OFFICIAL VIEW OF EGGS. their value as food discussed in a farmers' bulletin. Teete for Fresh Kits The Color of the Shell linmifirrlNl Method of t'nnklng l.ggasellliisi K.Rsa br Weight Iteenin Uleutled VI hiu I heaner Ihnn Meat. The Vnltpil Htiitcs clrpnrtmrnt of a(t rlmltiire, brliPvliiR thit the people of these fritted States do not know how pood for them nre vrks bb food, hns la med Farmers llulletin No. 12S, entitled "Eggs and Their Uses as Food." It Is by C. F. I-answoithy, l'h. 1). Mr. tangworthy In hla Introduction enumerates the sorts of eggs from goose eggs to shad roe, states the New York Sun, Attention Is called to the fart thnt there are two broad subdi visions Into which eggs may bo divid ed; those from which the Infant bird cornea partly fledged and to a degree able to care for Itself, as do chicks of the common hen, and those from which the babies issue naked and helpless against the assaults of hunger and cold, except as they are protected by their parents, as In the ense of sparrows and most of the smaller birds of the air. More nutritive, material Is needed In the first sort of eggs than In tho aecond. of course, because agrcatdeal more of the younster's life Is devel oped inside the eggs. According to the best Information of tho author, there Is very little differ ence between the eggs of different breeds of chickens. Tho color of the eggshell, notwithstanding a decided opinion to the contrary, has nothing whatever to do with the contents. In many experiment stations there have been careful analyses to show that white and brown shelled eggs have the same nutritive qualities, If the hens which Inid them have been equally well fed. Eggs are classed as among the most nutritious of food stuffs. They con tain more water than cheese, but are more concentrated than milk or oys ters. It Is true that tho flavor of eggs la affected by the food of the hens In some such degree as tho flavor of milk is affected by the pasturage. That Is the reason wny eggs that are per fectly fresh may not seem fit to b used for any other purpose than tho polishing of the soles of shoes In fac tories. Experiments In tho digestibility ol eggs show that hard boiled and fried eggs require 3 1-2 hours for digestion, soft boiled eggs m.ulrcd 3 hours, roasted eggs, 2 1-4 hours, raw eggs, not whipped, 2 hours and raw ejrgs. whipped, 1 1-2 hours. It has also been established that from 93 to 07 percent of an egg that is rnten is dl g(t;d. Hard boiled eggs will almost always produce more disturbance of the even tenor of the way of the di gestive organs than soft boiled eggs. Tea, coffee and cocoa retard the diges tion of eggs, but coffee retards the pro cess less than the others. In the bulletin the following direc tions are given as to the preparation of eggs aa food: "The following methods of prepar ing soft cooked and medium cooked rggs have been found to give uniform results in laboratory tests at the Uni versity of Illinois: Using a granite ware stewpan of one quart capacity, one pint of water was heated over a gas flame; when the water boiled the gas was turned off and an egg which had been kept In refrigerator was droppjd into the water. Without dis turbing the vessel it was covered closely and the egg allowed to remain in the water six minutes. It was then soft cooked. As shown by tests when the egg was dropped into the water, the temperature fell almost at once to 1SS degrees Fahrenheit, and then slow ly to 170-171 degrees Fahrenheit. If the egg remained eight minutes it was medium cooked. In this case the tem perature of the water at the end of the cooking period had fallen to 162-164 degrees. "Poached or dropped eggs are re moved from the shell and then cooked in water. Thudichum recommends the use of salted water to which a very l!rtle vinegar has been add;d. The reason for this is perhaps that acetic acid (vinegar) tends to precipitate al bumen; that is, to prevent a loss due to tome of the egg being "dissolved in the water. Flavor may also be one of the objects sought. t "Fried eggs are generally cooked in a flat pan in a little hot fat, oil or but ter, and may be flther soft or