DR. PRICES
Cream
BAKING POWDER
iS ABSOLUTELY HEALTHFUL
Its active principle solely
grape acid and baking
soda. It makes the food
more delicious and whole
some. The low priced, low grade
powders put alum or lime
phosphates in the food.
Ask Your Doctor About That
RECORD OF TIME'S CHANGES
Surely Visitor to the Scenes of His
Boyhood Could Not Fall to
Be Impressed.
"I reckon you see the old town look
ing some different from what It looked
when you left It thirty years ago,"
eald Uncle Eb Skinner to the native
returning for a visit to the scenes of
his boyhood. "All o' the back part o1
Peevy's storo Is new since your day
here, an' that bay winder In the drug
store was put In since you left us. The
deepo used to bo painted yeller lnstld
o' red, an tho town hall Is net by
steam now lnstld o' with stoves, like
It used to was In your time. Then
two Iron hitch posts In front o' tho
nostofnco ain't been there more than
ton years, and that stone watering
trough instid o' the old wooden one
you remember Is another change I
reckon you've noticed that HI Greene
has raised his house a story an' add
ed a summer kitchen. That plazzy in
front o' the hotel is another chango In
tho old town, an', of course, you've
noticed the new boss sheds bock o'
the church an' the broom shop wa'n't
here when you was a boy with ub. It
employs five hands reg'lar an' seven
In the rush season. Time makeB
changes, as I reckon you have seen."
From Judge.
A Question or Names.
In some of tho country districts of
Ireland it Is not an uncommon thing
to see carta with the owners' names
chalked on to save the expense of
painting. Practical Jokers delight In
rubbing out these signs to annoy the
owners.
A constabulary sergeant one day ac
costed a countryman whose name bad
been thus wiped out unknown to
him.
"Is this your cart, my good man?"
"Of course it is I" was the reply.
"Do you see anything the matter wld
it?"
"I observe," said the pompous po
liceman, "that your namo is o'blltber
ated." "Then ye'ro wrong," quoth tho coun
tryman, who had never come across
the long word before, "for me name's
O'Flaherty, and I don't care who
knows it." Youth's Companion.
She Was a Duster.
Mrs. Sutton advertised for a woman
to do general housework, and In an
swer a colored girl called, announcing
that she had como for the position.
"Are you a good cook?" asked Mrs.
Sutton.
"No, indeed, I don't cook," was tho
reply.
"Are you a good laundress?"
"I wouldn't do washln' and ironln';
it's too bard on the bands."
"Can you sweep?" asked Mrs. Sut
ton. "No," was the positive answer. "I'm
not strong enough."
"Well," said the lady of tho house,
quite exasporated, "may I ask what
you can do?"
"I dusts," came the placid reply.
Everybody's,
'Twas a Pretty Thing.
The young man produced a small,
square box from his pocket.
"I have a present for you," he began.
"I don't know whether It will fit your
Anger or not, but "
"Oh, Goorgo!" she broke in, "this is
so sudden! Why, 1 never dreamed "
But Just then Gcorgo produced tho
gift a sllvor thimble and It got sud
denly cooler In the room. Ladles'
Home Journal.
The Usual Way.
"Yes; he committed political sui
cide." "How can a man commit political
suicide?"
"By shooting off his mouth."
Practical Version.
Mrs. Knlcker Laugh and the world
laughs with you.
Mrs. Bockcr Weep and you get a
present.
It Is not easy to be a widow; ono
must resume all tho modesty of girl
hood without being allowed even to
feign Ignorance. Mine. Do Glrardln.
Tho value of forethought is often
demonstrated by the after effects.
"He bit the hand that fed him" said Teddy of Big Bill,
And didn't tell us if the bite had made the biter ill.
Now had Toasties been the subject of Bill's voracious bite
He'd have come back for another with a keener appetite.
Written by WILLIAM T. HINCKS,
iW7 Btate (St., Bridgeport, Conn.
