Jill Humors
Art) Impure inattora which tlio iltlo,
liver, Uilnoys nml oilier (iritis cm
not (nku earn of without liclp, tlioro li
uch nil accumulation of llicm,
U'lioy litter llto wliolo yslriii.
I'lmples, liolli, cozoum nml other
eruptions, loti of appctllo, Hint tired
fcullnjr, hlllous turns, flti of Indices
Udn, dull lieitilnclioi And inauy other
trouble! aro duo to tliom.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
and Pills
Romoro ll humors, overcome all
tholr effecti, strcti(tlicn, touo and
luvlgorato tlio wliolo system.
"I had Mil rlidim on taj liandi so that I
puld not work. I took Hood's Hsrsiarllla
a'nd It droro out th humor. I continued
tli uis till tht ioroi iioiprarnl." Uu,
lit U. IIsown, Ituiutord Kalla. Ma.
Hood's- Unrsnparllln promises: to
euro and koepa tho promlio.
Arspiilo nml CnritiIrnon.
A curloun atory la reported concern-
Inn a linninn which arrived recently In
imrt ImvliiK In liorcnnjo llirco hundred
casks of arsenic. Tint cruw slept very
ncor tlm lurK array of Imrrols contain-
HiK tho ilrns, which until off constantly
an ludi'scrlbntilo odor. They soon nil
' noticed tho sumo ttiliiK, and several of
the tarn lirciium ntvnro Hint they wcro
becoming abnormally stout Ono man
Kalnetl twenty-live pound, Tlio awtro
(til to extra weight put on hy tlio on
tiro crow was tit I lo less tlmti four litui
drod potimla. Thta wna nttrlliutitl to
vnpnr Kfnirntiil hy tho nctlon of tlio
aim on the rnau nnd Inhaled hy tho sea
won while they slept.
TO CURI! A COLD IN ONI! DAY
Taka IaiaiIvs IIiimmo Uulnln Tatritu. Allrirur
Fists rrluih! Mi mHr If It tall lo cHir. IS. W,
Urur signAtur Is uu urh but. VWi
Nnluritl Moan.
It la anld (tint In a mountain nrir
Wko, Nvviidn, there la nn Incxhntiat
Ible aupply of pure aonp, Ono niny
enter tho mine with a hutchrr'a knlfo
and cut aa large a piece aa ho wanta.
It la beautifully mottled, and on he-
lug exposed to tho air hnrdena some
whnt. Tho moiiutnln of clay In of Hue
texture, nnd It contain boraclc acid,
tod a, and borate of lime., lta color la
clvcn It hy (be Iron and other miner-
ala. in It natural stale It la rather
strong In alknll, and remorea Ink and
other atalua readily. At one tlino It
wm used on tho rullmnu cars, lint
when lta peculiar origin became gencr-
ally known pasaengcrs appropriated It
to extensively for iwnivt'iilrs (lint the
company waa forced to go back to the
common tonp of enmmrrco.
For brnneltlal imtit'irs trr Plan's Cur
for Consumption. It la a cimhI niugti
tnadlolur. At tlriigal.ts. prlca at emu.
florseoua Japanea ltnhea
In number tho dlaphanoua robes
ru by a Japaueao wnmnn of high
fnk of tho eleventh or twelfth con
iry wero aeldom leas than twenty,
while on grout occaatona even more
might I m iieeeaanry. Tbua at a grent
pdlaco feto It la aald that "sotno worn
a many aa twenty-flvo suits, showing
glimpses of purple, ol crlmaon, of Kraaa
Krecii, of wild roao yellow and of aa-pan-wood
brown, their aleores and
skirts decorated with golden designs,
while others, hy aubtln commingling
of willow apray and cherry blossoms
and by embroidered patterns picked
out with tenia, rcpreaented the poem
of tho Jewels and the flowers."
' Hothsrs will And Mrs, VflnsloWs Boclhtng
prup tha last remoJr lousa lor thai! cblklrsn
durlor tho tsethlnf rlod.
A I'ainnua Aqueduct.
One of the moat Imposing archltec
tuml rellca of weiteni Kuropo la tlio
aqueduct of N'lames, lu aouthcrn
l'rnnco. After tho Inpao of alxtceu
reuturlea tlila colossal monument atlll
pnna the valley, JolnliiK hill to hill In
nearly perfect atntr. TU highest
range of arcliva carries a small canal
J iut wldo enough for a man to creep
through and atlll retaining a thick
lining of ltoman cement. Tho height
of tlio structure la IKS feet and tho
length of the highest arcado 872 feet
Its uao was to convey to tlio city of
Nlstuca tho wntcr of two springs twen-ty-flvo
miles dlstaiit.
