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Hood's Sarsaparilla For All Spring Blood Diseases and Ailments Posseases ijrnedipiiSal merit Peculiar to Itself and ha* an unequaled record of cures. Take it this spring, in usual liquid form or tablets known as Sarsatabs. SULPHUR"-SULPHUR ^COMPOUND I IAUID UHOI.II.UI. ?M*LUUo. hlUWIPi KSittlM tor KtiMm*, Iwh. King worm, r?tfo?^?)r^a*v<>lj4Uua*. #U) All Mb I a Knlpllun*. To? MNk?l go to lb* Rulpfeur Vpiing*. tbltflv** *?? ?r?rf*?iSulphur Itatb *u4 li>Vl<or*Un* ronlo TARI BT? ?*??? 1?j ubuujtoo. K?*uIum? 1 I NDLC I witurprujutf, rur Ui?H At/ID Oorr?oH*?, 1 i'urlfylua lh* Hlooil, Tonlua th? *?<l In tb? ilrnalMiuiil Kiwi |ir?v?ll((<>n of INI > I (J Kb I loN, I' r ? I L/?i'il? (.uiiibmifu, Catarrh. ItbauuimiUrn. Uoul, I Neobrlib;Colic, Hton? In lb* Kl'Jnejr and hltdiior, i ?u<l rno?? KI<Jn?r M??r ??<! 4t<>ma?b AllmcuM. nlMTMCMT I.aKOE JAM. SMAM. ?c. A MAOW WOWDRH for Hemorrhoid*. ttor??, WIN I M CIV I ? ftwullluit. InlUmcd or ? h*f*<1 l'?>u fturni. Hi ul?< ?, Aprtlna. ?!?. ftpUudld far ?h* kc?|>? ih? (kin nit I And r?iii<>vo? Pimple*. ui?tul*h<>>, Ml*. kin-? ii. eto. T r/ It fws*u? I)ru?u.fc tonft'J i>, HANCOCK I IOl ll> Sl J l'lll U CO., liMllhuorr, Md. U font liwltr tu'l tupply you. Mill 1>j M*il or KapreM. prepaid, Writ* for lx>okl?t on Hulpbiut Buy"BATTLE AXE"Shoes Gray Hair to Natural Oolorj NlM?v?? vANpnurr iuo acunr favlftraW* ??4 pit'tnii lt>? li*tr from felling of, r? ky Diuggiai*, ?< tanl Olr??t i>i XANTHINE OO., Richmond, Virginia r?iM ft hi ???*#(? t*4?U |i? !<?< U, (limlM Th# UNIT Road Machine OPBRATHP BY One Man and One Team MNOC ONE-FIHH At MUCH AS LARGE 6rtd?r* _ POH3 WQRK AT HALF TUB C03T Ttie Call-Watt Co. l?f>Dt, C KICUM4KH&'VA: SSrsS Thompson's tyc Water Boys Take Ilood. This is a good lime for hoys to re roIvc that they "ill not ho drowned nest summer. II' the resolution is made nnd then remembered till frost comes in the autumn, there will he fewer drownings this year than usual. Lust summer nearly three hundred children wcro drowned in New Hol land. Most of them came to their death through K()i"K swimming in ponds or streams at times when their parents hart forbidden the sport. The hoy who dtffides not to drown will, in the first place, ohey his parents, and in the second plaee will take no risks when lie is in the water. _ . PRETTY HART) TO GET ANY ASSrSTM^Ct fRDM A MAN WHOSE I.IVEU OR STOMACH IS OUT OF ORPFR MUNWo PAW PAW LAXATIVE P1U5 KF.P.P Y01J Wf ii Mnnfon ii P?w l'aw 1*111x coax ttlC llv<T Into activity by gentle mcthoda. They d > not icour, grljie or weaken. They are n Ionic to the ttouiach, liver and nerveii; Invigorate luetead of weaken. 'I hey en rich the blood and eunble the atomach to Ret all the nourliihiueiit from food that I* pul Into It. These pllla contain no cnlo mel; they are aoothlng. hrnlltiK and stlin ulatlnR For "ale by nil druKKlntg In 10c and 2fn- sIbcb. If you need medical ml tire, wrlti Mnnyon a Doctors. They will advice to the best of their nbllltv abso lutely free of Charge MI'NYON'H. M4 111 Jr*>r??n 8t?., Pbllndrlf h la, Pa. . Full many a glorious innrninir have I seen. ? Shakespeare. for coMiN mid HlrW'n Oapiuxvh is the lio?t rotiv lv ? rt?? lleres the nchlntf nnd f?'verlsluirss -riir??n il>o C'old mill restore* normal condition*. It's liquid ?effect* linmcdliu<?!.?'. >???? ,2V. nnd 000. ?t dmc itorpti. On their own merits modest men are dumh Ko.-l/S-IO. Buy "Hatti.K Am:" Sinus Since 1 KS.'l the sea ha> washed a\\a\ 419 acres ot l lie British l.-d- s, hut i! lias also added The I;i?..) gained, however, is at present useless. dkIj.w* is i>.