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: . enougfl , but i 'ou should gct a
, gallon of cough syrup that docs not
cure for the price of a sinall bottle
of
; Kemp's Balsam
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the bcst cough cure , you would
have made a bad bargain-for ono
sman botlIo of Kcmp's llals.'un may
stop the worst cough and save a
lifo , whereas the cough "curo" that
does not cure is W01"60 than uscless.
Sold by all dcalers at 2SC. and sac.
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NEB R ASK A LAN D
: . ' : ; ' : : : $5 to $20 an Acre
fS to liS for unlmprov ( > d , nud $12..0 to 1'20 for
Improv ( > d , We hl\\"e a larlfu lIAt of 1110 flne8t
laml there 18 , It 18 locatml In tllu Southwe8t-
ern part of Nebrl\8kn , where OU cun raIse
, corn , nlfll1fn , all kInds of HIIUl Irrnlu , wlnler
" whent allil al1 klndB of fruit. The l'ust kind
. . . , of wntcr nud the hClllthluBt nIl-yuar-around
climate youcanll'j In , The 8011 Is a deep ,
dark loalll , no sand , tI10atly 1111 level. clos8 to
, town a , schoola amI railroad II , Why gO flr- :
j ' . tber out whun you cnu bl1Y good land In Ne-
' bruskn that la CIOBO to a goo < 1 market. for
, 10811 money thnn olher placeR , Speclallo\y
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. l. 1 rRlOR to look over the laud. Write U8 for ex-
" "f" ourRlou rate8 nnd free II1I1P of N bra8ltn.
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LAW URGED DV SELP.SItKKlft"
Real Animus of Movement Again"
Remedies Deservedly Popular.
An adroit but plausllilo scheme 1.7
which It Is hoped to prejudlco the lal.
of proprietary meltlclnes Is the proposition -
sition to prohibit the sale of an7 rem-
edr : which "contains pollon" unless
each package or bottle Is oxprouly labeled -
beled "Polson. " Such bills are also
well doslgned to Impose upon men who
ha'o no familiarity with the lubject
malter. The pretense of protecUng
the public health put forth In support. :
of such bl1\s \ Is generally the morelt
subterfuge ; nnd whenovcr you hear a :
demand for a law at this kind It' '
originates whh these who have .
n. direct pecuniary Interest to serve by
destroying the sale ot proprietary rem.
edles.
Sarno ot the best and most wldolr :
used remedies In the world contain
some one Ingredlcnt which , It taken
In sufficient qunntltles , might bo poisonous -
sonous , and yet the prepnraUop as a
whole Is not poisonous at all , Opium ,
for Instance , Is used in smnll quantities -
ties In many of the best cures for
coughs , colic , diarrhea , otc. , in tooth.
ache drolls aud In almost all liniments ,
To require such medicines to be falsely -
ly labcled "polson" would t. , merely a
cunning dovlco to alarm the pulillc
and thus bring about the destruction
ot the sale of these remedies , and Indirectly -
directly to compel people to procure
the medicine they want by the more
expensive method of consulting a phy ,
slclan and getting his prescription. In
other words , It Is an etrort to prevent
thcm from getting cheaply the remedies -
dies which they and their fathers before -
fore them have used for many yeUB.-
Medical exchango.
ECZEMA FOR TWO YEARS.
Little Glrl'o Awful Suffering With Te. . .
rlble Skin Humor-Sleeplesa
Nights for Mother-Speedy
Cure by Cutlcura ,
"My lIttle girl hnd been utrerlng
for two years from eczema , and durIng -
Ing that time I could not get a night's
slcep , as ber ailment was very severe.
I had tried so many remedies , derlv-
In ! ; no benefit. I had given up nil hopo.
But as a last resort I was persuaded
to try CuUcura , and ono box of the
Ointment and two 'bottles of the Re-
solvent. together with the Soap , effected -
fected a permanent cure.-Mrs. L n.
