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HAPPV AND HEALTHY. A IlVnuUfiil Canadian Girl Saved From - ' Catarrh of the Lunpn by Pe-ru-iia. MISS FLO ltl; NIK KKNAU. MIh* Klort'iico 1'J. Komtli, 431 Maria Htruet, Ottuwu, Out., writes: ?' A few month* tifju / (uw/ht a soiwro cold, U'htoh nettled on my tuny* a ntl renuttnecl there ho perntHtently that I became alarmed. l*inok medl vlm> without henc/lt, untli m y dlyrnllve oryann became upnet, and in*/ head f | ?t(l buck bcyan to ache ntverely and / rcquentl y, ?' I wan advlHod to try I'crnna, and although I had little fatth, I felt no nick that 1 uau ready to try anffthlny, II brouyht me blenned relief at oner, and I felt that I had the rlyhl medicine at taut. Within three week* I wan O'tmplelel y rcn'orcd and haw enjoyed perfect health ulnae. " 1 now ha ve the yceute?t faith tn l'erana." l\ t'. KKNAIU, f OM ICX should hewn r<? of contract- 1 iij,-? <*m In rrli. 'i ll t j cold wind and I rain, *ln*h and mini of winter arc es pecially coiidneivc to catarrhal dc raiwnipnt?. i'?*sv women cHeapc. I -poll l In1 11 I'M KyinpltimH of catching fold Pernnn Khonld h<? taken. Is. fori I j Ilea ( lio nyidein againxt colds and cu larrh. The followlj g loiter given one yon ng Avoinan'H experience with I'erona; MIhb Hose (Jcrhlim a poptdar hoc! cty woman of f'nuvii I'olnt. Ind., and' t. ho writ cm i 1m* following: "Jlecently I took a long drive in the country, and hclng too thinly clad I caught. a hail fold whh-JU nettled on my IttngK, ?md which I Cnuhl not srcin to nhake olf. I had heard a great ileal of I'eruna for colds and catarrh and I hoi'glit a bottle to try. I am plen?cd i lift I 1 did, for !t brought Hpeedy relief. It only took about I vvo hottleM, mid I ooiiHldercd thin money well npint. "You have ii li riu friend In me, ?unl 1 not only ikIvIkc Itn tine to my friend*, hut have purHiafJcd ?evernl bottle* t?? give in iluihc without the mean* to buy, and ha vi! noticed without exception that It Iiiih brought ahout a Hpeedy cure wherever It haa been used."? MIkk lto#e CJerhlnpr. If you do not derive prompt und hii t Isfacldiy i Os tills from the use of IVrmui, write jit unco lo I>r. Uartiriltn, kIvIiik ii full '>4ntement of your cjiko iiiiiI lie will he pleased lo give you hit* valuable advice gratis. Addrettn Dr. llartinan, I'resildent of The 1 1 it rt in a n Sanitarium, (.'olumhUH, O. Mutual Misunderstanding. When Haron Haudsniunu wont to j Constanlliioplo on a vir.it to Abdul ' A'/ffc, who was then Kultnn, ho hud H'l j interview with tho grnnd vizier, who did not know h word of French. At. tho beginning of tho interview tho old long Turkish pipes wore brought in nnd then Haron IlauRsioan begun tank ini; u very long speech in French. Tho tyund vizier could not understand .1 word, but listened most attentive!? till ho noticed that his pipo had gone out and clapped Ills hand f??r a servant to come and relight It. Hnussmunn, thinking he wan upplaudlug, rushed toward him wllh outstretched hand, - intending to shako hands and thauk him. The grand vizier, seeing lib; hand _ put forth, .shook it wurmlv and said "Good-by," under the Imprevflhm it was Ilaussmnn's intention to leave, I and quitted the room. Tho attempt to he a good fellow has often prevented being a ?ood man. The Gcnuiiw TOWER'S POMMEL SLICKER HAS BEEN ADVERTISED AND SOLD FOR A. QUARTER OP A CfNIURY. I.IKE ALL WATERPROOF CLOTHING. It la mtn1? of the best materials. in blickor .ytttow. full/ ^uaMAtecd. and sold by r?