from woman's ailments are addresses here given, for positive names and proof that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Tumor Removod, Chieago, 111.= Mrs, Alvena Sperling, 11 Lang- don Street lindley, Ind.= Mrs Kinsley, Kans, «Mrs. Stella Gifford Beaman Scott, N.Y. = Mrs, 8S, J. Barber Cornwanlliville, N.Y. =Mrs, Wm Cincinnati OQ. «Mr. WK. Housh Milwaukee, Wis. =Mrs, Emus St., German May Fr Boughton TEastvioewAvr fmse, S53 Ist Ch ange of Life, South Bend, Ind Mrs. Frad Certia, Lafayette Street Noah, Kentuoky. = Mra, Li Brookfield, Mo. «Mrs 8, Market St Paterson, NJ, == Mrs, Hamburgh Avenue. Philsndelphia, Pa, == Mra, North Garnet Street, Kewaskum, Wis.= irs, Car Maternity Troubles. Worcester, Mass, = Mrs. Dosylva Coté, 1 Southgate Street Indinunapolis, Ind «Mrs. A. P E. Pratt Street, Big Run, Pa.=Mrs W. FE Atwater Station, QO, e=Mrs Cincinnati, Ohio. =Mrs, E Gilbert Avenue Mogadore, Ohio. =Mrs, Les Manges, Deawittville, N.Y. =Mrs. AA. Gil Johnstown, N. Y.= Mrs. Homer N. Seaman, 108 E. Main Street Bartonview, [il =Mrs. Peter Langenbalin, 1014 8S zzia Holland Sarab Lousignont, 207 We Somerville, K. FE. Garrett, 2407 1 Dahlke 17 Anderson, 1207 Pooler Anton Muselhanpt H. Maddocks, 2135 Box 131 Avoid Operations Hampstead, Md. «Mrs, Jos. H. Dandy Adrian, Ga.=Lena V, Henry, Route No. 3 Indianapolis, Ind. =Bessie V. Piper, 2 So Addison Street. Louisville, Ky.» Mrs, Sam Loe South West Harbor, Maine Bobbins, Mt. Desert | Detroit, Mich. «= Mrs, Meldrum Aven ith 52 Fourth St = Mrs. Lillian Aght Station, Frisda Rosesau, 1a, German 4 Organic Displacements, Mazier, [lis «Mrz. Mary Ball Ligonier, lod. «Mrs. Eliza Wood RF. No. 4 Melbourne, lows. = MM: Clara Watermann, R.¥F. D.N Bardstown, Ky 3 he i lewiston, Maine ! ent outie Oxford Street, Minneapolis, Mis a r John G. vid . OB lan, Shamrock, Box 22 Mariton, N. Box 40 Chester, Ark. Oeil, Ga Pendleton Cambridge, These women the power of Lydia E diseases. Not one of form for the use of t} ing that we should do other suffering are Tels AT vomen to statements made in truth and nothing but the FINAN ASO ICL ASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ALA L ALAIN NLS NINE NOIRE NNN our ir uth. = WANTED men tn represent BA tiers make big money nists outfit free Write WT H D&OO SERIES RICHMOND, VA. 8A LESMEN ANTE Pou AOtive, » Profitab e § Cash wregir ad immediage ¥ for . DI ON MUS wrait Althoug Chinese there are ent. PREVENTING PAINT TROUBLES. to It's easy symptoms of po been on awhile after its tendency rack and peel and and blister, et has developed trouble. “wu know these paint eases” usually indicate adulteration or substitution in the paint And you know the only painting A little painting enough ize the recogn natn + paint, er afl has imrherent tO ¢ scale into “dis. materials emedy is re. knowledge requirements, and how make the purity and qual of materials, would prevent all trou- ble, and save the big extra expense of re-painting. aga proper knowl edge of simple health-laws, and ob- servance of them, prevents sickness A complete painting guide, ing a book of color schemes, specifi- cations for all kinds of painting work, and an instrument for detecting adul. teration in paint materials, with di rections for using it, can be had free by writing National Lead Co., 1802 Trinity Bldg, New York. and asking for Houseowner's Painting Outfit No. 49. A very simple guide in the pur- chase of white lead (the only sure and safe paint material) is the famous “Dutch Boy Painter” trade- mark: that trademark is an absolute guarantee of purity and quality. of paint and to ity sure of just inelud- Japan i: now competing actively with the United States and Great Britain for China's trade in pianos, plano players and organs, Piles Cured in 8 to 14 Days. Pozo Ointment is §rajanieed to cure any ease of itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 8 to 14 days or money refunded. 