The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current, January 23, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texttroubles original h( rhourrm. .,i.. bi of nppew" , ... oUlor b7! .mrftea combined. Somehow ..iioJ rcrncuica . cured. .1 1IOUU . . . oW clVdly tell the pood news to omors. sore- .n... pv . lilll IlLklU iwv ..1lMn0i .... ..j !, inrn Hood'. BiriP' -jMn. li ckfhCWCU. U h ,1,6 vonri.ftnu causou uy lll" l.o cured her." MM. oha UKUVf 1 a MI It lfl FIUIU UTUI J ...ha 10O Poses Ono Dollar, rre- ibh" . .a n n wan 1 m nun. ...I n1 DJ U. 1. " - jtrfA rolled and pitch- 'Henrjr," liner , .. .tin love nipv .. "More timn evi r, " " ffiiSrTwa- an eloquent sllcnc. En'' Kl"'d' t"lnR her pnle ".I- fr. BWny. I tllOIIKIIl wmv . r.. ur. nut ii . .. Wilnfcctant. CltAnur and rurlilcr 1 ni't'omitv or fiomo tho.1 of uri"" - -. .(I'lLIIL. Irs 111 is " ..... lull. ... . . 1. n nrn iriiiii mi 11.... . ..... w. i.r.l,inln III I TIT UHIIIIIWJ 1...1111W .. . ... ..... imriiiifii rum. 11 v a-isociutcu ' . ,ioti rB lie. ...In) II kill III' KlTlll "I .llllm" I " .. 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It Quiets the Cough UaaaMHMMaBHHiBHanr MAY COVER DEALS IN STOCK f' .'.. sr ..... 1 llli.ltl(nMIlt i .. 1. .........1.1, , in .ir iirirnT in n iihiiiiii hot wur poumi unn no Kiuwinjuuv pt1 iil a rillK Ul Hliniivu f.lii. iriiin. rlaiifir ullil fiurinus It. tint' 11 rl no nuu Mwcot, wtl rl JllJtHK 11111 wiuuivn ' . .... 1- M1.1L liv.Mct ilrnlt v rlrnll atui .r u-hmIi..! fit tt 111 it WW II I Kill HI .(ii.i.... Mm miih ir iiintiMiia iiRfi iiiiriricr HPM Will -V ACII IIUIII Mil 1wpntHinii .1 r II,.... M llBKll M'tlMIl WHIIM1III II, ... . m M(tu Mini llUPMIlM.N MM kMlf 1 . - ...I ......1 1 I .! I Irtrtt r II Lf t.j......l tl.n utin IwillkKlIf till lift It 1 . . i. . you win 10 cuwbb ttii elect jour lot In llf? Flip & cola. two trlli rnaVe no cholcr, t tamp Mrn am! atrpfirth. Anil vnlrA. I T) - f - I I nip a cola. Fernr'i Frea Seed Book. For hall a contury tliouwindB and 1. . 1 1 the U't Kitltlo not only for the- buy 01 (cisid, uui tor uiuir nmiuinn anu Daily refurenco to itfl text und MU. ... n II. If I I 1 .11 If 1 1 Ui.Bl...B ... . 11.1 . ijiiBiiuiH inr n conv. It Is 11 it tributes to t ho liotiee ol M. rtrry v Co. that two Kncr- Mi.n.ii 11 1. i'i.,ii. ...i.ii... ti... .Ann. iv wnt-n rtrry-H peetm nro pmnwd us rrrv H M'fil Annual" mivn I inv Jill ho 110tlipr ronmrkublu (cuttiro dovel- Of (llHlrllnif WiiF urA,lu tt f9falnm r.tt,.1 4 41.. ... ... 1 aI. .... - vi vAiibKi TT 11(1 It HUT T? H II HI1P(iliv. t l.i.l Ik I.. .. .1 J ..til.. v MV li in HUDil IIIIU , guwiMU riTvi lib UllWU W Aft i'A if v v 1. . iii'irriir. ri ifirt inv Tim Thn I'onr Cnl. A yor,(; wlfu called bor htmbnnd on f If Iff.! ill All k In I. I l.l . - - .. I M -v i iV(t mm u mm ui Yuu te"r hoki'd ncccntH mIio biiIiI: "That u, h'ir t? Well, you know that love- nil I r 1 ..... - . . . . . in. inn mo 1 niniin voutiint liorr (1 (1 (Mlt 1.1,111.1 I. .....I . . .. I. .... t I' III. (v, wemlj "Never mind, dor L" I'll ... . ..... . . .. hi l tuii nniiiiii.r nur Idea Throntons to Place an Embargr on Market Speculation of All Ktndu. flhlnKton eorrriiionilrnrn t HKIti: hnn bcci n fiiiddcn nwiikcii liiK Uirouh(ni tlio country to tin fact that tcnu (I1I11K Ih koIkk in I n WnHhliiKtiii wlik'li tbreati'iii KimiblliiK In cot ton and grain and txwHlbly, too wlik'li nliim t plllt'O 1111 (Mllblll'K( Oil HlK'ClllntlOII li utockH. Indloiv tlotm of t li I 1 iiNvnkenlriK iipiKni In a regular ibxx of letterH from the tntcn-itH thrtatene to tho miinli'.'rH of CongrcM, who an IdcntlfUM wlUi the propoKed reHtrictlv IcKlHlatlou. 