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Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy tor
Infants and children, end see that it
Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoris
First Sewing Machine.
The earliest attempt at sewing ma
chinery of which there Is any authentic record was in 1775, in which yeai
a machine was patented in England
by Charles F. Welsenthal.
.Tree M8hot to Death."
For literally sbooting trees to deatl
a pistol has been Invented in England
that fires into their limbs steel bolti
that tear out the living cores.
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WEAR SHOES
mm fW
after ualng Allen a
ene slae amaller
Foot-Eaa-
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the Antlaeptle powder to be .haken Into the ahoea It makea tight or new ahoee
Glvee reat ana mmraa
packaga, ad-- a
institutes For FRB K trial
Roy, K. I. Adv.
Olmated.
n.n
If
Paradoxical Drawback.
"Do you intend to make a tour ol
the big desertr
"No; I haven't the 'sand.'"
Wmm
rratiHRR HBADACHES
Is the best remedy-- no
Hloks' CAPUDINBcauses
matter what
sittingIn draughts, fever-ta- h
from the heat,
condition, etc. We.. So and SOc per
Adv.
stores.
medicine
bottle at
them-whe-
thei
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'Anyway, the pen Is mightier thai
thn awnrd when It comes to mucftv
raking.
;
Won't Cnre
Theroraf iSelno LaiterSf bow IonsDr.Kandln
cSrS sFthe wonderful, old reliable Porter's
Antlientfa lleallng oil. Relieve, pain and heali
Mine au time. Be,aw,auM.
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to form a good char
cter than it is to reform a bad one.
It's far easier
Symp tor Chlldres
teething, softens the gnma, redacea inliaiu
eolicjoc a botUeJat
wind
pauvmras
Uonriiars
Mrs. WlnsioWs Sootlrimr
The nicest girl a young man knows
the one he is most afraid of.
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The author had Just received a note
from the editor saying he was In need
of an article, "short, snappy and
meaty."
"Great governor, man! Do you rea
lize what you are asking?" cried th
Irate scribe. "It Is easy enough tc
write something short and snappy,
too, as I feel just now; hot meaty-me- aty!
Man alivel ' And meat at 26
cents the pound and soaring higher
every day! You don't suppose I'll
waste much of that edible radium on
an article for which l'U probably receive a measly $5, do you?"
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WOODSON-CRAI-
GERMAfE-nPtrtiOJi'-
the many ruins to be found
m tne east, inose oi caaiuea, iu
Syria, are second to none In inter-e8t Dur,D8 the lMt ,0UI" IMrt
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German archaeologists have been
than W busy excavating there, and everya.
visitor to lUB ruius uwn mem
debt of gratitude. They have not only dug down
nri romnvprl manv tons of rubbish and debris.
thereby exposing the ruins to better view, but
they have also strengthened the weak parts. It
was not entirely a disinterested work, however,
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for the Berlin museums now possess many ot the
finest examples of the carvings found there.
Baalbek is the name of a ruined city of ancient
Coela-Syrisignifying the "city of Baal." the sun
god. The name was converted by the ureeas,
during the Seleucldlan dynasty, into us ureea
equivalent. Hellopolis. It Is situated In latitude
U degrees, 1 minute north, longitude 36 degrees,
11 minutes east in the plain of Buka's, at tne
northern extremity of a low range of bleak hills,
about one. mile from the base of Antlllbanon, in
well watered and delightful locality, a little
It
more than 40 miles northwest of Damascus.
was once the most magnificent of Syrian cfties,
full of palaces, fountains and beautiful monu
ments.
These ruins are known as the Acropolis and are
unique for their massiveness and for the great
amount of both bold and delicate carving with
which they are adorned. There is, maeea. so
much carving and such variety as to maae ones
first visit bewildering. , The temples being ouiit
on a flat plain, it was Important to raise them
above the surrounding level to render them more
imposing, and to that end there are vast substructures and vaults and passages supporting
the shrines. The most imposing was that of the
great Temple of the Sun, which was a rectangu
lar building 290 feet Dy leu, naving us rout
by a peristyle of 54 Corinthian columns.
19 at each side ana iu at eacn enu. w
of
six are still standing. The circumference
these columns is about 22 feet and the length
of the shaft about 68 feet; with pedestal, capital
and entablature they measure about 80 reel in
height The great Temple of the Sun occupied450a
platform on the Acropolis about 1,000 feet by
feet The main entrance of the temple was on
the east Here a wide nigni oi steps iea un u
a portico 19 feet above the gardens and orchards
that now surround the ruins. An inscrnjuuu
the great portico states that the temple was
erected to the "Great uoas" or neiiopous uy
Antoninus.
