Gold Hill news., July 14, 1900, Image 3

The
T u rn
oZ Ute
R U S S IA ’S NEW SEA F IG H T E R .
I
/• « or///oa/jmfod
f Thle
/» the life o f every women
and no mistaken should
Tho one reoognlxod and
rallnblo help f o r women
who oro approaohlng and
p a a a ln g th r o u g h th io
w onderful ohango to
fT y Z "
E.
Plnkham 'i Vegetable
That tho utmoat rollanoo
can ho plaood upon thio
g re at medlolno la te a tl-
fle d to by an a rm y o f
g ra ta fu l women who have
boon helped by It.
f i r r a t e a t M in g le F .n e n iy .
Preairlent Kwensaoo, of Bethany col­
lege, Kansas, «ay«, in the Sheldon
edition of the Topeka Capital: “ The
Americun Miloon,, open by law and
licenee, i* our greats»! »ingle enemy
of decency, morality and religion.
Our prohibition law« clone that aaloon
and kill that foe. What greater praise
could we utter?”
T r y A lle n * « F o n t R a a e ,
A jM iw d e r Io be shaken into t h e shoe». Al
II iih Henaoii y o u r fe e t fe e l swollen. nervoti»
’.iire,'1. ***»•"' , f -roi,l',“v.*’
s m a r t ln g fr e t o r l i g h t s h o e s , t r y Allen «
Fool-Ease || cools * tie fret and make*
walking easy. Cures ingrowing nails,
»woolen and »wealing fret, blisters ami
callous spot*. Relieves corns and bunions
of all tain and gives rr-t aud comfort. We
have .'tu.rxxi testimonial«. Try it today,
bold hv all druggists and shoe dealers for
25c. Trial nackagr FKKK. Address Allen
tf. Olmstead, Leltoy. N. Y.
Any article that ia giown, whether of
the best or not, coats something, and
the grower must receive at least the
cost or he w ill suffer a lo«a. The larger
the difference between the cost aud the
A K I.O A T .
price received the greater the profit It
«Ist» of the following: Twelve (Pinch
K««»«, tw elve 75m illim eter gun«. s|x 47 »bonld lie the object, therefore, to grow
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the best, rather than the aim tor 1-irge
millimeter guns, two Baranovsky guns, yield», n« the market may be over­
two 37-inlllfmeter. four brtiadslde tor­ stocked with inferior good«, w hile a
pedoes, each nt bow and «tern, sixteen detnaud may exiut for the best.
Whitehead torpedoes, thirty-five float­
C a r t e r * » I n k 1» IT»«wt b y t h e
ing mine« and »lx »mull torpedoes for
great«-»« railway systems ot the I'niird
«team launch«*». The Faring bua four States.
They would not use it if it wasn't
funnels nnd two military masts, resem­ the best.
bling the Columbia of our own navy,
A woman should remember that with
and mi after bridge on the plan of the the average man the quality of her
cruiser New York.
voice counts more than what -he say«.
— Chicago Democrat.
According to Mr. Wu Tung Fang,
the Chiuese minister, the proper name
ef the organization referred to as
“ Boxers” ia Yee Ho {Chuan, which, in
T h e «‘ r e a i t i n g N e e d .
the vocabulary of the Middle Kingdom,
When compliments fall to the lot of
mean» 'righteoosuexH, harmony and
Tommy Atkin», lie knows what to do
fists.”
with tlie florid part of them.
T .n o k T i r e d T u i l a y .
