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Word Picture of Jerusalem.
Th»‘ h«\st word-ploture of flu> aiiciciit
of Jorusiiloin is rit'rrt* T.oti's. 1I<“
^HMit tliillu'r on a t'rotn
Kpypt iicfoss tht* (It'sort, iiloni: ili<'
siiiiu* liiii' \\ liich has ticcn fii 1>\
tho l-'iii:Iixii I'orri's. ‘•’I'hc sun
PhIo. oinili.iuvly yellow. M "-UI1 "1
itonii, .Miiiiil thr*>alfuini^
'\rilos. '‘iifyond, :i
Ually r»’\ uii stonv
fu! nioiliitaitis ; tlifMiii:!!
la^hini,' rain it n..t .
KHisll It 1,1.;
Tii/ahlr rioni all otln i' ;■
foniildaM.' walls ami i!-
oovt'i'i'd roofs (if sti'iit
Kl""iny iiiul hi^h. iii.l..-,
l*:i11IciiK'iiis. midi'r a <!. ;
Mr. W. H. Edgar, 49 Cooper St, At
lanta, Georgia, writes:
"I suffered for fifteen years -wltli
rheumatic symptoms. Feruna cured
me and I think It is the best all
around medicine ever made. I hope
you will publish this letter for the
benefit of others who suffer.”
Those who object to liquid medi
cines can procure Peruna Tablets.
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Kiissia iirrsciits a ii':.: ^ ' ’
frlcnl iniic'tiiiu's and su; ; '
turhliK's ;m«l cimi]n'l'ss.np a.
tllators. liaiilini: nm- ! '
fotiiiilry iilatUs. !a l li' ; ' < ■'
She Li'.os It.
■■ \r«' you fond ol > !n',
('-iifclally tliat
Hro hoarini: so niui'h ali
L11 ngs Ar^
Weakened H\
Hard C o 1 d s
CASCARAKpU!NINE
The old fami'.y rfmrdy—in tibirt
form -iafe, sure, easy to take. No
opiatfi no unp!rasant oftrr rffprta.
Cure* colds in 24 hours Cinp in 3
days. Moncybackif Get the
genuine bo* with
Red Top and K!r
picture pu it
ft! Wa 24 Tablets for 25c
At Any Druf Stor»
Save the Calves!
Stamp ABORTION Out ol Your
Hrrd and Keep It Out S
•Vpply tr»‘atuiei't Sn'..i'
Writ •• fi >i-f ri-s- Ikm.,,:.'
t'Ti Abortioii, •• u 1't i> 11.■ii;';
-»trA6B5 \ II ^ XV »■ rmiiul'i T vf
iii h*T<.l,
Or. >..oerts Vet. Ca . ICS Grard Avente. Waukesha.
A GREAT DISCOVERY
(,Hy J. Ii. ^Vals>-n, L'.j
Need of Haste. I
A man nho.se (Inth'.s ket'p him up o’ ;
nights, rnliMod a downtown rostanraut
lit a latt' hour one ovtMiinK, rt'lati's an
oxclian:;.'. ilo glanct'd at tlu> clock,
tluMi :ii III.- rjilrndar, tlu'n at llu- nu'iui.
fioiii wliii h he ordrr»Ml n fru>:al r«'par<t.
'rh' ii tic wailed, nrrvously.
.\l llio end of ton ndnulos, li<> sue
coed, d in cati hiiiu' his waiter’s *\vc.
“l.ook li« ro, li.iw loni: am 1 {.'"in;;
fit Ii;i\f lo wjiil for tli.af ;:ni'> I or
dcl'<d?" lie ill'lllirod,
■'t'li, I i;ui vv Ii Won't he Ii.iil; now,"
yawn-'d the waiter. “In a hurry?"
