The Eugene weekly guard., March 15, 1902, Image 9

j}ll Humors
BOLD BLACK BAR'S.
»!*• matU‘rt •t‘Ch “** ,kln’ A
kidnev* »nd other organs can
ll,ir kr llW of without help, there is
““‘h’ln'-»'■ uuiuhtiou of them,
the official* who participated In Black'
Bart’» capture before, but tbat tbe ac­
complished stage rubber I* agalu at |
PICTURESQUE HIGHWAYMAN work aud will once more lead the of-;
Heers of the law a merry chase befur«
OF CALIFORNIA.
be 1» apprehended.
The Jekyll end Hide Career of a
"rbev litter the whole system. .
p £>.
boil».
•'«» “““*
Stage Robber Who Terrorised the
* .tion». I*** of “PL*11“’- that
Pacific Slope and Eluded the Officiate
frU|'\, bilious turns, tits of indiges-
for Many Years Again a* Work.
fet " lull headaches and many other
SX -d,,e 10 the,u
There is good reason to believe tbat
Black Bart, the boldest aud most no­
torious highwayman ever known In
California, is ope­
rating again. Tbe
five robberies of
stage aud coach on
ove a|l humor., overcome all
lonely
mouutalu
I .,r effects, strengthen, tone and
roads in northern
'„vL-ratc ‘be ’bole -y-tem.
California
and
. „.A salt rheum on my han.H ao that I
southern
Artzoua
"*
I work
1 tO'.lt Hood'» Rara»
during tbe last few
''..'i'
t the humor
I continued Ita
mouths have abun­
*’
1 rhe eorc dieappearod.” Mas. la* <J.
dant earmarks of
S* è>, Kumtord Kalla. Me.
tbe famous lone
«»orf’a *.r..t>.rllle **•"••••• ••
highwayman of the
nnd
MT etnie».
Sierras. More thau
this, two of tbe passengers in the beld-
Hard Luck.
tip stages knew something of Black
Mav Wootiby—Oh! pshaw! that’s Bart when be held ceutral California
iuatmvluck! My new coat’s black, iu terror 20 years ago, aud, from bis
ind here mv uncle’s gone ami died!
speech aud figure, are sure that tbelr
4 sue Giddy—Goodnew! What are you robber is tbe noted bandit. Moreover,
H.mul.ining about?
uo one seems to know what baa be­
\|a> Woodby—Why, if I’d only got- come of him since bis release from
leD a light coat, I could wear one of San Queutin prison, where be bad been
h„.e swell mourning bands on the sentenced for eight years.
,>ve - Philadelphia Press.
1 he trial of Black Bart for highway
robbery in Visalia. Cal., In May. 18M.
CATABBB CAITCOT BI CUBED
revealed a mass of Information about
fb local applications, as they cannot reach this unusual bandit. For 17 years high­
,,,,.’at of the. 1.».»«-■■ < atarrn la a blood or way robberies by Black Bart had taken
¿mmunonaldto ase and in order to cure it
place nt intervals aud in least expect­
mint take internal remedies.
Hall s (a
,,-rh . ure is taken internally, and actsdirectly
ed localities, all the way from Port­
,’n th.' b o.'d and mucous surfaces. Hall's Ca
...rh t'ure is not a quack medicine.
It was land. Ore., to Yuma. Ariz.
bv one of the best physicians in this
His arrest came about in this way.
! nuiry for years, and isa regular prescription,
In March. 1884. the stage coach that
u -Ciiinpi ’i d of the best tonic« known, coni
i ned with the best blood purifiers, acting di-
traveled the rough road over the deso­
I the mucous surfaces.
Tbe perfect
through tbe lonely
; »¡'. eat loll of the two ingredients is what pro. late bills and
*. . es-a. Ii wonderful results in curingcatArrb.
gulches from a gold mining camp In
s-n.i ,.r testimonials, free.
K y i , HUSKY A CO., Proprs., Toledo, O.
the Sierras to Marysville, Cal., was
Hold by dr grists, price 74c.
held up by a masked, lone highway­
Halls Family Pills are the best.
man. whom the driver and all the pns-
Cool.
sengera recognized by his manners and
“You don’t get such poetry as was speech as none other than Black Bart.
written in days gone by,” said the re­ The veteran highwayman had reduced
bls mode of robliery to a science, and
gretful person.
