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Aim SUFFERING TEN YEARS Cured by Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Mahwon, N.J.? I f??l tliatLydlaK. Pinkhftio'fl V?K?Uibl? Compound h&* j JivMi me new life. iin.'H'K'i for ton v<;urHii?('UJi aorloyf reomle troubled, )a. itammaij'on, ufe?? ation, Indigestion. nervouwioM, una c?>uJd not bleep. Poetorn gave we up, uh they ?uld my troubles were chronic, 1 was In (Jc91>air, and did not euro whether 1 llreo ?r died, when 1 read about JLydla K. l'lnkhain's Vegetable Compound; bo I beimn to take It, and am well attain and relieved of till my Buttering. ? Mr*. Gkokob ,Tow?y, Hex 40, Marl ton, NJ. Lydja V. J'inkham'H Vegeta bio Coin pound, mado from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harm ful drugs, and to-day holds the record for tho largest number of actual cures of female diseases wo know of, and thousandsof voluntary teKtlinonialsare on lilo in (bo 1'inkham laboratory at ?Lynn, M;ts?., fro in women who have been cured from almost every form of female complaints, iuilmnmation, ul cera Uon, displace men Is, tlbroid tumors, Irregularities, periodic, pains, backache, Indigestion and nervous prostration. JJvery suffering woman owes it to her self to give Lydia 10. A'inkham's Vege table Compound n trial. If you woiiid like Kpocial n<lvlce about your ease write neoiiflden tlul letter to Mrs. tMnkliam, at I^ynu, Mukn. Her udvlco iu free, and alwiiyn helpful. The hearts of the people are tiie nnlv legitimate foundation of empire. '? . 11 1 - s" . 1 MI.KAUK.N HANTI^I WAiNTKI) - Active. < iuMVftU' iiw<ii to M'tiro m>> 1 us lT'.?rir.it'i?' jj/Mik'iift. Huatiera liwiln* Mi; iMinry. I iikIi weekly hi! vuiu'cs ( yni outfit ti> <? Willi' tnUW*tllGU<ly for our blHi'iil ufft-l' W. I' Km. I. A ( i) <)l I) |)uMI.Mi-\ M'IC<J.ltlF..M. Mention till* I '11 1 1 ? r. Va_ I.AltV AUrr.VI'M WAIST 14 1), Yv AN'I 1 " I " ' ' k rk'i hi ' In *U part* of tht Vv t'nlM-d Siutcfi io iitl v?Ttts?> uikI noil "JUoi'kCiow xcx'ki ii.h" to wearer*. flood com inls&loii Address. lil.ACK 1 HOW MnCKKNt "o . Newton, N (X MtKi: HII K KT M I HUl. ANVo.Ni: k.i.du.K Us 1 ui n if .11 if five ncrsona tlmf I'llll nil t l:i? 1'llUIO, ?" will MPtul tin-in Post I'hiil 1 n , cony of latest ft>nir or Two-Xt ' i>. Mir I'lll UN Ml sl< ('??., Posit Ofllco Itox Klcliii'oi) I. V n A <u!l;:r lull (on \v:is found in nn Oklahoma man's .".|>| '<?n?li.v, showiujj 1 lio futility of noil rrh i iijf unili-r the bureau iusUuul of calling u hurtfeon. ? ? St. Louis I'ost-biaputch. FOUND Til 12 CAL7BH. After HI* Years of Misery and Wrong Treatment.. John A. ICnrltTB, of HohiTtnon Avo nue, Pen Ar^yl, Pa., Buffered for kIx yearn \vlih utlnglntj pain In the back, vio lent headaches aud dizzy spells, and was assurod by a special ist that hla kidneys w?ro all right, though the secret Ions who wed a reddish, brick-dust sediment. Not satisfied, Mr. lenders started using Dean's Kidney Fllla. "The kldncya began to act more reg-. ularly," ho naya, "and In a Bhort time I passed u fow gravel atones. I felt better right .away, and since thoa have hnd no kidney trouble." . Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a boa. Fostor-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. The fellow who trusts to ldck in petting there usually has to walk home. So^lQ, '09. A Severe Case of Ecsema. Garland, N. C. Mr. J. T. Sluiptrlne. Savannxh. Oft. Dear Mr. ? Last vstntvr my mother had eczema till over her Could not rest day or night iY-r tlie ntiiiyli-n burning, Itch ing. bho tried v;ii loud kind* of tsalvea tuid oliitim tils but thc.v did her no good at all. Sho huivi n?