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About Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1895)
TbOYAL is placed first of the cream of tartar i'll powders; actual strength, 160.6 cubic inches of only true blood purifier prominently trior i the puMie eye today.. It brt * record of cures unsqualled in the his tory of medicine. It is the medicine of which so many people write, “Hood’s fiaraapsrilla doss oil that it to claimed to do.” Toe can take Hood’s fianse perilla with the confident expectation that it will give you pore blood and renewed health. Tata It now. leavening gas per ounce of powder. Every other powder tested exhibited a much lower strength than the Royal, the average being per cent. less. Every other powder likewise showed the presence of alum or sulphuric acid. The claim that thia report shows any other powder of superior strength or purity has been denounced as a falsehood by the Government officers who made the tests. v out, on which a great many flowers will be produced. The colors range through sll shades of roes snd vioist to pure white. Many vsrietiss sre blotched sndmsrked in peculiar snd striking ways. Some of the newer aorta are beautifully fringed and very large. » The oalliopsto to a cbanauig flower. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier lamp; but m w the light was out and brilliant blossoms, some of s rich gold THE GRIFALMCÄT WON WHERE thegtass was broke snd the slide was en yellow with a maroon blotch at the THE BULLET FAILED. «bring the inoffensive mure ri tbs A m »- Whe Cea Leah am the laSrsalUee ef a Ld myths, she is still more Interesting Veteran Witheu* a Feeling ef a biro because ebe is s dugong, for the Deepeet Sympathy T •Mong has been batttag for ssristmld 1« Itemarine world for centuries and is abort Freni the Herald, Woodstock, Vs ) ’ » baa her identity among tar aquatic Ttare to an old soldier in Woodstock, Stohbon of the southern deep. The du Va., who served in the war with Mori« Mg ta becoming rapidly extinct. A apeci too snd in tbs war ri the rebellion, Mr. |y of mammalia to a beautiful eea oiren ianguoroua eyes and Bowing hate, ptowopeefooUah marinate to deotruotioa, md tbefolklore of every nation baa a dif jammed around in front, and I could not turn iL 1 felt around till 1 found my jimmy, and then I waited to see it I had woke Spy body up. I didn’t hear anybody so I started again, and thto time felt my Way carefully up the stain to the door. -Mound it unlocked and tad got it open abort an inch, I should think, when I heard s little bit ri a scraping <m the other side, and the next instant the,dreadfullsst racket that anybody ever heard—the felling of a dtohpan, that must have been hanging on the other ride ri ths door knob or the key and st the same time what I imagine must have been the potato- masher—I don’t know, becadm 1 didn’t vM tawt idea of the appearance ri the »er- add. The crafty Ublneao and Japaneee voQsupni that he oould not hold a knife ter* even manufactured a bideoua eam- or fork at the table, scarcely able to Mance to a woman flab, and great paint- walk too, and as he attempted it, he attave deigned tooommtt to baavaa their often stumbled snd fell They sew mneeption of the airen. The unattractive, him treated by the beet talent to bo had Mittariy dugong was the cause ri it alL The dugong forme ths oonneeting link Istwera the reel whale and fee eeate and yeeurs, and gave up finally in deepair. wilruw« Like the whale, the animal has Oue day, however, he wan struck by no bind feet, but a powerful hortoontal the account of a cure which had been toil. Ita anterior extramitiee are more effected by the use ri Dr. Williams' teribiy Jointed than ttaneot the whate, Pink Pills. He immediately ordered a Md thio la a dlatingnteMng ebaraotertotio | box and commenced taking them. He tetween the two animate. The dugong to odd to hate attained a lengfe ri'BO feeL says he was greatly relieved within Ite apeci men nt the academy ta needy V three day’s time. The blood found its fol loogand haa been very Well preserved. wsy to his fingers and his hands which Is appearhnoo the animal resembles tbs tad been palsied summed natural color, aasatee, or eMeow. Ite upper lip Is terne, and he was soon able to um his knife Bick end flrahy, end Us enert te like fee and tat at the tabla. Ha tas recover tank of an elephant ent start a w ota ed Ms strength to such an extent that When tbo dugoag is nttning ta young, toteeastaaroeateCMsd gp ss te to nlawst to is able to chop wood, shock corn temaa in their sspeot. The nursing peoo- and do his regular work about his Mh carried oa by fes arofeor above wa- homo. He now says he esn not only . tn. The baby dugong to fsmeodagaiaN watv to WmW mk but can walk Iteezpooed beosst with one ri maurta taMg’. fllppMs, and in this position Rte lift up a fifty-two pound weight with aataai swims hortoontally through Ms erne hand and myo be does rot taow wtat Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have arieristie ri the satolal that hasgivm done for others, but knows that they have done a groat work for htm. M m to the table ri the mtem a M. He was in town last Monday, court Sir Jamte Emerson Tmaestt, fee smi- sert naturalist, says: "The rude rtpssaeh day, and waa loud in hia pretom ri the to fee buiaaa outline obeervable ia the medicine that had given him so