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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1904)
Spring Humors Coiiio (n moil iroilo niiil cnliso runny troubles, pimples, bolls rtii J olhor eruptions, Im'kIiIch burn of iippclllo, (hill 1 1 1 oil fuelling, ills of biliousness, lutlkfimllim mill bciuliicho. Tim hikiiii'I' oun i;iiU it il of tlinm tlio bullcr, mill 1 1 m wii)' tii ,'i'l rlil ii f 1 1 if ' tn mill Id ImiIIiI up llio system Unit liui stiffurcd from llieni lit to tnko Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills KormltiK In comblimllmi llio Bpilnjf Modlelno jmr exrrllrnre, of uiit-iiiiillnl tri'li(lh In piirltvlnx Hiii blond ai ibown liy iint'ipiulluil, rudlcul and per- IIIIUH'Ilt out on of Scrofula Unit Rheum Ocnlil Hnntf' llolli, Plmploa All Kinds of Humor Paorlnila Blood Poisoning nhoumntlem Cotnrrh Dynpopsln, Kto Accept no siihatltuto, tint bo uio to gel Hood's, uud yvl It lodujr, Noiiioililiirr AliiMit (tauitla. TIlm Slier, rniiiil I usually iniinldcrril tho imml liiipiirliint I'xiiinplii of nlilp cmniiIh, lliontili tin) liilinlirr of vessels PiIahIiii: lliriii.li It niuiiiiilly docs not V(linl Unit pnhMlliK (linillKll tint rilllillH CoiiiiertliiK l.nko Nupcrlor Willi tint clitiln of ttnuit lukc-H nt llio south. In lelli.th, however, It oxreeds nny of llio oIIiit ureal nlilp ciuimIb, Itn totnl tCliKtli In'liiK IK) inlU'H, of which nliout two-thirds In throUKli shallow hikes, nyn Harper's Weekly. Tim rnniil i-(iiiiici-llij tlio liny of UroiiHtnitt Willi Ht. lVlurnliiirK I" n work of ureal slrnlcjjlc nml eominer dill Importance to Itiixnla. Tha canal nlnl hi I link roil mo In tlio liny nro about 111 miles lanir. tha cnnnl proper liclnu nliout id x miles nml tho liny Clinnni'l nliout 10 miles, nml they to Ketlirr extend from Cronstndt, on tho (llllf of .Inland, to Ht. I'otershun:. 'J'ho next of the cront ship c-iinnli conni-rtliiK lioiltcM of milt wnler In tho order of (Into of construction Id thii Corinth ennui, which connects tlio (lulf of Corinth with tho (iulf of AckIiiii. 'J'lio rnnnl reduces tlio distance from Adriatic ports nliout 175 inllen, nml from Mrdltrrrniienii ports nboiit 100 inllen. Its length ! about four miles. This Is Miraculous. Mnnlinttnu, Kansas, March II. Olio of tho Ktmnent rases tlmt linn over been beard ol In Ililoy eonnty Is that of tlio three your old daughter of Mr. Jonnn Ilruhukcr of this place. Ripiiii'tline ago tho littlo ;lrl took whooping rough, wlilrli was followed by pneumonia Wlirn tho pneiimoniti left tier, sbe wns taken down with mu lnrlit fever with nt times symptoms ol Bplnnl Meningitis. Tlio fnmlly.diHtor brotiKbt bor safely through there troubles, but niter tho fever llrlglil's Direit'o set in, nnd tho doctors ave her up. Her dither IcIIb tho rest of tbu story: "Wo liegnn tn give her Dodd's Kid ney Pills nnd nit r she hnd tnken nbout three mid II hnlf boxes, shu was entire ly cured. Now she Is well as nny child, run-iin? nml plnlnn ni II nolhlng hnd ever I eon tho mutter. Ibo dot tors enld tdio wns beyond tho reneli of medi cine. IWd's Kidney Pills certainly snvi'd our littlo girl's lift, when she wns so fur into tho chronic stngo of llrlght's HiM'iiM) that wo thought noth ing could envo her." Old Mnrrliun Ccrtiritmtca. Theorists nro to bo found nil over tho world who ndvocnto Hint no innii or womnn shnll bo nllowed to marry who tins not n certlllcnlo of freedom from trnustnlsslblo dlsense. Not even tho most extreme, bowever, would Eii so fur ns n I'russlnn olllclnl In tho town of llnppln, ono of wlino dutliM Is to Inspect butchers' men I nnd another to plnco tho olllclnl seal on lunrrlngo certiorates. Tho llerlln Lokalnnzelger stales Hint on ono occasion ho used tho wrong stamp nml Instead of scaling tho 1 1 ii 1 1 1 In 1 contract ho certllled that (ho bnppy pnlr wero freo from trichino sis, Tlio absurd mlstnko wns not (Un covered until soma days lind elapsed, with tho result Hint tho high court of llerlln has bud to bo tet In motion to rectify tho error. Tlio lliitcrprlslnjt Drummer. Shopkeeper (whoso putlenco Is com pletely exhausted) .Snippers, call tho porter to kick this fellow out. Importumito conuncrchil traveler (umlnutiled) Now, whllo we're wait ing for Hie porter I'll show you an en tirely new line liest thing you ever laid eyes on.