Why Do "Women Karn Wastes ?
It would seem superfluous to ask
why women are wage earners. But
there Is never a day that somewhere
In this broad land a preacher , a workingman -
ingman , a statistician or a college pro
fessor does not discourse on the wage-
eaming woman as though she were
a perverse creature , indulging her fling
at old-time conventions and , in consequence
quence , upsetting things masculine in
a way that is not only hard for the
Individual man worker to bear , but
which is also subversive of funda
mental props of the good old time ,
fault is it that the woman
If it be a crime or a wrong ,
is guiltless , for man's laws say
she must not take her own life , and
her only choice is between that or en
gaging in gainful occupation. She
works because her father was or is
incompetent or a drunkard or un
thrifty , or what is known as a pool-
business man , or because he married
when he should not have ( lone so ; or ,
along with fellowmen , he carried the
home industries out of the home and
made them the activities of great fac
tories. In the last analysis it will be
found that it is always man who is to
be blamed ( if any one should be cen
sured ) for this latter-day entering of
women into pursuits which men have
labeled strictly masculine. For one
thing the fathers of wage earners are
never concerned about whether or not
the particular business possibility is
pre-eminently feminine , the only con
sideration with them being how it will
pay. The father will sympathize with
I' the mourning of his own particular
craft over the inroads of women , but
the woes of men stenographers and
bookkeepers from the same source
draw from him not a throb of sym
pathy. If his daughter can but make
a comfortable livelihood in either pro
fession that is the extent to which
their affairs interest him. Lastly ,
man is in ninety cases out of a hun
dred her employer.
The persistency with which men
critics insist upon regarding the wom
an wage-earner as an inexplicable
problem is a discreditable reflection
on their common sense. Since the
worker is everywhere in evidence
there is no.difficulty in observing many
varieties of her. The majority of
women wage earners give every indi
cation of being the victims of adverse
circumstances , and only the craziest
imagination could conceive that mil
lions of women would voluntarily toil
in mills and offices through summer's
blistering heat , when trees and field
flower , woods and sen , seductively
beckon to holiday making ; or that in
the bitter weather of midwinter they
would brave the terrors of blizzard
for less vital reason than to keep body
and soul together.
This eternal discussion of the wage
earner as a problem is simply im
becile. She is not a problem , nor a
perversity , nor anything other than
the result of a social evolution set in
motion and maintained by man him
self , who sits up. as is his wont , and
discusses a's a deplorable.phenomenon
what is in reality an inevitable result.
It is about time the preacher and the
workingman ceased inveighing against
the wage-earning woman. It is as fu
tile as it is silly. Vogue.
ITovr Women Rest.
How differently men and women in
dulge themselves in what is called a
resting spell. "I guess I'll sit dQAvn
and mend those stockings and rest
awhile , " but her husband throws him
self upon the easy lounge , or sits back
in his armchair , with hands at rest
and feet placed horizontally upon
another chair. The result is that his
whole body gains full benefit of the
half hour he allows himself from work ,
and the wife only receives that indirect
help which comes from the change of
occupation. A physician Avould tell
her that taking a ten minutes' rest in
a horizontal position , as a change from
standing or sitting at work , Avould
proA'e more beneficial to her than any
of her makeshifts at resting. Busy
tvomen have a habit of keeping on their
feet just as long as they can , in spite
of backaches and AA'arning pains. As
they say , "I used to think I must do
thus and so , but I have grown wiser
and learned to slight things. " The first
rears of housekeeping are truly the
hardest , for untried and unfamiliar
cares are almost daily thrust upon the
mother and homemaker. Leslie's
Weekly.
Shnn the Bonrdinjt-House.
Young man , the time will soon come
*
' when you Avill seriously entertain
thoughts of marriage. When the hap
py hour has arrived which makes you
a married man , at once resolve that
you will have a home of your own.
Avoid a boarding-house , unless as a
temporary abode. Hoarding-house life
encourages laziness , and wives who
have no regular duties soon learn to
gossip at first to pass away the time
and afterward for pure love of scan
dal. The woman who indulges in this
questionable pastime seems to forget
that when she is absent from the meetIng -
Ing of the gossipers' club , that her
character and habits will be discussed
by her boarding-house friends , and
certainly not to her credit , for scandalmongers
dal-mongers always have something
fierogatory to any of the absent.
