xo. "
"And never lose anything , and have
so much worldly wisdom ? "
"Oh ! my head ! "
"I can't make it out. I am so care
less that i might lose a shoestring in
moving here from Detroit , but
"
you
"Don't talk tome ! Over$000gone ! "
"A woman tried to steal my reti
cule in Buffalo and I had her arrested ,
but it seems you "
"Gone ! Gone ! he groaned.
"Haven't you no idea of when it ,
was taken ? " she persisted.
"Xp ! "
"Well , I am sorry , but this will be a
great lesion to you. You will be
"
more
"Mr.s. Bowser ! " heinterruptcd as he
suddenly sat up. "I see throuah it all
now. It's as plain asdaylight ! "
"What do you mean ? "
"I it this
thought was -necessary
morning to give you a little advice.
I felt it to be my duty as a husband.
This is your way of getting.even ! "
"Why. Mr. Bowser ! "
"Don't why Mr. Bowser me ! It's as
plain as that chair over there ! "
"How could I rob you or tell any
one else to ? ' ' she demanded.
"Never you mind ! I see it all ! It's
all right. Mrs. Bow&er all right ! Just
let go the camphor bottle and take a
seat in the other room ! A husband
will bear a great deal from the woman
he loves , but when crowded too far
he turns at bay. 1 have turned. As
soon as I feel a little bit better we will
come to an understanding , and you
can probably take the noon train for
your mother's in Detroit. Robbed !
Plundered ! But I see through it and
know my duty ! "
All He Could Eat for 1 O Cents.
A young Bostonian visiting Phil
adelphia and who thought himself
very smart , was easily sold by an old
"gag. " ' Pretending to be something
of an epicure , lie was praising the sea
products found near the Hub , when a
Philadelphia lawyer remarked : But
you should eat our oysters. They
would knock you silly. Why , I can
give you all the Philadelphia oysters
you can eat for 10 cenets ! "
The Bostonian bet S50 on his rep
utation as an oyster eater. So one
evening , after a period of semi-star
vation to fit himself for the contest ,
he and the lawyer went to a well-
known oyster saloon not far from
Broad and Chestnut streets. The
lawyer threw a dime on the counter
and told the cysterman to go ahead.
Ten oysters were opened and rapidly
consumed by the Bostonian. His
mouth watered for more , but the
lawyer declined to order them , claim
ing he had won the 850. A storm of
reproaches greeted him , in the midst
of which he calmly remarked :
"My dear boy , have you not had all
the oysters you can eat for 10 cents ?
Ask the man. He won't give you any
more for the money. " Philadelphia
Record.
Fashions in Jewelry.
Two and three-stone rings are worn
by men.
There are bracelets with diamond
bow-knots.
Happy is the possessor of a gold
chain and bead purse.
Black enameled watch chains are
made for men in mourning.
A bird's wing of diamonds affords an
effective hair ornament.
The tendency is again for gold lin
ings in silver cups , bowls , cream jugs
and the like.
A novelty in individual salts are
canoe-shaped ones , with tiny silver
paddles for spoons.
For bedrooms and boudoir there are
silver-fluted twisted candlesticks , with
carded standards.
Scissors with silver handles that
fold over and protect the sharp points
are made for carrying in one's pocket.
Jewel boxes of rockcryst.il mounted
in silver are counted among other high
art articles that find a place in the
boudoir.
A Chicken-Ranch on a Roof.
I once knew a man herein Xew York
who used to raise chickens on the top
of his house. Everybody laughed at
the idea , of his being able to make it
a success , but I hive bought eggs and
chickens from him many and many a
time , so I know that he did. He
built a raSHngof slats all about theedge
of the roof so the chickens could not
ily over. He had plenty of fresh earthen
on the floor , and in one corner a coop
where the roosts ana nests were , and
in another corner an awning was
stretched for shade. S. Y. World.
A Lazy .Uninc .nan.
"Mose" Little was a shiftless inhab
itant of a Maine town , who would network
work a. minute longer than was ncccs-
sary to yet inonoy enough to support
him in iulene. > s for a few dnys.
He went into the viilagu j > toro to
purchase t > oine groceries , one item of
which was a dollar's worth of Hour.
