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tlg HEALTH OF YOHG WOWIEH
finm Helped 'r Mr H'lnUImm
V L.a their I.Uer..
' ... Mn. I'inkiiam: I urn nlxtccn
I L old 111,1 t-u,',01 WM my
F,l?..i.,.inliiicM. H in very Irregular.
ha lUHl "n" ,v 1 inu
.'.Iih cralllKH irnil ii-'i I" nwhllu
, ..rlttofi itio In tho heart mill I havo
ill". ...i.-l,.,. Tf llmrn liumvtlil.w.
'"it
!l do for uu, I will gladly follow
f adVieo.
Him
1, '
(ttr rcccir-
i KM". KJHt
1 M
began
..pfYOiirromo
,ri.i.,. i,iMi
h . ir...tn1ili fVim
..A and IIUkmI Purifier. I ntn now
. irui m"
,l,rcvery month and suffer no pain.
T" I.. II. !.... !.
i
JOO'IH twijr mil-
.rulf K"' CK" v,lu" """ "lAIir
Mil, Aplos, Cal., July 0, 1800.
Nervous anu uizzy
I ii DiAn i mmiAH . i wish io
LprfMrnyti'im"'" wyoii lonno great
Lnfflt I livo received from the who of
j4 B. l'inkhnm'it Vegetable Com-
Ml I suffered constantly from tcr-
(tidracho. linn ciiins, ww nervous
..i Mnv. i had tncu tiincreni Kiiidn
Ifoedlclno lint they nil failed entirely.
IfUrtaklnK mrco oomcnoi vegetable
lompouml u" iiireooi woou rurillor I
millrlirlit. 1 cnnnotthnnlcyou enough
Lr what your remedies havo done for
I - I . - . tf 1 TI I 111 .Tl.ll.MW Itfiv ID
Kjdtmburg, Wis., Juno 10, 1800.
h"-'jll8n iHAHiii" "r-'H'i'i'l id.
KlnvnlliiM llralrablrt.
I ijj (with high lint) I beg your
Lnfon. hut 1 foigot my otwrn ulnim.
Lold you kindly lend mo your just a
boaientT
iTrrant Mnn (III tho seat lichind)
Sax tons, iiindum, but 1 need it to ill
a.-N. Y. Weekly.
TryAllwli'a I'mil Km,,
1 uomltt to !' ulinliPii Into llifl lioc. At
JifiiMion riinr frcl feel nwollfn, nrrvoui
iuJIiol. mi'l isrt tlri'd rimlly. lfyoilhuvc
nurtliie fit! r ilKlit clioc", try Allcn
foiH-fjift Ili'O'iN Ihn feet ntlil ninkri
liUIiilC fay- mrci iiiBrowins iiaim,
nioltii miki nvnimiK irv.i, iiiihuth uiiii
allium ipalr. Hrllevfn corim and liunlntn
ill mill mid RUM rrt anil Comforl. We
f30,WO ifsiimoiiniiii. Try it toiiuv.
I hr all i!rii.'Kll nml Alion ilrnlrrn fur
I Olmiiruii. l.ejtoy. . ) .
Tim Oriiitnlon.
''Oh, ycr, I'rof. (SroHknpf la qnlto
Shlfmatlo. In (nut, I uovor knuw
im to Ijo oxcitrd, flXccut oiico."
'Wlmt wu tho trouble thun?"
'He couldn't find IiIh iiM)." l'nck.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
s Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
tEljnaturo
l'lr Krni
"My uiothnr found my llttlo brotdci
bttlni: hin utockinuH on wronu nide
enttlilnuiornlnu." "Yea? Wlmt did
fhado?" "Turned the hoad on him."
Harvard Lampoon,
Fincy eojdH. after ChrlstinnH. have
fboitai iuvitiiiK it hok iih cold gravy.
SlWir. of Olntinonta for Catarrh That
Contain Mnrcurjr,
Btrcurr 111 mrelv dixlrnr thn unut nf
w.ii tuiicunipiciciy iieraiiKo ine wnuio ;
rK wiriinitfrliiK It thronch tho raui'om mr.
