A TRULY JDEAL WIFE
HER HUSBAND'S BEST HELPER
Vigorous Honlth Is the Groat Sourcs of
the Power to lnolre nnd Rncouraao
-All Women 6::ould Beet It.
One of the most noted, successful nnd
richest men of this century, in a recent
article, ha, said. " Whatever I nm and
whatever sucpcjh I have attained in
this world I on e all to my wife. From
the day I first kiicw her nho has been
an inspiration, nnd the greatest help
mate of my life."
To be such a successful wife, to re
tain the love and admiration of her
' husband, to inspire him to make the
most of himself, .should boa woman's
constant study.
' If a woman finds that her energies
are flaps intf, that she pets easily tired,
dark shadows appear under her eyes,
. she has backache, headaches, benrinp
down pains, nervousness, whites, irreg
ularities or the blues, she should Rtart
at once to build up her svstem by a
tonic with spec! lie powers, such as
Lydia E. I'inkhuin's Vegetable Coni-
lj Following- we f::illish by request a
letter from a von in wife :
Dear Mrs. I M 11 k I rtr'.i :
" Ever since my r'.i'A wns horn I have suf
fered, as I hupp few women m it have, with in
flammation, female nonkniw, benriint-iiown
' pains, 1m. kiirtie and wretehni headache. It
affected my stomach so 1 could not en joy mv
meals, and half my time wan spent in ld. "
" Lydia hi. l'inki-n!?i Vettshle t-'itnroiiril
mademea wi ll woman, and I fcclsojoiifcful
that I am glnd to v . ito and tell you of my
marvelous reoovort. It brought mo hcnltli,
new life and vitnlifv." Mrs. Divsip Ainsler
611 South Kith ritrw t. Taconni, Wnh.
What Lydia K. l'inkham's Vegetable
Compound did for .Mrs. Ainsley it will
do for every sick and ailimr woman.
If you have symptoms you don't un
derstand write to Mrs. l'iukham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice, la freo unci
always hclofu!.
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W. L. Douglas C I. 00 Cdlt Edge Line
cannot be equalled at any price.
.douglas Msurxtun SF IIS
MfJRF MFM'K .V. ( sunC- Jt TSJAU
AMY OTHER MA.KHyASlVULR.
till flfin BEWAItOto anvemwhocan
$IUUUU d.cp rove tlis slatement.
W. L. I)oujlai $.1.50 ohot hnve hy their eT
etllert style, emv fittiri;, and superior wearing
qualities, achieved the largest f nle of any J.1.M)
hoe In the world. Ttiev are Just SB (toed as
those that cost you $5.0i to $7.00 the onlv
difference Is the price. If I could take vou Into
my factory at Brockton, Mass., the largest In
the world under one roof making men's fine
fhoes. and show you the care with which every
fialr of Douglas shoes Is m.ide, you would realize
why W. 1.. Don jlm s.'.SK shoei are the best
hoes produce.t In the world.
If I could show you tlic dlllcrenre between the
hoes made In mv factory and thone of other
makes, you would itnuerstnnd why Dmielus
f.l.SO shoes cost more tu make, why they I'.old
their shape, fit hetter, wear loncer, anil are of
greater Intrinsic voice than any other $3.50
hot on the market to-day.
W. L. Ooutflna fffroia Maria Shane fen
Mi. $S.5Q. SV.tM. Bays' School
' CAUTION. In?it upon h iving V.L.I)oug.
lu shoes. Take no Mil. finite. None genuine
aithout his name and pi iee stnniped 011 bottom.
WANTED. A shoeilr.ilerlnr.rerv town where
w. L. Douglas Shoes am not sold. ' Full line of
samples sent free for inspection upon request.
Fatt Color Eyelets uted; then will not wear brainy.
Write for lllnntrntrd Catalog of Fall Btvloa.
W.L. DOUGLAS. Krookton, Mass.
Good Teeth & Good Temper
Are characteristic of the
Atkins Saws always.
That is because they are'
made of the best steel in the
world Silver Steel by
men that know how.
Atkim Siwi, Corn K nlvej, Perfectioa Floor
Scrape ra, etc., are told by all food hardware
dealers. Catalogue on request.
