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Miss Alice Bailey, of
Atlanta, Oa., escaped the sur
geon's knife, by using Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
" Deab Mrs. Pihkham t I wish to
express my gratitude for the restored
health and happiness Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound has
brought into ray life.
" I had suffered for three years with
terrible pain nt the time of menstrua
tion, and did not know what the troublo
rus until the doctor pronounced it in
flammation of tho ovaries, and
proponed an opcrution.
' I felt so weak and sick that I felt
sure that I could not survive the ordeal,
and so I told him that I would not un
dergo it. The following week I read
an advertisement in the paper of your
Vegetable Compound in such an emer
gency, and so 1 decided to try it. Great
was my joy to find that I actually im-
E roved after taking two bottles, so I
ept taking it for ten weeks, and at the
end of that timo I was cured. I had
gained eighteen pounds and was in
excellent health, and am now.
" You surely deserve great success,
and you have my very bent wishes."
Miss Alice Bailey, 80 North boule
vard, Atlanta. Ua. $S000 forfait If erlglnit
9f about fetter proving gonuintnts cannot be pre
mnotl. All sick women would be wise
It they would take Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable, Compound and
be welK
Complete External
and Internal
Consisting of
Cuticura
Soap
to cleanse the skin of crusts
and scales, and soften the
thickened cuticle; CUTI
CURA Ointment to in
stantly allay itching, irrita
tion, and inflammation, and
soothe and heal; and CUTI
CURA Pills to cool and
cleanse the blood and expel
humor germs. A SINGLE
SET, costing but ONE
DOLLAR, is' often suffi
cient to cure the most tor
turing, disfiguring skin,
scalp and blood humors, ec
zemas, rashes, itchings, and
irritations, with loss of hair,
from infancy to age, when
the best physicians and all
other remedies fail.
He'd thronsbntit lbs world. Ciitli-ur Rsaol
mil, (In ftirm of riiiM-ol.t CosIihI Pill,
r., irr tl.l ot uai. oiptuifiit, ao,-., ip te.
i.. Isiuilun. V b.ri.rliur- H.,; i-art.
S Ana ? I Tall! Itouin. 137 ''i-luiul'iai An.
-oto-r lruf sud Choi. Corp., Holt I'Mia.
rud ftr 'Jlnw lo I'm. 'iVirturlug. DU-
fif-url-i Uauior fiua luf.Bt. to Afio."
aw TOills
Th DLocri rtnt Variable; Friction fo4
tttf Mill wrlh 4 h p. cut. a. wo feel per day. All
me ud price lo ai It. DeUoach Shingle Mill,
h'leera. Trimmer., planer. I Cora and Buhr
Mil!. Water Wherle, Uth Mllla, Wood 6a we
. our lianUaoin new Catalog will interest you
DcLoach Mill fcfg. Co.. - M. AlUnU. Ua.
t uei-iia to dare'
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Treatment
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XXV TTOVTO
Orange Cake.
Cream three tablrspoonfuls of but
w; add prndimlly one cupful of BURar,
wo eggs well beaten and half a cupful
f milk; mix onn and three-fourths
tupfuls of sifted flour; add two level
mi spoon fills of baking powder; add
'his to the butter and sugar; beat until
(month; bake in greosed jelly sake
nns tei minutes In a moderate oven;
emove, let stand In the pans three
nlnutes, turn out end when cold
ipread with orange filling.
Steamed I.etnon Pnrlrllng.
Make a lemon mixture wltb three
nblespnonfuls of lemon. Juice, grated
ind of one lemon, three level table
)oonfuls of butter; conk these for two
ninutes; add one cup of siiRar and
liree es beaten a little; stir until mix
tire thickens; cool and add one table
ipoonful of brandy; spread six slices
if stale bread with the lemon mixture,
'.nd arrange them In ft buttered pud
ling mould; bent two eggs a little; add
hree tnblespooufuls of sugar, a pinch
f salt and one cup of milk; pour this
tver bread; cover and set in a pan of
tot water; haks one hour In n linger
tte oven.
Quirk Muffins,
leat two cuss separately, add to th
'oiks one pint of milk, two cupfuls of
lifted Hour, one tpnspoonful of salt and
me tablespoon of melted butter; beat
null smooth; then add tho whites of
he eggs beaten stiff, then two and a
inlf level teuspooiifuls of b.'iklug pow
Icr; when well mixed bake In grensed
nu HI n rings in the oven or on the
riddle. It Is easier to bake in muffin
'lugs on the griddle because of Its
lent; If hnked In the oven, bent the
tan and till the rings and put quickly
nto a hot oven; bnke twenty minutes;
f baked on the griddle turn when
lsen and set; brown on both sides.