Ona of tho CO Jlnirtes for which the rostutn Co.,
Buttle Creek, illah.., paid tlUWOO III May.
EFFECTIVE.
ffk U
First Walter Did that Arizona
ranchman glvo you a tip?
Second Waltor I should say ho dldl
He told me If I didn't stop lively
he'd blow off the top of my head!
Another Matter.
Hewitt We aim to please.
Jewett Dut what do you hit?
Garfield Twt Is Invaluable for nil Irregulari
ties of the liver, kidneys nnd bowcR It It
mode frum pure and wuolewmu liurbs.
I say tho degree of vision that
dwells in a mnn is a conect measure
of tho man. Carlyle.
The Worrier.
Knlcker Does Jack worry?
Docker Yes; he wants to pasteur
ize split milk. Judge.
A better thing than tooth powder to
cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove
tartar and prevent decay Is a prepara
tion called Paxttno Antiseptic. At
druggists, 25c a box or sent postpaid
on receipt of price by The Paxton
Toilet Co., Boston, Mass.
Getting Rid of It
Tyres I tell you the man who
takes care of his own motor car has
a good deal on his hands.
Byres Woll, soap is cheap.
His View.
Hewitt This place Is 1,000 feet
above tho sea level.
Jewett But the sea Isn't on
level; it always makes me sick.
tho
Mixture of Caution and Economy.
At the Union depot a few evenings
ago a mother who had gone to see her
daughter, a miss of about eighteen
years, safely started on a Journey, was
hoard to give tho young lady tho fol
lowing words of advice Just beforo tho
train started: "Now, goodby, my dear.
Take good care of yourself and re
member not to be too free with strang
ers on the train. But If a nice looking
man should speak to you bo polite to
him he may buy your supper for
you." Kansas City Star.
Her Ruling Passion.
Thj woman who had chased dust
and dirt all her life finally reached St,
Peter.
"Come in, you poor, tired woman,"
he said, and held the gate ajar.
But the woman hesitated.
"Tell mo first," Bhe said, "how often
you clean house?"
Tho saint smiled.
"You can't shnko off the ruling pas
sion, can you?" ho said. "Oh, well,
step Inside and they'll give you a
broom and dustpan instead of u harp."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Shock for a Brother,
"John," Bald an eminent physician,
wearily, entering his home after a
hard day's work, "John, If nnyone calls
excuse me."
"Yes, suh," agreed John, tho old
family darkey.
"Just say," explained the doctor,
"that the masseur Is with mo."
A little later the doctor's brother
called called and received the shock
of his life.
"I want to seo the doctor at once,"
Bald he.
"Yuh can't do It, sur," solemnly an
nounced tho old darkey, turning up his
eyos till the whttos alone showed.
"Yuh can't do it, suh. The doctor(suh,
nm wld do MesBlah." Now York
livening Sun.
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INJURY TO TRUMPET CREEPER
One of the Most Beautiful Vines Is
Subject to Attacks of Small
Black Beetle.
(By PP.OF. L. BWINEY.)
Tho trumpot creoper, ono of our
most beautiful of vines, is, compuird
with other ornamontal plantB, rela
tively free from posts, but It la subject
to the attacks of a singular small
black beetle that may lnjuro tho loaves
so badly and cause them to become so
unsightly as to render tho plant value
less for the purposes for which It 1b
planted.
Tho adult Insect is a flattlsh olon
gato boetlo belonging to tho same
family as the cucumber beetle. Seen
on tho leaves in July when It Is nbun
dant aB an adult. It looks llko a bit of
Egg 8ealed Down With Gum. a. Egg
With Gum Cover Turned Aside.
bark, or otlior rubbish, and Blnco It
remains qulot to escape detection,
with Its legs foldod up about tho body,
and drops to tho ground If tho leaves
are disturbed, tho collector Is moro
likely to collect It by accident, than
from a recognition of it as an insect.
