The Oregon mist., April 10, 1908, Image 4

Evolution of
Household Remedies.
. modern natant medicine but-
(J, th natural outgrowth, of the
L, household remedies,
(the early hUtory of thta oonntry,
ST FAMILY HAS ITS HOKE
ft MEDICINES. Herb Ua,
r. bjxativee na Knwe,wara w di
I in almost very bouw, oompound
the bow wi fe, MBitllnm MiUUd
ipotficaury or tho family doctor,
remftlit P'. whol w"
tni quassia, diasolred la apple
. gomolliuM ft nop wmo, maui
Ekkrf. hnp and bitter bark. A
for mors of popular, home-made
viM were thua compounded, tho
the fur which wort paawd along
jhouM to houe, eomoUme written,
limcsi verbally oemmnuloatad.
W patent medicine builnaat la a
k outgrowth from tbia whole-
IoM-tiiuo ouatom. in mo oegin
irmt anterprialnir doctor, 1m
Id br Uio uaefulneae of ont of
f aoae-nudo remedies, would taka
1 Improve it in many waya, tnano
W u on a Urge ecaia, advorUaa it
ty through almanac for tho boma,
fca.lt would become used ovtr
farea. UTTERLY THK HOUSE
b REMEDY BUSIHESS TOOK
IRZ EXACT AJSD 8CIZHTIFIC
ana waa originally on of thoto
ma remedies. It waa ttaed by tho
onitM, of Pennsylvania, before it
fTri to the publlo for sale. Dr.
nan, THE OBIOIKAL COM
DEB OF rEHUSA, U of Kan-
origin. First, bo prescribed it
hi aeiuoor ana nla patient.
Via of It lncrmutd, and at but hi
Lthad a manufactory and fur-
It to tha Kenaral drn trade.
ksa it useful In a groat many
lie ailment, lurhaacoug ha, oolda,
I. I I.....-!. III. mA ..,....t.l
I 1 TnArroi vna n
ST gJPUVrWiiy. lUVUMUtfS VI
IUU HAVE LZARHED THE
IF PEEUS A anl lu value in tha
iint of these ailment. They
learned to trust and believe in
irtman's judgment, and to rely
remedy, Feruna.
l stlraelaal.
y.wj Vlin It.ilisballho, the !
t;eiv" sl th tnlr rsller,
k.t em." saawri.! lit Mfly,
;! malrwn. "Wbal raa I do
'III.
ill (b caller, snaking t
Uakla Ularl.
t bear, lUrtba. thsl
t dviJ! iu beruuia a pari wf lb
Militant.
r. t Iiikb'i gone no far t bat
pr, bul I'm la ba- r- a Dart f
lun-h stwlsl,"
OU BABAELSrOR PICEITS
l.iaa. r,m. fi i.rtl. u Mla.
aria um llmrifiaaa,
iiiamrir old Ocorgi-inwn, Va,, In
Halm to Hi only tmu.m , tb WW(J
built of Kiut barrels, it ml Ihrro la little.
reaa.ui .i .lo.il.t ilmt tlila diilm will ,
M..r limn Imlf a ct'ntiirr ago ihir
Hl In Uw.-avtuwu a 1M., . rm.
aiiilth iiiiiiiihI ILmiIh ii Haw. wlioan Btlop
'"'i, Hi tho biiallhwa an
tloii. Ilia larin h,p Mua . kctl will)
all klmla of ,i.iu, Kia and ktilvra,
Wlil' h tin Iiml iMMinht in itirTfrciit llm.a,
awt tnaiijr a iruaiy Dr., inn lxiUlit rrom
him limy ).( M. roi,,,,) (,
or (imraiMiiWii. Ti,.ai. i, a.-tt laW'fiaa will
t. i ixmikih unit Kiiii from iiuixt
lw Iouk H'fiiri Um war, ull alii-'a
a 'hi anil Iriif u U,c (). j Uuiiuht
Tliira ar olil illliia who will r
immiltfT Hip armnry -Mt 1,1 Hf i.-l at llnr
lra Krrry d)f IIik l i.K.-.l Hlnf.a. II.tp
waa iimilo ilia nri ,r, u lutl nic
rlltia. tun wUUh prinl riiilnr Irlcky
aiwl ilangiTDii ..iimiii nihi r miiki-a
or uiia wr-r luriiwl out at lhi ariu-iiitl
to taka Ilia ilaK of thit rlll.a, ami
iiipiko mtr ralliil In anil an.rwl.
