The new age., July 07, 1900, Image 7

THE iraJW AGE, PORTLAJSTD. OREGON.
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FOR WOMAN'S HEALTH
anient Letters from Women Re
lieved of Pain byMrs.Plnkham.
"Dkab Mns. Pinkham: Before I
commenced to take your medicine I
was in a tcrriblo state, wishing myself
dead a good many times. Every part
of my body seemed to pain in some
way. At timo of menstruation my
suffering was something terriblo. I
thought there wns no euro for me, but
after taking several bottles of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound all
my bad feelings wcro gone. I am now
well and enjoying good health. I shall
always praiso your medicine." Mns.
Amos FKscm.En, Box 230, Romeo, Mich.
Female Troubles Overcome
" Deab Mns. Pinkham: I had female
trouble, painful menses, and kidney
complaint, also stomach trouble. About
a year ago I happened to pick up a
paper that contained an advertisement
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and when I read how it had
helped others, I thought It might help
me, and decided to give it a trial. I
did so, and as a result am now feeling
perfectly well. 1 wish to thank you for
the benefit your medicine has been to
me." Mks. Claba. Stikbxr, Diller, Neb.
No flore pain
" Dxab Mrs. Pihkham : Your Vege
table Compound has been of much
benefit to me. When my menses first
appeared they were very irregular.
They occurred too often and did aot
leave for a week or more. I always
suffered at these times with terrible
pains in my back and abdomen. Would
be in bed for several days and would
not be exactly rational at times. I
took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, and menses became regular
and pains left me entirely." Mas. K.
V. Custkb, Brule, Wis,
Equina Losses In War.
In all protrnotod wars the loss in
liorsos from disease is terribly heavy.
In Nnpoloon's campaign across tho Kie
men, out of 00,000 horses, no fewer
than 45,000 succumbed In six 'months.
At tho ulogo of Plovna the Russians
lost 00 per cent of their draught ani
mals, and in tho Egyptian wars of 1883
tho English liorsos woro disabled, of
which 000 died from sickness and only
0 on tho field of battlo. Pearson's
Magazine
A now regulation cog introduced in
fiwlai watches, works so , accurately
that the timo piocos do not vury 10 sec
onds in a month.
Every saloon at Tullahomo, Tenn.,
has been placed under the legal baa
chargod with Sunday liquor selling.
Try Allen'i Foot Base,
A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At
this season your feet feel swollen, nnrvous
and lint, and get tired easily. If you have
smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's
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Bold bv all druggists and shoe dealers for
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. Qlmstead, Leltoy, N. Y.
Crime Prevalent In Berlin.
Crimes of violence, whose perpetra
tors have remainod undiscovered, have
become so common in liorlin and its
neighborhood that the Prussian min
ister of tho intorior has given notlco
that all violout deaths stinll bo report
ed at once to a spooial bureau, which
shall dooido whether tho local or Ber
lin police shall tako up tho case, and
In certain instaucos shall set its own
detectives to work. N. Y. Sun.
Physlelun and Morphine.
In a rcoent address boforo a graduat
ing class of medical students occurs
the following most sonslblo advice:
"While fewer physicians become in
sane than members of other profes
sions, a larger proportion become ad
dicted to the use of morphia. Opium
In any form is exceedingly dangerous
whsn self-administered. No physician
should attempt to treat himsell, but
always take the advlco and follow the
direction of another physician."
NO REMEDY EQUALS PERUNA,
SO THE WOMEN ALL SAY,
Mum Susan W;bm.
Miss Susan Wymar, teacher la the
ftlohmond school, Chicago, 111., writes
the following letter to Dr. Hartmaa
regarding Pe-ru-na. She says: "Only
those who have suffered as I have, can
know what a blessing it is to be able to
find relief in Pe-ru-na. This has beea
rny experience. A friend is need is a
friend indeed, and every bottle of Pe-ru-na
I ever bought proved a good
friend to me." Susan Wymar.
Mrs. Margaretha Daubtn, 1214
North Superior street, Raolne City,
Wis., writes: "I feel so well and good
and happy now that pea cannot de
scribe it. Pe-ru-na is everything to
me. I have taken several bottles of
Pe-ru-na foi female complaint. I am
in the change of life and it does me
good." Pe-ru-na has no equal in all
of the irregularities and emergencies
peculiar to women caused by pelvic
OAtarrh.
Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus,
O., for a free book for women oaly.
-'KSaaaT aawfaaaURl
iflt V H
, IS BLIND AND POOR.
BARONESS JENNO VAN RAfiDEN
DYING IN AUSTRIA.
