DOCTORS FALL IN LINE.
rracUelnf Phvslclaai rtcoa;nlit the oofalllaf reltabtlltj of Doan's Xldany
run by preicrlklatba for Backache, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dl.
rdrrt a tribute won by no other Proprietary Medicine. Four raiei cited
from "Jlotea of HlsPraetic-." by Dr.
FosTgB-MiLnt'nrt Co.. Buffalo. N. T.
fSentlemem I have been engaged
uon ror ton year. Thin la a Tery alokly
bear the Arkansas Hirer. It la particularly mnlnrlona and miasmatic; wo
tneet with waiy and various abnormal condltlona of tho human family;
lirotnlnent among tbe caiea In wblcb 1 have been called upon to prescribe la
kidney disease. Many of these disorders manifest themselves by palna In the
tack, often cx lending to other parta of tbe body; sometimes beadacbe Is
present, caused by uraemlc or ebronlc uric acid poisoning, aoreness In region
of kidneys, clniniy, thickened and foul-smelling urine, discharges of pus or
corruption; iiitinniniatlon or uie kidneys, extending to the bladder. Is caused
by excess of uric acid and decomposition of the uriue. Hemorrhage la some
time met wild, caused by blgb slste of Inflammation or congestion.
There Is no clnsa of diseases a doctor Is colled oftener to treat than the
variety of kidney diseases, In many of which tho patient will have chills or
rigors, followed by fever, a res-jit of the kldneya failing to eliminate tbe uric
acid poison from the system. Such cases require the kidneys restored to
their natural functions, then the poison and foreign substances are removed
fcUoek to the nervous system averted and
I have, for some time, been using
manifestation nnd with uniform success, curing most rases. I can further
ay that even In Hopeless enses where they have waited too long, Donna
Kidney Pills afford much relief and prolong life. I can recommend tbe pills
In conditions of excessive or deficient secretion of urine, as also In conva
lescence from swamp-fever and malarial
cases in my practice.
CASE 1.
Tuos. Onrt.t., Bear, Ark., age 0.
Tiin in Imrk for aeveral weeks,
then chills, irregular sometimes,
evere rigors loiiowed by fevtr.
Gave good purgative of calomel and
padoph, and Dnan's Kidney Tills.
After taking four boxes of the pills,
Jatient up and enjoying good health
or one of bis age.
CASE 2.
Mas. Smith, Tarry. Ark., age
59, mother of tour children. Had
female complaint and kidney
trouble, manifest by pain in back
snd urine irregular; sometimes very
clear, changing to cloudy, and with
much sediment on standing in
chamber, (lave local treatment for
female complaint and prescribed
Doan's I'il'.e; after using six boxes
she regards heixelf ss cured.
These nre a few of the typical cases In which I have used Dosn'a Kidney
nils. In a front many Instances 1 use tbem alone with curative results,
while with some others Indicated remedies ore associated.
I believe thut by the Judicious use of Doan's Pills many serious compll
cations nre arrested and many hopeless and Incurable cases of Brlght's dlsenso
prevented.
I have often found that one box of
cure, inn in some cases i continue tnclr uso until all symptoms are entirely
absent end the cure effectual and prrmuuent. Yours truly,
A tr trial nf fhU irrf KMiimv and
Bladtler 8tM'lflc ran l obtained by ad-
drnwlns raater-Mlllnirn I'o, Buffalo, T-
R. V. The rwiilar ! la Hi rente lr
boa. If net fur aal Itv rnnr tlm.-itt
r dealur, will he anl br mall. cUitM
prepaid, on receipt vt rice.
iMi 5KN5 FAIL IN A DRY TIME
Tilt Of THE TIST! NEVER TAILS
0 IN A MM.
Remember this whenou buy Wet
Weather Clothing and look for the
name TOWER on We buttons.
This si jn and this name have stood
for the BEST during sixty-sevta.
xears of Increasino sales.
Vywr deafer will not supply ou write for
free cotalodue of blacK or yellow water
proof oiled coats, slickers, suits, hats, and
ihorse pootb for all kinds of wet work.
. J. TOWER CO. TH (WOto
BOSTON. KASV. t.A. atlQN t f -a, .
