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100 Ttaward. 100.
Tfc readers ol tbti pnper will b pleased t
learn that there is at least on dreaded dls
MMtbtt science bn best) able to cure la all
Itiitftftm, and that In Catarrh. Hull's Cntnrrii
Cure la the only positive euro now known t
the medical fraternity. Catarrh betoK a con
Itltntlonal disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall's CatarrhCure Is taken Inter
bally, aoting direetly upon the blood and ran
coussurfaoes of the system, thereby destroy
lnr the foundation of the disease, und Rlvln ;
the patient strength by building up the con
itltnHon and assisting nature in dolni: lti
work. The proprietors bave so much fait li In
It sou rati ve powers tlint they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case thru It f nils to ouro.
end tor list of testimonials. Address
F. J. Chkskt A Co., Ti'.edd, 0.
Fold by Drue-gists, 74c.
Hall's Family Tills are the bast.
About 15,500,000 Lave alrendy been
paid In Spanish war pensions; the nv
trage yearly value of the Spanish war
pension Is $137, and the average an
nual value of all other pensions is f 13:1,
Ind 304,800 applications for Spanish
war pensions await adjudication.
iTTSnermanentlv cured. No fits or nervous.
res after first dav's use of Dr. "line's Great
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Dr.B.H.KLi!s.t.td..Ml Arc:H... Phllt..P t.
On'y t'even per rent, of t lie families ol
London employ a servant, hut there arc
Suo.SiS persons' of I lie servant class.
Mrs V'lns.ow's Su jiM-j yrii- for e'llldra i
test llnj,sjite!.tbeu;ii ith, rej'icestnflamnvi
llou, allays nal-i.ures rlnd aoi!'. 'Jo., it biMa
In proportion to its thickness, fro-j skin
'ikes the toughest leather.
Bronchitis
" I have kept Aver't Cherry Pec
toral in my bouse for a great many
years. It is the best medicine in
the world for coughs and colds."
J. J. Williams, Attica, in. I.
All serious lung
troubles begin with a
tickling in the throat.
You can stop this at first
in a single night with
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Use it also for bronchitis,
consumption, hard colds,
and for coughs of all kinds.
Tares tlus: 25c,Mc.,SI. All irauUts.
Consult your doctor. If he says take It,
than do as ha says. M he tells you not
to taka It, then don't take It. He koowi.
Lear It with Mm. We an willing.
J. C. AYJT'CO 'w' Mass.
Japsnece )f
7
Etrange assoclat numerous
In Japan. Among -t curious
aro tho "Fall Togev society," the
"Pauper Brotherhoods he "Society of
Protesters" and the "Seaweed Soci
ety," the members of the last com
munity wearing nothing but the most
tattered garments. More curious still
is the "Society of Self-Annihilation,"
formed ' apparently by discontented
nobles Infected by Nihilistic doctrines.
The members of this society are bound
to possess no prlvato capital, they
must lcok to nothing but their own
right arm to support and protect them,
and they must be in session every day
during tho year, their object being ti
say what they please, eat and drink
what they like, sleep when so dis
posed and concern themselves about
nothing which does not affect them
selves personally',
Another club woman, Mrs.
Haule, of Edgerton, Wis., tells
ho ; s she was cured of Irregulari
ties and uterine trouble, terrible
pains and backache, by the use
of Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
" Dkar Mrs. Pinkham : A while
ago my health began to fail because of
female troubles. The doctor did not
help me. I remembered that my mother
had uned Lydlls E. IMnkhaiu'S
.Vegetable Compound on many oc
casion for irregularities and uterine
' troubles, and I felt sure that it could
not harm me at any rate to give it
trial.
" I was certainly glad to find that
within a week I felt much better, the
-terrible pains in the back and side
were beginning- to cease, and at the'
time of menstruation I did not have
nearly as serious a time as heretofore,
so I continued its use for two months,
and at the end of that time I was like
new woman. I really havo never
felt better in my life, have not had a
ick headache since, and weigh SO
pounds more than 1 ever did, so I un
hesitatingly recommend your inedi
, cine." Mrs. May Haui.k, Edgerton,
"VVis.. Pres. Household Economies Club.
ftoOQ forfait If arlglKOl f aSove Ittttr ptms$
f muIssmss taiumt product.
