The Eugene weekly guard., October 20, 1900, Image 9

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HEALTHY
A
¡stake
( Is a well-known fact that Lydia
Piakhaius Vegetable (.cuupuuud
cured mure women than auy other
jedv. It therefore must fce the
t possible medicine for female ills,
jut some women make the mistake
jhiasiug that they will try sotne-
else, »imply liecause it ia new.
o mistake ’» often a fatal one—
e to the health aud happiness uf
¡experi neuter.
Lit not foolish to risk the possible
bits of such experiments? Is it not
Lr to depend upon a medicine
Ln has beeti tried suocesafully for
nv year», and which has uever
«’found wanting? Ilo not thertfore
Lay one persua«te you to try some-
’which they say is justasgixxl.
Lnnot be just as good. Mrs. lfink-
Ls Compound is the best, and there
[ be oulv one best This ia not a
L ss - l -lion, but is a positive fact,
kitted by hundreds of regular
Ueians.
Lit <>n your own common sense.
| Mrs Pinkhams life-long expert
I. arid y«-u will make no mistake,
ft exfH-smient with your heulth,
[take s medicine that you tn<>w is
H. an l is backed by such letters as
L to Mrs. Pinkham :
’ rlan Troubles Always
a
dd to Lydia E. Pink-
m’s Vegetable Com-
und.
| had been in poor health for
Bti i.ars. having inflammution'of
»■>» ami womb trouble. Although
led bv physicians. 1 could not ga.n
pgth nor do my work, aud was so
spirited and tired of life. A friend
led me to take-Lydia E. Pink-
l's Vegetable Compound. Theflrst
le strengthened me. and 1 wrote
>u. After taking six bottles can say
I am well ami can even do niv own
iiug " Mas. M. W. M ili . kk . No.
Canal Street, New Orleans. La.
For ihree years I suffered with
isn trouble, having inflammation
an abscess on right ovary. Had
pain in my back and head, and at
a was unable to walk. Had sev-
doctors, but they did not do me
h got«!. One doctor said that 1
Id laic to have an operation and
the ovary removed. 1 became
niragfd anti gave up all ho|>es of
ng well. 1 began taking Lydia
*iukha n's \ eg table Compound.
>te to Mrs. Pinkhamaud followed
directions faithfully, and am bet­
han I have been ior three years.
|ve taken ten bottles, and my
Ids are surprised at my rapid im-
•imnt." M bs . W. H. W altkks ,
Spring Harbor. L. I., N.Y.
tprossod and Painful
•iods Cured by Lydia
Pinkham’s Vegetable
npound,
was thia, sallow and nerroua. I
Dot had niv menses for over a
and a half. Doctored with several
|i ians in town and one specialist.
Bid not get any l»etter. I finally
led to try your medicine, and
e to you.
After I had taken
» bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham s
(table Compound and three of
l ! Purifier, my menses returned,
,1 feel as well and strong as 1
did. and am gaining flesh.”—Mist
i C aines , Visalia, Tulare Co.. Cal.
lefore taking the Vegetable Com-
fl 1 was troubled with irregular
(truation. and suffered great
y. My physician gave me* mor-
B. and I remained in bed. I doc-
I eight years and got no relief, and
loctors told me there was no relief
iv trouble. Finally 1 tried Lydia
*inkham’s Vegetable Compound,
e taking the first bottle 1 felt
I was improving. 1 have taken
> or eight bottles, and never had
hi ng to do me so much good.
v month my troubles have grown
und less, and now at this time I
cured.’’ E lla Q i in sky , N o . 22
f Street. Haverhill. Muss.
ckacho and Womb
Hides Sucou mb to
la E, Finkham’s Vege-
lo Compound,
have been for ten years an in-
wiih female weakne ss, and the
re and pain I suffered no tongue
¡ell. 1 never spent one week in
en years that I was free from
My trouble u as inflammation
congestion of womb.
