Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, October 25, 1905, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThe Song of the Hair There arc four verses. Verse 1. Ayer's Hair Vlnor makes the hair grow. Verse 2. Ayer's Hair Vigor stops Tallinn hair. Verse 3. Ayer's Hair Vigor cures dandruff. Verse 4. Ayer's Hair Vigor always re stores color to gray hair. The chorus is sung by millions. iif,ra mini Afnr'a Hair Vlnir b,l vat t thin ami vair poor Intlr li.it I -,titii,iiii in ba tha Vlr until nif-balr rntlt ln,.n,vl In .vary mmf, I ha.a n..l ii if ml( t,n for I'a.l JMII."- M. IIMI'MHIINI), Newaik, N J. A Mad. h J. O. Avar to , l.ow.u, Mui. Also aiaiiuraoturars ur MHSAI'AIM.U. I'll. I S. CM.KBY PICTOBaI.. tgrs Hail m Lucky llai-npr. Mr. Shrewsbury - ' 1 1 1 1 1 mini who Just passed tin wiim Mr. llnli lirlliT. I IlllVCIl't SCCII lilin since c Wl'lf ii i ii r- rllll. Ill' irilHHIl tO llll' Olll'l', Vim UllOlllll IlllVe SCCII till' llM.k III' (ll vu you. Mr. Shrewsbury -Thnt mi? (limit ed, (1I1 he? - Philadelphia Ledger. Mother will flint Mr. HIi lli'W'i Soothing Pjrrup Ihn beat ri'iimdy to uu tr tlieir thlldrvu during tin toothing r,l. Information Wan toil t!ppa"ti Yea, in" dmr buy, ! urn very proud uf iim family tree, il.-iiilur know. Downing Do J""i ever wtiiti-wnuli It 7 rpiiKin Wliitew uali It! Wiim fur 7 I lowiiing 'I'll keep tli Inmita off, dunclier know? MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS tftlt, HyliU'i mtit fttriintfwl mump I on tli murk kit-1 wit It urn hurt. W rt lr rtpuvn ttitl fru. V!II!KS4N MACMIM UV CO. I out of MufrUon Mre IWiUnJ. Ortoi , , t - a rrw itAHt.AiNs or lite American Rrul f slot & Guaranty Co. IJn ail It I'-wult - HI Arle llnllV Ititllili. tw ll ond f.rn lur , t'-,'"i: ti'i An- I i.i r ii.ii h umi ft-j tin arm, ".,ii; "i Ai ir I i hi I It'iii, 1 1 ,'"i aiut.lll dull - 71 A re farm, ir,...! hull.tii.g-. ami mm, !.': U Arm I aim. Ii.mi; I'l Aim I aim, l.i"i. lint I ami I. vi ry lt.,ru in aini.li timo, l. i.enaral M. n hurvll.r l..r l mi. J,,ii,k, ii,v..,r. I u!l Informal Inn at orttce, 17 'j He t nil. HI. (om l. I'fililainl, (lit-guii. Wa hate ati-nta r-rrya lirra CDUC T an Otp ttilt out, ralwrn ta ui wllhtlte ramrt nd adjir&a of yiiiiilf ani two of your fiiattda. anJ IlK dale lirn you will prolwiMy tiler a bunrt lollrte, an J lll i irjtl yixl Willi S CD on our fc.S.OU u luilarthlr. (iir ai-hoiil nffara airrpituital a.lvaniaitra to luJant of llu.inaii. SlKallianJ, I ngliih.alc. But UsttucTiON lowif Tuitioi am tot tataioftul it ii mi THE MULTNOMAH BUSINESS INSTITUTE M. A. ALBIN, fata, aa aiiTM ar. PORTLAND, ORC. Fattens QUICK! Cattle ami llK '"r mnrkrt. Hlmrlrua lattculuK (crliil onc-fnurth. Sovca l'riil. FATTEST CATTLE. "f frit rrtl.-tan Mm-k fond la.t wlttlar and turtird HIT Ilia faluift railla I a.ar hml f't III .Hil Iri'tli ..I in.,. Icitnalilcr r " I'ruaalan Stock ImmkI well worth tha ct I would not b with out It.-O.W. ABNur, l'arkrr, 8. Ii. FREE Tk IhitKul , w hcM nni4t iwmu Im1ow and nf fif ilia Kamhhm'b A PUHILANU bttU 11).. eortUiMl. OrcKon, Coaat Agents BEST BY TEST "I have tried all kinds cf waterproof clothing and liave never found anything al any price to compare with your I 1J1 Biand for protection from all k.nJs of weultr." flit naitia ml 'MrfM of Ihr wrlfxr of lltl uiicolliiii'il lmtfr ma li lip't ui"ii ilii All 'ii ) RIshfst Award WorM's Fair. l!)0f. A. J. TOWER CO. Honor., U. S. A. . Tlie S'jiuif ir Tili TOWER CANADIAN llc! CO.. LIMITED 1 T Toronio. Canada Uixhtrt of Warrant Wit Wtathtr Clothing Or. C. Gee Wo WONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT TIiIh w niili rfiil Chl iiii a Hi iinr U rail' il Kli'.il hrriiimn lio tl'irin 'llil W It lit III t III4HH- linn ill a him Khun ni i'-'iVv 71 i lu ill... Hi. tu rn Willi 2-.V ? IIH.H,. ,.,! .nil ft,,. blr&VK&'Z , in a l.irw, r.inw, ,n,.., rl , ' 'vrV 1 Imi kH unit v ttat .In. . P''.