Turklih Roup.
ook onc-fourtli cup of well washed
ice in one quart of boiling water until
lenrly tender, about Dftecn minutes,
hen pour off the water, and pour ovei
me quart of brown stock and cook
mtll tender; put two cupfuls of stewed
mil strained tomato in an agate pant
idd one slice of onion, eight- pepper
orns, one stalk of celery or n little
iclcry salt and a small bay leaf; cook
lalf an hour; add tills to the rice and
itock; melt two tablespoonfuls of but
er; add one and one-half tablespoon
'uls of flour; stir until smooth, then
idd It to the boiling soup and let cook
ne minute; rub through a tine sieve;
etui-n to the tire; add salt and pepps
o season; serve hot.
Lobster Farcl.
Cut lobster meat in very "small
ileces; put one cupful of milk over the
Ire; melt one tablespoonful of butter;
idd one level tubleKpoonful of flour;
Ax until smooth and add it to the
nllk, stirring until thickened and holi
ng; take from the fire; add two table
poonfuls of bread crumbs, one table
poonful of chopped parsley, yolks of
wo hard-bollod eggs rubbed through a
(trainer, salt and pepper to season;
heso proportions call for two cupfuls
f lobster meat; when opening be care
til not to break the body or tail shells;
vasli and wipe them dry nnd cut out
he under part of shell; join the tails
ogetlicr, till with the mixture, brush
ivcr wltb beaten egg, spread over but
ered crumbs and place in a hot oven
intil tho crumbs are brown; serve hot
n the shells and in a border of pars
f'. A slate with pencil attached by a
Itring should hang in every kitchen,
0 aid the memory of the housewife.
The candles for your entertainment
vlll tiurn slowly nnd steadily through
die evening if they rsr kept on ice all
',uy.
I'ickle bottles and jars that smell ot
inlous will be quite sweet and odor
ess after helng left out of doors for
hree or four days filled wltb sand or
(Hi-den mould.
For marks made on painted wood
work by matches, try rubbing first
vlth a slice of lemon, then with whit
lig, and in a few moments wash with
varm soapsuds.
Frequent washing with sonp will
lim the surface of a mirror. The oc
mslonal use of alcohol Is recommend
Hi, but for frequent washing, damp
lewspaper wltb a polishing with
ibamols skin will keep mirrors and
able glasMvure in good condlUon,
The cloths used iu waxing floors or
)olislilng furniture should be kept in
1 covered crock as long as clean, then,
nstead of letting them aeccumulate in
'Joset or store room, burn them Im
jiedlately, since vegetable oils are so
iuble to spontaneous combustion.
The objection to brass or iron beds
hat draughts are noticeable is over
tome by the use of dainty curtains at
ill e bead. In hospitals squares of
envy pique tied by tapes at the cor
lers to the uprights of the bed, are
sundered weekly with the other bed
lnen.
Have a small wide-mouthed Jar In
he bath-room to bold the odds and
inds of soap, and wben three-fourths
lull, fill the Jar with boiling water,
idd the juice of a lemon and a tea
spoonful of glycerin, and you will have
l pleasant "Jolly" with which to whit
m and soften the bands.
Sandpapering furniture is a tedious
ob, snd the woman who wishes to
revftrnlsb or paint a cbalr or table will
liul ber bands and patience saved if
he will use one-third of a cupful of
ommon washing soda to a pint of
rarm water, wltb a good scrubbing
truib, to remove tho old finish. Rinse
(T wltb clear water aud do not at
tempt to put on tho new coat until
die piece Is thoroughly dry.
Am Important Indattrr.
American newsparers every year psy
n wages $60,000,000 and receive ISO.
100.000 for subscriptions and l5,0tX),
WO for adverUseneuta .
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
U. O. Dun& Co.'s weekly review of
trade says:
In addition to the Interruption of a
holiday, trade and transportation hav
again sufTercd becniiseof 6everc weather,
and much outdoor work was forced to
await more favorable conditions.
Development of Spring trade Is nat
urally slow, but this may be fully mud
up as the season advances. Business pro
ceeds on a basis that promises immunity
from the excesses that precipitated th
recent setback. Manufacturing plant
are gradually restoring idle machinery,
and there is more disposition to antici
pate future requirements.
