PHYSICIAN
JKilces nu Important. Statement
ol' Interest to All Women.
" UBAII iMna. PINKIIAM : The hon
est , L.te'.li , < 'nt phj-sicutu io above the
Scho'1. ' Whjvt.'vcr i.s Ltst iu each
ease ! i ' : ' .1 be UMH ! , no matter to nhut
tcho > 1 it physician bolongi. I , u * .
matter of conscience , C.AII only pie-
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DH. WA.KATA , of Lanilnj , Mloh.
\ ccrlbo the best , and as I UUOTT and hayo j
proved that there is notbin ? in Alatoria '
Jledica which equals Lydia S3. Pi uk- I
luiiu's Vcfjetalilo Coiupuuud in
cevero cases of fcmulo dnsordcrs , I
unhesitatingly proscribe it , and bare
never yob been sorry. 1 know of noth
ing better for ovarian troubles and for
falling of the -womb or iiloerations j it
absolutely restores tbo alTectfd parta j
to their normal condition qnicUer and
bettor than anything else. 1 buvo
known it to euro bar > -cniicsh in wo
men , wbo to-day are happy mothers of
children , and while th6' meuieal pro
fession looks down upon ' patents , ' I
have learned , instead , to look-up to
, the healing potion , by whatever iiamo
'it'bc kntmn. If my lellow pbyfiiciana
d.arc < l tell the truth , hundreds of them
would voieo my bcntixiieuts. " Du.
VANATA , Lansing , Mich.
$5000 forfeit If above testimonial Is not genuine.
'L ho record of Lyd la K. TMnlcha m's
Voj.fotablo Compound caunct bo
equalled. Accept no aubstituto.
V lire. Plnkluwn udvlses sii'k wo-
incn free. Address Lynn , Mas" .
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ninVlinr nf It.
"I don't see any reason why people
Ihould interfere when fools want to
go through the Niagara rapids in bar
rels. "
, "But it does seem a shameful waste
of good barrels , you know. " Clero-
\and \ Plain Dealer.
TaktiiR Ifo Clinnccs.
Boarder : "Are you sure , Bridget ,
that there are no toadstools among
these mushrooms ? "
Servant : "T don't know , sor. They
was bought for the missus' table ,
but she touUl me for to try them on
th' boarders first. " Boston Herald.
IVorlli Oolnslt T
Take things as they come hut re-1
member there are lots of things that
It will pay you to go after. Chicago
Daily News.
I cannot praise Pieo's Cure enonch for
\wondcrs it 1ms worked in curing me.
K. H. ScideJ , 220C. Olive street , St.
Louis , Mo. , April 15 , 1901.
IH L filtetch cfJnm n Muurico Tlioiniisoii.
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James Maurice Thompson was born
In Fairfleld , Ind. , Sept. 9 , 1841. Ills
early life was passed in Kentucky
and Georgia. He served in the confederate -
federate army , and later practised
law in Crav."rdsville. Fr'nn 188. " ) to ,
1889 he was state geologist. In 18)0 ! ) ,
he joined the literary stall of the
New York Independent. Mr. Thomp
son was an expert archer , and was
fond of all forms of outdoor sport.
are'The Witch-
Among his writings are -
of " "Iloosier Mosaics "
cry Archery , ,
"Songs of Fair Weather , " "By-Ways
and Bird-Notes , " "Tho Story of
'Louisana" and "Alice of old Vin-
conHes. ' 'lie died recently. Indian
apolis News.
Mro. VTInelow'i BOOTHIXCJ 8VUUP for children
tortoni I ho Klimi. reduce ! Intlanutluu ,
gpftla , co.v * wlud colto. 2&o bottle.
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tlntft Utri Thaa OOatttiti In ftuf Yiars.
\yTlkUouKlumaktJ aud Belli more men's
$ ftOOand3.60itioathaniuijrotk riwoniiui-
uT4 tur ii In U vrorlil.
