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for Couchs h Colds
AN ALTERNATIVE.
Fagan Next tolme 01 imbs wld a
loldy, llngnn, yo've got to remove
yer hat!
Hasan And suppose 01 refupp?
Fafiun Thpn, bedad, ye've got to
remove yer coat
Degenerated.
Kid McCoy, the hero or 125 hnttlps.
Is to open a unnltarlum at Stamford.
He said the other day to a New York
reporter:
"1 hope In my sanitarium to restoro
lots of Rrumpy mlddle-agnd peoplo to
perfect health, and If 1 give them hack
perfect health I'll give them tun k
youth and gayety and romance. II mid
dle age Is stupid. If middle age Is pro
saic, It la only because the health of
middle age Is poor.
'The woman," he continued, "who
sends her grumpy mate to my ertnb
liBhment will no longer have to make
the bitter complaint of Mrs. Ulank.
"'My husband, 15 years ago,' said
Mrs. Blank, 'used to kiss me every
time we passed through a tunnel. Hut
now '
"She gave a bitter laugh.
"'Now,' she said, 'he takes a long
pull at his traveling fla.sk.'"
failed tg Scare Tim.
A plan was formed to Heart a e'er
lain Tim Casey, living In a village
ipar HelfatU, on bis returning from
trarkct by night past the churchyard.
As he went by, tho usual turnip, wbito
iht-ct, and ianthorn of the convention
J Knout vero submitted to bis gaze,
with tho customary weird howls Tim.
bowever, simply looked fixedly at the
apparition for a moment ord re
marked: "Arrah, now, and Is It a gen
eral resurrection, or aro ye Just taking
i walk by yereclf ?"
Determined.
fiillet What did you pay that
nrld famous specialist $50 for If you
felt perfectly well!
Perry I wanted to know how he
P'nnounccd appendicitis.
Some neighbors don't like tt unleHS
Jou talk about them. '
SOUND SLEEP
Can Easily Be Secured.
'p to 2 years ago," a woman writes,
was In the habit of using both tea
and coffee regularly.
"I found that my health was begin
"'"K to fall, strange nervous attacks
ouiu come suddenly upon me, muklng
toe tremble so excessively that I could
not do my work while they lasted; my
J'eep loft me and I passed long nights
"i restless discomfort. I was filled
'th a nervous dread as to the future.
A friend suggested that possibly
'fa and coffee were to blame, and I
'tiled to give them up, and In cast
g llll0,t for a hot tnhle beverage,
t"' ti I felt was nn absolute necessity,
. 1 as led by good fortune to try l'ost
um. 'For more thai a year I have used
" 'reo times a day and expect, so
"u,h good has It done me. to con
Jjnuo Its use during the rest of my
r 'onn nfter beginning the use of
ta.i " 1 found' t0 m fUfPr'ae. that,
thr i.f tossl"S on a sleepless bed
IT , the long' drcnrr Dleht' 1
th. t0 a n& dreamless sleep
Jo mo,"cnt my head touched the pll-
""''en k suddenly realized that all
amv,M,rVOUsnp88 had 'ft and my
bad in hlch hnd fal,cn otl bPfore'
1 . at once becn restored so that
In I fd with a keen rcll8h
aik nefvous dread has gone. I
m- "llle nd a half each way to
n , very day Bnd eniy t I
" "tweet In everything that
Heasi, BbUt me that muke8 llfe a
tea AU thls 1 ow t0 leaving off
lor i t, C0lIee and the us o' Postum,
Hven r taken no medicine." Name
Ulrh Postum Co., Battle Creek,
Halnort i a rcn8on. anl it la ex
to Wn. . 0)6 ,ltt,e b0. "The Road
I" PpUlif I1" Mint A in
'"Kt. " 1 ull of humus
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ITALY DECLARES
WAR ON TURKEY
Army of 40,000 Men for Tripoli and Navy Pre
pared to Crush Sultan's Fesble Squadron
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT FOUGHT IN ADRIATIC
Blockade of the Entire Coast of Trl-
poll Ordered Decision of the
Turkish Government Not to Op
pose Landing of Troops at Tripoli
Reply to Italian Ultimatum Was
Concilla'ory and Dilatory Popular
Indignation Intense In Turkey
Martial Law at Constantinople
Threatening Unrest in the Balkan
States.
K -jnic. Official nnnotinceuent was
mucin at Home that a state of war ex
ists Lot ween Italy and Turkey, owing
to the failure of Turkey to meet the
dfiiiitni!'? of the Italian note presented.
Tho Italian Cabinet decided to .pro
ceed at once with the measures pre
viously determined upon for the oc
cupation of Tripoli and Cyreno. Tri
poli was occupied and the Italian flag
Is now flying over tho government
buildings there.
