LONO T1U1X OF AIDf KXTS
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA AND
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
aakand sad Wife Restored to Health
br Hm1'i ffaroaparllla.
Impure blood la often the cause of
long train of allmeuU. Th blood It
the vital fluid upon which all the or
gans depend fur nourishment. When
this nourishment falls to be supplied
proiierly the whole system feels the
eflfeet. Head tlUs letter:
"Several years ago I was tak.-n witb
tbe grip, ami I was sick all winter. I
bad nervou prostration and a lem
train of ailment that follow chwly
wKb that terrible uialady. Lam wluler
It aHzed me again. It weut to my lungs
and I bad congestion of the lungs an I
kidney nud liver trouble. When I felt
its Approach. I
Quickly Heaortrd to Haotl'a
Rarsaparllla and a glorious result
followed. I it on my fct tii
first winter for aevcu years. Tin- symp
tom of the ditiime left me. and tie
alluieuta comiccd-d with it. I or -
oral years my husband was u sufferer
wUh rheumatism and ijrUi'algia. 1 1
was all run down and ,11 a very bad
way. He took many kinds of m dh-iri.
without liny perinaiieni b -in -s M until
be began taking Ibiml S.u- ipurillu.
Thin medicine cured the pain of rheu
matism and ueurjilgia and In- a d be
felt like a new man. If all ilnrse who
are suffering fro'u ucrvoim trouble. i,r
rheumatism would give llo.td's Sara
parllla a trlii) they would find ihat it
peaks for llwelf." Mrn. F. Prait.
Wbeaton. JIHuoi.
A new link cuff button hap a shank on
each lull of the burton, the otln-r en la
having a hollow-Blotted ball an I a bead
respectively. To faxteri ttie link to
Mr, lavage wan a woman greallj
liked and rexieoted la tbe nelghlwr- 1
hood In which she lived, and her eva '
dlapoaltion was oftau pntiaed by hM ,
neighbors, who wera apt to be ratbei !
plain-spoken Id regard to her huahaud'1
irritable temper. "I don't aee bow It la, !
Aunt Temperance, that you are always j
ao quiet when I.'ncle Icbubod Ijeglna tu ,
fret about useless things. You never j
aay a word," remarked her niece, wbo j
bad been ataying at tba farmhouse for
several weeka, and bad beard Icbabod's t
frequent complaining. j
- Mm. Savage mnlU-e) placidly, aa abe
answered: . I
"I'm iiuMt afeard, Miranda, that you '
haven't paid strict attetitlon to what
your uncle was asying at the tlmea you
mention; bwaune. If you had, you'd
"a" aet-n that be don't tieed anybody to '
reply to blm; be reasons with blmaelf,
ho to rpchk, and prtnen1 my vlewa a
sight better than 1 could. You just (
give attention the next time you betir .
biiu a-disputing. and you'll see that I've
nooii-nxlou to disturb niya'df." j
The opportunity for listening to Mr.,
lavage we. wmu given: )
"'Taint no place to put u chair out
ou that bai-k stoop," txgitn I'tu-le I'dia
Itod, "i;ut. it's kiud of a pleasant place to
sit," h- .' "lit on. In a miidi-r tone; and
t If n, i : '.ii Ii!h voieo;
"I o'ii't litre it 'ij: t!..' ihair'll be
spoil i.'li left oi.t in all kind of
hi'h". '.icr, and I won't Live il tliere."
'I with Just it h.c:.-,'ttlon of n
' 1 rs ar ,m-t t
.1 '&JhsAf.
If
V 4 ''tvv', j
bi.t
vol.
f.-ll a. i.ii. and h" coii-
pau
tit :. I
"A w l,'n clialr ilon'i hp-d very e ih'.
and that's one of the kiP-hon cliaiia
that n ver wan painted."
