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IANCOCK IlQUID SULPIIUR COMPANY Baltimore. M4. a.a.e-25e and .S-rvie h ieu sh as . I.guad Compeund soca re tmusa . NOW TWO W ESCAPED Doctor Advised U. ham's Vegeta Happy Result: St.Joseph, Missouri. -"Both of m aiswe lied and hurt me so that could not move or do any of my work. There was heavy pressure and pains through my lower organs and the doctor told me to try Lydia E. Pink 'imm's Vegetable Compound for these troubles. He said 1 had this one chbance, and if the Vegetable Com pound did not help me nothing but an vjperation would. A fter taking several bottles I felt it was helping me and now 1 am able to do my own work. If my testimonial will help others I shall he glad for them to read it and hope -your Vegetable Compound will do thiem as much good as it did me.'' - Mrs. W M. LOCKM4N, 513 N. 4th St., St- Joseph, Mo. White Plains, N. Y.-"I had such a pain that I could hardly walk and the dtoetor'said that I needed an opera tion. I was sick for a year be'fore I started taking your medlicine and I ' ou~ld not work. I saw your advertise .ment in a'little book and that is how I. came to take Lydia E. Pinkham's mredicines. I have been taking the Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Lydia E. Plikbam's Prh~ *Peculiar to Women" will be se to the Lydia is. Pinkhamin Med ' This book contains valuable in - - De v:~e usedi 1j years for my thr fo t cured him. C DIarrhoea, c-olic, flat Sovercome by this safe, teed non-narcotic, non J pA~s.WIN he* Infants' {a At AllDmggiss W ll ANato.AMEICAN DI a ,~~cneral Set'n A, Regular Customer. An actor, desiring to insure his life, gwi s at reference the pane of a cler gyttan. upon whom atccordingly called it repre'entative of the com)any. "ly hla',tr sir," protested the minister, "Imly (qlii III l nt'e with the gentlemnn is a very slight one." "That's ftumtiy," exelained the agent, "been use he told tilt' h1e visited your church re;gulatriv." "Ile does," was the dry reply. "hie aIaIIys gets mte to marry lhim !" One of the First. 'l'ie ilt') salesnniti, after a great deal or he sitln, hd agreed to take the ((bd (.ar in part paymtent for the new. "'tait lI the number of the motor?" ite aiskted. 'lih' owner poked his head down on the hoimet a nomalenut andl then bnhhed ul agaiZH n. "liglhteen sixty-three," he' anhIswvert'el. "I asilkedl," said the salesman. "the number of the motor, not th(e date of mnulfacture."-New York Stun. Would Be Unfortunate. Viear-All sinners. Mary, will be washed whiter than snow. Old Beggar Vomuan-Not them as truly repents. I 'ope, sir.-Roston Transcript. Expansive Love. Ethel--Oh. Itteha rd. when we are married I don't think I could live In a little flat. F'iannee--Yott don't love me when you say that, Ethel. Ethel-Oh, yesq I do ; but not on such n smuall sealg. WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROOT Thousands of women have kidney ahd bladder trouble and never suspect it. - Women's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder disease. if the kidneys are not in a healthy condition, they may cause the other or gans to become diseased. Pain in the back, headache, loss of am. bition, nervousness, are often times symp toms of kidney trouble. Don't delay starting treatment. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physician's pre scription, obtained at any drug store, may be just the remedy needed to overcome such conditions. Get a medium or large size bottle im mediately from any drug store. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper.-Advertisement. The inr(lest thiug some men have to learn is that thy' othe.r 'ellow Is entitledI to somearhi ing. Somae peopl are too gonl t(' be in teresting. 