Oregon City enterprise., October 31, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOHKli 31, 1902
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SOME GOVERNMENT RULES.
Carrying Itnndlra Into the Capitol
and Out f the Trraaary.
Among nil tho departments In Wash
Injrton the most strict la the treasury.
A citizen may carry an vthltiff that ho
llkc-s Into the treasury building, hut
when he undertakes to carry nnythim;
bulky out of the building he Is apt to
pot Into trouble- If he do. S not explain
with readiness.
A visitor to Washington the other ilay
carried a fairly large package Into the
building. Nolxidy said a won! to him
about It when he was going In. hut
when he started out with the package
he was held up, made to open It and to
nplaiu all about himself and his busi
ness. The good sense of the rule is ap
parent. At the eapltol it Is against the rules
to carry any sort of a bundle Into the
hulhllng. The fear Is that somebody
will carry In a Kmib. The rule was
never enforced rigorously until the sen
ate, took up the Sherman repeal bill.
At that time the public mind became
so influenced against the delay in the
nenate that violence was feared, and
the rule was put into active operation
and continued for some years.
Then it dropped out of sight until the
Spanish war excitement came ou, when
It was again enforced, as it has been
more or less rigorously ever since
New York Mail and Kxpress.
Snoirlialla Ilronitht Water.
"Speaking of drinking water." said
one of a group of men waiting for
a shower to pass over, "the best 1 ever
'"drank was on my uncle's farm.
"We lived on top of a clay hill and
had a well very deep, sixty foot, I
reckon, but it never had any water in
It until ten years ago. A heavy snow
fell that winter, and uncle filled tho
well with snow. He rolled up ball
until they were large enough to go Into
the well cleverly and then dumped
them in until it was packed to the
top. They were paeked so closely that
Uiey did not melt until late the fol
lowing summer, but when they did
they produced a supply of water I
never saw surpassed for purity, soft
ness or coolness. It was delicious.
'"Strange to say, this well, always
dry before, has produced a plentiful
supply since. The water, while not as
good as that from the snowballs, is
still excellent and celebrated through
out the neighborhood." Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Gall. Sot Heart, In China.
The Chinese, says the Shanghai Mer
cury, lay stress on the amount of gall
a man has and not on the amount of
heart Thus we read of llou King,
who was governor of Ilouau in the
sUth century, that he once captured a
rebel named Li Cheh, brought him into
the market, chopped off his bands and
his feet, ripped up his heart and cut
out his vituls. The victim, however,
continued to Jest with his features uu
distorted and his countenance un
changed. Ills gall bladder was then
seen to have the capacity of a pint
measure, which completely accounted
for his stocism. In WA, when the ar
mies of the JIantchoos were gradually
overrunning China, one Wu Han Chao
made head against them in Anhul. but
he finally fell Into their hands. The
historian records that his gall was
three inches long.
After he Strike.
He tried the door with his key. but
the thing was locked on the inside
locked and bolted. ADd Just as he
was about to apply the knocker a
voice, stem and admonitory, reached
him from above:
"Hello! Who are you? What do
you want?"
"""My dear," he called, "Isn't that a
irifle gratuitous? I want to come In.
- D'ye see?"
yWbere have you been till this
hour?"
"Club, my darling. Been down dis
cussing the strike."
"Very well, then. Xow you can go
back and discuss the lockout. Does It
atlll rain?" Pearson's Weekly.
MOTHERHOOD
The greatest ambition of Amer
ican men and women is to have
homes blessed with children. The
woman afflicted with female din- ,
ease is constantly menaced with
becoming a childless wife. No '
medicine can restore dead or
gans, but Wine of Cardui does 1
regulate derangements that pre
vent conception ; does prevent
miscarriage ; does restore weak 1
functions and shattered nerves
and does bring babies to homes
barren and desolate for years.
Vine of Cardui gives women tlie
health and strength to bear heal
thy children, l'ou can get a
dollar bottle of Wine of Cardui
from your dealer.
fe ur
113 Mtr'.-et street,
MeniDhis. Tenr... April H. lVli.
