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BLOOD POISON. IS
In some cacs the external signs of Contagious 1)1 owl Poison tire so slight that the
ictiin is firmly within the grasp of the monster before the true nature of the disease
is known. In'other cases the blood is quickly filled with this poisonous virus and the
swollen glands, mucus patches in the mouth, sores on scalp, ulcers on tongue, sore
throat, eruptions on skin, copper colored splotches, and falling hair and eyebrows
leave no room for doubt, as these are all unmistakable signs of Contagious Blood Poison.
Doctors still prescribe mercury and potash as the only cure for Blood Poison. These poisonous min
erals never vet made n complete and permanent cure of Contagious Dlood Toison. Thev drive the disease
back into tfie system, cover it up for a while, but it breaks out again in worse form. These powerful minerals produce mercurial
rliptinintUm nnil tln not nftnusivo 5nn! niul ulrprs raiisine Hip inints to stiffen and fincer nails to dron off. Morotirv and
potash make wrecks, not euros, and those who have been dosed with these drugs arc never after free from aches and pain. !
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S. S. S. acts in an entirely different manner, being a purely vegetable remedy : it forces the poison out of the system, and vf mint
instead of tearing down, builds up and invigorates the general health. S. S. S. ts the only antidote for this specific vims, and i iiistim.
therefore the oiiiv cure for Contagious Blood Poison. No matter in what stace or how hopeless the case may appear, even I
though pronounced incurable by the doctors, 5. b. b. cau be rclieil upon to make a rapid, permanent cure. b. b. b. is not n
new ,untried remedj : an experience of nearly fifty years has proven it a sure and unfailing cure for this disease. It is the
only purely vegetable blood medicine known.
Mr n. 1h liver x) Miilbi-rv St Newark X J savs. I was afflicted with a tertililc blood ilUtnse. vrliich n in pots at lint, but ftenYiui!
snreadnll cvtrmv bock Theie'sooti broke out into sorts, nnd it i eav to iui.ieuie the sufleritic I endured. Before I became convinced tliat the
iryr nr muin no me nn pdou i nati snenL a imiiarrti uouars. wmcn ra imnv inrnwn n wv. 1 men i .
tried various patent medicines, but thev did not reach the dieasc. When 1 hid finished my first , " I'1
bottle of S. S S. 1 was greatly improved, and was deliRhted with the result. The large, red splotche
on my chest bepan to prow paler and smaller, and before long disappeared entirely. I regained my
lost weight, became stronger, and my appetite improved. I was soon entirely well, and my skin at
clear as.n piece of slass."
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THE DISEASE OF LOVE.
l!r had to s!..'-i . u: j .
Wnc. skies v. - i .:,:K or blue;
Though well ht hjIh-U away
His work was never through.
The raiment that he wore
Y.'as pBtebd ai.d old and f rayeiii
The bnrdens that he bore
He carried undismayed.
And when the darkness fell
He put his work aside.
And hurried home jell-mell.
Glad-faced and eager-eyed.
He loved and btavcly bore
The load he had tolear:
Contentment lour.d his door
And boldly entered there.
Yet doctors wisely say
Love's only a disease
Good Lord, make love. I pray,
Contagious. If you please!
S. E. Ifi sr. Ir. Chicago Times-Herald.
Floating with a Wolf
I v s !ix!- si. not ny n '-lit nni! lift rs
i"..; ; I mi.ii! load. 'I ll' n v ln'ii m-
j ' f" :" i. n.r 1 tumid I hat! v.:: t'
i. . , v. . .it of cam idjres and no il""-
U l.jilijj it; the dead. I ki!U-d ;i lot.
1-Kl tlny fill in the water or, what was
worse, on tin- bank.
