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WOMfcN ?hcm U-WK
??!??? women drift Into a cob
.. HUM of "kalf taviild.- Continual
knur >11 tlrod oat, rn down, back
ache. nerves shattered,
headache, terrible pain,
?o appetite, poor diges
tion. In nine cases oat of
ten It's because tbe kid
neys tall todotbelr work
ot Altering tbe poisonous
system waste from tbe
blood. Tbe kidneys ara
weak and need tbe
atranfthenlng help of
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Bead bow these pills
repair a weakened phy
sical condition when
this condition Is caused
vj sick Kidneys.
Mrs. Sadie Mettles, of 884 W. 4th
Art.. Columbus, Ohio, mji: "Prior to
the year 1806 1 suffered considerably
from backache, pain In the head, lan
guor and depression snd weakness of
the action of the kidneys. The pain
was always worse In the morning lyid
1 felt miserable. I tvss induced to pro.
cure a box of Doan'n Kidney Pills and
1 begau their use. Thoy proved prompt
and effective. They cured me. and
there has been no return of the trouble
since taklnp them. I owe sll the credit
to Doan's Kidney Pills."
A FREE TRIAL of this crest kidney
medicine which cikred Mrs. Mettles
will be mailed on sppllcstlon to sny
psrt of the United Ststes. Address
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ssle by all druggists, price SO ceuts
per box.
Seed Corn.
A Kansas City small boy was
ssked by his school teacher to use
"seed corn" in a sentence.
"When I was out in the country
last summer," said the youngster, "I
seed cornstalks in a field."
FITSperraanently cured. No fit* or nervous*
neM after first day's use of Dr. Kline's Qreat
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Dr. R. U. Klise. Ltd.. 981 Arch St.. Phila., Pa
Reciprocity is the art of exchanging
something you don't want for something
you do.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup forehlldren
teething, soften the gums, reduces Inflamma
tion allays paln.cureswind colic. 26c.abottle
What a jolly old world this would be if
all men practiaed what they preach!
Old Ssfai, Back; of Chairs, etc.. can be
dyed with Ptrrifiat Fadeless Dyes.
The Olrl That Buys Him.
American Girl ? Wc haven't been
over long, you know. I suppose your
people always lived here ?
Augustus ? We came to England
with the Normans, don't you know.
American Girl ? Oh, indeed, the
Normans 1 I'm afraid I don't know
them. ? From Tit-Bits.
The frankness with which a seven
teen-year-old girl refers to herself as
an old maid is only exceeded by the
frankness with which she denies it
ten years later.
ins MutM amy* <?? ??*?? Kim.
Every norani Ike people of the
large towu of Porto Rico are awaken
ed by little mere beats crying "Butter!
Butter of tbe country 1"
, These ere tbe bolter boy* who go
trotting in each morning as soon as
tbe tropical dawn begins, to' sell tbe
native bolter wkkh bas been made by
lb?n~ mother* the day before.
pacb little merchant carries a plate
on his head, balancing it expertly like
a juggler, and never bothering to
steady it with his hand, whether he
is running or making change.
The plate contains about fifty or
sixty "pats** of the stuff. It isn't
very good, although it seems delicious
to the Porto Ricans, because their
climate is not adapted for keeping but
ter well; so they are accustomed to
an article that would seem rancid and
strong to the luckier persons in the
north. ?
The "pats" are very small, weighing
less than an ounce each, and they sell
for about one cent. The customerr
of the butter boys usually buy jusl
enough to serve for one meal.
The butter boys' mothers don't
make this butter in a churn. They
merely shake milk or cream in a big
jar till it is fairly solid. Then they
put in lots of 6alt and send it to
town.
What a happy old world this would
be if people who lose their tempers
were unable to find them again 1
Lighting ??<1 Watrr.
Jt Is practically impossible to cacse
an electric spark of high electromotive
force to leqp from one surface of a
liquid to another. For this reason it Is
rare that lightning strikes the surface
of water.
