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, 1"r A German journalist vIsiting In
. ' ' ' . Washington. hlmsetr n man ot stal.
'f'\ '
wart proportions , was rather Inclln"ll
,1. I to look with somethIng like contemlJt
on the many undersbcd statesmen he
' " saw In the II ntlonn.l leglslaturn. Dut
when Secretnry 'faft bOl'O dovu upon
him ho gasped In wonder. They wcro
- " Introduced and acter n. sllort chat the
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, secretary d pnrtel1. Just as ho dlsap.
. peared Crom the German's admiring
gnzo the towering term ot Congress.
" man SUlloway hove Into vlow. The
German looked at the Now I-Iampshlra
mlln long and earnestly. " 110 Is big.
ger than any man In his Imporlal ma.
. jesty's Uhlnn guanls , " said tTlo Cor.
elgner In n. tone or chagrin , ' "and I
shan write ono whole letter nbout
him. "
CHILDREN TORTURED.
Girl Had Running Sorea from Eczema
: l .
. -Boy Tortured by Polson Oak-
, Both COred by Cutlcura.
,
"Last ) 'car. acter having my little
' . girl treated by a very prominent phy
slclan lor an obstinate case ot ec ,
! ' zemo. , I reso ted to the Cutlcurn. Rem.
. . . . K edles. and was so wen pleased wIth
, ; , the almost Instantaneous rellet afford.
< .
" ' - ed that wo discarded the physician's ,
' , prescription and relied entirely on
: . the Cutlcurn. Soap , Cutlcurn. Oint.
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ment , and CuUcurn. Pllls , When wo
commenced with the CuUcurn. Reme.
dies her Ceet and 11mbs were covered
, with running sores. In about six
w eka we had her complet 1y well ,
and th.9ro hau been no recurrence of
the trouble.
"In July of this ) 'oar n. little boy
In our tamUy poisoned his hands and
arms with polson oak , and In twenty.
tour hours , his hands and arms were
n mass of torturIng sores , 'Ve used
only the CuUcurn RemOllles , washing
f his hands and arms with the CuUcurn
Soap , and anoIntln ! ; them with Ule
CuUcurn Ointmont. and then gave
hIm the Cutlcura Ue olvent. In.
about three weeks hIs hands rind
arms healed up , So wo have lots at
cause for CeeItng grateCul Cor the Cu.
tlcura. Remedies , We find that the
Cutlcura Remedies are n. valuable
household standby. Hving as wo do
twelve. miles from a doctor. Mrs. Liz.
zle Vincent Thomas , Fairmont , Wal.
den's Ridge , Tenn" Oct. 13 , 1905. "
HEREDITY IS NOT ALL.
' PhysIcians Now Believe Less In Tr-ana-
- lsSlon Dlliease.
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MedIcal men are coming round to
the vIew that It Is the persona ] his.
tory that Is of primary Importance , or ,
In other words , that a man's own man.
ner of life , hIs record ot health , and
his circumstances should be more
carefully considered than the IJInesses
that his ancestors died ot. Dr. Rabag-
Untl , n. medica ] examiner Cor Insuran o
companies , who Is well known In the
profession which he adorns , and ot
high repute In the north of Engand ] ,
' . has devoted much thought to this
question of heredity from n. ute Insurance -
ance point of view. In his opinion It.
" Is not so much dls..ase that Is trans.
mltted from one generation to an.
other , but organization , or "human-
-
. ! ty , " as ho expresses It. Any member
, 0
of the human family may suITer from
any disease to which humanity Is subJect -
Ject , and when n Indlvldua ] so suITers
It Is the cause ot the ailment that
must be Inquired into. Exposure to
. this or that set of conditions brings
.
varying results. If the body Is exposed
to one set of conditions It w1ll take
' " on gout ; It to another , consumption ;
, , It to a third , cancer ; and so on.
; ' Company Withdraws from Canada.
