Bohemia nugget., March 21, 1902, Image 3

Hood's Sarsaparitla
Huh won Hiicvi'HH fur lioyoul tho nilirt
f tulviirtlidiig mily.
Tho wcri't of IIh mitnlirfiil fit ipntiir
Ity In oxphdlii'd liy Im 1 1 1 lit f tr ik-I nt ! Id
Mrril.
Ilitm-d 11 poti it iri'Hi'rlitinii wliii'l
cured jK'nplii ('(iiihIiIitciI liiruriibli',
Hood's Sarsaparitla
Wnlttm tlio best known vrgctiiblu rem
ciIIch, by hiii'Ii 11 I'liinhlimlloii. tiroiiiir
lion mid proci'HH iih lo Iiuvii nirutlve
Vnvcr i('i'tilliir to llNi'lf.
Ilrt mri'M of scrofula, iczctiiii, licurl
iwIh, mill ovi'ry kind of liiniior, iih well
iih ciiturrh ami rhuuiimtlpin prove
Hood's Sarsaparitla
tlio lxHt hlooil j ii i r 1 llcr ever prodm-ed.
IU cnri'H of ilyHpi'iiHlii, Iom of limn
lito nnil tlml tired feeling miikii It tin
grriiU-ht Htoimii'li toiiln anil strength
restorer tli world Iiiih over knoun.
Hood's Sarsaparitla
In thoroughly good medicine. Ilcgln
to lake, ll TODAY, (lit IIOOD'H.
In Diiuht.
1 1 1 1(1 IK I I i 1 1 till) flziMllllIT pllll llllll.U
you lioHlliiti!?
INirkliiN Yin. For ji lout? tlmo I
dliln't know how much nhu Imd
Motlu-rN will f 1 ml Mm. vV'liishiw'it Hnnlli
Iml' Hyrnp tlm In-lit remedy to turn lor their
ciiuun'ii miring inn it-vming purum
llli Quick KclofiT"
The lmly Yes; it's only nii'ii tlmt
turn trump. Why aren't women Idle?
Tlm I rn in 1 1 Hwuiih) most of tlium
aril litiHy bodies, mum.
Arn Viiii lUine Allfii'. I'mit-Kit.
ll Is thn mily cum fur Swollen, Hiiiarilng.
JliirnlMK, Hui'MtiiK Irol, Conn ami lliitilui.
Aik (or A I Ictk'H I'ont-Kasc, a lKiwilt'r ui l
ilinkrn llili) tliualni-. At nil Imuiiftils nnil
IlinnHIOti-l, 'l. l-illill.tr i-lil HICK. Aildttat
tllrll h. (lllllllnl, l"l(ii)r, N. Y.
Caulloui,
Hinnll Man Yes, sir; Iio'h it con
k-mptihli) ccoiinili-l, mid I told him hi
lllg Jinn Did ho knock you down''
Hnmll Mini No, I told him through
tlm telephone.
I'lso'a Clirr millliil In- tun Imrhlv minki-ii
ul as a coiit-ll run- J. W. O'lllilKN. XJi
-nini Ayr,, ,v, MlimriipiiIlK, Minn., Jun
An tiny Ont.
"HleepIeiH HiuilM to know: "Wlnit
KiilM )oii itivi n dug to prevent its
marking at night?
"(ilvo It iiuny."
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Havo Always Bought
Doani tho
Signature of
An Acceptable Neighbor.
lllizrcr How docs your wife likti
lii ut huly who moved In tiuxt door?
Itii.ziir Oh, nil right! Sliu hasn't
hn ninny gowns iih my wife.
Htnp gui-wing I Try n rt-rtiiin euro for
imltilul ullmi-ntH hv getting ut unci' u
bottle ol 1 1 mi 1 1 ti h Izard Oil.
II Ii Kunnlnt; Down.