In a boavdlng-house there are no
* home" attractions or duties , and the
female occupants are forced to seel
amusement elsewhere some by con
slant visiting among such gadabouts
as themselves , and others by shopping
excursions , without the least intent oi
purchasing. The shoppers roam fron
store to store , examining the good ;
here and there , and causing the clerks
useless and irritating trouble.
A young wife who has spent om
year in a boarding-house has renderec
herself unfit to preside over a home
She has become lazy , discontented , an
has learned from her older associate *
a great deal concerning matters oj
which a good and true wife should 1) .
ignorant. Promiscuous association
such as prevails in the average boardinghouse
ing-house , should be avoided. It if
very apt to seriously affect even th
most conscientious of women , while- <
the young wife who lacks stability oi
character , it is likely to work an ir
reparable injury which leads to life
long unhnppiiH'Ss. Exchange.
Health anil Reality Hints.
A soft linen cloth which is employee
for no other purpose is better to us ;
when bathing the eyes than a sponge
Pompadour pads , commonly calle (
"rats , " should be avoided as much a.
possible , as they are very heating t (
the head.
Do not wear shoes too small for the
feet. It will cause them to grow largt
and very unsightly and will make
graceful walking an impossibility.
A daily gentle polish of two or three
minutes helps to keep the nails in or
der. If the cuticle be dry and apt In
grow ragged or split a cream should
he applied every night.
The eyes should never be used when
they are tired or weak from illness ,
nor should they be exposed to a strong
light at any time. The light should al
ways fall on the work or book froir
over the loft shoulder.
The possessors of dry scalps should
know that they are more liable to early
grayness than their friends with
greasy hair , but that this is quite pre
ventable by regularly feeding the hail
with the oil it lacks.
"Don't sleep under too many bed
clothes , " cautions a physician. "It is
unhygienic to have too much cover
ing , as it keeps in the impurities of the
body. Try to do with little bed cloth
ing. and see if you do not sleep better. "
To preserve the round shape of tin
eyeballs occasionally rub them gently
and always toward the nose. As one
grows older the eyeballs have a ten
dency to become flat. Gentle rubbing
or massage helps to preserve their
shape.
If you wish to reduce your weight
abstain from all eating between meals.
Cut. out of the diet all candy and swee !
foods , all severe acids and all alco ,
holic or malt liquors. Drink plenty of
pure , cool water. Partake of only two
meals a day.
Many preparations for keeping the
hair in curl are sold , but they are generally
orally unpleasant to use. as they make
the hair pasty and stiff. If it is possi
ble to get on without curling it is mucl
better to do so. as nothing looks mon
untidy than hair which is half out ol
curl.
Many English doctors are now con
vinced that the eating of pigs' flesh in
different forms is greatly responsible
for the increase of cancer. They poin.
out that it is most common among the
poor , whose chief moat is that of pigs
while the disease is extremely ran
among the Jews.
Salts of tartar bring out the pretti
est shades in light hair. Put 5 cents
worth into a quart of boiling water and
let it'cool. . Then use a small wine
glassful to a basin of water when rins
ing. Afterward rinse in pure water.
This cleanses the hair beautifully and
makes it light and fluffy.
The eyes should be bathed every
night before retiring to remove any
dust that might have gathered on the
lids during the day. Cold water should
be used , although lukewarm water is
good occasionally. Open the lids and
let the water bathe the eyeballs. Wipe
them with a soft towel , taking care to
rub toward the nose. This motion has
a tendency to remove any foreign mat
ter.
Teachers' Hard Lot.
The lot of the teacher is proverbial
ly hard and the women who went out
to the Philippines some time since to
teach in the schools there appear to be
no exception to the rule. The teachers
entered the service , it is said , on the
understanding that they would remain
in it two years and on their leaving it
before the expiration of that time they
were" prevented from obtaining any
other employment under the govern
ment. They justify their action by
saying that the Philippine commission
has not kept faith with them and that
on their entering complaints with the
proper officials they were told that if
they did not like the service they could
leave it. They expected that their sal
aries would be paid in United States
currency , but were compelled to accept
checks calling for payment in unrelia
ble Mexican currency. They under
stood also that they were to be allowed
to make purchases at the commissary
stores at reduced prices , but this priv
ilege was denied them and they were
compelled to pay the ordinary market
price.
Virginia tobacco Is one of the strong
est varieties.
EARLY PYRAMIDS IN MEXICO.
An Archreolojyist Describes Them and
n City Antedatinjr Columbus.
