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SOME OF THE THINGS yOU OWE
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YOV SHOULD EUY AT HOME
Th. Country Town Can Dc Made
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A preacher who was II. crank on
doctrlno wcnrled hla congregation by
constantly hnrvlng on hlllltism. A
brother that longed for n. rest hantletl
him II. text ho thought safe , " ' 1110 way
ot the trnnDgreMRol' Is hard. "
"Frlcnd" , " Ruld the IIreacher , "thoro
are tl11'eo things suggested by this
IIcrlpture : First , the transgressor.
Second , hIs conversion. ' 1'hlrd , his
baptism. Wo will IInSS oVaI' the first
two nnd come at once to the thlrtl. "
Many reasona why ) > 00) ) > 10 should
trade n.t homo rathol' thnn send their
money away 11I1VO heen given , Imt SUll'
pose wo pn.ss thom 11.11 l..Iy nnd come at
once to the ono . . . .ltal ronson :
It Is UIO right thln ( ; to do ,
For after all the fundamentnl quos.
tlon In e\'er ' transactlon..l > > whether
ills right or wrong. Not wl1l I save
money , but la It Just ? Not Is It mal'O
convenient , but Is it talr ? Not
whether Is It good business , but
whether It la good morals ?
For you and' Imow , and all the
world Is coming to know , that not
ono 1101111.1' IG ever saved or made by
unfair menns that does not curse U10
posseasor. Aud II. man may bo I1S dls.
honest In saving money aa In gottlng
It.
Ills right to spoml our money with
the home town and wrong to nend It
awny because wo 11.1'0 unller obllga.
tlons to the homo town , but not to
the mall order house.
Financial Obllgatlono.
In the firat place the country Is un.
der financial olJlIgaLtons to the town. I
Of course the town Is also Indebted
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to the country , but the town cannot
help but pny Its debt , Its very oxlst.
nco does that. lIenco wo are merely
discussing the country sldo at the 01..1.
Jlgatlon.
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town you moot ) ' 0111' nolghlJorA SL : ur'
day afternoons and exchange neWS
antl oxporlonco. You go to It for 1\ day
of recreation when the snow comes ,
the fall' , or on hollda's.
'rhero during the win tor lecture
cOllrso you henr great orutors nnl1 ox. .
Icellont musicians. 'rho political ralllon ,
the church conference or nllaoclaLton
111'0 holl1 there ,
By anl1 lJy In the : > retty IIttlo vll.
Ingo church , whoso 6plro you can see
from your farm , you son will preach
the gaspe ) . In the brlele hulltllng two
doors from the corner , n farmer boy
w1l1 open a law onlce , nnd In the \\tUo \ \
tramo two bloces ) awa ' another son
of the aoll , JUllt haclt tram \1cgo \ , will
begin the practlco ot mOlllclne.
There Is the high school to whIch
you sClIlT ) 'our chlhIren , and there
nfter awhllo YOllr daughter will teach. '
And some day when you find the ,
farm worlt too heavy for your age , and
wnnt to got nenr the child ron , you will
build on that grnsa ' corner lot two
doors from the Methodlat church and
move to town.
Yes , the town Is a mighty good
thing to hn\'e , a ploaslmt thIng : and
the moro you put Into It the more you
get out at It. POl' It growa accordIng
to the tl'CHlo It ( ; l't9 and the mora It
grows the maI'o Tt can huy and . the
hlghor will go YOllr lane1.
The Moral Obligation.
But the last and strongest reason
why It Is right that the country poo.
plo spend their money ut home 10 the
moral obligation.
The town Is yours , youra to ruin or
pr08por. The same sense at obligation -
tion shoultl prompt you to sllPllort Itl
as prompted our oltl Teutonic Ilnces.
tors In the forests of Gm'many ta
stand elbow to ell..low In protection at
their vlllago. ' 1'he sarno spIrit of loyal.
ty should Inslllre 'ou as fired the
Highland Scot to spend his blood tor
the welto.re of his clo.n.
The cOlin try town with all Its faults
Is the best governed , most enPuht-
onod , most morlll , and happIest spot
III Amorlcan cl\\IIzo.t1on. \ It is 11. good
snfo plnco. Not too swift , nor yet too
slow. III touch with the current at
progress , but 1I0t racing with greod.
