The Oregon mist., April 28, 1905, Image 4

For Thin,
Poor Blood
You can trust a medicine
tested 60 years ! Sixty years
of experience, think of that!
Experience with Ayer's Sar
siparilla; the original Sarsa
parilla; the strongest Sarsapa
rilla; the Sarsaparilla the doc
tors endorse for thin blood,
weak nerves, general debility.
But im thl. Brand M roeitlelna eannot do
hi baal work If lit IItit I tn.rilvn i..l th
bowala oon.tlted. For Ilia lHt re..tl.l" re
aulta.fon .hmtlil take bivxtiv it.wie. of Aver'
Pill, whlla taking thehtrMMrlllA. Tli liver
wlU quickly repuud. kii4 .o will Ui bowel.
I 10 TO AlilEClRE.
Uwf O CtlLKRY PECTORAL.
rtlCHESf OF ALL REDSKINS.
08 Trlb t.f Indian Art Called the
Wralthleat Pcniil on hurt.
Much has been written about the
wealth of tlw toidite Imliiin. '1'lieso
fortunate people nit a tribe are per
haps the richest people oti earth.
To lii'uin Willi, they have smiii'thlug
like $S,iKXMwH) on deposit witU the
I'ltlted States government. Tula law
sum la drawing a good rate of Inter
est, uttlriiiit lo give each member of
the tribe f H!4 per aiiiniui. They also
have about I,tinO,is..) acres of land,
wlili'h. In view of the Immense fields
of sas and oil now being developed. In
worth nt a conservative estimate
an aert-. This augment their money
holdingK $s,tk0.(kHi and gives a grand
total of lltVtHW.tW. If this um
should he divided equally among the
I.!I3 living iitagea, each would have
Hesides the regular annuity derived
from Interest on fund on deposit, each
Osage gets a considerable sum of
money received from the aiiiniui rent
als of the tribal pastures. To this Is
now beiug added that of oil and gas
royalties. The full value of this Item
is difficult to arrive at, from the fact
jih.t frequent Ueiv developments ans-
Old-Tlrne Olngh.m Apron. meM n.ontl.ly avenue from this
Th. little gingham aprons that they At this time the tribe Is draw-
Ing something like $12.iV0 monthly
Those dainty queens of sunny days ol from oil and gas royalties, or about
yore $75 per capita per annum, amounting
One waa a-rent where Hewers tumbled t a au jo nearly J2."iO a year which each
through i Osage receives as his pro rata share
Upon the hare feet polling In the dew.lof ,h? llllH,m(, frmn ,,, trUllll timU.
No bannerets of glory ever .vet I . Journal
Fashioned by tlie cunning hand oft " " "r
kjll j reports that there are many members
Cao hide the signal flag I'll seer for-! ef the tribe who have private fortunes
get. of considerable volume. These private
No silken sheen ami satin ever will j holdings ranged from the common farm
Displace the modest, sometime tat- j borne, equipped with the ordinary eon
tered thing veuiences and comforts of life, to pa-
The little gingham aprons that they ; uiansk,ns , Uv(, Rt(ck am, oth.
! Humorous
Ah! queens beyond the ransom of a ! " I'soual property holdings valued at
king!
j many thousands of dollars. More than
Ah! vanish gingham aprons of the ; dozen Osage Indians are rated as
owning property vauied at from 51".
OiW to 'Ji,000 or more, and several of
(hem have commodious country homes,
containing from ten to twenty rooms.
These persons are not all mixed bloods.
yore:
Dear tittle gineliam aprons of the day
Of sandy paths and primrose-scented
ways:
There is a glory in each string and check
Ueart gathers from the tljta:u and (lie
wreck.
They used to scurry o'er the mossy
stile.
They used to sway upon the grape
Tine swing.
Ah, me! there was no sophistry or
guile
In e'en a puckered ruffle or a strinc
I close my eyes and see the uierr.i
train
Anon come trooping down the suuny
shore:
The bare feet paddle in the dew aiin
And flowers drift through the reu'.s
the briers tore.
New York Sun.
One day 1 gar my iittle cousin n
sUutorgreen lozenge, and, aa It burnt
Iier tongue, alio turned to her mother
and cried. "Oh. mutter, put dla In
'frlgerator, quick."