Newport News. Vn., July , 1903.
&act cuamcr wlillo recovering from 111
nosa of f ever, I had a tevcro attack of
Inflammatory Ulicumatla:-.! in tho knees,
from which I was uuabla to lcavo lay
room for several r.iontlu. I was treated
by tno doctors and also tried different
tlndj cf Uuameuts and ucdlciuea which
eeeiicd to relievo aa from patn for
awhile, but at tho aano time I was not
any nearer nettbj well. One doy while
reading a paper I caw on advertisement
of 8. S- ti. for lUicumatbci. I decided
to n'vo it a trial, which I did at once.
After I hod taken three bottles I felt a
great deal better, and I (till continued
to taUe It regularly Until I was entirely
cured. I now feci better than for years,
and I cheerfully recommend 8. 8. 3. to
any ono sufTcrtu-t frpm Rheumatism.
613 33d Ct Cms, E.' Cir.DUEsmtmt
Ilhcuaatbm 1j caused by urlo acid or
souio other acid poison la tho blood,
which when deposited In the muselea
end joints, product the sharp, cutting
pains and the stiffness and soreness pe
culiar to this disease. 8. 8. 8. rocs di
rectly into tho circulation, all Irrita
ting substances tta neutralized and
filtered out of the' system, tha blood is
mado puro and t'.f general health Is
built up under tbq purfvlng and tonlo
cnccuui iua vege
table! remedy.
Write for our spe
cial book on Rheu
matism which is
scntfree. Ourphy
slclauswlll advise
without charge all
Who will write us
about their case,
Tlio Swift 6dccMo Company, Atlanta, Ga.
T " misL?t'AiVfutj?iiii' ejF
in Ueil GuuiiNdrup, 1'mui(1oo1. Uis l?l
J-f la n v 01 ti'"a''tl TJyjL
a'aaaMV'W
fionpstono In now fined by tho oxy.
hydrogen (Initio Into n clear glnaa. This
win bo drnwn Into very flno libers,
which hnvo nil tlio nilvmilagps of tho
ipiarti! fibers lined for dolleato auapoii
alona, nnd Is likely to provo otherwise
tiervlcenhlo.
Nearly 12,000,000 tons of coal per
your lira now snved, ncordlnu to the
estltnntos of A. A. Campbell Hwlnton,
by the uao of wntcr power for tho pro
duction of electricity. Hlntlatlca cob
lecled hy him show that up to Inat Au
gust Hlioilt i.tW.im horao uower for
electrical work was being generated
from witter power, and of this total
nearly ono thlnl belonged to tho United
Hlit ten, In Hindu ml only 12,000 horso
power la thus developed,
That some of tho lower vertebrates
possess n sense unknown to us has
tieen nindo evident by tlio prolonged oil.
emulous of M. Werner, a nnturnllst
of Vienna. Not less tlinn 13(1 Individ
uals, one-third of them lit liberty, hnvo
been studied, and It has been mndo cer
tain that reptiles and amphibians nre
so strongly ntlrncted by water that
they go straight toward It, even though
bo so fur away that no sense known
to mail can delect It. The new sense
Is supposed to depend upon soma kind
of chemical attraction, though how It
acts and on whnt port of tho body aro
mysteries.
Klildenta of the sclenco of tho weath
er aro giving greater attention than
formerly to tlio phenomena of the at
mosphere high ubovo tho earth's sur
face. Kxploratlous of tho upper air
with kites and balloons hnvo bad re
sults which hnvo mado evident onco
more tho great value of mountain ol
servatorlea. Tho Weather Ilureau Is
now planning a great center of meteor
ological research to be placed on Mount
Weather, In the Illuo 11 Id go mountains,
six miles from Illueinont, Va. A new
theory of the nature of ryclones and
autl-cyclont-a la expected to reault from
tho Investigations now going on.
The Increasing demand for platinum,
particularly for use In tho manufac
ture of gas nullities, has led to tho In
vention of a process of saving tho One
powdery grains of this metal found
In tho gold placer deoslls of southern
Oregon and elsewhere. Tho platinum,
being In a atnte of very line dlrlslon,
jlinont lu the form of dust, will not set
tle In a placer sluice so long as the
water la briskly stirred. After tho
metal-bearing water has passed over
a rltlle table, on which nearly all the
gold settles, It Is drawn mora slowly
over a coco-mat rlllle. on which tho
platinum settles, and la then collected
by rinsing tlio cooo-mats over tanks,
formerly the platinum waa all watted,
at first tiecnuno Its Identity waa not
recognized, and afterward becauao no
process was thru known for saving it
In order to counteract tho opinion
that tlio Amnion Valley offers favorable-
opportunities for Investment and
settlement, our consul at I'ara, Iuls
It. Ayme, sends to tho Department of
Commerce a discouraging picture of
tho conditions that new colonists In
that part of tho world would hnvo to
face. Tho banks of the vast river and
Its tributaries aro flat and swampy,
and tho tangled forest Invades the
edges of tho streams. Kxpanscs that
look like fertile meadows are composed
of green ooze, In which the capyhara,
or tapir, wado more than kneo deep.
