SISTERS OF CHARITY
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Uses Pe-ru-na for Coughs, Colds, Grip and
Catarrh---A Congressman's Letter.
s; In every country of the civilized world
" Bisters of Chnrlty nre known. Not only
(to they minister to the spiritual nml
Intellectual needs of the ehnrjres com
hiitted to their care, hut they also tuiu
later to their hodily needs.
With so ninny children to take cnre of
Pnd to protect from climate nnd disease,
hese wise and prudent Sisters have
found Pcrunii n never fnilliic safeguard.
Dr. Ilartman receives many letters
from Catholic Sisters from all over the
United States. A recommend recently
received from n Catholic Institution in
Detroit, Mich., reads as follows:
Dr. S. B. Ilartman, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Sin "The young girt who used
the Peruna was suffering iront laryngi
tis and loss ot voice. The result of
f the treatment was most satisfactory.
She found great relief, and after
further use at the medicine we hope to
he able to say she Is entirely cured."
Sisters of Charity.
The younj: k'y was under the care of
the Sister of Charity and used IV-runa
for catarrh f the throat with, good re
sults us the above letter testifies.
Send to The I'eruun Medicine Co., Co
Sntnbus. Ohio, for n free book written by
Ur, liartuiun.
:
Sale Ten Million
THE FAGSILY'S FAVORITE HEOICIME A
CANDY CATHARTIC
1 &iBS
PT7CT rmi? run orixrrrT o
TORTURING, DISFIGURING
Humor, Kc.emn, llclilnun, Intliiimiin
tloiiM, HiirninuH, Sen 11 nun and Cliuf
Ihuh Cured by Cntlctini.
The agonizing Itching nnd burning
r the skin, as In eczema; the fright
ful scaling, as In psoriasis; the loss of
hair and crusting of the scalp, as In
ecalled head: the facial d.sflguiemetits
as In pimple and ringworm; the awful
Buffering of Infants, and anx ely of
vnrii-out patents, as In milk crust, tot
ter and snlt rheum all demand a rem
edy of almost superhuman virtues to
successfully nipc with them. That
Cutlciira Soap. Ointment and I 'ilia
are such stands proven beyond nil
fl'Mlbt by the testimony of the civilized
world. r
3ECCS' CHERhY CUUGH SYRUP
Ourea nniiphfi nnrl oolfls.
p
vunio nniiu ail cioc imil3.
Oet Couitn B;rup. Tuiw Uood. Uw
In lima Kola by druirirutii
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K. JA, U. 67 - 1 YOlUi KKU
The following letter Is from Congress
man Meekisou. of Napoleon. Ohio:
The I'eruun Medicine Co., Columbus, O.:
Gentlemen: "I
have used several
bottles of I'eruun
nnd feel greatly
benefited there
by from my ca
tarrh of the head,
and feel encour
aged to believa
that its con
tinued use will
David Meekison.
fullv eradicate a disease of tinny
vears' standing." David Meekisou.
Dr. Uarlman. one of the best known
physicians and surgeons in the United
States, was the man to formulate
IVrima. It was hrotmh his genius and
perseverance that it was introduced to
the medical profession of this country.
If yon do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the use of I'eruna,
write at oiu-e to Dr. Ilartman. giving n
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad
lcc gratis.
Addre-s Dr. Ilartman. President of
The Ilartman Sanitarium. Columbus. O.
Boxes a Yea
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MIXED FARMING
Wheat Raising
Ranching
Three Oreut Pursuit huve airatn
bliown wunderlul results on the
FS1EE HOMESTEAD LANDS
OF WESTERN CANADA
Mmtnlflcmit cllmnlo fnrmarii iilnwlnu In tlcrlmhlrt
III IIih innlilic . I' NoTinliwr. " ll Mr tiuuini I (a
bn iiiniH limn iIhhI with tlii- llimi rmull-of iIim ph-I
hm-uiiV iHrvl KitiHi t. ChhI, Vo. il, WHlr. 1U)
Id iiuiid..nco, .fliooU, cliurcliB., lumkoOiiniVBuiout.
V'lH) for I nloi iiiHliim tpHuimruii n Ibiu of lniiii.i,
II ll.pltUWlt, lllllHIM.lirill llrll.inlt,K h-w 1 ,k
Lll Miiilil.iitf. UutatJit. Nub , Aulb rueU (joyrumfcul
I'lii -x ht hr jnu w thl mliirtliiiMt.
If the fruit in thr garden ov Knet
hai not been do tiler), wlatti and Kv
would never huv Uiouytil ov luichinfi
Id.
The very thln-'S tbnt our fnro
fnihers kai't Ir.ins'nll. to in are Uh
very thlnus ov thu most kuiisequeiiti
tu us then vir ws.
