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Mr. B- W. D. Barnes.
try Pei'iina. and aftrr using four bot«
can s?:iy I was entirely cured."
Unable to Work.
Mr. iln'i'nv Himmelrelcll, Hochhrlin,
:.S,
,, a number of years I sufl'protl
-,vhort v^r I tnuk cold, with severe at-
:n its uf astimia, which usually yielded
•.»: i!:r •'I'lnninn home remtdlos.
"Ui^l cur, however, I suffered for
Mrht ir.i'nt'is without interruption so
that 1 c.nld not do any work at ull.
Tn.' va.'i-ms medicines that were pre
s( ril,.Nl brought me no relief.
"Af tiil.lng six bottles of Perima,
vii ,.f l.aet :ia and two of Manalln, I
am free of my trouble no that I can do
:,,l inv farm work again. 1 can heart
ily rn-omni- nd tills medicine to any
"-'hi .i!Ters with this annoying
i-Iimi'lii!:.' and believe that they wiU
Obtain k-mhJ results."
The Army of
Constipation
Growing Smaller Every Pay.
CARTERS UTTLE
LIVER PILLS are
itspaniibie—they
only give relief—
ihey permanently
cure
tiod. Mil
hons u»e
them for
Bilioas*
Dest, ladifesiio* Skk HltttCtti Stlkv 5km.
rno
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CARTERS
SHALL PILL, SHALLDOSE, SMALL PRICE
Genuine amstbeu Signature
lTO Women ks well us
mi.sorahl.*
kitln»-y and hhukh-r tn-u
lr. Kilmer's Swuu.p
1)1 A \f [T K«"t the groat ki.litfy
r'Mjn'dy pfornpi ly
At. »Jruc:«'sts in lii'ty cent a.'iil »i iUar si
Vvmj iv h:n .1 a sample bottle hv ..ll
ji.tiijpiiK-t tf-Uinff all about
A'Vtn-s.1, D:- Kilrtior A Oo., HJn^hamton. N. Y.
TO
PATENT
ymir r4-pnif hu.k anl
iid^irc KKKK. lUtaUii.ih.vl ism
Ul/g#f«lil A Kai h, 4..
a W a a
It W a »•uiiuiiOii that the u»
prn i- li ni is hard, 'npablc of 'wh
.stutuil:tti aiiimst any blow.
-/'i h.' tollowins .story told by pnmii
ti'-iit ynnm: of OanvlHe, 111..
•\ouhf .-c'Mii io indlcato soiiM'thinj of
'In- kind anyhow. Two n«'^ro nn-n
rriiplnvrd on tonrihp down a
•lii'tv-siory hrick building". Oti' ne
mo was on top of Ilie building taking
ofT 'hi- brh-kri atui sliditig th«Mn clown
narrow woodon chute to the ground,
Minm thirl iv,-t ht-low. wlj«'ro th^
'fit' pi^Uing tin in up and piling
im'in.
Win ill!.- Inttor ncgr» was stoop
iiig ov»*r to pi^k up a brick the lormor
ai'i'idcntaHy lot ono fail, striking hi:n
•Ik. -'iy on rlit* head.
tn^itad of its killing him, lie iihmHv
lookeii up, without rising, and ^aid,
What, yon doin' t.har, tiigg'-r. you
utak»» ui»« litre my tongue."-- Th»' C'ir-
A Dry Wash.
Ut*pros»iMiitivo Livingston of eor
ma. who. disgustr'd at the bath tub de
}»atc in i}••* houso reeontly. ]troposel
*iat a iitth- inonpy might be math* b\
"'Siting th" bath tubs out, said recent
Jy. at rojios of this subject:
"W*' arc now good deal like ilili
^hriggins on a zero morning.
l!il! vniet entered his bedroom
.January morning and said with a
hcver
Wiil ou tak#.» your bath tint or
••old sir'''
'••Thank you,' said Hill 'I'll tafct- it
or granted.'
man has come to true greatness
'io lias not felt in some degree that
its life belongs to his race.—Phillips
Women
Appreciate
p-savers and Time-savers.
Post
Toasties
fuliv cooked, rend to ser\'
o:ri.-r from the packag- with
--^r-'rini or milk, and is a
'I'-liriously good part of anv
m'.al.
A trial pat kage usually
"stahlishes it as a favorite
ore.ikiast cereal.
"The Memory Lingers"
I'OsTI CfiKEAl- CO Ltd.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Mors Said WASHINGTON
Health Gone
-.••.•M tipples of Potomac's stream,
gently where the treaa
Of thousands press the hallowed sou
Above our greatest dead
Mount I ernon, freedom's dearest shrin.
Guard well thy sacred trust,
Locked in thy loyal heart of hearts
\e keep the Patriot's dust.
I see him glide among the huts
That dot the cheerless gorge—
The Joshua of a struggling band.
The Man of Valley Forge
Where'er he goes his smile illumes
The shades that thickly lie.
And all zvho hear his words resoh'c
With him to do or die.
The pilgrim comes from lands enslaved.
Beyond the restless sea.
To meditate where sleeps the man
Who taught men to he free
The glitter of the sword he drew
Makes bright the world today.
And hands unborn will crown its hilt
With laural and nith bay.
He needs no granite shaft to tell
Of glorious actions done
His monument?—the freest land
That lies beneath the sun!
Today with swelling pride we seek
The banquet board once more.
And drink to him whose fame is fat-
Beyond Virginia's shore.
He is not thine, Mount Vernon, though
Upon thy sacred breast.
Wrapped in the mantle Glory weavev.
