The Stayton mail., September 30, 1904, Image 2

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Get Rid
o f Scrofula
Bunch**, eruptions. Inflammations, sore*
ness of the eyelids and ears, diseases of the
bones, rickets, dyspepsia, catarrh, wasting,
Among the vegetable products p e­
are only some of the troubles It causes.
cu liar to M adagascar is the fibrous suit-
It Is a very active evil, making havoc of stan ce know n as ratla, w hich th e n a ­
the whole system.
tives w eave on baud looms luto a va­
riety o f fabrics, used for sacking, for
d rap eries, and occasionally for drees
Eradicates tt. cures all Its manifestations, K'*<xls. U nder the nam e "raU anaa." a
strip ed and colored variety of th is m a­
and builds up the whole system.
terial Is sold for c u rta in s in the A m er­
Accept no substitute.
ican m ark et. Recently a new use has
been found for ratla fiber iu the m a n u ­
D a n g e r s In P a p e r .
I t is not a p leasan t th o u g h t th a t factu re o f cig arette paper, and our
th e b rillia n t w hite note p ap er which consul a t T um atave, Mr. H unt, su g ­
y o u r hand re sts upon m ay h ave in it gests it m ight prove valuable for m ak­
th e fiber from th e filthy g a rm en t of ing o th er kinds o f paper. T he ratla
to m « E g y p tian fellah a f te r It has p la n t lias long been grow n for o rn a ­
p assed through all th e stag es of decay m ental purposes lu E uropean gardens.
M an lias Ju st learned how to flee
u u til it is saved by th e rag p ick er from
th e g u tte r of an E g y p tian tow n; and from th e m alaria-bearing m osquito,
y e t it is a fa c t th a t h u n d red s of tons aud now. If be could, he would teach
o f E g y p tian ra g s a re exported every p e a r trees to avoid th e blight-carrying
y e a r into A m erica to supply our p ap er : honey bee. E x p erim en ts conducted in
m ills.
C alifornia, and recently reported to
A t M annheim on th e R hine the th e B otanical Society of Am erica, in ­
A m erican im|H»rters h a r e th e ir rag- d icate th a t bees a re activ e ag en ts In
picking bouses, w here th e ra g s are the sp read o f p e a r blight at the period
collected from all over E urope, th e | w hen th e trees a re in bloom. P e a r
disease-infected L evant n o t excepted. trees p rotected w ith coverings, a fte r
O u r best p ap ers a re m ade of these th e analogy o f m osquito nets, w hich
rag s, an d o u r com m on oues o f wood j prev en ted bees from reach in g th e ir
pulp.
blossom s, w ere unaffected w ith blight,
w hile o th e r neighboring trees not th u s
Lesson for Women.
p rotected w ere badly blighted. O ther
Jersey Shore, 1‘a ., S ept. 26 (Special) honey-seeking Insects besides bees also
— “ D odd’s K idney P ills have done carry infection.
w orlds of good for m e.”
T h a t’s w hat
Dr. Max W olf, of H eidelberg, h as
M rs. C. B. E arn est of th is place has to p h o tographed a rem ark ab le nebula in
sav of th e G reat A m erican K idney th e constellation Cyngus, w hich, on ac ­
R em edy.
count of its shape, he calls the “ A m er­
“ I was laid np sic k ,” M rs. E arn est ica n eb u la.’’ It is the first tim e th a t
co n tin u es, “ and had not been o u t of such an o b ject h a s been nam ed for
bed for five weeks. T hen I began to
any of the n a tu ra l divisions of the
use D odd’s K idney P ills an d now I am
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s o l can work and go to tow n w ithout e a r^ ‘ D r. W o ir . ph o to g rap h sh o w , a
suffering an v . I would not he w ithout reall7 atr**ln* "t* "* * * t0
D odd's K idney P ills.
I have good
, of
Am erica. T he auttly
reason to praise them ev erv w h ere.”
