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Suffered With It for Five Years but
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cured
I had catarrh in my head and suffered
with it for five years I -was also troubled
with weakness I have taken Hoods Sar
Baparilla and it entirely cured the catarrh
built up my system and did me a great
deal of good W E MELLOW AY Co
lumbia Missouri Remember
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the best In fact the One True Blood Purifier
Hoods Pills euro sick headache 25c
A Fatal Interruption
Pruyn Did you ever really know a
fnan to be cured of a disease by a pat
ent medicine
Fields Well I cant ezactly say s 1
ever did I knowed one man t take it
repelar fourteen years an et inought o
cured him but jess then th goldurned
patent expired
Howi This
Wo oiler Ono Hundred Dollars Rownrd for
Any cue of catarrh that cannot be cured by
taking Halls Catarrh Cura
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We the undersigned have known P J Cheney
for the last fifteen years aud believe him per
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and financially able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm
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alls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood aud mucous suriacas of
the Bvstfin Price 7Jc per bottle Sold by ull
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She What makes you think you
would need help
Shako Into Your Shoes
Allens Foot Ease a powder for the
feet It cures painful swollen smart
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out of corns and bunions Its the
greatest comfort discovery of the age
Allens Foot Ease makes tight fitting
or new shoes feel easy It Is a certain
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tired aching feet Try it to day Sold
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If you married your wife because she
was a good cook instead of a musician
try to make yourself believe that the
plates rattling in the dish pan is a
Wagnerian overture
California
If youre going to California before
making your arrangements write for all
information as to rales etc to II C
Clieyney General Agent Sioux City
Iowa One way or round trip tickets via
any route
Dr Ramaehandravya a converted
Hindoo priest is preaching in Tre
mont Temple Boston and is attracting
considerable attention
Pisos Cure for Consumption is our only
medicine for coughs and colds Mrs C
Belts 439 Sth ave Denver Col Nor 8
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More than 5000 copies of Capt Ma
lians Life of Nelson have been al
ready sold in England
Dandruff forms when the glands of the
skin- are weakened and if neglected
Imldness is sure to follow Halls Hair
Renewer is the best preventive
Censure is the tax a man pays to the
public for being eminent Swift
Semi for Glenn6 Sulphur Soap If troubled with aii
eruption or an abrasion of the Bkln
Hills Hair and Whisker Use black or brown 50c
Cupid steals base every time lovers
look at the moon
Mrs Winalows Soothing Stbdf for Children
tiotninit soitens the mims retraces inflammation
iflajs rain cure wind colic cents a bottle
Some people save mouey by not pay
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SOCIETYS ENDLESS CHAIN
Aspects of Iiifc Altered by Our Grow
ing Interdependence
Some have imagined that the pressure
upon the city might be relieved and
tho miseries of the slum modified by
removing families to unoccupied lands
au teaching them to engage in agri
culture and steps have been taken in
this direction But those who expect
to solve or even to simplify the problem
by this method fail to appreciate the
profound change which has come over
the worlds industry during this cen
tury by which it has ceased to be in
dividual and has become organized a
change which is destined to exert more
influence on material conditions and
on the social intellectual moral and
spiritual life of man than did the dis
covery of America the invention of
gunpowder or the art of prlntig Doubt
less this transition is the most impor
tant material change which has ever
taken place in the history of the race
It has separated as by an impassable
gulf the simple homespun individual
istic life of the worlds past from the
complex closely associated life of the
present and of the worlds future
In the age of homespun which for
most of our population reached well
on toward tne middle of this century
the typical farmer could not only till
his own soil but build his own house
make his own furniture and many of
his own tools His wife could take tho
wool as it came from the sheeps back
dye cord spin and weave it and then
make it into a coat for her husband
That is they could together do in a
rough way work which now represents
ten or a dozen trades Their want
were simple and most of them thej
could supply with their own hands
Such a couple could have raised a fam
ily in comparative comfort if they had
been alone on the continent The
were practically independent of tin
whole world
The organization of industry ha
changed all this In it was involved
the division of labor The work of one
trade was divided between a dozen oil
twenty machines each fed by a differ
ent man and each department depend
ent on all the others Moreover great
branches of industry have become link
ed together in a kind of endless chain ol
interdependence so that one link can
not move far unless the other links
move with it North American Ro
view
Esq
In Paris as well as in some other
parts of the world there are men oi
fashion who aim to do everything as
the English do it A foppisb French
man who knew no English but never
theless called himself a gentleman
went so far in iiis Anglomania as tc
write Esq after the names of mer
to whom lie wrote letters on the backs
of the envelopes By and by a friend
asked him what this meant
Why the English do it the othei
