1-GOVERNOR Makes Use of His Family i CAVITOL Peruna is known from the the Pacific otters of congratulati commendation testifying to the Peruna as a catarrh remedy ar OQ f he from every State in the Uni man is receiving hundreds of daily. All classes write these the highest to the lowest. The outdoor the clerk preact catar rostram., est enemy, their be entirely well-nigh un safeguard known free versal Unique Postage Stamp. A unique postage stamp has, it is stated iiscovered in It dates 1 Wallachian existence {fs round inde Ww ne gphers cross | on the 813. and ] then n¢ from June for Roumanii The stamj The country Carnwath It was maintens of the ervilles —Jondon JOYS OF MATERNITY A WOMAN'S BEST HOPES REALIZED | Mrs. Potts Tells How Women Prepare for Motherhood Should The darkes wife are wher ward to chil dless Many a w has found herself pable of motherhood owing to a dis placement of the womb or lack of strength in the generative organs husband and * come to look for -~ I lasnianle i anda onely oid age distressing pains, accompanie offensi dis charges and, gener ral by irregular and scanty menstruation indicate a dis- as or nerve 28 indi ration the womb and surrounding organs The question that troubles women is how can a woman who has some fe- male trouble bear healthy children? Mrs. Anna Potts, of 510 Park Avenue, Hot Springs, Ark , writes : My Dear Mrs 1h % During the e rt was delicate in he I were very an home, but | had not carry a child t who had been cured by Vegetable Compou by ve of f my married life 1 sband and bless our and o« oud ito arr: AREONR, o maturity i Lydia E ned advised me to try it did so and soon {eit that I was growing stronger, my headaches and backaches | y f haa no more bearing-<down pains, and folt like a new woman, Within a year | became the mother of a strong, healthy child, ‘de joy of our home. Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetables Compound fs certainly a splendid remedy, and [ wish every woman who wants to become a mother would try it.” Actual sterility In woman is very rare. If any woman thinks she is ater- Re. let her try Lydia E. Pinkham’s egetable Compound and write to Mrs Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free to expectant or would-be mothers WEBSTER’S INTERNATIONAL LT Te BEST CHRISTMAS Lid Pte Lo Hold be droga de OF OREGON Pe-ru-na in For Colds. SALEM, OREGON, A Letter From the Ex-Governor of Oregon. ernor of Oregon is ardent runa, He keeps it contin- Louse, In a letter to Dr. The ex-Gov an | admirer of Pk in the Hartman, he says: STATE OF UREGOR, { EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.) Medicine ( Columbus, QO. Dear Sirs--1 have had occasion to | use your Peruna medicine in my family for colds, and it proved to be an excellent remedy. 1 have not had ! | The Peruna M. Lord, (sovernor Yours very truly. Ww. It will be noticed that the | saves he has not had occasion to use Peruna | for {he reason for this is, begin with a cold. 1906. othe r aun ther aiiments FATAL. cent Since Omdurman. Newg of a singular cent of Sudan fatality reminis. onquest of the the moment other Curious Transportation, ge shipment of Ruber yoe time ago went to Africa two-thin woman Corps in ihe Sorpa the see an old of fire and The soldiers’ effect, the com- the bugler to and sent an offi She took of the officer, however, and, the ranks, distributed an of apples among the soldiers, then hastened away, amid roars cheers and when the officers were surprised to 10 ma ne ordered cease fire, arrest the woman 0 notice entering apronful and of lat ighter and Cicadas Not Locusts. The cicada is often incorrectly call term which should be applied only grasshoppers The cicada is a peculiarly interesting in- sect in that it has the longest life period of any known insect. Some kinds live even seventeen years, and are known as the seventeen-year cleada~8t. Nicholas. IN CONSTANT ACONY A Wes Virgintan's Awful Distress Through Kidney Troubles. W. i. Jackson, merchant, of Park: ershurg ays: “Driving about in 9d =~eather brought kidney trou. bies on me, non a | suffer«l. twenty years with shan, cramping pains on the "ac" and urinary disorders I often had to #et up a dozen times at n ght to url nate, Retention set in, and I w.s obliged to ase the catheter, I took to my bed, apd the doctors fall ing to hein, began using Doan’s Kid- ney IMilis. The urine soon cae {ree I¥ again, avd the pain gradually dis appeared I have been cured oighe Years, and though over 70, nm a8 aes tive ax a doy” yo Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a HOX. Foster Millvey Co. Bufiale NY. od “locust”- to i FIRST “WOMAN'S MEETING. RIGHTS" of town of young In the interest vas held in the 1701. The gallery wecupied by the of the congreg half the front to the young men, the thé other half befng n young But | the ful vear the given ent front “woman's rights of Medford the church was side and given and the ation, one nme being side io gallery other women event young wero of men the gallery