I
AILING WOMEN.
Keep the Kidneys Well and the Kid. .
neys wm Keep You We1l.
Slclt , suffering , languid women nro
learning the true cause of bad baclts
nnd how to cure
, " j" . them. Mrs. 'W. G.
: , 'J. . . Davis , of Groesbeclt ,
\ ' ) i Texas , says : "Back.
. '
'i4. . nches hurt. me so I
. { ; 1 \ could lmrdly stand.
, , ' $1 $ Spells of dizziness
and sick headache
were frequent. and
the nctlon of the
- kidneys was Irreg.
Soon after I began taldng
Kidney P111s I passed several
gravel stones. I got. wen and the
trouble has not. returned. My back
Is good amI strong nnd my general
heaHh better. "
Sold by n11 dealers. 50 aonta a box.
Foster-Milburn Co. , Buffalo , N. Y.
Every boy has three ambitions be-
tora ho tlnally settles down. His first
Is tD be the snare drummer In the
vlllago blmd. The second Is to be an
Indian kIller and scout. The third Is
to bo locomotive engineer. ' 1'hen ho
forgets about Ulem nnd Is ambltlouH
only to maIm { ff"Jlvlng.
Ethics.
"Do you thInk we will ever bo abl/ !
to communicate with Mars ? "
"My dear sir , " answered the astronomer -
omer , "you surely do not. think I
would spoU pages of magazlno artlclos
yet. to bo written by endeavoring to
prove the contrary. It would be very
unprofesslona1.-Washlngton Slar.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
wIth LOCAL APPLICATIONS.ILA tboy cannot roach
the loat ot tbo dlieLlo. Catarrb II a blood or conltl.
tutlonal dllcue. and In order to cure It you mult take
Internal remedlel. Uall'l Catlrrb Cure II taken In.
ternally , and acte dlrecUy on tbo blood and mucous
lurtace. . IIall'l Catarrb Cllre II not a quack medl.
cine. It wal pl'6o'Crlbed by ono ot tbo bolt pbYllclanl
In tbl. country tor yean and II a regular prclcrlptton.
It II compol6d at tbo be"t tonici known. combined
wltb tbe belt blood Pllrlncr" , actinK directly on tbe
mucoul lurtaces. The pcrfect comblnaUon at tbo
&wo Ingredlenllli wbat producea lucb wonderful roe
.ulllln curlnK catarrh. Senll tor telUmonlall , freo.
, F. J. CImNEY & CO"I'rapI. , Toledo , O.
Sold by Dru llti. price 15c.
\ Take Hall'l } 'amlly 1'11I1 tor conltlpatlon.
r Time to Get DusY' .
Her Husband-I thought. you were
going to visit your mother.
His Wife-And so I am ,
i "Well , ; ) 'ou had better begin to pack
: your trunk at once. The train leaves
1
In 48 hours.-Chlcago Dally News.
I
When Your Groc r Says
: ' he docs not have Defiance Starch , you
' " mty : : bo sure ho Is afraid to Iteell It until -
! til his atock of 12 oz. packages arc
, sold. Defiance Slarch Is not only bet-
tcr lIlIln an ) other Cold 'Vater Starch.
but. contains 16 oz. to the package and
sells for same money as 12 oz. bramIB ,
, RN Merit.
Mrs. Sklmldns-How do you lIlte
your new boarding house ?
Mr. Jobldns-oh ! the rooms are
tnlr , the table Is only tolerable , but the
. , gossip Is excellent.-Hotel Lite.
.lU ' Those Who Have Tried It.
: vc. . wl1l use no others. Defiance Cold Wa-
tel' Slarch has no equal in Quantity
, or Quality-16 oz. tor 10 cents. Other
t brands contain only 12 oz.
. ' Whcn all of the pretty little home
ornaments go Into the daughter's room
the son is very apt to look for hl9
; pleasant things down town.
, . - -
? A CRITICAL PERIOD
f
INTELLIGENT WOMEN PREPARE
' Dangers and Pam or This Critical Period
; o Avoided by the Uloe or Lydia E. Pink.
ham's Vegetable Compound.