“Iti a hurry V Say. I oi <h'r.'d a meal
\\i!!iou: mi';it h»M-;ius(' It Is meatless
d- > Aii ! i! I li;i\e to wait five mtn-
l..’iu. r, it will he a w'leatless d;iy,
!ii.d 1 w • 'U't I a IliMm !"
WATCH YOUR SKIN IMPROVE
When You Use Cuticura—The Soap to
Purify and Ointment to Heal.
On rlsiii;: and retiring gently smear
tli ' f;.ee with Cutieiira (Mi.lmtmt. Wash
1 'r »>!iitment in live miinit« s with Cuti-
ciira Soap and hot water, (’ontinuo
this tre:itment for ten days and note
the elijinge in your skin. No bettor
ii det i'rei>arat|ons exist.
1 tee samjile ejieli hy mail with Hook.
,\ l ilt ss postcard, ('ti'.lctirii, I>('pt. L,
I’osron. Sold evervw here.—Adv.
Interesting Distinction.
‘■'•lie w;iy to tiiid out who likes you
wti-' iloesn':." remarked Miss (’ay-
I ui;;‘, “■> to learn to p!ay the \ iolin.”
“What has that to do wiili friend
shiji?"
• The people who like .\ ou will call
>• I vlollhlst. 'I'liost wlio don't will
ea I voii a flddh'r.”
It. I’ierce’s I’leasnnt I’elhds are the
oriirinal little li\er ]ii!Is jmt up -10 yenr.s
ago. 'i'lu'V regulate liver uuil bowels- Ad,
S"!ll< iill.es il is hard to >ee llle sil-
\er side I'f a eioUil. hut It is there. I’ut
on lii lit L:las-es.
W : i i; M s I". ■ Pli;.*! n;'i> p'.m
^ !. - il ii;-lii' 111” f. r rt^.i-
'•■■■li >1. liv.r ,i;nl l -^w. It. G. t ;i
-\ man of h'l;.
< wife gets a t’(’
!iia\ 1-e iea.lous if
SwollcTi hnndr, ankles, fe^t are due to
a iln>ps;r.il loiidliion. oi't< a liy
di«ofiK-i t-i! kidrv.vs. Natin all.v when the
ka’.iu\.-i are doranired the IiIoimI is till.ii
Wit!, p ’iseii'ius vvasio mattoi, wl.loh s< t-
tl's 1,1 the f'Ct. ;iTikle.s and wii^is, or i;a-
dcr the ey^ s i.i I'-iw-like f<.'rni,i ti"!!.'’.
As a ri-n.ed.v for ca.-^il.v reci t;nizod
symptoniii of lii.’l.irtiiiialion i.aus:ed by uric
acid-as s' uii’h;;; u:ii;o, lia kach.' and fro-
q'.ient urir.;'tiea, n.s wt-ll as .sc iiiaont in
tlie urine, or il uric acid in the blood has
caus<^d rl'.iinnatlsni, l’iinbn;;o, s iati.;i,
pout, it Is simply v. ■’nd* rfi;l la'vs- <v.’h'l\!y
An-ti-rlo acts; the p.ali.s a::d stiffness
r.tpidly dis.-tppear. f-r .Xiy.ri'', (dout.’.e
strcniTth). is tiiany times m.-re pe'';;t
tlian litliia and often ehtnln.'.:• s i:r-i- a'i 1
as hC't writer melts susar. .Ml dniKf-'i-^ts.
I'r I’ierce's I’leasant Pellets fc.r tlie
liv. r and bowels have been fivorahly
kr.own f'lr nearly 5'i ye.irs.
An\iri<' Is a rf'ert -ii n'iri'’ discov rv
by I'r. I’!-rce, ('hief o:' at the !■
valids" Hotel and S'n^-'ical Inst,, in I-i,.'
f.iln. N V. Send li'i- there f'T a tr; :1
pkg. of .\nuric. Large package 60c.
