The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, March 26, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

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    MONDAY, MARCH aO, 1906.
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA. OREGON.
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MARVELS AT FIGURES
LIQHTNINQ CAICULATOHS WHO WE lit
aiFTtO BY NATUIIE,
t llr Wh I'rrvllnr Talent
Allraclrtl Urnrrnl AMmtliin-Ploiu
( lb lllitlc ell ' rU Tl.rouuh Wltteli
Titer rni Nui'crruiir,
tiwiiv" I'luker ItlildiT wax bom In
WI ni Morton I liniiphli'iiil, In licvoij
llilii', where hi fiitlii-r riirrli'cl nn 11
Ullilll tllMllll'HN IIM 11 HlollCIIIIIl!, A I till
early an" of four lie Mhowcd a most, u.
imiirdlimr) ability or calculation,
wliii h slight iiHiNiiiiiri from uu
1I1I1T hroli'' IIHMIIIied quite phcliolll
'd.i 1 piiiiiii'ilniiN. Ill peculiar talent
Miiuil iltll'Hctcd gcncrul lilli'lillnli, II It J
III father fiillliil it UMlrll Mini I' pl'of
llilliln rliiiin, inrlil (u carry lilt Mull
ulmiit Uu' country iiml exhibit him ua
lie "1 11I1 illnllliK phenomenon" tliilli fob
io 1 11 u ltls Irinlc. Ill IliU way young
Ulilili1!' United iiiiiiiv plll'U of Imglillld,
llxlolllnlliliK III)' ililTi'I'i'liI ii'liili Who
came Id .picMlloii hliu .y llii- tvomlci'-
fill rilpllllly Willi V'. I. I'll l HUH lllllc
lii iiiikhi'I', wlihntii external 11I1I nf liny
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vf tin IihimI i' Iriionllimrv cmuinlos
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Warning
Iton't luiy KiibHtitntcu fr MKN-
m:n s i-.ukati i talcum
J'( VVI i;i. Jm.t nn k..m1" in
i.tily a deceit by which u dealer
tiie'l to ULiLe (iintiey nut of the
Huticii'.rliv rttid hu'tcks of MKN'.
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jitft e...... us MKN NKN'S und
UM-fi of hnl.'.titi'lci a:id iinitiitiuin
rink him, Li.it. itexi.ii mid n.iiilun la
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1 1 Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat
j and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption
Charles Rogers, Druggist.
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if n m-n spring: two foot ami Hires
Inches In every hop, how many hops
must It Ink" lo go around the world,
the I'lrrilinfiTi'iii'D Ixjliig 2fi,020 tulles,
and how long would It he performing
llm Journey, allowing It to tiiko nitty
Imps every minute without InieniilN
"Inn? Answer, ."H,7 i:i,K iiiih iiml J
year, III I days, l;t hours mihI y IIIIII
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ijffmra, alJrlf(lnrlJ' uriiloitool f)l
(Hlui'otlon, Ho wan Httichod to the
ordnam-o mirvoy for a nhort time nnd
ftftorwftrd wn RNNoolntott with Hf
phoiiKon, tho (front onxlnoor.
H01110 yonrn aftar ho witorod pnrllu
iiK'tit, nnd iiuiiioroiiH Mtorloit r oxtunt
of hlx woiidorful III In dotoctlriK a
fliiw In Homo ohihoraln aotn of inlruln
IIoiin, whorohy In- wna oflon oniililod to
Hpaot lilt fipjmn.Mit'n ciHo, or lit other
Union ho would oiIiiIiIIhIi hln own onao
h,v iirKtiitioiiU liiMi'd upon mtif tiiiiut
leiil (lulu, poMMlhly only 11 1 the moment
pliiciMl ln-foro him. It, Im hiiI. I that on
0110 omihloll nn oi.omIhk follliHol nukoil
Hint ho inliflit not U- Allowed to roiniiln
In tlio comiiiliieo room on (lie (fronml
that "mil lire Imd endowed him with
.IIMllfloit iiml did not plneo IiIh oppo-
tionta on n rnlr footliiif."
ATter tiildnii n leiiiiinif piirt In mnny
I in port 11 nt eniclneorliiif workn ho died nt
I'irlmoiilh Kept. L'O, IS78.