greet shape ri the head ri thto oeaturo ata fee relief. He purchased another box and attitude ri the mother white suskUag her took it heart with him. Mr. Mcln- young, bridiag H to her teeaet with one flipper, and while ewimming With tbs otb- turff to willing to make affidavit to w bolding the beads ri both sbovo water, pThe^proprietors ri Dr. Williams' the door upon my head. “Thto door to tike cellar opened from • little square tall or entry-way that had, ss 1 learned by feeling, a door to the left, to the kitchen, and one to the right, I guessed, into the front hall. 1 waited again, but no sound from tDB npEUuTB, 10 1 MUIIBU * W and opened that door, and stumbled, the first thing, against a chair close by, in the hall and almost brake my shins. I felt along and founds row of ehairs standing close together from that door clean to the front door. 1 sat down in tmeri them and nursed my shin snd waited. Still -no sound, snd I tried dhpiaying her fisNita tat* th mi Mgetb- Pink Pilla state that they sre wot s wwlth her habitual demomtsatioos ri patent medicine brt a prescription used «rang maternal affection, probably gart for many years by an eminent practi rise to tbs table of the mermaid.” Tee- tioner who produced the moot wonder Met traces the origin ri the myth to ths t edged tales of ssriy Aiabtaa ssllcea ful results with them, curing sll forms bad watched the strsnge antics ri the of weakness srising from s watery con dition of the blood or shattered nerves, taong In the waters of the Mannar. ■ fitill another characteristic 9t the aatosal two fruitful causes of almost every ill Itai contributes to Its immortalimtion ip to which flesh is heir. The pills are aythology and heraldry is the peculiarly also a specific for the troubles peculiar tananllkc, plaintive cry which N giv* to females, such as suppreesions, all ctealta young la Imperiled or becomes do- Med from Its motherly tat muscular forma of weakneaa, chronic constipa bald. According to Ruppell, it was with tion, bearing down pains, eta, and in Ite skin of this mammal that the Jews the cere of men will give epeedy relief am directed to veil the temple. and effect a permanent cure in all caaea The beat proof that the dugong has born arising from mental worry, overwork, tat imperfectly described by natural Uta is I or exoeases of whatever nature. They tb. contradictory accounts ri it given by I are entirely harmlem and can be given stientista. Tennent asya it gives no OU I to weak and sickly children with the whataoever, and the author of ‘•Woodara it the Deep” dedans that 4,000 bottles of greatest good snd without the slightest •U have been obtained from one dugong. danger- Pink Pilto sre sold by all It la a sort of marine omm o p nl ite, for It dealers, or will be sent post-paid on re- baa been found In the northern seas, along ceipt of price, (50 cento a box, or six the tropical u costa sad streams of Africa boxes for fit. 50—they sre never sold in ted America, In the Bod am and Indian talk or by the 100) by addressing Dr. Mu. I Williams’ Medicine Company, Bcben- Many years ago miaetonaries io Booth I ectady, N. T. __________ America ate the flesh of the dugong dur ing the lenten arason, imagining that it SAYINGS OF BISMARCK. waa Hah. It la classified as a mammal, tawerer, ao that the aimpie misriooarta Twsntg-fUur Maars WauM Caver All the UnnagrcMed the conditions ot their fart Without knowing It. But the dugong la doomed toextinetiee. hi a few years, according to the reckoning riscientiata, it will have diaappaarod *- Uraiy —San Francisco Examiner. LiniTED Tine only . The Proplr'a Common Seme Modteat Ad- wr. By K V Fierce, M. D , Chief OMMdt&M a Jhy4eta„ lothe InvaNda' Motel awdOwStaal • fortmc Buffalo, a book of over l.aaa targa WEINHftRD’S WELL-KNOWN BEER DO TOD FEEL BAJJT DOE» TOUR RACE actaf Dore every stepseom s burden T Toe need MOORK1 RKVKALKD RKMEDV. HE THAT WORKS EASILY. WORKS SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH PAIN ANO PLEASURE wiw ] back into the hall and groped my wsy through ttat row ri chain feu the foot rithcetain. To make eurwof the first step in the dark 1 stepped high snd stepped into s pan of water on the bot tom atop. > Ttat made see mad but I didn't make any noise, and 1 stepped out of it and started on up. At about the thiid step my leg struck a etring that was strung acron there stairs, and set a bell ringing that was hanging co it; and kicking that string started down on me from above, loosened I. Huppoee by another string tied to the one I had kicked, a shower of tin pie pistes; and 1 tad got W teg tangled up in some wsy in the string across the stairs, snd ss I struggled to get free the bell kept on ringing snd the pie-pistes rattling, sod presently 1 fell over a wasb-boiter that tad been sat on the stairs a step < m two up, snd Trouj^ir that down on me. “As I wm floundering around in thin tinware and string* *nd bells and thinga, I heard bhildren’s voice* up- ataire, and a minute later I heard step* in the hall above, and oould see in the Jacob Dierdorff, a tamer living nsec Coal City, whoee hen roost tad been vis ited and depleted several different times, pot his poultry under lock and key lor safekeeping. A few mornings lata he found the door pried off Its hinges and more chickens' missing, but on looking inside the door he fonud a pocketbook eontaining $80 in cash. He advertised what he had found, but nobody ss yet haa called for it.