He put the smaller articles in a buskot
which lie tooic on onu arm. while he
carried thq Hour in the oilier.
All at once ho set the bundle down.
"Say , Jack. " said lie , "is Hour
lower ? ' '
"Yes. " replied Jack. "We give
thirty-live pounds for a dollar now ,
instead of thirty. "
"Well , " drawled MoseI'll be glad
when it goes up again , so I shan't have
to lugso much for a dollar.1
liiu : to All.
The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and. approval of
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup
of Figs , as the most excellent laxative
known , illustrate the value of the qual
ities on which its success is based ami
are abundantly gratifying to the Cali
fornia Pig Syrup Company.
A Nv Flu tlroil.
Some ingenious person has patented
and put on sale a llatiron which espe
cially commends iisolf to women who
board or any who employ dressmakers
in their homes. It is made with an
opening in the > upper part and is hol
low inside. Wiuun are placed blocks
of a new sort of fuel which comes in
little cakes and when these are lighted
they will burn six hours and keep the
iron well heated all the time.
Kcstorativo
If you nrc ivi-ak nnd debilitated , use S-joor' ' ?
ort "GrsiprVine or his Unferini-ntod (11.1510
.luk'C. Either will purity your o.ooil , n-i-torc
digestion and make -von fi-el like a younger
For tale by druggists.
AVli < ! ( to Jfiiul tl
It is related tiie story is to good
that it probably isn't true that one of
the oliicers at the state prison , wiio
recently tendered his resignation , was
asiced by Warden Levering if there
was net some other situation in the in
stitution which "no would liice to lill.
"There is but one soft sit in the pris
on , " he replied. Do you moan mine ? ' "
asked the warden. "Xo , 1 mean a
convict's , " was the oHi : er"s reply.
"They are the only people in the
building1 who seem happy and con
tented. " Boston Transcript.
We will give $100 icn.inl for any case of
catarrh that laiinot be cmed SUi Hall's
Catairh Cure. Taken intfrn.illv.
F. J. CHENEY it CO. , J'roprs./'ioledo , O.
Alter < 'aso . .
As Col. Biilson was going down the
stops ho met a suspicious looking boy
with a lot of bills.
"Is Col. Billsoifs ofiice up stairs ? "
'Yes , but I'm not in or rather the
colonel is not in. " '
"Ain't you the man ? ' '
' -Xo . "
, my son.
"I'd like to find him. I've got a
telegraph money order for him. "
"Let's see. Who is the man you
want ? " '
"Col. Biilson. "
"I thought you said Col. Billing.
I am Coi. ijilison. "
"When Baby TTSS sick , -nre gave her Cnstoria ,
When she was a ChiM , she cried for Castoria ,
When she became Miss , she clung to Castoris ,
When she had Children , she save them Castoria ,
Savannah claims the oldest American
theatre. _
CciiicMit Itppair * IlroUpn Article *
und one.Major's leather and Itiibbcr Cement 15c.
It costs the American nation about > 1 , 000-
000 a year to stop their teeth.
The Best AVay to Succeed in Huslness
Is to tirs > t take a thoroucli bu me-s course , by mail ,
at 5 our own home : Brant's College , Bullalo , X Y.
The forest area of the United States is
estimated at 4bl.7ti4r ! ) b acres.
Many so called "Hitters" aie not medi
cines , but simply liquors so ilis < riii-ed a to
evade the law "in prohibition section- . This
is not the case with the celebrated Prickly
Ash Bitters. It is purely a medicine , acting
on the liver and blood , and by reason of its
cathartic elFfcts cannot be used as a bever
age. It should be in every household.
The United State * col lent * ? ' ' > 30 and spends
4G1 every minute of the night and day.
Mrs. Winslovr's SootliiiiffPyriip , for Chil
dren tecthiiif : , softens the sums , reduces intlainaia-
Uon , allays puin , cures wind colic. 2Jc. a bottle.
Nearly § 1,000.000 is added to the net bal
auce in the treasury every day now.
FITS. All Fits stopped free by DR. KLm.'Snnr.a
Jforvc Kotorcr. No Kit after r > tday u--e. Mar
vellous cure . Treatise and 00 trial bottle free to
Fltcases. Send to Dr. Klme.'Jol Arch St , , Phila. , I'a.
