NEY REMEDY IS SOON REALIZED gonsider there is anything to equal Dr, ilmer's Swamp-Root for kidney affec- tion. completely helpless. when for ten days 1 suffered excruciating pain, eccompanied with severe chills. Several years previous, having been relieved of a similar attack, I as before, from Swamp-Root, After using four of the large size bot- tles, I was completely restoped and went on my way rejoicing and praising Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. This was my the return of the affliction. Yours very truly, J. C. SMITH, Jr. Jackson, Tenn. Btate of Tennessee County of Madison Subsenibed and sworn 13th day of July, 1909. PC. to before me this STOVALL, Notary Publi Letter te Pr. Kihmer & Oa, Blaghamton, ¥. Y. Prove What Swarp-Root Will De For You Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., ton, N. Y,, for a sample bottle. convince anyone. You will Bingham. It will all about the kidnevs and bladder. writing, be sure and mention this paper, For sale at all drug stores. Price fifty. cents and one-dallar brotherhood o but does mean wages means bet- She He deal She ~How's Her head your wife? troubles her a good Neuralgia? No; she wants a new hat. Always Worrying. late John H. Barker who left a fortune 0 his 14-year-old das ONT } Wp posed gpecuiate,’ wddress stand ¥ No Peace irker smiied t he said, YOITYIUR ab while his Noe Need to Be Good. A little Shaker i gir Heights her parents week by ed last to no be scared into bei telling that their she +1 * aa ise me Santa Cia the angels will book if I'm sald I might they think up In heaven come, or down In mamn tell naughty, as well that dead why should they think that, | Because, | haven't sald my prayers | for two weeks "Cleveland Plain Dealer TO DRIVE ovr MALARIA AND BUILD LP THE SYSTEM Takes the Old Sgrdard GROVES TANT ELESs CHILL TONIC. You know what rou are miking The formula is plainly printed on every bottle, showing it Is simply Guinine asd ron in 8 taste leas form he Yuinine drives out the malaria And the iron bullds up the system Sold by al deniers fur 30 years. Price orate Had His Uses. “You don't make very good music with that instrument.” sald the inno cent bystander to the man behind the base drum as the band ceased to play “No,” admitted the drum-pounder; “but 1 drown a heap of bad.” Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children teething. softens the gums, revinees inflamma tion, allays pain, cures wind celic, 25¢ a bottle. | All the world's a stage, and life is the greatest on earth ONLY ONE "BROMO QUININE." That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for | the signature of EW. GROVE. Used over to Cure a Ubld in Une Day . Every hear of a pearl being found in a church fair oyster? whenever a lagative is needed It sometimes happens that the black sheep of a family is a blonde Roots Barks Herbs That have great medicinal power, are raised to their highest efficiency, for puri. fying and enriching the blood, as they are combined in Homl's Sarsaparilla. 40.366 testimonials received by actual count in two years Be sure to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla Get 1 today In usual! liquid form or ahocolated tablets called Sarsatabe. MODES FOR CHILDREN SPRING GARMENTS FOR YOUNG GIRLS ALREADY SHOWN. Tendency Is Toward Full Ungored Skirts, and Collarless Neck Still Rules—Pretty Little Frock of Gingham or Finer Material, “Dear me, how soon spring comes!” street these last days, for there already are the signs in the windows yards and yards of dainty wash fabrics, with all thelr various trim- mings, in enchanting spring colors. How the window dressers get the un- cut fabrics to look so beautiful—to look so much like flowers and little children—{s a mystery to the passer by But there is everything folded over and puffed out and way and that in just the right manner And when you inquire about the obliging shopman tells ruthfully, that everything by and that the lovely patterns now you, will be many will dearer by, and of seen be reproduced tiny in are the simplest Mother irom Really children for their frocks bodied affairs bard that hang dors, akirt wash th sidered than are OLE or else Hub slips most a i} Lege, at trim 8 i858 How and frill in quality the hins things he smart little ed