STOMACH ACIDITY, INDIGESTION, GAS

QUICK! EAT JUST ONE TABLET OF PAPE’S OIAPEPSIN FOR INSTANT RELIEF. When meals don't fit and too belch gas. odds and undigested food. When you feel lumps of distress In stomach, pain, flatulence, hearthurn or headache Here la Instant relief—No waiting'

Just as soon as you eat o tablet of Ptjw ■.-•Oiapepsda all the dyspetwia. Indigestion and stomach distrt* ends. These pleasant, harmless tablets of Tope's Dlapepsln never fall to make sick, upset stomachs feel fine at once, and they cost so little at drug stores. Adr.

Round the

It Is lietter to keep In the old rut than :o cHmb nut only to fall into the ditch by the wayside.

TOO WEAK TO FIGHT

• of overwork, lack of exercise, im proper estina an,! living demand* etimoU lion to satiny tb< cry for a health-giving appetite and the rcfreslims deep mentis I to strength: GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Canssles. the National Remedy of Billand will do the work. They are wonderful Three of these capsule.: each day will pat a man on his fact before he koowi it: whether hi* trouble coroes from nric acid touoninr. the kidney*, gravel or atone in the bladder, ••omach derangement or other ailment* that befill the ovee-zeabra* Amer lean The best known, moat reliable rem edr tor the* troubles n GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capenlea. This remedv ha* stood the test for more than 20'. vaare since :U discovery in the ancient UMr* toriea in HolUnd. It act* directlv and give* relief at once. Don't wait until you are entirely down-and out but take them today. Tour drnggi**. will gladly refund your money if they do not help you. Accept nc substitute*. Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on every box. three *i*c*. They are the pure, origin*I. imported Hairlem Oil Chpealea —Adv.

Many a uum tvuota the rartii. but in

the end the earth gets the mtn. „ Important to Moth or*

Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, that famous old remedy for Infants and children, and see that It

VALENTUfESOFOLD

itome Recollection* of the Time When People Took the Day Most Seriously.

jBHniKTERS

OUT IN FORCE

In Ua Children Crv for Fletcber’g Custom ;

i

To Dyspeptic*: Others have found ready course of Garfield Tea a plcatan of tesaiDitg health. Why not joul

Backache

Yager's Sufferers from rhmr.atism. adatica. neuralgia, aprair.t, etc tbould a! way* keep a Lot tie of "VagerV handy as its

The Urst battle af Yager'a Ualmaot coir aioa twice a* roucb aa tbs laroal Me bottla -‘ {r - -

Dogstrel for the Moat Part, but Some Really Pretty Vera* Can Be Found in the Treasured Hoards of Collector*. By FRANCES BURN& Too an witty, you an »rettj. Tou arr single—what a pity! I am single for your sake. What a handsome couple wa shall make! Such doggerel, a little over a century ago. hack writers used to dash off to tadede In the funny chapbooka through which rustic swains were Instructed how to make love on Bt. Valentine's day. That was before the era of the commercial primed valentines Gentlemen. and ethers, mil penned their own or aooe •'boughten" sentiments, on or about the 14th of February, and tremblingly dispatched the caUcrapb'c production to the cherlidied “fair." Often outside help In rhyming was sought. “The Gentlemen's New Valentine Writer." • The Bower of Cupid," "Cupid * Annual Charter." “The School of Lore." "The Ladles' Polite Valentine Writer"—these are some of the souvenirs of (he period when all valentine* were band made and homo-

j made.

About a generation later—tbit la. In i the thirties of the nineteenth century —came the real thing 1c valentines—

YAGERS LINIMENT BELIEVES PAIN

GILBERT BROS. & CO. • BALTIMORE. MD.

