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NkKIi I'ninllon'iitfrojl'-M ?;c(x.'ilm<f l>in>tnrr?, Mull*
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The Natural
Laxative
acts on the bowels just as some
foods act. Caicarett thus aid
the bowels just as Nature would.
Ilarf.h cathartics act like pepper
In the nostrils. Soon the bowels
f^row bo calloused thot one must
multiply the dose. en
V'-M-pockft bo*. 10 ecnts?*t drufj-stoms.
'* t*'r U'cuulrg U umrl.tU CCC.
Mluht Oo It.
"1)0 you know anything (but will
hill p?)( a to buRH?" (iHrifMl tho young
man wltli tho yellow Hog. ih.
"Yvb," M?ld (he old lady with tho
gingham apron, ormally, "got 'cm lo
r!ga?"-?4<?M!"-r? yonk'T.H
man.
>!rn. Wliihiow'rt Hyrup fur Children
Mi (III' (Milll*! IcillK'or* 11 111 (k III III 1k
tluii, p.iiiift'iiiOH wind i'lillf, &*?? (t Imlliv,
Tim loan who connlderB himself olio
In a tliou.sund naturally rcgarda tho
other W an mere elphorH.
TV. PiVrci'S TVIletn, mhiiII, pii<?a r
rwiU'i), <Mt.y to tnl<f as candy, ro^'duto
Ittal invigorate ntotnach, liver and bow*
t'ln; Do not gripo,
DOWN TO HARD FACT3.
Tlx* Dreamer?Ah! Faith will movo
Mountains.
Tho Rcheiuor?-Yen, but the owner
of a furniture van demands spot cash.
Where Millions Are Entombed.
Tlw> catacomb;-. at Womo were tho
burial places of t lio early Christians.
Th(y.:>i(Mib:.i:t .'.V> miles In extent and
are ?y.ld (?? havc contained G.UOO.OOO
bodies During the persecutions of tho
Christ la us under Nero and other Ro
man emperor.* Hie catacomlw were
used for hiding places Cnder Dloolo
tiau th ? catacombs were crowded with
those for whom there was no safoty
in the face of ttie day. The art of tho
catacombs i:s unique and most Inter
e -ting. Simple designs aro etched in
the : lab.i which seal the tombs. Now
and then are small chapels where
painting are to bo found. All aro
litblo illustrations, ho that tho cntn
toml)3 mwy be said to be a pictorial
lJiblo in effe'-L?Tho Christian Herald.
Hard to Convince.
Little Tommy teldest of tho family,
nt dinner) ? Mamma, why don't you
hr-lp me before Ethel?
Mamma -Ladles must always como
fit st.
T< tr.my (triumphantly)?Then why
w./j 1 born before rthel??Tit-Hits.
Tlie en!Ire nature of man Is tho
Garden v. l.lch la given him to culti
vate.? \Y. K. (Hailstone.
Cut Out
Breakfast
Cooking
Easy to start the day
cool and comfortable if
T oasties
arc in the pantry ready
to serve -ri^ht from the
package. No cooking
required; just add some
cream >and a little sugar.
Especially pleasing
these summer mornings
with berries! or fresh
fruit.
One can feel cool in
liot weather on proper
JocxL 1 -
"The Memory Lingers**
, todujjtei*
HHentiro noils should bo drained.
Hond to market nil old hens right
now,
A poor milker, man or maid, Is an
abomlnutlon in a dairy.
Tlio 8hortor tho fattening period tbe
tjrdator the profit from the peu.
If thoi'o are any bare pI&ccb on tho
lawn now they should be rc&eeded or
reaodded.
The dlek la a better Implement than
the plow for breaking up cod In tho
orchard.
v>
If farmers kept books there would
bo a great many bitter ones than
there are today.
There will bo something to loam
about farming so long a? there are
studloliH farmers.
