, A
,
, . Fortune for a
Cat Squelcher
"A fortune , " snld Mr. Crlptongs ,
l'awn1tQ th" man who can Invent some
slmplo , Inoxpenn\'c ! nnd officaclous
way c : koeplng cats from howling at
night. some cffcctlvo antlcat that any
man eould bring Into use , In any
neiGhborhood , on occnslon.
. "In this advanced ngo throwing bot.
tics nnd bootjacles nnd old shoes at
ho offendinG cats seems a crude and
lInsclontlfic method and then It Is In.
offeetual. Why , I have Imown a cat
to bo hit square In the midriff and
nctuallylmoel < ed off a fence by a larGo
ntHl heavy nnd fairly thrown IIesslan
-or It might have been a Wellington
-boot nnd not only to escape bolng
! Lnnlhllated or oven sllonced by the
snmo , but even to emit at the Instnnt
at the boot's Impinging upon It
shrioltS louder tlum an ) ' to which it
had given vent before. Uecoverlng
Itself from the ground and scrnmbllng
up on the fence again , It gave forth
lonG , waving , ear.plerclng , blood.cur.
dllng , halr.rnlslng screams , to which
all provlQuD screams seemed but as
the gentle murmuring of a lute.
,
"No. You see , the cats have got
so used to boots and bottles and boot.
jaclts and brlclts-slngular , sort of ,
Isn't It , that all the things wo throw
at cats bogln with the same letter , the
letter 'b ? ' Ever think of that-havo
got so uned to thom that they pay no
nttentlon to them whatever unless
they 0.1'0 actual ! ) ' hit , and hoW often
docs that happen ?
" 1 forget how many tons ot lead It
takes actually to kill a soldlor In bat.
tic , and the prol10rtlon of misses to
hits is about the Barno-larger prob.
ably , really-In throwing things at
cats. 'fhlnk of the frightful waste at
ammunition In this warfare and then
'consider that In this war on cats when
we do hit the mark it only makes the
cnt scream the louder !
"Oh , my , no ! Bottles , bootjaclts ,
boots and bricks are moro than me.
dlaeval , they are positively ancient
and worse than useless as a mcans of
warfare on howling cnts. True , we
. derive a certain satlstactlon trom
hurling these missiles , but that Is the
only result ; they do no good , atld
, what wo really want now Is some.
thing effective.
'There Is the cat guard , composed
of strips of wood with long , sharp
spikes sticking up through , which wo
f nail on the tops of fences to keep cats
away , a good thing as far as it goes ,
but there's the rub ; It doesn't go far
enough.Vo live for a year In ono
neIghborhood where everybody
, around puts cat guards on his fences
'and ' where wo hear no cats , but then
wo taay move to some other neighbor.
hood where nobody puts up cat guards
and the cats reign supremo.
. " 1 won't attempt to describe to you
their wild walllngs and sweeping
screams. . 1 couldn't , for that matter ,
if I tried. And why should I anyway ,
when we-that is to say , the people
. .i. IIvlllg in the block around this ran go
ot back yards-are hero to suffer ?
I' When that mldnlght-or it may bo 1
I or 1 : 30 a. m-concert begins , the
I whole block wakes aqd shudders and
'then gets mad and some dwellers
there are around that try to stop it.
: "I hear a wIndow go up somewhere
and I know that somebody is sticking
! his head out , and then I hear him
I p\ying to the cats as fiercely as ho
.1 . can between his clinched teeth : 'Ssst !
I l' sssst ! sssst ! ' but even In my anguish
' \ } . " this nlways malees me laugh , tor ) 'ou
J might as well try to stop a comet by
. slsslng at ft , and , in fact , I think it
makes the cats laugh , too.
" " " 'ho3. pretty soon , the cats lceep.
.
. ing on howling , wo hear something
' slam against the fence with an old.
. ' , . time , familiar clatter-It sounds like
a boot or a brush or a bottle , thrown
' .
IHobably by some old man sticking
i to old.tlmo ways , but as far as pro.
uch1g results Is concerned , it might
as well have been thrown up In the
ail' . And then-
" ' '
'Oerzoom !
