Bohemia nugget., May 31, 1901, Image 3

ROYAL Baking Powder is indispen
sable to the preparation of the finest
cake, hot-breads, rolls and muffins.
Housekeepers are sometimes importuned to
buy other powders because tlicy are " cheap."
Housekeepers should stop and think. If such
powders nrc lower priced, arc they not inferior?
Is it economy to spoil your digestion to save
a few pennies?
The "Royal linker nnd Pastry
Cook " containing over Boo most
practical nnd valuable cooking re
ceipts Ircc to every patron. Send
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Judicial Gallantry.
Judge to foiualo witucis How old
nro yon?
Minn Passclgh I guess I am
"1'rny do not lie reckless with your subject, give yon notlitiK but tho-er-juoiwk,
iiiailatii. Wo can allow you the-tluit It to nay, I tdmll give you-cp
gUOlWK
but three clmuecs at It."
For $12 wo null ono of tlio finest 1x5
cameras niado. KquipiKtl with- nil
improvements. Send for full duscrip
tion. At dealers, or Kirk, Oeary it
Co., 330Huttcrr5t., San Francisco, Oal.
A Cruihlng Outcome.
"Joe, have yon ever experienced
heartfelt disappointment?"
"Yin; I once tried to dvo this old
red niuatncho brown and it turned
green."
Til Hast Proscription fnr Slatarla
Chilli and Fcrer la a bottle of O rove's Taalelesa
Uhlll Tonic. His simply Iron and qulnlno In
a taatclcss lorra. No Curt, No l'tj. l'tlce tc.
Force of Habit
Sirs. Shoptven Olvo mo a dozen
atniuiM. if vmi lilenHC. I
I'ostofllco Clerk Yes 'm. Two cent?
Mrs. BhtipK)i) (absent luindedly)
Aro they the liest you've got?
CITC l'rrQHiiii!ir Cuml. No fit r nrrtoumtM y
lUtivr. h-i..ll.rI'ItlliMJ.OOtfltu.t'Un.l!rral-; '
Ms UK, lit i l All J K, MU..VJI AHHm.t 1 UUMi I Hl,l aW j
The Teacher's Paul!. I
"I'd like to know why it is," ex
claimed tho angry father to hi indo
lent foil, "that you always stand at
tlio foot of your elites in school?"
"lt'8 'cause tho teueher won't let
mo Hit down," drawled tho buy youth.
URITY,
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Dear Slgnnturo of
See Pac-Slinlle Wrapper Delow.
Yery email and ae ca7"
to talus a incur.
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
FORDILIOUSHESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
Ifa Cants
Purely Teretal)loW6,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
No Danger.
Mrs. Featherweight (to cabby)
You're suro you won't run away with
mo?
Cabby No, madam. I'vo been
married tlieso twinty years I
TO 01)1115 A COI.D IN ONE DAY
Tnko L&xatlvo llromo Quinine Tablet. AH
tniRglets refund the money II It falls to cure.
. W;Jrove'a signature laon etoh box. 2.,
Enfant Terrible.
Mrs. Uilkins (sweetly) Do lnivo
another picco of cnko, CoiiBln JoJin,
Cousin John Why, really, I'vo
lrendy had two; but it's so good I
leliovo I will havo anothor.
Little Johnny (excitedly) Ma's a
winner I Sho said sho'd bet you'd
mako a pig of yoursolf I
Tastes Uood.
In thn. Hold llT itriHIKUtS.
EL0SE33uaER
ABSOLUTE
CARTER
WfiVtch
J PILLS.
t cahp?olf Irte
UjwujpPtl
Alum I used In dome baking paw
tiers nnd in most of the no-called
phosphate powders, because It Is
cheap, nnd mnkes n cliencr powder,
lint alum is a corrosive poison which,
taken in food, acts Injuriously upon
the stomac.li. liver and kidneys.
100 )VI11IAM ST., NtW YORK.
Pulling II Gently
"Ladies," said tho speaker at the
annual iiii-ctini: of tho Donton U'an
t iniiiii. I xlmll. n c ticiariittiui' mv
tho-tho decollete truth.'"
Conflict of Authority,
"How f in iot undo Is this 'morning. "
"Ves, bis corns and his rboumatis
don't iudieatu tho sumo kind of
weather."