" Consul .John EJ. Hamllton , at Corn'
wall , Canada , states that the Amerl.
-
can company whIch has been erecting
a $3,000,000 tlnpate ] and Iron.worls
at Morrlsburg , has abandoned the enterprise
terprise because the Dominion govern.
ment roCused to lrant any protection
In tlll ) ? ew t r1ff
If. . :
Runabout-"Reggy's new automo.
bile blew up with him on the firs1
, trip , and he sued the firm that aod ]
him the machine. " Speeder-"Dld
he re over anything ? " Runabout-
"EverythIng , I beHeve , but ono fingel
. and part ot an ear.-Judge ,
COFFEE THRESHED HER.
13 Long Years.
"For over fifteen years , " writes n
patient , hopeful little Ills. woman
"while u. coffee drinker , I sufferer.
from Spina ] rrltatIon and Nervom
' . . . . , trouble. I was treated by good physl
clans , but did not get much relief.
"I never suspected that coffee might
be aggravating my condition , I wa ,
downhearted and discouraged , bu
t prayed dally that I might find some
thing to help me. .
( "Severnlears ago while at
. oj . . friend's house , I dmnk 11 cup at Post.
um and thought I had novcr wstea
anything more delicious.
"From that tIme on I used Postunt
Instead at cotroe , and sooIi began t.c
Im rove In he lth , so that now I can
walk half a dozen blocks or more with
ease , and .dQ many other things that
I never thought I would be abe ] tc
I do again In this world.
"My appetIte Is good , I sleep we11 ,
and find me worth Hvlng , indeed. A
lady of my acquaintance said she did
not Ilke Postum , It was so weak and
tasteless. .
"I explained to her the difference
'WIlen It Is made right-boiled accord
Ing to directions , She was glad to
know this because cottee did not agree
' with her. Now her folks Bay they ex.
.
' 'I pect to use Postum the rest of their
! I lives. " Name given by Postum Co. ,
. . Battle Creek , Mich. RealI the little
. . boole "The Head to WellvlJIe "
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STYLES IN T ABtES
ROUND ARTICLE IS TO. DAY THe :
MOST POPULAR.
Many Chol es-Qffered.the Housekeep.
er as to Design and Materlal-
"Crown of Japan" Is a New
Vegetable.
In the dining-room the table Is the
cenlor of nttrncUon. 'rhe mission
strles : are the simplest In construc.
tion ; the Flemish or English oak are
elaborately carvell. The round table
Is the pop\llm' one of to.da ' , aUtI the
chalco of wood depends upon how
much ono can lmy. Mahogany Is hand.
, somo' ; but It scratches easily , and Is
thereCore not so durable as oak. A
8ervlng .lable Is qulto necessary , and
'
may match the dining tabe ] ,
1\1 an ) ' peOlJlo Ilke n bright red din.
ing-room , but n colonial ) 'elloyi paper ,
with' whlto woodworl { and Oobelln
. blue hangings , Is charming. 'f'here
are also man ) ' sofl tapestry effects.
The color , however , should depend
largely on whether the room Is light
: II' darl. ,
The houselweper who Is looking Cor
something new In the vegetable line ,
might try n Japanese vegetabe ] known
us crown of Japan. It is cooked the
sarno as asparagus or cuuHfiower-
about : :0 : minutes. or unUl tender.
Serve with the uS1)al cream sauce
malic of fiour , butter and milk , and
seasoned to the tasto. This vegetable
can be 'Counl ! at the best grocors' and
Is 30 cents a DouDlI.
Oreat enl'e should bo taken In l < eep.
Ing tl1e kitchen slnt ] clean , whether
new or ] d. It shoull1 have n thoI"
ough scrubbing dQwn with boiling wa.
ter acter ever ' dish washIng. An oc. I
casional flushing with a solutIon oC
soda 01' copperas will ] { eep even the
oldest one clenn , and Creo the pipes
and trap from grease , All wood
should be removed Crom the sluk.
