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of thousands which prove that nothing is
sol helpful to young girls who are just
arriving at the period of womanhood as
LydiavE Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
"Dkati Mns. Pinkham: I cannot praiso Lydia E. PInlcnm's
Vegetable Compound too 'highly, for it is tho only mctlicino I ever
tried which cured mo. I Buffered much from my first menstrual period,
I felt bo weak nnd dizzy at times I could not pursue my studies with,
tho usual interest. My thoughts became sluggish. I had headaches,
backaches and sinking spells, ahso pains in tho back and lower limbs.
Iu fact. I was sick all over.
"Finally, after many other remedies had been tried, wo wero ad
vised to get Lydla E. Plnklmm's Vouctnblo Compound, and I ain
pleased to say Unit aftor taking it only two weeks, a wonderful chango
for tho better took plaoo, and in a short timo I was in perfect health. I
felt buoyant, full of life, and found all work a pastime. I am indeed
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Compound, for it mado a different girl of me. Yours very truly,
Miss M. Caiuxeimik, g:i:j Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga."
At nucli a time tho grandest aid to nature Is Lydla E. Pink
Iiam's Vegotablo Compound. It prepares tho young system for
tho necessary changes, and. is tho surest and most reliable euro
for woman's Ills of ovcry nature. Mrs. Pinkham invites all
youtifr women who aro ill to wrlto her for free advice. Address,
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
rlrs. Estes, of New York City, says:
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terribly tired and weak, and my head throbbed liko an engine. I never could
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I would have- to ftivo up working and lio down. Hut Lydla L. Plnk
IianVs Vegotablo Compound changed mo into a strong, well woman.
. Yours very truly, Mrs. Martha Estes, 513 West 125th St., N. Y. City."
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CURES catarrh of the stomach.
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WORKING DY THE DAY.
Scotch Farmer of Experience Recog
nized the Symptoms.
John J). Rockefeller Jr., was talking
to his Sunday school class about in
dustry. "Our Industry," ho said, with a faint
smile, "should not bo of nuch a nature
that tho remark onco applied to a cer
tain Scot could over bo applied to us.
"I'll tell you what tho renmrk I
alludo to was.
"Two old farmers wore walking
down a road near Duufcrmllno when
ono of them polntod. to n distant field
and Bald, shading his eyes from tho
sun:
'"That flguro over" there I wonder
If it's a scarecrow.'
"Ho stopped and regarded tho flg
uro very nttcntlvoly for a spaco. Then
ho concluded, In a satisfied tono:
"'Yes, it's not moving. It must be
a scarecrow.' .
'"But tho other farmor had sharper
eyes and a hotter understanding, may
be, of certain typos of human nature
"'No,' ho said, dryly; 'no, it's not
a scarecrow. It's a man working by
tho day.'
UTILIZING THE SUN'S RAYS.
Cheap
Fuel Used by Residents
of
Southern California.
Tho residents of Southern Califor
nia have gone into partnership with
tho sun. There tho sun Is more plen
tiful than conl, and so they put the
former to work, utilizing the heat
rays .for many purposes, one of which
Is known as tho "solar water heater."
By tho plan thoy have adopted thoy
mako tho sun heat tho water in tho
kitchens nnd bathrooms in tho houses
nnd for other domestic purposes. In
California and other states where tho
Bun mny bo depended on the Item of
fuel is entirely eliminated, and how
ever cheap fuel may be, no fuel is
cheaper than tho sun.
Tho domestic arrangement for keep
ing water hot at all hours of tho day
or night Is effected by Inserting In tho
roof a solar heater, consisting of a
number of mirrors reflecting the sun's
rays, so that the heat is concentrated
upon tho water In metallic troughs,
which absorb tho heat rays nnd soon
brlng tho water to a nearly boiling
temperature.
Value of Eggs as Food.
Tho moro thoroughly an egg has
boon cooked tho moro severe Is tho
labor demanded of tho stomach. If
wo would get from this article of food
Its utmost valuo it should bo eaten
either raw or underdone. Hard-boiled
eggs nro suggestive of picnics and
dyspepsia. Raw eggs Is a splendid
stimulant when ono Is exhausted from
any cause whatever. It is by no
means ifnpalatablo when eaten with
salt, pepper and a dash of vinegar. For
weakly children raw eggs benten with
milk mako a first class food. Tho mix
ture may be sweetened with sugar,
and It Is best to give It in small quan
tities nt short Intervals. Tho flavor
Is Improved by adding port wine. One
tnblcspoonful of wlno will suffice' for
ono pint of tho mixture. The formula
would run: Two raw eggs, one table
spoonful of wlno nnd sulllclent milk
to make ono pint.
