COULDN'T LIFT TEN POUNDS. I
Poan'a Kidney Pilla Hroogbt Mrrngta!
nd Health to Ike Kuffrrer, Making!
Him Feel TcdI-6t Tear Voaucr.
J. It. 1'orton,
farmer and liiui
iHTuiau. of lep
p. N. ", Kays:
1 suffered for'
year with my
Dai's;, it Was ao
bad tbat 1 could
not walk any
distance nor
I'
A' .
,'(' ?vn ril in easy
V' ' tuinn. I A,. ..... I
if,,- A
4 1, .''
i. B. COKT05.
TUB FATE OF TANTALUS
Mrs. Scribbler (loiprtssively)
"Whatever you do, dvtr marry a
newspaper man."
School Chum" Why oot?"
"I married one, td I know.
Every Digbt my busbaod brings
lioiue a big bundle of newspapers
fiocu all over tbe country, aod tbey
most drive rue rrazy.
"The newspapers?"
'Indeed they du. Tbey are lust
crammed with the most astonishing
baigains. Id stores a thousand utiles
buggy.
believe 1 ,uld away.
have raised ten j IfJ ar e manufacturing estatlisb
pound of ,
weight from hr njet,ts buttons on shoes and on gar-
ground, tiie pain was so severe. This j merits ate uo lunger sewed OD by
a my niijitiou when I began using; baud. Tbe work is dune by a ma
iH.an a Kidney Pills. Titey ();.iiy Lhlne rapjbe of sev,irig 5 :to0 buttons
nhovetl in.' null now I arn n-v-r Iron v . . , . ,
W,i a I was. My b.i-k I- strong and ' 00 PsrQjer't fine iKUrs. This is
I can walk or ride a long distance and ; fo.1,a' to the wotk Of about eight
feel Just a strong as I d:d twenty lis
years ago. I think so much of l,,,in's
Kidney PiiU tliut I have given a suit
ply of 1!:e rem-ily lo some of mj i i i.: Ij -bor
end they have also found go-al
results. If you can sift anything fmm
this rambling note tliut will he of any
ervice to you. or to any one wurr.-riiig
from kidney trouble, you are at liberty
to do. so "
A KKKH Tit I L. Address Fostor
Miiburn 'o.. P.niT.ilo. N. Y. For sale
ex pelt sewers. A
run the machine.
boy or girl can
Itavlfl Rinklnof Toklo Mo. raises
more com ou bis faim than is raised
In the Slates t.f Nevada, W)omiog.
Montana. Idaho, Arizona, Washing
ton, Utah. Oregon and Hhode Island
coinhinul. He fetdsall of It to bis
p cattle and has to buy large quanti
fies from bis neighbors.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3.50 & S3 SHOES III
00 and $4.00 Custom Bench Work in all
the High urade Leathers.
$2.50 Pottcc, Thrte Soleb. $2.50 and
.OU WOKKINGMCN S, BEST IN THE WORLD.
$2.50, 52.00 and $1.75 Boys, for
Dhess and School Wear.
W.I,. Iou(.;htH niHkti and m-IIh nior nifn'i
M.ninl !.MI fthnt' tii an liny c1 hr inHiiti
f; ttirtr In ih uorhl. J lin rra-on Ihcy mi
i'lrtati'tst rilr 1, they are iuhiIm of th tn-t
U it In?, 1 1hl tit Im tf er, -ar longer.
li;iv mftr lut' tl:an my itttwr h".
W. I I hniBiiui u u:ir;i,iiiii I h'ir h stftnijv
jiiy tn hat). iiitti prti'won tin Jott-.m. Inok f- r
it tiikri no 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 r o . So It) hy h" i aii-n
"AS COOD AS $7.00 SHOES."
Hmrvtnform 1 have been weartnjf $7.00
net. I purrhaied a pair of LU. L. liouot n
SO mHoo, which i have tvorn every day for
four months. They nre mo satisfactory do not
intend to return to the mnre expensive shoes."
WM, LRJiY KNOLULES, J?st, City Solicitor, PhUa.
Brockton Lead thm Men' a ro F aul lnnm of the World.
