ll
Make a Show.
finnfinvnnh
swept and tidy, the humble furniture ,
carefully dusted and polished.
partiality for scrubb 'ng', cleaning and
ed \
dittKiller
They Are Often Only Removable This desire for cleanliness, in fact, ‘ " , kc . . IN ' _ ,_
: Shells, Which Are Worn to ' almost amounts to a,eraze, and house- ' May. SUCCESSFUL OPERAPIUON SIN CE .
' ~- wives and servants alike evince astrong Ne 186°. L, ‘ ,t
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I. .@ NO )IJSL‘\l)[i‘r1l’\'l
ITTLE “I’d hate to pay that woman’s dentist washing. Even in well—to—do families
// bills,” said a. business man to a friend a domestic training is‘considereda nat- I! \ ‘ 4 , .
.3 on a South sideL train the other day.‘ ural and necessary adjunct of the l ' ' .
VER Across the aisle from. the man was a. daughter’s education, and each has oer,— _ .For ACCIDENTS 3 ~ ' ' ~ ' ' i ‘7‘!
.. : woman who showed enough gold every tain household duties apportioned to ' Cuts i ‘ , ‘ . .
. _| FELLg l time'she opened her mouth to make her. ‘She is likewise taught to‘make Burris , $3 ' ‘ __ ,
' .y : " _ _ ”it? a nian want to leave home and try his her own dresses, to knit. her own stock- artisans ‘ 2 l ,5: . . V ————.‘.—
. . " ~ .. fortunes in the Klondike. Twolof her jnrrs. and to kee her vardrob 'n - urids,.&.c., ac'. ' i it ~ - I ——
.3... .- .2 an we . . r: p ‘ 8] re It gives instant rehef and cures l ———' » '
4 m . upper {eeth had been replaced by pieces P5 11‘.“ . quickly. , . _ , . . __
’S,‘ , - .1 Tot burnished metal, and one of her low- Nor does she shirk these duties, as it In case of sudden ilmesg 5 ‘ * _
figfii fifiHE - ,r teeth also had a 22 carat ‘shcen about is to be feared so many of her English Cramps 1 ‘ . -
.,_, , _ - ' lt- Her companion had only 0116 gold sisters do; on the Contrary, they are Diarrhea g ‘
a osrtrvely cured by these Ltooth, but she kept it doing the work carried out faithfully, cheerfuuy and ‘. Dysentery g "
Little Pills. ' of three by a constant smile, says a .as a matter Of course, and it'is due to Allagdowel \ ,
this excellent training in her girlhood Complaints l
V
(n— , - . . ' I .
they also relieve Distress from Dyspepsxa,
.
ndigcstion and T00 Hearty Eating. A per-
fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, DrOWsi-
» ess, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
aim in the Side, TORPID LIVER. :T-hey
I cgulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
we
Chicago paper.
1 “That’s another case of the old adage,
‘All that glitters is not gold,’ ” said the
business man’s l’riend. “One of the
latest dental novelties makes gold teeth
possible to anyone at a small cost and
.without even sacrificing a. healthy in-
days that the Dutch woman makes so
model a housewife. We might go fur-
ther and say that it. is through this
training that the Dutch girl has earned
the reputation of being “free and light
of heart, and a stranger to the feeling
it is a. sure, safe and quick remedy.
There’s ONLY ONE
”Pain-Killer
fl. .Wise Man Keeps - 1
his Home insured .
mall Pl“. Small Dose. , cisor. to make room for the metal. For of ennui,” since she is always heaJtli- Perry Davis’.
SM?“ Price. ‘3 quarter you can get a. shell that can fully and helpfully employed. Two sizes, 25c..an(l 500. .
‘ ‘ —__.a_._._,__ be stuck over any front tooth and With Sample bottle malled ‘ .
(Mention this paper.)
WARTS "Kii’f‘ffifi‘hoc'rons‘.
‘Icnse Their Incompetence by.De—
: _“'_ .clnring the Nuisances “Pill
Disappear.
