"i
Spritmg LH3 to mors
Impure or effete matters accumulated
in the blood during the winter cause in the
hprin8uch disfiguring and ainful troubles
as ImmIs, pimples, and other eruptions, also
weakness, loss of appetite, that tired feeling.
The best medicine to take is Hood's
Sarsapai illa, which thoroughly cleanses the
blood, and effects permanent cures by r;ivitifT
healthy functional activity to the stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels and skin.
J' ; ' V , :' i
t'w v,
A.:
Snrnntnhn m li.iM.ru h rmrlllit III
rluK mImIk'I ul-itl r.iriu 'I 1,1 f linvn i.lt.nii' nlly
Din Nninii f ' 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 il ' r( ) im iin tl.n llijtihl fi.l Irl,
txiNhlt M"'iiii''r of iln.n, i iitiv.-til.'ti.-,.. rt 'tl'i iny,
tnl liy i hMiin1l'iii. Im h1-pi-. i.r li
II, of ilrugsuu r iuiii'tu if iim I.r mull
i ' I II 1 1 1 1 , II, M.
,i!...'Vl-k.Vw'' i
awi.itiiM
Mm. I j. !l.'kf'ir.. (I.ixuvllli., N. H.. y:
"KuTf firlnif I win riimii'lrl iniiitrii'il,
run ilnwii, frmti ft y h 1 1 mnl Mint llrcil fi-l-liilf
lint I linvn fniiiiil 1 1 1 .i!' hnrKHi'tinlln
jii'lii hit frimi Mm f I tm! ihhi., ('tilnl'lrlcjf
risiliiri'K iroii'l lit-nllli ntnl hi ri'iiifl h."
itUHAMrM llinlir III!" I txnl Ulld l)rilH Ad, JlIIH) .'id, V.HHi. No. 'Alii.
I.miy of A rrlt'iin lirarrf.
"One of IIiii nlili'Hl luiiiuuii- Imwn In
Oils ciiiinliy," xiil. I i:. J. S.iiirnr.l, "In
III fnriv In N i 1 1 1 1 1 1 . In Unit rtMi lloll of
till- A IIMl llJIII lIl'Ml-ll Vlllll lilvt Nl-
Vinl;l Inivi'liiH In i I hI i-fHS tuny ll.itf tln
llmlliil uiK.M'iiir Ii.iIh iuhI riinii'l
Oil' tl'lllll rl'cWH to lw IIkmii nviiIit t l
drink. 'I in- I.mv iii.'iKi-h It h ft Inn v tu
rettiM to comply with tlm trnvflrr'a
rriiiiht."
Mr. Siinfiinl K.ilil nuim-min liiNtmiccfl
were kiKiwn In tli( I'.iillrr d ji .v n when
tlllVI'liM tiinU ll.h'll lit iivv f tl"1 j r t -(Inn
Hi! liw iiffiri"it, luit In rc'i'iit
yeiir fiv pi-rNiiiiH h r t-ni t to crm
On' ili'UTt i-xiTpt iy irulu. - KaiiKiii
C'ltv Time.
.Nearly one fifth of (Iia tituili'iitn at
8wIh uuivomitii'it nn wuincii,
"THE MAHRYINQ SQUIRE."
Juatice Geo. E. Law, of Brazil, Ind ,
Hat Marrlad 1,400 Couplea.
JiiHtiiT ;n. V.. Im', of r.rnr.il, Ind.,
Ihih fairly i-iiriiil tin- tltlu "Jim Mmry
iii Siinr(," liy wli ii-li In' in knoMii fur
Hihl ni. If, ImvltiK nl
rrnily miirrii'il mtnn
1,4(10 riiiiplcn. Ten
year iik'i lm wan i--nty
roiinty tritiHiircr.
"At tlmt tliiif," fuiil
M
fi'tSpS- 3 J'IICK IjlW, "1 HUH
'"-v .... ...i.... I
? r niiiii'iiiiK iruni tin nn-
tmyititf kulncy tnm
hU. My Inn k arluvl,
my red wait drnkcii at lilRl't, ntul tlm
Iihmiui H of llin kidney Hci'let ioiik wt'ie
tiM finiii'nt ami (untrtineil mtli merit,
'llin-ii Unea of Imin'N Kdlney I'IIIh
cnrwl mo In 1H17, mul fur tlio jmxt
nintt yetirii I htivo Uen free frum kidney
co 1 1 1 1 1 ) h H 1 1 Hint ti kMi lie."
Sulil ly all denli'ts. M cent a los,
Ftr-Millurii ('., Huffuln, N. Y. j
I ".m.i1. . , ll il, !"
