DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD, DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
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"Mayor Tablets of Aspirin" Is genu- '
Ine Aspirin proved safe liy millions
mid prescribed by physicians for over
twenty .enrs. Accept only nil unbroken
"Mnyer package" which contains proper
directions to relievo Headache, Tooth
ache Harm he. Neuralgia, Mhcumntlsin,
Colds and Pain. Handy tin bnes of 111
tablets cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Mn.ir packages" Aspirin
Is trade mark IJayor Manufacture Mon-
nucetlcucldcstcr of Sulleylieacld. Adv.
For Giving.
Hetty, who Is three. Is always pick
ing up words and phrases she hears
nine-year-old John use. One morning
Khe said, "Mother, will you forgive
nieV"
"Forgive you for what, dear?"
P.etty was worried, but only for a
moment.
"Forgive me a nickel," she suggest
ed, brightly.
Tough Going.
"The way of the transgressor Is
bard."
"Yep, and lined with motor cops."
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Fallings Ignored.
Mrs. Hodge How do you write ref
erences for your cooks?
Mrs. Illrani Daly Oh, epitaph style.
It sometimes happens that a law
MmlPiit gives up the law business to
"Mi gage In the son-in-law business.
One of the things we can't buy on
credit s oporlonio.
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Reliable Information
All American women know of the great success of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in restor
ing to health women who suffered from ailments pe
culiar to their sex, yet there are some who are skeptical
and do not realize that all that is claimed for it is
absolutely true if they did, our laboratory would not
be half large enough to supply the demand, though
today it is the largest in the country used for the
manufacture of one particular medicine.
The Facts contained in tho following two letters should
prove of bcucilt to many women :
Buffalo, N. V." I eufforod with
organic inflammation and displace
ment. "When lifting I had such pain
and boaring down that I waa not
nblo to stand up, and it hurt mo to
walk or po up or down Btalra. I was
going to a doctor without any re
sults and ho said tho safest tiling
would ho to havo nn operation. I
mot a lady who told mo sho had
throo operations and wan not well
until sha tool: Lydia 12. Pinkham's
Vegotablo Compound.
I feltrelior 'tortnkingtwo bottles
of Vegotablo Compound and I kept
on with it until I was cured. I al
ways uso Lydia K. Flnkham'B Liver
Pill) and they aro flno. Kvory thing
used to turn sour on my stomach and
the Liver Pills roljoved that." Mrs.
A. Koukks, 093 Parro Avcnuo,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Tho fact is, tho Best
Millions of Tiny Germs
Cause Your Catarrh
Real Relief Comes Only by
Cleansing the Blood of the
Germs.
You must realize that your blood
is loaded down with catarrh
germs, and these germs must be
removed from your blood before
you can expect real, rational relief
front the disease. And of course,
you know that you cannot roach
these germs In your blood with
Back Lame and Achy?
Do you get up mornings tired and
achy? livening find you "all worn
out?" Likely jour kidneys are to
blame. Hurry and worry, lack of rest,
and eating too much meat, throw a
strain on the kidneys. Your back gives
out; you arc tired and likely suffer
headaches and dizzy spells. Take things
easier and help the kidneys with Doan's
Kidney Pills. Doan's have brought
new strength to thousands. Ask your
neighborl
A South Dakota Case
Iver Ivorson, IJrook
lnss, S. D., says. "1
hnj (mite mi attack
of backache. My
back was stlft and
lame and when I Kot
up In the inornln;; I
found It almost Im
possible to straighten
up. I used Doan's
Kidney P I r 1 s ami
they rid mo of that
trouble entirely anil
I haven't had a. pain
or an aclio since,
tlianks to Doan's."
Get Doan's at Any Stora, 60c Box
DOAN'S ssy
FOSTER-MIUJURN CO, BUFFALO, N. Y.
We Have FARMS
oS All Sizes
in MINNESOTA. WISCONSIN, DAKOTA
Customers for all prices.
CONSULT US before buying or selling
LARSON LAND AGENCY
X4EO Temple Court - MINNEAPOLIS
HEADQUARTERS
for Northwest Travelers
West Hotel
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
Sensible Prices Service our Watchword
Cuticura Soap
The Velvet Touch
For the Skin
Soap 25c, Ointment 25 and 50c, Talcum 25c.
