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DRAIN ON THE FORESTS
W o A re Cutting Them Three Times
as
Fast
as
Th ey
A re
Q rcw in g.
580.000,000 ACRES OF WOODLAND
na-tlon has the larnest section devoted
to it and ail branches of Its hlstorj
are well represented. The collection of
material for United States history la
by far the best la Germany and an
excellent selection. Besides the Ger
man and American sections the library
____
,,_____ _______
_ _____________
Is especially
strong
in Its collection of
Belgian English colonial, East Asiatic
and a still more remarkable collection
in the Chinese and Japanese sections
Another remarkable fact about the li­
brary Is that the books here deal not
only with political, constitutional and
economical history, but also with the
history of art, music, sculpture, rellg
Ion, education, manners and customs
The Idea Is that a knowledge of all the
different kulture branches Is nycesaarx
really to understand the history of s
people. So we find here an unusuallj
rich assortment of art collections, at
lases, same 140,000 drawings by chtl
dren from all nations, family letter;
of the earlier centuries, many that
cannot be found elsewhere.
'*
*«*•
Mm
lo s -e a s s s
“ I have usnl your valuable Cascarets
•ml I find theft perfect. Couldn’t do
without them. I have used them for
some time for indigestion and biliousness
ami mu now cofiplctely cured. Recoin-
n.vml them to ««rv w je . Oncetned, you
in the
» « * r be - 1 m m then.
fam ily."—Edwahi A. Marx, Albany,N .Y.
Pleasant. Palatine Potent. T a ste Good.
1)., Good. \Vvel9icken.V. oaken or Gripe.
10c. 25c VV. Ne'er sold iu bulk. T h e gen ­
uine tablet stainl'e 1 O' t C. Guaranteed to
Cure or your tuuHvr back.
SA1
A n a to m ic a l
I.o ra tio n ,
V cM u rf met Pleader, the lawyer, not
long ago. "A h ," said he. "you’re just
the man I ’ve been looking for for a
week. I went over to your office, but
found you’d moved."
"Yea, I ’m a block around the corner
’’A dentist has
now- said Pleader.
my old place
McMurk. “ Then
"So?"
vent,, red
after this when wo want our teeth
p,,ne(j we’H have to go where we used
to get our legs pulled."— New York
Times.
A
Kcal
i n iiM olu tio n .
Our New
Hair Vigor
Ayer’s Hair Vigor was cood,
the best that was made. But
Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new im­
proved formula, is better. It
is the one great specific for Tail­
ing hair. A new preparation in
every way. New bottle. New
contents. Ask your druggist to
show itto you, “ the new kind.”
Little M olly’s father can t quite see
where Molly got her Information. One
O u o 'i a I o i m e u c .
Haa Made Us Reckless In
One of the clwnt* of music is that day when her unmarried aunt was vis-
Its Use.
the musically uneducated person does ltlnK at tlle b°use -'lolly became im-
D o e s not change fhc color o f the hair.
not have to "understand”
it. With pressed with her aunt’s solitary state
Formula with each botti*
you
any husband, Aunt
Imitative" mude however, the case “ Haven't
Show it to your
M olly?" she asked
Aunt M olly’s pre­
Is
quite
different,
and
every
passage
doctor
“ T h e total yearly drain upon our
Aik him about it.
has either an oK’ious or a thinly con­ tended grief over the fart that she was
forests, not counting losses from fires,
then
do as lie says
cealed meaning Occasionally It Is hard husbandless was so real to Molly that
storms, and Insects, Is some twenty
she
undertook
the
task
of
consolation.
to decipher certain unusual noises, as
As we now make our new Hair Vigor it
billion cubic feet," says R. S. Kellogg,
*
MANUrACTUPrD DV THE
the following <tory from
Fliegende Never mind, dear Aunt Molly, hus­ does not have the slightest effect upon
assistant forester in charge of the of­
bands scold.” The Delineator.
the color of the hn:r. You mav use it
Blaetter indicat<»:
fice of forest statistics, in a publica­
freely and fur any length of time with­
The
composer
had
just
played
his
tion Just Issued by the Forest Service
F itte d
fo r
tlie
Joh.
out fear of changing the color. Stops
last
piece
to
hi*
friend,
the
critic.
oil “ The Tim ber Supply of the United
The general consulted
the
topo­ falling hair. Cures dandruff.
