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! THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
, TROUBLE ANn DON'T INOW ( IT
to Prove what Swamp-Root , the Great Kidney Remedy ,
Will Do for YOU , Every Reader of this paper May
Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mall. '
'Vcale Iul lluhcnltby JdhlO ' 1I 1\1'0 rOSlOnslhlc for morc
tclmcBSJul BufIertng than nny oth01' ( U8eaSO , theroforc , WhCD
through neglect or ether caUSOR , Jddney trouhlo is lOrmlttod to
continuo , fiLtal rcsults1'0 8uro to follow.
'Your oUlm' organs ma 'noCl nttentlon-lmt 'our Jddncys most ,
because they do most [ ) .lHlncol attention. first.
If yon are stck or "feel hadlr , " beg-in taldn Dr. Kilmcr' ,
Bwnml-Hoot , thc great Je1 < lncr , lI\'er amI bladdcr l'emml ' , becaus4
ns 800n as ; yollr lehlo ( 'S begin to J'et hetter thcy will hell ) nIl tht
othOl. organs to health. A trial wlIl con 'inco au 'ono.
. . . The mllli nmI hnmedin.te. effeet of
, , BWRllip-Uoot the great lddney nUll
bladder remcdy is soon rcalizcd. It
stanl1B the highest for its wondel' ul
curCR of the most lllstresslng cascs.
Swamp-Uoot will flct ; 'our whole s 'stem
rightul1l1 the best proof of this is n. trinl.
63 COTTAOB ST" MlJr.nosD. : M lR'I ! ' ,
DuAB Sill : JAN. 11th , 11101.
"I ver Htnro I wes In the Army. I bOll more or
lelllllthiney troullie. nllli within the IHlHt year It
becoU1o ffl'yero IIntl Cotnlilicatl'd thot I
8ufferl'11 cverytllln nnll wali much nlnrmell-my
Btrellltth nllli power WII talit leaving mo , I "IIW ,
nn ! lvortlemellt of SWIIIIIII.Hoot 11I111 wrote
nsltlll 'for m1vlce , I 1101(111I tbo Use ot tbo
hllJdlclnooml nott'l , 0. deohled Improvement
eJter toklllK Smllnp.Jtoot only f\hort tlmo.
I contillued Its UMO 1111I1 Oln Umllltful to f\OY
U10t I nm cntlrely curcil 0.11I1 strollK. In order
to lie very lIuro ahout thl , 1 hod n. doctor exnm.
Ino 11011I0 of InV wllter to.cloy 111111 be lIronounced
t nil rIght uml In splenlihl cOllllltion.
I ItllolV tbM your Swamp.Hoot Iii purely VOlte-
tnlllo 011I1 doelillot contlllllll1l1 hormrul Cll'UJrH.
f'hnlllclng you for my complete recoverz utilI
OOOllun\Jndlni : SWllm\l.Jtout \ to nil 6UllcrOl'S
{ 11In , " Very trul ? yourll.
I , . mCIIARDSON' .
Swamp-Root Is not recomnllmdetl for
everything butit promptly CUI'CM ld nej' ,
EDlTO IAL NOTE.-In ortler to
provo the wonderful mor ts of Swamp.
noot you may lmvl. ! sunple : bottle amI
II. boole of vllltmblo informn.tlun , both
aent absolutely fl'co by mllH. ' .rho book
contllins mIUl ' of the thousl\lIds upon
t.housl\nds of testimonial letters re'
pcived from men amI women enred.
! rhe value amI 6UeCC8 ! ! of Swamp-Hoot
" 1'080 well ! cnown that 0\11' reatIm's are
wvisCll to fiend for 11. sample bottle. In
ondtllg YO\11' n.ddress to Dr. KHmer &
Do. , IIlnghnmton , N. Y. , be sure to sny
vou rcad this gencrous offer in this
Trouble In Our Mldnt.
Not since wo eat II lot of moth Iml1s
tor peppermint lozonger have wo
made sich II mistalto as wo done
when we were to Memphis the other
day. We drunl ( II small bottle of
Ticltler's Antl-sltcptlc , thinling it wns
cream de mint.Ve 11.1'0 now under
treatment for II restoration of our
thlrat.-IIardman ( Tenn. ) Free Presa.