The doctors excuse their incompe-
‘ence by declaring that these nuisances
isappear as a child grows older, says ‘
he Pall Mall Magazine: I profess to
elieve them. ’No one in the household
. gold tooth, and then the Yankee man
In a short time there was .
an excuse to smile you can present a
regularfigold mine to the aStonished
public. Actresses first afi'ected the
got an idea.
an epidemic of gold teeth. The novelty
[man came out with his plated shells and
sold them like hot cakes. No one but
the dentist has any kick against the
imitation gold tooth, and as a. dazzler
it is hard to beat. That woman’s teeth .
fitifii‘ifié rim CORN.
It should Be Done ‘9. Soon as the'Con-
ditionl Are Favorable for a
Quick Germination.
All reasonable care should be taken I
to plant the corn as soon as the condi-
tions are favorable for a quick germina- I
tion of the seed. There is no advantage
n planting- when .the soil is cold and
the soil is warmer and drier. Rather
more corn can be grown to the acre if
planted in drills with the stalks stand-
, ing 10 or 12 inches apart in the row,
’ than in hills with two or .three stalks
', and the hills three and a half or four
; feet apart. But it takes more work to
s‘ltallowél‘ than if plhnted‘ later‘,_affér ,
Against Fire.
‘,I
THE BEST: BUMPANIES REPRESENTEl
. emembers the historic case of Crom- may be the real stuff, but I believe she t C i atuarrl a trc 'cal keep corn planted in arms clean than,
~ ell, fortunately. His warts did not can slip them off when she wants to ‘Ye .t (:er '11s nt th 'vy vhe thin .. in hills especially foul land. The quesJ .
-anish; you see them as plain as his and get them plated when they get p‘an ta: dzloldno -' r1 e ‘ ,1) 5°” tion of which is best is one of whether .
. cse on the mask taken after death tarnished.” ”3 1;; (llften the early planted corn the increased yield will pay for the in.«‘ ' G I O N .,
. v , , ' _______._._____._ , - . ( . . 0' . '1 I . ' .
33222133732733?221%.. he mm- THE DUTCH HOUSEWIFE- makes the best growth and em the $23.32? Eiitfiis‘é‘iiiiéiii‘fié $33 $1.23?" . - ‘ ’
’ ____.' best yield. It is, therefore, an item to . . . . " . ' ‘ ’
elf had warts to speak of, though I i u take ad an tacre o f ever 0 ortuni t for It is Important in makingagood corn - ,5;
I ave seen that statement in a “11001-. Her Constant Des re ff): Clam new lowin V Willzh the O‘rc3)ruii)'(l)w’ell lgywed crop to have good seed and to plant ' ‘
00k recently. It was an ancestor of .xmountscfalzos to a £71m t1: disc and sih oothinO' hagrow it under the most favorable conditions, in a 38:" . EAZET . - .
Iis who won distinction that way, as- x ' , , ' 5 ‘ _. order to get a. good even stand. ~ ,2; g. _ ‘ _
onishing the Roman public with an , . . ‘ may be rapidly put into good condl- As between using plenty of seed and, 9 TE BUILEBHC’ ' ' . NORWILL 00"
. . f The Dutch vs oman is befOIe and hon to recene the seed, Wthh',‘ With a . , . . ~
cxcrescence on the tip Of hls nose, 0 above all thiuws a housewife Indeed ood checl’ r0wer ma be ra id] ' ,being, perhaps, obligedvto thm’ and
trefoil shape. “Vlierefore they called . b , ‘ >' .. -_ . _. ’ g ‘ . ’ . y P 3 using fewer kernels to the hill and hav—
hi 0' . - _ her love of home comesveiy neat alum planted. It is always best to have the . - A
m icero, vetch, and the nickname _ _ ‘ , ~ ,. . . mg to replant more or less, the first
1 - to W 01-51111), and the greatest. COl’npd— 8011 well prepared before.plant1ng. It . . e . ,
ung to the family. . . , _ _. , . - , plan is much the best, for under ordi-
It was rather comforting than other- ment that can be paidto her is to p1 aise is better to delay the planting andpi c— nar conditions the re )la ted
_. ‘ _ b the neatness and sweetness of the pare the soil in a fine tilth, than plant . y ‘. '. 1 n . corn
use to learn that the heroes and sages , _ ', . .- p . , _ . _ , .yields very little g1‘a1n.——St. Loms Re- _
of old were afflicted with warts. Even house that Is her kingdom, say S the “uh the ”011“?” rough or cloddy ' public. 0U read this advertisement. - If it had been
the u odlike Greeks" had them as Girls’ Realm. ’She is famous all the Having the soil in good tilth when ______________ ' . _
ueiag tells us in assinrr and their world over for her remarkablecleanli- the seed is planted, not only makes .0 Leaves Fifty Feet h.“ Twelve} yours and others had read lt’ how much
mothers applied top dld women for ness, and even in the very poor quar- quicker and better germination of the "Idh: 1:133“ leaves in the world are gOOd it might have done. Send in Your adv
‘ ' , I I i . . ters of the cities, where the houses are seed, but a more vioorous start of the 531 0 e those 0f the lnaj lmlmaWhiCh and we will d t " . ' '
£3112: Billie $022311: :itlzisrdjggliss small and crowded together, the win- plants to grow. a - grows 0D the banks of the Amazon. 0 he rest. Rates on application.
