The Oregon mist., May 08, 1908, Image 8

HAD CATARRH
I - rr" wnbr js nK.
COM.RISVMAN MttklMM
I Km te4 eeerl btllra of Per una ami I feel greatly beflelMrd thereby
Iron my catarrh at the keaot I feel Meureg1 to brkete tl-at II I uae k a
kat tame meger I be luy abkt ta ereeWata the dweeae of thirty yeara'
tann(." David meckJMHi.
OIMfR KtMAJtKADlf tURtS
Mr, Jacob I. Ieie, Oaleita, hl.me rounly. Mo., vtltea: "I hare been In
ba.1 lualth fr tMily aoeen yeara, and alter taking twelve botllra of your Petuiie
I am enrol " Mr. C. S. Tetereon, 132 Koutli Main H,., Connoll ItlufTa, Iowa,
M "I ranrot tell you how much rJ Peruna hae done me. C'onatant con
6orm-nt in my elote brgan to tell oo my beellb. and I lull that I war gradually
brraklng doan. 1 tried teveial rrinwlire, but obtained no permanent relief un
til I bit.k I'fiuna. 1 felt better Immediately, and five butt lee lettuted me to
euupiete health."
A UHrtM RtCOMMtNDATION.
Dr. I). C, priaer, lliato, Allegan I'o., Muh., arltee: "Two yeart ago I
eaa ba-Cy allllctad with celarih ol the
trver, eaa tr depleted. 1 could And nothing I oould eat elthout lauaiug dla
Irmwd and tout atoiuach. Una! y I rame to th rooclutloa that I had catarrh
ol the ttomaeb, and aealng Peiuna a4rertlaed, began to take it. It helped me
anoti. and alter taking three pc lour bottlm I aa entirely cured of atomaoh
'rouble, and can now eat anything.
Manwfeitureel by the Penena Drug Menu! at turmg Company, Columbin, Oh o.
Javaall laaeraaea.
"Paw ahv ,1a mm tiava In baff tar Iks
etur iih) Wa dun'l bate to buy our
air
"T I AMl, mkmm an I li 1. 1 ...!
kt mtw had te J a bill."
I (! ll.
"It't a ni!ry In cu." aald I'acle Al-
la MNirm "ibat H'nator I follelte.
lira b iDuntlng -tp Iba won tbt
rwtjlrt.l tha ntotii-y of tlip country, fergt
t lrlu. Mr , Holly (Iwo "
'.ot.BAD BLOOD
The liiiiat lititMirtaiit Hart uf the huiuan
ftc, nerve, timuc, Ixme and aincw ia dccnilcnt on thi vilul fluid for Hour
Wniicnt and atrctiKtli net-ctwary to itmintuin them in health nnd enable each
wprtform the ilitlctctit dutica nature rc(iiitc. liven the hcatt. the very
"nijfiiie "uf life, revcivra ita vior and untivcHiwer frmtt thcbliiod. Since
oiiiu( Ii ja ilcpcmlcut on thia vital fluid it can very rcmlily I neen how
Jixary it ia tr have it tmre and uncontaniiitittcd if we would enjoy the
blcuuiLT of L'imhI lii-ullll II i.l lil.utl it Miumail.ln f..r mnal uf the niluicntM
( niaiikind : when from any cauao it
bullion or txiiaiina. (Iiacaae in amne form
coiiiilcxioua. ertiitiiin. jiimptea, etc,
uiiciiiiy niiiiiota which have changed it from a pure, fre.ilt ulrcam to n
our. acini fluid, which lorcc. out ita impurities thnuiKh the porea nnd
Kiandaof tlieakin A wrv i ,iiiiiom .vi.Ii.iu'o if lm. I lil.vai in miira or IllccrH.
mth break out on the lleah, oltcn
Imm a very iiiaiiniifkaiit bruise or f
even h. . i .,. .
O "r UIirUHMHI, 11 I IIC Otlnhl
a pmc nnd lienlthy the place would
I'Cill lit (Hire Kul I-...... I....I...I ..III.
Ullptltltira. which nri lij.iiir,r,1 1 II 111
Jjie wound, irritation nnd itillmiium
Jionnrcact up mid the note continue,
'bid IiIimhI ta nlaii rcKKuaihle for
Anaemia, HoiM, M.il.iria, etc: the
ril, ix'llutcdiirciiliitioti cannot fur-
hl'l tlio ltoilliiliiiit-iit and HtreiiL'th
rl'iiinl t atwtnin the Ixwly, and a
Mieial ruii ilown cotnlitimi of heulth
'"lilt;., s, a, s. U imture'a blmHl
'nficr nnd tunic; inmle tntircly of
leuliiiir . l.l I. '..