Tho females begin placing their eggs
promptly In Juno, and may bo found
on the plants until July 18, or there
abouts. Somewhat later they disap
pear, but reappear again in numbers
about September 11, these being tho
IndlvIdunlH that hibernate.
The oggs aro placed singly on tho
upper sldu generally over tho midrib,
and toward tho tip of the leaflet. They
are fastened down with a brown glue
which hardens and giveB them tho np
pearance of being a deadened part of
the leaf. This separates from tbo leaf
readily when pried up with a needlo.
Tho adult always gougos the leaf JuBt
above the place whore tho egg Is at
tached aB if sho meant to brand it and
warn away other females bent on sim
ilar errands.
The mines mado by this Insect are
very striking and characteristic. Tho
larva penetrates the leaflet above the
midrib and works toward the center in
a straight course at first, then at inter
vals makes excursions to the right or
loft on each side of the midrib, and
often reaches nearly to the margin of
Manner of Placing Eggs After Goug
ing the Leaflets.
tho leaflet before turning back and
starting another. The final result Is a
branched mine with long curved or
slightly tortuous extensions on each
side of tho midrib. When ready to
pupato the larva returns to the center
of the leaflet and pupates in the cen
tral chambor over the midrib.
Treatment for the Insect is simple.
The adults can bo destroyed in the
spring when they appear on tho loaves
to placo their eggs by spraying with
arsenate of lead.
MEASURING HAY IN STACKS
Kansas Experiment Station Issues
Bulletin Giving Instructions for
Doing the Work.
Bulletin No. 155, of the Kannna Ex
periment station, contains Instruc
tions for tho measuring of hay In
long and round stacks. Tho measur
ing of a stack or rick to ascertain tho
tons of hay It contains Is, at best u
guess. Tho bulletin states that when
alfalfa hay has been in the stack 30
days it requires 512 cubic feet to
make a ton; that when tho hay haa
been in tho Htnek five or six months,
422 cubic feet aro calculated for a
ton. In the case of old, well settled
stacks, 343 cubic feet aro figured as
making a ton. It furthor says that
slough hay Is heavier than nlfalfa
and that upland pralrlo hnys are
lighter than alfalfa. Having found the
contents of n stack in cubic feet, di
vide tho numbor of feet required to
make a ton to find the numbor of
tons In tho stuck.
Shrubs for Birds.
Smoothly trimmed hedges nnd the
stiff troos of a formal garden aro not
nearly so attractive to birds ns un
trained bushes und tangled thickets.
Shrubs of sterile varieties or those
closely pruned after blooming aro not
sought by birds, while thoso allowed
to ripen fruit aro often crowned with
feathered visitors. Moreover, plants
clustered with fruit of varying color
aro moro beautiful and interesting
than thoso whloh oxhaust their energy
In ono burst of bloom nnd nro of mo
notonous appearance thereafter.
Sweet Corn.
No vegotablo withstands severe
drought and heat so woll as swoot
corn. It succeeds well in either hills
or drills; probably In tho latter plants
do not blow ovor so much during wet
and windy weather. Tho soil should
bo very rich for the best results.
GARDEN
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WHITEWASH SURE TO SIIUK
Preparation Easily Made and Will
Add Greatly to Appearance of
Many Farm Buildings.
Thoro aro many brick and stone
walls, as woll ns woouon outbuildings,
fences nnd tho llko, about n subur
ban place which, lacking paint, de
tract much from tho general appear
ance of tho homo. But paint Is somen
what expenRlvo nnd cannot bo applied
with too lavish a hand by tho avcrago
citizen. Thero Is, however, white
wash, which 1b easily mado nnd ap
plied, Is inexpensive nnd which for
moat outdoor work will answer qulto
ns woll as oil paint. For chicken
houses, brick wnlla and tho llko it Is
excellent.
