gf ;uv-?. rvv rjef .-.v
JJTTfi.
;?J;.
- -
i- m i
, AMtL
-tHlhlAi i
J.-. s-'-nl
K
y' ',
v
RTii
''
W
I w
ANSWER.
Cu
jWei
"What Is tin indeterminate sontenco,
pa?" , '
"Matrimony, my son."
SCALES ALL OVER HER BODY
"About tlnco years ngo I wan af
fected by white ucalon on my hnoca
and elbows. I consulted a doctor who
treated 1110 for ringworm, l Haw no
chiingn and consulted a Hpcclaliut and
ho claimed I had psoriasis. 1 contin
ued treatments under him for about
fix inunthu until I Kaw scales break
Ing out all over my body eavo my
free. My I5c.ilp was nffectod, and my
hair began to fall. I then changed
doctors to no avail. 1 went to two
hospitals and each wanted to make n
Kludy of tho rar.o und seemed unablo
to euro it or assuro mo of a cure. I
tried soveral patent medic Inos nd
wa3j finally advised by m friend .who
lias used Cutlcura on her children
uluco their birth, to purcha"so tho
Cittlcurn Ramcdion. t jjurcluiBeiUn
caKo ot Soa'p.'tho Ointment and tho
Resolvent After tho-llrat application
tho Itching' was aliased. ( )
' "I am r.tlll uslrig tho Soap and OInt
tnont and now feel that none other Is
pood enough for my skin. Tho psor
iasis has disappeared nnd 1' every
where feel bettor. My hands wero bo
disfigured before using. tho Cutlcura
Remedies that I had to wear glovorj all
tho time. Now my body and hands
nro looking fine." (Signed) Miss Sara
Rurnett, 'J 135 Fltzwater St., Philadel
phia, l'a., Sept. 20, 1910.
Cutlcura Soap (23c) and Cutlcura
Ointment (50c) aro sold throughout
tho world. Send to Potter Drug &
Ghom. Corp., solo props., 135 Colum
bus Ave., Boston, for frco book on af
fections of tho skin and scalp.
How Ho Avcitca a Duel.
Tho following Is told of former Sen
ator Joo Blackhuni of Kentucky:
In tho days of his youth tho Ken
tucklan wan. asked by a friend to sec
ond him in a duel. He consented, and
nt sunrise tho parties met at tho ap
pointed place. Now, it was, this Ken-
liickian's duty to say tho last words
touching tlio terms of. thoducl. Hut,
although ho faithfully performed this
duty, tho duel never took place,.
A murmur of "Why not?" Invariably
goes around whenever this. -story is
told, whereupon tho answer Is as fol
lows . . v V
"For-a vcrj' simple reason. Wlwn
Joe finished speaking it wns too 'tlarft
for, n alueL" Uurpor'a Magazine.
v ;. - j rz i
Importnnt to Mothers
- - Examine' carofully o-ery 'bott!oof
"CASTOUIAlasafounduuro remedy tor
Infanta and". cjiijareu,and rfeo vthatVt
Signature of C2a&&4&V.
In Uso For Over ( Yea'rsi J
Tho Kind You Havo AJw'uyB Bought.
Aftqr a Big Hauf. J
' j"6lnlh? used to bd dn'fC 6w tlio sub
Jqctjof liurled trcnHuro! Flint's ho' up
td now?" i ' . ,-.
"IIo's got up an expedition to Asia
Minor to try to find tho place whero
Methuselah stored his birthday pres
ents." Constipation cauicn ami seriously agRra
vatcH nnny (lisc.ifo. It is thoroughly curoil
by Dr." Pierce's Pellets. Tiny sugar-coated
grauulcs.
Occasionally or oftonor peoplo lead
a man to bellevo they admlro him
when In reality they are only trying
to work him.
Urn. WIdhIow'h Soothing Sjrup for Children
ttothlntf, nufteiiB tho Rums, rrducen Inllamma
Hod, aUajr pain, cures wind colic, 23a a bottle.
Some sermons como near bolng dem
onstrations of eternal punishment.
To (set
Us Beneficial Effects,
Always Buy th& Genuine
$YRUPflfi$
ana
Elixir 'Senna
manufactured byihe
(JiraEAf(6Svfitip(o.
