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CATARRH IN HEAD. F
Pe-ru-na---Pe-ra a. E
S:'" ' t
I bve tbeen ,sufferiug from catarrh
in the -jauk.ior theo past. ttnonth rand
tat.r u imerable socali edea. with
ot vai No one know,# I have of i
f re, not only from the'nl' iteilf. uu m
frboi mortification whea't company of
friends or strangers.
"I have used two bottles of your med
icine tor .at shrt time only, and it effected l a
complLteiEddelC Cure. and what is
better 'yet. thediaease has not returned.
"I can most emphatically recormmendl l'e
runs to all sufferers from thl~u ease."
Read This Experience.
Mr. A. Thompson, Box 65, . . I. Ma. r
tel, Ohio, write: "When I began )11ut
treatment my e)ea were inflamed, nose
w'as stopped up half of the time, .in
was sore atend cacbl. I eoe nut ,Iet ai
night on account uf contin l hawkJu.j
and spifttng.
"I had tied several' remedies .and .wn
about to give up, but thought I would tr
Peruna. up>
"After I had taken about one-thirt a,
bottle I noticed, a dlffergece.J .1adi now
compLetely cured, after suffer:ing at I
caturh fur eighteen years.
"'Ithink if those who are afflicted sitl.
catarrh would try i'eruna they would nee,
regret it."
Psruna is manufactured by The Perun.,
Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus. Ohio.
Ask your Druyggit jor a Ire'e *'e
runa Al.manacluor f t09.
Unfortunately a man's obituary
notice always comes too late to get
him a job. _ _
Olty One "Bromo Quinhlnne
That is Luzati.'_ Bromo Qunine. I,""k
for the signature of E. W. Grove. Usedl the
Woaldver ta Cure a ('old in One Day. 2.c.
There is no living without frienid.
-Portuguese.
Strong drug catbartlcs simply aegra\aitt.
tbe condltion--the true) remedy for cotl
patton and liver trouble Is lound In Iiar:Lwt.!
Mea, the mild Herb laxative.
Laziness "begin in.1c)bwveOas d
ends in iron chalns.--Sptujh.
Many Children are Sickly.
Slther Gray's &weet Powders for Children.
reed by Mother Gray. a nurse In Children's
Home. New York. cure Summer (Compiainit.
Veverashness. Headache. Stomach Troublne,.
reething Disorders and Destroy Worms. .\:
all Druggists'. ,o0. Sample malled cr".i.
Address Allen 8. Olmsted. le Itoy. N. Y.
Football and the Gentler Sex.
It is pertinent and not uncormti
Ieuatary to speculate upon the in
doemeats that attract so many wcrJ
en to football games. A few of the
glerler sex understand all the fine
potate et the game; a lar: number
appreciate the instant's p;ay that in
vites quick and hearty applatsr.
wIhie the remalnder depnd,. either
very frantlk or quite surr(eptitionulv,
apon their escorts or upon the blck:
board's agures for inlformation as to
how the game is going. Why, th(,r.
all these degr'es of knowledge of thl
game being considered, do so rnenv
women Ind an evident and sincere
enjoyment In attending a ma'ch'
Prdbably there are several rea9tr.s
that blended together afford an al
mlrý'e "explanation of their presence.
Wverybody gohe; it "is grea: t n to
watch the cicyd and the moments of
*pontaneois cheering furnlsh an oe
oitement that is keen enough to be
a sport in iteelf. Besides, there is
the pleasure of being out of loorS.
That counts for something nowadays
Sby everybody who is in aymna',hy
with tba best sports--Boston Tran
HIS IDEA 1OF GETTING WORK
Kind Old Lady-"Have you erv,
* made an effort to get work?"
".ug -r."T md la.: Lst monl:
I got worl for two members cf no'
mllly, but neitbir of them we,/.
tals it.'I-Illustrateod •lts
" EI\MOrTHEltlN-LA Wk
Proveid Wise, do Friend.
A young oman out In la. found a
Eile. good trlend In her mother-l
law, Jokes notwithstanding. She
writes:
"It is two years asince we began
using Poetn i.our house. I was
grueatly tIoubl: with my stomach.
complexion was bilotchy and yellow.
After neals i oftein suffered sharp
eis and obuld have to lie down
My  P ept4I told he it'was the
efhe I F'anl at meals. But when
I'd quit coffee I'd have a seveIe bead
ache.
"While visiting my mother-ln-law
I remarked that shealways made such
good coffee, and asked her to tell .n
how. She laughed and told me it waa
easy to make good 'coffee' when you
use Postum.