(i?blr JeMm everywhere STtCIt TO THE SIGN OF Tllf FISH JTOWER CANADIAN CO. Uvl.d. A J TOWIR CO. tOBCNIO. cam noiiort.rtAM via V * W. L. Llotiqlttn niakam and itollm mora men's Oooilynar Woit ( Hnnti - Jtowfid ProvoMii) x/ioca thmn any other manufnoturnr In tha world. $25,000 REWAK7) will bo ptitil fo f\:n*.?n? wlii cau tttnpruvi" till* utul-'mrnt. TWnuso W. 1,. t?tho inrgrcttnnnnfwt hivi h? cuii l'iiy o)i<'it|i(>r iiiul nroihu-o Ins sliocs ;it a lower <'t>st iltaii ? ? t '!???? t'un corus, wliirli cnal>li<s I. mi to sell sIioch for ^H.50 in it 1 $:U>0 p<iual in nvcrv AVlty to tllOSO Slll'l (?!;>," wliorvforS l aiui $>3.0. ?. Th? Ooii^ln* two rot W - imMXVPW ten 4 nf in uitiw tha luiM oiii ntilo.i vriMlucea nbso lut?ly pur<> Innthn ; mom tfoxiiih* mul will wiuvr lon<|Oi tliitn Any 0M101 t nm < uo in tins world. Tlio ihKm luivo itriru tli tu iVouli.cil the i-ool four . y?ar?, wlil-'U ??i >v<?? 11 i Hiivurlority. why not Ulvo \V. I*. n.tUKl ?? nh'ioH 11 1 ? lul nnil imvu in. amy. Notlri' liii rniM' ?<,????, hhj?,?I Hii?li?v? I IMS ili'i' N.'.tO?4,il tO,UO A nntno( In Knur Ymrfc W*,C. DOUOLA9 5,4.00 GILT EUCC LINK, Worth (e.OOCoini)iir?U with Other Make*. Tha best bviMrle.l it nl American leather*. Hi'yl't Pat?nt Quit, I n.imvl, 0 Cat I, Calf. VHl hid, Corona Colt, ana Ml '.hwai Kanoaroo. Fast Color Lyclctx. Pailtifln ? ^,l? K*nuin? havn W. T*. DOVOI.A8 Uultllllll ? m\mn and print ?lnini*<l on linUuiu, .Shot i bu 'nail. We. frtni. /Ibis. CataloQfr**. W. 1.. ?m?i n i. vs. mr?i ii'\ ?\,M,tsv_ GREEN RAPKS Qrcnteat. Chanpoot Fond on Earth for Sheup. Gwino. ?uttlo, oto. Will t? worth 1100 to T?u I * t Boiler 9 c?uUv ^ ??rt ???out r-i-r. DIMIon Collar Qrnti ?IJ? jxwltlvl* ????'.? > ?>,( ( <..1,1 IJtoat '"<? vf ?'j* *??<*??. He#*. I, (-i-vlf. M>. ?mnt wht*? for ?r>4, I , , ,?i ,t ,-| **"""? ?KftiV.lmn f?'. ?u?W?. t~it t?f* _*'???* ?* 'd<l? IOO lorn rOWl |?. f |cfr Porthl? Notlco nn-l 10c. JJ-'flftf ?; ?:.A l i K.m H +A fully lUil. MASauerSeeoCo^H bounty LAW!) WARRANTS No. lO. "GET CLOSl?," WROTE NELSON. I And In That Phrase Ho Summed Up Hio Theories ot Sea Fiflhtiny. Our shine,' phrase, "(Jot Nexv," ap pears slightly paru phrased in u better written by Lord Nelson to Lord War wick not long before the battle of Tra talKtir. Nelson hud received from Lord Wary ick 11 description of an invention t lint, aimed to Increase the elllciency of tho marine and field nrtlllery of tho day, and to the letter containing that description the victor of the Nile re plied in tho following, which was never published uiitil a few weeks ago, when tho present Lord Warwick read it nt a public dinner: "Aly Dear Lord ? 1 feel very inueh obliged for the favor of your letter, nnrt althf:*-?/rh 1 nin not n good judge of mcchnnism. yet dure r.ay your inven tion for making cannon range their shots farther than at present will an swer your expectations, and on shore, in particular, it will ho most useful. Woolwich la the only place whore such an experiment can he plnluly tried by Bcientiilc men. On board ship our wish is to got as close as possible to the enemy. Always endeavor to inculcate the doctrine, 'Clot clo?e, and you will he tho victor.' " The "(let dose" was underscored. Thnt one phrase admirably summed up the whole Nelsoninn theory of sou strategy, the theory that led hint to dare the {.'una of the bhore batteries at Copenhagen and to sail tho Victory Silently down the line of hlazliiK French and Spanish broadsides until t-Iio readied her desired place In tho thickest of the most memorable sea I Unlit uf modern history. Textile Notes. Mai l in t Texas) llusiness League will endeavor to meet, proposition for establishment