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Show THEJORDANJOURNAL,MIDVALE,UTAH II CENSUS REVEALS ASTONISHING FACT 8,549,511 Working Women in United States To Get Best Results From Use of Paint wants to keep her job or hopes for a better one, she must guard her health. Atlanta, Ga.-"My system was weak and run-down, and I was tired. I was this way !or five years or more. I read your advertisement ln. the papers and I decided to try your medicine, the Vegetable Compound, but I did not begin to take it regularly until after I was married. I got so much good from it that I feel fine and have gained in weight. I work in a broom shop, but my worlt is not so hard on me now, and I keep my own house, and work my garden, too. I am telling all my friends of Lydia E . Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and bow It has helped me."-MRS. W. M. B.HLF:Y, R. F. D. No. 6, Box 27, Atlanta, Georgia. Even when Ium!Jer is [lrO!H'I'lY ,;eaF"lll'tl no paiutiug :-:hoult! be attt>mpted if tht'l'f' i~ e' idPIIt'e or surface mobturP. a;; will lJe 1he cu~e after a damp, foggy or fro~t.' ' nigl1t or a rain.1 ~IJt•ll. Mon·<JI'Pr, it Is unwi~P to •lo any out~ide paintilll! in Pxtrt>nwly c·o!d weather. If ~at i~fadoQ· results are to he ohtaint>d, the temperature should not he lowt•r than 50 degrees I· 'a h l't •Jllte 1t. \\'hen it is surf' that thf> wood b pPrfel'l Iy tlry the ~urface t<houill be Jll'('l'al't'<l for tl1P first coat h~· heing~f'rape!l and ht·u~hl·d to remo1 e nny dil·t, lllull or otiH' I' forPign matter timt 111<1\' han) arlhPrt•d to it. Tllis done, ail· knots Hill! :-;app,r l'tn•ak~ NlOUl!! he ~lwllad\Pd with pure aieohnl she! l:w hrnshPtl out YPry thin, earP heif• ...: ext•reisPd to work it "Pll into thP knots nnd to eover OJII'·haif ind1 on all ~idPs of thPIII. It is atlvisn!Jie to allow the shPilae to dr~· half a day llefo1·•, I Shade Makes Facing of House Important HEX Chrl:-;lopher Columbus was u boy, • he and his playmates reJ:;"anl!'d ml'n anct women who ha<l ntlainPrl to two score years and , te1'\ '"'very olrl lH'Hple Indeed. For that "as in the Fifteenth century wlwn tit!' a ,·erage :-;pan was !Jut little more than thirty-six rear!'!. In the t:"nited States today the average life l'llHn Is about fifty~!x y!'~rs. In 1()10 it was ahout ftfty-one, a!Hl in 1901 <th•lUt fortynine. Examii1ation of tallies gh-: lug the <>xrwctation of life in various countrif>s or world f<hO\\ ~imilar lnc1·ea~<>~ In the life ~pan. th the exr·eptio of India, where the expectation ring the ~·ears 1'881-1891 \\Us about twenty-fin• rf; and for the period 1901-Wll was about ·enty-two years. \Yith thi~ exception the world seems to berom Jl healthier vlace to !lYe ln. The limit set b~· ps-almist Is 'ttu-ee ·s<'ore .re:m; twd ten. but today ·H seem!< no little feat at all to have ar· at yom· seventieth birthday. The <'ensu!< of 1!)::!0 gave Uncle Sam 1.~01 sons 2,700 uaughter:-; nl lpnst one hundre11 years Some of these tuu!ouhtedly were much hethe, C'er;1urr mm k, hut the census· makes no lstinC't~on l•(·tl' '"11 f•<•nt• nm·ians anll snpei'C'en''"'"'''""'·"~- A~ '· ~a,; thi• r· .. nsus Is corwerned, you no worth; 'I' of 11"te ut one hundrell t<o>n or than ~ ou a1·e at one hun <Ired, unless, or •orrrs·e.you are aluw~t a liiethuselah and can prove parath·ely few of us study the censu;;, howrnd wJwn "·e· henr of the existenf•e of a C'en''"'u'""' It Is u~tw.Hy that hem· ~he has just !Je••ome e, has t·elehrate1l a still late1· aunin•rsa1·y or died. 8ometl!nes, ,. • obs!'n es ..T. H. Gi Uer in tht! k TirnPs. "'112 Yoris a pC'I'sPn of more or l1.