Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 48, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 March 1906 — Page 6

RHEUMATIC PÄIÜ8 OF AiD TO HOSTESS'

IMPORTED FROM INDIA.

Oisaocear When D-. Williams Jir.l

Hlia Purify th9 Blood and Heal Infismcd Tissues. Khcnn nfit'i is n uV. iisoof thotdooA cauat-d I'V tue failure ot ;ho laxly t nil ; T c rtain p-i.-on. ofcrternnj affile Ii s mo i.f r -i onlv in mvimiüh tempo I

richiug i bU d. Mrs. Frederfa k Pri.wn.of 40 Pnmptel reet, Bandy Kill, N.Y., wu a i uffon i froaa laHaiuauUory rhcnmatlsu frviu I Um she wan all t iii Mm k.-.v -it iu.: npponn .1 in my kne joints, then in my tupt ail waiat It ht'sune aragabw Lbiag thai I wonbf it) laid nr all arialer. Iba reeauurttsna affvettd mostlv my band, bias, fit and ah rolders. My lunula vro nil puffed up aad my fee aecaene dafür laea. 1 1 t my appetite. ooaMnl sleep and eaettiaeee 1 was compelled to cry out, the pain was so iuti um1. 1' v gcveral win' rs I was timl'-r th doctor's carenud wbil hi ni ad koine relieved the pala tar a Utile while (Jeers aeomi'il no prospect f r a permanent c.ire. I was confined to my Kvl, otT and on, for weeks at a time. My limbs swelled dreadfully at times and I M reduced almost to BOthing. ' In the spring of IHUI, npou tho advice of a friend, I begea t use Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. At that time I wasn't able to do anythinp and c : i ban ly t al I Bettgb to keep alive. I f . !t a change fortheWtt. riaaboerl a mouth. I began to aal heartily and I Raftered less pain. Of couro I k- pt on th treatment. nsiiifr? care in my diet, and in about thn e months 1 was cured. I am entirely wall today and do all my own work " Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured Mrs. Brown by driving t he rh- utnatiepoiKons out of her blood. Put y n i::u-f p.-t the genuine Dr. WilUams1 Pink Pius, Boll byaUdrani:sand l y th 'Pr W: -.nzv.i Medicine Oo . Bebenectady, It, Y.

Oriental Evening Ho"teM And

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SUCCE5TI0NS 10R PRETTY AND NOVEL EN'TtRTAINNENTb - Party App ciated by the L.:::? Ones Various Er.trtai-i-ments for a a CI. i rch Club A Gay Boimct Party.

ü jwued in Bui mi e Costume.

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Id U :r:n i. BuaJ !:- lag i this preuy

Fcr the Wee Ones. i I.:' !roa enjoy drtssiug up. io mothers will find mat costume, or -h uu. u r. parties will prove successful .ml i-phLIv Mn little trouble. Uf

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tiiii's. ilevisei tins

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AI tli.- "least of ItgbU" season 1. interns are in evideiiee t i r w here with airy, fairy dacoraikini ol Usees Bap r ami Japanese paia.-. l-. lans and all aha pes anil sizes of Ohlm i laut rns All draperies were t iKui iroui Hie naai and rapllmefl by strips ot etei i paper, pink and white being used aal the effect iu dOOfWajra ami over w .u-

Large Ja; i -

umbrellas were hung from the Kings,

. !,. ,t ! riM-nlar niiiline ItrilliEtt .a

lor. I.u: w:.ai is the difference as long: -" suspev!ed from eacb is p. . ..re is gneti aad life is made r' n ' uh P" of url,h,r ., I..UU.1 Thr aro an hamlHH) Were us, s eriss etoss up tear

There are so

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aianr commoaplaee days that every,""" wportualty for keepütg apaetel or fes- i J"st ; l,8"1 a; ,hl'v Ltral days should be hailed with de- ? useJ; 1 he sha,,e!i w,re a!1 ' .. invitations which request the W "f ,Pn"? s to ,oan as "Ur.wnies and the sha'les ,,r V e a led

