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V What Ai-3 V&u? '/ Do you fuel weak, tired, despondent, tave frequent headaches coatqji tongue, foittcr or bad taste in morning, " heart ftmrn,* belching of ga<, acid risings iti throat after eating, •■•om.ieh gnaw nr Ibv.rn, foul breath, dizzy syteils, poor or appetite, nausea at times and (kindred symptoms: [ If yo'Tt'Qye any considerable number of thiKaixsveSyw.gtotn? you are suffering from\iliou‘! liver with Indl «esllotV<*ydyg|'sJ»W l}r, ■Piepu-lqjlgjdch ’Medical Discovery is miitle~ii;i of the mon .value Mg ; ■ ■••,<;cin,yl_ yj>. . .'Cfv, ».? > inrdiral leu. •mr ii-,e ; ■ rmiinvnt. of 'such ai?n<-. ms.i. '•■uttii.i ms. It is a' Soil efficient liver invlgorator. stomach tonic, bowel regulator and nerve strengthener, The "Golden Medical Discovery ’’ is not ia patent medicine or secret nostrum, a full list of its ingredients being printed ion its bottle-wrapper and attested under oath. A glance at its formula will show that it contains '.•> alcohol, or harmful habit-formi drugs. Xt is a fluid extract made v.i:.h pure, triple-refined glycerine, ■of pre.pc: st-ongth. from the roots of the .following native. American forest plants, v: G.-/<l»n Seal root. Stone -oot. Black C. ■ rk, Qm ,'ii's root, Bloodroot.'■ Mam.r. d. Ti e Ph. • A-ing ling medical •»’ ■ci’ a Intel <.f via is. ...I i : r r. *s for * ecui-eor nisi su.-l ■ :■••;. , J ... ' ' ;"pr.<: - T . - rianmff’u- Mei. College. .•. ■'> King. ' !>.. Author of - , ~.r 7 .'* I : : !’:»>’ 1 no. M. S.-ud .t . :uthorof So i-ifi- “>< tlirn.-.-s: Pig' I ■ ■"•■'Hi r .lobi'- .n, M. ]).. M-'d. Dop Univ. o* In. V.; Prof. 1 :ui M.l> Author of Mair.r! .'b.-llra ...id , . . 1‘- cal C< Huge, Chicago. Send v.u” and ad dress ■ Postal -’..rd o Dr. U. V. I , .c. Buf falo, *'•' V,, an< rcrwve Yr<v. ho giving 'extract* fro. i ■ iiting> of all the. uh n.edi cal authors an t many < ‘hersendors . ■ > '-he Sl-rongt-. * nosMlilo n‘r s each and <rn- ih'rjt of v. 1 I( h 'Go <lcn Me-:!--, t-y.v ” !s et npo <*ri. ,/ ’i- *■. •''and Ik>wels 't';*.-,- , ■. i • Mr.-! . ,j i.iMb er> "if ho .v els sre much con- j stip&ted. Tin y ’ : Piij arid sugfu’-coated. is scmelhing that comes to' call before you get your invitations is sued. « . <4 Side and Centre M B o Crank Xi SUlt-Xc Engilies LARGE37OCK LOMBARD Foundry. Machine and Boiler Weiks and Su'i'f Store. ” •» > . '■ ’ Block «••.hl-.0. ■ . ! JJ. , ‘‘i-aCULK-, f. Cy.- * *sl/ (V -jaKssc-• fJ/2/W / - J E® Crops of Com I <—» ’Til I—H 2 ~,1 Q TSfe-t ?'W can be depended-T” “ nom * 8% Ifefhf that b era,, y fertilized ~ ""' j vc th as- :j!clC fertilizer contain- AvA.'.Hal» : ■.... - nitrogen, 8% available - phosphoric acid and 9% ACID ~ra| a I zzlw Pot os h O' /O ' A Just how and why 9% of Potash I r ... .1.1-x -i» ~ . 1 GERMAN KALI WORKS - | tS p 3 u K Kid Mew York—o 3 Nassau Street, or I'w Atlanta, Ga.—1224 Candler Building H **is WMwFkmeMeai} J.-3 It means PT" “1 "T^^TVFT! 7 il hottest and cleanest feriTxrrl“t-, flame J iZ' ' any sto7 e ’ fl ” s 1S I U'T'lO- the flan‘ c r J ie , c New r> c ,.f.....,:.Ml Od Stove ; |7 \7 ..,••• cs me .instant a J V. \J f. lighted match is ap- H )] U 1' v phed— llo delay, no « 1 \\ trouble, no soot, no h | ~ dirt. For coc king, the F Wick Blae H 1 Cock-Stove I Hg . . . K is unequaled. It gives quick results because its heat is highly concentrated. Cuts fuel-expense Q H in two. Made in three sizes. Every r ■ stove warranted. If not at your der 1 er’s write to our nearest agency. jy ! I Tl “ it r " fe all-ruu.nd household ;.se., / \ Made of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled. ( i) P Perfectly constructed, absoi y.e! ' y-y M Ever. lai. ' warranted. I n:T ® t >’ our dealer's, v. .te w our i.. ..rest agescy. M ..