Nebraska Newspapers

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they get out ot or.
der It cnuses bnck.
nche , 11 0 n d n c h ( > s ,
dizziness , Inn g U 0 r
nnd dlstrosslng orin.
nr ' troubles. Keep
the Iddnoys well
nnd nIl these sut.
ferlngs w111 bo
saved you. Mrs.
S. A. Moore , proprietor -
prietor ot a res-
' , tnurant at Wnton'lIIo , Mo. , says :
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: "neforo udlng Doan's Kidney
suffered over .thlng from Itldnoy trou.
bles for a ) 'oar and a haIr. I had pain
, In the back and hend , and almost con.
tlnous In the 10hlB and felt wenry
all Ule time. A few doses of Doan's
IGdne ' Pills brought great relIef , and
I lept on taltlng them until In a short
tlmo I was cured. I think Doan's KId.
ney Pills are wonI1orful. "
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For sale by all dealers. 60 cents n
box. Foster.1\IIJburn Co. , Duffalo ,
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i" I. New Use for Gramopnone.
D1'1l11ng natlvo Malay lcvles by word
of c011lmund mnltlCll from a gramo.
I .1I11ono Is the latest Instnnco of modern
h , Ingenuity. Even the Zulu can now
benr his own native songs and war
dances trom records made by a Lon.
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I. don company : who hnve sold moro
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than 20 machines to swarthy warrior I
chlets In South Africa. Follt-songs ot I
the P 'gmles were recently procured.
nnd a machlno has been dispatched to , ,
Lapland tor the purpose. If possible , 0' '
I1rocu1'1ng EsJtlmo , toll.songs.
$100 Reward , $100.
Tbs readers of tbll pApar will ho pleased to learn
that there It at leht : ono dreaded dhoase tllat science
has bcC\1 abls to cure In all It. Itage'LUd ! that II
Catarrh , lIall'l Catarrh Cure I. tllo only pQoItle
cure now lenolt'n to tha modlclIl fratarnlty. Catarrb
beln ! : a c ( ) stltutlunQI dl60alo , require. B coo.Utu.
\lonal t tmant. lIal1'l Clltarrb Cure II takan In'
ternally. acting directly upon the blood aud mucoul
lurfaco. of Ibo "Yllem , tbareby dastroylul { ths
foondAtlon of tbe dlsoaso , aud KIlnl { tbe patient
. .tren\th lIy building up tbe constitution and alShf.o
Ine natura 10 dulolt Its wurl. : . Tba proprietors bs.ve
10 lUuch faltb In Its curat\\"o \ powen tbat tlloy olIor
Oos Uundred Dollan for any case tbat It fall. to
cure. Send for 1I0t of telUmuolals.
Addrell F. .T. CU& &i' CO , . TOledo , O.
Uold by all DrulIiU. ; 730.
T"kG , 1Iall' . Fam11y PIUs for constipatloD.
Rich Crown Has DIBappeare .
A rIchly jeweled crown , which cost
1 , 20OaO , has disappeared trom the
Ichureh at Mont. St. Michael , Rouen.
Ono yersJon Is that It has been stolen ,
another that It has been hidden by
the priests to save II Crom confiscation
by the government.
To Launder White Silk Handkerchlefa.
Do not put white ( lilk hantIlerchiefs in
the ordinary wash , as they are easily
laundered at home. l\lalw a strong lather
of Ivory Soap and water , but do not
rub the enl ) on the handkerchief orIRe
soda. llin e nntI iron while damp with
11. moderately hot iron.
BLEANOR n. PARKER.
The most Important events In the
, average man's career are his birth
and death.
Lewi. ' Sin le Uindcr - the famous
tltraight C c cll/ar / , always best qualitv.
Your denier 01' Lcwis' FactorPeoriI , , Ill.
Somehow It doesn't sound just rlsht
when a spinster aslt ! ! fol' a 11latch.
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: Ur. . . 'VllIslo\y's SooUllnj ; Syrup.
'or ohlldron ' , 'eIIIIJI' , SOrt II' t1 > 8 ( ( Uml , 10 < lOCOI I. . .
Ilallliu&UOD .11.Js &III , ow us WIDcJ culie. 110O a tottJe.
