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"" in.. II. S. MINISTER TO ENGLAND
Commends Pcruna to All Catarrh Sufferers.
"on. -ouls lv. Johnson la Iho son of
IJnl'od Males senator from Maryland,
Johnson, and United Ktnte Mlnlnlur to
KiTOU'ti cuiisiiiuiiufini lawyer mat over
In a rocunt lotter from 1000 K Btroot,
Vo one should longer suffer from Catarrh when Peruna Is
accessible. To my knowledge It
my menus ana acquaintances, that It Is humanity to commend Its
use to all persons suffering with this distressing disorder of the
Human lystcm," Louis H. Johnson.
ralarrli rul.int.,
Catarrli Is rapnhlo of changing all the
llic-Klvlnir 'ocretlou of tho body Into
amldlng fluldit, which deMroy and In
tlnno ovcry part they como In eontnit
with. Aniillcallmis to tint tilscce
ed tiy catarrh ran do llttlo mxxl
- - r .,... iMisn-oauio
ym. turns, llenco It la that snrglM.
ipri.n, atomUorn and Inhalnuts only
sr';as toniorary relief. Ho long as
ib Minting secretions of catarrh con
t to bo formed sc long will tlm
nmiiihrnnea contlnuu to ho inflamed,
no matter what treatment la turd.
Thero li but one remedy that lias
tho lUalrablo effect, and that roinotly Is
Probably True,
nix A sclontlst eays that, In pro
portion to Its slzs of body, tho mos
quito haa a bollor dovolopod brain than
tho a vertigo man.
Dlx Well, I don't doubt It. Kvcn
at Its present site, tho mosquito la al
most aa big a bore as somu inon I know.
Chicago Kovti.
Mothers will finn Mrs. fVlnilow's Booth
nr Byrun the bi.nl rsiuedy to use lor tholi
hlldrcu during iho uthlug pcrtcxl.
Thoughts Unutterable.
"And so you hsvo no swear worda In
your language, Sir. OmokuraT"
"No, inadaino," tho Jspanceo travel
er replied.
"Hut, of con roe, you ran think wns
thoughts, I supjiose, can't youT" Chi
cago Itocord-IIerald.
OooJ for Little Polki.
Don't lorturn tho chlMreu with llnulilsmt
r'lll ikiImhiiI The enly nl, srwsblo lmllro
nr llttlo HUM la ('ca.tcti Csililr Csllisltlc.
Alt druggliu, tile, 'J6c,
Ifcartfesa Pcllow.
Wife Bo suro and advortlso for I'ldo
in tho morning papers.
Noxt day tho wlfo read aa follows lu
the nswipaperst
"Lost, a mangy lapdog, with ono eyo
and no tall. Too fat to walk. An
swers to tho namo of Kido, If rutnrnrd
luffed, 2 pounds reward," Tit-lilts.
RHEUMATISM
CANNOT
m.
nnv effect
tho nervous
Rheumatism must be
treated .
through tlte blood, and no remedy
brings such prompt nnd lasting; relief
as S. S. a It attacks tho disease lu
the blood, neutralizes the nclds, and
removes nil Irritating or poisonous
substances from the system.
S. 8. S. strengthens Atid enriches
the thin atfid blood, nnd, ns it circu
lates through the body, the corroding,
gnawing poisons nnd ncld deposits
are dislodged nnd washed out of the
muscles nnd joints, and the sufferer
Is happily relieved from the dlscom-
tnrta nml utlnrrv nf TJ lir-mnnt isill
External remedies nre nil right so far ns they go, but thev don't go fat
enough, nnd you can't depend upon them to do the work of a blood purifier,
and those who pin their faith to liniments nnd plasters ns cures are bound
nhiMimnHn mifferera who write a nhout their case will receive valuabU
aid nnd helpful ndvicc from nur physicians, for which no charge la made, wns very dark. In tho closo lone tin
We will mail frco our sncctnl hook on Rheumatism, which is the result o der her park pale, nnd within twenty
years of practical experience in treating this disease. It contains in
coudenseu lonn Uiucli inionuation nnotu
WE SWIFT
iho Into ftevordy Johnson, who was
alio attornoy ncnoral under l'rosldcnt
Midland, and who was regarded nt tho
I It oil.
