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H ayes, of the following lettr. cured, fter -ever tl T .... 1a t - t S:L . Pikam's Mrs. Hayes' First Letter Appe DAit ll)s. P)\NKIAM: --I ht itnellt for "1 IIo' fitnt" withtt ";'y lilnu)r. I a01 5ot sit down iw.llc)Ilt up mily spile. I llave 1lItarin -tigol don ie i.;s :wclltn,8!Id I have ha( f pet.it e i.aTnt ,n od. I cannot wailk o "I1;e Syilpto of F of i1ilbroii eluraltely describo my1} 1ae o'Ir E. F. II.Au:s, 2fn Dudley St., (l,oxl Note the result of M t houh she advised Mrs. erideter ht contiaie a. I snIi tosa ' as trement, faT abouIIt ii ol lll the p resit. Itl' Iny syin T PQ.Ia imsy im it 1 kOdi 1 yo ii: all 15 l i" s i th u l ei' ef lly, aDiih " el gThei us(e of4 Lyia . Pikh expl ihs tu:0 andIlfl Tstrenth "la by<I'liea t( e. ivt Pika' tege lars <t x drop. ST ii I1 . advise a l wom feinale1 trouble i cof nyr54 kind t iv E. F.i r11 ' ):,2.T ul ey rgSt (TItx tepace ORFf the eandtt hapti Vegeabe ompluoundla brht t< wtO F you a a remd lorin mensrittunition,l the it les ear aipint yourguin,e ALoIae Shtgher Shoelals: Blergack pd owdr; Leadto wietfrhr Sokeles in sisun o FTry Laeda itShlld aO OR ~EITi e ant .t BrwnL,,gioFl youd lare Plyoot luki Black powder; "eader wih Sokees. nss METALLSHINGLE' DRO PNSY Hae ado Dro tl d it om liio rieR tailir en - The Pe-ru-nu. Altnanac. at Ihe !ruggist( have alreiauly eenl slIpIuie<l wI 'eruin:l almnan; 1. Tfhere"is sure t< 't. a gteaI eleii n del fo' these abniiu o ea 'et'e"eatt of the arlit !es on astro4log which IIte" e"oat:tin. T ile sultje"t of astro!o. i. ver1' alt r ;ee t iv one to uost peopie T)l'"stI:j: oi.u:ae" have b,ee n furni.,hn't by : \-er-y -. i. lent st olgi:,l. and the Inettal cha:it - l- triSties of ea,"h signl is giv'n, CUoIIt'Utin al:uoc l : e nilete horo.: ope. A :1 i1 t of e.tion and nsli$wer: on :istrology sent free' upon reelue"st. Tlhere' will be a great rush for these books. Ask your elta-bi, for one early before they are all gone. Atnoog the Wonderful nlosaje of th' (ancient Church of St. Siphia is a I gigantic figure of the Savior. Moharn - e rndan desecration las covered it with whitewash and paint, but through it ail t h original picture can bo easily identifie . The population of Mlalta. about 200,0010, relies wholly for its m ilk supply oil the goat. mors Cured. of Fibroid Tumor, ill of Boston doctors. Boston, Mass., in tells how she was ing else failed, by Vegetable Compound. allntg to Mirs. Pinkham1 for Help: iVv b)een 1i11d1 1 1ostn01 doe.crs' treat r'lif. Aty till m1I 11111 libIr(i great pain, aId the soreness extends L pa 111 1)ot11 back and froni. Sly ab [owing spells for three years. My ap r be on imy feet for any length of time. '1lmor' iien1 inl yorti' little book alc te to yei for adVice."---(Signed) is. ury) Bos I n, Ala-s. rs. Pinkham's advice-al H ayes, of Boston, to take e~ knew wouldI help ther iass of additional instruc I! of which helped to bring a'o imai ago I wr1oie to Voni desxcrib enecd mIy whole system1. I (can walk '(a1ble 'ornpounid is worth Iiv dol(10 a whoai are' anlUbictd with t umor's or .it a faithful r. ial."