Dayton herald., March 10, 1905, Image 3

I.
Spring Medicine
FRANCIS JOSEPH
Ayers
There la no other season when good
inedicina is so much needed aa in the
Spring.
, The blood is ¡ impure, weak and
impoverished—a Condition indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on the
face and body, by deficient Vitality,
loss of appetite, lack of strength, and
want of animation.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Make the blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
•trength and animation, and cure
all eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them today.
“ Hood’s Sarsaparilla has been used tn
oar family tor some time, and always with
good results. Last spring I was all run
down and got a bottl* at it, and aa usual
received great benefit." H im Banian
Bores, Stows, VL
Hood’s BarsapariHa promises to
ours and kseps ths promise.
Oi l Farm Days.
Hi* Thron*.
Tbe Auatrian Kaiaer haa eat longer
upofith. jbroue than any other King,
bla orttip^noy now being well luto the
57tb year. He to 75 years old and blds
well to live to celebrate the sixtieth
tFe know what^sU good doc­
anniversary of his coronation, steps Jor
tors think of] Ayerrs Cherry
which are now under way. Hia posi­
Pectoral. Ask your own doc­
tion
has been anything but a bed of
Grumbling Customer—What’s th*
roses. Though he presides over 48.- I tor and find out. He will tell
reason you raise the price of your coal
000.000 subjects, be to far from being I
«JerF “>«nth? Dealer—Well, we find
^_LP*°ple keep
It—Chicago a happy man. He knowa Hungary |
will leave Austria upon bla death and
Tribune.
that the dual kingdom will be no more.
TT
a,hamet’ of work.” said Hto closing days have been embittered
tncle Eben. ••Sometimes de man wlf
by the suicide of the crown prince un­
you how it quiets the tickling
de wheelbarrow aln’ got nigh aa much der disgraceful cirettrnstances at Mey-
throat, heals the inflamed
I trouble as de man wlf do automobile.” erllng—the only son who could have
—Washington Star.
lungs, and controls the
preserved the Integrity of tbe empire.
hardest of coughs. ,
"U 1s difficult for people to get what Family troubles came thick and faat
“Ay*r'* Ch*rry Protore! to W(n kn*w„ la
they really deserve in this life.” "It nd yet beneath the load be baa the
our (amlly. W* think It to th* |WM m*41elu*
In th* world for < mmi *I i * »nd «old,.-
to difficult for some of us,” answered love of hto people such aa no other
Karts rnrsiuo», y.ulum», c*u
Miss Cayenne; “others have to dodge.” potentate In tbe world commands.
■
l-c. rvnro.
—Washington Star.
AU <lrnicatot*.
There are some 22 races to be appeased
Spellbinder—I’ve nailed seventeen under Ids rule, whose divergent aspira­
different Ues during this campaign. tions are as wide spart as they well
\olce from Audience—Have you Rot a can be. Yet, when disputes are sub­
union carpenter’s card, cull?—Louis­ mitted to their sovereign, every claim­ One of Ayer’s Pillo at bedtime wil
ant departs perfectly satisfied with the hasten
I
ville Courier Journal.
recovery. Gently laxative.
They've added another man to the ruling, for they feel that exact jqstlce ■
force working on the new postoffice has been meted out to the disputants.'
Francis Joseph to truly a sagacious
ODO freaks OF LIG h TNINQ. .
building.” “Is that so?” “Yes, one
of the boys employed became of age ruler. In hto cabinet his conclusions
Cherry
Pectoral
MW for M
Hard Coughs
WHEN PORKS WERE NEW
A lady who saw forks used for 'the
first time at a dinner of Henry HI. at
France records her “Impreeatons” ot
the occasion. Henry bad In 1547 been
tendered a magnificent reception in
1 «nice. At thia sntertalnment forks
were used. The royal guest observed
them with much Interest and Mninedi-
i*tely Introduced them to the French
i court,
It seems from the account ot the
i lady, who bad never used them be
'ore. that some others were In the same
Predicament. She writes:
1 hey never touched the meat with
their fingers, hnt with forks, whl.-h
they csrried to their mouths, bending
tb*1r necks snd bodies over their
plates.
‘ There were several salads. These
they ate with forks, for it is not con-
•hlereil pro|>er to touch the food With
the fingers. However difficult it may
be to manage It, It is thought better
to put the little forked Instrument lu
the mouth than the fingera.