IIow many women -
men realize that
the most critical
period in n. wo-
man's existence
is the change of
life , and that the
anxicty felt by
women as this
time draws near
is not without
reasQn ?
'j . If her system is in a deranged condl-
tion , or she is predisposed to apoplexy
or congestion of any organ , it is at this
time lIIeely to become active and , with
I II. host of nervous irritations , malee life
a burden.
' , A t this time , also , cancers and tumors
: r are more liahle to bcgin their destrue-
tiv 'work. Such warning symptoms as
a sense of suffocation , hot flashes , dizziness -
ziness , headaehe. dread of impending
e\'I1 , sounds in the ears , timidity , palpitation -
pitation of the heart , sparks before the
e 'es , irre ularities , constipation , variable -
ble appetlte , wealcness and Inquietude
are promptlj' heeded by intelligent
womcn who arc approaching the period
of lifo when , voman's great change
way be expected.
We believe r ydla E. Pinkham's Veg.
etablo Compound Is the world's greatest -
est remedy for women at this trying
period.
Lydln E. Plnlebam's Vegetable Compound -
pound Invigorates and strengthens the
, female organism , and buUds up the
weakened nervous system as no other
medicine can.
j. Mrs. A. E. G. Hyland , of Chester-
town , Md. , in . letter to Mrs. Pink-
ham , says :
Dear Mrs. Plnltham-
" I had hoon sulfering with displacement
tor years and was passin ! ; through the change
of Jlo. I hl1l1
good dei ot 6OI'enCS9 , dizzy
spells , bendncbes , and was very nervous. I
wro1o you for ndvlce ami commenced treatment -
ment with r.ydillo B. Pinkham's Vl.'getnble
Compound a.1 you directed , and I am happy
to say that all UIOSO distressing s nptomsleft
me , and I have pnss\l sntel ) ' through tbe
cblUlgl.I of IIto well womnn. "
For special advice regarding this im.
portant. period women are invlte ( } to
write to Mrs , Pinldmm , Lynn , Mass
She is daughter-In-law of Lj'dia E.
Pinldll\m and for twenty-five years hu.s
been advising sick women free of
charltc. lIeI' advice Is free and always
helpful to ailing women.
-
-
IT & : PrrLESS SCALES. Par Sleel
. Rnd Wood FrDmes , J2.5 Dnd up. Write
. _ " , liS bdore you buy. We 113\ you I I
" , , = . \ money. Also Pumps aud Wind
Mills. BECKMAN BROS. , On WOlnu , 1011I' ,
. . . .
.
.
. .
, . . . .
UPTON SINCLAIR STRIKES BACK
Author of "The Jungle" Faces Prince of Packers With Awful
, Array of Facts Calcu'nted to Dslroy the
I Infamous Industry.
I
.
In a recent Issue of the Saturday
Evening Post Mr. J. Ogden Armour
makes the assertion that the govern.
ment Inspection of the be\f trust
olaughter.houses Is an Impregnable
wall protecllng the pUblic from 1m.
pure meat , and that not an atom of ,
diseased meat finds ils way Into the :
products of the Armours. Mr. Up.
ton Slncl611' , author of ' 'The , Junglo"
( a terrific statement of pacltlng house
conditions ) , studied the meat Industry
for tvo years , Ineludlng much time
IIpent In the Chicago stockyardB as n
workman ; he Is the best equlppod
outsldo authority on stockyard condl.
tlons. In Everybody's ] , Iagnzlno tor
May Mr. Sinclair makes startllng
and convincing answer to Mr. Ar.
mour's Rsserllon. Commencing wilh
the slatement that J. Ogden Armour
is the absolute and not the nominal
head of the great packing house In.
dustry which bears his name Mr. Sin.
clair says : "I know that In the statements -
ments quoted , Mr. Armour willfully
and dellborately states what. ho absolutely -
lutely and positively knows to be
talsehood9.