50c. Among the Paris buildings soon to be demolished is the Castle of Etolles, on the Seine. It was the favorite domicile of Louis XIV. Many Children Are Sickly. Mother Gray's Bweet Powders for Children, used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children's Home, New York, cure Summer Compialut, Peverishness, Headache, Stomach bles, Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms, At all Drug f, 2c. Sample mailed FREER, Address Allen 8. Olmaste . IL» Roy, N. Y. The British Postoffice Bavings Bank has over 10,000, 000 depositors, For cuLDS and GRIP, Hick's Carvoise d—effects Im ately. 0c, atdrug sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nore Throat will not live Under the same roof with amlins Wizard Oil, the best of all reme- dies for the me oi of “all pain. Twelve cities in New York maine tain teachers’ training schools, Pp ainful Periods, « Mrs. W, T. Dalton, Route No. 3 re. Wm, Tally, 4685 Ogden Ay we Mrs, Esnma Draper Mrs, Burt Loyd, f DA, Sanborn, Miss. ==Mrs. 8.1. Jones Mis. Flora Abr, Goshen, Al Chieago, 1 Paw Fan w, 7 Flushing, Miel Ne, 3; cure « Coffeeville, Cincinnati, Ohio. «= Street Cleveland, Ohio Fleet Avenue ; Wesleyville, Pa = Mrs sbharg Tent = Mrs, Haytield, Va.» Mrs R.F.D, 1362 Frust «Miss 5510 SF Lizzie Steiger, Maggie Ester R.F.D Lue Hilliard, RK. 1. Mayme Windle. Irregularity. Mrs Chas. Folkel ow Mrs. May Deal, Dyer, Ind. == Mrs, Win, Oberioh, R Baltimore, Md. «Mrs, W. 8 Ford, downe Street Roxbury, Mass, = Dye Herrin, 111 « W inchester " i F.1D Not 19358 Lans Mrs. Francis Merkle, 13 Field le, M He, (hie wm, Ohi Military ebanon, Pa man Street Svkes, Tem Minnie Petre i yom Mins Any w Mrs. + Wallace Ella Michse! Ida Hale, Box R.¥.D3 Na Ht Mich we Mrs Ovarian nid. ee Mrs ouise J ung 332Chestnut Trouble, Syl. B, Jerauld, S08 N nes Mrs ox 19 *S.m irs 8 A Will F w ams, K Chas. Boell, 2407 ikea RF Female Weakness, un.e=Mre. Etta Donovan, Dn. « Miss VernaWw Box rs. Rachel Johns x Mrs, Will Ye ung, 6 Col G.Jobhnson, RF.D.3 431 Elm St F. D. XN Boyd, 2106 Smith oN Dunham, Box 152 - “Mr Mary Jane Sh sto tas Lyon, R.F 2 ia Wheaton Nervous Prastration. Oron Mo. Mre, Man MeKnight Camden, N.J «Mrs, Tillie Waters ty Nireet Wo wr feliphia, FP Siegel 81 SLIRADA, io. 3 Pe Gran on Texas. = ter © fre f living wit able Compound tO OCnre Ness » fer ome Ny tion i1 i an DIL are wi they may Pinkham's and tha me nt of the Ly Le woul E becaiise "that ine, t the the A Narrow Mr later Escape, When HOUT h reason natured was hat drown sO:emn had oné fer Harton ced 1 ind the just stg 18 A man out, ‘Joomp'! joomp!’ moment I to eminded n wait, and Katchen, water Show af th block he make yeelf in one Came ing! post myself and more, of hold stood, and sald ¢ were the wise men that you not at first when that vizged."