The lirst blow in hostilities between
Italy and Turkey was struck when an
Ottomnn destroyer whs stink by an
Itallun cruiser in the harbor of I're
in the Kplrus ami a force landed
on Turkish soil.
When called upon to surrender the
town and garrison of Tripoli the Turk
ish commander there resolutely de
clinod.
A l;;if;e number of the Inhabitants
of Italy opposes the war ami many
were Fhot down while making public
demonstrations against it.
Tho Turkish squadron, which was
lying off licirut, sailed for tho Oar
dandles, thus practically placing It
at the mercy of the Italians.
'I he Italian ultimatum Is generally
approved by the Vienna press, though
sittue journals think Italy has acted
overhastily. It is felt that Austria
Hungary rlimild take no action In the
Balkans except in conjunction with
Czar Ferdinand of Bulgaria.
In Uerlin Italy's action is generally
censured, and It rout limes to be an
ferted that KneJand is in reality re
sponsible for the present crisis.
In Rome it is not believed that hos
tilities will beprolonged, nnd an early
peace is expected.
Cable advices from Constantinople
Indicated that Turkey decided not to
Albr.nlan revolt in Turkey.
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A Vienna dispatch says that Tur
key proposes to present a nolo to
resist the landing of the Italian
forces, which, under the ultimatum,
was to take place at once. Turkey's
reply was conciliatory, but It was not
expected by diplomats to avail. The
Italian Cabinet declared It dilatory.
The Italian fleet has been ordered
to maintain a close blockade of the
Trlpolitan coast nnd warships are also
directed to watch the coasts of Al
bania, Macedonia, and Syria.
I'u lil Ic Indignation against Italy in
Turkey is described as intense. Con
stantinople hns been placed under
martial law, as n precaution against
rioting. A change In the ministry is I
regarded as likely. At the same time
It Is reported from Italian sources !
that the Albanians are petitioning i
BRITISH TORPEDO SECRET OUT.
Has Projectile That Has Three Times
American Range.
Washington. The British navy is
equipped with a torpedo said to bo
effoctive at J0.000 yards, or nearly
three times the rnnge of the most
powerful projectiles now used In the
Unltod States Navy. This Informa
tion wns brought to Washington by
an American naval expert who re
cently discussed developments in tor
pedo craft and the relative methods
of target practice.
One Bubonic Rat In 75,000.
Seattle, Wash. Of 75,000 rats killed
by the Seattle Health Department In
the last fifteen months, only one was
Infected with bubonic plngtie. This
rat was captured recently downtown.
Dix Asks for Boxing Repeal.
Albany, N. Y. Governor Dix Bent a
special messago to the Legislature
recommending the repeal of the Frnw
low law, under which the State Ath
letic Commission to regulate boxing
was established.
First Act of War.
(Jen Garibaldi to take advantage ol
the situation and organize another
Creece demanding that the latter
withdraw all claims to Crete.
Cerman press opinion la unsparing
in condemnation of Italy's action. '
The first act looking like actual
war In the Italian campaign for the
occupation of Tripoli was embodied
In a demand for immediate surrender
of that province by the Turks, follow
Ing which tho Italian naval command
ers, were under orders at once to land
troops.
'A reply was delivered to the Italian
Charge d'Affaires In Constantinople,
who nas instructed to demand his
passports because the reply was un
favorable to Italy.
Turkey sought for more time to re
new her appeal to the Kuropean
powers, meanwhile offering to take no
action toward protecting Tripoli from
attack. The Italian blockade of the
African port wi complete, and no
Kuropeans remained there except a
handful of Turkish soldiers stationed
union:; the native population.
The demands made by Italy for a
virtual protectorate said that contin
ued disorder In Tripoli must yield to
progress; and colonization. The fleets
of Italy are under orders to swei-p
tho pastern Mediterranean to riiard
against uprisings of the Moslem peo
ples and reprisals against Kuropeans
In the Fast.
The tacit consent of the powers t3
Italy's action rests upon that coun
try's firmer ncmilescence in t!:e
French occupation of Tui:i:i, which
approaches most nearly to tlij 'IicpI''
of Southern Italy. The Tripoli,
coast settlements have been ut:;-,ht
by I'alif.n colonists until trade In that
nnnner Is largely monopolized by
their nation.
The refusal of (lermany to interfere
constituted the final blow to the Sul
tan's claims to Turkish suzerainty In
Central North Africa.
Italy In a Good Position.
The affair at Tripoli was but a re
connaiKance, so to speak, tho occu
pation in force being Hot for later. To
assist In the act the cruisers Marco
r-olo and Vettor Plsanl left To ran to
with a squadron of torpedo boats
under the command of the Duke of
the Abruzzl, cousin of King Kmniniuel.
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PORT5...
