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frmi'.-WWr. Xktr.o njw ~-:t.-«- J-MUfev i MWMUI TUT i'll ll' Tired Nervous Women Make unhappy Homes ' ~ _ ———— - . of' I ■■'■ z X il w ■ ■ m ■>- g j Jte aw] MHS.NELLIE MAKHAM A nervous irritable worn tn. oft eh on I the verge of h -,ter>-. is <: son rec of misery to everyone who comes under her influence, and r. a happy and mis* er able herself. Such* wQinch not only drive hus bands from home but are wholly unlit to govern children. The ills of women act like n fire brand upon the nerves, conscfliiejn.ly seven-tenths of the nervous pros’, ra tion* bespondeney, the irr?>mi'tv of w •7 ti '’ S J- , a: '• m-rvo'i | owfah ’ c de ra ngr in en t. , Do you experience fits efd* pression with restlessness al:renting with ex treme irritability? Do you suffer from pains in the abdominal ri-gi.m. backache, bearing -down palnsnrrvous dyspepsia, sleeplessness, and alar.-st continually crosjs amt snap-', ? If so, your neyyes are in a shattered con ditioij. and you are with nejwous prostration. Proof is monumental that nothing in the world is better for nervous trohhies of women Ilian Lydia E. Pinl<ham’s Vegetable Compound, 3nade fTdm native roots snd herbs. Thousands and thousands of women testify to this fact. Mrs. Nellie Makham, of 151 Morgan St., Buffalo. N. V . writes:— Dear Mrs. Pinkham:- “I was a wreck from nervous prostration. Lydia E. I’iuklmrY-; Vc--table' -mipotfnd, made from native roots and herbs'. «.:iturns 1:0 n:.- ’.» vr harmful drugs and today -41 s the record for the largest nuiab.-r of ;v mil .-.ires of-. imile diseases' o any medicine th« world has ever I : -ul tb«'nsa»ds of voluntary t< tlnwnials are on file ill the i;; ■ ;. . \ ..ii !I■ Ii: >' '-it - '.mm rful ’■aiue. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Lofapound; a Woman’s Remedy Tor Women’s His. 1 SWEET! BLOODHOUND 160 RN E 3 juicy I , 3 Z S iM’ \ - B hi bo ,Mr H 1- " ' / = ? v - ■< i 4 ; ► 4 The Original "Break Plug” Tobacco. The Oily "Adver- ► 4 Used Brand” el North Carolina Flue-Cured Tobacco £ 4 Showing a GAsN EVERT t EAR since introduced. £ 3 IMITATED IN SmEBUTKOT ID CHEW t VVVVVVVVVVVVVWWVVV7VVV f?yyTvrvTVTVVTyivvvTyvvvvvvv CRESCENT ANTS3EPTIC GREATEST HEALER KNOWN TO SCIENCE. Non Poisonous, Non Irritating. Allays Ini immation and stops ■ngl K a P a ’ n troln at *y cause - As strong as carbolic acl and as harmless as WSyk V/7 sweet milk. Cures I.u: ns instantly; cures old and chronic sores; I Pcures sores and inflai. 'nation from any cai man or beast. For fowls *ufes cholera, sore head and roup. Satisfaction positively guaranteed. Forsyte by all FiraVC-tuas Dea. rs. Mfj I. by ( R SXENT CUE MICA I, (()., Ft. Wertli.Texns _ Z7 & Products Libby’s Corned Be e f | is mild cured axxd perfectly I j cooked corned Beef, and carefully ; packed in Libby’s Groat White : Kitchens. It is prepared as care- | fully as you would make it in your own kitchen. It has the characteristics and delicious flavor of the right kind i of corned beef. . For Quick fervir.3.- Libby’s Corned I Beef, cut into thin slices, ari i-.uuy'l on a - platter and garnished v th Li by’s < how r ~ BF 5r V, Ing dish, for Ibuch- n, dmmrcr app.r- A«k your croerr for -xStfi l.lbbyht mid !i»M>.t I R-/• upon ccttlutf Libby** I Mica j I Axle ?. 'j > Grease ' v ' « I Helps the Wagon np J the liili ! The load seems lighter—Wagon e , and team wear longer—You wake g more money, and have more time g to make money, when wheels are I greased with £ Mica Axle Grease 1 —The longest wearing and most I satisfactory lubricant in the world. 