* tow ln* nebula rep resen ts th e form of
W omen who suffer should learn a th ® co m m en t su rrounded by the d ark
lesson from th is, and th a t lesson is, background of th e heavens as by an
“ core th e kidneys w ith Dodd’s K idney ° ° e a n -
T h * n arro w in g tow ard the
P ills and y our suffering w ill cease, j e°u th , th e huge gap of th e G u lf of
W om an’s h e a lth depends alm ost en tire- Mexico, and the g raceful curve of the
ly on h er kidneys.
D odd’s K idney coast of C en tral A m erica and th e lsth
P ills have never yet failed to m ake m*1* are to be seen,
h e a lth y kid n ey s.
1 P rof. C harles B aakervllle, o f th e
U niv ersity o f N orth C arolina, has dla-
As riches and favor forsake a man we eovered tw o new chem ical elem ents,
discover him to be a fool, but nobody allied to thorium , from w hich the m an ­
could find it out in his prosperity.— Bru-
tles of W elsbach b u rn ers are derived.
gera.
H e h as nam ed one of them earollnlum ,
M o th e rs w ill find Mrs. W inslow 's 8 o o th in g in honor o f his S tate, and the o th er
P y ru p th e best re m e d y to n te lo r th e i r c h ild re n
berzellum . a fte r th e nam e of the g re a t
d u r i n g th e te e th in g perio d .
Sw iss chem ist, Berzelius.
Both the
A L o g ic a l I n f e r e n c e .
new elem en ts a re radio-active, giving
L ittle Bess— Who is th a t strange lady, off ra y s th a t p e n e tra te m etals, wood
mamma ?
and o th e r su bstances, and th a t a re ca­
M amma—T h a t is Miss Goodwin, the pable o f producing photographic and
philanthropist, my dear.
Little Bess— W hat is a philanthropist? visible lig h t effects. Like o th e r radio­
Mamma— It is a word derived from the activ e elem ents, th ey s re of high a t­
omic w eight.
P rof. B askerville h as
Greek signifying “a lover of men.”
L ittle Bess— Then I guess all women been on th e tra c k o f th ese new ele­
are philanthropists, aren’t they, mamma? m en ts for several years.
A G erm an e x p erim en ter describes a
P e rm a n e n tly u m x i Ifo nt« or nervousnee«
a fter first d ay ’s nae o f Dr. K lln e'sG re a l N ervo sin g u lar electric phenom enon exhibited
FITS
Boato
r< Send for F r e e ! 2 tria l bottle an d treatise.
_ storer.
by a glass tu b efu l o f radium brom ide.
1 /r. K. H. K line. L td -M .' Arcto S t.. P h ilad elp h ia, Pa.
The su b sta n c e h a d been sealed up in
K n o w led g e an d E x p erien ce.
the tu b e in D ecem ber, 1902. Six m onths
She— W h a t is a silen t p a rtn e r?
la te r th e ex p erim en ter w as a b o u t to
H e— D id you ever d an ce w ith
open th e tube w ith a file, b u t as soon
d eaf-an d -d u m b m an?
as th e m etal touched the glass the tu b e
w as pierced by a b rillian t electric
spark, accom panied by a sh arp sound.
I t is th o u g h t th a t th e reten tio n in the
tube of th e positively charged Alpha
particles, w hich can n o t p en etrate glass,
! and th e continual escape of th e nega-
| tively charged B eta particles, w hich do
; p e n e tra te glass, set up a difference in
! the electric p o tential Inside and o u t­
side the tu b e so g re a t th a t a t last a
Columbus, Ohio, M ay 19 , 1903 .
sp ark w as able to pass through the
Som e four years ago I w a s suffering
from im pure blood an d a general run- Klaaa waJ1-
dow n condition of th e system. I had no
appetite, was losing flesh, and h ad an a ll. Q U E E R B O A T S O F T H E O R I E N T .
one tired feeling th a t m ade m e misera-
le. I began th e use of S . S. S., and P ic ta re sq n e C raft L'aed by N ativ es in
th e F a r Kaat.
a fte r tak in g seven or eight bottles m y skin
w as cleareao f all eruptions an d took on a
To th e eyes of the W esterner, un­
ru d d y , health y glow th a t assured me th at accustom ed to the wild, viking n a tu re
m y blood h ad been restored to its nor- of the ocean th at, icy cold, g n aw s
H ood’s Sarsaparilla
f
fore me, and as I regained m y appetite
lin c re a se d in weight, an d th a t “ tired feel-
in g ” which worried me so m uch disap-
peared, and I was once again m y old self,
I heartily recom m end S. S. S. as th e
best blood purifier an d tonic made, and
strongly advise its use to all those in need
of such medicine.
