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Courage fJombitaea wiih Oulture Bfafces;
the Eerfeptf Subject of the
Mikado*
Catarrh is cleaily the cause ^of
The national ideal of Nippon tor
debility. No person free of catarrh
•many, many centuries has been the
union of the soldier and the scholar In
in my opinion was ever troubled with
one. A jmah who is brave, but at, the
debility. So you will readily undersame time is hot cultured and gentle,
stand that the cure of debility deis very far from commanding the adpends entirely on the cleaning out
thiratipn of his cpuntrymen. Tho
of the catarrhal parasites.. K.o degentle flower of culture alone is- not
bility cure will e\ei cure you as lixig
sUfHcient for the making of an ideal
as you have catarrh. Catarrh is tne
man, to pur way of thinking, says a
cause. Debility is the result, •i'hen
Japanese soldier-, in Success Magazineget rid of the cause No remedywill every cure jou but a eatarvh
It was the historic; night of the 26th
of May> on the hillslopes of the Nanremedy, and no other lemedy w:ll do
shah: We had driven the ..Russians
it but Rexall Mucu-Tone; T'niak-;
edpwn
the hillside. The Nippon army
this statement because I know what
bivouacked upon the battlefield atop
Mucu Tone lb and what it will dp - ^
of the Nanshan. Camp fires flickered
and doesn'tnt stand to.reaspii that
upon as sad and bloody a field of hat-;
a remedy designed for one partictie as, one could possibly see. >An ofular purpose — as Mucu-Tone for
ficer, who had missed a comrade, was
catarrh only—is going to give-researching oyer the battlefield for his
lost friend. Hejhajl wandered long far
sults a hundred times better thjm a
into the nights At length he came upon
cure-all that, aims at every disease
twp soldiers who were trying to bury
in the dictionary ?_
the remains of .a heroic dead man;
Then I back up our statement
As the light of his lantern fell upon
with the broad and liberal guarantee
the lifeless body, the officer who had
that if .Mucu-Tone fails to give you
been wandering up and down the:
field of carnage was electrified by the
any relief we refund the price you piy
discovery of the remains of his old;
me, X can afford to make this statecomrade. Without a word he brushed
ment because we know Mucu-Tone
aside
the two-privates who were about
wiH positively cure you, since Mtrcuto put the body into its. last resting
Tone acts entirely different to any
place. Around the forehead of the
other remedy we know of and we
dead there was a piece of white cloth
think I know them all. Mucu-Tone
stained with blood. The officer who
acts in a scientific way by first of all
had been searching untied the cloth.
At first it appeared like a bits of innodestroying the deadly catarrh algerms
cent towel, but when the officer shook
•^—^ ridding the system of every trace.
it out in the light of his lantern there
Then as the very name^-Mucu-Tone
•fluttered;-upon the night wind the par
-^-implies, it tones up the mucous
tipnal flag, with the round, red sun. of
tissues, .jtbe.. tissues oft which th»
Nippon dyed in the center. There was
catarrhal parasites live. Then there
upon the 'flag something, besides: the
is a chaiice to get well. No other
sun. In spite of the.-stains of bloodj
'NEW SPRING BLOUSES.
one had , little trouble in making >out
remedy but Rexall Mucu-Tone will
dp it Get Mucu-Tone. It destroys
HE intense interest felt by be cleaned nearly ao often. The sleeves ;the^tees -of'a classic couplet. It was
t-ne young gin in wfisnrsnir , have much ininess at tne snoumer, and Written with' ink qf rusty red. Unevery trace o^he'germs of catarrhT
wears is almost painful, and rat. the wrist there is a trimming of questionably, it was written with
jt'heals and soPthesthe tissues. I t
"blood. The dead: soldier must have
the
mother that fails to un^ ; strapped stitching.
tones up the entire system. I have
written it with his-own blood, before
defstand
this
phasein
her
The
other
blouse
is
intended
tfor
dresi
a large trial size for. fifty cents that
daughter's development may jsier Wear. It is made of white material going into, action. The couplet read:
I g u a r a n t e e to give results. I
make a sad mistake; either ^^wool, silk, pr soft satin-^and the one "Forever shall we guard thy standWaht you to try a bottle on riiy per- chjtle her unduly for vanity, or eise pam- from which the cut was copied had spots
ard, O sovereign, prince, even if this
sonal recommendation.
per her until she becomes entirely aT>^ of turquoise-blue. It whs piped with tiir- our life shall vanish "with the dews of
sorted in the matter of dress. The mid- qupiseThlue silk, and the buttons used on the morrow!"
