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The Curative Power of PE-RU-NA
in Kidney Disease the Talk
of the Continent.
, lcholas .T , Hertz , l\cm1 > erof Ancient
Order of Worlumm , Capitol Lodge ,
No , 140 , Pearl Street llotel , Albany ,
N , y" writes :
"A few months ago I contracted II.
heavy cold which settled in my lddneys ,
a.nd each time I was exposed to inclement -
ent weather the trouble was aggravated
until finally I was unable to work ,
' 'If. "Mter trying many of the advertised -
tised remedies for kidney trouble , I
finally took Peruna.
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'f uIn a week the intense pains in
my back were much relieved and in
four weeks I was able to take up
my work again.
"I still continued to1 < ; e Peruna for
anot1lCr month and at the end of that
time 1 wn.s perfectly well ,
" 1 now talm n dose or two when I
hnve 'been exposed and find that it is
splendid to keep me well , II
Hundreds of Cures.
Dr. IIartmnn Is constantly in l'ecelpt
of testimonials from people who have
been c\1red of chronic and complicated
kidney disease by Peruna. POl' free
medical advicc , address Dr. Hartman ,
President of ' 1'he IIartman Sanitarium ,
Columbus , Ohio ,
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You Uave No Right to Suffer
From Constipation , Bowel and Siomach Troublo.
Q. What Is the beginning of slcltness
A , Constlpntlon.
Q , Whnt Is Constlpatlon7
A. I"allure of the bowels to enrry err tbe
'l\'a te matter which lie ! ! In the alimentary onnal
wbere It l1ecn's and polsomrthe cntlre system.
Eveutunlly tbo results nre denth under the
nnme or homo other dls ( > le , Note the dentbs
tromypholll fever nml IIppelllllcltls , stomacb
IInd bowel trouble at tbo lrl' ent time.
Q. Wbat causes Constlpntlon ?
A. Xcglect to respond to the cnll of Datura
\ promptly. Lack of exerclbe.otces lve brnln
worl ( . Mental emotion un Improper diet ,
Q. Wbntare , the rebults of neglected Constl.
pntlon ?
A. Constipation cnuses more ! \ulTerlnl : thnn
nny othl'r dlhease , It causes rheumnllsm. colds ,
fevers. stomncb , bowel , kltlney , lunl { nnd hcart
troubles. ete. It Is the one dbense thnt htnrts
1111 others. IIJlhle tlon. dyspepsln , dlnrrhea , loss
ot 1 < 1 ( > 0)1 ) and IStrenllth IIro Its fiymptom-plles ! ,
nppendlcltl' ! nnlll1htula , nre cnubed by Constlpn.
tlon. Its con equence ; ! lire known to nil phy ,
hlclnn , but tew bulTerers realize their condition
until It 1'1 too InteVomen become confirmed
Invalids as result of Constlpntlon.
Q. Do physlclnns recognize this ?
A. Yes , 'l'he first question your doctor n'lils
you Is "are you constlpated " Tbat Isthe becret.
Q. Canlt becured ?
A , YeR , with proper trentment. The common
error Is to resort to physic ; ! . such as pills , ImltR ,
minerai wntl'r , calStor oil , InjectlonH. etc" every
one of whlcb Is Injurious , 'l'hcy wcnken nnd
Increase the mnludy. You lenow this by your
own experience ,
q , bat then"sbould be done to cure It !
A. G tn bottle of Mull''IGrape Tonie ntonce ,
Mull's Grape ' 1'onlc will posltlvcly cure Constl.
patlon nnd Stomnch 'l'rouble In the shortes
spncoor tlmc. Nootber reml'dy hns berore been
known to oure Constllliltion positively and per-
mnnently ,
r Q. Wbnt Is Mull's crnpo 'l'onlo r
, , A. It Is a Compound with 40 r cent of the
' . juice of Concord Orllpel. 1t exert' ! n pecullnr
strenjttbenlnR , henlln Inl1uence upon the Intes.