“The artichokes, asparagus, peas and
beans were brought. It was a pleasure
to watch them try to eat these with
their forks, for some, who were less
adroit than the othera, dropjied as
many on their plate* and op the way
to the mouth ae they were able to get
to their mouths.
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“Afterward a great silver basin and
pitcher of water were brought, and
the guests washed their hands, though
it seems as if there would not be much
scent of meat and grease on them, for
they had touched their food only with
those forked instruments."
Quo D rops
AVegetaWe Preparationfor As -
slmilating tticFoodandRegula-
ling the Stomachs and Bowels of
Promotes Digestion.Ctkvrful-
ness and Rest.Contauis neither
Opium.Morphine norMiiieraL
N ot N arcotic .
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
ARM trou j^síMuaptram
-dbr.AKM •
.
ft-A
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
You may brag about yer city with all
its dad-burn'd style,
But yer unci«'* hed a-plenty to last him
for awhile,
J 111 thinkin’ kind o' ser’oua o’ goin' yesterday.—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
One of the fantastic tricks which
“Money doesn't make the man," said
~
back ag’in—
lightning plays upon Ils unfortunate
'Way back to the Bresh Crick bottoma. the hlgh-browed and haughty youth.
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­
victims la a kind of flaahyght photog­
to my ol* homo au' kin.
“No,” answered Senator Sorghum, "It
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
raphy.
There
are
numerous
instances
1 doesn’t make the man, but sometimes
of this which are more.or I«*» ^Authen­
vv here yer quainted with yer neigh- It makes the candidate.1’—Washington
Pac Simile Signature ot,
bor». the rich as well as pore,
Star.
ticated,” but they" aeeui almost too
An every body’s welcome who enters at
wonderful to be bettered,. One of theae
yer door,
I w“»ted a Circus: The Child—Are
NEW YORK.
1« of a young faan In New Jersey who
The latch-string's alius hangin' out an' you the t*-“111®«! nurse mamma sal^l was
waa struck by lightning and waf taken
joy comes an’ jist stays,
coming? The Nurse— ^Yes, dear;’ rnj
You Cen Get Allen's Foot-Ess* FREE.
in an ambulance to the hospital at
An’ so I’m longin' for ths pleasures o’ | tbe trained nurse. The Child—Let's
Writ* Allen 8. Olmated, U Roy,M. Y„ tor a
once. There aeemed to be t>o wound free
the ot* farm day».
rem pl* ot AUan'■ Foot-Ease. It eu res
see some of your trick«.—Brooklyn
excqpt a small mark on the back, but •westing, hot *wollen, aching fact. It mskea
Life.
M*
.or
tight ahov* *»iy A certain euro tor
while
the
doctors
and
nurses
were
ex-
The cellar’s full o' apples an' there's
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
corns, I
Bride—George, dear, when we reach
ainl-ning him a picture began to devel- gistsssl
'taters in the hill.
Don't accept any aubatltuta.
our
destination
let
us
try
to
avoid
giv
­
An’ wheat to do till harvest stored down
°P ou the skin. Soon before the won­
ing the impresaion that we are newly
at Thompson's mill;
dering eyes of the wuiehers appeared
George—All right Maud;
“I-ook!” exclaimed a lady to her com­
The stock is In the »tables an' „(here's married.
a perfect picture of Christ nailed to
feed enuff fer each,
I y°u can carry this suit case.—New
the cross. The explanation is that on panion at the matinee, "there la Mrs.
An' the wood-shed's runnin’ over with I Yorker.
the wall oppoaRg tlje bed on which tba Oldine lu that box. Her hair Is JM
----
<°°d .9k K M Q A'd breck.
“j wonder why they call these apart
young man Fay wai the picture which
“I cau cure you of that peculiar af­
streaked with gray the last time I saw
Th.
i. « n >
. v-
. .
“’«nt» ‘fiatsF That doesn't mean auy-
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH.
was repnxiuced on bis skin.
ine woods is full o rabbits, an ths
,
fection of your neck, mâüain/' the pby-
her.”
brtoh is full o' quail
Kh,ng'
No' P«rhaP8 the ,uai* who
Another Instance is of a man who
Very true, dear,” replied the other, 8,clan “M. “but I shall have to pre­
An’ the coon dog»’ a-yelpln' on th* friaky flr8t ,nvented th?m happened to look are accepted without question, yet dis­ was struck by lightning, and on his
scribe a most heroic remedy.”
cussion
is
as
free
as
in
any
law-mak
­
’poasum’a trail;
at ^he building plan sidewise."—Fhila-
chest were red marks, resembling the “but you know her only brother died
“Not a aurglcal operation, doctor?”
ing body of Americans. No other ruler
three months ago.”