Another of Hiee extniordlniiry ehll
lien, helwooii whom mid Didder lion-
or were iiIiih.kI e(iniy divided, wnH
ereh I'olliiiin, horn at ('11 hot, Vt STt,
1, l-sru. HljfiiH of hln wonderful power
llppeiireil nt 11 very tender ie. 'Hie
dUeovery wan iieehleiiliilly tllllde liy
IiIh fiilher, who wan much aiirprlaod
one day lo hear him repeating the prod
net of neveml niimlierH, ulihoiiKh at the
tlllio ho Iiml reei'lved 110 other limlnie
tlon than Htii'h nn could he ohtitlnod at
II Nliilill eoiliilry Kchool whoxe eiirrleii
linn did not Include wrltliiK or cipher
ing. Ho thereupon proixmed n variety
of arllhuieilcal iueHlloim to hi mm, all
of which the child atiHwered with re
umrkahle fndlliy and correct notcc At
Iho 11 ko of eluht the l.oy wim alile to
aolvo moHt illllli'iilt iUchIIoiih l.y th
iihto opernilon of liU jidiid. Many
permiiiM of thif tlril I'lnlnciicc for their
knowledge iii luinheiiinllcK minle 11
point nf xcelntf an I i-oin eisim; with
him, and they pr c . e l lo him 11 (front
variety of ipictoiiH lo text hi mar
volutin power. AtiK.nif thcin were the
followlnif-
f!lvn the Kiiiiie root of !Hl(l ',fX. Aft
ir hell!itlliU a little lie replied !i!l!l
(NHI.IKII it In I olmervi'd that lie prodll 1
thin riftult l.y mtiltlplylni; Hie siiiaro of
it.'Mt liy tiie lepuire ..r ... lie wan
U1011 linked In multiply the answer
twice l.y l!l mi. I once hy US. 11 tank
whh'h he accompllfdied nuccetifiilly,
thoillfh the min'.vor coiinlntn of nevotl-
THE ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE
HONEY and TAR
in the
YELLOW PACKAOB
HERE YOU ARE
4Hie MomtHi For 65c
K.m tho puhe root of 413,003,348,
B77. To thin lie gute the oorroot an
wot In five noeondn. How many time
would 11 oohi'Ii wheel twelve foot lo
cl rr 11 m fore r 1 co turn around In 2.V5 mllon,
and how many mlntiton In forty-elifht
yonm? To the Hrnt he ropllod In two
noeondn lll'.c.io, and lo the necond, bo
foro the (juc'iilon could ho written
down, '.J'J':,sii, What are the fuc
lorn of '.'17 .is:!? To thin lie replied JM
and '.''..';. wh'eh are the only f.vtorn.
I.ondofi Co! c,
(Ml.!!)' Ci i'"ieil.
In ine of liU h'tier William I'.rook
field ((!!. ho v an h hool Inspector hi
nad lo u'i '. i. an 1 ,ainiiiation on phynlcul
ncleiice. ' Vi'h'.t wan I lo do? I knew
iiolhin;; iiliuiii hydrofoil or oxyeri or
any other ireii.' s 1 J wet them u paper
which I M' "I 'npi.lieil nelotiee,' f)riO
of nn iii '1 ii; wan. "What would you
lo lo 1 li! " i, e ,id iu the heiid?' A JOUHK
holy :u, ! '. i nliotild put my root
!!" I ' ' '. tl'l you were In a pro
lU 'C p , . ' Oil.' "
AUTOMATIC SERVICE.
Fine Milling Property Saved From Ac
tion of Flames,
I'.Nl lor the Iiilli'llilli'i'lll die evtiu
t'lli-l.iii;. c.iiiiiii.it in t lie ( oluinhiii I Sot
A l.iiuiher ( oiiiiiiiiy'- new mill hi-1
Kivl.iv .ilt.Tii.ioii tie- new mill would
Im i . he n .1 lii'iip uf a-hi'-.
Some pait of tic- e.t".f on til" upper
II.101 Here hem;, rehiihliitted and a piec
-.1 u;i.ic iaii;lit from the molten metal
ai" I dropped down to the. floor hedow
whi-re the fivii!' and oil on tie' floor
laulit and in an in-taut the hlne ran
cp a f.oht and joi into the dut collec
tor wln'ie the air ju-t fanned the flu me
which spread tliroii;h the hiiirin' n rid
hot tip tlii'iuyh the roof.
The fireman, .1. (.'. I'iper and K. M.
Seed, nw the fire at itn inception. The
former -eized a chemical fire extinpuixh
it l.nt -omeone had taken out th- hottlo
of Hiilphurie acid and it failed to work.
It ha yiuce di vc.i,ed that the Lottie aie
miiiir from the other- ni well though
they were only recntly charged. The
fire pump wan promptly start el arc)
though the npiinkling nipartu wa
not fully intalled nn yet, nevcrtlieleo
it did the htminenn. The sprinkler head
melt at IOC defaces and quickly a nuin
her of them were poinp. Then the hose
wan drought into action anil the fire
quickly quenched.
The only loss sustained was a hie
leather belt which wan burned and iomi-
wooden pulleyn charred. South Bend
Journal.
5c to 65c
Tumors Conquered
Without Operations
Unqualified Success
vegetable compound
and Miss Adams.
Onn of the jreatefct triumphs of Lydia
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enemy, Tumor.
ni-cancu wanaenri( painn ' may
cme from Its early stages, or the pr:8
ence of danger may be made manifest
by exwssive monthly period accom
panied by unuhual pain extending from
me abdomen througn the groin and
thighs.
If you have mysterious pains, if there
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Read these stronir letters from erate-
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I). Fox, Bradford, Pa. -
Dear Mrs. Pinkham: (Second Letter.)
"I take the lilierty to congratulate you on
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"Eighteen months ago my periods
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" I soon after read one of your advertise
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Every
a
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Another Case of Tnmor Cured
by Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vegeta
ble Compound.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
" About three years ago I had Intense pain
in my stomach, with cramps and raging
headaches. The doetor prescribed for me,
but finding that I did not get any better he
examined me and, to my surprise, declared
I had a tumor.
"I felt sure that it meant my death warrant,
and was very disheartened. I spent hundreds
of dollars in doctoring, but the tumor kept
growing, till the doctor said that nothing but
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England Htates, who advised me to try Lydia
E.Pinkham'sVezetableCompound before sub
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11 naa entirely disappeared without an oper
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and words
fail to express how eratef ul I am for the imaA
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nade HoteL 8eattle, Wash.
Such unquestionable testimony
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Vegetable Compound, and should girt
confidence and hope to every siek
woman.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all aillna
women to write to her at Lynn, Ms.,
for advice.
1 a Woman's Etoedy fir Womb's 12s,