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ANCIENTS LIVED IN" LUXURY norel Revolu action. To » ~,?M i A by George rring histori- in the Amer- flre, plot and Ijjilriots, war u»A and valor crowd its the reader's attention Rheumatism. neuralgia. sorenem, >. aor* throat and all bodily suffer- relltred at once by Wizard 90. In­ ly and externally. Town Topics: She--"Did ha meet his wife. 1>y accident?" He--'"Oh ,no, jhe knew she had money," Package oi PUTMAM FADE­ LESS DYES colors either Silk, Wool or Cotton perfectly. A new law in Montana provldea that judge's charge shall precede the ar­ guments of counsel. *o emu A, coau> inr omr DAI. IiAXATlVB Baoiio QUJJUME TaBURS. All Ms nftttA the aabnev If t* falls to i GroTA'asiraMwreiBOu thebcic. it. Parents first teach a child to talk, then try to teach It to hold its tongue. BATT'8 CAPS FOB COLDS. Fafest. surest, quickest cure for colds. Druggists know the ingredients. 95 cents. The man who sows seeds of kindness has a perpetual harvest. Piao's Core for Consumption Is »n Infallible •aedicine for oou#hs and colds.--N. W. SAUUBI* Ooeaa Chore, M. J., Feb. 17. IPOa Worth makes the man; the want of it nuuees him worthless. ^ \ ' ' i -- ...I -- I,----m---- . " ' An Inferior Arttel* 4 Is dear at any price. If you want a" good article buy Maple City Self Washing Soap. A fountain works when It plays and plays when it works. Mrs. Wlaslow's Soothing Sjmp. ftor cfctidrea teething, loftent the Kama, fcdncea fw innmnlon, lUaya pain, cures wind colic. 26c»botU& Alaska has only .11 of an inhabitant fk S(luare mile. i.- ,, t/oe'» uoufii Balaam ' W b the oldest aad be«t. it will break up •HI<I11<I< IS1 Ipj- ttumaayitXiureUe. Iti»alwaysreliabls. T«V 11. . When language fails a woman she resorts to tears. When cycling take a bar of White's Yu» i catan. You can ride farther and easier. A soft answer sometimes turns away ! talk. Mm Beware of Them There are two aBicUoas which > pain perhaps give the tacmt sad trouble, vis: fmti. n-v: St Jacobs i0N7 GET WET! THE ORIGINAL TMBHOAUBS ^shmjP 51 intra WlilvlILn •IACHC* VttUJW MKcqAjNiDiy • MTHC * Wndhec MKWC TRADE HA0L| ^hmrnitf RjIT One'oftSarnwnts and Hati CO.,»OSTON.HASS. For Women I SetaBtiae lanMp CeaMaetf. Dr.ln«a"sLafiles* Restsrittve Tablets laker, No More Pain I far Pall Inlk'lTlMtMilhMSrirOniOUU. Mini iMMhwut StiMtrMMW. •wcr Muni If *»t MUMMJ. Pat Dp «•! 8a»raat»r< fcy 1W mu nun ssmcnis cosrurj. IN 3 OR 4 YEARS M INDEPENDENCE ASSURED If you take up your home in Western Can ada,the land of plenty. come wealthy la grow- ins wheat, reports of delegates, etc.,and full information as to reduced railway rates can be Four" Bldg., Indianapolis, lad. Special excur­ sions toWesternCanadaduringMarih and April. HOLLYHOCK POULTRY FA.1M Bfrpage Illoatrated Poultry Catalogue. Theaocreu of successful poultry rais- f inc told in plain language; all about 1D- cubatora, brooders, poultry houses, how to hatch and raise every when and how to I lay «nd_ hundreds fowls sad quotes e*- 'reinely low pnc«*. Send 4c in sta mos for postage. Hollyhock Poultry Fsfsi. Box H57, Pes Moines, la. HERRICK REFRIGERATORS Use a Herriek Sanitary Refrigerator. White sprue?, enamel and glass linings. No poison­ ous zinc. Special features: one-quarter space for Ice. one-holf more room. Send for catalogue and prices. Address sales department. Merrick Refrigerator & Cold Storage Ce., WATERLOO, IOWA. IffilQIAftl JOHN W. MOKRES mllOIVlV W»»hingto«. 1». C. El . Sucoeesruity iProe>i.outeo Claims <ate Principal Examiner U. S. T. -naiou Bureau* . n. In civil w« lsadjadicatiog cialms.auy. il .ci C O N S U M P T I O N an (teste * -Basaote OriVteiiM »; s High Ordar. In an article the North American Review Mr. Charles Waldatein Slade. protseeor of tirt #ne art® fin King's College, Cambridge, endeavors to in­ terpret the sigaHXttmce of the results of the excavations recently made in the island of Crete by Messrs. Evans and Hogarth. Nothing, Prof. Waldstein thinks, of so striking a nature has been found since the days of Schlle- mann. The material unearthed in Crete belongs to a period as remote as the fifteenth century before Christ, and It gives the impression of a civ­ ilisation of a very high order: "Peo­ ple