Wic of Time.
Tt epericm--I hljfhw nyn.mi wai
lkmz almt liia appreniU-e
"1 i'iir will b-arti fi ll,, ailV
'Joii.' growled. -Hm ,i,u n;.
people 1 1 i:t t ain't seen a pent v f,,r
Uf "
pi.) he IkiM uj a Irf-giMr?"' a;..V
;lie friend.
"Worse than (lint. He held n a
l.iili ruining home from summer vin-u
iioti."
Jo.l Itiiixi.
'Y"ll young ramp." cm luiiii.-l t!,i
(rate iiMTrlmiil, "w hat il you mean ,
Iraning hack in injr chair, plachi,; you
feet on Ihe desk a smoking a cigar
tte:"
"Why, It' fer your own good, tis,'
rirlaimed tin- office Ixiy. 'When, join
rredllors mine around ami cat'-h I
glimpse of tin ileyll think you ri
out".
Her Tr.mMc
First Hoarding Mistress - I've s.s-i
If figured nut that people can live on 1;
rent a day.
Second Hoarding Misir-ss h; I'.n
ji.il can't gi-t tlu-ni to do it. ISrooklw
ore W inner.
Hrowii -UriH'ii (! t a dollar to i
man who advert i4i a method f,,r ,-at
tug th slot machine.
CO.lt - I 11. 1 I... .... I....-. .1...
" - m- ' tin-. i iifiti'rn
Itrnvvii -Yes. He recked a .an) oi
hlrli a prlntisl 'Kif'i! jour inoiiet
in your Mwk-!."
t aur ami l.lTt-ct.
"What dcprlviM yon ,f your lib
erty, my man?" asked the per
ami wlio was doing i little missionary
work l-liitn) the har.
"Takln' tit tuurli Iil-r1 jr." atisw-erts
(lie prisoner, whoso specialty was p k
rt li king.
I'omltllr llptallHtion.
"It in niiIiI." remarked the remarker
"that llllrllii-til.ll Women seldom milkl
pntx mot hers. I w onder hj ';"
'Thill' easy," repli.-d tin- home
Itrown philosopher. "They don't oftei
get II chance,"
lirrr L fM-rience Cmiul.
Tlinklu - I niidorsiaiid Jour f r i . iu
Kg rliiTt has left tin' stage.
Hmkiii -Ye, lie iiiit the stage ti
t -ccpt a job hh truck walker w I i hi, m.
railway company out Wet.
The IHuanosin.
IiM tor - So yoti think )uii have In
(Olllllill ?
Sjsiiled Ilarlltig - Sure of It. doi lor
1 rim't hlri-p aflrr iiIiip o 'cIm k In lb
Bmrtiliii: lirtrolt rn-r I'rrn.
Nuturatl j.
t'ora - What f y.mr f.ivor;!- ! It
the Htihnal world 'r
I'ora - M.hi.
HIm Ksliiiiuliori.
"In iW' of tin insitniMihiin wi
bi-iir." :ild the Mitriot, "thcrr iin1 ni"t
who li'iivc rmt.lj.- i!!!v' lis poor ii h wlu i
liny i-ntiT.il It."
"V. nn-wi-fd Si'initor Sor'linm
"now iidiiys ii titmiK liT him ot to he i
p'.lilK'ijin. l.nt it ilo.'xii'l follow that I
poliiu-liin in n fhi.-iiK'irr." -WiiHhincl")
r'liir.
Tlie lot 111 iirnnive.
"I mippo-ii' y.nl h:ivr apt-lit a Kf-
dfiil of iiioiiiy fur plrtiin-H."
"lli-iipt of It." HiiHWi-ii-d Mr. I'iiiii
rox.
"Wlmt Ih tin' most cxp'-nlv' pii tun
In your rolh'rtiiiii"" ,
"l"hoto(jr.iili of a llth-d xori In la
to put in tin- family iilliiini." - Waalt
IiikIoii Star.
"The Ilrtter the Ktr.
Tln lirv. Mr. ioodnia n - I inrt "ill
tld frlriid KwnSrr on Stimlny.
Mm. f.'o'Mlmaii S ill ni f.,nd an pni
tif qtloSill liphoi iB Ut I MIPP'WC.
