PRESIDENT FULLER
Threatened With Loss of Hearing,Sme!l
and Sight From
the Ravages of
Catarrh.
Pe-ru-na
Cured Him
r nly riMi
from time t.
crcitus and ". ii-r 1
a rule, the turina
no cut lius'. ism tn t,..e rrc.i
It is isi'iier.iilv i iva ai:
lie incurable.
It thereto,,' in ill-! i r i r
medical iiri-'.i when I'r H
noiinced th.it lie 1. 1 1 ,!-.,- 1
which would i'ir.' . o.uii, ; ru-at ' ' ;
the remedy was '.i.iim l 1
a short tune beanie kn ui
of catarrh siilTori'i-;: north,
west.
Letters testitv niii to the I
run.i is a r.id.i il cure t'.ir . .'
pmir m from .ii! ,1'r.vt io;s,
ThollSUlds .if MH'il letters ;
the oli.-c ..f 'i ll.' P. run . M.-di
licv. k stMi..'!iv..ii. p.-;: '
"I f '.'I ohll-cd to eyelid
thanks f..r my iii i t
fhrmnrh tlie u niter 1 s'i:'
an. I luiii tp.ulil'
health I iv tlie use nt"
cdv. Periin i "
The f.ill.nvin letter
iietitleniati "f I..i Aiij"'
point :
Mr. .1 W. I'nMi r. Tres
elers' A'S.-e. I' I...
h.n heen Ml lni.":ess i'i h it . itv i
enteen ve.irs em . f t'le :'-.rtv ': :
hrls li.e:i en ...fe.l i'i !i;i-'i..--s I
hi CVI'iTletiee ll'i'1! I'l ifi.l - 1 '. ,
"I leas troubled ii ith eatarrh
head for m i n i; yea r. 1 1 af'eetril m 1
ftenne of Htnel 1 1 Ii en ri mi 11 11 '.I v.iir. '
FACTORY LOADED
W ';W''?&; Mimh Again
. ...i.irrii iiif Nrti .! v.-. l Cf
t.tne. "ii. h i- ; ny-. - v. ;-. Ss
I , T ' , n ' . sn, III litis '
Vf-'un':':: V-
1J FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS M I
"New Rival" Leader" Repeater'"
MF vcu are looking
H munition, the kind
-1 point your gun,
Loaded Shotgun Shells: uNew Rival," loaded with
Black powder; "Lcad:r" and "Repeater," loaded
with Smokeless. Insist upcu having Winchester
Factory LoaJ:d Shells, and accept no others.
ALA. DEALERS
S25 Every Day
k Cn u' t-o-il ui ide with our
f Well Augers & Drills
On r.iat- rt'.-l "Tie h-M
ro (tip ifiiy ui.t rs
B Tintf a-nt Hi'.' -i-.i
Mnv uiourouilom- H ;
;
LOOWIS VMHt CO
liFFIN. OHIO.
W. J. Hoop,
ail A'.ith sr.'.
jutn has. il the
l ilsini s.s (.f 'lie
lit r.altimoi'1'.
torn" months :
J t'i'veil it.s plan
Voth as to spae
,M..:i.'.ta.
' it 1 : .sun 1
tl 1 t ' i II IT -
.1. .1 il!-
Th" II ;. :
to nlat i.' .I
'l'",l'i!.f.4 1!
110 I in. '..-.it:
. Ml. has
I 'i':. t ll '.ll
II I'i. ,1'S'l
jeaves ample room
Kpiipment. The .1
will continue its ,.th
tblil t.lkis IIS into
Vf may ! ! 1! m '1 n
lt'.uii;hts.
to .! !
litis'"!
THE TEST
Ji Vast Number of Kidney Suffering People, Cured by l)oan"s Kidney Pills,
eav but for the f ree Trial ihev vtould still be in Agony.
tlolden Merit at your Connnar..! t
Cot. 1 Mtu s ( irv. I
'deceived tic satti'''
Ovidney l'ills an 1 t
directions. Tin y '!
