The Medford mail., January 10, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

THE UEDFORD HAIL
Published. Every Friday Morning,
." A. S. BLITON. ."
Mkdpord, Friday, January 8, 1902
ham was born to hustle.
- He la ot taw daysi but Quite pleat j.
SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR
HKml la the PaatoBica at Medfora, UregoD
: as Seoona-Clasa Mall Matter.
A LITTLE OF
EVERYTHING
Carrie . Nation's paper, the
"Smaeher'd Mail," started at the
tim she was in her zenith as a sa
loon smasher, has been smashed, in
other words, gone out of business for
the all sufficient reason that it did
not pay. . '
Vegetarians rarely have a crav
ing for alcoholic stimulants. In
some of the sanitariums for topers
their diet is chiefly confined to
bread and fruit. After a few weeks
of this treatment the toper begins
to lose all desire for intoxicants.
The imperial authorities in Can
ada have received orders that in ev
ery branch of Great Britian.s Army,
gold lace, swords, belts, conspicu
ous shoulder straps or like badges
of rank must be abandoned. It is
understood that the cause for the
reform has been the lesson learned
in South Africa, where the Boer
marksmen are enabled to pick of
the officers with alarming frequency
by reason of their conspicuousness.
. "My lady," says awell-known
ehemist, "writes tender sentiments
o ner lora witn ink made from an
old copper coffee pot, on paper made
from old collars." The utilization
or waste products, which is adding
so enormously to the wealth of the
world, furnishes many such fantas
tic adaptations. "Give me the sew
age of New York," says Dr. Long,
"and I will return you yearly" the
superior milk of a hundred thous
and cows." The waste soap suds
irom woolen factories, which used
to pollute hundreds of rivers, is n w
precipitated, and the coagulum is
pressed into bricks and converted
inln Rnnprinr illttmi'nQlt'nn iwaa
...u.u..mvlug 6'".
These are but examples of the in
genuity of man. That the' field is
far from exhausted is instanced in
the estimate that from six hundred
.to a thousand of fine coal are thrown
- EWaV eVArv rlfttr in t.hn aahoa rf
'ffewYork.
The United States is without a
. r -j i ji . i
vice- president ana mere win oe
none until the national election of
1904. The line of succession has,
however, been provided for in the
act during Cleveland's administra
tion, which makes the secretary of
state the next in the line of the sue-
It's Impure Blood.
"What is it?" asks the mother as she
aotices the smooth skin of her child
marred by a red or pitfiply eruption. It
is itnpure'blood, and the child needs at
once to begin
the use of Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov
ery, the best and
surest remedy
for impurity of
the blood. It
entirely eradi
cates the poisons
which corrupt
the blood and
cause disease. It
cures scrofula,
boils, pimples,
eczema, salt
rheum and other
eruptive diseases
which are the di
rect result of im
pure blood. It
enriches as well
as purifies the
blood.
"Dr. Pierce's me Heine has not only bene
s ted me greatly, but it has done wonders for
my two sons," writes Mrs. M. Hartrick. of
Demster. Oswego Co., N. Y. "Both had scrofula.
1: have lost two daughters in less than five yeara
with consumption and scrofula. My eldest son
was taken two or three years ago with hemor
rhage from the lungs. It troubled him for over
a year. He took Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and has not had a hemorrhage in
over a year. My younger son had scrofulous
Bores on his neck: had two lanced, but haa not
had any since he commenced to take your med
icine." Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery." There is nothing "just
as good" for diseases of the stomach,
blood and lungs.
i 1008 page book, free for the asking.
You can get the People's'Comnion Sense
Medical Adviser, the best medical book
ever published, free by sending stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. Send
31 one-cent stamps for paper covers or
ii stamps for cloth-bound volume, to Dr.
JL V. Fierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
cession, and on down through the
oabinet In tho order in which the
cabinet oQioes were oreated. For
merly the succession passed to the
president of the senate and then to
the speaker of the house, but that
was changed. The senate has a
president, pro tern, Senator Frye, of
Maine, and he may become presi
dent of the senate or some one elso
chosen by the senate to succeed
him, but whoever is chosen will in
no sense be vice president. ; Should
President Roosevelt appoint a new
oabinet, the secretary, of state in
his cabinet will be the next in suc
cession to' the presidency and the
secretary of the treasury next and
so on. . ' . s
' GRAIN-Oi GRAIN-0!
