SUFFERED MANY YEARS
WITH FEMALE TROUBLE
LIKE PE-RU-N A GIFT A
FROM HEAVEN
Mrs. Katie Scheffel,
3R. F. D. No. 5. Lowell, Ohio
<f I have been suffering for years
•with 4 female trouble. Was operated
on five years ago. It relieved me
some but I did not regain my
strength. Two years later was
taken sick and bedfast several
months. I treated a long while
without much relief. I was dis¬
couraged, my mind affected, so
nervous I could neither eat or
sleep and unable to do anything.
We tried several doctors but
one after another gave up my case
as hopeless. Finally a good friend
advised me to try Pe-ru-na. I did.
It relieved me almost immediately.
Your medical department said I
was suffering from chronic catarrh
of the system. I began taking your
medicine in March, 1914, and con¬
tinued until August. I took ten
bottles of Pe-ru-na and three bot¬
tles of Man-a-lin and felt like a
new person. Your medicine seemed
like a gift from Heaven. It was
like coming from darkness into
light.
We have used your medicine
since _ for coughs, colds and grip
with good results. We will always
keep it on hand. I weigh twenty
five pounds more than I ever did,
eat and sleep well and can do a
good day’s work. Everybody says
I look fine. Even the doctors are
surprised. I cannot thank you
enough and will always recommend
Pe-ru—na to sufferers from
catarrh.”
MRS. KATIE SCHEFFEL
R F. D. No. S, Lowell, O.
Mrs. Scheffel is only one of
many thousand women in the
world, who owe their present health
to Pe-ru-na. The record of this
medicine is a proud one as Pe-ru
na has held the confidence of both
sexes for fifty years or more.
If your trouble is due to a,
catarrhal inflammation in any or¬
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Mrs. Scheffel. Try Pe-ru-na. Insist
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You won’t be sorry.
A»k Your Dealer About This
Old-Time fried Remedy
His Alibi
Wife (suspiciously)—John, there's
long hair on your coat.
Hub—Nothing to that, my dear.
my stenographers wear
Transcript.
Teethina Helped
Baby After Other
Medicine Failed
"My baby suffered from painful
bowel trouble tor two weeks and I
tried different medicines before uslnu
Dr. Moffett's Teethina,” writes Mrs. J.
1 j . Pope, of Norfleet, Ark.
"Almost from the very time she
started taking Tedthlna her improve¬
ment could be seen. Soon she wa3 as
well and playful as ever.”
Teethina Is a famous baby doctor's
prescription—mild—harmless and effi¬
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giving your baby, under any condition.
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TEETHINA
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Boschee’s Syrup
HAS been
Relieving Coughs
for 59 Years
Carry a bottle in
| your car and always keep it in the
house. 30c and 90c at all druggists.
Clear Yoar Skin
With
Cuticura
Soap to Cleanse
Ointment to Heal
Absolntely Nothing Better
PISO’S coughs
. fir
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use
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AN OPTIMIST
“Gosh! You had a close call! That
certainly was an awful accident 1” ex¬
claimed the friend' who had dropped
In at the hospital to call on the ban¬
dage victim.
“Yes,” he replied dreamily; “but
thank goodness 1 got an eyeful of
wliat I was looking at before the car
hit that telephone post and X was
knocked unconscious." — Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Big Fish in Home Puddle
McAllister—Those pants are about
eight sizes too big for you. Where
did you get them?
Lancaster—A tailor in my home
town made them for me.
they McAllister—They had been look as though |
made for a man twice
your size.
Lancaster—Well, I'm a bigger man
In my home town.—I.oew's Circuit.
MOPE THAN A SECOND
Mother (to departing caller) —
You've been kissing uiy daughter in
there, young man?
Caller—Why—why, how could I? X
only stayed for a second.
Mother (fiercely) — Stayed for a
tenth or a twelfth, you should say!
He Spoke English
A native minister in India was tell
J | ing district the that missionary in charge had built of the
u sparrow a
j nest “Is on there the roof of his house.
anything in the nest yet?”
| asked “Yes,” the replfbd missionary, the Indian,
i proud of
! his, English ; “the sparrow has pups."
| -^‘Philadelphia Bulletin.
