The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, November 29, 1910, Image 6

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Suffirri Sivaral Ytirt With
Kklmy TrwH, "Htm
Cured He."
Mr. John N.
Watklno, 3133
Shenan doah
Avo., SL Louis,
Mo.f writes:
"Amonjf all
tho greatly ad
vertised medl-
r.lnm tnr kld-
ticy otid blad
der trou b U
tncro is notn
injr which
equals Poru
na. I suffered
for Bov or a 1
years with thin
trouble, , apont
hundreds of
dollars on doc
tors and medl
clno and all to
no purposo un
til I took I'o
runa. "Ono bottlo
Bod than all Mr. John N. Wstkln..
lh othora put together, as they only
polnoned my system. Toruna cured
mo. I used it for four months beforo
b oomplcto euro wns accomplished, but
nm truly grateful to you. Tho least I
can do In rotum In to acknowlcdso
Ihi merlta of Poruna. which I talco
Vicaauro in now doing."
ladder Trouble.
Mr. C. D. Newhof, 10 Delaware
itrcot, Albany, N. V., writes:
"Sine my advanced age I find 'that
t liavo been frequently troubled with
urinary ailments. Tho bladder seemed
Irritated, and my physician said (hat
It was catarrh caused by a protracted
cold which would bo difficult to over
comd on account of my advanced years.
I took Poruna, hardly daring to.bellove
that I Would bo holped, but found to
tny rollef that I soon began to mend.
The irritation gradually subsided, and
tho urinary dllfloultlcs passed away. I
have enjoyed excellent health now for
the past seven months. I enjoy my
meals, sleep soundly, and am as well as
I was twonty years ago. X glvo all
praise to Poruna."
ROOSEVELT'S GREAT BOOK
"AfricnaGameTrwls"
Needed ft man In qrerr placo
10 mil this turnout How book.
Jirinff it o mo inaiiiin in
yonr locallti. Wn kItotoij
monopoly oi flnlrt and lilgb .
couunltifo. TakoUilsnrrsi
elianen. WilteloriirosixKlus,
Charles Scrlner's Sons
It (R. B.J nrik At. X Twk
AllwriacnrlinnlTer.urotJlirimKUlroril,itie
iiirrrnuiimts tJicprst nrlroxo Trrft,lic
ilnljhtor. lllrfi.MrAiirlnl ITl,Ap.lV'lii,,tttr,ill.
lilC.Miltr I.nir.PtivnrKnrM.alltUMrrt r..Ulr.l;
bifcra, ; mII6o. J.IVALLM
..At.rulJUnn.
U&H$Z$) ThMWfiBifc Eyi Water
UNCLE CALHOUN SPOKE 'OUT
Answer No Doubt Truthful, but by No
Means What the Orator
Desired,
Hooker T, Washington,, congratu
lated by a New York voportor on the
success ho had mado ot his life, said
with a atullo;
"I auppoao I 'inuat bo. niodost and
declare that luck lino hud moro to do
with my progress, or othorwlso I'll bo
Ih Boa tor .Dash's shoos.
"Senator Dash ot Tallupoosa pridod
hlmaolf on hlo rlso from tho bottom,
for Senator Dash In his youth had
worked with tho colorod pcoplo. In the
cotton neHw,' '
"Doastiugt at a; political mooting
about , his, rise, tho aonator singled,
out Uhclo Calhoun Wobstor among his
audlH uadi'sald"ri' ia ''" '
" 'I see bofore me otd Calhoun Web
ster, besklo whom, In tho, broiling
southern, sun, I tolla (day ,af tor 'day.
Now, lad lea and gentlemen, 1 appeal
to Uncloi Calhoun Tell us all, uncle,
was I, or was, Icnat, a good man In
the eotton field?
i Yo' yua a good man, s'onatnh,'
the aged negro; replied: 'yo-wiiz a
good man, 'qI .r iaok; but yo' sut'ny
.nmn't work rouca.'"
Not a Harmless Sport.,
'! rle:ndYoii fought barohcadodT
Frteticli Duellat Yes, and got a fine
rsunstroke.--Jnurnnl AmuannL
i , . ,
I You can't administer'" nuriliiurabnt
vtnd forg-lvoaoss at tho saiuo tlmo.
