Plymouth Tribune, Volume 8, Number 9, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 December 1908 — Page 7

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This ATo.iian says that sSck tvomeii should not fail to try Iydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as she did. Mrs. A. Gregory, of 2353 Lawrence St., Denver, Col., writes to .Mrs. Pinkham: I was practically an invalul for six years, on account of female troubles. I underwent an operation by the doctor's advice, but in a few months I was worse than before. A friend advised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and it restored me to perfect health, such as I have not enjoyed in many years. Any woman suffering as I did with backache, bearinpf-down pains, and periodic pains,should not fail to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." q FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. lor thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been 'the standard remedy for female ill?, and has posit i vely cured thousands of women who have been troubled with Displacements, inflammation, ulceration, fibre id tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indigestion, dizziness or nervous prostration. Why don't you try it ? Sirs. Pinkham invites all sick women .o write her for advice. She hai guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. Bad Taste in 1 the Mouth, ! Appetite Bad, : Head Heavy, j StomachSour, A general feeling of being tired and vorn out unfit for business or the X' d sties or pleasures of life. Is that the Way You Feci T If it is, yon should know that the fc famous tonic laxative, Y Lane's Family ; Medicine : (called also Lane's Tea) will give that perfect internal cleanlintss and wholesomentss which produces health and the feeling of comfort that makes lifo enjoyable. T All dmiäU Bell it ia 2öc. and J 50c. packages. d cc nnnn i nn.rinn it Ulm UUUU aWUUaklllU PATS NO NEED TO JJÄVE AN UGLY NOSE EVERYBODY Ci GET BID Of TIUT COMMIT. riACE LOOK SIMPLY BY BUhS THE FEATtBES MADE TO tUBMO.NIZE Dr. Sanders says lace caa Ic made aosd tsaaiig ant! attractive. Dr. Saund.-rs is a specialist in p a stic suravry and dermatology and ia considered a capable ad any in this or any other con Try. II s methods Mr the correction of Unshapely JJ.-v-ep. Out' am i'f Ears. Large Lips. Sunken Cheeks or Weak Chin are the mott sc entitle and successful of any in the morld. Dr. Saunders has originated and devised more mcassful surgical operations for beautifying the lac- tlian an v ot her surgeon known. His results are the mt wonderful and pleasing th; buinan m ad can imagine. Thousands of grateful patients attest to this fact. I )r. Saunders can fill out -nd obliterate line; and wrinkles in one e-it. He clears the face of I'imples. Scars, MoJ-s. liirth Marks etc, w ithout leaving a trace of ma-k or blemish. Ir. Saunders has vrell equipped offices located t MB State Slreel. Chicags. and is recommended to a-iy one needing adfke or treatment of Facial lilemifches. You are inTited to wr'te for cat pries. All replies in plain, waled e&Tclope. W. T DoaclM mka and sella m men's 93.00 und S3.ÖO shoes than any tth e manufacturer In the world, becum thoy bold their hape, fit better, sad wear longer than aujr other maJkew Shoei it All PHcm, for Every Kemfcir of tha family, Mtn, Boys, Women, Misses Chlldrt Wl.BotjluH OSud .0 SUtlage (hM cuut fee eo.aaJ.4 .y -ea. V. L. Delias SS.SO a&4 S 09 aeoa an Us Wet la th werld Tat Color Xyl'tm C'aerf fxvtutiwol. rTk ftm SViKtitte. W. L. Oobgla mix and pr1-e is stamped on bottom. Sold ererywhere. Shoes mailed from factory to) any part ol he world. Catalogue free. W. L. DOUGLAS. 157 Sesrfc St.. Srecktoe. Mass. Up IXSIST O IIATISO ivnu Dr.MartePfiPreparat on rm4 tr bxi KrllrT rr W ,m " FBEMH Vllt'l 0., SO W. td feu, Ji. Y. City H feu rIsvh SfeiJCx til I Best Courb Syrup. Tastes Good. I I v Use in titte. Sold by dmgeUts. I

