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The letter of Miss Merkley.
whose picture is printed above,
proves beyond question that
thousands of cases of inflamma
tion of the ovaries and womb
are annually cured by the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
"Deaii Mus. PnranAir: Gradual
loss of strength and ncrvo force told
mo something was radically wrong
with me. I had severe shooting pains
through the pelvic organs, cramps and
extreme irritation compelled mc to
Beck medical advice. The doctor said
that I bad ovarian troublo and ulcera
tion, and advised an operation. I
strongly objected to this and decided
to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vei?c
tablo Compound. I soon found that
my judgment was correct, and that all
the good things said about this medi
cino were true, and day by day I felt
less pain and increased appetite. Tho
ulceration soon healed, and the other
complications disappeared, and in
eleven weeks I was once more strong
and vigorous and perfectly well.
" My heartiest thanks are sent to
you for tho great good you have dono
me." Sincerely yours, Miss Makoaiiet
Mebklet, 275 Third St, Milwaukee
Wis. fSOOO forfeit If original of abow IHt$r
proving gtnuixinttt cannot fce produced.
Some Postal Figures
Tho United States employed 10.5GC
men in distributing mall last year.
Tho cost, distributed among 1,400
lines, was $03,594,000. In 373 acci
dents to mall cars eighteen clerks
were killed and seventy-eight seriously
injured.
Tho right kind of a clrl doesn't need
leap year in her business.
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JSIilCKErRL
nauc rAmuus dt a wcihiiaiion
TENDING OVED MOPE THAN,
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viimli - cmuwi.'.
TOWER'5 sarmtnU uvtjpfc?
i now ore ttiooc or uie dcsi rj
m&terials In black or vellow Ml J
1 1 I for &II klrvis of wet work. I I t I
3ATUFACT10HIJ CUABAKTEED IF YOU MICJTO
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orld's Feir
New Train Service
On and after Sunday. April 24th. 1904,
Word's Fair Trains will leave Omaha
Union Station for Kansas City and St,
Louis at
10:45 a. m.
5:30 p. m.
11:45 p. m.
Special rates on sale commencing
April lfitn. For tickets, berth and In
formation, call or address AKnt Union
Station or TIIOS. F. OODFREV.
Pass, and Ticket Agent.
S. E. Cor. 15th and Douglas Streets,
OMAHA, NEB.
Looking for a Home?
Then why not keep In view the
fact that tho tormina lands of
Western
Canada
re sufficient to support a population of S0.W0.000
or oer? The Immigration for the patt six years
lus been phenomenal.
FREE Homestaad Lands
easily accessible, while other lands may bs pur
chased from Hallway and Land Companies. The
main and grating lands of Wet tern Canada are the
best on the continent, producing the best grain,
and cattle (fed on grass alone) ready for market.
JUurUeta, Schools, Hallway and ull other
t indlttoiis make Western Canada uu eni I
iililo spot fur the settler.
Write to Superintendent ImmUratlon.Ottawa.Can
ada, for a descriptive Atlas, and other information.
or to the authorized Canadian Government Arent
W. V. Dennett, B01 New York Life Uuiiding,
Omaha. Neb.
PORTRAIT AGENTSsSS
Our roods tbe tint. Prices the lowest, I'rotnptablp
tnenls. Delivery of all portraits guaranteed 6end
fur catalogue ami airenia' piie Hat, Address
ADAM J. KttOLL & CO., Haw Era 2Uf .. Ohicajo.
Ho More Blind Horses SiKfne.?.nba
ore eyes, Hary Co., Iowa City. la., U e a sure cure,
W. N. U., Omaha.
No. 191904
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach.
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NEBRASKA STATE NEWS
LAST BIG ROAD REPORTS.
Northwestern Files Its Statement with
State Board of Equalization.
LINCOLN. Tho Chicago & North
western was the last of the big roiuls
to nialto a return of Its property to
the State Board of Equalization. Tho
company returns Its net earnings for
tho year at $17,;!02,!)30.88. Hb gross
earnings amounted to $54,752,590.0:1.
Tho company spent for operating ex
penses $35,593,411.04; for taxes,
$1,950,242.71, making a total of ;t7,
449,0511.75. Tho company spent In
Improvements or betterment ?4,'.lSG.
