Spring Humors
Com to moat people and eauie many
J troubles, pimples, boili tnd other erup
tions, irl- loss of appetite, that tired:
'; feeling, biliousness, indigestion and head
ache. Tho sooner you get rid of them the) bet
ter, and the way to get rid of them and
to build up the system ia to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
The Spring Medicine par excellence a)
shown by uncquulcd, radical and perma
nent cures,
(let it tod.iv in uoal liiiiid form or
chocolated tablet called Sareatnbs.
Don'tDuyaCommonRcfrigcralor
a, ' t If willsnna become a vile smelling,
sWaaWtBr?--, disrate liieriling thinr. Our lit
r. -- "TJI bouklettriU hj. Ak lor il.
;2v?!j bu the Leonard Clcanalilc
ilieel sii-i-l, all 0110 niece. hut
rrwk or rrrvii-e fur germs to
iwte. You ran 'I bresk, acritrh or
"" li """il m m" "' 'I'aned at a chin
f 'J Hrfith, nine altt lo save ire: odor-
raa n ir.a, -aiiMai w a,i iiui ii'ir, , a,r-,i
- Pi ln.h....l U'....II.I....UI,..A
.It' we hive no denier. VYrneloitaf
u for dining, btiklel and free sam
ples ol Ihe porcelain lining.
CiRAND RAPIDS RLIKICFRATOR CO.
15J Clyde l'trk Aveaua Gruid Rir-idi, Mien.
Direct Running Saw Mills.
jlr th ht nn ih nmrkH fnr pirtji rij qm.
Thrf
Th'f
ro Hitni'ii. riiiikiii'i, hj r run nni mni.,.
kr fM'iiunii4'ji I hci'ii i hi i'i rtiiir ) hHp lo
rrniti, mill Ihrjr w lit rut Witt utimIikI h mount nf
iituhrr si Itin It'll t ffM-n). ff oii h lit to Kt
tnn-d ritfht In iti liiiulrT hi. pint) mill makn tli
rnoht moiiff . (nTMi(inio I h iHrnrt Milt rn'fir.
UK N'Uil lur riffmiiili'g.fctnuiig juui rrqiuivuieniA.
WM BARTLEY & SONS, Bartley, N. J.
W. N. U., BALTIMORE, NO. 14191 1.
Keeps Horaeahoert Busy.
Tbcte are lined In the British urmy
IS, 000 horseshoes every mouih.
Better trenernl health i anre to follow
the u- of the natural Herb laxative, Uar
field Tea. It corrccta constipation.
Men aptonUli themselves
than they astonish their
John Oliver llobbes.
fnr more
friends.
Constipation causes and seriously aegm;
vatrs runny dise.ises. It i f linroit-hly cure 1
br Dr. 1'ierce's l'ellet. Tiny siigiir-cnatril
granules.
It has always appeared to nip thBt
good manners are almost ns vnliinhla
an usHet In roirmercWil us In diplo
matic a.fT;iirB. Urd Cromer.
I'orTOI.nS nnd filllP
Tlirki' 1'ai-i iiiNK ih t li Ih-'.i ri-medr r
)trvrn ttin ucliltii; mill fvt-rlHtiiii-nH- - cure (lift
CoM hip! rrsloD-N mirmui foniltlloiift It M
liquid rffi-fiN liuiiiciiiuu-ly. lot'., andiiiA'.
A Sign.
wit'o Btlll
"Is your
coldly?"
'Is she?
dinner."
treatltiR you I
(lave me Ire pudding for
i mi hi 1 1. li i r tiiit KTTni
(III Mai.U.U.I lallOVK.S lAVI'l I.KM
Cllll.l l'
Tin tirui
TONU Von l.nm nhiil ytiu .irn tnkiiig.
ruitil.1 i ttl.i inlv urltiiHl fTcrv Ih.ii.o.
fn.mtiia it in NUuiiir V"'iunn iin.l mm in a inwn
Innn. 'I'h. i,iiiiiiii- ilrUfs out lh niiliiil
rwt ili Imn inillu ni 1 it ntMi'tu. Nild t; all
araivri Itir J) nkt. t'rU M ki nik
Comparison.
"What do ou think of the Idea of
n extra session of congress?"
"Well," replied Fanner CorntOBsel,
"some extry sessions is like some ex
try newspapers. They ain't enough in
'tm to Justify the hollerin'."
After a Big Haul.
"I'in'vS ined to be daft on the sub
ject of buried treasure. What's he up
to now ?"
"He's got up nn expedition lo Asia
Minor to try to find the place where
Mettiust lali stored his birthday pres
ents." His Interest.
"You are goim? to interest yourself
In this reform enterprise?"
"f'oi'tainh," teplied Senator Sor
glimn. "Hut I thought It was unfavorable
to your friends."