A Nnrtli Carolina Woman Speaks
Whitakers, N. ('.-- "I suiieml from
backache. I'requeiit.
scant urine, riieu
maiic jiaiiis and a
W(iri.-oUl feeiing.
also had sjiells wiili
'•i'.y hi-ari and sw>'li-
ing of feet and an
'kies. I learneil of
(IMerce's Anuri<-
iisi'd a sample
//j f i package and then
ordered a full-si/.t*
package. This relieved me and I
iraineil considerably; it also relieved
me of le ;:iiaelie from w hieh I sulTeretl
very iiuie!i. Anurie is tin for the kid-
ne.vs.“—.MKS. SARAH A. SllKARIN.
If .von \\ ish to >eiid a samjde of yotir
water to 1 *r. l’ier<‘e‘s Invalids’ Hotel,
P.iilTalo, N. V.. and describe your symp
toms, same will be examined without
any exjiense to you, and L>r. I'ierce or
his staff of Assisting I'liysiciaus will
Inform you truthfully.—Adv.
Habitual Constipation Relieved
If j-ou wake in the morning with a had taste in the mouth, coated tongue,
perhaps headache, your liver is torpid. A torpid liver cieranpes the whole
system, produces sick headache, dyspepsia, costivrness and piles. There ia no
better remedy for these dis .rde’rs than DK. TI.;TrS LIVER PILLS. Try
them just once and be eternally convmced. For sale by all druygists.
II
Ask for and Gd.
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and Cold Remedy
STOPS THE WORST
COLD IN 24 HOURS
Beat for Colds, Coughs, Croup,
Soro Throat, Whooping Cough.
25c and 60c at all Druggists
CHENEY
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Sold for 47 years. For Malaria.Chills
and Fevor. Also a Fine Gonoral
Streudtheninii TooiC.
PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
A toUet prepnratlon of merit.
Helps to eradicate dandruff.
ForReatoriac Color and
Beauty to Gray or Faded Hair.
aOe. apd <i.ooat Urugglsta.
INIIMIONAL
SMrSQIOOL
Lesson
<By E. O. SELLERS, Acting' Director of
the Sunday School ('oiirse of the Moody
llible Institute, Chica^^o.)
(Copyriptit, 19t7. WfstiTn N< wsp.ipor I’nion.)
LESSON FOR DECEMBER 16
BOSCHEE’S GERMAN SYRUP
Why use ordinary cough roino<liea,
when lioschee’s German Syrup has
been used so successfully for fifty-one
years In nil parts of the United
States for coughs, bronchitis, colds
settled In the throat, especially lung
troubles. It gives the patient n good
night’s rest, free front coughing, with
easy expectoration in the morning,
gives nature a chance to .soothe the
Inflamed parts, throw off the disease,
helping the patient to r«‘galn his
health. Sold In all eivili/.('(l countries.
80 and 90 cent bottles.—Adv.
NEHEiVIIAH ENFORCES THE LAW
OF THE SABBATH.
Strategy.
"*.i;hei'ly keeps ;■ bundle of hi'-
wlie v love I.'tt<'rs lied III) wi:h a pink
rilil'on."
".\iid l:e'- Keen iiiaiTled for years! A
-■eu':II,' IIII i-n'l he?"
‘•\oi pa ! 1 il nlai'!y. hut he's crafty. I'>y
fli-uiliL,' llial hlind.'e of lettel's out of
!ii> ti uii!< at the ps.\ ■■ho!oL:'jea! moment
he lias vtopped maii.\' a tirade."
A Saving.
“1*0 \oii timl it i'eonomi('al toliv«*so
far out ii; tlie eountry?" a-ked one
w I tuian.
“Ve-," replied the other. ".My hus
band has to make su< h a rush to eatch
th.- I'ai' he ne\i r has time to t>at much
breaklast."
When the Man Is Wise.
Wise is the man who kiatws himself
thoroughly and <loesu't try to lind out
things about his neighixu's.
W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 50-1917.
