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Newspaper Page TextEruptions ,.N „ T h t" Ml Qo‘ Fooiikh. temperance hotel T , arzlval at the pry. moist, s c a l y tetter, all f o r m « why all those s. uslhl S“ 1 un<" ' rEtan(t foolish tramp o v e r r u n ,i “ ‘ ake lhat l »sema or salt rheum, pimple* to see the hermit " * 8 d y “ orning food’s Sarsaparilla and Pills Atlanfa ConstftutîonJniJ ^ ^ The people of England drink some *00,000,000 gallons of milk in a year. Here is one of the greatest curiosities la church architecture. The edifice ^ 0ther cutaneous eruptions pro- " lf you »ent , . .. u Kicbwa.tl. Bohemia, the ^ from humors, either inherited, wink "T h, * af- w est, with a yll e healtli reeort near Tepliti- I (oquired through defective di- Chicago XeCs ” “ " ba«*«<»*r.’’- hchoeneau. w hlch Is the property of the -tiou and assimilation. Billionaire Prince Cbtry-Ahh-ingeu. last yMlr year in Venice Venice he a '!" I,ÏUW' ‘> Thunderbolt I ' I'uriug . " ' “ T ’ a visit ' ,asl To treat these eruptions with ninw B" lvl,!e exchange says “ Lieht , “ l,‘‘MU,lful «hurch of the Ma- medicine* is dangerous. donna dell O n« and was so charmed ä ............. .. - perfection and The thing to do is to take with ' Us architectural ftM PkH list, n o w g oo«!». S o u t h B en d S te e l F lo w s, w o o d b e a m * , 14 in ., $10: S o u t h B e n d ( 'h i l l e d F lo w s, w o o d b M in » , 14 in ., $7.70: S o u t h B en d C A illo d P l,.w a, w o o d beauiH. 8 in ., $3.50; «11 a ize« a n d s t y le s in plow s Y o u n g A m e r ic a ( ream S e p a ra to r. No. $ m . S to e l W in d M i ll .8 - f o o t .$ * !; W o o d W h e e l W in d M ill. 14-fo o t . $-'t,'. W rite u s f o r p r ic e s o n a n y t h i n g in th e n h ie h in e r v lin e . P e te rso n M a c h in e r y C o ., fo o t ot IM o.rison S t .. P ortla n d , O r. Sarsaparilla permanently cured J. ■ p od ’ s S a r s a p a r illa p r o m is e s to Lre an d k e e p e t h e p r o m i s e . \X T A WTT7n ,:ver>’ " ‘a *1 or w om an so in- i YY A ll 1 L o U ' IHietl to 1 ' irn the Barber \ trade. A nice light oceu p a llon , good wages.eaMv to lt-urn.««ins.au; practice. T he I inethcxi i» right anil tl»e piit-e uu.l tim e reqiilreU 1 the beat possllslf to gi\*e satisfactory reaulta. Writ*1 for full particulars t«» the A M K H IC A N IH A U H K K ru i.L K tS K J iic . j , A i K vftrolt » L . P ortland, O regon. L. N. R O S E N B A U M • Notary Public Attorncy-at-Law Pension Atttorney Solicitor of Patents Oon Carlos. fhich thoroughly cleanse the blood, Spanfsh^hm8- the preten(ler to the gelling all humors and building id m n eHWh0,’ U 18 reportedi 18 jtbe whole system.. They cure prepa ¡ha? ,i d V rel|aqul8h his claims in pie», Pranks. III., o f ecsenia. from which . kht suffered fo r some time: and Miss ÿÿaWolter. Box 2H. Alyona. Wis.. of plnr her face and back and chafed skin on t body, by which she hail been i.-r iitly ^ed There are more testimonials in ,w of Hood’a than can be published, ® •) (•) Phones: Sunset, Main 1589 Ind., A I860 (•) ® 304 New York Block SEATTLE, WASH., U. S. A. President Dial. Outside of Mexico there is a gener- I ni« •regslon ,hat beca“ Be President i az is " ow seventy-three years old ian"!1“ ’.1 de. ,alllnK a»'l that at best he ; fan last but a little time longer. "On the contrary," says a man who has lust returned from a business trip to the BiMer r e p u t e , a mlnutc.8 u lk with the generat will dispel any such notion. He is of Oaxaca Indian blood, a tribe noted for longevity and physical prowess." D izzy ? Headache? Pain back o f your e y e s? It’s your liv e r ! U s e A y e r ’ s P ills . Gently laxative; all vegetable, j Sold for 60 years. iSHmzSSi: i Iplecal application», ITARRH C A N N «« O T they UK cannot C C B I reach D pe»t <.