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?KITED STATES SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA PRAISES PE-RU-NA. Ex-Senator M. C. Butler. Dy$jttp?in In Often CauneJ )i\t Catarrh ?f the XLmmtrJi Per una Hrliru?$ < '?i Utrrh of the Htov\<wh ami It Therefor* a Htnntrty For fyyupejina. Hon. M, ('. Btillor, K* I'. K. S<?n? tor from Bontli Carolina (or- two teniu?, in ? l?*ft?>r from \V4*nuig?on, D. V., write# to tIVrtma M?u<'in? (jo., hm follow*: "Iran reoommrmt /'/'rutin for dympepula and Htnmarh trouble. I haw bren v*iny your mwiif'lnr for a ?hori pvrtod and I fevl very wiuch relieved. It i* httlrrd a wonderful medlritie. hmidea a good tonic." (1 ATARRH of the atoinach in the cor J mi name for moat < of (IvHpopaiit. In order to cure catarrh ol th?? atom ?uth tb? catarrh lmiat be eradicated Only an internal catarrh remedy, audi M Perana, in available Peruna exactly uieot* t.li?? indicat tona Porunn IB hoM l>\ your local drug gists. Huy a bottle today. HICKS' CAPUD1NE iMMt niA ri.i.r cium HEADACHES Brc*hi up COl/DiS IN A TO IS HOUM TrUJ 10c. At DruM'M Our faith points tli?* way. Mrs. Winslow'n Soothing Syrup for < ihildren fc^ethinR.Koftcns tho^nm*, reduced nllamtiui tiou, allays pain,ourea wind eolir, 2;Vn bottle Different. "Lot mo have, thirty dollara," said * proBpoetor on? day to ;i lawyer friend. "I must have |*?wdnr and ?rub. I'll pay you baeU within a week. I've struck II rh'h I'm within three feet of a m111l*?i\ dollars." Two woeks later the lawyer, who Imd ac commodated his friend, met him ">n the street. The pronpeclor seemed anxious to avoid hi* eteditor "The laat time I ?aw y??n. you were within three feet of a million dollars," re marked the lawyer "\Vhat> the now* iww?"' "Oh. thunderatlon." said the prospector. "I'm not within a million f?nt of three dollars." Knun "The Story of Montana," by I'. Connolly In McCIure'a. fn all thy ways acknowledge Him, and Ho shall direct thy paths.?l'rov ?rbs. So. <13-'00. In tho Wrong Flat. "What I want VU ft bright ohori play," Mid Toole to tho amatour, wbc had brought- biui a ?ix a< t drama "How do you moan-a nhort, bright drama?" naked (by author. "Can yon Klv?? me un Idoa?" "Oh, yon," said Toolo here's one. It's dlroot and leaves miicb 10 tlu? imagination, it \> in ot:r ;ipi Who/i tho curtain goo# mi two persons '.U'm dlweovorod on a sofa oiio a pretty yottuK woman, th? of hoi a ni<-'' looking youiiK follow. Thoy cm brace; neftiwr ->f them ?a>? a word. Then h dour opens at tho back aim a commercial traveller ?ntorti. lit wcaea mi and oanio* an um bulla. Voil ran tell at onee by his ni'iniier that ho is tlie husband of 'Ik youiiK woman Ai least ihat would lie the Inference* of every intclligon pla>#cei\ Tho huhand take# off Ills coat, di.i.tts from hi* poekni a h^avy Coll'ti revolvor and In the midst oil I ho jiiient embrace of In ro ami hero llio fires, The >o1111a woman fall* doad. lie llros again and tho young man is Hjinlla 11.\ disponed of, 'I hen th?? m ndoier romcfi forward, puta 01: a pair of e> et<ia.*xeK and prwoerjj to oontomplate his sanguinary work '(?roat Icavenr!' he exrtl'aliiis; 'I ail on the w ivuie', floor.' " Keyiioldx N i'Wc' uuuer ?Sentence Sermons. I.et a nmn keep (In? law any law ? and hi* wjjy will lit: Jvtrc.wu with Mntisfacf ion. Knierson. We know Mini not, Mini shall we nuvcr know Till we behold Mini in lb* least of I licse lio snllcr or lio sin. Lim'Y f<iii'i'(iin. Il i* easy to make allowance i'or our own faults bill dangerous; hard to make allowance for other's J'aulls, but wine.?Mall hie l>. Habrock^ The wenlth of a man the uumbnr of Ihiii^^ he loves ami blesses ami which lie* i.