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Newspaper Page Textt i k THE NEW AGE. POTCTLATTf. OT?RaOT. k: l-f ft". 411 Invitation to wfamets All the world knows of the wonder ful cures which have been innde by Lydiiv E. Plnlthnm's Vegetable Com pound, yet some women do not realize that nil that is claimed for it is abso lutely true. If all suffering women could be made. to believe that Mrs. I'inkham can do 11 she says she can, their suffering would be at an end, for they would t once profit by her advice and be cured. There is no more puzzling thing than tht women will suffer gVont pain Bonth after month when every woman knows of some woman whom Mrs. PloUhom hna helped, as tho letters from grateful women nre constantly being published at their own request. Tho same derangements which make S sinful or irregular periods with nil backaches and headaches, and drofglng-down sensations, presently dTelop' into those serious inflamma tions of tho feminine organs' which completely wreck health. Mrs. I'inkham invites women to writo freely and confidentially to her bout their health and get the benefit I hsr great experience with the suf ferings of women. No living person can advise you bo well. No remedy in tho world has the magnificent record of Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com iwund for absolute cures of female Ills. Mrs. rinkhatn's address is Lynn. Mass. Thrmm Letters from On Woman, Showing how Shm Sought Mrs. Plnkham'a Aid, and was oured of Suppressten of thm Mon as and Inflammation of thm Ovarlosm " Deaii Mits. I'inkham I hare been In bed' a year. Doctorn say I havo female weakness. I havo tt bad dis charge and much soreness across my varies, bcarlng-dowu pains and havo otmenstruatedforayear. Doctorn say the menses will never appear again. Hope to hear from you." -Mm, 3. P. Bbown, Ilolton, Runs., April 1, 1899. "Dicar Mns. I'inkham I received your letter. I havo taken one bottlo and a half of your Vegetable Com pound, and used two packages of your Wash, and feel stronger and better. I oan walk rvfew steps, but could not before taking your Compound. 1 still bare the discharge and am fore ncross the ovaries, but not m bad. Every ne thinks I look better since taking E our. Vegetable Compound." Mns. J. Y. Rowjt, Ilolton, Kans., Aug. 13,1808. " Dkah Mns. I'inkham I think it is ssy duty to let you know tho good that Lvdtft K. l'lnkhnm'a fnioiunm.! 1... ione me. After I took three bottles, menses appeared, and t began 'to feel atrontrnr anil nil mtV naln un ,... Yours is tho only medicine that ever helped me. I am able now to work around the house, something I did not txpeot to do again." Mns. J. P. Urowm, Hoi ton, Kans,, Jan. 35, 1800. Thrmm Mors Lmttmrs from Onm Woman, Rmlatlnghow Shm was Ourmdof Irreg ular Menstruation, Lmu oqrrhma and Baokaohm. Dkak Mks. I'inkham I am suffer lag and need your aid. I have palna In both sides of tho womb and a drag ging sensation in the groin. Men struation irregular und painful ; hare leuoorrhoea, bearing-down pains, sore Bess and bwclllng "of the abdomrii, headache, backache; nervousness, and ean neither oat nor hlccp." Mns. (au ' Pwifcurs, Auna, 111., July 10, 1bD7. " Dkaji Mns. I'inkham I want to thank you for what you have done for aae. When 1 wrote to you I vat a total wreck. Since taking' your Vege table Compound, Liver I'lils and Kunu tlya Wash, my nerves are stronger aud more sternly thun evur before, and say backache and those terrlbln nnltm aro gone. He fore I took join iiiedi-' woe i weigneu less iiiau one hundred and thirty pounds. I now weigh one hundred and flfty-flvo pounds. Your medicine U a godsend to poor weak women. 