Hood's SarsaparlUa
linn won siiccosn fur lioyonil Ihu effect
of iiilvmllnlliKoiily.
Tim Bi-rirl of II woiiilcifiil popular-
f In uxpliilncit by Its iimtppioiit'liuhU
I
ity
Merit,
lluaeil upon n iii!Bcililli)ii which
our'nil peoplo ciiiialilurt'il liumriililo,
Hood's Sarsaparltta
Unites (In) bent-known vrKuliiblo rum
edlos, liy mii'h it ninililniilloii, jiiopor
lloli mill proi'i'Kit ns In huvu ciirntlva
power pumllur to It h If .
Ila ruri-a nf sr-iiifiilii, rrr.rmn, panri
aula, mill every Mini ( liiiinni', in woll
as riitniTli ami rlit'iiiiiiillaui piovn
Hood's Sarsaparitla
I lio Iii'nl IiIooiI piirlnVr ovnr priiilnrcil.
I(h uiiitm of iyp''plii, Inas of npp
llln mill that tln-il fi'HIiiK iniikn It tho
IJieiitost atotnai'li tnfilr mill ctrriiKlli
riwlniur tlm world dim ever known.
Hood's SarsaparlUa
Is 11 thoioiiKhlv (ooil mrillrliio. lli'Klii
to tulu It TODAY. kt 110UDU
JOUflNUV OP LAFAYETTE.
I.illiri of III. Hun Prtcrltie I'aninlle
Trip Through llullsil Mtutes.
Ill l.lpplinoU's lln-ro aro aoms as,
turtiilnliii; letters urlttcu by a ton of
(leu. l.nfnyiltii while trtvellug In the
Ullltfil Hlntoa Willi h! flit her. Tlieee
li't tiTx tinvo nuvrr tivforo bvru puu
lleliitl. "Wo Imvn nlri'mly api-ut twenty days
hi tliu Unllrd Hluli'i," mi j- tlm ton,
"mill thli ! Ilia IlMt leisure I bar
liuil fur wrltliiit you n line; arm n It
li, I mil not sure of being aula to ills
pntcti in j- lultiT. Tlm Htcuhaiils,
whoso rnptnln ! ono of our frluiuls,
! to nll from Now York for Hurra
today, mill "III Ink our lottora, If
only wu cnti nrrlro In Mine.
"IZviT aliico wo liiiro beeu bar my
fntlivr line born tliu licro, mid w th
peclnlori, of tho moat Imposing-, besu
tlful mnl nlrVi'ltiie lk'lil, tho most
titnjwnttc populntlon In tho worlil wel
coming n iimn with rominoii accord
anil couiliirtliiK him In triumph
throughout a Jourupy or 00 Itinguca.
Women wept Willi Joy on iirlng lilm
ami chllilrnn rlakwl being- cruelied to
gvt near to th inHu whom their fata
era kept pointing out to them aa on
of tlKwii who bad contributed the meat ,er ImiH-raonatlona of women with
to procuring thnm their linpplne aa and nmlodoroua pnata or notorloua preaenta
Independeiico. Thla la what It haa , ntouudlng to all preaent,encb ouo
been reaerred for ua to are. 1 araf wuom naij ,M,i methlng In ei
knocke.1 off my ft-eicua the ei- tcnuntlon of the alua of poor Teaa and
preaalon- by the omollona of all kind. tll ndmlratlon of Hardy'a maaterpleco
I experience. 1 won't eMer Into da-1 , ,irnmallc character drawing. Kor
tall; you know mo. nnd I do not aup-1 B ,mit there waa an cmbnrrnaacd
jw.o that, amldat tbo excitement of 1 dice,., i then Mlaa Warren, who la
a bnppy peopled rejolclnga and abarto lMr , tho piBy tnli ,Paon. apoke
lng In tho extrnordlnary gratitude' p innocently: "It la dreadful to be ao
with which my fnther la orerwhelm-1 .,tve. I expect, Mra. Campbell,
ed, I ehnll forget at any time thou J0U fllld ,lrj cveI1 to accept your
who Intra a claim on all the aeuU- ,,ro of , o,, rccelpta."
ment. wlilib my hear . enable ofj A , ot tll0
enjoy the necennry atrength to dli
cliarge tbo whole of my ilutln. Hut
alncu U-Ing hero I hare not alept mora
than four or flru hour a each ulghtl"
FAMINE IN TIMBER TREES.
UronlMK Hcarellr of Wo1 Hallabl
for ManilfaelNrltiic t'urpotaa.