answered
Yes but what does esq mean
Why yon see the English are of a
very cold temperament and admir
cold things and esq which means
Esquimau is a great compliment
Gold was known much earlier than
silver and was at first the cheaper ol
the two metals but the price of silvei
was lowered by the discovery of sil
ver mines in Cilicia Spain and Lauri
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FITS rermancnly Cured Ko fits or nervousnea
after first day- uo or nr Kline Great Jierve Re
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Dr R H Kline Ltd 931 Arch M Philadelphia Pa
The British empire has an area of
11400000 square miles aud a popula
tion of 400000000 The British empire
is six times as extensive as that of an
cient Rome in its palmiest days
NEGLECT IS SUICIDE
Plain Words From Mrs Pinkham Corroborated by Mrs Cfharlee
Dunmore That Ought to Bring Suffering
Women to Their Senses
If you were drowning and friendly hands shoved a plank io you and you
refused it you would be committing suicide
Yet that is precisely what women are doing if they go about their homes
almost dead with misery yet refuse to grasp the kindly hand held out to them
it is suiciaai to go day after day with that dull con
stant pam m the region of the womb and that
bloating heat and tenderness of the abdomen
which make the weight of your clothes an
almost intolerable burden to yon It is not
natural to suffer so in merely emptying the
bladder Does not that special form of suf
fering tell you that there is inflammation
somewhere
Shall I tell you what it is
It is inflammation of tho wnmW
If it goes on polypus or tumor or cancer will sot m
Commence the use of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable
oompouna xnousanas ol women in this condition have
been cured by it Keep your bowels open with Mrs Pinkhams Liver Pills
and if you want further advice write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass stat
ing freely all your symptoms she stands ready and willing- to oive vou
ihevery best advice She has given the helping hand to
suitermg just ake yourself many of whom lived miles away from
twu jaer nwnciuus vegetauie vumpouna nas Cured
many thousands of women It can be found at any
respectable drug store
Mrs Charlks Dunmobe 102 Fremont St Winter
TJilIT Somerville Mass says I was in pain day and
niffht mr doctor did not seem to helo me I could
not seem to find any relief until I took Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound I had inflammation of
tfifi womb a bearing down pain and the whites rerv
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The nain was so intense that I could not RWn nt FCTtGal
njtght I took Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for eight W months
and am now all right Before that I took morphine pills for my pain that
vs a great mistake for the relief was only momentary and the effect vile J
w inui w uv reuevcu w uij suuenngs ior tne pains lnad -were some-
hing terrible
ffes have done
I am indeed rery grateful for the good Mrs Pinkhams reme
me
Bear in Mind that The Gods Help
Thos Who Help Themselves Self
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Polishing Linen
The secret of laundry polish lies at
much in the skillful manipulation oi
the polishing iron as in the preparatior
of the starch No starch polish is oi
any value if it is not properly applied
and there is no gain in the use of s
starch polish unless it is properlj
brought out with a polishing iron
These small irons ave usually nickel
plated and cost from 1 to 2 Thej
should be light in order that they may
be used rapidly An exchange illus
trates three varieties of polishing irons
all of which have their advocates A
polishing iron with a heel or a tipped
up end is very desirable because all
the force of the work can be concen
trated on a small portion of the linen
at a time and thus bring out the polish
The Chinese worker usually lays a
damp cloth over his linen and then
passes the iron over It He applies the
damp cloth and iron again and again
with the skill of an expert worker un-
TIIKEE POMSHINO IROXS
til the linen has a gleaming polish
One half a bosom is done at a time
Skillful laundresses shape collars with
an iron and do not require a form
Some American laundresses dampen
bosoniB to be polished with a wet cloth
instead of laying the cloth over them
but it does not give as good results In
all cases the worker prefers to have
the starched bosom dry before begin
ning to iron it
How to Detect Dampness
If you suspect a room is damp shut
it up completely hermetically closing
doors windows and any crevices
through which air could enter Then
place a kilogramme of fresh lime in
the room leaving it uncovered in some
prominent place In twenty four
hours the apartment can be again en
tered and the lime carefully weighed
If it is found to have absorbed more
than ten grammes of water that is
more than 1 per cent of moisture the
room must be regarded as decidedly
damp and unhealthy for a living room
To Thieken Milk
Although every housewife knows to
her cost how promptly milk can curdle
and thicken when one least expects it
to do so this never seems to happen
when sour milk is required but only
at the most inconvenient times It is
however possible to thicken milk to
order as it were and that at twenty
four hours notice Add to the remains
of the milk of the day before a small
quantity of fresh milk and in the afore
mentioned time it will have thickened
sufficiently for every practical purpose
A Good Paste
A strong paste that can be really de
pended upon to do its duty well is made
as follows In half a quart of warm
water dissolve a small teaspoonful of
alum and when it cools add enough
flour to make it into a thin paste Stir
it till smooth then add a pinch or so of
powdered resin aud pour on to the
paste half a cupful of boiling water
When fcll mixed and thickened t rn
into a receptacle with a cover and store
