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MIDDLE AGE
Ouinrit Experience
Ouirht to Help You Over
the criucai rcnuu.
Lvf been troubled with the
tan I naVB "r-. i.ifa -j
baw waava
the Dad feelings
common at that
time. I was in a
very nervous condi
tion, with headaches
and oain a srood
deal of the time so I
was unfit to do my
work. A friend
asked me to a try
Lydia EL Pinkham
Vegetable Com
pound, which I did.
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Zii, hu he oed me in every way.
b not nearly co nervous, no headache
f pain. I must jay that Lydia E.
LL.'.Vp(TPtjib e Compound is the
. nv ck woman can take,
JmT Margaret Quinn, Rear 259
forthen St, Lowell, Mass.
Othcrwaming symptoms are a sense
I suffocation, hot flushes, headaches,
ir'aches, dread of impending evil,
Bidity, iound in the ears, palpitation
I the heart, sparks before tho eyes,
ViralariUrs, constipation, variable
pitite, weakness, inquietude, and
ff'jrau need special advice, write to
w Lydia E. rinKnara jueuiciuo wu.
jnfidential), Lynn, Mass.
Must Divert Ker New Ships to
War Uses.
NO STEEL UNLESS SHE DOES
Shipping Board Prepares .To Com
mandeer All American Tonnage.
Britain To Recall Ships
Loaned To Allies.
Lo Chance for Him Even Then.
flincs jour liiisLinnd talk iu tils
ft (, hut thru lie never gets the best
V. So do I."
fc' Eyp, Blood-Phot Eyas, Watery Eyas,
Sir Eyn, all hrnlrd promptly with night-
llpllcailons VI iwmu .j.ip.im. am t.
Brought It Back,
nsiiih," Hild Mrs. Hawbuck, "I
yu kept your heud while you
In New lorn.
Jl illil, Marilia," was the humble re
"tut I guess It was only because
o' tlifin sharpers had uuy use
HAVE SOFT, WHITE HANDS
jr Skin and Good Hair by Using
Cuticura Trial Free.
5ie Soap to clennse and purify, the
ment to soothe and heul. Besides
ie fragrant, super-creamy emol
jts prevent little sUIn troubles be
ting serious by keeping the pores
t' from obstruction. Nothing better
y price for all toilet purposes.
ffte sample each by mull with Book.
fiss postcard, Cutlcuro, Dept. L,
Ion.
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Sold everywhere, Adv.
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AFFIN CAN BE CLEANED
Not Throw It Awav Because It
its Become Dirty, Says Specialist
J of Agricultural Department-
(Tin that has become unclean
Wh usage in canning and preserv-
;!nmy he cleaned and reused!
Jcn't throw It away because dirt
tnisli have become mixed with It
fy times It can be cleaned with a
tt In cold water.
(lliis does not remove nil the dirt.
a specialist of the United States
irtmwit of agriculture, beat the
tfin to boiling and strain It through
r three thicknesses of clieese
I placed over a funnel, or a thin
t of absorbent cotton over one
inm of cheesecloth may be used
e strainer.
fe straining should be sufficient
Wily, but if the paraffin sUll Is
n, heat and strain again. Any
jffin lodging in the strainer may
covered by heating the cloth und
f g the hot liquid into another
pw,
Flight of Time.
nw him luss you," cried her dear-
pl Wend.
acknowledge it," she answered.
fitted-.
to'-oo-ooh !"
h't squeal. We are engaged."
li.ee when?"
V'W then."
f he kiss you before or after he
pl to you?"
wt tell you that. In the ex
fn of th( moment I didn't keep
J I the minor details." Cleve
JWn Dealer.
Washington. The imperative need
of ships in the trans-Atlantic service
was disclosed in indications that t!.e
Shipping Board is preparing to com
mandeer all American tonnage and in
an order issued by President Wilson
which has the effect of cutting off steel
exports to Japaa unless Japanese ves
sels are diverted to war uses.