It will bo but a few year before
durable limber becomoa rery much .
dearer than It la at preaeut. Oood
chratuut and white oak poita ar
north now fifteen centa each, and rod
cedar ponti twenty, celita apiece, un- '
dreaaed, mid nro hard to get at tint
Ten yeara from now tho eunply will be I
n men teaa. .o more proutnuia uaa or ,
nut, cheatnut, onk, hickory, apruca,
nah, maple, poplar, willow, locuat and
other trcea that baro a raluo In the
nrta for their timber. Plant the rough
land to trcea. The cucnlypta are now
grown lu the eouthwoaturn portlou ot
our country moro exteiialrcly than any
other exotic foreet tree.
Theae treea are originally from Aua
tralln; they aro known thoro under
tho name of nntlfovcr tree, aa by
their rapid growth and largo amount
of foliage tbey ubanrb tho polaououa
gnaca of tbo awauipa, making tho air
pure nnd tho ellmnlo healthy. In Cal
ifornia, Knnina nnd ludlntin trncta of
bind aevcrnl tUouannd acres In area
baro bcon planted with aeedllnga of
the eucalyptus rostrnta fur fuel, rnll
road tlea and for windbreaks. On ac
count of their rapid growth they mako
dcslrablo shade trees for tho dwelling
and pasture lota. In many parta of
the southwest tbo cucnlypta aro util
ised to ndrantago to furnlab abode In
pastures. If set along tliu fences and
along tbo Irrigating ditches they can
be inndo to protect tho cattlo In the
pasture without at any time Interfer
ing with farm work. Boodllngs may
be had from tho nurserymen In 100
lots at Ore cents each. There are
ouie thirty different varieties, and nil
of them aro said to grow equally well
In the mlddlo anil southern States,
riant the hillsides In forest trees and
farm the low ground. Baltimore
American.
Nlif Lungs
in attack of la grippe left tr
with a bad cough. My friends eald
I had consumption. I then tried
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and It
cured mo promptly."
A. K. Randies, Nokomls, III.
You forgot to buy a bot
tle of Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral when your cold first
camp on, so you let It run
along. Even now, with
all your hard coughing, It
will not disappoint you.
There's a record of sixty
I years to fall back on.
Thrsa slsssl JJ., enough for an ordlnsrr
eoldi A0o.,luit right for hroachttls, hosr";
ntitj ImrA colds, elo.l fl, most eoonoiuloat
for curoulo csiss sntt to keep on hsnd,
J. U. AY11U CO., Lowell, Mail.
f C O O D
F-w . 4. fki. .. a.
NnOFt COrlB S I
; J I
. asa
,V1...-C-4
A friend of Kitwiinl MneDowell at
1 (-illicit n recital glrrn by u ini'illocrn
leiieher's pupils, mnl when liu mot tho
AmiTlnin roinpoaer, h reinnrkeil: "I
lii'iinl one of tho poplin, u llttla girl of
H, pin j- your To n Willi Hose.'" Tho
romposer alghi'il dejeetedly. "I sup
pose," Mni'Dowull remarked, "tlint aha
pulled It up by tho roots."
During tlm protmclt'il si-salons of tho
I'n rm-lt coiiimlsaton, Juatlro Dny ha
lillunlly tint with eloaed ere. It wits
I'ointnonly supposed tliut hla lonlahlp
win sleeping, mnl tho Into Hlr Frank
I, ni'kwooil, ohaervliifr that tho learned
.Indue wiia very iniich nwnkr-nril by ii
little tin between tho president nml Hlr
Charles ItunM'lt, eicluluiril, iiilto nu
illblyt "This la tho dawn of Dny!"
The Into W. H. Ilonley onio mot
Hubert l.oul Htoveiiaoii, mnl found hla
friend dlatreaaed because bo woa not n
Voltnlrn or u Duinna, though ho linil
nn eiulpuieut which ought to havo
undo him their pevr. HtcveiiHon put
hla "fnlluro" down to tho wenkneaa of
hla luuga. "1'orlinpa you aro right,
l.ewla," an 1l Henley; "Pro nlwnya felt
that. If 1 hnd not been a bleaaed crip
ple, 1 could baro taken the earth In
my limid and burled It Into the aim."
