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Out of 120,000 farmers in Norway, nil
but 11,000 own their (aims. .
Inrllgratlon Is km companion. Out
rid of It by chewloa a bar of Adams' rep.
In Tnttl Fruttl after each meal.
The tolal number of persons arrxstcd
in Boston last year was 3.1.655.
rhtincy Olrott In 1 nnatikred tobet'iebent
ballot finger on the Mrtro.
A Vntfniirliin.
Dr Graham, of Konlurkj.wlin lived lot., una
htimlrml ji-m-n olrt, attrlhui.d hi ion. nfasnrl
rrdora irom Ulna. to the nan of I'rnb On-hard
ViMtiT. Ilwashlaoiilrnnidlclns.
In'the Knullsh Army n soldier In drummed
wi cuuri'ii juai aa lie in t.o ci rill.
THE NERVES SSF WOFJIEM
(V mi iinijBniiTwi fifiimuii 4 ytim " 'Wlwjll,iM-Tyi.y.w(iMii'l'
ll,V'ijv-'"i . " '- Xjgljv . 'v.
"I am so nervous and wretched." . "I feel as if I shonM
fly." How familiar these expressions are ! Little things
annoy you and make you irritable. You can't sleep, you are
unfit for ordinary duties, and are subject to dizziness.
That hearing-down sensation helps to mako you feel
miserable.
You have backache and pains low down in the side, pain
in top of head, later on at the base of the brain.
Such a condition points unerringly to serious uterine
trouble.
If you had written to Mrs. Pinkham when you first ex
perienced impaired vitality, you would have been spared
inese nours or awiui sunenng. . 1
Happiness will bo gone out of your life forever, my sister, 9
uuiestjyou act promptly, rrocure .Liytlla Ji. l'inkliam'g
Vegetable Compound at once. It is absolutely sure to
help you. Then write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., if
there is anything about your case you do not understand.
You need not be afraid to tell her tho things you could
not explain to tho doctor your letter is seen only by women
and is absolutely confidential. Mrs. Pinkham's vast experi
ence with 6uch troubles enables her to tell you just what is
best for you, and she will chargo you nothing for her advice.
Mrs. Valentine Tells of Happy Results Accomplished by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
" Dear Mrs. Pinkham : It is with pleasure that
I add my testimony to your list, hoping it may induce
others to avail tbemsel ves of tho benefit of your val
uable remedy. Before taking Idia 13. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, I folt Tory bad,
was terribly nervous and tired, had sick headaches,
no appotite, Riiawiug pain iu stomach, pain in my
back and riht sido. and so weak I could scarcely
stand. I was not ublo to do anything. Had sharp
pains all through my body. Before I had taken half
R bottle of your medicine, I found myself improv
ing. I continued its use until I had taken four
bottles, and felt so well that I did not need to
take uny more. I am like a new person, and your
medicine shall always have my praise." Mrs W
P. Valentine, 660 Ferry Avenuo, Camden, N. J.
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REWARD
Owini to the fact tint nmr aM!iirt
people have from lime to time quex'ioned
the genuineness of the testimonial letters
deposited with the National City Hank, of I.ynn. Ma-i. $vo,
Which will bo paid in any person wlin can show thai the above
te.timoni.il is not genuine, or was pnlilishrd before obtaining the
writer special permission. Lydia E. Pinkhav Mkdicxwb Co.
Two hundred bushels of po
tatoes remove eighty pounds
&. of "actual" Potash from the
soil. Unless this quantity
is returned to thn Knil
1. 11
"1C lunuwing crop will
materially decrease.
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We have books telling about
composition, nso and value of
i'tUS-w leniltrera for various crops.
93 Nassau St.,
New York. .
It! WUCW-.
' ylolda to nature's medicine, ;
Uvcr, iiitjiiHVHnti buwl illnfirdern. An uti
rivalled itprluiit mikI Inx;ttivo; InrlKoratwi
and toiitw tua whnlo rtyntiMii. K imtuml
con traled to niiito it mulur
uiki tliouMr to buttle,
Phm uuii uw, A buz.
buttle i eiuul tn 1! naUonu
vi u!icoiHHnsimi wuur.
bui on aver? butt). -CHAB
ORCHARD WATER CO., Loulivillt, Ky.
Smith Kuhh11 Is going to Florida for
the benefit of hiH hoalt.h.
