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ARMY CHAILA 171 HL o' 3 ILLS ARE CA HAL Thnusands People Have Kidi Sand on't Know It is Cat pa -id L. .Taycox. Chaplain $ I . . O G. T.. and Chaio lain G. ., 865 Broadway. Oak , land, CaT. odtear reteran. " e am d severe bladder and " conttrazct ,-onble. I spent hun Sdrens d lttars and consutLed a ost r doctors, but neith4er $did mie t 1P y Jood. " "Peru a ha' troven the best medi in er uAed. Iv pains are gonc $ and l e lieve myself to be curea. I " feel we and would not be without a * bottle i tume of need for ten times b 4its cost Hundreds of war veterans have kidn and bladde tro gble. Impure rinking water, sleepi oilpre r ind, and all manner eosuheg to weet and cold treath, catarrh of the kidne and bla er e Secret Even the best housekeej coffee without good material blended coffee such as unsci counters won't do. But take LION COFFEE, the the coffee that for over a q welcomed in millions of home for a king in this way: HOW TO MAll Use LION COFFEE, because to get b Grind your LION COFFEE rather it extra for the pot." First mix it with a litt add white of an egg (if egg is to be used as 1st. WTH BOILING WATEBL THREE MIIQUTES ONLY. Add a maintes to settle. Serve promo 2d. WITH COLD WA I bring it to a boi. Then set asid mit.-es it's ready to serve. 3 (Don't boll It too long <Don't let it stand rnor DONT'S Don't use water that TWo WAYS 'l tat. wh Usepart of the wtk 2d. With Cold Water instead of eggs aside for eight or ten minutes, then serve ti Insist on getting a pac: prepare it according to thi LION COFFEE in future. (Lion-head< (Save these Lion-her -SOLDJ BY GROC] BEST FN GUARANTEED CURE for all bowel troi \blood, wind on the stomach, bloated bowe pains after eatmng, liver trouble, sallow ski: regularly you are sick. Constipation kills starts chronic ailments and long years of sa CASCAR ETS today, for you will 'never ge1 right Take onr advice, start with Casca money refunded. The genuine tablet stai booklet free. Address Sterling Remedy Cc Two-thirds of the male population of t] world use tobacco. To Cure as Col in One Day Take Laxative P.romo Quinine Tablets. A druggists refundl money if it fails to cur E. W. Grove-s signature is on box. 25c. A bre that works only at night is four> in India. Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spokeno sa cogh cure.-J. W. O'BBxIEN, 322 T hir Avenue, N.. Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 6. 190: There are, on an average, 200 pigeonsi every German fortress. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford Sanitary Lotion. Never Yails. Sold by a druggists, $1. Ma,il orders promptly fille by Dr. E. ])etcaon. Crawfordsville, Ind. A doll whose head is topped off wit ass, is a new toy in Paris. ermanretly cured. No fits or nervoui rfirst dav's use' of Dr. Kline's Grer orer.8'2trial bottle'and treatise fr( Ir:.,Lt d..931 Arch St., Phila., Pi emploved on farms receix to 230 a ye'ar and board. 4 Cure For Pllee. leeding or Protrudin ill refund money if Paz re in 6to14 days. 50< ot so durable as or t-Eane, wollen, Smartim ot-Ease. a powd< Cures while yo Sho" Stores. 25< e. Sample set te' I. Lc'loy, N.? e : ov pr, At 'nta. Gn., ar y peialst: in ta of this pa' e-. is th. tenanu .oothing Syrup' >r hildre the gums, reduces inflammm ,cures wind colie.25e.a bottl nt population of Persia is e SEVERE KIDNEY aND BLADDER TROUBLE. EAPLAIN D L JAYCOX. 'K D?NEYS am1 TARRH. iey Trouble rrah. They have Sdoctored - " wvith every _' " conceivable " drug, have * consulted 5 - * all schoolsof .. " medicine. ' It was not - " until Peruna , came into " use, however, # that these 0 old soldiers " found a rem *edy that would actually cure them. * More cases of catarrh of kidneys i and bladder have been cured by Pe- 1 "" runa than all other meuicines con ey bined. Address Dr. S. B. Hartman, President sg of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, nr Ohio and he will be pleased to give you sr the benefit of his medical advice gratis. Vs All correspondence. held strictly confiden tial. of Good Coffee ers cannot make a good cup of Dirty, adulterated and queerly upulous dealers shovel over their the pyre, clean, natural flavored leader of al package coffees uarter of a century has been daily s-and you will make a drink fit E GOOD COFFEE. tet results you must use the best coffee. e. Use "a tablespoonful to each