of the cotton mill re ported last week. company capital ized at JiTiO.iiiiu |k proposed to build plant ot' rj.Oilt) spindles and 3 ? ? ( ) looms for munufat turing print cloths. Yazoo Cotton Mills of Yazoo City, Miss., contemplates doubling its plant A resolution to this effort was under i rmshleration at the company's annual meeting last week. The company has at present f> I !M> spinning and 2NN0 t wist ing spindles, 1. IV Wallace, agent of Kansas Twine Co.. Independent c. Kan., is Investignt i.ig with a view to establishing twine mill at Cleburn, Texas. It's im.-v enough to he Rooil-iiittiircd if von :i s have your own way. Minn it* win <l. *ioo. Tho lenders of this paper will h?? pleased t ? ?em n that I hero Is at least ono dreaded dis ease thnt science lilts been able to euro lit all ftsrUairo-, and t hat is Catarrh. Hull's Catarrh Cute l> the only positive euro now known to the titedleal f rat et nit y. Catarrh being n eon- | Mltutlonal disease, inquires n constitutional j treatment. Hull's Cutarrht tiro istakeu Inter nally, ae,t inif directly upon tho hlootl and tnu ? I cot is surfaces of the system, thereby destroy- ! DK tho foundation o i tho disease, and tflvln ,* the patient strength by budding up tho eon- I MltuMon and assisting nature iu do|i.?< tit ? work, I'lio proprietor* have so much faith In lis oti rati vo powers that ttioy otter t?n? Hun- j ilred Dollars for nny ease that it full* to ouro. ScimI lor lifit m' testimonials. Address t\ J. Ciii'.nkv ?V Co., Toledo, O, ? fold by Druarrlsts. 7.V. Hull's Family Pills lire the Ne?t. We aie loo apt to throw hotnpiciJ at I the nnd'mtid at the living. 1 i TK 1 1 rinanentlycurod.No illsor nervous* alter tirs^ tbiy's iim) of Dr. Kline's (Sre.vt NerveliOfctoror.^'itrial bottleand tieatisofroj I . P. II. Ki in k, I t.l . ' ;H Arch At .. Phiia., in. I Ihe man who give* tip iiis seat in * ! crowded vnr imit ui\wtyx so |h?!iIc at iioute, j Mlf.Wtnftlow's Soothingly rup for children t(^|hliift, soften the KUI1>?, rrduoes liitlaminu tloiV allay* pain, euros wind colic. 'J5c. ahottlJ ?The oftener Cupid hits tho mark the moil* Mrs. he mako. ? am Mir* V Iso's euro for Con?umpttona*v??1 my life thr?? yeir^*<o. ? Mr*. Thomas Ro?? ? ?f. ainplo Norwich. y.Y? Feb. i J, tv?. All ineu may be born equal, but they don't ?t?y that way lent. ~ the road to wealth. i'UT NAM Fauii.kw Dyes u the road to ceoo winy An tnttlieetwl j??*t depend* uj.nju ti* WUl dig??tioiv _ GOOD ROADS. 'ih# lto.nl - 1' ?<r? ,tf Auierlcu. \ l.H hlmx* Uio automobile be- i t'ilino n fashionable fad t ho I forecast hllH oft Oil Uell lliadc j J dial the sentiment for good roads Would at last bp given a win ning headway In nil parts of the coun try. It wav felt that Home uucli forco wa? neeeasary to convince Ktute l.egis hit urea of the necessity of passing ?*i' fectlve aood I'oudH lawn and that the Influence* behind the autoinobilo in dustry and uh? would forward the campaign for audi end*. Hut for some reason the movement has lagged until now. The other day there wan organ* J zed in New York City "The Associate Koud-Unerg of America," under the inl? tiatlvi" of some of tlte foremoHt auto* moblllHts of the metropolis The a;?#o* elation Is a composite of ail IIik Inter* ests concerned in the betterment of the American highways the automoblllsiH, tho cyellntH, the road drivers and the truck owners. 