WOMEN BREAK DOWN.
L i
JJaAr ouuii'iinies women
Cltil t -balf Invalid - Con-
OJU tlnual 1,n8Uor. all
8 urea out, run down.
A backache, norves Bhat-
-4'VTi1C ,'re(, h'alaoin torrl-
ble pain, no appetite.
mjv ryi-ur uiKfiHlnn. in nln
coses out of ten Ifi be
cause the kidneyi fall
to do their work of
filtering the polsonouj
yntem waste from the
blood. The kidneys
are weak and need the
Btreniitlienlni? hnin , t
Poan's Kidney lMlla. Read how these
pills repair a weukened physical con
dition when this condition Is caused
by sick kidneys:
Mrs. Sudle Mettles of 33 W. 4th
Ave., Columbus, Ohio, says: ' Prior to
the year IS'JS sufTored considerably
from backache, pain In tho head, lan
guor and depression and weakness of
the action of tho kidneys. Tho pain
was always worse in the morning, and
I felt miserable. I was Induced to
procure a box of Doan's Kidney nils
and I began their use. They proved
prompt and effective. They cured me
and there has been no return of the
trouble since taking them. I owe all
the credit to Dunn's Kidney Pills."
A FREB TRIAL, of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mrs. Met
tles will be mailed on application to
nny part of the United States. Ad
dress Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y. For sale by all druggists, price 60
cents per box.
A pompous person applied to the
elder Ilenner for a Job as editorial
writer. "What are your qualifica
tions?" asked the editor. "I know all
the literary men of Englnnd," replied
tho applicant. "H'm, h'm." said Hen
nett, "you must know DickenB, then?"
"I was a reporter with Dickens." "And
l"hackeray?" "I helped Thackeray with
lis 'Hook of Snobs. And Tenny-
Jon?" "I have broken manv a nloo
with Tennyson." "And George Eliot?"
I roomed with him."
Absence Is a tonic for love onlv
when men and women love with all
their heart and soul. When they do
not, the ancient proverb is still true:
"Far from the eyes, far from the
heart."
Mm. fVinslnw'n soothing rtyrnp.
For rbllilrrn tc.tliliiK, aufteua the tiiirua, roducot fty
flaniwailuu, ajlaya palu, curat wluUoollu. S&utUjiUa.
If a man Is satisfied with one meal
a day he can afford to write poetry.
CITC rrmnpiitlT rami. Nn fltnor nrrrnnww arte
VI I V ilrot duT'a uwnf llr. Kllnr'alli-fiit Nt'fvr Hi-mi.i
fir. Hnil Ic.r FltKK D'J.IIII trim tmttli. mul tr.'stlta,
lid. U. U. Luke, LUL, imi ajiIi Mreet, 1'IuUuIuIijUU, l'
Self-made men generally act as
though they were proud of thoir job.
ARE TOl'K CI.OTUES IADEOT
TTro Iteil Cnwti RiUl I!h:e and muko t hum
white agiiiu. Largo ii oz. piuiliag ji 5 cent
Few men ran argue about religion
And keep cool.
Superior quality and extra quantity
must win. This Is why Defiance
Starch Is taking the place of all
others.
One way to dodge tho dlvorco courts
Is to stay single.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S4.C0, $3.50, $3.00, $2.50
ViSS SHOES
"W.L Douglas kIioos
tiro worn ly moro
HEAT IN
THE WORLD.
men than any other
inakf. Tho reason
is, they hold their
nlmpe.titbetter.wear
i i i f
1, 1 !7
Kreaier liunnsiu
value than any A
Oilier slioca. JFv.
, i.imik Kir niim" nml orlrw mi liotlitin.
Itoiiulita - ( iiroim t'olUUiii, villi li l
mryu lii-icciinieih'il toliotlift lmil I'lutcnt
Irf-nlliiryi-t priiilm-ril. fait Vo'or I iirltltutrd.
biiwa hT uitiil.r.n-iioi'YirA. Wmnf.ir ('aiiilnir.
