The Oregon mist., June 19, 1903, Image 4

General Debility
Day In and out there Is that feelint ol
Ireakneea that makes a burden of Itself.
Food don not strengthen.
Sleep does not refresh.
It la hard to do, hard to bear, what
Should be easy, vitality la on the ebb, and
(he whole system suffers.
For this condition take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
It vital laea the blood, gives vigor and tone
to all the organs and functions, and la
positively unequalled for all run-down or
debilitated conditions.
" koD's jrlLLa cur eoMtiiMUoa. aa ce&u,
Taking Time By the Forelock.
The cook -Would you mind giving me
a recommendation, ma'am?
The Mistress Why, you have only
just come.
me vo-i. yon may
g.v. me wan when I do be leaving.-
A-us.
Brutal Treatmtnt of Wife.
Husband Don't yon think that yon
are rather unreasonable to expect me
to take you to a ball, stay awake until
4 o'clock and then get up at 8 to go to
my work?
Wife I may be a little unreason
able, but it's perfectly brutal of yon to
mention it. New York Weekly.
The Three Causes.
"Congratulate me, old chap. I'm
the happiest man on earth today."
"Engaged, married or divorced?"
I'sckss Tip.
His Honor Ikra't yon know honesty
la the beat policy?
Erastua 'Deed don' belieb in
pi vain' policy no more sah; 1'a done
reformed.
Ciuse for Alarm.
"Say, doctor," exclaimed an excited
man as he dashed into the pill dispens
er's private office, "I want yon to make
an examination as to my sanity.
"What reason have yon fer believin
yourself a candidate for the padded
cell'" asked the M. D.
Well, I happened to run across a
package of letters this morning that
wrote to my wife daring onr courtship,'
was the significant reply.
Salt Water Kills Snakes.
Owing to the scarcity of fresh water
In the district of Colac, ictoria. Ans-
tralia, large nam bars of snakes soneht
refuge in Lake Beeac recently. The
salt water, however, killed thousands
of the reptiles, whose lifeless bodies
were found lying about the shores of
the lake.
Expectation and Realization. '
Olden You're cultivating rather ex
travagant tastes.
Youngman Oh, well, when I get a
tart is the world I expect to have all
the money I want.
0;den Well, at that rate, you'll
want all the money you expect to have.
Philadelphia Press.
Indirect Answer.
Borem Do yon believe that suicide
is a tin?
Miss Caustic Well, in your case I
think it would be permissible.
He Is Everywhere.
Mrs Stubb I declare, John, there is
one man who must be the worst in the
country.
Mr Stubb What ia his name, Ma
ria?
Mrs. 6tubb Why, John Doe, X have
aeen where he was fined as often aa ten
timet in one day. Chicago News.
Has Posed Many President.
George G. Eockwood, photographer,
hat posed etery president since Van
Buren. He has been a photographer
over tmy years.
Preparing for the Fray.
Bin. Keighbors What's that aw
fol racket upstairs? I sounds like a
wild Indian had broken loose.
Mrs. Bleachers Oh, that's my
husband. He's brushing the dust off
hit baseball vocabulary.
Her Comment.
Eoftleigb Yaat, I always cahwy
an umbrella, doncher know.
Miss Cutting I always suspected
that you didn't know enough to go in
when it rains.
Added to British Empire.
Three hundred and fifty square mile?
have been added to the British Empire
by the ratification of the frontier be
tween India and Thibet.
Important Part.
"I trust," said the wardbow, "that
we will be able to roll up a handsome
majority for you."
J don t care whether it's handsome
or not, "replied the canddate, "just so
it't a majority."
Russian Photographers.
In Russia no photographer can prac
tice his art without a license.
The Effect of Running.
Running lessena the blood supply
in the lega.
No Hair?
"Mr balr vat falling out very
fast and I wat greatly- alarmed. I
then tried Ayer's Hair Vigor and
my hair stopped falling at once."
Mrs. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, O.
The trouble is your hair
does not have life enough.
Act promptly. Save your
hair. Feed it with Ayer's
Hair Vigor. If the gray
hairs are beginning to
show, Ayer's Hair Vigor
will restore color every
time. 11.M t mus. au tmustt.