"1 began to use Postu;n as soon as
I got home, and now have ba. thk
same good coffee' P'ostunm ev r
day, and I have no more trouible, i:
digestion is a thing of the past. and
my complexion has cleared up beau
tfully.
"My grandmother suffered a greu
deal with her stomach. Her dcr,,:
told her to leave off coffee. She tihelr
took tea, but that was just as had
"She finally was lnduced to tr'
Poetum, which she has used for or.:
a year. She traveled during the win
ter over the greater part of lowa. vb.
iting. something she had not bhe,
able to do for years. She says sh
owes her peresent good health to Po·
tum."
Name given by Postum CQ. Batth
Creek, Mich. Read, "The Road tI
Wellville." in pkgs. 'There's a Rca
er ved the above letter? 4 nre
oe aeaas from time to time. Th.:
e ug , trUe, and fall of humau
.eaues
. PROHlBITION FICHI IN TEXAS
Drys and Wets Arrayed at the and
State Capital. A
I IST SUBMIT TO VOTE OF PEOPLE in
BSbmission Proposition in legisla- ser
tare and Bitter Warf're is Waged
-By .ach Side in ipne Star
o State.. r.
Austin, Tex.-Respective commit
tees f goth the senýfe and house ,of in 1
the T'as '.legislature have both
brouglkta majority and minority.
report -on the prohibition submissiol '
proposition and the fight over the is- 4 'n
sue will likely be taken up this week hiii
immediately following the inaugu
ration of Governor C'ampbell. ti
Both' sides announce that they are Lv
eager for the fray. The pros have
a strong lobby here headed by a Ru
number of Methodist preacher's, and in
they are going into the scrap in
rh dead earnest. The antis are work
It nug pot so much ,In the open, but
apparently are equally as effecive.
SThey held a caucus. of the house i
membership and it develope that they '
d haye, enough votes to defeat the sm
propasitlon in the house and have
something over h proportionate third en'
in the senate, having twelve xotes in mi
the senate and forty-seven in the
hous7ý out of'a senate membership of we
Ir thirty-one and a house menmbersi: , 
I of 1 tS whcn it requires'a two-thirds
vote of both houses to submit the rtb
proposition to a vote of the people. c!c:
The pros are in the hopes of
" . 'hipping the mthWerlship into line st
on the ground that submission is a be
Democratic platform demand, was
ordered by the people'in Democratic
primaries and must be given to the fe`
0%. people to vote on. The fight prom
- lees to be the bitterest ever pulledl
n., off in a Texas legislature and es-"
pecially as the pros are introducing pl
all kinds of bill:; into both houses to «I
- use as clubs on the antis to force in
ary them into line for submission, prom
get sling-them that if they will submit sa
the prosition that they will let the gl
rest of the legislation alone. The antis sa
figure. however, that if they ca.,
'defeat submission they wl,, gain some I"
25c support from the -pro crowd for a It
defeat of some of the measures, such to
tid. as statutory prohibition, which some
of those now supporting submission
are opposed to. In short, the antis -
figure out that they must fight every
thing and they are going in with
their slegl,e rolled well up. b
tia BUSINESS IS GOOD. It
Spring'O fder Placed Ii'Fairly Lib
eral Quantities. o
S New York.-Changes in the gen- b
lut. eral business situation are largelyr
favorable. Spring orders are being
kilL placed in fairly liberal quantities at
the largAr eastern centers, and trav
eling salesmen are sending in conser
nt vatively optimislc reports. In va
in rious lines the prospect of tariff re
a,. vision tends to develop a certain de
t; gree of hesitancy in making large
fine future commitments. "Exceptions to
aber quite general rules of slow but steady
t i: m improvement are furnished by cities i
lse. In the cottop belt 'where trade is still
ther backward and where confidence as I
nalt, regards-the future is not so marked -
ack- but In the industrial centers things
is to are certainly improving.
th' ARKANSAS LEGISLATION.
wore Bill to Provide Oklahoma Banking
Irh ystem Introduced.
Little Rock. Ark.--A bill appro
Sal- priating $50,000 to be used by the
ence. Arkansas 'railroad commission and
Sto the governor, in fighting the rail
a of roads in the railroad rate contro
I - versy which has been in progress in
o be Arkansas for severl months, was
e ih introduced in the house. The bill
art. pr1ldes for a new banking system,
days identical to the one in effect in Ok
a' lahoma.
rran -
TJURY ACQUITS rHORNTON HAINS
RK Wrestled Twenty- Iwo Hours Refore
evtr Verdict Could lie Iteached.
