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t BACKACHE AND DIZZINESS
MO t of the Ailments I'ocullar to the
Fernnle Sex I\re nile to Catarrh of
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MRS. M. BRICKNER.
l' 99 Eleventh Street , l
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t . ' dltlon very serious , I had headaches ,
' pains in the hack , and frequent dizzy
spells which grew worse every month. :
: 1 tried two remedIes before Perona , '
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first dose , but mJ' cou'sge o
returned. In less than two months
lilY health was restored.Mrs. . M.
. Brickner.
, , The reason of so many failures to
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cure cases similar to the above is the
f iacttlhatdisenses
FEMALE TROUBLE
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. NOT RECOGNIZED
, female sex are
AS CATARRH
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I recognized as being eauseil by catarrh.
Lo. Catarrh of one organ is exactly the
, same as catarrh of any other organ.
r What will cure catarrh of the head will
also cure catarrh of the pelvic organs.
. . . . . . -Veruna cures these cases simply be"
. . K cause it cures the catarrh.
If you lllwe catarrh write at once to
Dr. Hartman , giving n. full statement of
your case , and he will he pleased to
give you his valuable advice gratis.
; Address Dr. Hartma11 , President of
i The Hartman Sanitarium , Columbus , O.
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The Peanut as a Field Crop
The peanut is assuming every year
more and more Importance as a field
erop. Its natural home seems to be
In the southern part of the temperate
zone , but It grows far north when
properly eulUmted. It Is successful ]
cultivated as far north as the Great
J..nltea. 'Vo are not sure that this will
not yet become one of the successful
field crops of the sandy regions of the
middle WCRt. 'Ve have been treated
to so many surprises ) as to the adaptability .
bility of plants to large areas of coun
try that little In this lice now surprises .
prlses us. If the peanut can bo grown
In large quantities on our very sandy
land , It will prove to be a great boon
to our agriculturists. Belonging to
the lcgumlnosae It has roots that car
ry nodules in which live the bacteria
that gather nitrogen from the all'
The edible portion of the nut Is there
fore very rich In nitrogen. An nealy
sis of the edible portion shows It to
contain , In per cents , water , 9.2j ; pro
thin , 25.8 j fat , 38.6 j carbohydrate ,
24.4 , and ash , 2. The protein content
Is therefore Iromllrlcnbly high , avid
makes the nut very good food when
It Is ground to increase its dlgestibll
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Ih. It I" an i " o f Ili e so it a !
H.1' . " ' " . . . . mph o , er u. ' ' ' 0 ; ; "U. . , . . . ,
arc un the legumes. There Is no danger .
gel' ot growing too many peanuts , as
the surplus can always bo used as
food for swine. One man declares
that the peanut can bo grown in every -
ery state In the Union and even in
Southern Canada , and asserts that It
is now being grown as far north as
the lower peninsula of Michigan. 11
for any reason a crop of peanut. .
should fall to ripen , It would add nitro ,
son to the soil by being plowed un
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Select Scions This Summer.
It Is now quite generally believed
that the scions for grafting trees
should be selected from bearing
branches. We have supposed in the
past that it was enough to get the
scions from any part of the tree , even
from the suckers growing on the
side. But some nurserymen now claim
that many of the best and thriftiest
shoots on the trees have In them
some quality that does not make for
fruItfulness and that the use of these
as scions in the top working of trees
has resulted In many of the products
of such top.worklng being unfruitful.
It is also claimed that such apples af !
the Gano were secured by marking
branches on Den Davis trees that bore
fnE'lr shaped and finely colored fruit
and grafting other trees from them ,
and that In this way a variety of Den
Davis was developed that seems In
appearance at least to be an improve i
mont. It If safe enough to assume '
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that this Is true , whether It Is or not ,
for the other side Is not the safe one
till It Is settled that the opinion ex
pressed is an 01'1'01' It will be' well !
for the orchardist to now mark the
twigs that ho . expects to use In the
malting of scions. He can select only
those that aro' actually bearIng fruit
and so Increase the fruit . beartng prob
ability at the trees resulting from hit
graft. The summer time is the best
time In which to do this selecllng.
while the loaves and the fruit arc stilt ;
on. The vigor may be largely Imowll
In this wa ' .