\\(;i:hoi s. When tho kidneys Arc sick. th? whole body is weakened Ache* and pains and urinary ills come, and then? Is danger of dial>et<-s and ratal Hright's disease. Doan's Kid ney Pills curr sick kidneys and Impart strength to the whole system. Harry 11 a use, 30 Hound Ave., Milton, Pa., says: "Right years ago I had to take to my bed. I consulted ono phy sician after another, ^Jjut Jn valu. My back was so 6orc I could not sleep, and headaohee and diwy spells bothered me. After taking Donn'n Kidney Pllla, I pawed gravel, and soon I was cured." Remember tbejume-^Doan a. Tor by all.dealers.... 50 oft^ta a box. >nni C0.;-8?Sil#.R T. I lH! two iloltlcbl IllUlgH, W III I'll Hl*0 KW.('?'t MC8S .'lllii light. 8o.?J6?lO. !?>??? to Our ItriHlrrs. V/rito Murlno Ryu lttiiiit?|y (,\> ( for | hi<" illuHtmtiMl h'ye> Rook Free, Writo nil kI>0111 Your Kya Troublo ?nd tlluy will AdViSO AS to lh<i IVropor Appllc* tjon of lh? Murium Kv<? I<oin? ? < 11?? in Your Hpociul < Your JViikkimI will t?'ll yoti tw?t Murine Hi'IIuvoh Horn l?y?i*, Mtrcni/tb diih \V<ak 1'ioft n't, Kut?jrt, SpotiiM Kvy?* I'aln, m-IN for Mr Try It In Vour Kyi?? iiml in HiiUy'i !?*>*????, for Hcn.ly lOyollda u\?l <irmiul/tt i'>D Whrti is mini Klroiij* mil il lu> feels nlniM'. Hrowiiing. Trial Dottle Froe By Mall If you mi (for from Fn.l?p?y. Flte, Falling Bleknc,??, b|>Kii(<8, or bnv? children that do fo, my New DU CoTory will relievo Ilium, and nil you nr? a?ked to do )? (o B' ud fur ?Frco Trial 92 iioltlo of l)r. May'# Cplloptloldo Out-o It has cured tbon?aml? whero everything o'ae failed. Onarontetd t>y May Medical Laboruto'y i'liilcr Pure Food and Dr<i?? Act, Juno both, 1W)3 Oiinrnnty No. 1H971. IMoacn wrllA for B|>ecia! Fro# QU HoiiiO and i/ivo A<!1? an J comiilula uddrer* Oil. W. H. MAY, U48 Pearl Shoot, New York. ? ?It hat li. e vcn a whole city reaped tIk- rvil fruit of. a had man. Buy " II ATT I. K Axr." Miok.h. F.veryt hinj; comes if a man will ! mils wail. Disraeli. I I'or II ?<,! I?A < II If. -II l< l?*' ('A I* I DIN R Wlidlicr from c?>!*ls. Ilfai. Stoinneli or I Nri vous < n|n|i|lni' wilt irllcve you. I It's ",ll?i'?iId ? plt'H.sani to inlti" Rfij> tmmwll I nti'ly Try It. We., t!.V nnri b<> eont.s at dtttir | htoti"> Hints For Farmers. I When I wo hors.es heroine acrustom i cd to working together, don't change i In matching up the work learns i male litem in si/.e, weiyhl and dispo Mtion .is nearly as possible. i It l- very hard on a prompt horse j to lie oldi^eil to work with a lazy one. ) The wear and tear is jjreat and un 1 iii'ce^si ry, and a loss. j. Never tolerate a man on the farm j wim yanks, kicks or whips a horse, j In no case should the eolt he allow i ed t<> follow when the mare is at ' work. Sow a Lund pa I eh of eatl'ols for i he horses this \e;ir. if you never have before. ! I'o not han.: the lot* against the horse's teeth. lie patient and lie will , open his iiiont h. j Hreak your rolls* to walk down hill. Now, that may mean that you will i have to hreak yourself tirst, for it 1 eetns to he natural to hurry down hill. It is a I>ad plan. ! I'on't toiryle your harnesses tip with strings. No-surer way to invite j (rouble; have everything stout. (iel a lirst-elass horse dentist lo j h ok over the teeth ol every horse on ! the farm, \ouun and old.-- Fnrni Jour ! 