Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, November 28, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextYT I T I Oneof tolZt'ZnwnM ot trad ADVICE TO VICTIMS r T vUll JHUIlJoi lu f toy auinmls with Bkla, chauioli! Bronchitis JSTJ? Jf?.! REAPERS 0W TO PROMPTLY For over sixty years doctors 8 Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, con sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. " I had aa awful o"ffh for ater a mr .) rteUiiuir seemed to do ms any (food. I tried MM V herry Pectoral and to all mi Manila wlisnevi-r rscoinmeml it thry hare a cough, nasmttgion, v. v. as ton etireit, ' Mint M. Mbykm. A' br J. O. Ayr Co.. Lowell, Mass. I lso nuumfaotarers of 1 9 KAOSAPiDIi I A. PTQ. pLLS- VO BAIK V1Q05, the elephants, calfskin for the horse, ana goatakln for the camels. Tall covering must of course fit without a wrinkle to look natural, ao the wood en model la flrnt dipped Into glue, then sprinkled, with chalk dust; then th skin la put on. The chalk la ao fins that it fills the air and la drawn into the throat aud lungs. A year of tnii sort of work often result ,ln death, Another very Injurious toy is the rub ber balloon. The fumes and solvent used In reducing sheet rubier to the necewary thinness while retaining lt strength and the dyeing of the bril liant yellows, greens aud purple are most of them poisonous. An Infallible Symptom. First Student What, you foresaw that our tailor, poor chap, would g wad? The Second Sure ; on the 23th ol jood water CURE RHEUMATISM AT HOME. h-ecliona to Mix a .Simple Preparation and the Dose to Take 0 er conies Kidney and Bladder Trouble Promptly. There is bo much Rheumatism erery vhere that the following advice by an ttjiincnt uuthority, who writes for rear irg of a large Eastern daily paper, will e highly appreciated by those who luff or: Get from any good pharmacy ono-half nuice Fluid Extract Dandelion, one tmice Compound Kargon, three ounces w Compound Syrup 8arpar 11a Shake theHe well in a bottla and ttke n teaspoonfui doses after each meal ind at bedtime; also drink plenty 0 AVer's Pills keep the bowels rncular. All vegetable and gently laxative. Hard to Rearh. The numerous "help" who bare "had kad good characters but lost them" are no worse off than the domestic men tioned In Illustrated Hits, whose search for employment was hindered by an untoward circumstance. Said the mas ter of the house to an applicant: "Can't yon find any work at all ?" "Plenty, sir; but everybody wants references from me last employer." ' "Can't you get them?" "Xo, sir. He's been dead twenty eight years." When It Him. Teacher (of geography class) Nam the largest city on the Ohio river. Sha.'y Haired Pupil Cincinnati, ma'am ; but it ain't on the Obio river only part of the time. Ueacber Indeed! Where is it the r-jst of the time? Shaggy Haired Pupil In it. Until recently the most convenient way of getting from England to Japan wan by way of Vancouver, a journey of twenty four days. This time has been cut down to seventeen days by way of Hussia. It is expected to slill further cut this time when the Russian government lays a double track across the country. Ilia Platform a Amended. "My platform," shouted the orator, bringing bin fist down with a resounding thwack on the deck before him, "is, 'Leave well enough alone !' " "Beg pardon," whisrpere' the chairman of the meeting, an eminent Boston eft i Mn, pulling his coat tails gently. " 'Iet II enough alone' is the preferable form." last montn he wanted Borne moncj from me! Translated for Trartaatlar tic Tales from Meggendorfer Blaetter, Is is claimed that there few victims if this dread and torturous disease who will fail to find ready relief in this nmpie home-made nnxtnre, and in nosfc cases a permanent cure is the remit. This simple recipe is said to strength Clarence Knew. "I don't take any stock in the profes sions of these politicians," the visitor was remarking. "They've all got some sellmh m and cleanse the eliminative t las-nee ic ieme to put through. oti never can )f the Kidneys so that they can filter nil mini a mim nus up nis sleeve. "I can, Mr. Jynies," said little Oar ence, butting into the conversation. "You've got a dirty cull up yours. I can see it." ind (-train from the blood and system he poisons, acids and waste matter, which cause not only Kheumatism, but lumtrous other diseases. Every man r woman here who feels that their kid- udvrin'a Explanation. 