G. T. Doolittle, M. D.,
Htaltk Officer.
..noili men expect to And green inea
LiU bur Uwir goous.
TUB TkMlTATION
-t nf doors In roun weather l not
Z bit we ire, many of in, compelled to (ace
.l . I.uiiiulil V I luytui U'KI
1 mill l,nir t "0 si-anou ill th
. Tbliii'r e; theitsfoie. there ilmuld be la
'(rf l verT household whtt? Not en
iifte itlniilut, absolutely devoid 0
ijnl but su escltivn action, but a tonic
",., d lb elti-H! Ire form ol in luvlitor
ni in steisllve, the qunlliy of ricfrnie
vl ctia It ' weather. Hostetler's Hlom
nlvr. bi three or four propeillta that no
... ,ii.ni iiae'siis pms s-e. Not only dim
h complaint which It eremual'y
...lIprt'Dfl. tne y.w-"i Biuifc mv uau ei-
..j,,.nlu the deadly form of "la trlnrje:"
.dM a ni'ilol tlunse In the weakened
iUiool a iviieni 1 tKiiuanj nnoie to oe at
jb 11, ma 11 leuui 10 rniviue anaiuii in
Miiiltlii from a 1 lmpoy. rinlied conl
i it bl' od aud a Unordered atate of tht
trOtS- tL
,'UrKlliih'itidrer) irutha tonne lie; be has
jaiu me lie good for anything.
.COSMO 8tN8K ItrJMEUY. '
1 ibe matter of curatives what you want
.mething that will do its work while
eoDtinueto do yours a remedy that
rireranno inconvenience nor inter-
i litb your bus'ness. Such a remedy is
nvt'i Porous Plasties. These das
.innotsneiperiuieiit: they have been
. . r
je lor vr thirty years, and their value
K'n tttextru ny tne mgnest meuica
iiiriiie, is well ai by testimonials from
abo nave used tuem. lliev rcaulrt-
tmjteof diet and are not affecteJ by
areola, xneir action aoes not inter
tita labor or business; you can toll
ret be cured while hard at wore. They
w pure that tne youngest, tne oldest
Tioitdei cate person 01 eitner sex ca
tiem with r at oenent
.reof imitations, and do not be d
by misrepresentations. Ask
foi
okh, and let no solicitation or ex
11100 inJuce you to accept a sulisti
;iblhed Lone of t e hardest things in
una 10 sure men 01 completely.
ISM "Brown's Bronchial Troche" were
jduced, tnd their success in rehevinn
iDiiaa oruuciilal trouous bas l.n un-
Kiled.
so nedert lour none. If von won't
Mibraugb It, you will preanutly be com
uiumii lumuKO 11.
EXTOYS
'i the method and results when
'P of Figs it taken; it ia pleasant
refreshing to the taste, aud acts
'j yet promptly on the Kidneys,
1 ana iJowels, cleanses the sys
effectually, diroels colds, head
l and fevera and cures habitun)
tion permanently. For sals
11 bottles by all drueeista
WORMA FI0 SYRUP CO.
MSrlU. it. nw rosx. r.
fower'?
lnprov3
5LICKER
I if Guarj)tcc4
"j J. . . ktl..tmt 0- A . ak
'k Afr00f
Mthn.kau
1 --Fiorina
rtnMlinCat
oftWoolerj
WOotl Collar.
fVU.MF. BOSTCM MASS Citiiafw
German
Syrup"
Xeblanc ia a F'rench Cana
keper at Notre Dame de
ge, Quebec, Can., who was
severe attack of Congest-
lungs by Boschee's Ger-
trlrr?' H ha3 801(1 many a
: !V German Syrup on his per-
Tecotntnendation. Ifyo drop
hne he'U give you the full
t&e case direct, as he did us,
at Boschee's German Syrup
rLai ?n throueh nicelv. It
I :? "1- It is a good medicine
joroqghia its work. 9
hJ?.B mioATisa lis.
fell
J7es uajouaa Kaon.
Office of the
Spokane Board of Health
Spokane, Washington,
May 13. 1892.
The evidence is conclusive as to the absolute
purity and healthful character of the Royal Bak-
i-g Powder.
Certainly there is no baking powder known to
us equal to the Royal for strength and uniformity.
We confidently recommend it for these qualities,
a, Well as for its purity and wholesomeness.
Walter Q. Webb, M. D.,)
President,
C. G. Brown, M. dJ
Board
of
Health.