| the disease. Catarrh ia a blood or The Nebular Hypothesis. The nebular hypothesis survives in IsitutionaldiM UM. and in ordar to cure it ■ B u s t t&kc inleritai reniediea. Hair, Ca- name, but with cannotatious indeflnite- MCure la taken internally, ami actsdirectly . . . di . *y diversified. Regarding the modus Meblood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s pt Care is not a quack medicine. It it was i operandi of cosmic change there is no tlbed by one of the best physicians in this this I concensus concensus of of opinion. opinion That there was . ------- in 10 ) lor years, and is a regular prescription. ¡„ .___ „ , , " , ,, loom posed of the best tonics known, com- * ^06 b6ginning a solar nebular all ■MrUh the best blood nurifler«, acting di- I are agreed, but whether it was gas- (foa the mucous inrlue*• perfect | eous or pulvert, whether It shone with lunation of the two ingredients is what pro- , M « in well wonderful reMiits incuringcatarrh. 'interrupted or continuous light, how it (or testimonials, free. became ordered ' and organized, how it j. C HENEY A A CO., C O . , Propra., I I f J. CHENEY Toledo, O. j collected into spheres, leaving wide ‘'J druggists, price 75c. (dbr tfiirai 1 Pills .... are the nest. Family interspaces clear, the wisest are per plexed to decide. Called Him Brother. Itrlow— I noticed you called Fred P a rd o n a b le Pride. A er/’ Does he belong to some se- j It was commencement day and Miss tiociety that you do? ¡Eunice Whatnot had taken one of the fcillop— I don’t belong to any se- j principal prizes. At the close of the t »d e fy . I call him brother be- I j exercise* her friouds crowded around luwmj wife once promfsed to be a f her to offer their congratulations. “ But iter to him. i weren’t you awfully afraid you _ j wouldn’t get it?” asked one of them ^ J u V e m i d y ^ u i^ r 'th .^ cMl'ir« ! no," said Miss Eunice with a pant In, Kuoa. bright smile. I just knew that when -------------------- | it came to English composition I had [’em ail skinned alive!”— Youth's Com ISoozey—I’ve heard a rumor that she ■ panion. kbe married. (let More Power From Coat. Hdbache— Yes. I fcoiey—W ho's the lucky one? Such has been the improvement In IWtiache—Neither of them, if they engine boilers and fire boxes that the ■ knew it.— Philadelphia Press. power derived from a pound of coal I ------------------------- , i today is nearly three times as great as fccoughs and colds there is no better it was flfty vears ag0. pane than Piso s Cure for Cousump- ______________ __ ► Price 25 cents. -----------------— —— Woman’s Way. An Affecting Scene. She— Now that I have openly con ft. Younghusband— Darling, you fessed my one indiscretion to you. It been weeping. What is it, my what do you say? He— That you have committed ■tat love? pa Younghusband— Horse radiBh! second.—Brooklyn Life. P E U M A T I Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or of the sanctuary constructed, and in t cost nearly $o0,000. The cost o f mate- \ enice. The various parts of the build- rial aud the wages paid to architects ing were made of Veron<,ee marble and i and builders runs over $300,000. The Italian plaster, carefully numbered and prince’s fad is a costly one. but to packed In thousands of boxes. These his critics who aver that he could have were shipped to Eichwald, where an saved at least $150.000 hw replies that other architect w'as employed to super he considers the extra amount well intend the putting together of all the spent for art’s sake, and that he be parts according to the original plan. lieves he could not have secured an The freight on the boxes and the cart exact counterpart o f the Venice church age from the depot to the church site in any other way. r ic h b la c k ? of contention be- t w e e n the two countries for many years aud would still be unsettled but for the agree ment between Am- ■ALVERSTONE. bassador Herbert aud Secretary Hay, signed in January, \jnder which each country appointed three commissioner». Those of the United States were Elihu Root, Senator Ixxlge and ex Senator George F. 