lived in a developed social organ­ isation, in ease and comfort, nay, in luxury. The various handicrafts and arts were practiced with great variety and proficiency; wood, ivory and metals were carved, turned, beaten, soldered and combined in the most skillful manner; architecture and paintings and architectural sculpture reached a comparatively very high state of perfection, a stage higher than we have evidence of for several centuries succeeding this era. And now, through the most brilliant discov­ ery of Mr. Evans, we learn that they even possessed the art of writing. For he has found written documents in the Hellenic lands at least seven centuries earlier than the first, known monu­ ments of historic Greek writing." A WOMAN'S HEART, MM. SftWMl (i. Oyer Telia a Tale of Safferlag* M'Carron, Mich., April 8.--(Special.) --Mrs. Samuel O. Dyer of this place has given the following interesting let­ ter for publication: "For years I suffered intense pain in the region of the heart. " I doctored with the best physicians. Some of them would relieve me for a short time, but the pain always returned. My heart was so bad that I would have to sit up in bed for hours, to get relief. I would lie awake almost all night. I am 62 years of age, and no one can under­ stand how much I suffered with this Heart Trouble.; "About a year ago I heard of Dodd's Kidney Pills, and commenced to use them. From the first my condition improved. 'The pain in my heart grad­ ually grew less, and my general health much better, and now I can say posi­ tively that I am entirely cured. I can sleep all night, and enjoy almost per­ fect health. I thank God for the cure that has come to me through the use of Dodd's Kidney Pills. "I have thought long over the matter of giving this letter for publication, and am doing so now without any so­ licitation whatever, and Bimply be­ cause I feel it to be my duty to express the profound gratitude I feel for my recovery, and to let others who may be suffering as I was know how they may find a cure. I know that nothing else but Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me, be­ cause I have taken no other medicine for over a year. I feel better now than I have for many years, and it is all due to the use of Dodd'i Kljiney Pills." Mrs. Dyer's case and Its cure has at tracted a great deal of attention, and her letter is a splendid tribute to the curative properties of Dodd's Kidney Pills. Merv, City of the At 9 o'clock at night another sensa­ tion, Merv, the "Queen of the World, once a household word in England, thanks to O' Donovan and Marvin and Vambery, as the possible cause of war with Russia, whose absorption of Cen­ tral Asia brought her here in 1884, Just a year before parliament, at Glad stone's behest, voted £11,000,000 of war money at a sitting in view of Rus­ sia's next step south. Now the whole oasis of Merv, one of the most fertile spots in the whole world, is as Russian as Riga, and when you say "Merv' in Central Asia, you mean a long, low, neat, stone railway station, lit by a score of bright lamps in a row, where the train changes engines, while in a busy telegraph office a dozen operators sit before their clicking instruments; ^pd if you are a Russian officer or of­ ficial you mean also a brand new town where a pestilent malarial fever is sure to catch you sooner or later, and very likely to kill you.--Henry Norman in Scribner's. There is more Catarrh in this socticsi St.ths aountry than all other diseases put ttvetuar, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro­ nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitu­ tional disease, and therefore requires consti­ tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man­ ufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to S twwpoonful. It acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to curs. Send tor circulars and testimonials. Address F. J. CHJGNEY & CO.. _ , Toledo, Otoife V*atiNi •( a National Park. The Vicksburg national park will soon be complete as far as the acquisi­ tion of land is concerned. It will com­ prise in all 1,231 acres. It is proposed to restore all military features that marked it in the struggle of 186S. CaofhiBf