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Was Miserable Could Not Stand Up or Walk
Pe-ru-.na Cured.
Many Persons Have
Catarrh and Don't
Know it.
Mr. Tames M. Powell,
633
Troost street, Kansas City,
Mo., Vlco Grand of I. O.
O. F., of Cherryville, Kans.,
writes
"About four years ago J
suffered with a severe ca
tarrh of the bladder, which
caused continued Irritation
and pain. I was miserable
and could not stand up or
walk for any length of
tlmo without extreme
weariness and pain. I be
gan taking Peruna and It
greatly relieved me, and In
eleven weeks' I was com
pletely cured and felt like
a new man." James M.
Powell.
Hundreds ot Dollars Spent In
Vain.
Mr. Cyras Horshman.
Sheridan,' Intl., writes:
"Two years ago I was a
Etck man. Catarrh had set
tled In tho pelvic organs,
making life a burden and
eiving mo little hope of re
ywwsvw?v
covery. I spent hundreds of dollars in
medicinq which did mo no good. I was
persuaded by a friend to try Peruna. I
took it two weeks without much improve
ment, but I kept on with it and soon began
to get well'and.trong very ft.' "Within
two months I was cured, and havo been
well ever sinco. I am a strong advocate of
Peruna." C. Hershman.
Peruna curc3 catarrh of tho kidneys,
liver and other pelvic organs, simply be
cause it cures catarrh wherever located.
FREE TO WOMEN!
To prove tho keallncr and
cleanslntr power ot l'axtlrm
Toilet Antiseptic vro will
mall n largo trial packago
with book ot instructions
nbnulutety free. This Is not
a tiny sample, but a largo
package, enough to con
vince nnyone of Its value.
Women nil over tho country
aro praising lMztlno for wliat
iv uua uuuu m mini irnn-
Mnent of feinuls Ills, rurlmr
all Inflammation and discharges, wonderful as a
cleansing vaginal douche, for sore throat, nasal
catarrh, as a mouth vtash and to remove tartar
nd whiten the U'atb, Bend today: a postal card
will do.
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No other systemic catarrh remedy has as
yet been devised. Insist upon having Pe
runa. There are no medicines that can be
substituted.
If you do not derive prompt and satisfac
tory results from tho use of Peruna, writo
at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full state
ment of your case and he will bo pleased to
givo you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of Tho
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
TO FARMERS ONLY
We furnish 10 cows with every quarter section of
land bouchtotus. You pay for them out of their
cream. We apply the crop payment plan to stock.
We aro looking for men who want to own their
homes, We can and
WILL HELP YOU START RIGHT.
If you want a farm or ranch In the "Garden of Prof
perity" tend f orour free list and descriptive folder.
WHITNEY & WHEELOCK,
23 Broadway. Forgo, N. D.
9 9&(l fiHRF nED RIVER VALLEY NORTH
6,6HJ nunc DAKOTA FARM, four miles
from main lluo of Northern l'uclflc. All under
cultivation but 800 acres. 210 acres fenced. Itavlne
runs through pasture. IJIch black loam soil over
clay subsoil. Elegant new house, cost S3,fXW, other
buildings fair. Artesian well. Ileason fur telling,
made enough money out of thtt firm to last the rest
of natural life. I'rfce, per acre, $24.60. Term very
easy. F, F, LINCOLN, FARQO, NOUTU DAKOTA.
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Your jouber or
reel from factory, l'eorls, 111.
Llpton'a "Lucky Man."
Sir Thomas Ltpton has faith In tho
luck of tho Individual, and this year,
for tho first tlmo, ho will ho joined In
America by his mascot. This Is Mr
Carmlchncl, tho secretary ot tho Lip
ton compnny, whom Sir ThotnnB caUs
his "lucky mnn." Mr..Oarmtchncl has
been associated with tho owner of
Shamrock HI. sinco almost tho begin,
nlng of his business career, and haB
helped In tho growth of tho business
which began in a small shon In a
mean street of Glasgow. Ho sails for
Now York early next month, and, llkd
everyone associated with Sir Thomnsi
Is confident thnt nt tho third tlmo ol
asking tho cup will cross tho Atlantic)
Willing to Walt.
On a recent occasion nt Princeton,
Paul Van Dyko told this Btory na a
Joko on his brother, Henry, tho famous
author and professor of English nt
Princeton. "It was whon wo wero
boyB," said Mr. Paul Van Dyko; "wo
had been out hunting all day and had
not had a shot at anything. Finally
along toward evening wo spied a
covey ot partridges In tho long grass
at tho end of a frozen pond. "Vo woro
both excited and Henry began to run"
around tho odgo of the ico toward tho
pnrtrldges. 'Dps't shoot 'em on tha
run! 'I w-w-won't,' stammered Hcn
ry, In his excitement. 'I'll w-w-wnlt
till they sstop.'"