A young Hun rranclacnn, tbo owner
of n large nnd ralunblo collection of
nutogrupha, once wroto to tho Into
Jnniea McNeill Wblaller politely ro
iiuenllng Ilia nlgunturv. Tho totter wna
aent In cure of the Uiiiilon Hoynl Acad
emy, with which the fnmoua American
pnluter wna at outa. After four
uioiitha, the letter wna returned to tho
Hun I'ranclaix) addreaa from the dead
letter orrice In Wnahliigton. Corerlng
the envelope, wua tho word, repealed
nuuiberleaa llmca: "Unknown," "Un
known." It la related that Olio ereulng laat
winter, at a dinner given In honor of
Mm. 1'nt Campbell, In New York, the
Kiigllah actreaa remarked, loftily:
"They wanted me to play Teaa of tho
D't'rberrlllea In Kuglaud, but 1
thought It a vulgar character, und 1
enn't li groaa, you know." Thla from
the woman whoao whole fame reatcd
change of feeling which haa como over
the Irish peasant townrd King IM
ward since the recent royal rlalt, np
peara In tho Hngllah press. Two In
don Journalists, on tbclr way from
Dublin to Cork, accosted n shaggy,
farmer-looking native at a Queen's
County station with the words: "Well,
I'at, what do you tblnk of tbo King
of England now" "King of England,
Is It)" replied the Irishman, and thero
stole over his faco nn Inlroltablo ex
pansion of drollery as he wont on In
ii stage whisper: ".Sure, a vie, ye'U
want a ylceroy oror ther. I'm think
In'. Himself an' herself nre not coin'
back to yez at all!" An old damo In
Qalwny who bad spoken with the
nc
was questioned as to what aho
thought of his majesty. She dellrered
herself of a long and enthusiastic eulo
gy, to tho effect that "Edward the
First of Ireland" wns "a grand man
entirely," closing with tho remark that
alio hnd "only wnn thrldlng fault to
II i let with him," and that wus that
"tbey keep tho poor man so long In
the riinynlx 1'ark beynnt that they
bare him tnlklti' with a strong Dublin
accent."
CORRECT BREATHING.
Ill Unlliiarj Life Few 1'enple llrcatha
aa Thar Hhoulil.
"Do you know how to breatho?"
naked n dyspeptic-looking man of hla
companion, whoso full, tlorld faco de
noted a Jolly nature. "In fact, I should
nak bow long It has been since you
drew your breath." The fat-faced man
moved ncrrously and cast a suspicious
glnnco at his friend. He wns about to
reply when he wns Interrupted again.
"Tbo truth Is you haven't breathed In
weeks, perhaps months, nnd I can
proTO It. Don't bo alarmed; I do not
Intend to hold an autopsy on you, nnd
tho coroner will not bo called In to
furnish orldenco of what I say.
llrcnthlng Is something that Tcry few
peoplo do. It Is not n universal habit.
Less than 5 per cent of peoplo breathe
as they should. Kven n larger per
cent of tomato plants or oak trees
breathe In the way that thoy should
than men. You may demonstrate this
fact to yourself. All that la necessary
Is to carry out a few slmplo sugges
tions which I will make, and consider
well the Indications which will bo pre
sented after you have made the ex
periment. Ilrenth Is llfo. The deli
cate organs and atlll more dollcato
muscles which nro Involved In breath
ing requlro action as much ns do the
bleeps or triceps, Lie on your back for
J thirty days nnd observo how weak
the muscles of the legs nnd body be
come. They would bo shrunken nnd
J flabby and entirely too weak to carry
your wolght. They would be Impover
, Ishcd. Tblnk not then, that tho more
delicate mid sensitive organs and
' muscles of the Inner man do not noed
1 exorcise. Tills Is given them by
breathing, Now, take a man who has
1 not exercised hla biceps or triceps for
several weeks and let him do so for
tho space of tbreo minutes. Then ob
serve how exhausted bo feels. It Is
because tbo muscles nro not used to
such violent action. In tho tamo way
"let a man start a violent respiratory
motion and continue It for three min
utes. You will see the most perfect
plcturo of that tired feeling that you
could Imagine. That will be proof
enough that the person -who Is thus
rendered tired Is not accustomed to
breathlfy. Th proof of the pudding
Is In the chewing of the bag, ns the
old saw anya. Just try this plan ourc.
llrinlho lu-nrlly mid deip for two inln
ulea on rising lu tho morning mnl sen
what n feeling of exhaustion will be
experienced. Then you will under
Nlnnil Hint very few peoplo breathe lis
they shoiilil, mid that much of sickness
Is due to thla fact. Catch your breath,
my friend, mnl you will profit by It.
You'll soon aduilt Hint tbere'a n great
deal In breathing," nnd Hie dyapeptlc
swallowed nil the ozone lie could Kiilp
down nt one time. New Orlenna
Times-Democrat.
HE WANTED TO KNOW,
The Chronic Hinokrr Kicked, and Than
fla Wus norrjr.
"Will you loll mo why It la Hint
women always crowd Into tho three
back seals of un open car?" asked tho
man with tho bono mllk-cnii charm
on his watch elinln. "Thero may b
scuts to bum In the rest of the car,
but they're gut to butt lu on the
smokers' seats und keep some poor suf
fering mini from his cigarette.
