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FITSpermanen:; areu. No 8te or nervons ness after erst dav's use of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. $2 trial bottle and treatise free Dr. B. H. KL1NE, Ltd., 931 Arch St.. Phila. Pa. Good enough foranybdy! LL HAVANA FILLE ~FLORODORA~BANDS are of same value as tags from "STAK'DRUMMONDNaTURAL EF 200D LUCK"~OLD PE ACH &NONE' -~RAZOR dnd ~E RICE GREENVIL LE Tobacco. SSHOES .5 UNION MADE. W .. Dog' nm adpr ocnraeof sam ales tabge beom ST8A/?.se PUM/aTuRAs.t S t S o sd b63 oulsSres i rnsofeestan cdtes adwehr bewo Mad ofhebe tl a ers, i nin ae C- { a sKi ur od ond tha 'oonK. ao W.. o&gl as ' Edge itne anot beloqw:ed 1hoes bymal25~ Pais. a aao 1901=.L.D5GL,2 Pirtn3s. Croa ctlDou,hla rg nu mbe nf W she3ed sides as:rer with 5 .00 ~h so. er makB s one fo.3 d per lb. just :s 6r. r 01b.:w.l outer t0wob CoHna A. oARS CO.,an aol KnCro.Wi Shcessfu bychol. No mta'arta. Catalogfe fre. W L DOGSo. llocto7. la S 'JRE EtS ALESEEDt . est ctsough wyt anter Gofd se ape iite n e e. 1ol by Woruit s . A( o tasat Saler't )a. husad oflz' childen r Wormsr,l. ii.~. Syptormls a~Ufre iOsk tiHue. SLse Sno time Ap thse saf DR oYKIN'S ALLUS ELVER 30YARS. A 25Vor. BSTmVERMsFG Kr si tins. os notie! deThef THE "DRUIDESS MING" RAG. farislan Ladles of Fashion Take Up Another Fad. Another new trinket is one to which the extraordinary name of the "Druid ess ring" has been given. Mistletoe is all the rage this Christmas in Paris The ring in question is accordingly made of two leaves of the plant imi tated in silver or pale gold. It should be explained tnat the mistletoe and Yuletide are not linked together by an ancient association of ideas in the Pari:ian mind. On the contrary, flor ists and jewelers have "rediscovered" thiz year the sacred "gui de chene" of the old Gauls and Britons. Hence it is not absurd to talk in Paris of mis tletoe having become "fashionable." One authority states that "in the case of engaged couples, the bunch of mis tletoe presented to the girl by her fiance should invariably be attached with a white satin ribbon." Perhaps it ought to be further explained that the -onnection between the ancient plant and kissing is another associa tion of ideas unknown to the Parisian mind, which, indeed, would be shocked at the thought. The Druidess ring is the jewelers' contributioi to the pre vailing mistletoe fashion. It is not a mere ornament. but is supposed to be useful. From the ring, which is large enough to be easily slipped over the gloved finger, hang chains, to which are attached pencil, mirror, powder puff. etc., and the innumerable similar trinkets which are so indispensable to the modern woman. Snap Shots. A severe thunderstc:,.n did consider able damage in Berlin. Love matches don't all set the world on fire. The installation of Nicholas Murray Butler as president of Columbia Uni versity. April 21. will be attended by President Roosevelt. Ask Your Dealer For Allen's Foot-EaNe, A powder. It rests the feet. Cures Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Sore, Hot, Callous,Aching, Sweating Feet and Ingrowing Nails. Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy. At all Druggists and Shoe stores, 25 cents. Ac cept no substitute. Sample mailed FnEE. Address Allen S. Olmsted. LaRoy, N. Y. Vonice has a German school, which, how ever, has more Italian than German chi dren. Eczema and Tetter. Eczema and Tetter are torturingly dis gusting; one ointment only cures them: its n,.me is Tetterine. 50e. a box by mail from J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga., if your drug gist don't keep it. If people could be induced to bring their lungs to the level of their living the world would be a good deal quieter. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy Cures Indi gestion and Dyspepsia. At Druggists, 50,. The course of true lovt requires a lot of money to keep it in repair. .. -_a_ Sweat and fruit &cids will not di1soo6r goods dyed with PUTm.& Finzz.uss Dzzs. 3 Some blondes are blue-eyed, but more are peroxide. Iam sure Piso's Cure for Consumption sared my life three years ago.