TOWER CANADIAN CO,
f aaaf-"
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alaxst a more. prefia. rl?. kif
var. otsra varrrte ihaa tvtjlcar-'e
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sMsim W avrra f tbll Bit carat
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at far ) ttf tht lt-Ma mtt
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15? hm. MF !.
ByJofcn riam l.U rort C-a, 14.
I slO b. prr mtrm,
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1m. per ar.
Wj Blrh.rd Kiwtlk, Lake Ces, !r4,
10 hn. per .
J J. D. Valkar, UwUia Ota,
tt hn. r asr.
9f taore-uot tMi.ei.UL UMiff
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96 hm. imp mr.
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Tan.
04 . wr mn,
May fttwarna, luuatuam Co., W. D.
ava: "Rlrwiistl im t'.'O liTi.
Ysrlstosl m btt. per aT. Kest
ger J iu frv U0 bss. un
NaltctAaml AatsB.
VBtWWMssikl ptotifo. rre VwQ
rerTwkii-rv. ll wt.i M your aof
wtlsMej lM tTis.il ItOltsj. Tre ll.
Billion Dollar GrtM.
Ua Ulhe4 ot vrMa In ANwrlra,
Wald tee euhaaMil of hsrlf if ll
yl'IdW sra lUatk 14 lM.a ut BpaaoaUfj
SM as If.
For 10c In Stamp
n4 lh Same f Uil t-r,
vill 1 1 u4l 1 ud cmi Im df ram
v4 arti.lM, wi'll wvru f 10 00 tm
atari uh. totettn-r Iib csur
nanimoiri lit) Itlsmtrttlrd
rstsslnr daiii.n neb, Mitk
t'e'ae Ari.t LroJfiarlt tarnrwui
WIimi. Two K.M-i Uula, rH Ut,
"I. e'eud
tbe likt.w.
P. N. U. IP, '04.
Lcflal fldvicc
BY MAIL
Bend S1.
and plainly
yoa with to know and our sprciallau will
Sttfolr adViM VUU aa In vnu. vlvhta. liahlli.
Sias under tbe laws nf your huts. All turn
SBuaieaUons eonBdeniial. Address
Aatteiitsd Attonwra Lit CeHslHsf lirtii,
las-aoe M. BanaUif a tintU . Haiuuuva, std.
Leland Wllllamian, of Yorktawn, Ark.
Yokktowf, Abb., Mar. 1, 1001
In the practice of medicine In this tec
climate, on tbe Bayou Bartholomew.
natural heallb restored.
Doan's Kidney Pills in tbese manv
attacks, as verified by the following
CASE t.
Baowr Ears, Wynne, Ark., sge
. 21. Hsd severe esse of malarial
hoemataris or swamp fever. Gsvs
nereeaary liver medicine, calomel
and padoph, and morph.-aulnh., to
relieve pain, and ordered Dean's
Tills for the high stste of conges
tion snd inflammation of the kid
neys. Recovery resulted in two
weeks. Prescribed Doan's Kidney
Pills, to be continued until the kid
neys were thoroughly strengthened
and all pain in back subsided.
CASE 4.
Elijah Elliott, Tsrry., Ark.,
sge 34. Psin in bsck snd legs snd
headache, L'rie acid poisoning. Pre
scribed Doan's Kidney Pills After
taking several boxes psin subsided
urine became normal, or natural,
and patient able to resume his work.
the pills Is all that Is required to effect
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X.
Vnn-.- a
1 OnRTOW!, AttK.
THE COST OF WAR,
Wars of the last 3.000 years are sup'
poted to have cost $i)00,(i00.ono.000.
Each man who falls on the battlefield
costs $2,740 to kill, and the countries
of Europts to-day are paying; to main
tain an "armed neutrality" the email
sum of 50 a second.
Sir Cavendish Boyle, governor of
Newfoundland, has Bent $1,000 to the
lord mayor of London, this boins; New
foundland's contribution to the im
perlal memorial to Victoria.
Tho Church of England enjoys an
Income of about one million dollars per
ween.
Miss M. Catiledge gives some
helpful advice to young girls.
Her letter Is but one of thou
sands which prove that nothing
is so helpful to young girls who
are just arriving at the period of
womanhood as Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound.