Great archaeological value is at
tached to the discovery of an ancient
city in a remote portion of the stats
of Puebla , and in order to ascertain
the exact import of the find the federal
government has commissi n d the sub-
director of the national museum * F.
Rodriguez , who is one of the foremost
Mexican engines. to visit the ruiJ
and make investigations , says a spe
cial to the Philadelphia Press. Dr.
Nicolas Leon , the archaeologist an I
e.hnolcgist of the institution , accon
panics him. ,
Dr. Leon reports that the ruins havq
never been known to the world ol
science and that they are the most
primitive that have been discovered
in Mexico and are , in fact , so ancient
that it will require a great deal of
time and study to learn in what epoch
they were built , as well as by what
people. Dr. Leon has made the follow
ing statement in reference to the dis
coveries :
"In a range of small hills that ex
tends from north to south from the higM
neighboring mountains we found : i
very numerous scries of pyramidal
constructions guarded by elaborat !
trenches and connected , for purpose I
of communication , by wide avenue ? ;
which Avere set off at intervals by
sloping acclivities , platforms and stair-
cases. All the pyramids were found to
bo quadrangular and to have been
built with especial reference to tlri
cardinal points. Those important mon
uments were constructed entirely < i
rocks and sandstones cut and laid in
juxtaposition. The surface dressing
of the pyramids is small stones work
ed into cubical forms of very orna
mental appearance and laid close to
gether.
"As a rule , every four of the pyra
mids surround a court. All of them
are so grouped that each and every"
one of them guards the entrance to tha
courts. Hut if in any case the en'
trances are not protected , great walls
with bares much wider than their sum
mits re-enforce the pyramids. Thea
walls are of such sizes that their sum
rnits are really streets.
"They are well paved with flal
stones and have platforms , staircased
and sloping acclivities like the aven
ues. On one of the highest of tlu
platforms and at the bases of all
the pyramids we found pieces of pot" "
rery which were certainly made befora
the time of Columbus and which werfl
evidently the remains of a civilizaticri
relatively more advanced than that ol
the builders of the pyramids.
"We found also many sculptured
scenes in bas-relief of prehistoric
times. Figures of human beings and
animals in stone and iron were quitd
numerous. Domestic utensils of stone
painted rose color were scattered ovei
the ground.
"Stone knives and arrow heads ot
the obsidian epoch were encountered
in great abundance. Leagues of thfl
mountainous country are covered witli
? uins. "
MEASURES SMALL.
Just why any one would want 1r
measure a millionth of an inch is not
plain to us , yet there is a inachinj
that will measure with accuracy that
tiny distance. A picture of it , taken
at the office of the United States Coal
Survey in Washington , is pivsent )
herewith. The way in which it work' )
Is too technical to be popularly inter
esting , but it depends upon lialf
dozen small mirrors reflecting in
eacli other and casting a resulta
ray of light upon a fine scale.
He Cannot JLosc.
The conversation happened to tun
on an eccentric capitalist , who had re.
tired from business with a fortune
large enough to satisfy the avera ? \
ambition , but not so large as populai
report credited him Avith having.
"What is he doing with his mon-\v ? '
was asked.
"The only thing I have heard of Ini
doing with it , " was the reply , "is buy
ing up mortgages on little one or tAVij
story houses OAA'ned by widows or or
phans. "
"I should call that pretty poor busi
ness for rf'man of his means. "
"He seems to be satisfied Avith tin
inA'cstrnent. He never forecloses tl. 3
mortgages , and never collects any in
terest on them. "
Perhaps the eccentric capitali
knoAVS what he is doing , and will g j
large returns on his "investment" somt
day.
Gambling Among : Workmen.
Gambling among American workmen
is almost unknoAvn as compared witU
the same evil in Great Britain , sayi
the Moseley commissioners.
All Tired Out.
