44 You May Bend the Sapling
But N ot the Tree.”
When disease has become chronic and
deep . 1 eated it is often difficult to cure it.
That is the reason w h y it is best to
take Hood's Sarsaparilla when disease
first shows itself, In long-seated, tena­
cious cases, Hood's Sarsaparilla is also
wonderfully successful.
“ AN UNPROFESSIONAL MODEL.”
NEARLY
In d ia u
r ; p H E sun declining on the coast of
I f N orw ay m ade the wide fjord
^
shim m er like liquid gold below
the purple m ountains. C hristine s a t a t
th e foot of the cliff dream ing—not th a t
she w as asleep, b u t lost in reverie. The
sun m ade her long braided h air shine
like a halo as she rested her cheek on
h er hand and dream ed. H e r thoughts
w ere fa r aw ay, an d she did n o t notice
th a t some one had quietly row ed his
b o at w ithin a short distance of w here
sh e sa t H e w as eyidently an a rtist,
fo r a t his feet in the boat lay an open
portfolio.
H e dropped his oars, entranced a t the
unexpected an d lovely vision. T he
flower-like face of the girl, the q u a in t
costum e—a sh o rt brow n woolen skirt, a
chem isette of snow y linen, a black vel­
v et bodice and a red stocking cap on
h er gleam ing hair.
W h at a stu d y for his n ex t exhibition!
Snatching his pencil, he made a h asty
sketch of the little figure, w ith the cliffs
loom ing up behind, the placid w ater
alm o st touching her feet. She w as
surely a fairy of th is land of rom ance,
a n d presen tly the little elves would
come to seek her. H e could alm ost
fan cy them w hispering to her now.
H av in g finished th e sketch, he gently
rowed ashore.
C hristine stared w ith surprise as he
leaped from the boat, b u t w as reassu red
by the respectful m anner in w hich he
addressed her.
“ I beg your pardon fo r in tru d in g ,”
said he politely. “I had :.no idea th ere
w as anyone in th is region bfit m yself.
BURIED
ALIVE.
W o m a n ’s N a r r o w E s c a p e
a T e rrib le D e a th .
SYRUP OF FIGS
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T h e W in n e r SufFe-ed a G r e a te r L o s s in
H is P e rso n a l P ro p e r ty .
‘T H E R E COULD BE NO M ISTA K IN G H E R .
B u t will you kindly tell me the nam e
of this place? I t is m arvelously beau­
tifu l.” And he s a t dow n on a rock n ear
by.
“T h a t is the N aerofjord,” she replied,
an d her eyes seem ed fathom s deep as
she spoke. “I t is very beautiful, b u t a
sad thing happened here.” .
“W h at w a s th a t? Do tell me,” he
asked, a t the sam e tim e m aking m ental
n otes of the lovely model he intended
to reproduce on th e o ther side of the
sea.
“M any years ago,” she w ent on, f‘a
b eau tifu l m aiden lived on th is m oun­
tain, and she sang so sw eetly in the
evening th a t all w ere charm ed who
listened to her. She w as m erry and
happy, an d h er songs w ere gay as any
b ird ’s. B ut one day a stra n g e r cam e in
h is b o at—even as you come now—and
h earin g th e m aiden singing a s she sa t
here he p raised h er voice an d said m any
th in g s w hich pleased her. And a fte r
th a t they m et here every evening d u r­
ing th e sum m er tim e, and she w as so
happy she sang only f o r love bf him.
T hough he lived in a d ista n t country,
she consented to become his bride. H e
prom ised to come for her w hen th e
leaves fell in th e forest, b u t he did not
come. T he snow covered th e m ountains
an d th e spring m elted it, and th en she
knew she would see him no more. And
h er sad songs seem ed like a m oan as
th e w ind carried them out to sea, till
one nig h t a terrib ie storm sw ep t th e
fjo rd and th e girl did not come home.
T hey found h er th ere by th e rock in
th e m orning, w here th e w aves had
w ash ed her body on th e sand. And
som e say th a t on storm y n ig h ts you can
h e a r h er m oaning by th e cliffs, for she
still m ourns for th e lover who prom ised
to come. I never sit here a t su n set b u t
I th in k of her.”
