The Oregon mist., November 06, 1903, Image 4

Peculiar
To Itself
In wTint it is and what it does con
twining the best blood-purifying,
alterative and tonio substances and
effecting the most radical and per
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole system is true only of
Hood's Sarsaparilta
No other medicine acts like it;
no other medicine has done so
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at so little cost.
"I was tremble! with erofula and earn
ear losing my ayeaight. Kor four months I
could not sea to do anything. After takins
two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I could
la walk, and Then I had taken eight bottla 1
eould sea aa well a aver." Susia A. Uairs
ion. Withers, N. C
Hood's Sarsaparilta promlaea to
cur and keeps tha promiao.
Loat Fortune In Crap Oam.
Herr Jules Mock, the Swiss iron
magnate, lost 1 30,000 in a game of
traps at Tozapah, a Colorado mining
utmp, last week. He nierely smiled
It his ill luck and the next day drew
an bis New York bankers for a suffic
ient sum to make good his losses.
Cruel.
"When he proposed to me I was de
lighted, of course," confessed Miss An
Teek, "but I tried not to let my face
bow him what my answer would be."
"And did you succeed?" asked Miss
Peppery.
"No; he found his answer there."
"Ah! Read between the lines, I sup
pose." Philadelphia Press.
Thoughtless.
"Jim," said the first tramp printer,
as the freight train flew along, "we
ought to have waited till tomorrow to
make this trip."
"So?"
"Ye9; the company runs an excur
sion today and we're only beating it
out of 4.60." Indianapolis Sun.
Imitation.
The hairdresser had done rather a
hasty job on the raven locks of the
young woman.
"Well," ehe said, surveying the re
sult in the morning, "this is a sham
poo, all right, if there is any such
thing as a real 'poo.' " Chicago
Tribune.
New to Him.
Pat How does ye loike codfish
balls?
, Mike Faith! an' I niver 'tended
ne, but it's big toimes I've had down
U th firemen's hop. Lippincotts'.
The Innocent
Suffer
With
The world to-day is full of innocent safferers from that most loathsome
disease, Contagious Blood Poison. People know in a general way that it is
a bad disease, but if all its horrors could be brought before them they
would shun it as they do the Leprosy. Not only the person who contracts it
Buffers, but the awful taint is transmitted to children, and the fearful sores
and eruptions, weak eyes, Catarrh, and other evidences of poisoned blood
show these little innocents are suffering the awful consequences of some
body's sin. So highly contagious is this form of blood poisou that one may
be contaminated by handling the clothing or other articles in use by a
person afflicted with this miserable disease. There is danger even in drink
ing from the same vessel or eating out of the same tableware, as many pure
and innocent men and women have found to their sorrow. The virus of
Contagious Blood Poison is so
KSSuiuM BLOOD POISON IS NO
first little sore appears the whole .,
rteVKwted,han 7 RESPECTER OF PERSONS
drop of blood in the body is
tainted with the poison, and the
skin is soon covered with a red rash, ulcers break out in the mouth and
throat, swellings appear in the groins, tbe hair and eyebrows fall out,
and unless the ravages of the disease are checked at this stage, more
violent and dangerous symptoms appear in the form of deep and offensive
sores, copper colored splotches, terrible pains in bones and muscles, and
general breaking down of the system.
S. S. S. is a specific for Contagious Blood Poison and the only remedy
that antidotes this peculiar virus and makes a radical and complete cure of
the disease. Mercury and Potash hold it in check so long as the system is
-under their influence, but when the medicine is left off the poison breaks out
again as bad or worse than ever. Besides, the use of these minerals bring
on Rheumatism and stomach troubles of the worst kind, and frequently pro
duce bleeding and sponginess of the gums and decay of tbe teeth. S. S. S.
cures Blood Poison in all stages and even reaches down to hereditary taints
can be taken without any injurious effects to health, and an experience of
nearly fifty years proves beyond doubt that it cures Contagious Blood Poison
completely and permanently. Write for our "Home Treatment Book,"
which, describes fully the different stages and symptoms of the disease.
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SIHJKAM! KUATTUIS BOISR AI-t-M MIMWI)
PAINLESS
f -A
mmttM 4s-ra&aigsl
Teeth Extracted Absolutely
Without Pain and all Kind of
Dental Work Done by Wise
Brothers, the Painless Dentists.