- Jt ? Sa? x1 S J Hint m.i miiiiiiv in, ;,'' kiinuii In in, . I ,ut hii.- Uvfll9.Lt- in In ili'n uuiri ry. 'Hi u un lin u , ma Ii u iiil. i a r.'iin ill' h Ilils i. .in. ii . i,u u,r kniim In.' itiillnu uf n i.r ,VK) il.rltii-, ii. r -iiii'ilti'i whl Ii Ii ' aii.'. i'i Hlnlly lit. a In ilirt, r, u ili-.ru i'-. II ' I u. .rutin v. t.iruiap.t' a rli. iiniIiiiiii, linn;, I.r uf il.iMinm Imiii, ii.'i-vii.imii'-hh, Hl'iinuWi, 'l . r; k it- II ''h, rl.. i liai litiu.lr. iH ui Ii tiiii"iu.il. I liurum iu.i.l..rnt". lull unci ai'i lilin. lull m m,t lit tlin I'Hy willn tin- lih.nkr anil r rc.il.ir-i. Hi'U.I aluinp. CiiNhl'l.TA THIN 'i.KI'.. Address THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO 162'tj rirat St., S. C. Cor. Morrison Munlliiii i.an.ir. POHTI AND. OllfGON. . H. U No. AyUfN wrltlna; to ail vei'tlsora pleuao II luanltou Hits l,Pr- ii i Jalaon . J Humorous All oiiiiii' of liilnlilnii In worth a pound of tiiltliii. riillihlilnlilii Hff onl. Ityvr -I Mil hli wl.lnw himti'I'iJ In lil'i'iiklliK lila will? I I -1 1 -Yi'm; lo'ix l.ffnri' lin (I I ! . i;x-lin iiK''. Itivlil -llnw iniii'h il'ii'K thnt ilui u T fcur i ohI ym a Hi'iiMiinV ( ii ! i -- lie 'iili', Iliii-H, or mi 1 1 ry V - VoiiUitm Slait'it nut ii. Mm. Ilnyli' lini-N your IiiihIhiii'I imihii n I nullify V Mi a. loylc -Vch; U'h KIMtl fllllimll, lllll DiI'Ic'm ton llttli) of It JihIki'. Mmliim- Iti- m ii to put plfiily of tiulH In the nil.c. (', mil - I'll rnti'k li mom nut t'i -iliiy. My Juw InirtM inu ulif .iily. I liirifi''N tit nr. Tramp I llvi-il on wntrr oncii for l limntliN. I.mly - Well, I limit "u.v ymi il'in't look ll. Trump -I iihUt lu ii Hiillor. New Vork Mull. "la till nih'i I'lHiiik'li ii en iiii'I'h Iiii I r ilii tinli, miiiiima V" "Vi-h, i .-h r." "t;'f! , I ilon't kim' how ii I'liuii'l run fviT Imiah Its Imlr lili tlmt thl. ik."- Iloti.t- tllll I'llHt. JitHpiir- .Miiny ii w Ihi word In npok'u In J.Mt. Jiiinpiippf Vf h. hut th.-y inn t ii 1 1 1. 1 ii- with tin- inimlicr of fool Ihh oiifa tlmt mi'i apnkfii In I'liriifHt. - llti'llllllK.'. Mlia tlldniif -I wouldn't hnve rv fuM'l t'lmrli-y Itiiiik if I'd In-fit yoti. MIh Hwi-t'tKlrl -1 tlon't liclli-ve I would, flthfi-, If 1M hffii yoti. New York M ri II. "IIi-'h a irry tlmt hf iui rr-Ui with Id wife." "Sin- luii K"iif hoiiif to lu'r l.iiillirr, I Hilpp'i f." "No; kIu-'h Iiii, I lu r inothi-r ruin homo to her." l'liHn ilflphln I'lfaa. "1'iipii, Hie Julia only for pinpli? wh Kft i'iiiikIiIV" "lfiir un-, ii"! i'lii-y iirt- only for thiniii pi-opli- who K'--t rniik'lit mid 'invfu't inoiify fiioiiKh to ktiy out." I. Iff. "Am tlioHf ni.'w pfoplf next door li.-hV" "HI'h! WHI, I hIi.i:iI,I any ho. Tlu-y Iimvi- two iiutoiuolilli'H, iiinl m,j of 'fin N nt thf ii pnl r xhnp all tin) tllllf ." HlMtOII I ll'l llld. "llavfii't lli-iii k mui hit wlfi- net- llfd thflr illlTi-rf in-fit lihoiit thflr vis ItltiK carilH'" 'dh, yi-i, tln-y'vi- o:n pmuilM'd on Mr. Hint Mtn. MiuI.i llfii pfi'k." 1'hlliidf Iphhi I'rf nh. "W'hnt iiiaki-a you m Ntiit- lttm-k Ii not n total nliHti.liu-r?" "Whin I unlu-1 til id w hi-re In wit lust nlk'ht 'in riililntl hli lii-iul, and mild, 'I. ft mo atop nnd think:'" Dt-lrolt I'm- I'ri-. Mlaa Antft-k Yi-h, we're etiKnKf'l. Some pinpli' nrf iiifiiu t'limiKh to Niiy l.f'g too yotiiiK for me. MIhk Pert Itldli-illiui. MIsm Anteek It U no, iMii t It? MIhh Pert Surel He'll mko ; fimt enoiiKli after lie'a innrrle.l to you. Phllndel: lil Pip. ;o eint'Hn (looklnix over K'uraid'y imtier) Wlmt'a this? "The people of I i.uiicnMhlre are very atupld:" Where in the world did you ml that idi-u . from? Pupil Out of the lunik. It a.v : that Itiifiiahlre U leiniiikntile for It ilenae xipulatlon. Punrh. Father Why don't you work, my 'non? If you only knew how niin-h lin;i- ;pliiean work given you would I'fk'ln at (im-e. Son Father. I Bin atrlvitik' t,i lend a life of ai'lf-denlnl. In w hi 'h liiippIiii'Na piny no part. not tomift nie.St. I.otiisi (il ili.'