Sold by oil Icadin9
Drvqqlsts
OneSize Only, 501 oDotilc
EASTER OFFERING
r... wmmmmmmmmmm?. ,
MHAaHiMBMIHHMMMMnM
Season
of Joy .
. I,' ,
Helen Brace Wallace
(.1 pj J
HEItH Itv an Jnptlnetivo
tnse bf dtEappoint
ment whVn It ralns on
Kaster We feel that
the sun tdiouhl Khinu
and all nature bo at her
best and brlghteut on
this day that Is typical
both or spiritual and
physical reawakening.
As far as wo can we
voice this Joyousness In the flowers
that are seen everywhere. There Is
a coldness In the church sen lee that
Is not brightened by at least a Illy or
two today; It seems to poorly express
the spirit of tho Kastertldo.
It Sb good for us to have one day
in tho year that is all joy. It Is no
timo for yielding to gloom or de
pression. Life has so much of shad
ow that the road would be darkened
did wo never como out into, tho full
imnBhlne. Wo wunt lifo and light
'and color uround ua; therefore we
put the blossoms of spring in our win
dows nnd wear them as we jjo to and
fro. -
Other festal dayB huve their tem
poral distractions. Easter makes Its
.strongest appeal loathe soul side of
us Coining as it doeV on the tlrst day
of the week, when tho busy world in
S3
esilug.thcro istlme to think of the
gher aide ot llfe.Uo ponder on tbe
deeper meaning of things thnt be.
What ineHns.this jnyousness of tbe
8enson lliatls felt by all.'lf uncxprcss
ed? fs It.nol reviving hope: a hripe
to brighten the dreariest, rriOjU dlsplr
ited man or womanj j' 1 j
, TDiduQl man "believe tn a hereafter,
n -uturoj wheu ywjoijgH jwill be right
ed and sorrows' turn to fyoy, tho oiid
would have stopped trying Ion,", ngo
TOHI
I t
L
The Easter Egg
I am the
tinted Easter egR,
at whose bespangled
shell you peg with careful
stroke of knife or spoon, regarding
me as quite a boon. And as I feel ,
' yourlusty1 stroke I chuckle gayly at the joke, ,
for you I know aro in thr. mesh of placards
worded "Strictly Fresh.' You trust the craft)'
grocer man who sells- his eggs just as he can and '
never is the 'least afraid to claim that they are
'Newly Laid."- The grocer man, he puts bisttrusti ,
in men who are not wholly, just, for they sell eggs the
whole year round and often in deceit aro found, becausa,
they keep the eggs or. ice until ihere is a raise in price..
However, I would advise that you should turn your rarjpy
eyes upon the timings of my uliei;- -'the hues are laid on so
well; the dreamy pinks and reds and blues withi which the dye
my form embues; or-possibly I may present designs that for truo
art are meant a (landscape or nn . ocen,n scene wherein
there are faint hints of green, or maybe, limned with dainty
grace there is a most bewitching face that smiles into your joyous
eyes which shows the sparkle of surprise. Do as you please,
but it is best to act, perhaps, as I suggest. Put down-your knife with
which you aim to crush; my most aristic frame, and simply feast your
inner man upon the pictures that you scan. For alt you see and all
you know; for all my cunning pictures show I may be ol the overflow
of Eastertlme a year ago. Old masters may have painted me in some
forgotxn century and left me in some cherished hoardsome ware
house where fresh eggs are stored and it might fill you with regret
If you should heed me not and let your appetite for works of art
gain headway o'er your mind and heart. .O, listen, listen, let
me beg 1 am a simple Easter, egg, bedaubed with paint and
drowned in dyes, but let m: beg ot you: Be wise I How often
do we weep to see things not whit they're cracked up to be I
Remember, I have mado no claims I leave the dealers all
such games; I may ba but a cheat und sham, but I
am only what I am. Think over what I say think
twice; all men may profit by advice. If you
should crack me to your woe, remember
tint I told you so. Now all my little
speech is done. Strike! Strike,
but first prepare to
run I
ttm
i
Even with all our faith that deaden
ing question. - "What's tho use?" lurks
In wait for us nt every obstacle In tho
road. Did we not believe in whnt lies
on il he other shl though unseen, vvo
would turn back like Pliable from our
miry Slough of Despond
Take away temporal hope from a
man, from a nation what follotrs?