Unes , fiO that they ClIO do their worll unnlded ,
The process Is rndulII but I < ure. It Is not a
physlo. but It Cures Con'ltlpntlon. Dysentery ,
Stomach nnd 1I0wel ' 1'rouble. Hnvlmr a rich.
trulty rnpo flnvor. It I ! ' ! plea ant to take , As n
tonlo I Is ulI quulIed , III urlnJ. : the sytem ! '
against dlsense. It strengthens and builds up
Wilsto tissue ,
Q. Where cnn 1IIull's Grnpe Tonlc.be hnd
A. Your drugll t ! ; ell ! ; It , The dollar bottle
contnlnQ nearly tbl'ee times tbo 5O.cont size.
Ooed lor AIUng Children and Nunlng Motben.
A trre bottle to ull who l ) ve never uied n
becuube wo know It wtll cure ) 'ou.
124 FREE BOTTLE. 10145
Send tbls'coupon with your nnmo amI ad.
dress and 'our dru lllst's nnme. for n rree
bottle of 1IIull' $ Grupo Tonie for Stomnch
nnd Dowels , to
JlIUI.VS GItAI'I TONIC CO , .
148 'I'hlr , . Avenuc , Hock hland , Illinois
- l ; , Gire Full .Addrm and Il'rUt Plainly.
, ' ! l The $ l.O ( ) bottle contnln' ! nenrly three
Urnes tbe We slzo. At drul1 stores ,
Tbe RODuine hns 11 dnte nnd numberstnmpe\
the label-take no other trom your druggist ,
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I.ook for this brand on harness , I
collars. baddIes , hOt'se blun1ccts , lap
robes , ete ,
: \rado by
Harpham Bros. Co. , Lincoln , Neb.
Drop u. a card and will mall you a souvenIr.
W. N. U. Omaha. No. 41--1905
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[ The Bov Reared by Hand.
An olr ! farmer In Nemahn. county rOe
marks t bat a homegrown , hand.
spanlwd , lInre.footed nUll hanl.fiatell
cOllntrr ' .bO . ) ' maltl'1 ! a much better
fighter in the battle : ; oC lICe than docs
the pampered , hlgh'l'ollared , cr < ! ns < ! d.
trollsered ) 'ollth oC our towns ani
cltl < ! s whoso clothes have alwa's b < ! en
dusted wilh a whlsl broom Instead ot
a shingle.-l\allsas Cil ) ' Journal.
Collision Logic.
Il has been su gested that the ex.
cellent showing mnde by steel cars
In c01llslon is due to the fact thnt
the w'ooden cars In the train with
thom acted ad cushIons and lessened
the force of shocl , .
PreservIng Fish ScaleG. :
The discover ) ' of the mcthod of preserving -
serving fish scales hns led to a con.
sidernllio export trade from Russia i
The scales arc used for the malting' '
of artificial pearls and sImilar ar-
ticles.
Monkeys Help In Tea Packing ,
Chinese monltC's for years past
have assisted the natives in tea paclt-
Ing. Their lallor Is cheap , for they are
moro than contented with l > llyment
In the shape of sundry luscious mor.
sels.
Collie Follows Automobile.
A collie that had pursued Us mas-
tcr's automobile eIghty miles , unknown -
known to the driver , was found , exhausted -
hausted , the other da ) ' , near Rainbow -
bow , a Cheshire ( England ) village.
Peanut Like the Potato.
The peanut is a root 1)lant , that Is ,
the buds , after blossoming , bend down
enter the earth , and become the nuts ,
The nuts , there Core , are dug out of the
earth like potatoes.
Forests In Finland ,
Findland has a larger percentage or
wooded area , In comparIson to Us total
surface , than any other European
country. It leads with 61.s per cent.
Dairies In South Africa.
The growth of agricultural co.op-
orative societies in South Africa opens
good opportunities for selUng ma.
chines used in the dairy Industry.
FARMS FOR REN'l' on SAI.E ON CROP
payments. J. MULHALL , Sioux City , Ia.
How soon a man The called his
girl saucy , calls his " .fe sassy !
When You Buy Starch
buy Defiance and I'et the best , 16 oz.
for 10 cents , Once used , always used.
