The Eddy current. [volume], June 04, 1896, Image 5

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Gladness Comes
With n bettor ttnderstandlnjr of the
transient nature of the many phys
loot ills, which vanish liofnro pnincr ef
forts gentle efforts pliutsnnl efforts--rightly
directed. There In comfoi t. In
tho hnowhnlfre, thnt m ninny forms of
nlohnofcfl nro not duo to ntiv netiuil dis
ease, hut shindy to n constipated condi
tlon of tho sjstem, whloh tlio ptensttnt
fnrally Inxauvo, Kyrupof Flam prompt
Jy reiuovos. Thnt I why It is tho only
remedy with mtlllonsof (amities, mid Is
everywhere esteemed so highly bv nil
who vnluo (rood health. It henotlcltil
effect nro duo to tho fact, thnt It I tho
ono remedy which promoted Intermit
oleanllneM without dohllltatluu; tho
organs on whloh It nels. It In therefore
nil important, In order to get 1U buna
llelel elTootn, to note when you pur
clmtso, thnt you hnvo tho trouulno arti
cle, which i8 manufactured by tho Cull
fornla l'ljr Syrup Co. only nnd ohl by
oil reputable druggists.
If In tho onjcyinont of Rood honlth,
nnd the system Ik regular, Inxntlvoa ot
other remedies nro then not needed. If
uflllcted with nny uctunl dtsonKo. uiu
limy 1m commended to tho most shlllful
phyftlclnns, but If In need of n lnxntlvo,
ono Hhould hnvo tho boat, nnd with tho
well-informed overywhuro, Byrup of
l'ip stands highest nnd In inou largely
UMa nnd gives most general satisfaction.
FROM THE PEN OF
EMINENT GLERpyAEN
Como Itecoirimondatlons of tho Won
derful VENO MEDICINES,
Crglni; tlio Btelc nml Amlrteil to Obtain
tho Only Medicine Hint Cure.
Pathsr IlcMonlen, of
Bt, John Church, In
dianapolis, recommend
the Veno Ilemedles. lie
wrote a letter to Dr. yo
no. Mating llitt I'atrlok
jtnrrliintoii, Missouri at..
liutliiiiiiliolU. tiutl been
omietrd with rntiitnii
Main for eighteen month
yp'l disabled from work.
Mr. Knirlnitton wai
taken on tlio ataco nt
Maionla Temple, , In
dianapolis, wlicru three
iiouicu 01 veno a jsieo
trio riulil w?4 rubbed
cams upon tin stane In
View ot Die audlonce:
stamping his (col, jump
InK ami running, lit
pranoeil Veno' hand ami
thanked tit rn for his
Immmllatu emancipation
from pain and sufuilni;.
nov. A. 1. McKutt,
Methodlit minister,
Jlrodnrr, Wood Conn-
, , ... . ty, u., had suntrcd hair
III Ufa time with rheumatlmu, dyspep
sia, and bronchlul troulilo Kmtnent phy
(loloiii fulled to cure lilm. lleiapuid not
attend to lila clqrlt-ul duitas. 'lie com
menced (o una Velio's medicine In July,
Ml, and In two weak lia wa free (rum
pain when he returned to hi aharsv. 1U
la now completely well.
Ilev. J'rUlian, paator M. K. Church,
Xenla, o., write December M. ISM: "I
take pleueuro and litllqvo It my duty to
add my teitlmony to that of other mlii-
Sitera concernl"K Vrno'a tnrdlalne. I
mow Mr. Klluhtth Klrlt. Mr. Hnmucl
lilp and Mr. Nat Wllllama. rhy are
meniberi of tha M. Ji, Chtmh. Xenla, of
wlileh t am pnator. Durlne tho atay of
pr. Veno In Xonlo. they wara treated
by him for rlieuinntlum of many nri
gtnndlnr. and after tlio flrat treatment by
Veno'a likotrlo rluld, they threw owny
their cnnci nnd erutchea, and are now
on the road to recovery."
