SMsd
,7IKHB
AlUtholHorltl luimvn of Hio irntidrr
' Hlfiqufffiv'il''l' Ihivu lit am tiiiultt by
1 jMJKjBJIl'in,H'H Vi'tfetulilo Com
r.,undtrTfiioHiii wniiiifii iio not mill
iUtblilttrat l uliilmeil for It Ih hUm-
' IfinllmuffiTliiL' women could lm nimln
;l)ejtuTot)mt Mi. I'IiiUIiiiui ciiimIo
UO.tyuij mio run, uiuir nuiirrillp'
tl(!unt nn cnil, for tlicy untili
onWEri'ul l, ,u'r tt'WIeo mill lu
':thftfsffiPlii"r piirrllnj; tliliip; tlmti
S3Tomen will millVr irrciit pulu
? gntliTKitor iiuiiitli wlieu uviiry wniiiiiu
rffnuuilllii'ii ui uieir own rem
rilif'unmo ilenuiKfiiieiitH wjileh niiilin
lulu irri-Kiunr iernnm Willi
11 jback&clirn ninl Iii-iuIiu'Iiin, nml
CfflnH'SP''1 r.tiiMilloiiA, prcM'iitly
fulopilntp tliOAij nerloiiN Inlluiiniiti
. , . oif qfliiro eiulnllin orL'aim which
7 MnBii;Inlilmiu luvltr women to
- 'iiaifredly iiml ooiillilt'iitliilly to her
J '..ghvAKSlrJifnlth nml (rft tliu Wiipflt
i h'XWT1 exjMTlfiiru with the mif
..IrVjfrfofflVOUIUII. No Ilvlllf IXTHOII
,. ndvlwh'ou w well No reiiieily In
ivorldlfnin thi iiiiitfiilllfciit reeonl
' LydllI L'IiiUIihiii h V..K.tnllo( om-
" 'anumiiJWiiimiiiuiu vureN () leintllo
Lt' rMrffiiriiiMlmiii luldrcwi In Lynn.
r3
.1 . Mmm
1 iJgfQi
raaMottora from Ono
Ionian1, Showing how Sho
iugtitSfcMrs. Plnkham's
( W, and was curat! of
" i.:pstQSs!an of tha Mon
te BStjjl Inflammation of
vOyqrlas.
' DkjJSTiih. I'i.skiiam I hitTo been
t; bed fi?e nr Duo turn any 1 lmve
, aalo w'cpUnefi I Imvn a bnd ills
I Ugo 'nuil timet) aorcneaa ncroa my
irlc; bcnrliiir down pnlnn mid Imvn
,1 jineinVtrtlntiiil for n yenr. Doc torn nny
,i niong will iiuvit apprnr nt-nlti.
' potobenr from yon." -Mitfi. J. V.
OW.X, Holton. Kniu . April 1, 1808.
. . 'DieinEliw. I'inkiiah -1 rcrulvcd
ir la tun I huvu tnlirn ono Imttla
I n litUfjof your Vr-jfetublo Com.
mil. fknilmt.i.l tiM . ..... ........
"4h, nmlgfrel stronger unci better.
an wallcjn fnw ntcju. but could not
oro talflnir your Compoiiiiit. I .t 1 1 1
' 'o thedlifllmri,'!) nml um oro bitomi
v orarleSi but not o bml. Kvery
. thlnklftl loolc Mitlcr hlnco tnJdnif
51 trVetfotblcCoiuK)utiil." Mnn.J. y.
)WM, Hplton, Kmm Auif. 1.1, 1H0H.
Aki Dkaix jflift. I'inkiiak I think It In
duty toilet you know the good Hint
? 'liagKripliiklmni'H Compound bait
t o meJjgAfter 1 took thrcn lotttr,
, le;pcari-d, und I brg nn to fcrl
mKcrlnnd ull my ixiln wax Kone.
on'y incdlclno thnt ever
c ped'nwS I um itblu now to work
. 3 and tliojliounc, noini-tlilng I did not
I ecttoc!ouln." Mns J.K. IIkowm,
- ton, Kan., Jon. 2.1. 1HU0.
re moro Lottars from
io Woman, Rotating how
, , o was Curodof Irrog
, 'If Menstruation, Lou
rrhma and Baoltaoho.