1 would liko to ak you why I caunot havo a child. I have been a arrled nearly thrcuyears." Miim.Cak mil ruiLUM, Anna, 111., Dec. 1, 1807. " Dkak Mrs. I'inkham I did Just as you advised me. and now- 1 am the happy mother of a line baby girl. I believe I never would have had her without your Vegetable Compound." Um.Cahiuk 1'uilui's, Auna, 111., Jan. 7, 1889. ' Proof that Falling of thm Womh Is Overcome hy Lydla Pmkham's Vege table Oommound. "Diah Mks. I'inkham When 1 wrote to you some time ago, 1 had bees suffering from falling of tho womb for many years without obtain Ing relief. Was obliged to wear o bandage all the time ; also had "bad headache and backache, felt tired and worn out. After taking six bottles of Lydla K. I'inkham'a Vegetable Com pound and four boxes of Liver l'ills, I discarded my bandage and have not had to wear it siuce. 1 am ml rely ured." Mns. J. Y. Tkoutmax, Box u Hamilton, Ohio. "Dkah Mrs. Pinkham For nearlx two years I was unable to work, "j was ery weak and could not stand or flammation of the womb, I began t use Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, and after using Ave bottles feel like a now woman." Mrs. P. N Blakx, Confluence, W. Va. r CLAIMANT! FOR IL Wit UNA'HAN ENSION 0. C.. tl.r Hill r- II BICKFomi. WlshlntUfi, 0. C. tlier Hill r- I ctlTcqiilek replle. B. Mh.S. II VoU.' bUf Kih Corpi irirriilliic claims ilurr 187. I Bart Coo tfrvrTTim Ooo. UmI 1 . , la If. al4 ht Oalrt. 1 -f Georgie's Gab t nmee Pence tit the Puinllr. "Whnt fools some people nro," paw sod when we wove Having u ulco so elublu Tlmo on the fruut portch Thurs dy lilte. "I no it," maw told him. "Sometlinea it makes uiu feci real sad To think they nre so tnciiny itceplc lu the world that can't sec thulr faults as Others seo them without thinking They nre preju dlst ngnlust themselves." "Look at the capttin and his wife next door," paw says. "I should Think they ot to no Hotter." "What have they Heen doing?" maw ast. "I rode out In the same ear with tho captuu to-day," paw nnserd, "and wo got to talklu' about how jellus it al ways uiukes a woinnn to He told sonio other woman looks yiing. Bo ho told mo nil about It. He Bed he got to plnlg lug his wife telling her Mrs. Hassett doesn't look a day moro Than thirty. The enptun's wife sed she new she Was thirty Five, and so they Got a going It, and now she won't speak to him." "It makes me perfectly disgusted with some people," maw Bed, "when 'I hear about the Foolish things they do. .If he wasn't blind he could sec his wife wns rite about It." "But what I blame him for," 'paw says, "Is Htlckliw to It when he could have peace lu the fatnbly by leitln' his wlfo think he Thot, the same ns bIio did, becoz It wouldn't do enny harm." t'And I don't see why she wanted to go on Talking about It," nmw told hlni, "when she new the woiiiuu was thurty. Five and It didn't make enny difference whether the capttin thot so or not." "Yes," paw sed, "and If I would of been lilm I would of let her go nheil thlnklu' the way she Pleased as long as It made her hnlpy, and wouldn't make Mrs. Hassett moio'n twenty-nine