West Point's Oldest Graduate.
Tho oldest graduate of West Point
Is Colonel John Deardsley, now living
In Athens, N. Y. Ho was born In Fair
field, N. Y., In 1S16, aud graduated
from West Point In tho class of 184L
Ho waB appointed lieutenant In tho
Eighth regiment of Infantry, served In
tho bctntnolo war In Florida, ' nfter
ward In tho war with Moxlco and wa$
wounded in tho battle of Mollno del
Ily and compelled to resign his com
mission on account of inflammation ol
his eyes, which threatened loss ol
sight. Whon tho civil war broko out
he was appointed colonel of tho Ninth
Now York volunteer cavalry nn?
served as Buqh.
Tho J. P.'s Agree.
Staunton, Ark., Aug. 31st. News
comes from Duff, Searcy Co., this
state, that Mr. T. E. Reeves, a justica
of tho Peaco at that place, has writ
ten a letter recommending Dodd'd
Kidney Pills in which ho says:
"I think Dodd'B Kidney Pills can't
be beat for Kidney Trouble, and 1
wish them every bucccsb." '
Tho local J. P. Mr. E. B. Cox agroes
with his brothor Justice on this point!
for ho says:
"I had a bad case of KIdnoy Trou
ble and was not able to do a day's
work without great distress. I bought
six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and
after I had used threo boxes I was all
right. I am as well as evor, and I
cannot prolso Dodd'B KIdnoy Pills too
highly.
"I havo given tho other threo boxes
to some friends of mlno who had
found out what It was that had cured
mo so satisfactorily and quickly and
they all speak highly ot Dodd's Kid
ney Pills."
No ono disputes this unanimous
verdict. .
Much of our happiness depends
upon the amount oi affocUon wo aro
capable of Inspiring.
Love Is like Bmalipox. Sometimes
you escape, but It often leaves awful
scars.
Storekeepers report that tho extra
quantity, together with tho superior
quality of Defiance Starch makes It next
to Impossible to noil any other brand.
When you rldo on a self-acting trol
ley It Is sometimes hard to control
tho brakes.
Mn. Av Ins lows isootninfr Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums, reduces In.
flaininatlon.allay pain, cures wind colic. 23c a bottlo.
When a doctor calls ho always takes
tho pot.
Dealers say that as. Boon as a cus
tomer tries Defiance Starch It Is Im
possible to sell them any other cold
water starch. It can bo used cold
or boiled.
Tho other namo tor hives is vari
cella globularls. Tha't all.
' GOOD IIOUSEKKI2PEU8
TJso tho liost. Thnt'B why they buy Rod
Crosb Ball lilue. At leiulituj growers, Scouts.
Mother-wit Is hereditary. School
wit Is a matter of education. Mothers
can teach things that tho schools for
got.
Don't you know that Defiance
Starch besides being absolutely supo
rlor to any other, Is put up 10 ounces
In packago and sells at samo prlco
aa 12-ounco packages of other kinds?
It may not bo easier to coaa wom
an than it Ib to drlvo her, but It's
safer.
Stops ttio Cough and
Works Off tho Cold
Laxative Uroaio Quinine Tablets. Price 25a
People who learn nothing from ex
perience seldom complete their edu
cation. CITC pennarwntiy rarrt, wo flUor nerrmisneai otter
r 1 1 O flrt day's use of Dr. Kline's OreatNerrtKeator
er. Bend for KltEK S3. 00 trial bottla and treadie,
Vu. U. U ICUXK, Ltd., SSI Arch Streak rhiUdelpMa.'
A woman who loved but onco and
madly loved on to tho ond, ought to bo
canonized.
MONROE DRUG CO., Unlonvlll.. No.
He talks and sho listens during tho
courtship, hut nfter marrlago tho plan
Is reversed.
Somo raon achlevo famo, some havo
It thrust upon them, and others are
fortunate enough to escapo It altogether.
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of The John Crerar 7Abrary, Marthall Field
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posited in the Arcade Index collection may prove to
be your but monument.
Arcade Reports
for Employers
A brigadier general In tho world of
flnanco had an Idea that a railroad
would ho built through his neighbor
hood somo day by somo one. In
order to have a shar,o in tho profits
ho decided to build a pleco of road
about sixty miles long, and ho went
at It without a charter. By his own
personality ho won tho owners of tho
land aud when an obstlnato Individual
would attempt to hold hjm up for a
certain pleco of tho right of way ho
would havo a slmplo conversation
with him and things would be ar
ranged Just as ho wanted them. Oth
ers know what ho was doing nnd they
started occasional troubles among tho
worklngmen, which tho lrosscs wero
unable to handle; but this man of
sVill would go among tho men and
In half an hour everything would bo
working satisfactorily. Ho finished
Ms road, which connected nothing
with nothing, and a little later it be
came a link In a railway chain which
connected two Important cities and,
is now part of a large trunk system.