"I Hhnuld ndvlHi," nuid th- polite
croupilcr, iih ho raked in another Mnek
of IjiiI ItciHslyn's hint) checks, "that
you take romnthlug for your i-yitem."
t JESTED AND TRUE QUA It A NTEEOa
MOW I la tho Tlmo to USE IT.
Why Was the MilK Sour.
llnniiiiu IIohiiIo, dear, you intuit not
drink that milk. It'HHOtir.
IUwfdn (itKud I) Why, mama, ha
Uio rotv beun untini; pick lew?
A Bad
TliereU a certain
disease that hai
come down to ui
through many cen
times nml is
older than
Disease
history itself,
vet very few
outfide of
those who hare learned from bitter ex.
Krlence know anything of its nature ot
aracterittics. At first a little ulcer ot
lore apean, lieu glands of the neclc ot
rroins swell; pimples break out on the
breast, back or some other part of the
body and fill with yellow pustular matter ;
the mouth and throat become sore nnil
the tongue is nt nil times badly coated.
Headaches are frequent, and muscles ami
joints throb nud hurt, especially during
damp, rainy weather. These are some of
the symptoms of that most loathsome of
ill diseases, Contagious Wood l'oison.
This strange pois
ContaglOUS on docs not nlTcct
Blood Poisorx eali&7iy
eaten up with it within ft short time after
being inoculated, while others show hut
light evidence of any taint for n long
time nfter exposure, but its tendency in
every case Is to complete destruction of
the physical system, sooner or Inter.
8. S. S. is n safe and Infallible cure for
Ibis bad disease the only nntidot'5 for
this specific poison. It cures Contagious
Mood l'oison in every form and stage
thoroughly and permanently. S. S. S.
contains no Mercury, Potash or other
harmful minerals, but Is strictly and
entirely vegetablo remedy, and we offer
1,000.00 reward for proof that it is not.
mm uirnirA.L which was estab
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Koine .veni'H au'o at 11 Mnrill (Iran hull
(it the llopkliiM IliHlllute of Art, 11 until,
nniHlieil, iipproiiehi'il 11 wtiniiiu. miiKkeil,
nnil nuked her for 11 ilmiee, iih Ih eon
Hlileri'd rluht nnil proper 111 Miirdl 1 1 iih.
"Hut I don't know you, nlr," onltl the
hidy In her most ley tone. "Well, I'm
Inking iih hlg 11 rlnl; iih you nre," re
torted I lie mini,
A tender hearted youth wiih once
prenenl ut 1111 Oxfonl Hiipper, where the
ditliei'H of thoHu itHHeiiihled were being
roundly alumni for their pnrHliuoiiy In
Hiipplylng tin- ilemiiiiilH of their moiih.
At In m t . nfter having long kept Mlleiiee.
lit- liriiil up IiIh volet) In mild prott'Ht.
"After all. gentlemen," he wild, "let iih
reiueiuher that they 1110 our fellow
eieitlureH." It Ih hiiIiI Unit at eertaln hi-iikoiih In
Scoilaml, when the llnhlug Ih not very
IiI'IhI:, Hie llHlieriuen net iih eadtllt'H, mid
are easily reeogul.ed liy their eoHttime.
a woolen Jerney nml trouiterH braced up
to the nrmpllN. One uf thene wiih unit
ed 1 1 1 h name hy the geutleman for
wlitiin he wiih earr'yllig. anil the reply
wiih: "Weel. nlr. here.thoiltH they
malHtley ea' nie 'ItreekH' but ma 'mai
den' name Ih 'Itrotin.' "
CharleH Hlt-wart, a Itrllhth lawyer,
lias lately puhllKlieil a volume of rem
IlilHetuieeH. ill ulileli he tellw the fullnw
lug Htory of TeiiiiyHon, whom he found
Hflf'fuiiKt'loiiH ami iiei-eHHlble to Mat
tery: "A lltllle nleee of mint' wiih one
day Htaiiillng hcHlde IiIh chair; he lifted
her up and placed her on IiIh knee for
half a minute, and then he put her
down. Haying: 'Now you can nay you
have nut on TeiiiiyHtjn'H knee.' "
An error of a new elerk In the mail
ing department of 1111 llaHtern puhllHlier
wiih I'fHpoiiHlhle. the other day. for the
mulling of a proxpeettiH to a wond-fn-
intillH KtateHiimu, who had been tlead
for Home yearn. The letter wiih return
ed a few day later, with the following
IndorHi'inent: "In Heaven. , 11KJ1.