Jones , Addington , Ind. T. "
Dryettt Spot In the World.
The dryest spot In the world Is
Death VaHey , with less than five
Inches at rain annually.
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t ; i ; : ; : g
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frees the circulation , allays the pressure and soothes away Ihe pain.
Price. 25c. and 50c.
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FOR WOMEN
troubled with Uls peculiar to 'M
J their sex used as A douche is marvelously lac.
eeuful. Tborouthlycleanses : , kills disease termst :
_ .tops discharges , heals 1nl1ammatlon and local
aoreness.
l'ntlnc Is In IIO"der form to be dissolved In purl
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< : r i , ' t'or Rle at dru Jls\s ; , 60 cenls a lIox.
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POMMEL
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JiA EEN ADVERTIS D
AND OLD fOR A
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LIKE. ALL
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Ill made of th b t
tlriab. : In black or Jdrow.
fully quararltf : < : d. rnd .sold bJ
r h f : lm ullowhlrc. :
$ TICK 10 TH
SIGN Of THE fiSH ,
TOWU ( AAnA" ! co.1oo.1.J , A J. TOV R c .
.tOI "tgC M. lonoIUI4UILU"
Coney Island Souvenir Post Cards.
11 bnutlfu ! colured .eOba'or 2k : : . Cone ) ' lehmc.t
Poetal Oard co. . Cone ) ' IDIoms. III. Y.
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Woman Tells of Troubles With Her
Hawalhm Servants ,
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"Hawallnn servnnts , " snld a brown
woruan , "III'e the best-tho bcst In I
the world , hilt thc ) ' are strnngely un.
sophlstlcatcd , IHrnl1scl ) ' nalvc. !
I "li"1 1II ' insl8t call ,
" \\1\ nn sen'nnts on :
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Ing ) ou b ) ' ) 'Ollr first. name , Ours
I were nlwnrs 8a'll1g to my' husband ,
'Yes , John , ' or 'All right , John , ' aud
to mc , 'Vvry well , Anu , ' or 'Ann , I
am going ollt. '
I "At Inst I got tlrcll of this and to
I John , when we got a new cook , I
said :
" 'Don't ever call me by my first
name In this now coolt's presence.
'rhen , pcrhaps , not l < nowlng my
name , hc'lI have to say "Mrs. " to me , '
"So John was very cnreful alwnys
to nrlrlrp"s t1If ! as 'De3rlc , ' or 'Swect-
heart , ' but the now cook , a. watchful i
Cl1111 , ga H lI1e no tltlo nt 0.11 . ,
"Onv Iln" we hall some company ,
some EnlIsh officers. I told them
how I hall overcome , In my new
cook's cnse , the native servants' bor-
rill abuse of their cmplo'ers' Chris.
tlnn names , and I said , 'By this sen"
ant , at least , ) 'OU won't henr me
calh ll Ann. '
"Just then the new cook entercd
the room. He bowed to mo rospeet-
fully amI said :
" 'Sweetheart , dinner Is served. '
II 'What l' I stammered.
II ' deario ' nn.
'Dinner Is servell , ,
swercd the new coole.-Now York
Herald.
"GHOST" IN ENGLISH' VILLAGE ,
" 'ays ' Pranks with Residents of Inn at
Pontypool ,
This twentieth century ghost story
r.e lold by the 1.ontlon Chronicle : "A
'ghost' of bellicose trmdcnclcs Is troub.
ling the lleace of mind of the occu-
Pl1.I1ts of an old-fashioned Inn In a vII-
lae , near Panty pool. Accorlling to the
narrative of the proprietor , uncanny
noises have been heard almost nightly
for some welts. A few nights ago the
] n.ndlord's son , after he had retired for
the nlht , , heard n elicIt , as though
some one had pullcll the trigger of
pistol. Ths [ wns followed by II. groan.
ing noise anti the slamtllln of door.