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About two-thirds ot a man's frIends
I\rc enemies In dls ulsc.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
, A Scranton Woman Tells How Dr ,
Williams' Pink PIIs : Made Her
Well and Strong.
j \ . Nervous debility is the common Dame
r' tor what the doctors term uoumstheuia.
.It is chnmcterized by meutnl depression ,
fits of the "blues , " or melaucholr : , loss
of OIJO'1'gy ' nud spirits. The paticn t 's eyes
becolUe dull , the piulc fudcs from the
cheeks , the memory becomes defective so
that it Is difficult to recall dntes and
nnDles at will. Some of these symptoms
only UI Y be prescut or nil of them. 1'he
remedy lies iu toning up the uen'oua
system nucl there is 110 medicine better
ndaptcd for this purpose than Dr.
WillilU1l8' Piuk Pills.
Mra. Jl\no J. Dayie ! ! , of No. 814 War-
rep street , Scranton , Pa" suys : . . Some
years ago I becllIno CI'cntly rednccd in
heaUh ancl . .trcugth nnd my nervous
system became so debilitntel tlmt I feIl
wretched. I could lIot l'Cl > t or sleep weU
at night and woke up ns wenr . nnd
ltmguid in the l1Iol'l1iug ns I wus whell I
went to bed. : Mv hcml nohcll in the
morning 1\1)(1 ) often there wns n pain in
tHy right IJido which wus worse wheu I
8nt dowu. My lIerves were 011 edge ul1
the time , every little 1I0iso bothcred me
amI I " 11\8 gcnernl1y misern1Jle. Tlwn ]
decided to try Dr. WiIlilllIlS' Pink Pills
for Palo People , ns my husballll hnl1 tuloll
them wit h good rcsults , n1ll1 they did
wandel's for 1110. Now I lll\vo 1I01l10l'e
pain iu DIY side , 110 moro helllll1cheR , ]
sleep wel1 and feel stroug aud nble to
do my worlc. "
Dr. Williams' Pinlt Pills curell Mrs.
Davies and they cun (10 just ns much
for other wonl. , pule , niling men or
women who nre slipping into n hopeles&
( leoJillo. They strilm stmi ht nt the root
of nll COlli 111 on discose's cnused by pOOt
uud impovoriH1J'rl hlood.
Dr , WilliaIUs' Piulc Pills nro soM byal1
(11'UJ7gist.'I , or will he Rent postpldd , 011
receipt of prico,60 cHnts 1)01' box , six
boxI > s for $2.60. '
. by the Dr , Willimns'
Medicine 00. . Schcuectm - . NY.
CURES BiDIGESTION
When what yon Clt ma1tes you
uncomfortable it is doing you very
little good beyond barely keeping
yon alive. Digestive tablets are
worse than useless , for they will in
time deprive the stomach of nil
power to digest food. The stomach
JUust be toned -Strengtbened. { : .
'l'ho herb tonIc-laxative ,
, Lane's Family
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wlll do the work quickly and pleas-
nnUy.
Sold by 311 dealers ( t. 25C. and 50C.
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USE FOR MIRRORS.
CAN BE MADE TO SEEM TO IN.
CREASE SIZE OF ROOM.
A Little Care Taken In the PlacIng of I
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Them Will Frequently Work :
Wonders-Should Reflect
Door or Window.
To Incl-caso the nlll1rent ) slzo of n
room there Is nothing better than the
jUdlelous use of mlrrol's.
Supposing that ' hn\'o
'ou \ a glass
. . .bout fi\'o feet high and two wldCIn
a wooden fmme , ' 011 may e111plo ) ' It
most decomtl\'el ' In a sitting room.
MOllnt It about n couple of feet from
the 1100r and arrllnso In front of It n
row of ferns , palms 01' other folla o
plants , concealing the Iots with a
han some box , 1111ed In nt till ) t011 wilh
Cresh moss.
'rho mirror should bo placlJd either
where It will renect the , 'Iew from
the window or else oPl1oslto the en
trance of the room , so that when the
door Is OIJOIIcl1 ono ma ) ' sco the lmll , ,
or passage bo 'oIHl , reflected In It. Of .
cOllrse , the room will not he any larger I
reall ) ' , but the fact that It w1ll appear
so Is n great vol nt , for , as a friend ot
my own saj'S , "If wo cannot have a
pleasant reality at least let us have a
pleasant 1IIuslon. "
I know one house where the dining.
room Is long and darlc , and the only
window gives a VOlT Insnfficlont light ,
saj-S a wrltel' In the Chicago Amorlcan.