Open evenings till 9.
r'undays frutu II to 12.
LB. w. a. a is.
WISE DROS., Dentists
All Clear to Him,
"Yes," said the,traveling artist, who
had paused to contemplate the charm
ing view from Mr. Mcddergmsa' front
yard and to drink a cup or two of but
termilk; "yes, I should liko to linger
in this lovely spot all summer. To
nie there could be nothing finer than to
remain hero and bask in the light of
inspiration, while the wonderful scen
ery grew more and more upon me, lo
vou grasp my thought?"
"I reckon 1 do," said Mr. Medder
grass. "You mean you'd like to loaf
around here long enough to get hayseed
in your hair ami then sit still till it
sprouted." Judge.
In the Interest of Sleep.
"What did you mean by telling
those new nieghbors that they needn't
buy a new lawn mower, as yon will al
ways be glad to lend them ours?" asked
Mrs. Wiggins.
"That's one of my best ideas,"
answered her huslwnd. "No one is t;o
ing to have the blamed assurance to
come around at 6 o'clock in the morn
ing to borrow a lawn mower." Wash
ington Star.
Pro port loa of Murders.
One death in every 113 in the
United States is a murder.
Mothen will find Vra Wlnslow's soothlni
Syrup the best remedy to use tot their children
the teeth tn eeaeoa.
Relax Your Muscles.
A person who can sit down and com
pletely relax his muscles can obtain
mom absolute rest in ten minutes than
thA )vtrrtn vlin cannot relax his mus
cles will be able to obtain in an hour.
CATARRH CANNOT BB CCBKO
With local application, as they cannot reach
the sent of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or
constitutional disease, and t" order to cure tt
fou must take Internal remedies. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, au.l acta. iirtNtiy
on the blood and murous surfaces. Hall's l'a
tarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was
prescribed by one of the best physicians m this
century for years, and isa regular prescription.
It is Oompotfed of tbe best tonics known, com
Bitted with tbe best blood punners, acting di
rectly on the mucous surfaces, the perfect
combination ol the two ingredients is what pro.
duces tnch wonderful results in curing oatarr h.
bend for testimonials, free.
F. J. t HUSKY A CO., Proprs., Toledo, 0.
PoUi by druintisti, price 73c.
Hails Family fiUa axe the best.
A Jewel.
Betzcr Why do you have iron bars
in front of your kitchen windows and
door?
Shetnster To prevent the escape of
the cook. Brooklyn Life.
riTfl Permanently cured. Wo fits or narrowness
rl 15 after atdy'suo. r.Kllii-'sUrat
Restorer. Send for Fre-a trial boitl. and tratte
JJt.it. U. Kline, Ltd.. ao Arch St. fhiis-l.lpA, Fs
Saw It Only One Way.
Tuxydo I was thinking of proposing
to that pretty widow, but I changed
my mind. She's the niost unsenti
mental article I ever struck.
Ruxton So?
Tuxydo She told ne the last time I
called on ber that she had plans for a
nice home and was going to advertise
for proposals. Judge.
The Guilty
and removes all traces ot the poison ana
saves the victim from the pitiable conse
quences of this monster scourge. As long
as a drop of the virus is left in the blood
it is liable to break out, and there is danger
of transmitting the disease to others.
S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable and
Sanders Disk Plow
i-Mrnple! n1 nun-it jwirtVet ri;vJe. Before you
uive your order lor I'i-k J" low be mire to rx
.rttine the Snuder. Kor nalis by the old reli
able bouse of
ftaitche.l.Lewis & Staver Co.,
PORTLAND, - - OREGON
EXTRACTING
Or. Mala 2020.
Zu-2U 1 ailing Bids. Car. Jrd ft Wssb. Sts.
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rauis or TEACHm or
CHINATOWN'S CHILDREN
After spending tltroo month In the
detention uena t Snn Francisco and
at Montreal, Canada, because of ottt-
etal retl tape, Mrs. I am) l.lu. of China,
hat been formally admitted to this
country and lias rejoined her hushand
in New York City. She U to tana
charge of a mUslon kindergarten In
Chinatown. She Is a Christian, ai la
her husband. She waa only admitted
11 BS. LOO IIS.
to the Vulted States after an Ininertttl
certttteate designating her as a teacher
had beeu sent from Peking.