How's TKU?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any ease ot Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CaaxzT t, Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the laat 16 yean, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac
tions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West * Tacaz, wholesale Druggists, To
ledo, O,
Waldiko, Kixnax A Ma&yix, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, act
ing directly upon tho blood oud mucous sur
faces of tbe syxtem. Testimonial* sent free.
Price, 75c. per bottlo. Bold by all Druggists.'
Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation
Has Right to l*ray for Japan.
At least one man in Missouri piously
prays that victory may pcrcb on the
banner of the Jap In tbe war now be
ing waged. This is Colonel John So
bieski, of Richmond, lineal heir of
K.ins Jobu Soblcskl. of Poland.
Hope For the Future.
"Come ! come !" cried the candi
date's friend, "don't be disheartened
so easily."
"But I'm sure to be beaten," replied
the candidate, dismally.
"Oh, ist your motto be, 'He whe
runs and fights away may live to rur
another day.' "
Don't take things as they come ?
they belong to other people.
To be a successful wife, to retain the love
and admiration of her husband should be a
woman's constant study. Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Potts tell their stories for the benefit
of all wives and mothers.
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pound will make every mother well, strong, healthy end happy. 1 dragged
through nine years of miserable existenee, worn out with pain and weariness.
X then notioed a statement of a woman troubled as I was, and the wonderful
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was a different woman, the neighbors remarked it, and my husband fell in
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fering with inflammation and falling of the womb, but your medicine eured
that and built up my entire system, till I was indeed like a new woman. ?
Sincerely yours, MBS. CliAS. F. Brow*, 21 Cedar Tcrrace, Hot Springs, Ark.,
Vies President Mothers' Club."
Buffering women should not fell to profit by Mrs. Brown's ex
periences ; Just as surely as she was cured of the troubles enumer
ated In her letter, just so surely will Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound cure other women who suffer from womb troubles.
Inflammation of the ovaries, kidney troubles, nervous excitability,
and nervous prostration. Read the story of Airs. Potts to all
mothers) ?
" Pear Mm. Pinkham : ? Purlng the early
f>art of my married life I was very delicate
n health. * I had two miscarriages, and both
my husband and I felt very badly as we were
anxious to have children. A nriirhbor who
had been using Lydia E. Plnklinm's
Vegetable Compound advised me to try
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my appetite was Incroatlng, tho headaches
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if new blood coursed through my veins, the
?luggish tired fcollnsr dioappcared, and I be
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" Within a year after I becamc the mother
of a strong healthy child, the loy of ov.r homcv
You certainly have ur.plendld remedy, and 1
wlch ?very mother know of It. ? Sincerely
yours, Mm. A rni Potts, BIO Park Ave., Hot
Springs, Ark."
If you feci that there is anything at all
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If you wish confidential advice of tho
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LnMa K. PtmkHmm'm VmamtmMa OonwounA
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ST. PETERSBURG CALM IN WAP
DUKE AND PEASANT GO
THEIR WAYS UNEXCITED
rcts4al Sflrlt Shows la thf Fret lotmoam Bftwccn th? No
bility aai the Maaaaa??SlmplUlty of tho Royal Faallj
aa They Drlre la Strocta of tho Capital. it s< :t tr
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T. PETERSBURG. Rus
sia.? Fronting the long, si
lent Winter Palace? Impe
rial In Its constant display
of the double eagle, scrolled
Mack on the red stone of the bnildlng
rod gilt on the fence of Iron railings^
i a crescent of Government offices.
Jielr laces washed in dull ochre, and
almost nv silent as the yellow palace
tself. It is from one of these offices
that Russia in preparing tier land cam
paign in the Far East.