TI..- ii,-i. Mr. (!i..:;ii;i:: t(!:, SiX;
R'-'llliK norsi'j hi' .ilihi i vl ,!' Ihf.
'". Hi- IjihI n aClOitf ( fh v- '"'
1 caw lilm. and when I re -roin licd liiir
for lishllic oil tin' Nuhlwtli hf nild
'Tli!- Ii. thr d the l. the d."- rh'.li
drlptil.l I'I'Mt.
Where I lie t'onlliit (iiii(.
"Von wen-n't iilwnyn fin h mi rntlj
rlni r."
"No," annwrrfd Mi. HIIk-'Iih. "Hh
cut whir" I live now yoii'vi- :"t 1
f t up fflrly to wake otl,. r pcoph
ltli Hip lawn mow r tit - 1 of lifim
diaturhfd yoiipIf'-W W1l:l:itar
How True I
"ll'n afrniiK'',' n-mai k.'d tii( Im-ak
fast ryiih', "hut Urn joiiiik man 'il.'
hf wikcnt Iudkh oan of ton blow 1.
Hie tiioiit timiiry."
Quickly Coiii'i-iitcd.
"My lxiy," aaid Ihe bfiifvoleiit put
ho n, "I linfir )yii do iii't ti!'l' your I'B1'
Biidi-r a lti!irl'r"
"MkIiI?" (fhofd tin) who wa
fc-arnlnjr to amoko in tin.- barn. "WJiJ
Miien I liear dad roinliiif I liiiln
Whole fl(tar undi-r tt burhel.
The tianul Hecrct.
Nell fibe Intend to be mrrie
ery quietly; In fact, It's a nvcrt.
Belle How do you know?
Nell All (lie girls are Ulklnj a bo
i. I'hlltdelpiila IXlfc-er.
, CURE rOUH KIDNEYS. ...
A aen the Ka, k Ache. aod BiadJer
Troul.lr. K In.liet at lheCau.e.
I'-n't n. ;ike the mixtake of beKrr
ine hs. k, he and hl niurr ill to l.- U.
rul ailMi.cr, (.t at taUH)1 Bn j
rnre the kldnryu.
I u. I I,. ,,, . K i.l.
V -"i -I'ilU. whi.-ll
ured thoU-
V.V Ipartincnt. and
,- y ' r,.iii,lii. mt "7 i
it "' ' S' w Wylie avenue,
V " any:
"It a thr.-- years a-.j tliat I used
I'onu'a Kidnry i-iii for an attack f
kldnry troiihl that wan mostly back
ache and they fixed me up flue. There
is no mist aUnii that, and If 1
ho.iM ewr I- trotihled a:ln. I would
en them lirst thing, as I know what
they lire"
I "f nle by all dealer. Trice ."ill
cents I oter Milhnrn I'oinimnv. ISiif
tHi... V. V.
1'jrliik' the ht t.x iii'inihs Ir
Unii s nt t i lin-at llrltaln 1 4 1 1
mure i-jttl". I.j-h lH more sliecp.
acd onU .i! fewer liotses linn were
rrcelved from the rrst of tie world.
ni r r r urn
bLUUU JVJLL lELL
4 THEORY SCPP0E7ED BY TEESfl,
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE
Rrrnt Inatanre PruTeaThala Woman'
llnpllnr l I argrlr I lepnilrn I on III
Nlalo of ll-r Hlooil.
ln-ii tin) Mood is (liwirdered every
r'anof tluilvxlr innfTei-ted unfavorably
jnl (nil t' (liHihaigo it functinu
proju-riy. In tlm cii--e, ,f every woiimu
nalnrw lm iiiadn Kxi-ial proviaion for a
jierimlii-ul mriticatioii of tlm Mh1 and
mi lonr im this occur her health and
H'liiiH un.'ailinly reveal tho bcii'-fl. ial
rs-Miln. So slight a causo uh a cold or a
tiervuns kIi.k k may produco a anpprea
Moo of llns vital fiiiiction and until it i
reitor.-d Kim in il,iiiied t misery. Tlia
rcmcily that ban proved most prompt
and effective in all I'iionh'rs poi-uliur tJ
thnfemaln le x, ii that which broiifrbt
nich Krc.t relief to Misn Mai li ( iriifK,
nf No. bit Indiana i-treet, Iiwrenc.e,
Kaniai, coiice ruuiir which ilio n) uk aa
follow :
"Iu th winter of 1002, from aonie
nnkiiowii catiM', there van a t-eaaiitiiiii
of fuii' iioii H-cuIinr to my aex for a pv
riod of four iiionih. I becamo Very
weak and could not K't op stairs willi
out help. I luul niiuw a and pain and a
constant hendacho. I m under the
care of a phyaician for three L-ioutha,
hut ha did not aucci-i-d in curing mo.