^ loved and blessed by.? < fnrlylc. Nothing is more inloh'rable that is necessary.- Jeremy Taylor. A medical Journal derlareK thai people who drink rows' milk are more and more inclined lo conaump ilon than those who urie Iho milk of j tlx* reindeer, the buffalo, Iho um or I hi) ?oh( II<i w'? I It I ? T Hundred Mollnm It?wAi<l /or ?uy rmw of I'ftlftfrh tlmt cannot )>eour?dby Hell's ijntnrrb Chi*, K. J. I iixxti ?* Co., Toledo ft. We, tU? ini(l<UHi(/i)C(.l, I;kv* known I"'..!. Cheney for the Ri't <ind b?lt?VHhim i erfnotly neuorablo In nil liiinlnmm tranHA'* lion* and tliittin'inllv >il)l<? to carry out anv olilifpitloiw nwi'lf bv tlmir t)rm. Wfst Tkoai. Wholnti*l? HriixgUN. To ledo, O. SWia>iNo, .V Martik, WhoiA'talo !>roj(gl,*t?, Toledo, (). Hull'* Oetarrtt OuioIhrukHnlnteriintly, \i: ? ingdlrectly upout ho blood Hud inuouoiuaur i tnr?v? of theayrtt?rn. I eMtuioolnl* ?ent fr?fl I'rlce, 7fle. per bottlw. Sold by all OruKftint* I nk* HaiI'ii Family J'IUm for constipation. Something Lacking. One of the ric.hest gold lindIn j \ustralla was made by ;i ho> who i picked 11 (> a atone to throw at a enw. : and noticed that there was gold hi ! the stone. When he reported the fact to ihe j local government officer the warden endeavored to notify the tJoves*nor by telegraph, lie was, however, too I excited to be rational; "A hoy picked np a stone to throw at a crow," he wired, and tin* amazed i otllcinl. unable to guess what there \ whs of signlllcance In the event. re pile 1: ! "Yes; and what happened to the | crow?" Romance of Mining ! Me ne'.s the third crime that defends I the first.? I'ou Jonson. OPERATIONS AVOIDED Two Grateful Letters from Women Who Avoided Serious Operations.?Many Women Suffering from Like Conditions Will Be Interested. Margritc JtyQn Mary re/ A1erA/ex, When a physieian tell* a woman, suf fering from female trouble, that an operation is necessary it, of oouri?t\ frightens her. The very thought of the operating table and the knifo *1 riken terror to her heart. Ah one woman expressed It, when told hy her physician that she must uudergo an operation, she felt that her death knell had souuded. Our hospitals are full of women who are there for just such operations! It i? quite true that these troubles mar reaoh a stage where an operation la tne only resource, but such oases are much rarer than is generally supposed, because a great many women hare been cured by Ljdla E. Plalcham's Vegetable Compound after the doctors bad said an operation must be per formed. In facc, up to the point where the knifo must be used to seoure instanL relief, this medicine ia certain to kelp" The strongest and most grateful etwtCir.cnVr? possible to uir.ke come from women who, by taking Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, have escaped tenoue operations. Hargrlte Evan, Treasurer of 8t. Andrew's Society. Indianapolis, I_nd.( wrltee of lier ewro m tollowi: Dsar live. Flakkean:~~ " I w?a?l in> woriste wpianT thanks for iiw good Lyiflft B. Ha khan's Vegetable ~ M the doctor said I could of an operation end d be aaUvalid for B. Plalrham's Vt^?tabUroinpouiul had a* rod othor woni?i from serious operation* I decldcd to try It, and in lea* than four month* I w as entirely cured; and words fall to sxpivee my thank fulness." Minn Margret Merkiey, of 375 Id Mtreet, Milwaukee, Wis., writes: Dear Mr* Plnkham: - "Los# of strength, extreme nervousness, severe shooting paiiW through ths polvlo organs. cramps, bearing down ualus, ami an irritable