"I tried all kinds of blood wnaVU. whirl fuM
V (to mo Any gtMt bul 1 Lv fuuiitl lta ritftit t iitQg
al lttt. My fkt-a wm full of p.wplua and blailt-
kUv After taktnx Cati-arcta liit-y all U t. I mui
couttunlng tua ata of tUeui attd racAinraiamlM.g
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X PRIZE YARN
j& A MIXED
Combination of Fish, Alligator and
Bat Found. '
riirows the Old Sea Serpent Into the Shade
Gigantic Survl- r of
Sixty-five Fee. Long;,
In Air or Sea.
Salt Luke, Utah. A tpirlbl.'. ii:'.;no
less, UMclnxKlfloil creitture of lh; mil
mui world Is exciting the 'ti"lo:tj
wonder and feur of occiixlonnl visitors
to Stansliury Islnnil, In the southern
portion of Crcut Suit I.nkc.
This monster, so strange und uiiiiut
mnl in nppeiiriiiKf, lias littoly, it Is
nlil, been seen by sevenil persons, lint
the best Heeount of its chariu-tcrislit's
and movement Is given by Martin Hu
bert and John Barry, two hunters who
this week returned from nil expedition
aver the IkIuiuI, In the course of which
lliey studied tlielinblts of this liitherlo
iHiheard of creature for three days.
The monster, which appi-Hi' to be
almost eipially Ht home in the dir. on
Iho beach, or submerged In tlie briny
waters of f?nlt I.ak?, prolmbly llie
sole survivor of n prehistoric species.
It is doubtless tho hist representative
jf a family whose other member, dead
iges since, hove left thn testimony of
their existence in the primeval rocks
of the mountains.
Arranging in concise form the de
scription of this Incredible relic of the
inlmnl world, from th3 accounts given
by those who have observed It nt close
range, it seems in plain, unscientific
language, n combination of Hsh, ali
gn tor, and bat.
DKSCnU'TIOX OK THE BEAST.
In size it is simply tremendous. Gil
bert places Its length at sixty foet.
while Barry, who is an amateur scien
tist, says that an examination of Its
tracks demonstrates that the monster
jiusv be sixty-tiro feet fro::, head to
tail.
The head is like that of nn nlligr.lov.
t !e eyes fiercely glowing, the Jaws,
.apalile of opening to n distance of ten
feet from the top of the upper to lue
lower, are provided with u fearful Hr
raj of sharp saw-edged teeth: the
body, so far as observation goes, Is e:i
:nsed with heavy horny scales. As to
this Gilbert nud Barry aro not positive,
is the constant diving of the beast, If
!tuch it may be called, in'o tho strong
brine of the lake has Incrusted It wlih
thick coating of salt, which, save
near the wings, completely hides lha
body.
According to their account they first
righted It nt a distance of between
one and a half and two miles. The day
wus clear, the sua intensely bright.
Gilbert's own words cf the discovery
re:
Wc were walking westward from the
east shore of the island about I) o'clock
i". tho morning, when suddenly to the
northwest there appearc.'. a Thing, I
:lon't know what to call it; it looked to
me like u brilliant rainbow folded into
compact mass, moving rapidly
through the nir.
"I was so astou'V.pd that f.c a few
momenta I doubted the evidence of m.v
wn senses. The oli.'oct came iiea:vr.
but tho colors were so dazzling that It
was Mime nine netoro it as.sumed tie;-
.nite form. So one who has not wit
uessed the Bight era conceive its
.strangeness. The mass of color was
glowing, flaming, radiant. I s;ioke to
Barry, saying:
" Tor God's sake, i::ir.i can you roc
lhaf:' and he was no lc; astonished
than myself.
"In three or four minutes the mon
ster's position was such that it no
onger reflected, the sunlight directly
toward us, and'we could then discern
the outline of tho form. Its wings
(vere bntlike, stretching out over a
jreat expanse, I should say nt least
)ne huudred feet from tip to lip. The
:nll was proportionately short and re
einbled that of a huge fish. We wove
not close enough at this timn to tell
much about the head, only we saw that
the laws were very long. In shape thf
head was like that of a crocodile."
Gilbert pave a long account of how
he and Barry watched the monster,
which supported its enormous wing.:,
swung roand and round, in immense
clrclea through the nir, gradually de
scending und approaching nearer to
them. He declares that It was not
more than ilOO yards above their bends,
when, now convinced that ths awful
creature was about to attack them, be
fired nt the monster with his rifle, n
(J-cslibre gi'.n loaded with n steel
.v.seU bullet.
