f
irtieularlv the Ladies.
U only pie"" ,n(1. 'cfref '"S o
Lie, but gently dewing and iweet
r,0 the iytem, Syrup of Fik and
of Sew Pu Urly adapted
Sic and children, .and beneficial in
euei in which wholesome, strength
T8nd effective laxative should be
It is perfectly safe at all bmes and
U cold, headache and the pains
Cd b? inJigeton and constipation to
-nV.nd effectively that it is the one
Wt family laxative which gives sativ
L o all and U recommended by
lorn of families who have used it and
have personal knowledge of it ex-
ffiSnderfJ popularity, however, has
1 unKmpulous dealers to offer imita-
which act unsatisfactorily, lhere-
when buying, to get its beneficial
jcis alwavs note the full name or the
rPany California Fig Syrup Co.
iJy printed on the front of every
W of the genuine Syrup of Figs
J LJixir of Senna. ,
" Toe sale by all leading druggist. I nee
) cenU per bottle
tblg la merely two nidles of fashion
4vorIng to Identify each other.
i?!ench bean coffee,
I 1 CENT A POUND
B will IT" In your own garden,
r p"lng hern 1" Wisconsin In !"0
i jt Splendid health roffua and cost
1 1 to grow about on cent a pound.
A groat rarity; a healthful drink.
gtnU us t'Mlay 13 centH In stamps
t wa M ntnll you packago abovo
cf.Jf seed with full directions and
ci mammoth seed and plant rata
1 I'frce. Or Fend us 31 rents and we
ill 10 pac kages (lenant flower and
nurpaf.al)l vegetable seeds, miffl
c"t to grow bushels of vegetables
I 4 flowers. Or ninko your remittance
4) frits and wo add to nil of abovo 10
Pokag-s of wonderful farm need spe
cialties and novelties. John A. Salzcr
8!i Co., 1S2 S. StU St., La Crosse. Wis
A Woman's Letter.
Ytflfn, It Is generally admitted,
WTtte better letters than men.
M Marre! Provost has discovered
Ci reason for this superiority. "The
eiflrnis meaning Is never the one we
should read Into a woman's letter.
Tisrn Is always a veiled meaning.
V.'Ofran makes use of a letter Just
as she employs a glnnco or a smile.
In way that Is rarefully thought out,
M with an ee to effect. And, after
all, does a woman's hat serve to cover
hef head? Itoes a woman's parasol
imp off the sun? Why, then, should
a woman's letter serve to convey her
real thoughts to the person ad
irssfifd. Just like the letters of some
hosest grocer, who writes, 'I send you
Hts pounds of coffee,' because he
mil; does send you five pounds of
sefce."
Consumption Spreads In Syria.
Consumptives In Syria are treated
today much In the same way as tlio
tcjsrs have been for the lust 2,001)
yearn. Tuberculosis la a comparative
ly fecptit dlsoiiHB among the Arabs and
Byrliins, but so rapidly has it spread
tlisl the nuthvs nro In great fear of
Itj ConKoqueiitly when a member of
family Is known to have the disease,
lis Is frequently cant out and compelled
to tin of exposure, und want A Btiiall
hospital 'or eoiiKiiinptlves hns been
P'il st Ilcyrcmt under the direction
of Dr. Mary p. Eddy.
I Work and Marriage.
the New York courts recently
fit, aul 17, on bdug told by her
"Mtl.tr that sho was old enough to
fo.to work, replied: "Work, I will
Ml I prefer to marry." Whereupon
was married before night to a
Totog man owning $S per week.
That Is of a p,ce Wth the reasoning
.another Klrl who, being lnterro
itl by a friend, "Where are you
working; now, Mamie?" answered
Promptly, "I aiu't working; I'm mar
". -Boston Herald.
What Wat He?
Mrs. Hoylo.My husband la ft para
noiac. Urn. DoyleWhy didn't you marry
a American?
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The Taste
I Test-
Pos
Toasiies
?!ave a dainty, sweet flavour
Phases the palate and
'fsfus particular folks.
"Tke Fact
,lmt ( actl J'ear increasing
,0,,s;inds use this delicious
ls food evi,l..., f
'i'lll.irity.
10stToaMies or- ma
k..r. -ujr IU
f rve direct .... ,
Un am or milk-a con
Lr' Whlesorao breakfast
kh.
'The Memory Lingers"
n'"lCrMk,U,ch,,a-
j A FASHION PUZZLE.
