Cntr.t Nhanmatlsm and Catarrh afaallclns)
(ml Vroe.
Thesn fro risnoe ars the. rfsr't of eu
wfi:l poUone.l coii'litlon of flirt blo.iU. Jf
yon bar acMna joint ami back, shouldir
hlndss, hero ,n'.rr, cvlppjmi hands, lags or
fef, .'wollni, miiMlw, .MftiriK, sliari.,
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pitting, blurred ycilght, rtaf:.ss. Hick
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braces, iind makes n pcrle-.'t ouru of thi
worst rheumatism or foulest cntnrrh.
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A TRULYJDEAL WIFE
HER HUSBAND'S BEST HELPER
Vigorous Health Is the Great Source of
tbe Power to Inspire and Encourage
-All Women Uhould Seek It.
One of the most noted, successful and
rlcb,i men of this century, in a recent
artiobe, hatr said, " Whatever I am and
whatever success I havo attained in
this world I owe all to my wife. From
the day I first knew her she hns been
nn inspiration, and the greatest help
mate of my life."
To be such a successful tvitg, to re
tain the love and admiration of her
husband, to inspire him to make the
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constant study.
If a woman 6nds that her energies
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dark shadows appear under her eyes,
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at once to build upeher system by a
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.Dear Mrs. Fink hum:
" Ever since my child was born I have suf
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pains, backache and wretched headaches. It
affected my stomach so 1 could not enjoy my
meals, and half my time was spent in bed.
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Sludt Quick ricller From Bladder Troutrlrta
Throneh lloan'a i:itltifr t'llla.
Hon. Josepli A. aulti Member of
Congress. repreM-uUJ.Jl the 18tU Dis-
iftMt&va. "ve
eoIJiors' IIoqjo nt
Bvtl), N. Y., writes:
Qeutlemen: As
many of my friends
havo used Donn's
Kidney Pills und
hove been cuved of
kidney and bladder
troubles, I feel it my
duty to recoinmpnd
the medicine. From
personal experience I know Dean's
Kidney Tills will cure Inflammation
of tho blridder, having experienced re
lief tbe second day of using the medi
cine. (PiKiied) J. A. GOCLDEN.
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Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. .
Newspaper Man In lght Plaoi.
Joseph Bucklin Bishop, who has
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11.0 Panama commission. Is especially
well equipped to perform the duties
of that position. Mr. Bishop has all
trie expert knowledge necessnr", and,
moreover, by his long experience as
a newspaper worker la peculiarly
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Lucas Oooxtt. f
Fiiaxk J. Cheney mtiks ontu thnt hn h
senior partner ot tlio firm of F. J. CuiMir.t
Co., Jolng- businesi la tbo City of Toledo.
County ami Htnto atoremlJ, and that aalti
Arm will pay tlio gum of oss hondsed noL
LARB for aaob and nrory casa ot catasrb
that cannot ba curod by the una of Hall's
C'atahrhCubk. Frame J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
. -a. . prerenal, tbls Oth day of Decein-
seal. bor.A.U., 1836. A.W. Cileasom,
1 - ' Xotary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Curels taken Internally, an I
actndirootly on the blood aud muoous "ur
faensuf the system. Send for testlinonliilj,
Irnp. F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O,
fold by all I)ruirlst., 7.1?.
'lake Hall's Family Fills for ooatipatloa,
I'unamit nats lor babioa were in vogue
in London this summer.
ECZEMA FOR TWO YEARS
I.ttile Glrl'a Aerial SufTerlng Willi Terrible
Skill Humor Slrepleea Mclit For
Mother Spaedy Cure by Oullcura.
".My little girl had been suffering for
I wo years from eczema, and during that
lima 1 could not get a night's sleep, as her
uilmuut was very severe, i had tried so
many remedies, deriving no benefits, 1 had
given up ail hope. But as a last resort I
was persuaded to try Cuticura, and on
box of the Ointment, and two bottles of
the Insolvent, together with the roap, ef
fected a permanent cure. Airs. 1. B. Jones,
Addington, Ind. 1'."
The world's production of gold in 1904
exceeded 5C141,500,0(K).