Medical Nomenclature.
Judge, jury, lawyers and spectators
were treated to an exhibition of profes
sional priggishnesa in division No. 9 of
the circuit court the other afternoon
that was decidedly refreshing. The case
of H. O. Bonham against the Kansas
City Railway company was on trial be
fore Judge Slover. The case is one for
$30,000 damages for injuries sustained in
an accident, and considerable medical
testimony had to be taken.
A young doctor was put on the stand
who was determined to display his learn
ing, and he was successful When he
started off he did so with the easy gait
of one who feels he has the nomenclature
of his profession at his tongue's end. for
every sentence he uttered was so mixed
with technical terms that an ordinary
Demon could arnrrolv rn.tn,i Mm
u.iw OHIUli HUlll
When he took the witness stand he
danced rmtnmizWW t ha w on.1
7 J " r
tile rest in f OA oonrt. mnm ntilln0.,.mA.
. . -uouonci 1
io tue nrsi question rattled on a lot of
meaicui terms that drew the attention of
every one in the room. Judge Slover Yes, that is a pretty specimen. I sup
looked at him a moment and then said: P088 oa are a,vore ot the theory enter
"Use plain English, doctor; I know
you can if vou trv "
the witness looked around and said.
. - . .
.,iu, i,i:iiauiij,ir.
-now, aocior, wucre aid you say Mr.
Bouham was injumt"
"On the posterior portion"
"Speak ulainly. doctor." admonished
the court
"Well, he suffered a severe contusion
f !, rmtnrl, ,.t f, ..UAnmn .
we wiav. rvoivttui VI HIV H1UU1UUU itlaUU'
ing to the jnry with a familiar wave of
his bund). "lie was bruised in the rear
of the stomach. In other words, his back
was hurt.
Judge Slover looked worried while the
witness continued to answer another
question.
"When 1 examined him I first remov
ed his clothes, you kuow, and in feeling
hiiu 1 could determine that the abdomi
nal wall was baggy mid tender, and lie
appeared to be suffering from a touch of
. .. .. .. . . I
the" (here followed a uame as long as
one's arm), "and the dorsal vertebra?
wereseverely contused, lnother words,'
again turning to the jury with a wave
of his hand, "his backbone had been
rubbed."
When the witness left the stand every
one looked relieved and Judge Slover
mopped lys brow, for the ordeal made
the perspiration flow freely. Kansas
City Tiroes.
Fostofflca Detectives' Oallerr.
There have recently been many com
plaints to the postmuster concerning the
loss of registered letters in the Philadel
phia office, and the officials have been
greatly worried by the charges that there
were thieves in the service. It has been
fcrifcd to erect a gallery along the roof
men can look down upon theentire force
without being seen from below. This
faUerr wiU be eighty feet long, and will
depend from the glass and iron ceiling
o ,,, ,
kn irnn mnnnrtt in it tdpro will i
frequent small windows with swinging
sashes, from which tMM man
see every part of the great room where
the stampmganddistnbntingisaU done.
Here there are 800 men at work at times,
and it is impossible to oversee all of
them from any other point thanabova
The watch is to be kept not alone tor
- . i . . .i ... Vm I
also to see thut men do not siura ineir
work or disturb other clerks by conver
gation. The gallery win De reacneu vj
.. ., . t j i
an iron stairway at its southern ena, ana
at Its northern end unother iron stair-
WAV will usnd to the class roof. There
are two of these roofs, one above the
other, and it is necessary for workmen
to ascend to the lower one to clean it of
dust There ia now no way to reacn
fhn .Tivnt bv trattintr ud a ladder. It
a a
Is said that it is purely for this purpose
that the eallerv eoee up, Dut mere is an
other use. There has been talk of having
ancb a structure for nearly two years.
Assistant Custodian George Painter has
been agitating the matter, ana nas nuauj
succeeded in getting the work aone.-
Philadelphia Record.
Porpolao SbooUng. I rr
Dnoi ahootinsr is the newest sport I
..m.o Th seaward end of tbe
.u. rit wnilezvons for those
Zrhn want to tret a shot at the swiftly
moving fish. . The marksman , must na?
