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HAUrWXLL UHTVZL, BAKHWBLL. SOUTH OAROUKA AFTER INFLUENZA- ^ WINTER COLDS— BAD BLOOD You afe pale, thin, wealp— with little ▼itality. Your liver is sluggish arid the bad blood causes your stomach muscles to lose their elasticity and become flab by and weak—then indigestion. 7 Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis covery, made from wild roots and barks, and free from alcohol or narcotics, is the great and powerful blood purifier of . to-day. Ingredients printed on wrapper. This tonic, in liquid or tablet form, is just what you need to give you vim, vigor and vitality. Take it as directed and it will search out impure and poisonous matter throughout the system and eliminate it through the natural channels. . You can procure a trial package by sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. Lay, Ky.—"Last winter I suffered from stomach and liver trouble and bad been for about a year. I wae nervous, had pains under my shoulder blade and in' my left side. Had ’gassy’stomayh and heart burn and hid headavhi; ro<wt oi the tune. Alter Fame and Riches for First Aviator to Cross, US f 1 CUM SETS SICK CROSS. FEVERISH OtnOYEi UMFOKfl OtTEKlUTlOltU siiNMrSniooi ' ■.►vnryiryieoiryi’^tw;;.’' w WASHINGTON.—’The indications Atlantic will be..made soon. The /. P IF /. iivjii T'lTZw/ LOOK AT TONGUE! THEN GIVE FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR STOM. V ACH, LIVER, BOWELS. .By RICV. t* B Teacher "of knglihh Bitil*’ BihTe Institute of Chicuko a* iln rlrtt. 491 ft ■' 1 b* i TBft. D. 6.. in tl e Moody * «*nfiaiwr I nion.i Medical Discovery. arc that an alt earn t to fly icros* the Aero Club of , America has offered a prize of .^O.OOO. The, London Daily Mail bus offered $50,000 for tin* first sue* eessfnl flight, with an additional 000 iT the trip Ls made in a British- built machine and the start is from ; ^ilish soil. At least two British air plane tnakers are at' flights. The Aero club has been noti fied by cable that three. British dyers have entered the Daily Mail’s contest; their names are not made public, (’apt. Hugo Sunstedt., an American who is experimenting with a machine of- 1*1 s' own design at Bayonne, N. J., entered the Daily Mali’s contest February H. Lieut. Col. William A. P.isliop, the Canatlian are of aces, has stated publicly that he will essay the flight, as soon asAiis lecture tour is finished. It is known here that Brigadier General Kenley, chief of aeronautics of the army, and Com mander Tower of the navy are planning to attempt the flight in person. - Captain Soirstedt is likely to be the first one to start. He plans fd fly |rpm New York to St. John’s, N. I'., and from there to cross to Ireland, a distance of l.S'XJ mi I Os, in 21 liours. Other starters from this side plan to fly to tin : not*Vwpr*Tnythlfi< j Azores, miles; tltcmr Jo Rui’tufriit, tff.'i jirib's. scarcely on my stomach*- v—- ■ ■ f a«rt even water. 1 -didn’t \ think there rm a medi cine made that would cure roe; but in January my huaband got a bottle , Auer uaiug 1 ^ r m*»t ^'Iny HK Fuited States senute is always organized for business. The house of representatives, in its entire membership, dies at noon tin March 4 of the years, ns H)F7, lBlO, ete. At tin* stane lime only »Uf*ibiH of the m«-ittber- '‘CALI^ORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS” CAN'T HARM CHILDREN AND THEY LOVE IT. LESSON FOR MARCH 30 REVIEW. GOD’S HAND IN A NATION’S LIFE i vu Wbvvi, I (I1UU l 4 i*t,„ Tk K3 The