-("'ig'.ed) .Alais. mry') B3est on), 3OaSs. purc'se such text iimony or' I a ke inessx wivich Lydia E. Pinkhamu's ) 3Mrs. Hfayes. "'plted by all women'l as coninfcinig mi's Vegetaibie Compound stands maitijons5; ulleerationl, falling aind (is bie; irregular', suppreI'ssed or' painful andi' cha.raIter' of thei tesxt imnialm let .' spa: per's enn leave no) room1 for doubt4. re"ss wVill gladily pusIwerIan lelY1tters~ fuiller ini rin1ation1 about1 h1er illness. (1 Lydia E. Pinkham ii's Vegetable 'I felt that shet thiniks no I rouble is too uen, and nio other' mUedicinie ; don't forl to xeil you somiethling else. with prodiuce the originalt lot eors andt signateires of oiva their ailiol1ut i oii aminoe n in E. .Piinkhuan M1oduieno Co., Lynnm, Mass. Ir&E SHOTGUN SHELLS 3ader" "Repeater" for reliable shotgun am.. d that shoots where you buy Winchester Factory "New Rival,".loaded with "and "Repeater," -loaded upon having Winchester ;, and accept no others. IS KEEP THEM r Our money winning books, written by mnen who know, tell you all about Pota.sh Thiey are necede<I by every mnin who owns a (fid and apiowv, and who desires to get thme most out of them. r 'They arefJree. Send postal card, I OFnr.nu.a ro.I wonusK HINTS Let the sllall, 'eak pigs Of the lit ter stay with their mothers for two weeks after I ie large ontes art, weaned. The increased supply of milk will 1m1ke them grow very rapidly, so that in a few weeks they will often sut pass the largest and best of the litter. in this way small weak pigs that would other wise not pay for their keeping can be made to become large and thrifty hogs. I ai: nest c Ialott ror i1n'ttn. A halanced ration for hens is all right and proper, but what Is a bal anced ration for one flock is not for anot.her. lirecls vary greatly in the respect. You can feed 1.eghorns and sucl active fowls a much larger anionut of corn than you ('an iralhmas or even Plymnouth ltocks. The best way in feeding is to earefully study your low Is and vary the feed until you get a nixllure that s'lits them. The yearly egg record tlIls the story. On( imp11'ortane fact or w'hein 1'aisi rg kte potat oes is to stare the s'ecd w:h( re ti:" will nti1 siroat and exhaist itheir r('n ct h. .:ally in tihe wi:iler the !)ot.1 tres w\a'' t fotr' ' plantting ihm iu> lo\\i si sl-o;llI le pal( i in n('\\w tlo r i:art;!s and h1(:id(. Tion remov' ('d to cold(t1 :M a(ntl I-,pt tilt-re unltil plaIt ling timlle. 'The see1 potai-cs will coan(' tclut ofl the cold st"age just as fresh anli i ie in :IIypeari'acil (' :S When they wi re t1:1;en fra,n the :;oil. 'i'le tube r: do not send o! sprom;s as el lar-kept tithers do. The st rengt h of I he pol at o is retained. We hal a good opporlt iily of muak lig a very t horolgh t,'st of this iet hod for raising late potatoes. \Ve had planted out. two fields alem.lside(' each Other, using for o11e liei (I ("'lIar-kept seed, a id for the otlcr seed taken from cold stoirege. The field of cellar-kept. se-d wa:; a total faillre, while the o1lie' liild was satisfactory in every way. We strongly rer onnmend potai.t) growers to keep sce(d potaltoer for late planting in the cold storage. The great In(ereas' in the crop will repay any one for the slight expense of sto'age. America n. AgricuIlurist. ' Sceirot oir S("(t in t \wint,r .. To proluc e.n in) winter hens rmust have warm. cornfortabl(e lIuarl(ers, good food and plenty of it. in fIedingt; for wint.cr eggs hens should have a warm