The Shipping Board probably will
announce a commundeeilng program
within a few days. It will call for th
requisitioning of ships under authorit
recently given to the President by Con
press and probably will include a
rnngenifhts for turning the vcksc-!
beck to their ownerB for actual opera'
tion. The Government, It is said, has
no desire to operate the vessels Itself,
but through control of charters can (II
rcct trade routes and at tho sHnie tim
can lower ocean freight rates. Coast
wise tonnafe and vessels taken off
South American runs to be put to enr
rying supplies to Europe probably
would be replaced In larre part by neu
trul ships.
The British and American Govern
mints have about reached an agree'
imnt for a joint control of all the
world's tonnage and the Shipping
Board's move toward commandeering
Is a preliminary step In that arrange
mtnt. Lnder the plan the United
States would operate mo: t of the neu
tral tonnage and Great Britain would
have under Its control allied ships,
The arrangement would be used also
to bring down freight rates.
Greet Britain is nbout to recall Brit
ish ships that hr.ve been put at the din
posal of her allies. Continued sinkings
are said to have made It necessary
that every British vessel be used in
supplying the British people and
armies.
The Piesident's instructions, which
will bring Japanese ships into the At
lantic, were issued to the Division of
Export Licenses, and provide that no
steel or iron products shall go to
Allied countries unless they are to be
used for actual war purposes or will
contribute directly to prosecution of
the war. Japan has been a large .buyer
of American ship plates and has been
build:n up a great merchant fleet
About 4 per cent, of her tonnage Is in
the Atlantic and the remainder is
carrying Pacific cargoes at extremely
high rates.'
The Shipping Board has just put
into operation its control over coast
aJje freight rates and will begin with
in a short time to hear complaints. It
has no power to fix rate schedules, but
on complaint, can order specific rates
cut if they are found discriminatory.
FOR BEEFLESS TUESDAYS.
sparing
for Tomorrow
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IMany people seem able
! drink crff f- :
er health dUh.rko,
thoiiph slick fcji
rt , o e"-l IUUUW3
;. use, it is wise to
fsbgate.
jHousands of homes,
J-e coffee was found to
nstant
jPostum
improved health,
fVU8Ually follows,
Jhere'
8 a Reason"
Hotel Men Also To Curtail Wheat
Bread Will Cut Out Icing.
Washington. Resolutions to make
every Tuesday a beefless day and to
Inaugurate systematic measures to
curtail consumption of wheat bread,
butter, sugar and young animals' meat
were adopted by the Food Adminis
tration's hotel and restaurant commit
tee, ' whose membership includes the
proprietors of many of the country's
leading' hotels and restaurants.
The steps decided on include use of
at least 10 per cent, of some other
kind of flour besides wheat in making
wheat bread and rolls; featuring of
corn and rice cakes in place of wheat
cakes; substitution of fowls, fish, veg
etables and fruits for heavy meats
wherever possible, and elimination
when practicable of the Icing of cakes
and of the use of cube sugar.
TO COMBAT PRUSSIANISM.
German-Americano Form Organiza
tion In Chicago.
Chicago. The organization of German-Americans
of revolutionary stock
of 1S48 to protest and work against
the Prussian militaristic caste was an
nounced by Otto C. Eutz, who acts as
sponsor for the movement in Chicago.
Similar organizations will be effected
in New York, it was said. According
to Mr. Butz, many Americans of Ger
man depcerft abhor the Prussian sys
tem of frlghtfulncss which has found
expression In the Zeppelin and the JJ
boat warfare.
MUST TEACH CITIZENSHIP.
Law
Passed By the Massachusetts
Legislature In Effect
Boston. An act passed by the last
Legislature, making It mandttory for
public school teachers to instruct their
pupils In the duties of citizenship, went
into efTect Wednesday. The law con
templates the establishment of minia
ture cities and states within the
schools in order to give the boys and
girls training In the actual workings
of government
LONDON TO SEE U. 8. TROOPS.
Several Regiments Of American Sol
diers To Be In Parade.
London. Not many days hence Lon
don will be able to give a concrete wel
come to the American army, accord
ing to the Express, which says that a
body of American troops will then
inarch through the streets of the
metropolis with banners flying and a
band pitying. There will be several
regiments in tho line of procession,
and British military men are taicinc
keec interent in the arrangements.