In Februar-. 101. 1 uy.k odu iHAtleof
Wine of C: rilui and one bat-kara of
ineciiora Blac-urr.nKnt. 1 nal been
married fifteen ytara ar.d ha never
1 riren birth tn a chiid un;il I Us.k Wlie
of Cardui. fini 1 ammotherof a fine
babririrl whicb was Lore March 31. 1101.
I The baby weighs (oarte'-n pounce and I
inei as wen aa air person couia leeu
Jiow my home ia nuppy and I never will
be without Wine ot Cardui In my house
again. Mr. 1. W. C. 8MITH.
Fflr adrle and Htemtnr. aildr-iis. rtTin
Dierit , ins r Tjunauo'ga jleoicliie Couijanj,
- TEST DRINKING WATER.
Tup Method by W lilfh u Mny II
(ermine Ita Unnlllj.
The supply of drinking water for f!
family should be tested nt least ouc.
a year. Water that at one time la
jmr and wholesome may become too
Impure for use, yet it may bo without
oo. or, and ii:ic no odor or tasic U
show Its dangerous quuliriis.
A simple test of drinking water 1
the MoTseh sewage test. Kill a clean
fiat ho: tie three qnunoi-s full of the
water to be tested, and dissolve In it
half a teaspooiit'ul of granulated sug
rr. Cork It and set it In a warm pic
for two days. If daring this time it
b comes cloudy or milky It is unlit for
domestic use. If it remains perfectly
clear it Is probably safe. IV careful
that the bottle Is absolutely as clean
as you ca'i make It and the sugar
I ure.
The second test Is also a simple one.
Obtain from a trustworthy druggist
,r cents" worth of saturated solution of
permanganate of potassium. Add
about live drops of this to a pint bot
tle of water. This will turn the water
a beauiil': rose purple. If there Is
any considerable amount of organic
matter the color will give place In the
course of a few hours to a more or
lss dirty reddish brown. If the color
of the water in the bottle remains for
twelve hours unchanged from the rose
purple it assumed when the perman
ganate of potassium was first added,
it may be considered free from organic
contamination. Health Magazine.
I The Ilnwallnu na n Diver,
The working crews of the Hawaiian
Islands were quartered In suitable
J camps near their field of labor. They
were natives, good fellows, willing
workers, admirably adapted to the
duty required of them, which was
largely in boats and In the water. 1
' well remember one who excelled In
! diving. On a certain occasion, when
: the placing of a deep water mooring
! had Just been accomplished. It became
' necessary to detach under water the
end of a hawser, which had been made
j fast to the submerged part of a spar
! buoy about forty or fifty feet below
j tho surface of the sea. The man was
j told to take his sheath knife down
with him and cut the hawser ns near
i its end as he could, so ns to loe ns
1 little as possible of the valuable cable.
Taking his knife in his teeth, ue dis
appeared beneath the water and re- ,
mained out of sight so long that lie J
(was almost given up lor iusi. uvn
! he suddenly reappeared, and on being
i asked if he had cut the hawser as be i
i had leen told to reported that he had
f unbent It without cutting off any part
!of It whatever.-Jauies I. Hague In
Century.
Arm la Arm With TUreaa.
It Is related of Sir Edward llradford
i that he once walked arm In arm. so to
j speak, with a tigress. He was out
I shooting and. always a fearless sporta
: umu, had come to close quarters w ith
his quarry. He fired, and either the
bull failed to take effect or but slight
J ly wounded the animal. She sprung
' at him and seized his left arm above
the elbow. The pain must have bivn
terrible, but Sir Ldward kept cool.
and. realizing that it would be dmt'.i
to drag his mangled arm away and ul
! low her to spring afresh at him. hp de
I liberately walked a few agonizing
paces until his comrade was able to
take ulin and kill the brute. Thus h'.s
' couratre saved his life, tl.ouu'h the am
putation of his arm at '.he shoulder
proved necessary.
I lA-ld Brook Trout.
j Hawthorne describe an ideal break
' fast as consisting of hot cakes, brook
trout, roast potatix. fresh boiled eggs
i and coffee. The piece do resistance of
this breakfast Is the brook trout. In
' spite of ull the efforts of fish cultur
j lsts, the wild brook trout remains the
finest morsel the epicure can seek,
i Cultivated trout taste too perceptibly
'. of liver to be a food greatly desired.
