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NERVITA PILLS
Reiloro Vitality, Lost Vigor and Manhood
Curolmpoloncjr, Nlfilit Emissions, Loss of Mem
Mfc ory. nil vvustlwr illsensos, i '
.AkSjMn nil hfTncUnf 4rtlr.nl. ..... nl rfH
kMH I ' ..v Vi ruiiuuupy Ul I p BJ
k-mdcxcetn nml indiscretion. I vjy
-' kVHf rtl.l.lJlooa bulldor. Brlnm
"lite pink glow to pnlo
clioeks nna restores tlio
sflrn of south. Hy mall
ouo per box. CI boios for
PILLS
SO
CTS.
$3.60, with our bankable- craiirimtoe to euro
or refund the money paid. Bond for circular
nna copy of our bankable KUnrnntco bond.
NfmiifaTnhloto FXTRA STRENOTIl
(TELLOW LAlicU immcuiatc KCU.IB
Fosltlvoly minranteed enro for Ixmb. of Power,
Yarlcocole, Undeveloped or hlirttnkon Organs,
Paresis, Locomotor Atnxln, Nervous Prostm-
tlon.-Hystnria.tFIts, Insanity, ParalysU and the
Itenuts of Ktcestlvo Use of Tobacco, Opium or
Liquor. 13 V mall In plain pneknen, 01.00 a
box. O for rsB.OO with our hanVabla cruar-
tuitoe bond to ours in t)0 days or refund
money paid. Address
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, IIX.
Sold by John Larapnrtcr & Co., Pnl
aco Drug Store, 183 South Howard Bt.,
Akron, O.
1&
HE GOT THE GOODS.
!A Iltirifnesrl Dent llctrrecn rotter
t rainier and A. T. Stewart.
"At the timo of the civil war," nald
an old merchant, "Potter Palmer was
In the dry.i goods business In Chicago,
and Levi Z. Leitcr and Marshn.ll Field
(were working for him. Palmer wasn't
so well known, bat ho had n good rep
utation In the trade, and ho didn't hnvo
to Introduce himself when he called on
old A. T. Stewart to buy some goods.
After some dickering they agreed upon
the pi Ice, and Palmer calmly said that
ho would take about $100,000 worth.
It was a llttlo larger bill than Stewart
exactly cared to sell young Palmer on
cicdlt, but ho concluded to rnnko the
deal and told him to come in the nest
morning and nrrango somo final do.
tails. That night somo big war news
came, and It didn't require any decla
ration by the government to Inform ev
ery dry goods man In the country that
tho price of goods would take a big
spurt up. Stewart recognized It as soon
ns.he had the news, and he Immediate
ly thought of Palmer. Ho also thought
of the big hill of goods Palmer had
bought of him. It didn't particularly
tickle Stewart, that thought didn't.
But it required only a few scratches
of his red head to fi;: things to his sat
isfaction. Ho would simply tell Pal
mer that ho wos sorry, but that ho
didn't feel that he could sell, such a
big bil on credit, and as ho knew that
Palmer couldn't raise the cash Imme
diately, why, that would end it, and
the sale would be off. Well, young
Palmer called early, and Stewart
greeted him in his very nbruptest man
ner, tolling him how sorry he was, etc.,
but really he didn't think it wise busi
ness to extend credit for such' an
amount.
" 'Just how much does tho bill come
to?' said young Palmer, seemingly sorrowful-like.
" 'Just $110,000,' Stewart lepllcd, and
then he straightway gulped for breath
as young Palmer drew nn Immense
pockctbook from his Inside vest pocket
and, opening It, counted out 110 thou
sand dollar bills nnd. laying thorn quiet
ly on Stewart's desk, said: 'If you will
kindly count them and givo mo n ic
celpt, I'll be obliged, as I must take the
next train home. Sli'p tho ;;oor!f. soon
ns you can, and when juu'ie out our
way drop In. Always r'ccl to sou our
friends. "New York Times.
AROUND THE HOUSE.
If marks and stains no en r-iprrcd
walls, try French chnll: o:i a piece of
dry broad gently rubbed in.
To keep hardwood lloors smooth and
clean rub them with waste and vvnim
parnffln oil nnd polish v.ith diy waste.
