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cuApTeR xxvIl.-continued.

Mike o'Connor proved his earnest
ness by accepting Gen. Bostos' invita-
tion to accompany him and Marina 10
the coast town. and Jerry almost col
lapsed at the thought OF returning
alone to the mountains and wilder
nesses. He still had ten days In which
10 hunt for the hidden treasure and
reach FL Paso. II man was ever
tempted not to do that which was en-
pected Of him Jerry Chambers was
that man.
But the next morning early he was
holding the hand Of the stupefied Ma
rina In parting.
Jerry" she pleaded. you must not
40 from me now"
Il must. sweetheart" he managed
TO say, looking away from her.
Jerry, you don't love"
Don't say that" he cried. Il love
you better than all the world. and
some day you shall know everything
I shall be with you In III Paso before
ten days are gone"
A few minutes later he was on a
burro headed for the trail to the red
topped mountain. his heart heavy In
gloom, his eyes dlmmed by tears.
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SYNOPSIS.

Gerard Chambers. son of a wealthy i'm
porter and a student at an eastern col
1ege. was awarded a membership in the.
tion. founded by Rodney Graves. The
society was exclusive. only seven being
admitted. The members were known as
Persons A meeting was held and each
member was awarded the call OF des-
tiny" Chambers was told to pass a
period as a sailor and not set foot in
was to be assigned TO another years
exile. He must make his own living un-
assisted. and keep everything a secret
ct. bound FOR Urania, South America
loaded with guns for enemies OF that
government, was captured and thrown
into dungeon. Marina Bostos. adopted
daughter OF Gen Bostos. ministered TO
his wounds, Each made a strong impress
ssion on the other Jerry. was sentenced
to die. Capt. Piiaro freed Chambers. All
three united with Gen. Barado's rebels.
Chambers being made a captain. Capt:
Pilaro died Of fever, Marina accompanied
his body TO burial In a fierce battle Bar.
ado defeated Bostos. Jerry frustrated an
sattempt to assassinate Gen. Barado. Ma
'rina. was reported missing; and thought
dead. Pandaro, capital OF trania. was.
captured and confederacy established.
o. Jerry recognized Marina Bostos. pris-
'ssser on yacht. BY ruse he gained the
. deck The American engineer promised
add. The plotters took Marina into Vera
sCruz. secretly. Jerry following He hur-.
ried to Mexico city. leaving the engineer
TO resume the chase. Chambers received
society's orders to proceed 20 Escalon.
Mexico. Mike. the engineer: trailed the
fugtives 20 Jiminez. At Escalon Jerry re-
.ceved orders TO search for lost gold
mine. He and Mike campcd In the noun
rtains They discovered an old hermit
calling himself Jose. who gave them a
partial knowledge OF the lost mine. Their
efforts We're unsuccessful, Mike was sent
10 the village for provisions and return
ine he found Chambers delicious Win
fever. He nnrsed him back 10 health. By
trailing one Of the plotters they found
of the abductors. Marina and Jerry con-
fessei their love for each other Tne
piotters We're turned over To the authori-
Ties Jerry. being still compelled by ms
orders TO search for the lost mine. re-
turned 10 the mountains, leaving ms
sweetheart Mike refused TO accompany
him.
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Another Fsllsey 80 :,

