HELPED THROUGH
CHANGE OF LIFE
Took Lydia ELPinkham’s Veg
etable Compound during
This Critical Time—
Benefited Greatly
Baltimore, Maryland. — “I took Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ComjKnind to
help me through the
Change of Life and
for a brok?n-down
system. I had been
complaining a long
time and dragging
along had tried other
medicines which did
help me much. I
read in the news
papers of the Vege
table Compound and
after taking a bottle
I felt better. I did
not stop witb bottle, but took it
through the whole critical time and am
now practically a well woman. I have
two daughters whose health wa3 very
bad before they married and I was wor
ried about them. I got the Vegetable
Compound for them and it helped them,
and after they married it also helped
them in bearing their babies. This is
a great and good medicine for all com
plaints of women, and I recommend it to
all”—Mrs. L. Gingrich, 1375 N. GU
mor St., Baltimore, Maryland.
The Vegetable Compound is a depend
able medicine for women of middle age.
Let it relieve you of nervousness, that
feeling of strain and those annoying hoi
flashes so common at this time.
Tennis Old Recreation
So far back as 1-127 we hear of a
famous female player of tennis, one
Aiargot, who ‘‘played both forehanded
and backhanded very powerfully, very
cunningly and very cleverly, as any
man could.” The expressions ‘‘fore
handed” and “backhanded” have thefr
historic value, for they seem to Indi
cate that rackets were introduced into
the game before 1427.
Feel All Out of Sorts?
Is backache spoiling your summer?
Do you get up lame and stiff—feel tired
all day? Are you so nervous and worn
out you cannot rest or relax? Look,
then, to your kidneys! Sluggish kidneys
allow poisons to accumulate and upset
the whole system. When this happens
you are apt to suffer backache, sharp
pains, soreness, stiffness, dizziness and
annoying kidney irregularities. Help
your kidneys with a stimulant diuretic.
Use Doan's Pills. Doan's are used
the world over. Ask your neighborI
A South Dakota Case
f \ ijL.s*rr- carpenter, 39 Cen
i e n n i a i a v e.,
D e a d w o o d, S.
Dak., says: “I had
~a lame and ach
Bfinp back which
§|made it hard for
■jime to do any
^stooping. My
fflkidnei's acted ir
PreKularly, also. I
Sjused Doan’s Pills
X and they soon
^ fi \ C 111 C I C 11 " 1
from the pains and other signs of
kidney complaint."
DOAN’S *5“
STIMULANT DIURETIC TO THE KIDNEYS
Foater-Milbum Co., Mfg. Chem., Buffalo, N. Y.
Another Fish Story
Here's a fish story from Pittsfield,
Mass. Water was running slow from
the faucet in Joseph Pfeiffer’s house,
.so he went to the cellar to examinei
jthe pipes. At a cut-off in the pipe)
(he found a pickerel, which he removed
(witli a pencil. The fish passed fivq
miles through the water main, and olj
(course it was a whopper.
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Neuralgia Rheumatism
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TODAY
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
While this nation discusses Darwin,
evolution, William Jennings Bryan,
Professor Scopes, science, theology,
etc., Mother Nature proves that she
has not "theories” and her eternal
taws work without fear or favor.
On the same evening in New York
lightning struck the Museum of Nat
ural History, the home of evolution,
with stuffed monkeys of all kinds
purporting to prove it.
The same lightning storm set fire
to a hospital and struck and shat
tered the great cross on St. Patrick's
cathedral.
The church, by erecting lightning
rods and taking out fire insurance,
has long recognized the fact that
providence nevei*vtwists or alters its
iaws, not even in favor of itself.
Once, when Ingersoll was to speak
(n a small town, lightning hit a
jhurch next to the hall in which he
was to speak. Ingersoll was Jocose
about it, saying, “somebody is a bad
shot.” He might better have preached
about the impartiality of eternal law.
