Care or Chatdren’ 8 Teeth.
Very few mothe ra realiz ze the
cess ty of earing for and properly pro-
serving a child's first teeth, so th t the 'y
shall drop naturally out of the jaw,
without decay, when the time
As soon as tue child is able to eat solid
food the teeth should be takeu note of.
When the little one is three or four!
18-
COMES.
teeth.
at once by , and filled with the
soft, temporary ce oy such us dent-
tists use for tis parpore. This car
the first tecth not only preve nts the
child’s acute snllering with
but i ps the y th in
wholesome condition, which cond
to sound bodily hb ealth. The pr
in the mouths of little children of
fouliy decaved teeth is given, on trust.
worthy authority, as a fregaent
of diphthex itic and other fun;
gases. Were it not for these
it wonld still be desirable
them to the proper time;
teeth are removed too
does not enlarge farther,
permanent teeth a in
room for them. This a fruitful o
for the lapp and protuding ft
which are so often seen and are exceed
ingly ngly.
I'he first pen
when the
age, These are molars,
back of the milk teeth,
after the child besins to feel the
teeth 'oosening; and when
have been properly attended to, these
teeth may be taken out by child
with its own fingers, with little or
loss of blood The permanent tooth is
underneath, and it 1s pushing
the milk tooth and absorbing the ro
: de ubis
of
toot bis THT
1
a eli nly,
ke '
Ces
Cavan
goid dis
tO presers
for w hie re ti
early the
and when
th
com ere
went teeth come in
about six vears
and they come
A few
child 1s
front
tae
no
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The writer has seen children take out
their canine teeth (the eye and stomach
teeth) with their fingers, in perfectly
sonnd condition, the root havin en
entirely absorbed by the pew teeth.
Children wh first teeth have
thoroughly cared for Lave str
and better teeth when the perma
teeth At least once in
months a mother si
teeth of her childre
poasible cavities, and
see a dentist out
surd
Re
Come.
with
when
n
delay. -
to teil 8 child who
chair that he 1s
him firmly that be
that the pain
is more thar
is put into a dentist’
not to be hurt. Tell
will be hurt, but
ast but a short time and he must 1}
it bravely. Little ones of six will of
endure the tortures of a dentist's
with more bravery than strong
when they know what to expect.
u fight,” he said to
*iustead of standing there
and howling and swearing?"
*Ight? Why, that’s the way I
ways fi ht”
wid
“Why don’t y«
the big man,
yrup”
‘** I have been a great
Asthma. sufferer from Asth-
ih
Arnie
i5 es
‘that
reat
In eirly summer the warmer weathe
weially weakening and enervi ating, Al We
red fee ing”
Is very jent, ha §
8 season derive [001
previ
hres fit which people at til
Hood s Sarsapacilia es that this med
“makes the weak strong.” It
a stimulant, imparting ficticlous strength,
Hood's Barsap ula bul ds up lo a perfect
patural way all the woakoued parts, purifies
the blood, creates a good appotite,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
prove i
Hke
but
does not uot
by 1 six for 83. Prepared
. Lowell, Mass,
all druggists,
LL HOOD & CO
100 Doses One Doilar,
&1!
Bi
RE
THE DAY or
B,
L [IBERTY,.
HOLDE
““ We
be self.
arson,
truths to
hold these
’ Fhomas Je
evident,’ wrote
I'nat all men are crested equal;
that they are endowed by th.
with certain upali ynable rights; that
these are s, liberty and the
happin that to secure
é@ rights governmenis are instituted
/AMong men, deriving their JUst powers
from the consent of t .e governed.”
Now it is a singular facet that at the
time the Declaration of Independence
was promulgated these truths were by
no means ‘‘seli-ev indeed a creat
many colonists, in with tie
royalists, held contrary
view, :
it is not difficnlt
nations, First,
family, or nearly
village, with an e
district, with an
finally a nation,
ol ORs;
114
ii
4
iden .
common
exactly the
to trace the
little colony f
the
rela ed; then
ective ch ef;
hereditary
with a
one
ruler,
king, or
doubt that
men were equal
did derive th
ywers from the consent of the p
but when Thomas
hess truths had, long
rgotten. :
From fear, ignorance
f-interest, it was held by the wast
that the kins was
; that libert
jess. even life
$<. and
SOR AT.