3e'8 are not neaitny ana active, or wno Kdwln, aged .'5, who fondled bin small ',BCTI lrom any ""nary trouble what cat overin before his uch and unwisely, appeared ' )vr Bbo;,,fl not hesitate to make up mother one duv. hi iitti mixture, as it is certain to do face guiltily pained and a scatch npou 3aucn "xli 8na mf .Bave yn irym bis hand ujutu uiieery nuu Buucnug aner Willie, "What happened?" she nsked. "I bent the kitty a little," he said, briefly. Vv4-Vaw. ill H M r . . . . iuuvuni n wiii 11 1111 ,w rw n ma nw u nnnrnmi 1 Byrup the b it remedy to use lor their chiidrej , oral permission. According to Rnlea. Sentry You can't leave. Soldier tUit I have the captaln'i EAELY DAY PLANK KOAD. Ono of the Essentials When the Ilallroada Came Tula Ml aoarl IIlKha' VVaa Altandoned I 'This talk about a highway acrosa of th(J ha the State recalls to mind a aimliar en- VBa, ' . . v " 19 trprlse prosecuted in the Interior of ""J ? nfwrmatIo to the the State in the steamboat days," aayi 1)681 roethod9 of promoting health and the Kansas City Star, "it was a twen- "a-PP688 a"d right Jiving ami know- ty-flve-mlle plnnk highway between Iedge ' tbe wrld'8 Lest products. Glasgow and Huntsville," recently re-j Products of actual excellence and marked Milton C. Tracy of Macon, Mo., reasonable claims truthfully presented ' nmJ businesslike they are. I am sure whose father was Interested in the road and which have attained to world- if (iHyr Washington conld come back and who used to live in Huntsville. (wide acceptance through the approval itJ Cwu"n'"fl w-0"1'1 proud of such "The road between Huntsville and of tne Well-informed of the World -! ,lazzI!r'-' "I1'"1"" Glasgow was a succession of clay hills not of lnd,v,dualg onIv but of th; I "I ar, the greater part of the way and in m . , . " the two seriously, "that if George muddy weather the Christian religion mfD74 Wh haVe the haprjy racu!ty of Washington were to come hack and see made scant headway In those part BelectlDg and obtaining the best the ( Ingres, he would low no time in de- If Waoktuvtnn AVer Thee. Two promliii'iit Eocft-ty women of Washlngtorj were seated In the g.ilU'ry resopfd for the families of Congres ineiL "What a gxaud iKjdy of men!" ex tlainied the younger of the two enthu siastically. "Do yoc think so?" asked the otha-r demurely. "Why, of course I do. See bow alert It's. t.lt' fr..... 14 At L...L .1 - ,,u umii i muw ik men, du(. we uo 1 ....v....,, ... now, that those anathematized red hills I 0ne of tho Products of that class, LIppLrvcott's. were a blessing to Missouri, for they,r known component parts, an Ethical ' nixTou said your gun would ahoot served to develop the largest and remedy, approved by physicians and pco yards. strongest mules In tho world and their commended by the Well-Informed of ; Dlxi know I did big-boned descendants are now niovlna Me World as a valuable and wholo- t-ti- more Dierchandise than the steam cars. I some family laxative is the well-known ..,. "Glasgow was the distributing point . 01 cenna 10 : D, , know . . th for up-the-country merchandise. A do ft beneficial effects alwaya buy v t n A Pan Ulna m r n iifAtiinH Kiv Vi a. en hack lines run out from there, th California Fie Rvrnn m nniv and main one of which journeyed to Hunt for Baie by all leading druggists. vine, me tranic over those molasses ' candy hills became so great and was attended by so many difficulties that world affords. ; livcring another farewell address." trennona Home Comla-gr. 'TTtiHt mnnrAl "' ovliilmArl ftia (iuiiieuuiiB uaa 10 oe aone. anous i. a- A v v. Ja. 1 V4 au kinds of road material were discussed and timber decided upon because 11 was plentiful and most of the pioneers were skilled in its use. 