WUh some men swearing err is p
ontinuous performance. ,
WOMEN'S NEGLECT
SUFFERING THE SURE PENAL TV
Health Thu Lost Is Restored by Lydll
E. Plnkham'sTcgetablc Compound.
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How many women do you 1m ow who
are perfectly well and strong' ? We
hear every day the same story over and
over again , . . 1 do not feel well ; I am
BO tired all the time I "
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I Mor than 1l1(01y 'ou speak the same
words 'ourself , and no doubt you feel
ft1.r from well. 'I'he cause maybe easily
traced to some derung'ement of the female -
male organs which manifests itsel in
deprcssion of spirits. reluctance to go
an 'whcre or do anything' , backache ,
bearing.down pnil1s : lIatuleney , nervousness -
ousness , sleeplcsslwssleucorrh a.
' .rhese symptoms are but warnings
that there is dlUlger ahead , and unless
heeded a life of suffering' or n serioul
operation is the inev tn ble result.
The ne\'er-fn iIlng' remedy for all these
symptoms is I.ydia E. Pinlham's Veg.
etable Compound ,
Miss Kate McDonald , of Woodbridge ,
N , J. , writl's :
Donr Mrs. } } Lllkhnm :
"I thlllk that \\Qll1m : nnturnlly dislikes to
make her troullies known to the public , but
restored hoolth hUR IIIl'ant lIIuch to lIIe Umt
I canllot 1Ielp from t011ln millo for the sakQ
of other 6utferln ! ; WOllll'n ,
" For n Ion ! ; tllllo I Rul"ercd untol < 1 nlony
with a uteriuo troublu mul .lrrtJularlties ! ,
\ \ 1IIch mllllo mo n ph'RI'ul wreck , nnd no ono
t1l0ulht I would 1'lIt'ovor , lIut Lydia E. Pink.
bam' ! ' ! Vl'otublo ! Compound h/l. < j entirelY'
cured mo. und mlllio JIll ! well a1l1itrCII ! ; , Ilnd
I fl.'el It my ( Int ' to tl'11ot1l0r slltferlllg women
" 'hnt u splen < 1it IIIl" lit'lno it Is , "
If you arc ill , don't hl'itate ! to get"
bottle of I , 'dllK 1'lnl < lllll11's Vl'gcta-
L ble Compound at OIH'LJ , nnd write to
1\1r \ , > Pinlchnm , Lynn , : \Ins , forspcciul
! . -it is free and always helpful.
CURES CONSTIPATIOU
Relief that comes from the use of
pl11s or other catlmrt Ls is bctter
thal1 suffering from the results of
constipation , but relief and cure
com incd may be bad at the sam ! )
price and more promptly , for
Lane's Family
Medicine
is n cure for constipation. nnd the
beadache. bact-acbe , b.dcache . nnd
geneml debility thllt . : omo from
constipation stop when the bowtls
do their proper work.
: Sold by nIl dealers tit 2SC. and Soc.
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CONGRESSMA GOULDEN
Finds Quick Relief from Dladder Trou.
bles Through Doan's Kidney Pills.
lion. Joscph A. Gouldcn , l\tcmller
of Congrcss rppn'scntlng the 18th D\s. \
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also trustce of the
Soldiers' 1I0mo at
nnth , N. y" wrltell :
Gcntlemen : As
many of m ) ' friends
hnve used Donn'a
lldne ) ' Pills and
have lIeen cured or
kldne ) ' ami 1I1ndder
troullles , I feel it
my dut ) ' to recommend -
mend the medicine.
l"rom personnl experience I know
Doan's lldne ) ' Pills will cure inflammation -
mation of the Llndder. having experi.
cnced relief the second da ) ' oC using
the ml'dlclno.
( Signed ) J. A. GOUl.DEN.
&Jld b ) ' all denIers , 60 cents n bux.
Foster-Mllhurn Co. , Durrnlo , N , Y.
'Tis Hard to Reform.
A crool" who had ml1rrlnd and trle
to settle down and lea.l . nil honest lite ,
was riding In a street cnr when he felt
a slight tug at hIs stud. Without turn.
ing his head he loolwd down and saw
a busy hand tryIng to worl ( it out of
his shirt front. lIe at once worltcd
his rIght hand behil1(1 his lI1'cl , nnd
toolt the other fellow's wntch. When
ho had It securely in his poclet ho
turned around and said : "Sa ) ' , Dill , 1
was in the same line myself not lone
ago.-New York Sun.
