Show ' 4 Those Peruna Testimonials How Are They Obtained? For a great refer such questions to a body of men many years I who are already convinced of the medL have been gath- worthlessness of proprietary To give such a body of men ering statistics cines as to the effects the unlimited authority to decide of Peruna when whether our claims for Peruna are valid or not Is a manifest violation of taken for de- my constitutional rights I My claims are based both on credrangements on hand itable theoretical grounds and upon have But I am quite of Irrefutable statistics thousands tesunsolicited willing to have our claims as to the of Peruna properly and from composition timonials and if found In all thoroughly investigated people stations of life to be false a proper penalty should Or if I am making any who claim that be fixed statements concerning disease as to many years futile at- the nature symptoms or danger of tempts to rid any disease If I am making any such themselves of statements as to unnecessarily frightM D Si B HARTMAN chronic catarrh en the people by false assumptions I by various forms of treatment they am willing to submit to any unbiased have found complete relief by the tribunal or investigation use of Peruna testimonials Mrs Ali$e Bogle 803 Clinton St These have come to me unrequested unso- Clrcleville Ohio writes: "I want to In any way di- Inform licited unrewarded you what Peruna has done They have for me I have been afflicted with carectly or Indirectly been gleaned from my private cor- tarrh for several years I have tried respondence with patients that have different medicines and none seemed bf’en more or less under my treatment to do me any good until I used Peor taking my remedies runa I have taken six bottles and No remedy official or unofficial has can praise it very highly for the good a greater accredited basis tor the It has done me I also find it of great claims we make for it than Peruna as benefit to my children" ' a remedy for catarrh Peruna Is for sale at all drug stores I have never been opposed at any time to the regulations offered by the Pure Food and Drugs Act I am not now opposed to Its provisions but I PEam opposed to the proposed amendments to give to a partisan board of physicians the unqualified authority to 'deride as to all therapeutic claims which may be made for a proprietary Xict&lcine It Is manifestly unjust to 600 a D BEST ROADS IN STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA HER LIFE’S AMBITION ExSomewhat Crudely Her Desire to Be a Teacher When She Grew Up At one time or another during the ward school life of a little girl there prevails the ambition to become a teacher Perhaps it Is the indisputable authority possessed by the hand that wields the ruler or the nonchallant display of wisdom on topics surrounded by the most inaccessible difficulties to the small boy and girl They will t early always tell their ambitions to a well liked teacher and one rather surprising declaration was given by a little maid In one of Miss Clara Townsend's room before she became principal of the James school Among the special favors coveted is the permission by the youngsters to stay behind after school and clean One evening a little the blackboards deBired privilege was the given girl and while engaged In the task she etrwck up a shy sort of conversation with Miss Townsend the Finally usual confession was made “When I grow up I am going to be she a teacher" announced “That so?" pleasantly asked Miss "And why do you want Townsend to be a teacher?" “Well" was the rather surprising answer 'ill have to be either a teacher or a lady and I would rather be a teacher" — Indianapolis News BLAME PLACED ON PHYSICIANS Growth of Drug Habit in United States Alleged to Be Due to Opiates Ordered In Prescriptions That per cent of all the cocaine and morphine in this manufactured country is used by persons who have formed the drug habit through physicians’ prescriptions is the startling statement made by Dr L F Kebler Chief of the Division of Drugs Department of Agriculture This statement concerning the appalling growth of drug addiction In the United States wan made by Dr Kebler in an address at Washington before the American Society for the Study of Alcohol and 99 TURKEY FIVE SPLENDID SALADS I MAY AT PROPERLY BE SERVED DINNER OR LUNCHEON Combination of Prunes and Pecan Nuts Is a Favorite— With Applea and Datea — Nut Stuffing for Tomatoea Delicious salads to serve with roast meats or at a luncheon of bread and butter i Prune and Pecan Nut Salatf— Soak a quarter of a pound of prunes over night In cold water then cook on the back part of the stove until tender no longer the water should be evaporated by that time When cold cut from the stones in lengthwise pieces Cut pecan meats In slices and mix with olive oil and lemon juice salt and red pepper Turn