"Il Is. And I'm going lo Interest
nmclf In It far enough to let mo
ofler suggestions that will render It
Iniprai Ileal."
( Somewhat Satirical,
r A whist enthusiast wrote and pub
; llshed a book on the ganio and sent
t a iopy to a famous player for his
opinion of it. In about a week tho
! book was returned to him, with the
following letter:
1 "My Dear Sir:- Your favor of the
I 10th instant, accompanied by our
j book, was duly received. I have read
j It ery carefully, it seems to he a
very good game, but I don't think It
? Js as good a ganio as whist!"
J CCFFEE HEART
Very Plain in Some People.
i
5 A great ninny people go on suffering
I from annoying nllmentu for a long
I U,,1P beforo they can get their own
consent to give up tho indulgence.
from which their trouble arises.
A gentleman In Brooklyn describes
bis txperlenre, ns follows;
; "I become satisfied somo months
j "go that I owed tbo palpitation of the
j benrt from which I suffered almost
dally, to the use of coffee, (I had been
J a coffee drinker for 30 yenrs) but I
found It very hard to give up the bev-
ersge.
, ' " ,n'r 1 ran across a very sen-
wide and straightforward presenta
"on of the claims of Fostum, nnd
M 80 Impressed thereby that I con-
j eluded to glvo It a trial.
i
i My experience with it was unsnt
, Isfactory tm i enrnPd how u OHght
; to ho prepared by thorough boiling
i 'T, not l(s hnn 15 or 20 minutes.
, Arter I learned that lesson thore was
no trouble.
"Posium proved to be a most palat-
l tide and satisfactory hot beverage.
.1. have " ever since,
it The effect on my health has been
i "t salutary. The heart palpitation
, iron, which i ,,sod ,0 suffer so much,
j Pnrticinrl.v after breakfast, has dls-
r "ppeared and I never have a return of
excep, wh(,n , dno or hnph RwRy
j trom h Hnd (rink oM kn(j
I r5r ''"'Pe Postum Is not served,
t i nnd thnt Postum cheers and Invlg-
i- , V1" " Vrndwn no harmful
ttlnn, ... Name given by Postum
X Hnttle Creek, Mich.
to nis'nv'5' tH,tl 1)0V', ey6 Pcner
Wul ").e bnok' "Tn to
' ton - I,k8''' "rh'r' a npa-
e,";:':? ; ' a
mrn,Z' ,r.nm t,mr " They
For the Hostess
New Geouraphy Party.
Thle party wua urraiiKod and car
ried out by a fiyid aunt for her little
nleco axed ten. Thero were 20 giioata)
and tho InvltallutiR read thua:
"Mlna Dorothy llrown requeata tho
pleriHute of Mlaa Mary C'olllna' com
pany at a geournphy pnrty on Tues
day from four to Devon, April 21, at
342S Spring street. CoHtumes."
Tho luvltatlona were sent out a good
two weeks In advance to give the
mothers tlmo to talk it over and plan
the costumes. In many Instances what
the children hud determined tbo char
acter they represented. Kor example:
The little boy who had a complete
Indian outfit wont as "Tho first Amer
ican," a lad who rejoiced In a good
big. fat plaster pig went as an Irish
man with a clay pipe and a high hat,
a vivid green necktie nnd a quaint lit
tlo black swallow-tall cont worn over
brilliant green knee breeches.. The
young hosfoss represented "Miss
Geography." Jler dress was of pale
blue silk, with a band of maps around
tho bottom put on with library paste;
a wide girdle was the equator. It
was of black velvet and the nhoul
dors bad a series of graduated capes
of grayish silk, marked "Cape Morn,"
"Cape Hatteras." Her neck was cir
cled by the Isthmus of I'anama. On
her head she wore a cunningly de
vised enp of papier marhe made from
a globo. In her hand she carried a
wnnd, from which blue and white rib
bons streamed, bearing the names
"North and South roles."
One of the amusements was a Jolly
game called "Mall Hags." The guests
sat on chairs In a semi-circle and
when the lender called out "The mall
Is going from Ireland to Mexico," the
two children representing theno places
ran and changed chairs as quickly au
possible. Whon tho lender ciilled"(5en-
ernl Delivery" then every one changed
pluces, a chnlr being taken out quick
ly by the leader and tho one who was
left becanio the leader when tho next
"mall went out." Another game
proved a great success. A large map
of Kurope was bung on the wall and
each child was given a kit of rapcr
marked "Han (I must explain that
Dan was nliout to go to Kurope for
the rummer); the game was to istudy
the map first to find the location of
rails; then each child In turn was
blindfolded nnd tiled to see how near
they could come to pulling "Dan" In
Dresses
T IK dress shown In the first Illustra
tion Is quit) simple but smart; It
Is sultab'e for making up In nny tine
wool n, Shnntung or linen. Our
model Is In rcyeda enshmero; a
shnped piece Is ndded to tho lower
part of skirt; It may be laid on flat
and the Joining covered by trimming
or hnve n piping of striped silk stand
ing up from ef!ge.
