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PEU;najbrai Help You
. The chances are that von .!tTIZrr--r
uuu am union, systemic ratarrh m. a ev ouengm, nerve
accumulated faster thad i t orSs of elSinf ' Way P0180118 have
the human machinery has beoomi itLSflW1 on c.ould hxow them off.
and the general hea&Sjg fogged to the point of breaking down
lfa..".iraS.!?i" ha.
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of Pe-ru-na U very direct and H.f-Jf5
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For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
feears the
Signature
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For Over
thirty; Years
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THC CCNTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.
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THE CENTER OF
I THE WHEEL.
repairing industry is right here and
has been for years. The reason is
obvious: we do an honest job for an
honest prioe. You also get your
wheel at the time we promise it We
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don't j countenance slip-shod methods.
rlre you
nervous?
irritable?
unable to concentrate?
o you
lie awake at nierht?
have "spells',' or fits?
start at sudden noises?
YOU NEED j
Dr. Mfles'i Nervine
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
Work to Th
been performin., W. ,
tctified by man, W,T;rr.."",D lne actlon
catarrh nn n.t. 1 ----- ivr
-- i..u.iuiug just tba
catarrhal roi,nni.
" v"c' "e u worthy of your trial
THE
PE-niMJA
CCLU9S, CHIO
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TABLETS O,
U0,CI1
1 Always"
Use
? I D. R. CUTLER,
1 t "THE BICYCLE MAN." 'S
' Overcome Obstacles.
"Don't let obstacles, or harflshipa
"Worry you a goodly share of difficul
ties and .hardships have the same ef
rect upon the right kind of young mat.
as blows hare upon) a plece. of steel
that is being tempered. Setbacks
. train yoy to fight better. The 'Black
Friday' panic of 1873 bankrupted me
. Just, after I had made my first start
in business, when twenty-eight, and
I well recall an older manthen say
ins .to rate.' by way! of consolation:
Happy e.tiS lucky is the man who falla
vvhen h is young.' "Robert Doilai is j
the Americas Magasina. -
Sailors Hard to Get.
Newport News, Va-WilUam-J. Ber
ry. representative of the Seaman a
union here, declares; that it has be
come an almost impossible task to.
secure a crew for foreign ships, while
-he Is triable to accmmoda.te those
who wish to skip on Anrorican
Fains
Were
Terrific
Read how Mrs. Albert
Gregory, of R. F. D. No.
l,B?uford, 111.; got rid of
her ills. ''During ... I
was awfully weak . . .
Q My pains were terrific. I
beanng-down pains wcflS" Q
rj aciuany so severe l couia
notsiana we pressure ox
my hands on I the, ipwcr
Fart of my sTdmach T7 .
simply felt as if life was
for but a short time. My
nusoana was worried . . .
One evening, while read"?
ing the Birthday Ahna-
f .
b cna'
d Rl
DQ nac, he came; across &
LJ utsc Minuar mine, anu
DO went straight ! for some
The Woman's Tonic
hO I took it faithfully and O O
- uic rcsmis were liaHieui-
Q ate ' adds Mrsi rirefrorv. MU
pfjp "I continued to get bet
El ter, all my "$ left me,
and I went thrpKgh . . .
rftt with no further trouble.
13 My baby was fat and
uZp strong; and myself -thank
mJPp' God am once more hale
tj and hearty, can walk
miles, do my wcrk,
O though 44 years old, feel
D like a new person. AH I
many years Cardui has
been found helpful in
building tip the system
when ron.f'own by dis
orders peculfarto women.
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SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin.
-Unless you see name "Bayer" on tbets, you are nof
getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physi
cians over 22 years and proyed sdfe by million for
Colds
Toothache
Earache !
Headache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Accent nnlv lt
Handy nf&
Aspiri,3 Skff .iSS!i;ao
Tnrnwi . Lauan on : JOKerfc .
We do riot think of M. Clemenceal
as the sorf of man on whom practical
iokes would be played, yet he was the
rictim of an elaborate jest some
while ago in pre-war times, needles
to . say and he accepted the position
with commendable grace. !
