Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, February 14, 1902, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextT?.e Stimulus of Pure Blood Tlmt Im what In roqulrcd by cvory oiKim of tliu body, for tlio proper imrfririnuiKiO of iU fuiiotloiiii. Jt provuntH bllloiiHiicHH, ilyHpop nlu, coiiHllpitllon, kidney complaint, ilioniniitlHin, cnturrh, iiorvnumioHH, woiiknoHH, fiilntnoHH, plinploH, lilololiuH, and all cutaneous erup. tloiiH, Jt porfeclfl all tlio vital procoHHcii. W. I', Krotuii, Woodstock, Ala., took Hood r1arniirllla to Malta III lilooil purii, Iln vrrllca that lie lin.l nut frit witll Imt tired for sotnn llmo. Ilnfurii lm liad finished lint drat linlllo of tit In mi-dlrltin lm felt Iinttnr unit when ha had tKknn Dm ai-ooiid wm llko another man -free, frum tlmt tlrod fucllnie ml nlilo to do Ilia work. ( Hood's Sarsaparilla 1'roiniHeH to 91110 and keepH tlio pronilHo. Accept 110 Bubatituto, but i;ot IIood'H today. llli Plight Explained. "I hiw Blinks today, utitl lit) whh In n terrible hIiiihi both eyes closed and brulnes nil ovur. Ilu Isn't it (pinrrul sotiio limn, Ih ho7" "Oil, 110; qtiilo tho reverse. IIo nev er sees it qurtrrc'I tlmt ho doesn't want to nrt iih poiicciiiiikcr." "Ah, tlmt explains It tllOII." Chi cago Post. HendtiitlarfleM Tea Co., Ilrooldyn. N. Y. lor sampUs nt llarlleld 'IVaaiid Headache I'uwdi'ii Ivvo Invalualilu ri'liicilli-n. Quieting Suiplclon "My ili'iir," Mild tint suspicious wife, "IIiIh M'lilcklii cack you gitvo iiiu (ur ChriatuiiiH hits tint odor of gasoline." "Very llkuly," answered tlm crafty liushiiiid. "Hut you know Pniitit CIiiiih Id lining tin itutouiohilo now." N(!Vitrtlidt'HN, Hint had her ilouhtH nliotil It, fearing tlmt ho lml pur chased tlio garment mtoih! handed of 11 clcnuor. lliiltltuoro American. Kvoryono who tn-e Iliiiiiliu'H Wizard Oil to euro pitlu Ih never again without a iKjttlu of it. Out ol a Knothole Ho (Inst Introduced) Wlmt n very lioiiii'ly oro 11 tlmt gentleman near tlio piano in, Mrn. Illack. Hint Inn't lio? Tlmt'M Mr. llluck. "How true it Ih, Mm lllnck, Unit tliu homelloat men always not tlio prettiest WJVCH." Tlt-IIItf. (larflrld Tea euro constipation. Cab Kiln in Cillti. Ill Now York, Chicago, Washington nnd other citlon It costs .f. (or a carri nuo fur a thontor party, 11 ilinnor or n ball. In Berlin It costs about 50 cents Thoro Ih n cab otniul every fuw blocks, tlio locutions liolng llxiI by miIIcu reg' illations. Ono pays for tlio distance. I'lso'a Cure cannot Ih loo IiIkIiIv snokcn of a a Clinch cur. J. W. (Vilnius. 3Zi Tlilnl Ave., !.. .Minneapolis, Minn., J mil Cable Span 3,000 Miles Lonj. Tlio lonxoht npnti of Hiiliiiinrinu cnblo in iixiHtcni'o will lio that botwoon Van rouvor atxl ImiiiiiIiik Icliind, .1,000 mileri apart. Tlio tank of laying it com mom imI in January. Motliern will II lid Mrs. Wlnslow'a Sooth. Inc Kyrup tint l)ct reinndy to uso lor thulr uiiiurvii iiurntK "lu it'viuing panou. Pooled. ' "When clio mnrrioil that old man for IiIh mouoy.hlio thoulit IiIh coukIi would carry him off in a fuw uiontliH." "And It ItiiHti'tV" "No. 8ho can't own niako him eolith up what inoiiuy hIio wiiiitH." I'hiladolphia llnllotin. afficerons breast, though they arc llnhle to nipenr lijioit other parts of tlio body. When they begin to spread and cat into the llcsli, sharp, piercing Sains nrc felt ni the underlying tissue is cstiyeil mill the tender nerves trx'ioscd. Cniicerotis fiirci develop from very trifling causes; a carbuncle or boil, swollen (;lniul, a little watery blister on the tongue or Hp, n wart, mole or bruise of some kind becomes nn indolent, festering sore, which in time degenerates into cancer. "Ton yours oeo I had ii soro on my left tomplo, which ths dootors pronounoed oancoroun ulcorj It would Itch, burn and bleed, thon scab ovnr, but would novor honl. Aft or, taklnir S. S. S. nwhilo tho soro betran