HON. W. II. KflMAlK.II
or wLsr viudiNiA
IMtAISLS Pl-HU-NA
r ,m
A-. .,'4i. Mil
Hon. W. M. Kclbdush.
A ('"I'IhI Any Time of tin' Vi'iir, l!s
I't'i iitllv in l t v at ) it-r, in Wiy I -
)l'lf"i to till- SVHt in. iv-ru-in in
nil lliciilnled I omc fur Such Ciim'H,
!! What l'ci pic Say .Mn.ul It.
j ll. n. V. II Kt ll ainrli. Kx-M. inlrt-r
W. Vn. legislature, '.'(ll H li Mut t,
i.N. I!., V;if liiny ton, I. ('., writes:
"Vou tan use my name and word at
B limre, lor I'rrunn on a mediiinr and
limit tinrqunlled. I hrtve liied it lor a
Muhlxirn told and hntily run down y-
Irni. I trU d till soi Is ol other mrdii inr.
! and paid m-vcr.il eapensivr dotor bills.
ilVrunit turrd nif, Mrt-nKthenrd me
nutrr than ever, and sttvcd nw money."
.'lis. (lam l.itt.r-t, !-oulit Id, I ii. l
.i : " I. ii ft i.i'A I I iM.lt ii hr vi re I'i'I'l.
In 'k IVrim.i lx-c:iri 1 iniji- :ttil U'
on vn until I vui- ul. ! tn Mm in v work."
Jf till' Mississippi VllllcV WlTi' IIS iti llic
1y pOpllhltcil Ml MilHHIII'llllSI't in, it would
lllle a.'il . H K l, H X I jllllllhitllllta.
Motnrrawlll fl tol M'-. Wllialow'a Soothing
Nyrup the lt remedy lotian ur tliulr children
tlurli'g the loethtiig rlod.
"Conn', come, oLI boy, brncc up! You
know tlmt faint harr ne'er woo fit i r
Indy." "Hut ahe'a a brunette." C'leye
In ml 1'lnin Healer.
Catarrh Cannot ba Cured
with I.oi'AI. A ITI.K' ATJoNN. aa they cannot
rml ti llm mat of tlin illMtaan. I alarm It a
IiIikhI nr roiimitiitloiial li. iw, ami In order to
euro It yon mini lake inUirnal rrmeillaa.
Hall t'aiarrli urn la laki-n ItiliTiially, ami
aria .11 to. 1 1 y on I lie blood anil miicotiaetirlarea.
Had a atarrlt lire la not a quark tiirdliliie.
It vn pri'M-rlts'it liy olio ol I ho lal pli vmilatu
In tM" roiiniry lor yeara, ati'l la a ri'Kiifar rr
,i-tltlon. It la i'oiii pi. ant of the lieat totilra
k In mn, rotiil.tni'il Hh I ho heal lilooil purl
I'l'tN, artliiK Htirlly on the iiiiM'otia atir'ara-.
1 In- i'i Ii" I rum l.lua Ion ol I lu' two I nit ti''lo mi
la ulnil roiiii' mi h wi'iolarful rranlla lu
i'Uflnv I nlnrrh. H-ml (or IratirnniilalM Irri'.
K. J I IIKM V .Hi), l'ro.a., 'lolnlo, ().
Sol.l tiv ilinif.'lii''. pi Id' ;.
Ilali'a I'aii.lly l llla am ll.r tifat.
Illieyrd I nl rnrl lona.
Mini of tli llouar Vf'iiii, I loli yon
to i n II inr at 7 aluirp thU luoi iriiK'.
1 1 iinrtit ic I r-:i I ! ,vi hh ahniri at I
couM, aorr. Init I ooiiltln't wnke ye.
TITO hf' ' '',lnr, nn'l K" Nrrvniia fln''ftci
fllo I" rtinoii'iilly i-ur.'il tv lr. Kluif'a (tr'-at
Sri v" ll. ..i. r. Honil f.T KIlKK 2 I r I r. I Imltl mill
Urallar. It. il II. K I III . UI..U.U At.li hi., l'Uila.,l'
lr. S.llinirl SlIlili'H. Biithor of "Si'lf
Il.'lp" nun oiIiit works, left mi cKlu'e vi.i-
uf.i nt $:is;i,.v.,i).
Young MEN, Old MEN, Middle.Aged MEN
Sotnl for fri'f fa id jli Ivt in uluin cover.