. .1.. v. 1 oTi.l uitrava do til icaui- I
to snoot, oeosuaw ... - -
the porpoise are so uncertain that one
.i . imco time to raise tbe gun w
the shoulder before they are out of sight
k-oith the water. The women take a
t. inLmt in the snort as the men,
UJUIU "- - . .
suatu - Nmnrela and the biir. BOOd natured Officer
and ouite a number areouieery -iict-
auu - - ,WV of the ib wuDi ruiim, uv wim-j tour Donrs or wuat continuous vigilance i t ,
noon perched on the lower ' Helen Streeter, i pot a count at all, but necessary In order to avoid tbe most serious It's ffvaranUed to benefit or Cure,
pier, rifle in hand, and waiting lor a gooa American." of accident. But these men in tb twitch in every case, or your money is re
chance to shoot Tbe sport seems to Ue Vm gUd to btar tu thought h'd tower do th work most effectively .-Nw tameo
more in the attempt to capture big game
than in successful results, as t u hj
rare for one of the ww"
washed upon the shore. -Exchange.
k. P-arhea This Tear.
. i.. m-n Dover. Del. to The Bel'
A ici. - , . . t I
.. " ini aava: "A drive through
UKiia
,
what ought to be the center of the peacn mmted fonrteerj nttlea and a but-belt-lower
Kent and upper Sussex coun- bideoaf obiect wll kiUed in a
tjes-will convinoe any one , .edge field on the Huguenin pUnUtion
much abused peach liar of this Pj oy Alfred Fields. colored laborer, who.
will have no etiance uu " " after a lively fight of several minutes,
reason that thtre are no ' knocked him on the bead with a fence
. ir-v mr milea ana nuieeoii .. n , .. ... ...
about a ut ic . .. raij.
thrifty looking peacn ataffad aad bung on ia front of bis
desntut. of fruit -sa
ASLBER AND CRYSTALS,
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THESE
CURIOUS SUBSTANCES.
Working Amber Is a Very Ancient Baal
"It I Found Only la Europe.
Qar Old Roman Idea Aboat CryatnL
Kero's Valuable Caps,
"Amber is curious stuff," said collec
tor of curios tlx other day. "It is only
rornpnratlvely recently that Its nature has
been known, and even at this day very
fuw people seem to have any notion as to
what It is io reality. The ancients regard
Sd it aa altogether mysterious and even
magical They found that It was rendered
electrical by friction so aa to utmrt lil,i
substances, and our word 'electricity'
comes from the Greek name for amber,
Which Waa Vlm-tron A fi.vn-li. -..1 i.l.
...u.univ)iuuiriiiiii
them was how the Insects so frequently
found In amber became to lie so situated.
"i . .
u. mi nun seen a cuuiis. of vitt
transparent amber In which a smnll lizard
with Ave legs wus Incused, looking as If It
might have been alive viwtenlnr. thnnh
doubtless. It hud been (lend for thousands
of years. The mystery rcitanllng this sort
of phenomenon is easily enough explained
when It is understood that amber is act
ually the fossil gum of an extinct kind of
cone ocanng tree. In the process of bard-
ening it imprisoned the flies and other
creature preserved In the chunks of It
that are found today. It is discorcrm!
plentifully by dlgRlng in certain parts of
the great plains of north Germany, where
me strange tret once nourished.
"It Is also found In considerable quanti
ties along the shores of the IJaltlc, In the
yellow sandstone. At Pulmlcken, In east
Prussia, It la dug In regular mines; else
where It Is picked from cliffs, and a good
aeai or ic is garnered In the sbatie of nod-
nies cast np by the waves. The fluext
specimen of amber in Europe is a cup
maiieor mar, material now at the liiighton
museum, England. It was found at Hove
some years agn, together with weapons and
ntcnsiis or stone and bronze, so It la evi
dently very ancient Indeed.
"In the Fourteenth century, and before
amber was made into knives and forks
with one prong, which were used by princes
and church dignitaries, it was more
valuable than gold. Now It Is worth
from 13 to ju a pound, accordlnir to Its
QUalltr- Tue "aM Important use made of
" u for meerschaum and other pipes."
DEACTIKLX CI1TSTALS.