'I'ho rciiHon which ciiIIm forth thew lettiTK Hch In two blllH IntnKluced lo Senator C.'ullit'rnon, of Tex no, and Hop naumttitlvo Ilurlcoii, of the Kami State. dcHlgned to wlpo out Kpcvulatlor In i-ottiiii futtlrcH. The hllln tiro Ideuti cal and while they apply only to rot ton, an originally drawn, there Ik like llhood that If either of Uiem Ih report cd out of the committee to which thej hnvo been refcrrwl the provlHloim wll, Ih? extended to apply to wheat and oth cr grain. , The ctMitTal Idea In tho Iturleson bll! Ih the aipllitlon of the jwwer to reg ulato Interntate commemt ho uh to re train telegraph and telephone compii' nlen from trans inlttlng meKflngcH relating to a con tract for the fu ttire delivery of cotton. The tie of the tnallH alxo Ih prohibited to jntb llcatloux contain Ing natlccfl or rec ordn of the tntim octloim of any pro duc exchange wherein tho con- This Is one reason why Aycr's Cherry Pectoral Is so valua ble in consumption. It stops the wear and (car of useless coughing. But it does more it controls the inflammation, quiets the fever, soothes, and heals. Sold for 60 years. " ATr' Clisrrr rctfr1 h linen a TKnlr life ireirrer to in. It brought ran through iTr mtUek of rinoMfnonln. und t feci that I owe in Ufa to In wonjlfirfiil cnratlra jiroptrtlm."-WILLIAM II. TIiuitt, Ww, A bf J, O. AjT CO., TyOWll, UMS Alio maauittaiuror us yers 8ABSAPABILLA. PILLS, t IUIH VIOOR. CONSCRIPTION IN ARMY OR MORE PAY TO MEN. Enforced Service Facos American Tooplo, Deciarca Adjutant Qenoral Ainsworth. Haaton bowols rocovory roauiar by with kooplng th Ayor's Pills. Under tlin Netr Itullne. IIIh Lawyer Tho trouble In that they've not half a dozen wiincBHCs who aw you whipping your wife. It will b hard to entabllMh an alibi in the face of that. 1'rlnone r Oonh I I don't need any alibi. All you've got to do Is to prove by me that I was drunk. I That Tcrrlblci Hor. Mrs. KerruthcrH (ranking a call) Yti, Indeed, Mrs. Knjoncs, I put In nearly tbe whole blmed day In tho dentlMt's chair. Mrs. ICajones I can pympatblzo with fou. I know how It hurts. Mrs. Kerruthers My dentist hardly ver hurts trie, though. He's so carpful and gentle that I don't mind It at all. I declare I slept bait tbe time while be was at work. Johnny Kajones That dentist wouldn't never do for maw. When she goes to sleep oho snores like a thrashln' machine. RHEUMATISM RECIPE PREPARE THIS SIMPLE HOME-MADE MIXTURE YOURSELE. UnlcBH radical mcnsurcH arc enacted to Induce men to enlist In the United StntcB army, conscription must be re Borted to, declares Major General V. C. Ainsworth, adjutant general, In his an nual report "NolwHlmtandlng the most strenuous efforts on the part of tbe War Depart ment nnd the recruiting ofllcers," says General Ainsworth, "It has been found Impossible wholly to make good the losses, to say nothing of Increasing the enlisted strength to tbe authorized lim it. If present conditions continue there will bo nothing for the government to do but meet this competition by mate rially Increasing the soldiers' pay 01 to evade competition altogether by a resort to conscription." Never before has such a suggestlov come from an olllcer clothed with the ntithorlty to make recommendations The Idea of compulsory enrollment ol Individuals for the military service haf been held abhorrent to republican prln clples und tbe absence of such a Inw Is one of the most forceful argument! used In attracting desirable linmlgra tlon from Europe. Ofllclnls of the War Department nil I tlclpate that the possible necessity fot such action outlined by General Ains worth will prove efficacious In securlnp consideration by Congress of the In crease of pay bill. It Ih with the great est reluctance that army ofllcers enter tain the thought of conscription, but generally they agree with General Ainsworth that It cither must come tc that extremity or more money must lie provided for the soldier If the stand ing of tho arnty Is to be maintained. fib SMACOBS OIL f CONQUERS PAIN 25c XU. DRUGGSTS-GOo. FOR 8TIFFME88, 80RENEB8, BPRAIM OR DRUISE, NOTHING 18 BETTER THAT YOU CAN USE; LUMBAGO'S PAIN, RHEUMATIC TWINGE, YOUR BACK FEELS LIKE A RUSTY HINOEf SCIATIC ACHES ALL PLEASURES 6 FOIL, FOR HAPPINESS USE ST. JACOBS OIL. only br sieht. Soulful .Mlfss You are familiar, I pre sume, with the Portuguese Hymn? Col. Lumpkin (just returned from a trip abroad) Er no; 1 saw him, of course, when I was in Europe, but I never