Mothers will find Mn; Whitlow's Booth
liiK Hymp the brat remedy to ute for their
oiiuuren uumig me teeming penou.
Prcservallon of Eyesight.
An Ontario oculist thinks thnt the
eyesight of one fourth of tho blind
patients he has had might have been
saved by prompt precautions taken in
infancy.
If ytw faaven'ta rntuUr. healttir morrmrnt of tb
bowcU tery day, you're kick, or will be. Keep your
bowvli onen. and Ni well. Korcc.ln tbetbapeol
svss aitantu ur iti vuil, II UBIilOfUUI. J U
.moottteit. railett. won perfect way of keeplox ib
cwilf clear aud clean It to take
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. TasteOooil. Do flood.
Nererslcken. Weaken, or Urlje.i0e. Oo Write
tot free sample, and booklet cn bealtn. Address
SU.II., B.s.4; I UIM. Ir,.l, r Tart. S3.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
rar.Rcachlnj.
Watts This Carrie Nation crusade
is going to havo a wider and inoro
lusting effect than most pcoplo think.
I'otts I don't doubt that. Thero
will bo Carrie, Nation vnudevillo jokes
for 10 years to come.
I'iau't Cure cannot bo too highly tpokcu
of na n couch cure J, W. O'llniKN. 322
Tlilnl Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan.
0, 11)00.
Small Returns.
Subbubs No, I won't bother with
a garden this year. I had ono last
year and it kept mo thin as a rail.
Citimuu Worked too hard in it,ch?
Subbubs No, I tried 'to livo on
what I raised.
SlOO ltEWAKI) SIOO.
Tboreaderiotthli paper will bo pleated to
jttarn ttiat tliera It at leant ono dreaded Ulkenno
llittaelojiro liat been able to cure tu all tla
BtaKC. And that la catarrh. lUU'a Catarrh euro
la too only poalllvo cure known to tlio medical
Iraternlty. Catarrh bclnir a constitutional Uls
cate, requires a conitlttulonal treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucoua mirfarra
of the ayatem, thereby do.trnylnK thn founda.
Hon ot tho (Incase, and Klvlng tho patient
Btrt'imth by bulldlnir up tho constitution and
luslstlnKliaturo In doing Ita work. Tho pro
prlctora havo so much faith In Its eurniut
tiowcrt, that they offer Ono Hundred Dollars
lor any case that It lalla to euro. Bend lor list
ol tcstlmonlala. Address
K. 1, C1IKNEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Hold by druggists. 790.
JUU'sVamUv 1'llls are the best.
At He Saw II.
"And why did tho teachor keep
you in school?"
"Uccauso ono of tho big boys told
mo to nsk her if lion fruit grew on egg
plants."
( Hard Dread.
Mr. Nowlywed Come, won't you
break bread with us today?
Jack Jester No, thanks, old man ;
you Bee, I can't stand manual labor.
By tho way, is it her first attempt?
What She Could Do.
Mrs. Fitz-Drown thought she had
solved tho great servant question when
sho employed it bright, young Norwo
gian girl. In attempting to acquaint
tho girl with hor now duties, howover,
sho was surprised at hor ignorance.
Finally, in dispair, sho asked:
"What can you do?"
Tho faco of tho now found treasure
brlghtoncd, and sho roplied:
, "J can milk reindeer. "
lacQTcnDTUc
Ofoy? 1 EE I glib.
HflWFB s
flf CATHARTIC
TRAOt UAftN RIOIlTfttO
NEW M ETA I, IS FOUND.
IT HAS THE PflOPEHTY OF OAST
INQ OFF LIGHT.
I Ii(i4iiii-'coiicc i)f (I cut llrllllniiey
In mm U.ikiioivn hub .lanes I'uuiillur
licpmli Cut .ii it In ii .Voat.inu .i.l a i)
o. tlio Amnyors.
IteHlilontM of IIoIno City, Idaho, nro
vvvy iinieh excited over the discovery
ur a mineral which him lllttuiliiatltig
power. 'J ho dlacuvcry wan niitdo by
Uemgu 1'. AyrcH, a well-known mining
man of Koine, xoveral weekH ago In ono
of his chtluiM ahoiil sixty inlles from
IIoIki'. At the time he did not think
much of the matter, and, therefore,
paid no attention to it. The further hu
went Into the mine, however, thu
brighter dm light became, until, after
u few feet hail heen worked, It wan
not necessary for lilm tu ttso a lump,
It was then that he look some of the
mineral to llolso and had It examined
by no assayer.