In peace he takes his rest
The voice of Liberty proclaims:
"He is my honored son."
And Fame with lofty pride proclaims:
"The World's one Washington."
Washington
the Man
No N'aiion or
people ever had
a ri her legacy
than AuiM'i ans
have in thMr
ideal of Wash Inn
ton. (Iivat as was
his real character
and inestimable
as were his ser\
ices to M:e coun
try Washington
was not a demi god nor even a man
of genius. Hut he did possess a
genius for how-ty and patriotism *ind
was th* incarnation of common sense.
It is well for the American p^oph-:
that they ha\e idealized Washington,
and it is to be hoped that they may
never lower nor change their ideal,
and yet he was very human As a
young man and even after his mar
riage he was ver\ fond of fox hunting.
He rou!d get \«*ry anary on li' oc a
Bions and sometimes swore drank
a generous ^!ass of wine every day
at dinner and allowed his n^ro but
ler ami cook each a bottle of beer a
day. Near!) thirty years a friend
ly biographer wro:*
"Eight years have now passed
since the death of (i^urge Washing
ton, and a 1 road Midden from us
in some degree by :i hii/e of eulogy
and tradition. He has born so uni
fonnly extolled tint some of our
young men t«•!
1 us with a yawn, that
they are tired of h* arinc Aristides
:*alled "The .lust
Washington himself never pretend
ed to be mere than an averw mail.
though all his contemporaries Knew
he was. All that h** Maimed w.i~ «u
be perfect master of himself and
liso such powers as «od had given
place a group of buildings of
beauty and of interest to
patriotic American
FOOD
The buildings vvili ocrujpy a
Mte. and thc\ include the \Vahim.
Memorial ('Iiapel. the '!ois er of
-at- A
C,'-K'/rr,,
WasHingtcn M^^roria'
With Its Porn
1 r.f thv A
Memeria- -Lib-r«ir/ Beinc
Colonies. I he 'a' »ai«,
Port of :ie \n'. J- 'lie 'liciiin*
giving To*''•*'! je r4'. «-(.it
Memorial iib sry Wh-T,
these strin t^res w-iii :be
memorial, th^ 'r-huie
country to w•iphingToti
patriots
The fa. ad" of
Ing of tbe Ne*."a-\
se
T. Harbaugh
him the best lie knew how Once as
a procession in his honor panned
through the stroeis of a city he heard
a little boy exclaim Why, father.
I'.enornl Washington is only a man'
lie looked with ihoiuihtful Interest on
the child and patting him on ih" he.td
replied: "Th 's all, my little fellow,
rhat's all." fie was one of the most
dignified men that ewr lived, yet one
of 'he mo.-t modest. One finds pleas?
lug evidence of his common human
itv in the fjict that while ipijte VOU11R
he fe|| easiiv in io\e and wrote verses
and sentimental verses :i? that.
WI umi lie was twelve ve.irs oid, hort
ly after the death of his father, ho
was sent to school at l-'redf ri ksburg
after protni.iitm his elder brother to iii'riiv.' a»
Ik- "steady" It was a miv-d s« hool v. ^.4,411 ».
of boys and girls and one of his 'K'l^rt'-ii.i
sr-hooimates. a eon-sin. said in later f" th'e..d«V{
life ti:at while iro g». was rem irk
thly studious he was abo fond of
"romping with on»« of the largest
girls this was so unusual that it ex
cited no little comment among the
o'her lads" It uns while at this
scJifiol iiat lenrge-w a the follow
I rom v. "UtcJjri'^iit. i'vy. jls
.ndono
y.tu ni'.rp tii sj
ill-
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HISTORIC VALLEY FORGE
As a memorial to \Vashinetun and is onlv partly 'built, «»n« is
his associates for the valuable work
done by th^m for Amerh .in inde
supe Kovue Museum of ArtiTi'-an Mistory,
ti tnarM:a'- used h» 'a h:ngton
througliou? ae revolution as his oTi-
'Cfo*s.ter of the Co'C'ies,^^ Pia*ricto' Ha?!. 1.'
es and the ••Thanksgiving Tca^." and the jj
Built at Va'ie/ F^rgr.-
1 .u, :a?.iij. i.rf.' e?h ,'!ile He Ka'b and
Steuben bay- in the por^ !jh* been
on pron.ised bv 'h" Tiermar: American
b-f»d Alliance
unique The ^taie of !'"nr:sy!variia has aJ
•^r-ai^fui ready acquired a large parr of tbo
s.-feiiov. [dud a' Valley Ko:g» sai.cti'ied by the
sufferings of 'he pa'nou of ?he r'-v-o
doihd^'r,/• onsist• iut.lon, and 'fiefeiierai govertneul
Pe:Vn-
Virginia. Maryiaiid ami
setts bay® is r-ornpiCi§-
Ltnia has made an :i'p'e-o »na!:ot: of $100.
'Massachu 000 for tht- e:e«'jon of
i'he chapel arch
I North Dakota
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pendonce at Va!!e I'org", I'a in the Sullivan font. The Washington-Wood ^h"^w an-bM"
darkest, hour of the revolution, there pulpit, ler rern and j*rclose. and the 'and to#,k r.
is being built now in that historic pi-ws of the patriots j. i-n rda-^. y,,^-"d
threat "i h** tits' room of the Patriots' hall Sh. was
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It is in.fort.idi Lh.it you stiould now rid your
blood of thobo impure, poisonous, etfoso manors
tllut h.iVO fiCCUiiliiiiitOli in it ti r. 111 winter.
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