Hero an Immense Improvement was
.errected by plac ng a good mirror o\'er
the sideboard at the end of the room I
opposlto the window. :
'rills reflccted the light and the land.
scape seen from the window , with the
rcsnlt that ono was almost deluded
Into the bollef that the room had two
windows , and one certnlnly was not
conscious of the want of an outlet.
TRIO OF MENU FEATURES.
, Good Dishes for a Small Luncheon or
Family Meal.
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Doll rIco In salted water unt ! ! ten
del' ; then drain nnd mix In whllo hot
ono teaslloonful of butter ; then pour
over a sirup In which pears have
been boiled , a muo lemon juice and
preserved ginger helng added. Mold
up on a dish and set away to become
cold. Arrano ! the coolwd Crult about
the mold and In the center ot each
half place a little whipped cream.
A combination of cheeses maltes a
novel stuffinI ; for coler ' . Equal pnrts
of Roquefort , Camembert and cream
cheese are crushed together In a mol' .
tal' . Sherry Is added until the mixture -
turo Is of the consistency of thlclt
mayonnaise. ' 1'hls Is then spread In
the stalks of celery , which have been
previouslY selll1rated and trimmed , It
needed , to suitable lengths ,
Cook one cupful fine cut celery In
boiling salted water until tendCl' , then
drain. Plnco n half pint of oysters In
thell' own liquor III U saucepan over
the fire and cool , until phm1l1ed , sea.
son with saltspoonful salt and a lit.
tlo less peppel' . 1\1lx a teaslloonful flour
with a tablespoonful butter , stir Into
the oysters and add a quarter cup rich
milk. Add the celer ' to the o 'sters.
then pour over buttered toast.
Pretty Curtains.
Very effective curtains may be mude
that are not forevel' In need ot the
washtub and stretching .poles , as are
those at muslin und lace. lluy a. thin
grade of glass-cloth Cor about 21'i cents
a yard. Cut It to hang straight trom
the top ot the window on each side ,
with a. deep hem nt the bottom.
'fhen make a stenciled border across
the bottom , or reaching one-half way
up the curtain , ot a. slmplo design.
Apply the color over the design with
navy blue dIamond dye. Do not trouble -
ble yourself to boll It _ Simply mix a
spoonful of the dye with water. These
curtains w1ll not wash , but tlwy remain -
main clean for u conslderablo time ,
and may be easily shaken to free them
trom dust and pressed whh an Iron.
The Empire Comb.
The ohl.fashloned empire comb In
plain shell has once 1110re returned
to fashionable favor. , Just at present
It seems to be the stylish caprlco for
worn ell with blonde or light brown
tresses to wear these anI ! their side-
combs In dark tortoise shell ,
The durk-halred sisterhood preter
the amber combs , which show to such
an advantage b - force of contrast.
The plain 11Ult ot these combs Is
about two Inches wide _
They are most attractlyo when worn
rather high In the hall' close to the
knot.
Stiffness In hair-dressing seems the
thing to bo especially nvolded , an easy
natural style beingpreferablo. .
Physical Culture.
It should glvo a pOl'fecUy ereet
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poised figure ,
A straight , fiat back.
A broad , deep and capacious chest.
Uplltted , flexible and harmonious
development ot all the muscles.
Perfect ease and grace of movomont.
Marlted muscular powers and endur
ance ,
Splendid health _
Bright , sparkling eyes ,
Perfect digestion.
A love ot activity.
A volco of notable , clear quality and
I power.
9aked Tomatoes Stuffed With Rice.
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Cut a thin sllco : rom the blossom
d ot the tomato , talto out the seed
a.nd 1111 with belled rico and a IIttlo
I butter : balto ono.half hour. Chopped
meat added to rico Is also good , Tomatoes -
matoes stuffed with a dressing of
bread , butter and seasoning Is fine.
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A SMALL THING. "
Do you bollovo In progress 1 Do 'o\t \
bellovo tbnt all the wonderful achlovo.
ments ot UIO nineteenth cellturthe
railroad , the telegraph , the telephone ,
olor-trlo light , kerosene , sowing mn.
chino , ngrlcultural machhtor ' , stenm.
ships , trolley cal'S , etc.-hn mtll10
lito easier 01111 better worth living ? I
do. I bolloyo that n mnn who lives
40 yenrs un'er modern conditions has
oxperlenced moro lIfo ntHl better life
titan Methusalom , though ho hnd IIvod
20 centuries ot bls tlnto.