B procured a " , . ;:
fun 1 have !.i ,1
ihc bai Utu ie i
l.lso had urinary 1 nei
o jrt-t up t'.vo an 1 tl :
I urn ail ri rht now.
I'ills prosper. Y'Hii-
l
dini;
1 , v
1 s that c.ii:si'. n
ti'iics of a ni
I.ntig may l..;;i
r-.!v, A. ". tsllK.
Scvi re and long standi!,;: r s I
lake advantage of frci Medical A Isi..
J (iR.M KaPIUS Ml' II . 1"' b. IT. I:, '
U received the trial pai U i'e"f l 'in - i' i
Yc Tills pnmipiiy and tan truly say t!i- ;
fire all and even ni-:e tb-ui rei oinin, is-iid
.0 sulTcrcd c'oiuin'.'a: y with a severe pair,
Jin the back. "hi. Ii l a' )' en '' "v,,r
Slime, and 1 11111 ah!" t ' v.hi. 11 -.voii!,!
tjiot hae bun M.-sil.:e b n i- r 1. all's
Kidney rids. Mas. .1 A cui imh, Wj
'9)uiuu'uau bk. lirtud llunJ,, AIaU.
i i
OF THE
JEWELERS' ASSOCIATION
sii II I lots
iiunieti iofi io.'fom onii
en (i le.i I ion to re-
I tie u.c o' 1 1
liree mi', bill to tin nil kinC
n Hint i n iim.s eiilhd In Hi
iinM: my
trod ici-
'" r
Ijret of Peril mi.
m K,sf S'l ) f 'i f in
must S'lfi that I m l irllh most
su i trtsl itft ami mil is'iielorti result.
I'eruna to k lioUl iJ tlie mi p'a I nt
(i H ii ill (ire J f en 1 1 re ' 1 ii uf (i lit ! s-
in .
".l((tui'i irW d'diij; Intra rl fi
ill lulled spun ' inn ii ( (tin
.'"!.(( a i iliild on e the result,
i ml feel (..Veil iiiuii-; mini nia(it. "
.. II . fuller.
SHOTGUN SHELLS
for reliable shotgun am-
that slioots where you
buy v inohester Factory
1 r
KEEP THEM
apudine
Cures Nervousness
m w r.vsuj m ache.
'" ""e- t Drnintores
H: Sp-O'ited by Electricity.
1 1 i'y will n mplish almost
u.-n !:. A .'tit illustrattun of
- ; si.-1 a:: in t'ie 1 as- of au engi
r isi a x.-'and tannery, who had
n I. ii,i ;. ars. S; ddenly a lit
t; 1 in fim to -pr.-'it on his head.
: a !". -I.s ..iter his cranium
a.; run v. iti; a thick but short
; ,w;h "I !-.a;r. A d. '.Tor investigated
. n;a'': etui e it:: (I that he had
ei u wiakii'i: uiuUr a revolving belt.
- hair had been spn uted by eleo
OF GOLD.
I'hi5 means
let.
;s. I Hip. back, and
wiaiing of tho
' s V ."l-ll
brick dust sedi-
in passing, drib-
i m tt iiiu' Doan's
ca:. mi and griivcl.
t-ttii.ii. sleeplessiiCSS,
. lii.'il.ess.
.! f'USLIC APPROVAL.
pams
s and
v V:
Doan's
: . 1 1 " s
ictney
Mr -Tills.
iOiVt Airy! CrttfttiftlrTlXf.
.-it. I me bv mail, without cbAflftt
an 9 Kiilny 1 i..n
AleOkaJ Adrtc prec-itrtoW CwftM.
e..ven-l ;vv . ; :v I
"tr ev. Vv.t tn- -.i;.- :,tt.. .1- I:,, ai' -e ale 11.1t used ;
;.'i' ; 1 l-.i. .1 . : : . ti -- '.n:tett per-
l."ll I I I .! ft 'l.i.-s!. 11 , 1 It:.' 'A I :li . i
w 1 ::1 A pattipli'.i t nr.. -I wi'h -u. ti utters will '
,.( ,1,.. t ..... ll" 'tit, ''I', i'!!'' -- ir.-e Tlii. l"H'k !
