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1 11 I l.Safc and Sure "ACounh Cure. 1 4 Hi. '1 1 .1 1 4 PS COLDS, CATAEEL 1 7 JOSEPH HALL CHASE. I'oliimlxin. Ohio 3 Mitlenioii 1 liAvn IVnina nnd I emmet ho ft f.

I I a "ire for conrii. 3 "ml catarrh, 'A authorized to tue my photo) testimonial in any pnlilicntion. if II- i f- Month WiiNliiniMon. I) Cold and La Grippe. Iliinlin, Kav Mo (iiii wifely recommend IVnn-i ily Hint will ull cat of crrnt benefit to nio, it if ealnrili of the throat, and I had cold nnd had hi nary.

It Kcltlcd in mv i i. i i iwr uirce uomeis oi reriinu (1 nio. recommend It to a', -), rP 1 am Rind to add my endorse- I'c-ru-na for Colds. I Clifford I'ijr; Kt Tlln 1,.., ltd ii colfi hp Hike lVrutia. in drives it out of his system.

he was not entirely 1'erntiY completely rnrrd him. who )iPct to liniiid medicines Periina tablets. (ny illuxtrntcd hooklet entitled tllAliout IVmnil." niMro.u Tk, coitimlnia, Uiuo. 1 wm, it not certain Opium, Sbrphiue, or any othrr narcolie or habit-lorming drag. Xotliitifr of a poisonous or linrm- pi character outers into its com- option.

This clean nnd pure coujjh euro tares cohkIis that cannot be cured 2 by any oilier medicine. It lias saved thousands from con- Ininnlinii- fi It has sarcd thousands of livof. 1 A 25c bottle contains 40 doses. At all druggists', Mte. nnd Don't acczpl anything else.

'TOILET ANTiSEPUG Keeps the breath, teeth, mouth and body atUcptically clean and free from unhealthy gcrm-lilc and disagreeable odors, which water, soap and tooth preparations aionc cannot do. ri germicidal, disinfecting i deodorizing toilet requisite of exceptional ex- ccllcnce and economy. Invaluable ior inflamed eyes, throat and nasal and uterine catarrh. At djrMfand toilet (tore, 50 cents, or by mail postpaid. Large Trial Simple WITH "hmlth no ickutv" ook bcnt mit THE PAXTON TOILET CH, Boston.

Mass. sSISftosa mnmi 7v hw vl nd lots or pasture Wq besides per acre. Lerreat RrowtiT? Of Glovers.AI'alfa, Tlnothy Orass Siod in America. Cat clfl It' tbe mt ortpl nai toM dok imri'iftKTMfrBe; or remit 10O and I lots of (ftrra piH-d limi'lM. lorludlftf Killlf'Tt I GrM.wurthftilttle Urra to got ifcitAJt with.

iihn fl. Sakcr Seed CoySZSSSim Positively cured by these IjUiiu i ui. Thr.v nso relievo Dis- I tress from DycT'Cpsla, In- digestion and Too Hearty Eiitlnir. A perfect rem edy for Plz7lncs3, Krikpo, Drowsiness, Daa too In tha Itouth. Coated iTongno.

Pnln in tho SMo. TOKl'ID LIVER. Tlioy rcgulato too Bowels. Purely Yogetablo. SMALL PILL.

SMALL CDSE. SMALL PRICE. Genulns Must Bear Fac-Sitnile Signature REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. SEED OATS 60 cts. a bu.

Par Salzcr'i catalog pace no. EKE nl miA nnlt n'hpat. Hpelia. corn, polatooa. Brasics and clovers ami j.

i. ll.n ctalnn fr. nr Irai in um uni. rl spud 100 in stamps and receive sample of i.ti.i.u.. vl.

Ill up latnniartfliavil IDlllieu -3. per acre. nail, spells, barley, easily worlli I 9 lo.OOof any man smonev iu kci i.in. and cataloit tree. Or.

Bend and we add a samrie by you. SOLZER 5EED C(s. Beware of the Cough I that hmiji on persnienuy, jj brenklng your nlRlit't rest and Jt wluustuigyoowiditlieviolence of the paroxysms. A few doses BWI of Plso's Cure will relieve won- derlully any cougn, no mmi how Ur advanced or serious. It soothes and heals thelrntated surfaces, clears die clneped air pamajtcs and the cough disap- la' mass rssij The created itS Of tho century.

WftWZm Same grow. Jlelfisfromiato 13 ns of hay, Urn KM KITTLE IVE.K 14 pi5- CARTERS CJlTTLE lVER BS PILLS. Bkel 3 At druti.ts'. ifkfy TlH OBLIGED A IADT. tlt! Blllr anr It Tbi oily llnil a Crarker.