-- (ilnsgow livening Times. EEDtTOTATOESl 7k r.frrfr mi cue l CB M FOR SALE .CH E ARJ larttit tttJpoUta grck'tri in tht kvrUt J tenant iwcki Trrtundout yleiaa. i'rum 400 la 1000 buibel r tu-r. FOR tO CENTS and lliU notlco wa Mnd you loU of frm Til tAinpiri ana tag rauiogu. ituiof llalnutTnlnte,Hpltf, l'fwot. Atria liana luriejr, juacaroni wittai, jironiui, ICarlleet Uau via. bDilforaaintotlajr, W. L. DOUGLAS 3.S&3 SHOES UNIC SIAl V. Ii. llouulns shoes biivo by lliolr oieolleut stylo, eiiHy-IUtlllK, il 1 superior weiirlnrr iiulltliH, nolilwved tlio birKest snto of any slioua In tlio world. Tlioy nro lust n good ns thosn that rent you SI to J3 tho only dldoronco is tho prlco, Sold Evtryuhtrt, Ixik for imtno nml prlco on bottom. tl......t inB HiirdlllL Collsklil.wliliilllsavnrjiwliero rnnrnlrtl I" lintlia lllll'Nt I'llltilll j.rinni-r J"' l' """'' fml Color f !! mid. hhoralif ni.ll.iBr.aitr. Wrltfur UHIoir, W.L.lloujt.i, Urocklos, Hut CURII WHIRI ALL ILII IAIl. Uut Ouuttn Dfruu. TaiW uood. Ui In tlma. Hold by druvnUU. Lkl QUYED FITZ TOJHIO OOfUlOW. I'liallUt's lfnsicltiil llcKiiiiialrutlnii of Ills llltllna I'imir, Hub l''ltr.sliuiiious gave nil unexpect ed demonstration of his physical might tho other day In u downtown sporting goods limine. The big lighter drops lulo this vslnbllshmeul frequently and edl lies tho clinks nml whatever euslomers may be nliout by his skill at drumming tho punching bug. Ifo rnrely falls to perform his old trick of knocking Hie ling luso from Us bearings, nnd on I his oeenslon, after n hard blow bad lorn tlio hag loose from tho siring Hint held II, ono of tho olllcers of tho concern who was Inking on and who knows 1'TU well, remarked lo the pugilist: "Oh, I don't think much of Hint stunt, Kltx; Hint pleeo of ropo was nn old ouo and It wouldn't lake much of a blow In brink It. It took you boiiio time lo get Hint ling loose, and my opinion Is you nro getting lo bo a hack number. If you couldn't hind on Cor lu'tt any harder than that he'd trim you In jig time." IT), didn't sny anything In regard lo the guying, but Hie mention of 'i bell's name made bis face take on n more determined expression, "Then," snld the business mini In telling of tho Incident, "I got a lira ml new piece of stout Midi cord, nearly thick enough (o lift a horso find rigged up (ho punching bag with this cord. 'Now,' I snld to Kltx, 'there Is snmo lldng you could not knock looso In a hundred years.' ITU Ininmcd away ut tho bng viciously foru while, but didn't knock it loose. I stood there guying him some more, telling htm how he'd gono buck nnd nil Hint, and then I wnlkeil uwny nliout twenty feet. "I turned around In see how ITU was getting along, nml ns I did so I saw tils arm shoot through tho air so fast It wns only a blur In tho nlr, nnd tlio next thing I know the bng was shooting through spnro llko n bullet. "It wns coming straight for me, loo, nnd nt such speed Hint I didn't hnvo Umo to dodge It. It cleared nn Inter vening show ease, nml tho next lustnnt I wns wondering whether 1 wns In tho ring or In tho hospital. The llylug ball caught mo squarely over tlio eye, nnd I surely thought I would have to take tho count. The blow dated me for a moment nml nearly put me out. "1 guess I wns tho ouo Hint was be ing guyed nil tho time, but In any event between tho kick of n mule nnd n man who can drive n punching bag twenty feet through tho nlr nnd hanl enough lo. almost knock you down, Hie mule for 'mine. I don't think lTtz Is Unite n