Portland new age., August 04, 1906, Image 8

TIIE 3STEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON
Is It Your
OwnHair?
Do you pin your hat to your
own hair? Can't do it?
Haven't enough hair? It must,
be you do not know Ayer's
Hair Vigor I Here's an intro
duction! May the acquaint
ance result in a heavy growth
ofrich, thick, glossyhalr! And
we know you'll never be gray.
" I think that Ayer'a Hair Vigor U ttift mod
wonderful iialrgrower Hint waseivrr made. I
have used It for mmi tlmn and I can truth
fulljr say that I am greatly pleased with It. I
cheerfully trounmend It an splendid preparation."-Miaa
V. IIhock, Wayland, Midi,
IpW
CHANGES IN BIRDS' HABITS.
With New Condition Com A dap taw
tlona Dictated bjr rteaaon.
Among tho familiar examples of the
changes In the habits of birds which
hare resulted from association with
mankind are those of tho chimney
I "I couldn't got a seat In tho cars to- ,w,- pP?u'n,rljr named h.,mn.ey
day." "Oh, that's a complaint of long wlow, which formerly nested In the
hollows of trees and now In all settled
A
Mad br J. O. Ayar Co,. towell, llui,
i.o nanuiaoiurera or
SAR8APARJLLA.
PILLS.
CHEBRY PECTORAL.
yers
'regions using the chimneys of the
houses, and tho barn and cavo swat-
standing." Judge
Her Itangc. Mrs. Knlckcr What
ntrt lln tnlt nli.n.O ttkA tlnnlf mm
i7.ii i ti i . tt ... lows, tho former originally nesting In
lirldge and IlrMget-Ilnrpert Untar. eflVCJ nnd nQW bu,dtng
"There s Madeline. Hho's begliiiilng nnd rnftc of bnrn9f nnd tuo lfltt
to show her nge, Isn't she? "1'oti mean onco a cnff.dweller, now attaching Its
alios beglunlng to hide It." Harper's curious mud tenement under tho shel-
Hnznr. ter of tho caves of barns and dwell-
Tommy Papa, what Is a consulting lngs.
physlclun? I'upa Ho Is a doctor who in a series of Interesting notes In
Is culled In at tho last moment to shnra tho Auk on tho changes In tho habits of
the bluiiiu. Life. birds Qeorgo F. Droulnger records hav
"Fuiiulmnn has a dry sort of humor.", Ing obsorved In Mexico tho old and the
, 'Tea, his Jokes are enough to drlvo olio
to drink, if that's what you mean."
Town and Country.
1'upll Do you bellcro In spelling re
form? Teacher In your case I do.
About every other one of your words Is
spelled wrong. Detroit Free Press.
"How fur Is It ter do luud er Con
ton tV" "It's 'cordln' ter how much
faith you got, Ef you think you In It,
Ce-natia Tnkliiar Wilder I) I Aim 1 1 lea.
To take the cenmit of the Itrltlsta
empire l.i a matter of tliniculty In ccr-'dur you Is. En ef you don't well, It's
aln districts. A native ofllclal was ten nillo furder on." Atlanta Coustl
crdcrcd to take a census of whnt wa'tutlon.
5l?0tr?.: Iir T!"""2J" "fff: I "I jou this Miss Jones and Mr.
n. .. .... .. i .c,,u.i vum , nmrryr ..So. tlu;yve hud
t.on being that he InhnbltnnU had fled ..T1 d , cncll .
on henrfngof Ms approach. More pre-' , kJ , h J , UradstreotV
else Ins ruction, were given o him and ,,.,. Vno
lie pnld another visit to the village. .... ...
The result of hi. Inquiry was given I, ou, l""" ' 1,mdu ,"" I1"-1"
thus In tho tabulated form: Number ot lntely' nsered Hunutor Sur
huts, 2.17; Inhabitants, men over 18 -lmU1' "It's more work than It used to
years of age, 0; women tinder 18 yean to ,nnko a "J,ocdK T1, mibllc "
of age, 0; women, 0; children, 0; to.;cttl"K th,,t U tukc u" orutor Hor1'
t,li o, otisly." - Washington Htnr.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with J.orAI, APPLICATIONS, as tlmy cannot
Leach tho neat of tho illaoaae. Catarrh la a
loxl or I'litiatltiitlonal illm'aw, mill In (inter to
cum 11 you mint takn Intornnl ri'ineillea.
llall'a Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, ami
aclitillroi tlyon tho blond nniliniiroiiiiiirrncvt.
lair Catarrh Curo I not a quark mtdlrlno.
t waa jirrrrrltiril by otiu of tho hoat phynlclain
In tilt country for veal, ninl la a regular tirn.
crlptlon. It la nun K.el of tho lcal Contra
kniitvn, roinhliipil with tho brat Mood purl
flora, arllntf tllrr-rtly on tho mucoiia surface".