met Mm. You mean King Carlos, don't vou7 Only One "BROMO QUININE." That U LAX ATI VK BROMO QtHNINK. Look or the .iRnature of K. W. OROVK. Used the World over lo Ciure a Cold lu One Day. 25c, HOWARD R. IJUIITOI. AMnjer ara unemiM, lsadvillc. Colorado. Kpeclinen prlrn: Oolit, uoiu, w. s.irio or riiivr.i-au. 91 : uoiu, niivurii uwhi,,..... Copper, (1. Cyanldo trsm. Mailing en vmopf-a ana full price list tf nt on application. Control and Urn ulreworltnoHclled. lurerencoj Carbonate Na tional OJanK. MAIL LUIONt 2J3 rmlljr Jar, -So there was a man you married me, wus TASTE OF HER OWN MEDICINE Europo in Sad Straits with Horde ot Returning Immigrants. It Is a curious commentary on the economic conditions that the turn Jnxt a lie (ongrlly) after you when there? She Yes; there -was. "Poor fool! I wish to heavens you had married him." "I did." Boston Transcript, Mo flew will find Mrs. 'Wlnslow's Boothlna Byrup tho Ik st remedy to ubo lor their children aurlug tho teething period. Bonp V3J3 m nj psi&nTd Xpjuq 9J JBtJ moo Jood (oujojjis snc -jitunu sjouj aqi pun pjjom sqi nj sjoij -sdns on aitfq jcqj sjuo sbjo jsju uvta m naa.wioq Rjnujncisoj ;o uopjcxlojd (VUui XJ3A v wsswsscxl Jio Wo. MSX that TTaltr, Two Stfp. Three f5tep, f tc. Dance (ompletrlr touirht and rnarantcfd In four lMon Trof Wnl 'Vlllwn, tt Hmrr, liln-k riMi, I'ortianii. llrt-con Buy the Ingredients from Any Druggist In Your Town and Shake Them In a Bottle to Mix This. ! c. a. cuiJitoao." threaten to be bad, they arc Infinitely worse In the countries named. Italy A well known authority on Rbouma- complains the loudtt bocause the slt- tlsm gives tho readers of a largo Now uatlon there l the mct iieriou Her York daily paper the following valua- returning hordes do not bring sufll- b!o, yet Blmplo and harmless prescrip- clcnt money to support them more than tion, which any one can easily prepare n few weekn at most, while many land athomo. practically penniless. Tbe authorities Fluid ' Extract Dandelion, one-half there confess themselves unnblc to deal ounce; compound Kargon, ono ounco; with the problem. Compound Syrup Sursaparilla, three Tho Germans, however, nrc much ounces. better provided with money on an av- Mlx by shaking woll in a bottle, and crage than the Italians. Business con- tako a tcaspoonful after each meal and tlltlons In Sweden and Norway are so Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Contain Mercury, as mcVcnry will surely destroy thesense of smell and omplctcly dcrance the whole system when cntcrlnir itthrouKli tho mucous surfaces. Buch ' articles should never boused ex'-epton pres- ne TOU - I , . 1. If. 11. f..4...1i Immigration Is causing serious trouble , Curo manufactured by v. J. Cheney ACo., in Italy, Austria, Gennany Sweden ( Toledo. xStlVk and Nonvny. If the Industrial conul- mucous surfarca of the system, in buying tlons of the United States of America r.f 11 tt-nrlil articles snoum never uouseu u'c huu pi ItlOIlS or the OIU world rrpionB (rom reputable physicians, as In the tide of American .damaRothcy will do is ten fold to the good i , . . I can possibly derive Irom them. Ifall'aCata ulnp. It in taken InternaliT cdo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. TestimoniaU fn. Bold br nreefsts. Price, 75c, per bottle. Taio Hall's iamlly Pllla lor constipation. w. v. HErniitM. fie General Demand UlQ Wnll Tnf, 11 w. . . Uriu.. I II .fll, I la ... 1 ut ium jaxuuvo remedy or ""1 mxauvo which nnvsi. v mi componont parts aro rtoin i 11 . iiiuni 10 00 wiioieuomo and u 1.. ....1 . . . -..viiuiiii ih oiroct, accoptauio "J syatom and gantlo, yot prompt, Qctlnn In supplying that demand with its "k cuinuination of Syrun of Kit flfiil MI1..1 . . wi uuiiutt, uiu vnit , " " yrup Co. proceeds along "ICal lllinu an A .... .... ...auuvo lor ua remarkable f!Pfinu t Is ono of manv rnnnnnn whv rul or Fjga and f a.nntt la yet tho proforonco by the Well- TAP .! ... Koi 11s bonoflclal orfoetB ly tho Konulne manufao red by tho California Fie Hvrun Co.. y and for Bale by ' all leading BSlsto. priCe