Five million people use it to KILL COLDS HILL'S CASCARAR-» QUININ BROMIDE Standard cold remedy for 20 years ~in tablet form——safe, sure, no opiates—breaks up a cold in 24 bours—relicves grip in 3 da Money back if it fails, o genuine box has a Red top with Mr. Hill's picture. At All Drag Stoves 0. 3B Donaldson ’s Wonderful New Life Remedy The Great Blood Tonic For many years successfully used in the treatment of Stomach and Liver Complaints, D peia, Biliousness, Serofula, Erysi tia, Diseases of the cipelas Chronic Constipation and Nervous bility. Try a Bottle Today—$1.00 0. RB, Donaidson’s WONDER OIL a tried and proved remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, eadache, Toothache, Earache, Chiiblains, Sore Throat, Pleurisy, Colic, Ete. Price 50c Per Bottle For Sale by All Leading Drug Stores, or Sent FPostpald from Laboratory: 779-781-783 S. SECOND ST, PHILADELPHIA Be Sure the Name “T. B. Donaldson™ lassen 19 On Every Bottle. MILLIONS Suffer from Acid- Stomach of people suffer ¥ affecting prac tar after yea: ically every part of the body, $I} Bealth can be traced directly storsact Here is the reason meahs poor noarishment of organs and tissues of the body. The blood I» tmpoverishod-—becomes weak, thin, Allments of many kinds spring from such conditions Biliogsness, rheumatism, lum bage, eclatica, general weakness, power and enerzy, headachs, nervousness, mental serious ailments such as catarrh and cance; of the stomach, intestinal ulcers, cirrhoab of the liver, heart trouble-—all of these car often be traced directly to acid-stomach. Keep a sharp lookout for the first symp toms of acid-stomach-—indigestion, heart burn, belching. food repeating, that painful bloat after eating. and sour, stomach. EATONIC. the wonderful moders remedy for acld-stomach, is guaranteed fr bring quick relief from these stomach mis eries. Thousands say they never dreamed that anwthing could bring such speedy relied —and make them feel s0 much betler I every way. Try EATONIC and you too will be just as enthusiastic in its praise Make your life worth living-—no aches of pains—no biues or melancholy-—no more of that tired, listless feeling Be well and strong. Cet back your physical and ments punch; your vim. viger and vitality. Yor will always be weak and ailing as long wa you have acld-stomach. So get rid of it now Take EATONIC Tablets—they taste good you eat them like a bit of candy Srugyine has EATONIC--80 cents for a big box. Cet a box from bi m today and if you are not satisfied he will refund your money EATON IC (FOR YOUR ACID-STOMACH to acid the different insomnia This Large Botiie of YAGER’S LINIMENT containg twice as much as the usual 50 cent bottle of liniment and lasts the average family for months, It quickly alleviates pain caused from rheumatism, sciatica, neu. ralgia, sprains, etc. Sold by all dealers. Price 35c YAGER S MEI RELIEVES PAIN GILBERT BROS, & CO. Baltimore, Md. GOOD HEALTH FOR YOU DR. CARTER’S K. & B. TEA Costs but Little and You Can Make 3 Whole Lot from One Package. Mog people are drinking Dr. Car ter's & B. Tea than ever before because they have found out that fo liver, stomach and bowels and to pu ny the blood there is nothing surer safer or better, The little tots jus love It, aot tl ———— —— REMOVED Sueehisr's Buropoat Rr Vea den, aio excellent skin food and complexion besutifiers, A trial will convince tind, assured Facial and Blemishes acial Cream, food Puriler & Co hitherto unreached higher entirely new design, electrical nature, density, ever been reached up to the present The highest level that has time with the recording instruments , there is a great of meteorology. ascend to its highest altitude, hours to 1 able. On the other and come straight down, the whole half of its descent being no- to return it, avail- i i Construct From Material to Be Had on the Site to own a home at a mint The way terial already the site—earth, for tance, on be had for nothing ind this ex pec- The requisite earth may there is 0 In Engl: ith the of 1 Aan and pay for lon. {ranspo int iden is being taken up, wi ion that ballding Tir houses of the rammed earth dwe ie extensive 1x importantly problem, scale will help to sols housing OX There =n many sucl from prehistoric and nsive. and of been pra been In South onies, Planks and earth, tight as possible, methods claced, t nas ted with ca and other Britis addon (le aago} Afri to form a Hed are set np on edge the space hetween is fi ig then rammed The done mwuch by as of with which ramming course, can be more and cheaply i the digging subsoil be clay, and tageously likewise If the mized with straw nishes a first class material in the same way. This called in England “eob bu 1 birthplace of Sir Walter Ra a cob house, and it is In as j dition as ever today. OF INTEREST TO POULTRY GROWERS ith Re —— of Plymot ig not her best, kind Old Lady ing to do her the same you care that the gets up in con. egg supply can be kept furnishing spring poultry agricul “The snvs the head of the department of a prominent tural college “These conditions | of housing and for the chickens roomy, and furnish without drafts, nelude the face feeding, should of fresh |Keraps or plenty Ment found in the summer. Sprouted take the place of