The fact that INSANITY !, md
prone to produce in ar odeli
monplace than VIVA. % ui,i I
perhaps. be borne " ma, vy
critics who are so re'u' s,sr
morbid and deeaden. ANS 4
development when ,o Hndo, 4
yentional models. -L01'
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You ought 10 buy a boz 4 .
said Mike. "A mining kl1s a.
ford EN-. even n they 90 red
per each
Jerry laughed and Mile d
too. but the latter did no, ~ "A
10 cause such an EXPRESSES II
4 think I'll make this a|
Mike" said Jerry. a. he bli az
OF the cigar. "Nhsre Is Maui
In her room. What are ~ 4
now. my mysterious M N.n1
Il think III drif, 90 and ~ Z
n little while" said Jerry r,
YOU in--lct's see. In half an ed
don't you dare 10 leave ns
before two O'Clock. That b III
Understand"
Mike did not undergani. 4
could think OF nothing to aI
Jerry was ne the stairs Az u,
Gemini went up those III
strength almost left him ri
tated before rapping on Narn'
and tried 10 take on an appa1
calmnesa. But when be sn
to the parlor he looked The
hopeless despair.
Jerry" was all that Mlas
say.
Hello" said he. With u.
that was more like a soaisn
than a laugh. Have ! keFN
ing' I came as soon as J.
Jerry Chambers, what
ter with youg"
Matter with me- Why
all. I am the happiest nrl
the sun. Ha. ha. ha' Cm
that I am hIlariously ioy'a
near you, little love- she W
arms. her wondering eyes q
And your business ens''
she asked.
"Oh. that's all settled
he replied in the strained
one who would appear
Great business. that l@
surprised how long a va
from"
you certainly did not
way from Montezuma m'
you knew that every minus
an hour TO me-" she pou'sI
"wen. really, Marina, ! ' -
not that | wanted TO DC
you. but because because
see. I actually felt stin u
and | needed a little eAei'
a rather nice walk
why. the perspira'l0n
rolling on OF you. ms ri
a bake-oyen. and the su'
hotter" 80
ooh. I'm tremendously
uaa,har actually haze
ter come" and there vas
truth in this remark "a
Father has ordered
this afternoon" said she
his daughters sa'lo'' "a s
with his daughter Of oOu'
interesting places IN 'Os MN
haps you would ra'n''
Jerry's brow wrinEled .!.' i
he began to bite his hls ~,
portunity TO see TINS ~ IN
with such companions
Eyes, yes, TO be sul' .a,s
though suddenly BENG 's
reverie. 1T would De " .ay
,ro up cONTlNNh
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CHAPTER XVIII.

Nights early shades found Jerry
chambers once more at The camp on
the side a. the redtopped mountain.
liz never before realized how vast
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uSinInIs word OF honor "a as
good as his OATH" interrupted Eman.
uel Fosgate, supreme person OF the
Cluster OF The Gemini n 1870, OK.
tend,hg his hand Il am glad 10 see
you here on time" Then he produced
the envelope.
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TOOK place at Castine SATURDAY evening.
Jan. is. Their many friends here extend
congrat ulations. For the present they
will make their home here with Mrs.
Abbie Snowman.
There was a stated meeting OF Penob-
scot chapter 0. E. s., Saturday evening,
Jan. IS. After the regular business, the
degrees were conferred upon two candi
dates in very creditable manner by the
new officers. At the close Of the work,
delicious refreshments were served. There
was large attendance, and a pleasant
evening was passed.
At the regular meeting OF Court Baga-
dnce, i. O. F., Tuesday evening the fol-
lowing ohicers were elected: H. c. Perry,
G. D.; n. 1. Grindle, c. r.; NJ. F. Grin
die, V. Z. R.; w. l.. Gray, secretary; NJ. A.
Wardwell, F. 8. and treasurer; W. 8.
Bridges, P. G. r.; William Bridges, ora
tor; P. s. Hutchins, s. W.; q. NJ. Leach,
J. W.; A. 8. Hutchins, 8. B.; j. l.. Ward
well. ]. B. The installation will be held
at Masonic hall, Tuesday, Jan. Is. Re-
freshments will be served. A full attend
ance is desired.
| Jan. 20. WooDLocKE.
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Embellishments
Plan to Fight Disease.

bles in Ellsworth.