“Of course you don’t,” answered the when he had quickly harvested a crop
suing modernist. ‘‘There is so much of gold watches, purses and bits of
davs gone by poetry already on the Jewelry, be shouted to the driver to
market that there is no further demand go ahead.
f„r it.”—Washington Star.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
NAQQING.
Do» of ths bin» that Deatrug ITome
Comfort.
There la one exceedingly disagree­
able habit into which some people fall
without seeming to notice It. This 1»
nagging. They cannot aay what they
have to say aud then let It alone, but
keep pecklug aud pecklug at It on ev
ery occasion aud If vccasluus do not
arise naturally, they make them. In
this nagging, sarcasm, or iruuy. bear
a leading part. A thing may be said
once or twice as a pleasant raillery. In
a genial humor, but when repeated
over aud over It ceases to be fun. It
then cuts. Sarcasm la a two edged
tool; It cuts and wounds the oue at
whom It Is aimed, aud It Irritates and
ruugtieus tbe one who uses it. It is
a dangerous tool for one to use who
wishes to be either kind or Just. It
comes easily to tbe Ups aud the In
tellect takes a certain kiud of delight
iu aptness, ingenuity or sbarpuess. Its
uxe grows on one. At least tbe habit
becomes so habitual that It is used
unconsciously. However good natured
one seems to take It, It Is almost cer
tain to leave a sting; there is a wound
that hurts. Struggle against It as oue
will, there will often be an Impression
carried tbat some part of It is meant In
earnest.
Too often do all of us wound tbe
feelings of others by carelessness in
speech. We cannot too carefully .
guard ourselves against the nagging
habit. It rasps and wears out the1
best of dispositions Let us endeavor
ever to make our speech kindly, even
when obliged to find fault. “A blow
with a word strikes deeper thau a
blow with a sword." We aliali tievet
err by speaking too kindly. These
naggers are often kind at heart and
would not willingly wound another.
They have formed the habit uncon
aciously and are not aware of how
frequently they Indulge In that kind
of talk. It does not occur to them
that any one may take a further mean­
ing than they have meant, or that any
part of it will be taken seriously. It
Is unavoidable, however, that this Is
Hamlin’s Wizard Oil knocks the spots
oil' votir throat when it is sore, and pre­
vents diphtheria, quinsy, etc.
I Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth-
Ing Syrup the best remedy to use tor their
Ebildren during the teething period.
Warm Within.
I “Mercy, see tbe dog drink! Why,
lie’s almost emptied that pail of water.
MEETING WITH BLACK BAUT.
■Khat's the matter with him?”
I “Please, ma'am, I think he ate the
fnuostartl plaster you left lyin’ on the
When the coach had rumbled out of
The nagging habit Is tbe real reason
kitchen table.” — Clevealnd
Plain sight ou the way down the mountain­ why some women find It difficult to re­
■Mar.
side Black Bart turned bls attention tain servants. It Is for the sharpness
to splitting open the wooden box con­ I of tbelr tongues tbat some really ex­
Idonot believe Piso's Cure for Con- taining the Wells Fargo Express Com­ i
cellent people are avoided and disliked
kiin.q.tioii has an equal for coughs anti
People dread tbe tongue
folds,-J ohn F. B oyki , Trinity Springs, pany’s treasure. Something must have in society.
Ind Feo. 15. lfOO.
disturbed the highwayman while be lashings tbat slip so easily from the
was gathering up tbe money from the Ulis and without real malice, but they,
Boiton Browningitti.
treasure box, for when the stage coach nevertheless, cut deep. Let us put a
I Mr«. Gush—How do you do, Manila? passengers had armed themselves at guard on ourselves and see that this
How did you like the reading of the next station and hurried back to habit of sarcastic speech and nagging
Browning at the club last night?
the scene, later iu the day. they found is not ours. Tbe Chinese have a say­
Mrs. Bluff—Oh, pretty well. But I among the debris of papers, empty ing that "A man's conversation Is tbe
Bidn't like the way her dress hung.
purses aud wrappings of parcels a mirror of bls thoughts.” There is a
Mrs. Gush—Nor I, either. And it linen cuff. The robber evidently had truth In it. If we habitually talk In
(eenitsl to me she might have held her dropped it in a hurried tight to bls a certain way, we gruw to lie that way
bonk more gracefully.—Boston Trans­ refuge.