Tin ro 1b a distinct difference be
twe^n wecila and corn. Thoro uliould
ul?o ho un oxtlnct dlfforenco.
An orchard will llvo longor, bear
better and be tnoro profitable for be
ing well cultivate 1 and enriched.
Perhaps tho first Important factor
'o consider In dairying In tho stable
wherein tho cattle are to bo housod.
Strawberries should bo cultivated,
tho weeds eradicated and tho mola
luro conserved for . lato aummor
Irouth.
When tho Incubator (h to 1io startod
for lato hatriioa set ..tfllcgH in order
and run It two days boforo Intrusting
tlic eggs to it.
Fresh manure has a tendency to
causo carrotH, parsnips and sulslfy to
,<rmv Corked roots; It also causes rad
ishes to bocotne wormy.
The attention the farmer gives tho
I'.en Is an invitation for tho hen to
'ay?:?nd her cacklo In tho acknowl
edgment of tho Invitation.
The sclontlflc, thoughtful farmer
'.vorku wlili ills head. Hp known every
row, her yield, her condition and her
[ rollt producing capacity.
No live stock Is ho easily and quick
ly Inerrased In volume as h<-fi? and a
<cmon of good prices is usually a
precursor of Inereif.ed breeding,
_
Allow the calf to run A'lili the
mother for a d:iy or r.o immediately
after blrtli. The new milk Is ncccs
iury to promote a proper digestion.
/side froin the commercial valuo of
the products from the poultry yard
tha value of fresh er;ga and lino poul
try for the table should not bo under
estimated.
Generous treatment while a heifer
tends to develop the udder and In fact
all the mtlk producing organs cif the
cow nnd ePt:;bllstiC3 a habit that is
never lost.
Do not defer harvesting your Irl&h
potatoes until thoy are affe(VeJ with
black rot. As soon as the tubers ma
;ure and the plants begin to die har
vest tho tubers.
No eane and active poultry kccpor
will tolerate lice In tho nest. Placo
?vater, feed and dust bath where the
r.pn can ea*liy get at them when she
dally leaves tho nest.
All decayed specimens of fruit |
| should bo promptly destroyed. Wind j
! fall apples nnd peaches should bo
! gathered up and destroyed to prevent
J spreading tho diseaso.
Unless you securo tho guinea eggs
j and have the young ones hatched un
j der the hens, along with tho chicks,
they aro almost certain to becoruo
i wild and unmanageable.
I Uewaro of "red ruM" In blackberry
I or blackcap bushes. When seen,
' promptly dlK up and burn Infected
i plant, being careful not to scatter tho
fungous dust over healthy bushes.
Thoeo who have largo applo or
| chards aro fortunate If they have
evaporators for drying windfall ap
pies. This Is a good way to utilize
! unsalablo fruit and thus add to the
i profits of tho orchard.
| Keep your eyes open for better h?ns.
i You will often t?ce come advertised
i for sale. Hut stj^er clear of old worn
j out stock None over One or at the
outride two years old should be
| bought or kept on the farm.
Cottonseed meal fed to excess will
injuro the flavor of butter J st as
linseed tncal In excess will Injure
tho grain and flavor. While both of
these can bo fed to an advantngo to
dairy cows tho brat results aro pos
sible only when they nro uccd In con
nection with other materials.
Do not neglect to examine tho cur
rani and gooseberry-and look
for the white tgga of the currant*
worms, and the larva of the currant
saw fly. If you find any. dust the
leaves, top and under aides, with fine
ly powdered hellebore, when the
foHuge is wet, or put a heaping table
spoonful th a gallon of water, and
There I* toon toy In
Btm-t en asparagus bod. It thrtvee
ou a *andy tvlL
Bell off ell the rooetere except the
prime onei for breeding.
Tho breed of white bogs lu rapidly
disappearing from tbie "country.
The good roade movement Increase#
the pleasure of moving over ,tbe
roads. ? Lr*
"?*' v ?
