1
THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME
Are Never Without Peruna in the House
for Catarrhal Diseases.
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Hit. AND MRS. J. 0. ATKINSON, INDEPENDENCE, MO.
jiartman received the following letter:
II' wife had been auflerinff from a com-
I'll ot aisesjges lot tne past twenty-
buV86 oad baffled the akill of some
' , Vat noted physicians. One of her
ClrcVibles wait' chronic constipation of
mv "' stalling;.
J t wasaBing through that most
whicHi?'?' ne ' n woman
yrJT In June, 1895, I wrote to
OI nher case. You advised a couiise
and Manalin, which we at nre
y, fenced, and have to say it compli ely
7M-1 k Ck. Cl., V.R..U .kLi k-
would have been dead onlv for these won
derful remedies.
"About the same time I wrote you about
my own case of catarrh, which had been
of twenty-five years' standing. At times I
was almost past going. I commenced to
use Peruna according to your instructions
and continued its use for .about a year,
and it baa compretely cured me.
'Tour remedies do all that you
claim for them, and even more. Ca
tarrh cannot exist where Peruna ts
taken according to direction. Suc
cess to you ami your remedies."
John O. Atklntnn,
t T 111 1 J , T - ....... .
in a letter aniea January i, imiu, .Mr.
Hands of Money Handler.
"Look at my 'hands," said a man as
he drifted into the office of a well
known business man, and as he said it
lie stretched his fingers out to their
full length, exposing the palms of his
hands. The insides of his hands were
very rough. That was exactly what he
anted to call attention to.
"Do you see those crusty forma
tions," he continued, "these corns and
bunions and knots and other things of
that sort? Look at 'em." He still held
his hands open for inspection. "Do you
know where I got 'em?" he asked.
"Splittin' wood? answered the man.
"Not much," said the fellow with the
rtfsty hands. "Maulin' rails?" ventur
ed the man again. "Nope," was the
short reply of the man with the heavy
hands. "Pullin' a cross-cut saw," 'sug
gested the man as a last resort, but
he was wrong again. "Well, how on
cath did you get 'cm then?" he asked
wtth a show of impatience. "Handlin'
money," was the man's reply and he
smiled at the look of disgust and in
credulity which spread over the face
oi the man he was talking to. "Yes,
si: I got all these corns, and bunions,
and knots, and other rough things
w.hich you see on my hands by handlin'
rtlpney. You see I work for a traction
company, and have to handle and sort
afl the money of the company. A great
dial of the money is in small denom
inations and we handle it is bags and
packages of various sizes. There is so
much of it that a fellow's hands soon
become hard on the inside and grad
ually grow into the knotty condition
which you find mine in at this time.
You can bet that handling money is
not the soft and velvety business it is
generally supposed to be. The asso
ciation of soft white hands with the
business of handling money is dead
wrong, and if any man doubts what I
say about it I simply ask him to step
p and take a look at my hands."
And the money handler with the
rough hands blew out as suddenly as
he had blown in.
A Scientific Note. .
The professor's boy had been ob-
cDtrour an inc evenintr. ana nna v
forbearance ceased to be a virtue.
"Here," said the professor, as he took
the boy tinder his arm and started
up the stairs, "is where you see the
eclipse of the son."
Shortly thereafter the guests remark
ed among themselves that they never
knew an eclipse was such a noisy affair.
Turned Down.
- "Say, Bill," said the chronic beggar,
"I'm all out o' tobacco. Open your
heart fur onet. an' gimme some."
"What)" replied his fellow-workman,
"do you think I've got a "tobacco
heart?'"
An Exception.
"You know," said the woman suffra
gist, "they say 'the hand that rocks the
cradle is the , hand that rules the
world."'
"Ridiculous?" cried Henpeck. "I'm
sure my hand doesn't rule the world."
Hair Falls
"I tried Ayer-e Hair Vigor to
top my bair from falling. One
naif bottle cured me."
J. C Baxter, BraJdweed, in.
Avert Hilr Vigor Is
certainly the most eco
nomical preparation of Its
kind on the market. A
little of it goes long way.
It doesn't take much of
h to stop falling of the
hair, make the hair grow,
and restore color to gray
ua:r. u.M ,
If your drarvMl euaot troty ro,
sM us turn V.uaf sad we will r
t bottie. k sure ka4 W the w
M lew ess rait nm w.o. Ad.
