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TORTURING PAIN.
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. Half This Man's Sufferings Would !
t Have Killed Many a Person , but
Doan's Cured Him.
A. C. Sprague , stock deaer ] , of Normal -
mal , 111. , writes : "For two whole years
I was doing nothing but bu '
buyiug medicines -
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cines to cure
myldneys. ) . I
do not thin ]
i1 1 ; that any man '
'I 1) ) f ever suffered as I
I did and lived.
, ' 1 , The Imbl in my
er ' ; f k llllce ] was so
t'e r \ \ \ bad that I could
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' night. I could
A. C. SPRAGUE not ride a horse
And sometimes was unable even to ride
In a cnr. My condition was critical
" when I sent for Doan's Kidney P1l1s.
I used three boxes and they cured me.
' ) r- Now I can go anywhere and do as
- r' much M anybody. I sleep ] well and
. lee ] no discomfort at all. ] ]
1 A TRIAL FREE.-Address Foster.
.1 j Ml1burn Co. , Buffalo , N. Y. For sao ]
. . . . 1Jy all eaers. Price , uQ ets.
The average person takes about
O. 003 grains of arsenic In his daily
I foo(1. ( Fish ; , rock..mll ! water , and wine
are comparatively rich In arsenic.
, SALT RHEUM ON HANDS.
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Suffered Agony and Had to Wear
Bandages All the Time-Another
' , . Cure by Cuticura.
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- by 1\lrs. Caroline Cable , of " 'aupaca ,
. , . _ Wis. , In the following grateful letter -
. . . . . tel' : "My husband suffered agony
tt salt rheum on his hands , and I had
. to keep them bandaged all the time
t : . 'Ve tried everything we could get , hut
: . nothing helped him until he used CimtI
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cura One set of CutiCUI'll Soap , Otnt
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k , , as possible ever since. I do hope this
letter will be the means of helping
. . some other sufferer. "
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. - , , , ' temple of fame by putting off their
Y . F o' . dying ovel'long.
, t " " ; ' : 1\11111011" / In On" ' .
. " , : " ; Snlzer'A New National Oats yielded in i
? . . Mich. , 240 1m. ! in Mo. , 255 1m. , in N. D. .
. ! .t. , . ' 310 bu. , and III 30 other states from 150
" ' : . : l to 300 bu. per acre. Now this Oat if generally .
orally grown in 1005 , will add millions of f
bushels to the yield and millions of dollars .
lars to the farmer's purse ! .
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Homebuilder Yellow Dent Corn grows
like a weed and yields from 157 to 260 (
bushels and more per acre ! It's the big
gent yielder on earth !
Salzer's Speltz , Beardless Barley ] , Maca
Toni Wheat , Pea Oat , Billion Dollar Grass
, and Earliest Cane arc money makers for
you : , : Mr. Farmer.
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JUST StITf Tms NOTICe AND lOc
r in' tamps to John A. Salzer Seed Co. , I..a
\ Crosse ! " , " 'is" , and receive their big , cntnlog
I and lot of farm seed samples. [ W. N. U.J
I Humility gives the level head on
the lofty height.
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The housewife who h'lR not yet be-
l , come acquainted with the new things
- . of everyday use In the market , and
i , who Is reasonably satisfied with the
old , we would suggest that a trial of
Detlnuee Cold Water Starch be made
at ol1ce. Not alone because It Is guaranteed -
autl'Nl by the manufacturers
to be su-
] perior to any other brand , hut because
each i0c. package contains 16 ounces
while \ all the other kinds contain hut 12
01ll1l'C8. 1t Is safe to say that the lady
who once uses Defiance \ Starch will use
no otl1el" Quality and quantity must
n in.
The first newspaper advertisement
appeared In IG52.
When Your Grocer Says
he does not have Defiance Starch , you
may be sure he is afraid to keep It un-
til his stock of 12-ounco packages arc
sold. Defiance Starch ts not only bet-
ter than any other Cold Water Starch ,
but contains 16 ounces to the package
and sells for same money as 12-ounce
brands. _
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Pails City Tribune
BY TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.
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FALLS CITY. - - NERASKA ,
King Peter of Servin hasn't yet Cor'
warded his sympathetic telegram to
the rcvolntlonlsts.
Perhaps Mrs. Chadwlcl Is among
the other debtors who would be wl11.
Ing l to sign 11 protocol. .
There Is more pleasure in giving
lImn In receiving. This applies to
medicine , ticks ] and ndvlce.
One hundl'ed and thlrty-fivo million
people to-day spenle the English lan-
guage-somo of them COl'l'ectiy.
The demand for automobiles largely
exceeds the suppl A good many people .
lIe [ must have quit eating moat.
Now that Anna Held has cleared
GOOOO on a financial deal she can afford -
ford to talco daily baths III cream.
The New Yorker who said that
every married couple's life Is dull
should study the case of the Phlppses ,
The Kaiser does not object to the
drinltlng of toasts In water br om-
eel's of the army If the omcers do not
mind it.