-ntMN.u.wra company V .r " iS x W7 £. DO 35VX) WD $3.50 SrIOES f UOUGLA _»4.00 SILT ED6E SHOES CZ-'R'Ci’WE EQUALLED AT MUlf FRI •? ? *»£;■ >?A r >7.?rs for Ati_Aß»£S; • v O -*•••.♦ •, S•-•■ SI ."»»» » ■ ■-!•:•• . Y-.“ tOSi• -• •. '.’•>•»• • - i. f/ si,ll. -,i..v>. Mi—.-. - *.< 1..i0 si r WI. IMUS ILS si::.’- i■■•• .■< t.-.l 1..•• ;.-rt .' lug. .of loot' ' .1 tob (lie >cst ntW .' ■ u ju.«:i: ■ ■■: 1. ,h country. I. I pntlofth' -a® .1311 '-V,-v ’ <•• 111 1'::!.... • lo:ik■•■ I aft- •Sty-..:.;?. w:i.t-Ilf I ov: - bv ■'. I : u. ......ik-r-. itnoa' r-rir! t< > sh;>..u ni.i . X WfU.■: (Ja nI mb • why they hold their bhafte, *** v *'“ ’ : ' !1 ' J,< ’ '.' •'; ‘ r ‘•* -j/ZZi. 1 ■ l '■••ts t>fe wearer n3»«n«t high t - -run; mu |>r;.T h stamped by de* Iw-sr . m... dealers every where. i and inier.or shoe*, t . v%*. I-i 8?O S.' ?•1 S. Brockton, 31 iu». I'ati Color Euelcit - • ii im»rW 34 YF" ~ -■ SELLING BISECT ImLj JtsJ Oh-' - u.a-W.Rod Ihrcet from our factory to X,' jlp-l b ‘7 S h!p for excEi'natji.u aud V.. W 5 -** ||F i-.rant—. ■ delivery. Youareout nothing 3£ V..;.. rn Styir.-t'l-m y anrtr.rlcc. , \ Z We Are The Largest ifanr lsclnren; In The World . ' •/ Z fc { Mug to the enustuner cyc’nsivelv. We make 200 sty .egos X /X. \x/ V>/ Vahimeu.es styles of Harms?. Send for large, free cats', 4 >o. 388. Ltgbt ( ar.opy Elkhart Ca-r?age & Hnvness Mfg. ?&i£ T ' ueve "Uh Uu* OF?Sty?lui»pv I (lop Tian. Price com- Fluiari p)ete r Z , CRESCENTANTISEPTIC GREATEST HEALER KNOWN TO SCIENCE. KX ' Poisonou Xon Irri+ating. Allay? Inflammation and stops tfißU A pi . v.v - ;c. Ab strong as carljolic arid and as harmless as fit/3 gw*•• I milk. !b„.- s burns instantly; cures old and chronic sores; Y?7cures sores .• ’’.nmmaUon from tny cause on man or beast. For foZ' ernes cjioieiA, core head an< roup. Satisfaction positively guaranteed. m »0r Sole toy <UKnrt-<hhss Baiers. Mt?d. by CUEMJCAL CO., Ft. Wortl^.Tf x * B ' YOIR GRANDMOTHER USED IT. I Bid She Never Had Sulphur in Such C’onvcntent Form as This. Your grandmother used Sulphur as her favorite household remedy, and so did her grandmother. Sulphur has been otiring skin * and blood diseases for a hundred years. But in the old days they bad to take powdered sulphur Now Hancock's Liquid Sulphur gives it to you in the best possible form and y< u get the full benefit. • Hancock’s Liquid Sulphur and Ointment quickly cure Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and all Skin Diseases. It cured an ugly ulcer for Mr- Ann W. Willett, of Wash ington, D. in three days. Taken internally, it purifies the blood, and (dears th complexion. Your drucr*'” - : sells it. Sulphur B<) Jet free, if jp' - ’ urjlc H an ’ cock l.iqr. i bvlphtir Battimor «- Womeii v “ ,en are cowards if 1 p icv , .■ argue with them. GA3Y WASTED TC SKELETON. «>• lik Torments With Terrible Sores on Fate and Body—Tore at Flesh —Cured by Cuticura. “My little spn, when about a year and | ' a half < Id. began to have sores come out | op his face. I’key beg in to come on his I I ;■ is. then >n other parts of hi.