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Cnrcd Hheomall n. Nearly everybody 5s suso ptil tr n twir.v of rlieumatLfin, scia'.lca, toothaht lioadache or neuralsia. and it's novcr snfe to be without a good rcaittly for an cmors"ncy of this kiml. No inatlor what kiml of pain you liavo tho lono!icial t-ffft-t of Sloan's Liniment is immediate. You lay it on lightly no rubbing whatever an! a pleasant warmth is felt at once. Tb Liniment penetrates ri.uht to the bono ami quickly stops the pain. .Mr. t'has. J. Hudloinj of Anthony. IL I., l'.ox 123, writes: "For many years I was a great sirfferer from rheumatism. My hips w uld swell to stfinrnious proportions ami my knee joints would pain me in the most' cxeruciatIvx. awful manner Imaginable. I used often to have to fall from the bed into n chair and thence to the floor when I wanted to get from my bed. I used only some six or eight bottles of your celebrated Liniment and was cured. I cheerfully recommend its use to all rheumatic sufferers. Refer to me if you Ilia Wholo Duly. It is not often, that ne man is called uimu to assume the duties of an army. Such a case is on record, however, and is cited In Ilenjamin Willey's "History of tin? White Mountains." At the iirst legal meeting of the eitizens of .the lit tie town of Albany. New Hampshire every soldier In the place was summoned to assemble. The oflicers were duly chosen, but it turned out that there as only one private. Looking wistfully at his suiriors standing in arntj before him. the

solitary representative of the rank" pa id : "Gentlemen, I have only one request to make; that is, as I am the only soldier, I hope you will not be too sever-' in drilling me, but spare me a litf.e. as I may be needed another time." He also remarked that he could form a solid column, but that "it racked him shockingly to deploy. to cunr. a coi.d ix one dav Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablet UrusrgisU refund money If It fails to cure. E. W.U ROVE'S sfsuaturs lsoneach box. l'5c. Ono Mors I'nfortanalr. The iolice justice looked at the battered, disreputable specimen of manhool before him and turned to the policeman. "Officer, he tsked, "what is the complaint r "Rhcumatiz, y'r honor, spoke up the prisoner, answering for himself. Chicago Tribune. Half a gallon of train oil an hour will calm the most boisterous sea around a vessel. Don't Spoil Your Clothes. Use Red Cross Ball Blue and keep then; w h I c is snow. All grocers, 5 cents a packst . ft50,000 FOB FUR OUTFIT. What la Frequently Fold for n Coat, Bon and 31 aft. I find that ix thousand dollars for a sable coat is only a fair price; in fact it is a very low price for a coat of fine sable. As witness this talk that I had tie other day with New York's leading furrier : "Can you show me a gxd sable coat':" I inquired. "Russian sable?" he asked. "Yes," said I, "something especially fine say atout six'thousand dollars." He srrlled. "We haven't anything made up that I would call especially fine. We have a rather short coat of rather light skins, moderate quality, that will cost ten thousand dollars." "Ten thousand dollars I" I exclaimed. "Then what would a good coat cost?" lie continued .to smile and produced a number of fine skins th real Iriperial sable, very dark with silver lights playing through the soft fur. And he showed me the price marks, five hundred and fifty dollars a skin, about ten dollars a square inch. "This is the best Siberian sable," he went on. "A coat f moderate length, say ttirty inches, requires sixty skins and ' "Sixty times five hundred and fifty." I murmured. "Thirty-three thousand dollars, which includes the cost of making." "And a longer coat?" I gasped. "One reaching to a lady's ankle? woirblrcquire, say eighty skins, that Is forty-four thousand dollars," he replied rather matter-of-fact. "Ami you sell coats at such prirvs?" I continued In amazement. "We sell this kind of sable as fast as we can 'get it. The best skins are very scarce. "And a muff?" I asked, meekly, "just a muff?" "Five skins," said he, "twenty-seven hundred and fifty dollars. There's cue in the show case." "And a boa? A little boa?" "Four skins at least, that is twentytwo hundred dollars." Here then evidently I erred not on the side of exaggeration but of understatement; I put down thirty thousand dollars as the maximum yearly sum that a few New York women spend on dress. Including everything, whereas nearly fifty thousand dollars may be spent dimply for a fur eoat with boa and muff ! Success Magazine. LIVING ADVERTISEMENT. Glow ol Health Speak for Postnm. It requires no scientific training to discover whether coffee disagrees or