11 a I. j For the years IMS to l!)t>7 (treat jHiilan has produced bushels per j ai re, as auainst i i.!i in (Ins country land !' I tn Itussin. whieh makes the j poorest show itivr of the larite wheat. <: lowing count nes. A H \ NI)ON KP IT l'or tin* <> 1 < 1 I'asltloiu'd t'ofTee Was Killing. "I always d.atik coffee with tlio rest of I h<- fnmllv, for i! sc^mod as if there was nothing for breakfast if we did not have it on the toble. "I h;ul been troubled some time with my heart, which did not feel right This trouble grew worse steadily. "Sometimes it would boat fust atTd at other times very slowly, so that I would hardly be able to do work for an hour or two after breakfast, niul it 1 walked up a hi!', P gave inn a wvoi't! pain "I had no idea of what the trouble was until a friend suggested that perhaps it might be causel by coffee drinking. I tried leaving ofT the coffer and began drinking Postum. The change came quickly. I am now glad to say that I am en tirely well of the heart trouble and attribute the relief to leaving off coffee ar\d the use of Postum. "A number of my friends have abandoned the old fashioned coffee and have taken up with Postum, vrhieh they are using steadily. There are Rome people that make Postum very weak and tasteless, but if it Is boiled long enough, according to di rections, it is a very delicious bev erage. We have never used any of the old fashioned coffee since Postum was first started In our house." ? Read the lUtTo "book, "The Road to Wellvllle," In pkgs. "There's a Rea son." Kver rea?l the ?foove Irttfr? new one Apprari from time to time. They ?re genuine, true, and fall of hiattSn Intern*. QUESTIONS roa COMING CENSUS Enumerator* to Se Among the Peo ple Middle of Thla Mouth. The arrangement* are rapidly being concluded for the taking of the cen hum, which will Mart in about a week and Supervisor Uussel, of Anderson, will have things in Hhape that there may he no delay or trouble of any kind in the work. The re<jue?t which the supervisor makes in that the people will meet the enumerators in tlie! proper spirit and furnish the desired information. President Taft has is sued a proclamation requesting co operation on the part of the public that the census may be complete and correal. The cemms enumerators will usk you the following questions: What is your house number (if in ?ity f) What is your name? The name* of the members of your family f What is tlie relationship of these people to youf How old are youf A i*o you siugle, married, widowed or divorcedt How long have been married f How many children have youf Whore were you bornf Where was your fathor bornf Your mot her f How long have you been in this country f Are you naturalizedf Can you speak English, if not what tan you speak f What is your occupation f Are you employed or an employerf Were you out of work April 1.5, " ttiJOf Can you read and writef Do you. own or rent your homef Any mortgagef A re you n survivor of the Union or ('onfederate navy or armyf Are you blindf One or both eyes? Are sou deaf or dumb? April If> will witness tho inaugura tion of the thirteenth census of the United Mlatea and on that date an army of/ ab'Mit (>8,000 census takers will begin their work. Each one of these census takers will be armed with a badge t?y whirl, "ye may know them" and you may have no hesitan cy in telling them the truth, the whole truth and nothing hut the .lames Coleman, a newsboy, It) years . old, told Mayor (iaynor, of New York, that he was the rtal captor of Eddie Fay. the cracksman. lie wants to share in the $17,000 reward oll'eied lor Kav*s arrest. So. 15-'10. MUST HAVe HURT DREADFULLY From the Letter Recently Re ceived from Mrs. E. Fo.ur nier, of Lake Charles, La., Her Suffering Must Have Been Dreadful. Lake Charles, ha.?"I had no cour age cr patiencc loft." writes Mrs. E. I'otirnicr. of this place, "as a result of my great suffering. "I had backache, headache, heart palpitation, chills, tainting spells, sick stomach, nervousness, dragging sen sations and thought every month I should die. "No doctor could relieve'me and the month before 1 began to take Cardm, I could hardly walk. I could not wear my corset, and had a pain in my right side. "Since taking Cardui, I have no more pain. I can walk as far as I want and am feeling like a different wo rn.