The extraordinary forests do contain
many kinds of precious woods, the
most valuable In the world, but these
trees aro scattered and hard to get nt.
Tucro are almost no markets, and no
ways to reach markets. Tlio food sup
ply la neither varied nor abundant
TRAMPS IN SWITZERLAND.
Vagrant Who Wont Work Are Bent
to l'rtton,
Tho leading citizens of ono of tho
townships lu a county udjolulng Phil
adelphia, which suffers from tho In
vasion of city vagabonds and other ho
boes, huvo organized for tho purposo
of executing tlio antl-trump law, says
tho Philadelphia Ledger. Tlio cxamplo
Is praiseworthy. If the society Is ac
tive In Its Held, tho nuisance will soon
bo abated. In trnmpdom bad news
travels swiftly. Tho places that are to
bo ahunned arc soon known to tho frn,
temlty of worit-sulrkers. The mero
oxlstcnco of tho nntl-tramp association
will probably check tlio trump invasion
to soma extent, but arrests and Impris
onment tbo vigorous, persistent en
forcement of tho law uro necessary
for tho removal Of the evil and often
terror of tho countryside. No law Is
self-oxecutlvo. Tramps prevail In coun
try townships becauso tbo statuto pro
viding for their suppression Is allowed
to slumber. Coiistablea aro few and
far betwoeu. Thero Is 110 State con
stabulary to patrol tho highways. Cit
izens must, therefore, become detect
ives and uiako arrcsta, as they aro em
powered to do under the law In this
caso. Neighborhood organization. In
tended to bring a largo body of citi
zens together to glvo vitality to tho
nntl-trnlnii law a rural law and or
der society to tunko good tho defi
ciency and Inefficiency of tho ordinary
meager police establishment Is about
all that can be dono to cope with tho
trouble In an effective way In the
present stato of local government In
small comtnuultlAs.
Tbo treatment of the professional
tramp Is n matter of world-wldo con-
corn. Parhaps Hwltzerland has made
a nearer approach to a satisfactory so
lution of tho problem than any other
country, From a report mado by II.
Preston Thomas, an Inspector of 'tho
Kngllsh local government board, on
tho methods of dealing with vagrancy
In Switzerland, It appears that a plan
has been devised for distinguishing tho
honest eenrclier for work nnd tho pro
fessional tramp, which has dono much
for tho elimination of tho beggnr from
that country, If an nblo-bodled man
la without means and Is genuinely In I
uenrcli of work, nnd his "paper" aro
lu order, bo Is supplied by tho police,
or tho International Cantonal Union,
with food nnd lodging, nnd will, If
possible, hnvo work given him, If
ho ennnot obtain nny, ho la passed on, -to
tho next town, to a relief station, to 1
bis own district, or to tho frontier. If j
It Is decided that ho Is "work-shy," In I
tho expressive Swiss voruacular, ho U 1
sent for from threo months to two
year to n forced labor Institution.
It bus been found that certificates of
origin nnd of discharge from work,
which tho legitimate work-seeker can
possess In HwltKurlnnd, materially help
In tho Identification of tint professional
trnlnp. Hy iiieniis of tho system of
Identification of tho Inter Cnutoiml
Union, represented In fourteen out of
twenty-two cniitous, valuable assist
ance Is rendered tho authorities, Tha
union Issues n traveler's relief book,
wllh which renl workmen can travel
all over tho country and bo fed and
clothed until work la found for them;
but tho Invcterato beggars mid tho
"work-shy" aro turned over to tho au
thorlllea for punishment. Hwltzerland
Is a country of small Jurisdictions, Tho
system described may not bo prac
ticable In this czpnnalvn country, and
resort must bo hod to other methods.
The I'ennsylvntila statute for tho sup
pression of tlio professional tramp will
bo found effective wherever It Is en
ergetically applied.
ANOTHER NEW CULT.
Clifcnuo tllrl F011111U a Hclljjlon Which
Hho Culls Hclentlflc Chrlillniiltr.
