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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1902)
However. after a while the artist Difficult Digestion CHEAP CITY LIVING.! grew tired of entertaining such expen A W«t Drop. Vigorous but Futil«. Wealthy Patient—What is your bill Sandy—And will ye tak' a drap o' sive guest*, which, moreover, lu spite whisky afore you you gang haine'* for amputating my leg? [That i» Jt make« lite miserable. of all assurances, kept the neighbor | Tammas—Ah, weal just a wee drap* 1 I in inAnt Surgeon—Three hundred ARCHITECT PRESENTS A VERY Its su'ferers eat not because they «san» «e, hood In a cuustaut state of terror. The ! di'llars, sir. INGENIOUS IDEA. Lbut simply because they must. W ealthy Patiunt (filling out a cheek) lluu Is all right lu the laudscape, anJ Sandy—Then sav when, laddie. ' They know they are irritable and fretful: —That’s a worthy effort, doctor, lait it on canvas, but not ou the terrace over Tamniai—Nay, mon, the glass will L, they cannot be otherwise. will never restore the leg to its normal say when. Ila» Planue«f Comfortable Apartment» looking the highway. They complain of a bad taste in the length—Uhii-ago Tribune. ltosa Bouheur gave her last llou, so for People of Limited Means Here pouth, a tenderness at the pit of the stom- Ntithsr Smtll Nor Short. carefully tamed, to the Jardin des the Bachelor of Slither Sex May Live k-h. an uneasy feellmt of puffy fulness, Ustless Friends. l’lautes. aud It was a privilege to hear ‘“Andrew Carnegie is a small man ” | Nicely in Oue Room. leadacbe. heartburn and whst not. the charming wornau tell of her visit to ‘ Sniall’ There’» never ^-en any* Tom—I'm broke and I want some The effectual remedy, proved by perms- her imprisoned pet, of how sad he tiling sniall about Carnegie '• p-nt cures of thousands of severe cases, is money. “I have au anarchist friend,’’ said the was. reveling uo longer lu the caresses Dick—Why don't you write to some “Wl 11, then, lie's sicfft man who knows a good mauy people, of his mistress, while his maue looked ‘ short, with $X<0,<HHi,lH>0 to give of your friends'* "who has a design fur an apartment * HOOD« F ills ar« the beat catbarue away!"—(ffeveland Plain Dealer. Tom—That’s the trouble. I've got dirty aud uncombed. house that will work a revolution in too many friends. 1 wish I knew a "The poor auiuial." said she. "rose up accommodations for those persons who 1 wbeu be saw me, and bls glance, so A Thoroughbred. stranger. When It’s Contagious cannot afford to have mure than one , eloquent and pathetic, seemed to tell She—Is it true that when you pro Hoax—I wonder if insomnia Is ever room. 11c lias fitted up an apsiTmeut me—1 am wrung; his look actually posed to aie you didn't know whether in his own house as a sample, and it , said: ’See what they have done to me. tontagious? I was worth a penny? Joax—Well, I find it affects me really promises amazing results. 1 was | 1 am weary. I suffer. Save me! Take He—Absolutely. But I always was whenever our baby has it.—Philadel talking to him the utlier evening on the me back!’ ” willing to take chances — Detroit Free phia Record. problem of city living for people of It was more than touching to hear Press. small means, bachelors and bachelor 3 Merrdl Street. Am«»bury, MM«. Mr. Isaac Bro* k. tb- 1 >l<fe«t Man In lh« Rheumatism and Neuralgia will not maids, and that kind principally, when ltosa Bonheur speak of her models ( uitad Mates. A Chinese Pen. Thle totter should carry Faith with such sincere and deep affection. i*e under the same roof with Hamlin's andOonvlotlon to thoHoarts he asked me to cume with him and see She showed for these carnivorous Mr. Isaac Brock , of Mcla-nnan county, IVizard Oil. 50 cents a bottle. The Chmese pen from time imme of all Sick Women» what he had evolved ou that line. We brutes the same tenderness that she Tex., has attain««! the gr«at age of 111 morial has been a brush made of some •• I suffered with inflammation and went up to his third floor—he Is able to evinced toward the deer of the forest. sirft hair and used to paint the curiously Changing a Camel Path. years, having l»“en born in 1788. He falling of the womb aud other dis- is an ardent friend to I’eruna and Jules Claretle In Harper's Nlagazlue. ' formed letters of the tTiinese alphal'ct agreeable female weaknesses. 