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EMPLOYES MEET OFFICIALS.
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Station Agents of the Northwestern
III Line Arc Organized and Meet Their
W OfCIters Every M nth.
"Tho North-Westorn Bulletin , Dc-
'Voted to the Interests ot the Chicago
& North-Western Railway and Us Em.
ployes" Is the lltlo of n publication ,
the Inilial number of which has recently -
cently come trom the press. It Is published -
lished by The North-Western Llno tor
Ulstrlbutlon to station agents and
other employes Interested In the han- i
dUng ot traffic.
On the various divisions ot the road
the agcnts huvo organized local
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( ) 1 Agent's Associations , ono for each
" division , and at tholr monthly meetIngs -
Ings various problems that ( 'ontront
the local agent In the performance ot
his dal1y dulles are discussed , experiences -
periences recited and new methods
suggested for the 'betterment at the
ervlco. These discussions result In
much prnellcnl good to all concerned.
'rho Interest manifested by the
management of The North.Western
Line In the so Agent's meetings and
the value l11aced on their expressions ,
Is Indicated hy the t. > penlng paragraph
ot the Bulletin :
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"Tho papers which have been read
from tlmo to limo at the meotlngs ot
the Stallon Agents' Associations on
the various divisions of the Chicago
& North.Western Rallway have Indicated -
cated careful thought and a keen appreciation -
preciation ot conditions. "
"They have been of such Interest
nnd Inspiration to th3 officials of the
road that It Is deemed advisable to
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secure a wider distribution tor as
many of them as possible. "
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When the management of a corporation -
ation freely declares that the views ot
theh' local subordinates "havo beeD of
such Interest and Inspiration" as to
call for the trouble and expense at
giving them wider distribution among
officers and fellow employes It Is ob.
'Vlous to all that existing Industrial
problf'ms are In n fair way to meet a
, solution along the most satlstactory
lines to nIl concerned.
The , emplores ot the Chicago &
\ . North-Western Ry. , It seems to the
editor , are to bo congratulated upon
this movement which serves to bring
them Into closer tobch with their
superiors , many of who have grown
up with tbo growth of the road nnd
advanced to places of responsibility
trom the lowest rnnks.
Much ot the strength of our' ' railways -
ways to-day Is dde to' ' this training ,
selection and promotion , by which the
most humble member of the worldng
. taff Is encouraged to climb the steps
f : . of the officinl ladder by right of Individual -
dividual merit and hard work , and the
modest sheet referred to will go a long
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way toward establishing an increased
confIdence and good feeling that
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means much for emIJl Yes.
Command largo fields. but cultivate
small olles.-Virgll.
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DIdn't Know"Ht.r Husband.
The Into Patrlclt A. Collins , mnyor
of Boston , studied Inw at I1nrvard. A
Harvard man said of him :
"Collins was above aU things 1\
irlend of progress. The progress of
woman delighted him.
"He lII < ed to see a wlfo treated liberally -
orally and reasonably. Nothing angered -
gered him IUOl' thnn to see coarse ,
low-witted brute of 11 lnlUl domlneo- !
Ing over a woman twice his superior
In qulclmess and IntellIgenco.
"On the sUbject of housoho1tl expenses -
penses , I heard him teU a commltteo of
women once about a certain homo
missionary movement.
"In this movement every participant -
pant wns to contribute a dollar that
she hnd earned herself by hnrd worlt.
"Tho night of the dollar's collection
came and various and droll were the
stories of the mone"s earning. Ono
woman had shampooed her hair , another -
other had got newspaper subscriptions
and so on.
"Tho chairman turned to n hand.
some woman In the front row.
" 'Now , madam , It Is your turn , ' ho
snld. 'How did you earn your dol1nr ? '
" 'I got Il from m ) ' h sband , ' she nn-
swered.
" 'Oho , ' said he. 'From your husband -
band ? There was no hard worlt nbout
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that. '
"Tho woman smiled faintly.
" 'You don't Imow my husband , ' she ,
said. "
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Little Hints on Letter Writing.
A letter Is written conversation ,
and should bo 511111110 , cordial antI
with a flayor of personn1lty , IIlto n
chat with a friend.