'ientlemeu: Ah your publications are
not permuted to circulate here, I be
lieve It would he UHt'lcHH for me to Mlb-
Ht-rlhe for them. Youth roHpoctfully."
anil here followed the name uf the fa-
iiiouh HtateHimiii.
When ThomitH KiiodgriiHN, ex-cullect-
or of liaiijaiii. .MadriiH. wiih expelled
from Hit- Hci-vlce of the Kant India Com
pany owing to IiIh extravagance, he ap
plied for a pciiHlnn. Hut the company
turned a deaf ear to him. Accordingly
he arrayed hluiHelf In tattered eluthi-H,
ami armetl with a broom, et to work
Hweeplug a eroxNlng In I.eiidenhall
htreet, In front of the Hast India house.
Immediately all London wiih agog with
tin Intelligence that mi old ami tl h
tlugulHhetl otllcer of the KtiHt India
Ooinpany, who hail ruled over a hun
dred tlioUHiiml people ami reve'ed In a
palace, wiih now reduced, In the even-
lug of IiIh life, to the necessity of earn
ing IiIh bread by Hweeplug the HtreetH.
The king wiih. thuuilerHtrtK-k, nml Im
plored Mr. SuotlgrasH to take himself
and IiIh broom away. TIiIh he did. when
the company gave him IiIh pension.
AN INDEPENDENT GOVERNOR.
Mr.JiiiiCHCIii-ckiiiuU-il the Importiiiiiitc
Contritctor tor t'oovk't I.ulior.
When Tliumas (i. .lones. whom PreH-
Ident Iloosevelt Iiiih appointed tllstrlct
Judge In Allahama, wiih (iovernor of
the State, the had practice prevailed
of farming out convicts in labor camps.
Liitler the law they were let out by
contract to the highest bidder, and
were liable to neglect and maltreat
ment. The (iovernor had to administer
the laws iih he found them, hut to thin
law, hiij-h a writer In Harper's Week
ly, he wiih stoutly opposed.
One day a negro was sentenced to
ten years' Imprisonment. The law re-
Itilred the (iovernor's signature to n
paper before the man could he sent to
tho convict camp. The tJovcrnor did
not net us promptly us those who con
tracted for the labor of the convicts
thought desirable, so they sent n rep
resentative to him t Hud out what the
tunttcr wiih.
"I have tlelnycd acting In this man's
ease," said the (Iovernor, "because I
invc heard that measles, In a very ma
lignant form, have broken out In your
amp, and that many of the convicts
are dying. Is It trueV"
'Yes," said the agent, lightly; "hut
what difference does that make? Send
him along. He tuny not catch the
measles, anyway, nud If he does, and
dies, why. It's only one nigger the less."
"That Is all I wanted to know," re
plied Governor tones. "I send no more
persons, black or white, to your camp
till the disease Is under control."
The agent reddened.
"See here, (Iovernor," he snapped
ut, angrily, "you don't own tho State
of Alabama! Wu have still some courts
open. If you refuse to send that man
to camp, we shnll go Into court and get
out a mandamus, nnd then you will
hnvo to do It."
It was now tho Governor's turn to
Hush. He wheeled upon his visitor
with n gesture townrd tho door.
"You go Into tho nearest court and
try your best to force mo to do what 1
do not believe Is right!" he thundered.