To make tho whltowash slnko half
n bushol of fresh llmo with boiling
water, keeping It covered during tho
process. The lime should not, of
course, bo confined, but merely cov
ered, as confined, it possesses consld
erablo explosive force. Strain It and
add n pock of Bait dissolved In warm
water, threo pounds of ground rlco
put in boiling water nnd boiled to a
thin paste, half a pound of powdored
Spanish whiting nnd a pound of clear
gluo dissolved in warm wator. Mix
thoso woll together nnd lot the mix
turo stand for seven days In a reason
ably cool nnd Bhndcd place Koop the
wash thus prepared in a kottle, and
when It Is being usod put It on as
hot ns possible using a palntor's or
an ordinary whitewash brush. Al
ways use magnosian llmo for white
wash. HOW TO MAKE WEED PULLER
Tool That Will be Found Extremely
Handy on Any Farm is Made of
Heavy Galvanized Wire.
Tho weed puller Is mado of n piece
of hoavy galvanized iron, 5 by 5H
inches, as shown In A, nnd bent Into
the shape B. After shaping tho metal,
tho smnll -inch projection Ib placed
under tho opposlto stdo and then
soldered. Tho tube-shaped motal la
AD C
Handy Weed Puller.
then fastened to a handle with two
plecoB of strap iron, using bolts and
rivets as shown at C.
The puller Is usod by pushing tho
sharp point of the metal Into tho
earth, having flist inserted the stalk
of tho weed in the hole. Then turn tho
handle and draw the puller out, and
tho weed with its roots will bo re
moved. Popular Mechanics.
SURE DEATH TO ALL INSECTS
Paris Green Mixed With Land Plas
ter Is One of tho Best Preventives
of Ravages of Bugs.
Parla green mixed with dry pow
dered land plaster or ryo flour, one
tableBpoonful to the gallon, is tho
best preventive of the ravages of po
tato bugs, coddling moth, caterpillars,
slugs and worms. If In solution mix
ono pound in 200 gallons of wator.
Buy pure freshly mado par Is green.
A cheap kind is lacking in strength.
Tho parls green should bo applied as
soon as tho first worms appear. Tho
quickest way is to sprinkle It on
with tho hand. An nctlve man can
cover several acres In n day. Apply
oarly In the morning when the dew
Is on the leaves. Two applications
will nearly always answer. In caso
a shower should wash off the powder,
a third application will bo needed.
Slug shot may be used instead of
parls green.
For Better Farm Homes.
Secretary Wilson of the department
of agriculture, has always recognized
tho lnfluonco for good farming which
flows from an attractlvo farm home,
and has developed a branch of the
department which, through Us corre
spondence and Its publications, has
becomo a burenu of Information on
household topics. Bulletins on sub
jects relating to food and to home
making have been prepnred which
havo had a circulation of more than
10,000,000 copies. Ono of these, tho
ICronomtc Use of Meat In the Home,
reached an edition of a million and a
half copleB. At tho same timo tills
branch of tho department has given
special attention to agricultural edu
cation, assisting states to plan and
organize schools to secure teachers,
and to prepare courses.
GAPDDN and
Fapm Notes
Tako caro of your surplus garden
crops.
Well-graded seed grain is frco from
foifl seed.
Corn silnge haB passed the experi
mental stage.
Millet should bo cut for hay when It
is Just heading out
The cultivation of kafflr corn and
mtlo malzo is very similar.
Wheat may be cut for hay whon It
is in blossom or shortly after It has
honded.
Every season sees some new use
to which explosives mny bo put on
tho farm.
Mllo malzo Is similar In composition
to Indian corn and will make very
good silnge.
Ccmont will solve tho fence post
problom for thoso who havo a gravel
pit near by.
Corn sllago Is perhaps tho moBt
economical stock food any western
farmer can raise.
It doesn't pay to uso old, worn-out
cultivator teoth when new ones enn
bo bought so clioHply.
Alfalfa Is too good n food to be con
demned by thono follows who do not
know much about It.