U .DBAn.Miw. 1'inkhai-I am mi (Tit
and ,noed your nld. I hiivo pnlim
. foth sides of tliu womb mid a driiir
i ".rnatl in tho groin. Men
IjUpgSlrregiiliir mid pnlnftil ; hiivo
Jifjorjrtjoea, bcurlng-down piiliiH, horu
l'nifWellll'tf ot the abdomen,
lit tdachefflackncli c : nrrvoumieBH, nnd
neUHerJcttt nor Hlet-p." Mim. Cab
;or!iHi2' Anna, III., July 19, 1807.
tJl.UlMjW. I'lNKIIA tl I want to
n.' -.'?SH2Pr w"nt ve dono for
,,. 'BMni wroto to you I wiih a
il wrcckj; Since tnklng your Vege
rtlle Compound, Liver IMIU and Kana
J t abjfmy nerves aro atronger
I I mprejteacly than ever before, and
I backache and thono tcrrlblo pains
in ffonWeforo I took yom medl-
I wS7)i.l 1..... l i i
one hundred
M thrrtypoundfc. I now welch onu
rt:idreatand flfty-Ovo pouniU. Vour
fl:8lcJno vl u godsend to poor weak
t ftanIjwoiild like to auk you why
k&jfJaT0 n child. I lmvo been
. trl,,4nSarlyt-eoyenrM." Miin.Caii-
?Zuttl- Anna, 111., Dec. 1, 1807.
'.XAJ8- I'lNKllAM-l did Just an
y SSw5?(1 '"Pi and now I um tho
r ,?Pyjgolher of atlno baby girl. I
MPovcr would have had her
iSrrt Ht"'ulu -"pounii.-
If
txhoof,i$hat Falling of tho
l!oniff ,s Ovoroomo by
fdla Plnkham's Vega-
MllH. I'INKIIAM Vl,ni. I
tliSiK.i ""'" miio ago, I Had
P5Kicrl"tf fro, 'alHng of tho
'T5afiny J;arn without obtain
?,HS2lil'1lfns olllKcl to wear u
fUB?8SSaU t,,u tlmo ; nlbo hud bad
li RdacflQ Iind linnlnixlm ..! H.....1 i
VtfAD f at v . .
V I wTF .. . .. """,v1 bll VII llllll
VXr ln,t,ntf 'x bottles of
riflrt.l 1 m i . .....
. ciSSi-yv. .um uwAvn oi iiiver l'UIH, 1
j-- ,.v uiwiiuiKu u jluVo noi
.t.Kasr" 1 -ioutuaw, uox h,
tmllton, Oh lo.
Mns. PiNxiiAM For nearly
"fijyeara I was unablo to work. 1
WmiSryiiWoah : and could not stand on
fl&&&ut a taw mlnutcn at a time.
flMG&ootp said I had falling nnd In-
jFsSaV "" vcgeiai)ieuom-
,iii1lSi"" uuor nir "vo bottles I
ItBlKBia now Wnmiin Ainu n HI
BWn ii.. ....
viinueiice, v. va.
mgo 7,000 nioniliora of tho
rmios nro on fltriko. i
HI
" iinini mi use iaiio. ..
ojruii. tuic( uuoa. UK
time. Hold br drumilita.
Sir
' PJBSyP,omo ,v("""" 'Iioiii Mm.
, pUliaiijQiiut liolpvil, ni Ihu let tern
'milfgyoflil uciliiru nro coiiatiiiitly
Inrnnuullilii'il ul tlielr own reom-ni.
Ml O
aaaaooeoooooDooaaaooaeo
IVIiy I'iivitIt In ii lllmiliiu.
"I'mw, wIiiii'h All MiIn In Hut I'npcrN
iilioiit rovoiiy being n MlfHHliigY" iimw
IHt.
"illlHM llio in IcnI illHriivi'ry, pitw
HfiyH. TIiIh Ih Hid (InillcMt iiIku of iIIh
eiivuilfH tho world Uvur m-cn. Hvciy
few lnyn they nru romr new lilml of a
illKeuvery. Onu week they DlHeiivor u
WlreleHM teleguift pole mid the next
Day-Miiiiibiiihl (lelH up from tho Tulilo
In a hurry nml nnyw: 'Kxviinu me a fow
MlimteH. I got lo go out nml DlMcnver
ii Mmf to keep peeplo fioiu Hvor
tliowlng old,' or i-Iho lie DlMciiveiH how
lo freeze nlr mill Ihon tliuw It Ho 'I'll
bo Icewuter.
