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There nro no whIte soldIers or po.
lIce In DrltlBh New GUlnen , where the
nativeB number 300,000. The govern.
ment conBIBts of 0. DrlUsh ndmlnls.
trator , an executlvo council and the
magIstrates stationed at centers neal
the coaBt. There nro 600 non-officlal
whlto residents.
Ga.rfield Tea is NlI.ture's remedy ror Uvcr
and kidney dlseascs.
Yon don't have to pump the organ
to find out 0.11 the church gOB sip.
THE BEST COUGH CURE
When offered somethIng clso
instead of
Kemp's Balsam
stop and consider : "Am I sure
to get something ns good as this
best cough cure ?
It not sure , what good reason
fs there for for tnking chnnces in n.
mntter thnt mny have n. direct
bearing on my own or my family's
health 1"
Sold by aU denIers o.t 25C. and 500.
t
, The Blues
Do you have a fit of "the
. I blues , " every month ? Suffer -
fer from headache , back-
I ache , low waist-pains , creep-
I ing sensations , nervousness ,
irritabiJitYJ irregularity , or
any disorder of your natural
I functions ? Such symptoms
show that you suffer from
I I one of the diseases pecuJiar
. . , to women. Don't procrasti-
; nate. Take
1
, E CARDUI
WOMAN'S RELIEf
Mrs. Sarah G. Butts , of
White Plains , Ya. , writes :
HCardui is certainly a panacea -
\ cea for suffering women. I
, , was sunk in despair. Death
is no worse than the pains I
suffered periodically. Nothing -
ing relieved me , until I took
, Cardui. Now the pains
\ , ha ve gone , and I am stronger -
, . . ger than in 5 years. " T ty
it for your troubles.
At nIl DruB Stores
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50 % r OHE OREA 1
FROM SAME COWS.
Don't accuse yom' cows of being
, unprofitable. Give them 0. squnl'e deal
and they will pay : rou well. If J'ou arc
not using n. centrifugal
cream separator from 20
per cent. to GO pel' cent.
of J'our cream is thrown
nwuJ' with the sldmmlllc
-just wastcd-nnd the
. cows nceused of not earn-
_ ' jng' their feed. In addition -
\ tion your own time and
1 ' Inbor are being wasted.
. Why not gut 0. DE
. , \ , LA VAL cream separator , stop thes'C
I \ lealcs , o.nd double your profits. A DE
, LA VAL machine mny be boug'ht u on
, such liberal terms thntit will more tRnn
' . enrn its cost while yon are paying for
" it nnd still be good for 20 ye rs more
, of clear profit use. As compared with
" , J other sepal'ntors thc superiority of the
, ' . ' DELAVAL.isseen in the fact that over
"I " , , 700,000 DE LAVAL muchines , ten times
" the number of 11.11 others combined , have
been sold to date. You may lmve nmplQ
trial of n. DE LAVAL frec of 11.11 cost.
. Now is tIle time to get 0. DE LAVAL
while cows lire mnking the lnrgest
product , and savings count biggest.
Write to-day for free entalog'uo and
full particulnrs.
THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR OOt
Randolph & Canal Gis. I 74 Cortlandt Streel
CUlCAC O NEW YORK
TWENTVFIVE BUSHELS OF
WHEAT TO TilE ACRE
I ' Means a pro.
, . ttN due ti ve ca.
51 Q pacity In dol-
" . . . tt iI nN1 ! . ' lars of 0 ve r
f } , . : ( i $16 per acre.
" 'l'hls on land which has cost the tanner noth.
Inl : but the prlco of tlllInl : it. tells its own
story.
The Canadian Government gives absolutely
i , free to every settler 100 acres ot such land.
" Lands ndjolnlnc can be purchased nt tram t6
to $10 per acre trom rnllroad nnd other corpor'
atlons.
Already 1115,000 tanners trom the United
States have mnde their homes In Canada.
For pamphlet "Twentieth Century Canada"
and al1infonn tlon apply to Supt. of Immlgra.
tlon , Ottawa , Canada , orto tOllowlpC authorized
I Canadlnn Government Agent-V" . V. Dennett ,
\U \ : 601 New York Lito Dulldlnc , Omaha , Nebraska.
, ( Mention this paper. )
Big Interest On Your Money
All 1 > rofi ts patti In dlvl < 1ends. Others have
made one hundr'd 1 > cr eont. In snme buslnesll.
Sure Income tor life-and valuable legacy for
faulily. Heal cstate deeded to Philadelphia
trust company tor proteotlon of InveAtors ,
Uenutlfullyl11ustrated booklet and l'Iaper frl'e ,
Wrlto nt on'o , J. L. and D , Co" Vept , 7':5 :
Druxelllulldlnl : , Pblladelphlu , ! ) a.