OUR ALPHABET FOR JAPAN.
Kamaa Script la Hereafter la He I'sed
In the Mikad ' Uuuiaitu
Japan seems to be alotit to take ou
of the most remarkable and nt least
lmiortant ot all her steps toward har
monizing herself with the highest civil
ization of Europe and America. That
la uothiug less than the adoption ot
Roman scrlpt-our own Knglixh alpha
bet pari passu w ith, if unt as a sub
stitute for, her own ancient ayatein of
ldeograptiy. Tor the last dozen yean
a knowledge of Uouiau script has been
Increasing lit Japan among the most
highly educated. Ittit now it is pro
posed by the most Influential educa
tional organization In the empire to
make the teaching of our alphabet and
of our mode of word formation com
pulsory and universal in the publl
schools. It seems probable that tlid
government will adopt the proposal.
In which case, of course, all private
schools will have to do the same, with
the result that all the children of Ja
pan will presently le learning, "ot
necessarily the Knglisb language, but
at least to write and read their own
language in English fashion.
That will be a great thing for Amer
icana and Euroonns who want to
learn the Japanese language. It will
make that language little harder to
learn than French or German and will
enable people to learn It In the same
way that they lenrn the European
tongues. At present the great stum
bling block In the way of mustering
Japanese is the necessity of learning
a multitude of different ideographs.
Once Japanese words are expressed 111
letters like our ow n the task of learn
ing will become Immeasurably easier.
It will then also be much easier foi
the Japanese to leuru our language,
for of course our alphabetically form
ed words seem as strange to them at
their ideographs do to us. Moreover,
it will cause a change amounting al
most to transformation In the Japa
nese mind, or In the linguistic func
tions of that mind. The Japanese will
for the first time regard words not as
Indivisible integers of speei'h, but at
composite things formed of letters).
Perhaps we can partly realize tha
magnitude of that change by ourselves
trying to regard words as not formed
of letters, but as indivisible units.
Nor Is that all. Inial systems ot
languages are abominations. Where
fore It Is to be expected that, having
adopted alphabetical wrlpt by the side
of ideograpliy, the Japanese will soon
substitute the former for the latter
altogether. It will be greatly to their
advantage so to doaud also to our ad
vantage to have them do It. Hut It
will none the less be an extraordinary
thing. For the mother tongue. In all
Its details, is one of the things to
which men cling most tenaciously.
We need, to convince ourselves of that,
to recall only the language controver
sies In Canada, in Hohomla, In Houth
Africa, In Malta and elsewhere, not
mentioning the recent clamor about
the teaching of (Icriuiin In New York
public sthools. We may also recall
Bismarck's Inexorable opposition to
the Introduction of Hoinan script Into
Germany In place of the far less legi
ble German ciifiracters. That the Jap.
anese should voluntarily make this
revolutionary change In their national
script Indicate their possession of an
exceptionally high ambition to place
themaelvcs abreast of the best civili
zation of the world and all this emer
gence from savage seclusion within
the memory of men not yet grown oldl
'New York Tribune.
Interi. hangealile Part.
"My brother bought an automoblla
here last week," aald an angry man to
the salesman who sli pped forward to
greet lilin, "and he says you told him
If anything broke you would supply a
new part."
"Certainly," sold the clerk. "What
does he want 7"
"He wants two deltoid muscles, a
couple of kticep.'ins, one elbow and
about half a yard of cuticle," said tha
man, "and he wants 'cm right away."
The Feminine View.
A atory told In the New York Trib
une shows how vain It Is for man to
exercise his Imagination on the sub
ject of domestic tragedy. A young and
venturous mau was one day talking
with the wife of a member of the
Cabinet alujiit some of the Ironies of
married life.
"I can't imagine anything mora
dreadful," said he, "than for a wom
an, after mending her himband's coat.
to find In one of the poclieis an old love
letter from a former sweetheart."
"Fortunately, that could never hap
pen," said the Imly. "The woman
would 0nd the Idler first, and then she
would not mend the coat,"
A man exhibits great presence of
mind If he Isn't iibMent-nilnded when
the contribution box cornea his wajr.