"Ho Andiir Cnnilggy got to Thinking
iilmut It the Other ility, mid he thot hu
would Do n lltlli) Dlmiiverliig, been,
lie luiil plenty of Time lie run; ho Would
hnft lo Ture olT tho next Ititiieli of Coop
puiiM. lie thot mid i hot mid thot trying
lo DlHcuver Miiiiitlilng Unit would multo
liliu fiiliniiH, but tliu moro ho Thot thu
more It Heet I nocrly Hvi'rylhlng had
been dlKetiveietl before he got lit It, nnd
they didn't in to be Kniiy wny left
to llrlng ii little (llnil NiiiiMhliie Into hln
Life. That tilto ho luiil to Multo a
Hpeecll lie fine Koine people that
linveu't Kiinyihllig to llo for oxeept
how to Uml Hum way to (let rid of the
Worry a purcon Iiiih nfter they get
more Thun l.even or I'otirteeii million
lolliirH, uml When lie Cot up on thu
Htngit he liml 1 in i in -i ui 1 to Look at tho
1'iieeM III front of hliu mid Thuro ho
Keen Itoekyfelln. That iiiiulo hliu think
of whnt he wiik trying to Dlxcuvor nil
the time. It hum Jiimi like If ho would
of Keen IllHplreil, mid lie xcd:
" 'I'ovei ly Ih ii HleMHliig.'
"The unhappy iiilllyuiutlren thnt were
MHHeullig to 1 1 1 ill bloke out III Wild
ilppln. tllld give Mill three Clieern. It
uiih tine of the uiimt Tlltehlllg thliigK
Kver hnppeiied. Strong men wep mid
wliiimuii who 1 1 ii ft to l.'he .Marble lluth
tulm neerly fainted when they Thot of
the lllfHMlugx of the poor nnd Thou lie
meiubereil their own trublilen. The
J poor Don't haft lo worry for fear the
fimehmiiii might get drunk and Let the
luim-M Hun a way when they aro (iolng
home from the (iinnil npeni. Tho poor
don't Need to Ho nfrililo tho idilp uilto
Hlnlf while they Take three Trip to
Voorup every yenr. The poor needn't
Tonii about at nlle thinking uiebliy one
of the HurveiilM mite run Awny with a
Dlmiind ueekhiee valued at tin en linn
dred TIioiihiiii dnllern nnd dlmuinlN go
ing up every day on Account of the
War In Afrleky. The poor Don't hnft
to t Ii I ii tc their miiiih mite (let their neekn
Hroke phiylugpolo or cluiHltig lings with
minim need In them. Tho poor don't
Hnft to Worry Hecoz tho Hutler wiih
ho bhiine green he wont and Wiped the
Cobb welm offu the Hlimnpmio Hottle
before he Hrot It In where the Cuuipny
Ih, when they paid Thurty nciitn n Hot
lie oxtry to hnvo tho Cobb welm put
On. The poor Don't hnft to be afrnile
tlielr irrlvut Car mile bo left Standing
out on the truck where It'll get Jtulned
on or inebby the HallorH in I to no how
lo Unlock tho Hide Hoard on the ate
hundred Thousand duller yot their
fawther gnvu them for a llurthdny
ireeut.
"All thcRO TlilngH and n Lot more I
can't think of Junt now Como to Andy
In n KIiikIi when ho looked ul the Had
fa eon of the Hitch In front of Hint, and
lt'n no Wonder Htiiu of Them aliuimt
Hroko down when they thot How they
hnd reeked their lives by getting Ho
they could Own countlcH here nnd tlicie
with Cmhsi'Ih on Them mid huvu Their
own lee Cut. Ho when the meeting
wan over they all went up nnd Hhook
Audy'H hand, and when they Went
awny from there every ono Had n new
resolve In bin hart."
"What wan that?" inmv nKt.
"To go on Nobly Kitcrlllcln' them
kcIvch and their Time and hnpplucHH to
keep width from whnro It inllo bring
Mlncry and dlspepsy In inlllyuim of
tlielr Henlted eotititrymnn who don't nn
i: n ii IT to Knjoy n llrnt CIiihh IiIoshIu'
When they've got It mid can't get out
from under It," paw nays. Chicago
Tlincs-Ilcriild.
A IVrtloulnr Hcggir.
When beggars can lie choosers, thoy
are partlcslar onen. Here Is an nittheu
tlo tale of a beggar of high staudnrds,
who lived In Oxford, Ktiglnnd:
Outside the college gales stood regu
larly for two or threo bourn a day,
when tho thoroughfare was crowded, n
blind beggar with n hoy as guide. Al
though a beggar, ho wiih not oppressed
by poverty, and tho following conver
sation was heard between hliu and Ida
attendant.
"How much Is It?" asked tho beggar,
lust nfter the coin dropped Into Ids cup.
"Threepence," replied hla guide.
"How much have wo taken alto
gether?"
"Two shillings."
"Walt a hit."
Then tho listener enme round ann
dropped In a shilling.
"How much?" whispered tho blind
man.
"Another shllllnR." replied tho boy.
"A shllllug. Ah, ko tell them to have
oyster saiico with tho inuttonl"
A iMyntorloiM llox.
