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, Mal1Y ohservors have nolod f""o
i . . largo num er of .Jows In the collcg6o
t- : ntHI profe8slonnl Bchools at AmorlcR ,
r , nnd hnvo prollhoslcl1 thnt In tlmo . .
Im'go prollOl.tlon of the members ot
rr r ; the 10nrnol1 profosslons w11J ho mon of
, Jowlsh doscent. Sumotltnos they hav ! . '
: : talltod nbout the uuporIOl.It ) ' of tbo
Jowlsh Intellect. Ono of the 1II0St
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, nol-od .Jows In Amorlcll hils IntolY d '
nlel1 thnt the mon of his race nro BU'
perlOl' to the mon of ether mcos. 110
snys thllt ovcry ono l1oslt.os the thln s
( thnt nro wlthholll , nnl1 that the wa )
to mnko the fnmlly live Is to confront
It with hnrdshlps nnl1 persecutions.
. ' 1'ho hnl'llshll18 110veloll the ) IOWaI'll
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wlthholl1lng of ollilorlunlt )
. mnlccs opportunity hlghl IIr17.Od. ' 1'ho ,
dovolop/llont of the .Jows In Amorlcn
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proves the 1I'lIlh ot these /enemllzn. /
.tlons. ' 1'he rnco hns sufCorel1 pOI'aecu.
t tlon mId is hardy. It hna not onjoyoll
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freedom of Ollorluull ) ) ' In Iho old
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world. When it comes hero it rushes
for the Creo schools , the law nnl1 the
mClllcul 11001es , ns , n thlrsly anlmnl
, plunges into n str am and ravels In
the cooling walora. Ono dOls ! not
neel1 to look to the , Jew alone for
proof thllt early donlnl of opportunity
Imalecs it prIzed , romurlCfJ the Youth's
'Companion. ' It ia the countr ) ' hey ,
: Ispondlng his youth where the field Is
Jimlted , and drenmltl ! ; of wldor worlds
to conquer , who rises to the top in
the city , 'fho city is to him not a
place for nmusement , hut n IIlnco for
worle : nnd ho concentrates his minden
on his huslness whe.'ll ho secures em'
plo'ment In town , whllo his cltJred !
competitor too often dlsslpntes his
energIes by the mnuselllcnts that are
nt hand Cor the dlstl'ictlon ot the In.
dlfCerent as weIl as' Cor the relnxa.
tlon ot the industries. ' 1'ho suresl
way to make n hey IIrlzo things 10 to
deny them to him until ho hns earned
them. Circumstances train men by
den'ing to them various Irlvllcges
till they wrest. them Crom an unwll.
Ung fate , '
Dy recent loglslatlon l rnnco talces
the lead of nil coulltriea In the 111'0'
tectlon which It affords to workIng
men and the provision which It makes' '
for their Cnmllles , A worlm1l\n in the
dlsclmrgo ot his duty doCfJ 1I0t now
have to Ilrovo lIegl1genco on the parl
of his employer in order to recover
damages. 'fho governlJ1ent guaran'
tees the laborer ngalnst loss through
hia employer becoming ! Jnnkrullt , und
In some cnses an anulty ot value ns
high as GO per cent. ot the worltman's
wages goes to his Camlly In cso flo
Is kUle , The clJ1l1lo'ers , In ol'ller to
protect themselves , insure ngalnsl
nU ldnds of l1ablUtles , and the com.
panles which 110 this Insl1l'anco Bre ,
in turn , investigated hy the govorn.
ment. Other countries in which va.
rlous plans Cor the ootter protection
of working mon have heen advanced
w111 watch with much Intel'est the
: progress ot the French methods.