\Yhen discouraged , sick , or sad , do
not Write. Wait until you nr.o feeling
gay , and then ) 'our brIghtness will bo
reflected In what you put on pnper.
Never write anything of which you
might bo nshamed Inter. Wrlto kindly
of everyone and don't malto joltes at
an'body's expense , for' the written
word you Imow may lIve forever.
Letters are IIltO debts-hardor to
11ny when overdue. Read over your
friend's letter just before beginning
your reply , and then answer It. Out
of the heart letters nro the most wel.
come. Never forget to wrlto your address -
dress on the letter , this Is an omis.
sian which many people inll Into , and
It is an unpardonable one , ior much
ns tbey desire n reply to their letter ,
nnd much as their friend may wish to
reply , it cannot be done If an address
Is not given to which n letter may 110
sent.
sent.As
As to stationery , use plain , unruled
paper , folding once to fit the envel-
ope-white , cream , gray or gray bluc
of good quam ) ' are all in good taste.
Avoid eccentric sl1apes and colors ,
monograms or seals of unusual size ,
in fact anything onspicuously odd.
Many a so-called truthful man Is
merely a diplomatic liar.
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PON'T Dr-SPAIR.
Aea the experience of a Minnesota
Woman and Take Heart ,
It ) 'our bacltat'ho nChes , and ) 'OU feel
slclt , lar.guid , "ealt and mlserablo dn.y
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aft r dn-don't worry - I
ry , Doan's Kidney !
pms hnvo cured thou-
snnds ot women In the
f.amo ! condition. Mrs.
A. Hclman of Stillwa.
I ter , Minn. , eays : "Dut
for Doan's Khtney
pms I would not bo
living now. They
cllred mo In 1899 and
I J''n IInnn wnll "In"n.
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I used to have such pain In my baclt
thnt once 1 fnlnted. The Iddney se-
cretlpns were much disordered , amI I
was so tar gone that I was thought to
bo at denth's door. Since Donn's Kidney -
ney Pills cured mo I feel as It I had
been pulled bact ) trom the tomb. "
Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co. , BUffnlo , N. Y.
A Servlnn litigant wns nllowed $180
componsatlon for the loss of one side
or his mustache , which had , reached
tll the mlddlo of his chest , nnd which
was cut off by a jealous rl\'ul.
Every house1teeper should lmow th t
if they will buy DefIance Cold Water
Stnrch for laundry use they wl11 saVO
not only time , because It never stlclts
to the Iron , but because each pacltngo
ontalns 16 oZ.-one fun pound-whllo
tHt other Cold Water Starches are put
up In * .pound pacltnges , nnd the prlco
Is the same , ] 0 cents. Then again
becnuse Deflanco Starch Is free from
nn Injurious chemicals. If 'our grocer
tries to sell you 0. 12-oz. paclmgo It
Is because ho hns n stoclt on hand
whleh ho wishes to dlsposo of before
he puts In Dofianco. 110 lmows that
DefInnco Stnrch has printed on 'evory
pacltngo In large letters nnd figures
" 16 ozs. " Demnnd Deflanco and snvo
111uoh tlmo and money and the annoy.
ance of the Iron stlcltlng. Defiance
never stlclts.
About 6,000 drunltards are admitted
to Pentonvlllo prison , London , every
yenr , sa 's the medical officer.
J1 rrn"n ntl'\"cllrPd. NlIl1t or ne"Ollsn .atter
J' ITS llrodu' . " ' 6 or Ur. "lIne'.Ur "t Nene lIe.tor.
cr. Hend ( IIr 1 1t1 1 8.00 Irlal hotllo and treaU.e.
Dlt.lI.ll. KLINt : , Ud. , VJI Arch Ilreet.I'blhwclpbla , I'lL.
Wo no"cr Imow n grcater character
unless there Is in ourselves something
congenial to it.-Channing.
lI'r . llI lo\V' l'inothlnl : Syrup ,
! .lor children tcetblnl : sottens the JlIms , rn < lnce8 II )
l1amm tlon , allaysI'aln , cures wlnll I.ollu. ca b < Jtue.