—Indianapolis Sentinel. Absolutely free of cost, for a Balsams are beautiful plants. Their flowers are like miniature roses in tain, and they an produced in great number» all along the branches. The foliage is also profuse, and a great deal of it must be cut away in order to give the flowers a chance to display their beanty. ■ Of courts sweet-peas should be to- eluded in this list. So should the old morning-glory, which I consider our best flowering vino for general cultiva tion. It is Of rapid grow&, y«f the CWEM I Nobody Claims the Money. WE— ~=GIVE AWAY<- base of each petal, others all maroon. It is excellent for cutting, because of its long stans. Every garden should have a -bed ri nasturtiums. If you want many flowers from this plant, do not give it a very rich soil. If you de, there will be a luxuriant growth ri branches and foil - see, tat few blossoena The' dwarf was often difficult to bring him to* de termination. brt once taken, houses oould be built on iL” Of him he said that clearness and tranquility preserved his mind snd dispoaittan ta »ost harmonious equilibrium, snd tasdded: "He pieced troth shore everything; snd T slsosimodnt bstag truthful in my diplomatic career, brt sometimes affaire required m both to diverge publicly «¿ewhat from the tenth. ttat was for the old Emperor I Hein- rartobly "J I worid not look at Mas, M™*1 ' quickly away. B mp * ■ Ttare is no Urin ate «»Ue farm «gainst which there to so or sny other pain. It seems desirable to follow this statement st once with the assurance that it to not a joke. Psychologists, ss a rule, are not humorists, snd they have no thought of being funny when they assert that pains snd other sensa tions cannot be remembered. Thom ri them who hold this view sre strictly in earnest, snd mean exactly what the words imply in their soberest sens«. They sre perfectly sware that we com monly speak of remembering pains, and suppoae that we do remember them. But they contend that in such a case we remember not the pain itself, but the ideas that were atooctated with the pain. We remember, for example, that we are unable to work because we tad s toothache; that we applied remedies to it unsuccessfully; that finally we went to a dentist and had the tooth ex tracted, and at once gained relief. All this we remember very vividly, as every one admits. But, it to mid, we do not retain in our minds the slightest trace of the pain itself as a memory, or o< the sensation of relief that came when ------- < and finally landing with a «reat bang the pain cea s e d- - To the person not accustomed to on the floor among the chairs in the hall. The minute he threw it, who looking sharply into the darker corners ever it was, he ran, and 1 began to of bis own mind this will no doubt think it waa about time for me to go neem a very u nnece ssa r y splitting o< too. I had freed myself from the bell- hairs. But the psychologists do not so cord by thia time, snd I got on the regard it. They are discumtag the stairs into the hall again, and there matter pro and con with a good deal thto time, I stepped on a base-ball bat— vigor, this, being indeed, one ri the that waa what had come bangtag down controversies that go to make up the at me from above—that rolled out from current history of that world apart in under me and up-set me once more Which the among thorn chairs. “I got up snd opened the front door —it wem’t looked and got out on the piassa. Before I had got to the top front step I heard a horn blowing from an upstairs window on fee side of the house, snd an instant later a shot from a revolver and a big bell ringing. Mteyoling Un a MUI. There was a late moon just rising In the first place, for general riding snd a little light just now, *snd ss I went away I looked and raw three chil it to safe to say that one should never dren all in white, all leaning out of try to keep the same speed in going up one window on the second story. On a hill that he has been setting Massett one side there was a boy of about four on a level road. Yet this to the nat teen, ss I should guess by that light, ural tendency of alkridera- The bicy firing a pistol He wss the boy, no cle should be allowed to slow down, doubt, that had thrown the base-ball and the pressure on each pedal should bat On the other side was his younger be made the moment that it tarns bo- brother with s good pair of lungs blow ing a tab horn about as long ss a bean pole, and in the middle was their little sister swinging a big bell with both the pedal has turned co for down that hands; snd take ’em sll together they the pressure on it to partially wastpd. In other words, the principle to the were making a great deal of notoe. “ I didn’t stop to inquire about it name ss in rowing, where the stroke tat it was just aS staple as rolling off should be made most powerful at the slog. The children's parents had to go moment when the oar to at right angfas away somewhere over night—sickness with the body, and therefore in the or something—*nd had left the child poritan where the oarntsan’s strength counts for the most. UM btayric *• allowed to ruo slowly, seril this ps i iro n du . guhm - s NEW RAMBLER BICYCLES. Ladles'Bnd (fonts' All M ms ...A11 Wrights »40, 000, >00, »00. »IOO S-BoaS haaS Wheals 1er eale and exchange
