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1 Ailment t wrt every perion who euttcrs wltü ,, t rxa of Klunejr sllmmt. no matter botr rarT remedies tlicy have tried, no r"r many doctors thej bave conuM 3 r mntter how serious the ese. to i.e v nrrn ii Kidney Iternedy n trial, y a k o netonlshed to see how quickly It re "i all pains In thn back loins M 8 eansed by the kidneys, l'ou 1 I surjirlaed to see how quickly it tf 1 s the kttcUWik In the feet and if si ptiöno" under the eyes, after I k - a a f'n' does of this remedy. You de Iphted to see the color returntrt i r r rhickti and feel the thrill of tit r a rood cheer. If your Urine Is t k ' ibIIUt, If It I palo and foamy, if if" "s edlments or brlekdint. If It Is He t '"ed or has a.n onnlre smell, if j t 'tnnte frequently, you should per- .,, i. 'aKlnp tlil remedy until all sympt .tns i'isppear. We believe this remedy . t "'i more Ferlous kidney ailments t a the Kidney medicines that have itrr, , rr rounded. Professor Munyorj beHerri that the terrible denth rate from Brie' Hlseaee and Diabetes li unnec ts, -T nnd will be greatly reduced by this flo once to your drneelrit and purchase if" o of Munyon's Kidney remedy. If It f o Rive natlsfactlon I will refund your r ney Munyon. F 1 tale by nil drucKlsts. Price 25c. Never Vary in Quality or Taste because the utmost care is taken by Lib" by's Chefs to select only the choicest materials, and put these up in the same careful manner every time. You are thus assured of uniform fondness, and this is the reason that the Use cf Libby's gives such funeral satisfaction to ca cry housewife. Try these Ltbby Foods: Dried Boef Mexican Tama Ig Ham Loaf Chili Con Carno Vienna Sausago Evaporated Milk For luncheon, spreads or every day rrrals, they arc just the thing. Keep a iup?y in the house 'ou never can tell when they will come in handy Ask for Ubby'm and be mre you Ret Ubby'm. Ubby, McNeill & Uüby Headache ' M 'a'her has been a sufferer from sick Of 'c e fc r the last tweutv-fi ve years and .. nunu any reitel until lie began UkUR vour Cascarets. Since he has WR-n taiing Caacarets he has never had toe fceadat he They have entirely cured v ktcis no wnat you recommend wem t0 do. I will give you the privilege K ms name." u. M. UiclCRon, "so kesiner St., W. Indianapolis, Ind. t P'tWe. Potent. Taste Good. Iß, VCer Slkn. WesVea or Gripe, i .4. k. .Never 10,1 10 buIl- The jren,.,bJ,t UnjPi C C C. Guaranteed to wTue sr ycux Eoonay back. 825 DA'SY FLY KILLER -a B.m.rt mm... . JAl. Cht.. Clnncliplti r ip i,r win DM II or Injar urIhlnt 0iimnl4 .S.flh. Of t d.t). tri er mt pr.p.U fofSOtu HAROLD OHM UO D.I.Ik mm ' It., Bmktra.S.T. U 1 INDIANAPOLIS, No. 21, 1909. V.. $ 3 50 ShV. Tk i 1 VP M,D 3'00 c 'd'uS 'lh, !l,.,",.7,,'or."thrM.iu;,bf,. if I 3Ltt,x " m th tt.oi " ' thr n 'Ju r tlb". lesjtr !. n Wji' hr of thf.T7nllr. - " il H I, --'-"in III I I III 11 1fl f I - i 1WI 1 "Iir fTAtllllaiA - . . . ' nil .-w ... niTirt i-Tivrv r nniia

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Wasted Condolence. Paul Wllstach, playwright and biographer of Richard Mansfield, discussed at the Players' Club, New York, a farce that had failed. "It wasn't worth much," said Mr. Wllstach, "and I suppose Its author minds lis failure no more than old Jethro Higgins of my- native Lafayette minded the decease of his third wife. "The minister visited Jethro to con. dole with him, but the old man, puff-. mg on nis pipe, said: "Thank ye, parson, fur the visit and kind words; but. as fur Hannah Maria, she wus a cross-grained critter, and the Lord's welcome to her.'" BURDENS