In growing kntllr corn and mllo
malzo fnll preparation of t'no land li
preferable to sprlne plowlug
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Mr. William A. llnilford will nnstver
(mentions ail gv ndvtco KHCG OP
COST on all subjects iwrUlnltiR to tho
lubject of bulletins, for tlio readers or thli
baper. On account of his wide experience
Is Editor, Author nnd Manufacturer, ho
Is, without doubt, the highest authority
Dn nil then subjects. AddreM nil Inquiries
to Wllllnm A. Bitdfoitl. No. ITJ West
Jackson boulevard, Chicago, III , nnd only
inclose two-cent stamp for reply.
A small, convenient houso thnt mny
be built tor f 2,000 is just what n good
many young peoplo nro looking for.
Tho perspective and floor plnns horo
shown go to make up Just such a
houso.
You can't havo everything In n little
houso tho samo ns In n largo houso,
but you enn leave out n good many
things that aro not necessary; nnd
lhat gives nn opportunity to rotnln
tho Intportnnt features. A big living
room for lnstnnco Is ono of tho great
luxuries of modern houses.
Not so many years ago everybody
seemed to havo n crnzo for double
pnrlors. An architect wns obliged to
doBlgn double pnrlors If ho had to cut
thorn down to ton feet square each.
It Is a curious comment on human
nnturo that such n foollBh fad would
havo to run itself complotely out bo
foro peoplo wcro rendy to abandon it
for something bettor. But smnll
houses aro no longor built with double
parlors and the owners of old ones
nro having tho pnrtltton taken out.
.whorovor It Is possible and thoy aro
In that way making the two rooms
Into ono good, big, comfortable, nlry,
Bonslblo living room.
Wo aro loarnlng something all tho
llmo. Wo hnvo learned better than to
cut tho frontpart of a houso up Into
small rooms.' Another thing wo havo
loarnod Is to put In windows enough
to light tho rooms nnd to put them
opposite or on different sides of tho
room wherever possible, nnd another
thing wo nro relearnlng 1b tho uso of
an open fire. Good houses nro all built
nowadays with a grato or flroplaco of
some kind In tho front part of tho
bouse whero It may bo used when
wanted.
When tho country wna new and poo
plo wero obliged to heat their houses
with flroplaccs, or freeze, thoy got
very tired of them so that when stoves
wero Invented fireplaces wero consid
ered a back numbor; but tbo human
ruco has boon accustomed to an open
fire from tho tlmo when fir was first
brought down from the clouds. In nil
these centuries the comfort of an open
nro has boen bred into tho marrow of
our exlBtonce until it has become
second nature to enjoy it
Wo would not llko to go back to a
fireplace as tho only means of heating
tbo house, but as an auxiliary heater
It novor haa bad nor novor will havo
an equal. It adds more to tho comfort,
cheerfulness nnd sociability of the
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First Floor Plan.
front room than any other, or all
jother articles of furnlturo. You can
got close to a grate llro and Ret warm
land you can go back In the far end of
'tho room nud get cool, but its glow
and sparkle will follow you with their
lAttentlons.
A graUi flro Is better company than
some people, but its influence will
brighten up dull persons. It adds a
charm to music and wit to conversa
tion and you enjoy your dlnnor bettor
aftf.r sitting a few minutes before a
grato fire waiting for tho coffoo to
boll.
The one Illustrated hero Is a six.
room houso with a good clothes cloBet
for each bedroom, nnd t splendid bath
room directly over the kitchen, Just
jWhero It ought to bo bo that plumbing
for both tho bath room nnd kltchon
sink may bo nrranged together to savo
first cost and after expenses.
Tho stalrwny arranged llko this ono
is to bo rerommendod for a small
houso becauso It docs not cut up the
front part of tho houso olthor up or
down. It comos Just right for tho col
Jar and It glvos a short hull upstairs
ml takoB scarcely any space from
the first lloor.
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A very nlco nrrnngemont Is tho
kitchen, pantry nnd tho entrance to
tho collar. Tnlk nbout having things
In n nutshell; It would bo dlfllcult to
get any nearer putting tho working
end of n house Into a nutshell than
this.