. A dog's berk Is rather to be encour
sged. There U argument In the burking
of a dog,
One man cnnnot well do two things
at once, but two men can .do one
tiilug nicely,
Young shrubs need more cultivation
and enro ttinn otrtor onos, especially
the first year, .
Borne men nover discover where i
fence In weak until they attempt to
climb over It
Kvon a city man cob come to the
front with a email (lock of poultry lu
his back yard.
?
No cow which averages less than
one and one-half gallons of milk per
day can bo kept at a profit.
Take (he chill off tho water for the
inure, and feed her carefully and keep
her quiet for a number of days.
The cow In doing her best for you
and you can afford to pamper her
whims, They are usually pretty good
ones.
Tho man who said "that tho best
poultry men on most farms uro tho
women," knew what ho was talking
about.
Onions stand a good deal of cold.
If you have now ones carllor than
your neighbors, you must take some
chances.
It Ib more difficult fo secure tho
Roods of forest trees tlmn any other
kinds of seeds, since there lu to lit
tle market for them.
ttcctB may bo canned or pickled and
saved for winter ut'o. When vegeta
bles nro scarce lhoy will ?o greatly
enjoyed If saved In this way.
In Japan there are 192 people for
every 40 acres of land and 2f?0 cows,
2Ti6 donkeys, and G12 HWlne for every
squaro inllo of land In tho kingdom.
Take some tlmo to make handy de
vices for the house and barn. They
are easy to .make, and many ol them
are worth much more than they coat.
It Is not fair calculation to take the
average cf the herd as (ho basin of
computing annual profit from tho
dairy. Let each individual stand on
her merits.
The Kitting hen should bo given n
now, clean box for a nest, filled witlv
the (jlennest of material. Placo her on
tho new' neat and glvo her tho oggs
In tho evening.
No anlmala are bred that are capa
ble of supplying tho largest amount of
rich milk and storing away the largest
amount of flesh and fatness In their
bodies at one and tho snme tlmo.
Most rooplo And that tho yearling
hens lay more eggs than the older
hens, but romo chicken raiders claim
that the old belts eggs are better for
hatching, becauso they aro more
strongly fertilized.
Good food never creates tho char
acter nor temperament of a cow, nor
makes of her a good dairy animal,
any moro than it never makes a good
cow out of a email milker; It is use
less to make tho effort.
Water or moisture Is always on the
movf). When It rains It soaks tho
ground, and as soon as It stops raining
U starts its upward movement by capil
lary attraction. 1^ travels from one
soli particle to the next and so on until
the soil becomes what we call dry.
All stock will be healthlnr and will
Ihrlvo bettor If Knit la kept where
they can help themselves daily rather
than at Intervals. Medicated salts aro
now put up and sold mat aro bettor
In every way for the stock than tho
common Bait usually used besides be
ing a hotter conditioner.
Tho soil has wonderful absorptive
power to hold on to Its moisture, for
If we placo some soil In tho oven and
drlvo off tho moisture by heat nnd
then examine theso foil partlcloa un
der a powerful microscope we will find
each eoll partlclo contod with a thin
film of what Is termed hydroscopic wa
ter.
Shade and water are Important mat
ters In connection with grazing cattlo,
and tho more nearly natural the condi
tions can he made, tho belter. In a
pasture which contains r.o trees, It
eometlines pays to put up u board roof
to protect cattlo from tho hot sun In
July and August, but summer feeding
on a largo scale Is not generally ad
vlsable at all whero (here id no -na
tural shade In the field.
rnless^tho cockcrels aro to bo re
tained for breeding purposes, It Is ad
visable to kill them off ns soon as
they aro Bufllclently large, thus clear
Ing tho ground nnd giving more space
to the pullets to grow. When cock
erels aro allowed to run together,
growth Is considerably retarded, he
pldcs which the flesh loses a good deal
of its cxccllence, both in flavor nud
fineness.