Muslin curtains may ho tendeicd lefs
Inflammable by rinsing them In nlnm
water two ounces of alum to onu gal
lon of wnter.
To clean mirrors dip n cloth in methy
lated spirits and mb on tho mltror..
Allow it to dry on before polishing with
a soft duster.
Galvanized iion palls for diluting
water should not bo used. Tho sine
coating Is rapidly acted upon by tho
water, forming a poisonous oxldo of
zinc.
Mnko a splendid furniture polish by
taking a wineglas3ful of olive oil, ono
of vinegar and two tablespoonfuls of
alcohol; apply with a soft cloth and
polish with flannel.
Rugs, mats or carpets can be elenned
thoroughly by generously sprinkling on
them yellow cornracal that has been
iwell dampened in clean soapsuds or
(weak ammonia water. Sweep off in a
few minutes.
' Sennntory Trarmmlislon.
It has been found that sensation is
not absolutely instantaneous, but that
a very minute timo elapses as it travels
along the nerves. Therefore. If a per-
-rJ
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1 Oar-Bon
The Qreat Restorative
WILL CURE YOU
tWo want all men and
omen who nro went
tni-nnw that Bar
Ben Is truly nnd
without any ex
ception the
greatest home ,
treatment u i ,
lost vitality and
sin Aiuuicu ..
BAft-BElt 11 true nervo tonlo and blood
rmrinor. It puts new vigor and perfect
health into tho wealc neires and broken
down system. It makes tho nppetlto keen,
the digestion peneoi aim prouioieo re
Iresblne sleep: body, brain and nerves are
built up rapidly uuderlU uo,
' BAR-BKN Is the tolentine, natural nnd
rosltlve cure for nil norvous diseases, lost
Vitality, night emissions nnd excesses, the
offeots of overwork, worry, brnln fatigue,
the excessive use of tobacoo, opium or
llnuor. No matter what has cnused your
trouble, Bar-Bon wilt bring you book to
?nebbox will work wonders; BOo. Bix box
es will cure, i63. By mall, post paid, on
receipt of prloe. Write for free sample.
The Bar-Ben Remedies .Co., Cleveland.O.
Folsallby J. M. Latter.' P.W. Albreoht,
Kavufraann Bros., Black, the Druggist,
IWtt's Pharmacy, Haun A McKenn.
.STOPPED FRER
1 Permanently Cursd fry
DR. KLINE'S GREAT
INERVE RESTORER
nu aner sr.i j .
, OMiullttiMi, rr4ttl r kv aull. Irtatl til
. , S'J TIIIAI, BOTTLit FttBB ,
t Til 4Hmu b pr ciprMfM l7 4oilrr7.
iwwial Ow, iMlr uaporirr rur, fcr an rr'
VUaritr. IUM7 Byumt St That DtfiM,.,
1 ltM4Ulr,aUMMU.gttl.B.ll.lCI,IMB,aU:3
Ml Are ttttic, PMUltlehU. rKUiU
son put his linger to n heated Iron T
In tho blnro of -n caiidlo' there Is n cer
tain nlmbst inconceivably otnnll spneo
of time, wiy tho auatndusdndth pjut nf
a second, hoforo lho brain knofrH of
tho burn. N'ow, suppose rt man wllh
nn arm long enough to reach tho nun.
From tho known rnto of sensatory
transmission that mun would hnvo to
llvo more thnn 100 years nftcr touching
tho great luminary beforo ho would
know that his fingcrn had been
ocorchcdl
Sltnvreil It ClPnrlr ,
A man who wne called on to address
a Sunday school In a Ponnsylvnnla
town took tho familiar theme of tho
children who mocked Elijah on his
Journey to Ilethel hqw tho youngsters
taunted th6 poor old prophot and how
they wcro punished when tha two- ho
beors camo out, .of tho jvootl and, nto,
forty-two of 'hem. "And now, chil
dren," said 'tho speaker, wishing to
lodrn if his talk had produced any
moral effect, "what does this story
show?"
"Please, sir," camo from a little girl
well down In fiont, "it shows how
many children two sho bears can hold!"
" ; TWO ODD FISHES, gif
The Changeable Pink Hind nnd the
Ilalnliow lined, I'nrrot rib.