"He conducted a search through the
house , but could filld nothing unusual
A day 81' two Inter Il customel' put \lP
at the inn for the night. Soon after
he had retired he aroued ! ! the land
lord in alarm nnd complained thnt
while In bed he was struck on the face
two or three limes by some mysterloua
figure. Ho atrucle a light , hut , to his
surprise , founll himself alone In the
room. There were marIes on his cheek
where he had heen struck.
"Nor coulll the IJroJrlvtor ) tIlro" , lighten
on the occurrence. He told of a. fur.
ther curious incident. Some months
ago a strange odor was noticed in one
of the rooms , and when the floor
boards were taken up a wreath of lilies
of the'valley In a good atato of preservation -
vation was discovered. "
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The New Japan ,
The tourist from Cincinnati 10Hed
bacle his copious girth In the tin ) '
tool of the 'foltlo ten house , while
through the carven lattlceworle Ihe
lInlde of a samlscn came In allurIng
cadence over an expanse of stunted
pine , wistaria and fairy Inltes.
"Ths [ is all to the Pierre Loll ! " hu
mused. "And 'onc.ler comes a dainty
gelshR girl to taleo 111) ' order. 1 will
speak to her In Ihe poetry oC the land ,
"Ah , . 0 Mimosa San , r swear by the
while crest of the mountain Fujl'ama
that ) 'ou love , thal- "
"Oh. fudge ! " said the geisha girl In
limpid English. "I've just graduated
from Barnnrd coHege. and I prefer
the Pallasades or the Catsldlls. " Then
to the kitchen she ordered. "Draw
one ! "
"Ah , " sa ill the tourist. in a hurt
tone of volcc , "I thought you were ore
of the poetiC' creatnres made famous
by Larcndlo Hearn , "
"Who was he. " asled the Jap maid ,
en , with polite interest. "Seems to
me r've heard of hIm , but T'm reading
Huxley anl1 Emerson just now. "
Listening again , the tourist dlscov.
ered that the tlnltle of the samls 'c
was only the 80Ull1l from the shuttles
of a cotton mill.
Arc Japanese the Lost Tribes ?
Are the Japanese the lost ten tribes
of Israel ? The Jewish World revives
this old theor ) ' , remarltlng that It was
probably Inevitable that they should
bo sought In the Japanese In view of
the fact that th' Inmscums of Japan
contain numerous engravings purport.
Ing to sbow the landing or Jews In
Nippon , One of the pictures cHed Is
said to , show a procession in which
the arle Is dIscernible and In which
the priests wear hats of biblical pat.
tern. Another depicts Solomon In the
act of receiving gifts from the queen
oC Sheba , whlle-nnd this Is regarded
as the most conclusive of all-tho
founder of Japan's dynasty of 126 em.
perors hare the same name ( Osea ) as
the last Icing of Tstael ( Hoshca ) , his
contemporary.
Co Vou ThInk I Could ?
I'll S"flthcrel1 man ) ' a Rwcet wllll flow'r
Growln In the gll\llc.
So sat me Ilown-It " , pomcll an hour-
Drl'amlng. I'm flfrnl ;
Then 'Sornebodlp' In coni ot J'rny ;
Carne IowaI'd mo through the wood ,
Should ] go hemp the 'Ither wa7-
Do ) 'ou Ihlnk I coull1 7
" ' 0 wandprl'l ] Whp"A the woollblne grew
And roscs peepf'd hlHwpen.
110 salll II wns I hI' prel tlest vlow
Tlo hnr' over seen ;
nut all the whllp h. . look , d my way-
I d"n't ! ( now wIn' hI' Rhoulll-
I couldn't : flnd a word 10 say-
I Do ) 'ou think I could 7
I ncneath 111) ' lashcD flew a fly ,
I could ilcnrccl ) ' RpC.
So he picked Iho e\nture : Cram my eye
Vel' , . 'I\roClllllo :
I lIe wflntfd some reward tor Ihls ;
" 'ell. w ! ho'll bCf'n so0011. .
