The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, December 09, 1899, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3STEW ARK POTLA"Nl OUKaoX. MARGERY. Pair Mnrpory I chanced to view Within her pinion's cny-decked space, Glnd In a gown of puriilc Inn', A sylph with nil n Mower's Brncc. 1'ou loft upon my heart so true An Iniace time can ne'er erase Maid In violet! K love-llpht In her eyes, whose blue Of heaven's azure seemed a trace; Whnt wonder I begnu to woo! One obstacle they nerds must face; The other lovers who would Bite A promise without days of grace, Made Inviolate. Woman's Home Companion. HER BIGGEST PUPIL. Scene: Tlie little parlor in the modest cottage lu which Miss Mary Brewster boards. Mr. Jltu Thrasher nervously nwnlt Ing her, his stalwart form perched on Uie edge of an easy chair. As she enters his eye brightens, ho Millies, nnil dropping his broad brim med hat on the tloor ho rises. Mary You wished to see mo? Jim Yes, Miss Mary. (He eagerly puts out his baud. She takes it in a hesitating manner.) You don't know me. I was nfinld you wouldn't. Fif teen years, and a beard, and any mini ler of hard knocks do change a man. But you why, you've scarcely altered a particle. Can't you guess who It Is? Mary You remind me something In your voice In your smile reminds me f of a boy I once knew. Jim, delightedly I'm the boy. Mary Not uot Jim Thrasher? Jim The very Identical. Mnry I'm so glad to see you. (She tnkes his hand Impulsively.) Sit down, please. It Is so kind of you to limit ino up. I've thought about you many times and tried to wonder what you were doing and what you had become. Jim That's very good of you, Miss Mnry. I hnrdly supposed you'd cher ish such pleasant remembrances for your biggest pupil. What n gawk I ivasl I can't liuaglno how you had any patience with me. Let me see. I was Just 20 that last winter lu the old red school house and n head taller than you nnd two years older, wasn't .1? Vhnt mi awkward problem I must Imvo been for you! Too old to leani and too big to whip. Mnry Ah, but you never needed whipping. You were my right hand man, my prop, my encouragement. I don't know whnt I would have done with those big boys from down the creek if it hndu't been for your strong muscles. Jim Do you remember how you talk ed to mo the tlrst day I enmu to school? 1 hud come with those very creek boys to make trouble. My mother died whon I was very young, and no other woman had ever talked kindly to inc. When you appealed to my honor, and putting your hand on my shoulder begged mo not to bury the good that was lu me, something seemed to swell lu my breast, and from that moment I re solved to be n man a man whom you would one day be proud to bay you leuew. Mnry You mnko mo very hnppy. It is u wonderful pleasure to feel that my poor efforts were not nil wasted. It makes life worth living. Jim Life, then, hasn't nhvays but tell mo something about yourself. Mary There is very J'ftlu to tell. My mother died the summer after you went West, and I had to return home and keep houso for father. In a year or two his health failed, and after a long, long sickness he died. My brother and I were alone, uud after he found a sit uation on the rallrond we moved here. When Jho war broko out brother en listed, and died at Tampa of a fever. Jim, after a pause Ami bo you have no ties to keep you here? Jnry None. 1 Jim Anil inay I nsl; Mnry How I Biipport myself? I have Ave little pupils whom I am teaching the rudiments, nnd I do some tine sew ing. 1 get along very well only there Is always the fear of sickness. Now tell me about yourself. Jim Oue moment. I wnnt to say to you, Miss Mary, that I've been trying to tlnd you out for a long time. I wrote to the old neighborhood, asking for you, but they answered thnt nobody knew whero you had gone. I wouldn't liuve traced you down here if it hndu't been for Joe Slater. You remember little red-headed Joe, the