"Today," said the minister, "I think
jou'd better take up tho collection bt
fore I preach my sermon. "Why so';"
aaked the vestryman. "I'm folng to
preach ou 'Kconomy!' "
Mr. Casey An' phot did th' doe.
thor say ailed ye? Mr. Casey Appen
dicitis. Mrs. Casey Ooh. worra! Ol
knew he'd tay that If ye wore thot
new Sunday suit. Judge.
Papa How did you get your clothes
o terribly torn? Tommy Try In' to
keep a little boy from belli' licked.
Papa Ah, a brave deed! Who was
the little boy? Tommy Me.
"Tour' snorted Mlsa Shurpe. "Many
you? Why. you're only an apology
for a man." "But." protested Xlr.
Small, "you will not " "No; I will
not accept the apology." Philadelphia
Ledger.
"1 fell over the bulwarks," said th
sailor, "and the abark came along and
grabbed me by the leg." "And whit
did you do?" "I let tabu have the leg.
I never dispute with a shark." Chi
cago Journal.
"As Shakspear ,iys," remarked
Cassldy, who was fond of airing his
"book larnlu'" occasionally, "what's in
a name?" "Well." replied Casey, "call
tot wan that Ol don't llko au' Ol'il
show ye." Philadelphia Press.
"Well," snapped Saint Peter, "what
have you to say for yourself?" "I am
not a good man," replied the applicant,
"but I didn't go about making apolo
gies for myself ou earth, and I don't
Intend to begin uow." And be got In.
Now that Ann's age has beeu thor
oughly discussed, the Council Blurts
Nonpareil springs this oue: "A young
woman goes upstairs to dress at 7:4J
but a number of them are full blooded , for the evening. She Is 19 years old
Osages. who have by their own Indus-.and weighs 102 pound. State the wait
try and thrift added to their original of the man below,
patrimony. Kansas City Journal. J Utile Boy I want you to write me
Lost a Uoml Opportunity.
"Veft they accused me or adulterat
ing my canned fruit. They named s.
ertaiu formula that is designated for
adulterating and asked me If I didu t
use It."
"What did you say?"
"I said I didn't, and then they
wouldn't let me copy It. You see. It's a
fti excuse for being late to school yet'
terday. Jeweler Eh? You are aot
my son. Little Roy N-o. but mamma
says I bad plenty of time to get to
school, to I guess the clock you sold
her doesn't go right.
"What do you think of her vocal
ability?" asked the manager of th
ahow tftef the prima donna had
pxni deal better formula than the one j ceased to warble. "Well," reylled tho
Cleveland Plain
la After Year.
"Women are cerrainiy changeable
creatures," said the weary-looking
man.
"What's the explanation?" asked
the friend of the family.
"During our honeymoon." answerel
the weary party, "my wife declare 1
the could not live a d y w ithout r.ie."
"Well?" queried the family frlen I.
"Only last week," euitlmied tlio
other, "the tried to g"t me to insure
my life for JlO.OuO In he.- favor."
Taylor What is meant by the spirit
of the press?
Tyler One of those ghost stories that
they print. I presume.
I'm using now.
Dealer.
In I.tght Distress.
A new term was beard the other
day. Au old lady and her two daugh
ters came into a millinery store. .The
young women wore mourning hats.
The old foman said to the clerks: I
man who had come In on a pass, "she
has an admirable voice for destroying
silence." Chicago News.
A well-known Judg was staudlng
at the door of a ballroom when a very
beautiful woman passed biro. "What
a lovely woman!" said the Judge, but
so loud that the lady overheard It
want a mourning hat, for I am in Turning ner ueau. sue recouru in.
mourning Rut mv (latter here." Indi- i speaker. "And what a good juage.
eating, "is a widder of two years
standing, and she H In light distress
HAND HAD LOST ITS CUNNING
Old Mast round He Could No l.on.ei
flay Marble.
"Sometimes men grow old but tbelt
hearts star young." said the pblloso
Dher. according lo the Kansas City
Journal, at he walked lo the open win
dow and watched the smoke from hit
cigar curl outward. "Haw something
out ou ths boulevard that proved this
little while ago," he continued.
"An old man whose step were fee
ble and faltering approached a crowd
of merry youngster playing marbles,
It was evident that the old man had
been out llttle during the winter and
he keenly relished the return of spring
and all that, you know. When he
reached the place where the 'klda'
were playing he stopped and watched
them lutently for a time. The boy
paid no attention to htih, but he en
tered Into the game with relish despite
bia white hair.