*d j to Totturlne tidvortloed. \Yo ordered lono box and ti led It on hor arm. It did hor no much ffoo<i we tiiiowii.i it to vur il"',tor lie Imme diately ordered mv hn',1 dozen. Sho used It aft directed twice a day. It did hey so much K^od wo or dot 0.1 one dozen more. After using It uever&l weelis she wn completely cured. I can certainly recommona Tettorlno as It It a sure cur* for ?enema. I really believe It sa\ed my moUier's life. Yours truly. Miss Minnie Cromartle, Teiterlne ouies Lottmi TottQr, Ring \Vorm. Oround Itch. Itchlnr PUe?, In ant's Qpre Head. Pimples, Bolls, Hoviah |c*ly patches on tnu Keoe, Qld Itililug lores, Dandruff. vankered flun* ons, Corns, Chilblains and ev6ry form of fkln pl?nMR<t. Tottsrlne 6?0; Tliterlus leap fife, Tour druggist, or by mall fty** hs manufaptmsr, Th? Hhuptrlns Co., tavshnsh, Ox, ?jm i ,m*i ? ?i, i M*n'? chief wisdom con*lti In knowing his follies. For <JOlil>H~And OKI P. nick's CaPtwiKs I* the best remsd# jrehevea the aching end feTarlshuees-cufes She OOld Mid restores normal conditions. It t liquid effect* Immediately. lie., Mo. MM Mo., atarus stores. He not busy in detecting other men's faults. Here's Kcllof. ' If wo must be afflicted with weak, noro and lnflamod oVee, it 1? consoling to know thero Is such a ready relief irlthln our reach as Doctor Mitchell's JDye Salvo. One bottle usually effects complete euro. Have you ev?r tried thfs -wonderful romedy? All store*. Price 25 cents. Every man hath his faults. A Domestic Eye Remedy Owmnounded by Experienced Physicians. Conforms to l^ire Kdod end Drugs I*we. Wine friends \\ herovsr Used. Ask Drug r fists for Murius Eye Remedy. TryMurW jjjggg^ &: Wher# beauty ii only skin deep, ont is foolish to look dsecer. OBT A BOTTLB TODAY. TABLETS and liquid TARIFF BILL PASSED^. : OIL OH FBEE LIST House Casts Final Vote of 217 to 161, j ? I I I ) * ? ?< ?. t ? .... ... *> ?y ^ PARTI^DIVIOE ON AMENDMENTS The J'ajiio Hill mk Dniflnl l>y tin* Ma. joiily of (lit* Wiiy* iiihI Miuiim Commit let* Unburn IiKUu C'linugtt ill j'JIMHtftf, iVAHlilniftoii, !>,' C. ? r Tlio I'aynol t i i ff bill, drafted liy (ho 1 ?. ? *i> u l> 1 1 ch 11 inoinlx-iH of tho ( '(hj i mi It too on Wnyii fcJid Menus, and introduced In tho House of Hi'jujtKt illative*, wan pushed by the I On the rtnul voto tho *>yea were n and the noea l #; 1 . Ojio member, Mr. L?K*r, or Bouth Caro lina, a Democrat, who was paired wjrh Kco't, of Kansas, Republican, voted "i?rc'K(;nt," i?'our Democrats votud with tho Republicans to pans tho mcagure, They were Hroussard, K4t0|>li)iil. Rujo and Wickllffe, of l,.oui*luna. Ono Republican, Mr. Aim tin, of 'l'?n uessee, voted against thy bill with tho Democrat?. A motion made by Champ Clark, of Missouri, the Democratic floor leader, to recommit tho bill t<, the Ways and Me ana Committee with Instructions to amend It In certain upeclfled par lb ulara wlh Io:R by a strict party Vote, 'there was xreat cheering when Speaker Cannon announced that the lilll bad been passed. Representa tives shouted and banged their desk covers and clapped their hands. The an 1 1 cries joined In the demonatratlbn. Then the Republican members gath ered about Chairman Payne, of the Way* mil Means Committee, who fathered the tariff measure, and flapped him on tho bark and congrat ulated him. Ah a result of the proceedings tho bill nn pushed by the Ifouee provides that crude oil and 1!h products shiill be admitted to the United .Stales with out the payment of duty. P'urtlier lr.ore. it wag provided that crude oil and Its produeta should bo admitted free from countrfea whtfrtrTttiicrlmlii Rke against tho United Statna in tariff mailers and on whogo articles of ex port t lie maximum rat"* provided In the Payne bl!j shall b > Imposed. The cO. infer vallTiig duty prorToBud to he levied on oil from ni-in! r>s which