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i "Ono renson wh ) ' Now Yorlc women
i nre the nel\testin the world , " salll the
! buyer for a Plttsburg notion nnd dr ) '
I' goods house , "Is the fact thnt they use
' fewest pins. Appnrently buttona ,
I hoolts , and e'es , nud tallo perfol'lnO the
job ot fastening thel1' gai'ments IJI'oUy
thoroughb' , Strange to saYr It is in
Boston that the pin trnde flouri9hes
most nbundantly.Vomen buy moro
pins there , nccordlng to the pOImla.
tlon , than any other city In the coun.
try , Thut habit does not speak woIl
for Dos ton , remarlts the Plttabum Dis.
pa.tch , 'rhe pin habit Is Inimical to
I tidiness , That is the reason that New
II York women nro so splck nnd SIUI-
they use tew pins. 'fhoy hnvo not , to
bo sure , reached the stnto of oxccl ,
IDnco attalncd bj' the Chlncso , who
taboo pins altogether , but they are
nearer thut stllndartl thlln an ) ' other
community. "
A record tlmo tor converting Tain
Into bread has been establlshod by 1\
Canadian farmer , Wheat which was
In the sIlent nt three o'clock in the
afternoon was made Into scone ; ) boo
fore six o'clock. When operatioDO be.
gan a wagon stood in the barn wit : .
about halt a load at grain in the hear.
Beside it WI\S a thresher : connooted
wlth this was a gasol1no engine , The
engine w s sturted , the aheaves were
fed. into the thresher nnd the m'aln
WAS do posited in n bin. The x'ovmr
, vns then transferred to the cl aner
and the work at changing the Howl ) '
t.hreshed whcut Into fl 0 III' was ql ckly
carried throligh.
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'food productS' being given their debt
names , remarks the Detl'Olt Frco
Pcss , wo can Coresee the gradUhl dls.
appearance ot these good old n"mes ,
olive oil , potted chicken , strn" berry
jam , maple syrup , veal lent and .rnlnc (
meat.
Uncle Sam's troollOl's are t ) In
"feaso tholr skill with. sabers. N01
that the wenllo l is nny longer ot l11uo1
\U In war , but just to holll thOL.1 cut
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Old M:1p Shown Where DI:1ck Hawlt
Dur/ed / His Money.
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is now ong-nged In 11 mnd hnnt for Iho
) , urlcd gold or { Jld Chlot mnck Hawk ,
11 clew to whleh W IS not long U ! ; "
discovered In"tenring down the rllins
tlf un 0111 log cnhln , It was whllo I
workmen were engned In destroying
lho cnhln blllll In'1838 by llhollham I
lIonnlfielil that they found an inlt
hol'll , qlllll cuso nnd mllsty old IJockot. I
hoolt. 'rho IJockethouk cont.alncd an I
1828 nownlll1lJCr cllPlllng , a ph'slclan'u I
I'oclpo and 11 letter , : 'hls letter ,
thollh hadly fnded , wnu read with
the hohl oC 11 ml1nlrylnl ; g/UBS. / It
Waa wrltton nt Snn I"l'I1nclsco " , nd
drCflBO(1 ( to "Wllllnm , " ntHl signed " .f
W , " In p/lrt / the lottel' fJaYS :
"Yl1I lenow whnt I fOllnd out trom
mack Hawl. . . . , 0\01' from IIlnola. !
I 10olwlI , IHit novel' thollght IIntll I gilt
nearly Ollt hero. Ahollt that there
111/1)1. / ) It werln't where the lines cross ,
hill In the mldllio. Now , don't you
tlll Ilnyono , hill try this hero IIlan
( IIInp follows ) , You see , wo always
11111110 the mlstn/w / of digging at crOSB'
Ing A. 'l'hat olhm' Inlll/ln / , JIm IWOWCtI
11I01'0 thnn he lot on. 'l'hero mllst
ho nenr $ DOOO , nl1lf mehbo 11101'0 , nc.
cOI'cllng 10 what Black IIawk Cetched
thut tI1'110. "
'rite lanllrnnrles 011 the map are 1'0'
memhered.by old seltlers , nnd a tree
flhown In it stili remains , It is sllll'
po sOIl thnt llIacle Hawk received this
golll In llaymel1t Cram the govern.
ment for some conulcleratlon. 'rhel'o
Is nil old slory ahout Iho county thnt
three braves were given the tasle of
Ilnding a hiding place Cor this money ,
throo' being chosen so that , if ono or
two at them should bo Itllled , the lIur.
vh'ors cOllld tell where the treasure
was hurled. And It happened , all
three at these Imllnns were lellled
not long acter , nnd this is snld to
ho the reason why the gold was ,
never rocnverel1. Who the writer or
reclllient of the old lottoI' ' was none
can tell. Neither can it bo understood
how they cOllI II find Ollt anythln
nlJOllt the location of the gold. Bow.
over , .Jefferson counly people are giving -
ing themselves the benefit of the
ilollht by digginG 0.11 around the indl.
catod spot : .