And One Had Love.
One man Imd riches tor his gift nnd
know
The cnintlncss thereof:
Another, where Fame's topmost summits
lift
AH pigmy peaks nuove.
llt the Itoen piuiKS ot lofty loneliness;
Ami ono had love!
Down In the lowly valley-paths of life
Ills yours were spent.
Where, far removed from moiling din
and Htilfo.
Brook-sons and blrd-sotiK hlent
Babbled of quiet things, of rcsttul peace,
And deep content.
Yet thoro was something In his cup of
days
Ineffably moro sweet
Than o'er ho knew who In the Kiddy
mazo
Of fortune set his feet
Or quaffed Kame'a goblet, wreathed with
rue and hay.H.
And found It Incomplete!
iiilton H. Greer In National Magazine.
Neatly Answered.
"Exactly how old aro you, anyway?"
aBkcd a friend of Lillian Russell.
"I have a friend," replied the act
ress, with apparent irrelevance, "who
was born in nild-ocoan on nn ocean
steamer. After she and her mothor
had landed, tho steamer, on its return
trip, blew up. So practically she has
no birthplace. My age is like that,"
she added, after a pause. Now York
Times.
X-Rays Remove Smallpox Scars.
It Is alleged that applications of
tho X-rnys will remove the marks left
on tho skin by smallpox. Not only
nro wo told that experiments hnvo
been successful with patients just re
covering, but there Is also reason to
bellevo that pitting of many years
standing may bo romoved. Tho old
scars of burns and tuberculosis nro
also removed by tho X-rays.
Beggars in Spain.
There nro 190,227 professional bog
gars in Spain, of whom 51,918 are
women. In some of the cities beggars
aro licensed to carry on their trade.
Seeking alms Is recognlzedd as a
legitimate business, nnd tho munici
pality demands a percentage upontho
collections. Seville is tho only "city
in tho kingdom which forbids beg
ging in tho streets.
Plan to Honor Great Preacher,
Several projects are on foot In
England for honoring tho memory of
tho lato Charles II. Spurgeon, the
great Baptist preacher. One of the
most interesting is tho plan for buy
ing tho large nnd beautiful estate cf
Westwood and converting it Into a
homo -of rest for ministers and mis
sionaries, Gotham's Former Mayors.
New York has seven surviving ox
mayors Gilroy, Ely. Grant, Van
Wyclc, Cooper, Edson, and Low.
5100 Reward, $100.
The readers nf thin paper will tie pleated to learn
that there In at leant nno dreaded dloenno that aclenrs
hat been able to rure In all Ita itaiiea, and that la
Catarrh. Hair alurrli Cure la tho only rwaltlTe
core now known lo the medical fraiernltjr. catarrh
being a constitutional llpiic. require n constitu
tional treatment, llall'a Catarrh t uro la taken In
ternally, acting dlrrctljr upon the blood and mucous
aurfaeea of tba tjr.teni. thereby dettrnrlng the
foundation of the dlaeaae, and Hiring the patient
alreniith by building up tho constitution and nli.
Init nature Induing Ita work. The proprietor have
to mm h faith In Ita curative powers that they offer
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Take IlaU't Family l'tlli for cinitlpatlon. '
Joke On General "Miles.
General MUos was standing in the
lobby of tho Arlington tho other night,
and happened to overhear n romark
mado by a small, thin young man who
was standing near. "During tho
Spanish war," tho young man nad said,
"I took flvo Spanish officers without
any assistance from tho army or
navy." "What's that!" asked Gcnernl
Miles, turning upon him abruptly,
"you say you took flvo Spanish offi
cers without tho assistance of tho
army or navy!" "That's exactly what
I said, sir," replied the young man;
"by myself and without any loss of
blood. It happened nt Boston. Here
Is my card, I am Smallsmlth, the
photographer. Now, If you will allow
mo to poso you, General ,"
but tho general had llcu.
Causing Iron to Swim.
Ellsha required a stick to make the
ax of i Iron swimpWo havo never
learned tho properties of that stjek.
But thoro Is a pretty trick of causing
a plco of Iron to swim of Its own
accord. Let it be a half inch thick,
say, and two Inches square, or have
It round, and perfectly smooth on ono
sldo nt least. Place tho smooth side
against tho perfectly smooth, square
end of nn open glnss tubo, say an Inch
and a half In diameter, ami hold It
thoro until It nnd the tube are low
ered Into a vessel of water to a
depth greater than about eight tlmcB
tho thickness of tho Iron. Remove
tho hand nnd tho iron will remain
in its place, tho upward pressure of
tho water preventing Its sinking. This
Is tho principle of tho Iron ship.