I HEALTH AND INCOME
u yth Kept Up 'on SclentltloiFood., '
l . i
V fcoed sturdy health helpa one, lot
la make money.' " '
IWith the loss of health one'a Income
Is liahlo to shrluk. If sot onttroly
lwlmltA away.
When a young lady has to makohor
owu uviag,. gooa ueaitu ib nor ueoi
.
"I am alono In the world." writes a
Chicago girl, "dependent on my1 own
efforts for my living. I am a clork,
and about two years ago through cIobo
implication to work and a boarding
house diet. I became a nervous in-
.valid, and got so bad oS It was almost
ImpoeUlJer mo te stay in the office
a halt day at a time
"A friend suggested ' to me the Idea
ot trying Qrap-Nuts food whiclj I Ud,
mnking It a largo part ot at least two
meals a day.
"Today, 1 am. frco from braln-tlre.
dyspepsia, and all thd ills ot an over
worked and improperly uourlsneu
brain and ' b6dy. To Qrapl-Nttts X
owe the rocovory ot my health, and
the ability to retain' my position and
income,
Re.d "The Road o Wollvllle," la
pVgB, "Thwo's.a, j8,caBon.'t n
Xver itfnl ,Nm abwro lettrt ' Am'W
v nior( rrtmt tlmo tlwev 'tir,
itr itywiKii, truof Mii, lull tC hhhum
m mm
worn
Forging the Big Panama Canal Gates
IT WOlJLO TflKfl
:GO,ooo
A HUSkY KiD 7f R,
iSTCAL A CITE
CSLIKE" DAT-
PITTSBURO, PA. Mlachlovous boys
dreaming of (jntoH to bo carried
away and futuro Hallowe'en trophies
would not in tho wildest nightmares
lmaglno such enormous gates as nro
bolng nindo In Pittsburg for tho Pa,na
ma canal.
They will bo tho largest gatos In tho
world.. Any ono of tho 02 of them
will bo about ns high aa n slx-atory
building, ns wldo tin many city build
ings aro (CS foet), and sovon feet
deep or thick.
The structural ateol tlint will go to
make them wilt wolgh GG.OOO tons, or
moro than olght times ns much ail
was used to build tho Elffol tower in
Paris.
Tho mighty portals, designed to 'nd
mlt n world's commerqo from nno
ocean to uuother, must withstand a
tldo of criticism ns well as n tremen
dous pressure of water and possible
convulsions of earth. For years tho
cqntrovcrsy ovor gntos or no gates,
looks or flea level, has been tho di
viding lsauo of tho cannl problem.
In tho fnco of fenr In spmo quar
ters that tho foundations on tho isth
mus nro not suro enough for locks,
that earthquakes or wntcr pmssuro
would dislodge thorn, and that aa one-
tragic rate Long
EW YOIUC Anothor is likely to bo
added to tho list ot tragic doatho
in tho family of Miss Adolaldo Cum-
ming ot tlilu city. Sho is now in Uob-
ton, suinmonod thero by a peculiar ac
cident to her slBt6rwho, on hoV thirty
eocond birthday put on a now dress of
Hio hobblo-Bklrt variety, and as sho
wns going downstairs, tripped and fell.
Hor hip bono was brokon and various
compllcutlona have 8ctin which mny
causo her death.
Miss Cummlng Is 'still a -young wom
an, but nilsfortuno hR8, been with her
an nor mo. Her grandfather was
wrecked and drowned at soa; hor
father killed In n boiler explosion:
ono alntor crushed by a trunk, anoth
er killed by a snowball and n third
by gangrono; a hophow wont down In
tho ,Malno, another was. killed In tho
Snn Francisco enrthqunko, and tholr
mother la now insauo,
Jamos Q. Cummlng, grnndfathor of
Everybody Helps to
KANSA3 CITY, KAN. Tho Armour
dalo district has sot tho pneo and
now this city Is going to bo a spot-
loss' town, An Idea, a circular loiter
aud n fow postago stamps did tho work
In Armourdalo.