1 STANDARD O2L CO. Incorporated (At2l-’O7) Our Ir.uvUoni" catalog of Hui?; ■' ir- ■ BJw , ■ icc«. iJnoleinns an I Lice Cur i!n; HI- “ iltmt ate liu natural co or*-i l free I \ for Rue, Lurneanii, Uur ta!n j , etc. Buv cllreo.' iro n ihe manu a-lur.'r. Save ail fntermi.d;ate moats. Write a iKMt.i i Jav ai d receive our catalog absolutely free. s. ERLLNG MILLS MI O. UU.» Dept. A, 95 Fifth Ave., Few Yoric. MRS.GEO A.JAMES I I -iff ret I-oI di 1 i *re what became of >p iir< d of my ro- ■ 1.-dto help me. I vias urtv'd to t-rv 1 dia I'. I’inkham’s V“iret,ni>k' Comp >h: ■ I want to tell you i me. J think it i ’he tin• st. no*.?• if ’n earth and lam ! m.v friends and j ;v jy’ 4 ■" ft life long ys. Y,, writes: resident of Frcdotd*’ 1 .•.•!(• Pinkh: 1V ntn down'condition I v ?- nitration caused by 1 had not hewn well ■. niv (Tiildren v r o born. This con- <I rm mv iorves and I was ir- I had tri-d many r much help but L\ ;; t E. Pinkham's table Compound l>; ught me back to i .dth and strength. It b ;-■> also carried r.. safely through the i. i mre of Life. I innot too strongly recommend your me-. ine.” ’irs. Pinkham’s Imitation to Women. Women suffering' from any form of female wrakm > are invited to e.mimunieate pr- iptl.v with Mrs. Pinkham, at Lj e Mass. From the symptoms itiv'. n. 'o trouble may be located and the - liekest and surest way'of rev--very - ised. Out of her vast volume of e . Hence ill treating female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably has the very Inioi fige that will help . your case. He: Iviee is free and •always helpful. I Life’s riches an in ' 'D ; -, . , ■ , .. in the great 'll•lygots of publii/ charity. CALLS HIS CURE A MIRACLE. Tortured by Terrible, Dry Eruptions —Too Disfigured to Leave House —Cutie ma Cured Dim. “Ever since th time 1 grew into man hood 1 have been sufering from a dry <■: up turn which at tim- appeared very exlen bivel.v, and at otl. times, but to a limited dos-Tce. on m.v b- dv 1 consulted a number of medical men • h< ut result, and last Jam: ry' I was ted with a terrible I eruption on m\ lands, scalp, and face, wha .i was so I -.id hat I could not even : leave (he house, so . finally resorted to the I ( uti’.ura Remedies. So far they represent I an outlay of only a few dollars and I am completely restore ! to health, while for merly L had spent collars upon dollars on doctors, remedies and ointments without •jet tine cured Tie ui icura Remedies rep- I rt -ent a perfect mu rle. Henry E. Kamp im, Eagle Ave, New York, N. ¥., Feb. 1G and Mar. 1. 1906.” —<- uotigh.t in Danger. / “Talking of the foolish things one thinks about Ahy u in the midst of danger/’ remark' .1 one o f a group the other night, T had promised my wife never to travel 1; and jl is something I have always avoided, but necessity compeUel it a few weeks ago, and. as luck w iuld have it there was an accident and the cars were derailed. “As the one in which I had my berth was rolling down an embank ment and I was In rhe midst of blan kets, pillows, grips etc., the terrible 1 thought flashed .cross my mind: ‘What shall I tell Molly? Here I am i traveling at night” ” —Columbus Dis- patch. — IS IT T IE TRUTH? “Man,” remar jil the thoughtful ■ thinker, “is a s perior animal.” i “But,” J the wife of his ■ bosom, "his superiority over other animals Is largely in his Chicago News. Land of ths Disappointed. A fine lot o£ navel oranges, tang erines, and gr pe ruit, which w.i» raised at Mon’ Morelos, in the state o£ Nuevo Le was recently re'ceived in Chihuahua; also samples o£ lem ons. one of which weighed three pounds, and ripe olives of good sizo and quality.