595.15. During tho year It declared
four dividends of 2 per cent each on
preferred stock, each amounting to
$447,900, and two on common stock
of 3V6 per cent, amounting to $1,GT1,
GC2 each.
The company has a capital stork of
$100,000,000, of which $22.S9S,954.GG
la preferred and $77,001,045.44 Is
common stock. Of this amount all
the preferred and scrip out! $50,074,
475.97 of the common stock, making
a total or $70,073,130.53, is paid up.
On the Now York exchango March 20
the preferred stock was quoted at
213 and tho common stock was quoted
170. The Indebtedness Is returned
at $113,304,000.
Tho company returns Its mileage
In and out of Nebraska nt 7,lfl.l7
miles and In Nebraska at 1,000.13
mlle3. Its bridges are valued nt $350,
842, its deposits, etc., $4GG,295, and Its
rolling stock in Nebraska at $1,449,
050. Will Argue Insurance Suit.
LINCOLN. May 17 has been set as
the date for the argument before the
supreme court of the controversy be
tween tho foreign life and Ilro In
surance companies doing business in
Nebraska and the city of Omaha In
regard to the right of the city to levv,
a municipal tax upon the gross pre
mium receipts, under tho new reve
nue law, and of the city treasurer of
Omaha to collect such taxes. The in
surance companies claim that when
they have paid their tax to the state
auditor, according to law, they are
not subject to- further taxation on
their gross receipts; also that slnco
the money Iiub been sent to the homo
offices, outside Nebraska, the money
has been removed from the Jurisdic
tion of tho courts and tax collectors
of this state.
A splendid Business Chance.
By investing a smnll sum of money
there s now offered to any citizen
In any county of Iowa or Nebraska, a
most excellent opportunity to make
money. A new invention In the shape
of a folding poultry coop for shipping
poultry, which, when returned by the
Exprep Companies, costs less than
one-half of what Is charged now for
returning the ordinary shipping coop.
Every farmer or shipper of poultry
cannot fall to lecogulso the advantage
In this respect alone. For an illus
trated circular and full particulars
write A. W. Clark. Itoom 421, Bee
Building, Omaha, Neb., who is a thor
oughly reliable and responsible man.
Odd Fellows Celebrate.
SIDNEY. The Odd Fellows of this
cley celebrated the eighty-fifth anni
versary of the order with a parade
through the city In the afternoon and
at night the Tobin opera house was
packed with an enthusiastic audience
listening to speeches.
Take Plea Under Advisement.
LINCOLN. Representatives of tho
various fraternal orders mado argu
ments before the State Board of
Equalization protesting against taxa
tion of securities and reserve fund.
The board took the matter under ad
visement. Says Securities Are Taxable.
Attorney General Prout filed with
the State Board of Equalization a
second opinion in the matter of as
sessing securities deposited with the
auditor by fraternal companies. His
second opinion is like tho first, except
that he mado stronger arguments why
the securities i .ould be taxed.
With Eggs From Michigan.
Fish Commissioner O'Brien .has re
turned from Michigan with 12,000,000
eggs of the wall-eyed pike, which wilt
be deposited at tho South Bend hatch
eries. Later another shipment of
2.000,000 will be sent to the hatcher
ies. Texas Itch Appears.
Texas Itch has made its appearance
In tho vicinity of Broken Bow. Dr.
Thomas, state veteranarian, has re
turned from there and stated that a
dip would bo built at Broken Bow and
sulphur and lime would bo the prin
cipal parts of tho m!. up.
A successful man Is one who suc
ceeds In making others think as well
of him as he thinks of himself.
After Nebraska Hunters.
LINCOLN. Offenders against tho
fish and game laws of Nebraska are
having a hard time. Gamo Warden
Carter was at Broken Bow Monday
and Tuesday, appearing in the dis
trict court of Custor county against
A. E. Brigham, who Is charged with
shipping 8G0 prairie chickens out of
the state In a car of hay. Owing to
the absence from the state of several
important witnesses, tho state filed a
motion for a continuance. Tho" state
claims t have evHence to convict
Brigham.
THE STATE AT LARGE.
Eight saloon licenses Intro boon
granted In Beatrice this year, two
moro than last season.