Beyond the portico Is a nexogonai coun
through which a large gateway opens inio tu
great square, at the west ena or wmcn is m
temple on a lofty stylobate. Except the columns
mentioned, little of the great tempie or oi m
hnilHlnirs In front of it Is left standing, but the
ground is covered with their ruins. The vast sise
of the stones used In tne suDsirucmres m
great platform is remarkable, some of them being
over 60 feet long and 12 feet thick. .
South from the great temple is a smaller one
known as tbe Temple of Jupiter. It Is smaller
In form, having Its peristyle and the walls of Its
are
cells still mostly standing. Its dimensions with
J27 feet In length by 117 feet in breadth,
15 columns at the sides and 8 at each end. Both
temples as well as the surrounding structures
were built of limestone. In a richly decorated,
Besides
somewhat fantastic Corinthian style
these there stands at a distance of S00 yards from
the others a elrcular building supported on six
granite columns built In mixed Ionic and Corin1
.
thian style.
Nearby also are the remains of the Temple of
carvings.
Bacchus, famed for Its magnificent
Here are enormous slabs of stone elaborately
carved with the heads. of emperors and deities
and Interwoven with floral designs, the whole
forming a unique celling. The portal is the gem
of the entire edifice. The door posts are beauti
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At an early neriod
Arabs converted the temples
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Into the fortresses, and to
this end, to a certain extent
removed them. Their work,
however, nas.now been re
moved by the uermans.
The early history ot Baalbek
is Involved In darkness,
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hnt it is certain that from
the most distant times it had
been a chief seat or
as Its name Implies.
Augustus made it a Roman
minnv and placed there a
garrison. ; Baalbek had an
oracle held In such high esteem that in the second cen
tury A D. It was consulted
prior to his entrance on
Antoninus P
campaign.
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temple which the
,a n current built the greatmodern
inhabitants
among the
rmand
The
Solomon.
ot
count, a work
much earner
a
of
are
however,
substructures,
contained a
TWs temple Is said to harewhich on
or of Zeus,
the chief clUsemM f eHop.
Dhri
oil. bore about on their shoulders. WhenJ
tlanity. under Constantino, became
church.
religion the temple became a Christian
city
the
of
taking
the
followed
the war. that
D. 748 the
A.
In
it
sacked
who
by the Arab.,
was
tempie was turned into a fortress. The city 1400.
pillaged, by Tlmur Ihv A. D
completely
fall more and
Both city and temple continued to
and misrule to
more into decay under tbe misery
since. Many
which Syria has been subject ever
by the
overturned
were
pillars
magnificent
ot the
of the
sake
tor
the
merely
Damascus
pashas of
together.
Iron with which the stones were Sound
Turks had spared
What the Arabs, Tartars andearthquake
In 1759.
Ao.t.vwAn- hv a terrible
an insignificant village with a
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of
population of about 2.000. more than half
whom are Christians.
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fully carved with figures of Bacchus, fawns,
cupids, satyrs, and bacchantes, woven around
which are grape vines. and clusters ot fruit, popples and ears of wheat all of which are symbolical of the revelling which the name of the temple suggests.
This great doorway stands 43 feet high ana
21
feet wide, while the earring of the posts
covers a space about six feet
mentioned
Just
wide. On both sides of this door stand graceful
fluted columns forming the prostyle or portico,
while the plain ones of the peristyle, which
stands between them, seem to reflect their
.
besuty.
The mammoth stones contained In the inclosing
wall of the Acropolis have been the marvel, of
engineers tor ages. The lowest courses are of
stones of moderate dimensions, but at a height Of
20 feet above the ground on the west wall is a
row of three enormous stones, the shortest being
63 feet and the longest 65 feet In length, and
each being about 13 feet high and 10 feet thick.
They are the largest building blocks ever known
to have been used by man. A still larger stone
lies in the ancient quarry nearby, never having
been detached from the rock beneath. Thie one
is 70 feet long by 14 feet by 13 feet
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MEAT.
It is Interesting to note the methods
Make the liver
Do its Duty
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meats ana tne variety vi
Nine times in ten when the liver U
prices charged tor" the same cut, um
cents a pound right the stomach and bowels are right
fuels that twenty-tlvfor calf's liver is almost prohibitive, CARTER S LITTLE
at we notice in other places it may LIVER PILLS
be bought for ten to fifteen cents a eenUy but firmly com
rrf
snrvlna-
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pel a lazy liver to
pound.