The weary , worn
all-tired feelings
out , -
ings come to CA--
eryhody who taxes
the kidneys. When
the kidneys are
overworked they
fail to perform the
duties nature has
provided for them
to do. When the
kidneys fail dan
gerous diseases
quickly follOAA' , uri
nary disorders , dia
betes , dropsy , rheu-
inatistn , Bright's
disease. Doan's
'Kidney Pills cure all kidney and blad-
'der ills. Read the following case :
Veteran Joshua Heller , of 700 South
Walnut street , Urbana , III. , says : "In
the fall of 1899 after getting Doan's
'Kidney Pills at Cunningham Bros. '
drug store in Champaign and taking a
coursD of treatment I told the readers
of the paper that they had relieved me-
of kidney trouble , disposed of a lame
back Avith pain across my loins and be
neath the shoulder blades. During the
interval Avhich had elapsed I have had
occasion to resort to Doiifs : Kidney
Pills Avhen I noticed warnings of at
tack. On each and every occasion the
results obtained were just sis satisfac
tory as AA'hen the pills Avere first
brought to my notice. I just as em
phatically endorse the. preparation to
day as 1 did OA-er two years ago. "
A Free Trial of this great kidney
medicine Avliich cured Mr. Heller will
be mailed on application to any part
of the United States. Medical advice
free ; strictly confidential. Address
Foster-Milburn Co. . Buffalo. N. Y.
For sale by all druggists , price 50
cents per box.
I g = all horrel troubles , appendicitis , bil-
iounmiK * , bad hrc .t3i , bad blood , wind
on the stomucii , blortted bowels , foul
mouth , Iieudarhc. Imlisestion , pimples ,
pains after eating , liver trouble , xallow complexion
and dir.zf lien * . When your bowel * don't move regu
larly you are gettina : nick. Cojiwtipation kills more
people than all other di ei ! > e < < tozellier. It in a.
utarter for the cltronio ailments and lonjj years of
suffering Hint come after\vards. No matter vrhat
nil8 you , start taking CASCAKKTS to-day , for yon
will nerer get tvell and bo well all the time until
you put your bowels right. Take our advice ; start
with CASCARETS to-day , under an absolute guar
antee to cure or money refunded. ua
A hotel in Bangor , Me. , contracted
witb an electric linht company to
put in seven electric lights. After
they were in working order , tbe ho
tel employed a handy man to tap the
wire surreptitiously on the street
side of the meter aud add forty-nine
lights more.
Three vaccinations , are now com
pulsory in France. The fiist must be
made din ing the first yearrf infancy ,
the second in the eleventh year , and
'
tlietiiijd in the twenty-first year.
Every time a person loses his tem
per he finds a lot of trouble.
No , Cordelia the seasbnre bree/.e is
not caused by tbe hotel ricti"s blow
ing in their money.
A man spends one-third of his life
in bed but it's the cither two-thirds
that usually causes all the trouble.
Being a financier is being able to
bag for yourself somebody else's fi
nances.
A girl ought to be careful to dress
so as not to have any pins about her
waist.
It takes some people longer to let
go of a dollar than it does some to
get a million of them.
IT'S A MISTAKE
To Attribnte Coffee Ills to Poor Graded
of Co fie ; .
Many people lay all the blame for
the diseases caused by Coffee upon the
poorer grades of coffee , but this is an
error , as the fnlloAving proves1 have
used every kind of the host grade of
tea and coffee that can be got from n
first-class grocer hut never found on *
that Avould not upset my nervous sys
tem , and it Avas not until 1 began to
drink Postnm Food Coffee in placeof
coffee and tea that I had relief from
the terrific attacks of non'ous sick-
headache from which I had suffered
for 30 years.
"I had tried sill kinds of medicine *
but none helped me.
"Soon after I stopped drinking coffee
and began to drink Postum the head
aches grew less , and it Avas not long
until I was entirely cured and I have
never had a return of this distressing
trouble , for nowadays I never drink
coffee but stick to Postum.
"As soon as my Avife ? aw what
Postnm had done for me she gave up
coffee , which she had drank all her
life. This was six Aveeks ago and she
is a changed woman , for her nervous
ness has all disappeared , her face has
become smooth and her cheeks have
a good rosy color. She sleeps well ,
too , something she could never do
while she drank coffee. We consider
Posrum a household necessity in my
house and have induced many friends
to try this Avonderful food drink in
place of coffee. " Name given by
Postum Co. , Battle Creek , Mich.
Look in each package for a copy of
.the famous little book , "The Road to
Well , UK"
An ( > ld'maid should be well shaken
before taken.
It takes a woman to marry a man
just to see what kind of a husband
he will turn out be.
Most men begin to economize on
their own spending b ? cutting down
their wife's allowance.
The amateur piano player is all
r'mht : the trouble is witb the people
who dont' like tint kind of music.
It s a good thing for some people
that the necessities of li.'e do not in
clude brains.
Sufferers from Lomg Troubles.