S P E N C E R B. H A L L .
dle way Is the sensible,
the yolte and sleeves were edvered with
Rexmll
Ateacy
At this age girls are peculiarly sensi^ the same silk. Notice the box-pleated
Watching for a Sure Sigh.
itive, and to give them a lair measure of sleeVses, and. the shape 6f the yoke.
''Those
two men talking together
content by all means endeavor to dress Either of these blouses may he made of
there are 'worth a good many milr
them so they do not feel out of place in soft ehallis and have for trimming a over
lions between them."
"their set;" perhaps never again will' pretty lace collar.
;
"Which is the richer?" •
they have just this same anxiety about
Beep yokes and- chemisettes are very
Specifics cure by acting directly o n the"I don't know positively, but watch
ilothes
as
at
the
period
when
itlsabbut
pretty
for
misses,
and
at
present
are.'
stek parts without disturbing the rest of
:ime to do' up the hair and lengthen the very popular. Ofepe de chine is a suit- the bishop, who's going to speak to
the system.
skirts;: But though remembrance of the able material for the young girl's best them." i
No. 1 for Fevers.
''Why?"
time when we had this girlish longing frock. A pretty design has soft folds
.,
No. 2 " Worms.
after a complete and pretty wardrobe coming from the shoulders and crossing "See. which one he shakes hands
No. 3 '' Teething;
with first. "r-Life. '•
No. 4 " Diarrhea. J '
^ makes us sympathetic, oil the other in front. A deep girdle of SQflrihbon,
hand there Is influence to lead' us,ta«warii very-long in front, is worn with this, and
GOOD NEWS.
No. 7 " Coughs.
elders strenuously to cheek any tenders; fastens at one side with a knot and long MANY NEWARK READERS HAVE HEAR
No. 8 ** Neuralgia.
IT AND PROFITED THEREBY.
cy on the young girl's' part for over- ends hanging down. A chemisette of
- No., 9 " Headaches.
dress and inordinate display. We all; cream net, hand-tucked, is worn with, " Good news travels fast," and the
No. 10 " Dyspepsia.
thousands of bad back sufferers in Newsee entirely too much of the high school this waist, and a little trimming of ark
No. 11 " Suppressed Periods.
are KJad to learn that prompt relief is
girl's
absorption
in
dress
to
the
detricream
insertion
may
be
used
on
the
within their reach. Many a lame, weak
" Whiter
ment
of
her
studies
and
wholesome
outwa&t,
though
we
prefer
It
without.
The
and aching baek is bad no more; thanks
" Group.
door exercise; better she: were clad in stock shouKLbe transparent, stiffened tO'Doan's Kidney Pills. People are t%llr
" The Skin.
homespun and hob^hailed shoes than with light feather-bphe. And, by the ing the good news of their experience
" Rheumatism. •
given over to French heels and Silk pet- way, we might as well mention here with the Old "Quaker Remedy. Here
" Malaria,
ticoats.
that stocks for women and girls are td is an example worth reading:
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No. 19 "Catarrh.
,.
Mrs. CJharles Schlee of No. 43 Maple
Enough 61 the sermon. Now for the be very largely on this Order the coming Street,
Lyons, N. Y., gays: ' ' I could
' No. 20 f Whooping Gough.
season;
a
very
comfortable
as
well
as
fashions. -.
hot be induced to recommend Doah's
No. 27 "- The Kidneys.
Our illustration shows a couple of pretty fashion.
Kidney Pills if the use of this remedy in
No. 30 " The Bladder.