U hen I
leered to take your remedy I had
l>edfa.st for some time under the
nient of two of our best physi-
without receiving any benefit
can imagine the benefit I <le-
froiu Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege-
(<> in pound when I tell you that 1
gained forty pounds and am well
h ng 1 never dared to eipect.”—
C. E. F ola . nd . Monett, Mo.
or a number of years I was
■rd with backache and leu<.x»r-
I became so weak and miser-
that 1 could not attend to my
or studies. The least effort
completely exhaust me. Physi-
ailed to help me. I felt that my
h was blighted, and the life before
^ouid be one of suffering and
tv Then a friend insisted on me
>g your medicine. Before I had
cue bottle I was greatly relieved
not known a well day for four
but now I feel better than I have
a child, and it is all due to Lvdia
ikham s Vegetabl*» Compound.’’—
M ay B. S tbve s
. sox . Alliance. O.
t. Pinkham has Fifty
usand suoh Letters,
• ohnh-7 » 1
FTin’r-i matier that
off '«k
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IX. X I -.11X3 » K«.
Avisai*. <5*.
Bi, I,
A-.i**i*.
trade .
«OarlM
by PoUUsa.
Bradatreet s say.
Despite ica« tr-
trgn.arity both as to demand and
pries, due partly to warm rxinv
weather but likewise a reflection of a
hesitancy to embark largely in new
business, pending political events, the
general tone of trade is a favorable oue,
and confidence as to th. outlook for
business in the remainder of the vear
ia notable, bom. diminution in the
volume of Jobbing business is noted at
large \\ ertern centers, and continued
rainy weather in the Northwest alike
checked the movement of wheat to mar­
ket, injures the grade of the same, aud
discourages retail and Jobbing distri­
bution. Ten cent cotton ia the key to
the very favorable report which comes
from the South aud the character of re­
ports from tins section is more nearly
favorable than for many years past at
this time.
The iudis|>osition to contract heavily
as to the future is perha|w most m irked
In the iron aud steel trade and here,
also, the most marked tendency toward
weakne.e id tin cruder forms of pro­
duction is note,I.
The industrial outlook ha» been im­
proved by the signing of the tinplate
scale, but the anthracite coal situation
is, ou the surface at least, rather inure
unfavorable than a week ago. more
mine, aud miners being idle aud pro­
duction steadily diminishing.
Special strength 1» noted in provis­
ions and hog products, in which the
very strong statistical position is re­
ceiving more attention.
Wheat, including flour, shipments
for the week, aggregate 4,459,167 bush­
els, against 4,242,810 bushels last
week.
Business failures in the United States
fur the week numbered 177, as agaius'
169 last week.
PACIFIC
COAST
TRADE.
Seattle Market«.
Onions, new, 1 tec.
Lettuce, hot house, *1 |>er crate.
Potatoes, new. *15.
Beet», per sack, 85c 0*1.
Turnips, per sack, 75c.
Beans, wax, 4c.
Squash—4c.
Carrots, per sack, *1.00
Parsnips, per sack. *1.25.
Cauliflower, native, 75c.
Cucumbers—1(1 (3 20c.
California.
Cabbage, native aud
2c per pounds.
Tomatoes—30 @50".
Butter—Creamery, 26c; dairy, 16 (3
19c; ranch. 16c pound.
Eggs—26c.
Cheese— 12c.
Poultry—12c; dressed. 14c; spring,
13(3 15c.
Hay—Puget Sound timothy, *12.00
@ 18.00; choice Eastern Washington
timothy, *19.00.
Corn—Whole, *28.00; cracked, *25;
feed meal, *25.
Barley—Rolled or ground, per ton,
*20.
Flour—Patent, per barrel, *3.50;
blended straights, *3.25; California.
*3.25; buckwheat flour, *6.00; gra­
ham, per barrel. *3.00; whole wheat
Hour, *3.25; rye flour, *8.80(34.00.
Millstuffs—Bran, j>er ton, *12.00;
shorts, per ton, *14.00.
Feed—Chopped feed, *19.00 per ton;
middlings, per ton, *20; oil cake meal,
per ton, *30.00.
Fresh Meats—Choice dressed beef
steers, price 7 ted cows, 7c; mutton
71»; pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 9(3
11c.