B08, ar
There is not the slighest
11
nil
Jefferson
wrote t since been
f
source of all pe
and the pursuit of happin
was a ft | n the ki
were ot vl ine
like a pyramid, with the
and every having
right to oppress all others below it.
Not only did ruling classes
were called, believe
peasants, the lowest
accepted cli tea
mitted to fate with
IWar
ii8edl,
all men
ranged
on top, Clings
the
they in these i
ass of
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as well as myself thought
because of my feeble condition,
great distress from constant cou
ing, and inability to raise any
accumulated matter from 1 my hungs,
that my time was close at hand.
When nearly worn out for want of
sleep and rest, a friend recommend-
ed me to try thy valuable medi
Boschee's
Gentle, oyrup. I
fident it
life,
and
gh-
£3 M
of the
ry
$8}
Sq
my
saved
Refreshing
Sleep.
reliefand a gentle re-
freshing sleep, such as had not had
for weeks.
ately to loosen and pass aw ay,
I found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight.
to inform thee—uneolicited—that I
am in excellent health and do cer-
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee's
German Syrup. C. B. STICKNRY,
Picton, Ontario."’
DONALD KENNEDY
Of Roxbury, Mass., says
Kennedy's Medical Discovery
cures Horrid Old Sores, Deep-
Seated Ulcers of 40 years’
standing, Inward Tumors, and
every disease of the skin, ex-
cept Thunder Humor, and
Canes that has taken root.
Price, $1.50. Sold by every
Druggist in the United States
and Canada.
WNW WA
FOR FIFTY YEARS!
MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP
has boeh used by mothers for thelr ehildren
while Teeth for over Fifty Years, It
soothes the enlld, softens the Fos py A
all All pain, eures ind colle, and is the best
for d
wenty~ . C ‘ents 0 Bettie,
o*
NI
4 daily i
ALLER 5 i | mmples 50.
Fs Ei tor a
be 4 i o,
at a
e'n FING
it was this state
At different periods in
there had been republics farmed, but
assert or strive to maintain that they
were the source of power, and the De-
claration of Independence was unique.
At the present day the condition of
versed. With the exception of Orien-
ta. countries, or those still sunk in var-
baris.n, the majority of mankiud vigor-
ously deny the divine Hight of kins.
Even ia Kass a, where tne Czar rules |
not deceived; they submit, s mply be.
causo the times are not yet ripe for re-
volt.
With this mingle exceptios, all eivil
ized people hav: now established their
right to make the laws that govern
them; and, except the Czar, all rulers
have admitted that they derive their
jus: powers irom tie cousent of th
governed,
Better than a |, we have to chron
the wonderful growth of
and the consequent d. wn all of mon-
archi ©8,
For years, the little republic of
Switzerland stood alone in Europe; but
now that it hus been joined by France,
th re is every reason to belicve that
ssher nations will follow their example,
Spain and Portagal Lave a stroug re-
publican pdrty, while Italy, Ureece
and Servis sare very restive under
ele
America is now a continent of repub-
lies. Some European uations have de-
name,
The British possessions in Norih
America are virtually independent, and
can be actually so at any time withoat
provoking any r warlike measures on the
pari of the parent government. Nowa-
days, revolutions are mainly p aceful,
as witness the recent doposition of the
Ewperor of Brazil.
Africa has three republies in Libeiar,
Transvaal and the Orange Free State,
while Asia, alone of the contivents,
posscsses no republic within its limits.
Australia, which is a continent in
itself, is practically a republie, holding
only nominal allegiance to Grea:
Britian, ana recently the question of
on Aurtralian confederation has been
freely discussed,
Thus the day of liberty may be said
to havo fairly dawned. Amerioa's ln-
ndence Day was the first :leam of
fle t that has never been extinguished,
and it is not too mueh to anticipate
that when our country closes its second
century of existence there will not be
na hereditary monach, much less an
absolute ruler, on the face of the earth.
