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JUSTICE IN HAITIN' Japanese Mend*1 is unequal- I —, __1 -4. -,-- -_ - -1 -111 ,- """.."
I a remedy, shiiple, effective au4 , �: led as a V�iu relieving agent -1,4 I
, easily �pplled, for mosquito Why x Trader Was Consigned to 4411 " Applied In the 44 D" & L.); THE HORNLESS
ore by a 1441213trate. - � HEXEFORDS.
,bites, insect stingsp $ S) In most lands that ma,lutaln a couit Menthol Plaster it is the most
. bruises, sunburn, and I J i , . .
I , Injuries of justice the Institution commands effective remedy known for ____ - ---
i to the ---skin, and forty , other the respect of the public. It has In I . I . , I - 4 - - T 'W
Its hands the means of securing an, Lumbago, Scikica, Rheumatic B, 0, Gammou. assistant secretary
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Ailml=ts not 41ways'dauger- t, Aches and Pains. Try a "D. Of Me Polled Hereford" association.
oiii, but which can. be �c&d circumstances. In Haiti this power . & T, " Mp-nAM P1nQ+,-t, fka says of hornless Hereford cattle,
� 1HE $EST' WIL FOR CELERy by outward application:' Such opeam to be made a source of rev- next . ,time you are, I iyouvie staxiaar(i Polled Hereford. cat.
eoue, according to .a story told by H. , suffering tle, thv hornless strain of Pure bred
I � a remedy is Davis' Menthol Pvlcbar-d in "'Where Black �uies from 'any one of these com Herefor&, are striletly an American
�� "Veget.ablo Should Do Transplantot, lSalve(TheD.&L.), which coMes White." " Product, They were originated and
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� , Puring Very Hot Summer Mqnths. Plaints and be convinced. 25c. first br,pd ki Iowa and
i I Cel * a I in tins for 25 cts. at druggists. A. Haitian owed �a trader $28. A , have been de,
; 3 ery,, which In its native state 10. judgment requiring the Haitian to par each- at druggists. veloped anvil perfected almost wholly
11 lamrO' l9eimial, has been SO improved - . $4 a week Into court .. was given. and ____ . within the confines of the Uotted,
., , � by. cultivation that It has become a de, ,. . use � - - States.
- Mcleus and palatable vegetable. While. . " the tr,lder agreed to send a messenger - Some seveav years � ago, after Jiavf,ng
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� At,may be grown on any welldrained, I ... I ... I .- . to the magistrate every week �� I 4,xperlmented-for a time, witbreertafn �
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I "fertile ,soil, 4 sandy loam will, give I . ZU I PE NAM ' ' � I I inoneyi- - - I f - I 11 M` lines ot cross &eedhig in Xa endeavov
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,best results for the followlug reasons: I - .� In due time fie sent for the first In- - F -E I .. RK to produce an 0111mal of We Hereford
, - � stallment and was Informed that the
First the. quality of eq erp is, superior . type and mar1h1gs, but naturally
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to th4t grown on any other type of I I Haitian bad not paid up, bi4t that he A SpImMid lronlo Polled or horulesqF, Mr. Warren Gain. I
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- I y . I *should be put in prison for his failure. mon of Des Moines, 111A, determined to
� -8011 -second, the texture of the celer. . SuIlds up the 8yawm
10 Armer than that grown on muck 11 I Three weeks passed with the same I make a careful seu-rch among breeders
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. iWls, and therefore the shipping qual- . . a - , I I result. One morning the Hfiltlaq went strellathorw the . of Herefords thronigbout the United
ItY is better; third, when celery is '3�1 11 - to the tradqr's ptore. What good, he I., States and learn, Ir
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� ��� I FOR rHAE* .4 asked, would come to the trader If be, -
.XTOVM on either clay or muck soil, , , , or ;lot there were 6 n In existence
I * . any freak Herefor& that were nat.