over lettuce 'and serve Apple and Date Salad — Peel and core three choice apples and cut them in pieces there should be about a pint Squeeze the juice of half a" lemon over the apple Pour boiling water over half a pounfl of dates skim out and dry In the oven When cold cut each date In four pleceB" rejecting the stones sprinkle with a fourth of a teaspbonful of salt and four Ntablespoonfuls of olive oil Mix the apple and date and set aside In a cool place for an hour When ready to serve add more oil and lemow juice if the mixture seems dry Serve In a bowl lined with blanched heart Alcohol will be found efficacious for leaves of lettuce Pineapple Salad — Shred one pineremoving grass stains from clothadd half the amount of white ing apple Try adding a pinch of soda to the grapes skinned and seeded an equal apple sauce Just before removing from quantity of celery cut in small pieces the fire and half a cup of brazil nuts peeled Do not allow butter or milk to re- and sliced in small pieces Moisten In the refrigeramain uncovered with mayonnaise and serve on lettuce tor They absorb odors very quickly leaves garnished with cherries dripline the on out woolens and sliced Hang Oranges at on a bed of peeled watercress andplaced servwing wet without wringing them will crisp If dried In this way they all ed with French dressing is a most denot shrink lectable salad to serve with a duck There Is nothing better for keep- dinner Tomato and Nut Salad-ing a velvet hat in condition thar wipScoop out ing it over after being brushed with the centers of a half dozen tomatoes a piece of black stocking to the drained pulp add equal amount To remove medicine stains from of chopped walnuts and a fourth of a spoons rub with a rag dipped In sul- cup of chopped green peppers Serve phuric acid wash with soapsuds and with mayonnalre dressing Fill the polish with soft chamois skin shells and garnish with mayonnaise in custards When cornstarch Is used of any kind increase the usual amount 'Swiss Steak of sugar and do not overlook the salt ' Have the meat cut an Inch or more if you would not have the dessert in thickness Place it on the rolling flat and cover board it with a cup or two Is of cornstarch If a teaspoonful added to six teaspoonfuls of salt and of flour in which you have placed your With the edge thoroughly mixed there will be little seasoning Ingredients flour the Into annoyance from moisture in damp of a plate pound the meat You will find that you can weather two Into a couforce he can cupfuls fresh Stains ordinary when Paint of without meat difficulty old stains ple pounds removed with turpentine must be first softened with butter and Treat both sides of the cut alike then rubbed with benzine Turpen Leave It then for an hour When the tine very often leaves a mark though meat refuses to take more flour place it in a heavy covered skillet and just It takes out the stain cover with water Let it cook for two hours over a slow simmering fire Stuffed Cabbage and when you serve it you will have Lay a small firm cabbage In cold something that will almost literally water for half an hour and boil ft In melt in your mouth The flour meat salted water for 30 minutes Remove Juices and water form a thick gravy It drain the water from it and set the that is not the last delicious part ol cabbage aside to become very cold the dish When this stage Is reached cut the center from the cabbage with a sharp Beef Pie knife in such a way as to leave a Cut remnants of cold roast beef In good sized hollow surrounded by thick Cover with hoiling cubes walls of the cabbage leaves Chop the onion and cook part you have removed fine with an water add onion Remove equal quantity of cold boiled ham or slowly one hour which or salt pork has been fried thicken gravy with flour diluted with clsp in its fat and then drained Add cold water and season withIn salt and quarter-inca tablespoonful of bread crumbs Put pepper Add potatoes cut slices which have been parboilthe mixtures hack Into the cabbage box lay In a baking pan pour around ed eight minutes In boiling salted waIt stock In which corn beef has been ter Put n a buttered pudding dish cover the dish and bake for cool cover with baking powder bisboiled an hour Uncover strew dry crumbs cuit mixture or pie crust Bake in a over the top dot with bits of butter hot oven If covered with pie crust and brown make several incisions in crust that gases may escape You can buy a Rice Pancakes piece of stew meat and cook for pie Sift together one pint of flour one but this is a good way to use leftteaspoonful sugar a saltspoonful oi over beef a and and half a of salt teaspoonful To Foot Stockings baking powder sifted with the flour To refoot stockings I crochet the Beat one egg thoroughly and stir it Into a cup and a quarter of milk Turn foot and leg together with a short this on two