She Una Had n Career in Which the
Komniitlc and Tnijdc Were Htrntiucly
lileitdcd-lnfuttiuted lliigband Killed
Jb'otir Admirers.
Wealth and splendor have gone; the
nmn who killed four others for bur love
lies uiolderlug under groitud with his
victims; tho world that bowed before
her beauty uns forgotten her, or, If It
remembers, remembers only to pity
for a missing moment; the beautiful
eyes that onto were watched eagerly
by hundreds for a glnuce ate sightless.
If is the end of the glory of the Baron
ess Jenny von Hahdcu. She tics In Nlzza
Austria blind, uilserutily poor and
dying. The magnificent tralued horses
which she loved passionately, and with
which she won applauso from all of
Europe, have been Bold loug ago for
debt, and she does not know who owns
them now. She haB made with barely
one step the voyage from lnagnlnccnca
to bitter misery.
It was ns an equestrian that Jenny
Weiss first becamo one of tho cele
brities of Europe. Mnny wooed her.
Of them all none wooed as did the big,
handsome, dashing, prodigally rich
Itusslan, Baron von ltahden. Ho won
her, and became as fierce an adorer of
his wife as he had been her adorer dur
ing courtship. Ho showered upon her
lore and wealth and watched over her
with Jealous care.
For this man, with his savage love,
there came torment. Ills wealth was
swept away In a night, and he faced
life as a beggar. Unfitted for work, ho
struggled bitterly, until sheer necessity
forced him to let bis wlfo return to tho
circus arena with her horses. Faith
fully she labored for him and herself,
and her work was rewarded excellently
with both fauio and money. But thu
life was mortal agony for the Itusslan.
Night after night he stood where his
tierce eyes could watch tho audience,
and every glance that seemed to lack
tespect, every, word that seemed to
Imply admiration, even the applauso
that was luvlslied on her, bit Into him
as ncld-luto a wound.
Soon Vleuua wast startled by tho
news that a duel had been fought be
tween It I in and uu otllcer of high rank,
and that his opponent had been killed
at the first fire. It was proved that
tho dead officer had attempted to forco
his attentions ou the equestrian, and
the baron was uot prosecuted. The
ttaglc affair cooled neither the baron's
blood nor Unit of the admirers of the
baroness. A second duel In tho south.
or isurono soon toiioweu wie urst, unu
unother dead officer was Jeft on tho
field to testify to tho prowess, this timo,
of tho baron's sword. Again, in France,
a civilian, ouo of the richest men of tho
day, tried to send a note to the baron
ess. Tho barou Intercepted It, and tho
next morning It becamo known In tho
town that tho baron's deadly record
had been increased by another victim.
This third duel sufficed to frighten
the most darlug, and for a considerable
timo even this Insanely Jealous man
found something like peace, for there
was no man In any of the crowds that
watched .the beautiful womau rldo who
did not keep himself in rein, well know
ing that the Russian's sharp eyes wero
roving over each faco In turn with
flereo watchfulness In every glance.
But finally, In France, a Danish naval
officer becamo Infatuated with the
graceful rider. Terhaps ho was reck
less; perhaps he did not know tho rec
ord of her husband. At any rate, he
took no pains to hldo his admiration of
the Baroness Jeuny. Ills friends hast
ened than to acquaint him with the
truth, but he only laughed at them. It
was a pretty romance aud It amused
him.
One day tho officer stored at the
baroness with open Insolence. Tho
next Instant a great form towered over
him, a voice thick with rago addressed
him and he fell, shot dead. As this
killing was not in a duel the baron was
arrested and tried. Tho end was that
be was acquitted. There followed a
few years of comparatively serene life.
Through It all ran the strain of a per
fect love between these two. And then
the baron died.
That was two years and a half ago.
In that time the baroness appeared
with few Interruptions and earned the
admiration of alt Last January she
appeared in Nlzza. For some time be
fore that she had suffered from pain in
the spine, but sbo Insisted on appear
ing. She rode all evening, and her acts
wero even more brilliant than usual.
But even while the applause was ring
ing through the place she faluted and
slid helplessly to tho grouud. She was
carried to tho hotel burning with fever.
Wheti she awoke the next morning she
begged her attendants to open the shut
ters. But the shutters already wero
wide open. She was blind. Physicians
consulted and consulted, to arrive only
at the same verdict hopeless. Tho cir
cus folk did what they could until the
show had to depart from Nlzza, They
TUB nAltO.Sfc.aS A.Nt IIKB HOUSE.
left her behind them in the hotel,
whence later she wns taken to a hospi
tal and where she la now dying. All of
her horses were sold for her mainten
ance. PREFER TO RfcMAIN IN MEXICO.
