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COULDN'T LIFT TEN POUNDS.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Drought Strength [
and Health to the Sufferer , Ma.
king Him Feel Twenty ' five
Years Youngcr.
J. I3 , Carton , farmer and lumher-
. . man , of Del1pe ,
N C. , says : "I
: suffered for
/ ; . ' . years with my
1i 1 i Imclt. It was
l 0 no bad UIII I
1 coulll not wllllt
any d distance i
4 i" nor even ride in
" ' ( / easy buggy 1
do ( not belleI
could I h \ tvo
raised ten
J. I4 l'onTON II of
11 0 II n ( S 0
weight from the ground , the pnln was
so IJcvore This was my condition
when I began using Doan'f Kidney
Pilla. They Clulcltly relieved 1110 and \
now I nm never troubled as I was
Ny back If strung and I can wall or
ride n long Illotance and feel just as
6tJ'Onas / : I did twenty.fIve years ago.
I thlnl < 80 much of Doan's Kidney I
Pills that 1 have given a supply of the
remedy to some of my neighbors and
ihcy have line Collllll good r 5i1lt6. H
you can Rift anything from this ram '
hung note that will bo of any service
to you , or to anyone suffering from
kidney trouble YOU are at liberty to
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do so "
A TRiAL 'HEE-Adtll'ess J Foster
IItllhllrtl Co" , lllllTalo , N. y For sale
by all dealcrs. Price , CiO cents.
When a WOll\nn has large feet she
affects nn odd and mannlshshape(1 (
shoe-l'hlhulelphlll Blllletln
111111011 Dollar CI'nl4 .
'hen the John A. ulzer recd : : : Co" , of
La C'roaseL ! : " 'i is. ! , intrOlnl'cll ! this rentnrk-
able gt'liE " 3 throe ycai ago , little did they .
drawn it would hc the IIIO'Il talked of grnsy ! ( \
in America , the hit gust , qUick , bay (11'0' (
. . " ducer on earth , hut this lens cOllie to pass.
o0dd00a [ iJ @ [ R ? Q I
Agrieulitmra1 { : ; Editors wrote about it ,
Agr. College : Professors ! : lectured about it ,
Jr , IIIHtitlllo Orators talked ( about it ,
wile ill the farlll home hr the quiet fireside ,
Hide in the ' ' in the \'iI1a
, corner grocery , village
post.olliee , at the creamery . at the depot ,
11\ fact wherever farmers gill herul , Snlzel"l1
Billion \ Dollar ( bass lint ( marvelous
! > of ! , grass
good for 5 to H tons hay per } acre and 1
lots of pasture ! : besides , if always n theme
worthy of the fannel"11 voice
Then conies HmnHH Inel'mis , Own which
there is no better grass or better permanent .
. nent ha ' producer on carth. Grown whirr-
ever soil iH founel Then the farmer talks
about Salzcl"tj Teosillte , which produces
100 stocks frolll one kernel of Heed , 11 ft ,
high , in 100 ( days , rich in nutrition and I
greedily eaten by cattle , hogs , etc , and is
good for HO tOIL' . of green food per ) ItCl'e
Victoria Rope , the luxuriant food for
hogs and sheep , which can he , mown at
:5c 1\ ton mind Spelt at 200 n. 1m . both
great food for sheep , hOB { and cattle also
come in for their share in the discussion.
JUST ' 81I ) lee IN ST.nn's
and this notice to .Tohn A. .lIzer Seed
Co" , La Crosse , Wis" , for their bip catalol3
and man ' farm seed sal1lples. [ V t. N. lJ.J
To the receptive soul the river of
life 11\useth not nor Is dlmlnlshed-
George Eliot
CUTICURA GROWS HAIR.
Scalp Cleared of Dandruff and Hair
. Restored by One Box of CutJcura
and One Cake of Cutlcura
Soap
A. " . Taft of Independence , Vn" ,
. . - writing under data of Se111. 1Ci , 1904.
says : "I have had falling hair and
dandruff for twelve years and cOllld
get nothing to help me Finally 1
bought one box of ClIltcllrn Ointment
and one cake of Clltlcllrn Soap , and
they cleared mr scalll of the dandruff
and stopped the hair ra11lul Now
my hair Is rowing ; ; as well as OYOI' I
am highly pleased with ClltlCIlr\ Soap
as n. toilet soap ( Signed ) A W. Taft ,
Independence , Va "
Women know how to carrr fdeud.
ship to a point that b'OT\1 \ Oppr05'
Five ,
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IIEARTII AND IOU DOIlt
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LATEST IN FASHIONS AND CULINARY .