That ho might be properly equipped
to descrlbo condilions In "Packing.
town' " Mr. Sinclair worltcd tor a
period as a laborel' In the plant ot Ar.
mour & : Co. , and he tens of sights of
filth and horror such as ho hopes
never to see again , but the strongest.
coincidence of the truth of the claim
that meat unUt. for human teed la put
on the market comes trom a man tor
years superlnt ndent at Armour & :
Coo's Chicago plant , Thomas F. Dolan ,
of Boston. Mr. Sinclair In hlB article i
IlaYs :
"At the time 1 > f the embalmed.beet
scandal at the conclusion of the Span.
Ish war , wlXJn the whole country was
convulsed with fury over the revela.
tlons made by soldiers and officers
( Including Gen. l\H1es aUlI President .
Roosevelt ) concerning the quallty of
:
meat which Armour & : Co. had tur-
nlshed to the troops , and concerning .
the doath.rate which it had caused ,
the enormity of the 'condenl1led.meat .
Industry' became. suddenly clear to
i
one man who Imd formerly super-
vlsed It. Mr. Thomas F. Dolan , then
residing In Boston , had , up to short
time previous , been n superintendent
at Armour & : Coo's , and one of Mr.
Phl1lp D. Armour's most capable and
trusted men. W'ben ho read of the
death.rnte In the army , ho made an
affidavit concerning the things which
were done In the eslabllshment of Ar.
mour & : Co. , and this affidavit he took
to the New York Journal , which published -
lished It on lWarch 4 , 1899. Here are
some extracts trom It :
"There were many ways of getting
around the Inspectors-so man ' , In
fact , that not more than two or three
cattle out. of 1,000 were condemned.
I know exactly what I am writing
ot In this connection , as my particular
Instructions trom Mr. W. E. Pierce ,
superintendent of the beer houses for
Armou _ & : Co. , were very explicit am ]
definite.
"Whenever a beef got past the yard
Inspectors with a case of lumpy jaw
and came Into the slaughterhouse or
the 'Idllng-bed , ' I was authorized by
Mr. Pierce to take his head off , thus
removing the evidences of lumpy ja.w ,
and after casting the smitten portion
Into the tanlt whorQ refuse goes , to I
send the rest of the carcass on Its
I
way to market.
"I have seen as much as 40 pounds
of flesh affilcted with gangrene cut
trom the carcass of a beef , In order
that the rest of the animal might be
utlIlzed In trade.
"One of the most Impol'lant regulations -
tions of the bureau of animal Indus.
try IB that no cows In calt are to bo
placed on the marltct. Out of a
slaughter of 2,000 cows , or a day's
kUling , perhaps onehalt are with
culves. My Instructions from l\tr.
Pierce were to dispose of the calves
by hiding them until night , or until
the inspectors left off dllty. 'fhe little -
tle carcasses were then brought from
all over the pacldng.house and skinned
by boys , who received two cents tor I
removing each pelt. The pelts were
sold tor 50 cents ! ! ach to the kld.glove
manufacturers. This occurs every
night at Mr. Armour's concern at Chi. .
cage , or after each Itilling of cows. '
"I now propose to state here exact.
Iy what I myself have witnessed In
Philip D. Armour'lI pacldng.house with
cattle that have heen condemned by
tbo government Inspectors.
"A worltman , one Nicholas Newson
during my time , Informs the Inspector - .
tor that the tanks are prepared for the
reception of the condemned cattle and
that his presence Is required to see
the beef cast Into the steam.tank. Mr.
Inspector proceeds at once to the place i
Indicated , and the condemned cattle , :
having been brought. up to the tanlt. ! ,
A Stone Darometer.
In northern Finland , so a native
paper Informs us , Is a large stone I
which serves the Inhabitant. 'I as an I
Infallible ba.rometer. At the approach
I
of rain , this stone turnB black or ,
blo.cklsh gray , whllo In fine weather I
It Is of a light color and coverpd with I
white spots. Probably It is a fossil
mixed with clay , and conlalnlng raclt
Balt , niter , or ammonia , which accord.