scamp of the school? Well, he enme out to Montana, looking for walk, and I gave him a job, nnd, one day, In recalling old times, he said ho was mire ho miw you lu this toya. That's how I came to be here. About myself? Well, whntever I am, It Is you that gnvo mo the start. I fancy I'vo done pretty well. I'm something of a initio owuer and something of a capitalist, nml I'vo served n term in Congress and could have gone back. I'vo got a nice house In Helena, and there's enough Idle cash lying around to enable me to travel as much and as far us I please. You understand I'm not blowing my trumpet for the per Bonal gratillcutlou there Is lu It and yet It is a personal gratification to blow it beforo you. I'm accounting, ns it were, for the use I've made of those taleuts you called 'my attention to fif teen years ago. Mnry I'm very glad to hear of your success. I kuew you had It lu you. You hnve made the day very bright for me. Jim I nm not yet quite sure whether It, will be u bright dny for mo or not. The fact is, I I waut to ask you a favor, Miss Mary. Mnry A favor, Jim? Jim Yes, n grent favor. I I want to be your biggest pupil again! Mary I I don't understand. Jim Andlwanttobeyour only pupil. I need your help. They're talklug of making me governor uext fall, nnd I'll require lots of polishing up. Ob, It will bo hard work, but you'll find mo a willing pupil. I Mnry 1 don't know whnt you mean. Jim (rising nnd coming closer) I'll oxplalu. They say, you know, that n well-ordered boy usually falls lu lovo with his teacher. That's his very tlrst love. And most well ordered boys get over It. But this boy Is different. Ho doesn't get over It. That tencher has been to him the one Ideal of sweet est womanhood through all his llftocn yenrs of hard knocks nnd growing success. Do you understand now? Teacher, guide, friend, will you be that grateful boy's wife? Mary (covering her face with her hands) Oh, Jim, Jim, I'm so old! Jim (taking her hands) Nonsense! And you are growing younger every minute. Besides, don't forgot for n I moment thnt I am two years your senior! Come, Mary; I need you. ' There Is a homo wnltlng for you In the West, and comfort, and love. I dou't ask you to love me yet. Perhaps 1 can teach you that. There, there; don't cry. Surely there's nothlug you leave behind worth these tears. j .Mary (rising) Tiiey nrc tears or imp plni's.s. Jim. Her head dropq on his shouldcr. Clovclnnd Plain Dealer. Pliyalc Street, Canton, China, Canton posscssos the queerest street In tho world, in spito of tho fact that in nearly all tho big towns in China thoro nro eoiuo remarkable streets. Tho chief thing of interest attaching to this occoutrio thorouglifnrs is tho fact that It is roofed in with glazed paper fast oued ou bamboo and contains moro ligubourds to tho squaro foot than nuy other street lu any other country. Tho uoxt interesting fact about this Ctui ton byway is that, though a business Btrcot, it contaius iio othor shops but thoso of npotliocarlos and dentists' par lors; no professional men but doctors. It is a sick man's paradlso and n Chi uobo physician's Klondike Thoy call it Physio street, which is descriptivo if uot plcturosquo Fifty Yoir n Penatonor. A typical iustanco of tho offect of a pcurlon ou longevity comes from Lu ton,, whoro tho (loath has occurred of a man in his 80th year, who enjoyed for oor half a century an annual allow once from tho war ofllco. Ho was born in 1818, in Canada, whoro his father was a soldier, and at tho ago of 8 bo camo a drummer boy, subsequently blossoming into ii full-blowu privato of a foot regiment. Ho never did any fighting, and rotlrcd at tho ago of HO, with a pension, on account of ill hoalth. A few years later ho joined tho Bedford constabulary, and attained to tho rank of sergeant, subsequently becoming an instructor of llfe-and-drum bands, and holding tho post of drum major In tho Luton volunteers. A NIECE OF KRUQER. She Is