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Rome, Italy The TriounR am
nounees that King Victor Emmsnnel
VIII publish q book shortly on the
history Of numisniatics. II Is written
nv himself
The Ming has been q coin collector
for yeats, and has already written q
treRFise On the subject Wnacn v "a is-
sued for rglysts circ asfion among
his FRIENDS
The new hook, whoa I'd ~ be, richly.
illustrates. IS ne result ~ long eaidy
by ths monarch.
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e3t AA pigt WITH COW.


fo TAB Himself.
sTE ing III ill a
cav is eishseeu years old,
s3se bE Ire animal ard in
l.fe siaged q wounj On higa
Ta cause lstaDt 5ea 3
ASS haa med Inc COW I'D a cree
anG wa ~ slaughter aer for
heE H 3llie6. which grazsl
Hef aeaa lfa aguriated her that
sfes er6he loose charged the bc5.
faaos.tnG hin down and causi hisa
e. rhgust a pitcher knife, @aReh ~
Aasd IL his ami into his h2s ast rsa
5ae heart
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rhree saais II PEassian n,lss

Cause Great soy ~ Socialist Party.
aerlm--Elec4ions i3 tour repre-
~sentatives 9f Perrin 81 f3e Prtissian
Diet @ere hpi5 and resulteG in the re-
ngfa Of ah1ss Socialists, with r cleo
tioh satslt undecided.
Socialists were elsessd 10 tie same
sAats st the last election. but 4eir re-
tNsH was nHlilHad on technical
grounds.
The success 81 the candidates. scs
lowing similar victories ta 1obNr3
BADEN BIS Sa8any, has caissd 1Untia-
tion agaoaa the Socialists eveuywh 20.
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Mexican Government Approves

Mexico Ci.y.-Clegarfo Nfslina.
Government Minister OF The ~5suento.
returned from the Na1as Rive dis
frict, where he Investigated 2ht gve.
iinlinarN NnrE that AIS 1esf arne
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PISS cards With q man for Hn
/. ans you viii know nim better
II YOU had met hin In she
wing room every evening for q
says r German writer.
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Tie NostN 8Tsrssh Locomotive Com
assss has a eompieted aa6 tested
tire Grat sGsam taFglaa tcG Eet4Ha.
The neT engine is prone -e6 SUD
cess in Loaae1
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,esCia.
Mass meeting Of protest againsl
he putting 20 death OF Francisco
errer were hetd all over EuTore.
President Taft. IN Salt Lake City,
aouncea mat Clifford Ptnchot. the
chief forester. would remain III .nf.
Government service.
Arthur @ Wright, Of Lowell Cen
tire, Mass, Was arrested - Portland,
Ore, while heayiiy aFrae0 ard ming
Ing il the tbrong near President
Taft.
Mr. Delnlsg has been engaged by q
German company to seek capital In
Ameriea Tor the exploitation OF the
manufacture of artificial silk.
Writs BeTe Issued on the cona-
plant cf the British suffragettes
against Home Secretary Gladstone
and the Birlnfnghaui prison officials.
ThA r@sssihilsfu NJ war hefwahn
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RASH ALL OVER BOYS BODY.
Awful, Crusted, Weeping Eczema on
Little Sufferer-A Score Of Treat
ments Prove Dismal Failures
Cure Achieved Wv Cuticura.

"My little boy he wful rash all over
his body and the q ~ it was eczema.
It was terrib'5 sas asset g-ater awfully.
ANY place lie waseE would form
another sore aud it wsa become crusted.
A Sec y moge physi s failed utterly
an5 6isnplly IN their Ell . 4 e the
tcoIble. Then { N-ss tes % use DDS cuti-
ora Remedies. J cot ~ eea
Soap, q box Of lulicul thainea- AID q
hoteie Of IN, is1rs 2eses aati ard aefare
re ta3 asea halls Inc osgent Z conia
see 4 ebasge il him IN eua two m5ni
ne wss rely well. Geege n. La1 beet
! 1870 NEST geatre ST. A&aanoy Ctr Pa
Sept. % and Nov. q tas
4 Potter Dats 5 gbera rps SOLE Props,
Of Gatic ira Remedies. ! .5a. Mas.
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tuberculosis Killed 1929 Persons in 1908
Death Rate Declines in All Registration States Except Three
Nine Causes Are Most Frequent---3O.9 Deaths
Out Of Every 100 Occupied Males Between
rs and 81 Due to tuberculosis.