'ihe hills were cut through and the bottoms raised sc the roadway was fairly level. Oak plank, twenty feet long, two Inches thick and eighteen Inches wide were nailed on heavy stringers, laid close to gether. There were five tollgates, with a tariff rate of a cent a head for stock, who was peering over the rail of the drawbridge. "Just look how jrer brofher Petey can swim. Why, he can go 1Q a canoe." "Yep," replied the other lad, solemn- ly, "and he reminds me of a canoe." "'Cause be can glide so good?" 1 "Xaw, 'cause he Is going to get pad dled when he gets home." Femininity. ' There once was a maid n:srned MeGInnity, The fairost one In the vicinity. She loved a young man Names Patrick McGann But wnlded a rieh old affinity. during ihe lee tiling period. After He'd Been Senteneed. Lawyer (In courtroom) What tim have you got, plonse? Prisoner (nt trial table) I can't ttlJ you until after the trial. Sentry (Importantly) Let's see it! II Motto per Ridere. P"Tf St- vitas' Bonce ana all Nrrvous Dlaase rl u permanently cun-d by Ur. Kline's Un-at rv Restorer. Sei'd fur FKKK (2trtal bottle and treatise. Dr. H. H. Kli.iu, UL. 31 A.-ch HU, l'tiiltt.,Fa. C. Gee Wo Tho wll known roia!lo CHINESE Root and Herb DOCTOR YjtV roots and hPrlf, and in thut I'lirW'wItaf IO ne rld Hia wonuor iPJl'OM ful romedioH. Hn Mercury, Poisons or Druyn UsedHe Cures Without Operation, or Without the Aid of a Knif He Kunrttntm to Cure Cttlarrh. Aatbnia, Ltm, rhroHt. Khetintattnr, NcrTotiHiin. Norvoun IVhiMtv, HfoniHfh. I.ivcr. Kltluey Tronlihm:Blo lrmi Manhood. Femalu WVnkn' and All l'rivtite liwuKtw. A SURE CANCER CURE lust Received from Prfcintr, China Safe, Sure ana KeiiaDie. IF YOtT ARE AFT.ICTKD. VOWT DELAY. HELAYS AKE KANUEK0U8. GOINSUUTATIOIN IIVIZIJ (t you cannot rnllwritofnraympton hlnnk anil clrcn likr. lnclcwt, 4 -nlH in otftHTf. TriE C. i EE WO CHINESE MFPICINE CO. 12 1 li i irnt tit.. Cor. Morrinon, I'ortland, Oregon. Flonve Mention Thlt Paper. Catarrh Is a Constitutional Disease It originates in impure blood and requiresconstitutioual treatment, acting through and purifying the blood, for its radical and permanent cure. The greatest constitutional remedy is Hood's Sarsaparilla In usual liquid form or in chocolated tab lets known asSarsatabs. l(K)doses$l. Nasal and other local forms of catarrh are promptly relieved by Antisoplets or Catarrlets, 50c., druggists or mail. C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. Taken at Ills Word. Master Walter, aged 5, had eaten the oft portions of his toast at breakfast, and piled the crusts on his plate. "When I was a little boy," remarked his father, who sat opposite him, "I al ways ate the crusts of my toast." "Did yoru like them?" Inquired his offspring, cheerfully. Tes," replied the parent. "You may have these," said Mastei Walter, pushing his plate across thf table. Harper's Weekly. ver Still. "Lucy," called Mr. Harker, frvro the 5 cents for a man on horseback and 1C ffmt porch, "where is that babyt Joat cents If he traveled in a vehicle. A now De waa in ne dining room, then footman paid the same as other ani- I Mw him in the parlor and now he mals 1 cent. 'There was a keeper at each tollgate, has vanished again." "There he is out on the front stepa," SPECIAL HOLIDAY OFFER ! Mail P. N. U. Na. 4S 07 niKN writlnit to al vertliers pleaae incut Ion tilt paper. $100 Reward, $100. The readers e this paper will bo pleaspfj t (earn tiiat there is a t lenst one dreaded di!-easc that science has beou able to cure in all In stages, and that is Ca;arrh. Hall's Catarrl Cuieis the onlvpositive curenow known tothi medical frateruity. Catarrh be n a constltu tional disease, requires a eonsiitational treat ment Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken internally art iiiK directlv 11 nun the blood and mucous bui- n any ttooc , fare of tho ax-stein, t hnrr-hv ilMrnvinsiliafnin arfo7'Vift!; ? din of tn? disease, and givin t e jat'en e will wnd you , strength by lnnldin up the constitution ant iuiitiful j.lioio mi assisting nature in doing its work. Tho pro iHrKBn.unt of am prietors ha ve so much f nit h in iteuratlve now frnmi.il in a . hiinii , ers hat they offer One Hundred Dollars for an' :afeiii"oi ' ';as,. tha l fttlls t0 cure- Seud