Liabilities of commercial failures re
ported for February aggregated tlO,
.00,100, of which 3.TH2,4itJ were ia
manufacturing, 4.290,235 In trading,
and H,77;i,4ii in other commercial lines.
Failures this week numbered 240 In the
United Stales, against 211 last year, and
?2 in Canada, compared with 28 a year
ago.
"HraHstrcet's" says:
it is still too early to report upon the
Winter wheat situation, hut advices so
far received from the Southwest are
hardly encouraging, absence of snow
covering or lack of moisture being re
ported in Missouri, Oklahoma snd Kan
sas. New record prices for the year and
the highest, in fact, since May, 1898,
were reached in wheat the past week, the
market, though irregular, closing near
the top, cash wheat and the May option
moving together partly on war talk, but
largely on reported continued eager de
mand for good milling wheat. Flour
prices reflect the strength, and corn and
oats have sympathized, as have also
nearly all kinds of provisions, except
eggs, which have broken sharply, the
advance of pork to the highest point be
ing helped by small receipts.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Baltimore. Flour Strong; winter t'w
tra, H.S(i(,,...n; winter clear, 4.454.tt
winter straight, 4.N"iW;5.n"; winter patctit,
5.2il( .)..VI: spring clear, 4.3il.4.S0;sprLiE
straight, 4.Wivf."i. 10; spring patent, B.'.l
e't.4'i; receipts, 9,0:i4 barrels, exports,
10.857 barrels.
Wheat Firm; spot contract, l.OOJt
spot No. 2 red Western, 1.0H; February,
1.00$; March, 1.07; May, 1.04J; steamer
No. 2 red, 1.03.
Corn Active; spot, 83 J: February,
53$; March, oSjj; April, 541544; stcamel
mixed, 51; receipts, 35,009 bushels; cx
ports, 110.011 bushels.
Oats- Firmer; No. 2 white, 481; No. ?
mixed, 45((.4: receipts, 21,590 bushels
Kye Firm; No. 2, 71; No. 2 Western
.72; receipts. 3,035 bushels.
- Hay Firm; No. 1 timothy, unchanged
No. 1 clover mixed, unchanged.
Grain Freights Dull and unchanged.
New York Butter Firm; extra frcsb
creamery, 20; creamery, common to
choice, 15(0.35$; Imitation creamery, 14
18; State dairy, 14(2 21 ; renovated, 12(ii)
18; held creamery, 14QJ22; factory, 12
15.
Cheese Steady; State, full cream,
small colored, September, 12; do. late
made, 10; do. small, white, do., 12; do.
late made, 10; do. large, colored, do.,
12; do. late made, 10; do. large, white,
do., 12; do. late made, 10.
Eggs Firm; Sta'.e a.id Pennsylvania
near by average, finest, 85; do. second
to firsts, 83(rt,84; Western, firsts, 84.
Flour ltccelpts, 11,915 barrels; ex
ports, 0,551 barrels; firm in sympathy
with wheat; Minnesota patent, 5.00(3
5.40; Minnesota bakers, 4.0044.35; win
tcr patents, 5.005.25; winter straights,
4.75(5.00; winter extras, 8.50(3(3.75
winter low grades, 3.158.53.
Kye Flour Firm; fair to good, 3.95(3
4.10; choice to fancy, 4.20t4.50.
Buckwheut Flour Dull; 2.002.10
Cornmeal Firm;yellow Western, l.IC
city, 1.08; kiln-drieti, 2.90(a.3.00.
Iiay Steady ; shipping, 05(75; g 2t
to choice, 95(,'l.05.
Hops Firm; State, common to choice,
1003, 80(ri88; 1002, 247 20; olds, 10(ml5
Pacific coast, 1903, 2735; 1902, 24((627
olds, 10(215.
Hides Firm; Galveston, 2() to 2f
pounds, 18; California, 21 to 25 pounds,
19; Texas dry, 24 to 30 pounds, 14.
Potatoes Steady; Long Island, 3.00(3
8.50; Jcrsevs, 2.75(3.25; jersey, sweets,
1.504.00;" State and Western, sacks,
2.50(2.70.
Peanuts Firm; fancy hand-picked, 5
other domestic, 8)(g,(l.
Cabbages Steady; domestic, per ton,
23.00(2,35.00; per 100, 5.00(3.10.00.
Live Stock.
Chicago. Cattle Market nominal'
good to prime steers, 4.90(5.73; poor tc
medium, 8.50(t4.80; stockers and feeders,
2.50(14.15; cows, 1.00((f.4.00; heifers, 2.0C
(rt.4.75; dinners, 1.60(2.00; bulls, 2.00(3
4.90; calves, 8.50(r 7.50.