were victims of pulmonary tuberculo-
sis.
Among the principal causes of
death were the following, with their
rates per 100000 of population, for
1908 and 1907:
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0u n u

ssd Your valuable casesrefa
them perfect. Gor ldni DO
an. / have used theg9 foT
CT indigestion ard bihcpsnsss
" completely cnled Raconi,
10 evs IONS Once ried. z
bs without then 10 tie
Edward Msrx, Aihssy n. z
II, PaiassDie. potsnt Gasee Good
Id. Never Sicl "a, W3alcrn Or Stripa.
Soc. Nsvar SELF IN b,lk. TIE gen.
,lst staN1se CrG. Gu2ranteua 10
yoss raossy bgcx. eS
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testified at an inquest ST
ales) on a young man hamed
hards, who was KillAd bg
TX at q local coIliery that bid
sated his horse, which 8as
to a tram, aud ia dots ~
his owr ESCAPE and was
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Imnened by Pollieness.

he man whose sense Of polite
was Dot ntirelycalloused, looked
from his seat in the crowded car
b. ioet lady who swayed n front
Finally he struggled to his
9asrsd her the place
Mt Lady besitased
take your ses +" she Sad,
sBt TO assure me the goa ara
81 n q cheerful isame Of
P can't do that, ena'am," The
aisg answered. ] am offer
he place merely Secauss I
~ viii 4 sigh Of relief he slipped
umo the seet-Cleyeland Pi@in
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GraC4.

ut in Northwestern kan
a pious old farmer who
it OF gazing at The raGters
ors room wheHsayipg grace.
~. ile SO engaged he forgot
his grace sounded soroe-
is We THANK Thee for
d--by Joel there's that
ct I've haen locking for
K months IN has Jim
and get it. Thos Asst
US I'd u.s. O Lard. and
hank Thee. Amea!
Star,
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sshington, D. c.. = Health De-
Ger ment returns show the total num-
bar Of daaths from all forms of tuber-
cul8ais returned in 1908 was 1928,
exceeding hose of any previous year
nj vcg~stgatlon, but the death rate per
l00,000 for f. 10 is less than that for
1907. IN all gegistration States the
Deaths from baaarculosis showed a
7an7 dorado, Rhode ISL
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With -Issrrsnas.

$50 ) 4, relg,gns nas
saFrinb e,se $685.
antm Ina hnv,na gnes,T
Lave H. aga ~ 4hraa
on hyglenic grounds.
Jreeders gre obliged to
account OF the aDip1ais
Nm end the ring. sre-
r, is HsaIepe6
or TIE pHrDss.
~ titt Ton Of one
~ . tew York Titb
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essis9 The enormous rats OF
aEs 50 yoracious missionaries
books bound III tn
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r. eral resources OF Liberia
p 3 ealiy unknown. Prospect
part Of Africa is a matter
e difficulty. owing 10 the
ae forests and the coau-
.bsd siate.
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SIX th5 I hegsH t. Get aa
tae pG slowiy disa9pesred, the
kidney ecretloDs cleared up and in q
few sci ny strength returned 80
tbas ] t9tld work about the house
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Dry goes manuf larers and ss
/ taE firi0s Of Sla1 are p~lonlotipg
s csakfG col'' a a5 ii Lon
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ls tnteS yeaFs sfiIee tleA
fIse asgo GepE
nber the narne--poan's Sold
alers. SO cents g box, Eos
m Co, Buffalo. N. Y.
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group. FOR luo 1906
deaths from this disease were report
ed, as against 30,514 for 1907.
The enormous extent of the mortal
ity of infants from diarrhoea1 dis
eases may be inferred from the fact
that the aggregate death rate from
these diseases, more than four-fifths
Of which is due to deaths Of infants
exceeds one per
population, and
Aclass for gen.
scf @ rate as heart
q b Gad diseases
WHOSE tanuaDea IN all peri
iods.
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Esshae n the Nesxs.

The King 81 italy oaesed b erp al
prize st she aviai nlees a
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could do no work,
and the pains ! suf-
fered would throw
me into spasms. 1
was. dizzy, worn and
sleepless, my back
ached terribly, I had
Observation-Disclosures
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shoe maltess - pel
eorgpositoTs, pflE ers and
Alp G cent. OF the ia loss aMd -. p
per cent. OF the farmers lo died n
the registration ares during 1905
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PLEINE ] q q = ! :; !; ! y: !! J! J: J! ]; :! !. !: ! !! !:

A record of 4l2 miles in four days he
been made by an Alaskan dog team.
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FRESH EGGS.

