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" . ' k starch your moneycan buy _ :
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DEFIANCE ;
It Is 16 ounces foFfo'ctritt : ;
No premlum..butone ;
you nd..ot.t h. very "belt
starch made. , We put all
our . . mocieyjrrthcstarch.
It n'Hds-no-c bklpga !
It absolutely ) ' pure ;
It I 'jivecsatlsfaotl6jff
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THE DEFIANCE STARCH CO.
Omaha , Neb ,
w. N. U. , Omaha. No. 37-1904
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
l CURES catarrh of the stomach.
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Oil Fuel In the Navy. I
The British admiralty seems to have
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met with success 111 the utilization of
liquid fuel upon war vessels , despite
the objections against Its use , which
interfere with Its adaptability for
fighting ships. The torpedo.boat der
stroyer Spiteful has been passed Into
the Portsmouth fleet reserve , after
I satisfactorily undergoing her power
h'lals This vessel Is only fitted for
oil fuel , and Is the first warship ; ( to he
J'O ' ! equllpeli. ) The one great difficulty
that has confronted the experimenters
Is the excessive smol\O emitted by the
consumption ot oil , hut this drawback
has now been successfully ovorcomc
No more smoke Is emitted than with
steam coal. One of the greatest ad .
vantages accruing from the use ot
liquid fuel is the economy In mon The
number ot stokers required for the
vessel Is decreased by ten or 11101'e.
As the method adopted upon the Spiteful .
ful has proved so completely successful .
fu1 , the furnaces oC two battleships
are immediately to be converted to
burning liquid ( ucl ,
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An Automatic Tea Maker.
To English inventiveness Is due the
most recent acquisition In the line of
automatic contrivances , the invention
being one especially calculated to appeal .
peal to the hOliBewlfe. It Is termed an
automatic tea maker and the accompanying -
pan 'lng illustration gives a comprehensive .
hcnsh'c idea of Its nppeal'ance This
useful little apparatus consists of an
alarm clock connect with 1\ spirit !
lamp and n kettle III such a manner
that when the alarm goes oft It rc'
leases a. shutter which covers the
spirit lamp ) , and as It flies hack the
shutter strikes a match-duly placed
for the purpose-which lights the
lamp , and thus heats the water In the
Itcllle. As soon as this water bolls , a
deft arrangement of wires causes the
kettle to tilt and pour Its contents Into
the pot set i'eady to receive It , the
same action ringing n little gong to
announce the pouring out ot the water ,
and also automatically extinguishing
the lamp. 1'he alarm can be set for
any time desired , the result following
aH a matter ot cour8 . . . .
The machine Is provided with n
small and convenient traveling case
and this being portable It Is available
for 1\ large variety ot purposes
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Radium Fatal to Small Animals.
It has been demonstrated by Prot
Curie that the emanations given ocr
by radium cause the death ot the
smaller animals when breathed by
them. Experiments were conducted
on guinea pigs In glass jars After
the animal had breathed the air
charged with the emanations for a
certain time verging from one hour
to several hours the respiration boo
came short and abrupt. He rolled ,
himself 11)1 ) In a ball with his hair
standing on end. Then he fell Into
a profound torpor and his bOdy became .
came cold. All examination of the
animal showed an Intense pulmonary
congestion. The composition ot the
blood was modified , especially as regards -
gards the white corpuscles , anti their
number diminished The tissues of
the animal were found to he radio-
acUvo When the body of the guinea
pig was placed 011 a photographic
plate wrapped In black paper It gave
aD Image In which the hairs were very
clearly deft noli.
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® Fibroid Tumors Cured. (
A distressing case of Fibroid Tumor ,
which baffled the skill of Boston doctors.
l\11rs. I-I ayes , of Boston , Mass. ; in
the following letter tells how she vas
cured after else failed
, everything , by
Lydia E. Pitlkhamt Vegetable COlnpound.
11IrH. Hayes' ; First Letter Appealing to \ . lnldmm for help :
"DEAn.I Mus. \ PINKITAM-I have been '
Its. lmA" ) [ : - ye under Boston doctors' treat-
ment for n. long time without any relief. They tell me I have a fibroid
tumor. I cannot Hit down without great pain , and the soreness extends
11p my Rpine. 1 have hearing-down pains both hack and front ley abdomen .
domen is swollen , find I have had flowing spells ! for three 'efirs. Ny appetite .
petite is not good. I cannot , walk I or be Oil my feet for any length of timc.