N. V Mr. Johnion says:
has caused relief to so many of
rornna. This romody sirlkoi at onro
to Hie roots of rntarrh hy restoring to
tho capillary vi'Molstheir healthy otas
tlclty. I'eruna is not a temporary
pfliiiauvo, uin a radical euro. Bund
for Dr. Ilartmnii's latest book, sent
Irf'.l Inr a kli.tr ll.. 1.1. 1. ml.- I
, ivrnna I)riii Manufacturing Co.. Co-
lumbus. Ohio.
If jou ilo not dorlve prompt and sat-
iftuiory results Irom tho ueo ol Peru,
nu, wrlto at enco to Dr. Ilartrnan. civ.
Inn a full statement of your care, and
ho will bo pleased to glvo you hla valu
ablo advice trails.
Addiesn Dr. ilartrnan, President of I
mo iianmati fcanltarlum, Columbus, 0.
Price ot Victoria Cross.
Forty-Doyen pounds was paid recently
In I-ondou for a VIctorlaii cross won by
-.. m . .. . .... -
iiuiiiiur i. Ariuur, n. a,, at tsobastopol
111 lOUO,
Caill.i-J rrult.
I'OrhapS you hVn boon In tlm hllt
of canning your own fruit and think the conscience fund yesterday, but the
tho kind you buy at the storo la not carnlnga will show an Increase of only
nearly so good. If that la tho caso we U cents and that amount will be deb
want you to buy of your dealor a can of Ited to stamps. However, tho U cents
.'uiiuiiuio peacnes or ptara or atrawber-
nun ur moor mills. univ tho von
finost nnd largest fruit Is upod for thin
brand and It Is put up In the heavieft
and sweetest syrup under a beautiful
III no labol embossed in lottora of gold.
Thero Is no otiior brand nulla so eoml.
. . , , . , I
Ilros, packors, Portland, Ore.
Watte of Material.
Ho (chuckling ovor n loh
of ten.
kettlo moiullngl Mnrla. I
bcllvo
spoliod
thero wan n good mechanic
when I went Into tho law biinlnemi
His Wlfo I don't know nhout thai,
om you spoiled n goou uacnolor wbon
you goi married.
Knew the effects.
wnni una put ncr in uuen a nor
voub stntol"
'I enn't ho sure but I think It's
hearing herself talk."
BE RUBBED OUT
ilt.Mf i.t- 111 f rltm
temporary relief because it produces counter
Irritation or reduces the iflamniatlon nnd sore,
.IPS. Tliitnnenrtnf PTtirnnl treatment ran liavn
whatever unon the disease itself, for
tlltnumntlntn in nnt a nkln tllannao.but
isduetoanoverncldconditionof the blood, nnd
the deposit of Irrltatinir matUr or Uric Acid
salts or sediment In the muscles and Joints, nnd
no amount of rubbing or blistering can dislodge
these gritty particles or change the ncld blood,
Hhcuuiatlsiuotenbecoraeschronic,andthemus-
cIcsnmHointspcnuanently stiff nud uselessand
system almost wrecked, because so
mucUtimcislostintryingtocureablooddisease
witli outside applications or doctoring the skin,
Iioutsvllls, Ky.. Haroh HI, 'Oil.
dentUmeni I am glad to say that
8. S. 8. has ouracl roa of Rheumatism.
About two years ago I Buffered from
Rheumatism in my knees and feet,
my ankles swelling- so that I oould
not put on my shoes, This continued
for several months, during1 whtob
tlm I waa applylnr liniments and
going- by my phystolan's dlreotlona,
but derived no benefit, I was told
of S. 8. 8, and tried It. I lminedi.
ately got relief, and continued th
medicine until I waa entirely welL
0108 Floyd St. D, J, DUANE.
IU llieev Willi uiotljJl'Ullltiucili, uim mil
be nursing a ense ot Rheumatism the
greater part of their lives.