disposition coinp<?ll?d m? to seek medioal ad v tee. Ths doctor, after making an anamination, said that 1 had a serious female trouble and ulceration, and advised an operation as my only ho)*. To this I strongly objected?and I d*rltl??d as a last rnsort to try Lydia E. Piukham's Vegetable Cotnpouna. ?'To my surpiiew tfce ulceration healed, all the bad symptom* disappeared, aud 1 am once more strong, vigorous and well; and I can not express my tfcank* for what it has done for me." ^Serious feminine troubles are steadi on th? tnoreasc among women?and before submitting to an operation every woman should try Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and write Mrb. Plnkham at Lynn, Maw. for adrloe. For thirty y*ar? Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has bean curia; i** wertt form* of female complaints, all functional trouble*. UtaaMMlloa, alee ration, falling- audi dUplaoenent, weaknes* irregularities, indigestion and n*rvou* prostration. Amy Wosaan who ootid read the many grateful latter* aa flfe Id Mr*. Pinkham's eJRce wx>nld b* ooirinoed of th? tfldtMt of hat^advlgrand Lydia E Pinkham's VaimSIa Oom pound. Do You Open Your Iiith Like a young bird and gulp down what ever food or medicine naay be offered you ? Or, do you want to know aoinething of the composition and chi*r*rter of that which you Lake Into your stoinaeh whether u* f'jod or medicine ? Most Intelligent and sensible people now a days iuaitt on knowing what they employ whether as fots) or as medicine. I??*. I'lerrr Ix'lu'Vf". the* have a |K*r(cvt l lglit to In/tint upon Mich know led^e. So he |)ubll*h#i?,^Wiiti4dka#( mid on each bottle wriwhatJrtfr"?m*Uclnes arc made of 'UuUtiUrtis. he can u LSll??<iiQjlj> 'tfqtUJiS irjLiJL2_yi. re studied and under lUiJWUii ? ??^ .?????? _ . medic I oca aie made arc studi< d ^nd understood the" u.l. UieTr inferior curative vtrttic^ JiTBht-I? lixiv^qra^ in*! For the cure of woman's peculiar weak* ! n??so?, frrcgnlarltlca and derangements, ' kIvIuk rl-e to frequent headache*, hack* ' ache, dragglng-down |>ain or disir?in ! lower abdominal or i?elvlc region, aecorn ) pan I'd. ofttiiues, with a debilitating, j pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred syrup | torn* <>f weakiiw, i>r. I'leree'* Favoriu PrescriptIon Is a mwt eflicient remedy. It. Is equally effective in curing painful peri<wls, In giving strength to nursing mot hern hiuI in preparing the system of the expectant mother for baby's coming, thus rendering childbirth safe and com ! para lively pauiles*. The "Favorite Pro* serf ot ion " i< a most potent, strengthening I tonic to tin* general system and to the organs ijjstincliy feminine in particular. It is sjlso ii soothing and Invigorating nervine and^cn#?-a nervous exhaustion, | nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, chorea or St. Vitn^s dance, and other distressing nervous symptoms at tendant upon functional and organic dij> | of ?he distinctly femlnlife organs. ! A host of medical authorities of all the [several schools of practice, recommend each of the several ingredients of which | "Favorite PrencriptlnA " is made for the I cure of l he diseases (or \\ hlch it is claimed to be a < ure y,,u may read what they say tor i/otirxrl f by sending a |h>hta I card request for a fm? booklet of extracts from the leading authorities, to I)r. If. V. I'ierce. Invalids' Motel and Surgical In stitute, ItufTalo. N. Y., and It will come to you by return jiost. Owe no man anything. A WOMAN'S KIDMOVS. Wmm n lia\c ao much to do, so many pains to 20 many critical periods to go through, that it is i in - port ant. to th? kidneys woll and avoid the backai-ho, bearing down puin, hradaohcs, dizziness, languor and other common signs of wfak kidneys. M j ?. Chalk'* l?