Sir. as Fairies'" will lesult in a most harming entertainment. Ruieini; is the Usi amusement with

played and music. There sht uhl be an older person to direct the music, is veli as some oue to preside at the aiaaa. Boaga the children know are always njjjable. Provide a generous aapaty of kasoaade, to vMea aocaai may be had duiing toe evening, for foaag people are chronleally thirsty. i! eaarrha and gratel pineapple to the lemonade and ii will be doubly it I ra- tive. l'.iir the little guests for refreshments by giving v. ands. with a roaettl t tisstte paper on the end. two of

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CURE

CATARRH

Ely'sCreamBalni ii qaisW a!wortH. Cites r.ou:f at Once. It clean m, toothes holds and protects tho iLseastd membrane. It cur s t itarrh nr. 1 drives MM ft t .1.1 in

i. -.. i h -t:A. fcKVFH Hensesof Hrl a fcM T.isf" -.: 1 S::v 11. Fu'fl - : Met '..'d Dra& ' gists or by mail ; Trial Si:a In ete, by ranil, : Ely BrotbetS) 06 Vurrca Sti -it. I"ow York. FIGURES AST) FACTS.

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Ttt ratio of pauperism in ln Ion has risen from IU per 1,000 ia 1S to J6.4 Io 1905. Th? elgarattM aatwulWturad in th

Halted States during tha last cal ear numbered W.Sll.OOV'OO. Nineteen men die every ye.ir

every 10 women. Io cities 20 men dia to every 17 women The greatest difference la mortality is among bab.es. For some reason or another the mortality Is greater among boys up to 14 yaan of age than during any other period pf life. l're.id'-nt Roosevelt shok hands with tJtU persons at the annual Whites House reception on New Year's day. Last year the number received was "Mo. From 11 o'clock until 2:13 o'cl rk in the afternoon Mrs. Roo:;evelt etaod at the president's side, receiv.n? the guests with him.

SOME SURE SHOTS. It ia a otlcaablf fat I that whn a man owes himself anything be does rot waste any tim? in sealing up. If I mm docs no'hlng he make? a mi -t.;ke. and if lie a s to do thins h's mirdikes are legion. With the waning cf ths honeymoon many a brave man b?rins to regret 4he falliiiC of tu f. dr.t-hearted rival. Oo t j the Head. Teacher When water be.jomes Ice what important thr::. takM place? Pupil The change in prhe. Clove land Leader. FOOD AND STUDY. A College Man's Experience. "All thro ;gh my h!?h s-hool eo'irs". gad first year ia college," writ a an ambitious young man, "I struggled with my studies on a diet of greasy, pasty foods, being especially food of cafcai and fried thing-. My system got into a state of general disorder and it was difficult for me to apply niyse'.f to school werk with any degree of satisfaction. I tried dlff r at BM b Iclnes r.nd food pr ratfcMte, but IM

not aat .n able to correct the riifflculty "Then my attention was called to Grape-Nuts food and I sampled lt. I had to do something, so I Just buckl 1 down to a rigid observance of the directions on the package, and in less than no time began to feel better. In a few weeks my strength was restored, my weight had Increased, I had a clearer head and felt better In eve.y particular. My work was simply sport to what It was formerly. "My sister's h-al'h was badly rue down and she had become fo nervou that she could not attend to her raual". She went on Grape-Nuts and tad the same remarkable experience that I had. Then my brodior, Frank, who Is in the poFt office department at V;i klagt n city, and had been tryinp lo do brain wrk on greasy foods takes and all that, joined the Grape -Nats army. I showed him what It was rnd could Io, and from a broken-. lowr. OBÜI ion he has developed into a hearty BBl efficient RMNB "ile i.'es these I could gire account of r it- l of my fe'Pv.v students who bat la visible improvement mentally ana ih; slcaüy by tho u?e of this lead." Mama gttaa by Poataai Co., Battle Crer'. Melt, Threi a reaaoa. liftd the little book, "The Bio i 1 to "c . i'.li." U pki.

form a march and log room. n sandwiches. d cr am. nuts and which are not so ;dies; small cakes ite and pick; ebOOOy 1 ; o cream. D COticurrs of Broaralea may be obtained at at tke Qanaaa fa-