"Very
fine,
indeed."
said
the
critic.
SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS 50‘A BOTTLE States.”
“
id ft do by th* J. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell. Maes
■■
graphical chart.
“ You understand
But what is ihut
passage
which colonel,” he said, “ that this charge or
“ Our present forest area of 550 mil­
makes the cold chills run down the the enemy’s fortification necessitates i
lion acres may be roughly estimated
S i q i a r a l e I i I c u I m .
back?”
the m ost. reckless disregard for humar ,
Took
H im
fo r T o m .
to oonsist of 200 million acres of ma­
"Oh," retu rn e d the composer, "that is life?” “ I understand, general,” the j “ Why did you never marry, Tom?”
"George Moore, the author of Esther ture forests, In which
the annual
where the wanderer lias the hotel bill colonel replied. ‘‘The forlorn hope that Inquired the young Benedict of th*
Waters, likes to talk," said a magazine growth Is balanced by death and de­
Prizes will be offered at the coming brought to him.’
leads the movement will be composed old bachelor.
editor of New York, “ about his own cay, of 250 m illion acres partially cut
exclusicely of amateur chauffeurs.” —
"W ell. >ou see.” replied tho s in g l»
obscurity, very obscure.
Lunching or burned over, on which, with rea­ German aeronatlcal exposition for i
WHY suffer with eye troubles, quick Cleveland Plain Dealer.
one, "when I was quite young I re­
with me one day at Claridge's, he said sonable care, there Is sufficient young metal lighter than aluminum, but re
relief from using PETTIT’S EYE
solved that I wouldn’t marry until I
he had recently met a young American grow th to produce In the course of tabling Its solidity, and for balloor SALVE 25c. AH druggists or How ard
The ri^ht hand, which is more sen­ found an ideal woman. I was difficult
g irl whose warm praise had pleased tim e a merchantable but not a full halls of various types.
Bros., Buffalo, P. Y.
sitive to the touch than the left, is less to please, but after many years
I
The two battleships authorized bj
him much.
sensitive than the latter to the effect
crop of timber, and 100 million acres
A I ’.elol Hvnicdy.
found her.”
“ ‘W e think a heap of your writings o f more severely cut and burned over the last Congress, which will be laic
of heat and cold.
Little Jamie, aged 3, was playing
“ Lucky beggar!
And then----- ”
out Kansas way, Mr. Moore,’ the young forests, on which there is not suffi­ down next fall, will carry heavier bat
At the
“ She was looking for an bleat
teries than any other warships nfloa: with his little friend. Jack.
g irl said.
cient growth to produce another crop
time Jamie chafed to have a rather
man.” replied the bachelor, sadly.—
or ordered by any nation.
“ ‘How jo lly !’ cried
the novelist
of much value.
heavy cold and was sneezing quite
Tit-Bits.
‘ And what story of mine do the good
To measure the amount of air ad
"Taken
as a whole, the annual
often
Jack’s pother heard him sev
people of Kansas like best?'
lie D ill.
growth of our forests under these con­ mltted through cracks In buildings i iral times and nvmpathetlcally asked:
“ ‘Oh, Lalla Rookh, far and a w a y !’
“W e nre told,” said the Sunday
ditions does not exceed twelve cubic novel Instrument has been devised "Why, Jamie, what a cold you have!
said she.”
school teacher, "that vv * should love
feet per acre, a total of less than seven shaped like a funnel and carrying i Doesn't your mother give you any
our neighbor. Now, who is your neigh-
Bears
tho
billion cubic feet. That Is, we are cut­ small anemometer In Its nozzle.
thing for It?" "Yes. ma’am," Jamie
bor, Tommy?”
While the forests of the United very respectfully answered, "she give«
ting our forests three times as fast
ßiguaturo o f i
But Tommy Tucker merely blushed,
as they are growing. There Is men­ States are Increasing at the rate 0 ) me a clean handkerchief," whereupon
hung his head, and said nothing. H »
7,000,000,000
cubic
feet
a
year,
th,
ace
In
the
continuance
of
such
condi­
he
produced
the
prescribed
"rem
edy."
Till This Recipe W a s Tried. Cure F ol­
didn’t want to tell the little girl’*
•I 11 ** t a n D e n e r v l n i f .
lo w e d In Five Hours.
tions.
W hile we might never reach country Is using 23,000,000,000 cubit —The D e ll"'"'’ '”
name.—Cilice go Tribune.