,. -iiniii( linilfl Willi lil7H.
k'h uwn lnl), tll0 circlution anil rcniovea every particic m unpuriiy,
Huiiior or tioimin ilii mu k. ii,n. r-aturr Inst vitalitv. nnd atendily tone
P the entire ayntcin. It ndda to the bUmil the healthful properties it i in
"'l of, mid iu every wity ansita in the cure of disease. S. S, S, neutrul
1s any excess of ncld in the blocxl, ituikitiK' it fresh and pure, nnd penua
nitly ,-urea I'.citcitm, Acne, Tetter, and all other skin diseases and eruptions.
S. a. cure KhetnuittiNni, Cuturrh, Sore and Ulcers, Mulnria, and nil
l'cr iliseuaea or diaordtra arlainir from had Wood. Book on the blood atul
"IV medical advice desired free to all who write
THE SWIFT
PTTTivr Aivr
Com, m . T J"
Color
snm
hew
ja suaranuad to lve parfact results.
THIRTY YEARS
Congressman
Meekison
Gives
Praise
To
Ie-ru-na
For
His
Relief
From
Catarrh.
RtCOMMtNDS Pt-ltU-NA
itomarh. I bad bad a run of typhoid
MlalMlmaf.
' "You told Tltcly that the man who
; lent me $10 would alvtaya hare f 10
i coming I demand an apology."
I "You're right ; I waa wrong. I alum Id
hae aald the 111) wmikl never be
jtviuliig "- Kanaaa t'lty Tlmea.
(Jucen Alciamlra a tea eer
' 'h-e nf alxly pim-c. each jiIcti beliii
deiirBtcd Willi a different phntoitrupl
, ehlrh ehr liik Iw rwlf In S.-otiaud.
FOR
avitcin ia the IiIimmI. Itvcrv til lis-
Ikx-oiiics infected with impurities,
ia mire to follow. Muddv. S.lllow
allow that the blood in infected with
Tour . B. S , la ny opinion, U ai t ood a
mxliclna ai caa ht had; II lmpiy cannot t
Iniprovnl upon a reruxly lo purity nJ nut li
tin blood anil lo Inflation awl tunc up the
rciO' This sprint rar blood bad and I
ac run down la hcallh, and hini wan your
mcdlcim tut lily advcMiMtl I commencad Its um.
Toilay my Wood la In One condition and my
(nual health la ol tbc bnt. Am Alllnt por
tion at onmcn for a tail concern bn, and
It I wal ool Iniood pbraical condition It would
bt Impoulbla for m. to till tin piece Your
t. g. S. hai bo of f icat cervlce lo me and I do
aol heaiute lo lva It tba credit It aeeervtt.
WM. r. V!DYKK.
Ill fifth Street, Beaver Fella, Peon.
SPECIFIC CO., ATLAflTA, UA.
l
FADELESS DYES
... . ,h., dva. One too package
Ask dealer, or ws will send JJn
i
Telaphoaa ftlri'a ftomaana.
Conscientious ('arris always tried to d
tier inf,
Never lint hr temper aha u different
f nun tti rnt ;
Carrie was "central," with voice of
awerteat tone,
And Hint In why Ml Carrie baa cot-
I "ltd of her own.
Portland Oregouian.
Out of Ihe Dim rt.
Rnmiiol Wondwiirlh hail Jut written
"The (ilil Oaken Bucket."
"Nothing In II !" h muttered an tie read
It over anil rWli--li-d upon the probabla
price It would bring.
lint prnterlty tvlilently found torn
ihliiR In It.
fat lb liuasewlfe.
.oitis ai'llvn women who pride them
solves In ImiMi-ki-cpliig seem to forget
that the object of keeping house la that
human beluga iniiy he acOomiundiiti'd
In It. Their sole Idea si-ems to l thla.
that (tin house may be kept In a certain
form ami ardor; and to tbe perforin
anre of the form ami order thrj aacrl-tli-e
the comfort the bouao wua eatab-llahr-d
to aerure.
AlmUa anil HltllnaT.
