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HAIR REM EWER
Beautifies and restores Gray
Hair to its original color and-
vitality prevents baldness
cures itching and dandruff
A fine hair dressing
B P Hall Co Props Nashua H Ht
Sold by all Druggists
The Manufacture of Dolls
Dolls are now manufactured in large
quantity in this country the business
having been established on a perma
nent basis Until the last fifty years
all dells except the home made rag
specimens were imported from Switz
erland Tyrol Steyermark and the
mountain districts of Germany where
the industry has been carried on for
centuries The china heads are made
of the same material employed for a
fine quality of plates and are painted
and glazed previous to baking The
tiny china dolls are molded The
bodies of the better class of dolls of
the Four Hundred if such an expres
sion may be desecrated to such a use
are made of cotton linen canvas or
kid and are stuffed with sawdust cot
ton or some other suitable substance
Whsn bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy ca
thartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c
The most extensive cemetery in the
world is that at Rome in which over
6000000 human beings have been in
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mil the advantages of sulphur baths at a cheap rate
Hills llalr and Whisker Bye black or brown 50c
Jenny Linds daughter Mrs Ray
mond Maude has written a memoir of
her mother
Jest try a 10c box of Cascarots candy cathartic fin
ttt liver and bowel regulator made
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How One Dog Got Fresh Eggs
Bob is a fine 2-year-old mastifl with
hoad and face of massive strength
heightened by great mildness of expres
sion One day he was seen carrying a
lies very gently in his mouth to the
kennel Placing her in one cornc r he
stood sentry while she laid an egg
which he at once devoured From that
lay the two have been fast friends the
hen refusing to lay anywhere but in
Bobs kennel and getting her reward in
the dainty morsels from his platter
There must have been a bit of canine
reasoning here Bob must have found
ggs to his liking that they were laid
by hens and that he could best secure
a supply by having a hen to himself
THE TALK OF THE T0WT
From the Advertiser Clinton loica
Your reporter has been making in
quiries of local parties as to Dr Williams
Pink Pills their merits and sale in this
community D B Snyder the oldest
druggist in Lyons Iowa was consulted
first He says they rank very high that
he has sold them for years and has no
hesitation in saying they have no superior
as a nerve and blood pill and that in no
instance so far as his knowledge extends
have ihey failed to benefit those who have
used them Mr Snyder says that many
cases of rheumatism have been cured by
the Pink Pills and for derangement of
the stomach nervous prostration etc
they are invaluable
Another case Mr John B Cook one of
the pioneer settlers of Iowa a prosperous
farmer now retired and living -in Lyons
was wasting away almost to a skeleton
with a complication of stomach trouble
and rheumatism After trying almost
everything without benefit finally gave
Dr Williams Pink Pills a trial and is
to day as well and strong as ver His
family unhesitatingly attribute hi re
covery to the Pink Pills
Another case of rheumatism with which
the writer is personally familiar is that of
Mrs John Crapser formerly of Lyons
Iowa but now of DeWitt Iowa Mrs
Crapser was an intimate friend of the
writers family About four years ago
she was prostrated with inflammatory
rheumatism and nothing seemed to do her
any permanent good They were well off
as far as money was concerned and noth
ing was left undone to relieve her and ef
fect a cure The best medical skill the
city could furnish was provided in the
vain attempt to conquer the stubborn dis
ease All to no purpose She continued
to get worse until finally she was entirely
helpless not being able to turn herself in
bed and her life was almost despaired of
Just when the case was in its lowest
and most hopeless stage a Good Samari
tan neighbor who had witnessed in oth
er persons the great good they had do
rived under similar circumstances through
the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills urgeil
them to try just one more remedy Their
faith in the pills was very weak as it nat
urally would be after trying so many
other medicines and continually growing
worse but finally concluded to give them
a trial and by the time the first box was
used she began to improve
Mr Crapser was in Lyons a few weeks
ago and I inquired how his wife was get
ting along and to my surprise he said she
was nearly well and then went on to tell
me of the wonderfully good effects
wrought out by the Pink Pills and no ar
gument can convince them now that there
is another medicine in the wide world
that can begin to compare with the magi