In character.—Milwaukee Journal.
cript.
The cuff was turned over to the ex­
When a Man Falls Down.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ press company detectives. They found,
Slippery sidewalks tend to bring OUI
\Q/tSGONffLOODpU/tlHi/t ♦ after weeks of inquiry, tbat the Indeli­
ble laundry marks were those of a emphatically one of the peculiar sides
Chinese
laundry on Bush street. In of human nature. No matter bow much
i retm amo true ouamamteeo I
. «0W/ /a rha Time ta USE IT. » San F'rancisco. When the detective tbe fall injures a man physically. It
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a» had learned from the Chinese laundry­ seems as nothing to tbe damage to his
man that tbe marks on the cuff indi­ self-esteem If perchance his misfortune
She Knew It.
cated that It belonged to one Charles happens to be witnessed by some one
“George Goslin declares that he E. Bolton, a regular patron of the else. The first thing tbe unfortunate
Wouldn't marry the best woman alive,” laundry, they set about to buut up does after picking himself up Is to look
Remarked Mr. Spatts.
Mr. Bolton. It came out that Charles all about him with an Idiotic smile on
“Well, he won't,” assented Miss E. Bolton, who owned the cuff, was a his face, just as If be took the whole
frocks, “for I have refused him.” —
quiet, unobtrusive, spare uiau of about thing as a Joke, but anxious to see if
Philadelphia North American.
50 years. He lived iu a modest aud any one baa seen his tumble.
If there bapiiens to lie some one neur
quiet boardlug bouse, where sedate,
old-fashioned business men had rooms, by who has witnessed the fall tbe smile
vanishes, and there Is n display of tern
and every one there was his friend.
When a detective went to live in the per that Is ludicrous, It Is bls lint tbat
Instend of brush
same boarding bouse he found that suffers. It Is pounded
ed.
as
If
that
hat
was
responsible for
Mr. Bolton was a studious man. lived
a correct life, was a reader of new tbe humiliation, or ax If he could get
ire among the best known
books, dabbled Iu poetry, and every square with the hat by a “roughbouse”
« the many dangerous
few weeks went away to visit one of sort of brushing If, however, no one Is
Md plants and shrubs.
the several little mines about Califor­ In sight, and no face Is seen at a win
1°. touch or handle them
nia in which he had Investments. Bol­ dow, the unfortunate goes his way af
|uickly produces swelling
ter a few preliminary limps, as If the
ton was an expert whist player, aud
Fc! inflammation with in-
thing was a matter of-course Incdlent,
gnse itching and burning
evidently he bad traveled far and wide
taken good naturedly In
K the skin. The eruption
In his early life. His bobby was water that must be
common with the other trifling affairs
F n disappears, the suf-
colors, and be spent whole days In
Tbe result Is aliout the
k’’r hopes forever ; but
painting bucolic scenes alone In his of a lifetime,
■most as soon as the little blisters
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and rooms. Then when be bad dined in same when a soft, slushy snowball.
ftstules appeared the poison had reached
burled by a small boy, finds Its mark
he blood, and will break out at regular style along with tbe other bachelors In on the broad back of an otherwise
tbe
boarding
house
he
went
alone
to
“tervals and each time in a more aggra­
nified person —Washington Star.
ded form. This poison will loiter in the the theater, where be took the least
F5,em for years, and every atom of it conspicuous seat. He never got mall
A Smart Man's ('lever Rua*.
Bust be forced out of the blood before you and never sent letters, but be devoured
“I saw your wife In a car with
“U expect a perfect, piermanent cure.
the daily newspapers at times. Never­ the other day.” aaid a friend to
It did not take tbe detective gay Wall street broker. “I thought ahe
A Naiire’s AillMc theless
otig to connect this quiet, polished gen­ waa going to atay Mouth over tbe holi­
tleman with tbe most dreaded outlaw day«.”
niswj in California.