Ing to a greater or less degree of
dampncsJ In the atmosphere , attracts
1 or otherwillo.-Sunday Magazine.
.
.
.
'I
room on trucks , ere forthwith cast
Into the hIssing steam.hollers and ( lis-
appeal' .
"But the condemned steer does not
3ta ) ' In the tank an ) ' longer than the
time required for hIs remnlns to drop
through the holler down to the floor
below , where he Is caught on a truck
and hnuled bacle again to the cutting.
room. The hottom of the tanle was
open , I\nd the steer passed tlu'ough
the : \perture.
"r have witnessed the farl1 many
times. I haYe seen the beef droppClI
Into the Yat In which a stearn' pipe
was exhausting with n great no Iso so
that the thud of the beet atrlldng the
truck below could not. bo heard. and
In n short time I have witnessed
Nicholas bringing It back to he pro.
pared for the marltct ,
"I h8\'o even marked beef with my
kulfe so as to distinguish It , anll
watched It return to the point where
It started. . . .
"Of all the evlls ot the stocltyards ,
the canning department Is perhaps tire
worst. It Is there that the cattle I
from all parts ot the United States I
are prepared tor canning. No matter I
how scrawny or debllltaled canners
are , they must go the route 'Ot their
brothers and arrive ultimately at the
great bolUng vats , where they are
steamed until they are reasonably ten.
der. Bundles of gristle and bono melt
Into pulpy masses and nro stirred up
tor the cunning department.
"I have seen catttle come Into Ar-
mour's stockyards so weak and ex.
hauBted that they expired In the cor. .
rals , where they lay for an hour or
two , dead , until they were afterward
hauled In , sldnned , and put on. the
marltet fm' beef or Into the cunning
department for cans.
"In other words , the Armour estab. '
lIshment was se11lng carrion.
' 'There arc hundreds at other men
In the employ of Mr. Armour who
could verify every line I have writ.
ten. They have known of these
things eyer since packing has been an
Industry. But I do not ask them to
come to the front In this matter. I
stand on my oath , word tor word , sen.
tence for sentence , and statement tor
statement.
.
"I write this story of my own tree
will and volition , and no one Is reo
sponslble tor It but myself. It Is the
product ot ten years of experience.
It Is the truth , the whole truth , and
nothing but the truth , so help me
God.
"THOMAS F. DOLAN.
"Swom to and subscribed before me
this first da ) ' oflarl1h , 1899.
"ORVILLE F. PURDY ,
"Notary Public. Kings County , N. Y.
"Certificate med In New York coun-
ty. "
The S : I ; : neance ot this statement ,
asIr. : . Sinclair notes , is heightened
by th fact that , IHlblished as It was ! .
In a newspaper of prominence , whose
proprietor Is a man of Immense wealth
and could be reached by the courts ,
Mr. Armour made no move to instl.
tuto suit for libel , practically admit-
ling that the statement was truc.
Mr. Sinclair maltt's the assertion ,
and gives abundant proof , that the
worry Incidental to the "embalmed
beef" hcandal during the war with
paln caused the death of PhlUp D.
Armour , and that millions of dollars
were spent by the pacldng Interests
in the effort to lccep concealell the
truth about the matter. The awtul
mortaIlty from disease among the sol.
dlers during that few weetts' campaign
was dlGtlnctly attributable to the meat
rations supplied to the army. There
seems small reason to doubt that meat
as little fit for human food Is still
being Illaced on the martcct. How
much dlseaBe and death has been the
outcome may be Imagined ,
Summing up the entire facts of the
situation.lr. : . Sinclair concludes :
"Writing In a magazine of large
circulation anll Infi uence , and having
the fioor all to hlmseIr , Mr. Armour
spol\O serenely and boastfully of the
quaIlty of his meat products , and
challenged the world to impeach his
Integrity , but when he was brought
Into court charged with crlmo by the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania , he
spolte In a dlff'ent tone , amI to a
different purport : he aald 'gulIly. '
'He pleaded thIs to a criminal Indict.
ment for se11lng 'preserved' minced
ham In Greenburg , and paill the fine
of $50 and costs , He plended guilty
again In Shenando h , Pa. , on June
.16 , 1905 , to the criminal charge of
se11lng adulterated 'bloc1t\velrst : ' nnd
again he Imld the fine of $50 and costs.