..... . . . WBUllIUI "P"ere or crystal
mis isr-nam tne nowspaper man, tak ng
i. li. i . . .'. .. ..... m
iu umimnd a cooi giooe mat looked like a
huge dewdrop, which the collector handed
him for examination.
to . . yJ;. henf regardlngsuch rock
crstai. i ney tuougut ii was actually ice
irnzn tmrrpnt i rn tv ivifurat nnnftim.
mn,.L,i i-,n.i ui.i...i .u-. n.!
in Urcek menus 'ice.' The famous writer
on natural nh bsoohv. Pllnv. who wrote
more facts that were not true than ever
8n7 H"11 collected together before or since,
IW tbe cri'8,t" undoubtedly water
irozen ny cold so intense that nothing can
" ' ".f . 1 V . """" . .Ht ,"ne
""'c "-' " spueres as
this one In their hands during hot weather
for cool uess.
"It was the thing, also, to have the ma
terial worked Into wine Jugs and other
vesM'ls. Nero had two driukliiKcup of
crystal worth fll.000 euch, and a crystal
ladle also; but when he learned that he
had lost his kingdom he broke them, lest
they fall Into the handsof any one else. A
crystal lens was employed In Home to
kindle the sacred vestal fir. Great care
was taken not to put the crystal ware In a
warm place for fear that It would melt.
The most remarkable discovery of crystal
. .. t i io..-i . I. i: .
on record was made In IHIiTabovetbeTiefen
glacier by a party of tourists, a single cave
In the granite yielding 1,000 crystals of
from 50 to 100 pounds weight."
"And whnt b thisf"
FEAItLS AND PEARL DIVERS.
"That," replied the collector, "I di
minutive Chinese god, covered with a coat
of pe.irl by a real pearl, oyster. On such
parts of the coast of the Flowery Kingdom
as produce pearl oysters a regular business
Is often made of manufacturing pearls ar
initially by Introducing Into the shells of
the live oysters foreign object of various
kinds. 1 ou doubtless kuow that the pearl
Ua morbid symptom lu the bivalve. A
grain of sand or some such substance get
ting Into the oyster produces Irritation,
and the animal protects Itself by covering
the objectionable particle with coating
lln. wwllnt. rt , . . naa.tv uniutlnn
Th J JntemiptW light
im;. wnvuin u. .id v. ' .. ...... . i ov..iuu.
WOM VI uiv-u vuv ucai s us ivi mm lis vuu i
i i i-i .r.ifi.i Tiri-
j,, of tn. iiMt ot tll8 pear oyster
,h. iMnln. rhlnaman nrii It ,ntlv
0Derj .d outs in whatever he likes, maybe
little figure of agod likethis. Theoystcr
. , , ... , " ...
iroe to wora ana covers it wun pearl, until
after a few months the Idol is a pearl Idol.
mean; ,ucb . Ur'ror
dWen , commou, , ,t
LT true that now and then a diver does fret
i,hio,i hut. fnrat-arv anrh human victim
bundredsof .barks are killed bythedlver.
"Pearl diver io the Torres strait are not
one - twentietn part so mucn airaia or toe
.IrM - - K.rlr. u.lil-h a rm in rm Ino- r.hAra aa
extended Jaws, as if waiting for the unfor
tunate fisherman to drop Into them. Tb
victim, dropping out or hi boat Into tb
depths with a heavy stone attached to bl
feet, bring bis leg Into contact with the
mantle of the buue mollusk, which closes
noon the limb with one tremendous bite.
Only one thing then remain for tb diver
to do, namely amputate the limb with hi
own knife, because tb mighty blvalv'
Jaw are clasped together with a tenacity
Ja m W vmojx evi-aMvi i wmi
that wouW MVeni hora power to
loosen, and it t anchored to th bottom
with a cable of itsown three times as strong
as th best inch rope." Washington Star.
Bba Caa Make Pill.
Miss Bertha Higgin itudied pharmacy
with ber father, and for a time wa aasc-
1. t.h kin. In .Ka-lt.. hllulnM. mt th.
. . .v,.,i,1., h. .,..,i I
Ho ii,h ,.h. hriht lit,
.-i, nl,.h-i . iui nf nninin.
ni. ,h -.Ikerl iwit with her heart,
That was the end of bervalu a a drug-
gut. ow .u. - . " of
. i
Mperirou though ah.
. . J J: V.. V..lr I
oaa a uiapeua-ry ui vw-.-...-
Letter.
Cam Out All Eight.
"Hav yoo beard tb newsf"
"What is it?"