Nobody goes out of his way to look
at the door. Generals in light gray
fur-lined cloaks pass in and out of the
headquarters of the General Staff;
mlformed messengers fetch and carry,
rod bureaucrats ? "cbenovnlk.** tiiey
rail them, the enormously significant
?lenient in this city? go their ways
with precise steps and pursed lips,
rind iu black tlght-buttoued coats aud
rlasped to their sUles the inevitable
leather portfolio. But the million or
two civilians who make their living
bere take no heed of it at all.
Fifteen degrees below zero is not
?onduclve. it is true, to the comfort of
t standing crowd, but the occupants
jf the scores of sleiglis which skim
across the sunlit snow of this Govern
ment crescent, proceed as if the great
affairs preparing so nenr them were
somcliody else's businc??. So it Is at
the central telegraph office. Last
night, when the allotted tabloid of
official information was served out to
a hungering world, there was appar
ently no appetite. The typewritten
telegram was pinned in its glass case
without any surging crowd to devour
Its contents. Messengers from the lo
ral newspapers copied It, and the for
eign correspondents got their trans
lators to Interpret its weird Slavonic
rharacters. It Is not that Russian
people are Indifferent to what Is going
m. but rather that Immemorial expe
rience has taught them that official in
formation is something prepared for
their consumption, and they have
?rowu cynical.
When the great fighting is on they
may strike each other awake and he
roine vigilant to know what is going
an. To-day they are jogging along the
accustomed track, and the writer who
says otherwise is one with the scores
it correspondents who have come to
this country determined to make their
readers' llesh creep when they get their
books published, and who have delib
erately set out to produce the effects
they know would tell, even though
they failed to find any material to jus
ify them.
In the street life of St. Petersburg
the dominant note Is still the patriar
chal. Sleigh driver and Grand l>ukc,
they are all a family. Two officers go
for a spin down the Nevskl Prospekt.
They laugh and Joke together; the
driver sees nn opening and joins in the
talk, and all three set to laughing. He
will do the some if he is driving great
ladies of the ruling houses, and nobody
drenms of relenting it. Feudalism,
with its Inexpressible freemasonry, is
behind it all. The owner of great es
tates would as soon think of "cutting"
the greetings of a humble moujlk, as
centuries ago a feudal baron would re
lect the conversation of a retainer.
Rather the other way. for the patri
cian element here counts it good form
to show a genial fellowship with Its
roachmen. There is a rather terrible
side to this sort of thing. Three able
bodied men will turn up at any mo
ment to do some trifling service to a
man at a hotel or in a restaurant
where one or more would suffice in an
other country. They all expect tips,
niul from their countrymen they get
them. It really seems the old idea of
scattering largess among the populace
nt large as a tribute to one's own lord
liness. The more a man of the noble
man east looks as If he could not afford
it. the more he insists on handing out
tips to show his station, even if he
have to go hungry at home.
By this process about 20.000 highly
skilled loafers are doing very well in
St. Petersburg to-day. There is one
who keeps an eye on coats and hats at
a hotel near here who owns streets of
real estate in the suburbs, and takes
his wife and family every summer to
rronville for the season. In most di
rections the proletarian Russian who
lives in this capital displays a genuine
aversion to systematic work of the ar
tisan kind. The little sons of poor par
ents nurie the nmhltlon to be sotne
lay droschke drivers. As there are
jver 18.000 of these worthies licensed
!u St. Petersburg, it is a considerable
calling.
If his governmental system makes
him the most absolute head of a State
'n Christendom, the Czar is person
ally the least assuming monarch imag
inable. His children drive In a pair
'jorse open carriage down the Nevskl
aith their governess about 3 o'clock
?very afternoon. Coachman and foot
man wear no livery, merely the black
liat and long drab coat usual in a pri
vate citizen's equipage. The Czar's
mother with her lady In waiting were
Jrlvlng yesterday In a pair-horse
Mcigh not distinguishable from any
!>tlier good turn out but for the great
bearded Cossack standing guard be
hind them. And the l">o wager Czar
ina, by the habit of the country and
the code of the Greek Orthodox
Church, comes before the Czarina In
every form of influence and prece
?lence.
