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0 WEAK
S0 NERVOUS
How Miserable This Woman Was
Until She Took Lydia E. Pink-
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: was so weak and ner-
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i what todo, and could
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#1 trouble was deficient
ji and irregular peri-
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# Foners what Lydia
gd E. Pinkham's Vege-
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4 done for others and
decided to give it a
trial. I got good
- i results from its use
so that I am now able to do my work.
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Survival
Of the Unfit
By VINGIE E. ROE
(Copyright)
From out the blue east, streaked
suddenly with red, the sun salled swift-
ly up, a hot, yellow disk, and it was
day again. 4
Another day, wide, solemn, walting
for night. Far to the east,
yellow disk, the forest stretched
The was so clear and
whole lonesome perspec-
distinet-
in the heart of a
atmosphere
ness of things seen
willow hut, built by
runner of the Crees, who stopped for
some purpose of his own in the pot-
could be seen,
Desolation
visible across the waste,
Here and there, like pockets cling-
Z to the sun-baked crust—that shook
an acre at a footstep—hung the
holes, black, waiting.
country seemed
of the spirit of waiting.
Before lon
for
bottomless,
g, as the day glowed into
the curl-
vapors would begin
bove each deep-hung pool.
Nothing of life moved here. All liv
ing, sun-drawn
watch for
worms of the mire, or per
sliver fox creeping from the
the great woods,
to the water hole to
white
edge of
This was desolation unbroken and
In the the
neath
hut, stretched
already growing warm be
lay a man, a white rag of mortal-
possessing naught of life save a
breath. Jeside him crouched a
watcher,
For
willow
on
ity
f
i
bd
three this
had
interminable
beside
packs lay
one of
days
the motionless
Two In the end
In them lay a tiny
open and filled with two rows of
small bottles teside it lay a stack
of wild hard, dry, the
the rank water plant,
sat
of
form.
the
hut
leaves, stiff
cured
nas ol
+
He sun.
cool
wat itcher r had crept. In the
{ into the da
g along edges of the
them. his hand
slimy water and he drew back
shuddering. They
le in the heat of the day.
it Incessant stirring above
face the short, scarcely
breath would have
FEDPRS,
out
the pools
to gather Often slid
into the
repelled,
valuab
the
With
the
rigid
tible
percep.
stopped long
There
at
men
of him
invaluable,
in the
¥ of the
Truly, they were
r thing
The garment
The colorless shirt
in strips from
lders and ended on his
IWS
wilder:
Were rmgs,
tended
lean shou
his
arms
hung
above his ell
felt ich had
felt, wh
was spread
One scrap of faded
one time a
of the
the sun burn
been at
hat, on
shelter over a hole
fire,
the outside
where
wn like
From
the leaf and
half full
and moistened
It
sweet
lips,
reached for the can
water-—<clear,
the pallid
was of
the forehead,
Then he picked
went on with the
the fan and
motion.
to gain
intensity by speed. The dancing smoke
up
incessant
Once he went outside and stood with
to brow scanning, with eager
every point of the compass.
over every
of the sky line, every
the forest, he looked hope
His eyes were sunken
CYR,
lift and fall
Famine sat In the holes In
He went back again and
after hour went
down
Hour
Inid
by. Again
This time he took care
He
shook, as he poured out half a dogo
It was so alarmingly low. By his nerv-
heard an odd sound
of nothingness and
subsided again. If it was a sound, all
right, but If it was In his head? He
hurried, or thought he hurried, back
to the hut. In reality he did not quiek-
en his pace. He felt an immense re-
Hef when he sat down beside his
charge. If he should go groggy what
would Jim do? Never for a moment
did the thought cross his mind that his
efforts would fall. If only the meal
held out! That would give Jim
strength. Perhaps he should himself
ent a few of the beans—just to keep
his own strength up that he might not
go groggy. The idea took hold of him.
Then he put it from him. They should
be kept for Jim when the meal gave
own head? He
which rolled out
He would try looking
ht recurred again and
a sort of rhythm against his conscious
For Jim's well
own he should keep up his strength,
He erouched low and tried to
on with his hands as if the earth would
him off. He was very tired and
hut again. It took
to find it In the
snke as ns
thrill of terror shook through
him.
All
ght
he
for
wat
day
the ni
breath
the hours of
with hushed
he might read the truth.
strange times when he the
At last he
was
ought
opened
and Jim
inquiring
his
was
eYeR,
He
He
rose,
This time
The
looking at
eves, sun
him
up
with
hand.
hut
his
the
held
feet,
out
but
and
his
smiled
rose to
100,
Jim was trying to speak
It was water he want-
He felt around for the
tly crept out and found
us hard
he
fn few,
felt
of course,
and presen
Today it w
the
and he
he was quite well,
er to put away
Jim's gruel,
It was wonderful
better.
