What is aBackache?
IT IS NATURE'S WARNING TO WOMEh
Oiseasco of Woman's Organism Cured and
Consequent Pain Stopped by Lydla E,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
"It seems as though my back would
"break." Women utter these wordi
over and over again, but continue ta
lrug along und sufier with aches in tin
Hmall of the back, pain low down in
the bide, " bearing-down" pains, ner
vousness aud no ambition for any task
ST Afiss Maude Morrs 3
Q IJK" Ml, l't I I I I ir.. 'f -f-rrfXl
They do not realize that the hack it
the mainspring of woman's organism,
and quickly indicates by aching a dia
cased condition of the female organi
or kidupys.yaud that the aches and
pains will continue- until the cause ii
removed.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has been for many years the
one aud only effective remedy in such
cases. It speedily cures female and
kidnev disorders aud restores the fe
male organs to a healthy condition.
" I have suffered with feuuilo troubles fo!
fever two year, sulToring intense, pain each
month, my back achixl until it seemed 111
though it would break, and I felt so weak all
nvi't that 1 did not Und strength to attend to
my work but bad to stay in bed a lurgo part
of the first two or fhreo days every month.1
. I would have sleepless nights, bad dreams and
Bevero huuduchL'S. All this uiulerminod my
health.
" ro consulted an old family physician, who
advised that I try J .yd la 12. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound. I began taking it regular! v
and soon found that I could sleep and eat
better than I had dono for months. Within
two months I became regular and I no longer
suffer from backache or pain." Miss Mauilo
Morris, See. Ladies' Aid and Mission Society,
B5 E, Hunter St.. Atlanta, Ga.
Tn ! gland tho word city was nol
used until after tho Reformation,
heforn which tho metropolis was
Known as London-burgh.
FOUR YEARS OF AGONY.
Whole Foot Nothing but Proud Flesh
Had to Uso Crutchoc "Cuticura
Bomedies the Eost on Earth."
"In the year 180!) the side of my
right foot was cut off from the little
toe down to tho heel, and the physician
who had cburgo of me was trying to
sew up the side of my foot, but with
no success. At last my whole foot
and way up above my calf was noth
ing but proud llenh. I suffered untold
agonies for four years, and tried dif
ferent physicians and all kinds of oint
ments, I could walk only with
crutches. In two weeks afterwards I
naw a change In my limb. Then I
began using Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment often during the day and kept It
up for seven months, when my limb
was healed up Just tho same as If I
never had trouble. It is eight ninnthi
now since I stopped using Cuticura
lleniodles, the best on God's earth. I
am working at the present day, after
five years of sufferln;. The cost of
Cuticura Ointment and Soap was onlj
H; but the doctors' bills were inor
like $G0O. .lolm M. Lloyd, 7U1 S. Arch
Ave., Alliance, Ohio, June 27, 1905."
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easily rub them several times a daj
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$2 to $5 LANDS
J.ooo.ooo acres rldwst form land. Colorado
Kansas anil Nebnisku Win crow anytbtm:.
ov t hoiupstfadN located, Printed Hsti
t'lctures exact Iot,ul,U)ns nua prices, also muoj
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Dame
Iletwpwi S00 and 000 ltrltlsh towns
and villages have namesakes lu the
United States.
Intoxicating liquors have been made
from the sap of tho birch, tho willow,
the poplar and tho sycamore.
"Whistling for half an hour after
meals," says a well-known woman
Whistler, "Is the best possible aid to
digestion."
Sir Wilfred Lawson Is said to bo re
joiced over the fact that lfiO of the
new members of tho House of Commons
are total abstainers.
The Chinese pen is a brush rondo of
soft hnlr, which Is best adapted for
painting the curiously formed letters
of tho Chinese alphabet.
I.a Hello Otero, tho fatuous conti
nental dancer, takes no chances of loss
through the twisting of an ankle, as
each of her feet is insured for $10,000.
Certain perfumes aro said to aid
health by destroying disease microbes.
Of these, thyme, lemon, mint, lavender,
eucalyptus and attar of roses are the
most useful.
When tho wife dies first, tho- bus
band, on au average, survives nine
ears; whllo If the husband dies ilrst,
tho wile survives eleven years, accoru
ing to insurance statistics, states an
lingllsh paper.
The Sultan of Turkey is far from
being an Indolent sovereign. Ho has
been described as the "Imperial con
vlct," a designation wnlch Is not Inap
propriate, for he works on an average
fifteen hours a day.
The deepest lake in tho world Is be
lieved to be Lalco Baikal, in Siberia.
Nine thousand .square miles in area, or
nearly as large as Lake I'rle, it is
4,000 to 5,000 foot deep, so that it con
tains nearly as much water as Lake
Superior.
Nuremberg, Germany, Is and has
been for years a great center of the
pencil trade, possessing between thirty
and forty factories, which give employ
ment to 8,000 to 10,000 hands, while
the annual output of pencils numbers
!"0.000,000, of a value of upward of
pL'.HOO.OOO.
Denmark's kings for 0S4. years have
all been named Christian or Frederick.