If year drntrlst cannot supply
sad us one dollar and ws will exfi
dollar ana we will exuress
Yoa a bottle, fie sore and eiva the uai
1 year nearest express office. Addreaa,
. v. m. x &a w,, iweu, jaaas-
WEEDING THEM OUT.
Bow tlis Minlatcr Found the M Wat
Didn't Slstn.
''I smile over it evou now," declared
the well-known intiilator of the gospel
who was In a reminiscent mood. "It
was rty first cliureli and I was am
bitious to make a good showing. Wt
were sadly in ueod of a new church
and I decided to make an attempt to
get one. The congregation was not a
wealthy one ami I fully realised that
It would he a difficult matter to secure
the needed funds. Knowing that many
are sensitive over the fact that they
are not able to give as much as others.
I tried the plan of having them write
the amount they were wllllug to give
upon a card and put It lu a small en
velope that I furnished.
"Well, I collected the envelopes and
.-... b I,, In nw tll,tp f.i l.wik Over.
Tll anlomit ,,u,diIlH, was T)ry s,tBrac-
tory but carJ C4llng for
i ..,, ...... .,,,i.vd.i i. hh, i
$1(X that was uusluned. At first
thought this was au oversight thou
thinking 1 recognized the writing. I
was not so sure There was only one
member w ho wrote a hand like it and
that was IVacon Jones, a man who
had a reputation of being very close.
Now f 100 was uone too much for hiiu
to give, although I had uot expected
to get more than $-3 from him. I dis
tinctly remembered seeing him make
a great show of dropping his envelope
In the hat when it was passed and
as there was no card with his uame
I felt sure that the unsigned card was
bis and that he was aware that he had
not signed it.
"Well, the next Puuday remember
I was young I resolvud upon a bold
plan," continued the minister, accord
ing to the Detroit Free Press. "1 arose
and requested all those who had band
ed In an envelope the Sunday before
to stand up. This they did, the deacou
among thorn. Then, as I read a list
of givers I had made from the card.
I requested them to be seated. Oue
by one they sat dowu. and when my
list was exhausted only the deacon
was standing, and he was pretty red
in the face. 1 blandly explained mat
ters, invited the deacon to sign his
card, and after he had done so. much
against his will, I announced the hym
"Praise God from Whom Ail Blessings
Flow.' "
THE HOME-MADE BALL.
Two grown up boys of sixty were
standing in front of a window In which
were displayed all sorts of games and
sporting goods. There were several
boxes full of baseballs which ranged
in price from ten cents to a dollar and
a hair.
'Our young fellows have too much
of their fun ready-made for them,
said one. "Look at those baseballs,
which my young geutlfinnn of ten or
fifteen with his allowance of several
thousand dollars a week." the other
grinned "more or lees, buys by the
dozen, throws around and loses. I
doubt if he has so good a time as I
did. Ever make a baseball?"
Hundreds of 'em. Hundreds of "em.
Do you remember how we used to
watch for old rubber boots so we could
use the heels?"
"Yes, Indeed Real rubber, they were
then, too. Made a fine core, if you
didn't start with a good core, the other
fellow's ball would bounce higher. A
fellow was pretty poor stuff that
couldn't bounce bis ball over the shed
And mother used to give us the
yarn, lhat never seemed extravagant
to her, although maybe she objected If
we spent a nickel for candy."
"I used to get enough yarn to make a
ball from my old Aunt Emma, as pay
for holding five skeins."
"Did you put hard twine on the out
side before you put on the cover?"
Yes. Kino, hard twine or small fish-
line. That was a little more expensive.
but well. I made great balls:"
'So did I. My brother taught me to
cut the cover from old boot tops. Quar
ters, you know pieces shaped like
pieces of orange peel."
Yes, I've made 'em that way. too.
but sometimes we cut the leather In
two dumb-bell-shaped pieces, like those
bails in the w'ndow there. Then we
sewed 'em with waxed thread."
Say I'm going to teach that boy of
mine to make a baseball. There are
some things absolutely necessary to a
liberal education. Good by!"
