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( THANKS TO PE.RU.NA.
Friends Were Alarmed-
; Advised Change of Climate.
I : Miss 1\Iiltlrc Kcllcr , 718 13th street ,
f N. W. , Washington , D. C. , writes :
. "I can safely rccommcnd IerunIL for
catarrh. I had it for ; ycars a.nd it woul
respon to no kind of treatment , or if it
did it wa only tcmporary , aad on the
slightcst pl'ovocation the trouble woul
come back.
"I wns In stlcll a stnte tllnt m ) '
frIcnds were alarm cd about mc , nnd I
I . wns ndvised to leave tllis cUmnte.
TIlCn I trIed l'crunn , nlld to my grclIt
Joy foulld Jt IIclped mc from tlle fIrst
dose I took , nnd a few bottlcs ctlred me.
I "It built up my constitution , I re-
gaincd my appctite , and I icel that I
am pcrfectly well and stroQg. " -
Mildred Kdlef '
We have on file many thousand , tC'sti-
menials lilcc the above. We can give
. readers only a slight glimpse of the
vast array of unsolicited en orsements
Dr. IIartman is recciving.
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with cold water. Boltor th:1n : kalso.
mlno , paint or wall papor. It is not a
kalsomine , it is a sanitary , permanent -
ent , cement coating. which bardens
on the walls , destroying disease
germs and vermin , never rubbing ort
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f germs of deadly disease.
If ) 'our drUllcist or hardware dealer
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t wilt not lIet Alab3Sline. refuse sub
stltutes and Imitations and order of . '
l us' Send for free sample of tints .
and information . about decoratinll , .
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ALABASTINE COMPANY
Grant Ave" Grand Rapids. Mich.
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- S OKIERS FIND
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If.I ' 'Clter better Quality than most 10f Cltara
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HE SOLD f GTY" DE ri ,
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How nn Enolish Publican Mndo His
Custorners Wnnt More ,
A publlcau who wns fined oCli nnd
costs for adding green coppcrns to his. .
beer nt Marleybone , sn's n London
9peclnl to the Plttsbur Dlspntch , was
held to have done so for the purpose
: Jf mnltlng his customers thirsty. IUs
name was Thomas Sands and until recently -
cently he carried on business nt West.
bourne Pnrk road. Paddlngton.
Mr. Hawltlns , who prosecuted , said I
thnt two Inland revenue officers visit. I
pd Sands' house nnd took samples of I
his beer. The porter was found to
contain green copperas In the propor- 1
lion of twelve pounds to a barrel.
It lll1.d . slnco been suggested that the
copperas was used to maltO tho. beOI
frothy , but tlw revenue authorities
Imow nothing of that metholl and It
was ImpossIble to suppose that twelve
pounds was necescsary for the pur.
pose In a barrel.
"Do ) 'OU suggest the consumer Is
any the worse for the addition 7" saId
Mr. Plowden.
"It would have the effect of dls
gulslng the taste of the beer and leav ,
Ing the throat and mouth of the con.
sumer dr ) ' , so thnt customers would
be Induced to buy and drlnle more , "
replied Mr. Hawltlns.
l\Ir. Plowden saId he consIdered the !
ronl object wns to promote on the
part of the customer a passlonnte do ,
sire Cor another glnss. No publIcan
could hope too strongly for n thirsty
customer , nnd If he could Iteep the
thirst going hla source of Income wa ! !
InexhnustIble. It was a vcry Ingenloul !
device. but It was hardly the way to
retaIn custom.
AN INTERVIEW WITH ROYALTY.
Youngster Petted by a King and
Queen of England.
In his "Tracles of a RoIlIng Stone'
Henry F. Colte describes an Intervlow
ho had as n hay with King Wllllnm
IV of England and Queen Adelaldo In
the early part of the last century
He dcscrlbes the two thrones and
sa's : "Wllliam IV sat on one. Queen
Adelaide on the other. I cannot say
whether we were marched past In turner
or how I came there. Dut I remembm
the loole of the lting In hIs nnval unl ,
form hIs white lerseymere breech s
plnle sllk stocltlngs and bucltled shoes
He toole me between hIs lcnees and
asleed : 'We ] ) , what are ) ' 011 going tc
be. my little man l' 'A sailor , ' saId I
wIth brazen sImplicIty. 'Going tc
avenge the death of Nelson , eh ? Fond
of sugar plums ? ' 'Yes , ' said I.