Veno'a remmtlea nro aold by drucd'tn
with Imtruollone for a homo euro o fol-
0VKNnfl ft?nATIVR PTnt'P l the
beat and only inlentlflo eure. It permiv
nenlly curea malaria (rhllh nnd fever)
nnd thoroughly eurea ratnrrh, eonrtliut
tlon and llvr trouble. It etrenRthene the
nervee. eteara the drain, tnvlnornten the
etomarh and purine thn blond, lenvlns
no III effeet. Thla medicine line for It
body the fnmoun I.landrlndmt water, the
(treat aerm deeirover and blood purltler,
and when uid wtih
VKNO'll HI.Rrrittr rr.t'ID will eure
the weret and moat deeperate cnnea of
rheumatliim, paralyelH. aelatleo, nnurnl
pla and all ai-hea and palna. No bumo
ehnuld lie without theen meitlelnaa. They
are aald at 10 eenla each, twelve for u.
Aeh vour drualet In ret Venn' Cura
tive ftyrup and Veno'a Electrte Fluid for
1 r'fltAN PHII.T, rVMK noeltlf-elv atopa
"lillt In nne night Mr At dm Moren,
OPIUMS
HabltL'urcd Cttlatltt. TtunuKU
. I toMinl tm MM Ml. rkKaTKitu
. ii. iiiHtii, vuiiier, uuik
BinderTwinoifis!
t ittltra la Ike ""ill
RODS
9t tripinr nd toeatier QnM or ailter
Ore lot or bMd.n uruuret- M. O. to W
I. 11, Uua S3T. BuullilBBieu, Ooao.
nDIIIU u WHISKY t.4. t w.i
liriUM rata, iir. a. d, noauai, irutTi, si.
Watting for Trial.
In Jnll nt Junonu. wnltlnp trial on
tho charge of murder, la Chief Y
Teetleeh, the tyeo of the Hoonnn In
diana, t iinnll trlbo of omo 100 mom
born, oeoupvlnp; ClilonklkofT lilnnd,
nbout 100 .Nile aouthorly from Junonu.
The olTenw) with which tho old chief
U chnrfted la tho murUor by torturo of
lila nephow. whom honcctnted ot wltoli
cnift. 'Did chief hod a dlsoaao nlTact
Inff bin rlcht lejr. whloh had i;rndunlly
oaten tho irout part away. Ha drowned
thnt lila iiephow liad bowltohcd htm,
and on the Rtreiijrth of thU ho proceed
od to inllk't punlKhtnont duo thoorlmo.
Tho vletlm' Itnoos woro Ijont clow
Imok, nml In thin jioaltlon ho wn bound
tightly to n treo. An Iron hand, n
qttartor of an Inch thluk. wait then
iluL'd nround hl face, sinking' Into
tho it ono nnd covering tho oyox, nnd
thU was aho mtulo fttnt to tho ttoos, ko
that ho una uimblo to inovo hlH hoiul
any direction. Ko wit left lit thtu w
1 lion to utiirvo to death. Ho lived
(lviidays, H was 'JO yonvn of ngi
Vtf nt 1'iirerty.
Swoet tiro tho tieoa of ndverHlty,''
but It tnkna n phllOMphtr to nppraclnta
tho fttav .lint Hiroi'ty In Ills best frlnnd.
Wo nil ndmlt thnt It IS nwjetwlty Unit
drlvoti tnnnklnd to Its lieet workAlrit
It is n bloaaln we wuut betowtKl on
wimo on ol. In n reoont iiingnaliio
ui tlcle, Andrew C'tirnvelo wiya: "Wa
Hhould 1)0 quite wllQitf to nbohah
luxury; but to nhnltah poverty would
te to doatroy the only aoll ujion vl 'oh
mankind can dopenil to prndnoe the
Irluon whloh nlone omii onulilu tho
race to reach a still hlylier oirlllm
tlon than It uowoae8e," NoUt'tlu
Htnndliur this triio view of tlio o.iu,
thoro In general iIohIiu to do uwhy
with Hivertv. Inrteod, It h to
tho lndivldtmf ufTni't Ui abolish poverty
that tho world otrea the olorutlun of
tho race. Moat of uh iif roe with tlis
khro w)io eftid that it may tint be a
rtttfrno to lie poor, but It Is xtewl
lngly Inconvenient.