E. C. ATKINS CO. CO. Inc.
Largest Saw Manufacturers la the World
Factory and Executive Offices, Indisnspolis
BaxitCHas New Vork, Cblctio, Minneapolis
Ponland ( Oreron ), aetttle, stn Krancisco
Meaipbjs, AUaou and Toronto (Canada)
Accept no sulitltuta Intlst on the Atklnt Brand I
SOLD BY GOOD DEALERS fMSYWCIifT"
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THE COMFORTER
A congested vein pressing on a nerve accounts for the swelling, throbbing ache of
Neuralgia
t. Jacobs Oil
frees the circulation, allays the pressure and soothes away the pain.
Pries. 35c.
, How a Badger Works. ,
During the" daytime tho badger
sleeps deep in his burrow, far out
on our Western plains and prairies,
and at twlll;;ht he stmts forth on u
nipht's lomgim;. Ho Is a dreaded
enemy of the prairie dos and tho
oiDiiiid Bqulircl; and when ho liosins
to excavate for one, not hint; but solid
rock or ilnnth mil stop him. With
the long, blunt claws of his fore fort
h'i lntmtv.s up tilt dirt. I Hp! die;! ills!
Ik; works as tho:i!;li his life depetulsl
on It, now Krrntchinfr out th side of
Die hole, then turning 0:1 his lnck 10
work ovornrad. At llr.t ho thrmrs
the dirt out hclween hi:; lilinl less.
lint soon ho i:; too far down for that,
if.o ho banks it tip back of him, then
I turns Jiboiit, and iisIuk his chest anil
ftirwnrd parts as a pusher, shoves it
out. liefora him. Ho vrnrks with r.uch
rapidity Hint, it would bo somewhat
dllilciilt for a man to oveitak;; him
vv It li a spado. St. N'lchoias.
Enjoyed the Luxuries.
An Irishman who was notoriously
impecunious has discovered ti new
way to achieve sumo of tho luxuries of
life. This Is: how he explains it
"Whist, man, don't say 11 word nbout
It. I found everybody wan led to sell
an 'auto' for a pood price to pome in
nocent, so 1 just linn:; round I ho p.ir
:'Si at every ho!;l 1 slopped ul and
protended to bo as piocn as the Em
erald Isle, and pave out that 1 wanted
to pet a secondhand machine, and
would not po to a dealer, as I did not
know anytr.inp about, a niaehlno, and
he might roll me. I have had 1')
tides, 17 luncheons, five dinners and
about 40 cipars, pood, bad nnd Indif
ferent, but. divil a tnachino have 1
bought yet."
I'lTSpermnMontlycutPil. No (Its nrnorvoiis.
t'essafter ilrst day's uso of Dr. Kiitin's (tre;
Nerve llcstorer, 't it rial holt h n:ul treatise fr
Ur.lt. 11. Kiink. Ltd., Ml Ar.-h St.,l'lilln.,l'a
Iceland prnduccs most of the worU'a
(ttnnly of eiderdown.
Mrs. Wlns'nw's Fn.ithln'r Syrup for Chllilren
li-tHhiny.'oftPiiyt Iiim.?ii ms.ioihK'rs in Hum mil
ium, itll.i.R 1 nin,''iiii'S wind colic, Mc. a huttla
The number of
u:.inv last year v.-i:3
n'ltntciants
27,'JS4.
from tier-
?mti urn Tito's Cum lor Coasu nipt Ion snve 1
t.ty iiictiirco ynar urn. Mr.-. Tiiomar ltnn.
i.i'its, .Uaplo .St., Norwich, N'.lf., Fob. lJ.lWJ
lapan's lea crop will, it is Irarei, bi
about U,r.U'J,(JU0 pounds short this 5 v.ir.
Effects of Alcohol.
1'rofcsscr Kraetilln of H'ddolbcrg,
(lerniany, an authority on experiment
ul. psycl-olopy, recently made 2,000 ex
inientii with delicate instruments
and found that onr-ihlrd of an mint:!
i f alcohol taken l.ito dr. human sys
tem is uno'.iph to appreciably d"pivss
si;;!it, hearing, feeling and tho various
incut ul oporalions.
