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WAS TORTURED An Indianapolis Woman's Sworn State ment of the Way In Which She Was Saver, ,'’10111 Heath. From tho Indianapolis N pwh . Mrs. Mary K. Hum s, of 506 H ia w ath a ntroot, Indianapolis, Ind., Is liv ing evidence of the wonderful powers i>t Dr. Williams* Pink I’III m for Palo People, the rem edy th a t cures w here nil o th era fall. For year« she e n dured ull th e to rtu re s of Indigestion, n erv ousness and fem ale weakness, a com plication o f troubles th a t five phy sician s confessed th eir Inability to cure. H er story Is well w orth the a t tention or every woman. Hhe says: "My Illness com m enced afte r my first child was born. I was so weak and nervous th at It seem ed I would n ev er get strong. For tw elve years I doctored for fem ale trouble, com plicated with nervousness and Indiges tion. My stom ach was so weak th a t for days at a tim e I could eat nothing but bread and milk. I was also tro u b led with palpitation of th e h eart and was often so m iserable th a t I could not lie down. Five doctors prescribed for me, ami I took many kinds of m edi cine w ithout being benefited. One day I saw Dr. W illiam s’ Pink Pills ad vertised In the papers and I de ckled to give them a trial. I did so and had not finished tak in g the first box when I knew th u t I was getting b etter. "You can Im agine the relief I felt when I found thnt a fte r years of suf fering I was being cured. I continued taking the pills, and the fem ale trouble en tirely disappeared. l)r. W illiam s’ Plrfk Pills for Pale People did more for me th an It wan claim ed they would do. Hlnce 1 tlrHt took th e pills I have not needed a doctor nor any o th er m edicine; they have restored my heulth, stre n g th and happiness. "MltH MABV K. BURNS.” Subscribed and sworn to before me th is 19th day of O ctober, 1900. GEORGE H. SWAN, (S eal) Notary Public. controls Spooner but him self. lie has been the ablest and most eloquent de fender of the present adinlulatratlon In the g reat erlsls of the last few years arid a t the sam e tim e has shown the most Imlepemb-nee. He threw down the gauntlet to Senator H anna ami re- fused to regard the ship subsidy bill as a p arty m easure. Spooner Is called the little giant of debate In the Senate. ID- does not speak often. H e Is reserved for em er gencies ami when I k * speaks there Is a full Senate to hear him. He has all tin attrib u te s of the orator, and, coupled with these, all tin* m ethods of a great law yer. These com bined m ake him the most Invulnerable d eb ater In the Sen ute. H e bus the lire of Tillm an ami the cultnre of Lodge, the qu iet wit of Mason and the profundity of Hoar; the elo<|iien<-e of Depew or F o rak er and the exactness of statem ent of P latt, of C on necticut, or Hale, of Maine. In debate be com bines all the qualities of all the other forcible men In the Senate amt with all these a ttrib u te s he has more Independence than most of them. The adm inistration counsels with Spooler, b at does not alw ays win him to Its M r s . W a ts o n 's M e s s a g e . S ho to lls a l l s u f f o rln g w om an h o w a h a w as c u re d o f O v a ria n In fla m m a tio n b y A b ill wbcb passed the Knusas Leg Isluiiiic recently cmicts "T h at the coun ty Mupi-rliitcmleuis of the several coun ties In the S t a le of K ansas shall re ceive the sum of $1 per school per an- iiiiiii as traveling expenses In visiting said schools, provided In no case shall superintendent receive expenses for s c h o o l n o t visited.” Besides this, he Is e n t i t l e d to m o n e y expeuded for post age, stationery, freight and express. The trouble with our school system is (bat there Is too much disposition to load It with steeples, dom es and cor nices, when the foundations are m ani festly Insufficient. Tills has long been th e c a s e . Nobody bears of appropria tions for the Iwlterm ent of the teachers and children o f the prim ary schools. T here Is a woeful lack of room