"Upon this the Idng fetched from
the depths of his waistcoat pocltet a
capacious gold box and ollencd It wItb
a tap , as though he were goIng tc
offer me a pinch of snuff. 'There'
for ) 'OU , ' said he.
"I helped myself. unnerved by thE
sltuatIo'n , and. with my small fist
clutchIng the bonbons , was pass 'd OD
to Queen AdelaIde. She gave me 0
lclss and I scuttled back to my moth
cr. "
The Importance of Fact.
MIss Helen 1\llller Gould was ad
dressIng a class of young ladles OD
the sUbject of tact.
"What. " saId : l\1lss Gonld , "Is morc
unpleasant , more annoying. ' thaI )
tactlessness ? Let me tell ) 'OU aboul
a supremely tactless man.
"ThIs man went with his wHe to D
dInner party. He toole down to dinner
a very charmIng woman , lJUt the firsl
course had hardly bcgan whcn , to his
wlCo's dlsma ) ' , he jumped up from hlf
seat beside the lad ' . and malclng a
circuIt of the table. toole n vacant
chaIr bcsldo a young matron.
"ACter the dInner , as the man's wirE
entered her carrIage to drIve home ,
sbo saId Impatiently :
" 'I have been dyIng all the evening
to nsk 'ou why. aCter talclng her
down to dinner. you deserted Mrs. A ,
for Mrs. B. '
"Wh ) ' , ' said the husband. 'with my
back to that fire I'd have caught my
dcath. '
" 'Well , ' said the wife. 'I hope you
told Mrs. A. that , '
" 'No , ' saId the husband , 'I didn't , J
told Mrs. B , . though. ' "
It Doesn't Pay.
It's nlco with bosses hl to train
An1 gl't mlxc1 up In t110 cnmpalS11 ,
1'0 stnnl1 nround and all' your views ,
1'hl' lIamlng- pesters to perullo-
It doesn't buy the bab ) ' shoos ,
What r-renter pleallu o cnn ono fecI
1'hnn listening to spellbinders spIel
And closer to the rostrum press
And open-mouthed heal' the address'/
It doesn't buy the wlto a dress.
Your soul with expectntlon burns
'Vhen ) 'ou sit up to set returns ;
You see the smolco In rlnsll'ts curl ,
Your dizzy brain III In 11. whlrl-
It doesn't pay the hired slrl ,
Oh , when the hand hl'A'lns to play
It's hard to tl'nr ) 'ourself nway ;
'I'ho outlool ( Is so v't'y nlco
Thnt It seems fully to sulllce-
It doesn't : hu ) ' a pound oC Ice.
The candldato who wins the fisht
Cornell round and says : "Boys , It' . all
rllht ,
I'll see the bunch oC ) 'OU next day. "
And then ho S'Of' ! ! Cour states away
And for the drinks forsets to pay.
Oh , polltLcs Is very nlco
For ono who alwnys has the price
But ) 'ou cnn stnnd around and walt
Until your nnmo Is on the slate-
nut waltlnA' doesn't pay the freight.
-Illinois State Journal ,
What a Sonl
Thomas W. Lawson said the other
day of a steele manipulator whose
metho/is ho purposcd to expo so :
"He Iii like the Paint Rock farmer ,
nnd I shall bo l/lC / the farmer's son.
Onl" I shall act deliberately , wherclls
th son was blundering.
"This lad. In the wheat season ,
drove up to the mlller's and submit.
tcd a handful of wheat.
"The miller studied the wheat attentively -
tentively , and thcn said to the boy :
" 'IIow munb has ) 'our father got of
this ? '
" 'IIe aIn't got no taore lIke It , ' the
j boy nnawercd. 'IIo'e been all mornln'
I1lckln' that out. ' "
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THE MODERN FAnM
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How Ho Lives , as Compal'ed With
Fifty Years Ago.
ho farming lICe ot
today. as con.
trasted with that
of fiCty ) 'ears aso.
Is n Imrndlso of
comfort and con.
venlence. The
lonely loghouse ,
remote frolD market -
ket and dovold ot
adv\ntagcs Ulat a
halt cycle of time
has made possible ,
would scnrcel ) ' ap.
peal to the present -
ent day fnrmer.
