The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, April 21, 1911, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textloss of Appctito til.l..h I aft pnmmnn In tha aorlna ftV u.in th return of wiirni we.itlnr. la .... ... uhtii u ifimiv tip tuiiM itml la often a forerunner of prostrating tlla- IMMI. It la serious ami especially so to I hnl must keep up and doing or n.. lichliiilrtarid. Till' lieal ineillrlll 111 itise ror 11 ia On- great coliMltutl'ilml remedy Hood's Sarsaparilla Vhh h piirlr1 am! pnriVh-. tti Moot! .. . ...I.... I.. ,.. fit I ihucoluttfil tabk-l known ua HumuUbl CENTS and SOLICITORS JJ"J!S' trwly t1rilrl rtM,l: rarriM In p'rkrt. Hm. !f- tit -tlitfti tT (Uni.l lu Ifcsur auck to.. M OIIAIR wsss Writ Inlay f.,r Prli-aa THE It r. NORTON CO. JMunJJiAn.irf.S. ItMTLASH ORE. KODAKS J?. W tit lr raiali.ttit' an.l Iilrra'tir. twal.ei'i ul piuiona- Mull nt.l.ra el.ati trNiiil altitMl I ortiand rholo fcupply Co 1 1t,l,.l Hnl llU'I.ANI OIIK. 1 ft fWJT TT Hrn'l fir (trie ami mvlliii .Mm.i... i. TtlLO BlrVNHE M CO. VI' Ah Si . t'l.rtlanri Or L IKIIL -aal JUS Sa li. Ui Pajai. 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'tuna - aata. aura anil rfhaliln. II, lailiiiK inlla wnrka. If rmi rannot rail. wrla fur aymplian blonk end circular. I nr lima 4 rati la in aiaina. C04SUIIA1ION THtC The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. 1av rtrsl M cor. Morrison, Portlae!, Or. 3," Vi I JO) I TUhm rHAn f. ) i in 1 n-v - 1 1 '' -i 1 1 1 fB-c' C! IIL,.. jk 1 5 : Wfv - "'""M .-. '.'Fo:ai -v O O C E A l ..-' : T 7 1" : j-f- at rnr cojj?oa0j T HAS tn-n arlnilltctl liy the atnte itciiartiiKiiit In WaHliliiKtoii that tK'Kntlatlona fur lh ariulHltluii of I ho (iulumKM Uluuila, off the fonat of Kt'uador on tlio wi-t cuaat of Smith Aiiiirlt-a, liy tlio I'nlU'il Ktiitoa aa a n.ivnl ! huvn lnieri un der way for uniiin time ln'twitn th l'iilld fllatoa and l'iiador. 'llio talanda, which aro aimrafly aottled, cannot be IxniKht oiilrlKht. 1 ci'niiHp ot a clanno In Hi 11 riiiiniliiiilun of Ki 11a i!or W'hlrh pr"fnta thflr nl". I It la mild In Kciinilnr Unit tli T'tillpd Btntx offt r to pay :!f,iMMi,no) In rent. Ttnit would h nri3, Duo a year. I Krom n riiiiiiiiorclal or an tiidimtrlal I point of vlrw thi'y would li of Utile value to thu fnlt1 Hint-. Their ( total arra la only about 2.4no aijuare jnilN-a. Hut tlioy would ii'rva, thruat out Into the I'urlflc aa I liny are. aa an tdvanre poat of the I'iinaiiia ranal. 'And. wlilrh la the main point, lny jWould not be the mcnaio to It they would be uiiUur rertain rlrrumatanri-a for the next 100 yeara. I 80, the completion of the I'annnia canal will brliiK the CalapiiKo lalanda Into the llniellKht of the world aliiKo. In almost a atriiUht line nnd half way from Southampton to SUInty, thflr fu ture niarltlme Importance rannot be einKXernted. The Ulanda, al.out two daya' run from Tannina. atnnd In the nine relation to the I'aclflo entrance of the canal that Ihe Wi at Indies dm'a to Ita Atlantic ftatoway. It will also be noticed that they are a little more than half way on the trade route from Ban Francisco to Valparaiso. It mtu'la no prophet to foresee that the now almost unknown archipelago iJ11 "n i",rt cnl1 '"r ,he .. teatnahlps of the world and their po sition be likened In koiiih def(ree to that of the Hawaiian Kronp In the northern raclflo. The setlU-ment on Chatham Island will be cluiticed from the rt.it us of a peiii.l rolony to that of a commercial ci titer. The ruplilly ln crenslint trade between the west const of Houth America and Japan brinies tbepe lnliiii.l In the pathways of the mercantile ve-Ml if the latter coun try. Thla Kroup Is reniark-ible In many wnjs, and t tin sli rv of thu Isles from the prehistoric peilnd ln n nnturv In the throes of mine Kreat iiKimy threw them lit from the bed nf the rnclflc. to the time of thtlr illscovery and occupation by 11,1111. holds tinuh of Interent. NothliiK Is knovn definitely of the date when the Im'hihIs came Into be- InK. xceit that tl.ey were of a dln- tlnrtly biter