to dlsolmrtre, and whon all tho notaonous mattor had passed out lb Kot wen. A took In all about thirty bottles, continuing it for somo tiroo after tho soro had healed, to bo suro all tho poison was out of my sys tem, Ilavs soon no slirn of tho oanoor In ton yaars, JOSEPIIUS REID, Qant, Audrlan Co,, Mo. is strictly A vegetable remedy, and, while possessing purifying nnd healing properties that no other medicine does, contains nothing that could derange the system. While cleansing the blood It also builds up the general health. If you have a suspicious sore, or other blood trouble, send lor our free book on Illood nnd Skin Diseases, nnd write to us for any information or advice wanted! tve make no charge for this service. THE SWIFT SPECIFI0 CO., ATLANTA, OA. tUltlS HHtht All list tana. I lloot Cough Byrup. Tsatcs Ooixl. Uao i in limn, pnm y iirimmai. Sin ELLIS ASHMEAD-BAriTLETT Aimoi lonii-lloi ii Moiubcr of IlrltUli I'lirlliiMlillt Im IH'inl. Tlio rooonl doiilh In London of Kir Ki ll AhIiiiiciiiI lliiilh'll roiiiovod ono of Hut llireo Aiiioi'Iciiii liorii moil In llui IIiIIIhIi I'lirlliiinoiil, Tho oilier two uro I'l'diiolH A. IIIiMliiunt,'. of lint CIiiiiiiiIiik fnuilly of Now IOiikIiiihI, iniil AhIiiiiciiiP lliirlloll lltirdoti-CouilH, n luollior of Kir KIIIm Mini IiuhIiiiiiiI of Hiii'oiiomh ilur-dolt-CoilllH, wliono tin nit lie iiilnptod. Hit' Kills ANliiiicnd-Hiii'tlt'U wiih'Imii'ii In Ilrooldyii, N V., In IK 10. 1 1 Ih craml piironlH on liolli NlitcH worn niitiirnl horn lliltlwh kiiIiJooIh. IIIk fill Iter, Ki lls lliirlloll, of Plymouth, Mush,, wiih k'nidimtcd from Ainliorst ('oIIoko mid iiiarrh'il it ilmiKhlor of .lolin KIiik AkIi iiioiiiI, of I'liiliiilolphla. On IiIh father's side Kir Kills wiih a lineal lUwondiilit from two of (ho Pilgrim fathers. Unh urt Hal Holt, of Hiihhox, Kng who kii II i'd to Now KiikIiiikI In lint ship Ann lu Ml&'l, nnd iiiurrlod Mnry, tho iliiiiKhler of lllchnril Wnrron. who hud snlled In the Mavflower In llilll. On his moth er's Hldo ha una n iloHoomtntit of Thoo- Hill Kl.t.lH AHtlUCAIMIAItTI.KTT dortt l.eliinau, who wiih tho ooiiipan lou of William reiin. Hlr KIIIh wiih odueiited lit Oxfonl. Ijiler ho wiih ad mitted to the KiikIIhIi bar. lie wiih civil lord of 'he admiralty under Lord Kallsliiiry's administration of 18H.1 and ngnln from 1KWI to 18!rj. Ilu was klilghtisl In I WIS. Kir KIIIh had boon In I'arllamont twenty-two ycarH. Ho rcpri'Hciilcd Kyc from 1KSO to ISM. nnd hIiico the Intte.r year bad Ins-n rotiirued from Hhclllold. IIIk donth wn the re mit of nu operation for appendicitis. u OKI Advertising Is tho "(Jolden Gate" to prosperity. It litis been predicted that In time the newspaper advertisement will bo the universal and exclusive means of pub Ilclty, not only for business but for nil other affairs. In the opinion of tho successful busi ness man It hi iilto as Important to ad vertise us It Ih to have something to sell or HorvlecH to offer. The host bargains In Ihe world would bo of little Import ance If the people should not know of them. The hardest llilng for the begin tier Ik to dare to use a reasonable part of IiIh capital for advertising; yet until ho shall iicitllre the necessary courage to do this ho will fall short of tho trade he might have. At the recent meeting lu New York of tho business men who form the .Sphinx Club. "Advertising" was I ho Htibject that was discussed. One of tliu Hpcakci-H, Mr. It, O. Ogden, stated that advertising Is as essential as a place of business. To beginners ho said: "ou must contrive In the shortest possible time to lot the greatest possible num ber of citizens know of your exigence. This is general advertising. Then call nttentlon to particular goods, which Is special advertising. Tench people to be Hove your announcements." A few years ago n great deal of In gcntilty wnH wasted lu fooling people Into reading