Incompatible n Means of Health
as Well of Sustenance.
Some people contend, says the Bos-
ton Cooking School Magazine, that an
egg is an egg. So it is. But to ascer-
tain it's true value take a fresh-laid
egg, weigh it first, then weigh a cold
storage, or, as we say, a store egg,"
and note the result. The difference in
weight is an illustration of the differ
ence in food value.
Let us take fresh egg, and see
how many different practical uses we
can put it to, and first of all, in a
medical way. To the white of an egg,
shaken in half a glass of cold water
until light and foamy, add the Juice
of half lemon, fill the glass with
water, sweeten to taste, and you have
delightfully."- refreshing drink known
as and called 'albumen water"
There is nothing better, although not
generally known, than the white of
an egg for burns. You simply separ-
ate the white and yolk, and put the
white on the scald or burn Should the
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burn be on the fingers, wrap eacn W.
separately, with the white OF egg aAa
old linen. The white OF egg lofms
coating on the burnt skin; II exciuoe
the air, and thus stops the oreaui' -
pain. ron+
The white of one egg, beaten lgnl'
then mixed with the juice OIL h"ii
lemon. without sugar, will relle'e "
cough and hoarseness.
White of egg is an excellent re1neu'
in extreme cases of bowel troupio'
especially dysentery. Beat IL l",ii'
light. with or without a little po"ue.
ed sugar, always using p1ncn u 0'', :,
and take it in one or two swallows ~
tends to lessen Inflammation by 1orin'
ing transient coating to the lntestin0s'
so that Mother Nature may proceeu on
her wav to health again. This is 1oou'
as well as medicine, and even chiiu
NAV be given many doses in DAY.
When tired, raw egg is most exec
lent, particularly when the appetlIe -
poor. Have the egg cold; break 'ne
shell and drop gently into a sinaii
glass tumbler. When ready 10 lahe'
prick the yolk with the point Oh d
clean needle, and swallowit quickly. IL
you use wine, put a teaspoonful in the
glass first. then the egg, and take III
one mouthful. You may think thls
impossible at first, but it is easy
enough after few attempts. Always
close the mouth as soon as the egg Is
in it. throw the head back, and IL IS
all over. When putting up Jellles' anu
the tumbler lids are old, cut rouno
pieces of paper, larger than the glass;
es, of course, moisten these thorough
ly with unbeaten white Of egg, ana NJ
over the top. Tie with string, ana,
when dry, sponge the paper with a
little cold water, and you have an air
tight cover, stiff as parchment. 1t Will
last for years.
In making fruit pie, brush the
lower crust with unbeaten white OF egg
to prevent the juice from making It
soft, as is often the case.
To prepare an egg for an invalid,
put it in boiling water. Set 1t on the
back of the range for ten minutes,
then open into a hot egg cup and
serve Immediately. Another way for
those who prefer to drink their food,
as is often the case during GONZALES
cence, is to beat an egg very light, put
it in pretty cup and fill the cup with
beef tea, mutton broth or hot milk,
added to a bowl of stewed meat gravy
or drawn butter sauce is great i'm
provement
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PERSIAN CATS.

How They Are C1assified-Points 81
Fine Animal.
Long haired Persian cats may be
classified as blacks, blues, whites, Sill
vers, oranges, cream or fawn, tortoise
shell, tortoise shell and white, brown
Tables, any other color.
The silvers are subdivided into minor
classes as follows: chinchillas, shaded
silvers, silver Tables, masked s1lvers,
smoke.
The coat of the long haired Persian
cat should be long and thick, its tex
ture fine and soft. There should be
tufts Of hair projecting from the In
side Of the ears, also around the jaws.
There should be frill of long hair
around the throat, extending back to
the shoulders and down the chest to
where the front legs join the body.
There should be tufts of hair growing
upward from between the toes.
The head should be massive but
sound, with great width of skull be-
tween the ears, says Country Life In
America the ears should De small anu
set low. From the forehead to the
nose the line should be slightly con-
cave, the nose itself being short.
The back should be broad and level
but not too short legs short, paws
round, brush of tail of medium length,
wide and carried low. The eyes should
be large, round, luminous and set level.
The expression of the face, taken as
whole, should be gentle and sweet. The
general appearance of the animal
should be COLBY and its movements
easy and graceful.
In disposition the Persian cat is nat
urally inclined to be loving and gentle,
but as they are very high strung 1t is
an easy matter to spoil their DISPOSE
ton entirely by rough or unkind treat
ment.
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JAPs AND THE CARS STAMPS.
Spells Of War Upon Which 1t n Dir.
6Cult to Realize.