At tho moment of their departure
the mine ship Minerva went ashore,
but suffered only slight damage. She
carries 150 topedoes, besides mines.
Cioneral Caneva will be accompan
ied with an expeditionary corps com
manded by Cenoral Hlrccoia nnd Cen
eral Count (leraldl. The first force
to be dispatched will consist of 25.000
men and altogether 40,000 troops will
lie landed in Tripoli.
Regiments Leaving All Chief Towns,
From all the chief Italian towns
regiments are departing every day for
I'aleruio, Naples, nrindlsi, Syracuse,
Catania, Messina, Taranto, tienoa. An
cona and Venice, where they will be
embarked In transports. The war
'jhlps will convoy the transports to
tho Tripoli coast, and this army will
he established In Trinoll.
MAY CANCEL PRISON CONTRACT.
Dix Proposes to Abandon Wingdale
Site and Pay $125,000.
Albany, N. Y. After the State has
Dpent over $:100,000 for sites and
plans for a new prison lo take the
place of antiquated Sing Sing, which
was built In 185, and is badly over
crowded, It Is proposed to abandon
the present site In Wingdale, Dutchct s
County, to abolish the Commission on
Prisons, and pay. the r. J. Cnrlin Con
struction Company of New York $125,
000 to cancel Its $:',19fi,000 contract.
Snowfall In Adlrondacks.
Gloversville, N. Y. The lower Adl
rondacks are covered with a light fall
of snow, the earliest In ninny years.
German Aviator Killed.
Berlin. Captain Knglehardt, the
pioneer German aviator, fell and was
killed at Johannlsthal Field. Kn
glehardt was trained by the Wright
brothers nnd was the leading aviation
authority In Germany, llcrr Sedl
mnyer wns ap nssengcr with Kngle
hardt. His skull was fractured and
he received other Injuries.
STATE
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CAPITAL
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State Doctcrs Indorse Dr. Wiley.
Tho Mtdlcal Society of l'ennsyl.
vnnln ended Its sixty-first annual
meeting at the Rtnte Capitol, after Dr.
James Tyson, of Philadelphia, the
nt-wl.v-t lrctrd president of the organ
ization, had taken his place as tho
chairman. Tho society selected Scran
ton as Its place of meeting In 1'J12, In
dorsed the work of Dr. Harvey W.
Wiley as an enforcer of the pure food
laws, and enlisted Itself In tho enm
palgn to stamp out dlswise growing
out of the social evil.
Tho closing session was marked by
half a dozen papers on such vital sub
jects as the care of the Insane and
cancer, ono of the exhibits In the lat
ter series being a moving picture show
of a stomach demonstrating the
n.othods of assimilation.
Ono of the most notable papers of
the meeting wns by Dr. Chevalier
Jackson, of Pittsburg, who described
tho maniiyir In which a tnck had been
removed from the lung of a young
woman who was suffering from tuber-
miosis. The tack was swallowed
eleven years ago. The woman who
was thought to be dying Is rapidly
Improving in health.
Before the eye and ear section of
the society, Dr. William Blair, of
Pittsburgh, aroused general nnd com
plimentary discussion by a pnper on
preventable blindness. Dr. Blair do
elariHl that forty thousand persons In
the t'nlted States were needlessly
blind nnd that one-third of the cases
were due to carelessness.
The work of the welfare department
of the Carnegie Steel Company, at
Pittsburgh, wa given high praise by
the sprktr. He referred to the In
closure of emery wheels with glass,
nnd the use of wicker work spectacles,
nnd said that ns a result of such pre
ventive measures the number of eye
necldents In nn army of 34,0(10 men
hnd been reduced to a minimum,
hnrdly thought possible a few years
ago. "What one concern hns thought
it possilde to work out on n practical
basis toward such a distinctly hu
manitarian end, I feel that the State
should take an a starting point for
legislation to the end that tho adop
tion of similarly effective devices shall
become mandatory In all branches of
labor."
Several of tho speakers referred to
the new school code's provisions for
medical Inspection as steps in the
right direction.
The delegates elected as trustees:
Dr. William T. Staples, West Chester;
Dr. Frederick K. Van Sickle, Olyphant,
and Pr. A. P. Hill. Montgomery. The
trustees reelected: Dr. T. II. Davles,
Pittsburgh, ns president, nnd Dr. C.
L. Stevens, Athens, ns secretary.
Inspection Of Dairy Farms Begun.