hard, according to the length of time em ployed in the process. Eggs are also occasionally baked in much the same manner that they are fried. "The omelet is generally regarded as one of the most appetizing forms in which eggs can be served. It con sists of the beaten egg with a little milk, water or cream or melted but ter add.'d, quickly cooked in a little fat or butter in a suitable pan and folded over so that it may be turned out of the pan In a half round form. Some cooks insist that the best ome lets are made by using hot water in stead of milk or cream. Tha hot .wa ter is stirred Into the egg yolk in the proportion of one tablespoon to an egg. "Scrambled eggs resemble an omelet in method of preparation, but no effort is made to preserve the characteristic form and appearance of the omelet Generally speaking, lightness is de sired in tho omelet and thorough mix ing in scrambled eggs. The former is secured by beating, the latter by stir ring. Omelets are bIbo made by the addition of various materials, such as parsley, Jams, etc. "The uses of eggs for other pur poses than food are numerous. ' Large quantities of egg white are used In tho manufacture of albumen paper for photographic purposes, and the egg white and yolk and product made from them are terjr Important in ths manufacture of many different arti cles." The washing of new laid eggs great ly Impnlra their keeping qualities. Ac cording to Bethel a new laid egg plnced In brine mnda In the proportion of two ounces of salt to each pint of wnter will at once sink to the bottom, while an egg three days old will swim just I mine rued In the liquid. If more thnn three days old tho egg will float on the surfnre and If more than two weeks old the shell will barely dip In tho water. As to the methods of preserving eggs the only one that the department seems to think worthy of any great attention Is that of coating the eggs with water glass. Watcrglass Is the popular name for potnHHium or sodium silicate. It is a thick syrup, In the form for which It Is sold for commer cial uses. It is sold wholesale for as little as 1 3-4 cents a pound In carboy lots. One part of tho syrup Is dis solved In 10 parts of water. The eggs are coated with this solution. There Is also a wnter glass powder solublo in wnrer. One gallon of the solution Is sufllclent for 50 dozen eggs If they nre properly packed. The statement so frequently made by housekeepers that eggs at 25 cents a dozen are cheaper than meat Is true In one sense. Not, of course, with ref erence to th? total amount of nutri ments olitiilned for the money expend ed, but because a smaller amount of money Is needed to furnish the mwl. That Is to say. whereas at least 1 1-4 pounds of beefstenk, routing 25 cents, at 20 cents a pound, would bo neces sary to serve five adults, In ninny fam ilies five eggs, costing 10 cents, at 25 cents a dozen, would serve the on mo number and probably satisfy them equally well. If the appetite of the family are such as to demand two eggs per person, doubling the cost, It is still 20 percent less thnn the steak. Many persons ent more than two eggs at a meal, but the average number per person, It Is believed, does not gen erally exceed two In most families. A hotel chef Is authority for the state ment that at least one-half tho or ders he receives are for one egg. Fre quently when omelets, souflios, creamed eggs and other similar dishes are served In place of fried, poached or boiled eggs or meat less than ono egg per person Is used. Is is suggested that the most needed reform In the egg business Is that the eggs Bhould be sold by weight and not by number. Eggs vary so much In size that the numerical terms of snlo often are unjust to either the merchant or to the consumer. THE DREAM FULFILLED. Warning of Death Thnt rmne True on the IlKtlli-llf-lil. "I noticed an article In Tho Star a few dnys ago on presentiments of death." sold an army officer this morn ing, "which reminded me of an In stance coming under my personal ob servation during the civil war. "A general officer on tho staff of General Rosocrans received a letter from his brother, stating that ho (the brother) was In receipt of a letter from a lady friend. In which she stated that she had dreamed that tho army officer would be killed upon a certain day which she specified. "The brother, in acquainting the of ficer with the premonition, ridiculed the probabilities of its fulfillment, and advised the officer not to take it to heart or attach any weight to what was undoubtedly a visionary creation. "I knew the officer very well. He took an opposite view to his brother, and declared and seemed to feel that it was destined to prove true. He spoke of it often to his Intimates on tho staff, and made preparations to meet wealth by arranging hla worldly affairs. He waa a Catholic, and so convinced waa he that he was to die that he received the sacraments of the church. "On the day when the lady had dreamed he was to be killed tho bat tle of Murfreesboro' was raging. He 'mounted hs horse to carry out an or der of his commanding general, and as he waa riding over a field a few yards from where I was stationed a shell exploded so close to him that he was Instantly killed, being nearly de capitated. "So Impressed was he that that day was to be his last on earth he bad spent the morning at intervals read ing a small pocket edition of a reli gious book. This book was in his hand when the shell exploded. "Strange to say, the lady who had the dream was not well acquainted with the officer, but knew his brother, who was a prleBt, very well. The fact that she Bhould have such a dream at all concerning one whom she scarcely knew, that It should be com municated to Its subject, and that he should be killed on the very day she named, was one of the many remark able and unaccountable actual hap penings of the civil war which I per sonally knew to be true," Washing ton Stan Lightning Woad-Cnrv:ng Machine. Complete plans of a remarkable ma chine for turning out Intricate carved moldings are shown in a recent Issue of London Engineering. This machine is capable of working on moldings up to eight inches wide and three inches thick. The machine is claimed to be ery rapid in action, a bold egg and tongue molding . two and one-half Inches thick being finished at the rate of 20 feet a minute, while with smaller molding double this phenomenal sute of production is attained. Any de scription of wood can be worked. This machine, It Is claimed, will do the work "of more than 2000 band carv ers, and the moldings are so perfect ly finished by the machine that they do not require to be touched by hand. SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. " ' j y It la computed that "one Ineh of wnter on an acre of surface Is 27,152 gallons or 113 tons, weight A number of young filbert trees have been s:nt to the agricultural depart ment from Greece. The nuts from these trees are the largest and have the finest flavor of any filberts the department has yet discovered,, and every effort Is to be made to encourage their growing. In an open Ixmdon suburb a scien tist found 20.000 dust pnrtlclcs In a cubic centimetre of air equal to about 0.061 of a cubic Inch while In a ward in the centre of London the number amounted to 500.000. The air wna loaded to the extent of about 000 per cent more in the city than In the sub urb. Absolute sero Is the point at which as has been determined from experi ments with gnses, matter would bo without a tniro of heat could be cool ed no farther. This point la 273 do giecs below centigrade zero. A de gree of cold so Intense as this Is, how ever, absolutely unattainable. Even the mct?orltes which swarm in Inter stellar space nuiBt be heated to Bonie extent by the radiance of the stars. American material for the building of rallroadu. tramways, etc., continues to be exclusively employed In Mexico. The latest order In that line placed In the Tnlted States amounted to a large figure, for It wns destined for three lines of tramway around Medi na, In the stnte of Yucatan. A com pany wns formed for tne building and operating of these tramways, with a capital of $100,000, and It has applied to tho Btnte legislature for, the con cession, which, oclns a purely formal affair, the official