cal Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People
Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in a
condensed form all the elements neces
sary to give new life and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves They
are an unfailing specific for such diseases
as locomotor ataxia partial paralysis St
Vitus dance sciatica neuralgia rheuma
tism nervous headache the after effect of
la grippe palpitation of the heart pale
and sallow complexions all forms of
weakness either in male or female Pink
Pills are sold by all dealers or will be sent
postpaid on receipt of price 50 cents a
box or six boxes for 250 they are never
sold in bulk or by the 100 by addressing
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doinRbusineBs in the City of Toledo County
and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every caso of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by tho use of Halls Catarrh Cure
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most delicate things you have you neednt be
afraid to wash with Pearline The fact that a
thing is delicate and easily torn is the very
reason why you should take
Pearline to it Nothing else
can get it clean with so little
rubbing and wrenching
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and their housework are the ones who
are the most enthusiastic about Pearline
XrQOi idlers an some unscrupulous grocers will tell youf2this is as
good as or the same as Pearline ITS FALSEPearline 48nr
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VUL send it back 535 JAMES PYLE NeVYrfc
A Western member of Congress was
describing to the Hon Thaddeus Ste
vens a certain township in his district
and after expatiating upon the fertility
of its soil the salubrity of its climate
and the magnificence of its scenery
wound up by saying that all it wanted
was plenty of water and good society
That is all want in hades said
tor Stevens
During a general election a canvasser
called at the house of the late Professor
Froude the historian Mr Froude was
out so the canvasser had to content
himself with interrogating the butler
as to how Mr Froude would vote The
butler an old servant who understood
his master well replied When the
Liberals Is in Mr Froude is sometimes
a Conservative When the Conserva
tives is in Mr Froude is always a Lib
eral
Once a clergyman went to pay a visit
to an old Yorkshire yeoman who was
lying on his death bed After a few pre
liminary words the worthy minister
said that if the veteran had anything
on his mind he hoped he would ease his
conscience and confide it to his pastoral
ear so that he might die in peace
Well sir answered the old sports
man if I only had to live my life over
again Id fish more with bait and less
with flies
A sergeant of a company of British
infantry quartered in a Dacoit infested
part of Burmah a few years ago was a
firm believer in destiny One evening
when dressing preparatory to taking a
stroll in the jungle he was noticed by
a corporal a persistent opponent of the
destiny theory to slip a revolver into
his pocket Hello shouted the cor
poral what are you taking the re
volver with you for That wont save
you if your time has come No re
plied the sergeant but you see I may
happen to come across a Dacoit whose
last day has come
John Heywood the playwright and
epigrammatist once wrote a book the
object of which as disclosed by the
title page is singular A Dialogue
containing in effect the Number of all
the Proverbs in the English Tongue
compact in a Matter concerning Two
Marriages When the Marquis of
Winchester Lord High Treasurer was
presented with a copy of this book by
the author he inquired what it con
tained and being answered All the
proverbs in English replied What I
all No no Bate me an ace quoth
Bolton a form of speech once much
in vogue By my faith said Hey
wood that is not in It happened
that the marquis had casually uttered
the only proverb not in the book
M Mary Lafon the well Tcnown au
thor in the forties being out bathing
one morning saved a prosperous mer
chant from drowning When the latter
felt safe on terra firma lie began to
express his gratitude calling Lafon
My father My savior etc Say
no more about it but let us go and
have luncheon I am pretty well starv
ing replied Lafon The merchant fol
lowed meekly but after a few glasses
of wine and a few mouthfuls of food
he burst out afresh Lafon was not the
most patient nor the sweetest tempered
of creatures He began to be annoyed
he flung a plate of strawberries at
his would be sons head The other
hurled a water bottle at him As a
matter of course the proprietor at
tracted by the noise entered the room
the bill was settled and the merchant
and his savior hailed a cab the
driver of which was told to proceed to
the Rue Neuve des Petits Champs close
to which in those days lived M dHor
moy the director of the Italian opera