A polar bear has frozen In Chica-
go. This will suprlso the people who
have always thought the Windy City
Was a hot town.
A Boston poet makes Eliza rhyme
with "advertiser. " It must require a
good deal of lashing to get the muse
to perform In Boston.
The Idea of extracting gold from
salt water Is by no means new Gold 1
In small quantities ! has been found
frequently In salted mines.
The Chicago woman who froze her
nose while riding in ! a cable car was
thankful that it '
wasn't her chin , now
that she wants to tell about It.
An expert says that boys who 111(0
to kiss the pretty girls are feeble ,
minded Can you picture what the
ugliness of that expert must be ?
Canon Lyttleton of England say
a man cannot eat meat and lead a
pure life The canon should under
stand that biliousness is ! not incur-
nble.
It Is alleged that in PIUshurg there
are more than thirty millionaires who
have not purchased connections with
the nobility. Boys must run In their
families.
A drunken soldier In Warsaw killed
two children , but n Russian corre-
spondent defends him , explaining that
time children were very small and hard-
ly counted.
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Those London scientists who
pro-
paso to secure an unlimited supply of
gold from sea water are likely to suc-
ceed In their plan unless they wake
up too soon.
The gentleman who proposes to dynamite -
namlto his way to time north pole
might get some valuable preliminary
practice by blowing ] a hole ] through the
Rocky mountains.
The Pennsylvania man who has
been arrested for stealing a railroad
Is paying the penalty for his failure
to first Incorporate himself under time
laws or New Jersey.
Mrs. Chadwlcl filed no list or cred-
Hal's. She evidently thinks time men
who yielded gold for hopes ] or gain
had their hopes , and that was all there
was coming to them.
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Congressman Meeldson Gives Praise to Pe-ru-na
For His Recovery. .
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CONGRESSMAN MEEKISON PRAISES PE-RU-NA. ter ,
lIon. David J\fecldson , Napoleon , Ohio , ex-member of Congress , Pifty-tlfth
District , writes :
"I have used several bottles of PerullD and I feel greatly benefited
thereby from my cafarrh of tile Ilenct. 1 feel encouraged to believe that II
1 use It II short time longer I wJl/ be fully able to eradicate the disease of I
tlJirty years' .fandng.avd /rlcck/soll. . 1
ANOTHER SENSATIONAL CURE : ! lit" . Jacoh I. , Davis , Gall'na , Steno county ,
11ro. , writes : "I have been in had health for thh.ty-sc"cn years , amid after taking
I I twelve bottles of your : Pcrmm llun cnrt'd. " --.Jacob 1. . 1)avis.
If you do not tlcrivc pl'ompt and satisfactory results from the use of Pcrun11. .
write 11.1. once to 111- Hartman , giving a fun statement of your case , and ho will
be plea.soll ; to give you his valuable advice g.a.t.is.
Address Dr. HartmlLu , President or the Hartman Sanitarium ; ( , Columbus , O.
ff Follow the Flag. "
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EXCURSIONS
SOUTH
DAILY
It you are thinking of n trip
SOUTlI--SOUTlIEAST ( :
write and let UII tell you best rates ,
tlmne route and send marked time
tablts ! .
'l'hl1l save you worry and annoyance -
no'nnce iud makes you feel at
home nil the wa ) ' ,
Call Wabash City 01Ilcc , lCOl Far.
nam St. , or address
Harry E. Moores ,
G. A. P. D. Wabash R. R. , Omaha , Neb.
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et.Lliet.a tapers I : , tu f Thompson's Eye Water
BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH
SYRUP cures coughs and colds. I
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! nOT SPRINfiS , ARK.
NEW TRAIN SERVICE \
. Between
I Kansas City , Mo. ,
" . Colfeyvllle , ) '
- Little Rock , r
y and Not ! Sprln s
via MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
and IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE
The 1'lwrn1ll1 RadioActivo'atorM i
of Hot , Springs , \rk. . will he ren-
tll'red UCI'SNlbll by this new service -
ice over the \tlllllourl : Pllcillc and
Iron Mountain Imes without
( 'hang-o , LCI1lngI..llusas City Itt
noon , arriving Hot Springs next
nwrnlng- lit 8 o'ploek Heturnlng- .
tmln leaves : : Springs at 7 p. III . arriving -
riving Kansas : City next afternoon
: : O't'lucle. For Ilalllphh-tR. dune
tnlles ole. . call or address 11. C.
Townsend , a. ! ' . & T. A. , St. Louis !
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cr'i'v 'J'lcl\g'r : ( ) I"iI'IC . " t ;
S. R Corner lfith amid Farnam
1 oni Hug-hl-S , ' 1' . 1' . Godfrey ,
1' , P. A. 1' . & T. A.
W. N. U. Omaha. No. 8-1905.
L'UHts WHIHE ALL EISE FAILS.
tieat t'oui h tiyrup. Tastes Good. UaC
in tt rn. 5oIn by druatuiete.
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