1 had food Luxuries for Soldirs. The camel path which for centuries own a house of his own—and he ush has formed the only connection be ered me into an apartment which was bad spells every two weeks that would All European armies have certain sjx'aks of it in the following terms: TOO FULL FOR UTTERANCE. tween Jersusale.ni and Nablus (Sy- about twenty feet long and ten feet “During mv long life I have known last from eight to ten days ami would extras weekly in the way of fissl. The Easiest Way. rhem) has at last been made into a wide, with a tine large window at one have to go to bed. 1 also had head a great many remedies for coughs, Carriage road nearly twenty feet wide. end and a small door at the other, lie A Professional “Hungry Mau“ Meets Husband—Wliat are you doing in uiy ache and ba<‘kache moat of the time Sugar is given in England and France, colds, catarrh and diarrhoea. I hail His Match, two gallons of beer in Russia, half a ]avclsi*ts. Haven ’ t you any money ’ and much bearing down pains I could asked me w hut 1 thought of it. and 1 always stiiqsised the-e affections to be LPermanently Cured, .w Ota «r nervouxne« gallon of win« “ in Italy, three jsiunds of The New Y'ork traveling man gets a hardly walk across the r<M»m at times. Wife—I have money of my own, but ■ IlW alter tint lay'« »rofhr KI ido ' s Great Nerve looked around a minute to reach a con different diseases, but I Lave learned restorer Send tor FH K E 9»00 trial bottle and tretO- lot of satisfaction out of a practical a man's pockets are so much easier to 1 doctored nearly all the time for fish in Spam, and five ounces of butter front Dr. Hartman’s lsx>ks that these l«e 1) b . K. H K linf . Ltd “31 Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa elusion. alxTut two years and seemed to grow in Belgium. "It was nicely carpeted. There was Joke, eveu w lieu It costs him the price find. affections are tlie same and are proj>- worse all the time until last September A Straw. erly called catarrh. one chair, and there was a two-liglit of a good square meal. Here is the I was obliged to take my bed. and the . Chasing the Foxy. All Planned. doctors thought an operation was the “As for Dr. Hartman’s rennsiy, l‘e- I Edith—Why do you think Mr. Field chandelier altout the center of the ceil latest example: "Mister, could you give me lome- Teacher—An island is a body of rtina, I have found it to lie the best, if ing. The room was nicely papered on She—Is your .friend going to marry only thing that would help me, but Leans business? this I refused to have done. land entirely surrounded by water, not th«* only reliable remedy for these I Ethel—He has askisl me why I did one wall and at the ends, but the oppo thlng to eat? 1 haven't bad auything the widow? ‘Then a friend advised me to try the affections. He—1 think not. He told me he Pinkham medicine, which I did, ami lake Cuba, for instance. site side wall was entirely wainscoted, to eat for two days.’’ Lit attend cooking school. A fat. red-faced person In a seedy had a better offer.—Smart Set. Tommy—My )>a says that's what we ns I thought. 1 told him It looked all “I’eruna has been my stand-by after using the first bottle I began to I Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's 8ooth- right for a sitting-room for one. but suit had approached a well-dressed improve. I took in all five bottles of are going to do fs-fore we get through. for many years, and I attribute my Ku nip the best remedy to use tor their beyond that its usefulness seemed to man on Broadway at 8 o'clock last good health and my extreme age Lydia E. Pinkham's Bhxxi Purifier, — Boston Herald. If One Loses. Kildren during the teething period. to this remedy. It exactly meets four boxes of Lydia E. Pinkham's Dry