: I ; : : lh } Thompson's Eye Water
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DISASTER ERASES
CLASS DISTINCTION
EARTHQUAKE.AT SAN FRANCISCO -
CO PLACES RICH AND POOR
ON SAME LEVEL.
SIDELlOHTS ON THE
OREAT CATASTROPHE
W1lionnJro and Pauper Now FrIends
-Duslness Doing Conducted Amid
the Ruins-Heir to Wealth Dorn
on Sidewalk.
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San FranciBco , Cal.-'rhls town IB I
"on the loveI" In every sense of the I
word , writes Richard Barry. You can
I
ntnnd Tar nnd Telegraph
on tlat see I
hill with no obstruction but a few 1
skyscraper skeletons. South of Van I
NeBs avenue It is noL oven a junk heap. !
No moro ghouls are Bhot becauBo there
I
is nothing to steal , nnd they will hayo
to pay JUen to carry off the smnBhed i
brlclts. Husslan , 'I'elegraph and Nab :
hills , which formerly made SUCh !
a magnificent metropollt.nn saddle ,
against the Golden Gate , loolt ns they :
do In the prints of ' 4D , when scrubby I
bUBhes rnmbled across tnelr bnrren
I
faces. They haTe been Bcraped of foul
I
and mlr by a mighty muck ralte. The
I
homes of threefourths of the people
are annlhllateI ( , and ns one walles I
through the desolation he slowly real-I
Izes that the world cnn never Imow
I
what has happened ; that 100 Pompells
would bo swallowed In theBe ruins and ;
that CaUCornla In trugedy , as In all I .
else , has shalten her jaunty flst In the
face of history and written "finis" to I
the , 'olume.
Social Distinctions Leveled.
Yet these smashed buildings and desolate -
elate streets do. not present the slg-
olficmt lovollng. The materlnl loss Is
great , but it does not Btngger the Imag-
Ination. A .few hundred millions w1l1
mend thc hurt and there are mnny people -
plo hero to-day who thlnlt the shalee-
up Is worth the lovollns. Society IB
on the ground , face to fa co. Every
artificial barrier Is swept awny. ' 1'he
I
social distinctions built up In 50 years
have been obliterated with the' same ,
swiftness and finality shown by the
fiames toward the property. The loss
of life Is small , the lOBS or social position -
tion colossal. 'Down to the elements ,
now nothing counts but human loss.
Money has momentarily lost Its purchasing -
chasing power. Servants , luxury , habIts -
Its , preBtlge-yes , amlt " , fcuds , hatred ,
jealousy and contempt have disap-
peared. Humanity Is In the hut and
every ono Is on the lovel.
lIero are a few random Incidents
piclted from the edge of the cataclysm :
Fillmore street , a third-rate metropolitan -
politan artery , has become for the
moment the business center of the
town. Here , In dinky bnlerI s , cheap
candy stores , tawdry photograph galleries -
leries nnd nslguifiuliuL lodging nouses ,
are found all that If ! left of the greatest -
est business Institutions on the Pacific -
cific coast. A sawm1l1 that formerly
employed 4,000 men has Its ofIlcc In a
hall bedroom that used to runt for one
dollar a week. A balwry that employed -
ployed 300 carts before the flre Is operating -
erating out of a hand laundry that was
run by three women. The largest de-
pnrtment store In the west Is being
resurrected from a sOdn , water stand
that has been roughly Imrtltloned , the
front 14 by 16 feet space being used
foranoffice. Ina rear roomof similar extent -
tent the excluslvo heads go for frl-
jeles and coffee warmed over an alcohol -
cohol lamp.
Odd Qunrters for City Officials.
You can see the chief of police In
; an Francisco ns easl1y as you could
see the sheriff of the most backwoods
: ounty In ArIzona. He Bits In the
window of a cornel' grocery and as
you pass on the sldewallt you glance
at his bright face and hear his hearty
laugh. The mayor Issues his orders
! rom the lodge room of a secret so-
: Iet : ; . The superior court Is being
neld In a Jewish synagogue , while the
: lty and county records are burled In
L tomb In the Masonic cemeter " .
The newspapers thr.t on co occupied
he principal skyscrapers In the elty
are being operated from four little
rooms In the sarno blocle , no one of
which has moro than a : lO-foot front
: lr a 50-foot depth. On one sldo of
each room you can see the sign "Sub-
, crlptlon Der1\rtment , " on the ether
'Advertising IJepartment , " while on
each rear wall Is hung a rough sign ,
"Edltorlal Department. "
One Newsp\per Office 1Bedroom. .