•ss like thi· late ex-f',·nntOI' ('ole of California, ho diP<! ut one lruHlred two. 01· I he chalnnan of e board of th<> l-ni1P<l ~tales Tru:;t COlllJluny, on Augu::;t 20 celebrated his one hundred birthd.ay. llfn : of the oldest folk~ In this country "ere abroad; a goodly number of the natiYe-born are Inlliuns or ne(!rOf's, which ~;uggests that dark f<ki1, constitutes a protective colodng. A he notPd ubout all of them is that the of thPir descendants ls not, as a rule, y proportioned to their age. , Here, for ex-. e, is 11 pione!'r of Marquette, Mich., leaYlng hind him, at one hundred two, a son and two Iter~<. while a Tonawanda (Pa.) woman, dythe next 1lay at only ninety, Is survive(] by unto the tlltr(] generation, and to the of lH. ·ithstan<ling the lncontrovertihle eYiclence of extrO<")le Ion~f'\'lty, two Eu~l iHh tPr::; of-notp In the last c·entur.v saw fit to questlH· ll""sihillty of human life extendin~ nppre•1) heyond fi> {' score years. 'l'liPy had no oti1Pr a wom:m's ren~on. They thought it so bet'nu~e I hon~ht it ~o. 1e \ f'I'Y ol!le. JlPOple--likf' tltf> wit'kede~t ' ~eldom to hf' fountl In our itnl!lf'diate ueighJOo!l. nr el'l'n in our own <·ounlry. Ur<tWIIy live ve1·~· f::1· away. 'l'nke Zorah Ag-rah, for ance. a Kur(Ji~l\ porte1· resident In Constnntiw • are tolrl. for more than one htm!lr<·d t~· rf'ar.~. "ho~e claim to date fi'Oilt • "on•ruher 774, 1!< suitl to he ~uppor·terl hy a birth cere !Hit! the tel'ltimony of a <lor-en old men that s an old man whf>n they were larl~. Too to buy much meat, he has relied chiefly on IE>~umes, hrend, raisins, figs, honey, ~'<ngnr tea. Watf'r he sips OC'cas!onally, but liquor toh:w<·o he has always abju1·ed. I ft11 ther off, In the ,·ill age of Mochln, Persiu. an old woman who was discoYE>red not long by the first census of that conntr·y, taken for nPfit of tlte Amerl<'an administrntor of the mal [HU'8e. The Tehet·an con·espondent of tl1e 1 I )aily F:xpt'P"<I'I I'<'IIorted in .Jan nary thnt wotwn was then one hundn•d forty-six, and lit>•· ~oil wa .·one hundn>d f.eventeen. \\' e ure in t l•e dark as to how thPy achieved their bUI·years. lu Amer!ca. however, one can IiYe to he old. <ls was shown hy :\l1·s. Keziah Ellznuet!J ( '> . ' ( { Roher! ..lJo/lqr, Kuiia, l'ennsyh ;mia colo ret! woman. whose varents l!ll!lt a log- cahin nt Getty~lmrg long .beforP Pick- ett's chru·ge set the high-water mark of the Confe<lPI'a<'y in that neighborhood. At hf>r death ,last .July, nonagenarians said she hnd hef>n an old womnn whe11 thf>~· were yr,tmg, anti relath·es ancl friends " said the family indl<>ated that she . .. Uihle ,. was horn in 1. 04. .Joseph Dm·i:,;, who died Jn :\Ii!waukee at one hundred twPnr~·. \\'liS rPJHII'tl•d to he "one of the oldt>st mf>n in the l"P'tf'tl Statf'~." He muy well have hl•Pn. n .. rH a • t H>, he eookeJ mPals for Confl'lll•l·atl• ~~ ldiel's until, an <I pE>rhaps <If! PI', Lincoln emancip:1 t< d him a11d a f"'' millio11 othPI'S of lli:s race. 1!hi olcie,;t ~urvh·i;Jg son- turned ninetyfiYe, an<! Jift~··hH> ~·pnrs ol<;er than his ~oungest brother- has thf' fathf•r's hlrth ePrtiticate. A nutiye of ..