Natives of Our Bister Mcpubllc Seldom
Kiiilnrutc to thu Stutcs.
By the lust census taken In 1803 tho
population of Mexico was IL',078,000.
By the last census of Canada, taken In
1SU0, Its population was 0,1125,000.
Thera are thus mute than twice as
many Inhabitants In .Mexico ns In Can
ada, and the facilities of travel between
Mexico and tbu United States are
equally good, but by the lust census
thero were 1,000,000 Canadians In tho
United States aud only 77,000 Mexicans
a disparity bo great us to rcqulru
some explanation.
It has generally been supposed that a
majority of the Canadians In the Uni
ted States arc residents of cither tho
northern counties of New York or tho
manufacturing districts of New Eng
land, Into which thero has been of ro
cent years a' very largo Immigration of
French-Canadians, but It Is a fact that
the Canadian-born population of tho
United States Is pretty evenly distrib
uted, and by tho last Federal census
there wcro 181,000 Canadians In Michi
gan, 20,000 In California, 40,000 In the
Stato of Illinois, 17,000 In Iowa, and,
more curious still, perhaps, 3,000 In
Texas. Two-thirds of all the Mexicans
In the United States are to bo found
within the Stato of Texas and the other
one-third In tho other forty-four States
and Territories of the country. By tho
last census the whole number of Mexi
cans resident In New York was return
ed as 330, of Missouri 130, of Illinois
143, and of Colorado 007.
Tho most frequent explanation given
for the scarcity of Mexican residents In
tho United States Is found In the differ
ences of climate. But this explanation
Is not the true one, as Is shown by the
figures In Mississippi, a Statu whoso
cllmato moro neatly, perhaps, than any
other, with tho exception of Texas, re
sembles that of Mexico; thero wcro
only thirty-one Mexicans In Mississippi
returned by the last census, In Ala
bama thirty-four, and In Arknnsas
twenty-seven, while In tho North At
lantic States there wcro 050. Another
explanation of the lack of Mcxlcau emi
gration to this country Is given In tho
unfamlllarlty of Its people with the
language, but that view of tho caso Is
not well supported.
Tho republic of Mexico has not been
Increasing much In population through
Immigration In recent years and tho
number of American emigrants to Mex
ico has been continuously small. Thero
were by tho last enumeration 7,200 for
eign residents In tho capital city of
Mexico, the total population of which
was 345,000. New York Sun.
World's Smallest Battery.
This picture of "Illuk and Dink," the
youngest battery In tho world, Is
copied from a snapshot taken of Fran
cis Walsh, n young Kansas City lad, who
tins been visiting Boston lately, and Fred
Wlltzlnger, a youngstor from Dorches
ter. Both aro friends of Charley Nlch-
ols, of tho Boston Base-ball Club, two
of whose uniforms woro remade to fit
the young players. "Illuk" Is the pitch
er and "Dink" tho catcher, but If
"Hlnk's" curves fall to bowllder the op
posing batsman "Dink" takes bis place
on the rubber, and "Illnk" dons the big
mitt, mask and protector.
No Monotony.
According to the statement of the
ten-year-old daughter of a Massachu
setts clergyman, there are ways of mak
ing an old sermon seem almost new.
"Molly," said ono of the friends of
this young critic, "does your father
ever preach the same sermon twice?"
"I think perhaps he does," returned
Molly, cautiously, "but I think bo talks
loud and soft In different places the
second time, so It doesn't sound the
same at all." Youth's Companion.
Army Berrloe la Russia.
Russia has three armies, with differ
ent terms of service. In Europe her
men are five years In the active army,
thirteen In the reserve and five In the
second reserve; In Asia they are seven
years In the active army and six In the
reserve; In Caucasia they are three
years In the active army and fifteen In
the reserve.
A Trade la Itsalft
Citizen Seo here, I'll give you a
dime, but I believe you asked me for
money only yesterday. Why don't you
learn some good business?
Able-bodied Beggar I bavo learned
one, sir; I'm a re-toucher. Life.
A man spends money more freely
when after a cheap office than when
after a wife, and regrets less what It
cost blm.
Every one reaches a day when be
tells something he has always kept a
secret
HtMK AND DINK.
RAM'S HORN BLASTS.
Varmlasr Netos Calliasr tit Wtck4 la
tteaeataac.
EAVEN Is not a
reformatory.
The humble are
always lifted up
In heart.
Calm seas make
careless sailors.
Man soon wear
ies of the worship
of humanity.
