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THE CHILDREN ENJOY
Life out of doors and out of the games which they play and the enjoy
ment which they receive and the efforts which they make, comes the
greater part of that healthful development which is so essential to their
happiness when grown. When a laxative is needed the remedy which is
given to them to cleanse and sweeten and strengthen the internal organs
on which it acts, should be such as physicians would sanction, because its
component parts are known to be wholesome and the remedy itself free from
every objectionable quality. The one remedy wijich physicians and parents
well-informed, approve and recommend and which the little ones enjoy,
because of its pleasant flavor, its gentle action and its beneficial effects, is
Syrup of Figs and for the same reason it is the only laxative which should
be tised by fathers and mothers.
Syrup of Figs is the only remedy which acts gently, pleasantly and
naturally without griping, irritating, or nauseating and which cleanses the
system effectually, without producing that constipated habit which results
from the use of the old-time cathartics and modern imitations, and against
which the children should be so carefully guarded. If you would have them
grow to manhood and womanhood, strong, healthy and happy, do not give
them medicines, when medicines are not needed, and when nature needs
assistance in the way of a laxative, give them only the simple, pleasant and
gentle Syrup of Figs.
It quality is due not only to the excellence of the combination of the
laxative principles of plants with pleasant aromatic syrups and juices, but
also to our orig inal incUtou of manufacture and as you value the health of
the little ones, do not accept any of the substitutes which unscrupulous deal
ers sometimes offer to increase their profits. The genuine article may be
bought anywhere of all reliable druggists at fifty cents per bottle. Please
to remember, the full name of the Company
. rT CALIFORNIA FIG SYR. UP CO. is printed on
rl , i t- the front of -vfrv nark.
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.'tt-. :Lf hrnrflrial -flrf it in al.
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Medicine Never Healed a Wound
Nature performs tin- lu'alintr pn:e and mpdlclne caa only a.s
rtHV her In floli. nr work In ht-allnn wounds and throwing off
tfihfasCK. Nine-tenths of I e dlseanesnf man and beast have t tie i r
rlgln in Kimie form of ierms and If allowed to run .uui mnl'lply
fnrm complications. Tne reason that Liquid Koal prevents all
Ifenns diM.scs an I cur-;s ihem, unless ferm n ailm and lull . limita
tion have too far developi d, Is that It contains every auU.s pUo
nd tic' mlelda known t') science. All iterm diseases such at noif
Cholera, swine 1 1 'irue, corn stalk discases.tunerc ilosls, blackleg and
nameroiis others can b- prevented by Kiving L-qmd Koal In drink
ing wafr, i e -aiise they are germ diseases and no vrerm can live
whre Liq ild Koai reaches it. Liquid lval is unaffected by the
fastrlc Juices of t ho stomach, pa.s-.es tumuifh the 1 o-s'lnesand
from there Into the circulation, permeating the whole system and
till retains all lis Kerunclal pmperties. Diluted with waier, In
the proportion of one to one hundred, It makes the hes-. lice killer
known
Trice of Liquid Koal delivered at your station Is as follows:
ONE QUART CAN - $1.00
ONE GALLON - - 3.00
FIVE GALLONS, $2.75 PER G Al.
TEN GAL. KEG. $2.50 PiR GAL
25 GAL. -1-2 BSL., $2.25 GAL
50 GAL -ONE BBL.. $2.00 GAL
nrcKMBKR u, imo.
, the unit T'leri xock thIiktii of M ll-on County. Si:br iia, r Hing (rum
IDS to Mi iif i nl h iv'K ohcIi ve r li.iv. ultar a lur n I ' i r ' I u 1 ulnl .1 l,liiiui hol
mlinlrt. IU""I I r ih Nuti ml Mi'dn nl Coinpn iv of SIii hI mi. low. "Il l VnrB, N
bn. ' I It in m ih'i Ufii limn e num. i,t;riii Ixwlniver nail ipiwiunr 111 li
k m i.ii' pli-itniitu a ns. mi I we Jul tly ihliu ih it - in'n i mini. It k in hW own
IHrhlwIiD iln" mil iry a Wni'ti 111 lr b-iii culls q mlvie iiny utiios rir lo
knj mi l ii I 1. 1 I I K"Bl
fliian 1.0 itr, Nurf iU. Ni'hr I'homns I' WaI, Hmilc 'n ek K br.