"If It wns an arrangement of the
street ear company's I could under
stand It. Take, a train of ears mid
you'll seo n crowd on tho rear pint
form of one smoking up If beat the
bund, nnd the fellows on the enr be
hind getting their second-hand whltTa,
but not daring to smoke themselves
because Its agsJnat tho rules. Then
on some lines you'ro got to go In front
to smoke. Oh, they're dandles!
"Hut when It comes to women get.
ting Into the smokers' seats there's no
exception. They'll take 'em for cliolco
erery time. They make men already
thero feel uncomfortable because they
know they ought to bo polite and stop
smoking, and Uien tbey keep tho nth
er smoknrs out. Maybo tbey do It ll
the Interest of reform. They must
know. There's some reason for It
They "
"Ileg pardon," sold tho conductor,
touching the man on tbo shoulder.
"You can't smoke In theso seats. Last
throo behind for smoking,"
Tho man started. "Eh?" ha aald.
"What! Wby-er blamed If that ain't
sol Woll, that's ono on me."
lie. was In a fourth seat. Chicago
News.
MaUlo'a Artistic llnnt.
Malzlo's father was a poet, her
mother a painter, and everybody said
that Malzlo waa euro to be a genius;
It was her fate by Inheritance. No
ono predicted the direction In which
alio would eventually turn, but when
sbo was 8 her Aunt Mirabel was sure
she would bo a great singer. What
her uncles thought Is of no Impor
tance. Tbey bad little or no Imagina
tion. About the time that her aunt bad
settled Malzle's career. Grandpapa
Wllklo said bo had hopes of the child.
"She'll turn out Juat llko anybody,"
be chuckled. "Seo If sbo don't."
It seemed, that first summer night
on the farm, as If grandpapa bad
struck the right note. There had been
a wonderful aunaet Malzle'a mother,
with half-shut eyes, bad compared It
to Clsude Lorraluo's paintings. Mal
zle's father bad looked lyrics, and the
lay membera of the family also ex
pressed tbelr delight In the scene.
Malzle looked depressed.
"Seo herl" whispered Aunt Mirabel.
"What exquisite feeling lu her faco!"
Malzle'a parents looked, but It was
tbo grandfather who spoko.
"What's wrong with you?" be naked.
"Nothing," pouted Malzle, "only ev
erybody's so taken up with tbo sun
set, and I wanted to seo the pigs
fed I"
Mount Cents Tunnel.
The gradients are very aeverc in the
Mont Cenls tunnel, and trains coming
from France, with an Incline of one
In forty against them for several miles
at a stretch, when followed by u cur
rent of air In the same direction, pro
duco what might almost be described
us an Inferno. For here, as In all
other steep tunnels, engines drawing
heavy loads steam along with their
regulutors wide open, emitting hugo
volumes of smoke nnd steam, and with
nn atmosphere of, say, 00 degrees Fah
renheit the discomfort ot tbo custodi
ans of tho tunnel may be Imagined far
better than It can be described.
At regular Intervals of a kilometer
In tho tunnel thero Is a refuge, or
"grnnde chamber," for tbo workmen.
This refugo Is supplied with compress
ed air, fresh water, a telephone In each
direction, a medicine chest, barometer
and thermometer. As It Is tbo practice
of these custodians to go In pairs, If
one man succumbs to the lack of oxy
gen or dense smoko his companion can
render assistance or telephone for fur
ther help. If a man can manage to
drag bis swooning comrado Inside one
ot these, chambers he has merely to
closo tho door, turn on the storo ot
compressed air, and wait either for the
tunnel to clear or for a locomotive to
como to their rescue. Strand Maga
zine. World's Output or Minerals.
Tbo total amount ot coal produced
In tho world In 1001 was 780.000.000
tons, of which the United States yield
ed rather moro and the -whole Ilrltlsh
Kniplro rather less than a third. Ger
many's output was almost one-ilfth.
Tho United States, the Urltlsb Empire
and Germany, taken together, pro
duced slx-sevenUis of the world's sup
ply. Ot the total output ot minerals
the Ilrltlsh Empire yielded about one
third of the coal, one-ninth of tho cop
per, one-half ot tho gold, one-eighth ot
tho Iron, one-fifth of the lead, one-sev-entlcth
of the petroleum, one-quarter
of the salt, one-ninth of the silver, ftro-
elghths of the tin, and ono-Mttleth of
tho zinc. Moro than 4,600,000 persons
aro engaged lu mines mid quarries the
wcrld over, One-flfth of them aro cm
ployed In the United Kingdom and one
third In the Ilrltlsh Empire.
Cast of Itoflutna; Copper,
Two students ot Oornoll University
have discovered that by using higher
temperature and electrical currents In
the rellnlng of copper tbo cost, which
Is now $5 a ton, can be reduced by
half. About $80,000,000 worth of cop
per Is refined lu this country annually,
and $12,000,000 worth of silver nnd
$4,000,000 worth ot gold are recovered
therefrom.