Mr. Doau, commissioner of parks,
ecloctcd the town-cleaning day und
then mailed tho lottors to all ot tho
business nnd professional men In tlint
part of town, Inviting them to meet,
properly equipped with Implements,
at Shawnee park.
Art onrly ns 7:30 tho Shawnoo pork
district lookod llko a brlckyurd dis
trict when a mad-dog alarm has boon
souudod. Thoro wero men ot nil
sized and wearing nil sorts ot working
appnrol and carrying many descrip
tions of Implements. Whon nil hands
had gathorcd around tho bandstand,
i it was lounu mat mo group, inciuaoa
lawyors, doctors, ministers and bust,
I ncsa men, and that thoy meant bust
It was found that tho group. Included
nous.
Tho
party- waB divided Into-'thrce
Rf,,.-! nf Water
i -
,
I - M II 1
I WOULD 'JUST
AS 500ft ORlHHl
HITRtC ACID
AS WATER'.
TAKE
JTAWAY
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Lying in tho
Qarretson hospital in a critical
condition from a badly lacerated
scalp, which ho sustained when hit
by a Btroot car, Albert Maxwell, fifty-
onq yenro of ago, Btoadfastly rofuBos
to drink wntor In nny form hecauso
ho doQHn't llko it. Ho declares ho has
boon n total abstainer from liaturo'a
bovorngo for tho laat thirty years, and
Is willing to toko a chanca 6t giving
up his llfo rathor than touch vator
again.
When Maxwell wan. taken to ihb
boBpltol'ho' wna 'placiod, on tho, oper
ating tnblo while tho phyBltlana soved
W I,". a
N
KS .
rny's tnlncs or accldentnl explosion
might easily destroy them, tho gov
ernraont hns bogun to build tho gates.
Tho cost will bo 5,C00,O0O.
Of tho 00,000 tons of steel required,
the heaviest slnglo plocos will weigh
about eighteen tons. Tfao thousands
of individual pieces, numbered and fit
ted to go together as c&slly as chil
dren's blocks, will bo shipped by
steamer via Daltlmoro and with thorn
will go moro than four hundred skilled
structural steel builders from Pitts
burg to set them. Tho advance guard
of experts will loavo hero In Decem
ber and tho first work probably will
begin early in 1911.
Tho location of tHo 40 pairs of(gates
will bo, 20 nt tho Qatun dam on tho
Pacific side, 12 nt Pedro Miguel, and
14 at M Ira (lores, near tho Atlantic en
trance Tho gntos nro designed tp
hold back wntor 47.4 foet doop in a
channol 110 feot wide, which means
a prossuro of n million poundB. Tho
weight ot a slnglo gnte will be about
000 tons, and tho dimensions aro 77
to 82 feot high, GO to 75 feet wide and
7 feot thick.
Each lock will bo amplo for a ship
CO per cont. larger than any vessel
afloat, nnd it has been estimated that
ns many as a hundred oconn ships
may bo handled in a alnglo day.
Thoro aro no locks approaching
theso In size, Tho famous Suez
canal is a sea level affair and tlio fow
great lock canals would havo to com
blno their gates to equal the slzo nnd
strength ot tho great doors ot Panama.
fursues a ramily
tho prosont dimming generation, was
n .sailor ot Snlom, Masa., nnd went
down with ills ship when Miss Cum.
mlng wns a young girl. Her fathei
was blown to death In n boiler ex
plosion In Salem. Ho was n merchant
and simply happened along when the
boiler let loose, nly parts of his
body wero recovored. Ono slBtor wai
breaking wood ovor hor kneo when
sho frnctured her knecenp. Tho leg
was amputated but gangrcno caused
hor death. Another was killed by a
snowball In which a stono wns Im
bedded and a third was caught whila
packing a trunk. Tho lid crushod hor
head.