conclusion of it was not waited for by the tramway com pany. The Faroe Islands are remarkable for the Immense numbers of blrdB that frequent them, and which furnish an important supply of feathers to com merce. The most valuable of these birds for Its feathers is the puffin, about 100.000 of which are caught an nually. I'erpendlcular cliffs of rock, facing westwardty, nr? known as fowl ing cliffs, because of the birds that cover their shelves. During part of the summer the birds are bo numerous around tho cliffs t lint they are said to resfmblo a thlrk snowstorm. Very few birds are found about cliffs that do not have a western exposure. The Indigo industry of Dongal is suffering severely from the competi tion of tho manufactured German dye, huge quantities of which are being exported to India and the other mar kets hitherto controlled by the Indian Industry. The German synthetic Indi go Is considered to be superior and is much cheaper. It Is also stated that if the native Indigo manufacturers wre to conduct their work upon a more scientific basis, and were to ex tract the maximum quantity of dye from each plant, they would be in a position to meet the German compe tition. With a view to encouraging the industry, tho government of Ben gal has voted $22,500 for research work, with a view to facilitating and improving the existent process of man ufacture. CERMANY'S NEW OIL ENGINE. It Opetatee Without tha Via or llollore, t-'urnacee or Chimney. Great things are expected of the Diesel engine, the latest thing In Ger man engineering, the first working of which In England a London Ex press representative was permitted to see at Guldebrldge, near Manchester, recently. Economy in fuel and space Is the chief merit of the Dlesfl, commending it to makers of automobiles and small marine craft as an engine with a fu ture. Itsclaim to originality lies in the fact that it works with crude oil, without smell or dirt, perfectly con suming all the products of combus tion. Unlike other oil engines,. It re quires no ignition point. Compressed air from cylinders Btarts the Diesel. Oil and air are then admitted to the cylinder, when the compression of the uir by the rnurrt stroke so raises the temperature that the oil flashes and the forward stroke Ib delivered. The exhaust Is perfectly clean and free from odor. Thus tho claim made lor the Diesel 1b that no boilers, fur naces or chimneys are required. Great economy of space and fuel is effected, as it can fcs used with any kind of liquid fuel or furnace gas the waste product of blast furnaces. Hopes are entertained that the Diesel will be used on a very large scale, those who are Introducing It to England claiming for It the ability to run a vessel an large as the Oceanic. Already an or der has been pluced by the French government for an engine of this typo, to be used in a submarine boat. ' If the Diesel frees the streets from tho smell of the motor car and yacht decks and ladies' dresses from tho cin ders of a steamer funnel, the German Inventor will have claim on the grati tude of mankind. If, aa scorns Ukoly, it will encourage, the establishment of small plants In rural districts, where gas Is not obtainable and coal Is deal', it may do much more than this tor in dustrial England. Tho Iiean's Joke. "Some one haa stolen the? tele scope," reported the astronomy pro fessor. "That ought to be an easy thing to lopk up," said the dean, and the as tronomy professor, in duty bound, laughed consumedly. Indlauapolli mats. Gray ? "My hair was falling out and turning gray very fast. But your Hair Vigor stopped the falling and restored the natural color." Mrs. E. Z. Benomme, Cohoei, N. Y. It's impossible for you not to look old, with the color of seventy years in your hair I Perhaps you are seventy, and you like you r "gray n). I r ! I f not, use Ayer's Hair Vigor. In less than a month your gray ha'ir will have all the dark, rich color of youth. Il.tl a estlle. All If jour druggist rannot supply yon, Mud us one dollar and we win expre.e yon a bottle, lie mire n! tin the name of your nearest etpreaa nlffce. A rirtreM, J. V. AVER CO., Lowell, Mate. Treasures