ndvertlsonientH. The com monest plan was to devise n newspaper nrtlclo which, beginning ns a thrilling story, ended ns n lint ndvertlsoment Few peoplo, however, rend beyond tho point where the advertisement proper commenced. This method of obtaining renders soon fell Into desuetude, nnd the Ingenious advertiser now prints only tho ndvertlsoment; hut ho makes tho nd bo Interesting that everybody wnnts to road It. Wlchltn (ICnn.) Kaglc. An experienced New England mer chant recently gave expression to his views on effective- advertising, and ns ho virtually repented what so mnuy others have said his opinions may bo regarded ns established principles. IIo declared that "it Is tho constant, steady pull that wins customers." lie named "dozens of concerns that havo grown rich from the liberal uso of newspaper space," while ho know of "no success ful merchant who did not advertise." Finally, "newspaper advertising Is tho best nnd In the long run tho cheapest." Portable Dnkorlcs In Franco. Tho French nrmy portable bnUorles, which make bread from tho grain, will bo put on automobiles. A man never confesses his pnst to tho woman he marries unless he Is Just the least bit proud of It ill I II SPOT Till! STORY OP AN ATTACK AND ITS RIU'ULSIi. A Thrilling Arniuiit m Tnlil by n V1 , rnti fif lint Oni, lfiinilriil mill rffly fourth liiilliiiiii Voliihli'cm, Jacob T, Keller, of (ilrard, KniiM.i Ih ii veteran who hiw long ami hard cerv Ico In tlio Civil war with tliu Ouu Hun dred and Fifty-fourth Indiana Volun teers and lm tolls many n Mory of biv ouac and battle. I In was recounting somo of his advcntnriis to it reporter tliu other day. "Of nil my experiences in tlio war nnd out of It," hu calil, "one Ih most often uppermost in 'my thoughts. I had ftralned my hip in hoiiiii manner hut 1 thought I had got over it all right. About two years after that, however, whon I was iiIowIiil' for wheat I giivo out again in that spot. KIicuiiiii-1 Usui Htt In and I had lo quit work. 1 1 tried ouo thing after tho other to get' somo relief from tho pain but nothing ' that I took helped mo at all and I be en inn din'ouraged. Tho cords of my loft leg wero drawn hi badly that I could not straighten it out at all, nor could I sit down. My hip and kneo pained mo and I suffered horribly. At times also I laid norvoliH headache. After trying a numlier of things, my daughter, Mrs. Fry, who had been cured of rheumatism by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for i'alu Peoplo, Induced mo to try that remedy. My oasn wiih it very stubborn one and I U ok II vo boxes of tho pills before I could feo much change but I kept on and they certainly did wonders for mu. Tho cords in my leg Ix'gau to slacken ami before long it liuibcicd so that I could UK? it again and tie able to sit down. My kidneys had been had and tin; pills soon made them hotter, too. Dr. Will iams' Pink Pills for I'alo Peoplo area grand, good medicine and I recom mend them to all who suffer an I did." Tho real eaui-o of rheumatism iH the presence of acid in tho blood, which Ir ritates tho t-ensitivu tismes that unite tho joints and cover the muscles, thus causing tliot-o imlercribablu tortures which rheumatic sufferers endure. Years ago thoi-e nlllicted wero bled; iih if taking away some of tlio impure blood could remedy tho balance. This folly luis been abandoned and today physicians prescribe nnd druggists rec ommend the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo People, oh these marvel ous vegetable pills go directly to tho seat of tho trouble, exerting a powerful influence in puifying nnd enriching tho blood by eliminating jsiisonous ele ments and renewing health-giving force, thus making a potent remedy for cur ing this disease. Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Palo Peoplo are an unfailing specific for ull diseases arising from impoverished blood or shattered nerves. They euro not only rheumatism but locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, nervous head nclio, after-effects of grip, of fevers and of other acuto diseases, palpitation of tliu heart, anaemia, palo and sallow complexions, nnd all forms of weakliest. At all druggists, or direct from Dr. WilliniiiH Medicine Company. Kchenco tady, N. Y., fifty cents per box; tix boxes for two dollars and a half. Juit Like a Boiton Girl. IIo was rescuing a Poi-lon girl from drowning, nnd it looked as though they would never tee Cambridgo again. "Hold on 'tight, Penelope," ho gasped; "hold on tight " "Don't tay 'hold on tight,' " gurgled tho girl, with her mouth full of tho At lantic ocean, "say, 'hold on tightly.' " Weekly Telegraph. AMrgclablcPreparatiouror As similating UicFoodiiiulRcatila ting UicStoinachs and Bowels of Promotes DigcstioivChecrfiir nessandRcst.Contains neilhcr Opium.Morpliine norIincral. Not 'Narcotic. yr(m afOUnrSSNUZLVtrCUSR Jlx Smn. toueStn iKrcWJhM' IMymit funr Apctfccl ncmcdy forConsUpa Ilon. Sour Stomach.Diarrlioca Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ncss nnd Loss OF SLEEP. FacStmllo Signature of NEW YORK. MTn ii i ii ii a i ii ilium ii 1 I EXACT COPV OF WRAPPER. M ' .Baoi Wllfu'ly Mliunderitood. "Homo of my latest photograph," said tint camera (lend, "I took 00 feet under water." "Why did you go to tho trouble of taking thorn there?" remarked Popproy. "It would havo boon oaclor to just tin n stono to thorn and throw thorn in." Philadelphia ProsH. Sfulrrcli Netting In Church Chimney. Sexton DaviH, of tho Congregational church, at Winter Park, Flit., met with an unexpected accident when ho inado tlio first tiro of tho season In the church this fall. Tim chimney would not "draw," and tint enuco wiih found to ho In n largo npiirrel'M nest, or a perios of nests, in tliu top of tho structure. Tho opening wiih found completely closed with squirrel nest material to tlio depth of four foot from tho top. Florida Times-Union and Citizen. War Watte of llonei. Roughly speaking, a corps requires to 1st mounted every four months, but ono cavalry regiment records tlio stag gering llgures of 3,000 animals in it lit tle over a your, says u Imdon news paper. It was tho general opinion of exports that the memlierHof the House hold cavalry proved themselves the best "caretakers" and despite their heavy weights got ns much work out of their mounts as any cavalry in tlio field. There was even ono Instance of a troop horso weathering tho whole campaign and returning fit and well toceremonlal duties in Imdon. Different Kinds ol Ivory. Today nothing but elephant ivory is UM-d in lino carving. In the past there was walrus, narwhal, nylghau and mammoth. Tusks vary from 10 feet long, weighing 200 pounds, to smaller ones, and tho price is about ?(I a pound. Narwhal ivory is unlimited in supply, owing to tho discovery of largo quanti ties in the arctic regions, whoro for un told years it has ln-en preserved in the ice. It is of no mo for fine ivory carv ing, hut is used in all inferior types of work, such as low-priced umbrellas and stick handles, cheap chessmen, frames, etc. Wah or Ohio, Citt or toledo, i Lucia County. ( Fiiank J. Ciik.nky inakea oath that ho la the acnlor .arter of the firm ol K. J. Oiikhey & Co.. ilolnc buahieso In Ihe Clttr ol Toledo, County and Statu aloraatd. anil that aald firm w Ulnar tlioaum ol ONK lIUMIitKI) DOM.AItH for ouch and every cane ol Catarrh that cannot bo cured by the use ol Hill's Catarrh Cure. KHANK J. CIIKNEY Sworn to before me 'm aubcrlbed In ray preaencc, this 6th day ol December, A. I). Is!. 1 77 I A. W. GLEASON ZZ Kotary Public Haifa Catarrh Cure la taacn internally and acts directly on the blood and mncoua aurlacea of tho ajrttem. Send lor tcotlmonlala, tree. F. J. niKNKV it CO., Toledo, O. Bold by druiRlita, 76c. Uall'a Family 