I'Hrrot stories nro iiiuny, but no micH lire rarer. Hero ono which tnaj be Rcdiratcly Uuted July 4, I-ittlo Hilly lua been sent to spend the fourth with mi aunt at her nwy country cottngp, where sho kept sevcraj pots, among thpia pnrrot a bird Iig hud never yet seen. Ho arrived lute tho third, nnd was ut oneo sent to bed. The nex? morning, very early, lie woke nnd stohi downstairs to explore, taking his Arc-crncliers with him. Not long after th.ra was terrible commotion, and his aunt ran down In ber wrapper to Mingled sounds of sobs, squnrvLs am ereerhpg, follnwlug tho cxplnslotj which had rout-ed her, led her to screoiied porch, where she found Wily, weeping nnd slinking his fingers, whlln tho parrot (lapped and fluttered at th.j end of Its tether, scolding frantically nt Hie curl of smoke which still r(ij lazily from bunch of exploded crartt.

ers at tho foot of the stand-perch to which It was fnslpiicd. "Why, Wily'" cried tho lady, re-in-oachfully. "You've nlmnst blown poor Polly up. nnd her fpillo cut of her wits and you know you're not allowed to cot off crackers all alone by yourself, anyway. How could your "I wasn't alone!" protcHled tearfully.

was here, and she ask-'l me to. Mean old thing, to make such a funs when I only tried to please her! They wouldn't linve till gone off at once If she hadn't ticreanied nt me ho I dropped the match on 'em, ellln-i-. I think she's "Asked you to?" echoed the niallarel parrot's owner, nt the -tit lil'. "Why, Wily!" "Well, sho did," Insisted; nnd Just then Polly, cheered by the pros-once of her nil.strrss, t-poko up and confirmed him. "Pretty she croaked, jretil il'y.

"Polly wantu a cracker. Crack cr! Pretty Poll! "There!" said "And I didn't give It to her ever so long, Vaue I knew I'd have to lire It fur her, If she can talk. P.ut she kept right on, nnd father always says to oblige a lady!" Pllly's ntnit snt down suddenly and began to laugh. "Whenever you ran, Wily." she ngreed. "duly be qui to sure what the lady wants.

There nio crackers nnd crackers." "(111!" said Wily. "Why P.uf, nimly, you see It was the Fourth." Youth's Companion. Tbe Latent Fnd. Anns P. Adnms Theatrical Uravty prizes to those who solve it.

Amuses young nnd old. Send to-day. Kooni 12. Stnto street, Chicago. A Ciolfi-r's Tools.

One of the must striking features of modern golf is the variety of clubs used to persuade the ball Into the hole. As a matter of curiosity I kept count of the different putters used by my partners nnd opponents In the course of ii fortnight's play. The total number of species observed Is over twenty. Loudon Post. PILES Vltr.IJ IN TO 14 PAYS PAZO OINTMKNT Is guaranteed to cure nny case of Illlnd.

Itli-cdlnK or Prult-id-tiu' 1'llcg lu Ii to 14 or woui-y MIC. ueelnet. "Hello, Swingle! What under the sun have you been doing to your nose';" "I culled higher man a liar the oilier day. 1m)h as if we were coins to have snowstorm, doesn't it'" Chicago Trib-line. If yon ii bull blue, net Ite Cross Its II Pltip, the ts-st ball blue, lire goz.

pack-5 cents. DItAGS II0F.X3. The War the Tliln, Srnmlcsa Tabes Are llenl Without Injury. Saxhorns, so called after a famous family named Sax, who invented nnd introduced these Inslrii-incuts about the middle of the last century, nre tho mainstay of all modern brass bands. They nre manufactured In many different, sizes, from high soprano to the huge conlrnbass or bombardon, nnd the most important of the lot Is the euphonium, which supplanted the now obsolete 'serpents'' and ophi-i lehles.

The tallest saxhorn ever made stnmls eight, feet high and contains more than forty feet of tubing. The advantage of seamless or "solid drawn" tulies tor such instruments us trombones and horns is considerable, since, no mutter how good the joint inajr be, sooner or later the action of tho breath will wear away the solder. 'Jo bend these thin brass tubes without splitting or denting tho metal was at one time very tlllllcult, but, thank!) to a most Ingenious artiliee, the operation Is now both safe and simple. The, tube Is first washed out with a chemical substance, such as Is used by plumbers to prevent solder from adhering where It Is not wanted, and it is then completely filled with molten lead poured in from a ladle. Thus supported, from within, the brass Is easily urd safety ent to the required shape, the lead being afterward removed by heat.

Pearson's. DIDN'T" KNOW- Coffee Whs llie Ciin.se. Many daily habits, particularly of pnllng and drinking, are formed by following our elders. In this way 111 health Is often fastened upon children. A fin.

lady says: "I had been allowed to drink coffee ever since I can remember, but own ns a child I bad weak stomach, which frequently refused to retain food. "The taste of coffee was In my mouth all the time and was, as I found out Inter, the cause of the stomach rebelling ngainst food. "I now see that it was only from following the example of my elders that I formed and continued the miserable habit of drinking coffee. My digestion remained poor, nerves unstrung, frequent headache, and yet I did not suspect the true cause. "Another trouble was a bnd, muddy complexion, for which I spent time nnd money for creams, massaging, without nny results.

"After I wns ninrrled I was asked to try Postutn, and would you believe It, an old coffee toper, took to Tostum from the very first? We made It right according to directions on the pnek-age, nnd it bnd a most delicate flavor and I at once quit coffee, with the hnpplest results. "I now bnve a perfectly clenr, smooth skin, fine digestion nnd haven't had a hendaehe In over two years." "There's a Itenson." Name given by Postum linttle Creek, Mich. Rend, "The Itond to YVellvlllt." in pkgs. Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true and full of human Merest.