tor list e -aT.T.rj fniiii 1,'iLS invh S v lu nil kintU ol pnlarifintf and kodnl hnihuirt. Snd m your fl m to he tic vcloieil nnrl linisked W pftjf returu poat we. GEO. M. STRONG 163 W. Park St. Portland, Oregoi ENGRAVING Write Us PLATES FOR PRINTING HICKS-CHATTEN Portland Orcjon teKtimnnials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Pold bv all drutreiKts, 75c. Take llail's Family Pills for constipation. More Appropriate. "Going to pay some of your son Otto's bills?" laughed the caller. "Yes," sighed the benevolent father, "Otto is a very wild youth. I should have called hiiu Auto." "Auto?" - "Yes; lie's such an expensive sport, and It won't be long befoir he will be a broken-down sport." 1 liPl I fil WA P Improve Your Baking K C Baking: Powder will do it I Get a can. Try it for your favorite cake. If it dpesn't raise better, more evenly, higher, if it isn't daintier, more delicate in flavor, we return your money. Everybody agrees K C has no equal. 1 1 OUNCES 4 BAKING POWDER . r rt Pure, Wholesome, Economical, To Break in New Shoes. Always shake in Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder It cures hot, sweating, aching, swollen feet l ures corns, ingrowing nails and bunions. A ill druggists and shoe steres, 25c. Dont aceep inyBulMitute. SainplemailedFKEK. Addres Allen S. ulmsted, Le Koy.X. Y. Imperfect. Atrtomobillst Say, I want this mask changed. It doesn't cover my face suf ficiently. Clerk Rut it's the regular thing. Automobllist Can't help that. I flni that the people I run over are apt tt recognize nie. SINKS AND DRAINS A FREQUEN7 CAUSE OF TYPHOID. Purify These ani You Will Be Safe Frcn Contagion. and bis Job with the road company, to- replied Mrs. Harker with a smile, getber with a cottage and garden do- j "0h George, isn't he a picture?" nated for his use, made him a fair "H'ml Yes. a regular moving pic- llving. His rake-off on the tolls was,""6" 20 per cent "Work on the plank road was begun in' April, 1853, and the last spike was driven In October, 1854. It was a gigan tic enterprise for that day aud the peo ple thought It solved the transportation problem for all time. They didn't dream that within four or five years steam en gines would be cavorting around 1e these parts and that the bulk of busi ness would sweep by regardless of the river. "At Huntsville the arrival of the first coach on the new road was made a gen eral holiday by official proclamation. The schools were dismissed and but lit tle of anything was done until the mail coach got In. I was among the crowd of youngsters that gathered around In admiration too deep for words. "The Glasgow and Huntsville Road Company was a duly Incorporated con cern and had Its oflicers just like a railroad company. William Smith, who is yet living at Moberly, ran the stage line. A coach left Glasgow nnd Hunts ville about the same time each morning, furnishing dally mail each way. Ancll Bros, operated large freight vans and did a healthy business. The late W. R. (Bob) Samuel of Huntsville was secretary for the road, an Important position which paid quite well during the days of the road's activity. Roanoke, In Howard county, was the biggest town between the terminals. It grew up Into quite a place during the plnuk road's prosperity and many stores were operated there. Hut by and by the railroads came, the old road was torn up for firewood and Roanoke was marooned far back In the country, swelling a long list of once good towns .hat bave become lost or forgotten." , THE MAN WliO SWEARS BY THE FISH BRAND SLICKER is the man who has tried to get the same service out of some other make Clea n Light - Durable Guaeanteea '.Vrterproof and Sold Everywhere t $300 IllinTMTtf CT10 J TOW CO C 34VO U)t Tlie Kind You Have Always Boucrht has borne the signa ture of Chas. II. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision for over HO years. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good " are but Experiments, and endanger the health of Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR! A Castoria is a harmless snbstitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothinjr Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine jior other Narcotic substance. Its agro is its gtiarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething? Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. The Kind You HaYG Always Bought Bears the Signature of U44 In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CCNTAUH COMPANY, TT MunuV STREET. NEW YORK CITY. A Sabatitnte. "You're rather a young man to be left in charge of a drug store," said the fussy old gentleman. "Have you FiiRht of the Butterflies. 'any diploma?" "Why er no, sir," One of the most beautiful sights in replied the drug-clerk, "but we have the world Is the annual migration of a preparation of our own that's just as butterflies across the Isthmus of Fana niz. Where they come from or whither they go no one knows, and though many distinguished naturalists have at tempted to solve the problem it Is still as strange a mystery as It was to the first Kuropean traveler who observed it. Toward the end of June a few scat tered speciments are discovered flitting good." Philadelphia Press. Cifp Than. "What h.is come over the spirit of IJaskiifs (lre;iii)s?" queried Raymond. "He has quit talking against magnates and trusts." "He bought his first block of stock hist week." replied Ilaskin's partner, conclusively. CAN HOT BE UUBBED Al'AY I It Is nerfectlv natural to mh the snot th.nt Imrte. .ir,(1 wlirn tli . miicMos out to sea. and as the days go by the Berres, joints and bones are throbbing and '.witching' vriib. the rains of number Increases until about July 14 Rheumatism the sufferer u apt to tura to the lininiont bottle, or some other y is occasionally almost external application, 1:1 an effort to get relict from the disease, by producing nyriads of these frail in. counter-irritation oa the flesh. Snchtroatme.it will quiet the va:n tempo- OISINFECTING THE ONLY PREVENTIVf BORAX, A SIMPLE, SAFE AND SURE METH01 W. L. DOUGLAS $3.00 & $3.50 SHOES THt"J,,. 3SHOES FOR EVERY MEMBER OFrqjf kK0 THE FAMILY, AT ALL FRICES. K)R CI fl Ft ( Tomnyom) mrho can prove W.L. 9SOlUUU I OougSmm doe not Dgwmfmri I monMM'f S3 A $3.BOhomm nVWMM M than any of7er mnnufacturer. TH E RE ASOV W. I.. Poucta shoes are worn by more people in all walks oflifo than any otlier runkeis Iwrause of their exrallent style, ensv-liti iii. ami superior wrar rig qualities. 1 lie selection of theleatliers and other materials for each part of the shoe ami everv detail of the malt inn i s looked after bv themwt complete organization of superin tendon t,foivmenBn,l skille-lihopmakrn, who receive the highest wages paid in the hoei ndiiKtrv. and who-e workmanship cannot 1 e excelled. If I could take yor nto mylareefactoriesat lirorkton .Mass., and show you how ramfull v W. L. Dongl.i" shnes are male, yon wouUlthrn understand nhv thev hold theirshape, fit better, vru1 onmr and are of rtcster vnlne than an v other make. My 04.OO mnd tS.OO GILT EDGE Shorn omnrtot fret mouaBmd ml any prlom. CAUTION! The genuine have W. L. Douglas name and price stamped on bottom. Take He Habsttlate. Ask reur dealer for W. L. Iiouglas shoes. If he cannot supply ynu. .end skraot tofaclory. Slwu seat vcrywbar by mail. Catalog free. W.L. Doaf Us, "--L WW How to keep our homes clean, sweet and fre from germ Influences Is a question. Wkile there is no occasion for alarm, it is nl wayw well to be forearmed on the theory tha "An Ounce of Prevention Is Hotter Than 1 Tound of Cure," and no ounce of preventioi has yet leen discovered that is more simple more direct ami more effective, yet harmless t the human system, than is Borak. But in has been known and used for goner ations as a purifier and preventive iin epidemic in fl nonces original ing from nncleanl' conditions resulting from unsanitary sinks ani drains, and when u-ed as a hot solution in tin proportion of two taMosr oonfuls to a gallon o liol water flushed through the offending l.wa tions. removes every trace of disease germs an lenders the pipes clean and w holesome. Borax in additinntoits hygenie ij;ialltie Is 1 household neeessity.anil rain be used for num lierless domestic purposes. It softens the