A Church Club Entertainment. A c n ip ! a( requests entertaint:;ei!ts suitable to be give'-, by a church dub of young girls; also for the names jl cantatas to be given by a company of 35. For the latter. I would sug st 2in5 to the largest music store for ions, so much depends up m the personnel of the comptny as to the character of a cantata, the range jf tofeea and the difficulty of the music apabk of being handled by the young i r formers. A very original entertainment to be siven by a chur h club In the near future Is to consist of living pictures from real life. An amateur photographer in the crowd has spent some time In canning BBapehOta of lo.-al individuals, tbaai he has enlarged and arranged slides to be thrown on the canvas by a s'-t.' ip-i -an. The whole thln has te-n kept se ret and Invitations have iHen issued to spend "an Bvening with stt .it e -1 I rities." a iding "it will le the first and last appearance," so no one can afford to miss the performance. Weddine taatOBU of foreign lands would make another evpninj; for the Girls' church club; taking Japanese. H irnu-" aal Rus-ian antoms. This OaiMaad altb cradle songs of all nations would constitute a very pretty performance Have'a ' tea'' room, decorate 1 with Japanese and Chinese lantern, fans, umbrellas, etc.. and have the quaint china spoons for sale at ten rents each, and if you ran buy the Inexpensive Japanese cups and saurs. Tin y 090M be :;ul 1 after the tea has bee u served.

in Burma, screen. the larue porches,

and musicians played there, thus saving room in the house proper. Several bunches of bananas hung in the dining room and a delicious rice curry was served In addition to the customary refreshments. In this twinkling fairyland the hostess received her Kuests. A number of her friends assisted her and they were all gowned in oriental cotton rubes, made

after an eai I copy uf a Uurnn se wom

an's gown. They were adorned with quantities of beads and all sorts of bazar ornaments. Incense burned In quaint e 'Pper receptacles, and the man at the door was attired in white with a voluminous tin ban - .Madam.- Merri.

BORDER AND CORNER. Pretty Mat cf Terra Cotta Cioth Worked with Green Silk in Pretty Olive Tint. This border is iaieatded to be worked at the edge of a lamp mat of elotb, Our model mat was in dark terr,- otta cloth, the embroidery wirke! with sreen tdlk of a pretty olive tint. The isn can Ik? traced upon the iloth by means f blue tracing cloth. You must lim decide on the size of "he

DAWN REFUSED TO APPEAR ffcright Phoebus" Wasn't on Hand with the Necessary Colors. fluine had no U-.-n c 1 it tbf Tl a pun temple - i a Mi Han ' "", ari l xnuui tradesmen were pie- oig tl.c nu ictnent for paynrnt. As a Ual appeal I aa aaappm-iatire tmlthe, a play "For Honor ud i. r I.n mm !.'' waa put on. On ccite . pluved in w-nndrkoea the aero, Ktmg- in u leu but, waa waiting i i daybreak, destined t.. bim him dt-loeraiue t;..iu his woe or diss at er. "The dawn, at bal !" he et linn.-1 "flrifbt Pborbua silda reader awaataia peak' " "Hritfht I'Ihk lus cil-N yonder mouiltnin peak"' he repeated in louder tone-, anaoyed that the cue to tern up the loetlifbts bad n.x U-cn noticed. Stdl the darkoeai continued. "Brjfhl Pbebus c.id roadet aw aetata peak, l aa I he roared. Will, guv'n. r." came in clear tonea from the s'-'-man at the w injta. "I iw oi veu'd better git along without Paoaoaa. They've cut the MaiMd ga ofT!" AWFUL PSORIASIS 35 YEARS.