W. li. Douglaj 83.00 ami J3.W ho placJ
ild * by M vith | < . ( V ) and | l 0 lie > of
othar makM , ar found k l > * jut in coed ,
Thar will outwear two fair * ftf ordluar ;
lltM and | 3JOshoM.
Uad / ( A * tett lenthtn , tntlillnj f tnt
OfronaKIJ. Corona Cttt. end Httlfnil Iduij
f M <
w. i * Do'uru * M.OO "ant U
cannot bo oqutllod at any prloo.
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A now worl. l > . \ 1) . c ! . Hllloti shows ,
thin tlio iiuiinmaN knn to Inhabit
Anu-rica nortli of Mi'X'.oo li.ivc Inchoasl
cd In forty-four years from 000 spooles
to mori' than 1,000.
Waves carefully measured during a
lii-iivy storm on the Now Mrunswick
coast recently proved to be forty-live
foot hlgli from bottom of trough to
crest. Tlioy wore ( " 00 to TOO feet long ,
ami came at Intervals of thirteen jo
seventeen scioinN. J
The depths of "the son are nearly at
the froi'/.lng-polnt ; they are subjected
to enormous pressures and displaced by
slow currents moving from the pole to
the equator. They contain oxygen iu
MUtllclent quantity to sustain animal !
life , and are deprived of sunlight. Is I
It possible to concelvo a less comforta- I
bio habitat for animal population ? No ,
from our point of view ; bui tl must not
be forgotten that wo arc neither ush !
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nor aiolluslu , and that everything do-
' peiids on adaptation to the surrounding
medium. i
ICxyloratlon has now revealed relics
j of Menus , the founder of Egyptian mou-
archy , fashioned more than 0,500 years
ago. OfMV , Iho successor to Mencs ,
. It IB astonishing to Hud the forearm of
hlH queen still in Its wrappings , with
1 four splendid bracelets Intact. This
i brilliant and exquisitely finished group
of Jewelry Is 11,000 years older than the
Jewelry of Dahshur , the oldest up to
, then known. The arm of the queen had
born broken off by the llrst plunderers ,
and hud Iain hidden iu a hole lu the
'vnll of Iho tomb.
Mahogany-hunters lu Central aud
South America are men requiring much
Bkill and experience , and in some dis
tricts the revenues depend largely upon
the success of tholr endeavors. Ma-
hoguny-lrces do not grow In grotjps , but
are scattered und concealed In thickets.
It takes two men an entire day to fell a
tree. On account of the thick , thorny
growth about Iho base of the ireo , It la
the cuHlom to build a scaffold around It ,
and to cut the trunk at a height of 10 or
15 feet from the ground. By this
wasteful method It is said the best part
of the tree is lost. Freed from brunches.
Uie trunk Is hauled by oxou to the near
est river , where rafts are made.
The depth of the atmosphere Is still
a matter of great uncertainty. The
Belgian Uoyal Meteorological Observa
tory has been seeking to throw light on
the problem , and has collected Iheso
widely varying estimates to distin
guished authorities : Blot , 40 miles ;
Id-avals , 70 ; Mann , 81 ; Callandruii , 100 ;
Schlaparelli , 125 ; Marie Davy. 187 ; lilt-
ler , 210. Early in the last century
British physicists generally assume the
depth to be 47 miles. Meteors , which
become incandescent thn mill friction
with the air , afford a mi-.in.s of roughly
; testing these estimates , and SuIlohert
Hall shows Kilter's ligim-s to be near
est , by staling that meteors have been
observed ut u height of more than 200
miles. '
The recent development of thi.s art.
culled phototherapy , is due to Professor
ser I-'iasun of Copenhagen. Ho discov
, ered that smallpox patients , when kept
In red light , escape with little , if any ,
scarring of the hands and face. The
reason smallpox scars are found prin
cipally on exposed parts of the skin Is
because the blue , or chemical , rays of
light promote the suppuration of the
eruptions. I'Mnscu ' next louud lhat the
chemical rays , w'.ien concentrated by
lenses cutting out the red rays , will
cure suyerllclal diseases of the skin ,
such as lupus. Powerful electric u re
lights can , for Ibis purpose , be sub
stituted for sunlight. The success of
this treatment at the Light Institute lu
Copunhagen has led to Its introduc
tion lu the London Uospltul.