LITERS
its auty:
nnn must study the home market, do Cures
ITTLS
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cuts
different
the
pricing
by
IV tr II
and
ll
Iti nation. In-- it
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Bill I S- cnuca.
nana,
are
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what the prices'
digsstioi
shoulder Dlece. neck and round steak. Sick
ror
usee
Headache.'
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Brisket and hock are
.nil anlin. Rhank tor stewing , and sad Distress After Eating.
PRICE.
soup, and four ribs which may be used SMALL POX, SMALL DOSE, SMALL
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oy
Signature
um
roasting.
bear
must
Genuine
tor
amount of meat which gives flavor
to the dish, one may cut the cost of
meat Hamburg steak or chicken
ana oaseu
mixed with macaroni
,
Food 8crn.
makes a good substantial dish with
be thor
could
very little meat
place
that
at
I needed
e
two pounds' of oughly screened from flies to keep my
Beef
cup
'My husband with a key--,
hamburg steak, mix with half
of crumbs, season witn saw, pepper, bole saw made two half circles, foureggs, teen Inches brslx inches,, out of a
onion Juice; add two well beaten
cream, pine box; then nailed these enas
sweet
of
tablespoonfuls
three
pan, with three, pieces of quarter round,
form Into a loaf, place In a deep
s
full of boiling twenty-seveInches long bought ten
fill ths pad
water, lay slices of bacon over me cents' worth of wire screen, tacked It
top, then put peeled potatoes into the over this frame, and screwed a little
handle on top. Three or four dishes
pan and bake until ine potatoes
done. Serve with the gravy in the at one time can be put under tnie
screen. Exchange.
pan slightly thickened.
If liver is reasonable In price, cook
- MnSI In bacon fat or
javaa a
It after parboiling
all Malarious indications removea
with a slice or two of bacon or salt and
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UT awiair
thejmcon eay for all such dlsesjes.
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After frying,
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not felt.
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and
and liver add a iiuie nour uu um
Hhek.
E!iiir
pan IB
a wntnr to make a nice smooth so well and entirely free from Higsrlns.
E.
years."
Mrs.
nv
limbs for
gravy...
Jacksonville. Fla.
cents, all
I.Uxlr Kabek to prepaid
from KJoossw- by Parcels Post
Washington, D. C.
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Bullock Ran Amuck. :
excitement was caused In ttal to start a rumor.
Wexford (Ireland) the other day, by
the. vagaries ot a bullock, which ran
muck. The animal took refuge In the
OUALIT1MS
KiCH IN CORATIV
man named Murphy ana
aAOKAOHg, RHCUMaVISaS,
,
house of
fOn
-Klajgys AND kLAODtai
limbed the stairs ana enterea a
It demolished a large bed and
other articles, and then took a "headaiea. Heat, eieaa or
n mental, eonvenlent
er" Into the street twelve or fourteen
all
tuwa i,a.
win
with
the
bringing
It
below,
feet
aaea. Had. el.
metal, eaataplll or Up
dow frame and sashes. It escaped ino.eri will not eotl at
to the harbor, and swam about .for a
t njare anything.
ranUS effectlra
'considerable time before it was cap
tlersor.ant
V
tured by. means of boats.
.Kprea. I la for eiS
... Ave., sreesira, a. T.
4.
Essy to Spot Him.
le gnaranteed to give
"How do you know that fellow Is a
m,
fnfleat aatlafaeiioa.
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Write n. for opkea ol.
hotel
asked
the
man?"
great business
froia peo-.treatments
manager. "By his signature." replied
pie wo buve been
and oik
beneflied.
.
keeping
to
so
used
the clerk. "He Is
avt your 4elers ot
t
secrets that you don't even know what
direct from
his name is unless he chooses to lei
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Savior dear. It Is not night 0 tbou
be near. It hit home, v I saw many
smiling face as verse after verse was
sung, but there was no sleeping that
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morning.
"During a long life I have seen
manv strange means resorted to tn
Previously Engaged.
hopes of curing a sleepy congregation.
"Why did you break into the house
bnt not one so effectual: It's' worth
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trying.
in the middle of the day?" asked the
"Thanking you In anticipation for magistrate. "Well," said the accused,
publishing this letter and hoping it "I had several others to cover that
may be a help to some poor preacner, evening."
is. A. u.
of my soul, tSou I am, very truly yours.
changes seems to rjst tolerably well.