cup, and one J e cold water, enough to make a thick paste, and a settler), then follow one of the following rules: Add bolling water, and let it boil little cold water and set aside five dd your cold water to the paste and e,add a little cold water, and in five than ten minutes before serving. has been boiled before. ' sETrL.E COFFEE. ite of an egg, mixng it with the ground LION ,Afterolling add adash ofcold water,Sand set rough a stramner. kage of genuine LION COFFEE, s recipe and you will only use (Sold only in 1 lb. sealed packages.) n every package.) ds for valuable premiums.) RS EVERYWHERE WOOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio. CATHIARTIS ibles, appendicitis, biliousness, bad breath, bad is, foul mouth, headache, indigestion, pimples, and dizziness. When your bowe' don't move more people than'all other diseases together. It rfering. -No matter what ails you, start taking well and stay well until you get your bowels rets today under absolute guarantee to cure or nped C C C. Never sold in bulk. Sample and mpany, Chicago or New York. 502 e If you would knock a stubborn 'nan lownx instead of stopping to argue with hi:n you would save a lot of wind and much valuable time. ~FACE LIKE RAW BEEF dBurning Up With a Terrible Itching Ec zema-SpeedIly Cured by Cuticura. "Cuticura cured rae of a terrible eczema from which I had suffered agony and pain for eight years. being unable to obtain any n help from the best doctors. My scalp was covered with scabs and my Lace was like a piece of raw beef, my eyebrows and lashes a~ were falling out, and I felt as if burning up from the terrible itching and pain. Cu tieura gave me relief the very first day, and made a complete cure in a short time. My head and face are now clear and well. (Signed) Miss Mary M. Fay, 75 West Main St., Wcstboro, Mass." t To save .mur life you couldn't make a girl who is just engaged believe that all men are only ordinary human be eings with a good appetite and an easy conscience.------ - It takes rough tools to remove the rust fro:n our hearts. ~ So. 1:3. Taylor's Cherokee Riemnedy of Sweet Gim e and Mull in is Nature's great remedy-Cures Cou hs. 4ids. C >up e'd '.oxnsunmption,aind all trt at and Ir .:, ,?onbles. .At d.rugit, o,5., .and $1.00 pe~r bottie. A \ powecrflI factor in the present pheomenal dev;elopmnent of the Sout:h a long all idustrial lnes is the Manu .facturer' Rrcord. of Baltimnore. It has* accomplisehed~' grat things in ithe Ia m alay for' the dievelopmnt , of:hoSouh'sexhusriess resour o .. th epntur of Southern brain - muse!3 ed captal aided' by suich in "!1gnt-ivesmems from the ots-ie a gt a profIitable field, wvit no iw of c doing U benevolence to the Souith'ern people. The M,anufa:turer' a Rcord is almost indespensible to ev ry business man. It is able, conser vative and yet trully progressive in its ideas, and withal a very interestin; andatrative journal. 'THE TULTIT. A SCHOLARLY SUNDAY SERMON BY THE REV. ST. CLAIR hESTER. Subject: "Church and Family." Brooklyn, N. Y.-The RIv. St. Clair IHester, rector of the Church of the Messiah. prenevhed the fourth sermon in the spechil series uler the aus pices of the Men's (lil(d Sunday. His subject was "The Church and the Family." The text was from Ephe sians v:25: "Christ loved the church and gave Ilminseli for it." Mr. Hester said: It is evident to any one reading te accounts of the life and words of Jesus Christ while on this earth that it was His desire and purpose to found a so iety to represent IHiim, to preserve His memory, to make known and carry out His will. His mission was not intelnd ed to be meteoric in character-flash across the horizon of man's vision-as tonish and puzzle by means of miracles and wonders, and then disappear. leaving the. darkness as it was before He cale. His coining and being in this world was intended to make and ictually (lid make a difference. a great lifference, in the views :Vnd hopes and motives and lives of those who caine under His influence. And He planned :hat the moment He inaugurated the ivork He started, should not come to nd when Ie withdrew from the aorld. and was no longer present in the flesh to direct and superintend its ?teision. Furthermore, it was in His ind that His society was not only to -otinue. but also to grow. to enlarge. antil it should be w'orld-wide. until all :ien should have opportunity to enter ts