The Cz.irewieh constantly uses his
private droschke unattended on busy
streets, and looks a much robuster
inaai physically and mentally than his
Imperial brother. This unescorted
passing about among the people of
members of the Czar's family Is not
what common report would lead the ,
foreigner to expect here. On the foot
walk there are. of course, secret serv
ice mem every few yards and all day.
They, alone, are about to counter the
movement of which some may think
nobody speaks, and In plaiu truth the
Czar's ally, the French President,
moves among the public with more
display of hit high office than th? C?ar
Ao?l hsTA
So li in through the governing houses.
Kouropatkln* takes morning walking
exercise with one aide-de-camp on the
Nerskl. and nobody tarns to look
twice. When another General on the
Imperial staff ? yesterday afternoon
came out of the headqnarters bureau,
wrapped In a thousand ruble fox
cloak, he fouod himself up against two
plain clothes porters, each clasping the
hnndlc of a big basketful of book*
and old papers, passing from one dooi
to the other. They jostled on unmtud
ful of him. and to pass he had to step
off the footwalk Into the deeper snow.
In Washington or Loudon tbej
would surely have got out of the way
as u matter of course. In Berlin they
would as surely have gone to prison
for a month if they did not move
Here the iieneral stepped aside mere
ly because they were carrying a has
ket load and he was not.
With all the alternations of Indiffer
ence and unbelief and speculation In
abstract ideas? which is thu lio'.>by ot
the poor student class ? no resident
from the outer worl .1 could call "Holy
Russia" a mlrnoiner. At Wirballen
the passport collecting and custom*
examination depot a hundred yards
inside Russia from the firman fron
tier. the first feature of the baggage
inspection hall Js a great ikon with
candles burning before it. set on tlio
wall with its back to the western
world and its face to Holy Russia
Another surmounts the Ir.mp post in
the middle of the station.
So it is here. The site of the Kazan
Cathedral in the Neveki Prospekt about
corresponds to (irace Church in Broad
way? it faces on the main street at a
thronged shopping Quarter. Droschko
drivers crawl to and fro past it for a
fare, and each one as lie passes doff*
his fur cap and crosses himself ener
getically from his brow to his waist
He may pass a score of times a day,
but he salutes the cathedral every
time. The driver who has a fufe con
siders presumably that works are as
pood as faith, for he often omits tlio
observance that he would Keep If lie
were not earning money. Foot pas
sengers do the sn me. and the most de
vout are the big. simple, bearded men
that you would call "hayseeds."
This display of religious feeling is
the real thing: it is 110 mere ceremonial
attached to an ethical code of conduct,
it Is blind, unshakable faith? you may
call it idolatry or any other word for
the worship of graven Images? but It
has hold of humbler Russia, and M.
Pobedonostzcff. procurator of the Holy
Synod, is its director here. This hatei
of modernity litis the right sort of ma
terial for his incessant round of ritual
to the exclusion of anything approach
ing science in the manumitted serf
character, and it permeates ninety per
cent, of the population.
The forefathers of Russia's millions
wandered westward from the banks
of the Hindoo. Koosh a few centuries
later than the feoples who are now
mostly ranged on the side of thcii
present foe. And the critics might do
well to think themselves back over
these few centuries, if they are to un
derstand many of the ideas that obtain
in Russia to-day.? From a Staff Coir
spondent of the New York Sun.
Why Mummerrrft Am Able to Sins. .
Stammering depends on a want of
harmony between the action of the
muscles (chiefly abdominal) which ex
pel air through the larynx nnd that of
the muscles which guard the oritlce by
which it escapes, with that of t lios:?
which modulate the sound to the form
of speech. Over either of the groups
of muscles by itself a stammerer may
have as much power as other people,
but he cannot harmoniously arrange
their conjoint action. Nervousness is
a frequent cause of stammering. It Is
possible tlint the defect in some In
stances mny result from malformation
of the parts about the back of the
mouth. The fact that stammering
people are able to sing their words
better than to speak them has been
usually explained on the supposition
that in singing the glottis Is kept open
.so that there Is less liability 10 spas
modic action.? Boston Transcript.