Some men brag about tbelr wire
as It they wanted to sell them.
ADMIRAL SCHLEY
Pe-ru-na Drug Co., Columbus, Ohio:
Gentlemen : "I can cheerfully say that Mrs. Schley has taken Pe-ru-na
and I believe with good effect." W. S. SCHLEY washinKton, d. c.
Amlrul Kclilcy, one of the foremost,
notable lierues of tbo Nineteenth Cen
tury. A linmo Hint atari terror in the
ln-nrt of every Ppanitipl. A man of
(lenity nerve, clenr bend, undaunted
courage nml prompt decision.
Approached by it friend recently,
bis opinion waa naked ns to tho cllii-acy
of IVruuii, tho national catarrh rem
edy. Without the nligbtest hesitation
be tl.'ive this rclniily bis endowment.
It nppcuri.il oi litter converaution that
HUNDREDS OF PIANOS RUINED.
Vlnod Catl.ad I.ee or 1200,000 In
Musical Xnatrurasata.
Mors than 600 pianos were totally
ruined In the recent floods In Kansas
City. The piano houses of the city are
busy tearing apart the water-soaked
Instruments, saving some of the bard
ware, and sending tbo polished wood
to tbo kindling heaps.
"There Is no salvage to a soaked pi
alio," aald a prominent piano man.
"When thoy get wet up to the keys
Ibey axe ruined."
The J. W. Jenkins Music Company
lost two carlonds of new pianos that
aad not been unloaded from the enra.
l'bey were soaked and rondersd useless
in the boxes In which tbey came from
tbo factory. Tben ttere ware approx
imately 860 rented pianos In the flood.
Theae are a total losa to the dealers
who had placed thorn In the various
homes.
A piano Is made up of very delicate
parts. Ono flno-looklng Instrument
which had apparently fared well In the
Immersion was all In pieces at tbs
workshop of tbo Jenkins Mualc Com
pany yeaterday. It did not look to be
a ruin, good only for tho scrap heap,
but that waa Its announced condition.
Tbo polish on tho outer surface was as
fine as ever. All the Interior mech
anism was lu apparently good shape.
Hut there were faintly perceptible
warplngs and a trace of ruat on the
metal. The keys bad become swollen
and warptd until they were Immor-,
able. I
It Is the Intention of tbe companies ,
who bare damaged pianos to make
somo experiments with the better ones
In an effort to find out whether It be!
possible to rejuvenate tbe Instruments.
Hut every piano bouse In tbe city has
announced that It will never sond out'
for sale or hire any of the Instruments '
that bare been flooded.
Tbe collection ot damaged pianos In
tbo Kansas City warehousea embraces
Instruments from tbe aristocratic $1.
500 symphony In mahogany to the 1
bumble $160 kind til Imitation of some
thing which It Is not. And tbey are
all valueless. The salvage Is not worth
mora than tbe cost of taking the Instru
ment to pieces.
"The hardware In them," said one of
the men at work wrecking pianos In
tbe wnrerooms of F. G, Smith, "Is all
that can be saved. It la worth about
00 cents lu each Instrument."
Tbe value of pianos destroyed In the
Kansas City flood exceeds $200,000.
Kansas City Journal.
Ills Solitary Satisfaction.
"Docs Jatrlye chow gum habitual
ly?" "No. Wb)7"
"1 never see him that his Jaw isn't
wagging."
"Ob, that's because be delights In
saying to himaelf the things he would
say to his wile If ho dnrod." Harper's
Batar.
Romantic.
"Their engagement was ratter ro
mantic, was it not?"
"Yes. rather. Thoy went In bath
inz got beyond their depth anil were
:omp otely carried away with each
lthor." Puck.
FLECTION
The mirror never flatters: it tells
PISAGRE
truth, no matter how much it may hurt the
oride or how liutuiliatinrr and disagreeable
the reflections. A red, rough skin is
bcautv. and blackheads, blotches and
are ruinous to the complexion, and no wonder such
desperate efforts are made to hide these blemishes, and
cover over the defects, nnd some never stop to consider
the datiffer in skin foods, face lotions, soaps, saUes
and powders, but apply theiu vigorously and often with
nut ree-ard to conscaucnces. and many complexions
are mined by the chemicals and poisons contained in these cosmetics.
