The Oregon mist., July 18, 1902, Image 4

Catarrh
Is a constitutional dli
It originate In scrofulous oonilltloo ol
the blood and dopendi on tbat condition.
It often causes heartache and dlwlneja.
Impairs the taste, snn-11 and houring, af
fwts (lie vocal organs, tiixturbs the stoiunoh.
It is always raiilcally and permanently
curwl by the blood-purifyin, alterative
nd tunic action ot
Hood's SarsaparUta
Tills xtvat medietas has wrought the most
wonderful cures ot all diseases depending
on scrofula or the scrofulous habit.
Uoon-'a Fills an ths M catharsis.
X-Ray Not la H.
"As I understand it, an X-ray will go
rllit through a man's head."" There is
nothing else quite so penetrating, la
tliereT"
"Oh, I don't know. Did you ever
hear my daughter aingT" Tijj Bite.
It Cores While Ton Walk.
Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight and new shoes
leeleafT. It is a certain oure for sweating, cal
lous an'ci swollen, tirwl.hot, echin TJ .
oday. A tall dru snUtaASc 1 rial package wall
ed f ltES. Adreaa Allen 8. OlnisMhi, Laboy,
N. V.
Oftta th Cass.
"They say his wife drove him to
drink."
"Perhaps she did but from what I
know of him I think he would have
been awfully disappointed if ahe
hadn't." Chicago Post.
hw to Get a Sample.
If you are particular about the apices
you nee and want to try the brand
which is par e-ellenoe, send ua two
2-cent stamps with the name of your
grocer, and we will send you by mail a
10 cent tin of Mouopole White Pepper
or Cayenne or Ginger or other variety
vou may select. We only want you to
try them, for that will make you know
their etrcntgh and pungency and purity
bettor than anything else. Address
Wadhama & Kerr Bros., . I Portland,
Oregon.
. Her Position.
Mrs. Parke What kind of servants
do yon prefer white or black, Irish or
German?
Mr. Lane I've (rotten beyond that.
I'm looking for servants that prefer me.
Puck.
Better than gold like it in color
Hamlin's Wizard Oil, which cores Rheu
matism, Neuralgia and every pain. 60c.
A Hard On.
The eminent Boston professor who
declares that there can be no more lan
guages invented has probably not beard
of the Georgetown man with a hare lip
who is teaching a parrot to talk.
Washington Post.
A .
Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnalow'a Booth
In Svrup the best remedy to use tor their
Children during the teething period.
An UafavoriKe Symptom.
"Ton have wltt I call a quinine
cough," said the doctor, proceeding to
mix a dose of medicine for his caller.
"And a quinine coagh, I Buppose,"
wheezed the patient, "ia a sort of a
Peruvian bark." Youth's Companion.
CATARKH CAJTHOT Bat CCTBXD
With local applications, i
i they cannot reach
ey cam
rh ia a
the aeatot the disease. Catarrh ia a blooa or
un.nMituin! ri)wae. and in order to curs it
Ton must take internal remedies Hall'a Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, and aetsdirectly
on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Ca
. ...h rnM i nnt . nuack medicine. It was
prescribed by one of the best physicians in this
country for vears, and isa regular prescription.
It is composed oltbe best tonics known, corn
lined with tlie best blood purifiers, setinrdl
miivaii the mucous surfacea. The certect
com bination oi tbe two i nirredienU is what pro
duces such wonderful results ia curing eaunb.
bend lor testimonials, wee.
P. J. CHENEY A CO., Proprs., Toledo, O.
Bold by druggists, price 75c.
Hails framily fills are the beat.
An Estiinate of Art
"Have you ever written anything
that you were ashamed of," inquired
thA wvera relative.
"Nn." answered the author. "But
T rinn to some day. I need the
money." Washington Star.
CITO f sraianmttr C
lllw slier lirst lay
r Oaro So flts sr nerromneai
j MM.a.UK. m.. .w.jw -
Coed Gutss,
"He is a terrible woman hater."