Hogs Market 5 to 10c higher; mixed
and butchers, 5.15(,5.50; good to choic
heavy, 5.45;g.5.57; rough, heavy, 5.10$
5.40; light, 4.03(3,3.20; bulk of sales, 5. If
(5.40.
Sheep Market steady; Iambs steadyi
good to choice wethers, 4.0(l(54.50; fail
to choice mixed, 8.50((j4.25; Western
sheep, 4.20(5.10; native lambs, i.Wnj
5.75; Western lambs, 4.00(3.0.00.
SCIENCrTANDlNDL'STRV.
Five hundred earthquakes shock tlif
Japanese every year.
Manchuria has a population of 8,500.
000.
The engines of a first-class man-of-v
cost about 700, 000.
Parisians smoke cigarettes made of !
leaves of the eotrce plant. .
In the past forty years 4,000,000 p.
sous have cmmlgratcd from Ireland.
. Austrian law permits boys and girls tc
marry at the age of fourteen.
To cruBh a half-Inch cube of granite
requires a weight of eleven tons.
Tho sunken Variag was the fastest ves
sel in the world of her (7,000-ton) class.
Tho Ice consumed In Great Britain
comes almost exclusively from Norway,
The murders in the United States Id
1903 numbered 8,970; the lynchings, 104
. In Japaneso tho word "Mikasa" Indl
cutes a war ship and "Jlaru" a ship of
commerce.
Japan Is sn mountainous that hut one
sixth of its area can be cultivated.
Of tho seven Presidents, France ha
hail only one who has served a full term,
A syndicate is about to open extensivt
coal areas under the sea near Halifax.
All new schools In Switzerland havt
a portion of the ground floor appropri
ated for baths.
The maximum train load on the Trans
Siberian liailway is 500 tons; in Ameri
can, 2.500 net tons.
'fhe burden of pensions has shrunk in
ten years from 2.24 to 1.1)3 per fl.OOO
of taxable wealth.
Switzerland buys from the United
States In a year but 1(200,000, while sell
ing us t21, 000,000.
Articles admitted to the United States
free of duty make up 45 per cent, lo
value of our Imports.
The number of suicides In a city Is Id
direct proportion to the uumbjr of Its
German inhabitants.
Tbo American Sewing Machine Com
pany sold Jn Turkey last year U0.0OC
machine, which is more than 1,000, 000
worth.
THEY ALU WANTtD CARDINEi.
When First Boxes ef This Delicacy
Reached Morocco Court,
ff the Sultan of Morocco, Mule;
Abdel-Azlz, loses his throne, It per
haps might be due to tho discontent
of his subjects seeing him adopt so
precipitately European manners and
habits. The sultan disregards thlt
danger, however, and when he want
a thing European be must have it at
once.
One night there was a f ?nt noise
In front of the residence of an Eng
llshman Inhabiting Morocco. Imme
diately the soldiers of the palace
struck the door violently, exclaiming:
"Daba! Dabft! (quick! quick!). Tho
master wants all the sardines you
have In your house!"
The Englishman was not a sardine
merchant, but handed over what few
boxes he bad, and learned later that
only a few hours before a foreign mln
iBtcr had presented to the sultan a
few boxes of sardines, which wer
opened In the barem and partaken of
by all the Inmates.
Such a sudden frenzy was created
for them that on the morrow a special
rakkas was dispatched to Tangier,
with orders to bring all tho sardines
In the place. New York Tribune.
Floating Theater.
A new river vessel has been built
for use as a floating theater. The seat
ing capacity is for 1,000 people, and
there are boxes for the elite and a
pit for tho orchestra. In addition, the
vessel Is sufficiently larre to admit ot
numerous sleeping rooms for the ac
tors, the deckhands and all those con
nected with either the show or the
boat. The entire force numbers forty.
On the steamer which tows the float
ing theater, besides the boilers rnd en
gines, there is a complete electrlo
light plant, besides a kitchen and din
ing room. The boat starts at Pitts
burg and visits the towns of the coal
miners and stee. workers along the
Monongahela river. Next it returns
and goes down the Ohio to the Kanaw
ha, thence to Cairo and later up the
Illinois river to LaSalle. Then after
going back to the Mississippi, the boat
slowly makes Its way in the directic
of New Orleans.
Took Pledge Over His Dog.