Tavlor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum
and Mullen is Nature's great re-nedy Cures
Coughs, ColdB, Croup and Consumption,
and all throat and lung troubles. At drug
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The Age of Slang.
"Tho way you New Yorkers address
one another Is still strange to me,
although I have been coming here for
years," said a visiting New Englander.
"One would Judgo that you had no
Christian names. I seldom hear one
used, except formally. It's 'old man,'
or 'old fellow,' and eveh In speaking
to your wives it's 'little one,' 'little
woman. or some other silly diminu
tive. The women don't seem to be
much better, with such terms as 'boy,'
and 'hubby.'. The children are like
wise misnamed and seem to under
stand only such appe"atlons as 'kid'
and 'little rascal.' ?"y daughter came
here with the good old New England
name of Prlsclila, but I hear her call
ed 'Prissy,' and some even mnka It
'Cllly.' i'hls Is certainly an age of
slang." New York Sun.
Careful of Strangers.
"They're very careful at the Boston
beaches," said a man who visited the
New England metropolis a few weeks
ago. "I went down to one of the
watering places one hot day. There
had been a storm and the surf was
rough, and the man in charge refused
to let me go In bathing. I left In no
very pleasant frame of mind, and
complained to the cabman as I drove
away.
"Oh, well," said he, in a consoling
tone, "you see they don't like to have
strangers come down hero and get
drowucd. It hurts the beach."
. OLD FASHIONED FARE;
Bat Bleculle, Griddle) Canes, Pica mi
rutldlnge.
The food that made the father!
strong is sometimes unfit for the chll
dreu under the new conditions that our
cliRnglnp civilisation Is constantly
bringing In. One of Mr. Bryan's neigh
bors in the great State of Nebraska
writes:
"I was raised in the South, where
hot biscuits, grlddlo cakes, pies and
puddings are eaten at almost every
meal, and by the time I located In Ne
braska, I found myself a sufferer from
indigestion and its attendant ills dis
tress and pains after meals, an almost
constant headache, dull, heavy sleepi
ness by day and sleeplessness at ulgbt,
loss of flesti, Impaired memory, etc., etc.
"I was rapidly becoming incapaci
tated for business when u valued friend
suggested a change In my diet, the
abandonment of heavy, rich stuff and
tbo use of Grape-Nuta food. I fol
lowed tbe good advice and shall always
be thankful that I did so.
"Whatever may be the experience
of others, tbe beneficial effects of the
change were apparent iu my case al
most Immediately, My stomach, which
had rejected other food for ao long, took
to Orape-Nuts most kindly; In a day
or two my headache was gone. I be;ajj
to sleep healthfully and before a week
was out the scales showed that lny lost
weight was coming back. My memory
was restored with the renewed vigor
that I felt In body and mind. For three:
years now Grape-Nuts food has kept
tue In prime condition, and I propose It
shall for tbe rest of my days.
"And, by the way, my 2A year old
baby is as fond of Urape-Nuts as I am,
always Insists ou having It. It keeps
her HK bcaltby and hearty as they make
them." Nnruo given by Postum Co.,
Battle Creek,, Mlcb, There's reason.
Head the little book "Tbe Iload to
Wellville ' lu pkgj. ''
What the Pis Will Appreciate.
Some farmers thoroughly believe the
pig to bo the scavenger about the
farm; but let It bo understood thnt he
appreciates n good healthy meal of
sound food nml will prove it to you
when It comes marketing time.
Crops For Overflowed Laud.
The problem of utilizing lands sub
ject to annual overflow has continued
to receive attention. Particular atten
tion has been given the short season
animal crops, such as millet, early
varieties of corn and sorghum, buck
wheat, cowpeas. soy beans, and rape,
for lands that are free from water
during mid-summer and tho fall sea
son, and all these crops have been
grown successfully on land that was
covered with water until tho latter
imrt of .Tune. Tlio native grasses
which are extensively rut for hay on
overflowed nnd swamp lands are also
being studied with n view to making
seed of sonic of the best of them avail
able on ilie markets, ho that farmers
who nre in need of such grasses may
be able to obtain their seed. Indiana
Farmer.
(illness For Itrollers.