"Dbab Mrs. Pjskham: I cannot
praise Lydia E. Plnkham's Vege
table Compound too highly, for it
is tho only medicine I ever tried which
cured me. I suffered much from my
first menstrual period, I felt so weak
and dizzy at times 1 could not pursue
my studies with the usual interest.
My thoughts became sluggish, 1 had
headaches, backaches and sinking
rpclls, also pains in the back and lower
limbs. In fact, I was sick all over.
" Finally, after many other remcdltyi
bad been tried, we were advised to get
I-ydiu. E. I'lnkliam'a Yegetablo
Compound, and I am pleasod to say
thut after taking it only two weeks, a
wonderful change for the better tooU
place, and In a short time I was in
perfect health. I felt buoyant, full of
life, and found all work pastime. I
an indeed glad to tell mv experience
with Lydia E. Plnkham'a Vege
table Compoundf for it made a dif
ferent girl of me. Yours very truly,
Miss M. Cabtlbdob, 633 Whitehall St.,
Atlanta, Oa. - ftoOO fotftlt If original of
sow lottor proving q tmulmnttt cannot oaprixfuM.
LEGAL MICE gSs
rai and wo will adrlaa aa to th law sorem
Ins ll and tha bi rour-o to ptiraux. Enoloas
niuntr oidar tor 11.00. No additional obargsa.
ASSOCIATED LAWYERS,
ox rirraBuso. fa
y7 "
SAW BURGOYNE'S 6URRt'NDER
Crltlih Oeneral Illiln'l Srnd Iword fcf
anborrtlnatc.
The discussion about Hevolutlonnry
ancestors la Joined in by J. t). Blmpson,
of Wellington, whose grandfntlier wa
with the pntrlot forces. The grnnd
father was a little inwed-off mnn. lie
was refused ns a soldier on account of
Ills smnll sirs several times, and at Inst
got Into the army by standing in the
renr rank on n block of wood six Indira
high. Ho was present at the surrender
of Uenernl Iltirgoyno to Ucucral (Jutes.
Mr. Smith snys:
"He saw (lencrnl rnrgoyne deliver
Ills sword to Uenrral Gntrs, nnd es
there has been some dtsv tisslon In his
tory ns to how (lenernl Ilurgnyue (It'll v
ered his sword I will give my grand'
father's version of It.
"He snld tlint when General Ilur
peine met General Gates bo was the
finest looking man he ever saw, about
six feet tall, every Inch a soldier, wltb
a new uniform of the flncRt ninterlnl
'rcgliiiriitnls,' prnudfntln'r called them
nnd looked down on General Gates,
who was a very short limn, nnd dressed
In a suit of homespun, linsey-woolsey,
aa lnueh ns to say, 'You are not iny
etiunl,' then very deliberately un
sheathed his sword, took the point of
It In bis hand, turned his bend a way
nnd handed It to General Gates. 8onie
histories sny be banded his sword ton
subordinate officer, who In turn gnvclt
lo General Gates, thus not recognizing
General Gates as bis etiuul." Kansas
City Journal.
A Rrannrrntnl Sine Itorolnw.
A stage heroine who happened at the
same time to be an able executant on
the piano, bad to piny night nfter night
the snme part at a popular theatre.
81ie anxiously longed to give the audi
ence a specimen of her musical abili
ties, but her part In the performance
afforded no opportunity for such n dis
play of her powers. But her Inventive
genius came nobly to the rescue, nnd
she discovered a plnco In the action
where pianist nnd heroine might go
band In linnil. When the curtain rose,
revealing the desert of the Illack
Mountains, the spectators beheld, to
their astonishment, a splendid plnno
placed at the foot of the rocks. The
heroine, with the haste of one pursued,
climbed down tho rocky path, stopped
enraptured at the sight of the piano,
nnd exclaimed: "The savages hnvo
burned down our cottage, murdered my
father nnd mother, and driven awny
our cattle; but, Henven be praised
they bnve left me my plnno. Mnslc
sholl comfort mo In my distress, nnd.
If the ladles nnd gentlemen permit, I
will ploy thcui a short sclecllcu."
TitElts.
An Invention For Target Prnrtlrv.
Charles C. Echard, former of An
nlNtoii, Ala., but now of Kansas City,
Mo., lias Invented n register for show
ing Instantly tho points mnde In rifle
target practice, lie bus applied for
a patent In this and all other coun
tries. The Patent Office has Issued
him a caveat and hns notified him that
no Invention designed to register target
shooting baa ever been applied for.
