WHAT IS PE-RU-NA ?
6s it a CBtorrft Remedy , or a
Tonic , or is It Botfo ?
Some people call Peruna a great
tonic. Others rofar to Peruna as a
jt catarrh , remedy ,
iich of these people are right ?
Is it nioro proper to caU Fernr-a a ca
tarrh remedy than to call it a ; onic ?
Our reply is , that Jcruna is both , a
tonic and a catarrh remedy. Indeed ,
there can "bo no effectual catarrh rem
edy that is not also a tonic.
In order to tliorcughly relieve any
case of catarrh , a remedy must not
only have a specific action on the mu
cous membranes afFecsed by the ca
tarrh , but it must have a general tonic
action on ths nervous system.
Catarrh , even in persons who are
otherwise strong1 , is a weakened con
dition cf some mucous membrane.
There must bs something' to strength
en the circulation , to give tone to the
Erteries , and to raise the vital forces.
Perhaps no vegetable remedy in the
world has attracted so much attention
from , medical writers as HY3EASTI3
CAHADENSIS. The wonderful effi
cacy-of this herb has been recognized
many years , and is growing in its hald
upon the medical profession , lichen
joined with CUBEBS and COPAIBA a
trio of medical agents is formed in Pe
runa which constitutes a specific rem
edy for catarrh that in the present
state of medical progress cannot be
improved upon. This action , rein
forced by such renowned tonics as
COLLINSOjHA CA2JADESSIS , C03-
YD ! IS EQBHOSA and CEDEOH
SEED , ought to make this compound
an icieal remedy for catarrh , in all its
stages and locations in the body.
Prom a theoretical standpoint , there
fore , Peruna is beyond criticism. The
USD of Peruna , confirms this opinion.
Numberless testimonials from every
quarter of the earth furnish ample
evidence that this judgment is not
oven enthusiastic. When practical es-
perience confirms a well-grounded the
ory the result is a truth that cannot ba
shaken.
Mi.ita.ien Aim.
"Your alms are all wrong , " said ths
political economist.
"Yon ninst be right on that point , *
saidtbe anarchist. "It is mortifying tc
POP how few of our bomb throwers hil
right person. " Washington Star.
To convince any
woman that
flno Antiseptic
improve hiir hr
and do all claim
, wo
>
} tvffs & : rz3
cdfi EZBfo- . V."o will
send her absolutely free A larjje trial
bos of Paziine wifh cook of instruc
tions and ppnulne tfttmunlals. Send
JOJT name dud address OQ a postal card.
cleanses
and heals
mucous
m e in -
brane af-
i.vxt.iuu , n. as na.sal catorrh , pelvic
catanh and inflammation caused by femi
nine ills ; sere eyes , sore throat and
niputh , by direct local treatment. Its cur
ative power over these troubles la extra
ordinary and gives immptliato relief.
Thousands of wmneu are using and rec
ommending it every day. 50 cents at
dracgists or by mail. Eeinomber , however ,
IT COSTS TOU NOTHING TO TRY IT.
THE B. PAXTON CO. , Beaten ,
Can't be cured by drugs ; you
know that. But it can be per
manently rolipved by our home-made
remedy. Used for years without a failure.
Costs S2 : IUMS a lile time. FREE booklet.
THE E10ME SEfVJEDY CO. ,
Box ? , Siaiion G , CJevelsncJ , Ohio
Dent Brnccr. -
Americans , as a people , are probably
the most nervous of any in the world ,
and there is a growing tendency to uso.
"hracers" a use which quickly devel
ops into a habit. With men It is usual
ly a drink and with women some bro
mide preparation. Tea and coffee are
also called upon to a large extent , but
thc'ir ellecis are slight.
Probably the best "bracer" for the.
nerves and one which is certainly
harmless is cold water. The Russians
have great faith in this cure , splashing
it over the face and holding the hands
in it for several iniuures. Then a glass
ful is sipped slowly. The Japanese
prescription is a glass of hot mill :
sipped very slowly , and many English
physicians indorse that remedy. Tlia.
milk should be as hot as the patient
can stand it.
A number of the best French doctors
advise such of their patients as suffer
from nerves to sit quietly for half an
Lour with bare feet.
Ii ) I i rhtniiis : Comluctor.s
The oiliciency of lightning conduc
tors is fairly well attested by the free
dom of the great cathedrals and tall-
spired churches from injury. St.