State inspection of the dairy farms
of Pennsylvania, which was placed In
charge of the State Live Stock Sani
tary Board a few months ngo, was
formally Inaugurated by Dr. C. .1. Mar
shall, State veterinarian, who has
been assured of assistance and sup
port from veterinarians nnd dairy
owners in all sections of the Common
wealth. The plan Is to have every
veterinarian aid in the work of secur
ing cleanliness In the surrounding.-
nnd healthfulness In the cattle, It be
Inc recognized by the State officials
tlmt there nre comparatively few
dairies in tho Stale that could be rated
as excellent. The Inspection will bo
in char?e of State agents, under the
appropriation made by the last LegM
hit ure to the board, and It Is the Idea
to ohtnin tin most complete data pos
sible about every farm or dairy that
is supplying milk to the public.
New Method In Distribution of Flab.
Adoption of new methods In the dis
tribution of fish from tho State's
hnteherles was announced by Stnto
Vish Commissioner Duller, and here-
nfter all applications for fish fry will
have to bo made upon a new form of
blank. These blnnks nre now being
tirnmrcd nnd will be sent lo nil np-
plieauta as rapidly as possible. Tho
Idea In making the change Is to ob
tain better results In the distribution.
Annlirants will be required to furnish
complete information ns to the locality
where the fish are to be planted and
the shipments will be followed tip to
see how the distribution Is made, bo
that there will be a minimum of
waste.
Attempt To Kill Game Wardent.
State flame Commission officials aro
investigating a report sent out from
Fulton county, to the effect that at
tempts were made to kill four gnmo
wardens In Kulton county. The at
tacks were reported ns made on war
dens who were endeavoring to rtv
strain hunters. Wardens Joseph Ken
nedy nnd Ka'ph Hoss reported that in
the woods of Kulton county near tho
State line, they had been fired on by
n than named McCormlek, a hunter
who escaped Into Maryland.
Governor Approve Pardoni.
The pardons recommended by tho
State Hoard of Pardons were approved
by the (lovernor. lie also approved
the commutations of Geo. h. Marlon,
Luzerne, nnd John It. Kdwards, Cam
bria, who had becn sentenced to bo
hanged.
Increase Stock to $1,350,000.
The Northumberland Gas and Elec
tric Company, Sunbnry, filed notice
of Increase of its stock from $!.nno to
$1,3,"0,000, nnd of nn Issue of bondj tc
amount of $2,700,000.
8,701 State's Growth In Month.
The populntlon of Pennsylvania In
creased 8,701 during June, In tho
month there were 16,652 births and
7,951 deaths.
The Dutch shipbuilding industry la
eonrentrntod In the suburbs of the
larger cities, Amsterdam, Rotterdam,
Harlem and Dordrecht, and alone
the rivers Mouse, Noord nnd Mer
wedc. Hotween Rotterdam and
r-ordrerht r.re some 30 Important en
iblishments.
EiKOLE
CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
Munyon's Stomach Treatment
Performing Miracles.
MUNY0N TELLS YOU
KOW TO GET WELL
FREE OF CHARGE
"A few days ago I rocelved a letter
from a young miin, who Htiitca he Is 1
years of ut', Hnd Iihb oroupieil several
Important iioKltlnnii, hut owiiik to liull
gi sliiin Hnd I im Milt y to sleep lio Ima liven
uniiblu to concentrate Ida mind upon lilt
work and liaa euriseiiiintly been ll
ehurgeil on the ground of ih-kIci t of dutw
Ilo goea on to any tlmt lie la a youiiif
mun of steady hublta, Im t for years lis
liaa RiifTered from dyspepsia, whleh has
so nlTec-tort his nervea Unit lie la unahla
to Mi-ip, and that It la not neglect upon
Ida purl, nor lack of Interest In the bunl
lieaa, but simply phyalial weakness. He
Bka my ndvhe In this mailer.
"Kor the benefit of n Inrce. number of
tlmae similarly situated I propose to
answer Ihla letter publicly. Imping tlmt
It may be the means of helping many
who may be affected In this way.
"In the first place, the stomach must
be maJe. well before th nerves can b
made stronn. The nerves mum be made
strong before one run sleep well. No
one Is eapunle of doltia; bis best who Is In
sny way troubled with Insomnia or nny
l.irin of nervousness. The Kreatest K'-n-erals
have la-en men of Iron nerve nnd
Indomitable will. They have had perfect
dlKcHlInn, belnit uble to eat well, una dl
sent nil they ate.
"It Is .;i!. I that Napoleon lost the bat
tle of Waterloo because of a fit of lndl
Kentlon. Grant's enormous reserve power
was due to a well stotnnch. Abraham
Lincoln said that 'be did not knew that
he had n stotnnch.' rs rover Cleveland, It
la said, could work IS hours a day, eat
a hearty meal nt 2 or 3 o'clock In tha
mornliiR. inn to bed nnd sleep soundly un
til II o'clock and net up refreshed, ready
for a new dav's work.