cupfuls of cold boiled rice stitch UBing a silky cotton writes a It and beat with a fork Until the rice is contributor to Modern Priscilla free from lumps Add to the prepared should be crocheted loose enough so flour and beat to a smooth batter that when the foot and upper are pulland ed the edges will meet In this way Have the griddle well heated greased and cook the batter in large it avoids a seam and will not hurt thin cakes browning nicely on both the ankle Previously I always had sides Serve with maple sirup honey trouble with the sewing ripping when or thick fruit sirup putting the stocking on It would not give and the thread would crack Since I have tried this way I do not Macaroni and Ham The trouble any crochet Break a half a pound of macaroni have with the stocking Btretches into lengths boll It tender in hot saltMake a white sauce of a taed wetter Princess Pudding blespoon each of butter and flour and At the bottom of a mold cupful of milk put into this the macaroni and a cupful of cold boiled place a layer of water ice an inch ham chopped fine and seasoned with thick and cover to the same thickNext pinch of dry mustard and a little ness with vanilla ice cream red pepper Add a beaten egg and turn add one pint of any frozen Jruit as the mixture into a buttered pudding arpndled peaches apricots etc' Fill Strew with bread crumbs and up the mold with ice cream and put dish grated cheese over the top and bake on the lid Bind a cloth around the covered for half an hour then uncov- opening pack and leave for two or er and brown When ready to serve three hours hold a warm towel around the mold Duet with Yorkshire and turn out on a dish Pudding dust and serve macaroon Yolks of three eggs whites of two beat well together add one pint of Cheese Balls of flour milk and one tablespoonful Roll cream cheese into tittle bails Beat well Let stand 15 minutes and pour in flat baking pan or deep pie putting Into each an almond and a Drop each ball Into plate Bake in very hot oven about tiny red pepper Cut in large dice 20 minutes olive oil to be kept until required serve around platter with roast beef Sometimes the outside of each ball Is rubbed with an onion to give an extra flavor Preventing Umbrella Ribs Rutting If you want your umbrella to last Hot Water Sponge Cake double the usual time make It a rule Seven eggs two cups of flour’ two to pour a few drops of oil Into the This cups powdered sugar top notch about once a month cup of the ends of ribs the from prevents boiling water one grated lemon peel’ rusting and so prolongs the life of Beat white Of eggs stiff separately-anadd last Bake in medium oven Ihe umbrella HOUSEHOLD Jl Questions The Views Given Above 8how a Road in Beaver County Pennsylvania fore Improvements Were Begun and the Road After Completion GOOD ROADS m Be- ROADS BADLY WASHED More Extensive on Damage Grades Than Level Stretches In 8andy fectively Sections Stopped Wash May by Use of Road Be Ef- Planks— Clay Different Treatment After hard or prolonged rains roads which have been constructed with flat surface are often gullied In the center or If the road was well crowned the gutters or ditches are usually badly washed As a rule the damage is more extensive on grades than on level stretches This is because the damage In general depends on the velocity of water and this of course 1b con trolled by the steepness of the slope says the Fruit Grower and Farmer If the water cuts ditches very deep It to reduce the might be advisable either grade of the road If possible by cutting down the summit or filling at the foot of the hill or both It must be remembered this Is likely to be economical In the end even If the first cost seems high since It will not only save on future maintenance but Narcotics Dr Kebler la quoted by Washington papers as having declared that drug DISCUSS A DULUTH HIGHWAY using had increased 100 per cent in the last 40 years and that American Through Thoroughfare to Be AdvoBodies of medical men were not discriminating cated by Commercial Three Big Cities Their enough in their use of opiates ( to their patients he overindulgence Three said enthusiastic good roads is creating thousands of drug boomers from Duluth met the otter users every year "It Is a very sad thing to say that lay with the St Paul Association of our physicians ard doing the greatest Commerce to enlist the help' of that organization in a systematic campaign work in promoting the use of cocaine and morphine” said the doctor "State for obtaining a modern highway from laws are not saving the public from ihe twin cities to Duluth Minneapolis the grip of the drug habit and the (s expected to help also and in a short American public is sinking tighter time the Civic Commerce association and tighter into the black abyss of ind the Minneapolis Automobile club will be called into the movement the