One of the most fortuna.e papers ,
Lfter much maneuvering , has managed
to commandeer a second-tloor bedroom -
room , the nature of whose previous
Dccupants Is attested by the notice
still lU\llGlng from the chandelier ,
which rendB , "Don't DIow Out the
Gas. " In thIs tiny room , around two
small tables , IB congregated the : our-
nallstic tnlent that formerly conducted
world-famous organ from a suite of
15 roomB In ono of the most magnificent -
cent buildings In the west.
10,000 Acres Burned Over.
A well-lmown Oaleianil englneor
states that the area dovaBtated by the
fire In San Francisco' approximates 10-
000 acres , or about 15 Bquare mllm ! .
There nro few clUes In the world where
so much valuable property Is contained
In an equal territory. Within this 15
square miles were nearly 100 banks ,
some of the finest buildings In the
world , thousandB of mercantllo an ( I
manufacturing eltnbllshments , Ilnrl
moro thnn 230,000 Inhabltnnts , besides
40,000 tranBlonts , .
It further proot wr. . . oeede(1 of the
lovellng harncter Ot conditions It
might 1110 been Eleon ) "csterdny aClor-
11oon. when "MIIo" D9 Young , of the
Ohronlcle , millionaIre and IJollttco.l
lender , stood In front of ono of these
lIttle offices. Down the street In nn
nutomoblle bOlongltg to ex.Mayor
Jnmes D. Phelan came Abe Rouf , the
triumphant Republlcnn boss. When
ho snw Do Young ho wnved hlB hnt
and called out IL hearty greotlng , tu
whIch De Young reBponded with a gny
snlute. For one not intimate" with
Snn FrnnclBco to fully r'enllzo what
this means he mllst bo told thnt Rouf.
Pholan nnd Do Young are the respoc-
tlve lenders of the mOBt blttor nnll
nntagonlstlc political factions in the
west.
If ) "Ou still doubt that the ml11cnlum
is upon Us go down the street two
blocles to where the relief commlttco
iB worldng 24 hours a day from the :
showroom of a , 'egetnhlo grocer nnd
) 'ou will find Go.vln McNnbb and Abe
Reuf with chairs and armB touchln ,
Inughlng nt the same grim enrthqunke
joke : ! and putting the two craftiest
hends in San FranclBco together for
the Immedlnte relief of the affilcted.
A wcelt nGo ns the bosses respectively -
ly of the Republlcnn and Domocratlo
rnnlts , Amerlcn could hnve afforded
no more strlJdng Instnnce of deadly
tlvalry : thnn would have been adduced
by mention of these two names.
Resurrecti g 0. Dry Goods Store.
From another clgnr Btand whlto-
haired , esthetle Raphael Wen Is resurrecting -
recting the mOBt fnshlonablo dry goods
store In the city. Ho Is old , wealthy
nnd practically retired. He could
easily turn his back on San Francisco
nnd llve the rest of his days , the ono
other plaeo of his delight ; but says
he : "I shaH stay here and Bee It all
up again JUBt as It was-with porhal)9
one difference , It will be nbout twice
ns good. "
Up and down all the streets ono
can Reo curbstone fireB , wllOre the peo.
pIe are cookIng tholr mealB In obedl.
ence to the municipal order to light
no fires In the hOtises. They being
without largo rnnges , small kitchen
stoves , Improvised sheet Iron ovens
nnd the old brlclt Dutch ovens aroused
used nnd from which are turned out
some wonderful concoctionB.
Most of the servants have elthor run
nway or been sent away and the people -
ple who get their own meals out of
doors are among the beBt In the city.
Cooldng their dinners In the streets
may be Been girls who hnve been edu.
cated nt Stnnford , Berkeley. Vnssar
and Bryn Mnwr.
Spreckels Hell' Born on Sidewnlk.
But or all the nstoundlng leveling
feats accomplished by the fire and
earthqualee the most remarlmhlo oc.
curred In front of the Pacific avenue
home of Rudolf Sprecleels , son of the
president of the sugar trust. ' 1'hero
on the sldewalle , behind some screens ,
1\Irs. Spreckels wns safely delivered
of a handsome and health - son. It
Is a free state , everyone beginning
over ngaln , rich and poor allIte. just
as the front ranlc brolco from the line
the da " Oklahoma territory was
opened to settlement.
Not Fnir Shake : Stttrt Agnin.
Young men who can swing n small
capital to-dny wlII be millionaires In
a few years. l\lllllonalres who to"day
nre walltlng the streets mourning
o\'er their Ill"luck will nevOl' agn1n
IJC flush. San Francisco , Queen city
of chance , born of the gambling fever ,
bred of tbe gambling energy , dreamed
out of a gambler's visions of weal
and glory , with a fierce and terrlL
grandeur , has smitten all who loved
her and said to the half million who
had sworn by her : "It's 1\ot a fair
shalco ; start again. " '
Rescue Insane People.