Modern pumbers use iron insteal ! of
lead pi po almost enth'ey ] ,
. Itamburger steak 18 appetizing
when served with IJOPIJOrs. Flatten'
the meat out Into Il largo oval shape
about an Inch and a half thicl { , and
broil , As an accompaniment to this ,
quarter green peppers , remove seeds
Ilnd veins , und Cr ) ' quIcldy In a little
putter. Serve this around the stealc ,
A round table Is always effecUvo. If
the color scheme Is to be pink , have
one of the new pierced silver baskets
with tall handle , filled with pink 1ose& .
This may be encircled with a wreath
of roses carelessly arranged , The table
should not be overcrowded with flow.
ers and blossoms of heavy fragrance
are to be avoided. Two candelabra
with pink .candles and rose-leaved slJIc
shades may be placed opposite each
other. When high decorations are
preferred a tall gass ] vase Is used ,
Some consider that cut glass Is too
heavy Cor flowers.
How to Make Toffee.
Toffee Is an almost - . , . unknown , sweet
over here , but the small EnglIsh chil.
dren thrIVe on it and usulllly Imo"
how to maw It ,
It's n. quite different thing Cram OUI
butterscotch , which Is jolly good , but
not as "joll ) ' good" as toffee.
Hero's n recipe for It :
Tam ] three pounds at "coffee , " or
" 0" sugar , butter to the amount oC a
pound and a quarter , with half a teaspoonful -
spoonful of cream oC tartar , First dls-
salvo the sugar in just as much cold
water as may bo required for that pur.
paso , then mix all the Ingredients together -
gether and boil them without sUrrlng
the mlxturo until It will snap when
dropped Into cold water. At this moment -
ment remove it Cl'on the fire , add
eight or ten dl'OPS of lemon extract ,
according to Its strength , and pour
the mixture Into well greased pans , to
bo cut Into squares as it cools' .
Hints on Serving' Potatoes.
Nothing adds more to a mea ] than
a pretty or unusual way of serving the
ever useful potdto , A plain potato
salad ( which Is always much bettor in
texture and fiavor when the potatoes
are baked Instead oC boiled ) seems far
more tabornto when served In the po.
tate shells , and these are really pret.
ty when properl ) ' prepared. For any
sort tJf stuffing , the potatoes should beef
of uniform size , and large rather than
emall , since the larger ones are easier
to handle ; the novice had best practice
on a few first (1IItil ( the fingers become
dert In handling , for the first Cow are
apt to be spoiled In removing the in.
terlor or In rotllUng the shells ,
Banana Compote.
Malto a s'rup at four tablespoon-
tus ] of water and four tablespoonfuls
ot sugar ; add the rInd of one-half 10m
on , two cloves , ana Inch of BUck clnna.
man ; cook ten minutes ; then drop Into
the syrup six bananas cut into fourths
It Is best to cook just enough pieces
of banana at a time to cover the bot.
tom of the sauce pan. When th
fruit becomes trnnspprent and soft
take It up careCul ! ) ' , ] JUt Into a pretty
dish and pour over the syrup. Coo ]
and serve with w ipped ream slightly
sweetened and flavored with ] omon.
VermIcelli Pudding.
Doil one cupCul broccn ] ItalIan 'vcr
mlceJll In well-salted water to cover
for ton minutes , then add to n. pInt
and n halt boiling milk. Simmer 20
minutes In a double boller , then take
from the fire and pour over tour well.
beaten eggs stirred together with ono
cup sugar and a largo tabeSlJOonful ]
butter , Flavor with a teaspoonful va.
nllla. turn Into a woll-buttored pudding
llsh and b ke In a rather slow but
steady oven tor halt an hour. Servo
with crelln , sauce.
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A WomU1 Who Has Surrered Tclls
How to , Find Relief.