'lulu combination In- j smcs an active campaign not only for better highways in t lie country, but for good city pavements. The association is pledged to secure both and to work loir the M^t ihfacb>ry regulation of truf fle, t li#> ejection of street signs and road guide posts, the proper lighting of streets and highways, the prohibi tion of the obstruction of tin: highways with destructive materials or their Hooding with water, and, particularly, the strh't enforcement of all speed or dinances. The Lcagty of American Wheelmen did wonderful wojfk in overcoming the Inertia of the rural dlntrlctn, and In stimulating the State Legislatures In the good roads movement. Hut it had u long, hard light, ami did not accom plish all that was to ho done. The country la so vast, ihe habit of permit, ting the roads to remain In semi -disre pair Is ko lixed, ibe cost of sclcntllb: road-making oil the great American scale Is so enormous that the wheel men found themselves only the leaven in the great lump. Their influence, however, wax excellent, and produced results which have been effectively supplemented by tho < Joverninent's work and by the few associations of automobllists near tho large cities. The association of the interests de scribed will permit a great member sldp, covering many States, and good results should soon iiovv from the or ganism ion. There is much hard work to be done in the cities in insuring a proper regulation of wnerds. With truck owiit" s and iv. lists standing' alongside of automnbilisls in tiie same unsocial Ion t In* public Is guaranteed t na : this new body will uol A\?rU exclus ively for racing rigid* for (l)t' auto m itic machine*. but will rfeek to secure a const i vaiive speed allowance ?which will provide for the safely of ihe trucks ami wheels, as well as the pleae.ure of the motor car owners. - | Washington Star. Automobile* iiihI lionil Itouilf. Thi? owners of racing automobiles have brought iinu mm-hinc, which might l'?> useful, into such disrepute Hint it is pleasant u> liiul one of them ?? ittrn ft I hi useful i mi * >i i?- service. Col* oil <* I I il? kinsuii, ol! jtyniigfiold, Mass.. left recently on an automobile trio to (Mikado which promises to strengthen Hi" movement for good roads, lie treasurer of the Now York an?l Chi- ; cago Itoail Association, which hopes to have a line of sinootli, hard highways connecting ilic two cities. The dis t anee is some S.">() miles, of which only Jl'iO miles arc of good maeadafii. The association, which numbers some 200l> members, will ask the next I*egisla 1 11 i*i ? to liond the State oi New York lo luiild a good State highway, and Mr. 1 dckinsoji seems confident of State help in Ohio. Indiana lie regards an His' enemy'* country. There is no ttueslion that smooth,, hard highways would IHi.pf immense* benefit to farmers and not be merely a conveni n v for the owner* of auto mobiles and bicycles. It has "been shown over and over again that the farmer could draw four times as heavy loads to market with l lie same span of horses o\cr a properly made road as over the average roads through even level country. The roads ought to be made ."ltd kept In repair from local taxation by the towns and counties through which they run. But co-opera tion between such neighboring divi sions in the mailer is more difficult to seeure than uniform divorce laws among the States or uniform trust legislation. One long. tine road as an object lesson might be worth even Slate co operation for Its effect upon other communities. If the automobile can be us d to promote interest in that movement it is a good thing, but fann ers are not going to vote taxes for roads which would be practically speed courses for these machine wagons, and on which il would be dan gerous to