Skin diseases are due to internal causes, to humors and poisons in the
blood, and to attempt a cure by exter
nal treatment is nn endless, hopeleS3
task. Some simple wash or ointment
. . . t -i. ! i
13 ouen nenenctat wucn iue sa.iu is
much inflamed or itches, but you can't
depend upon local remedies for perma
nent relict, lortne dioou is continually
throwing off impuritie which irritate
and clog the glands and pores of
the skin, and ns long as the blood re
mains unhealthy, just so long will the
eruptions last. To effectually nud per
manently cure skin troubles the blood
must be purified and the system
thoroughly cleansed and built up, and
S. S. S.. the well known blood purifier
and tonic, is acknowledged superior to
all other remedies for this purpose. It
is the only guaranteed strictly vegeta
ble blood remedy. It never deranges
a.,at.t, tr tmnntra the- dip-esttmt
like Potash nnd Arsenic and drugs of this character, but aids in the digestion
and assimilation of food and improves the appetite. Being a blood purifier
Tf vnn have nnv akin trouble send
Diseases." No cliarnc for medical advice. Write us about your case.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CUU
ENDORSES PERUNA.
I'cnma lias Ix-en nw! In bis family,
Wliern it la a favorite remedy.
Hucb endowment" aervo to indicate
Hie wonderful Hold that l'ertina baa
Ukiii tlm minds of the American peo
ple. It fa nut of tho rpieatioti that o
grent nnd famous it man as Admiral
Kchloy could bnvo any other reason for
giving bin endorsement to I'reunn than
hia jmeitivo conviction that the remedy
is nil Hint he pays it is.
Tho fact is I'crunn has overcome all
Origin of Ox-Tall Soup.
Ox-tall soup, now regarded ai a na
tional Kngliah dish, waa first made by
tho very poor ot Huguenot refugees
from Franco, after the revocation of
tbo edict of Nantes, because ox tails
then had no market value.
frriTC of Ohio, citv or TotiW), i
I.CCASCot'NTr. I
Fsikk J. ( iiisir ratkesosth thit he Is the
senior farter ol the firm of Y. J. chixey Si Co.,
doing business In the city ot TolMo, Comity
and Male sloresslil, and that ssld firm will par
the sum 01 ONK lll'S DUKl) IMJM.AKH for ern
and every cm of Cat.rrn that cannot be cured
Ly tba use of Hill's L'itiksii Ccac.
MtA.NK J. CIIESKY
flworn to before me and subscribed In rav
presence, this ttb dar of lieeember, A. D. IW
A. W. OI.KASON,
Hotary IubUc
Hall's Catarrh rare Is taien Internally and acts
dlrectlr on the blond and mucous surfaces of
the srsiem. Hend for testimonials, free.
F. 1. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, O.
Bold br druigiita, 71c.
Hall's ramllT Mils are the best.
Something Amusing.
"You muttn't cough so much, WIN
Me," his mother said.
"I can't help It, mamma," replltd
the lltt e boy with the long, golden
curls. "Something amu es me in my
throat." Chicago Tribune.
Ifablta or the Tailor Illrd.
This wonderful bird lives In India.
It has a beak shaped very much llko
a shoemaker's awl. Tho little bird,
which la yellow In color and only three
Inches long, says the Philadelphia
Ledger, derlvea Its name from the way
In which It makes Its nest It se
lects a large leaf, banging from th
end of a twig; tben It pierces a num
ber of boles along the edge of It wltb
Its awl-Uke bonk, and tben gets Ibe
long fibers of plants, which make ex
cellent thread, and carefully sews tbe
edges together like a purse or a bag.
using Its bill for a needle to carry tbe
thread through. The ends ot the
thread are knotted, to prevent them
from slipping through tho leaf. Tbo
stalk end of tbe leaf Is bent and
crushed so as to form a hood orer tbe
opening of tbe nest, protecting It from
suu and rain.
When the leaf la' not large enough
to make tbe neat, this bright little bird
gets another leaf, pierces It with boles
and pieces tbe two leaves together
The Interior of tbe nest Is lined with
cotton and silky grass, making n very
snug and comfortable borne for the
little birds. The bird nud Its neat full
af eggs nro so very light Hint tbey can
bu suspended from tbe cud of a sleu
der twig.
Only One Welllncton.
That was a graceful compliment
which was paid to the Duke of Wel
lington by Queen Victoria. Not every
one recalls tbe fact that a certain style
of high boots, not commonly worn now
adays, bore the name of Wellington.
When tbe duke was prime minister
he once visited Windsor Castle to cou
suit with the queen on an Important
state matter. The day was damp, fol
lowing a heavy rnln, nnd ns the duke
left tbe castle her majesty remnrked,
"I hope your grace Is well shod?"
"Oh," snld tho duke, "1 have on u
pair of Wellington's, and am proof
agnlnst dntnpness."
The queen retorted, "Your grace
must be mlstnkrn. There could noi
be n pair of Wellingtons."
fatal to
pimples
Oartarsvllla, da., R. It. No. 3.
I Buffered for a number of years
with a aevare Nettlo-raah.