P'i- feurli arilclra ulioiild neter bo iueilei-
K or iiri'irrlptlom Irom reputablpt phjil.
, luoaamaco iner will no la tan loia to
hndaniapn lhv will .In la Inn fnl
jtn.(Ki.lyouran imulbfr dartre Irom tli
bly dartre Irom them,
IHIH Catarrh f'lirn. lnniirtnr.l l.v V !
Oilll taktl liilirnalli ..tl.it. .IUnilv tit.n.i
K""1 .n'' inucom aiirUcra of the ayatem.
Nlenuliir. It la taken lnternallr, and na!
bmIW?' ,0' b'r J Cheney L Co. Ttitl.
I S,t1..bjC liruaglata, price 75c. prr bottle.
IWi Family 1'llla aro the twat.
io Ixiv thinka ho hax had onotii:)!
Sandy nntll ho Iibb started a tooth to
arhlnjr.
iipiiiis
'IWWilJbteaTll
Bo. JWWMR PlOfl muni Pa
fgaoon aaitij, -druXa qlnon tiu JMJ
WAS A "JtEBEfj SPY."
BELLE BOYD, A NOTED
WAR CHARACTER.
CIVIL
Hht, Wiih Once 15.li,.,, ... .
Mlol-Hho Almi
Miulo One Mm. ..
Tmllor lo , cI(r
ry.
the !h W ' nt"l! nHy'1- k""w "
! tmli 71 , "y w,, "' Win
"'"ill, iiitlo.iBK0.WMHa tlirllllmron...
Will', llllll JllMt luft
I'hool when tliu
civil war Ik'kiiii.
Khe Inn a lover lu
whom
"he tlmiiKlit Klio
could not Jive, but
"hi' married an
other beforu tho
war wiik over and
iniide him a triii.
Inr trtiu .11 t'.ir.i.i.l
llltM.K llOVtl.
from n Keciuid iniMhiuwi iiv..ni v.,nr
after her llmt inurrlnKi-. and wltliln a
year afiiT that married a third. Hhe
kiiw life lu eaiiiiiH iind inllllary irlnonn,
" n u iiriwiiter on Hhilioiinl, wiih ban
lulled from the country, attd after re
luniliiK lo It lived In varloiiH HtateH In
he Hunt. Vnt m Kouth ; wiih lu an
HiNiiiif iiMyhun fr tn.. mi fl,.,..
wardH lectured throiiifliimi tin. innii-v
often under Dm n I ..r :.., ,i
Army ooMtH. she wiih about live feet
live liiehcK (all. with brlirlit oven mid
ii'iullliie nose, and when hIiu wiih youni;
her hair whh dcHcrlbed iih of "a reddlnh
Kolileii hue."
Relic Jtoyd wan born In .MartliiHbur.'
W. Va., In INII. Not (iiiit.. 18 venrn
"in at tiie onenliiL' of the war. Hhe en
lercd with all her heart mid Hjilrlt Into
tnc Ncrvlco of the Confederate caiiHe.
Hhe wiih a ienldeiit wltliln tho Federal
linen and knew many of tho oIIIcith.
and Hhe lined her aeiualntanee anil her
maiiiilHhmeiilH lo kiiIii from them In
forinntlon which would lie of Kervlee
to her frlenilH lu the Southern iinnleH,
to whniii Hhe conveyed It at every on-
iMiriunlty. .Many of her mcnHacn Hhe
fent to (Jen. ,. . Stuart. At favor
aide iiii'irtuiiltleH nhe almtracted the
lde aruiH of her Kedernl aeiunltitnnceH
DAflllEH TlllKIUOII TUP. FIIII.NO l.I.NK.
when they left them carelcHHly about,
and theno she forwarded to the enemy.
She wiih HiiHiieeled after a time, and
then one of her noten fell Into tho Fed
eral liaudH ami nhe wiih arrested, rcir.
miiuded nnd threatened, but Gen.
KhleldH vet her at liberty. Gen. Slilehln,
aim nnld afterward, wiih coiiijiletely off
hla Kimril and Introduced her to officer
of his HtnfT.