candidate yet for the home for supcninuunted old men." Now York Bun. Trees In China. Tree planting In Northern China Is being strenuously enjoined by Hie au thorities, not only ns a produetlto in dustry for tho people, but alike ns a means of strengthening the river em baiikineiils against Hoods and of Vbi'ek Ing drought. Of lute years trees huto been cut down wholesulo for agricul tural purposes, while the peasants do not tnko the trouble to plant fresh ones, been ile Hie soil Is so loose Hint they must dig down very deep for n satisfactory foothold. So vast truets of fertile land nro left barren, while In tho northern provinces especially tho I nil ii x of sand carried by high winds from tho Mongolian distort threatens to till up the unoccupied ground. Ko In the Important Province of Chill, which contains the capital, Peking. Is n government proclamation notify ing tho "eight directions for treo plan tation" must minute Instructions ns to tho kind of trees required, the depth they should bo planted and the fertilizers to bo used nnd the "ten bencllts to bo derived from the snme," such, among others, as tho sale of tim ber and fruit, tho benellclal Influence of trees In attracting rain, preserving tho Just equilibrium of wind lullueuces, nnd purifying the atmosphere, while "travelers and families will llnd shade and rest under tho branches." n poetic truth for conclusion. (,'oiilen Penny. Now Typo or Knsluo. Prom (lerniany comes nows of n loconioUvo worked by stenm nnd yet Independent of Ilro of Its own. Tho englno has Just been completed at tho Hohonzolloni works at Dussehlorf and Is of n typo designed for shunting In cxploslvo factories. Instead of carry ing tiro In Its own boiler It Is filled with steam from stationary boilers, nnd when so charged Is capnblo of sev eral hours' work. Tho llrst warming up occupies half nn hour, nnd subse quent recharging can bo done In n quarter of an hour. Tho apparatus Is so simple that nn unskilled workman Is nolo to look after It. Tho absence of llro In n placo where dynamlto or gun powder Is being bandied Is tho reason for tho Invention of this typo of en- Kluo. j Tho euro of Umlirollus. Moro umbrellas are spoiled through careless treatment than wenr out from actual hard work. Ono great mlstnko that many people make Is to leave an umbrella standing on Its point to dry after It has been used In tho rain. This Is most harmful, ns nil tho wnter trickles down nml settles In tho folds at tho narrow end of tho silk, ami this not only causes tho silk to rot, but tho vvlro framo to grow rusty. Tho right way to treat n wot umbrella when brought Into tho house Is to open It wide and, wipe It ns dry as possible, then half close It and leave It standing on its handla to drain. AVet umbrellas should never bo put near n tiro: this also Is likely to cnuso tho silk to split. Kqmil to tha Kuierjsencr. Tho old sexton approached tho pul pit. "Parson," ho exclaimed In a hoarse whisper, "tho church Is on Uru!" "All right, John, don't get excited," rejoined tho good man as ho slopped abruptly In tho middle of bis sermon. "You uiss down ono nlslo whllo I go down tho other nnd vvo'll quietly wako up tho congregation." Aiiawared. "When does n girl reach tho Tunr ilageablo ago?" "When her father's purso has reach ed tho innrrhigeablo size." Detroit 1'ree Press. , When n lenp-yeur girl proposes It's up to tho young man to lose bis sclf-poaat'Bsloii. fm 'ovii-i '- igj Miss Whittakcr,a prominent clubwoman of Savannah, Ga., tells how she was entirely cured of ovarian troubles by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, " Dkaii Mits. PiNiiiiASf : I heartily recommend I.Jillit 12. I i Ilk till Ill's) Vegetable CoinpniMul ns n Uterine Tonic and Regulator. I suffered for four yeurs with irregularities nnd Uterine troubles. No ono but those who bavo exK-rienced this dreadful ngony can form nny idea of the