"Pres. Tn ft la another type of healthy
mnnhnod. Who thinks for one moment
that be would be the Prepldent of the
t'nlled Plates today bad lie been a dy
'Peptte or affected with some nervous
ailment? I claim that two-thirds of all
the failures In professional anil business
llfe nre due to weak and doranHcil stom
ichs. "No business house would rare to em
ploy dyspeptic representative to sell
Cfieds fur them on the road. One-half
lie men who stand behind roomers to
lav. enrnlmr from 112 to tlfi a week, will
never Ret bevond these flitnres, for the
renson that they are phyalmllv weak.
They lack the nerve power and com
manding: strenKth that come from a good,
sound stomach.
"No one rnres to hear a dvsppptle
prea'-her. Nn matter how pious he may
he. he Is bound to reflect bis bilious and
Jaundiced condition, lie will unronsclous
lv Inoculate his hearers with his. melan
rhnlv feellnss.
"No one would think of entrusting; an
Important lecal rase In tho hands of a
dvspeptlr lawyer, nav more than he
would rare to entrust bis own llfe, or
that of a dear one. In the hands of a pby
stclnn who Is nervous. Irritable or a dy
speptic. Men must have koo.1 dlcestlon,
strong nerves nnd vital manhood In or
der to render a clean, clear-rut decision
either In medicine, law or business.
"I believe that more than half of the
divorces ran lie traced to III health. I
want every dyspeptic to try mv stnmnrh
treatment, for It rorrects nearly all forms
of Indlurstlon nnd nervousness It makes
eld stomachs almost ns good ns new. Its
marvelous power for digesting food and
Retting the best out of It makes for good
rlrh. red blood. This, In turn, strength
ens the nerves, bultils tip the general sys
tem, nnd will surely prolong life and
make It a pleasure to live and do the
things allotted to us"
Professor Munvnn mnkes no ehnrge for
eonsnltntlon or medtrnl advice- not a pen-
nv to pav. Address Prof .1 M Mnnyon.
Munvon'n T.nhorntorles. Ftfiy-third and
Jefferson streets. Philadelphia. Pn.
Red Cross Christmas Seals.
A statement denying the recent re
ports about tha ahnndonimit of the
Red Cross Christmas seal sale has
been Issued by the National Associa
tion for the Study and Prevention of
Tuberculosis. The statement declares
that not only will the sale be held
this year, ns In the past threo years,
but that it will be conducted on broad
er lines than ever before. The only
order lssi:ed by the postofflco depart
ment which bears on the sale of Red
Cross seals was sent out on July 1,
and prohibits the uso of the mails to
letters and packages bearing non
postage stamps on the face, and also
to any mull bearing seals which re
semble postage stamps, if used either
on the face or back. The Red Cross
seal to ho used this year has been
submitted to the postolllco tl e part
in elint and approved, and thus may be
used, but only on the hark of letters
and packages. The design to be used
this year depicts a pretty winter sceno
enclosed In a heavy red circle. Tho
corners are white, thus giving the ef
fect when affixed to a loiter or a
package of a round seal.
Lesson in Good Manners.
When the "l!oy Scouts" movement
was nt its height, three of the young
sters Journeyed from Hultlmore to
Washington to bo Introduced to the
president. When Mr. Taft shook hands
with them, one of the little fellows
stuck out his left hand.
"Why do you give me your left
hand?" asked the president.
"Thnt's the way us Hoy Scouts shake
bands," said the boy, with pride.
"Well," commented Mr. Taft dryly,
"the sooner us Hay Scouts learn better
th nicer us Hoy Scouts will bo." The
Twice-a Month Popular Magazine.
Not a Bit.
"In getting married Mr. Sothern
nnd Miss Marlowe showed very little
consideration for tho public."
"Why so?"
"There's no fun In watching a man
and his wife play 'Romeo and Juliet.' "
Nipped in the Bud.
"Until now 1 have never had to ask
for a smnll loan."
"And until now I have never been
obliged to refuse you."
TO DRIVE OFT MALAWI
ANI III II It I I' THE STSTRM
Take the Out Slunrtanl i; lloVK S T..hTKI.K!-t)
Cllll.b TONIC. You know what yi.u am tuklim
l'li formula In plnlnlv printed, en everr hnitlA.
unwliiif It In iluiiily ljuinlne Bnj i n,n In a tasteless
form, and tlio iiiufct rflerliiitl turiu. k'uf gruwa
paupla aud chlulruu, Ut cuiut.
It's human nature, but bad medi
cine, to buck about the walk up hill
after we've enjoyed a good long slide
down!
Inflammatory Rhrumntiam may malt
you a cripple for life. IWt watt for
Inflammation to art in. When the first
slight paina appear, drive the poison out
with Ilamlina Wizard Oil.
The fact that beauty Is only skin
deep should influence a woman to be
shallow.