appearance than the ' mountains of the South American 'mainland. Some n'lcntlMs think them 1 tlio remrtllia ot a now-sunken conti nent. OwinK to the Isolation of the Manila, there Is no authentic record ' of active eruption, but wo know that as fur lack as 17113 volcanic disturb ances were noticed, while In 1 S 1 4 nnd 1825 KliKllsh skippers reported the cratora active, nnd ns late 11s 11)07 a new opening npiKMirod tm James Island, from which a torn nt of lava flowed to the sen. Tho archlpelm'o conslsta nf 15 larger Inlands nnd about 4' smaller, with a total area variously estimated at from 2.400 to 3.0n0 mpinre miles. Leaving the question of discovery perhaps forpver undetermined, we do know that Thomas de HerlnnKn, third bishop of rannma, was the first Eu ropean to sluht the CalnpHKoa, on tha 10th of March, 1535. Thla exploring prelate la also credited with being re sponsible for the Introduction of bananas Into the western continent. Ills discovery of the Unlapngna tslnndi was quite accidental and came about during a voyngo from I'anama to l'eru, whither he had been sent to report on the doings of I'liarro, for the worthy bishop enjoyed the; confi dence ot hla king. The good bishop waa a scientist ai well aa a church man, and he determined tha exact lat itude and longltudo of the archipela go: but he gave no namo to the group, and after a stay of ten days turned tho prow of his hlp toward 1'ora. Tho archlpelngo now waa well known to the Spanish niarlnera, and for rea sons already suggested were called the Knchnnted Isles. Inirlng the pe riod of revolution against Spanish au thority In South America the Islands were much used by tha privateers that preyed on Spanish commerce. With the fall of Spanish power the lslus wer In measure forgotten AnnArrm or castHrftcr and these desolate shores were only touched by an occasional w baler or souio circumnavigating sailor, the archipelago actually remaining no man's land until February 12, 1XU2. when the Re nadorean government for mally took poesesslon of the group. It Ih curious to note that this act of oc cupation wus Inspired v by a North American, a Loulslunliirr named VII liimll, who left his native territory when It came under the Jurisdiction ot the Culled States. Aa already stated, the indigenous 11 ri I mill 111 it of the archlix-lago Is In I'k way pcrhapa tlio most Interesting In the world. When I)arwln first vlrlted thu Islands he determined 20 distinct species of land birds, 25 of which were foudd nowhere else In be world, ana since that time other naturalists, who have studied this feature, claim that there are 08 peculiar specie, and s slbly more. Iiarwln put forward the b.vxthfKl thut all of these aro de scended from a single species, having been modified In form and color dur ing the course of ages. Of the reptiles, the most Interesting are the turtles and lizards. The for mer, the Culapugoa, are found no where else, and at one time literally swarmed over the Islands. They were huge, measuring sometimes three feet from the breast shell to the dome of the back; slow of movement, making about four miles a day when walking; long, thin necks and curiously small heads and broad flat fluppers; their ' -n I l r,, The Galapagos Turtle. whole aprenrnnce suggesting some dwarfed descendant of the l'ieistocouo age. Some kiH-clmcn weighed us much as AoO pounds, hut theso giant are very rare nowadays. An xpedl tton thnt sailed from t-'un Francisco w lih the special object of getting spec imens of thu Galapagos turtle, after considerable difficulty could only find a few weighing 40 or 61) pounds. For merly, cruisers or ship that stopped at the Island had no difficulty in kill ing great numbers of these reptiles. but latterly a combination of circum stance are working for their complete extinction. Tho turtles yield a peculiar quality of oil that can be used lu place of lard. The medium-sized ones contain from Ave to six gallons of this prod uct, worth about 75 conta, gold, per gallon, and as It Is a very simple mat ter to extract the oil. It