F'rofceeor Washburn of the Minne
sota division of Entomology at Unlver
gliy Farm flntta Td&dt tortre~mac<fft or
tho farmer. They feed entlroly upct>
an lacrtdihl? oumber of Iimkm Is. The
federal department of agriculture, in
vcttlgailcg the toad, discovers the
startling fact that In 24 hours the In
sr'ct food consumed by one toad equal!
In Quantity four times the capacity of
Its stomach, which is practically gflfft
and emptied four times a very 24
hours.
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Bores Barred.
A reporter askod Mr. Roosevelt ut
the Outlook' oftlco bow ho got through
tp much work a nil ut the ?ame time
kuw eo imrny'poopio. "I shun bores,"
wub the reply. "I don't waste a min
ute of my time on bores. Do you per
celvo that I have only Just pne chair
in. thin room? You boo, my hunting
experiences havo shown mo that great
bores are always of small caliber."
For COLillM niitl <41111*
lUrks' Cai-cihnk In th*?-<!><?*? remedy?re
Ut'vcn tlie and fev?rlnl|ii?*?H?o?rc? the
Colli mid rt'xlovcH normal eunditlons. It'n
liijulil eiTrrtu (tiiutedluily. 10o., Ww., and UXi.
Al Hloron.
LOTS OF THEM.
The Englishman?Your country la
fine, old chap; but It's too deucedly
now. Why; you haven't uny fairy tales
nr
The American?dlaven't we? Well,
you Just come with mo and?loolc at
hoiik ot the tablets on our nvonu
mento.
Real Modesty.
"An actor should be modest, and
most actors are." said James K. llaok
ett at a luncheon in l'lttsburg. "But
I know a young actor who. at tho be
ginning of his career, carried modesty
almost too far.
"This young man lnsertod In alL tho
dramatic papers a want advertise
mont that paid:
" 'Kngagemont wanted?small part,
such as dead body or outside shouts
preferred.'"
A Sage's Summer.
So'orr.Cn sighed.
"Think of the number of plants \
have to remember to water whilo they
aro all away for tho summer," ho
cried.
Herewith ho doubted his title to
wisdom.
Thinking of Curtain Lectures.
Mrs. Peck?I see the Maine Agricul
tural collegc proposes to establish lec
tures especially for country pastors.
Mr. Peck?What's tho matter, ain't
none of the parsons up there married?
Deduction In a 8treet Car.
Tho Heavyweight?Pardon me, did
I step on your foot, sir?
Coogan?If yez didn't, begorry, then
tho roof must hov fell on It.?Puck.
Right food is a basis
For right living.
" There's only one disease,"
Says an eminent writer?
" Wrong living
"And but one cure^?
"Right living."
Right food is supplied by
Qrape^Nuts
It contains the vital
Body and brain-building
Elements of wheat and barley
Most important of which is
The Potassium Phosphate,
Grown in the grain
Tor rebuilding lisiues
Broken down by
Folk* who use_
Know this?*th<
"Tiwre'f&Re?u
Read "The Road to Wellville."
Found in packages.
i: ^IngljwT' ?<
and
Milk
(A Michigan farmer claims to havo In
creased the output of his dairy by having
musical selections rendered during the
milking hour.)
? <. ?
."Where aro you going. my protty maid?"
"I'm going milking, ?ir,' sho said.
"Whore is your bucket, my pretty maid?"
"I carry a muslo roll,' she Said,
"The bucket lu hung on the dairy wall
Just back of the e?at>fo?d 014 flhort horn's
stall."
"I'll carry your stool for you, my pretty
maid." , ?
"I sit on a music stool," sho said.
"I alt on a muhlc stool and play
While gaily tho milkers milk away.
"I open tho hour with a fugue by I^lst,
Then play an etu<lo If the co\vh Insist,
But nothing from Wugner nor all his
ilk?