GOOD STORY OF A BAD ACTOR.
lie Uud Been \V'nriieJ that lie Would
He Molihel Some Nli-lit.
Booth Tnrkington , the author of
"Monsieur Boaucaire , " tolls a good
story of a certain Western actor , a man
who not only lacked the ability to act.
but was one of the worst ranters ever
scon on even remote Western hoards.
Again and aguiii ho hud been de
nounced as the "worst living actor , "
not only by the critics , hut bjr hla
friends , who , in their efforls to make
him abandon hlstrloulc Holds , often as
sured him Unit if he persisted In lilu
endeavors to net he would some time
certainly be mobbed by an ovorexau-
poratcd audience. However , he pur
sued liia way , albeit not without iome
At a fiir-vfcj < twn ouu-ulghl stand tint
climax was reached. The sale of tick
ets on that particular evening had beou
limited at least , none of the reni-rved
seals hi the parquet had boon taken.
The 50-cent general admission tickets ,
however , had a fairly good sale , us
theatrical performances In the town
were something of a novelty. A large
church "noolablo" wus another feature
of the town's eTonlng , and for that rea
son. perhaps , there were few women
represented by general aiiml.vslou paste
boards. Perhaps for the same reason
also the men thought 50 cents uono
too much to spend for an excuse to ab
sent themselves from the Utter func
tion.
tion.As
As lu usual lu country towns , espe
cially where general admission tickets
are held , the holders thereof arrived
i-arly , and at least nn hour before the
was billed to begin the
iit soils were filled. Byeroue
iit Uncw every one else , and there
nu ; murh whlsparliig ever the empty
rcwwved huutu , FUiullr eu adventur
ous soul volunteered to Investigate , and
returned with the Infortuutlon that
none of them hud been purchased.
After more whispered consultation It
wus decided to storm the box olliee In
u body und ask permission to occupy
the reserved seats. i
After much argument and wrangling
the agent told them that if none of the
seats were sold before the raising of j
the curtain they might , after a fesv
minutes' i wait and ut a given signal ,
take possession. At S o'clock the cur
tain rose and lu duo time the actor , as
Hamlet , advanced down the .stage and
begun to runt. He hud got well under
way and wus spouting his worst , when ,
at the given signal , the crowd rose and
eacli persri. actuated by the same de
sire of securing the best of the front
seats , rushed madly toward the stage.
The startled actor hesitated , paused ,
gave one look at the rapidly advancing
crowd , and , believing that the oft-
heard prophecies of his bolng mobbed
were about to be realized , gave a fright
ened ( cry , turned , and , with wabbling
legs j , dashed off the stage. The towns
people saw no more of Hamlet that
night. The next morning , says the
Now York Times , the actor was found
by j some of his friends , still In his play
robes , hiding In a shed about three
miles from the town of the previous
evening's performance , and near a rail
way station , where ho had hoped to
crawl unobserved upon some passing
train and escape his supposed pursuers.
A PEACEFUL BOMBARDMENT.
Secils Sown by MO.IIM of Two Old
\ C until
Near Blair Castle stands u high ,
rocky crag named Cralgleburns. which ,
says the London Daily Mail , for a long
liuio looked grim und bare In the midst
of bouuty , und its owner thought how
much prettier it would look If only
trees , shrubs , etc. , could be pluuted lu
Its nooks and crannies. It wus con
sidered impossible for any one to scale
Its stoop and dangerous acclivities , and
no oilier way was thought of'to got
seed down.