"Never itH pniuieil!" lie repeated In
a loti'te;' tone. 'There 'tin! .hint lie
cmife anythiiiK ain't tlieil up to kill
'taint any tme " nud be lifted the chair
and moved It to the other side of tie
otoop. "I'erhspn If It'H over lhi Hide It vil
Hnrneajt3 Wind for Many l.'ea.
A Bciixihle arranyeinetit Ut portrayed
by Farm atwl Home, tihowins how an
IngeuiotiH North Hakota fanner makes
full use of wind jMjwer. The machinery
cousin! of a iieared windinill ultacbed
to a pump, clnirit, wiuihlns machine,
feed mill. wimmI and i'indlotie.
The llltixi ration llow the "pump
bouse." The . .., ii, ,1 on t. upper
Hour, while n i be ground tlot-r Is 'he
wahin ni.ielriie, eburn, ami pimp, all
n arranged ;is i., be eaMily liitehcd to
tbe wind. The deep sell Ins i iv;iiint,
whieh neatly kept. In set in one cor-
getlier the liead is pushed
hollow ball, the bead be.ua: iai-
ii o the j be more ahellered," came
rer tiu ! toiiea. and then:
Ii 1m milder
tbe ilot, o that it ill not glipo it eamly.
The Bust Rooflng Material.
Tbe problem oi Ji n at in one thiit lia
bmg reci ive.1 tbe iittnutioii ot badderi and
property owners itei erully. To find a ma
tcriai Uia would reij.t th actio i of the j
element, prove impervious lo ilii ai lion
of ge!to ollen g- icrmud in tminuiaetU'-- i
in estulilihineiU", uml that eould In re-!
lieil npon under ih- moit try iiia; condi
tions. h" receired muc i attenlion Irom
ambitions inventors. From (let tlmiclied
roofnoftlie irlv pettier ib evolution
lowly proreed tlirourb v irion .-taiie
of liti((l. tin, tar and iron ; all of wtn.di
have bi-en fonnd wantitiu in ni iiiy ripeei.
Today after long etperitiiRtitimr, it -, e.,n- .
coded that the only material mceilrig all!
tbe mquirenieuta ot the perl'e t roof m i
ray n Manilla IJiMting. thin material
look and feela like leather, will not rust,
or eorrode, i iiiipervimj to the lu-tion of
"All the talking I do don't do a peck
of giMiil. no' a speck. I might Jut .'in
well tien r ay a word," and sitting
down lu the offending chair. I'li'de
Ichabobl bean fanning liiuinelf wish
hie big ytrasv hal, while Miranda and
ber aunt pxebangeij gluneen of under-atanding.
mm i
ran k. LJi.
r
"Tcnilerloln IVitlce Prri'lmt."
The Tenderloin I'rei-inct 1 the name
given tbe Nineteenth Police Preclucl in
New York. The precinct gained lh
name shout 18SI, when inie of tbe
police captain who IihiI Iwi-u in oom
maud of another precluri a ml wan un
der ordera to lake charge of the Nine
teenth, raid that he wan going from the
ruinpxteak to the tenderloin precinct.
Moat of the holela and i-lttba, fine pri
vate botite. ri-Niauranta and theater
were then In the Nineteenth Precinct,
mo that the Joke had a good IuikIh of
A ( II K A P HOt: HCB of l-OWtr.ll.
ga-iaes, and n absolutely ajater-pr.tof. H
will outwear the roof of tin or iron, and in t fact The name ia given now lo Klmllar
every way ! by far tbe moat economic;.! ;rwlncta lu many other place.
It also fortn a durable aubatilaia b r yltm- , .
Ur on waIN, and ia largely iLi.-d lor Ibis i Perila of the lleep,
porpoae. Kveryone who i. inlereH-d in j, )l( Mdniated that everr rear 2.000
roonng, on a large or mnall iale, ran
cure aample ol tbia inaterial by ad-lren--Ing.
Tbe Fay Manilla Itooiing '(J , fa n.
dan, N. J.