Ijili-r III H'ltrriiinriit i.i Ui. il ti ilia.
In or in wortlilraa (una at tha
armory, ami a public union waa hi-hl,
it ..i .i
..., ,-uw, hip ii'rit'imn mm.
anilih, attiMulml tho anl and bought a
lart iiuinlrr of lh giiiw. h living thi-m
atili4l In lila lniiir. Hi- ald frw
of tlii'iu aiwl tliPll dn'bliil hi' wmild
utlllMi thn atia k In lianil III building a
tpii.-w annum r.ia two buti-a at Um
wiMr of Twpiiiy rlgtitb and ! atrta,
Im tliPii on-uti)'liig the r-aldi-nn lm-
mixllatrly on Um Doribwrat .rmr. Mr.
Ihiw iuk (tin bnrrr-U from tli. atiaka,
ami ilar-lng In Ilia end of pti.-h barrel
a rurkwl. fniny tii.ilng, thua inaklng
uorlglit lrm and aiwl nbkpta, alanit
aa aulxlantlal ml atlractlva aa any
tiaid lu building ll" friMva around (lie
old inaniilotia lu tk-orgi-tiiitii. Ho lind
Ilia p.wia and olhrr Hrtlinia of Hip
fi-iHW iiiniiiifai-lur.'d to orib-r. and with
hia own handa li did Hip Inrgi-at part
of tln work In putting up It! gun bar
rp fpui, whUh llay la lu aiimxt r
twt nitnlltliiii.
in a..in. of lb old barrrla may yet
Iw aern lb aighta, but tmat of tli.-iu
liaro Un bmken off by amivpnlr bunt
era, a hnp alao lfii taken away
many of Hn lp (ibii-a. The two apli -did
old brbk and atotia dwelling are
oemiplifl by tho famlllpa of t'harlea
and Kdward lnw, ama of (hp man who
built tlt blatorlc feui-a.
THE EEJIULT OF rOOT-BUTDIKO.
nin.ma (. I it aalxl by I'rul.
a of lliMiati thai raraful toa.
I i o( lutanaliy uf graotailuit
irrai ixria ut Hi glntx abuw Ibia
l"itr aa Ularnla Ibau oa rout I
bumlmlib annlvaraary of lit
a ( ih ixirl uf Itlo d Jainiru.
la Itioriiatiuttal minnwni la lo
pt"aiM In ibal rlly noil yrar by a
nh i.iiioo f in.Juai rial, i.nitl
(hlii.-i, from Juna tS to pp. 7.
I aria Jarrr.
iia' ut lhaa hara Slal rharlta
aiuilom. rriuatka.l I nrla Jrr
L ...
P. I r lmn ibay ala I aa blai k aa
painii-d nur aa wtaita aa tbty'ra
riiiiaa n4.
r. whined tha amall nrrhln
burred fruin Iwml to f.Kit. !(
liter mid. t'-eau'l yer apare in
my buy." rpplled Hip tienevo-
l gvnlli'iiian aa ha niwih'd till
and fl.ha. out Hi colli.
lank, nilaler."
I iw I amHMM you art, going
w niPi with nr
! Au b-arraaio aoda."
eneral Demand
Wll Informod of tha World lina
hoen for a alnmlo. oleaaat't
f'nt liquid laxtttlvo romody of
I Value; ft ,atv, wncn phyal.
"'ld autiption for family uao
l'a romiHineiit part are
' Ihem to tin wholoaonio and
1 "'l"l la effort, ncceptablo
li)iu and gaiitlo. yt nroiuut.
J oil.