, ( . . -1 1 mi ! 1 i i- r, .1 . : ,i . a:i.i i - : 1 t trie i tira-
,V I... .'' .:! ' .i'i ii.e: pt .;i:.f .ltl-1 S.Kls
... : . 11 I . ir..tn ih. u-e : I'.'i ana write
it . !i. i i.ir. . -...li.'.i tuil state-
A !'!i-.' li. Hi::::":. l.iit 1 .f The I L555S
ft
1?
tv-'i-
trial li
yiWiVAVAWAPWAW;
5 household
J MATTERS :j
Brightening Sue! Ornament.
Stet'l ornatui'iits miiy Ih iuiiJc liright
ly tlie use of hut'iit n 1 11 1 11 . lHun soine
nluiti ami iHjund it Hue uiul gift tli rough
cvur.se- niiKslln. Apply dry with a
soft 1'i'iisli. l'DWili'ii-il luinit nhun can
be JU'otiltVil at the- ihi'inist. Kinoiy
powder well ntlibt'il on will ofton ri
movo small Kiuits of tarulsh ou stei'l.
Ueallu With the Knlrher.
Of I'ont'si' there nro buti'liers nnd
butchers. I Imvo in nilnil ou? who
knows It till so tliKi'ounhly thnt tho fits
tonwr is not in it" at nil, at nil. His
greatest ntino.vaitee. wiiieh is so appar
ently manifest, is to be nskeil to show
bis goods. Yon tire therefore denied
the right of seein-r your purchase or
witnessing the scale weight. He Is Al
ways too busy, or "l have got .lust the
right lilece for you. can't get nt It now,
but will sen.l It over nil right." And
bo forth niPl so on. You doti'l like
to tell this liii.n that It nil may be ex
actly ns he says and that he may be
scrupulously honest, but yotiM like to
prove it: Ho holds a knife in his hand
and your last month's bill Is not paid,
and there you are! This butcher is
ditlk'iilt to got along with iu system
atic niul respectable housekeeping.
When you market for meat see what
you are gel tin. Cradunlly you will
learn the good culs; you will know
enough to discard certain pieces. Don't
leave your corned beef to your butcher.
Kveu a tyro can instinctively tell one
good piece of this stock from another,
but the butcher wants to sell all of If,
and you are a little more apt to get
"rags and gristle" thiiu fat ami Juicy
meat - Deshlor Welch, in tlood lluuse-keeping.
Tlie dire of Ftirnllnre.
The care of furniture woods lt fin
exceedingly Interesting part of the In
telligent housekeeper's duties. The
dally llfcht dusting must pupplement
the weekly rubbing If the "bloom," In
this instance inn desirable, is to bo
kept away. As a rule, the use of oily
restoratives is to be deprecated. ITii
s applied by a tireless arm ami thor-
oimhly rubbed in. and thereafter the
piece of furniture kept In perfect polish
by a daily rubbing, the oil is sure to
form a crust sooner or later, which Is
gummy to the touch and not pleasing
to the eye. Tor this reason uew furni
ture should be kept 11s long ns possi
ble without the application f such re
storatives, l'uniltnre which has been
liti.shed with shellac or varnish, wheth
er in utossy or ilnll finish, should never
be cleansed with soap or water. Soap
Is made to cut oily substances, and In
the performance of the service for
which It is made eats the oil out of
the wtixed, oiled, or shellacked surface
It touches, ati.l destroys it.
Where white spots appear OU polished
surfaces from tlie dropping of liquids
or from heat, the Immediate npplh
tion of raw lipseeil oil will generally
restore the color. The oil should be
left on tlie affected spot for several
hours, or over night. Alcohol will per
form the service if applied nt ouce to
roM wood or bichly finished mahogany.