In 1838 Krancls Douco, tho antiqua
ry, beiiueathed a sealed box to tho
British Museum on condition thnt It
was not to bo opened until .Tnn. 1,
1000. Homo literary peoplo In HiiBlaud
aro now clamoring for Information as
to Its contents, hut It Is unlikely that
their curiosity will bo gratllled, for n
long time, as a great mony formalities
hnvo to bo gouo through llrst.
Herri ui;.
Moro herring aro cuteu
other kind of flak.
than nay
NAVAJOS WEAVE BLANKETS.
Women Den'uii Them nml Vc Primi
tive McthiiiU in Tlielr Work.
The wonderful iirllMllo blanket
woven by Hie Nnvnjo Indian women ex
elle the greatest admiration wherever
they are seen. They aro tho product
of Itillullo labor. It takes the Navajo
Indian woman six tuonllis to make one
of these blankets that the civilized
dmiio IIiiiIh mo delightful ns a couch
cover, so itialiit ns a wall hanging.
Her loom Is tho simplest thing Imaginable-two
upright poles, across tho lop
of which a third polo Is fastened, with
a fourth oh a crossbeam at the bot
tom. Then another beam Is fastened
lo tho upper crosslienm with rawhide,
and two llnal poles one top nnd ono
boltoni-to which the vertical threads
of tho wnrp are lied.
Heforo this primitive loom tho weaver
siuats, lollor fashion, day after day,
running her simple shuttles In mid out.
As soon as a thread Is placed It Is forced
Into n firm, close position with a "hat
ten stick." so that nt the end the blan
ket Is capable of shedding tho heaviest
rains. For while tno Navajo woman
Is now tjultc happy lo make her blan
kels for the adornment of the clvlllzi
homes, tho llrst ami chief reason fo.
their existence was to keep the Indians
warm and dry In their wild rides over
tho Western plains.
Tho main beauty of these blankets Is
the coloring. Tho Indian woman likes
bright colors, nml she has learned lo
blend them with truly artistic feeling.
Nor docs she ever turn out two blankets
alike. Knelt has a design of Its own.
thought out in her brain, and worked
out by memory on tho fabric she Is
fashioning.
Hume of the blnnket nre innde from
wool raised mid dyed by the Indians
themselves. They are as beautiful In
coloring, although not so closely woven,
ns the blankets made from the f.'er
mantown yarn, of which these primi
tive workers use hundreds of pounds
every year. Some of them, en lied the
common Navajo bed blankets, aro
woven In stripes of red, white and
black. They aro sold, rather curiously,
for so much n pound, there being about
twenty pounds to a blanket. Navajo
Middle blankets are tho snme, except
ing that they are smaller In size.
Kxceedlugly pretty ore tho fancy
blankets made from untlvo wool. Those
moro expensive ore built on n scarlet
ground, with the designs In high colors,
nnd nre of real value for decorative ef
fects. Hlaukets of this kind sell for
from J.' to
It Is on the designing of the blankets
made from (icrmnutown wool that the
Indian woman expends much thought,
nnd they really nre marvelous combina
tions of coloring. Conventional repre
sentations of the various phases of na
ture and
mytliologlcal symbols often ;
enter Into the designs. Hut what strikes
ono most curiously Is the homely ol
Jects that the weaver Introduces Into
her work. A weaving fork, a bow nnd
nrrow, perhaps a simple cooking uten
h 11. Is sure to bo pictured there. And
that simple bit of everyday life Is a
hint to the weaver a sign to her by
which she can recall the time of Its
making. Chicago Chronicle.
Iter Dogs.
Summer In Dawson, says the Inde
pendent, Is delightful, and even the
wluters, declare those who have stayed
there In that season, are glorious. Mmiy
n re the stories told aliout the wondrous
beauties of the trail over the Ice and
the White l'ass, where oven women
have gone, handling their dogs, from
day to day, ns tho men handled theirs.
Kvery man mid woman there has n
story, nil Interesting mid some thrill
Ins. "I used to like to start out first In
tho morning," said a Detroit woman.
"Once, ns I hurried my dogs down the
trail In tho gray dawn, 1 saw three
stray nnlmals romping on the way.
Now, If you catch up with a stray dog
on the trail, ho Is yours; so, my heart
llutterlng with Joy, I began whistling
to the half-wild creatures.
"At llrst they paid no attention to me,
but kept romping and leapfrogging Up
nud.down tho trail. I slowed up my
team and put myself In front, the bet
ter to make my peace with the rene
gades. "When wo had como within a hun
dred ynrds of them they stopped play
ing, sat down nnd stared nt us. I whis
tled ngiiln and they all ran. How fool
ish I felt when It suddenly dawned on
me thnt I hod been trying to harness
threo wild wolves!"