Some peojile say they do as the.v
please, but do they?
When your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
No Smarting —.Inst K.ye Comfort. 60 cents a%
Oroggista or mall. Write for Free Byo Book.
KUBIMB BVIE RBUBDY CO.. CUli;AtiO
T.KSf^ON TKXT—Nehei>iiah 13;ir> 22.
OOU'KN’ Tt'IXT Kein<'nil>er the Sali-
bath Day to keep It holy.—Kxod. 20:8.
NelH'mlah remaliK'd In .Terusah*m
twt'Ive y«>ars, from H. -Ill to 15. ('.
He was then ri'ealled an<l was
in Persia some .vt'ai’s, i>erhaps tive «u‘
sev(Mi. but returned about I’. -rjri,
the .\ear Artavrves died, for w«- know
that he returned b.v permission of that
king. 'I’hei'efore, the date of this les
son would b(' sometime in the summer
or earl.v autnmn of oi- 4‘J7 1*. C..
1C) I r IS years following last Sunda.\’s
lesson.
In the st'efion. v\'. 1 1, tve see (hat
the Lrifts for the house of (’.od and
the l.evites. who h d in worship, had
been IieL'leeted. Win never the house
of (lod and its service of worship is
:;e' leeti'fl. we ma> e\]>eet th.Mt the Sab
bath d.-i.v atui tlie wor^'hip of (!od will
also soon fall into eo'iiempl. Iv/ra lias
ilropped out of our histoiv without a
him as to his end.
I. “Remember*’ (v. 14) vhe ^ieglect
of God’s t-'ouse. (v\. 1-11). 'I'he nei:-
leet of (lofVs house grew UJi otlt of the
Inctiision of heathenism into .lewish
life N'ehemiah realized that the pur
ity of the race de)'ended upon absolute
separation from llie mixed mulfitnde.
(v. ;?). Nehi-miah aNo confront*-d the
(litliculiy of having a i>riest .(vv. 1. r>).
w lio had (hd’iled himself and also dese
crated the temple, and tin.ally the jior-
tion for the support of tlie yirb'st and
the templt' worship liad beep withheld.
(V. 10).
II. “Remember” (v. 12) the Sab
bath Day. (vv, 1."i‘J‘_’). Nehemiah’s
next and most ditricnlt reform was re-
trarding the fourth commandment. He
at on<‘(' set jibont to b'arn the faets;
th(‘T\ relates \\h,‘it he saw (v. l.'O. The
rt'cord also ts'lls how he testified
ag.'iinsf them in that they were s< llinLr
merchandise on the Sabbatli day. He
Contended with the nol.Ies that the.v
had doTK' e\il o:i tlie S:il>l>:!th (hiy. (v.
17). He testit’ed a::'aln^t them that
'he merchants and sellers of 'vare h.id
lodgt d about and v.itliin .ferusaleia.
(vv. l’i», LM). 'I'he root of I'le trou!,|e
with .lu<lah was tii: f they forL'ot <;od's
Word !ind f<i'Iowed the de'. ji'i s and de-
sir>'s of their <'\\', heart'-'. 1 iii‘ .lewish
Sabbath in its oni'-.vard f" "u on th''
exact d“\' of til-' \veek is Hot luildilig
tipon tlenf i'e (':iri' ’ ia ns f ('ol. L’: 1 'i, 17).