, The wild trout that springs In bis na-
tive mountain stream Is far superior to
I any cultivated fish. Cook It In the slm
I plest manner, dipping It In oil, salt and
' pepper and broiling It over hot coals.
' Serve it simply with butter and slices
1 of lemon. New l'ork Tribune.
Drneflta ol Travrllna.
Proper recreation prolongs life. Thin
fact ia now better appreciated by buny
people than ever before. Of all the
forms of recreation the best perhaps
la traveling. The benefits to be de
rived from It cannot be exaggerated.
A. Journey, whether brief or long, is
I sure to relieve the mind of business or
domestic cares by directing it into
pleasauter channels. Thousands can
testify that traveling has Improved
their health, lengthened tbelr lives,
brightened their mental faculties more
than anything else. Boston Globe,
The Other One.
Two brothers In Paris were remark
ably alike. A gentleman meeting oue
of them on the boulevard stops him.
aylng. "Pardon me, but !s It to you or
to your brother that I have the honor
bf speaking?"
"Sir," was the reply, "you are speak
ing to my brother." Westminster Ga
zette. Ilia Hard Lark.
Jones Brown Is an unlucky dog.
Smlth-Uow's that?
Jones Ills object In marrying w?.s
to get out of a boarding bouse.
Kmtth WpM?
i Jones Now his wife Is running one
o support the family.
An F.aur TaU.
Lovt (mournfully! Have yoo learn
ed to love another?
Flirt (who had Just broken off her en
gagement with klnil Oh. no. Georg';
I didn't have to learn. The maD U
very, very wealthy, and the love came
apontanpously.
A HEALTH POLICY
Tho
BTstem K from
natural
cause, tiomiuiuoii or riiii-iiown
both la the spring and full. The
seasons' changes ure always a tax
on tho human organism. The
blood becomes impure In the
iprincr. and vitality lags in the fall.
A little care, a lit lie assistance,
and nature will do the rest, as It Is
alwavs trying to maintain health.
Frequently the weakest organ will
show the 'most disorder, ami this
often leads to wrong treatment.
For the debilitated conditions
of spring; or fall, or any other
time, for that matter, the right
thiinr to do Is to build tip the
whole svstem. It Is not your stom
ach, or liver, or nerves alone that
eaji-m the trouble; you are- weak
ened all over and must have re
newed strength and vitality. These
t i
' ".Tfc"a j.ni.iL I,. . ul t ul. ,,r
Kifcly as by using
Dr.HARTER'S
IRON TONIC
When you use Pr. Hurler's Iron
Tonic you are Helping to renew
the vigor of every fiber of your
Ixidv. You are cleansing and en
rich I tier your blood; you ate
strengthening your stomach and
increasing the digestive fluids; you
are building up and renew ing the
activity of your kidneys and liver;
and you are feeding and revitaliz
ing your nervous system. You
cannot do this without petting
well, and you cannot take lr. Hal
ter's Iron'Tonio without doing it.
Hrni if Ml i inmwvNnvTaaamm
Cuicaoo, 111., Nov. W, 1W1.
The Pr. UuiiT Xntirfn f.. Pojlmi, O.
liKNTi.KMK: 1 uiiUtMliatunil v recom
mend Pr. Harter Iron Tonic, a I
ftriuly bvllcTell 1 tliei bcl tonic on thr
market to-day. Kt.tt prln and fall
my ay atom aeemi to be) In need of a
Ionic, and for the) pant three year 1
have taken a hotllo of your tonle twice
a year. Ho. John J. r'tm.oNo,
Hnrnrntnlivt to the idtntnt Ltiuiuturt.
LSI Osgood til., CuIcuko.