ranks. Therefore it is that we find EIlu solemnly addressing His disciples ind declaring that upon their con ressed faith in Him as the Son of God, iaving power to phn and execute as sod, He would build His church and that the gates of hell, the comb'ied ?owers of evil, should not prevail zgainst it. They have combined igainst it and attacked it again and igain, they are still in bitter opposi ion to it, but there is no sign of yield St. Paul says: "Christ loved the yhurch." What is the proof. the evi kence, that this assertion is true? He tounded and established it-a man does not build a house unless le thinks that ,t will be worth something. He se ected and trained and appointed otli eers to be His successors and as His ?arting instructions bade ther go into ill the world and preach His gospel to ?very creature. He instituted and or lained sacraments as pledges of His ove, as continual reminders, as means y which the souls of the faithful night be fed and refreshed. Finally. is St. Paul says, He gave Himself for t; as St. Luke says, He purchased it nith His own blood. This is an abso ute, conclusive demonstration. Great r love hath no man than this that lie ay down his life for his friends, and his is what He did for His church. Oh, yes, He loved it: of this there are nany and infallible proofs. But how tbwt ourselves-7'xr love, yours and nine? It suffers by comparison? Can rour feeling for the church of God be lescribed by any such words as love? is it not the truth that there is indiffer mce, cold, callous indifference, on the art of many and positive disbelief and >pposition on the part of many others n their attitude toward the church? Any one pf us could name a dozen ii ustrations of it. We must admit it. housands never enter a sacred edifice. Dther thousands only occasionally as riosity or whim moves them. There ire some here to-night who, so far as ny church connection is concerned. nay be described as irregulars and teutrals, onlookers and outsiders. ~Ime ask you in -all seriousness, man you imagine that this venerab)le society, established at such a great 0st, even the life blood of the Lord Jesus Christ, has no claim on your al egiance? The church is the institu ion, the organization of Jesus Christ s it putting it too strong to say that o0 reject it is to r'eject Him? People vho think or act in this way do not r'e iect or they do not realize the benefit tad blessing Christianity is to a coun :ry or thme church to the family. No .ation or society of people have ever yxited on the face of the earth with at some form of relig' ,n. Statesmen, :overeigns, empire builders. econonmists nave adlmitted and recognized1 its pow tr. its value, have promoted it by very means at their comm:ind even then, in some instances, they did not >elieve in it because they saw the ne ~esity of it as a civilizing, refining and mproving conservating element in hut nun society. Now. religion could not ie and do its needed work among men vithout an organization to keep it live and carry on the activities. Youl vill understand and1 grant the impor anee of honesty and honor in our .siness and industrial life. Dishon ~sty, if the general rule, wvould mean he wreck of our whole financial sys em, the failure of banks, the breach >f tr'usts, the refusal of credit, (defal ation and distress. You understand nd will grant the desirableness of igh character. of personal and social purity, the great benefit of goodness > the heart of citizens of any country 3r community. We know what it neans to have desperadoes, cutthiroats, idulterers and thieves the controll ig lemnt in a town or city. You under stand and grant that it is vital to a peole of a state to be able to get jus tice in the courts, to 'be p)rotected in teir p)roperty rights, and vital to the existence of a state that there should be patriotism, industry and fidelity on the part of those who constitute its -itiznship). All these things, all these unda mental virtues we nmeed and must have in order to live together in peace and p)rosperity, the church of God is designed andi persistently en ieavors to produce. The church is the factory if I may put it that way, wose output is vir'tue. honesty, purity. kindness, fidelity. pr'inc(iple, imnpressedl and built into the characters of her ml(Iember, pirodulcinug these things as well and i's abundantly as our coum muercial 1 Kories amid mills produce steel hille .a. cotton Clothl or tin plate. I order thmat these moral necessities ma exist and coi-miu to be priesenlt and to a fleet our so.'ial. industriai. politca:l and family life' ther'e must be a organization to erenIte andl tra in and bring tihem out. There enan hie no suc eess withot organiiit.ion. Everyv su! 