In c.ii'h itistain e, when the color has
I returned, the spots should be polished
iv.hh a piece if cheese-cloth moistened
wiili turpentine. Harper's Hazar.
Chips Boil one cup of granulated
sti'-'ar and half a cup of water to tho
era. k: wheu the syrup dropped In cold
water hardens, pour into a greased tin
and when tmite cool mark off In
squares; these may be dipped In choco
late wafer mixture; add to the iugar
and water when putting It over tbe
tire ns much cream of tartar ns will
on the end of a penknife; too
much cream of tartar. will muke the
Cindy tough.
Vanilla bailee I'm one pint of uillk
over the lire; rub two tulilespoonftils of
corn starch in n little cold milk or
witter until smooth; when the iTMlk Is
si aiding hot add the corn starch, stir
ling until creamy: bent the yolk of one
eaa. pour sotr.o of the hot mixture over
it. then add all together; add three
talilcspuonfuls. uf sugar, stir for one
minute: do not allow to boll or It will
curdle; remove from the fire;, add on
teaspoon of l.utler In stun II pieces nnd
one taWespoi'ii of vanilla extract.
i.'ermnn lniinpllugs Sausage duuip
liin.'s are made as follows: Make a
paste with three-quarters of a pound
of flour, four ounces of suet. salt, and
as much milk or water as will make
into a light dough. Divide this Into
eicht equal parts, loll out and lay on
cu b a snusiige; wet the edges of the
paste and make it secure. Hare a
saucepan of fast boiling water on the
lire. As each dumpling Is readj drop
it In. Let these boil quietly tut nil
hour. Serve very hot. with good brown
gravy poured round and (hepped purs
ley scattered on the dumpling.
Celery Cheese-Molt half an ounce of
butter iu a small saucepan and add
half an ounce of Hour, then pour la
by degrees half a pint of milk and stir
quickly until the sauce is perfectly
smooth nnd thick. Season It with cay
enne, salt and a liitle grated nutmeg,
and aihl two ounces of grated 1 heese.
Have ready rai her more than half n
breakfaf 1 up of rooked celery, cut
into small pieces; stir it into tho cheese
same, and till some little bread eases
with it which have been quickly fried
In l.oiliim fat : scatter some gni'.ed Par
mesan over the top of the celery and
place the cases in a quick oven for a
few moments.
Potato Volcano -Mash potatoes
smoothly, sonsoii with salt, butter and
a little milk. Form (on a plate that
can be put in the ovetn into n conical
shape, with n hollow in the centre as
large as a cup. For the filling use
a half cupful of melted butter, four
large spoonfuls of crated cheese, yolks
of two eggs well beaten and n little
pepper 11 ud salt. Stir together thorough
ly nnd pour into the crater of the
inouud. Spread the sides of the crater
with a thin coating of melted butter
nnd sprinkle fim? bread or cracker
crumbs over nil. Hest and brown In
the ii v eii and serve. This is an uppe
tUlug guppof di.sh with cold antut.
1
I
I
WAS SIMPLE WHEN EXPLAINED.
But Phonetic Spelling of Name Puz
zled Hotel Clerk.
The man walked up to the hotel
register anj signed bis name, with a
flourish. "K. K. I'htholcgnyrrh." ' Ian,';
here, Turner," said the clerU, who
knew him very well, "is somebody on
your track? Where did you p't that
outlauillsh name?"
"My boy, you're ilow," replied Tur
ner, airily. "That's my saiiio oi,l i.atne
written In plain Knglish t'ti.l pro
nounced ns It is written- just '''arm r.
Look at It. Of course I do it .iust to
make people guess. They wonder
about my nationality and the premiti
cifttlon of my name. I can har h. in
tal" about It. Hut, as I said t" fete,
it's English spelling."
"Will you kindly explain?" a -V 1
the clerk.
" 'Phth,' there is the sound of t' in
'phthisis.' " began Turner: " oio."
there Is the sound of 'ur' iu 'colonel ;'
'gn.' there Is the '11' In 'gnat:' 'ynh' is
the sound of 'er' f.i myrrh." Now if
that does not spel Tun er what does
It spell?"