1'illa ara the best, Garfield Tea, the herb medicine, cure con ailpullon, sick htadache and liver disorders. Their Advantage. "Hut," said tho young mosquito, "is not man much stronger than we?" "He is," responded tho fond parent; "but wo may venture to attack him on account of our superior mobility. Puck. THE ORIGlNALr ,3 POMMEL VV DIDFP AND SADDLE - ' aYWta5; IN THE t ??wc'fevXHJUj(.IJAnDE5T STORM loonroa' fATALOflUEa FREE & SHOWING FULL, LINE Of GAPMENT3 AND HATi A.J.TOWER C0..BO5TON.riA55. it For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over Thirty Years THE OKNTaUN OOMPANV, NCWVOaKOITV, V Bears the I Signature Aw Avoltl t'crvoito Prostration. If you are dangerously nick what Is tho ilrst dn'.y of jour phyiticlan ? IIo rjulciH the ncrv m -vstcm, he deadens the pain, and you ulccp well. You ought to know that when you ceased to lie regular in your courses, prow Irrltnhlc without oause, and pose slceplttM nights, there Is berioui Mna. lUnTLET. IronWo somewhere, and nervous pros tration is Kurc to follow. You ought to know that Indigestion, exhaustion, womh displacements, fainting, dizziness, headache, and backache send the nerves wild with affright, and you cannot sleep. Mrs. Hartley, of 221 V. Congress fit, Chicago. 111., whose portrait we pub lish, suffered all these agonies, and was entirely curad by Lydia K. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound j her case should be a warning to others, and her cure carry conviction to the minds cf every suffering woman of the un failing efficiency of lydla K. I'lnkkam'a Vegetable Compound. Beggars Had $8 Apiece. Somo of tho profeHBional beggars ar routed in tho Cliriftmas nhopping dis trict in New York had only $1 when i-earched, but vome of them had to much more that it brought tlio average up to $8 apiece. Garfield Headache Towdera: 4 Powders are sola lor toe. I rowder cures a headache. Bacteria In School Inks. The authorities nt Minden, Germany, have made a bacteriological examina tion of school inkg. They havo found that most of them contain bacteria which, if animals are inoculated with them, often prove fatal. X-aillea Cun Wear Hhnea One aire smaller alter nlnir Alton's Foot Ease. ar-owiler. It makes tlrht or new shoes easy. iures Bwnuen, noi, sweating, acning leei. in growing nails, rorna and Imnlons. All drne vista and aline stores. 25c. Trial package FKEE it man. Auaress Alien . uimsteu, ua nor. Life Average!. In 300 years the averngo length of human lifo has been doubled. In the sixteenth century it was between 18 and 20 years; at the clo?e of the eighteenth century it was a little over 30 years, and today it is over 40 years. Wild Elephant! Getting Scarce. It is estimated that there are fewer than 10,000 wild elephants left in all the countries on tho globe, and that five of these will be killed off whero one is born. It is a matter of only a few years when tho last ono must go. Canadian May for Africa. Canada's entire surplus crop of bay and oats is being marketed this year to tho British government for tho ufo of tho army in South Africa. An extra Ueet of steamers is transporting this for- ago to tho seat of war. Garfield Headache Powders are esrec'Allv a. dapted to tho needs ol nervous women. Try them. Considerate. "Don't you think you could drive that mule without tho ufo of prpfan- ity? inquired tho person of refinement. "ics answered tho canal boatman. "I reckon I could get along all right. Put it would get powerful loneeome for tho mulo." Washington Star. CVEJtlt THETltaCKI Hart's lh monarch ovtMof UtilUaeutti. hlir'Nw ItOth Ccnturr Oat ukta U k. canlca Aril BrlsM U lh blaTatt rUlJcr It, 8aJMra Mta ara bri BwaloT Agrioullaraclalna kltvla iMtafcl. Sal Bsp. wrra Ur. Parmar? Oar ntw 20th Centurr raTUUoaltoa, growl of and wt laid a In 1901 ranDioaT tram 200 ta curlchaap. & ta thaawlm and tur j vox saisaoora na coaiBf