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.B.HARTMAN. M. D.
Columbua, Ohio
If ion used P.
run.t nt the be,?in
nine of cvcrv rnM
'you wouhythcn up.
precinto tho value
of this crcnt rem.
cdy. I)o not wait
until the cold hag
fastened itself up
on you. Take it at
the first symptom.
Thi is the wnv in
ward off the cold
so that it docs jou
no harm.
Pcmna used in
me wamnins of a
cold picventa a
cough entirely.
what I wy. U pre
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Paeklno t-nnri In c.
In Germany the uso of ferns is com
ing into moro nnd more fuvor for
Pia.uk,ng f00d whlch ,B transported
either short or long distances. The
practice became common In England
before It gained equal vogue In Ger
many, and tho rosultB are Bald to be
excellent, especially In shipping fresh
fruit, butter, fish and other food prod-
uvu wmen require unusual care.
Distinction.
Cora was fond of ull-lncluslvo pray
ers, and ono night sho offered the fol
lowing discriminating potitlon: "Lord
please bless mother nnd fatherland
ull of us, and give us everything good;
and please bless our friends, and give
thom what Is good for them!"--liar-per'a
Magazine.
Sure of One Thing.
"I tell you, the man Is a dipsoman
lac." "There! I knew ho was something
dippy."
to do crcat int'iirv. Afit. ii.. , i
tion has been piopcrly removed the couch
will Mop Itself. That is the only proper
way to stop a cough.
. 9cc,ai,ional,y a couch depends upon an
irritable conditinn nf (l, 1, -...,.. i
unl tub, in which there 11 little or no
expectoration.
The..,,ro.l,,cm of stopping such a cough
a chphtly .liffcrent one. Even in thoe
case, IVnitrn ought to be taken, but some
tiincn a Is nronry that local treatment
bo added.
Hut in any msp Pcruna N needed. You
do not have to Mop to write rne. Get
ciuii.1 ax. once ana commence taking it.
w can Ket rid of that couch sooner I
"tnutf winn in any oilier way.
Should you wiidi to consult me at any
time while vou nr Inking iv......... .
at perfect hbertv tn riin ..... - ,..
tern will be held Miictly confidential nnd
you will receive prompt answer.
1 want to Ntop th.it cough of yours.
J want to Mop it before it really begins.
I want to Mop it before it has n chance
to injure your lungs, on injury that jou
may not recover fmm iiim'nn ....... ...li..
... -. ..., ji.ui nuuiu
me. lcs. 1 do. Vou do your part. I
will do mine. Xo. 54.
COLT DISTEMPER
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POHWl MlDtQAt. CO..Oam.,rtBart.H.letlito. ooshsn. fncf., U.0.A.
PARIS CAFES ARE PASSING
French Capital Is MaMtig Way for
Brasseries, Taverns ind Ameri
can Bars.
Yes, I mean
Vents a cough. A cough is nn effort to
expel catarrhal discharges in the bron
dual tubes. There would be no catarrhal
discharges in the bronchial tubes if IV
runa was taken at the beginning of a cold,
therefore there would bo no cough. Don't
you catch tho point?
After tho cough begins Peruna will
top it ,st m quickly as it ought to
b "topped. To stop a cough before all
of tho expectoration has been removed is I
rails. I bellore tha? Theopnilo
Unutier, In ouo of his cvlobrutcri bout
ados, said Fompthlng to (Its effect that
Hid cafe responds to a necessity for
nuinic mo which naturally substitutes
tsolf for tho humdnun family exist
sneo of which onu bus l-.ecomo tired.
'And, after nil, It Is the only pluco
rtbero one can really smoke."
I once heard a man who was a bit
3f a wag stato that the cafe Is an ex
eellent pluco for family quart Is, bo
niuso If they linpppn In the privacy of
one'ri homo nobody but the parties In
volved can enjoy them.
Hoth mlslit liuvo nddod that certain
bevernees lnivn nnntiiiiif ..,.,. ,,r i..,.
lug their flavor when consumed else
where than In a cafe. Among hucIi
30 IT WOUlD SEEM.
Reprisal.
Jack I give my seat only to pretty
girls. '
Bella Then we'll only take them
from handsome men.