drive their family carryalls. Colonel Dickinson and his association should take the racers of their favorite machine in hand. If they could sup press those public nuisances their good toad movement would thrive better. To lluve Another Itnom. The good roads movement is going to have another great booin, now that I he automobile 1ms come to stay. -t-vf?r.v' where will be glad to help a lot g better roads, provided they arc not obliged to |my ?n undue pro portion of the cost thereon. Farmers are not opposed to good roads. On ? he couMwy, experience In many sec lions of the country, particularly In New Jersey and Massachusetts, proves thai agriculturist* are most enthusiati- , lie for ami much lieuvflicd by good road". Our readers, therefore, wel come (he renewed Interest In tbls great subject. Our poor roads are a crying disgrace to American civilisa tion It Is almost universally true, taking ill" States as a whole, that couut'ry roads are little better than they wore lifty years or ft century ago. ? American Agriculturist. **o,oon,noo rot lt?wt*. The New York Ktate Tax and Trans portation Reform Association itaet and adopted resolutions favoring the eon struct Km of m deep waterway from the Rutlson Hltw tt BvlTilo by the FedJ oral OoVemment and advocating tbe expenditure Ujr the Bute of fyO.OQO.ty? tev Ugh vv ajr l?ap?.eT?mettt, ?a Iht ot Bright'* Dlu*!*.- ' A QnicU Cor# TJtftt. rta?t*d, CASE NO. #0,011.?0, a Hoiee, <Vn'.or la gruln ab<1 f*cd, r?u5 South Wu u>v atie&t, Akron, Oi'fcmada th? following statement In IbUO; he Hat M : "Kwi* iliire the Civil War I huve had attack* of kidney and bladder troub'c, decld- ; edly Wor*e during tlm but two or threw i year*. Although I consulted pliy?l- j clung, some of whom told me 1 u;<? ; verging on IHIght's disease, uij?1 X win continually using standard remedies, i ho oxcruclallug aching Just across tlm kidneys, which radiated to the shout* der blades, ntlll existed. An might bu expo clod when my kidney* were in it disturbed condition, thare waa a dis tressing and inconvenient Ulflieulty with the action of tho kidney seen lions, A box of Doan'a Kidney IMiJh. procured at La in par let' ft Co.'* drug store, brought such u decided change within u week that 1 continued tho treatment. The la wt attack, and it witu, particularly aggravated, diauppejued." Thf?? Vturn After. Mr. Hole* say* in IH'J'J: . "In the spying of )Si>ti 1 made a public state ment of my experience with ^Joan'* Kidney l'Ula. ThU remedy cured ni" of u terrible aching In the kidney", in the small of my bark. In the muscle* of t he shoulder blades, and in tlm limbs. During the yearn that Jia\c gone by I can conscientiously say there havo been no recurrences of my old trouble. My. confidence In Doau's Kid ney Pills in stronger than over, not only from my personal expericixe, but from the experience of many otn* em in Akron which have come to uiy notice." A l-'Iti'JR TRIAL o t this great kid ney medicine which cured Mr. Holes will be mailed on application to jmy part of the United fitflte^.,. Address Foster-Milburn Co., liuffalo, X. X- I'or sale by all. druggists, pijee 0<J fronts per box. " K. Nolle of Seguin, Texas, conteni* plates building a cotton ml!>. lie con trols a water power which It i.i be lieved will operate about 10,000 aplnd Ioh, and it Is "very probable that a plant of this size will be built. II. C. Cooke of Houston, Texu-.i, ha? b**? n engaged to prepare preliminary pluim ami HpeelflcatloiiH. Canadian trade with Great Hritain has increased over $0,000,000 the past year. liitthltK Hick, a. mother* naturalir U* I ftnxipjH ebaut t)ie baby*? It u wufc tp Bl ri* wdcVti U) put thd Jiitlft on* ia lb* r.itw, lir*t ift'HJa/ ?i to!