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PROMOTER RETIRES FROM GAME
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Tex Rlckard
1x Rlckurd, probably the most In
teresting character In the sporting
world, at the Waldorf Astoria In New
York the other day, told the story of
a checkered career, from a cow punch
er to a millionaire. Forty years old
now and rolling In wealth, his life has
been one series of tips and downs.
At eleven years of age KUkard
started life as a cow puncher on the
Texas frontier. At twenty-live, with
bartdy car faro, he went from Texas
to Alaskn. In less than two years lie
B'.ado $57,000 on Iawson mining prop
srties there.
In the spring of 1S09 h went to
Nome with $3.1 and started a gambling I
house there. In the fall of the same I
yenr he had cleared up $10,000. One
fear after his $.15 start he was $100,
000 to the good nnd In five yenrs was
worth half a million. Ho sunk this In
mining proper'les then and before six
months had lost all but $1(1.000. With
this he went to (ioldtleld In 1905 and
with a partner Invested il.1,000 In the
BOTH WERE QUICK THINKERS
"Count" Herman Long and President
Tom Lynch Had Fast Working
Brains, Says Fred Tenney.
Manager Fred Tenney of the lloston
Rustlers, tells an anecdote that gives
an Instance of the remarkable quick
thinking on tho bnll field of the late
Herman ("Count") Long, and also the
liethods of President Thomas J. Lynch
9f the National League, when he was
plain Tom Lynch, the umpire.
"The old lloston team was playing
the Giants at the I'olo Grounds." soys
Tenney,' "several years ago. When
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President Lynch.
the Olants went In for their ninth Inn
ing we had a lead of one run, with
two out and no runs In They hnd a
man on third nnd another on first.
Jouett Meekln wns the runner at my
'corner, and George Van Haltren, a
left-hand batter and a very fast man,
was at the bat.
"Herman, kuowlng Van's habit of
JP
Mexico frowns severely on boxing
pxhlbltlons, but bullrlims nourish In
that country.
"There's such a thing as a hall play-,
er's having too much temperament."
ilghs Clark Griffith.
Iw Moron will pitch for Cincinnati
this season. No chance of tho I'ltts
burg boy's figuring in a trade.
Catcher Mitchell of the Yankees,
now on his way to Rochester, was an
American League pitcher nine years
ago.
At least one of John I. Taylor's trou
bles has disappeared. Corrlgan, the
catcher, affixed his signature to a con
tract. When the feeling la a basketball
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X .rlli. rn saloon. In live years a
$1,000,000 dividend was declared on
the $l."i,(HM) Investment.
The panic of 1H07 came near putting
Tex ('own and out for good. Mining
stocks went bad and he dropped a
million and a half In cash. He had
b Id considerable property, however,
and w hen things boomed again bo sold
his properties, realizing enough for
another fresh start. When he came
east last winter to bid for the John-
son-Jeffries light Tex was suspected j
to ue nroKo; dui no sn " u ir
from It. Just now Klckard Is prepar-
lug for a trip to .South America.
"Are you contemplating anything
of a sporting nature?" hn was asked.
"No," ho replied, "tho fight game Is
at a standstill. I'm going back to my
first love cattle raising."
Women were permitted to watch
the Hackensrhmldt Zbyszko wrestling
match tho other night at New York.
Was It as sane as that?
hitting toward right. Btayed up close
to second. It was well he did, for Van
Haltren hit a fast grounder perhaps
six or seven feet tho other side of
second, and Hermann was after It at
the crack of tho bat. He made one of
those marvelous left-handed scoops on
the run for which he was noted. I
was expecting the throw to first and
so was Tom Lynch, who was the um
pire on the bases.
"Ixiiig, however, tho moment he
clutched the bnll, saw with chain light
ning baseball sense that Vnn Haltren
would bent his throw, and to my
amazement ho made a headlong dive
and scramble for Bccond base to forco
Meekln. H was a cinch that he got
bis man. but. fearing that Lynch had
missed tho play, In my excitement I
I grabbed bis arm, exclaiming. 'Geo, ho
got him!"
" 'Let go o' my arm," growled Lynch,
shaking me off.
"For a moment I thought I had
ipieered the play and tho score would
bo tied. To my great relief Lynch In
another second waved his arm.
"The man Is out." he shouted.
"Tho gamo was over and as we
walked off the field I apologized to
Lynch for taking hold of him. "That's
all right," was his reply. "You were
excited; 1 merely didn't like to have
the crowd see you do It."