Olenr t'nt.
Itnltatlon ottt e!ui It mado so much
like the real now that It takes nn ox
ml to tell the illffemtco. Of oottrae,
overy -woman claim aho to n oonnola
senr who oan tell the genuine from tho
fnlse neraiM the block, hut m a mn tor
ot fnot It Is very dllllciil(. One woman
will tottt It by tryltiK tho otlgra to too
If It la Hhnrn. Another will Uitimp
It to rso It It Rivet .ml it clear, ronon
nm wjuih!. Dealers In fancy plnw toll
It hy tho oolor. 'Hie edRM of real cut
Rlasti show a urteu color. This ver
dant htio Is froquently reflected In tho
purahnfer, who i'.ocwi'i hucnv wlit
ho Is cettlne. Ono Infdlllblo svny to
tell tho fionulno Is by ' tho prloo,
Thoro's never any mistaking the price,
or tho hollow rliiK one's porno rIvos
out attor purohasltiK It. Tho etiU In
cut Rhw never extend to tho price.
I'oa Did, Not Atni) lluvn u Oleitn Klilrt,
To what hnso no uiRy ono como nt
last! A laundry man has Rotten poi-
bomIou of I'oe's cottage, in Now York,
and linn oiftnbliehcd tho l'oe laundry,
It Is n little shocking to think ot
hanging a'.othos on tho line of a poot;
hut to have a 'km miry named tftor ono
li. at least, a niee, clean way of por
poluntlttK a bard's fame. Tlioro Un't
mucli of tlio poetry wrtttei nowaluya
that would wasti. Pot's poetry wus
Rood, clean etuff, m htglily pollrtied
ns the iMWotn of ti draw shirt. It will
bo In order for thts wnsJiee man to
Ikivo n raven all nhove the door, aad,
whan ho Irons off n button, to uiy,
as wm said of Ote lost I.enore, "1 shall
see thoe nevormoro."
A l.ueky fiiruiiT,
llcv. Mr. ltliodea, living twelve
miles oast ot 'Jlinpeon, Tox.. while
plowing his field, tmoarthud 80.000
Moxluau dollals. It seems thnt the
monoy was burled In leather nuelioti
and tlioy woro almost rotton. Mr.
ltluxloH Ixnight the pluou two jcrnri
unci. Tor eeveral years theru hits beou
dltfKii.' i" tliut community by unknown
IKirllott itt night.
It l Wronir,
A rocont (iermuu writer on duollnc
trlet to pnivo thnt It is not forhkldun
by tho ChrUtlnn reltginn. It oertntn
ly In, nnd always lias been by tha Cath
olic (liiiri'li, which rfiiin u duelliil
coiiKH-tatiMl burial, oven though lie
huvtt rientl.
Don't intoiTtipt n man when ho it
telllittr you his Iroublas. If you do, h
win start ovor again nt tu beg I a
Ii4f AtehlMin (llolie.
As people grow old, their Ideal
woman becomes ono who Is n good
tiume.
TBNNYSON'8 TWO LKTTEM8.
APOSTEASTEU'SAYIFIili
lie Could Net tleeld Abnnt Aefptln
the Ijtureatethlp,
Peel hns not read a syllable of Tenny
son. Hut Mllnes showed hint "LOOK
sloy Hall" and "Ulysses" nnd the pen
sion ot 300 was Immediately granted,
sitys Tomplo liar. And now, on tho
death of Wndsworth, nnother prlmo
. minister has to admit that ho knows
nothing Arhntevcr about Tennyson.
. Iord John Iliuselt wroto to ItoRtrst
i"As you would not wear tho laurel
yoursolf I have mentlonod to Uio queen
thoio whom I thought most worthy ot
tho honor. Hor majesty Is Inclined to
upstow It on Mr. Tonnyion, but I
rtllltM Mtlaita ImfAfn t Ii m nffne lei ftirtilft I f 1
idiawMsis rf flit irutuiu IIJ UIIVI IN liimiv av
know something ot his character, as
. woll as of his literary merits. I know
I your opinion at tho Inst by your ad-;
I Vlnn In Olr tnt tlnol I, lit t Imilli!