The scientific application clearly dem
onstrates that this device will work on
nil kinds of target practice, even to a
one pound cannon, all smnll marine,
guns, light Infantry and fort nnd Gov
ernment grounds, all shooting parks
nnd galleries.
Ity his invention, when a bullet
strikes the target one mile or nny
distance away, an electric device telo
graphs back to the marksman'a place
by wire nnd operates a register, which
shows li 1 in exactly the spot the bullet
lilt upon tbe target. In target practice
at sea the buoy Is connected by wires
strung on floats to tbe ship. Nashville
Banner.
Nectar In His.
lie was nothing but a tramp, a mod
est retiring tramp, one of the nature'
noblemen kind, and when in answer
to hie timid knock a young matron
opened the door be asked:
"Might I beg for a cup of tot water
from tho breakfast table?"
"You might," she began, frigidly,
when he interrupted:
"Would it be possible to spill a few
Crope of coffee into it?"
"It would be, but
"And a spoonful of milk "
"I never in my life "
"One moment, please. I don't ask
for sugar, but if yon will kindly look
Into the cup. It will be turned into
nectar nectar, madam, tho food of tbe
gods."
He got it nnd two largo piece of
toast besides.
"IWslif-nnnt Germ" In l'.oiton.
Tho latest, most un-to-date nEietton
of the season is the "malignant germ,"
an invisible and Intensely vlrilo or
gunisra which lurks about In the air
seeking unwary noses In which to
effect its diabolical designs. If your
face swells and vour eves urn npnrlv
obliterated, your head aches excrutlat
Ingly, you sneeze copiously and feel
feverish and dizzy, you may know that
your nasal organ bns harbored an en
emy nnd a "mnllanant cerm" is let
loose within your person to work Its
wanton worst. And tho melancholy
part of It Is that there Is no known
protection against its Insidious attack
uuiess one is willing to swathe the
nioutu nnd nostrils in cerm nrnnf
cloths, nfter the manner of Turkish and
Arabian women. Boston Transcript.
Not on tlie Gram! Jury,
ITere Is the way a Ucntou County
mua eoufessed at a revival. Ho bad
been pressed to repent and finally got
up and said: "Dear friends, I feel
the spirit moving in mo to talk and
tell what a bad man I have been, but I
can't do it while tbe Grand Jury is in
ession." "Tho Lord will forgive."
shouted tbe preacher. "I guess that's
lit," aald tbe penitent, "but He ain't
the Grand Jury." Warrciisbur
lild.) Journal-Democrat.
The Japanese have discovered a
method of producing artificial pearls,
which no one cau tell from the genu
ine article.
The average educated person enn not
retain more than perhaps six or right
words of the exact phraseology of a
speaker at one time.
Nod I u in Is obtained by means of a
new method of electrical lonixntlon.
It Is an Industrial metal much lighter
thnn aluminum, with a color, sheen
and grain very much like those ot
steel.
Doclor Helncke, of I.elpsle, hn
proved by experiments with animals
that systematic exposure to X-rnr,
already known to be harmful to tho
skin, Is nlso very damaging to the in
ternal organs.
A satisfactory test was made nl fort
Worden of two new Colt signal lights
with acetylene gas. The mnthliies nre
of BfltK) candle power each nnd nre
available for signaling nnd searchlight
purposes for a distance of nine miles.
Tbe regenerative fncnlty which the
human body possesses, ns documented
by the healing of wonnds, the restor
ation of destroyed tlsue, and the knit
ting of broken bones, Is developed to
a much higher degree In animals of a
lower order.
Recruiting
It Is a significant fact that there Is
no lack of recruits for service In the
regiments serving In the Philippines,
where there Is always possibility of a
fight, especially in the southern Isl
ands, where the Moro Is giving the
Army considerable trouble. Men will
apply for such service when they will
not consider a tour of duty In tho
States. This certnlnly' shows that the
spirit of adventure Is not perceptibly
on the decline. The troops in the Isl
ands nro always maintained nt their
full strength, sometimes above that
number. The applications for transfer
from home regiments to regiments
bound for tho Islands more than fill
the vacancies In the Philippine regi
ments, n large percentage of the men
ordered homo requesting transfers to
regiments remaining there. The lack
of recruits is confined to regiments re
maining In the United States. The ne
gro regiments, the Ninth nnd Tenth
Cavalry, and the Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth Infantry, are an excep
tion. As a rule men who enlliit for
tbese organizations do it ngaln and
again until the retirement ngc is
reached, with tho result that these four
organizations have a much greater per
rentage of old soldiers than any other
in the service, and vncniicles nre us
unlly at a premium. As a result these
regiments nre among tho best In the
aervlce. Army and Navy Journal.