'rho plo.co from which como lIearly all
the great business men , lawyer3 ,
80holnrs , preachers , phyalclans. The
plo.co where mon are nolghborly and
helpful.
'rbls town , my fnrmor frlond , Is
yours. Dut the city belongs to the
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' Don't Le ; t Catalog HoulSc Battcr Down the Wall of CI II and IndustrIal
.1 , Solidity That Makcs for the Safcty of Your Community Intcrcsts.
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li'lnd 200 acres ot goOd laml almost
l.U1ywhero that Is 20 mlles from town
and you cnn buy It for $25 an acro.
The so.mo land withIn ten mlles wl11
bring 35 , wlthlll ! lvo miles Its vnluo
Is $60 , within two , nlles $85 an acro.
Thus thnt town has Increased the
land within II. radius f ten miles an
. . o.verago ot $35 dollars nn acro. As
thnt Is about the ago of country towns
Generally , you may figure that II. town ,
1111 long as It Is fairly prosperous , In.
crellses the 10.1ll1 nround It an average
ot one dollar an nere every yenr.
Not considering staple o.rLlcles 1I1ee
cattle , 11ols and grain which cnn bo
shipped and sold o.n'wny , the town o.s
8. 10co.I marltot Is worth at least $75
n. year to the ordinary farmor.
For example : This year the ponch
marlets were so glutted no ordinary
trult would pa ' the 0tllres9. : Around
the mtle town In which the writer
Uves most tnrmors have n few pench
trees. The 4,000 Inhabitants bought
nearly every bushel In tbo vicinity at
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trom 40 cents to 11 dollnr a bushel.
Mora than $4,000 wns pnld tor llel1.chos
. within three we oks.
That WII.9 clear gain which must be
eot ever to the crodlt at the town.
Plums , cherrhs , carly vogetl1.bles ,
= 8COre8 of little odds o.nd ends , IlOrlsh.
: able stuff that the farmer could not or
'Would not 6hlp ho turns Into cash nt
the homo town.
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So If a man owns 200 o.cres withIn
reach of town , he will recelvo $275 0.
year direct cash value from tho.t
town , none at which ho would recolvo
trom the mall ardor houso.
To bo sure , the town does not do.
nnte himtho.t amount , the town was
not built for the purpose at phllan'
thropy , yet he recelvos an actual cash
benent booo.u80 the town Is there ; and
ho IB under actunl finnncial obllga.
tlons to return that benefit by spend.
Ing his money at homo.
It Is not nn obligation that the lrw
would recognlzo , but It Is ono thnt np.
peals to these Independent , cian :
hearted men of high honor who feel
thnt perfect honesty tlomands that
wbon : benefits Ilro received trom
etriingel' or brother , trlend or fee ,
benefits should bo returned.
Socl 1 Obligations.
It Is rIght for the country to spend
tt3 money with the homo town because
ot the soclnl obligations between
them ,
The town Is the conteI' ot your com.
munlty. From It radiates your rural
man service : In It centel' your tole.
P.1.l011tsy ; toms. On the at1'eet8 of the
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mall orllor ! louses anll tllO < loVIl. wltn
Its corrupt government , Its ovorllow
of lJOpulatlon , and Its vlco , the great
city Is the mellaco of our morals o.nd
our IIbertlos.
The city 111m the dragon swallow13
the vast throngs at country boys and
gll'ls thnt fiock Into It , and by and by
when health , and vlrtuo and hope are
gene , Sllews them out to dlo In want ,
or wnndor as derollcts ever the taco
at the el1.\'th.
And don't 'ou see , my frlond , . thnt
when you ta1w the money from the
country town , ) 'OU destro ) ' the chance
of success there , and the boys o.nd
girls wl1\ \ follow where ) 'OU have sent
the money ?
This town at 'ours' was founded on
faith , on the fllth ! In the customs at
mon tor hundreds of ) 'el11's to trade o.t
the nearest town. These merchants
and cnrponters , masons nnd edltorB
are yom' nolghborB. 'fhey have grown
up amongst you or amongst ethers
111(0 you.
' 1'hoy have put tholr all In a lItUo
buslnoss , money , tlmo nml hopo.
Around the corner there Is a lIttle cottage -
tago , and the wlto nnd the bnby-It
may bo your grnt1lbaby-wnlt ; and
there Is 1smllo at hnpplness when
"busIness Is good , " but the troubled
look comes when busIness IB poor.