The Duncanson Mnll Order Real Es.
tate Co. of Omnha , has advertising
contracts with 4,480 Wecld ' Papers
that cover the United States. Their
ads reach l"IV l\lILI.ION families
that rel1resent the cream of the hu'lng
world. They Crequentl ) ' get 100 lIuy-
ers for a single piece of propert ) ' .
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Such extensive advertising finds a cash I
buyer quick. Their harge Is only one.
half the ordlnar ) ' commission. G(1Od
men are always in emand , at good
salary , List ) 'our prolerty ) today ,
Soldiers Cultivate Gardens.
Soldiers In Franco are allowed to
cultivate gardens in an ) ' spare round
aloout barracls , and to help out their
rations b ) ' growing vegetables.
: llrR , Wlnlllo11" ( ) othlnl : Syrup.
For cbndren teetbIDj [ . sorteDa Iho guma , reduccR fD.
lI&mmllllon , allaysl'aldcurca wind collu. a botUe.
Cabby's Windfall.
A London callman found n dend cat
on one of the scats of his vehicle. lIe
was nbout to throw the corpse Into the
gutter when a constallie stoppell him.
"You can't leave that In the Atreet , "
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said the officer. "nut If I can't , " said
the cabman , "what can I do wilh it ? "
"Talw It , " said the constable , "to
Scotlnnd Yard , and If it is not claimed
within three months it becomes ) 'our
propert ) ' . "
The Ideal Woman.
The Ideal woman , If she ever C'ouhl
e1:1st : , would he I ! . bore , a 11I'g ) , a hOllO'
less dowdy , and would UtHloubtetily
be at loggerheads with all her frlelolds
and relntlons.-World ,
Liberal Offer ,
An adyel.tlsement In a German
newspaper contains this tempting off.
cr. "An 'hody who ClmIrove that my
tapioca Is damaging to henlth will at
once receive three I1I1clwts gratis. "
His Receipt "In Full. "
A German being required to give a
rerelpt In full , after much mental effort -
fort , produced the followln ( ; : "I Ish
full , 1 wants no more money-John
Swaclhammer.
No man can help feeling sorry for a
! ) relty girl who marries some other
fellow while he Is still In the bachelor
class.
n sometimes happens that a mnn
lies when ho smiles and says nothing.
1\1oney talls , hut the wise hanlc t l-
ler docsi't tell all he hears ,
The whirling dervish would be lost
in the whirl of society.
The miser can lweI > most things
easier than friends.
It's a prell ) ' bright cnndle that Is
alwa's Ul1 to snult.
Gossh > and Ice cream sl100ns open
many feminine mouths.
"GOLD GOLD. "
"Good " He "But ,
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ter. "
"Food that fits Is better than a gold
mine , " sa 's a grateful nllln ,
"Before I commenced to use Grape.
Nuts food no mnn on earth ever hnd
a worse Infliction from catarrh of the
stomach than 1 had for years.
"I could eat nothing hut the very
lightest food and even that gave mo
great dlst ress.
"I went throuqh the cl\talo \ lIe of
prepared foolls hut found them all
( ( 'y.cept Grape.NutB ) more or less In-
dl ( 'sl\be. \ ) generating gas In tbe stom.
ach ( which In tUI'D produceLl headache -
ache and vnrlous other Im lls and
aches ) nnLl otherwlso unuvallablo for
m ) ' use ,
"Grape.Nuts fooLl I hn\'o found
casll ) ' digested and nsslmllatl'd , und
It has renewed m ) ' hpalth and vlqor
' 1nd made me n well man lignin , The
cntanh of the stomnch has dlsnp.
; , ( 'ar'd entlrel ) ' with nil its attenlIllnt
Ills. thanl,8 to Grnpe.Nuts , which now
Is m ) ' almost sole food. I want no
other , " Name given ur POQtum Co. ,
Dattlo Creek , Mich.
Ten da"s trial tells the story.
Tbero's II. reason.
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: DROVE EMPEROR FROM CAPITAL ,
III.Used Peasant' Almost Sehed : Crowr'
of Hungary.
George Dosza WaS a Szeldor , ot
peasant of Szelcelf'fohl , n dIstrict of
Hungnr ) ' . 110 WaS n quiet , lawabld.
ing mnn , notallio ollly for hIs great
strength nnd tall stnture.