re quire the payment of an exnort t :i x on (bat product abolished. I lie effort to have lumber placed on the free Hut met with failure and the rates imposed by tho Committee o? Ways ru.d Means remain In the bill ne pRsiK-d; The duty on barley, now c?nts, was placed at 2 4 cent's! *4ii increase over tho ] fi cent rate pro vi'I' d in the Payne bill as reported originally, :<m| tho rate on barlev mr.l\ now cents a bushel, was 1W< d -I o reni'R, an increase over the '<*-'Uf lite provided originally In the l'.!,"ne bill., IJofli these Increases were pro- orod by the Committco on Wa ya'and Means. An insinuation by Mr. Fitzgerald, ?<f New York, that there bnd been a <'.c:il b< t v e# n those interested In lum ber and those Interested In barlev and barley malt. wan deulvd by Mr. Cunh inan, of Washington. who offered the barley anu ixlme-nts from tho Ways and Means Committee. & i renuo us oiff out h to provide for the Inmo-lt.'on or a ditv on hides were! def. a'eik 'I he I'a>ne bill ;|vj reporter) originally placed hid.-n on the free li^t. .Much opposition whm developed r gains' t li 1;; provision by Reoresenta t Ives from tho States which have li'TK1' cut l le raising interests Demo crat* as well ns Republicans, but the \V;:v4 and .Means Committee stuck to Itts rojnrB and ranm off victorious af ter lis f i ?.**? lilies item had been sub jected to the ordeal of several test voter. Although t * i r? House nfter passing the tariff bill adjourned for three I'uvs the Hoiioe enrolling clerks were bury In im effort to have the official eopy of the bill ready for presenta tion to th*1 S' Mi;i*e. Amo'i;; Imi ortant amendments that hsvo been made slnco the bill rame from commltfee w;?ro thoso striking out the provision for a duty on tea and the coMntervalllntf duty proviso on coffee. The elimination of the maximum dutv r t f t.' 0 per cent, on cof fee. contained In the ninximnni and minimum section of tho bill, was also si en ifbw.;{. 't'o til' free Jij-f were added ever eri" ii Keei] tin 4?, stoves and nut oil. \vi'P>ii l^ nv.-d in making varnish The ' >h '??!!( I >? vv provision, i e ' eri 1 ?'d to re i?ll:,\le till1 111" new I'Pitisli juitellt was :?tr:c!;?*n out f^u account of nn in: > rna' IoimJ eonvenllon. The so called ,,Jf?Ver" in ti,,. e->((()n doth schedule, whieh it was claimed woiHd increase (lie duty of the Dlnn'.ey bill revev;' >undred per c-pt., wns cor 1 pc'cv i,ip pmvt.cn for the method of counting threads tn the cloth being mi"V Uio nine In the nrfSent lnw. 1 The pection restricting the content* I of packages of tobacco was amended j to conform with the 1. resent law in j order '.hat union label* may not tie exuded from such package*. The swlHrk section was added to bo, ? hat It coul 1 not be taken advantage' of nt ouca for tha purnoao of upecu- I 'atsng In grain, and tho Phlllpnlnp rrci- trado provision wna amended ?o that rlro win not bo admitted fren ; frop tho Ulande The co-.iniorvBilJng duty clauae on ' I .m.icr was stricken out. but a strong i ^ffoit to pIkpo l imber on tho frao list 1 (?pi rot s;icce#> ;j _ In general th" chnn?--a made by the j Uou?e In llie bill as reported ate: Darragh Caught in Toxns. . Haggard, grimy and penniless, I William Darragh was arrested at Port ' Arthur, Texas, after a perilous flight of ton days from New York City, whore he is wanted to answer to tho charge of runulng down and killing Ingevaard Trimble, of Kentucky, with l?ls automobile. Atncrlcan People Praised. Mr. Roosevelt sent a message to tho American peoplo praising tho work done at Messllia and Ucgglo. Italy, with lumber from the United Slfttei. Feminine Note*. Women are determined to organito a branch of tho Aero Club of Amer ica. | Attempts at a meeting of Woman's