“
So
you
were
deeply
touched
by
the
A prominent medical man who Buffered with absolute timber exhaustion, the un­ feet of wood each twelve months.
('hurley
H
I"
H
uim
I
s
.
poem
young
Mr.
Guffsum
wrote
to
O n n g e r ohm O d d * .
a severe cou*ch and cold on the lunirs. often beinsi restricted exploitation of our forests
A simple fire escape patented by at
kept awake all niaht, and weakened by lops of
"You say you( husband occasionally you?”
Once when Lionel Brough pave h i»
aleep. finally discovered a simple formula which In the past has already had serious Iowa woman consists of a spool ovei
humorous entertainment at a northern,
consults a palmist?”
"Yes," answered Maymle.
w ill cure any couirh in five hours by the clock. It effects, and It will have much worse
which a rope Is wound two or thre«
lunatic asylum, he spent the hour ha-
is a laxative tonic couah syiup which can be made
“ Yes." answered young Mrs. Tor-
"But It was not a good poem.”
at home by any one and the formula is here iriven If It Is allowed to continue unchecked. times.
At one end of the rope Is e kins "You see.ChaTley plays cards a
“ I don't care. It was just as much had to wait for his train in playing
fo r the lienefit o f those who pass sleepless nifrhts
“ W h ite pine, for Instance, which seat, the occupant of which lower!
in painiul paroxysms. Those who have tried It say
trouble for him to W'rite it as if he one of the inmates, a harmless old gen­
great deal "
tleman. a game of billiards.
it is mairical and beats any hljrh-priced. slow-act- was once considered lnhaustible, has himself with the other end, the frlc
“ llut he isn't
superstitious as to had been Shakspeare."— Washington
In y couyh medicine ever sold.
Mr. Brough offered the patient 40 In
Mix in a bottle, one-half on nee fluid w ild cherry fallen ofT seventy per cent In cut since tlon of the spool checking the rapidity think he can foretell his luck?"
Star.
100. and was beaten easily
bark, one ounce compound essence Cardiol and 1880, and more
than forty-five per of descent.
“ No
He takis It for granted that
three ounces syrup white pine compound. Take
“ If you go about giving odds 11k«»
The cut of oak, our
P e rs is te n c e n f th e l l n l i l t .
tw en ty drops every half hour fo r four hours. cent since 1900.
At Nelson, British Columbia, a largt his luck will be bad But he says It's
that,” said the patient, “ they’ll put
Then take one-half to one teaspoonful three or most valuable hardwood lumber, has
Jack
Spratt
and
his
wife
were
per­
electric smelter Is now at work re worth the niomV to have somebody
you in here with me.” — London Opin­
fou r times a day. Give children less according tc
sons of more than ordinarily limited ion.
afre. This w ill tone u■ I and rid the system of decreased sixteen per cent since 1900, . duclng mixed ore* of lead and zinc
tell him ho has a band worth looking means.
deep-seated couichs e\e,-y time.
and that o f yellow poplar twenty-two j Thc ore ,g firs( crughe(, t0 the gl7.e o;
gt.” — Washington Star. ___
Occasionally they spent 15 cents for
per cent. The same story will be told
S u p rem e T est.
wheat grains, and then roasted, bj
R aises th e d ou gh
one of the illustrated monthly m aga­
of
other
woods
If
they
are
not
con­
Seine!“ » * ¡Veer.
“ There,” remarked the dentist, ns he
and c o m p lie s with
zines.
which process most of the sulphur li
look off the rubber dum, “ youTl never served.
“ Yes. he Is established in Washing
Jack loathed the advertisements and all p u re f o o d la w s
removed. From the roaster the ort
thew on a piece of beefsteak tough
“ The fact that timber has been cheap
ton now at the
of a flourishing his w ife detested the reading matter.
goes
to
the
electric
furnace,
which
enough to loosen that filling."
and abundant has made us careless of
arrangement bureau ”
So they split It in two, and thus kept
"But, doctor," queried the sweet Its production and reackless in Its melts It Into slag. The lead, slnklnf
What sort of a bureau?”
clean their literary platter.
through the slag, passes Into a crucible,
young thing with the tooth equally
“ Why, it’s something entirely new.
sweet, "w ill it stay In when I eat cara­ usb. W e take 250 cubic feet of wood the zinc takes the gaseous form and
N e c e t t k i t j r o f II e n t i t y .
per capita annually from our forests,
It takes charge of 'be rases of dis­
mels and molasses candy?”