me to be somewhat restricted. He night. The well dressed man paused Mr. Dobbs (on tlie way to the races) Form Compound, three boxes of Liver all my requirements.” Never heard of It laughed and asked me if 1 really ami looked at the beggar. He bad —Nice ride to the race course, don’t An Inapiration. Pills ami used three packages of Sana “I have «xime to rely ujwin it almost thought so, an 1 go ng over to the wain» lieen accosted by the same man three ;you think? Amazed and Delighted Foreigner (his tive Wash, au<i I am as well now as I I O'Hoolahan—Will, the barn is paint- entirely for th«* many little things for nights in succession. first x n-w of Niagara Falls) — Why ees Mr. Hobbs (nervously)— Yes, but ever waa 1 am more than thankful id an’ Oi'll take thot money if it's all coting he turned up u little handle— wlneli I lie<*d im-dicine. I believe it to "Why, yes, if you are hungry I will really opened a door. It revealed a every day for my cure.” M rs . F rank zees so far from Buffis-lo'* think w hat a long w alk back. hie same to you. C artkk . I Merrill St . Amesbury, Mass. How la“ esjH'cialiy valuable to old people.” Native—Great Scott, mister! closet big enough to accommodate all help you to a supper.” I Ottinger (surprised)—Why, you can’t Isaac Brock. "Awful hungry." the clothes an ordinary person would a K fiílíi '"OI Aw »■/</ If thia tttllmo. could we move it any closer to Buffalo? Catarrh is the greatest enemy of old nlal i, no, Qa„„i„9. nave painted it so soon, Pat! "Well, come in here, then," and the Foreigner — How? Ees eet not a care to have. Below it there was a __ Ljfdla f. ritihlum Madlclno Ca, age. A js'rson entirely fr««> from ca I O'Hoolahan (triumphantly)—Sure, man iu evening clothes led the way part of zet> Pan-American Expozee- drawer for shoes and that sort. tarrh is sure to live to a hale and hearty pi hov, sir. Oi mixed the yellow paint -heeon" — Chicago Tribune. Into the cafe of the Morton House, at "Then he went right on with his old age. A free book on catarrh sent lor the first coat wid the grane for the Broadway and 14th street. IliRIl l.ING RESCUE OF A UTICA by The Peruna Medicine Co., Colum lecond, an’ Oi put both coats on to revelations, leaving me to stare at him. Reserved Situations. They sat down at a table and the Sideshow Gossip. bus, O. gether to save time.— Brooklyn Eagle. He turned down a nice bed similar to WOMAN. “Yes, jioor fellow, shu married him “The armless wonder is a cute one.” the sleeping car variety; adjoining it man with money ordered an extra to reform him. ” large sirloin steak with French fried “What's In* been up to now?” I Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infal was a chiffonier with half a dozen “Well?” lible medicine for coughs ami colds.—N. drawers in it and a glass at the top, potatoes and cofft e. When the seedy The Story of the Kvont hb Told by Mr«. "Sent a specimen of his writing, Tucker A Horrible Experience M’. Junin. Ocean Grove, N. J., Feb. 17, “Ami now lie's got his hands full done with his toes, to a woman who the glass being concealed by a lid which individual finished with a sigh, he ten ItXXI. ________________ , trying to reform her.*”—Denver Tinies. makes a business of reading character With a Happy Kliding. dropped dow n, making a shelf lor toilet dered his thanks aud led the way to Is made tn his si-lM-tlon of seod. No Model. from hand writing. But she was cute, bead tor articles. Beyond was a wash stand a street, lu a minute a well-dressed How Mrs. Anna M. Tucker, of 352 Matched. too. She wrote ba< kthat he must lie “I know a man whose wife never opening up ill the same way. w ith wa man returned aud Joined a party of Kossuth avenue, I'tiea, N. Y., was Mr. Drinker—I want a blue necktie left handl'd.”