Indian Girls Marry Young.
The custom of marn'ing girls when
they IIro mere chihlren of nine or ten
years i Increasing rattler than de.
cren.sln ! : in Dengal and other pnrts of
India. The resulting racilll degener/l- ,
- tion Is becoming BO obvious that Inws
have been passed In several roglons
forbidding the marrillgo of girls under
fourtoen.
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Japanese Dressing for Wounds.
At II cost of : JG cents Japn.neso doc.
tors cnn dross the wounds of GOO
mono They use a finely powered hnr.
coal obtained by the slow comhustlon
of strllw in closed fnrnacos. Sachets
filled with It 11.1'0 applied to the
wounds , and Its nntlsol1t1c and Ilbsor ,
bent qun1itles gcneral ! ) ' effect a rapid
curo.
, BeUer Than all far Roads.
A writer In an English nutomoblle
paper clll.lms that roads conld bo Impl
ormanently dnmp by the appllel1t1or :
of strong solutions of cnldlum chlor
Ide or magnoslum chloride , nnd tllll
this would bo cheaper than oils nm
. .without their objectionable odors ,
Bees 'L"ve Bright Colors.
The bee Is nn artistic upholsterer
It lines Ils nest with the leaves 0
flowers , nlways choosing such as hav' '
bright colors. The ' nre Invarlnbl ' cu
'In circles so exnct thnt no compns
would malte them moro true.
Tribute to Her Vanity.
After a woman renches a certal
ago , she may regnrd It ns compl
ment ror a mnn to attelnl1t to 1111
wllh her. even If she lloes not wish t
onga"o In the game-Atchlson Glob ,
\ 'Latest Fad In Furnishing.
The ver ' latest thing In furnishll1
11 to have the walls of rooma rove
ad with a coaru , dead-black CAUVI1
livcr anli llndder trouble1l , the symptoms -
toms of which aro-obliged to pass YOIl1
watl\l. ' ' amI smarting
\ fl'clltteut1y night ay , -
ing or irritatlou in paRsing , brlclnlust
or , ; cdlment in the urinc , hcudn.ehe ,
hac1mche , lIuno back , dizziness , pOOl
digestion , slecplcssness , nervousncss ,
hCllrt dlstut'lmnco duo to ba lcldney
trouhle , sldn CI'uptions fl'onl va lood ,
neu\'lllgla , rhcullmtlsm , dlabctes , bloat-
ing' , irrltlLblllty , worn out fceling , lade
of nmbltlon , Ims of flesh , sallow COin' .
plcxion , or Jlrlght's disease.
If yout' watcr , when allowed to rc-
main umllsturhcd in 1Klass or bottle
fot' twenty-four hours , forms II sediment
or suttllngor has II cloudy nppcal'llllcelt
i8 c."hlenco that YO\11'lddno 's und blud.
cr neell hnmcdilltc attcntlon.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to talre nml
is for sale at drug storcs the world over
in hottl s of two sizes al1ll two prlees-
nftyecnts anll ono del 1111' . Hemember
the Jtanw , : ) \ \ ' - , Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Hoot. um the addrcfl8 , JUng.
ham tOil , N. Y. , on eYer } ' bottlo.
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paper. 'The gelluinenes'.l of this offer is
guarantced.
COUPON.
Plellqo wrlto or till In thhl cOllpon with ) 'ollr
nlllllO 111111 1\l1tlre'M IIIllI Dr , Klhllur & Co" wlll
IWIIII011 : 1\ Free Snmple HoUI" Q' ' Swamp' Root
tbo Orcllt hltlney Remedy.
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Name. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
St. and No. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
City or Town. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Stat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mention 11111 poper.
English Was Good Enough.
An ngllsh tourist wns being driv.
en on a jaunting car through the Don.
egal hlshlnllds , nnd nfter a time the
results of his observntlon cnmo to the
surfnco in the following 11uery :
"Driver ! I notice that when ' 0\1 spenle
to your friends whom 'Ol\ meet on the
rend 'O\1 invarlnblr do so In Irish.
but when address ' horse '
you 'our 'O\1
do so In Ensllsh : lIow is this ? " ' 1'0
wblch cnme the retort : "Musha now
thin. Isn't English good enough for
hlm.-'l'ho Spectntor.
