Gold Hill news., April 07, 1900, Image 7

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IJ v la g B a y b y Day«
® IK J
EME
Day by day man has his blessings
from God. Day by day man has his
work to do for God. God gives today
no strength for tomorrow’s needs.
Why should man worry today over to­
morrow’s duties, or dangers, or lack?
Hufflclent nnto the day is the evil there-
( / —and the gisid.—H. H. Times.
SHAKK
IN T O
VOVK
H IK IK S
Wo f llo v o s W o r n .
I
The wedding seaaon has ush<re<l In
some changes lor that ceremonious rx-
caslon. Gloves are n<rt now worn by
The
either bride or bridegrtxim.
bride’s sleeves are made so long that
they cover half the hand.
The long
lace sleeve, jtroperly made, is fitted
over the hand like a mitt and fastened
around the lingers with silk cord.—De­
troit Free Press.
A llen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feat.
I t cures painful, sw ollen, sm arting, nerv­
ous feet, und in stantly takes the sting out
o f corns and bunions. I t ’s the greatest
com fort discovery o f the nge. A lien ’s F ool-
Ease m akes tight or new shoes feel easy.
It Is a certain cure for Ingrow ing Nail«,
sw eating, callous ami h oi. tired, aching
feet. We have over 30JXJU testim onials.
Try It luda</. bold by all druggists and
shoe Stores. Bv m all for 2ftc. bi stamps.
Trtal package FR EE. Address, Allen 8.
O lm sted, Le Roy, N. Y.
n tg h tln g a W ro n g .
Smith— (angrily)— I understand you
said my fao© would stop an automobile.
Jones— I certainly never said any­
thing of the kind.
Smith—Then I must have been mis­
informed.
Jones—That’s what yon have.
In­
stead of stopping at sight of yonr face,
any reputable automobile would in­
crease its speed.—Chicago Record.
' NONE SUCH *
N o th in g hobbles the muscles
and unfits for work like
SORENESS
on l
S T IF F N E S S
T h e Id e a l M an
K n t l r e l y O u t o f P I !*«•*.
There is m uch rivalry between the vari­
Prisoner— Yes, your honor, I admit I ous
colleges as to which will produce the
chased her around the house with a ideal man. By th is they mean a vigorous,
i honest, intellectual m ail, who will make
pistol.
world better for having lived. Health
Judge— Well, I give you three months the
will dem and first consideration, for upon
in the workhouse and $100 fine for try­ that depends brain and achievem ent. H os­
ing to introduce Kentucky politics into tetter's Htomaeh Bitters will keep the
Indiana domestic life. — Indianapolis bowels regular and the stom ach healthy
by curing all stom ach disorders. It also
Journal.
prevents m alaria, fever and ague. Try it.
About one-half of the residents in
T h e P a rs o n W h o M i lk e d I l l s Cow.
Queen Victoria has her new boots Brooklyu live in tenement houses.
A country pastor, who was very
worn a few times by one of her dress­ There are 31,687 tenement dwellings, bright an<l original in his remarks, at­
ers, whose foot is the same size as her giving shelter to 574,959 people—an tracted the notice of a wealthy lady
average of 18 persons to each house.
majesty’s.
who was spending the summer in the
vicinity. One evening she called at
the parsonage jnst as the old minister,
clad in overalls, was coming in from
the stable, with a brimming pail of
milk.
»
"Why, Mr. Smith!” exclaimed the
»
lady, “ do yon milk a cow?”
I»
in this com m unity read this paper every
“ Certainly, madam” was the reply.
('
“ What would you have me m ilk.”
w eek. They notice and rem em ber th e
—Judge.
stores th a t invite th e m to buy through
The Liggett <& Myers branch of the
advertising in our colum ns. M r. M e r­
Continental Tobacco Company, at Sta
c h a n t is this fa c t w orth anything to you
Louis, has granted 100 feeders an in«
I»
crease
in wages amounting to 31 per
I»
in your business?
cent, or $2.50 per week each.
A newspaper whose column! over­
flow Wlttl UtlVCrtlMIMlielltM Of bUSlUeSS
men t i n e more Influent'! In attracting
attention to building up a town thHii
any other agency that can lie employed.