The clear, limpid waters that sur
round Bermuda and tho West Indies
Ho above coral reefs covered with
plants nnd animals, many of which nro
brilliant in color ns a rainbow. They
look like glimpses of fairyland, nnd ns
your eye wanders from ono wonder to
another you catch yourself striving to
peek just around some corner into a
strange nook, half hoping to see a
bovy of mermen and -mermaids sport?-'
ing nnd playing wlthlntho crannies.
Hero is a patch of, pale green sea let
tuce, thero a group of great purplo
tea fans, yonder some golden corals
standing out llko a shelf or blanching
like a tree, while among them all
swim lovely fishes that take the place
of tho fairies that should dwell in this
magic land nnd fascinate you by their
goigeous colors and their graceful,
wavy motlons;
There is n great green "pnrrot fish,"
as billllant in color as his namesako
the. bird, showing himself boldly and
swimming nlong slowly,, secure from
any assnult His scales are green as
tho fresh grass of springtime, nnd each
ono is bordered by a pale blown line.
His fins are pink, nnd tho end of the
tail is banded with nearly every color
of the rainbow. Ho is showy, bttt this
showlncss serves him a good purpose.
His flesh is bitter and poisonous to
man nnd probably so to other fishes as
well, nnd they let him veil nlone, for
they can rccognizo him afar off, thanks
to his gaudy dress.
Underneath thp parrot, lying on the
bottom, Is a "pink hind." You notice
him, and as the parrot passes over him
ho suddenly changes to bright scarlet
and as quickly resumes his former
faint color. Had the parrot been look
ing for his dinner and thought the hind
would make a good first courso this
sudden change of color might havo
scared htm off, Just as tho sudden bits
tllng of a cat makes a dog chango his
mind. When the hind is disturbed at
night, he gives out flashes of light to
staitlo the intruder and send him away
in n fright. Professor C. L. Bristol in
"St. Nicholas. '
THE 'HOLY CITY.
.IciDsnlem Still Ili'ijemblofc a Great
rartrens of Midlife Age.
Jerusalem Is literally "bullded upon
its own heap." Below tho houses,
courts nnd paved streojs. of the pres
ent unkempt city nro tho distinguisha
ble rcmnlns of elgh,t older cities those
of Solomon, Xehemlnh, Herod, Hadri
an, C'onstantlne, Oinnr, Godfrey, Sala
dln. Sulemnn wrltoa Walter Williams
from the Holy City to his paper in Co
lumbia, Mo.
Jerusalem has been besieged twenty
seven times, a record of vicissitude un
paralleled in tho history of the world's
elites. It has been burned, sacked,
razed to tho ground, Its inhabitants of
every faith put to the sword, all tho
woes uttcied by Its own prophets
against It have come to pass, yet Jeru
salem still resembles a great fortress
of tha mlddlo ages. Seen -from tho
Mount of Olives, its massive gray
walls, its fiat roofed houses, its
mosques and churches with their con
spicuous towerB and minarets, present
a marvelous picture, beautiful, sub
lime, unfading, from tho picture gal
lery of the mind.
Tho city itself hap narrow, dirty
stiects. Tho water supply for Its 70,
000 people comes In n four inch pipe.
Tho open courts, arp few 'and small,
nnd tho houses arp tninabed together
.with no regard for ?oom or. cleanliness.
Somo houses nro underground nnd oth
ers on top of tho Jilgh Inclosing walls.
Tho people ore "fanatical, ignorant,
' selllsh. Thero Is much to detract from
itho Ideal city, but drsplto all this and
more Jctusalem from tho Mount of
OJlvcs in the same In its essential de
tails, tho same in the framework of Its
setting, tho snmo In fascinating sug
gestion, ns tho Jerusalem of which Da
vid sang nnd over which Jesus wept.
' Dreaded the Itennlts.
Doctor You'll havo to accustom
yourself to one cigar after meals.
Patient Oh, doctor, that's pretty
hard.
Doctor Tut, tut! After a timo you'll
find it easy to give up oven the' cigar
after meals.
Patient But I'm sura Pll bo giving
up my meals after the cigars. I'vo nev
er smoked, you know. Catholic Stand
nrd and Times,
An Artful Dodger,
"How is your boy getting- along at
school?" ,
"Splendidly, splendidly!- I tell you,
my friend, this boy, of nilue wll! make
his woy In tho world, don't you fear.