'Turn er, and the representative« of Groat It is natural to rub the spot that hurts, and when rheumatic •ns are sh ootin g through the joints and muscles and they are hoed and sore, the sufferer is apt to turn to liniments and plasters frelief; and while such treatment may quiet the pain temporarily, 'Mount o f ru bbin g or blistering can cure Rheumatism, because it .Mtw. *ot a skin disease, but is in the blood and all through the system, CANADIAN ftounDAWV UMC .O-MUtlO. itvery time you are exposed to the same conditions that caused «♦t +• +• -ft I first’ attack, you are g oin g to have another, and Rheumatism "list just as lon g as the poison is in the blood, no matter what ■ apply externally. T o o much acid in the blood is one cause ot Britain were Lord Chief Justice Alver- ■Mutism ; stom ach troubles, bad digestion, weak kidneys an stone, Sir Louis Jette. Lieutenant Gov ernor of Quebec, and A. B. Ayleaworth. iid liver are other causes U N A B L E T O S L E E P A T N IG H T . Cnder the terms of tb« treat. It wai •di bring on this painful dis- S id n e y , O h io , A u g u s t 3 6 , 1 * 0 3 . A f , w m o n th a a g o I w a a fo a lin g » » i l l not possible for the commissioners to »- because the blood becomes a n d r u n d o w n a n d UD8blA j ^ ■ V . l a o Kad •ted with the poisonous mat- v ii» h t I fa it a x t r a m e ly b a d , s a d alfto n aa transfer Dye*. Skagwajr, Juneau or r h « u m a ti o * p a in s i n m y J o in t , a n d m uft- any other American city from Amer- *hich these organs fail to ifa a . ^ h a m e d ic in e I u sed . a v e m e o n ly to British Jurisdiction. But It did T * U .J « b e a t ; ^ M M « f *T out o f the system. Cer- h'TlSÿ recommended foÇ .ucO tro^ , Mye open the question whether the 1 secret diseases will produce e V' V o m .*tf lmn. 'w . ; ” .“ p l.I i.d - î t h e Hrttlsh could Ret to tidewater. This •»autism, and o f all forms M a, waya been the laane. The treaty r e s u lt, “ Vt “ d jw .r W 1 Ä U . ¡beumayc ^ 1 is the most stubborn and went at aome length Into the claims of both countriee. but tbe main points ,ere- for it seems to affect were based ou the meaning of Articles *7 bone and muscle in the SSüWthSf« *" « “ .• » * 1 n Nodr. B.6.BOUOHTON. IU and IV. of the Anglo-Russian 7- The blood is the medium r r D treaty of Iffiii, or. in other words, *hich the poisons and acids ___, , . • A whether the line of demarcation. In ac lc*rried through the system, and itdoesn t matte cord a n ce with the terms o f the treaty, W itis m you have, it must be treated through 1 f ’• tr*ou. waa to be drawn thirty marine miles \ n rS ' l permanently rid o f i t A s acure: for h^ ^ stomach ^ th„ si of the Pacific ocean or JS. S. s. has never been equalled. It doesn t n d _ fr..,„ b-nh- h — - o f u. ■ l.ynt, s.-i nun the d igestion like Potash. Alkahes other.sly,thg Dtasn, A i K t i i ^ and ----------r , « ^ n tlf oth^ canals ;m.. the . ’*n..i .n mteri-r but tones up the general heal , g Hr - -^on of «frying to stimulates the sluggish organs, ana a ^ ,.otumi»»i,)WT* ..n e«ch side with- the same time antidotes and falters out ^ an um,)lr, ,,r referee w*. r blood all poisonous acids anc wiUingtie«s of the Inlted State« a to m itter o f every kind ; and whet JO bo|,i the delltierstlon* of the com- effete matte J the blood to It! r o -,lall '¿ " ' ¿ ‘" l , - restored the blood to IK mi—,iun m In Iandon London under unter the me preside- pre»in*-n S . Ï». S . n as the painful, feverish CJ n{ Chief Justice Alverstone The u n atu ral c o n i r e l i i v e d . remml«lon held IU first forma, mee, laandon September 3. and