"That sounded as If It might have
been a chair or a table or even are.
frigel11tor or something like that , for
It strycle the fence with a mighty
crash and shook every cat off to the
ground , and then for a brief space
thol'O WaS sllenco , but a minute later
they were all Ul ) again , screaming
their \\'elrd , walling , waving scream
10Ullea' than ever.
"And then somewhere down the
hlock-bless you , my brother , I'd IIko
to 1,11ow you and shalco you by the
lumd-thero Is a man who l1res a gU1
-it may bo ouly a pistol , but It
1'jnt1 Uke n gun-to frighten the
cats.
. "It'a . singular auout the effect of
gun-somotlmc3 the cats onlY
11m , ( the louder when they hear it ,
but sometimes at the report they stop.
And that has suggested to my next ,
door nolghbor , a somewhat sanguln.
ary man , Umt we might rig up a gat.
ling gun in the yard or 0. mitrallleuso
or somothlng ot that sort , where It
would sweep the fence tops and so
uctually rid these yards ot cats for'
aver , but when we came to thlnlt this
over seriously , rofiectlng that maybe
the maltor ot the cannon could glvo
no guarantT about where the bullets
would stop , wo reluctantly gave this
UI ) .
"So noW wo are Ilractically right
whore wo were , wllh the cats stili
I1owllng. And Is there no Inventor who
can flso to this occasion , and not tor
ur benefit alone , but for the bonoflt
- , pt all and to his own great profit as
\ \Voll dovlso somothlng that will stop
cats howling nlghts-Chlcago Chron.
Icle.
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HE MADE THE OPPORTUNITY
Hoyt Educator Succeeded In Desire
to Address Students.
A distinguished cduCI\tor ot Boston ,
who once visltod n western college
during examination week , was , for
some reason or ether , not asked to :
nddrosR the student , ns ho had ex. I
pectetl ho would be. In chapel ho I
was mo 'oly requested to lead In pray. I
cr , which ho did In this wlso : I I
"Bo pleased , l'1\thor In Heaven , to
b111do the steps ot the president. of
tbls colloge. 'rhou knowest that h ! ) I .
" , , .as a clasInato ot Th ) ' dorvant , 1\ j
.
graduate ot the cla:1s : ot ' 84 , taking
high bonors. 'rhino e'e hath loolted I
with favor upon the bapp ) ' cholco that
resulted In his appointment , with the I
consent ot the trustees , I1S the head
ot this institution. Thou Imo\V'st Ito I .
that the students of this college ought
to loolc upon him as n. friend as well
n3 their president. ' 1'hou Imowest
that thy S3rVI1nt Is well pleased 'Ith
the high gtandards of scholl1rshlp
hero l1rO\'alHng and with the \'Ight.
, eousness and lo'alty of the stu.
dents. "
I Innllr , to the Intense delight ot
the ctudents. the visitor concluded his
prayer as follows :
"And I thank ' 1'900 for this oppor.
tunlty to addre:1s : the students of this
college. "
BACKACHE IS 1 < IDNEYACI-tE.
et at the Cause-Cure the Kidneys.
.
Don't neglect bnckache. It wilma
YOU of trouble In the ltldneys , Avert
the danger by cur.
Ing the Itldneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
J. A. Haywood , a
well Imown resldtJnl :
of L u f kin , Te . ,
says : "I wrenched
my back working In
a sawmill , was laid
up six weelts , and
fro In that tlmo had
pain In my Mclt
iYhenover I stooped or lifted. The
rlno was badly disordered and for a
long tlmo I had attacks o [ gravel.
After I began using Doan's Kidney
PlIIs the gravel passed out. and my
bacle got we.l. I haven't had bac1e.
ache or blad er trouple plpce. "
Sold b ) ' all dealers , 50 cents a box.
Fostor.l\1I1burn Co. , Buffalo ; N. Y.
Strange Story-But True.
F. L. Vandegrift has a new story.
It Is lIIustrative of the marvelous fe.
cundlty of the English sparrow.
"I was pending Sunday with the
Dumont Smiths , at Kinsloy , " said
Van , in recounting his oxperience.