In Austria field lahor is still largely
done by the women , who also thrash
the grain with fialls.
Do Your Clothes Look Yellow ?
Then use Defiance Starch. It will I
Iteep them whlte-1G oz. for 10 cents.
About two.thlrds of the average hUe
man heart is occupied by self.love. \
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f . of
. Genuine-Syrup Figs ,
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I The' Genuine is Manufactured by the
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. 'The J d name of the company , Callforn'a ' Fig Syrup Co. .
fa printed on the front of every package of the genuine.
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The Genuin - Syrup of Figsis for Sale , in Original
Packages Ony ! , by Reliable Druggists verywhere
Knowing the above will enable one to avoid the fraudulent imitations -
' " tions made by piratical concerns and sometimes offered by unreliable
dealers. The imitations are known to act i1juriously and should
therefore be declined.
Buy the genuine always if you wish to get its benef claI effects.
It. cleanses the system gently yet effectually , dispels colds and headaches
when bilious or' constipated , prevents fevers and acts best on the
effects from actual use and of their own personal' kn : : > wledge.
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. 'olor more good. brighter and laster . colon than any other dId. One IDe package colon aliliber. . . The , dye In colJ water beltor than anI other dye. You can dY4
1Ir garment without ripping apart. Write lor Iree booklet-low to Dye , Bleach and MIx Color. . MQNROIr DRUG CO. , Un/ant/lllo , M/ssourl.
When Anliwerlng Advertisements
Please Mention ThIs Paper.
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ANTI.GRIPINE
15 GUARANTEED TO CURE
GRIP , BAD COLD , HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA ,
I won" eell AnU.Orlplne to a dealer wbo WOD't OunrQnte4
It. Call tor Jour MONEY UACK III'r / lJOS'T ( J1JU : '
E. W. Diemer. . . .Dw ldnDulaoturerBprl" " ela , JIlq ,
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POSSIDLE TO READ THE MIND.
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Performance with Seeming Imposslbll.
Ity of Collusion.
"I hn\'o ne\'er tnlten much stoclt In
the mlnt.roadlng ! business ono occasionally -
sionally sees upon the stage , but recently -
cently I Was brought up against the
fact that there Is such n thing as mlntl
reading , secont ! sight , or something
at that Itlnd , " snit ! CharlPA nrmtrord ,
nt the Blatz hott'I , according' to the
Mllwaulteo Sentlnol , III have nlwn's
bollo\'ed that dell1onstrntlons of mind
rnntllng ordinal'll ) ' SOOI1 were moro
'nntlers of ( 'odo arrangement , certain
qucstlons Indlcntlng the nnswe " and
nil depending upon the form of tbo
quostlon.
"Tho other da ' howo\'er I
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given nn exhibition of mhll1 tJadlng I
thnt was something out of the usuat
run nnd ctJ\\ld ho e tllalned b ) ' no set
of questldns ami nnswers. 'rhe test
was too severe to permll ot an.thlng
of thl Itlnd , for entlro sentences wero'
read from boolts Indlscrhnlnntely se-
lectJt ! hy pcor < < ' In the audience , and
transmitted to the hllndfolded operator -
tor upon the Rtage. There was no
posslblo collusion In the matter , for I
ll1)'self fixed my mind upon n passage
In nn open hoolt before me white the
mind read'er nB.sistant's only contact
with mo was to 111'ess Ills hands upon
m ) ' head. J Imow thnt no signal or
cede could have been arranged , for
the asslstnnt dill not sco the sentence
and I toolt pains to select ono Indls.
crlminatoly from n sl11nll'olumo I
cnrrled In D1) ' pocltet and which 1 hall
that evening p rchnsed at a book stall.
"Thero was nothing mechmlcal
about this amI no possibility of a COllo
or signals. There is no doubt much
of the falto nbout aomo of these dome
oll.3trntlons , but in this cnso there wns
an actual test of thought tmnsmlsslon.
At the same performance there were
many other features fun ) ' as puzzling. "
WHERE BEECHER GOT SERMONS.
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Nothing So Small That He Did Not
See It.