Druggists Will Battle Stomach Trou-
bles in Ellsworth.
The increase OF stomach troubles in
Ellsworth has led G. A. Parcher to
take effective measures to combat the
disease. He has the local agency for
MILO ma stomach tablets. and in order
to induce people suffering with weak
stomach or indigestion to use the
remedy, offers to supply it with the
distinct understanding that money will
be refunded in every case where it
does not cure.
Mi-o-na is not Q mere digestive. but
an absolute strengthener and builder
up Of the whole digestive tract. II
you suffer with headaches, giddiness.
paipitati0n, bad taste id the mouth.
nervousness, coated tongue, distress
after eating, use Mi ma and see how
quickly these symptoms of a weak
stomach will disappear.
The remedy strengthens the muscu-
lar walls of the stomach and increases
the flow of gastric juices so that
nourishment is extracted from the
food and the refuse is expelled with
out the aid OF purgative or laxative
medicines.
Remember that g. A. Parcher gives
q guarantee to refund the money
unless 1t cures. He takes all the risk.
and there is no danger OF your losing
anything except Indigestion when YOU
ouy 50-cent box OF Mi.o-na.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Everett Hale has closed a successful
school at Granite.
Henry Grindle and Fred Candage are
cutting timber for Mark L. Dodge.
Capt. Samuel Hall, who is in failing
health, suffered . slight shock recently.
Miss Jennie Billings, of Bluehill, has
been employed by Leslie Flye, whose wife
is i'll.
Chester j. Flye is visiting his grand
parents, A. T. Conary and wife, at Blue
hill Falls.
Mrs. George Pervear is steadily improv-
ing, and all hope that she will regain her
former health soon.
The condition OF Mrs. Celestia Seavey
has SO far improved that her daughter,
Mrs. Grace Colt, has returned to her home
at Stonington.
The social events Of the week eliminated
in surprise party at w. C. Redman's
Saturday evening. The entertainment
consisted Of charades and games, with
music on the graphophone by Benjamin
Rawson.
Jan. 20. SUB,
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~ bCNTY NEWS.
'i,f,o,sat fio1ntp Sescs, &c. o,he, saoe
ASHyILLE.

ASHXIlLE
Elwood Hammond, who has been quite
i'll the past few days, is better.
Clarence Martin, wife and two children,
OF Hancock, visited relatives here Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Goodwin, of East Sullivan,
visited Capt. n. H. Bickford and wife at
the Ogden farm Friday.
Misses Grace Bunker and Lena Hamilton.
OF South Gouldsboro, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs. W. NJ.
Pettee.
Home friends Of Mrs. L. M. Bunker
extend congratulations on her marriage to
Lee 9. Bower at Twin Falls, Idaho, On
Jan. 1.
Those who were SO fortunate a. to at
tend the supper at West Gouidsboro Sat
urdsy night for the benefit OF the village
library report an enjoyable time.
News was received here Friday afternoon
OF the death Of Kittredge Martin, in
Ellsworth. Much sympathy is felt for
the aged mother, Mrs. Sarah aoiykins.
who is approaching her eighty-eighth
year; also the sister, Mrs. Edward Hodg-
kins, who survives him.
Ian N u
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HuLL,S COVE.

Many of the children here are suffering
with chicken pox.
Mrs. Thomas Grindle, who has been ill
with the grip, is better.
Dana Brewer, who is employed at
Machias, spent Sunday at home.
Special mission servi was held Sum
day at the Church OF Our Father.
Gilbert Stanley, of Cranberry Isles, is
the guest OF Shepard Leland and wife.
Mrs. Sophia Hamor has gone to Otter
Creek to spend few weeks with her siste r.
William Scott is spending his vacation
in East Holden with w. NJ. Maddocks and
wife.
Mrs. Eveline Richardson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Josie Cunningham, at Bar
Harbor.
H. 5. Mcfarland, who has spent the
past two months in the South, returned
home Jan. IS.
Lloyd White and wife entertained
friends at their home Thursday evening,
Mrs. Whites birthday. The evening was
spent in social chat and games. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Jan. 20. ANNE.
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REX
MOUNT DESERT.