The triumphs of the nlnoteonth cen.
tury were trlulllphs of hl1l111\11 servlco
-tho placing ot ImowletIgo and the
fruits ot Imowledgo within the reach
of the common man. Every man's
lIfo Is better , happier , moro 1I0curo boo
caURC of them. Wo lIve moro comfort.
able , more soclnblo lives in bettor atHI
moro comfortnble houses because of
them. E\'en the hopeless dweller In
the worst city slums Is moro com.
fortablo In his physical conditions thnn
tbo mlddlQ-clnss cltJ.cn ! of the dars of
George Woshlngton.
In IIttlo things as In great , comfort
nnd convcnlenco have been the legacy
of the "Century ot Improvemon1. "
Paint , In a certalu sensc , Is minor
matter , 'et It gh'es beauty , hoalthful.
ness nnll durability to om' dwellings.
l 'lfty years ago painting was a serious .
proposition , n luxury for the owners
or stately mansions who could afford
the expense of frequent renewals , To.
day rendy mixed paint Is so cheap , so
good , and so universal that no house
owner has nn excuse for not 1eoplng
his property well painted.
A sma ) ) thing , Indeed ; 'et several
hundred largo factories , employing
thousands of chomlsts and skilled
worlemen , are running every day In
the year to Iwep our houses Crosh ,
clean and wholesome.
A sma ) ) thing , yct a can or good
ready mixed paint , such as ono may
buy Crom any reputab e dealer , em.
bodlos the study of generations o !
sltlIed ! chemists , the toll of a thou.
sand workmen In mill , laboratory and
factory. and the product ot n long
series ot special macblnery Im'ented
and designed just to malte that can
ot paint nnd to furnish liS an Infinite
variety ot tints , colors and shades.
It was a wonderful century , that
nineteenth of our cra , and not the
least or Its wonderful gifts was that
same commonplace can of paint.
paint.L.
L. P.
AT THE SUMMER HOTEL.
Experience of Winston Churchill F61'
mlllar to Many.
Winston Churchill In an addrcs3
that ho made In Concord rccently
praised the New HamplJhlre farmer.
"Ours , " he said , "Is a state fitted
above all ethers for a summer resort.
New Hampshire , with Its SUIerb cU-
mate , Its mountains , Its lakes nnd
forests , will In a goneratlon or two
bo ono great plcasure ground-a vast
parle , dotted with beautiful vlIlas , to
which wlIl como each summer fam.
Illes from all l1al'ts of America.
"In anticipation of this many farmers -
ers ere learning to conduct hotels. .
They 0.1'0 bulldlug cottages for sum.
mer visitors. Some of them , too , are
taltlns boarders.
"And I am glad to say that the New
Hampshire farmer Is In a position to
take boarders , because , unIllce the
tarmers In other states that I could
name , ho does not send all his good
things to the city. I once boarded at !
a fine big Carm , but the faro was
wretched-canned vegotablcs , con.
densed milk and so on.
" 'Dy Jove , ' I Bald ono morning at
breakfast , as I pushed my egg cup
tram me , 'these eggs are really not
as tresh as those I get In New York. '
: My tarmer host snorted.
" 'That's rank prejudice on your
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pnrt , Mr. Churchill : ho said. .It's
trom New York that all our eggs
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Ghutly Foreign Pun.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman CaU , the
noted AmerIcan clubwoman , has been
received ahro'.l.d by royalty , and some
of the torelgn pallers have the temerity -
merity to declare that she has n
proverbial rlgl1t to look at a Itlng.
LOOSE TEETH
Made Sound by Eating Grape.Nuts.
Proper teed nourishes every part ot
the body , because Nature selects the
dlfTerent materials trom the food wo
eat , to build bone , nerve , brain , muscle -
clo , teeth , etc.
All we need Is to eat the right kind
of food slowly , chewing It well-our
dlgostlvo organa take It tip Into the
blood and the blood carries It nIl
through the body , to every lIttle noel ,
and corner.