neither of which dries out readily after poor man, were thrown Into prison? I C ' Ives Oftw Lft W
'rain, the land is too frequently injured .. . Let the trader forgive him his debt . 9DId by alf siddYclaw ilim� urally hornless, thotl9b of pure bred �
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by harvesting while the soil Is wet. efyyc C . 'I and earn thereby uvrold rewards In a DWI$ & Lawrdace 00" lroiihw. I
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Celery that Ii grown on a sandy soil - I "_ . _.Y ems.espondenew with Hereford
can be harvested several days earlier � After some talk the trader gave him - I ------ , breeders he legmed (Yfrfourteen such
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after a wet season than that grown on I 9 letter of remission, wMeb he went I , ! freaks, ten females.andif6ver bulls. The
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. a remarkably active pot'r in trte off to present to the magNstratp. Trip , Value 'of a Good Bult �: most of these he purchased and'wf�b
I ;I clay or muck soil. This is an impor- Common$ is Earl Wint-rton, the affatr was settled. but tfte,15altlan 'was Did you use a scrub bull last year, them as a foundation, herd began
I . _____ - "baby" of the . last Parl . jament, so struck by the bad gracr with which *md are you saving biS helte,e, calves, breeding for tho bornl6s& Hereford.
. I called because lie was olected, whilo the magIstrate.dismissed Min,. .
, � Viscount Turnout, when be was only I'min your best cows? What assnr-, He also mated the poll6dl-bulls 'With
I . I He forth wfth'rPtvmed to, rb�- trader '
" twenty-one, His lordship has proved ; ance have you that thwealves will. bt. borned Hereford cows JAI -order to de-
. l himself a young m4n of energy and and asked him If he bad r,*ceilved the
. 1� 1, I dams1t, Wbaldl fermine whether or notltbo, progeny-
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I , vigilance in the House, but dfpar. $9 already paid Into court. The- trader It Dolt have been better, ta liave, bought wovird be Polled. In bothlehiffiv of mat�
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. ' politics do not allow him suffi- 10,61ted surprised and said that he hail a Pure bred dairy bull'? 76t, pure faga be was successful" III' getting
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. W_ I .. . nounced that he is to fill the editor. bred bulls cost money, and' he mi�ht. PoW calves. He soon l6arned that
I- . 11 I I . "Theki� atnve yon have remlered the have cost $100. Is that' a' large sam the freak polled cows and fionk polled
I , I I � I ial chair of The World, The earl debt, that �$& ft mine." Isa.ld the- gal. to Pair out? Let us look into the ballst produced nearly -all polf6d'=Ives,
, . I writes as well as he speakaj, arid in ,,,,,
. il '' . . matter Suppos6 that sociPa, bull �sl�es. alndthe, freak polled bulls' and'ftrned
�. I , addition is a keen sportsman. Fur- , Secordingly he went to the covrt to for yow but ted heifer calves and'thait cow& produced about 50 per'cent polled .
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. , I I � tion of being a grandson of that so- i presenC his clufm The ma-istrat'e- at each one- of th6m, when stie comes Invol Progeny. Y rom this beginning t1le, new
, I cial queen,,the late Dowager Duchess Once'committed lihn, to pris�n, A coil- milk, giVes but one plfit' of milk, at, stralir or breed called double'standard
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;, I , ! .. . I - I of Abercorn. In fact, someorte who gul who bad heard the story asked'ffiv each milling more than her, dkm gavc% Polled Herefords was producedd '
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I, �� fi�,& nino --was-�sentta - --at-iike- age; --or -BOO -pffits -for.-the-Goo- ----I`t-wi1,1-tht1s---be --seen--that-1 idbgble .. ....
, I ship has more relatives ot exalted priso& for. I milkIngs of the year, whl�h is, wortfi, Sth'ndard Polled Herefords, ar6'simply
.. I i rank than anybody else in the Unit- "For contempt of "urr." was t6r $6 to Youl But you milk a cow an, pure, bred' Herefords that are naturally
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. I . ..average off seven years, -and .the 6ne fkee from, b-orns or polled. Th6y,,Ilaive
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I ; �3 , li , . who wins, him -for he is still. a bach- . __ ). eow t .
, - - , elor-will. be related by marriage to -_ . urns .Twu $42 more than herdam., all'the- clinructerfstics and qualltl�a4 of
. I I _ - - .,�: .1. three dukes, two marquesses, two Care That ObStl mates, Curtq, !Ten Such cows means $420. The proliA. Me, horn -ed - strafir; including li�altlb,
- . ------, earls, several barons,, and a corres- . . I --- � ! -abilities am that'the increased' milk, vrgor., prepotency, early maturity , I.f&(, .