Miss Nettle Holmes of Fremont was
adjudged Insane and taken to tho
state hospital nt Lincoln.
Tho work of building an electric
lino between Lincoln and Omaha will
bo begun wjthln a month It Is
clnlmed.
Miss Ellen Hoborts of Barneston
has been declared Insane nnd taken
to the nsylum nt Lincoln. She Is
about 40 yenrs of age.
The Modern Woo.linon lodges of
Lincoln nre to have a homo of tholr
own, to cost probably $25,000, nnd
that. Just as soon ns the building can
bo selected.
Tho Kendnll Drug company of Su
perior YV. Kendall nnd J. F.
Wndslald, incorporators has filed nr
tlclcs of Incorporation. Tho capital
stock Is $50,000.
Th'o Modern Woodmen of Amorlcn
of Pnwneo City nro organizing a drill
team which, according to prcsont
plans, Is to represent their order nt
tho St. Louis exposition.
A deal has just boon closed where
by tho Plattbtnouth Telephone' com
pany becomes the owner of tho South
Omaha Independent Telephono com
pany system nnd franchise.
Concerning a runipr that Dr. Kerr
hns resigned his position of president
of Bellevuc college, It Is stated offi
cially at the college that he hns not
done so. It Is hoped nnd believed Hint
ho will not do so.
Knutsen & lsdell of Kearney will
erect a new normal building nt that
place nt a cost of $41,500. Tho state
board of education awarded the con
tract. Joseph Sparks of St. Joseph
was the contesting bidder.
Tho Bentrlco Gas and Mineral com
pany of Beatrice has received word
that land owned by tho compnny In
Kansas Is oil-producing. The stock
holders expect to push the work of
prospecting as fast as possible.
A declaration for Hie organization
of a commercial club has been signed
by thirty-five business men nnd others
Interested in the progress of Grand
Island, and It Is expected that organ! '
zatlon will be perfected next week.
Members of the Beatrice board of
education and others are considering
the ndvisnbillty of bringing tho de
partments of music nnd drawing in tho
city schools under tho same head and
under the supervision of ono director.
One hundred and seventy-five In
dians left Hushvlllo for St. Louis,
whore they will take part In tho In
dian and Wild West congress. They
were In charge of Colonel Cummins
and J. F. Assay, and are n line rep
resentative body of people. Including
men, women and children.
The Odd Fellows celebrated their
eighty-fifth nnnlversary ut Crete by a
gathering of nil the lodges of that or
der in Saline county. A program was
given in the city opera house, con
sisting of music, recitations and ad
dresses, followed by a supper served
by the ladies of tho Daughters of Ho
bekah.
Fred Harvey of Lincoln, convicted
of an assault on his couslug nnd sen
tenced to serve three years In prison,
was taken to the penitentiary. Tho
girl was found with her hands tied,
and her story created a sensation
throughout tho state. Sho deceived
her parents In nn nttempt to save
Harvey.
Messrs. Hockett, Gaddls and Scott
bought at Grand Island thlrty-Beven
head of western horses, turning them
In a pasture three miles west of Har
vard. Next morning when going to
look after them thirteen were found
dead along tho wire fence, tho sup
position being that they had all been
killed by lightning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Llppincott of
Lincoln celebrated their golden wed
ding. A stranger who was lodged In tho
Jail at Beatrice In an Intoxicated con
dition committed suicldo by, hanging
himself. He commlted the act by
tearing a strip from tho bed clothing
and attaching ono end of it to tho
top of tho cell and nfter placing tho
other end about Ills neck Jumped from
the bunk on which he was standing.
The State Board of Equalization has
followed the counsel of Attorney Gen
eral Prout and will not nssess life
Insurance policies that have a cash
surrender value and tn all likelihood
will disregard tho counsel of the at
torney general in the matter of as
sessing securities deposited by frater
nal companies and decided not to as
sess these.