“ T hank you,” responded th e a r tis t “I
d id n 't know th e stcry, b u t I can quite
believe it of such a place a s this. Do
you live on th e m ountain?” And he
noted th e sm all feet and delicate hands,
w hich did not look a s if they had eve •
d one much work.
B T U O T E T H E KAM B.
“Speaking of practical jokes,” said a
C anal street business m an to a Mobile
H erald reporter, “ I saw th a t old om elet
trick played on a fellow in A tlan ta the
o th er night and I w a s really am azed
th a t he didn’t go on the w arp ath then
an d there.
A lw a y s c h e a p e r
i n t h e e n d t h a n a n y se e d s
“T he th in g occurred a t a re sta u ra n t
t h a t o n ly co st h a lf a s m u c h .
w here I w as tak in g supper w ith four
T e s te d , t r u e to n a m e , f re s h a n d
chance acquaintances m ade on the
r e lia b le . A l w a y s t h e b e s t . A s k
Lf o r F e r r y ’s — t a k e n o o th e r s .
trip. One of the p arty w as a cigar
'W rite for 1900 Seed Annual.
salesm an from Richmond, and a fte r
D. M. F E R R Y A CO.,
Detroit« Mich.
supper he am used us w ith some sleight
of-hand tricks. F inally he turned to
a N orth Georgia m erchant, who w as in
th e crowd, and asked if he had ever
seen an om elet m ade in a hat.
“T he m erchant w as a portly, ra th e r
pom pous individual, and replied, a fte r
J u s t a s c h e a p a s p o o r in k .
some thought, th a t he had not. ‘Well,'
said the tobacco m an, ‘I ’ll bet the ci­
A T 1 T 1 ? C ! SEC R E T —T en C ents; c o in to
g a rs for us tw o th a t I can m ake an X
J L i a U J . J j j Ö T . M. G., M odesto, C al. B ox 536.
om elet in the crow n of your new si.k
h a t w ithout dam aging it in the slight­ Are You Tired ?
e st degree.’ I knew w h at w as coming
and began to giggle hysterically, but Do You Lack Energy ?
Y o u c a n b ecom e e n e rg e tic a n d lo se t h a t
th e Georgian rem arked solemnly th a t
t i r e d fe e lin g by u s in g
he knew he would lose, b ut w as will­
M oore’s Revealed Rem edy
ing to pay 20 cents to see the trick.
I t c o n ta in s rio d a n g e ro u s d r u g s —i t h as
W ith th a t he handed over his hat,
a p le a s a n t ta s te . 11 a b o ttle a t d ru g g is ts .
w hich w as brand-new , and th e tobacco
salesm an proceeded to send fdr some
eggs and broke several into the crown.
C ash p a id for S to n e A rro w s S p ears,
“H e stirred them up w ith a knife and
P ip es,A x e s,etc. W rite a n d se n d o u t­
th e n held th a t h a t over the gas. In lin e s to H . P . H a m i l t o n , T w o R i v e r s , W i s .
ab o u t th re e seconds it w as a ghastly,
SO L E A G E N C Y
hideous ruin, dripping raw eggs
W orthington
through a big hole burned in th e top.
Steam Pum ps
‘By jove!’ be exclaim ed, ‘you have beat
and Water
Meters.
me out of the cigars. I ’ve forgotten
Pum ping P lants of
how to do th e trick ,’ As th e Georgian
Any Capacity
exam ined his w recked tile his face w as
TA T U M & B O W E N
2 9 t o 3 5 F ir s t S tr e e t, P o r t la n d , Or.
a study for a painter. A few hours
Machinery—A ll Kinds.
la te r I encountered him a t th e hotel,
im p r o v e d
an d ; he took me aside.
LIVER
“ ‘I won th a t fellow ’s cigars all right,’
ONE FOR A DOSE.. C ure Sick H eadache
he said, ‘b u t I still th in k it w as a kind and
D yspepsia, Rem ove P im ples a n d P u rify th e
of a foolish bet.’ ”
Blood. A id Digestion a n d P re v e n t B iliousness. Do
C
BARTER'S IN K
INDIAN RELICS WINTER
OR. GUNN’S
T he so-called m odest violet com m ands
a higher price, in proportion to its size,
th an any other flower a t a green house.
F alling in love develops the detective
instinct in a w om an more th a n it m akes
her happy.