-——Youth's Companion. min- a Ereat Then whereby Hang, yon joomped man ute patch took e 0H = A nar Vis Not To Be Forgotten. Mr. Hammond's face as be almost grotesque, nobody ever thought about after hearing him talk “If I hadn't known 1 the homel people in might have been surpr mark made by old servant of one of my friends.” he once said. “I hadn't seen Pomp for Years, and as I had grown from a boy man in that time, I did not expect him to remember me, but he said, ‘Howdy, Marse Hammond, sah!’ the moment he caught sight of me “80 you remember me, Pomp,” said. '* "Couldn't Marse Pomp. cated." ’ was ugly although his af] to jooks was one of the world | ited at a re. the body Southern jest Pomp, 15 io a neher forgit Hammond, sah,’ grinned Hit's 80 kinder compli- Youth's Companion. yo' face, How Omo Got His Name, “An example of a curious Chris tian neme may be found,” says a correspondent, ‘“‘nearer your offices than most of the cases you have printed. The facts are these: The father of a boy baby wished him to be christened Thomas. The mother favored the name of Robert. When they arrived at the church the matter waa still undecided. The father in- formed the curate that the child's name was Thomas. “Oh, no!” gasped the mother dis- tressfully. The curate, regarding the woman as the ruling epirit, promptly bap- tized the infant Ono. “The grave of Ono Titchener is in be seen in the churchyard of 8t, Gilles’ Camberwell)” London New: Ms Breakfast Table Talk. A “low-brow,"” who In some man- ner had gained admission to the in ner circle of a well-known literary organization in Boston was busily engaged In conversation with a charming girl from Beacon Street, when suddenly she asked him. “Do you like ‘The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table?) “I don't know that I ever tried it,” responded the rank outsider cheerily “To tell you the truth I'm not much of a hand for break‘ast foods of any kind." —<Buccess, COMMERCIAL GOLUMY Weekly Review of Trade and Latest Market Reports. Bradstreet's says: Trade and industrial develop. ments have been slightly more fave orable, the result being a better tone in various lines of trade enlargement of activity in spring de- mand from jobbers and from ers. Helpful in this respect have been the arrival of better weather conditions, advance of the sea. son's trade toward an early Easter, large shipments of grain to market attracted by high prices, the placing of some business in iron and steel in- duced by lower prices and the re- sumption of building operations at many cities after the winter shut- down, Where proved, ving has ruled, has remained enlargement of been very marked ions show a slight gain. still many unsettled fea some soft in trade dutrial situation. “Wheat, including the United and Canada for the week aggregate 2.289.847 bushels gainst 2.679.977 bushels last week and this weak year. Corn exports for the week 0,848 against 7680, and 1, ras $85. the demand has im- conservatism in trade at first hands pretty qguist and the retail buying has not Still even collec- There tures and jobbing however, are and Spots the in- flour, exports from States 385.902 bushels were 943 bushels, * bho last 4596 3 ) bushels week in 190K, Wholesale Markets York, —Wi Spot firm ’ elevatlo New v0. 2 red : 2 red. 221 Northern oat: at i Philadelphia, —W ntract grade, Ma Marci i d wes 176 1 32 cams, cholee, 15 @ good, 14@ 141% Poultry —Live, 135 old 15% ¢. 2 iickens, irm 0 spring el 1 @18 geede, 12 Baltimore— Ww hea at N West 124¢ contract NO. 3 red, 1.22 § 3 21 Li ern, steamer No No. 2 red reg % » steamer Wes rn “1%. Corn Con white, T3%: The clogin March, 7 131%. Oats-—W}t , aR @ 9%; Mixed —No. 2, “64 No Wester: 561% ; Rye bag lots 164 84, uptown KE: r and condition as tO gus bales, blocks, to Hay--No. 1 timothy. large 15@ 15.50; No. 1 do.. small 15.50: No 2 do... as 14.50; No 3 do. Choice clover mix 1 clover mixed, $12.50; mixed, $10.50@ 11.50; clover, $12@ 12.50; No. 2 clo- $10@ 11.50; no-grade hay, as {0 sind, quality and condition, $6@G 9 Butter Creamery, fancy, 30: amery, choice, 28 to 2%; creamery, rood, 23 to 25; creamery, imitation, 24. Cheese 3 10- clover :0 to Market steads arices, per 1b, 16@ 16% Eggs——Market steady and unchang- *d, with fair demand for fresh stock, We quote, per dozen: Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby firsts, 17%c.: Western firsts, 17%; West Virginia firsts, 17%: Southern firsts, 164: guinea, 3@ 10: duck, 30; TO08e 50@ 60, Jobbing vive Sloe Chicago.