Thackersj the Frlenil.
The following estimate of Thackeray
tbe inn n and friend Is quoted from
Miss Lucy W. Baxter's Introduction
to "Thackeray's Friendship With nil
American Family," hitherto unpub
lished letters of the great uovcllst now
running In the Century:
"In all our Intercourse with Mr.
Thackeray we saw only tho kind, s.vni.
pathetic, loving sldo of bis great nn
ture. It wns always Impossible for
us to feci nfrald of his cynicism, bis
sharp criticism, of which others spenk.
He could not help seeing the weakness
of human nature, but ho did the fullest
justice ns he would sav. !m 'tnnu nir
bis bat' to whatever wns flue or noblo
in mnn or woman. He was, too, very
patient with weakness of character,
but be bated and despised pretense nnd
humbug. All this bns been said before,
but I feel I must add HIV roilllrmntlnn
of such a view of bis character from
our personal experience."
Takes tha Pennant.
Captnln Alexander McKay, F. H. G.
S., Commodore of the Cunnrd fleet,
sailed his Inst voyage on tho Lucnnla
before his retirement- tin ima i..,n..
at sea forty-eight years, thirty-four of
mem in we service or the Cunnrd Com
pany, fourteen of whose vessels ho has
commanded. For one with so long an
experience liia record Is probably
unlaue. As be puts it himself: "I
bnve never met with a disaster In my
life, never lost a ship, never grounded,
never ran anybody down, never was
run down by anybody, haven't even
bad my feet washed by salt water
aince I went to sen." London News.
Is Tlolent Death Painful?
Sevcro injuries to the body nro sel
dom very painful nt first. The severity
of tho nervous shock seems to paralyze
the nerve centre where consclousn'ct-s
of puln Is situated, and in fatal cases
there Is often no senso of pain, even
when death Is delayed a day or two.
In such cases it may be supposed that
the shock not only paralyzes but even
destroys the nerve centre. It may be
compared to a lightning flush along
the telegraph wires, which, although
of the sumo nature as the electric telo
graph current, la yet so intense us to
destroy life.
How Indlaaa Spend Money.
The plethoric Otoo Indians, those
that sold high priced inherited allot
ments, arc putting on all kinds of ridic
ulous stylo. They are buying the most
costly horses and carriages, and sev
eral of them are buying very expensive
tattoo marks.
One of them recently bad his little
daughter decorated iu the face by an
expert tattooer, and be paid about
$300 for the indelible iu.lgula. .
A COMRADE OF GENERAL GRANT,
Says: "I Do Not Believe Pe-ru-na Has a
Superior for Catarrh."
BEII.ia.MIN
: Doajamla P. Hawks, of Washington, P. C, Is One of Ihe Three Ll v
lag Ct.tnri.es ef Ueaeral Grant la Mis Cadet Daji at West Point.
In a recent letter from 611 Q street,
S. W., Washington, D. C, this vener
able gentleman sajrs of Peruna:
"I have tried Peruna after hav
ing tried in vain other rented!
for catarrh, and I can soy wittout ',
ireiBrvation that 1 never felt a
nymptom of relief until I had given
Psrsna the eltnple trial, that its ,
t (dvooatesadvtae.ldanot believe It !
uts a superior, either ata remedy J
t for catarrh or as a lonio for the '
lepressed and ex-haunted eondt
t llnnwht(Ji ieoneoftheelfeatmofthe
i llneaee." Benjamin V, llawlcre.
e)sBaaaaSwvswayae)as9seeee
ISAAC BROCK, a eitisen of McLen
nan County, Texas, has lived for 114
years. In speakine of his good beallb and
extreme old age, Mr. Brock says:
"I'crima exactly meets all my require
ments. It protects me from tba evil ef
fects of sudden changes; it keeps me in
good appetite; it gives me strength; it
keeps my blood in good circulation. I
ALABASTI N E
th Durabal Wall Coating,
Won't Hub Off;
WHY?