I " 'ould I lefu80 IIttlo-klss 7-
Do , "au thInk I could 7
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In Siborin rolndeo' fnrmlng III 1\
crowing indu tr ) ' , 0 1VI\0l'S of YOllng
'Jeer brnnd the I\nht als On the cnr ,
In cnpturlng the crvnturcs a long Ins-
see with a thlele Imut on enc end nllll
a noose on the ether Isl8cd , The
\\'Onllon Is comJosvd ) or 8cnlsltln
straps brnhcd ] togclhor , 1\1111 Rome of
the ) 'Ollllg women 11 t110 relndeor
rarms nro ns ox purl as the mcn ,
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Mother Grny , n nll1'lO iu Now York , dls.
covel'cll n I'lea\ullt. h'l'1''mctl ' for womon's
11I:1 el\lIcd AUSl'ltA 1.IAN-1.h.U' .
: , \ - . It. 1:1 the
enl ) cortoln monthly rl' u1ltnr. Cur ! ! : !
female woalmelles , tlnc1muho , 1..1I1noy nm\
Urinary trou los. At. nil DI'UI'iIl ' : 1I or by
mall r.o cte. Samllio mnUl" } F'HEh. Alldross ,
'l'hu Mother Gru ' Co. , Lulto ) ' , N , y ,
"Yum : > I"
A Swede. Intending to lenvo the
' .Jollntr ) ' , started for the stcamer , nc-
companied by a : rlellll. As they
reached the docle the boat was leav-
Ing. The frond [ excltodly exclaimed ,
"Yllmp , Yon , ) 'umlll I dallle ) 'ou can
Ulolt It In n couple or ) 'umpsl"
When Your Grocer Snys
hc dOCR not hn\'e De l\ncc Stnrch , you
rua ) ' bc ! lure he hI nrm1 ! to Icccp It
until his fltoclc of 12 oz , Imclmgcs nre
soltl. Dennnce Slnrch Is nnt only bet-
tel' thnn nny other Cold \Vatel' Rtnrch ,
but contnlns 1G ox. to the IIl1clmje nnll
sells lor flame ruol\e ) ' us 12 oz. bmnlls.
Highest of World's TreeE. ' .
HIghest of nIl trees In the world is
a slleclmen of the ellcalyptus colosscn
In the Dnndenonl ; mOllntnlns near
Mclbourne , Australia. It has n hlght
or 41i ! feet , exccedlng tr ZEAt the
hlghcst of the big treus hi C 1Ifornla.
1'1110'8 Cure Is the bcst medlelno , vo cver used
tor nil nttcellons Of the throat IIIlIlluUR8.-WU.
O. END6L1IY : , V lllburclI , Ind" Fob. 10 , 1000.
Selling Out.
A lcgltlmate , bona fide advertise-
mcnt : "A young call pie has to rldo
ollt In the country for some purpose ,
and has seven rooms , with best furniture -
ture , with plana , to bo s01l1 cheap before -
fore eight days aronn . "
Omaha , Nehr" Oct. 20.-It Is reo
rorled from Casper , Wyo. , that sales
of town lols for the now town of Shoshone -
shone , loc tell at the edge of the
Wind River Hesorvallon on the now
line of The Chlc go & North-Western
Railway ncross the state from Cas-
ller , have been unprecedented.
Dld lng for town lots runs high and
a larso lIulllber have been disposed of
within a short time. Buyers evident.
Iy figure on the growth of the cltr
hero whcn the Indian Heservatlon Is
thrown open to settlemeut next Juno.
Ruling and ServIng ,
The mcro fnct that 'ou are the hend
of a party Is sutllclont Indication to
show you are also Its servant. The
master Is merely the SUlJl'emo slavo-
A. Stodart Wa1leer.
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"EC you get a armful or love , " says
llrother Wllllnlll"I ! \ hope do I.awd
will let some angel wa'lay yo' on do
hlghwaj' an' ho1ler , 'Hold UI > yo'
nan'sAtlanta ! ConstltuUon.