Then a lady friend told me aliout the
merit of I r. Williams' I'iuk Pills wbii-h
she had uned in her family and slio in
duced nm to try them. It was in May
when I lirst l Kan to use them and in
June I had fully recovered my health,
ant have since ruiiiaiiied pwrfectly
Well."
Ill ail rase of delayed development of
voting (.'ill ; in amriuiaor wenkiieB due
to iiiinei i.ihi'd blood and Hhowing lt
aelf in pallor, lack of ainbilioii, (ItiHpond
!' y and iinrvou.snf i ; bImi iu the great
"oiislitutioiial (iiniuibancp attending
the period known it thu i-hange of lifii,
llr. WUIiiiuii' I'ink I'iIIk uro in vnliianlrt
i .r women, uIiomi hcalih i always
, l , y depi'nilent oil the atato of the
bl'HxI. They am Hold by all dni(
,fiMs. A booklet of valual.ln infotnia
'i in, relating to the care of a woman's
health al all niiKiitaii jx-i ioils, and , n
tnled " i 'bull TalliK (o Women," will he
-nt free in a ai-aled envclo to any one
H no cIioom-h to write for 11 to the Dr.
William M-jdiciiio (Company, boln.'Uuo
ladv.N. V.
MliXICAN
Mus;.any Liniment
in a jiokii I ti cure for I'ilc-M.
'I'm.' hana ia and p itnto iir-j almost
lilcni ical In cheiiilcal cumposillon.
Mm who had sedentary lives
o'ten com pl.t in that they "tt no
exercise, but ask Ihern to split the
Lindllt.K and fetch the family coal
and I bey tij it coniplalnlnif.
I believe that women hlmuld be
allowed to vote if they want to,
but don't bi'lieve that they would
cx( rclsc any tine power in the world
than they do .low.
There Is r:oO,HHi,HX) worth of Ehk
1 1 sit money invested In submarine
rabies.
When
St. Jacobs Oil
Tha old monk cure, strong, straight, sure, tackles
Hurts, Sprains, Bruises
The muscles flex, the
the soreness dies out.
rfSaleTen Million Boxes aYear. b
i XV CANDY CATHTir - JT
jj, BEST FOR THE BOWELS
SAIHE ROIMNSON.
ui 'iiif r.if.i.r. om,d (jui'k
lUmf Hi u t'rw lhi'ji.
4
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niaH-r.-V..-J
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14
T'1
NERVOUSNESS AND
WEAKNESS CURED
BY PE-RU-NA.
Mini Sadie Ilobiiisoii, 4 Kami street. I
M.iMen. Mn.. writes: I
"l'eriiu wi recommended to me
sl'iiut a year suo a an excellent reined.,'
for the triHibles piiuliar to our sex. and
s 1 found tint sll that w:i said "f lliiS;
medicine was true, 1 Mill pleased to i (
dorse it.
" began to use It about seven months
ago tor weakness and nervousness,
is'iscd from overwork and sleepless
ness, and found that In a few days I
began to grow strong, my appetite In
creased and I began to sleep better.
consequently my nervousnca "-'"
IHJAiIUIHCHCIIlHr '
organs soon disappeared and I have
been well and strong ever slnee. "
Address Iir. S. it. 1 1 art man, i'l esideni
of The lUrtinan Sanitn riilin, I 'ol'iiulnis
()., for free medical advice. Ail
npun'lence strictly eo'ilidenlial.
fi ihe Trait
"I followed the
tr'l from Tvvas
n f et t Slicker, twed for
Pommel OUCket n overcoat when
1 '' co 14, wind cot
whn windy. rain coat when It ra.ned.
and for a covar at night if we fot to bed.
and I will any that T have fottr-n mora
comfort out of your altc,wr t.u any othar
Otic artid that 1 evtr owned."
i Ti Mm kttd MdrM of iaa
wrtkr of ut ttao.t.-Hl lt
Wr ts-vf b Ihavd ob ftppUctvtlaa.)