Is eaHlly seen how the turtle hunters would pursue their calling until they had complete ly exterminated thl remarkable rep tile. The dogs that roam the Islands have also contributed to the destruc tion ot the turtles. The Ecuadorean government has several times begun negotiations for the disposition of tho Islands, and as far back as 1851 the preliminaries ot transfer were arranged with the I'nlted Slates, the sum offered being $3,000,000 for the right of collecting the guano that could bo found on the Islands. For various reason tho deal fell through, nnd while since that time tentative negotiations have been commenced during different adminis trations, no definite agreement hus ever teen reached :... f ; '. ..'..'.V FEW RULES F0H DIETING too Much Trifling With Digestion Thess Days snd Much Harm Results. Here are a few rules that the girl who Is determined to diet does well to observe There Is too much trifling with our digestion these days, and not ihe trust harm Is done by the notion for uudrrtating. Nover diet on the sdvlce of a friend. Her regimen may have done wonders lor her snd ri put you to bod or make you a sorry-bxiklng wreck. iKm't diet to excess at any time. Ill la, make sure she knows d'etetlrs. lany physicians, good In 01 h, r things, ave l.ttlo knowb-ge of the elect of ood u,"on the system. If you want to diet from a cause, rs rom dliibites or kidney trouble, do It ellglously; almost better not beg!n hi-ri to do It spasmodlcajly, lutllng up whenever food temps you. If you only Ultt for the sake of flg ire or complixtlon, count tlie cost bo ore Ktiij-ting. Cutting out the foods if ordinary f".n:lly nieuls Is bard. Ask outsi If, Which mnns moat to me, ho long of a few pounds or being a iL'I' kr.ce at m altltne?" Ikin't keep en dieting If you feel 'hat It dlHnsrees with you. This hold ;ooj even whi n your food list la care fully ci.nsortd by a pbyiie!an. The 'n-ht of ilieni will make mistakes. Find out In time what Is wrong. Don't diet to excess at any time. Women often go to Ihe point of weak ening their entire system by Injudi ciously following a dot tor's advice. Common s?nse and moderation are good things to bold to la the mutter if food. ART CREATION I'a.nama-1't' ihc !ntrr.ati:u,l LktmHion. Kvryiily liuyx Tntf.nfT Kfntitrm in lA'lve psiUirn. thr? Jst'svitifij! nijitfiiTi rfpniwntinir ( n it r. Murmfai-tunrisr Airrttuiturts, tn pi htii, b ifjf'Kt !' r oi bJirth. Irannftrin on ny ' hir.jf. AsfcuU want'-d S.itt.f' y mm I ". (.in t 'lltv. AtinffiM 11 "1 LAiMjuition AJ Cy.. Mrkft tit., Sfi l"raiu. Lcu. Taking the Rain Cure. The complexion cure of the Irish so rlety belle Is the ruin cure, according to the I'all MuU Gazette. The Irish woman puts on her raincoat, and a mall hat, without veil, and saunters out for a brisk walk In the hardest downpour, letting the fresh drops play on ber face as they will. When she returns to her home she changes her wet clothes, rubs her face with a soft, warm towel and rests all her facial muscles. TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Ked. Vfck. Weary, Watery Eyes andOranuluted Eyelids. Murine Doesn't Smart Soothes Eye Fuln. Druggists Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid. 2fc, f.0c, $l.t0. Murine Eye Salvo In Aseptic Tubes. 2.ric. $1.00. Eye Books and Eye Advice Free by Mall. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. Lovs In England. "In England," si.ys the London Dally Mall, "love dwells and remains In the Inmost secret recesses of the soul; It does not circulate about In the air. That Is why the sir In England la somewhat cold. And that Is why closed up hearts there burn eo In tensely. For the English love Is not the delightful occupation of youth. It I the very warp through which the whole life 1" wcvrn " Dr. Pierce's Pleusant reliefs cure ronstipation. Const ipntion is the cause )f many diseases. Cure the cause am) ,'ou cure the I'isoase. Easv to take. Telephones in Church. Varlah church of Vtlca fcas In rtiillcd a telephone eysttm for tho benefit of numbers of tho church who v.:r.y be nlillcted wi'.h dcafnet'S. Six telephone have teen placed In vari ous parts of the auditorium, tho trans mitter being locited on tho pulpit directly In front of the speaker. Telephone P- ' Vfit;.r wl't fod Mrs. Vi'ia)os Scnthlna yrup tut h, at mmeiiv ui uao ln Itieil ciiuiuu I-.'