-Mas. TOMtAS RIoB 3rms, Maple St., Norwich, N. Y., Feb. 17,1900. Lifeboats were invented by Lionel .La .,a London coach builder. Poorly? " For two years I suffered ter ribly from dyspepsia, with great depression, and was always feeling poorly. I then tries Ayer's Sarsa parilla, and in one week I was a n ew m an."- John McDonald, Philadelphia, Pa.3 Don't forget that it's "A y er's " Sarsaparilla that will make you strong and hopeful- Don't waste , your time and money by trying some other kind., Use the old, tested, tried,. and true Ayer's Sarsapa- | rilla. !.O o w. Al drej's. Ask your doctor vhat he thilnks of Ayer's < sarrapaniIa. He knows an abr.tths grand old family 'enedleme. Follow Lis advice and we will b'e sati jfie. d o,Lwl,3as I-FACTS. re being gnawed to distraction by m reliable. They depend upuf. the ric"y of worms prese:nt in the its and sure course by using WORM KILLER.: ~STROYER OF THESE MONSTERS. ii' CE?T NONE OUT DR. BOYKIN'S. 4 OWN. SOLD EVERYWHERE. ~re are Many Corsets . J ontharket, but your health demands that you get the most comfor table an d best made. Straight Front toyaf Worcester~ :fld Eon Ton Corsets no equal for comfort. 3 Ask your dealer for them. Wrceter Corset Co.. wore-ter, ass. CA 11CA. State Engineer Eond's Talk HE illustrated lecture on good roads building under State aid laws, given by State En gineer Bond, was. evidently nost interesting to the good sized au ience, who showed it by asking many luestions, which were promptly and ;atisfactorily answered. State Engi icer Bond sowed good seed, which, is yound to grow and develop into a unan mous demand for better liighways. He ;howed the necessity for them, the conomy and profit of them, the com ort and luxury of havini them. He ;howed what the State was doing to ncourage good road work, and what Is )f more importance in this section, how he failure of a county to take advan :age of the State gift entails on it the )urden of doing for other counties vithout benefiting itself. The valu ible facts and figures given by Mr. 3ond relating to what it would cost to iave good roads in any town in Jeffer ;on County, only about twenty-three rents on each $1000 of valuation, dis )oses of the argument against improve nent. The average farmer thinks rhen he is told that a good macadam oad costs from $6000 to $8000 per mile hat he has to pay the whole bill, and he thought naturally staggers him, tnd he is opposed to such a proposition. Ie thinks it will confcate his farm to iave such an expenditure. As a niat :er of fact, the present system costs nore than that in the same series of ears a good road would last, and hE iever has a good road. A further fact s that under the State aid law, the state paying one-half, the county thir y-five per cent. and the townships )nly fifteen per cent., his proportion vould be small. The cities and vil ages, which get no aid for their own ;treets, would pay all but fifteen per !ent. of the cost. That is, on each $100 mpended in a rural town the cities and illages of the State would pay $SS of he expense and the rural towns only 15. Further than this, the expense of >uilding such roads is all in labor, and :he farmers would do the labor at re nunerative prices. They would fur iish the men and teams and material tt good wages and prices, and the rural own would not only have nearly the mtire $100 left with it, of which it.con :ributed but $15, but would have ;the 'oad, stopping the large annual: ex )ense under the present system, enab ing the drawing of larger loads to.ar :t, encouraging -rural dliveb:f :he mails, advancing the pi m ands on such roads rind gaining comn ort and convenience. It would seem is f the proposition was very favora le to the-farmers, and that they were :he ones who made money out oft.it. When this is well understood,, as Mr. ond explains It, we judge that .4he entiment for good roads will grow 'rap dly, and there will be such a dem'4nd :hat the State 'will be forced to* itset t with increased appropriations. State Engineer Bond reports that the emand is now greater than the ap yoprations,. and many counties- are waiting for the State to make pr9vis on for paying its share. State Engi ieer Bond's idea Is that the State ;hould issue three per cent. bonds for ;10,000,000, so that the work