About twelvs yaara atro I started
ualnr 0. B 8., and attar taking three
bottles I felt myself cured and haTa
alnca taken a bottle occasionally,
and had little or no trouble alonar
that Una. My g-ansral health haa
bean batter alnco. I recommend
B. S. U. aa a rood blood medicine and
all round tonto, Youra truly,
Mra. M, I. riTTAED.
Boms two years aro I suffered a
ffn.t rtA&l. cbuibiI on account of bad
blood. Umall raab. or pimples broka
out over say body and kept getting;
woris dav br dav for over a year.
Seeing- B. B. B. advsrttaad In the pa
para and haying- hoard alao tt had
curod several people In this city,
eonoluded to glva It a fair trial.
After using-tha medlclno for soma
time, taking- tn all six bottles, I was
entirely oured.
10S0 Clay btreet, Taducah, Ky.
EABLETSH
ana tontc commnca, iue uumors auu poi
sons are counteracted and the blood made
rich nnd pure, and at the same time the
general health nnd system is rapidly built
up and good liealth is established, and
this, after nil, is the secret of a smooth,
enft skin and beautiful comolcxlon.
for our free book, "The Skin and Itt
orinoeilinn and hns won Its wnv to tho
hearts of the (icnplo. Tlm natural tim
idity which wi many people bnvo felt
alxnt giving endorsements to any rem
edy is giving way. (Inttltinle nml it
desire, to help others baa inspired thous
ands of peoplo to give public testimon
ials for lVriina who heretofore would
not have consented to such publicity.
Never before in the annnla of medi
cine lias it happened that so many men
of national and international reputation
Klgtd Etiquette for Women.
In northern India It is (till consid
ered not genteel for a woman, even
when veiled from head' to foot, to walk
on a railway platform to get Into the
cars. She lias to be carried In a closed
palanquin right up to the window of
her compartment.
stothers win And Mrs. Wlnslow's RootMna
eyrup the Ust remedy to uia tor tbelr children
tba teething season.
The Retort Courteous.
Snapp He's got a scheme for mak
ing money that seems to bo all right
in theory.
Skrapp Huh! all men with theories
are fools.
finapp Indeed. That's your theory,
is it? Philadelphia Public Ledger.
c
rossr
Poor man! He can't help k.
He gets bilious. He needs a
food liver pill Ayer's Pills,
'hey act directly on the liver,
cure biliousness.
Want your moustache or beard
abeautlfulbrownorrlcbblack? Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
rim en ossscq.inT.oa a r n.mco,smrrt a a
"AlLMfAlL IN A DRY TIME
THE5M Of THE FISH NEVER FAILS
IN A WET TIME.
Remember thij rvhenBU buy Wet
Weather Clothing onJ look for the
name TOWIR on the buttons.
ThU iin and this name have itood
for the BEST durind sixty-seven
.years of Increasintf sales.
If .your dealer will net supyou write for
free catatejue of black or yellow water
proof oiled coats, slickers, suits, hats, and
horse ooods for all kinds of wet work.
A.J.TOWtR CO, THE flWERx
sorroN.nu.s.j.A. .SIGN tLAftii
TOaONTO. CAN. HJIOSO,
"laurrarad Ilia tort urea of the damnad
srttll prnlrudlcff ptlea brought on by constipa
tion with viblcti I waa anllcled for twenty
years I ran across your CASCAKKTS In tna
town of Newell. Ia.. and caver found anytblDir
to equal them. To-4ay I am entirely tree from
piles and feel like a new man." i
C il.KttTZ.tttl Jonea St., Sioux City, Is.
Pleasant, Palatable. 1'otent. Taste Oood. Do
Qooa, Nsrsr Slcseo. Weaken, or Grlpa.10c.Sc.S0o.
... CURE CONSTIPATION.
Mn.Tft.RAP Sold anil riisrsnleeS by alldrar
nw-iM-Hnv
I alslato C V HE Tobacco llablk
W. L. DOUGLAS
s3.&'3SHOESS
You can save from 93 to $5 yearly by
wearing W. L. Douglas $3.20 or $3 shoes.
They equal tliosa
that have been cost
ing vnu from St.OO
to $3.00. The im
inenw sale of W. L.
Douglas shoes proves
their superiority over
all other makes.
Sold by retail shoe
dealers everywhere.
Look for name and
price on bottom.
That Doastss um Tor
onsl'olt proles there Is
talis In Uoualss khors.
(oroua Is the hlshsnt
grade t'sl.Leathtr usde.
t'al t'ttlar k vfttti utfti.