water makes linen dajiiing wh te.will cleanse ever article in the kitchen nrdiniug room and mak it bright, will prevent mot lis, soften ami wliitei the skill, remove dandruff and cleanse tin st-aip, an.i ior cleansing ami sterilizing baby' milk bottle and nipple has no equal. Borax, unlikeevery other rlc-an-erand disin fectant, is absolutely harmlos to the svneni and is sate, simple, economical, and cau tie pur chased at any druggist or grocer. A dainty book in colors, called the "Jinil, Book." wiU be sent free to any Mother sendini name and address nf her faby and tops fron two sne-SKMiasd cartoons of 20-Mule-Trsm Boras, with &c In stamps. Coast Borax Co, New York. or i. tne sky ohsfnrpil by my sects. jrarily, but can luive no direct curative t ilect cu the real tlisease because it j does not reach the blooJ, where the cause is located. Rheumatism is more than skin deep it is rooted and grounded in the blood and can only be reached by constitutional treatment IT CANNOT EIO RUBBED AWAY. Kheumatism is due to an excess of urie acid in the blood, brought about bv the accumulation in the system cf refuse matter which the natural avenues This What Did He Serf The professor 0f English in one ot our Western colleges wns noted for being very absent-minded. It was his custom to call the roll each morning cf bodily waste, the Rowels and Kidnevs. have failed t.- mrrv otT. before the lecture. One morning, after refuse matter, corning in contact with the different acids cf the bodv, forms calling a name to which there was no uric acid which is absorbed into the blood and distributed to all parts of the resinse, he looked up. and, peering body, and Rheumatism gets possession of the system. The aches and pains over his spectacles, he asked, sharply: are only symptoms, and though they may be scattered cr relieved for a time "Who Is the absent boy in the vacant by surface treatment, they will reappear at the first exposure to cold or chair I see before me?" t dampness, or after an attack of indigestion cr other irregularity. Rheuma- ; , tism can never be permanently cured while the circulation remains saturated DoinK enice. with irritating, pain-producing uric acid poison. The disease will shift Fair Amvrican (hearing musicians from muscle to muscle or joint to joint, settling on the nerves, causing1 singing nirs from "II Trovatore") inflammation and Swelling and such terrible pains that the r.ervor.s system. Say: These Italians ain't vurry orlg- is often shattered, the health undermined, and perhaps the patient becomes inal. Guess I've heard that tune on deformed and crippled for life. S. S. S. thoroughly cleanses the tlooj ami our street organs In New York ever renovates the circulation by neutralizing the acids and cxpellin all foreign since I was a gurl." Punch. Tbe Old-Fashioned Kind. "Are there any talking machines In fhls flat?" "Six of them. Four married and two single." Ietro!t Free Tress. matter from thesystcm. It warms and invigorates the blood so that instead cf a wea.:, sour stream, constantly deposit ing acrid and corrosive matter in the mus cles, nerves, joints and boues, the body is fed Sometimes n I.emon. tPo t)o lL and nouns;. ied by health-sustaininr PURELY VEGETABLE blood which completely and permanently cures Rheumatism. S. S. S. is composed cf both purifying and tonic properties just what is needed in every case cf Rheu- aiK.a:i or other mineral ingredient, but li "What is the fruit of lovemaking?" n1tism. It contains no potash. askcl the seeker arter Tacts. maJe entirely cf purifving, healing extracts and juices cf roots, herbs and "A pair, replied the license clerk. barks. If vou are suffering from Rheumatism do not waste; valuable tirms Baltimore American. trying to rub a blood disease away. bi:t begin the use cf S. S. S. and write; ' 11 I rMif Vrttif i-ira ni1 rtnr f-ili fcti It' J v -1 ' 1 r 1 n -,- mm 1 H f -m. , t a When roil mppt a man Iwi ho. ' "' j.--.... ..... ...y xun-i.u.iwi.ii v4 Uuit be Is not a poet J advice dewr ed free of charge and will send our special treatise on Rheumatism. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLAHTA, C&m.