Hams—Large, 13c; small, 13*«;
breakfast bacon, 12c; dry salt aides.
8 ?*C.
Portland Market.
Wheat—Walia Walla.
55 (fit 56c;
Valley, 59c; Bluentem, 69c per bushel.
Flour—Best grades, *3.10; grahaui,
*2.50.
Oats—Choice white, 42c; choice
gray, 40c per bushel.
Barley—Feed barley, *15.00(^15.50;
brewing, *16.00 per ton.
Millataffs—Bran. *14.50 ton; mid­
dlings, *20; short«, *16; chop, *15 per
ton.
Hay—Timothy, *12(3 13; clover.*7(3
7.50; Oregon wild hay. *6(3 7 per ton.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 45<g55c;
store, 80c.
Eggs—20c per dozen.
Cheese—Oregon full cream, 18c;
Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c
per pound.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, *2.50(3
3.50 per dozen; hens, *4.00; springs,
*2.00(33.00; geese, *6.00(38.00 dot;
flacks, *3.00(35.00 |>er dozen; turkeys,
live, 14c per pound.
Potatoes—40(355c per sack; sweet«,
1 ’4c per poutm.
Vegetable«—Beet«, *1; turnips, *1;
per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cab-
bage, 2c per pound; [«.rsmps, 86c;
onions, *1; carrots, *1.
Hope—New erop, 12l,(31«c pet
pound.
Wool—Valley, 15(316c per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 10(313c; uiohair, 26
per pound.
Mutton—Gross, l>eet sheep, wether»
and ewe«. 8 Sc; dressed mutton, 6 '»(3
7c per pound.
Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, *5 75;
light and feefters. *5.00; dressed,
*6.O0<36.50 per 100 pounds
Heef—Grow, top steers, *3.50<34.00;
COW“. *3.00(33.60; ilreseed beef, «<3
7c per pound.
Veal—Large, S’vfS' Hc; small. S<3
8‘,c l*r pound.
NEW YORK'S WATER.
Aoiue
Figures that Will Ai
1 heir Enormous Mae-
te»
I d I8S2 the sterage capacity from L'rv-
tou dam (Crvtoo iak<> and rvserrolri.
the uatural pond, of ih, syst«m. and
th« old reservoirs wa, 9.5m.'.iw.uuu gal
lous. Crvtou lake bolding iu reseiv«
but bait a billiou of this.
Now four new reservoirs, SodoUl and
Bob brook, THicus, Caruiei aud Au>a-
walk, bold for future u»e-l» at auy hour
¡iXuUO.lkiU.lM) gallous tuure. The stor­
age reservoir lu Central 1'ark has lu
For tevtnty-five Year, an Inspiring Influenc, In th, Hom,
re-verve over a billiou, aud Broux sys­
ISSIED EYEKY TtilRSDAY.
SLBSCRIPT10N, $1 75 A YEA*
tem reservoirs 3.5ou,uuu.uuu
mure
♦
stored up, not agaiust a rainy day, but
I
agalust a succession uf dry oue».
Tbe new Croton daui, the Cornell
dam. a. It Is util, ¡ally vailed, will »tore
marvelously lu addition. A stoue wall
3W4 feet blgli eloses oue eud of a nar­
row valley. Tbe water will eouie
•gainst this aud bait up tbe valley,
F3HOSF who subscribe before N vetubrr 1st, sen-hrg $i 75 with
subuiergiiig lowland alter lowland Into
** this slip or the name of this publication, will receive the nine
one gigantic lake, iugultiug old Crotou
November and December numl<rs of The Companion Free, and
lake, covering over the old da in.
then the 52 weekly issues of the paper to January 1, 190J
Ibis
All the rivers of the Crotou system
offer includes the gift of The Companion’« “ Puritan Girl ” Calen­
will flow Into it, anil l»otb tbe old aud
dar for 1901 —a souvenir of rare and lasting beauty.
the new nquevluets will I h > its outlets.