Itio pcrfrclconitilnn Inn of tho twoliiKrcdlt'iile
la what producva audi wonderful riiulta In
curlim Catarrh, Hond for toatlinnnUla frcn.
. V J CIII'.NKY .V ft)., l'rotia., Toledo, 0,
Bold hydruKiMHn, jtrlco7ftc.
llall'a Katnlly I'llli re tho boat.
Not In Ilia Man.
A very pretty young woman slipped
nd fell on the stone stepi In front of
her father's limine, spralulug her knee.
Nile disliked doctors, but the knee llnnl-
ly grow no bad that slio was persuaded
to call In medlcnl udvlce. Hhe wouldn't
have this doctor or tbut one, but finally
said she would consent to having called
In s certain spruce-looking young man,
carrying n homeopathic medicine case,
who passed tho houe every day.
The family kept a sharp lookout, and
when he came along called him In.
The young lady modtwtly raised her
klrts and allowed the disabled member.
The young man looked nt It nnd said :
"That certainly Is (julto serious."
"Well," said tho young ludy, "what
shall I do?"
"If I wero you," he said, "I would
send for a phyHlelau."
"Hut can you not attond to It?" ask
ed the girl.
"Not very well," answered the young
man, "I a'" " ',"" Mmor"
CASTOR I A
Tor Infanta timl Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
t&tiffl&&
Uotuo tho
Signature
An Intprraaloii,
"I'm kind ' dlsiiiunigi'd 'bout that
new hoarder," said Mr. Corntosxol.
"Chew up," aiHuoied the farmer.
"There ain't no use o' tryln' to unit
liliu. He's ono o' thoie fellers that
write political articles for the mugn
slue." Washington Star.
Aiitiiiuotillra,
At the clone of ltm.1, eighty-flve thou
ami ttutottuiblles were In mu In tho
United States, or ono to every ono
thousand lulmhltuutN. New York Statu
leads with tnentythree UioumuhI hIx
hundred and llfty machines In use,
while Arizona has only thiee.
No Clianrr.
SlrstiKfr If jou think a cttrfiMv Isw
woulil be a Kiuul thliiK for the town why
don't ym bring tint mutter up Lcfore tlia
city fathrra?
Native -Ttir.t'4 tint troublf. We haven't
ny city fntlnra, Some of V'n ar old
tmeliclnra, nnd Ilia rcat ot Vin llto lu
Apartment hntiarx,
Young MEN, Old MEN, Mlddle.Aged MEN
Send for lice pamphlet in nlaiu cover.
Tells about an upnlhuu'o that insures
Impplnens, health ami muvcos in lifo.
Free send todav.
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TIIK DAISY Pl.Y Kll.l,i:tl itratroya all tha
uir aim aironia
comlirtloavry
i.wiiia-iii uiuin
room, alfplu(
fuvui aun au
1'lt.cet whet
Olaau,
mat and will
not aoll or In.
Iur anylblng.
Oldboy I wu run down by nn nuto-
mobllo tho other day. Do Voting Wero
you hurt? Oldboy Not until a Tool
bystander remarked that It was u
shaiuo to see mi old man bowled over
like that. Chicago Dally Nuws.
Pointing to her sous, Cornelia had
Just exclaimed, "These are my Jewels I"
"Then," replied tho heartless Janitor,
"you'll have to keep them lu the wife.
As children, they ain't allowed lu this
apartment house." Harper's Ilnxiir.
Young Husband It's very pretty, but
don't you think It wtw extravagant to
upend ?i!8 on a ring? Young Wife
Hut you see, darling, I had already sav
ed the ?-S by getting a gown that was
reduced from JftW to ifUO. Brooklyn
Life.
"Do you tnko uny Interest In raro
mid beautiful booksV" "No," answered
Mr. Cumrox; "I used to; but now It
you subscrlbo to uu expensive publica
tion peoplo think you did It to keep
bomethlug out ot print." Washington
Htar.
