Sale 10,000,000
25c, 50c
BEST FOR THE BOWELS
n'l.,.. ...... i i i i
sale in parts of Russia. In the dis
trict (if Kmyschin. on tbe Volga,
for example, tlx; price of a pretty
Kill from a well-to-d i family ranees
from f.Vi to ih)0. and in special cases
a rniich higher sum Is olitalncl. In
tho villages the lowest, price Is about
Si". It Is riis'omary for t lie fathers
of the intituling bride aud bride
groom to liable for a lone time over
Hie price to he paid for the voting
'lady.
Medicine Never Healed a Wound i
Nature performs the healing process and medicine can only as
sist her in doing; her work in healing- wounds and throwlugoff
disease. Nine-tenths of tlie diseases of man and beast hae their
origin In Borne form of perms and if allowed to run jnd, multiply
form com plications. The reason that Liquid Koal prevent all
germs dleases and cures them, unless fermentation and Inflamma
tion hae too far developed, Is that it contains every antiseptlo
and (rermlcida known to science. All (term diseases such a hog
cholera, swine pleKue, corn stalk diseases, tubercobwls. blackleg and
numerous others can be prevented by giving Liquid Koal in drink
Ing water, liecau.se they are germ diseases and no germ can llw
where Liquid Koal reaches it. Liquid Koal is unaffected oy the
gastric Juices of the stomach, paiwes through the Intestine and
from there Into the circulation, permeating the whole system and
till retains alHta germlclal properties. Diluted with water, to
toe proportion of one to one hundred, It makes the best lice killer
known.
Prjce of Liquid Koal delivered at your station Is as follows:
ONK QUART OAN 91.00
ONI GALLON - 3.00
PIVI 0ALLONS. t2.7B PSM OAL
WW
W, lb an'mUae.; stork raleora ofMal!n Ooantr, Nehra, ra slut fro
M6 te'oo h-t of lwc '!) ver htiv, after fair an-1 imirtll trial "I Liquid Kool
ananaf.rtur.-l by I ho National M Mil ml Cnmiany, of Hheidoo. Iowa, and Yora, Ne
braaka loon. I It to im ih Ht lilslnfeniant. i.orin lMtnrer and A)pmlar thai baa
bn our plomure to uw. an t we Jul'itly HiOiH lliat a man li tandlnK In bis wa
light who docs not trf it. Wneu llialr agoul calls advli aajr ralaaf It
rVKfiM'. Thomas P. Wada, HatO. ftrrek, IMm,
7 E. MeliiUiah, Kmrli . Sthr. Win. Itwkln, Msadow Orova, J.ahr.
M. T. Homaa, Eunrlca, Nelir. K. I. Human, Nawiuaa Orova, aa.
nfOKMUFB. I
(ha on1fiii. wk rabora sod
Wm. J'lagbautii, maplaburst, tlcbr
LtaaKl Aoal maiiiinujiurao mj im n"iii mnai
v.7. U.I....L. . i.v. unoil ihla nnxbii t with siailfrliis uovans aa l ai
I Siva H atrial. It nhould M ou avarjr larm In Nnlua.ka.
Kultu KaaTry. Heo, ,Nor :hrl. whall, s.aplahnrat, Nebr.
J. H. r?rr. H". N.l,r. O. M-rr. Hlapl-h-rai. Nyor,
If your dealer does not keep It write us direct.
A 33-page book on the leases of Animals mailed free upon ap
plication to the National Medical Company, York, Ncbr., and
NaUonaT Cattlo and Sheep Dip Is the best and olioapet Dip for
killing off Ticks and Lice and the treatment of Maoge, Texas ItB
and 8oab lo Nheep. It forms a perfect emulsion with water and la
harmless to tbe membranes of the eye. . .
If your dealer does not keep it write us direct. Information
ant free.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COMPANY
YORK. NIORAtKA. 8HLD0N. IOWA
A Beautiful Young Society
Woman's letter.
St. Pa in., Mixs.
6L'i Wbbaijlia m.