PUTNAM
Color more goods brighter and faater colon than any
dye any garment without ripping apart. Write lur
TOO MUCH FOR SMALL . BRAIN
Big Word Meant an Effort, but Thii
Little Girl Made Brave
Attempt.
This incident occurred lust fiftoe n
Jewish holiday. It was In a third j
grade school In Cleveland In a dis j
trlrt of Kiisslan and Hungarian Jews. !
The teacher was explaining the j
meaning of the word JiidlcloiiH. She
nsked tho children to give her stories 1
about the word.
After several had given illtistra- i
tltms about the Judicious use of j
money, the teacher said:
"Now give nie a story about some- 1
thing judicious, without money In It."
A little girl finally volunteered She
said:
"On our holiday we had roast goose
nnd a whole lot of other Jew dUlies."
HAVE YOU SUSPECTED YOUR
KIDNEYS?
Thousands suffer from backache,
headache, dizziness, nnd wi.irinest'
without suspect ing their kidneys.
rpp James W. Clay, tlfiO
Ijj'JtL T 'ita lU'' ''"vt',, St- !il1"-
more, Md., says: "I
tuffered almost con
stantly from pains in
my bnek and head
and was laid up for
i week at a time.
could scarcely w alk
md experienced add-
d annoyance from ir
regular iiiissimes of
Kiilmy secret ions. After using all
kinds of medicine, without relief, I be
gun taking Doan's Kidney Pills and
received a perfect cure. ' have had
no trace of kidney ticuhb since."
"When Your Pack is Lame, Remem
ber the Name HOAX'S."
For sale by druggists and general
Storekeepers everywhere. Price ,0e.
FoBter-Mllburn Co.. P.uffalo, N. V.
Tho Sitrple Life.
Anna .Vnrla Wilhelmina Pickering.
In her "Menu li s." edited hy her son,
tells a Voiktbi.e li cideiit which con
tains a great iltalt'l human nature.
Variety spices It l : the plain is monot
onous, until Its extent entitles It to
the name ol prslvle or desert, and it
gains Interest throcgli va.-ti.ers.
There was an old couple In the vil
li) Ko whom I usrtt olten to go to see
One day, when I found tliem kitting,
one on each side of the lire, the old
man said to me:
"Well, t' nils: Is and me, we've been
married nlcht en fn years, and we've
never h id one tpim rel."
The oid woman limbed at me, with a
twinkle in her c; c, and said:
"It war vetie conscientious, but
vaiie dool " Youth's Companion.
Easy Deduction.
Watson Wlio is piviiiR the party
In the ncl(,i.brboi d?
Sherlock- Very simple, Watson.
Who but the Inmily that is dead
broke and owing everybody?
Its Location.
little Itrot her Where's my llsliln'
pole pone to?
Hipper Urol her Sister's usln' It for
a hatpin! liick.
Fur (. ami ; kip
II l.k ' fart niM! ih thr l.-t ri-mrlv r
llvt-i. thr urliintf ami frviTi-hnrMK curt-a tlif
Cnlil ami rrntur-VN llorninl riMiilltifitiM It'a
lliWiil rnVrtw iliimt-iluuvly. ih., 2.V., anil (MX.
At cirug aturca.
When we get down we wonder how
it happened, but when we win we ac
cept It ns perfectly natural!
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IK AW M
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from woman's ailments are Invited to Miito to tho names and
uddroascs hero given, for positive proof that I.ydia E. l'mkliaiu'a
Vcgetablo I'oinptuuiil does euro feimilo ills.
. Tumor ItrlliOTrft.
Elmo, Mn -M r.!-r.ili J.taiu.u i,K.F.I. No. 2,
Hi II Hi.
Ptmrl.i.lll.-Mra.f'hrlatln lt.'cl.tor,Mntini!St.
Kallrli, ,Mfi-ft.Mra. JmuIiiui it, Ormituu, 61
Nurth .M iln St.
Mllaukr,Wi.-Mra. F.n.mn Iiukk, Kit lt Pt.
tUli-atn, lll.-M-i. AUotiat-iiorliiig, HtiaCly.
biiirii Ave.
Oalana, K in.-.M r. U. n. Hurv.Vl.l MliiatalAT.
VI.-t'irla.Mi".-.Mr Wlllio l.ilnar.1-.
Clnolniittl.tihiu.-Mrs.W. 11. Moiih,7 Euat-
( hang of I.ITo.
Eprlni?, N It. M in. (vlia K. Miitimih.
l)tri-ii..r, III. Airs. J. It.Cuinjilwll, art North
Si-eniid St.
PronVlrii, N. V.-Mr. Fvmn, BM II alary Et.