To cut cheese accurately a Mi'ylaii I
man baa an invention conntting of a
eir.-ular table on which Ihe cbeeien reu
and having teeth around tbeedge engag
ing a cog wheel by which it i turned, a
gradua el cale and indicator and a
knife for cutting the cbeeae.
Daafaeii Cannot be Caret
by loel applicatioua, a they cannot ra:h
tbediieated portion of the far. There u
only one way to cure Dealneaa, and that I
by conx itutional retuadiei. Di-aiui-.u ht
rained bv an inflamed condition of the
Biocou lining of the Kuatocbian Tube
When thin tule get- iiillaun-d you have a
rambling nound or impe-fect h:aring, and
whan it ia entirely cloteil Itealim in Ihe
result, and nid-eithe intliimmition can be
taken out and tins lulie renoreii to its
normal condition, bearing usili be U--atroyed
forever; nine cawi out of ten are
caoaed by catarrh, which t nothing iut
an inflamed condition of the mticou.i ur
facei. Wa will give One Hundred Dollar" for
any oaje of Ueafneas (raimed by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall s Catarrh
Oor. tsand for eireulari free.
K. J. CHK.N'KY CO.. Toledo. .
ray-Sold by Drugglsu. T6e.
tar Vour Maallh'a Malta.
Feoble persona and feeble children
BMd all wool underclothing from tbe
flrat of November to the fimt of May.
Vigorous people abould warm thetu
wlvea by exerclae; tltey need I em cloth
inf than the feeble and sickly. F.i
erclse imparts more warmth than the
beat of stoves, for such warmth per
meaues the whole body, whereas store
warmth only warms the surface while
it lasts. The warmth that comes from
lively circulation of tbe blood ia the
moat delightful and permanent ami
healthful.
walling veaeeU of all klnda ilippfir
In the e, carrying down l.iMKt human
being and Involving a lows of about
$100,iX),iH) In properly. It la only tbe
great diaaatera, like thai of the "Pi-i-hI-dent,"
or the "K.lbe," Hint attract gen
eral atti'itliou; but the real perils of the
sea are shown by tbe multitude of email
lon"H. No one knows how many of
those who go down to the aea lu ship
come to ee no more of life lo this
forld. i
Tlie late Mrs. Si'ott-?iddont was con
sidered by nome people the most beauti
ful profes-iional woman seen on the8tHc
or rostrum lor a piarler nf a century.
Annie Ourbin, daughter of the la'c
A u-tin ('orbin, the New York million
aire, manage 1 a suuull Iiotel (a.-t eiiin
nier at Shinneeock H.'lls, I.. I., and
showed much abdity in the matter.
The only cathedrals now in use in
Scotland are in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and
Duukeld.
F.tbel Nordhoff, daughter of Oliarle
Nordhoff, has chosen bookbinding as
calling, and has fitted herself for it by a
course at a famous London bindery.
tier of the pump bouse. A mmuh carries
water also to a watering tank near by,
where entile and liore iiucm-h ihejr
Ibintl. The circular wood ,aw, Ihe
grlnd.itone and the corn slieller, e. have
bci-n added in maklic the Illustration,
as has also a water tank, Thltt last ia
for use as u reservoir in veiy cold
weather, to supply water to a eiuullel'
drinking tank outside the building. The
water In this reservoir uud in the
creamer can be kept form freezing In
winter by placing a umall tou t nee
tusary. In tint room. The atove would
also be very useful at churning time
and ou vvasblug days. Having ma
chlnery lu a email hoine under the
windmill (linn not prevenl carrying the
power by means of a chuln. belt or tum
bling rod, from the mill to other adja
cent buildings. Screening wheat,
grinding, shelling, cutting feisl or other
operations can usually be more con
veniently done near the storage rooms,
Tbe mill Is convenient to the kitchen
and save-a much labor in pumping
water, churning, waxhlng. etc.
A Convenient Farm llriuli.