DIC UP OLD SLAVE PEN.
Phlladelphl:1 Tunnel Borers Find
Underground Dungeons.
PhllndellJhln. - Subwny worlemen ,
digging for the foundations of the new
, tunnel station , IIncovored , nt n depth
of 100 feet , whnt Is plainly an old
slnvo IIrlson. The 11OU'is cOll1posed of
, n\lTOW ! colis In three tiers , with three
'foot corridors hetweon. Heavy Iron
: hars covered the windows nnd in each
cell were nmnaclSllppOI.tS. .
DIrectly nbove the prIson la the
house of the late Slellhen Girard , an
ccentrlc rich man , who gave Girard
college to Philadelphia , It has long
boell handed down in locnl history
thnt Glrnrd drove a brisk alavo trade
and that the basis of his gigantic Cor-
limo came trom that source. The
estate Is now estimated nt aoveral mil.
lions.
Girard came to Phlladolpl\ln \ In 17701 ,
In the war at 1812 ho made hla his.
torical lonn to finance the cOlin try.
After that ho worlecd nmong the yol.
low fever victims in Philadelphia
acter nenl'ly every ono else had fied
the city , 'rho origin at his Cortune
has alwnys been a mystery ,
'rho old Girard house is within halt
n blocle ot the Delaware rlvor , trom
which secrat aCCl ! s would have been
easy. ,
John W. Jordap , IIbrnrllUl or the
Pennsylvania lI1storical socloty , said
thnt ho hlld recently vialted slave
dung onslnder an old house in Elit.
IOI Md. , which corrosllond exnctly to
these found to.da ) ' ,
A curious cll'clllnstance connected
with the discovery ia that tor years
a legend ot , hnuntlng has hung arolll1l1
old Water street , between Marltet and
Arch , Stories ot underground shrloks ,
chain rattllN : ; , blows , and all the other
mnnIfestatlons have been told , Houses
near the old Girard 111aco co'uld not bo
rented because ot this. .
WOULD SAVE M'KINLEY HOME.
Dwelling Place of Late President's An.
cestors Found In Ireland ,
1\Iollne \ , Ilt-An all peal is made to
the American peolllo to save the an.
cestral homo of President WlIllnm
McKinley locnted in Irelnlill. Two 1\10' \
IIno bOYlI , George E. HoIt nnd Lester
R. Crolltz , on a tour round the world
as slloclal correapondenta made nn In.
vestlgatlon In Irelnnd ot the origin ot
the McKinley tamlly ,
'fhel'o the ) ' came upon a cotta go lu
which the forefathers ot the III'ealdent
lived , They 1I1Owiso tound the owner
ot the land about to tear down the I
structuro. They allpealed to him for
a resplto long enollgh to allow thom
to llresent the matter to the people of
the Unltell States and give thom time
to try al1l1 secure a tUl\d tor its Ilresor.
atlon.
Ho ngreell to three months' Ilelny I
and gay them an agreement to that
offect.
The Art of Or:1tory ,
Wllon 'l'hlors wall president of th (
French repllbllc ho was abollt to Is
sue some imlOrtant manifesto al1l
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submitted tho'dl'att to a crltlcn
trlend , .