My ole. armcheer'* a-yraitin’ near the H^P^la Presa.
National Oats
tree, with all Its branches, under which
“What tins that got to do with the faltered hia fair patient.
Greatest oat of the century.
back-log» cheerful blaze,
I Another Victim: Newsboy—Great has to pass upon the innumerable and the man was standing when be was
Yielded In Ohio 1H7. In Bllch.
“Worae than tlint, madam,” he re­
Au’ so I’m pinin’ fer th* comforts o’ ths mystery! Fifty Victims! Purchaser— delicate problems unavoidable in a killed. From France comes the story color of her hair?” asked the first
W. In Mo 265. and In N. Dakota,
810 bu». per sure.
joined. “For six months you must re­
d?za’
Here! I say! There's nothing in-your polygot state which, excepting Rus­ of a peasant girl who was driving a speaker.
Tou can beat that record in 1105.
-Edwin C. Davis.
|paper! Newgboy_That., the niy8teryi sia, is unparalleled In the Old World.
“Why, don’t you understand?” re­ frain absolutely from turning your
cow from the pasture when she was
For
10c and this notice
bead
to
glance
at
the
attire
of
anybody
He has been llkeend to some beneficent
overtaken by a storm,'and she and the joined her friend. “She's in mourn­ whom you happen to .......
guv'nor. You’re the fifty-first victim.
WS mall you free loti of farm Med
on tbs
grand seigneur of mediaeval history
ing.”
He Rides • Wheel
samples and our hi* camion, (elk
cow took refuge under the tree. A bolt
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I—Illustrated Bits.
street.”—Chicago Tribune.
vender and
whose single aspiration was the pros­
Look out for the man riding along-
,.a.
. .
. .... .
aide a car on a bicycle,” remarked a
8,he ™at
* "7 brll,,ant won!- perity and happiness of every one of of lightning killed the cow and stunned
»100
Reward,
»100.
the girl.
When she recovered con-
Central detail detective the other day.
1 b*“r that ahe
“ “Ucb his subjects. Ills tact, dignified kind­
Th* ruder* of thia paper will be ple*Md to
sciousuess she found ou her chest a
that there la at leaat one dreaded diaeaae MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS
"The street car worker, have a no#
WOr‘b
‘
liness, sense of rectitude and far-see­ picture of the cow she had been driv­ (earn
mat actenc* haa bean abl* to cure in all It* *
BKht4>MC mi ><| Mlrouir^Mi stump Puller
dodge, and the man on the bicycle la
d“*a: 8he ‘eacb?a tbe «“«‘P’ «’ ing discernment have'prevented war In
i.age*. and that 1* Catarrh. Hall’* Catarrh
om the market. 119 Horse powrr on the sweep
ing.
lure
i*
tn*
only
poaitiv*
cure
known
to
th*
with two hordes. Write lor descriptive cataloM
part of the game. He'i the ‘outalde
ta the P^^
«rude.”- a dozen instances aod ended untold
nod prices. _
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The chatelaine of the castle of Bena- uauleal fraternity. Catarrh being a oonatltu-
man,’ as It were.
Cleveland Leader.
racial contentions which threatened se­
REIERSON MACHINERY CO.
tonnatre was sitting In a chair in her uanc. Hall »Catarrh Curat»i*x*nlnt*rn*Uy, F**t *1 Morrioon Street
Purlland, Or*¿on
Loyalty to bls
"A grafter geta on the car and the
i>at’8 Trouble: An Irishman came to rious consequences.