Flushing. N. Y.--After res;ewing
nonlh the evidence for twenty-two hours
Sn and taking fifteen ballots before all
W. were agreeda the "uy In the trial of
Thornton Jenkin' Hlains. found the
prisoner not guilty as a partlcilpBat
with his brother. Capt. Peter C.
halns, Jr., in the killing of Wm. E.
Annls. Fdr'the'second time In his
nd a Ilife. Thornton Hlains has been found
r-in- not guilty of the charce of murder.
'ITO PROSECUTE .EW'SPAPEIS.
tegan
was Georgia Papers Printing Whisky Adq
nach. To, Be Attarked.
How. Atlanta, Ga.---*he;Georgia Anti
liarp Saloon League armnnounced that the
own league will prosecute the newspapers
nh of the State for, printing,,whisky ad
d vertisements on the. ground that
ead- these. papers are hired agents and
,-law solicitors for whisky houses, in vio
such lation of the state prohibition law.
( t 'OTTON TAX Dl'E I.LEVE:E.
t was
yo ' r. H. Hood EnmlioyedBy Missiioppi
Board to Round it I'p.
tns (;re(,nvillte. I s.. --Thre .tboarl of
ith ssissipl)i leVe' comnlrs.o1ers em
in ilo·ed T. ii. ,,114 to lo0k after th
andl tton( in the district tlat has e~s
beau- :'stp th.e ltvee tax. It is estimat, I
tha)t from forty to fifty thousan I
groa: alras (of cotton escape levee t;Ix each
(octr ,'('r. There iL a heavy penalty for
thelln .inlating the law in this reslpet. bi):t
S t has been hard to locate the offet:
o tri lers.
"T) PREVENT EAVESDRO)PPING.
. ei- SNew York.-An Invention expected
e shn to bring joy to the hearts of those
P-who are forced to use party tele
phone lines will shortly be placed on
Battle the market by a Brooklyn company
ad t, Just 'formed. The apparatus is a sim
R-a pie device that may be attached to
any telephone or switch board. and
4 new its effect, Is to cut off all eavesdrop
Th.;y pins. so that only the interested par
imaa:, ties can hear the conversation that
may hbe going oa.
WIRE FLASHES
War Is threatened between Chile
and Peru.
Another cold wave has developed
in the Northwest.
The second .ongress of Cuba as
sembled at Havana.
Ship owners in England met to 65
from a combination for protection.
Fire at Oil City, Ia., destroyed
nine buildings with a loss of $24,
0101".
Se ere earthquake shocks occurred
in Italy. Austria and other European i
countries, Monday. , *A
" The Tennessee House of Repreb res
1entatives passed the State-aode pro
hibition bill.
Two persons mere cremated and
two others injur.-1 in a hotel fire at I
Evtrt tt, V'ash.
Admiral Riojestvensky, the famous Vi
Russian naval officer, 'died suddenly TJ
Sin St. Petersburg.
liudolph Wirtz went insane at
Hamilton. Ohio, and stabbed six per
sons, including his wife. -
Two Greeks were arrested at Mo
bile in connection with the Chinese! ,
smuggling investigation. con
SiTwo hundred and forty men were
entombed by an explosion in a coal
] mine at Vessprim, Hungary. h!rn
e It was announced that Porto Rico
f would float a bond issue of $3,000,
1,0,o for irrigation purposes. fou
s Ilans are being arranged for the a r
' rbconstructlion of Mlessina. which was any
destroyed by the earthquake. sim
i ire in the cotton cargo of the to t
steamer Matteawan, in Pensacola hear the
a bor spread to two other hatches.
S Harry Keener, at York, Pa., con
fessed to killing and burying an un- i.
identified stranger on his farm last str
i July. wa
T. J. Hains, charged with com- en
g plicity in the murder of W. E. Ant:.%, ut
o was ,acquitted by a Jury at Fl n.a* 1;
e ing. N, Y. . n
1- Carrie Nation, the American anti- etu
it saloon crusader, was arrested in En- rot
te gland while engaged in a raid on a co!
lar
Is saloon.
a Lieutenant Commander Belknap, faI
1° 1'. S. N., suggested using some of the sn
a Italian relief fund to build a new
town. ski
e The Resident General of Yokoha- as
sn tma pointed out the defects in Corean buy
Is consular jurisdiction brought on by ini
by Japanese reforms. WI
In a pistol duel at Danville, Ky., aut
between sheriff Ivor Hammond and let
It. L. Conner, a farmer, both were It
mortally wounded. Lot
An officer was killed and three
other persons wounded in a pistol
'e battle following the robbery of a qi
lIy resort at Omaha, Neb. ct
ng Thirty-five bodies have been recov
at cre i from the Lick Branch Coal Mine h
- in West Virginia, where an explosion
killed over 1000 men.