iilustration shows a frock that might two kinds of gingham or Le a much finer affair in a ttle silk and in the present Instance the frock is of a figured challle trimmed with plain silk, and the way the bands but toned down over the is a new and smart {dea be develo] from wool are trimming wash materials the main part dress might be made of a blue or pink chambray and the trimming part of black and white. Or one part of the dress could be in a plain cotton and th trimming of a figured or striped cotton in the same Again, the model is admirably suited to a pret ty childish silk, and with this velvet ribbon could used f« thre« bands back and front, iiffon for the skirt border edge and circular faet, there are any number of ways of varying the design, the only ticn being that any figured goods must show a and childish For a ress, too color be i the and bust band sleeve ollar band it reatric small 1 pattern practical the belt PNA MOVEA It BLE CORNER CUPBOARD Has Framework of Wood on Cas tors So It Can Be Wheeled About for Cleaning There are a cupboard of a ple the then many ways of arranging for clothes in the corner room way and perhaps the to hang a curtain across orner and cover in the top and oall boards, furnished with sets of pegs, to the wall on either side In our sketch we show a great Im: provement on this plan. in of a framework of the corner, and with castors screwed on underneath so that the whole cup most is the shape wood, made to Ot DE i — ——— board and contests can moved for cleaning and poses without much difficulty, to put it to gether, or a local carpenter would con. struct It for very little At the top, on either side, sets of pega are arranged, and it is an easy matter to fasten a brass rail for a cur tain to hang In front and entirely in: close the contents. On the floor of the cupboard there Is a nice space for storing boots, shoes, ete, and the roof of the cup board can also be utilized. In selecting the material for the curtain, the color should be chosen to match or harmonize with the color of the wall paper. at Sa al NPA Pr at would be of the goods and the under sleeves of plain lawn or a thin silk In the way of coats, J would advise the mother who likes the doll quality for her baby daughter's dress to got a pale blue or pink nen or plque for her baby's summer coat and trim 1t with a coarse white lace. These dell cately-tinted wraps, made in the usual sack shape, though with shawl revers that come to the waist. will be very smart, and for the hat the coat material may be used with the head plece made the usuaj little wash hats with puffed crowns buttoned on to a plain brim Spring millinery shown at this time for children, but the weather is far unsettied for it to be advises able, unless the hat is of silk and very nearly as warm as the wintér one Many silk hats in the basket and bow! shapes llked for young fry are made of a dark silk or satin, with a wide band finished at the glde with a square w, of a embroidery after the style of in too tight Diviyir HINTS FOR BABY'S Pine Kitchen Table With Bawed.ON Legs Makes Very Convenient Platform for the Tub. fae 4 Buy Just an ordinary fitted with substantial The should be chosen for our purpose readily saw off the legs to a height of 12 inches for the table is to serve as a platform to ele vate the bathtub. when placed its tog just an easy. comfortable helght for the mother when seated a chalr, to manipulate the baby with out stooping, lifting or a strain In the drawer should be a center place washrags, while the side table 8 SpA fous drawer 3 A carpenter will to for contain any powder other These may and bags, and baby's tollet things cut down to the proper height embellishment of paint A coat of ordinary white of enamel This last will without showing defacemant Pretty Opera Bag. About the simplest possible opera or moire, sixteen by seven Inches, with a lining of china silk the same size. Sew bag material and lining togeth- Make slots Of course, If you wish to be a little in order, little and pockets Are the then there are inside But the bag Is certainly most easily made, and a very pretty and Nail Varnish. Take a few lumps of gum benzoin, place in a bottle and cover with al cohol, 85 per cent. cork tightly and let stand for two