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THE PEOPLE. BAEKWELL, E 0. Ugh! Calomel Sickens; Salivates! Please Tiy Dodson's Liver Tone I am sincere!. My medicine does, not upset liver ' and bowels so you lose a day’s work. oulte^billous! Your liver Is slug- fal -^fou feel laty, dizzy and all knocked out. Your head Is dull, your tongue is coated; breath bad; stomach sour and bowels constipated. But don't take salivating calomel. It makes you sick; you may lose a day’s work. Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver, which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel crashes Info sour-* bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That’s when yon feel that awful nausea and cramp ing.' If you want to enjoy the nicest, gen tlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone to night. Your druggist or dealer sells yon n bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone for a few cents under my personal money-back guarantee that each spoon ful will clean your sluggish liver bet ter than r dose of nasty calomel and that It won’t make you sick. Dodson’s Liver Tone Is real liver medicine. You’ll know It next morn ing because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working, your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and your bowels regular. You will feel like working; you’ll be cheerful; full of vigor and ambition. Dodson’s Liver .Tone Is entirely vegetable, therefore harmless and can not salivate. Give it to your children. Millions of people are using Dodson’s Liver Tone instead of dangerous calo mel now. Your druggist will tell you that the sale of calomel Is almost stopped entirely here.—Adv. MUMS BUS) IHESE OHS SPYING GOT THE LAND FOR THE VARIOUS ASPIRANTS FOR . THE PRESIDENCY. -X My uu a PERUNA SOLO rot 80 TEAM For MALARIA, CHILLS and FEVER AIm a Fine General Tenia. the eaaae by §■ nag •/ MALAMtA. Al yvt oini “ w -r^i L 0 ow ' s aRMHIPH ■e mmm ** •* Always a Hope. [ A number of boys had collected no lithe dtreet n»rv»er. and Max teased his mother to let him go and play arlth them. Aa he had recently been ailing ( and the areatbnr was damp, she did not I wish him to go. "There won't he anything going on 1 there that will interest yen.** she sold. i to portfy him "tlh, 1 don't know a hoot that." he ianeweredL his face lighting ap. "There i might he n hghc." ■ — — -wowo IT fmm goto** e» men h»« he —si see— h hss *es •ana to wtmei feet * «m ft« "flow e#e t«m 0*e>ng ahm^ 1 IImo fewWe theeo daywf" '"heg o t m • fee at s w wat I fw* nw hm% — a pe»e •t -• *fllmi here «he eeeoo hf tho "f dent Iniieo eamHdp. Sh*— a rve—e * • thn I IN MM lL __ I Tm SlooM Hilt Hi rwo OF LATTER QUIT RACE , •; Men Who Previously Have Sought the Nomination More Easily Determine What Their Chances Are—Real Campaign to Open Soon. By EDWARD B. CLARK. Washington.—The end, or the near md, of the war has not stopped the practice of scouting. There are scouts, abroad In the country today, political scouts in behalf of presidential can didates of the two great parties seek ing to determine “how the land lies.’’ There are several receptive if not announced candidates for the nomina tions now serving their country in the legislative halls in Washington, or en gaged in state, executive or business pursuits elsewhere. Every one of these men. if he would disclose the contents of his dally mall hug, would let the cat out of Yhe bag along with the letters. One and all of them are getting reports from various sections of the country, telling them what the people think of them, what their chances seem to be In this district nr that district and In this state and that state when the delegate ch«HHilnf at^nll begin Full (Ida as here who have no per gnfial ambitions my the trouble with meat at the aroets Is that they make , their wish the father of their thoeghta. < and that Indeed at being art welly after farts they ere more apt to took ' trwwnd for rvea. forgetfwl at the thorns Many a men hea had hie lM*ea raised only »• have them dashed ag»ia whan the truth hereme knnw«. "" Mr. MeKialtj** fetter brings cheer to all who My bo sufferers M -he was. Read it: *1 can henaatly aay that I ewe my Ufa tn Parana. After soma of the bast doctors In the country gave me np and told mg I could not llv# another month. Parana saved am. Travailing from town to town, throughout tha country and having to go Into all kinds of badly hasted storm and build ings, sometimes ftending up for hours at a time while plying my trade as auctioneer, it Is only natural that I. had raids fra- ancatlTi so when this would occur I paid Utils attention to it, until last December when I con tracted a severe case, which, through , neglect on my part settled on my lungs. When al- aerat tea lata, I began doc* bat. withewt avail, aatll I af Peraaa. It cared atei aannot praise It too highly, 1 Mr. Samuel McKlafSy, 1507 B. 12th 8L. Kansas City, Mo., Mem ber of the Society of U. 8. Jewelry Auctioneers. ' Tablet er d Fea Measures Human Vibrations. , Utilizing a galvanometer, u French scientist has Iqffented apparatus for measuring vibrations of human bones and tissues, with which, among other things, he reads a person’s pulse more accurately than by hand.. A SUMMER COLD A cold In the summer time, as every body knows. Is the hardest kind of a Cold to get rid of. The best and quick est way Is to go to bed snd stay thers If you can, with a bottle of "Boschee’a Syrup” handy to Insure a good nffbt’a rest, free from coughing, with easy ex pectoration In the rooming. Rut If you can’t stay tn bed you must keep out of draughta. avoid suddra changes, eat sparingly of simple food snd taka occasional doues of Rnschee’t Syrup, which you can bay at any ators where medicine la told, a safe and effi cient remedy, made In America for wore than fifty years. Keep H handy —Adv. Money Not Everything. ^ Tryin’ to figure everything out on & dollar un’ cents basis Is u dangerous business, because there’s thousands of things worth more’n money.