Many storIes of heroism 110 burled In
the rulnB , but some tales that malto the
heart tingle are slowly filtering through
official sources. 'I'hls Is the story of the
noble work performed by Mrs. Kane ,
matron of the Detention hospital , and
Policeman John McLenn , who was d -
tailed there the nigh t of the great earth-
Qualte. 'fhe Insane patients at the ruined
city hall were I < CIJt In loclccd cells , from
which only the ltoys of the stewards
could free them , At the hour of dawll
on that fatal \Vellnesday morning , till }
Btructure In which the courts wore
housed was the tlrst to fall. The weight
tense nervous energeney and the oU1cor
the delentlon hospital , which was on
the ground floor. Steward Man vllle wa
so badly Injured by the Call1n ! ; ruins
I that he died two da 'd lator. Mrs. Kane
and Policeman McLean , however , managed -
aged to rush outsldo to momentary
safetJ" . Both of them are welladvunco < 1
In years , but the nurse Is 0. . woman of Intense -
tense nervous energy and the oUlcer
Is 0. . nan of giant frame. As soon as they
reached the Ollen court thor were greeted -
ed by the tCl'l'lfied shrleles of the Insane
that pierced through the smoltlng ruins
around. They refused to leave their
helpless charges , and both went bacle
Into the chaotic debris.
New Buildings Are Plnnned.
The work of rebuilding San Fran.
cisco will proceed rapidly. Mrs. Herman -
man Oelrlchs of New York hns agreed
to repair the Rlalto building and to
build Ilaln ! on the site of the Cmssley.
She and her sister , Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt -
bilt , Jr. , hayo also stated that they will
lJUt up Bolld ofIlce structures on their
Montgomery street site.
To Ask Loun of Congress.
Congress may bo asltcd to approprl.
ate $100,000,000 to rebuild a new
metropolis on the l'aclfic coast on the
I site of the devastated city , the money
'I to be loan"d on reat estate security
' tor 25 years ILt two per cent. per an-
I
num.
I ThlB project , It Is said , will ho laid
before the president nnd the leaders
lof hoth p01lt\cal \ prUes in conress ! by
I Herbert Laa San Frnnclsco capital.
, after n ( 'onferellce with tbe lead-
ling huslneS3 : lHIU 'Jf the city.
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BUltGljAlt IN llOilEl\lIA \
There were four studios on the tep
IIoor-doublo studios In the front and
at the back , BIngle studIos in between ,
rho middle studios had skylights anll
no windows. In the firet was the
Spanlnrd. In the second was the Ufe
glar.
glar.At
At least thnt wns whnt they cnlled
him-tho burglar , NobodY know who
ho was or where ho came from , so the
other tenants concluded that that was
whllt ho was.
Ho had had th Btudlo tor months.
A few had hnll peeps into It when It
was boln cleaned , tor bo was rnther
1\ neat burglar nnd inslstod upon
: lenn11n ss. They wore astonished at
the luxury of It. at the hangings , the
tap strles-there were even tallestrles.
It was aBtonlshlng to see 0. burglar
with so much taste.
" 1I0 mUBt have about $400 worth
Ql' BtUn : In there , " ' hlsllerel the Spnn.
la\'d In awe , his studio bolng very
IJlnln ,
"Ho stele It , I reclton , " salll the
artist who occ'upled the studio In the
bac1e. "Wo might decorate oUt's in
the snme way If wo would , " he added ,
wIth Bomo moroseness.
It scorned rather IntoreBtlng , Il1l.vlng. .
( \ burglnr under the same roof. The
woman artist in the front studto l1s.
teneI eagerly to tales of this lll 'Bterl.
OUB person told In whlBIcrS In the twi.
light or tbo candlelight and hid her
diamonds In u dlrteront vlaco every
night. She doul.Jle loclted her doors
and felt her hnlr rlBo slowly at each
footstep. It wns lovely , she told her !
frIends.
"I have 'Dovor Seen him , " said the
Spaniard , , "but I bear him como In
over ) " night nt about three In the
morning. "
Sure enough , sovernl nights atbout
that hour the woman was wl\ttenClI by
the stealthy tread of cautious feet.
"Tho burglarl" she wblspered.
"I have never seen him , " snld the
artist In the back room , "but I have
heard him cough. Ho Bleeps aU day ,
:1 : thlnle. Ho never goes out unUl nrter
'dnrlt. "
Of course ) 'ou couldll't expect nny.
thing else of a real burglar. Yet It
seemed strange that he should cnre.
lessly give nwuy his whereabouts by
a cough. Still , the woman artist con.
cluded thnt , c11mblng ever tin roofs
and up and down fire escapes , 0. bur.
glar was as liable to colds as any.
body , and let It go at thnt.