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It will "back water" tip amoug the
hills sixteen miles from its dam. wlp
Full Anno uncement of Contributor* *nd Contribution« en<«jed for th*
new volume will be «ent Free to any «ddre»« with »«m^lc copy of th*
Ing out tbe sites of three old villages,
paper containing Sousa • article, *' Some Experience« of * Bandtnaater
and will increase the storage capacity
two third-, bringing it to 7o.ia*'.OU0.000
The Youth’s Companion, ...Boston, Mass.
gallon., adding itself 30,(ka).(MM),MM*.
With these resources and these great
ly Increased op|s>i tunltles of storing up
a huge n-serve of water against evil
times of drought, it uiay tie au occasion
of surprise that the near future will
It is » vety great thing to Le alite to
According to the Sioux Indian
certainly need additions on a larger
bear the absei m > of I» th liumau and weather prophets it’s going to la« a
»«■ale than ever la-fore.
The explanation is to ta> fouml In a Diviue cunaolatiou, aud for tlie love of bald winter. These predictions are
few Illuminative figures. Tbe deniauds God cheerfully to accept 'inward deso­ based on the fact that the buffalo grass
uf New York for water have Increased lation, ani never to seek ur reflect .hows a heavy ciop of seeds which the
red.km* declare 1» a aure slgu of a
lieyotul all anticipation ami calculation. upon one's deserta.
severe winter and deep snow.
Iu 1X4(0 the city was using lU'.mxi.L»»)
FOOT
a day; lu tbe winter of 1899-1900 it
Stop» t b Cough and
used, according to official records, 255.-
Works Oft tho Cold.
(»Ni.isMi gallons. The hour when New
Laxative Bronio-^uiuina Tablets cure
York will call for 300.000.000 gallons a
a cold in one day. No cure, No Pay.
day is near at hand; in fact. It la Maid
Price 25 cents.
it will tie reached in a year or a little
Do not compel a child to eat that
more.- Munsey'».
against which its palate protests; it is
an uukindue»», and may produce evil
HIS JUDGMENT WAS WRONG.
results.
Houtid tliat Tried to Whip All the
Kacond Attack« of Tjphold Favor,
Address, Allen 8.
Ilogs In the Neighborhood.
N 5
The idea is that, as oue attack of ty­
Sooner was a waif. or. more correct­
Every one carries his destiny in hie phoid giie» immunity froiu a second,
ly speaking, a soldier of fortune. No
own
I ximoi ,.
Fate is the deepest cur- temporarily, if not lasting, immunity
one knew his autecedeuta. lie had,
might be acquired by iuoeulatiou with
rent
of
one'»
nature.
dragged himself into Hogarth's yard,
an attenuated dose of the poison. Hut
one day. worn out ami exhausted after
The
I’rearrl|»tIon for Malaria
oue attack of typhoid does not give
a long run on the trail of a buck. There; Chills »ud Fever is a bottle of Grove's immunity from a second, save Dr. T.
was no telling how far he bad come, as Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply .1. Maelagau in the British Medical
a fast hound will cover many miles in iron and quiuiue in a tasteless term Journal. Second attack« of typhoid
a day. and keep it up for two or three No Cure. No Bay. Price >0c.
are as common as by the ordinar» doc­
days. But lie had driven the buck into
trine of chauces, they ought to be;
The
Spirit
of
t
hirst,
when
it
outers
the lake, and the Hogarth boys had
more common, fur instance, than sec­
the
tniud,
destroys
««dtishuesH
and
killed it; therefore they treated the dog
ond attack of pneuomnia, in about the
makes
us
feel
that
every
human
being
well, and as lie liked the pla<-e be re­
same projairtion that first attacks are
more eommon. if one attack of the
mained and lieeamft one of the house­ lias a claim upon us.
bold.