—Philadelphia Bulletin. Our Complete Annual Cata spoke a word to him about money,” he ter tank, bowl, slop jar and all. In an three. There was a whispered con saved from a horrible fate when death's to match niy eves. other place was a door that fell down, sultation. and oue of them rose and jaws were almost dosing upon her is said. logue for 1902, FREE! Salesman—I’m sorry, sir, but we are [ “What a model husband lie must making a small table, and revealing went down Broadway. At the coruer told in the following statement made just out of blue ties; but 1 can sell you It contains full directions for gard.-n have lieen!” remarked a woman in the u cupboard where dishes and food below was the beggar. by her to a reporter. one to match your nose.” work and many useful tablee for tbe "Haven't eaten anything for twenty- company. “It was 8(H>n after the birth of my might be kept; in still another, a simi termer. No one sells better THE ORIGINAL Seeds then “What a model wife, I should sav, lar lid dropping made a writing table, four hours. I am---- ” iittle boy,” she said. “Three different David Discounted. LAMBERSON'8 SEEDS. "Yes, yes, I ’ ll give you a supper. father,” corrected the second man. doctors had done their liest for me, but and revealed space and shelving for a Sunday School Teacher — X < »w, “I don’t know about that,” said the good-sized library with a nook for ink, Come Into the Morton House.” they all failed to do me any goisl. My Johhny, whom, more tliim any I mm I v ’ li V -áfiutx _ , x "I could get a good meal for half case seemed to 1st a combination of 8 first speaker, “she was deaf and pens and such things. A half-dozen ► els«*, do you wish to s<*e when you go < 4 I dumb.”—Salt I-ake Herald. I had to heaven? leather-covered scats were hidden in a dollar.” said the beggar, Insinuat nervous and stomach troubles. fainting spells, my food did not digest the same w ay. ready to be pulled down ingly. Johnny (eagerly)—< ioliath.—Boston IIISKNISH CANSOT BK (IBID "Oh, that's all right. Come along, and caused me great distress. My head Herald. ’ for use, and behind each of them was felt very badly and at times I was de By local applications, as they cannot reach the shelving, the depth of the wainscoting and we'll eat together.” llsea-ed portion of the ear. There is on.y one OILED The beggar followed reluctantly. A lirious. I lost in weight from 130 to Detected. a ay to cure (lvalue**, and that is by constitu being about two feet. Alaive the bed CLOTHINC tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in and elsewhere about the wainscoting minute later he was seated at the ta 98 pound*, I had no color, my feet and “What’mkes the actor criticise BLACK Ott YELLOW named condition of the mucous lining of the hands were cold and my limbs had a so severely? Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets in- were drawer* and shelves, room for a ble he hail left a few moment be The Farmer WILL KEEP YOU DRY prickly sensation as though ashvp. I famed roti have a rumbling -onnd or linpe: “My dear sir,” answered Storming trunk, and little cubby holes for storing fore. |. t hearing, and »lien it is entirely closed The Gardener was not refreshed by sleep although I "Give this man an extra sirloin. ton Barnes, “he hopes to make jteople NOTHING ELSE WILL d<-afne*s is t he result, and unless t he intiatuma- things, until really in that one wall, |ion can be taken out and th is tube rest -red to twenty feet long and ten feet high, was French fried potatoes, a cup of coffee, slept heavily. I learned of Dr. Wil s»y it is professional jealousy, thereby TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE} Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed The Housewife lorever; nine cases out ot ten are caused by room for more stuff than nine-tenths and a pie,” said the host to the sur liams’ Pink l’ills from a published case conveying the impression that he is in CATALOGUES FREE Th.« ,-o.t a lltUs more. Tlrey fatarrh. w l.ich is nothing bill an inflamed ’ similar to mine that had b(“cn cured by my class."