Collecting Accounts.
The collection of small accounts by
mall Is probably ono of the most dif
ficult things for any ono to nttempt.
A good letter Is always better than
a poor collector, and It may bo that
a good collector will do still better
work than a good letter. A man
writes to mo that ho had olllce-men
who could collect down to threo per
cent by letter, while others wero not
able to get below fifteen per cent Ho
wanted to know what I could do to
help his helpers. I don't know what
I could do; but I believe It Is posslblo
to paint the masterpieces of tho art
galleries by machinery whon wo know
how to make tho machines.
Securing Business.
Tho expense of securing business Is
ono of tho uncomfortablo things In
many lines of work. Hero Is a college
with buildings, Instructors and an en
dowment suitable for four hundred
students, yet they havo only ono hun
dred and seventy-five. No ono doubts
there being two hundred and twenty
five students in tho legltlmato terri
tory of tho college, each of whom
would he greatly benefited by tho In
struction and who could and would
attend if tho subject wero rightly pre
sented to them. A correct presenta
tion of tho subject requires genulno
ability of a special order. Tho man
Vho can secure tho most business
may not bo able to make an Intelli
gent report for his employer regard
ing his work. A Chicago instructor
told mo about a twodollar-a-day man
who did not know what to do with
himself, but who finally drifted to
South America aud securod ?30,000
worth of business for a cortaln con
corn, after which his employer put
him on a salary or $10,000 a year to
handle forolgn businoc.
Managing Men.
A Prosbyterlan minister told ma
that more ministers failed on account
of Jack of ability to nmuage other
than for any other reason. This ma;,
bi truo of men in other linos of work.
Some men can mnnago an army of so
JJcllora In a way to hoop them good
crtuved, hopeful, growing aud suc
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VA I N D E X
1
cessful. A good manager Is a balanco
wheel, causing Uio business to movo
steadily, not too fast nor too slow.
Hut ho becomes moro than that, ttB
ho advances In intolllgonco, turning
out hotter products day after day. His
success Is dependent upon his man
nor and methods, knowledgo and en
ergy, health and continued growth.
His ability must bo going upward
every day he Is in tho harness.
Learning Methods.
A quarter of a century ago I went
with a playmnto to a factory whore
his undo was polishing ferrules. Tho
undo handed mo a fcrrulo, but some
thing in my playmnto's faco caused
mo to refuse It. After wo got away
from the sparks and nolso I aslced
what was tho matter with tho ferrulo
and ho told me It was hut. I In
quired how it was his undo could
hold It, and ho Bald that his undo
held It on two fingers, nnd then two
other fingers, changing back and
forth, something which I had not rec
ognized. Ever since then I havo tried
to find out how things nro dono which
I see but do uot understand.
Systematic Investigation.
Tho reading of men has much to
do with tho correct manngoment of
mon. It Is easy to coax a man to do
something ho Is ablo to do, but an
energetic manager can got many men
to accomplish moro and bettor work
In quantity and quality than they
could If left to themselves. If you
want to bo a bettor manngor you must
bocomo bettor acquainted with your
solf and learn how to analyze others
ns a chemist would annlyzo an un
known liquid. Somo hooks will holp
you a little, but observation will help
you moro, and tho suggestions of
friends and enemies will become- tho
most useful of all. A course of pri
vate, systematic Investigation for re
sults must bo taken up, either con
sciously or unconsciously. Somo men
think day and night without effort
and of course they succeed. Other
mon decide thoy will think moro care
fully; they plan how to think and
what to think about, and know all the
tlmo that they aro thinking; these
men succeed also.
Meeting Emergencies.
Somo managers aro Ilko oil on
troubled waters and aro successful If
things move alonff all right, but if
a condition requiring orlgtnnl and
rapid thought comes up they fall
down. Other managers aro llko pob-
bios In your shoo, but on account of
their unlimited natural strongth they
JuBt make things hum a golden tuno
whether anybody likes It or not.
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Self-Management.
No doubt you havo realized that the
popular educational Information
turned out by the printing press dur
ing the last century has caused things
to bo a little different from what thoy
onco wero. Tho manager Is not able
to do to-day in tho samo way that
which ho could do twenty, forty, sixty
years ago. And the tlmo is coming
when, If ho would bo successful, ho
must not only have wit and a strong
hand, but a humane heart and an
over clear head. As somo may not
recognize the necessity of an occa
sional rest trom evory-day work, I
will repeat a story I heard recently.
A great corporation offered a smaller
ono $10,000 In settlement of a claim.
