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WW 'WJ'' i tf 1 DAKOTA CO,UNTY r?" DAKOTA CITY. NEr.UASICA. stfttntrtm wwmnwE m t HAS NO PAIN NOW What Lydia E. Pinlcharn'a Vegetable Compound Die? for Mrs. Warner. Onalaska. Wis." Every month I hnd cuch pains in my back and lower part of siomacn 1 couiu not lie in bed. I suf fered co it Bccmcd as though I would die, and I waa not regular cither. I Buffered for a year and was unfit to do my houaowork, could only wash dishos once In a while. I read an ldvortloemont of vhatLvdiaE. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound had dono for otiier women and decided to try it. It surely did wonders for me. I havo no pains now and I can do my house work without any trouble at all, I will always praiso your medicino as I do not befievo thcro is a doctor that can do as much good in femalo weakness, and you may uso these facts as a testi monial." Mrs. Lester E. Warneh, It. 1, Box G9, Onaloska, Wis. The reason women write such letters to tho Lydia E. Pinkham Medicino Co. and tell their friends how they are holpod Is that Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vcgo table Compound hasbrought health and happiness into their lives. Freed from their illness they want to pass tho good news along to other suffering women that thoy also may bo relieved No More Constipation or Blotchy Skin Want a dear, healthy complexion. regular Dowels, ana a perfect working liver? All easy to ob-1 m rwr rW tain if you take UAItlCKd CARTER'S LIHto Liver PW,tnecure afe and easy acting rem- IITTLE PILLS eay. for neaaache. dizziness. unt a Y . 1 stomach and despondency, they have no cquai. rureiy vegetable, Saull Pin-Satan Deae-Small Prfcc DR. CARTER'S IRON PILLS, Nature's great nerve and blood tonic for .Anemia, Rheumatism, NerveuHCM, 6Ieeplesaes and Female Weakness. islaiait(stulfitua Vtart&nrC PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM 0ai0T-iDn)nill-Sto(illlrrJlInJ BautyloCraraad Faded Hair nmnarmm uuor um .'"ji Cfam fo".tcho-ni.N.Y. hjh. ann in bve nrnrMiu. HINDERCORNS RMnorw Onrnf. C.J.I ihjhi, ria., itopt ail ptvla. etuurrs comfort to tt Mt, ntkea wnlktDC mar, 16c bf mall or at DragM CUts. UUoosCBWaUalWUtiratoboKtll1.T. J JLiijMl -.iii'lM" i , iih mi FRECKLES POtmvilY Rf MOVID ht Dr. lUrrr'a P1. - f.p"- Or. ca wo. MWim mwnii AMM,ClklCMO. Almost Indecent "Tlii' Blur Is supponed to bo dead, yet hero aim is responding to a cur tain cull, ns brisk ns over." "You think Hint destroys the lllu Blnnr "Certainly. When nn actress fulls on tlu floor In .hor death throes nnd puwa ii bearskin rug, she ought to nt least Htny dcutl until the next per formance." -Birmingham Age-Herald. Watch Cutlcura Improve Your Skin. On rising nnd retiring, gently smear tho fuco with Cutlcura Ointment. Wash oft Ointment In flvo minutes with Cutlcura Soup nnd hot water. It la wonderful sometimes what Cutlcura will do for poop complexions, dandruff, Itching und red rough hands. Adv. Slight Sympathy. "You Buy you wulit no government whiitovor?" snlil Mr. Uufforty. "Nono whatever," rejoined Mr. Dolun. "I hope you get your wish for a min ute or two. Then I can Imtulle you any way I fool like without a chance nf your culling u pnllccmiiti." FIND THE CAUSE! U Lii't, right to drug along feeling tnucriibltf half ticL, l'nul out what is malting you feci so badly anil try to correct it. Perhaps your kidney are chudIiik that throbbing backache or those Hhnrp, atabbing p.iin. You mny have morning Inmcnc, too. Iienti aches, dizzy spells ami irregular kid ney action. Ue Doan'j Kidney fills. They have helped thousands of ailing folks. Aek your nelghborl An Iowa Cane Mrs A. Hplcker iiiun. 