CTJHE FOR TROUBLES. By Rev. Junius B. Remensnyder. Heboid tho fowls of the nlr; for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gnther Into bnrns, yet your Heavenly Father feedetb Aro ye not much better thnu they? Matthew 20.

That the great teacher know men well, their weaknesses nnd their needs, Is remarkably shown by this counsel. He had noted tho anxiety written In their faces. Their duties, their business, tho responsibilities weighed dov. the uplift of their hearts. And ho much more Ho would have observi the same nspc to-day.

Life then was simple nnd free compared with the present. Social conditions have grown so complex that It Is hard to keep from being under stress. If one looks nt the multitudes of persons he meets on our streets, every one seeing In a lurry, as If bearing strain. Life Is not being lived easily and naturally, but under pressure almost painfully. Kven the faces of the young reveal this severe conception of life.

Now, Christ considered tills a distorted, needless nnd unhappy thing. And fo lie calls men to look nt the fnedom nnd blithesome Joy of the enroling birds so much wiser In their simplicity than they lu nil their mix-Inns forethought nnd strain How, then, can we avoid this error nnd take life easily and naturally? I.ovo your work. Ho not think that every one else has an easier calling than you have. Most of us have found the labor filled to our hand, nnd, remembering that work is life's chief business, we should take delight in It. Throw nway nil ambition beyond that of doing your day's work well.

Exercise, neighborlluess, find kindly to your brother man, show tin Interest In his success, live and let live. Find pleasure in life ami Interest in others. It Is our seUlshness that accounts fur much of our stress. Were we satisfied with our portion Instend of cherishing grasping slrlt we would find life a far 1cm thorny road, lie who takes time to tlo kindly notion lightens his own task and Illumes his), own. Again, have some innocent recreation.

It Is the greatest error to confound religion nnd abstinence nnd austerity. 'The church has never made the mistake of opposing harmless pleasures. Those Christina people who linva done so have sadly misrepresented It. Never worry over evils to come. "Suilielcnt unto the day Is the evil thereof." Far more troubles nre suffered In Imaginations than In reality.

Let us hope- for the best Instead of dreading the worst. Never more than one trouble at a time. Some peo-plo bear three kinds all they Inve had, all they have now, and all they expect to have. I-t us not, then, suffer from imaginary sorrows And when troubles do come them patiently. Patience Is ns a case of armor around the heart which deadens the blows Intlleted on II.

Impatience not only strips off the covering, but lays bare the very quick in all Its sensitiveness of nerve. To bear evils with patience, extracts from them their thorns and gathers from them the sweetest graces of temper. P.ut the chief means of taking life easily is that to which the Master here points us. it Is the lesson taught by the birds. They nre by no moans Idle.

They work from morning until night. P.ut their activity is without care. Their life is free, joyous, unburdened by anxiety a gladsome flight, cease- less song, and yet your Heavenly Fath er l'sdoth them. Are ye not much belter than they? Let us then have faith In (iod. Let us do our work and trust the rest to 1 Int.

THE RELIGIOUS MOTIVE. By Henry F. Cope. "Holding forth the word of life." Phil. Why should a man bother himself about religion at all? Is it in ordr to avert the wrath of the Almighty or Mo make certain of felicity in the fu-ture? Once superstition so bold sway that, fear was a siillicient motive to make all men at least formally If not vitally religious.

To-day we feel that 1 Is a damaging fallli that turns any man Into trembling, terror stricken slave. Once men laid their possessions on the altars of religion In order to the deities; In later times they 'are told to lay their minds there. Intellectual stultification Is the price that many are willing to pay to secure nn Imagined peace of mind or future felicity. Willi ninny lellidon is a scheme of getting all to think alike by not allowing any to think nt all. So long as religion means (he hold-' lag or ib-fending of certain opinions.

the belief in cerlaln views, especially regarding the dead past, the unknow future, or the mysterious other world, it will he bard for the practical mind to see what value such views might, have or what necessity, personal or social, Is upon us lo aid In nlilng them. Even where the teachings of religion have taken a more practical liearing. where the emphasis lias liecn upon duties, upon social relations or personal Tightness, hile one may see the importance of right moral and ethical standards. It Is bard to persuade folks that there Is any large value in getting the whole world to chant the formula that says "Thou shnlt not steal." ltellgion must strike deeper than this or have no power over us. In a world where men aro wishing that the days were twice as long they still find time for things that are really worth while, they are quick to recognize tho value of things spiritual, hut It is not hard to understand their Impatience with nny church or system that spends time lighting over opinions when the poor, the oppressed, the Impotent stnnd helpless nnd neglected nt our doors.

Not so did the great Teacher when ho wns with men. flrent smiled being thnt Ho was, with clear vision of truth. He had no time to quibble over the riddles of childish minds be must be nbout Ills Father's business; be came to remind men thnt ho Infinite one was in this world to do good, to servo mankind, that men might all linve life and each his own life in Jts fullness. One hunger, ono passion Is In nil normal lives, the unchanging desire for the larger, more complete life. All our getting of things Is but our ntteuipt to fill i-s our lives to the fullness of I 1 their measure; n'-S our our tolls, our endeavd are but the spirit of mnn seeking more life.