in a dry corner of a cupboard When
required for use soften a small quantity
with warm water
Chocolate Cake
Melt a little of the best chocolate in
a small saucepan with only enough
boiling water to dissolve it then stir
into the icing and spread between the
laj ers and on top Some persons -lay
walnut meats at intervals on tho top
slightly pressing them down into the
icing to keep them firm
Bits About Cooking
Marc Anthony gave the cook who
prepared the banquet lie gave in Cleo
patras honor a city Julius Caesar
paid his cook 4000 a year
France is called the cradle of good
cooking but Athens was tiie home of
the best cooks that the world ever
knew At nonius called tho cooks the
lirst race of kings
Empress Josephine ate most of her
meals in hor own apartment and re
warded the cook who prepared them
with magnificently embroidered
shawls thread laces hats that cost 50
apiece and silk slippers that sold for
almost as much second band
Cooking is largely a matter of taste
bun the bet cooks in the land to day
are negroes Our own Southom col
ored women are real cordon bleus the
black cooks of Cuba are peerless and
no traveler who has visited Constant-
nople or Algeria would take a chef If
he could get a Moor
Napoleons table manners were very
bad He not only ate with his fingers
but put them into the dishes in serving
himself made as much noise as a suc
tion pump in drinking ate with dog
gish rapacity finished the biggest
meal in less than twenty minutes and
expected everybody to follow him
when he left the table
Give Us Rest
Tnis la the prayer of the nervous tvho do
Aot sleep well Let them use Hostetters
Stomach Hitters and their prayer will be
speedily answered Insomnia is the product
d indigestion and nervousness two nssoei
ite ailments soon remedied by the Bitters
tvhieh nlso -vanquishes malaria constipation
Ilvr r i oiiiplaiiii ni uinatism aud kidney
vomnlainU
Housed in a Steeple
The only man in the United States
who lives in a church steeple to Heze
kiah Bradds the sexton of the Baptist
church at Westport a suburb of Kan
sas City says the Times of that town
Tho room is small scarcely larger than
a drj goods box- It is just under the
bells In that tiny room he cooks eats
and sleeps Through the small win
dows that furnish light in the daytime
he can see a portion of Kansas CitjV
Above his head the swallows twitter as
they fly in and out through the lattice
work In his small room are a bed a
dresser a tiny stove and a table
He has been sexton of the church for
several years and has occupied this
room in the steeple since his wife left
him Some years ago he married a wid
ow with a grown son The son proved a
bone of contention and after numer
ous quarrels the wife left her husband
taking the furniture with her Then
the church trustees suggested that Mr
Bradds move into the little room be
neath the bells Church members fur
nished the room comfortably and since
then Mr Bradds has lived a lonesome
life
Cider Drinkers in Maine
The abundance of water this summer
uas not caused any decrease in the ru
ral consumption of old cider The abun
dance of apples last fall put cider bar
rels at a premium Many farmers de
clare that two barrels of cider are as
much help as an extra man in haying
time Up in Canaan one man is said to
have drunk five barrels since last fall
but he promptly takes a back seat
when a Cornville citizen asserts he has
consumed eight barrels in the same
time Augusta Journal
Antpathy to Monopoly
The anti monopolistic sentiment in
this country is not a modern idea In
1777 Massachusetts passed an act en
titled to prevent monopoly and op
pression
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Is a crab an animal The case Is
being argued before the Calcutta High
Court where a native woman is
charged with cruelty to animals by
breaking the crabs legs and backs to
show purchasers the quality of the
meat within the shell The defense
is that the- crab does not come under
the act which forbids the torture of an
animal or domesticated bird
A bushel or corn makes four gallons
of whiskey which retails for 1G Out
of this the Government gets 3 the
railroads SI the manufacturer 4 the
vender 7 the farmer 40 cents and the
drunkard gets the delirium tremens
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The world has come to know that the
muscles nave much to do with the
health of the system and the era of
athletics has so developed them that
the whole man is a stronger being than
in former years But the worry of it
all is that the muscles are of the flesh
fleshy A little twist- or slip or jerk
these happen in all work and then a
sprain Sprains disable and are costly
in time and money but not if St
Jacobs Oil is used for it cures surely
and promptly and the worry of It is
over
The woman who whips her little boy
hardest for stealing birds esgs of ten
has the most feathers in her hat
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE UbE OP THE WORD CASTORIA AND
PITCHERS CASTORIA AS OUR TRADE MARK
J DR SAMUEL PITCHER of Eyannis Massachusetts
was the originator of PITCHERS CASTORIA the sain
that has borne and does now Sly sfTi st 0Th every
hear the facsimile signature of J4C4CM wrapper
This is tlie original PITCHERS CASTORIA which has leen
used in the homes of tTie mothers of America for over thirty
years LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the hind you have always bought X7y q 7i 07h the
and has the signature o f 4S wrap
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The Centaur Company of which Chas H Melcher is
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Do Not Be Deceived
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute
which some druggist may offer you because he makes a few more pennies
on it the ingredients of which evetv lie does not know
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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