Hicks How do you happeu to bo
going Ashing on Friday? I thought
you believed Friday was uu unlucky
day. Wicks Well, I always have. Hut
It occurred on mo this morning that
lerhnps It would bo unlucky for tho
Hull. Somervlllo Journal.
"You will uuderstnnd, sir," Dr, Price
Price began, "that 1 cannot undertake
ts euro your cnxo without a diagnosis."
"That's all right," Interrupted Nurltch,
haughtily, "1 h'iwho that's tho medical
word for 'feo lu advance.' Nnmo yer
tlgger I" Philadelphia Press.
"What wo want," said tho reformer,
"Is a system hy which the olllco seeks
tho man." "We've got It right hero lu
CrluiHou (iulch," answered Pluto Pete.
"Tho whole sheriff's olllco was out last
night hutitlu' tho feller that got tho
wrong boss." Washington Star.
"Is Dr. Wank u homeopathlst?" was
asked of the porter who answered tho
ring of tho door-bell. Hesitating for n
moment, his African features lighting
up, tho porter replied: "No, sah; no,
sail. Dr. Blank goes out nn' treats
patients right along, sail." Ex.
"Torrenco Mct'artey, do you awcur
that you know tho applicant, Michael
Murphy, who has itintlo application for
an lucreiiHO of pension?" "You may
well Hay that 1 do," said Torrenco.
"Mo and him wero shot lu the sniuo
leg at Aiitletiun." Boston Herald.
"So tho millionaires gavo a mask
ball? Was It a success?" "No, but
It would Iinvo been n success savo for
Percy Lavender." "What did ho do?"
"Why, ho went disguised as a process
server, and all tho millionaires Jumped
out of tho windows." Chicago Dally
News,
A Chicago mother wns trying to get
her llttlo boy to go to bod. "Bun uloug,
Johnny," she suld, "and get into your
bel. Tho llttlo chickens have nil gono
to bod," "Yes, mother, I know," said
tho llttlo tot, with a milvorlug lip; "but
tho old hen went to bed with 'em."
Judge.
Old Woman (awaiting magistrate's
slgunturo to hor declaration that she
now way of swallow-nesting. In the
ancient town of Tuxpan ho found nu
merous Instances of barn swallows
nesting In tho living-rooms, and In tho
unsettled portions of tho State of Chi
huahua, 100 miles back from tho rail
road on one of tho largo hnclendns-n
region devoid of tho time-honored
adobes barn swallows still nested on
the rocks.
Mr. Drcnlngcr notes other changes In
tho nesting habits duo to tho removal
of largo timber. There Is, for exam
ple, tho Lucy's warbler, which normal
ly nests In nnturnl cavities In tho
trunks of trees, most commonly In the
mosquito, but In the vicinity of Tucson,
whoro tho larger trees hovo been cut
away, tho wnrblcrs have In sotno In
stances hnd rccourso to rebuilding their
nests lu tho nbatidoned nests of other
species, nnd, most curious of nil, nmong
tho small limbs of a mesqulte tree.
In timbered countries tho flickers cut
holes lu the trunks of trees for tholr
nests. In somo sections, where tho
largo trees have been removed and tho
flickers have no longer such nesting
sites, they have taken to tho telegraph
poles. "Along tho railroad between
Benson and Itlsbee, Arl7," writes Mr.
Brenliiger, "tho telegraph poles nnd
fence posts show cvldenco of tho work
of woodpeckers, all by tho Texan wood
pecker. Throughout this region trees
are few nnd tho woodjieckers nro forced
to use nnythlug that Is dead and large
enough to permit of a nesting cavity
being excavated In It Dead stalks of
tho century plant nro often used. About
Phoenix, Ariz., this woodpecker Is com
mon. Timber to their needs is still In
abundance and tho poles along tho rail
roads anil elsewhere nro untouched. In
somo parts of Mexico tho work of wood
peckers on telegraph iwles has reached
tho vtago of a nuisance nnd a sourco
of much outlay of money to keep the
lino In repnlr. Over a plcco of road
running between Han Luis Potosl and
Tamplco tho nuisance has become so
great that tho management threatened
to dip tho poles In a solution of creo
sote," Forest and Stream.