The Illustration herewith, taken from
the Amerienn Agriculturist, shown a
Ix-neh easily made in the home work
shop and very convenient lu many op
erations about the farm w ben plant
ing the garden, grafting In the orchard.
tbe roof. The vessel containing tbe ofi"
should have sufficient capacity for per
mitting of holding a supply for the
night, and tbe wick s'ottld not be turn
ed too high. It la not Becetisary to have
tbe temperature higher than 50 de
fc-reefi, iimj as there in quite an amount
of beat given off froia a lamp the tem
perature w ill hi- raised to that point If
the house is not too open; it will also,
MAKist In drying the walls and prevut-'
InS dampness There will !e no liabil
ity of foul air or injury from the lamp
in winter.
Cut Feed for Horace
All farmers use cut feed for horse
when at bard work, because there Is a
great saving in the labor needed to dl
K"Kt cut feed. If mixed with some grain
meal ami wet io that the nu-al can only
la- got by eating the cut feed mixed
with il. the whole will be chewed suf-iicb-ntly
to aioisiei. it with saliva,
which is iieei-ss.-iry to quicken diges
tion, I ! ii I this economy in feeding cut
leeil is nlso important when Ihe horse
i not working. If the cut feed Is corn
siaiks, it should alwiiyn be steamed
witii very hot water, ho as lo soften
too cm ends of Ihe stalks, which may
can-" injury. This is the best, also, if
bay or truw Is cut, particularly wheat
or rye draw, which, being harder tlinn
cut hay and lews nutritious. Is riot likely
to be thoroughly chewed. The stomach
of the horse needs a slight Irritation.
This Is the advantage which oats have
over (ther grains. Itx hull helps the
grain lo digest, belter, and this makes
the horse feel frisky and able to do his
best. It Is an old saying of farmers
that when un old horse begins to act
unusually coltixh be bus probably "got
an imt eta mil tig corner wise against
iiia stomach, and he jumps around fto
aa to get it out." It in a homely Illustra
tion, bur may have truth In It. Ameri
can Cultivator.
Tha MiMlng Link.
"The missing link is found !"
The great scientist paced up and
lown b'a room in great ecstasy, repeat
ing at intervals the joyful announce
sient: "The missing link ia found !"
He was very jubilant, and well be
might be, for it bad been tbiee loi g
Reeks since one of bis link cuff button?
iad rolled away into tbe "darkest corner
under tbe bureau. Pittsburg Chron
icle. One Secret of Longevity.
Those anxions to prolong this rapid
transitory existence of onr beyond the
average span, chould foster h s digestion,
negatively by abstaining from indiscre
tions in diet, and alllrmativety by the u-e
af that peerless stomachic, Hosteller's
rtoniach Bitters, when he experiences
ymptoms of indigestiun. The irnpuir
Bient of the digestive function is Jatul to
rigor, fiubdue with tbe Hitters, also,
fever and ague, biliousness and constipa
tion. ltt-n Agaltno Carrier Pigeons
An agriculturist of Westphalia made a
'et that 12 bees, released at a diciam-i
jf three miles from the bivesat the Fame
time as 12 pigeons, would travel over tic
ground as quickly an tbe birds 'I be
lirsi bee entered the hive one-quarter ol
i minute before the first pigeon reaci.ee
ii eoluiiibary. Three other bees arrived
before tbe Becond pigeon, and the re
mainderof the I'ompcti tors reached liou.i
eiwulianeously.
A Ilcvice for Uftinu-
It is often desirable In the stable, haru
or other buildings, to raise ome arti
cle from the floor for weighing, or
other pui'iKwe. Thla Is usually done
by sheer strength In lifting. The wim
ple device figured herewith, will save
much Htrength exerted In this way. On
the top of a beam or crossplece of the
framing, mount a wooden roller, us
suggested In tbe sketch. Whenever a
weight ks to 1h? lifted it is only neces
sary to throw h rofM- over the roller
and raise H a.s one would with a pnl-
Answered.