Ono day Alexander jNnsinuth , fnther
of Ihe celebrated engineer , paid u visit
lo Iho grounds , i'he crag was pointed
out to him aud after some thought he
hit upon a scheme. In passing the
castle he noticed two old cannon. He
got a few small tin canisters made to
lit tno bore of the cannon and tilled
them with a variety of tree , nhrub uud
grass seeds. The cannon was loaded
iu Iho usual way and tired at the rock
from all sides.
The llttlo canisters on striking the
rock burst , scattering the seeds In ull
directions. Muuy seeds were lost , but
many more fell into the lodges or
cracks , where there was a little moss
or earth. These soon showed signs of
life , and In a few' years graceful trees
and pretty cliufblng plants , ull sown by
gunpowder , were growing and flourish
ing In nearly every recess of the for
merly bare , gray crag , clothing It with
verdant beauty.
At the present time the formerly un
sightly rock is oue of the chief beau
ties of the estate , and the story of its
transformation Is always related to the
visitor , und never fails to arouse Inter
est.
Many Uoyal Cliiut-H.
Great Britain has no dlstinctht und
exclusive throne. Instead , there are
four-the wooden chair , with the slab
of Scotch stone , in Westminster Ab
bey , whicu has served us the corona
tion scat of the monarchs of tills
realm for seven centuries ; the sump
tuous chair of state In the House of
Lords ; the chair on which the late
Queen gat when holding a Drawing
Hoom In Buckingham Palace ; and the
gilt urmchulr at Windsor , In which the
sovereign sits to receive loiters of cre
dence or recall from foreign envoys , or
accord audience to dusky potentates.
The Cxar of llussla Is even uior di
versely tiToned. Each of & dozen
chairs of state uro at various times
styled the Uussiuu throne. The two
most remarkable are the chairs of
Ivan the Terrible and the one In St.
George's Hull of the Winter Palace ut
St. Petersburg. The former Is of tur-
quolseu. In the back alone ther ar
10,000 of these gems. The other chair
la of easily woods , vrltli Ivory uud gold ,
richly jeweled , and embossed with th
Imperial eagle The seat Is of eriulue ,
and the urm.s arc ivory tusks.
Further East , in Teheran , the Shah
displays himself on a white marble
throne , looted from Delhi in 1739. It
Ls of Ivory , overlaid with gold , und
ubhr/.o with gems , its value bolng esti
mated ul over a million pounds.
What In the Heal Hhumrook ?
During recent years literature iuu
boon abundant In the Attempt to pror
that the clover could not har been
the auclent shamrock of the Irish , but
that It must have boon the oxallu uc -
tosclla. The main argument bni been
that the clover was an introduction
from the continent of Europe , and
could not have been lu Irolaiid at that
time.
A correspondent of the London Gar
deners' Chronicle , W. G. a , SO < M over
the whole literature of the subject. II *
shows that It was not until 1830 that
J. E. Blcheiio , a former secretary of
the Llnnuenn Society , started a doubt
on tin * subject In a paper road before
that society W. O. S. quotes from pub
lications , with tholr dJitos , jjolnj back
hundreds of years , nhowlng clearly
that the shamrock nau clover , and
nothing else but clover. Indeed , the
correspondent show * that , la very early
Christian times , long before St. Pat
rick's birth , the clover leaf was tued
as an eubloui of the TrluitUe buji'i
Monthly.
WUUB a mlatoter fcanouaoe * that fee
a Bull att o4anoe at a eorUia
a * he has scwnotkLac et partic
ular Importance t vtf , Use Mem
kieir what to
DARNS t CLOTHES FOR A LIV.VIQ.
iitf Mnr.vlim 1 Girl llu MOP
IliniiU 1'iUl til' ' .iivlnc" .