"We had been up late the night before -
fore and I was a trifie drowsy. I sat
out on the front porch listening to the
church bells and gazing off into the
1II1mltablo space that lies between
a shortgrass town and the horizon
beyond.
"Presently 1 dropped my hat Into
a bed of virginia creeper and dozed
off to sleep. I could not have slept
more than an hour , for the children
were passing the house on the way
from Sunday school when I awoke.
I rubbed my eyes and glanced over
at my hat. In It sat an English spar.
row brooding a setting of eggs. While
I slept the sparows had bunt a nest
in my hat , the mother bird had laid
a full complement of eggs and had begun -
gun the work ot hatching them.-
Kansas City Journal.
Wireless Telegraph In Canada.
A Do Forest wireless telegraph sta.
tlon is being constructed at Sault Ste.
Marie , Ontario. It will have a ca.
paclty of sending and receivIng 600
miles over land and 2,000 miles over
water in daytime. This system is beIng -
Ing extended all through Canada and
to the Pacific.
Another Triumph for X.Rays.
So s\tccessful has the application of
the X.rays been In the tratment of
children suffrlng ( rom ringworm , that
the Motropolltan Asylums Board , Lon.
don , has been enabled to discontlnuo
the use of ono of the two institutions
reserved for such cases.
DUBIOUS
I
l > , bout What Her Husband Would Say. '
.A 1\Ilch. woman tried Postum Food
Coffee because ordinary corree dls.
\gred wtlh her and her husband. She
writes :
"Hy husband was sick for three
years with catarrh of the bladder , and
palpitation of the heart , caused by
coffee. Was unable to work at all
nd In bed part of the time.
"I had stomach tronblo , was weak
and fretful so I could not attend to
my housoworle-both ot us using cot. i
ree all the time , and realizing It was I
harmful. I
"Ono morning the grocer's wite
said she believed coffee was the cause
ot our trouble and advised Postum.
I toole it home rather dubious about
i what my husband would say-he was
fond ot coffeo.
"But I took corroo right off the
table , and wo haven't used a cup of
It since. You should have seen the
change in us , and now my husband
never complains ot heart palpitation
I1ny moro. My stomach trouble went
away in two weeks atter 1 began Pos.
tum. 1\Iy children love It and it docs
them good , which can't be said ot
coffee.
"A lady visited us who was always
halt sick. I told her I'd make her a
cup ot Postum. She said it was tasteless -
less stuff , but she watched mo make
it , bolllng it thoroughly for 15 min.
utes , and when done she said it was
splendid. Long boiling brings out the
fiavor and food qualltr. " Name given
by Postum Co. , Battle Creek , Mich.
Read the IIttio book "The Road to
Wellvillo , " In pkgs. "Thero's a ren.ftCD. . "
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"HE WHITE RIVER COUNTRY.
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In the opinion of ono who has lTtlV-
oled much and observed closeh' , the
most truly nnd rIghtfully contented
people In the United States to-tlay are
the SUlaU landowners In what Is
Imown as the Upper Whlto Rlvor Coun.
'try ' , anywhere from Newport , Arlt. , to
i Carthage , Mo. They are contented because -
: cause U1elr surroundings are ideal nnd ,
until recently , the great , unensy , dls.
quieting world , with Its artlfi lal needs
and inadequate compensations , has
been to thorn but IIttlo morc tanglblo
than n dream. Hero , stiU edstent ,
and by renson ot their ycry rarlh' at
this day nnd tlm'b ' moro delectable
than In the past , nro the conditions
which have ever appealed with Irre.
slstlblo force to the Indopemlent.splr.