O. O, O. is II pmciy vcgcmuic ismsujr, - ----- - - - - ----- -----
does not contain any Totaah or mineral 'db to your ladyship last I waa rob
ot any kind, nnd can be taken with hod. Lady Ilrowno and I wero, ns
Enfptv hv old nnd voiinc. usual, going to tho Duchess of Mout-
S, o, a. is n purely vegetaDic remcuy.
iiiictunatism,
SPEOiHO OO., ATLANTA, CAs I
INCH I-ord Ciirznn has been
Sj sporlsmnti, or shikari, ns the
himself to tho ixipulnr and comparntlvcly rlsklcss sport of snipe-shoot-
Ing. Tlmt proved too lame, however,
estnlillsli n reputation of n killer of
the speclnl ndviiutnges which the Oovemor (lencrnl enn commnnd-lmvo
favorably contributed, and Ini Curzoil enn now boast of having bagged ns
many tigers ns some of tho best sportsmen who have spent years In tho
pursuit of big gnino In India.
Lady Curron, too, has nil tho Instincts of n. sportswoman. She has ac
companied her turn !i nil on several
only on a recent visit of Their Uxcellencles to Hyderabad that she actually
loon part in n "kill." True, sho did not handle n gun, but she nscenued tno
inncban, or shooting ledge, and awaited the arrival of Mr. Htrlpes.
Usually tho miichnn Is used hy solitary sportsmen who have had khubbcr
(news) of n tiger who has been causing hiivoe among the cattle, nnd. possibly,
among tho natives In n district. A kid Is tied to tho foot of the tree to
which tho maclian is alllxed, and' tho sportsman sits over It until the blent
Ings of tho animal ntlrncts the tiger. On tho tatter's npproach tho sports
man, of course, has him nt n distinct
fall to kill, lu tho rnso of tho Viceroy's shoot the beaters did all that was
necessary in driving tho tiger within
uno of (lie accompanying Illustrations depicts the method of conveyance
by which I.ord and Ijidy Curzoii traversed the Jungle. A number of streams
nhound In tho Nizam's big gnmo
with befitting dignity necessitated the
elaborate chair arrangement. It also minimized tho risk of either coming to
grief through tho worst of lndlnnjiests snakes. This method of progres
sion Is made as com fori n tile ns it can possibly bo by reason of the remark
ably wcll-hnlauccd stride which generations of practice have taught the car
riers to adopt.
A sensntlonal Incident wns reported
connection with n recent shoot A gun which wns being handed to Lord
Cunton accidentally exploded lu both barrels. Luckily no one was hurt, but
how narrow was the Viceroy's escape inny lie Judged from the fact that a
nolo was blown In his helmet. An Inch or so lower nnd tho bullet would
have pierced Ills brnln.
Apart from this Incident the shoot
fell to Lord Curzou's gun or, to bo correct, three tigers and a tigress. Our
first Illustration reveals the vanquishing Viceroy. Lady Curzon. and tho
largest of the spoils. The tiger measured 10 feet and the tigress 8 feet
CAItllYINa
LOUD AND LADY CUItZON -THnOUOII THE JUNGLE
HE PROVED HIS HONESTY.
Thouuh IIli Krauil Vi but Fourteen
Cent, lie I'ald for It.
I The Clrent Vnrtliern imssnni-pr dennrt.
Itllent rpcrlvi-il nnnlhpr mnlrlliiitlnn In
quiets the tensing, nagging conscience
of n North Dakota farmer and stock
man, which will compensate tho pas
senger department for the trouble of
making out and cancelling n ticket and
auditing the 14-ccut account.
it wns iubi amy liitii u iiiriiiur lit INK
ny IwUou, 1'lerco county. N.
It was last May that a farmer living
I uviuiu IU fjU U UVVUO, t II itiij-
seven miles cast, to look at a bunch of
yearlings that he' knew were for sale.
He hnd planned to make the trip In n
buggy, but It happened that when he
was ready to go there was some work
on the farm that needed to be done,
so he set his hired ruati nt It and do
cklcu to go on inc raliroau.
He paid 81 cents for a ticket from
the Junction to Leeds, Intending to
walk from there to the farm where the
cattle were pastured. Hut on the train
he met an acquaintance, who told him
tlmt It would be nearer to go to Nllcs
and walk back from there. So when
the train reached Leeds ho stayed lu
bis scat.
This farmer really had no Intention
of beating tho railroad out of the 14
cent faro for the four and two-thirds
miles of ride between Leeds and Nllcs.