Mrs. L. e. Hartman, Of Hall Quarry. is
visiting Mrs. William Somes.
Charles Green and wife, Of Bar Harbor.
attended the funeral Of DR.. Leverton.
-. G. Hill and wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. T. L Bridges, in Atlantic,
Mass.
Miss Flora F. Milliken, Of Wateryille.
came here to attend the funeral of DR..
Leverton.
Liston Richardson, who has been
employed at York Beach, is home suffer-
ing from severe cold.
Mrs. Minnie Stanley, OF Gran berry Isier.
who has been visiting her parents, Elon
hicherdson and wife, returned home Mon
day.
The absence OF snow this fall has been
favorable for skating and ice boating.
There is quite feet OF ice boats on Moves
pond.
Funeral services OF DR.. c. H. Lever,on.
who died Jan. II, were held in the union
church Wednesday at 100 d. m. Rev. O.
u. Barnard, OF Southwest Harbor, offici
ated. Burial was under the auspices Of
the !: 0. 0. F., OF Northeast Harbor. The
Northeast Harbor male quarte.te sang
three selections. Interment was at Brook
side cemetery.
On Thursday evening, Jan. 16, the
beautiful installation service OF Mount
Desert chapter, o. Z. s., was held. The
following officers were installed by Grand
Matron NJ. Elizabeth Leach, of Bar Har-
Dor, assisted by Grand Marshal Mrs. Tepa
anbidge. also of Bar Harbor: Mrs. Kate
L. Pray, w. A.; Charles bordeaux, w. n:
Flora bordeaux, assistant matron; Julia
Fernald, secretary; Eva A. jacobson.
trea.urer; Fannie Brown, conductress |;
Lizzie Richardson, assistant conductress:
Bertha blanchard, Adah; Matte Richard,
son, Ruth; Emma Allen, Esther; Dencie
mot installed); Dora Hannah, chaplain:
Myfa Richardson, warder (not installed} /;
L. r. Pray. sentinel; Edith Hysom.
organist; Hattie Brown, marshal. Oyster
stew was served in the Banquet hall at the
close OF the installation followed BY dane
ing. keiley's orchestra furnished music.
Jan. 20. prx
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~ was afiictsd for over seven yesn
with csfsrrh Of tie head, throat ~
digestive os1asA consulted many
physicians, but they did me no good.
"one day I happened to read some ~
timonials In your Pcruna almanac. L
decided to try Peruns and Manalin. I
bought bottle Of each and after taking
them for . week, noticed change for
the better. So / kept II mp and after u.
ing twelve bottles was perfectly cured
IL also gave the medicine to my child.
rem and they had the same beneficial n.
suit. would never be without theM
remedies in the house.
~ highly recommend Peruna and
Manalin TO all my friends, and, in fact, y
everybody"
Thousands of families have learned y
trust and believe In DR.. Hartman's tads'
ment, and TO rely on his remedy, PerunA
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COUNTY NEWS.
:, additional Co~msy Es,rs see other RACES
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
A. II. Mayo was in Rocklsnd last week
Mrs. +. II. Baker il visiting friends in
Addison.
Miss Anna Smith was in North Blueniil
last week.
Orrin Green, of West Brooksyilie, visited
friends here last week.
Raymond Allen came home from New
London, Conn.,, Saturday.
Miss Ada Herrick has returned from
North Bluehill, where she has been teach
ing.
Mrs. w. H. Freethey returned from
Lawrence, Mass, Thursday, where she
has spent the past month.
Ernest Allen and wife have returned to
RocEland after spending Q few weeks
with Mr.. Aliens mother, Mre. Henry
Allen.
Center Harbor Rebekah circle will give
an entertainment at Odd Fellows hall Sat-
urday evening, Jan. Is. Refreshments
will be served.
Officers Of Brooklin lodge, l. 0. o. F.,
were Installed Monday eva ming as follows
n. g., g. F. Gott; V. g., Capt. G. w.
Aerrick; recording secretary, X. W..
Smith; financial secretary, X. l.. smith;
treasurer, Alfred Joyce; warden, F. A.
Bowden; conductor, A. H. Mayo: O. q.
John Carter; !. e., i. {. Stanley; X. 8. n.
g., E. Bracy; L. $. N. G., Sidney Black;
K s. v. G., H. NJ. Pease; L. s. VIC, Will
Herrick; chaplain, Lewis Carter; r. s. s.,
w. 8. Fordi L. s. S.. Chester Smith.
The Library circle was organized Sstur.
day, Jan. IS, with the following officers:
President, Mrs. Rose Allen; first vice.
president, Mrs. Hattie Herrick; second
vice. president, Mrs. Lizzie Herrick; sec
rotary, Miss Musa Doliard; treasurer,
Miss Annie Dollard; work committee.
Mrs. Naomi Allen, Mrs. Lizzie P. Mayo
and Ms. Mary Freethey; refreshme mt
committee, Mrs. Fannie Pease, Mrs. Carrie
Griffin and Mrs. Alice Stanley; entertain
ment, Mrs. Nellie Phillips. The society
will work to raise funds for new library
building, which is much needed
Jan. 20. UNE FEMME.
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COUNTY y. EN S.
1os additional CcA ntp Ne,rs see other %. "a
PENoBsCoT.

