THINK OF iT! This Pretty Matron Had Head ache and Backache, and Her Condition Was Serious. MES. M BRICKNER. 29 Eleven'h Syreet, { Hilwaukee, Wis, | YA short time ago 1 jound my con- ditionveryserious, | had headaches, painsinthe back, and frequent dizzy spelisnwhich grvew worse every inonth., I tried tivo remedirs before Peruna, and was discouraged when 1 took the jirst dose, but my courage soon returned. In less than two months my health was restored, '--Mrs. M. Brickner many fai wove 18 the fact {isenses the female are not com monly recognized iures to cure that pecuiiar same THE KEYSTONE STATE Latest News of Peansylv ania Told in Short Order. i | i THE MODERN FARMER, How He Lives as Compared With Fifty Yeurs Ago. HE farming life of today, as contrasted with that of fifty years ago, is a paradise of comfort and convenience. The lonely loghouse, remote from market and devold of advantages that a half cycle of time has made possible, would scarcely appeal the present day farmer, The twentieth practically His mail to century soil the modern is delivered daily. He has telephonic connection with the buying and selling world, affording the best opportunities for marketing to advan tage. His home is of recent architec ture, constructed of wood, brick or stone, and well furnished. He has modern plumbing and modern heating, and with the advent of acetylene gas he has modern lighting. At night his home 18 as attractively illuminated as that of his city brother, for it is a sug gestive fact that “acetylene for coun- try homes" has so appealed to the farm er that of the 80,000 users of acety- lene gas in the United States the farm er is one of the largest of all classes Ever seeking the best, he has not hesi- tated in avalling himself of this new light The inued growth and progress of this great country, ever a cause of wonderment, has no greater exempli fication than evolution on ¢ farm Already the farmer is becoming the most envied of the freest, the healthiest, the happiest! tiller has comforts. all cont Je men Acid from Sweets, WARS & very girl of a That nretty pred fair ret the beau ort of » impertd at a annoyed by nence conceited ding wed know what | during the waK ‘ god Bill, BRAIN, w= Cures Ferema, Ttehing Wamars., CREE take he sores awful tel iugs, suppu what i nar gists %1 bottles $35. 0K antl r and § ants efi ad nrg EXpTeER ¥ } : by writ Deprribw rena a? » ra vice sell iD seals CAME NE AR DYING From Awful Ti Blood etoneSpeedily Cured by Cutie Shin Hane-Wasted te =» “-n Humor e Yepn tr toad skeet la When »ok ont he hroke over till the evervyih WR. io a skeleton, | | | | Just Discrimination in Rallway Hates, All railroad men qualified to speak on the subject in a responsible way are likely to agree with President Sam- uel Spencer, of the Southern Rallway, “There is no division of the ret or devices charac Spencer, in opinion ping tory ever Mr ly discriminatory” makes u as to desirability unjustly practices of stop discrintina- of whatso all aed and tor." distinction arent to common se be discrimination which Just, rea tively required mercial with 3 i8 uplex cond it COM. and Ons nkers have to n and honest paralyze the in- wlhiole sec. which ex; To abolish discrimination might dustries o KR ates and tion of our This unjust nized in national : re % national territory distinction between just and riy re Inter publislied clen of Congress diseriming the cond Railway ition is 1 tid * lusions the “Tariffs she principles conaitions wh value of the nid based on tanking into arccour ich Lear ipon the con METY With reservation that ra barged with. out arbitrary discrimination to ull shippers alike under lke ¢ making of rates should as lar us } $ have the clasticily necessury 1 ment of the tram est results to the pul thom The nt proposal is, as Mr D. Hines, of Louisville, his remarkable t« day before the Senate Committee at Washington crystallize flexible and justly discriminatory rates into fixed Le u of commerein the spe : | mer ices rendered tes shay wil dey © Lhe the elop. pre id greats rally wives, Walk. showed in the pre Ke €1 other ONY Government chan exe BOT Cannot ged ent Intervent: TASTE TELLS ONE LITTLE. Unassisted by Sense of Smell, and Potatoes Are Alike Onions fosirum of Breese breathe she must and that would be three things to give her She fall that is taste res i bl una dicted, and Miss Latta hb wint ‘Backach e, How often do we hear women say seems as though my back would break,’ or “Don’t speak to me, 1 am all out of sorts?” that the system requires attention. Backache and * the blues” symptoms of an inward trouble which will sooner or later dec] itself. It may be caused by some uterine derangement requires assistance and st once. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable pound instantly asserts its powers in ail those peculiar ailments of women It standby of intelligent American women for twenty ears, and the ablest Specialists agree that it is the most unive really ful remedy for woman's ills known icine, fo are ana Com has been the from Mrs are among Mrs. Pink- from those owing letlers and Mrs. Cotrely ny thousands w has received this tich year eve, she has re convine \ re, such (. Ho! Dakota, writes: testimony is of Larim ng mes, Dear Mrs Pmkbham “1 have suffered evervih i 3 ws the was in sued inable to be about noel 10 use Lydia F wind trouble ru V EVsiem wij iffering 1 w have taken it werks' treatment no My backaches I suffer ne whereas | ROE TT Mrs. Street Ben Dear Mrs. Pinkbam ‘1feel it my duty totell all of the relief { bave found in bam's Vegetable Compound, When I com. taking the Cempound [| suffered everything with backsches, headaches, men sirual and ove troubles. I am complete ly cured and enjoy the best of health and I owe it all to you When Uinr, suppressed tion, weakness, levee ruering women Ly dia ¥. Pink women are troubled with irreg- painful menstrus- rriocea, displace ulceration of t that feeling, inflammation of Ova = backache, bioating {or general debility, indiges- ana nervo Ls prostration 1. Or are be with GIns as dizziness, faintness excitability, irrita~ sleeplessness, mel. and vant -to-be- ings. blue nd hopeless. there isone E. Pink- or we womb bearing down the flatulence such sympt iBssity UKDESS ae ne mie left-alone” fee ness, they shouid rem remedy ham's Vegetable Co moves such troubles world has ungual- nedicine female substitute alher medic such orsement, mi of A recorac Refuse to FREE Reme ADVICE TO WOMEN. nber, every woman is cordially $. Pinkham if rr SYmploms Mrs Mass he Pink ner given to asks for It have restored thou- iundred That vou being a sq thing else. jUAre man, will not try to sell you any- merit, than the and ever increasing popularity 7 LION COFFEE is carefully se- lected at the plantation, shipped direct to our various factories, where it is skillfully roasted and carefully packed insealed pack- ages unlike loose cotfce, which is exposed to germs, dust, in- sects, ete. LION COFFEEreaches you as pure and clean as when it left the factory. Soid only in 1 Ib. packages. CrEreer He slept only elie sion 'ppermint from rat + aj fac he ¢ difference simpl taste The taste by the sense of smell taste is sweet and sous ter. "Cine nnati eaid Commerce Present of Gold and Silver Coffin. The anni ary of Pir Bismillah near Vi Bom recent BOOK OF BOOKS, 30,000,030 Pub ished, iy. —————— toria Terminus Over place keen re and gre has present a coffir with son the said Lion-1 Seve these Lion wad on every package. premiums. SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE WOOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio. INSOMNIA 1 have bern velng Cavrnrete fay Insnmnin with th 1 have bran alicted for over twenty years, 11 oan sey Lhet Cstcarets herve given me tm reiirf then any other remedy 1 bave ewer tried - thall certain y recommend them to my friends ae bring ali Wey are reprosniied tos. Gillard, Biggin, IL Bast For The Bowels Pir heads for valuable Are the Packers Hee ving Fair Plas? rought Save sta vnll Mutavalle reason what erable $0 ti Ouse bout 7 " a i ' De § a hut becanee of at Vv left for A Tobacco Grower's Profit frteyy ete roperly bal nerves trouble ation t OF but coffee, passing through the | , wyself with me #hiares flowers fi , wl would . ; : were thrown on bier by the Mus the Avi : fi Tse, f euimen. The procession reached the are | m3 . 31 1 . Durgha at 2:30 a. m., where after due good | Re Ah bs postinasier ai harpes, ceremony the coffin was placed, After ) distributing sweetmeats the procession figures ‘ ; tiepersed. Distribution of flowers and tradict them indee Sagler fone i the . sweetments and a vote of thanks to The truth . ; Mr. Haridas and those present con the charges coutais sensa ciuded the meeting.—Bombay Cosmo tional assertions, A example ein Or; ' A ) politan Review | taught me a lesson 1 shall never forget of this appeared in in | After bein losed for several weeks | and cannot value too highly. I imme. an Eastern magaz } : / The Sinner's Balance Account. diately quit the use of the old kind of “forty lowa banks were forced to close . John Harvey Treat ; who Ras given coffees and began to drink Postum Food their doors in 19034 by the Beef argely to Harvard College library, and | Coffee. 