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Lydia K. Ptakham Med. Co., Lynn. Vaae,
Iu I'liilndolphin n young woman who
played ghoBt gave up tlio ghost from
tho blow of n brick. Which booiiih to
argno that it tuny bo safer to roolc a
boat.
DON'T GET FOOTSOKE. ORT fOOT-
KAHK,
A powder. At tills neaion your fcot feel
nolli-u, nervous nnd uncomfortable. If
you har-smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Allen's Knnt-ICiiso. It rests and comforts:
makes walking euiy. Cures swollen and
wratlng feet, blister and cnllous spots.
Relieves eorus and bunions of nil pnin and
is a certain euro for (ihllhlnlua, Sweating,
Damp or Frosted lVct. Wo hnvo over 30,
000 teMlmoiilnlN, Don't get lootsoro get
Knot-Rise. Try It tudaii. Bold bv nil
drugpitts and slum stores for 25c. Trial
imcknue Vnv.r.. Address, Allen fl. 01m
Sled, l.o Hoy, N. Y.
A Gorninn scientist says tho world
ivolghs 11,013,000,000,000,000 pounds.
This is a ton or two more than wo
tnado it.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Thi Kind You Have Always Bought
Clgnaturo of Ovkxf&dli
Native lions in Now Zoaland in addi
tion to supplying tho communities
with epgs muko tuonisuhoi additional
ly useful by cfttohlug ruts.
There Is snoro Catarrh In this section ofthi
ouutry than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to bo
Incurable
For a (treat many cart
aoc
octoraDro-
aounced it a local dltcane, and
al dltcane. andtirei
rescrlbed local
remeillea, and by constantly lallln
ling
to cure
Ith local treatment, pronounced it Incurable,
Science has proven catarrh to bo aconstltu
tional dlseane, and therefore requires conttltu.
tonal treatroant. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man-
ufactured by K. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
4a the only constitution
Tl
cure on the market.
It Is taken Internally in dotes from 10 droni
taken Internally in dotes from 10 drops to
teasioon(ul. It aols directly on tho blood
nd mucous aurfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it falls to
cure. Send for circular and testimonials. Ad.
dress. K. J. Cli KNKY ft CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by DrinrsJsta. 75c.
JUU'a family rills are the best.
"Emerson Bcacoustroot, making mud
plea in yonr finest uttito?" "What
matters that, nurse? There should bo
no complaint until I will make mnd
pies upon tily finest attlro,"
Contagious
Blood Poison
There is no poison so highly contagious,
o deceptive aud so destructive. Don't be
too sure you are cured because all external
igns of the disease have disappeared, and
the doctor says you are well. Many per
sons have been dosed with Mercury and
Potash for months or years, and pro
Bounced cured to realize when too late
that the disease was ouly covered up
, m. . driven from the
Uka Beget Uko. 8Urfacetobreak
out again, and to their sorrow and mortifi
cation find those nearest and dearest to
them have been infected by this loath
some disease, for no other poison is so
urely transmitted from parent to child
as this. Often a bad case of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula or severe skin disease,
an old sore or ulcer developing in middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con-
tracted
Tha Sim of iha ParamU,
In earlv
life, for it remains smoldering in the ays
tern forever, unless properly treated and
driven out in the beginning. S. S. S. U
the only antidote for this peculiar virua,
the only remedy known that can over
come it and drive it out of the blood, and
it does this so thoroughly and effectually
that there is never a return of the disease
to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards.
Mami mm r cures Contagious Blood
g F Poison in any and all
iW sW iW stages; contains no
ivM ) awfc mineral to break dowa
WkW WkW mW your constitution ; it is
purely vegetable and the only blood puri
fier known that cleanses the blood and
t the same time builds up the general
fcealth. . . .. ,
poison is the moat complete and instruc-
tire ever issued; it not only tells all
hont thisdiaease. but also bow to cure
yourself at home. It ia free and should I
be in the bands of everyone seeking
em?w St pbbino co. atuhta. u.
OK WK AU lutt aiis.
Beet Cough eyrvp. TasiesGood. Vm am
M to Maae. Bold by droajlaU. . WMl
fefegcience
110
ventiori
153
fcap r iB ;1
On a recent scientific test, a workor
In metals succeeded Iu drawing a penny
out Into 5,700 feet of wire.