Why should 1\Ir. Armour bo let art
with fines whleh arc of les3 conse.
qucnce to him than the price of a
postage stamp to you or me , Instead
of going to jalI mta other convicted
criminals who do not happen to be
ml11lonalres ? "
The Many Vhtues of Snlt.
Salt puts out a fire In the chimney.
Salt In the oven under baking tins
will prevent scorchluJ ; on the bottom.
Sail and vlnegal' will re1110\"O stains
from discolored teacups. Salt nd
soda are exceIlent for bee stings
I and spldtJr bites. Sail thrown on soot
I , which has tallen on the carpet wl11
prevent stains. SaIt V't on Inlt when
freshly splIIed on a carpet will remove
the spot. Salt tlno-'ll on a coal fIre
which Is low will re\"lvo It. Salt used
In sweoplng carpols Iteeps out moths.
. . .
, .
t , I
DISFIGURING SKIN HUMOR.
'tmposslble to Get Employment , M I
Face and Dody Were Covered with I .
Sorcs-Cured by CuUcw'n.
"Slnco the yenr 1891 I hnvo been
troubled with a very bad case oC oc.
% ema which I have spent. hundreds or
dolars ! trying to cure , nud I went to
the hosllltul , but. they fnlled to curc
me , 1ItHI It. was gottlng worse nIl the
time. 1.'I"e wee Its ugo my wlfo bought
n box or Cutlcurn Ointment and ono
cal < o of Cutlcurn Soap , nnd I I\1n
pleased to say that I n111 now completely -
pletoly cured and woll. It was I1n-
posslblo Cor mo to get om ploy me nt ,
as m ) ' race , head uml body were l.'OV.
cred with It. The eczema first appeared -
peared on tllO top oC my head , and It.
had worled nIl the way nround down
the buck of my neck mHI around to my
throal , down my body and around the
hips. It. Itched so I would he obliged
o scratch It , and the nesh was raw.
I nm now nil well , anll I wlII bo
pleasell to recommend the Cutlcura
Romedles to nil persons who wish n
iJpeedy nnd permnnent cure of skin
Jlseas o" Thomns 1\1. Uosslter , 290 !
Prospect. Street , East Orange , N , J. '
Mar. 30 , 1901i.
I..cwL'I' Hin lo inder - the famous
tmiht c clKnr , I1h\"l\Y8 heat qualltv.
Your llcalel' Ot' Lewill' l.'nclory , Peoria. lit.
Pat's Iden of an Isnnd.
Tcacher-Pntrlclt , describe an Islund.
Patrlck-Shuro , 1111\'Um , It's a place
\'C can't lave widout n boat-PII rlm.
l\lno. " 'IIIRlmy' " Soolhln ! : STI'D ) "
For chlldreu tcotblnK. loften. the Kuml , reducel In.
lIa'DmaUon , allarl paIn. curel wInd colic , 25c a botti. .
Nothing comes so near to "censuro"
as "gootl advlceo"-Jud e.
.
. .
. ' Ii.
.
- - - -
TroublM of Spring Days.
Tho80 nro the da8 when the ohl
hen ts In her work asslstlnJ ; the rad.
IsheR to come up ; when the house dog
begins n system or excllvnting In tlie
flower beds 1\1111 when the nolshhol"s
0111 cow wnlla lelsul'ely acmSR the
freshly prepared lawn , - Chall1\\l\n \
( Inll. ) Oulloole.
Disappointed.
"So Mrs. Nllrlch was holel up Rnd
robhed , 1I0w dill she feel about It ? "
"Oh , sho's fearfully mild. Only had
five cents In her pocket boolt nt the
tlmo , you Imow , anti sho's armltl people -
plo will thlnle she hnsn't nny money. "
-Detroit I"reo PresR.