The missile, he believes, struck fair,
hut Inflicted no apparent wound. The
monster gave utterance to u strange,
fear-inspiring cry, half snort', half
roar, and. rising rapidly in the air.
veered ciulckly to the west, and after
three miles of .flight settled down and
llsnppeared beyond the crest of th:
III I Is.
'BULLET HAD XO Ei'FECT.
A few seconds after the shot was
Hred, while tho hunters were watching
the flight of the dragon-llko beast,
nome small lumps of Halt fell almost at
tLelr ft'et. They were more than ever
mystitled by this, but not until (he
uext day were they able to ascertain
Us source.
Determined to !rar:i more of tho
n.ouster, Gilbert and Harry hastened
In the direction of its flight, and lifter
surmounting the ranga of hills to the
westward, found with little troub!? ton
tracks the beast bud left la the soil
after ceasing its flight. These led the
hunters to au immense cave, near the
head of a linrroy gulch.
They approach d to within three roi'.s
of the opening in the rocks, but U ail
ing that the freshest footprints led
Into the gloomy cavern feared at that
time to make any closer inspection.
'These tracks." said Burry, "were
five-toed, almost exactly like the im
prlut of a glgautlc hand, if you can
imagine a hand nearly four feet across
the palm."
Gilbert and Barry constructed a bar
ricade for themselves of the largest
rocks they were able to handle and lay
down to await the results.
The uuy wore on and the men were
weary and almost despairing of suc
cess in their Tlrgll, when, Just at dusk,
the horrible ceature crawled slowly
from the cave, and. pausing at ila
AB&UT j&
SEA MONSTER
Prehistoric Ages Is Over i
r"1 J Equally at Home
month to take flight, gave them (hell
first view Ht close range.
Harry says that the luickneyeJ
phrase of exaggeration, "made his
blooiPlnm cold," Is none too strong foi
the sight they saw.
"The monster slowly moved hit
great jaws," declared the hunter, in
speaking of ids experience, "until II
s:em?d If he could have swallowed
a large horse nt one mouthful. II
gave a snort that might have been
heard a mile, and then slowly spread
bis huge wings. AVe now saw that thn
huge body was coated with suit, up
parently nearly a foot in thickness
Tills explained why the salt lumps
dropped at our feet when the bullel
struck the monster. By tills we knew
that the creature must spend much
of Its time In the waters of the hike.
"T"io great beast iniufe a short run
before taking flight, taking long .lumps
upon Its bind legs and tall. The fore
legs were comparatively short, and ap
peared to be used only when It crawled
flat upon the ground.
"The frightful head was not mora
than ten feet from us when it rose In
the air, but so well were we screened
by our shelter of rocks that we were
unobserved. The large, fiercely
gleaming eyes, the sharp, serrated
teeth, tho wide expanse of wings thai
began to move rapidly ns the horrible
beast rose from the ground and passed
directly over our heads, combined to
make a terrible sight one that I shall
never forget.
"We watched it disappear In th
gathering gloom of night, but were fot
:t long time paralyzed with fear, nol
knowing when It might return. It
wus probably un hour later when it
did come back.
"We heard the swish of the mighty
wings before It could be seen, but as
It drew nearer, by the light of the
young moon In the west, we saw that
carried in Its great jaws was a largo
horse, which f suppose It had swooped
down upon while feeding. The horse
was badly crushed and mangled.
FEASTED ON THE HOUSE.
"The monster carried its burden into
the cave and we could heur the crunch
ing of its jaws and the cracking of tho
horse's bones as the beast devoured
Its victim. After an hour or so all
was still cud we then slipped quietly
away in the darkness and returned to
on:1 camp on the eastern shore of the
island.
"Had It not been for a bad break In
our boat we would have tied the Island
that night. As it was we worked nil
night to repair the craft, although the
task might have been accomplished In
two hours except that we feared to
build a fire to nfl'ord light.
"it was just dawn and wc were pre
"arlng to launch, when Gilbert said:
'There It conies again!' In an Instant
we turned the boat bottom up anil
crawled under If. One end was lifted
about a foot above the end by a rock,
and wo were able 'o watch tho mon
sterls actions.
"It settled down on the beach less
than fifty yards to the north and dived
quickly Into tile lake. From its ac
tions while nearly burled under thn
waves I judged that the creature was
gathering and feeding upon tho salt
water shrimps which alxnind along the
coast there. When the monster came
up it was very close to us, and we were
particularly impressed by the fact
that the strong brine bad no effect
unon its eyes, which appeared lldless.