Ml
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Tpry mother poasesHes information of vital vitlue to her young
dniijs'hter. Thut daughter is a precious Icjf.icy, uinl tln ivsinuisihility
for her future in largvly in tho lunula of tho mother. The inv.stciious
ehaittro thut tlovelois the thoughtless girl into tho thoughtful uouiiiu
Bhoulil find the mother on tho watch day nml tiiis'ht. As she cures) fur
tho physical woll-boing of her daughter, so will tho woman k, tuul her
child ivn also.
When it younj; jrirl's thoughts become filujrirLsh, when r-!u fK'rl.
enoes headaches, ili.iiness, faint uoss, iwul exhibit.- un abnormal lisKsi.
tion to slcen, pains in the buck ami lower limln, eyes dim. tlcsiro for
solitude, fuitl a di.-iliko for tho society of other ifii ls, when she is it tnys
tery to herself anil friend., then tho mother should go thcr nid promptly.
At such a time tho greatest aid to nature is l.ydla i:. I'hikbaiii'a
Vciretubltf t'oiiipouutl. 1c prepares the yoiuu system (or tho coming
chut and b the surest rvlunee iu thU hour of trial.
I i
Case of a New York Girl of Interest
to Every Mother and Daughter
In the Land.
" VitK Ma. Pi-VKHaM : I hope y1)V1 will publish this letter, for I wnnt all
mothers to know how much good your utrdtciiiu did toy young daughter. Iter
heulth broke down about ai.x mouths ago, nml ulUi.oiu'h !t is I iikc fur her
age. I did not understand what was wrong with her ; the doctor did not. tntto-r,
for he treated her for ber heart, which paiuvd her a g'd dent ; hut Im did not
do her any good, and wo were afraid heart trouble would carry lo r ot. Kvery
day she k-pt getting whiter and tbiutter. .Mie had no a : . p. 1 1 1 and "Uc ant
around without any ambition, and wus always to tire I t do not t h.ng. All
nighA long she would utoau in her bleep, as though iu ten :!!, u.i.
"I felt terribly discouraged; I was spi-ndinif money for do, tor's bills
right ttIont. but she was receiving no help. At tiitit tunc I was t.ii, itig I. yd its
Iv. I'illkliam' t'gctublo ('oiil)oilliil, and 1 lea i iu oun of your Isxika
about young girls. I dccitled to drop loo doctor, and give her y.-ttr nscdiclue.
I wish you could see the chantre in her, and tiin pin.c il.ci,s l.tdiu I'.. I'iiik
lutiil's) Vetfctitblo Compound has given her. .sue had l.tt.cti t ut half a
bottle wheu. menstruation started again aud her heart troutde went at hUo
magic I had her continue the metlictne, uud now i.itc is fat, to-v( and sr
fettly healthy. Menstruation is regular ami painlc , nu i 1 oan my thuiiUs
to you and to vuur wonderful medicine for her gKjd ht-aith," Mas. M a uu a war
1'UKH, 673 I'enth Avenue, Now York t Ity.
SPECIAL ADVICn TO YOUNG YlOMf.N I Ki:i:.
From her vnst espsTlrnco lit trt-atlntf fcm.tlo His, ctti-ndlnj'
over 20 years, Irs. l'lnkhum hits gained a knowledge tihlt tt Is f
untold value to every (tiling young woman. Hit udvlco nctcr full
to help. If you iieett such help vvrlttt her. Address I.ymi, Slass.
A medicine that has restored so many wnmrii to health nml ran
produce proof of the fact must Iw regarded with respci t. This is tho
record of I,ydla K. I'lnkliatn's Vegetable omiipiin.l, which latuiot
be eqtulled by any other medicine tho world has ever produced.
It Is well to remeinlier theso fact. w hen somo drii r,'i d t i ic to gel
you to buy 8omcthin which ho says is "just as k'1""! " That is iinn
Bible, as no other medioino bus such a record of cures as I. villa i:.
lMnkhani'D Vegetable Compound; so ilo not c'.r tmclit with Ultirkd
medicines, but insist upon tho one you know is 1 est.
$5000
FORFt IT I' "nnnt forthwith fr'sta" tti ..rlnlnsl Utlar anj sljiistara al
abvla tostlutuoial, VbMh WIU pr,, Its shsnltitw tfxit.t
LjdJa E. flnkham M.llrlu. Co., I ,na, Mas, .
Still Too Young.
"This is my birthday."
"And 1 suppose you fed as young as
you ever Hid?"
"No, I don't believe I'm quite old
enough yet to leel as young as 1 ever
did." Town and Country.