Fifty year» or more ago Sir Hurry
I'v rh a p « you c a n ’i sleep o r u n eas y s lu m b e r
d o n 't re s t you. A « '»»caret C a n d y C a th a r tic a t Rmlth, for who««* wife l<adyamlth »via
b e d tim e g u s rH iite e t le frc s h liig sleep
l>rng | named, was Governor of Cape Colony
gists, 10c, ate, M e.
and led u number of «-anipnigu» against
Louise Froebel, widow of Friedrich the Kaffir». Iteturiiing from a particu­
Froeltel, lounder of the kindergarten larly lively on«1. In- held a review rff hi»
ayatem, died in Hamburg at the age of troop», who were In a most ililiiplilittml
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condition barefooted, rugged and liulf-
Pin«>'s Cure is the l>e»t medicine we ever starved.
tmed for ali affections of the throat and
\\ hen the time eanie for him to say
lung».—Wx. 0. E m > hi . sy , Vanburen, In«!., a few word» he lavished prill»«* ii|M>n
Feb. 10. Hxxi.
them, dwelling u|»>n their bravery, en­
Rdward C. Delano, the new superin­ durance. ami even tijmii their soldier­
tendent of achool» of Chicago, first be­ like appearance. This last compliment
came attaclied to the c ity ’s public was too much for the patieii«*e of the
school system 44 year» ago hr an assist­ ol«l color-sergeant. He stepped for­
ant teacher. He has «ince oontioued w ard-tattered and unkempt »¡tinted
in the nervice of the lioard of education moat respectfully, ami then »aid:
working hi» way step by step to his
“Begging your pardon. Sir 'Arr.v. we
present position.
don't want no gammon. We want
llOOts!"
G enuine
C arter’s
Little Liver Pills.
M uat B ear S ig n a tu r e of
Sea F a o S tm lla W rap p er Bclaw.
FOB HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZIHESt.
FOR IIUOUtHESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR COHSTIPATIOH.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
_____ .FOR THECOMFLEXIOH
oascim s
SB the same land and at the same time, U U 9 t <> F -a a ftO
B a w a r « o f O in tm e n t s f o r C a t a r r h T h a t
C n n tn ln M e r c u r y ,
A» m e rc u r y w ill » u re ty d e x tr o r th e s -n « * o f
u n e ll an d r o iii|ile t c ly d c ra iix e th e w h o le
tern w h e n e n te r in g i t th ro u g h th e lain-o u« »iir-
face». S n.'h » ro c ti*» « h o u ld n e v e r tie used ex-
< * p t o n pre»«*ription» fr o m re p u ta b le ph y«i-
c ia n « ,»» th n d » m » » e ih e v w i l l d o is le u fo ld to
th e good yo n can p o s -lh ly d e riv e tro m th e m .
H a ir » C u ta rr h C u re, in a u u fa r tu re d by F . .1.
C h e n e y A C o ., T o le d o , O ., con ta in « u o m e rc u r v
an d 1» ta k e n in t e r n a lly , a c tin g d ir e c tly upon
th e b lo o d a n d n iueo u» Huriace» o f ib e system .
I n bu y in s H a ll*» C a ta rr h C u re be su re y o u gei
th e » e u u liie . It 1» ta k e n in te r n a lly , a n a
In T o le d o , O h io , bv F. J. C h e n e y A Co. T e s ii.
m o n ia l» tree.
Hold by D ru g g i-l» , pri«»e ■¡«. per b o ttle .
H a l l ’» F a m ily P ill» » re th e be»i.
O iz Z o f S o rts
to drop seeds of sweet corn In the
name rows with the pea», placing the
seeds of corn »event inches apart,
thinning to a foot a|mrt after the plants
are up. 'The corn w ill finish ita main
growth after the peas have ceased
growing, though for taller kind« the
«ora »erves a» support*.
1»
That is the way many serious trouble»
begin. The stomach get» a littla out of
order, is neglected, and chronic dyspepsia
follows. Toe blood becomes a little im
pure, as occasional pimple» testify, and in
time a long array of blood diseases attut a
the system. It is safest to cure these trou -
H O IT T ’N S C H O O L .
bles at once by thoroughly purifying tt>*
•lento Park. San Mateo County, Cal., til«»»! with Hood’s Sarsaparillai It main­
with it» new buildings, newly furnished tains the health and cures di-ease.
and complete laboratories, beautiful sur­
roundings and home uiiloences. is one of H o o d 's S a r s a p a r i l l a
the beat equipped school» |„r the training
of bora and voting men on the coast. It Is A m e r ic a ’s G r e a t e s t Medicine. Price >1
1» in charge of Dr. IntO. Hoitt and i» ac­
R g y p tla n P e r r e l a la .
credited at the uni varsit ies. bend for cat­
A
French
chemist, M. Chatelier, ha»
alog. - Tenth year begin» August 0, 1900.