\ Hniith, of '."1 Hoyden St.,Woon sorkef, R. I., nays: "My kidneys wore weak from child hood, and f<?t* eight or ion years past , my ? ,n ff'?ri ngs R't'rp terrible. My/ buck w ;ih very painful anil I ha;f man> annoying symptoms bosi^ls. Whou I lifpan Inking Doanx Kidnfy Pill* | weighed <.nI> | JO. To-day I weigh Mi.i, and am in better health lliiiii for \ oni'.s Moan s Kidney Pills have !?'??' ii ni> only kidnoy medicine during lour year,! par-i. Tlio> bring me onl of every atI ack." Sold b> all dialer.. .">0 rents a box Folios M;Ibiii it Co., Hiirr.<Io, X. V. Nerve Pillow. A "nerve" pill"-* is something which physicians aru XHld lo ro< oni mend and which can easily be uiado itl. home. One needs only to gather or bu> a quantify cf dried soporitlc herbs, such as hops and catnip leaves, bayberry and aweet forn, adding to them sweet grass, balsam pine and as many sweet smelling. sleepy tilings as ono can think of. Dry, and powder, and mix all to gether Tlion till your "nerve" pillow with tl\o Summerwood sachet powder tlms foitt*#*d StutT tlio pillow with down or cotton batting or feather*, and oithor scatter the powder thick through the tilling, or, what Is bot tor. make sachet bags and fasten them securely 1 > fho in nor sides of ? ho pillow. Philadelphia l*odg??r. Proverbs and Phrases. To l>6 commended by those who might blame without fear gives great l?Jeasure.- - - Agesiln u^. 'lie who does what he like*, does not what lu: ought.?-From the &apn ish. The citiefc of (liasRow and Notting ham supply rins to the consumers, and it in sold at t!fly cents h thousand cubic foet - about one-half what i< costs In American cilloB. l.aist year Nottingham iiihiIc a protlt of IlL'O. 0 00 on its gas plant A FOOD CONVFltT Good Food the True Kond to Health. The pernicious hnbit some perwons still have of relying on nauseous drugs to relievo dyspepsia, keeps up the patent, medlclno business and helps keep up the army of dyspop tlcs. lndigestIon ?dyspepsia-?Is canned by what is put into the stomach in tho way of improper food, the kind that so taxes the strength of the di gestive orfcant they are actually crippled. When this stale Is reached, to re sort to stimulants Is like whipping a tlrod horso with a big load.'* Every \dditional effort he makes under the Insh Increases his loss of power to move tho load. Try helping the stomach by leaving oft heavy, creasy, Indigestible food and take on Grape Nut*?light, easily digested, full of strength for nerves and brain. In every grain of it. There's no waste of time nor onergy when Grape-Nuts Is the food. "I am an enthusiastic usor of Orape-Nuts and consider It an Ideal food," writes a Maine man: "I had nervous dyspepsia and was all run down and my food seemed to do me but little good. From read ing an adr. I tried Grape-Npts food, and. after a few weeks* steady use of It, f*lt greatly Improved. "Am rauoh stronger, not nervous now, and can do more work without feeling so tired, and am better every way. "I relish Grape-Nuts best viU eream and use foor heaping teaspoon* fnls at a meal. 1 am sure there are thousands of persons with stomach trouble who trould be benefited by using Orape-Nuts. Name gtve^ by Poetum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich. Beat the little book,- "The Road t* Wellvllle," In pkfs. "There's a rea son/* BITS OF NEWS OIK ADorir.J) ISL.WDH. ?oriii Rico has como io the front (luring (ho last (wo yearn an a well to do com in unity (I'-iicral Wood.'in n report made p: !?If< in \Vaul)iliKloi>? opjtoned re dm ini; I lie iircHiuit gaiiiaon of (he i'iiillpi inpn S<i?lct*rt from all the province* ?