morphine pnd cocaine fiend The conference was Informal and no “The worst of It is that the Importation of opium Into the country is iction was taken beyond an assurance the St Paul men that they would will decrease the tractive force reby becoming larger and larger year by Surprised Him There was a fellow w ho proposed to year I have heard it said on reliable loin hands with the state the coun- quired to pull a load at this point the local communities In the There are however many grades all tha girls just for fun He had no authority that 99 per cent of the co- ties andof the Duluth men that cannot be changed because of idea of getting himself engaged but caine and morphine manufactured in plans The latter realize that while the local conditions ihe enjoyed the premilinarles So he this country is used by persons who will Duluth twin cities the and derive In sandy sections the wash may be was disagreeably surprised once and have formed the habit through docgreatest benefit from the proposed effectively stopped by tors’ prescriptions” served him right planks with Dr highway the bulk of the cost will fall from six to twelve inches wide and Almost simultaneously “Miss Evelyn" he said soulfully These sections address Dr J A Patterson at on the counties lying between Washi- cut Into "‘do you think you could love me well Pine and and In Chisago on one Grand a they ngton are short to sharpened be public Rapids Michigan my wife?” planks enough statement said that 19 out of every 20 purpose first to carry on a systematic end and then enough of them to cov“Yes darling” she cried secampaign of education through a er three feet In width of the gutter or “Well — or—now I know where to patients who come to an institution ries of county meetings and confereditch are driven In edge to edge for a come in case I should want to marry” with which he Is connected for treatment for the drug habit owe their nces at which an effort will be made depth of more than three feet at right Free Press to prove to these counties that the angles to the grade of the road If to physicians’ downfall prescriptions will be worth more to them than road Their Cinch they are driven In a little more than it will cost them under the Elwell act flush with the gutter there is no danBoth Vowa Broken “‘Owns have an easy job haven’t of the Residents of Sandstone are reported Apropos ger of the road machine or drag strikithey?" fight against the Nobel prize award to be enthusiastic over the through ng them “How do you mean?” It is practically In a clay section to be to Dr Alexis Carrel of the Rockefel- highway Idea because they are satisfonly “They’re employed Prof ler road that aside fur" Herbert Institute a ied such from Satterley fired Impossible to drive a plank three feet said the other day In Jacksonville: nishing a good road for local transportwithout splintering It The method of "These antis contradict themselves ation will attract a heavy automobile construction Is entirely different from The mills of the gods are never shut terribly when they try to prove that traffic both ways from which every that described for sandy sections Old down on account of a strike animal research Is useless and futile city and village will profit logs or railroad ties if they can be In themselves the Just posi They put secured are better under these condiTHE BEST TEACHER tion of one of their number whom I tions Old Experience Still Holds ths Palm They should first be cut into TO CONDUCIVE SCCIAL LIFE met at my hotel the other day lengths Trenches then are "As this anti was dining I bent lor In the gutters at right angles to sunk For real practical reliability and ward and said to him: When Roads Are In Good Condition the road and the tie or log Is placed something to swear by experience-pl- ain Drive to Neigh" to Matter I believe are Easy me ‘Pardon but Where the wash In Is you the trench old experience — is able to carry bors or Elsewhere and a vegeboth ar anti vivisectionlst severe several logs are placed directa big lead yet without getting tarian?' each other like the ly over ked “ ‘Yes sir that is correct’ he an(Bv W C F AtMER Agricultural Editor In a dam The top log or tie is A So Dak woman some found North Dakota Agricultural College) four Inches below the swered One of the needs of country life Is placed at least things about food from Old Experto prevent It from com"’Then’ said I ’you will probably ience a good reliable teacher a better social life It has been found gutter In order be shocked to learn that you have ing in contact with a road drag or She writes: good roads are conducive to sothat The ties "T think I have used almost every just eaten a live caterpillar with your cial life on the farms When the road road machine In operation " from 20 to 60 feet 'breakfast food manufactured but none lettuce salad’ is good it is