!!!- iue Uiatluiia' imU. "Atheusls" converted. A puniber of Serbian conscripts, on entering Itclsrade barracks to serve their time, announced themselves as atheists so as to avoid attendance In church. The romiuunder got them to clean out the yard and stable tvery Sunday morning while their comrades went to mass. The atheists have now asked to be Instructed with a view to conversion to the national creed. lilnod pnia irnir is o ten ca'l-el I'V'.lii'lit M.tl NJtMI'i.. 1' Mtll IIKIV lrlll(. 1 1,1111- Itir.t Wi, art I Ml will tiraiv nut thf nion. lical liie wound and prevent sui' 0119 trou elo. Prisoners Do .Valuable Work. In England, at Dartmoor, tho pris oners have been engaged In reclaim ing tlie moorland, working even In win ter. Agricultural prisons have been established In England, New South Wales, Prussia, Austria, Hungary, Switzerland, France, Russia and Bel gium. Bad Breath '"For months I hnil prrnt trouble with my stomach anil used all kinds of medicines. My tongue bas been actually aa green as grass, my breath hiving a had odor. Two weeksago a friend recommended Cancareta ami after using them I can willingly anil cheerfully any that they have entirely cured me. I therefore let yon know thnt 1 shall recommend them to anv one sulTcr iug from such trouble. " Chas. II. Hal. pern. 114 IS. 7th St., New York, N. Y. rWa.ant Palalahla, Pott. Taata OrrA IK iMtt Navi Sirlii'n. Waakan or (tntto. lap, Ita. toe. Narrr anld in bulk. Ia ran ln latitat atameal C C U Uuaxantiard an aura or T'Hir munar bas. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color more foods brighter and faster colors than any other dve. One 10c package colors silk, wool and cotton erjually well and is guaranteed to give portoct result. AM dealer, ot we Will send postpaid at 10c a package. Write for tree boosUark haw to aye, bisocb aad aua colors. SAONKOfi DKUQ COIaVPANT, Quincy, Iuinolaw We Give Away Absolutely Free The People' Common Senne Medical I nilih, or Medicine Nmplitietl, by K. v. rierce, ni. y., ;inrl (xjnulini i'hyaician to the Invalid' Hotel snd Suf gical Inititute at liuUalo, a book ot linil larje pss ana iiver 7M illuatrationa, ia strong paper covera. In any one sending1 21 one-cent stamp to cover coat of mailing only, or, in t rench (-loth binding for 31 stamps. Over bHO.OOU copies of this complete I'amiiy Doctor Hook were sold in cloth binding st regular price of $1.50. Alterwards, one snd s half million copies were given afay as above. A new, up-to-date revised edition i oow ready lor mailing. Better tend NOW, before all are (one. Addi-ea Woslo'i Uit rkNSAky Medical A:ociation, K. V. fierce, M. L)., President, Buffalo, N. Y . ih;rci; favokiti; pukscription THE ONF. RFMFDY for woman's peculiar ailments good enough thut its makers are not afraid to print on its outside wrapper ita every ingredient. No Socrets No Deception. THF. ONF. REMEDY for women wbicb contains bo alcohol anil no bobit-formmg drugs. Mads frost native medicinal forest roots of well estshliahed curative value. IfinNFY detlv diaa TROUBLE ytAt nt can rniu no mmtake by u-iin-r Ir. KHinr't Hw-.mp-Hrjt. tin- rr-t krilnry wmwly. At d rubric l in Afty rnt n) dollar 'z. HanipW botti b mail fr, a.aio iamphlt tellinif yuu bow to rind out if you hav knny troub'. AJdraMj Vr. Kilmer k Co.. Binirhainton, N. Y. SAVE EEST HENS FOR MATING I Leg Band and Trap Nest Are Almoit Indispensable for Success Care of Flock. The reason Is approachlrt? when the ioultry keeper will be gin to pick out his beet birds for the next sea son's matlngs. None but the best should be used In the breeding peM. and If tho breeder has hatched eggs from bis best hens of last season he Is reasonably sure of some good birds. If a breeder la trying for per fectlon In any form, the leg