-i n " It you suffer from any of the symp toms described by Mrs Kournier. you are urged to take Cardui. for it should j surety do as much tor you as it has done for her. If you are weak and ailing, suffer from lack of appetite, lack of blood, 'ack of nervous vitality, Cardui is prob ably iu-t what you need to help yAu | build tip your physical and nervous constitution I It builds, strengthens, restores and nets in every way as a specific, tonic remedy, for womanly weakness. See your druggist about it N. D. ? Write to: Advisory IVpt fliaiuiitoofru Medicine Co. ('huttnnooga, 'IVnn . for 3peci.it Instructions, nn?1 R4? | p.iK**' liook. "Homo Treatment for Wo* i men." Rent In plain wrapper, on roquest. | ? - i ANGLER'S FEATHERED FRIENDS. ' Birds Found Along Course of Fishing Streams in England. Tho thtu&hes havo been singing ; merrily of late. but these are not by | far tho only feathered riverside com { panions of the angler nt the present season. ? NVavr hens are often to be met ! with, and \ cry tame and friendly they j are at time* Here and there that I expert fish catcher and diving bird \ the lesser grebe is encountered-; king i fishers, uttering their shrill alarm I note, flash by as the angler spins ! for pik'? or float fishes for roach, the j wily heron is noted In the distance. | rooks and .wood pigeons are In tho j same meadow, and often enough a j gay cock pheasant bnldly struts from j the coppice hard by in close prox j linltv to where the angler is seated j and has a bite. Of course there are many other birds, wildfowl and gulls, for In stance, which tho angJer notices, and up the Thames, owing to atrlet preservation tho kingfisher aro grow ing quite numerous. Thaee and ^*%r and sometimes as many an half a doz en of these brilliantly plumaged birds aro now often seen In The courso of a day's fishing. Dabchleks or leaner grebo aro also fast on the Increaso in the Thames valley; In fart they ere becoming too plentiful from an angler'a point of view rmdng to the Immense nnnv bor cf flah they destroy. Som^ of tho gulls when very hungry will swoop down on th^ angler'a pike halt, nn<l In this wfcy several hava hooked themfl^voa and caught. wfittter GBXOtte. SOUR STOMACH "J uud CuctrtU and f??l lik* ? new num. I luv? bt<o ? ivflettr from djr?? pepeta and tour atowacb for tha laat twa yeaie. I bav? baeu taking mcdidua ?u? otbar drugs, but ' ould find a* relief only for i abort lime, I will recouimani CrCaoarete to 017 friend a u the only thing for indigestion and tour etomacb and t? keep the bowela in good coudltiou. tb*r ar? vtry nlca to ??t." Marry Stuckley, Maurb Cbuuk, Pa. Plaaiast. HjdiltM*, Potent, Till* 0??4, Do <i?od. Never ttii'kM, W?ek?a or Crip*. 10c. tic. 50c. Never ?old ta bi)k. The > tola* Ubiet ?tamped CCC. Ovaraateed to ?tut er your money back. KM Kl&Xtl PALATAL cxk.i.kkh I iVk ths erooa. wd 1 >4* 2t0. 4lXPMVUOI?T?. GET A SAW MILL f'MR L>wlwir4 Irta Work*, Augu* U, Q?. Make m*n%y Mwing ntlfb* bor'? tliob*r whtn fin U ldl? ?ft*r the cr?p? mrm l*U by. The Iowa Court of appeal* has de rided a telephone company may not deprive a subscriber of bin wire bo I'auso he chooses to use bad language >ver it. Ko.