They are struggling to liTO , and pay
for the lIttle home , and b ' and by ed.
ucato the ehlldren. They 11.1'0 your
nolghbors nml friends , not your ene ,
mlos. They worle hurd-you scarcely
reallzo how hardnd are not living
hIgh. They have pInned tholr to.lth
to the town-your town.
' 1'holr success 01' falluro Is In yom
hands. } "or 'our trade they wl1glv \
you good returns , and nil wl\1 \ prOSllOI
togothor. It you wltl1l1rnw ) 'OUr tralo
failure must tallow. Some 11001' strug
gler must go down facln : ; banlerulltcy
The lIg1lt must go out at some WOI11
an'B e 'o , and hanlshll } ho lalll up tOI
the child.
Even It you could save IL 1ItUo bJ
sending our patronage to the city , d (
you not think It the fall' thing , the Jus
thing , the rlsht thing , to trade at thl
IIttlo home town with these you lenow
these whose proslority ami hallplnes :
are In your hnnds ?
For It Is written , "Thou shalt 10vI
thy neIghbor us th'solt. "
WILLIAM H , HAMDY.
Idolatry.
"Jennings just worships his auto. '
"I know It. In It ho IIvoll and move :
and has bla lIelng.-Jmlge.
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PREPARE THIG YOURSELF.
T ( 110 How to Make the Bcst Blood
TonIc at Home.
Fill' these who have nny torm. of
blond dIsorders ; who wnnt now , rIch
blofd nnd plenty ot H , try thlB : :
Fluid Extract DI1JHlellon , ono.ho.lt
ouuce : Compound Kargon , ono ounce ;
Ccmpound , Syrup Sarsnpar1l1n , three
onnces.
Sho.ko weU 111 0. bottle and tnlce In
t.caspoonful dolScs after ench menl nnd
at bedtime. Any good pharmacy co.n
I.II1Pllly the Ingredlonts at Bmnll cost.
This Is the prescription which , when
made up , Is cnlled "Tho Vcgotablo
'I'roo.tmont : " by others , the "Cyclono
Blooll Purifier. " It ncts gently nnel
corlnlnly does wonders for Borne peo.
pIa who nro slclely , weale nnd out at
Borts , and Is known to rollevo serious ,
long.standlng cases of rheumntlsm
und chro.3lo baclmcho qulclely.
1\Ialco Bomo up and try It. . .
Induccment to Undertakers.
The following advertisement ap.
Ilcared In II. paper ot a 1.11110.11 town In
Colorado :
"For Sule-An old established , woU
paying underto.ltCr's establishment.
The clly Is In a very unhealthy loca.
tlolI , where the mortallLy is very
reo.t. ' 1'horo Is only ono doctor In the
whole town. 'rhe deaths from fo..er
& .10110 pny the expenses , and the rest
Is clear pronto ' 1.'hero is no compoU.
Uon.-Judgo.
PENMANSHIP A FINE ART.
1"ypewrltlng Has Not Driven Hand
Work from the FIeld ,
There Is II. reno.slssnnco In penman'
ship , desplto the speedY comforts ot
the typewriters. Ten years ago It prob ,
I\l..Ily woultl not have occurred to aUY'
ono to Bhow II. page of manuscrIpt at
any exhibition ; to.day pages or books
of script form a feature at every show
whIch tnkos to Itself the name at arts
and crafts. Some ot the worle Is In
Roman capitals , but the form of letter
usually adopted Is the unclol or ho.lt-
uncle1. Apparently all the wrltors
ba.ve founded themselves In those
models. Within these last tew years
not only Ims the art' attracted 0. good
deal of attention , but It hils become
: } ulte the rage , so that In some circles
it creates no mal'O surprlso now to
( earn that an o.mateur Is taking lessons -
sons In script than It would ho.vo done
lome 'ears back to bo told that ho or
sbo had talten to polter work. From
ono vlowpolnt It Is dIfficult to say
where writing ends and llIustro.tlon
begIns , but though In UlO recent re-
vlvo.l the two arts naturally have gone
hand In hand , the scrIbe aud the 1Ilum.
nator are not necessarily ono and the
IInmo person. Some of the 1Ilumlno.-
tlons shQw most elaborate and minute
figure decoration , so dellca.to In colorIng -
Ing and so refined In treatment that
It challenges comlmrlson with the best
of old worle.