weeks and rhake it well twice daily. Filter through ab sorbent cotton, color with liquid cermine. Use sufficient alcohol to form a thin liquid. To make liquid carmine, take a bhalfdram carmine, well powdered In a mortar, add three. quarters dram strong ammonia, work until all is dissolved, then add ten ounces of distilled water. Use enough of this liquid to make the varnish the desired shade. Apply to the finger pails with a small brush. LIVE STATE CAPITAL NEWS | Pennsylvanians. Frief Mention of Matters { i i burg, Official and Other. wise. Toll Road Bill, The great influx of bills pertaining yood road legislation »6en introduced in both branches | the Legislature are now in the hands { of the prime movers of the campaign | to which I'he alm and purpose of the uct and con State highways in as prac economical manner as possible measures are th ae trol and fica two best bill in the hands of the Senate Committee and the bill whiel tol now ntroduce this r Whe LEEIBIATOTS Week toil Senate Passes Bills. passed be Inf tentiaries only ital cases shall cle wo State pen hese bills were reported favor bly to the Senate the terms 0; expire odd fixing whose terms House bill Judges numbered The McNichol bill prohibiting jectionable plays or moving pictures Consolidating the Alle gheny county in Years ob courts of Authorizing Supreme Court make rules of practice for all courts of record of one kind Requiring the counties to pay $1.50 per day for witnesses com pitted and held in default of bail by the Commonwealth, Validating service and return of subpoenas in divorce heretofore made in certain proceedings. tc the insane for Schuylkill county Repealing act of 1864 relative te pay of jurors in Lancaster county. Other bills passed were: Mr. Hoover, Clearfield railroads to equip all grade crossings with safety gates, gongs and other do so a misdemeanor, punishable by £500 fine. for associations of commissioners and supervisors, To Wipe Out Holiday. The bill abolishing the forme: February election day as a legal holl. day and making Columbus Day a le gal holiday will be signed by Gov ernor Tener as soon as it Is returned from the Benate Some changes in construction of the bill will be neces. sary, but they will not alter the in tent of the measure and it will be gigned by the Governor as soon » the changes are made, Fditorial Association Officers. The State Editorial Association at its final seseion here elected these officers: President, O. D. BSechoek, Hamburg; first vice-president, Crom. ble Allen, Greensburg: second vice. nresident, George W. Wagenseller, Middleburg: third vice-president, W. P. Hastings, Milton; secretary-troas- urer, R. P. Hapgood, Bradford City The telegraph line from Petropav ‘os¥ vin Tigi! and Voroskala to Kru. srormk In Kamchatka will be opened Sort. 1 Vegetable Compound does cure Tumor Removed. Elmo, Mo, ebro. Sarah: J. Btuart, B.F.D, No.2 Box 14 Peoria Jil. «bre. Christina Reed, 105 Mound St. Natick, Muss. Mrs, Nathan B. Greaton, 61 North Main St, Milwaukes, Wis. « Mrs. Eimnma Imse, 853 1st 8¢, Clileago, Ill.wMrs. Alveus Sperling, 1468 Cly. bourne Ave, Galena Kan «Mrs. RB. E. Huey 713 MinsralAvy. Victoria, Mise. «Mrs, Willie Edwards, Cinctunatl, Oblo «Mrs. W. H. Housh, 7 East view Ave Change of Life, Epping. N H.= Mrs. Celia E. Stevens. Btreator, Llle Mrs, J. H, Campbell, 206 North Becond St, Brookiyn, N.Y. «Mrs. Evens, 828 Halsey Bt. Noah, Ky.«Mrs, Lizzie Holland, Cathamet Wash.» Mrs. Elva Barber Edwards. Cireleville, Ohlo.= Mrs. Alice Kirin, 533 West Huston St. Balew, Ind «Mrs. Lizzie RB Hinkle, BR. RB. No.8. New Orleans, La. Mrs. Gaston Blondeau 1812 Terpsichore Bt Mishawaka, Ind. «Mrs, Chas. Bager, Br., 023 East Marion St Racine Wis. «Mrs, Katie Kubik, R. 2. Box 81. Beaver Falls Pa. ~Mrs, W. FP. Boyd, 100th Av. Maternity Troubles, Bronaugh, Mo. «Mrs, ID. F. Aleshire, Pheniz, Rl «Mrs Win O King, B Caristadt, NJ. «Mrs. Louis Fischer, 3 ros Bt #s Forwad NA Mo. oeMre, Charles A we dre MH. Porter 782 All Fackache, Mrs. Clara Li. ¢ Operations Avoided, fp,» fre. Deana fied @ fe, ZW th Wieland rest, Wis «Mrs Dexter, Kansas. Mrs. | pusts YVespermann ¢ xia DOULL These women are onlva few « diseases, form for the use of their do other suffering women to v £ io mas ur adv statements truth and nothix