V ictor S tu h bin s .
Cor. Barthm an and W ashington Avcs.
W heeling, W. V., May 28 , 1903 .
M y system waa rundow n and r:y i >ints
ached an d pained me considerably. Ilia d
used S. S. S before and knew w hat it
was, so I purchased a bottle of it and have
tak en several bottles and th e aches and
pains are gone, m y blood h as been cleas-
f« .* L * “ r t g ! n' i a, J ! r Uh ^ liU UP,' } Can
tcst.fv to it as a blood purifier and tonic.
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advise y o u free.
O ur book on
blood and s k i a
diseases sent free.
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k ,
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! a native, w ith paddle In hand. From
one side p ro tru d e pieces of bamboo,
w hich su|>port a t th e ir ends, eight or
ten feet from the bellying side o f the
boat an d parallel to It. an outrigger.
Its pointed end, flying along Just above
! the w ater, now au d again tops the
c re sts of the wave», throw ing up little
| Jeta o f sp ray as it does so. Skim m ing
along w ith the tightness and speed of
! nil ice y ach t, the tw o curious n ativ es
a re soon fa r ahead o f the anchored
1 steam er. T hen som ething odd happens.
T h e c r a f t fulls aw ay from the wind
»lightly, the sail Is sw ung h alf way
round, and th is queer c ra ft La com ing
back along Its track. T he bow has
becom e ste m , an d he who sat there
w hen the proa flew p ast Is now the
helm sm an. W ith wind still abeam , the
q u eer vessel scuds |>ast again ou the
o th e r side of th e steam er, revealing a n ­
o th e r oddity. T his side of the hull is
p e rp en d icu lar and as flat as a board.
In N o rthern India, in the shadow
o f the unsu rm o u n tah l« H im alayas, a
c ra ft q u ite the oL >poslte to the flying
proa in speed aud airy g racefu ln ess la
used. It m u st b* slow er (Won th an th e
a n cien t baaketllke coracle o f
the
W elshm an. I t Is an Inflated bullock
skin. T he n ativ es do not look exactly
like Jolly Bacc till sea na they paddle
th e ir w ay across the sw ift S utlej river
a strid e th e ir uncouth c raft. India has.
perh ap s, as g re a t a variety o f sm all
c ra ft as one could find in any coun­
try. N early every p o rt haa lta peculiar
type.
Some o f th e In d ian boats have no
m asts a t all. Such a re the riv er house­
boats in N o rth ern India, w hich one
m ay c h a rte r fo r $'J 0 o r $LiO a m onth for
a season, th is sum p aying for th e se rv ­
ices of a fam ily of se rv a n ts to do all
th e w ork, including m oving th e U w t
a s o fte n ns desired. T he se rv a n ts live
in the re a r o f the boat, w hile th e re­
m ain d er is occupied by those w ho are
seeking relief from the fervid boat of
th e su n in th is w ay. Many of th e M a­
layan b o ats have overh an g in g galleries
a t both bow an d ste m for convenience
o f operation. Some have sails of m at­
ting, su g g estin g orien ts! b a n n e rs as
they h an g from th e m asts.
The A siatic w aterm en and th eir
boats a re inseparable, and In India,
Slam an d C hina th o u san d s a re bom ,
live and die on them . In H ongkong
h a rb o r 20.000 live in boats, and in C an ­
ton the n u m b e r has been estim ated at
200.000. T h e ir boats are arra n g e d in
blocks and lanea by the au th o rities.
Som etim es one sees In a C hinese port
a boat w hich is peculiar, not because
o f its app earan ce, b u t because of its
use. T his Is th e floating w arehouse
for the sto rag e of the curse of the C hi­
nese, opium.