PENOBSCOT.
Rev. C. H. Bryant is holding special
meetings at the Leach schoolhouse.
The many friends OF Mrs. Annie Davis
will be sorry to learn OF her severe illness.
George Veaxie, who has been making
his home with Mrs. Maria Wardwell, has
moved to John Wardwells.
Mrs. Herman Perkins has returned from
. visit with relatives and friends in Rock
land.
Schooner Minnie Chase, Capt. Perkins,
arrived this week from Roc Gland with
general merchandise for the local mer-
chants.
A special meeting of Rising Star lodge,
+. and A. NJ, was held Wednesday even
ing. The second degree was worked upon
one candidate.
School in the Leach district closed We'd
nesday, after an eight weeks term taught
by Miss Myrick, Of Freedom. All the
schools in town are closed now except the
Bay school, which will close Jan. "a.
The wedding of Len Littlefield, Of this
place, and Miss Sylvia Morey, of Castine,
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aerr-a;snsrr;s
HEADAC HI
SPEEDY
RELIEF
FOR INDIGESTION

Monroe. Me-, Sept. 10, 1900
Il have used L. r. Atwoods 7
tiers in my family for years and !,
they are almost an instant cure
headache and indigestion. al~S
keep them on hand"
Yours truly, L. A. Colsos
II the stomach is allowed to get
OF order, the whole system SUI
To enjoy life the stomach must
tenderly cared for, and there ~
remedy that acts so benehcially3
L. F." Atwood's Bitters. They guy
adjust the illness and set you right
all druggists, 35c.
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t for Free PERUNA Almanac for {:

the entire year, went to Melrose, Mass. to
attend the wedding OF his niece. Miss
Mary Sterling, daughter OF Rev. Paul
Sterling.
Mrs. Lucy Staples, Of Atlantic, is at
DR.. Smalps.
Marine lodge, F. and A. NJ, on Tuesday
evening elected the following officers:
w. NJ, Edgar w. Haskell; 8. W., Herman
w. Small; J. W., Emery w. Pickering;
treasurer, A. o. Gross; secretary, Moses
D. Joyce; 9. D., Charles A. Pressey; ]. D.,
Charles w. Carman
Jan. 20. Rex.
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SEAL HARROR

Mrs. Clara Hodgkins is VISITING bar
daughter, Mrs. Gregg Eddy.
A number of persons from Northeast
Harbor were baptized Sunday, in the
Congregational church here.
Rev. s. h. Green, of Bar Harbor.
breaches in the Episcopal church here
every other Sunday, his assistant. Mr.. Gill
more, taking the alternate sunday.
Aston Carter, whose left arm has been
rendered useless since early fall nv
rheumatism, is going to the Bar Harbor
hospital for treatment. His brother Cal
about again.
Jan. 20.
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become SO prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a chill to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. the child urin-
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second wife was Mrs. Saph sawyer, q
Deer Isle, who survives him. Mr.. hoe
bins was an active and consistent nemos
Of the first Baptist church here for tbifI
years. Services were held at the Acne
Friday afternoon. Rev. c. c. Koch one-
ating, assisted BY Rev. A. b. Carter.
An entertainment vas given AT hvef,
side hall Saturday evening by the schod
from district No. Q, lnez fsge tesena.
All parts were well taken, the sm.iia
and coffee were served. Proceeds viii n
expended for school furniture.
Ian n II
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SOUTH pENoBsCoT.