Wet Weather Oarmenti lor Riding.
Waikirig', Worlung, or
bportuig
Tlwll4aftlinaa
A
J. TOWER CO. raMTn
usToa,
TOWER CANADIAN
CO., Limited
TOSORTO, CAHADA
tin
One In every as Londoner it re
ceivinK rauper rli f.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
.he Kind You Have Always Boughl
Bears the
fcignature of C-t
A. C. Oso, A. M.. LI. 1!
Tres , Omah.
PaoF. A. J Lowav, l'rlnr.
ft
Knit )rse,t hy First N'iit'1
llalik uial liusn,,.s in tin.
,l0.000ln ItollTop Iiesks. Hank Fixture nnf
;i '1 is'wrllers. StUflenta can work fortM,aril
cn. f'ir free culalofne. boiinri In alMjaioc
i:-ier ever pahhsh'-a ly a Huslness Colhga
Hei,lli unit vo il lll stlemt the N 11 C.
Good f'Kid. administered thrice
daily, and accompanied with cliecr
ful smiles, Is about tne best cure fm
Hie liquor hihlt ever rievifed.
Jn Finhnd, reinrleer are woith
only $7.50 a lieatl. ()ui of these ani
mals recently covered 130 miles In t
day.
I never yet knew an atheist wh
was not K 'ld that the woman hi
loved was a Christian.
Turkish women tut rose I nvti
with butter to sijure plumpness;.
kinks untwist,
Price 25c. and 50o.
l'jr ",t "iCs7i ' -
t 4-
I
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J f i ATI -I
Cootfnut I.oaf C'ke.
Cream hail a rui'ioi of iiuilei ilh
two t-llpfula of podrr"d suitar. and
when very li:ht add the well-l-ateu
yolk of ix ,;. tii:J a rup of milk,
(iradiially atir in Iwo cup of flour
with which have la-eu sifted two tea
sjKKnfu! of tuikiii Kiwder and a
iiuaru-r of a tearii'ooiifill of salt. Flavor
the butu-r with the Juice and ;ratrd
nnd of a lemon, and beat in two oup
ftiis of erstel to -on nut. last f ail,
fold in iuii kly and iibCy the tiffen
Hi whii'i if Ms Hake in tw
loaf tin - in steady oven until a s raw
run through the ihlke-t part of the
fulif" (oiiiir out clean. Wh.n the
rake iin- io d cover them with an
lcinjr Havered with a few drop of e
felire of l,;t'er nine nd. Wli le icin
is damp, t.cw th.ck'y with jxrateil
cocoanut.
Milk or Whin- Ilrrud.
Into a bowl kilt two ouaits of white
dour with a teiispiHinful of Kiijiar and it
half one of suit. Into a Kcant pint of
scalding milk stir a teiiKMiriful of but
ter and add a pint of Ixiilini; water.
When this is lukewarm xtir in a Kill of
lukewarm water iu which a half cake
of compressed yeimt lias lieeu thor
oughly dissolved. Make a hole In the
(lour and imr In thia Ibpild, work to
a Hon iloiiKh and turn out upon a
pastry bread. Knead for ten minute
and set to rise In a bread pan for six
hours, or until litfht. Make Into loaves,
knead each of these for at least live
minutes and set to rise In a (.-reused
pan. Throw a cloth over them and
aland for an hour, then hake.
Sweet Apple I'ickU-N.
Select smooth apple below medium
size mid have them uniform. I'ecl c.ire-
fullv and leave the stems on. Allow
two quarts of vinegar, four pounds of
Ii(;h' brown suar, one ounce each of
ground cinnamon and cloves. Tie the
spice in little rhif secloth bans and
some sticks of white ciuntiituin. When
scalding hot put in enough apples to
rook well. When they can be lasilv
pierced with a broom straw skim out
In a stone Jar and cook the other ap
ples. I'our Ihe hot viiicKar over the
pickles, turn an Inverted plate or
saucer over the jar and tie up securely
with white muslin.
Home-Made Yenst.