Terrible Scaly Humor in Patches All . M. f m , I J

Over tne uouy asin raiAeuuuu Bleeding Cured byCuticura. "I was afllicted with paoriaaia for thirtyfive reals. It waa in patencs all over my

body. 1 used three cakea ot t uticura Soap, six boxe of Ointment, and two bottlea of Besolvent In thirty day 1 was completely cut cd. and I think permanently, aa it wi alout live years ago. 1 be psoriasis first made its appearance in red ; sp ta, generally forming a circle, leaving in the center a spot about the size of a sdrer dollar t sound flesh. In a short i time the affected circle would form a I heavy dry scale of a white silvery appearance aud would gradually drop off. To remove the entire scale by bathing t using oil to softOB tlum the flesh would M erfectly raw, and i light discharge of bloody substance wjuld ooze out. That scaly crust would form an.nn in twenty feur hours. It was worst on my anus and l.mbs, although it w.-.s in spots all over my body, also on my scalp. It let the scales remain too long without rem oing by bath or otherwise, the ok n would crack and bleed. I suffered intense itching, worse at nights after gett Q3 wirni in bed. or blood warm by exercise, when it would be almost linK-arable. W. M; C ludcstcr, Hutchinson Kan. . ApnlÄ. 190Ü.' A liar ia eithr so depraved that Le Is niM ashamed to te kn.ovn a i i.i ,

or so stupid as to imiifine that he eon be a bar without being tound out - Home aad AbtOS I. ii i 5 Tons Grass Hhj Free. Everybody loVCS lots an 1 lets of f id Id f r hogs, co.vs, sh. p .i' i sw,i.e.

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ATTRACTIVK DttlON. mat then arrange the design 90 papr ready for transferring with the cloth. The petals of the fP.w rs are w rked , in satin-stitch, then the center Is ' closely stitched round; the leaves are also stitched round, and the material Inside stitching is carefully cut away with a pair of sharp scissors. Line the mat with Robl-colored silk and it will show through trios, holes. Run out the edge several times with sott cotton, then work over in buttonholes-itch with the silk.

A CERTAIN GIRLS' CLUB.

Clever Custom Observe' to Have Costumes and Befreahaaanta Partake of Character of Evening Topic.

A Bonnet Party. For real, ta nnine fun give me a Bonret party Invite about ten congenial t ouples or not more than If people, as small companies are usually more sue j fill, unless one is entertaininc v ry f irmally. In the Invitations request each girl to brin: an M tint rimmed hat. w ith material for trimming. When all have arrived, put th? hats on one table. Um material on another. Have ready a aupply of thimbhs. needbs and s-tout thread, with trays of pins. Let the party find par'nera by means of rosetts of baby ribbon, two of each color. Then each i. an is to sole t a hat. with trimming for the name and unaided by his fair partner, make a creation to adorn the lady. Allow Hfoa Qjaaitora of an hour and thea call Mme. Tba hats are to be

A club of girls from 16 to 2 have a rather clever eaatoat They meet once in two weeks and to far they gatn worn the cosiume and had the rnfteek ments partake of the character If the topic of the evening. There Is a 2 -minute paper, then ÜM balance of the time is devoted to sociability and a goo I time generally. The dues are ten cents a member and this sum Is k pt on hand for little charitaoie acta. A bouquet Is sent to a hospital for some c harity patient; urocerles arc delive r, d to a Beady family. They have had a Japanese night, a mock wedding, a ghost party, an "Old Mail" eve r. i g, at which all were attired a.; splii-tor-", and the paper gave excellent reasons why one might be a bachelor mud, anil how to ne happy though single. Occasionally the men are ask- , as when the Dutch lunch was Riven The honor is considered very great, as i he girls conduct the ir meetings wdth gtueb sec rec y. All live in the neighborho d. so no escorts are needed in going luck

litiieed tiv a committee who uilt Ao

ride upon the merits of "each; then the and r,,r,h1: 'be boys ar. 1 1 I A.I .All A t r, M f,'nt.i.t it.

headgear Is to be donned by the girls Hy this time every ore will be in a holiday humor and ready for the dining room. Tba table centerpieee is a s'raw hat in lieu of a bosket, filled with flowers; bonbon boxes In shape of ha s are the faiors. and the ice cream Is In he shape of hats with a flower laid on Oaei plate Madame .Merrl.

permitted to call at ten o'clock. ih-

hour the club sounds ' taps." Meetings eijien at gffoa aad c lose at n, bo all are h"i a by 11 Madame Merrl.