PILLS
n o t G ripe or S icken. To con vince vou, we will m ail
sam ple free, or fu ll box for 25c. D R . B O S A N K C '
C O ., P h i l a d a . , P c a n a . Sold by D ruggists,
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P ISO
trv
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CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS.
Best Cough Syrup. T astes Good.
In tim e. Sold by druggists.
I m p ro v e d T ra in E q u ip m e n t.
T h e O. R. & N. and Oregon Short
L in e hav e added a buffet, sm oking and
libra ry car to th e ir Portland-C hioago
thro u g h tra in , and a d in in g car service
has been in a ngnarate d. T he train is
equipped w ith th e latest c h a ir cars,
day coaches and luxurious first-class
and o rd in a ry sleepers. D irect connec­
tion m a de a t G ra n g e r w ith U n io n P a ­
cific, and a t Ogden w ith Bio G ra n d e
line, from all po in ts in Oregon, W ash­
ington and Idaho to all E astern cities.
F o r inforpration, rates, etc., call on
any O. R. & N. agent, or address W.
H, H u r l b u r t, G eneral P assenger A gent,
P o rtlan d .
F ro m
Mrs. E llen Crosby had a narrow es­
“Yes, I have lived here w ith gran d ­
fa th e r since I w as a little child. My cape from being buried alive in C raw ­
p aren ts w ere lost a t sea. W ould you ford county, In diana. She was pro­
like to see g ran d fa th e r? ” she asked, nounced dead, and preparations for the
w ithout a shadow of m istru st or ap p re­ burial were being m ade. W hile th is
hension. “H e is very fond of com­ was in progress hei daughter, 19 years
old, w orn out by exhaustion, lay down
p any.”
T he a rtis t readily assenting, C hristine to rest, b u t h er eyes had scarcely
led him through the gorge to the other closed before she sprang up and per­
side of the m ountain, w here a fine old em ptorily insisted th a t her m o th ers’
body be returned to the bed. She re­
house stood in its shelter.
m
arked th a t her m other had called to
T he old sailor looked a tru e descend­
a n t of the vikings as he s a t in the her in h er sleep, saying: “ M ary, don’t
porch, from w here he could view the le t them bury me a liv e .’’ The u n d er­
taker complied w ith the daughter’s re­
fjord in all its chaiiging m ajesty.
quest,
saying it was bukf a dream , but
H e welcomed the trav eler royally,
the daughter stoutly claimed the con­
and a serv an t brought him a d rau g h t
trary and would not be d/mied. Nearl y
of w ine and some curious confections. eight hours passed w hen Mrs. Crosby
C hristine sat a t her g ra n d fa th e r’s feet slowly opened her eyes and looked a t
listening to his w onderful tales of the her daughter, who had rem ained by
n orthern seas, and the moon w as high her bedside, constantly w atching for a
in th e heavens w hen the a rtis t d ep art­ retu rn to life. M rs. Crosby is now
ed a fte r prom ising the old man to re­ considered in a fair wajf to recovery.
tu rn th e next day for a sail in his queer­
looking vessel. •
S tate of O h io , C ity of T oledo , j
L ucas C ounty .
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F rank J . C heney m a k e s o a th t h a t h e is th e
T he room s of the A rt Club were s e n io r p a r t e r of t h e firm of F . J. C h en ey & Co.,
e s s in th e C ity of T o le d o , C o u n ty
thronged w ith a rtists, connoisseurs, pa­ d a n o d in S g ta b u te s in
a fo re s a id , a n d t h a t s a id firm w i llp a v
th e s u m o i ONE H U N D R ED DOLLARS fo r e ach
trons and men of w ealth and fashion.
a n d e v e ry case of C a ta rr h t h a t c a n n o t b e c u re d
In one corner a butterfly group of b y th e u se o f H all ’ s C atarrh C ure .
FRANK J. CHENEY
girls hovered round a canvas m arked
S w o rn to b e fo re m e a n d s u b s c rib e d in m y
“884.”
p re se n c e , th i s 6 th d ay of D ecem b er, A . D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
“Oh, w h at is th a t? ” “Did you ever
SEAL
Notary Public.
see an y th in g so charm ing?” “W hat
H a ll’s C a ta rr h C u re is ta k e n in t e r n a l ly a n d a c ts
lovely h air!” “W h at is it called?”
d ir e c tly on th e b lo o d a n d m u c o u s su rfa c e s of
T he catalogue answ ered the ques­ th e sy stem . S en d fo r te s tim o n ia ls , free.