W. L. DOIK.I.A, ltrtH-kton, Mua.
tnt OSKMU. fOVVCA't
II tft n AHJIUH tllZ .t
Mcdt n bluk or ytllcw for all kinds
of wi worV On ! twwhtrt
lock forth JifnoM'wMiwrfLr"
Ik. T(-MfB ...tk-kntt. I J
vm I-..T. IVITLn VII UK VUhlllt..
Awayfl
$500
Given
U'nu na or
nartlratara and Im aamipla-awi of
Tho Mnltary otlnir
T.troridiRwicrmiiTniiln. M
. V... .nlwll mlXWltu
onlflwuff. ratiful(frlohllnd
l.ilrsutint. Notl.br. J.eut-I
alt hnt 'iur ln WHumiioB. HJ f
A lnbt In In lb. rkM. proi-rW !-1
iwiii f ..suit hirdwirtuHl aruc dol.rt I
iarir.tr". tiaulUt C7Jltt4 IwlO. Uci.
trltillluU.1.1.
vJKyS BINDER
SIIGHICIGAR always reliable
lout joiMur ur iliini imui tiur)', l'url, 1U.
W. N. U., Omaha.
No. 181904
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A Bad Fix
Wt-.M rr. ".'ilea, up ocKin (rem tifaj to fx:!, ad ;h
t!to licih leader t J tha tJuch, when
Soreness and Stiffness
naVd "ry m'ln c' tti K dy p-.Hwl, th" cjrrt
iJ qjit?.it -y out cf tt.c trcul.o is lo u.o
St. Jacobs ; Oil
promptly, It wajnn, raUiet. curc. Fries, aSc. end 50c.
Kites as Scapegoats.
Everybody know the fondness of
the adult Otiinese fur kite flying. The
Korean, however puis this pastime to
a use altogether novel. Wheii the
timo of good resolutions emues around
at the new year the Korean writes
on a kite all his faults. "Evil disposl
tion. impatience, had words, street
rights," etc. "li was bo dark," bay
one America:! residing In Korea, r
latlng mien an Instance, that no klt
could be seen, but when he had run
the string out to its full length h
cut it and let it go, Imagining that so
he had rid himself of his enemies and
could hepim the new year with new
courage."
A California senator, who recently
returned to IiIh heme from a Kuropean
tour, has been telling a Mory of his
adventures which redounds to tho
credit of the Loudon bus conductor.
On a veiy rainy day. the senator got
Into an multibus. Very soon he no
ticed that drops of water were putter
ing down upon hU head from the roof.
At that moment the conductor entered
to collect the lares. "What's the mat
ter with the roof?" said the dump sen
ator; "does It !o this always'.'" "No,
sir," replied the seiiHible eouduetor;
"only when li rains."
Prophet Joseph Smith, of the Mor
mon church, says that for a man to
live with but one wife, is as bad as
to be an infidel, as polygamy was com
manded by God direct. If a man has
a wife, and she objects direct to a
second, or a third, sho will be de
stroyed. Now will the woman be good?
Death Is one thing that never fails
to come to the man who waits.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
tr Iik uI iitli.tn, na ibi r rumiot trteh th dt
eairil portlou of ih cur. 1 iipiv I only one way lo
rurs ilrnlni-ai. and flint la by rinalllutliial renieillrt.
tlraftlraa la ra.iard liy an lltnalned condition of the
niucuua 1 1 11 1 11 of tho Maim lilan Tiilio. W hen Hit.
tulie la Inflamed you tunc, a nt n i II tiu Hound or Im
perfect bcarlnic.aud when It la entirely c.locd. Hcaf
ne la I lie re. nil an, I uiiloa Hie liilUmniatfon can tin
lakcn oul and tbla lulic rt-olored I" lla normal condi
tion, hcarluit sill Iw dcairovt'd forever; nine cac
out of ten am cun.rd by aurrli. which lanoiblog
but an Inflamed condition of the inucoii aurfacf a.