Thi Oeriinin ICtii .n-m Ii.ih deen Iienril
to my Unit the 1 1 n j I -k t ierl(iiN of her
l-lfe were the few Weekn fuHowliij; the
hll th of eiieh of her i hllilreli, h"l ntin
vj.'ih nhle to retire frmii jmhlle duty ami
eiilny her new treiiMiire,
It hilpieiiei when the joilii;eKt a)ll
of tin- (riiiiiii ro.viil fiiinlly wjih nn In-
f.l lit that one of the IhiIIi h of the hollHe-
leihl, iihii koIiik Into the iimNery himt
liy, illHi-overeil the einiresM lilieellii( he
Hlile her hllhy'n cniille.
Iler imtJeHty row hurrleijly, nml
eiiine furwiird with lier eyea full of
tenrn.
"No,' Hhe anhl. (nulling tinstondily
Into the nnxlouM fare of the huly In
wiiltliik'. "li"llilni! In the niiitter. 1
, wita only hh Iiik Rood hy, Imhy. Yon
know t hnve to jlve him up to-inor-j
row, ntid It la the luat nlKlit."
I klarrlav Urn I l.oUrrr llrrv.
lOvery year In the Kmnal onintry, In
Imlln, a inarrliiKe lottery la held, pen
era liy In rtol.er. The innii-'H of all
the inai rlnceahle clrlx and of 111"
young men who are tired of haehelnr
1'fe are written on nllpa of paer and
thrown Into Keparate earth pot. One
of eaeli kind Im drawn at one time !y
II l.nl wlw ti i it n . 'I'he youth whom
name la drawn out ohtnlim a letter of
Inti 'iliirtiuii to theyounj; woman whom
name iifenuipnn:i I: Im. and then nil
that reimiln for hlni to do Ix to atart
courtHhlp, with nil the nnlor of wbleti
lie la rapnhle. Sueh fortuitous court
ahlpa nilKht not appear at first Hlk'ht to
promise very well for future conuuhlul
ligipplnena; hut. Iieverthele, In thf
majority of easeH, everythlni; turua out
very aatlafactory.
r'rtirr produren timrr thnn twic aa
many potntM'ii nn the fulled Statm. The
avernh'o price a huKhel is ."Vj ceutn.
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TOE EXPIAT011T DEAD.
lam pllcalil fnt Hint Overtook
ICnrintv nl Hrrrtum lllalua,
"Alwaya tlm dead!" Ilelnach crlel
Mlterly; "whenever we find n foricery,
a crime, always It In act to the u'couiit
of a dead man I"
And he drew up n list, horrible In Its
I'loipienee, of the dead who Ktiewed tlm
dark path of this monalrous iii-te of
(Time and cruelty ami Infamy. Yet
thern hud fallen ho many of the cue
mien of t r u t ti nnd Justice, that he Milht
have culled them the Kxplutory lead. .
Three I have told you ofthat Hnr
wti trli, Lciiicrcli r I'lcaid. "found ilead"
In his room In the (Cue do Sevres; lli ii
ry, "found dead," with n cloned rair
near hy ; I'cllx J'aurse, "found deml,"
and Minu'li-il Into his palace.
There art many others, fiptaln
d'Attel, who clihiiiil (ii have heard
lrejfiiN avow his K'dlt to fchruu Ken
unit the day of his degradation, was
"found dead" In a railway train, his
corpse llue and already on the way to
de'oiiioHitlou, though his Journey had
lasted hut an hour. 'I'll Is pretended
confession, which Orcyfus never made,
O'Attel rounded to his friend, '.'hauliu-
Kervlnlere. a lliellihcr (it the (lhailllier
of Iteputlcs; now the I)eputy took train
one day to vlnlt his home; an hour later
he was "found dead" on the rullway
tracks hctween two stations. And
Koclicr, of the prison guards, who also
claimed to have, heard Oreyfus nay: "I
am Kiillty, hut I am not the only ((tie!"
died, and to this day no one knows
where or how. It was na though Inter
nal Truth had reached down and alaln
this lie wherever It lifted Its evil head.
The prefect Itarreme was summoned
to Paris hy his Kovernment chief; he
was found "dead" In his compartment
when the train arrived at the Oare St.
I.azare. f.aurciiccau. prefect of the
i North, wns called to Paris to Rlvp evi
dence repirdiiic the Kpy system on the
Ocnnan frontier; there was no acci
dent on the Journey; the next day he
was "found dead" In his room at the
Hotel Terminus.
I Ixirliuler, one of Henry's most tire
less UKcnta of forgery and crime, was
"found dead" handed In a lonely barn;
another, Oucncc, was "found dead" on
tl lloor of his room In Pnrla. Then
there was Miiuier; his part In the con
spiracy had l-en to falsify the mean-
! Iti(j of a cryptic telegram sent by Pan
U.nrdl to the Italian Kovernment, so
that It nftlrmed the guilt of Oreyfus;
and M tinier wns "found dead" In a ra 11-
I way train. Wns It any wonder the
martyr's friends began to fwe In thest
myMerlous nnd opirtntie deaths, the
work of nn avenging destiny? With
"iHfldcmunt, la Futallte est Dreyfus
nrde!" the very stars In their course
fought anglnst the lie. Vance Thomp
son, In Success Magazine.