Noah, Ivy.nMra. l.lrziA lliillnnd.
ratlKtnnat,Wa"li."iMrR.I':ivaltiirlir Kdwarda.
CircleWllo, ( 'h.o.- .Mia, Alice Kirlln, U.U S eat,
lluvton St.
Pilotn, Iml.-Mra. T.lrHnS. llitikli,lt.K.Nn.s.
hew)rln..na, l.u.-.Mn. liuaiuu Uluuduu,lMl
Tirp"ii"lnrn SI.
Ilili.'iw-akn, lud. Mrs. Ctms. Ilauor, Sr., 6:3
Kat Marlon St.
Itarlnn.W'la.-Mra. Katla KnMlt. K. 2, Pn g.
Heaver Kalli, l'a.- M i a.W. I'. linyil.Mluuiu Av.
Mntrrnlty Tronlilr.
Prnnaiigh, Mo. Mr. I. K. Almliiro.
I'honix. H.t.-Mra. Wm.O. KIiir, Hoa?fi5.
CurlnlH.lt, .Mrs, luia JTiavbar, 32 Mon-
Mu M.
South Hanford, Ma.-Mra. Chnrlea A. Antdtn.
bchiMioctndytN.V..Mrs.lI.l'orUrtifAlbaiir
Ht.
Ta;orTlll, 111. -Mrs. Joa Grnntbain, 625 W.
Vandtvor
Cincinnati, (llilo.-Mrs. Sohla lloff, 614 Mo-
Miokfin Av.
Pig Hun, Pa.-Mra. W. E. Pooler.
l'hilHdrllila, l'a.-Mrs. M. Johnston, 210
W16t- Karkaet,..
Toorla, III. -Mrs. Clara U UauvUi, It. R. No.
4, Hoi 0-J.
Aninsta, Mo.-Mrs.Vlnfli-M Pana, It.F.P.S.
tu l'aul, Minn. -Mia. li. M. Bchorii, luti3
WoodbrtdKi St.
rittshurt. Pa.-Mra. O. Lelier, S.'IO Klnkald
St., E E.
Keariixr. Mo.-Mra. Thotnaa As'Mtrry.
lilua IsUti't, M.-.Mis. Auua achnaiti, 823
(IroTs St.
Eaat Kail, l'a.-Mra. Anfrnstii" i.yon,K.B'J) J.
(pirationa Avoldc-il.
Hlkestnn, Mo. Mrs. Imma Hxthinin.
Uaritlner, Mn.-Mra. 8. A. Williams, 142 Wash.
lliatnn Are.
Chleano, 111.- Mra.Wm.Atirfna.CCWW.JIst St.
llellrtua, Ohlo.-.Mrs. K.lftU Wtelaiul, !tJ8
Monro St,
PeForat1Wla.-Mrs. AtigHnta Teieraiann.
Jjoitor. kansaa. Mrs. LUilo Scult.
Hieso women aro only a few of
tho power of Lydia 1. Tinkliam's Vegetable. Ct inixmnd to euro femalo
diseases. Not ono of these women ever received compensation in any
form for tho use of their names in this advertisement but aro will.
ing that wo should refer to thorn boeauso of the good they may
do other Buffering women to prove that Lydia E. rinkham
Vegetable Compound is a reliable and honest medicine, and that tho
statements made in our advert lseuicms
truth and nothing but tho truth-
FADELESS ,DYES
other dye. One lfte package colors all fibrin. Thev dye In cold water better than anv other dve. You can
free booklet How lo Dye, Hleach and Mix Colore. MONttOt UUVO COMPANY, Qulacy, 111,
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Ceir.ent Talk No. 8
! The appearance
of any place can be
greatly improved by
using concrete wherever
possible. If you have a
nice home, whether in
the city or inthecountry,
you cap add preatly to its
attractiveness by building
not only the sidewalks, hut
the stops, curbs, fence-posts,
cisterns, foundations, drive
ways, cellars and so on, of
concrete. Build of concrete and
use UNIVERSAL Portland Ce
ment. Concrete is cheap, easy
to use, dean, fire, rat and rot proof.
Concrete is the simplest building mater
ial and the most durable. You need only
I'MVLRSAL crmrnt, Kind, gravel or crushed
itc.nr. Hi it remember to use I'MVLRSAL il
is the brit (tir.rnt. It is alwayi of uniform Cid
er and grrat strength. AA your dealer fur it.
UNIVERSAL PORTLAND CEMENT CO.
riUCK EULEING, PITTSBL'RQ
ANNUAL OUTPLT 10.000,000 BAKKEU
MSI
. v- v -"frFti ""3 'rricr'-
-itnmu.w I.
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ACTS LIKE MAGIC
J. J. Pttrron, M D, Mariball, Ala., aayai
"In mv pructire I Imve found tlmt Mei
Irnn MusLmii l.inimriit acti like miiftic.