For the man discouragement,, Inertia,
despair, then ubclpsHticss: for, the 'na
tion disintegration. How much farth
er reaching in Its effects for III is a
hopelessness that this rough' earthly
path leads to et'ernal life.
Ate wo discouraged today'? Havo
Die worrlia of the money-troubled
winter hit ih hard? Have wo trials
that none but ourselves may know,
the more bitter that thny must bo
hidden? Are we bowed under a
weight of Illness, of morbid dread of
the future, that will not lift?
Let tho Joyous messnge of the Eas
tertide bring healing. Hope ls(W'lng
voiced on cery side today, In tho
swelling notes of the organ, In tho
soaring voices of choir and chorister,
In thu Inspiring meHsiiRc that is pro
claimed from every Christian pulpit
in tlio lann. It but remains for us
to reach not for that hopo and mako
It our own, to loosen tho sordid, de
pressing earth cords that have un
tightly bound.
The joyousness of Easter. Alas, for
tho woman who cannot frel it; who
Is not lifted out of herself today.
What though the old gloom returns r
Is It not something to have stood on
the heights and sung aloud with tho
Joy of living; to havo seen the sun
piercing the clouds, to have caught a
glimpse of tho radiance beyond? Nov
or again will the blackness be ho
dense, for Is there not tho hope of
that joyous day whon tho, sunlit
heights wll be ours, to Inspire ub to
keep on climbing.,
, Iet us not be content fn keep tho
reason's Joy In our hearts. Heal Joy
ousness must Dud an nutlet, in cheery
greeting, In forgetfulness of did grud
ge h, in taking brightness into tho
lives of those who may be abut out
from It. Wear your EaBten flower,
typical of hope, be heartened by tlio
Easter message, but share bot,h flower
and message with thqse wjiose need of
ehc4?r may be greater fart than yours.
$3.oo recipe cuans
WEAK KIOilEYS, FREE
RELinVEn URINARY AND KIDNEY
TROUBLES, DACKACME, STRAIN
ING, SWELLING, ETC.
3tcpo Pain In tlio Dladdcr, Kidneys
and Back.
Wouldn't It lo nlro within a week or bo
U brqln to eay goodbye forever to the
pr-nMliiK, (Irllililliut. stridulus, or too fro
ouont juiHKiico of urluo; the fotolirml rvfnt
llp lno!-of-tlii-lit'il nchpn; tlio ntltfhi.1
and lulus In thu liiok; tho crowing tnun
ito Wpal.lirHn; mints before tbe ryes, yd
1 w hltln; sIiikkIcIi bowcln, swollen eyo
l Irt or ittihlw; trj; crumps; linniitur.it
nVort breath; alccplcsisnoaa and tho dc-rp-'iulonuy?
1 lmvo iv recipo for these troubles thnt
' "l enn ilepeml on, anil If you want to
t .iKe a QtTIlMC 'Ul'.CDVfJl'.Y, you ought
ii wilto and pet a copy of It. M-iuy a
il i tr would ohnrgo you 3.M Jiut for
vriih.g thin pnneilptlun, but 1 havo It
mi.l will be Mind t' semi It to you ( ntlre-
frre. Just tlrop tim n Hon lllte Ibis:
I'r A. U. Uoblnson. K-2.M l.ti.lc llulldlnn.
t itmlt, Midi., ntiil I will iK-nil It by 10
i rn m.iil In u plain euvetupe. As you will
i- wl-cii you i;et It, tliN n cljie eonlnlii'i
n'.y pure, liurmb'ii renieilicH, but It li-oi
gio.it lioullug anil piiln coliqilnrliii; power.
Il Will qilUKly HtlOW ILm powif otiee yoil
n .o 1(, no I tblnl. joii I .ul britrr ti'v what'
It Pi wliliout delay. 1 will in ml you u
op firo-you can uno It and mre your
filf ul home.
Travcllnp, by Wheelbarrow.
"I must hasten on to Plng-Ylng.
This trip of 45 miles wan to ho under
taken, to our Uugo delight, In wheel
harrows, but In two days, with a Chi
nese Inn for tho night. Bishop Scott
and 1 wero on one, barrow, Jvmeastor
followed on tho second, tho luggage
in a third. Wo did It luxuriously
with throe men .In ehch barrow onu
in front, onu behind on thu handles,
and n third with a ropo In front of
all.
"Aro thero springs In the harrow?