14 war of Olutuieui for Catarrh Tbm
Couittla Mnroury,
mercury will vurely dnotroy thn mnne of
hiuull anil complt-ti'iydertintio the whole uytttem
wiifuuutohnki it throUKh thoinucousBurlHCdf,
Such Hrtii'lth rstiotiUl nvt-r be uned except on
preBcilptiouft fr-im reputabluphytiit;iiinti,fts the
aumane they will do is ten fold to theood you
chu poshihly derive from them. Hall's CnturrU
Cure uianufactu red by F. J. Chimey & Co.,
Toledo, ()., contain no mercury, nud i ttikeu
int-eruully, maing directly uptn the blood nud
mucous HiiriareH of thu n uti'in. In buylug
lluU'BCatJirrh Curt' bcMtu-e tiiKettbegeuuiuu.
It in tak'Mi intornally, and m made lu Toledo,
Ublo, by F.J. Cheney i Co. TesttmouialB lreo
fct"bold by Uruk'Kitcs; price, ijo. per botUo,
Hall1 Family IM1 -ins the bent.
H. Miller Kent in to tarnextseaiion In "Tho
Cowboy and the hady."
It mqulrpB no exporiunne to dyu with Vut
Nam Fadeless 1 tbh. Simply boilli.jf your
good in the dye la all thai' neoeMtary. bcld
by all druggUtM,
The engftKement of 'Bn Hur in Boston,
haiH lieen a great nuccepH.
Th Ben Preaerlptlon for OiIIU
and Feyr is a bottle of Grove's Tastmlsm
tiiif.LToNio. It U simply irou and quiniue tn
a UuLulestf form. No curo-no miv. I'rtcs 60a
raderewBki'i opera inoalied "Manru."
Love thyself lat.
Seasps
TEN GENTS
Libby' soup tie is good n loups
can be. Some cooks may know
how to make soups as good. None
ran make them bectcr none n
t-hraply. Six plates of delicious
soup lor to cents and think of
the bother saved!
Oxtail, Mullagatawny, Chicken,
Mock Turtle, Tomato, Veoetable,
end Clilcken Gumbo.
At your groctrs, in cans rcadf tor Instant
crying just lical thaiu.
LIOOY, MoNEILL & LI BOY
, Ohloego
Writs lor hi booklet, "How to Malt
Good Tiling! to Eat."
'at)t)oot)t)ft5
nl7 CJ OH E STER
"NEW HI VAL"
FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SiELLS
, N bUrk srwdf ahalta oa tha aaarkat comrmra wtth tb " NEW B1VHL" In unW
fcratity awl itraac abooUng tjitallUsuk, bur hia aad watuproai. Us tb ganuliM.
t::::::nia beatiks arm co.
Now Hirin, Com.
SPEAK FOR THE KIGIIT.
Dr. Talniane Say Silence In No! Golden
v While There Are Cvlln.
la Year Ure and Extenalve Rtadlnji Have
Yoa Coma Across a Lovelier Character
ThaM Jeaui Chrlit t
(Ccrrriirht itot.i
Wasiiisoton. U. C.-In thin dieour8
I)r. Talraage calU for a more demonstra
tive religion and a hearty apeaking cut
nn tho riitht nide of evervthinp: text,
Mark ix, 23, "Thou dumb and rloat spirit,
I rliarire thep, come out of him."
Here wna n cne of reat dr-.nestie an
Riiish. The ann of the hniix'holrl yvnn pin
cwed of an evil apirit. which auionu other
thir.u paralysed his tongue and made him
MU'eehha. When tho influence wan on
the patient he could not sav n word ar
ticulation was impossible. The rpitit that
captured this member of tho household
aaa dumb apirit so called by C'hrit a
piiit abrnnd to-day and as lively and po
tent as in New Tentament times. Yet, in
all the realms of pcnnnnologv I cannot
rind a discourse concerning this devil
which Christ charged upon jn my text,
aying, "Come out of him."