"That Count Politri, who is Migaged to
mo out all rlght"-Harper' Baxar.
a B1, k.,,,.,,
Tbe boss snake is e monster rattler on
exhibition at J. F. Bolton's store. In
Americus, Ga. Bis snakeship is more than
six feet in length and measures twenty
Inches in circumference in th middle.
bis caudal appendage is orna-
air. uoiton naa tne snaie s ma est
. 1"
00 THEY PAYT
Children tomutlmn Do Vol Seem Alto
rciher rrrfvot, but Tbty Do far
".'Vitseiluies I Just think children don't
psy, s.ild o'.'.a of my careworn and die
counrwd niighboi-s one day. "What do
you think about itf"
"Well, I don't know," I replied, ntid my
conscience suicte nie even wutlc I spoke.
lint then I suid In mental self reproach
and self excuse for saying it, "I know I
Uklu t ray." and I don't think I did.
Hut when it comes to my own bairns-
no tney pay?
ell, they are "a sight of trouble," In.
deed they are, and they cost time and
money aud pain ami sorrow,
There are three of them and they are
little till mot still, aud my friends who have
Older culldren tell mo tb.it I need not ex.
pect a time to come when my babies will
oe -less trouble ' than they are now. I
.i.n.VIWt ' tim0., co,ne 1len ,h"
rnd ho.J'Jn'.r C'.,re uJ ""T
and hope and fear uo, not eveu when they
have gone forth to home of their own and
nave their own little ones around the 111.
Do they pay oowf Here I am wearing
old clothes and trying to brush up my hat
to make 11 10011 new that my Johnny and
Nimniy may have new kilts and reefer
and nuts and shoes aud look aa well a
other children. They do kick out shoes so
ureaiifuny, and they haven't the first com
punction of conacieuce about It. either
They tear and smash aud destroy and are
into everytuing," particularly the baby.
Docs a '.' year-old baby pay for Itaelf up
to the time it reaches that interesting agef
sometimes 1 tbliik not. 1 thought so yes
terday when my own baby slipcd iuto mv
study and "scrubbed" the carpet and his
beat white drvHH with my hotlleof ink. ala
was playing in the coal hod ten minutes
after a clean dres was put 011 him, and
later In the day be pasied fifty cents' worth
of postage stamps on the wirlor wall and
poured a dollars worth of the choicest
vwilte Kosc perfumery out of the win
dow "to see It wain."
Then he dug out the center of a nicely
naked loaf of cake, and was found In the
middle of the dining room table with the
M
or
sugar bowl between his legs aud most
the contents in bis stomach.
He has already cost over $100 lu doctors'
bills, and 1 feel that I am right in attrib
uting my few gray hairs to the misery I
endured walking the floor with him at
niglit during the first year of hi life.
,. ,
l6at'
What has he ever done to pay me for
Abl I hear his little feet pattering- alonu
out In the hall. I bear his little ripple of
laugnter oecattse ne uas escajwd from bis
mother and has found his way ud tomv
studyata forbidden hour. But the door La
closed. Ibe wortbloss little vagabond
can't get In, and I won't open It for him.
ao, i won t. I can't be disturbed when
I'm writing. He can Just cry If he wsul
to. I won't be bothered for "rat, tat, tat,"
go nis dimpled knuckles on the door. I
sit In silence.
"Rat tat-tat."
I sit perfectly still.
"Papa."
Ko reply.
"Feeze, papa."
Grim silence.
"Ilaby turn In peeze, papa."
lie shall not come In.
"My papa."
I write on.
"Papa," says the little voice; "I lub my
papa, feeze let lutby In!"
I am not quite a brute aud I throw open
the door. In be comes with outstretched
little arms, with shining eyes, with laush
ing fitca. I catch li i tit up Iuto my arms.
and his warm, soft little arms go around
my neck, the not very clean little cheek 1
hud close to mine, the baby voice aar
sweeny:
"I lub my papa."
Does he puyf
Well, I guess be doesl ne has coat m
many anxious days and nights. He has
cost me time and money and care and self
sacrifice. He may cost mo pain and sor
row. He has cost much. But he has paid
lor It all ngain and again and aznin In
whispering those three little worJa Into
my earn, "I lub papa."
Our children pay when their very first
feeble little cries fill our hearts with ths
mother love aud the father love that ought
never to fail among all earthly passions.
Do your children payF J. iL D. in De
troit Free Press.
Inflammable Mud,
The snrroundiugs of Dlulne are not only
superficially productive, but several parties
of experienced prospectors have been ex
amining the mineral Indications, which
give promise of undreamed 'of richness.