"There was a time when the church
wardens .and members of the church
by law established in England smoked
the long pipe during sermon time and
no doubt enjoyed the fragrant weed,
but they kept awake, which. I think
was more complimentary j to the
preacher than present usage.
"Our minister is not only good, but
very patient under provocation; he's
clever, too. so last Sunday morning
berore sermon he gave out Kebles'
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left-over-
range them In a straight line In 720 different
ways
How many people realUe the number of
Trv Itl
wstb
commonest
the
of
some
In which It Is possible tor
. Finally.
It would take 5,000 years for a man
London.
events of life to happen?
every-da1,000,000, while
200 a year to earn
earning
Answers asks.,1 at 5 per cent compound
Invested
a
ruaMnn
If
town,
your
As you walk through the streets of
b
Interest he, would become a milllonalre-'cou- ld
parish
for example, and hear the chimes of your
SO long IB zoa yeaun.
live
you
think
to
to
occurred
ever
It
church bells, has
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out how many "changes" can be rung with a
Nothing Like That These Days.
"peal" of eight bells? The answer Is 40.320. a
money?"
his
make
"How did Sklmmels
none
number' which seems almost Incredible, but
dairymen
"He was one of those
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had been
the less is true.
water
to
whether
doubt
who
left
tou
ways
of
Ten horses run In a race. The number
put In the milk or milk had been spilled In the
can
In which the first second and third places
water." Washington Star.
ways
In
be filled is 720, while the number ot
post
winning
pass
the
can
horses
which all ten
Awful.
Is the enormous number 8,627.800.
'riaHo It must be awful to be married to a
countwenty-fivcomposed
of
A town council Is
From It it is possible
cillors and ten aldermen.
' Gaby I should think so! It Js so hard getting
to form 6,378,600 different committees, each
chaps, Penn
a divorce from those goody-goodaldermen.
posed of five councillors' and three
Bowl,
Punch
sylvania
a
Eight people could arrange themselves aboutper-soround table In 5,049 different ways, and If six
Disqualified.
railway carriage having
s
receive a
"My wife thinks I'm, one man in a million.
dlf-- ,
700
emong
from
choose
could
six seats they
boasted Tire.
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;
"Is that sor said Wigg. sadly. ' "I don't believe
A little girl has ten different beads to make
my
wife thinks I'm a man at all."
time
1S1.290
It
do
Into a necklace. . She could
and get a different necklace each time.
,
A Serious Loss.
If we wish to make a eelection of six books
"Diggs tells me he takes nearly all the leading
out ot an available twelve, we have thewechoice
newsnaDers." said the visitor.
have
while If
ot 924 ways In which to do
"Bo he does." sighed the exchange editor. "He
sixpenny
penny,
halfpenny,
coins
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following
the
them from nw."
ar-takes
- florin., and half crown
can
we
.kniino.UA
evening hymn,
AMASS
Loaf.--Tak-
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gpeJ
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and generally considered a good
hy:;:j KEPT HZAr.zr.s awake man
preacher, but strange to say. about
n
r
d
of the congregation Invarj mm aauaM
Humerous flint by Cuban Minister iably settles down to sleep as soon
That Brought About Deslr- - T
as the sermon begins, f sometimes
t:'7Yo
see a man He full length on the .eat;
.able Results.
another eem to have hi. head fixed
3
spiral spring, which causes it to
a.
The Cuban News of Havana "takes on acontinually
on the move until hie
pel
at
in presenting the following be
pleasure
lino.
fly catcher and puts
his
cIoms
wife
precisely
columns
our
to
"ij contribution
around his neck-s- uch
arms
loving
country,'
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her
.T
"up
from
Use
to
came
M ft
tm ,
Another, I
creature.
good
a
Ministo
Our
? the title 'A Hint
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presume an American, puts his l r
by alternate
at la a most excellent over tte front f,.ra.and
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three-fourth-
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American Typewriter Exchange. Inc.
Main
was so weak and
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passing tnrougn uie
IVVH!!'I'!I Chang
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ol Ufs that
I could hardly live.
BAKING DAY. ':'
My husband had to
nail rubber on all the
Most housekeepers who have all of
gates for J could not
their own work to do, liae to piau
stand it to bare a
no
time
way
that
their work In such a
gate slam.
and
things,
will be lost waiting for
"1 also bar! backfoland
may
fit in
each piece of work
ache and ft fullness
-- Jin my stomach.
low without waste ot time.