J I. M''Iiit'ii.li, Kiai-ru k N'elir. m. Iliwloin, v .,.,w Orov, iir
M T Iloinu. Cmrrlck, .NV-6r. F. f. Homan, N muni (imvu, Nubr.
IiKCKMIIKK, 11102.
W, the iin'tn'"!!!!" I tO"k rlr d (irmr eU.lljf ti-.tlfr fi the mru of
tivitil Kos mannf'ft'iMiiP'l ty ihi Ntt'loiwi M.-H s Co, of h i in. low?, mill
T..rK. N'i'brs-ks, hvn hub I tula iro lu l tm itrailfviii .n:i.'enii snl alviae all
tn aly.. II n trl.l. It liniill M oil fverf lonn In N !i'...ii
Htihu Kxarr, . " t hru -oh ill, aplphntil, N br.
J. H. trj. 8 Nuur K. C. Meyr, Hinpii lin Nn r.
ui. line, .si nr "i"'. it n k (xricr, !w.iani. . iir.
puhaiirf, otaplchunt, Nebr. J. lilnjjcrtmrg. r, 8r , ( imintown, Nrkr
If your dealer d'ics not keep it write us direct.
A 32-page himkon the Ui--ease- of Animals mailed free upon ap
plication to the National Medlcil Company, York, Nebr., and
Sheldon, Iowa.
National Cattle and Sheep Dip Is the best and cheapest Dip for
killlriKoff ricks and Lice and the treatment of Aluitfc, Texas Iich
and Scan in Sleep, it, forms a perfect emulsion wiili water and Is
harmless to the membranes of the eye.
J your dealer docs not keep it write us direct. Information
ent free.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COMPANY
YORK. NEBRASKA. SHELDON. IOWA
Hut I'l.itf ne at St. I'et r bur;.
St. PctCfsburi? Is tight itiK si nit
p inue of tremendous proportions.
Knr (three successive d.iys rats wan
tlctlnfftu the river have slopped curly
morriinu trains on the suburb a
Nevvski railway. The pi lice are ris
tribullruf rat poison t" all hnuseh"i' -ers
frea of charife, and solfliets armed
with btlcks watch the road to the
river where rats procure their mum
Ing drink.
AVE MONEY
liuy your jfoors at
W holt bid o Prices,
Oir 1.000-pacre catalogue will be Rnt
upon nmeipt of 15 cmis, 1 Lis amount
does not ovpn pay the postiiie. but ft is
8u(IU'int lo show us thut you are actinjf
In irKl (nitli. Better sfnd (or It now.
Your net L'h bora tnulo wiLh ua why not
CMC J GO
The. houw! thut f-lls tho truth.
Jaal ilarnM.
The cottage In which Jessie James,
the Dntnrl.ius outlaw, was shut and
killed by one of his aii(, Hob Ford,
oy April 2, Mi, has been purchased
by th fit. Liuls exposition and will
b eiblblted at the exposition.
Nine eyei ind three mouths were
poMsMd by a collie puppy born c
oaatly at Healey. Rnsland. It lived
four boara.
Teachef Is there any connection
between mind and tnat'er' Small
Hoy Sure. If a hoy doesn't mind
there'll soon be something Ibe matter.
Capsicum Vaseline
Put Dp in Collapsible Tubes,
A Stihttttut for And utr.nr to Muitunlor ant
oth'T putter, no! w.il UDi bhtr Hi rioat delicti
Ktn. J b pftio ailnvitttf ftttu curHtivw quajitii c'
thii ar'.Cifl are wun(irrul. it will nop tbe too it
ken- at otitv. Had relieve betidnche ami acliitlca.
We rc mnierid It a the best and iafft est roil
0nuntr Lritanl known, alio a. in etternal rema
dv for pain In tha chest and ttorr.ech and ai
rbum'lc, nuraitite and iiu:y cnmpUlnta
A trial will prove what wh claim for U. and U
will tm fottnd to be lnvalunhle ui tbe taoutWmld
llauy popla aay "It la tba beat of all your prcpa
taMoni,"
Hrli tSMDti, at all dnifreliii, orotbardealflra
or by aeodtng ttili amount to ui la poatae ataiop&
e will aQii ynu a tut by mall.