.ww v iiuudi i, a vvi, uii. m .w
bo glad It you could let me know some
thing ot his character nnd position."
This Is Indeed quaint, but no donht
Hoger ' was equal to the situation.
More than six months passed, after
"Wordsworth's dentil before tho" olllcn
was filled up. but tho offer oame to
Tennyson nt last. He hns htnuelt
; given a curious account of the way In
, wlileh lie reeelved it. Ho told his
, friend, Mr. Knowlesi "The night be-
torn I was asked to tnke I ho laureate
ship, which wns offerod to me through
Prince Albert's liking for my 'In
Motnorlam,' I dreamed thnt he eamo to
live nnd ktmed mo on tlio cheek. I
said In my dream: 'Very hind, but very
aermn.it.' (n tho morning the lotter
nbout tho laureateshlp wai brought to
I me nnd laid upon my bed. I thought
nbout It through the dny, hut could not
make up my mind whether to
i tnko It or refuse It, and at Inst
I wroto two letters, one aoeopt-
Ing and one doellnlng, nnd threw
thorn on tha table nnd settled to deeltle
-whloh I would send utter my dinner
nnd a bottle at port." It Is rather
curious that Tennyson In his tlrst ap
pearance nt court exactly followed
I Wordsworth's precedent. He dressed
IjU Hogera' and wore the old poet's
vfourt suit Just as Wordsworth had done.
I "I well remember," says Sir Henry
j Tnylrs, "n dinner In fit. Janus place,
i when the question nroto whether Sttmu
i el's jlt wns spacious enough tor t .1
I tred." Hut the laureate managed
I make It do. Of Tounysoti merely is
; laureato there is fortunately little w
nay. Ho did not wrlto much in hu
olllefnl capacity. Tho "Ode on the
Donth ot tho Ddko of Wellington" would
, probably havo beon written oven it
l Tonnyson had never hnd anything to
, do with tho lord chamberlain. It wai
, not booauso he wasa laureato that
, Tonnyson was a patriot. Ills other
plocos on royal waddings and so forth
aro slight nnd unimportant.
I -
I ' ,M rHa QU1CKBANP'
' A Thrlf.nii T;l at Helena Itepnrted
Ifrmu llrerett.
Tho Kvorclt correspondent ot tho
Botlto Post-lntolllgouoer snys tho fi
lowing story is vuuehod tor by dipt.
rnlrbalrn of tho steamer Florence
llreicy: James Wilson started from
thnt steamer to shorn but stuck In tho
quicksand of the Snohomish rlvor, with
water tip to his armpits nnd tho tlo
coming In. All orforts to pull him out
proved fruitions and his companions
' saw that in a few minutes the water
would be ovor his head. "Llko an In
spiration," snyH tho corrospondont.
"onnio tho plan of roscuo. A smnll Iron
plpo about four foot in longth was
brought from )b neat and placed In
Wllson'R mouth. Ho rould use his nrms
to steady It. Then oakum wna used to
covor lila mouth around tho plpo, nnd
ovor tho oakum wan placed a covering
of whllo lend, making It water tight.
Tho man's nostrils and enrs wore
plugged up In llko mnnuer with onkuni
and whllo lend. It was found that ho
could broatho froely through the plpo
nnd, thus equipped, Wilson rollovod of
fear nnd confidant of his rolenso In n
short tlmo calmly awaited the rising
ot tho tide, which finally covorod his
head to tho depth of six or eight Inches.
Ills companions stood by him faithful
ly In a small boat nnd It was not tiioro
than about three-quarters of an hour,
although it seemed an age, when the
waters hud receded far enough to let
his head out of water ami ho could foel
that the orlsln was passed. When the
tldo hnd gono out stiltlolantly to un-
I covor the lint, willing hands soon did
! tho work of shoveling tho sand away
I and nmid general rejoicing Wilson was
taken r.nfely aboard the stonmer appar
ently none the worse for his thrilling
ndvonttiro."
