RESTOR 0 T0 HEAL IH. Many weak, suffering women do not know that their kidneys are sick Backache tells of sick kidneys, and so do urlnary disorders, Sick kidneys make bad blood, and bad blood makes bad digestion, heart palpitation, diz. zy headaches, nervous ness, sleeplessness, sel rheumatic constant depres- atica, and sion. Can't*be restored to health until the Kkid- neys are cured. Read how WOIaANn was by Using Doun's Kidney Pills: Mrs, H A. Van 6th Ave, 8S. W., Roanoke Kidney trouble was hereadi. tary ic our fawily, and I had been so continually afflicted with the that I began to despair of even tempor. ary relief. Sometimes 1 suffered so se. verely that & bed, The aching in my back was intense, and the kidney disorder caused an ex cess of uric acid in my blood which im paired my digestion. 1 was compelled to deny myself of of the delicacies of diet. The doctors nosed my case as congestion of the kid neys. 1 had about given up hope when 1 began using Doan’s Kidney Plils, but I took only a few when thelr curative powers were my satisfaction. 1 with out them in the house Doan’'s Kidney Pills dealers; price, 50 ¢ receipt of price by Foster Buffalo, N. Y. pains one restored Bickle, 311 Va, says: disease was confined to my many little diag doses proven to have never been since,” ants Respect financier that vou wo your business Farllest The John A Wis., alw ays thing valuable among their new an Earliest Green winner, Mr. Fa S§UST SIND and they will ser seed catalog, to TOW 1.000 2.000 2.500 (ster Lrnans., Saizer Seed C THIS her with enot fine, solid Cabbages, delicious Carrots Blanchin Celery, 3.900 vich, yattery Lettu e, 1,000 5 tendid Onions 1.000 rare, juscio n fis} 1.000 glorious In all over 1 is made to get vegetable ses ALT woviding yor if vou will will add to the abe mous Berliner Can nutty send As a rule stand up fo has a right t Childhood of Defoe. Sir Walter Be v8 of the goo” and “Defoe fath live we know ther was fore purpose ’ seen by tl happened his eyes.” France Is Improving. Were [tyv-iwo There pne divorce DAarria in Frensq [during Miss Rose Fosossv. well known as a poetess and elocu- tionist, of Lexington, Ky., tells how she was cured of uterine inflammation and ovaritis by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound. “Dear Mus. Pixgnas : —For years 1 enjoyed the best of health and thought that Iwould alwaysdo so. 1 attended parties and receptions thinly clad, and would be suddenly chilled, but 1 did not think of the results. I caught a bad cold eighteen months ago while menstruating, and this esused inflam- mation of the womb and congested ovaries. I suffered exeruciating pains and ke etting worse. My attention was on A to your Vegetable Come pound and the wonderful cures it had srformed, and I made up my mind to ry it for two months and see what it Youd do for me. Within one month I felt much better, and at the close of the second 1 was entirely well. “1 have advised a number of my lady friends to use it, and all exp themselves as well satisfied with the Its as 1 was.” — Miss Rose Noma ENNESSY, 410 8. Broadway, Lexing- yoy K s === $5000 forfeit if ariginal of above let: for genuineness casnot be produced. . “COMMERCIAL REVIEW. RG Dun & trade savs: “Business continues to improve, de spite the d fliculty of low temperature and high prices, Weather conditions have been singularly unpropitious, deep snow retarding distribution of meicanndise ind excessive cold delay irg the opening of spring trade and structural work, Yet retailers are making extensive prepara tions, and plan submitted for num srous building operations Prospects nave improved on the Pacific where much needed rain has fallen, and from the South indicate ex eptional progperity continue arrive at the leading markets, but the trade is restricted by high particularly for cotton go ds “Railw ny carnin February 2.2 per last year, Co's weekly review of ire const juvers pric 8, were bad es for 2 cent less than trailic. “An abundance of the buyers in the ry goods market failed to produce any volume although there ance bids raw material cor there of business y md y the tendend y to make ¢ d the average of ¢ is at the highest point This naturally checks Oe rations for the particularly in export trade, h is very dull Domestic hides are weaker than is explaived the sen able “Recovery in was last forward tton goods Wf the se meessions on RON whi 3 OT in guality week in tl ‘nite AN 3 . 