i Municipal League to end discussion of woman's suffrage failed, J It hp.s been decided by the faculty of Vassar College to Introduce horse back riding as one of the forms of | exercise for the young women at col log*. On (])%: national woman suffrage petition the name of the Governor of I Michigan heads tho list from that L BUU, >- _ ___ - < . j Glue* To * straight duty of fl ??r coat. Instead of a varying duty of 0 and 2ft per cent. Fluor apar, an ingrodlont u#ed In the manufacture of ateel, 11.00 a ton Instead of the differential of 60 cent/r a ton ou the crude and $1.76 a too on the manufactured product. Charcoal Iron, from $8 a ton to |10 a ton. Hound wire emallor than 16 gauge, from 1 % cent* a pound to 1%, cent# a pouud. . Guernsey ware Increased to 60 per cent, ad valorem. Carbon electrode, reduced from 36 and 4& per cent, to 10 per cent. Mica, to 6 cents a pound and 20 per cent, ad valorem, and In the man ufactured statu to 10 cents a pound u ii <1 20 per rent, ad valorem Instead of 30 and .'<6 per cent, More elaborato description of lace making machinery, Including net and netting machines, was provided) Hi lar and brlarwood were raised to 2ft Instead of 6 per cent. Haceharlne, 6 0 ..cents u pound In Btcad of 25 per cent, ad valorem. Unlmportunt reductions were made In spice; hYwI ncodllnga. lOvergreen seedlings and clove steins are put on tbu free Hut, clove stums having been originally under u duty of 30 per cont. The "dividing line" In th? linoleum schedule changed ko that, additional grades of linoleum come In under the lower rate. Green peas come down to 25 cents a bushel from 3 0 cents.'' Cotton collars and cuffs advanced back to the provisions of the Dlngley act, and put under tho same condi tions ii* linen collars and cuffs. A technical chango of some Im portance took real horse hair products ?out of tho schedule, levying a duty on Imitation horsehair, Photographic paper secured a' alight reduction. Bhoestrlngs were taken out of the shoo schedule, and got a rato of their own. Certain kinds of crude gun used In the manufacture of varnish went on the free list. llarytes Increased from 75 ccntu to ? ) 1 .60 n ton. 1'ockot knives changed slightly In classification, making $1.25 a dozen tho dividing l|ne instead of $1.50, effecting an. Increase' of 6 cents a knife on certain grades. Tobacco fillers, unstemmed, frortu 3 5 cents a pound to 7 0 cents; stemmed, from 60 cents a pound to ?! Tobacco Internal tax changed so as to allow farmers to sell their cured tobacco locally without paying C cents a pound ta<, with slight changes In to cigarette coupons, allowing union labels and coupons to bo attached to packager. The patent law provision. Intended to retaliate for tho new llrltlsh patent law, was stricken out on account of an International convention. Tbo schedule affecting children's ! toys was amended to read: | Dolls, doll haadf, toy marbles of whatever materials composed, and all other toys not composed of rrbber, clilns, porcelain, parian. bisque, earthen or ntonn ware, and not spe cially provided for In Soctlon 1 or 2 of tiiln act, ?. 5 per cent, ad valorem; j provided that no articles shall bo du tiable as toys except thoao made as playthings for children. Drawback provisions were removed from I'vo nulrnaia nl?o, so that the packers can no longer get drawback? on exported meats. (itAWroUI), XOVKLIST, DIOAI). I Knil of American Writer's Actlvc Ca reer Came iti I(al,r. Sorrento. Italy. ? V. Marlon Craw- I ? ford, tho novelist, died hero after a i long illness. F. Marlon Crawford was one of the moat profitlc and rapid >vrltlng novel i lats Ann-lira Iras produced. Ills father was Thomas Crawford, a sculptor of note, whoso statue of I Washington