physical and mental misery those, endure who are thus nfllictcd. Your A'et,'etllliIo Colll pollllll cured mo within three months. I was fully restored to health nnd strength, nnd now my periods nro regular nnd painless. What a blessing It is to lie nblo to obtain such n remedy when mi mnnv doctors, fail to help you. Iijillu II. I'IiiIcIiiiiii'h VckoIiiIiIo. Cniiipiiunil fs butter than any doctor or medicine I ever had. Very trulyyours, Miss V.iSY WlIIlTAKEIt, COl 3'Jth St., W. Savannah, (in." No physician In (he world Iiiin hsul such n (rnlnlnp; or such an amount of Information at bund to assist in tin; treatment of nil kinds of female Ills an .Mrs. I'iiikhaiu. In hcrolllec at Lynn, lass., she Is able to do more for the alllni.' vt omen ol' America than tho family physician. ny woman, therefore. Is responsible for her own trouble who will not tube the pains to write to Mrs. I'liikhain for advice. Her address) i.s Lynn, Mass., and her mlv ice is freo. A letter from another woman showing what was accomplished in her case by tiic use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Tho testimonials which wo CTateful women prove beyond a doubt tho power of Lydia K.l'lnli liam'tf Vegetable Compound to conquer female diseases. $5000 FORFEIT II cannot forthwith pro-lure tha origin! lettrn and ilgnatarai of aUivs UMlluioalall, vhica will prure tlirlr ntwUula r-nu!riemf. Lj ill V, riukhalu M eJ. Co toxiu. May, Why It railed lo Ajipenr. Scribbles I sent n pwm to a daily paper luxt neck, but fur soma reason it Las fiiile,! to nionr. Criiieus Hni jou uiclomi a stamp? Scribbles No. t'rllleus Well, Hint accounts for It. Had you done m it Mould no doubt havo appeared in jour mail tlio next morning. Mothers will And Mrs. Winiloiva's Soothing Syrup tho kciiroxii'ily to motor their children luring tbo toothing period.. Hadn't llcnnl or It. .Mr. Clifton Do you think tho North Polo will ever bo found, .Mits Lakeside) Miss Lnke&ide Why, I didn't know it was lost. I'iso s Cure fs a remedy for coughs, colds and consumption. Try it. l'rlco 'Jo cents, at druggists Never lleon I'mcllucd On. "I wonder why it Is they always call the doctor's business a practice?" "Ha! I ace what It is! You've uevcr been under one!" Kachnnge. Tcoalnte and Pillion Dollar Qrass. The two greftlriit fotbler plants on rarth, ono f:ewl for 14 teim hay nnd the other so, tonsgreen ntliler -r acre orewa ever) whore, ao dues Vli-torta Itapo, yielding- Gc.oiil lha. itu-ep and wlno IihmI vr Here Jl'MT KM lee IN STAMI'M TO TUB John A t-alier Kod Co . l.a Crono, W lit , and recclio In return their lilgi-atalog aud lota ol (arm aced eauiplea IP. C 1, Not Natural, "I supposo the prisoner refused to talk referred ou to Ids lawyer, eh?" "Oh, no; tlio prisoner Is a wownu." Clucimiatl Times-Star. Tbere Is a way of trilling that costs a heap of money. Neglect Lumbago and Sciatica and It may put you on crutches, with loss ol time and money. Sto Jacobs Oil will euro surely, promptly. Price, 25c. and 50c. p , '1 Iml'mho motto you nhouM iut lu uur hai. Hint Behnke Walker 2 k -r alwft)sronteniber It. You can micccod beat In biul 4 L 0 lien. Woi'ducato you praclli ally lor Im.lnoa anil BUSltlBSS GoltCt D 1 I - nn-Ut ou to h well payliiu ponllloii when inliiH)telil "l"""JJ ""'t' V ennnccn Write (or ciiiuIoruo today wlillo you thin, of Ii 4 L oUlllttll , fj nj fj 1 I'orlland Uregon l'UHlXAND Hl'tKli CO,, 1 13 " DfAn Mits Pinkiiam- lam so cratcful to you for the help I.ydia V.. IMnltlmlll'S Vegetable Compound has given me that I di m it but n. Kiniill return to write you an expression of my experience. " Many years suffering with weakness, inflammation, and a broken down system, made me more anxious to die than live, but Ljdla K. I'inkhani's Vegetable Com pound i restored my lost strength. Taking the medicine only two weeks pro duced a radical change, and two months re stored me to perfect health. I am