People mnrvel at the mechanism of
the human body, with Its 402 bones
and sixty arteries. Hut man Is simple
in this respect compared with the earn.
That remarkable fish moves uo fewer
thnn 4.US0 bones and muscles every
time It breathes. It has 4,31!0 veins, to
ny nothing of Its nluety-nlno muscles.
Fifteen years ago bumblebees wert
introduced luto New Zealand to aid by
their fertilizing agency iu the cultiva
tion of clover. A recent report ludlcates
that their bcuellcencc has extended be
yond the clover fields. Hofore the ar
rival of the bees, primroses, cowslips,
pansles and other beautiful flowers
uover produced seeds under natural
conditions In. Now Zealand. Now, for
tllzed by the bumblebees, those plants
all seed freely.
Claude Fuller, tho English govern
ment entomologist In Natal. South Afri
ca, says that the liasutos eat locusts,
oven making cakes of them, as he Is In
formed. Iu IMotermnrltzburg the na
tives, and some of. the whites, gather
the Hying termites that aro attracted
by the electric lamps, and usu (hem
both for llsh-balt and for food. They
are sometimes toasted and sometimes
fried In a pan with butter. Ho quotes
from n friend tho statement that bu
gong moths are cooked by the natives
on hot ashes aud eaten with great
gusto.
Printing of books with Braille type
for the benefit of the blind has made
Immense progress In England within
tho last few years. The Central lend
ing library of Birmingham has uo less
than COO books printed with Urallle
type. This extensive library comprises
the works of such favorite authors as
ShakBpcare, Ilrownlng, Sir Walter
Scott, Tennyson and Kuskln. The Plym
outh public library has also n similar
collection of about 250 volumes, and
numerous other libraries throughout
the country possess similar collections
for the entertalumeut of thoso deprived
of their sight.
Tho distance separating the earth
from the sun is of so much liuportanco
in astronomical computations flint It Is
sometimes Rpokeu of as tho "nstrouo
mer'a yardstick." An opportunity to
Increase the accuracy of this funda
mental meastlro will be presented next
December, when tho recently discover
ed asteroid Eros, famous for approach
ing tho earth .nearer than does any
other heavenly'body except tho moon,
will be In opposition to tho sun. Tho
method of observation will bo by mak
ing photographs showing tho position
of Eros among the stars as seen from
different parts of the earth. From tho
comparative displacement of the aste
roid In the various photographs, owing
to tho separation of tho points of ob
servation, tho distance of tho sun can
be computed. It Is probable that theso
will be the most accurate measure
ments of the sun's distance yet inude.
COPYING DRAWINGS.
Directions na to How Tills) May lie Ac
curately Done.
It Is known that n drawing, laid flat,
can be copied by looking obliquely
through a vertical pane of glass at Its
reflected Image, which appears to
be on a sheet of paper on the other sldo
of the glass,1 where tho sheet Bhould bo
shadowed from the light. Some prac
tice Is needed In accurately tracing tho
lines of the drawing, because the pen
cil point Is accompanied by a refracted
Imago of Itself. ' ,
It Is obvious that the picture Is ro-
COI'VINO l)KAI.N(lB.
rersed In tho Image, right and left To
ibvlato this, a French Inventor has de
fined the arraugement given In the ac-
jompauying illustration. The picture
s placed vertically; It Is reversed In
:he mirror set before It nt an angle of
15 degrees; then Jt Is righted In the tec-
nd Image seen as If thrown upon tho
paper. The church tower In the plo-
mre now appears on the same side of ,
Jjo caiuco as in tlie drawing cophd. la
Jits process, the partition should be of
plate glass, which would give no dis
tortion; but common glass will do for
ipproxlmato outline, to be corrected
ifterward by comparison.
The Record of Homo.
Three thousand bronze tablets, con-
'talulug the records of Home from the
fouudutlon of the city to
Vefipasluu, are buried Iu
tho time of
the mursheii
oeur Ostla. according to Slznor fVintim.
rjDo Maes, an Itullan archaeologist,
r,ley woro gavwl (rom ,he flre w,jJ(.u
8trof f ,t.,)e CaP'0.1, ,a "Jf, a. d.
uu uuu inu'u hj y.iiu. Olaliur .lint3
wuuta the Italian Government to drain
! the marshes and hunt for the tablets.