Certainly not; It would bo no fun If
thero were. ' Humps? Of course. On
tho first day wo calculated we had '25,
000 of thenii tho best wero caused by
drops of six Inches or moro from ono
stono to another. 1 got quite used to
them, nnd found I could Bleep
stretched luxuriously on my mat
tress." lllshop Montgomery In Mis
sion Field.
Laundry work at homo would bo
much moro satisfactory If tho right j
Starch wero used. In order to get tho
dcBlrcd utlffncBS, it is usually noces
sary to uso bo much starch that tho
beauty and ilncncs3 of tho fabric la
hidden behind a pasto of varying
thickness, which not only destroys tho
appearance, but also affects tho wear
ing quality of tho goods. This trou
bio can bo entirely overcomo by using
Deflanco Starch, na it can bo applied
much moro thinly becnuso of Its great
r strength than other makes.
Tuberculosis in Japan.
Japan is not lagging behind In tho
fight against tuberculosis. Tho Japan
Health association has over 200,000
local members and carries on a cam
paign of Iccturoi in tho cities nnd
towns of t,ho country. .Tuberculosis Is
lncronslng in t Japan, duq chjelly, Prof.
3. Kltasnto of Tokyo aays, to tho
rnpld development of tho factory syo
ten' of industry, the' Introduction, of
modern methods nnd manners of civil
ization and tho Increasing acutcness
of tho Etrugglo for existence
Somewhat Satirical.
A whist entlu'Biaet wroto nnd
Kshcd a liook on ,tho gamo and
nub
eonU
n copy to a fam'ous player for his
opinion of It. In about a woolr tho
book was returned to him, wlta tho
following letter: j
"Sly Dear Sir: Your favor ojf tho
10th instant, accompanied by jyour
booklUnB diily rV'cclved. 'l havo rend
St very carefully. It seems to'bo a
vcrj good gamo, but I don't thlik It
Is as good a gamo as whlst!"
Much Easier to Handle.
Mabel Fathcr'u so glad you'ro a
poet.
Scribbler Ah, llko yourself bo
adores poetry? ,
Mabel Oh, no. Hut you seo poots
can't fight Tho Inst lovor of mlrjo ho
tried to throw out was a football
playcrl
. . . . i ... i
Remember TranVn Ointment, if injnood
nf n uniform, rcliablo houwihold rdmedv
for inflnmrnntnr.v or cntarrlial ajlmenti. It
will not insappoiit you.
What is passing In tho heart o : an
other nrely escapes tho observ itlon
ot one who Is a strict anntomls of
his own. Sholley.
Garfield Tr.i purifies tlio blood, eradi
cates rheumatism, KOut and other diupawa.
i i
Nothing chloroforms a church quick
er than a minister dosed wltji dignity.
T
Up-Set
Sick Feeling
that follows takinjr a dose of castor
oil. salts or calomel, is abdui tho
worst you can endure Uch it
cives one the creeps. You don't
have to have it CASCARETS
move tne Dowels tone upi me
liver without these bad feelings.
Try them.
i
on
CASCAMITB ioc a bor for a week'
' treatraent, nit drujrgil. lllir(tet wller
In Ihe Morld. Mlutou boxes a tuoutb.
W. N. U., LINCOLN, NO. 14-1911.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Color morcRoodsbrlRhterand faster colors than any other dye. OtielOcpack.ige colors all fibers. They dye Ineold water better thananyotherdye. oucan
dye any Karnient wilhout ripplmr apart. Write for free booklet llow to Dye. bleach and Mix Colois. MONItOE OUVG COMPANY. Qulncy. III.
A TRAIN LOAD OF TODACCO.
! Twnntv.four Carloads Purchased for1
Lewis' Single Dlnder Cigar
Factory.
What Is probably the biggest lot of
i nil fancy gnulo tobacco hold by any
I factoiy In the United Stales has JitFt
j boon purchased by Frank P. Lewis, oi
' IVoi la, for tho nanufacture of Lewis'
I yinglo Hinder Cigars Tho lot will
make twenty four ourloads. and la so
, locteil from what Is considered by ex
ports to bo the llnost crop raised In
many years. The purchase of tobacco
Is suflk'lont to last tho lactory moro
than two years. An extra price was
paid for the selection, smoke of
Kilus'&Jca ,ur (',R"r', M m 1,,M,ro
1'iVita Star, January H), l!W'..