~Cattle — Marke! steady, teers, $5@ 7.40: cows, $3.60@Q 5.50; heifers, $3.25@ 6: bulls, $3.75 @ 5.26; calves, $3.50@ 8.25; stock- ora and feeders, $3.30 5.20. Hogs Market steady: seavy shipping, $36.80 @ 6.90; ire, $6.75@ 6.85; light mixed, i 6.60; choice Hlght, $6.60@ 6.65; packing, $36 60@ 6.75; pigs, $5.29 6.25: bulk of =zales, $6.65 @ 6.80, Sheep Market steady to 10¢. low. ‘vr: sheep, $34 6.40; lambs, $6 G8; yearlings, $6.60 7.25, New York.—Dressed beef slow at “41 10c. for common to choice native choice butch- $6.45 Calves Market dull and unchang- ommon to fair veals, $50 7.60: no barnyard calves. ‘alves weak; city dressed veals, 8; @ 14; country dressed at S@ 12%. $4; $7G 8; Ordinary sheep, “holce lambs at $5.50, Pittsburg, light; steady. Choice, prime, $6.30@ 6.50. Sheep-—8upply light; steady. Prime wethers, $56.80@86; culls and com. mon, $2.26@ 3.50; lambs, $5.500 8; veal calves, $9@ 9.50, Hogs — Receipts light: steady, Prime heavies, $7260 7.20; med! ume, $7.15@ 7.20; heavy Yorkers, $7.10@ 7.15; Hight Yorkers, $6.600 6.80; plgs, $6. 10@ 6.30, $5.50@5.75,; — bY a the agents, jearn as to medicinal is to ers of known to physicians Co., by reason of Company has become of are standing and reliability us the most eminent physicians remedies p generally that and perfect equi JY a methods and therei houses only, and, lead Mos ing manufacture t careful to them, and it 1s well Fig Syrup thical cha the the by California ar racter of which of the commercial circles that the name Te appeal to the We cess and creditable enjoy good he: living with al of recreation, to that end as In manv ins proper time, tie truthfully the the appoval « of the excellen: ture, tandi ine NV 2= vhich is know: valial laxativ Syrup of family known laxative Senna called | note, pli ainly as me r by when Bei walk of life and to call the fact that it proper knowle dee and { with are the ; bles inv ings, to With contem; medicines dispensed wholes lation 1 ome remecy feel Orie Syrup Co. ly the world-wide ; 1 and Drugs A SUC. ADORE GEES Louisville, Cor Rr or more goods brighter and faster dye any garment with 2 HELI dart * Youth And Age. Youth sky is racia and ant matur doing loing fam, coOntrar 1 in i promotes the untested 0 seals of the crowd seasoned highest point of wall Social sci at their library schemes for world's best wor pti that clive Meanw! sagacious men contemptuous] th the the an aAssun a effe rile, more, assumption for pensions push command SOCK ane ility . to take business, When firmity dens gracefully but place forced by down an ecerful to lay of life and ch he should not in the p cause he was b the teentis twentieth-centy heir ture The : that ay can do things as those who preceded t! an ir nine th Fv half © New Zealand's pop Riatic on Deremi 31. 