- body, and | •n one came on his cl.eat, worse than I • others. Sf ill he grew worse. At the < • i about a year and a half of suffering i . errew so had I had to tie his hand." in i ■ ; at night to keep him from scratch- 1 ing the sorer, and tearing the'flesh, lie got ■ h: a mere skeleton and was hardlv able . •IT • T .X ? * ! ; ■. -nit ::K>nt, and at the end of about j •-’...i m nth the sores were all well. He i i h >s )i. ver had any sores of any kind since, I • 1 I fin sincerely >y that only for ' 1 th- Culieura Reme* ■■ =? my precious child [ ’ would have died t:>-m those terrible sores, j i I used only one ' ike of Soap and about , j three I■< of Ointment. Mrs. Egbert i I Sheldon R. E. D.. No.l, Woodville, Conn., I A-,r ’ •?’. IQOn.” Evry iixuii h?:s lots of fair weather i i friends. pa. , YSXCK.&' T'GAPUDINE a . CURES ALL aches '".V • ■** *■And NervooßnßßS , r L/ Tria! bottle l«c Atdru? steres | FARM ® ® MATTERS. Home-Made Forge. A set of blacksmith’s tools saves may dollars on a farm, especially in busy seasons. A good forge may be made as follows: Four legs are 2x5 inches and 2 % feet long. Foui‘ boards (see No. 2 in cut) 12 inches wide and 2 % feet long are nailed firmly around the top of legs. A bottom is nailed to the unde" - I ' l ’ s - Fig. 3 are *— inch stuff 5 feet tong and fastened to the under side of box 10 inches apart.. Two 1 pieces (4) are Ix 3 inches and 3 feet long, the lower end bolted to 3, upper to 4. A pulley (0) is made of two thicknesses of boards, the edge being V-shaped for a rope to run the fan. The shaft to 6 is an old wringer shaft, 8 being the crank, A fan is shown at 7, IS inches in diameter and 5 inches in width. The fan shaft is a round piece of hard wood 3 inches in diam eter 10 inches long with %-inch round iron b • ring in the ends. The ■ [ P_, \ ! I ■ I i l //''x' ] Z i \ •*'/ x<Z } ' ) I blocks i hesc to run in arc screwed ■to 3. Cui < riches of the fan shaft I to a square to fasten the fans to; the ■ 3 inch that is left is to cut a V in for | a small rope that goes in the V of 6. , After the rope is put on and spliced, ! it can be tightened by raising the top of 4 where sis attached. A piece ‘ of iron pipe I’4 inches in diameter : is shown at 9, which is 2 % feet long, ; with two %-inch holes drilled in the I i,.iaai/» of ttie upper side. The end i toward the fan is m«o a little ven- j ! shaped. It is placed iu the box I through two holes the same size a. i the pipe. The box is filled solid with I damp clay, leaving a basin shaped I place in the centre, over the holes in ; the pipe, for the fire. Put a wood plug in the outer end of pipe. If «nv coals get in the pipe, take oin , , , , .. .. . ,>c- ran.- In plug and ; . T .. siart the fan before putting lhe 'iron in the fire. Inside of fan should be smooth. Tin is nailed around the circle of the fan case. With this forge and an anvil many other tools can be made at home at a small cost.- Fiank Guttenberg, Jr., I in The Epitomist. Color of Eggs. The Department of Agriculture is 1 often questioned as to the relative relation existing between the nutri tion of eggs and the color of the shell. It seems that some cities show a pref erence to white shelled eggs, while 'others insist who import their egg stock from i France go so far as io dip all white , i shelled eggs in a v. -ak coffee solution : !in order to satist the demand in London and other English cities for I brown shelled eggs. A recent bulletin issued by the i ' Department of Agriculture states: “There is no constant relation be tween the color of the sb’” a b“ the composition of -* J -e egg, although : tllere j., - popular belief in some 10. . -t.