During the time he's been going to
school they have )iod thirty-two exam
inations, and lje's managed to dodgo
every ono of them," Glasgow Evening
Times.
Tha man who never makes mistakes
does npt know the real pleasure there
is, in being right, Saturday Evening
Post. . '
II .1 I. -.T..w-
Tho domestic fowltjs act uiontloned
In tho Old Testament
BLOOMS THAT POISON
ODORO OF FLOWERS THAT ARE HARM
FUL TO HEALTH,
tlevrara of the Poppy, m it Contain
Oplcm nnd Indnccs I)rovrlnci,,
Tullpa That Are Ilnnfternua and
Producer Llaht Ilendcdne,
Tho majority of peoplo think that
lho tulip lias no fctncll, nnd this Is truo
of a great number of tho fashlonablo
variegated kinds. Tho old self colored
sorts, however, particularly those of a
deep crimson hue, havo n powerful
odor, which is dangerous when Inhal
ed. This odor Is of saffron flavor and
affects many peoplo In n very peculiar
manner. If breathed deeply, It has
tho effect of producing light headed
ness, which continues for somo time,
causing 'tho sufferer to do and say all
manner of remarkable and ridiculous
things. Its Influence often lasts for nn
hour or two and Is followed by deep
depresstqn.
Another common flower whoso Odor
has evil properties Is the poppy. This
is doubtless duo to the quantity of
opium which the blossom contains.
Numbers df individuals, especially
young ladles of highly strung temper
ament, complain of tho drowsy sensa
tion which comes after walking
through n field of these flowers and
afterward of violent headaches and a
disinclination to move about. In Asia
Minor, where tho poppy is grown in
vast quantities for tho purpose of ex
tracting tho drug, tourists are fre
quently incapacitated for many hours
after Inspecting a poppy plantation,
nnd two cases of death among Eng
lish tourists were traced to tho samo
cause, last year. ,
All flowers grown from bulbs nro
dangerous in rooms where there Is ill
ness. Although bunches of flowers are
Invariably taken ns presents to pa
tients, such blooms as hyacinths, lilies
of tho valley, tuberoses and ecn daf
fodils and narclssnscs should be care
fully avoided. The perfume is as dan
gerous to a person in a critical state of
health as a dose of morphia would bo,
without possessing the benefits which
that drug sometimes confers.
Terhnps the most remarkable effect
which any garden flower has on the
human body Is that which follows the
handling of the particular variety of
primula known as obconlca. Expe
rienced gardeners aro always careful
to wear gloves when potting this
plant, as, should there bo ever such a
slight scratch or prick on the hands or
fingers, evil results are almost certain
to follow.
The first notlcenble result is a slight
itching of tho hands and arms, and this
precedes the breaking out of a skin
disease which frequently extends to
tho body. It dies away in the autumn
when the leaves fall, and by Christ
mas tho sufferer is free, but tho pri
mula has by no means finished Its
deadly work. When spring comes again
and the sap rlges In plants and trees,
the dread disease makes its reappear
ance and' continues all through tho
summer.
This continues for many years, fre
quently for the whole of the victim's
lifetime, and there Is no known rem
edy for it, although years of the most
rlgfd dieting have in some enses pro
duced a diminution -ln its violence.
J blood, poisoning by the primula
obconlca does not take this form, It
brings about the still more dreadful
erysipelas. Cases of poisoning through
eating the berries of tho belladonna, or
deadly nightshade, aro nil too frequent,
but there Is the gravest danger in oven
handling this attractive plant.
It is a very common practice in tho
country among parties of young peo
ple to pick tho beirles nnd flick them
at each other with tho Angers for
sport. Then, when heated by tho fun
and fusillade, the face is sometimes
mopped with n handkerchief upon
which Angers sticky with the Juice of
the berries have been wiped.
Should but Just a little of this get
into one of the eyes a fearful' calamity
may ensue. Iritis, or paralysis of tho
Iris of the eye, which Invariably le
sultB in blindness, has been' known to
come on, and against this dread dis
ease medical skill has as yet proved
unavailing. This, too, is In face of the
paindoxlc.il fact that treatment with
tincture of belladonna is the ono usual
ly adopted in the elementary stages of
iritis.