It was L;i\en t i l-:'ael as a t>eople,
(l»''Ut. r>;1. 2). f)s a memorial "f their
diflveranee out of the land of I'L'ypt
and the hou^.- of b-indai-'e, ( I >el!t . : I
The <'hri--1 i: II. by 'he d'H'li of <'liri'-t.
is I'ladi' dead to the i. Tl-’r of the 1-iW
of M"'-.-,, (1 7:1). h'H th-- prin
ciple of the Salibatli is older than even
the law of M ises !ind is as bin'ling
iipon the ('h^i^tian believer as are tie*
many other luinciples which underlie
th-‘ Mosaic law. In Its exact form, the
seventli da.v. the obs,-r\:in<‘e of the
Sabb.ath beh'ti'wrs to the old order and
not to the <'hristi;iii order, ('hrist.who
rost* from the (h-ad (Rom. 7:1). rose
o:i the first d.ay of the week, and we.
as ioined to ('hrist. are not under ob
ligations to the Mos;\ic lav., but to
Christ. Theref<'re. the T.ord.'s dav, the
restirrecfion day. the first day of the
week. (Rev. 1:10; .T .bn 21:‘J0; l:l‘.t
‘JC; Acts 27), Is the day of lu ivileL'e.
not of obligation and is tnore sacri'd
tn us tlmn the Sabbatli da.v of these
Jews. The .It'ws in Neln’tiiiah's time
showed their contempt of the Lord’s
day by making it a d.-i.v of protit. hence
tliis exhortatiot; which we see set forth
In this section. 'I'his sliouhl be a w.arn-
ing itnfj an exhortation to us in these
days of a secularized Sabhath.
III. “Remember” (v. 29) the Holy
Priesth®od. (\\. L’.‘>-'’>I). In this s,.(-tii>n
we see that t*'.(‘ iiriesthooil ha-l e\> n
'el11e<l (hi-msejves witli women, and
aL'ain tiiis Xehen:iah entered np.-n a
(•h'ansiri:' Jiroe. -s, (v\‘. .■v!>;’,l'l. 'I'li" use
of this w ird “r' tiiember" In ver-e,- 1 }.
22 and 2.> gives strong emjihasis to the
three «'arditial sins against which Ne-
• lemiah was battling.
IV. Summary: .\s in Nelaiiiiah's
time, so no .. Sabbath desecration is
th.e sure>t road to national ruin, and a
large jiroporlion <d' our present calam
ity can be traced t.> growing irrever-
eiiee for the Loril's (lay. Jesus swejit
awa.v the cobwebs of Sabbath irri'ver-
eiice. but (lid t;oi tear down the hotiSi'.
lie k'ept tlie ]irincip'e, lutt removi tl the
barmu'les wilh which the I’harisees
: afid Jews laid ('iKMinibered it. .h-su-;
tiUight that the Sabbatli was made t’i.r
' man and not man for the Sabbath,
j (Mark 2:27. 2*<), an 1 he set himself as'
{ an e.-:siniple in this regard, for hi* is
! Lord of that day as well as the otlur
' days of the week.
j Tlie Sabl!:ith is a diiy of rest and if
observed. workin»‘!i without excejition
will produce more than is j o.ssibh* if it
is not «»bst‘rved.
The chief value of the Sabbath, how
ever, is in connection with tin* wor
ship of Ood. The feeding of the spir
itual nature; the rest which is to be
dtiT^rpntiated from ir.ere holiday or
pleasure; its need f."ir adult tind child
■ife; its educational value; its oppor-
tit.ity for Chi-Isliiin servjee and exal-
•ation of laciily re'atious. all sliow it
'> have been cr»*!!ied. i»» fill a real need
• nd to maiiifest .he \xisd.i.i; and good-
• •e.ss of God
Hezeklah’s Progress.
Speaking at a dlnnt'r, Seiijitiu- Por
ter J. Mef'umber of North Dakota re
ferred to the progress of tin* farmer,
and smilingly recalled this little story:
Uneb- .fokfi was on his way to town
on<“ al'teninon. and chancing lo see his
friend .\b-ier working in an ad.ia<‘ent
field, he pHtised for a simill chat over
tile barbed wire leliee, 1 iiiidelil a 11.\
ln<pilry was ma<le after ,\biier's eldest
son, Hej,t klah.