die- *^»nd th e sore an d te n d er m u scles are i ;l^ f ree to thos« mg Some O dd Kars. In human beings the two ears fre quently do not match, though as both cannot be properly seen at the same time, this defect usually escape« our notice. The same thing ls true to some extent of monkeys and quadru peds; aud owls have one ear directed upward«, and the other downwards, which enables them to hear both above and below as they fly. Taking the word “ ear” in a broader sense, there are some animals which possess two kinds o f these organs. A A) £ m ® (•> £ S oFptcr.aurgom p hai l a co.. r tla n d , O ra 394 . w.vu , w n. fsr. C. Gee Wo WONDERFUL HOME TR EA TM EN T ON R A IN Y D A Y S W E A R T h is w o n d erfu l C h i nese d o c to r Is ca lled g reni b«<-Aune he cu res peop le w ith o u t o p era tion th a t are g iv en up to die. H e cu res w ith th o se w o n d erfu l C h i nese herbs, roots, buds, h a rk s aud v e g e ta b le s th a t are e n tir e ly un k n o w n to m ed ic a l s c i en ce In th is c o u n try . T h ro u g h th e use o f those h a rm le ss rem ed ies th is fa m o u s doctor k n o w s ilie action o f o v e r MO d iffe re n t rem- ed les, w hlch he s u c c e s s fu lly u ses In d ifferen t diseaseq. H e g u a ra n te e s to cu re e a tia rh , a s th m a, lun g, th ro at, rh e u m a tis m , n ervo u sn ess, sto m ach , liv e r, k id n e y s, e tc .: h a s h u n d re d s o f testim o n ia ls. c h a r g e s m oderate. C a ll and se e h lih . P a tie n ts out o f th e c ity w rite for b la n k s and circu la rs. Mend stam p . C O N S U L T A T IO N F K E K . A D D KKSS \GWEJTs W a t e r p r o o f O IL E D 'ftWBRM® C L O T H I N G I I t MAKES EVERY DAY COUNT 7J 8m rt3iiaa m A h m tu jeii^ ^ . ( The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 253 PIMPLES Send Postal Card to Eilars Piano House, Portland, for Particulars. CANDY ^ CATHARTIC ^ m feM X w b This fine piano is made especially for cs according to specifications to meet the requirements of Western cli matic conditions. It rs at once the fiiest toned the most d in b le and the most perfectly finished piano obtaina ble. T o bring our piano prominently before the best people of the West, we will, for a limited time, make the most eaceptional concessions in the w ay of price and terms. We will deliver one of these choice pianos (nothing better could be had even if you were willing to pay $600 or m ore), freight paid to any station in the state, for $318, either cash or on payments of $21 down and $9 per menth, deferred payments to bear 8 per cent per annum. Otl er styles not so elaborately fin ished, but of good quality, for $183. $156 ard $218, payable at the rate cf $6 per month. Write us to-day, as this offer is lim ited strictly to the first three instru- mnnts sold in every county Mention this paper. TRADE MARK fffOISTCacn P le a s a n t . P a la t a b le . P o t e n t . T a s t e j h o o d . N e v e r S ic k e n . W e a k e n . o r G r ip e . G ood. Do 10 c . 25 c . 50 o CUR E C O N S TIP A TIO N . | IttiLng H.ns.J; lu m p ««?, tblvag«« M m I n i I, R «» ... Yerfc. U* j n d g u a r a n t e e d b y a ll d r a g lO-TO-BAC h Soid ista t o € D l t £ T o b a o o o Ilan*»- Washington Farmers and Stockmen Indorse Prussian Stock Food! R E A D T H E F O L L O W IN G L E T T E R S . THEY SPEAK FOR TH EM SELVES. I k A v e u s e d I’ misk I uii St*M-k F ood f o r th e pn«t th e e ven veaiH o r i H m r ree rs f iu n u or»e«. Cuttle. Sheet* »n d Hotr*. AS A F ------- AT PR PI O D U C I N G 1 FOOD IT U A AL. find it ii th o r o u g h ren- HAS NO EQU o v n t o r ; i t to n e « f up the H.VHtvtn in g e n c iH i »n d prttn m-w lilt- m id Ig o r In th e AiifniRl. In iny d a ir y Inisini'Mi* flnd ln e v e ry ln a t»n i'e w hen fed i:<‘.o r tH n g t o d ire e ilo tM it Mill I N C R E A S E t h « How o f