The follow lug from the St. Louis Ke
pulilic indicates thnt n new use is bc
Iiir found for young gninrus. The most
serious obstacle In the way of success
on this line ir, the fact that guinea hens
cannot be forced to lay nt alL seasons.
They lay only through the breeding
reason, it few weeks In early summer.
The increasing scarcity of game has
increased the demand for various poul
try products out of the usual line.
Among these are turkey broilers.
MI'iabs, small chicken broilers and
guinea broilers. A New York dealer
who lias had to pay top prices for
.vouns guinea chickens wrlics as fol
lows wilh regard to this specialty:
Young guineas have been coming
into favor since the passage of the
strinzent game laws which havo pre
vented dealers and restaurant men
from getting stilliclciit game to supply
their wants. The guineas nre wanted
when weighing from three-quarters to
one and one-half pounds, delivered
dead, with feathers on, and selling at
1 per pair.
Milage Tor Cow t'reriintr.
Scores ot feeders this year are ptit
ing in silos, as the most sceptical have
become convinced that silage for cut
tle feedinsr. both for 'cows and .voting
beef cattle, is of great value. Silage
can te kept and fed right through
the summer as well as in the winter.
There Is another advantage., says
Home and Farm, In feeding silage not
usually reckoned on; the slight fermen
tation that takes place in the silo adds
a flavor thnt for want of a better name
bus been termed pnlntabllity. Cows
nnd all farm stock do better when
given the feed they like, whether the
chemist is nble to detect tho same
amount of value or not. In this ease
it is better to trust to th Judgment of
the animals themselves. Knsilage will'
muko more butter fat than the same
quantity of nutrients from any other
furm feed. The same may bo said of
Increase In the weight of href cattle.
Other stock appreciate a partial ra
tion of ensilage and prom by it to al
most tile same exlent as cattle, al
though it la not so generally led to
horses, sheep or hogs.
Cnminnn Mwiiitt Ailments.
The Indiana stntlon states, in it bul
letin, that rheumatism is attributed to
damp, cold pons and exposure, but
It may occur In hogs when well man
aged. Overfeeding is also said to cause
it. Bheumalle symptoms are frequent
ly noticed at the beginning of an out
break of hog cholera. The muscles
and joints may both be Involved and
the symptoms quite marked. There
may be a fever, loss of appetite and n
general luck of condition. The lame
ness will move about nnd may involve
one or more of the legs. ntnetlnies
there is considerable swelling of the
hock, the knee or the Joints of the
foot. If the muscles of ihL. back arc
Involved, It In. arched and very tender
on manipulation. Stiffness in tbe gait
is present, especially if tho quarters
are involved. Tbe pain in the inuscls
nnd swollen, lutinined Joints is inlense.
and the hog will sometimes squeal
when tho pari are handled or joints
flexed. While the hog is asleep there
may bo sudden relaxation or muscles.
On account of the pain aud ditlicully
in walking the hog will lie around the
pen most of the time and refuse to go
fur for his food. Preventive treat
ment is very Important. It means the
providing of dry.- comfortable quar
ters and the avoidance of exposure.
The straw stack should be avoided ns
a shelter for hogs. Sick hogs should
be given sloppy food. Salicylate of
soda can be given In twenty or forty
grain doses three times daily. Recov
ery occur lu from two to three weeks.
The disease may become chronic.
Weekly Witness.
Kihauelluij Farina.
Exhaustion of soils Is n loss of the
stored weulth of farms, but it Is not
necessarily a result of farm manage
ment that such contingency may hap
pen on all farms that are worked to
their highest productive capacity, it
Is true that, by nu improvident 'sys
tem of farming, farms can be so de
teriorated as to be entirely unproduc
tive, but if intelligence In tho manage
ment of farms is put iu exercise they
should Improve under all circum
stances. Iu former yours It was a
general rule to "plant ouu year and
sow the next," which meant thut corn
was to be succeeded by wheat, rye
op-oats, and then followed by corn
again. Such a system, even when tbe
l.'iud is manured, is expensive, for
there is not n vast difference In the re
quirements of coru and wheat. They
take somewhat tho same substances
from the soil, and to follow one with
tho other deprives the laud of certain
substances, leaving unused plant food
that go partly to waste, aa there are
some insolunblo substances lu nil soils
that are made avaljuble during the
process of cultivating crops, and where
the crops are uot of the kind which
require such plant foods the laud con
sequently Joscb, by ltachlng of the
soil, much that would be appropriated
by souio more sultublo crop, Exhaus
tion of soils seldom occurs where thhc
crops are rotated, as rotation permits
of n more general appropriation of all
plant food rather than to use certain
kinds iu excess.