flfty MUt, vw tracts aimed at In tho measure art made. Heavy penalties provide the means of restraining tho telegraph and telephone companies. It Is the conten tion of Itepresentativo Burleson that If Information of the kind prescribed can be kept nwny from the ieoplo living outside New York nnd New Orleans It will put the New York Cotton Ex change out of business. Frankly, It Is admitted, tbnt such Ih the object of tbe bill. The Hoards of Trade In several cities aro aroused. Probably what they chiefly fear Is that public senti ment against spec ulation In both stocks and bondH, which has been accentuated by tbe r e cent financial condition, m n y hasten a demand for the passage of the bill. Iu addition to the Burleson nieosure, Repre sentative Hepburn, of Iown, hns In hand a plan to regulate dealing In stocks. Both France nud Germany have adopted radical restrictive measures relating to dealings In stocks, grain, cotton and other things on margins, nnd their example Is being pointed- to by American legislators who aro ear nest lu their Intention of doing some thing along the same line. Tbe laws of Franco prohibit gambling In several securities and provide heavy tinea and Imprisonment for Infractions thereof. Tho French lennl codo also prohlblti "corners" or attemptfl to control the supply or nffect tho prices of grain, flour, bread and other food products. SHOUT NEWS NOTES. St. Christopher Is tho patron saint ol motoring, Bnull linn no mlddlo class. Tbero aro but two classes there tho rich and tho poor. Countess of Warwick, on return to London, says America's only hope Is in socialism. im, ...... .linii'litci-H and 0110 son of Sam uel W. Carpenter of Allegheny. 1".. havo doped In a year. Tho grand Jury at Oakland, Cal., re fused to vote an Indictment agulnst Har ry KlelnHchmldt, accused of murdorlng hiH friend, Frank Bellows, and tho young man was releasod. I Tho establishment of tho William Budd I Furniture Company, In Petersburg, Va., was burned tho other day. Loss $70,000, partially covered by Insurance, For tho first tlmo In tho history of Now York county a man has been con victed for attempted inurdor. Ho is Plo tor aiannono, a photographer. Ho was charged wltb hlrlue nri,no Cardea to kill Lulgl Favata, that he might wod Favata's wlfo. Favata was wounded, but recov ered. at bedtime, He states that the ingredients can be obtained from any good prescription pharmacy at small coat, and, being a vegetable extraction, are harmless to take. This pleasant mixture, if taken regu larly lor a few dayB, is said to overcome almost any case of Rheumatism. Tho pain and swolling, if any, diminishes with each doso, until permanent results aro obtained, ond without injuring tho stomaoh. Whilo there aro many so called Rheumatism remedies, patent medicines, otc, some of which do glvo relief, fow really give permanent re sults, and tho above will, no doubt, bo greatly appreciated Dy many Buffeiers hero nt this time. Inquiry at tho drug stores of oven tho dmall townt elicits tho Information that these drags are harmless und can be bought eopurntoly, or the druggists will mix the prescription it asked to. Itrsnrdtne Jack. "Jack always ends his letters to me or saying. 'I remain, yours forever,'" sold tbe girl who had moro money than beauty. "Yes," rejoined her girl friend, who ond moro beauty thun money, "and lf , . .. . . i you were po" no wouiu iroooiy iv aiuln a bachelor." Vlmt the Cloth Got In Ilonton. If you go to San Francisco and moot a frlciul be will nsk you to stny a week wltb him. In Omaha bo will take yoo home ovornlght, in Chicago ho will bad this unexpected Influx Is truly up palling nnd much distress Is Inevitable In tbe severe northern winter. Peat briquettes arc now being made at Norfolk, Mass., with a machine. The peat is cut up by revolving knives like a meat chopper and then pressed through a die in a continuous Dar, wnicu is sncea Into briquettes by a knife operated automatically. CASTOR I A for Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Brlckmakers