The dainty heroine who is 60 often
to bo beard of as idly plucking to
pieces the petals of a flower must be
ware which blossoms she chooses for
thu purpose. Lilies, begonias, rhodo
dendrons and peonies nre likely to set
up festers, with consequent loss of
finger nails, if treated in this way.
London Answers.
x She Pricked Her Flnsrer.
A maid, employed by n prominent
New York'famlly came to her mistress
with tears In her eyes not many days
after she had been In the household
.nnd said that sho had pricked her hu
ger with a tablo fork.
"I am terribly worried, ma'am," she
said, "for fear tho fbrk may have had
some brass in it and havo poisoned my
bnnd."
"Oh, nonsense, Mary!" replied tho
lady of the house. "How could the
fork poison you when It Is mndo of
pure sliver? I never allow anything
else on my table."
Tho next day Mary and tho fork
which had pricked her and all the oth
er forks and, in fact, the whole tnble
service, guaranteed by tho trilstress to
be solid stiver, had disappeared for
parts unknown.
To Be Provided For.
Farmer Mossbacker Colonel Chlnn
away, the politician, declares that ho
is in the bands of bis friends.
Farmer Hornbeak Yes, I know ha
dops, but it sorter looks to me that bis
friends havo got the colonel on tbclr
bauds. Judge,
The Goolo;rlonl Dny.
The 0.000 years of lnimr.n history
form but 'a portion of the geological
day which is passing over us. They
do not extend Into tho yestcrdny of
our globe, far less touch the myriads
of ages spread out beyond.
Tho lazy man seldom has a chance to
rest on bis laurels. Philadelphia Rec-Pi'd.
f 1 urn miii i
Hie largest selling
brands of Gg&rs in the world!
m 1 1 i i - Kras'24ttxsn&7?'2Kewi u x
x ggp vitsg? v&my
SARE
, ' One Band from "FLORO DORA" Cigars or Two Bands' from
"GUBANOLA: "CREMO" "6E0.W.CHILDS"or'JACKS0NSQUARE"Cigars
, are of same value as one Tag from "STAR" "HORSE SHOE"
SPEARHEAD; STANDARD NAVY" or 'J.V Tobacco.
i
y&ur Vacation Plans
witn the summer comes thoughts ef the vacation. To lome, where and how to co
t0 oters!,lne Question of takme an Outing this year.
, To all of us thc,advice of D,r, Henry Van Dyke wherein he says: "Spend as much
time as you can withjbodj; and with spirit in God's out-of-doors," is timely at this season.
A respite from, home and business cares is an absolute essential to better living.
Do not nut off the vacation. Plan nn outing even though it be a short one.
Delightful vacations may be taken at the resorts in New York, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Vermont,. Maine nnd Canada, embracing Lake Chautauqua, Niagara Falls,
Saratoga, Lakes Gcorge.atid Champlain, the St. Law rence and Saguenay Rivers, Adiroa
dacks, White Mountpins, Atlantic Coast and Maritime Provinces.
As a route for vacation travel the
1 'ymmi fF& &&
mw7 xu A'j&mmmzszz
YwiYK- a. sr-T. .rc- o
- WUM-
Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern Ry.
is unexcelled.reaching by its through trains from Chicago,
Toledo and CI eveland, and ia "Big Four Route" through
Cleveland, from St. Louis. Indiananolis. Cincinnnti. Cn.
nnibus, etc.) or by direct connections, all of these summer
places.
Tickets over Lake Shore give option, boat or rail,
between Cleveland and Buffalo, either nay, also stop-oven
for visiting Lake Chautauqua and Niagara Falls,
Tlin lrtllrtJln fT Kftnl.. Fan, f.A V. a...f..
..i. .W..V.1...U u.svja, DUJ.k IICC UV U11UCI-
signed, will help in making your plans: "Lake
Shore Tours," containing select list of tours to
the cast with rates from Chicago, 111.,
ioieao ana vieveiana, u. "Lake
w.uutauuua, .111 1IIU3U dlCU, UCStr ip-
,-c book 01 mai aengntiui resort.
Book of Trains" and "Some Priv
ileges for Lake Shore Patrons."
Any desired information to
assist in your vacation plans will be gladly
furnished. Address
A. J. SMITH, Q. r. T. A., Cleveland, a
HOTEL CMPIRC
' Btoilwiy nd 6J1 street, Hew York City.