There has been much destructive ruper
stilion abroad in tho world conccrniiui
possession of evil spirits. Under the form
of belief in witchcraft this delusion swept
the continents. Persons were supposed to
be possessed with some evil spirit which
inane them able to destroy others. In the
sixteenth century in Geneva lolK) persons
were burned to death as witches. Under
one jttdsro, in Lorraine, 000 persons were
burned to death M witches. In one neigh
borhood of France 1000 persons were
burned. In two centuries 200,000 persons
were slain as witches. Ho mighty was the
delusion that it included among its vic
tims some of the greatest intellects of all
time, surh as Chief Justice Matthew Hale
and Sir Edward Coke, and such renowned
ministers of religion as Cotton Mather.
one of whose books Benjamin Franklin.
said shaped his life and Richard Baxter !
ano. Archbishop tranmcr and Martin
Luther, and among writers and philoso
phers Lord Bacon. That belief which has
become the laughing stock of all sensible
people counted its disciples among tha
wisest and best people of Sweden, Ocr
manv, Kngland, France, Spain and New
England. But while we reject witchcraft,
any man who believes the Bible must be
lieve that there are diabolical agencies
abroad in the world. While there are
ministering spirits to bless there are in
fernal spirits to hinder, to poison and to
destroy. Christ was speaking to a spirit
ual existence when standing before the
"filleted one of the text He said, "Thou
numb and deaf spirit, come out of him."
Against this dumb devil of the text I
put you on your guard. Do not think that
this agent of evil has put his blight on
those who by omission of the vocal or
pins have had the golden gates of speech
bolted and barred. Among those who
have never spoken a word arc the most
gracious and lovely and talented souls
that were ever incarnated. The chaplains
of the asylums for the dumb can tell you
enchanting stories of those who never
called the name of father or mother or
child, and many of the most devout and
prayerful souls will never in this world
speak the name of God or Christ.
Many a deaf mute have I seen with the
angel of intelligence seated at the window
of the eye. who never came forth from the
door of the mouth. What a miracle of
loveliness and knowledge was Laura Bridg
man. of New Hampshire, not only without
facility of speech, but without hearing
and without sight, all these faculties re
moved by sickness when two years of age,
yet becoming a wonder at needlework, at
the piano, at the sewiug machine and an
intelligent student of the Scriptnre3 and
confounding philosophers who came from
all parts of the world to study tho phe
nomenon. Thanks to Christianity for
what it has done for the amelioration of
the condition of the deaf and the dumb.
Back in the ages they were put to death
as having no right, with such paucitv of
equipment, to live, and for centuries they
were classed among the idiotic and tin safe.
But in the sixteenth century came Pedro
J'once, the Spanish monk, and in tho sev
enteenth century came Juan Pablo Bonct,
another Spanish monk, with dactylology,
or the finger alphabet, and in our own
rentury we have bad John liraidwood and
l)rs. Mitchell and Aclterly and Pcet and
Gallaudet, who have given to uncounted
thousands of those whose tongues were
forever silent the power to t.pi-11 out on
the air by a manual alphabet their
thoughts about this world and their hopes
tor the next. We rejoice in the brilliant
inventions in behalf of those who were
oorn Qinni)
woman Id China and the United States?
What do you think of the sermon on the
mount? How do you like the golden rule
laid down in the Scriptures? Are you in
favor of the Ten Commandments? In
your large and extensive reading have you
come across a lovelier character than Jesus
Christ? Will you please to name the
triumphant deathbtds of infidels and athe
ists?
"How do you account for the fact that
among the out-and-out believers in Chris
tianity were such persons as Benjamin
Franklin, John Ruskin. Thomns Cavlvle,
Babington Maeaulav. William Penn, Wai
ter Scntt, C harles Kingsley. Horace Bush
nell, James A. Oarfield. Kobcrt E. Lee,
Stonewall Jackson. Admiral Foote, Ad
miral Farrsgut, Ulysses S. Grant. John
Milton. William Shakespeare. Chief Jus
tice Marshall. John Adnms, Daniel Wehs
ter, George Washington? How do you
account fur their fondness for the .Chris
tian religion?
"Among the innumerable colleges and
universities of the earth will you name me
three started by infidels and now sup
ported bv infidls? Down in vour heart
are you really haony in the position you
orenpy antagonistic to the Christian reli
gion? Go at him with a few such nucstions,
and he will get so rfd in ihe face as to
suggest apnplexv, nnd he will look nt his
watch and suy he has an engagement and
must go. You will put him in a sweat
that will beat a Turkish bath. You will
put him on a rout compared with which
our troops at Bull Kun made no time at
all.
Arm yourself, not with arguments, but
interrogation points, and I nromise you
victory. 8hall such a man as you. snail
such a woman ss you. surrender to one of
the meanest spirits that ever sninkcd uj
from tho uit the dumb devil spoken of in
the text?
But then there are occasions when this
particular spirit that Christ exorcised
when Ho said, "I charge thee to come out
of him" takes people by the wholesale.
