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SHU 1 J. i" tit. Pass the Critical Pcrio J Safclj asJ Ccxfcrtally by Taking Lyilia E. Piakhaa's Vegetable j."I i-jvf :-u.-n Lydla t d h fV r-. r i r J r-ir.,-i "ha- ; of Lifa r ". J I it ia a n. r i rr in such a cr r. Ltc n. I c.oul.i r.t ; ;- -t rr.y food and had much pain and burning in my stomach aft or rcl'. I cd i not il-rp. h- ILl, k.d., rr. I w. rrt of all v. rretf Siot fla- iC2. I j v,7 in the j 3 -ra a h o u t Vc:--. 'ill C r--;,;, i ;-, I tr 1- 3 it.. Now I tctl all nat-and can work Letter. You have my j -emission to publish this letter." Victoria KorrL, 21 Oak Iti Je Ave., ommit, N . J. If yota have warning symptoms eueh en a sens'; of suffocation, hot Rashes, headache., backache, dread of im-pen-iinK .?vil, timidity, sounds in the ara, pa!j.itation of the heart, fparka b-"fire the eyes, irregularities, constipation, variable appetite, weakness, in.raiptui and dizziness, get a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and beg: in taking the medicine at once. V.V know it tviil help you as it did Mrs. Koppl. Rare Coins Are Worth a Fortune. a ; t :v rHn ' H.rt i. .-1 r. 1 w v.-'. 1'. h v r I 1 ' "'? ii' r,--,r.t t f ' tv lol!ar 1 o s t .n Kay ' . n '. t-: V. 011 ;r,.ii,,i 1 v rt , N. Y Of Course. ' il mind letting "Would 1 1 e o rr 1 5 tiiinufi's earlier after this liiiiikkci jirl'. "Veil . fM " aked the I've t:,ovd ever ti Jersey. : nd I can't eatch mv train noh-ss I leave, tlie etU q!!!l Tier of ti vo." at a "You heuld have hefore yHi tlhiVed,' thought f that said Ids employer. "I did," was the reply. "That's the n 1 moved." r BOSCHEE'S SYRUP. A roM Is prohahly the niOFt coror.ion of all disorders and when neglected is npt to he most dangerous. Statistics fallow that more than three times as many people died from influenza hist year, as were killed in the jrreatest war the world, has ever knmMi. For the last hftydhree years p.osehee's S,mp has heen used for coughs, hronehitis. colds, throat irritation and e.sperially lun troubles. It jrivts the p-atient a Rood night's rest, free from courhinj:, with easy evj.eeioration la the morniti?. Made In America and used in the homes of thousands of families all over the civilized world. Sold everywhere. Adv. Proper Medium. "Cau' t rumps "Sun o i 1 d i l: up anything it sjinHes." for lit mai Catarrh Cannot Be Cured by LOCAh At'l'LIOATlONS. as they cannot re;nti the po-vt of tlie dl?i4ae. tat,rrh la a local disease, prratly mtlurtK . lv con'tlnitmn:!! oondltions. HALL'S CATAlilUl MKl'lCINta will cure catarrh. It t taken Internally and acts througli the Bioo.i on the Mucous Surfaces of th H.vitem. 1IAI.IVS CATAHIU1 M KHICINB it cumposeil of some of the hest tonics Known. o'-'.t ic-s! with ssoine of tt-e best tlvti purltlers. The rrfpot combination of th i--.T..!:,r.ts- In HALL'S CAT AKRH J!KIlClNi: is what produces sch wonderful results In catarrhal coniitions. Drurelsts TCc. Testimonials free. F. J. v ;,n.oy & Co., Props., ToleJo, Ohio. .Men. ho think money will do cv--r!hinu' may he suspeoied of doing ji n t hi a ;' for jiioin-y. In many eases the he! ween a I'd I'd and a resolution is the date only difference V.i2( New Year line. i 4 i St Charles rIan Tell How He Suffered Before Dean's Cured Him. "Heavy ttniins on my lack and being expired to ail km t i ed tav kidnev?,' 3 ci 1 i a. r. wraa.- " Fivs ,hdm S. SIkI-i-Ml cf St in mv 1 CliarU. 31 '. i no tn.scry v .1- .; r.-t u:t and I h i i to jret up f-evcrat times uunr.ff ino n.uv to pass (ha kidney secretion. I got no re-t nisht or tl.iy y-v and l.'st twentytwo p o n n d 5 ia weight. My eyes huraed a if there w e r e i re in them. I al- had hz.-v : l'. av.-A wck1.1 fol as if I were going to p i. tck , f-.srw.ird. S !i a r p catches wou! 1 take me in y b a c L if -o:;wr.e were driving a sharp h n i f o i n i ( m v 1 ;sik. My kidnev s were s weak I had iv ctitrel ever them and the secretion wrre pe:mty una pwrnet in asFa?e. 1 lid piiRf m my K. 1 ;-.-r too. 1 was urn cd. I tri rcH:t re 't'".v m no ! Ihhfs' Kit :'vt. I was rd vised r.;u 1 warn I d CTV. I ivai a n's c f.vn rowed ct my r.nsCt D at Asy Stera, CO a tie r, iv . Jin - P1I.LS H CO BUFFALO. K.Y. mi J- ' ' . - t f S' t S1! h o remcCY that conre o 1 ,x i r .. 1 tut r i ut I i.-i, to tu .. .i yv ur d.-v , 1. t L

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Iiidianni.olij. With the pawnee' of a r'-o'uti n hy tlie Ituhana legislature rat if ' in the woman's suffrage atiiendruent to the national Constitution, and ti:;f itro;..-ct that this amendment may 1--i::;o r-jTretive f-onn, the status of vvo?n-n voters in Indiana at !oth the r,'.t priiiinry and ele'tin is lein? dis-a-'d. There are varying ophiions as to just what rights women will -have undvr i!iffTfnt cireurnstances that niav -om- ui. and the whole matter

