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Young: Girts
Fading- A way. t
Symptoms that seem like '•gn$umJ>tion; a lack 0/
blood; friends feared one gfl, b'ouldfall dead on the
\ street; restored to health by ci sensible woman's
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Many girls of sixteen years seem to
have consumption, although they have it
pot. Their and friends watch
anxious fad* parents
them slowly pallor, away.
A death-Kks transparent com¬
plexion and listlessnes- are signs of this
condition.
The body lacks blood.
MrJ.' John Tansey knows fhe pp^ining
af these symptoms, and the cure.
She lives at 130 Baker Street, Detroit,
Mien.
Her advice to mother, ha:..been uj great-,
value to her neighbors. She tells thf,story
tp help others who are at a distance.
She said: • n
“When my daughter was sixteen years
Old she began to waste away,
“ Had I not known there was no taint of
consumption in the family I would have
believed her lungs were affected.
“She grew thinner and thinner every day.
She tecked only the hacking cough to show
all the outward signs of consumption.
“Our doctor called the disease by an odd
name, which I learned meant simply weak
blood. '
“No treatment sfemedtodoherany good.
“She was fading away before our eyes.
*1 was induced to try Dr. Williams’ Pink
JWiis for Pide People, and the change they
‘ made “Before was almost aft* magical. half box there
had taken a
was a great, improvement in her looks, ap
9c tit e and weight.
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“She gained.strength rapidly. Soon she
was in perfect health.
“Since then I have kept Dr. Williams -
Pink Pills for Pale People in the house al
V %nelX£“ mUCh ^^ ththem *
“There is a young girl friend of my
ghter who seemed almost transparent.
She was white and very thin, wc e were
ujraid she would fall dead in the street
y/nen she went out.
I begged her to take Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People, and finally induced
her to try them. They helped her won¬
derfully, probably saved her Now life and re¬
stored her to perfect health. she is
recommending them to other young women.
“I earnestly advise m^.hers with grow¬
ing daughters to keep Dr. Williams’ Pink
Ta?ts»»s such , Mrs. Tansey’s
cause 'symptoms neglected as while they
■ daughter developing showed were womanhood. During
were into
that period of rapid development the blood
needs the highest degree of strength wasted. to re¬
pair the tissues that are rapidly by
These needed elements arc supplied
Dr.Wdbnms’ Pink Pills for Pale People. |
The vegetable ingredients of these pills act |
like mag'C in restoring strength to the mus
cles ana roses weakened to the by cheeks overwork. of growing girls
or adufta O
All druggist?sell They Dr. Williams' Pink box) Pills
for Pale people. cost 10 cents a
six boxes ‘f2.5Q.
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W, T. Johnson. Washington,
sells everything on wheels.
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The report of the fruit crop
for tjl e, state .s good. It is said
to bo hotter than for years.
A large force of American
troops will be SC tit totho PlliLp
l»inos at once to hold the islands.
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It seems that the Spanish fleet
is a good runne.r. It is now. said
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that the Americans have them
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HarnweU & Vickers are re- 1
coiving -weekly* car loads of
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are now camping near Tampa.
They are ready to invade Cuba
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Distinguish tii© ^ngiisti walnut |
sonic fioi^ tp© sap .lose senie.
Qukstion. English waln.'ut —We have scale in what orchard, is called j
qur
How may we distinguish it from the
Answer. —A tree infpsted with the
Jose scale presents different badly infested appear-1
according ius it is
only slightly infested. When tlio
encrusted with this insect the ,
tree takes on a grayish-brown ashy ap- j
pearauce as though the trunk and limbs j
had been painted with dampened gshes.
By scraping a limb with y knife the
scales may be. removed, cohering" like a
mass of wet bran.
If. tlio tree is only slight^**' 11 Tested
the bark will be found to be (lotted here
and there with very dark gray, often .
black scales (about 1-10 of an inoli in |
diameter) surrounded by a purplish j
tinge of the bark. The blackish appear- j
mice of fhis scale is especially notice- j
able during the winter and spring, j
Later in the season, when the
overwintered insect reaches matmity
the scale takes on more of pocket the grayish micro- j
appearance. Aided by a
scope the female scale will lie seen to be
circular and conical in outline, fcenni- j
nating at the center by a minute nip -1
ple-like propiinence, surrounded by a
distinct ring. The male scales are
smaller and elongated, with the nipple 1
near the anterior end. larger; j
The English walnut scale is
(about one-twelfth of an inch in diame
ter) and more flattened than the San :
Jose scale. It is circular in outline and
of a jiale, grayish-brown color. The
nipple-like prominence is at one side of
the center and is reddish-brown. By
raising the waxy scale the body of the
insect is revealed, which is larger and
of a paler yellow color thuu that of the
San .Tose scale. "When one once bc
conies familiar with these two scales it
is not difficult to distinguish them.
Left unchecked both will eventually
kill trees which they attack, but the
San Jose, is much more prolific and less
time is required for its destruction of
the infested plant. W. M, Scott.
Entomologist.
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HERE.is probably no other dis¬
ease which effects so large a
percentage of our people as
heart disease, The most common
symptoms are shortness of breath
after any kind of exertion; fluttering
or palpitation, hungry and faint spells,
swelling of the feet, pain in left bre.j§t
or under left shoulder blade, etc.
Heart trouble is frequently accom¬
panied with nervousness, irritability,
unsound sleep. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
is the most reliable medicine known
for such troubles and will positively
give relief. The following letter is
received from Mrs. M. A. Birdsall, one
of the most prominent ladies in social
and church circles in Watkins, N. Y.
“About one year ago I was taken
with extreme nervousness and palpi
tation of the heart, accompanied at
times with an oppressed feeling in the
chest and a shortness of breath. I also
had severe pain in the left side and
under the left shoulder. My appetite
was-very poor and my general health
miserable . j began taking Dr. Miles’
jj oar t Cure, and after taking four
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my appetite returned and Ifeltgreatly
improved. I have had no return of
the heart trouble since taking your
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constant pain in the right ovary. I
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j c jQ e _ Nothing seemed to do any
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ab once a nd I think they are indis¬
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them to ladies who are suffering from
such troubles. I wish every woman
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EART STRAIN and irritation
if allowed to continue arc al¬
most certain to affect the mus¬
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irregular and imperfect circulation of
the blood. This will lead to conges¬
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