'IV I In about mi ailiiiino that innuri'H
iii)incKN, luiilili ami nuccchh in life.
Fri-t' Hi'tnl Hxliiv.
I0RTLAD APPLIANCE CO.
P. O. Bon 25 Portland, Ore.
20-Mule-Team
Borax
Is an Ecomomical
Labor-Saving
Aid to the Household
t'li'iim wllliiiiit Injury the nioal it.llrnl luhrli a
aa well ui kl elmii iiiaimll". o d worlt.Hllvi r.rlilna.
flHiKwi.rr, lliivn, tilunktiia, wooli'iin. al ka. It H l
In- lilkliiNt valur In IIih lulli'l, luiih mill lilirai ry,
and In a liurinitan nuluiul illalnl'i rliiiiL
A t ilrali'ra. Kill1 alt i.arkaK ll'inn A Ilnrui
r-i.iip ; IK pnKi' liookli-l mill null vi.nlr plrluru 7iM liu
In r.ilorn tVni' Inr 10 ranla mill ilnilnr'a llauii'. 1'A
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llaulwood Co., Hlh and Oak.
MKN'HC'I.OTHINO ItulTiim A Pandlalon, anla
Kino l a Alflrad lianlamln A l o.'a anrraot tilolliaa
Kvarylhlna la man'a rnriilalilnjia. Morrlaou and
HI alb airaala. l)pioalt poatonToa.
1'IAMUH A OHO ANH-Many Una Inatrumanta ra
vvrl lo ua arcounl a rkin-aa or roinnval oftiuyar
Wrlia for draor pllon of p anoa now on liaml,
Irrina, am. Wrlto today, lillbvrt t'o., l'urtland
P. N. U.
No. 32-06
lit N writing toadvartlsaraploasa
wiviiub aula ajir.
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MIIIIHIUIIillHHh
5 UlwU
1 hi- HltoiiMo ii f Hit. limit.
Tin. iniillli'il t I ii ii i 'm ami roll Iiiin luiit
Tin' aulilirr'a IiimI liitlon;
Nn timi on lifn'a inrii'i' hIiiiII inert
'Mini liravi' mid fiilli'ii fi'W.
I III f it iik-'h rlrl nnl i'iliiilnK Kfoillli
'llii'ir Milriil tenia me anreml,
Ami (iliiiy itunrila, wiili hoIi'Iiiii round,
'J lie liivii'.uii' of the ili inl.
Nn rumor of I lie f'N-'a nilviuii e
Now mwi'IU upon the wluil;
No trmihleil ihniiKhtN nt tnliliilnlit bnunta
( If lovei iiiii'n left In himl ;
Nu vlaion of the iiiorrow'a alrifu
'I'he vMirrlor'a (Irnun nliiriua;
No (ri .v iutt hoin nor mitohiu.iik flfa
At ilunii aliiill eiill to nrina.
Tin I r HhlviTril aworila lire red wlili runt,
Their jiliiuo'il hi'inli nre bowed;
Their hniiKhly luiiim r, trailed in dual,
la now their iiiiirtial Mhroud.
And ienii.inia fiinernl teiira have wnHhed
'I'he red atnliia from etieh lirow,
And the proiid foruiH, hy buttle Knahod,
Are free fniMI lllillihll HOW.
'I'he nelliin' triMipa, the (l.mhiiiK blnde.
The hiii;le'a alirriiiK blaat.
'I'he I'hnrKe, h ilN-tnlf ul rniinonnde.
The tlin n m nlioill, lire pliat ;
No wiir'a wild note imr kI"!)' J"'l
Kin, II thrill with lierce delKt
Thoae hrenau tlmt never inori! limy fel
'I'he I ti jit ii r- of the llifht.
IIke the Menu northern )Mirrlrn
Tlmt awei-p liia (treat phitenu,
J-'luxheil with the lriiiniih yet to gain,
('nine down the aerrhil f''.
Who hennl the thunder of the fray
r.li'llk o'er the field lielli'llth.
Knew well the wnti'hword of that day
Wait "Vli'tory or Iieiilh."
Ixuilf had the ilnulilfill rolillli't rrlRed
O'er all that alriikiti plain,
I'or never lierirr liiflil had wiiP'il
Tin- vengeful hi o.l of Spain ;
And Ml ill the aliirin of Imtlle blew.
Si ill awe!!."! the K.iry tide;
Not lone our Htout old i-h.rf liiln knew,
Sui'h mill his Hlriliylh could bide.