“use ’ ’ ‘ dows are daintily decked with 'cur— Planted early with plenty of moisture. They T533011 a length 0f fT‘OY‘R 3’30 10 50
' tains of spotless white. the rooms well ln the soil the seed should be covered ; feet and are 10 to 13 feet in breadth. :-
9” A A J A A Q . r .
is! ' && $m# ‘ ‘ #‘ v ‘ -
l Asthma Can Be Cured. { , Saves Doctor’s Bills.
, j. R. Niblo, ex-school superintendent l F1 '1' ' h ‘
l 0‘ Pochester Pa sa . . “I h b .m1 1es m t e countryshould always
, ,.. , ., ys- ave eena k» B .. w. .-
, ~ I . ecp razilian Ba.m on hand. It IS the
1; great sutfolrer irom asthma for years, but 5 . q doctor in the house always ready and
I have ha a. splendid winter, owin? to no ' ,
h _ , - p. o reliable. For colds, coughs, croup
(L tic surprising efficacy of. Brazfliau . catarrh, asthma, pleurisy, rheumatism,
, Lalm. A lady in Cmcmnati, who had, a v. ' Q cou‘ti ation f m 1 t bl d 1,
; suffered with asthma for 17 years, could kinds pof fev, ‘e'ta et 1loll; es, an ad
1, not lie down; vs“ nerfectly cured with I , 53 ‘ m 11 era 1 tac’ $1,211e mgglc" an
. .razilian Bah . ' l ' l IOZE'SSiCEIIgS: 0C ox S 1 an many a ‘
.1, Gri e Chad.- 1 O"
,, “Last winterpllfi) had" a ban cold and . , , A Remarkable Cure. ,
l, severe'cou h I was lame in eve . ; t Mr. AlexanderMoore, a reliable busi-
i, and musclge - I was sick and Eyllfdl , — mess man, of 1230 S. 13th St., PhiladeL ,
ff 1. h I ' . d . e as ‘ . . v ‘ phia, Pa., says: “I contracted a violent
i,‘ {33$ 1:3; E33113? syn mltgtyphoni _ I . cold which settled all over me. The
R g'ippe Mr E P Btllldgeagavae miadzo‘gc D . . . pain in my chest and side was excruci- I
; .‘ . . .' . . . _ . - . . ‘ ' ' t. «T. The doctor ave me medicine
, tle of Brazflian B' 1m sa 111 he was _. W a 111,, . ~ g .