.established the fact that the composi­
The way in which an American wo­ tion of Egyptian porcelain from Mem
man often lets herself slip out of the phi« 1» wholly different from that of
lives of her daughters as they are grow­ Chinese porcelain, and this is regarded
ing into womanhood is a loss to both as making it probable that the ancient
aider which can never be made up in Egyptian» had a procès» of their own
after life.— Housewife.
for making true porcelain.
require trout 30 year» before they a:
valuable for timber; maple trees 20
year« and black walnut 15 year«. A
black walnut tree it «aid to attain from
12 to 15 inches in diameter in 15 year» !
from the seed. Nut» are also a source
of profit w ith Home grower« of timber.
The I ìummìaii otherdox congregation
in New York contain« 500 person«,
The concrcgiitinn decided la at year to
build a ne.v peimauent church, aud
the KuHHian« bought a lot 75 by 100
feet h r $30,000, of which amount
$22,00 i h is been paid.
The balance,
$1,000, w ill be paid a» soon a» more
fund» arrive trom Bu»»ia.
The czar
ha» contributed 5,000 roubles.
The
new church w ill coat $00,000.
Thi«
amount w ill be covered by the pau-
Bussiau collection on Sundavsthrough­
out the empire, also by subscriptions
raised in St. Petersburg, .Moscow aud
other large Russian cities.
> Sddf.aa
A s sxoollent plan to get two crops I
quart of strawberries, half a
cnpfnl of cold water, one cvpfnl of
stigar, one third box of gelatine, juice
of one lemon, white» of three eggs.
Soak the gelatine two hour», or until
it 1» melted. Ma«h the berries throngn
a «leva. Mix the augur with the juice,
add the lemon and gelatine and stir
until all are dissolved. Stand in a pan
of ice water, and when it begin« to
thicken fold in the stiffly beaten white»,
atirring until the mixture begin» to
thicken. Turn into a mold and act on
the ice until »tiff.
Serve with »ugar
and cream.— N. Y. Tribune.
Owe
The K iimm I hii crulaer Faring, which
tucccMafully completed her builder«’
trial trip. liUN xhowu heraeif to be the
fa»i«*«t crulaer of her claaa In the world.
•Hie represent« the moat modern Idea»
In warahlp conatruction, and her arma­
ment la »iiperlor to thut of tuiy other
;*rul»cr of her claaa adotft. The required
•jieed la twenty-three knot» an hour,
but her builder» declare «be can make
.weoty-ttve knot« on u pinch. The men
who »filled aboard of her on her recent
trip from ITilladelphhi any that our
J a p a n A n a lo u » .
jwn navy boaai« of nothing that la any
Japan la alarmed over the emigration ,if
(»otter from either the standpoint or many of h e r r e s id e n ts to this country who
«ailing or general availability.
are lured bare by iui«rrpre»entatioo. Thi» is
'i'he crew of the V'urlag eon»l»t» of tike Hie misrepresentation which delude
twenty officers, fifteen petty officer« people into believing that any oilier med-
tneia equal to Hostetler’* Stomach Bitter»
and 600 men. 'I’he vessel la a protect­ for
»torus« h disorder». Ii will cure Indi­
ed cruiser, -Pin feet long, 52 feet beam gestion, coiiktipafiou and dyspepsia.
■ nil 19 feet 11 Inchea draft. Iler dla
The planting of waste land to tree»
'ilacement 1» 0,500 ton«. The Indicated
for
timber ia receiving more attention
uorae power la 20,000, and ateam la gen­
than formerly. Farmer» who planted
erated by taillera of the Nlclauaae type,
tree» 20 year» ago now find that they
■the haa twin «crew«. All the veaael'a
then made good investment», it ia
irmainent wan made In Au»«,a and con- claimed that cherry and hickory tree
M rs . Plnkham, who haa
tho greatest and moat
auooeaaful experlonoo In
tho w orld to qu alify h er,
w ill advise you fre e o f
oherge. H e r addreaa la
Lynn, M a s s . W rite to h e r.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
S tra w b e r r y « p o n g « .