for chil “ D ear M rs . P ivkham :—W hen I wrote to vou a few months dren In those grades, am i w henever ago I had been suffering from inflammation of the ovaries and there Is any mon-*v to be disposed of womb for over eighteen months. I had a continual pain and It Is applied Io the upjM-r end of the soreness in my back and side. I lielieve my troubles were caused by overwork and lifting some years ago. Life was a drag to me system . New O rleans Picayune. and I felt like givin g up. I had several doctors, but they did me The question of the short sk irt for little good. I began to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com teachers Is still being occasionally agi pound four months ago and am in better health to-day than I tated. T h e superintendent of t h e New have been for years. All my pains are gone. Your Vegetable Haven schools has recom m ended t i n t Compound has made me well. I recommend it to all suffering all t h e teachers w ear short skirts the women.’ —M rs . 8. J. W atson , Hampton, Va. year around <m the thedry th at the hy W h e n t h e r e I s o n e r e m e d y t h a t Is s u r e , a n d gienic effect will be good. The au th o r h u n d re d s o f th o u s a n d s o f w o m e n k n o w fro m e x ities of El Paso, Texas, have gone a p e r i e n c e is r e l i a b l e , Is i t w i s e t o e x p e r i m e n t w i t h step farther, ami prohibit teachers from u n t r i e d a n d c o m p a r a t i v e l y u n k n o w n m e d ic in e s ? w earing skirts that touch the floor. The S— f We have deposited with subject Is one that seem s scarcely the National City Bark, m easures. W hen th ere are differences of Lynn. {5 000. w hich worth all the attention th a t It has re „ i l l be paid to an y per of opinion, lie holds to his own. ceived during the last tw o years. son w ho can find that the above testim onial Spooner Is an Indian Ian by birth, but letter 1» not genuine or w»s published before In the spelling book and Its proper lias been a resident of W isconsin since obtainin g the writer'» special permission. I . V D I * E P lN K H A M M S D I C I M B C O . use s«*ems to rest the hope of the com 1859. He was educated there, enlisted I ) r . W l > i n i s ’ P i n k P i l l s f o r P a l e ing generations of spellers. Yet too In the Union arm y there, carried a mus People are sold by all dealers, or will be sen t postpaid on receipt of price, m any of the spelling hooks now In use, ket in the ranks, and a fte rw a rd s com 50 cen ts a box, or six boxes for $2.50 though offering to tin* young student a m anded a com pany In a W isconsin regi W oes of a W ife . "I he Key to the S ituation. (they are never sold In bulk or by the lM*wllderhig variety of words, are m ent; was brevetted m ajo r a t the close "Oh, th a t I should have m arrie d a F irst D etective— How did you m an hundred 1, by addressing Dr. W illiam s throw n together on no recognizable age to discover th e scan d al in th e ir funny m a n !” she wailed. M edicine Company, H chenectady, N. Y. prlnelpb*, and afford no opportunity to of service ami becam e priv ate ami mili fam ily closet? "W h at is th e m atter, lovely d e a r? ” tary secretary to G overnor Fairchild. Second D etective—W ell, you see, I asked h er m ost in tim ate friend. the pupil to discover a relation be H e began his law practice In the Wis j had a sxeleton key.—S m a rt Set. P a s s in g F a re , "H e cam e hom e and told me he had S tre e t car conductors are never tw een bis lesson and Ills own a tta in consin woods, at Hudson, w as elected a su re way to keep Jelly from g ettin g beautiful. In fact, they are not even m ents. The aim in some books seem s to the Legislature, and a fte r th at was T O U K N O W W H A T T O U A R E T A K I N G moldy a t th e top, and when I asked to bi* to Icing In an m any difficult passing fare.