-Deinoernt. "I taken de weather den . Pinvl deiieo hetidit It." nnld Hrother WIIIIiiihk; "ef I whirled In en prayed fer tain dnr'il alio' come a dry pi.;. Kn if I prayed fer dry, dar'd oome rn In enough ter drown me rn do I.awd known, I ran't awim:" Atlanta Coiihtltutlon. Siiulie (Ireene Yiiiih, while you folks were away, they expelled oil lieacon Cixidmmi from I ti Kaptlst Cliunli. Mr. Naliorly No! Why, how did It happen? Squire (Jreene Wal. BomehiMly aaked lilin what lie thought of autoinol)i:en, and lie told 'ent: Puck. Employer Well, wnnt oni ne aay 10 rou? Clerk That he'd break every I hone In my lxly nnd pitch me out of jtho window If 1 showed my face tn Mh olhVe auaiti! Employer Then po 'hack and tell hlm that ho In vastly 'mistaken If he thinks he can Intlml ' ditto me !y his violence. Life. Mr. Korucrsloon I've half a nil ml t start for Dawson City, Sarah. , Here a fellow weni up mere six ! months nno, nnd has Just cut hoinu with llftccit thousand dollar In hit po, ket. Mr- Koitici'slion Hut that! j would never do for yon, John. You i en n't even pet home Saturday nlk'hti! with your llfteen dollars Exi'hnnA 1 lio Hnorer'a Itetorf. An Irnsclhle old Kt'ntleinan who had the misfortune to travel with a man who wont to sleep and snored loudly thought tit to wake, thu sleeper and remonstrate with lilin, and. after ad dressing Itl in In terms more forcible than polite, he savagely concluded: "If people would only keep their mouth shut they would make less uol.se:" "Very true!" replied the snorer, ho fore relapslntf Into slumber. "Why don't you try It yourself?" W lint Mm Desire. "It may not be your futcntlon," ro ninrkcd Miss (Huddle, "but doesn't It occur to you that your treatment of nio Is rather calculated to make us bad friends?" "No," replied Miss Kandcr, coolly, "I had nn Idea It would make us gouj enemies." Philadelphia Press. Fully 1'jiilargetl "I was surprised to hear the elder Miss Tlmniliis propose a kissing game at tho house party." "What would you? It was her only chunce." Cleveland Plain Dealer. ! MRS. EMMA FLEIHKNEU. Suffered Over Two Years II-nltli Was I In a Precarious Condition Caused I by Pelvic Catnrrh. !..ll.( ViiAt'.'UYi'. : 'y. : 'ftfa :u-;:";"".:''i ' -'..A ' HEALTH and STRENGTH RESTORED BY PE-RU-NA Mrs. Emma Kleissner, 1412 Sixth Ave., Seattle. Wash., Worthy Treas urer Sona of Temperance, writea: "I suffered over two year with irreg ul.w and painful periods. My health wot in a very precarious condition and I was anxiou lo find something to restore my he.ilth and strength. "I was very itUil to try Peruna and I (leliKliteil to Ii ml that it was iJoiiik me K'xi'l. I continued to use it a little I over three months and found my troubles removed. "I consider it a splendid medicine and shdll never be without it, taking a dose o flvionilly when I feel run down and , tired." Our tiles contain thousands of testi monials which Dr. llartman lias re ceived from grateful, happy women who have been restored to health by his lemeily, Peruna. Ihn Younit Philosopher. "'Not her piece of pie, please, pa." "Hut you haven't tlnlshed your first piece." "No, pa. Hut you know you told in-? not to eat fast. And If you kIvc me a second piece now I shan't etit so fast, because I won't be afraid that the second piece will be pone when I jret through with the tlrst piece. Please, un." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Btati or Ohio, City or Tolkoo, l.i i as i him v. ( Fa ask J. t iikmy make oath that t fi aenlnr partner of the linn of K. J. ( iiKsrvA n , dnl n ir liufiue-s In the city of Tnleil.i, Ciiuii ty ami Stale afiiii-aiit, and that Raid llrm will pay the mim of ONK lllMiHKIl DuLI.AKS for earn ami ev-ry cane of I atahhii that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's ('atahhii ( i kk. KK A.N K J. fllKNKV. Bworn to before me ai it aiibarribrd in my prfwnie, this 6th day ol I-i-emtNr, A. I) A. W. OI.KAHON. REAL j Notary 1'ubllc. Hall's Catarrh Cure ! taken internally, and arm itln-ctly on the blootl and murium aurfacui ol the syatein. Komi f r t.-mlnmnialu, frac. K. J. C1IENKY k CO., Toledo, O. Hold by PriiKKiats, 7.V. Hall's r auilly I'iUs are the beat. Htre minus KIT-. "Say," roared the iratu citizen as lie rushed into the olhVe of the villuge week ly, "w here's the editor?" "Waut to see liitn personally?" queried the olllce hoy. l ou bet I do, answered the L c. "I'm going to thrasli him witbiu au iucli of bis life. Sec?' "Oh, all right," anawered the boy. "Just have a sent, please. There are three othersahead of you." For bronchial troueipa try Tiso's Cure for Cotiaiiiiiiitioti. It is n frond rough medicine. At ilriigKii-tn, price '2h cents. A Great Uglit Hreaks. Proser "Your friend Barrett Is dead." Poet "Impossible! Why, I was nt hi room last night reading my lutest poem to him." Proser "Come along with me to the Ituiiiest. then. The coroner Is still In the dark a to what caused that sudden relapse." Cleveland Loader. for many, many years has curoj and continues to euro RHEUMATISM NEUHALGIA LUMUAGO ItACKACHIi SCIATICA SI'HAINS IUiUISES SOHENESS STIFFNESS FKOST-1IITES Price, 25c. tnl SOc. Clhli VrHtKl All lUt fAilS. Uual Cousu bjrru ill eyruu. -j alw Uool in tiiiirt, ,1.1 by ttruif.4l-.ta mszns. TRADE 11 St Jacobs Oil I PI and continues to euro fj tiiH HI CHINESE GAME OF CHE. FA. la Very HI in I In r lo A riirrli-mi Method of I'ollrjr I'.nyltiif. It Is n curliius tliliiK Hint hero In n rommunlty where tho Chliifsf tf"iu liliiiK K'line of li- fa has IlourUlm I for m.'itiy years c umpnral ! v-ly few mit- Ido of those who lire ili'votnes lit. the ahrlne of the goddess of chniu'i- have rven the faintest Idea of how the Knine I pliiyed. Chi- fa Is n very simple (fame Indeed, nnd In Its very simplicity lies the dim elllty whli-h the mithorltles here, lis elsewhere, find lu suppression. It need no iipparatus or "lay-out" nn do roulette, faro nnd other Karnes of rhnnce. It does not even need a pack: of curds or a supply of chips. Simply Judk'fd as n KambllriK frame nnd enticed I nit f,,r the moment that It Is played on the M'lunre, che fa bus Its allurements, for It Is on thnt bnsls n game which every player has an eijuii; chance nnd the bank simply collects a percentage of the money staked. Un fortunately for the players, however, there Is not the slightest reason for doubting that the frame ns ordinarily condttctiil Is ns crooked ns the tradi tional dog's hind leg. There are thirty six diameters on n che fa ticket, each representing some familiar object. The Hon, tiger, moon, month, silver money, icold money, box, centipede, dog, rat are among these, but many of the characters represent things which are not generally dis cussed lu polite society. A person who wishes to piny the game seeks an