Colored Man Honored.
Georgo Washington, rolornd, waa
tho fdunder of tho town of Centi alia,
Kluto of Washington, and when ho
died recently at. 8!) years of npo, all
the stores of tho placo wero closed
during his funeral.
CONGRESSMAN COULDEN
Finds Quick Keltfif rr.-nri r.lniMer Trnutilrl
Thruurrh Irnnu'M Kliluoy rills.
Hon. Joseph A. fioiilden. Member of
Congress, reprcsenliiiK the 1 .St li Pin-
fJ&tzry'-it triet of New York,
also trustee of the
Soldiers' Home nt
Batli, N". Y writes:
Gentlemen: As
many of my friend
have used Dean's
Kidney Tills nnd
have been cured of
kidney and bladder
troubles, I feel it my
duty to recommend
the medicine. Front
personal experience I know Dunn's
Kidney Tills will cure intlanuuatlon
of the bladder, having experienced re
lief the second day of using the medi
cine. (Sipned) J. A. G0ULDEN.
Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.
I'oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Century In 1906.
Mr. W. S. Harwood, who wrote the
recently published articles on Luther
Bui-bank in Tho Century, has written
for the samo magazine the story of
how California's crops are saved,
largely by the work of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Mr. Harwood will narrate how science
has succeeded in exterminating insect
pests that bad well nigh ruined the
chief crops of California.
First Marine Insurance.
Marine insurance datosj back to the
time of tho Caesars, Claudius Caesat
having been the first to Insure ves
sels. During a famine He Issued a
proclamation that all vessels engager)
in the carriage of foodstuffs meeting
with mi accident would be replaced by
the state, and by so doing largely In
creased the fleet of merchant vessels
Chicago Journal.
Duke With Many Titles.
The Due of Atholl Is one of the
greatest of Scottish peers, holds 19
titles, and possess tho privilege of
presenting a cast of falcons to his
sovereign at the coronation. When
the reigning monarch visits Blair
Atholl ancient usaso decrees that the
Duke of Atholl, on bended knee,
should present a' white rose to his
royar guest.
and JOc
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FEEDING OF CANAL MEN.
E. MARKEL TELLS ABOUT
BIG PANAMA CONTRACT.
HIS
He Expects to Provide Food for 13,
0000 Men at a Time Board Will
Cost from 45 Cents to $1 a Day
All Supplies to Be Shipped from
New York, Direct.
J. E. Markel, who has just obtained
tho contract to feed the workmen on
the I'anatna, Canal, hesan tho business
of feeding people nearly lilty years tigo
when, as a boy, he took a contract to
feed workmen on a big 11a! bout be
tween St. Louis and New Orleans, on
the Mississippi, writes the Omaha
(Neb.) correspondent of the New York
Sun. Ho was raised on a farm near
Mark Twain's place in eastern Mis
souri, nnd ufter his experience on tho
flathoat ho settled down in St. Louis
to become a baker.
Next he drifted to the West, and in
1872 began tijierating eating houses
along the I'nlon Pacific, with which
road he continued for thirty years. In
addition to his Panama Interests, Mr.
Market at present'operates the boarding
and eating houses along the lines of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, the
Illinois Central, tho Denver and Rio
(Iratide, the Hock Island, the Kansas
City Southern, the Denver nnd North
western and the new Moffatt railroads,
and manages a number of big hotels In
Western cllles.
His great experience in feeding
crowds placed him in a position to bid
Intelligently for tho Panama contract.
T'.crriinllng tho contract' and his plans,
Mr. Markel says:
"The contract is not a $.m,ono,ono one
to feed any fiO.Ono men, as Hie news
papers have reported. I don't believe
there will ever be more man 20.(1(10
men employed at any one lime. The
conlrart runs for five years.
"I was (lrst. invited hist. March to gn
to tho Isthmus by Mr. Wallace, nnd I
was studying the conditions when bo
left. I kept watch of things and con
tinued my Investigations until I found
out just what was wanted.
"I spent a, whole month down ther-,
and when I finished I knew what, was
necessary and knew just what I wns
bidding on. The result was that I got
tho contract.