'fhe twentieth.
century soil tiller has 1Iractlcall ) ' all
the modern comforts. Ills man Is dc.
lIvered dally. 110 has telellhonlc can.
ncctlon with the bu'lng and solllng
world , affording the befIt opportunltlcs
for marltetlng to ndvantage. His
home Is of recent archltecturo , con'
structed of wood , brlc ) ( or stone , and
well furnished. He has modern plumb.
ing and modern heating , and with the
advent of acet'lene gas , he hns modern -
ern lighting. At night his homo Is ns
attractively Illluninated a that of his
city brother. for It Is a augScfJtIvc fact
that "acet'leno tor country homes"
has so appcalcd to the farmcr , that ot
the 80,000 users of acet'leno gas In
the United States. the farmer Is one
of the largcst of nll classcs. Ev r
sceklng the best , he has not hesltat'Jd
In aYnllIng hImself of this now light.
The contInucd growth and progress
of this great countrr , ever a cause of
wondermcnt , has no grcater exempll.
ficatIon than evolution all the Cnrm.
Already the fantler Is bccomlng the
most em'IOtI of men-tho freest , Ule
healthiest , the haplllcstJ
Like Old Tlmcs In ArIzona.
Interest durIng the grcater part of
yesterda ) ' centered around the faro
game In the St. Elmo saloon. Arthur
Cordlner of the l"nshlon had In as
much as $3,800 nt one time , anrl such
high playas this was good for the
eyes of the old timers. , vho say It
used to be common In these parts.
'When the play got real hot Charley
Hooleer toole the dcaler's chalr.-Jer.
omo correspondence Los - Angeles
Times.
Demand for Old Snuff Boxes.
HIgh prIces continuo to bo paid In
ParIs for snuff boxes of the eighteenth
century. At the recent sale of a collection -
lection mnde by M. Gullhou of Bay-
onne. one box In gold enamel , appraised -
praised by the omda ) expert at $1,600.
sotd for $4.000. Ono of the Interesting
Items of the sale was a pall' of can'
delabra once owned by 1\1arlo An'
tolnette , which went for $3,000 , far
loss than was expected ,
Where the Money Goes.
The American people spent as much
money last 'car for gems and jewelry
as they spent for planas and othcr
musical In truments. aad moro than
three times as much as they spcnt for
sewIng machlnos-New York Sun.
Societies Give Farmers Machinery.
There are no less than [ j.1O agricultural -
tural societies scattered oyer Servla ,
which distrIbute modern agrIcultural
machlner1 and Implements among the
farmers , These societies have a cen.
tral oIlce nt Dclgrade.
GREAT CHANGE
From Change In Food.
The brain depends mnch more on
the stomach than we are apt to suppose -
pose until we talce thought In the mat-
ter. Feed the stomach on proper food
easy to dlgcst an containing the
proper amount of phosphates anlt the
healthy brain will respond to all de-
mands. A notable housewtre In Duf-
1alo wrItes :
"The doctor diagnosed my trouble
as a 'ncrvous affection of the stom-
ach. ' I was actually so neryous that
I could not sit still for I1ve mlnutcs
to read the nOWSIJfll'CI' , and to attend
to my household duties was simply
Imposslhle. I doctored all the time
with remedies. but mcdlclne did no
good.
" 1\1y ph'slclll.n put mo on all sorts
of diet , and I tried many ltlnds of
cereal foods. but none of them agreed
'wlth me. I was nlmost dlscoura od ,
and when I tried GrapeNuts I did so
wIth many mlsglvln s-I had no faith
that It would succced where evcr-
thing else had fall cd.
"Dut It did succeed , and you don't
lenow how glad I am that I trlcd It.
I feel lIIcc a new person , I have gained -
ed In weight and I don't have that
. terrlblo burning scnsatlon In my stom-
aeh any more , I fcel so strong
again that I am surprised at mysolf.
The street noises that usoll to Irrltato
mo so. I never notice no"v , and my
mind Is so clear that my household
duties are a real pleasure. "
Name Iven by PostUIU Co" Dattle
Creek , Mich.
Thero's a reason.
Now why was this great change
made In this woman 1
The stomach and the hrnln had not
been supplied with the rl 1tt ltlnd of
food to rebuild and strenqthen the
nerve centers In these organs , It Is
absolute folly to try to do this with
medicine. 'I'hero Is but one sure W'lY
and thnt Is to flult the old Coed that
JlaS Callcd and tfllte on Grape Nuts
food which Is more than hnlf digested
In the process of manufacture and Is
rIch In the phosl1hl\te qf potash can ,
talned In the naturat grain , which
unites with nlbumen and water-the
onI ) ' thrco substances that will male
up the foft ; gray fill/nil / : In the thou.
sands or dcllcf'lle nerve centres In the
brain and horl. . . Grape.Nuts food Is a
sure road bu,1 ; to health In aU such
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cases.