FOR SALE tVERY WHERE.
a
I.oimI I'. InH of a Mill.
nightly u-'d. kindly treated, given
the same m.I euro as a horse, the mule
has always shown Irinselt kind, good
tempered, wil.i.:.;. docile and Intelligent
Moreover, wlnle he has none of the
horse's graceful, sympathetic ways of
showing affect::-
ii ami responding to
appreciation, tl
genuine dcvot
Hut Ii the horse
. in n ! i- Is callable of
a to a Ulml master,
and the ass have af-
fectloiiate d:s"
reason the mule
t.oiis, and tlie oliiy
does rot evince such
is because iiothiu:
Is not doir.iuiMi'.i;
alls it out. Jack
'. but he does re-
spoiid visibly to kind treatment.
He maliis. tnoi'o ot, nil easy paced,
ra refill, klm'lv r.dis.g !.uiiiil when well
trentisl. Taken al; ge.ln r. he is a use
ful, ititell'.ent. much ciuluriug. Utile
j iippreo.itnl iai'Utc. whose melancholy
; imsitioii is th: t of a dog wall a bad
1 mime- his ui l uiulitics rarely ineu-
, tinned, whil" Ills I
' at their full !:::.:.
ones are cieuinu
Ii
Among tl
ll.iUlll.ll'ii'
'I'r.l i its'
Wit.
i, s told of the
Vr.i vers la the
i
U
fui'i'-iwing:
A New Y.
tatioii ns a
bo:-" wii'i a
illil " V
ci iv 1 1. t.
What a I
he said, m
cleverest In
tlie oili'-r in
fairly insb-t
Se.eh n llm
Whv. wh":i
ul
n 1-0 ivpu-
d !
iiMilTcrabhr
rll.ptilig to
bei.ig a wo-
P.'auk
I- I w .
M- fell
,t S-w York's
.t d i:i Kti him
a, ,d his wife
',-; for dinner.
L-clting away!
t,i leave, they
all and backed
r "
out?" Iii'iuinil
ii. "I 0'
;ii I . a i . I
d th..t I
as I h:
I s'ar:c
.1
I
came r'ght n.it i.. the I,
up against the fr :.t do1
"After you'j g g g die
Travers.
A Witty Pnnprr. I
While walking through an old street .
hi Stuttgart recently a man found u !
purse, and. thl;.l;ii:g that It might con-
tain soiiiethinu; valuable, lie stuck it
hastily In Ills pocket and hurried home.
lie examined It then and was dis
gusted to find that it contaliiiMl noth
ing except these four Hues In German
oil a slip of paper:
When you find thia purse, refrain from
Joy;
I'll tell you why In minute
I only threw It away because
I hadn t a cent to put In It.
Ezaaprratlnir.
Mrs, Wadalelgb Ob. dear!
Mrs. Gadsuui What's the trouble?
Mrs. Wadstelgb I'm so unlucky. My
old nurse has left me, und the new oue
I bave Is so unreliable that I don't feel
at all easy In my mind unless 1 see the
children at least two or three times a
week. It's so exasperating! Chicago
Uecord-Uerald,
Claaalfled.
Isabel I think that editor man Is
simply horrid.
Judith-Why?
Isabel He placed the engagement
' announcement of myself to young
! Slopplngton under the head of ,-iJusl-
tiess Opportuultleo.
Mlaflta at Ibe flaraalii Dale.
Nell 1 stopped In at a bargain sale
today.
Helle Did you see anything that
looked real cheap?
f'ell Yes; several men waiting for
their wives. Philadelphia Ledger.
A want of sympathy load to the
greatest Ignorance In the intellect ut
well us In the heart
The Knterprise $1.50 per year
OABTOniA.
Btanth Kir.d Yttui Haw BcugM
Elgoitur
of
n
In the Circuit Court ot tho Stale el
Oregon, lot tlirt County ot Clackamas,
Noriliwesteiu liliao
cml Company, a cor
potation, plaiulilV
vs.
Silvey Stt art, J, A.
Login, Fiankie A.
l.okiitn and 1', 11.
.vlmlev. delciidmt
i :
l'o.l. A l.ovtin, I'tKidvie A. I.nnnii,
lln, ;
i
P. II. .Mai lev, dclciidaiils :
In the name o( I In'
Stale el Oregon, !