Just What You 'Vaut.
.
The most comll1ete l lthogrnllhlc.
Map ( SI1.o 32x31 ) of thnt. purt. of the
Wlml IUvcr or Shoshone Inlilan Hesor.
"ntlon In Wyomlnl ; to ho openetl for
settlement. ComlllledIIHler tllrectlon
of ,101111 T. Wertz , I"ormcr United ! I
States Special Allotting Agent for this
Heservatlon-from U. S. Gov't Survo's
showlnJ ; 'fownshlpB , Frnctlonal ' 1'own.
ahhls , Sections , Lots , Mountnlns ,
Rh'ers , Creetts anti Streams , Allot.
ments to Indians , Proposed Hnllroads ,
Prollosotl Irrigation Ditches , 'Va , on
Rends , Trails , Fords , I"orrles , Drldgell ,
DIg Horn , Hot. Springs , Mllltury Post ,
Agcncy , amI prhH.lllal towns near
Reservntlon , Every lIomoseolter ,
Prospector anti Engineer should have
this mnl1 , as with It he can malto hlA
own selection of laml , anti Imow just
whore ho Is at. The above malls can
bo socuroll of S. D. Childs & Company ,
200 Clarlt Street , Chlcalo , m. , at rnto
of $1.00 cache
NOTE.-For Information ns to char.
aeter of land apply to John T. Wcrtz ,
Lander or Shoshone , 'Vyomlng.
Prospcrlty haR rulnCl1 many n mnn ,
but If a fellow Is going to be ruined nt
all that Is the plensnntest way.
- - -
1
-
FAINTINC SPEllS
Cured by Dr. Wlllinmo' PInk Pills , the > >
Remedy Which Actually Makes
Now Blood ,
Aurolllltmaltl11 1.110 l\ntlout \ ahort ot
brenth flO tllnt t hOl'O is ofl\n n. IIOURO oC
Aulfocntion , flI\lItJtilllcH t.hem ill n cough
nl\ll the Hufforer lJoellll to ho goillg into
COURUlllptiou , nt olhorlf there ilf 1mur. .
mur or tllo henrt nlll hem' ! ; IlIRcase 18
funrell. III' the Collowll1 C111O ! severe
fnilltillg Hpolllf were nil I\lnrllllllR HYIIII ) .
toml'esultlllg f1"O\II II too IIttio blood. "
Mrlf. OeOl'go It'orroRtcr , of ' 1 Ourtls
street , \VntorltWII N.Y.,8n8 : "Somo
tilllO nHo 1 toole 1\ IlOnvy collt 1\1\11 it left
1110 III 1Vlll'Y wonle cOllll1tlon , I 110-
CI\IIlO worRO I\I\I worse until l11mlly I
luullltlllJlllin. 1 lost llcRh 111111 I\Pllotlto ,
hl\IIHI co1t1l' nt\l WI\8 Huhjcct t. ( ) t"lLill U ilK'
HJlOllS. 8oll\olllllOA they wou1l1 I\tlnele
mo HUlhhmly 1111111 wOl\1I11'nlI \ to ' .lIof1eo\
with hnrdly nuy wnmillg.
.
.
I hlul lIIl ( ) or 011\ ' beRt phYRlwl\lIl1.
1mb niter ho hlul' hoon I\ttOllll1l1H mo
nbout lIIullth without I\IIY improvo-
1I1ellt in lilY cOIullUon , I (100111011 to 800
whnt Dr. WilIll1l1l ! ! ' Pin1 , Pill > > woulll tlo.
. . 'fho } Jill ! ! , , "oro wol1 Jmuwn to. 1110
for , I\bout two VlIllrll buCaro , lIIombo\'s
of lilY fl\lllily Juul tnllJu tlltlm wit.h the
best 1'oSI11111. I 11001fOllul thnL Uio pl1lH
Wm'o JURt wlll\t I Jll.'cdmt for 1 110011 he-
wm to nQtieo 1\1\ illlprovolllollt.Ctor I
hall tll1t)11 the III while 101l or I WI1"1 cn-
t.iroly un1'od , 11I\(1 wo aJl llOlIovo in Dr.
