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SOUTH CAROLINA PRAISES
PE-RU-NA.
Ex-Senator M. C. Butler,
Dyspepsia Is Often Caused By Catarrh
of the Stomach—FPeruna Relieves Oa
tarrh of the Stomach and » Therefore a
Remedy For Dyspepsia
I atta tl ft at ail
tor
ter
D
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“J can recommend Peruna for
dyspepsia and stomach trouble,
I have been using your medicine
Sor a short period and I feel very
much relieved, It is (ndeed a
wonderful medicine, besides a
good tonic.”
as follows:
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bv feminine ills, sore throat, sore
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“Sam' Lewis’ Savings,
“Sam” Lewis, the famous Londor
to = aR 1001
hi if as ing tha
The
chari
fortune
accumuinte y ving
of England's 1 e sponds
thrifts. It was a business from which
be derived more profit thai praise
during his lifetime
The world
disfavor on its
one case the usurer,
gains and his victims’
forms a great public service. If the
end justified the means, he would
need Go other excuse, although his
practices were sharp and his terms
cruel,
Many of our American philanthro-
pists seek respectability and easy
conscience in the same way Poul
Bly it helped In Lewis’ mind to rea-
son that if it stripped the profligate
and inefficient sons of titled fathers
the really needy would benefit from
money which would otherwise never
reach them.——New York World,
monev-lendor
larly of
Lords and giving
death of his widow
tabie
which
the
purposes
he
Holes
generally
Loewisos
with
thia
his
per
looks
vot in
whatever
losses,
A woman doesn't have to be mars
ried long in order to discover that her
husband doesn't know half as much
as he pretends to know,
1
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on Tod
ET
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(ath
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APPLES FOR MARKET.
aave much to learn Fhe pe
Wie
1sually In evidence are (a) | » PACK,
ottled the
full
on
the apples not well
rel fille
slack
$41
enough bul
arrival , at
or not
they are
ation. (bh) Bad sorting. a
number twos left in to
(¢) Poor facing
of an even size of
end or not fitte
face
“et
to two months ear
of the cockerel
at
ling, unless
Some
eo
musty
and by keeping them hall starved get
them to eat it
say “thrive”) In a
G. E. Pollard
and oxi ‘annot
$e oct
DAIRY JOTTINGS
Milk should be skimmed as soon as
the least degree of acidity can
tected, as the cream will all have been
precipitated when that
ed. Cream requires frequent
if even ripening Is to be
ghould be smooth and
be de
is reach-
stirring
velvety
taste, and ia then ready for the churn,
Much of the success of butter.
maker depends on the proper ripening
of the cream,
For those who prefer to salt out of
the churn, the following is the best
method: Remove the butter when In
the granular state, weigh it and place
it upon the worker, spread evenly and
the
a.
taste Sift the
pass the work
the and
or until the salt thor-
worked in. It may then
hours, after which
ond work
galt
butter,
butter
then run
;
be
ray for a few
hould given a sed
made
the
am oon
con
well
58 ¥ fry
consumption
trade Oftimes those
the market thay
ag
and hel;
iH
to
of
mar
year,
He
Pe
number
x to
have been
the price is more tha
| hundred welght
Unless:
yet In
i hold up until the heavy
| mences in the
something wurs that 1s
| not ight these p ices oul
shipping com
Fall, when other things
may influence the market As prices
{are good, hogs that are ready should
be shipped.”
SPRAYING IS PROFITABLE
Judging from the experiments thus
far made it appears that spfaying for
ight is an operation which no potato
grower ean afford to neglect. Thirty
{ three farmers’ business experiments
made during the past three years
show an average net profit of $22.79
per acre due to spraying,
The largest size of fine paper 1s
knowhi as “antiquarian.” Tha sheets
are 53x31 Inches,
FAVORS MALE CHAPERON
A journal devote
in favor of
ME, in
ible objections to
’ loings
male chaperons,
insuper
female duenna
manifestly be
there being no
Now,
fifty
at she
ns and
i
i
1 ¢
ieciares f
there be its opinion,
the
"he chaperon
either
middle
if she
must
young old,
age in
young
or sixty
or
the present das
under
8 danger
he attent!
she is much
arts of fascination
The young chap
eron, therefore, is indisputably a mis
But the old one iz no better
To be old she must be a septuagenar
PV
that is
is f
there |
monopolize all t
all the dances, for
ter versed in the
than is her charge
may
bet.
inclined to be soporific and
over she ls sure to be seized with an
overwhelming desire to get home and
even feel a
satisfaction in hurry
with Edwin. But with the male chap.
eron all these difficulties vanish, He
is ideal, It is not necessary for him
evening If he is elderly, nor does he
Ail
ie app a
knowledge
probable that
know more than
Well,
there?
rance
of |
and
the men up there
design, is
ma)
their terrestrial
neighbors
there are people
Nothing, of course, if one no
imagination, no play of the fancy, no
soaring of the thought, nothing but a
reaching forth for something eat
or something to laugh at But if,
when we look at that little red orb,
gazing at us from the night sky, and
say to there are men up
there, much like us terrestrials, may.
be better and purer, Hut yet turned
out of Paradise, perhaps, and making
that little world smile in flowers and
fruits, how we will want to talk to
them and ak them how they are get
ting along and how about politics,
what if up
has
io
ourselves
tell them all about their north pole,
won't they tell us about ours? There
ig no limit to the excursions of one's
fancy If our brethren are up there,
and, lke us, engaged in the universal
work of bullding canals Portland
{Me.) Advertiser,
uss
A WOMAN'S KIDNEYS.
have so much to do, so
, BO many eritical
that it is
to keep
well
Women
any nalne t un or
nany pains 10 suiler
periods to go through,
hackac)
non $
woak kidneys
Charles FF
22 Boyden §
socket,
hood, and for eight or ten
my sufferings
was very painful
annoying symji
When I began taking
Pills 1 i
weigh
back
many
weighed
165, and
than for years
have been my
during four
me out of every atts
Sold by all dealers
box Foster-Milburs
N.
on
am
Dozn's
only
Years
Y.
Gibson's Definition Of “Lady.”
The Rage.
i has ha
Pearls Are All
Must Mean Something.
Tearming iy
A FOOD CONVERT
Good Food the True Road to Health.
persons
nauseous
tica
Indig
what is
stion Ilyepepsia—Iis caused
stomach in
1, the kind
{ the di-
actually
by
the
that
gestive
crippled.
When this state is reached, to re
sort to stimulants like whipping a
tired horse with a big load. Every
additions] effort he makes under the
lash increases his loss of power to
move the load
Try helping the stomach by leaving
off heavy, greasy, indigestible food
and take on Grape Nuts-—light, easily
di ested, full of strength for nerves
and brain, in every grain of it
There's no waste of time nor energy
when Grape-Nuts is the food
“1 am an enthusiastic user of
Grape-Nuts and consider it an ideal
food,” writes a Maine man
“1 had nervous dyspepsia and was
all run down and my food seemed to
do me but little good From read-
ing an adv. I tried Grape-Nuts food,
and, after a few weeks’ steady use of
it, felt greatly improved.
YAm much stronger, not nervous
now, and can do more work without
feeling so tired, and am better every
war.
“1 relish Grape-Nuts best with
cream and use four heaping teaspoon
fuls at a meal, I am sure there are
thousands of persons with stomach
trouble who would be benclited by
using Grape-Nuts. . Name given by
« Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Read the little book, “The Road to
| Wellville,” In pkgs. "There's a rea-
% son.”
put
improp
taxes the
Organs
way of
80 sirength
they are
is