spells of War Upon Which 1t IL Diff
hcult to Realize.
Among our good neighbors the Jan
anese nothing is wasted; out of all
and everything they endeavor to ex.
tract benefit. Thus, for example, dur
Ing the Russo-Japanese war, the. Jap.
anese secured more than 100000 rubles
worth OF Russian postage and revenue
stamps abandoned by us in various
postOff1ces, branches thereof and sun
dry other establishments. Now the
enterprising Japanese are trying to
dispose of these stamps among the
Russians.
For this purpose they have special
agents who offer them to Russian ar
rivals for half their value A certain
Caucasian, also of an enterprising
turn of mind, proceeding to Japan on
business, encountered one of these
agents at Yokohama and tempted by
easy gain bought various stamps val
ued at 1900 rubles for 1000 rubles
only. The stamps we're successfully
conveyed to Vladivostok, but unhappi-
ly the agents of the detective force
got wind of the affair."
One of these agents visited the eau
casian in the guise of a stamp pur-
chaser and in order not to rouse sus-
picion and for greater verisimilitude
laid some money on the table. When
the merchant" left the room for the
stamps the signal was. given to the
ambuscade and no sooner had the own
er returned than the agent met him
revolver in hand and arrested him on
the spot with his wife and confiscated
the stamps When it appeared that
the stamps we're really Russian the
prisoner was released after three days
detention.
1t is reported that the money will
be returned to him, but that the
stamps will remain for the benefit of
the exchequer It is said that in the
case of a big buyer of these stamps
the Japanese offer to land him safely
on Russian territory with his booty,
in a torpedo boat or special destroyer,
but whether or not this offer has yet
been accepted is unknown.-Kharbin
Vyestnik.
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Sweet Dill Pickles.

Soak four-inch long cucumbers In
brine for twenty-four hours. Have on
the stove two kett1es-one containing
three parts water and one part vine
gar, with a teaspoonful of alum, the
other holding cider vinegar sweetened
to taste. Cut the cucumbers in half
place them in the first kettle and Jet
them boil up; put them into the Sec
ond kettle and boil until nearly ten
der. Pack the cucumbers in fruit jars
and put over each jar about half
inch of dill stalk, leaves and seed, and
pour in the vinegar and seal.
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1t is not alone in the coinage Of
silver that the question of ratio is
vital A Pittsburg woman has lately
discovered that in the matter of bor-
rowed eggs it is of considerable i'm
portance. When eggs were selling at
the rate of so cents dozen she bor-
rowed dozen from her neighbor
She returned the same number when
they were selling at 20 cents dozen.
The lender was not satisfied with pay
ment in deprecated currency, but de-
manded so cents worth of eggs. 1t
took a policeman to compromise the
matter, and an alderman put the wom-
en- under bonds to keep the peace.
Every housewife with a borrowing
neighbor will regret that the grave
questions involved in this controversy
were not settled judicially.
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Sour Milk gingerbread.

Put into a bowl a half>cup Of sugar,
a half-cup of molasses and half-cup
of sour milk, add level teaspoonful
of baking powder dissolved in a little
hot water. Mix together one and one
half cups of flour, one-half teaspoonful
each of cloves, salt, ginger and CHINA
mon and add this to the liquid mix
ture Mix we'll, add half-cup of beef
drippings, melted, and if desired, one
beaten egg. The egg makes the bread
more delicate, but it is good without
it. Bake in shallow pan for twenty
or twenty-five minutes in a moderate
oven.
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DaffOdil PUDDING.