>f?, C.iba ?ay ilia' agi hull ural work > boint'. roxutiK* I Ml toiniKu'- and naviv:?tion due*! In ilie Philippine IhlnndM have be?/n abolished b> the Philippine <'oiii:ni hIoh I'Yiill, the cultivation of which in j 'iow gelling scientific attention from ?!*?* "orto Iciian planters, had mien i> p|/ro\hnal I ng $5 00,000 In one day. The American Christian Conven tion hiu; made Porto Who a foreign inii:/ionat> field. W ASIIINCi'fO.V. Cuatahialau political refugee* liavo ape ul?'il to President lioosevoll Irt brim^ about the annexation of their country to the I'nlted States vYchIi allegation* of. alavt rv In Southern I'Morhlii have been made to the ri^iiilimeut of Justice, it being declaivdNt hat hundreds of men, both while ai(d black, are held in virtual slavery, v An order Issued b\ t ? War l)c parl uioni hIidw;> thai tlie fish and j^anic iaw? of a State are not opera tive kii it .military reservation over which the I'nlted State* has acquired exclusive jpr indict ion. Captain Chayter, of the Kevenu? (Jntier Se vice, reported to the State Depart mcni that American flshora had been largely to blame for the 'trouble on Lake Kile. The Supreme Court In.. sent to the I'niud State** Circuit Court in Mis Kouri its affirmation of the Court's judgment in i he case against Senator lliirlon, and the sentence can lie e|j? forced. John l> ttock'fciler has made a gin of $25,000 for a building for the negro branch of the Washing ton Young Men's Christian Associa tion, on condition that an ndditfoil?I 825,000 Me raised. The Supreme Court 'affirmed the decision of the Supreme Court ot New Mexico upholding a territoriaJ law. requiring itiat hides* of cattle for ont'dd" shipment be Inspected. DOMESTIC. /'\\W flllUM'ill of Mis. .leffeivop was held iit Richmond. ill" col leu< in Hollywood being vi( Wi ll l?v people. The l? I'aiml Jury at S;iii Kranciseo Itfi<is (hi* Police I' parinieni larking in tllsi ipline hkI recommends a uev chief Tile (ll'al I ll JM'lialtN lias Ix'l'll i III pos? d mi Tliornn? Mrady. si4 Al?-\ amiiia. Ln.. for as^a'ilt on :i si f< eii-year-old -4il l. I'Mstollic inspec I(lis rnid'd 'bo ] >.i il \ ,\I a l U'<1 Kori'i iHl al on a i jaimof f r:i i:d ulent use of ilif mails preferred by t". V Del aney. Wbol^ssil' naturalization frauds have been discovered in til Distric )' ? *: ii i s of 11' -11 ii?? pi il Co U1U .V. Minn. .11>; 1 ,si\iy-1 v ii warrants were issued. Whil" Maud Williamson, bis pyra ii our, was ft (irking in a 'ifUl, at Ah gusta. <!??. \rihur (Jlover. a ib".,"'' i killed Iff by shoot i lis; The \la<>a? lius 'ti s .lames;.?w n lv\ ,i..^.>lioa lion rd nil! repvodur** t ?if <11? | State House ?H the Kviesbioti for .; SiilU' building. nil idea th;r> ii was bi? ii>?_; followed by ilic Itlin K Hand Soeievv. Vincen/.o Kayiitnndi. a teacher of lair.;ua; ?'. !ciI!? ? ? t him.iOll a. Chicago, After fatally* woundia.. his .on, I'.erna id t'loiir. a lliisxijui litlxti'ci', Kill il himself ai t'hbago by taking <?:>iJioli"' arid. C.eorge Raschid. a Syrian b )i . who was shunted about by several Statr go*erninenlH. died in tin- \\ es> Virginia mountains. My railing down a stairwyv .:t l-'ayett.evlllo. Ark.. 