The offer made elsewhere in this paper
by Dr. Dcrk P. Yonkonunn , 3ISi Shake
speare building. Kalamaxoo , Mich. , to
consumptives and sufferers from limy
trouble is remarkable , especially as show-
iu the undoubted confidence of those
who make it in the eflitracy of the remedy
offered to the public. The list of names
given as testimonials to.back up the offer
and the remedy are not those of obscure
individuals , but of men of renown , many
of them of national fame who have used
the remedy and been cured. It certainly
looks as if this offer was a genuine one ,
made in jrood faith and based altogether
upon the merits of the remedy.
It's queer what different ideas
widowers and widows have about
what is good and what bad luck.
I cannot praise Piso's Cure enough foi
the wonders it has worked in curing me
-It. II. Seidel. 2120f5 Olive street , St
I.ouis , Mo. , April ! " > , 1901.
A stHurban servant is known b\
tbe family she consents to let Jive
with her.
Waa BX KUKfB.I UKHKMMaBBag BBH
i T0BCirVUtfICtC !
Wil ntRWlSE
IS THE MA WHO WEAfiS
, V\A reputation extending over
"
xxx sixty-six years and our
guarantee are back of
i \every oLarmentbe&rind the
SIGN OP THE FISH.
There are many imitations.
> Be sure of the name
TOWER on the buttons.
A. J. TOWER CO. BOSTON. MASS.U. 5. A. "
TOWER CANADIAN CO.Lhnitti TORONTO. CAR
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3.S&S3 SHOES SB !
You can save from $3 to $5 yearly by
wearing W. L. Douglas $3.50 or $3 shoes.
They equal tlioso
that have been cost
ing you from S4.00
to $5.00. The im
mense sale of W. Li.
Douglas shot's proves
tlieir superiority over
all other makes.
S < > M by retail shoo
dealers "everywhere.
Look for iiamo axitl
price on bottom.
That Dnuzl.ts uses Cor-
nnnColt [ troves ( hero is
value in Douiflit * shoes.
Corom is Hie highest
nt.Le.itlierTii.iile. '
n' nl.r- " ' . " " " Sl'SH" 5S * / SSZfefiB
U'ir $ * utlt tags Line nnnnt be equalled at an u price.
Shoes by ninil , 25 rents extra. IHuKtralril
Catalog free. W. L. HOUCLAS , KrorLton.Jlass.
lOc
25c 50c NEVER
ALL DRUGGISTS SOLD IN BULK.
TO CURE : Fire yenr aeo
the iK t box or C'ASCAIC-
ETS iva. * aold. Now It !
over fclx million boxc * A
year , erenter than nny
Blmllnr medicine In the world. Thin I absolute proof of
trrent merit , nn l our l > 5 t testimonial. We have faith nntl
will ell CASCARETS uhiolutely eunrunteed to cnro or
money refunded. Go buy today , two COc boxe . Kl ve them a
fair , lionc.t trial , no per Dimple direction * , and Ifyou ar s
not atfled , after n lns one SOcbox , return the unimed 5Oc
box and the empty box to u by mall , or the drafficUt from
whom you purchased It , and tfetyour moneybucte for botn
what alia yon-start to
boses. Take onr udvlce no matter
day. Health will qnlckly follownnd you will ble i. toe day
you firatetarted the n eoCAHCAXKT& . Boot free by mall.
Address : STEKLING KEJ1EDY CO. , NEW IOBK. or CHICAGO.
The red coral wbicb is used in
jewelry , and which is known as
precious coral , is mostly obtained in
the Mediterranean , the Barary Coast
furnishing the dark red , Sardinia
the yellow or salmon color , and the
coast of Italy the rose pink. It is
also found in the Ked Fen.
Smoking cars for ladies are in use
on some of the Russian1 railroads.
Since capital punishment was abt 1-
ished in Italy , in 1875. murders there
have increased forty-two per cent.
Cynical Views of I.iIP.
Be honest , and your friends will
call you rude.
Re pious , and people will call you
a hypocrite.
Be independent and people will say
you pub Dn airs.
Be philosophic : 1 , and people will
call you a regular fool.
Be tactful , and people will wonder
what you are driving at.
Cure For UIuiiie"T .
Study what conserati/e men are
doing.
Desire to" be something. Yciu may
rot have been born that way.
Cultivate the memory , be energetic ,
attentive , and on the alert.