. , . , t i t
OTKS.TTS
' n 1 1 .
twenty - five or forty milus. and comDr sed
,u an Brea of ' ncre" or mon and ib
country Is soensyof access by railway
li.M bulIt P"" with the boundary line
tn"t nolr8 u b"1 on'' wh ch theooal
aril I ha brnuuht out. and that la thmnirh
will be brought out, and that
Blaine.
-. a - -
It ia only necessary to be In this coal dis
trict with one's eye. open to je.it .nd
competent Judges afflrm that It is coal of
tbe flnet Quty-. N?r U.coalthe only
mineral to be found. Vast deposits of Iron
ore abound; In fact, there Is a mountain
some few miles back which I nothing but
Iron ore, and oil I so much In evidence
that a stick plunged Into the marshy land
Uon o( , matcn.Blaine (Wah.) JournaL
A O rarer ard Curloilty.
In New taodon, Conn., there I a lot In
tb city cemetery containing flv graves,
those of a man and bl four wives. Ths
women's grave form four side of a square.
th man reposing In tb center, while th
Inscriptions are a follows:
ar atcoae war.
OUB HCSBANTX
anr nasT wars.
-St Louis Republic,
A metal ha been produced that will
melt at a temperature of 150 deg. Iti
n iloy of led, tin, bismuth and cad-
mlum, and In weight.
hardness and color
resemble type metal. It melt so easily
that, placed on a comparatively cool part
th. .tov. with a p.ec. of paper under It
VV"
.i 1 1 i. ... . . i . . I
corcnea. - .w .or .e.egrara.
" ' ' iiaaa
,v. , , . r...
A El n r tl Mil -.U.U..I Tnl.. m m
It I unlikely that anr one wbo leave a
sution of tbe elevated road has any idea
tnat more man iw.iaw train paaaoT-rtn
imuui niivucaviiuc iihhi n imiu ihcuit
four hour or what contlouou vigilance 1
York Herald.
As near aa can be discovered from the
evidence, the project for Mr. John D.
Rockefeller to fonnd a 20.000,000 uni
versity bas been seriously considered by
a number of other persons, but Mr.
Rockefeller himself ha not been In it,
so to say. This was quite an nnforto-
nate omission.
The following notice is posted on the
main street at Athena, Ore.! "Torn
neighbors If my spring chickens are
disturbing rour garden kill them and
eat them. Don't pile them out In the
uxm. i pue toe ui u un i
alley to become a nuisance Jobs KaV 14.
A MOST QRAPHrO STORY.
rr it taks
DIRECT FROM
LIFE.
RKit,
A Charming Maw England Lady Talis
Xsparlane Both Abroad ana la
America.
"" (Bkk iltratd.)
The nnwTitten romances of life ira
more wonderful and far mora lutereiu
ing than the most vivid works of fiction.
The one we are about to relate occurred
in real life, and is both interesting and
instructive.
Mrs. Jennie Rnv formerly llvev! In
Manchester, N. ll. Her home was
tlloMHdllt IkMP llriS.ttll.llll.Ml A.,K,.1UV.I
r .., riHiuiiiiunia IVUIIUIWIUI
111
the vear 1HS0 ah viaitivi Knolaml
and while in that eon n try bt-gan to ex-perieni-estmnire
sensations. At first she
attrihntMl thom in tlm iIimii.mi..,i;
b,lt ""'X wntliiuwi and increased, until
finally, like many another woman, she
became utterly diacoutnired.
It was while in this condition that Mr.
Ray r turned to America and her home.
Thousands of women who read thisstorv
can appreciate tho condition in which
Mrs. Kay then was, and sympathise with
her suffering. Two prominent physicians
were called and endeavored to do all in
their power for her relief. In spite,
however, o( their skill Mr. Kav grew
weaker and more depressed, while the
gony she endured seemed to increase.
It wus at this time that noted ilivU
clan who was called declared Mrs. Kay
was suffering (mm cancer, raid there was
no help, and told her friends she could
not lire more than week st the farthest.