�, , I i * - .- - ponding number of marchioziesses' Where -0 � they W i � I
� ., . I , I and countesses. - I . I 01nary Satv3& faH Zam-Bu& I , oulill yield over their, � dAms, hig abilltres,, rustlEng'qualities, - prolift-
�. ., ? I'll I I . I . Suaceeda. . I . would be worth $1,060i How; tUen,- acy;, etc., add. differ from them onl�, ih
a I . 41 , . - intelUgent rum afford'to tne.i beft polled.
I 1 can any Since Polled Heref6rd�;
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11 I . HOW IS THIS1. . scrub buff?--�Malcoltn H11 Gilraherr, 'a sing poliN
I I : Chronia-sores Which, cause trouble a .
. I _,", ' Sassafras andBurdock for the blood� by "breaking. open."' maq becured by Superlut . endemt A . . It. 0. � bullb, on horned cows. the breedersoO
� . � ,GIANT PASCAL CELERY DUG IN DECEMBER. Dandelion and Rhubarb fc3t stomach, Zam-Btik�.as welb av recent itijuries 1. ,the, .ndw breed have resorted veX7
�, Mandrake and Juniper for liver and aiddisease% Iffyouisuffimfionisome, Go to- the bl6od, if you are to drive Urg"aly to, thut method, selecting ,�thbp
. , tant point when one considers how kidneys, Casearra, and Senna for the old.,sore-bidden, perhaps� but -none ont Rheumatism, A Wise risin physi- very best horned Hereford dams andf
I much ft might mean to the grower to bowels, Capsicum and Aloin .to pre- the l6sspalnful fbr th&tE- dim't dally.. leian. Dr. Shoop, does thois with' his matihg%ttietiv ,with polled bullsi TV&,; I
" ,have his crop delayed a few days in vent RTiping. U -Need -a Heib Tablets apply ts4tur03 healing. essenees as pro- �Rheumatic Remedy- and wit th seem- � resulting progeny'lias been uniformly - �
p -reaching the market and bow Serious- contain th6e valuable ingredients. 50 vided in ZiLm-Buk, Mrs. I. IF- Ashtoft 1!ing.success. 3.6b,ons,-aays the doctor lilgli� class; ainif the blood lines most'
� 4y he might injure his soil by harvest- tablets for 25o; 250 tablets gDr S1,00. A of 111, ,gickers- Street,. Fbv�, William, 'never d . id - cur . e, ,4heumatiani. It ,is , " I
doctor for half-a7cent, a, dar. Yree tella� how valuable Zkm�Bttk is as a moore than skin, deep -it is constitut -PoPulhTramong� bvrned heref&rd breed -4i,
, 'Jing while the laud is too wet. While Samples at all drug storest in C Inton. family balm. She sa,ys::---We fir ional, always. Because of this princi. era have, thus. been preserved pracL- �
, Ahis applies to aiiy method of growing 9'arcla 2.9.yT.xI. � at - . . .
-celery, it is especially true when the . . . used UmoBuk, Sar cuts aind, bauisee,etc .1ple, Dr. Shoop',6 RheumatioRemedy is ; ticall�r ffitact . .
. - — and foiand it so, satisfactory that my T)erhaps the most popular in existence� '
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I I ,celery is blanched by banking with soil. . 'Jingoes v Dingoes. : ., husband startefitusizig itL for a chronic It goes by word of mout� from one to -g wl A ni
Celery is transplanted to the field " . ro ng b am(t from every man who.
� Australia has succeedbd in tak* sore, F -Or along time he Dad been -another le e has, to� do-withi beef cattle that'steem �
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I turing the summer months, when it � .. Ing . bothered with an old, a4due. 00 a I " , ,everyw' . r . Gr2' .
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�. is very hot and the soil usually dry all the' stink out of 'the- -term pngo. . and had used yaolous piev * .his leg, ji In n 'p it'.. "' and.' feedihg pattl!4 shall -be. horulesw �
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- Adherents of the fallen Minist-;y who assuens,yet , Y, to teil the
� , It is therefore necessary to water the , it , sic with great
were opposed to the offer of a- Dread- nothimg- had permanently cuned it. He -h aIth . _rell Some 'I,k o . this, new departure met. with great
., plants as they are set out, but even nought to the began, applying- ZiLm,Buk balm, and � .all dealer'. favor, ftom the. firsL Investigators.