I’eoplcgo wheie there 1» bualneaa. Capi­
tal and labor go where there la an eu-
terprlalng community. No power on
earth In ho strong to build up a town as
a newHpaper well patronized, and Itn
power should lx* appreciated.—T, De­
Witt Talmage,
It I m very easy to plan one's advertis­
ing for the whole season at the begin­
ning, anil It removes all the worry and
uncertainty from the advertiser after­
ward. When an advertiser has his ad­
vertisements all prepared and arranged
In advance It does not necessarily fol­
low that he cannot make changes that
business conditions make necessary,
any more than It follows that an archi­
tect cannot make changes In a building
be has designed as the building pro­
gresses; but the advertiser who has ar­
ranged his plans thoroughly at the be­
ginning will make his changes subse­
quently with a clear Idea of the effect
upon his entire plan, ami his changes I 1
The Republic Iron and Steel Company
will usually be In the direction of Im­
has decided to observe the weekly pay
provement rather than a helter-skelter
law of Indiana, and 5,000 workmen
A H itr a r k a » A g e .
rush to keep the work going.—Adver­
will go back to work.
IN T E R E S T IN G
IT E M S .
Brown
(who
has
lost,—Let’s
try
tising Experience.
again and see if we can’t make it horse
If you toot your little tooter and then
Last year 18,677,920 pairs of sh oes and horse.
lay aside your horn.
Robinson— Better leave it as it is.
T here’s not a soul in ten days will know were made in Haverhill, Mass.
Lauds in extensive areas are leased This is u horseless age, you know.—
that you were born.
The n u n who gathers pumpkins is thr in Rhode Island to be overflowed foi Boston Transcript.
“ B o th m y w ife a n d m ya
u s in g C A S C A R E IS and tbev are the best
man who plows all day.
use for oyster lieds.
I A strong dislike to the oder of pep­ medicine we have ever had in the houae. L a s t
And the man who keeps a humping is the
week my wife was frantic w ith headache for
More steel is used in the manufact­ permint has lieen discovered in mice. tw
man who m akes it pay.
odaya. she tried some of y o u rC A S C A R E T S ,
The man who advertises with a short and ure of |>ens than in all the sword and Cotton soaked in peppermint oil caused snd they relieved the pain in her head almost
recommend C ascarela '
gun factories in the world.
sudden jerk,
them to go away for a considerable im m ediately. We C both
has . S T rn a ro K u
is the man who hlnniea the printer be­
P
ittsb
u
rg
Safe
*
Deposit
C o , P itts b u rg P a
time,
and
after
a
second
application
A system of preventive inocnlation
cause it didn’t work.
against typhoid fever is under extensive they disappeared completely.
The gent who k eep , the husiuesa has a
CANDY
trial in India and South Africa.
There are no fewer than 96 transla- ' V W
long uml steudy pull.
C A T H A R T IC
About one-haif of the railroads in tiona of Milton’s “ Paradise Lost” in
And keeps the loeal paper for years and
Japan are owned and run by the gov­ the British museum. Apart from the I
years quite full.
l i e plans his advertisem en ts in a thought­ ernment.
The profits last year great languages of the world, these
ful, holiest way.
T S A O t M A SS M M T D I O
amounted to $2,700,000.
translations are in Danish, Polish,
And keeps forever at It until lie m akes
Manx, Armenian,
Icelandic, and
While
paring
a
corn
John
Martha,
of
It pay.
He has full faith in nil the future and cau Little Rock, cut his toe. The chemi­ Bohemian.
cals from a dyed stocking caused blood
w ithstand a sudden shock,
P leasan t. P alatab le. Potent. T a ste Good Do
The efficacy of the setnm treatment Good.
N ever Sicken. W eaken, or Gripe. 10c. 2ûc. 5ÜC-
And like the man of Scripture lias his poisoning and the man died.
of diptheria has been again demonstrat­ ... C U R E C O N S T IP A T IO N . ...
business ou a rock.
» 7 . C h ic a g o , M t a l r e W , K «w T a r k . S IT
ed in Austria, where the mortality, in S t e r lla g R ew ied y
N o t a V io le n t P u rg e .
—Roulder, Colo., N ew s.
cases
treated
last
year,
was
only
15.89
Hold an d m iaran te e d by a ll Ora<-
T he day ol the cannon-ball p ill Is past.
Advertise Just as you ent—regnlnrly Sweet,
(rugrant, m ild , hut effective Cascarels percent, while of those treated without NO-TO-BAC piecta io <’V v< «' '’’ohare,- '’eWt
and In reasonable quantity. You don't Candy C a th a rtic take th e ir place. A ll d ru g ­ serum 39.30 ]>er cent died.
wait until you are starved before you gists, 10c, 28c, O k .
George A. Hibbard, the new post­
eat, lint go to your meals nt a set time
P o e tle J u s t ic e .
master
of Boston, taking warning by '
every day. One meal right after the
A Chicago man has killed a hold-up
omcr, year after year, makes you grow artist with the latter’s own gun.