No article should b aocpifd f the pablto a
Irn tbe aarue orrla our lnbel, at otherwlaa It la
ot tfcuulne.
CIICSCBROICH MANUTACTllRING CO,
7 SI.. New York Clt
Nasal
CATARRH
In all Hi nt'i-'m.
El)'s Crean Balm
CITY PAVED WITH DIAMONDS.
"Washing" the streets of Kinharle;
for 1'recitiua btonca.
Before the coruoiiation of these
mini's into one vast eoueern there wert
scores of small miners who had not the
ueeettnary cajiltal to enable tbeui to do
more than scratch at the surface of the
?arth. Arrived at a certain dcjith, the
?rouud fell In upon them, and working
iwuuie an impoKSihllity. Then' it w;i--chat
a jjowerful eomiiuny, with unlim
ited capital, became a necessity, and
the l)e Iieers Company absorbed all
thee Kiiuiil concerns. Now. by selen
lilc means, lahihiK is carried on t.)
i jiths of over 2,(hi feet from th
iarth's surface; and the diamonds are
sorted out by mechanical means in .
systematic manner, which was befor
Impossible. Since lie I'.eers took tli
matter in hand they have applied thei:
methods to the debris left behind si
worthless by the earlier workers, ami
!n it they have found more diaumua
then had previously been taken out.
On the strength of this, apvlieaUo:.'
Iiave been made, and the rights gran
d, fur hiilividuals to "wash" t!i.
t reels of Kiii.berley, for much of ih
1 bris in quest i u had been used In r
(lairiiiK and making i lie r. ads. Tin.;
'.vasliins !s f:o.'ri on mw with most ev
"cllent results, which proves that this
"ity is literally paved wiih diamond-;.
'iimb.-rley, which has in the space of
thirty years evolved Itself out of a mln
camp, Is now, as compared Willi
ilhor plac.'K, an oasis in the dcsvrt of
South African dlseomf rt; a place
where the cost of living is high, as it
is elsewhere just now, but where, at
all events, feme sort of return for your
money In (lie way of creature corhforis
Is obtainable. This Is very rare in
South Africa to-day.
It Is Interesting to m te how the
"bloated capitalist" In question sweats
his empl 'yes, as Is so often averred.
At th-,' company's mines work goes on
for twenty-four hours a day in three
shifts. White m n who fro below make
anything from 1.'! shi'lln:, to VI a day,
and the b'aek "b y" is aid o shillings
per ilay. lie is allotted a certain task,
and when this Is don:' lip Ik free. In
practice it is found that he can often
li this in fr in three to five hours, so
thai out of the I wenty-f our he has from
nil et.cen to twenty-one hours to him
seif. Klmherley Corresp ndence Tall
Uall Gazette.
eli-anra, noothe and hrata
lli diwa-eil niiiintimne.
It cnnia catarrh and drivra
wa a ooid la the head
( rrum nnlm la placed Into tho noitrlla, aprfada
OTiff tha m?mhrana and la abaorhed. Iieilaffa Inv
mediate and a cure fo!lowe. It te Dot drying dnea
not tiroduce aneezln. Large Size, 60 oeute at Drug.
gisl or by mnll; Trial Size, lOccnti
tt-V UltOl UEIlS, &4 Warren Street, Kew Tork.
Mamma Vou have drawn tho
borso rery nicely. Charlie, bill you
have forifutton ono thlog. Where Ii
his tail?. Charlie Oh, that hore
doesn't need any tall. There ain't
no flies on hi in.
IT TAKES THE ACHES
out of muscles and joints. Heals old sores.
Takes inllammation out of burns and bruises.
Stops any pain that a perfect liniment can stop.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT
frW in juries or aches of MAN or BEAST.
2IO Kinds for Ifle.
Illeafactthutru!iriaeileare found In
ujvrvKr.i'nauu on murererma than
or outer in Aaieriia, Ttii-rebi
rr;iaon for tttla. U nw. .....
nuortrtoua-miforiliepro1uo-
tkiD of our choice a"!a. In order to V
p ln1iMy..utolrTthinirenie
U" lollownu nnumiMMDiea oita
r mn . n . m
reriu oemiaj rvmtpmm
It tnt ftt tabbtre,
Iteeeia (ee.aleamaa.
e hnrt-mt rmii,
fatla4ia M afrta,
1alrtMlf hMttllilawHH
In all jio kinrla pommeie fnmnMiMt
Imt.M'Uiif eluir.niutf il.tweta
I and Ion ttt ..I. ..,. ....k
""'"i area i raiauanie letlloir all
aho.il liw.inl H mill.. ,l.
lar etea, Te.lnif. Itmome. anvti.