W, !,, Itnnrl.11 ? 1 arm olukin in I 8eml for Catalog girtne full in
bit. f,i ,( hM-. t nrum ( ojt U rnnmlefl Mtwtmni how to nt drr 6ty malt,
to tuv Unri l rnt Lfaili.-r tna I-. I W. L, Uouglaa, Lrockton, UatsV
- '
V-'
IN74 . I
WHY HE KKl'T SILENT
American Host ' 'It seems to me
a rather singular fart that In all
your conversatlor s you Imve never
mentioned Goethe. "
German Guest "Veil, you see
bow Id is. If I bronounce bis name
as you Americans pronounce id, my
fcberman frlendts vlll laugh at rue;
und if I bronounce Id goirectly, tny
American filendts vlll nod know
who I am dalklng aboud."
L A T T E '.-DAY IUJ M A N C E
He "I bava no wei'ltb. (Jurs will
have to he a case of love In a flat."
She "That will he delightful ! I
so love romance. You can be my own
true hero, and protect rue from the
Janitor.'"
The quality of food given to the
paupers In WUchlngen, Switzerland,
did not come up to tbelr expecta
tion, and tbey set fire to the alms
bouse burning It to tba ground
FLOKAL 'OTEs,
Wbere seeds of Sweet William,
bollrboxk, larkspurs, ana similar
plants are ripe, sow them io at once,
to give young plants for neit years
flowering. Seeds sown in tbe spring
will cot give plants tbat will flower
the same easoo.
Ix not delay longer Id regard to
geranium cuttings lor winter. They
ought to bave been taken before
this If ooe wants fluwers before
Christmas. I'ut ruttit.gs taken now
will make Cut) young plants for
blooming later io the winter.
Tbe maiden hair fern, common
in many parts of the countrj In
sbady wotds, bears tiansplanting
well. It Is a lovely fern, and for
use In bouquets and other flower
work, is Indispensable. Transplant
th;m lo the fall, but bc-rore tbe fol
iage decays.
August Is an excellent time In
which to sow seeds In the Open
ground fir next spiings plants. The
soil should rich and light and pul
verised with great care, because the
seeds are so tiny and the young
shoots not verr strong. Tbey a:e
not apt to work their way out from
under pebbles or hard clods as other
plants can.
A shadow clock has been invented
hy Prof. Hertli of Lynn, Mass. Iiy
meaus of an ingeniously constructed
lamp, an optical representation of
a small clock is thrown on the cell
ing, and tbe shadow keeps perfect
time.
I'n fesslonal divers, before sub
merging themselves, take deep in
spirations fr about ten minutes.
rIbe object Is to stoie up oxygen, not
in the lung cells, but in the blood
corpuscles. This renders a tempor
ary suspension of ti)e breathing
possible by supplying the corpusclse
witti an extra quantity ofoxigen.
It is hard work for the avemge
citizen to ketch a pound trout, and
guess within 8 ounces ov his aHual
weight.
Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year.
THE FAMILY'S FAVORITE MCOIOIRK
9afet THE FAMILY'S FAVORITE MEDIAIM a I
BEST FOR THE BOWELS ,
Lake Morat In Switzerland has the
curious property of turning red
every ten years, owing to the pre
sence of certlao aquatic plants,
which are not known In any other
lake !n Ibe world.
You can't tell by a woman's Eas
ter bonnet tbe size of her husbands
salary
Gum cbewlng In public Is bad
form It interferes with the talking
Gud made woman superior to man
superior In her SDhore only.
ao a garaeu p'irty fresh fntlts,
strawbenles, cherries, etc., should
be served with cakes Ices, sand
wltces and salads. Hot and cold tea
with iced lemonade and a delicious
fruit punch make the most dcllubt
ful drinks to serve, The refreshment
ma? be served from the veranda or
under an avnlng on the lawn.
Men make five dollars a day In the
forests of Western Washington, peel
Ing cascara bark. It sells for eight
cents a pound and Is used
clnally. One pound of dry bark
makes enough liquid extract to sell
1 for two dollars at wholes tie.
W here the H' ss Made 4 Mistake
A senior of one of our large, manu
facturing concerns csme through tbe
store recently and noticed a boy sit
ting ou a counter, swinging bis legs
and whistling merrily Tbe senior
eyed him severely as be confronted
birn and inquired
"Is tbat all you bave to do?
"Yis. sir"
"Very well: report to tbe casbier
and tell him to pay jou off We don't
need beys ilke y jii around here"
"Hut. sir," said the astonished
boy, "I don't work for you I have
Just bought some goods and am
waiting fjr tbe bill' Louisville
Courier-Journal
Krniui ky Mao' Duty.