And here comes the interestlmt part of
the story, w hich we will endeavor to tell
in Mrs, Kay's own words. She said :
Unknown to all these nhvsicians. I
had been iisiim preparation of which
I had heard much. I did not tell the
l)hvscians because I feared ther would
ridicule me. and perhaps order its dis
continuance. During all the while that
the physicians were attending me the
preparation was steadily and faithfully
doing its own work in its own wav, nI 1
I had faith in its power. At last the 1
doctor said there was no use of his min
ing, for he could do me no.cood. I had
suffered so much that I was quite will
ing to die, but it seems I was neater re
lief than I knew. One week from the
day the doctor last called a false growth.
f 1. ' ' "iZtC't
1 an imfic m v'iii-w iii, niiu i mi 11 louaru
as tiiougn it had been very large, left
me. 1 sent for s doctor, and ho de-
dared it was a fibroid tumor, but said
he had never known one to come awav
of itself before. I immediately began to
gain health and strength, and I unhesU
tatiniily declare that mv rescue from
death was due solely to the marvellous
efftvta of Warner's Safe Cure, which
vra.s the remedy I took unknown to the
physicians, and which certainly rescued
me from the grave. It is mv flrm belief
that many ladies who are said to die of
cancer of tho womb are cases like mine.
and if they could be Induced to use War
ner's Hate Uura they, like me, might be
saved,"
The above granhlo account Is perfectly
true in every respect. Mrs. Jennie Kay
is now living at HJ Weal mil street.
South Iiuston, Mass., and if any ladv
doubts the alHve statement she can ad
dress Mrs. Kay, who will gludly answer
all questions or grant au interview of a
confidential nature to any lady who may
choose to rail upon her. It is said that
"truth is stranger than fiction," and
when the thousands of sufferiiur. htlo-
less women who are tijion theroad wbjch
physicians say leads only to death, con
sider the story as above glvwn there is
reason for hoe and jov, even slthough
they may be now in the depths of de
spondency and misery. To such ladies
the above truthful account is willingly
given.
The use of Ely's Cream Balm, a sum cure
for catarrh and cold in head, Is attended
with no pain. Inconvenience or dread,
which can be said of no other remedy.
I feel it my duty to ray a few words in
regard to Kly'i Cream Halm, and 1 do so
entirely without solicitation. I have used
it half a vear. and have found it to b moat
admirable. I have suffered from catarrh
of i he worst kind ever ainoe I wus little
boy, and I never hoped for cure, but Cream
Halm seems to do even that. Many of mv
acquaintance have used It with excellent
results. Oscar Ostroin, IS Warren avenue,
t'l.lcaifo. III.
Apply Halm Into each nostril. It is
quiokly absorbed. Gives relief at once,
Price, SO cent at druggist' or by mall.
i.LT naoTHsu,
60 Warron street, New York,
BUPTUBI AND PltKS CUBED.
Wannaltlrely etir ruotu'e. Dlles and all me
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uouy, um aariei iimi aaa rrauciaoo.
Dm KiiamellQ Stov Polish i no dast, no small,
Tit Omusa for breakfast.
COVJI.HT IS9I
Wound vm
the man or woman who's "run
down." Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery sets the wheels going;.
It starts the torpid liver into health
ful action, purifies and enriches the
blood, cleanses, repairs, and itrenirth-
ens the system, and restores health
and vigor. As an appetizing, re
storative tonio, it sets at work all
the processes of digestion and nu
trition, and builds np flesh and
strength.
For all scrofulous humors and
blood -taints, and even Consump-
tion (or Lung- scrofula), if Uken
is muwi ui a uwhti inuni.
(. ii . nAu.l... -m...-i
... iIfJL wUch
I.. .
claim to be trood for the b ood in
March, April, and May, uoidea
Medical Discovery " works equally
well at all Seasons.
Tr ,., , tl J
Unlike other Llood-puriBsrs, too.
turned.
On these terms, it's the cheap if.
Ton pay only for the good you gtt
But it's the but ox it couldn't t
sold so.
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CASH REWARDS
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mil mm mtmm Kill
w hi i run iKcuuuum u any par
IkuUf word -aar aae ot Um mira Uia Mil
bring you a t io ch raoanl-whiia If yua ara
brlalit aaauaii taaulv nwr than um your roward
111 m IimtnumI In pninurtiiio fruni ae ui
SiAO, Almi rrtuxnitar Uit yuuloaulhvr ui
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wuia a hiwiwimi vaa mvaiiai
The Only Condition.