Terry I.. Williams, of Uolsc, who Is
IntcrcHled with Mr, Ayres. wih In Tu
eoiiiu, Wash., recently and had a piece
of the mineral with him. He will have
mi UKHiiy of It made anil expects thut
lis true worth will he determined.
'Ho far wo have not heen aide to find
any person who can tell what kind of
mineral It Is," ho said when exhibiting
It, "and It Is for thut purpose 1 have
brought It here. There Is u largo body
of It at the mine where this was taken
out, about sixty miles from Holsc City.
Mr. Ayres, owner of the mine, found It
four weekH ago at n depth of IKK) feet
from tho surface. lie woh running u
crosscut tunnel to tap his ledge at this
depth, when ho struck this deposit.
"At first It attracted his attention by
iclvlng forth a dull light. As he worked
further In the light beenmo brighter,
and the end of three days' work ho was
able to go ahead without the aid of n
lump. Then the mineral became a curi
osity and some of It was taken to
Holsc. It. was examined, hut there has
heen no one who Is able to tell Just
what It Is.
.Mr. Ayres took n piece of It to his
cabin, and after night tried to make It
show a light, hut It was not so bright
as It had been In the tunnel. This Is
attributed to the atmospheric condi
tions and Is undoubtedly true, for In
the experiments that have been mado
with It In Itolse we hare heen able to
reproduce the atmospheric conditions
In water that prevail where the min
eral Is found, nnd therefore It Is not
thought that we will have any trou
ble In getting the desired result.
So fnr as we have been nble to learn,
this Is the first of the mineral ever
found In the world. All assaycrs to
whom wo have shown If say they never
heard of It before, nnd tbey nro no
able to tell whnt It Is. We will go ahead
and try to put It to some use. nnd even
at the present time are reasonably sure
of success. If It does come out as wo
expect, thu mine will be more valuable
than we ever believed.
There Is a large body of the deposit,
and the farther we go In the stronger
becomes the light. Another thing thnt
.. I l I .!... I . ,. -
nv lire i-uiiriiiutMi ui in linn u 11 villi ue ,
made practical It will be a perpetual
I I t . . I ..... . I , M, - M .
UKiii. lur in me iiiruwuiK uu tu us rnjn
here does not nppear to be any waste
of the mineral. Since the discovery
there has been n lnrge number of vis
itors to thu mine, and Interest In the
outcome Is being watched by nil In the
vicinity where the deposit wnB uncov
ered.' Northwest Magazine.
City Woman's Summer Outing.
"What the nverage American woman
who lives In the city needs most of all
In the summer Is an entire change from
what constitutes her life during tho
winter," writes Edwnrd Bok, In the
Ladles' Home Journal. "She wants
pleasure, for that Is good for all of us
In moderate quantities, and particular
ly for the housekeeper. Sho needs
those healthy pleasures nnd Hint quiet
content which enable her to occupy her
mind with the things around her and
shut out all thought of the life behind
her nud that which Is before her, so
that when sho Is ready to go back to
her home she can take up her duties
again with a vigor nnd a zest born of
new strength nud fresh energy. The
last thing she ought to think of Is the
question of dress. She should have com
plete Immunity from thnt of all things.
Now, every sensible woman knows thnt
this rest and freedom from dress nud
conventionality nro whnt her belug re
quires, nnd 6ho likewise knows thnt
these things nro not to be had at the
average summer hotel. Then let her
keep herself nnd her children fnr uwny
from this evil of our summers. She
will save herself, her children and her
money, aim tor wuai sue expends in it
quieter way, In some rent country place,
wlicro tlio conventionalities and tho
ovlls that follow In tholr train are ab
sent, sho will get a doublo nnd triple
return."
Kycs of Criminals.