Jnmlmree, Ky., Aug. '9. (Speclu!.?
After siiCferin for years with aln
In the back Mr. J. M. "olemau, a well
known citizen of this pluc, lias found
a complete cure in loild's Kidney Pills.
Knowing how general this disease is
all over the country. Mr. Coleman
fwls it is liis duty to make his experi
ence public for the benefit of other
KUrtVrers.
'"I want to reeoinmeud Dodd's Kid
ney Pills to everybody who has pain
in the back," Mr. Coleman says. "I
sjiTered for yinrs with my back. I
used liodd'K Kidney Pills and I have
not felt a pain sisrp. My little girl,
too. complained of bar back and she
used 11 bout luiif it box of Dodd's Kid
ney Pills and she is sound nnd well."
I'.iekuelie is Kidney Ache. Dodd's
Kidney Pills are a sure cure for all
Kidney Aches. Including Kheuuiutism.
Itice isan Important food In Cuba.
All lts!-es rich and poor eat it.
Atnorg the country people who sel
dom eat wheat bread rice is vertiably
the "staff of life." It Is eaten at
every meil and no one knows better
than the Cubin housewife its varied
nnd ace. pt 1 hi'- uses.
A C. Osii. A. M., LL. 11.. Pres., Omaha.
IRoi A. J. Lowur, Prino.
mor. A. J. Lownr, I'nno.
Kn.l ir-ed hy First Nat'l
Junk uod businusH ujun.
$10,000 in Moll Top Desks. Dank Fixtures anij
U) 'J yimwriiers. Student ran work for board.
Send tor fe'e eafiiloue. bound In animator,
finest ev-r piit.iisln-d ti v a Business CoUega.
Kuad it, and jou will attend the N. IS. 0.
It Is soinetltij's found inconvenient
to carry a Mask. This will hereafter
be unnecessary thanks to a Parisan
chemist, who has discovered a pro
cess for solidifying liquors such as
branny, whisky, etc., and converting
them Into tablets. You can thus
eat your sltmuliots or dissolve
them at pleasure.
Poetry and dlspcpsy hiz what's
the matter with the poetikal part
ov the literary world just now
A SKIN OP BEAUTY H A ,IOV FOPPVFtf.
DR. T. FELIX OOPRArD'S OKIKNTAK
lRlAM,OKM(,ltAL HEAUTiriEH
BcmoTM Tn. rimple.Frrkl
' lucnei, nun, and "k'i
OlMana, and erery bnaihl
tw.uiT, an.
leflft tl.lfiCLlon. jj
pf"l te yi-nn, ami U
v au lift r in I M.a w.
lasuj it to be iur
lti.nrorirlvm&(lA
Accftjitno counter
flt of Imllai
name. Ijr. L. Ju
Sjyre wild to
laily of the h.vit
ton (it jifttiniit;
'A you 1 ad I el
will ui them. I
recommend
'Gouraud'i Cream
u the li-nt harmful of all the rtln prparatlona."
ror tale bj all Iirnugun and Fancy Oooda Iealenl
the I'. 8., Catmilaj. and Europe.
FERO. T. HOPKINS, Prop r, 37 Graat Jonti St, N. 1
413
3 r5 Z jCmrk
1 A
6&
I IQUIO 1
ttXCAT
ONE PINT LIQUID KOAL
Makes One-half Barrel of Medicine or
Lice Killer.
One-half Million of Pint Cans Given Away.
vuk .INSECT I,
IQUID
1 fITTt
) L3ZZT2
OAL
MULT
(tlNDS
of AN
T
;heap r- r. travei abroad.
advantage Oained lijr Takinte Limited
Tickets 1 brouli 8 itxerland.
Consul WasbiiiKiou. writing from
Seneva, Switzerland, makes publie
be following facts interesting to trad
ers: Iteferem-e lias tx-eu UiHile in the ail
mal coiumerciaj reports from this con
ular district to the very' inexpensive
Sckets that permit tbe holder to trav-
il tliroufrliout Switz'rhiiid upon most
if its railways and lake steamers at '
till for periods from fifteen to thirty j
lays. This information was i-ubmit-ihU
for the benefit of our exporters de
.irous of introduehig their goods
lirougbout the country.