agent nnd gives hlrn what sum he wishes, from 5 cents up, nt the same time Indlcntlng what char acter he chooses. This character Is marked off on the agent's ticket nnd the fortune-seeker receives a slip nc kiiowiedk'lng bis bet. or stake. Should the particular character prove at the Irawing to be the winning number the lucky player wins thirty times the amount of his stake. Thus If he stakes S cents he wins J1..V) or If he plunges heavily with, say a dollar be wins f.30. Hut he does not get all that he wins. There Is the ngent to be considered nnd he collects 10 per cent of the amount of the winning, so that the man who won () would receive only $L'7 from the hands of the agent. It Is one of the odd traits in the Chi nese character that made che-fa so popular with them. They are devoted believers In dreams. If a Chinaman dreams of a rat, for Instance, he will loe no time In seeking a che-fa ngent nnd backing the rat to win nnd no number of recurrent losses seems to upset the Chinese faith In the heaven sent sign for success. Of course. It Is apparent thnt If a man played on ev ery one of the thirty-live characters he would In all probability win, but his w in wouui tie a loss, ror tie would only receive thirty times the amount of the single bet on the winning character less the agent' commission of 10 per cent. Such Is the game of che-fa. Barring only the dream portion of It, it does not seem to possess any particular al lurements, and to some people even the chance of betting that their dreams will come true does not seem attract ive. Possibly the average American does not have the same kind of dreams ns does the mild eyed chink. That can easily be Imagined from n casual glimpse nt a Chinese meal and a re flection of the possibilities of what even n simple Welsh rarebit can ac complish. Hawaiian Star. Alliterative Itoinance. Blanche's beloved, Bertram, beheld Beatrice. Blanche, being blonde, bashful, blushing, became babyish, banal, be side Beatrice, Beatrice being big, bold, brilliant, brunette. Beatrice beguiled Bertram. Bertram, bewildered, bewitched, he- deviled, by baneful Beatrice, behaved badly by Blanche, becoming Beatrice's beau. Blanche bore banishment bravely. Bertram bought baubles, bedecking Beatrice barbarically. Bertram became bankrupt, beggar ed. Beatrice basely betrayed Bertram. Benevolent beings befriended Bert ra ni. Bert nun besought Blanche. Bertram brought Blanche bnck. Blanche bade bygones be bygones. Betrothal. Bertram, bridegroom; Blanche, bride. Bridesmaids. Bestmnn. Blossoms. Bishop. Bells. Boisterousness. Bamiuet. Bull. Bridal tour. Beatitude. Boundless bliss. Bouncing babies. Puck. Postage Niauip Com tune. Over 80,000 postage stamps were used In the making of n dress for nn American lady, which she wore nt a ball at Bermuda u short time ngo. Years had been spent In collecting the stamps, nnd three weeks In making the dress, which was of the finest muslin. The lady appealed to her friends to help her, and the dress was completely covered with stamps of all nations. In tho center of the breast was nn eagle inado entirely with brown Columbian stamps. Suspended from tho talons was n globe ttinde of very old blue revenue stamps. On either side of the globe was nn Ameri can flag, the stripes of blue and red stamps. A collection of foreign stamps was pasted on the back of the bodice In the form of a shield, the center of which was made up of a portrait of the brave Sir George Summers, out from old revenue stamps. A large hat covered with red and blue stamps was worn with the costume; a mask nnd very pretty fan were covered en tirely with rjnk. Life la mostly