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. Mother Country, attack� was vary soon, agreeably aveprised to . - . . I . I I tell " us. that born L ed'steers . are being I
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�, though. they are watered freely some ed the Imperialists by., �mus them notice.& great improvement. 1. ". � I . . I L �
ing, . I L di§crlinibated' algadbst by. from 25,to 40 —
ot the plants will die if the weather of jingo policy. The Tnitperiallilts. de- . � Mrs. Taft's Cow Still Favorea.
l "ItLwas-offlya, makter- efi a short - . .. . cents per -100, pounds ,in, the feeder
, vemains dry and hot many days- after fended them�selves by�.stating ,that tlw,y time before Zhm,Buk had thovotghly . ',%its.. Taft's .cow continues to graze . .
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� . � the plants are transplanted. . Preferred a jingo 'policy to, a dingo cleamtm& the soul ot alb foua, matter. and podeefully on . the White EXouse lawn, markets- of tbilw country, purely' on ae- . �'
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* When the plants are thinned In the policy. The contrast so caught popu- bealAng. comri6nced. Ilt is now some motwithitandin' . , count of the horns. Naturally,' thenj
. lar fancy that it spread, quickly III , . . . I; the national astonish- ' ' .
I 'S onth sincethepre waseompletely ment and some aby fidleule. . The presi. breeders, arw an-Abwa to be able to fur- . .
, , id bed those - r xnay be set I through all th,e states, arid Australians closed, and there is no,likelihood of it 4ent,s ' nlbh, hounless, cattl5e, t6 supply thl� de -
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� W*_� _h 4 paper pots are now classified as dingoes or )m- brbaking oa again." . . I . *ife has her co,arictions. and one mand! . I. . .. . . . I . I 1.
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a, "Lft 'I� 0 , a few days, goes. ild dog, is such , 11 ince theri. my baby, . e5ghtfien of thern is that if- you want gqod',milk Polled! Elbrefor&p are more than or-
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. -treated in the same way as the plants a contemptible 'beast, cumaing .and a mj)nths old, has been' cured of eezema. =d crearn you must.keep yourmoolley I dinlarily ,high, class, in point of indi vid- . .
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I -in the seed bed. They will probably propensity to We the hand thdt feeds, on.thescalp, by 2b6m,Buk. This ec-, .and koep it In4condition by tbe most, .: uall merit,. f6rtb4- reason that outstand- -
i it, being its eW,ef characteristics, tha zernaeame,itireil'-pimples, andifrub. '. recent zsclentifib. terac '
� -wquire more frequent w1atering unless I hings. . Thomas � . I
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I � they are plunged halt their d6pth in go is tio,w regarded"as a ,term. Ok bed or scratched� formied into sores,... Jefferson usedi to, keep'blooded cows, . , ifig b3dVvidtiality IS- quite4 largely the. .,
I : toll . . . � . . The child was very fretful fi-om the ; ou'�`tb6 White House lawn because . beo resultr off,carefiff fLaedlug a�d favorable ,
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of the plants In the seed . I ' . . � , irritation of the scalp, but whenever : muld not abidb any milt; e.,�cept that -
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. 74%m�Biak was applied'it seemed to ;. which'came -fnom his own stock. Liwi
. -)bed -amd also those in pots should be a- C - bring. the igreatest relief. Frequent - I . ver'y profitable, sea -le of prices. Calves. . �
1. 1. ,,�cllpped back to about half their length Childre r y.. i appjiqa��ions, wexe effective ifi clearing � 4�oln kept sevemd cows,: but until Mrse .
lithree weeks before transplanting to FOR FLETCHER'S , Z all. traces"of the disease from the r' Taft purchasrLd a Iblue'ribbou .Jersey ati haying aA comp6tatively high makket
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I 1 -the field and watered sparingly. the , baby's scalp in . short spa6e of time. � - cow, had Pot. been s.een near the, White-� V111e; We- more, carefully, developed I .
!last week before transplanting An ' . 0 A S' -r, o. R_ 1 A I. feel it. my duty to give the credit. " laouse in forty -fl*(- rears. I and, cared, for then they would be .