.Ve win ulve our llundted Hollara for anv cace of
Denfnena i euuacd bv cm a: r 111 I Mai cannot lid curtd
by Itali a Cuiarrb Cure. Send for ctrculara. free.
., V. .1. CHUNKY CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold bv Drutrtr'iit. ;.v.
lake ilull'a Faintly I'llli for conillpatlon.
Some men talk and talk, and never
seem to get relief.
It is the Interest of everv member
of tho STATU FARMER'S MUTUAL
INSl'RANCK CO. to help It along.
The Company belongs to tho members.
Tho officers ere their servants. Each
member Is only liable for his share of
louses and expenses, according to the
amount of Insurance ho carries.
Members are assessed at the end
of two years, after the Insurance was
nrtit written upon all their policies
for the time insured, and assessment
follows every two years.
e have paid our members over
IfiO.OOO In losses. Cunnot. you help
some of your neighbors to its bene
fits? B. R. STOl'FKEU. Sec'y.,
South Omaha, Nebr.
A woman's Idea of mutual pleasure
Is to spend the money her husband
earns by the sweat of his brow.
To the housewife who has not yt
become acquainted with the new
things of everyday use In the market
and who Is reasonably satisfied with
the old, we would suggest that a trial
of Defiance Cold Water Starch be
made at once. Not alone because It
Is guaranteed by the manufacturers
to be superior to any other brand,
but because each 10c package con
tains 16 07.8., while ell the other kinds
contain but 12 ozs. It Is safe to say
that the lady who once uses Defiance
Stnrch will use no other. Quality
and Quantity must win.
When a man rer.ches the hotting
stago he Is na the end of his argu
ment. ITnn.l rower Hnjr I'rcag C28 OO.
Greatest, simplest, best invention of
the np. A boy inn make regular
sized MxlSxIS In. bales like fun, nnd
two bovs can bale llirpo tuna nor rlnv
easily.
snsn this notice to-pat
to the John A Kllrror Won. I nn T
- ' n v. . , i m
Crosse, Is., with nc stamps for matl-
iiik. Hint ineir DiK raining, rully de
scribing this great Hay I'ress, so also
hlinrll-IHlfl nf tnnla nnri ll,,.iiB.niu
rlettes of Farm and Vegetable Seeds.
IT XT TT
"Sardoti represents a distinct type
of the drama which he originated,"
said a pupil In Itrnnder Matthews'
dramatic literature class at Columbia
university. "What description of that
type do you offer?" acked Professor
Matthews. "Theatrical plays closely
packed with Interest mark the Sardine
drama," replied the youni.: man,
promptly at.d earnestly. "Young man."
laughed the pr.ifessor, "with a can
opener you may yet evolve the great
American play."
At an "at homo" n young man came
In and made his way to the hostess,
greeting her nnd apologzing for his
lateness. "Awfully glad to see you,
Mr. Blank," said the hostess; "so gootl
of you to ccme. Hut where Is your
brother?" "I am commissioned to
tender his regrets. You see, we are
so busy just now that is Is Impossible
for both of us to get away, so we
tossed up to see which of us should
come." "How nice! Surh an original
Idea. And you won?" "No," said the
young man. absently. "I lost."
Tho war in the fur east has resulted
in torpedo lints, a new snrltiL' stvle
following Hip interest In the cast.
Heavens, what if interest in the Reed
Smoot case results In n fashion of
plural wives.
NEBRASKA STATE NEWS
LOOK TO GOOD INSURANCE.
Complaints Pourinj in from Nebra.ka
Policy Holders.
LINCOLN Complaints from Ne
braska policy holders have been pour
ing Into the office of Deputy Auditor
Pierce at a Lvely rate during the last
few days and as a result he has de
clared war on wildcat concerns.
These are companies not authorized
to do business In the state. They
solicit policies by mall and their
tempting offers have led many farm
ers to "0116."