Sentenced to He Hliot.
The nlKlit before Shields net out after
Stonewall .Iiickxiui lie nnnouueed that
he wiih ciiIiik to will)) Jackson and a
council of war wiih held in what had
been the drinvltiK-rooni of Uelle'H aunt's
hoiiHc. Through the tloor of n closet
off a bedroom alnive the drawliiK-room
a holi hud been iHiretl. Ilclle crept up
to the closet and applied her ear to it
when the council assembled. She was
able to be of Mich service to Jackson
that he sent her a letter after his (le
.feat of Gen. Ranks, dated May 1KI,
18(1., thnlikliiK' her for her "Immense
serrlces." On .JackRon's advice she re
moved to Winchester, and Jackson
made her an aide on his stuff with the
rank of captain. While at Winchester
she wan made aware of several very
suspicious Northern plans which would
destroy tho counter-movements of the
armies of her beloved Confederacy.
Without a thouKht of the danger to
herself she Instantly started from the
town to the point of laud occujiled by
General Jackson and tho Southern
Hoopers, a point she sained after a
most jierllous and luirrowliiK run
through the fires of lmth armies. Dtir
liiK her career as a spy she was twice
sentenced to be shot, and was for 11
months a prisoner lu the Carroll and
Capitol ji-lsoiiH at Washington.
Hollo Royd's career lu tho military
service ended In 1KG4, when she was
captured with dispatches on a black
ado runner, l.lout. Sam Wylde Hard
ItiK, of tho navy, was put In charce of
the blockade ii.nnor, which was or
dered to Rostou. The lieutenant and
Hollo Royd were thrown together a
pood deal and left largely to them
selves. Ho quoted from Shnkspoare
and Hymn lo her. she tolls lu her au
tobiography. When ho hopui to talk
of tender mibjocts she thought ho
mlfiht become useful to her cause, ho
when he asked her to become IiIh wlfo
oho told lilm that It might Involve sorl
oiih consoiiiioiices. He' was ready to
face them, apparently, and renewed hU
proposal while the ship was In I.oiir
Inland Hound on the way to Hoston.
So she told lilm she would bo his wlfo.
When they were coining: to anchor
off the Roston navy yard Lieut, Hnrd
in,, iv.nt forward to clve Home orders
and hlft llimceo Invltod tho two Yankee
pilots who wero aboard to como down
to the cabin and havo some wine, which
i.i.v ,11,1 Tim eiintnln of tho blockndo
riinnr whom she called In her book
J dipt. Henry, nnd another man were of
If
ho pnrty. Harding i,d called a mnnll
wml alongside preparatory to golnc
iiHhoro and this boat had dropped tin
lor the ipiarlor. At a moment sho
hfMight Hiiltablo tho girl nodded to
tnpt. Henry, whom she had planned to
have oHcaped, Ho left tho wine, pnrty
mid Htojiplng Into tho whore boat which
wiih soon handy he wiih hooii on his
way to Roston, when later Harding
nine aft he asked Hollo where IiIh pa.
Hern wero and HJin told lilm (hat prob
ably they wore lu tho lower cabin,
whero ho had been dresHlng, and ho
went after them, while the small boat
got farther away.
Her After Cnrcer,
For allowing tho oHcnpe of his prlx
oner Harding was nrrented and tried,
but ho wiih not convicted. Hello Hoyd
whh banished by Lincoln and went to
Knglnnd. Harding deserted shortly
afterward and went to Knglund, whero
lie nnd the Hpy wero married on Aug.
18(H. Harding returned to thlH
country nnd became a Confederate Hiy.
His wife became tin nilrcKs In Knglund
mid returned to America after the proc
lamation of general amnesty. Sho
played under the name of Nina Hen
Jamlii In different cltlen, and at ono
time lobbied HiicccHHfully to put a bill
through tho "black and tan" Legisla
ture of Texas.
