The Eugene weekly guard., June 01, 1901, Image 9

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GOOD
»aid that Henry Guy Carleton,
playwright, who stammers very
badly at times, not so long ago stopped
Nat Goodwin ou the street and said to
him; ’Nat. will you g give me half au
li-hour for f-flve minutes* con-vers—sa-
tiou?”
I
Out’Of’Tone
Conditions
Help for Women
Who Aro Always Tired.
Marked by failure of appetite, loss of
vitality, that tired feeling, bilious
turns, dull headache«, indigestion and
ImpoMibl« to Say.
other stomach troubles, as well as by
Johnson—18> yon mean to insinu­
pimple», blotches, Isiils and other ate that I can't tell the truth?
eruptions, are all referable to an im.
I’arkinsor.—By no means.
It
pare or impoverished condition of the impossible to say w liat a man can do
until he tries.
blood.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
When Bishop Potter the other day
tried to o|>eu the door of a Fifth Ave
nue stage in New York, It was play­ Corrects all these condition« — it’s
fully held closetl by the Rev. l»r. Ed­ tlie medicine that make« the blood
ward Judson, the pastor of the Judson pure and rich — the peculiar tonic
Memorial Baptist Church, who was In­ that strengtliens every weak function
side. "Ah. Judson." exclaimed the
and builds up the whole system.
Bishop, when he saw what Dr. Judson
*• We think there is no medicine that can
was doing. "1 have discovered that yon
equal Hood's Sarsaparilla. It has Mired
are a close-communion Baptist.”
Housekeepers are sometimes importuned to
me of rlwuiuatistu and relieved my hus>
Booker Washington says that during band of catarrh. I have tried it tor boils
buy other powders because they are “ cheap.”
the earlier days of freedom, almost and have found It tine, W hen we have
Housekeepers should stop and think. If such
every negro who learned to read would that tiri-d feeling we take Hood's and in a
powders are lower priced, are they not inferior?
1 receive "a call to preach” within a few short time Hie trouble is gone.” Ma«. JA,
; days after he tiegan reading. He tells K xyxoids . Stockton, Cal.
Is it economy to spoil your digestion to save
of a colored man In Alabama, who one
Accept No Subatltuta.
a few pennies ?
1 hot day in July, while he was at work
| in a cotton-tield. suddenly «topped, and
j looking toward the skies, said:
“O
Alum is used in some baking pow­
ders and in most of the so-called
The “Royal Baker and Pastry
! Lnwd. de cotton am so grassy, de work
phosphate powders, because it is
Couk” — containing over 800 most
am so hard, and the sun am so hot. I
cheap, and makes a cheaper powder.
oractical and valuable cooking re-
b'lleve dis darkey am called to preach!"
«ipts-free to every patron. Send
But alum is a corrosive poison which,
A gentleman who was once being
taken in food, acts injuriously upon
postal card with your full address.
, taken over an insane asylum, asked an
the stomach, liver and kidneys.
' attendant how they knew when an
; idiot was considered to tie sutticiently
Thinking of buying a camera?
li
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
I restored to sanity to l>e discharged. so, send for our 1901 catalog contain­
I "Oh." said the attendant, "It is easily
ing fully illustrated description of
managed. We take them Into a yard every camera made. Kirk, Geary A
Jud it. ill Gallantry.
Putting It Gently.
where there are several troughs. We
Judge—to female wit new—How old
"Ladies,” said the speaker at the turn on the tap« and then give the Co . 330 Sutter St San Franei-co.Cal.
annual
meeting
of
the
Boston
bean
are you?
. ,
,
,
Not Any Better Than Women.
idiots buckets to ball out the water and
bund, “I shall, in eluciadating my
Miss l'asseigh—I guess I am—
empty the troughs.
Many of them
A
Boston
chib put up theatricals
“Pray do not l>e reckless with your subject, give you nothng but the-er- I ke,.ps bailing away while the taps keep
for “ladies only," and some of the
— you the-that it to say, I shall give you-er-
guesses’'madam. We can allow
running, but them that isn't Idiots stops lords of creation almost racktai them­
the-tlie decollete truth.’”
but three chances at it.
tlie tap.”
selves into brain fever trying to get
The New York Sun’s Pekin correspon in.