Atsolntely Fire Fro.f.
Bates moderate. Hxccllcr.ee cuisine.
Efficient service. Extensive library.
Modern. Exclusive. Accessible. Or
chestral conceits pvery evening. Ail
cars pots the Empire. From tho
Grand Ontrnl station take cars mark
Broadway and 7th avc. Seven min
utes to Empire.
On crossing any of, tbo ferries, tako
the Oth Avenue Elevated Railway to
59Ui it., from which it is ono minuto'a
walk to hotel.
Send for descrlptlvo booklet.
W. Johnson Qulnn, Prop. Mortimer
M. Kelly, Mgr,
cases
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3EUEHMUUOIIIJI
(PULP FOR PAPER)
hut mu. cnzi.ii iiorxocs nurru
HATiOHAL FIBER & CELLULOSE GO,
OF CHICAGO.
o"si tni ccr.Uoli uicbtserr, ptnti i4 pn I
fAf! led hr - itr4ati trora th wkttoa to
ih Jta. TaiA wsitl to tie eon b)t eftha 11 ff.
mrnnTt Kt orr M ittllUoa totvlnino. TBif
tat-Ttiie wlltcTttae)w wealth Uiftn ttan.
iuttlon of th one t4 cotton ptetf. It viJl
idU.m-Ttonto all tM iruu corn fltjitxi-
n&tTT, snTinir million (PB Hntiir. mnijoinr
itv1' E"rrpotn4 of FPrpQiplt8Mfrom
Tepu' jib Tbe tiratr rr pmp inu u. 9.
Ii L,erT ihaonted. Ptr foiiiiifociQren are
new f treed lito Canal fir thsir nppfy. Krttf
taper tniJI la thlt country 1U ate t&li palp.
jErerrettT JnthtuM fomna cqontrlt will nit
ftrvl dal in this tert. UaoaCacttrers ot callal&JO,
Itntberand rsbbtraabaUtutca, lMatattm; maler
UMIixtara&ad pipe eortrtcg will bo cttt of
thll (fMlltK
Contri for machinery for th" An plaata
wti o?roif;wnn?orni woiaauo., wucago.
THE1T0CE OF THE
HATIOHAL FIBER & CELLULOSE GO.
Will ns an larestmcat surpass eTery-
tlilEg In tlio history of lurlastrUl
xnoney-QAkers. A limited nmoant of
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nar value aio.oo. lallr rmia ana non-
tmeail)!c BUY BiFOUETnn AD
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to examine machinery, patents, pro
cesses, projects and eTcrythlns; per ,
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For hlclily lntereBtlnsr lllnstrated I
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Little Bertie had been taught not to
ask for anything nt menls. Ono day
poor Bertie had been forgotten, when
he pathetically Inquired, "Do little boys
get to heaven when they nre starved
to dPnth?"-I.ondon Tit-Bits.
Teacher Why didn't you atterih
(chool yesterday? ,
Wllhelm Please, sir, mother has
written a note to you about it
Teacher What was the matter with
you?
Wllhelm Plpase, I don't know what
rnntlil'r wrntp In tlio noff-.
rrora Ileal Life.
Teacher Evil communications cor
rupt good manners. Now, johnny, can
you understand what that means?
Johnny Ycs'm. Vor instance, pa got
a communication fruui ma's dressmak
er this morning that made him swear.
Phlladolnuin Prr-s.
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TEST STS WONDERFUL NAM RESTORATIVE POWERS
Tocroie what thl oreat Hair Beautlfler will An (nr - -... n -.. .... . -i.i. ......&.
has .not tried It and Is trobW-d with dandruff or -.Ith the -.nptirnnce of my orftS.ShsTror
bald spots may have by mall a samplo bottlo ABJ0LU1 CUV FREB. (See free bottle offer.)
FREE
IT WILL KEEP YOU
looking mm.
11. H. II. hat been a bleuir; la
thousanai who have become fray
or bald tlty's Hair-Health I. a
healihiul hair food, reitorinGr
joulhlul color and beauty to era?
and faded hair Removes ana
prevent, dandruff and Monifaltln
aid breaking-ol Ine hair, It Is not
a dje. and positively will not dis
color the scalp, hand or cfotmnr,
and lis use cannot be detected by
tour best Inend. Prevenls hair
tall ci after sea bathing or much
perrlrvtion.