Evidently the animal's food in the wa
ter was found by the sense of sight.
"Although of such gigantic size,
there was nothing sluggish in the
movement of the monster. It swam
and dived ns rapidly as any large fish.
"We watched it for perhaps half an
hour ns it gradually worked its wfty
northward and finally disappear ed."
I'liiladelphtu Itecord.
Hon the British Museum XVtt Starteif,
An observer recalls the interesting
circumstances of the establishment of
tho British Museum. The funds for
the Institution were raised by n lottery,
which was authorized in lT.'kl by a:i
net of Parliament, the Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, and
ti:e Speaker being the managers and
trustees, each to receive iluo as an
honorarium. The amount of the lot
tery is said to have been u million nnd
u hnlf dollars (:K,CXK)), which was
raised by 3 tickets, to provide f WJ.
ooo for prizes, varying In vulue from
10,000 to 10, and 100,000 for the pur
chase of the Museum's nucleus tho
loane collections n::d the Harielan LI
brsry; also to provide cases for the ac
quisitions and to meet other expenses.
It will be remembered that the lottery
became notorious through the activi
ties of a certain Teter Leueup, who
shrewdly cornered the tickets and had
them sold at a premium. Leheup was
afterwards prosecuted for breach of
trust nnd fined 1000, which .could not
have troubled him much, as bis profits
from the deal were 40,000. Harper's
Weekly.
Tjing Horara to Heirs,
If yon were traveling In the desert
Just au onlinuiy' California. New Mex
ico or Arizona desert how would you
tether your horse at night, there being
not a bif of wood within 100 miles, and
the Fltzhugh Lee patent tether having
been left behind? Tie the lariat, to
your left leg, or to your wrist, eh?
That has been done many a time bf
traveler completely exhausted by iuv
heat, and in the midst of a deep sleep
the animals, erased for water, hnv
galloped madly away, dragging their
human anchor to destruction and
death. The desert Indian, half-witted
mortals, tie their steeds to hole In the
ground. First, they dig the hole wlta
their hands, -which are like dog' pawi,
making the bottom larger than the top.
Then they tie au Immense knot on the
end of the halter-rope, lower It into
the hole and pack sand around It with
tlieir feet, until It Is ttbo4t a bard a
amtoiie. How does Wtat appeal to
the iuvanlWtt Yauke f'uius)
INACCURACIES Or SUM 'JMLK.
irrntnl rorrcrlloni Mini Bt Apptlr-i to
lmllcatlnna of tlie N1iu(,o-r.
Eun dials have so much to recom
mend their construction that failure
lo record time with absolute precision
should not be regarded n erlous fault.
However, If they are properly made
and are large, and If those who refer
to them know what mental corrections
lo apply to the indications of tiie shad
ow, theso interesting Instrunn nts will
have u practical value, nsldo frrm their
ornamental nnd historic chancier.
Owing to astronomical causer, which
are well known, but which It Is not
accessary here to specify, th! sun it
self I not an accurate, timekeeper. II
is not on the meridian exactly nt noon
every day in the year. In fa:. It Is
there only four times in twelve months.
At the opening of tho jeer it is not
far out of the way, but by Ftbruary
10 It Is fifteen minutes slow, compared
with a clock which Is ns perfect as a
man can make It. On May J a It Is four
minutes fast, on July :U six minutes
llow, and on October 1!" sixteen mir..
ates abend of the clock. Keeping those
cccntricitlcs in mini!, and making t:ie
proper discounts, one can with practice
get within two or three minutes of the
right time on any day in the year, if
there is sunshine, and It the dial Is
mounted correctly.
In a previous article on this subicct
It was pointed out that the upright
triangular plate which casts the shad
ow should stand in a north and outb
piune. Perhaps It will assist In accu
rately locating the plate If the lin ker
sets it up on or near one of the four
days when the sun is neither fast nor
slow. These are April 1.", June 1.", Au
gust 31 nnd December 24. Another pre.
caution is to be observed when laying
out a north and south line. The com
pass needle does not point due north
except In n few places. In most parts
of this country there is n slight varia
tion from tho true north. Surveyor
and morluers nre familiar with that
fact. The amount of this variation is
very slowly chniiglng. too. Since ac
curacy of adjustment is essential to
satisfactory timekeeping with a sun
dial, information should bo obtained
from n surveyor or other compctert
person nbout the necessary corrections
to apply to the readings of compass.