, "Yes , " said the crJtlc , "tho matte
Is clenrly expressed , but 1 mlsa Ull
ease and fluency or your usunl st'le. '
"Ah , ' relllled Thiors , "I hnve no
worked these In yet ! The ease wll
cost mo milch labor , anti the fluenc'
1 shall have to drag in by the hai
of Its bpad. "
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A little while ago the famous crown of St. Michael , which belongs to the
nbbey Q.f Mont Michel , . disappeared In the most mysterious manner ,
Rumor . nuggested that It was not stolen , :1S Is generally believed , but that
Its prlc Is. owners hid It , fearing that the officials , of the French government
would c charge of It. The crown , which Is said to be worth $90,000 , Is
richly , joweled. It was made In 1877 by the jeweler Mellerlo , anti most of
the B were given by pious persons. .
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THE JUMPING FLIP BUG.
ARIZONA SOCIETY TORN UP OVER
NEW GAME OF CHANCE.
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It Was Imported from Mexico-Much
In Favor Now by the Women of
Yum:1-Rules of the C:1me ,
Yumn , Arlz.-Tlio high society of
this town Is all torn up over the evil
effects oC the 1I1p bug craze , Not since
UIIl DulceI' ran of ! to Sonora with
Bonesy Swab's wlCo and Donesy'a Cour
children hua Yuma had such a shake.
down of ita best social set. It Is all
duo to 1\Irs. Isaac Steppacher's mother ,
Senora .Chlqulta Salvadores y Casablanca -
anca , of Magdalena , state at Sonora ,
Mexico , and the COl1mOn 1IIp bug of
lhe 1\10jave desert.
Senora Casablanca is a 1\Iexlcan \ of
the old Custillan lineage. The 11Ip bug
Is a species of beelle. Senora Casabl.
anca's chief charact latic Is n 10ve.Cor
rare Conus of gambling. 'fho 11Ip bug's
only intorestlng feature is his peculiar
ability to jump about two Ceet In the
all' when prodded with a toothpick ,
About two months ago Senora Casa.
blanca cumc up Cram Magdalena to
pnr a visit to her daughter and he : '
son.ln.luw , "Iko" Steppacher , who is
Iho "weIl.knowl and popular night
clerk" in the Golden Eagle hotel , near
Iho railroad station. About n we ok
atter Senora Casablanca arrived 1\Irs ,
Steplmcher scnt out cards to the so.
clety Co lit inviting them to n little
afternoon affair , On the bottom ot
the card , which were the best specl.
'l1ens ot the Weekly Scorpion'a fine :
engraving work , were the words "Flip
Bug" in old English typo.
On the day ot the reception the
guests came early , Mrs , Steppacher
did not leeop them in SUSl1enso. Atter
Imsslng around the frappe meacal she
Introduced the ladles to her mother
and then led them into the library. In
the mldtllo of the room stood a
roulette la'ollt without the wheel.
' 1'hel'o were chnlrs uround for the
guestli and a stacie or chips In front ot
Iho bunleor's 11lace.
'l'ho wonderIng gllests were each
aslwd to bllr In , billo chips costing
four bits nnd the reds and wh.ltcs In
prollol.tlon. Most of the women had
como well heeled : tho" others wrote
Ollt I. O. U's. 'l'hen they aat down
nnd Mrs. Stel11111cher's .nother 111'0'
dllced a JIIp bllg.
. 'fho hug , which is a bectle about as
thl'ee-monthsooll1 cockroach Is
big as a - ,
a VOI'y IIecllllnr Insect. When caught
In the fingers It wll1 plar pos8um and
draw aU ot Its sIx muscular legs up
close to Its abdomen. When vlaced
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on a fiat surface the bug remains ap.
parently dead unUl prodded In the
rear , 'fhon It will sUddenly leap about
two feet in the all' , landing two Coot
or so away , sometimes on . its bacle ,
somotlmes on its Ceet.
In the now game or "flip bug , " as
ir..troduced at 1\1rs. Steppacher's recop-
tlon , the bug is plnced in the ccntor ot
the bourd , 'l'hero ho stays , curled up ,
while the players make their beta ,
Ono can bet on red or b nck : on num.
hers , odd or even , and on whether the
flip bug will land on his back or hla
feet. This leat chance gives an added
zest to the game , .