PUTS DRY BILL
UP 10 STATES
Senate Passes the Prohibition
Amendment Ey 65 to 20
IS
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THE DEADTRAITORS
Their Bodies on the Russian
Highways Marked.
TRYING TO CUT OFF RETREAT
More Than Two Million Russian Sol
dier On Retreat Eighth Army,
Composed Largely Of Cavclry,
In a Critical Position.
London. A dispatch l':onr the head
quarters of the Russian Seventh Army
says the si'untlon Is more hopaful.
Panics amonf the rott enters-are sup
pressed ruthlessly. Three divisions of
STEAMER
IS
TRHSPOR
T
American Soldiers Aboard Show
Coolness and Pluck
ARMY VESSEL AT ANCKCR
Cteaner Pcnama, Running at Full
Spejd, Crashes Into the Saratoga,
Soldiers, en Command of Offi
cer!, Leap on Trantport
cavalry have taken positions
the whole front of it treat.
Pe?erters are shot ami attempts to
spread panic are fitipprc.'.yc 1 by
prompt executions. Deserle
An Atlantic Port. Fourteen hun
dred khaki-chid Sammies had their
first t.-isto of the perils of ocean travel
Monday In a co!!i.ion between their
transport, the Saratoga. Hnd the
across, steam r Panama Inbound from the
Canal one.
The .'a-Ktoga war lying at anchor
i awaiting 'ailing .orders when the
ipies I Pf.Dar;,a. i st l'e On. f, I .hi,
and agitators who en loved comnleto l:ml .',.ntv .r '.
Immunity under the committee syhtetu I t!:e transpo, rn the nort .mnri,.,- nrt
tho highways. A paper 'Ins toad c.f La. .nc :iwv. tho pun:u
SIX YEARS TO TAKE ACTION
lie uead on
pinned on the corpses reads:
"Here lies u traitor to his country."
Red badges and other symbols
which accompanied the demoralization
have almost disappeared.
It is conservatively estimated that
more than two million Russian troops
are steadily marching rearward. These
constitute the Eleventh and Seventh
Armies with their reserves. The
Eighth Army, which Is largely cavalry
and not included In the foreign figures,
also is retreating and its position, says
the correspondent, is extremely
critical. The Germans arc strainlne
every effort to capture It while fol
lowing up the Eleventh and Seventh
Armies and It looks as If the Eighth
Army might be caught In a bag.
Tho notable growth in the number
of enemy war prisoners escaping from
Russia since the revolution Is engag
ing the attention of the military au
thorities. According to published data
from, the beginning of the war until
March a total of 5,350 escapes have
been registered, whereas during March
735 managed to get away, in April
2,518 and in May more than 3,000
escaped.
North of Huslatyn, on the Russo-
Oallclan frontier, the Russians re
stored their position on the East bank
of the River Zbrocz, says the official
statement by the Russian War De
partment Austro-German efforts to
force a passage across the Zbrocs In
the region of Pukliany and. Podlipic
were frustrated.
Zaleszik has been evacuated by the
Russians under heavy pressure.
On the Roumanian front fortified
positions on the right bank of the
River Putna, northwest of Sovela, were
captured by the Roumanians.
An official statement issued says:
"According to reports of secret serv
ice agents, the present German of
fensive was undertaken as the, result
of detailed testimony concerning In
ternal conditions of the Russian Army,
which had been placed in the hands
of the German chief of staff. Field
Marshal von Hlndonburg, it appears,
had promised Emperor William that In
two months he would put Russia out
of action."
$2,500,000 MORE TO BELGIUM.
Little Kingdom Getting $7,500,000 a
Month From America.
Washington. A loan of ?2,nP0,000
was made by the United States to meet
the immediate needs, of tho Belgian
Government. It was in addition to the
$45,000,000 credit established some
time ago, under which $7,500,000 is be
ing advanced to the little nation
monthly.
crowded her be in the long gaping
bole Mutated Jus above the water
line, and in that pc-.,i:i'jn accompanied
the trans port a diJfur.ee of u mile and
a half until the latter was beached on
neighboring mud flats.