He Learned Something.
"I like your preachin'," said a tall,
gaunt native who hud heard Bishop
Pottor ono night in a small Adiron
dack town near which ho had his
summer camp. "I alluz l'arn some
thin new from j;o. I rid ten mllo to
night to hear ye, an' as usunl. I heerd
somethln' that I never knowed afore."
"Well, I'm glad of that," said the
bishop, shakIngvtho outstretched hand,
"and what was it you learned to
night?" "Why, bishop, I found out
fer tho fust time in my life that Sod
om and Gomorrah wnzn't twins."
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In a package, 10 cents. One-third
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A "J. P." that Fined Himself.
Robert Malzahn, Justice of tho peace
at Good Thunder, Minn., dispenses
liquor at retail when not occupied
with his Judicial cares. A food In
spector secured from Mr. Mnlzahn's
placo of business a sample of black
berry. A complaint was sworn out
and Judge Malzahn In his Judicial ca
pacity, heard tho case of Malzahn, the
saloonkeeper. Finding Mnlzahn, tho
defendant, guilty, Judge Malzahn Im
posed a fino of $25, and then as Mal
zahn, tho saloonkeeper, ho paid tho
fine. Tho money has .been remitted
to the state treasurer.
AIX Cr-TO-DATK HOUSEKEEPERS
Uro Red Cross Hall Blue. It makes clothes
cloan and swoot as when now. All grocers.
Royalties Coming Here.
If all promises aro fulfilled tho
United States will have royal visitors
galore next summer. So for these
havo announced their Intention to
visit the land of the free: King Leo
pold of Belgium, King Menclik of
Abyssinia, tho Crown Princo of Ger
many, tho Crown Prince of Sweden
and the Crown Princo of China.
To bo truthful and polite at the
same time sometimes puts a rubber
attachment on your conscience.-
It's tho black sheep that generally
lives to a ripe old age, while the
spring lamb dies young.
Any man who Is continually making
a fool of hlmsolf must bo a natural
born tautologist.
A man can mako his wife believe nl
most anything during their honey
moon. Of course, tho roal tost of a pudding
Is your Inability to sleep aftor eat
ing It.
Tho cynic Is a man who soes
own heart and calls it the world.
his
Tho sad coquette is saddest when
sho has no ono to coquetto with.
Tho atheist can estimate God when
the deaf can critlcko music.
Clocks are not sentimental at least
they never hold hands.
A rain of errors Is ono
man hasn't predicted.
the weather
Our troubles are often tho result of
a vivid imagination.
It certainly takes some men down to
bo shown up.
Affectation Is the language of con
scious Inferiority.
Never
folter.
makes good the counter-
Shad and Their Pones.
A gonitis who Invented a machine
for removing tho bones from shad Is
promoting a compnny with a capUatl
of $1,000,000 to rush the apparatus on
tho market before tho end of tho shad
soason. Ho says; "I hnvo counted
In a singled shad of flvo pounds 3,000
bones nnd 147,000 eggs. I havo eaten
GOO.OOO eggs at a meal. I have eaten
2,500 bones nt n meal, for bones do not
hurt me, but they are a menace to the
world at large. My machine Is sim
ply a powerful magnet which Is passed
slowly over the fish from end to end.
Tho small bones leap right out of
the flesh In hnndfuls. You can use
tho Invetnlon elthor before or aftor
cooking. I prefer It after, becauso
tho flsh Is sweeter If cooked with tho
bones in."
An "Angry Tree."
Thoro has Just been discovered in
tho far east a species of tho acacia
tree, which closes Its leaves together
In colls each day at sunset and curls
Its twigs to the shape of pigtails.
After tho trco has settled Itself thus
for a night's sleep, If touched tho
whole thing will flutter as If agitated
or Impatient nt being disturbed. Tho
oftener tho follugo Is molested the
more violent becomes tho shaking of
tho branches, and nt length the tree
emits a, nauseating odor, which, if
Inhaled for a few momonts, causes a,
violent dizzy headache. It has been
named tho "angry trco."
A Sure Protection.
Barton, N. Dak., "May 9th. Many
cases are being published of how dis
eases havo boon cured and lives saved
by Dodd's Kidney Pills, but there Is
a fninlly In this place who use this
romedy as a protection ngalust tho
coming on of diseases and with excel
lent results.