Is led Into condensers, from which II
Schiller In l.ls esthetlcal and phllo
w hile Germany uses only thirty-seven
missed West Polders and arranges for
b ladled out Into pigs.
soph leal essays wrote that "Beaut,
A n 1'.; p i i f r u m .
iheir reinstateiufnt."— Cleveland Plain
cubic feet, and Franc# but twenty-five.
alone confers happiness on all.” tha
Exaggerated Ideas have been enter
“ Fathpr," said Little Rollo, "w hat 1» On the other hand, Germany, who has
Oealer.
___________
under Its influence men forget theli
talned,
according
to
the
opinion
ol
an epigram?”
learned her lesson, makes her state
Nom e «U II»t n o llo n .
limitations
Happiness Is our belng’i CRFSCENT MFC,. CO.
"W hat we customarily call ‘an epl forests produce an average of forty- i ^ * Lucas, concerning the prodigious
Safe In his fountain retrent, the end and aim. And without beauty evet
Makers o f MAFLEINfc
grant,’ my son, Is sometimes a selec eight cubic feet of wood per acre. We 1 size of the ancient mammoths, whosf
train robber opened the bag of coin he j
fbetter thun Maple).
tion from
the classics
incorrectly have as fast-growing species as Gar- remains have been found In Alaska had secured at the cost of so much happiness in Its perfect flowering h
impossible.
quoted by a person of current proml many, or faster, and as good or better and Siberia. It Is a mistake, he says trouble and dangrr.
to ascribe to them a greater size thar
nence.” — Washington Star.
It contained nothin« but Lincoln pen- |
forest soil If we protect it.
Mellerm .
| “ What do you consider the best of
“ The necessity for more farm land that of the modern elephant. He be nles.
’’Well,” he sap. a® he took one of all the so-called ‘best sellers?’ ” In­
A v o id Y o u r F rirn d n .
may eventually reduce our total for­ lleves that no Siberian mammoth hat
‘‘I hear you spent your vacation with est area to 100 million acres less than been found with a greater height, at them between his<humt> and linger and quired the caller.
gazed at the rugged profile on the coin.
friends.” "W e were friends during the
“ Well, I have always liked old Col.
It Is at present. It Is entirely possi­ the shoulders, than 9 feet 6 Inches "I never voted fiif dm, an’ I ’m durned
first week.” — Louisville Courier-Jour-
Mulberry better than any of the oth­
Indian
elephants
occasionally
attalr
ble, however, to produce on 450 mil­
nal.
glad
of
It
now!”
ers,” answered the information editor,
lion acres as much wood as a popula­ this height, whereas the African ele
turning again to his work.
phant often stands 11 feet at th,
A
l
l
In
T
i
m
e
.
tion
much
greater
than
we
have
now
Rudyard Kipling said to Robert Barr
shoulders,
and
sometimes
slightly
“
I
’m
sure
I
d»0’1
know
why
they
once In conversing on the subject of w ill really need If all the forest
an exchange of ideas, "W hy, all I ever land Is brought to Its highest produc­ more. The real giants among fossl' call thle hotel Tfie Palms. I>o you?
knew somebody told me.”
ing capacity and If the product Is elephants were found In southern Eu I ’ve never seen u Palm anywhere near
the place.”
economically and completely utilized. rope and the western and southwest
"You'll see then before you go. It’s
But to reach the necessary condition ern parts of the United States. Thes. n pleasant little Surprise the waiters
*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
of equilibrium between timber produc­ stood "from 12 feet fi inches to possi keep for the gueft* on the lust day of
A i l m e n t s of M e n
tion and consumption will take many bly 13 feet 6 Inches high.”
their stuy.” — Puri
_____
The constantly growing importance
years of vigorous effort by Individual
Happily O verco m e
Ite v lv n l. •>* l l l. io r r .
forest owners, by the States, and by of India, rubber In various Industries
S U C C E S S F U L L Y T R IE D B Y
The Greeks wife entering Troy on
the National Government.
None of makes the question of the cultivation
M A N Y
them can solve the problem alone; all of the rubber plant, as well as that the wooden horse
’’The first Joy
Ih^y chortled.
of the production of "synthetic rub
must work together.”