Pimples

rashes, hive*, rod- V ® ■a t id skm bletnikhna can '

if J Glenn's K Sulphur

Soap

I Del ' •' * ‘

*

'«•« and induces refr.-*b- a :>g sleep. Druggist*, w

l^efitihit’s New Discovery To Rmova All Toolh Stalos

I ihe deliriously, hopelessly, helplessly i *<-tiiiin,-ital effoalous of the age of | autograph albums and daguerreotypes. ! During these decades of British and , continental romanticism, when the fine arts all together dropped to the i biwest depth of aesthetic degradation ! they had ever reached, the art of «r*iI cntlne Making flourlslied as never be- . fore or since. When the collector of today .,ys "valeutltu-s” he mean* those * - r the funny forties. Great Valentine tndoatry. i r 1- .ally In Ikigtaul, the home of i t!*e nr of the heart, a great Industry

and widower* all looked eagerly for the postman on St. Valentine's day. It Is these mid-century RngHah valentines that have In the past few years caught the fancy of col lector* of the old missives, aa reader* of a chapon "A Box of Old Valentines" in Virginia Roble's “The Quest of the Qaaint" may have noted. In Cincinnati Frank H. Bear has formed a collection of valentine* that I* Internationally famous: with upward of 2.000 specimens, representing such makers as Kershaw. Marks. Dobbs, Martin. Gllks. Peck. King. Richardson, Hughes, Bysh. Hodgson, Kid well. Tegg. Dear. Bailey, Harrison and others of London; Lloyd of Edinburgh. Leleux of Calais and Riedel of N urn berg. Churches and towers rise in the background of many of these February romances. In one. at least lasued over the ntme of “A. Park. London." the Tillage church U ail the picture—Just a fine, substantial lata Gothic structure quite literally depicted. To the receptive maiden It must have come as a rather commonplace If apparent symbol of her suitor’s hope for early nuptials. Seemingly he might have sent something with a little more of the color of Itxe. However probably be knew the temperament of the lady. The Message Revealed.. Just the bare church and It Imperfect, for that flap over against the southern aisle has not been property pasted down. “Why, look, it was Intended to be lifted." Tou raise It. the loose cardboard, and behold, you are looking into the warmly lighted church Interior where a pretty wedding. just like the one wo hope to haw. Is in progreea. Wat there ever a sweeter conceit? To match the sendmeat of the picture them dainty linen: Tm, bars at last roues levs sad I Th. fjordiaa knot of low shall tM And throbbing thus, my boson, saetla. To Hates to Um marrtaga bell* Oh! hasten fond <r • la thlos on;

Concerning the maker of thi* churchWedding valentine, and ol many others which are much sought after by csllector*. Ml*s liable has gathered a hit of tnfunnatlcn. He waa located at 47 Leonard street. London, and mads many valentines about the time of Queen Victoria's wedding. Ills productions are generally "printed In color over a black and whits foundation, the deep reds and hlnea and a green m»nlug at the edges at If put on with ■ futl brush The scene Is always ast in the center of a large sheet. Tha Isdy is always rwtMng and coy. Tba g'-utleiuaa wears a low waistcoat, a high stock and Victoria whisker*, alas for high romance, while Cupid looks on like a small English schoolboy talent on a new game, park val-utlaaa l are not beautiful, but they are well worth securing and a frw ar. decidedly amusing." Cupid and a Merry Widow Much in several of the valMitlom of the famous collection somehow reminds one of the art. or arth-sst I of the beefy Kngij«b ladies who a j expose their riirrms to sll weather* ; aiuong the fursytbls bushes along the I f iend* of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. | Whole..iB- Iwef-frd Briton, the fact L n-arrfrd Itself .nm |„ the moat

a widow of thirty-five, hut one rather gathers that fr— her appearance. She la very “enst riimgy." very Nordic In build. Her lover, M the other hand, one suspects from Ms Mention.tion of fairies and cupMa, Is a dolichocephalic Irishman, a klanmw. at Lloyd George. Good luck to his sulL This, at all events, is his hrveemtloe:

Man. the deceiver, come* In for a swat from grandma (“truly, she her*.-If Lad suffered!“) la a valentine in which a tall, fragile, willowy, underfed and presumably tube mis r damsel in low.

HAKE FOR BETTER SRELUS8

vival of the OM-TIme “Matchs*,’'

Once Popular.

The winter evenings an- long aad there are a few people who #*- not Care for the movie*. Some of t! pigv rheckrrv and others tal A flew Improve nctr'sMclag hour by reading something worth while. Orrad'ieudBt some one think* of s letter, long P*«* doe. He starts to wnie. and then be sTOft* to nibble hi* pencil, brrsuae the word he ha* In mind wms ■» hard to spell. 7?mt remind* aim -of spelling. In the ..old days of load schools." when reritstiaws brought out the rocs I powers of <1 tldren *n! when they stndled aloud more attmll.Hi was paid to spelling. pba»nv the Indian-

spoils New*.