prohah! v will i.'tvo tu he passed on at an early s eolairdsvion --ion of the It-mht is state election expressed at hoth the Iiepuhlleim and Ieniocmtie state hea!qtsarters ce.tieerrdnjr whether women may vote at the next primary election, even if the federal amendment is ratified soon, and although the Indiana law now cives women. tlu riht tovote for presidential electors. Seymour. Jud-e James A. ('or. in the Jackson circuit court, entered judgment against the Indiana hoard of tax commissioners in a suit filed hy the r.ljsh .Milium company of Seymour, in which the company challenged the authority of the hoard to assess certain earnings of the company hy allowed arbitrary capitalization. An appear to the appellate court will he taken. The ease is of interest to many corporations jri Indiana and is the first of the kind to come before the courts. The plaintiff has not challenged the constitutionality of the tax law. but argues that the tax commissioners exceeded the authority vested in them hy the act. Lafayette. According to action taken hy the board of county commissioners. Tippecanoe county will experience the Idjrgest road building campaign in history during the coming summer. At the Joint meeting of county commissioners and county council, bonds totaling SSi'to.tMtO were authorized to carry out the work. It is the ini ntion of the commissioners to construct a permanent road that will traverse ihe county from the Montgomery county line on the south to White (ounty lino on the. north. It will be nineteen miles in length, and will pass through the lty of Lafayette. Jeffersonv iile. What is said to have heen a record price 'on the Louis ville breaks was received by James duthrie" & Son for tobacco raied in Clark county, for part of which he received .M cents n pound. The entire crojyof 7,000 pounds sold from Gl to 01 cents a pound. Part of it was grown on the higher river bluff which were formerly regarded waste land. The ('uthries are among scores of Kentucky farmers who have bought land recoil fly in this county. They also raise "other crops, especially potatoes and corn, and have been successful in sheep breeding. Tndianapoiis, The industrial hoard of Indiana has received a letter from Deputy Commissioner James 1 lagerman of the internal revenue department, upholding it in the publication and distribution of its pamphlet on the laws relating to theve:npioyment of women and children. L. Krt Slack, former United States district attorney, censures the pamphlet in a letter to the governor and asked that it be withdrawn because of alleged misstatements. Lafayette. According to figures just compiled. Lafayette is particularly well off. judging hy the per capita bank deposits of the community, which show that for every man, woman and child of census age in the city and West Lafayette, including the several thousands students at Purdue university, there is . ."'.' in local bank deposits. The total deposits in local banks is $!T.',7.Ht. Lafayette. Engineers contractors,; county ollicia and material men willdiscuss Indian!! highway problems, at the sixth road school to he held at Purdue University Jar.nuary 27. -'S and according to the program announced. The highway engineering department of the "school of civil engineering will have the co-operation of the County Highway Superintendents association. Indianapolis. -The legislature took foraial action indorsing the attempt of Os'-ar U. I.uhrlng. representative from I the First district in the United States I 1 on so of representatives, to obtain for Indiana : ho statue of Abraham Lincoln now at Washington. It will he placed in the Nancy Hanks cemetery. Ft. Wayne. Kotartans from nil parts of Indiana will be here February tary kd district conference, winch includes all of the state. Ft. Wayne is preparing to enter a in more than 2,'H.) delegates and their wives. Anders.ni, city engineer Lamphear has prepared figures showing that a t-ew trunk sewer system in Anderson would cost f-Tc U and would be r ssessed against approximately 10.O.X) proierty owners nt ?70 for eacli pro perty. Indii an -The federal amendi.unt for woman suffrage was ratified by both houses of the Indiana legislature, meeting in special session here. T.i the senate the vote was 43 to 3 and in the l.o'.;.,- PO to 0. Indiana Is the twentv-fdxth state to ratify the amend- ; icut. Evansville. Some of th coal dealers of Ev ansville are selling nimp coal f.t 21 cents a bushel. This is the highest price ever charged for coal in this city. Washington, T C Edward C. Miller was nominate! by President Wilson, to Le postmaster at Fort Wayne.