Things Were Brighter
Jones met his old friend Smith, who
had been out of a job for months, and
the following conversation took idace:
“Well,” said Jones, “how’s things?
Any brighter?”
“Brighter!" repeated Smith. “Why.
things are so had at home that the
mice are giving themselves up to the
cat.”
With a Crook in His Tail
“What kind of a dog is that cur?"
“lip's a shepherd.”
“On. Then that's the reason he
has a sheepish look, is it?”’
Borrowed, Too
“You gottp admit that I’vrf got the
manners of a gentleman.”
“Well, I suppose they were bor¬
rowed, too.”
Very Much So
Brunette—Is Jack stingy?
Blond.—Stingy? Say, he ft ets in
an uncomfortable position to eat so
he won’t eat so much.
NOT THERE YET
Sr i
“There's a man I’d like to see In
Jail!”
“Why don’t you go see him then?”
“He hasn't done anything he could
be jailed for yet.”
Antiquated
j He sat in his chair at the end of a
! busy day. j
I I “Are Jack?” there asked any fashions his wife, in that pa- j j
per, anxious
; to borrow his newspaper.
“Yes, but they're quite out of date, ,
It’s this morning’s paper.”
Slow for Nell
“Have you heard about Nell’s elop¬
ing with her father's handsome French
chauffeur?”
“Mercy, no!”
“Neither have I. I wonder what’s
delaying her?” , .
Extraordinary Frankness
First Visitor—My dear, these cakes
are as hard as stone.
§econd Visitor—I know. Didn't you
hear her say when she passed them
around, “Take your pick?”
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BrTHACHER'S tongue
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Removes its causes by relieving
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Gorki Recants on Lenin
Maxim Gorki whose approval of his
native Russia has varied since the
Revolution, has written to Professor
Pavlovitch, director of the University
of Eastern Languages (formerly La¬
zarevsky), expressing his admiration
for Lenin and hoping that his previous
remarks will not he considered dis¬
paraging of the late leader. “I am
not a groat patriot,” wrote Gorki, “but
considering that Russia may he con¬
sidered a backward country I mn
proud of the great influence it is
having in arousing the Orient.” The
letter was written from Naples at tile
end of December and was signed
“Aleksei M. Peshkov,” “Maxim Gorki”
being a pen name.
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and will accommodate about 25 per¬
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is erected. Celluloid windows in
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canopy extends outward from the
doorway.
Going Higher Up
Mrs. Newriche—The pastor says
we’ll go to heaven if we put u dollar
in the collection plate.
Newriche—Put in $2. We don’t
want to stop at heaven.
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AMONG THE BIRDS
“I enn repeat sentences after peo-'
pie, said the parrot in the bird house
A Very Beautiful
Cockatoo.
happy and contented we are.
They sang after they had said this
to prove that they were very, very
happy.
They were very pretty and bright,
gay, yellow in color, and ’ most of
them had lovely voices.
“Of course,” said the blue solitaire
bird, “I am the finest singer.
“I don’t like to boast, but that is
the truth. The keeper says so.
“Rut please, dear bird friends,” he
continued, “don’t think I am con¬
ceited.
"I only want to show that I like the
big bird house here, and that I am
very happy—so I prove it by singing
and singing my best."
“Your best is very line,” said tfie
Virginia Cardinal \bird.
“Thank you, thank you,” said the
solitaire bird. “Ah, how good the
keeper is.
“He knows that when I am free I
like fruit and wild berries, and he
gives me bits of these here just as 1
would take them if I were free.
“He gives me delicious little tastes
of bfinanas, too,”
“Ah, woe is me, I’m sad,” said the
Scarlet Tanager bird.
“What’s the trouble?" asked the
Virginia Cardinal.
“I always lose my gorgeous red
coloring in the zoo. I fade and am
not nearly so bright and gay and bril¬
liant; as I would he if I were tree.
“It would appear as though I did
not like the zoo. But I do.
“It’s just that I must he flying
in the big world in all the sunshine
and having lots of room and exercise
in order to keep tny coloring.