One dn ) ' , however , I1n Austrian noble -
blo thought fit to deco ) ' awny
Crom her flthcr's ! house Doszn's only
daughter , a I11nhlon of 14. The distracted -
tracted ! 1arent sought the nbductor far
and ncar , but. fnllln to find him ,
journe'ell to Vienna and laId his caSO
IIl'roro the emperor.
'rho latter enl ) ' Inu hetl. Whereupon
the } ) casant returned to his own vII.
la e and pnsted Ulon the door of bl
little cabin n formnl declnrntlon or
war agnlust hIs soverolgn , A month
later ho was marching on Vlenua at
the head of a huge , but utHHsclpllned
and iIl'cqlllpped arm ) ' .
At first the lucc ! was all on hIs sldo.
Ho defeated the regular troops in fj
number oC pHchell bntLIes , carrIed by
assault several large nnd strongly fortified -
tified towns nnd was actuallr wHhln
slgbt of the capHal , whence the om.
! ) eror had nlread ) ' fied , when ho wns
lIetra'od Into ambush through the
treachery of a guide.
The misfortune constituted the be ,
ginnIng of the end. The built of his :
followers fell aWIlY from him and wore ,
hunted through the mountains and
wooda 111(0 wild ben.sts. Altogether , It
Is snid , that over 160,000 oC them were
put to the sword.
The "Jacl , Cado of Hungary , " bav.
ing been taken prisoner , was seated
on an iron throne , beneath which a
hue ! fire had prevlousl ) ' been kindled ,
crowned with a redhot iron crown ,
and his fiesh torn from hIs bones with
red.hot plncers.-Exchango.
A Revised Version.
John Alden hnd just concluded his
eloquent I > ralses of Cnpt. Miles Stand-
ish and waited anxiously for Priscil-
la's answer. Coyly she regarded him
for an instant , theu , blushing , she Inquired -
quired :
"Why don't ) 'ou speak f r ) 'ourself ,
John ? "
"Great Scotl ! " ejaculated the young
puritan , "whnt do ) 'ou SllppOSO I am ?
I nin't worldn' no IIoch nor WHzhoft
game-I'm runnln' a straight , legitimate -
mate matrimonial bureau , that's what
I am. I'll go straight back to Cap.
Standish and tell him that If ho wants
that female bun1w.steerer at the old
man Mullin's house , he'll have to get
somebody else to do the job. I'm
through ! "
And , jamming on his hat , ho rushed
forth , banging the door bohlnd him ,
while Priscllln wept bitterly-Detrolt
News ,
Sawyer's Description of His House.
Some ) 'ears ago a church convent
tlon was lIeng ! held in Calais , Me. ,
and the church members were to on.
tertaln the visitors. A visiting divine
was notified that he would be hOSlllt-
ably cared fOl' with 1.lI1uel ' 1' , Snw ,
) 'er. Not lenowlng where Mr. Saw.
yor lived , ho was directed to the harness -
ness store of Saw'er & IIalllday , As
it happened , when he went In ho met
Mr , Saw-cr and , withont 1m owing
him , asled If he could direct him , to
Lemuel ' 1' . Saw'er's residence.
1\11' , Sa w'or replied : "Oh , ) 'es ; go
down Main street until ) 'OU como to
Church avenue ; tUI'll to the right , go
up the avenne , and ) 'ou can't miss it ;
) 'ou can't miss it , as it has a lIriclt
underpinning and two mortgages on
it. "
Conditional Piety.
Two Scotch fishermen , Jamie and
Sandr , belated and befogged on a
rOllgh watm' , were In some trepidation
lest they should never get ash ere
again. At last Jamie said :
"Sand ) ' , I'm st < ! ering. nnd I thlnl
'ou'd lIeUer put up a lilt of pra'er. "
"I don't lenow how , " said Sundy.
"If ye don't , I'll chuck ) 'e oyer.
board , " said Jamie.
Snndy began : "Oh , Lord , 1 novel'
asl\Cd anything of Yo for fifteen years ,
and IC Yo'll only get us sufe baclt I'll
never trouble Yo again , and- "
"Whlsht , Sand ) ' ! " said Jamlo. "tbo
boat's touched shore ; don't lie lIehold'
en to anybody-Now YorlVorld. .