Whnt I Ooocl?
"Whnt Is the renl goodV"
1 naked In musing mood.
"Order," snld the law court;
"Knowledge," snid the school;
"Truth," snid tbc wise innuj
"I'lensure," snld the fool; j
"Love," said the maiden;
"Henuty," snld the page:
"I'Noedoin," snld the drenineri
"Home," said the sage;
"Fame," said the soldier:
"Kqulty," snid the aeor.
Spake my heart full sadly,
"The nnswer Is not here."
Then within my bosom
Softly this I lienrd!
"lJnch lienrt holds the secret
Kindness is the word."
John Uoyle O'ltellly.
llio 1DOO Salon.
French painters should lmvo room
enough at tho 11)00 Salon, ns tho archi
tect of the building has provided them
with nearly four miles' of linnglug
space.
Oalloil on tho Hr-wors First.
Tho brewers of Johannesburg wero
tho llrst to bo commandeered for horses
to supply tho Hoor artillery.
Don't overwork yourself. Just Imag
Ino how mlscrnblo you would bo If you
finished all your work to-day and had
nothing to do tho rest of your llfo.
Wealth changes some men more than
ace.
Dr'rAroxmiX'nir'r'Ztin.
enlslied graduate of Killnnunih nnivcr-
slty, now director of tho llncierlologlcal
i'SlT
Yin;u iiiiiruijiniurc'i in a liquid lorm 10
locusts, produces a fatal dlceaw, rapid
ly destroying tho pests In enormous
swarms. Threo great swarmsof locusts
ravaging tho fields wero recently en
tirely destroyed in this manner within
a wcok.
Our Niillim'a Wmllli.
The nmtrrliil wealth nml strrngth of our
nation Is In iron, the must uncfiil of nil
uiclnls, juntas the wraith ofn hliliuiu being
lie In a useful stomach. If you have over
worked yours, try Hosteller's Htoiiiacli
Hitters, It will relieve thn (dogged bowels,
Improve the appetite and cure comtlpu
tluii, dyspcp-lii uml liillousiiep.
Ilrlilg" lliirneil Willi Klerlrli-lty.
A novel method of destoylng a
wooden bridge has jccently been tried
with complete success. Weighted
wires aro placed across certain beams
and heated by means of electricity; tho
wires burn their way through tho wood,
sided by tho weights, mid tho bridge
fulls.
Two thousand plumbers ond 0,000
lalxirers in Chicago nro either on it
strike or under orders to strike against
the now rules of tho litillding Contract
orB' Council.
TltV AI.I.K.V I'llOT KAHK,
A xiWdi-rlo he li:iken Inlo I lie lio'.
At this M'liooii ymir loet teel uolicii, ner
vous mid iiiieoinfurtitlije. If you have
.marling feel or tight shoe", try Allen's
'..i.l-u'-. It rems mid ciiiiifiirlM: miikes
ttiilkiog eni.y. Curei uolleiiuiidWfUlliig
feel, hliftU-rs nod callous tpots. Jielieve
corns uml liuiui.ii of nil p.-tm nnd is n cer
tain cure for Chilblain, .Sweating, dump or
frosted feet. We have ovr thirty thousand
tcMimniiiiil. Try ft tWiw. bold bv nil
flrugidMK nod Inie sturei fur 25c. Trial
Itiii'Mitfe. I ItKlv. Address, Allen S. Olm
tui, Le l!oy. N. Y.
Kmploycs of tho American Hido and
Leather Company's tanneries at Low
ell, Mass., who have been on a fttrike,
returned to work, tho differences hav
ing been settled by arbitration.
CAT.RItU CANNOT HE CDHEII
, Vj tth Jocsl omlcMloin, ai they cannot reach
Kivarai..! ill v u .fct-. I Kimrril IB B, UIOOl Or
coti-tit-jtluiiBliIlM ao, nml in order to cure it
you m'jst tka Internal rcmedle. Ilall'i Ca
tairli "ore la taken inlernallj , nn.l actmllrectljr
on lli'i blood and mucous aurfacea Haifa Ca
tarrh Cure lanot n iiuaclc medicine. It waa
pic-i-rtbcd bjr one of the bent phyulf lam In tbla
cimtiiry tor eara, and laa regular preaerlptlon.
It l eompoacil nl tho heat tonic known, com
Mnrd with tho lie-t blood purlOera, acting
reclljron tho mueotia aurfacea. The perfect
combination ot the two inercdlenta U what pro.
dti:raauch wonderful rc-tilta In curingcatarrb.
We jd for leiiliniinlal", free.