- .Modern -Mexico. DOCTORS GETTING TOGETHER. Dr. Sisca Says the Homeopaths and the Allopaths Are Converging. Dr. N. Sisca, an allopathic physician of Queensland, In discussing homceo 'fWtn.v.- —j n t] lo Medical Brief that “the most SUVfo.., nrtv... -- tho progress homoeopathy Is making is the vast amount of material it has accu mulated in its materia medica during the last thirty years or so. “Time was, and not very long ago either, seen all the materia medica which It was thought indispensable for a homoeopathic practioner to know was enclosed within the 263 pages of a small book entitled "The Principal Uses of the Sixteen Most Important and Fourteen Supplemen tary Homoeopathic Medicines." Now a mere glance at the three pon derous volumes of the “Dictionary of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica” or at the four still more ponderous vol umes of "The Cyclopedia of Drug Pathogenesy” is quite enough to be wilder any would be student of homoeo pathy. For the matter of that, the homoeopaths themselves are beginning to irroS¥» under the_jvgl£bt their.. own wcaitn." Dr. Sisca goes on to say that "while homoeopathy on one side has for over I a century stood with its feot on the j immovable ground of its fundamental I principle, allopathy ’has been slowly I but surely turning, around until today a very important, part of what ho moeopathy has always contended for is in substance, if not in as many words, plainly and fully recognized by allopathic Jecturers and authors.” PERFECTLY NATURAL. “Did Perkins die a' natural death?” “Oh. .yes. But I can’t remember now whether ho was murdered, killed in a railroad accident or hit by an automobile.”—Life.” SULPHUR BRINGS HEALTH. Purities the Blood and Clears Up the Complexion. •* Everybody needs to take Sulphur nt this season. Nothing like it to purify the blood, clear up the c-iuiplie:■-*’-•• --”1 remove “that tired feeling.” the only way to take it is :n 1..,-al form. Hancock's Liquid Sul; ::ur taken internally is the best g tonic Applied externally Hancock's Liquid Sulphur quickly-cnres Eczema. Tetter, and all Skin Di-eases. Hancock’S, the only Liquid Sulphur Ointment, removes Pim ples, Blackheads and Sores, and gives a beautiful soft, velvety skin. Your druggist sells it. It cured Edward D. Herring, of Frederick, Aid., of a bad case of Eczema, and he writes: “My face is as smooth as an infant’s.” All-about-Sulphur Booklet free, if you write .Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co., Balti more. No Hayseed. President Alberger of the Transpor tation Club, who is traffic manager of Bprax Smith’s new rdilroad into Ne vada, had a sagobrusher for his guest the other day, and as an incident to t!i<-uAVirrmi-'u'Wit of. .this prospective I snipper .wnftou up «» nM'* <- •-■■ ...» [ the club in the James Flood building, i wont for soe.ii them chutes you was telling me about,” remarked the stranger, drawing forth a big watch and consulting it. Jay Adams, of the Nickel Plate road, one of the directors of the club, hap pened to be standing close by. Just then another member approach ed with a grin. “How yuh, Jay? How’s the Nickel Plate?” “Don’t you try no cracks like that on me, young feller. I raise alfalfey, but I ain’t, the greenest thing ever struck this town. An’ let me tell yuh this here watch is solid silver.” — San Francisco Chronicle. Words and Stones. Some years ago George Meredith had a house built for himself which was rather small, although ■ vau.i visited him, and with great pride he showeS her over the place. After their tour of inspection the visitor turned to her host, and with a