Lafon got out and in a little while re
appeared accompanied by the im
presario carrying a case of dueling
pistols My good friend said the
author allow me to present to you a
friend a linen manufacturer with
whom I am in the habit of boating and
who pursues me with his gratitude be
cause I was idiotic enough to fish him
out of the water this morning Since
then he has not ceased to call me his
father although I am ten years yonng
er than he The merchant opened his
lips once more Lafon cut him short by
ordering the cabman to drive to the
Romainville Wood En route they
picked up another second and when
they arrived at their destination not a
minute was lost in measuring the
ground Both combatants missed fire
the first time Do you still intend to
worry me with your gratitude asked
Lafon Oh my father my savior
what else can I do was the answer
Gentlemen be good enough to reload
the pistols requested Lafon The sec
ond discharge was productive of as lit
tle effect as the former Thereupon the
manufacturer unable to contain him
self cleared the distance between him
self and his antagonist at one bound
fell round his neck still exclaiming
My father my savior and prevented
all further hostilities by the genuine
outburst of laughter that followed
Why Priests Are Beardless
There is a good deal of history in the
clean shaven face of a priest From
the foundation of Christianity until the
separation of the Greek and Roman
Churches in the eighth century priests
and clergymen of all kinds scrupulous
ly refrained from shaving or even from
trimming the beard and a cleric was
distinguished among other men by the
length and abundance of his beard
Pope Leo III after -the separation of
the Eastern from theWestern Church
in order to distinguish himself from
the Patriarch of Constantinople cu
off his beard and required his clergy to
do likewise The prejudice against
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rigid decree Godefroi the Bishop of
Amiens was so particular that he re
fused the contributions of laymen en-
dowed with extensive whiskers and
some French priests following his ex
ample are said to have declined to give
absolution to such parishioners as re
fused to cut off their beards A preach
er in England roundly scored Henry
I for wearing a beard and the mon
arch rather than scandalize the com
munity cut it off Similar instances
of resignation were furnished by Fred
erick Barbarossa and Louis TIL the
latter of whom was refused absolution
untilhe should shave In the thirteenth
century Pope Honorius III had a hare
lip and to conceal the deformity allow
ed his mustache and beard to grow
and permitted the clergy to do the
same so that whiskers came again into
fashion In the reign of Francis I of
France pointed beards became popu
lar among the laity the right of the
clergy to wear whiskers of any kind
was disputed Francis proceeded to
the extent of imposing a heavy tax up
on any bearded Bishop and in15Gl
the great college of the Sorbonne at
Paris decided that a beard was con
trary to sacerdotal modesty The de
cision was ratified by the Pope and all
priests were commanded to shave the
practice continuing to the present day
In the Eastern Church beards have al
ways been worn and a shaven priest of
the Greek faith is as much of a curios
ity was a bearded priest of the Roman
Catholic Church It is said that for
special reasons involving health com
fort or the concealment of some de
formity of countenance dispensations
ate granted to Roman priests to wear
a beard but such cases are rare
Kossuth as an Orator
In appearance Kossuth was taller
than Americans had been led to suppose
His face had an expression of penetrat
ing intellect writes Parke Godwin re
calling the American visit in 1851 of
the great Hungarian patriot in a paper
of the Great Personal Events series
in the Ladies Home Journal It was
long the forehead broad but not exces
sively high though a slight baldness
made it seem so and the chin narrow
but square in its form nis hair was
thin in front and dark brown as was
his beard which was quite long but
not very thick and arranged with neat
ness and taste His mustache Was
heavy and rather long nis eyes were
very large and of a light blue his com
plexion was pale As a speaker his
manner was at once incomparably dig
nified and graceful His posture and
appearance in lepose were imposing
notfonly from theii essential grace and
dignity but from a sense of power
they impressed upon the beholder
He spoke as if with little prepara
tion and with that peculiar freshness
Avhich belongs to extemporaneous
speaking and the wonderful compact
ness and art of his argument were not
felt until you reflected upon it after
ward He gesticulated freely equally
well with both arms Nothing could
be more beautiful in its way than was
the sweep of his right hand as it was
raised to heaven when he spoke of the
Deity nothing sweeter than the smile