uot. Simply stop it for a time and use Postum in place of it, then note the beneficial effects. The truth will appear. "Six years ago I was in a very bad condition," writes a Tenn. lady. "I suffered from indigestion, nervousness and insomnia. "I was then an Inveterate coffee drinker, but It was long before I could be persuaded that it was coffee that hurt me. Finally I decided to leave it off a few days and find out the truth. "The first morning I left off coffee I had a raging headache, so I decided I must have something to take the place of cc.fee." (The headacjie was caused by the reaction of the coffee drug caffeine.) "Having heard of Postum through a friend who used It, I bought a package rnd tried it. I did not like it at first, but after I learned how to make it right, according to directions on pkg., I would not change back to coffee for anything. "When I began to use Tostum I weighed only 117 lbs. Now I weigh 170 and as I have not taken any tonic In that time I can only attribute my recovery of good health to the use of Postum in place of coffee. ".My husband says I am a living advertisement for Postum. I am glad to be the means of inducing my many friends to use Postum, too. Name given by Postum Co., Rattle Creek, Mich. Read "The Road to Wellville," in pkgs. "There's a Reason." Ever read ths above letter? A new ono appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human interest.

".,'4 -k Blood will tell, and so will the feed trough. Read what people who know from experience tay about incubators. Large lioned but smoothly built mares bred to a good sized jack of pood blood will produce the best mules. The fellow who plows a clean straight furrow is quite , likely to be straight in some other respects. The farmer who does not sei! off tho fertility of Lis land through the milch cow seldom signs a note at the bank. Some people enjoy talking about their physical ailments a great deal mor than they would enjoy perfect health. A cement walk costs but a triSe caore than a substantfil plank walk of the same dimensions and will outlast It many times. No ensilage s-houid le allowed to land in the stable and no hay should le fed just before milking or a dutt will be raised. You may be sure that if you pack three grades of fruit in one box or barrel you will' get only the prlfe for the lowest grade. There is one advantage in teaching a horse to walk well, and that Is be la not injured iu the least in any way for any other gait. A ration of good wheat bran once a week is a fine change for a horse. Wet it up good and lie will relish it and it will act nicely on his bowel. A pretty accurate lineup -n the ability and financial standing of a farmer can be secured by a glimpse at the kind of fences he has on his place. To the shambles with the cow that cannot produce enough to pay for her keep. Keeping this kind of an animal is like pouring water into a rat hole. The anonymous letter writer and the do;r poisoner belong to the same cowardly company, both engaging in entervns.es for which they do not care to nsr-urno responsibility. The silo has certainly come to stay. No better proof of this assertion I tbvfact that in the older dairy districts of New England many new silos have been constructed this past season. Poultry that is confined should b provided wit! an abundance of charcoal, oyster shell and grit. When runnii. loose the fowls will get these elements or their equivalents of their own Record. There is such a thing ns being "more nice than wise" and the successful dairyman will he one who can draw the line iu the right place and accomplish the niost satisfactory results with 1 minimum expense. United States Secretary of Agriculture Wilson charges the farmers of this country, with being soil robbers. The charge is rather sweeping, but if placed ou trial a good many of them would have to plead gutlty. A New Jersey man who owns twelve White Leghorn hens, all over five years Df age, says they laid an average 6f ten ejrjr per day during April. He thinks it is a mistake to kill hens under three years old. Rcing lehindhanl. is more largely a matter of mere habit than necessity, being niueh more easily encouraged than discouraged when once formet':. With many it H to quite an extent responsible for the fact that they novev