Uncle Eben.
"Somo men gets a heap 0' education -
tion , " said Unelo Ebon , "do same as
some people get a flno colloctlon o'
bait wlfout catch 111' anr fish.-Wash-
Ington Star.
Glass Bricks for Building.
Glass bouses of 1'Cry substnntlnl
Itin can bo built now. Slleslun glass
makora are turning out glass brlcko
( or all sorts of building purposos.
Her Time Will Come.
Young man , bewnre of the girl whe
lcts you do aU the tnUclng durinB
courtship ; sho's IJln'hl ! ; a wallin ! ]
gamo.-Chlc..go News.
Boatswain Burled Captain.
Quito recentlr the boatswain of t
. British man-o'-war bUl'lelthe cnptah
1\.1. sea , rending the bllrial service him
seU.
Chinese Outside the Empire.
' 1'ho number of Chlneso outside 0
China is estimll.ted at over 7,640,000
All < Your Druggist for Allen's Foot.Ease.
"I tried ALLEN'S Jo'OO'L'-EASE rooent
Iy , and hn jUit ! bought another supply II
has cured my corDs , IInd the hot , burn1nE
and itching sonsatlon In my toot whloh wa !
almollt unbearable , aud I would not bo with
out , It , 1I0w.-Mn ; . W. J Walker , Camden
1'1. J. " Sold by aU Druggists , : l5o.
Deforo marrlngo a man awell.r t
10\0 ; nfter mnrrlase he.lov . t
swellr.
Openings sometimes come to me
I\.nd oysters when leasl oxpectoll.
Men are lUte chlcleDs-they alwII.3
want to ret on the highest rooal.
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Do It Now.
1'1118 lIro's a. urden Cull 0' woeds-
'Ye've Hot to Jlull 'em nil
eroro t hey JIll the Jleld wllh seeds
When they nre dry uu' tull.
Whllo wo complain the Jleld ots full-
DOlI't sll wllh Crownln' hrow
An' fret becauRo you'vo not to pulI-
H's best to "Do It JlOW.
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The job a fellow soMlerR on
Is one that's never through :
Eoeh I1R8 nnoliler chnnco thnl's gone
An' lelt liB mal'O to o.
Nobody else can do your worl ,
I lIto ) 'OU cnn , IInyhow ,
The task gl'OWII hl lcr while you shlrk-
! t's best to "Do It now. "
Thero's n1WII8 lotll 0' tlmo to spare
' 1'0 lell ) 'our woe8 , my lion :
'rho hardest worl , of nil to lIeal'
18 that thnl's novel' dOlle.
The "put oft" II1l1n , ho d008 thIngs twIce
In spite at nil his row.
Don't wllll to nsl , or Hlvo advleo-
Out out und "Do It Jlow. "
Jlow.W , D. Nesbitt.
Paper Parachute.
This Is not qulto ns exciting sport
I\B shooting the chutes , but it Is good
run. Of course you Imow what a para.
chute Is-a thing 1I1w nn umbrella ,
with or without the stick , which ,
when properly wolghted nnd dropped
from a ) Jalloon or a high tower , wll !
fnll to the ground very slowly and
gently becnuso ita broad surface offers
a grent deal ot resistnnce to the air.
J > nrachutes used by balloonists nro
generally very Inrgo and have no
atlclt , but some dnring persons have
jumped from housetops with common
umbrellas nnd escaped without serious -
ous injury.
It would bo rather Interostlng to
drop II. smnll pnrnchuto from the rooter
or a window and watch it sail gracefully -
fully to earth , but the fun would hnrd-
ly pay for the worl" as ) 'OU would
have to cnrry it upstairs for ench
flight , unless it was destro 'ed or cnp-
tured by some other boy on its first
descent , which would probably bo the
case. 'What 'ou want , clenrly , is
some means b ' which you can shoot
the parnchuto up Into the all' from
til0 ground.
Such 11. pnrachute gun Is easy to
mnke. You need only a tube largo
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About to Be Discharged.
enough to contnin the parachute easlly
and a stout rubber band.