C r a l a a r V a r i n « Io f i t « F a s t e s t W a r V o o -
aal in th e W o rld .
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kors
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F o r I n f a n t s a n d C h ild r e n .
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
A \ege table Preparation for As -
sim ila tin g the Food andR eg ula-
ting the Stomachs and Bowels o f
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f a n
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s
h ii
B e a rs th e
d k l n
S ig n a tu r e
Prom otes D igest ion .Cheerful­
ness and ResLContains neither
ChMum.Morphine n o r M ineral.
of
N o t N a r c o t i c .
?3«%er afOUirSAKVaPtTCHE/)
Sta-
Äbt ituM »
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa
lion . Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
n ess and L o s s o f S leep .
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n ew ' YO R K .
A t b ri I o 111 h <>Id
D g SFN -
I N I S
GASTORIA
E X A C T C O P T OF W R A P P E R .
TMI CCNTAWR COMPANY. NEW TOR« CITY.
(T h e
Famous
derm an
..A V E N A R tU S
Wood
Preserver)
C A R B O U N E U M .,
W H I C H l - K K M A M O T I . Y IIK H T K O Y «
Hicks— “ Has your furnace worked
all right the past winter?” Wick«—
“ Oh, yes; the furnace ha» done it»
part; hut the tire» that I have been
able to build in it have failed entirely
O ne application is all th at is required. It lasts for years. If
to communicate any warmth to the
house.” — Boston Transcript.
your dealer cannot supply you , write for circulars and inform ation to th e
fo
llow in g distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving Q k , S eattle,
The land for late ,s>tatoe» should be
plowed deep and harrow«*d line. The W ash.; Fisher. T horsen & Co., Portland, O regon.; W h ittier, C obum &
land should never be allowed to form C o., San Francisco, Cal.
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a crust before the plaut» are up. Kuu
P r l z - f o r a M atoli Paste.
a harrow over the field, both before
Tin Belgian Government Inis off, i-rf and after the potatoes are up. The
¡a prize of 50.000 franc» for the Inven-
C H A M P IO N
B IIN D E R
seed may be planted about five inches
I tlon of a match paste containing no deep aud given level culture instead of
.. B e s t O n E a r t h . . .
I phosphorus. Tin* competition 1» Puer- h illing. Clover sod land is excellent
Eccentric Sprocket W h eel, chain pulls
; national. The paste must offer to the for potatoes, and to avoid disease it is
action of shock ami friction sitc.i a re be»t not to plant p«ttHtoes on the same
on the lon g spokes w h en d oin g th e hardest
i sistnnee that dangerous explosions will land tw ice in suoceseion.
Frequent
w ork, w h ich is com pressing the bundle, t y ­
j not occur during the process of manit- and shallow cultivation rather than
in g th e k n ot and discharging the bundle.
' facture: It must not contain any matter deep should be given.
which by Its emanations or oHtcrwIsc
W e guarantee a gain of power of 16 2-3
w ill find Mrs. Wiu»low*» Fnotb-
may tie dangerous during tin* pioecss h ig Mother»
S y r u p t h e b e s t r e m e d y t o use f o r t h ' : **
per cent at this tim e.
of manufacture to the health of the c h ild r e n d u r i n g t h e t e e t h in g { le r io d .
workmen, and It must fulfill several
Some notion of the coming deluge oi
other conditions.
Force Feed E levator, w arranted
Ixjoks on the South A/rican war may be
had from the fact that ail American to w aste less grain th an a n y other.
N o L i h t n l i i * - o n H ' i I u m .