devoted to attempt to obtain the unattainable. ! KG .A Don't 25 ounces for 25 cents JAQUES MFG. CO. Chicago Thaarllailc" rra upon Tickled film. The major found Ileum. iprawled out In tha blazing uitaliiiip. "You dou't aeem to uiind the heat, He mus?" "No, sah; et jes' suits me. De bottab et is de awpetah de melon grow." "Hat dou't your garden suffer?" "Nuftln' in deh now, sah, hut tatehs. Like to see et so hot det dey'd roast right in de ground en den Ah wouldn't hnb da trouble ob buildiu' a bah to cook dera." Says Americans Are Learning, How to Eat. In America, eating is becoming more of a fine art as well as a pastime and . accomplishment every day Americans are learning how to eat. I bey have passed the stage of civiization where anything and everything will go and are becoming particular eaters. Nothing but the white heart of the wheat berry (Pill Bbury' s Vitos) is NOW good enough for those who have tried this cereal breakfast food. It is the most economical and it is actually the "Meat of the Wheat" Sterilized nothing added nothing taken away; pure white in color, it serves an appe tizing breakfast dish, made in the greatest mills, of the best wheat, and by the oldest miller, PILLSBUKY. This is your guarantee. Put up only in two-pound, airtight packages. Look for the words, "Meat of the Wheat." A package will make you twelve pounds of "Substantial family food and can rjurchaaed at vour irrocer'a for 20c. Ask him today. He will gladly fill your order because he knows he sells you satisfaction. A Woman'a Oolnlon. 1 She says her husband's behavior Is due to the fact that he Is Insanely f nctinnl y Jealous becanse of her beauty." "I'm sorry for her lawyer." "Why?" "Because the Jury will give a ver dict for her husband as soon es they see her." Cleveland Leader. Trof. L. II. Bailey, director of the New York state school of agriculture at Cornell, is writing several articles which are soon to appear in The Cen tury on the subject of the young man and the farm. He will tell why he thinks the young man now leaves the farm, and he will show how the farm an be made more attractive and better worth the young man's while. Diamond Expert. First Stranger' Excuse me, sir, but I understand you are a good judge of dia monds. Second Stranger That's right. First Stranger Would you mind giv ing me your opinion of the stone in this ring? Second Stranger Don't know any thing about stones; I'm a baseball um pire. See? It is as impossible to conquer the king1 of diseases Contagious Blood Poison with Mer cury and Potash as it would be to conquer the king of the forest in a liand-to-hand encounter, as thousands who have had their health ruined and lives blighted through the use of erals will testify. They fully, only to find when ease returned with more the awful effects of these minerals, or me Dones, sanvaiion, inuammation ot the stomach and bowels, etc. When the virus of Contagious Blood Poison enters the blood it quickly con taminates every drop of that vital fluid, and every muscle, nerve, tissue and bone becomes affected, and soon the foul symptoms of sore mouth and throat, copper-colored blotches, falling hair and eyebrows, swollen glands, sores, etc., make their appearance. Mercury and Potash can only cover up these evidences for awhile; they cannot cure the disease. S. S. S. has for many 5-cars been recognized as a specific for Contagious Blood Poison a perfect antidote for the deadly virus that is so far-reaching in Its effects on the sys tem. S. S. S. does not hide or mask the disease, but so thoroughly and aTTS -C" 5rs b. fc. b. while kind. Treatise with instructions for Without charge. SWIFT We do crown anil brills' 'word without 'n, Our ly,-ara' r xp.