5' sure it would help dme.’ The gelief was ‘ C I gflfimgmafiflmgfifiqg flammaéaw ‘. i 3 fibisléllSt’l‘rliegnnyhifige,:liit I oxglyztigrev;
: almost instantaneous. It quickly sf ' I I 3 H B '1" av ' 1e a o eio
.. x . . _ . Balm. I had little or no faith
stopped my cough and took the ri e - ' ' ram lan ' '
l with all the ains and Soreness finfldf ’ a 7 h ' ' J i m It, but dec1ded to try l't. I 'tOOk 3 or
, P . . 4 id b f b
W my system I gave the balMJce of the ’ gooc11 oses e ore ed time, and rubbed
1:7! > 3-» - . , a. . . 't we over in blistered side. That
st-cent bottle to Mrs. Bishop \Viley for l l > " o 1 ' '37
1m? w c . _ night I slept like a to —m first ood '
g 2.11;. 33321;:er WI;r Eggs {’3 1.123323% 5 THE GREAT SOUTH AMERICA“ BALE“! l rest for over a week—alga axzoke ing the
E it.”-—Edwin Fitzjones, Cincinnati,0hio. ’ .. .cunss... ‘ ' H % figrildgglfiglg.” Brazilian Balra ls Slm' .
L . . ,
young - W - ,w 5%ch F: . , lllllfllls, “Bills, fllflllll @ MIME 5. i? v .s r a", -535
,5 LIKE MAGIC. . ‘ I.
§— +9 RADICALLY canes _ * j . ~
‘ <71 ‘ GA 5 ARRH‘ ‘ “'3 .
. . ‘ _ - L " ~ '
l It clears the head of foul mucous; heals the H . .
) , sorhs and ulcers of the head and throat; ‘ ‘
2 4 1 . — sweetens the breath, and perfectly restores L
) c). l , Ege senskes 3f the taste, smell and hearing.‘ L '
. g ops ea ache and dropping into the
Q. .. - ‘\ . / ='throat. Also destroys the germ which causes ‘-
0 ’ . ,
K , , ex , _ . HA Y FEVER. . ,
I . l making a perfect cure in a few days. Never ;
u 5‘ S fails ! N 0 fetal case of LA GRIPPE ever known
l *7 s:— where Brazihan Balm was faithfully used. Ii: 1 ‘
, g des troys the grippe gem and quickly removes
- Z l l H ‘l E all the after bad effect. - , '
. fl . . INFALLI B LE in ASTHMA, r‘nour, BR'ON- c
_ CHITIS, I’LEURISY, PNEUMONIA, Dvsmsrsm,
. . . fl 1 Runmm’rzsn, Tyrn‘om and SCARLET ’
FEVEn,_MEASLEs, and any disease where
_ ii there 13 inflammation, Fever or Congestion. , ° -
,, Greatest relief in Consumption ever dis- ‘
. , _, covered. ' . L
- Q - . "cures a Pr
= - ’ 'l‘ sagasreiteratesnears“: .gaa,.g...2slifi.2lfi'.evistas-s23;
; . . . a s- . .
. , - , ' a . vents lock-jaw from wounds. QUch CURB F0518 coegss'l‘ligfi’rlooldesil‘llg 3313;?“ mg “3' Pre- L
W, . its Healing Power :3 Almost Miraculous. The Best Family Medicine in‘ Existence.
. .‘ - » ., _. 50 Cent Bottle contains 100 Bases, or Two Weeks Treatment for 6min. *
. . $1.00 son-as EQUALS THREE 50c. BOTTLES.
‘ ,. .' glam—"CV ' " I
W, ,. , -. _ . ‘B “,1 . Home; rssrmomALs: ’
, .; ' ' < l l ‘ .raz' ian Balm cured‘ine ' tinv‘eterateicatar-rh which I had for over - ‘ ears.
. __';" , . _ - t It is themost wonderful triumph of medical?scieiice.”—Gen.f,Parkc E5523 “In '.