Leads to Coosamptfe*. Kentp a &aibam wiu atop tne cough at once. Go to your druggist today and get a sample bottle free. Sold in 25 and 60 cent bottles. . Gp at delays are dangeroua, • ~ New Century SlgnaU at Pew. The new century was celebrated by marines all over the world by the adoption of a revised and up-to-date edition of the international code of signals. ̂ Garfield Tea purifies the blood, regu­ lates the digestive organs and pro­ motes good health. It is the herb medicine that has been used success­ fully for many years. Beavers have become so numerous in the southern part of Colorado that the ranchmen want them killed off to save their property. All Rosin-Filled Soap* are Injurious. Better avoid them. Ask for Maple CRy Self Washing Soap. It's pure. Ail good grocers sell it. The child is wiser in his innocence ihaa the jUUloaopher in hia wisdom. LOVE NATIVE STATE. MISSOURlAl ' ' Oi 3 IN EXILE ARB iANIZINQ* , Xwa CIsdha mt t»etseas fn« That fetg State Vonswl In Oatald* Territory, Oss te Cklcaga, the Oth«r la Texas-- HP* Although lasaDnflAtis are found in evsrr Wits in the Union and make up a largt number of the orig­ inal settlers and prominent citizens of the states west of the Mississippi, they have always been so busy extending their influence and investing their cap­ ital, possibly, that they have failed to cultivate that state apirlt and fraternal feeling which some other states have manifested to sash a pleasant degree, says the St. Lduis Globe-Democrat. Every man who has left the state has, however, deep in heart a warm spot for "old Missouri," and it waB only necessary for some one to take the initiative in order that the Missouri club might hold its own with other kindred organisations. There are at preaent only two Missouri clubs, one formed recently in Chicago, and the Missouri association of Texas, a still younger society, with headquarters at Dallas, but both of these promise to become flourishing organizations, and the pioneers in the movement are in­ dulging in great expectations in regard to the World's Fair. It is confidently expected that by that time nearly every state in the Union will have its Missouri club. The Missouri club of Chicago was organized November 12, and started with a membership of fifty, most of whom are well-known business and professional men of Chi­ cago. The club rooms are In the West­ ern Union building, where business meetings will be held, social affairs being enjoyed at the Grand Pacific hotel. The club will have a ladies' auxiliary, the object being to promote sociability among ex-Missourians. Dr. Coleman G. Buford was elected presi­ dent Dr. Buford ia a physician whs began practicing in Chicago in 1896. He was born in Lafayette county, Mis- - souri, in 1872, receiving his early training in the Wentworth Military academy at Wentworth, Mo. He was graduated from the Northwestern Medi­ cal college of Chicago in 1894. He spent two years of practical work in the Insane asylum at Kankakee, after­ ward studying surgery under Dr. Christian Fenger for three years. He has since 1896 been instructor of sur­ gery in the Northwestern Medical school at Chicago, The Missouri So­ ciety of Texas was recently formed at Dallas, Tex., the purpose being to promote fraternal association and good fellowship among the ex-Missourians of Texas. All persons who are now residing in Dallas who formerly lived in Missouri, and members of their fam­ ilies, are eligible to membership. Thomas D. Miller, manager of the Dal­ las Gas and Fuel company, is presi­ dent; Dr. A. M. Elmore, a prominent physician, is vice-president; H. L. 8. KnifTen, a wholesale coal, grain and lumber dealer, is treasurer, and Thom­ as B. Love, of the law firm of Moroney ft Jx>ve, is secretary. The directors are Judge E. B. Perkins, general attorney of the St. Louis and Southwestern railroad of Texas; Hugh N. Fitzgerald, managing editor of the Dallas News; Dudley G. Wooten, a prominent law­ yer, and J. W. Maxwell, general sup­ erintendent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway, of Texas. All these gentlemen live in Dallas, and those from Austin are Hon. Joe Lee Jameson, state revenue agent, and Hon. J. S. Kendall, state