ruth. th ut the go Bome tombstone inscriptions are 00 good to be true Cause Enough “Wh the bearded about der Somebody sent her a ady so mad inquired the niess won ie of living atalog a safety factory.” said the skeleton Chicago Tribune razor Tavior's Cher Remedy of and Mullen is Nature's great Cures Cougl Croup and \ ee he, Lode thromt and lung trout and $1.00 per bottle “He oe, SOc we have a even in bours of in the fulfillment of duty sense of blessedness weariness and simple endurance — Many people have reeeding gums. Rub Hamline Wizard Oil on gums and stop the ay; chase the disease germs with a mouth wash of a few drops to a spoonful of water, Reforms come slowly because we all would rather wield the ax than bear the knife For HEADACHE -Micks' CAPUDINE Whether from Colds, Heat, Stomach or take—acts immed) ately yit joe, Be. and 30 cents at drag Let us make the best of our friends while we have them, for how long we shall keep them is uncertain — Seneca AAR PILES CUR IN 8 TO 14 DAYS our d t will und money if PAZO OINT. Ea to enre any osse of lwohing, Blind ing or Protradine Files in 6 4 days. 0a Too often sermons bave too much length and too little depth Judge Garfield Tea has ht good health te thousands! Unequaled for constipation Many men enjoy a dry smoke. Why not a dry drink? le ills, ' Organic Displacements. | Black Duck, Minn. brs, Asuna Angerson,’ i Box 19 Wesleyville Pa «Mrs, Maggie Faster RF.D. 1. Treuton, Moers. W. 1. Purnsil, 87 Linosls Avenus, Camden, N.J.eMrs, Ella Johnston, 280 Liberty st. Chicago, 1lledrs. Wm. Tully, 2062 Ogden Avenue. fema Painful Periods. Caledonia, Wis.=Mrs, Ph. Bchattner, BR. 14, Box MA, Adrian, MomMre, C. B, Mason RR. No, 2 N. Oxford, Mass. »Miss Amelia Duso, Box 14 Baltimore Ohlo,= Mrs A A. Balenger R¥ D1. Negaunes Mich. «Mrs. MarySedicek Box 1273, Orrville, Oblo.=Mre. E. F. ner, Box €20, Atwater, Ohio.) iss Minnie Musibhaupt. Prairiedu Chien, Wis. «brs. Julia Konlcheck, RK Xo. L Irregularity, Eaffulo, N.Y. «Mrs. Clara Darbrake, 17 Marie~ mont Bt, Winchester, Ind. w=Mrs BL. Regis Falls, N.Y «Mrs. J, H. Brevere, Grayville, lll eMre Jessie Schaar, Box 23. Hudson, Olio. Mrs. Geo. Strickler, K. No. 8, Box 32 May Deal BR No.7. Ovarian Trouble, M Il. eeMrs, Chas, Moore Chas Boell, 22 wrayyille Philadelphia, Pa Mrs Mole Bt no-2rs. John GQ. va Carmoei ne Rich Female Weakness. Haute, It re. Artie § Nervous Prostration, Mrs. Cla wnks BF.D. 8 ght tine, $02 Lin. itn ¥iunison, g rank Clark, 2416 B. J ¥ : oe 1 n s { Philadelphia, Pa wir. ¥F Aliegher y Ave r witnesses of o cure females ver received com; on in any this advertisement—but are will. wwanse of the may +h i . ld 3 that Fai } honest medics } in Move GUARANTEED WORK SHIRT $100 President Shirt PRESIDENT EXTRA bla 8) 1H sal ceo ver 2 Million we y we are now making the President at a $1, an even more remarkable value Both shirts represent Real shirt economy and satisfaction Made in a va of fast color patterns ng, wea resisting materials and backed by our Guarantee. Your ¢ you; if n reg f wt ry Gealer can supt iH ser with price 1a stam le shirt and 1 of new patterns The President Shirt Ca. 110 W. Fayette Street Baltimore, Md. gamp cuss AROUND THE WORLD TWO GRAND CRUISES of asbomt thres and one-hall months’ duration each, save New York Nev. 1, 1911, 4 from Sen Francisce Feb. 17, 1912, by the large transatlantic steamer “Cleveland” 5550 vn $6350 Up Incloding All Expenses Aboard and Ashore Write For [llumrvaned Boeken HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE, 41.45% Broadway, New York. P. 0, Bex 1767 The first to and the secor MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN Relieve Feverishness, Constips tion, Colds and correct disorders of the stomach and bowels. [Used &» Mothers for 22 years. At all Drug. gists 8%, Sample mailed FRER TRADE wane. Address A. 8. Le lap, BY, TAKE A DOSE OF HE BEST MEDICINE COUC HS & COLD PATENTS | W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 7-191% for oN atsan EK. Coleman, Wash ost references. Best — «gu skilled and shrink from fully 30 Dr. Picros what, they would is these distasteful examinations are sure to say that ‘an examination,’ y needs rare cases, should submit to right in the of je cured cases,
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