Atkinson says, after five years' experience
with Peruna:
' 1 will tvtr continue to tpeak a
good word for Peruna. Inmy rounds
at a travelling man I am a walking
advertisement for Peruna, ami hate
induced m.ny pet. pie during the
past year to use Peruna with the
moil eatlajactory results. Jam still
cured of ca to -rh,
John O. Atklnton.
110x272. Independence, ilo.
When oM age comes on catarrhal dis
eases come also. Systemic catarrh is al
most universal in old people.
This explains why Peruna has become so
indispensable to old people. Peruna is
their safeguard. Peruna i the only rem
edy yet devised that meets these cases ex
actly. Such cases canr.Vt be treated locally;
nothing but an effective, systemic remedy
could cure them. This is exactly what Pe
runa is.
If you do not derive prompt and satisfac
tory results from the use of Peruna. writo
at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full state
ment of your case, and he will be pleased
to give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President of The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
Ships With 1 hree Crews.
A typical cable ship engaged in actual
work is a first-class vessel in all re
spects, with uniformed officers and
crew, strict discipline maintained, and
every other feature of expert naviga
tion. The cable is coiled away in big
iron tanks, situated in what would be
the hold of a cargo ship. These tanks
are from thirty to forty feet in diame
ter and are connected with one anothet
by "ways," or ''troughs," through
which transfers can be made when oc
casion requires. There are numerous
machines upon deck for the proper
handling of the heavy cargo. The big,
funnel-like objects lining the bulwarks
in places are buoys, useful in marking
locations.
The ship has really three crews or
departments, each with its separate
chiefs and officers. Nevertheless, they
must all work in harmony, one with
the other, or things will go wrong.
There is the steamship crew captain,
engineers, mates, quartermasters,
stokers, deck hands, cooks and stew
ards; but even these men must be ex
perienced in the special difficulties ol
navigation and labor with which they
hi'.ve to contend. Then there is a cer
tain corps who have to do with the
actual cable laying, picking up, buoying,
etc., although, quite naturally, they are
aided by the rest as occasion demands.
Last of all on the list, but certainly
not in importance, 'are the electricians,
charged with the testing and calculat
ing, which must go on continuously
while the ship is at work in order to
prevent costly mistakes.
The Biography of a Bone.
The chief product from bones is glue,
and among other materials which are
obtained from them are soap, glycerine
and fertilizers. Nothing is wasted.
After being carefully culled over by
workmen and broken by crushers, they
are soaked in a weak solution of sul
phuric acid. From the soaking tanks
the bones emerge white and apparently
perfectly clean.
They are then placed in steam tanks,
where, after being subjected to a pres
sure of steam for several hours, a spi
got is opened at the bottom of the di-
fester and the liquid glue is drawn off.
he grease of the bones, being lighter,
is drawn off last and separated from
the first product. The liquid glue is
evaporated to a strength of 45 per cent,
gelatine, a portion of which is per
mitted to harden for commercial use, as
glue, and a part is refined and sold for
gelatine for table use.
The grease is drawn off into cooling
tanks, where, in its crude state, it ir
made into scouring soaps. By a pro
cess of refining and the admixture ol
vegetable oils and perfumes, toilet
soaps are produced. The spent liquors
which are run off from the boiling soap
are utilized for the manufacture of gly
cerine. The bones which are taken out
of the digesters are ground up for fer
tilizing purposes, and the dirty water
in which they are cleansed is boiled
down and made into manure.
Origin of Wood Engraving.
Much controversy was at. one time
excited about the country that could
claim to have originated wood engrav
ing. A very simple process was known
to the Egyptians for t' e productions ol
stamps, and it has leen asserted that
the Chinese printed from blocks of pear
tree at early a the tenth century. The
independent origin of the art has beee
generally credited to Germany among
modern nations. In the Cologne dis
trict a St. Christopher, which has often
been reproduced, wee cut in 143J, a St
Sebastian in 1437 end a Madonna hat
been dated 141S.
Playing cards were, however, in use
in France in the middle of the four
teenth century, end the figures were
impressions- from wood blocks. It is
allowable for France to dispute the pri
ority of Germany, and many attempts
have been made to claim the art as due,
to French enterprise. M. -Henri Bou
chot, of the Bibliotheque-Nationale.
now declares that a part of a block with
a representation of a crucifixion has
been discovered in a country town of
France. The eostnmes are evidently
those worn in the middle of the four
teenth century, and it is assumed that
the wood block belongs to some time
between 1340 and 1350. Scientific
American.
(ALLS HOTEt, GVFST8.