Ren-ember that name when you want
a Jrtltnl,.D ...nnll.U nAii.l.hlnn tnnA
m uuuuiyu9 .i mj u.tusi , w u , u . , , ,
drink to Bute the plaoc ol ootfeo. Sold
by all grocers and liked by all who
bave usod It..- Gralu-O is made of pure
grain, It aids digestion and strengthens
the nerves. It Is not a stimulant but a
health builder and tho children as well
as the adults can drtrk It 'With great
be neat. Uosts about t as much as col
fee, loo. and 25c. per package. Ask
your grocer for Graln-O. ,
Two masked man, says a Taooina dis
patch, entered Fulton's saloon at Eos
ton, and, with revolvers in their bauds
ready for action, ordered the barteudur,
Oorwin, and ten other uiou to hold up
their hands :uid be prepared to be re
lieved of their valuables. The 11 men
obeyed the order aud were Uued up in a
row with their faces to tho wall. Oua
robber covered them with a revolver,
while his companions wont throuub
their pockets aud the till. He secured
about (400 and seven watches. Just as
the last m&u was being relieved of his
cash un engiueer aud fireman dtuie in,
and they were instantly covered aud
ordered to line np. These two contrib
uted 1100 aud two more watches. The
robbers then helped themselves to the
whisky, drank to the health of their
victims and escaped, it Is supposed, on
horses. .
- A Good Becomniendation.
'I have noticed that the sale on
Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tab
lets is almost invariably to those who
have once used them," says Mr. J. H.
Weber, a prominent druggist of Cas
cade, Iowa. What better recommenda
tion could any medicine bave than for
people to call for it when again in need
of such a remedy? Try them when yon
eel dull after eating, when you have a
bad taste in your mouth, feel bilious,
have no appetite or when troubled with
constipation, and you are certain to be
delighted with the prompt relief which
they afford. For sale by Chas. Strang,
druggist. . -. .
NEW ART JEWELRYj
-
Curious and Very Costly Pieces
Made by Master Workmen.
Revival of Wonderful Metal Work of
Reaaluaaee Times Popalarlaeal
br tho Parle Expoaltloa
Featares of Work.
A new fad in jewelry has slowly
been making its way to favor in recent
yeara, and the Paris exposition
brought it into something like popu-!aud
lnrity. Fortunately, the expense of
the work and the fact that it appeals
to the artistic taste more than to the
canon, of elegance generally current witt's Little Early Riser, promote easy .ailoa
promises to keep the fashion from be- 0, th wela wltbont dlatre.. "I have been
coming fatally common, says the New troubled with coatlveneas nine yeara." aaya J.
York Sun. . - v . O. Greene, Depauar, lad. "I have tried many
The Salique jewelry la perhaps tha remedies bnt Mule Early Risers give best re
finest example of this new work, suits." Chaa. Strang.
which is, after all, old, for it works
back to the wonderful metal work of Edward 1 Oanfiold and William
renaissance times and makes the pre- Mitchell, genoral prisoners at the United
clous metals merely incidental. The ' states military prison at Alcacraz isl
exhlbition of Rene Salique's work at aait San Francisco, drunk a beverage of
the' exposition was a revelation to the which wood alcohol fonnod the princi
host who had known nothing about pul part, aud died from tho effects,
him. I Three othters were taken to tbo hospital,
This work has been eagerly sought uat ore expected to recover. Tho five
for in 7:urope for years past, but his m8u who drank tho stuff were prison
prices are fabulous and he does not trusties and were employed as cooks for
sell to dealers, but works only on spe-
oial orders, which it may be his whim
to accept; so, up to the present time.
his jewels have been obtained only by j tilled liqnui, aud with this a drink was
royal personages or other Illustrious, by dilutiug it with worm water,
patrons, and their number Is not very . .lU(j flavoring it with sugar aud lemon
great, oxtract.