-. ,es that the dark shelled eggs are ‘richer.’ That there are no differences in the physical prop ! erties and chemical composition be tween brown shelled and white shelled eggs was shown by investiga tions carried on at the California and j Michigan experiment stations, this | work having been summarized in j I earlier publications of the depart- ■ i men*. “The color of the shell has, how ' ever, an effect upon the market value, ( the brown shelled eggs bringing the . urine, for instance, in the ■ a ' c ; , white shelled eggs in tae New bora marne,. _ | New England the preference' is de- ; cidedly in favor of the tinted eggs. | “One great advantage which all breeders producing tinted eggs pos sess is that they are generally better winter layers than the varieties pro ducing white shelled eggs, this being perhaps due to the fact that they are usually very good sitters and •moth ers. and so obtain a rest during the spring and summer months.” Farm Notes. A little sulphur in the salt wili tend to drive the ticks from the flock. A farm home is best »,f -p homes; but farm life without<> ..=»=. hl. is j aismal indeed. The lambs that are found to be ticky must be dipped if you would keep them in health. All the money is made from the good cows; are you keeping the poor ones for their company? Do not let sheep eat the pastures too closely, but when drouth comes assist with fodder, corn, etc. Who farms under glass works his soil twelve months in the year. That's where the greenhouse pays. Some men not stingy with money er—a»e time spent on themselves or their Vet time is money.. Pay for everything in dollars and cents. The jingle of the departing hard-earned cash makes one pause and consider, but a store account is ( often taken up in a careless manner. A feeder asks if one shot-X' o *--***^-1 steer is enough. I should prefer two or three ivhen steers are on full feed. When you have plenty of hogs there is nothing wasted, and you can clean out the bunks once a day. Don’t throw the manure out of ths side of the stable ami affow it to lay there until ‘Spring, every snow and rain washing out the most valuable par. of it. Bed all stock freely, and get every forkful of manure out on the fields as soon as possible. 4 -EADEH JhAiL.l, f kansas cjTY , , \ Excellent Health to Attributes He> \ r r u-na. - ifesj 5 . ■ ■•■ AV Asa w sir L ’•'2A w I SIMMON3 ’ oc .1 j; uMONS, 1119 15. Bth A f RS. . 11. 51.,,- \J O , ,f i 31 ’Va.W'.n./' <■ ■ Assocuu ! '-rite". xcellen. until about a ( •My health naac, a comp!pte co | lapse Irom overdoing see ' “ ot , | proper rest and te „' dre - e cont I My stomach was m “"dniyt’erueaaUi trv Pe . I was advise.l by j b ht hotl ' le f S'ir n d nd'then n am »-• it for three mon'hs fj hc()|th was “At the end of tlml ( doubled me. restored, my nerve S < « v| ft)(le (q and 1 felt nvee f ottt. f cei . tai „| fpp | assume my social pos:li . , ~ that fVri. iKi l'i <l.-/1’ <” ?”«'«* • »i’k « .««!».• reasons why society Inert* are mfiiiv r , .■ . J women break doinA" *'’ thmr nervous systems foil, why lb’,-'’, “ lve or pelvic catarrh. !nde".“ °’ e especially iable to these nilinei ’»• f N ?, wonder they require the prole,tic 10/ >’«una. It is thair shield and sufeg.'