In n grr.it metropolitan hotrl tl.orr Is
Kinir our to lip rolled ni nlinost nny
hour of tlio dny and night, mid It In
n tnntti'V f i-nnnlrlrrnhln Important
that llirro should lie no nilstnke or tvg
N'ft In attending to thrsi- mntiers.
Thnro nri gur-Ms arriving In tlio mid
illr of t ho night who may nut tvnnt to
he railed until tlio middle- of tiio fol
lowing d.iy. but It Is extremely Import
Htit thry should hp railed dm desired.
This fentiirr of the hotrl IiiihI;ich hits
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APFABATUS TOB CALLISO HOTEL GUESTS.
heretofore beeu looked after by 0110
of the clerks, whose business It was
nmong other things to frequently eon
suit a rard on whirh all eallsind been
put down. Sometimes be would nssign
a bellboy to visit the room of the pnt
ron niul knock at the door until ho re
ceived some response. At other hotels
there Is nu electric bell connection, with
all the rooms by which the calling
operation Is done directly from the
office. Neither the clerk nor the bell
boy are Infallible and either one Is
subject to interruptions and diversions
which might caue him to forget the
call. At the best the system nt present
In vogue Is uncertain aud unsatisfac
tory. A nienns of performing this duty
with absolute certainty has been re
cently Invented by a New York man
nud Is now being tried nt several of the
hotels of that city. A view of the np
paratus Is shown herewith. It is a
combination of clock mechanism and
electricity, and Is set up In the office
of the hotel, with a wire connection
to each of the sleeping rooms therein.
There are different dials rontnlning
the hours of the day and the number of
the room, and when a guest expresses
a desire to be called at a certain hour,
a connection Is made by n plug by
which the bell will ring In the desired
room nt the hour named. The bell,
once set In motion, rings until an an
swering signal Is received from the
8uest . 1 J,... ik.
LATEST LEMON SQUEEZER.
A rather effective lemon squeeser
with some new features Is shown here
with. Its merit lies In the fact that It
docs not bruise the peel, so that the
oil does not contaminate the flavor of
the Juice, and the seeds are not
crushed, so that the Juice Is likewise
free from the bitter ncld taste. In op
eratlngthedevlcelsqulte simple. A half
TUS LATEST LZ.JCOK Syl tLILB.
lemon Is placed on the stand, aud a
few turns of the crank scoops out the
pulp, which falls Into the glass funnel,
from whence the Juice is expressed
Into the receptacle provided below.
The pulp Is removed by means of
rapidly revolving rutting cones. The
glass funnel and the lemon holder
proper are easily removable for ele.i us
ing. cost or sciKKTirio rsiiabch.
Trofessor Dewar, In bis address as
President of the British Association,
has given an accurate estimate of the
cost of maintaining the Royal Insti
tution of London during the nineteenth
century. Sir Humphrey Dry became
the bead of the Institution In 1801.
He discovered the composition of tjie
fixed alkalis In 1807 and Invented the
miner's safety lamp In 1815 and made,
aa did all bis successors, many dlscov
ries of Immediate practical value.
Faraday became director in 1825. To
him more than to any one man ire
owe the modern theories of electricity
and magnetism and the modern practi
cal application of them. Tyndalt be
came professor in 1853.. His researches
on light (and lighthouses), found (and
fog signals), heat, glaciers, electricity,
fermentation and the like are well
known. To his successor. Professor
Dewar, we owe epoch-making dlscev
erles In chemistry, on the liquefaction
ot gasea (liquid air) and tht like,
There can be no doubt that whatever
be the cost of maintaining the BoyaJ
6
Institution, l! linn returned fo man
kind nil and more than has been given
to It. Sow, what has been the cost?
Professor liewar gives the mnlii
Items us follows: Salaries of the pro
fes.iors, 11 bout 5273.000; laboratory ex
penses, about $122.1."0; salaries of as
sistants, about !? livr.OoO. Total fo:- 100
years, $.'03,100. The Brit.sh Govern
ment has given grants In aid nnd pri
vate persons have sul-sldlml the Insti
tution, so t lint tiio loiil oxpeni foi 11
century of scieli'Irie work hns been
aitmit ..'iO!.0H), or. nv tile nverngr, sny,
$0000 per year. TI.e total iiinoiint l
considerable: the average annual cost
as ridiculously small. The returns on
the capital Invested have been ini
mrne. The moral Is that gifts like
that of Sir. Carnegie to the rnrnegie
Instllulion nre none too large, and
that we niny rxpect n full rrturu.
l'6E OF LEFT HAND.