—Washington Star. 5HOWIN6 FULL LINE OP VARMENTS AW HATS prised waiter. of ¡teople have. Ar* worth a yr rat itral more ioudilionol the mucous surfaces. than the ordinary kind. A.J.TOWtB CO BOSTON MA55 I We a ill give tine Hundred Hollars for any The beggar was turning red and the pills. I took three or four Isvxes "1 forgot to say that the inside of the every w hen* — 1-jir- * - annual free. kase ot Dealness(catieed by catarrh) that can Making the Punishment Fit Crime. When before 1 was certain that 1 was ls*ing D. M. FIRRY 4L CO pot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Bend for high closet for clothes was a mirror 2 white, but he held his nerve. benefitted, but continued their use until Detroit, Mich M rs. Boreum( hopelessly) — Mortimer, kirculars, free. _ _ . . _ feet by 0 feet in size, and hung Just the stenk was brought In he tried to I F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. I was entirely cured. I cannot make Willie mind. eat, and he did swallow two mouth right to see one ’ s self in when he was I Bold by Druggists, 75c “1 am glad to recommend Dr. Wil Mr. Boreum (sternly)—Willie, do us R Hair» Family Pills are the best. ready to go out. 1 looked at the lay-out fuls. Then he suddenly bolted for the liams’ I*ink Pills for l’ale People for your mother wishes or I w ill make you door. Milwaukee Wisconsin. of household conveniences in amaze- It Depends. they are the medicine that saved my go and sit in a cosy corner.”—Brook ment. and when he had shut it all up life. I do not believe that ordinary lyn Eagle. I First Chappie — I say, old chap, again, leaving the handsome, well light WOMEN PHILANTHROPISTS. medicine could have cured me.” |'m going to a big shoot. What sort ed sitting-room. 1 could scarcely realize Although Mrs. Tucker's was a severe Millions Have Been Given by Them Th* Clouds of Doubt. if a tip should I give the keeper? that I was not in the home of a magi to Education and Charity. case, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills cured Second Chappie — It depends on cian who touched the walls and brought “He has told mt“ that he loved me,” Selling mv goods. Big profits. No ex Few realize how much the cause of her. I-csser troubles yield even more there you hit him.—London Punch. forth what he wished. My friend told education and the various philan- readily to the potent action of this mar said the fair girl, “but 1 don't know perience. New plan. Write for circular. me he had more conveniences ill miud thiopic enterprises owe to tlie women velous medicine. Not only will these whether to marry him or not.” Lock Box 60fi, Portland. Or. “I am sure he does his best to tell for rather larger rooms, one being a of tlie United States. Some of the gifts pills cure cases similar to Mrs. Tuck shower bath to take the place of the recently made to women's causes are er’s, but they have been proven to lsv the truth. But, you see, he works in the weather bureau.—Washington Star. JOHN POOLE, Portland, Ongoa, New Year Resolutions For Infants and Children. wash stand. He said his idea was, that noted below: an unfailing specific for such diseases this kind of a room could be used in Mrs. Josephine I.. Newcombe, of New- as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, Now Me Kept Up. houses of tiny kind, but he des gued it York. to Tulane I'nlverslty. $.'!.<MJO.riOO; St. Vitus’ Dance, sciatica, neuralgia, “Well, Billy, bow did camping go?” Can give you the beet bargain* In especially for the apartment house of rheumatism, nervous headache, after blu« relief from llqaor, opt um end toMoee Mrs. I’ 1» Armour, of Chicago, to Ar Bears the “Oh, all right; I slijiped off to the Ruggles. Plows, Boilers and Engines, kabftA Saad foe parttealan w the future, where in small space a man mour Institute. $1.250,000; Mrs. Edna effects of grip, of fevers and of other Signature of or a woman might get some of the com .1. McPherson, of Newark. N. .1.. to acute diseases, palpitation of the farm houses around now and then and Wiibimilla and Pumos ani Ganara! UeliY Institut*, r.°;.7,K,.’rtt^dr«&T Machinery. 