The bodice Is cut and trimmed to
match the skirt; If has a yoke and un
dersleeves of tucked nlnon. Small
turn-over collar of white embroidered
lawn.
The new beaded sashes are lovely.
Marquisette blouses are high in
favor nnd may be had in all styles
nnd colorings.
Cur '.s hanging nt one side of the
heHd have returned to favor. This
style Is suitable for the youthful type
of face.
For the frock of lingerie there Is the
dnlnty sheer mull rlwlss and eatlst
embroideries m wide banding, Inter
tlons and edgings.
innufacturers are turning out pat
ent leather pumps daintily lined with
scnrlet morocco, with heeli about
three quartert of an Inch In height.
Among the uselul fabrlct that find
Drst place In won. en's favor are the
henrlvttas and foft cashmeres that
l.-nd themselves to either a tlmpU or
ornate style.
The springtime cn ored blouse that
Batches the uiatei'.als of which the
lirSi bi til S
frrf'1;- ft' ';,i I
km IF
k m a
iNfoquc
furls. Knob slip of paper was left
Just where placed on the map until
all had tried. Then- 11 was great fun
to soo where "Dan" found himself.
Only one cume any place near Carls.
Tho last amusement of all was the
most fun. The guests were told to
form in lino nnd go Into the next
room to buy their tickets for the coun
try or place fliey represented. Tho
found a real ticket office, with an ac
commodating father as the business
like agent At the applicant presented
himself the question was: "What
country are you?" Tho answer, we'll
ssy was "France." "Well, here Is a
ticket for Carls." Wheu the Indian
reached the ofllce, Uie ugent said: "Of
course you want to see Uncle Sam,
so here's a ticket for Washington."
The Irishman bought a ticket for Cork,
and w hen all 20 passengers were
ready to start they went back to the
living room and found a train of 20
rlmlrs wulilng to begin the Journey.
A conductor and engineer were on
band with whittle and punch, and as
tho tickets weri punched each child
got off the train and found his or Vr
city or place of destination on a large
map of the world hanging on the wall.
Ther was a pointer so all could see
the place when found. From eacb
destination there was suspended a
ribbon attached to a small parcel
which the traveler took for his own
and returned to the train. When all
had their parcels tho Journey was
ended. The favors were small band
boxes, trunks and suit cares filled
with bonbons.
MAPAME MKRRI.
From Towels.
A simple and useful combing Jacket
or peignoir may be made from a good
largti towel. Divide It Into four even
parts; cut off the two of theBe parts
nearest tho ends and sew them at
tight angles i the central portion.
Sew tape where tho pieces Join to tlo
tho peignoir on. !
From three crash dlshtowels you ;
ran make a sewing apron, turning up !
the bottom and stitching It Into pock- !
ets. Kibbon strings complete the
npron.
A large embroidered towel will
make a good bureau cover for sum
mer. A line of drawnwoik will add
to the appearance of a plain one used
for the same purpose.
for Girls
Materials required: s yards 48
Inches, 4 yards lining enshmore. i
yard striped st!k, i yard nlnon 42
Inches wide.
-ri x -i' . .
i s.'iuiiu picture snows a very
useful Princess dress for school wear
tnat enn be carried out well In serge.
The panel back nnd front are luld
over sides In wide wrapped seams.
Tho small bishop sleeves hnve pin In
cuffs about 3 Inches deep. An em
broidered collar and loopy ribbon How
finish the throat.
Materials required: 4 yarda 46
Inches wide, 4 ysrdt sateen.
tailored suit is made Is an Important
factor In tho outfit of every well
dressed woman.
The Coming Skirt.
They will show more fullness,
which Is a decided departure from the
shackled line of the winter. But this
fullness will be scanty enough to pre
serve a straight line.
An effort to hold to the slender ef
fect at the hips Is made by all makers.
So If fullness be Introduced it Is
shirred nnd tucked in many cases to
give a yoke effect. On suits (here Is
a suggestion of a circular yoke that
extends quite below the hip ilne.
On dressy reftornoon frocks and on
nenrly all types of evening gowns a
decided return to the graceful train Is
evident. It Is certainly less conve
nient, but more becoming; and wo
mankind, after a thort freedom due to
the "Little 01rIM modes, Is ready to
adopt the beauty minus comfort.
She Wa Eggstremely Anxious.