itai iar aeaa. ii win aurtlj pj J0, Salter's iWarvel IVfi oaf 42 bus. per Aero The olf arrtaa wbaat an aarU ihatwlU yield a Davis ens north, aaauaoatb. Ml wel and la artry aula la iba Uafaa. Wa alao bar Utt aalabraUd UtwoaV raal vUat, jlaldlof aa ear tarsu, CI baabcU par acre. SPELTZ Ta moat narratoaa aeraal and bay food od tarib, prodMlaf from 69 ta 30 botbala af sraiaaa44twaaf rtaa hty par aore. VEGETABLE Wa ara tba largaat growers and aar atoek an nrantj mum vrceuDiaa ia eaormoua. For lOo Oar Kraal eatalofueaoaUlna fall jiviuiaiji a uuauaia, our nynJ aar poMMra 7iciaio aw outaeia uitarea. pre-Jueinf f loo a ar va(.wita in a 10 na or o ay, II imn iniair rar Mr. jtta. wans fiuu m aoy wma nrmer, wua iv rirra fv Nifii eiarv is laoaipt s iuo. Curtain and Piece Fell. Edtnond About, tho French novelist, was onco asked to wrilo a newsMpar notice of it piny written by n friend, rhe playwright begged him tod Incite;! the acting and fcpnory, but to my llttlo about tho drama itrclf, which evidently wns not proving milch o( a sucnim. Alxitit did ns reqiiotcd, told o( tho plot at length and gave much detail iih tone ceswiriua, winding up witli this sou fence: "About midnight tho curtulti fell and with it the piece." Ta; Upon Cycllili. Tho hnndsonin sum of nearly 15,500, 000 francs has been brought into tho treasury of tho Fronrh republic by tho tax upon the cyclletH during tho year 1001. The tax was first imimscd in tho year 1891, and was paid by 203,0:1(1 persons. In 1895 it wn levied upon 230,081, in 18911 upon 320,8(1, in ,1897 upon ujion -108,800, in 1898 upon 48t, 414, and in 1899 nearly double that number 838,85(1. Tho tax upon mo tor carriages in 1900 was paid by 2,897 peri-ons. On the Jury. Kmployer So you served on tho jury Inst week, 1'at. Did you know what to do? Pat Shtirc, cor, I had no trouble. There was n man there touhl mo what to do and gave me .f 10 for doing it. Recommendations. Mrs. Knowioa That is a boniltifnl recommendation you gave your cook. Of course she deserved it? Mrs. Milton Of coime. Mrs. Knowlc lint what do yon really think about the girl. I havo written reeommendationi myeelf, you know? Boston Tramcript. Natural Reasons for Friendship. The Browns nnd tho Joneses aro great friends. Mr. Brown and Mr. Jones arc friends becaiifo thev Iiko tho same things, nnd their wives are friends becaue they diclike tho same people. New York Times. Populatloa Multiplying In Algerfav Tho French census returns for Al geria reveal the fact that in less than 50 years the native population of tho colony, Arab and Kabylc, has almost doubled itielf, having risen from 2,307,000 in 1850 to 4,070,00 at tho present time. Said the Observant Foreigner. "I have noticed," said the Observant Foreigner, who was not writing a book about America, "that, according to your newspapers, tho best citizens are always to be found in large numbers at just three places." "Where?" we asked, being mildly curious. "At political rallies, prize fights and lynching bees." Baltimore American. A BOOH TO HUMANITY. cures tho most difficult cases of Rheumatism after every other form of treatment has failed. St. Jacobs Oil never fails. IT CONQUERS PAIN Price, 25c and 50c. AGENTS MAKE WM Selling my goods. Big profits. No ex perience. Sew plan. Writs for circular. Lock Box 600, Portland, Or. rrrhart. That ful 1 1 lo produea. Tha U.S. Depart ihlatorTer 400amphsa aid lb. a heal. Haw da tan Ilk that. Oat la bound la eomnlalttr ipet doiani of faruitra to rtporl SOO hatahela oar aara. Prlea la thta Tarlaty Ull iprlo(UcU ta SEEDS af aarllaat reM.Baaas, Sweat eora aod rneai tua itrj ww( uaioa 4 aj Worth SIO deaorlptloa f aur Beardleea Barla7( iuwibi iIU, a"1"! W DMBeiSJ par aorti aar iraai ana cisvsr mafotnoent bay) aur ria ana itosioM witq wuu, Diuir Krvai aauiuautj. awaie garaeoer or aoaa eanpiee, waria taaiiea yon pi(e ; iniii iiilf jillMl . I