Field Not to Coach Amherst.
Jack Field, the Yale football player,
denies tho statement published In sev
eral newspapers that ho would coach
tho Amherst football eleven next fall
and would enter Harvard Iaw school.
Field said that he was not going to
coach any football team and was not
going to enter tho Harvard I.w school.
He stated that Amherst made him an
offer to conch Its football eleven, but
he declined It.
That professor who Bays he will dis
cover many stars and place them on
the map ought to he In demand among
innjor lengtio magnates.
game becomes bo strong as to caiiBe
suicide It Is carrying the Bport a HtUo
too far.
President Han It. Johnson of the
American league says that, he will se
lect the, official scorers In the same
old way.
Lob Enislle, National league umpire,
won a trap shoot at Mutton, Out,
and his friends claim that he can pass
an eye test devised by the magnates
of the organlzatoln.
Jack Knight was not considered good
enough for the Athletics or Red Sox.
but has made good with a vengeanco
with tho YHiikoos after having served
a year In Usiltlmoro In tho Eastern
league.
Judge Elliott and William Connors,
two of the olllclals of the Phillies,
have sailed for Kuropo for a pleasure
trip. President Fgel might have gone
with them, but he was sick lu bed
when they left.
Taddy Livingston could not hold
down his Job In Cincinnati and was
forced to work tlirco years at Indian
apolls before Cotmlu Alack resiued
htm and made him a member of tho
world's champions.
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Remarkable Recovery From Serious
Kidney Trouble.
Jacob See, 109 1'rlnce St., Newark,
N. .!., suys: "I suffered unlll I thought
I would be better dead. I was In con-
plant pain, Incapacitat
ed for work and could
0 $ not sleep. The urine
kll n.inuufl tri fr-Ai.lv an.l 1
vN innnv times nt nlcht. I
Y, was growing gradually
worse. Nothing helped
mo and then I began
with Doan's Kidney I'HIs and was
cured. This took place fourteen years
ni) and I have had no trotitilo allien."
Kemember the mime Doan's.
Tor salo by all dealers. SO cents a
box. Fostcr-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, X Y
WONDERFUL!
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.She-1 wonder If the waiter speaks
the new language--what do they -.
call It ? Ks-perunto?
Il Oh, yes! He talks It like a
native.
HEAD SOLID MASS OF HUMOR
"I think the Cuticura Remedies are
the best remedies for eczema 1 have
ever heard of. My mother had n child
who had a rnsh on Its head when It
was real young. Doctor called It baby
nihil. Hn gave us medicine, but It
did no good. In a few days the head
j was a solid mass; a running sore. It
' was awful, the child cried continually.
' We had to hold htm anil watch lilm
! to keep him from scratching the
sore. Ills suuvring was oreaiiiui. At
.lHt wo r).iu. inhered Cuticura Heme
dies. We got a dollar bottle of Cuti
cura Resolvent, a box of Cuticura
Ointment, and a bar of Cuticura Soap.
We gave the Kesolvent ss directed,
washed the head with tlio Cuticura
Soap, and applied tho Cuticura Oint
merit. We had not used hair tierore
10 (.MUyH hpnj ,.i,.ar ad free
from eczema, and It has never come
back again. His head was healthy
and he hnd a beautiful head of hair.
I think the Cuticura Ointment very
pood for the hair. It makes the hair
grow and prevents falling hair."
(Signed! Mrs. Francis Lund, I'lnln
City. Vtah, Sept. 10, 1310. Send to the
Potter Drug &. Cheni. Corp., lloston,
Mass., for free Cuticura llook on the
treatment of skin and scalp troubles.
Reason Enough,
A negro near Xenla, (., had been
arrested for chicken stealing. He had
stolen so many that his crime hud be
come grand larceny.
He was tried uml convicted, and
brought In for sentence.
"Have you any reason to offer why
the Judgment of tho court should not
be passed umiii you?" he was asked
"Well. Jedge," he replied, "I cnln't
go to Jail now, nohow. I'm bulldin' a
shack out yonder, an' I Jus' caln't go
till I git It done. You kin study see
dnt." Philadelphia Sunday Evening
l'Oht.
Free Blood Cure.