Wherever ho went , Beecher con.
tlnued his studY of lIfo through 01.1.
servatlon , sa 's , Orison Swett 1\larden
In Success Magazine. Nothing else
was half so Interesting. To him man
was the greatest stud ' In the world.
To read human nature , to place the
right values upon men , to emphasize
the right thing In them , to bo able to
dlscrimlnato between the genuin ! ) and
the false , to be able to pierce their
maslts anll read the real man or worn.
an behind them , was an accoml1l1sh.
ment which be regarded as ono of n
clergyman's greatest weapons.
LlltO Prof. AgassIz , who could see
wonders In the scale of a fish or n
grain of sand , Beecher also had an e 'o
1I1to the glass of a microscope , which
reveals marvels of beauty In the dross
nnd common things. It had n. magnl.
fying power which sees the miraculous
and beautiful In the commonplace. Ho
could see benuty and harmony where
others only saw ugliness and dIscord ,
becnuse he read the hidden meaning
in things. Lilt ( ! Rusl\1n , he could see
the marvelotlS I1hl1osoph ) ' , the dIvine
plnn , in the lowliest object. Ho could
feel the divine presence in all created
things.
pertl'nent Inquiry.
Walter J. Travis was nbout to tee
off. The green velvet 'Hnlts were
benutlful In the limpid air ot n brl1.
lIant and cold morning. Mr. Travis ,
smiling ; said :
"A conc lted stranger came hero to
play the other da ) ' . In n stunning
suit no swaggered out , teed up his blJll
and was 011' .
. IIWhen ho had holed out at No.1 ho
said to his caddy :
" 'Whero Is the next hole , boy ? '
"Tho caddy pointed to n red fiag
some 200 yards awny.
" 'There , sir , ' ho snid.
" 'Ah , ' said the player , preparing for
nn enormous strolte , 'that wl11 just
talto a drlvo and a put. '
And swish went lal eub ) through
the air and a brown swirl of turf nnd
dust arose and the little white ball
rolled slowly nbout eIght feet.
liTho cadd ' smiled and said :
II 'Arc ) ' 0 ta1t1n' the put first , sir ? ' "
Just a Girl.
Many a throne hus had to fall
For a girl.
Just n. girl :
Many n. ldng hus had to crawl !
For a girl.
Just n. slrl.
\Vlllm a h ( > ro ! : oes to war
110 may battle for the right
Dut 'till II\tel\l'r \ \ h ' fnr
' 1'hat ho sallies forth to fight
. For 1girl ,
Just a elrl.
Papa murmurs wllh'dlsmay
" " 'hat ! n girl.
Jus t n girl ! "
Ah. hut whY the sadnclI ! ! there :
Wh ) ' thE : bitterness dIIlI113)'II ?
Some day Rome stronrr man will swear
'J'hat the great round world wus mallo
For that elrl
Just that elrl.
Why dId Adam tnlte the ! .lite ?
} "or a elrl.
Jljst n .elrl.
o would heaven stili he hrleht
And would any Iood mnn care
' 1'0 achlevo It Ie he might
Never c1alm tOI'f'ver thel'
Just It girl.
Glorious 111 I.
-Boolt at the Roral' Dlue.
Strictly Feminine.
"I just met that charming Mrs.
Flasher. "
"You don't say , Dolle ? And how
- did she Inolt ? "
" .As pretty 1)3 over. I ltlssed ber
twlco and InquIred a out her bally. "
" 1\1) ' ! And how was she dressed ? "
"Well , or-rather I1laln. Como to
_ think of It , lieI' set of furs had n very
antique appearance. "
"Indeed ? "
or'Yes , nnd her hat must have been
done ever for two or three wInters.
And her shoes ! GracIous , you never
saw sueh ridiculous heels In your lIfo !