'ess is ortani.I hi for' it is wont. yalu River and Port Arthur was per fetedi in 'm eqiment. t. 'ig suppl~)~)ies Lbefore it was accomlishedi on .I i th fied :f a:ttio. Our I ii iatin culturte. imor: t2liyhii en' of'- 0i onor,P pubic ild ar1e3 the thi:eing a113 fruitmt*-'' f 0-e'(s -own broadcaest ini thi i'!:urch t Chrlist's orgn'miation. Now 1no )r .:.n7ition1 can live or do iis work wvith >m1 miembrls. If vout arme in favor of id want to see mnultipiied these vital n:tes and1( principles for whichl the hurch stands are you not duty hound t enter her fold, enlist in her ranks nd lend your aid in carrying out her niccin The church's value to civilization can be slowI by a re erenlce to his tory. IIcr triutlpanttt iarc.b down the ages is the wonder of all hiIStory. Feeble as an ini!:t in the land of her birth, she ge'v ad t:hrived in spite of opposition anl laiter persecution. (lriVen iinto liitling inl the catacoibs and caves under the earth she c' e-erl at lengih with d luled stre:gth to take her place with kings on their thrones until to-day she is the mllight ies_ single pou\ er on the face of the earth, mihtiest h'elaluse a morali and spiritual power. Though mi.hty as an army she is harmless as a dove seek ing only to help. to improve. to save. For 1900 years she has been indentitied with and given impetus it not birth to the greatest movements and most notable reforms for the welfare of the human race. And next let me ask tor what is the family under obligation to the church? She throws the arns of her protection about the divine institlttion of mar riage, making it, and to the extent of her ability. keeping it pure, honorable, indissoluable. She frees and uplifts woman from the bonda,ge and degre (ation which are accepted as the law of her being in heathen and Oriental lands, and teaches that as wife and mother she is deserving of the best ad vantages, of especial consideration. of highest reverence and purest affection. She preaches the divineness of child hood, that the wisest and greatest must become as a little child in order to enter into the kingdom of heaven: that the care, the education, the moral training of the rising generation is that first duty of the parent, the chief concern of the state, the vital self preservation of society. She gives ' herself earnestly and unreservedly to this cause. declaring that "honor thy father and thy mother" is a divine tommandment, that "children obey your parents" is sanetioned by the pre cept and example of the Perfect Man of the ages. She communicates a spir it and sends forth a cheer that blesses the home and pervades the domestic sphere and harmonizes the hearts of those who form the household. These things, taken altogetner. would seem to be enough to dispose all men to be favorable to this ancient and honorable and useful institution. Jesus Christ established it: had the highest possible idea of its worth; gave His life in proof of it; as an organization it is the greatest producer of goodness and all virtue on the earth: it enters into and sweetens and sanctities every human relationship; its history proph esies that what it has done in the past it can continue to do in the future, and yet there is bitterness and resent ment felt toward it. Why? Because many do not appreciate the reasons just named for thinking highlly of it, for joining in with it. Does anyo!e here to-night share in this dislike? What is there in the church - of God you object to? If there be nothing. you are without reason or excnse for being on the outside. If there be sonic objection, the way to reach and right it is to cone in; you cannot touch it on the outside. Do not stand off and accuse and criticise. Come in and do the work for God and man toward which the spirit prompts you. As an official of Jesus Christ's society I ex tend you an invitation, promise you a cordial welcome from fellow Chris tians, offer you help to carry out any thing good you desire to accomplish and a place for meeting rent free. If you are willing to do anything to im prove yourself, to