Castellanl. in Rome has had a repu- time ago my daughter caught
tation for work of the same general fl eevere he compll,fned of pa1nf
order as Salique s, although he has in her ene9t and hfld ba1 coll(Efi. j
achieved nothing to equal the Salique gave ,er Chamberlain's Cough Remedj
jewels, and a crowd of lesser lifshts according to directions and in twodayi
have bean following the same path 1 she was well end able to go to school,
with-more or less success. 1 1 have ueed this remedy in my family
Of course, the central idea of this for the past seven years and have never
jewelry is beauty and exclusiveness of known it to fail," says James Prendur
design' The masters of tie craft, like j lg)st, merchant, Annato. Bay, Jamaica,
c- ii . i iL. ..,.1 ... West India Islands. Ihe pains in the
Salique, often make the jewel what- che8f, in(Hcated nnproaehing attack
ever It may be, with direct reference of pmum3ni t whi(,i, j tni8 instence
to the appearance and personality of j WBB undoubtedly warded off by Oham
the woman who is to wear it, and this , berlnin's Cough Remedy. It counter-
opens up an endless vista of suggestive
and symbolic possibility.
Then again the jewel may be made
merely to carry out a conception in the
mind of the artist, without ref
erence to the future owner. Rare
stones are introduced wherever . the
design requires their oolo'r, but very
often the semi-precious stones an
swer the artistic requirements better
than the more costly jewels and are
used by preference, without thought
of the comparative cost.
If a patron is willing to put a crown's
ransom of rubies into an order and
Salique thinks pink topaz or lapis
'asuli accords better with his design,
the buyer doesn't get the rubies.
Moonstones are particular favorites
with Salique and with many ot his
followers, because they lend them
selves to symbolism and suggestion
without detracting from the effect of
the metal work and design, una nt
the most remarkable places ot this
art jewelry ever turned out was a
oomb In a design of bats Hying through
the filtered light of moonstones.
American designers are taking up
the art Jewel Idea, and a new era of
extravaganoe In Jewelry Is evidently
at hand. Gorgeous tiaras and atom'
achara of diamonds will not do now,
My lady mint have speulally designed
and eoeentrto Jewelry of which there
la no duplicate, which hears the sig
nature of a master oraftaman.
Several of the New York jewelers
brought home quantities of signed
jewels in unusual designs, and bare
sold them rapidly. One ring for
man, labeled "The Heart of the Oak"
and signed by a famous French work'
man, was particularly good speci
men, although It hadn t a hint of
precious stone about it. The ring was
wrought in semblance ot bark, and
bore a strange, satytllke head, that
at first glanee looked merely like the
gnarled knot on a limb of a tree.
One Chicago woman has taken up
this art jewel craft with Immense sue
eess, and has orders so far In advanee
that she says it will be Impossible for
her to promise anything before 11)03,
REMARKABLE OURK OP CROUP-
A Inula Uoy's Ufa Saved.
I have a few words to"snv regarding
ijlmmoormm 8 vougti Kemoiiy. itsavou
my little boy's life and I teol that 1
cannot praise it enough. I bought a
bolt o ol it from A. K. fcteor of Coodwin
S. D., aud when I got home with it vhu
poor baoy eouiil Hard I v brcatho. i gave
the medicine as directed every ten min
utes until he "throw nn"aiul then I
thought sure he was Koine, to choke to
death. We lintl to pull Hie piilegm oui
of his mouth hi great long airings. 1
am positive that if I hed not got that
bottle of cough medicino, my hoy would
not be on earth today. -Joel Demnr.t,
Inwood, Iowa. For sale by Charles
Strang, druggist.
The transport Shorldan sailed from
San Franoisco for tho Philippines with
the headquarters, baud aud four com
panies ot the Twenty-seventh iufantry,
consisting of 401 enlisted men; four
troops of th Eleveuth cavalry, consist
ing of 333 enlisted men; 747 recruits,
17 Hospital corps men and 11 Signal
corps men.
Samnel Enochs, while hnnting deer
in the foothills near Wheatland, Cal..
was mistaken for a doer by Jeff Thomas,
who shot Enochs in the thigh. An
operation was performed, bat he was
too weak from loss of blood to survive
the shock. Me leaves a wife and two
grown danghtera.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
Two children Earl Etenhoff, aged 4,
nud his sister Agues, aged 7 wbomade
the 8,000-niilo journey from Ashland,
Or., unattended, to go to their aunt In
Germany, sailed from New York on the
steamer Darmstadt. They woro tamed
iver to the ship's stewardess by the rail
road people, nud she promised to care
for the little ones iu the best possible
way. At Hobokeu pier the oliildron
were the recipients both of attention
and coin, out- saloon-keeper giving each
"hild a $5 gold piece. The father of the
mildreu disappeared soino time ugo.
their motuer, who is in Ashland,
'decided to solid them hack to G rmauy.