"What the commission wanted nnd
what I am going to furnish Is a sys
tent of substantial meals at reasonable
prices, so that the employes on the
canal can afford to buy them nnd will
he in condition to return the commis
sion in labor the worth of their wages
"For instance, the Jamaica negroes,
now about 4,000 employed on tho canal
aro scattered along in eamn3 from one
to two miles apart, there being thirty
ramps along the forty-seven miles of
canal. These camps have from L'OO to
300 negroes each.
"Tho houses are built especially for
the purpose and are thoroughly snnl
tary. There are strict rules for keep
ing them clean. Tho negroes have to
have everything cleaned up by a cer
tain hour each morning. Tho houses
are thoroughly scrubbed oncn a week
and fumigated every two weeks. They
have comfortable canvas beds.
"Hut when it comes to eating, the
only things they can afford to buy with
their money, as things now are on the
Isthmus, are sugar cane, bananas nnd
mtch stuff, and a man can't stand up
and do a hard day's work on such a
diet and give back the value of his
wages. Eggs aro 10 cents apiece, salt
fish is 40 cents a pound, fresh meat
from 50 cents to a dollar a pound, ant
everything in, proportion.
"Now we are going to offer thein
three meals a day with such stuff as
coffee, bread and meat for breakfast;
coffee, bread, fish, two kinds of vege
tables and pie or pudding for dinner;
and much the same for Riipper, at 45
cents a day or $14 a month.
"In addition, we will have a place at
each camp where we will sell cooked
food in bulk to the men with families
who want to take it home, or to the
men who live in clubs and do their
own cooking, or part of It, end want
to buy a portion ready cooked. There
Is no compulsion about buying from
us; the men can buy wherever they
please, but I agree with the commission
to have the food there to offor to tho
men at reasonable prices.
"For the white men, of whom there
are 1,500 now, and there will be 3,000
later, we will run hotels. Two are
now finished and the number will be
Increased to ten. We furnish them
first class board at 11 a day, and rooms
at $6 a month each, making the cost
of living $36 a month each.
"Before these prices were made we
figured it out with the commission that
laborers generally In this country have
to pay from 40 to 50 percent of their
wages for living purposes; and clerks
and other salaried men In cities about
the same proportion. So we figured
on the canal to keep down the cost of
living to between 40 and 50 percent
of the wages.
"The Jamaica negroes get from $1.75
to $2.25 silver each a day. This is from
90 cents to $1.10 gold, so the commis
sion held the cost of living down to 45
cents a day. Most of the clerks get
from $150 to $175 a month, so their
living is also made comparatively
cheap.
"I shall assemble all my supplies at
New Y'ork for shipment to the Isthmus;
my. buying will be done wherever It
can be done to the best advantage.
The commission ships my stuff for me
on refrigerator steamers at a rate that
Just covers the actual cost; it gives me
cold storage rooms at Colon also at
cost or just a little above cost.
"Practically everything will have to
be shipped. There is absolutely noth
ing that can be bought on the Isthmus.
The natives are too worthless and lazy
to raise anything. As fine fish aa I
ever saw caa bj emsbr on the C"rtmus,
but the natives never catch enough to
amount to anything.
"But I believe that the work of sani
tation which Is now going on and the
fart that the natives will have to keep
themselves' and their bouses clean and
do things differently will induce them
to do some work on the canal wisen vie
get substanllal foad to them and en
able them to do hard work.
"As it Is iow their sugar cane and
bannna diet makes it impossible for
them to stand more than one day's
hard work; and that gives them a dol
lar or so and enables them to buy rum
and everything they need under pres
ent conditions for several days. So
they are not much good now, but I be
lieve within the next two years our
system of feeding these peoplo will
ma.ke workmen out of great numbers
of them.
"This Is a big contract, but except
for a difference in climate there Is no
difference other than size between it
ami the large railroad contracts I have
been handling for many years."
PROBLEMS OF LAW.
Cases With Which English Judgc3
and Lawyers Have Struggled.
Hundreds of years of test cases
have not yet elucidated all the pos
sible points of difficulty in tho English
law.