I air., an lor wl lu. to ataiuua and
. aee kat en. a aa4.
JUrlM a. 5AL2ER E10 CO.,
ll Croat. Wit.
.Mixnm L'p JI it. mil.
"There's a good many ileer things
In this world." said Miss Jowders,
meditatively, to her friend, Mi.a
Itaines, "but lite queerest of all is
folks. Now did you ever take notice
of that young man that spent i lie fore
part of August here, a friend of the
Samson family?"
"I did," sa.d .Miss Barnes, nodding
violently. "Kind of foolish-appearing
he was."
"Yes," said Miss Jowders, "but he
knew how to ent; he wn lite hearti
est boarder I ever had. Hut it's his
trade that's so queer he's a ctory
wrlter, and he's always looking for
what he calls 'material.' He seemed
to think everything and everybody
here was material, ami 1 said to h,m
outright one day. 'You may get into
trouble If you take I'ranhury folks
and put 'em right in a book, faults,
failings and nil.'
"Hut he laughed and said 'twould
he all safe the way he did it, and th. n
he explained his method. 'I take the
old men's trails and give 'em to old
ladies,' he said, 'ami If there's a
naughty girl I turn her Into a little
boy, mid tiny middle-aged folks I make
into young om s. Then I lay the scene
in Canada, where I've never been,' he
says, 'ami set the time back fifty years,
and there you are!' Now did yon ever
hear such talk as that. In all your
lays? lint (hey tell me his hooks sell
just like hot rakes."
If nfnietofl W'lh
gJ(TboniDsonsiiveV.atei
Tiitii Noliin.
Counselor Tom Nolan of the New
York bar figures in many good stories,
which have hern collected In a volume,
and from which the New York 8un
reproduces a few:
Once when he had failed to win a
ease for a poor woman, he became
oratorical and lamented the lack of
Justice In the world. "Me poor client,"
he said, "is little likely to get Justice
done her unlli Judgment day."
"Well, Mr. Nolan," said the court,
"If I have opportunity, I'll plead for
the poor woman myself on that day."
"Your honor," replied Nolan, "may
hnve troubles of your own on that
day."
.Mr. Nolan was once retained by the
defendant In a suit at law brought to
recover payment of a gas bill, In which
a witness for the plaintiff was asked:
'On what evidence do you conclude
that sixteen thousand seven hundred
mid forty feet of gas had been burned
during the month by the defendant?"
'On the evidence of the gas-meter."
was the answer.
At this the barrister Impulsively ex
claimed, "I wouldn't believe a gas-
meter under oath!"
A gill nut yiicr nalierry Itulra.
"Thone new submarine boats arc bar
barous," said the boxing master, "and
ought to be prohibited by the rules of
war."
"Why," asked the young ensign
abont. to tnko a lesson.
"ltecause they are meant to strike
below the belt" New York Tribune.
Kntirciy an Impfraonatlon.
"lie tells me his wife wants to ap
pear os a character Impersonator."
"DIcr he think she would succeed 7"
"Oh, yes. You see, he judge) by ber
ability to impersonate nn am'ablo and
living wife In publle." Philadelphia
bulletin.
Life seems to I
m some people.
1 ene protracted sleep
SISTERS 10? "CHARITY
RELY ON PE-RU-NA TO FICHT '
natfirrh.Rnisofhs.Rnlfls nrnl Rrin
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SISTER BEATRIX.
A letter recently received liy Dr. Hartman from Sister Beatrix, 410 VV. 30th
street. New York, rends as follows:
Dr. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Sir: "I cannot say too much In praise of Peruna. Eight bottles
of it cured me of catarrh of the lungs of four years' standing, and I would
not have bstn without it for anything. It helped several Sisters of coughs
and colds, and I have yet to find one case of catarrh that it dies not cure. "
SISTER BEATRIX.
THE
SISTERS'
COOD
WORK
Interesting Letters From
Catholic Institutions.
In every cuuturj el lite civili.ed
world the Sisters of Charity lire known.