In tho pantry you havo shelf room
enough to nccommodato all tho dlBhca
Second Floor Plan.
necessary for a good-sized family nnd
thoro Is n splendid chnnco for a num
ber of narrow shelves on both sides of
tho cellar stair to hold Jars of fruit,
Jollies, marmnlndo, etc.
BATS TO FIGHT MOSQUITOES
Texas Man Believes He Has Found a
Way to at Least Reduce the Plague
of the Insects.
Thero Is a mnn In Texas who haa
found out a new wny to light tho mos
quito. Ills name Is Dr. Charles It.
Campbell. Ho is ofllclal bacteriologist
of tho city of San Antonio. Ills Idea,
sayB a wrltor in tho Tochnlcnl World
Magazine, la to employ bats ns mos
quito fighters. Tho neighborhood of
San Antonio Is especially plagued by
mosquitoes malaria 1b moro or less
rifo in that vicinity and for a long
tlmo past the inhabitants of tbo mu
nicipality nnd Its BUburbB havo eager
ly sought to find a solution of tho
problom. Much benefit haa boen ob
tained by keoplng minnows In cisterns
nnd ponds these small flahos being
greedy devourers of mosquito larvno
but such measures havo not alto
gether mot requirements.
Bats, as Is woll known, are Insect
enters, and aro particularly fond of
mosquitoes. In tho twilight, where
thoy rovo around, they devour Im
mense numbers of tho pestiferous, in
sects their manner being to dash
back and forth through a Bwarm and
gobble tho victims up by wholesale.
In view of which fact, It occurred to
Dr. Campbell that it might bo a good
idea tn establish in nnd about San
Antonio a numbor of "bat roosts," ns
ho calls them that Is to say, struc
tures so contrived as to Invito bats
for sleeping purposes. Ho has already
put up two of them, and proposes to
erect others, thoso already In opera
tion having proved highly successfuL
Intelligence of Bees.
In Franco, Uonnlor has communl
cntod to the Academy of Sciences the
results of experiments which, ho
thinks, demonstrates that bees pos
sess f sort of collective Intelligence.
One of tho experiments consisted in
placlns a lump of hard sugnr within
runch of some bees, and near it a
basin of water The bees, finding that
their mandibles wero lncapablo of
breaking tho sugar, organized n kind
of buckot brigade to carry water from
tho bnsln to tho sugar, llnvlng re
duced li to n syrupy stato, thoy had
no furthor dlfllculty. It was noticed,
in all of tho Honnler experiments,
that slnglo bees gnvo no such Indica
tions of Intolllgonco, Their minds
seeniod to wake up only when thoy
wcro acting In company.
Local Comment.
"I seo tho editor of tho Plunkville
Palladium has started a vigorous cm
undo against Wall street and the
money trust."
"So ho hns."
"What is tho circulation of tho Pal
ladium?" " 'flout 250 cnplos per week."
"What do you think of its editor?"
"Woll, he'H got plenty of wal If ha
ain't got much Bonse."
Business g Business.
"Thero goes a man who continual
ly boasts of his ability to please
women."
"Weill Woll! That's very bad
form."
"In fact, ho uBes n great deal of
printer's Ink to sot forth his claims."
"Tho Idea of such a thing!"
"Oh. his conduct Uu't so surprising
1 U noils millinery."
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TESTIMONY
OF FIVE WOMEN
Proves That Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Com
pound Is Reliable,
Roodvlllo, Ore. "I can truly recom
mend Lydm E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to nil women who nro passing
through tho Change of Life, na it mado
mo & wen woman niter
Buffering three years."
Mrs. MAUY BoaART,
Rccdville, Oregxjn.
New Orleans. La.
"When passing through
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weak and dizzy spells ana
backache. Iwoanotfltfor
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dia E. Pinkham's Vego
tablo Compound which
unwed worth its weight
In gold to mo. "-Mrs.GAS-TON
Blondeau, 1541 Po
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men passing through the
Chango of Lifo can tak
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Compound. I am rccom
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BAUER, 623 E. Marion St,
Mishawaka, Ind.