And theh one night nfter four weeks
pr so of 11vlng under the BaDle roofl
she came upon him.
It happenell in thts wlBe. SIre was
often Invited out to lIttle parties
, vhere they whooped It up and stayed
nntU all honrB. She had dressed herself -
self In her llrottlest atld gone to one
of these. It was nenrly three a. m.
when she got home.
It was alwa's too Into for anybod '
to gaze Ullon her when she came home
In a cab , she refiected moocllly as her
escort ceremonlousl " helped her out.
Nevel' in her society oxlstence in New
York whcn Rhe hnd been brought homo
In cnb or dc\'ll wagon had there been
a soul to stnnd admiringly to see her
alight.
She let herself In at the front door
and IJelan lo ascend the half dark
&talrwny. She hnd cllmhed up to the
Eecond Inndlng when she heard an.
other night latchlwy InBert ItBelf in
the front door.
"The burglnr ! " she panted , hand to
heart.
She fell on the top step , plclted herself -
self up and hurried nlong the hnll all
In her whlto dress nnd slippers.
Footsteps sounded back of her ,
stealthy footsteps thnt she seemed to
leno" ' .
"Ho Is our own specldl burglar , " she
thought to herself. "Maybe ho won't
rob a woman who JIves on the sarno
floor with him. "
Nevertheless she clasped her hand
to her only Bunburst , and was very
glad that her gloves were on , so he
couldn't Bee her rrngB.
The last flight of stairs ! The foot.
steps following , following ! Coming
nearer and nearer nnd nearer !
: The last halt !
She toole to running along thlB hall.
She inserted the leey In her door and
looked wlIdh' back over her shoulder
as slio was about to open It.
She forgot to open It , looltlng bacle
over hel" Bhoulder. She Btood percct.
ly stIlI , 1101' hand on the l.cJ' , tor there
coming lulctlJ. ] UIJ the last stairs and
advancIng Into the last hall was a
man In evC'ning dress who were white
gloves.
With a smnll white gloved hand ho
fitted the leey In the door to the bur.
glar's studio. He fiashed a broad ex-
panBe of shirt front for a moment ,
then entered.
, "That burlar ! of yours , " she told
the others dlsusteilly ! when morning
had come , "Is no burglar nt nIl. Ho's
only society man.-N. Y. Sun.
Commits First Crime In Century.
According to a story from Paris , no
man Is too old to begin a life of crime.
Theft of a pa.lr of wooden shoes was
charged agalnBt the prisoner. An In.
vestlgatlon revealed that the man wns
more than 100 years oJd , having been
born In Juno , 1805 , nnd thnt he had
never before , through his long life ,
been accuBed of crime. He was ro-
leaBed by the judges nnd a collection
was taken up in the courtroom for his
benefit.
Jailed for College I > rnnk.
Vormlllon , S. D.-In the distrIct
court hero Elmer Johnson and Richard
Drueschweller IJleaded ( ; llllty to the
charge of rson and wcru sentenced to
five years In the ponltentlary. The
) 'oun ! { men , who were unlverBIt . 8tu-
dent , fired three old buildings here laBt
summer aud said they did It to Improve
the aDDoarbnco of tbo town.
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Librarian's Costly Error. r
Forty 'enrs after the Dodlelan 11.\ \
brnry at Oxford hnd rccelvOlt 0. copy
of th first folio Shapespearo-Ull\t
Is to Rny , In 16M-tho lIbrnrlnn of that
Institution , clearlnr out Bomo "supor.
fluous books , " dumped the first tollo
htho lot nmI nCCclJted $120 tor the
parcel. Now the Bodleian hns 0.
chance of buying It baclt again-tor
$16,000.
In a Pinch , Use ALLEN'S FOOT.EASe.
A powder. It cureB p'\lnful , smart.
ing , neryous feet nnd Ingrowing nalts.
It's the grea + est comfort tllBcovory of
the nce. Mnke ! ' ! It"W RhoOR CMY. A
certnhi cure for swoaUn I feot. Sold
b . all drumlsts , 25c. TrIal pncltngo ,
FlUtE. AddreBs A. S. OlmBted , Lo
Hay , N. Y.
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College Girls nnd Frankfurters.
The collega girl Is a lover of
that peculiar deloetnblllty , traultfurtor
aausnges. Ono ot her favorite moth.
ndB of conBumlng them Is to boll
thom in her challng dish [ 11111 Bervo
thom up nB the piece do reBlstnnco
wtth ollvoB nnd cronhlCll potatoes.