“1 lezi.lviah is ill the eit.\ ie>\'. ail
swei't il .Miner, with ^oiiu- ^bow of
pride, “r.eeti I here most a .\ t ar,"
‘■\'e"', I know (hat," returned rneli
.losh. “What 1 was otideri ii' a
whi»‘h '•idi' he was on."
“Whi< li ^ide he was on." M'leried \'-
tier, with a iiii/''!id <Npre--ioo, "!
don't hist (piite <:it
“What i ni'’:’!!. .\bi,<\|ilain‘''
riieje .lo-^h, "i> lleV.Ki;ili bu\ill' U'-hi
briciv'- yet. or lia'- he s'arted li. to si |l
Vm ? "
Si.'ife of Oliio, City of Tol>?d>, I.iicaa
I'l'ar.tv-
i'r ml. .1. Cli'-'iu-v nia’Kes onth th ti he is
Fea'or t rvi-tner of th-- firni of I'. .1. !'h<-i!cv
iSr <’<>.. doin^ biishii SH in tl'-'’ <’ify of 'I'-t-
Icd.i, i'(n;niy and Siatc nfnr- ■•lid. and iliat
said ilri;i will p;tv t!;c sum i-f ')N1'. 1(1'\'-
I)]{ K1) 1 ( ij ,r>.-\ KS for any (as-- "f < '.(t.-rfrh
that c.-iaien be eured bv t','- I'se of
HALL'S CATAHKII MI:I df’l .V I'.
FRA XI-: J. <'ili :XKY
Pvrorn to before me atid s- bs riln-d In
niv pre.-;(-ace. ihl.^ ''Ci j;iy of Pi-'-'-inber.
A.' I». I'-SH.
(Pe.'ill .\. W I 'r . on. Notnrv r'ntilir-
rAT'i:i:,i ,Mi;i >b'i ;-:i’ ip t^k-
en iTtt'-rna'iy anit ;n'ts tbri.'icrh tbc 'R’"(k1
on the Mticous Surfaces of the Systom.
I'niL;ai>ts. T.'e, T' ■ : inioi;; i::- fi'ce.
I'. J, !'hcaoy ^’o.. Toi-'uo. OliiO.
At the Hairdresser’s.
‘Is this the I'.iaid- barb'T ■'linpV'
ev, nia'iiiii."
"1 wan! .\oll to cut II .\ I'tt'e i>o_\'s
hjir."
“iiia'aill. .11:- ! h ' iia t him in
ilps chair, tna'api."
".\'•’^v. 1 don't ''.."II’ oil to use tie
elippel's on liilil, ol' tiiose lalUe .-ei.^sors
or sillLTe it C'ff, eithei."
"Well, ma'.-im, e\e,’-e me, but s|i;|ll
I b;te !t oirv"
Benefits From Sleep. |
Sleep Is a gresit pres<*rver of youth.
l']iglit hours at night and a short nap
during th«‘ day will do much to keep
till* face free from wrinkles. Always
sleep with th<‘ h<*droom window open
ti few Inches at the toi», both in stim
iner and In winter, says a physician.
A daily morning bath, tepid In wint»'r
and c<*ld in summer, with a brisk rub
to follow', will keep the skin fresh and ;
clear. Two hours must be |»assed in i
the open air, walking, riding or play- |
■ng games. All tight clothing, and ■
('specially tight lacing, must Ix* avoid |
(*d. as compression disturbs the cir
culation tind ts often the <‘ause of eii
larged veins and red noses. .\ cele
lirated woman, who wtis famous even
In her old ag»* for h**r beautiful, cl«*ar
I etimplexion and freedom from wrin
kies, was once persuaded to tidl tic
! seci'et of h<*r youthful looks. '^I'Ih* an- j
! swer was simple. Abstinence had j
'been tb(* rule <d' her life. No tea. eof- 1
f»*e or stimulant <d' any kiml. 'I'o keeji j
well drink h-moiiade or wali-r. eat ap- |
pies, .urapes and Tils re^ularl.s, Take^
the raw ,iui<'e of a lemon exery da.\.