-ir>-10, Wasted u Fortune on Mkln Trouble. "1 begun to have an itching over my whole body about woven yearn ago nnd this aottlod In my limb, from the knee to the toes. I went to see a great many physicians,a matter which cost mo a fortune, and after I noticed that I did not get any .relief that way, I went for threo yearn to the hospital. Hut thoy wete unable to help me there. I used all the inedlclnen that I could see, but became worse and worse. I had an inflammation which made me almost crazy with pain When I showed my foot to my friends they would get really frightened. I did not know what to do. I was ho nick and had become so nervona that I positively lout nil hope. "I had seen I he advertisement of the Cutlcura Remedies a great many times, but could not muke up my mind to buy them, for I had already ufcedso many medicines. Finally I did decide, to uho the Cutlcura Homedlen, and I tell you that I was never so pleased as when 1 noticed that, ufter having used two sets of Cutlcura Soap, Cutlcura Ointment and Cutlcura Pills, the en tiro Inflammation had gone. J waa completely cured. I should bo only loo glad If people with similar disease would come to mo and And out the truth. I would only recommend them to use Cutlcura. Mrn. Hertha SmcIjs, lii!!! Secoinl Ave., New York, N. Y.f Aug. '20, 1909.". "Mrs. Hertha Sachs Ik my sister-in law and 1 know well how she suffered and was cured by the Cutlcura ltemo (1 It's after many other treatments failed: Morris Sachs. :$2 1 !?]. 89th St., New York, N Y., Secretary of Deutach Ostrowoer Cnt.-Verein. Kempner He brew HeTnevolent Society, etc." 1,000 Model Orchards. If the plans now. proposed by the division of economic /.oology of the slate department of agriculture ma terlali/.e Pennsylvania n-av in the near future berome thr* leading fruit stato of the east. The suggestion Is one that is attracting attention all over the country, and other common wealths arc 'waiting to si?e what do volopnients are made In the fruit growing industry of this state. The proposition as outlined by Rtato Economic Zoologist II. A. Sur face will include the section of 1,000 orchards, that will be under tho su* l?ervl8lon of thy division of economic zoology. Tho ofliters connected with this branch of the department will iuwtruct farmers In the planting, tho care and conservation of th<Mr trees, and as each is an expert the grower will pledge himself to follow the ad vlo? gl\en in every particular. This is one of the most important schemes ever devised for the benefit of the Pennsylvania farmer. It is a fact, although this stato has many natural advantages for the growing of fruit, tho careless,. haphazard method of tending and caring for It has proved prohibitory of any mark ed results About six years ago tho original study of scientific growing was heuun in this state and 'wan pur sued as field work by the depart ment Such beneficent rosults were obtained that tho natural evolution was a campaign that would embrace the whole commonwealth.?Philadel phia Inquirer. Many a Clever Housewife Has learned that to serve Post Toasties Saves worry and labor, and pleases each mem ber of the family as few other foods do. The crisp, dainty, fluffy bits are fully cooked? ready to serve from the package with cream or good rrtilk. ^ Give the home-folks a treat. "The Memory Lingers9* Pkgil 10c. and 15c. PMtum Cml Coropra, ' WORTH MOUNTAINS OF GOLD j . ----- During Change of Life, says Mrs. Chas. Barclay Granltevlllo, Vt. ? "I was passing through the Chang?of Life and suffered from nervousness and other annoying symptom*, and I can truly iwy that LvdUE.rliikriam't Vegetable Com pound hau proved worth mountains of gold to me, as it restored my health and strength. I never forget to tejl ??y Jriends what LydiaE. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound has done for ma during tbJ# trying period. Complete restoration to healtn means so muoh to me that for tho sake of other sufrer Ing women I am willing to make niY trouble pttblio bo you may publUU this letter."