m ilk t o a m a rk ed d e g r e e . Al»«* w it » y o u n g aniinnl**. e a lv c e in p A rtleu la r th a t a r t A ...l.j« t t o S C O U R S l >rn»>d»ii S to rk F o o d w ill ■ Ue. k th e mulAdy ns i f b y rniigti'. I h a v e tried m a n y kin d* o f fo«>di> b u t ( 'jmmmmm n a w „ ' pin - -i/.n St«<« k Food th e B E S T <•>' i he m a r k e t t o d a y . KVIL UKAK, D uv«u- p o r t . W ash . •PRUSSIAN^ 5 STOCKfOOD j IT EILERS PIANO HOUSE Washington Street, DOUBLED O her large stores, San Francisco, Cal., Spokane, Wash., and Sacra mento. Cal. Increase in Milk. 1 1 1 W ash. PORTLAND Comer Park PO RTLAN D , OREGON. stn e e u sin g t h « ‘ r o s e fa a fct<H k F ood w ith m y niih-h e o w llnd h e r s u p p ly *»f m l Hr It« neren«w‘ d tro m O N E to T W O lUArr» em h m ilk in g . I) < F a k k sw o k t ii . Itoi-kroid. ja m * S t .. P o r tla n d . O r e g o n . 1 oil Plane for $318 5708 Germantown Are.. Philadelphia, Pa ■ A ld e r A9 ~ M eu u o ii paper. “ M f w i f e l i a d p l m p l t a o n h e r f a r e , but ■he has been taking CA SC A K U T S aud tuev have all disappeared. I had been troubled with con stip ation (or som e tim e, but after tak Ing the first Cascaret I have had n o trouble w ith this ailm en t. W e cannot speak too h igh ly o f C a s c a r e t s " F red W ahtm an . j ... ________ P . N . U. Sold by the l.e a d in j Dru: H K R I» C D,, 1’ u r tln Coast A g m t« . N» « 7 - I 9 0 J. fl fllTHKN writing to ». .dvertisrrs plea •I G ! Y m«*titlon this | m paper. IF YOU HAVEN’T SPUNK fish, for example, has a pair o f ear» embedded In its head, and also a pecu liar street—the lateral line— running down each aide o f the body, which ap pears to perform some o f the ftinr-rtons o f hearing, as It la concerned with the detection o f movements in tbe sur rounding water. The tw o feeler* which project from tbe head o f an insect are almost cer tainly auditory organ*, and when these are supplemented by car* o f other kinds, we can say that the cars are not all alike. <Ira-*hopper* ami locust* have extra ear* in their legs, and the common house fiy has a pair o f little club-shaped projection* behind the wings (balancers), which probably help It to hear. K a ro S a n :o ,lis g l. Sarcophagi fur Czar Alexander II. and his wife, Maria Alexandmwna, are nearly ready after being in tbe work men * hand« for twelve year«. The _______ zar* sarcophagus Is cut out of an (.„onnuua block of green jasper from s)tw.ria. .sitwris: the czarina’s from a block of jnk rhodonlte from the Ural Moun- tains. We never longe.1 to own a parrot; 1 . ___D k . . « m a t i s f f l W will i l l D ? be m « a w l l C l« . o * special 1___ book on Rheumatism „ ____ ^ ¡ __________ » 1 , i«»ed of the ,n> e -t,-m ln . HMe and we never longed for guldfiab, it Our nhvsicians will cheerfullj answer all ie ■ moPe than two m-.mi,« fa cia l inform ation or advice, for no c^ rgc^ ^ Bj ^ ^ .f tb.. tribm.nl. I» r j either. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., STLAd, H o m e an«! dav.i*<‘ h o o l f o r g ir ls . Id ea l lo c a t io n . S jac I ous b u il d i n g . M o d e rn e q u ip m e n t . A c a d e m ic , C o lle g e F rep a r- a tio n a n d s|>ecial c o u r s e s . M u sic, K lo - e n t io n . A rt in c h a r g e o f s fie c ia lis ts . I llu s t r a t e d c a t a lo g u e . F a s ter term o|K?ns F e l’ru a r v 1. 