Heathen religions give us a view of fully developed disease does not give
The time Sootier discovered lie had men seeking after God, but the Chris­ immunity, he concludes, inoculation
lighting blood in Ills veins marked au tian religion gives usa view of God with an attenuated dose of the poison
can scarcely be expected to do so.
epoch in his life. He overestimated bls seeking after men.
ability. It is true, and suffered ill con­
l'iso'it Cure for Consumption in an iufal-
There 1«* more Catarrh In thu auction of th«'
sequence. A new settler moved Into Country
than all other
put together, liloe medlcme for cough, and colds. N'.
that part of the country aud estale and until the last f"w years v*».» bu >O s ' <1 t<» be W S ami ir. OctSli (¡rove, N. J., Feb. 17,
incurable. For a great many \ < nr* <!<.< t<>r* pro­
islied himself about six or seven miles nounced it a local diM a-e. and | k acribed local 1!S»J.
from Hogarth's. Regarding the size remedies, and by constantly failing to euro
Byron Brenan, the English couaul at
with local treatment, pronounced it in* irable.
>f bis family, lie was far behind Ho­ Sidenre has proven catarrh to be a eon^t itu- Shanghai, Ims «peut 8 4 years in China,
garth. hut when it came to dogs It was tional disease, and tharMore requ r<■« constitu­ where as long ago a* 1 86(1 he was ap­
tional treatment. Hall'« Catarrh »'ure.man-
simply a walkaway. Several breeds u a tured by F. J Cheney A Co . T < d .Ohio, pointed a student interpreter.
i hw only c< n^titlitionai < urr < i the n nrket.
were represented hi his collection, but ia
It is taken internally in >!<•'» * irom lOdn psto
Carter’s Ink Ims* the endorsement of th?
the "jailer dog” predominated.
a t> aapoonfu). It a< iR direuily (D (!><• blood
and mucous HurfHrc« of t ne
?ni. They offer I’nited States government and of all Die
Sooner undertook to clean out the one
hundrvn dollars for any <».-<» it falls to leading raih'oads*. Want any mure «vi­
entire crowd alone and unaided, It cure. Bend for circular« and testimonial«. Ad- deuce ?
dr.
«a,
F. J. « It i \ F. V «k CO., Tolodo, O.
was something of au undertaking, and
More Brilliant Than the stiti.
K-dd Y»y I»ruKUi*t'. ">•'*
Hall'« Family l’ills are the bort.
lie spent six out of seven days lu the
Prtif. Simon Newcomb, writiug of
hospital white the war was on.
A new pupil in a I.rooklvn echini h I hin which are »o distant that they
"He doesn't seem to lie much of a
was asked his name. ".Jules,” ans­ have no meHsunible pnrullHX, remarks
tighter." 1 remark«! to Hogarth one
wered the little fellow. ‘‘You should tliHt one of these, the brilliant Cano­
day when the subject was under dis
say Julius—not Jules,” suggested the pus, cun be »aid, with conllience to be
mission.
teacher. “Now,” she said, addrcs>im? 1,(1(111 time» brighter than til« «on.
“(ih. he kin tight all right,” Hogarth
another small l»oy, “what is your ”Whether we should say 30,000, 10.-
replied; "it's his jedgment what's
name?" “BilliouN,” was the prompt 000 or 5,000 no one can decide." The
wrong. Sooner'» a fust rate tighter,
first magnitude stars, Rigel aud Spica,
re»]siii no.
hut lie's a dern ¡mor Jedge of durgs.”
also htu at an unmeasurable distance,
He was game though, aud stuck at
Mothers will IInd Mrs. Winslow's Sooth­ ami must, in view of their actual
It until lie had conquered each one of ing Hr rup the best remedy to uh - ter ihr'r brightness, enormously outshine the
children
during the teething period.
the new dogs in turn, with the excep­
au ii.—Seieuce.
tion of a huge hrindle bulldog. With
We have it from a certain Eastern
First Known to the < hineae.
this dog he employed strategy. He
authority tliHt the very strongest drink­
One ol the greatest Chineae ditcov-
Isiwed down before him and addressed er» are often not able to raise the price
cries was a kind of iron ore wbicb At­
him with snimith words and made of a di ink.
tracts iron—the magnet.