Tobacco-Measuring Potlch ,
The ohl.tlme powlll'r II'JUCIt , by
which the charge to boced In n
gun wns measurcd as It IJnsscd from
the InterIor of the I10ucll Into the bar.
reI , Is more or loss familiar to the
ohler generation to WhOUl the \1S0 or
the muzzle.loadlng wcapon Wfi ! ! eomo.
whnt Camlliar. These guns are now so
scarce that they are encountered only
seml-occaslonall ) ' . aUd , consequently ,
the device by which the ) ' were loaded
Is something oC the nature of n curl.
oslt ) ' . This pouch has n long neclt
nnd 1\ valve which Ilcrmltted only a
certain amount of powder to 11ass
from Its Interior at ono tlmo.
This Iden has lJe'n utilized b ) ' are.
cent Inventor In the constrnctlon at
a tobacco Ilouch which Is more lIar'
tlculllrly mcant for the man who rolls
his own cigarette. ThIs Is qulto the
common practice fit l'fB'nt. ' 1'ho or.
dlnary smoltlng tobacco Is 111aced In
the center oC one of the tiny shcets
of paller and given a twist betwcen
the fingers. It Is essential for the
success of the rolling operation that
the nmount of tolJacco should be al.
wa's I\bout the Bnmo , nnd by the
I
neanB of this measurIng devlco the
leslred alllount can ue dollverod with
merrlng accuracy. 'rho mlvantase
'or the pipe smolcer Is tltut much of
JIO tobacco lost In the orllinary man-
ler of loading b ) ' an nl'rangemcnt
Nhlch presents him with just enough
or filling the howl of his plpo. the
'asto Is preventcd and tlte , opcratlon
If loading greatly faclllatel.
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Dody'o Electric Conductivity.
The human body ns a conductor or
1011 conductor Is one of the latest top'
cs for the electricians' pastime , 'rholr
nvestigatIons show singular varia ,
: Ions In this conductlvIt ) ' , due to the
ls'chlcul or physiological conditIon ot
he sUbject of the eqICrhnents. ' 1'ho
nagnltude of the rcslstance Is found
o be scnsltlveh' depcndent upon the
10ur of da ) ' . the I1lace of measure.
lIent , and e"en tlllon the character ot
he subjcct's last meal. A nolso m
; he 111'escnce or absence of ether ller.
! Dns has a marlccd olTcct. Any Inter ,
lal 01' extcrnal 11sychlcat Infiuenco
will result Instantly In un osclllaUon ,
) ( ten of great magnitude , In the VahlG
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> f the reslstanco , sometimes reducIng
t to as little as 20 or 30 per cent of
Its nOl'mnl vnluo , Nervous 11ersons ,
ll1d strong smoltcrs or drlnccrs ) aro' '
ound to have an extremely low ra-
' lslance , The average "aluo found for
the reslstllnce , us measured from
hand to hand , Is ahout 3,000 ohms.
Extensible Piano Bench.
The I1lano bench that has so tlnl.
versally replaced the tlme.honored
stool , whIle doubtless affording a
greater frecdom of movement In Its
usual design , lacs ) the adjustment
that was such a characterlstlc fca.
ture of the device It replaces. It
has been found , however. that the
great natural dlfferenco In arm length
of pla'crs has made the rigid bench
objecllonable to these who are not
possessed of the average rellch. A
pla'or , to bo at his hest , must have
the ph'slcal condItions similar to
those he Is af.customcd : to. and If his I
elbows are too high. or too low , he
Is consclotls of It and the muscles Call
to respond to the demanlls with the
automatic precision that occurs whcn
the condItion or dally practice extsts.
If the bench has come to stay It must
l.Je made adjustable , and the patent
' 1ffice records show that a number of
? eople are giving the subjcct some
( hought. ' 1'ho bench lIIustrated lere-
with Is ol1e of the Idens rccently
patentcd. It consists of a stool or
> lench with an extensIon movement
In a vertical direction. controlled by
means of a screw shown at the side.