The paraclmte may bo made ot tissue -
sue pnper or other thin , tough paper.
or ot thin muslin or sllk. It needs
neither the stiff ribs of an umbrelln
nor any mochnnism for opening an
shutting ; its weIght nnd the resist-
nnco of the nil' attend to that.
It docs need a stlcl" however , and
this should bo very thin nnd light. and
at least twlco II.S long as the closed
parnchute-that Is , &S long ns the
dinmoter of the open parachute. The
stlcle is simply pelted through the
pnrnclmte , and a thrend tied around
the top of the pal1er and the stlcl , wUl
maltO all securo.
The ribs , if they may bo called
such , are merely six or eight threads
or fine cords pnsted to the outsldo of
the parachute from the top or center
to the edge. The upper ends of the
cords mny bo tied round the stlcl , :
the lC\wor ends should project rar beyond -
yond the edge of the pnrachute , nnd
ho fastened to a metal ring , through
" 'hich the stlcle passes. The lower
"nd of the stlcl. has a lenob too big
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A TEN-MINUTE AUTO.
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This does not mean that thle nuto-
rnobllo when bullt will go II. mlle in
ten minutes , but thnt it can ho mndo
In that tlmo , so .slmple Is Its construction -
tion , If 'ou have nll the materials nt
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hand.
First , you will need a thin boarlI I
18 Inches long. by 6 wide , rour spools ,
. for screw e 'es , ! lnd two piecea or
wire , some cord nnd a small iron or
lead wolght.
Screw a screw o .o into each corn or
t the bonrd nnd have them all point
slightly downward , with tholr eres nt
r ht nnglos to the bonr,1. Run the
wlro through these 0)'e8 , ono picco
nt each end ot the bonrd. ami on ' ' : to
enl's of the wlro pIneo the SIJOO to
make tbo wheels , as In Fig. 1 , bend.
IngIll the ends of the wlro , which
must 11ro'ect ' boroml the outside of
to go lhrough the ring , and on the
bottom of the Imoh is a groove for
the rubber band. 'rho shooting tube ,
which may bo ot paper , should be as
long as the stick and largo enough to
lot the closed pnrachuto slip through
easlly. The rubboI' band is nttached
across the bottom ot the tube. ono
end bolng taclted to ench side.
Put the folded pnrachuto Into the
tube , see that lho rubber band lI s in
the groove , hold the tube firmly with
the loft hand , and , with the right , Imll
down the knob and the ring together
several Inches nnd lot go.
'fho stretched band contracts nml
shoota the parnchuto up into the all'
1111:0 : II. pell. from a pea shootor. When
the 11arachuto has reael-ed Its high.
est point it begins to fall , but Immediately -
diately opens out , fills with dr , and
descends very slowly. If there 1'3
much wind it will sail quito a distance -
tanco before It renchos the ground ,
especial ! ) ' if you stnnd with your bac1 (
to the wind and Incline the gun for-
ward.
GOOD GAMES AND TRICKS.
Japs and Russians.
Japs and Russlnns is a game plnyed
by two persons with slate and pencil.
About II. quarter of the slate is marled
off by a lIne at each end , and in each
of the compartments so marltod off
11.1'0 made II. number of dots about the
size of a pinhend , these at ono end
representing Jnps antI the others Rus-
slnns. The number of Japs and Rus-
slnns mny bo large or small , as agreed
on , but must bo equnl. At ono end of
each compartment is a small square
which serves as a battery. Each player -
er in turn plnces the IJOlnt of his pencil -
cil In his own bnttery and then draws
a Uno qulclt1y In the direction of his
enomy's men. The line must have no
angles in It , but must be straight or
curved. Those dots through which
the lIne passes are considered dead
mon , and ho who first Itllls nil of the
enemy's men Is the winner. Sometimes -
times the players 11.1'0 requlretI to shut
their eyes or turn nway their heads
when drawing their lines.
Literary Characters.
Furnish each guest with paper and
pencil. Slowly read a Ust of familiar
characters in llternture. numbering
ench. The pla'ers must write opposite -
site the number : the name of the Look
from which the character Is talton. A
prize mny be glvon to the owner of
the list most nearly correct.
Dry Land Crab Race.
