Lane County leader., May 15, 1903, Image 7

ptions
t, scaly tetter, all forma
r salt rheum, pimples
taneous eruptions pro*
umors, either inherited,
through defective di-
assimilation,
these eruptions with
icini* is dangerous,
K to do is to take
5 Sarsaparilla
rid. Pills
S id e lig h t, on H l.to ry ,
't east \\ hen did the custom origin*
stn ol putting the music in the rear oi
the troops during s battle?
Orimsoubosk— Why the Scotch start-
ed it.
“ Indeed?”
“ Vee; they used the bagpipes, you
know, and a fellow would lather run
into the very l.ce of the enemy than go
back where that music was.—Yonkers
Statesman,..
Growth of Cities.
During the nineteenth century Lon­
don grew from a city of 800,000 people
I l ? ?“ e ,oi ••600.000—that is, increased
New York Increased from
j CO,000 to 3,500,000—nearly sixtyfold.
»uglily cleanse the blood,
Usually the Case.
Daughter,” said the mother who
was long on Solomonic wisdom.
le system. They cure
I whatever you do. don’t marry a man
p a rilla perm anently cured J.
j with dreamy eyes.”
is. III*, o f eczem a, from which
"W hy not. rna?" asked the beauti-
d fo r sotno tim e; and M iss | ful bud.
Box 212, Alirona, W is., o f p in r
"Because," replied the mater “ it’s
ie and back and ch afed skin on
| doughnuts to fudge he'll also' pos-
w hich she had been g rea tly
jseB
s a dreamy pocketbook.”— Chicago
ere are m ore testim onials in
Daily News.
1 humors und building
i ' s
than can be
published,
arsn p arllla p ro m ises to
e e p s th e p rom ise.
Me Was Moved.
“ Did the notes of a bird ever move
you?” asked the poetic girl.
“ Yes,” replied the young man. “ I
Bullet *s f o r Duelists.
used to call on a young lady and every
bullet, made of a shell of time the cuckoo announced *be hour
en invented by a Parisian of 10 I went home.”
nd it w ill no doubt be ex-
Piso’s Cure N a good cough nedicine.
d by French duelists,
kes a person it merely It naa cured co u gh s and colds l„r -oil*-
years. At druggists. 25 cents.
t wirhout doing the least
lb a mask over the face,
A Modern Disease.
tice revolver shooting at
Anxious Mother—Tell me, doctor, is
tost as they now practice it a dangerous disease.
Physician— I fear It Is. He has
breakfastfoodltls In
an
advanced
stage."— Judge.
TOR
fants and Children.
ou Have Always Bought
A Possible Obstacle.
Clara— Of course you will be at
church Easter morning?"
Alice— Yes, unless the coolt wants
to go.— Detroit Free Press.
Oems from the Coast.
The current number of the Pacific
| Unitarian contains the following gleams
Too Curious.
• from a recent examination in the San
s never any uncertainty Franciaco schools:
land,” said the pompous
“ Define fathom and form a sentence
^the ward meeting. “ I’m a
with it.”
“ A fathom is six feet.
A fly has
the little man with a
^ce half rose and putting fathom.”
“ Define species.”
his ear. Inquired: "W hat
art?"— Kansas City Jour-
“ Species is kind. A boy must be
| species to his mother.”
H C tS .IIIT
« IK
C rR M D
nation*, as they cannot reach the
on ol the ear. There is o n ly one
,iness, and that is by coustltu-
Deal ness la ran ted by an in-
on of the mucous Its i|t o i the
the. W hen this tube gets lo ­
ve a ru m bling sound or im p er­
ial « h e n It la e n tirely closed
result, and uuiea. the lnflam m a-
oii out and thia tubo restored to
edition, hearing w ill be destroyed
aaes out nt ten are caused by
Is n oth ing but an inflam ed
,e mucous surfaces.
One Hundred Dollars for any
aieauaed by catarrh ) that can
H all's Catarrh Cure. Send lo t
Uncle Reuben Says:
I-aziness am next to wickedness, bat
we should remember jest de same dat
it’ s de strenuous mewl who breaks $3
wuth of harness while tryin' to start a
I 50-cent load.— Detroit Free Press.
His Time.
Mrs. Jollvman—John, you don’t
seem to be in a hurry to get to the
office this morning.”
Mr. Jollyman—No. and I’m not
obliged to be, either. My time is my
own. madam.