; .
speaking Is "good." at-
All public
fording to the bills,
t Ifji
GOOD FORTUNE
,HOW AN ENTERPRISING FARMER
STRUCK IT RiCH.
Bhntterett by tH.rn.e, Itobert White,
Willi Kmlnnvorlng- to Cure 111 tiaelf,
lUutde m Fortunate Discovery.
From tho Democrat, ?helbyvlllc, Ind.
Near Waldton, Ind., resides Mr.
Robert White, ono of tho best known
farmers of tho community . He is well
situntod, aud just now has had an un
usual ehnro of good fortune
In his enrlior days Jlr. Whlto was
strong aud athlotlo, but uow whilo on
tho declining sldo of forty, hard work
aud dlsonso linvo mado him a difforeut
man, although today ho is lu good
health.
For a number of years ho has been
troubled with rheumatism, catarrh ol
tho head and stomach. Often in bad
weather liia ailments would bo aggra
vated aud ho would boiu a serious con
dition. When tho grlppo viited this soctlon
sovon years ago, Mr Whlto was ono ol
thoso attacked by this fearful disease
a d was confined to his bed for sovornl
days. After recovering enough to sit
up for a fow days, coucludod ho was
well enough to get out about his work.
Ho wont out too soon. Must nil pa
tionts do that. Ho had n relapse and
wus confined to his bod for sovornl
weeks, ills old disorders became
greatly affected. Tho efforts of his
physician, who had boen attending
him all tho tinio, proved unavailing.
Tho doctor was dismissed. Sovoral oth
ers weru tried -but then' troatmout was
useless. v
Mr. Whito doctored himsolf and used
many remedies said to bo good for his
disoasos, but ho was not holpod.
Ho uut to Mntlsvillo and took tho
baths, hut thoy did him only tempor
ary good. "It seemed impossible to
got loltof," fal(C ho, "audi did not
know what to do.
"At last I waB persuadod to try Dr.
Williams' Pink l'llln for Palo Peoplo,
aud thoy cured mo. I commouood
taking them hut Juno, aud alter taking
llvo boxos, I wus entirely curod. Thoy
roliovod mo from all buffering. Of
coureo I suffered from rhoumatlsm
most, and I am now completely cured
of that. I had triod two catarrh spe
cialists, who woro said to bu good for
tho trouble, and thoy each said my
cbho was iuaurablo. ,Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Palo Peoplo cleansed out
my fly stem, purified my blood, and I
am now strong ami well. Thoso pills
roliovod mo of misorablo'sufToriug, aud
my only regret is, thut I did not have
tho good fortuno to tuko thont seven
years ago. I hnvo recommended tho
medicine to a number aud the dealer
in Waldron says ho has a largo demand
for it."
It was nature's own remedy that ac
complished this ouro caused by impure
blood, for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Palo Peoplo are compoiod of vegetablo
rnmodios I thut oxert a powerful iullu
enoo iu purifylug and enriching tho
blood. Muuy dlsoasoB long supposed
by tho medical profession to bo incura
ble havo succumbed to tho potent iullu
enco of theco pills. This universal
remedy is sold by all druggists.
Ginger Mini Its Uaes.
In n hundred thousand farm houses
tho ossouco of Jamaica ginger is regard
ed us on of tho most valuable of family
medicines. It is still usod with sugar
in the cold water furnishod to haying
hands for drinking. It makos a whole
somo beverage for any ono in hot
weather.
Persons of weak digestion will find
a fow drops of tho essouco usoful if
taken lu water boforo breakfast with
out sugar.
Ginger tea, mado from tho root, is of
service, like catulp tea or sugo tea, to
produce presperatlon iu colds, or to
Btlmulato tho system after oxposuro.
It is more palatable than tho dura
tions of enyo and catnip.
Iu toothaohos a bit of root ginger
chowed slowly will removo tho pain
and make ono camfortablo till a doutlst
can be consulted
Nearly all tho good offoots of alco
holia stimuluut8 can bo securod from
gingor. Iiut tho so-called giuger habit
has to bo guarded agulust. Bo has the
cayenne poppor habit
An Overwhelming Thought.