K LEEDS WOMAN WHO ASTON
ISHED HER FRIENDS AND
NEIGHBORS.
Mar to Death bat lleetnred So Cnmpletelf
That HUo IUa Ueen Aeceptiyl lljr Life
ltuurntica (lumpiiUy ae a flood llltlu
w:
The hlghoat claim ibr o-'r ,
tobaecoa i "Just
good na Durham."
Kvcry old smoker
knows there fa none just
as good an
ULL DURHAM
Smoking Foliacco
You will find ono coupen Ir.sulo
eacji two ounce Uig.and Iwocou-
jiuo uisHia cue it lour ounce
fS TAlU y ? of this celc-
b ijiuicu laiatri'n sr.n raii iim
(coron -wUuh give n IUt '
Cu v r Hal hikm
WOMEN OP NOTE.
The Wllllmantle (Conn.) ohspter ol
Daughters at the Iterolutton has a
member who it actually a "daughter."
Dominican nuns at King William's
Town In Cape Oolsny, where they hsra
rt farm, do their own outdoor work.
The late Protester llnaley' rare and
splendid collection of oriental manu
scripts has been preaen'.eU by hit
widow to tho University Library at
Cambridge, Hugland.
In literature tho list of the unwed U
long. It IneMea Norn Pew, "Olita,',
Jean Ingelow, ltosa Car)', lWlth Thom
as, Bartth Oino Jewett. Mary Wllklns,
draco Dmis Lltohlleld, Hdim Lyall and
dozens more.
"Tho Dttehess" has Just published hat
twonty-elghth novel. It Is celled "A
Point ot Conselonce," and deals wltk
the same kind ot eharneters which sho
has made known In her previous twenty-seven
works.
Lady O'i lagan, widow ot the late
Lord Chansellor ot lulaml, has nevei
reascd to be a Homon Catholic and de
i lares that ahe does nut even know
what are the doctrine- of the Plymouth
Uretsren, whom she was tald to bar
Joined.
In the nlaht I used to be awakened
by the most exeruelatlnsr pains In my
heart nml aide, nnd won abllited to uso
pellets ot powerful medicine that tho
doctor gave me for relief In euoh at
tack. At 'imt my condition became so
grave that I went out only Infrequent
ly. We live tipntnlr, you notice, over
my huahaud's store, nnd In defending
tho stnlrxny I frequently was obliged
to eort of fall nnd slide over tho steiiA
In order to descend, such was the strain
on my system resulting from even this
sIlRht exertion. Oocnulonnlly I visited
the neighbors, but I was obliged to nit
seem thnt I rould live, Mich was my
complole phyilrn prostration.
"One dsy I saw an advertisement of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People,
and nltheugh my faith In romedlea wns
weak by thrft time, I sent for a box and
tried them. That was two years ago.
Now I call myself a well woman, Isn't
It wonderful?
"t haveVt had one of those excruciat
ing pains In tha licnrt for u yenr nnd a
half. Why, even the flret box ot pllla
helped me. I eon walk mile nowi can
do my work onslly; hnvo gained In
weight constantly, and you would
scarcely believe It, but n lit tlo whllo
ago I wns examined for endowment life
Insurance nnd was neeeptnl unhesi
tatingly after a careful examination by
the physician.
"Do you wonder that I'm shouting
Pink Pills' all through our village? I
haven't taken any of the remedy for
romo months for It haa completely built
me up. Imt nt the II rut sign ot troublu
1 know to what refuge to flee.
"I.fixt yenr my mint, Mrs. M. A, Pins
som. of Dlxfleld, P. O., wns tiero visit
lug me. Hhe was suffering from a Inck
of vitality and heart trouble, but she
was skeptical about my remedy that I
wns so enilnmlwslleully advocating. At
last, however, she tried It and carried
some home with her when the went. A
little while ago I received n letter rrom
her. and In it wild. 'I urn cured, thanks
to Clod nnd Pink Pills.' Hh nlso wrote
that her husband had been prostrated
but had been restored by the remedy.
, One of the persona to whom Mrs.'