The railroad beat Itself. Tho conductor
of the train got off on the station plat
form at Leeds, yelled "all aboard," and
gave tho signal to go ahead. Nobody
cot aboard and the conductor did not
think of going through the train again
to collect fares. Bo the Itllgby Junction
man rode on to Nllcs without paying
for hla ride,
e rounu tue uuncu ot ycanings ana
bought them (cost him something llko
?203), nnd then mndo arrangements for
driving them homo. It happened, therc-
fore, that he did not have a chnnco to
squaro himself with tho road on his
return trip. He dismissed the matter
from his mind for a time, but every
now and then It would occur to blm
that he was a poor class leader lu the
clinch If ho took an underhand ndvnnt
age of "Jim Hill."
It took hi in four months to arrive nt
the conclusion that tho only way out
of the dllllculty wns to repay the com
pany for (he ride, and tlmt Is why Gen
eral Passenger Agent Whitney received
1-1 cetits In stamps. St. Paul Pioneer
Press. A PURSE FOR HIGHWAYMEN.
Highway Itobucry Very Prevalent
in
lsiisland a Century Alio.
Tho frequency of highway robberies
I only n ccutury ngo sounds surprising
to tho present generation. lloraco
Walpolo, In n lotter to a friend, re
counts an adventuro of this kind which
befell hi m and his friend and neighbor,
Lady Drowne, In tho autumn of 1781.
Tlio nlclit I bail tlm bnnor nf writ.
rose at soven o'clock. Tho oveulng
yards of tho gate, a black uguro on
uuiui U1 uvvm-i-u mu
cuuao ana mo ucagu on my siue.-
Viceroy of India ho has become rt great
term Is In the UnsL At first ho confined
nnd hood His Excellency sought to
lilir game. Toward tills the fates nnd
of his shooting expeditious, but It was
ndviintncre. and only n bungler can
range.
preserves, nnd the negotiations of theso
currying of Their Uxcellencles In tho
In the Iudlnn papers na occurring in
wns eminently successful. Tour tigers
I suspected It was a highwayman,
and so I found did Lady Ilrowne, for
sho wns speaking and stopped.
To divert her fenrs I was Just going
to say, "Is not that the apothecary go
ing io i no iiuciiessy ' when I heard a
volco cry. "Stop!" and the figure camo
back to the chaise.
I had the presence of mind before I
let down the glass to take out my
watch and stuff It within my waist
coat, under my arm.
Ho said, "Your purses and watches!"
I replied, "My watch is not In my
pocket."
"Then your purse." I gave It to him;
it had nine guineas. It was so dark
that I could not see his hand, but felt
him take It.
He then asked for Lady Browne's
purse, nnd said, "Don't bo frightened;
I will do you no hurt."
I said, "No; you won't frighten the
lady."
Ho replied, "No; I glvo you my word
I will do no hurt."
Lady Ilrowne gave him her purse and
was going to add her watch, but he
said, "I am much obliged to you. I
wish you good nlghtl" Then ho pulled
off his hat nnd rode away.
"Well," wild I, "Lady Ilrowne, you
will not be nfrald of being robbed an
other time, for you see there Is noth-
lug In It
"Oh, hut I am!" sold she. "And now
I am lu terrors lest he should return,
for I havo given him a purse vritb my
old bad money that I carrr on nur.
pose."
"Ho certainly will not open It direct
ly," I said, "nnd nt worst ho can only
wait for us nt our returu; but I will
send my servant bnck for a horso and
a blunderbuss," which I did.
Strnlnlnic tho Ijnnguairc.
An amusing liberty which a native of
Muscle Shoals took with a word In our
language comes out lu a storv told in
the Now York Times. A man borrowed
the nntlve's horso without stopping to
nsk permission.-In the course-of a few
days the aulm.il was returned, but tho
native did not take a kindly view of
tlie matter, nnd concluded to Imvo legal
redress. Ho announced his intention
of having the offender arrested.
-wnnt will you have him arrested
for? he wns asked.
"For horse-stealing, of course."
"How cau you make tiorse-steallnir
out of It, when he returned the horso?"
"Ain't It stealing If be brought Mm
bnck?"
'I'm not a lawyer, but I don't see bow-
It can be."
"All right, thenj I'll havo 'Ira arrested;
for usury."
"I don'f seo how you can make usury
out of It, cither."
"Why, hang It all! he used Mm, didn't
ho? Yes, sir, he used Mm three or four
days, an' used Mm mighty hard, too, by
tho looks of Mm."