Knch group of crlmlnnls hns Its own
peculiar color of tho eye. Thieves nnd
murderers usually possess "chestnut
hrowii" eyes. Itobbcrs thnt Is to sny,
thieves In n lnrgo nud violent lino of
huslness hnvo slntc-colored eyes, nnd
the snmo Is stated of crlmlnnls convict
ed of swindling. The vagabond classes
havo eyes of nzuro-blue tint. Tho color
most' observed among minor crlmlnnls
and those convicted of slight offenses
Is "chestnut-brown green."
InlHiitry,
Tho term "Infantry" soldiers origin,
nted with tho Spanish, and was first
npplled to tho military forco employed
by an 'Infante, or young Prlnco of
Spain, to rescuo his father from f tho
Moors.
OuUof--Tone
KsOZClltLOnS
Marked by fnlluir) of njipellto, lots of
vitality, that tired feeling, bilious
turns, dull hendacliei, indigestion and
olhor sloimich troubles, as well as by
pimples, blotches boils and other
eruptions, nro till referable to an Im
pure or impoverished condition of tho
blood.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Corrects all these conditions it's
thq medicine, that inukes tho blood
pure and rich the peculiar tonic
that strengthens every weak ftiiicL'on
and builds up the whole system.
" Wo think there It no medicine Hint ran
equal flood s Kamaparllla. It hu cured
mo of rheumatism arid relieved mr !iu.
band of catarrh. I Imvc tried It for bolls
and have found It line. When wo have
that tired feeling we take Hood's and In a
tbort time the trouble It gone." Mas. J.A,
IlxtwoLDB, Stockton, Col.
Accopt No Substitutes.
Good Reason.
I.udy Oh, how dirty your faco is.
little boy.
Hoy Ycs'm; we hain't had no
company for more'n a week.
Stops tho Couch and
Works Off tha Ootd.
Laxative llromo-Qulnlnc Tablets euro a cold In
soouay. nocure.no ray. rnce za cemjs.
The Wont Yet.
Btubb I hear that Falcon is going
to stop writing poetry.
I'enn Yes; the position in which
the patKT hrouL'ht out his last sonnet
discouraged him.
btublis Did they run It on tho
"Children's page?"
I'enn Worse than that. It ap
peared in the puzzle department.
THE SALESWOMAN
WHY
IT IS SOMETIVIES HARD FOR
HER TO BE PLEASANT.
X Clvrk In Minneapolis Dry Onoila Store
Tails How Him llel-Mine Able to 1 In
form Ilnr initios Kaslljr.
From the illnntapollt Journal.
Have you ever stopped to think that
tho position of a saleswoman in a
largo dry goods store is a particularly
trying one? Working long hours, be
ing compelled to stand most of the
time, and being expected to look
pleasant regardless of suffering which
she may be enduring, is it any wonder
that weak, nervous women find it im
possible to follow this occupation?
hveryone will be interested m the ex
perience of Miss Nellio M. Tomlinson
of Silo Minnehaha avenue, Mimic
a poll's, Minn., who is a clerk in one
of the large dry goods stores of that
city, tone says :
"When I was eight years of ago
Had too scarlet lever and it left mc
with weak kidneys nndacomplicittioi
of diseases. I was nervous and final!
1 ll.lYl.i . 1
i tiecame so oau mat i icit scnooi ai.
. .
.' ,,,, ,,
an entire term. I hat
1,V V.. IV, .... I ,
ic time nnd was too ir
ritable to tulk with any one. Tho
least exoitemnt seemed to make my
heart flutter and a fainting spell
would follow. At times l becamo so
dizzy thut I would havo to sit down
until tho feeling passed away. My
blood seemed to have turned to water
snd I had no color whatever in my
face. I was a mere skeleton and had
to lie down several times during the
day. I had ono of tho best physicians
in the city but ho did not help mc.
"My parents read about Dr. Wil
liams' l'ink Tills for Talo Pcoplo in
one of our city papers and thought it
would bo wise for me to give them a
trial. I began to get better when I
had taken the first .box and by the
time I had used two and a half boxes
I was cured. I can perform with ease
my duties na clerk in n dry goods
store. I was never so well as I am
today and it is all duo to Dr. Wil
liams' rink l'ills for l'alo reople."
Signed,
NELLIE M. TOMLINSON.
Subscribed and sworn to beforo mo
this 20th day of December, 1900.
It. M. Thompson,
Seal Notary Public.
At nil druggists or direct from Dr.