'ormer lulled Slaies Senator .1. I>. Walkev was | killed. District AHorney J? rome. of New York City, hinted thai he might try another person with llarry I haw for the murder of Stamford W hi?". a ft or fatally shooting Mis. Becky Bradford at Alaysvllle. l\y.. Thomas O'Reacnn threw himself ttnde a train and was instantly killed. The Chicago Tribune has turned ov -r to the defiliiet Milwaukee Ave nue State Hank, of Chicago, the $.'?<?00 reward given for the rapt tire of ('resident Slenslahd. who wrecked the Inst it ut ion. . v \u lows Insurance company ? i'. b inting :i package of ?.".n(io said ? 1 h:??e been lost in tlu- quicksands, w hen the Uo< I. Island train jumped n ??? i?I ." !i at I ?;>\ i?r. * ?U! i. jori:i<; \. Ti:. 't':\ ueh Cabie.e t ? i-.n d. I'ill-, ms lapan objects. I 'ram e ..rts ? i . id< .1 to s? ml M Ce-rai ?l to i hat. r.tunivy a< the tiisl Ambassador. Peasants of Molkhin. Russia, have re.-olvcd io stop pay!I'm nut v? ? In land.*d proprietors*. The \'atie.in has been a*ked by Catholic residents of Malta i" assist ia th?- loeai religious quest ion. Tiirce Terrorists were kill* d n Warsaw . I'oland, by troops while en ilfji\oriug irob a store. Thomas .1. Ryan. ???' New \ork ob.aiued a valuable com ? tsiou in the Coip;o I'ree'Hia1 ? irom King I,e'i| i?! 1 ?>;' Helgiuin. Sir Richard Tangye. I:ea:l i !* ?? ?*iigln?*erlng tlvm oi T.iii-.y' -. di <! a' I,nadoli. a.ed seventy-i hiv! rrem h radicals ha\" d id* d i?* ilitroduee a le.ll in T>ii?*li?iin?.?*i? lor the iminediate confiscation ot all Catholic Church property. The Hank of Knuland raise 1 Ii)*' vale of dis -onut to si' i> >r ? en?., ?i order to protect iis cold reser\*?'. The Red H liner Philadelphia readied San Juan, 1\ R , from l^a (Iwayra and rep?irted the loss of h Dutch steamer: the Philadelphia wus blown ashore near Uu <5lia>"a. At lacked by*1 pleurisy, Kugeno Colgate, of * New York, died at (Jeneva, Switzerland. He con.racted a ooW ? Chtn1?-has entored a protest at Borne. Switzerland, against tho cou t ued control by the JapMn?>^? of 1 ihr Monchurian telegraph linos. ^ Commander Southerland reported that the l>oiulnlcan rebels uoar Monie Crist I had broken their ?greo Ittent io surrender. John Cadom?kir.,i iliu>r of thi) Ch xetta I'olska, at NNarshv.*, and tho r.iosi prominent of the Polish news papermen, who was stot by bandits* U dead. Laxative OF Known QUAUH Tiv i ^ Hf *wo cluhwa of roiuedies; thuse of knowu quiW } an which ai*? permanently beneficial iii effect, acting ?f 1 >? >'?'? huimouy wjfh nature, when nature ueeda a#si?t utv' another class, composed of prcjiaratioai of }l\u?rt,L^n U,M' cliaracier, actiu# tempo* ft?., <?* "Oiirfowsiy, an u result of forcing the natural i ouh u.mu, warily. One of the most exceptional of 01 k'K'wn fjuaiity and exeelleiice is theerer ttl lu,) ?f Kiirs. manufactured by tlie California . . - . ni ?*v>riU> <'<?., which represents (he active principle* m p aiitH, Known to act luoat beneficially, in a pleasant iyrop, \ !!. '.'ie w^u',rt0n,p Californiau blue i\^n are used to COB* Wibtjia their rich, yet delicate, fruity flavor. It in the remedy rpiu<MticH to Hweetou ami refresh ami cleanse the system Lin! '"J .^ttra")'' am' to assist one in overcoming eoiwti n. " ? tl!f many i)in requiting therefrom, its actiyo prlfld u Quality are known to phyaiciana generally, and the -in. remedy has therefore met with their approval, as well M the favor of many millions of well informed persona who EWW of their own pergonal knowledge and from actual eipwMW that it 1b a most excellent laxative remedy. Wo do not claim tua it will cure all manner of Ills, but recommend it for what it really represents, a laxative remedy of known quality and excellent'?, containing' nothing of