Chlcniro Analu.
"Morrison has luvcuted a pad for
wrupplng around the feet wheu ono
has tho gout."
"Theu ho should put It on tho market
In Chicago."
"And why?"
"llccntiso thero are moro footnads
thero than nnywhero else."
When n mother calls her loys to set
up lu tho morning, sho has so much
sympathy for them that sho Mover calls
good and loud till tho sixth, time,
dUftlSUa 'vfeQtADLft FLY.""
Modern Benefice Uapiatna nb
w Worm
jxvumH n runt
A few yotra ago n queer worm
Slscorcred in South America that ap
parently niineu iiscu nnu oceatne a
, plant, a stalk springing out of Its head.
while tho body formed the root. Th
ilory seemed io rank with tho wonder
'fill talcs of the fifteenth century, In
) which travelers assured their credulous
listeners of a plant In Central Asia
Tibet, to be exact which produced
mall Iambs, which calmly proceeded
to graze when they fell to tho earth
from the branches. Theflfteenth century
writers did not tell us whether these
lambs grew on pen vines or on mint
talks, but then medieval science wax
rarely explicit. Modem science Is moro
exacting, and when n traveler comes
home with a story which Is a llttlo dif
ficult to believe he Is icqulrcd to pro
duce evidence. Over at the National
Museum tho inquirer may be shown
plenty of evidence In the shnpo of a
box full of queer dried roots, with long
stems, and these roots are In the form
of worms, locusts nnd other small crea
tures. Modern science goes further, however,
and refuses to believe even what It
sees. So when this apparently Indis
putable evidence of animal life turned
to vegetable was placed before It,
science, still skeptical, got out her
microscope and discovered that the
plant that so mysteriously sprang from
the head of the poor Insect wns nothing
of natural growth from the creature
Itself, but a fungus that sapped the life
of its victim as It flourished Its
branches of false pretense In the air,
The seed of the fungus, which Is
found the "world over, sometimes finds
successful lodgment In or about the
bead of sonic worm. It docs not kill at
once, but tnkes root and sprouts, In
shape not unlike a horn, to the great
Inconvenience of the caterpillar. The
born continues to grow, and the unhap
py insect finds Itself less able to eat.
It buries Itself In despair, pcrbnp:
and the root, a veritable Jack the Giant
Killer, waves' triumphant over bis vic
tim.
The horn grows to the surface and
forms a bulbous seed-pod, which bursts
to scatter further dread and mischief
among Insect tribes. The root of the
fungus, secure In the body of Its vic
tim, Alls all the body, preserving the
outlines, while absorbing the poor cat
erplllar completely. Tho transformed
worm Is now hard and dry, like a root.
and Is a gennlne curiosity to look at.
Nor are larvae the only forms this
fungus attacks. The museum shows a
common blnck wasp mud dauber
which has the fatal stems growing from
his bead, and a seventeen-year locust Is
also anions the contents of this box of
insect tragetlles.
Cordyccps, or torrubla, to give this
pirate his scientific name, Is found In
bis largest size In New Zealand and
China, beslcies South America, altbougl;
he Is known In all countries nnd has rel
atives In tho United States. The Agrl
cultural Department some years ago
tried to make blm and his extensive
family of cousin-fungi, large and small.
useful by setting them to destroying In
sects Injurious to crops, but the attempt
failed. Cordyceps refuses to be of serv
ice to society; be Is a freebooter, and
goes only ylere be will.
In China cordyceps chlncsls is dug
up bodily, branches and all, tied in
bunches with red thread and sold ns a
cure for throat diseases. Hut the Chi
nese will use anything on earth as med
icine, Insects especially, and to theui
every man who searches for entomolog
ical specimens Is n "medicine man."
The first record made of this freak In
any scientific- work Is In a letter of Dr.
William Wat Bon, F. It. S., In the "Philo
sophical Transactions," London, 1TC3.
where he writes thus to the ttoynl So
ciety concerning "The Vegetable Kiy:"
"The vegetable fly Is found In the
i Island of Dowilnlca and (excepting that
It has no w'tags) resembles tho drone,
both In size nnd color, more than any
other Engllj Insect. In the month of
Mny It buries Itself In the earth and
begins to vegetate. By the latter end of
July the trOe Is arrived at Its full
growth and- ncscmblcs a coral branch,
and Is about three Inches high, nnd
bears several UtUe pods, which, drop
ping off, bojome worms, nnd from
thence flics like the English catcrpll
lars."