Conflict of Authority.
dent says that once during a dry season
“How quiet uncle is this morning. ”
Domestic Opinions.
ill China, the viceroy. Earl 1.1 Hung
“Yes, his coins and his rl.euniatu
Chang, called on the American minister,
Husband
—I think only sensible
of
nis »irnsture is on every box of the genuino don’t indicate the same kind
Mr. Conger, and spoke of the weather. women ought to marry.
w
ent
lie».
”
Laxative Bromo-Quinine T»bi»t.
"Yes,” said Mr. Conger, "It seems to be
Wife—Well, you’d be a bachelor if
U|« mmedy tb.-t ares ■ cold In ono day
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth, dry everywhere, it Is dry In my coun­ that were the rule.
ing Syrup the best remedy to use tor then try, too. I read in one of our papers
Probabilities.
children during the teething period.
A Tramp’s Work.
the other day that in many places In
"Will nothing induce you to change
the
West
the
jieople
were
praying
for
"Hello,
Walker!
What y’ up to
Good Reason.
your mind and marry?” he asked.
rain.” "What!" said the earl, "do your now’-dnys?”
Lady—Oh, how dirty your face 1H, i people pray to tlielr God for rain?"
"Another man might," she replied.
"Well, Lazy, I'm lookin’ fer a
little boy.
j ’’ Oh. yes, ”
said
the
minister, chance t’ work—
nu
Boy
—
Yes
’
ni;
we
hain't
had
I ’• they
For |12 we sell otje of the finest 4x5
often
pray
for
rain. ”
“Aw, come off! You don’t exjiect
cameras made.
Eqtiippal with all company for more’n a week.
j “And does their God send It when they me to believe that?”
improvements. Send for full descrip­
pray for It?” asked the earl.
"Yes.
“Cert. It’s de truth. I’m looikn’
tion. At dealers, or Kirk, Geary i
1 sometimes their prayers are answered fer a chance t’ work some «oft guy fer
Co.. 330Sutter St., San Francisco,Cal.
and sometimes they are not.” "All the the price of a drink.”
. same like Chinese Joss, hey?” said the
An Inspiration.
NOTEWORTHY ANNIVERSARY IN THE HIS­
I earl, with a grin and a chuckle.
Mrs. Parkville—I have bought you
TORY OF THE YOUTH’S COMPANION.
The following Is an extract from a
a splendid box of cigars for your birth­
bona-fide letter which a woman from
With its issue of April 18th The
day. Mortimer.
Haven, Conn., wrote to Clyde Youth s Companion entered upon its
If you haven't & regular, healthy movement of th< New
Mr. Parkville—Oh, all—er—I have bowels every day. you're sick, or will be Keep youi Fitch, the other day: “I have been
bowel« open, and be well. Force, in the shape ol
75th year.
lieen thinking whist luxury that I par­ violent physic or pill poison, is dangerous. Th«
To commemorate this anniversary,
easiest, most perfect way of keeping th« rending of the vast amount of money !
ticularly enjoy, I should give up dur­ DC moothest.
w jis ciear and clean is to take
you have been milking this year by the publishers prepared a richly print­
ing Lent, my dear, and I—er—have
writing plays. I do not approve of the ed souvenir illustrating the growth of
CANDY
decided I had lietter give up cigars
theatre myself, but 1 would like to ask the nation and of The Youth’s Com­
CATHARTIC
a small favor of you.
I am a lady panion since the year Tin- Companion
The best Prescription for Malaria
i
Perhaps the most
who has seen better days, but with ' was founded. 1827. ~
Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless
Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and quinine in
________
r___
. your
_____________
_ _ I ............
significant features of the souvenir
God's
help
and
assistance
think
ttasteless form. No Cure. No Pay. Price 50c
The first show
the sun of proaiierity may shine on me are its three maps,
again. I am a widow with
t_____ three
____ the small section of the continent oi
daughter«. The eldest died two years cupied by the United Mates of 1827.
ago mid ever since I have been most when The Companion began life with
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. TasteGood Do Good
Another
her grave sodded. practically no suhscrils rs.
Never sicXen. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c.