LIFTED FROM BENT BACKS. A bad back Is u heavy handicap to those of us who work every day. Nine turn's out of ten, it Is due to sick kidneys. The only way to 11 ml relief is to cure the kidneys. Donn's Kidney Pills have given sound, strong biU-ks to Hirtficfinrla nf TTtPll fjNs. I i and women. II iKsJ l Mrs. Snlcer. .",04 S. Seventh St.. De Kalb, 111., says: 'There was a se vere dull pain in the right side and back that troubled me a great deal and I bad frequent headaches and dizzy spells. Doau's Kidney I'llls relieved me nt once, however, and have made me hotter In every way." Sold by all dealers. f0 cents a bos Fobtcr-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. A Scene Not In a Play. An extraordinary scene took place In the Princess' Theater. Iondon, on the night of the first production of Charles Rcaile's great play, "Never Too Late to mend," Oct. 4, 1SC5. During the prison scene a large quantity of water was thrown over Miss Moore, who took the part of Josephs, the character done to death by the warders. One of the critics. Mr. Tornlln. of the Moraine Ad vertlser. rose from his seat and pub licly protested against the unnecessary cruelty. This aroused almost a riot among the audience, and the action oi the play was stopped for some consid erable time. Fuel was added to the fire by George Vlnlnc, the lessee of the theater, who was playing the part oi Tom uobinson and who made a most Imprudent speech, In which he prac tlcally Insulted every critic present with the result that the theater wai left severely alone by the press for many months. The play, however. turne! out to be a popular success and had. for those days, the phenom enal run of 140 performances. Convincing Proof. "Do you think that alienist's testi mony proves anything?" asked one lawyer. "Yes." answered the other; "at glance It shows conclusively the side by which he was retained." washing ton Star. At The Rutcher's. 'is the meat dear?" "No, ma'am, sheep!" Philadelphia Ledger. MAKING SUNSHINE. It Is Often Kouiiil In I'nre Fond. The Improper salectlon of food drives many a healthy person Into the depths of despairing illness. Indeed, most sickness comes from wrong food and just so surely as that Is the case right food will make the sun shine once more. An old veteran of Newburyport, Mass., says: "In October, I was taken sick and went to bed, losing 47 pounds In about CO days. I had doctor after doctor, food hurt me and I had to lire almost entirely on magnesia and soda. All solid food distressed me so that water would run out of my mouth In little streams. "I had terrlbJe night sweats and my doctor finally said I had consumption and must die. My good wife gave up all hope. We were at Old Orchard. Me., at that time and my wife saw Grape-Nuts In a grocery there. She bought some and persuaded mo to try It. "I had no faith In it but took It to please her. To my surprise It did not distress me as all other food had done and betoro I had taken the fifth package 1 was well on the mend. The pains left my head, my mind became clearer and I gained weight rapidly. "I went back to my work again and now after tlx weeks' use of the food I am better and stronger than ever be fore In my life. Grape-Nuts Burely saved my life and made'me a strong hearty man, 15 pounds heavier than before I was taken sick. 'Both my good wife and I are will ing; to make affidavit to the truth of this." Read "The Road to Wellvllle" In pkgs. "There's a Reason." Ever rend the 'above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They arc genuine, true, and full of human interest.