—Ex change. PUT SWEARiNQ Youthful Court Considered Him aa That Una Four witnesses, little ten years of sge. testified, Id 000 damage suit of their Thenm Twlgg. on trial at the circuit court. When they at the office of the county do their fees, they looked mighty b proud. Acting all the world Ilk had been witnesses all their H spokesman of the party. In tha of all, asked for the fees. “But you must swear to the ness of your claim,” the county di said. A puzzled look crossed the brow the spokesman. “Swear, awenrF* said, “all right,” and he turned one of his companions. *11111, swear.” Bill swore and the money paid over.—Indianapolis N*wa. Indirection produces dtsarrseable and •omstimea alarming aymptoms. Wright’a Indian Vegatabl* Pllla atlmulats tha digaa- llv* procaaaaa to function naturally. Adv. A Lifs Saver. Doctor—My dear sir, It’s a good thing you came to me when you did. Patient—Why. doc, are you broke? To Purify sag Earieh Um Mask Taka GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TO which la almply IRON and QULMUNB pended In Syrup. Bo Pleasant Lika It. You can aoon feel Its Invigorating Effect. Price Ma. Hia Job. “Pa, what Is It the censor doenl “Oh. Just Incense everybody, son.”—Boston Transcript. Lota teg* Do It rmby ploy gntfT" >rads tto ruddle over he rits um the rlwb- — RyMuM cD /a nine ANTISEPTIC POWDER * w c* _ igaagsge THE WESTMINSTER SCHOOL For Bor* find Young Men Tfc55«"Er Write lor MX • in inr ur M k nton. N. c \J#7x7jc A/V0 v at drug y*SUKt. 3TOMS oauoo IT MAA SAM E. RICHARDSON DRUCOlkT URBANNA.VfiA. •hmrau SftBV and oratrultaM the urw and whtrh couara rbra—Hem You may rscotra a mmole bettW of Swamp Root by Parrele Poet. Addram Dff. Kt.n.er k Co., Biaghamtno. Bf, and eocloae tea crata. also meatioo this paper. Lane sad mtdiom «ai for mle at all drag storm.—Adv. AGENTS ft ANTED for the faateet eelllng AUTO aeceeeory In the world; Juet out; quirk ealea; big profits; eend fifty cents tor sample outfit, aflller. Bo* SO#, Eneley, Ala. Something Different. “Operatic robbers and brigands are stale.” "True.” "Wo ouidit to have something new.” “Yep; might have Jazz banditti.”— Louisville rourier-JoumaL Hums tee, ibera era at ■wta owd be raw (but thr* hoto luat the BrramA stop of fhe rkeodtoira whw gara tkeoa ewaHriMOBumo tat Bald aortbra It f|t|| rat do lo ammo seuara bwt It la pooerv •oB so tare i l ip VI otfMhgpum that ot lewet tww mum wise ‘b Mgbi they hmd ohAeb tiwvr emammneo hp«e raw* m Item u# eOthee grawt paity obw best I twooage woee thw bewtbeww uhw fin 1 the bwpwfUC ■mew rafiat wees peomrated I bwfwev ramoewtbwue of othee dot* amd ] If h*et wh»ow tbu»r serarngth hay Ip I fisraom ttoraw sod ram te*a pouoty wwB ohethee they hate fiarNtted ■ hi the yew re that hovv toiereerad Tbm kmewlrndge emshdra uuora o# tho eawri* 4o»ra to Brnfif the leevw«rp of the eeotftsmo of tbete tewmio ood gHra tbeoa suMae othee ogtowtaBra wtOO thura who ore awwty tmtsvd mtw tho rora Airis fy wbwt the avfitVMg orao posh ably wmld rah a rompgigo of idoro- ftuw to to peii^reoa it lo raatsuaory far every aewotse ood meoahee of the humso to sewd out to hit cuout it wrote ftim time to thod ettrorfs fraew bt» be am rodrA s btab his nao»e sod hie work before the poo- 9** Today there la an laietylfird form of this campaign going on. It la prot*- sMe that many a voter In > untry has re«'ehed from some promlnetit Democfat or Repuhllrsn a consider able amount of |M*rw>nai fitersturo In excess of that which he received In a year ,w hlch was not the year of the eve of a presidential contest.* All this sort of effort Is acknowl edged to be legitimate. It la a cus tom that Is common with men of both parties and has been com'mon to them ever since parties In this country were organized and speeches were made in congress. Booms to Boom by December. In about four months to this form of campaigning will be added another. Speakers will go forth Into the dis tricts where delegates are to he chosen to speak in behalf of “him with ambitions.” Moreover, headquarters of all the principal candidates will be opened in the city of Washington and In some cases in several other large cities of the land. Then the type writers will be busy; the publicity AMERICANS MAKING GOOD AT SIXTY-FIVE *TL"LT5 Make a noise like a dollar world will give you the glad CASTORU For Infxnti find Chfldrqfi, Mothers Knowlht Genuine Gastons Always Bears the Signature of My 9mm Thirty Years CASTORIA agents “will w'rite~ tfielr best;’ the mimeographs will be tireless and the mall carriers will bear extra burdens. Washington never is to lively as when the banners of a dozen or fifteen candidates for the presidency display themselves from the windows of the Pennsylvania avenue and Fifteenth street office buildings. These head quarters become the focus of attrac tion for politicians and party workers from all parts of the United States Men looking for jobs seek out th« candidates’ offices, and some of then come from a far distance. Everyoft« of them Is certain that he can lam than a handful at delegates mrh* to vote fim. loo; and oil th foe tho forartte ora If ho wti