One of Them.
Thcre were three men silting together -
gether on a seat of the open car , and
after they had tnllwd politics for ten
minuts ono of them ohserved :
"Excuso me , but IlCre Is my card. "
' 1'ho otbcr two scnnnPII it and SaW
that he was Dr. So.and.So , and then
the second man producell his card. It
showed that be wus Undertalcer So-
and.So. Then the two loolced at the
third man , who made no move to produce -
duce a card , hut who presently saId :
" 'Veil , I s'poso r sorter lIelong to
the profession mysolf. "
"Druggist 1"
"No , I see to the grave.dlgglnc
parL"
Brown's President Lost a Point.
President Nicholas Brown , for whom
nrown university was named , WaS
fond of quizzing omall ho's , Ono da ) '
while walldng In the streets of Provl.
dence ho came Ullon n IIttio fellow
who attracted bls notice.
"How do ) 'ou do , my boy ? " snld the
president. "What is ) 'our name ? "
"My name is Harr ) ' , sir , " replied the
child ,
" 11 a 1'1' ) ' , is it ? " returnell President
Brown. "And did ) ' 011 Imow the evil
one Is often cnlled OM IInrt. ) . . . .
" \Vhy , no , sir , " anaworoll the boy
"I thought ho was called Old Nick. "
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Subway Parlor Car.
' 1'he first parlor CIlI' hns mndo Its
appearance on the New York subway ,
being IntflDded for the lr ctorate an
IIItaU.
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FOl'Infants and Childron.
, " The Iind { You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Promotes Digc tionChccrru
nC5S and Rest-Contains ncllhcr i
! ) pium.Morphine nor } . ( jucraL of
Nor'NAnCOTXC. " .
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AP = dY' : forConsllpn- U S e
non , Sour StOtnl\chnlnrrhocn
WormsConvutsions.t vcrish-
ness l1nd Loss . . OF SLEEP. F 0 r 0 V e r
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= Thirty-Years
CASTO RIAj
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'Ofl OIHTaUII eOMP"n" HIIW : ' 0" Din.
Compare ' )
rilisbury's Viles wllh other cereals &Utd
you will Instnnlly rccognlze
PILLSBURY PURITY :
In the rich , while color , 011
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which Is actunlly the "Meat 01 the Whellt , " . .
It Is the while henrt 01 the whcnt
kernel. slerillzed. Nolhlna added :
nothlna taken owny. '
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It . lu HCALTHFUL-SUDGTANTIAL-ECONOMICAL
2.POUND PACKAGE MAKES 12 POUNDS COOKED -Sec Ihc EconomJe'
PRICE IS CErns. ROCKY MOUNTAIN TERRITORY , 20 CNTS : ,
. Asia Your Crorrr ToDIJY ,
PILLS UR. Y.WAsn URN FLOUI flLL CO. . Ltd. . Mlnnnpdll $ . HinD.
ANTI..GRIPINE
IS GUARANTEED TO CURE
GRIP , DAD COLD , HEADACflE AND NEURALGIA.
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' I won't ell Anll-Orh.lhO to tnaler who Vton'10uorn"teo
'It. eall ror ) 'our IUnNE n.\UC 1l1' 1'1' ) ) OS-T CUnEo
. E. 'f' . DlcrncJ' , 111 , D. , MnuulaoturerSJ.rl , u/lcltl , Mo.
HA VE YOU COWS ?
If yotl have CrCll1il to scparnto Kood
Cream Sepurator is the moot profitablu investment -
vestment you cun pOlSibly : ! make. eluy
mOl\ns dully waste of
tlme , labor and product ,
DI LAVAL CREAM
SEPARA'fORS Rave
t10.- per cow per 'enr
every year of 11S0 over nil
gravi y setting syst'm8
and $6.Ier cow o\'er
all imituting SeplLl'IJ.tolll ,
They received the Orand ,
I'rizo or lIighest Award
at St. Louie.
Buying tTns11Y CIIBh.in-advanco sepa'
raters la Ilonny wise , dollar foolish.
Such mnchilll' quickly lOBC their cost
instead of sllving it.
It you haven't the ready cash
DE LAVAL muchinoo may bu bought
on such liberal terms that they actually
1Ja1l01' themselvcs.