'OMEN OPERATIONS e of Lydia E. Pink ble Compound jin Both Cases Pinkham's Blood Medicilne, also Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills and used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash and the capsules and prescrip tion recommended. I am dloing all my work and have gained twen ty pounds. I am taking the medicines saltl, but I feel fine. You have my permission to use this letter lfor the good of others." - Mrs.'ManY MARK,37 HlamiltonAve., White Plains, N. Y. Some female troubles may through neglect reach a stage when an opera tion is necessary. But most of the commoner ailments are not the sur gical ones; they are not caused by serious displacements, tumors, or growths, although the symptoms may appear the same. When disturtlig ailments first ap pear, take Lydia 2. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound to relieve the pres ent dlistress and prevent more seri ous troubles. Many letters h ave been received from women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Coinpound1 af ter op erations have been advised by attend ing physicians. ate Text-Book upon "Ailments nt you free uponl request. W rite hleie Co., Lynn, Massachusetta. formnation. Marshall, Mo. NMrs. Winslow's Syruip for many ee babies and It has proi'uc my babies had ccli. ai I gave wv' Syrup. It certainly was tine, Yours truly, ( Name on request ) ulency and constipation are gulckly pleasant, ernTicent remedy. Guaran. -alcoholic. Formula on every label. SLOW'S SYRUP? and Children's Regulator u'teor free booklet of letters from m\tIhers. t UG CO., 215.217 Fulton St., Now York eats' laro'dF. RdiIe & Co, Inc. Toronto, London, Sydney ROBBER DELUXE. RAIDS200 HOMES Makes Confession to Chloago Po lice Accounting for More Than $500,000 Loot. HAS CLEVER "SYSTEM" All Other Smooth Workers Are Boobs Compared to "Master Thief," Say Police Officials--Only Weap on Ammonia Gun. Ohicago.--Well-d'essed men apd womien of an exclusive South side neighborhood crowded the Hyde Park police station to identify silverware, Purs and clothing stolen from them, following the astonishing confession )f EdtIward Collins, alias George Wit hains, 1S East Twenty-first street, Chicago's "de luxest" burglar. Collins, whose criminal record dates back to 1904, when he was sent to Joliet for burglar', was arrested by Sergeants John IMIuleahy, Fred Web ster and .ohn Itudidy at Forty-sixth street and Woodlawn avenue. They had been looking for him for weeks. Ills confession, made to Capt. Patrick J. McCaley of the Hyde Park station, and to Chief Fitzmorrls, will account for $500,000 worth of stolen goods and incidentally disclose a huge "dope" ring, police helieve. Collins robbed more than 200 homes. "System" Wins #olice Comment. "All the smooth workers I've ever seen are boobs compared to Collins," said Captain McCauley, in grudging admira1tion of the burglar's "system." Collins always nade sure his victim was away at the time of his enl. To make doubly sure, on entering the hallway he wntild push the door but ton three times. The rest-the jimmy ing of the locks-was easy. 1is only tools were the jimmy ane an amtonia pistol, tilled with water, that looked like an anutonatic. lie said that in his long career he has used it but twice. A special velvet-lined trousers pocket was for diamonds alone. After rilling the householder's choicest ef fects he would pile theta into a sult cWe (also founid in the apartment), telephone for i -taxi cab and saunter leisurely downstatirs. Recover $10,000 Worth of Loot, Loot to the extent of $10,000 was reeov'rel in his Twenty-tirst street abode. Ailthoughi he has stolen ap At n r y mln Wouln Pine Temrn a Suitcasy. "I liememb that perfectly," 'w oh he& Ils r'eply . "'I wals there at the O''clock on l'hruary 22. I got two furs, a necklace andi a suItcase ther'te." SergJ.ean~ts l'eery and WVebster un hluadbags inl the staltionl squoili r'oom~. Out (came1' 1 s'ilewiare, furs, men01's land w(12nen1's suilts, anl I vory tol let set, and21 three( 211 nuomalltIc r'evol verns. CoilIIs' v'le I ials e'xiamined( it enlgerly3. The I oot, ly a suggestion ol' what was founid it hIs addlress. dre'tssed, iffable and i said51( to b~e aI calpa ble ligutist, first got "'in lad'' in 19t04, wheni'm seat 1to .Jollet for' burgl,'ary. lie was2l partohl and1( retsentened'( at iuter vis upl to 1910. Penny Bombs Seized by Police. Newv York.