Make an old man feel almost like
a boy ag'ln,' he remarked as I stopped
up to him. i believe 1 could shoot
marbles better than that llttle feller
in the red cap. My ole knuckle
kln.ly rusty, but I'd like ter try.'
The more lie thought of It the
more fidgety he became and every
time one of the boys would nils the
old man would make some remark
about it. One of tlie toys, a partlcu
larly atrocious player, resented the old
mau'i actions at last and said:
" 'Well, maybe you can do better!'
'"You Jest better bet 1 kin,' said the
old fellow- with conviction. "I'll show
you when your bot comes next time.'
"The old man prepared and waited
for hi turn. At last It onme and he
knelt down and took the 'glussle' 'taw
from the llttle shaver In the red rap,
Carefully he aimed al the 'fat ring'
and the five marbles placed therein
The boys guyed blm and kept telling
him to shoot, 'little linger rooster' and
everything else, and finally lie let bis
thumb slip. The marble barely left
his hand and rolled harmlessly half
way to the 'fat ring.
"'Oh, pshaw!' exclaimed the old fel
tow, as he rose, rubbing his rheumatic
kuee, 'It slipped lie-fore I was ready
"'Reckon you were the champion
marble player In your district." said
tin: boy in the red cup. as he recovered
his marble, 'hut you're no heavy
weight now.'
"The old man lost Interest In the
game and wandered away."
Give her a hat with blue feathers on
I:." Chicago Newt.
Schoolboy Humor.
she said.
Magistrate Why did you steal that
ham. Uncle Rastus? Cucle Kastus
Ilekase man pooh fanihly was starvlu'.
you' honner. Magistrate Family
starving, eh? But th-"y tell me yon
bKI w HIMK All ttt L-
t CiMmh Srrup. iuiw liooi. Css V:
in time. ao,l M flmeel.w.
er fack, yo' honner: but Ah reckon yo'
all wudn't 'spect mah fambly ter cut
dem dawgs. Chicago lially News.
One afternoon llttle Johnny happen
ed to look up and see the moon, and at
he had never seen It before In the
GUBAN MINISTER TO THE U. S.
Recommends Pe-ru-na.
tgQj O
Senur Quesada, Cuoan Minister to me tinned Mate.
Senor Quesada, Cuban Minister to the United States, is an orator bom. in
an article in The Outlook for J'lly, lgllO, by George Kennan, who heard Quesada
speak at the Kateban Theatre, Matanzas, Cuba, he naid: "I have seen many
audiences under the spell of eloquent frei;ch and in the grip of ftrong emotional
exitement, but I have rarely witnessed such a scene as at the close of Quesada's
eulogy upon the dead patriot, Marti." In a letter to The I'eruna Medicine
company, written from Washington, I). C, Senor Quesada eava;
"Peruna I can recommend as a very good medicine. I
It is an excellent strengthening tonic, and it is also an ef
ficacious cure for the almost universal complaint of ca
tarrh." Gonzalo De Quesada.
congressman j. it. jjanatiead, ot Ala- is a radical snec lie for catarrh. It is
bama, one of the most influential mem-1 Peruna, which has stood a half century
bera of the Uoues ol Kepresentatives,
ins letter written from Washington,
D. C, gives bis endorsement to the
great catarrh remedy, Peruna, in the
following wo'nie: .
"Your Peruna is one of the best medi
cines I ever tried, and no family should be
without your remarkable, remedy. As a
took and catarrh cure I know of nothing
better." J. ft. Bankhead.
Ther is but a single medciine which
Etc. Is a sign used to make believe I wn five Aog3 Vace BaituDat.,
yon Know more luau you uo.
The equator Is a menagerie lion run
ning around the center of the earth.
The zelya Is like a horse, only
striped and used to illustrate the let
ter Z.
a vacuum is uouiin sum up in n . . , . .
box -Dennltions by London School j rHme. he ran Into the house and ex-
- . T .. ' ...1 . ... .K ... ..... I'v. Itrt m
gooa joKe on ioa. ny. ui u-j
you mean, dear?" asked the astonished
mother. "He forgot to take the moon
In this morning." explained John.
Exchange.
Motorist Are all the tools In th
toolchest? Valet Ves. sir. Motorist
Are all the cushions and laprobes !n
the tonneau? Valet Yes, fir. Motor
ist Is the tank full of gasoline? Valet
Yea.su-. Motorist Have you brought
down all our goggles? Yes, sir. Motor
ist Well, run up to my room and
bring the roll of bills out of the top
bureau drawer so that we will have
euough money to pay our fines. Then
we shall be ready to start.