I ou are lien bv iciinlied to appear
I I., ui,ii....r Mti.l
tll)St- Ml,' , Mill I'ii.iii, .in., fci, ,-
i i ,..i..i.. I,..;......
. ......1 ..(...., til... I u....i,.ui
tlu- :t dav ot November Ith'-J, Hie laal ,
d.,v o tl... time- pr-scribed in the onle.
fo,-p.ibl,.,,.ion ol this. HU.ni.ienH. to w :
On or b.l,e the expiratioi, ,.( six eek- '
Iron, the .lav o( .he lirst publics! ion l
, ol Hits niinimoiis, the It nt publli ill ion
I hereof beiiit on the lllth dy ol October,
l.'ie.', and i( ou lull to aiisrter lor want
Iheieofllie plaintiir will applv to I lie
court for the relief deuinnded in the
complaint, t. -a it : for a judgment agninat
the deli'liilants, Silvev Meuit. .1. A.
Login, Krunkie l.ogan and P. II Mnilev.i
f .1 0 with interest thereon fioiu the LTeh ,
day of lannaty, LVi? ai 1 1 e rule of miiei
per cent per annum and tin' further sum '
of tifly dollars attorney (ecu, and the;
costs and di-hiiisoincnts ol this suit and !
lor a decree Ion cloning p aintilis im.rl-
wage de ribed in the complaint ii oil i
Hie follottii :g dosciihed piopeity Hilualed
in the eoiiiilv of Claek.iiiHis, Slate ol j
Oregon In-w it :
All of h t number three lo1 ill section
four. i4' township two i'.'i S, r 'J FaM,
j W lllairetlo .MelldMli. Cl.u k.ilnu coiinlx '
Stale ol Oickoii. eonlniliii'g .'IIS. Ill urn s
and lor llic sale of Mid proper! V to
I sat inly said indguieut mid Inn ring and;
foieclntciw you ol nil ru'lils, line or rlaim
j . I tille and rquily ol rrdimplioii in, to,
! or upon the said niortyageil premises i
land everv pat! thieof and i"i sin h
j oilier ami filitlier teliei as ll.u nature of
Ibis cause tnav reiinre and as unto (lie
I court mav seem just and meet.
This piih'ication js made by order ol
the linn. Tbos. A. .McHride, )inlgi ol the
circuit court of the Suite ol On-w'oli for
Cla. k.iniMN County, which eider was
duly iniide and entered uu llm L'ud day
ol October, l!"'.'
U Y A X & (iAl.I.OWAY.
Attorneys for plaiutill'.
i
In tl e Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Clackamas County.
AdolphC. Hoofer, PlaintiM". )
vs.
I;hi' M. Hooter, defendant. )
To Kliea M . Hoofer, delemUiit ubovn-
IIH II 1 1 1 1
In the name of the Statu of Oregon you
are hereby required to appear and an
swer the coin plaint tiled against you in
the nhoxe enlitled anil in I lie above
liiuneil ro II r t on or befoie NoVelnber
USIli, 1K)2, the same beinir seven weeks
from the first publication uf tliia sum-
I uions, Slid you aid lake lioliiH il oil
fail to so appear and answer said cum- mai4e . s11,iy ,,f ,)1P ,u krst way to
plaint the plaintiff will apply to the court (iv.i,, or ditr-or ol thr stomach In
j for the relief demanded in said ii luplailit i ;.neri ,,,) jit allied oigant of dlgrt-llo-ait:
That lh bomls of matrimony ! fou tUl nutrition , thrv could not prac
I existing between you and plaiutill be , Jce mrr smt.,.v,iul tin tlnslt.
I dissolved. wi,c dvnurtisia once hat its grip on
j This summon is published by tint or , f atoiu.icli the man who hat rTil
der of Hie Hon Thomas F. Kyati, judge ...,.,,,,.,1 w,., u,t,i t mi l iwder and
I of the futility court for I larkuiiuta
I niiinty, Mate oi t'revon, in li.e uregun.