There Is ono Southern girl at the
North who Ims conquered povcity and
solved the problem of existence to her
own satisfaction. Slio N of good fami
ly ' , and , having a leaning toward ait ,
went to Now York to pursue her stud
ies. Originally she had a small for
tune sunlclont to live upon but mis
fortune overtook her ami she was loft
with a mere pittance. Being compelled
to live In .1 hall bedroom In u boarding
house , she heard a lellow boarder , a
young man.grumbllm : because his hose
were full of holes and Uie buttons were
off his shirt. A happy idea sol/.otl the
young woman and she went out and
hud some curds printed with tills le
gend :
Patronage Solii-lteil.
Miss A 1) will call wlion ilesire I
niul repair wurdrobos ut the following
riitus :
Buttons replucotl 2c ciu-li
Buttonholes nu'iiiU'il 5c oiuh
Socks ( lunii'il , pair 5u iwli
Itonts inouiU'il , iiu'li 5c cat h
Special orders special prices.
Kimlly wrlto iiiinio on revor.se sltlo of
this cnnl und give to Mrs. with ur
tick's to bu repaired.
These curds she left with over.v
housekeeper who took lodgers that she
know of , making an arrangement at
the sumo time with the landlady to do
the mending on the premises for u
consideration. That was one day's
work. The next day she culled again
at these houses to see If the employ
ment she hoped for was to be had. She
took with her a bag containing , besides
needles , thimbles , etc. , spools of both
thread uud silk of various colors , darn
ing cotton , buttons and tupe. At the
very llrst house In her list the lund-
ludy produced ( our pieces of clothing
In the basement sitting room to 'bo
mended. These clothes took her four
hours and u ijulf to mend und she earn
ed ? ; i.lfi. Custom Increased until slu >
sometimes made $8 a day. not net
guln , because her mending materials ,
car fares , lunches , etc. , liud to como
out of It. Sometimes , of uoursc , she
made little or nothing. The person who
tolls of her efforts says that young
Southern girls have a special aptitude
for striking out now trades for them
selves.
HOW DIAZ IS GUARDED.
President of Mexico Not Likely to HP
Killed II.T mi Ainiumii ,
Dr. Prank J. Toussalnt has returned
fuoui a six mouths' exploring trip
through the mining and agricultural
districts of Northwestern Mexico. Dr ,
Toussalnt traveled on horseback witli
his owu caravan of pack mules and
poous , and his knowledge of the foot
hills and arrayos of the States of
Chihuahua and Souora. as well us the
remote plaututlous far from the rail
roads and beaten tracks of the mnderi
tourist Is very exact. lie also made !
visit lo the City of Mexico and con
ferret ! with President Diaz In re.hit.loi
to mluurul rights on a government
grant in YuquI Valley.
The shooting of President McICIu-
ley. " said Dr. Toussalut , "would not
have been possible in Mexico , a countrj
where attempted assassination is one
of the expected incidents of govern
ment. President Dia * never takes a
walk on the street or In any public
place without secret service men watchIng -
Ing over him. Nobody with his hand
wrapped up or with tils hand in Ins
pocket could approach him wlthon ; lie-
lug slopped. One morning a lame man ,
carrying a heavy cane , was passing
him on the street. A detective brushwl
against the man as If by accident and
knocked the cauo out of hb > hand. He
picked It up aud returned It to the man
with profuse apologies , but while he
had the cane In tils hands ho fjuve the
head a turn and a pull to satisfy him
self that It was not a sword cane. An
other time an old woman carrying a
basket on her arm was stopped because
her hand was concealed lu the basket.
The detective lifted her hand out of thu
basket , aud seeing that It held no
weapon airalogized for the liberty.
"Attempts on the life of Dlua have
been made , and no precaution has been
epared to prevent a repetition of them.
If a IB&D clu.sps his hands behind him
while he U talking with a public man
a detective will suggest that ho allow
ttli handa to hang naturally at Ids side. "
Milwaukee Sentinel.
"Width or n LiightiiiiiR tflauU.