an easy matter to hitch or logs are placed apart according to the grade of the In my estimation equal ap and drive ever to the neighbors hill an to inmatter and is It easy Shopper's Cramp "I was greatly bothered with weak to church to the picnic to the entertSimeon Ford at a dinner of hotel stomach and indigestion with formaainment at the school house The sert one whenever required The chief advantage gained by this tion of gas after eating and tried men In New York discussed a new good road is also followed by a better school and better home The better use of logs or planks Is that deep and many remedies for it but did not find disease "There's a new disease called shopoad also makes the community more dangerous ditches which are not only relief "It appears a menace to travel but also make the attractive and the better class of peo“Then I decided I must diet and see per's cramp" ho said When the Jf I could overcome the difficulty that early in December becomes violent- ple will want to live there The good road narrow are removed about the middle of the the entire ly epidemic planks or logs are used road also makes it possible to market way My choice of food was because the doctor told me I mouth and ends suddenly on the evethe farm produce more easily and width of the road can be used by the ie always road 24th the safe and of the times public ning and of at all could not digest starchy food the year cheaply feel shopper's cramp In "Women These things result In the good road food has been a great Many sand bedB that are bad at all benefit to me for I feoi like a different the arms the limbs everywhere but making the land worth more The seasons can be improved by mixing the husband only in one good road Is to the farm what the clay with sand by means of a plow person since I begun to eat it It is it attacks — the pocket” railroad Is to the city and barrQw and then using the road wonderful to mo how strong my place On the other nerves have become I advise everydrag systematically In the Night Editor’s Room hand many clay sections that are bad one to try It for experience is the Corn Seed In wet weather can be Improved "Here’s a long story about that by best teacher M L Mosher of the Iowa ExProf first plowing and then mixing in sand s “if you have any stomach trouble— storm on the lake the other day Want seperiment station says the newly by means of the harrow and finally can’t digest your food use Grape- - H cu' down?" lected seed corn should be hung up storm the It "Does road The drag beggars begin for using Nuts food breakfast at leapt and Immediately in a dry description’?” iyou won’t be able to praise it euough place such as a dry cellar a dry at"Ypb” when you see how different you feel” The King Draq tic or spare room a dry shed or in "Well run that and cut out the 'Name given by Postum Co Battle The truth of the matter is that with buildany other dry Mich Read the little book srnption" Do not bang It In a stable over a King drag and a plow a skilful man ing to “The Road Wellviile" In pkgsi or near live stock over oats or corn can do anything that can be done with ' Th Condition "There's a Reason” road grader and for In any damp or c!os place in damp a big a new1 "Can your wife keep-- secret?" rend the letter) cellar' In a closed attic over a all around work It is much better as t tim If there is nobody around nmpear frm iim They) “Certainly citchen or out In the sunshine vt well as many times cheaper true bumaa re etad full °r her to tell It to As COOK ' There are many ways of roasting a turkey but the following recipe is oae of the best There Is no dish more highly esteemed than a truffled turpounds oi key Take one and truffles for a moderate sized bird and two pounds for a large one When fresh truffles are not to be had use bottled ones Cut about a pound ol the truffles into balls one and inches in diameter' pound the rest with the trimmings to a smooth paste adding an equal weight of fat bacon the bacon should be rasped and pounded separately then mixed with the pounded truffles and the force meat seasoned with salt and pepper only When the force meat Is quite smooth mix the whole truffles with it and put the preparation into the body of a freshly killed hen turkey Let it hang for five days after it is stuffed to allow the perfume of the truffles to pen etrate the ilesh lay a slice of fat bacon upon the breast and a piece o! buttered paper over that and haste liberally Turkey truffled is so rich that It is often served with no accompaniment In the way of sauces Bread Bauce Is liked by some but no rival fiavot properly speaking should approach the truffle 0 ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR FREE RUNA ALMANAC FOR 1913 Email Girl pressed TO With Truffles the Bird Will Be Found to Bo More Delicious Than Heretofore Suppoeed after TOLD WAY Served I |