The semi-annual convocation of tho
priests of the Weat Point deanery
was held last week. A large number
of priests were In attendance. Hight
Rev. Bisop Scannoll presided over tho
deliberations of tho body. During
tho sessions many important ques
tions concerning church government
nnd policy were considered and de
termined. Prof. Roscoo C. Cathor.nnd his as
sistant, Miss Ella G. Johnston, of tho
Oxford High school, havo been re
tained for nnother yoar. There aro
llvo vncnnclos yet to be filled,
Nebraska stockmon aro organizing
to fight tho Texas Itch. Tho disease
has spread among tho herds on tho
ranges of the northwestern part of
the state and Is now making its ap
pearanco in eastern and southern
counties. State Veterinarian Thomas
returned from Brokon Bow and re
ports that many cattle in Custer csuu
ty are infected
WOMEN'S WOES.
tRj Much of women'n
ijjTTv dally woo 1b due to
I.lilney troublo. HIcK
kidneys cnuso back
tulio, languor, blind
headaches, dizxl
uiss, Insomnln nnd
urinary troubles. To
euro yourself yon
must euro tho kid
ncjs. Profit by tho
cxpcrleuco of oth
ers who havo boon
cured.
Mrs. William W.
Brow n, profession
al nurse, of 10 Jane St., Pnterson, N. J.,
says: 'i hae not only seen much suf
fering nnd mnny denths from kidney
trouble, but I have Buffered myself. At
ono tlmo 1 thought 1 could not live.
My buck ached, there wero frequent
headaches and dizzy spells, and tho
kidney secretions wero disordered.
Donn's Kidney Pills helped mo from
tho first, nnd soon relieved me entire
ly of nil tho distressing ami painful
symptoms."
A FREE TRIAL or this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mrs. Brown
will bo mailed on application to nny
part of tho United States. Address
Foster-Mllbum Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. For
sale by nil druggists; price CO ccuUj
per box.
Women enn't help wondering why
men fall In lovo with them.
How's This ?
We otter One Hundred liollara llenard for but
caio dt Caturrh thai cunuot ho mrvd by Haifa
C'nlarrh Cure.
, . , K. J. CIIKNT.V A CO., Toledo, O.
e. the iinurtlKiirl. hao known 1". .1. clicnry
for thelait IS yearn, anil hcllere him perfectly Imn
uratilo In all iiiiitrirn irantactloita and financially
able to curry out any otilliratlime mule liy lilt arm,
Waliiimi, Kinak A Mahvi.n.
W holpale llniRKlatf. Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure l taken Internally, acllnn
directly upon the Mood and mucous surfaces of ilio
system. Icstlmonlal sent free. 1'rlco T5 cents per
bottle, '-old b all Druiriilsta.
'laVe Hall's 1'amlly l'llls foruontttpatlon.
If t druggist has no conscicnco ho
usunlly has something ho considers
equally good.
When n man starts to run through
a fortune there aro lots of other men
who aro willing to act as pacemakers.
No man wns over discontented with
tho world ir ho did his duty In it.
Save Your
Tho ordinary old-stylo Bmnll cylin
der wastcB enough grain and tlmo to
pay your thresh bill.
Why not save tho grain ordinarily
put Into the straw Btnck? Why not
Bavo tho tlmo which tho ordinary
threshing outfit wastes for you?
This enn bo dono by employing the
RED RIVER SPECIAL.
It has tho Big Cylinder, with lots of
concave and grato Biirface.
It has tho Man Behind tbe Quo, that
does most of tho separating right nt
tho cylindor.
Besides theso, It hns nil tho separat
ing capacity of other machines.
It runs right along, saving your
grain and Baving time, regnrdlesB of
conditions.
There hns como Improvements In
threshing machinery tho same ns in
everything else.
A 'af '"IQ1
NICHOLS & SHEPARD CO..
Builders of Threshers and Engines, Battle Creek, Mich.
GO YEARS IN BUSINESS. BRANCH HOUSES AND AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
wemsrm
'NEW RIVAL"
Winchester Factory
ter pattern, penetration
ally than any other shells. The special paper and the Win
chester patent corrugated head used In making "New
Rival" shells give them strength to withstand reloading.
BE SURE TO GET WINCHESTER MAKE OF SHELLS.
CONSUMERS
ALWAYS ASK FOR THE BEST
These brands will guarantee
Star and Crescent
Comet
1 Our PRAIRIE QUEEN leads all
See that our name is
F. P. KIRKENDALL
ainfs
W. L. DOUGLAS
$4.00, $3.50, S3.00, $2.50 ,
UNION GUnCC BEST IN
MADE OnUCO THE WORLD.
w.L. Douglas shoes
aro worn by mora
men than nny other
make. Tho reason
is, they hold their
shape,litl)ettor,wear
longer, and havo
greater intrinsic
vaiuo tlian any
other shoes.