When al1 bets are made the banker
gently pokes the flip bug. He jumps.
Where ho lands , there the banker
pa's : the banltor nlso pays on whether
ho landa right sldo up or not. Dets
are then cashed , the flip bug is
coral1ed and n now round of bets is
made , When the bug jumps oft the
board altogether the banker gets his
percentage.
As a matter ot course , flip bug became -
came the rage in Yuma's social set ,
Every aHernoon Cor weeks thera. was
a 11111 bug party. Popular patrons of
the town set their little boys out on
the mesn hunting Cor 11Ip bugs as they
would a 1\1exlcan haIrless dog , and carried -
ried them everywhere they wont In
1Itt10 cages m do of cork and pins and
suspended on their chatelaines , Dig
gambling debts began to be contrncted
by the unfortunates and heavy orders
tor dress goods were sent to Los
Angeles by the lucky ones.
WILD FOWL NEAR EXTINCTION ,
Government Warno All States Pre.
serve Laws' Are Imperative ,
Wnshlngton.-The department of
ngrlculturo has Issued a report on the
distribution and migrntlon ot North
American ducks , geese , nnd Bwans.
"Formorly abundant over the whole
ot the United States , " says the report
"water Cowl are steadily diminIshing
in numbers , and some species appeat
to be thl'eatened with extinction in the
not distant futuro. The r value fet
food is grent , and they have termed in
the pnst , and Cor nll fllture time should
'contlnuo to form , a valuable asset nnd
an important source or revenue to
tho'sevornl states which hm'bor them
"Tho preservation ot the numerous
apecles of ducks , geese , and swans 1&
becoming I\n Important matter of log
islatlvo enactment , and the present 1'0
port is Intended to furnlah intorma
tlon as to present range , abundancG
and migration ot the several specl08
with reterence to pracUcal leglsla.
tlon. "
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THIS COW GIVES BIRTH TO FOUR CAL VES.
Pnyotte , O-Nothing tlmt lias 11ap. .
pened in recent ) 'ears has causQd
11101'0 Interest in thl8 community than
the birUI oC four calves tl'om ono cow ,
which occurred at the homo ot II. S.
Martin , on whnt Is known as tllQ
"Hacetrack Carm , " and hundreds have
been to see the cow nnd calves.
At 11rst thoughts , except 1.0 a weU
lJOsted 8tockmnn , the occurrence may
not seem so womlel'tul , but the Cnr.
ther ono goes into the matter , the
moro It Is till bo mlll'veled at.
A careflll search ot books and all'
thol'IUes , and consultation with stock. '
men and vetorlnul'y surgeons , reveal ,
the fact that tour calves nt OnO birth I
I' ImR novoI' before been reported , nnd
o Is , so Car as can bo learned , absoluto.
" ly unkRown , Dr. George l'J. ' Cook , vet.
It grlnnrlnn , nsserts thl\t , 111 his opln.
II lon , It Ims novel' lIeforo happened ,
y whllo Dr , Perry , the ohlest vetor.
l' inary surgeon in this ecUon , liays
he hns .lIved 75 yellrs , and 1I0t only. .
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a thing before ,
As to tllO posslhl11ty ot a mlstakt.
being made , In Umt the calves were
the product ot two cows , instead 01
ono , unknown to Mr. l\1nrUn , that II
disposed ot when it Is known tllat
every othel' cow 011 the farm , of whlcb
there were six , had already had a
cnlt this sllrlng , and this WIlS the
last cow left to como In.
The cow is just a talrly good grade ,
Durham cow , nothIng out of the or
dinary , She will weigh abollt 90'
pounds , 'l'ho father of the calve.
'was a fllll blood Durham bUIl , nol
registered , weighing nbollt l,70C
pounds , who was sold for beef lasl
sllrIng.
Two at the cnlvos are males and
two females : three are spotted &nd
ono al1 red. All were allparently nl
strong as ordinary calves when born
nnd the smal1eat ono seemed nl
strong and Uvely as any of the
othors. '
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You enn (1" YOllr ( } , rrlnf ! III tllJl : nn'
110111' with PUT AM l"ADhLE S DYES ,
Ask rOUI' druggist.