Our sun is a third-rato sun, situated
in the milky way, ono of myriads of
stars, and tho milky way is itself ono
of myriuds of sectional star accumula
tions, for theso scorn to bo countless,
and to be Bpread over iufilnity At
somo period of their existence euah of
theso nuns had planets circling iound
it, which, alter untold ngos, aro fit for
somo sort of human beings to inhabit
them for a comparatively brief period,
after which they still continue for
years to circlo oround without atmo-
sphere, vegetation or inhabitants, us
the moon does around our planet. There
U uothiug so calculated to take tho
conceit out of an individual who
thinks himself unimportant unit intho
uulverso as astronomy. It teaches that
wo are less, comparod with the uul
verse, than a colony of ants is to us,
and that tho dilferonce between mon is
less than that botween one ant and an
other. Loudou Truth
They who know God lovo IHm, ond
they who love Him leurn to kuow Him
best.
it is a curious and interesting coinci
dence that while the old confederate
cruiser Alabama was for a long time
known as "No, 200," tho new battle
ship Alabama was numbered "200" ut
the builder's yard boforo her unmo was
decided upon, and without any thought
of the original.
I Jlrown I can hit a good cantelouno
every time.
Jones You can Well, say, how
do yon do it-by phveiogoray or pey.
onoiogyr- Jndiauapolij Jouroul.
POISON IVY AND ANTIDOTE.
Spotted Toucii-Mc-Xot Hnlit to Counter
act the Ivy'a Lffecta.
Poison Ivy belongs to the sumach
family and derives Its botanical natuo
from the ancient Celtic "rhudd," red,
and the Greek "toxicodendron," or poi
son plant. The origin of the poison,
which causes great suffering to many
people, was for a long while a mystery,
as the plant Itself contains uo active
poison, us do many plant, but It uow
seems to be certain that the plant nour
ishes deadly bacilli, which enter the
pores of the skin and give tho poisoned
parts their characteristic appearance.
The three leaves are pale green aud tho
creeping plant Is to be-found lu many
parts of the Island of Moutreal. It Is
closely related to tho llhiis Venenata,
or "poison sumach," sometimes, also,
called "poison dogwood." Poison su
mach, however, Is n shrub, with the
drupe greeul8h-yellow and only grows
lu swamps. Its flowers are green and
It Is very polsouous. Tho ordinary
sumach, with red fruit uud crimson
hairs, Is not dangerous.
It Is said that some people cannot go
Into tho neighborhood of poison Ivy
without suffering from tho poison of
tho plant, while others can handle It
without any 111 effects. Many antidotes
to the pojson have been recommended,
as It affects different peoplo differently,
and among the most efficacious havo
been strong soapsuds and bicarbonate
of soda. One peculiarly painful result
of rhus toxicodendron poisoning Is that
wth many people 'tho parts poisoned
arc liable to bo affected for several
years afterward nt about tho samo
period tho disease was originally
caught This plant grows erect as well
ns decumbent, and lu the former caso
Is known as poison oak.
In addition to the nlds of tho drug
gist, howovcr, nature Is said to havo
provided a most efficient remedy for
rhus toxicodendron poisoning, In tho
shape of tho widely spread flower
known as "spotted touch-me-not," or
"Impatlcns fulva." It Is also called tho
"Jewel weed," and Is very abundant In
the water courses during Juno and
July, when the rhus toxicodendron aud
the rhus venenata aro most poisonous.
Tho color of tho flower of "spotted
touch-me-not" Is a deep orange aud tho
spots arc of a reddish brown. Tho Up
forms a sac, not very much unlike the
moccasin flower, and It ends In a
curved spur. Tho seed pods burst If
slightly touched aud scatter tho seeds
all around. To this peculiar property
tho plant owes Its common name. It Is
also called "noll-me-tangrc" and "n'y
loucjhcz pas." Tho remedy Is applied
by expressing the Juices of tho plant
aud applying the samo to that part of
tho Vklu which has been poisoned.
new "Way to soare wolves.
Device for tho Protection or Hiiecp
V from Their Arch Knemlee.
Examiners In the patent ofllce havt
learned by experience that It Is a mis
take to Jump at conclusions regarding
tho usefulness of Inventions. A con
trivance at which they were Inclined
to poke a good deal of fun, designed to
frighten wolves on Western prairies,
was patented less than three months
ago, and already It has come Into cou
slderablo use Iu tho sheep-growing dis
tricts of that part of the country, ac
cording to the Saturday Evening Post.