AM
Vtew-mmMt'i&yBW
ElZr' ??th,nf By"P tor Children
Uetlitp,iioftensthepiin, reduceM lofltmnnf
uoo.aJIajrs palp.cureawlud oollc J6c tiottleJUt
Robbery 1b robbery, no matter
whether It Is done by the Bandbag or
a trick In trade.
U1-JYS
B0S3AR
STOPS COUGHS - CURES COLDS
.. .. wpW i 3I, ror chUJr.it
ALBERTA
llniTmi
lL7r-jii
I wiP2
THE PRICE OF
BEEF
ISJUSISRIK!
VV......I..I. .-
".' AlberlH (Wouern
ofthoso runclii'K todar
nrnluimriuotrruln flclils
..I..- -i "U1i- '"" r9'' hato
wheat, vats, barter and tlazi tho
of Amorlrana. Bitiled on Sm
-..- HW 1'iuuui tiTW PIOCK.
owf,ptol,,l,a fPPoitunltr
Free Homestead
"What is a 'figure of speech.' pa?"
"Well, if talk is cheap, it must bo
a pretty Btnall figure."
CHILD'S FACEALL RED SPOTS
632 N. 5th St., Terro Haute, Ind.
"My llttlo nephew, a boy of four
years, had a breaking out on his face.
It was little red apotn at first, then
he would rub and scratch and water
blisters would form, and wherever the
water would run another would come
umii nis iace was covered with them.
He would cry and fret. HIb mother
got Bomo medicine, but it did not do
any good. He would scream and cry
and say it hurt. We hardly knew him,
his lltle face was all red spots and
bllsterB. So I begged him to let me
put Bomo Cutlcura Ointment on them.
Tho next morninc t mo.to. n ,..,.
soap Buds with Cutlcura Soap and
waBhed his face in the warm suds.
The little blisters burst by pressing
the cloth on them. After I had his
race washed, I put tho Cutlcura Oint
ment on nnd In a short timo his little
face Was all red nnrilrlrv T tnn i
the Cutlcura Soap and putting on tho
Cutlcura Ointment nmi Ma rM .,
woll nnd It did not leavo a Bear. Ho
was entirely cured in about ono week
and a half." (Signed) MrB. Arthur
Haworth, Jan. 10, 1912.
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout tho world. Samplo of ench
free, with 32.'p. Skin Book. Address
post-card "Cutlcura, Dcpt L, BoBton."
Adv.
Parisian Boulevard Cafe.
might bo classed "bocks" and "apcrl
tlfs." Now, It is a recognized fact that
these lust mentioned uro, nine times
out of ten, extremely harmful to tho
stomach, nnd certainly do llttlo or
nothing toward stimulating tho appe
tite or aiding digestion. On the con
trary, they often prevent both. Never
theless, few Parisians can resist tho
"iiipiaiioii oi interrupting their nf tor
noon stroll, and they uro hoon in
stalled with their favorite mixture in
front of them.
As to tho enfo's being tho only place
where ono can ronllv umnL-n t ... ...
that tho bland and benign smiles of
numerous solitary men, who can bo
found at all hours of tho day and
night, sitting wreathed in tho fumes of
their long cigars nnd pipes, aro suf
flclent to corroborate tho statement.
There waB a tlmn ulmn ," .....
, , ....... ...u in ua ilk
n placo where one could obtain that
with which to quench one's thirst, but
one after anothor the different estab-
UBhmentS have adder! n rnul. m ..
til now In tho moro cosmopolitan quar
ters there is hardly a real cafe left.
Maxlmc's. Larun'n Wni.n-a nJ i
Cnfo American, not to mention the
Cafo VlennolB and Dukas', can all bo
classed under thlB head. In fact, tho
word cafe seems doomed to becomo
obsolete In ParlB, for "bars" on the
American plan, "brasseries" where
German dellcntpannn n- ..... .. .
tavernes" with their specialties have
worked their way in little by llttlo nnd
havo now bocomo fixtures. Mme.
Huard, in Scrlbner'a.
TRUCK GARDENING
ANU POULTRY RAISING
Xltull' 1 WELL AS OTHER'
Hl'flcu r-AHMlNG BRANCHES,
PAY IN WESTERN CANADA.