now a elinngtti woman, and my friends wonder at the change, it is bo marvellous. Sincerely vours. Miss Mattib He.miv, 429 Green St., Danville, Va." nre constantly ntihllshincr from That Iiangtingo of Ours. "Oh. don't worry about such trifles," said the girl. "JuM keep a still upper lip aud everything v, ill come out all right." "Hut." protested the other maid, "It Is a physical iinposMiohty for mo to maintain a supenur hihi.d rigidity." Perrin's Pile Specific The INTERNAL REMEDY No Caso Exists it Will Not Cure WET WEATiiER COMFORT There it ho aatisfaction keener than being dry and comfortable when out in the hardest storm. YOU ABE SURE OF TIi!5 IP YOU YEAB it OWERc WATERPROOF 1LED CLOTH1N MADE IN BLACK OR tCLiOW ND BACKtD BY OUR GUAUAKTE1 a i iiiimu in fttnu'N un lunist MN.W1 i il'tlTI D lOiKiMOm, AdK YOUR PftALBR. If hi Hill nut mjpoIt toil gaaflmifii i rresrari ii matt P. N. U. So. 12- I VIM. 1-l7Ili;N writ! rip to IT niftullttu Uli 1 3 attTortltorspleui lt aOjk 9 4 IT DDI ICCI A M KI1U I.lcoonVoultry. Von frCUaOIAIV ,,nt Hie perilua, the Ot? Ifll I ITD tiliuea kill the lire. Ili'lia a-lVC IXlUUEirt rnunut feed llt-o unit feed you. rrloc,OOo anil 81.00 ui-uu, ttiildliyiliulera. rilUaSIaN UKMKPY CO ,Bt Paul, Minn. Ot-utkm.n 1 am a lirrtnl.r or Hi-itt elm Pll 1 no Wjandott... 1 won a can or your ritU(8l AN LIQU IH LICE KILl.hU m a ;i;i-i prrmlum at the bt Paul Poultry Bliow ol I WW, am find It I" ail right There aro ngveral here ihttH.ntari-llaMe Ui'e killer and your. L all right WSI H aWaniinitT, W ayaala, Minn. J II maLONI. of Adel, Uo . .ai. the I'llUHSIAN 1.1CG KlLLaUt la jut Ihelhlngrer Uceoit lotf, anil u worth llretlnieIUco.k l'ortlnud, Or.. Com I Atellt. t Woman of 3IoterHta Ineoms Hny Too ftlnrix nnd Ton ICiienalT Clotlita. I.ndy Jeunc, In writing on dress al Ipwanccs for girls, notes tho fact that onu reason why upper-class English women do not look smarter than they do Is that they will buy too ninny 'lothcs. They commit tho mlstnko of buying much that Is unnecessary and that they never wear, because they boo It nnd It Is chen p. "All Englishwomen," she goes on, "hnvn loo innny clothes In fact, too much of everything nnd tho conso lueneo Is that their things nre old fashioned and iinwenrnblo long before they are worn out. Trench women Inne very few gowns, they hnvo Just what they wnnt and wenr them out. n i:ngllhwomnn loves her old clothes nnd wenrs lliern n little, then puts them nwny, nnd when she finds they nre old-fashioned she has them done 1 nil nnd remodeled, livllevlng that "he l practicing great economy, whereas I It would be far better and cheaper to give them nway. Hhe clings to her old gowns, Jackets, hats, Iniots and shoe! , with a sort of romantic tenacity." ' The same may bo said of many American glrlB and women, and It of- . fers ono good reason for not buying , the very best materials I.i everything, as one Is often recommended to do. 'Jheio arc many trilling accessories of dress which aro nice only so long as they are fresh nnd bit the fancy of the hour. Then why sink much money In them? The same Is true of the tai lored suit "It Is commonly supposed that a good tailor gown Is a thing that a woman of limited means can safely Invest her money In, with confidence that she will get every dollar's worth of wear out of It," says an authority. "Yet how many women find them selves with a $75 suit on their hands which Is demode, which they cannot afford to give or throw away, nnd upon which they have to lay gut often a considerable sum to make It wear able. Almost any woman would say under these circumstances tbo per son In question would have fared bet ter to have laid out only $40 or 50 on her suit originally. When she had 'shabbied' It, or It bad got out of style, she could then have bought herself n new one with a clear conscience and at hardly any extra expense, consider ing what she would have to pay