Paul's and Westminster Abbey , for ex
ample , are well protected , and serve
to safeguard a large urea surrounding ,
them. Experience in the navy is to
the same effect. Iu former days , be
fore conductors were employed , there ,
was an animal charge for damage to
his majesty's , ships by lightning. Be
tween 1S10 and ISlo. according to Sir
W. Snow Harris , thirty-live sails of
the line and thirty-five frigates an-1
smaller vessels wore completely disa
bled. That item has now vanished
from the votes. Londonj Daily Tele
graph.
11J.N Rex ! Answer.
The meekest kind of a little boy
joined a Sunday school class in a West ;
Philadelphia church. He did. not know ,
the other scholars and appeared ner- >
YOUS , half-scared and ready lo cry at ;
any second. The teacher , however , ,
treated him kindly and the lessons pro
ceeded without any outburst. After a :
short reading from the Bible the teacher - ,
er began to question the pupils on their ,
last lessons and asked :
"Who led the children of Israel into
Canaan ? "
i As no one answered she looked from
j boy to boy. At last her gaze rested on
j the new boy. He started guiltily and
j so id , between sobs :
j "It wasn't me , honest , teacher. I
I just moved here last week from Ohio. "
; Philadelphia Ledger.
I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
j THE MILK PAIL is kept free from
! staleness , sliminess and stickiness if it
. is washed with Borax and water in
the following proportions 1 tablespoonful -
spoonful to a quart of water :
I -J
j Gold from tlie Sea.
j The electrolytic recovery of gold
j from sea water is still a dream of
many European chemists. A. Noden
proposes to use as electrodes sheets of
j c-opper and lead or lead and cast iron ,
! each about ouc-twenty-fifth of an inch'
i in thickness , and to surround these
i plates with porotis canvas bags for collecting -
; ' locting the gold that fails to adhere.
j The baths , within reach of the tide ,
I would have a depth of two meters and
! a width of ten meters ( about thirty-
i three feet ) . With cement partitions
j every forty femets , a battery of 100
I such baths could be run together , and
I it is calculated that this would furnish
150 grains of gold per day of twelve
hours. In this time , 3,000 cubic meters
of water would be treated , a current
of 5,000 ampers at 2.5 volts being re
quired. The annual cost is estimated
at $12,000 , and the profits are figured
at ? 20,000 on a capital of $40,000.
For Infants and Children.
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§ U ALCOUOL 3 PEK CENT.
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SS3i > ' , Promotes DigeslionJCheerfur"
ness and ResLCoiUainsnciliicr
Opiimi-Morphuic nor Mineral.
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Wtmted-
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Apcrfect Remedy forConsfijia-
lion , Sour Storaach-Diarrhoea :
Worras.Convulsions.Fcverish- i
ness aiidLoss OF SHEEP. ,
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THB CCRFAUR COM""NT.
Spiritual affinities are .ill very uell ,
but can. they cook ? New York Ameri
can. _
When you see a woman having a
good time out in the rain it's her ' .nvn
complexion. New York Sun.
'hie "Automobile Polka" is the lat
est dunce. We presume it is simply
killing. Washington Herald.
A new angle on the motlier-in-law
wheeze will bo to refer to her as "on
' ' ' York Mail.
my nliinity's side. Xc\v
Probably Wellman 1ms left worj to
be called when the wind shifts aiv.l
blows toward the Pole. PhiUulelpni.i
Press.
If the ocean rate war. keeps up ,
crossing the Atlantic will soon be
cheaper than staying at hoaio. Xvi\v
York Tribune.
Now that fashion's decree calls for
"curve-less women , " there may be le.rS
nature faking done by the fair sex for
a while. Washington. Post.
Just now the man who came over in
the Lusitania takes precedence of Hie
one whose ancestors came over in the
Mayilov/cr. Philadelphia Inquirer.
An an ocean curiosity the Lusitania
fs as big a success as the sea serpent ,
and involves no risk of harsh words
to nature fakers. Washington Star.
"No 'curves for women , " ib fashion's
latest edict , and there is now a chancre
that we can safely regard them as the
"straight goods. " Washington Post.
There is one consolation the base
ball fans all have if their favorite
club didn't win this year it is going
to win next yoeir. Philadelphia Press.
San Francisco is sending so ma-iy
bigli officials to prison that pretty soon
a distinguished man at liberty Llioro
will be a curiosity. Atlanta Constitu
tion.
Sir James Cricliton-Urowne has said
that what ails England is Hint the
people do not eat enough. His remedy
is at least plcsant to take. New York
World.
Wheat and corn still keep getting
higher , but pig iron has fallen in price
? l.nO. Thank goodness , there is one
thing the family can lay in cheap.