or thurty, enny way, and niltc " "Paw," maw told him, "you're Just as hIIIIo iih the old fool of a captmi About that woman. She'll never see Thirty-six again, and you no It." "Thirty-six?" paw says. "Maw, you're crazy. I'll bet she ain't thirty Yet. You enn sec It by her Ixoks." "You no Hotter than that1 maw sed. "If you dqa'tyou miist be as blind as a batt." ' "There's no use getting Into a skrlm midge about it," paw unsold. "I ain't ngoln' to be like the capttin. I no too mutch about hewmun nil Holier for that. If you want lo think you think she's thirty-six go ahead and Think so. It won't hurt her enny or make enny Dif ference about what I Think. So what's the, use getting mad about it? I be lieve lu Doing sensible about these Things. I'd rather' glvo up even when I no I'm rite than to have n nuarl with woiiiun about nuuther woniuu's nlgc. fSo If It'y do yHiny Kool to. Think she's six or seven yearn older Than she Is go nhed and be Happy, and I won't say enny more about It. 1 don't be leave In Ilnrpln', on a tliliig..when you no your breth Is wasted, Hut I cau't see why wlminlu nre so blame Jellus of one nniither's nlgc, ami whnt's the uko rouging her behind her back? What good would It do you If She was forty Instead of twenty-seven or twenty-ate? It wouldn't make you enny younger, would It? That's siinithlug I'd like to have you explane. If the captuu would' of had enny sense he would of Just said all rite when his wife told lilin-slio was live or kIx years older than she Is and dropped the subject like mo'. Hut thnt's where some people" Then maw Jumped up aud grabbed her sowing aud weut In the house nnd slammed the Door ns hard as she could. "Well, by (leorge," paw sed. after he looked around quick two orThree times becor. he thot ho mite get hit by some thing from behind, that's always the way when you go to Tawk fllosotlcklo to n woman. Hero I came home all tired to-night and thot we'd have a nice Aoshublo time so I could Forget about Hlzncss cares, aud that's the way it turns out. No wonder so meuny men haft o go awny from home to get a little sunshine lu their lives." Chi cago Tinics-Hcmld. Tho Fmillsh Maiden. "Whnt Is love?" asked the maiden. The misanthrope replied: "Love is the most dangerous form of Insanity, teaching Its victim to disre gard the first law of uature self-preservation." "What Is love?" asked the mnlden, turning to the child, which replied: "Love Is that which lends my parents to bring me things home, andthe re gard I have for them on such occa sions." "What Is love?" asked tho maiden once more, this time of another maiden of many years. "It s," (.aid she, "nn unsatisfied long ing for something you cannot get." So the maiden sighed and went Into a convent. 1'ooIIkIi maid! Had she asked me, I would have giv en her a few Ideas ou the subject! Harper's lkizar. TiieOiio-.Meul-H-lHy Man. Among eccentric feeders was Dr. (George Fordyee, an eminent anatomist. (lis theory, linked on the hublt of the lou, was that one gorging repast a day was amply sutllelent for any human be ing. He ate only once lu twenty-four hours, aud then at -1 o'clock in the af ternoon. At this meal he consumed linlf u broiled chicken, n ouiid und a half of rump steak, vegetables und cheese. He devoted an hour arid a half to tho consumption of this meal, and In drinking a tnukard of strong Ie, a quart bottle of port wine