Their thunderous music would sour tho
milk. ,
"When Molly, tho Jersey, Is milked with
prldo
I always play 'Down by tho Jerseysldo,'
jWhon common-old farm cows aro mllWed,
you hco,
I play them a rubo song?all-durn-eo.
"Don't faint, and don't flee, for I'll tell no
more
<?f tho tunes that I play on the dairy
floor,
Bavo that when the cows to tho pasture
struy *
I try 'Over tho IIllls and Far Away.' "
"And wli^t do you play when tho milk
1b shipped?"
" 'Rippling Waters!. " Then off sho
tripped.
The Superior 8ex.
There Is n lot of vainglorious ex
pression on the part of the- uion about
their being the superior eex. We hear
loo much of man s endurance, of his
Intellect, of his executive ability and
all that sort of thing.
Take a man and make him wear a
Bpotted veil and he will bo nearly
bilnd within a year. A woman wears
one and retains her eyesight.
Pinch a man luto corsets and within
a week ho will have heart trouble,
chronic pleurisy, acute Indigestion, ? p
pendlcltls and a funeral.
Pile iil?fow pounds of falso hair on
a man's head and bo will sucoumb to
brain fover within a month.
Tie a man's ankles In a hopplo skirt
and ho will have rheumatism, followed
by paralysis of tho lege from lack of
exercise.
Pinch a man's feet In tight shoes
and make him toddle about on high
heels and he will die of charleyhorae.
| Man loses on the score of endurnnco
alonjfc. Intellect and executive ability
1 are' argued by tho capacity to combat
theso tortures and trials. Man Is tin
| jdoubtedly tho Inforlor sex and should
[ retlro to tho last row of Beats and be
I quiet.
At Palm Beach.
'It must be qulto a disappointment
to you to be away down here andf
unable to do any shopping for winter
hats and dresses."
"Oh, I did all that before I came;
and when we reached here I had the
added pleasure of hunting for warm
weather garb."
Tho Discreet Artist.
"But tho portrait doesn't ontlrely re
somblo my husband. It Is not suffi
ciently llfo-llko."
"Ah, madam, If I made It too llfo
,liko ho would want to butt into it
every time he saw it."
The Course of Culture.
"And so your race is gradually be
i coming civilised," says tho tourist to
the chieftain of the savago tribe on
tho remote and almost Inaccessible
island.
\ The chloftain proudly twines a pair
of suspenders about his high silk hat,
and repliea:
'Indeed, yea. There seems to be no
cessation of the wave of culture that
struck our Isle about two years ago.
Wby, now we even call our tomtoms
Tbomas-Thomasos."
A Born Diplomat.
"Willi*," said Hungrr3t?gglns, "icSl
me low It Is dat you always managos
git de tender091 pieces o* turkey an'
Jutcies'?pieces o* plo wnoa "you
tackle de dames at do back door." -
'It's a secret," answered Wesry Wit
"bat I-don't mind puttln' you net',
'i always tells de lady dat I can't bite
'de turkey 1 got Tom hor neighbors an*
jftat de pie la so tough an' poor dat it
??? t>e cut arid an ax. Seef* v
THE IMPORTANCE OP HEALTHY
KIDNEY?. ^ v
Wuak kidney# fall to remove pol
Mono from (bo blood, und tb?y uru tbu
cuubo of backacho, headache, urlu*
?ry trouble* una aiuy
?peUtt. To intsure good
houlth keep the kid
neys well. Doau'u
Kidney PHI? remove
fttl kldlX y lilt)
Mri. Bopklu Hurt
quUt, 10 W. lfith'st.,
Jumeutown, N, Y.,
anyu: "Doctor fculd I
could uot Uvo tlx
months. I wau bloat
ed (o twice normal
nlzo and friends could
not recoghuo me. I
was perfectly helpless and wished for
death. Rapid Improvement took
pinc? after 1 began uHlng^Iioiui'u Kid-,
ney Pills, and In elx weeks I was
cured.