"Ves; I suspect that at some time hs
must have been a Boor walker in a de
partment store." Puck.
The Cabbajc Cure.
Cabbage is an old cure for drunken
ness. The Eevptjans ate it boiled De
fore their other food if they intended to
drink wine after dinner, and some of
ttin remedies sold as a preventative of
intoxication on tbe continent are said
to contain cabbage seed.
The Oldest and Best
3. S. S. is a combination of roots
and herbs of rreat curative powers,
and when taken into the circulation
searches out and removes all manner
of minions from the blood, without
t Vh feast shack or harm to the system,
On the contrary, the general health
begins to improve from the first dose,
for S. S. S. is not only a blood purifier,
but an excellent tonic, and strength
ens and builds tip the constitution
while purging the blood of impuri
ties. S. S. S. cures all diseases of a
blood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Chronic Sores and
Ulcers, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Rheum, Herpes and similar troubles,
and is an infallible cure and the only
antidote for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Blood Poison.
A record of nearly fify years of
successful cures is a record to be proud
of. S.. S. S. is more popular today
than ever. It numbers its friends by
the thousands. Our medical corres
pondence is larger than ever in the
history of the medicine. Many write
tn thank its for the srreat eood S. S. S.
has done them, while others are seek
ing advice about their cases, ah
letters receive rjromot and careful
attention. Our physicians have made
a life-long study of Blood ana tkin uis
eases, and better understand such cases
than the ordinary practitioner who
makes a specialty of no one disease.
we aro uuwg 5ic
X V humanity through
.M oui co"8um.n? f
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you to write us il you nave any mow
or skin trouble. ". W e make no coarge
wnatever lor ociv.
PEST OF im SUMMER
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE
MOSQUITO.
Hatches 1st Stagnant Water, Passe
Through Three Btasres of Life and Its
come a Knajr Beeker After Blood
Disseminator of Dlsenao,
There are a few facta which may in
the future be Incorporated In the btoa
raphy ot the mosquito, facta which
have been collected partly by the In
quiry of scientists, and partly by the
observations of laymen who livs in
sections where tbe pestiferous Insect
thrives In great numbers. The mos
quito Is observed In three different
forma, as aa, egg, In larvae, as wiggle-tall,
and as a mosquito with wings.
Eggs are batched by the warmth of
the sun. One mosquito may lay 1,000,
000 eggs. Often many of these eggs
are destroyed. Mosquitoes cannot
propagate without the aid of water.
The egga are deposited on' the surface
of the water. Eggs hatch within a few
weeks after they are deposited by the
female. They develop wiggle-tails, the
curious forms of life often found In
rain barrels, cisterns, In gutters filled
with stagnant water and in stagnant
pools. In this wiggle-tall stage of his
development the mosquito breathes
through his tall. He spends this part
of his life In rushing to and from the
surface of the water. When he reach
es the anrface, with head down, he
shoves two delicate syphons through
the water level, supplies his lungs with
the needed air and dives under the
water again, where he sucks In the
vegetable Juices necessary to his sus
tenance. He remains a wiggle-tall for
a week or ten days, when his wings de
velop and he becomes a navigator of
the air and sails forth to torment mem
bers of the human family and other
"animals. He Is fond of animal blood.
He needs It In his business. He cannot
DroDasrate without It He also likes
suear. Blood, sugar snd vegetable
Juices are his principal diet A mos
quito's food capacity Is rongniy esu
inted at one drop of blood, ills Qi-
menslons are uncertain.
Tbe gray mosquito, the day tormen-
to, is probably the smallest nneiy.
He Is of a very light weight, not tip
ping the beam at more than one-fourth
of a grain, and often not weighing
quite so much. Some of them are so
light that when unfed that they will
not disturb the balance of the most
delicately poised scales. The small
mosaulto is the treacherous kind. He
always lights on the under side of the
hand or arm, apparently knowing tnat
he ia beyond the reach of the eye.