di-kU .minted expres sion, said: “In your books you de scribe huge castles and baronial ha’l4, but when you come to build you put up a little house like this. AVhy is it?” "Well,” replied the author, with a twinkle in Ms eye? “the reason is because words are cheaper than stones.” —London Exchange. k Collectors Learn Geography. The average person who, through Ignorance, *is disposed to regard with compasslon’the harlftless and, to him, useless hobby of the stamp collector, will no doubt be surprised to discover how: much of interest and instruction there is in the purauit of stamp col lecting. You will invariably find that the schoolboy' who is- also a ‘ stamp fiend" knows more of the geography of the various countries, their rulers : 1.1 -U cxiizens, than any other pupil in the clkss.—st. Nichol as. TIT THE GROCE*? „ Wife Made tire suggestion. .—I A grocer has excellent opportunity to know the effects of special foods on his customers. A Cleveland grocer has a long list of customers that have been helped in health by leaving off coffee and using Posturn Food Coffee. He says, regarding his own ex perience: "Two years ago I had been drinking coffee and must say that I was almost wrecked in my nerves. ‘‘Particularly in the morning I was so Irritable and 'upset that I could hardly wait until the coffee was served, and then I had no appetite for breakfast and did not feel like attending to my store duties. “One day my wife suggested that inasmuch as I was selling so much '--Postum there must be some merit in it and suggested that we try it. I took home a package and she pre pared it according to directions. The result was a very happy one. My nervousness gradually disappeared and to-day lam all right. I would advise everyone affected in any way with nervousness or stomach trou bles, to leave off coffee and use Pos tum Food Coffee. There’s a Rea son.” • Read, “The Road to Well ville.” in Women Who Well. It is astonishing how gi jlt a change a few years of n. irricd lifolften make in the appearance and disj)<jition of many women. The freshness, •rm charm, the brilliance vanish like tlAbloom from a poach which is rudely dandled. . The ... ~.( V, only a dim shc ow, a faintcb’ho of tho charming maider There are two I reasoi. • for this change.jignoranae and j neglect. Few young w fien appreciate 1 the shock v» the syst-p through the ; change which, comes wi h marriage and motherhood. Mar..- deal with the unpleasant pelvic trains and weak nesses which too often come with mar riage and motherhood, u>t understanding that this Secret dru’ 1 o bl ‘ i * , '*** > “’****^’ r o! (roV s pnd |io form of its j fairness. I •As surely as the gon r « l l health suffers , When there is deYuQgenent of the health of the delicate womaSiTrgans, so surely organs a ps§tablishod in healXh the Wean^ witness to the Tact i u rbwJhVT-d’c< a miljion women havt- health apfl happiness in the-frgf Dr. Pierco’s ha y<»rito fr- seriptjtakes wcak wom en strong and sick w> n well. liigredi- ; ents on label—cont alcohol or harmful habit-Ton drugs. - Made - wholly of those nati unorican, medic inal most hifc j .‘ecommended by I loading medico aut! /tTs of all the sev | oral schools of < for the cure of j woman’s peculiar aiffents. For nursing motherorfor those broken down in health by to grtjriuent bearing of i children, also for thQbxjx ctant mothers, j i to prepare the (or the coming of i almost inc medicine quit<‘ sv “>'octor vniii:’ TD 0 ”’/h 11 cau if S, Y Bbndition of the syste- would not “potent invigorating tonic t D II ■ '’V'R nervine nicely adar 0 * *’ B ckl<Wi«lieato system by a pbv’s th,,* „,.