P’nce then*the nrhools have lakou s htrg step forward, but the oMrlmer* Insist that the modern bay and girt do not spell ss well as father and grand la I her did. Of caorao. the modern ariiool aystem U

concoct Thouaand Island dreos’ng. When reading, writing and arithmetic were coovldered ememisla. spelling claimed almost as much athartfan as the throe R's. , A few years ago considerable rivalry arose In Indiana, and there were debotes between the new school and the old Tlte elderly peopfe ioststH that the mnderr youth ranfiot spell In the same rtass with those who went to scUrol 80. 40 and SO rears ago. To settle the dispute spelling matches were heM. The coorfigkKi for acrorate spelling spread Kiroogti-mT the state. KTImlnatloo contest* flnsfly established a county tBampfa*. nbd >t In tors -haUenged {h* rhamphm pf the neighboring oranty. The otste sw-l»-rintemi. rrt of public lastfwrtlMl approved (be spelling marelies and sHasaf autborith-w generally. were interested. At that time the school ofllriat* <♦— rtared thet the unusual atteuthm directed lo the subject resulted-hv barter spelling lo the schoo's The who ter evenings ore long hod some people do not cure for the movies. Am other epidemic of spelling matches wtD not rust swvtlilug. and It might p*» •h*ce a grrst drsl <if good.

Why Me Wanted Ana Straight. A < '.-inrdlau offleer. wounded early la the war. was sent to one of lie- Institatlon* to have his left *nn umde ®wr. Tlie ellsnr hfld been so badly shattered that surgiwj ivoadvrfH! os •t* skill and resources are. could net entirely twomrsac* the Joints Ktr th- • ■fllcer wa* riven a ehot-e of-two i filng*—either In have a wi-ak. moeoble elbow, or a str-mc Miff one. Without hesitation the Canadian '•htwe the stiff eltsiw. and hr astoulAtnl the surgeon* by asking that the arm be made perfectly straight. They i*Jnt«d uat'fh him Gist fkfi arm sould he far more u*eful If the elbow was set ut nn angle. If set straight be wouldn’t Is nhie even to put 111* baud In tile pocket of Itis trim sera. But the CSmsdUn had onllri. pnted that srvtnnrnt by arranging with hi* tailor In hsve the porki't no l*m that by hum-hltig hU shoulder ho coqld get bis hatld into It. The re.,sou be Mauled the arm awile rtptdly straiglil ns* to lie able to use a buuttng rifle and a bUliurd cue.

» ahmy* k qu-fc rebel it giww u hard to bdiew one. yea try R. If eowUpMod Dr. Pierore Itesu^i I’-Jwu AmaM he tsxrn slul* ai.'STJi’gg.gu, eoaw They are ea good that t crag Rterr tier: {or mt*.

Oil the rilriT feflovr.

BOSCHEE^ S' Why war ordinary cm when Boschre's Syrup It tar fifty-

the patient a | free tram roughing, toratluu In the morning, gtros aature U» Infliifl psrti.

well-nigh Improperly low, bodice, nils part of the room with her bulging crinoline. The old dame Mis In a chair reading from “The Borrows of Wot* tber," or “Don Juan" or other religion* literature of the period, and thu* begin* a homily which it Interrupted and contradicted by the young «■>*"

•ending the tender mlarive:

Dear girt, whilst Uatonlng lo a low’s

tlfude

■ fron

l' kY.CAMOljt.ht/UNi I

Vbas 1a rwnjugal links of trutn.

Homebody, somewhere, in those Tennjns.nlan days, discovered with Browning that "I-ovs la Best" and thus communicated with the loved one under the caption of "Return of llapplneas^ Tbs heart that Ur Ip sweat woe Has boros love's arrows rankling thors. low raised by hope s dsespllv. gUa.

Now slnt os Into dull despair. That heart alone can duly feel.