The "Bcaucat.-her" Curl. Beauc atrher c urls travel in pairs and depend with highly artistic effect from the back of the fair owner's h ad. There are two kinds the modest and Inoffensive variety that occupies a ee luded position at Ore base f thn coiffure, and the aggressive and prominent type that wander gracefully down the neck and over the shoulder, stirtgeattf of lost hairpins. Embroidery Panels. Wido embroidery, made with the double edge. Is used for panel a on some of the prettiest lingerie dre.mes.

Both"r;ome Blorkheerts. The only way to keep the co-nj. Prion free from blackheads Is to scrub the face every night with warm water, pure soap and a correct :n von brush, rinsing tbOTOttgbly, drying carefully an 1 then rubbing In crem marqule or orange flower skin food. A good skin food is ahvava desirable for the reason that It keeps wrinkles from forming, enti-tintly building up new tissue as the old Is worn out or broken down.

Cultivate Repose. Some hands laggaal at rpetitl motion, making many little fut n;9 tlons utterly de- ,-. of meaning or grace, such ai arranging and rearranging tbt hair, wiping the fro or eys. arranging the collar r,r gall All such nervous habits should h fought

ach pnei run tp from the very hem against and the hands trataoi In the to about ilrdle height. Ibatafy of rep.e.

AM-Cclabli PrcpflMlion lor As sligfjalkaj the nod trndBefftfta lUtji allC lotucttlto ibal IkmMS of

Fromolos DafftdtottXaWrtVi ngssandRi M Cootaliisnelfbtr Opium, MoffMnd nor Mmtral. Not Na&cotio.

CASTORIA For Infants and Children.

The Kind You Have Always Bought

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ApCTfecl Remedy forConsUpfl Hon. Suur SUimach,IliaiTht)efl Worms .Convulsions .Kevtrishncss and Los of Sleep. TacSunilc Signature of KEW YORK.

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In Use

For Over

Thirty Years

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Idle for a Time Only. "Will real lo.if me brers?" a ked the bnpecaakMU noble ma a cf his wealthy Am i m bride, "i will lcof roe at a

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The eaetpem crops of cur Northern Crown IVdifirec hcein on eur mc1 firms the past year compel us lo issue a special catalogue called SAwrii - aaaaaia sftm book. This is brim full of bargain seeds at I arga n prices. v. orNU THIS NOTICE TO-DAT. and receive free sudiaent seed to prow 5 tea of grass on your lot or farm this aaauaei aad cur treat Bargaia See.1 Pock with its wondertul surjnes and great bargains in seed at batgaia prices. Remit 4c and w-e add a package of Co mos, the most fashionable, serviceable beautiful annua! flower. .Trhn A. Falzer Seed Co., Lock Drawer K., La Cr . Wis. It is strarje that the wideawake chap ho the baldlicael row at the barlesgae show is generally the one who always sleeps when he goes to church. To Get the Bet Out of Life Order the life habits to conform to the laws rf hygiene, take proper rest, food, dnnk and exercise, have plenty of light, fre-h air and i-uiish'ne. and take a cup of GartieM Tea daihr. Tbie mild laxative inarei Good Health. lrugg.&t sell (Jarfield Tea. Bran awaaa Is ibauletely sure the man t-lie get br a huxband will allow her le do junt as he pleSSM in the matter of spending money. It Cures While You Walk. Allen's Poet-Base is a certain cure for hot, sw-at'ng, calhms, and swollen, aching fi-.-t Sold Lv all Dniccists. Price 25e. IVm't

M id any substitate. 1 rial package FRKK

To Cuba, Zvey Fridaw, the Havana Limited. A swell Pullman train of dining car, club ear w?th smoking room, barber -b -p

ani lutli r.i:i, witu tartar and v. l.t in1 attendance; i-tateroom. drawing room ad observation t-'.eejung cars. leaves St. I tu at V ir, P. M. the m bile and Ohio H H , and arrives at the steamship devks at Mobile at 3:0 p If Saturdays. On arrival rf the Havana Limited, the pal.i . ,1 i

nmcteend.not, twuitcrew . "rniice (teurge" sails, and gaaece into the harbor of Havana at runr.-e Mondays. Returning, the S. S "Pliaee (ienrgc" ails from Havana at 1:00 P. M. Wednesdays, arriving al Mobile at daylight Fridays, and the Havana Liinitcif leaves the steamship docks at 9:00 A. M. and arrives at St. Louis SoMirday mornings. A delightful week's outing inexpcn-iv.?