("Pi'lylug that demand with Ita
eomblnatlon of Syrup of
"d r'Hlr of Henna, tha Call-
rK Hyrup Co. proceada along
na and rellot on tho morlta
Iwatlvo for Its ramarkabla
r
f l on of many reaiona why
riga and ElUIr of Banna la
ho prefertjnea by tho Wall-
Pd. To got Ita beneficial effecta
uy tha canulno manufaa-
tha Callfornln Fig Byrup Co.,
na for aala ' b all leadlnc
ta. Prlca fifty oanU par bottla.
WW Kil
Tint Chlueao Inacrlptlon on the
akftoh. whlrh waa uindu from an X my
ptintogmpli of a "hlnev womau'i foot,
la rather Iroiilcnt. It la a Chlnew pro
verb, "To tmuer with creation la to
aHill tho harmony of lieuveu."
War4 Itprlaalluaa.
"Iilaaater" la an aatroluglt-al term
liieunllig "unfnrorable atnr," ono of the
many worda that ntrol;y hna ta
quenthed to the fcngllah language, "l'n
doiulnniit." "Ill tarred," "In the aaivnd
ant," aru other Inalaiioea, not to aik
of tho eiEpreaalon "My alara!" Kven
"Influenre" la really astrological, algtil
fylng the flowing In upon Imimtn affaln)
of tli power of aomo heavenly body.
"1'etrel" mid "jietrol" ttli doaoend
from "ix'tni," a nnk. "I'etnd" eoinea
directly enotigti tbrough "petroleum,
rook oil, but "iietrel" through ht. fe
ter, after whom the bird waa named
lieeauao It apiieared to walk upon tha
ware.
Sot Hall Throaah.
"Well," eald tho obedient huahand,
"now that I am In pollUea, I hoiw you
aro iiitlenod."
trotting In polltn'a. replied ni am-
Idtloiia wife, "1 comparatively eaay.
(letting out again gracefully la what
couiita theao daya" Waahlngton Btar.
ariar tha trni.
-Waa ha antlalled with
one
Kthel
klaa?
Oladya Ilumiph. I think he waa ear-
laflod with all of them. Yale Hax-ord.
How hard It la to convict a guilty
man In the courta s and how eaay It le
t convict an Innocent man In the
gatwapagwra and reform matting I -
To KU tkm ( rlaaa.
"I reikiin I'm guilty, y'r honor," anuf-fl-H
th It-albery fa.nl old vagalwund who
bail barn run lu for drunkuiiiipaa a uil (an
tral worlhlPMiieaa, "but It alo't my
fault."
"Whoaa fault la It 7" Inquired lb pollrt
Jliat lie.
"It't lh fault o' my brullirr-ln-law an'
my ulitfr ln law. Thry won't let in llv
Willi m any mora. Wbvn frllrr' In
lawa guea link on 'I in, y'r liuoor, b
raln'l balp bain' a outlaw."
"Hit iiHinllia lo lb workuou!" roared
Hi pvlic Juallc.
Abaanp at Mlad.
Khul by Hip lalmr of carrying lha
furiiliure nut of tha hulbllng, the man
ali.M ilwrlllug alilnxa fruin rrllar lo
gurrai m.- linnli aitly rulltnl a clguiool and
lurnnl lo on of the llri-iui-u.
"I lav )u gut a miiiihr h pantpd.
"A matibV" growb'd lb flrpiuan. "If
)ou want to llglit iliat thing gu and loajcb
II to yuur bona !"
Th-ra u mm l.iih (n llilaaarilnn of I he
r.iiuitry tiian allmner iliMaat put 4reller.
ami III Ilia fea itar naa ii.Hiaal lu In'
Inriilalila. rnr a arrat many y.ara l..eli.ra
.rrl.Miliia.l It a I.m .i d.aaM ami j.rrill .l
li-al rt-ini lie. ami lv r,niaiiilir lain.. ,.
rure with leral Ir. alu, ril, uimunirl II In
uiabla. twlriie haa I ni ralanli In If a '
H.u.unill .ii.l and ihrlr rriiilin
r..n.il iiii.,liii.,iiUiit. Hall l aiarrli i me,
maniilariuml l r. J I'lianav II,. T..I..I..
oitlii. la ilia only i-r.nai Itm i,rial aura fint'nj
lliatkal. It l tabtn Inirtt.IlK L.il.u, I.i.h. Ii.
lil' l" iap..iilul. Ii a.-la dlraeily on ilia
.M H,H,-.,.IB airiat-r ui in ayvlaia.
lliy tffr nna binMrpd dnllar Inr any eaaa ll
ii in cura. wan lor rireulara auU laail
monlala.