Truck cnrdcnlnir un.i .,.,.,1. ...
. " ...... I'i'iiiii.i (ilOW'
ng urn two branches of agriculture
in which the farmei-H near tho main
J lira f the ihreo traiiHciinllnciitiil
lines tnneislng Weslern I'aniida are
much concerned. Tho abuu.lance ol
millSllllie dlirlllK the Inmr .l..i.u
May to September, and adequate moin.
lure In (he KiirliiL' timl i-mi-u. u
peniiil of a wide variety of crops, The
"....-, ru-,1 ami warm and is easily
worked t'lose attention to eulllvn
tion has resulted in record yields of
all sorts of vegetable mid small rrulls
which bring good prices In the cities
..in ui me numerous railway construc
tion camps
Mr llnrrls Olum, an Alberta farmer
came from South Dakota eleven years'
ngo and lioinesleaded the llrst IfiO
ncres in his township In lima which
was divided between grnln and pas
ture, lie earned uiitiir.t..,.f ... .
;. iiiuiii-j io
buy a quarter section of railway laud
i u an acre. The half section netted
proportionate prollts and ho gradually
Increased his holdings to 1,920 acres,
which was devoted to mixed fnrmlng
last year, lie values his land at $60
an acre.
Mr. Olum markets from 100 to 12!)
hogs nnd a similar number of beef
.iw I'ucn year, no has 200 hogs,
mostly pure bred 1'oland China. 25
(lead draft lmrp,nu nmi nr. i.n...i ..
bred Hereford cattlo. Ily feeding bar
ley to hogs he estimates that tho grain
nets him 80 cents a bushel, ns com
pared with 10 cents, tho average mar
ket price when delivered to tho ware
house. His average crop of barley Is
tU UUHMPIS 10 I HO ncm U-llllo nnu n...
erage SO bushels.
By writing any Canadian Govern
ment Agent, full pnrtlculara jib to best
districts on which to securo home
steads will bo cheerfully given. Ad
vertisement. Willie Discovered 3 W. -..
T hoy had lived in n flat all of WIK
; B m,o, t ,, B0 ,nt Uu) ,lulu b ,H
knowleduu of fumm ... i
Irnlted to canary birds and (lower
",,ABi """ wi'n tney wont to board
in (he suburb where there was a large
. iiiio, very enlhuslaHtlcally
slartPd to pursno u chicken, armed
with a stick and othor missiles.
When the hostess protested to his
...wiiii-i, Hue iiirneu rrom the window
and said. Indulcentlv
"Vou hnvo to forglvo dear Willie
- uuusii 1 Know mat's a chicken.
Flattery.
Visitor So ho trimmed tho peoplo
here out of thousands of dollars? llo
must huvu been smooth. How did ho
do It?
Native Simply by addressing every
Democrat in town, in an apparently
w..w T,..t n i'imasier. I'uck.
Where He Got It.
"The llrst tlmo my llttlo boy fell
In love he got it in the neck."
"Sho snubbed him, eh?"
"No. but he started in to washlnr
his neck without bolng told."
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ALLEN'S
FOOT-EASE.
The AntiMpttc powiler shaken inta
1 be ahoea-Tlia Hlulwl Be.
v 1'ir.KS C'llltKH INfl TO 14 DAVN
MKN-i r3Ll,t. "'" r-",ni """" A 1 'AZO OINT.
Ult-edlng or 1'rutrudlnu lllca In flii iVSai Wo. ,
The right way to brighten tho world
u to do a good deal of your shining
at homo.
Dr.Plerce'sI'leaiintPeIlBtrpinil.n.ii..i
tl?. J'T,u.b',1L?r'u.(1 k0'8- B"grcoated,
, . .v ,;, iu u,KO u canuy. aut.
It never makes a sin any
to call It a mistake.
whiter
NO CASE HERE IN TWO YEARS
Jail It Empty and Civil and Crlml.
nal Calendars Are Blank, ths
Judge Declares.
B38s
?i1fflSSnnWi""?WiJ?
n, paBVe eitJmr'cattloorVraln
Jhn- 1..VS1'-. acnooia and
,i''ni "' lltrniuire. tho latrit
tnlormaUun, rullwur raloai etc., t"
W. v. nrmiucTT
I Boo Building, Omaha, Neb.
ur niiarou N. ..n.iA
IIwnilBnitlon, Ottawu.U.ul..