A dry land crab race Is a very amusing -
, ing game for the Uttlo ones , and Is
played in this mnnner : A starter and
an umplro are needed for the crab
race , which should be run on soft
green turf. Ten yards or thirty feet is
qulto long enough for it. The racers
IUleel down on all fours and (01'00 In
IIno nt the starting point , with thslr
bacls toward the winning post. At th\1
signal off they go , each ono crawling
bncl.war . The rnce Is not always to
the swift. It is not at aU easy to leep
In II. straight Une , and every time a
raeor t1ll'ns to look over his shoulder
ho loses tlmo nnd'ground. . There wUl
bo c01llsions , bun1lJs , ald all sorts 01
IIttlo mlshnps , which wlll thoroughly
amuse the spectators , r.nd the chll.
I1reo , too.
Tartars Believe In Kindness.
The Tnrtars have a way o ( IIvin
with their animals which Is trul
astonishing ; they talk to thorn , and
when thc ' wish to encourage them tc
some extra exertion the ) ' whlstlo tc
11lom as If they were birds.
If the animals do not travel well
they address to thom tender ra
preaches ; and when special effort Ii
needed on the horses' part , they sa
to them :
"Come , mr doves , ) 'ou know 'Ol
must go up there : courage , my pets ;
come , so on ! "
And when the difficulty Is aecom
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the spools. This l\Ceps them from
i rolling off once your nuto Is in mo-
tion. Wedge t\IO \ wire rnst to the open'
ing In the spools with bits of wood.
Now get II. strip of board nbout 18
Inches long , ono Inch wite : nntI thlct !
nnd hraco It with three smaller pieces
ns shown In I.'lg , 2. Ono tacle in the
joints wlll hold It tlghtlr.
'fhis stlcle nnd Its SUIJports is to be
tncltClI to the back of 'our nuto hodr ,
the elshteen inch hoard , ns Fig. : J
shows , anl'our worle Is near ! ) ' done ,
Your cord must he twlco ns long nF.
the dlstanco rrom the renr whceh
to the top of 'our olghteen inch stlcl :
On ono entl of the cord tlo the welgh1
nnd tie lho other onl1 to ho contCl
of the rear axle. Now turn the 1'\1 :
wheels hnclnvarl1 nnd 'ou wlll Eel
th\t : ( ,01',1 , will wind around the nxle
pllshcd they prnlso nnd caress their
pets , allowing thorn to rest and
urea the , patting them between the
eyes , rubbing their IWSOS , strolting the
hnlr on their foreheads between their
cars j indeed , caressing them In every
I way. nnd treating them IlltO much.
loved chlldren.
Clay Pipe Water Mill.
This water mlll belongs to the class
of "renctlon" mllls which are turned
ono way In the effort to throw a
stream of . . . .vater in the opposlto dlrec.
tlon , and it is made of a clay pipe.
Cut away one side of the mouth end
of the stem with a Imlfe ( not your
best one ) , or rub it away with a file
or on II. grindstone until it Is 111(0 lolg.
A-that is to sn ) ' , until 'ou hnve laid
bare , so to spenl" the bol'o of the stem
ror half an inch or so. 'fben stop the
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Water Mill In Action.
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hole , both at the end and at the side ,
with scaling wax , leaving only a lImall
round hole at the point farthest from
the end , as sbown In Fig. D.
Now all you have to do is to rasten
a flno cord with sealing wax to the
edge of the bowl , at the precise point
that comes nearest to the smol\Cr's
mouth. ' 1'10 the other end of the cord
to the chandelier or other convenient
object , and pour water gently Into the
bowl.
A flno jet of water wlll shoot out
sldewlso ( rom the lIttle hole In the
stem and the plpo wlll begin turning
In the direction indicated by the ar-
row. I twlll l\Cep on turning as long
as there is any water In the bowl ,
and , indeed , a good deal longer. by
the effect of the momentum.
Whnt males it turn is this : At any
point of the pipe except near the llttlo
hole the water presses with equal
force In every direction on the pipe.
At the point of the stem opposite the
little hole there Is a certain pressure
on the pipe from the inside , and this
pressure Is not balnnced , because on
the opposite side-that Is , tbe hole-
there is nothlug for the water to press
against except itself. Hence the water
Is driven out in one direction and the
. I pipe is SIJUn around in the other.
Bcst for Soap Bubbles.