He is tbe same fellow who will crawl
under the edges of the bar or slip un-
ler the sheet There Is another and
larger variety, a kind that wm drop
on you like a nase ot snow, .uey
land with their labium, or lance, un
folded and with point down, and they
begin operations at once, while the
mosquito of this brand welgha about
one-half of a grain, he seems to have
the tounage and potentiality of a pile
driver when he punctures the skin.
There are about 250 known varieties
of mosquitoes In this section of the
world. The mosquito s labium, the
thing he- stings with, Is of uncertain
length. It Is as sharp as a needle, hol
low like a hair, and It Is tnrougn this
that he sucks blood Into his system.
The mosquito cannot stand a strong
wind. He seeks a low place when tne
ind la hleh. He never gets more than
100 yards from the place of his birth.
The eirzs are deposited on still, stag'
nant water. Otherwise they will De
destroyed. The life of the mosquito
covers a span of sixty days. As a dis
seminator of diseases, scientific men
have agreed that his responsibility is
verv heavy. New Orleans Democrat
FIRE-PROOF RAILWAY CARS.
What Prnajiau Government Officials
Seek to Accomplish.
The managers of American railways
intent, to their own great advantage
as well as to that of their patrons, take
a leaf out of .the book of the govern
ment railway control of Prussia, r
These officials have ordered that ex
nerlraents should be made looking to
ward the substitution upon the 30,000
miles of railroads which they operate
jt non-combustible cars for the more
or lees inflammable boxes In which the
public are now transported from place
to place. Tbe steel trucks are, of
course, already comparatively safe
from destruction by fire, but the con
struction of the superstructure of these
coaches has always been of such a na
ture as to be something of a menace to
the traveler's safety. The walls and
floors and generat trim of -passenger
cars have ordinarily been constructed
of woods that are peculiarly Inflamma
ble. and the use of oils In their clean
sing and decoration has Intensified tbe
danger. The Prussian experiments, in
recognition of these racts, are to be
made In the direction of making floors
and walls of materials chemically
treated so as to make them non-com'
bustlble, and of tbe construction of
seats stuffed with Ore-proof cocoa nut
fiber and having asbestos coverings.
It Is an Important step and In the
rieht direction; and in a country like
our own, where there is so much more
travel and a comparatively greater
duty for conserving the security of the
traveling public over more than 180,000
miles of road bed. It would seem as If
It would be a wise precedent for tbe
railway authorities to follow. As
role our railways are exceptionally
well managed, and the traveler in the
United States gets a vast amount of
Lcomfort and convenience at a very
slight personal risk, but the further
step toward the making of fire-proof
coaches would serve to reduce that
risk to a minimum which would
amount almost to Its total extinction.
Harper's "Weekly. ,
BY THE PING-PONG P08T.
Little Ball Fad and Other Rtrange
Ways of Send Ins Letters. -
T.l-ernnnl nnilmpn have recently been
, .
IU O OM wvaw-.-s-am
: Some foolish person In that city Inaug-
ULltieU a UVIW lanuwu vg, .usual)
b Hi g p0gtcariJi Tbe im,
were 8tamped, an address written un
der the stamp and the message
crawled on th rest of the surface.
The fashion spread rapidly and tlis pil
lar boxes became full of these mis
gives, which, from their shape, v
tits unfortunate postmen and post
office oUicials an enormous amount of
trouble. At last the authorities were
forced to Intervene, aud It Is uor con
trary to Uie regulations to use the lit
tle globes of celluloid for postal pur
poses. Writing paper, or, Indeed, paper of
any kind, is usually at a premium
among soldiers on active service. Many
very curious substitutes havs arrived
from our army lu South Africa. One
of the commonest has been uiealie
leaves. "Mealies" Is the South African
name for malie. Round the malae cob
grows number of strong enveloping
sheaths which, when dry, turn to a
pale yellow color and can then be writ
ten upon.
