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Roofing
Tour local hardware or lumber dealer can
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Guaranteed 6, 10 or 16 jean acoordtn to
A unaraniei 6, io or 15 yers acoordtn to Zi
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and it will not injure tho finest fabric. For
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Best cash market Handle poultry and Teal.
Writs for price list and tags. THE R. E. OOUQ
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FREE
Prescription for the euro of Wpavln.
JltnKbono and LnmeneM of Horses.
SVrlto U t. lkrl....i, LIl(rwMl, a. D.
Sugar beets can
crown In Ireland.
bo successfully
Drink Denlson'a Coffee.
Always pure and delicious.
Great Scheme.
Lawson How do tho DJenkses man
.ago to go away for three months every
.summer?
Dawson Why, haven't, ytu notlcod?
Thoy glvo up tho old flut in tho spring
and tako a new ono in the fall.
MANY WAIt ZONK HOSVITAIiS
Hare ordered Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic
plvder, for use amone the convalescent trccpi.
'xin intn th Ahnes or dissolved In the. foot
bath, Allen's Foot-Ease gives refreshing rest and
comfort and prevents the feet eettme tired or
foot-sore. Try It TODAY. Don't accept any sub
acute. Sold Everywhere. 25c For FREE sam
cle. address. Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy. N. Y. Adv.
Well Earned.
"How did you happen to got that
medal you're wearing?"
"I got It for saving an umplro's life.
I had a pop bottlo In my hand when
he called Sweeney out sliding to the
homo plate with what should have
teen tho winning run, and I didn't
throw it."
One Good One.
Patience What do you think
of
that now young man boarder?
Patrice Oh, I think he's all right.
"Got good eyes, hasn't h?"
"Well, he's got one good eye."
"One good oyo?"
"Yes, ono seems good; but he waB
winking at mo with the other during
tho entire meal."
Perfect Example.
"Tho paper speaks of a certain argu
ment as being tactfully yet forcefully
phrased," said tho young student.
"What would be a good example of
that?"
"My son," returned the father, "can
it be that you have never lent ear to
your mother's able representations on
!?o' periodical occasions when I return
homo on pay day?"
Rich Loot.
Brown was happily rambling
through the land of dreams ono night
When he suddenly awakened to find
the long barrel -of. a pistol unpleasantly
close to his face.
"Utter one word," cried a strong
voice back of the formidable gun, "and
you are a dead man."
"I'm not saying one word," waB tho
meek rejoinder of tho submissive
Drown.
"What I want," continued the bur
glar, without lowering tho pistol, "Is
every singlo valuable that you have in
the house, and I want them quickly."
"All right, old man," promptly re
plied Brown, digging up a Blip of paper
and handing It to tho burglar. "Hero
Is tho combination to the refrigerator."
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Summer Comfort
is wonderfully enhanced when rest and lunch hour unite in a dish of
Post Toastie
There's a mighty satisfying flavour about these thin wafery bits of
toasted com.
So easy to serve, too, on a hot day, for they're ready to eat right from
the package fresh, crisp, clean. Not a hand touches Post Toasties in
the making or packing.
Served with cream and sugar, or crushed fruit, they are delicious.
BIS GOI HIS FISH
Tale of Woe, as Old Bill Sanders
Related It.
Mistake Was That He Went on Ex-
pedltlon Without a Gun Uncle
Joe Bunker Quite Frankly
an Unbeliever.
"I stopped at Shinhopplo on my way
for a fow days with tho trout on the
Beaverklll, In Sullivan county," said
John Gilbert, tho traveling grocery
man, "and Bill Sanders, the Homer of
all that country, buttonholed mo and
said:
" 'Goln' to tacklo tho trout over in
Sullivan, eh? Well, whar's your gun.
Don't 'spect to git away from thar
with your trout If you don't tako no
gun, do you? I left nine pound o' the
pootlest trout that ever dodged a fly
an gobbled a worm over along them
upper Beaverklll waters, to Bay nothln
of a ten-pound fish basket, jest 'causo
I didn't hnva no gun, 'long about this
timo last seaSon. Whar's your gun,
John?" said Bill.