-TVoy blomlbs selling for aI ienny ant211( used by school chillren to ike! inolse dintg re'cess wer'e seized( by3 plice of New~ Y'ork city wheni a schollteacher comlalu ed o'f th la listnrblanace. Cheicen Is in theit glass aiubes e'nutsedi thle chldr(Ient's eye's Io smuart, tihe teache'r said(. About 1,000) bombslt) were'i seized'( inl a store paltron-. i'edi by the children. Officer Finds Own Daughter Drowned. Mu iskeg~oan, . Michl.-Whenl aI repoa't cerme to po:Ice Ithat aI girtl lhe ad een drownted in~ a creek, Oll'icer' 1'Egar JohnsonIiI wits dlispatchied to the scene, ie arr'Iived ini timie .tl) see nleihbor' lift ils own five-year-old daughter out of three feet of water. Taste is a matter of tobacco quality We state it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfi"ld are of finer quality (and hence of better taste) than in any other cigarette at the. price. Ligget & Myere Tobacco Co. 20 for 11e 10 for 9c Vacuum tins of 50 - 45c ALL THESE PROVOKE SMILESI Various Kinds of Ladies Who Excite the Risibilities of the Writer in Humorous Publication. Ladies make inc laugh--l'des who dress like IKewpie dolly; ladies who are always arranging slummtiing par ties ; ladles who arrive at the theater during the iniddle of the first act and practically stop the perfornance ; Ia dies who tell fortunes; ladies who spend 12 hoursi a day In restaur ants; ladles who organize welfare lengues and are forever talking about thenm ; lidies who know all about rela tivity; ladles who embroider their bridge playing with telephone calls, gossip nld ristitie stories; ladies who are hahituatIly one hotr and twenty :ninites late for all ippointmlents; ladies who iare shocked at anything they don't understand; Indies fromt Columbus, 0., who, having spent nine mionthis in Paris, completely forget their flat ive tongue; ladies who have never been unlerstood; ladies who don't know when a roinancle ends; ladiles who iare continually dwelling on the tact that they are ladies. IFroni I.lte. One Day Late. Moving to .t str tan;( city unti set tling in a new hiue had kept melt, busy for sonit Iime, so busy I negle eled to atltend church. lilt ilily It' miinist er wats enlling on touir sltetl andm droopl in to see lmt. Dluring his ni he1 lt in vited me to at - tt'nti i spebd s~ ervice thle folilwing Sunday~i. I pom~ised to be4 t here, anid fulfill iy iduty to'ward's thiie chiureb~ whlichi I hiioed to neeuipy regiliarly. the lii hurlh xtewirdl to secur 1a' vacenni jpew, only to lhe infirmeiid that no ';n:zi Tribuan. If youi o'rgniitz, ('achi umst gi vt uip somliethinig. neiver 'mas t aken'; ex ercise. - ( ifllUBrown's day -lHe lacked " y mid-afternoon he needed to 1 and natural res breakfasts anc faith andl witl value--just bet and tasted like Thousands men who cour their food for g That's what tarium busines "all-done" fe afternoon of a M~ade 1 t. hestei CIGARE of Turkish and Domestic NO TIME FOR EXPLANATIONS Young Woman Simply Felt Herself the Victim of Circumstances, and Went Her Way. "I was walking along Fourteenth street," said a young woman artist, "anil I snw nt wonuin ahead of me potshing a baby carriage. There was a baby in the carriage. and the baby was holding the string of a rubber balloon. I notieed that the halloon wias unusually large, probably due to Its being inflated beyond its rated enpnecity. ".Just ats I passed the hahy carrhige the balloon exploded. Went 'Popl!' and disappeared. Apparently the mother was looking some other diree tion at the time and when she turned her head. saw the halloon was gone and %I was goirng and shte c ennectl ecl me wili the eatastrophe. "She eyed mae malevolently. 