can be lone at once and the roads enjoyed in stead of compelling counties to wait a mumber of years. The annual interest ould not be as much as the expense >f the present poor maintenance of lighways and property would be pay ng its proportion of the benefits 'which t would also enjoy. State Engineer Bond's meeting was tgood one, and excited great interest n this subject. Hearing his talk sug ested another Idea. Why should not ublic ouicers do more of this kind of ~ducational worik for the people. Their ry reports have little value beside uch face to face Information. The ubject of forestry, of game protection, f fish culture, of taxation, of various ~overnmental functions elucidated by nen engaged In the work would:.bring he people in closer touch with Staste ffairs and give them greater knowi ~dge and interest in the machinery of ~overnment.-Watertown (N. Y.) Daily ires. Expensive Transportation., It has been a process longer than nany roads to teach the farmer that t costs him more to carry his pro luce to the nearest railway station han to send it to the distant .market. rom farm to point of shipment is he most expensive part of transpor ation. But this lesson has been quite horoughly dissemnated, especially in he States east of the Mississippi .and icrth of the Ohio. It has beea fol owedI by more detailed instruction as o materials, grades and draining in cadconstruction, and the marked conomy to be .efrccd by the use of ride tires. The old national highway, whose ~onstruction first r'ai.s2d the question >f the relation of the federal govern ent to interstate communieationl. is in enduring examp)le of what national ssinee canl accoml)ish. But the ~eeral policy has been adopted of eaving road-building to local needs nd energy. The Real Object. The object of improving the roads s not to enable a few to ride on them it a high rate of speed, but to enable 1l to use them with more comfort and ~ase, atssuch a rate of speed as Is con intnt with the afety of all. f'd .t"ti Mrs. Sophie, Bin People's Christian Fruitvale, Bal., Cur< Inflammation of the Pinkham's Vegetable " DEAR MRS. PINKHAM : -Ei sick woman. I had felt for so wcaker,"but finally I had such s< I had taken cold during menstrua tion of the ovaries and inflammati stand on my feet. The doctbr r< would not hear of. Onetof my fr ,Pinkham's Vegetable Comi you imagine my feeling when wit better, my general health was inr disappeared. I kept taking it si. the best of health, thanks to you. $3000 FORFEIT IF THE ABO When women are troubled wi menstruation, weakness, leucorrha womb, tlmt bearing-down feeling, ii bloating (or flatulence), general de tration, or are beset with such symp excitabil irritability- nervousnm gone "n " want-to-be-left-alone they should remember there is oni Pinkham's Vegetable Compour Refuse to buy any other medicine, MORE COTTON to the acre at less cost, means more money. in th'e Cotton fertilizer improves the soil ; increases yield-larger profits, send for our book (free) explaining how to get these results. GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nassau SL., New York. m..raU e k n ,,sr ALABASTI NE Nov A KALSoMINt Is a pure, permanent and artistic wall coating. ready for the brush by mixing in cold water. Fom SALE MY PAINT DEALERS EVERYWHERE To Those Building-We are experts in the treatment of walls. Write and see how heJp ful we can be, at no cost to you, in getting beautiful and healthful ho:ncs. Address ALADASTINE COMPANY :DssAavUETD o .PAND RAPIDS, MICM. isa perfectly harmless vegetable comnpound. It posi *vly r pnanelJl etminz.te aornulency an barness fres air.TIhouun4 o'patients have use FRS I. TKEA TMENTl. -nd~ IFour Cents tocoveC eryshing in pain eat d packnes rWe scend you i yet ee ae no tear * r evil effects. Addry""e GIneng(Chem.I o.,371)1 elrA ve at Louis,M amno nooto gooO O -. Cures ___________ Headache, LaUkiPPE, COLDS, ETC. K Does Not A fre~ct the HIeart. SSold by Druggists. 15 an I 2'>c bottle. 