Now In TlilmCoitiitr.vimd In n He itmrkahly Wcll-Hrcd Oirl. Miss Sanule Kruger, n grnnduleco of President Paul Kruger and of his wlfo ns well, Is now n resident of Philadel phia. She came from South Africa several years ago In company with her brother, who Is Interested lu mines lu Arizona. Miss Kruger's sympathies nre strongly with the bravo men who nro defending her native laud, but she can see that they have no chance for ultimate success. Miss Kruger was MISS RA.NMK Kltl'OI'.It. educated In Kuropo and Is proficient both as a musician and artist. She Fays tho popular Idea of the Boers In this country does them Injustice. Tho burghers are not. ns n class, she de clares, coarse, uneducnted and brutal. On the farms no more attention Is paid to dress than by the agricultural por tion of nuy community. In the cities nnd towns, however, tho Boer women dress ns well and as much attention Is paid to the amenities of life ns In other countries. Miss Kruger expects to re turn before long to South Africa and will spend tho reuinluder of her life there. Ho Upturned ttio Purse, Miss II. wiib taking n railway Jour ney. A suave old gentleman sitting opposite to her presently bent forwnrd and said, with gentle reproof: "Excuse me. but do you think It wise, when there are so many thieves about, to carry your purse so conspicuously?" As he spoke, he pointed to her purse, which was projecting slightly from her pocket. Miss II., considering the stranger rather otllclous, thrust the portemounalo down Into her pocket nnd thanked him with n stiff reserve, perhaps n trlfie scornfully. At the next station the old gentleman got out. As he did so, he turned to his pretty vls-n-vis with a polite bow nnd the mischiev ous Indulgence of his years. "Allow me to restore your purse. You see, It was not so hard to lose as you supposed!" So saying, he held out to her the purse she had supposed was safely re posing In her pocket. Miss II. received It. coloring with chlldllko niortlllcntlon, thanked him profusely, nnd her old friend took his lenvo with a friendly smile. A few minutes later, when the otMclnl came round to collect tickets, Miss II. discovered her purse to be empty. A Now Feature In VToiilorn TrnvcllnR. Tho Pullman Company now operates two grades of sleeping cars via tho Bio Graudo Weatoru Hallway. Tho ordi nary slecpors aro entirely now, and tho berths, both upper and lower, aro fitted up comploto with mattresses, blankets, shoots, pillows, curtains, etc., with Btovcs arranged for making tea, colfco, etc., requiring nothlug to bo furnished by passongers. Uniformed Pullman porters aro lu charge of tho cars, who aro requrod to keep thorn in good order and attend to tho wants and comforts of passeugors. Tho cars aro very hand some and commodious, and while uot po olegant, aro just as comfortable as kitandard or palaco sleepers. Both first and second-class passengers aro permit ted to occupy theso cars on payment of tho Pullman berth rates, which aro loss than half of tho intes charged in tho regular Pullman palaco Bleeping cars. Tho ordinary sleepers aro carried dally on trains via Kio Graudo West ern Hallway between Denver and San Francisco and Portland. On five days in each week tho sleepers aro run . through botween Los Angeles and San I Francisco, or Portland and Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Boston. For additional details wrlto for copy of folder to J. D. Mansfield, 25!i Wash ington street, Portland, or Georgo W. llointz, acting general passenger agent, Salt Lako City. Tlio CornrVil riilloHopluT, "ff .,M,.Jlk fllll .Mil. t,l,ll llMTl.W man is tho man who devotes his life to doiug good for others," said tho Corn fed Philosopher. . "That Is tho only oo-, pupation u man can engago in, iu I which pcoplo will lot him have his own way." IiitliiiiinpnliH Journal. Xoii-Hliikntiln Hoiitx. The lnte-t Invention fur navlng life U a non-slnkable boat. If people would pay