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Catarrh I *• Roney F msbpv . “That was an error,’* said Senstoi Bevendgo. apropos of an opponent'* Whether it is of the nose, throat, argument, i at a dinner in Indianapo Stomach, bowels, or more delicate or Ils. “Our 1 friend made an embarras» gans, catarrh i* always debilitating and Ing error. He reminds me of John should have attention. Winslow , John spent hl* honeymoon The discharge from the mucous at Niagara He left the bridal apart membrane is because this is kept in a ment late one night to bathe, and on stat« of inflammation by an impure hie return knocked, as be supposed tondition of the blood. Therefore, to on his wife's door, calling softly: cure, tak* 8b* best blood purifier. I “ 'Honey!' “There was no answer. Winslow knocked again. lo usual form or chocolated tablets “ ’Honey!’ known a* $«/Mtab*. 100 doe«» *L “Still no answer. Winslow thu» dered on the door. “ Honey!' bo cried, in a voice of ag How to Head. Reading is not a lost art to the ony. "Then a reply camo at last. same degree that conversation is, but " 'Sneak, you blooming idiot!’ 0 It has in most cases an arrested devel opment through so much reading that male voice growled. ‘This is a makes no 44mand upon aesthetic sen room. not a blooming beehive!*** sibility, os that one is apt to bring to CUT THIS OUT. a fine story full of delicate shades of thought wad feeling the same mind Recipe That Breaks a Gold in a Daj which he yields to a newspaper, put and Cures Any Curable Cough. ting a blunt Interrogation as to ita “Mix half ounce of Concentrated meaning as conveyed in the derma of a compound with two ounces of gly rational proposition, and the writer's pine cerine and half a pint of good whiskey charm is wholly lost upon him. While shake well eaeh time and use in doser the reader's surrendsr to ths author of a teaspoonful to a tablespoonfu muat bo complete, bls attitude should every four hours.’’ These ingredients can be obtainec not be passive, but that of active re sponsiveness and partnership.—H. M. from any good druggist, or he will get item from his wholesale house. Alden in Harper's Magazine. The Concentrated pine is a specia pine product and comes only in hall In case of pain on the lungs Hamlins ounce bottles, each enclosed in an air Wizard Oil acta like a mustard plaster, tight case, but be sure it is labelec except that it is more effective and is “Concentrated.” A prominent local druggist say* that so much nicer and cleaner to use. he has filled this prescription hundredi of times and that it is wonderfully Accounting for It. effective. Imogene—Why Is it that so many Hood's Sarsaparilla Bad Breath “For months I had great trouble with my Stomach an<l used all kind* of medicine-* Mv tongue has been actually a* green as grass, my breath having a bad odor. Two we*k»agoa friend recommended Cascaree» sn-l after using them I can willingly and cheerfully say that they have entirely cured me. I therefore let you know that I shall reccanmend them to any one suffer ing from such troubles ’—Chas. H. Hal pern, 114 E 7th St., New York, N. Y. PUavant. Palatable. Potent. Tests Good. IloGood. Never Sicken. Weaken or Gnpe. 10c. 2Sc. 30c. Never sold in bulk. Ths sen- nine tablet »tamped CCC. Guaranteed to cure or you money beck. $23 Espiteli Dlreetioae. The Langworths lived in a corner house so easily accessible from the street that they were being continu- ally annoyed by persons ringing to ask where other people lived. At laat tb« son ot th* house, say* a writer in th« New York Times, decided to put aa end to tbe nuisance. "I guess,” he said, complacently, 'there won't be any more folk* asking ff the Browns, the Biddles or the Han- Bon* live in thl* house. I’ve fixed 'em.” "What have you done?" queried Mrs Langworth. “Hung out a sign.” “And what did you print on it?" “Just five words,” replied Harold, proudly. " ‘Nobody lives here but ua.' ” AN EXCELLENT REMEDY. Will Break Up a Cold in Twenty foul Hours and Cure Any Cough That Is Curable. The following mixture is often pre scribed and is highly recommended fot Forgotten. weddings happen on Wednesday? throat apd Esmeralda—Well, on Bunday every O, don't you renumber poor Trilby, coughs, colds and other bronchial trouble: Mix two "ounces of body wants to sleep, you know; Mon Ben Bolt. Glycerine, a half ounce of Virgin Oil day la wush day, and Tuesday is Iron How you wept o'er her trial* so sf Pine compound pure, and eight ing day. Wednesday ta th* first day sore? ounces of pure Whisky. These can be In the week when there's really any The world ha* parsed on and forgot bought in any good drug store and time for marrying ten her, Ben. easily mixed together in a large bot And we hear of poor Trilby no more. tle. The genuine Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure is prepared only in the OWARD E. BURTON A Myer ««4 CUmist H L*?adv.lle, Colorado. Hpauiuisn price«: Gold. laboratories of the Leach Chemical Co., Silver, Lead, SI Gold, Silver, ”6c; Gold 60c; Zinc Cincinnati, and put up for dispensing or Copper. II- Mailing envelo|>e« and fall pricelist •ent on «ppMcatlon. Control and Umpire work in half-ounce vials. MOUXTAINEEWS SAVINGS. Mostly I b Gold, aud Soase eZ I« H Bren