5. So.. Dragg.Its Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk. Bewao the dealer who ties to sel "scmething just as gcod." EVERr 58 hol bx c*ornU 'yE anrlefrl dalr F -S aie hu other 3 oa e.,m. cagen of bsmomall and 1tle0 das tatrA.n1 Free. Dr. GH. O. REN' O0Ik.CHBoz B. Atlan.a a. ie i4 (Thmnan4 va.af ,m f ' ns, President Young Temperance Union, d of Congestion and Ovaries by Lydia E. Compound. ,hten months ago I was a pretty nc months that I gradually grew vere pains I could hardly stand it. ion and this developed into conges on, and I could not bear to walk or ,commended an operation which I iends advised me to try Lydia E. ound, so I gave it a trial. Can hin two months I felt considerably proved, and my pains had entirely weeks more and am now enjoying Yours truly, MRS. SOPHIE BINNS." VE LETTER IS NOT GENUINE. th irregular, suppressed or painful a, displacement or ulceration of the iflammation of the ovaries, backache, )ility, indigestion, and nervous pros toms as dizz'ness, faintness, lassitude, ss, sleeplessness, melancholy, "all feelings, blues, and hopelessness, tried and true remedy. Lydia E. d at once removes such troublel. or you need the best. Goldlling Enclo:e 2-cent stamp for particulars. Address SCOTT REMEDY CO., Lculsville, Ky. WHEN WRITING MENTIOn THIS PAPER. Internal1' t d.- c 11 r t t MILLONS USE Assisted by CurrCUaA OmNTuMrr, for ing the skin, for cleansing the scalp 01 stopping of falling hair, for softening, andi sore hands, for baby rashes, itc] purposes of the toilet, bath, and nurser SOAP in the form of baths for annoyl coriations, for too free or offensive pe ulcerative weaknesses, and for many readily suggest themselves to wome Isoap is to be compared with CUTIC beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, and 11 toilet soap, however expensive, is to be of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thi PRICE, the BEsT skin and ComplexioD soap in the world. COMPLETE EXTERNAL. AND INTERNAL JO Consisting of CU'Ticuuai to instantly allar itch IT HE SET $1. thecblood. A BrNetze distiguring, itching, but rashes, itchings, and irritations, with lose of halr world. British Depot: 27-28h, Charterhouse sq. Paris. Po'rza Daua AN D CnEx. CoR., Solo P msiu f or the celebrated liuid CUrxcu. R and hmour cures. Eache pin h q aralnte on SOLVENT, price 25c. CUTjreCaA PILLS are alterat qusio. h puet swetstnost sucesut an euro, ad tnic-igetivs ye copoude n Good enough for anybody! ;ALL HAVANA FILLE\ f r FLORODORA"BANDS are of same value as tags from STAR.' DRUMMOND'NATURAL EA' GOOD LUCK' LDPEACH &MONEY' ."RAZOR~and ~iRICE GREENVILLE~ Tobacco. No 17 MONEY MADE EASILY AND RAPIDLY. We want men with energy. nnd gilt; will give them : situation in whlh they can mtke monev rayldly-the lnbor being light and emnplo: ment the year as ound. It re quiree no cpita or grent educ:.tion. Some of our besat salesmen are country bo3-s. Profi. rreatment FHESET $1. msisting of CUTICURA SOAP > cleanse the skin of crusts and cales, and soften the thickened ticle; CUTICURA OINTMENT o instantly allay itching, rrta< on, and inflammation, an( othe and heal; and CUTICURA ~EOLVENT PILLS, to cool and. eanse the blood, and expel umour germs. A SINGLE SET ;often sufficient to cure the ost torturing, disfiguring skin, ap, and blood humours, ecze as, rashes, itchings, and irrita Ins, with loss of hair, when ~ e best physicians, and lU her remedies fail. CUTICQRA SOAP preserving, purifying, and beautify. crusts, scales, and dandruff, and the whitening, and soothing red, rough, ~ings, and chafings, and for all the . Millions of Women use CUTICURA g irritations, inflammations, and ex spiration, in the form of washes for anative, antiseptic purposes which aand mothers. No other mnedicated RA for preserving, purifying, an.d ads. No other foreign or domestic ompared with it for all the purposes is it combines in ONE SOAP at CNE soap, and the BEST toilet aDd baby TREATMENT FOR EVERY HUMOUR.4 BoAr (25c.), to cleanme the akin of crusts and ickened cuticle; CtrricanA OrTxzxT (50c.). g, baflammation, and irritation, and soothe AEiLsoL.VEsT PrILLS (25c.), to cool and cleanse r is of ten sufficient to cure the moat torturing, inge ad sclse ai,calp, and bloo humour Lndon. French Depot: 6 Rue de la Paix, rop., Boston, U. S. A. "All about the Skin," IVE'T, aswel as fralother bodpurilss teasponu of liqid REsoLVN? Put upi ye, antiseptic, tnc, ad dgestive, and eynd 4 ecn/clbodadai uiir,hmu