F. J. c tlKNKY Si CO., I'ropra., Toledo, O.
Fold by driiiTKllta, price 76c.
II alii family 1'llla aro tbe beat
In (Jenneral Kobbo's expedition in
tho islands of Luzon, Leyto and Sniuur,
troops from tho two regiments have
occupied niue towns mid placed 180,-
000 bales of hemp on tho market.
I never ued so oiiick a cure n rio'
Cure for Coiisiimptlou. J. It. Palmer, llox
1171, Seattle. Wash., Nov. 23, 18!)j.
( renter Now
policeman.
York has ono negro
A SIGNIFICANT LtTTER.
Now York City, Feb. 15, 1000.
My Dear Carlton: I know it will
please you to learn that my homeward
journey Ironi Sau Francisco was more
than pleasant. One striking fentnro
that added very much to my comfort
was tho dining car service on tho Itio
(Irando Wet-tern and tho Denver & Itio
(inmde. This is thu tlnust service of
this description I hnvo ever seen any
whero, either in this country orabroad;
tho food and cooking was all that could
bo desired, und at very moderate prices.
If you happen to know tho Itio Grande
Western people, 1 wish you would say
to them thnt it will afford mo tho
greatest pleasure nt all times to bear
testimony anywhere to tho above facts.
Yorv trolv yours,
(Signed) J. ADDISON HA K ICR, 2nd.
alt I.Hko Tribune.
Tho Itio Grande Western Hallway
now operates through Pullman sleeping
caiB between Sun Francisco and Chi
cago, without change. Tho routo via
Salt Luko City is unequnlled iu attrac
tiveness and wealth of uovol interest.
Threo through trains daily. Write 'for
information, rntos, etc., to J. D. Mans
field, General Agent, Washington
street, Portland, Oro., or Geo. W.
Heintz, General Passenger agent, Salt
Lake City.
A dentin Hint.
Ho Ida, aro you interested in ath
letic sportel
Sho (who has waited) Yes; I nm
very much iutorcsted in tho riug just
uow.
TO CUltK A COI.O IN o.Mt DAT j
Tako Laxativo Ilronio Quiniuo Tablets. I
All druggists refund tho money if it
fails to cuio. K. W. Grovo's siguuturo
is ou each box. 25c.
At a request of tho legislative com- !
mitteo of tho Ohio Federation of Labor ,
n bill has been introduced in tho Ohio '
legislature providiug for equal wages
for men nnd women,
ft you haven't a regular, healthy movement of ttas
bowels overy day, jrou'ro sick, or will bo. Keep your
bowels open, and bo well. Force, In tbotbapoof
violent ulivslo or tilll ttnlann. la dainrnmtia. 'lhA
smoothest, easiest, most perfect way of keeping tbo
bowels clear aud clean Is to tako
k Ploaaant, Palatable, Potent. Tat o Good. Do Good,
NoTpr Bloken. Weaknn, or Orlpe. lOo, fiOo Wrtto
for free aatuple, and booklet on healtb. Addreii
BUrlU Rtnr,4; ( npa, MtBtrr tl, Jfw Trk. ?M
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
iOWELS
m JP CATHARTIC !
y&py 0 MA"K w,olTCWt j-8
NOTED JUDGE
. 11 J1U 1 UU UULMJ
Cafa,Tl1 Ni,le Years-All Doctors Failed.
H0H. GEORGE ZES8TEN, OF 0HI0AG0.
Hon. Georgo Kersten, a woll-known Justice of the Peace, of Chicago says:
i was amtctcu witn catarrh tor nine years, my catarrh was
located chiefly In my head. I tried many remedies without avail.
I applied to several doctors, but they were not able to cure inc. I
learned of the remedy, Peruna, through the dally newspapers. After
taking the remedy for 18 weeks I was entirely cured. I consider my
cure permanent, as it has been two and a half years since I was cured."
Any man who wishes perfect health
must bo entirely free from catarrh.
Catarrh is well-nigh universal; almost
omnipresent. 1'oruiin is tho only abso
lute uifegnurd known. A cold is tho
beginning of catarrh. To prevent colds,
to euro colds, is to cheat catarrh out of
its victims. Pernnn not only cures
catarrh, but prevents it.
AN APPEAL TO HUMANITY GENERALLY
We need your assistance In announcing to the world the GREATEST REMEDY thatclenca
has ever produced, and you need our assistance to secure relief for yourself and frienda
through SWANSON'S "s DROPS."
C rV 5I I Q O KT RI(?A-iJrelyaa the American Nary haa con.
LTV & IVI ELLI OUriiCi 1 Vl C quered and will conquer all that oppoaea
It, so will "5 DROPS" unfailingly conquer all diseases like Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Catarrh of all kinds, ASTHMA, Dyspepsia, Backache, Sleeplessness. Nert ouanesa.