NARY RECIPES.
Two Stylish Costumes for the Street-
Parisian Hat of Charming Dcslgn-
Lingerie Blouse to Be Feature of
Coming Season.
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For the Lingerie Blouse .
The lingerie blouse bills fair to ho
the feature of the year In point of
multiplicity of design and lavishness
or haullIwOI'It. They are shown In all
grades / : of materials , ranging from the
coarser thread linens to the most cob
webby 'rho hand work on them may
include hemstitching and French
knots , of course , besides the English
'cleL work the Swiss ' '
eyelet , embroidery ,
feather stitching , and any and all of
the many sorts of fine sewing and em-
hroldery
One beautiful model Is shown In n
fine quality of lInen , with hcmstltched
tucks antI ( tiny lIel1NlelIs embroidered
over It. The design Is simple , hilt Is
worked solllllr with linen 1I0ss Two
slips of light colored sill are fur-
nlshed wIth this model and afford a
plCitslng ; change Time rose silk ; : slip Is
especially effective when the blouse
is worn over It.
There have been marled changes In
all blouses recun tly , The pouch Is
conspicuous by its absence ! ! and the
sleeves have very deep cuffs , with
much fullness between the shoulder
and the olhow.
Belts.
Deep belts have taken an upward
1.\11'11 In the back , where In some ax-
'mggct ated instances they reach In two
harp ; points almost to the .Siholllelers ,
The downward droop at time front Is
no less exaggcl'Ilted The VlctOl'litn
conlet Is the newest effect. It Is
made of soft finished taffeta 01' other
soft slll and Is very wide In front
the deep point Is stiffened , and at the
back , there Is a ! 1'ep ] shaped bllclle
The front Is 7 aI' 8 Inches deep and Is
rounded at the top where It Is bordered .
dered with rllchlng and othel'wlso ( hoc-
lI'ated Pompadour silk \ Is used for
these I helts Manyof the high girdles
when of plain velvet or silk , are often
elaborated with jewelled buttons or
tiny hews
Stylish -Redingote.
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Old Styles In Sleeves.
Sleeves are the most talked at feature .
lure of the new spring designs. They
differ radically from the sleeves of
last season In having the puff always
at the upper , rather than the lower ,
part. Deep cuffs are also much In
evidence and elbow sleeves full and
fluffy , are never to be more popular
The ohHashloned mousquetalre
sleeve , made famous by lleruhardt , Is
to bo worn again Its leg 0' mutton
Is not so pronounced as most of the
now models and it fits time arm rather :
closely Its whole nfth. 1 It is ' hardly I
necessary to say that this sleeve Is I
only fur the slender woman , with
long , thin arms.
llolel'O coats are too becoming to
ho IlIscnrded. A pretty street model
after this style Is developed In chestnut '
nut brown Panama cloth ; with a boo
lore fitted \ to the figure hy means of
inverted pleats. Darker brown chiffon .
fen velvet Is used for the collar , which
forms scallops , and Is ulllnod with
brown sill braid The sleeve Is full
log 0' mutton , with a long cuff effect.
'rho girdle Is of brown velvet , caught
with a long buckle.
Velvet Street Costume.
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Vogue of Parasols.
The coming summer girl will he a
sluly In parasols Never were these
charming accessories of a woman's
toilet gotten out in such artistic
shapes and such Infinite varlet ' , They
are embroidered milted , appliqued
dotted , banded and covered with lace
White slll parasols are made gay
with black lace butterflies appllqued
upon their slllcen surface and fluffy
chiffon frills failing from their edges
Parasols of yellow sill are completely .
ly I covered with Infinitesimal rumes of
eCl'no yak Golden butterflies , chiffon
roses and lace rosettes are set upon
the most expensive of these summer
luxuries , which come in every shape
and every material for the delectation .
tlon of time summer mnn.
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_ New Spring Tailor-Made.
I
One of the new spring tatIor.mndes
Is In nloaair of the shade Imown as
pruneau-a plum lavender-the skirt
laid in double box-pleats stitched
down eighteen Inches with plain pan
els between. The coat Is of the eton
variety " Silk soutacho forms the trim-
ming arranged In straight lines over
time shoulders and In fancy design following -
lowing the Irregular outline of the bottom .
. tom of the little coat. 'rhe sleeve of
I this coat shows the latest method of
attaining fullness by lengthwise gathers .
ers rather than by greater breadth
An embroidered linen blouse is worn
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Card Party Waist.