Try me just once an ( ] I am sura to
comc acnll1. Deflnl\ee 81111'ch.
Our worst enemlcs 1\1'0 the frlcnds
'Who have failed to find us profitablo.
IItr . .In.lllw'l ! 1Ilthlnl : Ryrnp.
For children leotblllJ. : , oftena the Rllm , reduce 10-
nammaUon , alla'lpaln , cure. wInd collu. 2ka : ootUe.
Diamonds have bcen found In mo.
teorlteR.
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Promotes DigcslionCt1l'Crru I
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Opium.r.forpltiI\8 nor Nincr l.
Nor 'NARc OFJ.'IC.
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1 ffnt'.r"d-
ntl"if i .J
JlialMyMV' nanft
Apcnecl Remedy for CO S 11 P.1. '
TIon , Sour \chDi"rrhocn
Worms , Convulsil l\5 , FeverIshness -
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Tvo Grateful Letters from Women Who Avoided
Serious Operations.-Mnny WOlnen Sufferinz ' I
fron1 Like Condition. Will Be Interested. j
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When 1ph 'slcll\l1 tells woman , emf. '
fcrlng trom o\'nrlnn or " , mnb trouble ,
that. nn opemtlon Is necessl\ry it , of
course , frlghtcns hor.
"l'ho very thought. ot the opert\Ung
tahlo ntHl the lcuiro strl1cs terror to
her hCllrt. As 0110 woman
it. , when toM b ' her physlelnn tint she
must \11111cr 0 nn operation. Bho felt.
that. her tlt1l\th ] mell hnd 8oUl1l1od.
Our hospitals Ilro full of women
who nre there for ovarlnn or womh
opernlionRI
It 18 qulto true thnt thcBe troubles
ml\Y reach stage wllcre nn oporntton
Is the only resource , but s\loh enses 1\1'0
much rarer thll.n is genul'l\lly supposed ,
because 1\ Il"el\t many women 1m\'e
been cured by L 'llllL E. Plnlhnm's
Vcgetablu Compound I\ft r the doctors
hnd said an operation must bo per-
formed. In tnet. , tip to the point whcro
lho Imlto II1USt. bo uscd to secure Instaut
relief , this mClllclIJo is certnln to help.
'l'ho strongest 111111 most. grntcful
tntement.'i possible to mule como trom
womeD who , by taltlng IJ 'dltl E. l'lnl-
hum's Ve cllt\lo Compound , 111\\0
cSlapcd sor'ous ' operations ,
Margrlte R 'an. 'frcnsurer of St. An.
drew's Soclely , Hotel BngUsh , Im1lnn.
I1polls , Ind. , wl'i tes of bOl' CUL'O u.s follows :
DOt\r Mrs , Plnlchnm-
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I cannot 11Iul words to express mv thanks
tor the good Iydln E , l'lnkhnm'8 "csotahlo
Compound dlel uto. The doctor ! IIlM I could
not get well unlo . ! 1 I hnd na operation for
ovnrlnn alll fomolo tl'OllblM , I Knoy I could
not stand thestrnln of nn operation nmlmndo
up my mlml I would bo nn Iu'nlld for liCe ,
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fXUfSion
November 27th
' 1'0 mnny polnls In 1II1nols , III1Iana . ,
Ohio. Kentuc1y , WOHlcrn Pennsylvan.
In , New York ntHl " 'cst VirginIa , at
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GHEA'l'l.Y H1 UUCl D HA'l'ES
The WABASll has 1101111 rOIIIl-bed ,
rock bnllnst , an6 rHW ' ' ) . Ho-
ellnlng , chair cars ( SJiA'l'S "HI E , )
I'or rales , mapR nnll 1111 Information
call nt'nbaah CIty Olllce , IGOI Far-
8t. addrcRR
nam or
11.nn \ " I . j\Hlon ES ,
O. A. P. D. , Wllb , It. H. , Omaha , Nob.
PATENTS PROFIT
MUST FULLY PROTECT AN INVENTION.