Ih prized in It Ic hipped, I j Ya , and whos" "Liberty" on t/ip of j the Capitol a'. Washington, D. C., was j I considered to bo worthy of its posi tion there. His mother was Miss jl.oulna Cutler Ward, slater of Julia | Ward Howe and of Sam Ward, tho i anther. The Wards trace their de scent t(r General Francis Marlon, the j Revolutionary eoldler. Thomss Crawford snent a great deal of his time In Italy, where, In Lucca, (ill August -, 1S.14, the future novelist wns horn. Ills mother lu? . slsted that ho he named after her | Revolutionary cnc.'3'er. The full t name he cut down to F. Marlon Craw ford when he began to write. MliS. SAM I' SON ACQl'ITTKO. Jiuy Declares ller Net CJiillty of Kill itig Husband. Lyons, X. Y. ? Mrs. Georgia Samp ' s??n was acquitted of Uncharge that ' n'.ies'rot und killed her husband, Harry, 1 nephew of JU'tw-Admlrnl Sampson. ! The Jury deliberated two hours and forty minutes. Tho young woman ' was almost in collapse when the ju? 1 ror* filed Into court. When the ver* diet was made known she caught her arms around her father's neck and kissed him in a rush of enjotlon. The verdict was received with an enthusi astic demonstration on the part of all , In the body of tho court, with the ex? caption of a few relatives of Sampson. Sampson wm married In January, 1903, and died on November 1, 1 008, from a bullet from a . 2 2 -callbr? rlfifl, He lived with his wlfo in the farm# j itoad of his father-in-law, FrAnk Al? i lyn. near Maccdon. At first It wai thought thu man had killed himself, i The afternoon b?fore the shooting he quarreled with his wife over a letter I In which she was lnvtted to visit Nla | gara Falls with a girl friend. Castro nn Exile. Castro. former President of Vene zuela, landed on the French Island of Martinique, all other places on tho Caribbean Sea being: closed to him. Koutliern Vegetables Koll I'Veol y. Southern vegetables have arrived freely In New York City, but the beat offerings sold freely. Wccrctnry Hitchcock Dead. Ethan Allen Hitchcock, former Sec retary of the Iuterlor, died is Wa*h? logton, D. C, Notra of the Diatuond< ' "Eo-ah" haa been dlacardad bjr , Hughey Jennlnga. | Flrat baseman Harold Danttf, the giant of the Boaton team, la. known at "Hahe." I Minneapolis clalma the acrapplett 1 catchers in the minor leagues In I Rapp and Block. [ St. Louis wrliers predict that first baseman Tom Jonea will have a good 1 >e?r with the Brownt. Outfielder Clyde Englc, the Newark rcerult, la doing some great Wortt with the New York Americana la m?!!SSL .. ?aoadioia For Ooaiuluytton. Following experiments wjiicb 1 iav% IxHMi iua<U with Kr??t ?ade?M in Fraueo bf L'roftobor Htlole, Pitta^ b?rg nill now become the ac?ue of continued experiment* in the ue? of vanadium for the eure of tuberculo us and cancor. J. J. Finerty. of J'itttfburg, one of the owner* or thi latgeat depoeit* of vanadium in America, is on bin way back from Krauts enthusiastic over the expyri minta th?re and confident it SriU soon come into geueral ua? aa a remedy for thoee diseases. Vanadium ia ased at present in tho manufacture of car* tain kinds stool, giving resiliency to it, Before marriage a mad *ill go through all sort# of contortion* rath er than lot hi? ?w?fcth?art stoop over to pick up her own handkerchief; after rnarriHge he'll sH clamly in an armchuir uud watch her move the Piano about tho room.- -Detroit Ffroe 'resa, , TOUt UKS OF VAIR teemed Iinintnont ? 0calp W?? Very SroJr and tlalr (J* Die Out by Htnd fula- loured and New Hair Grown by Oollcvrt. "About two year* ego I wu troubled with oiy head bein* scaly. Shortly utter '.bat I had an attack, qf typhojii (?v?r and ( *m oat qt ihe baeyjUj po??rbly two hontbe wh?A 1 ftr*t noticed the Tom of kalr, my ecJp being at'ill tctly. I etartod 0 use dandruff curcg to no effeet whatever. 