240 In S87 deterioration Rail Failures this i States are 2398, acainst Wie K and VOur 1 ing the prece ponding Canada number 27, 20 the precedin I WHOLESALE MARKETS. Baltimore Fi winter x tra, 4.00(44.2 winter cloar 3 week last aprainst 25 § i FF Week, 16 Hid winterstraiech Grain Freig New York reamery 3 hoice, IB, State 18. h ail MES 18, 5 (h Live Stock gi Lie Mu $ 145 L480 stoke wis rs 1 td 4 1H) . 1.60 ves tas Ho Market 5 i . 1665 HO 5 £5 5 Nik Heht § 8505 20 2 GO ik 5 S102 3 10 rote, heavy bulk of sale lamba steady § 0064 50 fair $25. West $ 3 0Q Ar amin 2 03 § (ka 6 00 choice mixed, 3 50g d 20605 10, native We sheep 3. tera lambs, SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY Russia has Cossacks a Canada’s standing army averages 25, tive men Grecian women had the average man has now, The always eat while the Chinese smoke it Tures their opium, Turkish women eat rose butter to secure plumpness £412,208 563 worth The mandolin is constructed Kangaroo farming is to become an es tablished institution in Austr The bonds of the Philippine Islands are guoted higher than British consuls is about fiftecn tons One pound of cork is sutlicicut to sup: Fight milis at Harbin produ wil, dur. 3,800 barrels of wheat The total annual revenue of Russia, 108, 000 A Russian a year, a captain Heotenant gots about $200 about $300, and a I'he United States sells in France $846, . 000,000 worth a year and buys but $48, O00, 0080) There is now no pitchblende, from which radium is extracted, for sale at the Austrian mines. The first threshing machine was re. cently set up in Damascus. It is a steam thresher from Indiana. HEWELS IN A NES J. Find Made in North Da kota by Guide, While hunting in the Big Hole Brook region of North Dakota recently Albert Turner, a guide made one of the oddest discoveries ever recorded With a companion named Burt, he was caught in a severe snowstorm miles from camp, and, finding that it would be necessary to spend the night in the forest, the two set about chopping down second-growth spruces with which to make a leanto. The snow was too deep to gather fallen deadwood for a fire, so Turne took his hatchet and hunted about {or a stump dry enough: to burn. He eventually found one. Turner hacked off two feet of the wood at a time as it was needed, and about bedtime had reached the middle of the log. He had noticed a hole in the center which connected with an opening near the top and rightly con cluded that a nuthateh had made hie nest in the interior the spring before Occasionally he struck the feathers of the bird, but thought nothing of it until his hatchet hit a hard, metallic substance. Then he carefully investi gated, By cutting out the about the sngbstance he to light a fine gold chain, scarcely larger than & thread the end of which was attached a small gold lock et set with three sparkling diamonds Turner was greatly to his companion. et open with his found it contain or. a child the back of which The locket had feathers and hair at of the nest, and the chain firmly woven into the structure Remarkable decayed wood soon brought to excited and called He the lock hunting knife, and photograph of 8 man, on written “1. D und ath the bot had rt of the pried to a tiny and a pieture was lain moose lerneas some Hn been outer pa THE THOUGHT OF “MOTHER.” Influence That Carried Youngster Through Hard Position. Writing in the Princess of a mother Tennyson excl that no angel,” she was “a dearer being, ail dipt in angel instincts, breathing Para dise.” The poet's thought is {llustrated a little told the Rev. Joshua on the mule “The Big Game aimed though by story by an deer, contributed of North America ‘The clergyman man in Oregon article to Cooke in a ranch stands 8 in his stockings, and is a powerful man, 8 good shot, a Ane hunter, warm-hearted and One day a fell ranch man entered his cabin and sald “Mr. Cooke, my She was a Christian want to put her in the cattle we bury There isn’t g oldest son x feet