Ono Bottle Does lf(
n&
HAY'S HAIR-HGATtl
it- ii fes
- -iiix-a
to restore Bray or faded hair to v otith
tul ecler and life. It acts on the
roots, cn-inrthern the required nour
ishment and positively produces
I uunant thick hair on bald heads
" Hot a army Hair Loft,"
the testimony ef hundreds uslnc it.
May's Hair-Health is a. dainty
vrtsilnsr aida necessary adjunct to
every toilet, and unlike other prep
arations extrts a healthful action on
the tools o( ih hair, canvinr the hair
tn tecalAtts tjrldnal or, whether
buck, bmvn pr roldert
At L2H!fig0wgglsl8.
Gpasffar S5o, Gate
HAnnm SOAP.
Cut out and len thta couicn in five das. talteli'tn mvJ ih fiTinwlrf rf-,in.t. an A it witttA
jroj a la t bottle of llay'a Hnlr-Hcaltli nnd a $c. cako cf Ifcri.ni Mdctcd 5p;U.e beit loap
lui - vpiiniHn.iii CLcs ' f5cct Bi r'"1- 7;cucasemou py jcau
ins uiHusiiifccvsrvniiirro at uicir enops oniy, or Dy ttie t'nilo liay pclll(f Co.
LARQG 50c. BOTTLES
EVEflV BOTTLE
cash) to pay postage, an4 we will
5cnu. nrcnaia. a iree saninif nntti
of Kay's Iialr-Itcalth. UrugglsU
,i n
vuiirrn aat inpir ennni nniir nr in, iha lanifiv iiati hnaiaiiiaa ti - .
LjJaettc Si, Kewarl, N, J. either -with or without oap, M- exprew, pretfid, u plain scaled
pacKag, uu (cwKifciyi ooecais arm inn coupon 5
illlARfiNTt?? AnyperJon pjrchaslnj a', Settle cflfay'i' Hair.
Nam. . UUMIimfllCE Health inywhereU the UjS. who hu not beeo
' benefited, may have his money back by writing tho iPhilo lUl
PoIoWlBSDfUCbtii:upp!ylUy'llalt.lithiuiai1arIlMScapiat ca3$f"aow" ow SHMPsroiK
fl
Hay's Hair-Health
the great hair stimulant, is so re
markably satisfactory that an ar
rangement has been made by which
all readers of this paper who have
noi aireaay inea it may nave
A Bottle FREE
by mall ; also a book that tells bow
to have beautiful hair and com
plexion, and contains testimonials
of many of the thousands who have
regained beauty and vouthful ap.
penrance' by using Iloy'a Half
Health and Harflna S?ap, Cut out
thia special offer and enclose it with
your
Name.........
and Address.
to Phllo Hay, sjt Lafayette St
Newark, N. j with sc, (stamps'a
send, prcpa
or
cannot supply Halr-liealth free.
If vou are satisfied thai Hlr..fMftti l
what yoo seed, buy rerular oc, battle at
icuiHg unjg vioresana jrec a V5C. cake 01
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CURE YOURSELF!
Vt XHarCi for unnatural
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trrltatlooa qr alcerattons
of. can cons rnenbraaes.
Paiolefle. and not utrta.
TmEv3CHtMicnCa. arnt or polsoatot.
asC.aSan.O.lsB BO,a T "ESt.
- or real 10 piun -wrapper,
by expreas, prepaid, for
81 CO, or 3 bottles, t&7.
Olrcojax teat 01a requaet.
A Cold To-Day
Means Consumption To-norrow.
Consumption Is more often caused by
a neglected cold tban any other way.
It Is poor judgment to buy a "common"
cough syrup when It is so easy to
get Dr. George Lelninger's For-mal-de-hyde
Cough Cure, the best cough rem
edy In tho world for all serious and"
stubborn coughs and cords. It never
falls. Sold nt 25 cents on a guarantee
by all druggists.
HOW IT SAVES.
It Las saves household expenses by
preserving food. It saves your health
by keeping the food In first class con
dition. It glves you refreshingly cool
ater when you nre warm i nd thirsty.
As a remedy for uncomfortable condi
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Piompt service is "our motto."
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CORNER MILL & PROSPECT STS,
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