Mr. rierr e lias notified tho public J
in a statement mat the .Mercantile
Fire Insurance company of Chicago,
which has been flooding tho state
with circulars, Is not authorized to do
business in Nebraska. The American
Underwriters of Chicago Is in the
same shape; also II. A. l'otter & Co.
of Chicago, and tho Union Fire of
Chicago. None of these companies
are authorized to solicit In Nebraska
or Illinois. The following other com
panies are not authorized to do busi
ness In this state; Security Fire of
Chicago and the Firemen's Fire of
Chicago.
Policies In "wildcat" companies are
void In Nebraska, but a policy in an
unauthorized insurance company,
which has complied with tho provi
sions of the insurance brokerage sec
tion of lue laws, may be recovered on.
None of the companies named have
complied with either the insurance
or brokerage sections of the law, con
sequently their polities are void un
der tho statute, which reads as fol
lows :
"All fire insurance policies isseed
to residents of this state or upon
property situated In whole or la part
In this state by companies, corpora
tions, associations, partnerships or
persons who have not complied with
the laws of the state, unless procur
ed under and by the provisions of
this act, are hereby declared void."
WIFE DESERTER SENTENCED.
Hunter Gets Six Months In the Peni
tentiary. NEBRASKA CITY John Hun
ter, who was arrested and brought
back here from Carbon, la., charged
with wife desertion, was taken before
Judge Jessen and pleaded guilty. Ho
could not give bond for tho support of
his wife and children, so he was sen
tenced to the penitentiary for six
months. This Is ihe first conviction
in this county for this crime, although
it is the second case that has been
in the courts here.
The county assessor has returned
nearly all of the schedules to his dep
uties in tho country precincts to be
corrected and the value of live stock
raised.
Promised to Be Good.
DAKOTA CITY Upon promise to
the court 'lint he would provide for
his wife and family and bo a good
and true husband, the case against
William Salisbury in Judge Elmers'
court was continued for thirty days
and Salisbury was released from cus
tody on his own recognizance In tho
sum of $200. Salisbury was arrested
nnd placed In jail on complaint of his
wife that lie had failed to maintain
and support herself nnd their children
nnd that he had wilfully abandoned
them.
Sustained the Demurrer.
LINCOLN The district court has
sustained the demurrers of the stnto
In the Hoyd comity land cases. The
attorneys for the settlers Immediately
asked leave to file amended petitions,
and this was granted. Attorney Gen
eral Prout has returned from Uoyd
county. Tho cases now go over to the
next session.
THIEVES ON PASSENGER TRAIN.
Relieve Discharged Soldiers of Eighty
Dollars and Decamp.
NEHRASKA CITY H. A. Jennings
was robbed of $80 near this city on
tho .Missouri Pacific passenger due
here at 12:40. Jennings and two oili
er men were In a gnme of cards and
when they drew near this city one
of the men covered Jennings with a
gun while the other relieved him of
$.80. Tho mnn with the fT'in kept Jen
nings covered till the other was safely
off the train and then he. too. took
to the woods, Jennings stopped off
and reported tho matter to tho author
ities, but so far the police have beca
unable to find the robbers.
Bit Fire Crrckera Barred,
flit AND ISLAND At tho meeting
of the ci'y. council an ordinnnce pro
hibiting the sale of fire crackers of
greater dimensions than three Inches
In length nnd half nn inch In diameter
the sale of dynamite canes or other
dynamite exploding contrivances, and
of blank cartridge pistols, was passed
on Its first reading.
Carl Markow Drowned.
LINCOLN Word has been receiv
ed by the Lincoln relatives that Carl
Markow, second mate of a tnins-Pa-clflc
ocean merchantman, was drown
ed In tho harbor of San Francisco.
Few details or the accident have as
yet been learned. Mr. Markow was
well known In Lincoln, having visited
In this city at several different times.
Two brothers and two Hitters of tho
drowned man are residents of this
place. Mr. Markow had rxpect"d to
visited his Lincoln relatives during
tills spring.