This wo desire for ourselves; this, as we And life, wo deslro for all. Religion meets mnn at this point; It shows him tho way of tho larger life. It bids him reeognlzo himself as moro lmn dust; It awnkens In him the sense of tho divine. At Its best It bids him call himself the child of the highest and urges him to go forward Into tho fullness of tbe best the world has ever dreamed of or longed for. The test of any religion Is this: Does It stir mo to discontent with the life I have, with my attainments, with the whole order of life nbout me? Does It awaken In me augmenting longings for fnlrer, sweeler, fuller llfo for nil men? Does It give mo glimpses of a lifo to which this one seems to be hut tho vestibule? Churches nnd creeds are but the tools nnd milestones nlong the way where life goes from more to more.

Men will be religious not to escnpe some painted bell, but to find the way Into Hint heaven nlrendy pictured In their passions, their dreams, and longing, to walk In this way and to nwnken nil men to know nml follow the path that leads Into the life enlarging and lord of all lesser things. Whoever leads here will be followed. SERM0NETTES. Faith makes a fold; bigotry fence. The double-minded arc but half-wit-ted.

Pence Is the power gained through pnln. No pleasure comes from playing with life. No good Is any good unless It is soon outgrown. You can usually tell a man's size by what be sees. Your Imaginary wrongs cannot cover your real wrongdoing.

An Idenl too heavy becomes a drag Instead of nn Inspiration. The man who does not have nn uphill fight Is going down hill. The surest, swiftest wny of being damned Is to do nothing. It's no use wasting blows on the man who Is nfrald of being hurt. You get mush Instend of men when you offer them only soft places.

It's no. use sighing for elinnce to lead If you dare not go alone. Out of deep sorrows come high powers to comfort and strengthen. Idleness makes the hours wearily long nnd tho days woefully short. The mark of heavenly blessing Is Hint It Ignores our earthly boundaries.

He can never know any deep Joy who can lnugh nt the sorrows of another. The mnn who Is liberal in his faith Is not always the same In his finances. Sometimes we need tides of grief to carry us over the bars of our dull content. The only wny to get nil the happiness In lifo Is to give for the happiness of nil. The man who bnngs his head ngainst hard facts feels his bumps and cnlls them faith.

If you would make sure of your sins being fruitful bury them tinder pretense of piety. There is always greater benefit' In enduring my own pain than lu envying another's pleasure. The devil is worried by the people who work for the good, not by those who worry over blm. DON'TS FOR CHURCHMEN. Don't let your heart dry up lest religion leak out.

Don't try to carry man when It tuny lie better to lend hint. Don't shrink from pnln if you would pay the price of nil deep pleasure. Don't fall to note thnt where might seems to make right It Is but making ruin. Don't make the mistake of thinking of religion as the reaping of wings where wind w-as sowed. Don't talk overmuch about your difficulties lest yon be classed with people of many deficiencies.

Don't forget thnt on your respect for the rights of the weak depends whether your strength be weak or strong. faetlntf Around It. "I can't accept such a valuable present from you, Mr. d'otrox," said the sweet young thing. "It wouldn't lie proper, you know." "I'm sorry," replied Ootrox.

"Then I shall return It to the jeweler." "No; you needn't do that. You might give it to nianmia, and when 1 want to wear it I nm sure she will let me." 1 let roll Free Press. Mis lit ns Well llnve. "You say a fortune teller told you you were going to marry "Yes, Isn't It wonderful "Indeed It is! Did she give i une?" "No, Imt she said I was going to marry a man who was not good enough for nio, who had no birth, no breeding, no tact, and whose people I shou.d always dislike." Houston Post. A Welcome ChnnKi.

"Now. here is a piece of goods." said the voluble saleslady, "that speaks for itself." "That's all right," rejoined the mere man who was doing a shopping stunt for his better half. "Now, if you will kindly keep quiet for a few minutes give the goods an opportunity to I'll be ever so much obliged." From Mtioketnvrn- Gunner What In the deuce Is Hark-er's wife doing blacking him up with soot nnd shoe blneklng? Ciuj'er 'He's going to a masked hall. (runner What bus that to do with It? Ciityor Why, he Is going to represent Pittsburg. I'aiin'a Error.

"He Is a mollycoddle, he has no snap "Why, pnpn! I don't see how you an sny thnt! He may be a mollycoddle, but he certainly hns jmnp; his father Is worth million nnd he does not have to do a thing for a living." Houston Post. Isn't It Sot "A man ought to have as ninny wives ns he enn support nnd buy dry goods for." "Most of us have." ilouston Tost. Hnlihy Wan Knocked Ont. Hubby No ono would tuke you fr: a poor mnn's wife, Wlfey You did. FACTS IN TABLOID FOEM.

Sixty languages aro spoken In Russia. Saccharine, nn artificial product, Is 5o0 times sweeter than sugar. There Is growing demand for American peurls. Those taken from the western waters last scusoa wero valued nt 000,000. It Is said that there Is per cent moro nourishment lu sugnr than nny other food thnt enn bo purchased for the same money except whent flour and corn.