and salt a pint of brandy. Dr. Fordyee ontlnued this regime for twenty years, and during that time h eujoytd per fect health. " Rich Blood Porfectly Hoalthy People Havo it. If you are easily tired, apt to get nervous, rau'i sleep Vidl and appetite full?, your blood is not Vihat il ought lo be. lllcli blood is shoun by itrong nercs, iiealihy complexion, good nppctltc, stieugth ntul vlu'or. Hood's Pnrynpnrillu ninkes the blood rich nnd I litis II cures nil troubles that nre due lu poor, thin blood, like nnae mlii, nervousness, t lint tired lecllug. Hood's SarsapaHHm Is America's Drrairst Medicine to enrich nnd vllnli'e the blood. All driigplMB. This is the timu toaiulcct the seed corn, as tho growth of stalk, number of ciub on stalk and other advuutagos can bo noticed. Kvery farmer Bhould grow his soed ;'corn in rows eeparnto from tho regular crop, and from solout cd Eced, so as to improve. If this is not done the teed coin should be mark ed in tho Held by tying strips of muslin to the stalks, go as to harvest it when matured. Ilii Your Frpt Ache nml Itiirn? Sliiikeinio vour sliocs Allen's Foot lCnse, a powder for the feet. 'It nmkes tight or new flioes 1'eol c.ih.v, gives Instaitt relief to corn and bunion. It's the greatest com futt di-coveiy of Ihe io. Cities swollen feel, bllMers mid callous spoil). Allen's 1'oot-Kiii.e Is n ceituin cure, for int:roltig null", sunning, BiMiirllug, luii, nclilng feet. We lmc ocr ;t.0"l tc.MliiionliiK tteure.s while oii walk. All Hnt'jjjl-f-s nnd shdn Motes cil lr. J.'h'. Truil puckiuie FltKH by mull. Addie.ss, Allen S. Olmsted, I.e ltov, N. Y. ii French railway cars as now con structcd, with most of the metal parts of alumimim, nre 3,000 pounds lighter than old ones. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Livep Pills. Must Bear Signature of Sif Fac-Slralle Wrapper Below., Vr raaU and ? to take aa pur. FOR HUIACHL FOR DIZZINESS. FOR IILIOUSNESS, FOR T01P1I LIVU. FIR CIMTIPATIIR. FIR SAUIW SKIN. FIR TNECIMPIXXIIff CURE SICK HEADACHE. 1r A Milwaukee tlorist thinks ho lias succeeded iu producing green carna tions by thu use of chemicals while tho plants aro growing. . An odd oxciibo for burglary was giv en by a ono-legged boy, aged 11. He broke into a hardware, store in Kaunas City, Mo., and was captured, lie pleaded ho wanted to steal M)ino tools which would emiblo him to make a woodeu leg for him self. Experiments show thnt a frog de prived of his brains will livo mid eat ami puree existence iu a tort of auto matic manner. TiTSllTuITsi m AS'cgelaUe IVcpawlioaforAs- slDiiiaiins iiierooaaiuiucRuia linfj lite Sloioaclts and Bowels or Promole Digcalion.Chccrrtir ncss nnd nest.Conlalns nelilier OiHtini.Morpliitie norXiiicral. Not "Narcotic. fou iirSAKiTinraun iihirjft'fUtw, Apetfecl Honiedy rorConslipa lion, Sour Stoutacli.Uiarrtioca runl Loss of Sleep. FacSunile Signature of NEW YORK. tXACT COPY OF WRAPPCN. CARTER'S HtJH . t- irryl A Jokfi That I Not i Joke. Mrs. Short Oh, dearl I do wish wo, were rich. Just think of tho good we' could do if wo only had lots of money. Mr. Short Truo, my dear; but we can do a great deal of good in a quiet way now. Mrs. Short Yes, of courso bat so ono will over hear of it. At Orotavo, off the west coast of Northern Africa, grow tho famous dragon tiee, said to no tho oldest in tho world, it wns destroyed by a hnr rlciino in 1807. Hundreds ol years