Congress of the United States of America .ysplomj .. I cot »u«(b,r h.iUl. ,nd j T after lining the second bottle all of my •> mptoms were'gone. I now feet good and Can eat anything j ,w *d 1 want and it doea not hurt me. I will alaaya praian thin medicine.Vr». Lxztxt Frtdtrick. There is L; fWfe tSa’ RofiT7\jous~J :arieF ' Hayes’ 7 Healing Honey Stops The Tickle Heaie The Throat Cures The Cough Its Soothing Healing Effect bool gives relief. If the Cough to deep-seated and the Head or Cheat to acre, a penetrating eaWe should be applied. This greatly heipe any cough syrup in curing Coughs and Colds. A FREE BOX OF HOVE'S O PEN-TRITE SALVE ytOB PKK8IDBXT MARSHALL laid ber.ire the senate the'other da ( Opus tfc» Pwm lod Pjntntis J Fir Oust Colds, Head Colds, and Croop, ty party ■ ship of the senate expires, always remaining two-thirds of the sen- ■ ate. more than a quorum, reudy to do business.. Un«Ier the provision* of tlie 1 Const n fit loll the members of the house of representatives are elected t/S-serve two yearf. When each new .Congress ! convened it is necessary for the house ! of representatives'to elect u presiding odieer ami 'all of its other elective I otliciuls. Tlie presiding officer of the senute is ib«- ylce |ii'i^ii|iMit of the l’tilt ed Siutes. and lie Is ready to do busi ness. IteorganTxaf : <>ti |s n.>t & necessity for the senate. hut the inn fori always dm** reorgtmir.e that luuly, although generally not immediately. - -.ty.net i Coll «!**•** exist* during the period of tlie life of the li<itlof fepri*- sentutives. mid tlmt is ouly two yearn. Each congress,expires at noon on t March -I of Dm* o<ld years. Senator* nre Heeled for terms of nix yeurs eaeh. I They are divided luto three cIhshm. The term* of one-third expire with each congre-s. In tlie general elections last November there were elected 4't.Vrep- j res«-ntatlv»*s, tliut being the complete membership of the bpn-e ,,f representa tives. At the same time thejre were rtiow n only senator*, and tiiat Is one- third of tlie legislative body, whose complete membership U '.hi. Tlie terms of these J2 senators will expire at noou on the fourth day of Mareli. 1 !*!!•"». These *3l! senators constitute* wiiMt I* know n as the •*'!«** of lltV' The majority of' these senator* are veterans. There are IS veterans t ln thl* class, men of ex|ierie.ire in the rules and regulation* of the senate. Theoretically these veterans are more valuuhle to the country rtau any new. Comer. Anyway, under ordinary condition*, they keep the chairmanship*. Mother! Your child isn’t naturally Cross and peevish. See if tongue is coated; this 4a a sure sign the little stomach,* liver and bovrels need a cleansing at once. When listless, pale, feverish',, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or feet naturally, has stom ach-ache, diurrhnea, remember, a geu- tle liver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment given. Nothing equals ‘‘(’alifornla Syrup of Figs" for children’s Ills; give a tea spoonful. and in a few hours all the foul waste, sour bile and fermenting fowl which is clogged In the bowels passes out of tlie system, and you' have a well and pluyful child again. All children love this harmless, deli cious “fruit laxative,"' und It never fail* to effect a^ g«*»d “Inside" clenus- lng. Directions for babies, children of all ages and -grown-ups are plainly on the bottle. Keep it haudy in your home. A little given today saves a ffirk child tomor row, hut get the genuine. A*k your druggist for.’a bottle of “California Syrup of Fig*.’’ then see that It is made by the “California Fig Syrup Company."—Adv. sKLEl!TfON FOR' KKAPI"Ni«—John J* H-28 . '. j 'iOl.DK.N fliXT—KighlBoifsiie,* exalt- etlr a nation, but »ui is a repioai b lo *n> people —Proverbs, I * ;::4. / PRIMARY Ti) f M< - 11i»v* i lo>l led til* people (Psalm* 77 -0> Jl-NIQJ* Tttpiy' »-4I«».ognizijn{ (>od'» !• iwiuL.iia.*- _ "T - "" ■.* "*•' I N I KKM Kill ATK TUPlC-J\x :den. e» of God's jjaTtlanve Jt— Uce Israel was.a tlieo» isiic nation, perhaps the besi metii«eJ.,of review will ! be to trace God's hand n dial nation's life. Israel was lei. led. clothed and rdisciplined by (hxJ. j Lesson I. God's bund is clearly di* ] cernible in the eypeihuces of Israel I Hi Kgypi. • Israel was to.lie the reiig ion--tea-her of. (lie world., iliejvtore ; I lie* -ini lion must sojourn iu’Kgypt. tlie most advanced iu leinijn^ of any na , lion at 1 itat tim* f ^’””ln order tlmt Moses the great lawgiver niighi he equipped with the best p<>ssib!e edncMtion GihI 4i<ed IMtaraoh to oppress tlie people. I hi* oppression served a threefold pm pose; (1) It served tlie testimony to die Lgyptian nation that the living God THAT CHANGE IN WOMAN'S LIFE -i — ^ Mrs. Godden Tells HjOW It i May be Passed in Safety and Comfort. Fremont, O.-t/‘I waa pasting through the critical period of life, being forty- six years of age and had all the symp toms incidentto that change—heat flash es, nervousness, and was in a general run down condition, so it was hard for me to do my work. Lydda E. Pinkbam’e ” Vegetable Com pound was recom mended to me as the best remedy for my troubles, which it surely proved to be. I feel better and stronger in every way aince taking it, the iptoms havedisap- Godden, 926 Na- and the annoying symi peared. ” — Mrs. M. poleon SL, Fremont, Ohio. Such annoying symptons as beat flashes, nervousness, backache, head ache, irritability and "the blues,’’ may be speedily overcome and the system restored to normal conditions by this famous root and herb remedy Lydia E. Pink hum * Vegetable Compound. If any complications present them selves write the Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for suggestions how U overcome them. The result of fortj years experience is at your service and yfipy !-(»♦»- ■- U-i(4 A- 1 — — - Natural Philosophy. “What happens when a light fall* into the water at an tingle’ of 45 the "a* the God of I>ruel. Tlie more they j £m , 4 out.” oppresM-d them, the more they multi- -f ’ Ohio Asks Punishment of William Hohonzollern AuU Eshauat (.litistii»*r, wIim J% r* 1 ending British author! soli*, contends that on* **f earlH.ii uioi'ioxide ii| *\ s|«*n Is tn calls** a p repflhility tn pin‘iifti*»tui presented a cinm) •|**al siip|H>rt of hi* i*onteiilii Atitonioliile engine i always coutaiii this it Tin*_w .truing mup*) o| Causes Pneumonia. nixed as a on gas pol- 1 the e!T****|s ill** itiimati >11^’ •I lie* , idem It In snit oln to enclosed with every bottle of HAYES’ HEALING HONEY This to the only cough syrup on the market with which this additional treatment to given. The salve to also very valuable as a Germicide for the Nose and Throat You get both remedies for the price of one. 35c. Sold by ad Druggists. If your Druggist should not have it in stock, ho will order it from his nearest Wholesale Druggist Made, Recommended and Guaranteed tc the Public by PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY. , MAJICrACTURXXS OF Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic m 1 10^ m ^ .v at r a r«***»- :1m* coin* . . that fn| Ul>*l Grandmother's Remedy for Croup, Colds, Coughs It 1* nothing nrw to fight croup. Coughs. »orenr«s in the chest and colds by external treatment, but nomctlm<*s we forget bow effective this treatment ls. Is one of the oldest and best- known remedies for the treatment of cold troubles. You Just apply It externally, and rub it In, and it will aurprise you how quick ly it relieves congestion and soreness. Buy MOTH ER’S JOY* SALVE from your dealer. 