In Now South Wales earn alwut $10 a week. Furniture making In Canada gives cm ployment to over S.000 people. Ten women in tho United States enm their living lu the capacity of baggage men. Among the organized women workers In Germany, 1-1,1172 belong to the milaj trades. Tinsmiths in Calgary, B. C. have had their wages increntcd from 40 cents tu 41! VG cents nn hour. The next biennial convention of the Retail Clerks' International Protectivr Association will be held at Louisville. The strike of Vienna (Austria) omni bus employes is nt an end, several con cessions having been made by the manage ment. Tho iron furring and metallic lathers of Boston havo recently bad their wages Increased from -IIVj to 47-4 cents at hour. TT.itttia In til., nlntlllllt- trmloM .if TtlKuIll take you out to dinner, In Now lorb nnmber ir,)031, niombcrs. This refers to ho will hurry you oft to lunch, in New htrict trnii,.3 unionism, free from any po Hnven be will bund you a good cigar, ,1,(1 nnillatIon. Ff!FsS 1 1 1 BS ajJBVTaaw NIT . taMai EEDS Forfrein- ne M.ourltv and rell- bility.Forry'sSoods n a Class oy mcm selres. Farmers have confidence in them because they know tlicy can be relied up on. Ikn't experi ment with cheap seeds your sure ty lies in buying eed!entoutby a conscientious and trustworthy lious. Ferry's Seed Annual ir l'Jft Is KliKE. Addresa U. F uar a Dtri an, Uica. madT FOR C I and guaranteed aosoiuieiy WATERPROOF OILED SUITS. SLICKERS AND HATS Every garment guaranteed Clean - Light-Durable Suits 3o Slickers' 3 2? 3txo erusr otutus mtrwntn cataloc nut rat ntAtiriM CO ,MW P. N. U. No. 3-03 WDKN wrninit to d-rortiser ploosa raenilnn this ppr. Boars the Signature The lead In very cheap pencils Is some times only coke. Flower of thn family. "Uncle 'Rastus, how old are your' "Pas' seventy-nine, boss. I'll soon octojeraniura." Chicago Tribune. be PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. The Pe-ru-na Almanac Homes. Tho Peruna Lucky Day Almanac has ' become a fixture in over eight million I homes. It can be obtained from all' druggists fieo. Be sure to inquire early. Tho 1908 Almanac is already! nublished. and tho sunnlv will eo n bo , I exhausted. Do not put it off. Speak! ' lor one today. Letting the Cat Oat. Amelia Herbert, dear, your o.Hcc Is on Orange street, isn't it? Herbert Yes ; why? Amelia That's what I told papa. ITe mnde such a funny mistake about you the other day. lie said ho'd been looking jou up In Brad street. in 8,000,000 PAZO OINTMENT Is gua-antoed to cure any cate of Itclitng, Bi nd. bleeding or Protruding 1'llcs in 6 to 11 ua.t or money refunded. 50c speed, a long takes you time to pass a "It given passant. "I may be slow," answered the hour hand: "but it takes yon all of sixty-six minutes to catch up with me." r-TO S'. Vims' nan re ana all Inrrvoua XXs'asea f . I O permanuntly cured by Dr. Kllnoa Orral Xlrxe llestorer. Peod for Kit IS IS 2 trial boUlu ana treatise. Ur. 1U ILKlUe. Ld.. 831 Arch L, VnUa..Ia. The population of Oklahoma is about l.oOO.OOO, and the increase in Oklnhomi City, the metropolis, which now has 32, 4.V has been 232.3 per cent in seven years. BAD BLOOD THE SOURCE FiUX, DISBAR aiid In Boston ho will glvo you an up plo. Cotlgregatlonallst. A Wonderful Rocord. Many so-callod "Bpeoiflcs" and "ourcs1' for rheumatism havo already beon brought before tho public; but when rhoumntlfltn, neuralgia and kin drod dlBoasos have becomo chronic and threaten eetlous results, you may rest aBaurod that they will help but very littlo, II any. Although not rocom mended bb "infalliblo," the peculiar qualities of St. Jacobs O.U eepeolally adapt It to tboso caBoa whloh may ue . termed "chronic' and whloh hnvo The Fall Itiver Textile Council and tho manufacturers have agreed to continue the wage-establishment agreement for an other six months. Adelaide (Australia) warehousemen, shop assistants' nnd clerks' unions have recently become afllllated with tho locn Trade and Labor Council. Patternmakers aro voting on a plan to consolidate tho olllee