Pe-ru-na Relieves
! Spring Catarrh
J
y- lit
)
I
- '21
K
U'i Ak ha mutt t '-fL
"St
llow II1 II IIMe Itf
"I oe by tli papfrs that Mr. Pllcltnn,
wlio was riditut in tli smoking; csr, wn
injured wIipji his train ran into another
on" a few niornins no. 1 feel orry for
his yonnsc wlfo."
"So do 1. She hadn't the least suspi
cion that li? wns a smoker."
riTP '" V'tn rn', nil nil Ni'i
I 110 P"rmiinilr rnr-. t r lir. Kl n-n i.r.at
S' tvo ll'H'"T. Hnd fi.r KHI"K2trli h'.ltl-ti.
Iri-aiuw. ir. II. JI.KIln.-,ll. (Ml ..-i h Ht.. l'i,H.,l'.
Ilfneilnn.
With n hrnvy sigh th enndidnfa thrw
himself on the lounge in the family ait
tiii" room.
"Murin," he said, "tlio election Is eoin
at'.'i iiC"! me, I n in sure to b d"f"nd."
"Then," fpoke his wif", in a cold, rnetal
lii voi'", "I don't yet the fine new bonnet
joil wero golii to buy for m! when you
Were eleclell."
"I'.y (i nw!" lie exliime1. hri.'liten
Ing up. "I hadn't thought of that '."
M'ithr will flrrl Mm. Wlnnlow B'Kithlnf
Hyruc Ui' Ii t r v to iihc lor llieir i Ml-lrC-l
lailiiK i Liu t etiiii jrlol.
MISS L.OKA HAN Oil
' ' Wit fioiit hesitation I write lo thank
you fur the yreat telief I have found in
your aluahle medicine, I'erunu, ami
will cull the attention of all tny iriendH
flittering willi c.itnnh to that fact. IW
sides I cheerfully rwoituriend it to all
suffering with catarrh in any form."
Miss Jiora Havden, 81'J oih St., S. W.,
Wahliington, I). C.
A Cas of Spring Catarrh.
Mrs. N. P. ijtwh r. 4 -'.'f 3 X. Jirond
way, Pittslmrg, Khm., writes: "Iji-t
pring I "augl t a severe cold, which de
velofs'd into a serious cnt-e of catarrh.
I felt veik nnd sick, and could neither
eat nor sleep well.
"A inemls r of our cluli iho had Ijeen
curod ol catairh through the use of Pe
runa lid vised me to try it, and I did k
at once. I expected help, hut nothing
like the wonderful cliunge for the Ix-tter
I ol'u rveil ahri'i-t as tism jih I i-tatted
taking it. In three day? I felt much
hetter, and w ithin two weeks I was in
line health. Pcruna is a wonderful
medicine.
(nlr,
"Vou haven't 1eeri here hnlf a minute,"
protected the microbe on the dollar bill.
"What's your hurry V"
"If I should happen to meet yon
again." mid the visiting microbe, looking
w ith a glaie-e of d sdain nf the surro itid
iiifx. I'll thank you not to speak to me."
"Why?"
"I!e'aue you're on a rank counterfeit
and haven't sense enough to know it.
fJooddiy." Chicago Tribune.
Shake Into Your Shorf
A'.b-r.'f Foit I 'i! A vm:t. It inakes I'.eti
or new nrjt-n f --1 pa.j'. It ta a frtmn cure to
swi-RiiriK. mHoiiM nfi hft. tire'l, aetifrig teet
Hold by alt Jri.i-(f join. Price !t. 'I rial p -it-aerriHil'-d
J-T.KK. Addrens Ai.i;u B. Oininivd,
IyL-1'.o) , etv Yorlt.
Compnillf,
Customer (snillinj) What causes this
strong, peculiar odor?
Salesgirl There ain't any one partic'
ler smell, mister. Them's the cheeses,
next counter down. Chicago Tribune.
PRUSSIAN
HEAVE POWDERS
A (furiitt'i cure for ln-nci
Uislmixrr. lf.dtf tton ini Tro;;blei
pRt t.fAHlfvr''yro kt Pai t.. Mrv.
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ENGRAVING Write Us
PLATES
POR PRINTING
HICKS-CH ATTEN
Portland Oregon
Tolit In Kniillah School.