Try It It will tench you a lesson. Tho
sntno lnws which give mu power to sign
that puper give nie authority to pardon
a convict. Now I serve you with fair
warning that the Instant I seo your
cmlssnry enter that door with your
mandamus In his hand, I sign a par-
don for tho convict I Now go!"
Wo hnve noticed that when thero Is
a band In town thero nro more men
than usual on tho streets smoking
pipes. 1
ME WOKE UP A OLEEPY TOWN.
Him 11 Com mere In I Triivcler llnd I'nn
whit (lie lliiltl-lli-nili-il Men,
"Out- of the iiiohI uot'ihle features of
11 eel lain little U'cHtcni town I imetl
10 cover wiih I Ih exlraoidliiary uiiuilier
11 f liald heiiiled men," Mild the commer
cial traveler, who would rather Ioho 1111
ruder Hum fall In perpetrating n prac
tical Joke. 'Treacher and people, rich
and poor, all had heailH like Millard
IhiIIh. It wiih a dull town, ho one night
when a vaudeville troupe was billed
for the place I regarded It as a golden
opportunity to have Home fun. I had
met the company In my travels 11 fly
hy-iilglil hIioiv, wllh u hallet that wiih
u choice iiHHortmcut of animated ca
Invent.
"I went to the opera Iiouho nml
bought up tho front row, twenty Heats
circling round the Htngn, which I
mumped 'Not TranHfeialjIe.' Then I
picked out twenty of the baldest men
In that liald-lieaded community ami
Hpent the tiny circulating those Inter
est I nt til ih of pasteboard. I had 11 reg
tllar Hugo, like this:
"'tiding to the hIiow to-night)
" 'I tltiti know.'
" "Well, you'll better go. lt'n n good
thing. Mere's a complimentary ticket
I'd like to give you If you will Ktirely
go, for yml ho) It 'h not tranHfernble '
"Of courne, every victim was wild
to get something for nothing, ho I mill
ed my men hard and fast. The town
hud the usual quota of small boys, anil
Just before the play began I lllled Hie
gallery with them. Hvcrythlng went
' beautifully. My twenty baldlieiulH silt
' In an uuhrokf 1 circle around the Htage:
!the gallery wan Jammed with young-
slers who thoroughly unileislood their
: part of the tlraimi.
I "Then I tool; my neat whero they
j could all see me. After the usual pre
11 111 lilt- hy the orchestra the ballet put
j In an appear 1'ice and Hwung into line
it Hcrawny crowtl of superannuated
' dancers. The lender stood with up
lifted haton, ami the hallet wiih wait
ing for the signal. At this moment I
raised my ham), and from the gallery
came the bellowing churns:
" 'HalilheatlH to the front:'
"In mi Instant the audience of slow
willed people 'cutight on,' iih they Haw
that circle of haltlheailH around the
stage. The orchestra had a hard time
trying to keep track of the tune; the
ballet tied tlie-iiselveH Into hurt! knots,
and the gallery giMln sent out a deafen
ing tempest of howls and cut calls.
"Ihich one of the baldheads looketl
at IiIh fellow ami grew red and wm thy.
Then they laughed .ih only haltl-heatletl
men can laugn. mid I knew there was
no ucccHHlty for me to Htieak out of
town. Again the Iiouhc went wild, and
the orcheHtrii nearly smaHheil their In
striimeiits before the pandemonium
censed. It broke up the everlasting
calm of that town. The story spread
to every surrounding hamlet: business
boomed, orders were doubled, nml ev
ery time I went there the boys 'set 'em
up.' 1 wiih awfully popular, but never
ngalii could I Induce any one to accept
a complimentary ticket to n hIiow."
GNOMES AND DWARFS.
Talcs of KulU-r.orc May lluxc llecn
I'ouoiliil mi I'yuniU-H of Africa.