Sold Entry where.
J.OOIC mr iiuniA and ui h-i .. I...it..i.
Oouglua uses Corona ColtsVilii, which la
eTJrywIier conceded tobet he Durst 1'utrnt
Leather et jirnil need. Fait Color Cytlili uud.
ttbbts lir inall.ts rents eitra. .Write ror Catalog.
W. JL. VOVQUAH, llrotktou, Mass.
vk ttitjfi t.m
Russia's Commissariat Problem.
Franco Mllltulro contnlnn an Intor
ostlng studv of tho commissariat prob
lem of tho Russian nrmy. For nn
army or 300,000 men and 100,000
horses, 1.000 tons of food nnd fodder
nro required. This amount enn bo
transported In six trains composed of
from thirty to forty-fivo cars, tho
loading of which requires not more
than a dny. But there nre already nt
Mukden, Port Arthur nnd other polntB
In Mnuchtirla provisions for six
months, and Mnnchurla nnd tho Rub
sinn const provinces nro rich In
grain and cattle. According to thin
study, In September Russia can dis
pose of 00,000 tons of grain produced
on tho spot, In addition to 700,000 cat
tle and u vast quantity of pigs. Dur
ing tho summer tho servlco which
will bo rendered by tho waterways
will reliovo tho Trans-Siberian rond.
Fine Gown for Beautiful Woman.
Search In being mndc hero for tho
most beautiful woman In America to
wenr tho most expensive and beauti
ful gown in Amerlcn. Tho gown In
question is in tho bonded warehouse
at St. Louis, nnd Is estimated to bo
worth $5,000, being nlmost nn exact
duplicate of tho ono thnt tho first wife
of NnjKileon Bonnpnrto wore when
ho placed tho Imperial crown upon
her brow Tho original gown coBt
$200,000, and the dupllcnto, which has
been mntlo by a celebrated mnn milli
ner, Is only leas expenstvo In Its Jew
els nnd decoration, for tho mnterlnl
and tho design nro carried out faith
ully. For splendor nnd uneqtinietl
delicacy of tasto this garment Is
tho chief marvel of tho dressmnitlng
art.
King Edwnrd is not so tall ns many
peoplo Imagine nnd whenover his ma
jesty Is photographed in n group ho
is lnvnrlably put to Btand on somo
smnll eminence, Btich ub n step, In
order that ho mny compare as well
as possible with thoso about him. In
his stockings he is just 5 feet 7 inches.
HIb majesty wears bootB with high
heels, and his total height as ho walks
Is G fcot'8 1-2 Inches.
Don't you know that Deflanco
Starch, besides being absolutely stipo
rlor to nny other, is put up 10 ounceB
In packnges and sella nt samo prlco
an 12-ounco packages ot other kinds?
Thresh Bill
As tho modern self-binder is abend
ot tho old reaper of forty yenrs ago, bo
is tho Dig Cylinder and Man Dchlnd the dun
abend of tho small cylinder old-stylo
thresher.
The old-style thresher with its smnll
cylinder and limited soparatlng enpac
ity, has Btood for years without Im
provement. Tho RED RIVER SPECIAL in fully up
with the times.
It is built for modern, up-to-dnto
work; to thresh well; to thresh fast;
to savo tlmo nnd money for both tho
thrcsherman and farmer. It docs it.
Thoro nr reasons why, Send for our
new book on threshing, It gives them
nnd It Is free. .
Employ tho RED RIVER SPECIAL, It Is
tho only machine which has tho Mao
Deblad tbe Qua. and saves enough grain
and time to pay your thresh bill.
BLACK POWDER SHELLS.
It's tho thoroughly modern and scientific system of load
ing and the use of onlvthe best materials which make
Loaded "New Rival" Shells elve bet
and more uniform results gener
OF SHOES
WESTERN MADE SHOES.
you a good shoe for men:
E. Z. Walker
Cock of Walk
others in Women's and Children's Shoes.
on the shoes you buy.
& CO.
Manufactured in
OMAHA.