~Clolden Days,
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Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's,
Heart, Urinary or Liver Diseases, Nery-
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Arch Street, Phliad’a. $1 a bottle, 6
for 86, or druggist. 1000 certificates of
cures, Try it
i S558 05.8
sanguinit’, a new mineral, coatains
silver, arsenic > and ind sulphur,
Eined All Fite stopped fre res ny yoy DF. Kiine's Gres
erve Hestorer, No Filealcer first day's aes, Mar.
YElOUS cures, ‘Trestise and $9 00 trial Bote free to
Fit cases, Bendio Dr. Kime ssi Aron 86 Pula, Pa.
According to the last census there
wore twenty-six fiftesn- year-old married
women in Paris,
The average cost of constructing
mile of ralirond In the United States at
Elsctric boats are being made,
Zhe hand of lime
| deals lightly with a woman in
perfect he alth. Jut all func-
| tional derangements and dis-
orders peculiar to women
| leave their mark. You needn't
have them. Dr. Pierce's Fa-
'vorite Prescription comes to
your rescue other medi-
cine can. It cures them. For
periodical pains, p rolapsus and
| other displacements, bearing-
down sensations, all “fe-
male
NESSES,
It a
tonic and nervine,
rength to the
in general, and
Hi BCH
|
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i
das no
and
and
ositive
compiaints
1
it
1S 4 }
1S powerfu : :
imparting
whole
to the
gans and
ticular.
your face and figure-
life.
fo v
satisfac tior
If
{Or
years our
anlteed to $£IVC
it doesn,
ll
2BL SHES
CVETY Case,
| your money is returnec
£7
-r
i
For int ¢
Stops Paln,
run! and External Use,
Inf meation in body or Beh,
Catarel, (hel
A 17
Wwn weather record
Merle for the years]
Ww nh tographie oples «
nuscript
14Va
ter
ts
IW
just been
The metal in a five cent nl kel plece
is worth about halt a cent, and
{ cents will porchase copper enough
make $2 worth of cents.
C—O
are not sick
will tell you
Hood's Sarsaparilia,
“Daoty’t feel wel and yet you
i a doctor, wa
just what son need, itis
whi ut of tha: ancertaln, un
comfortable, dangerous condi lon, into & state
of good health. confidence and cheerfulness.
enough to consg
h wil t you
———
The F rankfor t (German:
Exhibition willbe furnished with lights,
aul its machinery wi'l be operated from
a distance of 107 miles,
- -
“A Great Medicine”
« Feb. § 15860
th the
URANT. Miss
Tloraplexd
Lis the
fn wi greats
greatest
PETER PBAXKS
mand
Dysg
i HEV OUS
the only =
AsK your d
A waterproof paper
invented that will even stand boiling.
-—
be cured, I now it
for 26 years and Dr. J. B. Mayer, 8I1 Arch Ni,
Philadelphia, entirely cured me 5 years ag
Dy Mayr of also gives treatment at the Hotel
Penn. Beading, Pa, on the 2nd Saturday of
each month
To a landasman it would seem that
cutter should be at home in a chopping
sen
Common brown sugar nay be the
sweetest, but loaf sugar is more Feed,
si
“Mamma, mayn’s I take the part ofa
milkma'd at the fancy ball?”
“You are oo little,”
“Well,
maid.”
Winks—1 don’t like Hardhead,
Mink — He's a fellow who thinks be
knows it all, isn't he?
Winks ~ Worse. He does know it all,
and proves it.
Harry —Boo-hoo! boo-hoo,
Jones keeps hiltiug me,
Nurse—An' why don’t you ut him
back?
Harry—I1did hit him frst and it did'nt
do any gocd.
———
Freddy
“Talk about your spoon fad,” said
the brakeman, as he waved his cap to a
girl at the last sta lon, **1'd hke to
see a dalsier collection of spoons than
mine.”
“No sir,” exclaimed the politician at
the ward caucus, “there 1s too much
talk about Lelping politicians. All we
want is to be allowed to help our
selves,”
through chore time in the morning,
Alas! Already. .« Geatge dear, will you
love me when I am old?”
“What a silly question, Penelope,
Of course 1 do.”
m—— A —in
tthis painting to some blie
ct ution or which on
Re ie Blind Asylum,
A ——
Tan sure this bread is
tron baker?
HU MORO,
Full measure - T en dollars or ten
days,
Natural philosophy—Taking care of
nuwber one,
———————
The detectives business should be a
successful following.