Oy operating this thumb screw the
aelght of the scat may be regulated
i..Ith great nicety.
World's Diamond Supply.
Cecil Rhodes used to say that $25-
)00,000 ) was UlO annual capacity of the
, , 'orld tt ) absorb dtamonds. ' 1'hat
% larltod what he caller ) the "satura-
Ion 1101tt" of modern socleh' .
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The Young Physician.
WIIAT illS UXl'nRIUNCn Plwvno.
In the o 1rlr slxllrs It Wnll tlsually the
duty of \Irnctlcln \ ) Ih'slcilln to 1'1110
I1HlIlY mlles . uvur ) ' till ) ' on his l1'gulnr
round of . . .1llts UI1\1I\ Ills 11/\tll'nts. / 111
these tIn's n ) 'OIl1tlt mnn who hnd recelvcd
splondhll11cdlcnl trnlnln In ono of tlto
best mC4.lIcal COlll'tl'S ! of tlmt dn ) ' wn8 nc-
Cllslollled to rltIo tl'n. tWl'nty or thirty
mlles or mort ) vlsitinK the slclt Ull
nUllctrll. Ills 8IleCN\S wns I\oon ( -
cnnl. Doctors 111\(1 ( famlllcs cnllet , him for
consllItnUon to towns nt conslliornhio dls-
tnnces b ) ' mil. Olin of hhi'slHclnltll's was
the cure of these dlstres IIIK tIlSI'I1Sl'S or
WORlon. Ile hnll carl ) ' dlscovercd tlmt
by combilling the vcgotnblo t1xtrnct ot
the folIowlnK medll'lnalilln nts In jllst the
right proportloll wlthollt thollso of alco-
hol-his llrrseriltlon ! Invl1l'lnbly CUI'cl
s11ch cnses. Lnlor , In order to Illaco this
rOlllC'dy hoforo the Imbllc In ahupo ( 'nslly
to \Irocnrell \ , ho estubllshcll n Inborn-
tory'at HnlT\lo. : N. Y. , whrro rl'nltu'ly :
qualllled Clll'II11st8 were 11I\t \ In cHnrgo to
nccllra tely Ilr IIIro his pl'oscrlption ntul
11l\t \ It In sh:1\IO : \ ror shltlllwnt to nil ) lIlrts
of the Unltml Sin Ips. 'j'lIls r\nwd \ . whll'h
ho mtmed Dr. 1'Inrco's lo'll'ol'lto 1 rcscrlll-
tlon , Is not IL " ! Hltl1nt 1IIrdlcltlo" In the
common uccoptllnl'o of thu tnrll1 , hnt 1\
tOlllc fo } ' womcn , unll l'l'gnlur Ilh'sl-
n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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clnn's pl'rq'rl l.m ! . nnl NIIhln' ) the rol.
lowllIg non-nk"ho tI' IlIltr"'I.I'ut , , :
rJnl" " " fillpJlrf"prf / " , Iii' " , .I'1I1JC I'ItIIS : ) .
lUIlc ! ( ( ' Iho h I' ' IlIIi.ru".1 " uu'lno.U ) .
I' n kl.rn root ( f " , mnl"l 1/111 / 1/1. / 1.1ltcllln ) .
1111lr ( 'oho ( / ' ' ' ' ' / / 'J711IIr.troC8) / /
Ool\n ) ( HOI\I ( nUl I'fIStlH ( , . 'lIItttlcltsli ) .
Scll'lttlllcnlly Ilrollarl'll b ) ' e : > ; } lOrlcnl'C'd
rhmulsts nt the lnhorntorr or the
Worlel's 1 > Ilprnsury Mcdlen AssociI\ ' "
tlOII , lJnlTalo , N. Y.
Dr. Pl\rco \ dors not clnlm for his "Pn-
"orlto ' II thl\t It Is " "
" l'rcscrl1lt1ol1 \ I "cnra-nlI.
It. Is recoml1ulJdr < < l liS 1most. . 110rfec'
sJloclno for wO\lmn's Ilrcnllnr nllmonts.
So unlforll1 ro the rrsnltq which \ '
fOI\o\V' \
the lIS0 ot this I'rll\l\rlmhlo \ n'lI1clly , t II\t
It Cl\n bo trul ) ' nmrmr.d of 1I 'tworlte Pre-
IIcriltiou" ! that it fllwltl/li 11l:1p : ; ; anlah1W :
flllVflU curCR. NlllnL"rl ht11'1' Cl'nt , of
the \\'om\11 who Rlvo this ItH.d /11'1' / 1fllr
111111 fnlthful ttlul nro cun'd and rcmulb
cu red.