Sacramento, Cadf. " I had or
ganic trouble and had such terrible
pain and swolllng in the lower part
of my sido that I could not stand on
my feet or oven lot tho bed clothes
touch my side. I gavo up my worlc
thinking I would not ba ablo to go
back for months. My mothor ad
visod mo to tako Lydia 13. Pinkham's
Vegotablo Compound as it had saved
her llfo at ono timo, and It put me
in a wonderful condition in a couple
of wooki, so I can keop on working.
I work in 'department store and
havo to stand on my feet all day and
I do not have any more pains. I
surely recommend your Vegetable
Compound to all my friends and you
may uso thesa facts as a testimon
ial.''' Bkutha J. VxuKxa, 3320 M
St.. Sacramonto, Calif.
Medicine for Women la
sprays and douches.
S. 3. S. will cleanse your blood
of the cause of Catarrh, and rive
real relief. It has been in con
stant use for more than fifty
years, and is sold by all druggists.
Buy a bottle of 8. S. S. today and
lose no further timo in jettlnp on
the right treatmtnt.
Valuable adrico regarding your
case will be furnished free. Ad
dress Medical Adviser, 103 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
CONDENSED I
t PT.ASTP.R t
THE TOILERS I
OF THE SEA
&
Br VICTOR HUGO $
ConJemdlon Is Jamt$ D. Cennoltt 5
U In doubtful
rthcthrr imj-otlirr
boiikn of moilrrn
tlmr limr mm
mich widespread
unci I in in rd lute
popularity nn Vic
tor Hiiro's ureal
romnnern. A mer
lon nml KiiKlnml
tlirllleil to nickrnx
hut It una not
until Inter that
lie raptured con
tinental iittillriirrn.
IIuko'h "I.rn SIln
rriiblrn" vnn pub
1 1 It r il Nlmultn
uooiiMly In I'nrlN.
I.onilon, llrnineli,
M linn, Mnurltl,
Itotterdiuii, I.rlp-
Ic nml Iluilnpent.
Anil ncroMn tlir
Menu, In the ilnrk
rnt inomentn of
our CHI1 Wnr, noldlem poreil nicr the
KnnlUh trnnnlntton by tliclr cninpflrrN
and debated about Jcnn Vnljrnn nud
the Rood Illahop niyrlel.
I'our yenm Inter nppeurcil "Tollern
of the .Sen," that umnalni; epic of the
deep, nnd iiruIu the world nliuont
lialted Ita dully wurk to rend nliout n
tniple nntlor und bin tl'anlc bnznrda
niuonRat nionatcra of the tea, Till
tnle Snlnburne pronounced "unitur
panicd even ninonK the vorkn of Itn
nutlinr for nplrndor of linnRlnntlnn nnd
of ty!c, for pntlion nud nublluilty of
truth."
IIuko -rrnn nn exile from bin nnlhe
Innd when thce novel vrere pubtlnhed.
AVben Napoleon III. mouutcd the
throne, the novellnt, n firry republlcnn,
found it ttIhc to turn liln buck upon
I'nrln. He fled to Ilrunaeln, dlnRiilnrd
nn a Inburrr, nnd then nettled In the
Channel Inland. There lie Hied for
nearly 20 yenrn, nltliOUKb ench niiiiinirr
he trnveled oil the continent. He did
not re-enter Frnnce until the dnnnfnll
of Nnpoleon follovflnfc the dlnnntcr lit
Sedan.
Wbiit Frnnre tlmueht of him vrnn
evidenced at liln fiincrnl. More thnn
1,000,000 people lined the ntreetn of
I'urln nn the procennlnn moved to the
I'nntheon, where he wnn burled In tbut
Innt rentlnfr plncc of the BTCiit men of
Prance.
ONT3 Christmas morning, Deru
chclte, n cliurinlng young girl,
wrote the inline of n mnn, Qll
llutt, In the snow. Gllllntt, seeing the
name nnd knowing who wrote It, nev
er forgot
Gillintt was n young mnn of doubt
ful birth nnd unpopular disposition
who lived by himself In nn old wreck
of a house In St. Sampson In the Isle
of Guernsey. He wns u fisliermun ;
also n enrpenter, u wheelwright, a sort
of engineer when need be. He wus
who a dreamer of dreams.