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If the bread Is set or sponged at
noticed that Lydia
night it will be ready to moia inio
E. Pinkhara's Vege
large loaf the first tning in wo
table Compound was
morning. Then In an hour or two advertised for such cases and I sent and
It can be made into loaves and baked pot a bottle. It did me so much good
before noon. When making steamed that I kept on taking It and found It to
brown bread, get It made and steam b all you claim. I recommend your
ing Immediately after breakfast, tnen Comcoupd to all women afflicted as I
F. P. MULLENDOBE, Mun- It may be ready for the noon rdea, vras."-M- ra.
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after lias dried off in the oven for ford, Alabama.
a half hour.
Medlcino
Dependable
Honest
An
toand sift
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gether one cup ot sugar, two cups of b Lydla E. FinkhanTs Vegetable Compound. A Root and Herb medicine origfiouri half, a tablespoonful of cinnamon, a fourth of a tablespoonful of inated nearly forty years ago by Lydia
E. Pinkham of Lynn, Mass., for concloves, mace, nutmeg and a teaspoon
i
of baking powder; add the grated rind trolling female ills,
Its wonderful success In this line baa
of a lemon, a fourth of a cup oi
chopped citron and three beaten eggs. made it the safest and most dependable
women and no
Make In balls the sle of a hickory medicine of the age for
from female Ills does
nut and bake on a buttered paper un- woman sufferingwho
does not give it a
horself justice
til a golden brown.
trlaL
cup.
one
Take
Bread
Brown
Raisin
donbt
If Ton have the slightest
ful each of rye meal, granulated
Lydla E.Pinkham's Vegetas
thatCompound
graham flour; add
will tiel p you,writo
of a teaspoonful of soda, one and a ble
to Lydla
halt teaspoonfuls ot Bait,
or adLynivMasaf
(confidential)
s
of a cup of molasses, one and
vice. Yonr letter will be opened,
cups of milk or water and a read and answered by a woman,
cun of chopped raisins. Steam in Da and held in strict confidence.
king powder cans well buttered for
three hours. YEARS
ECZEMA
If materials and utensils
may
at hand In cooking, much time
OF IT
fACE
thus be saved. Have plenty of the
small and useful utensils that are
used every minute in cooking within Says "Resinol Cured Me of One of th
reach.
Worst Case Anybody Ever Saw."
Clean up as you go along, putting
Philadelphla.
Pa., Sept, 20. 1913. "1
well
back the box of baking powder
had ecxema tor the last twenty-fiv- e
covered, as soon as It is used. Place years, and have been afflicted so badly
the spoons and small utensils, egg that for weeks I couia not go ouisiae
beater and such things, in a bowl or the door. My face was one mass of
pitcher, pouring over cold water to pimples, and not only the looks of It
soak them. When they are to be but the Itching and burning pains I
lost
washed they will be done In half the experienced were Just dreadful. to Ikeep
a great deal of sleep and had
time.
dampened cloths on my race an nigni
Clean wash dresses and aprons are to relieve the pain. I had become dishousework,
and
of
kinds
for
all
best
gusted with trying different' things.
i
especially for. cooking.
"One day I made up my mind to try
Resinol, and after using one Jar ot
ReBinol Ointment and one cane or
Resinol Soap, I saw the difference,
and now my face Is as clear as anybody's, and I certainly don't need to
be ashamed to go out Resinol Soap
and Resinol Ointment cured me of
F PANalES with their dark, one of the worst cases 'ot ecxema, I
mnaaslonea races,
anybody ever- - saw."
guess,
Hsu uut been given tne power ui uuu.u (Signed) that C. Hellmuth, 6611 Apple-tre- e
Mr.
sDeecn,
Street
What Is the lesson that from lowiy
Nothing we I can say of Resinol
Each tender, fragrant voles to us would equals what others, such as Mrs. HelltsachT
muth, say of It If you are suffering
from Itching, burning ekln troubles,
Psrehsnce. In tones like tinkling dewdrops pimples, blackheads, dandruff, chapped
Up
face and hands, ulcers, bolls, stubborn
Wbst theirmm lives tell,' their velvet
sores, or piles, It will cost you nothing
mm,A
V
ths
round
are
to try Resinol Ointment and Soap. Just
Forget life's trials thst
Resinol Chem. Co
send to Dept 11-JL'
a .a
h. ' brightest - In th darkesi Baltimore, Md for a free sample of
'.. day." ',.
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