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With such a frock might be worn this my family had not thoroughlyr convinced
blouses that are among the newest of
No. 77 " La Grippe.
summer either a Charlotte Corday hat me of its infallibility in cases of kidney
I n smallboltles of pellets thatfittfae vest the spring modes iox the demoiselle, The
of -light blue silk, or a soft straw] complainti Newspaper accounts of the
one
worn
by
the
standing
figure
is
made
pocket. At Druggists or mailed, 250^ eacb.
done by this medicine led my bus^Sfr* Medical Guide mailed free.
of creanwcolored wool; the front is trimmed with only a wreath of flowers; work
- Humphreys' Me<l. Co.,Cor. WlUiam* Join Street*, fairly full, to hide any youthful Want of pink would be very effective with the band to procure a box, and we found that
they absolutely performed all that they
New York.
curves; the deep collar is of the self-; light blue," pastel^combinations are es- promised. I will be only too pleased to
material and finished with stitching in pecially pretty for the youthful face.
give further particulara about symptoms,
My; advice to
Washable Japanese silks, which come etc.) to any enquirer.
green, blue or any color desired. The
front part is arranged to form a charm- in a variety of attractive colors and de- sufferers from kidney complaint is to^use
ing little vest,, buttoning down the cen- signs, are popular for evening frocks for. Dpan'a Kidney EillSi"
Plenty more proof like this from New. Agents of either sex should to-day ter, and stitched to match the collar. A young girls, and Chint silk is liked for ark people. Call at Hank's drug store
elder sisters as well as children. The
pretty
feature
of
this
model
istheinner
.write Marsh Manufacturing Co., 538 Lake vest of soft white lawn; this can be eas- young girls, "and China silk is lilted for and, ask wh** his customers report,
Street, Chicago, for cuts and particulars ily removed, for the frequent washings it shops will fail to take her Into ac- For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
'FosterrMiiburaCo,, Buffalo, N,Y., sole
of their handsome Aluminum Card Casewill need, the blouse itself not having to count.
agents for United States. ;
with your name engraved on it and filled
Remember the name- Poan's-and take
-jath_lQO_JGaihjng„. or Business Cards.:
•no substitute.
Everybody orders them. Sample Case
and 100 Cards, postpaid, 40c. This Case
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE
trlmmiiiiBS are of blue the shade of the
and 100 Cards retail at 75 cents. Send
WORLD.,
flowers irl the jtbpds. Hair ribbon and The richest man in, the world ean not
40c at once for case and 100 cards. 1 w33
stockings, should match trirhmihg.
have hia kidneys replaced nor live withSpeaking of styles for small boys, out them, so it is important not to neglec
Buster Brown affairs still continue; these organs. IF Foley's Kidney Cure is
whether the popularity is owing to the taken at' the first 'sign of danger, the
name or to the designs themselves it symptoms Will disappear and yoUr health
would be hard to Say. Both hoys and will be restored, as it strengthens and
Inalluactages.
girls are less fussily dressed than for- huilds lip these organs as noth ng else
Oscar Bowman, Lebanon, Ky.,
merly, and'everything Chosen for them will.
writes : " I have used Foley's Kidney
seems Jo he principally with reference Gure
and take great pleasure in stating it
cleuMs, aoothn and heala
to whether or ndt It will wash. A very ciired me permanently of kidney disease,^
tbe diieued membranes*
sensible turn btfoshion's wheel.
which certainly would have, cost rne my
It cw catarrh and drive*
Vj^ite wool stockings for the small, life." S.B.Hall.
•w»y ft cold in tbe head
phesSre much In vogue, and it is ineed-,
quickly.
less to Bay .these articles have to be JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE.
C m m Balm it placed into the nostrils, spreads
© m the membrane »nd is absorbed. Relief Is lmtubbed Very frequently. But they are Is no more dangerous than to neglect
SMdiate anda enrefoUows. It is not aryihg—doei
pretty, go yell with dresses and "Bus-* kidney disorders. Foley's Kidney Cure
»ot produce sneezing. Large Size, 60 cents at Dragter BroWhs" of any and all Colors,
corrects irregularities and has cured many
gist* or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents.
^The stores are showing now some exr severe cases after other treatment has
3tLT BHOTHBBS. MTy*Jreafltreet.New
cellent additions to the child's wardrahe; failed^ It builds, np tbe: worn out, tissues
bibs
that have.sleeves attached, or rath- andjestoreshealth and vigor. " I was
BIMPIiB AND PllETTY.
er we may say they are half-attached, troubled with kidney complaint for about
twp years," Writes A. H. DaVia of Mt.
HEY 1bllow after the ttOdeg" .being.sewn in only part way around Sterling
Iowa? "hut two bottles of Foley's
worn by womankind:^lar- There are to he had over-ails of divers Kidney Cure
effected a permanent cure."