The hest solution yet made f01
bowing ! soap bubbles is prepared ns
follows : Fill a quart bottle half full
of distilled or soft water , nnd sift
into it four-fifths ot an ounce of Cas.
tile ! ! Ioap powder. Allow the powder to
thoroughly dissolve , then add one-
third of a pint of pure glycerin. In
? aklng the solution bo sure to keep
the bottle In a temperature of 70 de.
grees or more ; also , when blowing
, uubbles , carefully see to it that the
room is at a temperature of 65 de.
grees or II ( ew degrees II.bovo. Having
the right temperature is ono of the
greatest ( actors of success in making
, hubbIes. After the solution is a day
. or two old , or at any time when it
! fnlls to make good bubbles , freshen it
r up by adding more gl'cerln. With this
solution bubbles can be mnde whicb
will last from one to ten minutes ,
Some have been mnde which floated
In the all' from twelve to thirteen mln ,
utes.
Run the cord over the top of the UIl
right elghteon Inch sticle and turn UII
wheels bacltward until the cord wind
Ing around the renr axle dl'lI.ws the
wolght to the top ot the uprlriht.
Hold the wheels nnd wolght in thl
position , put the nuto on the fioor ani
, lot It go. ' 1'he weight wlll pull Qn th ,
string , which In unwinding wl1turl \
I around the nxlo nnd the wheele. ani
the auto wlll run swlft1 . ncross th ,
floor , stopping enl ) ' when the weh.h
rests ngainst the floor or nuto bOlI
or when the cord Is 11.11 unwound frar :
I the rear axle.
You mny plle quito a cargo of bulh
lug blocls ; on tbe front of the aut
and transport them from plnco t
111nce , or ) 'OU may tnlO 'our sister'
ontlre elflll fnmll ) ' for n 1'1110 , provide
) ' 0\11' wAlgt ! : Is fairly lleav ) ' ,
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TfRRIBLf. SUfftRING
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TillS YOUNG WOMA1r APPEALED IN
VAIN FOR HELP.
'When Jlopo land Ahno t Ht'ttl"Il Ino Uttd
lJI181'nlr UcU t Came from au
Unexpected Source ,
Mrs. Emnl Hcidobrcder , ot No. 132'
Joy street , Bu'dngtou , IowlIwhose hu9'
baud is IIU employeu ot the RU1l1 Lumbel
00. , tells 11. story of pitiable rmffering :
"For out 11vo " she "
n ycars , says , ]
l11\dn. host of physical ills thatkoptrnonQ
iuva11d nud puzzled the doctrs. Bomo
! Jt thom thought IVas going into con.
Bumption. At time I was BO wealc thnt '
I could not comb my hair or oven wasb )
my face. Then cxcrucluth1lf paius run
suddeuly np my thigh and I 11I1.d to bo
carried to bed scl'cllIuing iu my ngouy.
I could no longer do my work aud the
drain upon my h "buud's pur80 wn.
Tcry hea"y. I crn."e food but what J
nte only gave mo discomfort. : My liver
was tQl'pid , and often I hlld to bo cardell
to the door for air to save mo from suf.
focnting.
"The worst wns the } miu which Boemed
n.s if my thigh wore being l > ushed out o'
my body. The bOllt doctors could do wa'
to denden it by nnrcotlcs. Once the ]
thought I could not live for moro than
two days. Iu ono ot my worst attacks ,
friend said : 'Why don't you try Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills ? They are the
only thing that over helped my rhoumn.e
tism. '
" I took his advice. After using oUf
box I felt better , and I continued to US4
the pills for three or four months witb
steaely improvement until I was , voll.
For four years I have been able to do aU
my household work , aud no longer hnv
to take medicine for any sorions trouble.
I gave ono box of Dr.Villlnms' Pinlc
Pills to 11. man on crutches because 01
rhcnmatism and ndvised lilY markea
woman to buy 11. hex when aho wus com.
p1ainingof the same troublo. I heard thna
ho was soon able to throw his crutche9
away , aud fjIte told 1110 she hnll got ri 01
the rhClllllati1 > JU by the use of ouo box
nnd could not thank JIIO too JIIuch.II
Testimouy multiplies us to the JIIag-
oi11ceu t curative powe1'S of \Villiams'
Pink Pills for Pulo People in cases ot
rheumatism , neuralgia , nervous hend.
nche , palpitation of the IlCurt and all
forms of weakness in eithcr lIlule or
fmllnlo. 'I.'boy are 1'01d by ull druggist.
throughout the wor1l1.