a- I.E. Lambert, a polititician is miss
e- ing and a dozen persons are injuresl
ge as the result of a fire that destroyed
to the Copeland Hotel at Topeka, Kan.
dy The settlement between Austria
ies Hungary an Turkey of the Bosnia
till and Hlerzegavinian question is re
as garded as a reverse for Russian di
ed plomacy.
igs One woman lost her life and three
others were injured in a fire that'
destroyed the residence of Samuel
Higgins, railroad manager at New
Haven, Conn.
g Fe,leral Judge Joxps, at Montgom -
try, denied the i tnction asked for ti
ro- against the Alaba uI rohibition Law
he but did not pass ~ pon ,the constitu-tl
nd tionality of the acts,0. a
il- Former Queen Lilluokalanl applied i
Sto the HIouse Clairf' Commlttee for
in compensation for the loss of her
ill crown. ' he heirs of George Wash
m ington also put in a claim.
)k- The cotton cargo of the steamer
I Matteawan cautght fire at sea and
the vessel put back to Pensacola.
g- Eleven of the crew were Injured from
burnes caused by escaping steam.
Do eSota Island, opposite Vicksburg
was declared to be Missiassippi terri
ng tory. and Tom Mlorrisey, who had a
trs been operating a saloon there under "
all I.duhsalapa license, wa, fined for ille
of gal retailing.
the John W. Kern gave out a state- I
t ment at Illn¶tlapolls. saying that he
(. was defeate' for United States Sen- I
E. ator in the 'Indiana Democratic leg
hs islative caucus through treachery,
nd double dealing and corruption. 1
Lord Revelstoke, acting for Baring
SBrothers & C('o., and NI. Routkowsky,
the Russian financial agent residing
%d· in L.ondon, concluded arrangemnents
for the English portion of the new ,
nti- Russian loan of $240,000,000.
the The corporation of Harvard Univer 1
ens sity sent to the overseers of the Col- I
ad- lege the name of Abbott Lawrense
hat l.owell I-ofessor of the Science ofl
and Government, as the choice as Presi
.io- dent of the College to succeed Presi
. dent Charles W. Eliot.
Duke Pompeo Litta, of Lombardy,
'alle l on the Italian Ambassaador at
plpi laris. and offered to donate part of
'a extcnsive tract of land in Mana
of county. Fla.. owned by him, for I
em- ' !:,lrpCse of colonizing 5.00) vic
:ns of the earthquake.
In the House John Sharp Williams
t I red(: the President for his secret
an I1: ico nIm.esag= . and In the Snate Mr.
ach '!,aii dnounced the President and
for :'red Mr. Bonaparte and Meyer
ut .,i n(t toil the truth in their re
fe:- i' it ,',f.iises of the President.
,etnator Bacon introduced in the
oG. rante a resiolution declaring that
-cry piublic document in the files of
rte.l ,y department of the Government
oe .'ettinl:g to any subject over which
tle- cn '.>r h:a iontr)l shall be sub
Ion ct i4( tt., il.- pt'ct:on of nltlmbers
an )i .:r Admiral Schroeder's squlad
m- ren of the Atlantic batt!eship fleet
to .'t' i. ''.i t.- 1-it C nstan'i.ople.
and r" ' r- nf the iurkish govern
op- ,:., :'at tz SulttZ s ont and ten
pf:n- . r'T;. .- ,-s.Tk c t'l.'LZ',l to come
that - .-' E;ca .n t~e tatCjshmp was
..'.uteJ
X Ind
· is t
SMaybspermeO'iRntl a CO m'e bee
~ prop sl M l~.hP bac
0 81 oiAm\R a s\yO ru\y VQS%\ Q& tori
d 1pVwVE Ii y.SyWs& oZssusir r
aram(thln F nha les nerog rY o eguao s.
lo y Anmay be g o ,uoly ~spen wi th t
uwhean1otoang needed.as Qthe bet 4
maxmOe " %es sheonx t ~. ar t ass S f - ac
', ue',ren.ct to seupanl \be oatuigal `a
id G uALQ11S.W Vt1shmLust d&e Lu\l- be
at Y uponproper nurishmen*,
at FIm SyRUP Co. co"
*r- SOlo SY ALa. LOADoG DRUO(I5S
a mSZ n uV-ROULA ' PE R BiTnTg sut
ha
-' 1:EMINNE LOr(I. ly
S "Gccrge, you seem to be losing all bei
control over Jimmie." nil
r' "What makes you think so?" 20
)al 'Why. h wun't do a thing I tell
h'm to dn "'--rlvend Plain Dealer. Ini
co The Favorite.