Mrs. Mafston Howard, who has oess
very i'll, il much better.
Wade L. Grindle has returned mo-
West Hancock, where he has been teaeS
ing.
School closed Friday after q succsssa,
term Of eight weeks taught BY Miss ~.
NJ. Slower, OF Bluehili. Glaycs Conne'1
ANY Grindle, Joy Grindle, Miidns
Grindie, Doris Grindle, Dora Gray, bsuas
Wight and Earle Wigot were not sosess
considerable experience, having tsush
thirty-seven terms, the last two OF nisa
were here, giving excellent satisiaeno''
All hope for her return in the .piing'
Jan. 20. u.
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DEER ISLE.

Rev. Joseph Jackson and wife are
spending few days at their old home.
Dr. Hart, OF Camden, who, with his
wife is visiting at Frank Gross, has been
quite ill this weex, but is much improved.
Joseph Banks, son Of Gen. Nathaniel
Banks, who makes his home here during
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remained without strength.
al then tried Peruna, and after using
1t for three months was totally WELL
I am seventy-one years old, and my work
on the railroad is hard and tedious, hut
can work like young man in all kinds
storm alike.
"Peruns is the purest and best medi.
cine, and 4 used according TO directions,
it will help any person and cure any dis
case for which 1, is recommended. l rec.
ommend this medicine by my own ex-
perience to any one suffering from An
ailment on the order Of mine."
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b.ane resulting from Catarrh ard
away ; Cola IL the Head quickly. "
the Selsss Of Taste and Smell. fu
SO cts. at druggists or by mail.
Cream Balm for Use in atomiz1rs 20
Ely l -o.hers. Sc Warren Street, New
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C6tdl1 W6J 4SSUOQ.
Few people realize how frequently
Group is caused by catarrhal congestion
of the throat. Probably nine cases oatof
ten of Group is of the catarrhal variety.
The medical profession recognizes
three forms of Group. The spasmodisva-
riety, membranous Group and catarrhal
Group.
Nearly every case is OF the catarrh4, ya-
riety, and few doses Of Pe-Uaa ;a..e. Ct
the FIRST appearance OF tie catarrhal
symptoms is generally sufficient TO s"e.i
the attack of Group altogether.
Group is f-igh.ful disease. ~ g.
no CO - oy,;ldra-, 50 ,,or~- ~. lo-,-at. a.
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sometimes assisted by the apothecary or
the family doctor.
Furnishing medical compounds direct
to the people, through the druggists, is
simply the extension of the practice be-
gun by The people themselves.
NERVOUS System q Wreck.
John G. Hird!er, Garfield, Kas., writes:
"on Deem Der 2, 1899, ! was injured
BY c fall On the Santa Fe II. r., and my
eI ire cervous system was impaired
by the same. The help Of physician
WIS useless. believe tried every one
in lie vicinity, but all were alike and
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urine scalds the flesh or II. when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause Of
II difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble IS due 10 diseased condition of the
Kidneys and bladder and not 10 a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
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t is impossible to estimate how many
ZONES have been protected az ainst Group
BY the proper use Of Peruna.
Household R-ncdics.
There is no remedy in the world
Which has proven SO popular for catarrh
IS Peruna. 1t has been used for mere
than thirty years and cured thousands
c. c@scs, as proven by cur testimonials.
= TIE c.,,y history OF tbs country
every f1.n.,y Ard lis homemade mod
iros. Trerh scGs. hi.;ers, laxatives and
orici wera = he foa-d Il ai:.cst every
aoLse, co.nponaGed by the housewife,
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
eourages and lessons ambition; beauty. vipor