fl: . croup, cold and the worst form of gripp we have found Brazilian Balm invaluable.” r
_, , l —_/'nq.. W. S. Boothe; D D.,_Pa§tor Del. Ave. fiap. Ct. .“Mrs. L'Ore has used the: ~ l I; ‘v
x I. 2. .. .- - l ,_ Brazflian Balm and thinks it did her much good."—Ifo¢z. C/zais‘. B. Lor‘é, Cliz'efflis’.‘ '
" , . of Del. “One bottle of Brazilian Baku cured a friend of mine of hay fever.”—Tlto:.7 '
. ~: _ . l} lit-Culbcrl. “I was very deaf for 10‘ years from catarrh. Brazilian Balm a lied I
‘ - ‘ { warm in my ears every day soon restored my hearing."—-fl[rs.jolm Smite”, C sitar
. _ _ . W , ,4 . Pa. “It is the best thing for dyspepsia I ever saw tned.”~—judge Edward Wootten.’ -
wagamm , , ‘:I was worn almost to the grave With a racking cough that all the remedies and the ' * , _.._ A - -
a}; ' . 3 t ' »- ,1 m . doctors failed to relieve. _It was cured with one bottle of Brazilian Balm. It shall m -‘7'. - . - = -' Til ”
Why Suffer With; .. . V -> 7 b ' be ,my doctor through life.”-—Il[rs. j. Galloway, Poltstown, Pa. “Twas fearfuny b ,. ..,~ , Cured in One Night I
Chas. Broome, 850 Sort - f" jest,I H crippled up With rheumatism, could not getymy hand to my head. I'took'ten' ~50_ . ' . Charles H Counell Es .1 d‘ . .
Philadelphia, says: “Romany-two? . . cent bottles of Brazflian Balm in Six months. Am now entirely cured and as nim- ‘ law er of Y ' k ‘1', , e, _ 3') ea mg . ‘ ,
a months for Brazilian Balm toicureéme of/-- L' bleas I was at fort‘7"-/I”50’I“ B“”"”,: aged 34' A lady in Cincinnati WBS‘SO I 7i1iayn Bad I or ’d a" 5?)?“ {Your Bra- ‘
dyspepsia with which I suffered’ over {30. aflhctedwuh asthma that during the wmter for seventeen years she was unable to , - colds I evxgrcpze erlitfio done 0 the Volt?
cou , an can eat an this . Brazilian - ”“3?"- ’ " ' ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ - ' ' ‘ '
g F x l - 8.1mman..1nmanapuns.ma. . artemrrummymm’l -
. nae eaten-n 36 Years. - ,l . , I, . 21$? - fiw _ - _ pégmu _ 4 ES ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .
, .Ilczysifihélacon, condufitpir onfithzdl’. WK; ' ’ _ ‘ ./ _ ' . , ' ' v ' ’ . ' A€Blessing For the Ladies. * '
-' - - -, says. “ a 511 er W14 ’ ‘ " " '1' s ' Thousands of ladies are ' B ‘1 I
a , . _ . a > . . .. using razr .
Earth for 36 years and regarded my _ For sale b E DWAR D Pb N E ED 38 Wall Street "in Balm. .FOI' soreness P3111, bearing
. ”,e. as lippeless. One day I saw the L 2‘ ' ' ‘down and man kinds of trouble it acts
d :I—timomal 05990- H- Héarn in a B1717“ . - . ' ii i ’ ' like archarm yA SOC'ent or dJIIai’ bottle‘ '
-‘v:;?ue}::1$ $31155; afialrakzv: :31: . . .- ‘ , often does more good in one’ivcek‘taan g
,l use ,was desperate. Italked with Ham, any other remedy does in ~m_onlths.v_It "
1’} his cure gave me ho I bcg'n " , goesnght to the spot, removing 3.11-19? . 3,
1:: use of the Balm at oncge. There Wits : ‘ ,, ' g flammation. Mrs. Geo. W. Roberts, of
as. a .. > . ' 7’ ' u .
.0: much change for the firsttwo months. . . ' “ ilmIngtou, D el., says, A strong 501“. "
‘ ¢ .- . , . . . ‘ 4‘ , tron of Brazflian Balm and warm water _
atihen Ibegfim tQ‘WRNVQ .. .. 93115“ A i , .. ' ' - " » used as an in'ectitm’has' done‘me more '
months, to my i'nex ible BatislaCtIOn, ‘ , ' . ' ‘ '- dtl' ill lli edi ‘ d resc ' N
l was entirely cure ” ' _ _ ' . - ‘, i - ‘ {323. {figmfifim esan P rip- . T , .
' ' ' ‘ ' ' -.'" f.’ ,. . - __ .‘ieefifii‘ "'4?
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