I
Tiuui: iuhk J
mean adTertliementof roar 'J a lMtOI'8." 1 resolved to try It and sent for a sample bottle. liars
been taking It for tbree weeks and nare not bad an attack of aufferlDiralDcol took tbo first dose. 1 be
llero It ha aared rar life. Tbla statement UiHialtlrotr true. Isballalso take pleasure In recommend
iDKiour "5 IKOIi' for the care ot .vr.intALOIA. L. It. SMITH.
El Dorado Springs, Mo.. Hot. 27. 193.
Tour "5 IIUOl'8" came to band on the lttb of last month and was Elad to receive it for I was suf
fering at tbe time wltbnnioldairooles. 'rbeflrstdose belped meout of my pain oo abort notice, lilcss
the name of God for It. It will do all rou say It will, and more too. 1 bad severe palna all over my body
when nlubt camo 1 could not sleep. The worst pain was In my left lcc. I could not pnt tot foot to the
floor without auSerlDif preat pain. Have used four different kinds of medicine for KIlEUMATISu
and got no relief until 1 sot your "6 UUOPN,' wblch garo melmmedlate reller as above atated.
MAUTAN UOWKUS. Box 83, Carazbar. Oblo. Dec. Its. 13B.
Qfl r AVC to enable surf erers to sirs "6 DROPS" at least a trial, we will aend a sample bottle, pra
OU lnl O paid by mall for SSc a sample bottle wUl conTlnce yon. Also, large bottles CMduaes)
UM.t bottles for Si. Sold by as and agents. 1GIXTS ntSTID la Jew TrnrlUrj. Don't tvutt ! IVrlte now!
HWAXHON KIIKCMATIO CUHJE CO., ICO to 104 IiUe St., CHICAGO, ILL.
Latest III llukss.
The latest tiling in roses is tho pos
session of uu Kast Anglian rose grower,
who, iu his catalogue, says that its
miiiie is Kr tiger, and that it requires
a warm position and much disbudding.
M..rl.r. .. ill n.,.l Al I.- .U
v.u.i..d ...ti. .'..a. ,, ,,B.WI1 a cuulU .
litis Syruti tho best remedv to use fur their
children during the teething period.
Public schools cost Berlin $8,000 a
year.
They Never Fnll.
Almost never. Cascareta cure so large a per
centage, that they're guaranteed to cure
chronlccanstlpfttlonoruioueyrefuiided. Drug-
E.IM, IW, iw,
Kighty-four per cent of Idaho is pub
lic land.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
I'eiim unit Vt'lr Wurka.
rOUTI.ANII WtltK ,t IRON WtlllKS: WtltK
anil iron lenrlligioillt'erallliiK. etc. sll Alder.
lliaeliinnry nml hiiitlla.
CAWSTON t CD.: KNfltNKS. IIOII.KIIS. MA
chlnery, aiipplles. IS-40 Hrnlbl., Portland. Or.
JOHN PdOT.T? Pnnrr.wn rww
can Kite you the best burBalns' in ijencral
ii nunnery, engines, Doners, tanks. Iiumps,
plows, belts and windmills. The new
steel I X L windmill, sold by him, is nn-
rijinuiru.
CORIN WHEAT
Will out-yield corn; it 111 make the same kind
of mealj has superior (aliening qtiattltea; will
solve the problem of fattening Hogs and Cattle
In a wheat country; should be sown In tho
spring, the tame as wheat and will yield from
5o lo 100 bushels per acres the straw after It It
thrashed hat an oily substance and It la almost
aa good aa hay.
I'rlue of sued lOo per pound or 8S per
liiuulreil. Address
SI. J, SIIIKLUS & CO,, Moscow, Idaho,
9QIMFS0TEO
W LIVER
ONE FOR A DOSE. Chiy! RtrV nroh a nrt li..
pepslsltonio o Pimples, 1'urlfy tho Blood, Aid Dlgea
ttoa.lrqveatlllltousness. DonotdrlpeorBlckea. To
Viilvl . "llnaIaamp ofroetiuiiuox.io. DR.
OOSANKO CO., rkllaltlfUa, I'a. Sold by Druggists.
YOUNG MEN!
Kor flnnorrhu- And Qlttt get Tabat'i Oky ppecifto. It
u tho ONLY medicine whieh will cure rach anil erenr
CAse. NO CASK known It lia rrcr filial to cuie.no
matter how wrioui or of how loner tandlnfr, Itemlu
from IU use will atoniU you. It U ahtolutely mfo,
prevenU vtricture. ami can te taken without Iiicoiito.
ulenrf and detention from husinew. J'UIC $100. For
aale hr all reliable dnitjaiist, or aent prepaid bjr exprvaa,
plainly w rapped, on ivttt.pt of price, by
, , i'AUsf CHtSIlOAL fJOa, ChicaffO, I'l.