A numbf r of Parisians received bo
gus invitations to dine at the pre
mier's house. Some were total
strangers, I and their grateful accept
ance mystified M. Clemencoau untl
he realized the hoax, - : ; -
He did not put Ihem off. He or
dered the dinner, and gave his guesti
"a nleasanir' evening. Not until th
evening was drawing to a close did h
Inform thekn that their Invitations had
been sent
out by some on of whose
Identity
he had not the remotest
knowledge;
More Americans In China, j
" Foreign firms and the foreign popu
lation of China are increasing percex
tlbly. The American population In
creased in 1917 by 10 per cent over th
previous year, and American finn
from; 187 to 216; Japanese" advanced
from 104,275 persons to 144,492 and.
the number of Japanese firms In
creased during the year by 0G0; the
Russian population decreased by 8 J
325. but firms increased by 1,492; th
British populatlpn decreased, but. Brit
ish firms Increased by 11. There wa
a total Increase over JG16 of 34,872 Id
the foreign population of China lat
tar :and lof 2.331 firms.
Soldier's Appreciation.
Recently a woman well known in
America, who has devoted all her
time to rollef work "since the war be
gan, was Visiting a hospital. The com
luanding officer had sent a 'military
car for her. She entered the car jusi
as an ambulance filled with wounded
passed by. As she noticed the thin,
pale faces, tears came into her eyes.
The ; soldier-chauffeur asked - if she
was iil. I
"No." she said, "these are tears oi
gratltix
Iad
"if 1 tl
andprlde." ;
nme." renilea tne ooy. esimpiy.
thought that my being a soldier
was Jworthy of but one of your tears,
I should feel that I hal not lived tr
.f?!ri." Hod Cross Masxizina
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666 quickly relieves Colds, Con
tipation, Billiousness and Head
aches. Aine Tonic. . !
Piles! Ci
Cured in 6 to 14 Days
V.'-ur UtucricKst win iefund mouev if
OINTJIENIl fsils to cure any case of .Ttrrtiir-s.
'4::id, BJeeciIi-gor Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days.
The tu si application gives 2Zc.sc and Rest i 5jc
EASY TO DflfiKEfJ
GRAY HAIR
You caii Brin Back Color and
x-usrre witn csage l ea
and Sulphur.
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea
and Sulphur, no one can
tell, becaiisr it's done so naturallv. sn
evenly. I Preparing this mixture,
though, at home is mussy and trouble
some. At little cost you can buy at
any drug jstoro the ready-to-use prep
aration, improved by the addition of
other ingredients called "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur. Compound." You Just
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
11 ana araw tnis through your hair,
( taking cite small strand at a time.
By morning all gray hair disappears.
i"ci appiicauon or two,
your haii? becomes beautlfuiiv arir.
ened, glossy and-taxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis-
grace, is a sign of old age, and as we
nil Hselr a rm V. , .a .
v- - vukiixut aiiu attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. This ready
totuse preparation is a delightful toi
let requisite and not a -medicine. It
is not intended for the cure, mitiga
tion -or prevention of disease.
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Rheumatism
Neuritis"
Pain, Pain
ProPer directions.
bottles! of 24 and 100-Druists.
w fiionoaoetlcacidester o SallcTlicacid
YOUR
HIST0 Rl C O LD SUN TAVEP.f
One of Boston's Landmarks, Built Ir
1690, for Many Years Used at
a Fish Market.
One of the early taverns of Bostoi
was the un tavern wjhlch stood but t
few feet from the Water's edge anc.
-was built about 1690. j For some, yean
it was keDt by a 'Huguenot from Ro
Uplift nnmed Cocneaki. He made
'.If !
one of the mod f popular p taverns and
it was particularly popular with th
younc men-of Boston land surrounding
country, partly for the reason tha
mine host Cogneau had several ver;
attractive -and lively jdaughters wh
added a great deal to the charms o
the hostelry. Their (father had' thi
prNtlige of seeing two of them mar
lied in the tavern, one of them becoro
Ing the wife of ; Col. jVVWliam Paif rej
the famous Revolutionary patriot. H
became the grandfather of the notec
writer, John Q. Palfrey.
Another ushter of this genial bos4
of the Sun tavern matried a successfu
printer named Flet. During the seg
of Boston the British jseiaed the hous
and they changed its name to th
King's Arms. But when the Red Coati
had been chased out of , Boston the slgi
of the - King's Arms I quickly dlsap
peared and theold jsign of the Sui
Tavern took Its place! and the taven
rnok on its olden time Dopularlty. T
ias for many years been used as a flsl
market. ''
8ulu Womn jWarrlors.