Ne\er fail to walk ri-gulaii.\. I’.aihe
frerpicnlly.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard CiROVlC S
T.XSir.LMSS chill TONIC. You know
wl'. it vou iire taking, as the formula is
piinte„l on everv label, showing it is
yuini le and Iron in a tasteless form. The
QinnMio drives out malaria, the iron
build; up the system. 6o cents.
When He Is W;se Enough.
A mail d'H- n'i know e\.-i > i bin;:,
but he l\tii'\\s to ohiain infonn.a
tinr, about llie lhi:lL's i I 'Iieei’v-a I'.\ for
hill, lo know.
Why That Lame Back 7
Morning lamene.ss, sharp twinges
when bending, or an all-day back
ache; each is cause enough to sus
pect kidney trouble. (Jet after the
cause. Help the kidneys. We
Aniericans go it too hard. We
overdo, overeat and neglect our
sleep and exercise and so we are
fast becoming a nation of kidney
sufferers. 72% more deaths than
in 18iK) Is the 1910 c<*nsus story.
Use I Joan’s Kidney I’ills. Thou
sands recommend them.
A South Carolina Case
tvirf tU-
turt T'tUt a
Smy- ’*
John M. Wilson, K,
F. D. No. 1, Traveler’s
lle.st. S. (’., says;
“Hardships weakened
niy kidneys and I had
awful palius In my
hack. 1 Kteadiiy g<it
worse and was terri
bly annoyed by soald-
iiiK and too frequent
passajies of the kid
ney secretions. Rlieu-
matle pains in my hips
kept me awake and
my a.nkles and feet
swelled. I bad awful dizzy speiis, loo.
r)oan’s Kidney Pills restored me to
Kood hefilili.”
Get Uoan’a at Any Store, 60c a Box
DOAN’S ■VfJifs’
FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFF.\LO, N. Y.
m
,\laii.\ It 1 e.M a t ions bbe, iiji \'. hi-n a
jr.liiieal eanipaiuti ;s in full l.-hi'-t.
f'ot<ls f'lMis" Ile;id;iche and (Irip
b.^.VAl'IVK HUC'-a) I.II I.NI.M5 rt-tii< .vf, t lo n i:^.v
I . s **!iIy t>n»»' Ur« 1 j!i<> * K W. (iHu V WS
is i»ij o.
Give some people their jiii k and they
will pick flaws every time.
Pains
Vv’1;y siifTer fro:n
C' rfti-
T ' -'::x -lains when
fin af.r'li' ati' n < : : .-.g-r’a Llnirr.snt
v,;ll t;-.ve id.cf?
Tl.i'^l itarr^rnt is^'-.od t-.o, forr-ic-i-
rr.al.'-.m, S' iali ,-i, li<}a I..- p'i;n in
chcalorsidt-.spraii;cutsand Lrui'-es.
35c TER BOTTLE AT ALL DL.M.fT.S
Kii-ti b'tt !e riiiK.- Ins f'.re laun lUo
nsaal f.oc b.jiiioof
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Net Contents 15 Fluid Drachm
iuiiBll:
CAUSES Ste'OliS CAGKAGHE
l !
Wlion vour
der ,.^.1
’ ■ I \ (,i;r ’ • ■ ■ 1
bottle cf i):. K'l:-:!
-. aii'i _'.0!ir M.'.'!
Ml be -I 'll lod,
: 11; I a
S.-, i:;,!. K-...- it
is a t ' > . - I'll- -I !l'' I"!' I'T :-;.l K/al;-
of the '.airu . .'a 1 i ,■! !er.
It h.i - -.T , ! ;;;e 'e-! ot Ve il ' M .] i;:;'
a rc]ni!,na>n v ..aa '-lx aa l ei’'-*-tively
giviriL' ri.-u;*' mi t ia'ii-ii. of ea-',-;.