'Twiin In that hour his stern command
Oilled to a martyr' jtrnve
The Dower of his liclovcd land,
T!n nation's II. i' In sine.
Ity rivera of their fathers' (core
Ilis firm born laurcla grew,
And well he disuued the amis would jKiur
'Ilieir Uvea for K'ory, too.
Full many a norther'a breath hna awopt
O'er Ang'tstura'a plain,
And long the pitying aky haa wept
Alcove Ita mouldered alait).
The ravfii'a aerenm, or eagle's flight,
Or ahepherd'a pensive Iny,
Alone awokea each aullen height
Tlmt frowned o'er that dred fray.
Sona of the Park and Moody Ground,
You iniist not siumlMT there,
Where HtraiiKer ateps and tongues re
aound AlouB the lieiHllesH nir.
Your own proud luml's heroic Boil
Shall be your litter jrrave;
She claims from war his richest spoil
The oshcH of her brave.
Tints 'iienili their parent turf they rest,
Far from the gory th'ld,
I!orni to a Spartan tnolher's breast
On many a bloody shield;
The sunshine of their native aky
Smiles Madly on them here,
And kindred pjch nnd hearts watch by
The heroes' Hepulchle.
Heat on, embalmed and sainted dead !
lii'iir as the blood ye gave;
No Impious footstep here shall tread
The herbage of your grave;
Nor shall your glory lie forgot
While Fame her record keeps,
O Honor points the hallowed nKit
Where Valor proudly sleeps.
Yon marble minstrel's voiceless atone
In deathless aong shall tell,
When ninny n vanished age hath flown,
The story how ye fell ;
Nor wreck, nor change, nor winter's
blight.
Nor Time's remorseless doom,
Shall dim one ray of glory's light
That gilds your deathless tomb.
Theodore O'llani.
LOSING BRAZIL TRADE.
I. nek of Merchant Murine Tula I'nlt
eil Mlnlea Far lu ltrnr.
HrazU lu a country of varied and
wonderful resources and, with the In
troduction of proper machinery and up
to dato methods, Its development would
be extended so that within n few years
It would produce enormously and take
rittdi anions tho loading commercial
countries In tho world, nays the New
York Tribune. Its exjKirt trade Is ad
vancing now at n very rapid rate, es
pecially Unit In rubber, which amounts
to million", of dollars annually.
The Introduction of tho bicycle, the
nvitomohllo and other rubber-tired ve
hicles lias Riven the rubber production
an Impetus which has caused It to
forgo to tho front as tho leading ex
port of tho country.
Tho coffee trade Is also being extend
ed rupld'yi having, a healthy growth to
Its credit. The United States purchases
on-half Ui coffee exported from llra
Eil, which, during tho fiscal year ended
with June 80, 1004, amounted In value
to $10,022,074.
Of tho three leading nations which
Bold their products to Hrazll in 1004
Croat Drltaln ranks first, with $34,070,
200 to Us credit, or 28 per cent of tho
total amount of her Imports. Germany
comes second, with 115,075,118, or 12
per cent, and the United States third,
with 114,031,070, or 11 per cent. The
jreat disparity of the amount of goods
told by Groat Hrltain and the United
Slates to Hraill presents a problem
for the manufacturers and exporter
of this country which must bn "olvtxl
If their trade with (lint and other
St t Hi Aiik'I-Iciiii countries Is ti Ixi
(. teliileil.
Of I'.ritnln's Imports In l!Kil the
lending tirllcles were the manufac
ture of coltiiii, which itiiiotirited to
5IN,7II.II2 ; tiiMiitifni liinn of Iron nnd
steel, Hi,r.i7r.l ; brcadsltifTM, fl.'I.HOU,
".'II; wine, f7,ilMri,i!2.1 ; provisions, $7.
207.IHO, ami coal, fit.lH.VIoS. Of nil
these, with the possible exception of
wine, the United Htnles Is n manufac
turer, or agricultural producer, and It
seems absurd that Hn17.ll should f
obliged to sii-k them In F.urope Instead
of from her North American nelgblior.
Of the exports from Hra.ll during
the same period coffee and rubber
iiuiiprlMed the principal article. For
tin- six months ended June M, l'.sl
and HHi.", the value of coffee exported
niiioiiHted to MI.l l.'l,!fl." and f;'.:i,t 10,
011, and tlw value of the rubber to
$M.,4 KI.N77 and f.'i'.i.tild, I.'!'.i, respective
ly. This ahows nn Increase In rubber
eyjMirlM of f IO,1iWJ,.Vi2 for this nix
month under review.