" Millions of suffering eyer; have on
found in Dr. Mitchell's famous salve th
he a real blessing. Reject the offer of it
as any dealer to sell a drug for your
eye. Dr. Mitchell's Eye Salve is a pO
simple; healthy remedy to be applked cc
he to the lids. It cures without entering is
Lar the eye. Sold everywhere. Price 25c. m;
of
S uriau5 F:' es -f ..c.C~ahama. of
n- The fi.h found in Nassau waterr
In Lre of. never ending interest to the
act strange r. With the aid of a native
watt r glass which is a common wood
im- en bucket, with the bottom knocked
:., out aid a glass bottom put in. it 'a
,a", I possible to watch the finny creat
ar s swimming about, apparently re- rt
Sti. zgrdc:ss of prying eyes. The par
:n- rot fish, with i' bddy the shape and of
a coor of a gold fisl, only ten times ly
larger; the cow fsh, with a comical
face curiously like a caricature of
P its bovine sponscr: hog fish, with
snouts; grouper, hine, amber jack
ew. and turbot, whose exquisitely tinted b
skin is dried and used by the natives it
ha- as scrubbing brushes, are all there;
"ani but the most beautiful of all is the u
by angel fish, with its blue and yellow
wlnglike fins. Angel fish is so numer
Cy., sus in Nassau, and their flesh is so
and ielicate in flavor, that they are a ?re
ere Itiently item on the menu of the large o
tourist hotel.-I,eslie's \ klay.
It
tree; A STI'KLEiZ.
stol "Did you ever have a cold." In
f a quired the plain citizen. "that you
couldn't get rid of?"
tov- No." answered the purist. "If I
line had had, I would have it now."
;ion Thus the coolness arose.-Luisvt!le
Can. r
MO RE
a PINIGIAM I
ree
u CURES
New
Added to the Long List due
for to This Famous Remedy.
Law Camden, N.J.- "It Is with pleasure
titu- that L add my testimonial to your
already long list -hoping that it may
lied induce others to avail themselves of
this valuable medi
for cille, Lydia E. P'ink
her ham's 'Ve getal (i
ash- ( 'ompounld. I Si'
fer'd fromnt terrihl,
headaches. pain is
mer my back and rig'!t
and stie, was tired aix
ola. nervous, alld s
rom weak J Fould hard l
stand. L dia 1
n P~ l'inkham's kegeta
burg j ble ('ompound rI
erri- stored me to healtl
had and made me feel like a new person.
nder and it shall always have my praise.'
ille- -Mrs. W. P. VALESNTINE, 902 LilicOIl
Avenue. Camden, N. J.
Gardiner, Me. - "I was a great suf
tate- ferer fromn a female disease. 'The doc
t he tor said I would Ihave to go to th,
Sen- hospital for an operation, but Lydia I.
Pinkham's Vegetable Co'onin(lud cm'ci
leg- pletelv cured nme in three iotiths."-
hery, MIs. M. A. VI.LIAMi , R. F. I). No. 14.
Box 39, (lardiner Me.
Because your case is a difficult one.
aing doctors having done you no good.
-sky, do not.continue to suffer withu'
Iding giving Lydia E. Pinkhant's Vegetahle
tents (',ompouIda trial. It surely has enredl
new many cases of femrale ills. such as in
Bfammation, ulceration, dis)placements,
fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic
iiver pains, hacka,,he, that bearing-down
Col- 1eeli ng, indige:tion, dizzi iss, antd ttr
rense vous prostration. It costs but a tril..
e of to try it, and the result is worth mil
rel lions to many lsuffering women.
resi- Ori=in of Hooligan.
'The questic.n as to the origin ot
ardy, the term "hooligan" rmn:inds a ccr
or at respondent cf an unwritt,'n chalt+'
rt of in the history of the metropolitan
lana- pollce. which tells how hooliganism
, for was stanped out in the borough. This.
vic- a retired insl~cct'r of police irorme I
the writer, was effected by the si:n
iams ple means of drafting into the didl
ecret sion every big Iriah nonstal.Ae that
e Mr. could be found in lAndon. Thes.'