The nervous lit le man with the meek
atraw-colored whiskers had already
tackled everybody elbe in the car,
but be walked past the busby-browed
old party seveiai times before lie must
ered up courage to say :
"Excuse me, sir, but I'm taking i
-traw vote "
"Strawl straw! f-natled the old mai
flaring like tbe first heavy villain in a
heap melodrama "Well, I'm no suci
er." Detroit News.
Hull's Hair Kenewer is pronounced the
best preparation made for thickening ihe
growth of the hair and restoring ihni
hicb is gray to its oiiginal color.
The new lady mayorf s of Imdon U n
Jewess, with a great mass of suuwv
white hair, and when lighted up with
diamonds' and crowned with a glittering
tiais, is an impressive figure.
1 believe Piso's Cure is the oniy medi
cine that will cure consumption. Anna
M. Ross, W illiainsport, 1'u., Nov. 11, 'lift.
Deep rich purple shading to a wine
'.oor is one of ti;e fashionable, hues ol
the season. Greeu is also very much in
fitvor,
LIFTING DKVK K.
ley. Tbe roller ehouhl of course la1 as
large lu diameter as the U-ain Is thick,
so the rope will not draw across the
corner of the tenm.
Mrs. Wtualow's soothino STi-.ur for clulC
rnu teeihliiK, tollens ihe gums, reuiieea laUam
uiatiun. allay pain, cures wind colic, iie bnuin
As late as the year 1545 ihe people of
France entered complaints, against, cat
srpillars and bad lawsuits to Btop the. r
.ievsstat.ion.
Mrtarii CunrrBlaUM,
Hotel ueat (Sunday morningj I'd
like a Sunday paper, but I'm a stranger
here ami don't know which peper if tbe
bett.
News-stand Man Had your break
fast yet ?
"No."
" Well, you'd better take th's paper;
four supplements, 48 pages. It tbe
waiter is spry he'll get your order filled
before yju're through reading." N. Y.
Weekly.
Th display of street wraps for winter
use presents a bewildering variety of
coats, loose saeques, capes, pelerines
and combination coat and cape gar
ments that is very puzzling to those
who must make one earment do for one
t tne and all occasion.
And true-is tin, lerdict ..f ti:. regaritloj
H(K)d's S. r. ,aril!i. (. ,u,rr!i. acroiiili. rile .;
uiatlsm. dysis-Psa ikvviuk :r'.tiiio yield to
P M
Sarsaparilla
Tha :n-.t-:i M t. tlie - vrne I H joO I'lirilit-r.
Hood's Piihpf
comfort to"
"caTforni4.
itnijjsi hlt-epii' fhf lor p- i-1
vt, Su)c i.jtkt1 ir , Hhij Kf a:;-.
sri, and l.nH Any'flpM li-avv!
o ohtj huu J.ii't.-ln vtrt ih
li'irftuytijn Koiitij,
ii is canif.l, np:n.i-;crr.i
i!i raitan, has sj.j !;; .-i h d
t)'t''lcs and is imita w i ' i
ttrutiiif, i('d(ljif', tosv. ls.s -ip,
An erp' rif. t. d txciir
ititi eoiitiUfi-jr Him a uni-'
i'Tined Pii 1 1 win ii p r;or
r'.inpttfiy it ill N.ii h lii
j';ti-ilii' Cfiust.
Ii i !h tn (,'T ii o x (; j ! "(- i
liin-hc-i imrfis tin to look 4t
if n )mia'" t1 , il is jni
.n in ndti n . ,-tfo ivl pI.i a
i k(-H up" b iMiri'd and til
: ice ol" a L-:i;;.. vide cii.mi;tt
i :. iw, i,t .