Derurhctte lived with her uncle,
Mess Lethierry, n mnn nt once good
natured, lntoJerntit, superstitious nnd
trogressive. In his wandering dny.s
ethlerry hnfl befriended Rantaine, nn
ndventurer who repaid this kindness
by running off with 50,000 francs of
f.ietlilcrry's, the savings of forty years
nnd Intended for Dcruchette's dowry.
ITowever, Lethlerry hnd still his
rtenmhoat, the Durandc. Sho nt least
would not fall him. Other steamboats
failed, but not his Durnndc this ho
causo of her wonderful engines. The
master of the Durnndo wns Sleur Clu
hln, who hnd built up n roputntlon for
high rofipectnblllty. He wns n capable,
prudent senman nnd n wonderful swim
mer. Also he wns n mnn who knew
how to bide his timo.
In one of his trips to tho main hind
Clubln encountered tho thief Itnntnlne,
ns he wns nbout to lenvo tho country
with a fortune of 75,000 francs. At
tho point of n revolver Clubln took
from Rantaine the 75,000 francs, and
nt once, although It wns foggy, set
sntl in the Durnnde for St. Sampson.
The Durnnde wns wrecked on somn
rocks in the channel. Clubln dlsem
bnrketl Ills passengers nnd crew In the
long-boat. For li'tnr.elf, hf would go
down with his ship. Tho passengers
nnd twv, arriving safely In St. Snnip.
Bon, wn loud In their praise of the
heroic rnptaln.
All tthicrry's hopes foi Doruchette
hnd lain in the Durnnde. fie besought
men o go out to the wreck to see If
theru was hope for her or If Ciubin re
mnlu'd nltve. They wer.t, Gllllntt first
of til, and returned to report that no
Clubln was there nnd thnt the Durnndo
ururi hopelessly wrecked. Only her en
Blues remained Intact
Iler engines! Tho word roused
r.pthlerry from his despnlr. Iler en
gines I Ills engines, which ho hnd de
signed himself 1 They were the real
value of the ship I If he could but re
cover the engines I But how? What
man could dovlsc the menns to suvo
them? Tho superhuman being who
couli do that, why he should mnrry
Perjchottc.
A man pushed his wny through the
crowd surrounding Mess Lethlerry nnd
his niece. "You would marry hhn to
Deruchctte?" said tho man. It wns
Gllllntt
Mess Lethlerry rnlBcd a solemn
hand. "I pledgo mysolf to It In God's
name!"
Next day Gllllntt set sail. With ex
traordinary skill ho maneuvered to tho
one Hpot near the wreck whero It
mlht he possible to moor his sloop.
This nook wns 400 yards from the
wreck, too far for the sleeping place
of a man who had not i mlnuto to
waste. Yet ho could not bunk on the
, .i
In M of the Durnnde n sea might
co.ne In the night and sweep hliu nwny
He discovered n little plateau on tln
top of one of the Douvres plnimclos.
He ascended the pinnacle by mentis of
u knotted cord; every time he made
his way up or down he risked U life,
but there his bed must be, for time
was everything. And for weeks he
lived on the Douvres rocks nt his work
work that demanded the knowledge
of a sailor, n carpenter, an engineer,
u blacksmith.
Incredible toll I To repair pullej
blocks nnd construct hoisting tackle";
to reshape broken Joists nnd make old
sails Into twine; to cut Iron bars Into
flies and long spikes; to take apart
nnd stow the paddle wheels, to ro
shnrpen hatchets and renew saw teeth
these were but the beginning of his
preparations.
And more than toll. Part of the
food which ho hnd brought with him
was washed Into the sea, nnd he dared
not leave the wreck unguarded to sail
to Guernsey for a frot.li supply; so he
gathered the tiny shellllsli from the
rooks nnd hunted the crabs which ran
In and out of crevices.
Ono ilny ho pursued a crab into a
envc. While peering about, up to his
waist In water, he felt something
rough, cold, slimy coll ltolf around his
right arm. Its pressure was like a
tightening cord; its steady persistence
like that of a screw. A second cold
coll wound Itself around his body; ti
third, a fourth, a llftlt lashed them
selves around him. lie could scarcely
breathe.
Suddenly u round slimy mass dart
ed toward him. It was the head of
the devll-ftsh.
Gillintt had his knife; his lt-ft arm
was still free. The mr.istor stretched
out u sixth tentacle for the free arm;
which would ;nean Gllllntt's sure
death; but with one superb circular
stroke Gllllntt whipped off the slimy
head. The tentacles relaxed, fell
away; he was dead.