Pln Cnr for Ooonumntlnn cured mi
of a lemieliMi Ami teniMteut cuimh.
Wm. 11 UarrUm. 'Jl'T W. 121t trttL
Suw lyrk, Match ItHJl,
1 1 i
Iu August, IUU'2, wlille lie was pick-
i Titr liliii'U'lini'rlim Mr. 1 f n till . n Viriinnl
'iirmer, discovered n Hock of Beven
'oung grouse about half -grown. Tuo
li-Ht of the next October, while Mr.
Rand wns picking tipples, he wits sttr
irlscd to see n rullcd gtouse walk out
if the bushes and come under the tree
ivhero ho was at work. Ulrd-Loro
Culls the Rtory:
The bird did not nppenr afraid, but
iiueh Interested In what the lunne.'
Mis doing. It walked round him an i
ibserved him from all sides, nnd final
y hopped on the wall, us If to hupor
jitend Uie upplc-gntherlng. The blr.l
itayed with the fanner at least two
lours, and when he went away ho left
t under the tree.
In the following spring, while he
vas working in the Held, Mr. Itnud
lotlecd a grouse following his fnr.n
jviigon. The bird was undoubtedly hh
ld friend, seeking to renew tho no
jualntanec of the projed.ng fall. Toe
rrouse followed the wagon p.rhnp
fifty rods, until she came in sight of
he farm buildings. There she Ht p, o I
ind waited for the wagon to coin
back again, and Hun accompanied the
:eam down to the Held. '1 he gious
open ted this peiformanco for several
iveeks. In fact, almost every time
the farm wagon mnde Its nppenrun-e
n the Held the bird was on hand t
iscort the team back and forth.
As the grouse continued to grow
ess shy, Mr. Hand conceived the Id a
)f making her tamer by offering her
Food and talking to her. The bird ko'
lom nte any of the food offered her.
Only once did she deign to take a
few kernels of corn Into her month
I'.y much coaxing, Mr. Hand Anally
uiccecded In touching the bird. Aftr
hat the grouse showed ve y lit' lo f.ar
When Mr. Hand called "Chlckoe!
"hlckeo!" the bird would come out of
Jio woods and sit upon his k oo. I n n
his knee she would Ay to his shoulder
md then to tho ground.
The woods which the grouse fre
quents are composed of n marginal
erowth of willow, alder, ash and tna
pie. not more than ten toils wide, nloir
i small streiun. On tho other side Is a
cultivated Held. A much-traveled I1I-J1
way passes wllhln ten rods. The blr 1
Is frequently seen by travelers. In
fact, on one omisl'm she was pi k '
np by two ladles passing In a carriage
md was taken to a nelglib irlng farn
house. This confidence In human lo
lugs niny some day lead to her death
To 'guard against this, however, Mr
f'n rid has conspicuously ' ported h"i
haunts, and his wishes are respecteJ
by tho sportsmen.
Ni!hi SliirtH l.il'e S.ivers.
Passengers on ocean liners may book
be .ible to sleep In life preservers, ae
I cording to the plans of K. Sal va tor, o
New York Inventor. To sleep with a
M cork jacket on Is out of the question,
jo the inventor decided to make a
preserver that would become effective
inly by It coming In contact with the
water. It works on the principle of
i water generated gas, which Alls a
tielt and gives It buoyancy. Unln
Hated, the belt Is a light thing, which
would hardly bo felt If worn by a
lloeper, but when Ailed with gas It Is
b!Qvn up to the size of an ordinary
:ork Jacket. The belt Is made of rul
ber and Is about eight Inches wide and
inn be blown up by means of a small
cylinder. In this cylinder Is placo.l
t composition of acids which when
icted upon by water Instantly Intlatea
the belt. The belt has been tested In
the ocean and It has been found that
the water acts upon the acids and In
tlutes the rubber In less than thivo
seconds. The Ingredients In this com
position Mr. Salvator keeps secret.
lhe American Inventor.
lti-in trie ill i ,J . pinion j Paper.
The Japanese excel In the making
it paper from the burk of trees and
khrubs. Among the remarkable va
rieties are the thin rainproof paper
used Instead of glass for windows, the
oiled papers Hcrving for waterproof
coverings and clothing, and the oiled
tissue for wrapping del lento articles.
The bark paper employed for meal
nnd grain sacks Is not readily pene
trated by weevils and other Insects.
Most Interesting of all, perhaps, iti'a
the tough papers from which tobac
co pouches and pipe cases are made,
these leather papers being almost as
tough as French kid, translucent, and
is soft and pliable as calf-skin.
12xteiiii.il ii ; t 1 li iilrtl i iiors.