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very
wnsible
dark
gingham
slipger
growth.
'JPe^tureii
of
'•B'/KHau.
IMPERIAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
thosj'e^ptc^urie'dher'e'are the ons for the creeping baby.
square neck ahd the effect of ' Sashes are not so much in evidence as
RuShyille, Ind.
once; the small ones, if their mothers Messrs. Ely Bros :--I have been a great;
broad, full shoulders. >
If the little maid If plWtafc do not, seem really affected by themove- sufferer frdm catarrh and bay fever and
Try it (or Dandruff, Falling Hair, Etc.
teied many thihgs> but found ; no permaor if hsr slimness isa round; Blirnhess, ment toward a simple life.
Unexcelled for a Hair Dressing.
,
'
. ETJ^EN OSMQNDB. nent relief until I found it in Ely's Cream
cut the frock low in the hedt and Jet her
Bairn about eight years ago, and we have
- GUAJfMNTEEIJ *-— wear it without .the guimp; but_lf she
"
been fast friends ever since.
Highly ^Satisfactory.
be painfully thin cover deficiencies by
:
8 OZ. BOTTLE $2.66
•
Rev. R. M. Bentley. ;
Askum-^Is yoW patient with the
kindly; tticker.
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rdit s'i,rji''Aa!
Messrs- Ely'Bros.:—Find eJiclOsed 50
grip
progresstt|
as
rapidly
as
you
exThe"auit;:fqr,ith« olde* ;|lrl^made: or
v
cents, for which please' send me your
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pongee (which, by the way, is in excel- pected^
Cream Balm. I fihd your remedy the
Dr. JPatfee, (jiibIlalitly)-^-Ya9, thank quickest and most permanent cure for
lent material to select for '* child'g
you.
ike
has
already
developed
pneucold in the head, eatarrh, etei .
frock), and Is trimmed with bands and
„
^ .
Yours truly,
folds of self material. Pongee:Is silky, monia.—Judge. ,
Dell M. Eottc r,
cornea iff beautful^ahadea, andla-morfe
Gen. Mgr. Arizona Gold Mining Co.
Application of the Idea,
durable than silk; altoiptt can be nicely
1 CHiCHBirrBB'S^HGI.lSH. laundered. The rough sort, known as
dayman (in frpiit of mirror)-^? don^t
know
whether to wear a white necktie Why suffer^ with spring, tiredness,
Bhanting, or imported, is the bttt Rear"cross feeling, ho stnength, rip appe•or
rf'hla«k3>ii»''th'is
fren:*ii«;.':> What is mean
ing and moat becoming. The otheif littite? Hollister's Rbcky Tea will make
tle frock is made of challli, a nic*ium- good
j&rm ?9*, * »»ft °y«r
^-.,.....—,
, eo*
iyoa T ^n and keep you wetL 35 cents.
mer atuff, and waahable. It buai white
MA,.Ctoyn^^Iorofo
ni.--Chicago,
Jea or tablets, S. S. Mall.
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ground with light blue t*aH', ind tlw Tr«rtrn«.
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Uniform excellent quality f o f OVer 3 q u a r t e r Of a
C e n t u r y has^steadily increased the sales of LION OOFFEJB,,
The leader of all package coffees.
[ion Coffee
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Jrosittve proof that HON COFFEE has the
Confidence ol the people.
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COFFEE survives all opposition.
LION COFFEE k e e p s i t s o l d friends a n d
m a k e s n e w o n e s e v e r y day.
Has e v e n m o r e
tban its Strength, Flavor and Quality to c o m m e n d it. On a r r i v a l from
the plantation, It Is c a r e l u l l y r o a s t e d at our factories and s e c u r e l y
p a c k e d In 1 l b . s e a l e d p a c k a g e s ,
a n d not o p e n e d a g a i n until n e e d e d
for u s e I n t h e h o m e . This p r e c l u d e s
the possibility 0.1 a d u l t e r a t i o n or contact w i t h g e r m s , dirt,
d u s t , Insects or u n c l e a n h a n d s . The absolute p u r i t y of
HON COFFEE Is therefore g u a r a n t e e d to the c o n s u m e r .
Sold only in 1 lb. packages. Lion-Head onfeyery paokage.
, Save these Lipn-£eads for valuable premiums.
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
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How to Make Money
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Frocks for the Small Children
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CATARRH
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