Don't Live Together.
tn, prison. It is supposed that in some
way they obtained the wood alcohol,
which thev thought was the pure dis-
acts any tendency of a cold toward pneu
monia. Sold by Charles Strang, druggist.
The football teams of Michigan and
Stanford universities mot iu a contest
at Pasadena, Cal., and Stanford was de
feated by a score of 49 to 0. Michigan
thus comploted its wonderful season by
vanquishing 11 grent footbull teams and
making a total of 650 points to their op
ponents' nothing.
Children Especially Liable.
Tlnrn. taritlHAR find aulu fir nil.rAnflu nnlnfnt
and Ifneitleoted ofion result In blood poisoning. .
untiuren are espnciauy naoie to sucn mishaps
becausa not so careful. Aa a remedy DeWltt's
Witch Hazel Salve Is unrqu illod. Draws out
ihe Are, atopB the pain, Boon heals tbo wound.
Beware of counterfolta. Suro euro for piles,
"DoWItt's Wltcb Hnzol Salvo cured my baby of
eczema after two pliyalolariH gave hor up,"
writes James Mook, N. Wobslcr, Ind. "T o
aorea were so bad she Rolled two to livodrcsft s
a day." Chas. Strung.
NEWS OF TIFE WOULD,
HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FEW
DAYS FROM ALU QUARTERS.
Atnorlouit MittliiMla Surnrlao tho llrlltall,
Thurt ii f Two Valuable Violins The
tCUn'llnna Iu i!lltiN l.tius tluuranjr wf
a alvaaagu In a lluttttt.
Tho not receipts ot tho Harvard and
Ylo football game, which wero shared
equally, were H8,B18.
A formal proposition to soli tho Pa
nama oanal properties to tho government
of the United States for 40,000,000 was
submitted to the authorities at Wash
ington.
Iu oousoqaonoe of Klug Edward's
sotlvo Interest in tho crusado against
consumption, aphllanthropieiitas placed
31)0,000 at his majesty's disposal for
tho construction of a sanitarium for
consumptives.
II. II. MoLalu, a wonlthy cltlsou ot
Sun Antonio, Tex., who Is a collector of
old violins, aud who owned a Stradlva
rlus of 17JI make and a Wllholm (.huh
mail violin, tho first valitod at 133,000
nud tho soooml at several thousand
dollars, was robbed of tlium by n strait'
ger who had boon endeavoring to pur
cIiiiho thorn. The man onlled at Mo
Laiu's bottso, aud on pretext of desiring
to play a oertalu air on tha instruments,
got them into his hands, and whllo Mo
Lalu's back was turned escaped with
the violins.
Robert Lebaudy, tho Fronoh mulll
millionaire, has olfercd f 1,000,000 for
the establishing ot a Fronoh iuditstriul
school iu ooiiueotion with tho university
of Chicago. 1 ho new school is to be au
integral part of tha university ot Cut'
cago, aud tho necessary buildings, for
which Lobaudy will furnish tho monoy,
will be located ou tho campus of that
iuatitutiou. Lubauv will also eatab-
llnh an oudowtueiit fund for tho uutln
touauce ot tha school. Tho Institution
will be aotlvoly fostered by Cho Frouah
governmout, aud tho students will con
aist of 000 graduates of Frouoh colleges.
Tbey will bo se looted by the govern
uiuut, and 200 will bo soar ovor each
year. They will ootne on scholarships.
all expenses ot transportation and living
being defrayod by the French dopart-
uieut of ednoatlou.
Judge William loohron of the United
States oircait court at Minneapolis dis
solved tbo temporary iujunotiou issued
in the ouse of Potor Power against the
Northern Paciflo Railway company by
Judge Elliott of tho distriot oourt of
llonnopiu county, Minn. Judgo Loch'
ron, in his decision, says: "It sooms to
mo thnt this Injunction should be dls
tolved, at least so far as it assumes to
prevent .tho retiring of tho preferred
stock. Aud I see . uo reason why it
should bo retained for any purpose."