Remember the name?Donn's. For
?ale by all dealers. GO rents a box.
Fqj>ter*M|lbum Co., Uuffalo, N. Y.
8lgn of Recovery.
"If when the devil 1b alck a monk
be will be," Bald Rob? St&hl sagoly,
"then the devil gets well In doublo
quick time. Witness that young 'dlvll
with the ladles,' my kid cousin. I.ast
winter ho wan 111, bo 111 he didn't liuvo
any senso of humor left nor nny sense
either. I waB staying at the same ho
tel, and when I went In to look after
htm he virtuously remarked that bis
room was no place ./or a 'Chorua i.ady'
and promptly Hhooed me out. (A few
years ago I spanked that kid.) Then
he got scared and sent for a doctor
and the doctor sent for a trained
nurse. Kor several days 1 ?ot bulle
tins of his progress from the cham
bermaid. The fourth morning she sot
my mind completely at rest.
" 'Sure, ma'am,' said Maggie, 'an' I
think he do be gettln' along very w<*il.
Tho nurse was slttlu' on his lap this
morn^n'!'"
Did More Good Than All Other Ton
ics cr Quinine.
, When Quinine falls, try Hughes'
Tonic. ?. "Your Hughes' Tonic did me
more good than all the other tonics
or quinine together. Qulnfne will not
break tho ehllln, but Hughes' Tonic
acts like a charm." Sold by Drug
gists?GOc. and $1.00 bottles. Pre
pared by Roblnson-Pcttet Co. (Inc.),
Louisville.
Mrs. Wig^in's Idea of London.
Dttrinfe tho recent visit of Mrs. Wig*
gin, the American author, in London,
an Interviewer called on her. Willi
pencil poised, the Interviewer asked:
"Ami what do you think of London,
Mrs. Wlggln?"
"You remind me," answered the au
thor cheerfully, "of the young lady
who sat beside Dr. Gibbon at dinner.
She turned to him after the soup.
" 'Do, dear Dr. Gibbon,'she said, 'te!l
mo about tho decline ami fall of the
Roman empire.'"
In the Suburb.
,"What beautiful public building is
that?"
"That isn't a public building. It's
old man Savitt's summer cottage."
"And whoso noat little cottage is
that over thero with the tower on it?
That little one-story frame affair."
"That isn't a cottage. It's the First
Episcopal church."?I.lfe.
An Operatic Expletive.
"Hlfferton is awfully gone on grand
opera, isn't he?"
"I should say he Is! Why, he even
swears by Gadskl!" ?
The professional man who can't
make a living can go around sneering
at the business man who can.
MEAN.
Hivrrix -1
WlBk'rWiL WiTQ l*layiyig iiiMuraoc
company at school today tiad thy boy
treated ino moan.
Mama?J low?
Willi??I wqh tho^prtjuldent of th<
company, and before I could ro?lt>i
they flrcd mo.
KEEP BABY'S SKIN CLEAR
Few parents realize how many oa{
tlmable lives bavo been embittered
and social and business success pre*
vented by serious skin affection*,
which so often result from the neglect
of minor eruptions In Infancy and'
childhood. With but a little care and.
the use of the proper emollients, baby's'
skin and hair may bo preserved, pu'rf|'
fled and beautified, minor eruptions
prevented from becoming chronic aftdj
torturing, disfiguring rushes,, lfbbings,.
Irritations and dialings dispelled. J
To this end, nothing is so pure, so?
tweet, bo speedily effective as the con
stant use of Cutleura Soap, assisted,
when necessary, by Cutleura Olntment,j
Send to l'otter Drug & Chem. Corp.,j
solo proprietors, Uoston, for thelpTreo^
32-page Cutleura Hook, telling all ub<?ut'
the care and treatment of tho skin. ?
. ? - ?.1 .