In recent years a large amount of
foreign capital bus been Invested In
l!liiy.lllali etilerprlM's, especially In the
c.ty of Klo Janeiro. German capital
ists have established steam.vbip llne-t
Tor coast KeTvice, and American and
Canadian capitalists have acipilred tho
cir lines, gas works mid tolcplKmc ser
vict. at Hlo Janeiro, the money lnv-st-eil
being closely estimated at f2o,0X),
(MK. This, however, Is only the beginning
of the Invasion of Hra.ll by foreign
enterprise. There is a determined
movement now beliiR mtide to revolu
tIonl7; the trade conditions ttiere. Tlie
United States Is reaching out to grasp
what It considers to be Its fair sharo
of the trade which lias been controlled
so long by Great Hrltalu nnd Germany.
Tin greatest obstacle III the way of its
passage to the desired goal Is the
weakness, of the merchant marine of
this country. American exporters have
not the facilities for transporting their
goods to Hr117.il which are enj yed by
their rivals In F.urope. ami until this
ob-tiicb. Is removed the progress of
An ct loan trade lini.-t necessarily lie
ilW.
The record of the jsirts of Hrazll for
the year l!'l is a sad one for study by
American exporters. I hiring the year
17, -in? sailing vessels and steamers en
tercd the ports, with an aggregate ton
nage of ll.S70,.riii.1, being an Increase
of 1..TKJ In the numlier of vessels and
11,2115 In the tonnage, and of these the
American ting Is representel as among
the 200 of "other countries" not speci
fic! because of the small numlier of
their h!p.
BEAUTIFUL AND CLEVER.
Ilaroneaa Huarn One of the Moat
1'iipnlar Woman In Wanhlniiton.
One of the mt beautiful and clever
women lu Washington Is Haronons lto
tfii, wife of the Russian ambassador.
She Is the confi
dant and adviser of
her husband nnd
nothing Is done by
the latter unless
the baroness Is first
consulted. The lat
ter bs well ac
1 ti a I n t e d w 1 1 h
American ways,
having been with
her husband w1kii
be was consul gen
eral at New York
BAltO.NK.SS HONKN.
and likewise at Washington when ho
was charge d'affaires: there. It was in
Washington that their only child, Miss
Kll.abeth, now a nprlghtly girl of Id,
was born. Haroness Itosen Is the daugh
ter of Gen. OllnUoll, a famous Hus
slun soldier and governor of Nljnl Nov
gorod. She tJikes a prominent place In
Washington society and has made mauy
friends Uith for herself and her hus
band by her cleverness, tact and great
beauty.
A eternn.
A member of the bar of Baltimore
relates how a witness In a trial suit
In that city once "got back" at the
lawyer who had been endeavoring to
"rattle" the witness by a severe cross
examination. At n certain point lu the proceedings
the witness suddenly Interrupted the
cross-examining lawyer by exclaiming:
"Look here! You needn't think you
kin rattle mo by askln' all them ques
tions." "No?" was the sarcastic rejoinder.
"No, slrree?!" cam In emphatic tono
from the refractory witness. "Your
questions don't bother nie at all. I've
raised threo sons nn' two grandsons,
an' I've been In training a good many
years." Harper's Weekly.
Overahot the Mark.
Mrs. Houston I don't believe you
ever want to work.
Weary Willie Oh, honest, lady,
many's tho time. But I'm such a stren
uous feller that every time I start ter
go ter work I go clean past It. Phila
delphia Press.
AVrltlnir by Pruiy,
Newman The Idea of saying that
Penman doesn't write tho books that
are published over his name I Why, he
keeps two secretaries busy I
(jrltlcus Yes, one writing and the
other dictating. Translated for Tales
from Le Figaro.
Baduea of It.
Slngletou The only relations I have
are distant
Wedderly Huh! You're In luck.
All mine are near enough to visit me.
Chicago News.
If a mun make a change lu business
against his wife's wishes, and It proves
n mistake, how he does catch It for tho
bulance of bis lift i
fxglfivcntionl
Fx plosive rock has lxs-ti reported
from the north of tho Tatieru tunnel In
Austria. The rock h In such compres
sion that, without warning, tdnbs sev
eral yards In dimension will be sud
denly hurled from one wall to the oth
er. Fatal accident have resulted.