W. ilartnian, Columbus, O.,
Qi Oil .
" look reruna last sum
mer when I -was alt run
down, and had a headache
and backache, and no ambi
tion for anything. I notu
feci as veil as I ever did in
all my life, and all thanks
is aue to vour excellent I'c-
runa."L'ess F. Heal v.
The symptoms of FJimmer
cntiirrh are quite unlike in
dilTirciit onsps. but the most
ciimmon ones nre genci-ni liissi
tn'l' played-out, tired-out,
used-up, run-down feelings,
combined with more or lens
henvy, stupid. list!-ss, mental
eondition. Helish for food and
the ability to digest food seems
to be lost.
Skin eruptions, unllow com
plexion, WiiouneHS, coated
tongue, fitful, irregular sleep,
help to complete the picture
winch is so common at tliia
sennon.
Pernna no exactly meets all
these conditions that the de
mand is .o great for this rem
edy at this season of the year
that it is nearly impossible to
supply it.
If you do not receive prompt
and satisfactory results from
the use of Perunn, write at
once to l)r. Ilnrtman, giving a
full statement of your enso, and
he will be pleased to give you
bis valuable advice gntti.
Address I r. Hartmun, Presi
dent of The Mnrtmnn Sani
tarium, Columbus, Ohio.
Boxes a Year.
Story so old that it may ho new to
maDy: A stuttering man went into
a doctor's oflice to lie rural of stut
tering. The doctor was engager! in
iiis private oflicp, but thers was a!
man in the waiting rooms, and the!
ew comer talked to him. lie (the
n"w comer) said lie was veiy anxious
to he cured of hi uttering, and won
dered vi hcther tin; d-o'-it-doctor could
d-d-d-do him any g id To which
the other man replied: '-'l-I-I-thlnk
li-h-h li-h can. li-h-li-ii- h- c-c-cured
me."
t
TON OAL. HI . 2.80 0JAL
20 CAL.-I-2 BBL 8)2.95 OAL
BO OAL.-ONt BBLia 2.00 .
DKCRMBKB K ISO.
farmim slsdly trtUly to itia manu al
IM til
HlnKcbarncr, Sr., (Jafiaar. town. Matt
fJnn K ifllrrttbflrlfMr- MWini, HCUr,
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A Weed Puller.
Another niacliitie hns been invented
for the use of the fanner. The picture
Fliows the Invention doing its work,
and gives au Idea of the mechanism by
which It Is operated. Two fluted roll
cru are mounted on an adjustable sup
port at Hie rear of a sulky, with chain
pouring to rotate them rapidly as the
machine is drawti over the ground. As
Hie (lutings on th" face of the rollers
mesh closely together, It is easy to un
derstand how any weed or grass which
once gets between them will be drawn
up, until it Is finally lifted out of the
ground, roots and all. To insure the
killing of higher growths, the machine
MAC1UXE TO IH'I.L THE WKKIlS.
has been littod with a series of rotary
blades, which feed the tops of the
weeds down beneath the face of the
first roller Instead of allowing thin
roller to strike the stems and push the
weeds over, without uprooting tbeux
Po-Cnlled Corn Wheat.
In sections of the West there Is be
ing grown a variety of wheat known
os l'olisli wheat, which has compara
tively little value except, perhaps, as
a food for stock. Public accounts of
this wheat have been so garbled that
fanners have a wrong impression of
It. As this wheat is grown in the
Northwest, it produces wonderfully,
nnd the kernels are much larger than
those of the recognized varieties of
wheat, and when fed to stock it Is said
to have wonderful fattening results.
Thai it has some merit there Is little
doubt, for It has given fairly good re
sults In the making of macaroni flour,
although not so good as the results
from the true macaroni whept. It Is
doubtful If It Is safe to use it largely
In the fattening of stock, although It
Is worthy of test in that way. Seeds
Men in the North and West can doubt
less furnish seeds in small ijuaul Ities.
mid the reputation already acquired
makes it worth a test. In some sec
lions the varieiy Is known as Kmiiier
ii ud some seedMnen catalogue It under
hat name.