\Vi1lltlllll' Pill1c 1)11IH 1U1I1 rOC)1II11101111
thom hIHh1 . .
Dl' . WllliIIUIR' Pln1c Pillsnctnl111y 1I11\1m
1I0W 1110011. ' 1'hey tlo t1l11t 0110 thing 11\1(1 \
they tlo It woll. IlIIJlQvol'hdlel 111(1011 i/\
tlefiolullt 111 rl1 ! corllUsulon. Dr. 'V i11 11\111 R >
PIII1c Pills IIIC1'CnAO t.1ll1l1UII\OOr of tJIlI ! ( )
1'011 ( JOrJ1IlHululI 1\1111 il1 thin way { ul\l \
hCl\lth ntlll Htrollgth to evCl'y t.iK.'iuo.
All drnmiKtR Roll Dr. WilIil\lIIR' Pillk
PI11H tH. they w111 bo ! lellt by limn , po1- !
! \ , Oil rOOellt of prien , 60 oOllta per
lOX , IIlx hexes for .i O , by the Dr. 'VIl-
111111I11 1\folIclllo 00. , Snholloctmly , N. Y.
-
. ' " - -
. . -
.
.
, .
,
The Kind You nave Always nonght , and which Im9 'Jccn
in USQ for ovcr 30 ycars , has berne tliO lgnatnro of"
and Im9 becn Jnn < loUluler Ills pcr- .
fonalsUIcrvlsion slnco itsill1imcy. .
I Allow no ono to tlecelvo you in tl s. .
All Oounterfelts , Imitations uIHl " .Just-l1s-good" are but
Experhnents that trIfle wltl1 ntul oIHlauger the Jacu.1tIL of'
Infants and Chlldren-Exlcrienco UgUlllst Experiment. .
PrornolcsDigcslion.Chec uIWhat illS CASTORIA
ness and Rcst.Conlalns neUher
OpiumMorpl nc nor } fincral. .
Oastorin. is n. lmrmlcss substItute for Castor Oil , ParegorIc -
NOT NAn C OTIC.
. . . gorIc , Drops and Soothing Syrups. It:18 : : PlcMant. It. :
. contains neither Opium , l\Iorphino nor other NlLrcotfa.
Rmp ol' ( } { JJrS.WllELHTCllE1l substance. Its ago is its guarantec. It destroys Worms .
1.1in Sml- nllays Feverlslmcss. It cures DIn.rrl1oou , mul Whul
.B tJ - Oollc. It relieves Teething Troubles , cures Constlpn.tion
1 : and FIat1 cllcy. It nsshnlIates the FoOt } , regulates tllO
J : /11J J'wO Stomncll and Dowels , giving JlenIUay mul uaturnl tJlecg.
SUF.r The Chlldren'a Panacea-Tho lUotl1cr'a Frleul.
) lI'm " 14m : , ' "
.
, Ape cctRcmcdyforConsUpllCENUINE ! , CASTOR1A ALWAYS ,
lion. SQur SlomachDiarrhoea f
Worms , Convulsions , feverish-
ncss llndLoss OF SLEEP. 'G1
. .
facsimile signature or
NEW' YORI { .
I
The Kind Yon Ran Always Bought
EXACT COpy OF WRAPPER. In Use For Over 30 Years
nil : CENTAU. . CO..ANy. . , , NUnnAY DTnEET. NEW yon" CITY.
, , . . ' - " ' . . _ _ . . . 'I . ' . , _ fl. " ' . . " ' . . . ; ' : { I. 1 ! . . . 'c. ' . < , , ' - . J. . " - + It
THOUGHTS FOR QUIET HOUR.
Don't call the world dIrty becaule
you hllve forgotten to clean your
plaases.