Another religious cult which Its
foundress calls Hclentlflc Christianity
has been born In Chicago and already
according to tho
young woman who
has evolved It It
claims I, MX) adher
ents. Tho young
woman Is Mabel
A. Jackman. It Is
not easy to tell
what H c I o n 1 1 flc
I'hrlstlanlty Is. It
levins to bo n mix
ture of Christian
Hetelieo and thu
.VtLA.VACA Sl,rnt0tl Arlny,
with a few frills of John Alexander
Dowlo thrown lu. The home of the
new cult Is n former Methodist church,
which was gutted by fire some time
ago and which came Into tlio posses
sion of tlio new society recently. Tbls
church .Miss Jackman calls I'ara dine,
wlillo sho assumes the title of the
Hhepbcrdess of l'aradlsc. Connected
with the church Is a small printing
oltlco where Miss Jackman Issues a
weekly publication devoted to her pe
culiar religious views. It costs a new
member - to Join the new church,
wlillo monthly dues of $2 are supposed
to bo paid afterwards.
I.lko the Christian Scientists tho
members of tile new cult claim the
power of healing the sick and alUIcted.
Miss Jackman Intends creating a new
city to be known as l'aradlsc, In which
there will bo no saloons, no gambling,
no vice, nn cigar stores and no politics.
Her movement she says, will sweep
the world clear of sin and distress.
Iletwecn Zlon on ono sldo nnd Para
dise entering upou lu great career on
the other the people of Chicago should
bo happy. Utlca Globe.
A QIRL'3 NATURE.
Little Blgns That, It la Bald, Reveal
lhute of Cliuructer,
Much of a girl's naturo Is betrayed
by tho llttlo act of brushing a speck
off a man's coat If she picks off tho
thread or Imaginary bit of Hut very.
carefully between the thumb and fore
finger It Is an Indisputable sign that
she Is 0 woman of a very practical and
executive character.
On the other band. If a girl should
brush the coat lapel of her fiance very
softly and tenderly with the second
and third finger of her hand In her en
deavor to remove an Invisible speck It
la a sure sign that she Is more scntl
mental than practical. The man who
marries her will live In a continual at
mosphere of romance and bad house
keeping. There Is still another type of girl
who will brush the speck off a man's
coat with a broad sweep of tho hand
In which all the Angers and thumb
play a part. She Is In all probability
uu nthletlc girl who excels at tennis,
golf and tho links and who will prove
a high spirited, strong minded woman
after marriage.
Then, again, the girl who puts n
flower In a man's coat with her band
held Jauntily upturned from tho wrist
and the flower held In the tips of her
fingers Is euro to be something of a
coquette, while the maid who gives
you only tho tips of her Angers when
she greets you In the drawing room or
public street Is probably au ambitious
girl. Chicago Journal. ,
ltol nml Green Hnow.
At various times It Is recorded that
there lias been "blood 011 tho face of
tbo moon." Some old chronicles tell
of showers of blood, which, however.
aro not well authenticated, Tho
"bloody snow," on tbe other hand. Is
an actual thing. Snow Is sometimes
found In polar and Alpine regions,
whore It lies unmelted from year to
year, and tho annual fall Is small,
colored red by tho presence of Innum
erable small red plants. In Its native
stato the plant consists of brilliant red
globules on a gelatinous mass, lted
snow was observed by the ancients, a
paRsngo In Arlstotlo referring to It;
but It attracted little or no attention
until 1"jO, when Saussure observed It
In tbo Alps and concluded that It was
duo to tho pollen of a plant. It was
also noticed by tho Arctic expedition
under Captain Itoss on Ratlin's Hay
ulioro on a rango of cliffs, the red
color penetrating to the depth of 12
feet. Less frequent Is a green growth
of snow.
Htiaina a mt ltenllll-a.
Tho good man quietly discharges his
duty and shuns ostentation; the vuln
man considers every deed lost that Is
not publicly displayed. -Tho 0110 Is In
tent upou realities, tho other upon
semblance; tho ono nlma to bo good,
tho other to appear so, Robert Hull.
Mlnplnorit DoTnllim.
Ho (bitterly) If I wero rich you'd
mnrry mo readily enough! Sho Don't,
Clussle, don'tl Such dovotlon breaks
my heartl Ho What do you mean?
She Often hnvo you prujsed my beau
ty, but never boforo my common
sensol
It is every man's opinion that his
wife puts too much stress on tho doc
tor's kindness, considering that It costs
$2 per.
Tho dumb waiter can't repeat what
tlio speaking tubo says.