Among the sk illfu l w aterm en are the
H aw aiian«, who, like m any of th e o th ­
e r P olynesians, h av e a boat w ith an
outrigger. T he play of the P olynesian
cen ters a b o u t his canoe, and th ere is
said to be no sp o rt in any country
w hich su rp asses the su rf riding of the
H aw aiian«. In the P hilippine Islands
m ay be seen a n arro w boat w ith tw o
o u trig g ers, one on each side of th e n ar
row hull.
T O O T H P I C K HABIT.
Position*
Ayers
G u aran teed .
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inaia «nod any fattura <>a our pari. I.raaona
bf mall, practically bea. Wrtle today lor
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Foreign Visitor— 1 am told (hat Amer­
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Mr. G otham —Oh, perfectly. The hus­
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“ It Is the little th in g .,” remarked the
boarding house landlady, “ that annoy u*
moat.**
“ Ye».” rejoined the Irreverent boarder,
“ these small ateaka, for example.”
For coughs and colds there la no better
medicine than Plso's Cure for Couauoip-
tion. Price 25 cents.
A C h e a p l-'n n era l.
-
Housekeeper— P retty specimen yen are
to ask for help! The dirt on you is an
inch thick.
T ram p— Tea, mum; times are werry
hard, mum, and funeral expenses comes
high. Pm leavin' it ou so when my time
cornea I won’t need bnryin’.
W r ite to d a y f o r f r e e l l l n a t r a i e d h o o k .
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l>i«t«-in|>er, r i n k K y t o r In<lifcr « l i o n . A u r e a l ALOUD PUR1P1CM AND CON*
LIT10MK mod u s u r e c u r e f o r nil a i l m e n t « f r o m w h i c h h e a v e « a r i s e .
CURED
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f lH »l**fl|>er %n<1 U “ f < h r o t i l r < < i g h
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ite iD M ilp a l u w g t l n n l • g r r « i r e p u t a t i o n ln t h i s » o r tl .m
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W rit« fo r C atalo g u e and P ric e s
Bo P re v a le n t in C hicago th a t I t Afford#
a Cl no to C h a ra c te r.
W e have th e d rin k habit, th e card-
playing habit, the tobacco h a b it—in \
ta c t, h a b its innum erable, b u t th e re is
one h a b it o f w hich little has been said,
alth o u g h it is p re se n t am ong us. It
is th e toothpick h ab it, and It is as
firm ly rooted in thoae w ho have it as
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any of th e m ore objectionable ones.
M A D E.
M EN.
O bserve a m an com ing dow n S tate
M. L. Oouglam mmkmm mnd mail»
93.HO a hoc a than any other manu/act uran
stre e t early in th e m orning. H e haa
In tha world. Ttw
W
. I . D -m itlu $»«> » ln w »r» th a
one of th e little bits of wood in his
(mural »Urn In tlM world la tv. mar of tl.nr mrilrni atyin,
em*f lliluul aid «nixrlor wrarintf qnalilir«. If I •< d «hoir
m outh. Now, here Is w here a little
you tht dufortoee D*iw*«n the «boni mart« In my fftt ion nuit
iiioen of other make« a:d the high irr«<1e l«*«ti(er* imm , j<m
c h a ra c te r reading com es in. I f he be
would nndmUnd *hy W. L Dotiyuui ►».«> shoe« roal tnott
to makff, wi.y thff liold their ahepe, fu Irf-tl
’>g*Te
of a quick, high atrung. nervous te m ­
And mn of ure.n, r Intrmntrt value than at y other fMG •) <**
on tli« rnarkrt t - ley, and why the «aire for the yuu nul urn
p eram ent, in a few m inutes’ tim e he
July 1,100«, were
will have chew ed up one end of It
$ 6 ,2 6 3 ,0 4 0 .0 0 .
and tu rn ed the o th e r end in hie m outh
W. L. Dongloa fftiamnt**« their value by «tamping hl« ruunu
and prtrr on the bottom. I>M.k for It- ink« no mitMiutiit*.
to m asticate. T his end is also soon re
.Sold hy «hoe dealers everywh«-r*. Surf Color J.ynrU u u J
duced to pulp and n fresh toothpick
Sxc/linrf/r.