"I stared at Bill and allowed that
I couldn't seo why a gun should be
a part of my Sullivan county fishing
equipment, and ho said:
""B'ars, that's why! B'ars! Better
git n gun, John. I'd 'a' lugged home
ten pound of old sockdollagers an'
wouldn't 'a lost my ten-pound fish bas
ket If I'd only had a gun. I was flshln'
on them upper Beaverklll waters and
I had jest about filled that ten-pound
basket o' mine, bein' only two pounds
shy o' runnln' It up to Its limit.
" 'I clum down to tho rocks to git
to tho spot whar I was goln to land
pair o' mo-pounders, settln my fish
basket down at tho top o' tho rocks
for fear I mought stumble an' Jest ez
llko ez not spill them eight pound o'
fish outen It. I got down all right, an'
soon had ono o' them one-pounders
hooked, an glvo him lino. Ho run
down tho creek a hundred foot 'fore
he stopped to rest, pn' then dinged
If he didn't stop right whar a slam
mln big b'ar was standin' In tho
crick doin' a little nsnln' on his own
account.
"'Well, sir, John,' said Bill, 'It's
Shinhopplo Gospel truth I'm tellln
you, but 'foro I could wind that pound
trout back an' away from thar tho
b'ar rltched out an' socked the hooka
o' his big claw on my trout, yanked It
outen the water, grabbed my fish line,
broke it off and, holdin' the trout up
a spell fer mo to take a pe.rtin' look at
it, makln' my dander rise so that It
all but knocked my hat off, ho gave
his Jaws a warnln' snap or two an'
waddled outen the crick an' off Into
the bushes, takln' my pound trout with
him. Then, I can tell rou, I woke up.
Not if I know it you den't get
away with that air fish!" I hollered
arter that audacious b'ar, an' turned
nn' shinned up them rocks to head
him off an' mako him stand an' deliver
up that trout or tako the consequences
o' me a neckln' him an' shakin' him
up till his toenails .-attled.
'"When I got back to tho top I
dlaklvered that my en-round fish bas
ket that I had left thar fer to be safe,
with them eight pound o' trout In it,
wa'n't whar I put it. I looked all
around, but It wa'n't nowhar tj bo
seen. I run to the bushes an' thar
I see two b'ar cubs walkln' off with
my basket o' fish, cartin' it betwixt
'em, llko a couplo o' boys carryln a
pall o' water they had been let cuten
school fer to go git! Say! I was
jest about knocked silly! An' as I
gawked arter that pair o' sassy young
thlevln' cubff they was J'ined by tho
old b'ar that had ketched my pound
trout only a minute cr so afore, down
tho crick.
"'Stead o' bnundln' arter that fam
ily o' highway robber b'ars, chokln'
the daylights outen 'era, an' glttln'
my ten-pound fish basket an' my fish
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Bates reasonable. Highest references. Beat service.
back, I was so consamed discumfud
died that I stood thar llko a bump on
a log nn' let 'em git awny with the
hull dinged business. But say! If
I'd only had a gun! Bettor git a gun,
John, if you'm goln' over tc Sullivan
arter trout an' 'spect to git away with
em!' said Bill.
"I thanked Bill, told him I'd think
about it, asked him what ho'd have,
paid for it, and went on my way, but
hadn't got around tho bend In tho
road by tho rod cchoolhouso yet when
I heard someono hailing mo. It was
Uncle Joo Bunker, who had taken a
short cut and headed mo off. I stopped.
-i-"Say, John,' said Undo Joo, com
ing up puffing. 'Bill Sanders was lyin'
to you wuss'n Annyniasl'
"I told Undo- Joo that I knew It.
'Didn't think I'd swallow any such
doings of bears as that, did you?'
said I.
'"B'arsr said Undo Joe. 'That
mought easy 'a' been oil right about
tho b'ars. But tho ten-pound llsh bas
ket! Bill Sunders didn't never have
no ten-pound fish basket! No, no
even a one-pound fish basket!' said
Undo Joo."
Wearisome Proposition.
"Well, Mlrandy," said Mrs. Bosby
shell t her cook, "I hear It rumored
that you are going to be married again,
this time to Joe."
"No'm, I ain't gwino git mahrled
again, Miss Lucy," replied Mlrandy.
"I'm very fond o' Joe, but I ain't gwlne
mahry him."
"What's the trouble?" asked Mrs.
Bosbyshell.