"ieh. sir. that's a fact. 1 tinned
Imek to tro io the shore and discovered
llict I va on an ice raft well out in
the current. It was v.hirliiir:iround in
the eddyiittr stream like n top. urn) by
thf time I lint" seen the wnterworhs
half a rtChen i lines- nnd lost 'em :ts often
I deeinre 1 didn't know Sf 1 wns at
QiKixl-ro or in the Alps. Hay, maybe
.ton think 1 liked it. 1 didn't. That
river is a hard proposition anywhere.
It is harder in what they call tt throat
Rortre one of these narrowinjrs of the
t i. . .
o.iiins man nnvwnere else, l was in
wolf v.oiild liatt Ti lh. 1 not nine;
rf t, hwiu.M'i r ir; ' 'f nnd it was et.ld.
so 1 tri d to shfin ml that v.cilf. ik
I vouiihi't .shod worth a rent. We were
j out in the ir.iiule of the river In this
J and i!mkii:g-'itl prcigrefch totvnrtlaKnn-
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Kx.himdayiColumbla Uv. Steamers. K.t.bumlaj
:iu .5tuuia aim iay
Sattitday I ljindlng.
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Kr.bunday'Oregou city, Nowhere, Kx.bunday
Salem iV way Uiud's.
j sns t i:y. t inini. alter elitinl; was
i whirliiiir from our raft mid it soon he
I came u li'tittertif erouehiiifron ujijiosite
sides of :t hinnmoek in the middle. The
wolf crotielied in elpser und elojer
and whined like a tiog. J'.ut he showed
fitjbt when I bothered Mm.
"The moon came up and silvered our
raft. It nls: .-.bowed where the dark,
sullen nud fi:riom water raged. It was
a thoughtful time. 1 had luis&ed din
ner by a dozen miles, was out on the
bosom of the .Missouri with one lorn
wolf of nncM-tnin parentage and un
discovered halitb. 1 had no enrtridgin
7 a. m.
Tucs.Thtir.
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one of these gorges and working down- ' VV11'1 wl'i'-,h to hhuot him and he re
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1'artles desiring to en to llcmmer or
juuiif un i.niiiniiiia anuiucrii via niggs, siioum
i uij.1.-leaviuE i ne iiaues at khd p. m.
making direct coni'.ectlons at llcppuer Junction
mid lllgg-s. Itetiirnliig niiililngilirectcniiuccttou
in neppner jiiiiciion iinu Jiiggs witti mj, i, ar
livitic at The Dalles at 12. uo p. in,
Grim Eiwlencoof a Westerner on
IQe Miiouri IllTar.
treain n& last as the iield ice would
I let me.
I "As T said, the crushing of the floe
; against that an trie in the bank had
i rnieil up n lot of bergs higher than mv
For full jwirtlculars call nn 0.
agent The Dalle, or address
!1w
'ELL, sir, this thing of sailin"
on an ice raft doei not con
form to the requirements of the Sun-
c:a -.sehotfl pienie. Dismal as the lat-v-r
may be and generally is. it is orien
tal iuxurianee compared to the former,
especially if the highway being trav
ersed happens to be the ilissouri river
vhen it feels 'pert.'" The sjieakcr was
:i western man.
"It was in the early 'SO's. You re
member the winter 1 had that thing
on in Kansas City?" he resumed.
''Whew, what a winter that was I Ther
mometer down below zero for six
weeks, wind howling a blizzard all dsn
and resting' up at night for the next
day. snow three feet deep r.ud frozen
tolid so that wagon wheels played
lull-monies all the time, n intn's breath
adding to the nceurmihitions of snow
und iee and "
"Oh, come, Charlie," broke in the
sufferer, "draw it mild, like Sairey
Uanip liked it."
"Well, you know it was a fearful win
ter as well as I. What's the matter.'
You visited me and nearly fro2e to
death. Couldn't keep warm, although I
burned up a ton of cotil a week. Wei!,
yon know, I'm something of a hunter.