It heems, however, that the infor
nation would be if value to the thou
utls of citizens of tile L'nitcd States
lio yearly travel exteiiKively through
ills country and who could, by avail
ng tliemselves of the opportunity thus
tffeied, effet a considerable saving,
r, peihapR, see much more of Switzer
and at a cost ejual or less than tbat
f the more restricted lour previously
)la uucd.
These tickets are obtainable at all
arge railway and bout stations in
rwitzci 'lii nd. Tbey may be ordered
hioii'li any station, however. A de
ny of from one to two days is usual,
mil a photograph. Rize known as
'carte de visite," is required.
The tickets penult continuous nnd
milliliter! travel at will during the
)eriod of their validity upon most of
lie railways and lakes in Switzer
and: nnd upon some fifteen of the
tinall roads not embraced In the ticket
;rivllcge (usually funicular roads) a
eiluciion of from 'Jii to "si per cent
lpon usual fa "e.s Is extended.
Tin' riMi-s of fare are:
First Second Tliin!
I.ilcil clnss. class. c!as.
For til't.M-n di'.vs. .$1 I.. "id SIO.IM 7.7'J
i"or thirty il.r, s. . . UJ. I! lo.-H ll.i'H
I'p'iii Ibese rales HCi.o cents Is re
iiiIjuisiiI at the end of the period.
Longer periods of travel throe, six
i nd twelve mouths are also provided
for.
No luggage Is transported free on
:he Swis railroads.
It Is n useful point of information
for travelers that trunks tuny be sent
hy post throughout the country and
Ilnis may be delivered nt hotels lo
nalt 1 ho arrival of owners. This is
iradical pjan for medium-sized and
small trunks nnd valises. The trunks
:nust he sent to the postofrtce, but are
Jelivered on their arrival.
BACKACHE AND DIZZINESS.
M ot of the Ailment Pt-culiar to tb
Female Sex are Iae to Catarrh
of Pelvic OrgiiBs,
MRS. M. BRICKMR
99 Eleventh Street, I
Milwaukee, Wis. )
"A short time ago I found my tort'
dltlon very serious, I had headaches,
pains In the back, and frequent dlizy
spells which grew worse every month.
I tried two remedies before Peruna,
end was discouraged when I took
the first dose, but my courage soon
returned. In less than two months
my health was restored."- Mrs. AU
lirlckner.
The reason of so mirny failures to
cure rases fcimibtr to the above ib the
tact mat disease
peculiar to the
luxnaie nex are
u o t commonly
caused by catarrh,
jrgaii is exactly the
any other organ.
I EMA C 1RUUBIE
Not Ki enewzeu
AS C4TAKIirl
The process of making Liquid Koal requires three days. The process of reduction requires 350 degrees of heat
, 'r , '" evurJ gnicio, antweptic, and Ucmnioctant found in coal, treated chemically with an alkaline base
uujLiiiuuauii; huluic is fi i rii i naioti, being non-poisonous and Iiarmless.
LIQUID KOAL is a combiuation of Creasol, Guiacol, and Kalium. LIQUID KOAL is a black oily liquid.
Sells for Bixty contfl a pint, one dollar a quart, three dollars per gallon.
You may have a pint free without, condition of the system which Is
Any expense to you whatever If you
win rut out the coupon in this adver
tisement and mall It to the National
Medical Company at Sheldon, Jnwa.
LIQUID KOAL cures and prevents
hog cbi lorn, chicken cholera, pink
eye, (Jack leg, and all the germ dis
eases of unlrnals, because It Is a germ
killer anil goes Into tliu stomach, into
the hi wtls, and Into the blood, and
wherever the blood goes. It per
meates the entire system of an ani
mal through the medium of circula
tion, and denudes tbe system of every
disease genri.
We nre giving three hundred thou
sand dollars worth of It for adver
tising purposes and to prove to farm
ers and slock ralseis what it will do.
LIQUID KOAL lias been tested f r
tbe past five years In the largest la hoi a
toiles of this country, and (Jenuany.
find In iiiiriy of the cpoi luient ii
stull'ins.
We have proven Vyond a question
of doubt before the greatest experts
of the count ry, that It dest roys germs
of diseases common to all domest ic
animals, and theiohy i ures diseases.
Worms Intestinal nnd skin pnrasltes,
ticks lice, insects, and vermin suck j
tbe life blood and sap the vitality of
domestic animals and f wis until tbe
annual lofscs lo fanners and stock
raisers reach enormous footing.