Progressive farmers now practice n
system ot rotation In which grass and
clover arc largely employed. Crass
not only provides a crop , but also
serves to protect the soil in various
ways. On soils thnt grow clover pot
ash Is a most valuable fertilizer, but
nitrogenous fertilizers nre not so bene
ficial, as It Is now customary to em
ploy the clover plant to Rtore up nitro
gen for the wheat nnd corn. It being
under these circumstances an actual
benefit. Totash, phosphoric neld, limo
and nllrogen, being the prime elements
thnt enter into , the composition of
Rolls, they are naturally diffused in ex
cess on all good farms, but they act
best wheii In combination and con
junction. If farmers utilize nny crop
that takes away more nitrogen than
potash they should the next season
grow something that needs but little
nllrogen nnd more potash. By this
method the soil offers to each crop that
which Is best adapted for Its purpose,
reserving for a succeeding season the
plant roods not utilized. Where one
kind of crop may thrivo and grow
rapidly another may prove unprofit
able, simply because the soil, though
really productive, may lack In some
essential substance required, but by
rotation of crops each kind finds some,
thing lu the soil which it prefers In
preference to all others.
Certain soils, when reduced in fer
tility by crops, and upon which no
manure or fertilizers have been em
ployed, will recuperate by what Is
known ns "fallowing" or "resting," by
not being employed in growing a crop
of any kind for a year, or even a long
er period of time. If no crop at all is
grown on the soil it will be assisted
by the nil', rains, snows and dews,
with the action of heat and frosr.whlcli
nfford greater capacity of production,
and. while a positive gain is thus
made by the soil, at the same time the
recuperation also arises from chemi
cal decomposition and reaction, as n
constant change is at all times taking
place In the soil from the action of the
elements, ir runners desire to bring
(heir farms up to the highest capacity
of production they must manage with
a view of their limited power, by the
Judicious use of fertilizers and manure,
and also by proper rotation, and the
farm should, Instead of becoming ex
hausted, "be richer nnd more produc
tive. The system of farrowing has
largely gone out of practice, progres
sive farmers preferring to resort to
the quicker, surer and more direct
method of feeding the soil with manure
nnd fertilizers. Fallowing also means
the loss of tile use of the land for a
year or more, which is not aR profit
able as providing the plant foods and
harvesting the crops. Climate and
soils largely govern systems of farm
ing, but no farmer who Is progressive
should allow his soils to fall off In
productive capacity or become exhausted.
A Kra lloz For Winter.
"I Id like my ,boes. If the read
er has a nearly continuous supply of as
tine honry as I have on my table
right along he would like bis bees.
Bees are useful otherwise. That is
why I plead for winter protection for
bees. They deserve it. Tbey royally
pay for It. They sweeten our lives
oven if they do sting now and then.
Let us reciprocate by tempering tin
bitterness and severity of the bliz
zards that may come up on them." Mr.
fJvoiner makes this plea In Farm and
Fireside for the little insects he likes
so much and then gjves the aceompu-
w ist en rnoTBCriox ron hives.
njing account of how he insures the
sul'cly and comfort of his bee colo
nies: In the illustration the hives are
shown as they are iu the open sea
son. I leave them standing on the
phi t tori a, which afterward serves
the bottom for tho box in which the
stands are' encased during tbo winter.
If one or moro of the hives havo been
moved away or separated during the
swarming season I gradually move
them closer together again nnd finally
place them ns tbo Illustration shows.
When cold weather approaches the
cusiug is put around the hives. The
front, rear and aides cuch are sepa
rate, being put together with screws.
My boo box (seo picture) is Jive
feet long and two feet three Inches
wide. Tbo front is two feet high and
the rear eighteen inches high. I fill
the box with chaff or cut straw, pack
lug it closely around the beehives,
then remove tbe tops, or covers, of
each hive and also the honey board,
covering tho frames Instead with a
cushion 'or piece of thfck cloth or
blanket. The spaco between the hives
and the cover, or roof, of tbe box is
then tilled with chaff, etc., and well
pressed down. Finally tho cover is
screwed on, and tbe job is done.