The Hell Memorial Association nt announces that the former homestead of Prof. Alexander Graham Hell will be acquired as a pub-lie park In addition to tho erection of a memorial monument to cost This monument will bo' unveiled In 1010. Through the death of her father tho Countess of Ilathurst has become the sole owner of the Morning Post of London. She was the only daughter of Lord (ilcncsk and since the death of her mother she did the liono.s or her father's house, both In London nnd In Scotland. I luring the war In South Africa she was with ber husband while ho was lu command of tho Island of St.

Helena. The Austrian government Intends to I'lectrlfy Its inouiilaiii railways and has been studying the question of hydroelectric plains In Scandinavia. According to a report recently made to the government, Norway has a tidal water newer of horse power, Sweden 10,01 10,000 horse power nod Finland 0(H 1,000 horse power. The plants of these countries now lu use or building have a total capacity horse power. (leorge Ade says that when a certain ollcge president in Indiana, a clergyman, was addressing the students III the chapel nt the beginning of the college year he observed that was "a matter of congratulation to all the friends of the college that the year bad ipened with (lie largest frcshnian class its history." Then without nny the good man turned to the les-on for the day, the third I'salin, and segnii to read in a voice of thunder: "Lord, how nre they increased that trouble Llpplncolt's.

According to the government's geological experts, we waste tons of ronl every year in this country, wing to Improper mining methods. Through working tho lower beds of the roal first, the mining of Ihe adjacent higher beds becomes Impracticable. Again, much coal Is lert ns pillars lo support tlio roof of the mine. We nre using what is best and cheapest, nnd tills neglect nnd wastefulness will cost Bucceedlng generations more for their coal. We leave underground almost one-hnlf of our supply; In Vancouver, Columbia, OS per rent Is mined.

Review of Reviews. The first horses of the western plains were probably brought there by the Spaniards. In almost fifty years before Jamestown wns settled. Coronach), the Spanish captain, wns roaming about the plains of New Mexico; nnd wt, faithful accuracy. A list he tells of the dogs used by the Indians er lucky nnd unlucky days will be lo bnul their plunder on lodge poles, furnished to those who hnve oiir nl-Indicating thnt they had no horses at i mauacs, free of charge.

Address The that dale. In 171(1 the Spanish ngaln vtnina Columbus. O. worked their way eastward across the plains, and their letters tell of the of the Indiana nt seeing the horses they bnd with them. The expedition wns constantly losing h-irses, and is little doubt that the first jroves of western horses originated from these strays.

McClure's. Since 1ST" there has been only one in which the fierman nallcnai debt tins not been increased. It Is now, no to recent official statements, or little more than tin-French indemnity. The debt lias rbvithled since For the last olidit yenrs, government publications ngaln admit, expenditures have exceeded re- i. i i ei-i ono oiio celpts by Hi 1,000,000.

or an average of tJoo.OOO.OOO year. The national debt lias already cost the country In inter est nnd niltnlnlstrntliv expenses about I R.S().000,flOO and yet (iermany could I kept out of debt altogether, as Selmni l.iii roeontlv shown If ino revenues una oniy ')' increase--! by about yearly. Atlanti Queen Maud of Norway keeps scrap-book benrlng the Inscription on the cover, "Things We Have Not Said and Done," In which she has pasted newspaper cuttings giving stories about herself and her husband which have their foundation only In the of enterprising journalists. It Is, sold, too, thnt among the (ionium crown nrlnce'g most treasured possessions Is scrap-book containing over 1,000 pages of adverse newspaper criticism. The first WIO pages are inscribed vrith cold-lettered heading: "I hope 1 am not like this!" while some of tho most ouispoKon coiiiiiicius inc t'ioiinicii by mnrgiiinl notes In the prince's own handwriting, such as: "The enemy's voice Is no less Interesting than the friend's," etc.

Tit Hits. The production of petroleum has been national industry for Just half a century. Previous to (Ids there was sporadic production of petroleum without nny definite innrket. The Indus) ry really began when Kler and Ferris, merchants, of Pittsburg, perfected a lamp with a suitable glass chimney by which petroleum was made capable of yielding a steady light far brighter than nny other artificial illumination known at the time. In tills half century l.stHi,-008,403 barrels of petroleum, or tons, has been produced, worth a little less than New petroleum fields have been found and developed more rapidly than the rato of production In the ohJT fields has decreased, so that the rate of production hns shown a rapid Increase fronr barrels in 1800 to 100,000,000 barrels in 1007.

We produce almost as much oil as milk. Review of Reviews. ii 1 1 ii Postal arils. Of the ninny Interesting machines employed by the government In its daily work, there may be mentioned those used for counting ami tying postal cards Into small bundles. These machines nre capable of counting 500,000 cards In ten hours, and wrapping and tying them in packages of twenty-five each.