Sand naturally rejoiced in the change f-om
Iyer Ipea-!ul nlbit'borb,,ds. where thiir
r re- talents wore thrown away. and so
they hunted the hooligans and fought
them with a lightness of heart remini
th scent of Donnybrook Fair. In orn
that 'equence th, borough was very soon
es of n. sfe a place to walk in as Krn
nient r.·rton or Piccadilly.-Londo- n ('hrot
.acana a tho thoe . aIrtIty, ra hairs. Use ' LA CIREOL" HAIr IRSTORER. Pr9to. .00. retaiL
TONS OF BEET SUGAR.
We Make Half a Million Every Year
In This Ccuntry.
One of the most i :;)Jr:ant of the
industries deve:opeid In r, tent years
is the production of sugar from siuar
be(ts. More or less dl, ,i'ory work
was dine on sugar beets as far
back as 1iO;7. In ['12 un:y six fac
tories were in operatln in this coun
try, the combined output of ahib'
was a little over 27,000,)0J3 p:unds of
sugar.
According to the National Maga.
zinc, there are now no lhs; than ;ix
ty-four factories in (:,,ratijon, i:'i a
co::lbinie output of apliroxiunaely
500,0no 11 short tolls cf si',ar nim :; -
factured from flects, with a fact: ry
value of t$i ,(4.10 ,l .
One mnst iinlport;lat f:actor h:ia
been the piroduction of a high gr..d'
sugar beet seed. For many yec:'
American growers have bcn depnd
ent almost exclusi \cely on for"
o untri's for our sunar beet s, t,. I'
for thrt e or four ye::rs past the 1)
partment of Agricu'tur' hn; bcen ':
couraging the su!e' ful gri,. Ai
sugar beet seed in th:: coiuntry. It
has shown that the so''d can be great
ly improved by bre(elin. to:ts o:
I beets from American ,rcrwn seed run
ning as high aS 17. S1 and so:netimncs
2+i per cent. su r.
1 he Dep;artment is- a') continu:no
Investi at!ons to deternie th , :
localities for sugar b i r !pr , ,,
Wh, n we rer', boer tihat . tn n
one-fifth of thli -.-:ar c.,' sume! Ini
this country l Ir v" ,;' l in !,io ' "'
it is plain that there i: a un!::: ((0"
I portunity for leve'lnient; and it is
i certain that wherever a :uellr fact rv
9 Is located labor is immediately in i1,
mand at hither wages and the vai:' e
of farmlands incrt ahed fr(m i2 to .f
per cent.
o It b no secret if three .now it.
a Irish.
Rheumatism Prescription.
Considerable discussion is heher,
taused among the medical fraternity
by the increased use of whiskey for _
rheumatism. It is an almost infallt
01e cure when mixed with certain
d other ingredients and taken proper- d
ly. The following is the formula: ,
i "One ounce of Toris compound and
one ounce of syrup Sarsaparilla con- It
h pound. Add one-halt pint of good b
, whiskey. Take in tablespoonful doses
before each meal and before retir- U
' ing."
This Is said to produce almost im
e mediate results.
Athletic italy.
0 Italy Is enjoying a twentieth con
tury Renaissance. The Renaissance
of the fourteenth century was a re- I
vival of l 3rning and the arty. but
I this one has to do with muscle. Ever
s 'ince Dorando almost won the Mara
thon at London, and actually did r. -
celve a gold cup from the hands of
1 Queen Alexandra, Italy has been
s;ort mad. Rome Is building a ma- A
nilicent stadium to bc devt.el to foot
ra-ing and fle!d events. Turin and
- Genos and Florence are following
her example. ):t the cele.b'ati'd Cam
pagna di Roama a. and but a etone's t
;hrow from the %'il'a Borthese, lwl.ve
acres have been s~t aside for a play- r
ground. Playgrounds are being plan
ned in all the cities of too peninsula.
and very soon "pallone" an Italian c
ball game which is sald to be :.s
rough as American footbal'. will come
into recognition as a national game
-Washington PWst.
An Unfortunate Paraphrase.
Gen. Sheridan used to take delight,
in telling the following:
"A young man seated at dinner
one time said to his wife:
"'Ellen, if you are good at guess
Lre ing, here is a conundrum for you. If I
a the devil should lose his tail where
of would he go to get another one?'
di "After sone time spent in guess
u ing she gave It up.
" 'Well,' said he, 'where they re
tail spirits.'
i "Eager to get it off, she hastened
lt I to a lady friend with:
i "'Oh. Marian, I have such a nice
s< conundrum. Joe just told me of It. I
Sknow you can't guess it. If the devil
should lose his tall, where would he
go to get another one?"
'l Her friend Marian, having given it
on. up. she said:
".' "'Where they sell liquor by the
I glass.'
"Mlarian couldn't see the point of
*the Joke."-.'PhiladelPhia ledger.
S A Record Honeymoon.