generous Ow old mother Is dead woman, and don’t the grout 14 X IEE minister ister: you have school tt: erience ew ox] nent, ar Traded Stoves and Fires. *» {rade wa ortly where made in Augus fw fan stoves the each gt and thot distance trans while ve g he pe from one an he exchange made with losing either fire Was out Americans write about & year, and that aver cent. of all the the world age per letters 8100 Reward, S100, The readers of this paper will be please learn that there is at Jeast one dreaded | ease that science has been able to cure ina {ta stages, and tha! {= Catarrh., Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a cor stitutional disease requires a constitutions treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon thablood and mu cous surfaces of the system, thereby destroy. ing the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature in doing ite work. The proprietors have so much faith ir its curative powers that they offer One Hun dred Dollars for any case that it fails to eur Send for list of testimonials, Address FP. J. Cuesxy & Co., Toledo, 0, fold by Druggists, 750. Take Hall x Family Pills for constipation Steam ‘Iaunches with glass bottoms are now at the service of those who wish to view the marine growth about Catalina Island, Cal Be . — Balzer's Earliest Cane, Another new thing. Can be cut six times during a season and sprouts again with lightning rapidity. Next to Salzer’s Teowinte it will make more green fodder then anything else, cheap as dirt and grows everywhere. Of Salzer's Renovator Gross Mixture just the thing for dying out pastures a meadows, Mr. E, Rappold, East Park, Ga, writes, “1 sowed Salzer’s Grass Mixture on soil ‘so poor two men could not raise a fuss on it) and in forty-one days after sowing 1 had the grandest stand of grass in the county, lzer's Grass Mixtures sprout quickly and produce enormously.” 100,000 barrels choice Seed Potatoes, SALZEN'S NEW NATIONAL OATS, Here is a winner, a prodigy, 8 marvel, enormously prolifie, airong, ith, vigor: fo ind a per in thirty ay rom 150 r acre. 2 had best sow a r. Farmer, in 1004, and in fhe foi ‘vel Eo) " to IY neighbors at $1 a or seed a of New Chwang, at the mouth Yo the Lino River, the greatest bean market in the w Army. Writes: convinced Peruna is a effect use.” General Smalls, Beaufort, 8. C, Writes: trouble, that it qualified recommendation.’ me die ine all the cures that is claimed for J. Floyd King, Washington, D. C “1 have used Peruna for eatarrha promises, and freely give it my Robert Writes: “1 am fully conv remedy Peruna of my friends need that 18 an excelient ton have used beneficial results for coughs, colds and ea Ira ( Abbe Washington, D. C. tarrhal trouble.’ sti Bt. N. W,, Captain Yarnell, of Washington, D. C. | Writes to be the best med market. 1 have | and very G. Yarnell, 2322 | ington, D. C General McBride, of U. 8. A, Writes: “1 { mend ng Peruna to all PErRoOns wi | flicted with M ride, 450 Wash ngton “Your medicine, Peruna, 1 be! ivine for eatarrh or taken only a small amo results.” N.E Can see beneficia Ancoln St, have no hesitation in recon Oo are af starrhal troubles.” J hH Pennsylvania Ave, N. W D.C Army, Writes: “1 ean testify to the merits of { runa, both as a tonic and a catarrh eqy Peruna enjoys the greatest reg tion as a catarrh remedy of any 1 md yet devised ames Longstreet, Gas ville, Ga General Noske, of 0. V. U.,, Writes Are ir I i Peruna to those re and Noske as a most ficacious 1 general tome.” } F N. W., Washing General Brwin's Recommend “Many of my as a dys Perur pepeia remed rit ve moet ben ficial results Washing ton, D.( Belg General Schell Benefited. d a wonderful tonic, and is 1 kr Wash General Duffield, of the Union Army, Writes: “I ha and { tas It's not sentiment mont intell Bet F give Go ] € i i ———— recommend trouble 1 have “1 can and your feel very stomach short pe It medicine for a riod and | much relieved wonderful medicine good tonic.” -M. C Brigadier-General Kirvy Writes: “1 ean re end Peruna afflicted omn who are Kirby D.