Hurled for Fifty Years. Isskes K»maa Gallera. I Beneath the waters of Lake Nwmi. fn Italy, llo burled two pleasure gal leys They belonged to tha Emperors Tiberius sad Caligula, and it is said they contain art treasures that havo been covers* for many centuries. Sys tematic efforts were made to recover I the contents of the old hulks by Sig nor Borghi in 1895. Divers were en gaged. and the two galleys located, measured and carefully examined, and from both bronzes, pieces of wood, an chora and ornaments of all kinds were collected. The larger vessel measures about 230 feet in .length and 80 feet in beam, and the smaller 200 feet I d length and 65 feet in beam. Some pieces of lead pipe were found in the vessels. They bear the inscription. “Caesarl* Aug. Germanice,” the official name of Caligula. The First National Bank of Logan, W. Va., has received a depcSUt to-day which has an interesting story behind it, the Roanoke correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says. The amount la 16.020, of which >5,000 is in gold coin, some of which is fifty years old. Twen ty dollars is in silver and there are fifty |20 bills, The money bad been accumulated by Milton Mullens and represent* the saving* of a lifetime. Mullen* began hoarding hi* saving* when a young man. Thl* was before the civil war. Ail his surplus he con verted into gold, which he burled in the yard. A few year* ago, when gold coin was scarce and almost out of cir culation, Mullens began to exchange his smaller money for >20 bill*. Kv I se. These were hidden in a safe place in “Can I interest sou In the subject his barn. It was believed for many ef noiseless sewing machines?" naked j ears that he was boarding his money the man at the front door. ‘‘No. sir,” said the man of the house; and on numerous occasions marauders “my daughter always sings she’s have endeavored to force him to re using a sewing machine, when no matter veal its hiding place, but without suc- what kind it la.** cess. Then he alammed the door in the A few day* ago his wife died and oallar’a face. believing that he would not live long he called his grandson, J. M. Perry, It’s Pettit’s Eye Salve and told him where to search for the that gives instant relief to eyes; irri treasure, The young man, after dig- tated from dest, heat, sun or wind. glug for some time, found the treas- All druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, ure, and this snug little fortune went Into the bank to the credit of the now Oar Own Minstrels. aged and Inflrm mountaineer. "Mlstah Walkah, kin yo’ tell me d» TAXIDERMIST The best medicines in the w orld cannot take the place of the family physician. Consult him early when taken ill. If the trouble is with your throat, bronchial tubes, or lungs, ask him about taking Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Then take it or not, as he says. publish our formula« We b*nlih alcohol from our xneaichiM We urge you lo oonsu.t your doo tor Bilious attacks, sick-hesdaches, indiges tion, constipation, dizzy spells — these are some of the results of an inactive liver. Ask your doctor if he endorsee Ayer’s Pills in these esses. The dose is smsll, one pill st bedtime. — Mad* uy th« J. C. A " ---- - " - A Literal c*» v ■ n **... —— Dial 1 action. Bishop Potter was kuowu as quite a wit, and often took delight in turn ing his humor loose on his associates, but here is an instance where the joke, although quite unintentional, was on the bishop. He was to preach at a certain parish in the West in ths even ing. and the congregation was not a little amused at the somewhat ambigu ous announcement of their worthy pas- tor, who said: "Remember our special service next Sunday afternoon, The Lord will be with us during the morning services, and Bishop Potter In the evening.— Success Magazine. dlff'unce ’tween a lady’s gown an’ d< driver of a public libr'y delivery wag on?" “No, George; I give that one up What Is the difference between a lady'* gown and thè driver of a publlc 11- brary delivery wagon?" "De one has hooks in de back, an’ d» uddah has books in de hack." "Ladies and gentlemen, the gifted tenor, Mr. Stannup N. Howell, will now sing the popular sentimental bal lad. ’Baby, Please Don't Scatter Crack er Crumbs in the Bed!”' Best for .Children licited. Kef • re nee: Car bon«to National Baah. The Family Physician I AND TANNER * Respiration in health and under * The family lived in the suburbs of normal conditions of rest or moderate FURS BOUGHT the city, and, much to the joy of Lulu, a little pig was given a home In the exercise is an unconscious act, almost F. B. FINLEY stable cellar. A few days later the as much so as digestion or tbe beat 249 Columbia Portland, Ore. little one was calling at a neighbor's, ing of the heart, but it Is very easily THE BEST Wil TOR disturbed, even in health, and in cer Gives instant relief when little throat* I where she showed great Interest in the tain diseases its disturbance is often Raises the dough FREE ON bird. and complies with are irritated and tore. Contain* 1 The lady said, "Don't you keep a one of the most distressing symptoms. all pure food laws. APPROVAL no opiate* and is a* pleasant to lake I The short breath following violent ex bird at home?" as it is effective. MOOIRN rxp “No," said Lulu, "we keep a pig in ertion, such as running or hill-climb 'I AU Dru<»Uta. 28 easts. J ing, is familiar to every one. it is stead.”