John Popowskl of Akron took th
pledge over the body of his dog, ar
be was released from the central sta
tion, where he had been confined ovc-t
Sunday for intoxication, says a Cleve
land (Ohio) dispatch to the Philadel
phia Telegraph.
When Popowskl was arrested thl
dog followed him to the police station,
remaining outside the door and bowl
ing for its master during Sunday. It
lay down on the snow Sunday night
and was frozen to death.
When Popowsal was released yes
terday morning he thought the doc
would be waiting for him. He went
outside the door and whistled, but tho
dog did not come. Then he found the
frozen body.
"It was all my fault." he exclaimed.
"It was the drink that did It. Poor
lime Sport! As long as I live I will
.ever touch another drop."
FITS permanently cured . No (Its or nprvon?
nesssfter first day's use of Dr. Kline's Oreal
NcrveFestorer. ttttrialbottlennd treat isefreo
Vi. It. II. Kline, Ltd., 131 Areli St.. I'liiln.. I'a
It ia said that pray liorfcs live longer
than those of any other color.
SnUcr'a Rmiifl I'.ulliler Corn,
So named because 50 acres produced so
heavily, timt its procccJn built a lovely
home. See Snlzer a catalog. Yielded ill
11(03 ill Ind. 157 bti.. Ohio 100 bu., Xenn.
OH bu., and in Midi. -Ju hit. per acre.
You can beat this record in 1!K'4.
WHAT 130 YOU THINK OK THESE T1ELDS
Ten ache?
120 bu. Benrdlcsi Barliy per acre.
31tt bu. Saizcr'i New National Oats per A.
80 bu. Salzer .Speltz and Macaroni Wheat.
1,000 bu. Pedigree Potatoes per acre.
14 tons of rii-h Billion Uollar (Jrasi Hay.
60,000 lbs. Victoria Bane for Bhcep per A,
100,000 lbs. Teointe, the fndder wonder.
54,000 lbs. Salzet's Superior Fodder Corn
rich, juicy fodder, per A.
Now, stieli yields you ran have. Mr.
Farmer, in 1P"4, if you will plant Salzer's
seed. A.C.L.
JfST SEND TniS NOTICE AND 10c.
in stamp to John A. Salzcr Seed Co., I.n
Crosse, Wis., and receive their urent
catalog and lota of farm 8?ed sample.
A physician in (iennuny han discovered
a method of obliterating wrinkles.
Mrs.Vinslow'Bloothlm; Syrup foreldldren
teething, soften tii Kuma, reduces iuflamma
tiou allays pain, ciirixwiuil nolle. Mc. a bottle
To produce a C'aahinere ahawl requires
the labor of four pet sons for a year.
Iteeder ".Scott said a clever thing
to-day; said that luck U a good bit
like liehtninK; for it seldom strikes
twice In the same place." lleeder
"Yes, and us a rule neither of them
needs to." P:,tniylvar.!a Pouch Howl.
afcr,.-'; f- -- , ,
There is more Cutarrli in this section of th
country than all ottiHr (tiaettses put together,
and until tlia last few years was supposed lo
be insurable. Fora great many yeara doctors
fironouneeil It a local diseain and prescribe. I
oeal remedies, nnd by constantly failing to
cure with local treuttuent, pronounced It in
curable. Science, ha proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional dlsea.m and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. ( nnney A Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, Is thn only constitutional euro
nu the market. It Is taken Internally in dose
from 10 drops to a teaxpoonful. It acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
ysteiu. They offer ouo hundred dollars for
a'uv ease it fuils to cure. Kend for circular
and testimonials. Address F. J. CbeS.sv A
Co.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Drmridrits, 7.V.
Taku Hull's Family Pills for constlputl :i
'lirai lous," sighed Mr. lie fpepsey.
'I wish I could acquire an appetite."
"I'm- goodness', sakel" exclaimed bis
wife, "what do you want with an ap
petite? It would only t;Ive you luco
dyspepsia."--Philndelnlila Press.
10,000 Plants Far 10c.
This i u remarkable offer the Jibn A.
iSalzer Seed Co., J -a ('ro-se, U'n., makes.
Tin j- will aend oti their bin plant and
seed catulo., together with enough aced
to grow
1,000 fine solid Cabbage.
2,000 delicioua Canoti,
U,m Illaiiching, nutty Celery,
2,000 rich, hutleiy lettuce,
1.000 splendid Ouiona,
1,000 rara, luscious Kadishrt,
1.O0U gloriously brilliant Flowers.