Gllllntt hnd still to get his crab, die
looked Into the deeper recesses of the
cave ; nnd found the skeleton of a man.
Around the ribs was n leather belt.
On the belt was a name: Clubln. At
tached to the belt was n lint, tightly
scaled little Iron box. Within the box
were three sheets of paper, Hank of
Kngluud notes of 1,000 each; In nil,
75.000 francs.
Hut the engines were what he had
come for. Ho tolled on, and one eve
ning he sailed Into St. Sampson nnd
tied his sloop, weighted down with
the Diirande's engines, to Lethlerry's
wharf. He hummed n plaintive nlr
which he had once heard Deruehetto
piny on her piano.
It wns live years since Gllllntt had
first seen Deruehetto. In all that time
lie hnd never spoken to her. He knew
her as men know the morning star, nt
a distance. Once, seeing her with her
uncle, he had dared to pass quite near.
Ho fancied that she smiled.
Ho walked noiselessly now townrd
Lethlerry's house. He saw above lilin
the windows of Deruchette's room. In
the garden lie snw Deruehetto herself.
A nightingale wns slng'ng. The night
wns Inexpressibly silent.
There was someone with Deruehetto.
It wns n man, the young Episcopalian
curate whoso life, Gllllatt recalled, he
had once saved from the high tide of
the Glld-IIolin-'Ur rock. The curate
had offered him a sovereign, which Gll
llntt had refused, saying it was no
matter. The curate had then pressed
upon him a lllblo.
The curate had the beauty of a palo
head nnd face of n pictured angel. Ho
spoke n Inngugo which o.-hrcd the
rhythm of the sacred psnhns. He
spoke now. Deruehetto spoke. Their
speech wus of love. They embraced.
Gllllatt stole off in the night.
Lethlerry wns transported nt the re.
covcry of his wonderful engines. "I
will build n hull around them," he sntd.
"I shall have to borrow, but my credit
Is good. Only for that villain of a
Clubln see, hero Is u note from Ran
tnlne. He gave Clubln for mo, lit
snys, 75,000 francs, equal to what he
stole from mo with Intores't"
"Here," said Gllllatt, "are the 75.00C
francs." He handed Lethlerry the lit
tle Iron box with tho three 1,000-franc
notes.
Lethlerry embraced lilin. "You more-thnn-man!"
ho exclaimed. "You snail
marry Deruehetto at once I"
"I shall not marry Deruehetto."
Lethlerry Insisted. He stormed. Gll
llntt was like Iron. Lethlerry grew
redder. Gllllatt paler. Gllllatt had
his way. Deruehetto and the curate
won; married. They set sail for Eng
land on the packet Cashmere.
Gllllatt crossed at low tide on the
stones which led to GlId-Holm-'Ur rock
to sue the Cashmere puss. The tide
was coming In, but tho Cashmere was
coming out. She moved slowly In thu
light breeze. The tide crept up on
Glld-IIolm-'Ur, but Gllllntt's eyes were
for the Cashmere. The tide crept
higher to Gllllntt's knees but In n
spot of sunlight on the Cashmere were
Deruehetto and the curate. Her head
was on his shoulder, his arm around
her waist. Thero was a silence like
tho calm of heaven on tlir sea.
The packet passed on. She wus be
yond tlio waters of the hnrbor. The
rldo was then at Gllllutt's shoulders,
but tho packet was still within sight.
She became a spot In tho haze. The
spot dwindled, disappeared. As sha
vanished the head of Gllllatt wuo en
gulfed. Nothing was vlslhlo hut the sen.
Copyright, 1913, hy tho Post Publishing- Co.
'Tho Boston Pout).
Just Co.
"Tho tfcnnto still maintains snuff
boxes, ul though nobody ever use nuff
nowudnya."
"When tho women break i' they
can fill 'em with chocolate i.. ,..."
Louisville Courier-Journal.
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catch on, and If he Is wise, lie will al
ways Know when to let go.
Father and Daughter
Get Relief by Eatonic
It. .7. Powell, Sweetwater, Texas,
says, "Katonle helped mo at once,
but It was my daughter who got the
marvelous benellts. She could not
even take u drink of water without
awful misery, but It relieved her; she
Is feeling much better. All this from
one box, so send me four more at
once."