^ A J t :"rieDce in the treat ment ul ''’ “ ur<H uliar ailments. Dr. P’ 25ci nt Ci’ Consulted by letter : free of cl R.V. Pierce, Invalids’ -t—z—» Surgical Institute, Buffalo, ft ’ 7 ,; come to inform you I s.m g fie to be mar Hod EUiploVer—Yo W man. nave you never heard th (old paying: "No man can serve wo matters?”—De troit FfceUPress. To improve ihAp'ural lieallh. fake Gar field Ten •'♦ of.l bne;;it pipilies the blood, eradjc? s 'lied.-natism and many chronic aibhe ‘ *. n ■' keeps the health ' good! Gar Held : j> mode :>f herlxs: it is i cuaraoT-vd i >vi t. j Pure F 'od and Drugs j Law. Gai. eld I Uropl:lyti. V. Y. | Fortune fella: swell-'I ers —for tftettise.es. 11. 11. Gbjbf.h’B')Xß, of Atlanta. Ga., aro the only success#Dropsy Specialists in tho world. See thek'iberal offer in advertise ment in another <lumn of tliis paper. ServatS* Paradise. If domestic wants han every night out and two l;a-holidays in the week, domestic might crone to be the most poiuar,.- as it is probably the best pfifid i any lonn of women’s work.— f Reviews. - THE GRE/'JDWABILITY A r , A Wl# AJb AW. first CTiice , of the mn r" X'vioi ll\ Who Kniws /7 /w; i EVEPV f I ///f \\ I GUARANTEE ' I V \ | IF YOUR D£AL£ 7S OUT R / ' A OF FUN BRAf/,. DONF I / \ f | CIMAIGF YOUWHD. NAYS [ ’ HIM G£T THEHW SEND I / ORDER AND RICE TO US. ’ ? I I Your ! passing iiaaow B A lot of'unnecessary ■ sympathy is wasted on old bachelors and spins- I ,cl'S. I " Oii K TO A SKELETON. ! A Woßddful Bestoration Caused a Sensaion in a Pcnnsylvauia Town. Mrs. Carles N. Preston, of Elk land, Pa says: “Three years ago I found that my house "’ork was becoming a burden. 1 tired eas -1 ily, had no ambition j TnSy Vi and was failing fast. \v Uy comnl ,\- : - V yellow, ami I lost j 'T. over 5 0 pounds. My i daMhtej thirst was derrible, and there was sugar ' in tllc kidney secre- “ .-9$ <!' eibr k ej) t me o: a strict . diet, a as lii-; mediein was not helping ie , j began using .Kidney ills. They helped me at once, anikopn aM traces of sugar dis appear. i have regained my former weight ;m am perfectly well.” Sold byjll dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-Mfourn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. ,qi:adri t plets. Asccru l 3 ; t , true there are -quad ruplets house? Newit.t-.Ni, only twins. Litsc man started.hiat rumor noMuge he didn’t see the'until alter he lied their ant. —Philadelphia l-ress. Probl ly no man in Maine has held a towi offi e longer than J. Q. A. 1 Butts, Canaan, who died recently, J after f y-t’vo years’ continuous ser vice aitown clerk. I You Look Prematurely Old I | x Because of those ugiy, f Uily. gray halra. Use “LA CRLOL6" HAIR RESTORER. tPrice? SI.OO, The Fourth Dimension. The report that T. B. Murdock will sell his paper and leave Eldorado is not true. He says in the Eldorado Republican: “It is announced that I am to leave Eldorado and engage in- the newspa per business in a wider field. This !is the first I have heard of it. Eldor- I aio is long enough, wide enough, I broad «>nugh, and thick enough for me, and wh<-«. r leave/the town it will lie for the boneya-.ft. BRIGHT QTViRY. “There goes.. yj.iMaM'xß's wic^ w >. rc . ■ »«fflT!reuNewitt. N “Yes,” replied Dumle'y, “but he was i married twice, you know.” “Os course. What of that?” “Well, is she his first or second widow?”