This great offer n mads in order to in
duce you to try their warranted seeds
for when you once plant them you will
grow on others, and
all ron BUT 10c. POSTAGE,
providing you will return this notice, and
if you will send them 20c. in postage, ibry
will udd to the above a package of I he la
nious Uerliner Cauliflower. A. C.L.J
Nothing worries a woman like forgetting
a secret aba wants to tell.
PuTftAii Fadelks Dies do not stain
the hand or spot th keitle, except grtto
uJ purple.
HU.Y TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ESCAPED
DREAD CATARRH BY USE OF PERU-f.A.
Catarrh Robs Women of Health and Beauty.
Pe-ru-na Makes Women Healthy and BeautifuL
WAW.V.V.V.V.VAV.VV.V.VAW.SV.V.W
Miss Flora Hmier. 10S2 S. New Jcr-
sey street, Indianapolis, Ind., writes: J
" think I muaf have been
troubled with cntarrh rvrmlncc 1
irn very young, apuravatctl each
time 1 caught a colli. Thin did not J
prove Hiiffifieiitly scrfows fo be oft-
noxfous until last trlnter. Then
my head and nose were no stopped i
up thiil I felt 1 mutt do nomcthtng. I
Pertina iron recommended to met
by a friend. I used it for four
((,, and found to m y relief that
it cured me. 1 have not had a bit t
of trouble since. My head is clear,
and I can safely affirm that I'e-
na cured me." .Visa Flora
Manner.
vtaa'taAMaaaaaaaMaavwaa
Hundreds of Women Cured by Pe-ru-na
of Annoying; Catarrh.
DR. HAKTMA.V has probably done
more than any other physician to
ward popularizing a means of escape from
the facial deformities, such as watery eyes,
twisted nose, offensive breath, dry cracked
lips, due to the ravaging effects of caturrh.
He has made chronic catarrh a life-long
study. His remedy, popularly known ns
Peruna, is the moct famous remedy for
catarrh in existence.
Probably there in not a man or woman,
boy or girl, within the bounds of the
United States that has not heard of Pe
runa. By fur the largest majority have
nod Peruna.
The multitude of people that have been
cured of chronic cntarrh by using Peruna
can never be known.
SjTOWfH WIrtHllUMt
TwciauwHauriititorauotfs
Xi3U ttiulUKAllctitln: lit.
Any wise little fish begins business o:i a
small scale.
Itilllon Dollar ilrass ami Alrul'n.
When we introIuced 13 i 1 1 ion Dollar
Crass three years ago, little did we dream
it would be the mot talked of grass in
America, the hicgest, quick, hay pioducer
on earth, but tliis has come to pa.
Agr. Kditors wrote about it. Agr. Col
leffe lVofessors lectttrrd aliottt it. Aire. In
stitute Orators talked abouc it. while in '
the farm home by the quiet lircxide. in the
corner grocery, in the village postoflice. at
the creamery, at the drpot, in fact wher
ever farmers gathered, f-alier' Ilillioii Do!
It Grass, that wonderful grass, good for
S to 14 tons per acre, aud lots of pasture
liesides, is always a theme worthy of the
farmer's voice.
A. Walford, Westlnre Farms. Pa., writes: ?
I have 80 acres in Salzer Alfalfa Clover.
It is immense. 1 cut three crops this sea
son and have lots of pasture besides."
JUST SE.N'U 1HIS NOTICE AJD 10f. I.N
STASIS
to the John A. Saizc Seed Co., La Crosse,
Wis., and receive their big catalog and lots
of farm seed samples free. A. C.L.J
There are tbout 11',K) lepers in the Phil
ippine Islands.
H. H. Gdcex's Hons, ot Atlanta, 'ia., are.
the only successful Dropsy Specialists In the
world. See their liberal offer in advertise
nieut iu another column of this paper.
Warmed over love is an thing but satis
factory. I'lso's Cure cannot he too highly spoken r,r
lis a cough cure. J. V. O'IUiiln, m Third
Avenue, N., Minneapolis, Minn,, Jun, 6. 1'.KW.
M-tny a iiiiin would be glad if his wit'e
would talk to herself.
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Will arobabl it 1st VOtk. 1.4 cttrt Msulrt taeia. (HIUMACItil
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MS., .rite. .atksilMK.iir al tMCVMACIUI. wklck tn4 koa, M. I
li Man (14 a4 au haaa ia tk. a),alatr M sua.
01111 orrit ( molt
aoaairr chemical co., pnopRirrona,
ALTIMONC, MB.