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der and uric acid troublea B7 r . TV i U f Th National Remedy of Holland for centuries and endorsed by Queen WRhelmina. At all. druggists, three sizes. Lek for tha natma Gc'J Madal on Tory hm auud accept no iauUUioa nningSoroi Fternember, I stand, back of every box. Every druggist guarantees to refund the purchase price (35 cents) if Peterson's Ointment ootsn't do all I claim. I g-uarantee it for eczema, old sores, .runjjing Fores, .salt rheum, ulcers, fore raippiea, broken breasts, itching skin, skin diseases, blind, bleeding and itchins piles as well as for chafing, burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and sunburn. "I had 30 running sores on my leg for 11 years, was in three different hospitals. Amputation was advised. Skin grafting was tried. I was oured by usinsr Peterson's Ointment." Mrs. F. K. Boot, CS7 Michigan street, Buffalo, N. Y. . Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointment Co., Buffalo, N.' Y. .':".. Money back -without question if HUNT'S SALVE fails in tlie treatment of ITCH. ECZEMA, RING WORM.TETTER or other itciiiptr skin diseases- Price 15c at drurists, or direct from A.B.tle'iarji 4Se4Icln C.SherffisiJii. Didn't Like Golf.' When Do Wolf Hopper in -"The Ret-, ter 01e" played a recent cMgagemeiit at a downstate .university, the following conversation; took .phice between two coeds: . 5 . "Are you going to see "'The Better oie?';: . ' I' "No"; I just can't stand those golf stories, and I know that I wouldn't like a golf play" A number of local golf players agree that the nineteenth, hole, vast the better ole,, especially. -Jkefot-e.Apti-il 191S. Detroit Free Press. . . .-. . . VWOu-s r I i !' & .. J f errIf - Get instant relief with 'Tape's .Cold- Compound' Don't stay stuff ed-up! Quit blowing: and snuffling ! A dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses are taken, usually breaks up a cold and. ends all grippe misery. . The very first dose opens your clogged-up nostrils .and the air passages of your head; stops nose running; relieves the headache, dullness,' feverlshness, sneezing, soreness, stiffness. "Pape's Cold Compound" -Is the quickest, surest-relief known and. costs. -only a few cents at drug stores. It 1 acts without assistance. Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. Insist oh Pape's I Adv. A Cultured Quarter. - "We are now passing through a neighborhood which has morTT cultureto the square foot than any other part cf town." , . "Weill Well! Everybody about here, I suppose, is a high-brow." " "Yes. Why,-the people in this neighborhood talk about Shakespeare as if he hadn't been 'dead more than a week." 1 " 1 RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. To half pint of water add 1 oz. Bay Rum, a small box of Barbo Compound, and h oz. of glycerine. Apply to the hair twice a week until it becomes the desired shade. Any druggist can put this up or 3011 canmix it at heme at very little cost. It will gradually darken etrerfked, faded gray hair, and will make harsh hair soft and glossy. It will not co'or the scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not rub off. Adv. r Different Times. You don't see any editorials today w on the subject of whither are we drifting.". "No; whither are we skidding is the proposition now." . To Have a Clear Sweet Skin. Touch pimples, redness, roughness or itching, if any,, with Cuticura Ointment, then bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Rinse, dry gently and dust- on a little Cuticura Talcura to leave a fascinating-fragrance en skin. Everywhere 25c each. Adv. Appropriate. "What do you think are the best Sowers for an April bride to carry?" "I would advise a shower Kmquet." Has Strong, l!e&hj . If they Tire, Itch, Smart or rum, if Sere, Irritated, Ja;lnied ct C.rz.w.&tc'lt'cr' 1 2 Ilifreihes. l.-f: i:i z'lzn. Soothes. :iDnr;:tt. r.!iX:r -.,. - - -