salon when the chateau waa struck by icunf directly upon th* blood and mucous
car is followed by the guy on the “ doctor complaining that he bad person Is the most distinguishing char­ lightning. She was uninjured, but on iuri*c*a ot tha *yit«m, thereby drotroyin* the
oundstlon of th* diaeaae, and giving the pe- uiaUTrn | HA L1CRMKX tocanve«*!« a*nongNt tha
wheel. When 'the goods’—a watch or "O,8e8 1^^ bead, "dl have tblm arl acteristic of the millions who glory In
:i*nt *tr*ii<th by bmidlnc up the conitltutlon WAR
1 -J
LU fai^rerx and dealers svihug Ure,
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the back of her dress was found a per­ tad
aaeratlnsnature in doing lu werk. The Water
*n<1 Burglar -Fro 4 *afea. Prices are
” *t«r and
scarfpin—Is takdh by the fellow on the the tolme,^ he said, "an’ sometoimes his supremacy. At each recurring an­ fect copy of the chair on which she proprietor» have eo much faith in Ita curative wl
Wciiirfil H bitb
ilhin reach oí Everyone. Good money mak-
car he throws it to his pal on the Oi can hear thlm fifty feet away!”— niversary of bls birth, Dec. 2, the cere­ had been sitting, down to its minutest powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars »r Have ■
TrutBint
any case that it fails to cure. Send tor list ...
monies in honor of it take on added ornaufent. These are a few of the or
wheel, who geta away with it. If the Lippincott’s Magazine.
it testimonials.
Address
Thia wonderful Cbl*
nw doctor li calhd
“Why did the congregation hurry splendor. The exercises beyin with a many strange pranks which lightning
guy on the wheel sees trouble ahead on
,
* SMOALTYSeiLINGCO.
great because he ciur»
paopld without opera­
Hall’* Family Pill* ar* th* b**L
Port!.nJ
the car he get-away, but not without out so suddenlytofter the benediction?” thanksgiving mass In St. Stephen's Ca­ plays upon us.—Chicago Chroulele.
Oregon
tion that are (Ivan up
first getting the stuff from his partner “The sexton makes them leave their thedral, which the Einperor, bis suite
to die. He cures with
th<we wonderful t'hk
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A -Seta Awawwst-------- —
If he can-.
—.J——„—
umbrellas fn the vestibule, and those and the great men of the nation at­
Xlllllon* In On«*.
Mrs.
Newcomer
—
Good
morning!
tend.
This
la
followed
by
a
military
“It's a slick game, aniJL puzzled us *ho get out late haven’t much of a
Salzer’s New National Oato riaMwl in
that are entirely un-
CAN HR MAM
mass in the great Cbureh of Our Sa­ Mich., 240 bu., In Mo., fo3 Lui, in PC D.. this Mrs. Taachem'* private school?
kuown to medical bc |.
for a while, but we tumbled to It by choice.
.............
— veto
- nd Plain Dealer.
’”—Cie
wmi
Mn. Blinks (hotly)—Indeed It isn’t.
• nee In this country. Through the use of thus«
31 bu.. and in 30 other states from U0
vior,
a
native
«11
flee
erected
two
de
­
recognizing one of the crooks on a
harmless remedies this famous doctor knows
She Waa Worried: The Minister—
300 bu. per acre. Now this Oat if gen­ Thia is a private houae, and theae are
cades ago on the ground where Fran­ to
the action of ovfr 400 different remedies which
erally grown in 1905, will add millions of my own children.
wheel.”—Chicago Inter Ocean.
My dear madam, let this thought con­
be sm'cessfully uses In different (lineages. Ha
cis Joseph miraculously escaped assas­ bushel» to the yield and million» of dol­
guarantee« to cure catarrh, asthma, luna. throat,
Mra. Newcomer (hastily)—I thought
sole you for your busband's death. Re­
rheumatism, nervousnesH, stomach, liver, kid­
sination, and which was paid for by lar» to the farmer’s purse!
Made in all fíz - b «nd style«
it must be a school, because the children
neys, etc.; has hundreds of testimonials.
member that other and better men
A Russian “Volunteer.“
' “ Vata o *
popular subscription. At this service
C'har<es moderate. Call and see him. Patients
looked
so
cultivated,
and
educated,
and
and rr^ces
It is often said that Rushans aro than he have gone the same wny.
out of the city writ« for blanks and cln utars,
scholarly, and—and refined, you know.
»end wtam^. CON S U LT ATI ON FKEE.
soldiers “born;” occasionally, h’owever, Bereaved Widow—They haven't all the most Impressive religious ceremo­
Mr*. Blinka (genially)—Oh, yea, of
nial In the world takes place. 20,000
one is made to order. An English vis­ gone, bava- they?—Tlt-BIts.
course.