—Philadelphia Press. riTS,St.Vitns'Dance:Nervous Diseases per manentlycured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerw Restorer. $2 trial bottle and treatise free. Dr. 11. R. Kline. Ld.,931 Arch St., Phila., Pa LET IT IN. j When you’re feelin’ grouchy, , Let the sunshine in; ' When your face gets "feelin' hard. Crack it with a grin. Don’t be 'Jraid o’ wrinkles. Tear loose with your mirth — An old face laughter-wrinkled Is the sweetest thing on earth. The Alaska Packers Association are about to introduce tho Argo Red Sal- I mon in this market. They are the largest salmon canners in the world, : employing an army of 7500 men, with > a fleet of over sixty vessels, and the : Argo is the choicest red salmon packed. It is caught in the icy waters of Bering" Sea. The flesh is very firm, of a beautiful red color and delicious flavor. HOSTILE RELATIONS. Howell :“What relations exist be tween you and Miss Cowell?" Powell: “Her father and mother.” —lllustrated Bits. HICKS’ StfIMPUDINE I>" VCURES ACHES. '** And Nervo«n_... ' Trial bottle 16c At dru< atores ur 6 1 DYSPEPSIA ' Failure to digest the food properly causes Sick Headache, Dizziness, Foul Breath, Bad Taste, | Etc., the Liver becomes inactive aal clog up with waste mitter that should not be i allowed to remain in the System. ; j Dr. Mozley’s LEMON ELIXIR ! will promptly correct the distress of Dy siepsia, and tone up and assist the System to digest food |-i that is most trying on the Stomach. It lira cured some o£ the worst cases on record, and thousands , , , . ..u. '■ of „.--u.fear of Dysp; -’jwhiila bettlof Lemon Elixir is near at hand. j 1 ® 1 ■ I have take* i7i. . ion Ehxi. .• % ... r.;... ... Ims no eqn&l as a laxative an<l ;enottl tonic :<. has ab v.ys Kte 'rn, • V.Ajtig’y , - ?• 23>. want, knowing that a do»»e <»f I. -HK’n Ellx will prevent any uaploaAint .. t t n-m '• 'ears old * * •-c -««gi f g aa 1 aui in Splendid health, which I know due In a b-« * » ine inure t-. Dr. M »zl<«y n L u.’i m Elixir. .iIRS. K. V. KEITH, 570 Spring St., Atfauta. Ga. IB 50c and $1 X) bottles. At All druggists. |j “One Dose Will Convince” J I Women's troubles throw a cloud over their lives, which neglect may cause to become permanent. Make yours into a passing shadow by taking s medicine that acts directly on your womanly,organs?the dis- ■ order of which has caused your womanly troubbiS; The right remedy for you, when you have headache, ■ backache, nervous spells, dragging pains, irregular functions etc., is Wine of Cardui Mrs. R. H. Lawson, of SnW(, Ala,, writes: I suffered with female troubles for 12 years’, tried 4 a doctors; they did no anaA so 1 took 'Vv j ul j j-, ave f a ken 18 bottles, feel greatly relieved and am I better than in 20 years. Sold by all reliable-druggists, j n $ j , O o bottles. " WOITP IIC A I ETTED WrHe today! free copy of valuable 61-rasre’ illustrated Hook for Women. If ma n-u iuim M r?K.aIL, Uj A L.E. 1 IEK Advice - desu-i-your symptoms/stating age. and reply will be sent tin plain! sealed c’ nv „ ]nn r g? uw IS Address: Lid es Advisory Dept.. The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Cliattanooca. Venn. ' PC ’ ■ s' Surgeons Provided New Eyelids. 5 . j Arthur Zimmerman, of 325 Frank I lin avenuo, West Side, a young man who was burned by tar and to W’hom ! surgeons gave new eyelids by’ skin 1 granting, was able to leave St Mar- I garet’s Hospital, where the operation waa performed, yesterday afternoon. ' The operation proved successful, and I after being unable to close his eyes -for several months, he is now able to I do so. Zimmerman has no eyelashes -for the surgeons couldn’t supply them, i [ —Kansas City Times. REAL SAPIENCE. Mrs. Watkyns: “Which dn vnn preier, Mr. WylKins, blondes or bru- L nettes?” r Mr. Wylkyns: “It depends on which I am with.’’