^, It is a migh,ty*’pi' or brain that can not thin’ 1 "r jin cj^ use f<lr the sins or its possessor. ■ . Jervous Diseases per FITS,St. V itus Aline's Great Nerve manentlycured by Dr j p t re3 ti SP free. Restorer. $3 trial bot 'A r -jjS- .Flilla., Pa. Dr. H. R. Kline, Ld.,'X: - „ ’ jiain wisdom tin- Some men never ,^ 3e f t^erc . til tn- ’ <•» •’’‘■a- A TERRIBLE l5 I>EIi,EXC - : ’ : - 4.' How a VeteranWas’’ 1 11" 1 ’ 1 ' *' lc Ampu tation of ; ljin »b. D. Frank Dorem ve i® ran , of Roosevelt Ave.; j n danapolis, Ind., gays- ‘i IJLtd been shoW n ». s^»fY? nl s of EEm '- \ kidut’' tl '«fi fb io from the tiF 9 I.' vliS mu - tLW' tered Ult °* the ar ' my, 1 t in al > n '-y lif9 1 nevi» suffered as in 1897 Headaches, dizzii and slee I’- iessiMt 3 ’ first > and r ,sy ’ 1 ' vas weak k‘! Pu hell,le ®®’ -pouhd'j 1 was J|)le in the c aB(1 tb( secretions passed almost in. o<.. n t.ai'.'’- My left leg swelled until it v>i 34 Inches around,’ and the depi tapped it ■ night and morni.ig uil I could no 1 longer stand it, .nd tin he advised I amputation. 1 refusa, and began I using Doan's Kidnr Pills. The I swelling subsided radually, the | uriuc became natura and all my pains and aches disapeared. 1 have been well now for ine years since using Doan’s Kidney ills.” For sale by all dealrs. 50 cents a, box. Foster-Milburr Co., N. Y. _____ No, Alonzo, it isn’t Ho curry | favor with a curry p ralj ._ t For constipation, bili isness, liver dis turbances and diseases from im pure blood, take NatiY’S remedy Gar field Tea. It is made wplly of healtlj-giv ing Herbs. Money may talk, b 4 a cool million is cold and distant. Itch cured in 30 mint? 8 b? Wqolfo-. o s Sanitary Lotion. Nevormls. At druggi-1». | Egotists a lo of hero worship on themselves. What is medicine for? To cure you, if sick, you say. | . But one medicine will not cure every kind of sickness, because different I medicines act on different, parts of the body. One medicine goes to the liver, M. JL i&f another ro the spine, Wine of Cardui to the womanly organs. So that is why Builds Wineof Cardui has proven so efficacious in most cases of womanly disease. Try it. • ___ Mrs. Wm. Turner, of Bartonville, 111., writes: "I suffered for years with female diseases, and doc zF" without relief. My back and head would hurt me. and 1 stored agony wan veaimg-aown pains. S J Wine of Cardui and now I am in good health.” Sold everywhere, in SI.OO bottles. ““ ' Sj ■.irvE'r'r" StC A I r" i T'*FT , ru t<id«v for a free copy of valuable 64-page lllustnrttd Book for Women. If I™ Medical « b WH r VS A I riIFK Adv£?d£X y“ Xptoms, age, and reply will be sen. sealed envelope. g Ba ll VIJ n LLi I L,n Add'eZs: Ladies Advisory Dept.. The Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Cbattf-”* 3 - Tenn - FU TN A M FA DE LESS DYE S' Color more goods brighter aid faster colors than any other dye. One 10c. package colors all fibers. They dye in cold water better than any other dye. You can dye any garment without r ppi ng apart. V. i■ ld tor tree booklet—How to Dye, Bleach and Mix Colors. MON K (IE DttlG CO., Lnieuville, fllisaouri TO BE A’OIDED. | “An actor shoulc lose himself in his part, shouldn’t te?” “Yes,” answered Mr. Stormington Barnes. “But it shouldn't be carried too far. Many of us lose ourselves in our parts so cmpletely that the public can’t see us at all.” —Washing- ' ton Star. Garfield Tea, whicl is guaranteed under : jie Pure Food and Jrugs Act. is the best | remedy for constipate n, sick-headachc and | indigestion. It pun'" “ blood and | cleanses the system. i •-..nleasanter F xush the growler than to be a dog. (Atlf-’O7) FYou Cook Prematurely Old I Because of those ugly, grizzly. gray hairs. Use “LA CREOLE' HAIR