Another
big. leaf,
and occasional trips to the spring,
by night Jim was talking a bit
he couldn't all he
Something ing a
to take
beans when
ate
1
how quickly he
with the
of sleep
and
only
said,
hricek
of fanning
by
day
hroken
snatches
remember
about his
tO
But
low ning
a ng
always
much a
horribly
Had he was
not be en
returning
was qui
count of
how
‘s appetite
Wis
There were the beans, and surely
come, now that
Over This was go
and he had {«
worst was
hot day
get a fresh supp
ng
be fa
+4
iy of the dried
iis shoulder
saw him
at
pitch
him
» » » * . * .
looked
diminished
AOTOSS
pile, *
¥
}
Jim
hesgide
Jim tried to think it all
He ton weak to do
move. He realized that he
unconscious, but
never know,
Outside the hut it
--red, warm light, the
glow of sunset in the
but Inside it was alr
turned on his
of everything in sight. The two pat
the small of medicine, the can
nearly full of water (he was th
that the man lying on his f
him had taken that last staggering
trip to the spring). the few wide |
and the rag containing the heans
handful of mea! was hidden
pack.
During the long night Jim thought
and enlculated. Once the other talked
babblingly and moved, and Jim's heart
Jumped with weakness and fear—a hor.
over of
Ore
had
i
Imly
was
how
was still
ands
eady twilight,
side and took Inventory
1s
KE,
case
nkful
0
Saves
in
darkness to see if he had rolled near
the ean with the water in it. After
he thought of nothing but that
The day broke and found him still
of the can. At sunrise
over the hut, sailing
down to the holes, and fits
swiftly
- Ad » * * » *
the trail came to the
stood stooping his great height at the
|
|
expression of fright, With
eare he placed one of the smooth leaves
er dose,
of his hand and dropped in a few drops
of water,
lips. He drew his hand across
It back.
At noon of the. unbearable day he
opened the pack and disclosed the bar
rier between them and starvation. a
pitiable defense enough--a few dried
beans jealously wrapped in a rag, and
an double handful of meal. He poured
out mpst of the water In the can and
added a secant spoonful of the meal
This he poured down his friend's
throat, while his eyes followed every
drop as a wolf starving through the
white winter looks after a low-flying
crane, ravenous and desperate. Then
he took the can and went out in the
blinding heat. A little distance from
the hut—reason of ita existence—clear
and sweet in the dry land, was a tiny
spring. The man got down on his
knees with difficulty and drank long
from its blessed purity, Then he filled
the can and crept back to the hut,
i A horrible fear assalled him and he
stopped and listened. Was It In his
“Mere
ingly.
His bearded face expressed pity
knew these tragedies of the desolate
de Dieu” he said. wonder
and death stands grinning from the
surrender,
He dropped softly to his knees and
on his face. There wag still warmth
under the ragged strips on his breast
and the lips were cracked,
Le Marque looked long at him. He
knew also the tale of the eracked lips,
He laid him gently back and turned to
the other. There he found a living
curled
medicine, a rag containing a handful
of dried beans, a pinch of dirty meal,
and a can In which were a few ounces
of water.
Te Marque stood up for a moment,
Then he went out to the others, but
the expression on his face had changed,
Might Be Worse.
Mise Passay—Kate talks so outrage.
ously. She told me I was nothing but
1 hgpeless old mald,
#8 Keen—-Whew !
Miss Passay--Now wasn't that un
ladylike of her?
Miss Keen—It certainly was rude,
SHI, it's better than having her tell
lies about you--Boston Evening Tran
script.
FROCKS FOR GIRLS
Extreme Styles and Too Elabor-
ate Material Mistake.
Fashion Authority Asserts Miss
"Teens Should Wear Clothes
That Are Simple.
in
There cau be no greater mistake In
the selection of clothes than to permit
a young girl to wear garments that
or too elabor-
ite in and let her wear
such as are both extreme and elabor-
nothing short of crigiinal, de
clares a fashion authority,
Youth is best clothed
simple In
desig, material
beauty and
material, to
ute is
in garments
every detail of
color. The
shiness youth are
improved by other
straight line, slinply
harmoniously colored clothes
good taste demands The really
iris are always thus clothed;
that is one big reason for their lovell-
for even youth can be n un-
by the wrong cle as
the older n and of
and e clothes
ri's ap-
are
unl
res of
than the
ness, inde
thes,
the
aborate
lovely Just
Brow habit
Xtreme
affects others as much as a gi
pearan
TAILORED SUITS ARE CHIC
if!
sh-
upon her mind and her heart;
to be vaint, fooll
wise for
than she
beauty,
you don't want her
ly proud, self-conscious, too
her years and looking older
fo see the
nip
it
will do m
charm and
And by
more,
fitness of sin
ore, much
tive and
you wil} her from
ndesirable influences of the
many pitfa
you
Keep
lovable :
mo-
unhapp
re her
glmple
the
nany u
ment and
faeoss |
lis and
he future; you will inspl
and apprecis
gon] taste in dress
pie
io
will never feel the desire
from the mode of
uthful habit.