Because it earn ants to, and
la not stuck on the wall with
decaying, animal gluo, as are
tha varions so-cailod "wall fln
iahee," winch are kalsomines
old under fanciful numn.,
Tea MB laplj ilibltiiw.
A carrier pigeon, flying with s strong
wiud, covers louO yarda in a minute.
Totlnt and Billion llolUr Graaa.
Tb two greatest fodder planta on earth,
out good for 11 ton of hay and tbe other
DC tons green fodder per sere. Grows
everywhere, so does Victoria Rape, yield
ing 60,003 Iba. sheen and twin food per
acr. A. C.L.J
JCST BEND IOC. I!T STAMPS TO TUB
John A. Stlzer Seed Co., C'rofte. Wit.,
and receive in return their big catalog and
lots of farm teed samples.
A weekly paper publithed in Athens,
Greece, ia written entirely in vert.
Indispensable
T Cor all achat Iran) bead to fool
i St. Jacobs Oil
tut curative qualities
lo reach tbe
PAINS and ACHES
of the human famthr. n to r
Uev and cur lata Bromatty.
T tritM 85c sad 5.
ef ttf ttf f M VtMMttte k
F. HAWKES.
have come to rely upon it almost entirely
for the many little things for which i
need medicine.
"When epidemics of la grippe first be
gan to make their appearance in this coun
try I waa a aufferer from this disease.
I had several long sieges with the grip.
At first I did not know that Peruna was
a remedy for this disease. When 1 heard
that la grippe waa epidemic catarrh, I tnd
Peruna for la grippe, and found it to be
just the thing." lsaae Brock.
Pe-ru-na Used in tbe Family for
Tears.
Mrs. E. West, 137 Main atreet, Menaaha,
Wis., writes: "We have used Peruna in
our family for a number of years ami
when I tay that it ia a fins medicine for
rntarrh and colds, I know what I am
talking about. 1 have taken it every spring
and full for four years and I (ind that
it keepa me robust, strong, with splendid
appetite, and free from any illneaa. A tew
years ago it cured me of catarrh nf the
stomach, which the doctors bad pro
nounced incurable. I am very much
pleased with Peruna. i am 87 years old."
-Mrs. E. West.
ALABASTI SS! E
The Only Sanitary and Permanent Wall Coating
ALABASTINC I not a dlaaaa-brdlng, hot watar gin wall flnlah, tarnish
ing a lodgment and harbor-ground for dlaow germs; It la a natural, rook-bae
enmpoalMoii, In whits and many xqul3itely beautiful tint; In powder form, ready
for ma by aimply mixing with eold watar. Anyone can brnah It en.
' ALABASTINC eement to walla, dlatrnya dlMtuw germ and vermin, and never rub
off or acalas. Other wall eoatlnga, under fanciful namaa, and amally mixed with hot
watar, are unhealthful kalaomlnes, stuck on tha wall with a'us, which a son rota,
nonrlahe germ of deadly dlwaae, rnba and acalas, spoiling walla, clothing and fornltnre.
When It la neocanary to rnSnlah, Ue old eoata mnxt b waahed off an expensive, nasty,
dixagreosbls job, making tha rooms damp ar.d unfit to live In.
When walla ara onao eoatd with Alabastlno, succeeding coat may be applied, year
after ynar, wlthoct waahlng the walla, thus saving great expect and annoyance.
Hot and Cold Water Kalsomlnes Have No Merit
Borne d talon try to sell tbem, buying them cheap, and trying to aell on Alabaatisc'a demand
until snob time as their enatomera learn of the imposition.
THEY ARE WORTHLESS PREPARATIONS
U yon cannot boy Alahaatin of your hardware, paint or drag dealer, refnra all
Imitations, and writ as. We will tell yon where yoa can get Alahaatin without delay,
or toll It to yoa direct. (BOO. OO GIVEN AWAY. Writ for particular.
Leaflet ef dainty tints, hints on decorating, and ur artlatt' attodat Idea a Bao
tllylng tb noma, Pr. Buy Alabuatln only iu package., properly labeled.