MMt: r. J. t IIKNF V a CO., Toledo, Oblo.
ii t ,'riirii. i
lata Hal! 'a family I'llla lr puDllllon,
A llallrala Taalt.
The ncwutM-ni," aatd the orator
olpinnly, "do not tell the truth."
"I'erliBpa not." auawered the etlltor
rpgretfiilly. "W do our beat; but, you
know, there la nothing more difficult
than to tell the trutb In a way thai
won't put It up to aome one to chul-
Iwige your veracity." Waablugton
Star.
'A
2tm-AU DRUGCISTS-GQ.
SWOBS OIL
CONQUERS
PAIN
oa anrrNua, aoaENEaa, apaAiN oa aauiai,
nothimo ia aerrtR that you cam uaej
LUMBAOO' PAIN, RHlUMATrC TWINCG,
YOUR BACK FEEta tIKg A RUSTY HINOE
aCJATIC ACHES ALL PLEASURES SPOIL,
FOR HAPPINESS Ue 8T. aACOCS OIU
Oltlaa aw lllaalrallsw,
Valp (ortr lha talf phonal "Profaa-
or, am galling up a ap.-ial artlcla for
on of lb Muni rated warkly papers on
I be flu of lha oniparallrely l.nlm-
Ixirianl. rlaaa IpII ma, fur lutlanep, on
vf your oirtboila of aavlng your odd and
nda of liuia, by which you art enabled to
a aiucb work without barlbg to
hurry."
The Pruf-.or "Alaaja omitting tb
good by' when mini the tppboo."
tllang up receiver.)
A new drak and offir conreolenr la
I mil fur removing rualy or ronrod4
two from lb holder. Moat peraona who
work al a drak bat eiperirnccd umr or
Ira difficulty In ibia counpctloB, and very
oflen the finger art rut with lb aharp
eiljea of tb pen or aoilpd with rut and
Ink. Tkla rlrr devir baa bandlaa Ilk
pllr. by cloaing wbirh tb pea la grip
ped and then drawu out by a amall Irig-
er like leer ooeratpd by lb forrfinaer.
rra oaaaai at lha ral.
The "pioneer American Iiuocrat"
waa the ltev. Tboiuaa Hooker of Con
necticut, who, In a eermou In Hartford
In the year Km, aald, 'The founda
tion of all authority la firstly laid In
the free consent of the poople." There,
In embryo, were tbe Itevolutlon and
the great republic. In the " Funda
mental Orders of Connecticut." Inspired
by Hooker and adopted at Hartford In
um, we have the first written consti
tution known to history that created
government. And that government
waa aa near a rrect democracy as
the world has ever Been. New York
American.
Kaaalaaj lha Tlater.
On the overthrow of the monarchy
of l.ouls Plilllic a 8undtty crowd vis
ited the J ii rill ii dea I'lantes and waa
in nil to find the flue sihvIiiicii of tho
Hcogal tiger atill (waring the label of
"l.e Tlgre Hoyal." Nothing would
serve the furious crowd but that at
once ou Hie spot the uuthiritlea should
change the uanie to "I.o Tlgre Nation
al," and they dld.lAiiidon Academy.
Ms Prlrlleae.
The business agent stuck lila bead In
aids the shop door. A solitary man was
at work.
"What are you doing bare?" be de
manded. "Don't you know ibis is a holi
day r
"Not for me." answered tb solitary
mao. without looking up from bis work.
"I'm tb boa."
uu
OTEL MOORE
OI'KN ALL
Cutjop Beach
tiik yeak
Seaside, Oreior
llee irproally.
He I wish that you were poor, ao
that you would be willing to marry i
me.