ago its hugo, hollow tiuuk wns used ns n tomplo by tho Gunnel. is. Later the conquering Portuguese dedicated it to Christian worship, The Other Kn.l About tho tlmo of tho collnpso of tho confederacy, cx-Souator Wigfall was crossing tho Mississippi, making his way to Texas. Ho assumed tho char acter of an ultra-union man. On tho ferry-boat with him was a fodoral offi cer, with whom Wigall got into con versation. The olllccr conllded to him that he was ehasiug Wiyfall. "If I fall in with tho trator, I'll hang him to tho first tree." "Yes," vohomeutly romniked Wigfall, "and I will bo pull ing at one end." Our Hcotctt Polillen. "To prcservo tho jowol of liberty in tho framework of froodom," is tho in scription beneath a statuo of Abraham Lincoln erocted on Scottish soil nnd sacred to tho memory of tho Scottish American soldiers who died for our uiiiou in tho civil war. Such monu ments as tliis should typify eternal friendship. ; A reaction has set iu against women removing their hats in ohuroh, and lleV. W. D. Holly, of Christ Episcopal church at Hackcnsack, N. J., forbids th'u women of his Hock to taku off thoir headgear. He quoted from thu Bible tlui3 in support of his Ftand: "Hut overy woman that prayeth with her head uncovered dislionoroth hor head." 11KAKNE8H O.INNOT UK CIlllED By local application, si tlicy eannot reach tho ditcatcU portion ol the fur. 'Ihcrulsonljrone way to euro ilcafne, ami thai It by eonitltu ttonal remedies. Ilcafncts Ii caused hy an In flamed condition ot Urn inncoiiH llnlnxol the Ktntachlan Till. When this tube cell in. flamed jon have a ruinblliiK hound or linper feet hearlitKi and when It I entirely cloied dealncs Ii ilm remill, and iiiileMlhninrlatnuia lion can he taken out and Ihls tube relred to IU normal t otidlllon, hearltiK "111 bo destroyed loroer; iitnueates nut ot ten are earned by catarrh, which Is nothing hnt an Inllained condlllonol the miicoiia aiirtoc. Wo will (she Ono Hundred Dollara for any cfo ol !-AlneM(ciicd by catarrh) that can not ho cured by Haifa Catarrh Cure. Htnd lor Circular, Iree. . . ; P. J. CIIKNKY it CO., Toledo, O. ! Poldby PrUKKl-ti. :! Hall's ramtly fills aro tho beat. The auuouncenieut thai I'okiug is pronounced "I'eh-kiug" will bo apt, snys tho Clovolaml l'lalitdealor, to pique paragrnhpors. When lou i I Ion is served in cups n spoon is laid in tho saucer, aud it may bo oaten' eitllor from tho spoon or drank dirootly from tho cups. Covered cups are very seldom used for this purpose, but when they nio, each portion roiuovea iUu cover and places it just at ono sido o hor plate, and when tho courso is re moved the servant takos away tho cov ers. A Hum Thing for You. ' Kienhodv'a cnnilli aled now and then, nnd tholmfv mire, pure, barmlct euro In Citeareia Candy Cathartic, liny and try! All dritcKlnt'i lOo, v.'Sc, Wc. . I "All tho world lovis a lover" is nu old proverb. Hut all women lovo a weddug. And the bride's dross is more important than the mindo, or tho decorations, the bride's father, tho bridesmaids, the ueliexs or tho clergy man. A novel plan of education has booii adopted in Copouhngeii, Duiunark. No books nre used, hut thu boys are in structed orally, whou at thu same time they perform some light manual work. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years x fiw X x.v 1CAST0RIA THE DEWEY MSSammSmWemsWtM o J3av.' 