PIso's Cure U a sjoocl courh aiedicina.
It has currd coiijths and colds for forty
years. At drtiKgists, 'i' cents.
In Chicago.
"The devil ds-s more lor one's pleas
ure and comfort than any god," says a
Chicago woman. There is nothing like
knowing who your friends arc. New
York News.
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St. Heltsn'M Mall
rn Home and 1y school ftr (rlrin.
m l'traU''!!. jA'-toTui huii-iliiK Modrrn 5, i
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Ilhttratca cih1-.((uj, hauler Wrm
oj,Mift Ket r'iary I. i'ml ,
ELcAciUK IKHHirriS, I'MfKlpsU.
Compfeta Braalng
and Bottling plant,
capacliy three Mls
pr !av. for Weiss
Hfl-r. Ala arel I'nrler.
- In fiillointratton.ouljr
FOR SALE
mm in I'uriiaiin or
Itri-KOti. I.o!itf lease,
low rant.
A'li!rs"Owner" or
assMasa bssjjsj at.ily at C. II. I'lir-
f:oit, l.sw ver. 4 Slulkejr Uullillng, 1'urt
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BDACHE!
Not Alwavs Thus.
TrampMadam, 1 iut alwuya
tlni".
Madam No; it was tmir othr arm
you had in a sling yeli rday Joiirnul.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY,
Cenuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Mutt Bear 8lgnatur of
Jka PaoSlnlU Wrsppar Balosr.
Tssrf aaiall a4 aa eaa
10 take aa aagasw
FOR HEAOACHL
FOR DIZZINESS.
rOR BILIOUSHESt.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION,
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
f rt oauvvvMM uvm sa.i sissaius J
,( tV. I nrar TasrUi.X&'S5i5
1 1 mia'jjjjiauji iuisi mi
CURE SICK HEADACHE..
r
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ICARTERS
leadaci.e$
RglJICKLY CURED BY
n. jtn . V7
away-
a jsr
COST OP A TRIP ABROAD.
Una Caa ana Vacation I" Karona a
l.ltlla tvsiaiia.
Kvery una knowi that U costs Ulm
.omelhluK to Uv In Hd eotinlry. ne
matter where he l, and every out
ktiowa that living; H cheaper abroad
than uera. Uut. ) OuHlw'a Weekly,
tha slight .TTtKt of pullluf theaa two
facta together seeinl to tou i't
for tha aveisge niliid,- which never
fully takea In the truth that onca ar
rived Iu a foreign country an Anierl
tau cau llva mora cheaply Ultra than
here, , ,
Tha coat ot transportation la. or
course. oii Uatu to he " ,,,,u
count, but thU la reduced t eoninitm
UN tlguiiim e nominal sum. le
tho tired aeekor after rest uo begliui i
ot vacation could l more favoiabl
than ten or twolvo days spent un a
alow, couiforlutila ste.ur of otia ot
the iinaller line. Tl coat of suc i
tuiasago l about :al a passenger. I M
averago man would apeml t lea
half of that iuw In caring for '"'"
If h stayed closely at bom during
tha leu or twelve days, and he would
thluk ha was a good manager If M
mad. a hasty huslue.i Irlu to Wh
Itigtoti on tha other half.
Aa to Ids eipeiise on tha other aide.
It Is a certainty that any Auierlcau cau
llva comfortably abroad for lea than
what h. pays here. Of course he can
not If ha travels InceaaaiiHy. hut ones
th haunting fecllni l"t '
his llrat, last and only opportunity
there will bt tie necessity ff ,u'u
hurry. IU will aeo lfor litui a vlaia
of vacatloin. each pit "idorliig
at his lelsura aoma amall district of
Kurope. wl.eiu-a ha will return with
nerve calmed, with aaue vision. wHU
,h.1 head and (this I an actual fact
drawn from repealed obaervatlottsi
with not on penny lea In the b'
Hutu ho would hava had bad he ay
ed at homa wlUi 'i""''
pensr. A man or woman who can
afford a vacation anywhera (outside, of
course, th regular to eks' com
mrrclal vacalloni cau afford It Iu K
rop.