Buried Like White Child.
in'SIIVII.I.E-The ,nlo Mnionths
old baby of Luther ftaiidlng Hear, tho
Interpreter, died here, nnd Itnsliville
witnessed nn Iniiiin funenil. The
little mite, who was born last year
In Knghn.l. was iiiny. d in pink and
repined In a li:aiifnl while enskct.
obtained from the lo,;il under! :i!,er;t.
The remains were hid In the Pair
View (Cillot'Tv, Rev. Nil.en of the
United Presbyterian i Imrch conduct
ing the service. The procession num
bered several conveyances and sixty
braves In uniform.
THE STATE IN BRIEF.
Farmers about Waveiiy have decid
ed to build an elevator.
Fairfield changed from dry to v.ct
at the recent election.
If deputy assessors in 1-ancastor
county do not list property at full
cash value they will lose their jobs.
W. J- Willeford's residence at To
bias was destroyed by fire. Tho loss
was about $l,2ou, partially covered
by insurance.
Tho contract has been let rn the
new system of water works which
will be constructed in Spencer, and
werk will begin immediately.
The State Hoard of Public Lands
and liirildings a few days ago awarded
the contract for the erection of the
hospital at MUl'ord to H. T. Ward of
Tecumseh. for $1S.(',00.
A twohciuV'd sheep is the latest ac
quisition to tho museum of freakish
animals in northern Nebraska. It
came to Norfolk from Emerick and Is
being prepared for mounting.
Detail plans of tho normal school
to bo erected at Kearney are on exhi
bition at the office of State Superin
tendent Fowler. Hids for tho erection
of the school will be opened April 26.
Mrs. Sarah L. lilair, sister of Ezra
Rogers of Auburn, dropped dead at
thg home of her nephew, Alvr. Rog
ers. She was in her usual health,
having walked from the home of her
brother.
The town of Auburn Is much
wrought up over the sudden disap
pearance of Robert Watson, who has
left a wife destitute. A saloon busi
ness which he had is in the hands
of creditors.
A prairie fire started In the eastern
part of Mcl'herson county and driven
by a hard wind swept the country for
thirty miles, nearly to tho North
Platte river. No casualties have yet
been reported.
Sunday evening saw the close of a
five weeks' series of successful evan
gelistic meetings In Norfolk under the
leadership of Rev. Milford H. Lyon
of Chicago and his singer, Mr. Coul
ter, resulting in 450 converts.
Deputy county assessors in Lancas
ter must list property at full vulue.
So announced County Assessor Miller.
He called a meeting to Investigate
the reports that the officials were
following the methods of last year.
William T. Turlcy, tho Grand Is
land man who was sentenced to sev
enteen years In the penitentiary for
murder In the second degree, was
granted a stay of sentence pending a
homing on his appeal from the lower
court.
Heroic efforts on the part of Ster
ling's fire brigade and a heavy rain
saved Steiiin;.; from what might have
been total destruction by lire. As it
was. four store buildings and most of
the contents were destroyed, entailing
a loss of nearly $15,000.
A petition Is being circulated by
the W. C. T. U. In Grand Island ask
ing the city authorities to have all
screens removed from saloons, to
close up promptly at 12 o'clock each
night and to remove offensive signs
from the windows and doorways.
The Durlington bridge, nearly a
mile long, spanning the Platte river
between Grand Island and Phillips
was found to be on fire. Section men
from Grand Island and Aurora were
sent and short before noon got the
fire under control, with tho aid of
farmers.
Payson, youngest son of John T.
Marshall, was seriously Injured on
the head with a baseball bat at tho
school grounds In Pananin. He was
carried to the offlre of Dr. Was, who
made an examination and found tho
skull to be fractured. An operation
was performed on the head with good
results.
F. J. McGee of Fremont, Ralph Osh
ton of O'Ncil nnd Milton N. Dodds of
Omaha have been appointed railway
mail clerks.