It Is Iowrrful ) IlIvl era tllI tOl1lc , 1m.
pllrtlllg health nlld Rtrltl th III pnrtlcltnr )
to the womb luul It1l IlllpJIulaICII. 'l'hG
local. woml1n ) ) ' hralth III o. Intlmntely
rl'llltcd to the gOllnrnl hl'lllth tltnt who/\ /
dllonsl's of the dllIcnto wOII\llnly or nn3
I1ro currd the \\'holl belly ! rnills In hel1.Itb
alld strollgth. For WI'II Ie ! llld slcl\ly
wOII\en who IIro II worll' lI t , " "rltndowll"
lIl' dubllltl\led , eSIJcclllll ) ' for WOlllell who
work III stOl'l1 , 001l-0 or schoolroom , WbD
sit nt the t\lewrltl'f \ or ! ( I1WIIIIC macblno.
or boar honvy hOIl I'lIohl burdl'lIs , Dr.
l'lereo's Pnvorlto Presl'rilltioll will provB
priceless hOllollt)1'CIUlSO or Its hcalth.
restorlllif aUlI strellgth'glvillii Ilower. .
Tum 1'11001' .
"I wl1nt to tllt ' ot the ' '
( ) 011 arrl'nt II11)1ro1'O"-
nll'llt In III ' 1I'nllll sllll o tnklllit 'our' 1o'0.vor-
110 l'ro ! < I'rl1ltoll ! , ' " sn ) ' ! ! tllI's , II. B , Joncs. of
l'oret. N. U , "When I helnnlts u o I was.
lh91I'nl WI'l'l'C 111111 hnd Ilolllalrclt of ever
, 111'1'1111 : Ilood hen1th nlnlll , Could 1I0t. sit. UE )
nlldny. I linti'll n 11'1'111\1. II111 > tUvI'lItcnt beCoro
11m IINit 1Iottlo WM nil tISI'd , WItS liutTcrlnir
wllh nllDo t O\'lIr ) ' linin tllal. n womnn Is subject -
ject 10 : hnd IlIlInllll11l1t1on ot the o1't\rlo. . .
llnlnCnt nnd stlllllfCItl'd IJcrtods. nnd ottlor
" > tol1l'l or rl'lI1nlo . dlsl'I\s" , A rtor t.4klrur
"IYIII1 ' or Flworlto l'fI1srl'hlton. ! ' 1 flJl
IIko n now IIl'rson. < .1nn ricin 1I0mebllck1111
tlll < o nil hlods of l1xorl'l o nnd lIut feel tlrcd. "
] o'm r. CIIANItY-Cnso of cOIIstlpntlon.
A mUll or WOlIIllll who IIr ll'l'ts COllst/tln- /
t.lolIlulTors ! frolll slow ! lOlsolllllli. Doctor
J'll'rco'l ! Plcl\Runt Pllll.tl ! cure const/PIL- /
t hili. 0110 muo II PlIll't" ! Is n. . Reutlo
Inxntlvo. nl1ll two n 1II11t1 cnthartlo
: : " 1'
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C@nvicti@ Follows ll'ial
When Im 'ing 100so coffee 01' anything your grocer I1n1)pon6
to Imvo in hlH bin , how do you know what you are
getting ? SOIllO ( luoor storicH about con'od thnt is sol in bulle ,
coult1 bo toM , if the poop10 who hn.nlllo it ( b'Toccrs ) , cure to
Blwuk out.
Could any nmount of moro talk have 1)OrSun(1 mUliollS of &
hO\1Rolcoopors to use
Lion CoUee ,
the lealea. : . 01 all package coffees for 0\01' a qUl1rtor
of century , if thcy hn. not foun it superior to nU ether bmnds in
Purity , Strengtb , Flavor and Uniformity ?
TIlls popultu' success 01 LION COFFIE
cnn be tlur. only 10 Inherenllllerit. There
Is no slronllcr prool 01 lIIerlt Illuo con-
IInucli nnd InerenslnlJ popularity.