' Tho device Is an automatic gun,
which goes oft nt regular Intervals,
searing tho wolves awuy from the
flocks'. It constats of a sort of box,
which contains a clockwork arrange
ment with a small steel barrel project
ing from one cud. A magazine, also
within the box, Is loaded with blank
cartridges which aro tired by the clock
work once in ten minutes or so, lly tho
help of a simple mechanical attachment
tho Intervals between discharges are
made as long or as short as may ho
desired
Wolves do not attack sheep In tho
daytime, and tho gun needs to bo In
operation only from sunset to sunrise.
It Is at tho period of lambing that the
(locks are In danger, the tlcrco wolves
raiding them and carrying oft tho
lambklus, and hence the apparatus de
scribed Is Intended to bo employed ex
clusively during that season. It mny
bo that the wolf, which Is a decidedly
Intelligent aulniul, may leant the de
ception after a while aud realize that
the automatic guu has not a uinn be
hind It.
Hitherto tho protection of sheep dur
ing the lambing season on many ranch
es has been a serious problem, tho
flocks being constantly harassed, Men
armed with shotguns make regular
rounds at Intervals during the night,
discharging their weapons from time to
time a troublesome plan, whereas It Is
comparatively easy for a patrol to In
.....
spect, rewind ana reload a number of
automatic guns In various parts of a
ranch once a day.
je,
Tho Forest a Heritage.
I regard the forest us a heritage,
given to us by nature, not for spoil or
to devastate, but to bo wisely used, rev
erently honored, aud carefully main
tained. I regard the forest as a gift '
Intrusted to us only for transient care i
during a short space of time, to be sur-
! rendered to posterity again as unim-,
paired property, with Increased riches t
and augmented blesMngs, to pass as a
sacred patrimony from generation to '
generation. Huron Kerdlnrnd von '
Mueller. I
Bhumliifr the llacchaiitrt.
It was the Hacchante who was sad,
The boy throwing a discus Bought to
comfort her.
"Hut only thlnkl" we heard her sob.
"Some horrid persons glued one of
those ureaurui naming suits on me,
Immodest? Why, I thought I should'
die of shame!" ,
..
This would,
Indeed, Jar one, New
i
York Press.
HAD PLENTY OF TROUBLE.
P lahertnnn Ilnd to Moke Explanations
on Account of an Accident.
This one Is on a resident of Princeton
itreet: He went to sleep on his own
ioorwtep and had difficulty In explain
lug matters to the satisfaction of a
patrolman, who desired his company
to the police station. It seemed that
the victim Is an ardent disciple of Izaak
Walton, with a strong penchant for
trout brooks and fish stories.
He had arranged to go with a uclgh
bor on this particular morning and he
lroso before dawn. Iu fact, It was
tarller than he had intended, but this
be fnlled to discover until, dressed in
als old clothes, disreputable as all lion
tst fisherman are, ho had stepped out
lido tho door Then, as he listened to
the click of the night latch, he be
thought him to look at his watch. Ho
was an hour earlier than the time
agreed upon, aud his night key was Iu
bis other clothes. Ho would sit still.
l'he little stars winked at him aud
blinked at hltn and presently It seemed
to hlin they leered at him. The night
wind murmured drowsily. Presently
be has fishing, excitedly landing a
whopper, and ho had not moved from
his own doorstep. An all-night car rat
tled up Cathcrlno street and through
Princeton. An officer of the law held
:lowti u seat nnd saw that uo unsteady
iteps went astray. "
The car passed tho houso of tho
ileeper nnd the officer's helmet roso up
on the end of his hair. A disreputable
looking burglar was beforo him. Alone,
unaided, he would ninko a capture. Ho
stole up the walk on tiptoe. Tho sleep
rr smiled. He had landed n four-pouud-er.
How he pullcdl Ho was hauling
htm Into the brook. Ho opened. his
ejes; thy grip of the law was upon him.
(t took much persuasive eloquence and
perspiration to convince the patrolman
that everything wiim all right.
There was now a light lu his neigh
bor's kitchen. Tho victim decided to
po over. He did so. He looked In nt
the window nnd saw tho scrvaut-glrl
gcMtlng his frlends'H breakfast. Tho
iervant-glrl caught n glimpse of him
peeping In nt the window and promptly
went luto hysterics.