Tho unhappy fnto of tho family
soemod to doscond to tho branches, for
ono of Miss Cummtng'a nophows was
lost In tho Snn Francisco earthquake
Inlono of tho collapsod buildings which
took fire. A brother of this lad, K
sign Matthews, had perished on
Mnlno In Havana harbor. Theso tragi
cdlos bo proyod on tho mind of tho
mothor, Miss Cummlng'B Bister, that
sho becamo vlolontly Insanp and ia
now In n Massachusetts asylum. Now
tho laat near relative of Miss Cum
mlng 1b In a hospital, nnd it is Impossi
ble to say whethor Bho will cscapo
tho .family fnto or not.
Make City Clean
sections. Wagons furnished by tho
city nnd by businesB firms wero on
hand to follow tho workers and col.
lect tho results of tholr labor.
Up ono Btdo ot the Btreot and dowr
tho other thoy worked, cleaning the
street and pnrklnga of -woods nnd
papom and piling thorn for tho wagons
to collect and enrt away. And Bchool
boya whohad not boon detained at
homo to cloan yards followed tho
shovel and hoo brigade with brooms,
Bwoeplng up tho dirt tho shovolora
had missed.
And tho women were working, too.
Whllo tholr husbands were cleaning
tho stroots, thoy wore swooping tho
yards, picking up tin cans and pa
pers nnd cutting tho doad woods. In.
all parts of tho city women could bo
soon, raking up leaves and trash nnd
oven repairing fences. Tho churches
had men working cleaning and re
pairing the property nnd tho school
janitors wero bUBy in the schoolhouso
yards.
It 1b tho intention bofore long to
havo tho 14,000 school children of tho
city organized Ingt juvcnllo leagues
for tho purposo ot assisting in this
work.
"This Ib only a starter," Mr. Dean
oxplnlned. "All ot KansaB City, Kan.,
will bo denned tho seme way."
Mav Cos Hi 1 Sf
jr - -w
.ln 1,1.. .l.lt. l.J 1 .
I Ui mo ovtlll, milVll UUU MUCH UllllOBl
completely torn off tho skull. Max-
well stood tho operation well. As ha
Btrnigutenou up ready to bo. assigned
a bed Doctors R03S and Silk ottered
him n glass ot water,
"I never ubo It," was Maxwell's ro
Bponso to tho proffered drink. The
phyBtclnns and tho nurses regarded
tho statement as a joko. Next mom
Ing tho nurso offered Maxwoll medl
clno In tho form of pills. A glnos ot
wator Nvas offered him to tako with
tho modlclno, but Maxwoll refused It
Ho swallowed tho .pills without wator.
Tho whlto ot an egg was prescribed
in tho ovonlng, but nfter Inspecting
tho food Maxwoll declared ho thought
thoro was "water In it and refused to
tnko It.
Hospital attaches aro in a quandary,
us to what to feed tho man. Mrs
Maxwell anys u is useless to coax1
hor husband to drink wator.
U, II II
WW U UbUlKVE -Thnt t ne mosi
w nmiiinhin. ilia niost Interest
ing study for women Is tho homo, for In
It center all the Issues of life.
Dreads.
Slnco bread Is considered tho 6tnff
of llfo, It la qulto nocdssary that wo
mako it a substantial start, ablo to
Bupport llfo. Tho study ot bread and
bread making is too Important to bo
treated lightly, as a largo per cent, of
our pcoplo livo mainly on bread, it is
necessnry that it Bhould bo good and
wholesome
Wheat flour is best adapted for
bread mnking, n it contains gluten
in tho proportion to hold tho gases,
thus making a aporigy loaf. Whon we
add butter to bread, wo havo a well
balanced food. Ryo is also good for
bread making, but la less Btlcky and
heavy, it treed in combination wltn
flour.
Good bread Is far too often an un
common sight nnd ono who has mas
tered tho art of bread making has a
talent of which to fool proud. Tho
French cook works months to master
tho nit. and tho porfect loaves which
thoy produco show skill and perse
verance. Dreads which havo tho real flavor of
the wheat aro mndo with wntor, salt,
yeast nnd a little BUgnr. Such bread
haB a flavor, who ono Ib trained to
npprcclato it much moro dollcato than
tho milk broadB which havo a por
tion of shortening ndded. Kntlro
wheat flour bread Is mado of flour
that contains all tho gluten, with only
tho outer husk of tho kernel romoved.