of a Countsn. One of tho most "noted -women of Europe tvns the Countess Do t'nstlg llonc. who died In Purls Inst year. An inventory of the valuables left by her hns recently been innile. Nlie has five apm-tmi'iitH, one In the Hun Canilion, two nt ItatlgtiollcN ami two In the Huu riiHtlglloue, for wlilrh he paid S.'t.iHMi rent. All these apartments were park ed with trciiMUrcM of every kind. ,In the Hue f'nstlglloue there were found more than Ml cIiiihoiI sliver and gold mounted fans. These were carried by the countess nt the fetes at the Tuler les. Ono chest, was packed full of lnee, another was full of furs. In. one of the trunks there wns n pawn ticket for Jewels on which $.'lil.. iHi had been lent. One of these was the famous penrl necklace worn by the deceased, which wns valued at $."i(),(mhi. (Ine chest wns full of silver plate, and In another was n tiinsslvp sliver tea service. In the wardrobes and commodes there were silk, satin mid velvet tln-swa In large nuinlwrs. mid heaps of the finest Freni'h cambric: nlsii of ribbons, fhan tllly lace. etc. In one basket were L'.'i groups of old Dresden chlnn. wrapped up In cambric find other linen. In two trunks then was an Incredible number of Louis XV sunshades, with Ivory and gold handles mid enriched with precious stones. The heir of the Com tesse Do I'nstlglloue Is Maria Trlbone of (ienon. lie is going to Paris for the sale of her property, which will tuko place at the Hotel Drouot shortly. Olinli Ktltlst In Minnesota. In the Intot-Htnta Park, tittir Tar lorn Falls, Minnesota, has been discov ered n singular group of "glnnt'g ket tles," or imthntcs, covering an area of two or three ncres and ranging In din. meter from less thnn n font to 25 feet. They have been bored In exceedingly hard rock, and In ninny rases they nre like wells In shnpe, the ratio of width to depth vnrylng from one to five up to seven. Mr. Warren t'phntn nsertlica their origin to torrents falling through glacial 'monllns" nt the time when the northern territory of the I'nltod Btafes was burled under Ire. As with stmllnr potholes elsewhere, rounded boulders are occasionally found nt the bottom of tho cavities. Catmimd Sugar Cane. Farmers In Florida, in the low conn try of Hotitli Carolina and in the south ern part of Georgia nre experimenting with fond expectation In the cultiva tion of cassava am sugar enne. In the hope of developing two Ideal money crops. Their Interest has been excit ed by the success of nn experimental enssnva starch factory In lielnnd. Kin., which In three years hns marketed 4'Ni ton of starch, and by expert, re ports oil the high quality nnd yield of sugar nuide from cnue grown In Flori da and Ocorgiu. Ceanlry Ceuilnt Do Not Figure. Turks hare no family names. For example: A mna anmed Mohammed has a son warned Ahmed and a daugh ter nnmec Kvprtln. The son will al ways be known merely as Ahmed nnd the dnugliter always merely its Hophln, In tho latter case even nfter innrringe. The result Is thnt members of families nfter one or two generations Iw-coine lost to ench other, tn fact, the "sis ters and the cousins and the limits" huslncs Is not imu-b exploited In Tur key. One may lie talking to two brother or two sisters without the fnet ticlng made known. There being nn family ties no aristocracy. The UrniM Vlr.ler of to-day may have been a camel driver or a servnnt. Ills rise Is not duo to nny family Influence or connection. Iteeen census statistics in Italy shows thnt the proportion of popula tion not able to rend nr write line ln. creased to 311 per cent. In 18f 1 It was oa per cent. For tha cure of headar'hee thnre la absolatu It nothing better than the Uarfleld Hoadaoho rowder: them hTO been eiicTeenfiilly pre arribed for many y.'arsbr a prominent phyil cian; thny are effective and harmlew. London's new wnter rurrvoirs nrnr Htninea will cover eleven anuare milci. One alone will be as big as Hyde Park. , fllnce tine Loulsnnn anil Texas fnrm. era learned to raise rice by Irrlgstloa they have Invested r.(HHl,(KK In 1,s) mile of ennuis, etipnble of flooding aiHUsiO acres, nnd spent $1.700,i In building 30 modern rice miles. 