Then they
friends with him. and then one day he
found that a bar of magnetic iron set
TO < 1 ItK % < 01.1» IN ONK IMV
enticed him over to liis owu home, ami
Tuke Laxative Bromo (Quinine I ab­ free always pointe to the north. That
all the dogs there pitched ou the brlli-
XII druggists refund the rnoijev is the mariner'» compass. without
dle bull and half killed him. N< Miner let»».
bei amc more blase than ever after this if it fails to cure. E. W. (»rove’s sig­ which travel at sea would lie almost
impossible. They were the first people
aililevenieut. It so plainly allowed bls nature i« ou eat h box. 25c.
lu dig cauals ami so find a cheaper way
superiority to all the rest of dog crea­
Vegetable« that have been sligthly of carrying g<s>ds than even our rail­
tion.
touched by the front rimy often be re­ way. In building they discovered the
This fighting trait was unusual In a
stored by wiaking in cohl water.
greatest of all inventions—the arch.
hound, for ns a rule they are pcace-
ilily Inclined. It served to accentuate
the fact that Sooner was not like other
Jogs.
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Iter tne, was pure, each feature etaoiped
with innocence, forsooth,
An' yet t' call her pretty would be
stretchin* of the truth:
Though 1 drcHtned all night full often of
her cheeks, sun tanned »nd brown,
San Vraneise- Marks«.
Wool—Spring—Nevada, ll(318cpe» Iter starched «tiff ping aunbonnet aud
her raffled gingham gown.
pound; Eastern Oregon. 10(3 14c; \ al­
The little girl« of these days never have
ley. 16(318c; Northern, 9'3 10c.
ouch pansy eves,
Hop»—Urop. 1900, 12<314c.
An' lips have lost the way t* frame each
28c;
Butter—Fancy
crw.mery
soft an' »weet replies
ilo eeconi». 26«2< hc; fancy dairy. A, thus» I heard when rambliug with, in
happy hearted joy.
25c; do seconds, 33c per pound.
—store,
33c; fancy ranch. The freckled face«! divinity I worshiped
when a boy.
83c.
Millet off« — Middling,, *18.00 3 1 pluck'd the fir«t w !d ro«e» of the
spring for her to wear,
32.00: bran. *16.60(316.50.
the blosaoetw of the
Hay—Wheat *8'»(« 1*wheat and An' bel|-ed to braid
orchard ia her hair;
oat **.o0i3 10.10; t«st t«rley *9.00 I stood her knight an •err it or through
alfalfa, *6.5'"« 7.50 per ton. «traw,
boyhood days tb* «pan
25<337 Sc per bnln-
An* held her 1 1 my heart anti! I’d crow ■
to be a mai!
Potatoes—Early Rose. 30« 75c; Sa­
lina, Buri-auks, 7Oc«i*1.06 nvnr Bar Rut here's a rare tn mem *ry. •inr* fat
grow«.
tbe b<
t-ank«, >0 a 65c; new. 76v '3*1 26.
I itairs to bed I softly steal. ta 4rea m.
Vitro» bruit—Orange».
Valencia.
and s«eet rep>Me,
«3.76*38.35; Mexican limes. *4 008 An' kiss my w-fe ( . «1 night, she who has
5.00; California lemon» 75ci<*l.5O;
been lite'« dearest joy,
TT,s fre, kle faced divinity I worshiped
do choice *1.7^<3.OO per box
as a bor.
Troffcal bruit»—Iianana», » .50*
-Detroit Free Press.
50 per bunch; pineapple», D>>m
tnai; Persian datae,
t««te* P»'
pound.
Flehl.d Papperà.
Cut out the stem of the j>epper» in a
circle, remove the seeds and wash out
in cobi water; then till ea. h with a
mixture of finely-chopped cabbage,
horseradish, mustard seed, liny cucum­
bers, button ouicus and nasturtiums.
Replace *he pieces cut from the top
and sew around with coarse thread.
Place in stone jars ami cover with cold
v iuegar.
5e* F«k-S4mik Wrapper Below.
CARTERS
lu Sweden, if 3,300 out of 2,400
rural parishes, the saloon has Leeu sup­
pressed. But under the "Got lien berg "
system, according to which the govern­
ment take* the management of all sales
of intoxicant«, ths citte» of Sweden are
said tu be the most drunken in Europe.