I declare , It Is a wonder her husband
Is not ashamed toTalk along the
- IItrect with her. "
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The nnmo'lull ( > vl11o" 18 understood -
stood to bo 0. corrul1t1on ft VauX 110
Vlro , the nnmo of two 1Ilcturo\l1uo \ vat.
loys In the Docngo ot NormandY , ntul. .
wns orlglnnlly np1 > 1Ied to a song with' '
.worc1s rolatlng to some Diary c. ' : the
( lny. These songs were first com-
posM of ono Oliver Bassolll1 , n puller
In Vlro : they were v01'o : Jopulnr nnd
spread all ever J.'rl..nco , and were
cal1ell by the nnmo ot their n\tlvo !
place ( Los Vuux do Vlro ) ,
TO vmm A cor.1 > IN ONC DAY
Tllh IAXATIVR ullmlO QllllllnGTaliletB. 1Irn-
! ; IAIB rerund mODOr It It talll to curo. : G. 'Yo
OnOV 'tllhnalure 18 on each box. 250.
A Perpetual Nightmare.
Quito , the call1tnl of Ecundor , 13
built Immeillatol ) ' beneath the terrlblo
volcano of Plnehlncha , nnd within five
mlles of the nctunl cmter : whllo nl1
around tower shnllar sm ltlng giants.
Some day a c'cle ot seismic activity
will recur In this region of the glebe ,
nnd the tragedy of St. Pierre anll
Mont Pelce will bo rCl1eatell , buL 011 0.
far vaster scalo.
Lowls' Single Dhulor clgar-rlchost , most.
satlsCylnlt SlIIoIIO on the marlcut. Your
llealor or Low Is' 1"110101'1 , Peoria , 111.
Notice to Church Thieves.
In n church In the east onll of Lon.
don the following notlco Is posted U11 :
"As all the nlms.boxes In this chul'ch
arO regular ! ) ' elllptled , It Is not worth
whlo ! to btealt : thom 0110n. "
Definnce Stnrch Is put up IG ounccs
In n IlIlcltnge. 10 conts. Ono-thlrd
moro atal'ch for the 831110 monoy.
The New Yorlt pollco force Is nfter
a record. It caught a burglar Frldny.
Convictions thnt remain snont are
nelthor sincere nor profound.-Balznc.
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A Trite f..nying.
It b 1trlto tln'ln tlmt no ml\n 18
Blrl1n or thnll hili IItOlllaCl1 , Ur. Plerco' "
Holdoll Medtr.nl Dt cll\'cry strongtho" "
the Btomnch-Iltlts U In IIhn\lo \ to mnke
pllro , rich luv..l-holps the IIVl'r Bhd
kltlnoys to ox 1101 the IIOIHUIIS from the
body nnd thus C1r1:3 both IIvl'r nllll kltl-
noy trollblcs. If you tl\ko thl8' n tural '
blolXl purifier nnt\ tonIc , YOlI will MAls'
your 1I8tcm In IUnllllfneturllll ; oneh etny
11lnt of rIch , red blood , t.hnt Is Invlgo-
rn { Ing to the brain ntHI nervell. 'l'h
weak , TIIII- down , debllltntcd
condition whle I 80 m .I1Y peo\llo \ HulYer .
from , Is u9t1nlly the olTccL of jIOlSIS In I
the blood ; It. 19 of ton hullcntl'd by IIltnplCII'
or bolls apl10nrhllf on the sl"n , lllO faC
becom09 thin /llld the foclhl s "blllo.-
Hr. Plerco's "Dlgcovery" cure . nil blood
humors as willi r.a being 1tOl1lo thnt.
mnke90no viStOrOll9 fltronlt nnd' forceful.
It 19 the only Jlwtloillo ! ll\t \ ) up for sale :
druntllts for IIko e9 hnt
throuRh , ! purpo I
con tal liS neither nlcohol nor hnrmful
hnbit-formllllf ! , 11IUt the only ono ,
every Ingrodlont 0 which hl\8 the profes-
slollal omlor80mont of the leading 11Iedlcul
wrltors of this country. Some of thcse
ondorgomont\ ! ) lulillshed In IIttlo
book of extrncts from stallllnrd medical
works and will bo l1ent to I\ny nddrolS
free , on of rel1l1et. ! tTlorofor hy
lnttor or 1l09tn cnrd , nlhlrosscd to Dr , R. ,
V. Plorco HulTnlo , N. Y. It t01l8 just. '
what Dr. 'icrco'tl1I1elllclllcl ! are mndo of.