The thousantls of womell who suffer
bnclcnehe , languor , urinary dlsordors
aUll olIler khlno ) ' Ills ,
. ' will flnll comfort In
, the words of Mrs.
Jane Farrell , of GOG
Ocean Ave. , J ersoy
City , N. J" who sa's :
' /1 / reitornto all I
"hnvo said before In
"
pralso of Doan's Kid.
, noy Pills. I had
f heen lmvlng heavy
backaches , and my general beaJtll was
aetected when I began using thom. 1\1) '
feet were swollen , , my eyes puffed , and
dIzzy spells were frequent. Kldne ) '
Rcllon was Irregular anll the secretions -
tions 11lghly colore . To-dny , how.
cver , I am a weU woman , and I am
onfident that Doan's KIdney Pills
have mndo me so , and are lceplng
mo well. "
Sold by all dealers , 60 cents n box.
Foster.Mllburn 00. . Buffalo , N. Y.
,
SOME WIVES ARE DIFFERENT.-
Quiet Cynicism , or Good Honest Row
-Which Is the Better ?
"Most men , " said the man of experl.
ence , "think It must bo aWfully nice
to : " , " a wICe who talces things as
cooll ) ' as Da vo Pottor's wICo takcs
them ; but others , more dlscrlmlnat.
lng , preCer need / honest row to her
style of quiet c'nlcisl1l , The way she
behayed the other day when she
found 11 ] etter in Dave's pocket Cram
a girl fs an example ot her method ,
" 'I don't lice , ' wrote tIlls girl , 'how
on earth I can ever lIve wIthout you. '
"Dave's wICe read that gush , and a
lot more just like It , without ever turnIng -
Ing n hair.
" , . \Vell , ' she salll , quietly , 'that girl
Is a Cool. It she knew you as well as
I do she would bo wondering how on
e1\rth she could ever 11\0 with you. '
" , And that , In the opinion at the dls.
criminating Cew , cuts a whole lot
defper , ! than a common , ever'da ) ' rum.
pus. "
A Big Bargain for 12 Cents Postpaid.
The year of 1900 was one of prodigal
plenty on our Beed farms , Never before
did vcgetable and farm seeds return such
cnormous ) 'ields.
Now we wish to gain 200,000 new customers -
tomers this year and hence offer for l2e
( loRtpaid .
1 pkg , Garden City 11eet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c
1 " Earlicst Ripe Cabbage. . . . . . . . . . 10c
1 " Earliest Emerald Cucumber , . . . Inc
1 " I"a CrOSIIC Market Lettuce" . . , Inc
1 " 13 Day Radish. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10e
l " nlue lood Tomato. . . . . . . . . . . . Inc
1 . . Juicy Turnip . , . . . , . . . " . , . . . " 10c
1000 kernels gloriously beautiCul flow. . .
er aeeds ; . . . . " , . , . . . , . . , ' . , . . , , , . . . " In ! !
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Total . . . " . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . $1.00
All for l2e postpaid in order to intro.
: luce our warranted seeds , and if you
wiH scnd 16c we will add one package of
_ Berlincr Thrliest Cauliflower , together
with our mammoth platAt , nursery stock ,
\'cjtetlble and farm seed and tool catalog.
'I'his eataog ] is mailcd frec to all in-
: ending purchasers , Write to.day ,
John A. Salzer Seed Co" Box 'V , La
rosse. 'Vis ,
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Where It Hurt Most.
"Young gentlemen , " sgd ( the college
president , notwlthst.\nding the fact
hllt he was addressing the students ,
'youns gentlemen , hazing must bo
ptopped and stopped at once. It has
Injured the college more than any
at you ever could guess. Only last
week a gentleman declined to give
us $1,000,000 because there wn.s so
much hazing , Hazing Is a b\d thing
financlaHy. "
"How about morally ? " asked the
student.
"Aw-aw , really , there may bo some.
thing In that , but-aw-the-the point
has never come up , and I-aw-am
not prepared to answer. But the point
Is worth conslderlng--Chlcago Jour.
nal.