the and allowed only Then {it happen. is well, women were Was Treatm {1O ¢ tolerated The blood of tl Revolutd Oung and ame a t ¥ commotion privile axtendod after chur ;, arated from gre ation, of Newbunr) of young women gallery si A side jolt er aay, contri found obligingly to ask son thought miss the a nickel done up on it was sympat to the sold cont in me if will be up the job 1 will candy cart and family. If she of twenty-five cents in and a half, she would make more in an eight-hour than I do, and that is no joke, either’ — Washington Star throw trad« Italian had three five bag. the proprietor f th Search An ever il woman to next You © come 10 conclusion that out borrow enoseh hor Brus rt he YIM ii Po 1 made sales at the rat three minutes day A FEW EXPLANATIONS Violine, wall-zower Canneberge., cranberry red Capucine, the nasturtium color Furnace, a rich heavy smoke Reboux green, a shade olive and hunter's Van Dyck brown, co shade. Steam, white that sort of work, Plerrot, a neck ruche, tulle. Crinoline, a stripe of haircloth set into some underskirta Duck blue, a rich deep shade between bhiue and green Chemisette, merely a lingerie front, or a dickey. Framboise, red Beaver skirt, a skirt-shaped piece of felt from which a draped hat may be made. BEmpize coat, a coat falling straight or flaring from a yoke. Willow, plume, an ostrich plume the end of which is left in wavy, trail ing effect instead of being curled Ribbonine, dainty ribbon embroid- ery revived from the time of Louis XVI and earlier. DESIGNS IN BUTTONS, Buttons for the most part are large and flat, though some are slightly convex, Large buttons will be used uUmost entirely on tailor-made suits, gray the gray shade that is fairly but people seemed usually watery the soft, rich raspberry ¥ be ornamental rather than of fastening new button costumes is soft useful will gultable covered with fabric with embroidered on ft Very beautiful onvx and these and em- for silk knots with but modes be or some of a gay buttonhole silk woolen color are made of and malachite fed or and with LE pert narrow Are surroun For w hite Hght materials rystal 1 metal rims $4 iions also 1 MOURNING women is the FASHION AND Only on elderls close. we vell worn, but on & ha nan a bon ted in lor seen more often Ons urious IGNORE THE 3 DISCOMF OTN hap ines stepping are the caus we wonds One great which be poverty silently born of grandpa tr If it be somet hoy talk of it in the family it; accept every let in Item a joke of 3 ¥ hing ftels Worse alno wrieas circle to ignore ening cin all the sun and air; and hopefully, know- little enliv cumstance may be, however innocently we may there is the ray of sunshine somewhere that has only to be looked for to be found FASHION NOTES If a woman have sharp let her avold hats that set back or off the face She should wear a hat brought well for or promi as possible For the ereation of the most sump hat will be devised for the new season. thus far velvets promise to be in the lead. For the sireet and reception there will be worn many velvet costumes, Black, but relieved with touches of color or white facings, and trimmed with braid, will be very smart, while in the light colors, gray and tan (a queer new shade of it) and green, will be the favorites It is a {ad to have sofa pillows com- bine as many shades of one color as possible without introducing a foreign tone. Various shades of red which harmonize well are excellent for a couch. Braid and fancy passementerie and bands of fur will be the favorite trim. mings, here again showing how much cholce exists ; Scarlet flowers not accord with gray hair and wrinkles. The chic of a bow may be due to just a little twist in the ribbon as cach loop Is formed, says a milliner, butter Ol spoonful flour Cream toda, enough to make ling for mixing finely with Chutney headache may applying water as hot srne to the feet and the neck An general cured by can be b of as ft back Flat par ticular care with wax perfectly smooth. Varnished paint csn be Rept as bright as though freshly done by soak should Le kept with and occasionally rab to keep their surface hed with flaxseed and then using it as a —— ————————————— —————— HT] For trees goods, lemon nice with a little fine miver sand 1m eoxcelient They should afterwanis be rinsed with boiling water and polished with a soft TAR. For cleaning spouts oF tea and cof foe pots always have a small bottle brush hanging in yom: pantry. This helps wonderfully in vleanipg and costs only a few cents, Stirring anything ov a hot stove sften eantes brittle finger nally, Try rubbing a little almond oll In every night and keep a naif «of looze gloves to «lip on when cooking. a SH In oelor the squirrel fish ls a brik Hant red. DEMUCRATIC CO. COMMITTEE«~1908. Belleloute, N. WJ . Ww Phin piney, Ist W nd Ww fr W t Ha I. J ard, Howird M J’ M times Iman mara — A dd dd ddd didi Yd Snip ods Bo dd Be SB pe Jno. F. Gray & Son Suecdssors i... 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