Imash in the norning, fo: ihis nil hing gi\es; me biettee' etr iii'ns, for tIle mon3ey inve:;tecd, than poor lbans hotlct tWo or tlitee hours and m!ix(d w?ith bran. They should not have all Ilhe mash they canl eat, buit :ihonli be 1I1mrgry enough after eating to scratch for grain thrown in litter. The sectet of lerding is to give enolgih (tf each kinl of fred to keep them lnulig'ry for it. I have folundc oats, hckwi'a;. wliat an(1 coIr geoi:i grain 'ocl. . Ilit Ille griins 1uisit h' scuinl orl'' s will 1'ollow.; Animia! :!utl \eg(' Ial' foiod . civsti'r shnl's sic'! ar;t arc clli'iles is a.90 wccl ivmm hioui:. sur il.. ~i'ily ve~tiIn atd to bec c dr a nil yet hti fri 'r '' ini idraft. Thii'en hnse shcuhi wih i: '3.' tiit I litir-j;ci heatliilaccilfli[ irc : rl i r ai li'. o ta e c h. iv I r''tin ii? ru:h r pntfilul.i nport'i .cc'i li vie'w alre stii'ricit' ;ia a rule Ic) hcsc \'hiih haie niot, andI for1 this liccaliln pure-bd li'ciIwcals are~ bettIer thIian l( iligrels. 80111' htelit'vme I ha I a Iirst crioss intkcs hller (1 fowls than eithri of I lie l nit siock., Tlhis mnay Ice t rile to stome c'xlent hvi at breeder mackus nol piriigress breedliim2 Ihis way. Th'ii stock afIler yar's cit bir' t'inig is nii biettei' liutan it was at the scci'l.- HeItc W. [ictaw ley. ill .'ewa I'>rglaici longnstad. \ailihchiiifo prtopi:gitting ic.w viines, I ioniui on whoi l n I ci' i ce:;ror' ofi a vi'ieyardt will doi will to visit his nc'Li lor's abioict liru;nirig ci oe id oh tail' ithei -e'id t -ot?lt iings. The vine's arc' uscally 10run:<i hcalk leavi~ing eii - :hrie buds,' cif ine lriou1ils steasoni' gcowti Ih din eaich rchooa l Thre latl y'car's .iiiroil orii ii's''ti I0 t' (on10 oi lbe rnsted inl sellting drIl. l'a''h pice ofl vine Ishciiuld1 hvi' three bi:l:n, twi ofi whh-hh aI ii' cveledl with' iirih whbea Set, l('ar ing onte tocor i'c'c he ' ine. Th'lesc' three hodi letngi hs i' cibtained beifire I rauns planilting rilme,, may beo burti'i' ini lI~oe 'iondutil thei seaison op1ens up and th goldis pr'epar'ed fo' Itheir r'e eion 1)1. A\fter'i plowiig anid ridding t ho soil of Iroucablesomeo clods, a furr'ow~ schoti hIe openr'c where one desli'es to hrave th li ropt)~agatiing 11ow and( thle ciit lugs Ilaerdi in thIis as noea pier'peilen.. Iar as15 I iossillt. Whbich iay b'Ie clone biy p)lacing aloncig t' Ian ud sIde co' the fui' iriw. Asi r ow li is1 not1 ier'manent, the cnttiu:s 11ned trit he' mor'e than a foot a part. Whe ti'~Ihis ha.s bieen cdone t.ake a hoe ailul lhrcow a little of t hi loost' stil toe' thlit lower' pari' of Ithe cutt1i ngs andI jiotiu' a ciipI'ul of walter ti eac'h overI' lie (jarthI ar'oundl the slIp. I y the Ii me all havt' beeniI tus tete th(IIle wratet' will hiave dl!iappc'nl id s:o that the furrow may bei hilledc andI lie ground slighily pac'kcd ai'runid each tibg wvith thle flat sideli of the hoc'. Al ways ad,just the r cur ttings so) as to leav on031 bud out1 of the groiaiil. Vines gr'owni from cuttings make ecllent spi'riuIs for sett ing ini a permanieni. vinieyard the following year If they have r'ec'eive th' Ile proper' amounat of at tent Ion and cult ivat ion thle firist season.