He Had No Eye for Color.
There came to the home of a Negro j
| in Tennessee an addition to tho fam
ily In the shape of t rivets."vjlie^proud J
fnthor haIIoil t lie first man who capio
1 along .the road and asked him in to
see them. Tho man, who was an Irish
1 man, seemed greatly li\?c?rested In the
! infants as lie looked them over, lying"
in a row before him.
"What does yo' think?" asked tho ^
parent. , ?|f. jj
"Waul" -pointing to tlie one In the f
middle?"I think I'd save that one^Jefci
10 very body's M ;i; ga zi ne.
~ ?
A Fake Camera.
"Yonder Is a beach camera flond,"fl
said the first bathing girl. "They ure -
disgusting, I think." ,
"This one is i articularly disgi^jjfej
ing," declared the seconl bathing glfl.vj
"After I had posed all .morning for his |
benefit, Jio ate his lunch from that J
box." * v?3
TO OlUVK (U'T MA LA lit A
AM) lU'IlJ) i i* thi: sysTKirf
liiko tin; Old Manila Ml liKoV I I A 4
C 1111>1- TUNIC You know wliat *uu an- KiMtw,
1 li'i l<'riiii)la Is plainly |irilUflL>.0 i-v, rv .tolUO,i
?lii?\vi!??; i( In (t'ni|tly imini io
)< ss form. Tim < >uinln? ilrivi-a out trio luJEfliJy
ami ?in- Iron builiix <i|> <tii> RvM<-in. tx)l(l fcj'aPi
iloaUTs for W yi'iirs. I'r.vn &)
^
Domestic Amenities.
"Hubby, 1 g:;ve your light pantrfwl
a poor tramp."
- .'Ami what am I going to wear this *
summer? Kilts?" viaara
IllvVmoui.; j?|<? icc \ PrntvK
! W?.?-tl,..,. from i !???.
; u" Vi'i' u i. tr" put- sit?"11 ,? 1".. z' !vi m
Lots of us never j)m 0.7 till tombr*
row what we can have done for us
today. wr
Patriotism
The stomach is q larger factor In " life, liberty an-l the pur* -?
suit of happiness" than most people aro aware. Patriotism
oon withstand hunger but not dyspepsia. Tho confirmed dys* ^
peptlo "is fit for treason, stratagems and spoils." The toan
who goes to the front for his country with n weak 6iomacU
will bo a weak soldier and a fault finder. : a
A sound stomaoh makes for good citirensnip as well as fo?* i
health and happiness.
Diseases of tho stomaoh and other orguns of digestion and
nutrition are promptly end permanently curcd by the use of
Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDIC7IL DISCOVERY. %
It bullda up tho body with sound Ilcs/i and
- solid muscle.
The dealer who offers a substitute for the " Discovery" ?a '
only seeking to make the little more proGt realised on tbo -4r
bow of less meritorious preparations.
Dr. Pieroe's Common Scnso Medical Adviser is sent free ?
on reoeipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only,
21 one-cent stamps for the paper covered book, or 31 ntamps
for the cloth bound. Address World's Dispen^nry Mi-dical.jg|
Association, R. V. Pierce, M. D., Prcsidcr.e, Buffalo, N. V.'vJ
AXLE GREA8I
Keeps the spindle bright adlj
free from prit. Try a box.
Sold by dialers everywhere. i*'
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Why Suffer
From Eczema ?
A Georgia Man Tells Hit Ex
perience.
1 was afflicted with a very bad case
of Eczema for twenty-five years,
which was in my feet, legs and hips.
Through all this tlmo I tried different
remedies and Doctors* prescriptions,
obtaining no relief until 1 used your
HUNT'S CURE.
One box (50c) cured me entirely,
and though two years have elapsed I
have had no return of the trouble.
Naturally I regard it as the greatest
remedy in the worlds ? * - -y
? Yours,
J. P. Perkins,
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