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S 1 o r i e 1 1 nen Urownell boarded tho train and started away for his last year at couege, ne reu liko a new man with a great and unalterable purpose dn life. Ho had Just bade his fiancee, the grave, sweet-mapnered, lovely Maria Itamsely, good bye; but he felt bo sure of her avd of himself that ho entertained no fear of anything arising that couiu alter tnoir love for each other. ir anyone had told him that nine months later ho would be kissing anomer gin farewell, he would have laughed in his informer's face at tho absurdity of such an idea. How It all happened, ho, himself, naraiy Knew. A friend had engaged rooms wun uie semi-aristocratic Bea son family, who lived conveniently near the campus. It was thebe witching daughter Alice that met him at tho door and showed him to his room. Ho liked her looks that day everybody ciiu. as tne weeks went by he was charmed by her blithe, chamlng ways. There came a time when he took her to a college function; and then followed a dance or two. There were little tete-a-tetes in the hallway and he began to wanuer into the parlor of an evening, when he was weary from his stud ies, it was like a strong tonic to leave his books and spend an evening in ncr company, listening to her singing her witty repartee and her riot ous laughter, watching the ever chanc ing expression of her handsome, dark eyes. He had told Maria of the first evening that he had spent with Alice, but ne nau soon ceased to mention her In his letters. That was after he had be gun to feel a little guilty. For trradtially, almost imperceptibly, the letters that had held such an inspiration for Ulm lost their power to please and strengthen him, and by-and-by there came at times a sneaking, half-wish that he was free from his promise to the girl at home, so that he might enjoy, with a clear conscience, the pleas ure he found In the company of the one present But he would rather have taken his own life rather than break the heart of the loving, noble, faithful Maria. He would stay true to her at all odds. But. for all that, there was a pang in the parting with Alice Benson that cast a cloud over his love for Maria and darkened the pleasure of his home cominga cloud that was not to be dispelled altogether for many years. Brownell and his wife were attending a class reunion in the old college town. Fifteen years had passed since he left the portals of the college be hind. His married life had been hanny and prosperous, but he had never quite forgotten the girl he had left In order to keep his word with his first love. How lightly the years sat upon Ma ria, he thought as he compared her to the other wives that were presented to him by the old class fellows. He half wished that they had asked him to bring the children also. But with this pride in her and his family there came a glimpse of Alice before 'their return. Suddenly she stood before him. But how changed! She had not taken on matronly beauty like the dear Maria; she had only grown old. She seemed to have shrunk Into herself; crowfeet were deeping about the corners of her mouth and eyes; the knit of her brows and the petulant droop of her mouth told plainly of a fitful temper that had taken place of the old gaiety that he had admired in her. He felt an unwonted swelling of pride as he Introduced his wife in turn. He was very attentive to her that evening, and very tender when alone again in their hotel. When he had helped her remove her wraps he sud' denly surprised her by clasping her in his arms. "Dear old girlie," he murmured, as he kissed her twice, with unusual ardor: "there is no such another woman as you in the whole world, I know." One Too Many. A street car In charge of a newlynppolnted Irish conductor had just left tne car barn for the down-town run. Before It had proceeded many blocks It was boarded by an Inspector. This official, after a glance at the register and the occupants of the car, nsked, in surplre: "Why, O'Flaherty, hows this? o bavo seven pas sengers, and tho registor shows but six fares rung up!" "Begorra. Is that so?" puzzled tho green conductor. Then Instantly a happy solution of the difficulty struck him. "Git out o' horo, wan o' yez! he shouted. "There s wan too mamo yez on this car! Harper s Weekly. Compensation. A small boy. returning from school one day, Inquirod of his father what people meant when they spoke of the law of compensation." The father. In the course of his explanation, clled the fact that if one of the senses Is lost some one of the others receive a cor responding development; as. for ex ample, if a man's sight became impaired his sense of touch or of honrIn& would become more scute, and so on. "Oh. now t see why it Is." Inter rupted the little fellow, "that when one leg Is shorter than It ought to be the other Is always longer. ' Harper's Weekly. immaterial. The Janitor of a small church on the South Side raises a few chickens In a smnll enclosure in his back yard. The eggs of these he sells to some members of the church in which ho works. Last Saturdny, one of his customers asked him if ho could spare a dozen eggs within the next two or three days. "Oh. no," protested the housewife: I shouldn't want you to bring them on Sunday not on Sunday, John " "Well." replied John, "all right. ma'am. If you say so, but It don't make no difference to the hens." Harper's Weekly. Some folks never appear to enjoy Ife's roses until they sit down among the thorns.