The reason why ships are not struck publisher now in London was within a Send for C atalogue.
by lightning Is attributed by German week of his arrival offered the Ameri­
MITCHELL, LEWIS « STAYER CO.
authorities to the general use which is can rights in 25 war hooks.
now made of wire rope for rigging pur­
First and Taylor Streets, Portland, Oregon
poses, as well as to the fact that the
Branches: Salem , M cM in n ville,
hulls of ships are usti.illy cotistruct«»|
La
G rande, M edford, Seattle, Spo­
of Iron or steel. Thus the whole ship
kan e.
form» au excellent and continuous con
doctor, by means of which the elec-
" A fl« r
I w » » In d u e » « 1« t r y C A S 4 IA -
MKTS, 1 w ill u»v»r !>• w ilb o u l Itieni in llie bouae.
trlclty Is l«»l awa.v Into the ocean be­ My
liver w»» In a very bad shape, end my head
fore It has time to do any serious dam arhed and I bad •luniech Double Now aiiice lak -
H A R D W O R K IN G W O M E N
SURE CURE FUR PILES
ln»
Ca»eareu. I feel Sue My w ife he» a lto uxed
age.
IT C H H IX «, Pile» priidare inoi.ture a n d , au»e ln-hln«.
main with beueflelal reeulte fo r »our auimecb
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Jo». K hsblinq . i n i C ou grau St . St. L o uit. Mo.
lo r *«*rioti>i a n d iir v iiu t li d e a tro y ln g
..CHICKEN
LICE AND
VERMIN..
Sour Stomach
V n e x p e c to d
Hcam nbl
n«*p.
“ Amle. dear.” said her dulcet-toned
rival, "these latest photographs of
yours make me think of Tom. They're
Just like him.”
"Why, you old darling! Where’» the
re»etnblnnee?"
“They flatter you so."—Detroit Free
Pre»«.
B tg g - a t l l o i x l ,
The largest hotel In the world, with
a «-apaclty for 5,000 guests. Is Itelng
built at Mec< u, Arabia, by order of the
Sultan.
tro u b le » in
C andy
M o o r e ’s
C A T H A R T IC
R e v e a le d
P ile , are cured hr D r .B o a a n k o * « P its R u m s d y .
stop« Itrh ln it and bleeding. Atworhe tnmorv. W ire
or «ent tnr m all. Treatlae free. W r it *
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D R . BOflAXRi». Ph lede. Pa.
lar atilriiKgi.u
R e m e d y j ■*,,,bou.” rü"rc“**
T h o u » a n d » h ave used it an d tliOH»-»i
n o w praiae II . 1: o n re a p e rm a n e n tly ,
p e r b o ttle at y o u r d t u x g itt'» .
C LA IM A N T S FOR
•I»
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C.. Ih e v w ill re
'•'■ive q u ic k renile». B. 5tb X. 11. Voi» S ta ff
» » ili C orps. ProM souttng c la im s »in ce 1878.
TWAOI MARK ssstsvxwso
C i ì n ,t
v a il I
P leeian t. P alatable. Potent. Ts»te Good. Os
Ooo«. N ever Sicken. W eaken, or Gripe. 10c. B e. SOe.
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W aihingten. 0
Jo,., s
b o o i . r .
porti . abi >,
n«»««»
II« . < hh rive you the best bargai us in general
Y on can’t afford to neglect the N ew <'oluniblaii
Are grate. Ii baa claim« t i l t every lioueeliohl, for
it doe« thing« no other grate ba« ever accent
pllahed. A ll ib e beat goes Into the room in«tean of
up the ohlnin ey, but no sm oke at all, for the new
•yetem o f draugbl» m ake« perfect contbiiation and
a clear w h ite flame. » « » ,« you h a iry o n r fuel bill«.
Fo r p a rticu lar*, otagram » and full deacriptlnn.
ply t o T o K J O N ' M A K M K T T < J o ., t f l F i r s t
« tre a t, P a r t la a d , U ra g w n .
ate
machinery, engines, boiler», tank«, pumps,,
pioas, belt» mid winthiiill» 'I’he new
•ie$?i ( X L windmill, »old bv him, i» nn*
»«pialieii.
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No. « » -1 *0 0 .
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r n t n i l r i a t h h |> o * o r .
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