"Good-by! I suppose 1 shall see yoa
t the directors meeting at four?"
"Ileal Indian."
A young woman recently received
instruction In the art of Indian basket
ry, and had made several copies of
Indian baskets of which she was very
proud. A friend, who bad been living
Arizona, called upon the young wo
man, who showed the baskets with
considerable pride.
"They are really very well done,"
commented the visitor, "but of course
they are not the real Indian bas
kets."
"Why, Mrs. Sawyer," Indignantly
exclaimed the maker, "how can you
say thut, when I Just told you that I
made them myself?"
One Point of View.
"I am very much afraid that you do
i ' " 'the IIM AdV BUI,. I
e
not appreciate the spirit of a free coun
try." "Oh, yes I do," answered the man
j who had recently landed In New Ifork,
In a dialect which It Is needless to re
produce. I "What do you understand by a free
country r
"It is a place where you are free to
do as you choose If you can manage to
get on the police force. Washington
Star.
JXplom .of.
Mrs. Housekeep It's almost Impos
sible to get a servant girl these days.
You've got to keep telling them what
they must do and even then they won't
stay!
Mrs. Hakt Gracious, no! I only
manage to keep mine by constantly
telling them what they are respectful
ly requested to do. Philadelphia
Press.
Cotton Mil; at Quito.
A cotton mill to be built at Quito,
the capital of Kcuador, must be car
ried on the backs of mules through
the Andes, patsing a point 10,000 feel
In altitude.
DOCTOR ADVOCATED OPERATION-
PE-RU-NA MADE KNIFE UNNECESSARY.
Catarrh ia a very frequent cause of
that class of dines sea popularly known
as female weakness.
Catarrh of the pelvic organs pro
ducts such a variety of disagreeable
and Irritating symptoms that many
j eople in tact, the majority of people
ave no idea that they are caused by
catarrh.
It .11 tlm women who are suffering
with any form of female weakness
would write to Dr. Hartman, Colum
bus, Ohio, and give b m a complete
description of their symptoms and the
peculiarities of their troubles, he wil
inuiie liately reply with completedirec
tions for treatment, free of t harm.
Mrs. Eva Partho, IJJ Last Uth
stieet. N. Y. City, N. Y., writes:
I suffered for three years with
leucorrhca and ulceration of the womb.
Ths doctor advocated an operation
which I dreaded very much, and
stronjly objected to go under It. Now
I am a charg.-d woman. Perunacured
me; It took nine bottles, but I felt so
much improved I kept taking it, as I
dreaded an operation so much. I am
today in perfect health and have not
felt so well for fifteen years." Mrs.
liva Bartho.
Miss Man . Steinbach, 1399 12th Bt.,
Milwaukee, Wis., writes:
"Last winter I felt tick most of the
time, was irregular and tuffered from
nervous exhaustion and severe bearing
down pains. I had so frequently heard
of Peruna and what wonderful cures it
performed so I sent for a bottle and in
four weeks my health and strength were
entirely restored to me." Miss Maud
Steinbach.
Everywhe-e the women are using Pe
runa and praising it. Peruna is not a palliative simply,
the cause of female disease.
Dr. Hartman has probably cored more women of
any other living physician
He makes
mending Peruna.
If you do rot derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Pe
runa. write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and
he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum
bus, Ohio.
Time Table Told the Story. Overheard la a Crowd.
"It strikes me that this is about the' Mrs. Harris How do the., make the
slowt-et railroad in the country," faid : balocnt go op?
the impatient tourist. Mrs. (jamp They tost some sand
"I knew yon were going to kick," re- 'out, to be sure.
Dlied the conductor, senially, "as soon Mrt. Harris And what do they do
as you ak. d for a time table. You are
one of these people who believe every
thing they see in print.
"TheKlean. Kool Kitchen Ktml" of strv
kiyp you c'esri n,l cwl. K,Muomtcal aid
l!.i)l restly. S1,1 at k.km1 stuve stores.