Pittsburg Press.
Emma Goldman , so it is stated , in
tends to inaugurate "a reign of terror' '
in this country. As to that matter.
Em ia a terror at all times. Mont
gomery Advertiser.
A Southern editor expresses the
opinion that Kerniit Iloosevelt inherit
ed his modesty from his mother. Quite
likely , since the father seems to have
all his yet. Washington Posr.
In the German army. , too , the auto
mobile threatens to become a destruc
tive weapon ; but whether it be de
structive of the enemy is another
question. Philadelphia Record.
AVttS the strike in the Teddy bear
factory fostered by tbe enemies of
those animals who regard t'acm as de
structive of the "maternal instinct" in
little children ? New York Tribune.
Statisticians say that in a family of
average wealth it costs $ 'J3,000 to raise
a boy and $37,000 to raise a girl. Thi >
answers a lot of the President's anti-
race suicide arguments. Buhilh Trib
une.
une.An
An order has been issued In Chicago
cage to the effect that telephone oper
ators are not to say "Please" in an
swering a call. It is precisely the kind
of order that might be expected from
Chicago. Buffalo Commercial.
Mr. Walter Wellman must expect to
live a long time if he is to wait for
good weather before attempting to
reach tbft North Polo. As far back
as the oldest inhabitant can remember ,
the weather always has been some
thing of a drawback to Arctic explo
ration. Kansas City Star.
Cost of Jjivinp : liifi'lier.
P.es'inuius vrilh. the increase of 1 cent
a pound on the wholesale price of beef ,
within the past fortnight there has been
a general advance iu the prices of nearly
all the necessities of lift. milk , butter ,
eggs , bread , fruit , canned goods , etc. The
increased price of fruit and vegetables is
credited to a short crop in nearly all sec
tions , due to an exceptionally dry sum
mer. The price of milk has been advanc
ed in several cities to 9 cents a quart ,
retail. During the season there has been
a 20 per cent advance in the price of
canned goods of the best quality , arid it is
said that the pnre food law is partly re
sponsible for this by compelling the retirement -
tiroment of many cheap nad adulterated
articles. The tomato crop is said to be GO
per cent sliort. and this , too , will figure
in the increased price of canned tomatoes ,
which are expected to go from S5 cents to
$1 a dozen , wholesale. Sweet corn in
the can has already gone from 43 to 73
cents a dozen. Prunes are expected to
advance one-third over the average price
for the past five years , as the crop is only
n little more than one-third of last year's.
Peas and beans will share in the general
upward trend.
The Cotton. Spinners' Congress.
Growers of cotton and manufacturers
of cotton goods from seven different na
tions have met in convention at Atlanta ,
Ga. , James II. Macoll of Providence , R.
I. , presiding. Among other . -eforins faVored -
Vored by the convention was the advocacy
of a uniform bill of lading. President
Macoll said that ways must be found So
enable the planters to sell direct to the
spinners , without losing the profit of the
middlemen. The planter must learn to
grade , carry and finance his cotton as the
merchant now does.
Onr Own. UIin.itr il. .
"Mistah Jinkins , why im a ecoldln
woman's tongue , when it's goin' all de
time ? "
"I am not sure , George , that I under
stand you. 'Why is a scolding woman's
tongue , v.'hen it's going all the time'
what is the rest , George ? "
"Ain't no rest to it. Got caught off yo'
base dat time , didn't yo' , Mistah Jin-
kins ? "
"Ladies and gentlemen , the eminent
tenor , M'sieu Yelikc Phowry. will now
sing the favorite sentiment ballad , 'An
swer Me the Old , Old Question. Love ;
Uow Do You Eat a Soft Shell Crab ? ' "
FIVE MONTHS IN HOSPITAL.
Discharged IJcetiii.se Doctors Could
Not Cure.
Levi P. F.rockway , S. Second iivenuo.
Anoka , Minn. , says : "After lying for
live months in a
hospital , I was dis
charged as incura
ble , and given only
six months to live.
My heart was af
fected , I bad smoth
ering spell K a rd
sometimes full un
conscious. 1 got MJ
I couldn't use my
arms , my O3'osight
was impaired and
the kidney secretions wcro badly dis
ordered. I was completely worn our
and discouraged when 1 began using
Doaifs Kidney Pills , but they went
right to tbe cause of the trouble and
did their work well. 1 have been feel
ing well ever since. "
Sold by all dealers. r 0 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co. , Uuffaio. N. Y.