Hero Is a remarkable problem with
which the Blackburn lawyers have just
been confronted. An English gentle
man had twin sons who were born
within n few minutes of each other.
Ho made a will that his property In
Aastmlia should go to whichever of
the two sons arrived at the age of 21
first.
Tho younger of the two emigrated
to Australia, while the other ono re
mained In England, and the former
wns still in tho antipodes at tho time
of his coming of age. Now Aus
tralia time is some time, in advance
of Greenwich, and, therefore, tho
young man out there was 21 beforo
his elder brother at homo. Whloh
of these two brothers is legally en
titled to tho property? The queslion
has not yet been decided, nnd in the
menn time readers may exercise their
own acumen upon it.
Aro egss eggs, or are only liens'
eggs eggs? This may seem a ridicul
ous question, but nice similes of mean
ing lire involved, and a case which
turned upon it went through two or
three courts of law. A lady sent an
order for a dozen eggs to a dairyman
nnd he sent her ducks' eggs. She sent
them back as not being what she or
dered, but he refused to lake them.
She, in turn, declined to keep them,
and some time elapsing between their
journeys from the house to the shop,
the eggs went bad, and eventually tho
shopkeeper sued the lady for Is. tid.,
their value.
The county court judge ordered her
tp pay, declaring that (lucks' eggs
were as much eggs as any others; hut
the woman appealed, and King's
Bench reversed the decision on tho
ground that when a party ordered
eggs, hens' eggs were meant, and if
any oilier contention were admitted
any kind of eggs mipht bo sent, such
as plegeons', canaries' or even rattle
snakes'. Ducks' eggs, it was decided,
were not egga in the ordinary mean
ing of tho term.
Aro tho grandchildren of a man al
so his children? In tho legal sense
this queslion is not so absurd as it
looks, and some time ago it was most
seriously and laboriously contended in
tho courts that according to act of
parliament they were.
The particular act in question, pass
ed in the reign of the late Quoen Vic
toria, laid it down that "the father
and tho grandfather, tho mother and
tho grandmother, nnd tho children of
any poor person being of sufficient
ability, shall relieve and mulntaln any
such poor persnn."
The argument was that, according
to tho context, grandchildren were to
bo reckoned as children for this pur
pose, just as grandparents were reck
oned as parents. On the other side
11 was argued that if grandchildren
were children, then great-grandchildren
were children also ,and that a
man might In this way be called upon
to support his father and mother, his
four grandparents, his eight great-
grandparents and as many grandchil
dren and great-grandchildren as he
might bo lucky or unlucky enough to
possess.
Is skimmed milk milk? A man ask
ed for a glass of milk to drink and
was given skimmed milk, and tho pur
veyor was fined for it; but In a high
er court the decision was reversed,
it being contended at the time that
skimmed milk was really much more
milk than milk that was not skimmed,
since the latter contained something
thnt was not milk at all that Is,
cream. Tit-Bits.
Tho Typewriter's Experience.
A little event fraught with large
significance was the celebration the
other day in New Y'ork of the thirtieth
anniversary of the entrance Into busi
ness life of the pioneer woman type
writer. All that innovation of thirty
years ago meant to the business world
no one could have dreamed at the
time, and if volumes were given to it
now the story would not be half told.
For tho one women has now become a
vast and ever-Increasing host, and the
gain to business interests in neatness,'
legibility and accuracy, together with
dispatch, in all transactions where
writing Is, Involved, has been equally
and proportionately great. The pion
eer typewriter deserves distinction for
the new and wild field of honorable
and lucrative employment which she
opened to her sex none Che less than
for the Immeasurable benefits which
her action has conferred upon a busy
world. Leslie's Weekly. '
Fads of Wealthy Men.
These strong men of money have
their weak sides; they have their
fads, and will spend money like water
on thorn. Mr. Keene's weakness Is
tho racehorse; Mr. Morgan's Is pic
tures; the late Mr. Whitney's wns
rugs (he Is snld to have paid $35,000
for one, and tho transaction would
have been all right had he left the
two last ciphers off tho price); Mr.
Brady's of the tobacco trust, is black
pearls; Mr. Addlcks's, of Hay Stnto
gas, Is emeralds; whlis Mr. Lawson
will go In pnwn to buy a ruby. Mr.