superintend­ ent of public instruction; Paul Waples, a wholesale grocer at Fort Worth; R. V. Bowden, a lawyer of El Paso; Judge J. A. L. Wolfe, a lawyer of Sherman, and William C. Cloyd, of the Rusk Journal, of Rusk, and other members^ The society proposes to co-operate in every way to promote the best possible representation of the interests and re­ sources of Texas at the St. Louis World's Fair, and will endeavor to procure the governor of Missouri and his staff, the state officers and promi­ nent Missourians. The association is carrying out a systematic plan by which they hope to enroll as members every ex-Missourian now living in the Lone Star state. To OMalw a Patent. If a man purchases a homestead from the who has lived on the same for (OUir jrears and then lives on the land tor lift remainder of the un­ expired five years he cannot Obtain a patent to the land. The patent vests only In the locator alter a five years' residence upon the kind, and in the case of his death before the expiration of tile five years in his widow or child­ ren, or if there be neither widow nor children, in hia legal heirs, providing each of the class named shall live upon the land, cultivate it and carry out the purpose of the original settler so far as complying with the homestead law is concerned. The fees for home­ stead entry vary la different states. --San Francisco Call. Berlin has refused a legacy of $120,- 600 for an orphan asylum to be con­ ducted 8trictly on the vegetarian plan. IS? tf You Have Oyapepaia _ no money, but write Dr.. Slump, Racine, W!*., •x 143. fur atx buttle* at I>r. Shoop'it Uestoratlve; paid. If cured, pay S5.S0--If not, It I* tn*. ' ' FRAGRANT Tee hs*e fWtably Kca As kfsi of tin* *SUMM* G A I T G ft J Tires are the kM tfcejr twnr by alway* ftkUU ia serHeeaadeaqr to repair. A panctw* ha* no terror* tot the G & J rider*--took of say kiad tented. Tire*»d do no* bepatetf Art catalogue free Q & J TIRE COMPANY, enic and ideal •j - t for the TEETH and BREATH -VkwIfas'ilriMiruiM . „ . tu Ntw Pat«at Box S0Z0D0IT POWDER s a. 250 Tho closer we get to our ideals the less their appearance seems to suit us. DO YOU FEEL UKE THIS? Pen Picture for Women. " I am BO nervous, there is not a well inch in my whole body. I am so weak at my stomach ana have indi­ gestion horribly, and palpitation of the heart, and I am losing flesh. This headache and backache nearly kills me, and yesterday I nearly had hyster­ ics ; there is a weight in the lower part of my bowels bearing down all the time, and pains in my groins and thighs; I cannot sleep, walk, or sit, ana 1 believe I am diseased all over; no one ever suffered as I do." This is a description of thousands of eases which come to Mrs. Pink ham's attention dally. An inflamed and ul­ cerated condition of the neck of the womb can produoe all of these aymp- Ulft LIQUID ami POWDER , . , . At the Stores or by Mail, postpaid, for the Pffee. ' . A Dentist's Opinion: "As an antiseptic and mouthwash, and for the care and preservation of the teetl gums, I cordially recommend Sozoaont. I consider it the dentifrice for children's use." [Name of writer upon application.} HALL A RUCKEU NEW YORK. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 & $3.50 SHOES SK Ths real worth of rav p3.no and shoes cwnpariwl with othermakas Inft.W) to #>.<*>. M>- jju.Oti uilt Edge LUie uaunotbs suaalledaiaity price. Nest hi the world for men. -J. «"«• "»••<« aril more nu a'i Hue nhurm, ClaaSf ! . IhM Ally imwto ft 111 layiewnrW. 1 will pay one wte«U pfftMW ibul my i» imc, _ . i*'e««ltW. I.. ftomrlna. jPafc* a® f |n«lRt on having W. I„ Douglas sltoes With name and price xtamix>il on Itottom. Your dealer should •cap ttwai; I give one dea'er exclusive sate lne^.".C town. It hsdom not keep them arid will imt Ret them f<u ye", orrter direct from factory. eucloKtng price au<l 25c. extra for cacrlatre. Orer satisfied wearers. New Spring fatalni; f-ee. QobrXy*Mt *»»d tf. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Y R O K W Ti e O C G 1 C H A L A F U o B F $200.00 CASH. FREE £3?" We will Rive tho above award to nny person who will correctlv arrange the above letters to spell UM of Three Important American Cities What are they? Each line represents iy lou may be the fortunate person to seciire at least a portion, if not the ...amonuL. For should there be more than one Pet of correct answers, the money Will be equally divided. For instance, should five persons send in correct answers, /a sach will receive $1000: should lea personsisend in correct sns ers, each will receive \w Www; twenty JQ&°J?S£iS made to advertise and introduce our nraa quickly. WK OP SOT WAVT OXK t'EST OF YOfTK MO\KY. WP ™I*|S €OHTBW IH CBKIC, As soon ss you ha' < arranped what you suppose ^ are the correct names, send them A postal card will do. and you will hear from as promptly by return mall. Those who Dave tried other contest* a-d failed to secure anythinir, try this ona. All ean secure an award if they wish to try, without any as* pause whatever. •XS^THE HOME SUPPLY CO., DeptW-. DETROIT. MICH.««® -- #1 - Kdueattoa to Phlilpplass. < The first Industrial and manual training school ever opened in the Philippines has just begun operations In the city of Dumanguete, in the Island of Negroes, with a Princeton man In charge. He ia the Rev. Leon C. Hills, a graduate of Princeton Theo­ logical Seminary, and the school waa established through the munificence of H. B. Sillman of New York city, who gave 110,000 for the purpose. A two-story school building Is now ha* tng built, the first story of stone and the second of some kind of hard wood, and not bamboo, which the natives use for almost every sort of building. The roof ia to he of metal. Besides the school building there will be a small chapel (Presbyterian) and a manual training school building, where little Filipinos are to be taught carpenter­ ing, iron working, etc. A hundred acres of land have been purchased on which to teach the youngsters agricul­ ture. The city of Dumanguete was selected because of the friendly atti­ tude of the natives toward Ameri­ cana. Batterfty's Wloffs. The slow flapping of a butterfly's wings, according to Sir John Lubbock, produces no sound, but when the move­ ments are rapid a noise is produced which increases in shrillness with the number of vibrations. Thus the house fly, which produces the sound P, vi­ brates its wings 21,120 times a minute, and the bee, which makes a sound of A, as many as 26,400 times. Prof. Nar- cy, the naturalist, succeeded by a deli­ cate mechanism in confirming these numbers graphically. -He fixed a fly so that the tip of the wine just touched a cylinder which was moved by clock­ work. Rubber, spun glass, steel and lrar? are the most elastic substances. The strength of wood increases with its density. tfi' ^ Mas, Jon* Wttxuuifc " V and no woman should allow herself to reach such a perfection of biisery when there Is absolutely no need of it. The subject of our por­ trait in this sketch. Sirs. Williams of English town, N.J., has been entirely cured of such illness and misery by Lydia E. tnnktuun'a Vegetable Com- Kund, and the guiding advice of Mrs. nkham of Lynn, Mass. No other medicine has such a record (or absolute enrtM. and no other medi­ cine is "just aa Rood." Women who want a cure should insist upon getting Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Com­ pound when they ask for it at a store. Anyway, write a letter to Mrs. Pink- ham at "Lynn, Mass., and tell her all your troubles. Her advioe is free. DO YOU don't D E L A Y BALSAM THKo^V- ROOMS CoMs, CM sin. Sore Throat, Crssp. In. SMMia. Wbssyisf OosfH. BrsnoHititsnd Atthma. A csrtal«ears fsr t assumption in first stag - Lumber Notice. ..•"V-V y ; i - ? VA; ,/ •"'« if* '* '**' f: viri,'* -j >' t , . , , I f> On and after January 1, 1901. we will Sell direct to contractors, consumers or any other parties desiring to buy > - i V, ;r ( lumber, lath, shingles or any kind of building material, saving them a mid- : st" dleinan'a profit. Send in your liata for^ ^ \f-, -~ l v estimates. " .'/f Correspondence Promptly • answered. q ; t ^ ^ JOHN E. BURNS LUMBKH Co.. , * w? * • , : Lbng Distance 40 W. Chicago Av., / Telephones. Monroe 241« ,Chicago, JUL: .v""0 Monroe 2W, ' V; 8ALZEITS WILL unl Thtstsadarta Mrtttcdi bear „ Combination Clrftitoncotnoi tw nvointtcM oKlS""" Iftons of Wtat Is It ? Cstalocrne toUa, m lOo. STAMPS SSi (Ma MOTICB «• nl Mr an* IS 6n<a 160-Acre Farm Free IN MANITpSA, CANADA. Why pay rent for a farm wfcsn yJZ «an . . . obtain l6o acres of the c&olcMt lands oa ft* continent for grain RPowln<f. stock ralslac or mixed farmtDR free, or purchaaa Govaraaeat or railway lands near raUway autttoos towns at from S2.