Sey
The woinan who “*broks
now has a cr icked voice.
Into song”
- .
She-I8 Jack trying for the chorus?
He— Well, he must be, if they are at
all sensitive,
rm ———————
The agitation over electrocution is
certainly an important branch of cur-
rent history,
Now a tack combine is forming. Wi
vill Le brave enough to “sit down’’ on
it?
——————
8 no menace imphed when
uring dentist ghows his teet
—
There
manufac
The office may seek the man;
boy looki
like a ly
but the
: for a job comes down on it
Most people wouldn ot he AVE B80
troubles if they didn’t spend so
many
much
—
I'he man who would elimb the ladder
Fame mustn’s linger too long on each
Ls,
There never was a man who failed in
wis be
sucande ents are acomparatively mod
eru invention, but ark lights were used
at the time of the flood,
The man who wants to put his money
into some concern that will never go up
vest in a fying machine,
——
The Prin ¢ of Wi ales is suffering
rheumatise It was brought on,
ably, by Life recent exposure conce rning
Lis debls,
is
from
HIob-
——————
for your th
are worih their weight
yughits,
She A penny
H: Bat they
goid,
She-—Well, a half penzy then
man has Ii 1ir-
12 wife and not
He probably calls
in
An ved
does
ndianapolis
Is with In
er first nage,
ay.”
OW
“i
————
|
We presume the first
:
Fond Papa—1've brought you home
Enraptured Daus ghter—Ohb, you dear,
|
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i
Mre. Pinkham's letters from ladies in all
One Hundred per
day. Boe has never falled them, and her fame
is world wide,
p———————
You can sometim-s remove the sore-
ness from a sprain or a wrench with a
porous plaster, but you can't remove a
porous plaster with a wrench,
——
The man who in a sudden shower
Bhares your umbrella on the street,
Is always very sure to be
Taller than you by 4% veral feet.
Deafness Can't Be Cared
ocal applic ations. as ihe ¥ cannot
discased portion of the ear. There
WAY 10 cure deatness, and that Is by
tional remedies. Deafness {s caused by an {1
flamed condition of the mucous lining of
an 1 When this tube
mbling nd or
closed,
®
by i reach the
i= only
sxtachi ibe
imperfect
hearis
fies io
Can ba
mal
Hever
hE and whe
ihe result {
taken out an i th is tu
condit.on, hearing will
fine cas OF of te
farts. which Is nothing but
rest
bye
Are
ared to |
——
ab
ia surianes
We will give One Hundred
catarrh) that we
cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free,
F.J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists 75 cents
Metals are found to corrole much
faster when in galvanic connection than
otherwise,
ONE aNjovs
Both the method and results when
wri istaken; itis
to theta and acts
Ply ou he Kidney
i
£
on
ih
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
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|
medicine.
For over
fifty years
it has been
curing all
sorts of blood
trouble from
an ordinary
Virginia, says:
embitiered by it
othey
8. 8. 8.
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AND
Is HARM.
LESS
TO THE
MOST
DELICATE
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He had the disease
4. ” J
4 sO ov
Spy
stealthily com
the
and is
cover
able point
guarding your
reports
chang
for an
lines of
there
some
and fort
slayer, ifies the
Serofula, General Debi! yy,
Milk.
rain
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i
ful for
heln
ally Hag
Palatable as
(8
fous! i Over Lae
smamner a8 0 greatly ix
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get the gon
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“we Prevser
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nostrils, Price, o
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mists, New York,
—
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A Cure
Fasiest 10 use,
certain. For
TAERR
ale is
works herself fo death in the offert. Bf
gets the blame—if things are upturned
again, One remedy is within her reach.
woe Far the purpose
ecially if
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rall Cleanings
ll grocers keep!
——
THE SUMMER.
sod
fhe of
living
Vignette
yom exhibit it
LY pd
phetare. ‘name
photo, and
CANCE
When, however, a pS metod of alwolute and
or plaster has been discovered, and
of humanity
Hires thas 1 be
made public to
widest extent
12 effects so joathsorae, ta
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write of SE 01s bout
ent cure for he lim of
years of trial most tested, the
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The most marvellous results are now
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