Aut ouly do tliey minis
ter to t lie spii'itual ami
intellectual needs of the
charges committed to
their eare, but they also
minister to their bodily
needs. With bo rjitiny
i.iuui't'ii Lo lane cure of and to pro
tect from climate and disease, these
.vise and prudent istei-s have found I'o
runa a never-failing safeguard.
lr. Hartman receives mauy letters
from Catholic Sisters trotn all over the
United States. A recommend recently
received from a Catholic institution in
Dr. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Sir: "The young girl who used
the Peruna was suffering from laryn
gitis, and loss of voice. Tbe result of
the treatment was most satisfactory.
She found great relief, and after farther
use of the medicine we hope to be able
to say she is entirely cured." Sisters
of Charity.
This young girl was under the care oi,
the Sisters of Charity and used PerauaV
fur catarrh of the throat, with good re
sults as the above letter testifies.
If jou do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the ose of 1'cruna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement ef jour case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad
vice gratis.
Address Dr. JIaniiian, President t
The Hartman Sanitarium, ColuuibtM,
Ohio.
Ik is a wise woman who can smile
at a Mjniplituent and then furgt,t it.
There are about 12,00u lepers in the
Philippine Islands.
On April 1, 1903, Germany's new
maet inspection law goes Into elfect,
necessitating the erection of many
new biiiMlngs for uss as inspection
stall his, etc.
It is proprsed to cut a railroad tun
nel through the mountain known as
Ho: raticille, in the Jura Alps, and
s'. shorten the Journey between Pails
and .Switzerland by two and a half
hums.
Amateur photographers are wHIIng
to take anything except advice. '
Dveing Is as easy as washing when
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are
used.
KOMESEEXERS
ATTENTION. Tf, rntintri
ton worth i ihi firent )'il'n.r
miry of ivrih Irinlm, ,' ! !rt 1 t.t it nmh t
price writ HiulmoMl A Vi-hU-Ii, M
ttnd
lil who.
On the railroads in Canada it is
necessary to keep over fiUO snow plows
in operation every winter.
The wives of Siauics noblemeD cut
their hair sa that it sticks straight
up from their heads. Tho average
length of it is about one and a half
ineiu'S.
Nenrlvall Russian leather is ta-ined
with birch baik. This gives it tbe
peculiarly pleasant odor which is so
admired, and at the same time pro-,
teds it ftoui insjets. !
That Cry-"Oh, My Back!"
The little missionary, Doan's Kidney Pills, " free trial,"
carries ease, rest, comfort. Most people need kidney
help; they who choose Doan's get it help that lasts.
Pkehfiei.p, Ind. "When I sent for
the trial hex of Doan's Kidney Pills I had
been ulllicted for two months with pain in
my buck so bud that I could not pet from
the house o the barn. It was called
ilieutnaliHin. I could pet no relief from
the noctors. I began to improve on taking
the Kirnple anil pot two boxes at our
lirnijL'iFt, s, ami, although 08 years of atre,
1 uui almost a new man. 1 was troubled a
;.'i"d deal with my water had to pet up
four and five times a night. That trouble
U over with and once, more I can rest the
night through. My backache is nil gone,
a il I thank you ever so much for the
wo nderful medicine, Doan's Kidney Pills."
.Ino. II. Ilt iiKlt, President Kiiigeville,
Iuiihtua, hlaU: Hank.
liKt.niNO, Mien., Jan. 14, 1003. "I re
ceived trial box of Doan's Kidney Pills,
'I lu y did me lots of pood. 1 can now go
to bed and lie on my right side the pain
there Is all pone, also t lie stomach distress
and belching of gas is all Mopped, with
tin: use of two boxes." Mrs. 10. fcj. JIkkm
K. R 1). No. 2, Itcadinij, Jlich.
Aching backs are cased. Hip, back, and
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limbs and dropsy signs vanish.
They correct urine with brick dust sedi
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bling, frequency, bed wetting. Doan's
Kidney Pills remove calculi and gravcL
Relievo heart palpitation, sleeplessness
headache, nervousness, diz.iticss.
FREE, CREATED FOR SICK KIDNEYS.
fDoan's
riftise send mn by nmil, without chara,
trial box iJoiin'a Kidney fills,
Kauio .
rtt-fllre
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