Lawson travels beyond fads and owns
to superstitions. He pins his faith
to tho numeral throe and its multiples.
Ills telephones are 333 and 3339; his
offices are 33 State strret; one of his
pet copper mines Is the Trinity, and
he begins his great enterprises on the
third of the month. His "big medi
cine," ns tho Indians would call It, Is
a chain of D33 golden beads, each
with a gypsy girl's face enameled
thereon, and this fetish he consults
and communes with In ways known
only to himself. Saturday Evening
Post.
A Newspaper-Reading People.
The per capita, consumption of pap
er in tho United States is tho highest
in tho world and of this amout the
hulk is for dally newspapers. More
than 650,000 tons of daily newspapers
were printed in 1904, the total value
of the paper bolug about $23,000,000.
In 1890, loss than 197,000 tons, at a
cost of about $13,000,000, supplied tho
demand. In 1890 wo were the great
est newspaper rending peoplo on
earth, and to-day we road tlireo or
four times as much. The greater
part of advertising is done on paper
and the greater part of tho paper
consumed Is by newspapers. The
conclusion Is obvious the advertiser
has found the newspnper tho most
profitable Held for Investment. It
is reckoned that by judicious adver
tising throughout the Nation, a
manufacturer or dealer may reach 99
irar cent, of the buyers nt a com
paratively small cost. Butte, (Mont),
Inter-Mounlnln.
ECZEMA FOR TWO YEARS
Llltln nirl'a Anlnl Sunrln5 Willi Trrrllil
bkln l!niiiur Slpniilrsa Nlelita Fur
Motliur Spaeily Curo by Cutlcnra.
"My little girl had been suffering lor
two j-ears from eczema, nnd during Hint
lime 1 could not get a night's sle-.'p, as her
ailment was very severe. 1 had tried so
many remedies, deriving no benefits, 1 had
given up all hope. But as n last resort I
wns peruaded to try Cultciirn, nnd one
box of the Ointment, nnd two bottles of
the Hesolvent, together wilh the Hoap, ef
fected a permanent cure. Mrs. 1. ii. Junes,
AddiDgton, Jnd. T."
The Depth of the Ocean.
Tho hydrogrnphic ofilea has just
issued n general chart showing the
result of deep sea soundings taken by
tho United States navy in different,
parts of tho world in the course of
the last 10 years. Tho greatest
known depth of the- sea Is in the
mld Paelfic ocean, and Is recorded at
5,209 nthoms 31,014 feet or 00 feet
short of six statute miles. This sound
ing was obtained on the United States
steamship Nero last year, and ft Is
greater than any elevation on our
continent, or, so far as known, in
the world.
Sultan Prepares to Kill.
The sultan of Turkey has bought
an automobile. Perhaps ho Intends
to mako a tour among his unruly Ar
menians subjects nnd show them that
thero aro ways of killing and maiming
that they never dreamed of. Pitts
burg Times.
To Remove Mildew,
Mildew Is easily removed by rub
bing or scraping a little common yel
low snap on the article, and then a
little salt nnd starch. Put tho mil
dewed nrtlelo in the sunshine.
CATARRH Is the mother of CONSUMPTION.
Our CARBOLATE of IODIXK POCKET
INIIALEH Is n gimrnntoed euro. Price l.OO.
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ull's Anti Belch
To convince you that It cures. Nothing else like it known. It's sure and pleasant Cures by absorption.
ITarmlt-ss. No .rugs. Stomach trouble pan't be cured otherwise so says Medical Science. Drugs won't do-1
they eat up the stomach and make you worse. You will know that it will cure you as soon as you begin Its use
That is why we let you try it free.
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n?ri;i","nly llt.'1 to I":'11 '"a,My; " ?n r"n nn'1 ''1t not aW Anti K
and uddieha ot the druge-iat, and aa'U scud you a sample by mail.
i HolOGrapt Tonic Co..
Rock Island, llt.