Dinks Are you going to got a new
tilt? Jinks No, my tailor says he
can't afford It Cincinnati Tribune,
A Compromise: Miranda No, Fred.
I won't take tlio armchair; you take It
Fred Kr supposo we both take It?
Life.
"Young Dr. Hwlft calls every day on
the llttlo widow." "Dear met Is she
a HI aa all thatr "No, but sh Is
aa pretty as all that." Kx.
Foodie My dear girl, I hare a little
more senso than yott give me credit for.
Mrs. Foodie I am glad of that for
your snkol Illustrated lilts.
"I)e only thing dat some people gits
out of education," said Uncle Kben, "Is
do ability to talk so's people can't un
derstand 'em." Washington Htar.
lllnks Sklnnem tells me be Is going
tnffl Pllnlinni'. Inn. fT1n n n I.. r -
I Jinks Doesn't bo mean as an accom
plice? Clnnntl Commercial-Tribune.
Hho Is skin grafting a very lata dis
covery? Ho -No, It Is only a new
branch of a very old art: all grafting
Is a skin process. Detroit Free Press.
Knlcker So the Newrlches are get
ting culture? Docker Yes, they have
learned to speak of a house beautiful
Instead of a beautiful house. New
York Hun.
Ilroker No more margin to put up?
Why, when the account was opened
you told mo you wcro well off. Lamb
Icy Bo I was, but I didn't know It.
Town Topics.
She Did you ever take your automo
bile apart to see bow It worked? He
Well, not exactly. I have taken It
apart to see how It didn't work. Yon
kers Statesman.
Mayme What a gossip Mrs. Gadby
1st Kdltb Yea, Indeed. I never tell
her anything without finding out that
she tins already told It herself. Phil
adelphta Ilulletln.
Mr. Jones My daughter Is only 18.
You hud better wait until she Is older.
The Lover Well. I've waited two
years for ber to get older, but she still
stays at 18. Judge.
After tbe Wake: Mrs. Cassldy
Twas very natural bo looked. Mrs.
Casey Aye! sbure be looked fur all
tho wurld lolke a lolve man layln' there
dead. Illustrated Bits.
Olles So you've got a place In that
banking house? I suppose It was be
cause you knew the president? Har
ris Partly that and partly because
be didn't know me. Boston Tran
script. Aunt Hannah Have you told any
ono of your engagement to Mr. Sweet
er? Edltb No; I haven't told a soul
except Bessie Miller, who thought bo
was going to ask her. Boston Truu
scrlpt Johnny Geebaw Paw, what's tbe
law of gravitation? Farmer Geebaw
I dunno. I hain't got time to keep
up with all the fool statoota tbe dura
leglslatur' passes. Louisville Courier
Journal. Highwayman How much money
have you got? Holdup I couldn't
guess. Highwayman lou can t guess
tbo amount? lleldup No. Highway
manThen give It up. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Neighbors I heard your dog howling
last night If bo howls three nights
In succession It's a sure sign of death,
Ncxtdoor Indeed! And who do you
think will die? Neighbors The dog.
Chicago News.
Seedy Stranger Excuse me, sir. but
cau you change a dollar for me? Hu
manitarian Why, yes. Seedy Stranger
Thanks. And now will kindly tell
me wbcro I can get the dollar? Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
"That Mrs. Snaggs Is too much of a
arlstycrat fur me to mingle wld.'
"How's that?" "She was knocked down
by a push cart and sho had It put Into
de paper dat she was bit by an auter-
mobile." Detroit Free Press.
Tommy Smokln' cigarettes Is dead
sure to hurt ycr. Jimmy U'onl Where
did ycr git dat notion? "From pop.
"Aw! ho wux Jlst atrtngln' yer." "No,
he wasn't strlngln' me; be wuz strap-
pln' roe. Dat's bow I knows It hurts.'
Catholic Standard and Times.
"How do you account for the fact,'
asked the doctor, "as shown by actual
Investigation, that thirty-two out of ev
ery hundred criminals in the country
aro left-handed?" "That's easily ac
counted for," said the professor; "the
other sixty-eight nre right handed."
London Tlt-Illts.
"Say," said the girl's dear llttlo
brother, "are you n baseball player?'
"No," replied young Mr. Slowton.
"what mndo you nsl; thnt?" "Oh,
nothing, only when ma was askln' sis,
the other day, whether you was over
coin' to come to bat sho said It looked
to her as though you was playtn,' for
your release." Lx.