Jane Abbott, librarian nt tho Fre
mont library, has bt en elected libra
rian of the Public library at South
Omaha and will probably enter upon
her duties at that place soon. Miss
Abbott has made a specialty of library
work for many years nnd was at ono
timo acting librarian of the North
Carolina State library.
Edward A. Rclmera died at tho
Sioux Falls (S. D.) penitentiary last
week. The Relmers, father and son,
wero sentenced to live years In tho
Sioux Falls prison by tho United
States court for wrecking tho First
National bank of Ncligli, Neb., the
older lieimer, "C. A.," being the pres
ident of the bank and Mie son the as
sistant cashier.
Alarmed by the numerous cnpllol
fires. Representative Sweezy of Webs
ter county will have a bill to present
J" Tile ll'-vt Wklnt'irn t
o. i.-ieu si 1 1. s Ht-t ol Pawnee
I Ity. were Mole, Sunday tikxlit licit
the ':ttli.dl- eh.,,-,!,. Mr. Oltnuin's
son drove the .,,,, ,, (h(,m
'"':' '" chiiivh. Ills overcoat and
two robes disappeared with th. tig
Pnilti,. n-"s were Miirt-d bv loco
motive., ,,.. ,,.1!V(,U nni
line A hh:h i, v.liippcd t),,,,,,
along for in,,...,, ,, ni)(lv ni))
them Into a civ, t(. At ,;,,..,,
army of m,.., ,,,, , , P,ht
finnios. No scrim damage was dono
Tree' Wonderful Vitality.
A curious lucldeut occurred durln
the gale at llansworth, a short titn
go. ays it Scotch paper. A large
tree was blown down across the roa'd
ay. A number of men were told off
to remove the obstruction, which thfy
commenced to do by lopping off some
of tho larger branches. After about
half a ton had been thus removed, the
tree began to lift Itself from the
ground, and as soon as a little more
weight was taken off It sprang Into a
vertical position, which it retained de
plte tho subsequent rough weather.
It was found that the roots had been
stretched, but not broken, and were
sufficiently clastic to pull the trunk
after it tad been relieved of sonio ot
Us weight.
Value of Carrier Pigeons.
The best carrier piguons are worth
several hundred dollars in the mar
Set, and some cannot be purchased at
ny price. During the unnual pigeon
show in New York last year $:Mti and
?von $300 was refused by the owue-;;
for some of their choicest pets. The
iverage exhibits were valued nt $2."i
ind $:(. Trices, however, do not
Stand In the way of tho pigeon fan
cier today, for excellent homing pig
ons can be purchased for $3 and less.
Ono can start a loft with half a doz
?n breeders, and within a few seasons
lave all the birds desired.
Tons of Diamonds.
It Is estimated that the total world
production ot diamonds up to date
approximates 85,000,000 carats. As we
are not In the habit of weighing our
diamonds by the ton, we are In 6ome
doubt concerning the proper system
of computation, whether troy or avoir
dupois, long ton or short ton. Accord
ing to tho system used by those who
do weigh their diamonds In ton quan
tities, the result would be in tho
neighborhood of twenty or twenty
five tons of sparklers now appearing
as factors In tho Joys and tho miseries
of a world which has substituted dia
monds for tho beads aad the wampum
of its ancestors.
"I am disgruntled," said Senator
Foster recently: "I'll never give
money to a street beggar again as
long as I live. There was a very pitiful-looking
beggar in the avenue, a
few minutes ago, and, my heart going
out to him, I stopped to hand him a
few small coins. 1 had difficulty, I ad
mit, In finding my change, but was
that any reason for tho beggar to
frown at me and say, impatiently:
"Hurry up, Bir, I've lost several cus
tomers while you've been muddling
over them pennies.
What a "Yeggman" Is.