Lawyer Y'ou have taken your oath,
and I want you to answer each of my
questions honestly. Witness Yes, sir.
Lawyer What Is your occupation?
Witness I am a driver. Lawyer-
Do you drive a wagon? Witness No,
sir; I do not. Lawyer Now be care
ful, and remember that you are on
your oatb. You admit that you are a
driver; now, honestly, don't you drive
a wagon? Witness No, sir; I drive a
horse. Albany Kvenlng Journal.
"My dear." said Miss Flagstaff to
her country beau. "I thought I ought
to tell you beforehand that I'm a torn.
nambullst. You might not like to
marry a woman who" But the
Impatient Mr. McCoy cut short her re
marks, saying: "That makes no llf
ference, Caroline none In the world,
I'm a Methodist, you know, snd I can
go with yon to your church In the
morning and you can go with me to
my church at night." LIpplnoott's.
"I never was rebuffed In so pleasant
a way as on my last Journey." said
Joblots, the commercial traveler, late
ly. "1 was Just about to enter an
of life when I saw a staircase with a
sign, 'This way for commercial trav
elers.' I supposed the stairs led to tho
counting-house, so I went up and
found myself In a long hall, with walls
where pointing boards directed the
way. I passed through the ball and
came to a staircase leading down a
another board pointed. I descended,
and, opening the door at the lower
step, found I was in the street
again!"
Prrmainre Il-pentnce.
The sick man seized bit wife's hand
In his feeble grasp.
"Tell me the truth at once," be
begged. '
"Oh, Wllllani! It's all right. The
crisis Is past und the doctor says you
will recover."
"Is he ture of that?"
"Perfectly."
"Well, say, dear, run and telephone
my partner that I didn't mean what I
tald yesterday about not foreclosing
that mortgage. I was delirious, you
know." Cleveland Leader.
Right or Chorus tilrl.
The time It past when wealthy young
men can sit In the front row of a first
class theater and ogle the young worn
en In the chorus. Certain managers
used never to make strenuous objection
to this sort of fun. providing the young
men didn't interfere with the enjoy
ment of the rest of the audlniice. but
no manager will penult It now.
Five well-known young men shout
town tried It at a Broadway theater a
few nights ago and the management
put np with their nonsense until the
first part of the show was over. Then
the five left their seats and started out
for a drink. When they returned they
were allowed to enter the theater, but
two ushers barred the aisle leading to
their seat. Near the ushers stood the
manager of the house. Said he to the
Ave young men:
"The ladles of the chorus have coin
plained of your unwelcome attentions.
Y'ou hare aeen half of this show and
can get half the price of the face value
of your teats at the box office If you
desire. Y'ou can't return to your seats
If you try to 1 will have you ail ar
rested."
The five young men consulted. Then
they apologized for their condui t. The
manager said he was sorry, but he
couldn't let them return to their seats.
They saw the rest of the show stand
ing np In the bark of the house. New
York Sun.
test and cured thousands of casea
If you do not derive prompt and aat
infactory results from the use of Peru
na, write at once to Dr. Ilartman, giv
ing a full statement of your case, and
he will be pleased to give you his val
uable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Ilartman, President of
The Ilartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0.
All correspondence held strictly confi
dential.
Koine men trust to luck for a living
aud some others trust lu trusts.
In Heart h of a Mark-lowii.
natever generosity a iniiii may
have usually shows Itself at his wed
dlug. but Ir. I.apham, In his "lllsto-y
of Woodstock, Maine," glvei an In
stance of prudence on the part of a
bridegroom which is. to say the least.
unusual. Cases, he says, have been
known where the future husband lias
tried to beat down the parson employ
ed to marry blm, but It Is not orten
one bears of a bridegroom ho trl-s
the market as he would if he wore
selling farm produce.
Mr. Kmlth prepare! his little farm
house for his prospective bride, who
had promised to marry Is 1 1 is ou a cer
tain date. He went to a justice of th
peace and asked what his terms were
for a wedding. The Justice repile.l
that the lejral terms were one dollar
and a quarter, but that people usually
paid two dollars.
"That's too much for ten minutes'
work," asserted Mr. Smith, and lie ap
plied to another Justice, with the same
result.