*KI to §<i.oo per sera on ten-year Installment phut. Maaltoea Is nearest province In Western Canada W Great Lakes awl has a complete sysCMBL railways: four coinpettna tinea roa tn tka East, consequently cheapfreightratsa vUtlt assures the farmer the fall value for raises. 33,(HH> farmers exported 3 bustle's of wheat and 5o,tiuO head and «';< >().0«H » w orth of datrv ̂ rbiaea taxes. For fu'.l parttcalars write te CILLIfl*, Ag ent Goverr Good schools and munlclpi taxes. " • ian^oba^'Canadar* ie"T£ast Third atreet. St.. Paul, Mian. INVALUaBLK TO HORSE OWNE Send lOc for Illustrated Treaties «a IffS". •hocloK Without KaUa, Brenr owatr af a Horse should have THIS BOOK. AMERICAN NAILELEST HORSESHOF CTL 604 Lipeiscett I SCHfS Kansas Ranch For sale at tbarmla: all first-clans improvementa; nnest suick Ranch In the state: corn, wheat. Kr»*«, cattle: low Interest, easy tenns. JOS. A. KELLY, Corwln, Harpor County, Ksnaaa. OH FY ,n sheePln Montana la'S AFC and pays URL I M fr --at faiimi Now Is the time to lUUCOTC (1 Invest. Get to at bottom prises IN VLw ICU and be prepared for four more years of prosperity. Write for our annual report and particulars. ttsstsss (Mnnlln Psscb Co., Qrsst Mis. Wistssa M . - W. N. U. CHICAGO. NO. 15. tl Vhee Aaswerisg Advertiseaests Neetioa This fapct; <4 .V-. CML PRICES ,̂.- Oaaraateed. Doable and Oomblaation Beam OSSOOB.£%^ BIMQMAMTOM«N.V. 1 O V E R T H E w wjr A. IE1 ROC IV i MOUNT Am EPWORTH LEAGU E X C U R S I O N I S T S attending the Biennial Epworth League Convention at San Francisco, Cal.. July will naturally desire to see the grandest scenery en route. This is insured by se1 the Denver & Rio Ofande Railroad, "THE SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD,*' wl traverses the most picturesque scenery to be found on the continent This is the „ road which offers 2 SEPARATE ROUTES THROUCH THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS Tickets reading over the Denver & Rio Grande R.R. may be used either via its main line through the Royal Gorge, Leadville, over Tennessee Pass, through the Canon of the Grand River and Glen- wood Springs; or via the line over Marshall Pass and through ths Black firjIyH Canon of the Gunnison, thus enabling the tourist to use one of the above 19MJHBH routes going and the other returning. The rate via this route is the same as via all others To get the full benefit of the trip you should lay your plans pWfflKj in advance, and toenable you to do so attractive illustrated pamphlets will be furnished free upon application to S. K. HOOPER, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, DENVER, COLORADO. Thompson's Eys Water ON THE.WORLD FAMQU.S DENVER L-RIO GRANDE R R v .' asr WW w w W wwx ww w w W w ̂ ̂ ̂ w $100.00 Reward ^ , To protect your health and our reputation. w& will gladly pay this big reward to any one who will furnish us infor­ mation on which we can secure conviction of a dealer who tries to sell wortnless fake imitations,when CASGARETS are called for. When you're offered something "just as good", it's because there is a little more money in the fake. Buy CASCARETS from the honest dealer. They are always put up in blue metal boxes with long-tailed trades- marked C on the cover--every tablet stamped C. C. C., and they are never sold in bulk. Remember this and when­ ever lakes are offered when CASGARETS are called for, get all the details and write us qr tha subject at * , 1 • 1 • ' ^ if J iiilSsSfiBiSffli SIX MILLION BOXES SOU) LAST YEAR OUR BEST TESTIMONIAL % V - < aa » %' Jr ' .* BEST FOR BOWELS AND LIVER. 1 H fOc. 25c. 50c. NEVER SCkDJN BULK. DRUGGISTS Ik* an* b« mt CAS* I 7ms is IMaMBM £ £ £ THE TABLET vi:Mm " fitABAHT tad trartk, baa headache, ladtseatloa •*.i» m mmr •« wluit alb ilart Uklax CA»CA11T8 totef. «ut •oat}' reftaaded. I it, aad l«ir Mr,k.inttrial, aa peri •lie mc Me kax, return arter lillf new mi mwi ~ . ..liuo .^r "Af. 15 "frl . n.A'&L