Dr.AvatsoB1, like a true slcentist, says
a writer In the Washington Star, wns
skeptical about the accuracy of these
, observations, although It Is doubtful If
I bo ever learned itic exact nature of this
remarkable "fly." It was left for nlne
tcentli century scientists to classify and
label cordycqps and his large and Inter
esting family, and so destroy another
traveler a tale.
The Uroakfltst Food Family.
John Spratt 'will cat no fat,
Nor will hd touch tbo lean.
He acorna to oat of any meat;
He Uvea upon Foodlne.
Sut Mrs. Spnttt will none of that;
Foodlne aim canuot eat.
Her special iish is for a dish
Of Bxpurgatted Wheat.
To Wllllnnt Spratt that food la flat
Oa which his mater dotes.
Ills favorite .feed his special need
Is Enta Elaapa Oats.
But sister iM can't see how Will
Can touch Mich tasteless food.
As breakfast i tare It can't compare,
She says, wflth Shredded Wood.
Now, none of these T.enndcr please;
He feeds udon Dath Mitts.
While sister J kne Improves her brain
With Cero-Cirapo-Orlts.
Lycurgus vote!' for Father's Oats;
Progglne appeals to May;
Tho Junior Jo tin subsists upon
Unecda II a j la Hay,
Corrected Whaait for llttlo Pete;
Flaked Pln for Dot; while "Hub,"
The Infant Stl ratt, is waxing fat '
On Battle ttrcek Near-Grub.
Chicago TrU'mne.
If n boy Is' good enough to help his
mother with libe dishes, sho, should re
ciprocate and ralso no objection If he
Hhuta the do) irs nnd pulls down the
curtains whlhi- engaged In doing It.
If there Is rinythlne In the supersti
tion that rh throwing brings good,
luck, It Is a Tomler It Is not thrown ,
I utter tho heal eo at a funeral
wona
" 1 htve ken! Aver'a, Cherrv Pec
toral In my house for a great many
it is tne tost mea cine in
the world (or coughs and colds."
wiuitms, Attics, ti. y.
' All serious lung
irouuius Dcgin witn a
tickling In the throat.
You can stop this at Brst
in a single night with
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral.
Use It also for bronchitis,
consumption, hard colds,
I
and for coughs of all kinds.
Ttru t ISc. ttc. V. All cnrtC-
Connlt t"' riortor. If he titi Uk It,
than d he ri. It h tell, yon not
to uk It. th.n dWt Uke It. II knowi.
Lnn It with Mm. w r wllunr.
Not as Considerate as lie Might De.
"He's a good friend of yours, ian't
1107"
"Oh, only medium."
"What do you morn by medium?"
"Oh, he listens while I tell him all
of my troabtos, but he also wants me
I to listen while he tolls me all of bis."
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
He Had It.
"Yes; it's FuIIerton's hobby that
advice is cheap and within tho reach of
every porson."
"What does he mean, anyhow?"
"What ho says, I suppose. lie's a
Rcmr.dentlal divorce lawyer."
Pointer.
The beggar had a notice np, "Deaf
and Dumb," and tho passing philan
thropist stopped in front of blm.
"I'd like to glvo this man some
thing," he said, to his companion,
"but how am I to know be is deaf and
dumb?
"Head tbo notice," wh leper ed the
beggar cautiously. Chama.
The best way to cure indigextlon is to
remove its camo. This is best done
by tho prompt u;e of Dr. Angutt
Koenig's Hamburg Drops, which rcgu
lato the stomach in an effectual man
ner. (Jetting Dack.
"Do you enjoy walking?"
"Immensely."
"Good. Then I'll take you for a
ride in the country in my automobile."
PIso'a Cure 1)
rood couch medicine.
It has cured cuiirhs and colds for forty
years. At druggists, 25 cents.
No dive Away.
Father No, Johnnie, yon can't
have another piece of pie.
Son O, pleaeo. papal I won't tell
mamma, honest! Detroit Free Frees.
rlTQ PenDancunr curen Ko flu or otmataee
I I I O after tint -W. ttftof Pr. K11b'i Grrat Nf m
Satortr. SrndrorFUEBS-i-OOtrlalbottUandtrat,
tea. Dm.CaKUKLUJ-Mli.rch3urMl4tlphi,I1
Puzzled.