The Panama carried 160 passenf-rrs,
Including many women and children,
who screamed whn the accident oc
curred. No panic resulted, however,
due to the presence of mind of the
Panama's officers and men who
quickly calmed their frightened pas
tiT.gtts. Soldiere Obey Orders.
Immediately after the collision the
transport listed heavily and was
thought to be in a sinking condition.
Large numbers of small boats and
tugs in the immediate vicinity rushed
to the assistance of the transport and
assisted In taking off many of the
soldiers and transferring them to an
other transport, while the sinking
vessel started on a thrilling race for
safety
Many soldiers, obeying the com
mands of their officers. Jumped
across the narrow intervening space
and boarded the Panama. Excellent
discipline prevailed at all limes, with
the result that no lives were lost
and the men have only a few bruises
and strained muscles as testimony
of the encountfr. The troopers un
doubtedly prevented a panic aboard
the Panama and their .whole demean
or in the face of extreme danger was
soldierly in the extreme.
As soon as the Saratoga was safe
ly benched in shoal water and the
soldiers who had boarded her trans
ferred either to go to their posts or
other transports, the Panama backed
away and proceeded to her pier under
her own steam. She received only
slight damages to fier bow, insuffi
cient to necessitate drydocking her.
Although Capt. N. W. Mobray,
commander of the Tanama, refused
to make any statement to the news
papers, it was learned from officials
of the Panama Railroad Company,
owners of the vessel, that the cause
of the accident was due to the mis
understanding of signals in the engine
room.
Officers and passengers alike were
unanimous in their opinion that the
entire blame of the accident should
be placed or. the Panama Ip Vlght
sunlight, without traces of fog, the
! Panama was passing In full speed
ahead to land her passengers nnd
establish a record run from the
zone.
The Measure Goes Through Apparent
ly In Order That Senator Might
Rid Themselves Of Political
Qucttion.
Washington. A resolution for sub
mission to the states of u prohibition
amendment to the Federal Constitu.
tion was adopted by the Senate. Tho
vote was 65 to 20, eight more than the
necessary two-lhlrds.
As adopted the resolution contains a
provision that the states must be
asked to ratify the amendment within
six years. The House still mutt act
on the resolution.
Senators voting for the resolution
were:
Pomocrats Ahurst, Par.khead,
Beckham, Chamberlain, Fletcher,
Gore. Itollis, Jon's, of New Mexico;
Kendilck. King, Kirhy, McKellar. Mar
tin.. Myers. NewlandH. Overman, Owen,
Pitt man. Hnnsdel), Robinson, Sauls
bury, Shaffroth. Kheppard, Shields,
Simmons, Smith of Arizona, Smith of
Cforgln, Smith of South Curoilna,
Stcne, Swanson, Thompson, Trammel,
Vardaman. Wi.l' h, Williams and Wol
cott. Total, ?6.
Republicans Pomh, PraJy, Colt.
( umminu, Curtis. Fernnld, I'reling
buyseti. donna, Hale, Harding, John
son of California. Jones of Washing
ton, Kellogg, Kenyon, Knox, La Toi
lette, Mi'Curnt.er, McNary, Nelson,
Now, Norris, Pupe, Poindexfcr. Sher
man, Smith of Miehipr.n. Smoot, Ftcr
yB, Sutherland and Watson, Total,
23.
Senctors opening the resolution
were:
Democrats Prcussard', Culherson,
Gerry, Hardwlrk, Hitchcock, llutin,
James. Lewis, Phclan, Pome;ene, Reed
end Underwood. Total, 12.
Kopubiicani Dmndepre, CabS-r,
Fiance. lyidKe, Penrose. Wndsworth,
Warren and Weeks. Total, 8.
Senator Smith, of Maryland, was not
present, being indispoted.
Flret To Pnr.3 Either House.