The western girl who married tha,
man who found her name on an egg
wsa evidently laying for a husband
Elisha's Heavenly
' Defenders
StsdV Schtal Ltie far April f, 1911
Specially Arrant ed lor Thli Pa par
LKHHQN TKXT-2 Klng f t 23. Mem
cry Verses Ki-17.
OOl.DKN TKXT "For he shall give
)IU iiiiki'Ik rtinrKn over then, to keep thee
In all tliy waya.-Psa. 91:11.
Tl.MK According" to most scholars, this
event occurred In tho reign of Jrhnrani
in. C. 04-S.'i. needier, Ml-SO, llaatlnK).,
Mrs. IloUKhlon. however, holiln that the'
Hyiiun kins- of tills story wits lluz.iel and
tlm king of Israel was Jehu.
FI.ACK- lothan, a email town alinut
ten miles north of Samaria, situated on a
reiiiitrkHhln Isolated hill, eiirioumlnd on
three ahl'-a by hills. Truces of walls may
still be si en ull around Hie hill top. Also
Hiininrln. the capital of the Northern
Kingdom.
How did F.llaha show himself to ho
a true patriot? Ily using for his coun
try his supernatural knowledge, ns we
should use for our country our lesaei
knowledge, and oil our powers. Assy
ria was not nt the time pressing upon
Syria, so that Syria could attack her
hereditary enemy to tho south. Hut
tho plans of Henhadad II. were frus
trilled over and over. Kllsha was
then living In Dothan, about ten miles
torih of Snniai la. Dothan was "n small
town, of which some ruins and a well
tlll mark the site." The caravan route
from beyond Jordan passes, from tho
Plain of Ksdraelon, close to It. Prob
ably Henhndnd's route on Ms preda
tory expeditions lay through this pass,
which was narrow nnd easily defend-
ed. Therefore when the Syrians' com
ing was revealed to Kllsha and told by
him to King Jehornm, a comparatively
small body of Israelites, posted a little
north of Dothan, would effectually
check their progress.
How can wo apply to ourselves Ku
cha's advice, "Beware thnt thou pass
not such a place?" By recognizing all
places of special temptation, and being
on our guard there. "Think of the
men who cannot get past any gam-
I tiling resort to save their souls! There
. are certain stores and hay lofts nn
1 street corners nnd vacant lots that
nre more dangerous to hoys than pest
houses. There Is absolutely no pos
sible safety except In avoiding them."
lioys, and men. too, beware!
How did Henhadad plan to circum
vent Kllsha? Sending spies, ami learn-
Ing that tin' prophet was living at
I Dothaiu. he sent a large body of env
elry and chattels to rapture him. To
r"cure such n man was vital. It would
nt once deprive Jehornm of one who
w ns inspired by the gods and put him at
i the service of Syria, for It would be ns
1 sinned that he could he bribed to help
either side.
I How did Kllsha. In the knowledge
I nf his heavenly helpers, meet the
I Syrians? Our version, the Hebrew,
! implies thnt Kllsha nnd his servant
I boldly went down from Dothan Into
! the vnll,v. anil that the leaders of the
! Syrians came down from the heights
I nn which they were encamped, to par
; ley with the prophet. He prayed; for
; prayer Is the recourse of all the strong
est men In the time when they need to
he strongest. Prayer Is n powerful
thing, for (iod has bound nnd tied him
self thereto. He prayed that blindness
nileht fall upon Ihe Syrians, nnd at
once his prayer was granted. Not lit
eral blindness Is meant, probably, fnr
they were ablp to follow Kllsha to Sa
maria, but a confusion of vision or of
mind, so that they were readily de
luded. Perhaps only Ihe leaders were
affected.
Why did Kllsha lead tho Syrians ten)
miles to Samnrla? To show them, andl
nlso to show the Israelites, how power
less they were before Jehovah. Kllshat
made the pompous and confident Inva-1
ders appear ridiculous, which Is the;
most thorough defeat that can be I
given to any enemy. Besides, one rca- 1
Bon why Klisha had led the Syrians to
A. , , . , , . j
uio capital was mat tney nngiii ne ,
kindly treated, feasted nnd sent back !
. - ,, . I
to Benhndnd with coals of lire heap- ;
cd upon their bends. !
What is the great teaching of our !
lesson for modern people. The real- I
ity of the Invisible world, and Its pow- i
er to help nnd comfort. To hnve no
sense of the Invisible Is the ruin of
art. It Is the ruin of nil life also. Many 1
W'lll believe only what their unlnstruct:
ed eyes can see. j
Christians should be continually up- i
held by the realization of their angel- j
Ic helpers. The brave man nerd not
see any celestial form with spear and j
helmet by his side, yot he may know
as he goes out to the battle Hint the 1
spirits of Justice every w hero nie sym
pathizing with Win Hnd helping him in
unknown ways. The mother may
not discern an angel bending over the
bed on which her child Is laid, but
still she may know that there ate oilier
watchers bv Its bed beside herself, stiir-
Its whom God has sent to see that!
none of his little ones take nny harm. !