A tiny little city boy on a visit to
his grandmother in the country saw
her plucking a ben. lie looked into
her face and said: "Do you take off
their clothes every night, grandma?"
HOWS TUIST
We offer Ona nnndredDollarirtim'aMrn.
Case o I Cattarrh that can not tie cored by HaUl
Catarrh Cure.
r. J. uuENEV&co.,Frop., Toledo, O.
We thetinderilcniKl.hivaknnwn P.J rh...
for the past JSrean, and believe him perfectly
honorable In all bmtnels tramatfon. fin
ancially- able to carry out anr obligations made
vj mcir una.
IVKCTCC lauax.
Wholesale Drugging, Toledo,
... Wholesale Druggliu, Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ti takeulnteraallj-.ectlng-airectly
on the bloud and inueoui inrlteeeol
theiritem. Price 76c per bottle. Bold brail
drugzliti. Tcatltnonlali free.
Hall's Family Pllli are the best.
An Unfailing Sign.
She I knew you would propose to
me tonight.
He Why?
"I saw the moon over my left shoul
der." Life.
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The dUcorery ot new agenti and new
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PKNTIBTRY trtthuili not an expert
uieut, but an al soluto cei'talrity, aa
hundreds can tetllly. Don't you lake
aiiyrlika. Wo guarantee "NO FAIN."
Koth 'phoneti Oregon South 'J2tl;
Columbia m. Onn erenlugi till II
Bundaya from 0 to li.
WISE BROS., Dentists.
VOUTI.ANO.
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i wi vi ..ittrnion Birif l
est jrtre you tho twit Ujaalni In pollers
anil Enrlnea. Windmill. rTuni An J Aeite
ralMachltK" ..,,J -nwiae" M. Mntt a
specialty, me us belore Miring-,
Whether
' yen am Mha win the
no aviiij r
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V. Wa euaranlM them letter thAn inv W
. other kind. You can nt I hem (ram IT
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TrteMrh cold roil t
enmihtn ror hothlnr,
tin nmuli. You ran
kp 11 If roa wnl n,
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l "h Ilrnpi. Kr.p
liOk In th hotlM,
mT iMte niet, !ki
nw, n m. uu,
or honrjr mt m.nlh.,1.
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all ariiKliu ami mi.
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a-nt by mall tmipat,!
on ri-ctlpi of loc la
atamp.
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Portland, Ore,
, r THE BEST
mimooF CLOTHING
IN THE WORLD
BEAR 77113 TPADE MASK
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES
ON SALE WERTWHEUt '
caMiocvstntte
3MOWIN6'rUUL UNtCf
QARMENTA ANn mataI
A.J.TO'ER CO..BOSTON.MASA, .1
If roa lure n't a rttrsUr. beaUhy morement of th4
Dowel ererr dr. you'ro elcfcor will tw. Kmp foot
bowel opeo, and be well tore. In ttwibspeof
TloleQt nbjalo or pill poison. I tJD erona. Thai
lanootbeit. euleib most perfect way ol k9tng Um
ton tl clear and clfwta U to us
PlM.tt.nt. PAlstahlA. Pntpnt Tfjnv1 TViT
Werer Hlckan, Weaken. ct Grtp,lOo, fiOo WrUj
tor free same, aod booklet on bealtn. Address
lUrilaff Bs4 tafi7. CUut. Ittftl, VwIrtU tSU
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
CLHta WHttit Ail tliif FAILS.
Best CaTogb Syrup Tte Ooul. 1
Pr) In tlms. Sold bra rueclitt. 11
11
Proved by Its Loss.
Church How do yon snow your wife
has got a temper?
Gotham Becaure she lost It today.
CURITY,
Genuine
arter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
See Facsimile Wrapper Below.
Terr email and aa easy
to take as angut
CARTER'S
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS
ran BiLiousHESs.
FOB TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
IITTLE.
IVER
PILLS.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
p l . OBmmVal MUTMVl)OllATVMt. jt
i emu I rarely Teire tail &:-ik&
53-tl03.
WI115N iTrltlng- to mlrertliere pleaaa
inentloa tills paper.
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