" Well," said tre c'.-rk. "it Is lueli?
for me that the majority of men
don't reclster their names phone!.1-tally."
Answered the Description.
He was dining at a foreign hot''!,
when a detective approached and
Fa id :
"Peg pardon, sir. I am in search nt
an escaped conrlct. and shall have to
trouble ou for your passport re a
matter of form."
"Put do I h ok like a 1 .m id ?"
-Possibly not. sir Still, 1 shall re
quire to see the passport. "
The Knglishtnan. 111 his annoyance,
snatch! up the bill of faro from tho
table, thrust it in the deteeth e's hand,
and exclaimed :
"There It is. then!1
"What Is this? Sheep's hea l, tierk
of mutton pig's fret." The description
tallies exactly; you mu?t come along
with me " .
Samuel S. hwniin. who was i!s!n!n ra
ited by his father he, ailse he d S.'fti il
the PeinoiMiit:.' party. il;e I 0:1 Thais
day last at his home in Va!l-y View.
Pennsylvania, aged 7'! years. He w.nt
away to the civil war a Petnocrat. 1
when lie P'turned he Ib'tithd hiiii- if
with the lie I'lihlh an party.
II,, it's TliU'.'
We offer (.'no Hundred P illars P-Ta-l'i:
Miy case of ( iitarrli that ea:ni"t he enrM ,.
hull's Oitnrrh Tare.
Y. ,T. rMV & Co., Props.. ToIciJ... 11.
We.theua lersnai 1. hnve !;ro?.-r. F. .I.i'I.k.
rr y for the ai.: 15 years, nn J h.-d.-v l.i :. r
leetly honnmhlc 111 nil bi:ii-.. trio. s i r, -n
nnd lltinnel'iily nl,'.e t ' "any 1 i.t nay ' ;: .
tlon made by their iir.n.
W est A liiL-AX.V;i.,.e...i.e Hr.u-.-lsts. I'. i .,
Ohio.
wAt.ntM. Ktvsx.VMnvtv.v;...:cs,i:..lr 1 .-
?IS1B, I ob-d' ', I Mil",
lull sC.'itiirr.i t 'ure i in .'ti intern i"y. .
Irg dlrci'tiy upon tie' 1,1 ...J .i".i . u - a- s
Itees ef tlie urste.i:. l'rl '.v 7.'.'. 1 er l,.'t:....
told by nil lr.ig.-it. Ti.-'lai 'iaas fre.
liali's Fatntly 1'illr. nr' ti-..- I
It's n-: fun for 1
hds to jiiiTrr ,'i -i'.-:
"..in ! ---.aiif 11
riso'sfure tor i'"iiimi; tl."ii is HHlafalii1''
medicine lor . ms-as i t: 1 .'.!,!. S. tf.
Srt-Oeen lirove V ' Fel 17 I 'M.
ka. '
U Mrs. Cinmons. saved from
an operation for Ovaritis, tells
how she was cured by Lytlia H.
Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound.
"I am so pleased with the r-Milts I
obtained from Lvi!i;i I, l'iiikliiiiu's
Vetfotable Conpomid that I feel it
S duty and a privilege to write you
about it.
" I suffered for 1 .. r five years with
ovarian trouWes, cvisiiv' an nu
pleasaut diM'hurp'e. a great weakness,
and bt times a aintness would come
over 1110 which 11" aiti iiiit of medicine,
diet, or exei'cise siemed to crreet.
Your Vegetable Compound fourd tho
weak spot, however, wituiu ti few
weeks and Mixed n:e from nil
operation all my troubles bad dis
appeared, niul I found myself once
more healthy and weM. Words fail to
describe the real, true grateful feeling
that is in my heart, and I want to tell
every sick eud suffering' sister. Pon t
oslly with medicine vou know 110M1
iag about, but take lyli;i 11. l'liik
ham's Vegetable 'uiipoiiiil, and
take my word for it. you will be a
different woman in ;i short time."