—Delineator. due to the Increased call for oxygena Al Prices that Defy t ompetition Hard to Locate. tion of the blood and the temporary TttTH WITHOUT PLATES A SPECIALTY "How about this new student’* idea." inability of the heart to pump the Means an unfailing water supply. It of orthography?” «aid one professor blood in sufficient volume through the means that you will have the most practi cal Domestic water simply system now in "He has me puzzled,' replied the lungs. u»e. Na elevated tank, no frozen pipes in other. "I can’t decide whether he it winter, no stagnant water in summer, no When shortness of breath is brought water supply troubles of any sort. 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Live Chickens 14c WHALEBONE PLATES........................... 810.00 "O, papa!” exclaimed the $-year-old Out-of-town patient« can obtain perfect work Permanent shortness of breath, or Address boy; “doesn’t that lady look funny and aave money by calling at our office. dyspnoea, as it is technically called, wearing an umbrella!” NO STUDENTS NO GAS NO COCAINE FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO, is a more serious affair, and is usu t \ A you ve yet All work guaranteed for ten yean Belonged to (he Union. "risMins the Beef Trust'* ally due to some actual disease. What \ ' ML/to leam the bodily CHICAGO PAINLESS DENTISTS LEWIS & STAVER CO. "Tell me — ah — are you a — er — ah — e A Ul comfort it gives in Portland, Oregon. the disease Is of which this dyspnoea 333Vi Washington Si.. Car. Sixth good, careful, excellent cook and a— ei the wettest weather is a symptom can often be discovered Established 15 yean. Here to atay. Portland, Ore. —a very superior laundress?" made roe — Spokane, Wäkh "Ah-h-h! Wot d’ye taake me fer— only by a careful and thorough medi H ard stiwiCE cal examination of all the organs of twins?”—Harper's Weekly. --------------- AND Boise, Idaho. the body. GUARANTEED WATERPROOF It Is often called asthma, and treat ed at home by Inhaling the fumee of •3QO burning niter paper or by some other AT ALL GOQO ST0M5 CATALOG riEt But asthma Out of town people of the ordinary remedies. can have their plate Is a distinct disease, although Its true ______A J vowf • ca BOSTOM U SA. TOW ID CAMAOAN CO UNITED. TUBONTD CAM and bridge work <*»• iahed in on« nature Is not yet definitely determined. if neoeeaary. We will five you a goo It occurs in paroxysms, usually at 22k fold t porcela i i night, in the Intervals of which the crown for 13.51 Molar Crowns 5. OC breathing Is generally easy and quiet. 22kBridffoT«eth 3.5Í Per.nanent dyspnoea is another mat Gold Filling 1.0C ter. and is an Indication of something Enamel Fillings 1.0C wrong. SilvM Fillinn ,5t It may be due to a great variety of 2.5¿ Inlay Fillings The RAYO LAMP 1» a high grade lamp »old at a low price. causes, only a few of which can be There are lamps that cost more but there 1» no better lamp Good RobUr at any price. The Burner, the Wick, th* Chlmnev Holder — Plates 5.(f mentioned here. all ara vital thins» tn a lamp; the»« part» of the RAYO Bnt Rod rub LAMP are perfectly oonttructed and there is nothing 7.5 Anemia, or poverty of blood, may ber Plato. ___ ’ known in the art of lamp-making that could add to the _____ _________ _ ____ Painlow Extr (ion .5k give rise to permanent dyspnoea, as value ot the MAYO as a fight-ci ring device. Suitable for WORK GUARANTEED FOR IS YEARS a.n/ r°°in 1» th« house. Every dealer everywhere. Palnleas Extraction > r®« wh«nplataa or bridge work well as to shortness of breath on If not nt your», write for deaenptiva circular to the 1« ordered. Consultation Free. You cannot wet better THE The symptom Is a regular neareat Agency of tbe painless work done anywhere. All work fully ruar- exertion. an teed. Modern electric equipment. Be«t method«. STEADY accompaniment ->f diminished lung ca WHITE pacity, either through consolidation of UCKT (Incorportted) SKISST K>imj>"£oi»coN more or less of the lung tissue in tu berculosis or pneumonia, or through on icz aouss: * a . m . m • ». M. snas»n. • te * compression of the lungs by an accu — - -------- . ___ _______ ... * mulation of fluid or air In the chest. Anything that lntei*feres with the free action of the heart, such as weak ness of the cardiac muscle or disease of the valves of the heart, pressure by To travel East fatty deposits, an enlarged liver, or is via the as In the stomach, will produce short No oil heater has a higher efficien ness of breath. cy or greater heating power than the Short breath In children lo com monly the result of obstruction in the air passages, caused by enlarged ton sils, the presence of glandular tissue in the pharynx, called adenoids, or a swollen condition of the mucous mem brane of the larynx. It i* not necessary for (Equipped with Smokeles* Device) Persistent shortness of breath lo a a work shoe to look clumsy With it you can go from the cold symptom that should not be neglected. to give good wear. Have your dealer A Pet An show. 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