M. and .Mime. Eugene (;ruard have
- tarted upon the last lap of their
14 honeymnoon. The Gruard honeymoon
begoan twelve years ago. On their
2 wedding day the two started from
' ari.; to walk around the world, and
le having traverseil Europe. Siberia. Jap
re! in. North and South America and
N1- Nrth Africa, they crossed from Dov.
itr to CalaMs on Saturday and go:
(binto the straight for home a good
!r.t' al fresher than Iorando. A pro
t! I I~ngel test of this kind should lea':'
il- no doubt as to the success of thi
Gruard marriage, as all will agree
.hO linow how a walking tour tric
PUTAN M FAPELESS DYES
(,OW more g rs brighter and faster colors than any othe lye. One Io. packags coo t all fier,- They dye in old water better than any other 6
san dye any garment without ripping apart Write for free booklet-How to uye. itleach and mix Colors. M0%K 103 DUUG CO.. Q.Itae7. 1_ga1
BEFORE TiE STORsM.
"You seem to manage remarkably
well on your housekeeping money."
"Yes: the storekeepers haven't
sent In their bills yet."-Stray
Stories.
Ttch cared in 30 minuteo by Wnnolfnrdl'
ýnnitary l , tion Ne r fails 4t sirua t
STAKED ALL ON HIS W1IFE'S
VANITY.
She-Did you forget today is my
birthday?
Ho-s-ure: Didn't you want me
to?--Yonkers Statesman.
BAD COLDS
are the fime d gerous dcase of the throa and lam. If
have a cough, you can top it wish Piso' Cure. If iefr fo.
rbo.ra.. e rot bronchitris or pains in the lungs. ls Cue will
oon reIsre the irriad throat and tungs to normal. heakhy condion.
A id remedy for children. Free from opiates and dagerous i.
m.a Fo hlf a entry the sovereign remedy in thoandu a
. Ewe chronic forms of ung dp
RESPOND TO PISO'S C IRE
Worn Women
Women, worn and tired from overwork, need a
tonic. That feeling of weakness or helplessness will
not leave you of itself. You should take Wine of
Cardui, that effectual remedy for the ailments and
weaknesses of women. Thousands of women have
tried Cardui and write enthusiastically of the great
benefit it has been to them. Try it-don't experiment
-use this reliable, oft-tried medicine.
'TAKE CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
Mrs. Rena Hare, of Pierce, Fla., tried Cardui and afterward
wrote: "I was a sufferer from all sorts of female trouble, had
pain in my side and legs, could not sleep, had shortness of breath.
"I suffered for years, until my husband insisted on my trying
Cardui. The first bottle gave me relief and now I am almost wel.
Try Cardui. 'Twill help you.
AT ALL DRUG STORES
"Calling names don't make any real
difference," said the conservative cr
campaigner. qt
"No," answered the scientist. "If if
It did those TIatin titles we have o
bestowed en germs would have dis
couraged them long ago."--Washing- 1i
ton Star. c'
What is the oldest lunatic on rec
ord? Time out of mind.-Ch:ristlan C;
Register.
I'les Cared In l to 14 Days.
'ato UOintment as guaranteed to cure any
cae of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Irot ruding
I'lles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded 50c.
I expect to suffer a thousand. ieli,
but none so great as to act tnjustly.
-Socrates..
FRIEND SAID TO USE CUTICURA
After Specialist Failed to Cure Her
Intense Itching. Eczema-Had Been
Tortured and Disfigured-Was
Soon Cared of Dread Humor.
"I contracted eczema and suffered in
tensely for.about ten months. At time' I e
thought I would scratch myself to ,leces.
My face and arms were covered with large c
red patches, so that I was ashamed to go
out. I was advised to go to a doctor who
was a specialist in skin diseases, but I re
ceived very little relief. I tried every I
known remedy, with the same results. I
thought I would never get better until a
friend of mine told me to try the ('uticura
Remedies. So I tried them, and after four
or five applications of Cuticura Ointment I
was relieved of my unbearable itching. I
used two seta of the ('uticura Remedlies,
and I am completely cured. Miss t'arhara
Kral, Highlandtown, Md., ,Jan. 9, 1it8."
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Sole l'rops.
of Cuticura Remedies, Boston. .1Mas.
If you wish to reach the '.lchest
begin at the lowest.-Syrus.
Mrs. Winslow a uuLtig )y up tort'ilnldren
teething, softens the gums, reduces intiamma
tion. aays pain.cures wind colh.23c a bottle
It is unpleasant to tarn b!-ck,
though it be to take the right way.-
German.