The moro a man wants to borrow
t.be harder he sbo.kes your hand.
MORE BOXES OF GOLD
And Many Greenbacks.
325 boxes of Gold and Groenbo.cks
will be l ent to persons who write the
most Interesting o.nd truthful lette s
ot experlenco on the following topIcs :
1. lIow 1m ve you been affected by
coffee drlnldng and by changing trom
: : offeo to Postum.
2. GIve name and account at ono or
moro coffee drlnlters who 1100vo been
hurt by It and have been Induced t )
Quit o.nd use Postum.
3. Do ) .ou lenow any ono who ho.s
been driven awo.y from 1'ostum because -
cause It came to the table weo.le o.ud
charucterless at the first trial ?
, I. DIl : ) ' 011 sot such a person right
regardlllg the easy way to malio : It
: Ien ' , blaclt , o.nd with 0. snappy , rich
ll1ste ?
5. Ho.yo 'ou e..or found 0. better
war to maleo It than to usa four henp-
Ing teaspoonfuls to the pInt of wo.ter ,
let stand on sto\'o until l'eal boiling
begins , and begInning at that tlmo
when actuo.l boiling starts , boll1ull 15
minutes moro to extract the fiavor and
food . . . .o.lue. ( A pleco of Lutter the slzo
ot a pea will prevent boiling over. )
This contest Is confined to these who
have used Postum prior to the date
ot this advorLlsement.
De honest nnd truthful , don't write
poetry or fancltul letters , just plaIn ,
trutbful statements.
Contest will close Juno 1st , 1907 , and
no letters rocolved nfter that dnte wll1
bo o.dmltLed. Examlno.tlons ot letters
will bo mo.do by three judges , not
membel's of the Postum Cereal Co"
Ltd. Their decisions will bo fall' ane ]
final , and a neat muo box containIng
a $10 gold 1leco sent to Qach of the
five writers ot the most Interesting let- -
, t01'S , a box contaIning 0. $5 gold plec (
to each at the 20 next best , 0. $2 green
. baclt to each at the 100 next best , ane ]
I n $1 grcenbacle to each at the 200 nexl
best , malting cash prizes dlstrlbutet
, to 325 porsons.
Every friend at Postum Is urged tl
. wrlLo and Qneh lottoI' will bo held h
Illgh esteem b ' the company , as m
r ovldenco ot such fl'Im1l1hhlp , whllo th
muo boxes or gold and envelollcs a
mono ' wl\1 \ reach man ' modest writer !
whoso plain und 5enslblo letters COli
taln tbo facts deslrcd , o.1Lhough tIll
sender mn ) ' hnvo hut sll1all faith II
winning nt the time at wr1Llng.
'ralle this subject o..er with 'ou
friends and see how mo.l1) ' amou ( ; rOI
I ) cun win prizes. It Is a good , honcs
compotltlon and In the best Idllll of .
cause , 1\1111 costs the c0111petlLcirs absl
lutely nothing.
Addrcss your lerter to th.o Postm
Cereal Co. , Ltd. , Dattlo Creele. : .Ilch
iI wrIting your own nl1JnO o.nc1 I\tldres
t'lenrly.
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WHAT WeSTERN CANADA DOES.
Satlsa/tory YI"lds of Whcat and
uood Prlccs.
Dun urn , Sasle. , Sopt. 30 , 1906.
Mr. W. 'II. Hogers , Canndlnn Government -
ment Agent ,
Indlunnpolls , Ind ,
My Dear Sir :
When you were at our place In July
I promised to wrlto you who.t my
north quarter made pOl' aero. YOll
w\1l \ remember It was.all sown to whoo.t.
Wen , I flnlshetl threshing ycaterday
and received from It nu average at
43 bushela POl' aero-tcitlng : 64 v.s
pountls per strokell bnshel. The wheat
Is the best sample I ho.vo ever raised
-so uniform nnd OVen In lzo. You
may ItIlow It waB a good sample when
I tell .ou that I ho. ve - o.lready sold , OOO
bushela of It for seed to my nelghbol's.
' 1'hls year has been my hest errort In
farming during my IIfo. My whoo.t
toto.led 1),280 ) bushels o.nd my oats
nearly 5,000.