Make n line llolilcr.
A frame may he tixed in a few min
utes that will hold bags while being
tilled. Cut a board six Inches wide and
nail together as
f-bown. Fill a bag
and set it inside,
tin n adjust the
hooks the proper
height. The hooks
(a) are elglitpenny
wire nails driven
through the boards
iiao HOI.DEB. downward to pre
vent turning nnd the ends then bent
upward. The front hooks should lie
a little lower than the back two. A
cross brace on the back will strengthen
the frame. A. Gilmore, In Farm and
'dome.
Hock Oardena.
A rockery Is attractive if well made
and not out of place, It nbottld be
made only In'locatlonn where a nnt
ural heap of rocks covered with flow
ers and vines would not seem unex
pected or out of tune with surround
ings. A sunken rockery Is the most
attractive, but the hillock shape Is less
costly. If convenlen, build on n shady
southeast elope. Dig below frost line
and use the earth removed as side fill
ing. The Ktone work should be finish
ed and firmly wedged before filling
with earth and gravel., liood plants,
mosses, vines and ferns can be found
about any forest ledge, and the nur
serymen sell rock plants nnd alpine
plants adapted to such locations. Kx
chaiige. Patter or Onnne Fat.
The most popular substitute for but
ter In (icrtnany Is said to be goose fst.
eWlght for weight, butter costs let
than the fat, but then tho latter seems
to be far more economical. A pound of
excellent butter can bo had In 1'erl'n
for about 30 cents. Goose fat, on rhe
other band, Is sold by the litre (1.70
pint) at an ajerago price of 70 to 75
cents. In a recent government puli
ation there appeared a suggestion
from the American consul at Ilerlin to
the effect that Germany offers a good
market for this article of food.
Low Wagea.
An English farmer writes that be
know several farmers who have late
ly surrendered their rented farms solo
ly from tho difficulty of getting labor
I M
PI
ers; and In that neighborhood a good
house and garden free, and a wage of
about J.'J.PJ a week "can be had for the
asking." American fanners meet a
similar difficulty, although offering at
least double the English wages. Exchange.
Fertilizing 'or Tomato Crop-.
Although the following Information
Is based on the work of a grower ol
tomatoes for canning factories almost
exclusively, It Is of value to any one
who grows the medium and late sons
for any market. Muriate of potaslj
500 pounds, nitrate of soda 400 pounds,
bone tankage 700 pounds, and acid
phosphate 400 pounds, using of this
mixture 500 pounds an acre, .'iOO
pounds being used broadcast before
harrowing and Joi) pounds In the hills.
Tihs formula supplies the food needed
by the plants In addition to what Is
naturally supposeu to be In the fairly
fertile soil, and should give as a result
a large crop of fine tomatoes of good
color. Naturally, the result will de
pend somewhat on the varieties used,
which for canning purposes should al
ways be such as-will ripen all over and
be of a deep red color. It is always
safe to select varieties of this descrip
tion for any market, as they are at
tractive to the eye and generally of
good fpiality. The old favorite Para
gon probably comes as near to tlie
Ideal variety as any, all things consid
ered. Two New S-'prnys.
The difficulty of killing plant and
tree lice with the usual spray mixtures
Is well known. Good results are re
ported from the use of a new mixture
containing one pound hard soap, one
quart castor oil, one-fourth pound, car
bonate of soda, one gallon water. The
soap mid acid were boiled In water
and mixed wllh the castor oil while
heated; ii0 mixture was then diluted
with 10 to 20 per cent of water for
spraying. In fighting tree lice. It is
Important to apply the liquid used be
fore the leaves begin to curl and en
close the insects. For scale insects, a
mixture reported satisfactory is pre
pared as follows: Ten quarts boiling
water, one quart carbolic acid, one
quart soft soap. The mixture is stir
red until an emulsion Is. formed and
Is applied by means of a brush. Amer
ican Cultivator.
Device for Catching Fowls.