The soul In Its bereavement may not
look to see here again the very pres
ence and feature of the friend whom
God has taken, yel still may be sure
that even now, In such unknown ways
as soul may present Itself to soul, bis
friend Is with him, for encouragement
and Btrength. Pity we cannot now
practice Elisha's plan of ending war.
When the comet of October, 1858,
appeared, a lecturer made a tour of
tome country villages In Devonshire
with a view to telling the country peo
ple some facts about the beautiful ob
ject; and among other points he touch
ed upon the calculations which astron
omers had made as to tho enormous
length of the tail of the comet. A
countryman treated this part of his
lecture with contemptuous Incredulity.
"I saw the comet myself." said the
man, "aud Its tail was Just four feet
long; and how are we to believe this
man who comes to tell us that It It
ever so many millions of ml'es?"
Example' of Thrift.
"Yei" boasted an over-dressed In
dividual, "I make my clothes last. This
hat is nn example of my thrift. Bought
It three years ago, had It blocked
twice, and exchanged It once for a new
one at a cafe."
Never Again for Willie.
Sunday School Teacher If you art
a good boy, Willie, you will go to
heaven and have a gold crown on
your head. Willie Not for mine,
then. I had one of them things puf
on a tooth once. Puck.
SPINSTER LOSES HER TEETH
Go Astray in Mailt and Lady Puts It
Up to the Postmaster
General.
A Jersey spinster Intrusted her
false teeth to the mails, and they went
astray. Font master General Hitch
cock received tho following appeal
from her:
''Dear Sir I supposo you have re
ceived a note from tho Camden post
master Uiat tho upper plates of my
teeth have been lost. In tho malls.
They were mailed nt Camden on Jan
uary 1. I should liko very much to
hear from you. If you are unfortunate
enough to linvo store teeth, you know
how inconvenient It Is to have to do
without them, nnd I have not had
them even a year. I paid $:!5 for
them, and I cannot afford to get any
more Just now. So will you kindly
do what you ran "for nie, and as quick
ly as possible?
"V. S. They were very good teeth."
Tho poKttnashr general put one of
tho best Inspectors In tho service on
the Job to find the missing Ivories.
SCALES ALL OVER HER BODY
"About three years ago I was af
fected by white scab's on my knees
and elbows. I consulted a doctor who
treated me for ringworm. I saw no
change nnd consulted a specialist and
he claimed I had psoriasis. I contin
ued treat moms under him for about
Mx months until I saw scales break-
j ,nB ollt R" over my body savo my
face. My scnlp was affected, and mv
hair began to fall. I then changed
doctors to no avail. I went to two
hospitals and ench wanted to make a
study of tho caso nnd seemed unable
to cure It or ansuro me of a euro. I
tried several patent medicines and
was finally advised by a friend who
has used Cutlcura on her children
since their birth, to purchnso the
Cutlcura Itemedles. I purchased a
enko of Soap, tho Ointment and the
Resolvent. After tho first application
,1 ; tne itching was allayed.
I i am sun using tno tionp and Olnt-
I ment nnd now feel that none other Is
i good enough for my skin
The psor
iasis has disappeared nnd I every
where feel better. My hnnds were so
disfigured before using tho Cutlcura
Itemedles that I hnd to wear gloves nil
the time. Now my body and hnnds
nie looking tine." (Signed) Miss Sara
Burnett, 2i::.r, Fltzwater St., Philadel
phia. Pa.. Sept. SO, 1910.
Cutlcura Soap (2.r,c) nnd Cutlcura
Ointment (TiOc) nre sold throughout
the world. Send to Potter Drug &
Chetn. Corp, sole props., 13j Colum
bus Ave., Boston, for free book on af
fections of the skin nnd scnlp.
Generous Advice.
"If the Japanese want to flj;lit us,"
said tin1 nervous man. "why don't they
begin?"
"Perhaps." replied the cnlm and col
lected person, "they nre waiting for
mote tips from our military experts
tin how to proceed."
Free Blood Cure.
i If yen have pimples, oIlctiMve eruptions,
I old lino, raiiciT, itclmik', sci .1 tching
eczenm. Niippuralini; i-uelliiiii, bone pinns,
I hot M.in. it 11 i,iir blond i thin or on
pure, t ).- llMtdiui' Blond Balm iHII.lt)
j will heal every nre, stop nil itrhuin nnd
make the blood pure and rich. Cures after
all rl-e faiN. M 110 per la i lie bottle at
dnis el ores. Sample free by writing Blood
' Balm Co., Allan la, (ia.. Department li.