If you hav; pimples, olTrnMve eruptions,
old tore, cancer, ik-limf, criitcluiig
ecrninf tuppurut SHrllitis, bmie p:iiiin,
hot kkin, or if jour blood in thin or im
pute, then Itotiimc Mood Ilului ill It. II. I
will hnil every sure, stop nil itching hikI
make the Mood pure an I rich, ( iiiti sl'lt-r
sll le finis. t (K) pir lame buttle at
dni(( Meres. Nample fire bv writing lilo'X1
Halm Co., Atlanta, tiu., Depart incut B.
The Easier Way.
"Your wlfo nnd you seem to get
along so beautifully together. Don't
you ever have any differences of opiu
Ion?" "Oh, yes, every day, but I don't let
her llnd It out."
TO IIKIVK OlT Mil U.I
AMI lit II l ' THK SYSTFM
T lh Ohl Mmi.nnl UIK'VB TASThl.K-s
( till. I. TONIC l"U know hal you r I.M4.
Th formula H plainly prlnlrtl on rjmrf botli.i,
Sloping li lit Ktmply Oiilnliirt mil Iron lu ft tit'l.--lrn
torni. Th Oiilnllio ilrUM oul lh umlftrl
Kii.l tlio Iron hullo up the umioiii. buUI bg U
tur nil . I rlw Ul ckiiu.
Civic Rivalry. -
Squire Murnltt We're goto' to have
a newspaper In Lonelyville.
Cncle Welby Gosh (of Drearyhurst)
Whore nre ye goln' to git it printed?
Fnr HKAllArilK lllrka CAPI'IINK
Whrihrr lr.nn oliln, Hi nt, munineh or
N'rrTi-iiH TrouliloH. 1'hmiiIIiii will ri-llrre you.
Il l UoilM- plrnniit to tlikr--el linmioll
ntelT. Try II. 10c., 2So., ami W mm l drug
turns.
Intends to Be Boss.
Maud Do you intend to marry or
to retain your liberty?
Ethel Hoth
Taylor's Cherokee Tiemrdy of Fret Gum
and 'Mullen i" Nature's great, ieine.lv
Cures l'inii;li. Colds, Crnni nnd Whooping
CiiukIi and nil threat and lung troubles. At
druggists, "."'0, S0o and $1.00 per bottle.
Tho entire object of truo education
Is to make people not merely do tho
right thing, but enjoy tho right thing.
Ruskln.
Mr. Pierce's Pellets, small, siigar-conteil,
en to take nn candy, reirnl.ite an I invii;
orate Kt on iu"h, liver nnd bum -Is. Do nut
gripe.
I honor any man any where, who,
in the conscious dlnchargo of what
be believes to lie his duly, dares to
stand alone. Charles Sumner.
Sore Throat i no trilling ailment. It
will rnmct one earrv infection to tho en
tire fvstem tlironirli tlie food von eat,
IlatnliiiH Wizard (Id cures Sore Throat.
Scoundrel's Last Refuge.
Patriotism Is the hiBl refuge of a
scoundrel. Johnson.
rir.K ciKrn in atom hath
Tonraii-pv-ist l r, ilin.1 money If I'AU OINT
yi.Nl' l:iU to rnro mir rum of ItrliliiK, Mind,
111.-, air,! ur I'rolrml.nu I'llcn lu II lu 14 Uu;. 6UU.
People seldom improve when they
hnn no model but thumseives to uiy
niter OoMhiulth.
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Jfottsvllle. Joseph Chrlstock, who
murdered Mrs. Mary Fahls last No
vember, and later confessed to twa
other murders, surprised Sheriff Mur
phy when the latter had read the
death warrant for Chrlstock' execu
tion on March HO by handing lilm the
following statement, written in his
own hand: "SlierllT: I am Indeed
very, very sorry for what I have don
to Mr. Fahls and family. I know that
1 must die and I am preparing for th
same. I feel very grateful to Mr
Flaig and his good wife for what they
have done for me In my present trou
ble. I hope nnd pray that the Ak
mighty God will pardon me my sins,
nnd also all of the people will foigivs
me for what I have done."