Mr. W. A. Moffct says: "Wo have
no very serious Illness or complaint
for wo always use Dodd's Kidney Pills
tho very moment wo feel tho least
symptom of sickness and thoy soon
put us right. If wo have a touch of
Iamo back or think the kidneys are
not right, we tako a few Dodd's Kid
ney Pills and the symptoms aro soon
all gone.
"My brother had diabetes and tho
doctor told him ho could not live until
spring. I got some Dodd's Kidney
Pills for him, and although that waB
several years ago, ho has lived
through all tho winters nnd springs
since nnd Is still living. Dodd's Kid
ney Pills aro a wonderful medicine."
The Czar and the Kaiser.
Tho last time tho czar and the kai
ser met was in tho Baltic, where each
had a fleet. As tnelr boats, drew
away from each other tho kaiser, from
tho Hohenzollern, semaphoncd to tho
czar, "The admiral of tho Atlantic
salutes tho admira lof the Paeic." The
reply required tact. Tho czar did not
want to offend tho British by express
ing his belief that tho kaiser was
right, neither did hr wish to show
discourtesy to the letter by making
no reply. So he quleily rebuffed him
by signaling "farewell," and steaming
away.
Port Arthur's Name.
Since the war In tho east began a
good many newspaper readers havo
wondered how Port Arthur camo to
get Its name. The first foreign ves
sel to enter that bay. was a brltlsh
war vessel In charge of Lieutenant
Commander Arthur, who modestly
gave his own name to the place. That
was about fifty years ago, and as Port
Arthur It has been known ever since.
Rich Man Turned Hermit.
Henry J. Ackerman has been liv
ing in a dugout near Pueblo, Colo., for
six years. Formerly ho was a well-to-do
resident of Brooklyn. In 1898,
while cruising In his yacht, ho met
and fell In lovo with a young woman.
Sho married another man, whereupon
Ackerman left his home and took up
his abodo in his present quarters,
where ho has lived a hermit's life over
since.
Only a woman Is capnblo of nrrlv-
Ing nt a conclusion without using
either reason or judgment.
A man does not havo to bo con
gealed to be a clam.
IN AN OLD TRUNK.
Daby Finds a Bottle of Carbolic Acid
and Drinks It.
While the mother was unpacking
an old trunk a llttlo IS months' old
baby got hold of a bottlo ot carbolic
acid while playing on tho floor and
his stomach was so badly burned It
was feared ho would not llvo for ho
could not eat ordinary foods. Tho
mother says In tolling of tho case:
"It was all two doctors could do to
save him as it burnt his throat and
stomach so bad that, for two mpnths
nfter ho took the poison nothing
would lay on his stomach. Finally I
took him Into tho country and tried
new milk nnd that was no better for
him. Ills Grandma finally suggested
Grape-Nuts and 1 am thankful I adopt
ed tho food for he commenced to get
better right away and would not eat
anything else. Ho commenced to get
fleshy and his cheoks like red roses
and now he Is entirely well.
"I took him to Matamoras on a visit
and every placo wo went to stay to
eat ho called for Grape-Nuts and I
would have to explain how ho camo
to call for it as It was his main food.
"The names of the physicians who
nttended tho baby aro Dr. Eddy of
this town and Dr. Geo. Gale of New
port, O., and any ono can write to
me or to them and learn what Grape
Nuts food will do for children and
grown-ups too." Namo given by
Postum Co., Battle Creek, ,MIch.
Look In each pkg. for the famous
llttlo book, "The Road to Wellvllle."
AN ILLINOIS FARMER IN WEST
ERN CANADA.
A recent Issue of tho Sholbyvlllo,
Illinois, Democrat contains a long and
interesting letter from Mr. Ellas Kost,
formerly a prosperous farmer of that
state, who recently emigrated to West
ern Canada, taking up a claim for
hlmsolf and for each of his threo sons.
From Mr. Kosfs letter, which was
written Feb. 3, 1904, we publish tho
following, bolicvlng it will prove ot
grent Interest to those who havo con
templated settling in tho Canadian
Northwest:
"I had in August, 1902, secured a
claim for myself, and filed on threo
qunrter sections for my sons. My
claim Is one-half mllo south of tho
Edmonton and Lake St. Anno trail.
"Coming so lato In tho soason wo
had llttlo opportunity to break and to
prepare ground for a first year's crop,
still wo raised over 100 bushels of
very flno potatoes, nnd sowed a few
ncres of bnrley, but tho season was
too far advnnced for tho barley. How
ever, wo secured good feed from it,
and on rented ground 18 miles east ot
us, raised a fino crop of oats, so that
wo will havo plenty of feed for horses.