If you remember I pointed out to
you a half section lying just west of
our house and Jolnlng , my upper quarter -
ter on the south , which I so.ld I should
have In order to malw ono at the best
farms In western Canada. I am very
glad to bo able to tell ) 'ou thnt I now
own tho.t half scctlon. My ambition
now Is to bo able to marlcct 20,000
b1lshels of wheat next ycnr. If somo.
of those good , honest Hoosiers could
have bcen with me eluring the lasltwo
weeles and conld have seen the golden
grain rushing down the spout Into my
wagon and then could have seen It in
great plies In my granaries , I teol sure
they would have been torced to
uclmowledge there is no better tarm.
Ing country In the world than thIs. I
mo.y just say that I have done all my
farming with eight head at horses nnd
011.0 hired mo.n except during harvest
o.nd threshing. This yeo.r I proved to
my neighbor tho.t the Hoosiers , when
once "wolte up , " can ralso gro.ln equal
to the best Minnesota farmers. His
best , yield was 42 bushels per acre ,
so yon see "old Indiana" Is holding the
ribbon this yeal'
Yours very truly ,
N. E. DAUMINK.
How to Slccp In a Blanket.
There are a great many very competent -
potent treo.tlses te11lng you how to
build your fIre , pitch your tent [ Uld all
the rest of It. I bnvo never seen Cfi-
crlbed the woodman's method ot using
a blankqt , however. Llo tlo.t on your
back. Spread the blo.nlet over you.
Now raise your legs rIgid tram tbe
hips , the blanket . , of course , draping
over them. In two witt motions tucle
first one edge under your legs from
right to left. , then the second edge un.
dol' from left to right , and over the
first cdge. Lower your legs , wro.p
up your shoulders and go to sleep. . It
you roll over ono edge will unwind I
but the other will tlghten.-Stowart. .
Edward White In Outing.
Proof of Merit.
The proof of the merits of a plaster
Is the cures it effects , nnd the voluntary -
tary testlmqnlals of these who have
used Allcocle's Plasters durIng the
past sIxty 'years is unimpeachable
ovldenco of thcJr superiority and
should convince the most skeptical.
Self-pralso is no recommendation , but
certificates from these who ho.ve used
thorn are.
Allcock's are the original and gen-
ulna porous lliastors und have never
been equaled by' those who have
sought to trade upon their reputation
by maldng plasters with holes in
them. Avoid substitutes as you would
counterfeit money.
South Carolina Game Cocks to Mcxlco.
Mr. S. 1\1. Pickens Is now shIpping
12 game cocks to Mexico , for which he
rec lves eight dollars on l1 , says the
Anderson nto\llgencer. \ He has also
un order for 100 at five dollars each ,
and 50 at olght dollars each , o.ggregnt.
In : ; $1)96. ) Mr. Plolcens has a largo
number ot fIne chickens at different
walks In the county , and Is gottlng to ,
gother the 150 for the ; flfl order.
The breeds raised by Mr. Pickens
are the GInn grays and the Wo.l'lIorso.
They are oxce11ent pit cocles o.nd s.o-
lected and bred to stand sleel.
Sheer whlto goods , In tact , any fine
wash goods when now , OWe much of
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tholr attractiveness to the way they
o.ro laundered , this being done In a
manner to enhance Utelr toxtllo beau. .
I ty. Homo laundering 'Would boo equal.
, ly so.tlofactory if proper attention was
given to starchIng , the firBt css nUal
being good St rch , which haB sufficient
strength to sUffen , without thlclccnlng
the goods. Try Defiance Sto.rch and
you wl11 bo pleasantly surprised o.t the
Improved appearance oj your work.
How Plncapple Should Be Taken.
'rho reputation at the pIneapple has
Gufrered because It has been eaten in
! too largo quantlUes at a. tlmo and the
. l1brous llart has been swallowed with
the JuIce. To oblaln the full dlgesUvo
yulno of the Juice ono quad runt ot a
sllco halt nn Inch thlcle Is ample atone
ono meal. It must not be cooked aud
should be Just rlpo. The preserved
tl'ult has prncUcally no dlgesUvo pos.
slbl11tr ,
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J.c i8' Sin Io Dinder straight o lgar.
M ( h or ( 'xt1':1 : 'lllnlity tobacco. 'Your
dealer or I.eIVis' , 'nctory. Peoria. Ill.
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less you esteem rust before brlghtncss.