Mrs. Jollyman— I guess that’s so,
J. C H E N E Y A CO.. Toledo, O.
ista, 75c
John. I know it’s your time you give
Cilia are the beet.
when you come home from the club,
tor it never agrees with the clock by
Tot Appreciated.
several hours.—Boston Courier.
certainly seems to me
like BJarkson, who has
Thought It Might Be.
all his life and brought up
Mrs. Newrocks— I’m
determined
sixteen children, deserves that Cynthia’s debut shall pasB off
of credit.
j with great eclat.
o doubt. But he can’t get
Mr. Newrocks—W hat’s elcat, Marla
res.— Sommerville (Mass.) ! — expense?— Puck.
nnr Ourea 5o fit* or nrrrousnfla
•st
hi * of I»r Hline’s Great Nervi
K K B K S J.O O trial bottle and treat
ns . Ltd. vat archst.. Hiuadiilrhia.J’ft
One Distinction,
kes that little cad of a
nut limp so?”
does it when he wants to
'e says there’s a place on
John L. Sullivan kicked
en he got in hi*- way.”
e Y ou
Kerosene.
Kerosene oil Is an Inexpensive and
satisfactory furniture polish, especial­
ly for the old fashioned carved fur­
niture, some of which Is in possession
of almost every family that has been
housekeeping fer any length of time.
A camel's hair brush can penetrate
the crevices that defy the dusting
cloth or brush of the most careful
housekeeper. Kerosene is an excel­
lent cleaner.
I L E T Z K ’S G R E A T S A L T
G r e a t V e in In
R E !E P S O N M A C H I N E R Y O U .
M IN E S .
K n a a ia W o r k e d
S in c e
S ix t e e n t h C e n t u r y .
Iu a recent report to the State De­
partment at Washington, says the New
York Times, W. Ii. llollowuy, United
States Consul General at St. Peters­
burg, gives the following interesting
particulars concerning the remarkuble
salt mines of Uetzk, Russia:
“ Uetzk is a small settlement of §lx-
ty-two kilometers (38.5 miles) from
Orenburg, iu tue region of the K irgiz
steppes. Cossacks of the Ural and Im­
migrants from old Moscovia estab­
lished this settlement iu the middle of
the seventeenth century, when the rich
stratum, containing from 70,000,000 10
80.000.000 poods (1,120,000,000 to 1.300.-
000.000 tons) of excellent mineral salt,
covering an area of four square versts
(1.75 square miles), was discovered.
The depth of the mines has recently
been ascertained to exceed ninety
sagenes (G30 feet).
“ In the beginning of the sixteenth
ceutary Bashkirs worked this layer Iu
a primitive way. ThtTHusslan govern-
auent took possession of it In 1753. In
1810 the government built the Oreu-
burg-Samara salt track, and from 1817
a regular exploration of the mine has
been carried on. tirst by convicts and
since 1849 by free workmen.
“ At present a company of Orenburg
merchants holds these rich mines on
lease from the government, but the
work is not extensive. The yearly pro­
duction does not exceed 1,500,000
poods (24.389 tons), because of the lack
of good roads—the place having been
inaccessible—but now that a branch of
the railway of Orenburg-Tashkent
leads to the mine it is expected that
the export will be largely increased.
"The salt is now worked by one
enormous pit—a sort of cavern—at a
depth of fifty-seven sagenes (399 feet)
underground. This excavation meas­
ures 112 sagenes (784 feet) in length,
twelve sagenes (eighty-four feet) iu
breadth and twenty-five sagenes (175
feet) in height The walls are quite
white. The ceiling is of a cylindric
form and has a thickness of thirty
sagenes (210 feet). A sand layer ten to
fifteen sagenes (seventy to 105 feet)
thick covers the mineral stratum, and*
absorbing the dampuess, protects the
vein of pure crystallic salt The cav­
ern is lighted by several electric lamps.
"Eighty workmen are occupied in
this cavern. Some trace new lines for
work, others make canals in the direc­
tion marked, and when these reach the
points indicated by the engineer the
bed is blasted with gunpowder in the
same manner as is used for blasting
stone.
" A steam elevator serves for com­
munication with the surface of the
earth and for the carrying o f salt.
There is also a wooden screw stair­
case (485 steps), with platforms for
rest.
Owing to the salt walls, the
wood of the stairs remains In good
condition, and in course of time hard­
ens more and more. Iron parts, on the
contrary, rust very soon. Dynamos
and steam engines are placed In special
buildings on tbe surface and serve not
only for the lift but also for the mill
Wi ch mechanically assorts the salt.