at much attention to the preservation of life in other vu st bete would be a great Improve ment, lloate ttcr'sSiomai'h Hitters Is u llfo preserver. It cures dyspepla. indigestion and all forms of stomach trouble. It is an excellent tonic. Kalhvay wheels made of leather imvo been experimented with In Franco. Mothers will find Mrs. Wluslow's S'ooth lug byrup tho best remedy to use. for thrtr Children during tho teething period. Tho sanio firo that makes tho dross ovldcnt purges tho gold. Pico's Cure for Consumption Is our onlv medicine for coughs and colds. Mrs. 0. Beltz, iy9 8th avc, Denvcr.Col., Nov. 6,'Do. Tho stato of Nebraska has luvcstod $1,000,000 In voting machines. VITALITY low.di'bllltnted nr rxlinttMrd citrrdhv Dr. UIIiic'k InvlKiirHtliii; Tiinto. PIlIJi: . Trliil lldUleeiiiitnliilliRS Wt'i'ks' trcutineiil. Ilr. KHiio'd institute, tui AriliHt., l'lillmlrliilila. Founded ls7l. Improved Train 1Ciulimriit. The O. It. & N. and Oregon Short Line have added a buffet, smoking anil library car to their Portland-Chicago through tialn, and a dining car service, has been imitiguarated. The train is equipped witli thu latest chair cars, day coaeliPs and luxurious llrst-oliiHH and ordinary b1ooihih. Diicct connec tion made nt Granger with Union Pa cific, and at Ogdun with Bin Grande line, from all points in Otegou, Wash ington and Idaho to all Kiihiiuii cities. For Information, rates, etc., call ou any O. It. & N. agent, or addresH W. II. Ilurlbtirt, General Passenger Agunt, Pott land. The United Verde Copper Company, of Arizona, is in tho hands of a receiver. Cotian Doylo'n Mnrrlngo Mnxlnn. In ills latest novel, "A Duet," Conim Doylo lays (Iowufoiuo "tlnxiniH for tho i Married" that aro worth framing nnd hanging over tho nuintlo place in every new homo. Hero are a few of thoni: I Never both bo cross at tho same time. Wait your turn. You were gentleman and lady before you wero husband and wifo. Don't forgot It. A blind lovo is a foolish loo." Encourage tho best. If you tako liberltes be prepared to glvo them. There Is only ouo thing worso than quarrels In public. That Is caresses. Money Is not essential to happiness, but happy pcoplo usually have enough. So savo somo. Tho easiest way of saving Is to dc without things. If you can't, then you had bettor do without a wlfo. Tho man who respects his wlfo does not turn her into a mendicant. Give her a purse of her own. Washington Post. Cllninlit, Sotumry nnd Xnturn'a Hniil iHrliiin. Scenery, nltltudo, sunshlno and air, constltuto tho factors which are rapid ly making Colorado the health and plcasuro grounds of tho world. Hero tho sun shines 1157 days of tho avorago year, and it blends with tho crisp, electric mountain air to produce a climate- matchless iu tho known world. No pen can portray, no brush can picture tho ma jest io grandeur of tho scenery along tho lino of tho Denver & Itio Grande Kailroad in Colorado. Parties going Fast should travel via this lino which is known all over tho world as tho Scenio Lino of tho world. For any information regarding rates, timo tables, etc, call ou or address It. C. Nichol, general agent, 2C1 Wash ington Btrcot, Portland, Or., or any agent of tho O. It. & N. Co., or South ern Pacific Company. lliuler Two I'Iiir. "What a grand picture It must linvo been," rotnarked tho boarder who had soon Dowoy, "to have seen tho Olympla shunning home, tho stars and stripes on ouo mast and tho homoward pen nant on the other." ".Magnificent I" echoed tho man in Itlmdr HilniwHlilnrtl "lmt tllllll. wlnlt n I , r -"""' - ............. piuiuro u wouni nave oeeu io nave seen the stars and stripes ou one mast and tho baseball pennant on tho othor." Chicago Kvenlng Nowh. Fllen Terry likes cats in their proper places, but if n black cat ventures on the stago she is in despair. 