\Jount \·eJ·tHm,' Ya .. whose fathPr I~ said to tave h<'PH mw of \\'a~hin~tou's attPnrlunts, Mrs. Catht•!'iHl' :.Uinor of noston, claimPd to lw onC' IJUntl:-ed eightf>en whl'n she he1·,.:elf died. Ken· tuck~··s pl'ize f'entenarlan "a:s ..\Ir·;. Celia ('nrter. who died near Flemlr>gsbm·g- last .Tune, her a~e. according to the h<'l't rpc·m·d,.;, being one hnndred t;eventeen. II r facultit>s "ere "pr,~,:;erve<l" to an unuRual deg1·ee. I•'our generalionl' of he1· de· sr·enda11ts survh'erl he1·. • \Yhen death trnnsported :\Iarla Tomoike •rro111 Rngualda Grande. Ranta Clara, Cuba. she was found-though only two rears younger than :\!rs. Cartet·-"ln full po.;;sesslon of her facu!tiPs." Thomas Shannon, an Irish Land Leaq-uer, who had on<>e helped to plow PtimPil's la1111 when his famous le<lder was In jail, died at A>-hforll, Wi<'klow, "at the rf'puted age of one hunllred fifle<>n.'' f'ln· weeks after <'PlPimtl ing he1· one hundred fnurte<>n1h birthday, I'eshe ..\Ialke Urdang- pa~:-;A!I nwn.v at the HnrlPnl Honw of the Daughters of Israel where sill• had spc•nt hc•1· last ~ix ~·par'<. Dr·erserl to rec•ef\·p ~ome sixty WPII-wish<>rs r·>J her l!t~t hlrth!lny, ·an<l JIWI•Pe!l up In lJ<.>d .. ~hl' wa" n~kPd what l"hf> "oulrl lil>e hP>lt as n hiJ·ti.flay vreser.t. ".\ hu~han.!l." ;;he jp,.,(ed. Rite IJ,tcJ harl one- Jll'<''<l'lllahly . ~lllooth ~han·rl, as !She <lislikerl wlliskers. Bom in Jrelall<l in 11'\ 1 2 and anh·in;r in thb <'Otmtry In 1Sti:l, ~Ir~. Hose Gnl'\'e~·. who rlied thb ~eur at ..\llJion, Xr-h., was Rurvhed by four sous. One had mmTfPd ami IPfl home. 'rhe othe1· th1·ee -the olde"t now <'ig-hty-one, and the .voungest sev!'nty--remained hHche!or;; for her ShkP. They denied themselvt>s more than wives. to pleno;e hPI' -among .• these "~aeriflcf>s" being the l'a<lio, the 1elei,:wne und the nutomobile--new-fanglerl C'Ontrnpt:om; for whieh their mother had no liking. Nearly a ,\'!'ar ago :\feyer Lehowltz wn;; cnrrlerl by llls gr:uHl'·hiltll'ell to the llmn:ml,tn ~J'nagogue in Rlvlu~ton ~treet, ~(·IV York, to wor«hlp on his one huntlnd eleY<·nth birthdny. He lind bePn u moderate ~moker till long- after he erosse!l the Pl'n tury stile. That hf> hatl 11\·,•d to c·ro"s it nt nil lw ascrilletl to lnn·ing obsetved 111odera t ion in a II thing-s. For Passac·h Y-eSf'l'l'sky, who 1lierl at t hP ll••hre,-.home In lhlt imon>, in .\Jwil, ar 1hP agt• of on~· lmrJdn•d elf'ven. tlie JuodPrate rlai1:1 1~as nwrJp that he was ''perhaJ•s th..! ollie. t man of Iii~ I'JICP in that city," l'a::;such ('ill~.>e f1·mu :-ill\\ nlki, Poiaud . e.z In what <lirectlon :<hou111 thl' hou~e fa<·(•? Ea~tel'll folks face we:<t. In nearly all the central Jlortinn of the Unit~d ::-;tntP~ tlte popular itlca i~ that a home fronting the ea~t is most de:-;iralJI!'; in the ~outh <'f'rttral parts, a north front i~ thoug-ht rtPxt be~t. fol10\wd Oy the SOH[h fi'OUtagP, With the western outlool' generally condemned. 