1'niler tho new system the rice lands pny A net profit of 115 an acre. i Tho Oermnn nrmy Includes; more thnn ten thousand musician. Bromonia Headache FfTprftvt In rMf mi aervaii tlirt1tra mf wira. ffi1f4rhi from mrwwoflt, nr rtthmn. Ms DM to your BMrpi on if1tt ofciii; tDHllum )M, V-; lar nitre il.ou. HKOMONIA 1(1.1 r.. BN,a of ltimnl.l. and I O dare fcMtmen ir, ar. . a. satts'a aoae. a.a s. atiaaia. a a. "The Naaeelhat made W eat reltfe.ae. MclLHENNY'S TABASCO. 1'. N. U. 28. 1901. .Urfttt WrUHt 111 I St l-Ail Sl I Bout Oman Hymn. Tfwum GoodT He An Expcniivt Tlmepiecs. The most expensive clock now In ex istence Is one owned by the Itothschlln family. It dates from the time of Ixuls XVI., and cost SICi.ihiO. There lire many other valuable clocks, some of them very old ami exhibiting seem ingly Inexplicable features. One of these has on top n basin, marked like a dial mid tilled with wuter, on which floats it miniature swan Of Iron. Tha bill of this swnn Indicates tho hour as correctly as does the second hand of an ordinary clock. ,As tho swnn floats freely In the basin ami the basin rests loosely on the pedestal, the clock great ly puzzle, the uninitiated. Vet tho ex planation Is simple. The basin rests on a t li In copper plate; iiuderneutli this plate the clockwork rotates a magnet instead of an hour hand, and this mag net nttracts mid holtf In proper posi tion the bill of the Iron swnn. A springless clock Is operated Uy bnlls falling on the right side of an overshot wImm'I, and by their weight rotating the hands. Whenever a bull reaches the lowermost position It drops through un npernturo In the box nt the bottom nnd at the same time an other ball drops from the box on top of the wheel. From tlluo to tlmo the balls In the lower drawer have to be removed by hand to the upper recep tacle. We rofund 10c. tor every package of Trt jvam Fadeless Dye that fail to give mtiifao tion. Monroe Drug Co., Unionville, Mo. There are now 1484 German naval offi cers on active service and S33 on leave of absence. All people who throw bouquets at them selves are not contortionists. Em mm A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL! In our Roasting we positively do not allow the use of E(s, Egg Mixtures, Glne, Chemicals, or similar Bubstances. LION COFFEE is an absolutely Pure Coffee. j Watch our next advertisement. Just try a package of LION COFFEE and you will understand the reason of its popularity. LION COFFEE s now used in mil. lions of homes. "THE VILLAGE GROCER." (With due apollgitl to H. W. Longfellow ) Vnder a apreadinf chtttfltrt lra The corner grocery atanda. The fjrocer mighty man la he With hard and aincwy handa. That weigh oat goode from mora till night. And alio coffee, branda. Ilia gooda art varied fat their price And quality aa well. The afore itself looka neat and nice, Aa all hia ncighbora tell. And hia one grrat ambition Is To LION COFFEE sell. Week In, week out, from mora till night, ' You'll hear thia fellow blow 'About hia coffee, alwaya right. The LION brand, you knows Becauie it'a pure and honest gooda lie triea to make it gol Kot only la It pure and good. But alio very cheap. Became 'tia beat lor houwhold aae A alock he'll alwaya keep. In LION COFFEE thua hia iaitb la both ainccra and-deep. Buying rejoicing wondering. Ilia cuitomera atteit That LION COFFEE la, by far,' In quality the beat. And the premiuma also are admired And alwaya In requeat. In every package of LION COFFEE you will find a fully illustrated and descriptive list. No housekeeper, in fact, no woman, man, boy or girl will fail to find in the list some article which will contribute to their happiness, comfort and convenience, and which they may have by simply cutting out a certain number of Lion Heads from the wrappers of our one pound sealed packages (which is the only form in which this excellent coffee is sold). WOOLSON 5PICB CO., TOLEDO, OHIO. Are Von rains; Allen's Fnnt-Eaee It ta tha only eura for Swollen. Smarting, Tired, Aching, Hot, Sweating Feet, Conn and Buniona. Ask for Allen a Foot-Eaie, a powder to be auuken into the ahoee. Cure while yon walk. At all DmgiisU and Nboo Storee, 25c Sample