I hud plenty of idle time and used to
v.-rap uj) well and tnke my l'nrker out
across into Kansas, where chicken and
duck were plenty. I had some fine sport
.sniping, too, along the big river and
the slough. There are too many hills
thereabouts for good sloughing,
though.
"It wus along in March. You know
the idea that the weather out there lb
lietter than here won't hold water, for
the water would freeze in winter. The
2-etuson outlasts om.s sometimes, too.
It did this partieular winter, for thev
had hiiow in the middle of April. 1'uut.
I got out my gun one day when it was
a bit mild and went over the road to a
few miles up river from Quindaro. You
know this once famous town is now j
thercfc'Tvoir for the waterworks. Well, !
I sniped along the bank in the reeds
nnd wni knocking over quite a few.
v.Jien I saw I had better start back
down river if I wanted to get home
ligfore dark. 1 hud had good Hjiort,
JjilylK'd for more. It w as u grand day
- coin, n l- sure, imt bracing.
"At ln.st I spied wme dual; sitting on
the vviiter the river rarely freezes nil
lite wuy over just U-yond the rim of
ice which fringed the hhore. At thio
point the river nweeps wide to the
north and then euts into the hills on
tin- south side, forming n narrow gorge
near the waterworks. There is n bu(
which the curt out strikes and it had
-piled ii) a lot of Jet- in hiiinuiQuks iifc it
iM-ouiid aruinst the hhore ledge. These
kui.iir.ouJis helped me a heap, for I
timid wieuk out on the Hhore ice and
get a cumin- nt the duck. J forgot
nil about 1 1n. time, for J was Hhy a gooi1
fat redhead and wanted liiiu.
"Well, nIi , 1 wont uul on Hint shore
liilgeit wim hoal water there and
heaved chunks, of lee at those duoks to
.'el Vin up, you know, for no hunter
shoots at water fowl whttn hu binning.
They balked like Sam Hill and 1 crept
jitt further and further, still heaving
things at Vin. M JM they rose and
head. What made ine swear at mvself
J '-r a fool was that 1 had forgotten to
j .-aleulaie the l otteniiees of iee ai that
' T ... . . . ., .
niisun. i went out on tne ciige, anil,
as the dunuied stream was rising any
way. I had .-dipped the moorings of my
raft. So while 1 was buv shooting
the confounded thing was traveling
due north, which there meant out into
the current. There I was out in the
middle of the busiest river un the globe
with nothing but some rotten iee be
tween me and an undertow warranted
to pull under a warship. ,th. it was j
lovely. Hut T was tip against it, feo j
there was no use cussing.
"Just at this point the river makes I
a 'crossing.' That is-, the current hits i
one bank- a good wallop and then butts '
across to the other side in suite of the !
main body of water. This imparts to
the whole business a ineaslev upstream'
idea at certain spots. Wc got into this :
whirlpool I forgot to mention .Mr.!
Wolf, who was Du that bloek wilh me J
and then we backed away from side
to" side, as if we were dancing a '
quadrille. I saw the waterworks a few ;
times, then J didn't. Then it began j
to get dark-. Then .Mr. WoU com-j
menced to sing his swan song and 1 j
wanted to go home right off. i
"You see, tiicy have gray .wolves out
mere, .now, u iiappemtl that a mem
ber of this tribe usually afraid of a
man had marched out on the ice to
take a quiet urink. He was biwy lap
ping up the uiuo water. Oh, yes, it's
blue in winter if it does, look fil.c pea
soup in summer when I split out our
raft. 1 say ours, for the woli held his
end of the game to the showdown
when it was a draw. Then he could
have had the prcmihcs without a light
from me.