A great dial of attention Is given
In German educational quarters to ihr
Idea of making the left hand as useful
and dexterous as the right, says the
Westminster Gazette. There Is no rea
son, It Is snld, why human beings, like
apes, should not use both hands with
equal ease. Most of the mechanical
work which Is generally done by the
right hand only might just as well be
performed by the left hand after some
practice. In most of the technical
schools In Germany the experiment is
now being tried, nnd pupils are taught
to wield tools with the left hand, anil
so far, we understand, the result fully
Justifies the experiments. The advau
tnges of dividing mnnual work more
equally between the two hands are so
obvious that It Is to be hoped this at
tempt at rrentiug nn ambidextrous un
tlon will lie widely taken up.
It Is a well-known fact that artists
have long ago proved the possibility
and usefulness of using the left as well
as the vlght hand In their work. The
eminent German painter. Menzel, uses
his brush with equal ease In either
hand. In Japan every child Is taught
to write aud draw with the right and
the left hand, and it Is attributed to
this fact that In some respects Japan
ese art excels the art of nny other
country. It Is said that anyone wish
ing to acquire the art of writing with
the left hand hns n good rhnnce of
doing so without much trouble. The
recipe Is: Write the alphabet Ave
times n day for a mouth with your
left hand, nud you will find that you
have almost mastered the art. In the
same mnuuer sewing with the left
hand is said to be soon leuvut If n
little dally practice Is given to It for 11
few weeks.
NOVEL SHOE SOLE.
Something entirely novel In boot
soles Is shown in the accompanying
Illustration, representing a product
that is sold very largely in Australia.
T-l. f A i - . '. 1 , AH l.nM
by means of One pegs 01- nulls. It !
certainly Is unique In construction, but
in this part of the world it would prob
ably not have a great following.
DEPOSITING METAL ON LACE,
The illustration presented below
shows a simple method of depositing
copper, silver, gold or other metal on
lace, producing a material which is In
high favor for trimming purposes. This
METHOD or FBODCCIKO DftKSS TBmMINOS.
process consists In first coating the larc
or, other fabric with a conductor of
electricity by rubbing powdered graph
ite Into the threads or applying a tblo
coat of adhesive varnish aud the dust
lug with a flue bronze or similar metal
lic powder, after which the lace.'s sus
pended In the wire basket as shown.
This basket Is then placed In the usual
electroplating bath, being insulated
from the bottom by suspending It on
non-conducting blocks. When the bas
ket is connected with a wire leading
to one pole of a battery and the other
wire is attached to a block of gold, sli
ver or other metal It will he found that
the lace Is Immersed, regulatlug the
thickness of the deposit. The Inventor
of this Improved process Is John A.
Daly.
Raw Thra CsatorUs.
Senora Catallna Florea, who died re
cently in Pasadena, was the oldest
woman In California. At the time of
her death she bad Just completed her
110th year, and for over ninety years
shi bad lived under the shadow of
the Ban Gabriel Mission. Her hus
band had been dee), for more than
fifty years, and non f her children
or grandchildren was Ing. The rela
tives which attended her funeral were
descendant! of the fourth and fifth
generations. Sht came to California
with her husband in 1812. Up to the
last few days of her life she waa able
to care ton herself, aa she was neither
lame, blind nor deaf, 6be bad won
great fame aa a needlewoman, and
many of tbe most beautiful altar clotifi
In tbe Ban Gabriel Church were of her
handiwork.
Tbe man who pays cash Is tbe on
who takes time by, tbe forelock. r.
cVv kUf&-X&Z
for
School for Cats.
This school does not exist in fairy
land, but In the midst of the city ol
Paris.
Prof. Bonnetty Is very fond of cats
and has started a school for them.
His pupils arc generally stray cat?
that no one wants. He takes them
keeps them In a largo room, and feeds
thcra well.
ho docs not immediately begin t(
teach them, but wathes them to form
some Idea of their character.
He feeds them on bread and mllV
and liver. It la surprising to see how
the most miserable, starved-looklng
rat under his good treatment turnf
Into a beautiful, sleek pu3sy fit for
any lady's drawing room.
These cats are taught to Jumr
through hoops, over chairs, cllmt
ropes, etc. All these lessons are
taught by kindness. Prof. Bonnottj
never has to punish bis pupils. Hf
depends on their affection and can u(
with them what he likes. Cir.clncaf
Enquirer.