York. Mis. Louise Peterson, 74
years old, was found with her heai'
crushed and neck broken on the brlety
piivencnt of the yard at tlie lionrn
in house of Mrs. Kate Much. Ths
woman occupied a third-story room
directly above where the body was
found, nnd It Is evident Unit she haij
lumped or fallen from the window
The woman had been In falling health
for sometime nnd several days age
she remarked to her hoarding housn
keeper that she did not epect to hi
here much longer. Mrs. Peterson had
lived her" for about a year with her
sou, Lewis I'eterson, who Is superin
tendent of a local watch case factory
York. -A neighbor's quarrel result
ed In a verdict in favor of Mis. Amelia
Furry of flnn. Half nf this was for
mental strain and the other half for
expenses. John II. Matkle, n neigh
bor of Mis. Forty, had pioseeiited her
because she hail removed a landmark
which had divided their properties
l'he Grand Jury ignored the bill and
Mrs. Forry then sued Markle f ir dam
ngeH fur malicious prosecution.
I'ottsville. William G. Faust, n
prominent resident of Auburn, wsi
killed by n Pennsylvania lUilroad
work train at the railroad crossing
near Auburn, when the auto truck
which he was driving was struck and
demolished. He was secretary of tin
Auburn Ilorough Council and part
owner of nn underwear factory In An
burn.
Glrardvllle- Tired of life because ot
alleged domestic troubles, Simon
Shutta, a miner, of William I'eiin
blew off his head with dynamite
Shutta entered the mine, went to the
face nf the breast, but Instead of be
ginning his dally work, tied several
sticks of dynamite about his neck and
lit the fuse. His body was horribly
mutilated.
York. John Shlve was elected n
member of the West York Council by
a flip nf n coin to succeed C. L. Green
who had resigned. Mr. Sliive's oppo
nent for the office was John Homer,
and after four ballots had been taken
the borough fathers found themselves
In a deadlock. To legalize the election
a ballot was enst after the coin had
been tossed by Iturgess Luther E. New
comer.
Lancaster.- Mrs. Mary Wilson, aged
31 venrs, colored, died nt the Lancas
ter General Hospital from a wound in
flicted by her husband, Charles Wil
son, aged .'tli years, also colored, who
then killed himself. Mr. Wilson sep
arated from her husband some tlin
igo. Sho returned last week, but
several days ago she again left his
home, declaring she would never go.
back.
Hellertown. The choral choir nl
Christ Lutheran Church. Alleulowa
under Conductor E. R. Kocher's di
rection, sang Spohr's honnUful ora
tion, "The Last Judgment." here In
Christ I'nlon Church. After the con
rert the local choir presented a silver
loving cup to John Selling, of the Al
lentown choir.
1 tally. At a sale nf the poisonnl ef
fects of the late Abraham Flint, ol
Washington township, who was one ol
the eldest members of the Meiinonites
nf lower Herks county, s grandfather's
clock, which was an heirloom in tho
Ehst family, was sold to Mr. Runs, ol
Harm, for $04.
Committees represent imr the Rrorh
prliood of Railroad Trainmen, who
will hold their anniiMl convention ir
this i lly in May, have Invited presi
ilent Tnft to nddress the convention
ahlch will contain delegates from
every State in tho I'nlon. The com
mitteemen are hopeful that the Pies
tdent will accept.
Mrs. Howard M. Ilird discovered a
dynamite cartridge of high power in
a bucket of coal she had Just emptied
Jnto a stove. The cartridge was
taken out by Mrs. Ilird just In time
Tho cartridge was fused and capped
and of the kind used In heavy blast
ing. Itoyertown. Another rase of diph
therla wns reported In the home o.
C. W. Mnrkley.' This makes the ninth
case in n short time. All the homes
nre under strict quarantine.
Reading. The Reading Iron Co. an
nounced otllclally that a large mill ol
Steel construction will be built this
summer to replace the old North
Ninth Street Rolling Mills. Plans for
tho new mill nro now being prepared
an 1 bids on tho structure will b'i
asked for In the near future.
Queensland Is one of the great sugar
producing stntcs of Australia, and
practically all of the sugar consumed
In tho common wealth Is raised nud
refined In that state nnd in the no'tli
ern part of New South Wales.
Muring 1010 there were 17.o"iS Hon
golng vessels of l'J.i'i.'.T.nnn net regis
tered ons arrived In Hamburg, an In
crease of I! 4:1 vessels and 47:!,(m0 tons
over the previous year. The total
number of ships clearing from Ham
burg to the I'nlted Stales (chiefly At
lantic ports) during 1 ! 1 0 was :iM, of
1,G"7,.2! tons, against III:) ships, of
1,G24,S7: tons, In V.UIO.
The Glnnelle lock on the Seine Is
so constructed thnt one man ran open
pr shut It by touching an electric but
jon as he sits In his office.