50c Writ, anxious to have
for free sample, aod booklet on health Address
Won't you please sod her grave for shows the system of railways which
Sterli«« Botaedy tompaay, tblea«**
■•wTerk. 31»!
me, my dear Mr. Fitch? .My second cover the United States in 1901, an
daughter could make a very good mar­ aggregate of 187,781 miles, The
PITÖ Permanently Cured. No fita or nervounnew
riage If you would only send her $2»s) Youth's Companion traversing every
«110 aftci ti:nt «lav’M n»eof l»r Kline'«Great Nerve
with which to buy her trousseau. My mile of this system once a week. The
Kartorcr ►emifor Fit KE 8*2.00 trial Ih.ttleand treat-
Fir-Reaching.
to«. Dt.R.li K line . Ltd..V3I ArchSt.. Philadelphia.Pa.
third daughter has a beautiful voice. third map shows the numlier of sub-
Watts—This Carrie Nation crusade The doctor says it cannot be properly scriliers to The Youth’s Companion
The Teacher’s Fault.
is going to have a wider and more trained for less than 0150. In short, in every state of the union in 1901,
“I'd like to know why it is,” ex- lasting effect than most people think dear Mr. Fitch, send me a chock for the pa|ier being delivered every week
to 545,342 American homes.
Potts—I don't doubt that.
There
rlaimed the angry father to his indo­
and just see what an amount ot
lent son, “that you always stand at will 1 m > Carrie Nation vaudeville joke» good you will lie doing In the world.
Clearly Tru«.
the foot of your class in school? I »
for 10 years to come.
My daughter's grave will be sodded,
"It's ’cause the teacher won’t let
"What do you think of this
my
second
girl
will
be
made
a
loving
Piso’s Cure cannot be too highly spoken
me sit down, ” drawled the lazy youth.
that Mars is sending signals?” asked
of as a cough cure.—J. W. O'Bair.N. 322 wife, and my baby will have a voice to
Third Ave , N'., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. earn money for her mother with; and Mr. Beechwood.
“There’s nothing on earth in it!”
6, lWIO.
I shall have enough of your money left
to hire a second-hand piano. Be sure replied Mr. Homewood, emphatically.
ROYAL Baking Powder is indispen-
iable to the preparation of the finest
cake, hot-breads, rolls and muffins.
In th« Ea«my »
"1 know well enough, fellow citi­
zens, ” exclaimed the fierce browed,
shaggy ha ire. I orator, "that the views
that I aihocate are not |sipular. Not
10 days ago while advocating them
from a public platform. I was struck
on the head by a brick and knocked
»enseleaa."
"Why didn't you wait until you
got your sense back before you went
to talking again?" inquired a man in
the outskirts of the crowd, in a loud
raucous voice.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Mutt Bear Signature of
Tsrr »mall aid as »owy
U take aa sagaz.
CARTERS FOR 01
Small
Mandarin» Never Seen to Walk.
Pr«»«rv*lion ot Eyoight.
Au Ontario oculist thinks that the
eyesight of one fourth of the blind
|iatients he lias had might have been
saved by prompt precautions taken in
infancy.
Returns.
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARK TAKING
When von take Grove'» T**tele*» Chill Tonic,
the formula ia plainly printed on every
lollle abowlmr that it 1* «imply Iron and Qui­
nine in a la*tele*« form. No Cure, N» Far. hx-
Ropontibility.
Dodger—I wouldn’t lie in the shoes
of that New York clergyman who has
married 3,012 couples in his life.
Codger—Why?
Dodger—Just think what he’ll have
to answer for.
• 1OO REWARD • I«O.
Tbc reader* of thi« pa|*r will be pleated to
<toarn that there ia al least one dreaded diseas*
that science ha» been able to cure in all it«
•tagew.and that is catarrh Hall's< atarrh < urc
m the only poeitire cure known to the medical
fraternity. ( atarrh being a constitutional di»
ease, requires a constitutional treatment.
Hall a < atarrh < ure 1« taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous snrfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the founda­
tion of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitQtion and
agisting nature in doing its work. The pro
prietora have so much faith in It« curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollar»
tor any case that it fails to cure. Bend for list
of testimonials. Address
F. J CHENIY A CO., Toledo,O.
Hold by druggists. 7Sc.
Hall*« Family Pill« are the »>••»
Accustomed to Them.
t'nrcasoiubl* R«qu»»l.
Unceasingly the prayer of man
went up:
Backward, turn backward, O Time, in
thy Right!