In this operation the paper Is pulled off a drum by two long lingers, which emerge from below, nnd not her finger dips In vat of mucilage nnd applies itself to the wrapping paper in precisely the right spot. Other parts of the lnnelilno twine the paper round the pack of cards, and then a thumb presses over the spot whereon tho mucilage has been applied, whereupon the package Is thrown on a carrying belt ready for delivery. I 1 ITCHED TWELVE YEARS. Enema Made Hands and Keet Swell, Pee and Get Haw Arm A Heeled, Too fiave t'p All Hope of Care Quickly Cared br Cntlcara. "I suffered from eczema on my hands, arms and feet for nbout twelve years, my hands nnd feet would swell, swent nnd Itch, then would become cnl-lous and get very dry, then peel off and get rn I tried most every kind of salve nnd ointment without success.

I tried several doctors, but nt last gnve up thinking there was a cure for ec- tenia. A friend of mine Insisted on my trying the Cutlcura Remedies, but I did not give them a trial until I got so bud that I bad to do something. I secured a set and by the time, they wero used I could sec a vast Improvement nnd my bands and feet were healed up In no time. I have had no trouble since. Charles T.

Huuer, It. F. Volant, March 11. 1008." Potter Drug Cbem. Solo Trops.

of Ciilleiira Remedies, Hoston. Coiffure. "Andre Autard, who Is John D. Rock-ofeller'a coltTenr." said nil nctrcss, I "U'lit-nc II, lifilf Iwlllltlrnllv. mill WllCll- ever I'm lu Paris I pny blm a visit nt his shop In the Hue Ciistlglionc.

On my last visit, talking about wigs nnd false curls and such things, Monsieur Autard said "What would tho world do without ns colfTeurs'' And be declared that the prettiest nctrcss In Paris was giving a tea one afternoon when her hairdresser was nniiouuecd. hairdresser, sho said. "Well, show him Into the boudoir and tell him to begin nt once. I'll be with blm lu nn lu r.stremln. Date one night a clergyman was called out lo minister to iiii old man a worker upon the adjacent railway who was supposiil to be dying.

The summons was brought by another old man, the eldir brother of the slrlekcn one. While he was bii-dilng nlwut. making preparations for departure, the clergyman forgot momentarily the social status of tils visitor and asked, "Is he lu extremis?" The old man wan not going to lie beaten. "Aye, he's rigid in, your reverence." After a pause, he added, as a clincher: "Clean In, poor chap. Right up to the neck, sir." Cornhall Magi-Inc.

llnmlllty. It Is a curious fact of human natuiH that humility draws forth from the world almost ns much adinlrntion as wirnge. As In tho case of courage, It Is nlmost Impossible wholly to eon- character In which vfe see It. without It the greatest virtues raVp won, tl0 Pharisee said of himself Kere proved true, we should still dis lko hlm. yvo even dislike his modern ITul flir offensive descendant, the 1 The I'eruna Almannr.

The druggists have already been supplied with the I'eruna almanac for 1000. In addition to the regular astronomical matter usually furnished In nlmanncs, the nrtlcles on astrology nre very attractive to most people. The mcnfnl characteristics of each sign nre I Oyster Society. It Is but seldom one Imagines that good joke Is made nbout an oysirr. Edmund Yates, however, in Ids "Recol-leeUoirs and Experiences," relates one.

"1 was walking with him ono evening from the club," writes Yates, "and pass-Ing fish shop in New street, be no ticed two different tubs of oysters, one (I.en,' and the other Ms each said How's This? We nftVr One Hundred Hollars Reward for nny ease of Ctttnrrli that cuntiot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure J. CHKXEY Toledo, 0. me ii niKTsijineo. nive jaum-n r. fnr th(.

nJt ls nnovo hint perfectly honorable In ell business tnms- 'lions, and llnniirinllv hie to carry out nny obligations made by his llrm. Wai.iii.mi, Kisxas A Marvin, Wlmlesnle DruscMs, Toledo. O. tlnll'a Ciitnrrli I'm-p is tnknn Inlernnllv. setlnc directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

Trstlmonlsls sent free. Price, 75e. per bottle. Sj per bottle, sold by an iirniriists. Take Hell's Family Tills for constipation.

Aa Ites'lscd. Tarpeia, covetous of the gold bracelet? worn by the Sabine soldiers, had told them she would open the gates of lb. Cliuoei lo iuciii ii wicy nuuiu Kite uei what they wore upon their left arms. "Sure!" joyously ntiswervd the soldiers. "All rights reserved It was not until they had rewarded her treachery by overwhelming her with their shields, which they also wore upon their left nrnis, that she tumbled.

-Chicago Tribune. Here In lli-llrf for Women. If you linvo pains in the hack, Urln-nrv. Itliiddcr or Kidney tronlile. und want a certnln, pleasant core for 1 In t-1 r.

It is a sale and never-failiiiR remilaior. At Iirunlss or hy mull iiii els. Sample package 1 Address. The Mother Cray l.el!oy. X.

Y. Ccrvmites' Tribute to Sleep. Now, blessings light on him that first Invented tills same sleep! It covers a man all over, thoughts and nil, like a clonk; It Is meat for the hungry, drink for the thirsty, heat, for Ihe cold and cold for the hot. It is the current coin that purchases all the pleasures of the world, cheap, and the balance that sets the king and the shepherd, the fool and the wise mnn. even Cervantes.