She Kvldetitly I am far more gener
ous than you. I wish you were rich,!
so that I might be willing to marry
you. j
TUT Olrerlly aa the keark aerloklar
in tha araa. Mat Ball halka mi
Cliff House a"'"- e"e
WLirr nuuac noa ir far fun..
flf aaa aarlora. Klrrirte llrhu. flra
lar aa aleaia best, flaa walks
DCnnil" drlfea, MVa faaSa a rneo
WnittUH i,ilr. L.m. t -Ul ..4 turn
sar gsy. r KparlaJ rates by tha week.
iiAJI. 4. MtMIUL a-rawrtator asssas
P N U
No. 150
BKN writing to SMlaTtlsri plftM
snaniiosi s,hi sg,pr.
CUKES
nOCirikaT JlTTIff H ai
o nniu mum am
For the
Children
To succeed these days you
must have plenty of grit, cour
age, strength. How is it with
the children ? Are they thin,
pale, delicate P Do not forget
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. You
know It makes the blood pure
and rich, and builds up the
general health in every way.
Tha ahlMrM eannat wtailblr bar aw
health unless th hnwall hr la proper oonrtt.
tlon. Aalusslah llar aire a Hosted tanaiie,
bad breath, runatlpaled bowala. Currscl all
lliete by alvlns aniall lalallva dnaaa of Ayar's
fun. All raaaubla, susarowlad.
b J. V. AT CO., IsOejrfU,
AIM mnulWtttiw s)f
iers
niR vroot.
soiie cum.
CMtRRY PeCTMAL.
Every case of Rheumatism has its origin and its development in the
blood. It ia not a disease which is contracted like a cold, but it is in the
blood and ayatcm before a pain is felt, and the changes in the weather or
any physical irregularities, such as a spell of indigestion, bowel disturbance,
etc., are merely the exciting causes producing the pnins and aches, which
are the natural symptoms of the disease. Rheumatism is caused by an
excess of uric acid and other corrosive, irritating poisons in the blood, which
are carried through the circulation to every part of the system. Every
muscle, nerve, membrane, tissue and joint becomes saturated with these
acrid, irritating impurities, or coated with fine, insoluble caustic matter,
and the aharp, piercing paina or the dull, constant a. lus are felt with every
physical movement. When the blood is filled with uric acid poison, perma
nent relief cannot be expected from liniments, plasters, or other external
treatment. Such measures give temporary relief, but in order to conquer
Kiicumaiism ana onng aixjui a
complete cure, the uric acid and
other inflammatory matter must be
expelled, and this cannot be done
with external treatment. S. S. S.
cures Rheumatism because it ia a
perfect and entirely vegetable blood
purifier. It goes down into the
circulation, neutralizes the acids,
and dissolve the irritating depos
its which are pressing on the sensi
tive nerves and tissues and produc
ing pain, enriches the weak, sour
blood, and removes every atom of
impurity from the circulation. So
instead of being a weak, sour
stream, distributing uric acid to the
different parts of the system, the
blood is strong and healthy and
therefore able to suoolv everv mus
cle, nerve, bone and tissue with nourishment and strength. Then the inflam
mation and swelling subside, the pains and aches cease, and not only is
Rheumatism permanently cured, but under the fine tonic effects of S. S. S.
the entire general health is benefitted and built up. In all forms of Rheuma
tism, whether acute or chronic, S. S. S. will be found a safe and reliable treat
ment. Special book on Rheumatism and any medical advice von desire will
be furnished free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLA5TA, GA.
Sometime aco, I had Rheumatism sod had to
quit work. Tha saw ia my ha:k and satwem
my thou) dart was ao iatama I could not rest or
sleep. I triad everything, but oothiog s.d ma any
goad tfll I board of snd too S. S. S. This med
ietas cured at sous J and well. It purified soy
blood and saad m last l:ka s new man.
CONRAD L0HR.
. Aodaraoa, lad. Ill E. lata St.