Unfortunate Allusion.
She Too many men expect their
wives to run their homes on prac- j
tlcally nothing. They forget that no
one can make bricks without straw.
He My wife does -out of (lour. I
t Itll.DltKV WHO A II I. MI'KI.V.
MmiIhtkhi ;,1 n,-Ter tie wit limit a 1, of Mnlher
tlnij 'itSwi-i't r.twdrrn turChllilri-n. Tlirjr llreiifc np
t nlit. Ki-lli've t-'ev,-rttiiirK, I'uiKtliuitloii I',m-i hi tig
OKirilcrs H.-aiIiii i ami Hliiniii li Tmiittl,-. 1A. il
if i,,i ii.-i nr ' reiir. 'i 11 n.n, ii nit itw m r.u
y Au h.i.i i.t ail Urog sim.-n, j.v. K m i antpt
iiro'te. HanuiiemaUiii in ikiomij moihur.
AiMO'im Allen S. olmitHl. Le Kor, N. Y.
I
Proof Positive.
"I heard he ns In bad odor with her
family. Is that true?"
"Draw your own conclusions. It was
a centless marriage."
For RlK.iDAi'lilc -ll'eka' CAP! ni."VK
Whether from I'oM Heat, Hfomaeh Ol
Vervou Trouhie. I'm, mime will relieTe you
ti n lhiiltl - plenum) to Inke aelM hnmeill- ,
ati-ly. 'l'r It. Ii,'., , iiiiJ Mt t'eiil at itrug I
stores
The heart Is a small thing, but do
si rot r great mnt'ers; it Is not sufTl
clent for a kite's dinner, yet the world
is not sufficient for it. Hugo.
TIoneold troubles; Henil.iche. Tooth
seip, Karnrhe. Stomach ache. Hamlin"
Winrd Oil rui-e thee ache nnd pains
so why don't you keep a bottle in the
hoile.
What we are doing
spenks with
rvaXr fn,'p ,lu"1 Kmt wp
1B- l'0sion.
e say-
Mr. Wlnslon- s Hootlitnir Syrup for ChlMren
teethiiiir. Bofit-ni. t ht- ir'i'n. reilnceH lnSHniniH
lion, allays paiii.riirvM wind eolie, S.'k.- a bottle.
It Is the rally of loyal allies which
helps most to w in a good cause to vic
tory. W. S. Royston.
To restore a normal action to liver, kid
neys, stomach and bowels, take Garfield
Tea, the mild Herb laxative. All dn.prml.s.
Think all you speak, but spenk not
all you think. Didnretn.
a
"My father hns been a sufferer from sick
headache for the last twenty-five years ami
never found any relief until be began
taking your Cascarett. Since he has
begun taking Cascarets he hat never had
the headache. They have entirely cured
bitn. Cascarets do what you recommend
them to do. I will give you the privilege
of using hit name." IJ. M. Dickson,
1120 Keainer St., W. Indianapolis, Iud.
rieasanl. Palatable, Potent, Taate Good.
HoUood. Naverbk.ken.iWenlii.il or (iltj.
10c. 2V, 0c. Never sold lo bulk. The gen
uine ublet atamped C C C. vatutrantewd to
cursor your mousy back. sVS
tktktQrtat BnglUh Remedy
asasst a m m saaagv asst. am at a avat,
Sate, Ssre, trfectire. 60o. ti I. VJfli
DRurHHSTS.atsHr.asakin si. V. krljU
a ' 11 I
PUTNAM
Color more goods brighter and faster colors thsn anv
dye any gannent without ripping apart.
wnta tor
hie
A POLITICAL TALK.
t .ri(Ea
"We've scoured uie town lor von.-,.
"And now I supposo you expect i
clean election."
BETTER TEETH
FEWER DENTIST'S BILLS
Your I fit It decay because particles
of food get into crevices between and
around tho teeth and create germs
of decay. Ordinary tooth powders
nnd washes are entirely Inadoqunto
lo prevent It.
Try Paxtlno Toilet Antiseptic, a de
liclous, harmless germicide. Just a
little In a glass of water, and rinse the
mouth nnd brush the teeth thoroughly. '
It will whiten the teeth, prevent
nnd remove tartar, destroy all germs ,
of decay and save you dentist's bills.
Paxilne thoroughly cleanses, de-
odorlzes and keeps pure and odorless ,
false teeth and bridge ork. Paxtlno j
Is far superior to liquid nntiseptlcs
and peroxide for nil toilet nnd hy
gienic uses. At Druggists I'j and Due,
i or sent postpaid upon receipt of prlco
ly The Buxton Toilet fo Boston,
Mass. Send for a free sample
And They Were.