} draw dress
was her yo
Strive alw the de.
hint
beauty in
anys for beauty In
velopment of
this
dress,
lines,
a girl's wardrobe let
beauty be true to real
which is always along simple
LARGE WINSOME SHADE HAT
This large shade hat fascinates with
The framework is of blue straw.
COLORED TABLE LINENS BEST
Latest Luncheon Sets Made of Bright
Tinted Material Embroidered
in Contrasting Color.
lateat lunch
centerplece, tea
napkl are made
linen embroidered
frasting color or in ecru. For instance,
one of the most effective pleces at a
recent exhibition of smart table ap-
of old
The
and was
irregular line,
The very
posed of
matching
colored
sets, ocom-
cloth and
of bright
in a
ns,
con.
embrolderad In ecru.
oblong in shape,
of
rose linen
cloth was
made with a hem
tifully Tinted as If by
Fairy's Wand.
——
Seed pods and grasses are popular
decoration in the home now be.
tints as bronze, silver, gold,
bine, crimson and brown are
quickly on lotus pods and
magnolia leaves and are very
Two tints are often applied
Nuch
painted
showy.
effect. Thus, a spray of leaves is
touched with blue and silver, crimson
if a fairy's wand had been waved,
These painted sprays are also at.
tractive combined with artificial flow.
ers to supply foliage. Silvered sprays,
particularly, are efiective added to
most any bouquet.
STYLE IN ROBES DE NUIT
Voile Outranks B8ilks in Paris for
Negligee; Net is Used Extensively
in Underciothes.
Although the shops In Paris show
quantities of colored undergarments,
they nre more often of volle than of
gilks such as are seen in this country,
Net footing and inset motifs of net
are used oxtensively in the colored
as well ns the white underclothes.
Ever so many of the new French
combinations of corset cover and pett.
cont button down the back. This gives
an opportunity of introducing plaiting
fn the full length of the front-—and
plaits appesr to ho very desirable ln
With the reduction
cicth and the large variety of cloths
being offered, suits are beginning to
regain their lost popularity. This is a
smary, spring tailored suit of covert
in the price of
LATEST PARIS FASHIONS
sums
for
er Ww shapes
being smal
Dinner gow: if b are most
brii-
ori.
gir
of.
fev tive wi n Frightened ) me
it color,
or a8 flows
perry, or as a undation sip,
or
adjust
Most
of these dresses are of oe or ne
beaded
embroidered georgette or crepe de
ine
a1 ryt n
4
ham are
and su
A hes
mer dr
a gingl
hanging
round neck
thins 3% the
to reveanl t am.
Dress of
are devel wi In be dark nde of
brown and a
and by those
11 suite
n de.
ions are
ack hat,
brilliant
satin
not wi
where the materials lack a
gloss HE Ww BE awWSs
or panne
Hand-1
are the
i tse] on
sotive
thful
simple,
dresses of
led for gradu.
speak.
colorful
ation troussenn
aresan
Biouses,
York from
in
Juyers in Ne w many
ix an extraordinary vogue for black
and white in blouses for spring wear,
The combination
equally for
| wear, they say
seems to be
dreas, sports and tal
{the new underw Plalted
i slips and even chemises of yellow volle
are made In this and often have
another shade, such as pink or blue,
introduced In the form of shoulder
straps or a ribbon trimming
One wonders if the nightgowns de
veloped In colors were not originally
intended to worn as midsummer |
negligees. For Instance, one is in pale |
pink triple voile and hag narrow band |
trimmings of mauve georgette crepe
nnd taffeta bows of matching hue. To
accompany this there is a little cap
In crown form made of the pink ma
Hr
Was
rer
ns the gown.
Ingenious and Pretty.
It was a new valle waist, and there
war a stain on one side of the front
which looked like fron rust, hut on
which no application seemed to have
any effect, Its owner took small
pleces of net, cut two oval medallions,
darned a simple design on each, hasted
che exactly over the stalin and the
other opposite, button-holed the edge
all around and cut the material from
tnderneath. It looked as If “done on
purpose,” and the waist was really
prettier for the decoration.
Special Tea Cake.
For a ten party rab half a cupfal of
butter into three cupfuls of sifted
flour, add four tablespoonfuls pow.
dered sugar, two tablespoonfuls grat.
ed orange peel, one lightly beaten egg
an’! enough milk to make smooth, stiff
dough. Turn out on a sugared pastry
board, roll to one-half Inch thick and
cul In pleces one and half inches wide
and four inches long. Bake in a slow
oven untill crisp. Serve with butter
and jam, hot or ~ald.
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“bad back?
what 1s wrong!
much
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dizziness
Neglected,
gravel or Bright's
Why be miserable with a
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- weakness often
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