This Is most wholosomo flour and is
gaining each, year In popularity.
Tho gradual improvement In broad
making has kept paco with civiliza
tion, so that tho most highly civilized
pcoplo nro today making tho best
broad. In tho early dayB of bread
making tho grain was ground by hand
botween two stones, mixed with
water and baked on atones beforo tho
flro.
Oatmeal Bread. Pour four cupa of
hot water ovor two cups of oatmoal,
add a halt cup ot molasses and lot
stand to cool. At noon put ono yeast
cako into n cup 6l potato water and
add flour enough at night to mako a
battor. Mix all togotlier and in tho
morning ndd two tablospoonfulB of
shortening, n hnlf tenspoonful jof sodn,
and mako Into loaves- Whon risen
bako, in a hot oven.
A good yeast may bo made ot a
mashed potato, a cup of hot water, a
tablespoonful of sugar and, a tea-
npoouful of salt, a dry yoastcake and
flour enough to mako a thin batter:
Let ntand over night, and it will bo
ready to uso. This will keep ten
days and Ib sufficient yeast for thrco
bakings ot four loavos oacb.
MOTHEIt, sho's bo good to
mo.
Kt I was cood ns Rood could be.
j. ciiuiun r oo ns gooa no, sir
Can't nny boy bo good as herl
-Itlley.
The Home Maker.
A boy usually has an idea what ho
wants to becomo when n man. Ho
cnooses Ills profession, and after
changing his mind many times makes
a aecision and works toward that end
wo wouldn't conaidor n poraon well
oamncea who would expect to prac
tise n irnuo or profession without
careful training in It Dut our girls, a
.-.cu .uHjuinj. ui mem, aro to bo home
rankors of tho land. They mav nnr.,n
a trado or profession for a whllo, but
w. ii-ui years ot nro will bo put Into
tho making of a homo for r.n
,. , tT ,raP"ai Profosaion of
uu uua uuu row trained workors. tho
lrlnn waa linl.l fn. .. . '
T ij T tur8 uiat a woman
should know thoso things intuitively,
08 .2 , !d gola hor Itnowledgo of
nest building. Tho hard fn-f t
business Ib, thoy know littlo of homo-
...um.iK uy intuition. Hani knocks.
" u uuu enaicss disappoint
ment has been hor teachnm.
is it quito fair to our girls not to
glvo thorn tho training for thnir iif
WOrk? ThO 8tUdF of hmmnlinM
nomics in our public schools is help-
uib iu ouivo iao proDiemj they nro aa
yei iar too tow. Our rural nohnnin
need It, and with a very littlo outlay
an equipment might bo furnished
which, though slmplo, would anBwor
tho purposo. Our summer schools all
ovo rtho Innd nro teaching teachers
in mis worK. n can bo applied to
almost any branch of study, from lan
cuucu in utnuiuuiic, remaps Bomo
day wo will havo Boraobody wiso
enough to writo our school bnnim rmm
tho standpoint of tho scholar, doallng
subjects which aro his ovorv dnv llfo.
Is it moro Important for tho majority
or our boys and girls to know how to
toll tho number of bushels of corn In
tho crib, or coal In itho bin. thnn in
know tho dlmcnslona ot tho islands of
tno Bear
Tho first stop in tho right direction
Ib to fool .tho need, and feel it hard
onough to bo willing to pay for tho
proper equipment and a tonchor who
is thoroughly interested, enough bo to
spend a fow weeks In tho Bimiinor'to
proparo lor tno wont,
JLTJL
T us rest ourselves a bit)
Worry? Wavu your hnnd to
It-
Klss your flngcr-tlps' nnd smile
It fnre well n little while.
J. XT. ntley.
Coffee Making.
A good cup of coffco In something
that ovory girl nnd boy should know
how to mako, but, alasl thoro ar
many cooks, or so-called cooks, whe
do not know a good cup when thej
moot it In tho first plnco, ono mus'
havo good coffoo to proparo; ono can
not expect to get a cup of tho fra
grant bovcrago from an lnforlor grad
of coffoo or coffco extract. Orind il
Just beforo using, and tho arbraa li
not lost. Uso a tablespoonful to a cut
of boiling wntor, allowing ono for oact
porson nnd ono for tho pot A small
portion ot beaten ogg well mixed with
tho coffco and a littlo cold water will
settle it if mado in tho old-fashionc(
wny by boiling five minutea.