Boarder (on leavingi - Madam, you !
are one of the most honest persons I j
have ever met. !
Landlady I'm glad to hear joii say
that, sir. ' I
Hoarder Y's; jour honesty Is i
ri n apparent on the vuy front of i
your establishment. Your sign says j
"Boarders taken in!" Stray Stories. ,
Important to Mothers)
Kxaniine caniuliy every bottl of i
CASTOHIA, a sale and sure remedy for i
infants and children, nnd see that it
Bears Ihe
Signature of Cfajy
In Vso For Over ,'( Yeats.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought.
Severe Critic.
Alice -I like Tom in niensily and
lie's very much the gentlemen; but
he does like to talk about himself!
Grace-- Yes, dear, your knight hath
a thousand I s. Puck.
T.ivl,ir' t Ik ml.ee lietiiclv of Sweet Gum
and Mullen i Nature" (.-eat n i li
("urea ( ough.. Celd-i. Crimp and Whooping
t'oiinh nnd all tloo.it nnd limn trundle. At
(Iruuijist, 'J',c, .Vic anil 81.01 t,er buttle.
it Is no use running;
times is the main point.
to set ont.be-
-I.a Fontaine.
PreT ' ia et
t a . jf- iTj rvTl
I I P" lrn7LJ I I
, ' m a47 u -a. a
c.
Jh,
fyt
Dr. Pierce's- Golden Medical Discovery
Tlii supplies pure blood by aiding dieition, increasing1 assimilation and im
parting tone to the whole circulatory system. Its a heart tonic and a great deal
more, having an alterative action on the liver and kidneys, it helps to eliminate
Ihe poisona from the blood.
To enrich Ihe Mood and increase Ihe red blond enrpusclea, thereby feeding
Ihe nerves on rich red hlood and doing away with nervous irritability, take
Ur. Pierce'a (inldcn Medical Discovery and do not permit a dishonest dealer
lo insult your intelligence with the " just as good kind." The " Discovery "
has 10 ytari of rurts behind il and contains no alcohol or narcotics. Ingredi
ents plainly printed on wrapper.
Dr. Tierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent frtt on receipt of
stamps to pay expense ol st rapping and mailing only. Send 31 one-cent atampt
for the French cloth-bound book. Addresa; Dr. R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V.
PINKEYE
mm
Cures the Hkin ami sets s a preventive for oilier. I l.juld pi Ten op)
the 1,, ue. h.fe ftir !r,1 itmre atwt ni I other tle-l kiillii-v remrj v . :l
cent itn.l II ui it !, i tie ; .' do ami (In oo Hie itoieti. Smlil liy all itnir in .la
an, I liurhe khh)s li,,uei, or sent rtrrH palil, t,y Hie liiaiiufai-turera.
SPOHN MEDICAL CO, demists. GOSHEN, INDIANA
W. L. DOUGLAS
fee8 2-B5 3 3-5& $4 Shoes r&EE!
oiiglua shoes cost more to make than ordinary ahoea,
be.cau.H0 higlior grailo leathers are used and selected with greater
care. These, are ilia reawuia w hy V. I DouKlas ahoea arc, guar
anteed to hold tlielr aliapo, look and lit belter and wear longer
tuan any omnr allocs you can nny.
t r Pf WA fff PF SUBSTITUTES. 1 1
The genuine have W. L. Douglas name and (he retail
price atamped on Ihe bottom, which guarantees lull value ,
nd protects the wearer against high prices
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES CLAIMCO TO
ii yrairnesierraiiral siinnlT Ten with Ihe urnnlne W.t..lnnlaa shoes, write
for Mill OiUrr ( s'alii. St.,. iii ,1ir,.t from tat-torT ,-r,-r, all t-'isrifes B0V8' 8H0C S
prauaiO. V. 1.. Ilouul,... IIS n,mrL Kl., Ur.rkiMO, Maa. I 00,t2.B04t9-00
fiss Dengs and Miss Whiton's
School for Girls
WITHIN' EASY AtVKH.S of nil nnrta of the city, and of the great libraries
and muneiima. t importunity xlven for attunduncu at putillu I'liturtalnmeiita of
eiluctilionnl nnd artistic :iiue.
TllolKH till AND t'ONHKRVATIVK TUAININO. moral, Intellectual and
pliysical, with expert supervision In every department, thus Insuring dvflnita
and certain icaiilts.
KACri.TV l.AHHK, each tenclier a specialist; and pupils' assured tha Indt
vldiml ntlenilon mlupted to their respective neeils.