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It S01110 ono would aslt you , 'Is
Grape-Nuts good for loose tceth ? "
you'd probably say , "No , I don't see
how It could be. " nut a woman In
Ontario writes :
"For the past two years I have used
Grape-Nuts Food with most excellent
results. It seems to take the place
at medlclno In many ways , Imllds up
the nerves nnd restores the health
generally.
"A IIttlo Grape-Nuts taken heforo re.
tiring soothes my nerves and gives
/Sound sleep. " ( Dccauso It rellovo Ir.
rItablllty ot the stomach nerves , being
a predlgcsted tood. )
"Uooro I used Grape-Nuts my teeth
were loose In the gums. They were so
bad I was atrald they would some day
all tall out. 81neo I have used Grape-
Nuts I have not been bothered any
more with loose teeth.
"All desire for pastry bas disappear.
ed and I have galncd In health , weight
and happiness slnco I began to use
Grape-Nuts. " Name given by Postum
Co" llatUo Creek , Mich. Get the to.
mOi'S little book , "Tho Road to Well.
rIDe , " in pks. "There's a .reason. "
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Clever Device StC'tlced Run That I
Would Have Deem Dlsastrou8.
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Runs on banks , 118 all the worlll
: (110WS , are ortell sloPlled or l'estrlctel1
! n the olhlost ways.
A rich banlt Imow thnt a run waste
to set In on IL corlaln l\IOIlllay morn.
lng-for It had bocm rob bed or sOl11e
Ilostago stamps 011 Saturday night ,
nnd the robber ' hul : heon omgsorntcd :
In the newspaper I'oports-and It this
run was not Itel1t within rcasonnblo
limits the hanl , would hI' ' 10 to close
itA doors. It h:1I1 : plentj' of money , but
1I0t plenty of cash. It needed : H honrs'
time.
Before sum'lse on Mondt I 1110rnlng
a mall put n frush cent of Imlnt on the
front doors of thu bnnlc , on the wa ) )
pallels. nnll on the COUll tel's. 'rho 1'0-
suIt WI1S that the 11\'Ople who mnclo
the run 011 l\tondnj' 111ndo rather n
wall , of It , Thoj' wl1ntecl their 1110noy ,
but the ) ' l'usl1ed no 0110. On the con.
tl'llry , thej' came on with caution aull
dollboration. So cnroful were they
lest they get paint on tholr clothcs
that It tool , longer to pay err ono ot
them thau It would hl1\'e tnl < en or.
dlnnrlly to Imy Ih'e.
This Is ono of l11any ocld trlcls
whereb ' , In a run , n banI , hns S:1 : ved
itselt from wI'eelc.
Whitt He Most Wished F.or.
John Plslte , the Amorlcan historian , I .
v.-as an ardent lo\-or of music anI ! him.
seU no melln l11uslclan. Furthermore ,
ho was extremely corpulent and felt
the hot weathCl' pnlnfully. 110 was
once deUverlng a course of lecturelJ at
n summel' school In a sl11all city of the
mlcldlo west , The heat was terrl110
and adjoining the house where the
1 ( > cturor stu 'cd was a chul'ch where
an lIl-matchcd but zealous "quartet"
praetlced and Ilerformel1 during all
boUl's of the torrid afternoons nnd
evenings , Ono evening , Deelng the fn.
mous 111an sit for IL Umo unocculllcd
and apparently oppressed by this com.
blned atlllcUon , the young tlaughter of
his hostess attemlJted to divert him by
otterlng him It now novel , then just boo
comins populal' . "I thlnl , 'Tho Choir
Invlslblo' Is perectly splendid , 1\1r.
Fiske : ' said she _ " 'Vould'n you like
to rcad It 1" 1'he historian put Ute
boolc aside , "My dear ) 'oung Indy , "
said he , "the only choir In the world
In which I could feel any Interest at
this moment would bo the choir In.
audible. "
An honest mnn Is not the worse
because a dog barl.s at lilm.-l 'rom
lh Danish.
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Wfl La DOUCLAS
$3.50 & $3'1100 Shoes
OCST IN TIiC WORLD
WLDouglas $4 Gilt Edge IIno
cannotbo equallodatany prlca
To Shoe faltrs : /
W. I. . Dou"lns' Job-
tJlnl { Hou" , II tllo 1U0&t .
cOlDpletol11 thll'ounlry
Iit1ld/ C'ataIOO
BROES } 'OR EVERYBODY AT ALL PRICES.