In the Philippines American soldier.
on several occasions
came In contac
with Sulu women wajrrlors. In one a
tho, last battles od
the islands tb
Ftl us fortified themselves in the boW
of an extinct volcano. It was f ushet
nnd -captured by American soldier
who discovered to their dismay, afte
the battle, that a number of their an
tegonists had been women. Their fig
ores were as slim as those of the men
both sexes wore theirj hair long, wit)
handkerchiefs ovr ffheir heads, an
the women wore trousers similar t
those worn in Turkey. ; Thus they weri
practically indlstingulf hable from th
men. The bravery iof these womei
warricfrs appears all fche more remark'
able when it is recalled that according
to tne Moc&mmeuuu aaiuu & iuu.ii wu
ts slain while fightlpg Christians k
translated at once to heaven, but ai'
he women, are not supposed to hav
eouls their sacrifice of life is wlthou
Hope of reward la a liereafter.
ures malaria, Unills and Fever
Denue or
Bilious
Fever.
It
Kins tne
germs.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy jay purifying and en
riching the blood. You canpoon feel its Suenr l
-iing, invigorating Enct ? rtice GO.".
666
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EXPECTANTi'lOTI-IER.
Prep
ID
Oc,X?E al th0sands of women never'Tealiy
manv OTW'W thouglit with
. - jv, ouuuiu
Let Mrs. Mattie Panll kfn: .
tell you. She i. onerof if: "fc
has demonstrated this fact:
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'Ms am a young mother of one
baby, I am writing for, free booklet
to expectant mothor ' I r .., r
two bottles of Mother's Ffenci be
fore I waa confined and hH r
and easy time through' labor. I can
Mviximenu Mother's Friend to all
expectant mothers. Iwill never go .
tnrough pregnancy without it."
You, too, can havejthis booklet
for expectant mothers
by sending
coupon below.
IhhU !ipIain ils rJaS" Substitutes
iney act only prt the j km and may cause harm without doing good.
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Used by Expectant Mothers
for Three Generations
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CORNS
Lift Off with 'Finders
4
1
Don't hurt a bit! Drop r.
"Freezorie' on an aching cor;., i
ly the corn stops hurting, tlu r:
j
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you lift it right off with finirer 7; ,;
Your druggist selle a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a few cent.-, s-u rt
to remove every hard corn, - f- n
or corn between the toes, an- tr.,. c i'.
luses, without soreness or iri-:c--. t ri.
Use Grandma's Sage Tea
Sulphur Recipe and Nobc
will Know.
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The us of Sage and Sulnhur f - r.
Btoringr faded, gray hair to its r.r :ril
color dates back to grandmo'.:-. - ,i
time. She used it to keep li r : r
beautifully dark, glossy and u
tive. Whenever her hair took or. ti.ut
dull, faded or streaked appeara-.
this simple mixture was appllei v.r'
wonderful effect.
But brewing at home Is mii.v ar:-!
out-of-date. Nowadays, by ask::.- it
any drug store for a bottle of "V,"y , . 3
Bage and Sulphur Compound," ri
Will get this famous old prepira'.i 1,
improved by the addition of other In
gredients, which can be depends! up
on to restore natural color and tc?uty
to the hair.
A well-known downtown dr-: l
Bays it darkens the hair so natural:-
and evenly that nobody can tell !: :uj
eponge or soft brush with it and
tnis tnrough your hair, takin-r cm
strand at a time. By morniny t.-. 3
gray hair disappears, and after
other application or two, it tccon. j
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur ex
pound is a delightful toilet rerju :!
for those who desire a more v.nnh: ' .I
appearance. It is not intended for
the cure,, mitigation or prevention cf
disease.
aiways be the
case.
But how?
It goes into the features of maternity
and gives, in a plain, interesting manner,
information about what the mother
needs in clothing before baby is born;
what clothing will be necessary for th ;
baby; an interesting table as to th?
probable date of delivery; simple but
necessary and helpful rules of hygiene to
follow, and much other worth-while infor
mation.' This little booklet also U'.h
aJft. Mother's Friend and the wonderful
good it is doing for expectant mothers.
Don't let false modesty keep you from
performing this duty to yourself your
family and your baby.
l '
Send for your copy NOW.
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I Dept. 20, Atlanta, Ga.
! Kilff 8drne without cost a copy of your
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