Make me a l»\v again just for to­
night !
Father Time whetted his scythe im­
patiently.
"And if I should.” muttered lie,
"they’d say I was making monkeys
of them!”
Hi«
Enfant Terrible.
Bilkins (sweetly) —Do have
*
piece of t ake, <rasin John
foDsin John—Why, really. Ive
* eady lia<| t»((; |„|t
•„
good I
•eve | will have another.
-ittu Johnny (excitedly)—Ma’» a
inner
She *»¡,1 »be d bet you’d
•“k* • I’i« of yourself!
Mr-
ThoM Absurd Dationirw«.
Uncle Jethro—Then- ain't no seme
in dictionaries, nohow
.
,
Edgar—How did you arrive at that
conclusion. Uncle Jethro’
Uncle Jethro— They ej»»ll
with an “r." and leave it 'Alt when
th*y come to “boraeprta».
Machinery, Implements,
Farm Supplies, Etc
ADVANCE THRESHER CO
Factory,
Explanation.
"What do you mean by having : »
womans’ letter in your ¡sH-ket’” his
1
wife inquired sternly.
For a moment his face went white.
Then a shade of relief chased it away.
"On my word, Maria, I forgot to mail
it for you."
Creek, Michigan.
Our 1901 Vehicle Book
Our 190! implement Catalogue
JUST ISSUED.
We present above s cut of the latest and
most popular Traction Engine built.
Send your none and I*. O. address and we
We have just received a full line of Advance
WHY IT IS SOMETIMES HARD FOR will mall one or both, as desired, tree of all Engine« and Separator« of different Btvles and
sizes, and invite our friends to call and Inspect
charge.
HER TO BE PLEASANT
MHW or write us for descriptive catalogue and
circulars.
ADVANCK TKltr.MHKK CO.,
A Claris In a Mlnnea|*nila Dry Good* Star«
No. «14 Front St , Portland, Oregon.
Tells How Hhs Heeanie Able to l’»r-
Or call upon our nearest agent.
forin Her Dutle* Koslly.
PORTLAND, OR.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.,
From thf UlinnmiHtli. Jounutl.
Have you ever stop)>ed to think that
the position of a saleswoman in 11
large dry goods store is a particularly I
trying one? Working long hours, lie !
ing coni)H>lled to stand most of the
time, »its! living expected to look
plensnnt regardless of suffering which
she may l»‘ enduring, ia it any wonder
that weak, nervous women find it im­
possible to follow this is'cupiition?
Everyone will lie interested in the ex-
¡lerience of Miss Nellie M. Tomlinson
of 3118 Minnehaha avenue, Minne-
npolis, Minn., who is a clerk in one
of the large dry gissls stores of that
city. She says:
"When 1 was eight year« of age I
Imd the scarlet fever and it left me
with weak kidneys and is coni pl ¡cat ion
of diseases. I was nervous and finally
Isx-ame so bad that I left school and
did not go for an entire term. I had
headai'lre all the time and whs too ir
ritahle to talk with any one
The
least excitemnt seemed to make my
heart Hutter ami a fainting s|s’ll
would follow. At times 1 Is-came so
dizzy that I would have to sit down
until the feeling passed away.
My
I i I imm I seemed to have turn«! to water
and I had no color whatever in my
face. I was a mere skeleton and had
to lie down several times during the
day. 1 hail one of tlie la st physicians
in the city but hr* did not help me.
"My |>arciitH read ntioilt Dr. Wil­
liams’ Pink Pills for Pah* People in
one of our city pa|s*rs anil thought it
would la* wise for me to give them a
trial. 1 ls*gan to get ls*tter when I
had taken the first ls>x and by the
time I had us<sl two and a half boxen
I was cured. I can j»*rforni with eaoe
my duties as clerk in a dry giasls
;
I was never so well as I am
mon
tislay and it is all due to Dr Wil­
liams' Pink Pills for I’ale People.”
Signed,
NELLIE M TOMLINSON.
SulsM1 rilssl an<l sworn to before me
this 30th day of Decemlier, P.HM)
R M Thompson.
"
Gronrsd Pion Complete».
Only Four of th« Rank.
Naggu« dlterary editor)—How Is your
The
only
persona who have helsl the
new society novel getting on. Borna?