ST.A.TJI : OJ' OBtO. CITY 01' TOL1CDo,1 '
Luau COUTY , f'
FR.A.NIt J. CnsNBY' makel oatb tbat ho II Ie , . lor
partner ot tbo IIrm ot r. J , CUEIIEI' & Co. dolol :
bUlloen In tbo City < If Toledo. County Dd 51:1to :
aforosald. and tbat laid arm will pay the lum of
ONE JlU lJltED DOLLAHS tor caclt and cvery
calo of C.A.T.A.RR tbat cannot bo cured by the UIO of
U.A.LL'S C.A.T.A.BIIU COilE.
FRANK J , CIIENEY' ,
Swam to betore me and lubgcrlhed In my prelence ,
tbll 61b da , ot Decembar , A. . D. . 1886.
j - -l . W. GLEA.SON ,
1 f NOTARY' POnLto.
nall'l Catarrh Cure II taken loternally and aeU
directs , on Iho blooll and lnueOUI lurfa < : 'OI ot tlia
Irltem. Send tor tC5t1munlalg. tree.
F. J , CIJENRY & CO" ' 1'oledo , O.
Sold b , all Dru\glstl , 7 c.
Take Uan'IFamlly 1'1111 for conlUpaUon.
"Warfare" In Africa.
In the nelgltborhood of LI11ce Tchad ,
ACrlcn , the other day , six negro troopers -
ers , commanded by a corpora ] , armed
with carbines only , successCully de.
fended a uttle mud fort against GOO
warlIke Tauregs , and when the Tuu.
regs gave up the attempt anti retired ,
the troopers sallied out and "pun.
Ished" them.
Emigration from Norway.
The number of persons who emlgrat.
ed from Norway in the calendar year
1906 was 28,274 , of whom' 11,290 sailed
tram Cbrlstlaala. In Dally Consular
Reports tor February 1 the numbers
were erroneously placed at 31,158 and
14,174 respecthely.
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Ey s .
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IIfrl. WlnKJow' " floothln Flrrnfl.
} 'or chlhltcn tcethlnlt , ottt'1IA the RIIIUI , tedUCcR ( no
CammaUonallllI1"ltncUtel , a bottlo.
A toaet-May the best you wish for
bo the worst you get.
I'UTNAM \Dm SS DYHS J.'Irodllee
the bri htcRt nnd fastcst cl > l rs'Jth leu
" , 'ork nnll no mUlls.
Some men outlive UlClr usefulnc89
amI some others aro. born without
an ) ' .
YOII nI\\8 get full \'nllle In Lewia'
SIIl le llinder straight fie cign. : Your
dealel' or Lewis' I"netor ) ' , ! 'eoria : , Ill.
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'Many mnn's Idea ot hospitality 18
to bring other men homo l1ud hnve hlr.
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wIfe cook for thom.
I'II.F.R OUJun IN (1 'ro 14 u.'l ' , .
l'A1.0 OIN'r II N'r h 1l11IHnlltCl' < t 10 emll nllt c.oo
hllth 1Ia : . 111111I1. IIleCIIIlI1 : or i'rolrudlnlt l'llu In
II to 14 ILU or mOllCT refunded. Wo
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It Isn't nlwa's poHcy to bellovo the
mnn who tells you what he would do
If he wore In your placo.
Panthers nnd Grlzly Bears.
Shill Furs Pt'ltR 1\tc li1Ian I'ur & Wool
Co. , MinllcapoliR. Minn. Write for prices.
According to statistics nine-tenths
or' the men who commit sulcldo nro
married. Comment Is unnccessary.
Garfiehl ' 1'ea , an nh olutcly pnre and e-
fcctivc la'at'cI : Mnde of Herbs. Tnko lt
to IJurif ) ' thc ] ooll , to o\'ercomo constipn'
lion anll to eradicatc l'hcumatism nllll
chronic discas s.