The top, of course, is slanting
enough to shed ralu. I cover mine
with tarred felt. Bees thus protected
are iu good shape, and, if well pro
vided with honey at tho beginning of
wluter and have a young or strong
queen, are likely to pss through tbe
severest winter unharmed aud to be
ready for another season of work and
usefulness when spring comes.
In fifty-nine years Mexico bad fifty
two presidents, dictators and emperors,
before tun time of President Dlan.
UNCLE SAM "A Remedy That Has
Such Endorsements Should
Be In Every Home."
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Mull's Anti Belch
To convince you that It cures.
Uaruilvss. No drugs. Stomach trouble can't be cured otherwise ao aays Medical Science. Drugs won't do,
they cat up the stomach and make you worse. Vou will know that it will cure you as soon aa you begin its use.
That Is why ws let you try It free.
Teas thtsPnnpna ro ronr drnsrlet and he
we wlea only oua bci lowaab SaoiUy. If you osn
saHTaddiaaa of ilia drusaiat. sad ws'U aend rou a
oua net ieen Mtuuy.. n you osn
oi kria urusaiai. aau w aeau you a
ihh Grape tonic Co.r,
2 131 Wook lsilnd, III. 1105.
T tin Retail Crneelst : f.m'."
oil poo to to tha Jnbt-ai of whom you purohai
and bn will aiva rou J cants tn caati or traiia
prupariy sWnad, wLich you muU hlut.
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Tour sddaMaVars.
Interest All Parties.
by scientific apparatus
experiments. They are
THE CHAMPIONS SHOOT
The Great Antiseptic
Price, 25c, 50c. and $ 1 .00.
Dr. EARL S. SLOAN,
615 Albany St., Boston, Mass.
GUARANTEED TO CURE
COLD, HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA.
THERE IS NO ,iSJ
SLICKER LIKES
r,
Forty wars &oo rvf e.fW
of use on the eastern coast Tower 'a
woierprooj unea o.t3 were Introduced
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in ii iw. f.Ti. nivi wcr(7 rxwon it i r-y v av Mr
the pioneers and cowboys. Thia Graphic
iioiTnc noa come mw sucri general uae Thai
it U frequently thou?h wrongfully applied
to many aubititute You w&nt the Genuine
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OOLD feY PEPRtrSENTATrVE TRADE
i A J Town i" n kne.mil mik n t a
TOytR O.WAHlAN CO.liiietH.TOtONTO. CAN
to cure stomach trouble. A new method.
Nothlnj else like it known. It's sure and
tyAv arm iu whihb BBUiHi
CUT OUT THIS COUPON.
bHMsbsks cut out on this imt.mmm6amTmwmkWkWBwmmmaKm
will sirs you e rranlar fuU sfsasoe Bos of Bfnll'a Antf
ddo aiireamae wfioaoeoaoi asap siuirs anti iiairs
aumiite vy luau.
' Failaui.
Adraaa,
and ailslrAaa 03
iotl iwni tliii full
rtn ILlB HnifMlv.
It thl Jabfaflr I" '''T aco.ru tats Co pon If the
l INI MlfUUBI . luu ta proiwW aleuad, and sir to lha r
taJlst ourtus lbs ry,.ly f,om , 0,.70 oS or lMU, fa
aauia. sliru yoor firm uaiuaaad addrsnt and forward all ouu-
tuna to oa at snr tima you liSa, aud we wui nuiii you la luii
r iwturn mail aoovote for aarb soupoa prorvls aisuad m ika
oouauuiar, raiajlar aud yourU. w
(or aacb coduou.
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sine bare.
JobLae,
3 cut out on thi unc.C
W. L. Douglas
3'&$3'J? SHOES
W. L. Douglas 94.00 Cllt Ed go Una'
cannot be equalled at any nrice.
W.L.OOVCLAr, MAKC86HO KFIL8
MtiHt rami's mn. 6a sH'ftm ihah
AMY OTHER MAMUfAGIURCH.