Born« (struggling antbor)—splendid­ rank of general of the I nits-d Htate»
George Washington, Ü.
ly I’ve got the French phrases I atn army were
j. Grant, William T. Sherman and'
going to use In the atory all «elected.
There’« nothing to do now but to fill In Philip H. Sheridan.
the EngHnh and divide it Into chapter«.
Th« Worst T«t.
Chicago Tribune.
Stublz—I bear that Falcon is going
I'h .togrsph e Talk.
to stop writing [«»-try.
Suninier Girl—Do you think J''"' can
Penn__ Yea. the position in which
take a good picture of me?
the paper brought out his last sonnet
Cbolly I'm
1
«««wer you discouraged him
In the negative.
_ ___
Htublss— Dui they
Wise men are conservative. Only “Children'« pge ’
penn—Worm- than that,
fmsl» give their candid uplnlous ou all
I pearwl in the p z/h- d. jmrtmrnt
Most Chinese mandarins pass the
whole of their lives without taking a
single yard of exercise.
The late
Mu E li . a Rica
Nanking viceroy (father of the Mar­
all of which was caused by falling and quis Tsene) was consider»»! a remarka­
inflammation of the womb, and after ble character because lie always walk­
doctoring with phyaiciana and niuncr- ed 1,000 stejis a day in his private
oua medicines she was entirely cured by garden.
Under no circumstances
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­
whatever is a mandarin ever seen on
pound.
If you are troubled with pains, foot in hi« own jurisdiction.
fainting spells, depression of spirits,
reluctance to go anywhere, headache,
It Would Stem So
backache, and alwaya tired, please re­
Hix—Has your friend Wederly a
member that there la an absolute
remedy which will relieve you of your hobl.yT
Dix—Well, I wouldn't call it a hob­
suffering as it did Mrs. Rice
Proof
is monumental that Lydia E. Pink­ by. It’s more like insanity.
ham's Vegetable Compound is the
“How's that?”
greatest medieiue for suffering women.
"He's ls*en married five times."
Printing Without Ink.
A company has been formed to control
the process of printing without ink, anti in
a short tune it is eipecied that old
methods will be revolutionized There is
one t lung, however, that has resisted all in­
novations; that is, Hostettlera Stomach
Bitters. ? It is a wonderful medicine fol iljr-
spepsia, indigestion, biliousness, insonni-
ia. constipation and nervousness. It al ,lso
prevents malaria, fever and ague. Try it
ami you will not be disappointed.
"Do you know, Willie, what a
horrible example is?” said the fond
Seal
Notary Public.
mother.
Improved Proverbs.
At all druggists or dirwt from Dr.
"Yes.” said the school boy, with a
Quacks are stubborn things.
frown; "I never saw any other kind.” Williams M<*<li<*ine <’<»., Schenectady,
It's a wise girl who knows her own
N. Y, Price 5<I cents |>er box; •>
Kill «»erme of DI*»«*».
mind.
boxes, «2 50.
CURE SICK HEADACHE
Sts-lety Is the mother of convention.
The modern way tocar» diw**«* Is to deatrov
Not for His H«alth.
Its <rrm« < »..-arel» < sinly cathartic are misi,
In Boston,
Home wns not built In a day.
rrn »erm killers, and cleanser». I>ru«i*t*. lue,
Hubbubs—Why are you moving
Modesty
Is
the
best
policy.
Gray
—
Yes
;
I tell my wife every­
Xir,
’
Or.
No Danger.
Clrcumstanr-ew alter faces.
from your suburban home?
thing I do. Don't you?
Mi^. Featherweight (to cabby)—
A Lively Wake.
Subbulis—I'm all run down.
A rolling gait gathers remorse.
White—I did for awhile, but I had
>"<i r<- sure you won't run away with
Hubbubs—Malaria?
All’s not old that titters.
"I hear there was doings at Me- to quit. My wifi* said it was too
fce?
finbbul*— No; gowippy neighbors
Let ns eat. drink and Ire married, for Ghoolighan'« wake.
stupid for anything.
< sl.l.v—No. madam.
I’ve l*en
to morrow we dye.
"Doings?
There wor so many
■'»rricj these twintv years!
What Sh< Could Do.