The state of Minnesota will tuko nctiou
:o opiioso tile consolidation ot tho rail
road companies.
It is' proosed to raise tho sum of
10,000 by importers throughout tho
country to ho proKOiitod to Wilbur V.
Wakeman, until recently appraiser of
the port of New l ork. President Rijosc
volt ordered tbut Wakomau roslgu bo-
ore Jan. 1.
Tho Maso party iu Cuba fulfilled tholr
threat of ignoring the olecliou and with
drew their candidates tor prosidoutlul
aud senatorial elootors. Tho result was
a light vote and tho overwhelming suo-
cess of tbo party of Palma. - While,
therefore, tho formal election of the
president does uot take place uutil next
month, Cuba has virtually chosen her
first chief magistrate, and is about to
inter upon the experiment ot solf-gov
drunieuc. - -
Aftor a journey of more than 10,000
miles a bottle, which, was thrown into
the Mackiuaw river, ten milos west of
Bloomiugton, Ills., ou July 27, 1000, ban
been found. . Walter Roodor of Bloom
iugton, at the time stated, wrote a mea-
lane asklug the finder to write him
wheu and whore the- bottlo was found.
The bottle most have followed tho Mack
inaw river to its junction with the Illi-
Head
Sick headache, nervous head
ache, tired headache, neuralgic
headache,' catarrhal headache,
headache from excitement, in
fact, headaches of all kinds are
quickly and surely cured with
MILES'
Pain Pills.
Also all pains such as backache,
neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic
pains, monthly pains, etc.
"Dr. Miles' Pain Pills are worth their
weight In gold," ay Mr. W. I). Krea
mer, of Arkansas City, Kan. "They
cured my wife of chronic headache
when nothing else would."
"Dr. Miles' Pain Pills drive sway
pain as if by magic. 1 am never with
out a supply, and think everyone
should keep them handy. One or two
pills taken on approach of headache
will prevent it every time."
Mrs. Judge Johnson, Chicago, I1L
Through their use thousands of
people have been enabled to at
tend social and religious func
tions, travel, enjoy amusements,
etc., with comfort. Asaprcvcnt
arivc, when taken on the ap
proach of a recurring attack,
they arc excellent.
Sold by all Druaglsis,'
23 Dosea, 23 cents.
Dr. Miles Medloal Co., Elkhart, Ind.
nols, tttenoo oown 'too intubia to the
Mississippi, and thonoo to tho gulf and
Atlantic ooeim. Tho long Jouruoy round
Onpe Horn followed, and thou onmo the
trip up tha l'aolllo ooust, ItouonMv
Jvhso Wilson of cUiitu Monloa, (Jul,,
pluked np the bottlo, with the mesHiigi
still legible, He wrote to Homier,
ITALY'S DISCONTENT,
Sfrlkea oa Ike Farma raaed br I'oer
Par, Pour rood and Huelallat
Asltatiua.
From Ihe lath of June to the 15th
of July the whrat, rye nnd linrlry har
vests sre in progress In Italy ami thr
socialists are taking thla orlt ifnl time
In the agricultural Industry tnaprrsd
the gospel "f illM'onleut against Ihe
conditions of labor, wagra and taxa
tion. It Is feared that large farmers
will he ruined by strikes niiiong fnrm
laborer. On n average two alrlkea
a day have oeeiirred In Italy alnce
February, thr move men I affecting all
trades end olniuee of working men,
At any moment It Is feu red that a
spark might kindle a cnnllugrutloii,
The soelallat leaders plrnd for nener
ful mennv for bettering Ihe eondltluiia
of labor, hut the Italian M'ople are
iiiflamiiialile anil they lire notorloua
ly underpaid snd underfed, They are
so lurgrly In the majority that tiny
hold the remedy In their own lunula,
If they would but line their power In
telligently anil toward a definite rod,
Rut the wan of Ihr people are niiavr
ably Ignorant as wet! n poor, ami feel
doubly hetplrsa nnd Impotent, Thry
have only brute atrength II ml lives to
throw away In fruitless revolution.