Mr. ICI'Mi-r I think a womnn'a club,
to be eiiivwafnl, ahoiild aim at aomc
tiling far rrmowil from fmnale uf
frnitn.
Mla Ktrong I don't agree with yoii,
air. Tlint ahotild he Ita aole object
Mr. Klihlcr Yi-a. hut It'a more llkc!y
to lilt Hint oh.cct If It alma at Bom
thing !. Philadelphia Prcaa.
Had llaea Ibere.
"1 rend In a lunik of atatlatlca that
the averuKe woman carrlea from thirty
to ililrty tlve nilli-a of hulr on tier
Heart,
"And then ahe ralsea the deuce If her
huahsnd hnpta-na to carry a yard or
two of It on lila cont sleeve."
Iar Old Boaboeleia.
"Yea, John la getting quite a repu
tation a an actor. They gave iilin one
of the h-ndiiig roles lu a play at col
lege. "
"John! VYby, his foundation Is atro
cious" "lint thla was a tlreek play."
Clevalatid Plain lieiiler.
Ilia Credit Impaired.
Plncnae KbadlMilt, I ban-n't aakrd
you fur any money for a long time,
bav 11
Kbadtwll No; you never axked m for
any nmnry fur a lung time. You always
wanted It for "jut a day or two." Thai's
why you're not roing to et any thit time,
Dlnriiu. Air feeli a little like answ,
doean't It? Cbiimo Tribune.
laaaeanea of tha Itwdlmeata.
"What a aincular lo-ikine couatar-
pane!" aald the eminent phtmeinn.
"Counterpane !" airUlnu-d hil wlfa.
"Yet ynu are eupiMH I lu be one of tba
(real ret authnritlea In the couutry va
brain dlneaaea!"
"I fall te sea the connection."
'Tba ft a rraiy quill, you ninny.'
t ee for Old Tla.
Old tin Is put to a variety of uses
Kor Instance cheap trunks are covered
with tin from discarded tin cans and
other utenalla. the tin having 1m-.ii lint
'ut to di-slred sice nnd straightened
und smoothed out. There are nli con
' n-rns In dltTercut purta of the cuuntry
u hli-h niske a huslneas of reiuorlug the
tin (Hinting from old tlu cuua and scrap
tlu. '
Weekly Teaebei.
"Poor lllrmii!" solilx-d Mrs. Iliinl
nppte. "He writes his culh-ce life Isn't
as g.xr us It Is cracked up to lie. Ho
snya some pans of It are very touch
ing. "
"lUnmed If 1 don't agree with him,"
chuckled Mr. Iliirdiipple, ns he greased
lila IkhiIs. "I notice he Is always writ
ing touching Idlers for ten or tweuty
dollars."
A arprl.
Tcsi-her -Freddy I' angle, you may
give the Gcrnuiu nuine of the river
Pnnulie.
Krisldy l"unno.
Teacher thinnti ! Thnt Is rlRlit I
am stud you have studied your lesson
ao well,
Frwldy la surprised, but keeps still.
THE MENTO) KNOW
int jurtrtiun v.
QUALITIES OF Wli;
'UHlOS -f,
ciirrtnc ciiitc i
OLIUYLKO.OVIlvy
AND HATS AH
are the men wno now
put them to the hard
est ICMS in me rouyn
cst weather. ,
Get the original
Towers Fuh Brand
mads since 1836
(ATALO riWt V THt 4M.VT1
J TOWII CO nfOM. U
INV
No. l-0
AV
Ml KN wrlilng lo ailverHeort pleaaa
uioinluu tine paper.
colors aUfclandcotton equally well
DRUQ AJflf , Qutocy, LUnoia.
GRASSES , NO CLOVEfi.
Poialbilliloa of I Buceaaaful Growth
In f t turn Ins ho
y H. T. French, Director Idaho Exparunant Sta
tion, Miwcuw.
Much Interest la Ixuiii manifested In
Ihe posnlblllty of growing grasses and
( lovra In the auction about Motcow
ami other o '! ns of Northern Idaho.
inis mtuei is til special lnwrea. at
thla nine, for many new settler are
coming Into thla state It m the older
tales, where thee crops eenstitnte
very important part of farm produc
tion. Onr eifxrlence eiterdi over several
seasons and we thought it might be of
profit to some to know what Is being
done in this direction oo the experi
ment station Isrm.
We bare undertaken to establish a
seeding of clovers and gta-sea on a por
tion of the farm and herewith give a
brief account ol the result of cor wotk
during the past season.