serve God, to help others, yout could not have a fairer of fer, a more cordial invitation, a better oppor:unity. The church and the family-you have no fa:uily? then you need the church all the more: comte in and be a member of thc family of Jesus Christ. the larg est. happiest family on earth. You have a family? T1he church is designed to be in an inseparable part of it, to do a necessary work in it and for it. A family, but no home? This is the condion of thousands and ten thou sands in our streets. Then let the church be your homng. There is no home complete without it. It can sup ply n. uch of the cheer, comfort, affec tion t hat beiongs to the happiest .'oues on earth; it can fit us for a home eter nal it the heavens. Our lives are set in the midst of many great dangers, triails. tempta tions: many remedies, pal liations, pan aceas are proposed for the evils that confrnt us. but I believe that the only sure :elief for our troubles must or-ig inte in the church of God, impelled by wvhat the sp)irit of God sayeth to the churches. It is not even the gos p, but the church by means of the gospcl that is to reform the world. In '7iew of what Jesus Christ did for flis churchi the inquir-y becoming to men Ks not what can I escape or shirk or find fault with, but, '-Lord, what wilt T[hou have me to do?' In view of His demionstration of love. what is the proof in kind He has a right to expect of us? Is it not con taieI in this saying, "If ye love Me keep My commandments," and this is thw fulfilling of them. Come in fir-st yourself and then do what you can to bring others for their good, for your hap:nss, for the glor-y of God, in sign of affection for Jesus Christ, Short Meter Sermons. Opposition cures apathy. Faith creates the future. Fatalism takes all. force out of life. lu;ty pipes do not enrich the water of lif-3. A matn may be loud and yet not say much. H ppiness is never gained until it is gi'.en. Manufacturing sorrow is one of the worst of sins. Not Enougth. Thon you think the .iudge will be satistied if you say: "-Lor-d, I had so many names in my visiting book, atnd so umnfy invitations Icoulid not refuse. that it was impossible for met to attenid to those things."-Gor-ge Macdonald. The Life of a Bride. A woman may know that she has ceased to be a bride ony WTen she finds her.selfr saying un corlimentary thing:s to her husband. Te first time her husband criti cises her frocks. W-ten she discovers she !s jealou.s W-ten he grows economical with his Kisses. W,.en she hngins to nag. When he become sarcastic about: the ?ood. Wien she does not mind coming to breakfast in curl papers. Wien he tells her how pr2tty sorc e othe:- woman los. When he begins to eulogize his n:tier. WV en a meal heernms so ni iint W wen he begins to 2o to hi' ib When she begins to hunt un ha old friends and enjoys c 1Uing on Waen he comes in Tate for di'nner. When she forgets to come home fror the matinee in time to greet him be~-: dmrer --MinneaPolis Tribune. 1100 Roward. 5100. The readers of this paper will be please-lI learn that there is at least one dreaded di ease that scieace ha, bc:i ablc to cure in a itssta-es, and teat is Catarrc. 11a11's Catar: Cure i, the o:ily positive cure now known the medical fraternity. Catar:s bein_ a co ;titutional disease. re'laires a cos:titution treatment. Hall's CatarrhCureis.akeninte :ally,atin; dira.tly u)Ja the ulool and mi ?oussarfaces of the system, thercby destro; ingtbe toaudatioa of the disess, and givi: the patient strenai by building up the coi 3titution and assisting nature in doing i work. The proprietors have sa much faith i tscurative uosers that they o.Ter One Hui :red Dollarsforany ca ta:: t falsto cur< Send for ds' o' tostimoaials. A'dress F. J. CHExrv & Co., Toledo, 0. Sold by .Draggists, 752. Take iall's Family Pills fo:- constipatio A man who gets his pay in vance never works over ime. Effects of Prosperity. In the six years of tie countr greatest prosperity. from 1S97 to 10( average prices of breadstuffs advaic C5 per cent.: meats, 23.1 per cen dairy and garden products, 50.1 p cent.. and clothing 24.1. All these we products of the farmer and stekma who profited more than nay other cla of the community by th?se ::dvanct The miner benefited 42.1 per cent. I that advance in the average price metals. The only decrease in the avt age prices of commodities in that I riod was in