Would Help Her Out. I
Mrs. Hiram You may stay ontil
your week is up, Bridget, but when you
go I must tell you I won't be able to
write you a letter of recommendation.
Bridget flon't let yer want 0 eddi
cation imbarrass ye, madam. Ui 11
write it fur ya, an' ye can make yer
mark to it.
It has cured roughs and coidj for forty
years. At druggists, lb cents.
The Four Minute Egg.
Cynical Boarder Here, waiter!
Waiter Yes, fah; yes, sab I
Cynical Boarder When I asked you
for a four-minute egg you evidently
misunderstood. I meant one that has
been in boiling water for that period
and not one that lacked four minutes
of batching.
There Is more Cttarrn in ran twtlon ofttie
country than all otlirr diM sot u,f-thr,
and until the Uat few yesrs wu auppsd to be
incurable. or a crpai many year, a.wtors pro
nounced it a locai oieM, ana pr-'ri wu local
remedies, and ly constantly fsiltng to core
uh local treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science lias nrovea catarrh to te a constitu
tional di.icae. and thsr-tora requires constltu-
::onal treatment. Hairs latarrn . tire, man-
nfartnrei by V. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio,
Is tiieonly constitutional cure on tii market.
It is taken internally In do-es ,'rom 10 dr.ipa to
a teaiooonful. It ac-s directly oa the blood
ano. mucous surfaces ol the system. Tbey offer
one bundred dollars for any rte it falls to
cure. Bend for circulars and testimonials. Ad
dress, r. J. . U hNKY 4t CO., TOMUO, U.
B"ld IJ OrilKKHts, IX.
Kril'siamily fills are the best.
Important Ommlsslon.
Pa Ostend, in the front of this dic
tionary yon will find "the flags of all
nations." It is complete.
Ostend Complete nuthin'l Why,
they ain't even got the lasjball pen
nant among dem.
A Good Beginning
If the blood 13 in cood condition
yon are prepared to resist disease and are not apt to be troubled with boils,
pimples, blackheads and blotches, or the itchinir and burnine skin eruntiona
that make one's life a veritable torment and misery.
Now is the time to beein the work of cleansinir and buildioo- tin th.
1-1 t 1 . .1 .- r, .
uiwu. tsuu oticugLuroing tne w c a if.
places ia your constitution. During the
cold winter months we are compelled
to live indoors and breathe the impure
air of badly ventilated rooms and of
fices. We over-work and over-eat, and
get too little out-door exercise, and our
systems become clogged with impuri
ties and the blood a hot-bed of germs
and humors of every kind, and warm
weather is sure to bring a reaction,
and the poisonous matter in the blood
and system will break out ia boils and
pustules or scaly eruptions and red,
disfiguring bumps and pimples. Make
a good beginning this season by taking
a course of S. S. S. in time; it will not
only purify your blood and destroy the
germs and poisons, but promote healthy
action of the Liver and Kidneys and
give you a good appetite at a time
when you need it most.
S. S. S. improves the digestion and
tones up the Stomach, and you are not
continually taunted by the fear of
indigestion every time you eat, or
troubled with dizziness, nervousness
and sleeplessness. There is no reason
to dread the coming of warm weather if you have your system well fortified
and the blood in a normal, healthy condition. It is the polluted, sluggish
blood that invites disease germs, microbes and poisons of every Liud and
bring on a long train of spring and aummer ailments, break dowa the con
stitution, and produce weakness, lassitude, and other debilitating disorders.
Eczema, Acne, Nettle-rash, Poison Oak and Ivy, and other irritating skin
troubles are sure to make their appearance unless the humors and poisons
escape the diseases common to spring and summer. S. S. S. is guaranteed
purely vegetable and is recognized as the best blood purifier and the most in
vigorating and plcasantof all tonics. Write for our book on " The Blood and
U Pweasea." THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CAm
, hi
k
.1 '
MflS.EVABARTRO.
it cures
removing 1
female ailments than
these cures simply by using and recoiu-
, when they want to come down?
Mrs. Uump
They put some mora in,
of course.
Tea 0a flat Allen's root Ease ritCK.