to get tho old suit renovated. Supposing the woman In question has only one tailored suit, and has to wear It four years; she would certainly cut a smart er appearance on two suits nt half the price. This seems to be one of tbo Instances where, while It Is never pru dent to buy the cheapest. It Is certain ly not wisdom to buy the highest priced. A good part of the accumula tions of clothes from which women suffer Is due to. buying too expensive things, as well as too many of them." WAS THIS LAND PAID FOR? Confederate Money Was the Only Con elderetlon Kecetved for It. A suit has been filed tn the second division of Pulaski circuit court which takes one back to the days of the con federacy, when the currency In circu lation was that Issued by the Confed erate States of America. The suit Is a pe'tltlon filed by the heirs of Mark Kelly, through their at torneys, Itose, Hemingway & Rose, praying a writ of mandamus directed to Francis K. Conway, State land com missioner, to compel him to Issue a patent to certain lands In Green coun ty, purchased by Kelly tn 1653, and which were paid for In confederate money. The petlUoners are J. W. Kelly, C. E. Stone, II. L. Stone, Able Stone and Frnnces Valley Bowen, by M. F. Col lier. The petition alleges that In 1S5S Mark Kelly purchased at a sale by the common school commissioner of Greene county the west half of tho southeast quarter of section 10, town ship IS north, range 0 east. conslsUng of eighty acres, located In the north ern part of Green county, about eight miles from Paragould, Later, "when tho civil war was flagrant aud when the only circulating medium was con federate money," Kelly paid for the land in confederate money, which wns accepted by the State as good and sutlielont payment However, Kelly neglected to secure from the State a patent for the land. Ho entered upon the land and remain ed In full and undisputed possession thereof until his death, since which Umo the heirs have conUnued In pos session, claiming It as their own. Recently they applied to the State land commissioner for a patent on the land, which he refused to Issue on tho sola ground that It was paid for In confederate money. Little Rock Gazette. Poet, and Header. William Morris once heard one of his poems read by a famous elocutionist, says W. B. Yeats, the Irish poet The reader was carefully obliterating all the original rhythm In order to give what be conceived to be theproper ex pression. Mr. Morris sat In uneasy silence for some moments, but at last he could stand It no longer. "Young man," he exclaimed, "It cost me a great deal of trouble to put that Into vcrsel I wish you would read It as It Is written." Appetite of Itusslau Giant. The Russian giant Machuow Is su ing Showman Sedelmcyer for starving him. The latter alleges that he sup plied the giant every day for breakfast with two quarts of tea, a pound of but ter, chceso nnd eight rolls; for dinner tlvo plates of broth, four pounds of meat and several pounds of potatoes, nnd for supper two quarts of coffee, a pound of bacon and tour pounds of black bread. The giant was hungry nevertheless. An Haay Winner. The porcupine may have his quills, The elephant his trunk, But when It comes to common scents, My money's on the skunk, Cornell Widow. When a woman dies tho papers say sho wns a society woman, thinking It a great compliment. But It's not. Anything seems to bo legal If It bus enough force behind It MI8TAKE8 IN DRESS. MAKING OF PATENT LEATHEn. t!acfi alnnuriicturar Una III (Iwtl l'ro- renH. All m.inufai turera of (intent lentlicr linvo llielr own tnuntng iiroeeea. much llko tlioo of the cnlfakln tnniier, though omc patent lentlicr la Riven n U.