8nml' are of the opinion, howen•r, that the house facing the we:-;t has :;;ometinws a real adnmtage. If there is plenty of l'hade ,tl! around the hou~e. the direetion il faces makes little tlifferl'lH'<', though in the northern part of the <:ntmtry f'Htrauce dom·;; on the north shiP nrc prolific ;;our1·p~ of heat wastagE' In winter. The old ea,;t front Idea aro~e from thQ use of the front vorch In the PYCIlirt!!;, a !)l'actice that has givt>n way t,, the habit of tal\ing the air in the autowohile nfte1· tht• t•n•nlt1g dislws <II''~ \\ a~-;ht•tl. Antl a house witltou t shade l'HII he rwither comfortable nor oeautifu I. A le' e! a hove the street is hettet· than one oelow it, !Jeeause of drainagp tlitliculth•s us well a:-: la('k of air eonn<>cted with the latter, but if the terral'e he too high, thP liousehol!ler will gro\1' 'ery weary with the pas~ ing of the ~f'al':; from climbing the stPps to hi'! front yard. Two or thn•p feet aho\ e the street gra!le lim• h; idt>al, with the lot so gratl<'d that rain wa1Pr will I'Un away from lhe house iu all tlirPction;;. Parkville Mo.-"I am proud to recommend' Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I was S() ill that I could not lie down at night. Then I got my husband to go to the store and buy me a bottle of Lydia E . Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and I was up and around before the first bottle was gone, although I only weighed a~out ninety pounds. I took six or eight bottles and was able to do all my housework washing and ironing, take care my five boys, and tend to my chickens and garden, where before I had to hire my washing and part of my housework "-MRs. A.."'NA. CoLE, R. R. 2, Parkvtlle. Mtssouri. Many Say Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Keep Them Fit to Work 8,549,511 ·women would be a vast army. According to the 1920 Census of Manufactures, that is the number of women and girls employed in all trades In the United States. Napoleon said, "An army travels on Its stomach." This army of women travels on Its general health. Every working girl knows that time lost through tllnesa seldom is paid for and seldom can be made up. Employers demand regularity, It she pri tning h~gin~. ThrPt> <·oats of paint slwulll always Lw applil'tl to f'_\:tNior wootl whielt has ueiPI' h. I'll painte<l u thiu priming coat and t\nl ~'Pal' i<'l' coats. Two t'O>Il~ only are sonwtimes used on new woo1l fo1· the sake of e<•onomy, hut it is Hot t1·ue eeerwmy. A third eoat u•akes a jull look ol•tter and last twin• as long. • Extl•rior "ork slwuld !Jp allowed to rlry from two to fom· days before the 11exl <'"at is applit-'d. In fact. the longpr t l;e time lwt WE'Pn eo at:; the bet· ter.- \\'ashing-ton I•ost. Missouri Woman Helped MRS. W. M. BAILEY R, 'f'. D, No. B, BOX 27, ATLANTA, CJW:ORCIIA of License lor Travel j in Canadian Forests ---·--- ...,And Ointment -- ------oJds . • _. •.. Use Cuticura Soap Licensing travelers through forests, ns a means of protecting Canada''l timber wealth from the ravages or lire•, i>< advoeate!l by the Uunadlan I•'orest1·~· a:;sociation. Rolson Black, e<lilor of Forest null Outdoor,.;, believes .