Tfl tho. Rot9.il llrtlftoict Hiiro tcii-nime and rtdres on
10 MB Detail UrllgglSl. thelmobelowandi-nu thl.full
.ronton to to the Jobhor of whom you pnri-hami this remedy,
and lie will alTe yon fcu centsln carinor trade lor each coupon,
pioperly awned, which you aend him.
Hetall lJruaxist, sijru your tuuuehars.
VNCLB SAM A Remedy That tlas
Such Endorsements Should
Be la Every Home."
Election Returns That
WIN 'CHESTER
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"LEADER" AND "REPEATER" SHOTGUN SHELLS
Carefully inspected shells, the best of powder,
shot and wadding, loaded ty machine3 which
give invariable results account for the superior
ity of Winchester "Leader" and "Repeater"
Factory Loaded Smokeless Powder Shells.
Reliability, velocity, pattern and penetration
are determined by scientific apparatus
and practical experiments. They are
THE SH ELLS
PRICE,,
'25 Cta
T0 CURE THE GRIPIO
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HAS TO fiMl flip, HQUMf HE
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your
TOM NO ,-2
OUUIUI mil 'Gawn
Forty years ar,d after many years
"f use on the eastern coast. Towers
Waterproof Cited Co&ti w?re iritro&Ked
in the West ard vere called Oiickers By
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uiz piuiKsicio oiiq t-'WDoyi. 1 nis rapnic
rwjne hai come into such general use that
it is frequently though wrinjfully applied
10 many substitutes. Y-u want the gcnuuie
W LKTor the 0; of therisrunc
the wine o,ver on me buttons.
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THfc WOULD OVER. ,
'A.J TOVftK CO.. BOSTON. MASS.. U.S. A.
TOWIBCAHAMAN CO.Lmttt TOJOKtO. CM
FOR WOMEN
irnuNM witn 1113 necuitsr 10 T
ihjir sex, used as a douche it marvelouji ene
tcssful. Thoroughly cleanses, kills disease zfrins,
ctops discharges, heals infiamiution and lucl
sorenesi, cures leucoirlicea li! Latal catarrh.
Paxtine Is in powder lorm to be dissolved in pnre
water, and is hr more cleansing, healing, germicidal
and economical tiian liquid antiseptics for all
TOILET AND WOMEN'S SPECIAL U6ES
Kor sale at dm jrpists, fiA cents a box.
Trial Box and Book of Instructions Free.
The B. PaxTon Commhv Boston. Mats.
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ta lor biiyinir tha remedy from yon an oanta In caah or trad f
same. Burn your arm name and addreea inj forward ali
pons to us at any time you like, and we will remit yon li EUl
by retain mail oOeenta for each coupon properly sumed h V Sti
consumer, retailer and yourself. uu" v'"vo'1' surueu by Um
Interest All Pcrtles.
THE CHAMPIONS SHOOl
COIaLVAHZ, located nt fliisburg, Pa,,
Come to this great Commercial and
M iniifnetiirititf center for a Business
Education; don't go to a small place;
vt hero Stenographers nwrn Boc!i!3opef
are not required. Circulars. .
W. H. 1H I F, Prosiflont.
GUARANTEED TO CUK K 1
Anll - 3rlplne ri a ilr-alr-r who won't (ianmnt Its
JIIU.VKY HACK. IF IT IIOKN.V'T (IXB,
AHTI-GRIPIHE
Dtemcr, ll.it., Manufacturer, fiprinrjleltl, Xm,
1$ 1,000
To Be Given for
Reliable Information
We will give One Dollar for a Postal I
Lard giving the first reliable newt of
a chance to sell horizontal steam
engine of our styles, within our range
of sizes. Ve do not want inquiries at I
this time fcr vertical, traction or gas
engines.
ENGINES AND BOILERS
have for rears been the sttndird for all aitsm
plants. Beit of matcrisl and workmanship.
Our b' output enables us to sell on small prof
its. An Atlas, the best in the world, coats so I
more than the other kind.
Write tcdiy lor oar ipicial otter.
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS
Sailing agtneles in all citiot II 'D JAN APOUS
rr.tirnj Miinnt tnnfimmd Knrlnt TtiMilnr Rotltrt I
Automatic oeJoM Throttling Kn.iiHki PHbt Botkn j
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owe.
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