A Preaching Cross Restored.
Tho preaching cross In tho illago
.of IturrliiRton. wlluatod amid romantic
sunouiiillnga on tho northern side of
tho Mcnillp hills, ban, by the geucros t
liy of (VI. I'van II., Llewellyn, been
rcMoiod. It In recorded that early In
1S05 thu handsome tlfleen century ,
base of the eroflrt -all tint then re t
nialned nf It- was removed and ntl
llzod In building a now house for tho '
then parish clerk. Happily, tho orna
menial dial stone did nut share tho
same fate, and this hns been Incur
poratod into its o.IrIikiI position in
tho new orn.s. Tin oo broad and mas
she stou carry the old socket upon
which rests li tall monolith shaft,
which is crowned by ono of those
Innteriishaped canopies so peculiar to
the west country. From tho Loudon
standard.
Accounting for It.
Wedilerly They say that a , man
and his wife glow to look alike after
they have been mairled a few years.
Now, my v, Ifo and I have been mar
....., ... ...... ...v. . .... . -.... ......
rled ten yours, do you think wo look ;
nllkc? ..
SliiRloWn Yon. Indohl. You hot hi
seem to lmA thu same ami expression '
-Stray Stories. ' '
. . .f
it.sn Aiii.r.Ns roox-i:.sK ,
Mm Antlu-plUi ixiiiili-r In lin slmWrn into Urn nha.-l ,
turllicil.nrlilnit fi'i'l It nkt-Hllin MJniul nf iiiiik '
li tut litinliiiin Hiul Ulnars nnlMutt n lllli:lil. .Oulil
OTnrjnlinrK, "5o. K'ufr tuimtiutn. Kur mini
tilitl iai'Wni-, iuUwm A. H, Olui.tna, l.ii Uo;, .'.V.
It has always appealed to me that
...! -,. ..!..... hi mi ...it.i.ililn
Kuuu iiiaiinviB mi; ".mum on .............
an asset In commercial as In diploma
tic nlTnIrs.--l.ord Cromer.
llnuirliolil (rouble: lle.ulnelic. Tenth
nclte, Kiirarlie, Stouvieli nolle. Il,iiniin
Wimnl Oil euret thoHe neliei nnd pniii
ro why den't you kfop a bottlu in tlio
hoiiw.
Men nhlonlsh tbeniselves far more
than thoy astonish their friends. -John
Oliver llnhbcs.
llrltcr tjcnerul health m mtru lo follow
thr hhi! of tbe natural Herb laxntivc, tJ.ir
licld Tea. It corrects coiiMtipatioii.
Think all you speak, but speak
not
nil you think. Dolnrem.
-
The Fountain Head pf Life
Is The Stomach
A man who ha a weal: and impaired stomach and (who does not
properly digait bis food trill soon find that bis blood hun, hcqomp
weak and impoverished, and tiiat his wbolo body is improperly(ajid
iniuQiciently nourished.
' Dr. 'piEKCE'S 'GOLDEN NED1C71L. DISCOVERT?
malica the stomach atroni, promote tho flow of
UlUeatlve lalccs, roatoroH tlio lost appeiUeJ makes
assimilation perfect, lovl&oratoa tho Ilvor anil
purities and enriches the blood. It is the &reat blood-maker.
MiBBii'uuiiucr auu nniuraurs acrro iuui
etroaH Ja, body, active In mind mad c
-i Thi "Dii'eoverv" if nure. idvcerio cxtractiof
floah'oallacr ana restorative
absolutely free Irom alcohol and all injurious, babiMormin arujt. All it
ingredients 'are orlnted on its vrraDodrs. It has ' no relationship w th 'secret
BMtrtiras. Its every ingredient ia endorsed byi the leaders ih all tlio f :bools oE
roedicino. J Don't accept a secret noetrom nt substitute for this (tin c-proven
remedy on, known pomtositkjn. j Ask
many cures made by it durintf past 40 years, hit lit in your own neigl borliood.
World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.V. I'ierce, (,rcs.rJ)ufJii o, N. Y.
FOR
N
PINK EYE
W. L. DOUGLAS
EaTAB.
1870
tn.HO SO. BO O.