F. J. C H E N E Y & CO., T o led o , O.
tion: “An Evening D ream in Norway,
Sold by d ru g g is ts , 75c.;
H
a
ll’s
F
a
m
ily
F ills a r e t h e b est.
by O. B-----.”
Suddenly th ere w as a bush, and the
P ain ters in the car shops a t K n o x ­
ad m iring group turned to look a t a fair,
ville are w orking 15 to 17 hours per
golden-haired girl who had ju s t entered
day.
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talk in g to a distinguished-looking man.
Ju s t before a m arriage ceremony in
Though dressed in the prevailing fash ­
ion, there could be no m istaking her. L ith u an ia, the b rid e’s ears are boxed.
She w as undoubtedly th e original of This is in th e in terest of the bride
should the m arriage prove an unhappy
th e N orw egian m aiden in “384.”
Not w ithout resu lt had th is m an w ith one. She can sue for a divorce, and
th e keen sense of rom ance spent two assert th a t she was forced to m arry.
m onths am id the enchanting atm os­
A djutant-G eneral Corbin th in k s the
phere of the N orwegian lakes and
m ountains, in com pany w ith th e g r a n d ’ Law ton fund w ill finally reach $100,-
old Norseem an and his lovely g and- 000, w hich w ill be invested for Mrs.
bgftds aufl give
daughter. Unlike the lo v er'in th e a n ­ L a w t o n i n
her an income sirflieienf- to provide
cient legend, he did not prom tee to re­
against all w an t and enable her to edu­
tu rn for his bride, but won and m ar­ cate her children properly.
ried her on the very m ountain w here a t
su nset he had first seen her dream ing
B U Y T H E G EN U IN E
by th e fjord, and carried her off to his
w estern home, to inspire him in his a rt
forever.—Boston Post.
AN
T h e S am e J o n e s .
There are m any Joneses in this
world, but perhaps not qu ite so m any
as people th in k . Not long ago two
friends m et who had not seen each
other for ten years, since th eir school
days.
“ W hom did you m arry, B illy?’’
asked one.
“ A Miss Jones, of P h ila d e lp h ia ,” re ­
plied Billy, who was a trifle sensitive.
“ You alw ays did take to the nam e
‘Jo n es.’ I can rem em ber w hen we
w ent to school together you used to tag
around a fter a little snub-nosed Jones
girl. ’ ’
“ I rem em ber it, to o ,” said B illy.
“ She’s th e g irl I m a rrie d .” — Y o u th ’s
Com panion.
A r t ific ia l S ig h t.
A n in v e n to r h a s p e rfe c te d a n e le c tric a l
a p p lia n c e , w h ic h h e c la im s w ill en'ab le th e
b lin d to see. T h is w ill b rin g m u c h h a p p i ­
n e s s to th o s e w h o h a v e d e fe c tiv e e v e sijrh t.
A n o t h e r g r e a t d is c o v e ry w h ic h w ill b rin g
h a p p in e s s to th o s e w h o s e s to m a c h s h a v e '
beco m e d e ra n g e d , is H o s t e t l e r s S to m a c h
B itte r s . I t is a c e r ta in c u re fo r in d ig e s ­
t io n , d y s p e p s ia , m a la ria , fe v e r a n d a g u e .
“ W ithin the n ex t five years Missouri
w ill startle the w o rld ,” prophesies
State Geologist G allagher, in a recent
interview’, “ w ith the great am ount of
lead, z in ’, copper, nickel, cobalt and
coal m ined in the state. M issouri is
rich in m inerals, th e rich est of any
state in the c o u n try .”
D on’t sm oke cigarettes for the p u r­
pose of k illin g tim e. Time w ill transact
In Saxony no teacher receives less business a t the old stand long after you
q u it.— Chicago News.
th an $300 a year.
O n ly S a fe M e d ic in e f o r C b ild r e n .