Thero Is no eat
ing the nut for tho
man who Is toa
lazyito get through tho shell.
Where tho heart sinks tho hand can
not succeed.
No case Is so shameful as when a man
loses shame.
Failure Is often but man's namo Mr
God's successes.
Tho true Christian, pays taxes where
his citizenship Is.
When your foes laugh with you your
friends will weep.
Religion makes tho' church and not
the church religion.
The showers of blessing always fol
low the coluds of darkness.
Death Is an Incident and not an In
terruption of life's progress.
A sealed tomb Is tho only comfort of
those who look only to a dead Christ
When wo are living to do good we
can depend on Cod and angels to help.
The glory of God Is not so much In
His righteousness as in Ills gjt of It
to man.
Itfls a libel on any bird to apply tho
proverb about flocking together to tbe
saloon contingent
It Is better that God should take
away your Joys than that you should
escape from Ills sorrows.
Tho twentieth century will offer no
greater wonder than that of tlm nine
teenth tho saving power of tho gospel.
Many a man puts a lino monument
over tho grave of his wlfo. who mado
her get up and light tho llro every
morning.
The devil will not euro who does tho
preaching, so long as his plans aro
adopted for raising the money to run
the church.
When a man begins to put the rotten
apples In tho bottom of tho measuro,
how soon he begins to coucludo that
tho Blblo Is a fable.
The fact that tho Blblo comes from
God may bo as clearly demonstrated
by testing Its promises, as diawlngfyour
check will determlno whether you uuvs
money In bunk.
MALARIAL LORE.
Statements Made by an Kxpcrt on the
,8abject of Mosquitoes.
Thojnan who kills a female mosqui
to Is a public beuofactor according to
Professor A. Colli, as quoted In tho
Philadelphia Medical Journal. The
best timo to destroy theso carriers of
malaria Is In tho spring, "For every
mosquito killed," says tho malaria ex
pert, "thero will be 200,000,000 less In
tho following year If eggs aro laid four
times, and 20.000,000,000 less wheu
eggs are laid live times." Petroleum
thrown upon tho pools of stagnant
water where they lay their eggs de
stroys tho young as soon as hatched,
tho oil getting into their breathing ap
paratus when they come to the surfaco
for air. Thu expert warns persons sus
ceptlblo to malaria not to sleep In tho
open air, but to remain Indpors at night
and In tbe early hours of tho morning.
If tho wludows aro open no light
should be lit to prevent the Ingress of
mosquitoes. Wludows and doors
should be covered with netting.
If one Is obliged to be out at night
In a mosqulto-malarloiis couutry, tho
face and neck should bo covered with
a veil and tbe bands with gloves. Tur
pentine, turpeutlno soup, Iodoform,
menthol, and a paste of valerianic acid
.a.ro good chemical protcctlvcs. Senor
Oelll makes thu novel observation that
"In a malarial country a patient sick
with malaria Is a danger to others and
should bo Isolated." Ho Is a sourco of
Infection to tho mosquitoes that bite
him, and through tho mosquitoes ho
infects his fellow-men. Qulnluo disin
fects tho blood, but It Is of llttlo uso
against "certain parasite forms that
produce relapses, and of no uso against
the amoeba which completes tho sexuul
cycle In tho'mosqulto." Baltimore Sun.
No Hot Water.
I don't believe you kuow qulto all tbe
troubles people In office have, auyway.
There Is, for Instance, on estimable
lady of my acquaintance who Is cm
ployed In one of the departments, and
1 won't say It Isn't the Agricultural De
partment. I met her after hours the
other day, and she complalued of head
ache. "I didn't get my tea at noon to-day,"
sbo explained. "You see wo mako tea
every day for luncheon, several of us
together, and tho messenger brings us
hot water. But some days he can't get
us any, and to-day was ono of tho
days."
"Why couldn't be get any to-day " I
asked.-
"Why," she snswered,. "you see Mr.
Secretory was taking a bath. Wo can't
hare any hot water on the days when
Mr. Secretary takes bis bath." Wash
ington Post
Hot-Water Lmmps.
Hot-water lamps are being set up In
Tondon wltb slot arrangements by
which hot cocoa, coffee or soup can be
obtained as well as water.
Every young man should learn to pad
dle his own canoe but lie should leara
to swim first.
fJsT
ill Tomti.
Whoever so named New York's
jloomy prison chose au apt and signifi
cant phrase. Many a wretohod crim
inal has found indeed therein that the
j path of sin is tho path of doath, and
I iiiis mourned at tho burial of his own
' blighted hopes and ruined resolutions.