get ahead in th world. Massachusetts has a new law wMch makes a uniform milk standard of 12.25 ier cent total solids and 3.23 per cent of which must bo butter fat. This reduces the butter fat for sumtaer slightly and increases the winter stand ard 'by a fraction. When a dealer buys unsort?d apples ho turns them out on the floor cf his warehouse and sets a toy at eortlr.g thorn. y this process lie sometimes gains a imieli ns ."iO per cent on the price' f the wholo lot. Why not do this at home or in the orchard? One beauty about a good system cf tiling is the fact that, while it makes the land through which it runs arable k a wot wason, U does not dry It out tx in uch In a dry season, a a inellowcrndition of soil prevails that tends to prevent. n baking of the surface. The, difference between a poor cw nnc a good one In a dairy is tire dif ference between success and failure. A poor cow Is estimated by the pounds cf :!cs!i she carries a good one by he amount of milk she gives. Cown tie purchased at ?30 that are expensive und others for $100 that are cheap, as their work in the dairy will show. The children in the home enjoy a balanced ration as well as do the ani mals In the feed lot or stable. Suck a ration is pork and beans, boiled pota toes and brown bread, poached egg on toast, good graham bread nnd Jersey milk; roast pork, dressing and baled potatoes nnd apple sauce; roast bcf. mashed iotatocs aid p.' W liere one tinuersta.ids the proper recipes for making the different kinds or cement for tne various rafm u;es any enterprising farmer or farmer's bov can manufacture ids own cciiKiit blocks, make water trough, liogj.ei floor or construct the walks about tne house provided only that a supply of sand and gravel is at hand. A farmer who for a number of yeriiv; ar-t lias mi'de a specialty of some cue jroduct each year last year had fl.'iy neu s planted to cabbages. When Iu had marketed the last carload of the vcg.-tab'e, be found that he had cleared in the neighborhood of $S0 per acre The raisli g of the crop meant to stjtrt with a rich soil, clean cultivation and lots of hard work both in the enre nnd inaiketlng of the crop. The Mating of corn the planting of It is the bottom of a deep furrow tnd the covering of it deeper as it germi

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nares and grow is practiced in several transmississippi States and ia made necessary in order to make up for ;i deficient rainfall. Planted in thi way the roots of the corn go dr op and receive moisture from the subsoil, in otl cr' States in the eastern portion of the corn belt the effort of the tiller of the soil is quite often to overcome th? handicap of a surplus of moisture. The Misting of the Goomp. A recent writer explains the peculiar attitude nnd hissing of the goose something as follows : WIuui you enter a yard where geese are they will stretch ,ut their necks and hiss like a sericnt. They will do the same when sitting upon their nests. This authority says that in the far Last, long ago, geese nested in the tall gra-, and in some way unknown discovered that no sound would drive away the intruder as quickly as the hissing of the snake, -the bite of which is poisonous and meant death. Therefore when the Intruder approached near the net the geese would stretch out their necks, making it resemble a snake, and send forth sounds like a snake, which were suoossful In driving away the enemy. Feed Ins: Homes. There are no iron-clad rules that can be given in regard to feeding the farm teams. If all horses were alike in regard to their appetite, their capabilities cf assimilating nourishment from their food, their disposition in regard to worrying, or fretting, as it is called, and wasting their energy, then one could gauge the amount of feed according to the size of the horse and the amount of work he has to do and be guided accordingly. One needs to obsene and study the needs of each auiiu"a' under his charge and meet the requirements. Most horses are inclined to cat more of the hay and coarse feed than they can digest. It is safer to give only as much as the stomach t-an comfortably hold at a time and allow digestion to be accomplished before another feeding. By feeding only such amounts of either hay or grain as the individual horse