ClrcuUr mailed on request.
DROPSY
Treated
Successfully
Address DK. .NIKUKiltK, Mountain Home, Ida.
SAVED BY
AftMEU Ul
All families should provide them
selves with a copy of Dr. Hartman'a
free book entitled "Winter Catarrh."
This book consists of seven lectures on
catarrh and la grippe delivered at The
Hartman Sanitarium. It contains the
latest information on the treatment oi
cutarrh diseases. Address Dr. Hart
man, Columbus, Ohio.
Heart Weakness, Toothache, Earache, Creeping Mumbness, Bronchitis,
Liver and Kidney Troubles, etc., etc., or any disease for which w rec
ommendlt. "5 UROPS" Is the name and the dose. S DROPS' Is per
fectly harmless. It does not contain Salicylate of Soda nor Opiates in any
form. The Child can use it as well as the Adult.
Read carefully what Mr. I..R. Smith, of III Dorado Springs, Mo., writes
us under date of Nov. 37, 1899, also Marfan Bowers, of Caragbar, Ohio,
UDdoVSlT RH EU M ATBSM
I do not know how to express how wonderfnl I tblnk yoor fi DKOFS
medlclneta. I was aurJerlmr Intensely with NCUli.tLOIA and tbouKbt for
amontbthatl would baTO to die. Onedar aladr called toaeemeand broiiabt
FOR 14 GENTS l
We wish to gala this ear 200,00
new oDstuiarra. aou nene oner I
1 Pkn. Citr Uanlen llert. Ira I
1 Pig Uarl'at KuieraldCncnmbarlto i
1 M LsCrossii alarket Lcttacs,lfic !
I " Ktrawbrry Melon, l5o
I " II Day Kadl.b, I Co
1 Karl; lllps Uaktags, loo I
I n.ariy irinner uulon. loe 1
1 " Brllflaotriuwr8ds. Uo i
Warth 91,00, far 14 ceata. JTCl
Abos 10 Pkga. worth tl.00, wa wilt I
mall yoa frro, together with oar I
great uaiaiog,ieiung an aooat
SAUK S MIUI0H DOLUS. POTATO
nDoDracelntotthia notice 4t4o, i
siainpa. We inttta jour trade, aod
A knowwbenyoo oncetrj Malzer'a '
gMaeedfi yoa will neser do wtthoat. t
'-VISIMI PrllMOn Halzar'a luua . . I
eat carueat tomato uiaot oa sarin. I't
join i. aiLxan anoi-o., u tsossa. wia.
BUY THE GENUINE'
... MANTTPAOTUnED BT ...
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
trSOTE THE XAME.
ivifiHV sick woivieh
Cnn oi.sily trace tlielr lrniibl to the blood, but
that don't help, iink-fs they II ml a remedy.
IVloope's Revealed Remedy
Purifies the blood makes sick women atron
and well. ll.OUper boillc nt the dritit atore.
SOLK AdENCr
Worthlngton
8toam Pumps
and Wntor
Motors.
I'nmplng Plants of
Any Capacity
TATUM .t III1WEN
30 to 3S First Street, l'ortluud, Or.
ilachtncry-All Kinds.
If m nerd Fresh and Ilrllable Berils
onbl.h you can dep nd, uf Vrsrtable,
1 Ion era, ra.ara, r Ic. , send to us an j
weiuaranteoaa lslacuoa, Uli'sur atrial.
Biid (or our cuialojuo. mallrd frai on
aDDlIcatluu. HhyIii. Vlnrnt At in
O'i i t ansomo Bt., Ban F' and to-), OaL
FOB SALE.
A First-Clan Brunswick,
llalko and Collender I'ool
Table, wllli complete equip
llient. At A harfnln Ail.
dnsa J. O, I)., l'ostoihce Box 152, Portland, Or
Bon.
CURE YOURSELF 1
Use Ill(4 for uo nil Jural
dlschargeannamuiaiiona.
Irritations or ulceration!
of mucous tufoibranM,
i'aluleaa. and nut astrln.
ItHf Vim Oiiuicii Co. eeut or poisonous.
aOiseiKiiiTi.o.HsaEI om tiy Ilrimltta.
or sent in plain nrappor,
2 by eipress, prepaid fut
f.00. or bolll... liVs.
Iroular aant on rvaussL
on rvqusss.
N. U,
No. 11-1800,
WIIKN wrltlne to advertlsors
mention this puvr.
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