—Somerville Jour «al. To be on good terms with human nature, Be Well! Garfield Tea purifies the blood. ; eradicates disease, regulate* tho digestive organs and briiigs Good Health! .Manufac tured bv Gariield Teh Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sold by druggists. ON THE MENU. Waitress (handing stodgy-looking ■ steak): "And what will you have to follow, sir?” American Customer: "Indigestion, ■ I guess!”—Punch. i Argo Red Salmon is cheaper than 1.l beefsteak at 10 cts. per pound, be -1 h contains more nourishment. You may have noticed that 'foonw. i ] people are always happy. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At druggists. Courtship is the juicy grape and marriage the appendicitis. WiNCHESTIR NUHLAtfii 9’ i Loaded Black Powder |' Shot gun Shells |i I “Nublacks” are as per fect as brains and in- I genuity, coupled with first-class materials and modern methods of manufacture,-can make them. 'r" e-- —,r» I fire, make even pat- ( terns, shoot hard and strong and will stand I I reloading. Ask for I | “Nublacks” next time. | I THEY HELP MAKE BIG BAGS : „„„ i = 7//f//'I young people C f 7 u ’ktO limited / IN sour means or educa z tion,- if you wish a thorough business trauiin'T and i,">od position; write today for Our Great Half-Rate Offer. Success, inde pendence an«i probable FORTUNE guaran teed. Don't <lclay—write today. GA.-ALA. Bl S. C OLLEGE, MACON, GA. z ufk-i’O ~V on TX-Tuljot-o red ? II Why not have ir Cured? Send at once letter or postal, with your address and p ipclpnl facts. We will mail trial treatment,without coat »o yon, that will give Imm dlate relief from the effe is o . cumbersome and dangerous trusses. We also fend I lirely Cured by small cost oy th • I Hernia-Ucnle Co., 4-5(1 W. 8, Erie, Pa. | ' When You X Want Pure White Lead, /'Wjk -Get u r Probabl y tbere i s no other IV z article of com- A V"'—merce subject- I e d to so J 1 " • fclAl much • Mfe-—tiJiL dul /V \ tera- y on Xx I J ] mis- K _ F e P re .- Outof i 8 brands of “White Lead” recen ly analyzed by the Government Agricultural Experiment Station of Noun Dakota, 5 contained absolutely I no White Lead, 5 less than 15% of \Vh/ Lead, and only 3 over 90% of White Lead. There is, however, away to be cer tain f the purity and genuineness of I the hite Lead you buy, and that is 1 to see that the keg you buy bears the 1 ; Dutch Boy trade mark. This trade »; marc is a positive guarantee of abso lutely Pure White Lead made by 'he Old Dutch Pro ess. J®) SEND FOR [ I BOOK I I “'A Talk on Paint,” «!▼•* valuable infor- / V&F Wat on on the paint . Bn nt. Sent free Up<’.\ request. All lead packed tn 19V7 bears this mark. T axiV M in whichever of the follow- ling cities is nearest you : Ver York. Boston. Buffalo. Cleveland. Oir'innatf. Chicago. St. Louse. Phlla dehhia [John T. Lewis & Bros. Co.]; Pitta buT.li [National Lead A OU Co.] i 1. WUMMftWMfe Avery & SUCCESSORS TO 1 AVERV & McMILLAN, ’ Al-58 South Forsyth St.., Atlanta, Ga. -ALL KINDS OF machinery Reliable Frick Engines. Boilers, all Sizes, Wheat Separators. “ ■ -it BEST IMIWEu oaw M!I L o N ear th. Large Engines n pollers supplied promptly. , Shingle 1V,1., Corn Circular Saws,Saw Teeth,Pai-. nt Dog 8( Steam Governors. Full line E nsl | ner j* MUI Supplies. Send for free gatalogu*. f§Wi® I V* Removes all swelling in Bto 20 i days ; effects a permanent cure I jfiK. in 30 to 60 days. Trial treatment 1 *?. ' free. Nothingcatt be fairer 1 <'• Write Dr. H. H, Green’s Sons, I Box b Atlanta, Gp IS SA WILS LATH AND SHINGLE MACHINES, SAWS AND SUPPLIES, STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES. 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