Ci'y Knlerpi i.e, a weekly new-paper ol
general circulation, in I l.o L.un.i i i.uiiiy.
for seven Miecetsive week", coii'lm-iii u g
h riday. Octolwr 17, 1 1 0 , ai d com inning
to ami i tit-1 ml 1 1 g .
iHlllli
T O.
AUV.
i l's, i ( :;.
Tin. ns ion,
Ioi '! until!'.
j .olirc lor 'lllilleuliolt.
I'ni'ed State- Land I Mliee,
I Oregon City, Oregon, I Ii lol er 1-lHi, C.
i Xoliep Is hereby g.ven tli.it in ioiii
' ance with the provisions of Hie act of
! Congress of June 11, 1S7H, entitled "An
act lor the sale of limber lands ill li e
I Siutes of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington lerriloiy,' us extended to
all tlie Public Land Stales by ai l of Aug
ust 4, 1 8 li . John V.. lilii.ier.ol Portland,
county of Multnomah, Mate of Orrijoii,
baB this day tiled in tins nlliee his sworn
HiB'einerit No. fill'.'!), for the piirchaHH of
tU.VjOLNW'iiiiiil Wl-j ol N I''..1 ol
ectloll No. II.' in lownsiiii No. bo,
Kane No. 4 K., and w ill oiler proof to
show that llm land nought is more valnn
hie for its timber or stone than for agri
cultural purpoM-s. und to establish hia
claim to said land be (ore the Uegister
and Heeeiver of this ollicn at Oregon
City, Orig in, on Monday, the l-tli day
i of January, IbO.'i
He names as wilnesses: Tho. lie
i vine, of Portland. Oregon ; Isaac Vaugn,
of .lolalla, Oregon; Albert Pasold, of
Molalla, Oregon J Prank Panold, of Mo
la I la , Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this office
on or liefore said lL'lh day of January,
PHJ.'t. ClIAH. I!. MoOHKS,
Kegistur.
HI'.tl.nOcVN.
In the Circuit Court of the State ol
Oregon for the County of Clackamas.
Carrie Borgen, Plaintiff,
vs.
fieorire Borgen. Defendant.
To (ieorge i'orgen, Uelenoant.
In tlie name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear ami
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit, on or before
the 28th day of November, 1IKi2, that be
ing the time prescribed in the order for
publication of this numinous, the day ol
the first publication of this luminous I-,
ing Ithe 17th day of October, l'2, and if :
you fail to so appear am! answer, the j
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the j
relief prayed for in her complaint to wit :- ,
j iidtfinent against you and a decree dis
solving the marriage contract existing
between you and plaintiir herein on the I
grounds of wilful abandonment for aj
period of more than one year prior to the j
commencement of thiH suit. I
Tliis summons is served upon you by;
order of Hon. Thos. F. P.yan, County j
Judge of Clackamas County, Htate of
Oregon, in the absence of Hon. Thos. A. :
Mcliriile, judge of the above entitled!
ourt, made and entered on October !),
!)02, directing publication of this sum-
, nions in the Oregon City Enterprise for
! . .. . . i. l i..t
seven successive wwnii ami niiig mai
as the time within which you are to an
swer the complaint.
Gko. C. P.bownuix,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
THE CHEERFUL IDIOT
And the Glum Dyspeptic
The cheerful idiot in the Individual
who when lie fees vou come into the
i house dripping ftoiii the slotul inquire
j plr.is.uulv, " Is it mining ? " U oii weir
whittling dint the klllle alippetl mni eui
oil thr top of a linger he would say just
plc'-udtv. " l id V"' ' ymrsrll f ''
11 aWIUS llir I M'ei IMIIIH JtH in Hir mr wi
Inr vneeioii ih.ih ot
isL , m.I ipuilioiia.
with bun tot thrv
Mostly people put III
''"' iiimfca- Kvaiisc they can t
h''P l-mHve.. lh.t o.ue in a while
the checlul Hot run. up aga m, he
!;' "v ' h
ll,e
ClUwrnh.r liKiking fellow - rmiirder who
mat toitnred bv ds pM.i. " Hello
Smith," he cried, "aien'l vou feeling
well ? " And Smith grow In! back : " ll'a
none of vo ir business how I'm frrling."