Kupfrlor In Fit, Comfort and W«ar*
tak es its place. H e reaches hi* place
M / h a ve w o rn W .Ï.. ftn u g la * J1..V) ihnen f o r th e la*l tor rive ye a r*
w ith a b to lu le n a tn f a r tu m . / ß n 4 th r , « u p , n o r in J U j o tu fo r t
of business or em ploym ent, b u t the
a m i w e a r to o f h e n r o ttU ta f r o m $.'.no to 97.00.”
toothpick still sticks there, nor does
ti. .1. J u tC u J it l)e p t. f o i l . , U.M. ln t . h r tr n u e , I lir h m a n d .Y tu
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!.. DmMjtaa b m C nrow Ooltiklu i»» M c f llJ i
he have his m outh free of one until
ln* uP ° n ^
b* cheB 10 ^ u e s of
ahona. Coron» t oit h coiicedtiil to lie tha llnwl
o th er of Its victim s, the gingerbread Ms stock is entirely ex h au sted or h * I k
l ’s lrn t le a th e r
boats of th e F a r E a st seem q u eer In tired o u t In th e form er case a m atch
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dsed. O ne w onders how the dugouts, is resorted to or a few toothpick« bor
W. L OOUOIA3, Brockton, M s m .
iREATEST SH O E M A K E R
the shallow boats w ith th e ir sails of row ed from a neighbor, w hich he will
m atting, the u n sym m etrical c ra ft w ith repay w hen he o b tain s a fresh stock
low bow s and grotesque overhanging a t . th e re se a u ra n t w here he ea ts his
ste m s, can w eath er storm s, say s the luncheon.
M ontreal F am ily H erald. And m ost
Cool, phlegm atic persons will keep
w onderful of all Is th a t w izard of the a toothpick In th e ir m ouths for sev­
.
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,, .
B<>a'
II* proa of G uam , w hich eral hours. A m an of moody or tro u ­
“ln t® over 1116 ®w elllnK tld e" w lth the bled m ind will let his toothpick drop
speed o f the flying D eutschland, and listlessly d o w n w ard ; a m an w ith Ids
on w hich. It has been asserted, one m ind in te n t on one th in g will close
m ay trav el to an Island ninety miles h is te eth on it an d it will etlck out
aw ay, tra n s a c t one's business and re- stra ig h t, w hile a happy-go-lucky p e r­
* . .. .• .
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tu rn whUe to e hour hand clpclea once son, o r one w ith m ind free from care,
around th e dial. An acq u ain tan ce w ith w ill h av e his toothpick a t an upw ard
!th e®* h ™ * convinces one th a t the law angle, o r co n stan tly sh iftin g a b o u t in
of the su rv iv al of th e fittest holds tru e th e m outh. I tell you, th a t h a b it Is
In th is resp ect as In others.
a g re a t index to a m an ’s th o u g h ts and
T he flying proa Is a p tly nam ed. As ch aracteristics.
T he cash ier of a leading cafe, whose
one leans indolently over the rail o f the
steam er, dropping an ch o r in th e La- desk is rig h t w here th e box o f to o th ­
drone islands, glad once m ore to see picks it, say s th e h a b it Is grow ing to
Land, one observes in th e d istan ce a such an e x te n t as to keep them busy
tria n g u la r sail. I t seem s to be flying filling th e box anew . “ And w orst of
over th e w ater. I t quickly draw # near, all,” she rem arked, “ they seem unable
and is seen to be attach ed to a queer- to b reak them selves of th e habit. A fter
looking c ra ft a b o u t th irty feet long. gazing fu rtiv ely around, a m an will
The m ast is set in th e middle of the g ra b up a h an d fu l of toothpicks and
n arro w hull, h ard ly m ore th an tw o hastily th ru a t them In his vest pocket
feet w ide, and a t each end is seated w ith a guilty look.”— Chicago Journal.
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