Send today for nllw cntalogue nnd
name of ncarest local agent.
THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR CO.
RAndulph & Canal 5ta. 74 Cortlandl 51rnl
CHICAGO I NtW YORK
MIXED FARMING
WHEAT
RAISING
RANCHING
three Jrent Ilursult ! ' !
hn ve ulaln hho\\
wonderrul rebults 011
tliO
FREE HOMESTEAD LANDS
OF' WES"rERN CANADA.
Mngnillcent c1hllllte - fUl'mor ! ' ! plowing In t1Jelr
'blrt bleoveli III the ruldllle of November.
"Allure bound to bo moro tllnn plell cl1 with
tbe I1nal rebults of the Ilabt bl'Uhlln'1S lIarvest-
I Bxtract.
ConI , , vood. , vater , bny In nbunl1ancc-bchools ,
: cburcbcs , Inurllcts convcnlent.
l This Is the era 01 $1,00 whcat.
Apply tor Information to Superintendent 01
. Immhrnllon. Ottnll'lI. Canadu , or tu nuthorln'j
CllnlllJlall Governmf'nt Agent-\\ . lIennett.
iOl Ntw YlIrl , I.He Hulhllul : , Omat.a , : t'ebrablm ,
( : Ilcnllllll thllS Imper. )
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PIT & I'ITLP.SS SCALP.S. For Stee\
, aud Woot ! IIrames , $25l1ud up. Write
I UI before youll\1Y , We MVC you
. . money. AlloO I'umps Rnd Wind
11111. . BECKIUH BROS. , 001 UglDOI , Ig. . . . .
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W. L. DOUCLAS
$3.50 & ' 3.00 SHOES tfERN
w. L. Douglns $4.00 Cli Edge Llno
cnnnot bo oqualled at nny prIce.
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W.L.DDUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS
MORE MEN'S tlH. O SIIOE8 TIIAN
ANY OTHEfIMIIIJUFACTunER.
$1 0 000 REWARD to anyone who can
I J disprove Ihla .tatemenl. . ,
'V. L. Dou ln $3.50 shoCl have by their cr. :
cellent atyle. eosy flttlnc : , aud luperlorwearlnlf
I qualltlu , achlevrd the larfe t sDle of IIny $3. 0
: ll1oe In the world. They ore luat liS Iood . .
, those that COlt you $5.00 to $7,00the only
dlffercnce 11 the price. If I could take you Into
my factory ot ISroclton , J\10SI. , thc larltut 10
I thc world under ono roof I1IDklnlC men 'a fin.
shoes , 81)(1 how you the Cllro with which evu ) '
pair of 1)0u llIs shoel I' you woult RaUzo
why W. 1 _ . 1)0ulllI. $3,50 .IOCII IIro the , but
ahoc.s prodllcellnthe world.
If 1 cuuld Ihow ) ' 011 the difference between th. ' "
II shoes made In my factory lIed these of othcr
lIIoke , YOIl would understand why UouRlas
$3.50 Ihoe cost 1II0re to make. why they hol4
their Ihope. fit better , wrar lon\cr. \ and lire 01
reater In\rlnslc \ , 'olue than ony other $3.50 \
Ihoe on the lIIarkd to.da ) ' .
W _ L. Douglns SII'o" " Mndo 81,0118 101' . "
Mo" . $2./j0 , $2.UO. Boy. ' School" . .
lJI'estJ Shoc.$2.10 , $2 , $1. 76I.l O
CAUTION.-Inslst II1'0n I"vl , , W.l.Dug ,
111'1 slto"s. 'j'ako 1111 sull"tltnte. Oll" enuln.
wlthont hh lIalllO nl1l1 I'rlc" llLlIIl'e,1 on bottOIn.
" ' , \ 'Ioi1'I'II. A Kh. . " , ! caler Inevery town wberfS
W , I. . lIonllluR SII1" ' nr" "o ohl. lnll 11110 of
1\lIIlles : ( eellt frt.t ) fur 11I l'u..tlnll " 1'011 IC'luest.
Fast Color Eyelet. u3ed : " 'ell will 'lot w.ar braUIl.
Wrlto tor 1II11"lrale.1 . ( 'lItalo ! ; ot lal1 Style. .
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