'"cr folder c vin' fiili nf
i-.iiH f. v, nti u
I. hi,Mi.vlitnl i'li-.-T Aifert. Om.iha. Nek
-ROOF! $6 J
Su lu !"t no- iSATTliK. 'J'f'fi.f tin or ir m,'
A Iura!)'i- i- 'Mii him tar I'IaM'Toti walU,
V ulpp Vrtmt -iJn'iiltiititf nf Harae mrria!, t
ht. A i-Ur 'p, -it.:;t ! Ti- in:irtift. Writ for m.itti plea, - ta'
The VA V XU.L i JtOOKI SO UK, i A.!Ji,.
CUTLER'S POCKET INHALER.'
LIFE I LIFE 1
Caiar;h, incipient o(i
k mpitim ..nil bruiichl
ll-i can b- curtid in '4
m'tnihs' Hint) Us oif
ctur-e ui ireaimeuc
iHbafer. )) until,
I li.
410-412 Michigan SCr
BUf FALu.
OPIULrDRUNKENNESS
VI IVIl(larala lOtaSOWara. NaPartlll
Vwrti. DR. J.L. STEPHENS. I-UAJIoa,afcAa-
; W. H. SMITH & CO.,
THERE ARE NO EXCUSES NOT TO USE
ST. JACOBS
OIL 'or
A PROHPT AND CERTAIN CURE NO ONE REFUSES.
BRUISES
aV
.luat I'alaulad,
Stepladders are now made which can
be used aa extension ladders if cleaired,
Tbe two sides are binned in such a
manner that they can be used to brace
each other as a stepladder or can U
atraigbtened out and held rigid for us
aa an ordinary ladder.
Sprocket wheels of bicycles can be
increased in diameter by a new devic
which connists of a chain to be wrapped
around tbe wheel, one aide of the lit) kt
fitting the teeth of the wheel and the
other tide having teeth to engage tbi
urivinj chain of tbe wheel.
1IKX H KOI, hko.
aortlng fruit, dressing fowl, und ,-i
hundred and one other iIiii.-m when it ix
d.-Klred to have PmjIji or package ruis
i ed alM.ve ground. When not in ue, It
can bo foldiil Into Hinall "inn'e and put
MOVABI.K HK.VCH.
Scoff and Coum, u)
The man who acoffa at the friendly advioe, ( ! j
"take aomethinsr for that cough," vnll kp ) ,
coughing until ha chaaaes fci j aivA or '-J
changes his earthly resi-iuce. A t: .. .:1;-.;:jr f "
Booffors have baen cor verted by t,.e t.) ( of ;
the etanrlard wiijh ro. :y of the pa -.t half j
contury.-Ayer'a Cherry 1 u.itoral. K.it noma f "f'
nre scoffmg and cvug!;;-:,': yjt. limy wIibczh VV
with nathm.i, bark w;t!i bronchUii or ir;;m
with tno gripp.N Biagul ir, is n't it, tho number )
of stubborn p;opIu, who persist in parnbling,
with houlth and prhnpn life bb the stake, when
they might be ufractuftlly cured of cough, cold vj
or lung trouble, by a few dosoa of 0
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Mart WjrUi ulaM about Pri'loral fn Avrr'i c'nif-lin,k ...... Cif3
tftrut ti.c, J. C. Ajrtr Co.. Uarall, Maas.
mm
J on
away, aa hown lu the flrwt llluxiratlou.
Tbe construction la so plainly shown lu
tbe cut that little explanation I need
ed. The braci8 ruunlng from the mid
dle to the bottom of the legs are hing
ed to the legs and go Into clots a, un
deriiciith the bench near the center.
The bench ready for use l ween In the
second picture.
Home tardea Farmera.
A WMtern grange o Ulcer who baa
beeti traveling through the rural dis
tricts, whs impressed with the careltwa
hablta of lnjiny of Uie farmers. He
Hflya: "I have beeti much over the coun
try during the hmt two yours, and when
I ace n plow Klandlng In the corner of
the fence, a binder under a tree, wag
ons, ctirrlngi and Implement atandlng
promiscuously alMiut the yard. It al
way allrai'ljt my attention, And I have
been very much Mirprlaod at tln lack
of enre and thrift which a ride over
the country will dlselrme,"-Ohio Parmer.