The proposed constitutional amend
ment is. the first Initiated by Congress
since that providing for popular elec
tion of United Stales Senators, ap
proved in mil. It is ;he first time
that either branc h of ('engross has an
proved a constitutional amendment for
prohibition. A few years ago a similar
resolution in the House received a ma
Jority but failed of the required two
thirds.
Prohibit on leaders cf the House
now claim enough votes to insure sub
mission of an amendment to the
states. When the resolution can be
considered in the House Is uncertain
but Its friends will seek early discus'
sion.
The Senate's action came after
three days' debate. All efforts to
amend the resolution failed except for
the addition ol Senator Harding's
amendment fixing the six years' time
limit within which three-fourths of the
states must ratify the, amendment to
make it effective. This was approved
by 56 to 23.
What Resolution Provides.
As adopted, the resolution, which
was submitted by Senator Sheppard,
of Texas, Democrat, would add the
following article to the Federal Con
stitutlon:
The manufacture, sale or transporta
tion of intoxicating liquors within, the
Importation thereof into, or the ex
portation thereof from the United
States and all territory subject to the
Jurisdiction thereof, for beverage pur
poses is hereby prohibited.
This article shall be inoperative un
less it shall have been ratified as an
amendment to the Constitution by the
Legislatures of the several states, as
provided In the Constitution, within
six years from the date of the submis
sion Jhereof to the Mates by the Con
gress. The Congress shall have power to
enforce this article by appropriate
legislation.
Although most of the debate on the
resolution had been perfunctory, the
usual scenes marking the end of
warmly contested legislative fights
were re-enacted. Brief, spirited
speeches under a 10-minute limit were
made to crowded galleries, with the
Senate sweltering In one of the hottest
of summer days.
Whenever Ton Need a General Tonic
Toke Grove s
The Old StamUrH Grove's Tasteless
ebill Tooic is equally valuable ai a Gen
eral Tonic because it contains the well
known tonic properties ot yUIN'INE and
IKON. It acta on the Liver, Drivci cut
Malaria, Eurichei the Blood and Euilds
up the Whole System. 50 cents.
That Solemn Expression. .
Two sailors were jmilng nlong the
sidewalk Just as a v y married cou
ple came out of the church to enter a:i
automobile. Said one sailor: "There
goes another poor devil launched upon
the sen of matrimony."
"Yes," said Hie other, "and he looks
as If lie expected to strike u mine any
minute." Hostoti Transcript.
He Was Sorry He ,Spol:e.
"Why. you women ought to be thank
ful Hint you do not live in forelgm
countrles, where they yoke up womea
with mules nnd make them poll to
gether," wild n rough opponent of wom
an Nuffrngo to n gon;l'. but strong
minded suffragist
"You are nuirrlod, are you not?" sb
asked.
"Yes !" lie snapped.
"Well," she rejoined, "then forelga
countries are not the only ones 1st
which women ore yoked with mulea
At the Woman Tailor's.
"Wbafs till the excitement T"
"Oh, Hiiro's a pretly girl in that tail
oring place having n lit."
Good health depends upon good diges
tion. Snfrguard your difrcntinn and yoa
safeguard ynur health. Wripht't Inuias
Veritable Pilla provide the aafeguard. A
medicine as well as a purgative. Adv. ,
Outclassed.
"Poes your dog ever growl?"
"No. lie knows that my husband
has lal in hopelessly outclassed."
KfSBSBCSKISS
Don't Poison Baby.
ORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must hav
FAREUOItlO or laudanum to make it sleep. These drugs will produce
sleep, and a FEW UKOPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP
FROM WtllCU THERE 18 NO WAKING. Many are the children who
have been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, lauda
num and morphine, each of which la a narcotic product of opium. l)ruggiata
are prohibited from selling; either of the narcotics named to children at ail, or
to anybody without labelling them " poison." The definition of "narcotio"
is j "A medicine which relieves pain and produces sleep, but which in poison
ous dotes produces stupor, eorna, convulsions and death." The taste and
smell of medicines containing opium are disguised, and sold under the names
of Drops,' " Cordials," " Soothing Syrups," etc You should not permit any
medicine to be (riven to Tour children without vnii r tout tilivmcian know
r.f It 1 ..1 t a ooitnt . Til - Tl. tiAM -
UUru'AiN KAKiJUTICS, If it boars the signature
oi inaa, u. r leicuer.