--C. Ii. liar rett,. in Tihe An E~xpecrimient itia l'ernnuts. Th'le fIrst of last May forund me with on1e sp)ar' row in miy gai'dein; so pro enrinIg s01me peanutis sutitable for plant i ng I opened the i'ow, which hiad been upl))ied wvithi somle v'ery c'oars'e ma. nu'e, and planted the nutls ihrce or imor'e per' ill , wIth hilis foru' feel apart. Wlchien plants wet'e bieginning to appear' I dr iessoed thle hiills heavi ly wv Ih plaster' and woi'ked w~el I untilI the plants wer'e able to lake 'are' (if themiselves, which was not. ye y long. The I)lats madet' v'ery v'igor a; growth, measruring fully four feet I dilameter' 'ahen full grnum, inded they were the largest vin(sn have ever s(en. TIhe wea ther was sii able for a contintuous growth, and thi tle peas nade use of until ithe' tir: heavy frost. The peanut is a ienitb of tie It'rguinillouls fatnily,. and gatlie gre'at (luantities of bacteria upont it roots, an1d in this way brings nitroge frot the air. It is like the cowpea I not being able to stani Imuclh frosi. I legan dilgging a felv d:lyS ago, anl folind the vines were littrally fille with 1 nuts. I also fotn( tIhatl where t1 Co1arse lauiire hatt sponiged the sol enabling inice to dig with ease, thi little anlinals had almost cleaned mlantl 1)1a11n1t.s. I deternineid to id whet the mulip had stord'( the i nuts, whicl soon d(ilt, and these pilevs Velld(ed ov( a half Ia bushel of the peanuts, wic t;ues to show how udestructI mice en become; they had hidden and cntel fully three periks. Somue of the vint contained overi a half-gallon of nut euch. The lessons (Irawn are as follow. Peanuts will grow to perfection o coarsc I1nnin"n during wet ieaotl when Suppliedl w\ith lime. The iu1 sho::hl be dhug :as Soon as ripe to e: cape the work of the lie as tIcilh I p(.:I:h-. \\'h'n th ground is sp'ti'g tr)ti part: (ly dec"ayel vegetaldie mla:ttc gl'it d:'i.age will s mil('tilllc't t ( 11 The grurd taho;;t peattitts shottl<i I \( 1) cle a I ,, wh. V ic'h fur1,'i si) ciu\ cr for ire. - dA t lert 1). \'arn , 41I \ it (tilia. in Newi \'ork-. T'fribnne i t'i: 'ar. V. :(tt"s 11' 1 l"t:tsl 1.,.) in e-e ibS tl1 I mldwils arm ahi c," aco Slan1 wasI (" t oil the plaill o'hil r l)i; --lhall i:, ililrOgel, pl o ;!s!: It d lttlu phori:' acit. Soilt; cut :ai:(n a italltr, tindlit all three o)f thle nl c-s:l' tilb t llre5s, the p1oltslh1a' '{ i1- 11u ri i(1 ais a <oalit.uel!t. t f of a I'irs Ia it' by diisintle:;ratth 1'rotn the -.;i ln hul of l.r soils, a di te the itrug1 I: in li form of vegtota le natter, ti-ef. rt sitl: or plant1. growth. A pl:r1' 5oll of ' tir' conltainls no \eg;1'ible nmatter ,tl itful lishes a 1 d11etiium ft'rI1 nth rowe;; ' th t plati1s of the clover faiiy, which hay the lower, whin stupplied ilh pias and phosphoric acid. of assimila"in the ilert. lnitrog(l ( f' the ialtospheri The dleeay of the runts, ete., of 1h1i :'lass of plants supplies nitr"ogen for th grow 1h of plants which canniot inak their own nlitlO;rgn, so to speak, a l thl('s, step by :t4'p, w i have the ar'I cullural soil of today. Plant l("ooi 1m:st (he soliu le in . io water; be'for" plthi'nts a mal - It.