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
And Myerlf.**
"My A udirne**
N*w Orean (Ar*y hound.
Mr. Rielurd Mansfl«ld luu> written
for the current 1 »11 »oof Collier’s Week­
ly a remarkable article, wholly differ­
ent from anvthing he lias already pub­
lished, eutitteJ "My Audience—And
MywlL” It contains many humorous
and pathetic touches and some ex­
tremely interesting reminiscences.
The famous Deutschland cost 13,332.000;
displacement 23.‘Jon ton» accommodation
I OftT pas.Heiigers. ha«, established a new
recurd. Among the great remedies of the
world HostetterS Stomach Biller* holds
the record with its fifty yean* of cures of
consti pat ion. indigestion and biliousness.
Our Private Revenue btamp is over the
neck of the bottle.
VOI KNOW WII IT VOI' till TAKING
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tome because the formula is plaiuly
printed on every bottle showing that it
is simply Irou and Quinine in a tasto­
ima term. No Cure, No l'av. 60c.
Striving to Cheapen Light.
Atop. Look Mini 1.1st»«!
The words quoted will recall to coun­
try residents and visitois the familiar
signpost planted at many a railroad
crossing. One may smile at the ex-
plicituess of the warning words, yet
doubtless to many an incautious trav­
eler they have I hmui as words of destiny.
There are promptings of the human
conscience as persistent and continuous
when the danger line is carelessly ap­
proached. The signal system of the
moral uature did not hap|>eti. Its or­
ders cannot be safely disregarded.
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Electricians confidently expect that
their art will at a future.! day bring
the cost of illumination down to a mere
tntle compared with what it now is.
As is a ell known, the most economical
methods of lighting involve a waste of
nearly all of the energy utilised. Prof.
Langley says that the ideal light is
that of the firefly, which is produced
without heat or waste. If man could
imitate it he would solve one of the
most interesting and important prob­
lems.
The "cash" is the most common cir­
culating coin in China. It is a cop­
per slid sine piece alsmt the »tee of
the American quarter of a duller, with
a square hole in the center, for conven­
ience in stringing many uf them to­
gether.
rvrt^
The sterlet, caught in Siberian riv­
ers, compete* with the pompauo, from
the Gulf of Mexico, as the most delic­
Thi« a ¡gnat urc la on every hot of the genuine ious tisli in the world.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine
A penny will Imv 20 times n. much
nourishment in the shape of oatmeal
It is claimed that for the perfect mm in the form of la>ef.
maturing of corn in this latitude the
growing seasou must have an average
mean teni|>eratiite of 75 degrees (or 00
days, or there must be an excess of 75
degrees multiplied hy DO, equalling
0.750 degrees of accummulted heat.
Should the heat be lower, the crop
will 1« longer in maturing.
the rwiuody that cur?« a cold in on« day
•
The Stimulus
Four times as much hay can be taken
from a meadow than when the meadow
is pastured, for the reasou that the grass
must approach maturity to lie mowed,
while the cattle will keep the pasture
grass close, line advantage with the
pasture, however, is that I Im cattle
harvest the grass for them wives.
That is what is required by every
organ of the body, for the proper per­
formance of its functions.
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It prevents biliousness, dyspepsia,
constipation, kidney complaint, rheu­
matism, catarrh, nervousness weak­
ness, faintness, pimples, blotches, and
The German government lias set all cutaneous eruptions.
aside 20,000,000 marks (*4,700,000),
It perfects all the vital processes.
for providing small homes for it» rail­
W. I*. Keeton, Woodwork. Ala., took H o * m !* s
road otlicials. It is reckoned that at
least 5.000 more of these homes will Sarsaparilla to make hl** blood pure He
writes that he had not felt well but tired for
lie built at once.