I-ast April we plowed op ten acres of
land on which wheat was grown the
year before, and fitted it for the seed
by bsnowing twice with a fine toothed
smoothing harrow. We then sowed
broadivst the following mixture, cov
ering six seres, leaving the balance un
til Inter, oa account ol the ground being
in a lower portion of the field and too
wet to an li,
40 pound reenmon red c lover.
S pounde A leike clover.
Xf poumln orrharu rroM,
S IKKtiiU nteeli'W fenroa.
S pound Kiialii-b rr araaa,
10 po-'mle titnulhy.
4 11. V. tail ommiIow oat araaa.
Thin made. )h pounds ol the mlxtnre
per sere. Tliu Isilance ol the field
was sown to the same combination, at
the same rate er ai re, except eight
pounds of alfalfa seed was added to the
mixture In place of the alsike clover
and timothy seed.
No nurse crop was sown with the
grass mlxtnre. And here is whirs
many larmers make a mistake, by sow
ing wheat, oata or Istrley with the
gtass or clover. It Is the experience
of the beet farmers now tlist It is not
wise to sow a crop of grain with the
seeding. The more rapidly giowing
grain crop takea the moisture away
from the tender grant, and clover
plants, and when the grain is Cot the
hot sun burns these tender plants up.
The wild oat wh'ch Is so abundant In
the soil ol this locality is quite enough
of a nurse crop, and mi attention
should be given to cutting this ont of
the way when it reaches the proper
sisge. We cut two crops of wild oats
from our field. The Cr-t crop msde a
fair yield of hay. In cutting the wild
oata the mowing mai hine should be set
high enough so that it will not cut the
clover or young giss.
The last of November, when the yield
waa last exsmined, there wss a fine
stand of clover and of all the grasses
sown, so far as we were able to detect
them. Much of the clover beaded out
last season making a groa tb one foot
high or more.
Unless last season was an exception
ably favorable one there Is no reason
why clovers and grasses should not be
grown In the bill lands in this section.
The yield of wheat will not be lees
when tbe farmers learn to grow these
crops which restore fertility, and the
possibilities of diversified farming,
with stock as sn important factor, will
be greatly strengthened.
VARIETIES OF FRUIT.
Washington Professor Makes
Stud
of Esth Region.
By J. L. Aehlock. Wanhlnatoo SUU Colleww
J'ullnuui.
During tbe past year numerous in
qniiies have come to the dtate college
depaitment of horticulture asking ques
tions which generally can be summed
np in the one question: "What kinds
of fruit will do beet where 1 live?"
This class of quiries has given the staff
of the state expet iment ststion consid
erable trouble, since, as stated by Pro
fessor Thurnber, head ol the department
of horticulture, unless the staff mem
bers know exactly the climatic and loll
conditions of ihe region from which the
question came, erroneous information
may be given, leading Ihe seeker far in
formation to plant trees not at all
adapted to his region.
"Now we have rolved the problem,"
said I'lofeeaorThother, recently. "Dur
ing the lt year we have made a care
ful survey ol tbe state with reference to
the particular varieties of fruits which
are adapted to eaoh region. We have
classified the lifts into 'Western Wash
ington,' 'Inland Valleys,' and 'Upland
Valleys.' In this list is included ap
ples, pears, cherries, peaches, apiicots,
plitniH, taepli'rries, prunes, blackber
ries, gorselierrlea. currants, strawber
ries and nuts. Karly, medium early
and late varieties are given wheie It is
nvceesaty. We submit these lists to all
Inquirers now, and from a doien or so
good varetiea of apples, peers, etc, he
may choose as he likes, according to the
adaptability of the fruit lor his region.
"Another experiment we have in
band ia one In whkh we have selected
sixty-five good varieties of apples from
the eight hundred or so varieties In the
state experiment station on-hard, and
are sending two varieties of eaoh of the
sixty-five varieties to ten farmers or
fruitgrowers ef Washington. We wish
to determine by this experiment how
ea -h variety will do In the particular
region in which It Is tried, and In this
way ws hope to collect much valuable
data concerning the possibilities for
new varieties of sddIss Id this teuton
General Debility
Day In and day out there la that leellng
of weakness that makes a burden of Itaett
Food does not strengthen.
Bleep does not refresh,
It la hard to do, bard to bear, What
should be easy, vitality la on the ebb, and
the whole system suffers.