Insistent I'ollteaea.
aood-tompcred, kind-hearted, and
liked evon hy the Russians, Is tho de
scription which tho author of "With
Hussion, Japanese and Chunchuso" ap
plies to the Japanese soldier. He also
gives tin Illustration of the determina
tion of tho Japanese, even wiieu tho
object Is courtesy.
When, aftor tho llnttlo of Tashlhchlu,
tho Ilussluu garrison evacuated
Nluchwaug by order of General Kuro
putklu, tho Jnpuucso wero not long lu
tnkjug command of tho place. Two
ttcouts were tho first to enter tho town.
They rode straight to tho civil admin
istration buildings. There, lu one of
tho smaller rooms, they cumo ilpou a
Busslati soldier who hud inuuiiged to
get left behind his brothers-lu-ari.-is.
Ho slowly roso from behind some fur
niture and faced his captors. They
smiled amiably at him, and, reassured,
lie pulled off his cap and commenced to
fan itlmsolf with It.
Now it Is n common custom for tho
Japanese soldier, lu war and penco, to
carry about with him In tho hot weath
er a small fan. On this occasion a fan
was forthcoming, and handed to I lie
Itusstan.
Ho refused to tako It, preferring to
uso tho cap,
Still with an amiable smile on his
face, ono of tho Japanese, a short man
with abnormally broad shoulders, again
proffered tho rejected fan with tho left
hand, at tho same time coverlug him
with n revolver.
The captive took tho gift without
further reluctauce and fanned himself
with vigor, It cooled him far more
thau tho cap.
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
HUMILIATING -VILE -DESTRUCTIVE
The very name, Contagious Blood Poison, suggests contamination and dread. It is tho
worst disease the world has ever known; responsible for more unhappiness and sorrow than
all others combined. Nobody knows anything about the origin of this loathsome trouble,
but as far back as history goes it has been regarded the greatest curse of mankind.
No part of the body is beyond the reach of this powerful poison. No matter how pure
the blood may be, when the virus of Contagious Blood Poison enters, the entire circulation
becomes corrupted, the humiliating symptoms begin' to appearand the sufferer finds himself
diseased from head to foot with the vilest aud most destructive of all poisons. Usually
the first symptom is a small sore or ulcer, so insignificant that it rarely ever excites
suspicion, but m a snort winie tne skiu
breaks out in a red rash, the glands of the
groin swell, the throat and mouth ulcerate,
the hair and eye-brows come out, and often
the body is covered with copper-colored
spots, pustular eruptions and sores.
There is hardly any limit to the rava
ges of Contagious Blood Poison ; if it is not
driven from the blood it affects the nerves,
attacks the bones, and in extreme cases
causes tumors to form on the brain, pro
ducing insanity and death. No other dis
ease is so highly contagious; many an inno
cent person has become infected by using the
same toilet articles, handling the clothing, by
a friendly handshake or the kiss of affection
from one afflicted. But no matter how "the disease is contracted, the sufferer feels the
humiliation aud degradation that accompany the vile disorder.
Mercury aud Potash are commonly used in the treatment of Contagious Blood Poison,
but these minerals cannot cure the disease they merely mask it in the system. All ex
ternal evidences may disappear for awhile, but the treacherous poison is at work on the internal
members and tissues, and when these minerals arc left off the disease returns worse than
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Doar Sirs : I had a friend who had a bad oase of Con
tagious Blood Poison av.d was in a terrible condition. Ha
triod all the medlolnea ho oould hear of, but nothing did
him any good. Ho went to Hot Bpringa but It was like
tho other treatments ho had used, and ho was In despair
of a oure when he heard of B. B. 8. Aftor taking it for
awhilo the sores all healed, his hair stopped falling out,
nnd, continuing with It, he Boon found hlmsolf oured en
tirely of this hideous disease. JOHN LESLIE,
Rookford, III. 710 W. State St.
I was afflicted with Blood Poison, and the) beat doc
tors did me no good, though I took tholr treatment faith
fully. In fact I eeemed to get worse all the while. I took
almost every so-called blood remedy, but they did not
noetn to reach the disease, and had no effeot whatever, I
waa disheartened, for It seemed that I wonld nevor be
cured. At the advioo of a friend I then took 8. 8. 8. and
bogan to improve. X continued tho medicine, and it oured
me completely. W. U. NEWMAN.
Hamlet, N. O.
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"Miss Jont, allow at to prtitnt Mr.
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Iraatlae. Dr. II ILUIInr, M..M1 Arch UU, l'tilla.,!'.