I Warm I un the Ton I try Houae.
1 While tliere nre many ways by which
poultry houae mny lx matin warm,
7et but few innke It an object lo pro
vide heat. A we have before Htiggettt
d, tho rhenpi-Nt nierbod h lo hung a
lighted amble lantern In the imnltry
bouac, auspending It from Hip middle of
ltreukine Prairie.
A Kiiuis corrcspoinlcut. gives the ex.
pcrlenro of an Iowa fanner who want
ed to i-.iIm- h cinp without, valilii'.; a
year for tlie sod to ro'. He proeceded
:ih follow H He lirst turned a four inch
sod and followed In Ihe s;ime l'urruu
with Nlirring plow und tin-ni'd six inch
o of dll'l on lop of 'Ii id. The ih't
sod w:u turned into iho in, limn of
furrow niiil niioiher furrow on to." nl
it. ami ou to the end. The piece
wns then pliiutoil lo corn, and lie move
put tl plow or hoe into it after phititliU',
und he had the bigg.-Mt crop of coin
In the country und scarcely ;i weed to
be found in if. The next apHn. lje
plowed tlie land and .sowed in spring
Wheat and had one of ihe best eiops
tie ever raised. And lie said the groun-1
for the whole tj'U inches turned was
Jiuit HKe tin ash heap. Willi xcj, tvi'ly
trace of sod to be foiin I i:i ii.
Ilnryo t Apples for Winter.
Mont cellars are too warn to k"ep
fruit well. They are also subject to
frequent changes of tempera nice, ,'n
which the fruit mi flora 'il'iiosl fit) nincli
Hs II does by being kept too warm.
We have known farmer to put npplos
in pit aa polatoim and roots are pitted,
spreading a layer of Ktraw over then
lu order to keep them from contai t
with the earth. Such apple conic out
with very little Ions In priny;, whei,-
carttla biken that none which nroeiieck-
d were put up lu the fall. KtirjJ
World.
HOW did he ect there? Once a vigorous,
prosperous Business man. How did he
cet there? Bv o-ettino- in the. Jumns
ftN when his liver was lazy losing his temper,
losing nts gooa sense, losing nts business
friends.
When Yoa Feel Mean and Irritable
send at once for a box of Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the
kind you need in your business, 10c., 25c., 50c, any drug:
store, or mailed for price. Write for booklet and free sample.
CANDY
faVteCUM CATHARTIC
Cure G0NSTIPATI0N.
Aooacas sterling remeov CO., ohioaooi uowthiau o.( m vonic
I
.Mutton la the Meat .Meat.
Mutton is more easily digested than
beef, though In a healthy man no mark
ed difference would be olwerved, since
In tho Ktomueh of ouch a man there
arises no luconvenlonco from the digi-s-tlon
of beef. However, mutton will lx
found to tux the atoniach of a dyspeptic
person less than beef does. Ijimb Is
not nearly no nutritious, aa mutton. The
tissue l soft, gelatlnoua and rich In wa
ter. Lamb should not be selected for
those whose dlgoNtive organs .ire weak.
I'lenty of Clover.
rieaty of clover will go a long way
toward inn kins a farm proDtable.
Think how many ways It can be utlb
Ized-for pasture, for hny, for feeuim
tho stock or for feeding the land, some
time serving tbe double purpose ol
feeding the "took and then going bark
lo tbe noil In the iuantirlal product,
IVar not raising too much; it will at
ways find a market
MMtHMI
Important Notice!
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celebrated for more than a century as a tie
licious, nutritious, and flesh-forming bever
age, is put up in Blue Wrappers and Yel- t
low Labels. Be sure that the Yellow Z
Label and our Trade-Mark are on every
package. '
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