Wo cut about CO tons of hay and thus
will havo nn abundance. Wo have, all
told, about 210 acres of hay meadow,
which would yield the past year over
threo tons to the acre, and in an or
dinary season tho meadow would fur
nlBh COO tons of hay. Tho grass is
very nutritious, and cattlo on tho
Ynngcs become very fat without be
ing fed a pound of grain.
"Onvtho upland the grass grows
from eight to ten Inches tall. This 13
called range grass, and is suitable for
stock at any time, even In tho winter
when tho ground is not covered too
deep with snow. Horses subsist on It
alone, nt all times, provided they aro
natlvo stock. Tho grass in tho hay
meadows here is called red-top, and ,
grows from five to six feet In length,
nnd when cut at the proper timo
ylolils an abundant crop of nutritious
hay.
"Our cattlo have not cost us a cent
slnco we came on our homestead, only
tho small outlay for salt and labor in
putting up hay and shelter. All cattlo
hnvo been doing well this winter, and
feeding up to tho first of January was
unnecessary, as there was good rango
up to that time.
"AH tho 6nows up to that date wero
followed by winds from tho north
west that molts it very rapidly; theso
winds nro called Chinook winds, and
are always warm. In ono night a
Chinook wind mny take away threo
or four Inches of snow.
"Wo have built on ourclalm a com
fortable house of hewn logs, 20x20
feet, ono and one-half stories in
height, with a good cellar. During tho '
latter part of June ,we rafted logs
down tho Sturgeon to a sawmill, about
eight miles away, and thus secured
5,000 feet or good lumber which" was
needed for tho house. Later in tho
soason a shingle mill located six
miles away. To this wo hauled logs
and had shingles cut for tho roof.
"We had an abundance of wild fruit
tho past season, consisting of goose
berries, strawberries, raspberries, eyo
berries, blueberries, cherries and sas
katoons. The latter aro a fino looking
berry, red, and quite pleasant to tho
taste, but not much to be desired in
cookery. Tho strawberries nro tho
same as thoso that grow wild In Illi
nois. Raspberries aro red in color,
large and equal to any of the tamo
varieties, and eo aro tho gooseberries.
Tho cranberries consist ot tho high
and trailing varieties. The latter aro
most sought and contiguous to tho
swamps. Tho ground Is literally cov
ered with them as with a red carpet,
but tho best nnd most sought is tho
blueberry, so called by tho Indians.
This Is the famous 'huckleberry
(whortleberry) of tho Bluo RIdgo
Mountains in Pennsylvania, and can
not bo excelled for excellence by any
fruit cultivated. It Is found hero both
on tho pralrlo and in tho timber in im
mense quantities.
"Game Is very plentiful so far as
prairlo chickens, pheasants, ducks ot
all kinds, and geeso aro concerned.
We have taken nearly 500 chickens
and pheasants, also a great many
ducks.
"An occnslonal deer is seen, but are
not plentiful, only ono having been
taken during tho season in this settle
ment. "Fish aro very plentiful at all sea
sons of the year. Fish wagons and
sleds nro passing almost dally along
the trail with heavy loads of flsi, des
tined for St. Albert nnd Edmonton.
From tho latter point thoy aro shipped
south on tho Calgary and Edmonton
railroad to points along the line, and
also to Asslnlbola, on the Canadian
Pnclflc railroad."
For further Information npply to
any authorized Canadian Government
Agent whoso address appears elso
whero In this paper.
Tho heart of tho present is tho hope
of tho future.
free to Twenty-five Ladies.
Tho Defiance Starch Co. will give
25 ladles a round trip ticket to tho
SL Louis Exposition, to flvo ladleB
In each of tho following states: Illi
nois, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and
Missouri who will send in the largest
number of trado marks cut from a ten
cent, lC-ounco package of Defiance
cold water laundry starch. This
means from your own home, any
where in tho abovo named states.
These trado marks must bo mailed to
and received by tho Defiance Starch
Co., Omaha, Nebr., before 8eptembor
1st, 1804. October and November
will bo the best months to visit tho
Exposition. Remember that Defiance
is tho only starch put up 10 oz. (a
full pound) to the package. You get
one-third more starch for the same
money than of any other kind, and
Defiance nover sticks to the Iron.
The tickets to the Exposition will be
sent by registered mall Beptembor
5th. Starch for sale by all dealer.
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