Another way Is to broil thom on hnt.
pins ever the gns.
Smottors nppreclnto the quallt } . vnlllo of
Lewis' SIIIklo : Hinder cl llr. Your denIer
or Lowls' l' uctOl'y , Peorln , Ill.
A man never renllzes what ( \ small
potato ho Is until his wOlIdlng dny
rolls around.
1\11'11. Wlnllow' " I'IIIothlnl ' : A.ro1' .
! for children toetbnlt ! , 10fiODt tbol1l1U1 , rodncol too
UammaUon , allaytl'aln , curOI wind ( .ollu. 250 a boWa.
DiseaBo alwnys nHnclts the wenle.
cst spot , whlclIs porhnps why so
mnny ! ; et a cheM In the hend.
Thel't ! h mora CAlarrh In tbll eollon ( It the tOuntry
than all ether ,1I ea'oll'u togelher , and nn1ll the la.t
1e"ll' yean " , as aUPPoAod to bo tocurable. 1"or II grOit
tnany yearl docton Nunouncfdlt " localdl.eaae and
prucrlbed local rDllledlc. , ano1 by con.UlIlIy 1alllni
to oure "ll'lth locat IreMlllfnt , pronollncfd It Ineurabl .
Bctenco baa pronu CAlarrb 10 bo a con.1I1ullonal dll'
ule and tberefore requlreaconlUtnllonallrealment.
nall" Catarrh Cure manUfactured by 1".J Cheney
' " Co. , Tolfdo , Ohlo./I / tbe ouly COIIAllluUonal cure on
tbe market. It II taken Inlfrnanylndolol from ID
dropi o II leMl'OlIIful. It acil dlruclIy on tbe blood
and mucoul ollrfacu Of Ihe ly.lulII. They offer one
hundred dollar. for Any co.e n fan I to cure. Ben. !
tor clrculan IInd leaUmonl"IA.
AddruAI } < ' , J. C1mNI \ ' " CO. , Toledo , OWo.
Sold by DrulIKhlo , 75c.
Taka lIall'l l"amnyl'1II1 for cOOltll'ation.
The toper who mixes his beverages
belloves that It Is never too'lato ' to
blcnd.
Garfield Tca the herb laxath'c , is mild ,
effccti\'c , hcalth.giving-a fRuitless prep.
I1rntion. t curcs eOllstil1 tion.
Patlenco Is. a lIearl that Is orton
found \tIlprollllsll1 wnters.
READ AND YOU WilL lEARN
That thl' ! Icalllnt ! medlcnl wrltor:1 nnd
teachers o { all the so\'el'l\l schools o {
practlco ond'Jr o 111111 I'flnmmCJlll , , In the
strongest . terms pnsslbl't'al'h 111111 every
Ingl.udlent entIJrln Into thu COmloslUon )
o { Dr. Plercn's Gullion h'llll'ni Dlscovcry
for the cmu o { weal , : : Ilomnl'll , Ilyspollsln ,
catarrh o { stOlnal'1l , "lIvcr complnlnt , "
torpid liver , or blllonsnp : : J. chronic bowel
nffectlons , ntHl all CllllIl'f11lt1 diseases o {
whatever rl'JlolI , nnmo 01' nature. It Is
also a spccllll' romptly { or 1111 l\ll'h ( 'hronlc
or lonl { stullllhll I'IIS"S of calal'1'hlll nlTec-
tlons IInd thph' rl'sultllnls , liS llrollchlal ,
throat anll hlll 11I C1ases ( OXCl'pt consumption -
tion ) accompallied wllhU'pru ! cou h8. It
Is not so Rood fOl' acute coltls I1nd COURh8 ,
but for IIngl\"lng , or chl'ollic cases It Is
especll1l1y 011lcllclous In prt1lluclng Ilor.
fect cures. It contains lilacl , Chorryhark ,
Golden Seal root , 1IIoO\ll'Oot , Stone root
Mnndralo root nml Queon's root-all 0 ,
which nro hlghlr IJral5ed ns rOll1ellles for
all the nbovo montlolled nlJectlons b ) ' such
omlnent ml'dlcal writers nnd teachers as
Prof. Bartholow , o { .1elTorson 1\Iell. Col-
lCfo : ; Prof. 11111'0 , or the Unlv. of } ) I1. ;
Prof. 1'lnlor ! Elllnwood ! , t. D. , of ] len-
nett l\ted. \ Collee ! , C'lh'aljo ! ; Prof. .10hn
KII % J\l. D. , Illto of Cincinnati ; Prof.