“I am not really scarlet any more.”
“Oh, yes, you are,” said the Vir¬
ginia Cardinal. “You aren’t as scar¬
let as you were, but you are still very,
very lovely.”
“Thank you kindly,” said the Scar¬
let Tanager, and then added:
“Well, you’re a nice, friendly bird,
and the keeper says he loves his dear,
tame Virginia Cardinal with his
bright and Intelligent eyes."
So every bird in the bird house of
tlie zoo felt happy.
But outside, iu another bird cage
and yard, sat tlie vultures. They
were thinking.
“it doesn’t matter,” thought the
Black Vulture, “what the other vul¬
tures think.
“They don’t Interest me. I like to
hunt. I like to eat, and tlie more
the better I like
it. I will eat
tlie most horrible
of food and enjoy
it.
“A nice killed
chicken I also
enjoy among
other tilings. I
haven’t a silly,
fussy appetite.”
“Neither have
I,” thought the
King Vulture, lie
was thinking that
he was like the
black vulture,
only greater, and
he was tlie only
vulture that
possibly have been called handsome.
He was quite satisfied" with himself.
“It is because I am a king,"
thought King Vulture. “I am a hor¬
rible sort of a king of horrible birds,
and we fly in the air so we can do
our horrible deeds with more ease.
“When people come to the zoo and
look at my fine crown I often wish
I could say to them: ‘Oh, people, you
may think I have a bad face, but 1
aai a king vulture just the same.’ ”
Would Be a Grandpa
Warren is devoted to his daddy, rind
it was almost more than he could
stand when his father went out of
town to work. He talked- of him con¬
tinually, and it seemed as- though the
week-end that daddy should come
lioin^ would never come.
One day he heaved a great sigh and
said: “Oh, dear, I guess daddy will lie
a grandpa when he comes back.”
Just Looked Big
“Johnny,” said the father of a pre¬
cocious five-year-old at the dinner
table, “don’t you think that is a
pretty big piece of cake for a boy of
your size?”
“It looks big, papa," replied Johnny,
but it’s sponge cake and nearly all
holes.”
“I have become
very tame,” said
the paroquet.
“So have I,” said
the cockatoo, a
very beautiful
white cockatoo.
“O h i r p-ehirp,
peep, peep,” said
the canaries in
chorus, “we have
b e c o m e tame,
too.
“We sit on the
keeper’s lingers
and we kiss him
and take seeds
from his lips, and
we sing all the
Scar|ct Tan .
r
Government May Take
Over Mammoth Cave
About 1825 Dr. John Croghan of
Mulberry Hill, near Louisville, Ivy.,
prowled about in Mammoth cave for
a few miles, and was so much im¬
pressed with it that he bought it—
purchased a tract measuring about six
miles by four, threaded by almost 200
miles of cave.
In 1840 Croghan willed the property
to a family of nine heirs, adding the
proviso that, upon the death of t he last
of the nine, the caverns, should be sold
at public auction, the sale to be ad¬
vertised in London, New York, Boston,
Washington, Louisville and New Or¬
leans. Eight of • the heirs are now
dead. Tlie ninth has reached the age
of ninety. The last surviving heir Is
the wife of Judge Albert; Covington
.Tallin of Silver Springs, Md., who is
the manager of the old cave property.
It is more than likely that the fed¬
eral government will be the purchaser
of the property. Congress lias al¬
ready authorized a survey of it to¬
ward tbat^end.
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Paid Old Debt
An aged woman entered Lynch’s
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She paid the dollar and left the store
apparently contented.
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Acquired Wisdom
il«»—If I were to kiss you this once,
no one would be the wiser.
She—Don’t you believe it—you
would be—immediately after.
DR. W. 8. CALDWELL
AT THE AGE OF 83
While Dr. W. B. Caldwell, of Mon
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47 years, knew that constipation was
the curse of advancing age, he did not
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To him, it seemed cruel that so
many constipated old people had to
be kept constantly “stirred up” and
half sick by taking cathartic pills, tab¬
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In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin he
discovered a laxative which helps to
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