Ifyou will sit do/vn every nigh1
and write out briefly an account o
everything you have done during tlj
day you will be startled to see hnv >
many mistakes you hae made. Do
this for awhile and you will notice
that the number of blunde-s dimin
ishes. Why ? Because you get to
thinking about your errors and yoi
are unconsciously over watchful. E.
M. Pratt , in Chicago Inter Ocean
Mrs.Winslow's SOOTHING SYKUP for ohi.
dnn teeihnie , softens the eurns , reduces iii'ia-
uiatloii , Bllayspain cures > colic. Piioe'Joc bottle
The oldest ship in the world , the
mail schooner Vigilant , running into
St. Croix , F. W. I. , although now
under , the French Hip , was built of
Ess x oak. at Essex , Mnss. , ' in 1S02.
PUTNAM FAUKlLKSS DYES pro
duce the brightest and fastest colors.
An Arkansas man was recently
bitten by a mule with.fatal results.
This merely shows that the mule is
dangerous at either end.
STATE OF Onio , CITY OF TOLEDO , : - .
LUCAS COUNTY. fss-
FKAKK .1. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partncrof the firm of F. J.CHBNKT&CO. .
doing business in the City of Toledo , Countv am !
State afore-aid. and that said firm will nav tlie
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for "each
and every case of CATARUU that cannot be
cured by the use of HALL'S CATAUKH CUKE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres
ence , this 6th day of December , A. D. 1SSS.
A. T7. GLEASOX.
Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials , free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. , Toledo , 0.
Sold by Drtipslsts , 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
A furnished house was rented in ,
Asbury Paik , N. J. , and ten days !
after moA-iug in the tenant was
forced to A-ucate because the domi
cile was infested witb bedbugs.
Suit for tbe rent was brought by the
owner , but Judge Heisley decided
that the house was untit for occu
pancy , and that thcrefrre the land
lord had no just claim.
The lide : of a cow produces about
thiity-tiA-e pounds of leather ; that of
a horse about eighteen pounds.
A man can make up his mind that
h ? 1 ives a w.iman a co > .d deul quicker
than he can that he Avants to marry
her.
n in article on "The Age of the
WoVkV Sir Edward Fry. tl'e famous
English geologist , declares that 450-
000,000 years must have elapsed since
tbe existence of life on the globe.
Fifteen steamers landed during the
week ending .July 25 at Liverpool
from Amsterdam and Cinadian ports
6,048 cattle , 2.972 sheep , 31,813 sheep
carcasses and 29,593 quarters of beef.
A recent census of China shows
that that couutrv , crowd-d with ,
"teeming millions , " Ins 103 to the *
squaie mile. Belgium has 220 lo tho.
square mile. Great Britain 130 and
Germany 105.
Kasy to Get.
Pierpont. O. , Oct. 5. Remarkable in-
fl ' 0d is the experience of Mr. A. S.
Turner , a man noAv over seventy-one-
yesirs of ajre. and whose home is here. '
For many years this old gentleman.
had sufl'ered with a very unpleasant-
form of Kidney Trouble , a kind that
very often bothers ajred people. He
Avouhl have to { ret up four or five times
every nijrht. and this A'ery tiresome dis
ease AA-JIS fast Avearing him out.
At Inst after having almost made up
ni mind that he Avould never be able
o .tier relief , he stumbled over a medi-
rine which relieved him almost imme
diately , and has cured him permanent
ly. It is so very easy to get and so
simple that Mr. Turner thinks every
one .should knoAA' of it. EA'ery dealer
in the country has it. and all you have
to do is to ask for Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Mr. Turner says :
"I can heartily and honestly recom
mend Dodd's Kidney Pills for they
cured me. Several others in the fam
ily have used them , too , and always
Avith the best results. I think they have
no equal. "
Ripans Tabaies are the beat
dysp"psin medicine ever made.
A hundred millions of th m have
been sold in the United States in
a single year. Constipation ,
heartburn , sick headache , dirzi-
ness , bad breath , eore throat and
ever other illr.ess arising from a clstrdered
stomacb are relieved or cured by Ripans Tabules.
One will generally give relief withiu twenty
minutes. The tjve-cent package is enougk
for ordinary occasions. All druggists sell them.
CURES WHERE All EISE FAILS.
Beat CouglSyrup. . Tastes GooO. Use
In time. Sold br drnsrifUt * .
N. N. U. 792 - 41. YORK NEBR.