, John , 1\1. SCml < lerj : \1. U. . late of Cincin-
natl ; Prof. Edw n ; \1. lInIn. 1\f. D. , of
11l1hnOllll1l1n 1\led. Collrgn. Chlcugo , nnll
! 'corl's ' or others cllIlIlIy ( IJnlllent In their
sovernl schools o { ' .
'rho "Goldon Mel leal Uscoverr" ! Is the
only medicine lIut 1111 for 111110 through
druggists { or lllto IJl\rposes \ , thllt hns any
slIch 1JrofcH81oJlnl On Ol"Sellll1nt - worth
moro than nnr nllmhm' o { ordinary tostl.
monlnl . Open pllbllcltr o { Its forllluin
on the lIottlo wrIlllpcr Is the host posslblo
Hual"llntyor Its merits. A glance at this
published formula will show that "Golden
Medical Dlscoven" " contnlns no polson.
ous or hnrmful n ( ! nts anti no I1lcohol-
pure , trlplo.roflned ! { Iyccrlno
bellllt IISOI hlltcad. Glycnrillo Is entlroly
unobjectlonahlo amI heshlos Is a most
usoul III retlhmt In the cum o { all StOIll-
ach liS well us hrollchllll , throat ami lung
nfToctions. ' 1'111'1'0 Is the hlho ! t medlolll
authority { or Its use In 1111 such CIIles.
' 1'ho "DI covery" Is IL concelltratpcl glyc-
eric extract of nntl\'e , me lclnal roots
and Is sarn I1n(1 ( rollllilin.
A 1100l < lot o { ox tracts from I'mlnullt ,
medical authorlllol , endorslll ! ; Its IIIJro-
dlent 1II11111J(1 ( fret : on requcst. Address
Dr. H. V. I'lerco , ] Iul1'alo , N. Y.
PATENTS ior PROFIT
mUlt tully protect . nil IlInntloll , Hooklet nn
DeAk C:1\1 : 11I1"r I.ltlt : : . Jlhhett rcferullcc ,
Commun"'ullou8 " conlhlcnllnl. 1'arnblhhCll' ; 1M" ! ,
I1UOD , Fenwick & : Ll4wrenco , WlllhingtoD , D. U.
" ' . N. U. . Omllhll. Net. 18-1000. .
THE GREATEST [ 000
The most perfect food that hns ever been prepnred Cor man , woman and child Is
DR. PRICE'S
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
FOOD
It Is absolutely clean , pure nnd wholesome. All thnt is needed to do Is to make
n Cnir test of its merits by nctualuse. You will In this way discover for yourself
the benefits to be derived. 'fho s'stem's needs are satisfied , ns It contains the
Inrgest nmount of nutrients necessnry Cor the malntenallco of health and liCo.
No breakfast Coed cnn compare with it.
Pnlatablo-Nutritiouo-Ensy of DIJo Uon : md Ready to Eat
Can bo served hol. Put In a h t even for n 'ow ' minutes ; or cook In bolllna milk io a mush.
i . FO Y
m 1 , , t. r : I
n. II Juu , ' . , . . oC 1J.utl
lootO B ignam SqUS
MANY PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE
Lydia E. PlnklJan' s
VfllIolab/o Oonporilfd
TIle wondertul power of Lydia E.
Plnlchnm's VeA'etnl110 Compountl over
the ( U8en8es of womnn1dlul is not because -
cause it Is n. stimulant , not. beeo.u80 it ,
is n pn1llnttvo , but simply bccnt160 It is
the most wonderful tonlo o.nd fecon-
structor ever ( U8covercll to net. directly
upon the generntive organs , posltivoly
curing dlscuse and rcstoring lleo.lth nnd
viA'or.
Mnrvolous cures nro reportetl from
nIl pl\rls ot the country by women who
ll ve been curcd , trnlned nurscs who
hnve witnessed curcs nntl physicIans
who have ft'coA'nlzcd the vlrtuo of
Lydln. E. Pinlthnm's Vcgctnblo Compound -
pound , nnd are 11111' cnough to give.
cretllt where it Is due.
If physicIans dnrc to 110 fro.n1c nud
oponhumlretls of them would nclcnowl-
cdgo thtLt. they constnnt1 . prcscrlbe.
Lytltn. E. Pitllchnm'R VCA'etnhlo Compound -
pound in severe cnses ot fcmnle 1118 , oa
ther lcuow by experience it. can O ro-
Bel upon to effcct 0. cure. The follow-
ing' letter proves it.
Dr. S. 0 , llrighnm , of 4 Drlgluun
lar1c , Fitchburg , Mass. , wrHes :
lilt givcs mo rent p1t'Rl\lro to nay tllnt I
Ilnve tnulld Lydlu B. I'Jl1l.hnm's Vogolabla
COlnp < ? uncl 'Vory cmcnclolls , nnd often '
8crlho it in Jll ' "rnetll-O tor femnle dl 1cul l'r .