For thla condition take
HOOU S OQrSapaNlia
jt rHHllu-a the blond and gives vigor an
tono to all tiie organs and functions.
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known as Sarsatabe. lOOdoseafl.
Ita Kvulolloo.
Friend How did you come to write
thut "best 'l!-rr The Miin Mt'ry
Gent Flrnt I was strir. ny a thought,
t eplgramly.id the thought, sketchlxed
lh epigram, plnylwd the sketch, novel
Ixed the piny and advertised tbe novel
Puck.
t'aqwe-slloaablr.
First Rtrangi-r I suppose even yonr
profession has Its drawbacks?
Second KlraiiKeryes, Indeed.
First StrangeV And what Is your
profession?
fcfnd Stranger MotoruisD on a
gravity road.
at. V'tne ri end all Kerrooa rV
DermAiiontly . irtvl by Ir. Klloe-a Or.ut
rve lieaiorer. r- nr. r,-r FHKr. Mt-'-jl botu ana
ireaut. Ui. u. iLi.iio , 1.4., til ircb L, fan
BllaTBted Howe.
Tonne Mr. Kmitb bad juat asmed bis
trat born son Joi n.
That boy." h- aid, proodly, "will bs
one of a million !''
Rut John, when be grew to be a man,
moved to Chicago, where bs became mere
ly one of ail).
Ooly rale.
"Let me show you the suite," Insist
ed the hotel proprietor.
"No," replied (he stranger. "I am
afraid it Is a little too ateep for my
pocket book."
"Steep? Why, my dear sir, don't yon
think I mentioned a fair price?"
"Oh. yes. a Jniiiciiunn fair price."
Mother wilt find Mrt. WtneloWa Soothlne
Syruitb n-ir retiietlr u ties tut inalr c&'kar a
luring iu wajintuic ir.od.
.o Tolmreo There.
"Why dou't you try one of those to
bacco cures on your eon?" asked Gad
die. "That wouldn't have any effect on
blm." replied I'opley.
"Oh ! yes. tle?y simply kill all appe
tite for tobacco."
"But he suioki-s clgnrettes."
Raral r;loeopy.
"A crow." aaid the farmer, reaching for
hit gun. "it a good deal like an Injua.
Kometime you can make bira good by
giving him s little trinket."
Thereupon be drew s bead on the bird
and gave it a present of small shot be
sides. $100 Reward, $100.
Taereailereofthic t aper will 1 cleaned ta
learn t i thra 1 at Ul ona ureafed dliieaae
that eiiioiiea hae been able to euro in all lie
euea, and thai In Catarrh. Haifa Catarrh
Cure it the onlv posit iveeure now known to tba
medical fraternity. Catarrh be n a eunnlio
Uonai dleeane. require a eonatltutlonal tteat
meht ItatrhCatarrhCureffttaei-Q internally,
acting directly upon tbe blood and mueoueaur
fnre.of thvaveiem. thereb. deet-oyingllMf fo ni
dation ol the dteae, and glviur I e pat ent
atrerurth by bullitinx np tha co.tlm-fon and
aaaietuig nmturaln Uning lu wore. Tbe pro
prietor have to mueh faith In lte urauvepow
ere hat they offer Una Hundred Dollaralorany
raee that ii tail to cum. Bead for litt uf
teetiiuoiital.
A l.tree K J CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all driiKRintu, 75e.
Taka llali't Faiul.y fill for oorutlpatloa.
Slranif la Death.
Towne Well. Mussel is gone, poor
fellow ! Me just worked himself to
death. He was always In such a bur
ry
Brown Yes. nnd they say he was
out of breath when be died.-r-Pblladei-phla
Press.
Tha 1'rlie i'eial.
"Don't growl so." snld tbe philosophic
man, "we can't all be horn witb a sil
ver spoon lu our mouths, you know."
"No," replied the pessimist, "and If I
bad been born that way the spoon
would have ihokcu me." Philadelphia
rreae.
yruptffTgs
ixirHfoenna
nets ftentlyet prompt
ly on t he bovvds, cleanses
te system ejcctu ally
assists one in ovetwminjj
hauitual constipalion
bermanently. To et its
oeneicial eects hx
.The ocnnuie.
rlanujacturodl ly the
CALIFORNIA
Jlo Syrup Co.
StXD BYltADINO 0UCCI5T4-50i evOTTU
ye, Pieartnsana bus ooiera.
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