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bour before the plants are reLoved . � I where due, and I obeerfully 'recorn- .� � . . 1. . . I . I . . ' - were, the d6ma:nQ sl-ack and prices low. - �
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. mend Z%tn.Bixk to all . sufferers from . -That few. show ir�cords 4re'yet avail-
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from the beds they should be watered .A`�' - Rooting, Pigs." � I , The whotesome , harmless.. green .
� I , chronic sores, bad leg, or eczema " able� 18 largely due .to the fact that -;
n' i 1- 'in pap6i_P0TS_tikft_ I leaves and tender stems of a lung heal.. . ., I .
�freely, a d hose Y I 1.11gs are more apt to be "rooters" In Zam.Buk is Naiure a dwh- healing. 'i ing mountainous shrub, �ive Ao Dr. most. Polled Herefords bave'beeri.'sold
then be set in the field without further % spring, when the ground Is sof than balm, being composed of pure herbeU, ,Sboops Co go in ,I . . ... � . . . .
. t, . n� Be edy ts curative : � . � 4. . I .
. watering. The pots will be partially they are at any.other time of the year. essences. It is a sure ciire for, eczewa, properties. Tickling or dry b"nehial , I ,: I I .
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� from around the plants when set in ing regularly with- coal, charcoal, ashes poisoned so.ces, chionW. wounds, bfid highly effective Gough medieine.. Dr. 'f I I .. . �.
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. . leg � piles, festering sores, chappod Shoop assiaves -mothers that they.c?4n ,; 11 -fk.- � � . I .
� the field., Plants treated as described br other mineral matter. Ringing the Mds, cold -sores. trost-bite.. and all with safety. give'it ; 11, , , . , . .. . ��
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above will hardly be checked in their bogs should be reaorted tolp extreme skin in1dries and diseaieg. Dru "Ists ' , . I
., growth by transplanting. cases. - . , I . . 9f, babesi I%. opium; chloroform� abso- : . ,,, .
. ._,,��.�,-_ and stores 'everywhere sell � at Zft. a lutely nothing harsh orl harmful. It 1� .
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I . in order to gua�d agvjnst carrying - '.' -'-: - I'— ""' - - . . I box, or post free for price from olim- calms the distressing c6ugh, and -heals - . . I I I ,,
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disease from the" plant- bed to the � .11 �-*, " . �. . .. . 1, I � . Buk Co.. Toronto, 3 boxes $1.2'5'. "You the sens1iive membranes. Accept no ': I . . I . I I *
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7 field the plants sbould' be thoroughly . 1: I .. . are vhrned against harmful irnit&tlons other. ]Det4%nd Dr.,' Shoop'S.. Sold ' . i , . . .
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sprayed with bordeaux mixture a few , . reprbsented to -be ."just as good,� - b ,11,d . . . . . . . . 1, .,
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i I o � .. _ .. . . president of - a court -mart a Walter (whose attention basl�been . . . 11 � . , I
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I . - difficult positio'6," says a Writer in called to a gross error' in aiddltlon)r_ , L_
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- "I The more talents the more they will fault or otht,r. the evidence- found out the mistake the firm, would .
, I I b -i developed...-Chluese P�rbverb. sually long time_ L have .benefited, not &. . Dj)aer��Then . before they Were old enough to b - e�- !
. . . . and it took an unu fully fitted for show. i1alany breeder$ .
I " . . I . . had been given, the president asked you have -no excua�.!-�Punchl . '
� I r . . - - I the prisoner if .lie had anything to I I . I � I . . . . � ,have an .aversion to t.he , 'eicessi,�ei.V
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t I I . . I . . 11 Well; air,' said the man', 'Ican't "He, Is a man of feW words. -It" - . ring, especially* If the ablinal is �belng
I i I � - I See how this 'ero court -tan sentence ."Yeao and the,y. arel,.'What Iii theru Iv . kept as. a breeder, and. this has woLt.,-d
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. `A. __ ��- . t - - -on . ier�'tith;' contractor and hidden nerve, says Dr. Shoop, governt'.