RESTORER. Price, St.QO, retail. MAY-JUNE MUSIC FESTIVAL. To Ec Given In Atlanta Will Be Nota ble Event in Its Line, All pri-jcirations have been made : for one of the most notable events • musically ever given in the south— | die May-June music festival, , which will be given in Atlanta May 29, 30, 31 and June L Dr, J, Lewis Browne,l Jic director, lias signed all the art bits and he lias already begun rehear-' sals of his chorus of 2QO. In addition ..o this chorus, there will boa cho rus of 400 school children. Three of the singers engaged are . from the Metropolitan Opera House' ; in New York. They are Madame 1 I Echumann-Heink, the mezzo-Supran..; 1 . Campanani, the barytone, and Bessie .-ibbo’.t. Miss Abbott has never before) appeared in Atlanta. She was cne of Court id’s leading sopranos during the pas, season. She is a southern girl,' being a granddaughter of Andrew! Pickens, former governor of South! Carolina, and ambassodor to Russia! There will be eleven artists in all, including a, tenor, a barytone, one or' two contraltos and sopranos and a violin anti ’cello soloist. Dr. Browne! wili have twenty-six musicians from) in tn 1 djlion to as many more local musicians. The festival will be given at pop ular prices. Seats for the four per formances to hear grand opera stars will sell at $3, $1 and $5, or 75c, $1 and $1.25 a performance. The festival will be given in an auditorium seat ing 3,800 people, and brilliantly light ed with arches of electric lights. The railroads will offer reduced rates to Atlanta during the festival. Dr. Browne will mail a prospectus and souvenir of the festival to anyone who drops him a postal at 519 Empire Building, Atlanta. « One of the Important D(,u«>e. ©f Physicians and m ( the Well-Informed of the World /J is to learn as to the relative standing and reliability of the rnanufactur ers of medicinal agents, as the most eminent physicians arc the mos, care ( u ] as f O JB the uniform quality and perfect purity of remedies prescribed by them, aria .. ■- ~<it known to physicians and the Well-Informed generally that the California Fig Syrup AM Co., by reason of its correct methods and perfect equipment and the ethical character of its product has attained to the high standing in scientific and commercial circles which is accorded to successful and reliable houses only, and, therefore, that the name of the Company has become a guarantee of the excellence of its remedy. . TRUTH AND QUALITY W appeal to the Well-Informed in every walk of life and are essential to permanent sue- SB cess and creditable standing, therefore we wish to .c»d t! 'e attention of all who would I 1 enjoy good health, with its blessings, to the fact lA at it involves the question of right 1 I living with all the term implies. With proper knowledge of what is best each hour O of recreation, of enjoyment, of contemplation an d of effort may be-made to contribute W to that end and the use of medicines dispe’ ,se< l with generally to great advantage, but <1 as in many instances a simple, wholesorr o remedy may be invaluable if taken at the Fl proper time, the California Fig Syrup C>- feels that it is alike important to present II truthfully the subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy which has won the appoval of phy-fntrcOiflprLai’iO world-wile acceptance of the Well-.Wnrmcd because (byi ture’, whtch'is Known to the Californul rig-Syrup Co. only. IS-5? This valuable remedy has been long and favorably known under the name