The word "yeggman" is now ellgl
Slo to dictionary honors. It has court
authority. In a recent damage suit
U Lynn, Mass., the plaintiff set forth
:hat by calling him a yeggman the
defendant meant "that the plaintiff
was a desperado, a criminal, a night
burglar, a tramp burglar, a crook, a
freebooter, a murderer, a man who
posed as a tramp in tho daytime and
was a burglar In the nighttime."
A well known actor wa3 telling his
sixteen-year-old son, who he consid
ers very, Immature and young for his
age, that ho ought to be doing some
thing for his glory and his country.
"Why, when Georgo Washington was
your age, my son, he was surveying
the estate of Lord Fairfax." The boy
thought a moment, then ho replied,
quietly: "Well, when he was as old
as you, pa, ho was president of the
United States."
Where do you put your shoes the
Inst thing at night? Ia tho same
place, and are you a crank about them
being there? Also a s!gn of age. Some
peoplo get so they can't sleep unless
every piece of wearing apparel Is put
in tho sauo place night after night.
It is always n sad moment when Tl
tanla rubs the lotion off her eyes and
notices Bottom's ears for tho first
time.
An Easy Way To Do It.
Mineral, Idaho, April 11. Mr. D.
S. Colson of this place has something
to say which will be of Interest to
many men. Mr. Colson claims to
have found a simple way to get rid of
pains In the back, Sciatica or Rheu
matism. He has cured himself and
so claims personal experience in proof
of his method.
Mr. Colson says:
"I had awful pains In my hip. They
got so bad nt last that I could hardly
walk. I tried several things, but got
no relief till I began to use Dodd's
Kidney Pllla. and I had taken but a
few of these pills till the pain left
mo entirely.
"Dodd's Kidney Pills certainly did
mc lets of good and I consider them
a grent medicine."
Tho remedy thnt cured Mr. Colson
is tho samo that has been making
such sensational cures of Plight's
Disease, Diabetes, Dropsy and Rheu
matism nil over the country. The
nnmo of the medicine is Dodd's Kid
ney Pills,
To be well preserved a woman, llko
fruit, needs a good deal of sugar In
tier composition.
Many a man who marries nn holr-
ess lives to regret monkeying with a
get-rleh-qulek game.
Thero's something radically wrong
about n, woman who Isn't fond of
1ress parade.
Most men like to give out the lm
iresslon of knowing moro than they
aro to tell.
No rhromos or cheap premiums,
but a better quality nnd mie-ihlrd
Jtiore of Defiance Starch for the same
irlco of other starches.
When a man is unable to make a
1 1 v I ii nt anything else ho Id eligible
for u government Job.
Carpels can be colored on the floor
Wth PUTNAM FADELESS- DYES.
That which Is within one's grasp,
yet ntioblnlnal le, makes our greatest
sorrows.
. A man U never satisfied until ho
attends his own funeral.
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li A prominent Southern Tadv. Mrs.
131 1 1 f TVT 1
uiancnaru, 01 iNasnvilie, 1 enn.. te s how
- - -
she was cured of backache, dizziness, pain
ful and irregular periods by the use of
Lydia u. inkham's
and lower limbs, unci fitful fclcp.
. " ssi si jut, win, luuunu ill
nuum uiuy IllOilll NUlllTing 10 1110.
lictter health is all I wanted, and euro if popsil ,1c. Lyd la E. Pink
bam s cffctablo Compound brought mo With nnd litmiiineRS in a
few short months. I feel hko another person now. Jly aches and latins
nave lett me. Life bcc-ius new and ewect to me, and everything Beema
pleasant and easy. J "
i " H bVttles ,brouSut e health, and wns worth moro than months
under the doctor's care, which really did not benefit mo at nil. I am sat
wiled there is no mcdicmo so good for sick women ns your VctreUble
Compound, and I advocate it to my lady friends in need of medical
help. Mrs. B. A. Ulanciiakd, 422 Uroad St., Kashville, Term.