Write Allen 9. Olmsted, I.eK..y, N. Y., r.ir a
free sample of Allen s Foot Ka. It cures chm
blalns, sweating, damp, swolin, achln fact.
It makes new or tlirtit shiws eesy. A crtain
cure fr Cms and IHmiutis Ail druggists..-.!
it. 2c. Iwn't aci-epi any suWtttuta.
A Convenient Conscience.
"I don't believe be has any cons
cience at all."
"Ob, yes, he has."
"Not to much of a one."
"No; not much of a oue, of course.
In fact, it't of such trifling importance
that when ha beats some oau out wf II,
0U0 he can square things with it by
contributing 11.50 to charity. Still it't
a conscience."
f 1TQ Fsrmanency fHrrta So Sis se nrottTwe
lllw anr firs. If !ef tr Kl't 'r-u N.rss
atorer. tBdfor FUBKf.J-OOtf.ali'olu.suatrw
a. Da.au Kus.UJ."li4rct3Ufljil4.l,lu.r
No Extra Charge Made.
"Wow!" yelled the victim. "See
here, barber! You've cut off part of
my ear."
"Ho I have," replied the barber cool
ly, "but calm yourtelf. We make no
eitra charge for correcting facial blem
ishes. I'll trim the other ear dowa to
a decent site too." Philadelphia
Press.
American In Oxford "Eight."
D. Milburn, son o the well known
Buffalo lawyer in whose house Presi
dent McKinley died, is a member of
the Oxford boat crew this year. Hit
almost equally athletic brother lias
misted the "eight."
A Qulbbler.
"Would you quit smoking for my
sake?" asked the
"Certainly," answered the cold
blooded man; "if there was any orcat
ion for it But I fail to see whv I
""7 ' " JO"" m
the firkt place -Washington Ktar j
at the beeiuninir of the warm season
c
HORRIBLY AFFLICTED WITH BOILS.
I had a horrlbla
attack ef boils
that broke out all
over say kody and
from which I
could get ne'os
slble relief until
I beraa taking
or medicine,
an frees aiy e
tsrlssos I oan
safely ear B
la the beat blood
purifier in the werld.
Krt. H. T. BMTTHBRS,
WytheviUe, Ta.
THE BEST TONIC ANB APPETIZER.
While Ut1ii In bherasan, Tex., I be
oasne a viotlist of Impure, waters'
bleed. I van dewa la appetite and
nercy; mi scarcely able to cat
about and had to atop off and rest
occasionally. X took B. . B. and ts-
f aa to lupreve at onoe, and after a
borouab. oourse became strong ana
well.
I think B. I. R. the beet medlolne X
aver used aa an appetixer aad aen
eral tooio. J, a. BCOTT,
11 Kallroad street, Huiae, Oa.
by
snwMiM'''
are antidoted and the thin, acid blool
made rich and strong before the coming)
of warm weather.
A course of S. S. S. now would be
a safe precaution and a good beginning
and enable you te pass ia comfort
throurh the hot. anftrv month an A
THE WICKEO MOSQUITO,
Nocturnal VLItaut Who I.v le
and lllls In Hl Wk.
It It our painful duly U call nlleii
lion once- again to the fuel that the
mosquitoes lire with us.
No sooner doth tlu gns begin to
peep forth from the ground and I tie
violets get a hump on Ihomselvei than
there Is a sound of tmsalng In Uu land.
Prom sundry swamps, from odd poult
and from sluggish streams there arises
sound or ominous impon. nj '
111 we cannot escape that Haunting
sound. There Is nothing lt Hks 'I
in all the world. It la lue torenimr
of disaster,
Who hath not lain awake at night
when the summer heat was terrific and
Ucurd the soft hum of the mosquito
s he flitted hither and yon In the dark-
tiesa?
Who hath not wondered when the
pesky thing was going tu alight? Who
tin 111 uot waited lu fiendish delight to
let the lusect get Its bill k deeply
Into the skin, mid then slapped n wide
ly with Intent to kill, only to find that
the mosquito hud departed bh bl
b II full of blood for othr unprokctid
apots?