1718 7th Ave., Council Bluffs, la.. nays: "My back was mine una uenca turn I was lama through my hip. My lower limbs pained and tny ankles and foot swelled bo thut I couldn't get in y hoes on. When ever I would press tny tlnKc.ru on tho flesh the print would Htay. I felt olariV nnit tlrnil nil the time ana I would havo dizzy spells. I was advised to try Doan's KUnov Mils and after using' them I was 'bet ter, I haven't been troubled since." Cet Dean's at Any Store, 60c Bex DOAN'S,'SJ!iT FOSTER. MILBURN CO., BUFFALO. N. V. A Bad Cough tf nttJected, oftssileatts to etiou troub!. sVafwuatd your bealUi. rUve your dlatreia m4 aoothe yvur britaUO throat by Ukinc Pm-m-fcOS? MimamaamamaVTllmmar' PI SOS a. j CQNDENSED CLASSICS I I A TALE OF I TWO CITIES Dy CHARLES DICKENS 7 ConJtntatlon hv Mitt Sara A. Hamllr Sr sx !-Mh-m Charles John Hut fam Dickens was born Fob. 7, 1812, at Poi tsca, England, Whom his father was a clerk In tho navy pay office.. Ho died nt Oadslilll Place, In Kent, on Juno 9, 1870. Ills dream of writing c a m o to him early when ns a boy he road breathlessly tho battered novels In his father's library. He became, a re porter on tho Lon don newspapers, nnd wroto (1836) "Sketches by I3oz," wherein aro, In miniature, all tho abounding vlrtuon of his novels. Tho "Pickwick Papers" (1837) wero a groat success. Tholr Inimitable, rollicking humor captivated the English reading World. Ills first extended novel wan "Oliver Twist" (1838), followed by "Nicholas Nlckloby" (1838-39), "Old Curi osity Shop" and "Barnaby Rudgo" (180 41) Ho produced somo sixteen major novels, tho last, "Tho Mystory of Edwin Drood" (1870), being unHnlshed. "David Copperfleld" (1859-CO), hold by many to bo his masterpiece, nnd by not a few to bo tho greatest story over written, is sup posed to bo seml-nutoblographlcal. Many of his novels wero published In Install ments, and never boforo or since has any literary publication oxcltcd such a furore. After his Initial successes DlckonB life, was a triumphal procession, saddened only by domestic unhapplnosu. Ho visited America, where his works woro even moro popular than in England, In 1812 and 18G7-C8. Ho wrote In his will his own best epi taph: "I rest my claims to the remem brance of my country on my published works" Ho might woll have substituted "tho world" for "my country." Porhnps the quality that distinguishes his novels among all others is tholr abohndlng humor. ON n cold November night, In tho year 1775, tho English innl! couch, on Its way from London to Dover, was currying among lta pns scngcrH a Mr. .Tarvls Lorry, a London hanker of tho well-known firm of Tollson & Co. As tho 'conch stumbled along In tho dnrkness, there aroso he foro him the vision of an emnclnted figure with hnlr prematurely white. All night between him and the spectro the same words repeated themselves again iukI again. "Hurled how long?" "AlmoBt eighteen yours." 'm ( "I hope you euro to live?" 1 "I can't Bay." About eighteen yenrs before tho Gtory opcnn, Dr. Mnnette, a prominent young phyHlclnti of Paris, hnd sud denly ''disappeared. Everything was dono to discover some trace of htm, but In vain. Tho lotts of her husband caused his wife such anguish thnt she resolved to bring up her little daughter In Ignorance of her father's fate; and when In two years sho died, she left llttlo Luclo under tho guardianship of Tollson & Co., to whoso care Dr. Munctte for ninny years hnd Intrusted his flnnnclnl affairs. Btrango tidings concerning tho Doc tor hnd Just como from Paris, nnd Mr. Lorry wns on his way to meet his ward, and explain to her the facts of hor enrly life. This was n duty from which the klnd-hcnrtcd banker shrank, and when ho saw the slight golden hatred girl who cnino to meet him, his heart nlmost fulled htm; but his tnsk wns accomplished nt lust. "And now," concluded Mr. Lorry, "your father hns been found. IIo Is nllve, grently changed, but nllvo. Ho luifl been taken to tho house of u for mer Borvnnt In Purls, nnd wo nro going there. I to Identify blin, you to ro- Btoro III nt to llfo nnd love." Tho sen-ant thut sheltered Dr. Mn notto was a man by the name of Dc