"Since the construction of the rail­
way the excavation of four other cav­
erns of the same dimensions has been
planned.”
Sure C u re lo r Dyspepsia.
Undoubtedly for sound, healthful
sleep the best position ia to lie en the
rlgjit side. It Is a curious fact, how­
ever. to roll over on the left aide Is
quite a relief in case of indigestion.
Let us suppose a person has gone to
bed. lie is either lying on bis right
side or ou his back. He feels a cer­
tain amount of fullness in the stomach
ami perhaps distress. I f he is in the
habit of taking a dope he thinks at
once of his dope. Some stomachic or
perhaps a cup of hot water or maybe
a hot sling is thought of.
Instead of doing any of these things
if be will just simply roll over on his
left side he will be surprised how
quickly belching of wind will occur
and almost complete relief from tbe
distress.
The explanation Is that lying ou the
left side crowds tbe stomach. This
lessens the capacity of the stomach
and forces the gas up through the eso­
phagus. This will frequently bring
much relief. A more natural and last-
lug relief than any drug could have
done.
Try it the next time you have any
of the throee of Indigestion after go­
ing to bed. Lie on the left side for
fifteen or twenty minutes and see if It
does not disappear. It la a very ef­
fective remedy. It Is a remedy that
tbe osteopaths would especially ap­
prove of. as It is of a mechanical na­
ture and applied directly to the dis­
ease. After the gas has been all forced
out of tbe stomach In this way tbe
sleeper can generally roll over on bis
back or right aide and go to sleep.
It la said that Mark Twain recom­
mended this remedy aa well-nigh Infal­
lible. But whether he does or not, ex­
perience has taught us Its value.— Med­
ical Talk._____________________
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(Successors to John Poole)
Foot of Morrison Street, Portland. Oregon
Lost Hair
W ith us for Saw M ill and S hin gle M ill Ma-
chlnery.
W ind M ill and Hains Pump, Etc,
I Cream Separators, regular price 69»>, now $60.
I Spring w agons $39. Buggy shafts $3,50.
“ My hair came out by the hand­
ful, and the gray hairs began to
creep in. 1 tried Ayer’ s Hair Vigor,
and i( stopped the hair from com­
ing out and restored the color.” —
Mrs.M. D.Gray, No. Salem, Mass.
Til i f C A N S
There’s a pleasure in
offering such a prepara­
tion as Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
It gives to all who use it
such sa tisfa c tio n . The
hair becom es th ick e r,
longer, softer, and more
glossy. And you feel so
secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara­
tion.
ii.oa , Sonic. All drafting.
m oney you Pave, it should earn you some­
thing. investm ents made. Governm ent, M in­
in g and Registered Bonds bought and sold.
Money loaned on im proved city or farm prop­
erty. W rite us today for fu ll particulars.
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observed the man who occasionally
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asked the inquisitive person who over­
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a newspaper without wondering what
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N atu re’s Provision .
Jack Knife Shoes:
Doctors tell us that the skull is so
constructed that it can expand without
causing death ; a provision of nature
for people who get their heads swelled.
— Atchison Globe.
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Made ol Uie best imported und American lcutheia
THE MEN AND WOMEN
Who Enjoy the Choicest Products
oi the World’s Commerce.
K n o w l e d g e o f W h a t Is B e s t M o r e I m ­
p o rta n t T h an W e a lt h W it h ­
o u t It.
Universally
Accepted
ss
It must be apparent to every one that
qualities of the highest order are neces­
sary to enable the best of the products of
modern commerce to attain permanently
your system is out of balance, and
to universal acceptance. However loudly
aw somewhere ia rwur coustitutio»,
heralded, they may not hope for world-wide
ility that you are losing health, too.
preeminence unless they meet with the
general
approval, not of Individuals only,
ff in weight may beslight, but itmakes
but of the many who have the happy
change in one’s looks and feelings, and
faculty of selecting, enjoyhig and learn­
building up process is begun in time,
ing the real worth of the choicest prod­
strength are soon gone and health
ucts. Their commendation, consequently,
¡vs. If you are losing weight there is
becomes important to others, since to
meet the requirements of the well in­
it. Your blood is deteriorating and
formed of all countries the method of
poor to properly nourish the body, and it must be purified
manufacture must be of the most per­
i before lost weight ie regained. It requires something more
fect order and the combination the most
.nary tonic to build up a feeble constitution, for unless the poisons
excellent of its kind. The above Is true
hat are lurking in the blood are destroyed, they will further im-
not of food products only, but is espe­
cially
applicable to medicinal agents and
blood and weaken the system, and you continue to lose weight.