After Colenso there was found
grasped in the stiffened hands of a
dead soldier a piece of leather with a
dying message scrawled upon It with
a stump of pencil It was a layer of
the sole of the dead man's boot, which
had probably beeu loosened with much
marching, and which he had contrived
to rip ofT. It safely reached the poo
fellow's family In England.
From ths Philippines, too, some curi
ous letters havs been received by the
friends of American soldiers, says Lon
don Tlt-Bita. One of ths most Inge
nious was t piece of native bamboo,
about a foot long, on which an address
had been carved with a penknife. Tbe
letter was Inside this hollow tube, and
held there by wooden pins at each
end. The writer explained that he had
found It impossible to get an envelope
or to And any gum to make one, so hs
had recourse to this expedient
"DOWN EAST" NAMES.
Odd Designations of Various Persona
, in the State of Maine.
Th.re la to nurtnern part of Pis
cataquis County a most estimable fain
u which consists of Mr. and Mrs.
Oaslnn Calllgan and their seven chil
dren. Three of the children are girls,
and the remaining four, - naturally
enoueh. are boys. The boys were curls-
timed Matthew. Mark, Luke and John.
while the daughters rejoice in tn
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names ot raim, uope aim vunmj.
They are said to be among the most
attractive young women In that section
of the State. There Is another Maine
family which also deserves mention w
this connection.
They originally came,
from Virginia, and settled In the north
western part of Haucock County soon
after the war. Mr. and Mrs. Krastus
Black are negroes of the darkest possl
ble shade,, and their five children are
named as follow: Abraham Lincoln
Rlack. Harriet Beecher Btowe Biacit,
Hannibal Hamlin macs, juiia v aru
Howe Kiacs, anu uiysoea ui
All of the family are still living, nut
the father and mother and Harriet are
the only ones who now reside In Maine.
Amona- others are A. Hogg, a wen
tnown erocervman in the western part
of the State, and A. Bird Oough, a
prosperous Bar Harbor groceryman.
Neal Pray was formerly a well
known undertaking firm in one of the
towns along the coast, while I. v. spar
row Is even now In the Ice cream dusi-
ness over east Oassens uassens va
sens Is to-day one of Rockland's most
respected citizens.' Forty years ago
Tjri-f Sharky was one oi vim
known men In Bangor., ciog ugcwu
and Oakum Snivy are both enterpris
ing farmers In New Sweden, ineiist
might even now be continued almost
indoflnltelv. And tnere are sun
towns to be beard from. Kennebec,
Me, Journal.
Keens Kisses for Iloy-Ur
Manv comments were made because
h rcorman Kmoeror kissed rrince
Henry when tbe latter returnee, irom
l.i. reoent visit to this country. As a
matter of fact, although Emperor Will
iam la the ereater kisser of men among
the sovereigns of the world, he Is also
heartr handshaker ana tne ireem
of all monarchs In this particular, m
dAA he and the King of Italy are the
only supreme rulers who shake hands
at all with other man Dromer eu
elens.
Ti.n elaer reserves His Kisses lot
royalty exclusively. When he visits
monarch or receives a visit from one
he salutes him with Six kisses-three
on either check. This sometimes be
fore a crowd of thousands of onlookers.
not to mention a regiment or so of sol
rilpra.
But the war lord will shake hands
with almost anyone. He has a grip
that Is famous among bis subjects, too,
and the favor of his hand grasp is not
assiduously sought by those who have
had some experience with It His
Majesty has a big, strong hand, with
muscles like Iron. They have been
cultivated by many years of sword ex
ercise. His handshake Is one that Is
not soon forgotten, and when he greets
a visitor with a handshake they say
at court, "His Majesty has made an
other lasting Impression.'
This grip, It Is only fair to say, he
reserves for strong men. For the op-
rvnaita sex be has a hand that Is as
soft as velvet and a courtesy that
elegant
Vagaries of Memory.
What is remembered depends, of
course, much on Individual tempera
ment or intellectual tendency, but the
Incidents are always in the nature of
milestones. Thousands of competent
persons can never recollect a date, even
when the day was of Importance to
themselves or when, as, for Instance,
when preparing for examination, they
had specially tried to remember ac
curately.