Alton Statlon,Ky.-"Fo
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my ago and thought I
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Pinkham's Vegotablo
Compound mado mo well
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women to know about it "
Mrs. Emma Bailey, Alton
Station, Ky.
Mr i-7 IWft
MnOinOauiri
Deiscm. No. Dak. "I was passing
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Compound restored mo to perfect health
nnd I would not bo without It" Mrs.
F. M. TllORH, Deiscm, No. Dak.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
Tn thli ge of research nrul experiment, all nlnr
rrrnn HclancA haa Indeed made giant ttrldee
In the putt renturr, and among the by no iumd
(mat Important lltniTerlra n mmUclnaU that of
Theraplon, which hai been used wit b Kreatauoeewla
V renoli Htxptlali and that It 1 J worthr the attention
of thorj who unrter from kldner, bladder, nerrom
dleaes,chronlo weaknies,ulceri.kln eruptions,
pllei, Ac, there la no doubt. In tacMUcemaeTldent
from the big itlr created amunmt apeclalltia, that
THKItAl'ION la dratlned to cast Into oblivion all
thoae qneillonable remedlea that were formerlj the
aole reliance of medical men. It la of courae lmpoe
ttble to tell auBerera all we ehould like to tell them
in ttila ahort article, but triple who would like to
know more abont thla remedy that haa effected so
manr we might alraoit aay. miraculous cares,
should send addresiad enrelope for K1UCH book to
pr.IeOleralled. OalIaTeratockHoad,llampatead,
!ondnn, long anddecldeforthcraaelTea wbethertbe
New ITrenoli nemwlr "TIIKHAI,ION"No. I. No.S
or No. B I what thrj require and have been sreklnc
In Tain dnrlna a life of mlserr. snlTerlnff. HI healtu
- i . . -: . . irr . --.... i: :.
, in nraitu
rafffftata n.
mall II 00. Fonuora Co., W Deckman tit.. New lork.
ana unnappinona. 'inernpioDiaBoiupTarnjnnxisar
DAISY FLY KILLER ? iMnV Si
tits. Keat, cieaa or.
namental, con Tenlsat.
cheap, lasts all
linn, Had (
natal, caatsplllerila
0Tn win not soil eat
Injure anything1.
Guaranteed affeotlT.
Botdbydaolarae
f nut wepald far tU
BABOLD I0HIM, 113 SaKalb At.., Sresklra, X.
THOMPSON'S welamtiL:
CVC tUATCDBoldererrwhareUo.
JOHN 1. 1U03CFU0N SONS CO. VrorTH. Tj
LANDS In west Texaei (3 acre up: farma an!
ranches; abatraota furnished: titles perfect
ed! free Information concerning Texas lands.
B. II. Ilusaell, Attjr., Maria, I'reetdlo Co Tex.
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W. N. U., SIOUX CITY, NO. 29-1912.
Sioux City Directory
"Hub of ths Northwest"
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LARGEST IN WIST
DRY CLEANIN6 & DYEING OUR SPECIALTY
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Springfield Tires, Banners, Auto Acceaworlaa.
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THE LTTLK CONSTRUCTION MUTANT. Men dry. leva
enn help rou. Btoro buildings, churches, sohoot
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ELECTRICITY HB rM
purposes on tha farm. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ask your local gas engine dsaler or write
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Bide Pleating and BUTTON. Call or write Tor
prloes. Prompt attention siren all Mall Orders.
JOHN. J. KEEFE CO.
Building Malarial.. DiitrOraler for AUBURN
and OHIO Astomobllea. Agents WsaUd.
112 Nebraaba Street Sieos City, Iowa
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Full line of Photo Supplies for
Professionals nnd Amateurs.
Fresh and Up-to-Date. Addrcs9
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For Sale Br Your Lumberman
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