-' it t 11 t"t"l.'ie)F'a (IF1 e s fal li' ii Ii; a iee(a r;. a n t ir ; a'iil :i. in tii point th lss ;1 J1Y'= 1 t l1r. l eamlphe. j4 fn r' e plan fi'cotd is 1 1 nl s01l0hle dIa i the plants it)I halat 1i n1 dliate spnt (ann a(simila the luantil o114t taken utp pas.e. i on with the drail age (watter. itl he t anll u tl ore ilr 1.': by the feel ing i8otS of plantsi t i eel in passin g tnll 11h i ram' andAa l.. w1a1 I (- od11, -". r1 ' Or h-ss fails iO bw ntiili:. in tl lis prolcess, and i lt i ately fieds il w\'ay to the oc(Ian1 wie'e i serves It grovwmar'ine plahts. Nitr()gn is ill .i't"t to l;sset inl addtlitionl to this'. II the( acto (1 1 f( cert8lin hafeia. l,h ni :").ti n1 inl id4'ayi g t eg;eltalle lmlatte ' ('( ll 'I i tlit am m1 ti., whith ma ct'(alwi" t i r('i8l' as a 1i4a(, ii' lh a' lol ia! n t. i a by toil oi wl-r mh r the. Cin, ris formt' 1of r O tl ,,. ;ill alinosphere. andw w'lhil iis IIIil e on :te(tiEl h:d ,ma i d'ci' :w1 t o i.... 'tlise lons, 11hol1I lhey 1an 4noII be whol0lyx i argantd lohe All;Iie )1 lise cur iin tho ain,twin te fn<il . ty of>ring whIl the' sur)l:l-g nivaitr;esi fwteril light, ante din Am4lin deril Ihe aondtos'.eslbl-pa Ifod mad'e( sobt hteons 1)0iiin,: Y. i frnel weahe it hem drInagte, car techarip.s muchlof thise ll ne toe a vovr{ again. HL'enCr his aino tye, foarb oer thiow pels anfe pens are gised,ad sht. e s wereaer l"im.siei i'll plwnt is etix 1ellent hin benoin l(t'h phy cal 1o dit ofa sil,ni thsels planil 50o theising to ra Its. hne.R JTrbis wacag now al odihow wie woeldae neot onir alltsl)practical I One trunle impth iittt tnt'ers . cin Ie ntiwther may e , ew 1 ial 114 it (io oitfc th at av not baenei'y sur ceurm clcor, ow pia. int. hloilasI pro01,blem. POts (uitt 1ubje4t (tio 11 there re fA Icobinationqwhh.e onthe oat.e hland,11( is very 111 if jat inosue aoms andVi5 Itheos of'~ b 1hrnt. f'codt eleeniathe 'iIiihho, dery pbeaceo thime hnentcountPered had sonluion ofbph.sphoie isacd a 2nc fes ithagainst ploss All thfl s pAns amustltbe forsider in)0gtri tabl and Inem to intain thes ferti ltygof tesol In applmay.n aue A PASTOR wlo w tVE itI h ; 11 [ 1 uii ! I " Rev. II Su h m l,ofFl, o n,\ . ' (. :1 it to In Ib I:mpror \\wi. 'ilham a t l t i rn Ianv. In11'1ror ha. +nI,tt)"n in hlix ow\n ban1 n '-rilIit This honoured< p:sstor. 1n a re't"ent letter i ''he le"t"it ii'a e1q reti' e a ('o., 't l ut mel, bl, (.'"rtlie t+tt.: "' I lettc dlteom oi'rltrtyr -u.. tlc'apcy t rt l of" natt. 1 lo'tl.: l't' ttilt it sti ("nuettllf, it ul mttlef hl ith l y, pttr!'. bloct< n et l t I l r.0lnr, <ofi itt 11 el ttrll. It is titIet' yutte ke(-p1 l'(t"tta. ltt the heouse 11 yeat*."-II. .STl'ltI.XI'OLL. Tlhotm-and- 'W! 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A rett"tnt travvlt.r in Africa w"ritt a tt' the ntltt ive towi of Shleik Huisein: "'!'t'rvtlingp; in ald ntar Sh'eik IFrin h'l hli. ;and blo(' ntg;: to the d':'ad het'ik. i It is not Ilermittedt o r \tt winnl nil r i fi towViI, 110 Cattle arr sold anid w\t 1- wti' askt'd not to shoot Iiriis. )ni '' Iflny ionlial hatt\in;: vanlght two lm:' - with a btteityI' ntt il I lie holy oblh s I:1"t :ar s 'llembly w\a:1 ht'ld at,n il to t ''l nd 1 v tI" w l' t he ' ' is byi etr o' ima iut l 4t4 ga ve b i i Isen. n~ 11v I .ie (n Itt I ii I )kivv 11 I ti on tO ' i- tullars to appe)tasethe w1c rath1 of th:: SA Dieintegaratingu ITachel(or. narryi:rg,~ 1 o!'Ti t tr i:i at 1:ti th :ir Iii just ' o ~theI~4' i : ha ' he .n : ; - (to i a (Iorner4 :u4i wro4'tt- hiT tJhoh-tt tn :a I ! itf St i lub tu 'i the eu .i;a,w m;) ,it 1 uptad Vsmmesaealmla ('1 i'reby ";t an ittn daii n ii tiit 4 n441 -10.000 rhibben: bii'sute itaithai WWi4remema:srmu.wsusem IIair Splits "Ih ave used Ayer's H air Vigor 1 for thirty years. It is eIlgant fot' a hair dressing and for keeping the hair from splitting at tihe ends. J. A. Gruenenafelder',Grant!orkt, ll. Hair-splitting splits friendships. If the hair splitting is donc on your onhead, it loscs friends for you, for every hair of - your head is a friend. Ayer's Hair Vigor in advance will prevent the splitting. If the splitting has begun, it will stopit $1.00 a bottle. All drugfila. If your dru ist cananot tan ply you, sond us oniCi<tiariand uwe wi exres B you a bottle.. Heo iuri' anfii v the4 nameL~ I of your neart ex prs ffe. A ddress, J. (0 YRC., Lowoll, Maas. .Why take sit( ~JJL~ lke a dose < irritation, anc (4 . Might just a disgusting, ni ~'disguise the taste. Fool yo offensive to your taste or sn m rakes certain things repul: yourself to nauseous dloses, ,. bowels, dlestroy your health a fuj, palatale, pecrfect mod i tonic you find in I l3Hat for the Ho'wel's. Ge'nuIne tabtet r.tnmp-:d i Sample and booklet free. Sterling. Ren SUSE TAYLOI'S $ BY AN EMPEROR IY P-RJ-NA. ll'~ s 1II V., I.S aUBE~NVOL 'a ttr 'e{ th. 1;irlngeli(cal i.uthtertln St. eIitill-I ciih It"rn th(' II, lt".it of onIe or te ISIIhle. the t text. SThe I'rrtut .\1"diiie CO., ..' C.obnbusn , 1 the lit /' fo tt ltoury tiume, et iill till f1ttS cu -'vtl. II t i 1 ntr ei l h it t uel tlte hse libt'.i. nelielper in the iworld. I/ itti it(t . c11 u ItIt 'rom (lectih every; i y.u d 1 1.: V . ri" e t romp( i' l i-tne - or i ui- ro I r'e t'e UI '(l'erunl, w1t'itl' t in:c<' ill 11I:. II /Itn I IlI. r;iiM .1 tuI I ttt un l t t '. t- .1n<1 11- ut ti| hII le:"e(t to i t" tty u hl_ l,t .t. 1h- .14l% ice -:r.iltis. .\thtirei h- . 11,r11 ."11.1k. I'r t . -n" li t T he 1'n ll\ n l i n t.(I: t l . } FREE PE-RU-NA ALMANAC. Ille r de't hlt"" i' "t't ii ' r 't it lik le. : i'-i t.I ; : ! Illtat tir." . -. l. a 's:tl-i I l 'rIl tlnd . .hs "'0, ' Iih t sIu ti, - lits J II4 " a( ' i iit. I, g i iI r 'Itg 4 :inl ;: II :tt a r!:.I ; tt'. 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II.,ha ('* fl' itiche ,,i -:ne Vit. cot'dg kettri saltse tor epuld:e s Ihv h: i w .:l ak co e n:enty<.er ml.y ir ow :.thombach,6- c r Don'es 'jel h oin hemto do. yo ..a ith yOahi yov.mr distbuion, n the othe :; hand eee-v elhin lativte, ivebrs rci ah Uit drgte iCrCas of, 0 thevr din bulk -in Caan t erwist, uc or yohr OneY ba. idy Corpan,lhinago tor Nre uprk ire oine or em"inesdry of w eet 6 a h, Colds Le-n roo peo allTra ndhiensah- art tth da's pro-ea To Cotton Gimmors. We htanufacture the Most Comlikte Line of Cotton Gin iMaohl;iery of Any Com,p,n, in the World, namrly, 11:0 .......... PRATT, WINSHIP, MUNGER, EAGLE, SMITH.I We also make Linters for Oil Mills, Engines and Boilers. do also sell everything necessary to complete a Modern Ginning Outfit and furnish our ojs tomers with fll detailed plans and ma terial bills for construction of necessary houses for our plants without extra charge. The Continental Gin Company, Birmingham, Ala. RIIrx 1-ot1 OUR L.ArET OATALOOUS. *SHOES ' UNION MADL W. L. Dou,Iao makes anl 3ells more men's $3.' 