Mrs. Tittle Wasn't It disgraceful
the way these women talked during
the play last night? Mrs. Tattle-
Well. I should say so. saran smooklns
was trying to tell me the fuss In tho
Brlndles family, nnd those two women
made such a clatter I couldn't hear
more than halt she said. Boston Tran
script "You are an hour late tbls morning,
Sam." "Yes, sab, I know It, sab."
"Well, what excuse have you?" . "I
waa kicked by u mule on my way hero,
sah," "That ought not to have de
tained you un hour, Sam." "Well, you
sec, boss. It wouldn't have If he'd only
have kicked me In ills direction, but
ho kicked mo do other wayl" Youkers
Statesman.
llm A111111 it VuuiMioii.
The annual vucutiou la one of the
most efficient weapons agulust break
down for those who live lu the luteiiao
modern life. A well-known New York
physician used to s.iy that he could
do a year's work lu eleven mouths, but
not In twelve.
Work ml I'luy
Wblixer Kveiy 1111111 ought to di
vide lila time bettveeu work nnd p. ay.
Josheai Yes. Your friend Tou. hvt
over thore ccrtadily doaa thnt. h u
ha Isa't playing ti e races he Is work
ing bis "f 1 lends. -t 'Uleago News.
iuvium mat ui usuiiucu
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral over
CO years ago. They use It
today more than ever. They
Cherry
Pectoral
rely upon it for colds, coughs,
bronchitis, consumption.
They will tell you how It
heals Inflamed lungs.
f ht4 a vrr t4 unuih for threa yatrt.
Ttin I irll at ra cbr r, rMUril. Mrtora
lane wr Moa nll tod my cough droveoa
away.
Mas. 1-kibi. Hroa. Oattirio Contra. la.
for 1
Old Coughs
Ono Ayor'a PHI nt bodtlmo Insures
n natural action noxt morning.
An Incident or History,
Julln Ward Howe had Just written
"Tha Battle Hymn of the Itepubllc,"
and was reading It to Elizabeth Cady
Stanton.
"Well, Lizzie," she asked when she
hsd finished, "what do you think of
itr
"Greatf was the reply, "But you
are boosting man again In defiance of
our glorious principles. Sit dawn now
and wrlto another to be ca'led The
Battle Her of tbe Itepubllc' "New
York Telegram.
10,000 Plants tor 10e,
Thia la a remarkable offer the John A.
Seller Seed Co., La Crowe, Wis., makes.
Salter Seeds have a national reputation
aa the carheat, finest, choicest the earth
produces. They will send you their big
plant and aeca catalog, together with
enough need to grow
1,000 Tine, solid Cabbages,
2,000 rich, juicy Tumipa,
2,000 blanching, nutty Celery,
2,000 rich, buttery Lettuce,
1,000 apttndid Onions,
1,000 rare, luncious ltadinVint,
1.000 otorinuilr brilliant Flowers.
Thia great offer is made In order to in
duce you to try their warranted seeds
for when you once plant them you will
grow no others, and ,
ALL FOR BIT ICO rOSTACf,
providing yon will return this notice, and
if you will aend them 26c in poatage, they
will add to the above a big package of the
earliest Sweet Corn on earth Ralzer'a
Fourth of July fully 10 daya earlier than
Cory, I'eep o Day, etc., etc. P. U L-l
The British Museum contalna over two
million volumes of printed books and
manuscripts, which are stored upon forty ,
miles of shelving. 1
Being born great curtm uo assurance
with It that a man will be great at the
finish.
TOippoi jnoqijjtt S3is 30 sJsaX u)
tux 10 ooci pun spni ppi oiptou
iusmiao u lUMuiSn eiiiotncKK aqx
The Great Nonesuch Remedy
ST.
JACOBS
A Candid Child. j
Lsdy Visitor Your little girl eeems
to be very much taken with me, Mrs.
Stepawell.
Mrs. Stepawell Yes; and she doesn't
often take to strangers. You think Mrs.
Qlppur Is real nice, don't you, Agnes?
Agnes You said she waa a cat mam
ma: but she doesn't look a bit like ona.
Boaton Transcript. I
PUTNAM
Colrr mo (oJ. hrlphlcr nnd ftm'ar
ma' ally w , d la puaraiitotd to glva
uw g?1, , m For Infants and Children.
wSfi'iliii Havs
ipIJ 1 Always Bought
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Worms.Convulsions.Fevcnsh- M I (.
ness nnd Loss of Sleep. jS Ji lUT
FacSinulo Signature of II
new vonit. 1
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Wrlto tori r jo k.oklot how to uja, bleach and in x to or. MQt.KOE UIWQ
To rrnvent Lookjsw.
"There would bo less lockjaw." said
a physician, recently, "If people would
tako Just a little simple precaution.