I Thaohjrct nf thti aitraonttnary onVr la. f mm
f hi imiiitKiiIiiiitIIwti aloniM. anil In lira niini-
""" tawfnr rniolra that SO real fur a
(yrart mlwrlpilon lo anme on of mir pam-ra
"bull Wn-mlltwl with eranr aniwar. V nuhllah
l.iirirritioi.rat The Aixi-rlraa klrr.lde,
TkaAmerlraa IImmimJ. h-L
raa lUaarkalil Jaaraal, and Tkr Aairri.
raa ('alias llaaie. Nnw y.mri'lu-i.or n
mil of Uie fimr-lhn ara a II Ilia lama nrlra, Hk'.
a yar. If yno aend aiuwm to Biora Ihin ana
. word yon Binat and a aroaratr nam anil Wo. fur
. every ward yiw auiwnr. Thins If yna arnil
I animara lo two wonK aund an aifra nam r
1 hIiIh your own and SI. and an ne una nania and
FtUi. fia- a yw1! aulm-rlirtloo tor rark ward
,in Hmf r, 1 1 1 uui mmmni m nuoi rawartla
k tliatynn nnwlva fnronfTin-t aniwara raa ba di.
I rldad pro rata anions lha llat. or run oaa kmn It
prorataaniao(Uiauat,oryoaoaakap U
Hon. J. F. KELLY, Treaa,
GONSULIPTION.
I hl I p-Mtttn maady fof thi abmdlaMaai by It
antboaMudiofaasai of tb wont kind ud of Ion
aaw'jnahmbaaaawtad. IniWdaoatrantlaawfaltk
a lu iUiuot, that I w.ll anal two bottlu rasa, wltk
a VALUAIII.B TRRATISK aathiadliaa-iloanVaal.
fararwkowillaaad BNIbaw Kinnaiaad P. a addran,
T. A. Blaeaa, M. Cm 1S3 Prarl Hi K, V,
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A lorpld liver la thoaonrranrdrarM-p.
O.I,lli'k hrauMbr, entliatliin, pilwa, fff)
bllloiufevrr, alilllaaiidj-undlpo. sr
?Tu!t's Tiny Pills?
Ijf havo a ipwlllo ofTeot on the liver, ra- w
Urlii It lo healthy antlim. SAnta.
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rni tv unr urntpii eoDtase Hotai and
ivkii nui aiLMiyak rninie.i,atiiinpanail
yaar. caiurai laninaratura, liami. ralir. Mmurlo
train, maillrat- d and ahowvr katlia wlik niaawui.
Hwlmmln pool, bumiii and Inhalation rooms.
watare uiuat raluanl fur I var and kid nay com.
ptalnii, tliiumallim, soul, droMy, ikln altacl'oua,
p-lvatadlwaaML Phyilclan In alUnrfanca. Hllu
alad In Can-ad Mountain., nillaa aaal of Kusau.
Haautlful loanaryi (laid luinllnsi aiiiunlaln tniut.
noara ana una or water,
tt vt dir.
for Pill Infuc
Polar II ot Hnrlnga. I'na oounly, "or.
Look for Ihli ady't lu llui iar nail w.
ft A Hit A MULKllHI),
Season for Trcut Opens April I st.
If Toa Ar la Kaad of Troat tllaa, S)et
th Boat.
Standard quality, I to I bnoka. par doa. ,
uruo Trout riiaa, to nooaa. i
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a aualltlaa aanl by mall on noalnt ol
prloa. Alanafall Uuiirf HOIM, KKKLH, UtiKH,
ui., at
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Our Wonderful Remedy !
DR. GRANT'S
Kidney and Liver Care.
A poilllv inrtHnrfnralt KMnryTrnnhlra anch
M BNIDHT'S blSEASI. DIABETES, BILIOUSNESS.
SICK HEADACHE, to. To thr aKed It it particu
larly adapted. To try It once ia to recommend u.
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The 0. W. R, Manufacturing Co.,
Portland, Oregon.
OH SALE BV ALL DUl'UGISTS.
Will AMI DrV m flm
Bones, Meat, Gristle sod alt.
(Iroe a Cut BUNKS will
ami i! th nrnnlwr of enr
will make laeia more far-Ule-wlll
carry lha ban
safely Uimiojh th atolUiif
twrliai aud out than la
eomlltloii to lay when en
rommanq trenirhaatpric
ud will dova
slop your
chiru fsster
OUior feed.
UULB
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Feel Orren Bnne and
CnoMsaa to klU
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Hli) fit cchI mora proat.
Bend for CatslojpM and
yncea.
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MORPHINE
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YOUNQ MINI
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Pianos and Organs.
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