Do not neglect constipation, for this condition poisons the blond and leads to chronic ill health, (iarlield lea. the iniln herb laxative, corrects constipation, keeps the blood pare, and the health good. Proirresa Itelnriled hy Caste. t'pon India, at once the wealthiest nnd poorest of nations, hangs the millstone of caste, a damper to all ambition, dead weight to all progress. The Sudra-may not hope for advancement or reward.

The Urabniln and the warrior and the prince remain superior hy blrtb nnd law. F.ut with both classes, each forbidden to assist the other, there Is desire for gain nnd the boarding of gain. Red, Weak, Weary, Wnterr Eye's Hollered by Murine Eve Remedy. Compounded by Experienced IMiyslcinns. Murine Doesn't Smart; Snnlhes Kyo Pilin Write Murine Rye Itemed? Chicago, (or Illustrated Eye Book Free.

Advice. "Officer," snld the stranger, stepping np to him, "how would you go from here to Rpoteash store?" "Well, sor," answered the policeman on the crossing, looking at the crowds on the sidcwnlks nnd scratching his jaw reflectively, "I think I'd offer up a silent prayer an' take th' middle of tb sthrect Next block, sor." Do you know of any woman who ever received any benefit from talcing Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?" If any woman who is suffering with any ailment peculiar to her sex will ask her neighbors this question, she will be surprised at the result. There is hardly a community in this country where women cannot be found who have been restored to health by this famous old remedy, made exclusively from a simple formula of roots and herbs. During the past 30 years we have published thousands of letters from these grateful women who have been cured by Lydia E.

Pinkham'8 Vegetable Compound, and never in all that time have we published a testimonial without tbe writer's special permission. Never have we knowingly published a testimonial that was not truthful and genuine. 1 Icrc is one just received a few days ago. If anyone doubts that this is a true and honest statement of a woman's experience with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound write and ask her.

Houston, Texas." When I first lx'tran taking Lydia K. I'ink-liain'H VoRetablo Compound I was a total wreck. I lind lieon nick for tlirco yonrs with female troubles, chronic dyspepsia, and a liver trouble. I had tried acveral doctor's niedioi.ics, but nothing did 1110 any Rood. "For three years I lived on medicines and thought I would never prut well, when I read nn advertlsment of Lydia E.

Pink-liam'8 Vegetable Compound, und was advised to try it. My husband pot me ono bottle of tho Compound, nnd it did me bo much Rood I continued lta use. I am now a well woman and enjoy tho bent of health. "I advice all women sufferlnp; from such troubles to give Lydia H. I'inkbam's Vepetablo Compound a trial.

They won't regret it, for it will surely euro you." Mrs. Cessio L. Hicks, 819 Cleveland Houston. Any woman who is sick and suffering is foolish surely not to give such a medicine as this a trial. Why should it not do iicr as much good as it did Mrs.

Hicks. for PINK Cures the ihk and acts ass preventive (or others. Liquid given on tho tencne. Ra(o for brood mares and all others. Dest kidney remedy.

,,0 cents I settle, $5.00 tho doren. II 00 and 110 00 the dorm. Sofd by all druggist nil turf goods houses, or sent, express p4, hy the manufacturers. SPOH.N MEDICAL COMPANY. Chemists, Goshen.

InrJ. l- EXTRAORDINARY INCREASE TS LAND VALUES. Southern Altierln 1 Mllity ttooii Country. No stronger or better evidence ran be given of the merits of a country tliau that which comes from the testimony of tho settler who has determination to succeed. This rs why we reproduce tho following letter, which BK-aks for Itself.

These iieiiplo were Induced to go to Wtstern Canada through the solicitation of a Canadian Government agent, who secured for them low railway rates. Cnrninngny, Canada, Dee. 15, 'OS. Mr. O.

J. P.rougbton, Canadian Government Agency, 135 Adams street, Chicago We had nudaclty enough to tackle the proposition of buying four sections of land in Southern Alberta, thirty miles east of CTulrsholin, nnd heading up on the Little Bow, and our two beys each got homestead adjoining. We fenced three sections and the two homesteads and built a house, barn, corrals and granary and have since enlarged some of these buildings. We have broken 200 acres of land, which has been sowed to oats nnd wheat. During tiie severe winter of two years ago the wheat killed out sonic what and our crop yielded only ten bushels to the acre, but the spring wheat went 21 bushels to the acre.

In this country we must be prepared for storms nnd cold, nt times, 20 to below zero, yet ou tho whole the inters nre mild nnd while there nre exceptional crops, It Is fair to say thnt the average farmer can depend on having a yield in average years of from 20 to 23 bushels to the acre for spring wheat and winter whent in our immedlnte neighborhood yields from 25 to bushels to the nere on the average. We have now quite a bunch of horses, over 50 In nil, nbout sheep, after having sold HO for mutton this fall. We have 20 bead of pure bred registered Shropshire, which are worth each. The average price received for mutton sheep was $5.00 and a little over. Pork brings 5 and 0 cents a pound.