'Of till the maean tricks !' she exclaimed, and then attempted to console the balloon. less infant. Dil I deny eniusing the balloon to hurst? I did nat. I was merely another victim of (ircumstan tini evidence."--intitimore Americnn. I Predictions. Visionaries are predicting that the airplane will take the place Cf the auto. A few years ago they were j'redlct ing. t hat thle auti; woulid "dIv e out the hotrse." Naow comies lhe government, report in 110. W.,e have abut 10,000l.000 mlottor iears, along with nearly l'wice as mlanyi horses as l'! years a gt --and( tindh we ne'ed bothi. Tihat will he thle anutto's futulre. A ir i'lanes wvili Ily biy millions., l' of wviill e insuliilnt t) furniishi mn with enou~igh t ranfsporlitatioan, one i ng weI. are' ailwaiys b~ehind~ onl. As In Football. Life is full of lji upsiami dhowns anid It takes i wvise fo'low to ma1k e his dorwns hoelp hl im t owaird his g~oal .---llost on Tfran gerIpt. ? Thrifty Citize ~aught the Plugj 714R. BROWN had swallos U~V-paid his bill. Cautiously "Here!" he said, sharply, "Ti nickel and give me a good one! Mr. Brown walked proudi fool old Brown. But old Brown had fooled h was heavy and dull. Grape-Nt ep." There was a whose delii drowsy spell when and crispneu ye awake-the direct well-balan ult of heavy, starchy nourishimen lunches, taken on similated, si out question as to nerves dre ause the food looked of the store< food- many ill-sel of shrewd business Served 'w it their change, take Grape-Nuts ranted. ways ready builds up the sani- taste-and s, and puts the tired for the man 3ling into the mid- is entitled t< business day. tection he g ape-Nuts---The Body " There's a Reason" y Postum Ceral Compnym, TIunc.B field TTE S tobaccos-boended i44 We wish our neighbor to live a blaieless life and not to blame us for the one we live. A REWARD OF $5,000.00 Would be a small amount to pay for saving a man's life. If you could save your life for a dollar bill would you hesitate to spend it? You risk your life everytine you drive your car in the rain because you can't see through your windshield. A dollar bill sent to the Baltimore See-Thru Corporation, Baltimore, Maryland, will ensure you having a clear wind shield for the next three years, as their preparation is guaranteed to keep your glass as clear as a sum mter's (lay. Nothing like it on the market. One application will last as long as a rain storm even if it lasts a month. It is absolutely guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refund ed. Send for it today and be pre pared for the next rain storm.-Ad vertisement. HAD SPEECH WITH, GOVERNOR Certainly Short, but the Inoldent Gladdened the Heart of This Indiana Small Boy. When (GovIernoi r M'ray and oIthers hoarle'l an interurhan to visit the new i'i'rmtory site at i'endleton they found the cair already well tilled. The goverfnor sat down by a small boy fromi lortvilleo and1 a mlomient latier asked hin to excehainge seats wvith anot her muember of' the pat'ty so ion. Shiort ly a ft erwardn the lad's sentmat311e dliscld t lie hoy t hat it waos lhe go vernorii he hadit nec(tilomm Tlhi' ineident nuil Ianli lInplression1 an1d4 whlen th oy r~v eachled homue lie boaisted, to his 1ather that lhe hadie seen thie governor and)1 Iiii' spokeui to him. 4 "'Is that1 so?"' sa id his dadl, skel, '' lW,' he' sald, "woniuh von .lnst as C onsciince lItkes Io walke orne up lai q lectnre. n Who ed Nickel ved his lunch and had he counted his change. ike back this plugged y out. They couldn't 1 imself. its is a scientific food nious, appetizing flavor io are an introduction to ced nourishment-a t easily and quickly as >that body, brain and well fed and kept free I up poisons left by so acted foods. ith cream or good milk, is a complete food, al., always a delight to the dlways a safe selection who thinks his stomach sonme of the same pro.. yes to his pocket. 'Builder ttle Creek, Mich.