25c. and 5Uc. Jars. Gocre Crease Cs. Gtttnba, • H» C* \ FOR * Craqp, Colds, Coojts, ' Pneumonia, Etc. (iv« external applica tion, of BRAME*S VAPOMtNTHA salve Witt not ftx.o clotbaa. 25c, 50c aaJ $1.00 Jan .xt all Daucuma WMatM*aaMb, luttoil adopttHl by th«* l«*gis|Htun* of Ohio, whic h twin rt*f**rr**ti in iiiittc*# on the JmIU-iary. Tin* rt*»olimoa rt*cllt*s. among oth**r tliiug* - - “W1u*r**:i*. It I* chnrgt'd Will in m i I • >1 ■ • *i i z.« *11 •* r n. ill* kntsrr wmt rmpornr n ni;:my. rnr aled hy u lust for worhl ihtiuitiatioit. wus the* Instigator anti cause «*f the rectuf? ’Xvorltl omltict of arms, v. hi**h ha* Urcitclo ti the* ficUix uf Europe iu bliHwl; entuilts] a sa<*ritlce »,f millions of lives; mui.’lteil STItl ^Tippled for life tnllli*ui* more; !«»»• waste vast areas of cultivated land* with their happy boqies; brought woe, want, uud starve* ticm to mnUituites of innocent s*s*ple. “Wlieiva*. it Is further charged and believed tlmt Oaid William I1<>Ih*iizoI* lern, disregarding liiternationiil law, has violated solemn treaties made by hi* government, ordered ids generuto and soldier* to use brutal and iulittuta.i methods of warfare never before used or known by civilized nations; that he commit tided his officers and men to kill and murder defenseless men, women and children; und that during said conflict he advocated such hellish designs and employed such infernal devices of warfare tn order to overcome nod destroy the cherished democracy of the world as to create himself the arch enemy of mankind and tlie greatest criminal of all times Therefore, be it "Resolved by the general assembly of the state of Ohio, that it is Uie sense of this body that ‘punishment of crime must be made certain in order that society tnav be safe’ and that nations may be secure iu their right* and llbet*- ttTXT"Whether the criminal be of high or low degree, whether he lie a king or a peasant, a ruler or •• slave; that ill the interest, of* tlie welfare of the human family and lor the future safety of nations justice demands t illiatti iloheuzollern should be apprehrtided,- auch forma! charges preferred against hint us the evidence warra -ts; that he be given a fair and impartial* trial with full opportunity for defense, and, if found guilty, that he be made .o suffer punishment commensurate with his crimes, the same as any.other e iniiuul." Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured tiv |. <-«i Mppll* ation* d* th,y cinnui r«w*'h tn* diwuel iiortion of lire ***r- Tlitrt to only on* wav to c*ir* <’ai«r>'ul 0*afn«*M. md thMt I* bv « eonatitu >r»l r**m*«ly. It A 1.1 .'S G \TaURII IIKDi'UNK act* throuKti th 1 * IPimmJ on tti* M l<i.oa S .rf:««-*» of tt..- 8ytt*m. Catarrhut I»*af'i**iMi la -fqi oi ti> x* liiflatn**! (>re»liit«»n m4 IK*- netcnu* lining of tb* Fiu*'»«*t,t»n T ib** When thl* tube is Intlim.U snil hav* * n.mhltng »ouiul or Itnpr-f** t I «**rtnx. »nd wh*n It Ts entirely c|om<I, I **nf:i»«--. 