Whether or not a fowl will quietly
submit to the approach of the Imple
ment shown In the drawing any more
than it would
stand still and al
low a man to get
within reaching
distance, only a
practical appliea
tion can deter
mine. It is possi
ble, however, that
the device can he
moved more rapid
ly than a person
moves, and thuH
deceive the fowl.
The idea is intro
duced bv a Keiituckian, who slates
tl.at It will do its work without Injury
to tho legs, and enable the fowl to
stand unttiriilly after Its capture, with
i out, however, giving it an opportunity
to escape.
Sowing Onions.
How from four to six pounds pet
acre, l-'our pounds per aery is plenty
providing the seed Is gnud, the seed
bed good, and maggots not numerous.
Sow eighteen seeds to the foot, If tho
seed Is good, which In rows about six
teen Incheg apart, makes about five
pounds per acre. Row with any good
garden-seed sower, first regulating to
sow ag desired.
I fx
Farm Notes.
The fodder shredder Is doing goot
work In one respect, and that Is In
reducing the number of shocks of corn
that stands In the fields all winter. At
the Rhredder husks the corn, and
Shreds It at the same time, farm"rs
find that It Is more comfortable to haul
the fodder to (lie burn than to stand
out In the fields and husk the corn
aud then waste the fodder.
There Is one crop that must be at,
tended to now or It will soon lie too
late asparagus. It comes earl In thf,
year, almost as soon as the frost lea vet
the ground. The bed will lie benefited;
If shoots have not upepnred, by receive
lug a covering of straw, salt hay oi
any refuse material and burnt over, sit
as to destroy disease genus that way
be left over on the surface of the
ground from last year.
Growing a lot of pumpkins hi a field
of corn Is an old practice.1 but It Is
doubtful if pumpkins so grown are a
profitable as when grWn as a separate
crop from corn. The pumpkins will
prevent tlie proper cultivation of corn,
as working tlie corn destroys th
pumpkin vines, the result being tlia(
late weeds get a (banco lo grow and
mature. It Is urged In defense of
growing pumpkins In tlie corn Held
that they do not Interfere with cultiva
tion until 'the corn Is "laid by," but
much depends on the land, rainfall and
thoronghnesa of cultivation. Corn
should never bo "laid by" as long as
weeds and grass ran have an oppor
tunity to grow, cultivation being given
If It Is possible for a borse to past
along tbe rows.
I
What Everybody Says.
LorjisTiixs, Kt- Every one who
For a year or more
I hare been suffering
with severe pains Id
the, small of my hack
and kidneys ; had
tried a number of
remedies but without
relief. I decided to
try Doan's Kidney
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to say for them that's
why they are most
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e public eye.
Aching backs arc
Pills, and Tmrrl.ascd loin pains overcome.
turn hOYAi anil am limbs and dropsy
glad to state that I hey correc t urine with brick-dust sedl- trouble and made ma
after taking the two ment, his-h colored, excessive, pain in pass- worse, before I had
boxes of pills I was jng dribbling, frequency, bed wetting, used up the sample I
relieved of all pains, i)o,,-s Kidnev Pills dissolve aud remove was feeHuff " muck
and have not been in una -vl -
troubled siiue Prlcir " fe''v..
tion, sleeplessness,
to tuklng thepe pills
it was impossible for
me to get a full
night's sleep, but I am
not experiencing any
dillleulty in this re
spect now. Yours
truly, John E. Kha
mek, W. Jluin
8 ire e I . (Fon-man
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Abkrijef.n.Wasii.
I hud a bad pain In
my back ; I could
hardly walk or eit
down. I could not
write for sample, but
got a fifty-cent box
of drugirist, and they
have made me ail
right. No other med
icine del " me any
good. Aro. Carl
son, 65 1st St., East.
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Some girls are like
aud full of grir.
sugar sweet
Aak Tour Dealer frr Allen's Foot Kase,
A powder to shake into your shoes. It
rests the feet. (Hires Corns, Hunions,
Swollen, Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching,
Sweuting feet and Ingrowing Nails.
Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or tight
shoes easy. Sold by all drugsists nnd
shoe stores. 25c. Sample mailed FKER.
Address Allen S. Olmsted. Le Koj, N. Y.
The man who marries for money
certainly earns it.
' Mrs. Wl-iklow's SOinm.NO KYKUP for chil
dren teelhixtr, softeiiK Oh- i-urns, reduces inila
mallon, allays piiin cikcs colic. Pi ice 2 j bottle
; Wise is the indiviclunl who can ic
vuiin .silent on any subject.
"The Klean, Kool Kitchen Kind"" of
stoves keep you clean and cool. Econom
ical anil always ready. Sold at "od
stove stores.
. Arthur Jenninps agsrl twenty-seven
years, of Florence, C do., has a big
head. It measures thirty-six inches
in circumference, lie has agreed to
sell it tfi an Eastern medical institute
for $2,0001 in If to be 'aid at once
and the other half when Arthur dies
aud the head is delivered.
An OI1 Ijady's Discovery.
Garnett, Ark., May 18. For 18 years
Mrs. Mary Htinlop of this place has
sutTered with Kidney trouble, which
was so bad at times that it tinule her
life a burden. She tried much medi
cine and many treatments, but got no
better.
At last, however, Mrs. Dunlop
.claims to have found a perfect remedy,
'and she Is so pleased at the wonderful
cure she herself has received, that she
is tolling all her friends and praising
the medicine to everyone she meets.
The tonne of this medicine is Dudd's
Kidney Pills, and it has done wonder
ful work for Mrs. Dunlop.
Everybody is talking about It, and
some people are clalniiiiK to have been
cured of Rheumatism by it.
A Mrs. Garrett, who lives In Brazils,
jthis state, was at the point of death
with some Cerobro-Spinal trouble, nnd
(was saved by lioild's Kidney Pills.
1 it is certain that no other medicine
'ever hit roduoed here has done so much
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The people are turribly like in hl'h
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velt was aw;iy, and couldn't ururtible,
so his wifa give a party on Suturdi.y
last to 2i)U guests. This is done ever
time a husbuDd turns his back, from
Cabbage Patch social circles up.
This Is a season when the daugh
ter who cries when she burns the
fudge, gels up in a white dress at
commencement and solves the prob
lem of lifo In such a simple, easy
way that her own parents don't
know her.
Just tha Mine as er
St. Jacobs Oil
continues to be the sure cure of
Rheumatism
si Neuralgia
Prlc. 35c.
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When I received the
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Kidney Pills 1 was
suffering terribly with
my back. was sick and
UDtit to do anything.
The severs! remedies
I bad used, though
highly recommended,
did no good, but
eased. Hip, back, and
Swelling of the
signs vanish.
rather irritated tha
LXi,x,Mo r,51t.itv tr4hMl got mora
headache, nervousness.
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from the drug store.
I could not sleep at
night. Had to get up
six or eight time's, and
the urine waB so red,
would almost think
it was part blood
there was a thick sand,
like brick-dust sedi
ment. I cannot tell
one-half that I suf
fered, nor how good
I feel now that I am
cured by Doan's Kid
ney Pills ; but here I
am, sixty-six years
old, able to do my
own work, feeling
FOR THE HOPELESS.
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Kidney
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... years ago, for which I
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times. Mrs. E. T.'
Goclo, 914 W. Lake
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Mb., the ttulhorip-i iv-:,.-. nrinient Agents
TVbo will tiu ' v.,- oc reduced
Even a greedy man draws the line
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While wailing for a circus parade
some people are inure patient than
others. Some people appear on tha
strett in a bustling way, and if thq
parade does not come along in ten
minutes, they go home. Hut others
will wait, and yawn and let every
thing else go
The modern newspaper is said to
be a cure for hot h cold and poverty.
If you spread it over you at night,
It is better than a wanning pan. anil
almost sa cotuiortable as an eider
down quilt. If you roll it up into
wet balls and put it on tho lire, it
answers 'nstcad of coal.
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and 50c
ic
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