4An Empty Sack Cannot Stand Upright, fp SCjeither CAn poor, wcak, thin blood nourish And sustain the physical system. For strength of nerves And muscles there must be pure, rich, in'gorous blood. Hood's SarsApAriltA is established as the stAndard prcpArAtion for the blood by itt mAny reniArkAble cures. Z&Ct&l SaMafxiii Dully Wnn Tim Obedient. A little -l-year-old miss was ovor heard talking to her favorite doll thai had accidentally lost an arm, thorobj exposing tho fawdust. "Oh, you dear, good, obedient dolly I 1 know 1 told you to chow your food flue, but I had no idea you would chow it ns fine a that." HOW'S THIS i Vo offer One Hundred DcUnrs Itownrrt tor ant cnio of Cntnrtli Unit enti not bo utro I by Haifa CutiirrU euro. i J. CHUNKY .V CO., l'rops.. Toledo, O. We thu undersigned, Imvo known F.J.OIicnej for tlio punt If jeiirs.iuul licllevo him perfectly lioiuifiiblc In nil btiMii n transactions and no iuioIiiU-' utile, (o curry out any obligations mad by tiiolr llrm. Wmt & Tllt'AX, Wliolesnlj Pruiflits, Tole.lo, ' WAI.DIMI, KINNAN A MAHVIN, Vi noleimlo lirtig Ists, Toledo, O. nnU'gCntnrrhCtiroUt ken n: rnnllr.nctlrl I'llrvutly on tho blood ami m com surfaces U tho synu in. I'rl o T!c per bo lc. Sold by all ilrugrlsts. Testimonl Islrec, Hall's l'tuully l'li) fill test. Ten per cent of tho Hawaiian native aro lepers. The rtcn'iiiitcst.MoM Powerful nnt i:nVctle .So vet nil, Inn Itemed)- M La Qrippc, Catarrh, Rheumatism, To m w ill cure any iienu or imm Know. In thu human hiiily Head for trial bottle, AV;, This offer InMs.'W tliixionly. I.nrKu bottle ("l dd. nf f. DltOl'S eiieli) f I Oil or U or f.Vo. SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO. 107 and 109 Denrliorn St, Chicago. Ono of Hartford's blir doimitmoni stoics has decided to open mornings at :;iu u'oiock lnstemi oi a. TO ClIltH A ('OLD IN ONK DAT Tako Laxative Hromo Quinine Tahluti. All druggists lofuud tho money if it fails to euro. F. V. Grove's niguiitura is on each box. t?5c. mffSftp Tho Pedalia (Mo.) eleotrio railway last week laid otT all thu conductors ou its suveral lines in the city. In tint future thu conductors' duties will b performed by the motorinen. K r Bad Breath Undigested, decaying food remnants, in the mouth and stomach, giving off pestiferous gases, are (he. cause of that awful breath, so repulsive as to cause a halt in friendship, affection, love, any form of intimacy. Nobody can stand its over-powering stench, and it is a cause of terrible misery to those afllicted and their clear ones. There is only one way to cure it disinfect the digestive canal with Cascarets 1 Clean it out, keep it clean, let Cascarets stimulate the lining of mouth and stomach, and put it in shape to work naturally and properly. Nothing but CASCARETS will bring about the desired result. BE SURE YOU GET THEM I .ter htcd un it to sped ens. Detroit Free Pi... "I Iiuto been unllitf OASCAKF.T.S anil ns a ml Id and offoctlvo lumilve they uro simply wonderful. My (laughter uud I nvro bothered with sick otomnch nail our brent!) wns vory bid. After taking u fow doies ot ChscnreU no havo Improved wonderfully. Thoy aro a cro t help In tho f imlly." Wu.iiki.uina Haoki, 1137 Ulltcnhouso SU, Cincinnati, Ohio. a i or lc thro see t hn njjb, mi K LV JLLV n bw m H wiiiiriu.M. rjinvT. V r id nt 1137 Klttcnhouso St, Cincinnati, Ohio. ngb, f M tt "Well, I'uT -dad to know nbo. f IL ANNUAL SALES. 6.000.000 BOXES. f m iffliiMRMmMm THIS IS THE TABLET 10c. 25c. 50c. DRUGGISTS UiiinUtnlciiblo Evidence. 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T. I'. ANDItE'.VS, 109 Montgomery St. 8un KrancUco. 25c. MT. ANGEL I'OUTI.AND WlltK A IltON WlltK8i WIltK and Iron funclntfj nllire rHillin; He. .'HI Alder Mimlilimiy unit niii'H" C'AWh'JON A CO.; KNfilNKS, IIOII.KItS, .MA I chinery,aiidlt'i. Uf-U) t-imlHt., I'mtliwid.Ur. JOHN l'OOUC. I'ortn.ANn, Oiiroow. can choyou thu best Imrvidni In Knfrul iiiuuiitiiery, engint'H, iioiitra,iiinkH, piinipf, plows, belts and windmills. 