A '1 opeka Jury n warded $(1 for wngei
tlue4to n negro who tilled the role ol
"wild man" in a circus one week. Tu
Jury took into account that lie ut
about $lixi worth of raw meat during
the packing-house strike. Kansas Ci 13
Star.
JC iown Sii iu Ik i' llaoo t-iuiilile.
liiivtng previously borne sixteen
;hlldre.u, the wife of a shoemaker ul
Wraz, In Hohemla, has now had fotit
it u birth, of whom three are living.
A good dx'iil Is said In a woman's
minphiltiU about being a drudge; still,
kt husband la the other puu IX ha
Xilllil.tltl i
IiU i . , ttt i
oho ' i,liot
AStgclablc Prcpnrationror As
similating lltcFood nndHcd ula
Uni UittSloiiMiclis aruiBowis of
Promnlcs Digcslioh.Chccrful
ncss and Hest.Conlnins neither
Opitim.Morphino norXiiicral.
jNtO T IStVlt C O TI C .
HKtfroroiitJSAMUELPtrCllKR
WyUw Setdm
Jtx.Srnna
Jlfrtrmint -
Jit CiaiomieScdct
Sugar
liUttljrrrn tlavcri
Apcrfccl Remedy rorConsUpo
Tlon , Sour Stomach, Dinrrhocn
Worms .Convulsions .Fcvcnsh
ness find Loss of Sleep.
FacSunilo St'gnnlure of
NEW vorzK.
Next to aktlng rlgnt, uKtiti
piliklt iz the strength nv the game.
WMutr costs us uoibiuu tflvo us bul
ituiill deltgnt.
now Thiiir
v7a offnr On lliunlred 1 Millars Rfwunt foi
n r,ve nf l iitiiirh that uiniiol be cuied by
lua'k Catarrh I'lire.
, F. ). I'llliN HY & CO.. I'rnp., Toleilo. O
No, th , iiiiiluluiiuil, limoluimvn F J I'liene)
ir the hw ir vears, uul lmlloe- lilia iierfwth
otiiiiiililii In at) fuiKliitto tuiiisai'Uoti. ami liuaii
tally nlilu lo carry out uuy oliliuutlou iiijkIh by
loir Una.
ost fi Tnmx, w'holevilo Hriiciilsts. TMeilo.o
v'lilillii, Kliiuan & Mm via. lioloulo Drw
is, 'l'ciedo, Ohio.
HhII'x Ciiuirrh Cure Is taken Iritonaillv. aethiu
iioetly iijkju Ju Uliiixi iiinl iiuiroiM Mirf.ii-i o
o y.teiii. frli-o rr.(i. pur hottlo. Sold byidl
'riiKKKU. Tj-I inioiiiHtu lieo.
Iiuil'h Fuaillr I t i let u ii' Uie best.
E-ery trutli haz Its kountfrflt, anr"
I tiav even Boeu men who luulatcd
dcpiuvlly.
CUT1CUPA SOAP
llm Wor'ilV (i .iii'Mi -km Pon Th
hluiiditMl l ic.v ry Niittoa o(
tlix K.HI t)i
Millions of t o world's bot people
iic Cu'lcura Suap, assisted by Cti 1
:ura (Untment. the purest and swet
of em lllent skin enrps, for preset vlnj
niiiltylng and boiutIfI"R the skin,
lor cleansing the scalp nf ciusts.
"Ciles and dandaiff. and tliestopidm!
nf l.illlug hair, fur softening, l)lten
ln and so'ithitig tc', rough and sore
hands, for b-ibv nshes, itchinus nod
Callnu, and mnnv sanative, an i-
septio puipos s will h icaililv suir
i' ts ih-'insclves to worn1 n, spe- billy
'io iv?'s, ns well as for all the pur
io es of tne toilet, bath and nursery.
'lhe bost kure lor losses tint haz
over bin rlinlrMVi reH Is tn 'orvlt l h' in
ry iw una t h cie iitm, inn iivrn oo
!& P" OAV'D r, KNNC tVrS FAVOnr t
S eep Iz the best gift ut llcavtn to
us poor iiiOrta's.
TO CUKH A lOl.t) IN ONIC T)A T"
Tu he Ijuiillve llruino (Jiilnlne Tulilei. Ar
ilruirirlsl'' reiund Hie money II a fuiN Ut ourn
K. W (JroTo'M ltfuuiure U on euoU bm iU
The only Iva, to nm quei aum spir
its iz to yield lo them,
A OVA I7ANTKKO CUkITfOR IMLKH.
ItclilnK. Blind. Itli-eitlnir or i'roirunlnu Itltts
Yourctruifulhl will retinal money If PAZUOINT
MENT fulla to cure you lo (5 to 14 luy. ioo
A yunu blzzy b'irtilr miy bo slnipU
it 1 chlevous, but an old one li purely
oisuusting.