It the fate of his predecessor, who was
fat and keep well. Advertise Just u* w ill be seen, therefore, says the Chi­ broken down by the combined weight
you drive a nail. Not one big blow and cago Titnes-llerald, that peotio justice of official cares Hnd social duties, has
then stop forever, but with reasonable continues occasionally to find terminal made a rule not to attend public din­ j<ALZER5 T h ia new, e cr’ leat. corn « i l l revel«-
ners.
blows, one following the other. Even facilities.
tlo h lte e e r a fr o w in g . y ie ld in g ia
189». to M inneso ta. «MP- . per acre.
If your own blow Is hard enough to
J
EARED
M
others
w
ill
find
Mrs.
W
in
slow
’s
Sooth­
mio p o l k o v ra
W e w ill forfeit f t , 000 if any o f our pub ing Syrup th e best rem edy to use for their
yield»
' i i . per acre, and y««
drive the nail home. It Is likely to go fished
testim onials are proven to he not
«an beat t h a t !
C
orn
children d uring th e teeth in g period.
crooked or split the plank and spoil genuine.
ftP E L TZ
Tint P iro Co., Warren, I’a.
M hoe. per acre. G rea te st grain
your Job. Advertise Just as the fanner
W lia t T h e n .
and b a r f»od th ia t l d o f the »tare!
W h a t T h e y A l l S a id .
B A R L E Y , BEARDLESS,
plants corn—not a big sackful at one
Hibernian (newly landed)—I’hwot
yield« H I bo«. in S .Y W onder full
Mr. Newman— You’re a nice little in the wurruld do the hell be put on
time, !n one place and then stop, but
R APE
A TON
O ire « rich , green food for cattle,
a few grains at a place In regular or­ boy, Tommy.
the cow for?
•heep, ewina. po u ltry , etc., a t *5e.
a ton. W e sell nin e -te n th « o f the
Tommy—That’s what they all sav
der and In regular time, lu other
Jersey Fanner—To keep her from
Rape seed used la tbe U . S
words, advertise with business sense. when they first meet bister.— N Y. get in’ lost.
B K O M I/8 IN E R M r S
G reatest gruae on e arth . G n»*> to
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Keep nt It week after week, month Journal.
perfection In A m erica everywhere.
“ But suppose she do be deef, phwot
S alzer w a rra n ts 1 ,!
after month, nnd success will surely
thin?” —Judge.
B O W ’ S T Q IS t
T H E M IL L IO N D O L L A R
pot a t e !• the most ta lk e d o f po­
come by and by.—Condon Mills till.)
tato on e arth , and S alze r B iz
A Sure T h in g . Dr. Plunder's
We
offer
One
Hundred
Dollars
Reward
for
soy
W
e«La | both w ill m ake ; ou rich .
Times.
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ease of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's
Largest grow er o f Pota.oca a&d
N o th ing relaxes them snd makes
a speedy perfect cure like
St. Jacobs Oil
Consum ers
HEAD ACHE
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P O R T L A N D D IR E C T O R Y .
K e a ic « »»»<1 IV I r e
PO R TLA N D W IR E A IR O S W O R K »; W IR K
and iron lenciu z ; office ra ilin g , eie. 334 Alder.
AI » e l i in » r y »••«! S u p p lì« * «
CAWHTON A CO.: K N G IN K 8, HOI1.EKH, MA-
c ln n e ry , supplies, 4S-S0 F irs tH l., Portland,O r.
JOHN POOLE, P ortland , O rroon .
can give you the best bargains in general
m achinery, en gin es, boilers, tanks, pum ps,
plow s, belts and w indm ills. Tbe new
steel I X L w indm ill, sold by him, is u n ­
equalled.
j
^R E G O N ffL qO D p U R IF IE /(
CaUrrhCure.
F. J. CHENEY it CO., Props., Toledo, O.
At a recent meeting of the Anthropol­ We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney
the past 14 rears, and believe him perfectly
S a lo o n s N o w C lo s e d on S u n d a y .
ogical Society In Washington Dr. Mat for
honorable in all busln ss transactions and fin­
South Australia was the only Aus­
thews described the snake worship ol ancially able to carry out any obligations mode
tralian colony allowing public nouses
the Navajos. A Navajo, he said, nevet by tlielr firm. W w t A T rcax ,
to be open part of Sunday, unless closed
Wholesale Drusrlsts, Toledo,
kills a snake. If he finds one colled It
W a LDISO, K IN M A N A MAT-YIN,
by local vote; but its last liquor act
bis path he gently lifts It with a stick
Wnoleeale Drug-1st*. Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is t. ken .nt ?rnally. acting has decreed Sunday closing throughout
and tosses it aside. The Navajos think
on the blood and m cous surfaces of the colony.
snakes nre very wise and understand directly
tbe system. Prl e Tic per bo tle. boid by aL
druggists.