In 1HB0 Khe mnrrled Col. John Swains
Ion Ilainnioiid, ijult the stage, went, In
III health, with lier lmsbaiid to Call
foinla and was obliged to enter an In
sane asylum, lu 1881 hIio obtained a
divorce from Hammond nnd soon after
ward married Nut It. High, an 'actor,
with whom she went on the road giv
ing dramatic recltatloriH In costume.
FOUND AT LAST.
The Al with Which Churlcn I. Win
Ilclieinlcfi.
The vexed question, so much In evi
dence In the impem recently, "Where Is
the present location of the ax with
which ICIng CluirloH I. wan beheaded V"
has finally been answered. Tho famous
relic now reposes In the .Museo Hor
bonlco, at Nujiles, Italy. One who linn
rummaged much nmoni: the archives
of tho Hrltlsh Museum furnishes these
particulars regarding It: The execu
Honor of Charles (GIIoh Dekkori snr
vlved tho monarch III! years, dylnc In
HIS.". His claim to the ax, which he
appears lo have regarded iih IiIh per
qulslto. wiih, after considerable discus
Hlon, granted by Parliament, and It re
mained his until ids death, Ho always
rorused to notice an exhibition of the
IliHtrtinient. but his win. however, de
void of Hiich scruples, placed It on Hhow
at the tavern In Lambeth, and this
coming to tho new King's ears, a raid
was made, the ax was confiscated and
James H. became Its custodian. When
compelled to My from the kingdom In
11188 ho took It with lilm to Franco, .Hid
at St. Germain It remained until his
death, In 1701. Louis XIV. bcoime Its
licit possessor, and later on the Regent
UiiKe or Orleans, who parted with It
for a "consideration" to Ferdinand,
King of N.iples. .Treasured by that
family for upward of lit) years, it was
dually deposited In the Naples Mu
sou m.
Tho Other Wiie llanriaomrr.
It wiih In an art store In Fifth avenue,
saj'H a New York paper, nnd the denier
wuh showing glided clocks and cande
labra to a customer. Pointing to one
particularly hiiiidsome set. he said:
"That is worth $a.W Pointing to an
other of similar pattern, but not so
handsome, he said, "That Is worth
SIKH)."
"Hut the other one Is better," said
the Customer.
"Well." snld the denier, "the chief
value of this one (pointing to the six
hundred dollar affair) Is the gliding. It
wiih gilded by the mercury process,
which Is now forbidden by law almost
everywhere. The other set was treated
with the electro-plating process."
"Well, It's the handsomer," said the
customer. Is It ns durable? If It Is,
why should I pay ?2,"0 more?"
"It Is practically as durable and it Is
handsomer," said tho dealer. "Rut you
can duplicate It, aud you can't dupli
cate the other. The mercury process of
gliding wns death to Hie workmen on
gaged In It. They Inhaled the fumes of
the mercury, nnd In the end It killed
thorn, and It wasn't long In doing It,
either."
"I'll take the mercury one," said the
customer, "but the other Is hand
souier."
lli.
The prejudice against pies, more Im
aginative than real, Is dying out.
Many persons now eat plo for break
fast. Combined with coffee or milk
It furnishes a lino repast, aud athletes,
ii r tiM-ii Kumntuous meal of this charac
ter, easily digest It In ten minutes' ac
tive exercise so some people sny;
others do not Indorse the assertion.
Pittsburg Dlspntch.
Irish . MoHa.
One of the many useful things which
absolute prlvntlon has been tho moans
of making kuown to tho world is Irish
moss. The poorest of the Inhabitants
of the Irish const wore driven to Its use
by the pangs of hunger. When boiled
It produced a thick, nourishing and not
unpalatable Jelly. It Is most bene
ficial for diseases of tho throat nnd
lungs.
I'hyslcl'iiia l Germany.
in the last eleven years the number
of physicians In Germany Increased SU
per cent., wnue mu poiinniuuii in
creased only U per cent.
umno men can't find words for their
thoughts and some women can't find
thoughts for their words.
mii limn ii nd natlouce the mulberry
loaf becomes silk, which In turn bo
nmes n woman,
COURTED BY MEANS OF SIGN A
Couple Hint Never Hiiokc tlnlll They
Wood Jlcforc the Altur.