Idleness : lnd IJrlde tax with n heay.
ler hand than lungs nnd ImrJlnments.
If we cnn gel rid of the former we can
easily bear the latter.-Franldln.
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GIve Denanco Starch n. fair trlnl-
lry It Cor both hot and cold atnrchln ! ; ,
and if y u dou't thlnlt you do better
worle , In less tIme and atsmnJler cost ,
return It and J'our grocer will give
you bacl' your money.
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It Is not enough that we swallow
truth ; we mU8t feed upon It , as In.
sects do on the leaf , till the whole
heart bo colored by Its qualities , and
show Its teed In every llbor.-Oole.
rIdge.
In : t Pinch , Use ALLEN'S FOOT.EASE.
A powder. It cures painful , smart.
lng , nervous Ceet and Ingrowin ! ; nnlls.
It's the greatest comfort discovery of
the age. Makes new shoes eas ) ' . A
cel'tain cure Cor sweating Ceet , Sold
by all Druggists , 2Gc. Accept no Rub.
stltute , Trial llUclmge , FRI E. Ad.
dress A. S. Olmsted. Lo Ro ) ' . N. Y.
It Is said of homo-mado troubles
that tIleY 3re very like home.made
clothes , they never fit well , and they
generally last longer than others.-
I Spurgeon. . . .
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Promotes DigcslionChccrrul-
ncss and ncstContnlns ncUller
9Jlium.Morpl l\c nor 'Hincr l.
] SOT 'NARC O'.1'IC.
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AnUe , fNd , . I
JI.mit JJi wroIftilJI - o . } n
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'I , Thirty Years
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$3aOO AN [ $3a50 S UOES T \ JllLD ; . ; , -
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W. L. DOUGLAS $4.00 GILT EDGE SliDES CAlltlOT BE EQUALLED AT ANV PRICE. . "
SHOES FOR VERYi10DY ill' ALl PRiDES : ; : , , ' . " { ! )
1\lcn'1I8ho"'H , t./i / tn Itill.I O. U.fI' ShllOHI $ :1 : tll SI.r. : , " 'IIIIWIl'S } ( /J
I1hlle ! ! , $4 tn Sl./iO. / J\llSNCS''i : Children II toihlllN ! , 0:1 : : > t I ) 61.00. 1. "
'V. 1J' DOllr.las nhoas lUll rccognizol , ly eX\Jllrt JulgOi : or IootwlIar1 \ \ "
-to bu the bust In IItylo , fit ntul wear IlrollIccl , \ III this country. Each ' \ "i " , J.\ \
11n.rt or the 8hoo nnd every datall or th maldnr. is ] ool.ell nCtor , . : ( Ir-
111111 wI\lohc,1 over hy 8klllct ! P1oclIIll ( Ortl , without regard to . ,
. If I COIllr1 take into ) factories At ,
tlmo or COllt. you lilY Ar/-o / : . ' \ :
] Iroektoll , 1\nRII. , 1\1 II Rhow 'ou laow cnrorll11y " , . I , . Douglas . . , ( \ '
shocR are made , you wlluhl then l' ndorntanrl wIlY they hohl thetr shullo , tit better ,
wear lon or , 1\1\\llu'o oCreator / valttll than I\IIY other makcR.
, v , IN j , " " ln' nl\m HIIII"I ( ' 'I ' Ilnllll'l'l 011 Ihe hollOlll hld'lrOh"'U IheTenrer a1:1\1t111111 h
I'rll"'l "nllntl'rleor , , ho . . ' & ' . .1" . Nit hlth.IIt" . " . "Id 11,110 , " " 1 .ho dulNS . .