Ited Anglo.Saxon. Every man Is the
SUllromo ruler of his own IIttlo 111'in.
clpaHt ) . : nclmowlcdlnr ! : no master
sa\'o the law-and possibly his fem.
inlno helpmeet ; cringing to 110 om.
plo'er ; asltln { ; no favors from the
world , save those that his neighbors
freely extend and expect as freeh' in
return. Ho Uves ill a latitude where
the extremes of heat or cold are never
Imown , and at an altltlulo that Insures
perfect health. The richest bounty
of Nature has been showered uJon
him with \lIlslJarlng hand , but it Is a
question whether ho 11101'0 than dimly
realizes the fact. 110 accepts as n mat.
ter of course the fertllo soli which
produces In abundance every cultlv.
able growth common to the north
temperate zone , the surrounding for.
ests of yaluablo woods and the undor.
h-ing stratas at precious minerals , the
sprIngs and streams of translucent
purlt ) . on over ) ' hand , the wealth ot
fish and game at his very door , such ns
less favored 1110rtals annually travel
hundreds of miles to find. Ho is con.
tentcd , b t small credit Is his for that ,
for how could ho well bo otherwise
than content ? It is sad that such
idealistic conditions ma ) ' not con.
tlnuo , but it Is written that the pres.
ent possessors of this favored land
must soon glvo 111aco to others moro
appreclatlvo of its incomparable fea.
tures. A railroad has recently cut Its
way through the best of this region ,
and the unaccustomed rustle ot banl
notes and chinle of colll111 eventually
tempt the hlll.dweller to Imrt with his
birthright. So it has always been In
the world'a history-tho good things
that are ours without prlco Invariably
pass from our Imnds before wo come
to understand tholr valuo. The \Vhlto
Rlvor country will shortly bo dlscov.
ored anew by a class of Immigrants
bettor capable of judging Its posslbll-
Itlos-the men who seek modest
homes where the "lay ot the land"
will effectually prevent crowding by
too close neighbors , where their cat.
tle can fatten on free range , where
the wealth of forest and mine awaits
development by Intelligent worltcrs ,
and where the game and fish offer en.
joyablo recreation to all who have
leisure an Inclination for sport.
DIAMONDS IN UNITED STATES
Stones to the Value of $300 Found In
Single Year.
Never in the history of the United
States has there been such a demand
for diamonds as there was in 1905.
Largo quantities were imported , but
the country produced none.
In HI03 It produced diamonds to the
value ot $50 , in 1901 It had an output
worth $100 , In 1900 its production was
valued at $150 , and In 1S ! ) ! ) the count
try boasted natlvo diamonds to the
value ot $300.
Diamonds have been discovered In
the United States in four different regions -
gions , but tholr actual place ot 01'1.
gin Is unlcnown , All ltave been found
In loose and superficial do posits , and
all accidentally.
It Is not at all Improbable , how.
ever , that some day the orIginal
sources of this queen of gems may be
discovered. The high price ot dia ,
mends has made the receut search for
these precious stones in the United
Statcs and Canada keener than ever
beCore-Sclontific AmerIcan.
Alum Baking Powder la Wholesome.
Dr. Herman Reinbold , the export
Gorman chemist , in a recent omcial
report concerning Bal.lng Powders ,
declares that a pure alum baIting pow.
der is better and less Injurious than
the so.called cream of tartar powders.
He Z:1)'S : that If the quantity of alum
contained in a su1llciont quantity ot
baIting powder for a. batch ot broad or
cakes for an ordinary family , bo con.
centrated to ono mouthful ot teed ,
and talten into the stomach ot anyone
ono person , no matter how dellcato ,
it could do no harm. On the contrary ,
alum Is wholesome In proper quanti.
ties. This Is undoubtedly the reason
the State ot 1\1lssouri qulclely repealed
a law that prohibited the manutacture
ot the most wholesome of aU baIting
powdors. So much for Alum Baking
Powdors.
California's New Idea.
A California ostrich farmer Is Ilbout
to open a branch tJffico In London ,
" , here ho will have a collection ot os.
trlches , and Incredulous eustQInera
will bo treated to feathers cut direct
from the backs ot the ostriches , man.
ufacturoo under the customers' eyes ,
and sold to them across the countar
"at a Drice they never heard of. "
Training School for Elephant. .
There Is a training scbool for elephants -
phants at Api , In the Congo State ,
where 28 elephants are taking lessons.
The training operations have produc.
cd encouraging results , says the 'I'rlb.
une Congolalso.
Beginning of Great Industry.
The first woolen cloth made In Eng.
land was manutactured about 1380 ,
though it was not dyed and dressed
by the English unUl 1667.
Cupid occasionally bands out some
cold ltorage lovo.