A marriage took place lu Hoston the
other evening, the parties to which had
never spoken until n few minutes be
foro they stood before the clergyman
who pronounced them man and wife.
They had boon courting for nearly
three months at that, and they were
both In full possession of tho faculty
of speech.
Ono day a young woman employed In
one of tho department stores nnd a
young man holding n clerkship In a
music store engaged rooms on Shaw-
mut avenue and Union Park street re
spectively, and Hint night, sitting at the
windows of their lodgings, saw each
other across the expansive courtyard
for the first time. For several nlghte
they enjoyed each other's presence In
a silent mnnner. Later on tho young
man nne nriivltulfr..,! t,,.i.'
...... .. ,. .in, ... w J flDi;u;c
with a bow, which was returned with a '
smile. Then begun the odd uud unique
courtship. The vounir mnn. In order to
get a better look at his inamorata,
bought a pair of opera glasses, nnd, to
his delight, the lady did the same. Then
the young man cut out some letter from
white paper nnd pinned them on a
piece of board that he had covered with
blnck muslin, to spell out "Tell me your
nnme."
The young Indy answered the next
night In the snme way. Through this
medium, slow and unsatisfactory as It
was, the courtship went on, the young
Indy, however, being denf to nil his en-'
Imnlln. f ........ I rr, I
I .1 llll'irillli;. Allt'J BUUU KtlVC
up their original mode of correspond
ence, however, nnd begnn to pay trib
ute to the postal service. An engage
ment followed In due course of time
nnd Inst week there wns a wedding
distinguished by "no cards, no recep
tion, no bridal tour."
Scir-ICduonllon.
Sir Walter Scott, whose authority I:
Indisputable, once remarked that the
best part of a man's education Is that
which ho gives himself, and tho biog
raphies of ninny of our greatest genius
es nfford ample proof of the truth of the
statement. Hncon declared that "stud
ies teach not their own use, but that is
a wisdom without thorn, and above
them, won by observation," nnd again
nnd ngnin In, the long roll of fame, of
which ns a nntlan we aro Justly proud,
appear the names of those who, Inde
pendent of tutors, universities and col
leges, have given themselves the finest
education, developed Intellectual pow
ers In the face of Insuperable difficul
ties and attained positions of the high
est eminence.
God has dowered ricli and poor alike
with gifts of mind and heart, so that
distinction and culture, genius aud tal
ent, are not the prerogative of one class
alone. Tho men who have achieved
tho greatest triumphs lu science, art or
literature have frequently been severe
ly handicapped at the outset of their
careers by poverty and uncongenial en
vironment; but those hindrances, in
stead of deterring them or diminishing
their enthusiasm, have served .as wlnga
on which they rose to higher attain
ments. Newcastle (Eng.) Chronicle.
Their Compromise.
"I stopped over In Nevada on my way
East," said William I'orcival. of San
Francisco, at the Hoffman House yes
terday, "to look after some mining In
terests I have there, and at Carsou City
a man told me a capital story. A min
ing strike hud boon made In a near-by
portion of the State which turned out to
bo of such promise that a respectable
camp soon sprang up around It. The
two principal mine owners were re
spectively nn Irishman and'a Jew, and
as a delicate compllmeut to these load
ing citizens the rest of the minors left It
to them to bestow a name upon the
new camp. The two had many con
ferences, but could not reach an agree
ment, for the Irlshniuu stood out for a
name taken from the Kmornld Isle,
while the Jew was for one that would
bo suggestive of the chosen people. The
rest of the miners finally became rest
less aud threatened to name the camp
themselves If nu end was not put to
tho delay, nud this led the pair to com
promise and namo the uew camp Tip
perusalem. Rather a neat and suggest
ive name, dou't you think?" New York
Tribune.
Tho Hhrowcl Kiiiimi-rutnr.
"Well, madam. If von nnsltlvolv r.
fuse to tell mo your ago, I suppose I
can Inquire of the lady next door and
let her.guess at It." I
"Young mau, you staud right still
there where you are. I'll be back in a
moment with the family Bible."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Droughts anil Funilnos in India.