8ee us before buying. forts of a home In a room that would Yala College, $750.1 DO; Mr* 11 R heart, pale and sullow complexions got a square meal on the sly.” Electric Road to Mt. Blanc. cost only $15 a month rent, and still be S< liley and Mrs. It. P. Flower, of New and all forms of weakness either in During the past summer an electric a good investment for the retd estate York. Jointly, to tlie city of'Watertown, male or female. Dr. Williams’ Pink W milroad was completed to the foot of owner. The Lord only knows when Pills for Pule People are sold by all Mount Blanc at Chamounix, which that good time is coming." concluded N Y.. $500.000; Miss Helen Gould, of dealers, or will be sent postpaid on re Lakes it possible to reach that place the talker, "but thousands are waiting New York, to various charities, $4<M». ceipt of price, fifty cents a box. or six i . i . ii ; Mrs Vaughan Marquis of Ash rum Geneva in three and three quarters for it”—New York Sun. land. Wis.. to religion. $.! m.llCII; Mrs. boxes for two dollars and a half (they pours. But recently the journey was •I. F. Ityan. of New York, to religion are never sold in bulk or by the hun |iv dilgience and took the greater part dred) by addressing Dr. Williams ROSA BONHEUR'S LIONS. $j50.0no; Mrs. Eugene Kelly, of Buf if a day. Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. falo. to religion. $250.010; Mrs. Em Clareti's Personal Recolletciona of the They act directly on the blood and mons Blaine mid Mrs. Cyrus McCor Noted Painter, nerves. Avoid imitations; substitutes I do not know why, but instinctively mick. to tlie I niversit.v of Ch'cago. never cured anybody. $25O.e<si; Mrs. A. S. Greenspiu. of To ever >n my thoughts I place George A Cinch. baud aud Rosa Boulieur side by side. pekn. Kail., to various charities. $200. The Boss—No I must have a married I have known them Isztli intimately, I 000; Mrs Louise Selsir. of Middletoll I Conn., to religion. $175.no; Mrs. Mar and they have left me the same im man for this position. I caret .1. Bennett, of BaltilU ire. to va Applicant—Just keep it ojien for an pression of rejstse, of touching naivete, The Mood may be in bad condition, rioiis charities. $15o.ooo; .Mrs. Mary hour. It's easier to get married than of simplicity and goodness. pet with no external signs, no skin George Sand possessed a unique Shannon, of Newton. Mass., to various it is to get a job. truption or sores to indicate it. The charm in her expressive eyes tbo<e I colleges. $123.500; Mrs. G. S Burbank. Symptoms in such cases being a variable black lakes, in wliicli one might al . of Fitchburg. Mass , to varlou* churl ►ppctite, poor digestion, an indescribable most bathe, as once said to me Mme. I ties. $120.000. mid Mrs. F. IL Alms, of weakness and nervousness, loss of flest Victor Hugo, who also had most beau i Cincinnati, to tlie University of Cfuein- I nail. $100,000. Bid a g - il run-down condition of the tlful eyes. Besides these several Chicago women lystcm— clearly showing the blood has When the great novelist t<»,k her » '- i's nutritive qualities. Fas become thir walks abroad iu Nohaut, the little bir Is I have given various sums to tlie univer Ind watery. It is in just such cases that winged their flight to her instinctively, slty there, tlie total aggregating nearly $>111,1101. p. S. S. has done some of its quickest and and perched upon iter shoulders. It was tlie same with Rosa Bonheur. Why He Didn't Tremble. Bost effective work by building up the •'Tremble, monster!” shrieked the I'.ood and supplying the elements lacking She loved the animals, and the animals loved her. In fact, site exercised a heroine ns she |silnted a long, white nc With many millions of families Syrup of Figs has become the lo make it strong and vigorous. Genuine magnetic power over them. The fierce «•using finger at the double-eyed ruffian. ideal home laxative. The combination is a simple and wholesome watchdogs of the house at By were “ My wife used sev- But the villain didn't tremble. one, and the method of manufacture by the California Fig Syrup Iral bottles of S. S. S. like lambs in her presence. Tame lions "You K|s>llt tlie scene.” hissed the I* a blo<>d purifier and Company ensures that perfect purity and uniformity of product, I she had alvout her, too, those majestic