The Limit.
Jim Cruet is terribly absent-mind
ed.
I Jack I should say so. I've knowi
him to telephone to his oflice and asl-
if he was in.
I State of Ohio , City of Toledo , Lucas Couu
i ty , ss. :
! Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he la
senior partner of the linn of F. J. Cheney &
Co. . doins business in the City of Toledo.
County and State aforesaid , aud that said
iirm wil ! pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every cn.se of Ci-
larrh that cannot be-cured by the use cf
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Cure.FRANK .T. CHENEY.
Sworn to before inn and subscribed in my
presence , this Uth day < > f December , A. D.
. ISSH. A.V. . GLEASON ,
I ( Seal. ) Notary Public.
j Hall's Catarrh Cure Is takeu internally ,
Ad acts directly- the blood and mucous
nil-faces of the system. Sum ! for testimo
nials , free. F. J. CHENEY & CO. ,
, Toledo , O.
t Sold bv all Drujifrists , Toe.
Take Hail's Family Pills for constipation.
' The manager of an ollice had adver
tised for an ollice boy. In consequence
be Avas annoyed for an hour by a
straggling line of boys of all sizes ,
claiming various accomplishments.
" "Well , " be said to a late applicant ,
"I suppose you can read anything , and
write anything , and figure a little , and
use the typewriter a little , and "
! " .Xtuv ! " interrupted the boy. "If I
could do all them things I'd strike ycr
for yer own job. I ain't nothin' but an
office boy. "
; lie got bte position. Bohemian.
At the i'cso.
! "Mamma , " asked Tommy , peering
through the iron fence that inclosed "the
animals , "which is the kangaroo aad
which is the k.insrnroostor ? ' '
S. C. ? " . U. - - No.13 1907.
While no woman is entirely free
from periodic suffering , it does not
seem to be the plan of nature that
women should buffer so severely. Ir
regularities and pain are positive
evidence that something- wrong
which should bo set right or it will
lead to serious derangement of the
feminine organism.
Thousands of women , have
found relief from all periodic suf
fering by taking Lydia PL Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound , which
is made from nativtioots and herb i ,
as it is the most thorough female
regulator known to medical science.
MISS ADELAIDE NICHOLS It cures the condition which
causes .so much discomfort and robsJ
that period of its terrors. Women who : ; re troubled with painful or irregular - " |
regular functions .Miould take immediate action to ward oif the serious
consequences and be restored to health and strength by taking-
Lydia E , Piiikham's Vegetable Compound
Miss Adelaide Nichols cf 324 VVt : ; 22nd Street , New York City ,
writes : Dear Mrs , Pirikham-"If v/omcsi who suilVr would only rely
upon Lydia E. 1'inkham's Vegetable Compound their troubles would be
quickly alleviated. I feel greatly indented for the relief and health
which has been brought tonic by your inestimable remedy/ '
Lydia E. Pinkhuru's Vegetable Compound cures Female Complaints ,
such as Falling and Displacements , and Organic Diseases. Headache * , <
General Debility , Indigestion , and invigorates the whole feminine
system. For tin ; derangements of the Kidnej'S of either sex Lydia
E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Com pound is excellent.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to
write Mrs.Pinkham , at LynnMass From tlu-symptoms given , the trouble
may be located and the quickest and surest way of recovery advised.
53 & 0 vteF vfe ? & ? & feta ,
f % > if ? " < * k f * P D jp * ! " * e *
$ 3a5D oHlOfe ©
FOR EVERY MEMBER O
AMLY ! , AT ALL PRICES.
' Toanyons vfho can firovcVf.L.
Douyss docs not ncsffj isei
_ THE "REASON W. L. Douzlas shoe * * arc tvon bv nioro
in nil walks of life thau any other mkci : ; Lrrun-e of their
excellent st\le. easy-fiuins , anil superior waring qualities.
Ihe selection of thaleathcrs and other MsateriaLs for eac.i part
of the shoe and every detail of the unking islooked after bv
the 'jnost comiilete organisation of superintendents , forcrwnanJ
SKillcu loemakers , who receive the highest wa cd paid i ti the
shod nduhtry , and who e workmanship cannot Lc excelled.
If J could take you. r.to my large factories at Brockton , Mas ? .
and show you how carefully . L. Dousla * slices are inaclo \ ou
would then understand why thev hold
-fc. fc * * * wj * * * j. i iijf nit : v ii'Jii.i theirshape ( , tit better * \5"y
n-earl on r and are of greater value t lian an other make. v
f' fi ? ? ,3mOG GILT EDGESfiocs cannot bo ctjuzfice ! at any price
f
SiiiUtif ? . genuine have VL. . DouKIas name and price stamped on bottom. 'Ta' .