« General D. 1 Washington, Gen. Powell, Hecker Post No. 443, “After using one Peru i bee Arne 5 ties, and sve dis Ape ne al Poe WY, nue its moderate use man & Lone, General Talley, of Pa, Vol. U.S A, naa N.E,Y ON RAINY DAYS WEAR LOWER Waterproof jif§é«: OILED , 51° CLOTHING BLACK or YELLOW. HHI TINNY i IT MAKES EVERY DAY COUNT i Bourg gorwens pusrsroed Sob por Becton. 0] be wl ner vupply pov. send tor preee Bol of Blvbwrn, fume, Fate, Wovwe Coowrs, and Bugs Busty m3 oS rer tl, wn iver ani ei German Budget for 1004. The North German Gazette est! mates the expenditures of the Ger man empire for 1904 to be $615,000. 000, an increase of $10,900,000 over last year. A deficit of $80,000,000 is est mated for this year. You ean do your dyeing in ball an hour wi bh Porsnan FanrLess Dryxs, Liverpool has closed one third of its ma loons during the last ten years. I do not believe Piso's Cure for Consump. tion has anequal for soughs and colds... Joy F.Boyea, Trinity Springs, Ind. + Feb, 15, 1900, It cost $318,966 047 to C ity during 1003, run . Now York Mre. Winslow's Soothing Byrup forenfidren teething, soften the gure, reduces inflamma. tion allays pain, cureswind colic. 25c, abottle In the production of lmber California now holds second place among the States. A good thing lives and takes on new life, and so The favor of TOBACCO MAY jured by the use of stable and rank 1iC manures | Potash 1 the form of sulphate produces an proved flavor and a good yield. XN Zobaico nust have FPolash Owe Yittle book, “Tobacco Culture,” con. « much vaiuable information, and every grower can oblaim a copy free of writing for it He in tobacco charge uy GERMAN KALIL WORKS 93 Nassau Street ew York or ad ATENT 8, TRADE. MARKS AND PENSIONS, Are Yon Interested? Millions of dolinrs have wen made out of Patents and Trade Marks. Millions of dollars are appropri ated to pay pensions F years prac ioe For Infor mat fon amd literature, FREE, write to THE ah WILLS COMPANY, Wills Bull 12 Ind. Ave Washi po a A—— 1 PAY aroT cram FoR LAND WARRANTS fuente to soldiers of ane war. Write me at nee veneral Bigelow Cured. Gen. J. G. Bigelow, 151 C Bt, N. W,, D.C., wt made me than ot fen: has and “Peruna has well and it given me more linary strength rit for work.” Gen. O'Beirne, of Washington, D. C,, Writes: “As IBINLAnCeS many of my friends and nave successiully used vo 88 8 CAlarrn cure, emedy, those suffering wpelul source « ne, 200 Broa iway, D Peruna as » General 8B. 8. Yoder, of Ohio, Peru ave found General O'Connor, of U. V. Legions, Writes if 4 I herinne NW w ashing tarrhal troudies 3. % iaw ¥ Gen. Urell, of Spanish War Veterans, Writes ™™ LBrigadier-General Cook ington, D. C. of Wash. General Sypher, of Washington D.C, General Middleton, Hancock Regi- ment, U,V. U., Washington, D. ( rps overs of 0 | MIO N Rand Vegetable Seeds in the Fr ®orig 4 ur = Prices * Crtadeg be, Tor postage 43 SHOES i WADE f.. Douglas have by ther excellent style, easy fitting, and superior wearing qualities, achioved the largest sale of any shoes in the world, J “ 3.2 shoes Pons ins ness © oronn Bed F Coltskin, which is eve rywhe re conceded to beth e finest Patent {~ather vet produced, t Co or Egele’s wand Shoes by mail, 25c. extra. Write Tor Catalog. w.L Pong las. Brockton, Haw. CAPSICUM VASELINE (PUT UP IX COLLAPSIBLE TUBES Asabstitute forand superior to mustard or any other plaster, and will not biister th most delicate skin, The pain.aliaying an curative nalitiesof thisarticleare wonder. fal, 1t will stop the toothache at onoe, and relieve headache apd wiatica, We recom. mend it ae the best and gafeost external e ounterdrritant known. also asanex terns! remody for paling in the chest and sYmach andallrheun atic, neuralgicand gon yoom. plaints, A trinl wi 1 prove what wo claim forit, and it will be found to be invaluabic in the household Many peoplerayitisthe bert of all of your prepa ratione” Price is cia, stall drageriets or other dealers or by sending thisamount tons Sih POSTAR S KIA Di we willsend yona tube by mall, No article should be accepted by the publionnless the same carries our label, asothorw Jeitis Bot geguine, CHESEBROUOH MP4. CO, State treet. Wew Your Crvy, THis ear ia BAU 1 IT PAYS NEW DISCOVERY: dom yo 10 4 nd sures wes dave’ DROPSY a A The Old Reliable koeps right along curing Price 25¢. and 50¢,
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