Our Oriental Customers.
Commerce between the United States
and Turkey amounts to 54,000,000 pi
asters annunily. This seems like a
very considerable survi, but its appar
ent magnitude is somewhat reduced
by the matter-of-fact announcement of
the Pepnrtiuent of Commerce nnd La
bor, through its liuieuu of Statistics,
that a plaster is only four nnd a half
cents In value (or, to be more accurate,
4: cents). These nre the figures of
the Turkish government. Reduced to
United States currency, they give a
totnl value of a little more than two
million dollars. The figures of the
Bureau of Statistics, however, state
our totnl commerce with Turkey last
year at about six million dollars with
Turkey Id Europe and about five mil
lion dollars with Turkey in Asia. If
Hint of Turkey's dependency in Africa
Egypt were included, the total
would be nbout twenty-three million
dollars, but the figures of the Turkish
government do not include that of
Egypt.
With Turkey in Asia the commerce
of last year was over five million dol
lars, but of this sum only ?i7i!.2l7 was
exports nnd $L897.4i8 was imports. If
we consider Egypt as a part of Turkey,
the total would be considerably en
larged, though still with a heavy bal
ance of trade against the United States,
as the figures of our commerce show
our tQtnl exports to Egypt last year
to -eVVlTO.ST.'i, and the total Imports
from Egypt $10,001 ,078. Tho Uuivnil
of Statistics, it is proper to say, classi
fies Egvpt as a part of Turkey,' under
the title of "Turkey in Africa." In
cluding all of tho possessions of Tur
key, our totnl commerce with it last
year was, in round terms, twenty-three
million dollurs. Harper's Weekly.
Just Civic Pride.
Cong Slayden. of Texas, is telling his
friends how bo learned from n little
girl of six how much New York people
thought of their city. He was at the
house of one of his New York acquaint
ances, whose daughter had begun to
attend school a few weeks before.
"And what have you been learning
at school, Agnes?" he asked her.
Then sbo proceeded to tell liira about
spelling and reading nnd her other
studies, but seemed to be interested in
geography more than anything else.
The points of the compass occupied nil
her thoughts now.
"North's that way, teacher said,
nn.l Acnes nointcd her finger. "It's
not exactly right up Fftu avenue, but
a little that way."
"Now don't you think the avenue
ought to have been built north and
south?" Slayden asked.
"Obj well," was tho reply, and thcro
was not a trnce of a smile, "I s'pose
they'll change north and south to tit
Fifth avenue before long." New York
Times.
Ilrd lo Uatcrinlnale.
The captain of n well-known Aus
tralian clipper, the Caduceus. wishing
to cleor his ship of rnts. offered his
crew a glass of grog for every rodent
killed or captured. Tba result was
speedily apparent in tho diminished
number of rats, yet, somehow or other,
there were alway a few, the crew,
anxious for supplies of grog, having
devised a means of manufacturing
ihem out of oakum. The captain' cu
riosity was aroused one day by r.otlc
intt a supposed rodeut floating very
"Hunt" on the port-quarter. He waited
his chuuee, and when the next man up
neared with a rat tbe captain re
marked: "Throw It to windward." The
rtiult was dead against the sailor, for
the oakum rodent wa blown buck onto
the ttoop- Thenceforth there were no
more rat and no more extra grog.
Shipping World.
Vmw ClattoMllae.
Hollow galvanised clothe lines are
the Latest addition to tbe English
housewife's domestic equipment.' It
I made of ten strand of wire, and I
constructed that about a one-eighth-Inch
bore run through tbe line. The
manufacturer claim that, being hoi
low, the line has more spring that tbe
olid strand patt and that It doe
not afford lodgmiy for dirt and dust,
couBequeutly can we tjutltj Ueuu4.
PE-RU-fW PROTECTS THE
. :
Against Winter Catarrh
Many
Mes'ecled Colds In Children
O.tjn Bring Disastrous
Results.
IVnina thonld be kept in
home nil the tin,.
IVnina ihould be kept in every
limine where there are children.
Don't wait until the child is
iik then send to a drug store.
Have Teruna on hand accept no
ulmtilutc.
1'e-rn-na rrotet-ta the Fntlra
llouaehuld A-falnat Catarrhal
IMaeaae.