Hupposo tlist th" coucret eialli
pies are taken as covering roughly the
entire tleld of varying tasiea, Taka the
ess of the niau or woman who la
thoroughly tired and ru ll"
cicllrment and nrrvwu traln of one
of our terrlhlo American wlulera of
activity In all dlrtu-tlona.
lie has two or three monltis III wuich
to rrctiperale before th wear and tear
of ail eiaclly aiinllar wtnt-r twglns
Therti r a dmeit IJeruuiu town of
the third or fourth claa III population
wherw be in llva In greater comfort
thau Iu any Amcrtcnu tioardltig lioinw
of tumlerat prhra for not to rci-.
II a day. I'or this price he has a g-l
room of a ipiletm-aa H-rfeeily l.llasful
to tired New York's rars, four locals
a day of hearty, wholesome Herman
food, hi light and heat lid what Is
almost stir to be th most ipiletliig
and restful of company. IU teud
hi day out of d'rs walking or hi
cycling on the excellent roads through
a country which, beautiful, historic
and keenly lutrrcatliig s It Is. will
make tbe trolley parks, picnic groves
or even golf links of his usual summer
resort seem lame and uninteresting
AN INSECT TMEHMOMtTtH
Vrlikst llilrpa Hs.r a Cloaa M.latloa
li th Tawparatur.
tin an autumn renliig. hen the
cricket are out enjoying Ufa too. It
Is tery Inlerisllng to bo able to tell
the I peraluro of Urn air by the
lumber of chirps Ilia trl.-ket tunkes
per minute.
It seems that the rate of chirps l
affected by the tetiiH-raturs, and the
exact relation of Hie Irinprrattire to
t lie number of i hlrpa has lieeit oitl
untied. Willi a llitln care In counting,
one soon becomes ei-rt enough lo
tell the temiM-ralure within one or two
degree Fahrenheit.
tine uieels wllh many dlseotirage
meiits at first aa he (ilea hard to count
every chirp; the cricket slop In-fore
the in I mi t Is up; other Inaeels' note
drott u out the cricket's; the noise of
passing vehicle, rlc, are very apt to
Interrupt at tho critical moment of
counting. Hut a little) patlenca will
easily overcome such dlltlcultlea.
When on haa the average number
of chirp per minute, takti one fourth
ot that imiulier, ami add forty lo thut;
the result will be tbe tempera turn
within a degrwn or two of the actual
temperature is read from a thtu tnoiiic
ter hung out of doors.
Another eiperlment Is to capture a
cricket anil take hliu Into the house
and sea how much faslor he chirps
when ha Is warm.
Tu count Hi" chirp per minute, tak
ing one foiirlh of that liuiiibrr and
adding forty to It may aeem a llu'.o
coinplicateil- biit It Is really very sim
ple, and Is Ilka Un) game, "Think of
a number, suit doubts It," put to nil
Interesting purpose,-Ht. NUiiolaa.
(iroal Britain's Hraman.
Ons Iu every thirty six of tha males
i over 13 years of ago In Ureal llrllaln
! la a seaman In tha mercniifllo marine
or a fisherman 'Hint bv hn loeiiiii.
represents th proportion of Krltons
who go to sea In ships, l or tho cur
rent year tho total number of officer
and men, active aervlcs rating pro
vided by the estimate for th royal
navy, I lS7,0tg), being an lnci'es of
4,iXW over the previous year. Taking
the two totals this menus Ihat oim In
alH.ut every twenty ilrlloiis Is a siillor,
which Is on enormously larger percent
age than that which any oilier uallmi
can boast, even wllh the conscrlpllon
which supplies the sen men f several
coiitlneiilal counlrle.
AiUli n or a Itallrosil CJonilttoler,
A conduclur In Kausiis has prepared
the following advice fr his pusseii
geis: 'llavs no money tiau.iiclloiis
wllh strangers. (iiv yr irunk
checks to a baggageman, ami imbotlv
be. A gold hrlck Isn't worlli bring
lug home. Don't gel rf the r i IM Wl)(,
I hey are In motion. When K,
clous looking man nxks you if j ,iVl,
lost your pocktilbook I. II hlin you mv
-r carry una. Don't feel fr t WlM
ho Is looking, lluve your ticket reuily
when the conductor come along."
A limitless baby carrlagu would ;
long felt want Iu soino populon, ,0ii
uiuulty.
Dark Hair
" I have uud Ayor'a lUIr Vigor
for a great many years, and a),
though I am past iglity year of
g, yel I hava not a gray hair in
my head."