Tbs rrad'nlng Jtr. «hs ocslaUr Utsa. Of knowing that tbair krvs's r-turnsd-

Thls. this, todead. U happtnsss

No love so woudrrful a* that firvt experienced, maintains another eerstfler. whose lines on "First l-ire" ac-

company a pretty picture:

Uka aa tbs moon’s subduing llgbt. Thrown on tbs rutn. tree or etona, Win glva to objects dr«r and dull A bvauly which Is aM tbklr own: Juu a* First Lovs a radlanee throws «Fsr ever> cbjsot on Uts's stream And gives Us own bright coloring To all thst's tsuehed by Ite purs baam In such tnnnlfpstallnus on <«e day of the year of love and scniiment '.Ike that which In our time Miss Mildred ' Oumpagne lias ably edited dally tbs temper of the remarkable Victorian age n.ay be »ludl*d rioaely. As for Ht. Valentine’s day llself. whose observe0«’e rv-Hched Its apog.-e about l»Ci«. reader* of Engti«li III. rsturs om*] not be r--minded how frequently » | s menflnued by ltie poris nod rumaacera

from Chaucer downward.

Variety thr Spies of Llfa.

It ws» hi* flrat day n* a boot, an-1 ha ws« having a tough J.A. exe,-ui!ng orders. Tire sergeant, considerably exas-

perated.' yelled:

“Hay. whst did you do on *hr «ut-

{ rider

“I srs* o bookkee|n-r. rir."

“I thought so." the sergeant <*rm-

; men led.

The ncxi morning, after a scries nf flrries the company's comuiander rigsin picked him out. “Hay. what did y«b da on the out-

sider'

"1 wa* sn sdectririan, air." wa* tho i re*lH)i|se. "Kb?" thr sergeant replied, "f j thought you told me yaalmlay you ! Mere u bcsAk- |»-r." | “1 was. sir." tvjdle.1 tile uoatw-hed I boot. "But I got another j„i, —j u .| ; ,. Thirteen HI* Luthy Number Frlvgte tv. 41. Treplr „[ sk. Wrat I Ilordeu avenue. New Vork. like I’rrri , tli-ut Wilson, worn* the h-u-Uio I her "Thlrtreti " Here’s wtiv: I He wa* l>«»rn on Friday, thr rtdr

bmnlb.

He cullste-l on the thlrtoenvh. Ill- was sent to eaiup <ni tl^. tM|* ! leenih. lU wa* n-ugned to regtimro! N . JJ • In the Marine curpa. i There were thirteen other in | hta bunk bouse. | He antler! for I raacv on ttu tfelr-

fWtmic OoflaUpetiou la a dfisgef- ! ous ditmgroeaWe. Gansta Xaa

Lutes ,t. Auv.

A find's intniesty 1* never allsared tv otcrvh-.idow Ids liutblUry.

Tlier

lie iauded in Fn

boat*

'—I e», laglc .-arpet

A Terrible Ordeal!

Gnrcluf AMutSum Cut Libue Wkrtag — Dou'i

Bnretkt • (hliii Can.

r J. Tuerrak. 4XB EirhaRntffW 1 I_ i-X- - ■- — — - ft L

1 gafrfgpfcSi

Lslsd

USK sa boor, hot soco ctm* it anL k onuthar aSlistnui. The

■ rriiot* began to psi* . tbs flow was seiaty ed like A

1 Lsd

y mflaroc,. w. '.ti ed little p«r

m-aded U. roe sa-1 l _ . fsn their use. Tl.- t.rri lb taugfi hall has htoaght relief and 1 psswd » non* thj sue of s pes. U was • lerritil# ordes. slul ahsrwsrds * sand) —limi-al nn.) !«rt». !sa of gtavri wdtW lb* UrtWr J pot m—IV of tbe pHh sro, ih,, cored ms. Th- tnflasMuaS* bit snd thete w*» no tn<nv pain w yisvrl | i„ r* thap well, as* wefl SM ■*'- kidneys sci aortaallv. Doaa’i *-Aey l*l«s alvae aoionplahad Um ".-ji-r-riinri sad sworn to befnrs ass.' J AMI H M HMITH. .Votary FofiftC GestWsst A0fiHe*,dfiaaBw DO AN’S -J.VsV. rtlSTCKAUjBUKM CO, tUFTALO. H. Y. I

Pcrblstent Coughs PESO’S