An enormous number of people are
embarrassed through life by a dllficul
ty in recollecting faces, yet kings, po
licemen and artists rarely or never for
get one. The present writer has
reached the age when the difficulty of
recalling names quickly becomes an
noying, yet he never forgets tbe num
ber of a house or shop If be has once
heard or seen It The broad truth Is,
says the London Spectator; that mem
ory is almost ss individual a possession
as character and that the historian
when Quoting personal testimony must
make up' his own mind whether he is
listening to Herodotus or fo Mr.
f Every reader can fill In the blank.
- Common sense extracts more solid
comfort from life than genius does.
.SUMMER COLDS
Produce Chronic Catarrh,
iff
Madams Isabella Kllsa Bavsas.
Madame Isabella KUen Baveas, Life
Governor Grand Lodge of Free Masons
of England, in a letter from Hotel Bars
toga, Chicago, 111., says:
This summer while traveling I
contracted a most persistent and an
noyingcoid. My head ached, my eyes
and nose seemed constantly running,
my lungs were sore and I lost ray ap
petite, health and good spirits. Doc
tors prescribed for me all manner of
pills and powders, but all to no pur
pose. . ,
"I advised with a druggist and he
spoke so highly of a medicine called
reruns, that he Induced me to try my
first bottle of patent medicine. How
ever, it proved such a help to me that
I soon purchased another bottle and
kept on until I wss entirely well."
Madame Isabella Ellen Baveas.
Summer colds require prompt treat
ment. They are always grave, and
sometimes dangerous. The prompt
ness and surety with which i'eruna
acts In these cases has saved many
lives. A large dose of Peruna should
be takon at U i p-niuw or a
cold in summer, followed by small and
oft repeated doses. There is no other
remedy that medical science can furn
isn, so reliable and quick in its action
as lVruna.
Address Tbe Fernna Medicine Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio, for a free book
entitled "Summer Catarrh," which
treats ot the catarrhal diseases peculiar
to summer.
Natlvt Prlds.
"The greatest race across the Atlantic
that I ever heard tell ol, began
the
old racing skipper.
"Is the Oirisb, of courfe," interrupt
ed Hooligan. Catholic Standard Times.
Aa Expsrkncts Angler.
Ethel Would you consider Tercy
Monockton a good catch?
Madge Certainly; if all the others
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ture of Chas. II. Fletcher, and 1ms been nintlo under his
personal supervision for over SOyenrs. Allow no on
to deceive yon in this. Counterfeits, Imitations nna
Jtist-as-croofl arc but Experiments, and endanger tbe
stealth of Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR. A
Castorit i a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, lrops and Soothlnp Syrups. It is I 'lcasitnt. It
Contains neither Opium, Slorphlne nor other lo
subUnce. Its ape is its puarantee. 1 1 BtJ .W"'?
and allaya FeverlHhness. It euros Pirtrrhoei and M In.l
Colic. It relieves Tecthlnr Troubles, cures Count p.Hl.in
and Fhtttilcncv. It assimilates the ool, n-jrulatcs the
gtomach and ijowels, Kivlnir healthy ami imtural sleep.
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BowsHow do you like thst last
rllr.., Ifaoreatful,
so soothing, don't yoa know,
norus Restful! Great Seott,
man I
NaggusGood Ileavsni! I thought
It was a litllaby.
Itli Coed Wlls,
Dr. Prloe-Your husband's troubU
it melancholia. How, you a ne-F
materially if you'd only arrange some
ptossaut surprise for him.
Mrs. Bharpe- I knowl I know!
I'll tell him you said he needn't tathw
about paying your bill till he feels like
it. . '
A Real earfala.
Mr.Youngthlng-Howin the world
did you come to deposit that money in
the bank instead of buying
u;lA f .ah wanted?
M Meliimnhantlvi Why. I Wad
STSIOS ys---j v ' Ilk
t. ki mnminu's DSner that the Inter
est had been reduced from four per cent
to three! Fuck.