I was merely troubled with Rheu mantra. I
had It la my knees, legs snd ankles, sod say on
who has ever had Rheumatim knows how axcrw
ciauag tb pain is and how it interferes with oo
at vork. I was Only in bad thape having bean
hatherrd with il for ten yean, o9 and oa. A
local physictaa adrised ms to use S. S. S. I did
so- After taking two bottle I noticed tha or
aass and paia war grest!y reduced. I eontiaoed
the awdicin and was thoroughly cured; all paia.
soreness and Inflammation ton. I rscommswd
S. a. S. t sll Rheumatic euflerera.
J. 1 AGHEW.
01 X. Crssahris St.. stt. Vernon. Ohio.
Mt aHon
a? PH ices.
MOta AT ALL
row (vcpjv
member or THt rauiL V
MCN, aOY. WOMEN, MiaSCS ANO CHILDREN.
tHf sU aTsMrajfaa awtaf mm Mm
sTtpas
teas' 2.60. 3.QOmmd 3.6Q mhmmm
tmmmj ssjr.alsae mnmmmfmlurmm a thm
wmrtd. bmammmm thmy eWsf I hmtr "EJ
mAmmm. til istffsav trmmr immpmm, aad .
W ZZ ttZJJ'JTl.'l" w -Bit
"vTS JS- H Sf."3A. fl
BSkaa. W.JrWUara.rsJ v--a aVJ
Wis
vl f.'i."-
W. L Douglas $4 and $5 6111 list Shoes Cannot Be Equalled At Arti Piiot
ast- A I'TIUSI. W. I. IWilaaMine snd prieela aumpad on bottom. Xatte STa WahatltMte.
a-ildbj 'ilia bral ahna dealm -raura Hhoas BiaUr.l rrom lartory to any part of Ilia worM. Illu.
bataatMeliiamatoaiiTaddnw W. 1 UUlbLAa, Urvcktaa, SSaab
MM
la poatitivej proof of iht rtllibilliy in el conCdrnc ear ps
itcnta hav in ua. Special! Mi stlwaya ia attendance,
uaitring pronpt tna courteous wttnttoa. lmty attend
ant ftlwayi trrtcni.
Reltabla Painlesa Dtnttata. Our it put at Ion for
rtUabiiUy snd trmruughnra it -.l ealablllbed. QeaBli
naaa, Oood Work and Quick Service.
'AND IT U1DN T HURT A BIT"
Palnleaa Bxtraetion, SO centa. Extraction Free
worn plait or bridge) are ordtrcd. Plair ( and u.
Beat Plate Work. f ertaas your leeib bv bcema
so uaclea taai ft ia iatauibl ta Armly Wn bridg.
Thar tat old stump art rt moved without cauaing you tb
Blighiett pain, and a plat i tried. If the piaia It per
fectly it will look well and perform it work of masticattag
your food satisfactorily. M itk ray so year' lpertoac ia
tai work will guarantee) satisfaction la every caae.
Crown and Bridfe Work. It's a sham to spoil
year personal appearance and rula your digeetloa from
tb lack of teeth to properly ataaticatt your food, when a
bridge aa be supplied that will cause aa diaAmrort what-
PAINLESS
TIST
rULMt WkmH TWM AM Waife IHMTUitfJ, ImON
W.AeWISE
IN PORTLAND
DOING WORK FOR
THE BEST PEOPLE
eeerwill chew year food properly and thoroughly
while your looks are improved beyond deocriptioa.
A hollow tooth that t bow aseleos can be ailed and
crowned so that it ia eared for probably a lifetime.
To secure tb beet malts you maat aocare the
highest grade of skill.
R lamination free and levlted. When deal red yea
caa hare T. P. Wise or say personal service.
Our force ia ao caoUsed that we can do
your entire Crown, Bridga and Plats) Work
Id a day if neceaanry.
HO PLATC5
1W Brat..
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Color mors aooda brlghtar amtlfaaUr eolam than any ethsr dys. Ons lOe paekag colon auk. wool and cotton squally wsU
and U guarantawd to glya parfct raouita. Aak Osalu, or ws wlU asnd postpaid at loo a pacVag. Wrttslkw rrVsTbocSl.
Eow to ays, Msaahan4 aals eolsia. ToNRO DStUO OOMf ANY, Qutaey, BUnSSsT