Inn W2CIlWOme?are tr2uUc1!th irrt,(?ula-. suppressed or painful tncnutmn
tton, weakness lm.oorrh.ra, displacement or ulceration of the womb, tliut
flI?n T.?Wa naition of the ovaries, bookuche, bloating (or
flatulence), general debility, indigestion, aud nervous Prostration, or arc elt'
l'Jj- iviv . r
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a iu i. t i , ,ul iw" "luuu-iiie, unu it uui mo po riiUcn
pood that 1 purchased another, and tho result was so satisfactory that I
bought six more bottles, and am now fc-slinjr like a new woman. I shall
never bo without it. I hopo that my testimonial will convince women
that your egetablo Compound is tho greatest medicino in the world
tor iallm.fr of tho womb or any other femalo complaints." llits. IUt
Cody, 2000 Lirch St, rhihdclphia, Pa.
filneVJb,.r' efry woman Is cordially Invited to write to Mr.
I In kuatn if there is anythinpr .about her symptoms sho does not
?inllrr1i1,n,,1 ,,or n1,lpess 1 Lynn, Mass., W advice is lreo taul
CUcerlully given to every ailing woman who asks for it.
aiaW1
GET' A"
ON OUR TRADE MARK.
GET TO KNOW IT
AND TriLN NEVtR BUY
0EFIANCE STARCH IS WITI10IT EQUAL IT IS COOtt
IT IS BETTER. IT IS THE BEST AND MORE OF IT FOR TEN
CENTS THAN ANY OTHER STARCH. IT WILL NOT ROT THE
CLOTHES. YOUR GROCER HAS IT OR VrILL GET IT If YOU
(V enn it
un i ur ii. n
bAIISrACTION OR MONEY BACK.
MANUFACTURED BY
The DEFIANCE
MKXICAN
Mustang Liniment
curvu v'utn. lltiriiM, Hi uIxoh.
Lawn Fence
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Vegetable Compound
1 dreaded tho timo to come which
mi Buiii symptoms as uizzini-Ks, faintni'fcs, las
situde, excitability, irritability, nervonsm-wi.
blci'plcssnoss, melancholy, "all-tfone" sud
" WIinl-l,-lu.-l,.ft.nl,T !! tl
-.v...u. itLiiiivo. ui ui's una
l 1I1V nnv nf Iw
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'ffik k'(l Bn tru r''mely. I.jdia 13. Tinkhaiii's
Rjij effefnblei Coin pound nt once removes such
F- ttJ trouble. Kefuro to luiv
A Severe Case of Womli Trouble Cured i
in IMiihulelpIiia.
"Dkau Mn s. I'inkimm : I have I'een
cured of Kcverc forualo troubles by
tho u,e of Lydla 13. lMnkham's
VcpetaMo Compound. I was
ui-aiijf iL-iuiy to give Up, lUt R'Cirig
mlvcrlisPTllOllt. T tillrr.bnc.H rin 1...HI..
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GRASP
WIIP.N YOU Sf.E (T
STARCH WITHOUT IT.
n aj a
STARCH CO.,
Looking for a Home?
Then why not heap In view tha.
fact that the farming land of
Western
Canada
nio Miffirir iii n Mi,.:'nrt n rt'nlution rf .r"iK' f4
(r ovft '1 hn iittinui.itiuu lit t tin ( a-t in jul
iiai Wvn I'lu iK int'iml.
FREE Honi23?eatl Lands
ccilv fli-rr il-lc. wluln pi!,- ' liinU nittt ha rnr
I linvi ,1 fl in Kl.tl.'.HV iilul I ll'lli 1 t'lnl 1 l'
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l"'-t nn lln4 r, ;t'.iiiiti!, !. 1 1 I'" I
nlnl i null' i-ll ii.i ni, Mi-, K-:nl I l n.uiki'l.
Viirkrli, SiItiiIi. I'.iiMh ih imil nil i.t In r
-inlli luna mill. i' ,-"lirn ( unii.l.i u invV
ill..' sput f.ir thi' Ki'llli r.
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CURES catarrh oi the stomach.
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