"Can the fee be paid in shingles?"
be asked.
"Yes."
The man scratched his unkempt
head.
"I've got It!" he exclaimed, "My
cart-wheels hav got to be repalr-'d.
and I can get Klder Itlcker to do It
for one dollnr a day. He can marry
us at noon time, und It won't cost a
cent."
Heilleil Him Controversy.
"James," cried Mrs. Tlmmld. sfttlng
tip In bed, "there ore burglars down
stairs." "Oh, no, there ain't, my dear," re
plied Mr. Tiliimld.
"I'm sure there are."
"Your husband Is right, tiitim." In
terposed a low browed Individual who
thrust his bend into the room at this
Juncture. "We're upstairs."
And as he started down the steps he
was heard to say lo his. pal: "I al
ways believe In helping a husband out
whenever I kin. I'm a married mini
myself." Houston Chronicle.
Save the Babies.
INFANT MORTALITY is soniotliiug frightful. Wo can hardly rcalizo that of
all tho children horn in civilized countries, twentytwo per cont., or lioarly
ono-quartor, dio before they roach ono year; thirty seven por cent, or mow
than ono-third, before they arc five, and ono -half before they aro fifteen!
Wo do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Gastoria would tsavo a ma
jority of these precious lives. Neither do wo hesitato to say that many of thcao
infantile deaths are occasioned by tho use of narcotic preparations. Drops, tinctures
and soothing syrups sold for children's complaints contain more or less opium, or
morphine. They are, in considerable quantities, deadly poisoiu. Iu any quantity
they stupefy, retard circulation and lead to congestions, sickness, death. Castoria
operates exactly the reverse, but you must seo that it bears tho signature of
Chas. II. Fletcher. Castoria causes tho blood to circulate properly, opens tho
pores of tho skin and allays fever.
Letters from I'rommem I'uysiciuns
addressed to Ci.as. H. Fletcher.
nr. A I'Misr. f Nt l..ml. Me. : "I ' prfrl4 ir fastMfl la
nistiy .. nu.l Um slwr r"md It n .liilBI sud ' rmljr.
Ir K I'oou. ef I'Ui'.s.l.'li'lils, I ., : "I ' pr.-fih4 'ur rtrta In
rnr h.ii. tut m.uj jv(. ii u it iilr.-iluu iu mywit ml euUi la mt
l.Oll.hH ' ...
tr J K W.M.Micr of i'hlr, HI . r : karll riBi.n.t
your i s. toils lu in public taweo fv tUIKIraii s rotllis. t sat irltj
II mul rminil II l rral ! "
IT Maar.t I ntri.U. nf lir.wliljn. V T. sajs- "I U Mad your ('tori la
ni en ll.uwlu.il lltl s.kmI ta.illU. SO'1 li a'Maad ll fllal lu M II
fur Ha mild Isaativ llci and (rai!oi trow harm
llr J II Klltelt. "f Sua V.Th I'll., aaja: "Hln rtiirlef th pa"( ll yaf
ra.-rlbil jour la.luil fur liilainlla .'...uia.U ll.ll.ia, I tuuat heartily r.unui.al
u.. I ha r.iriuuta cmttaina iimnm uF'aianwua ih? .... iM..i
lir c Huraauf. of umatia Nat. . aajra: vmr i a.ioria i aa iwi mauirin
AVcfildblc Preparation for As
siinnatlnj Ihr hxl .mil Ursula
luii itc Skinvtihs uiut IViwcis of
Promotes Dutcslttm Clw f rful
ncss and Kcsi .Contains nciitw r
Ujiium. Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Nahcutic.
4hv ttou frMNiu nraaa
mViU SmJ-
Alt ittnm I
As sja - I
sd . I
yfaaarnau .
S-4-
NMryraaa
Apfrfrcl RrmcJy forConstlria
lion. Sour Stnnucli.Diarrhura
Wornw .Convulsions feTfish
ncss and Loss OF SLEEP.
lacSinaW Sifnntura of
NKW S'OWK.