Pranela reenmuionded Pink Pllla Is Rtn
llnli Agept C. II. Knater, of l.fwiln Ceil-In-,
nnd the reporter found him patrol
ling the platform awaiting tho arrival
of the nioriilnit trnln. Mr. Foster, who
In nne of the most trustworthy, capable
end energetic men In the employ of tho
Maine Central railroad, appeared In un
usually gnnl health Mini uplrlt und wo
iiiiiiIh Inquiry ua to the to iim,
"Do you know," replied he. "I think
I've mnde'ii dtaoovery, or nt leaat Mrs
Krnnrls hxa for me. I have been In poor
Health for n lone time with a heart
trouble variously complicate!. We
have been so fully Interested In Mrs.
I'raticI' wonderful recovery thnt 1 at
once determined to give the medlrlne
recommended a thorough test. Mo, nbout
two months ego, I txtught the first box
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pllla. Only two
months, please note, yet already I am
so much Improved, so much better able
to fulfil! my duties, so sanguine that I
am on the road to recovery, that I fee
like a new man.
"I ran now walk without the fatigue
I enee experienced, my heart attest la ti
appear In tie- lelleved. and I have
Joined the link Pllla' Itand In our cum-
"iJr. vllllam' Pink mils nontoln nil
the elements necessary te give new life
and richness to the blood end rsturo
shattered nerves. They are for sale b
by all drunklsta, or may be had by mull
from Dr. Williams' Medicine Cemiwny.
Schenectady. N Y for Me r box, or
six boxes for t sa
It Is n sign ot age tor n woman to
rave ft bout the good looks of boy.
Soma think a tieh man Is one who
can nthml thrtw straw hau.
Of Cooree.
A law prohibiting the Sutulay
opening of bnrbcr shops hns boon de
clared unconstitutional In Illinois.
From the Journal, Lowlston, Me.
A bright llttlo woman, rosy nnd fresh
from her household duties, droptcd Into
a chair heforo the writer and talked
with enthusiasm shining in her snap
ping, black eyes. ,
The people In the pretty village of
I.eed rvntre. Me., have watrhed with
some Interest tho restoration to com
plete health of Mrs. W. I Francis, wife
of the postmaster. Ho general were the
comments on this Interesting case thnt
tho writer who visited Mrs. Frnnels and
lenrned from her that tho statements
regarding her troubles nnd her subse
quent extrication therefrom nre entirely
true. All of her neighbors know what
Iins been the ngeney thnt hns performed
this pure, but that others may be bene
fited by her experience. Mrs. Francis
has consented to allow her story to Bp
Mar In print.
"If there Is anything nn earth I dread
more than nnother." she said, "It Is to
see my nnmo In the papers. Hut In this
ease I conquer my repugnance nnd give
publicly the wtrne credit to the envlor
of my life ns I would to one who had
dragged me from n death beneath the
waves. In fact, 1 hnve extolled my
preserver so enthusiastically and un
reservedly, have sought out sufferers
nnd recommended the remedy to so
many friends and ni'iuHlntnuea tlml
already my neighbors Jocularly call me,
'Pink Pill Francis.' Put really, my re
covery Is something that t consider
wonderful. I know that there are so
many teatlmonlnls ot medicine in the
pa l her a nowadays that people do not pay
as much heed ns formerly, but I do wish
folks who are suffering would remem
ber that whnt I say oomes right from
the heart of n worn mi who feels that
site hnd n new lease of happy lite given
to her.
"Eleven years ago I was afflicted with
nervous prostration. My existence until
two years ago was one of dragging mis
ery. Anyone In the village will tell you
of my condition. My blood seemed ex
hausted from my veins and month after
month 1 grew weaker. I was able
to undertake only the lightest household
work, and even then I could perform It
only by stow and careful movements.
During all these sorry montha nnd
years I wn. under the core ot thts doc
tor and that, but their medicines helped
oniy spitsmouieauy, ana men I fell
relapses more prostrating than
Plays Well.
Tho young khedlvo of Kgynt Is enttl
to bo n capital munlolan and hns com
peted some pleasing plocos.