Tho smoke from a woolen cloth Is
fatal to the tetanus microbe. This
l.Mllt... (. ..Inn.l tin with iiih .11. f
j IfUbtltll, JIL,KU u,r v.a ....a
1 nm rrnl, tntn tfin WAIIhil ffftttl It riltttv
nail, or whatever else Inflicts It. or
from other onuses, and Is ono of the
easiest to kill. Take n woolen cloth
and set Are to It. Hold the wound
over the smoke for 20 minutes and In
nine cases out of ten the microbe
which causes all tbe trouble will be
dead." New York Sun.
1 How's This?
Wa offer One Hundred Iollara Ileward tot
any cau of Catarrh tbat cannot be cured by
Ualracaurrn jg, f a
We, the underlined, hue known f. .
Chonar (or tho iMtUyfart, and behove him
perfectly honorable In all Luilnoia traniac
(lone and flnandallr able to carry out any ob
llcalluntmadatiy tbelrnrm.
Wair A Taoax, Vfholnale Prof rtita, Toledo, O.
Wauhxo, K isaiM & lUavix, Wnoleiala Uru-gl-ii,
Toledo, o. ...
llalraCa.arrhCtiraii taken Internally, t
lnc directly upon tha Uood and mucous ur
faiei of tha aratem. I'rlca 7c. per botua.
Hold by all Liruk-rlin. Testimonials tree.
llaU'a Vamtly Fllla are t&a bett.
I Anawered.
! Indignant American Why Is It, sir,
j that In ItUMla there l aiuh prejudice
I against the Hebrew?
Cultivated Ituiwlan Because the lie-
brews arc a cj-ilet. InoITenalve people,
who attend strictly to their own affairs,
and do excellent work for fair wages,
Jaat aa the Chineae do In this country.
A aUARANTHUD CURE FOR PILES
llrtrfns Illlnd. Bl.Mlna or rrMrojlInt Piles
YoardroKUt win rernnd money If PAZO OIST
MK.VT bdls 10 cure joa In a lo 14 V- K-
Motherlr Adrlce.
"Johnny," said the Cleveland moth
er, "I want you to quit using such lan
guage as that."
"Why, mother," replied Johnny.
"Shakespeare said what I Just said."
"Then you must quit associating
with blm," rejoined the cautious wom
an. "He's not a Ot companion for
you."
You Can Oct Allen's Foot-Caar FRED.
Write Allen 8. Olraited, La jtoy.tr. Y., for a
tree urajle of Allen 'a Foot-Kaac. It cures
aweallnr. hot iwollen, aching feet. It makes
aewortlsht ahoea eaey. A certain euro (or
corni, Inrrowlnsnalliana t?"loni. Alldroir
(iitaselllt. ate. Don't accept any aobetltute.
Ona Stan's Theory.
Mrs. Newkld Yon talk about the Joya
of alngle blessednesa, but. according' to
tatlatics, more bachelors commit suicide
thsn married men.
Mr. Oldbach Yes, that's true.
Mrs. Newkid Oh, you sdmit It, do
yon? Then, I suppose you can explain
why it Is so?
Mr. Oldbsch Certsluly. They are
driven to desperation aby other people's
babies.
CITC Permanently Cored. 2?onuornerroaaneas
fllu afterantday'atueofDr.Klloe'tUrvalNerre
Jteslorer. Hend for Free S3 Irlalbmlleand treatise.
lit. 1L 11. Kline, Ltd., S31 Arch bL, Philadelphia, Pa.
Having aung a requiem Into a phono
graph, a Schleawlg doctor baa left In
structions In his will that tbe music ahall
be reproduced at bla funeral.
It matters little whether a man be
mathematically or philosophically, or
aristocratically cultivated, ao he be bat
culUvated. Goethe.
The old monk cure, strocf,
straight, sure, has for a large
part of a century battled with
and conquered
AchesandPains
the world over,
and 50c.
Price 25c.
A Contrary Opinion.
"There are few great actors left'
said the man who taks a melancholy
view of things.
"On the contrary," answered Mr.
Stormlngton Barnes, with a touch ot
asperity, "great actors are, to my per
sonai itnowieuge, getting left every
season." Washington Star.
In
Use
Over
Thirty Years
THI OCNTAUft OWNNY, NCW TORN CfTY
F.A DELESS DVBS
crtart than ary other tljra. fni 10o
paract r aulta. Aak dca'nr . r wa
He who knows not what It la to labor,
knows not what It Is to enjoy. ,!.