'l'ho "WOrdllllr PrnIHO" for the l1ovoTnl
Inltrl'dlonts of which Dr. 1'Ierco's Inrl\- \ !
Clll09 are COIl1\IOSl'd , b ) ' lemlors In nil the
fovernl sohoo \ 9 of medical llrnellco , and
rocommondlng thmn for. the cure of t.ho.
cllson1os for whldl the "Ooldon Medlcnl
DIscovery" Is nllvl l'cI , shollid IlI\vo Cn.r
mOJo w lght wIth the slele and atlllctcxl
than any ILmount of the so-cl1l1ml"tr.stl-
1I10111111 " so cOIHlpleuol191y Ol\lIntr.d before
the hy these who are arrnhl. to lob
the nltrt'lilonts of whloh tllolr medloinM '
are CIII11I101 \ ho Itnuwn. Henr In ml11l1
thl\t the "Oohh'nl\ll'dlcnl DI1covery" hils
TUG lIAnm : OF' JlI1NJ1flTY : 011 every botUa
wrn1per } , In 1\ full list of Its ingredients.
r. Plorro'fI 1'lon1ant ! I'pllots cure con- 1 - '
slillRUon , lu\'htomto the IIvor nlHl reGlh ,
lo.to &tol11noh nncl,10019. \ .
Dr. Plorco's Rrt'l\t thollsanllpRRO l11us- .
trnted Common Sellso MedionI AdvIser' -
will bo sent free 1I1l1or-bollllll } , tor 21 on
cout siamps , or e'oth-bollllll'ror ' 31stnmps. '
Address Dr. l'oreo us nbovo.
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PURCHASE HIs Address
An 100fn Btamps orlilllJCr topa.y postage we will mall yon n. So'\mplo free , ' .
if : , 'on have ncver used : Mnll's . Grape 'l'onic , amI will 0.180 mati you 1\
certificate goo fot' ono dollat. towar the pllrchuso ot more 'l'oolio from
your druggist. Address
MULL'S GRAPE TONIO CO. , 148 Third Ave. , Rocle Ismnd , DL
YOU WRONG YOURSELF TO SUFFER .
from Constipation and Stomach Trouble.
Wby ulTeror take ncedles. chancea wllh con8l1patlon or stomach troubles wben tbero 11 a
perfect , barmless , lIatural , ! .ualtlvo cure wltbln your rencb ?
CONSTIPATION AND STOMACH TROUBLE
cause 1Iood1'0180n , skin dllealel. sick headache , hlllou8neo. . typhoId tOTer. appendicitis. plica
nnd c\'ery kind ot female trouble III well a' Dlany olhers. Your own physician will tell IOU tbat
all tbills true. nut dlln't druor \ I'brlle ' YOUfllfJlt. Ule
MULL'S GRAPE TONIC
the natural. 8tren thenlll harmleBl remcdy that builds up tbo tlnnc8 ot your Ilheltive Ol'laDI
and Iluta your whole S8telllln splenlild coudilion tu overcome all aUackl. It II vcry plealan\
to tIko. 'rbe children like It and It does tb6lJllreat gpod
BI : cent,5O cI'nt allllll.II41 bottles at all drUKIII" ' . 'rbe tt 00 hottle cont. lnl abodt Ilx tlmel
a Dluch as the 8\ cent bottle and about tbroo tlme8 IUImuch u the 50 CCDt bottle. There II a
great lavlog In buylotbu U 00 Ilzo.
MULL'S GRAPE TONIC CO. , 148 Third Ave. , Rock Isl nd , ilL
WINCI1EtTEI !
RIFLE AND PISTOL CARTRIDGES
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Cartridges of all
calibers are loaded by machinery which sizes
the shells , supphes the exact quantity of ,
powder , and seats the bullets properly. By
using first-class mnterials and this up-to-date
system of loading , the reputation of Winchester -
chester Cartridges for accuracy , reliability and
excellence is maintained. Ask for them.
THEY SHOOT WHERE YOU HOLD
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