0 and $3.00 5hoos thin any other two manufacturers In the wor;rt, which pIoves their Superiority; they are worn by more r00010 in all statiOn3 of life than any other make. fii('lae \V. I,. I )Inll;: r I lio- lar1 t n nu:lfaci I're r he cal ln ' (y h(i aluer an(I "l, luh 4 hi: s1h.1414s :t a },, I4\cwer' c(ist :i arl ('h11r ("ill- 3' t . rerll,, Which enabh-(" hiin lu4 '"ilI 9114440, fiu' .:l.Y4l) illl(l \ .,, 1'. st. i u141:11 ll t vry where frs 1.u 1 sr>. t1. W . L. I hmght4. :1.5.0( ual Sl sitt arrn by thuthsauds41f mne% wllho hla\ v e (" p i \ilt; s-l ai( a'd4 ,n t be l i vin tI they voli i .,t a Iirnt-clIass shone filr u:i.rut or $:t.40. Ilie has un\in('(':I Itheit that the style, tit, :til wear. Alf his s8:..i a11i1 Ka.1 c) ;;h<u s is j11st as In111. I'lat"c il ( ice . by siih- 1 it is inllip.ibhi. to t:('r .any iiifierene. A trial will con4 vince. Nat ce I nrro(u(o (Ix" ta.ul : f+2.V.01I .:t,- d its Iln %ine.e. t -l'r alet: fi"i 8 .t,Y4 .'t"40,41t \ 1:un f , MrS .2 ,4 5i.7t) i l''ii Yearn. W. L. DOUCLAS %4.00 OIt.T EDCE LINE, Worth $0.00 Compared with Other Makes. he Ibes i-npu.oed min l Amnericun lenl.: r... fe.yi' A(nt Ca,'. E ".01A. 8 1< Calf. V ii Id. Crronrt ('"11, umd Nar iomnt XAmrr(rn. Fau.f Colt,, [, elets. Caution': Thu,...","n""ha1e ,. L. OU(::A niuciy Jcayit' (atalogc}' (sl'or C for a Postal 3 AV WHY SUF FE R HEADACHE OR LA GRIPPE ? CURE YOURSELF WITH NO BAD EFFECTS. Sold at tl Druinstoros S4o. 4. U t Wic t Ai. . i AILS. !ie-. t'-nw.h F.rul. 'tnv:1s l:.d. Use - l 10!: 41/b dr:( t leumQatic Reimedy rhet that ciires this terrible hiarmi to the tdi(jiestive orgen s. BLOOD) PURIFIE,R, t44j'et her4 I 1,,' 1Vt 4 seven butt :14:4 a 1141h Cl ho 1'. 4 i - 42 9 4! ri - 44math144m '.ince. -i 141 44 . 4(41 '. FFNI AN C -- altimoore, 1'd. VWANTEDII 1- i i t p .. .: t ,g; 1:44u. 4 'n l'he (Ga.- Ala. Bus. College, Capsicum Vaseline Pu1t up in Collatpsible 'Tubes. A ..1.:l I( t:u i for 44 an<i upe4 ilr to4 Alusturd -- any1 4t4 e 4c:Ia ',r. and4 will not~4 hilter th--' 4404 d14!b-;4: -.k44i DlT e yai 91'.ying aun44 4.4iaivI qual:it1 .e 1 o th. art-4 are411 won444drfuIl. it w%I:. stopj the4 tootha4 h at144 once and 44411 elieve headl We'I rec innwnd 44441it as' the4 hea.t nn144 4afet'L e - Itral counte444' inl in4.n41l11known. alsoi a1s an4 ex *(1 444h 41 and a 4lil aaie4.neuall 4 gite and1 11(ut y com-4. phi4 in ;. A 144t rial wil prve wha14t we.i claliii for . an:d it ill be olu t to1 be (1j0 4 invaluable in4 the* hou4seh4old. Nlany peo4Je 4-afy~ "It is4 theI heat ne~ all your4 >r4epalration4. P'rice to 4ents, at * ni d4ugltr or~',i4i othier dent. ers4,44r by send14ingK thh, amoun4tIJh to u1s In postage altamps4 we w .Ill send4 you1 a1 141be 1by allh. No4 artice shou41ld1 1be accepteid by the p1 blit. 4u14less4 I hel 01nme( entr4iIes i,u4r label, as1 othe1.rwise It 1s no4t genu4411n44. CItIiSliBRhOUGil MtANUF:ACTU1RlNG CO., l' Stateo Street, New Y'ork City. I I-AV s.o'r cASIn r..f "" FNT LAN!3 WARUJRANTS 11nuetd 4oaldlira ori any war. Also Ioilir' Addt id Caistor Oil! tor oil? "Goes through you ps, gripes, gases, soreness, owels weak and burnt out.. e. Then there's castor oil, tomnach refuses unless you :ever believe that anything good1. Nature them. Force wecaken your at a dIelight' ri andl bow~el 4-r im and Mullein and1( I,un1 g Troluble.'. Tholrony~b1y LItC 9. All ruggiss:. .c, 00c a n S'.co