One cupful of butter. one-half cup
full of graduated sugar, cupful Of
milk, three level cupfuls of -four, in
which is thoroughly mixed three tea
spoonfuls of baking powder, one-half
cupful of finely chopped citron and
the same of small, seedless raisins and
a teaspoonful of cinnamon Whip the
mixture until as light as possible, pour
into individual pudding dishes and
steam for one-half hour. Serve with
a rich lemon sauce.
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There are now in England and
France several establishments where
butterflies are bred.
There are at present in the medical
schools of France 1920 French and S19
foreign students.
1t is proposed in Germany to have
an organization for providing old age
and disability pensions for bank Off
GERS and bank clerks, annuities for
their widows, and education for their
orphans.
Just forty years had elapsed on May
10 since the rails of the Union Pacific
moving westward met the rails of the
Central Pacific, near Ogden, Utah, and
the first transcontinental railway was
completed.
AS Mongolia is rich in minerals and
foreigners have been casting longing
chances on it, the Chinese ministry of
agriculture, industry and commerce
contemplates forming a joint stock
mining company from subscriptions by
Chinese merchants in China and
abroad, so as to retain profitable en-
terprises in Chinese hands.
Epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis
used to be rare in France, occurring
chiefly in military centers. Now a
doctor is likely to meet with it in
general practice. If the antimeningo-
coceic serum of DR.. Gopter or Wasser-
mann is used at an early stage the dis
ease generally stops short and clears
up in two or three days without leav-
ing any traces.
That the earth must shine on the
moon even as the moon shines on the
earth is obvious. To detect this light
from the earth on the lunar surface
and scientifically prove it's existence
is another matter. 1t is interesting to
find that recent number of a French
astronomical paper contains two photo
graphs of parts of the moon illumin.
ated by earth light They were taken
by M. Quenisset at the Juvisy observa-
tory.
The korrigans, superstitious peas
ants believe, are the black dwarfs of
Brittany who dwell in the sacred
Druidic circles of the menhirs and
count their cash in the moonshine.
When mere mortals encounter them bv
night the korrigans force their visitors
to dance with them around and
around, singing monotonously the
names of the days of the week from
Monday to Sunday This is the
! theme of the best known tradition
dealing with them, the story of Lao
and the korrigans.
Lord Kitchener will hand over his
command in India to General Sir
O'Moore Creagh early in August and
at once proceed to Japan. He pro-
poses to make long stay in that
country and will closely examine the
military system and army organization
In time of peace. From Japan he pro-
poses to go to China, and he will ira
verse many of the battlefields of Man
churia, with the advantage of going
over much of the ground with offlcera
who took part in the Russo Japanese
war and who have been placed at hin
disposal by the Mikado and the lar,
aAo0e government,
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Oxford University has recently re.
jected proposition to give the degree
of Master Of Arts to those only who
have earned it by real work. The Ok
ford Bachelor of Arts has the privilege
of becoming a Master of Arts upon
payment Of fee. That was the sys-
tenn until few years ago in most If
not all American colleges. But the
best colleges now require the equiva-
lent of one year of work for the mas
ter's degree.
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BAKING
POWDER
,iJI send you book on health and baking powder
CRESCENT MFG. co. Seattle. Wn.
uusic of the MarcOn1gram


Won cannot get near the station Or.
land where wireless messages are re-
oeivpd and sent out without a pass.
WmIdbe trespassers find a barbed-
wire fence an impenetrable barrier.
This protection is usually two or three
miles from the spot where the station
,s located. Isolation Is necessary to
keen the business secret and to pre-
vent annoyance.
When the operators are sending
message the sound can be heard for
half a mile-a deafening whirr and
buzz like that of a sawmill, inter-
spersed with sharp detonations, long
and short. according to the dots and
dashes of the Morse code. An ordin-
srv operator would read the message
8 long distance away, but would not
understand it because it is sent In
cipher.
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Coffee Cake.

one cupful Of sugar sifted with ona
ana one-1ourth cupfuls Of -four. one
nai1 teaspoonful of soda, and one too.
spoonIui OF cream of tartar. sift al,
together. In a cup put one-fourth oun
1ui Q. Dutter; place on stove till melt.
ed' When it boils up break into r.
two eggs. Quickly remove from Arc
ana III cup with milk. Stir into flour.
etc: Flavor with almond or vanilla
and bake in quick oven.
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A Chinaman has become a justice
Of the peace In Boston. Loving couples
who desire to gain notoriety may, in
stead of getting married in balloons
this summer. become Joined in holy
wedlOck by Boston's Celestial justice.
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0rrddIe Frying.

For some. kinds of frying the grid
die is better and has less tendency to
grease than the frying pan. Among
other things, potato cakes Drowned on
hot creased griddle are specially
crisp and delicious.
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Senator Lodge says there Is no such
thing as an ultimate consumer. VIII
the ultimate consumer please retire
now to a secluded place in the back
ground and sit down?
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The finding of a valuable pearl In
an oyster sandwich should not en-
courage anybody to hope that new
field for the pearl hunter has been dis
covered.
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EITC st. Vitas' Dance and Nervous Diseases
1 - Permanently Cured by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer Send for FREE zoo trial bottle
and treatise. DR.. r. H. Kline. Id. 931 Arch ST..
Philadelphia, Pa.
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LAZY LIVER

II find Cascarets so good that would
not be without them. / was troubled
great deal with torpid liver and headache.
Now since taking Cascarets Candy Cathar-
tic feel very much better. shall Ger.
tainly recommend them to my friends q
the best medicine have ever SEEN"
Anna Bazinet,
Osborn Mill No. 2, Fall River, Mass.
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good Never Sicken. Weaken or GRIPPE.
1Oc, 25c, Soc. Never sold In bulk. The penur
Inc tablet stamped C c. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. o20
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A feeling of security and freedom
from anxiety pervades the home in
which Hamlins Wizard Oil is kept con-
stantly on hand. Mothers know it can
always be depended upon in time of
need.