grass and green feeds, Grains should be in straw so that the chick- other or sour milk can be fed, but the other” One of the important things to con- sider in winter egg production is the hatch, the same authority lleves, The Plymouth Rocks, Riwle Island reds, Wyandottes, and all of the birds of the Ameriean breed should be hatched hy the first of April, and Leghorns not later than May first, he says. Wheat or oats straw Is good for nests, and also the floor of the house. Longest Daily Air Service Between London and Paris The passenger-carrying airplane has actually arrived. Seated In a luxu- rious eabin lighted by electricity, says Boys’ Life, one can travel at a two- mile-a-minute rate over mountain and gen. The longest dally service is be- tween London and Paris, a two and a half hour trip, which costs $100, Regu- lar dally schedules are now flown in the United Stares, france, England, italy and Germany. The largest of these alr liners earry thirty passengers and the eabing are large enough to al low them to move about comfortably. in a few months or years at most we will not turn our heads to see the pas senger air liner sweep past. ha. Small Corie = Shaped Asia Minor Hills Transformed by Natives Into Houses Asia Minor, and north of tains, is a region Cappadocia, whi of the iis for [om | | Black moun forn In sen south of the the Taurus known in | times ch naly as nn ‘ wins 6 Persinn ki dom, It ater the invading Romy province its horses, ! all cone shaped wople of that distr for domlicilia i$ an easy ma * to of the cf nse extensively It shove {ter with dig out the interior of cones and convert it into a com fortable dwelling. This is done usual n such wise us to lenve act, some of the larger hou stories sex having Wir provided, to prehistoric As mans and Many of the h« pled gince Some of them are tenanted by Christian fourth century, and it that 6 door ar of eotirse i ree, EPR S06 heen occu times known to have monks in the iz believed bs “ant hill were archeologists the dwel- ‘nppadocia ittites 3.800 years ago Anhinga Plant in ‘Brazil's Rivers Used to Make Paper oft beds of mud that £0 38 sluggish the inga grows so profusely that ted total of 100K tons exported annually. The Enown the from which is the manufacture linen recent show line azil's rivers, plant anh estima be anhingn is now as rw material oh. tained for paper; but cellulose of experiments that the fibers may be transformed chemically into an artificial cotton fiber, of structure even superior to that of the genuine article. One mill fs now busy wiih this new work, while efforts are being made to adapt aban- doned sugar mills to the process, THIS AND THAT Choose right t and ge ahead, It isn't easy to get along on a short allowance, A woman's idea of a good com- plexion is one that will wash, “If” is the most unsatisfactory word in the English language. A woman's face is her fortune —or perhaps the fortune of her druggist, Nothing tickles a man more than to be told that he looks like an actor. a Daily Thought. How many opportunities are missed by our waiting for them to come to us-the positive factor waiting for the negative! Opportunities are jess mov able than souls and wills, Why not search for them instead of waiting for them to search for us?-The New Suc. cess, Exposure Costs a Million. Damage done to farm machinery through exposure amounts to £1,000. 000 annually, necording to an estimate made by experts at the agricultural | college of the University of Wisconsin. Moro Chieftain Lived to Be Eighty-Three Years Old; Remarkable Age for Tropics The tombs of some of the More chiefs of the Phillppines are a curious combination of native ingenuity and civilized finery. An ancient and dis tinguished Moro chieftain is sald to have llved to be 83 years old—a re- markable age for the tropics where men and women mature early and dle voung. according to American stand ards, This chieftam. Benguito, was not erful tribe, He held his during many but also a wise diplomat, tribe under firm control turbulent periods. He control he when but lards islands, they had when Spanish governor-general, he struck hard, and with such savage and good generalship, followed masterly disappearance of the tribe into the jungle fastnesses, the Spaniards, suit, were hy a that glad to make and leave Benguito to the management and administration of his tribal affairs, When the Americans took pos. session of the Philippines, Benguito with unusual discrimination for a na- tive refused to be led into the Agul- paldo revolution, maintaining a digni- fied but armed and watchful neutral. ity, and when he clearly, ahead of the other native chiefs, rising star of the Americans, he fully suggested a coalition or treaty with the United States which nearly took the breath away from the Ameri authorities, some of whom had about concluded that the way to make with the with fi peace awn saw the Rrace- can only peace Moro was a Krag rifle, lenguito’s body his state for 35 ted of in consirie but decorated after the Moslem and his tribe were de The body of the s placed in a sitting pos lay within tomb, framework, white days hamboo cloth for he Mohs old chief wa ture fashion, vout mmedans, TI * JUST TO LAUGH § + we A AAA Why He Raved