Tho drip coffco pot or tho pcrco
lator aro tho best, nB tho grounds nr
never loft in tho coffco. Whon using
flltor or percolator tho coffee shouW
bo finely ground.
A cup of coffeo at breakfnat servo
as n mild ntlmulnnt and la a valuable
food adjunct, but It should never be
given to a child or a dyapoptlc.
In tlmca of war coffoo haa beca
found to bo moro valuable than alco
hoi to keop up tho enduranco of th
Boldiors. Coffco acta aa an antidote
for various polsonu.
Coffee should always bo taken in
moderation; its excess! vo uso causes
palpitation of tho heart, Insomnia and
other nervous troubles.
Nowadnys. when tho nroceBaes ol
browning coffoo Is dono in tho coffeo
houses, it la best to buy only in nmnll
qunntltics, ns nftor browning, unless
carefully sealed, it soon deteriorates,
If not bought in air-tight cans it
should bo put into cans ns soon as
brought from tho store.
Coffoo is often ndulterated In vari
ous wuya, tho most common Is tho uso
of chicory. Thla can eaally bo recog
nized by nddlng water to tho mlxturo
Coffoo will float and chicory will drop
to tho bottom.
Sometimes beans, pens and cercali
aro roasted nnd ground and used to
adulterate coffoo.
Wo got largo quantities of caffet
from Brazil, Bomo from, Central Amer
ica, Java and Arabia.
Tho stimulating 'property of coffee
ia dpo to tho alkaloid coffelno and tho
essential oil, Llko tea, It contains an
astringent. Coffee is moro stimu
lating than tea, as wo uso moro of it
.H13UE Is ever a sons:
whore, mv dear.
Thero Is ever a uomotlilnir Bines nlwav.
There s tho sonir of tho lark whon the
sklos nro clour, '
And tho aong of tho thrush when .tho
skies aro gray, nilby
To Roast and Carve a Turkey.
Plnco tho dressed and stuffed turkey
in n dripping pnn on a rack. Rub tho '
ontiro surfaco with salt and spread
tho broast, wings and legs with a third
of a cup ot butter, rubbed to a cream
and mixed with n fourth ot a cup of
flour. Drodgo tho bottom of tho pan
with .flour. Placo in a hot oven nnd
when tho flour begins to brown ro
duco tho heat. BaBto with fat In tho
pan, and add two cupfuls ot boiling
watqr. Contlnuo to basto ovory 15
minutes until tho turkey Ib cooked,
which will require about thrco houra
for a ten-pound turkey.
For basting uso half a cup each ol
water nnd butter, and uftor thia tha
fat in tho pan. Turn tho turkoy fre
quently whllo baking so that It will
brown evenly. If tho turkey browns
too faot, coypr It with a buttered pa
per. A turkey that has not been
baeted whllo cooking cannot bo com
pared in flavor with ono which haB.
Remove all strings and skowora bo-
foro Borvlng. Garnish with celery tips
and fresh cranberries.
Chestnut Stufflng. Sholl and blanch
throo cupfuls ot chestnuts. Cook In
boiling wator until soft Drain and
mash, using a potato ricor. Add one-
fourth of a cup of butter, a teaspoon-
ful of salt, a fow dashes of red pep
per and a fourth of a cup ot cream.
Molt a fourth of a cup of butter and
add a cup ot bread crumbs, then com
bine tho mlxturo and stuff tha turkoy.
How to Carvo. To carvo tho tur
koy, place It on its baok, with tho head
at the left. Placo tho fork across tho
broast bono, holding firmly In tho loft
hand, with tho knife In tho right hand
cut off tho leg close to tho body, pull
it oft and disjoint Then cut off tho
wing. Soparato tho Joints from tho
drum Bticks and dlyldo tho wings
at tho Joint. Carvo breast meat in
thin, crosswiso slices. For a small
family ono sldo ot a turkoy is nil that
need to bo carvod, which leaves tho
remaindor in condition for nnothoi
serving.