band and the trap nest are almout Indispens able. The enroful breeder can estimate very closely the value of the young stock for future breeders. He knows the good and bad points of each of his birds, and has mated to overcome defects and Improve points already good. Every year he Is nearer perfec tion, and every year greater care Is taken of the flock, for be has learned the value of cleanliness and proper food. Insects will never sap the life or bis flock and kill the vitality of his breeders. Tainted food or water never reaches them, everything Is fresh, pure and clean. They have plenty of room In their winter quar ters, and be provides exercise by throwing the grain In chaff on the floor. He does this In the evening ' after they have gone to roost, and they have had their breakfast long before he has had his own morning meal. After he has learned the right way and got a fairly good start, the work Is easy and pleasant, and seems to swing along without any difficulty. As In everything else. It Is the begin ner who experiences the difficulties, for he has very little knowledge to be gin with, and often pays dearly for the knowledge he acquires, but It does not take long to understand the most essential points in poultry keep ing. One must keep on learning, however, there should be no standing still; every day Pomethlng helpful may be learned, and tt Is well to keep a notebook In which to Jot any little Item that mny prove helpful later on. for It Is not well to trust one's mem ory too "much. .1 . . 1U1 11 US r-la- Treasured Trees. Two trees to be seen In the main street of Thorshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands,, have an interesting history. Trees resolutely refuse to irrow in the.-e islands, except In some few sheltered spots, and the Inhabi tants therefore prize them greatly. When the road was made It was de cided to leave tho trees In the middle Df the carriage way rather than be ntilty of the crime of felling them. Wide World Vsri'l.i. Not Half as Hard. It Is not half as hard to do what one wants to do most of all. as it is to do that which sor -.e o:e else wants one to do ahove nil elre. Yon can't $nw ttilMlr and nip us. II you rant ferry s eiH you rrow exactly whtt you I'jpoct an.nn a proluioa nj perfec tion never tUXlKJ. - - -; : VTT I . .V I a I I jbL art'My'ind 8 1 ft SZ r ViK x r jVy nak th.-m re- U I Frll'jr F.rileH V XT? vSAy aaual PNU Tt"1" ' itr 'ree "n rKeK't. I X'J . h rrssv a ra I i W. Ij. DOUGLAS 2-2 3 3 1? & 4 S H 0 ES rj.SIS W. L Douglas Spring; Stylet include more Snappy and Up-to-Date Shapes in Oxfords and High Cuts than ever before produced. W.Ij.DhiikIiw wnrriint every pair o( ti i ..li.n-n to holil tlieir uli.iyve, kMk and tit heller Kil l wear longer limn any other make, irivuuc Ja bettor valuo for the uumey than yon can olilaiu elsvwheru. tiT BEWARE Of SUBSTITVTFJt.TI . Tho anmiinfi have V. 1.. litiiKlaa nam nmt ttio retail prlee atamiteil on tliff ititltitiii, whli'h viiarantra full Tallin ami fintteela I tie we-arrr airalii.t hitch prii'aaml ItilfrluraliiH-a. I I Vint ll.!lpt .'.IITIIll .lll.t.l. V..II Will. I tl IIIIUW W.I llnll.l.l .!.- WHIM for M til oiacr I' I J. sit... .ut .lir.-.-t fr.-tn f. liiriiAlO. . 1.. Uuulia, 14.1 Ktara of CostL Adviser, in I'laio) On Wrong Scent. Half the world is one the wroos; rcont In the pursuit of happiness. They think It consists In having and gtth,g and In being served by others. It consist in giving and in serving: other. Kenry Drummond. Too Expensive. "This cigar tastes like It was made) of cabbage," growls the customer. "Huh!" replies the clerk. "If vou knew the wholesale price of cabbage) this year you wouldn't insinuate that It could be put In a five-cent cigar." FOR BETTER HEALTH rTRY HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS If you have lost your good health let the Bit ters help you to regain it. A 58 cars' record backs up its merit in cases of Stomach, Liver and Bowel Ills and Malarial Disor ders. Try it today. 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