CHI nnfi RfWAROtomrO-.ewhecji
e I UU UvJ disprove this ttttamint.
W. I.. nula SO shoes havt br thr tr
Cellrnf style, eaay fitting-, and superinrwrarlns;
qualities, achieved the largest safe of anv S.I.SO
shoe In the world. Ihev are Just aa toni as
thr.ee lhat cost you $3.00 to 57.00 the only
dltfrrence Is the price. If I ould take you Into
my factory at Brockton, Mase., the laret la
the world under one roof making men's fine
hoes, and show vnu the care with which every
fair ol Houglas ehnrs I. msde. you would realize
why W. L. Douglas S.t.50 shoes are the best
shoes produced In the world.
If I could show you the dliierence between the
shoes made In my factory and those of other
makes, vou would understand why Omifflae
s.t.MI shoes com more to make, why they hold
their share, fit belter, wear longer, and are of
reatcr Intrinsic value than any other I SO
shoe on the market to-day.
Mr. I. 0oD0rfa Sironq Mntta Shomm for
Mmn. fS.HO, 9'-t.OO. ftaym' School
Drrmm Shorn. S2.BO, 92, $1.7 6,t1.BO
CAUTIQN. Insist upon Imvlrj W.I..Ioiig.
Ii hli.'es. J;(Ko it., eiili.litute. N me cniiine
without his name ami n iae t:ii;jl n bittom.
WANTED, A ehf ileitler In sv.T7 iivn whora
W. I,. Oniiclss Shoe urn iK.r s.,1.1. Knll line of
aamples sent free for Inspection upon r'(Ut.
fast Color Eytlcts used; thtq u ill not U fa. brassy.
. Write for llluAtrite,l r?itak,q of Kill S'tIos.
"VV. L. DIM lil.AS, ::ii, kton. Mase.
CONCENTRATED
GRAB ORCHARD
WATER.
Nature's great remedy for
Dyspepsia, ISick Headache,
Constipation.
Stimulates the Liver, regu
lates the Bowels and keepa
the entire system ina healthy
condition. A natural pro
duet with a record of a cen
tury. If afflicted try it.
Sold by all druggists.
Crab Orchard Water Co.,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
FOR WOMEN J-
trontled with Ills peculiar to
taeir sex, utoo as a aoucae is marvelously suc
cessful. Thoroughly denotes, kills disease germs,
stops aisclurges, heals iBUammatioa and local
ccreness, cures leacoirhaa and nasal catarrh,
l'axtine is in powder form to be dissolved in pns
wntrr, and is far more cleansing, healing, eermicidsl
ALd economical than liquid antiseptic for slT
TOILET AND WOMEN'S SPECIAL USES
1'or sale at drupgists, 60 cents a bos.
Trial Box and Book ol Instructions Pre.
Thc R. faxTOM Coeapany BoaTon, Hus
Athletes
Know
and
use
John
5fjN'S sVtOOYH
UNiMtri.
for rub down after eiercUtitr.
It aHKt)i ami IteftU surs? ami iiillNuti
miiirlw. I'iitm pruiiii. fUraiUfi mad
bruiMC. Fur Internal and External
tiae. Try it wbn yon nave a cough or
cold. 2A at.il 40 centa. At artiggut.
I. S. iOHtfSON A CO- lotton. Mm.
PENSION F OK AGE. J"
near orUjf
111 BITSBSf
aioD Jur l
Writ ma at unco for olauka and iiutruutltu...
Iree cl charge. No Pension, Jto fay. Addm.
W. U. W1LLU. Wills Bulldluf , Jli ludllm..o,
M usntllKtciu. U. U lluu and lru-Ali.
btlilrliH..
CATARRH it the mother of CONSUMPTION
Our CABBOLATE of IODISE POCKET
INHALEH is a guanntned i-ure. rrloatl.UU.
W M. tsMiTH & CO.,
01 BuNals. N. Y., Sols Hanvtauturers sad Proprs
AD V ERTISE" '""iV" IT PA If i
1
At Your Druggist's
By absorption. No drugs. Do yon
Wafers
pleasant Cures by absorption.
Belch Wafers abaliitely trnc. rtftroembee.
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