Who hath not slapped himself almost
to death during a particularly trying
night and not landfd one of Itie vicious
Tilt W A dH UoSql ITufS.
pests? What more futile anger In all
the world than that dlrectrd agnlust
one of those lung-legged, long hi, lid
tormeuters of the night?
I We have till km-wii tr.e pulgnaut
agony of n ulnht with the tnn'Hiitu, a
I aud we all f. i! the lne, of a reform.
Why does mil the President of tli"e
I United IStatts g.-t to oik to suppress
thise vib- pisis tlml etiiiilicr tile cartti
I as with a pmuli-iinu! and ii .t.nis
1 fog?
j Why have we elected him to the high
otllcs be occupies If he Is to allow th
paltry little ins.vu to make our ln-
uilserahle? Koiuetb.ng should be diilie,
and that r!.-lit iiu -kly. If ill - IS. -p; h .
cau party will !it take up this litirulnj
Iseue, then the 1 'eino, ia! sUouIil se.xe
upon It Willi &s I lily.
Who Is there with soul mi ib-ad w It i
would not vute for a straight ticket
for any party Hint would put an and
mosquito plttnk in Its pUtfurm? The
pollth nl organiailUju Unit will take up
this question will Bud victory perch; 114
ou Its banners at the tirtt ric 1 1 . n like
a crow on a scare, row.
Them Is no other qtitntlon an Im
portant, l ln tariff si k b ck hro In
nocuous desuetude. 'I'iie tiut qumtlon
looks like a pea bi-al.le a pumpkin in
coiui arisoii. The money qq. stl 11 fulls
back so fur In the h.ickus that It
looks like tli sinsll end vt the stn.ille.t
neidle lu the world a tulle swny.
What we want Is an eradli-.it Inn of!
the Insects that fly by tilgla ai.d uiske
life one long torture.
W deiUBtid some relief, We Insist
upon measures for the amelioration of
the condition of our people at iillit.
We call upon all men to take up the
cry for reform.
The mosquito must go. lie usually
doea go, but Hint, he comes hack iig.iln,
Chicago Chronicle.
HIDES DRUG IN HER HAIR.
How a Fattens In Honltar 11m Cot a
ipply of Morphine.
"It Is well known." s.ild a nurse in
an uptown saulmriuiu to a New York
Timet man. '-that Women itddli ted to
morphlue will resort to all sorts of
trlckt to hide the drug for use when'
tiiey know It will be kept from them.
I am 'wle.' as they say, on all the
Violet bonbons, bouquets, clincolaia !
ap, tu,i ,fiur resources ,i
,rripton lri which m.-rMiln,.
thnl lie. I
s secret. !
ed. But the other day I was niirn,.,i
to the care of a patient who heat in..
Her supply of morphine was gradually
reduced until the second day of treat
nieut, aud thou cut off altogether.
Btlli the patient continued to get mor
phine. There was no doubt about
that. Not only myself hut every mime i
and employe In the house ini,(.r!
suxplclon. The patient was a woman
with a beautiful and bountiful sup.
ply of hair. Her husband, who f:, (.
ed her twice a day, was virtually ac
cused of bringing her the drug and
he was naturully Indignant.
" 'What do you suppose 1 am pay.
lag good money for a euro for?' he
asked.
"The fourth day the doctor In at
tendance stood for a long time over
the patient, who was drowsy with
morphine. Suddenly he put his arms
around her aud lifted her to a sitting
posture.
"'Now,' he said, 'we are going t
comb your hair aud perhaps you will
feel refreshed.'
"The patient fought like a wildcat,
and the secret was out. Hhe m.i
enough morphine bidden In her hair
to last her tlx weeks If we had uot
(ouna it out.
Xuslaeea Notice.
hx-bnuker, having been In ,,.,..
luKiii., in anxious ror nppnrlimliy to
get back Into business world; would
take advantage of any opening, how
ever small. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The man who potf-a lia"7iiily kllh t
makes good by bfi'iig sensible worn
to death.
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URKUON. mitTUNU
St. Helen's School for Girls.
Thirtr tt.lr.1 vr,
fi,'um,Mlliiis bulldlnc.
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