*, towc! In thu Uy:* torn o I U;? buf-iu. t"? only Ivory 2s'oaf/. a* 1 in&uy o{ the highly colored nud ar* very injurious t > the tender ?!. 14 ot .? ;i ? Ki?*atJt?r It. I'dik^r. Miss Alice Bailey, of Atlanta, (ta., tells how she was permanently cured of inflamma tion of the ovaries, escaped sur geon's knife, by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. | " I had Buffered for three years with j terriblo paius at tho time cf men ' str nation, and did not know what ! tho trouble was until the doctor pro n >un<cd it inflammation of the | ovaries# and proposed un operation. " I felt t>'i weak and sick that I felt j sure that 1 could not survive the or deal. The following week I read an ! advertisement in the paper of 10. I'inkJmm'H Vegetable Com 1 pound in such an emergency, and so . I decided to try it. Great was my Joy | to Jhid that I actually improved after l taking two bottles, aud in tho end I { was cured by it. i had gained eighteen j pounds and was in excellent health." : ? Miss Alice Hah.ey, &0 Js'orth J'oule I vard, Atlanta, CJa . ? $6000 forfeit If original ! of above letter firvuiny u*rUiinent j* car. nut Ot pro* ildCl'J, The symptoms of inflammation ami disease of tlio ovaries are | a dull tli robbing pain, accom j panted by a sense of tenderness ! and lieat low dc*%vn in the side, ! with occasional shooting pains. : The region of pain sometimes shows some swelling. The Standard RheuVnatie Remedy. L. ^XANflAI?n ')ecausc able physicians declare that it is tlie only absolute 31 AnllAiyU cure for rheumatism in if s various forms. A> prominent ? physician recently said : "I have never been able to write a prescription that will cure rheumatism, o\\ ing to the) fact that the usual reme dies do incalculable harm to the digestive organs. / KUliUMACIDE com nh-iely overcomes this diiiiculty ? benefit rather tlfan injures the organs of digcstiQn? he ncc it can be taken for ail iuifcrinit e.fer toil, or as long as need be, to effect a permanent cure." The Dcclor quoted arvcrs the cjsc exactly, " FhetunjciJc " Is absolutely luirmless. All Druggists, Jfi.oo, or expiessagc prepaid. Bobbltt Chemical Co., ? ? ? KalUiuore 1*14., U. S, A. f APUDINE Cour ^ CURES ^tomacli \ ? AND ? ? . Indigestion 10, 35 nnd 50c. at Drugstores. CANDY CATHARTIC I0? ^ 15.- l(V. All Prniirliti Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold in balk. Beware of the dealer who" tries to sell "Mmethlog jost u good." cartridges and shot shells are made in the largest and best equipped ammunition factory in the world. AMMUNITION of U. M. C. make is now accepted by shooters as "the worlds standard" for it shoots well in any gun. Tour dealer sells it. Tho Union Metallic Cartridge Co. Bridgeport, - - Conn. A Fat Field makes a fat jmrste. A fertilizer without ~ sufficient Potash is not complete. Oar book* are complete treatiut on !?rti)Um, wiuen l?y wen wlio know. Writ* <6r tUeoi. ?KR?A* K1U WOBIiH, n fclMI, N? i Yotk J So. lO. ? X. SWIFT CMEK Stack and Dairy Fire. WELL 0R8LLING ^ VJC A. < -i7?X T TVX 1? II Y J. il. Hallux, of Eoril, lklint., writes as follows: "I will *;?y ? lint 1 Imvo never rt?*oii it Well Drilling Machine tl at would i>?iuttl Hit" "Ohio" Mm Mn?* for tlti.x | Hrt d It In tl:? fastest macbitio in ear ( li or lock tlmt I ever M-en. nml I u'u well i IchmhI wlili It. I l iivo liuii no trouMo with It since 1 >inrt?'d It." Parties wishing !?