?Mrs. Ciiah. Barcxay, K.F.D.,Oraniteville1 Vt. No other medicine for woman's 111r has received such wide-unread and un. qualified endorsement. No other med icine wo know of has such a record of cures of female ills as has I<ydla K. Plnkham'p Vegetable Compound. For more than 80 years It has been curing female complaints such as inflammation, ulceration, local weak nesses, libroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, indigestion and nervous prostration, and it la unequalled for carrying women safely through the period of change of life. It costs but little to try I-ydla E. rinkham'n Vegetable Compound, and, as Mrs. Barclay says,It is "worth moun tains of gold " to suffering women. B UT"B attle Axe"Shoes News Notes. From all of the big industrial cen tres of. the country conic reports of substantial improvement in the con ditions of the wuge-earners, many in-J creases in soiIcb being noted. Shy lock, as interpreted on the stage, is an insult to the Jewish race, and the "Merchant of Venice" schools, is the opinion of Hev. Dr. .Joseph Silverman, rabbi of the Temple Emtnanu-Kl, New York. When you can get 92,000,000 germs on a $1 bill, why pay more? Davis' Painkiller should be taken with out delay whon noro cheat and tickling throat warn you of nn approaching oold. , Men must work and wonien must weep. Const ipnt ion rail it's an<J ftwuvavatea many seni lis It in thoroughly cured by l)r Piem-'s pleasant Pellets. The fnvorite family laxative. (lod (lie first garden made, and the first citv Cain. It was In this very cottage In Brookslde, 15 miles from Birmingham, Ala., that three Italians nearly died of Fever. They had been sick 3 months. John son's Tonic cured them quickly?read letter below: ? .. . . Brookslde, Ala., May 4,1808. The two physlolans her? hftd 8 wry obstinate caaefl of oontlnued Malarial Kevcr. AH wcro Italians And lived on a creek GO yards from my store. Theao com* were of three months standing, their temperature ranting from 100 to 104. The doctors had tried every thing In valru I persuaded them to let me try Johnson's Tonlo. I removed all the print ed matter and let the modlolne fro out In a plain bottle as a regular prescription. The feet In all three rosea wm immediate and permanent They recovered rapidly and th?r? was no reourrencaof the Fever. S. H. 6HIFLBTT. Writ* to THE JOHNSON'S OHILL A FIVER TONIC CO., Savannah, Q*. MR. GINNER t Have you ever seen the LUMMUS AIR BLAST GIN SYSTEM? Do you w?Dt to Increase your nroflta And at the same time le/tiin your labor? We hate spent <0 Tears perfecting a gin system tbat would meet the aotual requirements, and now wo'to got it. Your nnm* and ?Hdrr?? on n poat OArd ?UI bring you fall Information. f. H. LUMMUS SONS CO., Celumhui, Qi. Bit AN OH OVKICP- AND HHOW IIOOMB 807 \f. Trade St.. Charlotte, N O. Statue of John 0. Calhoun. John 0. Calhoun, in marble, now stands in Statury llall in the national Capitol, along with the great men of the other States. The statue is the gift of South Carolina, of which Cal houn was one of (lie most distinguish ed sons. Ho served as Secretory of War, Vice-President, l"nited States Senator, Secretary of State, and again as Senator. He was still in the Senate when lie died in 18f)ft, at the ape of sixty-eight. No one ha'.s sug gested that South Carolina might have selected a more worthy repres entative' to ho placed in Statuary Hall, ti tribute to Calhoun as well as to the judgment of contemporary South Carolinians. Free Canal to Chesapeake Bay. Senator Simmons has secured the adoption hv the Senate committee on commerce of nn amendment to the rivers and harbors bill, authorizing the Secretary of War to purchase for the United States^nnd to widen and . deepen to twelve feet the Albe marle and ('hesapeake or the Dismal Swantp canal, leading from Albe marle sound to Norfolk, Virginia. The Secretary of War will piirchase one