It Ih just possible that this type of
pygmy negro which survives to-duy In
the reccbses of Inner Africa muy even
have overspread Europe In remote
times. If It did, theu the conclusion is
Irreslstithle that it gave rise to most
of the myths nud beliefs connected
with gnomes, kobohls nud fairies.
The demeanor and actions of the lit
tle Kongo dwarfs ut the present day
remind one over and over again of the
traits attributed to the brownies and
goblins of our fairy stories. Their re
uiarkable power of becoming Invisible
by adroit hiding In herbage aud behind
rocks, their probable habits In sterile
or open countries of making tbclr
Homes In holes nud caverns, their mis
chlevousuess and prankish good na
ture, all seem to suggest that It was
some race like this which Inspired most
of the stories of Teuton aud Celt re
garding a dwarllsh people of quasi
supernatural attributes.
The dwarfs of the Kongo forest can
he good or bad neighbors to the hlg
black people, according to the treat
ment they receive. If their sclllsti
depredations on the tmnnua groves or
their occasional thefts of tobacco or
maize are condoned, or even If they
lire concllhitcd by small gifts of such
food left exposed whero It can be easi
ly taken, they will In return leave be
hind them lu their nightly visitations
gifts of meat and products of the cliase.
such as skins or Ivory.
I have been Informed by some of the
forest negroes, snys Sir Harry II.
Johnston lu McClure's, that the dwarfs
will occasionally steal their children
and put in their places pygmy babies
of npe-IIko appearance changelings, lu
fact bringing up the children they
have stolen lu the dwnrf tribe. These
collections of pygmies, which one can
scarcely call tribes, certainly exhibit
from time to tlmo Individuals of ordi
nary stature and with features not
strongly resembling those of the pyg
my type.
Ho He 1)1(1.
lira. Sllmsou Willie, your shirt Is
dripping.
Willie Yes'tn. Some boys tempted
me to go In swimming, and I ran away
from them so hard that I got luto an
awful perspiration.
When a woman goes away on a visit,
nud her baggage arrives ut the house,
she always says to her hostess: "Good
ness, you would think by the ninouut
of baggngo I brought, 1 intended stay
ing forever."
The respectable ivay to commit sui
cide Is to have a "dangerous operation"
performed.
J.'io tolls nil eufforlzg
ourotl of Ovarian
urn
" DeaH Mrifl. Pivkham -
njjo I had been sufferinc; from
woiiit) lor over eighu-cn months. L had a continual pain and
mirunewf in my bank and side. I believo my troubles were caused
by overwork and lifting- some years ago. Life was a drag" to mo
and I felt liku giving; up. I had several doctors, but they did mo
littlo good. I Iwgiiti to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound four months ago and am in better health to-dav than I
liavo been for years All my pains are gone. Your Vecetable
Compound has made mo well. I recommend it to ail suiTering
women.' MltS. 8. .1. Watbok, Ilnmptou, Vn.
When there Ih one remedy that Ih sure, and
hundreds of thousand of women know from ex
perience Ih reliable, Is It wise to experiment with
untried and comparatively unknown medicines?
r-
8
Ciuit Enoujh.
HoiiHekeeper Why did you leave
your last place?
Servant Faith, the huly and her
husband wan always ipiarrelin'.
"What did they tpiarrel about?"
"ISckai-e I wouldn't lave till me two
weekn wiih up."
Worth Makei the Price.
"DivorceH," ."aid the man who want
ed to talk nnd philosophize, "cost more
than mnrriugeH.'-'-
"Certainly," said the pracical man.
"Why not? They art) worth more."
The tiame ol Fame
Scribbt Do you think your new
novel will hell?
Stubbs Soli? Vb.h, nir-ee; I've hired
a Chicago man to come forward and
claim the plot. Detroit Free Trent.