and full oi interest. Txi- rate excursion tic kets good for sir. month. Call on your home Agent or write .Tno M. Bcall, Lieneral 1'aefenger Agent. St. Louis. If a mm should try to obey all the laws on the statute books he nvght eseap the penitentiarv by getting into the lunatic asylum.-St. Iuis Glol Democrat. To Clean Oil Tainting.

Mnnv are not aware that oil niint ings

may le successfully eleoned bv an oma- ! teur. Hip a cloth in tepid IVory Soap tids and wring a'mot drv. (Jo over the; picture very carefully until dirt and fly 1 pelcs are removed. tbn apply boiled linseed oil with a flannel cloth. ELEANOR PARKER. 1 Nev. r lorrow trouble today that yen can j :! . rT nd : .

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The Reliable

FAMILY REMEDY

All Druggists

.25 50 f 100

PR FARL S. SLOA?

OMON.MASJ

SICK HEADACHE

That Delightful Aid to Health iPaxttlie

Toilet Antiseptic Whitens the teeth purines mouth and breath cures nasal catarrh, sore throat, sore eyes, and by direct appli. alion cures all inilamcd, ulcerated and catarrhal conditions caused by feminine ills. Paxtine possesses cxtraordiniy cleansing;, healing and gernucielal qualities u: like anything else. At all druggists. 50 cents LARGS TRIAL PAO.'iCB FREK

Th" R. Pazton Co., Loston, M.osa

d irc-.- .M en S. Olmsted. jt Key, N. Y.

Every iatetnatieaal controversy is inatrwaental m developing a lov of dry g 'I- 1 ' dip'oni its. A Guaranteed Cure fcr Piles. h hing TVind. Bleeding. Prritriding Pi'oa. rrugvlots are awtboriasd to refund money if Paoo Ointment fails to cur- UtttO Udays. 50o e 1 No one will gainsay the koaaty of the r;l abo can stand the bieakf.irt table test . Lew is' Single ILndrr cigar richest, most Kiti-txing mi, :. n the- miik.. Your Jeaki ci Lev m' Factory, l'eoru. 111. It takes a married genius to invent a ri . eicuse.

Positively cured by the " Little Pills. Tbey also relievo DtiTess trcm Dyspepsia. Indlgest !on and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect remedy for Dizziness. Nan? ca. Drowsiness, Cod T sUi ta tie Month, Coated Tongue, pn jn the Habj TO It PID LIVE It. TL.CJ

regulate tOe Bowr-Is. Par ly Vegetable. SMALL PH L SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.

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RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA Ll'NBAfiO BACKACHE SCIATICA SPRAINS BRUISES StR T.NESS STIFFNESS FROST-MIT i .

VASELINE COLD CREAM ( j'jrt er lubti) Keeps Ih'? skin in a soft and healthy' dition and preearv a the con. pi, xi :,.

CAPSICUM VASELINE

Better than the old-fashioned anaaafd plx;ter. A wonderful counter-irritant that will not blister the most delicoto km. lor uki ia tho sick mom or aaaseta it ia tbo i.' t, mo t modern and t'.iu best.

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VASELINE CAMPHOR ICE Superior to anvthine in uso for chipped h.mds and bps and lo atlas all irritation of tho skin. Cures sun-burn.

Can bm obtained from rlnatca'. t?elr., or will .end br mail om rvcrtpl uf 15 ci.U in ncnf or .lamp. CHESEBROUGH MFG. CO., 17 State St., NEW YORK

PRICE. 5a 23 Cta. ga

inaAr.KEri'S KEADÄCKH POWDERS UM QUICKLY CUKL HEADACHE, NEURAL GIA AND FEVERS. I Prkc 10c i houandt me and Indont Ihttn km a,o k.ü. oiks. OoM let iK.ntjr i.vta,

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