As toon at the value of IVnina
is fully appreciated by every
liniisehnld, both as a preventive
and cure of catarrhal affections,
tens of tlmusnnds of lives will be
nvcil, and hundreds of thousands
of chronic, lingering cases of dis
ac prevented. Peruna la a house
hold tafeguard.
I'e-ru-nat Kept
In the
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House for Five
Mr. Albert Lietzman, 1000 Milwaukee
Ave., Chicago, I'd., writes:
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better in my life. Through th advice of
a friend I tried Peruna, und am n'.ud to
av it cured me lo perfection. 1 b'g.in to
teil a friend nbout Veriuia t lie otliir day,
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house for the '.at live years. 1 am sure 1
wouldn't l c without it. Mother also usi'n
it to keep licrt-elf in good health.
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I here wcic at
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The only birds thnt sing a they fly are
the skylark and woodlark.
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for all affections of throat and lungs. Wm
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An inch of rain means that 101 tnn ol
water huve fallen unon every acre of soil.
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misfit aad always (boot wher
you aim.
TeU your dealer U. M. C.
when a ask "What kind?"
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Ths Vuom Metallic CartrUte Co.
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Mr-. Schafer, 433 Hope
"In the lavlfi part of
ijiSM J tor mV daughter Alice,
jLJ puny, sickly, ailing
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the ii mj0(Wiis'rmis:& ii
WM ALICE SCHAFER
convulnton and catarrhal fevers. J ca alway dor-
taring until we Commenced to tise Peruna. Se grew
strong ami well. 1'rruna is a wvntlerul tonic the best
medicine 1 have evtr used.
"I wan in a very wretched comttlton irnen J com
menced to take Ver una. Ihadeatarrh all through my S
whole body, but thank God, your medicine set me all S
right. 1 would not have any other medicine. $
"I'eruna curcif my baby boy of a very bad spell of cold J,
and fever, tie Is a big, healthy boy fifteen months old. 1
hare given hint IVrsna oifand en (Incelie u-ai born. 1
think that is why he is so welL cannot praise. Peruna
i enough. He hare not
i reruna all praise to
?wv
Have re-ril-na on Hand
Ing the Inclement Montha of
Fall and Winter.
Croup, capillary bronchitis and articular
hcuniiitism arc the speviul banes of child
hood. These all alike remit irom catching
coal.
One child entilies cold and acarra its
mother into hysterica by having croup in
the dead of night.
Another child catches cold, developt a
stubborn couch that will not yield to or
dinary remedies. The parents are tilled
with forebodings.
Still nnother child catchei cold and de
velops thnt mo.t fatal malady of childhood,
capillary bronchitis. The doctor is called,
pronounces the rase pneumonia, and if the
child is lucky enough lo live it iuis devel
oped wenkjunga irom which it may never
recover.
for free Pe-ru-na
(icrmany's
Britain.
best customer is Great
Catarrh cured ut lio-m-.Tlireei-rci'aration
In ono vnckap". A!: your dealer for " Ir
linrtlev's Clrt'at licincilv." licsiire you get it.
Agt?., Stauli'V A- Ur-.wn UriiR Co., ltlto.,Md
'flic Ilep.trttueut of
$;.of,o.ooo last year.
Agriculture cot
PSL.FLAf,1ii-KILLER
r "jrr".,,i it. will not burn!
I aut lUrtb on t i,lbiaf. Cur:.. Matliafl, ete . U Item
luUlt BrrN -ef ( net butt A N V fabrle. Tl.t fc I I I -I
H M . TLX CKM v-'P'U s ?' ut
ADVERTISE
ill
Lit
LuHtS Vtlltllt ALL tl.SE lAILS.
Beit CnuiMi fciyrup. T-te- (.tol. Vto
In ItiT-o. S'.' l tv ilni
RIVAL"
ripaniTabolessr
tbe best dyspepsia
medicine ever made.