But "stono walls do not a prison
mako." Thero aro thoso who sit Hu
tu u rod in "tho tombs" of a dead punt
and woo (til prosout. Tliotusolvos, as
Milton would liavo it, aro thoir own
duugeonq. Let them lift up thoir heads
to tho dawn and frcodom. God is not
far from any ouo of ns. BuptUt Union.
Do not omit tho lato cuoumbors for
pickliug. Tho sood may be plantod in
Juno or July. Tho Whito Spine is an
excellent variety, as it is uniform,
round and of good length. It is also
fntirtnr nml vnrv nvtgn liavtncf it InnfV
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stem, and thoy koop woll as pioklos.
Thoy mutt bo picked off daily or thoy
will grow too largo.
What Will llecnme ofChfnaT
Nono can lorsce tho outcome of the
quarrel between foreign powers over tho
division of China. It Is interesting to
watch the going to pieces of this race.
Many people are also going to pieces be
cause of dyspepsia, constipation aud stom
ach diseases. Good dealt fi can be retained
If we use Hojtctter's Stomach Dlttors.
The Chicago Tribune thinks a oycle
path for wheblmen may bo considered
a, good thing on the side.
Poet's Trnnble.
"The gas bill is twlco what It was
last month," said the poet's wife.
"There must be something wrong with
the meter."
"I wish I were a gas company,"
sighed the poet. "Every time my
meter goos wrong I lose money." In
dianapolis Press.
Black cotton hose should bo dried
and ironed on tho wrong side to pro
vont fading.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
Ai mercury will itirclr destror the sense of
smoll and completely etorango the whole sys
tern when emeriti It through the mucous sur
(aces. Huoh articles should noter be uied ex
cept on nrcicrlntlom from renutablu nhrit-
clnns.Ks the damago they will do ! tenfold to
' the good you can possibly derive from them.
nairs uatarrn lure, manuiacturcu or r. J.
Cheney It Co.. Toledo. O., contains no mercury,
and la taken Internally, acting directly upon
tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system.
In buy big Hall's Catarrh Cure bo sure you got
the uemilne. It U taken Internally, and mado
In Toledo, Ohio, by K.J, Cheney at Co. Testl
monlaU free.
Hold by Druggists, price 74c. per bottle.
Halt's Family Tills aro the best.
Tho iucoine of John D. Rockefeller,
of tho Standard Oil Company, increases
at tho rate of 9084 an hour, night and
day.
City Clerk Donovan, of Boston, haB
chosen for his messenger a 17 year old
girl, Miss Annie G. Hiloy, tho first of
her sex to hold such' a position in Bos
ton. The olvil service commissioners
bolng, unablo to supply a girl in ro
spouso to Mr. Donovan's request, ho
chose his own messenger.
Confusion in the head, vertigo, stu
por, fuintnoss, nausea, vomiting, gen
eral doprossion of the nervous aud cir
culatory functions, follow tho iugostlon
of largo quantities of tobacco.
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An Kasjr Job.
"What Is Smith doing now?"
"He is traveling with a circus."
"Pretty hard work, isn't it,"
"No; he has nothing to do but te
stick his head into tho lion's mouts
twice a day." Tit-Bits.
Silence Is Oolden.
Mrs. Stubb John, would yon refes
Lto a gun as feminine?
Mr. Stubb I should think not Ma
ria I
"And why not?"
"Beoause guns oan bo silenced."
Chicago Evening News.
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Eyesight is frequently impaired by
tho uso of tobacco, dno to the paralyz
ing of tho nerves controlling tho iris,
or paralysis of tho optio nervo, some
times resulting inabsolutolossof Bight.
Mothers wuTfiud Mrs. Winston's Sooth
lug Syrup the best remedy to use for thelt
children during the teething period.
Tho towns of Eddy nnd Moody, Tox.,
havo each voted "no llcouao," the
former by a big majority.
l'lso's Turn for Consumption Is an liifal
nble medicine for i-Onghs and colds. N.
W. Samuri., Ocean Urovo, N. J., Feb. 17,
1000.
In Prussia habitual drunkards may
be legally put in chargo of guardians.
Thermometer a Nursery Requisite.
A thermometer is almost indespensi
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ble, hang in the middle of tho room,
away from tho door, window, wall and
fireplace, whero the mercury may be
aneutod by the draught. It tho mora
whore tho baby is obliged to sleep is
very hot in tho middle of tho day, or a
at lilght, hang a wot sheet over the
window and loavo the door open.
Sprluklo tho shoot as it dries with a
whisk broom that has boon dippod ia
cold water. Ludlos' Homo Journal.
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