ItnMlan l<r?r Story.
There are two kinds of bears in
Russia. Here Is a true story of one.
Two girls, ages five and thirteen, were
attacked by a huge bear and tlio
younger was carried off, while the eld
er. terror-stricken, fled home a.d gave
the alarm. For three days the Inhab
itants of three villages sought In vain
for the lost child. Finally a cordon
was drawn around an extensive tract
of forest, and the searchers closing In.
discovered the bear and her booty in
a dense thicket. The child was per
fectly unharmed, and reclined iu a
deep, mossy couch trade for her by
the bear. She had gotten over her
flrst fright and had subsisted fairly
well on nuts and other forest fruits
brought her by the gentle monster.
The freakish but kindly disposed ani
mal was summarily killed by the vil*
lagers.? New York Tress.
Th? Habit ot VnhkpplnrM.
Most unhappy people have become so
by gradually forming a habit of mi
happiness, complaining about the
weather, finding fault with their food.
Willi crowded cars and with disagree
able companions or work. A habit of
complaining, of criticising, of fault
finding or grumbling over trifles, a
habit of looking for shadows is a most
unfortunate habit to contract, espe
cially in early life, for after a while the
victim becomes a slave. All of the Im
pulses become perverted, until the ten
dency to pessimism, to cynicism,
chronic.? Success.
Washing Smokf,
Rome London hotels now use nn ap
paratus which washes the smoke as It
passes through the chimneys and save*
the soot and tarry matter, which tan
be used again as fuel or for other pur
poses. The apparatus at the same time
aids the draught and prevents a down
draught. It is run by a small dynamo
Disced on tiie roof.
? Sicilian tribunal sentenced a noted
forger to imprisonment (or 1S9 years.
In the Province of Samara. Russia,
405,000 persons get their subsistence
from less than three acres of .'and p?
capita.
The adjutant, or n.arkabout. is r. tall
bird of India, about six feet high. The
wings expanded measure about tltf*
teen feet from tip to tip. It readily
swallows a cat or a hare whole.
Purls Is to have au abattoir at whlct
horses, donkeys .-ml iuul< s ouly will he
slaughtered.
Death from sleep! issues* Is the pun
Isliment for murder in some parts of
China. The victim Is kept awake bj
beating the soles of his feet, and t lii?
treatment contin .e* uutil he dlt>?. A!
the end of nine or ten days the victim
breathes his lust.
Gates at frequent Intervals bar tlx
country roads In Norway, uml are h
nuisance to travelers, who have tc
leave their vehicles and open the bar
riers. These obstructions mark tlx
boundaries of farms, or separate tin
cultivated sections froui the waste
lands.
In every Chinese settlement one 01
more persons earn a comfortable liv
Ing by following the occupation of
bride carrier. The excuse for tills
trade Is the Chinese custom of making
the bride an idler on her wedding day.
forbidding her to either walk or stand
and requiring her to ho carried froir.
her house to that of her husband by
some of her own sex.
In White County. fla.. there is a
mountain stream which inns uphill at
a steep incline for almost half a mile
It Is supposed to be the colitiuuatlor.
of a siphon which has its source in a
spring at a higher elevation at the op
positc side of the mountain.
Happy Ka?ter Tlmr.
Once again the joyous Easier oeca
sion finds us alive and blessed with
health and strength. We should lie
thankful. Timo is here for all vege
table life to begin to be refreshed, aftei
the cold of the winter season. W?
should learn the lesson taught, and be.
Kin again to practice the good resolu
tions of the new year we may have
broken.