railway freight rates, whi decreased from .79S per -ton-mile 1S97 to .7t;3 in 1903, a loss of 4.4 p cent. The report of the Intersta Commerce Commission s iows that t average increase in the pay of railro; employes in that period was a tri above S.5 per cent. COMMISSIONER CARFIELD'S REPOF It Is Found to Be Favorable to the Gre Packers. The report of Commissioner of Cc porations Garfield on the beef indu try, after about eight months' invc tigation In Chicago aid elsewhei shows that there has been an enormo amount of exaggeration in the stai ments that have appea -ed for son time past in regard to Ihe beef bu: ness. This investigation was set i foot by a resolution of the House representatives adopted March 7, 19( and the ascertained facts after a mc rigid examination of the methods al general conduct of the business a contained in a report covering 3 pages. Its figures and tables cone sively show that the popular belief enormous profits made by the lar packers, such as Armour & Co., Sw & Co. and Nelson Morr.s & Co., at In the exclusive control of the bu ness which many think they enjoy, really without foundatio 2. The report made to Pr ?sident Rtoo< velt. by Commissioner Girfield is re. ly t', first official statement of the tual conditions of the beef busine that has been made, and is all the c clusions arrived at are br sed, as shov by him, upon data officially obtaine there seems to be no reF son why th should not be regarded a s reliable ai in all respects trustworthy. This report shows wh; the price both cattle and beef advanced to t highest level ever known after t short corn crop of 1901, nnd states th because of the decrease in numuber cattle and also in decreased weig: "the high prices of beef which caus so much complaint amcng consume at this time were attrit utable1 whol to these abnormal cattle prices." All the figures of the live weight al live cost of all dressed beef cattle we obtained from actual killing recor< and all information of every kindc taned by the Commissioner was vol taily and freely offered by the pac ers, all books of record and pape connected with the business havi: been placed at his disposal. To make certain that. the results the investigation should be absolute accurate, the Commissioner states th a double method of ascertaining prof was adopted, .and, without going iri detail here, it is found that the cone' sion arrived at shows an averago,pro of 99 cents per head. The Comm soner says "the close parallelism the results of the two methods of certaining the profits confirms col pletely the correctness of the gener conclusions." It Is clearly establish' that 'Western packers do not conti more than half of the beef supply the United States," the conclusion the Commissioner being that the bu: ness5 done .by them amounts to "abo 45 per cent." of the total slaughter the country. The whole report is extremely inti esting and well worthy of careful y rusal. As an official report it may regarded as worthy of confidence, al it certainly leads the reader to t: conclusion arrived at by the Commi sioner when he states that "the ca: talization of none of these concerns excessive as compared with its actu Investment," and that from thoroua and rigid examination of original e tries In books and papers to which:] had access there was also "indirect el dence that the profits of the packe in their beef business are less than frequently supposed," as shown comparison between the total profi and the total amount of sales. Nothing beats a good wife-xce a bad husband. .GRAND J ' GRAND PRlZB PRIZE .WAThDPROOP OILED CLO71THING RECEIVED THE - HIGRST POSSIBLE AWARD AT THE ST.LOUJIS WORLD'S PAIR. Send us th'e names of dealer,s in your towun who do niot sell our goods. and we will send you a, collection of pictures. in colors, of fcimous towers of the world. sn , A. J. TOWER CO.. ESTASL.5SiED 1836. BosTON. I".W YORK. CEAoO. TOWER CANADIAN4 co.. Limieb. TcRONTO CAN. 5, DEMOR.EST Self-Feed SWINGLE Machi' For SPECIAL. BARGAIN PRICES Add-sa DEMOREST FOUNDRY & M. CHINE WORKS. DEMOREST. os........ae ,.g mn in aglee on euaUO' WOMENO' This Statement Has Be< Modest Women Ev Male Physicians. edt.1 A . er re ss ~ 's. of i4- rs.e41W armer An eminent physician says tha "Women are not truthful; they will li< to their physician." This statemen te should be qualified; women do tell ti he truth, but not the whole truth, to 