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It's a.v- pre at shame, said Beautifui. . , "Still, you're happy, aren't you?" asked Cor-gVous. . . "To be.. sure," said Beautiful ; "but I would like a little more attention. That is why I've tried to be such a nice word alF these years and 'have tried to" stand 'for so'mething wellsomething pretty and lovely .(ml gorgeous ' and- everything else which makes up something which is beautiful,:" . "And." said Gorgeous, "I can feel the same way as:. you do,. For I've tried to be a magnificent, word. 1'v.e tried to be such a nice word." " " "So have "i;s !said Glorious. "I've tried to be such a nice word." "What is the quitter?" asked Wonderful. "What are you all talking a hour?" "'.-.. "It is v.ivd to tell you what I have been talking about, or what I have been thinking about," said Beautiful, "because I don't want to hurt your feelings, and I "Jcn't want you to think I'm .jealous." : - "Do tell me," said Wonderful. "Perhaps T can help you." "Let's tell 'Wonderful," 'said Gorgeous. "rVes. let us. tell Wonderful,'-' said Glorious. "Do tell me." said Wonderful. "Well." said .Gorgeous, "as Beautiful spoke first, perhaps it would he a good thing for Beautiful "to tell thestory. . . - - . "Won't you teirir, Beautiful? Won't you telt .what you thought was a great shame, and.what you still doubtless think is n great shame "iV , "Yes," said Beautiful, "I will. For, after all, you cheered me up by asking me if, .in spite, of all, I still was not happy. And I am happy. I am just a' little upset thstt I am not -better-thought' cf an'd that people 'don't like roe better." . .'.' "Explain it all -to Wonderful," said G.lpriaus. , "We must, tell Yonderfjil what we've been thinking and not say anything' behind Wonderf til's back vye "wouldii't'say to' Wonderful's face." "Ah, that is. our nice, gooif, sunny, bright, 'Glorioys speaking," said Beautiful. "Yes ! I' will 'tell Wonderful everything, for I ihink you .words un derstarid wliat I mean now, don't you?" "I think we . do," sail Gorgwus. "for we began fo talk before Wonderful came to talk! Wonderful Is always so busy and doesn't have so much time to talk. "Yes, we understaud," isaid Glorious, "so just exi'lain to AYonderful." . "You see," said Beautiful, "we"ie all been feeling rnher badly that no" one used us. You see, we're always trying to live up to our names. We're always trying to be beautiful and gorgeous and glorious. "We don't try to be mean or horrid or ugly. But we've been feeling badly because no one seemed to like us. We "Just a Little Upset." haven't been jealous of you. Wonderful, but . we thought, for you go with people so much and you hear so much of wliat they hive to say, always being used as you are with other words they choose." - . . "Ah," said. Wondeiliih "I understand". You've never . gone back on your names. You've always meant ..the same things. You've been fine to keep your names and to be beautiful and gorgeous and. 'glorious.- - - ' "But you needn't feel badly because you haven't been given much attention and because you. haven't been used much lately. People have got. into, the habit of saying everything is wonderful. S . 'Really and truly I've been worked to death. I don't like to be worked so hard. I really and truly don't. I gettired, and yet'I have to lie ready when they want me. I'm just jumping from one to another and sometimes I'm half with one and half with another at the same time. "But you ' keep oa being Beautiful, and Gorgeous and Glorious, for ycu are three lovely words and Wonderful couldn't get along without you." "Ah, Wonibrrful." said. Beautiful", "you do cheer us up. Yes, you ara Wonderf rd." .. . . " : And .they all laughed as iliei what a useful, fitting, wonderful tt really wr.s f " .. .- ; aw urd' Misdirected "Concentration. Tin afraid tha t boy of ours lacks concentration." "Oh, he has couciiitriitio'fl'vnough, only Instead ;of usi-ag- It 6i" the worlc h? has to Go he concentrates upon how ta escape- doing it." ,-

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: Anticlimax. She clung to him. Tie could feel the subtle warmth of her burning into his soul. Something within him stirred. He touched her bare shoulders, with the tips of his fingers, her hot breath in his face. "My gosh !" he said, tfembling. "What would yeu have me do?" ' She lifted her eyes to his eyes In which burned an inscrutible fire. - "Pick up your feet, "you poor fish, and don't step on. my gown again until the dance" is over," she murmured. California Pelican. New Form of Torture. "How did you enjoy your visit to the Blithersbys?" "It was an ordeal." "How so?" "I had to sit through 1,000 feet of the baby." "What?" "Film, you know. They were showing me motion pictures of the little darling taken between the years of one and three." Birmingham A sell oral d. Let It Co at That. McNutt So you were hit by an auto? Do you expect any damages? McPutt I'm satisfied; Tve had enough. Physical cheap, but courage can be bought tinpurmoral courage any price. is j chasable at food" values and malted found in " v. 'IXSQZ

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