VIUrln !! I Colae.
The pope la not nllowlng Ihe young
king of ltuly to pick up till the coin
collections in the Italian market, says
the New York Tribune. Six thoiiannil
pleena, eonlaliiThg many rare papal
coins, whleh were collected by t'ardl
rut, ltaudl, have been bought by Pope
Leo nnd added to the Hun collection
In the Vatican. Many fell Into the
cardinal's hands III I HO! for their
weight In allvur, when Pope Pius In
troduced the Krenrh monetary sys
tem and the old coins were retired by
the papal government-
Saala'a Waaita slaves.
Nearly 1,000,000 women In Spain
work In the field na day Inborera;
000 womeu are reglatrrrd as day serv
ants -that la, they work for their
food and lodging. There Is no such
class anywhere else.
The Pall Thai Ilrawe a Ton.
On level pavement a pull of 31 pounds
will drnw a ton, on inneiulam It takes
4A pounds and on rough gravel 147
pounds.
A TOWN IN TWO STATES.
And a Hallroad Teal Haa One IU
la Teaaeaaee. lar Other
la Vlra-lula.
A Washington dlapatch to tha Chl
rsgo Iteeord aaya that a certain ehnnge
In the bonndnry line, as ngreed be.
tween Virginia and I rnneaaee, has Juat
been ratified by congress. Thfa re.
valla a good story. Kor years the town
of llrUtol. Iu east Tennessee, haa hnd
the unique dlatiuctloii of being In two
states. There are two arparate mu
nicipal corporatlona, one under thr
laws of Tennessee and the other un
der the laws of Virginia. Thry are
anown as Bristol, Tenn., and Bristol.
Va. The corporation of llr Intnl. Tenn.,
extending to the east curbing of Main
street, the principal buslnaas thor
oughfare of the twin cities. Both cor
porations wished to pave this street
that Is, they considered It nerrssary
but how to go about to divide tha ex
pense attached was the question to
be considered.
The city of Bristol, Tenn., rifci not
care to pay for paving the entire thor
oughfare up to the sidewalk on the
Bristol (Va.) side, while the corpora
tion of Bristol, Va., eonld not step
across the Imaginary line and expend
city funds in Tennessee. This was a
tangled proposition for the fathers
of the two cities. It was suggested
that the matter be taken to thr legis
lature and have the Tenneaaee genernl
asaembly cede one-half of Main at reel
to Virginia. ' The slater state was
tickled to death to accept the propo
sition, as Oov. Tyler told Oov. MeMlllln
over the telephone the other day. The
I'ennssaee solnna panned the bill. It
vaa engroased and sent to the Virginia
genernl aaaemhly. These lawmakers
accepted the gift, and then congress
was asked to ratify the action of the
two legislatures.
The result of the work Is that tho
boundary line between Virginia and
Tennessee is In the center of Main
street. There Is now an electric st reet
cur lino on this thoroughfare, with one
rnil in Tennessee and the other In Vir
gin' l. I'nch state will collect one-lclf
sof the taxes on the street railway
property. The ear Una runs along for
ii mile and a half In the two states.
Many Interesting stories are told of
complications In tho past caused by
the boundary line.
To Cure a Cold in One Day .
Take I.sxatlvo Ilromo-Qulnlno Tnbloti. All
ilniKKlnln rafund Ihe money It It fill I n to cure.
K. w rjrovo'a siuniituro Is on onnh box. '2.'io.
Machine repairing a specialty ff It Second
Hand Engines and Steam Pumps Bought and
Sold 9f 9f Bicycle Cones and Axles
Made to Order ft H f ff ' f
ffl. M. &AULT,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
HlNfi W. ChlltlN-JUiukbtim Tolls
How Hlio Witn Ciirml.