1d male physician, but this is only in re e gard to those painful and troublesom disorders peculiar ':o their sex. There can be no more terrible ordea a to a delicate, sensi-ive, refined womat at than to be obligoe. to answer certail questions when those questions ar asked, even by her family physician r- This is especially the case with un s- married women. s- Is it any wonder, then, that womei -e, continue to suffer and that doctor us fail to cure female diseases when the: :e- cannot get the proper information t< ne work on ? si- This is the reason why thousands an< )I thousands of women are now corre of sponding with Mrs. Pinkham. To hei F th-ey can and do give.every symptom ' so that she really knows more abou s the true condition of her patients ad through her correspondence with then re than the physician who personall' 08 questions them. u- If you suffer fror. any form of troublc in peculiar to women, write at once t< g Mrs. Pinkham, L'ynn, Mass., and sh< ,ft will advise you free of charge. ad The fact that this great boon, whicl i. is extended freely to women by Mrs is Pinkham, is appreciated, the thou sands of letters received by her prove Many such grateful letters as the fol e- lowing are constantly pouring in. - Ask Mrs. Pinkham's Advice-A WiN Ss n- LfYtTTE STOCK FAIF., IARGET n J. CROUCH & SON, Id.ayP$oP*$ Ci re~ 1d C be The Best H EVE] The Coming at 108 Stallions ar of eral terms mad it, needs a stalilor adTo better advertise the South's Leading Business College, four schola.rships are of re fered young persons of this county mtles thai S,cost. WRITE TODAY. 'M4A- BUSIIE8800ILEE, lcoD, G in The quality and quantity of the LS- crops depend on a sufficiency of SPotash 'ol in the soil. Fertilizers which are of low in Potash will fiever produce ofera sfarmersuld be familiar 'with the maokerprtionsf ingredients that go t of crop. We have published a series of books, o containn the latest reeares on thsal Iif you ask. ~rte now while you think of r- t o GERMAN KALI WORKs $ e- Nw York-95 Nas Street, or be .yAtlanta. Ga.-2 south Broad Street. COnCBnIral0( #Crab Orchar d WATER Nature's Great Remnedj DYSPEPSIA SICK HEADACHE CONSTIPA TIOI~ Stimulates the Liver, regulates the Bowell and keeps the entire system in a health; oondition. A Natural Product with a record of a Cen tury. If afflicted try it. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO,, aLOUISVILLE, KY. NO MORE - -l BUIND' FIORSES! For SPECIFIC OPH T HAILIIA, MGOi UlLINDNESS and OT HER~ SORE EYES BA R CO., HAVE ASRE CUR perrne desires Ful iustructi's a by mal fo *'. Address, J.H.V anderhaven,Tavaes.Fila GESWEEALL ELSE FAILS. [T RUTHFUL rn Unjustly Made, Because ade Questions Asked By Airs. Ella Le 10 1 SMrs. Ella Lee, Fankford, Ind.,write Dear Mrs. PinkhaL:-e t I want to t rank you for what your medi cine has done for me. L Th:ee years ago I had inflammation of the _ ovaries and ulcers on my womb. I was under t he doctor's care for about three months, and the only time I was not in pain was when under the influence of morphine. The doctor finally said I never would be better, and woui bean invalid the rest of my life. I had given up in despai'. but one evening I came I across one of your advertisements and decided i to write you for advice. I did so and com menced to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege . table Compound. Ibegan to improve at once, and to-day I am a well woman, and I know it is all due to your advice and medicine. Mrs. J. H. Farmer of 2809 Elliott Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham: "I cannot thank youenough for what your advice and medicines have done for me I They have done me more good than all the doctors I ever had. " For the last eight years I have sufered with female troubles; was very weak; had nervous prostration, and could not do my work; but I am happy to say Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound has made a different woman of me. I am -in' perfect r health and have gained in weight from 98 pounds to 122 pounds.'" No other medicine in the world has received such widespread and unquali fied endorsement. No other medicine has such a record for actual cures of i female ills as has Lydia E. PinkharA'a Vegetable Compound. Mni. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has s - guided thousands to health. 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