M o th e rs wdll fin d M rs. W in slo w ’s S o o th ­
T h e te n d e r l i t t l e in s id e s o f c h ild r e n a r e r u i n ­ in g S v r n p t h e b e s t re m e d y t o u s e fo r th r iv
e d b y v io le n t p u rg e s , p ills o r liq u id s . C a scarets c h ild r e n d u r i n g t h e te e t h in g p e rio d .
a re p le a s a n t, h a r m le -s , effectiv e. D ru g g ists 10c,
25c, 50c.
I t A n sw e re d th e P u rp o se .
M aude— Have Bella and Jack had £,
New Y ork housesm itbs get $3.20 for
new quarrel?
eight hours.
Lena— Oh, no!—b u t th e y ’ve patched
I k n o w t h a t m y life w as sa v e d b y P is o ’s up th e ir old one till i t ’s about as good
C u re fo r C o n s u m p tio n .—J o h n A . M ille r,
as jiew .— Puck.
A u S a b le , M ic h ig a n , A p ril 21, 1895.
The N orth Staffordshire (E ngland)
C h ristian Endeavor union has p u t on
foot a scheme for obtaining 5,000 new
to ta l absitnence pledges in the year.
TO
CUKE
A
COLD
IN
ONE
DAY
Take L axative feromo Q uinine Tablets.
A ll druggists refund the m oney if it
fails to cure. E . W. Grove’s signature
is on each box. 25c.
Jav a furnishes
q u inine used.
tw o-thirds
of
BESTFORTHE
BOWELS
I f you h a v e n ’t a reg u lar, h ealth y m ovem ent of th<
bowels every day, you’re sick, or will be. K eep youi
bowels open, an d be well. Force, in tb e sbape oi
v io len t physic o r pill poison, is dangerous. Tb<
sm oothest, easiest, m ost p erfe ct way of keeping th<
bowels c lear an d clean Is to tak e
the
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V IT A L IT Y ’ lo w ,d eb ilitated o r exh au sted cu red b v
Dr. K lin e’s In v ig o ratin g Tonic. F K E E fl. T rial
B o ttle containing 2 W eeks’ treatm en t. Dr. Kline’s
in stitu te . 931 A rch St., P hiladelphia. Founded 1871.
D uring the last fiscal y ear B erlin ex ­
ported 83,083 tons of beer and im ported
82,986 tons, of w hich 34,508 came
from B avaria and Bohemia.
Mexico is one of the U nited S tates’
best custom ers in the sewing m achine
line.
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D O C TO R S IN S IS T that their patients use " 5 D R O P S” for
RHEUMATISM. KIDNEY DISEASE
etc. Read
the follow«
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S w a n s o n R h e u m a t ic C u r e C o .: W h e n I w ro te y o u fo r a s a m p le b o ttle o f “ 5 D R O P S ” m y
w ife w a s s u f f e rin g terribly fro m R h e u m a tis m a n d w a s v ery d isc o u ra g e d , a s I h a d tried every­
thing t h e d o c to rs p re sc rib e d , ev e n s e n d in g h e r to R ich field S p rin g s , e tc . M y d o c to r is v e ry m u ch
s u rp rise d a t th e p r o g re s s m y w ife is m a k in g , a n d s h e is so w e ll t h a t sh e
re fu s e d to k e e p h e r s e a m s tre s s a n d is n o w d o in g h e r o w n se w in g . The
doctors insist on her taking “ 5 Drops” a n d a s s u re h e r t h a t i t is n o w
o n ly a m a tte r o f a fe w d a y s a n d sh e w ill b e e n tire ly cu re d , a n d a s w e a re
v e r y w e ll k n o w n h e r e , t h e V5 D R O P S ” is re ceiv in g c o n s id e ra b le atten«
tio n a n d p raise.
F . E . P R IC E , Je rs e y C ity, N . J .
O ct. 13,1899.
S w a n s o n R h e u m a t ic C u r e C o .: I su ffered te r r ib ly w ith Kidney
Trouble fo r y e a r s , a n d a f te r u s in g less than two bottles o f “ 5 D R O P S ’*
I a m n o w e n tir e ly w e ll a n d I g iv e “ 5 D R O P S ” th e p ra is e fo r m y c u re . 1
co u ld n o t fin d a n y th in g t h a t w o u ld g iv e m e th e s lig h te s t re lie f u n til 1
t r ie d th is rem ed y , a n d I re c o m m e n d i t to e v ery b o d y a s a permanent cu re
f o r K id n ey D isease. M A R Y A . CA R BA U G H , B la c k G a p , P a . A ug. 22,’99.