Our 14 Otlt Edat Lint cannot bi tauailri at anu one.
shoes bj wall, ti rents sslra. Illnitrated
Catalog frse. W. L. UOlULls, Urockton, Sua-
VETCH
SEEDS
Mann, the
CANDY
m fkjjvy cathartic j&
SaSfc T0l suss aioiansto
Send for Special Circular rtland, - - - orgqon
MIOICAISlJ SKATTLI3 I30IS13 SAUI3M MUDPORD
PAINLESS
Teeth Extracted Absolutely
Without Pain and all kinds of
Dentsl Work Done by Wise
Brothers, the Painless Dentists.
Open ereninfi tills,
BunBsys trom 9 to li
UK. W, A. tm
WISE BROS., Dentists
hnve lieen willing to give uniimllfleit
nnd public enilor!iiieiit to n proprie
tary ren edy. No amount ot mlvertla
ing could have accomplished itieb n re
sult, l'erunn lias won on Its own
merits. l'erunn cures catarrh of what
ever plniKi or Incut ion in the hutnnil
lo ly. This ia why it receives ho many
notable and unupic endorsements.
Address Tho l'erunn Drug M't'g Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, for free literature on
catarrh.
mm
cmis ati att itsi rails. .
it iMMgn syrup, l um Monti, uaa
in lima, noifl nr dntajdnts
Where We All Quail.
"Colonel," naked tho beautiful grass
widow, "bavo yon ever really known
what It was to bo frlghtored?" "I
should say I have," repllo I tbo gal
lant warrior. "At tbo dentist's ollico
the other day I could actually feol the
blood congealing In my veins when ho
came at me with his buzz saw."
rTQ rsrmanantljr I orwl. ISnfltsornsmrssnsfla
ll I U after nrtdar'suuri)r Kltm-'sOri'atflsrva
Itsttorrr Hn! far rrrH'.t trlalhnlUpaTHtlrratU
Ur. K. II. Kllaf, I.l! .SSI An b nt , I'tiltadrlplila, l'k
Battle ot Lexicon.
Bruiser heard you were laying for
Snoozer to make him fight. Hid you
succeed?
Droncubutter No. I called him
everything I cou.'d lay my tongue to,
but theie was no fight in him. Boston
Transcript.
T. V- . . 1 - 1 1 ( l.t 4
l ui 1.UUKI13111111 rum, ,iwid ! ii"
medicine than Piso's Cure for Consump
tion. Price 29 cents.
Largest Boy In the World.
In a certain Paris establishment the
largest boy in the world is exhibited.
, His name is Anton Mochty. Ho
weighs 160 pounds and is 10 years old.
His breast ineasnres 4o inches from
armpit to armpit, and bis head is 22
inches in diamt ter. Naturo gave An
ton six toes on eaib foot and six fingers
on each band. In his village thoy call
him the "rubber ball," on account ot
the rotundity of his features.
Stlclcncy Ontiollno IS njlno
Fifty dollars can be saveil by buying
the nlwve. Will run cheaper, chopping
15 to 20 lmbels per hour, wood saw, well
drilling machinery, pumps etc. Writo
for catalogue. RHERSON MACHINERY CO,
Foot of Morrison Street, PcrtbnJ, Orcfon.
For Sale or Exchange.
Two ICO Acre Tracts nnd two 120 Acre
Tracts of unimproved prairie land in
Nebraska, clear title; will grow corn,
oats, wheat, rye, alfalfa. Will exchange
any or all for small Faw mill, shingle
lill. timber or ranch property In Wash
ington, or Oregon. A.
B. NKWELL,
Box 818, Seattle, Wash-
OnECOM PORTLAND
ST. HELEN'S HALL
Has a Xonnal Klmleraartcn Training;
flass In connection with Its Academic
department separate- residence Two
Sear course Model Kindergarten Morl
cs prai lice nora For details address
ELEANOR TEBBIiTTS, Principal
P. N. U.
No 42-100).
WHEN writing- to advertisers pleasa I
mention this paper. I
j nfPnill'i'iest In tho world, Sit
F H Hi III right down and write H
UIILUUII for beautiful illustrated 1
1 nnnrn specialcntnlogueonrose
r II ' bushes. Hoffman Bros. 7J I
U 0 L U Gltun St.. FortUnd. Ortgoo.
1 TOBACCO USING.
WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
H Fb-it asJ Hontronxrv PorllMnd, Or
I Tilrshoac. Mala 3M.
ALSO ALL. KINDS OF
GRASS AND CLOVER SEED
Send for Autumn Catalog Free.
Seedman, 'mt' Portland, Or.
Sanders Disk Plow
Simplest am! moat perfect made. Before you
glreyonr oriler for a Disk J'low be lure to e
amine tho Banderi. Foriale by the old tell
able houso of
Mitchell, Lewis SStaver Co.,
EXTRACTING
uu. t. if wtsa
Or. Main 2020. ,
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