Ucnuine Castorla always bears the signature
SO
PRESIDENT NAMES DIPLOMATS.
Minloters To Colombia and To Siam
Appointed.
Washington. Hoffman Philip, for
mer secretary of the Embassy at Con
stantinople, was nominated by Presi
dent WilsOn to be Minister to
Colombia. George Pratt Ingersoll, of
Rldgefleld, Conn., was nominated for
Miniuter to Siam.
WOMAN APPOINTED ENSIGN.
Long
Identified With Great Lakes
Training Station Work.
Chicago. Mrs. William L. Osborne,
of Wllmette, a suburb, has received
notice of her appointment as ensign in
the United States Navy,, being one of
two women holding such commissions.
She has long beon- identified with
ork of aid at the Groat Lakes Naval
Training Station, and it was largely
at the solicitation of tho bluejackets
there that Uie appointment was made,
it 16 said.
1 OUT OF 7 WASHINGTON RATIO.
Third Of Registration May Be Called
To Get Quota.
Washington. Only one out of every
seven Washingtonians conscripted
under the Selected Praft law has been
found available for the new national
army in the examinations so far made.
Tho local boards put out calls for an
other 100 per cent, quota. At the pres
ent rate it looks as if 7,000 men, or
one-third of the registration in Wash
ington, will have to be examined bo
fore the District's Quota is filled.
NO NEED TO CUT BASEBALL.
President Snyo War Does Not Call For
Shortened Schedule.
Chicago. President Wilson, through
his secretary, J. P. L. Tumulty, in
formed the Chicago Herald that he
saw no need of stopping or curtailing
baseball schedules because of the war.
In response to an inquiry, Secretary
Tumulty wrote, saying: "The Presi
dent asks me to acknowledge receipt
of your letter und to say he sees no
necessity at all for stopping or cur
tailing baseball schedules." . .
. May Put Off Dry Vcte.
Washington. .Notwithstanding radi
cal agitation ami. . certain members of
the House for an mediate vote upon
the nation-wide prohibition amend
ment, the outlook fav rs a postpone
ment of all action on the measure until
Congress reassembles in Oecember.
Early in the present session the
Democratic caucus went on record In
favor of taking up this amendment and
the one providing for woman suffrage
at the regular winter session. At the
tlmo this action was taken, however,
the Senate had no plan for an early
prohibition vote, and many of the
Democratic members regard the vote
In the Senate us effecting so complete
a change In the situation that the
caucus decision should be disregarded.
VEGETABLES NIPPED BY FROST.
Cold Wave Hits Northwest While Eact
Swelters.
Spokane, Wash. Cucumbers and to
matoes in the Colville district, about
50 miles from .here, suffered consider
ably from frost early Sunday morning,
according to reports reaching hero.
Reports from Ritzville also indicate!
frost damage to vegetables, principal
ly those growing in tho numerous
back yard gardens started thlB ye.;r
as a war emergency,
Canadian Farmers
Profit From Wheat
The war's devastation of
European crops has caused
an unusual demand for erain
frpm the American Conti
nent The people of the world must
be fed and wheat near $2 a bushel
offers great profits to the farmer.
Canada's invitation is therefore
especially attractive. She wants
settlers to make money and happy,
prosperous homes for themselves by
helping her rue immense wheat crop.
Yon can get a Homestead of 160 acres FREE
ana other land! at remarkably low price. Dunne many
years Canadian wheat fields have averaged 20 butliela to
the sere many yields aa hmh as 4o bushels to the acre.
Wonderful crops also of Oals, Barley and flax.