Tbe farmer aod stock raiser who
would Increase bia bank account,
must, ot necessity wage a continuous
warfare against tbeae robber worms,
parasite, Terrain, and Insects.
Tbe most effective and Inexpensive
teoedy for all tbeae la Liquid Koal.
! Usjuld Koal ceutralltea tbe acid
condition favorable for the produc
Hon of worms causing such diseases
as hog cholera, anthrax, chicken
cholera, etc.
Liquid koal Is In gencrul use by
ptiysicians Hnd vereiinary surgeons
throughout hiiropo and Auieiica, em
bracing a wider range of uses than
any preparation on the market.
If you need Liquid Koal and have
never used it please send us the cou
pon below. We will then scud you an
Older on your dealer for a sixty cent
can and will pav your dealer ourselves
for It. It will cost you nothing.
It will cost your dealer nothing.
You are not oUlgated to us In anv
way If you accept this offer, we will
not ask you to buy any after you have
given it a trial. All We want Is a
chance to prove to you w hat It will
do.
If you want to know the result
from giving Liquid Koal to a sick
anlmal.no mutter what thecauseof the
sickness Is, send us the coupon today.
If you want special expert advice
regarding your stock fuit Is sick
send us full description of the symp
toms una also ten cents In postage.
You ill also be entitled to the thlr-ty-two
page book on the genu dis
eases of animals.
Liquid Kosl lathe Beat and Cheapest
Worm Killer Knuwn to Science
A list of the diseases that Liquid Koal
cures
rio rhnlers
I. n UK Worm
Texa. Fever
I'oll Kvll
rhirkeu Cholera
ftotip
Tnriuh
Ioclt-Jatr
blind otaKgcra
Bwlne Plains
Inte.tliial wormi
Cum hob r
Tulwrciloels
AfiibrSI
Hlack Lew
Cnrnetalk Dtsaeea
A tertian la Cows
Colin
Glanders
IMatemper
Pint Kve
In linens
Foot Sot
Tape Worst
Len rTr
IaftansisUoo of Ihe
awel
Catarrn.
farcy
M angre
Hota
sr-.otirs
Nal Cileet
baratrhus
Liquid Koal Acts as an Appetizer
and Vitalizer
No disease germ can escape It, that
Is the reason It cures for when the
genu Is destroyed the disease Isgoue.
Two Things to Remember
Use Liquid Koal to dostrov thn nnr.
asltes on the Inside.
I'Sfl Liquid Koal to destrov the nnr.
asltes on the outside.
rarasues exist and thr vo rwilir m
the expense of live animal tissue.
One 'thousand Dollsr.s Donnaiiorf in
Ihe Union Hank at Stuldon, lows,
to be (liven to Anyone Who
l-'inds Any of These Tes
timonials Not Uen
uine. fimtlh Onlor Kun Tnl.K ,MW
National Mi'rilr.Hl Co., York. Nnhr
(li'iiil'in"ii: lluve iitrd voiir l.iciuM iri r. .
cure i,f rholi-ra In hor and I have not round (ta
final. I hid fifty lii'ari of hoir ami IU- , f
tv I waa aure would illn Imi i.v n.. nun ..r .......
Coal brought them out . K. anil hum not Un
botheri-d wilh choli'ra or anv oihor .ui,.. ni
allien. TlM'mfore ran y m (he awliie brci'dora of
noiiin tiouiny aim aun poultry rn Iters that Jt haa
Dottijiial You can iir:hae thla vahiahle uiedi
cli.e of U n Ik it A So,,, of Smith !pnter, who can
out mlarenretent this valuable medicine to jou
Youn fraternally.
JOHNPYLK.
P. S
head
leneyn ir 11 had not been for the uae of the Liquid
Konl I Would have loat one. half n. nr.il.nl.lw M
of (hem. j u
KKAKNEYOOUVTY NOrtfiKHY.
O. A. Strand, Prop.
Orower of Choice Nurery Strok
Mlnden, NchT., Deo. K lorn
National Medical Co., York, Nebr.