MRS. I.wra Emmons. Walkerviile, (int.
5000 forfeit If 0'ir ',.11 e eff ifit" n - f rj
ftnmrtnesi cannot bn t'OJ.if' l'.
Don't hesitate to write, to Mrs.
PinkliHiu if there is iinvt hiii-r
about your case vbicb yon do
not understand. Me will treat
you with kindness and her ol
Tlce Is free. No ivoinau ever re
gretted writing liernnd she has
helped thousands. Address it
Lynn, Muss.
210 Kinds for 16c. 0
It (9 A fllCt tliat.Sa.frf liccN nrt f.iUdl 1
morf4trleiitttUd on minvfi.rnis ttnui
miir otter In Atur--u. I tu rv Id m.
reason for this. W- own nnl nu-,'
Hod of cur rh jUv nxf:. In oi1t to i
llh lidliMiiiu tiTii.r.i. . lrnf.l nf.i f
For K Cents Postpaid fa J
ti M-H-M NIUH arl.ll.H
ti rare lutrieae red I'
KHepleadia) t-n
1ttHial keitiruinnwp ,
tn H cio kin l iKrtir.'Iv f.vn-itPini ,J,
M:':ef ririi.in : -:-iu.l i t J9
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n r: -I,,, e3entials of the happy homes of to-day is a. fund of
oe-.ei.V'V-'toiiuhtlivin? and the best wwitoda of promounq
; 1-ippincss. With proper knowledge, each hour ot
''-reat'o.', of ' eni Jvment and of effort may be made to contribute
T i' at"e id and are of not less value than the usinR of the most
u-hoic-o-i"' f"ods and the selecting of the best medicinal agents
-hM nee ' ' With the well-informed, medicinal agents are used
f-'v 1 en nature needs assistance end while t!i: importance of
cPinsiV' tii--- system effectually, when bilious or constipated, has
!. h- ':i knevvn, yet until within recent years u was necossaiy
to r seit to oils, silts, extracts of roots, barks a.id cihor cith.-.rtics
v.h'":l! were found to be objectionable and to caU for constantly
iiic.'iMsed quantities.
I'll mi physicians having learned that the most excellent laxative
-id cii;'iliiitive principles were to be found in certain plants,
.;t,r in ",n leaves, the California Fifr Syrup Co. discovcrod
, 1 ho 1 of obtaining such principles in their purest condition and
of pi- s .nni r thera with pleasant and refreshing liquids in the form
iuast accept ible to the system and the remedy became known as
Syrup of Figs -is figs'were used, with the plants, in making it,
because of their agreeable taste.
TM . excellent remedy is now rapidly coming into universal use as the
best of 1 :-m!'v 1 ixatives,' because it is simple and wholesome nn''. cleanses
ard s-neis the system effectually without disturbing the natural
functions and without unpleasant after effects and its use may be discon
tinued when it is no longer required.
Ail who would enjoy good health and its blessings should remember
i'mt it ii the one remedy which physicians and parents well-informed
flrMir.v- and recommend and use and which they and their little ones
alike enjoy, because of its pleasant flavor, its gentle anion and it3
bencocial e.'fects. , ...
f y.uti of Figs is for sale by all reliable druggists, at the regular price
of lVtv c'-.i.s rer bottle, in original packages only, having the name of
he Ycv'uv Svrup of Figs and the full name of the Company
C-il'Vi-e-t i'i" Syrup Co. printed on the front of ;very package.
n
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Louisville -
1 -S
uar TP, Ml fSn'O Cherokee Remedy ot bweet uum ami munem .;,;::,v,lr
yht 1 Hi lUP Cm??is: Colds, LaGripjK :!;;:!':!v:::i;::;::.-A. WZWXW
!Tf Qcr.sra.!y Right
aj;f.V "
f'A- tpr Take advantage of
'jf$ZS?l! ' v,,"t expertenre
feiJV v' and usU her what is
IT Kidnevand H!o'.,l Tt'.ubi.