MASON , FENWICK & LAWRENCE , Palent Lawyers ,
Woohlnston , D. C. , Estnbllshad 1001.
Send for ollr 43rd Ilnh'erlllry free lIuuklet , bol"f.
InK IlInUrallon of M chnlllenl Mllvomeul . Uere/ "
cnceslIrBdA\r et anll Ihollsnnd of 811.ned clleuU.
Communlcatlonl confldentlnl. Wrllo u. toodar ,
II atIlcte4 ' Water .
wltlllThompson's Eye
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For , Infants and Children.
The Iind { You Have
AIways Bought
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For Over
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Compounti hml Bl\Vcd othcr women trom
Rl'rlou. opcmtlons I decided to try It , onll In
11'811 thnn tour 1I10nths I wnll entlml ) ' CUJ'ell
null \YOM fnll to OXpreS91DY thnnklulne. . . "
Miss Margrct. Mlrldcy of 276 34
Street , Milwaulcco , Wis. , writes :
Dear Mrs. Plnkhnm- :
. . IOSII of IItronglh extreme ncrvot1lnes
lIovero IIhooLluf ! } ) IIII\/l through the polvl
OrItflUII , ) 1Jelll'lnFr 110wn pnlns , nn
extreme crnmlsl on COtnl'otloll mo to Book
I\Ulcnl ! ollvlco. The doctor. nftcr : II : ! ! : ! : : :
1111 exnll1lnaUon , ! IIlIII thnt. I hall ovnrlo.n trouble -
blo t\lid ulccrnUon , nllli mlvl8cd nn o ratlo"
! tsmy only hope. To thl. 1 strongly objoc
-nml I I'ocltled ' OR a In t resort to try Lydia I
E. l'lnkllllJ1V ctn\lo Cornpounlt
. . To my 8urprlso the ulCt1rntion benlcd , aU I
the bal8)'lIIl1tOJJl8 llsnpJlmred ! , IUJlI 1 nrn once I
11101'0 strong , vl I'Ous OIulVeil ; oml I CADe I
not OXlrl\Sl 111) thnnks tor , vhnt it hlUl done I
lor mo , "
Ovnrlnn nnd womb troublcs are .
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stelldlly on t.ho Increnso nmoug women
-nud before submitting to nn operation -
tion cvcr.r woman slouM try Lydia EI ,
Pinlcham 8 Vegetable CompoUllll , anti
wrlt.o : Mrs. PL11ham at Lynn , Mau.
for advice.
l or thirt ' 'ear8 r.ydll\ . Pinlthnm' .
Vegetable Compoulld ] II\S been curln ,
the worst forma of femnlo complalnta ,
1\11 ovnrinn troubles , iullnmmntlon , u1. . I
ceratlon , falling nud dlsplncclUcnt. at
the womb , loucol'rh n. , irregularities , !
hllllgeatlon nllli nervous prostration. I
Any woman who could read the maD1 r
arrn.teful : ] etters on f110 In : Mra. } ) ln1i-
ham's office would be convlnccll of th ,
et11clenoy of her atlytec and JJydln m.
Pinlchnm'o Veuetahe Comnound.
I Sll - Mrs. Pinkham's AdvlccWom n Best Understands It Woman's IiI. ; I
W. L. DOUCLAS I
53.150 & ' 3.00 SHOESPE [ I
w. L. Douglns $4.00 CUt Edge Lln
cnnnot bo oqunllod nt nny prlcD.
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W.L.DOUGLIIS MAIfESANO liELLS
MonE MEN'S $11.8J SliDES TIIAN
IINY OTIIEH MANUFACTURER. '
$1 0 000 REWARD to anyons who can
I dll roV8 Ihil stalemenl.