"aCTS AT THI 401 NT fROM TM INSIOI.-
.; v.w. w. v. v.
3K
Miss
, Woman iilmm
:: Afflict i
"a 5 Cntarrh i i .''r. yLS'-S''J "C
sj I Beautiful i 'ilrSj1
I or Attractive. """:5r?
.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.,.V.V.V.V.V.".V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.W
Many
girl has regained her faded I
beauty, manv a matron has lengthened thr
days of her comely appearance by usin,
Peruna. .
Peruna produces dean mucoiis mem
branes, the basis of facial symmetry and
a perfect complexion.
The women have not been slow to dis
cover that a coarse of Peruna will do
more toward restoring youthful beauty
thnn all the devices known to science.
While it is true that Peruna cores cn
tarrh wherever located, yet it is advisable
ior everyone to use Peruna as a preventive '
ATENTS,
Tlt Alli:. l Alllis AMI l':-I()t.
Are t mi Inleresicilf
! Mill! f !!: r- l.iiv,- la-en iim.li-cut ,.f I-a-ci,-,
Hli.rrrii'l--MiirB-, MiHlon ., .l"flrs ar,-prni,, 1-
tn jia pi ll I. .11-. t!'-iir 1 1 r i -.
J'ur li.f 'r.iiiiiio.i ini'l llh-ratii;-,-, I M.K. wr.tc t..
Till-: W. II. Wll.l.s t'liniMW,
Wills llMililiiia, 31 j lii i. .: tt.i-Mivtcii, n. C
Itrl'AVS TAtm.rS arc She best (tra.
pcpsii fit. rllrir, , v, r niftd". A ti.i:.
ilr.tl niilluiiiif,f tin m t.avptH-rn .-i l.l
inn rn.ii.-ii- yi-jir. t'.'ui,ti itii'ii, lii,.r-.
I'lirn. hifk in-. Isih.'. Ui711.1-- ;,il
l r nth. nnr- lliM,;,t r.Tnl rvi-rv llttn
urimnj from a ,l.iniir. il iti u:;,i li
arc n lii-T. il or eurM (,t lufiuts T.ili.
within twenty mlnnt.'H. TaL'tlvoiTijti.-kaV'i"',noufe-a '
inr aai unimurir ikvuhiuu. All Uruc,fi.ii tth Uium.
faV1 LAND WARRANTS
JAP FLOWERS.
r Pee Iln7iri Keeps Hires Fiesh One Year.
l. ICI PW.U .arn reilaWe. e'icap niethnil,
onedluie. CIIAMI'IOS I'HKM.ro., l.laiu.d
'! bftd trnnbl wHh my bftw)i wLit h ! mj
Dtooit Impure. Mv fcn wi rmernd with Lsiinplti
which no ritfrrmi rm4f enuld rvoiorf. I Wo
four Cft're( and vreai wat my Joj whn Ihr
rlrnpln Uiapppan4 aftr month' M'-mI ut a.
bav rerommii'14 thrm to all pr frinda and
utte a tw have fonml roller "
C. J. Putcfa, H7 Par An., w York Cly, M. J.
Plaasanl Pslitabta pntant. Tas- riolnxil.
N Sli-kan. Ui-aki-n cr irlp-. 1. 3c. Str. Krvnr
aolrt In bulk. Th ariiiiltic irI.Ui tia-nixa CtC.
uaaranlaaa to enra or ru'ir money bark
Sterling Remedy Co., Chlcic-i or N Y. Coe
ANNUAL SALE. TEN fi'.LUOK BOXES
t-lilM.riuitiiy. Hi k .11, Che-tHr. I'n. ' ' ! f
T5l tlJtitS Wrltrtt All USl FAILS. LJl , 1
' k4 "08t J- ousb bynip. 'i'ato .n-l. Csc 11
i"ii iu loiiii. "i:itiii,n n,i.ii i.i- i i. . . . is
mil m mn
y CANITY CATrWTTTC V
RHFUMATISM. D.inn.r I.a a.
cur now. A alngls) bottle of
!