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ONLTOND "nnOMo qUININE"
fhM II IJ XA'l'IVJ JlII)1O Quinine . , flmlllrly :
named romedles someUmes decor. " , 'rhe flr t and
erll/lnal Oold 'l'ablet 18 n WUI'l'K I'AOI AUM "llh
blnelt find rcot JellerlDg. BDd bean the slllDalUre of
.W.OUO\'X ,
Wagcs In Germany Advanccd.
WageD In the machlno fo.ctorle 01
Germany advanc d last ycar 10 to 15
per cent.
You have missed the hl'lt ! If Garfield
Tea , Nature's laxative , has been over.
lool.cll ; take it to re&ulato tbo liver and
to overcome constipatIOn.
Author Fond of the Country.
Arthur Stringer , the nuthor , is nn
onthuslasUc farmer , and has a fine
fruit fo.rm at Cetlar Springs , Ont. ,
where ho Bpends his summorB.
With a smooth 1ron and Defiance
Starch , you can launder your shlrt-
wo.lst just ns well at homo ns the
steam 10.ul1Iry can ; It wl1l , have the
proper oUffness and finIsh , there wl1l
be less wear and tear of the goods ,
nnd it 'w11l be a poslUvo pleasure to
use a Starch tho.t doeB not sUck to the
Iron.
Soft people occaslono.lly uoo ha.rd
words.
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Notwlthstbodlng the oxlstonco 01 . ;
Bwltchos , padB , drug store complex. 'i' ,
Ions , bollo.donno. and pnoumatlo con. .J. I j
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trlvances such as are described In the
o.dvertlslng . pngos of mngnzlncs , you
never ho.vo heard ot a seU.made t\ \
womnn.
SICK HEADAGH.E'h ' :
. . Posl veJy curctl bJ
these Little P1l1s. f .
CARJERS ' 1'hcy also rcUCTO Ds- !
trc&l from Dyspcpsln , In-
ITTLE dlgcSUonnndTooUen.rfy
EaUng. A perfect remedy -
I V E R
edy for Dlulncss. Na ea.
PI LLS. Drowsiness , Dad T1St !
In the : Mouth , C ntcd
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Its columns should Insist u on having
what Ihey nsk for , rcfuslnll' all subsU-
lutes or Imilatlons.
TIRED At D SIGK .
YET MUST WORtt
"Mlln may , vorlc from sun to sun
but womlln's work is never done , "
.In ordcr to lcccp the homo neat .
a.nd pretty , the children well dressed
and tidy , women over o and often
suffer in silence , drifting along from
bnd to , verse , knowing well that
they ought to have help to overcome
the pains and aches which daily
make life n. burden.
It is to these women that Lydia.
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ,
made from native l'OOts nnd herbs ,
comes 11.9 n. blessing. When the spir- . ' - '
its Bro depressed , the head and spir'L . Y 0 N
aches , thcro . . .re dragging-down pains , nervousness , sleeplessness , and
reIucto.nce to go anywhere , these are only symptoms which unless
heeded , are soon followed by the worst forms of Female Complaints.
Lydia E. Pinkham' 8 Vegetable Compound
leeops the feminine orgo.nism inn. strong and healthy condition. Itcnros I
Infiammation , Ulceration , displacements , and organic troubles. In -10.
prop3ring for child-birth and to c1rry ; women saIelythrough the Change . I
of Lifo it is most officient. !
Mrs , Augustus Lyon , of East Eo.rl , Pa. , writes-'Denr : Mrs. Pink-
ham'For : n. long time I suffered from female troubles and hadal1lcinds
of aches and pains in the lower part of baek and sides. I could not
sleep and hnl no appetite. Since talting TJydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and following the advice which you gave mo I feel like anew
now womo.n and I ennnot praise your medicine too highly. " .
Mrs. Pinkham's Invitation to Women
Women Buffering from any form of female wealcness 0.1'0 invited to
write 1111'S Pinlcham. (1t Lynn , Mass. Out of her vast volume of experience -
perience she probLbly bas the very lcnowledgo that will help your
case. ITer advice is free o.ud always llelpful.
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people say "It Is the best of all your preparations. " Accept no preparation
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SEND YOUl { ADDRESS AND WE WILL MAIL oun VASELINE -
LINE PAMPHLET WHICH WILL INTEREST YOU.
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