Mon' . Shoes. C to $ l , O. Boys' Bho s. $3
to $1211. Wompn'u Bhoea. $4..00 to $1,110.
Mlel.'e' & Chlldreu'IISbon , $ Z,211 to $1.00.
' 1' 'V. J. . 1)01l1:1I1s 'VOIlIt'U'S. DUuel uod
ChUdrcllllllhooll ; for IIt'lo , fit pull \Veur
they "xeel other lImkcI. !
If I could tnlo you Into my large
factorIes at Broclcton , Mass.und show
you how carefully . L. Douglas Ghoes
are made , you would then understand
why they hold their shapc , fit bclter ,
\Venr longer , and arc of grcnter value
than any other maltc.
Wherever you Ih'c , ) 'ou enn obtain W. L.
Doujtl s IlIIOCS. 111\ name nnd price b stampcd
on the bottom , which protccts yOIl nsroillst hllh
prlcC5 and InlcrJor IIhoe5. Taku " 0 .ub.th
tutu. Alk yoardel1ler for \ \ ' . L. Dou\huuhoCi \
, nd 1r1l1it upon havln" them.
Fa , ! Color Eyelet , usedt tllel/ will not wear brossl/ .
Write for IlIn trotc < l Catslo ! : 01 Pnll Stylel/ ,
W. L. DOUOLA : ) . Dept. 17. Urocktonl't1I1Is.
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ue Sure You Are Rlghtj Then OoAhead
D'Jn't lake Bny ohlluerl but .ecuru eJp"n : legnl nd.
'let ! on all ' 1u tlvnl ot III' " or equltr. Allluqlllrle ,
Rn5wuruc\ lir. I'urt eOllnsllor , . .eaeh delJ&runpoe
lIy a .paolnl st. Ono quu'tlonll.w. or Ih'e quelUolJt
tor IW. ltowlt'Yllh Jour In'lulry b'I'oHotllcoor
eaprul : : ruoue ) ' order. or blink < Iran on Cblcallo. liD'
cluslollul r addro"ed ItnmlJ"d enycloJ'o for rppl ) ' .
and a olear and toroerulltalornent of tbo In' " bear.
! ' 11 n Ilo [ : l 4 7.WIN"lilIU88I , rrlw : \
au. DellK , 131 I. . B l1e lCreat. ! CUICAUO. ILl. . .
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'FIlC simile Si nnlure or
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CASTO RIA
CAA copyaFAPPER. .
THe OINTAun COMPANY. rsM wanlC CITt.
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NO MORE MUSTARD PLASTERS TO BLISTER.
THE SCltNl1FIC AND MODERN EXTERNAL COUNTER-IRRITANT.
CAPISICUM
I EXTX 1 l ! ! ? vk ! P V NT'
QUICK. SUR . SAFE AND ALWAYS . RP.ADY cur 1 ! FOR PAIN.-PRICR
15c-IN COLl.APSIBLE TUDES-.AT ALL DRUOGISrS : AND DEALERS. 01\
BY MAIL ON RECEIPT OF 15c : , IN POSTAGE S'TAMPS. DON'T WAIT
TILL TilE lAIN COMUS-1UJn ! > A TUDD HANDY.
A : JUbstltuto lor and superior to mustard or 1m } ' othr plaster , and will po\
bllsler the mo.t dellcatu skin. The paln.allayln ! : and curative quail tie : , of
the article arc wonderful. It will stop th , toothache at once , : md retro\'o
Heldacho and Sciatica. We recommend It as Ihe besl and tafest external
counler-Irrltant known , : lbo :13 an external remedy for pains In the che '
and stomach and all Rheumatic , Neuralgic and Gouty complaints , A trial
will provo what wo claim lor It. IlIId It wl1I be found to be Invalul\bro In the
household and for children. Once ucd no family will be without It. Many
people say "It Is the best of all your preparations. " Accept 110 preparation .
of vaseline unless the same carrle3 our label. as otherwl e It Is not gcn ll1o.
SEND YOUn ADD HESS AND WE WILL MAIL OUIt VASeLINE -
LINE PAMPHLET WHICH WILL INTEREST YOU.
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CHESEBROUGH MFG. CO.