Testim onl-l. free.
the language of men. At the »amt
A Thracian triumphal car has been
Il's Family Pills r th i best.
MANY SICK WOMEN
, Can easily trace th e ir trouble to the blood, bu*
th a t d on't help, unless they tlud a remedy.
uj
N avajo S n a k e W o rs h ip ers.
W o rk « .
Moore’s Revealed Remedy
Purifies the blood—makes sick women strong
snd well, |l.U0 per bottle a t the drug store.
I P CLAIMANTS FOR
P E N S IO N
Wri s Is NA1HAN
BICKFURO. Wathington. 0 C.. they w .u re­
ceive q uick replies. B. 5th X. H . Vols. Staff
20th Corps. Prosecuting claim s since 1878.
M A C H IN E R Y
ALL KINDS
...T A T U M A B O W E N ...
29 to 38 First Street
SURE CURE FOR PILES
Itching,
RISO Plie» pro
produce m oisture end enure itch
ITCHING
■trudixg
Blind. Bleeding or Protrudi
Thia form, a« w ell
P ile , are cured b; O r.B oäan k o'sP lie R . m . d y .
Stop. Itching and bleeding. Absorb, tumor«. 50c a
e. W _ rite
Jar a td ru g g l.U or k m by m all. Treatise free.
me about your cam . DR. BOSANKO. Phllada. Pa.
CUARANEFO
PATENT,
w ith no fpc unless sne-
craaful. Patent advertised
free. - Free -
aivioe
a s to p a t e n t a b i l i y-
ora’ Prim er.’ M IL O B- S T fcV E N I * C O .
E s tá b il.lied 1S64.
W a s h in g to n . D . O .
Branch OtHces:
Chicago, C leveland, D etro it.
YOUNG MEN!
Por Gonorrhiea and Gleet get Pabat's Okay Specific. It
b, the ONI.S' m edicine which will cure each and every
cam . NO CASE known it has ever failed to cure, no
m atter how neriou. or
how long standing. Resolta
from its um will artonúh you. It to ah u lu tely safe,
prevent« stricture, and can he token without inconve­
nience and detention from bueinesa. PRICE. 83.OS. Por
sale bv all reliable dm ggiste. or n s t prepaid by express
plainly
receipt ch
o f £J,1
price,
by , co ., Chicago, IU.
p
y wrapped,
ppvo on PABS|''
cai
Circular mailed on reuu
Fa rm Seeds tn the w orld.
V EG E T A B L E
Largest, choicest Ukt lu U . 1 ,
Onion Seed. 80c. lb . E v e ry th in g j
w arranted to grow. Si pkgs ear- I
llest vegeta b le !, p . “ paid , >1 00. |
CURE YOURSELF)
F O R 10«. S T A M P S
and title n o tic e , • • m a ll g re a t Seed I
Catalog and 10 pkgs F a rm Seed X ev r***“
w
C atalog alone 5c. postage. F L
_____ _____ _
Fee B i g « fo f unnatural
¿¡•chargea,Inflammations,
irritation s or ulcerations
o f m u c o n « membranes.
Painleae, and not a itrin -
EÉvA^steôncAÎ'Co. «*'nt or po'«°“ou'-
J ohn AS alzer S eed C o .
M o l! My n r n n r ls t a .
"or sent In plain wrapper,
by express, prepaid, for
81.1X1, or 3 bottles. 83.W.
Circular sent on request.
LACROSSE WIS.
time they believe snakes are evil and
dug up on the slope of Mount Rhodo-
T re a te d
.N o. 1 4
1 BOO.
will employ the Information they get
pus, near Philioppopolis, in Bulgsria.
T im e a n d M o n e y .
Successfully
H B N w r itin g
a d v e r t i s e r , p le a s e
by listening to men for their disad­
Time may be money, but it is a All the metallic fittings of the chariot,
m e n tio n t h ia
vantage. Accordingly the Navajos hold difficult thing to convince a man who ; including brouze decorative figures, Address DR. N IE U K IR K , M ountain Home, Id a .
tlielr most sacred rites and recite thelt is serving time that such is the case.— and the harness for one horse, were
myths only In winter, when the snakea Chicago Daily News.
found together with human remains.