Ue&pock thinks tbe Mormons are al
ready sufficiently punished.
fl you nrc roiiilnnj, lake Dr. August
liuenir's Humbiirjr IJicant Tea.
At 1 lie heiglit oi one mile t lie average
vivo-iiv 01" th; wind 15 fox- limes as gicaf
r.s at the surface.
KT-r cr Ohio. City nrt' oi.edo, '
T.itna Oust. 1 s-
FHXK J. IJllKSKT.mBliS OSt'ltllHt ll is t!
Mrttor iarrnr o? th lrm if F J ( hfm v A
Ov. rloiiic business In thn City nt Xolod.
County anil Statu nforosald. nii'l that sal'l
firm will pay tl sum of one nuNnnsr. noi,.
r.RS for enc'u and every fuse of cATAnmt that
.'nnnot be .-uro.l ly tho use - f Hall's
CaTARSS C'CRK. FllANK J. CnKNUT.
twoin to before Din unrt subscribed in my
, - , presence, t ula 6th day of December
jfvary 'none.
Hall sCatnrrh Cure is taken Internally. nJ
nets dlreittly on tho blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, fend, for Ustlmonlnb.
Iree. F. .. Cbenfy & Co., Toledo, O,
Hold by DrutRists,75c;.
Hall's Family fills are the best.
. German farms occupy nearly 1 .000,000
acres in Central America, on which over
CO.OOO.OOO coffee trees are planted.
F1T3-W nn '.lv im LJ it:s 1: nsrv i.
Bssafterllr.t d iy's iu of Dr. Kline's Ore;
lVacTsistorer.tl'itrlalt'.tla.in'icritlsefMi
iir.l:. H. Kr.ixit, Ltd.. 931 Ar.-hrtt., Fntla., fa.
Ji the silk factories of Italy the usu.il
work hours are from 4 in the morning till
S at night, and the wagea ten cents a day,
Mr3.VlnjloT'sSootUlu;3yrupforntatldrs
ttotbln.sofcoa the gums, reJuci!nU-n.na.
t-on, allays paln.eures wlud oollo. ijj. a bjtUs
Overworked seamstresses iu Berlin are
to benefit by a legut-y of 125,000 left by a
ticrman book seller named Kahu.
Plso's Cur for Consumption Is aa InfalUbl
medlolDA for coughs and oolds. N. Y.
bAMCEL, Ocean drove, K. J., Feb. 17, 19J0.
Thibet is larger than France, German?
and !paio combined, but has only t),rw0,00U
people.
iMnmnmnjimii:
T Napda-cansf sqr' .ad kssavtraaa
X cnnpwilnt wtla sr. JacomOiu Itsvlrtusa
rnmrm aw pronniM sy miiHans of nstorH
Z SK""- "ol'STsbwnosredof RMEUMA.
X Pfdl-MM sr Ms mm. H sas bien
T SMIr SMTIMd ttW f rAl MWHU1UF l SM.
T FnmHsusdsiMsrtiswArlakr. Ntiaali
T 36c. sad SOc. stiaa.
rrs sieat pcitrrunM revti
BUCttEt THE CAUSE Sr PAIR.
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Syrup of Figs apreab to the cultured and the
well-informed and to the healthy, because its com
ponent parts are simple and wholesome and be
cause it acts without disturbing the natural func
tions, as it is wholly free from everv objectionable
qualily or substance. In the process of
Louisville Ky
FVerci.sco.
sale, by oil drui'ata
Price,
Ovr Language.
Mistrcfs (calling down stairs) O!
BridRc-t. what was that crash? You
haven't Rone and broken that vase?"
Bridget Yis, mum. Oi
Mitrcss O! how ciid vou come to
dr. it?
Bridget Oi didn't go to do it, mum.
I It'll Til'.
"My dressmaker." she beR.in. "is
such a petite little person; so small
and "
"Ah!" her husband interrupted,
"quite a similarity between her and Iter
bills. She's not a tall modiste, and her
bills arc not at all modest."
ss,WMa3
nr MMaTmiirisj irivnrii fit
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IS NOT A
but it cures
jina nulim' nrttlna fnm Impurttt' in Ih hlnnt. It no.ittrrh, inffl not
OlMf-A the dttl1irm Ot-ffAMJt. 1t.tnt.- i - ... V
lUapptar under tht powerful l.l,d
TWO BOTTLES CURED.