fargo who, with his wife, kept a wine shop In tho ohscitro district of St. An tolne. The bunker and Luclo woro taken to un attic where a haggard, whlto-hnlred man sat on u low bench, making Khoes, u wreck of a man, ob livious of all urouml him. Agjtln was the Channel crossed, und ngnth tho old Inquiry whispered In tho enr of JnrvlN Lorry: "I hope you care to bo recalled to llfo?" "I can't say." Flvo j'cors later, In tho court room of tho Old Itnlley'lu London, a youug Frenchman was on trial for his llfo. Near him sut an untidy looking Indi vidual by the namo tif Sydney Carton. Willi his eyes fixed on the celling, ho was unobservant, apparently, of all thut passed around him ; but It was he, who, first noticing tho extraordinary resemblance between the prisoner and himself, rescued Charles Dnrnny from tho web of deceit which hnd been spun around him, Between these- two young men, the striking resemblnuco was In outward appearance- only. Charles Durnny wns of noblo birth; but his nuccstors had for many years so cruelly oppressed tho Kronen peasantry thut thu nmnn nt , Evremondo wns hated and despised. Wholly uijllko them In .character, this . Inst descendant of his race had given tip his name nnd estate, and had como iffvkt'Jt. i' ffMjmi,JnliUL bbV. eager to begin llfo anew. Sydney Carton wan n young English Inwyer, brilliant In Intellect, but mwhI lly deteriorating through his llfo of dissipation, nble to ndvlse others but unable to guide himself, "conscious of the blight on him and resigning him self to let It eat him away." He and Darnay soon became fre quent visitors at the small house In Soho square, me home of Dr. AV'nnctte und his daughter. Through Lucie's care and devotion, the Doctor hud al most wholly recovered from the effects of his long Imprisonment, nnd It wns only In times of strong excitement thnt any truce of his past Insanity could be detectetl. Tho sweet face of Lucie Mnnette soon won the henrts of botli tho young men, but It was Dnrnny to whom she gave her love. And so thnt Interview between Lucie nnd Sydney Cnrtbn has a pathos thnt wrings our henrts. lie knew thut even If his lovo could have been returned, It i ivould hnvo added only to bin bitter-' ness nnd sorrow, for he felt It would ! have been powerless to lift hltn from tho slough of Selfishness nnd Sensu ality that had engulfed him. But ho ' could not resist this lust sad confes sion of his love; nnd when she weeps at the sorrow of which sho has been tho innocent cnuse, lie Implores: "Do. not weep, denr Miss Mnuctto; the Ilfet I lead renders mo unworthy of your pure love. My last supplication Is this: Think now nnd then that thcro Is a man who would glvo his life to keep a life you love beside you." I But dark days were to come. In tho i year 1780 tho downtrodden French peasantry turned upon thdlr oppres sors. The streets of .Paris were Jlllcd with crowds of people whose eager cry was for "blood." Madame Defargo no longer sat behind the counter of her small wine shop, silently knitting Into her work tho names of her hated enemies, but uxe In hnnd nnd knife ut her belt, headed n frenzied mob of women on to tho Bnstllc. Tho French Revolution hnd actually begun. Madame Defargo was one of tho lending spirits of the devolution. Enrly III life she hud seen her family full victims to the tyranny nnd lust of the cruel nobility nnd from thnt tlmo her llfo had been devoted to revenge. Three years of crime nnd bloodshed passed, and In 1702 Mr. .Tarvls Lorry and Charles Darnay landed In Paris, the former to protect the French irunch of Tellson & Co., nnd the latter to befriend nn old family servant who lnul besought his help. Not until they Had set foot In Purls did they realize Into what a caldron of fury they had plunged. Mr. Lorry, on nccount of his business relations, wns allowed his freedom, but Dnrnny was hurried at once to the prison of La Force, thero :o await his