-· that a forest is potentially almost fill dnngprous as n powder magazine anti arl\·ocates the issuance of travel permits, without which no one would be permitted to travel through any forest Your throat soothed, region during thoF<e seasons when head cleared, cough rethe1·e is danger of forest tlr~s. Tilt' arlnwtag-f> of this s~·stem, . says ~Ir. lieved-by the exclusive mack, woulcl be twofold. The formality of securing a permit would brin,g forcih!v to mind the real dangers of for<'st ·tires, and since a permit can be MENTHOl. COUGH DROPS revoked, the possibility of forfeit would make the tra vel<'r cureful. The CHOI('J<; OREGO~ PRUNES $6.110 PJ<:B 25 lbs. express pal<l $3.20. pre><enation of Canadlun forests, Mr. JIUXDRED. K!XGWOOD ORCHARDS, Salem, Ore. maek say~<, woulll assure to , Canada IJRK\K UP THAT COLD with D•ko an annual income of $fiOO,OOO,OOO for STOP! Cold Tablf!ts. \Vhy suffer? Instant relief. all time to come. Easy to tnke. Postpaid for 60c. DEKO To Heal Sore Hands Se LUDE"i-i,s . SALE~ , CO., Cicero, Jll. ----=-~ Willie's Bath ----'- JODi J<;XniAXGE CLUB Unique now. \V'e h f': lp you exchange prop ... Dr. Jesse Ridtlall Heeve~ of th<~ erty, artif'les. etc. \Vritc tor full · particulars. ('nin l'~ity of ~IichiJZan wa~ talking at P. 0 . Box 2012, Los Angelos, Calif - ----\Yilliam~town about disarmament. S!J,·er-Black, Regist<'rf>d Prince E<lw. IR, 1925 c!=l for sale. a ncestors back to Dalton-OuJ .. "Europe's ideas ahout disarming-," f'ox ton . Rayn e r-Tuplln Stock Except. fur qual. he ~<aid, "resemble little Willie's ideas S. Io;. Moody, Sylvan F o x Ranch, Lamont , Ida h ... ----'--- - -- - - - ----· a bout bathing-. ' \\ IIY iitl'I'rm:. i'RO:\l INGRQ\VN TOE "'What are rou trouncing Willie XAILS? A qui c k effident Cur~. Relief Is lnlasting. 60c post pa,id. "1" Vtn .. for?' the head of the house grumbled. stantaneout-> cent, P. 0. Box 91. Santa Monica, Calif, 'lT<''f: mnkinl! such n noi~e I - Cllll't l'<'lld mv f'vening- papf>r.' "'lie· mortified me to dPath I ' tlaythan;; wh~· I'm trouncing hi111.' 1'al1l which make a horse wheeze, \Ylllie's mother. 'He promise1l me \' roar, have thick wind or ~ choke-down c:an be reduced faithful!,\' ti1at he'd g-Ive him,;f>lf a I' 'f' with Absorbine, Also other th01·ouglt <'lf'anin' so's I r-onl<l tak<' l.. \. , bunchea or swellinga. No him to h<> vacC'inatPd, an<l when Wl' blister, no hair gone, and horse got to the ltcll'pital It turned out he'd ~ keptatwork.Itiseeonomical. ""' Atdrugglata,or$Z.60pOIItpaiQ., wa~h<'<l 1l1P wrong arm.'" Horse book 3-S three years ago, lo s<·e three !<ons and a daughtel · ull·ead~· !<Pitied here, but tlecllned to be a !Jurden upon any of them. HI:; wife-a spry old lady of ooe hundl'e<l nine---walked home from the fune21.11, disdaining BP\·eral olfers of a ride. Bom nt l\Ia,.,tlt', L. I., .January 213, 181.i, :\lartha BracllPy, a full,h!eoclt>d Iulliau '1\·oman, liwd at on1? time in X ew Y orl, but Bome t "·en ty·six ~·ear>< ago moved to A~htn·y Park, N. J., 'where, after fifteen 1 free. yf>m·s· <'l)lJllO,\'IIIl'ITt ill dOillf>r<tiC' S('lTlt'C, Rhe heC'ame,l Small-Town Growth A thankful user saya: ''Completely removed flesh growth on trland about7 inches diameter. at tile a!!;e of ul•e !mud red, an inmt~te of \\'oo!lla\Yil ThHe is 110 lwrter indlt-ation of the Freddy Was Hungry Sincerely thank yo11 for a-ood advice and farm, the Jlonmouth t~ouuty alm-.;hnuse. At Iter Absorbine.'' growth of t hP Kun;;as ~IJial! town than Tl•f' ministPr hacl come home with clealh, nftr1· her th·~t illness. ~<he lnc·ketl only a 1 ill' growl h of t liP Ku n~as small-town 1hf> Drown~ for dinnf>r. "·hen they fortui;.:ht of lwing or~<' llttlHlrt'd t>l:!