Distemper
In all its forms among all ages of horse
and dogs, cured and others an the saun
sI table prevented from having the disease
with Spohn's Distemper Cure. Every but
tie guaranteed. Over 500,000 bottles soil
last year. $.50 and $1.00. Good druggists
or send to manufacturers. Agents iwaute I
Write for free book. Spohn Med. Co.
Spec. Contagious Diseases. (;nalen. Ind
A fool and his money are roon
parted, and if that dose'nt justify the
fool to a commercial generation,
nothing will.-Puck.
How's Thin T
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any 'ase of Ca'arrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
r ... Cassel & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the under-igr.ed, have known F. J.
C'heney for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all busineos
transactions and financially able to carry
,ut any obligations made by his firm.
\VALnsDo, KI-ss- & Maavxs, Wholesale
S Druggists, Toledo, O.
I l all'sCat arrhCur," ist aken Internally,act
I Ig directly upon the blood and mucous sur
a 'es of the system. Testimonia s sent fre
I'r *,', 75'. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
l''ake Hall'- Fsmily Pills for consti.ttio:t
The man that's going to the ,le II
always finds congenial compj'iay on
the road.--Cleveland Plain Dealer.
SEED OATS , obu.
Per Salser's catalog, page 129.
sArgest grower of seed oats, wheat. barley
peltl, corn,. pota$oes, gramme and .everd anO
farm .seds in the world. liug Catal" free: or,
aned IOr in atamips and recleie sample rof lII
lion liodar Grass, yielding 10 ton. of hr.y
per acre, Dsab.epelts, barley,tc.. rasily wnrt:h
1O d any man s money to get a start wrh,
and atalg fre. Or. o end 14e and we w!l a
sample farm seed novelty never seen bcfre
by you.
MALR SED CO., gus A*. C., La CroUss, Wit
Ift aXlllr dl !1
wVIh we4kl .
"Realy." said the stylish lady,
I enthusiastically, to her friend. "It is
quite worth while going to the Zoo,
if only to see the wonderful display
of rhododendrons."
"Is it?" replied her friend, languid
ly: "I like to look at the great bigl
clumsy beasts, tco. but it always
smells s3 unpleasantly round the
cages."--Lndon .ews.
COULD NOT SHAKE IT OFFP.
Kidney Trouble Contracted by Thea
sands in the Civil War.
James W. Clay, 666 W. Fayette St.,
Baltimore, Md., says: "I was tron
bled with kidney
complaint from the
time of the Civil
War. There was
constant pain In the
back and head and
the kidney secre
tions were painful
and showed a sedi
ment. The first rem-.
edy to help me was Doan's Kidney
Pills. Three boxes made a complete
cure and during five years past I hav
had no return of the trouble."
Sold by all dealers. 50c. a bo.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Not merely to app'ar good ought .
man to care, but to be so both p-til
vately and publicly.-Plat.
CAPUDINE5
CURES COLDS
and GRIPP ac
Relieves the aches and feverishAL5 .
Cotsile Me Let A~l
SPILES " ý-E
Bok C a rby.
- REA CO.. DEPT.B. 4 MINNEAPOLIS. MIUS.
SEEDS
WE SHIP BEST QUALITY FIELD
AND GARDEN SEEIDS DIRECT' TO
FARMERS AT LOWEST WHOIO E
n SALE PRICES.
e WE SELL CLOVERS, GRASSES,
,' SEED OATS, SEED CORN, CANS
SEEI). MI,,LLET, (OW PEAS, SOJA
IBEANS, PEANUTS, SEED POTA
d TOES, CABBAGE PLANTS, POTATO
and TOMATO SLIPS, ONION SETS,
GARDEN BEANS, GARDEN PEAS,
ALL KINI)S GARDEN. FIELD AND
FLOWER SEEDS, LAND PLAST1 '.
y ANI) FERTILIZERS. WRITE UI
Is FOR PRICES AND SAMPLES.
tI STATE WHAT YOU WANT.
NASHVIL LE S[D O
215 Second Avenue, North.
.Nashville. Tenn.
We Buy
FURS
Hides and
Wool
Feathers, Talle. Boawsu. GiCaU,.
Golden Seal.( Yellow Root). May Apls
Wild Ginser. etc. We am dealeros
seONhld is 1856-"Oer kJa a cnbm is
Lauu.il"-sad cn do hotter . for wON s
yease or ceois .erchemes. Rdeis.
say Beak is Leaie.s. Wase for wseeh
mia sola and sh pPss t.
I. Sabel & Sons,
2I7 . uadet St. LOUISVILLE. I1.