Alabastine Company
Cornell Incubator
Advancement.
Tb Cornrll pteot4
7 I tin tomi-fianire
rt-g-ulittoti. u.tl jt), ftrua
ifitUD of vrritltatli.il.
Tit i crncil teutiltttM In
Ktur'i) t. (i U.
Iiroiwr irtrtitHur linea
h rigtit tune In any lo
citt uxuirr ail eoodi'
tiuaav-at any a of
tt.tyer. F.aUi Health
t-t and luodi vlirrfua
citlrki cvrr ol'tainetl by
art. Octal lnruttattlon.
Cum round dmir. (Atlnt
AAnvfrartfftfi, Table tnp, iiU Ms-dull HlgUaat
awnid i t Bi.lt I . I'litt Ains-ican rp'Nlllrrt.
rtl.P0'-DV BROOD C US ai lh brut.ilanthat
ar i m.I m.iiti)r by luu )arfr-t and nit tie-rt-Mful
iKiaitrrmrn. Un IU nirt.t trn ra.
Tttoiitanua of lumnfal, our very tarjr. fl'ifly
Illuatr.tfit cetaloir w nt ami vatnal-ie rifertutUtnti.
alaiisiu free. il I'otAJUjr ai-d l at fituctt Suiyuaa,
- Cornolllnoubatcr Kfn.Co.
Baa 85 Hhati, N. V.
Ia4mBtoM,Kt,lpt. m, .UsV
CWU btvksutv W Cm..
liuaea. Hem Tat.
1 BBhat rswUM lb at tha lttrs 1 fnarM
f fan ia a u
ti siii
Vary ru.
it., ll sVjm 1 1 wall! sui .! r.
ant I fe pe tad llltto aa la ofwauv
DMN, Wa. lUuMfJoM.kVr.Ii. K. f.
W. L. DOUGLAS
3.tk3 SHOES KAts
V. I nonglna
ShtM-s huve by their
rxrellt-iit style,
eu.y-l!tti!U, u n d
superior wearing
ciuulitlet, oclili'vril
the larjjt'Ht rulo of
any shoes in the
world.
Tlwy are lust ss good
aa tliote tliut coat you
$ to tho only
different e is Uie price.
Soto" virynihtr$.
Look for name and
price mi bottom.
Potiitlaa uaea Corona
t mtakln, wltlrh laevery where eom-etl,.,! u,
be the Hneat I'atent I a at her vei prntlnrett.
lit Co or I irltto nrro. Kkoea ht Mall. tSr.eM ra.
Tfritt lf CaUUg. WX.lu(Ua, BrwkUa, llu.
DROPSY
ftsaa laua a ta
MtW DISCOVBBT: n.
qaia ralM aa Nni worM
iaa Iwaava maimal
a. a. aaaaa ssaaa. sa a. auaau..
4
1 1 aa
If!
Pi-ru-m lj Catarrhal TnJg
Eap.olaliy A dip (id to the
Oaolinlrtf r-owiri of
Oil Ac a.
la old sge the mucous membranes be
coins thickened mad partly lose tlieil"
function.
This Itads to partial loss of hearing,
ameU and taste, as well as digestive dis
turbances. Peruna corrects si this by its sneeifia
operation on all the mucous membrane
of tha body.
On bottle will convince anyone. One(
used and Peruna becomes a life-longf
Hand by with old and young. - ,
Mrs. F. K. Little, Tolotia. III., write:
I can recommend Peruna u a good medi-
tarrh of the stom
- iui iiironic rn
ach and bowel. I
have been troubled
everely with it for
over a year, and
A TRAVELER I
AT SEVENIY-OlfEl
YEARS OP AGE.
also a cough. Kow my cough is all gon
and all the distressing symptoms of ea-i
tarrh of the stomach and bowels have die
appeared. I will recommend it to all aa
a rare remedy. I am so well I anal
contemplating a trip to Yellowstone Tarto
Una coming season, liow ia that for ont
71 years old!"
In a later letter she saya: "I am onlyt
too thankful to you for your kind advic
and for the good health that I am enjoys
ing wholly from the una of your PerunaJ
Have been out to the Yellowstone NationaF,
Park and many other- places of the WratJ
and aha 1 1 always thank you for your gen-,
erosity." Mra. P. .. Little. 1
Strong aitj Vigorous at tbe Age eft
Klghtr-elglit.