"Wc hacked and filled there until
the moon came uji. 1 had been too
busy to think of the pohtubility of ant
aiiimnl being there, when the wolf,
hitting where it mm, thick enough tf,
-land his .vovi, lifted his beak to tin
heavens and cut loose with n grout,
which reminded ine of the whistle o'
a tug in idstrewi. 1 was shocked mid
turned about to bee what this all
meant. iSiere was .Mr. Wolf sitting
on his hniincbeg and ninging a dolorous
measure. Then I remembered that
the farmers iu that region loved not
the wolf, to 1 wished him to cease fron,
murmuring. They might turn low
u few Catlings ou us and the wolf
would have none the best of it. I
heaved a few loose blocks of iee nt bin.
and he quit howling and growled,
crouching as if to spring.
"Here's n funny thing, 'flint cbui.k
of ice was some 50 feet v.Iife and as
many broad vhen we started navign
lion. Then as we butted into a pice,
of shoal water or another berg a hi?
chunk would come away and the raf'
commenced to grow laaulifully
This made it interesting. You know
the American wolf Is a coivaid when hi
has a few thousands of miles to rne
over, but in cloe quarters he will fight.
I knew it. at any rule, fcr when i
tossed chunks nt him he quit warbling,
showed his teeth and crouched for a
sipriug.
"I saw by the time we had been out
there half a dozen hours that the raft
wag too small fo'riboth of us. 1 wanted
all the room mvselrV-nnd oYi'lilfii H...
I.enve Portland
" Albany
Arrive A-ihlaiid . ..
" Sacramento .
" han Francisco
Arrive Ogdun
" lienvcr
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iVrrlvc kos Angclos . .
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Kented any familiarity. 1 remember
thai, having used threats, 1 resortt!-
to the 'con' game, but that woli wu-J
ii ivisu oiij. ; nt j.iiui no neeii to mv
efforts to ni.irtC friends. He howlti'
when not mulcsted, as lie evident I v
had no purpisc of swimming for it
Neither had I, but as our limits nar-rr.wi-ir
witii evi-rv swirl of a tide that
j does nothiuir else it soon became n
i question of who would win at this hint'
! of postponed game,
j "Away to the south, high in tin
j heavens, 1 could see a line of light.
j declining visibly. I took them foi
i stars, but Inter concluded they wen
j the lights mi I Huff street. Would vw
I sweep by the big city or would we hit
j a sandbar, plent v of which lurked neai
; byV It was a question. 1 made up nit
j mind I must get rid of that wolf, n
j I sneaked around (he kopje und hoist
j eif my shotgun to smite him. Then
j commenced the most lurid scrap I ever
I mixed with.
"I swung with the gun; he ducked
and clawed in. in the ribs. J ru&hrt!.
, he side-sic pped and Kwung for mj
jaw, but 1 went under. Then wi
spurred around that iee hill. lie kepi
it between me nnd harm until till n
once with n yowl he charged, ilcsinoli
! me 'in the side and one leg went into
(s0 feet of water, but 1 was tip before hi
eould count Un. Then I closed-in-I
had to, for I broke off another chunk
with that rush and handed him an
awful punch. 1 thought he was out,
but he cnnie up before the count and
ducked as I went for him.
"One must g: out this time or it n
a draw, for but eight feet of space wn
left, r uidn't measure it excepting
with my eves, but J'll swear to it. I
led the left I'd lost the gun iind hi
blocked, countering with his right. J
went under and caught him nn awfi
uppercut under the chin with my right.
He liked it; absolutely liked" it, for ii
never bothered him. He crouched low
and led right and left swift as light !
ning. l gave ground and backed cleat
off the iee as u hit that sandbar.
"I struck out to swim for shore, al
though I didn't know where that was.
1 pnddled vigorously for awhile with
my feet high in the air 'stern wheel
ing,' we used to cull it as boys when
my fingers d:ig into sand, tiny, I never
felt anything which equaled that. I
hauled myself in gingerly and found
that for Hvc minutes 1 had been swim
ming in six inches of water. 'j;heji ns
1 headed for dryer land that wolf
took a header over me as he started
for tall grass. J swung and fell over
from the force of my punch." Chicago
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