Hundreds of people now take
eatonic; one or two tablets after each
meal keeps them In good honlth,
feeling line, full of pep. Katonle
simply takes up the excess acidity
and poisons and carries them right out
of the system. Of course, when the
cause of the misery Is removed, the
sufferer cannot help but get well.
You will (luil It a quick, sure relief
for heartburn, Indigestion, sour, acid,
gassy, bloated stomach. It costs but
u trifle nnd your druggist will supply
you. If you don't feel well, you give
eatonic a test. Adv.
After Using.
The woman was the uutlior of n
cookery book that hnd been published
nt her request with wide margins and
occasional blank pages for notes and
additional recipes.
Often she had expressed a wish to
see an old copy of the book and Hnd
to what use the blank spaces had
been put. One day In a second-bund
book store her husband unearthed an
old )luiue. Noticing Hint It hud been
uiiiiotuted Ireely, he bought ll. After
u day or two lie said:
"How about the notes In that cook
ery book? Were they Interesting?"
"No," she said curtly : "they didn't
iiinouul to anything."
When he got n chance lie looked
through the book himself. 10 very note
the book coutulnetl was a remedy for
dyspepsia and kindred ailments 1
Dallas News.
Forests to Pay Country's Expenses.
A Hcheiue bus been outlined for the
county of Otsego in New York bv
which forest h now existing und those
to be (limited will pay the operating
expenses of the county In the near
luture. Knch of tlio twenty-four
townships In the county will under
take to plant 100 acres of trees and
the profits of these tracts will soon
he sulllcleul to take care of (ho run
ning expensvs of the county, so that
luxes will be lowered to the minimum
point.
There are more thnn 1)0.000 trained
nurses In (Cngland.
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The High Price of Sugar
makes one welcome foods which
are rich in natural sweetness.
Grape -Nuts
the ready-cooked cereal
requires no added sweetening, for it contains
its own pure grain sugar, developed from wheat
and barley by twenty hours' baldng.
Sprinkle Grape-Nuts over ripe fruit or berries
and you'll save sugar.
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CASTOBIA
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THC CENTAUR COMCANY, NC W VOUK CITY.
; Some uiilinuls are so fretful Ihai
captivity In zoological gardens shorW
ens their lives considerably.
Ken the until who Is good for nottn
lug may be good for something sasj
us ii horrible example.
Cuticura Soothes Dnby Rashes
That lleh and burn with hot hnthtf
of Cuticura Soap followed by gentlet
anointings or Cuticura Ointment,
Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe
dully If u little of the fragrant Cut!-,
earn Talcum Is dusted on at the Ihx
lull, atic each everywhere. Adv.
Enthusiastic Approbation.
"Did you think my speech wus line,
Mrs. Coineup?" "Fine? It was morn
than that. It was grnndlloquentJ"
Not at Home. v
Swine fever hud broken out In thu
village and the local policeman hail!
been appointed tc call upon all own
ers of plys and take particulars otl
each ciise.
Itnpplug at the door of an old col
lage he was confronted by a sluewlshi
looking woman, who curtly asked hi in
what he warned.
"A've (ailed l:i .sec (he Kwlne," said
the constable. '
"He's ool," sunpplly replied th
woinaii nnd biingt-d the door. London
Answers.
He Drank the Gravy.
"Too many cooks spoil the broth,"
but If there Is no broth well, liere'n
the story as the young man told It;
"I went to u church luncheon anfti
thought It mighty strange that tha
inent was brought In first and a few
minutes later a bowl of soup.
"So I laid the meat aside, rouehoftl
over for the soup und began dipping;
my spoon In (.
"There was a loud cry from the In
dies giving the luncheon, und one oiji
them rushed up, crying:
" 'Goodness gracious, man, you're
drinking the gravy 1" Columbus Dh.
patch.
Not a Dlt Curious.
.Mrs. .Smith wus nil dressed up, nnd
that piqued Mrs. It tigers' curiosity a
she met her on the road.
"Going to town, I suppose?" asked
.Mrs. I Sogers.
"No," answered Mrs. Smith.
"Oh In see your sister at Ml n Ren
ville." "No," was the sententious answer.
"Going In see Cy's sister at the Cor
ners, perhaps?"
"No, I'm not," came the positive an
swer. "Well, my gracious!" exclulme
Mrs. lingers impatiently. "Do yon
think I eaie a mp where vou aro going?"
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