1 bad actually loot hop# of a*rtaf any balr U a'.l, ! could brush it off my coat by th* k?ndful. I wm afraid to comb it. Hut i/ter using two take* of Cutleura Heap and )e*rly a bo* of Cutleura Ointment, the change was aurprislng. My acalp U now ilear and healthy aa oould be and my hair :hicker than over, wbereaa I had my u^nd nade op to be bald. \V. V. Bteeee. 581) tlroud ni.j Pitteburg, Peuu., May 7 and !1, '06. * I'otter Drug & (hcin. Corp., 8oU> ?rop*. of Cuticura HumedWw, Boeton, Mum. We venture the assertion that the Glorious (Jirls of (iotham look less atrocious in the now spring huts than then asterisk-eyed blondes of Rich mond or the grand old widows of dimpled Houston. ? New York Even ing Mail. < ' How 'a This 7 We Offer One Hundrad Dollar* Reward for gn y cue of Catarrh that cannot bo tured by Uall's Catarrh Cv*. y. J. Ckx.ict 4 Co., Toledo,0. We, the undersianed, bare known F. 4. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business tranaactluna and financially aU? to carry out any obligatlona made by bia linn. Walsh xa, Kih.iax A, Maftvix, Whol? sale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is token internal^, act Uigdirectly upon the blood and mncuouaaur* face* of the system. , TeWtnoniols sent free. Price, 70c. per bottlt. Sold by all Druggist*. Yoke If all a Family Pills (or ronstipation. Dr. Eliot's Southern Tour. Baltimore American. "I will venture to asaert^Jhat the tour of the South made by the learn ed and philosophical president of Harvard, I)r. Eliot, has been a revela tion to him," said Prof. A. W. Latie, formerly of Tulane University, New Orleans, at the Hotel Stafford. "Dr. Eliot, of course, kuew that the South had nrado good headway in education since reconstruction times, but he was probably unprepared to Qnd so much interest in intellectual devlopment and so many institutions of high grade. The time is coming when the South is going to be tlic home of great men of letters as well aK of practical deeds. Here in Haiti more, which will always be the for e-. uiost city of the South, Johns Hop kins is a centre of learning and men tal achievement that 5 has given it world-wide fame. There is not a State south of Mason and Dixon's : lino where the masses are not arous ed to -the necessity of good schools, and Dr. Kliot truly says that in this respect the progress of the South in , the past few years has been greater I than that of any other portion of the Union. ' ' Tood Tablets For Army. When the United States Army re- ? gulars aro having their maneuvers during the corning summer they will have the experiment of living on tab- 1 let food tried on them. Fifteen hun dred of the new army haversack rat ions have been ordered for this pur- j puse. As soon as they are received they will he shipped to troops in var ious parts of the country to be in readiness fur the summer maneuvers. The new ration includes in one small package tuo small boxes of hard bread, two and a half pounds in weight; three-quarters of a pound of bacon in a tin, a small package of sugar, two cakes of coffee, salt in tablet form and peper in a sapsule. Each edible is inclosed in a vogetahle parchment, covered with paraffin for protection against climatic condU tions. So. 16- '09. I DICK DOCTOR proper Food Tut Hlw Right. Tht food experience of a physician Is hU own oasa when worn and w cak from slokncis and wbsu needing nourishment the wont way li valu able i "An attaok of trip, to Mvere it cam# near making an end of me, left my stomach In auch cohdltlon I could not retain any ordinary food. I knew of course that I must have food nour ishment or I could nevor rocovor. "I