"J)kaii Mum. ' 1'iNiiiiAii i I (alio
plennui'o In acknowledging tho afreets
of lij'tllit 10. 1'ilikliiiin'H VlKtitblo
(Joniliouixl. Iu my estimation tlimo
is uofuiuulu remedy to euul It. Weak
uess uot properly utluuded to, together
MlrM W. Ulltl.llH-HUtlKllllliN, ''
Secretary Hook Inland Lllurary and Art
Boolety.
with the olote enniliiMueut nt my desk
brought on norvouH lirostrutliui.
so much ao that for a year i doctored
continually. 1 tried ill Keren t rem
edies whleh only hiieneeded In polsoii
lug my system, and my stomach re
fused food. A nelj'hbor who hnd suf
fered with ovarian truulilt'" iiimI
wa.t pcrrcftly rurt'd. vailed iiiv
attention to your Vegetable .(.'oinpnuiul,
nud 1 mud" up my mind to give It n
two montiis" fair trial. However, be.
furo one month had paused 1 was Ilka
a new woman, and after six weeks
fi thful hmi of the foiiiK)i'.inl I was In
purfcet health. It certainly la of great
(h'UoIII to women, mid 1 wish every
poor suffering woman could have a
chance o try It, Yours very truly.
Miss W. (iiii.ps.IIi.ackiiuiin, WSS Fifth
Ave., Kook Island III." ft 000 f.n 1
atwe (MMawvef M "el v"'"
Nothing will rvllnvo thin II
trrasliiu; condition m surely aa
Lytlltt B. IMnkluim'a Compound.
Mrs. lMnkhnm advises slok Wo
men, froo. Address, Lynn, Msvm.
lie cause ot Ihe many Crimea thai have
been committed iu Denvor daring tho
past year or two, the olllsens have or
ganised a committee of safety to protect
the people against criminals. Tbo
street aro to be pntroled at night by
artnod cltlxeus, who will be expected to
keep the town free of tho criminal class.
At Mnnrdiontvr, Kiigland, the Weat
lughouae Klontrlo company has, Iu leas
than a year, eouatruatod buildings whiuh
coat $7,000,000, nays a cable to tho New
York Sun. . ICngllsh builders oatlmnled
that It would require live years. The
work was done by Drltiah workmen un
der American iiiurvlalon, but lustoad
of 480 brick i wr nine-hour day, which
is the trade union nvurngo, each man
laid an avorago of l.soj bricks, with
H,SO0 ou vury plnlu work. The nun.
ngor, J. C. Htownrt.of Hi. Imls, avoided
iron bin with the union and paid II
pouco pur hour lustuad of 10 pence, the
rate stipulated by the union.
A Deep Mystery.
It Is a mystery why women enduro
ba 'kacho, headache nurvousiieas, sleep
ljaancss. ini'luni'lioly , fainting and dizty
epulis when thousands have proved that
r'lectrlu Hitters will quickly cure such
tioubles. "I sulfeied for vcors with
kidney trouble," writes Aire, i'licho
Cberley.of I'etonon, la., "and a lamo
back pained me to I could nut dress my
sell, but Klcclric Hitters wholly cured
me, and, although 73 yesrs old, I now
am able to do ail my housework." It
oercomes constipation, improves appe
tite, gives perfect health. Only 60c st
Charles Strang's drug store. jaasj
Princoss IJiulse, daughter ot King
Loopohl of Belgium, has boon pro
nounced hopelessly iusaue.
A stick of dyuamlto w.ia place I on
the cbost of Terry ilogers, a swoltorman ,
while ho was sick and asleep iu a oabiu
nonr Keswiok, Cal., and tho fuso being
lighted, tho explosion toro away thu
heud, nock and a portion of tbo shoul
dure, but the body was uot thrnwu out
of the bad on whloh it lay. John Mot
oalf, who laid claim to the cabin In
which Kogi rs slept, and who Is said to
bavo sworn that ha would blow np
ilogers, was arrested ou suspicion. H i
had throo stick of dyuamlto iu his
pookat. Tha coroner's jury runderod a
verdict of dcatlrat tho haudsof unkuowu
ptrtlos.
For tho second time a jury at Sitka
bns brought In a verdict of murder in
tho first dogroo against Homar Bird,
who shot his two partners whllo thoy
were In oamp and sitting nt a meM.
The Surest Remedy Is
Allen's
Lung Balsam
It never falls to oars a SIMPLE
COLI, IfKAVV COLD, and
ell IiUONCHIAL TIIOU
JUJvS. tare Bottle f 1.00. Medium III OOo.
Small or Trial Site 25c.
Endorsed by all who havo tried It.
Proprietor