The width of a Hash of lightning has
been measured by George liuuiker of
the limuburg observator/ photo
graph won secured last August light
ning struct a tower a third of a mlle
away , uud from the distance of the
tower and the focal dLstanco of the
camera objective It was poaslble to cal
culate the breadth of the discharge
nlwmu tu the picture. It baa boon deter
mined that the Hash was ono-fifth of
an Inch wide. Kamlllcatlona shown In
the photograph ou each side of the
main discharge are attributed to the
strong gale that was blowing , the phe
nomenon apiwarlDg like a silk ribbou
wiUt ahredB floating lu the wind.
Klisit Chuiuloal Fnotorjr.
Th first chemical taxtory oooned la
this country wu In Salem , MiLsa. , In
1811. At uret great bjeotloo was uiado
to the establishment of the factory , the
pereou * living ne&r claiming that the
fume * of the choinlcalu uoLeoaod the air
aud made life Intolerable.
ludUii Softool at CarlUlo ,
ttoTeuty-eeveu tribes r rabreseateU
lu the LOOT puplbi I * the ludUu train-
lug cbool at CrlLslo , P& . , Uie Siiaociu
leading la uuiubar. Last year the work
f IU uujilla brought a rotura * r $ li8.-
716.
Wkeueror & weaiuux i/udU * Mttle ex-
tut uuuft c Milk ; ilk * * T Uio trct
ef tfce UVTM Ui wdUc 4o t
l F
Use Pe-m-na for Coughs , Colds , Grip and |
Catarrh a Congressman's Letter. /
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Dr. Hurtuwn rooolvcs many Ictturs from Catholic Sisters nil over the UnS *
ted States. A recommend recently received from a Gutholle Institution lu D H
trolt , M It'll. , rendx as follows : f
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. Detroit , Mich. , Oct. 8 , 1001.
" Dr. S. D. Hardttaa , Columbus , Ohio :
' , Dear Sir "The young g/r/ / who used the I'crunu was suffering fiom lar-
yttfjltls , nnil loss of voice. The result of the treatment was most satisfac
tory. She found grc/if relief , and after further use of the medicine we hope
to be able to say she Is entirely cured. " SISTERS OF CHARITY.
This young girl was under the care of the Sisters of Ohnrlty and used
' . ' . Porunu for catarrh of the throat , with good results as the above letter
teslllles.
SISTERS OF CHARITY
All Over United States Use Po ru-na
for Catarrh.
From a Catholic Institution In Ohio
come * the following recommend from
the Sister Superior :
"Some years ago a friend of our In
stitution recommended to uaJr. . Mar/-
man's PfruiiH MS an excellent remedy
for the Influenza of which wo tten hud
several cases which threatened to beef
of a aorlous character.
"We began to use l ( and experienced
such wonderful results that slnca 'hen
Pcriina has become our lavorltc medl *
cine fur Influenza , catarrh , cold ,
cough and bronchitis. "
SISTER SUPERIOR.
Dr. Ilartman , one of the bust known
physicians and Burgeons In the United
States , wus the first to formulate Porn-
int. It was through his genius and per-
fiovorunco that It was Introduced to the
mcdloal profession of this country.
Snubbing aV < iul < l-Hi > M , r.
All English linn of solicitors , who
recently \viote to the president ( if
the University of Idaho olierlng to
purchase an LL. D.degree for a young I
client who was thinking of entering |
: parliament , received the following
i very caustic reply : "The principal
I whom you represent has displaced
his nationality , the bar and himself. !
J hope that when he attempts to
enter parliament tie will learn that : i
cad's ambition , unless carefully lim
ited , are unrealizable. " Literature.
A girl goes to lots of trouble to cap
ture husband , hut after the capture
she doesn't go to so much trouble to
hold him.
To talk , und talk , and talk about
yourself aud your hulonglngs is very
Uiusumu for tbu people who listen.