It your rcllglon Is ot the kind that
an be caRBy hlddeu It can as easily
.be lost.
The only reason some men won't go
to the church Is because the ) ' are not
In lted Into the pulpit.
If you want to make 11 rich \IIan
understand you ml'st touch hlR pocltet.
book.
The people who arc too lazy to pre.
pare nlwaya have a lot to sny ahout
the wa.y the prizes are dlRtrlbuted.
Kicker by Habit.
" 'fhat man began to Itlek the minute
he entered the offire , " aald the hotel
cleric.
"Yell , " answered the pl'oprletol' . "JIb
hehave ! ! as If he had always been used
lo the .worst ot everythlng.-Wush-
Ington Slar
PATENTS for PROFIT
mUlt full , . protect an Invontlon. llooillet anll
Dclk Calendar Filla : . Uillhelt referencel ,
Columunlcatlonl ConD < lentllll. " , tabU.bed ItI1. ;
IhlOD , 1'.Dwlell a : LawroDe. , WaahlDltoD. D. 0 ,
- - - - - - -
OKLAHOMA PUBLIC LANDS 1At , J ;
l..andl , near Lawton , openud b , . ConI/roes to Homo-
&tead tettleruont ! . th\l \ tumlUer ( Jet a 11011I0 In tunnr !
Ioutlliandillye ! , .oan to 1"1"llIpl. : . complolf'l nfor-
matton rOlardlnll Olol'nlll , ! : , 1I0lllohteadlnlt , 'TNm. .
81G. , Oftr C41ntl. C 'l'ItU CO. . Lawlon , Okl. . I
ALLEN'S FOOT cEASE Thlu tUM f.jfl ! c - I
A Cerlaln Cure for Tired , I/ot / , Aching Feot. AdllrCf'8. S. OIOllted ,
DO NOT ACCEPT A SUBSTITUTE. 011 "Crr bOL LcHolN. Y.
- - - - - - -
ON TIME I I
YEAST I ,
is made by the latest and best
known process that experience and
scientific research have thus far
discovered.
Every detail of the m < tnuf < tcture is
under the most ct\rcful supervis-
ion. We gULlranteo absolute cleanliness -
liness and purity to the least detail.
. You can buy a Ten Cake package
of this splendid yeast for Five Cents. I
Ask your rrrocer for it and insist
that he furnish you ON TmE YEAST I
and not something" just as good"
with but 'l C < tJ.es of inferior yeast.
I , Ask Your Grocer for On Time Yeast
i
I - - . - - -
I You CANNOT
CURE I ,
all inflamed , ulccrated and catarrhal conditions -
ditions of the mucous mcmbrane such as
nasal catarrh , utcrlnccntarrh caused
by feminine Ills , sore throat , sore I
mouth or Inflamed eyes by simply I
dosing tile stomach. .
, Dut you surely can cure these stubborn I
affections by local treatmcnt with
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
which destroys the discase germschecks
discharges , stops pain , and heals the I
inflammation and soreness.
Pax\ine represents the most successful I
local treatment for feminine Ills ever
produced. Thousands of women testify I
to this fact. So ccnts at druggists.
I
Send for Free Trial Box
THE R. PAXTON CO. . Boston. l-Ju. .
.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
W , N , U. , OMAHA , NO. 23 , 1000.
Weakness
Women cannot possibly be
strong , while suffering from
any of the diseases peculiar
to their sex. Even if you do
not feet weak , the weakness
of your. system is there , and
is a constandanger. r Put I
strength into your frame
witb
E CARDUI
WOMAN'S R LIEF
It gives you strength , where
you most need it. It reHeves
pain. It regulatesuo.natural
irregularities. It has been
found a most successful cure
for al1 the diseases peculiar to
women. Try it.
At nIl Druddlsts
C15
- - - - - - -
TEXAS FARMS , : . "
_ proJurll' ) emu , oekors . & - .
curlonUwlculi hlunll1. Jno. .O\lcaltrV\lIl1s.1't1x. \ :