Till- prcjiaia'i.in -.> ver;, e!T.-‘\(‘. has
been placed '-r. .■-.ile eia-i \ v. lie*-'. (Jet a
bottli’. inediiiin < r lai>:e M.'e, at j'.ar iii-ar-
cj-t dni,f^i>.t.
1 lo'>\ e\'er, ;f \''U -.xi'ti iir~‘ to '.*st this*
prcparat'on -ciai ten < ii’,-- to lyr. Kilmer
& l’.;i!;jli:in.’,.'ii. N. \ fo'.- A sanii'le
bottle. W hen w: -i';,' be Fi;re and men
tion thiS papfT. .\'lv.
No Time Wasted.
We i-\«n saw I'lif 1,-ii!,'. earr> lor
i<niiting io the iiio\;• She U'U in I wo
or three '-tiiciii.v w h, n iln- lii:his were
fiashe<l on.- l.oin-,\ilb-''<>urier .lournal.
Optimistic Thought.
Reality and shai.i ii! no nine mi\
than oil at.d w ater.
A p.;*; r-f 1 -Mia i'\*- IV!-
J-t (...1 u :pi,.. rni- ’ ’.i
11..I.i iMm;.: 1«of til-- iinii i:i
:• ri:.tl .\dv
I'\eti if the v> orm doer: turn w ha;
does it benefit him ?
ALCOIIOL-3 TER CENT, j
AVoi,^ctnb!ePrcpnrationfor:\s
CVil ' similnlinrttlicIuadbyKc<5i!l3^
ubj ; tini^ihcSlv^machsaodjiowtstf
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j Therein PfomoUn^Di^esUon
I Chortfult\cssandResl.Contams
neither Opium. Morphine nor
I, Mineral. Not^hcotic,
Pumpkin '
AlxSmita
JtocheUf SiUs
Anisr Srfd
^CarboKutt Sum
,| j Worm Scfd
J Cttnfted Sugar j
JQiiirfrrfn fhfor
1 A hcl pi 111 Ucmody
Constipation and Diarrhoea
. I find Fcverishncss ana
LossofSle^
resulting thercfr^y*^^
rac-Simile Sijnatm°t
The CESTAvnGoMP'XTf-
new VQ^
At6>onthsol^^
35 Bo$es-35^^
Exaa Copy of Wrapper.
<:iT,!trf{T * CO.,Hftitin- T. >T,i.
cim
Forlnfants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Al'ways
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
TMK eCNTAUR •OMMNV, NSW TOHII OrTT.
Overworked Women
must learn not to
neglect their heaitii
How V/omeo arc Restored to Health
Spartanburg, S.C.—“For nine years I isuf-
fere«i from backache, weakness, and irregu
larities ;-o 1 could har>liy do uiy work. I
tried many rcniedies but found no perma
nent relief. Alter taking L^dia E. I'iak-
ham’s Vi-getablo Coiupouiid 1 felt a great
change for tiie better aiul am now -well and
Btrong so I have no trouble in doing mv work.
I hope every user of Lydia iE. I'inkhain's
Vegetable (Jonipomid wi'll get as great relief
as 1 did from its u.se.”—Mrs. S. I). McAbee,
122 Dewey Ave., S^tartanburg, S. C.
Chicago, 111.—“For about two years I suf
fered from a female trouble so I was unable
to walk or do any of my own work. J. read
about Lydia E. Tinkham’s Vegetable Com
pound in the newspapers and determined to
try it. It brought almost immediate relief.
My weakness has entirely disappeared and I
sever had better health. I weigh 1G5 pounds
and am as strong as a man. I think money
is well sp nt which purchases Lydia E.Pink-
barn’s Vegetable Compound.”—Mrs. J<*s
O’Brtam, 1755 Newport Ave., Chicago, lU
VOU CAN RELY UPON
K
LYDIA EM
VEGETABLE GONPOUND