When a garden can bo placed under
Irrgatlon conditions the results will
be very encouraging as the crop !
can bo controlled. Many times no
matter in what state of the Union ,
crops of lettuce , radishes and other
garden stuff are lost by reason of the
drouth checking growth. A good
many gardeners in the country are
placing Irritation plants so they can
be effective In Insuring a crop. ThlJ i
18 proving both pleasant and profit.
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Mrs. Rosa Adams , niece of the late General
Roger Hanson , C. S. A. , wants every woman
to know of the wonders accomplished by
Lydia E. Pinkham ' Vegetable Compound.
. . DEAn MnR. Pnmu.\ : -I cnnnot ten you with pen and ink what good
Lydia E. Plnlduun's Vegetable Compound did for me , suffering from
the ills peculiar to the sex , extreme lassitude and that all gene feeling. I
would rise from my bed in the morning feeling more tired than when T went
to bcd , but before I had used two bottles of Lydia ) i } . Pinldunu'H Vegetable -
table Compound , I began to feel the buoyancy of my younger days return-
ing , became regular , could do more work anti not feel tired than I had ever
been able t.o do before , 60 I continued to use it until I was restored to perfect
health , It is , indeed n boon to sick women and I heartily recommend it.
Yours very truly , Mus. Roes ADA IR , 819 lath St. , Louisville ! Ky. " I
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Any women who ore troubled with irregular -
regular or painful menstruation , wenk- .
r ness , leueorrh , displacement Gr ulceration -
, ation of the womb , that bcnring-dou'u
feeling , ln1lammutlon of the ovaries , back-
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ache , general debility , anel nervous pros-
trntlon , should know there is one tried
and true remedy , Lydia E. Pinkham'
Vegetable CompoUlul. No other medicine
for women has received such wldc-Slrend
and 1UltlualUIctl Indorsement. No other
mctHclne has such a record of female cures.
l" DEAn 'Mna. P1N1I11AMI nm vcrl.I > . . eased
' t.z to recommend Lydia E. PlnJcaam R Vcge-
inltJe Compound for womb and ovarian dlfIleul-
° " tie/\ from which I have been a sufferer for yearn. ; It
, . . wns the only medicine which was at all beneficial .
. and within a week alter I started to use it , there
was a great change In my feelings and 1001cs. I
11i- used It for n little over three months , and at the
i end of that time I su1Teredno pain at the menstrual
31t period , nor was I troubled with those distressing
pains which compelled me to JO : to bcd , and I have
not had a. headache since. This Is nearly B year
ngo. I always leeep a bottle on hand , and take a
flaw doses every week , for I find that it tones up the system and keeps m.
feeling strong , and I never have that tired out feeling any more.
"I certainly think that every woman ought to try this grand medicine ,
for it would prove its worth Yours very truly , Mss EL5II : DAr.ronTD , :0 : ; : :
Dc Soto St. , Memphis , 'l'enn. " ,
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO W01\EN.
Don't hesitate to writ to 1\lrR. Pinklanm. She wlllllnlerRtnnd
your case perfectly , and will treat yon with klmlncRs. Hcr advice
Is free , ntHI the address is flynn , 1\lnRfI. No woman ever regretted
having written her , and she hM helped fhou , nJ(1R.
FORFEI"r i If wo cannot forthwith produce the orlllinat letters And signatures of
$5000 ibuvu WlUmoa1ala , which will prove their absolute 1Ill1l1lnel1f ) II ,
v LJ'dla E. lnkllam 111011. Co. , Lynn Miaa.
HANDY BLUEING BOOK.
In sheets ot PURE ANILINE BLUE NolJottlcH. Nopruldle. Nowu ! > tc. Glvcsthoham
amount ot blueing water each wash . duy. Abk your grocer for it or hcmllOo for a book ots : : Icave\ :
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The Handy Blueing Book Co. , 81 E. Lake st. , Chicago , III.
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BY : LD ANTISEPTIC PILE CONES Way
DRU.GGISTS. Sample Freo. ANTISEPTIC PILE CONE CO. , Crete , Neb. SLEEr.
' HOMESTEADS on Orow Rea-
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER ervotlon In
I nt. ' n. Sead We. tor " 1&1) . : l o rol\l
CURBS catarrh of the stomach.M"nxzLLY . " x.il . st : tr egaor , ILUtsgs ; * at
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