The car belongs to the fourth century
are hibernating and cannot overheat
| after Christ.
them.
____________
C la s s ifie d .
“ He divides tailors into two classes. ”
W h a t a B ritis h A rm y Corps Is.
A strike at the Montreal Cotton Com­
"What are they?”
The British army corps, ns nominally
pany’s mill at Valley Field, Quebec,
* ‘Those whom he owes money, and by which 2,000 operatives were affect­
constituted, numbers 30,250 officers nnd
men. A large number of these are those who wouldn’t trust him .” — Puck. ed, has been settled, the men getting
“technical” troops, In charge of the
an advance of 5 per cent.
The Ideal French Tonic
The large rubber manufacturing
pontoons, field telegraph, railway appli­
Horses, when asleep, alwavs have'
FOR
BODY AND BRAIN
ances. balloons, field batteries nnd field plant of the L. Candee Co., at New
«
hospitals. Eliminating all of these Haven, Connecticut, was closed, and one ear pointed forward. The object!
Since 1863, Endorsed b y M edical F ac u lty
indicating
technical troops, the strength of a di­ work w ill not be resumed until April evidently is to hear sounds from the
1.
Moro
than
1,250
employes
are
danger,
whether
they
come
im m e d ia t e
la s tin g
e ffic a c io u s
a g r e e a b le
vision In Infantry, cavalry and artil­
front or rear.
lery Is 0,440 tnen, with eighteen guns; thrown out of work
of an army corps, 30,700 men, with
102 guns.___________________
DROPSY
W
D yspepsia?
H en s G o t G o u t fro m E a tin g M e a t.
A Breslau doctor has succeeded in
producing gout In hens by feeding them
with meat. He gave the hens nothing
but horseflesh, without fat, and as
much water as they would drink, with
deplorable results to the unfortunate
fowls. Having Instilled the disease, he
then undertook to drive out the .uric
add by administering powdered egg
shells, which restored the hens to their
normal condition.
B ir t h A n n o u n c e m e n ts In H o lla n d .
In some parts of Holland a birth It
announced by fastening a silk pin­
cushion on the doorknob. If the pin­
cushion is red the baby la a boy, and if
white a girt
TRY
ALABASTINE
W HAT
A LABA8T1NB
IS .
Alabaatiue is the original and only dur­
able wall coating on the market. It is
entirely different from all kalsoniine
preparations. Alabastine ia made ready
for use bi white or fourteen beautiful
tinta by the addition of cold water. It is
put up In dry powdered form, in pack­
ages, properly labeled, with full direc­
tions on every package. It takes the
place of scaling kalsomines, wall paper
and paint for walla. Alabastine can be
used on plaster, brick, wood or canvass,
and a child cau brush it on.
W HAT
" K A L S O M IN K S "
ARK.
K alaom iues are cheap and tem porary
preparationa, m anufactured from w hiting,
chalka, clays, etc.
They are stuck on
the w alls with decaying anim al glue. Ala-
hastine is not a kalsoniine. It is a rock-
base cem ent, which sets, and it hardens
w ith age. It can he re-coated and r e ­
decorated w ith ou t having to wash and
scrajie off its old coats. A lahastiue is
utilized to a great ex ten t in h ospitals, as
it prevents the accum ulation o f dirt and
the congregating o f disease germ s, being
d isin fectant in its nature.
I*
CHURCHKS
AND
gCHO O LHO USKS.
The interior walls o f churches, school-
houses and all public halls should never
be coated w itli an yth ing but the durable
and pure Alabastiiie. No evident has this
fact become, that hundreds o f tons are
used annually for this work. The gen u ­
ine A labastiiie does not rub or scale oft.
It is cleanly during the long period o f its
usefulness. Every ow ner o f a building
should use it. Ask your paint dealer or
druggist for card o f'tin ts , and write for
free copy o f our interesting booklet to Ala-
bastine Co., Grand Rapids, Mich.
R EJECT
THK
“ J U S T A » O O O D .”
The dealer who tells von that he can seit
'•som ething ju st as good," either is not
___ o _____
___ you.
__ lu
posted or is trying
to deceive
ottering som ething he has bought cheap
and is tryin g to sell on A labastiiie’» de­
m ands. he m av not realize the danger to
h im self as w ell as to you. Beware of all
new su bstitutes. Dealers risk a su it for
dam ages bv selling and consum ers by
using an infringem ent. Alabastiiie Co.
own the right to make and to sell wall
cuatings adapted to mix with cold water