Eleven scientists and an army of
lawyers will fight on the famous Dar
win-Bryan-Scopes - evolution-monkey
case. The scientists should Include a
professor of embryology.
If the jury could see in pictures the
gradual evolution of a human being
and one of the higher apes, before
birth, it would be at least Interest
ing. Every gorilla Is born with two
club feet. Every human being at one
stage of its development has such
feet. But it goes on developing be
fore It Is born, and, except in rare
cases, arrives with human feet.
It’s a terribly complicated question,
and everybody ought to be glad Mr.
Bryan is going to settle It, once and
for all.
The Morning Post of London thinks
"the United States Is going to the
dogs. It has too much money, too
many laws, and Its crime wave is a
bad symptom.”
We can assure our British brothers
that some of our many laws Inter
fere little with our much money.
Money doesn’t notice the laws very
closely, and some of the laws, pro
hibition, for Instance, don’t disturb
the possessor of money.
Tou are reminded of the colored
man who said his master was not
disturbed by the numerous mosquitoes
because In the evening his master
was so "toxifled” that he didn’t notice
the mosquitoes and In the morning
the mosquitoes were so "toxifled” they
didn’t notice his master.
In spite of all our defects, clearly
visible to our British brothers, we
are at laast building up this country.
S. W. Straus, whose institution Is
the biggest of American builders, tells
re&l_ estate men in Detroit that the
American building program this year
will amount to $6,000,000,000, $250,
000,000 more than last year.
We not only bulid, but rebuild.
Substantial buildings In the United
States are torn down every year to
make room for bigger buildings.
Enough of them to provide homes for
tn^ny millions.
Twenty thousand parading stu
dents in Peking cry, “death to the
British,” and demand war on Eng
land. If those young Chinese could
put deeds back of their words, Europe
would worry.
If some young leader, from Russia
perhaps, could organize the Chinese,
for a few years, patiently build up
a gigantic air force, training filers to
run 25,000 airships, and then start
toward Europe with poison gas and
explosives, the map of the world
A Discouragement to Turns.
From the Boston Transcript.
The neighbor of a man noted for his
ixtreme thrift mw him coming down
Ihe road on a week day dressed in his
Sunday .clothes.
■What's up, Jim?" he called out.
“Why the glad rags?”
“Haven’t you heard ths news?”
“News! What news?”
“Triplets!”
“Oh, so that accounts for—" began
the neighbor, when the frugal on# Inter
rupted him:
“Yes, that accounts for my wearing
these clothes. What In thunder's ths
use of trying to be economical!”
Platinum Is the only metal on which
no single acid has an effect. The only
acid that will touch the metal Is a mix
ture of nitric and hjrdrechlerle.
PROHIBITION.
Henry Ford.
We belteve that If the opposi
tion to prohibition were analyzed
It would be found that it was
mainly alien. We believe that
every true American is for It heart
and soul. We believe that If prohi
bition were to be put before the
nation tomorrow there would
again be an overwhelming flood
of public opinion In Its favor. Al
though the friends of prohibition
may not be so aggressive as its
enemies, they are firmer In their
convictions.
It is not In the wide open spaces
that the defiance of the prohi
bition laws Is the most prevalent,
but in the crowded urban centers
where alien Influence and alien
eagerness for money-getting are
at work.
After Its five years of trial, pro
hibition is not a failure. It is the
people who have neglected to cor
respond with It who are the fail
ures. If it took^Christianlty hun
dreds of years to obtain a footing,
why should anyone consider five
years sufficient for a tryout of tho
greatest reform since the intro
duction of Christianity itself? The
good that has already come from
it Infinitely outweighs the evil,
and the evils that are, do not arise
from prohibition but the failure
to practice it.
might change.
Its. would be different from the old
days, when the Mongolians came
marching from the east on shaggy
little ponies and on foot, and Attila
boasted, “when I stick my spear in
the ground the earth shivers.”
Europe, that once narrowly escaped
the rule of the Moslems, may one
day experience Asiatic rule. In the
end, fortunately. Intelligence rules the
earth, and European races modestly
assume that they possess the intelli
gence.