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ERRORS I\BOUT THE WHITE
HOUSE ,
To the Editor :
1 notlcCtt somewhere rceentlY-I
would not SlJosltl vely UlIlt It wns In
your collllnns-nn I\rtlclo 011 the Whlto
House which contained Doveral mls.
statements.
In the first place It was stated the
Whlto House was first Occullled in
IS09 nUtI that Its first occullnnt W:1
Presldont Madison. 'fho fnct Is , Its
first occulJant was Preshlent Adams ,
who toole Ull his reshloneo there in
1800.
The original mansion was begun In
1793. In 18H. It was burncd by the
BrltlBh and robullt In ] 818.
Another of the orrol's In the artlelo
roferrml to was the statement that
reailY'llrell1'ed ) : paint Is used on the
White House to malto It benuUfull ) '
whlto.
I noticed this ospeclally because I
ha\'e used consldorablo ] lalnt m'self
and wondered that "canned" Imlnt
shoultl be used on such I\n Important
bnlldlng when ( \11 lInlntel's 1m ow thnt
pure white lead and linseld 011 maltl'
the b.sl ! paint.
It 10 hall)1enod ) also that I Imow
whlto lead and linseed oil-not re\y. ]
mixed Imlnt-wero used on the Whlto
House , bcca so I had just read a bool. .
let published b ) ' n fil'll1 of road "mlxed
paint manufacturers who also manu.
facture } Juro whlto lead. In that bool.
the manufacturers admitted that fot'
the Whlto IIouso nothing but "tho
best and purest of paint could bo
uscd , " and said tllIlt their pure whlto
lead had been celcetcd.
Above all peollo ) , those who attempt
to wI'ite on historical subjects should
Sh'oIS facts , oven If It Is enl ) . a date
01' n statement about wood , or bricle ,
or paint , or other building material.
Yours for truth ,
L
Charity by Machinery.
Poor Man-W'u'd ) 'e bo so Itlnd ,
sir , as to stop n moment ! It was you ,
sir , that saved my wifo's life lant
year by glvln' mo n dollar fer sarno
medicine. Please , sir , sho's sick
ag'in , an' the same way.
: Mr. IIIghmlnd-I have recently
been convinced of the folly of Indls.
crlmlnato giving , and I now dlstrlb.
ut by donations through the Bunl.
ness Men's Charlt ) . trust , organlzod
fOl' the purpose of Investigating each
case. I loft a dollal' with the secretary -
tary not five minutes ago. Go and
him ' stor ' .
tell ) 'our )
1\11' . IIlghmlnd ( un hour Inter-Ah !
Did you go to the secretary , as I di.
rected ?
"I did , sir , an' he gave mo n five-
cent pleco wid 0. hole In It. "
"Eh Ia that al1 ? "
"Yes , sir. I told him about your
dol1ar , but he said the ether 95 cents
was lcclt ) for salaries au' expenses. "
-.N , Y. Weekly.
BABY COVERED WITH SORES.
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh Un.
less Hands Were Tled-uWould
Have Died But for Cutlcura. "
" 1\1y little son , when about n ) 'ear
and a half old , began to h:1vO : sores
como out on his face. I had n physl.
clan treat him , but the sores grew
worse. Then they began to come on
hl arms , then on other parts ot his
body , and then one came on his clst \ ,
worse than the others. 'fhon I called
another physician , Still ho grow
worse. At the end of about a year
and a 11ll1f of suffering ho grow so bad
1 had to tlo his hands In cloths at
night to lccep him ( rom scratching the
sores a'nd tearing the flesh. He got to
bo a mere slololon ; : , and was hardly
able to walle.My aunt advised mo to
try Cutlcura Soap and Ointment. I
sent to the drug store and got n caIto
of the Soap and n box of the Oint.
ment , and at the end ot about two
months the sores were all well. Ho
has never had any sores ot any kind
slnco. Ho is now strong and healthy ,
and I can slnceroly say that only for
your most wonderful remedies my
precious child would have died from
these terrible sores. Mrs. Egbert
Sheldon , R. F. D. No.1 , 'Yoodv1lle ,
Conn. , April 22. 1905. "
French State Monopolies.