Each of thel.oCO street cars of New York
earned $20 a day last year.
' Ilnii'.nii'M Ulajrie Corn Snlve. " '
Warranted to cure , or money refunded. Ask
your drujrcist for it. i'rice 15 cents.
Cleveland is happy in the possession of a
deaf mute policeman.
June , July and Aug
The most charming Summer Kesort * . of
which there are over three hundred choice
locations , are to be found in Wisconsin ,
Iowa , Minue-ota. South Dakota and the
Peninsula of Michigan , along the lines of
the Chicago , MihvaTikee fc St. Paul Kv.
Neaily all are located near lakes which have
not been fished out.
These resorts are easily reached bv rail
way and range in variety from the""full
' "
dre'ss for dinner" to the "llauuel-shirt cos
tume for every meal.
SEl'TEM IICK AND OCTOI5EH.
The finest shooting grounds in the North
west are on the tributary to the lines of the
Chicago , Milwaukee it"St. . Paul Ily. The
crop of Prairie Chickens will be exception
ally good this vear : also Ducks and Geese.
In Northern Wisconsin and the Peninsula
of Michigau splendid deer shooting is to
be had.
Full information furnished free. Address ,
GEO. H. HEAFFOKU , General Passenger
Agent , Chicago , 111.
Washington is the only city of its size in
the United States which has no factory girls.
Good company and good discourse are the
very tinews of virtue.
Tht celebrated Maud "S. " Double Acting
Force Pump is the best. See advertisement" !
We spent $000,000,000 in tobacco in 1S90.
Can't Yon Catch On
To a known means of overcoming tliatob-
btlnatu dlboider. constipation ? Of course
jou van. Then why don't you ? Ask these
who have tried It. and they will tell you that
Hosteller's Stomach Hitters Is n inatchltiHS
laxative. effectual without violence thor
oughly alterative , but perfectly rollahle.
It Invigorates , too , no less than It rcgulaios
tliu system , and it In chlelly to this ( Irst
quality that It owes the permanency of Its
regulating olTects. since. If vigor is , lacking
In the region of the bowels , tin ) sloiriach or
the liver , healthful activity intlioso organ- *
Is suspended. Deobstruonts and cathartics
in general aru simply that ancl nothing
more ; they relax the bowels merely without
invlgoiatlng thetn. and as their luxatlvo
action is usually abrupt and violent , they
really tend to weaken the organs. Use the
Hitters , also , for malaria , rheumatism-in
digestion , debility and kidney trouble.
BEWARE
of mercury and potash mixtures.
They aggravate the disease instead
of curing it.
Life A Burden.
"I suffered for flve years with mercurial
rheumatism , which was the result of potash
and mercurial treatment by physicians for
constitutional blood poison. They not only
failed to cure me , but made me a physical
wreck and my life a burden. I then com
menced taking Swift's Specific ( S.S.S.and
after taking a few bottles was entirely
cured Loth ol the rheumatism and blood
poison. I cheerfully commend S. S. S. , to
any one similarly afllicted.
JOHN II. LYI.F.S , Sorento , 111.
Rooks on lllood anil Skin Diseases Free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. , Atlanta , Ga.
SICKHEADAGHEI
' fosltl rrlvcured bjl
these Little Pllli.
( CARTER'S
Thsy also relieve Dli-j
trosa from Dy pepiU.In-l
! digestion ndTooHe rtyP
lTTLE Eating. A. perfect rem-f
ody forDizzin ai.Nnuea
Drowsiness , Bad Tut
in the Mouth , Coat
Tongue.Pain la the Side
TOltPID LITKR. Theyl
regulate the Bonoln.j !
Purely Vepotable.
Price 25 Ccntnj
CASTEB MEDICINE CO. , HEW YGAZ.
SmallPiNjSmall Dose , ; SmallPrice.
Dr. Le Due's Periodical Pills
Are warranted to relieve tardy , irregular and di > -
layed nieni-triiition > . . Kt-t.-ibli-ln-d in Europi-
1S3.I , Kngland , lKr > , Canuda. J877 , United St.-iti-s ,
1S87. Wi- sell this French Pill : it S3 .1 box or
three for fn. We warrant thn-e boxes to given-
lief as above stated or refund the money These
goods can be sent per mail on receipt of money.