W. L. DOUKIII' $ J.O IhOell hllve by their ex.-
cellent style , ealy flttlnl [ , and .
lur.erlorwearla.
qualities , achieved the laracst sn e . of IIny IJ.150
ahoc In the world. They ere Just 01 ! loed . .
those thnt cost you $5.00 to $1.00tho onl"
dlHerence Is the prlco. If I could tn c you Int.
my foctory ot IJrockton , Mus" . , the lorlj'eat I _
the world under one roof mukllll [ men a fine
ahoell , nnd oIIow YOII the care with which ever"
pair of DOUil1lll hoe.l would
why W. nou JII' mnolehyou ore rcall1t .
sllOes produce < t In the world.
If I could Ihow you 1ho dilierenco between the
IIhoei mllde In my factory end thole of < < Ither
makel , you would under tnnd why Doultill.
$3.0 Ihoea co.t more to make. why they hol4
their Ihope , fit better , wear Ion Iter , nnd .ro 0'
ircnler IntrinsIc vnlue thlln ony other $3.150
shoe on the mlfket to.dny , ,
W L. DouulnD st.ona Mnrl Shoo..ro , .
/'a'on. $2.80 , $2.00. OOJf.S' School A I
Dl'oss SIoos$2. O , $2 , $1.76$1.50 '
CAUTION l t111011 haYIIIW.I..l > oll& : .
1M s'IIJC ' , 'j'lIko no Rllb.tltlltO. None Renuln.
wl hout 1111 name and prlco BllIlI1ped on boUoln.
, V ANTJ n. A hoollenler Iney"r , tO\l'n 'I
' \ ' . I. , 1)011/:1111 / SIII"8 are IIOt olll. } 'ull wbor1
umplel eut free for In l'octlon uIon rf'quell. .
Fa.t Color E"t. u"dl thell will not WI" ' ba"g , :
Writ. tor IIlllstratlll1 C..talol ; oC Fait 8t11ee.
'V , L. ! ) OUOLAS , Jlrucktonl\Ia. . .
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The Gov rnmenf of Canada i
, . G i v e ab.olutely '
Af :
' r ! FRE E to every 'I
, . :1" a aettlcr one un. ,
: t.e. " JJ ! > I. : : ' dred and IIIXty I
V'iJtJ . acrea of lAnd In
( We. tern Canada. I
I..nnll adjoining this can bo purobased '
trom raUwII ) ' nnd lanil companies at trorn
l to lO per aero.
On this land this year has becn produced
unwnrds of twcllt.y-flvo busbolsof wbcat to
tliU aero.
It. i nlso the best. of grazing land aull for
mixed ! ul'mlug It bns 110 superior on the I
contlncnt.
Spleudld climate , low tnxes , railways
conycnlent , schools and churches cia so a\
balld' I
WI'lto for " 'l'wentloth Century Canada" I
nlld low l'ullwt'l'atcli to SUllcrllltcndcnt of : j
IIIIIIII I'ntloJl , OUawa , Canadu i r to , J
authol'izCJd ClltllullUJl GO\'CI'IJIIICJlt A cnt- I
W , Y. 1Il'Jlnott. tint Now YOl'l , Lifo BuUd. ;
lng , OUlUh1l1 Nohl'lIslm , I
( Mrlltlon Ihlll I'uper. )
DEf iriit ] STiUIO , hfconl
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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
tolor more Good. brlg t r Rnd fn. . r colora than anr olher dId. OnlllOc OJC.d 'I ' rluera , ThOI tiN In cold walp.r better th n any other de. You C3n d , .
Ill. garment \'IlIl1ollt 1I 1lng ap rl. Wrilillor Irou bouU.I-1 ow 10 Oe. uleolC:1 : "I MON"O ORUG CO. . U"Wnldllo , MIII.ourio
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