It the shoo fits It's n sure sign a
woman will ask for a smaller alze.
LewIs' SlnHlo Dlnder Rtrn1ght Fie. You
pny 100 for cIgars not so ! ; 'ood. YOU1' denier
or Lowls' , l < 'Uctol'S , leo 1'11I , Ill.
No man imagines he Is aa homely
119 ho is.
For flexibility , smooth fInish , stiffness -
ness nnd durability , Deflnnco Starch
has no equal-10c for 1G oz.
Love is seldom hlll1\l to the financial
Interests connected with a matrlmonl.
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nl donI.
Important to Mother : : . .
EJmlno : cnrcrul1y every bottle or CASTOR1A.
n uro nnd enre remedy lor lufnnte ami children ,
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anll eeo tllnt It
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thoI't
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SInaluro at '
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In Use For Ovcr 30 YClrl ! .
'l'J ) Kind You llavo Alwae llouo ; t.
There is no renson W11Y men
ahoullln't love their enemies ua they
love themselves-csl1eclally if they
hnppen to bo their own w rst eno-
mles ,
.
TERRIBLE SCALP HUMOR ,
Badly Affected with Sores and Cruta
-Extended Down Behind the Ears
-Another Cure by Cutlcura ,
"About ten ) 'ears ago my scnlp be.
came hadly affected with SOl'O and
Itching humors , crusts. , etc. , and ex.
tended down behind the ears , 1\Iy hall'
came out in places , also. 1 was greatly -
ly troubled : understood it was ecze.
ma , ' 1'ried various remedies so called ,
without effect , Sa v your CUtlCUI'l1. .
advertisement , and sot the Cutlcura
Remedies at onco. Applied them as
to dlrectlbns , etc. , and after two weeles
I thinle" of use , was clear as n whistle.
I have to state nlso that late last falI ,
October and November , lD04 , I was
suddenly nlfilcted with a bad eruption ,
painful and itching pustules o\"er the
lower part of the body. I suffered
dreadCulIy. In two months , under the
sldllCul treatment of iny doctor , conjoined -
joined with Cutlcura Soap nnd Cutl.
cui'll Ointment , I found myself cured.
H. 1\1 , F. 'Velss , Rosemond , Christian
Co. , Ill. , Aug , 31 , 1J05. ! "
Could Take His Choice.
At a recent inquest in a Pennsylvania -
vania town , ono of the jurors , after
the \lsual swearing in , arose and with
much dignity protested against servo
Ice , aUeglng that ho was the geneml
manager oC an important concern 'und
was wasting valuable time by sitting
ns a juror at an inquest.
The coroner , turning to hla clerle ,
said : "Mr. 1\Iorgan , kindly hand me
'Jervis' ( the authority on juries ) . "
Then , after consulting the book , the
boroner observed to the unwl11lng
juror :
"Upon reterence to 'Jervis , ' II find ,
sir , that no persons are exempt Cram
service ns jurors except Idiots , Imbeciles -
ciles and lunatics. Now , under which
heading do 'ou claim exemption 7"-
Success l\1agazine.
If we could only seQ .ourselves as
others see us-but we can't , BO thero's
no use worrying about It ,
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JBES ! ! SICK.HEADACHE
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-TabletJ ! .lUd powc1o-s ; : adv
ns cures for slck-hcadacho lIre rcn-
$ er\lIy harmful and they do not cure
but only deadcn the p:1111 t , } . pullinlJ
$ the nerves 10 sleep for (1 short time
through the Usa of morlhino or
cocaine.
Lane's Fami y
Medicine
the tonic-la : < atlve , cures slck-hcad-
ache , not merely stops it for an
hour or two. It removeS the caUse
of headncho nnd keeps it away ,
Sold by all dealers nt : ! 5C. and 50'0 ,
.
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MAKE EVERY DAY
, , rCJm COUNT-
' , no. matter how' .
. " , . " 'f , bad tlc weather. I :
' You '
. cannot
, ) f !