Afraid of the latrll,
Dill Although birds nre credited
with a sense of smell, an English ex
pert finds turkeys Indifferent to all
odors.
Jill Well, I don't know; I're seen
turkey trying to set a Ions; distance
away whon a motor car was lu the rl
clnlty. Yonkers Statesman.
Will now Till Judvmant Dy.
There Is a shivery, shaky legend Mothers will nnd Mr-, vrtnilow'i Boothing
amouft the peoplo who lire along tho $$2$ift&&ffiiottM'tb0
iiutiKoii mver which is 10 wie oirea
that that stream Is tho everlasting boat
ing waters of n specter who Is person
ified ns Hnmhnut Van Dnm. Awny
bnck In colonial times Itmuhout and
his friends were drinking until late ut
night. I'Mnally this mnu Itnmhout start-
Solrcd Airaln.
"You think you will have a cook
next week, sure?" asked the caller after
n prolonged discussion of tho servant
problem.
I shall, if tho girl hns any regard
ed for home, somo dlstunco up the rlvor, whntevor for tho amenities of life," re
in ins uoai, sweiiriiiK inni tie woum piled the hostess.
row tho dlstnnco If tt took "a month of
Sundays." Itmuhout never reached
home, and tho superstitious peoplo say
that ho hits been condemned to row un
til Judgment day.
"Whnt do you mean?"
"lu order to bo sure of her favor I
hnvo arranged a little dinner In her
honor tho first evening she Is with us.
Can't you come?" Judge.
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2i?nit'irkn,.r:,li?La Jf.? je , ruck.
has lost u pawn ticket) An awkward
thing, yer honor, to loso a pawn ticket,
l'ollco Superintendent Sh-h-h I Old
Woman (not to bo suppressed) Ahem I
It's an awkward thing, yer honor, to
loso u pawn ticket. Magistrate My
good woman, 1 never Ion one. Old
Woman Ah 1 Sun, yer honor, tomo
people nro very careful. I'uuch.
Tho department store salesman had
taken twenty-nlno rolls of dress goods
from tho shelf und was n trifle Impa
tient. "Madame," ho said, politely,
"Isn't there anything hero which suits
you?" "No," replied tho fair shopper,
"I guess I won t select tne goods now.
You see, l'tn Just looking for a friend."
There's another roll on the shelf," said
t.io salesman; "I'll tnko It down If you
Illrd arsuons.
Certain birds seem to possess a re
markable instluct for surgery. The
woodcock, the partridge and some oth
ers are said to be ablo to dress their
wounds with consldornble skill. A nat
uralist observes that he has shot sev
eral woodcock that wero recovering
from wounds previously received. In
every Instnnco ho fouud the Injury neat
ly dressed with down plucked from the
stems of feathers nnd skillfully ar
ranged over tho wound, evidently by tho
long beak of tho bird. In other case
ligatures had been applied to wounded
or broken limbs.
A tluud Thin.
"This Is an Interesting clock, MUs,"
said the salesman, "you really should
have one, especially If you're bothered
with tiresome callers,"
"It's merely n cuckoo clock, Isn't It?"
asked MUs May l'echls.
"Yes. but beclnulm: at 10 n. m. In.
stead of saying 'cuck-koo' every quar-'
ter hour It yells, 'Ho homo I do homel'"
Philadelphia Press.
Female detectives should be good-looker,
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Mention paper. PORTLAND, OREGON.
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Portland Trade Directory
Names and Addressee In Portland of Rea-
scntathc Buslneu firm.
UltKAM BEPAUAT0U8-.W. Ruaranleelb U.S.
heparalor lob th. best. Writ lor frw catalog.
liiuelwood Co, 'mt and Oak.
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tvrrylhlnf In men'a furuUlilnica. Morrlsou auil
hlstb meets. Oppoalt poatoSlc.
PIANOS .t 0H0AN8-.Many tin. Ins'rumanta ni
u'IM?,7ou,,,,ckn'.Mor "moral cfbuyeT
w rite for dwer pilots of p anos now on hand.
terma.gtc Write today. Gilbert Co., Portland
N AVTED-Mra and Women to learn Itarber trade
In elf hi weens: eraduatee earn irora St tu lia
weekly! P tne runors: catalof free; MoT.r
t.yst,mofColleiiCT, N. fourth at.' Portland.
P. N. U.
No. 31-06
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