Oentlemeni-I take pleasure In hr-arlno- testimony to the curative ni
of your " I'BCUMACiDa. 1'wo bottle, c.ir-d ,y son of n bd case. If
be nf any bueflt to you in advertising- your murlrorlous remedy, tou ci
Yours truly. W. n. It AND, Steward, A'
All Druggists, )i.oo,
Bobbitt Chemical Co..
All the Men Are Princes.
There are about 12,000 pnople scat
tered over the twenty-odd rocks or
Islets which constitute the Foroe
group, between tbe Shetland and
Iceland. Every man In tie country
Is in some way the descendant of s
king that Is, Norse sea-kings, who
fled to the islands in the ninth cen
tury and peopled them.
In spite of his home-spues, his turf
hut, and his primitive life, every good
Forocse is conscious sod proud ol
his ancestry, end he bears hlmsell
like a prince. He has no newspapers
or social problems;-but he knows the
history of his Island home, and be Is
a constant reader of books, mostly
Danish. Ills literary taste is inferior
only to that of the Icelanders, who
for 1,000 years have raised and main
tained an ideal national literature of
merit.
TIs Ever Thus.
Borem Hello! What's ynur rush?
Stibbubs I want to catch the 5.40
train.
Borem But you're got over half an
hour.
Subbtibs That's true, but 1 have to
count upon being held up on my way
to the station by three or lour chumps
who want to knrjw what's my rr.sh.
I suffered from indiges
tion for a long time. My
symptoms were swelling of
the abdomen,, with pain and
most terrible headaches;
also a coated tongue. Since
taking Ripans Tabules I
ha c grown better ana am
now nearly well.
At dru grists,
rks Fire-Otai packet Is Manga for aa
ordinary oeeastoa. Tbe faasily bottle.
0 ssata, ceataina a supply lor a yeai
Your True Character
r ar lftr prtoa' Mrwiiily tulraM. raetipi
of y4-imM1 of baodwrlllu nd it ceaiavj bj th ot
nDopnY,,ww,cM,":'"
. UltUrultminisyitnMS
" So. at Mlalti mm 10 days Iwliwu
IfrM. s. a. a. aaaaa s saaa. sa . Aasait, Or
mmm
fids Grtly.
cts piea.sartly.
Acts Bencficiallvi
is IrvJyas a Laxative.
iiumuiacuinnjr nps are used, as they are
pleasant to the tasle, but the medicinal
virtues of Syrup of Figs are obtained
from an excellent combination of plants
known to be medicinally laxative and to
act most beneficially.
To pet its beneficial effects buy the
genuine manufactured by the
Cal.
flew York.N.Y.
fifty cert per bottle.
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BinMINOhAM. ALA. RICHMOND VA,
MOU5TON.TEX. COLAJMBVISGA.
Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold In bulk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"oawthlne just as good."
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CURE-ALL,
RHEUMATISM
purifying qu'al .( of IMm mrdieiut.
IUliiqb, N. C.
nropertles
If this will
remedy, you can use It.
C. rutttufionor Blind.
or exprcssage prepaid.
Baltimore, fid., U. 5. A.
uiwsiasyil'Sj ff.HMMrim-MnBlamJ
Capsicum Vaseline
Put up In Collapsible Tubes.
A iutMtltMtP fnr nnd Siiirior to Monurrl At
inr other planter, ami will nut bllittr lha mnt
drllrate tkin. Thn imtn allaylns and curative
qnalltlrt of thin article arc wonUerfiil. It wl l
top the toothache at uuce and reUea bead
arhfl and sciatica.
We recommend It M the bout and aafeel ex
temal counter-irritant known, aleo ae an ex
ternal remedy for pains In the eheet and atom
ach and all rheumailP.neuralrrleaJtd eoulreora
plaint. A trial will prove wlat we claim for It,
and It will be found to lie Invaluable la the
household. Many popte say "It la the beet el
all your preparations.
Price 15 eenu, at all draft. ta, or other tfeeX
re, or by aendlnrr this amount to as la poetatje
etans we will eend you a lube by Bail.
Ho art tola should be aerepled by lhs public
anleea the eame eavrriea onr label, aa eiherwlae
It to not genu 1 ae.
CHESEBIOUOfl HAM'FACTCIIKfl CO,
1 1 ila.ee ttreoU Kew Tawk City.
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A Chain
fjir is no stronger than its 1 1
f weakest link. A IcrtllUer I I
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i I potash
isjust as daiiei
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M Jr ueeritd by every mm who owns I I
m M h eld and plow, and who He- m I
,M 'rc t0 Kcl Ue mo' out J m
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