\'en. A lon•1' of Ill'\\ spapPrs· growth in nwn,v ways. snr !loll'n to thf' mC'al :\[r. Brown askt'tl rnrH1y, ~hP also lik,-'fl "a "Pe bit of giu'' Ih)'\p ancl .:'\o Jon~<·r i:; !liP a\ t'l'lli!'P towu ~ati~ · 111P gtwst to l':ay g-rnre. This h<> clil1 . tlwn. and lll'i<l proh;hilion to ht> "all wron~." lip(] 1\ it IJ a \\'('l'kly llt'W'!IliJil'l', Ill' ('Veil ITnwf'YPI', tl•e preac·her ;<poke f'O softflatm;r from thp fin;t <lu.\· of thP ~·ea1· 1S1U.•John :1 d!nky, poor!~· printP!I tlail~·. <;rowlh ~Y that tl10~e at the tahlf> di1l not ~fol'l'oll, IJOrn in tht• l'ro.vince of QUl•lwf', hut for h:h 11 ldPn<•d the puhlie tlt'tll:tlltl for New Religious Plan f;<'nr his whi,:rwrf><l ".\ riwn.'' the pa~t forty renrH a 1·e,;idPnt of ,.Prnwnt. was hettt>l' t .!iliP~, hut todar morp tllnn a To di,s<'m er the religious problem' Frpcl(]~·. thougl1. had hf>en watrhlng ~till cav:tlJ!P of n ft~iJ• llay's \\'ol'k at onp hun1lret1 H'ore nt town~ undt>l'., lO,OOO popuia- the . mini~tf>r out of onf> corner of his which perptf'x thl' n.an in the f:trPet, tt·n. A )'Par earlier ltp h:td t•dt'lli':tled his oirthti()n '"'·l"t of flu<>, intr·lli;.:ent, Pllter- E>ye, I'O \\lien the fnmi!~· l'till sat with llev. F. L. II. Millard, Ylcar of the day by .::utting a <'Ord of wood. prisiug- dnilips; not nu•tropo!itan llailhowf'rl henrl« aftf>r the grn<'f> wa!l tln- Churl'l1 of St. .John the F.vangeli!-lt, Some of the mo:,;t famous hendlin<>· names of it>~, hut still jlapPI'S wllil'h lll<JI'P tllall lf<hNl. F1·er111y exrlahnerl: "All h<>ads Brlxton, London, Is Retting aside certoday are tho~<e of men 1\ ell ahm e the Bihlica' gile lll!•ir eolllltlllnit:e" tile uews of the np and let'fl g-o to E>atln' :"- Kansas tain Sundays wh<>n, instead of a ser· thre<> seore ~ear::; nnd ten. l•'ollowing .is a list a2 day.-!~111poria <:azette. mon, questions will be askE>d by worCity f'tnr. <·onlpil<•tl hy the World Almanac. The ug-e at the ship!'rs from their pews. The vicar last hirtllday is given and the list l~'< elated as of also w1II qnf>Rtlon the rongrf'gatlon Home in Larger Cities O<:toh<'r 1. 1!l:.!ii: Distinguished from the pulpit. A~< a !11·st ~t<>p toward olllaining u "What has Renator Hokum eYer On<> lnmtlred seyen-:\1r". Sarah Bosworth Brad. hnnlf' r·m•si!lcratlon should be giYen ,)onP to dls;t!ngulsh hlm"<elf?" ford of Eastford, t'onn., real daughter of the Being an endless afl'alr, a wedding to the matt<•r of IoeatitJn . .\ goou den! Itevol u lion. "\Vell, he stnyed home from Europe ring frequently gets one Into no end of fol'l'~i;.:i• t lllllr<t liP <'Xl'l'<:i::.t•tl ill i JJe hi!' :·ear.'' 0IH· hundr~>d thl'ee--.John A. Stewart, h:(nkel', Xew of tr~uble. l'hoi<-c>. :\eariiP,s to r<<:llool~, t:llllrl'lles, York. ;;to\'l•s,. parks, l'et'l'<'Ulitln 01' IJia~·· NeYer ri~e to speak tm you have Xiuety-slx-,Jolm H. \'ot,rhis, president or th11 Justice Is the bread of the nation; groutl!ls, an·e:-:,ibilit,v to lltl' downtown ,onJt>thing- to say; and when you haye it Is always hungry for 1t.-Chateau·hoard of elt'C'flon~. Jl\f'w YOil\ dt~·. an•a and to tl1p place of c>lltployment ,;aid it. Cf>ase.