of the canals recommended by the board of engineers. It is practi cally certain that the hoard will name the Albemarle and Chesapeake prop erty and the price will be $500,000, as former boards have done so. The Simmons amendment, in ef fect, appropriates $500,000 for a free canal, connecting tho rounds of North Carolina with Chesapeako bay. _ The First Presbyterian church, of I Phoenixville, Pa., propose seat men and women worshipers von oppo sito sides of the auditorium. Think not that thy word and thin* alone must be right. Circuit of ? Dollar. l'ay as you go. Thin is golden advice that will keep the business world moving, the wheels of industry from rusting out, and the money will surely eome back to you. It should not be forgotten that the earth is round. Stand the people all in line and they will reach sround the world, the last touching the first. Now pay your neighbor on your right the dollsr you owe hiiu, and he will pay his neighbor on the right and so on the dollar will travel until it will come around again to your hand from yOur neighbor on the left. Try it. We make no charge for this receipt for the hard times.?Kxchange. A Rids; And Daatfe in Mad Fiats. liTwo hands upon the breast; And labors done; Two pale feet crossed in death; The race is won; Two eyes with coin-weights shut. And' all tcarH cease; Two lips where grief is mute, Auger at peaco." There are killed annually in the mines of the United States throe timog as many men per thousand as there are in the coal mines of most Euro pean countries. So.-15-10. Fortify Your System. If your blood i# out 6f order you run a rink of taking a gcrnr dineaie. Kheumathtm, Grippe. Pneumonia and Typhoid Fever are germ diu?a?CH. ltheumaoide \a an active blood purifier, It c)ean?*8 the blood of all impurities. Pure blood prevents germw from taking hold of the vital organs and expeU then} from the HjHtem. fn liuuid, altto tablet form. At druggitita, 20c and 50c a bottle, Tablets by mail. 23c. Bobbitt Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md. The French Chamber of Deputies have voted (o lay down two battle ships in Ihe present year, designed to equal the latest type added to the navies of Great Britain and Germany. A French writer predicts that in the course of one hundred years very few persons will live in the cities. Cities will be used only, for business purposes. FAMOUS DQQTOi PBE80BIPTI0W Peruna is sold by your local drug gists, liny a bottle today, 1 -IV- 1' JLH '-J. ??.?1_ JB) Worth Hearing. Turn over a new leaf. Circumstances alter cases. An ill weed grows apace. Ho that dies pays old debts. In the rijjht with two or three, ififli in saving common sense. The child is father of the man. Buying and doing are two things. This bank-note world.? Ilalleck. He tried the luxury of doing good] The poetry of earth is never dead. Huy "Hattj.k Axk" Shoes. The steamer duck pf South Ameri-i ea loses its power of flight as it mi grates. The reason is that its wings] <lo not grow as the rest of its body develops. This Will Interest Mothers. Mother Gray's Sweet Powder* for Children* cure Feverishness, Headache, Bad Stomach. Teething Disorders, Regulatethe Bowels And Destroy Worm*, They break up colds in 24 bourn, Pleasant to take, and harmless a* milk. Never fail. At Druggist?, 25i-. Saranietnailed Fkke. Address Allen S.ObnstedJUelioy.N.Y. Tlie trees which are used in Jhe government work of reforestation are grown at eight government nurseries in the Western Forest Reserves, ? When You Think - Of the pain which mmiy women cxpcricnco with every month it makes the gentleness and kindness always associ ated with womanhood seem to be almost a miracle. 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