"Ain't no trouble, Miss Lucy," said
Mlrandy, "but yo' sea I done been
mahrled threo times alroady, an' tell
yo' do truff I'm glttln' mighty tiahed
payln' out good money to dem undah
takahs." Time's Changes.
"You know when I was living hero
some years ago," remarked the man
wht had Just dropped in, "you had a
little boy about six years old who
you thought tho brightest boy in tho
world."
"Yes, I remember," was tho reply;
"but he's been through college b'co
then."
Different.
Tem Do you like tho BoBton hop?
Chem Naw, I takes Chinese dopo
fer mlno every time.
Some men would have no excuse
for living if their wives didn't tako
In bonrders.
Tho Identity of tho favorlto son Is
established nearly every timo a will
is offered for probate.
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HE MADE BEQUEST OF BRAIN
Man of Eminence Has the Idea of Ad
vancing Scientific Study by
the Action.
Announcement was mado a short
timo ago that Dr. Leland O. Howard,
chief of tho Unltod States bureau of
entomology, had declared to tho Amor
lean Association for tho Advancement
of Sclenco that ho would bequeath his
brain for scientific study to a school
that specializes In neurology. A num
ber of other scientists who attended
tho meeting expressed admiration for
the doctor's action and aro roportcd to
bo considering similar bequests of
their own brains.
Thoro was a British physician
named Robert Peebles who croatcd a
sensation In London and Edinburgh
several years ago by his insistent
coaxing of athletes for tho prlvllogo
of studying their bodies after death.
Ho had been experimenting with tho
muscles and had arrived at what his
associates termed a fantastic notion
that somo sort of oporatlon could bo
performed on tho log of tho human
runner so that hla speed could bo
Increased. LeRpcrs and high Jumpors
wero his hobby, and In tho courso of
flvo years It was estimated that ho
had examined the leg muscles of near
ly a thousand men, making compari
sons with tho running and leaping
muscles of tho frog, tho deer, tho
groyhound and other nnlmals.
Peebles was a man of means, and
after ho had succeeded In Inducing
hnlf a dozon nthlotes of reputation to
"will him their logs" tho attention of
surgeons was attracted. They took
tho matter under consideration at ono
or tholr quarterly meetings and
warned Peeblos thoy would havo him
committed to a sanitarium It ho con
tinued his strango pursuit. Peebles
defied them and they had a commls
sion appointed. While his sanity was
being tested Peobles died. In his will
ho bequeathed his brain to tho com
mission. War Hits Rheumatism.
Sodium salicylate, tho friond of suf
ferers from rheumatism, is selling to
day at $2.40 ft pound, while beforo tho
war it only cost 30 cents a pound, re
marks tho Now York World. Also, It
Is sold In this country only under tho
condition that nono of It will bo ox
ported. Tho reason for this, according to the
head of ono of tho largest chemical
concerns in the city, Is not becauso
there are moro casos of rheumatism In
the country today thnn over before,
but becauso sodium sallcylato Is made
from carbolic acid heretofore Imported
from Europe. Now Europe needs all
her carbolic add to use In manufac
turing explosives.
Horace Graves of tho Oil, Drug and
Paint Reporter said: "Nearly all tho
highly developed coal tar derivatives
In tho United States havo been used
up. Picric acid, which is used In ex
plosives, costs nil over in Europo to
what It would cost to manufacture
hero. In England they are too busy
to manufacture It, so they hnvo been
buying from us in great quantities. Wo
havo been selling at hugo prlcos. Last
year at this time carbolic acid cost
seven cents a pound, now It has gono
up to ?1.G0."
Drowning Season Here.
Don't rock tho boat! It is not mere
ly a foolish sort of Joke to do It; it
Is very frequently a murdoroUB or
suicidal Joke. If you cannot swim do
not wade out where tho water Is up
to your chin. If you do, you may sud
donly stop Into a hole that lifts tho
water abovo your mouth and noso,
and when that happens tho chances
aro largo that it will be your funeral
tho next day or as soon as your re
mains can bo found. Don't dlvo from
a high place without being suro tho
water Is not so shallow as to result
in your head striking bottom. Don't
crowd flvo pooplo Into a boat mado for
threo, or throe pooplo into a boat
mado for two. Don't play foolish
pranks such as pushing a boy who
cannot swim Into deep- water. Don't
go out on tho bay In a small motor
boat. A storm may como up and your
small ship bo capsized.