The total estate of Senator La
Follette amounts to $39,000. Practical
politicians will ask, “what was he
thinking about? Was that the best he
could do after being governor of his
state three times, and senator of the
United States four times?"
Just a few little "concessions," as
the practical men call them, would
have enabled La Follette to leave
$1,000,000 Instead of $39,000 to his
widow.
Mr. Harris, American consul, baek
from Singapore, tells the world that
Great Britain controls all the rubber
industry of the east. He says, "even
In Sumatra, where Americans own
about 1,000,000 acres of rubber lands,
the Britons rule tho rubber situa
tion.”
Englishmen are good business men,
they understand the use of the
"trust” in building up the British
empire. We should not criticize but
ea/;erly learn from them.
"Tho Spirit of the Hive”
One of my husband's numerous
cousins is a naturalist. His field Is
tho study of "coleoptera," which
means beetles. I should like to have
him read "The Spirit of the Hive’’
and tell me what he thinks of It,
though I’m afraid his cold and sci
entific spirit would be so repelled by
the flowery language applied to the
humble bee, that he would destroy
for me my novice’s delight In this
surprising mixture of nature lore,
philosophy and rhapsody. Just the
mere factual Information about the
Individual and social organization of
the bee, is amazing. The division of
the various classes of bee society
Into worker, drone, queen, and the
workers’ further subdivision Into
Camera Diplomacy.
From the Illustrated Leicester Chron
icle.
"Will you have something to drink?*
"With pleasure," teplled the photog
rapher's customer.
When the photo was taken the sitter
said: "But what about that little In
vitation?”
"Oh, sir, this Is Just a trade ruse of
mine to give a natural and Interested
expreseion to the face," replied tho
knight of the camera.
Spiders’ webs spun on frames placed
near large spiders by natives In tha
South Sea Islands ara transparent In
w*t«r and after being used as fish
n«t or# also employed to oatoh butter*
flies, moths •t st«s hats.
The watermelon hat Is a summer
novelty, not to be taken too seriously
or recommended for formal wear. It
Is of silk In light and dark shades of
green arranged to make the crown a
perfect copy of a melon. The brim Is
of the lighter silk, corded. The crown
Is bound with a ribbon band of wa
termelon pink.
water carrier* pollan gatherers,
comb makers, breathmakers (these
last by rapid rotation of their wings
keep the air of the hive fresh) all
betoken a finesse of detail that makes
our human society seem like ths
clumsy block construction of an
awkward giant.
The most Interesting part of the
book, but one which our cousin
would scorn, I fear, * Is when Mr,
Sharp starts philosophizing about the
world and God. He likens the social
organization of the bee, with Its ruth
less sacrifice of the Individual to
society, to a socialist's Utopia, and
muses upon what a cruel, bloodless
affair such an organization would
make of life. He ponders: "in spite
of centuries of bee-keeping, men still
arm for war. And It seems now to be
largely about oil, as If oil, not milk
and honey, were the emblem of the
Promised Land! How much sweeter
a little garden flowing with milk and
honey than a ranch in some vast
wilderness flowing with crude oil. A
little garden, I say, in Hlngham,
humming with bees and fragrant with
flowers, than a world thundering
with armies and stinking of blood
and oil.”
If every boy or girl, who ponders
upon the question of creation and
sex could read with understanding
this book of nature lore, he or she
would go fortified with a precious
and Impregnable armor of knowl
edge and reverence.
"When."
"When mine hour Is come
Let no teardrop fall
And no darkness hover
Round me where I lie.
Let the vastness call
One who was Us lover.
Let me breathe the sky.
Where the lordly light
Walks along the world
And Us silent tread
Leaves the grasses bright.
Leaves the flowers uncurled,
Let me to the dead
Breathe a gay goodnight.
A Dubious Compliment.
From the Boston Transcript.