needs, and that, bo. regularly, the animal will keep in better condition, show more ambition and perform the work in a more satisfactory manner-, than If the stomach is overcrowded with too much forage. Tho feed can be varied with benefit, and be relished better than if only one or two kinds of feed are given. One of the great secrets of success in feeding is studying to find the nods of the hor nd being ready to supply them. .x. Ciapp. IIore Collarw ami Their l'e. Ike closely padded, ill-fitting, soft collar mean? suffering and shortens the lifo of the horse. '"Years ago f gave up the hit, sticky pad," said an intelligent farmer, "and have used only the close-fitting, hard leatiier collar, which we have endeavored to keep -clean.' This clean collar, wHh ?l good washing of the shoulders noon and nights, has generally sufficed to keep them free from soreness, still. during the constant use of the riding cultivator in our cornfields the necks sometimes iret sore, caused by the weight and the moving of the collar across the skin at each step of the horse. We are all Inclined to use collars too large for the horse. Much pains should be taken In the first fitting of the collar, and If It is thoroughly soaked and placed on the horse while :dl!l vet, it will usually shape I'.self to the shoulders. Another thing, we try to avoid a fco low draft. The way double harnesses are usually made all !he weight comes on the horses necks. and there is a constant tendency to lower the draft, even until it comes nearly to the point of the shoulder rids should lie overcome as far as pos sible. The draft should be high enough to insure an even bearing the entire length of the shoulder, and neither should the girth be buckled thrht enough to cause any draft on the top of the neck. In fact, a girth is unneces sa?y and need never be used except where the traces are attached to the load above a right angle to the horse's shoulders, steel collars are In use near us. and I am going to try a pair this spring. I think the principle is right, and they strike me as Mug very con venient." The ir Arahlnu Alfalfa. The new Arabian tyjo of alfalfa re cently introduced by the Department of Agriculture has, so far as tried, lecn a . a t . j m a. iieciueu improvement on tne common typo of California alfalfa, Introduced Into this country by the early Spanish settlers. It is one of those Importa tions introduced by the adventurous ex plorers sent out b3 the government In the search for novelties In the agricultural line. It was brought about 1903 to southern California, to the experiment station near Pomona. It Is expected by those who have It in charge that It will also stand more fiost. It may not 1 generally known that when the young and tender shoots of alfalfa are full of sap and growth a frost which will nip other .tender vegetation will also touch alfalfa, but not to as great a degree as it would potatoes. According to J. W. Mills, then In charge of the experiment station recently abandoned at Pomona, on land where water was something lik ten feet lelow the surface, the native alfalfa could, without Irrigation, be cut for hay feur times during the year. Under the same conditions the new Arabian would cut six times. In the Mecca country, in Riverside county, on the borders of the Colorado desert, it is just as prolific in proportion. The experiments there are not yet completed, dating kick only to last May. The Rrockman brother are carrying on the experiments in connection with the experiment station. From May to December It was cut seven times and there, is but little doubt about it being possible to cut it twelve times a year. Some sanguine observers think It may be cut sixteen times, against ten times for the ordinary alfalfa. x The warm days and nights there are very favorable for growth of all kinds of vegetation that revel in extreme heat. These conditions, however, stimulate an earl ier blossoming ieriod and a consequent Shortening of stalk. As to the yield of hay or fodder per :icre, no satisfactory estimate can be given. In our Riverside climate, with cool ulghts and abundant water, seven ton:; of hay perncre per annum, with sit or seven cuttings is a moderate estimate, based on thirty-five years' experience and observation.

FACTS IN TABLOID FORM.