Vr.ftla ti Willi t tlu urt ait.orai Iba laata
lauf, n
... .l.i!.1r.n ait.l 1 ft ..itmiil i v
riiminaia ua'a uf propiiatart i.lirliii. ;at I'aaiuil la a a.-iik. fur ruiailli
KUIvh aria I Ilia ara i.f (lillili.u,"
t)r J A I'arkar, of Kanaaa rilr. M. r i "T.'r C'aiirl halila Itia aaiaai
of Ilia ainll.al ar..fa.. ii In a n.aun.r I..-UI bt u olb.r (.r-piLiary (ii.irallaa l
I a aura ana raliahla tna.i.-tti f..r liifnni anJ fhlUIra. 1 fact. It I th UKlaaraal
ttuuaaliuia ratua; fur lufaulll alliiirui. '
lr II K Marrlil. of Auau.ia M . : "t'a.tort I on of to rt (loaal
na awal rr-oiaiaaMa rrni'dia fr tnfania a . hlldtru In tur upiitlun jraur i a.luila
ha. aaa.t tnuiiaanda fr..u an rarl)i rava I ran furul.U liuu.lila ul lMlalai
fiuoi tUla lu.a-lt) aa u Ha afH.-i.nrf ati. oifrlia
lr Ni-rman t irr pf ttni. nM . aar. ' ' I'urirn lha lal l.l far
I tisva fv-oinmlf t.-. uiinrii Wil v ur i a.i"u a. una 'f tha tt taiaiilona f ma
klml balng .fa 111 Ilia hand, i f 1-araiHa a"d r, la la fallatln- ahlldra
dl.nidara. lilla th ' UU olil.li u u inaa.anl iiiiai SUuu U dwlnlal.ia4
la S rra! ailtallisaa '
lr. T It Kjla. of Si rtil. Utun. aa.a "It affunta ma fl.a.ura I add mr
nam lo tha lon Hat of lh-a bo l.aia n.-l and li nd.ra fur l aall. IS
tan of ih lrdianta hln ammo i',rmin iha (iriniim f Ilia f .i oiula an lha
wrapiwr la on d and tiffMi-nl rai-n f"r ih r.-i'iuuiandallvai of auf jh) aMau.
I knuw at II gd nialllla nd ia-uu,luiid II rhaarfull '
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho Signature of
.rail-Hi
-uzS7v -cue
txAcr copy or WRAPrn
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use Fop Over 30 Years.
Mux) NtHlti1.
"See liari'l" ruiniiiifil tlm miijrf ninn.
I ih ).IU wuilht lu u; lllll dug of
fours st nicht. His tiarl.ni; trap, in)'
baby awako."
"I wsa just u.ilmt to riMjiif.t fun t
nuisxl vuur natif . rfjoutod tti uih
hor. "His niuhtljr hjIin unioja uif
dog." New Ynrki-r.
Two Vlrw.
Wtorn KafinorTho corn
rmp li
A Malh'lima H.Xl.r u l lull
"Iln foil .r lia.a rti--a.j -i s I .up hrra?"
illl tho fUtivo frutii liia cwy.
"Vm," Bii.war.-d i-'aruitfi- t'rat-iaaal.
"An I malar:'"
"S:,,"
"HuW S III WPSthiT?"
'H ttltr'n l.laera umt uf ff fir tlnia "
"Von il-ili't aroin tn wnrrf luu.-li "
"Sot bit. V't f'i f.i!jr liri'
lliat'a thra i-l(. I)i!iuid lu lin-sr ln.rd
an' wn'ro fii-ftiii' i-vi-ri Willi -Lii. arrii tl
MALLEABLE IRON STl'MP PULLERS
tiuk-iiiooi rv ir. 4m rUM
tu l.iMfMr. It lit ti.a t tlta
Its twn. Ii.lra, W ,( loaf 4Nmp i rtka
1 1'11'fW
fct It WsoS MAI.IUSI WV CO,
loot a MtrtMMi rut l'il4. Or
'fj'iintferlr
1
ruined. Wlijr. sir.
Durueil It ruclit up.
Western K.-al K.t.nt Msn The a-ri-al
nd iflnrioiis Vt is the i!hc to live
Wlif, sir, this aunnu.-r lu.t fe.tteil oc
hot roa.t curu right nut In th lie! !.
Hrttg oritinn. Citt nr Tnl.tM), j
l. II II I lil'NlV,
FsaSK J riir.Mtv rnako. oa'h thai ha I.
eulur iianner ul iho nrinnf 1 J l uttrx
doliia bii.lno.. In tl.v i II v ,if l., !.(.. i .......
tjr ami Male at.' --a;d. ar,a thai nld firm l l
lr ih .inn ul ii K ill s i ill 1. 1 1 tint i i iw i..
aih and evi-ryrw nil ihmii lhal i anuot !
cured bf Ua uo ul lUi i. t mnaii l j k,
r n. IV J, I II r.y.