after nearly a quarter of a century of
S. w ill be found purifying and tonic jwx>parties combined. It
growth and general use the excellent
remedj Syrup of Figs, Is everywhere
Ids up weak constitutions,
WONDERFUL GAIN IN WEIGHT.
out and destroys germs
accepted, throughout the world, as the
Is
Bunts T ill*, A la ., Jam. 10,1908.
best of family laxatives. Its quality Is
of every description and
Some years a ro m y general health
due not only to the excellence of the
system of all impurities,
gave w a y; m y nervous system was
combination of the laxative and carmin­
the f o u n d a t i o n for a
ative principles of plants known to act
shattered, end I could r e t n othin* to
e a d y increase in weight
snest beneficially on the system and pre­
do me any rood till I b era a to use
ood health.
sented In the form of a pleasant and re­
8. 8. 8. I commenced te Improve at
freshing liquid, but also to the method
be bountiful and the
once. M y appetite became splendid
of manufacture of the California Fig
and from 135 pounds I Increased te
b u t still the system
Byrup Co., which ensures that uniformi­
180. I became well a r a ia by ta k la r
1 we remain poor in flesh
ty and purity essential In a remedy In­
8. 8. 8. and would ta k e no amount for
of
we eat is properly digested
tended for family use. Ask any physi­
th e ro o d It d l* me. M y health U
into rich, pure b l o o d ,
cian who Is well informed and he will
now perfect, and I b elieve I f e v e ry ­
answer at once that It la an excellent
inforces the Stomach and
T ru s te d H e r J u d gm en t.
body would take a bottle o f 8. 8. 8.
laxative. I f at all eminent In his pro­
estion and assimilation of
The violinist Kubelik, who Is to mar­ fession and has made a special study of
occasionally, they would enjoy Ilf*
ere is a rapid np-bnilding
ry the Countess Marianne Czaky, hat a laxatives and their effects upon the sys­
as I am dolnr*
W . 1*. W IN S T O N .
nd strength. S. S. S. acts
greater readiness of wit than he is 1 tem he will tell you that it Is the best
d beneficially upon the nervous system, strengthens and tones usually credited with.
of family laxatives, because It Is sim­
lieves the strain b y producing sound, refreshing sleep.
He had played one afternoon at a ple and wholesome and cleanses and
onic so invigorating as S. S. S ., and being composed exclusively j women’s reception at the Waldorf-As­ sweetens the system effectually, when
Manufactured bu
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herbs its use is attended with no bad effects. Old people will i toria. and afterward he stood, rather 111 a laxative is needed, without any un­
pleasant after-effects.
Every well-in­
braces them np, improves the circulation of the blood, and |
formed druggist of reputable standing
at ease. In a corner, silent.
stimulates all the bodily organs, and,
A young girl approaching him, said: knows that Syrup of Figs Is an excel­
p e r s o n s of delicate constitutions can |
laxative and Is glad to sell It. at
’’Pardon me. sir, but your handker­ lent
the regular price of fifty cents per bot­
take S. S. S. with safety, as it does not
chief Is hanging out of your pocket.”
tle.
because
It gives general satisfac­
derange the Stomach l i k e the strong
"Thank you.” said Kubelik, “ thank tion, but one should remember that In
mineral remedies, but acts gently and
you for this warning. You know tbs order to get the beneficial effects of
without any shock to the system. Those
8yrup of Figs it is necessary to buy the
company better than I do.”
—
whose feelings tell them they are not
genuine, which Is sold in original pack­
S a n F r a n c is c o « C a l.
1, and who are growing thinner and falling below their usual
The greateat blunder that coaid possi­ ages only; the name of the remedy—
LrO ttisw llla* R y .
N e w T o r lf , N . Y .
Id take a course of S. S. S. and build up again. S. S . S . IS bly be made baa never been made— Byrup of Figs and also the full name of
the Company—California Fig Byrup Co.
erywhere as the leading blood purifier and the safest and best lifting the figure of a man in statuary p rin te d on the front of every package.
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te us.
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The
Best
Family
Laxative
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SYRUP OF FIGS
Recommended bu
Many Millions
The Well-Informed
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