About two weekt airo many nt the h.m...
round here loat .rv ha. .11. h. ho. nhi... t
4o not with to write you s lone lUtferlna state.
pent aoout vour manioine tat win t.y thai I
soufst atatnoMaf LKaM Koa, sad Um Lsf
provemeiit wn to markwl that I bought a irallon
can and iited It with the rimilt thai mv houa H
ri'i'overd and I did not loan one. ,viy herd of
over 2(10 arei line rendition and vou may pat
niedown at ouataut user of blijiiiil Konl.
U. A. Strand.
1 1 902
We the tinderalirne d t(H-k raisern and' farmers
irladly U-Htify to the ni'TitH of l.hiuld Koai man-ufaclurr-d
by the Niitlu al Mi.,IU-ti) Co . of Shel
don. Iowa and York. iV'hrusku. We have lined
i ho product with grat fyiog suivcua and adviat
o oi Kie ii a trial, it aliinilil txi ou
m eura.Ka.
every lartn
,ry. Hen, Neb.
. lice, Neh.
Htifut Kear'
Geo. Mills.
i hria schall. Ktunlehiirtt. Neh.
(.eo. liif..,,.rireT, Seward, iS'eb.
.1. II. r'ciiry, liee. Neb.
W. I'liitrliHiijit. SiiinlehurKt. Neb.
V. V. Meyer. Maplehurat Neb.
J. Uingelieriri'r. hr, tierinnuiown, Neh.
11 Itomlleta V,.l. Ii in ,.,i..
I have told Liquid Koal for a vear now and
never have found an article that vives tue.h uni
veraal anllifurtloii , I,),,,,,,) k,,,,, ,,m., , run
talel.v any lh.it I have not one lial Itfled cut
turner. I hnnestlv think that If every farmer
.... i, ,,. mere would he verv 1 1 1 tic hoeeh
... oietouiitry. 0i Mu,l(.h
, " ana, Neb., Den. U, iiaij
I nave been ualntr L. K. a and liwot neatrover
and l d It all you claim for It, Would reeoin
tie mi It to all. I w.ll keep It on the place all the
"""' Youra, .Sam Grott.
II is s positive preventative of contagious
diseases.
".My Mu, She Knows."
My pa. he scolds me jes becuz
He says I'm gctliu' "tough:"
fie says my face is never clean.
My hands are always rough;
I'm not behavin' like I should,
An' goin' wrong, I s'pose,
But inn, she takes an' pats my hand
An' smiles, been, she knows.
My pa hain't got no use for boys,
He wants 'em always men;
f wonder if he's clean forgot
The hoy he must a' been;
Per mi, she says they're nil alike.
'Hout face, an' hands an' clothes.
An' says I'll loam to bp a man:
An' ma, I guess she knows!
My pa, he says I ain't no good
At doin' anything;
I'd rather fool away the time
An' whistle, play, an' sing;
But nin, she smiles an' savs I'm rounir.
An' then she up nn' goes
An' kisses mo an' shows me hnw:
Kor ilia, you bet, .she knows!
My pa, he says I'll never bp
A business man like him.
Becuz I hain't got anv "drive."
Vn' "get up," "nhiek" and "vim:"
I'ut ma, she says, so solemn like,
A man's a boy that grows.
An' boys must have their playin' spoil;
An' urn's a trump, an' knows!
My pa, he shakes his head an' sighs
An' says he rioesn't see
Where 1 got all my careless ways
That seems jes'boru in me;
An' ma. she laughs, an' laughs, i
laughs,
Till pa's face crimson grows,
An' then she says, " 'Tis very queer;"
But somehow, ma, she knows!
My ma, she knows 'most everything
'Hout boys and what they like.
She's never scolilln' 'bout the muss
I make with kites and bike;
(she says she wants me to be good
An' conquer all my foes,
An' you jes bet I'm goin' to be,
'f'uz my sweet mn, she knows!
lA'troit Journal,
recognized as bciii,
Catarrh of one or
RHine as catarrh of
What will cure catarrh of the head wiU
also cure catarrh of Ihe pelvic organs,
Peruua cures these cases simply because
it cures the catarrh.
If you have catarrh write at once to
Dr. Hartmau, giving a full statement of
your case, and be will be pleased to give
you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, jf.-esident of
The Hartman Sanitarium, ffolumbus, O.
WET WEATHER. WISDOM!
THE ORIGINAL
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SUCKED
BLACK OR jYELLOW
ILL KEEP W DRY
NOTHING EL5EW1LL
TAKE NO JUWUJVTE1
caraxooucs race
MOWINQrULL LINI OF OAR Mt NTS AND MATS.