In the most renonsive religious audience
have you noticed how many people never
sing at all? They have a hoik, and they
have a voice, and they know how to read.
They know ninny of the tunes and yet are
silent while the great raptures of music
pass bv. Among those who sing not one
out of a hundred sines loud enough to
hear his own voice. They hum it. They
give a sui t of religtou-t grunt. They make
the lios go, but it is inaudible. With
a voice strong enough to stop h street car
one block mvav, all they can afford in the
prai.-e of God is about hclf n whisper.
W'ith enough sopranos, enough altos,
enough basso.) to make a small heaven be
tween the four nails, they h i I he oppor
tunity go by unimproved. T'le volume of
voice that nuctnils from the largest au
dience that ever assembled ought to be
multiplied two thousandfold. But the
minister rises and gives out the hymn, the
organ begins, the choir or preceptor leads,
the audience are standing to that the
lungs may have full cxpnnion, and a
mighty harmony is about to ascend when
the evil, spirit spoken of in my text the
riuinb ocvil spreads his two wings over
the lips of one-half the audience, and the
otuer wing over the bus of the other half
of the audience, and the voices roll back
into the throats from which they started,
and only here and there anything is
heard, and nine-tenths of the holy power
is destroyed, and the dumb devil, as be
Hies away, says, "I could not keep Isaac
Watts from writing that hymn, and I
could not keep Lowell Mason frm com
posing the tune to which it is set. but I
smote into silence or half silence the lips
from which it would have spread abroad
to bless neighborhoods nnd cities and
then mount the wide open heavens." Give
the long meter doxology the full support
of Chrstendom and those four lines would
take the whole earth for God.
This is the way I account for the fact
that the stupidest places on earth are
some prayer meetings. 1 do not see how
a man keeps any grace if he regularly at
tends them. They are spiritual refrigera
tors. Iteligion kept on ice. How many of
us have lost occasions of usefulness!
In a sculptor's studio stood a figure of
the god Opportunity. The sculptor 1 ad
made the hair fall down over the face of
the statue so as to completely cover it,
and there were wings to the feet. When
akcd why he so represented Opportunity
the sculptor answered, "The face of the
statue is thus covered up because we du
not recognize Opportunity when it coincs,
and the wings of the feet, show that Op
portunity is swiftly gone."
But do not let the world deride the
church because of all this, for the dumb
devil is just as conspicuous in the world.
The great political parties assemble at the
proper time to build piatforms for tho
candidates to stand on. A committee of
each party is appointed to make the plat
form. After proper deliberation the com
mittees come in with a ringing report.
wucrtrns ana wnereafi -ana wnereas.
One of the most impressive audiences I , I'ronunciamentos all shaped with the one
ever addressed was in the Bar West, an I idea of getting the most votes. All eir-
pression in regard lo the great moral evils
' ot the country ignored. :No expression
audience of about 600 persons, who had
never Heard a sound or spoken a word, nn
interpreter standing beside mn while T
addressed them. I congratulated that au
dience on two advantages they had over
the most of US thl nnn that, thou mmiuJ
hearing a great many disagreeable things
and on the other fact that they escaped
saying things thev wera anrrv 'for frj.
ward.
Yet after all the alleviations n
shackled tongue is an appalling limitation.
But we are not this morning speaking of
congenial mutes. We mean those who ie
born with all the faculties of vocalization
and yet have been struck bv the evil one
mentioned in the text the dumb devil
to wnom Christ called when He said.
Thou dumb and deaf anirit. T rhin
thee, eoine out of him." i
There has been annthpnniKatinn nf
Icnce. Some One has said ailenc ia onA.
en, and sometimes the greatest triumph'
in m Keep your mourn snut. Jiut some
times silence is a crime, and th lira,.
result of the baleful influence of the dumb
devil of our text. There is hardly a man
or woman who has not been present on
some occasion when the Christian religion
became a target for raillery. Perhaps it
was over in the store tome day when there
was not much going on and the clerks
were in a group, or it was in the factory
at the noon spell, or it was out on the
farm under the trees while you were rest
ing, or it was in the clllbrnom. nr it. was
in a social circle, or it was in the street on
the way home from business, or it was oa
some occasion which you remember with
out my describing it. Somu one got the
iaugn on ttie Jjinle and caricatured tho ,
profession of religion as hvnoeriav nr
made a pun out of something that Christ
said. The laugh started, and you joined
in, and not one word of protest did you
utter. What kept you silent? Modesty?