Wholesale uud retail of Oooilniuu Drug Co. ,
Omaha
mke < ri gallons Fli-lidom rarklnfc ! anil apiiznR.
sol 1 liv all dealer * \ tx aunrnl picture Book and caM < tntt free la
my one stn.Jiug a > re = i to THE C. E. HIRLS CO. rhlUJclulifa.
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„ A0over for liore . \v i-oiis 'tuckmnuli'nery , ,
&c. . at ( \ .1. ISAKEU'S 101Ve t Tlilrd Strei-t.
KANSAS CITY , .HO. Seudfuriirsfdoatalogas. J
1 Xamcor < ICM.Tibe3' < jur li-ea eaml I will send j
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W. N. U. , Omaha , - 57S 30.
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CHILDREN.
This I.itau , * ' Soliil French
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rent nrviuiiil nnywlieio In tliu
L.S. forgl.3U. Kquulu every
way Uiu ltoot.i solil tur t-.W In
all retail store * . \\'o miiketkta
Hoot ourselves therefore n >
C it 11 ran tec tliu llt.Ht > l3 ami
wear to lie Htttlsfiictory.nrul will
rerunii tlie money or soud an
other palrof Mootsloiiiironc
linvlntc enuio for con-
plaliit. Mailw Common
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A SUMMER mil BOOK
ls-tiert hy THU
CENT It A U "The
Falls Houte. " describes with.
jnn the details the tonritt
iviintttheMiniiuer I'exurt-of'
'Michigan and Cniiiulu. Mug
am Fulls. Thousand Islnmlv
iiinl St. Lawrence , the Aillron-
dnckf. the Hudson.Vhite.Mt.s .
nnd New Kiiglinxl Const. For
' 0 | > y address O. W. Kt i.ci.ts ,
G. 1' . it T. Agent , Chicugo
ORAGIN. VALE & BICKFORD.
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS ,
914F Slreot , Washington , D.C.
Special Attention given to Land , Mining unJ Indian
Depredatcn Claims.
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mAnmUUU n.-Ki : . Axi < umr > . , iti.i..t
immudcni-r , mil-liiir I'rwiintnif l' rn. .Nriinuslulul-
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ri'imiU. lias ils | o i l a suiiil < - IIKIIIK of M-Ifiiui.
w Inch hi- will ml ( M-alxl ) KKI.l lohl ffll v xutlntis.
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nsions
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JMI.NhlON nnd 1KIMKTV LAW * .
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CURED TO STAY CURED.
HAY FEVER
We want the name and ad-
drcssof every sufferer in tl.e
U.S. and Canada. Address
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A STRUGGLE WITH DIRT
Goes on in civilized society from the cradle to the grave. Dirt is degra
dation and degradation is destruction. Women , especially , are judged
by their habits of household cleanliness , and no stronger condemnation
can be expressed than "she keeps a dirty house and a filthy kitchen. " But
the struggle yrith dirt is often unequal. The woman's -weakne. s or the
worthlessness of the soaps she uses make it impossible to overcoma the
demon of dirt. By the use of SAPOLIO she wins easily.
Away with the wash-board
Pearlme
As long \ V VJL as y ° u use the old
wash-board yVJ there' be
c-
work and " x\ wasteThat's
what goes / vj with it , and can't be
taken from it. That's what itvas
made for. It's the rub , rub , rub' , on it that ruins
the clothes. It's the wash-board that wears you
out. You don't need it.
Away with wash-day ! You don't need that , either. You
don't set apart a day for washing the dishes. Wash the clothes
in the same way , with no more work , a few at a time.
But you'll have to use Pear line to do it. Pear line only can
rid you of wash-board and hard work ; with it you can da
your washing when you like. And you can do it safely , too. .
Directions on every package.
Away the peddlers and prize givers , who say their imitations are " as good at- " *
. or "same as" Pearline IT'S FALSE Pearline is never peddled and
With. has no C1ual- Sold bjU grocers. 246 JAMES PYLE. N'ew York.