'mSmimmaMSB&feM3eMmiK'y3aMmIWBemvmX91 atwHE'- s JtiamwutMrianBfstjfis wwhemvnsewiKmUtmwwmtiaiiK'eM' Wjjzf anmmOaamEwSE9fw' u SHsHllLBwrinfV'flBAViiLilBvCH ilWsllsKM?lsWni HHIffl iifflhilJiKwN HI tr I ps3WPlfSC?BlBWJ '1 THIW.'PjBWMlWWWTlTBraWMll ' ' I m "" .rr ''i J-m 1110 nbovo picturo shows tho liouso whoro Georgo Dowoy was born Docout Iter i!0, 18117. It was ooouplod by tho Dowoy family until after tho doath of thu admiral's fnthor. It thou enmo into tho possession of Captain Edward Dowoy, who sold it to its prosout owner nnd ououpaut, T. It. Gordon, Ksq., in tho Bummer of 1880. Mr. Gordon moved it to its present sito iu tho follow ing Fcbruaiy 1800, and has ocoupiod it until tho prosont iimo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon nro unfailing iu their courtesy to tho thouands who visit this shrlue, tho birthplace of Admiral Dowoy. A recent letter from T. It. Gordon to tho Pcruna Drug M'f'g Co., Colum bus, O., reads ns follows: "It is with groat satisfaction thnt I find tuyeolf ablo, after au oxtonded trial to writo you iu this enphatio tnaniior of tho good your Tonum has dou6 my wife. "She has been troubled with catarrh from Childhood, and whenever she has a cold, or any unusual condition of the weather It was worse than usual, and seemed more than she could bear. Tho dropping in her throat at night prevented refreshing sleep, iu fact, we had co nio to look upon it ns inourablo, aud from tho mauy lomodies used lu vain, wo had rcnBoii to. . ' Wc are thankful and happy to say that your ,Pcruna' has been of great benefit to her, and I confidently look for a complete and etitiro euro. High praiso is not too much to bostow upon your romodv." T. It. Gordon. Addross'Tho Poruna Modictno Co., Columbna, O., for froo book on oata'trh. All tho soap in Paraguay is mado fioiu cocoa oil. Cohh oat tho pulp from tho nuts, leaving tho hull enclos ing the kernel clean and smooth. A cow Mill clean 40 to CO nuts per night. Cnitnr'a Ink la Nelimlineully compounded of the best mnterlnla. If your dealer does not keep It lie can get It fur jou. A pot robin awoko n fanner in Now Jorsoy in tlmo for him to frighten awav burglars. Tho price of pot robin burglar alarniB will now go up. I nui sure Plan's Cure fur Cnnsuiuntiiiu saved my life iluee inrs njjn ,Mim. 'hitw. ltonniNH. Mnplo Sluet, Num U'h, N. Y., Feb. 17, IQQO. Dr. Wilde, tho now Argontiuo min ister at Wiihhiugtoii, says that moro daily papcrH are published iu Uuonos Ayros than lu Now York City. Young Kiielurt-ra In all fclcntltln hraitehes aio In .uch demand now, no nit to he farlie)ond thu iinh-. 'rim reiintiu ol this la 1h-chiihi never In thu iil.tnry nl the raeltloCnaftt has thero Lveu audi activity lu MIiiIiil', Kht'irio, II. It. bnlldlne nnd uentirnl Knulucfrlnif Work. Tho Vrtlider NallteiiN'hool of I'rnutlcal. Civil, Mlnlnir, Kleetrlcnl Knslneer. hnr. AnsayliiK O) nulde, em., hloh haa U-oii . talill.lied allien Iw'.l, beiliR tho oldest prnclleal school of today, Iim Iiik machine rhnp, etectrlu IiIhiiis, and all neccMa ryniaratii, admin stu dent .uf all aue. at all times, resardle.s of their preoent education. Illuitrnted i alalosnea am mailed lo any addreai by rnciilloultig ilil. paper aud addrexlui; UI.I .Mnrket Ht., H. 1'., L'iiI, A stnto lunch iu China consists of 140 dishes. E. C. ATKINS & COMPANY (inc.) PORTLAND, OREGON. Vw -sWBuflpmk SMmrWSmmSalsaSmSSSmSr4myS.M saws... it Portland