-tik Innnlng. Homelildo nnd coll klim nre the chief lent hers imido with a latent Onlah. The patent or enamel flnlh U really p.ilntiKl and linked on, an tho bicycle manufacturer paint and bake, enamel onto n frnme. Tnnnera are very par ticular about keeping llielr processes secret, and nolmdy but workmen la ever allowed Into tbo finishing rooms:. The hide or akin, having been Blretched nnd dried nn much as pol hie, In llrat given a coaling of a mix ture of linseed oil, llthnrge, white lend or almllnr maicrlnls Imlled, together until they make n paaly mixture. This la donbed on tho aurfaco with n steel tool and well rubbed In, no that the pores of the leather will he filled up. Then the leather h put Into the oven, lt aurfaco being exposed to atenm fiipea at a temperature of nliout 10 degrees. Next tlio aurfneo Is rtihbed down with pumice stono, and then It Is cov ered with linseed oil and lrory black, aliout lx layers applied, each layer helng dried and nibbed down. Finally n varnish Is applied, nnd then the aur faco U rubbed down and finished off as nicely as a painter finishes a lino car riageCleveland I'laln Dealer. I'oor In Spoiling. Charles Sleekier and a friend were driving nlong a country road on the Canadian shore of Lake Ontario when this sign, nailed to a gatepost, attract ed tbolr attention: LAM. SHEAP. "Now, what does that fellow mean?" musl Mr. Kteckler. "Is his name Lamb, nnd has be got sheep for sale, or Is his name Sheap, and has he got Iamb for sale?" Hailing a native, Mr. Steckler re peated tho quentlon. The native grinned and drawled: "Tls a leetle bit complex, come to. look at It, ain't It? farmer Towlo there ain't much on spel'b'g, but he's pow erful strong at trading. What he's try ing to let people know by that sign Is that he has Lamb for sale and that he'll sell It cheap." Tliu Kind You J hive Always Untight lias borno tho signa ture of Clins. II. Plctchcr, niul lias been nintlo tinder his pcrMinnl supervision for over UO years. Allow no ono to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations nnd Just-as-good" nro but Experiments, nntl cnilniiKcr tho health of Children Experience ngainst Experiment. What is CASTOR1A Cnstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Parc Boric, Drops anil Soothing- Syrups. It Is Pleasant. 16 contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other Xnrcotlo substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys 'Worms nnd allays Feverl.slines. It cures Diarrhoea and AVintl Colic. It relieves Tecthiiir Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho .Stomach aud lJowels, (riving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. Tlie Kind You toe Always Bought Boars tho In Use For THCCINTAUN COMPANY, Tf Another "If." If grown-up folks, like children. Were forgetful nud forgiving. This earth would he a paradise And life would bo worth living. RHEUMATISM AN INDESCRIBABLE TORTURE Because Rheumatism sometimes comes on suddenly it doesn't prove that it is a chance disease or one due to accidental causes. It takes time for it to develop, and is at work in the system long before any symptoms are felt. The blood is tha first potnt of attack, and the poisonous acids that cause the aches and pains are then distrib uted through the circulation to different parts of the system, and settle in joints, muscles and nerves; and when the system is in this condition it needs only some exciting cause like exposure to night air, damp, chilly weather, or the cold, bleak winds of winter, to arouse the slumbering poisons aud bring on Rheumatism. The severity of the attack depends upon the amount of acid in the blood and the quantity of acrid matter in tue joints and muscles. Some peo ple are almost helpless from the first, while others have occa sional spells or are uncomforta ble, restless, nervous and half sick all the time from the , 1 TM...