1 noticed the beginning of an Trust's manipulation of cattle prices.’ whe s¢ "Villa de St. Prie,” on Lake improvement in tie whole tone of my Chief Clerk Cox, of the Lanking de Cupsuptic, in Maine, is the show place | system, after only two days use of the the recis rapidis hargoes tigation’ if jen 0 in 8 first. 1 wa ouraged-not ing that life wa +3} ae that at etched and dis old and feel failure! “I bad given up all hoe of ever en- Joying myself like other people, till one | doy 1 read the little book, “The Road to Wellville.,” It opened my eyes Years Busceptible © contradiction a 1 many peoj fa ta aed facts and why the 80 easily shed te : spoiled tobacco. The fertilizer must be right, and to be right it mewsi contain at Jeast 107, actusi ©6r of feeine to De that most of unfonuded flagrant recent and A irticle ine, to the effect that Plennant, Pal Iatable. Potent, Taste Good. fa icusn, Ta hken or Gripe. Me, Ze, br $id In bul » ni ( b t « S Guaranteed wo Rr OF Four Ma a 3 fhamied ve Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or NY. spo Test it: Bopply one patch with fertiliser with plenty of Potash, anctber with little or partment of the lows State Auditor's office, has tabulated the list of banks given in the magazine article und ling publicly denounced statement as utterly untrue. He gives Separately the reasons for each failure mentioned and officlally states that they have been caused by unwise speculations and by reckless banking methods. It may be well to suspend Judgment upon the packers until the chinrges against them are proved, the Didn't Mind. “1 suppose, Jerry,” said the eminent gtateaman, looking through his pock. ethook for a new dollar bill, "like a lot of other folks nowadays, you would rather have clean money?” “Oh, that's all right, Senator,” said the cabman, “I don't care how you made your money.” at St harpshurg were Ji ed preparatory to resuming work About S00 men are affected Dr. W. H. Longsdor{, man of Cumberland Valley, ex-County Treasurer and prominent Grand Army an, died at Camp Hill, aged 71 years Tie mutilated body of James Peter. on, aged 40 years, a son of John Pet- in, a wealthy farmer, of Latrobe, was found lying just outside the barn door, short distance from his father’s home ¢ cut and bruised, and torn off. It is supposed murdered the ni ht previous ! urning from church. Peter Armstrong, aged 16, of Chicago, taken out of a freight ear at Pits. 3 1 le had been locked, with water, for six days. The onscions and was taken si mills ading physi ere badly body was oat Was send to a hospital. of the Rangeley region, was formerly in business in Lawrence, Mass. Ono of the firm’8 customers, a paint. er, had contracted a debt which ran along for a year or more without any signe of being liquidated. Several dun. ning letters failed to bring about a set- tlement. One day while glancing over the religious notices in a local paper Mr. Treat saw something which gave him an inspiration, whereupon he sat down and wrote theh following mis. give to the debtor: “Mr, My Dear Bir—1 see in the local press that you are to deliver an address on Friday evening before the Y. M. C. A, on "The Sinner's Bal anced Account.’ 1 inclose your's, as yet unbalanced, and trust that I may have the pleasure of attending your lecture. Yours truly.” A chock came by the neat mail. wie! realized that I conld go about like other people without the least return of me so much trouble. In fact, my nervy. ousness disappeared entirely and has never returned, although it is now a year that'l have been drinking Postum Food Coffee. And my stomach is now like iron-nothing can upset it! “Last week, during the hig Conclave in San Francisco, 1 was on the go day and night without the slightest fatigue: and as 1 stood in" the Immense crowd watching the great parade that lasted for hours, 1 thought to myself, “This strength is what Postum Food Coffee has given me!’” Name given bY Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich, There's a reason. The little book," The Road to Well ville,” may be found iu every pkg. no potsah, and note the resulta. Ever tohsooo grower should have our Htle book, ““Tobaooo Colture™ «it will be sent freowrite to 1 GERMAN KALI WORKS, 9) Nassss $1 » NewYork MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, SERA i tn ders, PDesire Say IT PAYS ie gE S OLMSTED. ANNUAL SALE. TEN MILLION BOXES THE DA MILLIONS 4; #55888 Bae BIR arm SPN FREE Bond us her i are, Sohn Fy date formation py Re NEVADA MINERS ASSOOCT RPO Kobl Bidg., san ay,
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