Rev. J. N. rarkrr, ITtica, N. Y., writes
"In June, Kml, I lost my eenae of hear-)
ing entirely. My hearing had been some4
what impaired for several yeara, but no
ao much affected but that I could ho'.dl
convert with my frienda; but in Junej
1001, my sense of hearing left me ao thai
I could hear no sound whatever. I waa
also troubled with severe rheumatic nainat
in my limb. I commenced taking Perunat
and now my hearing ia restored as gooai
aa it was prior to June, My rlieiM
mstic paint are all gone. I cannot speaaf
ion nigu.y ot reruns, and now wbenj
eighty-eight years old can say it has inv:
orated my who! system." Rev. J
oriitea
Pa-ker
Mr. W. II. Schnsder, of Terrs Hill, TaJ
writes;
"I got sick every winter snd had s speHJ
of cold in February, 1809; I could not dot
anything for slmoat two months. In I)eJ
cember, 1MKJ, I snw one of vour bookaf
shout your remedies. Then I wrote tot -Dr.
ll.irtman for arlvice, snd he w ratal
that 1 should commence the nee of Peruna
and how to take care of myaelf.
"I did not looe one day lt winter tSafel
I could not tend to my stock. I am sixty
three years old, and I cannot thank yoaj
too much for what you have done for roe.T
If you do not derive prompt and satiafae
tory reaults from the use of Peruna, writ
at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full stabx
ment of your rate and he will he pleased t
give you his valuable advice gratis.
Addicaa Dr. Hartman, President of Tha
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbua, O.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH,
ua IDS Wittr St, dew Tort City.
50,000 AMERICANS
WCRC WCLCOMCD TO
Western
Canada
DURINQ LAST VCAM.
Thay afwaaitlrHl and rtlin on thaOrafn and Graa
In-' !n1, and an irMitrv-t- Mini tai tHHti.
Hlr wiifresl ljnr1tr rint)r 'i-i: "A uw afutr htaa
rltrn n tha horiaton, and K it tar1 It lliat fmy
IminitfTant bulrav(wt tht Uiitl nt ht a .orwtont tm
nnf nl arsvk a booie ft if iu.eli uuw turua baa
Huaj" Cuali- There ia j
Room for Millions.
fltKK lloaieatrada aiven nt. Kr It
tburikfa, Uallwaya, Marltela, Cllnaaat
verrihlna Iu b deaired.
Cor a daaut-lptlT Atlaa anil ethor tnfornuttoa
OVUly W Mr. M . I). M (TT,
BupMutnilut f f iiimiirriitifn.
- tlttutaa. l'iai,iadaw
CAPSICUM VASELINE
trurt'vm coLLAHtiui.a tiihui
Aaitb.ttiiut) rorand Miperinrto mimtanlor
any other plter, ami w II not blmti r the
uio.tflel irate akin. The tvilii. nil unA
on rati vequal lt.-aof t!ilrtirleri!'oudr-
...i. n.iii uiiiiai tool lartieatonce, and
n-lieye heail.iuhe and airlntlua. We n-i-nra-
tiunter-lrrltHnt known. mIm,, Bu nn ...
I.UUU . U Kllll ajL.'MM,. U I ..-n u I
remedy tur pains In tue elit and t..tnB.-h
ami all rUumtiu.tK-urHliii:anU Kontyoniii-
tor 1 1. and It w 1 1,m tuiin.l l.u l ..vui.... i.i
in thu bouaubolii. .Mmiy peniilBBav'Ml lathe
via., at all di uirit nr other dealer, or by
uw- ui mi oi v r nre utrnt itnw " ih ..u
,. "" uaiiipimiHveaLantTi
U W 11 autltl Villi A lllliM hw mr.il v.,
I Mknieearriuamir label. alherwlselt i mit
n nii.i.iiii Ma itiuwui.'ti nr Llie D ilute nn .... ll.-
? Ptaf street. New Voua I.itt.
GREGORY'S
ar W7wTna? tiisld ander I i
h3KKmJ3 a, t uiaiotftie ft,
i. i. H. CIOOHV m ftOHa
Martlahdi MoMi
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