Branch, repaired SO First Stroot. Hire's a Proposition Imi't It reaiounhlo to miino Hist a linn of 8ii)cnrsttxierleiHei'oiild tell nn the In. I uiiy lKclKoO'i value for mir money; Ifjonaru iiiakiiiK liiiiroruiiieiiu In our hniie, or hiilld Iiik n new honte, no matter how tniull or Isrk'O the iinii oii vh loiciid lu eliclrlcal or aa fixture', llreidncer, iiii.nlel furniture, etc., you will mi mime) and be writ tolled If ton fun .illtTIIK. .IDlf.N II A tt Itr: I J' I'll,, Ol first Hlrent, I'lirilHIiil, Oihkihi, CUTLEfi'S CARB0LATE OF IODINE POCKET INHALER. A aintraiitriMl (ii u fur Catarrh anil Coniumptlou. All inii'K;t, f l.w. W.N. SMITH 00., BuffiloJ.Y, Plop's. . FINE OLD ...WHISKY... Gin, Brandy, Rum 12 full quart. 9.0O. I'd Ballon. I.'.M. XXX J'OItT ANJ)IIKItnV, l.o0. AM. (lOOIt (JOUKS Ort'en for f.'VU) and nimard delivered free to nearct JtHllroad or bleaiuer l.atidiu;. Jllt.nk L'ates and KeK. LOUIS CAHEN &. SON Ktabll.tKd 20 Veara. AN fltANt'lHC'O. Utl.ll'OltMA. DROPSY 10 DAKS' Tr.IAlHtflT FfiU. Ilasa made Diopf J ajni Its com pllcatlouii a specialty for twenty jean with tne most woudtrfal iuceen, IUt cared maavtboui. aedcues. s. BI.IL H.OXEtU'3 COlf 3. IS' Box H, Atlanta, 0a. JOHN 1'OOI.B. I'ostmwd, Osroos, ran give you tlio best burgulug lu generuf machinery , engines, boilers, tanks, iiuiniis, plows, belts sod windmills. The new steel 1 X L windmill, told br him, Is un-MusllstL LaLV Mf 3lU. a5 rriii HOMESTEAD. A simple comont for brokon china ot oarthonwaro is mado of powdorod quick lime, sifted through a coarse muslin bag over tho white of an ogg. Mothers III find Mrs. Wlualuw's fc'noth. ing Hyrup tho best remedy to urn for thrUf children during tho teething period. Dish towels should bo washod in luke-warm water boforu scalding; other wise tho greaso and status will bo sot. CONSTIPATION "I liata ione I dnya at a tlma nllhaul asavaaiant uf tli ImiwvU, nut litluK abla, t nioTi tticin icit br ihIhk hoi wttr Injtotlona. t.'litiiuloroii.tlpRtliiii for irirn raii lactd ma If tills mrrlblecoiutltliini during Dial lima I did ar r; thing I lirardnr luiliior fimintaiir rllri auota wiinir emu unlit I litkiin utlnv (JAsOAIlKIU I iiiiit li.Tt fiiminno hi mrre .miatiadar. aud If I nat rich I would utie IIUUIU fur eacli niOTtiqtDli Itiueba rtllaf." AM Men I..IIIINT, ' W) lluiull bt , Dsiroll. Ulak. CANPV , TRAOI mass Nisiarasto I Plaatinl. I'ulalaliln. I'otant. Tatta flood. n Uvod, hafarsirtau, Wtakan.or Urla, IUc, too. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. . uii.i a....; (,.., r.i..., a, .I,,,), s. Jh. m . ..,,. ' Solid Tooth SAWS Band SAWS Shinglm SAWS Cross Cut SAWS Hand SAWS All Kinds of SAWS NOTHING BETTER MADE You can't msWe a rnlilake II you jet a ..Mitchell.. Mitchell, Iieuiis & Stavep Co. PORTLAND, ORECON. CURE FOR PILES lTCIllNd l'llei nriMlura inru.tiir anifi-i.u. 11. hlav. Thl fnrin.n well llllua. Illffdluir or I'rolruillof I'lles are cured hi Dr.Boaonko'n Pile Remedy. HlnpsllcliInK ami Ii redlnt; At.nrb luuiori. 60s a .IsratdruKKl.Uurieat liy ir.ll. Irratttefrca. Write lueatMutyvuria.e. till. IllUANKO, 1'b laJa. 1'a. SOHE WOMEN Think ihev inii't nrln and bear their sufferlnt. In IhU eiillKlitriifil se Iherti Is nu need of tL 'lliclrcuniilalliU Hilda ciirulu Hoore's Revealed Remedy It doesn't dliarolnt, 1 t four dnifflit. N. V. X, V. Alo. 30-ltO. WUBN wrltlns to adfertlaere lea aeakUa this paper.