-ne lira In plum work en ables us to lit yur mouth coiiUortub'.y. l'r. W. A. W lae Iim found a aula wiiy to extrurt teeth absolutely without pain. lr, T, P. Wine la an expert at no :.l til In i and crown and brltlgrwork. Kxlrurl u i Irjo when plate ur bridge are . rd I 'd. WISE BROS. DENTISTS Falling Hldit., Third and WunhliiKlon Bin. Opcu svenltiK llll 0 o', lurk. Hiniditya from 10 Ii Or Mrlu UR. W, A. WlbC POWDER li the wonderful raising powder of the Wave Circle. Thouundj of women re bringing greater health and better food into their homes by using K C Baking Powder. Cost just one-third what you alwayi pay. If you have never used it you dont know what you've missed. wait! All groceit Rook nf PrMcnta" requeal. A Pertinent (Juesi Ion. A Chinaman was one day walking along a street In (iIhskow when a dog ran up to him and began barking. Ho became greatly alarmed and dodged about all over the place to avoid It. A benevolent gentleman who happened to be passing at the time saw th trouble he was In and immediately went up to hlm, and, putting him on the shoulder, said, in a pacifying tone: "Come, come, my friend, you mustn't be afraid. The dog won't harm you. Don't you know the old proverb that barking dogs never bite. Y'ou surely-" "That's all velly well," replied the Chinaman; "you knowee proverb, and me knowee proverb, but does the dog knowee proverb?" riTQ Permanently Cured. ?o fltaor narroonne-ia II lu aftr first Jmv'k iim of fir. Klim-'n'! real Nerve Keimr.T. Semi for I ri rS'i trial bottle and treatise. hi. ll. 11. Ktnie, 1-1.1.. Li.il Arch St., Philadelphia, Fa. A Delphic- Utterance. As caiable of varied Interpretation a the utterances of the ancient oracles was the speech made by a Swiss mountaineer who accompanied the Stutfield aud Collie exploring expedi tion through the Canadian Rockies. They found It necessary to ford Bear creek, and Hans did not enjoy It, al though he faced It with exemplary fortitude. Once safely across, he turned and surveyed the stream gravely. "Several times you cross It" he said, enigmatically, "but yet once la the last time." CASTOR f A Tor Infants and Children. T13 Kind YOU HaVB AlwaVS BOH&Jlh i ..wiv aii.ii.jv aVMi.a Bears tha Signature of i That Deadly Hatpin. That deadly implement, the hatpin of modern times, is a descendant of an equally formidable toilet article used by Roman women. The Aspasias nnd Julias nnd Claud las who decked themselves a couple of thousand years or more ngo, to the un doing of the particular Balbus or Mar cus they desired to fascinate, wore bone hairpins of prodigious length. Y'et, like the women of this present time, they seem to have experienced the same difficulty in keeping them In place. This fact came to light during excavations at Silchester, in England, a hundred or so of thee bone hairpins being found in the Roman bath, col lected, maybe, by the bath attendant, to prove all these centuries later that there is nothing new under the sun, nnd that in all ages the same little foibles have been possessed by women. ugh the use of these ruin- Xjfe? Wisi y took the treatment faith- v ft u it was left off, the dis- W1 Dre power, combined with "'''''-w'i'i n a.Iun1M t- at . a these min such as mercurial rheumatism, necrosis i-iniipieieiy cures u mat no signs are ever seen again. eradicating the coison of the di will drive out any effects of harmful mineral treat ment. A reward of fi.ooo.oo is offered for prool that S: S. S. Contains n tuincr-il Ino-r.vfiftit -.f anw home treatment aud any advice wished. CPLCSFSS CO., ATUUiTA, GA. v, ' uk. r. p. wise.