M rs. Wtnhlow MhiTiliM, JVRMp ror -Itll
lien teethinif, uoltent. tho ctinis re'lureK 1r(ia
rnaUoii.alUj'b ptin eun Cillo 1'rluo ihjUIh
Vhcivi never wax a man so lazy yet,
hut what a iro-irt snap altaok of luv
w.-uld start him on th Jump.
Found Gold in Nebraska.
!nv.'itir In .Vhrska Iti'al UiMn will flnU
Uil true Now i. tie; tiiMH to uhi In on the
ifi-minil flour. Wh hnvf nmn uhulon lue$tineui(i.
rim u lor furthur liiforiuutlon.
ScluiniMCher V .limes. Orl-nns'. N'eh
rf-'kieti were never des a ed m e
kept 1-ko kisses; theli I'uvor Iz ood
f -r n thlny In fust Ivinrts.
1 I 1llCl0Ol1t
HIS St UM
lltOllipSUll'iihjealfil
I II II Il V I I
EXACT COPV OF WRAPPER. . Ji
tm ocntauh aoNHNr. new vonw cm.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bough!
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
SI A YEAR
PAYS FOR THE DAILY R VlfVf,
A Orlliclillnl Diillj .rwpt
, lor he AmrrUan Horn
ALL ImixirtHiit im"i lirillUiit nmnHiIn frulnr
ctbij (In) : rif"MnirtO durolml tn lltrrn HfM
potrr. Mtt. clenc. n'lucntlcin. rrllwton, bjidmif, (loJ
nii-iln rryininnj, lubion, uhtiiU, roorantlan, buU
nt-. mnrl(it. ic. Nntliltiii adinltted In rrud no o
mWMtl-lritf colrtmnK wlilcli mtiiiit CHhnot rnml t
llinr rlilldmn Hn'i.eiii.tlon pno f I i mri Vo for 8
tno-iM for V mt, Hnlwrrll lodnr. i'lilmia l(rli
.. IIS'JII.H mIiiikIi Avmue. hli-ntfu, llllnuli
We envy or pity "vcr.ono we tueet.i
Hnty iz the must treacherous gift
ov Heaven,
You cannot trade lwrscj with a
man who thinks Just as you do.
nuttcrlly cmlilon? for stb'k pins
sh mid be made of muslin and till cJ
with wo l or hair, then covered with
iilk, taking a laruer piece for th
under pari, bringing It up lull ovui
Lio under part brliulnu it full ovei
tho curriers, If sipiare hiding tin
e gos undnr a smaM piece for the top.
Too envois of these little cushion!
are tiny squares of line linen, hetn
stitched and edged with narrow luce,
Having small 11 iwers embroidered oi
the-u iu n.ituril unhirs. Tako a sep
arate pltce of the llaen and hive a
nuttcrlly with outstretched wingl
tti nped u p"ii it. E norolder iu but
ton hide stitch hut biave tho bod
put pliln. Pres the embroidery,
ut atotit, then luy it oti the c-vol
and euibmld r the body part throuuk
b th, leaving the wluns free. Thesi
seem very life like us they move al
the slightest breath.
somo at once. Don't
el n't 1 se an hour;
loo a dayi
don't lose i
moment 1"
"lerninly. But my dear friend,
your dhease Is uot daunerous. Whj
so much hurry?"
There is u it an Instant to wnsta
I'hene now cures always stop curinf
uf'.er they have been tried a f)
iCftQ."
Sora.ono has said that revenge ti
sweet wnen you take It youiself t-ul
very dllTcrent when the other fellov
takes it.
It Is csy to keep sweet after yot
get the habit b ime people neva
pr ictlco enough to learn how.
"He pla-dd, but not acid," Is saeft
It Is the suiiar supply tnat Is In din
iM'i or lui.nini! snnio, no iear uq
whwt thuru will ulwajs be euougl
vlnetrar.
1 hav otfpn wondered nf one singll
line th t I ever vnt would be ro
P-awd 'lie hiirid'ed yars fiom nowr,
Tirr 'u one hl"g certalu, 1 snaul
ne th ire to hear it. j
If n man want ,to find out not)
Klih he knows Ice him ask In mi'Ifj
or piuiv one eKe, who biz grate
w'l 'te-urand'ather waz.
lie who falls from the top ov tb
hder vr fame duwi't stop when hi
reaches the tint ti in, but goes ubouJ
10 f' ut Into thp ground.
If o exprkt to enjov life, we must
nut be uprlz d at eo'id Ink or bat1
Ink, b'it t'rat 'h'm hoth &z w.
i woul a good or a bad penny.
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