The British government expects a
drought In India about twlco in every
nlno years, and a great famine like the
present about twlco In a century.
If yon have a great deal of work U
do, you must do It in the easiest way,
c'oitiit nr sio.vs.
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The Truat I'robleni
To a thoughtful mind is one of serious im
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I could got along with a confession
of faith containing but tho littlo that
Jesus said when Ho was, trying to
mnko n Christiun of Nicodemns: "God
o loved the world that He gave His
only begotten Son, that whosoever be
liovcth in Him should not perish, but
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vnton through Chiist, faith in Christ,
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quarters of tho words monosyllables,
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the ceilings or walls.
Works like magic, l'rke
' cents. Write for book
let, Dayton Hardware
Co., rortland,Oregon,
If W,ciMtJ MMIUN PENSION
lr BICKF0RD. Washlngtsn, 0. C.. they will re
II celre quick replies. B. Mh N. II. Vols. Staff
loth Corps, froiecutlnr claims since 1171.
Warm Weather
Wonknoso Is Quickly Ovorcomo.
The cooling, toning, nnd blood enrlchlne;
qualities of Hood's Harsnparilhi are won
derful. It strengthens the stomnch and
digestive organs and creates an appetite.
It has an unequal record of cures of scrof
ula, salt rheum, boils, pimple and other
diseases caused by impure blood.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Is America's Greatest Medicine. Price $ I.
Prepared by O. I. Hood A Co., Lowell,
Mass.
Hood's I'ilM cure Indigestion.
Trice 2S cents.
By ' 'appearing nt perfect ease in so
ciety," is meant that ono laughs and
talks aB loud ns if on tho back porch at
home.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup the best remedy to use fur thr
children during the teething period.
The gossips in Bible days must have
had a good timo, if they knew of the
things going ou-tlmt tho Bible tolls
about.
Piso's Cure cannot be loo lughl v spoken
of us a coiikIi cure. J. W. O'IIrik, 8?2
Third Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn.. Jan.
(J, 1900.
It is bctftfr Id be, defeated in n good
cause than to be victorious in an un
righteous one. United Presbyterian.
Down In the Dunipa.
Slid, witli a heavy, anxious feeling the
blues I The liver needs quick attention.
Take Cnscarets Candy Cathartic at once!
All druggists, 10c, '25c, 60e.
The problem of Indian education
seems to bo solved by the Indians them
selves. In the territory the Chlcku
saws havo five colleges and the Creeks
havo 10. Tho Chootuws have no col
lgos, but havo 1G0 common schools in
which tho higher branches aro taught.
The expenses of edncating the Indians
are borne by the fedoral government.
HOITT'S HOIIOOL.
Mcnlo Park. 8an Mateo County, Cal..
with its new buildings, newly furnished
and complete laboratories, beautiful sur
roundings and home influences, is one ot
the best equipped schools for Hhe training
of boys and young men on the coast. It
is in charge of I)r. Ira G. Holtt aud is ac
credited at tiie universities. Send for cat
alog. Tenth year begins August 6, 1900.
If you want to make trouble for an
enemy, tell his wife .that a daughter in
the family has musical talents whloh
must not be buried.
Wagons
Wagon, yoti get the best tint can be made.
... ... ...
JOHN POOLE. Portland, Omaoif,
can give you the best bargains in general
machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plows, belts and windmills. The new
Meel I X L windmill, sold by him, Is uh.
equalled.
HARD WORKING WOMEN
Can find quick and permanent relief
for kerlnus and strength destroying
troubles In
Moore's Revealed Remedy
Thousands hare used It and thousands
now praise it. It cures permanently. 1
per bottle at your druggist's.
9OUIPR0TID
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pepila, Rstnove Pimples, Purify the Dlood, AM Dlge
tlon,l'reTeatIllllousaeM. honotOrlpeorEli-kea. To
TJV.,.r,awllu'l,raP'e'reeifulllxx.iUe.bR.
BOBAflKO CO., ruusatskU, r.. Boldby Urugauta.
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