A very lovely separate bodice which
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was called a card part waist was
made of the softest of golden brown
panno'velvet Its yoke and vest were
laid In folds , while across the bust
there was draped n fichu of white lace
In which "thero were embroidered
brown velvet dots At one side there
was n thou of brown velvet ribbon.
The sleeves were shirred above time
elbow , and at the wrist there was a
fall of white lace with brown dots embroidered -
broidered again , The neck was n Wil-
helmlnn neck , cut round and filled in
with a white lace embroidered stacIe.
The Bell Cuff.
The bell cuff for card parties Is
. pretty , and it shows time hand and
i gives ana a chance to wear bracelets
This cuff is shaped precisely like a
hell , It flares full around the
knuckles and is stiffened and trim'
med. It Is tight at the top and sets
very snug to the wrist. It Is n typical
boll cuff ,
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Swltzerl\nd's climate.
Curious atmospheric conditions pre
wail In Switzerland at the beginning
of this yellr While the valleys were
shrouded In dense , cold mists , the re-
gion above a thousand yards In elevation -
tlon had a blllo sly and sunshine so
warm that men : tool off their coats to
work Strawberries and I\Ipenrose9
were in hloom The practice of Icccp"
hug the mountain hotels open In winter
Is comln gmol'o and more Into vogue
From a Novel.
In a novel recently l\Ibl1shed the
following delightful Instance of time
easy descent from the sublime to the
ridiculous occurs , and has been gibbeted -
beted hy It spiteful reviewer : "When
Margaret , white to the " lips with pain ,
knelt In the woods one day and kissed
the cross which lIeI' Kaufmann had
erected to the sacred memory of their
early love , the leaves fell about hem
like telegrams from high places "
Spread of English Lnnguage.
Now Zealand , Samoa , HawaII , most
or Polynesia and various small states
have permanently adopted our mother
tongue , and there Is every reason to
believe that the 10,0.00,000 of Filipinos -
will bo using It In the course of time
\Vlt the 'onstrllctlon of the Panama
canal Central America also will probably .
ably yield to its Inflllences to a large I
oxlent.
Definition of Railway Ticket.
A little school girl's definition of a
railroad ticket Is worth rOl1eaUng In
a composition written In one of the
Boston primaries on "A Railway Journey .
ney , " the little one says , among other
things : "You have got to get a ticket ,
which is It piece of paper , and you
give It to a man who cats n hole In It
ntHl lets you pass lhl'ough "
Have Strange Beliefs.
Strange beliefs linger In many out-
of-the-way comers of Britain , In Devonshire
onshire for Instance , the country folk
still male "cramp rings" out of old
coffin handles ; and bracelets forged
out of nails on which slllcides have
hanged ! themselves are worn by gouty
people , and deemed singlllarly eifica-
claus
Cured Her Diabetes.
Halo , Ind" , l"eb 27th-Specla1.- ( )
If what will cure Diabetes will cure
an form of Kidney Disease , as so
many physicians say , then . Dodd's
Kidney Pills will cure any form or
Kiiney Disease For III's 1. C , Bowers .
ers of this place has proved that
Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure Dia- '
betos
"I had Diabetes , " Mrs Bowers says ,
"my teeth all became loose and part
of them came out. 1 passed a great
deal of water with such burning sensations .
satlons I could hardJy bear It. 1 lost
about 40 pounds In weight. I. used
many medicines and doctored with
two local doctors but never got any
better till 1 started to use Dodd's
Kidney Pills They cured me so completely .
pletel that In three years I have had
no return of the disease 1 am a
well woman now , thanks to Dodd's
Kldner Pills "
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
aliments from Backache to llright's (
Disease Cure your Backache with
them and you will never have Bright's
Disease , Diabetes or Rheumatism
Clock for the Sickroom.
A clock adapted to the sickroom or
hospitals Is the Invention of Prof.
Hirth of Mllnlch. The pushing of a
button cuts in a small electric lamp
placed under the dial of an electrical-
'lIluinlnated 1 clock ] , throwing the
shudow of the face and Its hands upon
the ceiling In a highly magnified tate.
Viewed from the bed of a reclining
invalid , It obviates the irksome craning .
Ing of the necl
Stops Coffin Salesmen
The Liverpool police have stopped
the pl'u.llce-common there-of canvassing .
vasslng for the 8alo of.comns . nt
houses where n death has taken pineo.