In one van- it oirnl an nld hidf .f a venr
rv-ir ntMi-k nt' Klieumaliam in the nevk
Hiul 'boulder."
2 5c. SOc. 1 1 a bottla at Drui A Gao l Sloru B
A quick relief for
coughs, colds
W nrwl linririf.
k tIv ncss is
Hale's Honey
Of Horeliound and Tar
-m -
Contains
j mi
j an
EKx
no opium nor
an j t h i n C i nj u r iou s
Tr Pike' Twthirhr Omni
Aii.g.-..mit,Tiij;w,y
TOR OLD AND YOUNG
Tutt's Liver PUM act -A kindly on the child,
the 'Iclluite trmcJc ur infirm old fcc, upva
tN vtrnrou mn.
(Ivc tone and atrrngt h to tha weak tumai.h.
bowels, kidncya and Maddcr.Ha
Ormilo Dliiplacrmpnta. ,
I'!.-ir 1ui-U, Minn. .Mrs. Auaa Anderson,
Un I.i.
Vnlo)ti;'i..rn.-M-. Mar-la lter.Tt.F.r. 1.
Trent. hi, Mu. .u-.i'. 'i'. l'urtit;il,Oi l.ineula
ATI!!' o.
Caai.U'ii,l..J.-Mn.K:iaJohiisUm,2tOUVrty
I.
Chle-ieo. I'l.-Mrr. Vra. Tully, 2012 Otflen
Avcnuo.
riilnfnl IVrlmla.
Culfi t.aiH, Wiii.- .V.ra. 'h. K. liattner, It.R. It,
II.. i H.
Adrmn, Mo.-Mrn. O. It. M non, U.K. N'n. J.
N. (illord, Mai.ii. Mlns Allii'llil l'uro, li,
Haltiniiiru.iiliio.-Mrs A.A.Iia'.ii:(tr,K.F.I.L
Ni-eaiintf, Mich. Mrs. MarvStMllo.-k.Hoi l.'Ti,
(irrviUn, lli.o.- Mis. V. V. Vagtior. lli.i CM.
Atwitr, tihlii. MI"S Minnie .Miielhaul't.
rrairio'tuChieUtWut. Mis. Julia Konicheck.
lU.No.1.
Irrrgutnrllr.
Buffalo. NY. -Mn.Claia l'rbrsko,17Mar;a-
moiit St.
Winchester. Ind.-Mrs. May Deal, R.R.NaT.
Kt. It.vis l ulls, N..-Mis.,l. II. Ilrevero.
(irnvrille, lll.-M-s. J, .pie S.-linar, It. if 22.
lluiloon, '.no. Mrs. llco. fclilcklcr, U. No. S.
box li
Ovarian Trouble.
Murrayvllln, 111. Mra. Chas. Moora It. H. J.
11iIIkiIi1.1iU, l'a..Mra. thus, liuall, IUi X,
Mole St.
Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. John O, Uoldan,
2116 Sr.-ond St., North,
ITmlon,olilo. ,M is. InaC'armoelno.It F.D.T.
YVetwood, Md. Mrs, J..nn K. Ki . hanl".
llcLjaniiu, .Mo.-. Mrs. Julia Irajjls, K.t'.D. L
Female Veakness.
W.Torrell-iiite.Itnl.-Mrs. ArtleE. IlamtUon.
I'.lmo, Mo. Mis, A. C. PaVault.
I.swreiica,lna a.Mrs. Julia A. Snow, It Nfi.lt
t tlc, dhlo.-Mrs. Marr Karlwana, U. K. 1. S,
liollerue.Olilu. Mra. Charley Chapman, li.V.
I). No. 7.
KV'in, 111. Mra. Henry Leliebarg, 73 Adamf
St.
Behstiirerstoirn. Ta, Mra. Crnif Iletrlch.
( reason, l'a. lis. Klla K, AlkeT.
Fairchauee,l'a.-Mra. Wolla A.lJuuham,Do
102.
Nervona Fraatratlon.
KnoiTllle, Iowa. Mrs. Clara Franks.R.F.D.t,
(iron.i:o, M.i. Mrs. Maa McKnlnht. .
C'aimli'ii, N..t.-.Mrs. W. I'.ValanUuo, 802 Ua.'
eolu Areiine.
Mud.lv, 111.- Mis. Mar Nolen.
ltrookTllle,tiblo.-Mrs. M. Klnnlson.
Fltchrllle (Ihi.i.-M is. C Cle.
rhiladi'lpiila. l'a.-Mra. Frank Clark, UII&
AiiCKiieuy Ave. f
thousands of living witnesses of,
regarding its merit aro tha
ar ,rfTJ
riair ttrii'i Ygla
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