A Musical Feat. Jack London, tho author, was introduced one day to a musician. "I. too. am a musician in a small way,' London said. "My musical tab

tui was once tho means of saving my life." "How was that?" the musician nuked. "There was a great flood in our town in my boyhood." responded London. "When the water struck our house my father got on a bed and floated with the stream until he was rescued." "And vou'" said the musician. "I arcrmpanttd him on the piano." Clevolanl Lta icr Pays for Offending Pride. Dr. Bodloe, former consul at Amoy, was introduced to Edward Ivy, a merchant of Raleish. N. C. the other night. Frequently Dr. Bedloe was ad dressed by some of his story telling acquaintances as "Doc." "Some years ago." related the North Carolinian, "I was advised to consult Dr. Osier, the famous Johns Hopkins pathologist. He looked me over and then prescribed a new mode of living rather than a lot of medicine. He wasn't with mo twentv minutes. "Now, down nt home, where we know the physicians, we hail thorn good naturedly as Doc. Forgetting that I was a btranger. I said to Os ier, 'Well how do w3 stand, Doc?' '"Fifty dollars,' he rtplled, and bis tone of voice had no sweetness in it. '"What's that, Doc?' I asked. 'Fif ty?' '"I said $30.' ho answered; '$50.' "I paid it and hurried away. Soon I began thinking, and the notion came to me that ho added a few dollars for the manner in which I addressed him. "Since which time." concluded Mr. Levy, "when addressing a physician I call blm Mr. Doctor or esquire. Washington Co. New York Times. Umbrellas. Umbrellas were first used in China and Japan. airs. Winston' Soothlnnr Srrnn for children tecthira. toftens the rumi, reduces inflammation, allays pain, cure wind colic 25 cent a bottle. Wise Step. "Don't you think Clubman, the au thor, was foolibh to marry?" "No, Indeed. With a man of his habits marriage is sure to result 1 the creation of a great deal of fiction. -Kansas City Times. To Ertijoy the full confidence of tho Well-informed of the World and tho Commendation of the most eminent physicians it was essential that tho component parts of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna should be known to and approved by them; there fore, the California Fig Syrup Co. pub lishes a full statement with every package Tho perfect purity and uniformity of pro duct, which they demand in a laxative remedy of an ethical character, are assured by the Company's original method of man ufacturc known to the Company only. The Ogs of California are used in the production of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna to promote the pleasant taste, but the medicinal principles are obtained from plants known to act most beneficially. To get its beneficial effects always buy the genuine manufactured by the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for Ealo by all leading druggists. Finger Nails. Tho nails of two fingers never crow with the same degree of rapidity. The nail of the middle finger grows with the greatest rapidity and that of the thumb the least. A Lawyer's Reply, Mrs. Benham What was tho fight nt the baseball game about? Benham I believe the umpire failed to sustain a demurrer. New York Press. Approval. "What do you think of my musical program?" asks the hostess. "Well," answered Mr. Cumrox, look ing over the tops of his glasses, "I must say It sounds better than It reads." Washington Star. Ited, Wcalc, wen it, 1nterr Kre rtellcTed by Marine Ere Itemedy. Compounded by Experienced Phyilclnnv Ma rine uoesn t Mnari: oinci r.ye rain Write Murine Hre Rcraedr Co.. Chlcaco. for llluttmted Kje book Free. A happy heart is bettor than a full purse. Italian. Land Irrigated Land. Perpetual water rlchts. fine wnter. nmductlve ooll, crop failure unknown; f0 buhoIi wbeat per acres 3Vi to ft tons alfalfa. Healthful climate, free timber. Terms easy. Write now. Llnwood Land Co., ltock Sprlnjr. yomlnc. DEAFNESS CUItED If you are hard cf hearlaR cet Immediate relief. Write f-r special trial offer. Tldcman Hcaronbone Co., Menominee, Mlcb. LANDS In Texas and Tronleai Old Mext co for wile by Iihara Tubbs, Lubbock. Texan PILES FAY IF OUWED rnt.r. ttt crom ru

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