Why
British Seamen's Thrift.
Kor tho years iKnr. inio i.
ber of British seamen's money orders
Issued at ports in tho United Kingdom
and abroad was 2,305,489, of tho valuo
of over in 9.000.000. On March 31
last, only 742 of theso orders re
inalncd unpaid, their valuo bolng
i-7,000. Tho total amount of seamen's
wages transmitted immn i.nt, ..,., ko
and 1912 was fi,5CO,000, and tho
amount transmitted foreign betweon
1894 nnd 1912 was J:i,000,000,
"Shlpjilng" Illustrated. v
Extremes Meeting.
.. .i.n. iiiitKu-u jour nuBDand so mis-
i-itiuiu louaj ;
jJ'A Joyrldo yesterday."
The "Mn("nnirlot..i 1 -j . - . . I
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DR. PIERCE'S
FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
thm tingU purpose of curinil woman' nnlir ni,i7. '"8 UC5,8noa lor
fo uoman ovht fa mjmu Tht
fW Com-non itnn SUdlal Jfi.
vIht h,H.V. Pkitt, M.D, 1003
Sold In llntiM tnr a .!- i.
drugaUU-or send 50 onecent
stamps for a box of Dr. Plcrce'a
Favorite Prescription Tablets.
Ad. Dr. R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.
WHY INCUBATOR CHICKS DIE
eg o.r. rune, fli.u, I WO
of. II ennnqutstloni of ix-
:ziy i.'jvl'' f cf.??' '"
.....n.. anu tncmxirci. , Me tPHf-
.... .mui ,,, veuroon name, .vna
rtnnn n.
hSSk ri 11 Ji T'i! ?.Vmt 'i"0 'u"lat(rH anU K"t
ttoox fre. IUI.l lujiuedjr Co., Ulttck wcll.OkU.
PhlladeIphIa.Not a slnglo jury
trial In nearly two years, is tho unlnuo
record of Plko county, this stato,
according to President Judgo CharloB
I. Staples of tho PIke-Monroo dis
trict, yho Is at present presiding over
ft Philadelphia court.
"Tho countv inii ia nrnn,.. .,..
T...I . " WMI1HJ, bum
Judgo Staples. "Thero aro no cases
Oil tho COUrt Cnlnnrtnro nll, l.
nal or civil, and I journey to Mllford.
tho county seat, every threo months
to go through tho formalltlos of hold
ing a court where thero aro no trlnls."
As near as Judgo Staples can ro
member, tho last jury trial in tho
wuiuuv court who 'n T...,,. m.
that session two cases reached juries,
botj, of a minor nature, and were con'
eluded in less than two days. Tho
Jury wheel Is kept filled, but na
names aro drawn.
Tho county doesn't owo a cont, has
no bonds outstanding and haB a bal
nnco of moro than $4,000 In tho
treasury. Pike county is in the north
eastern section of tho stato, on tho
New Wk and New Jersey boundar
icb, and has a population of 8,033.
NO HIGH PRICES FOR HIM
Washington Economist Simply Helps
Himself to Provisions by Wsoon-
load, Leaving No Address.
Washlncton Pniinn ., . .
- . w,.vu uiu DuarcninR
lZnZrrJlrriBl.nz ecno.Bt who!
.. WID U1U ol a WBKOn and n,
own natlvo wit, is solving tho "high
cost of living" problem. The economist
drovo up to a storehouse in Alexan
dria, Vn., across tho Potomac rlvor
from Washington nn,i n.. ., r
off with tho entlro contonts of tho
Place including 800 pounds of meat
Shortly afterward ho drew up bofore
a poultryhouso and appropriated six-t-t,wo
livo chlckons. Both robberios
wore committed in such a matter-of.
fact manner that tho police fear hi
Identification will be difficult
The sin that is spared becauso It
i'ujh ib mo one tnnt kills.
I ey tor th fel for a quartet
vcmihijt ouuuuicaiimontaia. sola
Trad Mark, every where. 25c. Sample 1'R It It.
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