i heroine, when they stood in the wings |o tone up a weak and creatures that she so loved to paint, "I really couldn't help it, ” ajiologized which have commended it to the favorable consideration of the Im tated system,with and whose manes she would smilingly I the unhappy man. terv marked effect by most eminent physicians and to the intelligent appreciation of all caress with her delicate band. The ►ay of improvement. "But I've always claimed you were deer of the forest contemplated her the best trembler on the stage,” said X who are well informed in reference to medicinal agents. “We regard it a with a glance of recognition, as if they freat tonic ard blood Syrup of Figs lias truly a laxative effect and acts gently with- I the heroine. Must Bear Signature of b r.fier.”—J. F.D uff , comprehended that she was in truth "It was awfully good of you," replied out in any way disturbing the natural functions and with perfect Princeton, Mo. their painter. M. Gerome. when he wished to paint lions, visited the tam ! the actor. freedom from any unpleasant after effects. j is the greatest of all "But why couldn't you tremble to- er. Pezon. at the Jardin des Plantes, In the process of manufacturing, figs are used, as they are i tonics, and you will and made his studies across the liars of I night?" "It's enslly explained." said the vil A m FaoStmlls W rappar Balow. pleasant to the taste, but the medicinally laxative principles of the find the appetite im the cages. Bonheur tried a different proves at once, strength plan. She actually gave the freedom lain. "Hitherto I’ve always played that combination are obtained from plants known to act most bene- I Tarr saaaU aad aa aaay ■eturns, and nervousness vanishes as new of her gardens to the lions of the me j acene with my wife!” te takr aa ngu. ficially on the system. I ■ch pure blood once more circulates nagerie at By. Sometimes the passers Mi»so<ari Historii-al Collection. FOR RUttACNEa by on the road would regard with stu gh all parts of the system. F. A. Sampson, of Sedalia, .Mo., ha* FOR DiniREM. B S. 3. S. is the only purely vegetable pefaction a tawny lion crouching on given to the Missouri Historical Socltty FOR BIUOUlRUt. ■lood purifier known. It contains no min- the terrace of Mlle. Rosa, and gazing hi* library of 7,000 titles bearing on Jka'.t whatever. Send for our free book majestically from the height of the Missouri history, which he has lieen col- FOR TORPIO LIVER. ! letclng for thirty-three years. FOR COMSTIPATIOR. •n blood and skin diseases and write onr wall which formed his pedestal. Sorely frightened pedestrians would FOR IAU.0W SKIR. physicians for any information or advice New Hurt <»F kno< kers. hasten their steps, as If they feared wanted No charge for medical advice. FOR TMECOMPUXIOR The latest thing in knocker* has a the ferocious beast would leap forth .| ..»(«I ,-»M | «mall mirror enframed In it, so that a tacZe I TME SWIFT SPECIFIC CO- ATLAMTA. GA. Tarrsjy Va<ria*la./^fe’-.s-£s— visitor can see whether bla or her per j i i .i jari r 1 1 -------------- ed qil'et. Posslt.ly io- despt»«»! those bipeds; or. rather. If we may believe sonal appearance is correct before en CURE SICK HEADACHE. ron a*Lt •* all d «* u © oi * ts jo » Rosa Bonheur. he was In reality both t. - g '• house >• 4 1*0 4a M. r. M. <7. How mysterious two men when talk- go.sl and kind. It amused him to see Tells How He Escaped the Tenors of Many Winters by Using Peruna. Hood's Sarsaparilla OUT OF DEATH S JAWS The Farmer s First Profit WET WEATHER W15D0M! LAMBERSON SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. AGENTS MAKE MONEY CASTOR IA W Keeley Cure e Kind You Have Always Bought 8 No External Symptoms. tt 13 ABSOLUTE SECURITY, R efresh ^ A md A c T3 _ P leasantly and G ently . JT^SSISTS 0H5. rtAplTUAL <?HST1PA ti t °O ver , co |AE P ermamehtly Carter's Little Liver Pills. CARTERS gE LSkhtorniA Fiq Syrup C® ! To det its beneficiaJ effects — buy the ^erwiir\e-rM^r\\jf«kCt\jred by I Loviiftville. Ky- San franoiaco.C<l. New YorkNY ______ amce eew Bonn Ji