A hundred million
of them bave been
iolj In tba United
State In a alnclt
year. Every Illness
rising from a disordered stomach 1
relieved or cured by tutlr ate. So
common I It that dhwacea origins t
from the ctomacb It muy bt safely at
crted there la no condition of 111
bealtb tb-.t will not U benefited or
cared by tba occasional us of Blpan
Tabu let. Pbytlclani know tbom and
tpeak blf hljr of tbem. All drogg Itt
ell tbem. Tba Ova-cent packago la
enoogb for an ordinary occatlon, and
tba family Bottle, sixty centa, contalna
a boutebold supply for a year. Ono
geuerally glvea relief within twenty
oiir.utea, , . . 1
DopnY.'sr-iiisi-c:
tNt w hmwiiti ullOlari1 iiimai il
rt. m- m. eaaaa t toaa. pm a, W
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Mrs. J. M. Urown, Pur
nrgan Springs, Mo., writes:
"My little daughter, three
years o'd, was troubltd with
a very bad cough which r
mained after an attack oJ
catarrhal fever. She ba
taken one bottle of Penine
through which she has ob
tained a complete cure. She
it now as well and happy
a little girl can be. WheB
our friends ay how well
the looki I tell them Terune
did it."
In a later letter the aava:
"Our little daughter contin
ues to have good health.'
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Ave., St. Louis, Mo., writes:
taut lira r I wrote to you for advice
four years of age.
child since her b
S'te has bem
birth. She haa
had a doctor sfneo uf began to use !
it. .Mrs. Sihater.
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And yet another child catches cold and
articular rheumatism is the result. Ank!".
knee, wrists and elbows become suddeniv.-
wollen and pamtul. A long, dixntrou ill
ness follows. The child may live and be
come convalescent, a niisi ralile invalid ol
valvular disease of the heart. Ail the
mishapa arc the direct rcnull of nepr'.ecteoy
cold. Peruna is the safeguard of the fam
ily. If a child catches cuid Peruna Bliould
be used immediately.
A tew doxea ol Peruna and a child's cold
is gone. The apprehension of the parent
flee away. The household is free irons
fear once more.
If you do not receive prompt and satis
factory results from the use cf Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Ilarlman, giving a fill,
statement of your case, and he will b
pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis. Address P. Hartmnn, President of The
Ilartman Sa.tanuin, Columbus, Ohio.
Almanac for 1904.
Corn
must have a sull'.cicnt snp-ilyi
Pota
in order to ut'.t lo;i int
i a cr p.
spiioric
No amount of !'::
Aciil cr N'itroL'ti ca:; compen
sate for a lack cf ivira.-h in
fertilizers lor
Krr.tn and all
other crop;.
J 'ifiL ui -n t lire to any
W&KJ&S" f-'rm-roUrl.!.Ux
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93 Nassau S'
FOR WOMEN
A Boston physician's dis
covery which cleanses and
heals nil inflammation of the mucooa
membrane wherever located.
In local treatment of female ilia Pba-
tine it invaluable. Vsed as a dim he it
it a revelation in cleansing and healing
power i it kills all disease cenrt which
cause Inflammation anJ discharges.
Thousands of litters from women
rirove thnt It U the crcnti-st euro lo.'
i-ucorrhiva ever tllscovcrod.
I'axtine never fails to cms peitW
catarrh, nasal catarrh, tnre throat, nt
mouth and tore eyes, le.ius iliese
diseases are all caused by i.uljr.inia'.ioi)
of the mucous membrane.
l'or rlcmiHlujr, ss hltcnln? nnd pre.
scrvliiK tbo teeth wo challcnjj t'jo
world to priMliiio Ita vqiiul.
I'liysicians und apevialbts everywhere
prescribe and endorse l'axtlne, ai.dthoi
tandsof tcstiiuoniallctters provelts value.
At druggists, or sent postpaid 50 ctt.
A largo trial package noil book of
Instructions ubsolutvly free. Writ
Tba R. Paxtoa Co., Sept. 2. Boiton. Mais,
SILOS,
LUMBER,
BOXES,
GRATES.
illlllt ftM'.U IfV'IMMat
lt ni tr wr i-uiJJ, ur 4iM
ii. tLIAS Si ISUO
lluDnlo, ! Y.
and tft Iho ijmI fir 111 Imb
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Atabatltate for aodiuj-erlor to inttsiarae
an j other ilaaUr,aaii will but UUlrtl
cunstivaqaal IUmoI thlnarticlearn wooJr
tul. IS will atopUia lo-iUiaotialoDO,
rvlleve Itoadach and aclaUua. V rtt-
ruoud It tbe hat and wit est xlrrtM.J
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rvinodf for lns ia tbs cbeit audatuuek
aDdallrUoiuatlcnurltfeandroulyots-
uUluia. A trial will pruva mi w..i.im
torlt, and It will befuuoa to be in-aiu..-.
iitibou)Uoiu.wp'i""r .""-
btot all of four r-rapaft-op--? rrw-t
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