Charity uncovers a multitude of sins loins- fights, tm- l«>y, thot th’ wake
was reported in the spirtin’column. ”
Mrs Fitz-Brown thought she
—Smart Set.
To Ct RE A S OLD IM ON« DAT
|2~? I-oxatlvs Rmmo Qnin ne Tablet*. All
t
rvf’isd ihtm'-so It 11 lall« to cor».
*- w.urovf s alanotcrr Ison sorb box Is-
Sobriety Among Railroad Men.
Th«* number of railroad men dis-
charged for excessive use of liquor
during the past 22 years has deertas-
e»l from 20 to one |s*r cent, and dur­
ing ihe past 25 years the proportion
of men owning their homes has in­
creased tenfold.
A Crushing Outcome.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD OLEH
and «end the money by registered let­
Subbubs—No, I won’t liothcr with ter. as I think the ordinary mall Is SO
a garden this year. I had one last
unreliable.”
year and it kept nie thin as a rail.
Citinian—Worked too hard in it,eh?
Paderewski ('aught.
Hubbubs—No, I tried to live on
One evening last season, at a famous
what I raised.
restaurant in New York, Paderewski
happened to be dining there at the samr
Stop» fho Cough and
time that the New York Goldsmiths’
Wor^a Q'tf tha Cold.
Laxative Bronio-Ljuinln’- Tablet* cure a cold la and Jewelers' Association were having
quo day. No cure, No Pay. Price Jó cents.
a celebration dinner In another part of
the building. At the close of the feast
An Instance.
“Thomas,’’ said the teacher in the the pianist made his way to the cloak
third class in physiology, "can you room and was busy washing hl« hands
give a familiar instance of the power when one of the other party came In on
of the human system to adapt itself to the same mission. The newcomer stared
at the fair haired Pole, and nt last, ns
changed condition«.
"Yes’iii." responded Tommy Tuck­ he ilnshesi his bands through the water,
er. "My Aunt Abigail gained KMJ said: "You’re very like Paderewski;
pounds in flesh in less’11 a year, an’ do yon know him?” "I atn Paderew­
ski.” rejoined the maestro, modestly.
her skin didn’t crackle a particle.
-What!" wliooped the American, anil,
No Wonder.
dashing at him. shook both his hands
"Great Caesar! It i« stated her« without waiting for the ceremony of
that 43,600.000 is paid annually in wiping his own. Before there was any
New York for the protection of vice!” time for Paderewski to escape the man
"Calm yourself, man, and stop and from the goldsmiths' dlnuer rushed to
think of the amount there ia to pro­ the door, and, calling to the chiefs of
his party, yelled: "I say. Brown, Jones,
tect.”
Robinson, Smith, all of you, come here;
1 want to introduce you to my friend,
Hard Bread-
Newlywed—Come, won t you Paderewski.”
Ptrfumcd Dervixh«».
The Sudanese natives eagrely buy
clothes, cotton goods, sugar, per­
fumes. tea, nails, chains, wire, leath­
er, false jewelry and iron trinkets of
Geneva. Great Britain furnishes the
cotton giasls, but Germany, Austria
and Italy have almost the monopoly
of the other articles.
Germany does
a huge trade in perfumes.
A single
caravan started off recently with 10.-
francs' worth of German scents
for the natives.
"Joe, have you ever experienced
heartfelt disappointment?”
"Yes; I once tried to dye this old
red mustache brown and it turned
green.”
BESTFORTHE
BOWELS
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Country.
“ l do not feel very well, 1 am to
Ured all the time."
You hear these words every day ; a»
often aa you meet your friends Just so
often are these words repeated. More
than likely you speak the tame aiguifi
eant worda yourself, and no doubt you
do feel far from well moat of the time
Mrs. Ella Rice, of < helsea, Wla,
whose portrait we publish, writes that
ahe suffered for two years with l«ear
Ing down pains, headache, backache,
mid had all kinda of miserable feelings.
The Peopl. of Porto Rko.
Porto Rico is only a thirteenth ths
size <>f Culaa in area, but it has more
than half as many inhabitants. It is
the most densely populated of all the
West Indian islands, and a larger
proportion of this imputation is white
than is found in any of the other
islands in its part of the world.
There is a higher grade of intelli­
gence among the Porto Ricans than
among the Culians.
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