Mean* an unfailing water supply. It
Then the slaufhter
commenced.—
Undoubtedly the following prescription
It is so pleasant to take— stops the
mo.’iriH that you will have th** most practi­
her." one of general Interest. Thc In
New York Sun __________
cal Dome»tic water hu ply system now in
w ill work wonders for that great class o f
cough
so
quickly.
A
bsolutely
safe
HOM
E
OF
H
IS
T
O
R
Y
A
T
L
E
IPZIG
.
vestlgatlons
of
Herbert
Wright
appeal
uh « .
No elevated lank, no frozen pipes in
men who. through dissipation o f their
('„„.U te n t.
winter, no stagnant water in Rum m er, no
to o and contains no opiates.
^
to show that the wild Para rubber I<
natural strength, find themselves in their
water
supply trouble o f any lort Tank
k .p e c la llr
S trn n jc In i t . C o l l e c t i o n
"Senator, may I aak what you real­
Ad Druggist*. 25 cent*.
“ second childhood” long: before the three
superior to that produced from cultl
placed in basement, out o f siyht and wav.
score and ten allotted to life s pleasures
o f A m e r ic a n M a teria l.
made of pressed steel, will not rust and
ly
think
of
the
nr*
tariff?”
! vated trees. “ A wise manufacturer,’
^ -------
- - - ■"
---------- =!
and enjoyments are reaceod.
will last a lifetime.
A few years ago the new lnstitut for i
"As to that. yo«r» i "ion, I must r e ­
It is presumed to be infallible, and
You will Is- pi used with the LEADED
R a y s Mr. Wright, “ would not dare f t
highly efficient in quickly restoring in
hultur and universal history of the
f e r you to my retard
system o f furnishing Domestic Water
buy fifty tons of cultivated rubber and
“ nervous exhaustion.” weak vitality, mel­
Supply.
A k tor our catalogue and free
’’But
you
haver1
any
record,
Sena­
university of Leipzig, under the dime- , .
ancholia and the functions
booklet. “ How I Solved My W aier supply
I F YO U VE
It for six months, for fear ol tor. You voted on both sides of the
First get fifty cents’ worth o f com­
Problem.”
tion of Prof. Lamprecht, was opened. : r _
grave deterioration In quality, but hr question."
NEVER WORN
pound fluid balmwort in a one-ounce pack­
I* Is especially favored In Its site, for
age. and three ounces syrup sarsaparilla
vowr
would buy thousands of tons of up
"Then I should probably talk on both
compound; take home, mix and let stand
tho building Itself, as Its outward ap­
| river fine Para with a full knowledgf ■Ides of it. Good morning."
tw o hours; then get one ounce compound
pearance Indicates, Is of especial his­
essence cardiol and one ounce ticture
I that It would grow better In storage.’
cadomene compound (not cardamom). Mix
torical Interest. For what true citizen
C o n f i d e n t s •>*
all in a six or eight ounce bottle, shake
As to synthetic rubber, Mr. W-!ght
of L eip zig does not know the "Golden
well, and t a le one teapoonful a fter
"You say your dirigible balloon Is
j aski how we can have that when w,
you’ve yet
each meal and one when retiring, fol­
to loam the bodily
lowed by a drink o f water.
1 do not yet fully understand the chem a surees.-i?"
By mixing it at home no man need be
the Universltatsstrasse, which Le,n- j iro] comp0sit|on 0f the components ol
comfort it gives in
"Yes,” answered the Inventor.
the wiser as to another’ s shortcomings,
the wettest weather
hard Breitkopf, the founder of the firm
"But It came do*" to the earth with |
and expensive fees are avoided.
| natural rubber.
Portland, Ore.
Lack o f poise and equilibrium in men is
of Breitkopf & Hartel, erected In 1.730
HADE f o p —
• terrible bump"
a constant source o f embarrassment even
H a r d s E -F V ic c
for business purposes, and which later
Spokane,
Wash.
"True
But It k1* very close to the
M n fle In N e a r Y o r k .
♦
when the public least suspects it. For the
------- AND
♦
benefit of those who want a restoration to
became the seat o f the Breitkopf &
GUARANTEED
A New Yorker, dining a Phlladel •pot I was aiming It ”
Boise,
Idaho.
full. bounding health, and all the happi- +
WATERPROOF
Hartel bookstore? asks a correspond­ phla friend, wanted to show him a*J
ness accompanying it, the above home 4
♦
treatment is given.