Msles: “I hear Mrs, St) vies has ost $40, Have you SIs ee eee eee ele * aren't: but my band doing con. he “1 know It friend, but you I'm more 1ib eral with my wife than he is with his” my a Drilling Them In, “I see the paper that driven drills have been surgical operations on hur skull” Penman: * they'il sue by in- for the vented an Io not despair, old man: ceed in making people see Jokes yet" He Got Whaled. Jimmie—1 put a tack on teacher's Willie down Jimmie Did ina a“ No you? I'll bet hurry again, : and neither he won't will L Satisfactory Evidence, June—1Did iA = water the in the draw- £) Mrs, you ferns ing room? Maid Don’t the ping pet? Yes'm, hear drip Car you water on the Too True. “Pop i” “Yes, my son.” “Is fifty dollars very much money?” “It all depends whether you mean when I'm earning it or when your mother is Spending it, my boy.” Upraised Arm and Open Palm The military salute so familiar to every soldier and scout dates back to very early days, notes Boys’ Life. At to show respect to superiors. the soldier did not carry a dagger in his hand and could not attack if he wanted to. change has come in the meaning of the custom of retiring backward from the presence of royalty. In very early times men backed away from a King to protect themselves from being kicked. Cakewalk Really Irish. Although we usually associate the cakewalk with negroes, says London Answers, the original cake dance was popular in Ireland before the negroes knew it, a cake being awarded to the best dancer. What Birthmarks Indicate. According to a French scientist, birthmarks in families not now of good social position indicate that they are of knightly descent, the marks be ing due to the fact that their pos sessors’ ancestors wore armor, ‘CHANGES THIEF TO NORMAL BEINC Court Frees Youth Whose Char- acter Has Been Changed by Operation. Richmond, Va.-—A delicate operation has changed 8. Dabney Crenshaw, Jr. former University of Virginia student and son of a high official of a manufac turing concern in Richmond, Va., from 8 person with eriminal instincts to a | perfectly normal being. the insane tried Va. laboratory enfly after being times nt Charlottesville, bing the chemical University of Virginia, nt in 1917, A Surgeon Testified That He Consid. ered the Operation Successful, of building ft. | the Was of a quantity burning the cover the the At ench trin The } ICR e at the » of the crime ¢ his ill. A New York a 1} Surgeon e Ope I's as the whale had under; When he firs £4 dent soon afte tient chat arrest far below in normal, his blood never more than 100 and his what it showed three The patient 1 sympi« he h pressure fully times shoul many appreciation of mitted and no affection for The surgeon sald that Crenshaw was under the knife found th condition surgeon said trace When the court order granting him freedom rail and mother, who was seated behind him, 4d have been. ahnormal ments ymS, non- ad com hig family. when the crime young it was was in a diseased the he had not dete linquencies. the formal Crenshaw at the brain Since on, the ted a oy operat of moral lapses or de 1 I entered kissed his leaned over the ESCAPED CONVICT BLUNDERS Makes Mistake of of Calling at Home of Keeper When He Lost His Way. Irving Lavea, the con- from New York New Hampton, calling at the New York escaped intory at the mistake of of Michael Mell, of the for directions after he lost He was recaptured and re- cell, of who ret viet city forn made home keepers, his turned to his For a person Lavea proved a Jost his way In the woods and, eight hours’ continual going eaught one mile from the spot where he cast off his overcoat on the prison lawn and fled. Emerging from the woods after tramping all night, he saw a light in a house and asked how to go to New York. He was dumfounded when Keeper Mell, off duty, came to the Keeper Charles Riker took him to the institution and the war den called in the guards who were | hunting for him. Lavea is serving three i years for larceny. ane Woy. haste, He after wns such great slow traveler, door. wo Girl Waits 21 Years for Lover in Prison New York-Archie Mull was released from prison at Glens Falls, N. Y, after spending 21 years in the role of convict. He was convicted of murder in 1808, Awaiting him on the outside was Mise Stella Grace Howe of Marlboro, Mass, to whom Mull had been engaged prior to his arrest. The two were married at once. Convict Has Conscience, Salem, Ore.~Unable longer to res gist the gnawings of conscience, El mer 1. Barnard, who escaped from the Oregon state penitentiary here in company with Cecil Griffin and Ray Lindsey on the night of August 2, 1018, walked into Governor Olcott's offices one day recently and informed the executive that he had returned to Salem voluntarily to serve out his maximum term of ten years S. Pat Off. Carbolated PETROLEUM JELLY An antiseptic dressing for cuts, sores, etc. — necessity where there are c AVOID SUBSTITUTES CHESEBROUGH MFG. CO. State Street New York Teamster's Life Saved “Peterson Ointment Co. inc. 1 had » very severe sore on my leg for years. | am a teamster. 1 tried all medicines and but without success 1 tried doc. we, 1 couldn’ } Doctors m MH er Park. 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