In pohjt of geographical elevation Madrid is the highest city in Europe. Much Canadian lumber goes to China, argely for railroad construction. A decided reduction of tariff rates rocs into effect in Denmark, January 1. The total number of sailing vessels .n the world is double that of steam?rs. In a recently built Italian manof.var are special arrangements for a ientist. The average number of deaths hrough railway accidents in Holland s one a year. The city of Milwaukee has almost tbolislied the use of horses iu all mulicipai departments. Tattooed portraits of the last six 'rench presidents were found on the ?kin of a burglar named Renin arrest ed in Paris. Two million dollars will be spent In niproveincnls cu the great steel plant )f the United States Steel Corporation it L'nisley, Ala. The city of Niagara Falls is rapidly ncrcasing in iKpuIatbn, owing to the lipid industrial expansion of that secion of the country. The consumption of gasoline iu Knilaud grew from .".0,000 tons in UK) I to W.COO ions iu 1)Q7, and is expected to each 120,000 tons this year. A 1,000-horsepower vertical gas enSine, said to bo the largest of its kind, .ras recently put into operation at Runcorn, England, driving an electric cu rator. Milwaukee Free Press. The proposed American exposition to fe held in Loudon nest year has been thoroughly organized and special efforts ire being made to secure exhibits from he western part of this country. , Although there are only eighteen flags iscd In the International code of siglals which is used by warships and Merchant ships all over the world, they tan 1.0 made to rei resent ro fewer than 0,000 distinct sig.ials. The Weiland canal, which connects Uxke Erie and Lake Ontario, is twentyseven miles long. It was begun in 1S21 tnd completed in 1S33. Its original dineusions have been greatly' enlarged, md there is now a depth of fourteen .'cot. Prof. Frederick Starr, anthropologist tt the Univ?rsityof Chicago, has been nade an officer of public Instruction luder the French government: The con sul explained that this was one of the lighest honors in recognition of his kvoik in Mexico. The winter of 1GÖ8 was a hard one in Europe. Charles X. of Sweden rosscd on the Ice the Little licit, the strait between Funen and the Peninsula )f Jutland, with Iiis whole army foot, aorse, baggage and artillery. The rivrs in Italy bore heavy carriages. According to the accepted authorities ! there are 3,421 spoken languages in the voiid to-day ; or, perhaps, it would be more accurate to say dialects. Of this number 'J37 are Asiatic, ÖS7 European, 27d African and 1,021 American. Ry far the greatest number of these .belong to savage and semi-savage tribes md nations. France's Society for the Prevention jf Cruelty to Animals lias taken action against a cinematograph company for .in act of unprecedented brutality to a horse. In a series of pictures called "The Lover's Revenge," a carriage drawn by a horse was seen to rush over the edge of a cliff and be dashed to pieces. The pictures had not beeu faked. On old blind horse harnessed to a carriage was really driven over the edge of the cliffs near Roulogne to obtain them. The work of compiling a great technical dictionary, which was begun under the auspices of the Association of (Jcrnian Engineers, has been abandoned on account of the great cost, which.. it was discovered, would be four times greater than originally contemplated. There is great need of just such a dictionary as was proposed in all the arts, sciences and crafts, and the decision ol the German engineer will be heard with regret by workers all over the world. The Journal of the American Medical Association has the following: "Modern civilization furnishes no better example than this of the possible victory over pestilence md disease, when the warfare is carrfed on iu the light of modern scientific knowledge. The building of the Panama canal and the sanitary record of the Japanese In Iheir war with Russia are the two great object lessons of recent years, demonstrating tint men can neither work nor tight to the best advantage unless protected from infection and preventable diseases." One of the great railroads to the Pa title coast is perfecting plans for a for est of eucalyptus trees in San Diego county, Calif., from which to obtain a steady supply of crossties. A ranch of 8,000 acres has been purchased for this purpose, and as a start GOO acres will be planted. It is estimated that ii: eighteen years the company will be able to harvest from, six to eight ties to a tree, and keep up the harvest thereafter continually. At present the system uses about 3,000,000 ties anuually. Iu eighteen years the company thinks it will be able to obtain from its forest 7,000,000 annually. Money circulates in Mexico from px'ket to pocket. Almost every Mexican in professional or business life carries on his person anywhere from $20C to $S00. Even the poor Indian in his blanket can more than likely produce i greater sum than the average traveler. It was but a few days ago, according to observers, that one Mexican of the middle class asked another in a casual way if lie could change a $1,0OC bill. The other pulled out a wallet from his inside iocket and counted out nearly 2,000. Time after time this liupiK-ns, and it is regarded as no uncoil 111011 thing for a Mexican of th middle class to carry between I ,XK and 2,000 i)esos on his person. What Dr. Sven Iledin regards ns tht greatest achievement of his recent explorations in India is the discovery of that continuous mountain chain which, taken as a whole, is the most massive range on the crust of the earth, its average height above sea level being greater than that of the llama layas. Its peaks are 4,000 feet to o.OOO feet lower than Everest, but its passe? average 3,000 feet higher than the I limalaytai passes. The eastern and western parts were known before, but tin? oentr;rl and highest part is in Ilonba, which was previously unexplored. Not a tre or a bush covers it; there arc no deep-cut valleys, as iu the Himalayas, for rain is scanty

BAD ITCHING HUMOR.