Llfo Is always difficult in proportion
to its intensity and roallty.--E(iward
Howard Qrlggs.
LIFE TO
Lydla E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Chicago. Ill was troubled with
falling and inflammation, and the doc
tors SAld l could nob
got well ttllloBB I
had an operation.
I knew I could not
stand tho strain of
ono, bo I wroto to
you Bomotlmo ago
about my health
and you told me
what to do. After
taklnp; Lydla E.
Plnkliam'B Vegeta
ble Compound and
Blood Purifier T am
to-dav a woll woman." Mrs. Wtt.t.ta v
AmtENB, 088 IV. 21at St., Chicago, 111.
Lydla E. Plnkham'sVogotablo Com
pound, made from nntivo rootB and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harm
ful drugs, and to-day holds tho record
ror tho largest number of actual cures
of female dlBoaaes of any similar medi
cine In tho country, nnd thousands of
voluntary testimonials are on file in
tho Plnkham laboratory at Lynn,
Mass., from women who havo been
cured from almost ovory form of
fomalo complaints, Inflammation, ul
coration,dlnplacoments,flbrold tumors,
rregularities,poriodIo pains,backnche,
Indigestion and nervous prostration.
Every such suffering woman owes it to
herself to givo Lydla E. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound a trial.
If you would llko special advico
About your case writo a confiden
tial lottcr to Sirs Plnkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Hor advico is free,
and always helpful. 1
The Farmer's Son's
Great Opportunity
Why wait lor toe oia farm to becomo
juur inuorunnror urfionaww
prepare lor your xuiuro
Sroiperiir nna lnacpen
ence. A errat oppor
tunlijr wltn you In
Jlanliobo.Saakntcboian
or Alberta, nbcre yuu
cn secure a FroeUomo-
trad or buy land nt re&
onblo prices.
How's theTlmi
not a yearf rom now,
wben land will bo high-
.a n.i.(m.MI. um.,m1
fmm tho ntinnilmifc FntllR ctf
AVIieat, Uutn nnl Ilurlor,
a well as cattlo railing, are
raatlns a steady odyance In
r i rice. GoYcmtntni returns show
hat tho number of Bottlers
In AVesturn C'nnndn from
the U. H. nn OO por cent
liirnor in 11110 tlinu tho
HreTlousjrcar.
JMnny farmers liavo -paid
for tlii'lr Innct out of the
iirocoeds of ono crop. .
Frco Ilntnesteails of 100
nores and itrn-eniptlons of
1(10 acres ut S3.UOnuacrn,
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low frelchtratcs-; wood, no
to j- and lumber easily ob-
Forpa'tnpWet MlJUtnestWet.
particulars as to sultablo location
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Hupt of Immigration, Ottawa,
Can., or to Canadian UoTX Agent,
W. V, DENNETT
Ml Rtv Tork lid eld;, Owihi, HA
Uso address nearest yon. ST
The Wretchedness
of Constipation
Cn quickly be overcome by
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
Purely vegetable.
surely ana
gently on tno
.i
brer. Cure
Biliousness,
Head,
ache.
Bess, and Iadigctrioa. They do htSt duty
Small PS, Small Dose. 'Small Price, f
Genuine euuttxu Signature
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Electrotypes
IN GREAT VARIETY
FORj 8ALB iAT THE
LOWEST PRICES BY
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Constipation
Nearly Every One Gets It
The bowels show first sign
of things going wrong. A
Cascarei taken every night
as needed keeps the bowels
working naturally without
grip, gripe and that upset
sick ieeung.
900
Ten cent box. vreeVs rreatitiMst.
All drugstores. IMsitest seller ta
the worTd-rmllllon boxes month.
Its simplicity Is a strong feature
of the
ssY m wv Aaiva
iavisj.nInwiBRB--a
KNOWN THE
WORLD OVER
I H H lalV I rsfaraaccs. Ueet-tteulu,
W. N, U., OMAHA, NO. 48-1910."'
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