sent FlE. Address, Allen 8. OlraFtcd, Leltoy, N. Y. r' The "foreign" population of Yoknhoma, Japan, averagea 2U00, of which 800 are Engliah. . Freye Vermifuge, 33 t'te. Eradleatea worms. Children made well and Brothers happy Druggtata und country atorer Last year the gold production of Aus tralia amounted to 00,0tJO,0OO. FITS permanently cured. Ne fits or nerrons neea after tint duy'a uae of Dr. Kline's Oreat Nerra Restorer, tu trial bottle and treatise fras Dr. B. H. Klims, Ltd., 981 Arch St., f alia., . The young fellow with hia first niua tache feels down in the mouth. ., aay: "Hall'a Catarrh ( nre eurea every I thai takea it." Bold by Druggiata, 7So, E. B. Walthall A Co., Druggists, Horse Care, ay., aay: one Australia liaa 6100 churches. . 210 for every 1U,U00 of her population. Mre. Winalow'e Soothing Syrup forchildren teething, auften the guma, reduces luflauima tiou, allays pain, cures wiud colic. 25o a bottle. Family jars are not all to bs fouud in the pantry. Flao'a Cure la the beat medicine we ever tiaed for all afleotluna of throat and limits. Wit, O. EspaLKT, Vanhureii, lnd., t ub, 10,1900. Lots of people kill tlitmiaolvea trying to be popular. Always keep (tarfleld Headaehs Powders on hand; they cure headuhea, clear the Loud of fuUuetg, relieve nervnusneaa and mental strain, and make one feel well. Ibiy axe barnileas and do not derange the eyatem. The eotton 6tatea have 450,000,000 seres fit ta grow cotton, and cotton grows oa uly fcMW.OOO acres. without you will No matter how pleasant your nimundtagaV health, good health. Is the foundation for en joyment. Bowel trouble causes more aches and pains than all other diseases together, and when you get a good dose of bilious bile coursing through the blood life's a hell on earth. Millions of people are doctoring for chronic ailments that started with bad bowels, and they will never get better till the bowels are right. You know how it 'is you neglect get irregular first suffer with a slight headache bad taste in the mouth mornings, and general "all gone" feeling during the day keep on going from bad to worse untill the suffering becomes awful, life loses its charms, and there is many & one that has been driven to suicidal relief. Educate your , bowels with CA5CARETS. Don't neglect the slightest irregularity. See that you have one natural, easy movement each day. CASCA RETS tone the bowels make them strong and after you have used them once you will wonder why it L th.it you have ever been them. You will find all your other disorders commence to get better at once, and soon be well by taking THE TONIC LAXATIVE -aw" wSa Ta. c;stt .. .... i'imjPv SIETS 12 NEVER w lUnn SOLD IN BULK. GUARANTEED pplPi Imllar m4lrl in 4k world. Thl ibMliii mrtm an ' k 10c 25c 50c. ALL DRUGGISTS. nun i" "n bowei ti I S 1 1 II L loueueea, bo. I II I II r ou the etom U VI I lb mouth, head bowel troubles, append tettle, bll- sa, Dad rtromtti, bad blooil, wind etoiuurh, bloatvd bowela. tool headaolio. liill;ruMtton. ntmulca. peine allfireainiK, llwer trouble, aaliow complexion aud dlaalneae. when your bowvle don't move r(u larly you era genista alck. t'ouatluatloai ktlla uvra people than all other dlaeaeee touetlier. II la a starter for li i hroulo allmenla and lou year of uinrin that enma afterwarde. No tnutter what Us you, start taking CASC'AIIKT todar, for yon will never et well and b well all tha ilnae until yon nut your bowela right. Taka our advleai atart With CAaCARKTI rtcday, nnder an abaolula guar, aula to sur or money refunded. irvnt amnssaris, aiiiai I'M v- vow ioi.!sawiiBa. r aj gasa, V Will Mil I AH 4JII.T. MDSrO.BteBljr SUM-MI e UI ejianajiatrw, a)llr usil n j UBt snyaj MX. i-wri ok ud tho mpty box t ua or aaa&lli or tmm drtii ATI sTtaUl. a4 , sftOlli ft trlutt per til muj t"Jay. two two , ) iMtrie cnroot-oN. r sr. o box, rotor too OHQiosi oo oox ua tn opty box to a by 0111, or tmm draniit Irosm wbow you or-bBod It, ! t yr wjpba Ibr both box, 1 nk oor advice no ctir wb4 iW y tort to day. Helth will julekly follow ood will bloc tb d you d rl ttortrd lb of AiCAl tT. Book fa y mmU
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