Geo. Ytllott, Towion, MJ,
Wc mean all that rich,
dark color your hair used
to have. It it's gray now,
no matter; for Aycr's
Hair Vior always re
stores color to gray hair.
Sometimes It makes the
hair grow very heavy and
lone; and it stops falling
of the hair, too.
II Ms Mil, sllsntttst.
it f"iir drussjial eann. sii t.ir ,,m.
snit ti toia il.OUf ana tsili wsiiiMa
..u s tiliN. tl aurasiMl sii i,i4
til J OUI IHMNI "Ifl'M l.lli, g ililt,,
tl. U a kH CO.. 1, uaw;
tiuut u tjtUK - at. it i,arshi h.i. b.
r,Ml. Hnth lleil'l Mlvel I't.'Ws. wt,t Ih-iiu,.
I III , lt, Kollth Iteti.l lllhr.l I li.ns, a,.a
t- ,.. It hi . I. .I'. M .11 lh lio.Hl I 1,1'lr. 11,,..,
twaius. III , l "M all ill., sit.t .li lv m
i.li.M. t mIIiiS Atnr.fiia I rram Mr.ri...
. Siwl Hot Villi." (iil 1 .1 W.t Ht
Vt lu.l Mill. IJ l.-il. I U fef .il. a
i,llhll. III II". toarriitK.tr He. Vct.r.n Ms.
thin.tr teat of M rsM t., lrMrltu4, Of.
ALCOHOL, OPrUM,
TOBACCO USINfJi
wuru rtiuTAinatitt
rbM .i kUirs t '. rVtas', O .
l.bikMs, aWa isi.
! Your Liver
Is it acting well? Bowclt
regular? Digestion good? II
; not, remember Aycr's Pills.
The Kind you have known ill
your life.
I. 0. Aft (fa., Ua.ll. I
Want your moustache or beard
beautiful brown or rktitdack I'm
S DYE
lit-U
WEATHERWISE
15 THt MAN WHO WEAI5
vv A fputtioA lndirvtf ovtr
v . v nf tf.li vt vr ft aAH mm
K ,V f 0trcvta va bttta. of
, avary tiftrmarvt basfirvd is
K jion or Thr f.3M.
Thert ar avarry ttniUtiorv
Bs of tha rv
TOvVf D ar '
& jkr cu
A 4 TOwH to O10fit
TOWtt AMAMAM Ca lua.ua TO
W. L. DOUGLAS
3.S2&3SHOESlt
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Tlifjf r(il l'''o
tht le-ro "t-
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m Tim
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tldill ajfjttf t.nty m or
ftt! titthor tllAkrw,
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tar- U tk- klgliMl
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tk.m alia i.ii. Bclsl rasulla t.t "( sums
Jua. Kaanusii, IKUbunsiasa .. t haaiaa
CANOV
Taof hash asaiarisso
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Buuu. ht sirsan. Waassa or tlni a a-
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WONDKHFUL
IIOMK
TREATMKNT
This "ii.i1iMI rill
ii.m. iliMtur Is rsllrd
III At l. Hii.n lit i-iilS
iiil.li. Hitlt'Hii i,,tir
ilmi Ihsl urn glvim ill
In ills. Hi. niri Willi
lltiiMM ,iimIi rfni I'M
III., hrrlis. riHils, Innls,
liftiHS ami vi-s'-IMlili-s
llmt sr sntlri.lv me
kiinwii In iiiihIu aI set. UIW ,1
.lien In tins isiiilllrr. 'I'lioms'i - i,,rtllf
IIhnm Imruilrss rvitixillrs Hi '"'"'!". M
knows iim s.ii. ii of nver wi a-;" i,,,,,,!
ill.-., Hlilell h.i .llee..lillly '!
.Il.r.rs. II- simiai s II. cr. .'"'
ms, Inns, llirnal, rlirunialwin. . i,o(
su.iiik. Ii, liver, Si.liO'VS. we. i In" '"".m ,n,l
lesllniolllAU. I lialK". n.ileli.le. ' ,,
Si n til Ml. 1'iOlem, I. ill i.r III" .Visslll
Mans, anil circulars. Hnul soolil". 1
TAIIU.N Ullll'.. AlllUlKon
TheC. GccVo Chinese Medicine Co.
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