1904. E L E A N O K T E B B E T T S , P rin cipa l. First aod NoatrolDrrv Sts.. P o T ck ,tu n ic. Main BUCKINGHAM'S DYE rm m B L A C K or YELLOW. j Chief Justice Alverstoaie voting with the Americans, the United States gets l i a V o t e S e t t l e d B o u n d a r y Q u e s t io n all the territory it has always claimed. in A m e r i c a ’ s F a v o r . The settlement of the Alaskan boun- The Portland canal, which is an outlet (lary dispute In favor of the Americans j f,'olu Brlti*h Columbia, Is given to Cau ls due to Lord Chief Justice Alverstone ada' who voted with I l ord Alvevatoue, whose decision has the Americans for not met wlth favor ln Canada- ls the all t h e points liead of the highest judicial tribunal in claimed by them England, aud has been since 1900. For except two. This! twe*ve years prior to this he w as At lias been a bone torney General. N O T A S K IN D IS E A S E . which 1 M u ll W R IT E FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Uae C H IE F J U S T IC E A L V E R S TO N E . S D ot « ¡D o .- io l S t. an! energy enough to sit right d o w n this m inute a n d write for our ca ls - logue w e're afraid y o u ’ re not suited for a business life. T h is m a y be the best chance you have ever had. D o n ’t waste it. W e educate you practically foe business and vet you a position w hen com petent. A postal card w ill bring full p a rti^ v a r ^ W t i i worth your WWI* BEHNKE-WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE to write n o w before you forget it. I*< »rtlfnii!, O r e g o n . ’ i ' 4 t * Sanders Disk Plow Simplest an<l most p«*rf*ct mftde. Before won Five jrour order for • IMsk Plow be sure to ex- • mine the Hemlers. For sale by the ol«i reli able bouse of Mitchell, Lewis & Stayer Co., Send for Special Circular M P O K A .- N B WITH PORTLAND, ABATTU S IftO ffW f i i [ , ■ • (a) PORTLAN D ALCOHOL, OPIUM, TOBACCO USINGjt 1 H • \sXsX« 1 SKffX* » • OKEGON Bilious? 1 K '• S * ( 5 ) fi) father ' f ofC| tn>n' son ‘ S 53 and ooe and yeara three old’ daughters has Wend “ ? th® St Jam« 8 Qaseue he ed tf, ? dS and is delight- Private ° Ver his wonderful VeuiVe ” ? ry St ,h“ Plazz° liOredan, te’ it is an unequaled collection. Chicago Boomers. iM’t tell a Chicago man that his I has less than three million popu- lm unless you are prepared to It Boomers o f the Lake City have gg&aized their T w o Million Club, ¡listened it the Three Million Club, sued their aggressive club buttons i promised allegiance to the club utltution. which provides that each ■nber must claim at ail times that Destructive Dampness. gsgo has at least three million peo- So bad is the dampness in Ceylon L Oiat a book will hardly last a year. ft* a perm anently « ureti. Wo fits o r nervouHiieas The most expensive cernera, made of I f a A* t llrat d a y ’ s use o f Dr. K lin e ’ s U reat N erva the most perfectly seasoned wood ap Eg«r. S pik I for K r e « * i tria l bo ttle and tr.-atlaa. parently will warp In Ceylon, and all U. Kllue, Ltd »Hi A rc h h t . P hilad elp h ia , P * its parts will become unglued. No Cause for Sorrow, What Radium Has Done. ■tore at quarter sessions, as Recor- Sir Oliver Lodge protests against L of Shrewsbury. Sir Arthur Jeef, L sentencing a hypocritical prison- the current idea that the discovery of Tfho. hopeful o f softening the radium in any way shakes the long ac go's heart, shed copious tears, and cepted laws of science. On the con reply to his lordship’s inquiry: trary, it affirms them, as the instabil [lie you ever been in prison be- ity of matter which radium proves was sobbed tearfully: “ Never, my theoretically acquired in the electric «, never!" “ Well, don't cry," was theory of its constitution, were true, recorder’s reply. “ I’m going to and radium completes this theory in stead of destroying it. Radium gives you there now.” us. In embryo, a transmutation of the elements. The INTERNAL REMEDY No Case Exists it W ill Not Core ORDER Ql ICk Hrt,otlc excellence that he rammle • oned the Venetian architect. Pietro ‘«aglla, to have an exact fac simile " Perrin’s Pile Specific C o n s u m p t i o n o f M i lk . CuUKCH SHIPPED BY I BLIGHT. - SAU i.M NERVES U N S T R U N G AND TH A T ACHE « , - - ORKOON Yll il a r r o w s HEADS W IS E W O M E N BROMO - S E L T Z E R TARE TRIAL BOTTLE. lO CENTS.