Cults Psrcha Nat.
Fens of hardened gutta percha have
been tepeatedly tried in this country
and England, but have not met with
success.
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jTsUbllHlTed lHTfl. For more than a
onarter of a century the reputation of
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fort, aud wear has excelled all other
makes. A trial will convince you.
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Long Hair
r".sBi-h.alnlenth." Mrs. A I
Eoyditon, Atchison, Ksni.
There's another hunger
than that of the stomach.
Hair hunger, for Instance.
Hungry hairnecds food,
needs hair vigor Ayr $.
This Is why we say that
Ayer's Hair Vigor always
restores color, and maKes
the hair grow long and
heavy, ti.wttstf. aii !
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A Nw Virtica,
'Do yon think that ll the world
loves lovr?
"Well, not exattly. But wl ths
tradsajMjople do," Ufe.
IU4 "Biss Thsrs."
I believe hor fatlisr It well to do,
Isn't hot ' ...
"On ths contrary, I've foond him
vory hard to do." N. Y. Times.
JOHN POni.B, fMKTt,AND, OHB.
l oot si MorrisM SlrrH.
Can sirs vou lha hs lritalns tn Bolisrs
sml Knttluoa, Wlniln.llls, I'limi ani lna
tal Mai'Tilnory. Wmut hawliis Matihliws a
sH'lalty. Hos us balurs buln.
Dost on Earth
nxanas It ts mart, ot th. h-M aial.rlal pmsIM.
to !,. '111. unuiufwlvirrs l-.ilutrl)r SS
loUtwrr.nl lv Hi. lntirt orli- of b.
f;rit of wmi.h llnilm ( (rtvll. o cat.
ins ov-r aint sltlmiiilns fit th. cr-sni of ilia
.StHI Mtirli, whu h lrarlro for a u t -t h.
In tuaklns up, hlfli nimus an InvaMaiaut la
Wyuntl Mti.'k uf iiparljr mo. ntlltiuu doll.r
M l r II KM. u ." ars uiiwina-d for
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punlaod. iioim Spokau. Swiss.
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ins west in tno wsns.
Tta nw Mn.tsj njitit-llanit SlnSsf S
113 hu tnaur nuvia .114 ... .. -"-,,u, r-s-ivwintliia
all thai 1 " and lt a
mauul-i-tiira. II I. built "' !- -", qulik,
onrfe. t work. II U Ui. Uint-r tm (rank
rail on th. JSrt'nrnilrk as-at, r CATA
lAMViat MAILtU KtlKK, bf
A. H. BOVLAN,
tin. A St. MM'omik'k Harv-sltns Mashlas Oa,
PORTLAND, ORBOON.
Mltofwli Wagoitm
Tn8 CMJIBST TRUST tMIAHV IN OR (WON. "
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY of OREGON
INCORPORATED APRIL II. ISST. ,
BEN J. L COI1KS, Prssldsnl. . U tAQtT, SsotsUrf.
Ths tNsrtlsml Trust Company Or.foa Us.as l-tarsst Bssrksf CsrllSwtas at OssasH
a-sa SrssS i.a-assaSMST TaYfjaBt
On Spwlal Csrtlflcst-s ol Psrsurtt. not lass than ,' saoh, tuiyabla anoa
I l.y ths holclnr or Urn days' noilcs by ths Trust Company. it par rant oar annuia.
call
l'ayaiuson snirty uay. van o, mmi - ,.....-. i . . "
I ayahlson ninety lars call or nlnaty ilaya; notlos. 4"hr aanl par """ ..., ,,
on Mttiauataa ol si.uuu of otar lutarast will us patil uiiariatly or saml annually II
deal rsd.
SIX MILLION BOXES
SOLD LAST YEAR
OUR BEST TESTIMONIAL
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Writs tot Illustrates Cat!ss
ARTHUR C. ISliWIUL, Prlncipy
HOITT'S SCHOOL
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Well Machines
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