The small concern refused. Tho largo
ono had a famous lawyer with assist
ants, wltnessos and money. The law
yer of tho Ilttlo concern had little
monoy and hud to fight It alono. After
securing $zoo,00u for his clients he
confessed ho never could havo lived
through tho fight If It had not been
for his habit of dropping all work at
midnight Saturday and not taking It
up again until Monday morning. I
know of another man who made a
practlco of lying down after tho most
difficult morning's work of tho week,
and by sheer will-power forcing him
self to take a fifteen-minute nap be
fore starting off for the most difficult
afternoon's work of tho week. It is
necessary to know yoursolf and know
how to manage yourself. The success
ful management of men bogins In tho
correct management of self.
A scissor cyclopedia, which you
would make, may be only a few dozen
envelopes of newspaper clippings or it
may consist of a room full of cases
of boxes, but whatover It is, it could
not bo purchased with monoy or se
cured In any othor way. You aro
ablo to onjoy the position of editor
without being worried by critics. You
get tho beet education, that which
you give yourself. The chancos of re
arrangement tompt you to improvo
and cultivate good Judgment and you
can find n Bcrap or whatever it i3 In
an instant.
I Have yvu ever wade a list of reaions
far your jft'H private study and benefit,
why some succeed and why some fail
in the voik you ore nt it is a day-Ught-U
Ingtr to do so.
Clay as a Duelist.
Goncral Casslura M. Clay onco con
tomplatcd fighting a duel with Julian
Hawthorne, on account of disrespect
fill allusions to Ills wife In a revlow
of his memoirs. Ho demanded nn un
equivocal retraction, which Mr. Haw
tliorno wroto, nnd so saved hlmsoll
from vlolenco. After all, speaking
musingly, rovlowlng his life, ho corv
fesscd to a reporter, when ho was
nbout 84, that ho was opposed on
prlnclplo to tho duel, thinking it a
savngo way to sottlo n difficulty, "Tiul
thoro aro Bomo cases for which It
sooms to be tho only remedy." It wan
not IiIb wout, however, to wait for tha
Blow processes of the core his bowlo
knlfo worked much faster than any
pon nnd Ink.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES aro
fast to light and washing.
"diamond Jim" Drady.
James Drady, tho well known brltlgo
builder of Now York, Is an tnvotorato
theatergoer nnd Is especially fond of
patronizing roof gardens nnd similar
Bummer entertainments. Also ho has
nn oxtrnordlnnry passion for dia
monds, In displaying which ho hns
many startling ideas. In addition to
a full assortment for fingers, shirt,
cuffs and less exposed articles ot ap
parel ho carries a beautiful stone In
tho li audio of his umbrella, another in
tho ferrule of his cane and sovoral
finer than nil on tho handlebars of his
bicycle. To this fad ho owos his
nlcknnmo of "Diamond Jim" Brady.
Sensible Housekeepers
will havo Dcflanco Starch, not alono
becatiBO thoy got ono-thlrd moro for
tho same monoy, but also bocauso ot
superior quality.
Y. M. C. A.'a Founder.
Tho founder of thn flrnt Yniinp
Men's Christian association is a flno
looking man of 82. living at No. 13
Russell Square, London. Ho is Sir
Oeorgo Williams, knighted in 1894, tho
fiftieth anniversary of tho Y. M.'C. A.
Ho and a fow follow clerks In tho om
ploy of Hitchcock & Rogers, now
Hitchcock, Williams & Co., handed
themselves together for purposes oC
domostlo worship nnd mutual help,
and from that small beginning grow
tho Brent Bocloty of today In Europo
and America. Of courso, Williams,
bolng a good boy and faithful cmployo,
foil In lovo with Hltchcock'B daughter
Helen and married her, becoming later
a membor of the firm. Tho possibili
ties aro that tho society would hava
failed but for his gift of $25,000 to
hlro a hall and Bpeed tho work of tho
organization.
PIo' Cure for Consumption Is an Infallible
uedlclne for coujhs and cold. N. Vr. Hamvkl,
Ocean QroTO. N. J Peb. 17. lBoa
Just Fitted Her Case.
Mrs. Van Vorst, tho author of "Tho
Woman Who Tolls," had many amus
ing and odd adventures during her
life as a workor. Ono adventuro that
das not heretofore been printed con
scrnod a taciturn man. Sho met this
man on a Now England road, mending
a worm fonco. "Can you tell me,"
sho said, "how far It Is from hero to
tho next town?" Ho pointed forward.
'Mllcstono little further on will tell
you," ho growled. Rudeness such as
this voxed Mrs. Van Vorst "But tho
milestone will Te no good to me, or
I can't read," Bho said. Thereupon
tho taciturn man chuckled a Ilttlo.
"Ho, ho," ho said, "It Is Just tho kind
of milestone for people that can't road,
for all tho wrltln's been washed off
of It."
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