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, ;;�, , .k�ildcr, Ow&K Sound, Ont., writes:- and gives strength to the stom'ach. A
—71 1��1�1111 branch also goes to the heart and one
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01 CUFUb t;LAUUUCd by Dr. FowlWs ,,xtmct to the Kidneys. When these "Inside
BEADY FOU MAIMET. of Wild Strawberry, I thought it ad�is- nerves" fail, then the organs inust
. 43ays before I)elng removed from the falter. Dr, Shoop's Restorative is
Plant beds. All (lvqd ;111(1 YQ110w ](',Ives able to say a Word of praise,for its merits. directed specifically to these failing
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ishould be strir)ped from the PI'lutS Some years ago I was milch troubled nerves, Within 4�hours after start -
after they are talcen from the bed be. ,,vith stomach'trouble and. cramps. I ing tlie Restorative treatment, patient
I Ray they realize a gain. Sold by ails
fore they gre carried to tl1c field ' ' Used to roll on the floor in agony, and on dealers. . . . �. ��
Late celory for whiter use is blanch- one occasion I went into a ,faint after I .
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field durin; We w(,r(, moving h"4,060' poiin�
g July and varly Augu9t, short tinie -0ter this, in driving to tQwn, ,
aud the bl-91-111119 iq be -lin about the I was attacked again an'd had Wile down ' ,,iafe �rbnj one office to anothou, ,;,IY�
Aast of svptenily,r. The " The Saturday Eveninpo
i I ,elery is usu,11- in. my rig, sqeking relief. � . . a .vriter ,In 'nitor,'with �
� ly I-@-I(1v for uqL, by. tlig 2001 of No- - "When I reached the i1rug store I Vcss't.' (ivorgo, the htogroj�'t
vember, . bnt will colitinue to grow rap. malted the druggist for tt quick reined a 4 by 4 j)i,
- y y no ,,,tiek Was pi,lehhIg tht
I . Idly during December nild will 11suallY and laid behind the counter until relief 8,,If(, along. Tho bo.�s man said.
came. The temedy I received from the 11(;vorgo, why don'i� vd1i viek thal
meed. no proteetion until the Iftst Of druggist was Dr. Fowler's 1 -,%tract of Silf(I Up Z17141 i%Try it, ii;�,tvad.of mon
that montli, when it may be Pr0t(TtC'd Wild Stmwberer. Whenever, after thab itoying with that sewitling"',
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I -or it may be stored in a suitable frame spee relief in the above mentioned f�.Affi' v(�ry pickisli (KA mawnin '
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A I)r. Vowler's 1,'Xt�apt of Wil'(1 sirftw. � I'll --- � The great Uterino Tonie, and
14 ye, I'll only tigo offectual monthly
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CMSTORIA berry lia,4 been on the inarket for 0 ,trs. lm�.. 1
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Ask for it and insi8t on gettin,irwhat you . I . of stretigth-No- 1, $I 1, No. 2,
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asle for. .1jefu,_ substitutes. They're. I e I for 6 ecial cascA, 05 p'er b;%'
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� Bears the Price A5 centS. Manufactlir&I only by I epli oft recefl, of prko.
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developing the breed.., 11reeders. gaii .
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NE,xvouis D -E B-IL'ITY .
. OVR NEW METHOD TREATMENT will cure you and make a inan of
you. Undsr,,its influence the brain beeomes active, theblood plurilled so bhat all
ptmOes, blotches and ukers heal tl�t the laeftes become strong as st�el, so t1lat
nervousness, bashfulness and despondexiely dfsapp�utr; the eye's ecome bright, the
face full and Clear, energy returns to the body, and the moral, physical and mental
sy'llems W invigorAted ; all drains cease—no more vital ivastk,. frwh the system, . Th6
v.110us otgans becorne nAtural and nianly, .. You feet YoursclIf a. man and kmow mar-,
riage cannot be a fallum, We invite all tile afflieted to consfilt its confl&ntially and
free of cjkatge. Don't let quacks and fakirs rob you of youL- hard-earntd dollars.
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at',Mt, Clemen!5 I was induced to consult i)ri;. Xonhedy & Xonixedy, though t had logb
al"a" Indoctors. Like adro%mingnian I epinmenced the New.Wthod Treatment
.nd itmved my life., The Improvernent Nva,4 lilwmagle-A coul(i feel tlio vigor going
. through tho norvea, I NvAs curW moutally afid physically.1i I have sent thein maily ,
Patients Aud will eontinue to do so."
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. Watremit and cure VAWCOCELE, STRICTURE, NERVOUS DEBILITY, 8LOOD
AND URINARY COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES tmd KII
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