How did Easter originate? For n
moment let us think about the reason
for keeping Easter. Nearly 2000 year?
ago Jesus was a man in the world
He died on the cross to free us from
sin, and in three days arose from the
dead and went back to His Father ic
heaven. As followers of .Jesus we keep
Easter Day as a remembrance of the
occasion of His resurrection from t lie
dead. Easter then signified a new life
or is the time for vegetable life to be
gin? the time for us t?? remember tlit
Saviour who was resurrected fron. the
dead, and to try to renew our faith
lu Iliin and shape our lives by His
example.
Again, Easter time is even the sea
son for us to change our mode of dress
It Is the balancing point between cold
and warm weather? hence new bon
nets and dresses.
Difficult Horseback fr'cat.
There are no better horsemen in the
world than the cavalry officers of tht
Italian army, yet even among them
there are very few who could perform
the feat recently achieved by one of
them.
To run an ordinary foot race is easy
enough, but to run at full speed for
several hundred yanls holding in one
haml a spoon on which rests an egg
ami to reach the goal without dropping
the egg is a feat which must be prae
tlced carefully a long ilnir before it
can be performed successfully, and as
ii result there are not many who can
be sure of accomplishing it whenever
they try. tireat, therefore, was the
surprise when nn Italian ollleer
mounted 011 horseback performed tills*
difficult feat. Moreover, he selected a
course in which there were two or
three high fences, and these he cleared
t. full gallop without losing the egg.
Printing Figure*.
Professor Otlet. the Secretary of the
Tlrusxels International Bibliographical
Institute, estimates that since t lie in
troduction of printing the following
percentage of different classification?
of subject matter has held good: Law
and sociology. 20.42: literature. 20.40;
applied science. 12.18: history, geog
raphy, 11.44: theology, religion, specu
lation, 10; miscellaneous and bibliog
raphy, 0; philology and languages.
4.08; natural sciences, 3.14; art, 2.02;
Philosophy. 1.30.
The Manger* of l?e<1.
What does the man in the street sec
in a bedroom? Probably a bed: possi
bly a wushstnnd; problematically a
bath. Hut what dors the eye of science
b'dtold? Unutterable things, perhaps,
l.eds and bacteria, mattresses and mi
crobes, dressing gowns and deadly
gases, gas jets and carbonic oxide,
tapestries and toxin. It Is little won
Icr that so many people say their pray
ers before going to bed. or that so
many people die (here.? Loudon Clilc.
I/nrgt M (;*ve in Hie Wnrl<l.
South Dakota claims the largest cave
in the world. It is the wind cave at
I lot Springs, extending ninety miles in
different directions and containing 2000
-hambers.
Within the last lew yc-avv. the various
felonies of Europeans in Egypt have
'jttlll their own hospitals. There are
mow in Cairo French. (lennan, Aus
trian, Anglo-American and Italian bos
itals.
The United States furnished $80,000.
loo of the 8203.000.000 worth of gold
which the world produced in ll)i;2.
''olorado produced *28,000,000. Cnli
'ornln *10,000,000 and Alaska $8.<HXV
WO.
There is $300,000,1)00 worth of Eng
ish money Invested in submarine
,'ablcs.
k MICHIGAN MAYOR SAYS;
"I Kaow Paraaa is a Flaa Toaie For a
Wora Oat Systaah"
lion. Arfson Jllce, of St. Joseph, 3ttch., kttotrn of a I ft tfje number of
grateful pattents in hi* county tclio have been cured by ferunn.
lion. Xclson Rico, Mayor of St. .loaeph, Michigan, write*:
The Pcruna Mi'dicinr Co., Columlius. Ohio:
(?cntlcim n: "1 wish to congratulate you on thr miccoss of your efforts to
win the contulciu'e of the public in need of u reliable medicine. 1 ictutur
IVrinifl In a fine tonic for a irorn out Hi/stem a n<i a specific. in cauen
of catarrhal dlflicuttlc*. I 'oil liacc a lar{fc numln-r of f/ rn tcf ?< I pa
tient h in th is country i r/io hare utted I 'c rami ami hare been vurtid
by It, and who pralttr It a bore till other medicines. i'erunti ha*
my heartiest (ji>o*l trlshes. ' ? Xclsun it Ire.