The drowning season is hero. Thoro
has nover been a summer within tho
memory of tho oldest citizen of tho
city that has not been marked by
drowning tragodlos.
Doubtful About It
, Nath Taylor could uolther read nor
write, but he put ono over on tho city
preachor that he engaged to marry
him. Nath had for a long timo con
templated marrying, but never had
tho nervo to Inquiro into tho neces
sary logal formalities. A preacher
from the city happened to bo visiting
on tho farm whero Nath waB em
ployed. When Nath learned of the
presence of the preacher in tho houso
ho decided to go up and Inquire Just
what had to be done. Whon Nath
reached tho front steps his courago
left him, and thero Mr. Smith, his em
ployer, found him. Nath explained his
mission and tho preacher was called
to enlighten him.
"And so you wish to got marrlod,
my man?" tho preachor nodded en
couragingly to Nath, whoso courago
was fast slipping away.
"W-o-1-1, 1 think I will try It a whilo,"
Nath replied. "How much does It
cost?"
Considerate Wife.
Senator John W. Wooks of Massa
chusetts smiled when ono of a party
in a Boston club alluded to henpecked
husbands, and said that ho was re
minded of a man named Bates,
Ono afternoon Batos was having a
llttlo gabfost with an old acquaint
ance, whon the latter spoke of mar
ried llfo and tho beauty of having a
happy homo.
"That's whero I havo a wholo lot to
be thankful for," said Batos. "I havo
a wlfo who looks aftor mo constantly
As a matter of fact, thoro aro timos
whon sho ovon takou oil my bIioos
for mo."
"I 800." thoughtfull) mimed the ac
quaintance. "I suppose that Is when
you come homo tlrtH at ulxht."
"No, no ' , nilll'1,.1'- '(rrift'd 1'at'H
It Is wlif-n hlu tl1 IiKs that J oin about
'0 bI!(1h out e r li 'im tV'ln; -t'hiladi
li hlu T v rtjl.
Easy going mon often go tho wrong
way.
Drink Denlson's Coffes.
Always puro and dollclous.
Gonorally speaking, tho man who
died rich Is tho ono who ts soonest
forgotten.
CARE FOR YOUR HAIR
By Frequent Shampoos With Cutlcura
Will Help You. Trial Free.
Preccdo shampoos by touches of
Cutlcura Ointment if needed to spots
of dandruff, itching and irritation of
tho scalp. Nothing better for tho com
plexion, hair, hands or skin than theso
fragrant supercreamy emollients. Also
as preparations for tho tollot.
Samplo each fred by mall with Book.
Addross postcard, Cutlcura, Dcpt. XY,
Boston. Sold everywhere. Adv.
One Advantage.
"Traded your motorbout for nn aero
plane, eh? What's tho Idea?"
"Well, there's this about an nero
plano oven if tho englno does break
down, you'ro bound to land some
where." X Wat Content IS TTItilft Drachma
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ness nnd Rest.Contalns neither
Opitirn,Norpliiiic nor Mineral,
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A perfect Remedy lorCoiisftpaT
.Hon. Sour SlonmcKDirriocnt
Worms, rcwrishnes.s urui
Loss of Sleep..
FocSlmlle Slrfnaltiivor
The CcNTAim CoMtvutfJ
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JOHN'S DEDUCTION AT FAULT
Result of Bright Youth's Reasoning
Brought Consternation to His
Employer.
John wns the now boy at tho board
ing houso. His mistress was scolding
him becauso ho nover surmounted an
obstnclo.
"John," sho said, "when I sent you
for a two-pound loaf of cako and thoy
had none, why In tho world did you
not bring two one-pound cakos? That
would be exactly tho samo thing."
John seemed to grasp tho knowl
edge His mistress thought so until
tho next day.
Sho was going on a Journey, and
being a largo, stout woman, told John
to ongago her two Beats In tho bus.
When John returned sho asked:
"Did you havo any difllculty?"
"No, madum," ropllod tho hopeless
John, "but I could not got them both
together, so I got ono on the liiBido
and ono on tho top"
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Forco of Habit.