Kan Francisco's earthquake was felt
nnd duly registered by tho seismograph
of the Zlkawel observatory, near Shang
hai, China. The perturbation was rath
er strong, and the commotions propa
gated through the earth's crust lasted
a llttbi over one hour nnd thirty-four
minutes.
l'ontyiiool, Fiigbmd, Is anxious about
the electric cable that runs through tlm
town. The corjMiratlon surveyor asserts
that several horse have taken fright
owing to the electric current catching
their shoes tiinl throwing them on their
haunchcM. A town councilor said tli'j
streets were "full of current," and that
"the town might be blown up ut any
moment."
Acetylene Is being used as nn ex
plosive In Germany, where It has prov
en disappointing as an lllumlnaiit. Fadi
cartridge contains an ounce and three
fourths of calcium carbide, yielding
alsiut sixteen quarts of acetylene, and
after wetting the carbide the confined
mixture of generated gas nnd nlr Is
exploded by an electric spark. In blast
ing the rock Is not thrown out, but is
broken up Into pieces small enough to
be readily removed.
In liquefying helium, the last of the
gases that have len thought to be per
manent, Olszewski has reached a tem
perature of 271.3 degrees below zero
Centigrade. This Is a cold about 11
degrees greater than Dewar obtained
three years ago In liquefying hydrogen,
and Is within ulsiut 2 degrees of the
supposed absolute zero. The question
has now been rnl.-ed whether 27.'5.7 de
grees below the free7.lng point of water
Is really the absolute zero.
The continuous expansion of the steel
Industry, and the consequent call for
Improvement In tho qualities of the
metal, have led to many experiments
that have produced. In some cases, sur
jiriRlng results. Every one knows the
extraordinary effects of mingling a lit
tle nickel with steel. Hut the possibil
ities of steel alloys have apparently
only Just begun to be explored. One
of the latest of the valuable results at
talned by the experimenters is due to
an Intermixture of a little vanadium.
Steels containing from 2 to 12 per
cent, of nickel have both their tensile
strength and their elastic limit Tn
creased by the addition of not more
than 1 per cent of vanadium. This Is
especially true when the steel Is tern
l?red by heating to about 850 degrees
Centigrade, and cooling In water at
atmospheric pressure.
It Is generally known that the colon
of vegetation vary In Intensity in a di
rect ratio to the amount of sunlight
combined with coolness of temperature,
within certain limits. Examples are
the Intense redness of apples grown In
northern climates, and the deep colors
of Alpine vegetation. But the soil, and
other influences, also have an effect
upon plant colors. Henry Kraemer has
recently experimented nion the artifi
cial control of the colors of plants
through the Introduction of chemicals
Into the soil they grow in. In very
small quantities such chemicals are ab
sorbed without apparent Injury, but the
effect upon the colors is slight. Yellow
roses, for Instance, appeared to become
deeper In color under the Influence of
aluminum sulphate and potassium sul
phate. With the use of these snme
chemicals the petals of the white car
nation showed a tendency to develop
red streaks, whereas when fed with
ammonium sulphate, aluminum sul
phate, Iron citrate and citric acid, scar
let carnations tended to form white
streaks.
THE YOUNGEST FARMER.
jo-- 'r-. .
McLean County. Illinois, is noted for
its agricultural predominance the world
over, and It now claims to possess the
most Juvenile farmer on record. John
Harpole Wiley is his name, and ho Is
seven years of age. The lad handles a
team of largo horses with perfect ease
and can also plow and uso the mowing
machine. In spite of his tender years
and rugged life he Is a sturdy lad and
Insists on putting lu a full day's work.
l'ernilaaloii taranteil.
The following Incident is related of
Nat Goodwin, the actor. Not long ago
Goodwin was standing on the corner of
Broadway and 8th street, where thrul
car Hues couverge, when a seedy-looking
individual, apparently from tho
country, approached him questlonlngly.
"I want to go to tho Brooklyn
Bridge," he said, looking lu perplexity
nt the cars rushing In six different di
rections. "Very well," said Goodwin, severe
ly! "jou can go this time, but never
abk me agiiln." Ilnrper'a Weekly.
A bank Isn't necessarily solid be
et use It bus a Btoue front.
Too Maeh ol m Good Thin.