A. J. TOWER CO., Boston, Mass., U.S. A.
TOWCS CSHAOiaW CO., LTD., TOSONTO. caajaoA.
Seameu on native river craft in
China get $3 a month; on seagolnu
Chinese vessels, $88. Tbey furnisn
tbelr own food.
In Great Iiritain In 1901 there were
3,000 deaths directly due to alcohol
while the deaths from tuberculosos
numbered 58,000.
Tbe Aichal Clock Compapy la
Japan employes 300 workmen wbo
make timepieces wblcb are botb
handsome and cheap.
A German Innkeeper on tbe Swiss
border has undertaken as a result of
a wager to roll a barrel full of wine
across Switzerland and Italy to
Hcoie.
joiib rtLK.
8. I hare at the present time seventy-tin
J,n(1 f1"" lhl "r" ,l"l"it line and I
ve If It had not been for the use of the Mould
Cut Out This Coupon
Tor It. may not appear again Kill out tbe
blankj and mall to tbe National Medloal
Co., Sheldon, luwa
My Have
Kind of Stork. Illaean.
I have never tried Liquid Koal but If yon
w'!i!.iv.ty.TA.L,lh ""'-"i
a. t .ki " " M"r" n" rlte platnl
. wi. urn. touar. 11 vnn nn
aounon tialav
thirty -two pae book on I hi
If Tou desire
n ..m n i -
mniaia in speoiai espert advice reaardln
the diseases that effect your owe stock bod
ten cent, i po,u with this sous en to oove
eost of nslllsi and espens to as' K'OOT
The can mt llqatd Koal It to be furnished
yea wltho.t ei areas or freight ehs r to yoi
Hie Korean Kmperor's Tooth.
An Hnmsiiig story on the prevalent
Mute of maimers and morals In Korea
Is furnished by n little incident re
corded In a Iiondon paper. It ap
pears that during the great feast
which he gave a short time ago to
pelebrate tlie anniversary of Korean
Independence, the Kmporor of Korea
had the misfortune to break a tooth,
The luiniedlnle result of the accident
was that the chief ee;,!; llnd an i,jo
slants were thrown Into prison to
?walt trial for lese-ina jesle. Hut there
lera luippciied to be a dentist ul Seoul who
tvits traveling to see the conn try. find
lo managed to slop ; the resulting
.oolluiche without inaUintr use of anv
tool Instruments, which would have
frightened the Kmporor mid hava
liiade him refuse to su'.iinlt to the op
prallon. The dentist received ,(HHJ
I' en, or about $.V)(), for his fee, r. nd
llien attention was tinned to tlie iec
Hint cooks. The underlings were tlis
liilNNcd Willi n enutlon but the chief
rook was sentenced to work for Hired
months without any pay nnd the Km
jieror nt once ordered mini her great
feast to celebrate his recovery from
lootncht;. Happily for the cook, as
vell ns for the sovereign, no more lm
perlnl teeth were broken.
There are many "outrages," and at
many people hold newspapera respon
Uble for them.
The natave women of the flymal
aya Mountains bave a singular way
of putting tbelr children to sleep in
tbe middle of tne day. Tbe child
la put near a stream ot water, and
by means of a palm leaf or a tin
acoop the water Is deflected so as to
run gently over the back of the
child's head. Tbe water pouring on
tbe child's head apparently sends it
to sleep and keeps it so, while the
mother proceeeds with her work in
tbe fields.
I find Plso's Cure for Consumption the
5st medicine for croupy children. Mra.
F. Callahan, 111 Hall street. Parkera
fcurg, W. Vs., April 16, 1901.
Of every 100 alcoholics attacked by
pneumonia 70 die, wbile of every
100 non-alcobolics so attacked only 23
die.
Mrs. Wlnalows SOOTHING SYRUP for chll
dien teething, softens the gtima.reduces Infla
mation.allayt pain cures oollo Price 4ro bottle.
In England ninety-nine towns own
their own gas works, the average
net Income being 11,947,125 per annum.
When stopping to talk for a mo
ment with a woman on the street it
Is nut necessary for a man to cmove
his hat and stand with head uncov
ered; tbe hat should be raised,
slowly replaced and again lifted aa
the conversation la ended and be
withdraws.
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
CURBS catarrh of tbe stomach.
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