( t r a d e m a r k )
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Sciatica, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Backache, Asthma, May Fever, Catarrh, Ds^Grlppe,
Croup, Sleeplessness, Nervousness, Nervous and Neuralgic Headaches, Earache, Tooth*
ache, Heart Weakness, Dropsy, Malaria, Creeping Numbness, etc., etc.
a a
■ ww £ a to enable sufferers to give “5 DROPS” a t least a trial, we will send a 2 5 « sample bottla
¿ i V U A I w prepaid by m ail, for 10 cts. A sample bottle will convince you. Also, large bottles (301
doses) «1.00, 6 bottles for $5. Sold by us and agents. AGENTS WANTED In New Territory. WRITE US, TO-DAY.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO., 160 to 164 Lake St., CHICAGO, IL L ,
“5 DROPS”
PORTLAND DIRECTORY,
F e n c e a n d W ir e W o r k s .
PO RTLA N D W IR E A IRON W ORKS; W IRE
a n d iro n fe n c in g ; office r a ilin g , etc. 334 A lder.
M a c h in e ry a n d S u p p lie s .
CAWSTON A CO.; E N G IN E S , BO ILER S. MA-
c h in e r y , su p p lie s. 48-50 F ir s tS t., P o rtla n d , Or.
JOHN POOLE, P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n ,
can give you the best bargains in general
machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plows, belts and vrindmills. The new
steel I X L windmill, sold by him, is un­
equalled.
CURE YO U RS ELF!
Use B ig G for u n n atu ral
discharges,inflam m ations,
irrita tio n s or ulcerations
of m u c o u s membranes.
Painless, and not astrin -
I the E v A^ s C h EMICALG o . «en t o r poisonous.
\cinnittNATt-n.HBBq * ° l d
D ru g g is t* ,
o r sent in plain wrapper,
by express, prepaid, for
$1.00, or 3 bottles. $2.75.
C ircular sent on request.
GANGER
Curable
W
ithout the Use of Knife,
A d d re ss DR. N E W K IR K , M o u n ta in H o m e, I d a .
G O R IN W H E A T
W ill o u t-y ie ld c o r n ; w ill m a k e t h e sa m e k in d
of m e a l; h a s s u p e rio r f a tte n in g q u a litie s ; w ill
so lv e th e p ro b le m of f a tte n in g H ogs a n d C a ttle
i n a w h e a t c o u n tr y ; sh o u ld be so w n i n th e
s p r in g t h e sa m e a s w h e a t a n d w ill y ie ld from
5o to 100 b u s h e ls p e r a c r e ; th e stra w a f te r i t i |
th r a s h e d h a s a n o ily s u b s ta n c e a n d it is a lm o st
as g o o d as b a y .
P ric e o f se ed 10c p e r p o u n d o r $ 5 p e l
h u n d r e d . A d d ress
M. J . S H IE L D S A C O ., M o sc o w , I d a h o ,
YOUNG MEN!
For Gonorrhoea and Gleet get Pabst’s Okay Specific. It
Is the ONLY medicine which will cure each and every
case. NO CASE known it has ever failed to cure, ne
m atter how serious or of how long standing. Results
from its use will astonish you. It is absolutely safe,
prevents stricture, and can be taken without inconv»
nience and detention from business. PRICE. $3.00. Foi
sale by all reliable druggists, or sent prepaid by express,
plainly wrapped, on-receipt of price, by
PABST CHEMICAL CO., Chicago, IU.
Circular mailed on request.
SURE CURE FOR PILES
1TCHING Piles produce m oisture and cause itc h in g
T his form, as well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles are cured by Or. B o s a n k o ’s P ile R em ed y
sto p s itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors. 50c A
J a r a t druggists or sent by mail. Treatise free. W rit*
me about your case. DR. BOS AN KO, P hilada., Pa,
N . P . N . U.
N o . 5—1 9 0 0 .
w r itin g t o a d v e r tis e r *
m e n tio n t h is p a p er .
W HJEN
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