To ho witty at the expense of some
body else la positive cruelty many
times.
An elephant sleeps only about flvo
hour each day.
pirn mnuaMtl/CunA HonUornerTciunoasartrr
ill u Die * * T'f UM of Ir Kllno'j Uratl Nerrn JU
itortr. fM4r * > l'UEKO * OVrlalboUlauuUnatlM.
UK. It IirBuXH. LlU. . Jl rcnlt..l'UU ! ( JuJDhli 1'a.
Capsicum
Put Up In ColUpslblo Tubes.
JL. SuUUUU tut ajid iiupirUir Vu MukturJ or an ;
other pl U r , HUU will nut blliltr Ui uiott ilellcitte
aklu. Tat yalu alU/Utf auU cur tlY iUiUli | ! ! of
tkli arUalt art nuuc'trful. It will ktuu ihu UMitli-
auh at ono * , aud i U T hcaiiacL * itnu kulutiut.
W * r coaui u4 It at Ui * L ilnuj kuu tintriuil
counWj-lirlUnl leu. wu. aliu UK an xtucuul ruiuu-
dy fur ( talui lu tki ubut U4 ituiuuuli unit ull
rfiauuuUa , utural lo aud Kuutcouijlitlut | > .
A trial will proT * what wo claim fur U , und It
will ba fouut to b lQT lu ll la the UuuinlioM.
Uauy people Mf "It 1 * tut but of ull Juur i > ru | > u-
ratlont. "
fric * is uuti , Mt all druggliU , or okb r iluuiuri ,
or by atidlui ; tbii auouut tu ui lu po.u u ktuuipt
wo will i ail you a tub * by uiitU.
No artlalt ibauld b * kcc pted by tliu publlu UD-
lei tie uia * oarrlu our label , ai othuruu it 1 *
caulu * .
CIIBBSUUROUQtl MANUFACTURINU CO.
V rk City.
ASTHMA-HAY FEVER
SEND TOR
RJW. BO
5T-N.Y.CITY. .
The following letter is from Congress
man Mecklson , of Napoleon , Ohio :
The Poruua Medicine Co. , Columbus , tti
Gentlemen ; - . * * * * * * * - - - + '
"I have used several - .
oral bottles of !
Perunu and feel1
greatly bunotltcd
thereby from my
catarrh of the
lieud.uiul feel en-
couruged to be
lieve that Us con- ! '
Uoiuruiiumu Davlil
tinned use willfully
Muukiiuu ,
fully eradicate a
disease of thirty years' standing. "
DAVID MEEK.1SON.
If you do not receive prompt and saU
Isfactory results from the use of Peru-
na , write at once to Dr. Ilartman , giv
ing a full statement of your case , and
lie will bo pleased to give you his vulu *
uble advice gratis.
Address Dr Ilartman , President ofi
The Hartmun Sanitarium , Columbu
Ohio.
Kniy l < Tratf.
Mrs. Winks ' "U'hy In the world
didn't you write to me while yea
were away ? "
Mis. Minks " ! did write. "
Mrs. Winks "Then 1 presume yea
nave the letter to your husband t
mailand he is still carrying It around
in his pocket. "
Mrs. Minks'N'o. . 1 posted tb *
letter myself. "
Mrs. Winks "Ah , then It is iu lay
husband's pocket. "
Wo Kit Jfi nrly Suvi'ti I'outul * 1'ur Uny.
The average adult lu exercise re.
quiies as a day's ration about sia
pounds and thirteen ounces. Of thla
amount live pounds will be water
found in the common foods and takes
as beverage. Of the remaining pira
one-fourth will be nitrogenous mat
ter , three-fourths carboriaceus , witi
about 200 grains mineral matter.
Ladies' Llome Journal.
liox plaited ruchings are fcaturt *
in skirt trimmings and are used o
light and heavy weight cloth.
Double Daily Service
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CARS ON WH1 TRAINS.
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