I'all ( , ' % r BrUltt' u td e.rclll'rtiv. ' t'atalur/l1Iallc.IJrte. . J. . lJOUCU..U I < , en.rlwhtl "
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It amlcted wIth I ' ' \ ! Unexcelled Corscncral farm.
lOrD 01el. UIO' TI tOmpson 'E yc W ater CHl'IA 'A\DS IIIII' , .Ioek. dAlrllIlI' , frlllts , truct ,
, _ . . et.o.1 conTcnltn' to 11161'61'7 ' n"ul..t5 and \ranopo ! '
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of an injurious character , which indulge in extravagant and unfounded pretensions
to cure all manner of ills , and the
Nationul Legislation Enacted to Restrict Thcir Sale
have established more clearly than could have been accomplished in any other way
The Value and Importanc of Ethical Remedies.
Remedies which physicians sanction for family use , as they act most beneficially and
are gentle yet prompt in effect , and called ethical , because they arc of
Known Excellcnce and Quality and oi Inown Component Parts.
To gain the full confidence of the WellAlnformed of the world and the approval of
the most eminent physicians , it is essential that the component parts be known to and
approvcd : by them , and , therefore , the CaliCornia l'ig Syrup Company has published for many
years past in its adverlisements and upon every package a Cull statement thereof. The perfect -
fect purity and uniformity of product which they dcmand in a laxative remcdy of an ethical
character arc assured by the Cali1'ornia Fig Syrup Company's original method of manufacture ,
_ known to the Company only.
There are other ethical remedies npproved by physicians , but the product of
the California Fig Syrup Company possesses tl1..c advantage over all other family laxatives
that it cleanses , sweetens and relieves the internal organs on which it acts , without
disturbing the natural functions or any debilitating after effects and without having to
increase the quantity from time to time.
This valuable remedy has bcen long and favorably known undcr the name of
Syrup of Figs , and. has attained to' world-wide acceptance as the most excellent of
' laxatives , and as its pure laxative principles , obtained from Senna , arc well
known to physicians and the Well-Informed of the world to be the best of natural
laxatives , we have adopted the more elaborate name of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of
Senna , as more fully descriptive , of the remed } ' , but doubtlcssly it will always be
called for by the shorter name of Syrup of figs ; and to gct its bt.neficial effects ,
always note , when purchasing , the full name of the Company-California Fig Syrup Co.-
plainly printed' on the front of every package , whether you simply call for Syrup
of Figs , or by the full name , Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna , as Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna is the one laxative remedy manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company , and the same heretofore known by the name , Syrup of Figs , which
has given satisfaction to millions. The genuine is for sale by a11 leading drug-gists
throughout the United States in original packages of one size only , the regular price
or which is fifty ccnts per bottle.
Every bottle is sold under the general guarantee of the Company , filed with the
Secretary of Agriculture , at Washington , D. C" the remedy is not adulterated or misbranded -
branded within the meaning of the Food and Drugs Act , June 30th , 1906.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
o San Francisco , Cal.
Louisville , Ky. U. S. A. New York , N. Y.
London , England.
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The Ills peculiar to women , take different forms.
Some ladles stirfer , every month , from dark rings round their eyes , blotches on their skin and tired
feeling. Others suffer agonies of pain , that words can hardly express.
Whatever the symptoms , remember there Is one medicine that will go beyond mere symptoms , and
ct on the cause of their troubles , the w\takened womanly organs.
Wine of Cardui .
Mrs. M. C. Austin , of Memphis , Tenn. , writ os : "For five (5) ) yens I suffered with every symptom
of female disease , but after using the well.known 9ardul Home Treatment , I was enUrely well. "
" Wrlle loJay for 3 free copy of valuable ( ) . .fPOl1lIIuslrated ook for Women , If you need Mea-
1"RlTE U . ] A LETTE no1eOl1 Advlcel descrjbe your zymploms. stating IIcelIn. ! reply will be sent In plOlIn seale. ! envelope.
Addren : udlc : ; Advisory Dept. , The C/u1ltanoozn / tedlclne Co. . Ch31tllnooza , 'fenn.
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