> Imv MiNVInduf WeUUae.hiiiory ftadroHs LOOM IS MAiIIINK CO., ^'igh^jfcnilo. To Cotton Ginners. We Manufacture the Most Complete Line of Cotton tita Kachlnory of An; Ucmpar.y in the World, namely, ti.o PRATT, ... WINSHIP, I MUNGER, EAGL3? SMITH. \ We also make <-Unt8rs for Oil Mills, Engines and Boilers. We also sell ovorjrth'ng necessary to oompUto ? Modern Ginning Ouifit and furnlsli our 018 tcmers with full det.lled plans and ma terial bills for construction of neoessary ? houses for our plants without extra charge Tha Continental Gin Company, Biimliigham, Ala. WB1TE Foil OIIll IjATKBT CATALOGUl!. * ^ Stomach Tro\ible Can be Cvired 1 STOP TO THINK It imi fact and can be <leim>nMrnte<l to the entire *nti&fuctig;i of ntiy one Interested. The fact tnat I am n specialist o f twenty years ?tan<ting in tlic?c discaKtsoNi.v shouftl "l>c sufficient to overcome prejudice and in vite Investigation for youinclf oraotne affile ted friend. 1 i\o.ve no medlclnea or i\pp l&nco!) of ivrtv kind for s?Oo. Send ine vour name nun address on a postal card and 1 will ?cud you iu?trucUous, with out cost or obligation on vour part. . P. H. STRAVSZ, M. W? / 713 Spitx?r Bid*. Toledo, Ohio. ??? r.l jit I KKK", .OUVAHRNTAtTmror Em MitAwuKiiiiv i?uNit*. ? blllUO .aosKH URAPK TIKK8, A8PAIUUV?, HT<). Mitt mi amvlioation. A ntc* lot of .kl h/J?n\?n* B-rri ?,JVM??uil? Hocka. l-iill lilnmlnl I orkrrl* an 4 Pitlfeta Ml ?l rath. A'??? pni* Poland china mioatk, tb?*> niuntui ?id at $6.00 vault. J. B. WATHIMf) * nno., Matlaboro, V't, POTATOES ! $2.90 Bbl. ? ritjl . Moml^jj m J /rlrhtt r*<wi?i?,Hpc ??< CUnl 4,l?v?rt .-4 l*Mr*aO JMNA.UMBI WkML < CURE BLOOD POl&ON, CANCER, Ax-liln* Uon<?. Sbtftlns F?l^ ltd. lug fcklti, JSaMuk Uort9,VAe, If you Imvc l)iwrip!M or Oifvmivo K?up? tiom, Sj/.otebo, Copj4?" Colored Kt\.p* tior*, or ia?b on the *kin, Kwtti iiiii S .% ? i I ? in;;s, (JlmtJj Rwollcu, Ulorrw on uMy j..ut of the h > ly, 0**1 hare*, l.^i!*, ( ii'bunc!c>t l'uiV? *iu i A'.hed in li<uic* o.i- Joint*, Hair i,v I >r!ji ..'a < lalimg cat, pcr^tent Soio Mou'ii, (riimo or Throat, then )'>J have Illy '1 1'oiiioli. T il.C J'lt.ltik' i?!oo'l Jhlni (li.li.it.) .Soon hM Sort J, i'truple* and Krup t.oiu will heal perfectly. Arhed and 1'uina ceattf, dwelling* i i.utl ft perftct, never to return cm o ii.tdp. Jl. 15.15. cure# Can art of all kind*, .\>ijp;rjiating dwelling#, K*ting Sore a, I /.y Ukcr?s, alter ?!l el?e fa:ls, healing the rforc* perfectly. 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Write our Consultation Department cxplatnn.fr symptoms and receive free confidential advice. Thacher Medicine Company,. Chattanooga, Tenn. " Yet, your ih uiji/int *rll< II lie surf |('s /)?? Ttiachrr'i. Ilwwj'i. Tired Mother's Touching Story of Anxiety and Suffering. /! , * Cuticura Brings Blessed Cure to SKin Tortured Baby and Peace a: id Rest to?' Its Worn Out Mother. ~7 - - -?+, ::r: ? - It is no wonder that Mrs. Helena Rath was taken sicl# Single-handed, fj'nc did all the housework and washed, cooked and mended for her husband, Hans, and t heir six children. After a plucky fight to keep on her feet, Mrs. Rath had to yield, and early in 1902 she took to her bed. What followed she told to a visitor, whdycalled at her tidy home, No. 821 Tenth Ave., New York City. "I hired a girl to mind the chil dren and to do whatever else she could. I couldn't stay in bed long. Sick as 1 was, it was easier for mo to crawl arqund than to lie and worry about my iittle ones. So 1 got up after a few (lays, aud lop the girl go. I had noticed that she had sores on her face, hands and arms, but 1 paid no attention to that until Charlie, my youngest, began to pick aucl scratch himself. lie was then ten months old, und the girl had paid more attention to him than to any of tho others Wharlie was fret ful and cross, but as he was cutting teeth, I didn't think much of that. Even when a rash broke out on his face I wasn't frightened, because everybody knows that that is quite common with teething babies. 