1'ltlMAHV, BltKi'AUATOUV ANI ACAHK.MK! DK.PAItTMENTS; also
unlipie l, I'liitmi'iil snovsn as ihe lU'I'Klt lliil'KK, for grnduntn and special
sliiilenls ,l, irlnK lo spend the winter In New York In a rontrenliil social atmos
phere, under tin, moat favorable condition for culture of ao Inl graces and for
(nlelllKi-nt miviinceiuent. The t'l'l'l.lt. HOUHIC la In a large degree (re from
Hie onllnary reattictlona of a scIuhiI.
BKKT ADVANTAUKH of New Torlc available for the ttudy of Muale, Art.
Elocution, l.nnKUSiri-s and I 'am Ins.
rHVHICAI. KXKKi'lHKH. Hpeelal attention given with the object of promot
ing health, srare and eaan of motion and repose of manner. Tha gymnastic
en-lsca are In cliarse of n Kriiiliiale. of Dr. Hurgftlt, of Cambridge, Masa, SUM
MKIt CAMP In New Hampshire.
THK Ml CCEfW OK TUB 8C1IOOI, has been an pronounced that it haa re
ceived the highest commendation of tha leading educators of the country as
well ss of the highest nfltclala of the It. Ft. Government: Mlaa Bangs and Mlaa
Whlton refer bv permission to tha presidents! of ten enlleaea and tinlverslllee
aim to i-reatneni ann Mra. Tan. kx - vice
1'reslilent nnd Mrs. Itoosevelt, and the Chief Justice.
FADELESS
other dye. OnelOc package colors all fibers. They drain
iree noomei now 10 I've, Mearn ann Mia colors.
To Get
Its Beneficial Effects
Always Buy (he Genuine
lYwHFws
ant)
nwm:
mar.ufarfural byilio
5oId by r.ll leading
OneSizeOnly.ftH oDolUe
For POULTRY AILMENTS.
If your chicltt are worth 25 cents
lu-y a bottle of Mustang Unimrnt
and be rendy. A few drops will over
come Pip, Gapes, Roup, Canker, etc
Mr. Sndi Dunn, IdlVild, FU., writnti
"I nm ui':jn "nr Mriuitn Mn-lunn I.tn
i;nrnt n r.iv i hu kin. 1 hn! tine chit-koa
w:.h c lt-rin th thrott I l' l nit !"
I ,r ui lii i. I'm I niiiiniriu'l ti dr!r
I, r I - ul ti' t!inl -1 f would cvfr lur;
it to. k xv r iw.iTlv tlnre but I avtj
K-r, I li irr tV'tlw r nnw with re hfetd
.. id am uv;;K tl;e Mut.ir. on hT "
2Zc. GOc. H ft boU! at Dma & Cen'l Sor.
IF YOU IIAVE assa-'
nonprnlte. Imllicretlon, I lnlulrnce. Sick
llm, Utile, "all run tluon" or loilng lleih, you
ill find
' uthat you nerd. Thrytone uptheweak
j Mi, math and build ut tli llaunlni encrglra.
WHY SUFFER FROM PILES?
rltlM Tlf F UKMHY III il iinrr.M.in
iirt'ii i'iiiU'ii fi.r ii.-hitm, irm ruihtitf ami Mibit ruet.
It itsfa, (t;itn inoianiiv . iti itrhintf "1 'ft' -:
Hon. It i not only nn t iii-ilinl n-niftif fM m l
r,i . lit Is J 11 -.t nf. i-(Tfi'tlt In I t fri nn.l
fhnmlr on it.. lniiT of I tin MiWct Hint nin mtt
Mm on t Ik- tint rk'-r ti pit" ctirco f-i it in t h i t.aiti
.ict-v 'I'M K A Mil A M I'll K HKMHI'Y n-e-r f.i.v
hi-tut for M rMlitr ttml top itfrttit. l'r,-f x)i
The Fabram Co., 48 Broad Street, New York, N. If.
DEFIANCE Gold Wafer Starch
mukes lauii, try work u pieii.ure. til or pkt;. liw
If the blond ii poor and filled with the
"l,IH"" ,r"m ""'sieo kitlncyt or inactive
liver, the heurt i not only starved but
poisoned at well, there arc many con
ull,,',,. UUC lu llllfMIIU
dropsy, fainting apclla,
or the many scrofulous ct
" fever-Mires," white aw
uillona aue in imnnre lilnotl n,.h
impure
nervous debility
conditiona, ulcers.
wellinila.ttc. All
lhii uc utcfcuinc inu vurcu ey
DISTEMPER
CATARRHAL FEVER
AND ALL NOSE
AND THROAT DISEASES
and inferiorshoes. Kj
BE'JUST AS GOOD' CaJ.
- i'resirtent ana Mrs.
Fairbanks, Kx-
cold water better than stir other dra. You csa
aiuniHUC UHUtt cumkssi, yaiacr. nm
5
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Uriiment
Toffs Pills