-Witherspoon. Xin<'t.' -til e-·l•Jzr a ~it>( l\e1·, OrP:;on 11ioneer. brland. arp all ill'llls that dPillallli at it'll lOll. .!'iinl'f ~·two- Prof. William £'. \\'anen. former l'nlt•s;; one• is plauu!ng a 1 ,.,_,. pre)ll'el'idt'llt of T:oston !IIi;\ ('J'sit,\·. t<'lltious ho1nP it is l•est to "tutl.' t'al·e:.\ illl't~·-opt - - ('h:tlllli'<'Y ~f. Ilf'll~ W, for lit PI' l:nite1J full~· t l:t• pn•ro:1 ·ed plans of r,•put a hit• ~tatl·s c+lllttOI' awl clortit·lllllll of tl <' lloar<l of the fh>ll!P hnildPrs. ('o:-;tJy ei'I'OI',_ HrP .!'iew Y or]( ( 'l'll tl':l I rail r<.:!(l. ,J :Hiles BJ·own ll!'ra1uitlt•d in thb lllalllll'r. l't•sllot'l', yat'11t lmilr!Pl', inYellt<•r. :.\'itH'ty- ~rr,, \\'illi:tl'l Il. FPitm> of CE>nrgin. li1·st Brick Construction Gains wmnan to be appointt'<l United Stat<•;; seuator. ~oli<l h:-i<·k l'OIIstrut'\itJn is s1l'adil)' GPorgP I:l:I'Pt, 111'('\H'r. gaining- in fa\ol' for small honH "• Ei!.:hty·ninP .Tn,epll n. Cannon, formPr ronp·ess"''in~.: "'PPc-lally to thP I'Plat!Yely low man from l!linor,. L~ man .L Ga;:e, f,•rniPr ~ec co!<t of upl;, ·,·p fol' the <•xtPrlol' walls. rf'tlliY of tbe trea~lll'S. The anwunt of painting is mul'l1 IPl's. 1-:igllt.Y-<•i, .t-\\'ushin~ton A. RoelJiin:.:. f'ngineer, Also in some tli><t rids tl1e in:-:uranC'e built tloe nroold~ n hrirlgP. ~.ran· in llngliitt. railratPs fo1· this f~·pe of hniltling :tre road t>xP<'utiYe lower. Tht>re Is an almost Plldl<•ss f:il~h1y-,.:f'\ Pn-EIIIile Loullf'(, pre!';lrlent of France, Yar!Pty otl'Precl nowndays iu hrkk, so lS!l!l-lBOfl. Ht nry .\. Dupnrt, for'mf>l' United that all sorts of inlet·e«ting- effeds can Sblt>~ !':Pnat,H·. Edward I'. Weston, long-tlishe g-ained at JJI<Hlcratf' co,..l. 'l'l1t> rnnny tance wlllkf'r. MOTHER:- Fletcher's hrif'k bonds pos;;ihlr• in soll!l hri!'k c•on Eight-six- .John na~·ison H0f'kefl'IIE'r founder ot l'trnr·tion g-h e a nwst dc·slt·ahle 1 arit•ty the ~tandanl Oil f'o. \\'illiam 1'. Clyde. steamCastoria is especially prepared: and texture to the walk ship ownPr. llenry I'llipJJ;;, philanthropist. to relieve Infants in arms and J-:i;,;h<y-fhf' !"illlPr>Tl 1·:. Daldwh(' jm·i,.;t, former Children all ages of Constipago\ l'rtl:lr of CH111H'<'li<'nt. f:t>ot· ~e F. Daker, hank Care Will Prevent Fires f'r. ~~:w Yor:c 'l hnmns fJ:<rdr Enl"ii~h ltoYeli,.;t. tion, Flatulency, Wind CoHc If •' Pr,\ hody • leanf'<l 11p Ill<' prem[lc n1·y llolt. ~t'W Ym·l; pnh 11 -l.<•r. t'arlot1:1.'for l~PS, anll If Pver~ holly eonst:111Uy !nand Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness ansmg therefrom, and, by t11Pt' llJlJflt"('Sf.; (Jf ~~P~'ii'O, f;t'rt.. (;f~(ll"g'"P \\', \\ [n 'PI.'detl the li~hls used, aut! if el·eryregulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of ;;ate. fom11l••r l'tli•lic· ~C'hot Is Art ktie il'~lg'l!e. ho!ly Pxtin;.;uishf'd el'<'l'Y m:ttch and t'la11d ~lonFt. tll'tl~t Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. eigan·ttP nr eigar aftt~r use, ftrPs would 'lil'<'Hlll • to infn•!JtiPnt that the II oh 1,, "'· flnl ted To avoid imitations, always look for tbe signature of :-:tat<•;; ~uprPllll' <O\ll't .in"! ic·c. <;,./,,.:_:ps ( 'Iemen• work l•f till• 1in• I!Pp:\rllllt'nt wonltl he <·t>a1i, fornlPr pi'(.:JJJ\'1· of I· 1. JI<'-A. f.bsolutcly Harm~-~ Opiates; Phy.sicians everywhere rcco=end U. rarely lll'l'dt d.- Chicago I'ost. I - ~. |