Mixed farming as profit ible an industry as erain rais
ing' '1 he excellent arsues lull of nutrition are the only
food required for beef or dmry purposes. Good schools,
churches, market! convenient, climate excellent,
Thar It an extra demand for farm labor In n-plse th
many youna men wlio tiara voltrouwrad for tbfl war. Tha
Government la urcintf farojara to put aura aerae Inio
grato. Writ for lltHrutare snd paruenlara aa to n-Oaoad
numar rates to ttuyu ot luailirsUou, uttawa, Canada, oi
J. P. JFfRSY.
Cor. Vilnul I Bread Sis., Philadelphia, Pa.
Canadian Government Agent
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If life were such an important mut
ter death would, not be the common
end of nil.
Splendid Medicine
For Kidneys, Liver
and Bladder
For the past twenty yenra I have born
acquainted with your preparation, Pwaiup
Root, and all those who have had occa
sion to use audi a medicine limine tin
merits of lr. Kilmer's Swamp-Koot; pe
cially has it been very useful in cases ol
catarrh or inflammation of the bladder. I
firmly believe that it is a very valuable
memcine ana recommendabJe for what it
is intended.
Very truly yours,
DR. J. A. COPPEDGE,
Oct. 20, . 1918. Alanreed, Texas.
Prove Whit Swamp-Root Will Do For You
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer ft Co.,
rtinghamton. N. Y.. for a aamnle biip
bottle. It will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet of valiinlile
information, telling about tha kidneva
and bladder. When writing, be sure and
mention this paper. Regular fifty-cent
and one-dollar size bottlea for sale at all
drug stores. Adv.
Every Woman Woiitsl
Mm
FOR PERSONA!. HYr.lFNF
Diasolved la water for doachoa atooa
pelvic catarrh, ulceration and inflan.
nation.- Recommended br Lvdjat E.
Pinkham Med. Co, for tea years.
A healinf wonder for natal catarrh.
or throat and sore eyas. Economical.
Has maJaurrfaun( and muolal Bmr.
JOc. al dniniaa, ar poMnud L
Saaaal Fi
PT-aTlHConipanT. Boehio. MeM. J
A Ready-Witted Parson.
The evening lesson was from the
Hook of Job and the minister had Just
read: "Yeu, the. light of the wicked
shall bo put out." when Immediately
the church was In total darkness."
"Brethren," said tho minister with
scarcely a moment's pause, "In view of
the sudden nnd startling fulfillment
of this prophecy, we will spend a few
minutes In silent prayer for the elec
tric lighting company." Boston Tran
script.
Such Is Life.
"George," she said, "urn I really and
truly your little popsy wopsy?"
'The sweetest peachy wenchy In ex
istence," .declared George.
"And you've never, never loved an
other girl?"
"There Isnt' another girl In the world
worth a thought, sweet."
"What makes you love me so,
George?"
"Just because I can't help It,
preclousest,"
"Am I an angel, George?"
"An elf, potsle. The daintiest little
fairy that ever drew breath."
"Oh, my true knight!" she sighed.
"Good night. Good night."
And five minutes later the daintiest
littlo fairy that ever drew breath was
snapping mil's head oft because the
bread and cheese nnd pickled onions
were not laid out for supper; whilst
the true knight was whispering sweet
nothings to the golden-hnlred barmaid
at tho Fan and Feathers, and asking
her if she had a fancy to go to the
pictures next Friday. London Tit-lilts.
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Excellent opportunity for handy men aa
advance in all trades. Can also use al
clcaaea of Mechanics at Good Wages.
Apply in person to
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W. N. U., BALTIMORE, NO. 31
-1917.
Advancing Civilization.
As a proof that civilization is a4
vnuclng, it inny be pointed out that
African traders, who used to supply
Ugaudu with rum, calico, brass wirsj
nnd bends, are now doing a flourish
ing trade In wrist watches.
If Worms r Taprworm persii la
system. It I brraua you hav nnt ret tried!
tha real Vermlfuaa, Dr. l'ecry'a "Dead SboC.
Oas ds do the work. Adr,
In Our Boarding House.
"That new couple look as It they hud
some guilty secret"
"They have."
"Huhr
"They kept house once, but they (lout
wnnt to put themselves completely la
the lundlndy'a power by letting her
know they didn't make a success of
It." Louisville Courier-Journal.
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