It is tho law of Denmark that Christian
must bo succeeded by Frederick and
Frederick by Christian. To attain this,
every Danish prince, no nvitter what
other names ho may receive, always
has Christian and Frederick among
them.
The King of England has In Asia
more than 300,000,000 subjects; In
America, 7,500,000; in Africa, about
43,000,000; In Australasia, over 5,000,
000, and lu Europe, over 42,000.000
Classifying them broadly by religions,
there aro 208.000,000 Hindus, 1U ,000,000
Mohammedans, 58,000,000 Christians,
12,000,000 Buddhists and 23,000,000 of
various pagan or non-Christian re
llglons.
The death has Just occurred at West
bury workhouse, Wiltshire, England, of
a 415-year-old "baby." The person was
born in Westbury, aim at the age of
twelve months its further development,
both physically and mentally, was ar
rested. Throughout Its life It was at
tired in baby's frock clothes, and con
tinued to act and play and bad to be
fed and taken care of precisely as an
Infant.
Items in tho first great athletic meet
ing held In China, which took place nt
Canton, wero arithmetic races. Pupils
from schools carried Plates an pencils,
and In the course of the raco they en
countered a blackbord containing a sum
to bo solved. Tho boys were lined up
as they reached the goal, and those
whose calculations were wrong were
then eliminated. The first three left In
tho lino were counted winners.
One of the wealthiest peers lu Eng.
land Is Earl FItzwllII,tm, who is tho
possessor of about 115,000 acres of land
in England and Ireland. Under the re
cent land-purchase measure, however,
he has disposed of some of his WIcklow
properly. Twenty years ago tho Fitz
wllllam estates were put at about 92,
000 acres In Ireland, worth $250,000 per
annum, and about 21,000 acres in Eng
land, worth about $440,000 a year.
SLEEP OF HIBERNATION.
How It Dlller from ionc Shook
that CitUNea Ueath.
The sleep of hibernation Is a very
different matter from the sleep of re
pose. If It be complete, respiration
can no longer be detected, according to
tho London Spectator. A torpid bat
when disturbed will heave a sigh or
two, and, being left alone, again to all
appearances ceases to breathe.
Submerged In water of a tempera
ture slightly higher than his own, tho
hedgehog not only continues to live,
but appears to sufier neither Inconve
nience uor harm. Inclosed In an air
fight receptacle, his atmosphere under
goes a change so slight that It cannot
bo Imputed to breathing. Hut clrcuhi
t'on docs not cease. As respiration
i diminishes the Irritability of the inns
, rles of the heart Innvimvs, and t litis.
without the stimulus, of oxygen, al
though much more slowly, tlie heart
("iiitluues to beat. , In the uh-env of
the fresh air drawn into tlu lungs In
times of activity, uticleiniFcd and unre
lgoruteil and venous blood pusses on
lo fill the whole system of circulation.
A profound lethargy ensues, only dis
tinguishable from death by the slight
beating of the heart. The waste Is very
small. The fat accumulated during the
plenty of summer aud autumn supplies
all expenditure until the coming of
spring, when earlier or later the hiber
nating animal, having no capital In re
serve, begins to suffer the pangs of
hunger. In response to the demand
respiration very slowly Increases. His
oxidized blood fiows more quickly and
his energy returns.
Then the bat tlies forth once moro
from the hollow tree In the wood, to
find the warm dusk teeming with In
sect life, and the hedgehog comes, it
may be, from the cavity under the
guarded roots below, to find beetles,
worms and slugs once more among the
spring grass. Hibernation has saved
him from starvation; but If Ills nook
had not been snug aud wisely chosen,
it could not have preserved him from
death from frost.
The hiding place also must be secret
and freo from intrusion, for the hiber
nating animal cannot bear to be sud
denly aroused. Even the little dor
mouse, which comes out at Intervals to
feed, when In deep sleep docs not sur
vive too hasty an awakening. The heat
of the hand gradually passing through
the nest or to be carried Indoors to tins
warmer temperatures of a room, 1
veil enough.
Ho awakens refreshed, full of activ
ity, and with a disposition speedily to
beeomo tamo and make friends. P.ut If
you warm him suddenly back to life
beforo ho has gradually breathed the
torpor out of ids blood and established
au equilibrium between Ills respiration
and muscular Irritability, bis heart
will beat at a tremendous rate, and in
a few minutes he Is dead.
SCRUPLES OF ONE JUROR.
ItciiNon for llHiiHr Opposed u Capital
I'liiilnhiiitMit 13.plulnel In Court.
A group of eminent Southern lawyers
occupied chairs in tho Ualolgh and it
was worth any man's while to hear
their stories of court house episodes in
Dixie. After Colonel John Allen aud
Judge Charlie Stuart, of .Muscogee, and
Colonel Edward L. Itusseil of .Mobile
had each narrated some funny yarns
Judge "Jim" .Melville of Uulfporr,
Miss., one of the most successful lnw
ytrs of his State, recounted this one:
"Some years ugo while I was on the
bench there came up for trial a mur
der case of more than usual Interest.