THE ONLY PAINTS made solelr '"' tills
Western climate. Ttiey stand It llko tbe
sintls tttai won't enme t.tT - they stay.and
beautify jrour heme while tlirjr protect li from i
t tie weatljf r. Write us (nr namr nt nearest agent,
uuu kci m sprciai coiur aetiKU wii'juui com.
LINCOLN PAINT & COLOR CO.
Lincoln, Nobr.
PA R U C Q ? I HKHT ON ICAIlTtI
TH n m L n O I Hirncu, Collars and Saddlet
With BB trade mark are made from th
o'd-li- hioncd tanrnd California Itathrr.
With care will last a litttims. Ask your
Italcr il they do not handle our roods.
Send 2 cent stsmp (or Catalog oi our
Harness and Sadd c. which show you a
way to buy them.
nUCKSI'Alf llltOH., The IlHrnees Men,
Llncolni Nebrnnkn.
Lawn Fence
lion or wiit uiMuy stylex.
fcrrxMiIi'iu i flnirch school,
rmiettry (mullrl mill ho
irmT fm in i:atf Sunrt (or
UlUiKSMIf
(lump'oo Iron ird wire Herts
tlMAIIA. NK11
'VelThompson'- Eya Water
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HOSPITAL SECRETS.
A Nurso Says: "Pe-ru-na is a
Tonic of Efficioncy."
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MIIS, KATB TAYLOR.
Mrs. Kate Taylor, a graduated
nurso of prominence, gives her ex
perience with Peruna In an open
letter. Her position In society and
professional standing combine to
give special prominence to her ut
terances. CHICAGO, ILL., 427 Monroo St. "An
fur its I havo olmcrvtHl Poruna Is tho
finest tonlo nny man or woman can ubo
who Is weak from tho after effects of nny
serious Illness.
"1 havo Recti it used In n number of con
valescent cases, nnd liuvo soon several
other tonics used, but I found thnt tlioso
who used Pcrtinn hnd tho tuilcltcst relief.
"Peruna seems to restore vitality.
Increase bodily vigor and renew health
and strength In a wonderfully short
time." MRS. KATB TAYLOR.
In vlow of tho (rrcnt multltudo of women
AtifTot-ltiK from sotno form of femnlo disease
nnd yet tuinblo to find any euro, Dr. Ilnrt
nuin, tho renowned specialist on fetnalo
catarrhal diseases, has announced his
wllllnpticss to direct tho treatment of ns
many cuses an mako niiplleatlou to him
during tho summer months, without
eluirKo. AddrcsB Tho Peruna Medicine
Co., Columbus, Ohio.
WE DEMANLV
YOUR ATTENTION:.
If anyone offered you a good
dollar for an imperfect oncj
would you take It?
If anyone offered you one goo'dl
dollar for 75 cent) of bad money
would you take it?
I We -offer you 16 ounces
very best starch made for
No other brand b so good.
all others cost 10c for 12 ounce
Ours Is a business proposition.
DEFIANCE STARCH b thejcit
and cheapest
We guarantee R satisfactory
Ask your grocer."
Tke DEFIANCE STARCH CO.,'
Omaha. Neb J
FOR WOMEN
A Doston physician's dis
covery which cleanses and
heals all inflammation of the mucous
membrane wherever located.
In local treatment of female ills Fax
tine is invaluable. I sid as a douche it
is a revelation in cleansing and healing
power; it kills all disease germs which
cause inflammation and discharges.
Thotisantlsof letters from -women
firovo that It Is tho greatest euro for
eucorrhosii ever IlHcoereil.
I'axtine never fails to cure pchic
catarrh, nasal catarrh, ore throat, sore
mouth and sore eyes, ueiause these
diseases are all caused by inflammation
of the mucous membrane.
For cleansing, lilti-nlng nnd pro
servlrifj tho troth ao cliullengo tho
world to produce Its equal.
rhyMcians and &pc taints everywhere
prescribe and endorse I'axtine, and thou
sandsoftestlmoniallLttcrsproveits value.
At druggists, or smt postpaid 50 cts.
A largo trial package nntl book of
instructions absolutely free. Write
The H. rxton Co.. Pept. 5 Boston, Mass.
TheLANKFORD HUMANE
Horse Collar
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