No. Incapacity to answer? No. Lack of
opportunity? No. It was a blow ou both
your hps by the wing of the dumb devil.
If some one should malign your father or
mother or wife or husband or child, you
would flush up quiok and either with an
indignant word or doubled up fist make
response. And yet here is our Christian
religion, which has done so much for you
and so much for the world that it will
take all enmity to celebrate it, and yet
when it was attacked you did not so much
aa say: "I differ. I object. I am sorry to'
hear you say that. There is another side
to this." You Christian people ought in
such times as these go armed, not with
earthly weapons, but with the sword of
the Spirit. You ought to have four or five
questions with which you could confound
any man who attacks Christianity. A man
ninety years old was telling me how he
put to llight a scoffer. My aged friend
said to the skeptic, "Did you ever read
the history of Joseph in the Bible?"
"Yea, ' said the man, "it is a tine storv
nnd as interesting a story as 1 ever read."
"Well, now." said mv nM frii.n.l
pose that account of Joseph stopued hdf
way?" "Oh," said the roan, "then it
would not ba entertaining." "Well, now"'
said my friend, "we have in this world
only half of everything,, and do you not
think that when we hear the last half
things may be consistent and that then
we mav find that God was right?"
Oh, friends, better load up with a few
interrogation points. Yon cannot afford to
be silent when God and the Bible and the
things of eternity are assailed. Your si
lence gives consent to the bombardment
of your Father's house. You allow a slur
to be cast on your mother's dying pillow.
In behalf of the Christ, who for you went
through the acronies of assassination oil
tha rocky bluff back of Jerusalem, you
dared not face a sickly joke. Better load
up with a few questions, so that next time
you will ba ready. Kuv to tha soolfer,
My dear sir, will you tell me whst makes
las 4U&ia'"'' hatwaan the conditions uf
.ichalf of temperate living, for that would
lose the vote of the liquor traffic. No ex
pression in regard to the universal attempt
at the demolition of the Lord's day. No
recognition of God in the history of na
tions, for that would lose the vote of
aineists. But whereas and whereas
uu wnrrens. nine cneers win oe given
for the platform. The dumb devil of the
text puts one wing over the one platform
and the other wine ocr the other nlat.
form. Those great conventions are opened
with prayer by their chaplains. If they
bvuiucu piuLiiuo.es ana tola the honest
truth in their prayers they would say:
O Lord, we want to be postmasters and
consuls and foreign ministers and United
States district attorneys. For that we are
here and for that we will strive till tho
clcct.on next November. Give us office or
wo aie. rorever ana ever. Amen."
the world, to sny the least, is no bet
ter than the church on this subject of si
lence at the wrong time. In other words,
is it not time for Christianity to become
pronounced and aggressive as never be
fore? Take sides for God and sobriety
and righteousness.
"If the Lord be Clod, follow Him; if
iinni. men lonow mm. Have vou oppor
jmiiiy ot renuKing a sin?, Kebuke it.
Have you a chance to cheer a disheurtencd
soul? Cheer it. Have you a useful word
to speak? Sneak it.
Be out and out, up and down for right
eousness. If your ship is afloat on the
1 acihe Ocean of God's mercy, hang out
your colors from the masthead. Show your
passport if you have one. Do not smug
gle your soui into tne Harbor of heaven,
bneak out for God! Close up the chapter
of lost opportunities, und open a new
chapter. Before you get to the door on
juui .aj uui snaae nanus wirn some one,
and ask him to join you on the road to
ucaven. jto not. arivo up to heaven in a
two-wheeled "sulky" with loom only for
one, and that yourself, but get the big
gest gospel wagon you eun find, and pile it
full of friends and neighbors, and shout
mi nicy near you all up and down tin
skies, "Come with us. and we will do yon
good, for the Lord hath promised good
tonoernmg Israel."
llow Fans Were Invented.
The following Chlucse legend ac
:ounts for the Invention of the fan
in a rather Ingenloua fashion: Tha
Deautlful Kan-Sl, drvightcr of a power
ful mandarin, was assisting at tho
feast of lanterns, when she became
Dver-powered by the heat und wua
.(impelled to take off her mask. As It
wua against all rule und custom to ex
pone her face, she held nor mask be
fore It und gently fluttered It to cool
Herself. The court ludlos present no
ticed the movement, and in an Instant
100 of them were waving their masks.
From this Incident, it is said, ranie the
birth of the fan, and today It takes the
lace of the maak In that country.
Must I.t Sultan Win.