State monol10lles are more than
ever in ( ave l' in France as n means
ot raising revenue to the prejudlco of
private enterprise. A commltteo of
the chamber oC deputies has been ap.
pointed , with a forolgn minister ot
finance as chairman , to collect InCor.
matlon on the posslblo working ot
monopolies on sugar and petroleum
refining , the rectification ot alcohol ,
and Insurance.
England Mourns Dairy Butter.
The London Times asserts that gen.
ulne dairy butter Is a thing past pray.
ing for , Four.firths ot the population
ot London , the Times assorts , have
never seen It In tholr lives. The so who
know what It Is have great dl1llculty
In procuring It , and cannot obtain It
In many cases at any price. What Is
called genulno butter In London , the
Times says , Is blended and l'oworked
buttor.
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ErOMI1IY 19 the roa 1 to wenlth.
PU'l'NAM } . 'ADl Ll Sn Dyg9 \ UIO
l'oml to economy.
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The man who pla ) ' the favorite
doesn't alwa's win by 1\ long shot , .
Smo1ers npprrci\to : the qll\lit : ) . vnllle at
J-cwi i"Rlc Hinder ciRnr. Your denIer
or I.ewis' l"nctm' ) ' , Peorin , 111.
A 1:11'1 w1ll forglvo n fellow If ho
kisses bor , hut never It ho Itoosn't ,
. . , ' . .
Mr. Wlnllny' Roothlr\ll' Ryrnl"
For chlhlren aeelhlnjt , lotl.nl Iho II""U , rN1u. . In.
Il = maton , r : . p.1l , CUrci wind collu. II wtUo.
Treanured Tlcketo of Leave.
Amoug the late l\llchaol Davitt's
most trcasUI'ed 110ssesloono were two
gilt frameD , each ot which contained
a tlcleet of lea\'o which wl1n grantetl
him nttor ho had se\\'etl a term ot
] lenal sel'vltudo for hiD beloved conn.
try.
Lincoln Dental Collee. [ ]
Associated with the State Unlvor.
slty of Nobraslm , whel'o all classes In
the sciences tal < o their worlt. Amlllo
01UI111101lt ] , un Ivers II ) ' stluulal'tls , mini.
mum tUltioll , Member of the Nntlon.
aI , and nil credlta acco1tod. ] It will
] In ) ' ) 'OU to wrlto [ 01' slloclal announco.
ment. Atlth'ess the Dean , Dr. CI.tlo
Davis , Lincoln , Nob.
Seamen Given Privileges.
A marrla o bill IntrodueOtl in the
nrltlsh ] larllamont allowD the mar.
riao : of II senntr\n to talto place b ) ' II.
con80 In the dloceso ot thl' ] lort where
hiD shill Is l'lng , It ho has been 1res ,
Ident for 16 days on the ahl1 ] or 1ll1rt.
Iy on the DhlatHl \ partly on shore
within the dloceso.
Laundry worle nt borne wou1t1 bo
muc'\ more satisfactory If the right
Starch were uBed. In order to get the
desired surfnoss , It Is usually necea-
sary to use so much starch t11at the
beauty nnd fineness of the fabric Is
hidden behind n paste of varying
thlclmcss , which not only dostroya the
appearance , hut also nffects the wearIng -
Ing quality of the goods. This trouble
can be entirely overcome by usIng Defiance -
fiance Starch. as It can bo appllol (
much moro thinly because of Its greater -
or strength than other maIms.
Beware of Servlan Dank Notes.
There Is dlsnmy In the Sorvlnn min.
Istry ot I1nanco. In the atron , ; room
In dOll1\rtment , In slIeclllc safe ,
were stored the engraved plates from
which Sel'vlan bank nptes were
strllck. These 1lll\t09 were engraved
In Paris amI cost a sum ot .c lGOO.
All these plntes have within the past
ter , days been found to be stolen
from the sato , without any vlslblo
Blgn ot the safe having boon tamlerod ]
with.