MALLEABLE IRON STUMP POLLERS
iMi.-i, liahtMi aM rtftinsMi Htiimp Milts
on lb. m.tk.L i nrw .,ntr on n lw(l,
with m horsM. Wrila lor lwf ltlv raial
an,i prlrs-a.
KiiirjitsoN MActtiNimv co.
I oot al Marrlun Slrsit Portland, Orattn
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE
riresl rMn rlpt (of serurlnK ilila
in sn ipisntur to (arminr, S'i".
(I. sell or liiubrr land without rasl.lnne
or ImproTemmi fur salaat low.i mara
VJ"'2", " W. HAMILTON
Thm Porttmnd, Portltnit. Or.
It job win! to gt tb
yoar labor antl
your t round.
m
I'at'aO yon tin t afford
V tOpUMftDt-lDg but
ERRYS
SBEDS
th4 lutirUrd aft tr 4 yn'
ttU Tbvy ftiwsj pnda
lb Urgmi ana irtfH
vrupa. A" nfnirm eu
xotri Annan I
JO. U.Ftnnr A COS
DtTBOIT, MICH.
10,000 Plants for (6c.
B(Kr sraru-t snu isrnii air pita-i-ii
ktaiitr fcniti Uitui ir othtf In t
W own BTr ijfli Mrt fur thm pro-
QorLi'i- pi our if nrmnirn
IsictrilrtotndnF0 iiiotri thnn.wai
snsiR- yon ina itiuowiRV mupww I
For 10 Cent Pomtnmtd
IB I Wnf INHsjMUNIHNtS
tn04 ltla nut UUm,
1NI latra LaMt4sM lt 4Uftt,
IfM) fiUrWstel, BrttlU.t tUve.
mti ttyi pMiacw ronitsirt
Hant aVMil Ln arrow 10 OQD blainla.
ni-blRtf bhaaj mf brill I nt
gawrri stcvi nn uhi iouoi ihhk-
TPXMblSM,an.larIIalrrra
rtlof, 4u i, v -II a boat rinwr,
lttm; imU Vraita, !., mil for
19 in iiannw Rig I n I niicr
tug ( a cavuuox suonaj, to
JDHM A.SA11ER SEED CO.
Mj, Ua Croaaa, wis.
WM GET SOAKED
&! tVWFrt
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CLOTHING-
BLAstlOl TtLLOsV
A VILL KStPTOy DRY
RARDLiT STOrHI
LOOKroa A80YC pmcc run uwur cr mATiota
CATkLoaucm race
showino rvu. unc or aaauKfrrs and hats.
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TOWCK CANADIAN CO . LTD.. VOSONTC. CANADA.
ALWAYS
CALL FOR A CIGAR
BY ITS NAME
MEANS MORE THAN
ANY OTHER NAME
crows mass good fob fbssests
OatimI Sdl la 1U WarM,
Dr. G. Gee Wo
Wcnlerful Hotra
Treatcent
Tbla wonderful ttl
nrM doctor U raltrd
nrravt bvraute bt com
paMple without oprr
UonthAt mxm givma Dp
to d. lie car wt.ta
tmiM woDierrul I'br
nevelifrba, rooli, buil,
bark a aad vrri'lra
tbat mre rotlrrljr ur
knovrn to medical ad-
en c la tbla country. Tbroo.h tbe use or thoM
harmlras irnifMIni thta fatuuua doctor kuow
tho action of over sou dtfTc ot rerucdlea which
h uoreMfullr usea lu different dlawase. p
snarant to care ntajrb.Mihjiia.lunK. throat,
rbeumai'am, DerTouanfan, Biomacb. llvr, kid
nyt etc.) baa boirdrvdJ of testlmonlala,
Cbarffea molert Call and art blm. 1'atleiiia
oaf of the city write for bUnkt aod clnnlaxs.
Hendatamp. KltEJi
ADDUl-3
Tha C. Gas Wo Cblnsss Medlclos Go.
ctt-ct unro tT ptibti ATft- norcfrt
Sir aleotlon paper J
To Convince You
THAT
THE CHATHAM,
I tho BEST INOOBATOU on
the market, I will semi you onu,
freight prepaid, and wait for my
pay until October 1, 1005.
it was given the highest award
at the Oregon State Fair, held at
Salem laH fill. Wrlto fr nur
Descriptive Catalogue of Incuba
tors and Brooders and our tlmo
proposition.
CEO. W. FOOTT,
Dept. 12 Portland, Oregon
p. n. u.
No. 6-1 90 J
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iiacki gi color tl!k, wool and Batten
will s.nif poatnald m Wo pafta0a
CO., Unli.ntUla, Mlaiourl.
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