Wo J5lAOSLlLUt . . AiLvMir dealer for W. L. Douglas shoo , . If he cimot auplv you _
cLiect to factory. Shoe -entever vheic by mail. Catalog free. W. L. Douglas , Brockton. A
I'ollte Ct'
William Jennings Bryan , describing
his world tour in Xew York , praised
the Ceylonese.
"The Ceylonese , " said Mr. Bryan ,
"arc tbe politest , the urbanest , the most
tactful people you can imagine.
"They have a proverb that gives
.some idea of their delicacy. This prov
erb says :
" 'It is safer to pull tbe tail of a
tiger than to call a lady's attention to
her lirst gray hair. "
"After all , " remarked Mr. Cumrox
"there is a certain relation between
Gnancc and poetry. "
"In what way ? " *
"In both so much depends on capital
Szation and making things sound right. '
Washington Star.
SKIN SORE EIGHT TEARS.
Spent .S OO oil Juctorn ami Z.fiui.-dU > :
lint ( lot IVo IluIieT Cutietrt Cure *
in : t Wteli.
"Upon the limbs ami bet'.veon the
toes my skin \vas rough uud s > jre , and
j also sore under the anus , and I had to
stay at home several times because of
this affection. Up to a week or so ago
1 had tried many other reaiatlk'S and
i several doctors , and spent about ihreV
| hundred dollars , without any success ,
hut this is to-day the seventh day that
1 have been using the Cutieura Kerne-
; dies ( costing a dollar and a half ) ,
which have cured me completely , so
that I can again attend to my busi
ness. I went to work again to-night.
I had been suffering for eight years
and have now been cured by the Cutl-
ctira Remedies within a week. Frit/
Ilirschlafr , 1M Columbus Ave. , Xew
York , N. Y. , March 20 and April G ,
19UU. "
lie
Team
Al ! IVa.rSim pit' K < 'kvr and Parlor came-
" \ Vhiluc. . Pacitic Coast lIuraxCo.Clicaio. HI.
! faict2d\\iihThnmnpnnqFVPWntflr { { !
sce : Eyes , uses U ! paUil Ot.jiiMai03 |
s5T r y > fraocia wnre for oar new
lff t ' llne cr STAY I O ft R Y
e 8r4 8ampl8B. Tfio completes : eva2
Sioux City Kcwopapor Union *
Sioux City. laws.
New 2nd Liberal1
fioraes ead
IN
Western Canada
ftEW B13TEIC7S
Mew Oen for Ssffiemeni
Sorreof therh-est ! lands ii ths cnin grc
is cf SaGkatrh-jwanar.d Aiberrahave redsntiy ben
sitiei-.snt under the Revicsd Hcmectead
cf Canada. Thousands ct hcrnscieadacf
f 1 60 acres each are now available. Ths new regula-
j tionsmake it possible for entry tobs made by crcxy.
| the opportunity that many in the United States havs
been waiting lor. Any iriOTiber of a family may rnaks-
I t entry tor any other msrribsr of ths family who may
T bo entitled to mska entry for hircceif or hsrs = if.
| Er.try rv.av r.cw be rnada bsfore the.Ager.t cr Sub-
j Aecr.t of the District ' -yj roxy ( en certain condirionsi. ,
I by the father , mother , sc-i. daughter , brother or sis
i ter cf an inler.dins homesteacer.
"Any even numbered section of DcTninoa
Lands in Manitoba or thalforth-VTestFroviaccs ,
excepting 8 and 26 , not reserved , may be homesteaded -
steaded by any persoa the sole bead of a family ,
or male over 18 years of age , to the extent of
one-quarter section , of 160 acrJsnisrecr less. "
Tha fee in each cass will bs 5IO.CO. Churches ,
schcoloand msrfcets conv nisnt. healthy cliriate.
spleadidcrcs scd rood laws. Grain growing and
cattle raisir rrlncipsi induktriss.
For further rartcusrs to Ritss. Routes , Best
Time to Co sr.d V/hjre to Lccnte , apply to
\V. D. Scott. Sup'Tintenck-nt o
Ottav.
Stno
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1'lcosu sar where jou PST : this .i
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discover e d. Files full oi
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Sour Stomach , Headache ,
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another in the house. Don't forget "they work while you sleep , " and "a CASCARET at
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