which at times mantled his face Be
yond a doubt he was the greatest of
orators then living
Silence and Speech
There is much which however true
need not be spoken It may do harm
and not good it may hurt the feelings
or injure the reputation or spoil the
plans of some one
There can be no trust no confidence
placed in one who has not the power
of secrecy There are times when si
lence not speech should have sway
and there are people from whom cer
tain truths should be withheld
On the other hand silence is often
cowardly and sometimes criminal It
can sometimes be made more effectual
in conveying a false impression than
even a positive untruth
It may be thought that this caution
in speaking would crush out all spon
taneity of utterance and render con
versation prosy and unsatisfactory
Doubtless it would do so if the prin
ciples involved were accepted in a
merely literal and mechanical manner
Indeed there are persons now whose
consciences are so warped by a literal
idea of truth that they do not hesitate
to create a false impression on the
mind of another if they can do so by
maintaining a verbal accuracy
They do not see that words are val
ueless except for their intended mean
ing and that it is only the spirit of
truth that contains the real truth and
the spirit of deception that makes the
real lie
The Atlantics Depth
The depth of the Atlantic between
the Canary Islands and the West In
dies is something awful A pretty lev
el bottom runs right away from tfhe
African islands to the American ones
gradually deepening to nearly 19000
feet At this spot we might sink the
highest point of the Alps and still have
nearly half a mile of sea water cover
ing it
The first Blankets
In the reign of Edward IH there
were at Bristol three brothers who
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weayersand jyhrtsefamijy fiame was
Blanket They iferVthe first persons
who irfatoifuettjstsj that comfortable
material Whjij - ever since been
called byflir mime and which was
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Concerning a Mothers Duty to Her Young Daughter Together with s
Chat with Miss Marie Johnson
The balance wheel of a womans life is menstruation
formance of this function depends her health
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larity be accomplished as soon as possible after the flow
ss an established fact
Disturbance of the menstrual function poisono
the blood In young girls suppression develops
latent inherited tendencies to scrofula or con
sumption and no time must be lost in restoring
regularity Many a young girl goes to her grave
because this difficulty has been thought lightly of
and mother has said Time will bring about
cure she is young I dont worry about her
Mother when you see your daughter languid
and indifferent to things that usually interest a
young girl when you note that flush on her cheek
that glassy appearance in her eyes when your
daughter tells you that even the weight of her
dress waist oppresses her and that she has terri
ble pains in her stomach shortly after eating dont
ignore these signs 1 If you do you will be follow
Ing your daughter to the grave for she will die I
This is gospel truth she is developing consumption of the bowels
Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is the greatest regulator knowa
to medicine Make haste to use it on the first appearance of the tell tale
symptoms it will restore all the female organs to their normal condition
Miss Marie Johnsons letter to Mrs Pinkham which follows should inter
est all mothers and young ladies She says
My health became so poor that I had to leave
school I was tired all the time and had dreadful pains
in my side and back I would have the headacho
so badly that everything would appear black be
fore my eyes and I could not go on with my
studies I was also troubled with irregularity of
menses I was very weak and lost so much flesh
that my friends became alarmed My mother who
is a firm believer in your remedies from
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and wrote you for advice I followed the advice
you gave and used Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable ky
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now as well as I ever was I have gained flesh
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Greensbury Point Md doctor aftei
his beef had been praised informed his
iruests that he had fed them on an
eight-month-old colt to dispel prejudice
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bodies disposed of by that process is
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Let me see your tongue I n When that was
shown he said Its white 1 Its coated and then
he gave the mother half a dozen little things that
looked like chocolate lozenges Let him take one
now -and another before he goes to bed to night
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