7 I I afford to be. J
without ) '
tl ' ! (
, TO\VER'S
, WATERPROOF
OILED mT
"OR SLICKER.
I I Whcnyoubuy , f
: Ioolt for the
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SIGN OF THE fISt ! I'
, unr.r : :
Ic cl'I
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ell - J I"Owtll co. eo ro. u 11.
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TOWn tAHA" ' ' ' co TO TC'O'TOc.
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W. L. DOUCLAS .
31150 8 $3aOO Shoes
! SE8T IN THE WORLD . .
VILDouglas $4 Gill Edge IIno
c3nnolbaequalladltanyprlco :
'n .
To Shoe ntal rn ;
W. I. Douglas' JobbIng - . '
bIng JlOUS& II the most , oJ
complete In thll country . ' II/
/Send/or Clataloa /
6HOES FOR EVERYDODY AT ALL FIUCES.
M"n' 8hooo. $3 to $1.30. Doyo' Bl1ooa. $3
10$1.211. Women's 8ho09. $4.00 to $1.110 ,
M189 8' & : Cl1l1drcn'o , Shoos. $2.211 to 1:1.00 ; : ,
Try 'v. J. . DOII11t8VOln0I1'9 ! , 1IlIssc , and
Chllliron'llhlloll ; tOl1 1113'10 , fit aullvour I
they ( \Jool olher ma1tos.
If I could fulee you into my largo 1
fnctQricG at rockton , Mass.and show \ . !
you how carcfully W .L. Dougln5shoes "
ure mnde , you would then understarld - .
why they hold thcir shape , fit better. , I
wenr longer , and are of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live , you can obtain W. L.
Douglllsshots. tils name IInd price Is stampelt
on the bottom , which protects you agolnt hlgb
11rlccs IInd Inferior shoes. Take no , substh
tutl ? , Alk your dellier for 'V. L , Douglasshoe.
and Insist upon havIng thcm.
Frnt Color Eyelets used ; thcl/ will not /Uear brassfl'
Write for IIIl1strnted Catalog of Pall Styles.
W. L. DOUOLAS , Dept. 1Zo Urockton , . . .10. "
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You CANNOT 1.
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all inflamcd , ulcerated and catarrhal conditions -
ditions of the muc us membrane slIch as
nnsal catarrh , uterine catarrh causcd
by feminine ills , sore throat , sore
mouth or inflamcd eyes by simply
dosing the stomach , i
But you surely cm cure these stubborn
affections by local treatment with
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
which destroys the disease gcrmschecks
discharges , stops pain , and heals the A )
inflammation and sorcness.
Paxtine represcnts the most successful
local treatment for feminine ills ever
produccd , Thousands of women testif. . . .
to this fact. 50 cents at druggists.
Send for Free Trial Box
? 'IIE R. PAXTON co. . Boston. Mass ,
DE UU CIE STElRCH- : ; :
-othP.f ! ! arCh 8 only 12 onaco'-OIImo price IIn
"DEFIANCE" IS SUPERIOR QUALITY.
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Let Me Send You a Package of
Defiln 9 St rch
with your next order of groceries and I will guarantee
that you will be better satisfied
t
with it than with any starch you .
I
have ever used ,
I claim that it has no superior
If
for hot . or cold , starching , and
It Will
Not
, Stick
to the
Iron
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with DJo:1" : A10iCE S'1'AUCII ,
lIut YOU OET om-TlIt1ID ! llllUU
I'-on YOUIt ) lONEY thun oC fillY
other bl'l\nd.
DEFIANCE STARCn costs
10c for II. H ! . ( ) , pn.clwge , Ilnd I
'will refund your moncy if It
Gtico'i ] to the Iron ,
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'fruly 'ollrs
1l0NF.sT JonN ,
'Tho GrocerymaD
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ISOl N 0 ' WILL NDT
Ii ! r'D
OR : STICK TO
10 rb II
1:3 n I
" 'l4bj 8 . . IJ THE IRON
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Olttl"'tJ
STARCH
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