1* th* r*aalt. t'nlepM tin* Inttonun itlon r.»r b# r*- die cl and thl* tub** rrct^r**! to It* no; mil condition, heating nr*./ h* dc*troyi>t forever. Many <•»*♦*<( of IVifnci art caused by Catarrh, which t* an tnnxnrel conilltlon of the Mucous Rarfirw ONE HUNimED DOI.I.ARi? for any ea»« of Catarrhal D**afe >■* :l>a» cannot be cured by HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE All Drugglata 75c Clr'-ula* - * fr**e F. J. Cheney A Co. Toledo. Ohio. Boy Wanted. itfliee Boy YotlV wife is ut tlie t«*lc- jdtolie. sir. B*ts>—Tell her I'm out for the ufler- nnmi. Ltliiy iiw»-—lie to tcii yt»tt lie's onf for the afternoon.—Boston Tran script. Colds Crow Better nrprWnglr moo. throat inflaatmattoa dlaap- I ■**“•*'*'» imtatioa to rgheved tod throat tick- , suu maintain it. hag atop*, vtot yoo dm reliable, tee-teeted | ^ principl PISO’S Text of Monroe Doetrine of the United States f * H i :UE Is The Monrne doctrine which lqtlks so large in the putdic dt^i tssioh oi the tongue of nations, together with tlie cTr«;imisianees under whi-h.it was euuueiated by James Monroe, fifth president of ilie United State* In his message.to congress'December 2, 1S2.’L Several S'utnish colonies of Central- and South America had won their inde- ix*mlence after many years of struggle and their independence had been rec ognized hy the.United States. In 1822 Spain appealed to the holy alliance— Russia, Prussia, Austria and France— for assistance in recovering her lost colonies. At the same time tlie Rus sian czaf issued an ukase, putting forth a claim to tlie Pacific coast of North Arfierlca-as far south as latitude~5l r degrees and to exclusive rights in till? north Pacific ocean and" Behring sea. IleiTre the two parts of which the Mimroe doctrine is composed. The text is a« follows: . .. ' ■' . ■""/ ; .' "In the discussions to which- tliis interest has given rise, and m the arrangements by which they rauy-terminate, tin* occasion has l**eti deemed Draper for asserting, as.'a principle in which the right* and interests of the United Statcsare involved, thut the American cdutlnenfs, by the fr»s* and inde pendent condition widcli they have assumed ami maintain, are henceforth not [ . - g * •* to f>e cousidemi a*"subject* for future colonization by any Euro-lean power. . . . We owe it, therefore, to candor and'ro the amteablc relations existing j 1 >etween the United Suite* and those powers to deelure that we should con sider any attempt on tlieir jmrt to extend their system to any poition of this > hemisphere a* dangerous to our peace uud safety. With th«* existing coiuoie- i or deiH*ndenri<« of any Furois*an power we have not interfered and shall not I interfere, Bu« with th** governments ttbo have declared their Independence i and indejsmlence have, ou great consideration aud 1 le«^acknowledged, me could n*»t view any interpusitiop for rta ' purpose of opf-reacing them or controlling in.any other manner their il«**no} ' by any Knrufw-aa pomer tn any other light than *■* the ion ' ■*a ■ at, '•.•ant iK« r*il«S Hlatrs." RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. T<» half p nt o/ Water add 1 oz. ltoy Rum, t small box of Raroo C ompound, and V* z. of glycerine.. Any drug&i.*u i-an.put thu up or you can mix it at home at very lit tle cost. .Full direction- for making and use come in each box of Ilarbo Compound. It M ill gradually darken streaked. ' faded gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. It- will not color the scalp, is not 'sticky ot greasy, and does not rub off — Adv. Ii is tin*">plc:i*nntcst don’t''"have in put any "tn Uh* test.’ - life when you >! your friend* (died. (2) It served a benefieeat pur ;h»o* iu bringing tlie nuti«>n Into lt> own. It required tlie crucible nf Hill- fering to briog humanity lut.t U* uwa It tutide tlie natinti willing to leave I Egypt and go to Canaan, the promised land. Hud not tlie liuud of npprmsiou i»e*-u upon them they unplil Iimvv chosell tn remain iu Goshen . { Lcseon II. When |*rae| ready to 1 go to Camian lhid Imd a l«*Mder r**ad> for tlie difficult task. HI** pareutage e*lu*'ati*»ti at Ids uintherht, jtn«*e and at IMinranti s^ eiairt, au*l isuiiuiuiiicalIon | with tin*| in the desert uf Mtdian bad ’ •s|iiip|sst him for this surL Leaaon III. Tlmugti en-)a«e,| |»* a powerful uuiUui. G*m1 iindertn*»k in**- | dnin for Israel, and by leu telling ; strokes—file plagues lie (ur« the ' shackles from llielr luiuds and set them I flee. The l*assn\er Is a memorial of i that blessed deliverance. i Leaaon IV. G«h1 n|N*ne«t the Ited set ! ami made a path of safety fur Israel to I 4*r«e»s, but overwhelmed Plieruob ami I Ilia host* in tli’e see. Leaaon V. Israel bllierly complained ' tvlieti they lured the wilderi^ss with out fiMNl Gin] sent them manna and ! uuuils. *| lie luaniia did not fail them I until they came Into Canaan. Lecaon VI. liml sent Jethro to give needed i*nutis«*| to Moses. The strength I of Moses was altoill to break. God look j <dte nius'de of lie* eomnnmwrahh of f l-raei and through him «sMiiiiimii<*aUnl 1 the *\ islimi W’llli'li Mi*s«*s needed tu J saveJilm from c«»ih*;i«e through over- V'lirk, , % Lesson VII. At Stnal Nraei I« organ l/t**«l into a nation, and the ten com i na lid i lien t* are given a* their const I- ! tution. In this coiistiiiitlon |s dearly 1 set forth tmm's duty to God ami AIn obligation to hi* L*Mow men. Lesson VIII. God'* hand la seeu in , Ills burning a.iger ngaimtt the nation j for turning awa>r-fpoin him to wttrshlp | the golden en!f. He is a Jealous God; 'lie will not tolerdte a rival. Lesson IX. Through unlielief the _yples are sent to search out Canaan. ' When they were urged.lo take posses sion .of the land according to Go:',’* promise they rebelled. Because of tliis failure Gmi caused them to wander in the wilderness for .TS years. Lesson X. When God’s disciplinary measures hud run their course tlie peo ple were Imek again hjhui the border* of ('unmin. Joshua \mis chosen by Oort to lend lit** peopfe. as Moses’ time to depart htoi conn*. Lesson XI. In tlie (*ltb*s of refuge God provided tint* revenge should not take the place of justice. Lesson XII. He jo re .Toslittii's death God through him set forth the condt ; *A Real Memory Test. • "Is his uietuoQ g'HM|?“ ‘Shm't kliow. T’ve never te*l«*l ll oy lending him iauui*>'.'' W’lto R«kf U TiCfc 1 ** M anin a a «m en ORovas rant h»jwbl n>- *t,ma<-ii aos uddSIm. Sr* dllW, tlans oft UM feutllft P»rf*et ; ft* r* Rollitig stone* guttler V«*|ftier tin roiling itotlnr*. no iiiimx Kt*t Rinog aunt R*eft W tt-ry Crm Sil« k> i:>.» ftil hni»* prompt I* with night- ijr appllralUn# of Roman Kr«* Balaam Alt. It la your won’t power that also win* tictorie*. — “Bine” and Worried ? “Blue.