4#v- I eral of my others had it when little, 1 and I thought nothing al>out it. ? Tint the rash on Charlie's poor little face spread to his neck, chest., and back. I had never seen any- j thing quite like it before. The skin I rose in little lumps, and matter ! came out. My baby's skin was hot, and how be did suffer ! He wouldn't eat, and night after night I walked the floor with him, weak as I was. Oftcu I had to stop because I feit s faint and my back throbbed with pain. But the worst pain of all was to seo my poor little boy burning with those nasty sores. " I bejieved he had caught some disease from the girl, but some of tho neighbors said he had eciteraa, and that is not catching, they told me. Yes, I gave him medicine, and put salves and things on him. 1 ? don't think they were all useless. Once in ty^hiie tho itching seemed to let up'ti bit, but there was not much change for the better until a lady across the street asked me why I didn't try the Cutlcura Remedies. I told her I had no faith in ??hose things you read about iu the papers. She said she didn't want me to go on faith nor even to spend any L ?r>"r?ny g*fy ir)ft ftOnill Cutlcura Ointment^ I think the box was about Jrialf full ? and a ? piecc of Cuticura Soap. I followed the directions, bathing Charlie and -, putting that nice Ointment on the -sores. . ?? . " I wouldn't have believed that my baby would have been cured by a little thing like that. Not all of a~ sudden, mind you. Little by little, but so surely. Chariic and I both got move pi-ace by day, and more sleep by night. The sores sOft Of" dried up aud4frPnt away. I shall/' never forgot one blessed night when I went to bed with Charlie beside me, as soon as I got the supper dishes out of the way and the older children undressed; when I woke up the sun was streaming in. For the first. time in six months I had ?slept through the night without ft break. " Yos, t \i?t fat little l>oy by th? window is Charlie, and hia skin is as white as a snow flake, thanks to the t'njicura HimecUes. I think everybody should knoiv about th# Soap aiui also the Ointment, and if; it is KoiuK to hvlp other uiotlifcr4_ with sick babies, po ahead and pub lish what 1 have told von." MUS. HELENA ItATU. The agonizing, itching, and burning of the skin as in eczema ; the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis ; the loss of hair, and crusting of the scalp, as in scalled head ; the facial disfigurements, as in timnlca and rinmvnrm ? th* Wnl c.rr.^: t ? m,^hKuic(1iciU8, as injA| pimples and ringworm ; the awful suflcring of infants, and anxiety*^ of worn-out parents, as in milk crust, teller and salt rheum, ? all ^ demand a remedy of almost superhuman virtues to successfully cope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent are such stands proven beyond all doubt. No statement is made -r~ regarding them that is not justified by the strongest evidence. -"^ The purity and sweetness, the }>o\vcr to nffonl immediate relief, , the certainty of speedy and permanent cure, ihg#\hsflute safety and great economy have made them the standard skin cures, blood purifiers and humour rewrfiQics of the civilized world. %- - - --