W. Ii. Douglas shoos cost moro to mako than ordinary lions,
liecauso kljila-r grade leathers aro usod and aolected with grnater
care. TIio.-mi aru tlio reasons why W. I,. DourIoj shoos are guar
antoed to hold tholr plmpo, look and fit bolter and wear longer
than uny otlior slioos you can buy. ,
IV'DEWAnE OF SUBSTITUTES.-?!
The genuine have W. L. Douglas
price stamped on the bottom, which guarantees lull value
and protects the wearer against high prices and inferiorshoes.
REFUSESUDSTITVTE8 CLAIMED TO
. V. 3f'!ar lltiMi"Ot tupplr you with th irrntilne W.I-I)oiibI thott, wrlt
for Mll Order Otiiloir. Short Mnt dlrn from fiiorj to werrr. U hrM
ptsoald.
V, I,. UuiikIiu, 14S Mpurk
Miss Bangs and Mass Whit ns
School
"WITHIN EAHT ACCKS8 of nil
nnd munnunis,
Opportunity ulven
to
cUucntlonnl anil urtlstl
lonni ana urtisttu vuluu.
THOIlOUrui AND CONSKUVATIVn
physical, with pxpert supervision In
nnu ccrtnln rcaults.
KACUIrv l.AUOH. each tenclmr a Hpeclullnl. and puplld ruiiurcd tho Indi
vidual attention uilnptoil to tbi'lr ivnpoutlvn niils.
mtlMAHY, I'UKl'AllATOUV ANI Ai'AOKMir J5EIAUTMfJNTi !: nlso iv.
tinliiui) department known na tho ifi'PKK HOl'Hi;, for criiili.ut "ar d npetilal
iituiientn drshlnB to npmiil tlio winter In Now Yoilc In u conKntal socQil atmns
phero, under tho most fuvnrublo comlltlon.i for cutturo of Hoolul Kruc nnd for
Intolllirnnt Bilvunceinent. Thu t'l'I'lMl 1IOUSK is In a largo deareo freo from
tlio ordinary reiitrlctlonn of a school. ' .
BICST ADVANTAOES nf Ni,v Yorlt avnllablo for tho study of Mii-slc, Art,
Elocution, UiUKungeii and Dancing.
riiYSICAIj EXEKOIHEH. Hpi-rlnl nttentlon kIvoii with tlio object of prpmot
Inif health, Kracn nnd enuo of motion and renono of mantiwr. Tho KV'n laatlii ex
erclsea nro In charKo cf Kraduato of Dr. S.iruqnt, of C'ainbrldm, Mass, SUM
MER CAM1 In Now Hampshire. s . L ,
THE HUCt'ESS OK THE HCHOOr, lias bean so pronounced tlit t Iuih re
ceived tho holiest commendation of tho lending I'duoatorH of tho e itmtry an
well nn nf tho hlehe.it official of tho U. H, (lovernnienli.Mlws nitiRs and Mm
Whlton rnfor by permlnslon to tho presldenla of ton eollne and u ilversltles
and' to I'rerldent and Mm. Taft, Ex-Vh .'.pieHldent und Mrs. EalrbintJB. Ex-Pi-csldent
und Mrs. Itnimuvvlt, und tho Chief Justice.
CHANGE
1 WOMAN'S
LIFE
.,,,,,, , ,. ,- rVi. !.-.'
iMntlc Safe by Lydia b.l'inKliam 3
Vegetable Compound.
Oriuillnvillo. Vt. "I' was
thioiigh UioOlimigei fhlfifiinilHUfTereil
i roin nervousnesa
anil other annoying
Hvintilbuis. ' sum t
can truly say that
l.yuu li. ruiKiiam'ii
Vet: ota I) lo Com
pound lian' proved
worth mourttalna oC
ROlll to mo, ivh it
restore.! my health
ami sitrouRtli. I
never Ptrgot, to tell
inr frionilii whaS
LilU !:. I'liikhain'n
Vecetublo Coinpoiiii'l lias ilotio for inn
during thia (tying tierlml. Ooniplotu
restoration to liealtn lr.-ans so mtti'li
to niothal for tho sake ol' other nulTor
ing women I :un vUllinc; to make my
trouble nubile no you may publish
tills loiter." Mrs. CitAd. IJakci.ay,
Jt.F.I)., (Irsuiltoville; Vt.