From nn Kngllsh iinjvr Is gathered a
hunch of schoolroom stories, some ol
which are so good us to have their geu
ulncnesH doubted, as, for exumtile, thf
detlultloti of a lie: "An abomination
hi the sight of the. Ird, hut a very
present help In time of trouble."
To Is received with eijtial skepticism
Is perhaps the Isiy's answer to the ques
tion why ihivid preferred to be a door
keeper In t tit house of the Ijonl : "15e
cuuse If he was a doorkeetier he could
walk outside while the sermon was he
lug preached." More natural, Iwwever,
Is what a child said of Klljah: "A
Klijah went tip to heaven he dropped
his mantle and Queen Elizabeth walk
ed over It."
It need hardly he explained that It
was an Irish hoy who gave the text:
"He that humhleth himself shall he ex
alted and he that exalteth himself shall
he a hnste." It was n small hoy of S
who, asked why Moses took off his
shoes In the presence of the burning
hush, gave the novel explanation
'Tlease, air, to warm 'ees feet"
fortune In a nnr'i Hlrty Peel.
I'.ccause John Hermann, a small boy
in Lincoln, Neb., forgDt his mother's
command to lie sure and wash his feet
before going to bed. several Lincoln
men seem to owe him the chance to
make a fortune. An antlphlogistlne
factory Is to be started In consequence,
the antiseptic application to tie manu
factured from clay hanks In the south
ern part of the city. The boy, who had
gone barefooted for the first time this
year, awoke the next morning to find
that his clay-covered feet were blis
tered. Ir. Wlnnett, after examining
the clay with which the youngster's
feet was coated, declared that all that
It needed to obtain a very good quality
of antlphlogistlne, or I leaver mud, wa9
the addition of glycerin and au anti
septic. The doctors and the owners of
the land through which the clay banks
run at once made plans for a factory.
Chicago Record-11 era Id.
I For Urrnklnit I p the Soil.
Station Agent This car is marked
I "Farm Implements," hut the contents look
suspiciously like package of dynamite,
j Freight Conductor That's what they
are. but the label is all right. The farm
where the stuff is going is in West Vir-
'ginia.
I A nino who used glue to thicken the
I gravy in the meat pies he sold at Oldham,
I I'.ngland. is now serving a three mouths'
j sentence In the jail there.
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Ut U Before Too Co Huvbtrt
EXAMINATIONS mC
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A (tooil falwman, (one
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WANTFn
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Portlatnd, Oratfon
Spokane, Wash
How He Got Warmer Seat.
One bitter cold night recently a aol
enin-fnoed uian drove up to a tavern
near Westchester and made bla way to
the Bitting room after seeing that -lata
horse was taken to the stable. There
was a larpe crowd of guests huddled
around the etove and he bud to take a
distant sent where It wns not much
warmer thnn outside. As booh as u
waiter appeared the ninii nnld:
"Get two dozen oysters on the half
shell nnd tnke them out to my borse,
When the waiter passed through the
room on his way to the stable every
body hut tho new guest followwl him to
soo the reinurknhlo Imrso fml on raw
oysters. In a few moments the dis
gusted crowd, headed by the waiter,
returned to the room to tlnd the owner
of tho horse comfortably (united by the
stove.
The horae won't look at the oysters,"
said the waiter.
"I didn't think he would.'t replied the
man. "Hand them to me." New Ydrk
Tress.
The Heal Sairra.
llowells After all. It's the wise man
who can change his opinion.
Orowells Ah. but tho really wise
men simply enn't do It.
llowells Why not?
Orowells llecauso they've been dead
for years. Philadelphia Press.
Hard to Locale.
"Do my thoughts elude you?" tantal-
Izlngly asked the subject
"Not your thoughts," replied the great
mind render, "but your nilud." Hous
ton Post.
HI Idea of It.
"Sny, paw, what Is au exaggerated
ego?"
"I'm not sure, son, but I think It's
that new bat your mother la weurlng."
Milwaukee Sentinel
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he ooAstuif sslu'ly la cliffcreiit ti9.a.-e. lie
Ftiarane-s toe reca'arbtSVlima, luns, throai
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The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
1 62S first St.. S. F. Cor. Morrison
Mention paper Portland, Oregon J
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A Piano
Without a Player
IS LIKE
A Buggy
Without a Horse
THE REMEDY:
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A. B. CHASE PLAYER-PIANO
Poej not enlarge the innlrurnent or
etiane style of case; meWiftnlnm all below
keyboard; operates piano action abstract
direct, and precisely as regular piano keys
do, securing the same expression as the
artibt cau by band; can be entirely removed
from the piano In five minules's time, and
that without the use of a screw driver.
Write for Free Booklet
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.
SPOKANE, SEATTLE, PORTLAND,
Wash. Wash. - Oregon,
P. N. U.
No. 18-07
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