Com«
in
and
ait
down.
Lucy,
soldiers taking part. To roll of drums
Homebuilder Yellow Dent Corn grows
Th C. G ib W o Chinisi Medicine Co.
itor In Moscow was in one of the aldo
Just Avoiding a Cuss Word: Grnyce and the clarion notes of the bugle this like a weed and yield* from 157 to 280 call m your six brothers and five sister«,
Hl'tJSl ALDER ST., PORTLARD, OREGON
Gen. Arts.
streets recently when his attention —War! War! War! Gladys—Wbat on
and
introduce
them
to
the
lady,
while
1
bushel» snd mor* per acre! It’s the big­
SV Mention paper
soldier host presents arms at the ele- gest
yidder
on
earth!
get
ready
to
go
around
with
her
and
was attracted by the acuffllng of feet, earth are you hollering “war” about?
313 Comm’l Elk
vatlon
of
the
mass.
Salzer
’
»
Speltz,
Beardless
Bnrley,
Maca
­
show her where Mrs. Teachem's school
the awlab of a whip, and the sound of Grayce—I just struck my thumb with
roni
heat. Pea Oat, Billion Dollar Grass
Portland. Ore.
loud words.
A Pumpkiu-r.e t
and Earliest Cane are money makers for
the hammer.
Gladys—Well, what's
Looking across the way, be saw a war got to do with it? Grayce—Don’t Old Doddridge ate his frugal lunch
you, Mr. Farmer.
Pl«o’« Cure 1« a good couth medicine.
stocky fellow in a blouse, flat on the you know wbat war Is?—Louisville
Of milk and pumpkin pie.
JUST SEND THIS NOTICE ASD lOO
It has cured coughs and colds for forty
And fell to muaing, aa he ate,
ground and stoutly resisting the efforts Courier-Journal.
in stamp» to John A. Salzer Seed Co., La
Crosse. Wi»., and receive their big catalog
Of days that were gone by.
of two soldiers to set him on his feet
She Meant Well: ‘ Now, Tommy,’ Tha pie a rich aroma scut
and lota of farm seed samples. [P. C. L.J
and make him go along.
WHAT’SaTHE USE OF
said Mra. Bull, “I want you to be good
"To morrow is my Wife's birthday
To hia reflective brain.
The Englishman turned to a man In
SAYING ’’GIVE ME A
while I'm out.” "I'll be good for a And, oh! the picturea it called up—
and
I
want
to
buy
a
present
that
will
Speechless.
official uniform at bis side, who also
5 CENT CIGAR." WH EN
And old-time country lane.
*"
nickel,” replied Tommy.
“Tommy,”
Two workmen were engaged In dig­ tickle .her.”
was watching the atruggle, but with­
BY ASKING FOR A i >
said the, “I want you to remember
"We have a nice Une of feather
ging a well when suddenly a portion
out excitement or lutereat.
boas.”
that you cannot be a son of mine un­ An old-time country lane, with graaa
of
the
earth
gave
way,
falling
on
and
“What’a the trouble?” aaked the
All straggling by the »ide;
\“Nô, no. I mean something that
less you are good for nothing.”—Louis-
knocking down one of toe men. Hia
Engliahman.
A boy, who trudged along the path.
companion called to hl«> and llatened would make a bit with her.”
With baaket at hia side—.
The official abnigged bla shoulders. Ville Courier-Journal.
"Anything in bimmtnr
Dentist (who has pulled the wrong A jolly boy. whose eyes were keen,
anxiously for a reply^_..... ....... _____
"There's no trouble,” he replieil.^ "IFF
"You misunderstand.”
YOU GET 1 HF.BEST
“Pat, speak, man!” cried Mike again
tooth)—I see how I made the mistake.
Who felt inclined to sing,
only a peasant turning volunteer.
5-CENT CIGAR IN
from above. “Are ye dead?”
“I wsnt something striking that—”
I counted the molars from the back And saw the glory of the fall.
And the fun in everything.
AMERICA
“Ah, you wish a clock.”
“No, Mike.” came tbe anawer, with
Instead of the front. You don’t seem
Crafty Man.
“That's all.”—Cleveland Plain Deal-
a. groan. "I’m not dead, but I'm
“But,” protested Pboxy’s young to have cut your wisdom teeth yet, And then he saw a comely girl.
apachlesa.”