" 1.1) . otdost I " nllghtor fonnd It very beno -
elnl torn tl1lnulotrollblo Rome time uloJlUldmy
youngcost dnughtor Is now tllkln it ror 1to. .
mille wenkncss , nnd Is Burely gtUlIJII { ; In hcn1th
nnd stroll1th.
"I trooly Rllvocnto it ns n most rollnblo fIP.O"
( 'Iflo In nU ItiSCIlSC'1I to which women nro BUb-
joct , nnd Slvo it honest CndOl'50111ent. "
Women who nro trouble wIth pnin-
fu1 or irregulnr periods , bloaLtng ( or
flatulenoy ) , wenlmcRB of orgnns , dls-
placcmen Ls , inflnmmatlon oruleerntion.l
can bo restored to perfeet hco.llh anCi
strong'th bytalc1ng Lydia.E. Pinleham' ,
Veg'otnble Compound. If mlvlco Is
noelled write to Mrs. 1'inlchllm , nh
Lynn , Mass. She fs ( Inughter-ln-laW'
ot Lydln. . 1'lnltha1lnnd for twenty.
five years hns been Ildvistng sick
women free of chargo. No other livlnlr
perSOn 1mB had the bellcfit of .
wider experience in trenting fC1D 1
Ills. She has guided thousands t
henllh. Every liuffcringwomnn should
Rste for ntHl follow her ntlvicu Jf 1 10
wants to be strong nud well. '
That Delightful Aid to Health
axt 1tt
Toilet Antiseptic
Whiten/ ; the teeth-purities
month and breath-cures nasal
catarrh , flOl'e throat , sore eyes.
and by direct ) \ CUres.
all inllamcd , n \ cerated and
, catarrhal con llions cau5ed by-
fcminine ills.
Paxtinc pos esses extraordinary
cleansing , healing and gertm-
cidal qualilies unlike anything-
" else. J\t all druggists. So ccnts.
LARGE TRIAL PACI AGE FRBR
Thp R. Paxton Co. , Boston. Mass. .
W Ii l. DOUCLAS
$3.50 & $3.00 SHOEStrE '
w. L. Douglas 54,00 Cllt Edge Llno.
cannot bo oqualled atony prlco.
i\.OOUGLo1s
5HOES
ALL
PRICES
.rO'F
'i .L. o " 'If . 'E"oS' . . . . .o
l.
'
; IoS'
IoS'oS'
oS'l'3
l'3
fSTABUSHED
.JULY 6. 1616.
CAPITAL $2.500.00
W. L. DOUGL'r. MA/CES & SELLS MORl !
MEN'S $8.fjJ SIIOE.OJ T/MN AI/YOTHER
MANUFACTURER TilE. WORLD.
$1 0 000 nEWAnD 10 anyone who ean
J disprove this statement.
tf I COIIIl ! tllke YOllll1to mv three large fuctorle.
at Uruckton , II1I1SS" 011I1 show YOII the I"tlnlto
care with which every pnlrof shoes Is malle , you
wOIIIt realize why W. I. . ! S .l.S0 sl1oeo
ceRt morc to milke why they 10111 their shnpe.
fit better , wear , onger , unll lire of greater
Intrinsic valli. , th. . " IIIIY other $ J.SO I'hoe.
W. L. DouD/n. Sirono Ml1.do Shoo. ( ' ) , . .
Man , $2. O. $2.00. DoYtJ' So/.ool &
I DrcsBShoos$2.60$2$1.7fjI. l
, CAUTION.-ll18lat 111'011 huvlnl : W.I..Doug-
11\8 Hho"H. ' ! 'lIku 110 sllhRtltlltO. NOllo Ronulu.
without his 111111\0 1I11 < lI.rlco stnlllpoll onl. ottolD.
. FaJt Color fyelefs , ed : thel ) will /lot wear brasllj .
. Wrlto tor llluHtmtml C"llIlo ! : .
\v. : r. . uouor.AS , IIrucldun , 1\11111. .
" , r" oS'lgnaturo '
on Or/ 'lOll
; :
90 . . .c.ef
Dr. Price , the famous food expert , the creDtor of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder , Delicious
I J1lavorlng JxtrDctl , Ice Cream HugDr and Jelly Desserts , has never been compelled.
1I0twlthbtandln etrenuous Food laws to chDIIio : DI1Y of his products. 'Ehey have alway.
Icol orm04 to their requirements. Th , s Is DD abllolute cuarantee of their quality IIDd [ lunt7.