"I'll bet that Judgo usod to bo a
street enr conductor," said the brido
groom as thoy came out of tho ofllce
of the justlco of tho peace.
"What makes you think bo?" nsked
tho bride.
"Whon I handed him his feo for
marrying us, ho asked mo If I wanted
a transfer?"
Read Backward.
Jack How did you como to got In
terested in that novel you aro read
ing? Marie I liked tho way It ended.
Development in Morocco has been
generally stopped becauso of tho war
In Europo.
As tho sun Is to tho moon so Is
tho natural blondo to tho peroxldo.
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fCanadian Wheat
to Feed the Worlds
The war's fearful devastation
crops has caused an nnusual demand for errata
from the American Continent. The
world must be fed and there is an unusual demand
for Canadian wheat. Canada's invitation to every
Industrious American is therefore especially attrac
tive. She wants farmers to make moneyand happy,
prosperous homes for themselves while helping her
to raise Immense wheat crops,
You can get a Homestead o 160 acres FREE and
other lands can be bought at remarkably low prices, Think of the money you
can make with wheat at Its present high prices, where for some time it is lia
ble to continue. During many years Canadian wheat fields have averaged 20
bushels to the acre many yields as high as 45 bushels to the acre. Wonderful
crops also of Oats, Barley and Flax.
Mixed farming Is fully as profitable an Industry as train raialntr. The erral.
lent grasees,full of nutrition, are the
t-u.j-vvp. uuuu oi.uuui, uiaiKsm
Military service is not compulsory
lAW-v? lion ana
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Talented.
"Wasn't your wlfo something of an
elocutionist beforo sho married you?"
nsked tho mnn who had just returned
from an extended stay abroad.
"Sho Is yet," answered tho other
sadly, thinking of hor oratorical efforts
on tho occasions when ho had como
homo lata from tho club.
Grand Prize at Panama-Pacific Expo
sition Awarded to Walter
Baker &. Co. Ltd.
The Ornnd Prize for superiority of Co
coa and Chocolate preparations tins been
awarded to Wnltcr linker & Co. Ltd., Dor
chester, Mass. T)il finious old houso has
received 65 Highest Awards at the leading
expositions In Europe and America. Adv.
Vocal Carpenters.
Hazel What Is that scraping nolso
out front?
Dawn Must bo tho chorus girls fil
ing off tho stngo.
TOUll OWN imUOfllRT WII.I.Tni.I.TOU
Vrr Murine Mre itemed? for lied, Weak. Watery
Kjei and Granulated Kreltdst
No SmarUns
lust Xre comfort. Write for Hook of the
itre
by mall Free.
Murine Kj llemedy Oo Chicago
Manchuria's trado Is affected
llttlo by tho war.
very
Russia wants automobiles, motor
trucks and motorcyclos.
Children
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro
gorlc, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotlo
substance Its npo Is Its guarantee It destroy "Worms
nnd allays Fcvcrlshness. For moro than thirty years 16
has been In constant uso for tho relief of Constipation
Flatulency, "Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It rcrrulatos tho Stomach nnd Bowels,
assimilates tho Food, giving1 healthy nnd natural sleep
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friond
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
. In Use For Over 30 Years
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
THI OKNTAUIt COMPANY, NOW YORK CI TV.
Watch
For Ooniha, Colds and Distemper, and at the Hist
aucb ailment, ftv small doses of that wonderful
most used In oxlstence,
Shrapnel In Warfare.
Shrapnel Is most effective against
prono sklrmlshors at ranges from
1,000 to 3,000 motors, when burst
twenty-olght to twenty-two meters
short of tho target, and against stand
ing skirmishes at tho same ranges
when burst fifty-six to forty-five mo
tors short of tho target.. Black also
points out that a singlo shrapnel from
a light field howitzer produces a
greater number of hits when tho point
of burst is favorably sltUatod than ono
fired from a field gun.
Shrapnel Is also playing a most Im
portant part in aerial warfare, and ot
theso antiaircraft shrapnel, all of
which embody tho same general es
sentials, thoro is perhaps nono moro
effective than that known as "Ehrhardt
antiaircraft shrapnel.
His Bid.