1808, was 1,012.0 of 880.000 Europeans, and 12, Islanders excess of immigration ures in 1908 was 14 G00--qa while the natural increase 000, total gain of coo LESS MEAT Advice of Family Physician. Formerly people thought meat nee- essary for strength and muscular vigor. The man who worked hard was supposed to require meat two or three times a day. Science has found out differently. It is now a common thing for the family physician to order less meat, as in the following letter from a N Y. man: “1 had suffered for years with dye. pepsia and nervousness My physi clan advised me to eat less meat and greasy foods generally I tried sev. eral things to take the place of my usual breakfast of chops, fried pota- toes, etc, but got no relief until | tried Grape-Nuts food “After using Grape-Nuts for the cereal part of my meals for i1wo yoars, | am now a well man. Grape: Nuts benefited my health far more than the $500.00 worth of medicine | had taken before. “My wife and children are health. fer than they had been for years, and we are a very happy family, largeiy due to Grape-Nuts, “We have been 80 much benefited by Grape-Nute that it would be un. grateful not to acknowledge | n" Name given hy Poetum Co., Battie Creek, Mich. Read “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs. “There's u Rea son.” + Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genpine, true, and full of human interest, G0 consist 40.000 Mz G00 Cook over record was 17,1 a Cal. . package Ww 1 Red, Weak, lieved by Weary, ae Watery Eyes Eve Remed Experienced * ¥ os ang x Physicians Id zg 1. . othes Fae I’ Hicks" CAPI DINE Heat, Btomach or dine will relieve you take ate modi 5 af Crug For HEADACHE Whether from Colds Nerv: ' Lag It's ilguid easant steely . Slo rR The bles Only une “liromo Quinine tis Laxative Bromo Qumine Look re of KE. W. Grove, 1 wed the ure a Cold in Une Day. 25¢ 0G (kr Hniness n bat for the mignatu World over to Mrs. Wins ws Noothin ng Syrup forChildren teething, soli red pe Gon, allays po es wind coli HOE Insmmn eo a botlie. $2 he guns Kentuck Higuor Hguot pave yearly «80,000 LBArre Teh cured in 3 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion Never fails. At druggists. london h 543 Au schools N. 1 public 13. FEW DISCOVERY: relief sud sures Posh of ei ite $0 Baye ireaiment Br. BH 0 SREEYS _—-., Bex B, Alinta Gn, INOORPORATED Ry DYES MONROE DRLG CO. Quincy. 111i oie, This Trade-mark Eliminates All Uncertainty RATIONAL LEAD COWPiRY 1802 Triekty Buliting New Tork CLOVER SEED Abeolutely Pure, No Hoard of Wisconsin ava 3 arr pers 3h Century Alfalfa, harves i woske niin ge ing §2%% 0 t Bay t 1g eed CRRIOR 5 slams for sample of this Alfalfa ons Dollar Grass, Oats, Whest ty worth 810 of ary man's mor rowith, Cr, send 140. 1 we 2 farm seed ru tr et or 3 SALZER SHED CO. Bex A. C., TENTS orig yo B bee oan es OUNTIES Trade Marks, Copyright rour Books, Writings, Ma Gres, of New sot a8 Wo Boanty for soldiers sad Liew Peiali Ves, Wio served ia the aivil war isla | Have seculed over Low tor them Far & | aud tustrootions, Address, W. H Wills Law, (Mdolary Pabida) Wills Buliding, #8 iad Washington, BD. 0, Orel 0 yess’ srectios USE CRAFT” S DISTEMPER and COUGH CURE A safe and sure pre. ventive and positive tum for all forme of Distem. per, Influenza, Pinkeye, Coughs and Colds in Horses, Sheep and Dog 0c and $1.00 at Drug or prepaid Write tor 6 booklet Br. Craft's Advice.” | WELLS MEDICINE €O., LAFAYETTE, IND. and ore fram Beving ID DIRTERVER C1 the Blond snd exp mm tive five or in feed Acts on “ik gerrps Local agente wanted, Largest twelve years the soreness — limbers up the elastic and pliant.’ founder and thrush. Dr. Earl S. Sloan, # joints and makes the muscles Juiis and swol« tula, sweeney, Price, soc. and $1.00. « = Boston, Mass.
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