—Philadelphia Record. vou take Grove’» Tasteless C hill Tonic, him how he said tu rn it upside dow n.” known only as a prom ising law yer until When because the formula is plainly printed on every —B oston T rav eler. words as possible. But the ability to he was elected to th e U nited S tates Sen bottle show ing that it is sim nly Iron and Q ui TO C l ’H E A F O L D IN O N E D A T spell difficult words counts fo r little un ate In 1885. He a ttra c te d atten tio n in nine in a tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Take Laxative Itromo Quinine Tablet». All Garfield Tea is an excellent Sruggista refund the money II It falls to cure. less they are to be used In one's own the S enate as an o ra to r In his eulogy In The La»t R esort. medicine to take in the spring: X. VV. drove'» signature Ison each box. 2 e cotii|M>sltlon. T here Is no use In a n it produces a healthy action C lara— He was h p arbroken, d esp er memory of the ‘ Black Eagle of Illi of the liver; it cleanses the ticipating In the elem entary school the ate. and ready for an y th in g w hen I Why Men Fail. system and purifies the blood. nois” when Senator John A. I«ogan rejected him. Duty very often lingers and perm its w an ts of the man of forty. It ne«*d not died. T h at eulogy stam ped Spooner as R estoring a M e d ie v a l C astle. Maude— W h at did be do? curiosity to get th e re ahead of It.— cause a shudder If th e pupil should he At H ohkoninsburg, in Alsace, th e C lara—He said he w as going to see Chicago Dally News. unable to spell more tlinn’a sm all fra c one of the men of ra re eloquence In the rem ain s of an early m edieval c a stle you. tion of the less-used technical and diffi Am erican Congress, and he has not dis is to be resto red by th e k a ise r a fte r It- - e < l t h e It« - ,I I I i . ij o f I l H u f e r ! ap p o in ts! his adm irers since, w hether th e m an n er in which P ierrefo n d s w as Rod pimple», blotch,-», bolt», »orc« sre danger cult term s of science. T hese m ay bide he spoke from the heart deep sen ti QflECONffLOOOpUfll/IER signals «1 torpid llu-r, | „boned blood. «'»«- th eir time. The pupil cannot In any re b u ilt by th e a rc h ite c t V iollet le Due caret» Candy Cathartic Mill save you. All case m aster them all. W hat Is Im port m ents or took up the grave and in tri for th e E m p ress Eugenie. driiggisl» 10c,2Sc, 60c. ant Is, th at In* form the habit of sj>ell- cate discussion of constitutional rig h ts Com position of S w eetbreads. T h e B e s t P r e s c r i p t i o n f o r M a la r ia A F o re h a n d e d L o v e r. or International law. He has n eith er E lsie (aged 3)— M amma, I w ant to Chills Ing accurately Hie w ords th a t belong and Fever is a bottle of Grove’» T asteless * S h an 't we elope, G eorge?" the com m anding presence nor the full ask you a serious question. C hill Tonic. It is sim ply iron and q uinine in "Yes, If you think It will please your to his range of thought, and th n t he volum e of voice given to o th er men who M am m a—W ell, w hat Is it, d ear? a tasteless form. No Cure. No Pay. Price 50c. fath er. Financially I'm not prepared continue the process when he ad Elsie— A re th e sw eetb read s m ade of Little A lice's D escription. vances to the higher studies. To the m easure words w ith him In debate, but loaf su g ar? to get him down on m e.” L ittle 3-year-old Alice stood w atch objis-tion th at m any pupils who leave his speech com m ands by reason of the , ing h er m o th er baking pancakes. A fter S lo p » th o C o u g h a n d school early often assum e responsible g reat thoughts clothed In graceful lan M o t h e r s w ill f in d M rs . W in s l o w ’s S o o t h a few m o m en ts’ silen t o b serv atio n sh e W ork» O ft th o C o ld . guage. the sound logic, and the know l in g S y r u p th e b e s t r e m e d y to u s e t o r t h e i r Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet» cure a cold in positions In later life, and hence ought said : “P u t on back, tu rn o v er on c h il d r e n d u r i n g t h e t e e t h i n g p e r io d . one day. No cure, No Pay. Price 26 cents. to learn the spelling of unsual w ords edge of law at his com m and. stom ach, th en e a t.” In school, the answ er Is easy. No such The Fiances. The Meaning in a Squeak. O ffice B o y to V ic e P r e s id e n t . She—W hat did papa say when you prophetic met Inal Is possible. T he exi P i s o ’s C u r e f o r C o n s u m p t i o n is a n i n f a l Gus de Sm ith—T hose new boots of T w enty-tw o years ago W illiam II. yours squeak aw fully; p erh ap s th ey lib le m e d ic in e f o r c o u g h s a n d c o l d s . — N . asked him, B ertie? gencles of life are fa r too varied to en W. S a m v e l . O c e a n G r o v e . N . J . , F e b . 