Williams Medicine, Co., Schenectady,
N. Y. Prico 50 -cents per box; C
boxes, ?2.C0.
In Boston.
Gray Yes; I tell my wifo every-
thing I do. Don't you?
White I did for awhile, but I had
to unit. Mv wifo snid it was too
stupid for anything,
NOTEWORTHY ANNIVERSARY IN THE HIS.
TORY OP THE YOUTH'S COMPANION.
With its issuo of April 18th Tho
Youth 's 'Companion entered upon its
75th year,
To commomorato this anniversary,
thp publishers prepared a richly print
ed souvenir illustrating tho growth of
tho nation and of Tho Youth's Com
panion einco tho year Tho Companion
was founded, 1827. Tcrhnps tho most
significant features of tho souvenir
are its threo maps. Tho first showf
tho small section of tho continent oc
cupied by tho United States of 1827,
when Tho Companion began lifo with
practically no subscribers. Another
shows tho system of railways which
cover tho United States in 1901, an
aggregate of 187,781 miles, Tho
Youth's Companion traversing every
milo of this system oncoaweok. Tho
third mnp shows tho number of sub
scribers to Tho Youth's Companion
in every stnto of tho union in 1001,
tho papor boing delivered ovcry week
to 515,312 American homes.
I'rliillna; Without Ink.
A roiiipitny lliis been fririned to control
Hie iiriireMi of printing without Ink, nnd In
ft cuiirt thno It Ik rximt'lrd that old
nieiliodi will bo revolutionized. There M
lo.uirlon; linil K llo-ieltli-r'd Hloniarli
Inner. It In a vi underfill nii-dlc'lii'-fiu ily
)'llii. Indlct-Hi Ion, lIHotifitf. Iiixjiiiii
la. 'iiiiltiitiiii mid iieMnliMica.. Ii alo
pri'ieni" iiiiilariii. fryer nnd nu'iii". Try It
anil yon villi not he llNiipoiiiU'tl.
A Slim Menu.
"I presume yoan aro always filled
with the divine nfllatus," said thu ad
miring friend to the dreamy poet.
"Ves," answered the dreamy poet;
"yos, and that's about all as a general
thing.'
Kll
I llrrni. of llllr
The modern way tociire dlsao Is to destroy
Its germs. Casearcts Dainty Cathartic are mod.
em germ-klllcrs, and cleansers. Druggists, 10c,
I'x:, UK.
Accustomed to Them,
you know, Willio, whnt
'Do
a
horrible example is7" said
the
fond
mother.
"Yes." said the echool boy, with n
frown; "I never saw any other kind,"
rOO KNOW WHAT VOU AUK TAKING
When rou take Orove'a Tasteless Chill Tonic,
because tho formula Is plainly printed on every
bottlo showing that It Is slmely Iron and Qui
nlno In a tasteless form. No Cure. Nc Vay. 60c.
Only Four of the Rank.
The only persons who have held the
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ft. Grant, William T. Sherman and
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C IOTth?!. peinsioin
IT BICKFORO, Washington, D. C, they will re.
II colve quick replies. 1). 6th N. II. Vols. Staff
tQlh Corps. Prosecuting claims alnce 1878.
Is best time to oure Catarrh,
llronchltls and Cousumotlon.
I Our remedy Is guaranteed, 41.
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w
HUN wrttlnc t advertiser pleie
Unreasonable Request.
Unccnsingly tho pruyor of man
went up:
Uackward, turn backward, 0 Titno, in
thy flight I
Mnko mo a boy again just fOr to
night I
Fathor Tlmo whetted his scythoitu
patiently.
"And if I should," muttered ho,
"they'd say I was making iuoukoy
of thorn I"
This slgnnturo Is on every box ot tho genulno
Laxative BromoQiiifiine Tablets .
the remedy tbat run- n cnlil In one day '
A Marked Man.
Jasper Why do you consider Bond
rocks so especially luoky?
.Tumpuppc Why nil his friends hndl
gono back on him before ho had suc
ceeded, and ho was able to begin life
with a clean slate.
Thinking of buying a camera? If
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A Lively Wake.
"I hear there was doings at Me
Ghoolighnn's wake."
"Doings? There wor so many
foino fights, me loy, thot tli' wako
was reported in the sportin' column."
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