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The Orealut Boarding College In tht World
University of
Notre Dame
NOTRE DAME , INDIANA
IV , , , 'Ia'anlll Iw Jillnlll 011 , . IllIdmll
IllId ) ' and ollllId",11 tI'at'l IIItl1llt/t'u
18 Building. 75 Profcuors 800 Stnden"
COIINOO In An lent nnd ) fodern l..nll'lIlIl : " " In .
1 ! rl h : : ' I" r.\I \ 'L : ! , ' I..C'I . ' t'El r , le ( 1 0 F : ; :
neelnlt. Archlr'elure . , LAw , 81IUllhlludlIook.koop.
Inll' , T'I'e.wIUlIg ,
SPCCIAI , nl'l'AnT ' IENT FOIt DOYS
uw :1t : TIllItT'EN
TERUS , BOlrd , Tullion. Ind Laundry. S400.
Send ten cenls ' 0 .ho . Rrglllr r ror Cllllouo
37,500,000
PEOPLE DIE EACH YEAR
In the Unlte.1 fHatce , : llon. . . mora thnn : t mil.
11011 die yearly frolll preventable dlsellses.
GOOD HEALTH
teUe why Ihese stnriling facte exist. 0000
ttUALTtt Is Ihe ohle t health journal III the
worill. n bllhaJIII untely llIustrnted and nbly
edited mnSRdne : for Ihe homo. 'rllC price Is oue
dollar a''cnr. Sincle copies ten cents.
Selld twenty.five cents anll this advertisement
for a trial three moulhs' subscription.
GOOD HEALTH PUBLISIlINO CO IPANY ,
DATTLE CREElt. MICH.
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TUrv10HS CONQUERED
I EHIOUS OF ftATIfNS } AVOIDED.
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UnQunUficd BuccolJ8 of Lyc11B : H , PmJr.
I ham'o Vegetable Oompouiid in the
I Cano or Mro. Fannlo D. II'oc.
Ii I
i Ono of the rcatcst trlnmWlsof LydlB
E. 1.1nlhnl1\ Vcgelnblo G mpouud 10
the conqnerlng \\'omnn's dread on.
, cmr"Tumor. .
'I he Jrrowth of 0. tumor Is 60 sly tlm t
frequently Its prcsence Isnot'Sttsp cted
uutllit is fur udvn.nccd.
So.enl1cll . . wnmlcrlng polns" may
como from Ita early stnucs , 01' tIll )
In'esenCl ) of tlnnuel' may be mndo 111nnl4
fest b ' profuse UJonthlyporlo s , ncc m.
panlcd by unusunl pain , fl'om tIle
uhdomen through the groin ntHl tltlJrhs.
It j'OU huvom 'sterlous pains , If thcroJ
01'0 hHUcl\tlons of illl1unm1l\t1on 0dlBj .
plneemont , " 'rctlro n bottle ot I.ydlo. E.
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l'inltlmm's Vegotnblo Compound l'lgbt !
away nml bel ln Its URO.
Mrs. 1'1nlchum , of J'ytln , l\rCtss. . w111
rlvo'OU 1101' ndvlco If 'will
, ; \'OU you wrlto ,
bel' uhout'ourse1f. ; . She Is UIO dnugb-
tcr-in.lnw of I.Ylllo. E. Plnlcbum und
:1'01' : twenty.flvo ; yenrs hus been ndv1sln ' ,
slelc W01110n free of chn.rgo.
Dcnr MI'J. Plnlhnm- :
II I lrtlco the Itbl'rty to congrntulnto you on
UIO llUCCCSS I 111\\0 h"l with YOUl. wOlHlortul
modlclno. m htccll months ngo my t > oI'1 ds
IitoJ1X'1I. ] Shortly ntter I felt to 1IntHy Jati
I sulJmllto < 1 to n tlJorongh oxntullll\tlon liy "
physlclnu nud wns tolll tlJat I hrln tumor
mJll would hn\"o to Utlllcrlo nn npcraUo\l. \
II Soon I\nol'I rend ono or your QllvcrUsc-
menta nnd dc'ltloll to Ivo L'llIn E. Iluk.
hnm'R Vrgetablo CompoUlJlI trlnl. Acter
h\ldul ; flvo bottles as dlrccro < 1 the tumor fs
ontlrcly gono. I hl\\'o 1I00n oXnlnlnet ( by IL
l'h"siclnn IIml ho 6I1Y8 I I1l\vo no 111111..1 ot IL
Ulnar now. It. 1109 nl o hrought II1Y } 'lCrl fls
nrolll\l ( once Inon' , l\ul , I nm entirelY'
" 'ell.-Fol1ulu D. l ox , 7 Chestnut Strcer. .