began to take four teaspoonfuls of Grape-Nuts and croam thrco timoa a day and tor 2 weeks this was al most my only food; It tasted so do llolona that I enjoyed It Immensely and my stomach handled It perfectly from Che first mouthful. It was so nourishing I was quickly built back to normal health and strength. "Qrapo-Nuts Is of great value as tood to sustain llfo ^urlng serious attaoks In which the stomach Is so de ranged It cannot digest and aasiml* lato othor foods. "I am oonvlnced that were Grape Nuts mora widely used by physlolaaa, It wguld aave many Uvea that are otherwise lost from laok ot nourish* meat." Absolutely the moat perfect foo4 la the world. Trial ot Qrape-Nuta 10 dart prorae. "There's a Reason." Look ia pkg. for the little book, ?The Read to We^vlHe.* Ever read the above letter? A now ose appears from thnc to thne. They are gesslne, true, ami foil of hunuus PERUNA rw Cvtarrh ef the ThrMl #f Tw? Yuri' ItaeSei. **l wu afflicted for two yeqga with catarrh of the throat. At firat It waa vary alight, but avary cold I took mada It woraa. ?'I followed your dlreatlona and In a vary ahort tl ma I began to Improve. I took ona bottle and am now taking my aacond. I can aafely aay that my throat and head are cleared from ca tarrh at the pre ?ent time, but I 'till i continue to take my usual dose for a , spring tonic, and I find thero Is noth ing better."- Mrs. W. Pray, 200 Twelfth 8t., Brooklyn, N. Y. IVruiia is Hold by your local drug gist*. Huy ft bottle toduy. Don't legist to boost. It makes hade bettor and add# to the joy* of life, ] NO NEED TO TAKE CHANCES. I There U a Huro Way of Kuotvliitf Good l'wlnt Material. There is really no need whatever for auy property owner to take chance# in the selection of his paint materials. It doesjn't cost a cent to learn kow to be on the safe side. Cer tainly every property o.wnor ' haa enough at stake to find this out. A complete painting guide, known as Houseowners' Painting Outfit No. 49 can he had free by w rltlu(f Na tional Lead Company, 1002 Trinity Building, New York. This company is the largest maker of puro white lead in the world. Its Dutch Boy Painter trademark is famous as a guarantee of purity and quality. The outfit Includes a book of color schemes, for either interior or exter ior painting, a book of specifications, and a simple lUtle Instrument, with I directions for testing the purity of paint materials. Here and There. It takes a broad-minded man to see t lie good in a narrow-minded one. Many an education is obtained at the expense of common sense. Don't mind the number of irons you have in the lire ? mind the lire. and you make paupers; lend it and you create enemies; hoard it and you imperial your soul> Many a man who has always guard ed the door of his lips will look small when the door of his heart is opened. CURED IN ONE DAY Munyon's Cold nemedy Rciievcs the bead, throat nod lungs almost lnnnedlato Ir. Checks fevers, atop* Discharges of the nose, take* awnr all lobe* and palua caused Or colda. It euros Grip nnd ob stinate Coughs and proreuts l'neuuioula. Price 20c. Have yon atiff or swollen Joints, no mat ter now caronlcl Ask .tour drugglet for lluayon's Rheumatism Remedy and ace bow quickly yon will be cured. If you bare any Kidney or bladder trou ble get Munyou'a Kidney Remedy. tfunyoh's Vltalleer makes weak incn strong tod restores lost powers, f What fates impose, that men must need abide, Dealers & (Turners save money. Order Pegging, Bag-cloth, Cotton Ties diroct from Factory. llrokors wanted everywhere, plartolius Company, Now Orleans, I?a., I Lao Norfolk, \?, Tho world doesn't know that a lot of poople who criticise it arc living. 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