Betwoon tho blondo young woman
on tho othor Bide of tho car and her
stout neighbor next to tho left thero
intorvonod a spaco perhaps four
Inches in width. Clinging to tho
strap Just in front of tho blondo wom
an was a cheerful individual whoso
uncertain footing was, It sQemod, not
wholly duo to tho Jolting nnd Jerking
of the common carrier. Presently ho
fastened an ingratiating smile upon
tho young woman.
"Madam," murmured he, "If you'd
lommo alt down In that placo thoro
by you I'd I'd voto for woman suf
frage." Now York Evening Post.
After passing tho spring chicken
ago a woman makes a gooso of hor
se) f.
of Eurorjean
people of the
only food required either for beef or dairy
2
cuavenicni, climate excellent,
in Canada. There is no conscrlp-
WMd
particulars as to reduced railway rates to
Ottawa, taoaaa, or
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MakesHard Work Harder
A bad back makes a day's work
twlco as hard. Backacho usually
comos from weak kidneys, and It
headaches, dizziness or urinary dis
orders are added, don't .wait get
help beforo tho kidney disease
takes a grip boforo dropsy, gravel
or Brlght's dlseaso sets In, Doan's
Kidney Pills havo brought now llfo
and now strength to thousands of
working mon and women. Used
and recommended tho world over.
A South Dakota Case
William R.
Smart, tailor. Belle
Fourche, 8. D.,
says: "Sitting so
steadily at my
work weakened my
kidneys and I kept
felting worse until
had to give ud
entirely. I had to
be lifted around.
Doing perfectly
heloless with tiaJn
itn pain.
Doan's Kidney
rills noted like
noted like magic, driving awny
all tho ailments.
x nave been in good
health ever since.
Get Doen't at Aay Store, EOe a Bex
DOAN'S WJiV
FOSTER.MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.
W. N. U., 8IOUX CITY, NO. 28-1915.
Cry For
Signature of
Your Colts
symptoms ot aay
remedy, now taa
ffi&g Jjl
SI'OUH'S DISTKHTKB COMPOUND
60 cents and II a bottle; H and 110 th dosen or anj dnislat.) Harass
dealer, or delivered br Hl'QliN MEDICAL CO.,
i CUcualsts and BaoterlalosUu. CloabaB, lad., O. B. A, '
Lawyer's Admission.
First Lawyor How's business?
Second Lawyor Oh, very bad.
"No clients in town?"
"Not a ono."
"Whero ore thoy?"
"Most of thorn aro In Jail Just
now."
The Way of It
"Aro Bell and Barbara blood rela
tions?" "Oh, no. It is purely platonlo grouch
they have for each other!" Puclc.
, No Change.
"Was sho self-possessed whon you
proposed?"
"Yes; and or sho still is I" An
swore. The Army of
Constipation
la Growing; Smaller Every Day.
CAKiliK'5 LITTLE
LIVER PILLS are
responsible the
not only glvo relief
tney penna
nenuycureCoa
itlpttloD. Mllu
lions use
them for
BIlfnnififtMi- M
ladli eitloa. Sick Headset. SaHasr SUa.
SMALL PILL, SHALL DOSE, SMALL FRICI,
Genuine mutt bear Signature
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A Soluble Antiseptic Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed
For Douches
In the local treatment of woman's tils;
nob as leucorrhoea and inflammation, hot
douobes ot Paxtlne aro very efUcacious.
Ho woman who has over used medicated
douches will fall to appreciate the clean anil
healthy condition Paxtlne produces and the
prompt relief from soreness aud discomfort
whloh follows its use.Thls Is because Paxtlna
possesses superior oloanalng, uislnioct
iuk ami neallnjj properties.
For ten years the Lydla E. i
x'luKltam Medlclno Co. lias rec
ommended Paxtlne in their
private correspoudenca with wo
men, which proves its superi
ority. Women who have been
relieved say It is "worth its
welsht in cold." At drurelsts.
60o. large box or by mall. Skunplo free.
The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, Mastv
DAISY FLY KILLER & .r.m. ft
(l.l. kmi. Clean, or
umaatal.ooavialtnt. cheap. Lasts all
season. Had!
metal, cant (pill or U
overt will not sell or
Injure anything1.
Ooaraateed effective.
AlldaaUrserlaenl
eipreef paid for ll.oc.
KUIOLO SOMXBt.llv De Kale Ave., Breealva, V. Y,
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