Ho went lu to soothe her. Ills neigh
bor, sleeping calmly, forgetful that ho
was going fishing, was awakened by
the sound of voices In tho kitchen. Ills
icrvnut-glrl must be entertaining vis
itors. It was outrageous. Ho would
put an end to It. Ho burst angrily Into
tho kitchen and hero etidcth tho trou
bles of tho Princeton street fisherman
-Springfield Homestead.
RECENT INVENTIONS.
Corks which havo slipped Insldo bot
tles can bo easily extracted by a unwly
designed Implement, which has two
bandies pivoted together to control a
pair of elongated Jaws, which nie made
Df strong steel and are narrow enough
to pass through tho neck aud catch tho
:ork.
For proventlng hoisting engines from
lifting tho cage too far the derrick li
provided with a tilting block set In lino
with ono side of tho cage, n rod run-
alng from tho block to tho cut-oft on
tho engine, to stop tho latter when tho
eago rises high enough to turn tho
block.
To prevent tho flow of gas when a
let Is accidentally extinguished an Im
proved, burner has n metallic rod con
necting tho tip with a valve Insldo tho
pipe, tho rod expanding under tho heat
3f the match to opeu the valve and al
low the gas to flow until tho flamo Is
extinguished.
A Pennsylvania!! has patented an im
proved Inclined phibcngcr elevator,
which has lu place of the Inclined end
less chain a set of treads, which aro
formed by mounting the chain on roll
ers, which alternately enter upper and
under guides In rising, to bend tho
tread luto steps.
For automatically throwing tho rails
of switches a new engine attachment' t
has a beam extending out In front, with I
lacKlo ror hwlnglng tho freo end to
either rail, with a Hiuall wheel at tho
outer end, which engages tho switch
I
rail aud forces It Into position ns tho1
engine moves forward.
Skeins of yam aro automatically In
serted lu the dyeing fluid at Intervals
by a new machine, which has a num
ber of endless chains, with links to re
ceive spindles on which Iho skeins are
mounted, with means for revolving the' r
chains to dip tho skeins In a bath at
tho bottom of the circuit.
Articles of food can bo chopped thor
oughly and finely by a now machlno,
having two bladei sut at right nnglea
and fitting closely Inside tho tubular
receptacle, the bottom of tho latter be
ing cut at the name curvu as the
hlflilfttl lA'ilIfll tlfllWru Illik aitltth mitll.w.
"-'"-" ""', , "" . u i
surface of tho knife Into use,
To ludlcnto when the contents of a i
...a a . .L
replace,! with an adulterant a central
rod Is placed In tho bottle, with a float
Homo uuvu ueeu paruuiiy removed and'
mounted on the rod to fall us tho con-'
tents nro poured out, Internal pawls '
engaging notches on the rod to hold the
(lout down when the bottle Is refilled. !
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More llrlllliint Tliuri the Hun,
Prof. Simon Nowcomb. writing of
Bturs which ate bo distant thut they,
have no mensurable parallax, remarks,.
that ono of these, tho brilliant X'uno-,
pus, cull no sunt, mi cuuinil'licu, Q d
l.ow limes ungiiicr titan me sun.
"Whether we should say 10,000, 10,000
or fi.OOO no ono can decide." The first
magnitude stars, Itlgel and Bplca, also
ure ut an Immeasurable distance, and
mum, In view of their actual bright I 71
nogs, wiormously outshine the suu. fjj'
Tho conhtunt labor of four person.
for an entire year Is required to pro-
. ...'
tnniiiiiuru niiiiiviH.
1,.i - Ul I..
duce a casumero sitawl of tho beat, ,,--.......
'"""' Li - fT"'0' "kk i3lcTmb af'co.,
1 346 WasUlnglou St., I'ortUud, Orogoa.
A Cemetery for Dogs. ,
In Paris there has rocently been op-i
enod a special oemetory for dogs wher
the doccased canines can be buried
with as much pomp and be marked br
as protontious a headstone ns their lata
masters can afford. Along the front
of the comotory grounds a handsome)
stono wall has boon erootod, and with,
in the ontrauco pi eithor sido aro tho
house of the conolorgo and tho offico.