"The symptoms of Fibroid Tumor given in your little book accurately .
curately describe my case ) . so I write to you for advIce. " -Signcd ( ) l\l'9. : \
E. F. llAns , 252 Dudley t. , ( Hoxbul'Y ) Boston , Mass. ,
Note the result of Mrs. Pinkl1aJ11'S advlce-al.
.though she advised Mrs. Hayes , of' Boston , to take
her medicine-which she knew would help her-
her letter contained a mass of additional instruc .
tions as to treatment , all of which helped to bring
about the happy result.
"DEAn Mus. PIN KIIA3I : - - Sometime ago I wrote to you describing .
ing my symptoms and asked your advice. You replied , arid I followed
all ' your directions l:1tl'efully , and to-day I am n. well W0111all.
" 'I'he of I.J 'din B. ] ' : '
use Lydia inldmm's Yege1nblo Vonlpouud entirely
expelled : the tumor and strengthened my whole Hystmu. I ran walk
miles now.
" ] .J 'dln , E. Pinlchmnts Ycgetu.ll1o COllllHHuui is worth five dol-
lars a drop. I advise : all women who are ntliicted with tU1llOl 01'
female trouble of ally kil1l1 to give it u. faithful trial.-Signed t ( ) Mils.
E. F. HAYES , 252 Dudley St. , ( Hoxbury ) Boston , Inljs.
1\Iountains of gold ( 'otlllllot IHu'clUseiuch / tcsthuJ 3 ' - Ol' tnlce
the I ) lace of the hcalth and hupplncss whi11 Lydia L. l'llllcham's
Vegetable COIllIOUlul brought to 1\11'8. lIa 'cs.
Such testimony should ( be accepted by all women as convincing
evidence that Lydia E. Pinkhu.m's Vegetable COIllIJuun < 1 stands
without a peer as a . .remcdy for all the distressing ills of women ; all
ovarian troubles ; tumors ; inllammatious ; ulceration , falling and displacements .
placements of the womb ; backache ; irregular , sttllpressed or painful
menstruntIon. Surely the volume awl character of the testimonial : letters .
tel's we are daily printing in the ncwSlIq : > ers can leave Ito room for douht.
Mrs. Hayes at her above address will gladly answer any letters
which sick women may write for fuller information about her iIInmm.
Her gratitude to 1\1rs. \ Piukham alai Lydia I , PIJlJ\hnm' Veg ! . table
Compound is so genuine and heartfelt that she think ( no trouble is too
great for her to take in return for her health and hnIJ } } llcSS.
Truly is it stud that it is IJyc1la. E. Pinkluull's Vegetable Compound -
pound that is curing ! so many women , and no other medicine ; d011'i for-
get this when some druggist wants to sell ; you HOIlll'thing elsc.
$5000 FORFEIT It vo cannot fortlkall .r + Nh4eI , lito utliUht titters t.hd eig. ature oi' :
above UIIIOlllllb , "llch will prove their / ulmlllllo ellulnellelS.
Ldia L. l'jlll.hluu Medlclno Co" Lynu , Dlueu.
HANDY BLUEING BOOK
II heets ! ot PURE ANILINE I ULUE. 10ottlc \ , No puddle/ No 1I'1I\le. Cive.the SlIlIll
mount ot blueing water each wash..la ) ) ' . Aslt your grocer for It or , . , cIIIIIOo for II book of 23Ieuve.
, she HlndyBluelng Book Co. , 81 E. Lake St. , Chicago , III. .
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Putnam 'adele88 Dyer are elexuly QW they neither Hlulu the hunds nor pot . the kdtlc One IUu package oQlora eith , ' 61 cotton
equally well , and b f\llulAnteed to live perfect rtloulti PutnulII i 'udeit.Deus uro fur halo 117 all \ 11004 drn elthsrm1J' 1" 1JIIlIh 1
direct ut 16u a package. Write . today for free bookl.t-llow to Iiiail , I.n' 01' .tlc ( 'ulor , . MONROE DRUG C . VJi . : . ton . . . .J . le , Mo ,
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