A great deal of difficulty was bad In
trying to get a Jury, man after man
being told to stand aside, mainly for
the reason that he had already formed
au opinion or that he was opposed to
Hits Infliction of capital punishment.
So many of them made this last an ex
cuso that I got a trifle Irritated and
came to the conclusion that It was
merely a dodge to avoid Jury service.
"Finally a long, lank specimen of a
countryman was called upon for exami
nation as to bis fitness as a Juror.
When asked the regulation question he
replied that he was opiiosed to capital
punishment. Looking at him utenil.v
aud lu tones somewhat suggestive of
wrath I asked the fellow If be did not
think there were conditions so extraor
dinary as to warrant the hanging of the
offender. He said he did not believe
anything could make Jilm assent to such
a verdict and I Impatiently waved him
aside aud called for a new man.
" 'Put will your honor let me ex
plain,' said the disqualified citizen. I'd
like to give the court my reasons.'
" 'I don't wish to hoar au cxplana
tlon from you. Co and sit down.'
" 'Excuse me, Judge, but you must
hear my reason.'
"'Well, then, give It and go along
with you.'
" Tho reason I tun opposed to capi
tal punishment, your honor, Is that
my old mammy taught me It were a sin
to kill anything that wasn't fitten to
eat.' "Washington Post.
Arithmetic.
Teacher How many commandments
are there, Sally?
Sally Please, teacher, ten.
Teacher Suppose you wero to break
a commandment (Impress ve
pause).
Sally Then thore'd lie nine.- Punch.
The Wonderful Part.
"Jlgley's now home Is ono of the
best built 'houses l over saw."
"ires, it must be simply wonderful."
"Haven't you srn It?"
"No, but Jlgloy tells mo that even
the stairways don't squeak." Phlladeb
phla Press.
Women are supposed to be vuln. but
no man la as handsome as lie thinks h
is.
There aro time when a Ho would
look better In print than tho truth.
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Physicians, Pharmacists.and
Nurses endorse Cuticura
Soap because of its delicate,
medicinal, emollient, sana
tive, and antiseptic proper
ties derived from Cuticura,
the great Skin Cure, united
with the purest of cleansing
ingredients and most re
freshing of flower odors.
For preserving, purifying,
and beautifying the skin, as
well as for all the purposes
of the toilet and bath, Cuti
cura Soap is priceless. Abso
lutely pure and may be
us'ed from the hour of birth.
SoU tlironghout Uit wotlil. CnUcurt Sop, ?., Olnl.
fi.nl, Wf., ItMolvrnt, . (In to nil of Choroid CoilrJ
IIU, per tIU of tW), mar br had of fill Urnfgliti.
otter l)ru( k Chem. Corp., Hota I'rupi., Dcwlon, Maw.
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similating Ihc Food andRcdiila
ling UieSloiriuclis and Bowels of
Promotes Digcslion.Chccrfur
ncssandResLConlalns neither
Opiun.,foiTiiiiie norIineraL
jNot "Narcotic.
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Worms .Convulsions ,Fcverish
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Twelve .hundred barrels of Bwoot
mash whisky aro turned out ovory,
seven days by ono distillery in
Kontucky, making a total annual
output ol 02, 100 barrels.
Capo Horn was so named bv
fcSpontcn, a Dutch sailor, who Hrstj
uouuicu i" iroin me name or
birthplace, Hoorne, a village on tho'
Zuyder Zee.
It Is shown by statistics that in
llrty years thu nverago lmiglith of
Hirtlsh men has risen an inch. Thu
present average height of a man of
20 Ia C Teot, 8H inches.
FT thu skin becomes dry and
wrinkled you may know that tho com
dition is caused by using soap too
freely. Soap takes the natural oil
out of the skin. Almond pasto la a
good substitute for poap.
Thirty-nino thouiand Salvation
Army nioetings are hold overy week
and tho average number of weekly
I open-air nioetings is 37,000 Thn
average attendance at tho indoori
meetings only overy week Is 1,292,885.!
Over 200 cattle stalls aro already
reserved at the coming State Fair tJ
be held at Lincoln thu lirst week in'
Septoinbrr and very few stalls are!
unoccupied, in tho horse barns. I
A sort of wafer Kiado from a!
resinous juloe and used by tho nativof.
in i.ho Malay ponlnsula 1 thej
smallest coin in uutuiil circulation.
It has a value of one ton-thousandtli
of ono cent.
Hard water is injurious to tho akin.
Wear olothlng stittablo to tlx
climate and season. i
Uare for your complexion, hairj
nails and every part of your porson
regularly spasmodically. ,
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best olliiiute. water, nutrkots, ruturo. Grains)
ruoltlnir. Unlryliiir, poultry. Great. opportunU
ties for 'runners. Write for ltoal lMuto HurJ
uld, Pylo & Co., Pctcrsburtr, Vu. ,
Tho seed of Abyssinian coral troo
was onco used for weighing gold and
precious stones because it as small
and always of tho samo weight and.
size.
Mrs. WlnMow's SOOTHINO SYItUP forolin.
lien tcotblnir. flof tetis tho kuiiis. reduces InUa.
inutlon, ulhij'N puln.cures cello. Price Wo bottl
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