"Even assuming tlmt humor Is th
silt of life, we don't want to ent salt
with a spoon. But here In America
everything sepms to be sacrificed to
humor. Your politics linve to be made
humorous. Your courts of Justice have
to amuse. Before a great time has
gone by you will be having funny ser
mons. We shall hear that llev. Mr. ;
So nnd So's Sunday morning sermon '
was a real screamer that It was re- !
reived with ronrs of laughter. Then the
church servbe will be considered a bit
too slow, and will have to be rewrit
ten by some bright young humorist
from a newspaper of lice. Your very
murder cases will have to be mad
'bright.' It Is 11 foregone conclusion
that domestic' tragedies shall lie sldi- !
splitting. I really nm not sure that In
time America, will not get a comical ,
funeral service, with a low-comedy
undertaker." Jerome K. Jerome In tbs ,
CosmoiKdlttim i
r.ifn l-rrman t ata I'orr.
I'hor-be was the 4-yenr-oId daughter
of a missionary to Persia, ism in that
bind of Oriental ease nnd hospitality;
and her little mind was Imbued with
such Ideas of mutual compliment and
her little tongue so given to graces of
speech that her New England grand
mother bad many a shock. j
The morning after the little girl nr
rlved nt the grandmother's home the
old lady was brushing out I'ho'be's 1
curls, gloating over her after the fash-
1
Ion of grandmothers.
"My little phofbe-bird:' she said over:
and over again.
"Why do you call nfe pbaebe-bird?" j
asked the child at last.
"Here In America we have a bird
that says 'Plnebe! phosbe!'" explained
her grandmother.
The child smiled, nnd her mother,;
standing by, knew what was passing;
in Phobe's mind. Not so the grand-1
mother, who finished her task reluc-;
tantly at last, and then stooped down '
for a kiss. j
"In Persia." Fald Phobe, In her most.
caressing tone, "we have one old cat.
who say 'Dranma! drr.nma!'"
W A
imUVl.NNXXX'WXV.1.V..
The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signa
ture of Chas. II. Fletcher, and lias been made under his
personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
Just-as-jjood" are but Experiments, and endanper tho
health of Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothingr Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its acre is its g-uarantee. It destroys AVorms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural bleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought
7
Bears the
Sill . ZTISl
aT mr At aaWrV- rW AT A W
v mw- r- aaaaaBBr' aw at vt m r
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CtNTAUft COM PA HIT. TT HUHMV TfttrT, NCW YORK CITY.
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How to Exercise the
Bowels
Your Intestines are lined inside with
millions of little suckers, that draw the
Nutrition out of food as it passes them.
But, if the food passes too slowly, it
decays before it gets through. Then the
little suckers draw Poison from It instead
of Nutrition.
This Poison makes a Cas that Injures
your system more than the food should
have nourished It.
You see, the food 13 Nourishment or
Poison, just according to how long it stays
in transit.
The usual remedy for
this delayed passage (called
Constipation) Is to take a
big dose of Castor Oil.
This rrterely make slippery the passage
for unloading the current cargo.
It does not help the Cause of delay a
trifle.
It does slacken the Bowel-Muscles more
than ever, and thus weakens them for
their next task.
Another remedy Is to take a strong
Cathartic, like Salts, Calomel, Jalap, Phos
phate of Sodium, Aperient Water, or any
of these mixed.
What does the Cathartic, do?
It merely flushes-out the Bowels with a
waste of Digestive Juice, set flowing Into
the Intestines through the tiny suckers.
But, the Digestive Juice we waste in
doing this today is needed for tomorrow's
natural Digestion. We cannot afford to
lose It.
That's why Cascarets are the only safe
medicine for the bowels.
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They do not waste any precious fluid of
the Bowels, as Cathartics do.
They do not relax the Intestines by
greasing them inside like Castor Oil or
Glycerine.
They simply stimulate the Bowel
Muscles to do their work naturally, com
fortably, and nutritiously.
And, the Exercise these Bowel Muscles
are thus forced to take, makes them
sjremger for the future,' just as Exercise
makes your arm stronger.
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Cascarets are as safe to
use constantly as they are
pleasant to take.
They are purposely put up like candy,
so you must eat them slowly and let them
go down gradually with the saliva, which
is in itself, a fine, natural Digestive.
They are put up purposely In thin, flat,
round-cornered Enamel boxes, so they
can be carried In a man's vest pocket, or
in a woman's purse, all the time, without
bulk or trouble.
Price lOo a box at all druggists.
Be very careful to get the genuine,
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold In bulk. Every tablet
stamped "CCC."
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