an objectionable or injurious character. There are two clauses of purchasers; those who are Informed ?as to the quality of what they buy and ihe reasons for tlio excellent* of articles of exceptional merit, and who do not lack courage to fO elsewhere when a dealer offers an imitation of any well known article; but, unfortunately, there arc some people who do not know, and who allow themselves to he imposed upon. They cannot expect its beneflclal effects if they do not get the genuine remedy. To the credit of the druggists of the United States bo it wM that nearly all of them value their reputation for professional Integrity and the good will of their customers too highly to offer - Imitations of the > ' ? Genuine?Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., and in order to buy the genuine article and to get iu beneficial etFects, one li&fl only to note, when purcliaHing". the full name of the Company California Fig Syrup Co.?plainly printed on the front of every package. Price, 50c, per bottle. One size only. KJ PUTNAM FADELESS DYE [?l?. T?ie\ il.vn In c<>l<l water better llian aujr otlief d/o. You CM / x Color*. illONItOK DKI <? CO., I ulonvllle, yUeewrl^ ' C'<jlor more koimIs brighter ami fi^tfctiliiriith.'iH ;ii?> oilier Uye. One tOe. package colors all lllx tiyouny KA'dicnt. without ripping apart. Write (or frco booklet?How to Oye, iileacli and Ml It is a dangerous tiling to <litr pits for other folks.?l'Yom tln> (ierman. TVNUISS l)VSI?i:r8IA IM .MIlKV. A riutiranlcrd Cure ? Many Have l>yj?|K*|>Mia and Don't Know II. If you suffer from Dyspepsia or Indigenti<<n in ^n> form, such fis gas, bolih i n?r. bitter Ustr, offensive bad breath, dizzy ,:>fK?tis, sour stom ach, heart; flutter, paint? or swellings in the stomach, hark or siile. deep seated., kidney or liverV'rouble, then nausea, ^ast ri i is, loathing of food, they will disappear In a short lime al"t*?r taking Tyner's Dvspopsiu Rrm edy, inado especially to cure Dyspep sia, Indigestion and all Stomach Troubles, oven of the worst cases. I'yiH'i's Dyspepsia Remedy expels the iiasos and sweetens tin* breath. It cures Sick Headache. Colic and (!nn *?ipaiM?n at once Druggists or by ??vpress .*><) cents a bottle. Motley re funded if .it fails to cure. Medical :t<i vI't and circular free by writ ins to Tynor Itcmedy Co., Augusta, (la. IIt? ac.s ilie third crime that del'eiuls the lirst.? Hen Jonsofl. SAVED BABY LYON'S LIFE. Awfql Right From That, T)rrn<1ftil < <1111 plulnt, Infantile Evi?m??Mother Fmlui Cutlcur* Rpineillri. "Our baby had that dreadlul complaint, Infantile Eczema,,. which atiiicted him tor several months, commencing at the top of liirf head, and at iaat covering his whole body. His sufferings were untold and con stant misery, in fact, there was nothing we would not hava done to have given hun relief. \V? finally procured a full set of the Cuticura Remedies, and in about three or lour days he began to (how a brighter ?pirit and really laughed, tor the first time in a year. In about ninety daya he was fuiiy recovered. Praise for the Cuticuia Remedies has always been our greatest pleasure, and there ia nothing too goqd that we could say in their favor, for thrty certainly saved our baby's life, for h? wan the most awful sight that 1 ever be held prior to the treatment of the Cuti? our a Remedies. Airs. Maebelle Lyon, 1826 Appleton Ave.,Parsons, Kan.,.July 18,1905." A cruel heart ill suits a manly tniml.?Homer. "WHY do I take Cardiff? writes Mrs. Jelemma Mull ins of Odessa, W. Va. 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