* 1 worried, halt •u k peufile • kould find out the cause of their truw- bl**a. Often it re merely faulty kidney action, wkicli iflow • the blond to get loaded up with potaone that irritate the ot-rvea. Backache, headaches, dimness and snnoviag bladder trouble* are add ed proofs that the kidney* need help. Use Doan's Kidney Fills TbooaABds thank them for relief from just such t roubles A North Carolina Cam - ■ — Mrs T Rector. Washington 8t , Hu- alrerfordton. N. C.. •eye: “I had n bed ■pell of kidney trou ble. There wee s dull pstn acroee my bweh «M 4 ess att run down When t stooped over, s •harp pstn would shoot through my beck end almost take my breath away. I was terrt- >*«■» blv dtaxv. black *■*1 • pecks appeared be fore rnv eyes, my head ached and I suffered from nervous spiffs M> kid neys didn't art right either. I used Poan’e Kidney P*lle and they eoon entirely cured me" Get Deea'a el Aey Stars. 00c a Bee DOAN’S “'“JiV roSTOtaOLBUftN CO* OUFFALO. N. Y. ' / To climb steep WW# requires pttce. itt first.- -Shakespeare. twnv Hon* upon’which the nation’s welfare coni*) lie niHintaiii*Ml. tianteh/ whole HOBrten phedicnce to God ami separa tion'from their wicked neighSora.' A Prayer. 4 Our Father, we files* thee that thou tinst not wulted/io fie asked but know ing our need, hast'permitted us, in thy great mercy, to make our requests known unto thee, a* weU ** our.atlo- t unto tw ratlon/»n<1 Joy In -thee, so we pray thee tor the tilings that are requisite ntnl necessary. Thou knowest what tiling* we have need of before «v ask thee, but thou hast bidden tts ask thee because thou deligbtest in’ our con sciousness of dependency ujant fhea and wouldsf have us feel our needs that "e may lie fit to receive their ' supply. Through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen. Good Digestion and natural bowel movement result from tiie «ae of— MRS. WINSLOW'S SYRUP Tto IrfaeW’ *ad CkikW. I This superior purely vegetable preparation for correcting baby's troubles contains no alco hol, opiates, or narcotics. - Brings gratifyi*-.g results for mother and child Formula oo Every Horse Ownev who haaevar triad Yager 9 * Liniment win raad admit that k is by far tha btit ax ' re**.’econom ical linim If-, c-aeral aubia vse. For . mod ligaments, spavin, harness galls, sweeny, wounds or old sores, cuts sod any enlarge ments, it gives qui^k relief. It contains twice aa much as tha usual 50 cent bottle of liniment. At all dealers. Price 35 cents. YAGER’S LINIMENT L GILBERT BROS. A CO. BaltiBon,n. CHEWING * SMOKING Tobacco for Sale Old Kentucky and Tennessee Natural Leaf Toboee* —borne crown. The beet in the world. Try It once and you will never sse anvbtberkind. We have It from one to eight yea re old. Sound and sweet with tu nature) ttsvur. We can deliver it to your door for 6 pounds B.60, 10 pounds M.7&. WHITNEL TOBACCO CXL, FulUwt. Ky. Retail Dealers la NATURAL LEAK TURAU00 Farm Equipment Every up-to-d.V.e farm has its clipping machine for horiw and dairy cows. Horses work better when relieved- of wnjter costs—cowv give cleaner milk when flanks an 1 udders are clipped. Agroailturol school* M,m) Government farms u*e dipping ma chines. >Va should have one. Get s Stewart Ball Bearing Clipping Machine Na 1,$9.7S. Send $2.00 —pay balance on srrivsL Or write for 1919 catalog. wwP»* ■ If Si * atE KrVVs ••• VMEWsMt Sphere of Hix Holinesa. - If this *ph**r*» of hi*« mercy arid wrath, tenderness and severity, Is so f beautiful, what shall t*e the splendor I of the sipp^re of his holme*.*? What ( the glor> of the presence ebamber Judged by the yxisdleoce of tl»i*i dia* > tagt boundary bulge? ^ Going to Church. We ran not take advantage of rhnrvii »'ttu«ut gotng to rttoik tha . or oiaM take silt* jt ■ vrefc-dti arhoal. wittwso. to dawrs each la* “3HMS. A^Mj4taomttis*(iHrtt laistytaSafarFadsflyr. »e- aad fires as Procrwvs. KODAKS & SUPPLIES We area da hlgbewt eloaa a11