Small Farms In Japan.
Only 14,995,272 acres , or 15.7 per
ent of the whole aren. of Japan , ex.
cluslve of Formosa , consists of arabl
land , and 55 per cent of the agsicul. :
tural tnml1cs ! cultlvato less thau' two
! tcres each ; 30 per cent cultlvato two
acres or moro up to one and one-hnll :
cho , or a mtlo less than three and ,
three-quarter acres , leaving 15 per
: : ent of the farmers who cultlvato
farms of throe und three-quarter acres
or more.-LontIon Enghher.
Between Wind and Watcr.
Not only 'wlll ' all the Inhabitants ot
Chicago bo crazy In 750 years , but in
somowhnt more than 3,000 years , ac.
cording to II. geological expert , the
' : lIto of the present western metropolls
will be cm'ered with water. Let the
Windy City begin now to prepare for
I
its watery grave.-B < Jston Transcript.
Gorgeous Tlbebtan Pheaoants.
Two or the most prized denizens ell
our avlares comes ( rom Tibet. Thes91
re the gorgeous golden and Amherstl
pheasants. The latter , It is suggested"
could profitably be Introduced
nur coverts.
An Honest Opinion.
Mineral. Idaho , Nov. 14th.-Spe. (
tlal.-'rhat II. sure cure has been
l1iscovered for those sciatic pains that
make so many lives mlserablo , Is th '
nrm opinion of : Mr. D. S. Colson , a
well known resident of this place , :
B.ud he does not hcsitate to say that ,
ure Is Dodd's Kidney Pills. Th '
reason Mr. Colson Is so firm In hi. ,
, , plnkm Is tbat be had those terrible
( lalns and Is curod. SpcaklDK of th.
matter he says : \
"I am only too hapl'lY to say Dodd' .
Kidney Pills have done me lots of
I tood. I had awrul paina In my hip , I
so I could 1ll.Lr ly walk. Dodd's Kid.
ley P1l1s stopped It cntlrely. I think
hey are a and medlclnc.N . J
- All sclntIc and Rheumatic pains are ( I
aused by Uric Acid In the blood. . , 'f ' ,
Dodd's Jldney P1l1a make health ) ' "
, Kidneys , nnd healthy Kidneys strain
all the Uric Acid out of the blood.
With the cause removed there can b. .
110 Rhouma'tlsm or Sciatica. .
Siuce the dlscovory of AmerIca tbe
amount of gold produced In the world
has been loss than eleven billion dele
lara.
Mother Cray's Sweet Powders for Children.
SUooellllfuUy used by Mother Gl'I\1 , nurse
In the ChUdren's Home in New York , CW'O
CoDJIUpatton , FeverishnC88 , Bad S DlAeh ,
Teething Dlaordors , move and regulate the
'Bowels ftud Destroy Worms. 0 vel' 00,000 te&-
Umoniala. At aU Dru E\'i8tsMo. : Sample t
FREE. Address A. . S.Olmsted , LeRoyN. Y' .
Football to Harden Soldlerl.
All the soldiers In the army of Aile
gontlna II.re forced to play football. It
Is said to train thom to boar the ho.r ( } .
ships of battlo.
DenIers say thr ss soon al' ' ! a cu& ,
tomer trIes Defiance Starch It Is im. .
possible to sen them nny other col\ .
water starch. It can ho used cold o. "
boiled.
Many a man thinks ho Is gotUnl a . ,
corner lot in glory when he puts a , )
dime In the collection tbat he couldn" t
I1I1SS on the street car.-Chlcaco Tr1c
o bune.
Writ. MUR1NE EYE mmEDT Co , . ChleelrO It
fOur IOTeo Irll lure vr luOomed. Iud lIet oculli , ' ,
advle41 aul ! frelliaulpla btUlUNE. 1teurol all..11I.a ,
Some men bave a delicate lense of
humor an the humor o. ! others ill
IGlllole . ,