The"Bultan of Turkey Imagines hlm
elt a sport. Lately he has developed
t pasalon for playing cards for money,
ind the man who la unfortunate
nough to win the Sultan's money In
jurs his enduring dislike. Public of
Iclala permit him to win, and thus
tave their placea.
Thoughtlessness U often telflehneu
arltb only another uauje.
DOWNFALLS
Sometime in winiev M every
trp there in dangev of
SPRAINS
and
BRUISES
wliicll cripple -r Imrt
Wj1 v, lint ;i niiy limn
from whatever caue
St. Jacobs Oil
will cure tute'y ami promptly
r "'' surest cure tnt
Wj0 I a kjlil I 1 "ll tnroat ami lung
J . rV troubles. pfoplepWi;
Cough Syrup Jj.KK
Refuse substitutes. Oct lii. Bull's tougli bviup.
nest I'.ir I lie Uiwels.
' No matter what alls you, nsudaeha to a
eanesr, you will never get well until your
bowels sra put right. Casoasits halp
nature, curs you without n grips or pain,
1'roducs easy natural movements, cost you
ust 10ent to start getting your health
sot. ;acAftRTS Candy Cstbnrtlo, the
genuine, put up In mslal lioxes, every tab
let has ;.C.C. stamped on It. Beware ol
Imltntlons.
filnsgnw lin five pnhlle hulhs. the cost of
which varied from fH,iKiu 1 1 $ltlow.
To Core ft CnM In On Iy.
Tate I.axsTivs ItsoMO QtiiNiMS Tasi.nu. All
arinrgi.N return) tn m .n.'y If It falls to enra.
a. . Iikovk's slgnaiurH Is mi , a. U uox.
Ambition harden women's faces.
Ti'snteil At Oner I
TrATellnL'Slle-tnen Willi !' l 111 n'lt ft Jierlnnce
'Hi 00 anil rxif'iis'n l-'or pitrtl'ii.a s tvrtln
rocatinmas 'loli.i'vo Works. IJtUlonl Lily. Vft
hiiilileii enfhii-dntins have sii'lili n cnilin.-s.
Tin spirit of th. i, rug
CureKillir nso. KotsIo's Croup (nie contuli s
that -iilul.. ( ciwer r. ndorliig it un lnr.it Into r -meily
f irl roiin. I'lifinnoiiiu. Diphiln riii. 6c.
A hoy's In-t. Ii ii'inl Is In- inolhcr.
I'iso's cannot ! too highly bi.oI.imi of a
eoinh cure. .f. V. O'Uiiikn', :vsi I'm. 1 Ave.
N., .Minn.'iipoU-. Minn.. .In 1. I). r.jOj.
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pure coffee the highest
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Why has
LION COFFEE
now become the leader
all package coffees?
And why is it used in
millions of homes ?
Because it does not
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It is an absolutely clean,
pure coffee. No glazing,
no coating with egg
mixtures or chemicals
in order to hide imper
fections. Just try a package of
LION COFFEE
and you will under
stand the reason of its
popularity.
in every package of LION COFFEE yea v.-Ill find a folly illustrated and dccciol've
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BLOOD AND NERVE
REMEDY.
Will Clvo You tho Stfongih
ana Vigor of Par toot Man
hood. Ronows, Vitalizes and
Invigorates Woak Men,
Old before his time ! A broken-down,
miserable wreck weak, nervous, dis-
The world to him seems a place of
mist, peopled with trhmtl
whose flitting to and fro about their
daily tasks serves but to irritate him.
He sneers at healthy amusements,
ana huds no comfort or ploasui-e
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no w wen ana lie ci.ics not know It. He
drags about and therefore thinks he is
ell. lie 13 despondent smH
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ely Bignala some from the stomach crylmr
others from the nerves lmx-Mi,
still others from the ureal life-eurrent-the blood
moaning that it is so Impeded and cloir)"d with
impurities that it cannot move.
lie. ana all others like him, will find imme
diate relief lu Dr. Greene s Norvura blood
and nerve remedy. This is just what it was
....cuueu lor. 11 never tans to make weak
""s vigorous, puts new life, vim
Strenirlh Tlu-.r anA Ii. .
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Dr. Greene's NeiTura is Now Ufo,
Hope and Strength for Woak Men.
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Dr. Greene's N'ervura is tho
One Great Restorative
Which Cures.
AlHttl9rZVdili?Jl Vork City. i. the most auecessful specialist in curing nsrvou. and chronlo