"No olhor niedioiiio for woman's Ills
Iub rcoolvoil siioli wlde-spread ami tin
(ti:ililh!(l endorsement. .No other meiU
L'lno wo know ot law such a record
of etiroH a has Lydia L rinkhsun'a
Vootahlo Compoiiud. i
For moro than :io years it lias been
curing woman's ill mieh as inllannna-
4l. iilimriit lull lllirnbl llltllliri! Irrnf-.
iiirii, iiivi tuvi.'ii, .'. v. ..., ...v.n
tilarltlop, )orioulo Jialtn anil norvoin
liroqt ration, and il is tuieqiialleil for
carrdng-wniiin, BaMyj through thu
pi-rloU "Of ch.ingo Ol Ml
Mrs.' Plnkiisinl,' nt Lyiin, Mns1?.,
lnvit! all Hiuk woman tx writo
lie;-for mlviru. Her tttlvue Isfrce,
U,ml HUVny.S IlClpiUI.
' . i I
rrn rv VT jfVU BiimnT7in71V VTITkO
Wnntoproimrnltii finilh rnUubln Inrbrtnatlon In
rr.Bur'l M InUiiliil l.aniln, turiun or Ui'iil K'tolo In
Winlilnu-ii.u 'I ho tinwrmm-iit lli'rll iliuni Urn I
Wiwlilnuli.il uiuw VMf. In llui lnl It'll Tfnri, niifi lo
I llui f.n ttliiil ilitiwlnfin artinhttilnnil mllil huiuuior
:.,,,,.,.,.-,.,,.,,.,, ,. iil,iinil.uii. Know
1111
MiinrililiiuiilioiiltliKi-iiiintry. wrliniufniiii whwiii
funiiuililci.illHUHio liiuiiUin, iilliii.ilo u ml prlco or
latum. ir.inyiliiinlM'riit t'ii.Mlilitoiilolni)tin
Wlir i.vtiuiriinin,iiii'nii-iiii Imiiiaijo, a. I. tiii
A l..,I(ill..l.l. ll.il,M, 111 OirrrrMrwC, S.tlll,, Iti.V.
I
InMRnrBnTn
T of ihiiDapcrde.
" -' -' .nylluna ,adver
i'ikJ in ill columns iliould iruiil upon
having what tliey eik (or, reluiinj all
ubAilutet or imitsboni. '
1
DQnCITl.I)l C Inrmlmcnt for-nuiilKraUj lumi.
rnUrllHDLC Full pnrtlmlaM Mill rnunrm
tupilmml prutlt "itfi llnv 4li, XAlutnur, uiint
rjiTCLTQ I'lirtnnn nm uiailn In intrntii. l'ro
rH I Cn I O til ruiirlilvuk. OiirlU iuku IxkjU ttf".
l'ro
lit JKuruiua; to,
Wax K, W mill In B ton,
.t".
. . J.
nerve tonic, it maKen maea
cool la pdaetment.
Araerioaa, medi al roots,"1
V
youk njuomboks.. -TUcy mast know of
DISTF.MPEB
CATARRHAL FEVER
AND ALL M0SE
AND THROAT DISEASES
"'ffl n '
- V v 7S. !f
rmsmw
i vynwrv i
i
Ourrn thoaldn nnil nrt an n prrTi-nttYf for utlirrrf. liquid plven on
the tongue. Hnfo for tirooil mnrrn mill nil otlirrs. lient kMnt-y rf nu-Jjr ; CO
ceil I m nml 11.00 a tHittle; l&OOuml tin U0 the iliiien, Knlil liyjull ilnuirista
ami homo goodH Iiouhcu, ur Bent exprt-b paid, by tho mftnufoulurera.
SPOHN MEDICAL CO., Chemists, GOSHEN INDIANA
J CuakT"W
W0UKN
name and the retnily
DE'dUBTASOOOD
fit.. Ilruek
rr, ll nrjf
Ion. IMum.
$2.O0,2. IO&$3.0O
for1 Girps
pnrtu of tlio clty(
nnd of tlin CTi's lllirarlfs
or uttenuuuci) ut public entcrtuli inuutH of
.-a ut
TltAINlNd. moral. Intelle tunl and
every ilcpartinunt, thUH Insuring iloflnltu
T
BOVB 3HOC8
I
I
'
i-fi.
'I
frM
Jl
r
w stjtp' vw 'ftomsswuf iw wc jc
tv-fea
rTOK3JWKgrl
saascsK
.W33