Three la rue nitaloes boiled soft; a
small half-cup of suar, (iiarter-cup of
salt. I'our the bollinn water from the
potatoes on the stiar and salt, mash
the potatoes soft ami mix all together.
When lukewarm add a yeast cake dis
solved in n Kill of warm water. Cover
and let It stand ever nlcht. In Hie
morning; beat It hard, take a lare cup
ful out, cover and put It In a cool place
to use Instead of a yeast cake In the
next raising. Then add a quart and a
pint of water and milk to the remain
1 11 K yeast, but no more salt or sugar.
This will make Ihe large loaves of
bread.
Ilill Tickle.
Make n brine so strong that an egg
Hunts upon it, then add to the brine
half its quantity of fresh water. Wash
the cucumbers and put a layer of them
Inlo a crock, cover this layer with
grape leaves, then with u layer of dill.
Using leaves find stems. Continue in
this way until the crock Is full. Kill
the Jar with tin- brine, tie cloth over
the Jar. then place on this n plate and
lay u weight on this. Kvery fortnight
take olT the cloth, wash it and replace.
Rice -.ith Tomntoe.
riacp a cupful of rice well washed
hi a double boiler, with two ciipluls
of boiling water, adding a level tea
spoonful of salt and a salt spoonful of
pepper. When the ihe is done pour
In a want pint of hot, cooked and
strained tomatoes, that have In en w II
seasoned with salt, pepper, butter and
a little sugar. Stir the rice and toma
toes well together, arrange as a gar
nish around roast beef or pork.
llnrley Soup.
Only beef stock Is required In mak
ing a first-rate barley soup, if the grain
Is allowed to steep in it for some time
before cooking. One-ipinrler the quan
tity of cold water should then bp add
ed, with n few kernels of allspice, and
the Kimmcring process conducted al
most iniMTceptib)y. I Heed raw pota
toes are thrown In about half an hour
before serving, the rooking being then
hastened to a gentle boil.
Various Custards.
Viol; a with a little experience can
produce a variety of custards by vary
ing the flavor used, leaving the body
of tho custard the same. Oranges cut
fine (often being peeled and seeded)
can be used, simply adding them .to a
good custard; so can canned or fresh
fruit, chopped almonds, gratis! cocoa
nuts, chocolate nnd macaroons.
Hliort HuiiucHl ions.
Soak gelatin in Rulllclent cold water
to cover before adding it to Jellies or
creams.
To remove any ordinary stains from
Ivory knife handles rub wltli emery
jiowder.
Yacht mops are great conveniences
lor dusting the bare floor to univi-r-sally
used now.
Hefore bolllnj? milk always rinse out
the saucepan with cold water to pre
vent the milk from burning.
When making mayonnaise sauce sa
ted a very cool place for the purpose,
(f made In a hot kitchen It is apt to
separate in the proca.
Fibroid Tumors Cured.
fcj a ss-rsvraM uilivit VMS w-va s s
A distressing case of Fibroid Tumor,
which baffled the skill of Boston doctors.
Airs. Hayes, of Boston, Mass., in
the following letter tells how she was
cured, after everything else failed, by
Lydia E. Pinkhamfs Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Hayes first Letter Appealing: to Sirs. Piukbain for Help I
" Ieak Mns. Pixktiam: I have been ltnder Boston doctors' treat
ment for a ! time without any reliet They tell me I have a fibroid
tumor. I car... it sit down without great pain, and the soreness extends
up my s;i;:,e. I have bearing-down yins both back and front 3Iy ab
domen is swollen, and I have had iiowinfj sjiells for three years. My ap
TH'tite is not good. I cannot walk or be on my feet for any lei jth of time.
"The symptom: of Fibroid Tumor given in your little book ac-cur-'U'ly
descril my case, so I write to you for advice." (Signed) Mra.
E. F. Hayes, a."i2 Dud! y 1st, (Iloxbury) IJoston, Mass.
Note the result of Mrs. Pinkham's advice al
though she advised Mrs. Hayes, of Boston, to take
her medicine which she knew would help her
her letter contained a mass of additional instruc
tions as to treatment, all of which helped to bring
about the happy result.
"Dear Mrs. Finr-tiam: Sometime ago I wrote to you describ
inr; my symptoms and asked your advice. You replied, and I followed
all your directions carefully, and to-day I am a well woman.