We have about 30 head of cattle on our ranch now, nnd last winter they picked their entire living from our pasture, running to the straw stacks for shelter at night. The increase of land vain? has been extraordinary. Our land four years ngo cost us a little less than nn nere. Wo have sold one section for $15.00, but we would not sell any more for less than $25.00 per acre, as we expect the railroad within four miles of our ranch within the next IS months. Southern Alberta of Western Canada Is a mighty good country for any man or woman who loves outdoor life and who wants to get good returns for their labor and Investment.

We have been pleased with cur treatment from the Canadian government and can heartily commend Southern Alberta ns splendid country In which to loente. Yours very truly, (Signed) JAMFS S. AIXSLIE SONS. lie Knew. Teacher Tommy, who was Cleopatra? Tommy Tucker Cleopnjra was the colored woman who used to do our washin', nin'aui.

ller other name was Jackson. Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children trethlux; softens the gums, reduces in-C'tminutinn. ullays pain, cures wiud colic. -0 centtt a bottle.

The Rearohlipht of the Hritish Drmd-DoiiRht haa a new feature in Hint It projects beams at the fmino time iu opposite directions to facilitate nigi.nlins. In tho last five ycrs, In New lork City, 51K1.7U tenants have gone into new flat houses. DISTEMPER. CATARRHAL fEVEB. AND AIL AND THROAT DISUSES WESTERN CANADA More Big Crops at MAn in liii Another 60.990 Settlers Irom the Unltci States NEW DISTRECTS OPENED FOR SETTLEMENT 320 Acres Lind I EACH SUiUC.

100 frc HomcOcQd iid IG0 it S3. 00 Per Acre. "A vast, rich eoantry and a content erf protperou people. tract Iro urtt'Sxmlt f-noMil a N.itimnl Editor, whose vi-it to Canada in AumiAt, w.is an inspiration, M.iny have paid the rot ire of thrir farm and had a balameof from 10 CO per uci as a rrsult of ne crop. Spring Wheat.

Winter Wheat. Oats R.irlrv Flax and Iiarcthc principal mr. while th wild nraan bring perfrvte- the t-'-l Cattlo that havecn-r been irldnn the C-hcivo market. Ctimatr, Schenis ami Church' in locatiti railway tnu.h mmt of the. settled rti-trit-t-, and pricM for produce nn- always good.

Land. nay aim) br purchased from Kaiiwavant) I-ad Coin pan it. For maps and rt-formation reuardinjr low railroad rates app y. to V. I).

Superintrndnt nf Immiurtfon, Ottawa, Canada, or H. Koltcth, vl Floor Traction-Terminal Buildinc, Indianapolis, and 11. M. Williams, fcoom 20, I. aw Iluildniijr Tolcdo, Ohio, Authorized tiovernment Ay nils.

riettM iay wlir joa aw thin advert iiwment, The Benson I Make and Bell More Ken's $3 00 $3.50 Shoei Than Any Other Manufacturer it btcnuft 1 tn the wnrtr thi brapflt of tl watt complete orftnUatloa of tridlMd fzpoiU and ikilUdi ken In tfte louatTT. Tha Itttton of th iMthftra for tacti part Of tfao lho; and vtrr datoil of th auUrtr In rtry 6rrta'i. la iookni ifur or ths twit hottr.fcl er 1 in If I could ihrrw fin how ffcrfmlly W. Pooiln Mice art nuido, ym would thwa BniUaid why thir kold their hpo. At tMtlt aad wr longer tain ottn aU- hpo.

At tMtlt aad wr longer tain Hy Method of Tanning tht Sole makes thm Nor FlBxibtoand Longer Wearing than any others 8hpi for K.viTT Mrnihrp of thr Fnnilly Men, lty, Wumrn.M Uara nnit Children For ml hy itiof dfrilfnt prf rywlifrp. PJIIITlflM I ione without V. 1. ltifrlu- ImU I lull I imitte and irVa Rtantptd on Fut Color ByoUt Utod ExcUulwly. Oatoiog milled frM.

W. L. U0UQUS, 167 Spark Bnxkloo, Mull. Get your Letter Paper and Envelopes printed at this office, We can give you the EAGLE LINEN PAPER and ENVELOPES It Is fine and will tutt you. Try It.

One cet it by highway men Ten, of thousand by Bad Bowels tlo difference. Constipation and dead liver make the whole system sick Everybody knows it reculato care Bowel and Liver trouble by (imply doing nature' work until you get well Million use CASCARETS, Life Saver I CASCARETS iw a box for a wtrt treatment. tl dnipjlsis, niprscst seller to the world. Mitiiou bofcc a month. FOfl Firms: All sixes.

Southern and (Vntnil Mlclitiran. Wrllu fi.r list, and terms. F.hlo Murray thurloxte, Mich. F. W.

N. U. No. 61900. When writ In lo Ailverllxrriiilenea ou inn the Adv.

lo thla paper. EYE mumert PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color i.reoosskrlgileraDs liner tolsrslbsrs.rtlsrrsrs. One I Mesne dsn lit tilers, fkej art la rtli wain tetttrtka iav ilti-cr ire. tiimin sarsMaliilaiilriiiiai asirt, trlle lr Ire. klel- to Bra.

Bleack at Nil Cilirs. MOM HO t- timer. Willi i I 'V 1 i 1 1 If 1.