'I ho nuw fcttel I x h windmill, xold by him, is nn- i v UUtoSO I'lrMt Htroit, I'ortl.i Muchlncry All Klndn. mom: aoi:ncy Worthington 8toam Pumps and Water Motors. ruinpliiK i'liintn of Any Capacity TA 1UM A; IJOWUN iitl.'UKl, (ir. 25c equalled. Rnil. MAnTELH hooe, elief for Women" nnlr,ln MJn,tUl nntelo.i. vvnia si .. l.u I1..1.I. xi.iil.lnh.i, llartlnll. I" tlilS HtJ. ,'" illicit l'l- Un ual TMiliauiiUU c( UK. MlllTKl.'d Rupture- trcuto.1 Ecl'Jtj tltluiilly nut coiilldgiitlul' lv Curtlfcni!int Itlitilid. C. H. W000AKO & CO , 108 Second SI , Portland sure'cure for, psles II I UllMJ I'llrii rui,ij n iiiiilHiuru nd cn. UvIiiuk. 'I In furiii, ocll IIkiiiI, lliunllnir nr l'rwlrmlln( I'iirnarHinr. liiyOr. ItOHtinko'a PiluRenindy bt"u ltd ni(f nml lilfHilinn At 'rl l4in ir &v Jartiruiilit'rut l.jr mail Trati. ru Writ mo liuuljruur .. Dlt ItOHANKO, I'mUiU.,!'. Benedictine Salve. I Horrid Rheumatic Pains French Female Pills. YOUNG MEN! ARiilnaldo: "Why do you suspect he is nu American spy?" Filipino: "Hist! He has on a 'Un ion' suit!" 8 1 am ho Sup-ritltlon. The Siamese hnve so strong n super stition ngnluHt even uuiuberd thnt they will hnvo uono of them. The number of rooms In a house, of windows or doors In a room, even of rungs on a ladder, muHt always be odd. The people are more easily fooled ? ery jear than the year befor Experience of Mimy Y-um Clearly Hem- oiutrute tlio (irciit Klllcli'iicy of Thla I.iiilineiit. I'oNtiiild, iiHo a llox. Aililrea Benedictine Priory, Mt. Angel, Or. New Oribami, I.a , Nov 8, 198. Rev. Father KnrWikiil find money oritur for Indeed, and try not to be without It. flR RIINM'C J'A THICK OAKKY, UX ItollvarSt. i WII. U II II 11 W l)i-uviLi.K, Ky., Jan. 19, 18W. Uev. Father-I find your alve to be the bct Eahe tbat I erer used. Pit. SCIIKKVKIU, 712 K. Walnut St. Areraiiscd by the impurltlcain the blood. You will be relieved of thu pain iiulukly, your blood will be made ouru by Moore's Revealed Remedy. Kay and jilcatant to take One bottle ghes relief, J1.00 ir bottle at our driib'k'lnt'a. I'rAtMil l.r tliouiAndi of utltflftl laillf u u(s. kIwkti rvlUhimiiiil williuut an eaiual. hiilillirnllilru 'tfimlii mrul Ixn. Vriucti flotf on toil In lll'iD, U'ljlle nml Toil. Tk nu oilier. Vruct Uruv Co.,3el Sol 1'earlfiC, New York City. You Can't Make a Mistake by Taking the IMPROVED LIVER IUK1S WHIRE Ait tlit f AILS. t Cough Hyrup. Tulei Good. In time. Hold br drunal.ti. Dae PILLS ONE FOR A DOSE. Cure Sick Ifeadaihe Jtid Hyipeirtla, JU-iiiuel'lrnilnand i'urlfr the Iilooil. Aid IHirritlnnndrreent Ililiouineu Do not(irlieorHlcken. Toconrlncr tou, wo will mull ample ire,orfull box for 25c. 1)11. IIOSANKO )., PIiIImiIh., feuiiH. Hold by Driiiwlm. CARTERS INK j Has a K""d deej) color and - does not strain the eyea. I For it is the favorite through Uining Car and Buffet-Library Car Line Eat. ror furtber purtlciilara call on or addieai J. It. NAUKI.. (J I A. V K. COMAN.U. A. C. O. TKKIIY.T. I'. A. 124 Third Street, PonTLANO, On, I'lirliiniiiriliirAHliil lllrtluit 1'ilUt'll ()kV Ijliwlnn. Li Hi iisi.Y iiitiliciiiB Mliitli will turn tuli uml uiury cau- Ml I'Aht known It Jim vvrr fallnl to curv, no limtltr how w rlou or ( liow lun rlHiultnir Iti.ultl (rum Iti um will uli, null yon It 1 uUoluU'l) (, pnivinU .tiklurt. anil ihii Imi taktn Hltliutii Iiu'oiit ulmrr imI ill lrnll"ii fruiil I'li.lni. I'lllCK. lw. Ko rul hr nil n llM ilniiiul.u. r nt iirruaid lij viprtu; i.lalnly r('il, on n i li.l ir iirn r. Iy I'aiwl CHEMICAL CO., CuUtto,H. r j-cuUr inilkil on rrnucl. CURE YOURSELF I Vs lllKi for iiiiiiiiiiirit ill.i tiii.,lndjioiiiailn. Irritation! or ulcviutluuc ii f in ti oou a inriiiliruiiei. 1'alnlMii. nnd uot .lalrla- Ihca..jChiuiCaiCo. ent or imliouoa. Not J by nrurselif. or x-ut lii pUin v. Mrp.r, ii, viiiiMi, (rvM, lor Mm In 1 1 6 lift,. 1 Cm Ou.f.au4 W mM bn w .uWur.. I I frM.au ruu.loi. Vi . u. a. JE1 II.OI. or a tmlllia. Il.TV ('Irciibtr unl mi requttt. .N. I. ,. t. .NO. IO-MIO. w IIK.V writing to udvertUara ilrua UKIltluU thu jtupur.