of Syrup of Figs —and has attained to world-wide acceptance as the most excellent of F'C'J family laxatives, and as its pure laxafvi principles, obtained from Senna, are well & g known to physicians and the Well-In.ormed of the world to be the best of natural laxatives, we have adopted the more elaborate name of —Syrup of Figs and Elixir of & Senna —as more fully descript'., o f s he remedy, but doubtless it will always be called for by the shorter name of Syi. n o { pjg S — an d to get its beneficial effects always I I note, when purchasing, the full name O', the Company California Fig Syrup Co. I 1 plainly printed on the front of every packagv w hether you simply call for— Syrup of 11 I igs—or by the full name—Syrup of Figs and Eiixi, o f Seunn—as—Syrup of Figs and Mk Elixir of Senna —is the one laxative remedy manufactured by X. e California Fig Syrup Co. and the same heretofore known by the name Syrup ol L; gs which has given satisfaction to millions. The genuine is for sale by all leading -> ru ggists throughout the United States in original packages of one size only, the Dr j ce o f which fIH WsS * s cents P er bottle. Every bottle is sold under the general guarantee of the Company, ”the W fW Secretary of Agriculture, at Washington, D. C. that the remedy JS or misbranded within the meaning of the Food and Drugs Act, In •> M I? CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. 4 In r • n K-. San Cal. New York, xx Y A I [you can keep dry lIAffiTsrSTOIM DY WEARING "t/Jrl A' Lp~ WATERPROOF / L OILED W'7 'Xi! CLOTHING / I BLACK OR VtIXOW / iJr I f . " j Low in Price _// / C,_ 1 WRITE TODAY TOW FUEE / / 1 BOOKLET DESCRIBING HANY t If KiNOS OF WATERPROOF If » GARMEMT& K ’ . » _• vcwt« co aobvow.vs*, ■ ... ’Cwt, t*..O .M COU*f»W TOAOWVO’CAH ’ 505 [backache and DESPONDENCY IRrTW) Arc both symptoms of organic de- ' L','!’ivv-M ts , " '!( rangement, and nature’s Warning to L - 'll women of a trouble which will soon- I ’ k ' icl I er or later declare itself. 1 !. I How often do we. hear women sav. /,\ ’ ’ ) \j \ “It seems as though my back would /fi\ • vAt break.” Yet they continue to drag /// 111 along and suffer with aches in the !/A \u. small of the back, pain low down in the side, dragging sensations, nerv ousness and no ambition. * j They do not realize that the back X* <_J ’'/j I is the main-spring of woman's organ- ism and quickly indicates by aching MISS LENA NAGEL ■ a diseased condition of the feminine organs or kidneys, and that aches ■ and pains will continue until the cause is removed. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound | made from native roots and herbs has been for many years the most R successful remedy in such cases. No other medicine has such a record of cures of feminine ills. Miss Lena Nagel, of 117 Morgan St., Buffalo, N. Y., writes:— “I was completely worn out and on the verge of nervous prostration My back ached all the time. I had dreadful periods of pain, was subject to fits of crying and extreme nervousness, and was always weak and tired. Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound completely cured me.” Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures Female Complaints, such as Backache. Falling and Displacements, and all Organic Diseases. Dissolves and expels Tumors at an early stage. It strengthens and tones tho Stomach. Cures, Headache and Indigestion and invigorates the whole feminine system. 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