Mis Amanda Johnson, Fairehiid, Wis., writes:
"I write to tell you how in.itii Peicna benefited me. Tar
a number of years I hud pain in my head around my
and 1 thought it was because my ecs ncetled treatment, m I
went to an oculit and bad RlaM-a tilted to mv cye ami
wore them for some time, but felt no relief whateier.
fact, I felt worse than before, and rnttie to the roncfusm
that the trouble was not with my ejes, but with my head
and that it must he catarrh. A so many of m.r friend kaat
uaed Pcnina with benefit tor thi trouble. I thought 1
try it. I was not sony Unit 1 did so, for in a short time X
began to improve, and in four weeks my eyes were ia apleor
did condition, my general health nus much improved and an
the catarrh of t tic- head was gone. I was gluil to get rid
this trouble, and am glad to endorse m-h a good uu-dicior
a?; Pertina." Miss Amanda Johnson.
v.".v. . w. w. w.v.v. v -w .
Flora Ilauser.
,.nd not wait until cit.n i h has fastened if -
elf in ome part of the svstem.
Peruna acls quickly and hetieficiaUy lei
the inflamed mut o:is membranes- tfiiinc -ihe
different organ oi the body. Ttuui
it will cure catarrh wherever locateA.
If you do not d ive prompt and sataiM
tory results from the use of Peruna, wxat
at once to l)r. llartinan. giving a lull state
ment of your tnse and he will be picaord Vt
give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. iiartmitnn. President f
The Hartma:i Sanitunurn, Coltunbip..
Ohio
A crop that jiays may rjot
pay as well as it Iimu!J.
Potash
i pl.int f a! w 'ii, h ..1 1 -r'ip it. .it Iiave.
Without it!:ivic!it I'i't.i-h to iiej npn
!:l) crop tall P.. I
I ' i: it v In tc it
I'A pet illii l;t I:,
iu.!iti.ited the
fIVta:h.
will -.,! i ,-.
to any fu-n.ei 1.
wi i wiitr f, r it.
lit lit- l- k t'.i w.
hlit faclt In fa. I.
UiiRMAX KU.I
WOh'KS
9! Sjo Sired,
New Urk.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3. &s3 SHOES
W. I.. lioiiKlai
ilioes lime ly their
Cxeelleiit style,
( e.i-y-llttlll, it n il
snpi-iliir weiiiin
lliklitil-S, Hi'llleVfil
tli lurxcst sale of
any sliocs in the
w orM.
Th-y are just .is ,-; ui.l
as those that co-t yon
4 to 95 tin ouK-
difference is the prji-e.
I.-Kik for iiaino and
pm o on Isittoin.
lloitLrlas iisra f'lii-.iim
illl,lii. m hlcli l.o.n rlu-rr rnnrrSfr-l
""""'i l-Bieill I." iltl.rr rl prfxtasrasC.
rile fur ( alalor. n .L.Puugla, Urorlla.,
CAPSICUM VASELIHEt
trti triA lutui tmi sTLiU) V
A jobstltute for ami superior to niustarlor S
any otlier pliiKter.ainl ulll rint blister 112
i.instilullcaie skiu. I lie p iin-ulloiiaii I
riirullveiiualllii Mif tlilsm tli'lcarvmuoaU-r-C
int. itwiu siopitu- tiiy'.lini l.eatonci.aivl
relieve he. tdnclle auU sciatic. VYranik-r
iiH iiil it at ttie best mill sHfu.t exierual
:ouiiUar-irrit;tn1 know 11, at fo asanei trsi
n-medy for p:;ins in Hie chest siulsU ariarli
.'iiiuitiiriieuil .it'.c.nt'Utnllcitiiil Roni) ttm
lilalntH. A tt'iii I 111 prove slulsiirUiai
turit, nnd It will lie found to It mvnlaabli
in tlie hiiusi-hnld.Maiiy peoiiU-sAjr1ttatlr
lie-1 of nil nf your in pa ru lions. " Prlrc
is., nt all il Mii.-i.-l sts or oUier Uealensor a
-etidiiiirliiUninouni t.ili; n P""laceUif
we will -end ymia f. I- rjr malU No nriirlr
should heneewpU--! liv th" puMlrll nltn
aniecarrlesimrlii'ii-l. asothrv. l-itt isnt
Keuuiue. ChtbFBKOl'Orl Ar-1. CO..
tl r-tste 1 it--1 w ibaa irrr.
MOTHER CRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN.
A rVrtn!r. Crum tat KiTer&k
r iumiii 11 rtuii T i mmmm
Viar4rra, al Pf ilr
Urmi, Hrraili 4kala
ia it h.Kirs At all Hii.U. IS
Hjmiil. imiiUt "KKt. IMM '
A. S. OLM STCO. to Kmr. .
ADVERTISE 44 iTn IT PAYS
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lit lie. jfc-
Mather Cray,
httraa i-i fr. ild.
ran's Hoi-i.,
S York till.
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