- nagging acuesuiiujiaiua. i.ui-u- m-itism i i tlitaf reeable com- mutism 13 a uisat.rt.v.i.tuic t-uiu panton even in us rauuesi iurni. It grows worse as we grow older, and frequently stiffensthejoints, draws the muscles out of shape and breaks down the nervous Bystem. A disease that origin ates in the blood, as Rheumatism rlneq. rnnrtnt hp cured with ex ternal remedies like liniments and plasters ; such things scatter the pains or drive them to some other part of the body, but do not touch the disease or improve the condition of the blood. The thin acid blood must be restored to its normal Write for our special book on Rheumatism, and should you desire any special information or advice, our physicians will furnish it without charge, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAo Ayer's If your blood Is thin nnd Im pure, you arc miserable all the lime. It Is pure, rich blood that invigorates, strengthens, refreshes. You certainly know Sarsaparilla the medicine that brings good health to the home, the only medicine tested and tried for 60 years. A doctor s medicine. "I nwa my llf., williont riotiM, lf Ay.r'a SftM.pnrlllii It la the mtt woml.rfnl In.dl. rln. In Ilia wnrlil fur n.rvnuit.t, My enr. I. t'ernuiii-iit an.l I rannot lliank yon ninth.' Mil. 1UI.IA AffiWll L, Newark, N. J. ft M a hnlll.. All triie.rM!l. fori Poor Health Lnnatlvo doses of Ayer's Plllo onch night groatly old tho Sarsaparilla. j Unexpected Happens. I I'red How about lh.it wedding check your father in Inw gnve jmi, n It good? Joe Sure. You know, it's usually tha unexpected tlint happens. CITQ rrmanentty l-nrefl. rromaorDfrTDUsnMa I 1 10 after f.r"litay'aue(rilr.Kllne'l(lreat Mem Hantorr. Mend for VrfmHt trial boltleanlreAUaa. Vt. K. II. Kline, I.U1..M.' A rib HI., I'hlladelpbta, Fa. Duet A In Francalao, "Hold! My honor Is satisfied!" 1 "Alrrady?" "Mais oul. I see the blood In your eye." Harvard Lampoon. Ilaware or Ointments ror Catarrh That Contain Mercury, At mercury will rnrely destroy the lensa of men and completely deranito the whole sys tem when entering it through the mucous sur face. Such articles should nerer be used ex. cept on prescriptions from reputable physl claos, as thedamage they will do Is ten fold to the pood you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney tt Co., Toledo.O., contains no mercury, and Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mieous surfaces of the system. In bnytng Hall's Catarrh Cure be- sure yon gel the gennine. It Is taken Internally, and made In Toledo, Ohio, by l J. Cheney A Co. Testi monials free. bold by Urtigglsts, price Tie. tr bottle. lUU's family l'Uls are the ten. The mmd Is refreshed and Inrlgorated by distraetions anil amusements; but abuse of them leads to dissipation, and dissipation to -'ee. Signaturo of Over 30 Years. HUMAT aTRICT, NEW VONK CITY- A Small Income. "Dolly Decollete, I hear, puts every penny her husband makes on her back." "Then he can't be making much." Brooklyn Lite. BHEUMATI3M IN ELBOWS, WBIBTS AND KNEES. Urbana, Ohio, Aug. SB, 1000. Last winter X bad a severe attaok of Rheumatlam. It atarted In the rlsht elbow, and from there to my wrists; the rleht wrlat waa the worao. It became awollen and extremely painful. My loft knee Joint was tbo next placo to be at tacked. It became awollen and or oourae painful. The next point to be affected painful. Tha next point to tie anactoa was tha hip and ankle, which save mm mUoh trouble. I was barely able to tret about for some time. I wae undor treat ment of a phyaiclan for awhile, but set ting no better I began 8. H. B-, and after taklnar It for some lime I was entirely relieved of the llheumatlam. All a welling and aoreneaa disappeared I consider O. B. B. an excellent remedy for llheuma tlam and all troubles having- their origin in the blood. GIUFFITn KELLY. 408 Elocmfleld Ave. purity and strength, so that all poi sonous substances may be carried out of the system, and no medicine accom plishes this in so short a time as S.S. S., which not only neutralizes the acids and counteracts the poisons, but builds uo the.ireneral health at the same time.