Modesty Is to merit as shades to fig
ures In a picture; giving It streugtu
and beauty. Hruyero.
& .f r7nC.,.l.l T,. l...f.,r retiring
J Cll " 1,1,1. -. - -n
will inure that nil important iii.-hhui e, tlio
dily cleaning of the system.
Common sense In an uncommon de
gree Is what the world calls wisdom.
Coleridge.
Mrs. Wlimlow'n Pootliln- Hyrnp fr Children
trellilnK. nofieim the mini-, reiluee Iiimuiiiin.i
Uuu, Hllayn pain, cure wiii.I cullc, '2Jc a Imiii;u.
Some women nre good to look at, but
bad to be lied to.
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ALCOIIOI.-3 PER CENT
AYtfectablc Preparation for As
siiinliiting HieFoodoiHinegula
liir the Siomai Jis and IJohiHs of
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nu-n:.-n.-!.rrjiTiLL
Promotes DirjCslion,Clirfu!
nrssantlKcM ConKiins rieithrr
Oiuum.Morptiinc nor Mineral
j Not Narcotic
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. linn . Sour Momjr h. Iliarrhova
Mm h.wnu riiuilhinn t-vrrih
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ncss and Loss OF MttP
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ficSimitf Sign-lurf of
Tire Cemtalu Company,
NEW VOKK.
Exstft Copy of Wrapper.
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XfniarenteeJ under l!ic Fworlatjl
mjjjj nTluliCi
For
DISTEMPER
liir cumaiM o11l
or'Vsi-il ' l .iint ikf i
letiri'.nd rtni I rem tlie
nlir . Itr.t swllirttr 1
IN HER LINE.
Jack v ben you piny whist, do ou
not play for money?
I-'iln.i No, for KUsc.
.lark Ah, how I ntltiilre a cheerful
loser!
Take This to Heart.
Seine men otk hauler tryliiR to
;ot oul of (loim; a thlnn than it w.uihl
'.like them to do Ii. Kxchanwe.
l or 'OI.IH nihI 4;iCII
Mirk1.' C!M iF. ! tin M'lltr.lv r
tlrvi'n hf ii.'ltlmr ami fs'viTt.Hiiiif-.'- s'tiif Hit
( 4 li nikI r.'Hl 1 n '- in in ;i i rniiilnltitit. 1 1 '
lliptlil rtTfi-t iimui'diuli-.y. lt'i-., V.'h.'., and k .
At dl'U sllHTS.
The tesL of whether vou are eiln
rated In, can you tin what you ouht
nhen you otif.lit, whether ou want to
lo It or not? Herbert Spencer.
TO 1 rnr A Ol l IN ONK in Y
rnk
I A All V H lllil'Mil On, hill.. 'I.il.!t.
On wKfuo-fiiiHl m
11. V l( 11 III.. I., .-lira b W.
When the tight Ih-kIiis within hltn
self. a man's worth tojinethlug.
llrownlng.
For constipation, bilioti-no, liver dis
tut linni-i'S ami (luea-es ri'snltini; I10111 im
pure lilooil, take loinli'ld Ten.
The reward of u thliiR well done la
to have done It. l'.merson.
Do yon
Oite, and lay
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hition to lirf.c
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cure in per cent, of till cai.es. It is a remedy prepared by Dr. K. V. l'icree,
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tilths for Dr. I'icrcc's medicines, recommended fo be "just as !-iod." Dr.
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ou their wrappers. Made from roots w ithout iiL-ol ol. Contain no habit
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For Coughs and Colds
I
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tind Miiito Munpl! tsi s'l ",v Irl'-iuls " :. ui
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formula
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DEFIfiKCE ST&HCSI
for rUarrhliif
Uut'ftl llti
W. N, U., BALTIMORE, NO. 10-1911.
Do You. Feel This Way?
Icel all tired out ? Do you sometimes
BHSre m lie
U (.3 rid J
. ;,f, r III11IM )OII JUI.I (.1111 I Hn). l U1ll lUl a
J,t sion or trmle any loiiiicr? Do vou have a poor snc-
awake nt nights unuhle to sleep ? Arj
i!or,e, and your stomach too ? Has m-
alieud in the world kit you? It so, you
yonrMppcl.'tc will come buck. It will purify your blood.
If there is any tendency in your family toward consumption,
it will keep that dread drstrover avny. L'en alter con.
sumption bus almost Caincd a foothold in the form of a
nnmo onu mo rnnu