17, B ertie—He said : "T his Is so sud- able the schools to foresee them nil.— M cIntyre, then a boy of 14 years, was a in 't paid for yet? 1900. d e n !"— Puck. atten d in g the public school a t Irv in g Joh n n y —T h a t's all nonsense. If W illiam E. Mend, In E ducational Re th e re is an y th in g in th a t, why d o n 't ton, N.“ Y. Be- Knew the Sort. view. cause he w as a my coat, and v est, and my tr o u s e r s ,! E lea n o r’s M other— You do E lea n o r a The true teacher Is not chiefly con m anly, s tra ig h t and my h at squeak, too?—E xchange.! g re a t Injustice, m y d ear. She is n o t cerned about his salary. This Is an im idle, only delicate. She h as no p ow er forw ard boy he E I T Q Permanent!? Cui . __ __________ of endurance. p o rtan t Item in his list of necessities, a ttra c te d th e a t ■ I I O after finit Jay’» u»rof Dr. Kline's Great Nerve E lean o r's F a th e r—H um ph! I know Reotowr. heiul lor FK BK $ 2 - 0 0 trial hottleand treat* ami he Is not likely to receive too much tention of the is«. D r . R. II K link . Ltd . V3I Arch S t . Philadelphia. Pa. all ab out h er pow er of en durance. I t’s School “ 1 h a v e u s e d y o u r v a l u a b l e C A M ’A* of It, If he Is a true teacher. th e kind t h a t’ll let h er dance all n ig h t m anager of a It W ouldn’t Do. KICTN and And them pel fe c i. Couidn t do directors are not given to extravagance in shoes tw o sizes too sm all for her, great New York w ithout them I have used them for»om e tune Baron M unchausen had ju s t w rit of this kind. But salary Is not the most and m ake h er too tired th e n ex t day for ind geatmn and bibouHiie»» und am now com Insurance com ten a le tte r to a friend. p .etcly cured. Recom m end them t o e ie r y one ImiHirtant thing In a teacher's life. It He closed with a flourish, "yours to d u st th e p arlo r.—New York W orld. pany, w ho w as Once tried, you will never oe without them In Is more Im portant th at lie be consclen- the fam ily.’’ Eutr. A M i n i , Albany, N. Y. IT. : M INTV RE. living at Irving- tru ly ,” and signed his nam e. llous In Ills work. T he teacher who ton. H e offered young M cIn ty re n Job 1 Then, with a m elancholy sm ile, he CANDY puts Ills conscience In his work will suc as erran d boy In bis office. It w as erased th e word "tru ly .” / * KN0W THE VALUE OF “It would only move him to derisive C A T H A R T IC ceed where others fall. If In no other prom ptly accepted, and his w ork was way he will succeed In being at peace done so well th a t It was noticed by the ( lau g h ter,” he said.—Chicago T ribune. with him self. The painstaking, con P resid en t of the com pany, who soon Your Guide and Guard Is the famous Oregon Blood scientious teacher Is ap t to give each m ade the youth his personal m essenger. Purifier, tested and true. Use it now. R fO IV T V W K O TRA O f I plipll the attention which he deserves, In a few years, a fte r M cIntyre had i Aluminum Bridges for C avalry. ami so secure for each one the best studied shorthand outside of business , T he A ustro-H ungary w ar office h as fru its of tils toll. He will necessarily hours, he becam e priv ate and con recently tried w ith success b rid g es of PleaRAnt. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do m ake eaeli scholar feci bis Interest In fidential secretary to the P resident. ) alum inum for cavalry. T hey are th e Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 25c. 50c. him, which will Inspire n pupil to do Ills T hree years ago he was again p ro m o -! invention of C aptains de Vaux and de OILED CLOTHING ... C U R E C O N S T IP A T I O N . ... best. To get each pupil to know his ted to the position of assista n t secre Vail, and are easily carried on w agons. IT W ILL S te rlin g lls n e d v ( m s p a s t. C b tra f« , Jl nr» t re a l. Aaw T e r t . 391 K E E P YOU D R Y own w eakness and to rem edy it; to N i l .T f l - H A P Soul and iruuranteed by ail drug- tary of the great com pany. D uring the J IN THE i H U" I U • I lliM tfltte to < I IT. F Tobacco Habit bring each pupil to the point of doing next y e a r his friend, th e P resident, I WETTEST WEATHER bis best; to enlist every energy of the died, and am ong the changes which LOOK FOR ABOVE TPADE HABIL child In the tasks to be done—this Is followed his death w as one w hich put ’ ON SALE EVERYWHERE work which has no money valuation. M cIntyre, at the age of 3(1, into the | CATALOGUES FREE E0EGARHENT3 ANDHATA The true teacher cannot m easure the chair of Vice P resident of the com pany, A.J.TOWER CO.. BOSTON. MASS. M am ount of his work by the size of his a position which increases his responsi salary, but will do w h atev er Is neces bilities and Ills salary alm ost equally. 1 r best tim e to cure Catarrh, sary, and as long as It Is necessary for I Bronchitis «nd Consumption. 0 IliU ! success. H e who gauges the am ount S c a re d th e T o o th a c h e O u t o f H im . Our remedy is guaranteed, >1. P. O. B o x H 73. of Ills labor by the size of tils salary Is A novel cure for the toothache was a m ere hireling, and unw orthy of a Inadvertently applied by I)r. Pnrm er- place In the ranks of true teachers, A tler at T rem ont, N. Y. A man, suffer , In all unoccupied territory, for the high ideal, and conscientious work are ing from a raging tooth, called at the Best Wheel» on Earth, the 1901 essential to every one who Is w orthy of d en tist’s house nt night, forgot to ring being called a teacher.—Am erican J o u r th e bell, found the o u ter door open, en ter the hall, unintentionally stepped on nal df Education. a b u rg lar alarm anil th u s brought the which is, send us d en tist to the dark hall w ith a pistol In S E N A T E ’S L IT T L E G IA N T. AND your address, and his hand. The dentist th reaten ed to Whr MCYCLO BICYLLO S p o o n e r o f W is c o n s in R a id t o B e a P r e s * shoot and the visitor w as so terrified (d e n tln l P o a a itillity . $40 $ 2 0 - $ 2 5 * $3C th a t the nche departed from his ch a t The eyes of some of the political terin g teeth. FRED T. MERRILL CYCLE CO., prophets nt W ashington nre on Senator G u e s t , b u t N o t a ( 'n » t o n i ( * r . I 0 B - I I I Sixth Street PORTLAND, Ore. John C. Spooner, of W isconsin. They S treet—Hullo! Are you a guest here? Which 1», tell you tree how to make money fast think he Is good presidential tim ber in the present great Pacific Coast petroleum Springtim e Resolutions B ent—I am , but the hotelkeeper oil boom Write im m ediately to Bankers and and has an excellent chance of being Brokers Oil Co.; J. W. Hei-ner A C ., financial th in k s I nm n custom er.—Indianapolis J nom inated In 1IX)4. Spooner Is an In TAKE agents, 215 Conimcrc a) Block, Portland, Ore. THE Press. Special agents wanted in every town. teresting figure. He Is sm all of stature, Fare relict from liquor, opium »m l tobacco quick and flery In debate and one of the One of the funniest things In the N o, 1 » — 10O1 hábil». Semi for particular» to I m ost Independent men In the Senate, world Is to see n wom an going to the H E N w r i t i n g to a d v e r tis e r s p i« , m e n tio n t h is p a p e r . Keclsy Instituto, 314 Sixth St„ Portland. Cr. 1 says a Washington writer. Nobody t r a i n who is not running. LVDFÄ REWARD Biliousness ta » SEAFARING MEN T03E ANO Good. Live Agents Wanted W. H. SMITH S CO., Buffalo, N. Y. YOU DO YOUR PART WELL DO OURS K eeley C u re W