"The me of Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound entirely
ernelled the tumor and strengthened my whole system. I can walk
miles now.
"Lydia K. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound is worth five dol
lars a drop. I advise all women who are afflicted with tumors or
female trouble of any kind to give it a faithful trial." (Signed) Mrh.
E. F. Hates, 252 Dudley St., (Roxbury) lioston, Mass.
Mountains of gold could not purchase such testimony or take
the place of the benltli and happiness which Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound brought to JVJrs. Hayes.
Such testimony should be accepted by all women as convincing
evidence that Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound stands
without a peer as a remedy for all the distressing ills of women; all
ovarian troubles; tumors; inflammations; ulceration, falling and dis
placements of the womb; backache; irregular, suppressed or painful
menstruation. Surely tho volume and character of the testimonial let
ters we are daily printing in tho newspapers can leave no room for doubt.
,Mrs. Hayes at her ubovo address will gladly answer any letters
which sick women mav write for fuller information about her illness.
Her gratitude to .Mrs. Finkham and Lydia Ii. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is so genuine and heartfelt that she thinks no trouble is too
great for her to take in return for her health and happiness.
Truly is it said that it is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound that is curing so many women, and no other medicine ; don't for.
get this when some druggist wants to sell you something else.
S5098
P T fi P fl FORFFIT If weennnot forthwith nrodnce the original lttrt tod stgnitarss ftf
sbora lutUuouuj, wUick will t,rif
lf iU
IllN'T-i ON K I'lMClO iTE
Can's of cotido nice sin ul i he left
pers uiall?. TI ev mav he sent by
a is' r iic'ssctiger to triends living
it a distal (.
"brevity is Hie soul of wit;" th;s
ipplb s ,'i'so ti let ter writing. Lone;
dr-iwn itit sot'iircs and verbosity
should tie avoided.
I tliink Mo-es' reputitlon for
.,iierknfss was par.ly due tj the f ict
that his wife's full's fulbiAed him
an nnd a good deal.
V.
l. urc i .Mil t iictoncs that
Talk on Advertisinirby C.W.I'ost to Pub
lihersat ilaiiquet ut flat I le Creek.
Ill his address to Publishers at the
1'altl" Creek Imn'piet Mr, Post likened
''i" growth of a modern coimiii'ieial
i i,terpi-ie to llie growth of an npple
' c" (oi al seed, plenty of work and
-iiter an needed, but the tre will not
bear applis wl:!tout sunshine.
Th sunshine to the commercial
plant is publicity secured by advertis
ing. It is Impossible even with the hcnvl
est advertising to make a success un
less the article has merit of a high
order. Merit is the good tree and sun
hine makes the apples grow. A ajood
Ugainsin Har an Cr. Lands.
Heal Kstate is tilways a safe
Investment.
It neither turns nor blows
away
Can ynu sff ird ti rent when
you can own a quarter sec.'.on
f r 0
For lurlhiT Inforknal'on wrPa
Schumacher & James, Orleans, Nelv
.t Sa. U " i mu
1 I J)
ihftr l,nlute rmniinniuis
ii. i'i ilk lima Medicine Co
L.TU, Han,
A startling caption in a medlca
journal sta es that "Death lurks ii
the kiss!" Oh, well, we've all bo
to die some time, you know, ant
why not pleasantly?
An eminent statistician says tha
tha itrltish Enpire produces one
third of the world's coal, one-nintt
of its copper, one-eighth of its iron
one-tJlth of Its lead, i ne-nintb of it
silver and one-half of Its gold.
Cutting the eyebrows and eye
lishea results In stiff stubby hairs
si. ;0't
trW- .'Sj: v W
make I ostuni and Orape-Nuts.
nilesuinn who knows how to talk with
his pen can present th loji'c, argu
ment 'and salesman ahiliy to thou
sands of customers flt cue tima
thioiigli the eniumita of the newspa
per, n strong contrast to the old fash
ioned way of talking to one customer
at n time.
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ertiser, for a publisher that takef
espeilal Interest in making the adve
Using announcements attractive. Ad
vei-tiseiiieiits should contain truthful
Information of i. terest nnd value to
readers. The X'ovt'tm methods, have
made l'.at!le Creel; la iious all over tin
world and about doubled the popula
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