Sworn to befi.ro me d .uh-rrll.! In n.v
preaelue, ihli till) daf u( lK-i-iiiiir. A I' Va'.
A. . 1.1 KA-uN,
scat j Nwiarf Tuhllc.
llall'a Catarrh Cure I token lnternallv
el ilireelly on Ihe IiIk..I and liiin i.ii. iir!aw.
vi in. ..miiii, renn I r I'-iitluii.lilH'., Ire.-.
Sold bf llrnr.-l.ta. ,
llall'a f amily l-lll.are th N-.t.
th but wiuda ju.i ihi'f ne.er iiof " V,i:iiiii;!..ii Siaa. i
Mother. ilt find r. Wlnau.W. hxilhlng
Bf rup tha be.t reuie.lf tuUte Utt Ihelr chlldrra
during ih laeihitig n.-l,
Antlai-iilui Teleiihinie.
Tlie I'mii'li ti'li'iiliumi i-rviie tia
Jiut ni'i'orili-tl tu tlii ni!i!li- nun of t!me
llttie iimi'iiltli'i of i-n lliall.iii wliii li
liilnlit. ttitli obvious nihuiiiitice, ! i t
ti'iiib il thruiiitlKitit tlin amrjil. In i vi-rv
imlillir ullii'i. tli.-ru nltl ln'iiivr.ir nnl
be liuiiif wit tt wliiti. linen i:iu,Uer
i lili'f, trenteil with n i lieinl.nl a.iluiii.n,
with will, li every lu imiii ran i ieiue
ami ililiifi-i't the iliite or tube In-fore
UIS It. If lie will only iln mi a I mi nr-
ler breathing into it hinielf for set
ernl minutes, so niili li the better. Tlieae
hiimlkei'i-i:efs arc leneweil ilnily.
r'nrnuiirhn mid ri..n ttiero Is no bltef
mmllclno than I'liu'i Curo fur Cousuuip.
linn. I'rlr I', .....i. r
Kuiml to I.enp Veur. I
Slowliu.v was w enriiiif a tnuily tl(; llenefli of I'miinr flrenllniin
for ttlilrli he hml reienlly given uji in'- The luiblt uf slow tix-.i-.ur-l ileeii
cents In real muiiey. , breiitlilnn that rover the entire luni,'
"What klml of a lie tin you ailinlie , surfi-i Is of nmre vnliie im.l hnii irt
most''" lie asUnl of his fuir iomimii- ! anee than you will ever believe until
Ion In the parlor m-ene. ' J'oii have tried It, anil when von have
Why, er- teel ln-c: -tin. umrrliiKe ealnblisheil the hnlilt of lueji llihii! In
tin," she trlKKb-d. ! this fll.llllier Villi W III MaV millto r..ii. rL
Ami the next iliiy Hlowboy biiutiMl ' able lhiiiK In Its favor. It w ill reiii h
up a minister ninl eoiitrneteil with Mui 1 all puluis of jour phyab-sl system. All
to make one. 1 the lienetlts that oeeiir from u lo ilil.t
oliilitlnn of tin. I, I,,. ,d will In n (f renter
or leas ileKree lie yours, for the iiMtii.er
ninl rnmiileliineaa with hl.h the In
ilreil air eouum In riintni-l wllh tl,,.
blooil hi the Iuiiks are of the uluio.t
linpnrtalii-e to eiery Mini (rrn-ea.
Clirlsilnii Work ami KvniiKelWt.
R(GON8lPO0pt)Hiri(H.
Hi A L TH tCSTORlR.
WET WEATHER. WI5D0M
TMt oqicinal ,B
f SLICKER
WILL KEEP YOU DW
NOTHING ELSE WILL
TAKE HQ
vA eT.xiuf ran
ftMOWlft4 lutL !' OT OAAWINr AN NAT.
A J. TOf CO , 0T. V ,
Tnwi "t ". ta , i ro , ioauitu, ianida,
j i r
f. K U.
N. If -101
11 'II K.N wrliina; la nd aartlaar plaaaa I
I m.ml..a ml. a.r. I
Oration Blood funinm u
riitlitly iiutiicl, beruiiM. il purilie tho
bloorl uml tones up tin; Inly.
(.rntemi 4 lino (tu.