Nome time. Before he had HniNhed the first
Flower» bloom in tlm Sandwich isl­
and» all the year round; therefore, tt
is believed that that country la more
deserving than .Japan of Die tale
"Flowery Kingdom.”
bottle of this
when he had
another man
and able to do
medicine he felt better and
taken the xeroiid WM like
free from that tired freling
him work.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
The indefatigable energy of NOtoie Promises to cure and keeps the
people has a terri’ ly wearying effect
promise.
Accept no substitute, but
on the people that are compelled tO HH-
get Hood * today.
sociale with them.
Herman
Famous
( The
H ood
Preserver)
CARBOUNEUM
AVENARIUS
•*** Permanently Destroys^
CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN
»
FINE OLD
Ih«- Ishii! You llavn \lwnya Bought has b«irnc tin- Miglia­
to r<- ol' f.'lin«. II. ITctflii-r, ami lias been iniulc tinder his
IH-rsotial Mipervi-lon fur over 710 yearn. Allow no one
to deceive you in till«. Counterfeits, Imitations und
•• Jii-t-ax-giiini " ure but 11 v perlmcnt«. anti endanger the
heulth of Children—Exp«*rienee against Expcrhneut.
What is CASTORIA
Cantoria I» a harm!«-«« Kiibxtltntn for Cnstor Oil, Pare-
gorh-, Ifrop-t an«l Soothing Nyriipn.
It la Pleaaant, It
contain« nciilii-r Opium, Morpliino nor other Narcotle
HUhatancc. Its age is I ! « guarantee. It destroys tt orni»
and allays Fevcrishno««. It cures IHarrlm-a and Wind
Colic, li relict«-« 'l'c<-thing Trouble«, cures Constipation
ami FUitnlencv. It assimilates th«* E« mm I, regulates the
Stoma« li ami Bowels, giving healthy ami naturul sleep.
The Children's Panacea The .Mother's Friend.
Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought
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of Pure Blood
One application ii all that is required. It lasts for years. If
your dealer cannot supply you, write lor circulars and information to the
following distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle,
Wash.; Fisher, Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn <Sc
Co., San Francisco, Cal.
A Memory of Kchool Day«.
Sonnflim«** m feller’* mind got» uu an <■-
rflpade that’* wild
And frisk«« ba< k o’er the year« when he
was nothin’ mor’n a child;
Tue days when with his spellin* book
MrGoffy drove one si* k.
An* White gave bitter «loses in his third-
part ’rithnietic.
When dn«k ami dew’s a failin’ and the
work that filled th»- day
l‘m restin’ from, my memory je*’ travels
back that way»
«
An* ling* rs longest with a vfaiun time
cun ne’er destroy—
The freckle-faced divinity I worshiped
when a boy.
M«» «ally tn MB It nery.
A nsw adommeut is tiuvliug favor
among milliusrs. This cun»i,t, of
iksleton leaves preserved exactly a,
they fall from tne tie» and retaining
their uatural color. The leaves of the
walnut, chestnut aud platans tree, are
preterrej ter the purpose; large ivy
leave, and oak leaves are also used.
1 be longest leaves are formed into a
large paillette, one side being composed
of a stiff painted feather, the other of
the akeleteu leaf, thus forming a broad
garniture. A flue invisible wire fixed
to the edge of the leaf prevents its
•rumpling.
lhe
are
mads into garlands mouuted ouanaiti-
Octal '«r uatnial Lraneh
1 be .-aves
have to be perfectly preserved a, their
beauty uaturally lies in the delicacy
and transparency ot the fiber —St.
Louis Republic.
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(jin, Brandy, Rum
12 full quart*
per pallori. I- aj
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OrC.rs ter tr U> and upward ID v.r.d t--. lu
nearest Rslirned ur »Gaia«-' Laudm« bisua
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LOUIS CAHEN
& SON
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JOHN POOl.K. PorriAsn. Oxauoa
ran give you Ui» t*s»t bargain. In generai
n schinery. engines, boilers tanks pumps,
pe»w,. bella aid wie«tmills Ths new
•i«el IXL windmill, -dd by him. Is un-
•qimlisd
In Use For Over 30 Years
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Mitchell, becuis & Slaver Co.
PORTLAND, ORECON.
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