Limbs riclcw the Knees Were Rnvr Feet Swollen Sleep Broken 'nrotl In S Dnyi l,y Cut lea ra. "Some two months ago I had a burner break out on my limbs below my knees. They came to look like raw beefsteak, all red, and no oue knows how they itched and burned. They were so swollen that I could not get my shoes on for a week or more. I used five or six different remedies and got no help, only when applying them the burning was worse and the itching less. For two or three weeks the suffering was Intense and during that time I did not sleep an hour at a time. Then one morning I tried a bit of Cuticura. From the moment It touched me the itching was gone and I have not felt a bit of it since. The swelling went down and in two days I had my shoes on and was about as usual. George P.. Farley, 00 South State St., Concord, X. IL, May 14. 1007." Ilea dins: a Horse's Face. Every horse carries an index to hii temper and intelligence in his face. The teachable, tractable animal is broad and fiat between the eyes; the bony ridge of his face tJies slightly from the point where the face narrows toward the nostrils. His cars are well set, sonsith e and far apart, with a well defined ridge of bone extendin;? across the top of the head between them. Always feel for this ridge In judging a horse. The eye should be large, clear and bright, with a prominent ridge of bone along the inner and upper edge of the socket. London Answers. SEEMED WORSE EVERY DAY. A Danseronn Cane ot Kidney Com plaint and How It Wan Cheeked. Mrs. Lucy Quebeck, Mechanic St., Hope Valley, R. L, says: "Eight years ago I contracted severe kidney t rouble and my back began to ache continually. Every day it seemed worse. The least pressure on my hack tortured me, and I could not stoop without a bad twinge. The kidney secretions ' passed irregularly with pain. and I bloated badly. My head swam and spots flitted before my eyes. One doctor said I was incurable However, I found prompt relief when I started using Doan's Kidney Pills, and the troubles I have related gradually disappeared." Sold by all dealers. 50e a box". Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Error of HUtory. Nero explained. "I was fiddling, 11 right, while Rom was burning," he said, "but I was doing it from a good motive. I wanted to arous? the inmates of the palace and drive then: safely out of doors without their suspecting that anything worse thun the musi was going on." Rut the historians of thf dav, who had it in for Nero, anyhow, re fused to correct the mistaken impresso!? that had gone abroad. Chicago Tribune $100 Reward, $100. The readers of thU naner will be pleaded to lea ra that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure a all its stazei. and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cnre Is taken Internally, acting dlrecily upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution nnd assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faHh In Its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY i CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 7öc. Take Hall's Family Fills Jot constipation. 111.1 Safety Vnlre. Morse had perfected his telegraphic al pliabet. "ine aois arc an rigui, saiu uis friends, "but why do you hare so many long dashes.' 4,Those dashes," lie responded, "represent the language I used while I was struggling with the pesky thing, and 1 had to employ po many of them that 1 just let them stay and worked em up into the alphabet.!? 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