II tlte vcrdlct 01 MILLIONS OF
UOUSEUEEPERS ocs not convince
you 01 UIC IOCI'US 01 LION COFFEE ,
II costs you but n trille to buy n
Imclmgc. II Is tltc cnslcst way to
convlncc yourscll , nnd to mnltc
you n PER.MANENT PURCIIASER _
I.ION COlrlrgg Is sold only In lib , 8CalctlIJnckR c8 ,
nnd rrncllcd YOIl 88 IHIrO allli clclm as wluJU It loft uur
factory.
I,101Ihcn,1 , on evcry pncka o ,
Snvo IhcRO ( , Ionhcndd for valuable Ilrcmhlm8.
SOLD BY GROCERS
EVERYWIIERE
WOOLSON Hl'IOE CO. , Toledo , Ohio.
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IMPROVEMENTS
recently ttdcJccl tn the tJollulnrIuollor" ;
plnnos , mll\o thom the greatest lliuno
value IcnowlI ,
I'rum uur fll'tury to tll < l' hOJII ( ' .
SAVES $75.00 fo $150.00
0111' IIIl1strnted hoo1clet-Croo Cor the
' , 'VI'lte for It
asltlng-tolll . ! ) 011 why
toda , , we'll anRwcr tomorrow.
Adlirellll the mllkors ,
SCIiMOLlR & MUlllR
( We have no Illent/l ! )
1313 I"nlln ! tH. . ( ) ( AIINICD. .
. . . - . . . . . . . - . ,
Look for this brand on harncs. ,
collars , saddlcs , horse blanlects , lap
robcs , ute.
radu by
lIarpham Bros. Co. , Lincoln , Neb.
Drop us a card and will mall you a souvenir.
UUY YOUR GOC.\IH AND UAUY C.\RRI.\GES i
dlru't tram. .
. . , lIIauufacturer Wo will "el1 1
\ . : . ' ; . , . ) ' 01rutllll III
\I , , \ \ IJolnRale tlrt-
.
f\ml ' \ I' t.P" , Wo carry i
\ " H \ , \ , U'Rlbl'7. : : ; , ; I\\ : : I
; 4- . ot ( hlcnJo.
. ' " ' . ' ( ' 1111 h"ul I
} .r' . 'J't. . fureatalOiuU ur ,
_ ; _ ( Omaha Reed , . I. I
- - ll < , j Rattan \\orks \ I
Ib\2 \ Huwart ! . I
If 01111111:1 : , : : ub. 1
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W. N. U. Omaha. t o. 21-1905.
,
'folow : the nagl'
Greatly
Red ( etl Rates
Round Trip
Nlngnra Falls , N , y" lIelcets sold
July 17. JJ , HI.
' ' ' Ollt. tlclcots sold June 18
1'01'01\10. \ . . . . , ,
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IndlllI ; q'lOil : . Illd. . , , tlclots 101d Juno
" " 'J "
] 0 ]
Aslilr' ; / I'71tlc : N. ,1. , tlelots sold
JIIIIO . .0 , : ! ! J , :10. : July ] st.
nllltimore. 1'.111. , lIclotli old July I ,
2. 3 ,
Bufflllo , N , y" tlelots sold July 7 ,
8 , ! I ,
IOIlg' limit ! ! . stoll-O\'Ors 11.11I . ) many
ether ( entllroll clln he orCered In
connection with the I1ho\'o dates ,
'Vrlto me nlld lut 010 SOIlI'OU
tnnps , dOIcI'I\llI \ mil Iter , fuh1ors ,
rlltes from 0111101' Olllllhn OJ' Chicago -
cage and nil othel' InCormation.
JI.\uny I . 1nl ! 'I , (0. . \ . ( ' . ) ) . ,
" ' 1I1.I1INh n. n. , ( ) lIIlIltll , t'hr.
PIT & PITIESg SCALI ! ! ; . For Steel
' i : ami Woodl' TlInes. f 5 and up , Write
. . -t , ; ; r us "dare you I1\Y , We "o'\\'e ) 'OU
" " ' _ . . ' : " : . , : : : - mOlley , Also Pumps ami Wind
UlIld , IiECKM.r. . BROS" C" Moines , Iowa.
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$ iOO Wcel\ly \ Easily Made
wrltlh ; : lJ a1tb IUht IIcchlellt hhUranCUI ! , , rh'nce Ulo
DUCUliarf. Wrlle JJl1uker. ' AO : l4Iut C , .D. : . ! Olnes.la ,