trial. Tho reason given for the outrngo was tho new Inw for Hie nrrest of nil returning French 'migrants', but the true cause was that ho. had been recognized ns Charles Evremondc. These tidings soon reached London, and Dn Manctte, with his daughter Lucie, hnstencd to Paris, for ho felt sure that his long confinement In the Bastllo would win for him tho sym pathy of tho French people, and thus enable him to snvo his son-ln-lnw. Days and months pnssed, nnd although tho Doctor succeeded In gaining a promise that Darnny's llfo should bo spared, tho latter wus not allowed to leave his prison. At last came tho dreadful year of tho Itclgn of Torror. The sympathy which at first had been given to Dr. Mnnette hud become weakened through the Influence of the bloodthirsty Madame Defarge. Also, thero had been found In tho ruins of tho Bastllo a pa per which contained Dr. Mnnotte's ac count of his own abduction nnd Im prisonment, and pronouncing a solemn urse upon' tho House pf Evremondo and their descendants,1 who wero de clared to bo the authors of Ids eighteen yenrs of misery. Charles Darnny's doom wns sealed. "Bnck to tho Con clergerlo nnd death within twenty-four hours." To Sydney Carton, who hnd followed his friendB to Paris, came an inspira tion. 11 ud he not promised Luclo thnt ho would dlo to save n life she loved? Uy bribery, he gains admittance to tho prison ; Darnay is removed unconscious from tho cell, and Carton sits down to await his fate. Along the Paris streets six tum brils are carrying the day's wine to In guillotine. In the third car sits a young man with bin bunds bound. As tho cries from tho street, nrlse ngalnst him inoy ouiy move nun to u quiet smile ns lie shakes more loosely his hulr nbou? his face. Crush I A head Is held up and tho knitting women who nro ranged about tho scaffold count "One." The third curt conies up and the sup posed Evremondo descends. Ills llpt move, forming tho words, "a life you love." The murmuring of many voices, tho upturning of many faces, then all Hushes away. "Twenty-throo I" "I am tho resurrection and tho llfo-. suUh the Lord; ho thnt bellevcth In me, though he we're (lend, yet shall ho llvo; and whomever llveth and be lleveth In me shall never die." Copyright, 1919, by tho Post Publlohlna Co. (Tho lloston Post.) Copyright in tho United Kingdom, tho Dominions, Its Colonies nnd dependencies, undor the copyright not, by tho Post Pub lishing Co., Boston, Mass., U. S. A. All rights reserved. Relic Goes Like Hot Cakes. "You Buy this Is tho only autograph of Charlemagne In existence?" asked tho, customer suspiciously. "It Is." "It muBt bo very desirable." "Yes," said tho absent-minded aalea- I man. "Wo'ro selling lots of 'em." GRUMPY? If Constipated, Diliotw or Headachy, take " . ., va5careis - --- ...., Brain foggy? Blue devils got you? Don't stay sick, bilious, hendpeby, con stipated. Remove the liver nnd bowel poison which Is keeping yon head dizzy, your tongue contcd, your breath bad and stomach sour. Why not spend n few cents for n box of Cascarets and enjoy the nicest, gentlest Inxatlve-ca-tiiartlc you ever experienced? Cas carets never gripe, sicken or inconve nience onp like Salts, Oil, Calomel or harsh Pills. They work while you sleep, Adv. Bible Quotations. Two brothers, Francis, tour years old, nnd Fred, Jr., two years old, havo been taught Bible sayings by their aunt. The other day while both ba bies were playing their mother heard Francis say: ".Testis said, 'I nin the way, the truth nnd the life.'" Fred, Jr., said: "And Jesus said, 'All little children come to supper." "No, Frcfl," Francis said: '"Suffer little children to come unto me.' " Fred, Jr., declared: "No. come to supper," nnd Insisted he was right. . OLD GARMENTS NEW WHEN DIAMOND DYED Shabby, Fadi, Old Apparel Turns Freib and Colorful. Don't worry about perfect results. 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