Talk lilHUit adding Intuit to injury!
, What could tr auv worse than asking a
mU who h id sulb iiui; st iiiiped all over
him. " Arrn't you feeling well "
( it's lather h.ud for Hie dyajirptic to
-make a ali.inger to the discasr under
taud jiltt llov lunch tuiliTing dyss-psi.l
can cause. Words don't mprrvt it.
That trrnhle gnawing riis.itioii in the
stomach in past detcription. ICvrii after
i you have recited the )rcllic nclirt and
pailli llirie are no terms to rxpirtt the
Cumulative and roinhinrd rtTccta of thcin
i all uKn I 'tli mind and 11 v.
1N'T Cl'LTIVATK IiVSCKPStA.
That would serin iuiiircrHs.irv mlWce,
' yet it it a fact tli.it in the main. -ople
who finally become dneptic srein to
have atildird how ipuikcst to bring oil
, the disr.ise. Thry rat irregularly, Thry
rat unwholrviiiic or inuiiti itiout fiasla.
i Ttiry rat hrartily whrti thry are tirrd
I iit, a .Lic't urn k and the atoiiiach nrrda
, ,lf In fact if thrv
nt)jtr iialh.ilives without k-rtn.i tn-ttt rr-
p.o
lief
liu. Is
hiiii'ilf asking
the uuestmn,
"Am 1 rvrr g"iiig to la- well again so
that I can rat with apH tite and rujoy
uirnt f "
I tie one necessity to the recovery of
health i.t the cut? of tin-di-e.is.-s of the
rtonwch and oih-r oigius of digrstnm
and lu't.ilion. Tablets of vmI.i, mint,
rtc, will fur the moment "her the con
dition HI the om.ich. I. lit thrv won't
ullrr thr condition of the stuitl.icll ll-n-lf.
These tlibura a-e !' : 'oie m. ielv p.il
liativra. Not only il l they tint cuir but
by afloriliiir tainpor.uv relief thrv lull
the victim nit" a f.ilsr security until he
probably liiels inmsc'.f some day vrry
much wortr ti 'lirtr use
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ronslaiit liuvrling gave me a bad touch
of that dieaded disrase callrd dyspepsia.
1 had tiled rvetvlhing jMitaihle to cm It
till hi.it week while plavlnn at M. K.
Keilh a bijou Thratrr,
Plul.i.lelpha, In the Nrl
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" -'or (hire yraia I
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wiilet Mra. II. H. U hitr
of Slaiislr.id, Stalihlead
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liciiiblmg and lirilig tick
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right tide nil the titur ;
(Inn It would woik ti
into in v hl"tni II, and
such disttrss it is Impos
sible to desctibr. I VMotc
j lo tlie World's I n-.jt-n-satv
Mcdic.il Asaoci.ilioit,
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Imltha of lr. l'lmr'a
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lr. Pirrcr'a lunlirinct also cuird toy
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she had Itch it tulfcrrr for lillcrn yrait.
We highly recoiniuetld these medicines,
to all sullering rrople."
Insra'i-t which seem lo lie remote from
Ihe stoiinuh, but which originate In tilt
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l-'or this re.itoii ihara.tr of liratt. lungt,
liver, knlnrv. and othrr organ are
Clued by "l.oldru Medical 1 livovrry,"
when it hat cuied Ihe disease of the
stomach and it atwMiatrd organ of
digestion and nutrition.
It ha tiertt a uri.rite to many iropl
who have lukeil "(oldrtl Medical Ii
coverv" for Moiuach "trouble," to liml
that tt thr stomach wa cnird, dlseara
of long ataiiding which had al!ecte,
other oigant were cuied also. Tht
"wrak" hrait la-couir stiong, the slug
gith liver active, the clogged kidnrva
arr clraiited, thr lung made sound.
Thr whole ts-ly it practically tenrwed,
built up with In in, healthy tlckh.aud uut
pulled up with flabby fat.
Some dralert desiring to make the
little more profit aiil by thr sule of Iraa
lllrritorioiia tiiedicine will aomrtlmra
oiler the cusloiuer a ubstitute for
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