MARCH, APRIL, MAY.
Weak Nerves, Poor Digestion,
Impure Blood, Depressed
Spirits.
Gentlemen: "1 wish to congratulate y
ou on the bucvcks of your efforts to win
the confidenee of the public in need of a re
liable medicine.
The sun has just crossed the equator on
its yearly trip north. The real equator in
shifted toward the north nearly eighteen
miles every day. With the return of the
*un conies the hoduy ills peculiar to spring.
With one iterant the nerve* are weak; an
other port-on, digestion poor; with others
the blood is out of order: and still others
have depressed spirit* ami tired feeling.
All these things nn: cg|>eciai!y true of
I liost* who have Ih'cii suffering wtili
tarrli in any form or la grippe. A course
ol' l'cruna is sure to correct ail these condi
tions. It is an i<l?'al spring medicine. lV
runa doe* not irritate? it invigorates. It
does not tcni|K>rarily stimulate ? ic
strengthens. It equalizes the circulation
ol' the blood, lran<|uilizcrt the nervous sya
tern and regulates the bodily functions.
lVruna, unlike so many spring medicines 1a
not simply a physic or Mtimulant or ncr*
vine. It is a natural tonic and invigorator.
If you do not receive prompt and satis
factory results from the use of l'cruna,
write at once to Dr. llartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will he
pleased to give you his valuable udvice
gratis
AdilKvw Dr. llartman. President of Tb**
llartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
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Tvove may intoxicate a man, but marriage
?obcrs him.
1 do not believe Tlflo's Cure for Consump
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Two often cease to be company alter
they are made one.
Law is a Rrcat thinf? ? for lawyers.
DYSPEPSIA
"Havinc taken TA-ir wnnilerfrl "OaararetV for
three month* and being r.n'.irclv rr.rrd of ttomacU
catarrh and rtv*|v?nsla. | tlilr.k a word of pralri I*
due to"Caacarnt* for th?lr woiidr.rf.il rnm position.
1 have taken iiurnorrviN other so railed remedies I
but without avail and I find that Casraret* relievo I
?>?r? In a day than all tho other* 1 have taken !
?oali In a year." I
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A crop that pays may not
pay as well as it should.
Potash
is a plant fond which all crops must have.
Without sulliciciit I'otash to frod upon
no crop can reach that
point wlicrc it pays f>cs t.
Experiments have de
monstrated the value
of Potash. i
We will tend free,
to any farmer wlio
will write for it. a
liltle book dial will
fiive facts in full.
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WORKS
M Nana* Street,
Ntw Vork.
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A Large Trial Box and book of In*
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Kaxune to In poufci
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utlMptki containing
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ootlMMlnfpn#
orttos. The contentt
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*??n -?ta*U longer?
goes further? haemon
use* In the totally mat
does more good Chan an j
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you can buy.
The formula of a noted Boston physician
and used with great success as a Vagina
Wash, for Lcucorrhoea, Pelvic Catarrh, Nasa
Catarrh, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Cut*
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la local treatment of female Ills I'axtlneh
invaluable. IVod as a Vaginal Wash w<
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thoroughness. 1 1 in a revelation In cleansinf
and healing potrcrj it killa all germs whic#
cause ittll!im)<iat,ir>n and dischargoa.
All lca<lirig?lru(rtlrtn keep l'axtino; price, BOo
; II yours docs not, rend to us fortt. lionl
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Jim worn !>y more?
men than any other
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sha|K',(ltl?e((er.\v<'ar
longer, and have ^
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