Diroctly in front of ono outoring is a
haudsomo marblo monumont. A honvy
roliof in tho stouo represents tho dog
bearing a child on his back, and com
momoratcs tho saving of a littlo ono
lost in tho snow of St. Bernard pass
whom a St. llornard dog found and
brought to a safo rofugo.
Mothers will find Jlrs. Winston's Sooth
ing 8yrup the best remedy to use for their
children during tho teething period.
Neither llrlght Nor Shining.
IIoluo's wit was caustlo. When
forced into tho arena to light a silly
duol, ho said:
"Tho Hold of honor is dirtyl
This is so truo that it is hard to und
erstand why this popular bubblo thus
deftly priokod did not collapso for good
aud all.
TAPE
WORMS
, "A tape worm eighteen feet Iomc al
least came on the soene alter my taking twat
UASCAItKTS. This I nm mire hat caused nay
bad health tor the past three years. I am still
taking Oaaoaret, the only catuartle worthy of
actio by sensible people."
uau, w. uuwi.as, tsaira, mib.
CANDY '
TftADI MANN
Pleasant. Palatable, i'ounl. Taste Oood. Oft
Good, Meter Sleken, Weaken, or Orlpt, rOe, Me.MeT
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
tl.rll.s , C.Mf, CHU., U.lrt.l, Tf. tit
Mil.Tn.lin 8oM and eiiaranterd by alldrog-rlU-IU-BNU
Hit to OlIKKTohaeno Habit.
To innke the Hast of Things.
To ninko tho best of things in thp
Jhtway is to lot things ninko tho hot
ot us. My uoxt duty may bo ono I do
not enjoy; but for consalonco' sako to
do it ns though I onjoyod it is to be
mado a bettor man. Somothlng that
is a groat delight to me knocks at my
door. To mako tho host of it is not
only to enjoy it hoartllv, but "heartily
ns unto tho Lord" who lot mo have it.
Then by my joya I am mado a better
man. So with sorrow and disappoint
moots. They are not meant to dlnflg
ure, but to transfigure me. Livo with'
God, aud all things shall be His serv
ants, and work togothor for our good,
and mako tho best of ns. S. S. Times.
Sweet llrealh I love.
An offensive breath Is an Insult to yont
friends when It enn bu quickly, permanently
remedied by Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Drug
lsts,10o,3.c,U)o. Letting Down it Hnob.
A plnmbor who was sent to the house
of a stock brokor to oxoouto some re
pairs was takon by tho butlor into the'
dining-room and was beginning bis
work whou tho lady of tho house on
terod. "John," said she, with a sus
picious glanco toward tho plumber,
"remove tho silver from tho aldoboard
and look it up at once." Hut tho man
of load was in no wiso disconcerted.
"Tom," said he to his apprentice who
accompanied him, "take my watch
aud chain and those coppers home to
my missus at ouca. Thoro seems to bo
dishonest peoplo about this house."
f-M"M--"-M-44tt
A Very Bad Combine J
t.
la that of
A Very Bad Sprain
and
A Very Black Bruise
It often hapjxna,
but Just a often
St. Jacobs Oil
make a clean, sure,
prompt cure of both.
xt
JOHN POOLK. 1'onTi.AWD, Onroon,
.u0teM.n!!f .'USM jS,,
I'1'"; Mt ",l(1 windmills. The new
J,ee,.f r " wlnamlll, sold by hlin, Is tin-
1
CUTLER'S URBDUTE of IODINE
. A K"raiiteu'l uuie lor Catarrh and
Consumption. Jl.oo, ll I4-k lloz Hi,
W. H. SMITH & CO., Bllff.lO, N.K., PlQp'l.
t
TIIT rri ru 0nr "'y institute,
I fit IVttLtl uUlit or.,,,.T'!'"," ol
ALCOHOL,
OPIUM.
TOBAGO
USING
I'riitlnrf. Kuufi m Ikl.....
Havlllir definite oalholovv. Tt,.
dlteatu yields easily to the
Double (Jhlorlile of fluid
Tl t-Htliiftlit &l Hitinlnt.lj.ri.il ..
the Keeley Inatllule, 31 Olh
"'i""ii iiriiMMil, irguu
rite u if you am in trouble.
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?."e nd supplies, iiutteriea, Call Wells, eto.
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