. 17 STATE STREET , rrEW YORK CITY
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D h1ty Gr $ p DI'est'
Summer
Sk rlis 0
arc a delight to the refined woman everywhere -
where , In ordcr to get this result ( lea
that the mattrial isgoo , Uta.t it b cut.ia
the latc t fashion and \150
Defiance .
StarchI
in the laundry. All three thlngsnro1m.
portallt , but the la5t is absolutely neces.-
sary , No matter how fine the material
or how dainlily made , bad starch and
poor laundry work will spoil the effect
and ruin the clothes , DEFIANCE
ST AHCH is pure , v'ilI not rot the clotbeJI
nor cause them tl > r.rack. It sells at lee
n sixleen ounce package everywb r" .
Olher starches , much infer/or / , cU at 100
for twelvc ounce package. Insist on
gelling DEFIANCE STAnCH and 'e
sure oC results.
Defiance Starch
CompallY , ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
U.SoNAVY
enlls tl for fou r ) 'eotl JO'IIII ( men of 1:00.1
cbamot"t ltad 10UIlli phrlteul condition between -
tween the nllel or n nllllau : : II I'IHOn lice BCa. .
ro"II ; "llllur"lIlIlIel fur ! LIIVallecluol t1 Ilay
116 to 'jO 11 IIIl/ntll , l lul'tr cIUIIS. muchllll.tl.
hlacklUllthl , l'OJIIprIUllth . y.'oU'n ( cll'lk l.
oupenters. , Ihll.lltlIHI. IIrclllell. Iuulllcinne.
CoOl:8.lIto . botween:1 : nn,1 , .b ) 'CIUI. enlluc,1
In Ipuolnl ro1lll1i : with , ultablc pnn hosJ.llal
1IIIIIIen tleel lij III 2 1elln. HutiroUlcnt un
turco-fou' ' ths pl1) ' and UIlIlWl\no..1 nltH0 ;
yean Ion Ice , I.pllcnDI. IUUI bu ArtlorlelUJ
cltlzons.
'Irst olotblna : outnt free to recruitl , Upoo
d\sawullu \ ! rlnul lIowuncu. CUI1lI ppr mile to
pla..e of enlistment , 1IOIIIUI fuur IIJOinthl' pl. . ) '
anl1Inorealll1 n vay IIpon ro-ollllllmulI' wllhln
four months or dIIOhu.u , tnlc" ut I.I/Ieoln
anlt 1I:1ltlllll' : , Nohrluka AI.o , durrnlltlllier. .
nt " "I Mllln. . . It II Hillur 1'ltY , Int. . , - , Idnll
NAVY RECRUITINO STATIONP O.Bldt..OM IIA
You Ought to Know
nave JOU beu < l abuut our 'll'onderfulltlco 1000nd. .
A Ibat brlof were roycnuc th n any ether Il.udlln
kno" thU thry wl11aho VrodUCII nne ere .
cf corn , oat. , elUIt' . cotton , trult.llnd 'CKI'abl" . r
110 ) 'ou kno" tbat tbreo Dew rallrunal Ilrn Ihla
. . , otlon are lIolnll to maku the Jlrlcu or land Jump r
Wrlto UI I&nd let uisand fulllnrOmlBtlnn.
tV , 'V. IVHOS d : JlIlO. Crowley , L& & .
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W. N. U. , OMAHA , NO. 41. 'OOt\ .
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You CANNOT
CURE
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all inflamed , ulcerated and c.ttarrbal con.
dltlons of the mucous mcmbl'ane snclt as
nnsalcntarrhuterinccntnrrh cau etJl I
by feminine Ills , sore throat , sOre '
mouth or Inflamed eyes by : limply ,
dosiug the stomach. I
But yon surely C:1n cure tllese stubborn j ,
. : .fIcctlons by local treatment with I \
Paxtine Toilet AntiseptIc I
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which destroys the disease germschecK.
dischtr es , stops pain , and hiab th
Infltmmatlon and soreness.
Pa. : tine represents the most succesdul
local treatment for feminine Ills ever
produced. Thoulands ! of women testlf I
to this fact. So cents at druggists.
Send for Free Trial Box
TilE R. P..UTON . CO. . lolltOu. II. . . . .
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$25 000 00 FOR AGENTS. Plu..al
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rrequon , lal s , IHee : " 01ll11lIn1o" , , and blM'prlset
tor.u. dllru' 1Jept.18X.1I1'ma , . . N. T.JUJ.
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