The new chaplain of a Scotch asylum
was complimented one day*by an Inmate
who said, "We like you better than any
other chaplain we have ever had "
•Tm pleased to hear It,” said the
gratified man. “May I Inquire what It
Is that hae made me preferred by you
above my predecessors?”
"Weel, ye see." replied the Inmate,
"we think ye inalr like oursele than ony
o' the lthera"
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A new thing In burglar alarms con
sists of an apparatus which Is sensi
tive to any form of light. If the In
truder should carry a flashlight or lan
tern or switch on the light In tho room
where the apparatus la placed am aarrm
-*«wni ring at once.
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Timepiece That Talks
Is a New Invention
A clock that speaks the time every
fifteen minutes has been invented.
This speaking timepiece, it is said,
differs very little from the ordinary
clock. It has the same kind of face
nnd standard works, with the excep
tion that to the minute shaft is fast
ened an automatic lever nnd cam
which is .actuated every fifteen min
utes by the minute wheel. This lever,
in turn, works a second lever which
is attached to a drum currying a
phonograph film.
inis action of the first lever upon
the second starts an electric motor
causing the film to move. When this
occurs the stylus of the phonographic
reproducer Is acted upon and the time
Is vocally announced. The phono
graphic reproducer Is fitted with a
small horn that intensifies the sound.
The clock also has a repeating de
vice.—Pathfinder Magazine.
Women Good Judge
A Philadelphia Judge, \\4th a close
approach to the wisdom of Solomon
permitted a woman who had been
beaten by a drunken husband ofT and
on for 30 years to pass sentence upon
■her unworthy spouse. The woman
started o(f by telling the wan that
she ought to send him up for a
year. He begged for mercy, took the
pledge, promised to pay his wife $15 a
week out of his $22 salary, and was
placed on probation for a year. The
woman was not a hulf-bad Judge,
either.—Health Culture,
Praising England
Qunga Das, the Indian lecturer, said
in an address in Chicago:
“Some of my fellow countrymen at
tack the English, but we all have to
admit that the English have improved
the Indian woman’s status.
“Take the suttee. By the law of
suttee the Indian woman mounted her
dead husband’s funeral pyre ahd was
turned to death. 71
“In pre-English days, to put It In
another way, the Indian widow was
cremated—now she’s rerouted.’*
Training Watted
‘‘Sendln’ Mnriu ter that flnlshln'
school was all nonsense," said old
Uawbucks as his daughter went Into
the parlor to meet her visitor. "Here's
that young man Foster been ‘callin’
here for six months, an’ she ain't able
to finish him yet.”—Boston Transcript.
Cuticura Comforts Baby's 8kln
When red, rough and Itching, by hot
buths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
Cuticura Ointment. Also make use
now and then of that exquisitely scent
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one of the Indispensable Cuticura
Toilet Trio.—Advertisement.
Fatt Trip
Caller—You say your boss went to
Europe this morning. When will he
return?
N«*,w Boy—Well, It won’t be before
lunch anyhow.
Marriage makes one of two, but
somehow It doesn’t seem to decrease
the world's population.
Competition Is the life of trade—
also of Imitation and adulteration.
Sounds Fishy
"Pa, why lg a cat boat?"
“I don't know, tny son. unless It Is
to give the dogfish something to
chase.’’ ;
✓
Perhaps yon can love your neigh*
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Boredom and Age
As you grow older, you will find
your affuirs tecomlng more trifling.
Others will bore you more, and you
will bore them more. A man will also
lind It more difficult to work with ad
vancing years; his grumbling requires
more of his time year after year.—tik
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American hacksaws, once 60 popular
In Europe, are being replaced by ar
imitation mude by Sheffield (England)
concerns.
MOTHER:- Fletcher's
Castoria is a pleasant, harm
less Substitute for Castor Oil,
Paregoric, Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups, espe
cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.
To avoid imitations, always k^ok for the signature of
Proven directions on each Physicians everywhere recommend a.
Melon Hat