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03. TriASHZS'S LIVER ASO
BLOOD SYRU?
tiecaese V.i' h.i Oe d it : lei knnwl il
ems III en . n r nk. l !," toil's aisit i
tplm''!''. ' -,i ':. a
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Th
1. .111 .1,
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B-J inin:i r. iuil,', Ivors-,,, a-.
f.J l.ittar.n..-,i. :.rn 'J
Cant H?' -rd Out.
Capt. Lamb, tie lii.,i"nl member,
always adorns hi- ip''"'hes with tin
n.er. us brief ir.cii'.cnts. in which tho
life id the I 1.1'iiU
1 peep',.' of the south
is depict- d.
"T!:e , au, tain and I spoke from the
at:., "iatforin ner in Haltitm re tii
otlo'l'
i.lit." said Mr. "Hunli" Smith
ot M:i '.rean. "lie made a speech that
t.i'.;. 1 ti.lk ! oh ed the aildii-neo
nest by t"'.i:t o! a In nieerat's plea
it; tl-.o las: el "t.i'ii for the vote of a
rcKt n.
. ' M n ,,-'i. t net it into your hoiK1
thai !i'!'o :'.' ans emancipated the
.-lav,.-.' s.i 1 a 1 1 niocratlc candidate
to tii's I.' er.'. 'That wtis providence.'
pri'vidi tn
said tne
d'liil'iif" i oh r.d man. 'but 1 reckon
,. . , . .
Mars (.runt ln:(icd mit Kits. V usa
ti:i;ton Ph.-.
A Long Correspondence.
.Mis. J. ,i. .-lllilli "I ' ".anions, ..nil,, n,,,; nllllVh 1111. ''ill 1
:'i;.i Mrs. Sarah K Mariiti of Weno- - -
; i a. 11.. bavo a recor I fi-r eotitinnoii., it'C'sK'Hi K
, e.t ii.t' rriitit' d " i r, sponilence that
, U..11I.I lie o,r,l to i.."ial llolh of lliean
J old ladie? were born ill Franklin
I comity. Ohio, and '.vote close friends
: trom i-nrliest childhood. Forty-seven
i - rat's aito. howevi r. the parents of
M is. Martin reinne,i to Illinois, nnd
1 1-.-ii bi-enn t ie correspondence that ;
1 as never been allowed to Mn - At '
l. nst once every month they exchange
! .iters, one writing on the first and
the nthir un the fifteenth. The only
vines they have not written Is when
, .... l as ''i i u vis'ting the other.
The new Prim "'.nn I'liiversity cata-
iouiie -hows a tot il of l.:;sj students
:i.is V'-n. aitiin.-i i."."'i last yiar. The ;
tutni'i' cf profi s: nrs ami instructors!
has in. ! as d fioin 1"1 to 10s. The j
enibin- i Priii' ton libraries n.ntain j
L'.'.i'. viiaa. s. It.'" " having been added '
d'it lii- th" year. 1
Asth
ma
"One of my daughters had a
terrible esse of asthma. VC'e tried
almost everything, but without re
lief. We then tried Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral and three and one-hslf
honles cured her." Emms Jane
Entstninger, Langsille, O.
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral
certainlycures manycases
of asthma.
And it cures bronchitis,
hoarseness, weak lungs,
whooping-cough, croup,
winter coughs, night
coughs, and hard colds.
cold; yv.. Jut rmlit lor ornnchlti. boara-
?,aa. hard colds, etc.; ft. moat economical
ur ehiroclc caiaa and to kaap on hind.
J. t. AVI R Co., rowan. Maaa.
-T' "' "1
sjmM
1 B
San Frar.tlscc, Cul-
, Ky.
WITH NERVES UNSTRUNG AND HEADS
THAT ACHE
WISE, WOMEN
BROMO - SELTZER
.a
TEIAL POTTfX IO CENTS
j v H s i 1
&f?i?r T ifiir v.'.'r. K.J u. e '1&4
m?fr r."S I-- au.-uu. d
Reflections of a i at'.i lor
The load t 1 lb' pi'orbie.ise
tbto'.igh t':i stock '. I.