"The World'! Largwt SMIw"
bride, “you promised me when we young man. Groaning Patient—That’s
With cheek* of honest red.
evident from the choice I made ot a
Without more ado Mike aet off for
were married you would give me any­
Who smiled st him with sunny glance.
-THAT
Mothen will Sad Mra. Winslow** Soothing
help aa fast as his legs could carry
dentist!—Chicago Tribune.
And tossed her shapely head.
thing I wanted.”
him. Thumping loudly( on the door of during th* teething period.
Directions for Use.— The inventor of He saw the old school house again
THE CHATHAM
“No, dear,” replied Thoxy, “I was
Pat'a kinfolk, be aumiboned help, ex-
And heard the teacher apeak;
careful to say 'anything you were In a new feeding bottle for Infants sent
Hard
oa
Them.
plaiulng
tbst
Pat
had
been
knocked
And on the roads of frozen snow
la the BEST INCL’BATOR on
want of.’ You are not In want of a out the following among his directions
Hicks—Isn’t it awful the way Dum
He heard the wagon* creak.
"spachleaa” and waa buried by tbe
the market, I will eend you one,
sealskin sacque.”—Philadelphia Press. for using: "When the baby Is done
ley brags of bls ancestors?
earth in the well.
,
. ,
freight prepaid, and wait for my
drinking It must be unscrewed and laid
Wicks—Yes, It excites my sincere
He saw the shellbark hickory true;
“Who told ye ao?” waa the unex­
pay until October 1, 1905.
In a cool place under the hydrant. If
fin »
He aaw the kitchen door;
pected matter of fact inquiry.
the baby does not thrive on fresh milk He saw the pantry shelve« again—
It was given the highest award
Hicks—Pity? Nonsense, the ckump
“He told me himself,” retorted Mike,
It should be boiled.”—Collier’s Weekly.
at the Oregon State Fair, held at
With pumpkin plea galore;
doesn't
dHerve
any
pity!
Indignant at bls word being doubted,
Salem last fall.
Write for our
He sniffed the tang of cider sweet—
Wicks—Oh, 1 don't pity him, but bls
Mark Twain's First Money.
"and. begorra, woman. If ye don’t be­
Descriptive Catalogue of Incuba­
The blootn of days gone by—
Standard
and
While traveling recently
Mark And then old Doddridge wakened up
tor* and Brooders and our time
lieve me come and ask him. and he'll ancestors.—Catholic
............................
Twain waa asked by a friend and fel­
proposition
And ate bla pumpkin pie.
tell ye ifa tbe truth I'm apeaklngl”—- Times.
low passenger if be remembered the —Baltimore American.
Ixmdon Tatler.
•ILL» CMTMINC
FITS P*rman*ally CerM. No au*r a*rvoa*a«o*
first money he bad ever earned.
tVLBYWHIRL.
"llv afteraretdey'auevfDr.Kllno’aUroMNorv*
Under Oiber Conditions.
GEO. W. FOOTT,
«••torro. Hvnd for Fr*o«Siri»l botti» and irrotta*.
The bet noteriafe iiHtl «miren od
“Yes,” answered Mr. Clemens, puff­
face
A
young
medical
student
came
1
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»«tyaeMen mrs ttfenmi: hero mode
Columbus, Ohio, May 19, 1903.
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TOWER'S OMm Coob ond Mob
ing meditatively on his clgnr. "I have to face with a dear, kind, fatherly-
Dept 12
Portland, Oregon
Some four years ago I was suffering
foaxo the world <ror They are rede in
A Well-Known Fact
from impure blood and a general run­ a distinct recollection of it. When 1 looking gentleman, with whits hair and
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block or yellowfar all lands at artwork.
Magistrate—What have you to My
down condition of the system. I bad no was a youngster I attended school at of highly respectable appearance.
rtrrn aentrl beoriMthe JIGN Of
to the charg* of b*ing drunk and disor­
appetite, was losing flesh, and had an all- a place where the use of the birch rod
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They both stood transfixed.