Clara l)id you have iil.;,.nii weather '.
It the spriiiK this siiminer?
Iora No. It was hut, ilreailfulljr so. I
"lleally iiueomforinble, w;n it V
"Awfully. Why, th weuther wsa so
warm that when a man with n eool mill-,
Inn proposed tu um I uceeptt-ii him st
one.
Mr. Grosvenor'i Articles.
The articles liy Mr. (iilbi rt II. (ir.m-
venor mi ' IitiK iilat ili the (iruiiinl "
ami "Tli New Mi IIkkI of I'urifviinr
Water," whii li liavo Hiiiieariil in The
Century, have atlnu tiil wi.le atlentiun
'Specially the lirHt-iiuineil, which an.
polls to tlie t;reat audience of people
who are intitrente.il in tin; ciillivatinn
of the soil. The urtirle him l leen I rim.
Ilinl
loll.
Th Ilaint .if l ate-,
"Tlila linn in )ur ban I," an I.I th girl
o hud tiidied loiliomirv. "In. In-atr
yml loita a brilliant Inlur bfof
"I. t'oit .o V" iueriei th dome fousf
in.
"Vr.'' aiianvreil lli fnlr ma I.I, "but
otlii-r line Imlii-ate lluit you r tuo
li up with It.
rti
low to ever eal
r.P OCT T? A A Disease
Wc Inherit
i
WiKlitinu disease Kcroful -,.,, ; ... to 11 m' throR' the blood, that
io tne aws of nature Kw llin,, . . rnu ;e wuiwtt licotitrnry
Weak ,ve. ,,L Til. .bwdl"'f.'. l.lecrut,n,r Kiltda of the Uerlc. rntarrh
All Klanni se (I r'.K Marry.
Girls who lire not tiiarri.il iu Siiun
before they reach a eertjilu nie nre
put under the rare of Mi kln, ami
he find) a husband for llioin, 'l'bls Is
a simple tiling to do, for lie k"os
through the list of prisoners In tint
Jails, picks out one man, nml tells him
he can hnve his liberty If he will mar
ry one of those girls.
When a uihii Is tlminelully embar
rassed he Is apt to fuel sorry Hint he
has friends who only feel sorry for
blm.
on tinaely subjects conti-cle.l with ii(?ii-
cuiiiirc, the llrnt of whirl,, on the
Weather iliireuu, will a.piar iu the
June number.
. -r-i "'.v.i, u'lm.t.-Miea,
fikltl riiV.li.Ha ...t.:.... ..
---- wuiicbwcii- """. a . ricarcil on the head of tn little
"K. hip ,l.Sca,e and other f ''M l.rn only ,H nio, 7b, oM, XpWd
def,,mic.f wilh a wastj j H'y ver herbody, The d.w .ttS
of t ic natural BtrcnKtU and u ?, '! '"""' she would Iom her .leht.
ht
pleti.
never
l ite Dim rroi e.
Little rtoiliiey I'upa, what I tlin ilif
ferenc betweeu climate and weather?
Mr. Wayniit (of Iiisiii,'illiiirt-i, tho
Blink) Climate, my an, u ., . ...
cslity has when you urn buying B )0II
m. itfvcr,litic9 filft! the r e i Vi" !'! "'V'1'""'" "ul
itroiiit8, often reanltitiff in r,.., J . : "''r'.,.lul0," '""tier and tubercular
aso which linn been in the
fiince the liiith of th nf.
:i the ; : "'-aiuiem. b. b. s.
25v libv.,1 a?;.'. wimmi r.r tLia. It cleanse the
P S;7-a
proves, tlienymptonii all pu-m 'Wav tl Z" , ,"t,,,cl,,c icnlth Im-
ease 19mn.1i I"". "way, llu-ro in fiRine r,.t,,r . i...im. ji-
--"J mini .you II III lillynijf g I0ln. .l . I v-""i,",:'"ly W IllO rniut.ell.. 1.. . "iiiiliiucilllillictllll.
there, ami weather is what it U aft" , 6041 y Evicts wiihed, furu , uJ , 'l''- Book 0,1 the blood
ward.-I'uck. t'"rM"yHiclaH, without clmrrrc.
" ' SPCCmC CO., ATLANTA. CJU
PUT
Color more ood hrlwhi
f.'lHit lo Vive uarleil A.'l any dye. One 10, . l ,
NAM FADELESS nv re