I'roatrntn Willi Itli-iiiiiMtli PrTi-r SI
Tltnr Within Twenty Vt-nra,
This was tho ciifo of Mr. Kit Wilt
shire, of IjiiiiIhIou no Terrace, Calno,
Wis., who, during this) time, suffered
the most intem-o agony. Ho writes:
"I heartily endomi the testimonials
which you publish of St. Jacobs Oil as
a pain killer, for I hnve been n sufferer
from ihcttiintiHtn nml kindred com
plaints at different times during the
Inst twenty years. I havo been laitl
prostrate w ith rheumatic fever six times
during that periikl, therefore I consider
I know something nlout rheumatism.
During nil of theto twenty years I have
tried various ndvertised rheumatic rem
edies, oils, ointments and embrocations.
None of tl.em gave mo relief, but when
I trietl St. Jacobs Oil I found it carod
tho pain almost immediately, nnd has
done for mo what nil other remedies
put together never begnn to tlo.
"I could givo you several cases that
hnve been cured, which havo como un
der my notice, antl through my recom
mendation; ono of toothache, one of
facencho nnd ono of sore throat.
"I havo recommended St. Jacobs Oil
nnd shall continue to do so by every
means in my power, as I consider you
deserving."
Limited Ambition.
He I suppose you wouldn't think of
marrying a man unless he could afford
to givo you a yacht?
Sho Oh. I don't know. If I really
loved him I would bo satisfied with a
littlo smack occasionally.
The Cynic
"Tlio number of people who speak
English," said thnmatuurstatistii'ian.
"is now 110,000,000."
"It is n wonder," said tho cynic,
"fomo of them do not tlnd their way
on to tho stage. "
Health
" For 25 years I have never
missed taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla
every spring. It cleanses my
blood, makes me feel strong, and
does me good in every way."
John P. Hodnette, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Pure and rich blood
carries new life to every
part of the body. You
are invigorated, refreshed.
You feel anxious to be
active. You becomestrong,
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tl.Ot a bottle. All dranlXs.
Atk your doctor what lis thinks ot Ayer's
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old family meillelue. follow his adficeand
win urn n.ii. u. i
I. o. ateh i;o., t-oiveii, Mass
women fiow slio was
Inflammation by
Whon I wrotn to vmi n fpw months
itiflunimntion ol the ovaries and
REWARD "x
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won whoenn find that the above tet.monial
letter n not K'nuine or wan publitherl lefore
obtaining the writer' pecu1 permission.
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Trying to Explain
"Josiar," said Mrs. Corntass-el,
"what is these neglilay shirts I see
ntlvertted in the bargain sales?"
"Well, they ain't quite so prim an'
serntehv as :i b'iled shirt. I reekon
neglijay is what you might call a soft
b'iled shirt."
CATARRH CAKNOT BE CUBED
'Aith local uppllcattoni, as they cannot reach
the seat ol the dlacase. Catarrh Is a blood or
constitutlonatdUcaie.and In order to cure it
tou must take internal remedies. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure Is taken internally, ami actsdlrectly
on tho blood and mucous surfaces Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure Is not a nuack medicine. It was
prescribed by one of the beat physicians in this
country lor years, and is u regular prescription.
It is comjKjsed ol tho best tonic knoun, com
bined with the best blood pariflers. acting di
rectly on the mucous surfaces. Tho perfect
combination ol the two ingredients Is what pro
duces inch wonderful results In curing catarrh.
Send lor testimonials, free.
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Halls Family Tills are the beat.
Place and Greatneis.
Joe I paid f 25 to get into that vol
ume of "Great Americans."
Hilly Well?
"All I got was half a column along
side of a man who is tho most notori
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tlktUoocarU. haUrr New 0th
Centurr Out ukci the ekt. caritva Urtl
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ll. tiilitr'i etl r brad to produce. Tb 8, l ctrt.
mental AtriaullurtcUlut
klihli laaUtl. tiaUcr rn th tL lltw do tan tlk that,
Mr. rtnucrr Oar DtwfOih Croturr Oat la bouni to eomp1tI
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For 10c
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