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derly last night?
gone tired feeling that made me misera­ was not an unusual event. It waa same Idea flashed across both of them.
ble. I began the use of S . 8. 8., and against the rules to mark the desks in
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“Your face Is familiar—very famil­
after taking seven or eight bottles my skin any manner, the penalty being a fine
wa
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iar; but I can't remember where we
sober, and ft's the other people la drunk.
was cleared of all eruptions and took oa a of »5 or public chastisement
have met so often.”
ruddy, healthy glow that assured me that
“Happening to violate the rule on
However, the friendly Impulse was
my blood haa been restored to Ito nor­
mal, healthy condition. My appetite was one occasion I was offered the alterna­ carried out
Priaoner—That's haw it was, y’r hon­
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restored, as I could eat anything put be­ tive. I told my father, and as no
or. Th’ perliceman was drunk.
They shook bands warmly and de
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fore me, and as I regained my appetite seemed to think It would Ite too bad parted, atHl Ignorant of each other'a
I iacreaaed in weight, and that ‘ Tired feel­ for me to be publicly punished, he
ing” which worried me so much disap­ gave’'me the »5. At that period of my name and occupation.
What Sultan of Turkey has ever
But the young man was determined
peared, and I was once again my old self. existence »5 was a large sum. while
commanded the st^ppresaion of the lan­
to solve the problem, and be seized on
I heartily recommend 8. S. S. as the
guage and hlatory of a vaaaal state?
best blood purifier and tonic made, and a' whipping was of little consequence, a waiter and said to him:
What Sultan has prohibited the edu­
W. L. Donala« AMB.oO ■!>«»«»
strongly advise its use to ell those in need and so’’—tW* Mr. Clemens reflecth ely
"Tell me, waiter, who Is that distin­
cation of a section of bls subjects?
of such medicine.
V ictor S tus Bina. knocked,the ashes from his cigar— guished stranger with the long white
What Sultan has restricted the bene-
Cor. Barthman end Washington Area.
“well,” Jbe finally added, "that wav hair?” T
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Stnicht. strong, sore. I* th* b*«
fits of medical science and closed his
how I earned my first $5."—Baltimore
bous*
bob!
remedy
for
And the waiter whlapered lowly:
Wheeling, W. V., May 28, loot,
sanitariums
and watering places to a
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•Tleaae, air, that'a the pawnbroker.
v sv»tem was rundown and my joints Herald.
section of bls subjects? What Sultan
mm th ah ortun make » At ant pnce .
ached and pained me considerably. I had The LocoMioi Ive a* a £o*l Eater.
has ordered the massacre of bls own
used 8. 3. 3. before and knew what it
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W . L. Douglas
The
total
coal,
production
of
the
As a youth Daniel Webster
subjects without provocation? What
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was, so I purchased a bottle of it and have
makes and sells
wear W. L Daai
‘
* $2.00 this» bKMS« they fit
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$2.50 and
Sultan has tortured children to convert
taken aeveral bottles and the ache* and United States I* now at the rate of somewhat opposed to physical labor,
more Men,’$
r, hold thoir »hap*, snd wsar longer than o»h*r mikss.
peina are gone, my blood has been dees- 1,000,000 tone per day. and the con­ but be was qtliclf at repartee. While
them to bla faith, making them kneel
$3.50 shoes .
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$4.00
SHOES
CANNOT
BE
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AT
ANY
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ed and mv general health built up. I can sumption of coal by railroads Is equal mowing he complained to his father
upon sacks of shot for eighteen hours
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test .fy to it as a blood purifier and tonic. to 40 per cent of this. or 400JNQ ton* that bis scythe was not properly hung.
manufacturer
S day uutll they embraced Mobam-
Ce# IE coMdet id to be the flnut patent I rafter prodaceek
♦ n the world
»533 Market St. . J ohn C S txix .
par day. The fuel bill of a railroad "Hang it to suit yourself, Dan,” replied
medanlsm. and capaed tboee who
contributes about 10 per cent of the the paternal.
The boy Immediately
would not be converted to be knouted
total expense of operation and DO to
to death between the ranks of bls sol­
ordered bloo <0 per cent of the total ¡cost of run­ bung it on » tree near by. “There,
W.L.DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS
father, it’s hung to suit me now.”
diers /—Russia as It Really In
physicians will ning the locomotives. A locomotive
“The men generally." said a snappy
will consume on an average of $5.1 <*>
woman .to-day, "seem to be In favor
worth
of
coal
per
annum,
and
for
a
Our book oa
road having an equipment of UM) of us women living the Simple Life:
blood and akin
locomotives the coal bill Is approxi­ because they think it would save them
mately 95,00U.(MX).—Railway Age.
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