Wo nil oxpeot too mtioh help from
Jthors.
When the Rummer nreeee
Hlowi through the treei, moit of in who cn
teti oft for s country Jiunt Fewer croit the
Atlantic. Whether It Ii builnoti or rlraiuro
colli one from home, llwtVttcr'i 6tmah
Hitter U tho but accompaniment of voyage
tt an outing. YactiUnirn, tea captains, com
meretal travelers snd emigrant coneur In Hill
opinion. The Hitters It unrivalled (or biUoos,
malarial, dj iiwpite or liter dUordor.
Tho world Is funny onougli- without
any professional humorists.
All About Weilern Kami tamU.
Tho "Corn Holt" Is tho name of nn
lllufttrntd monthly newapuiier pub
lished by the Uhlongo, Htirlliigton &
Qulney It. It. It alms to give Informa
tion In nn Ititorontlng wny nbout the
farm lands of tho wost Send UA oents
In postage stamps to tha Corn llelt,?00
Atoms St., Chicago, nml tho paper will
bo sent to your nddress for one yunr.
Kvery mnn Is mora or lees of a fool
nbout some thliifs.
"Pretty
PilP
' says
Pretty
Poll
SbVs just "poll parroting. "
There's no. prcttlticw in pills
except on the theory of "pretty
is that pretty does." Iu that
case she's right.
Ayer's Pills
do euro btllotu-joss, constipation,
and all liver troubles.
If you accept n substitute,
you must not fuss because
its not ns good ns genuine
HIRES Rootbcer.
WNU DALLAS.
23-0$
When Aui'rliig AilvvrtUeineiit Me
tlon Ilil4 I'npcr.
UooeebtHTy pie Is good, but the real
food ot the god Is current pte.
Store Woiiifii Than Jli'ii.
A assort! lug to the hut etietM lawn.
Uwl orr 70,000 more ine.ii tliuii
women.
The more luck a man haa tha mim
ho diwanda,
There is jdenty of work, If com
latent wen to do it could lie found.
kvery thoroughbred Is able to sake
his own salad dressing.
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If STOP I You have run up against a Good Thincr.
nc
RattieAx
PLeUC
The best reason in tiic world wliv
S some things sell so well is because they 5
H are good. That is one reason for the
1 great sales of "BATTLE AX,"
g But good quality is only half the story.
g The other halt is the size of a 5 cent piece, s
g It is as big almost as a JO cent piece of s
S other and poorer kinds. g
s Facts are facts. You can buy and see for
g yourself. Five cents isn't much to Invest. f
I
Popularity docs not come without
cause Nothing but the stand
ard aualltv that is invariablv
t
maintained in Columbia Bicycles could secure such
indorsement as comes unsought to Cblumbias. j
EVERYBODY'S vkuN.wrers
Piiniru Mi cad tmn ol iv
IWkrUM
inljr te Ik lea lf u at a eaMetsj SfMeH, iwr
t" Mf Uh Miected CetesiMsi. A&4 tU jeaiatl
UttfM Ua CMiMeVUt at $100 teak.
TIFFANY'S viTMfVck.twi"MMSr-
ninirU elji, je4-l .isweant
V.UUl'CU wMi ihtsjri eeet-wtan ol beyrie,
thajr el cmiii finl HUtd a rilssitl I vt $100
lor It. TWy ! deastileil edr Uyt itae, kui 04-
VTUn Mie Untied Oevtremnil nt4f tried Ut
liltiJi lt luiklAUf fit bhfslw. Ii NthfiB in
. tWf auUrt6ff(e$0te
CHOSEN hy the $ hJwiWiI iioo
GOVEliNMFNT OOwhUm, iWr l
tm ultOul CetwsblM, i ia tM ebtla CeUwAUt
tt nli etiy dabr U tin iU wteJ.
If you are able to pay $100 for a Bicycle, will you hi
content with any but a Columbia ?
POPE MFG. CO. Makers, Hartford, Conn.
Btaaeh Starts sn4 AteacUs In abaeit every tlty and town. It Coturablas sr est
ptepetly rtpieuBttd la wi vtttalty let us know.