(b ttinc. into so. i. 'y is i'.,.' itivi
. i :! for .. tt.ti
inly 'Aiiy .- . : i ;
b nt.
de '
The
i . a, c is by makiim th,
; i v.ul.
K '.en "ii". -.'a
tn i v ! !i. . !tr.
.Il vt J I '
la i 1 1 i; I'm i
ee lit ii all
Hell t
c.l 1. '
ITTSi i'niuiuentlvi".ii''
tisane. I.rat ilu '
Xw-eli.'M..ry.2trli l,-: tlean.l tteal ... h.m
'r. i'..ll.ki.l.VF, Ltd.. '- il A: a .. i : a a I .
Mrn.Wlnslow'i '.:.: , .'. " :
trelhlnjt.f dleiitlie u-ii h 1"
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1 '
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v si? Ay A
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VISA
The Great Spring Remedy.
BLOOD PURSREb.'
V' if WAN , i ii! ll-l.i ! lie e l . I II M 1-
RHEUMACIME.
Tliis mi.ii.
-dililh r :!!.. .1
Ask vour ontf.Ms tor RHf'C MACIi'Je rue -v.z.-A tn f tt:tiT it. ',
He.var.' ef sul-.stiiutes of cl.'.'i'lt'al v: c.f.
A.I Piujcu, ft on. i r . ; ,
. -' tlohbitt Chemical Co.,
H -C- ' v "s !!" '
JUST A DELICATE HINT.
How Irishmais Wittily Suggested Ad
ditional Refreshment.
An Irish jaivey ! ibil: n with an
Kuk 1 ith isiti,r. who was on his way
to spend ('liiisttna.s with, some rela
tives in Ireland, i u a hi::- , 'y n hi day
in liecr-niber thrmuii tie wilds oi
Conneiiidrn. Tiny himnic ipiite so
l iable ( n the way. and the native, in n
burst of ( ciifldi lice, pointed out a sh
la i n w!;.'t'.- the "In st potheen in (' ...
t.aibt" miuht bo olitain.d. Th" Mm:
lishiuan. t.niy too flad to :.'t n". , ;.
In.rtuuity of va!'it:n- i .i.sself, i.::-,. 1
.eficohin. t.t, wliiih i :.i r was r.U";l..
aeti-pteii.
" "fis a very cold day in the.-c parts
Pat?" ohsi-rv. a! the tourist.
" Tis. your honor." ie: li,-, Pat. 1 1
raised his kIhss, ami the c.u,t. ,
speedily vatiish.-il. "And there', it,:..:
in the oubi savin'." he .un.i-.in, ;.
added, smacking his hp , ii:,- s
low never madt; a auir.m-.T." Lie.,; .
Tit-Pits
I When two woaa n go to a r t uiin'
1 to divide a i hb-ken salad I a i . n 1 1 . :
it is a liilii h'.on jjivr-n .n i a, 'a ot'a.i '.
1 bouor,
r 1 V?.- , - -( V
m t. y-si y
1
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A liokfen kuic
o? A;:-,vicuiUire:
Ito r;,.'. ! p. v. er ! iti.i a" I your crop
V. ,11
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it" Ii ' ;; g a
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$mm
?; 4 -si .-ice, -s
ym mm
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""i'oVNii LAND WARRANTS
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ALL WEARERS
O- TUP ORIGINAL
Gs'.Q CLOTHING
f-.vr rr is
lilf. 3ST
..au t:?e world
l- ANi SAY IT
EM ATI C ALLY !
.1 T .' C ! Oi.OM. MA55 U 1 A.
n .,-:: O.. -'.J. TOKSNIO, CAN.
tiraraMa
Cenuiac stampf i C C C. Never sold In bolk.
Bi",v:o of the dealer whn tries to sell
"something just SS good." -
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