of natioual presi dent and secretary treasurer, and thus have but ono permanent general otlicer. During the period extending from Jnnu nry, 18011, to lion Molders' Every part of the body is dependent on the blood for nourishment and strength. When this life stream, is flowing through the system in a state of purity and richness we are assured of perfect and uninterrupted health; because pure blood is nature's safe-guard against disease. When, however, the body is fed on weak, impure or polluted blood, the system is deprived of its strength, disease germs collect, and the trouble is manifested in various ways. Pustular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the different skin affections chow that the blood is in a feverish and diseased condition as a result of too much acid or the presence of some Irritating humor. Sores and Ulcers are the result of morbid, unhealthy matter ia the blood, and Rheumatism, Ca tarrl Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, etc., are all deep-seated blood disorders that will continue to grow worse as long a3 the poison remains. These impurities and poisons find their way into the blood iu various wayg. Often a sluggish, inactive condition of the system, and torpid state of tha avenues of bodily waste, leaves the refuse and waste matters to sour and form uric and other acids, which are taken up by the blood and distributed throughout the circulation. Coming in coutact with contagious diseases is another cause for the poisoning of the blood ; we also breathe the germs and microbes of Malaria into our lungs, and when these get into the blood in sufficient Quantity it becomes a carrier of disease instead of health. Soma Nov. 1 of this year, the Rye so unfortunate as to inherit bad blood, perhaps the dregs of some old Union paid In benefits to constitutional disease of ancestors is handed down to them nnd thev aro previously withstood all known "spo- hn(J imB8Cll ,ho ioO.goO mark and is still 0U108," bb wen us me preovripmuuB u. srowmK rapidly. Its stek members $1,397,703. Tho union constantly annoyed and troubled with it. Bad blood is the source of all dis- . 1 i t. i r.AA ......I. nvt.l In ..till I ... .la a. tho boat pliyalcians Devotion to th Idcrtl. The hero of tho play had Just died to dow. tremulous, wabbling music, but thi audience Insisted on bis coming before thi I curtain and kept up tho applause for thi pace of five minutes. At last a stipe camo out and stepped forward. "Ladles and gentlemen," he announced In a high-keyed volco, "he says he'll hav tha curtain raised and you can looK again on his cold corpse If you want to, but ho'll be d d If ho'a going to vl'lnte the pro prieties and degrade his art by coming U Ufa again before to-morrow evening. Thanking you again, ladles aud gentlemen, ! I will how retire." At the conciliation meeting, held re cently, tho request of tho Welsh colliers fot an advance of 2Vd per cent was granted. This now makes tho rate at 00 per cent above tho maximum, according to Uk standard of 1870. I Moro than IK) per cent of the stereo types and clectrotypers of the United States and Canada are within the ranks of tho union, while In somo of tho larger cities every man at tho trado Is a mem ber of tho union, i The. loss of time to employes through trades disputes In the Dominion of Can ada during September of this year amounted to 01,000 working days. In 100G tho loss from the same cause was 00,800, and tbe year before, 07,140. ease, and until this vital fluid is cleaused aud purified the body is sure to suffer in some way. For blood troubles of any character S. S. S. is the best remedy ever discovered. It goes down into the circulation and removes any and all poisons, supplies the healthful properties it needs, and completely and permanently cures blood diseases of every kind. The action of S. S. S. is so thorough that hereditary taints are removed and weak, diseased blood made strong and healthy so that disease cannot remain. 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