DrtUlforll , I'a.
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U. S. NAVY
olilists tor tour , "enrs ) 'o'lnA' mon ot Ilood
ehlunolor nml sQund IIIIrlteul condilion bo-
tlTOOIi thu alles 01 IT 01111 : : ; UI nl'llrenlleo sea.
1t101i1 nflllUrlUlllllel ror Ollvalleenll\II'1 )
' 16 III 'iO n . "UIIUI. ltlectr1elnns.lUlloblnl"B.
blaekBmlths. cOI'I'er lIIll1ls. ) 'colUon ( clerk I ) ,
O < lfl'clilors , ohlll , III.Hft. IIrornclI ,
cooks. 010. . IIetlTeen 21 nl\ll 1 , ( , , " ' ' ' IIIUftlClnns\
In SI'OOII" ratlnlts WlUI8uILabln IHI11 hnspltal
nPI'ron Ilel'S III lO 23 ) 'carR. ltellrumont on
thrcu.uullh8 pa ) nmt oJlowonces ottcr W
"cors 80nleo. .AI'IIIClllIIs1nUSt bo AlllorlcaD.
CI ! I r IOlh"llf onlnt tree to rocrults. Upon
dl'IChaflrO Iravol aliUll'llnco 4 oonlsllu 111110 to
. , Ia.o 1\1 onll811111'III , IInnllY tOlll"mnllth8' pn )
nlHllncr(1nhO In pay UpOIi rO-01l1l011ll0n1WIUlln
IOllr 1II0lllh8 < or IlisollnICO. Onlc" " Ot Ilncoln
unl UIIMlrllt8. Nchrulm. AI80lIurh\Yllller.
ILt ! Ips Molno' . 111"t Hlnllx I1Ily : low" . .lllre'ft
I1AVY RECRUITINO STATlOl'lP.O.Bld ' "OHAUA
, You CANNOT
CURE ,
a11 inflamed , ulcerated and catarrhal con.
dltions of the mucous mcmbrnncslIch a
nasal cntnrrhuterlneentnrrh caused
by feminIne Ills , sore thront , sere
mouth or inflamed eyes by simply
dosing the stomach.
Dut yon surely enn cure these stubborn
af cctons ! by local trcatment with
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
1vhlch destroys thc disease germschecks
discharges , stops pain , and heals tl10
Inflammation and soreness.
Paxtlne rcpresents the most successul
local treatment for femlnlno Ills evcr
produced. Thousands of women testIfy ,
to this fact. So cents at druggists.
Send for Free Trial Box
THE R. PAXTON CO. . Boston. Mas. . '
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Whent. OObo.bet. pcroDrG ,
ViWINTER ClltlllOllIO end .aDlplcl 1'111I:11I : ,
SI. . , 8. . . C. . Un " .K. Lac. . . . . . . , n. .
W. N. U. , OMAHA , NO. 35 , 1906.
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Let Me Send You a Package of
Defiance Starch :
witb your next order of groceries and I will g arantc
that you will be bcttcr satisficd
with it than with any starch you
have , ever used ,
I claim that it has no superior
for hot or cold starching , and
It Will
Not
Stick
to the
Iron ,
No chcnppremhuns Bra gtven
with DEl"lANCE " BTAUCU ,
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but YOU om' mm.T Inn ) donG
Fen YOUIl MONJY : thl1n of trny
olber brllnd.
DEFIANOE STAROn costs
100 for 110 10-oz. p:1ckngo : , Bnd I
will refund your money it it
litlcl./i to the Iron.
Irru'y 'ours ,
, rOJ'msT JOnl'l ' ,
I The Groc.erlwa
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J.anre STICK T.o
TIlE IRON
STARCH .
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