It contains no opi- +
T h e l i e . ! * l « r m C lo c k .
* 3 0 0
ent of the Hartford Courant. In the the delicacies of the season. One dish
♦
ates or habit-form ing drugs whatever. ♦
Husband Why
,lave Brid­
second story of this building above the in particular the Philadelphian ex
P N U
No 41 09
♦
Mix it at home and no one will be the wiser ♦
AT ALL GOQD STOPE 5
get shut the kitclfcn door? One can
♦
as to your affliction.
+
CATALOG
f
2 ztore Gottsched lived until his death. -¡aimed over In delight.
t U I I K N w r i t i n g t o u<! v e r t i s e r * p l e a s e |
small the breakf«« cooking all over
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «► ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ # In The year 1767— Gottsched, to whotu,
"Thls Is made of snails,” said hie
t V m e n tio n th is p ap er
th« house
as Goethe ln h l« "W ahrheit und Blch- New York host.
"Don’t you havt
W ife—We leave1' "P ” " °n purpose
tung" »ays, the elder Breitkopf had ! snails In Philadelphia?"
The smell Is all I » « '
«1"* family
promised a lifelong dwelling In the
"Oh, yes," responded the Phlladel Up—Judge
second story of the "Golden Bear" be­ phtan, "but we can’t catch the pesky
H a d n o u g h t l / U h l n l n g llo d a .
O at of town poople cause o f the great advantages his slor* j things ’’— Llpplncott's.
can hav« their plat*» offered In Gothic manuscripts, transl»- |
Hotel Clerk—Ju*' *>«" >” ur " a " '’’
and brldgework fin*
pleas.-. The ether ffuests would Ilk.
H I . M o t iv e .
tubed in one da* tions and other such asletances.
In |
if neoeeaary.
h,,rry
me
“ That old villain has gone and mar to register.” "Duf1’*
We will f ive you • food order to make the acquaintance of j
young man. I do*t «1 ® nothin tha'
2 2k fold or porcela:i
porcelain
rled
his
cook.
I
wonder
at
It,
for
her
Gottsched, Goethe visited this house
I ain’t reed cerefip«*" t.lfa
crown for
in 1766, In consequence of which w « cooking Is miserable.”
I Holar Crown» ___
B.—
"That’s
all
right.
He
has
now
have that happily drawn sketch !a
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hatmskeru at
22k Bridge Teeth 3 . 5
C»n be ha nd le d very e«- lly. I lie sn a re e u r a i d nil of hers In
’W ahrhelt
und
Dichtung."
Wha* got her out of the kitchen and hope* L e Mans France. I" which the offices
Gold Fillmft
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Goethe said In this passage about th’s she will hire a cook that will »ult Of president, vice 9r“ "!dent, secretary
ruse, lay usin g 8 1 * 0 Ft N H L I ' f i ' I D l l l - ’ T I M M H < « K l
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thi* tougu«* o r In feed, A rt s on t he tile- I a nd u r el* i ern.* o f a I)
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dw elling w ill seem even to-day credible him."— Fliegende Blaetter.
f o r m s o f distant per
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b o ttle gu n ran teed to « urn o n e <
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to the visitors of this house, which In \
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manu fuetti re m f u f. ilm ws l> .v to p<>-dth-e thront«
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only three stories high and surround- j
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possible,
some
brains
Palnleas Extraction tre e w hen pi atea or bridge work
le ordered. Ooneul tat Ion Free. To n cannot »et bet tee ed by four or five
storied modem : would have to be renovated with a vao-
painlen work done anywhere. A l l w o rk fu lly gu nr«
• uteed. Modern electric equipment, beet method*. booses, and the words "sehr anstaad’g"
u u q
cleaner."— Baltimore American.
which Goethe used In describing Gott- j
It Is pleasant at this time of the Color more poods (dshter and faster colon than any other dye. One 10c package colors silk, w o o l and cotton equally weL.’
»-bed's apartments apply still to thc !
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year to hear the running comment* of mnd la euaranteed V> S' v « perfect result*. Aak 4 ea.er, or w o WtU send poatpaad at 10c a package. W rite tor free b ook ie«
room* o f the new lnstitut
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I t . PORTLAND, OREGON
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& »w Jays,
n u i color..
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