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
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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
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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-
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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
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Address Allen 8. Olmaste
. IL» Roy, N. Y.
The British Postoffice Bavings
Bank has over 10,000, 000 depositors,
For cuLDS and GRIP,
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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
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Ht Mich we Mrs
Ovarian
nid. ee Mrs
ouise J
ung 332Chestnut
Trouble,
Syl. B, Jerauld, S08 N
nes Mrs
ox 19
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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
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feliphia, FP
Siegel 81
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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,;
—
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