“She thought so. too,” and tbe brok­
For 17 years he had kept half tbe er smiled. "8be was with friends down
f tae only cure for Poison Oak, Poison
FT, and all noxious plants. It is com- sheriffs aud constables, a lot of detec­ there for a long time, and kept writ­
delusively of rootsand herbs. Now tives. and all the United States mar­ Ing me not to tell ber to come back
f ne time to get the poison out of your shals in California ceaselessly watch­ Juat yet.”
r’tem, as delay makes your condition ful for a fresh deed by Black Bart.
"How did you manage It?"
[?rse
Don’t experiment longer with
I didn't write for her to come laick.
pvw,washes and soaps—they never cure. He had many a time walked down to
La
Mirsball, bookkeeper of the Atlanta a local bank carrying a snug fortune I Just sent her last month's ga« bill.
t _
u’ L-ihl Co , was poisoned with Pown
In his gripsack the proceeds of a re­ It was for 11 cents. She got here two
I ,. -Me took Sulphur. Arsenic and varioufl
L
an<^ applied externally numerous cent affair out on "the road”-past days later, and her trunks have been
L. ••n i®al*p with no benefit
At times tbe
hundreds of san Francisco people, coming In on every train since.”
in ?v * j inflammation wasao severe he was
while they were excitedly discussing
Then they both smiled.—New York
leak n » n<1
F r
_wars t^e poison w »uld
eTerV season His condition was much
Black Bart’s latest bold-up.
Preaa.
|kw xL'.«* ter taking one bottle of S S S . and
Tbe outlaw was convicted and be­
L evi iT'
«'• blood of the poison, and
Tunnel Under North Channel,
R> «»u-ence. of lb« fiiaaM d:aapp»ared
cause of hl* confession and apparent
Tbe estimated cost of a submarine
I Fvoplc are often pottoned without jetermlnation to lead a new life he wa*
powing when or how. Explain your case aentemed to San Quentin prlkon for tunnel from Wigton, Scotland, to Lame.
Ireland, twenty-three miles. Is SSO.iJUU.
our pbvticiana, and they will
f
u*'r give such information and ad- only eight year*. He wa* a model pris­ OHO. There Is no Immediate prospect of
E.
’’au require, without charge, and oner. and be earned all tbe commuta its being built
C , ‘ *rn 1 «t the same time an tn'erea» tlon* of hl* sentence for good conduct
T,,
on Blood and Skin Diseases,
He was llbreated In July. 1880. For a
Kabslrllzing Msnnfk« lories.
I « » wist setciFto
anjurra. aa.
few lays be lived In Sacramento, watt­
Under a law pasae-i two years ago
ing. he said, until be got »>me money tbe Hungarian government may subsi­
from Eastern relative*, when be meant dise almost any kind of manufactory.
to go to Seattle and earn an bone*t liv­
With ber first engagement ring a girl
ing Then tbe man d!»app**r*d
There i* no doubt In the tnlndn of Imagines Ufe for ber bas Just begun.
Poison oak
Poison ivy
r j 9 •
IVhAt suffering frequently result«
from a mother's ignorance ; or more
frequently from a mother a neglect to
properly instruct her daughter !
Tradition says " woman must snf-
ter," and young wom«o are so taughL
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There is a little truth h and a gi
great
deal
If a you ig
st exaggeration in this.
_
(rotuan suffers severely she needs treat­
dent. and her mother ahould see that
She gets it.
Many mothers hesitate* to take their
daughters to a physician for examina­
tion but no mother need hesitate to
write freely about her daughter or
herself to Mra. Pinkham s Laboratory
at Lynn. Maaa.. and secure from a
woman the moat efficient advice with­
out charge.
Asthma
Love.—Lore Is life's key of gold — I
Rev. Dr Lowry. Baptist. Kansas Chy
Mo.
Your Soul Blind. —Keep your soul
shut long enough and your soul will go
blind. —Rev. Dr. Van Dyke, Presbyteri­
an. New York City
URIFIER]
“One of my daughters had a
terr.ble case of asthma. We tried
almost everything, but without re­
lief. We then tried Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral, and three and one-half
bottles cured her.” —Emma Jane
Entsmtnger, Langsville. O.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
certainly cures many cases
of asthma.
And it cures bronchitis
hoarseness, weak lungs
whooping-cough, croup
winter coughs, night
coughs, and hard colds.
Cultivate Belief—Tbe Christian
should cultivate belief, or go out of the
business of being a Cbrlstlau Rev. l>r
Meeser. Baptist. Worcester. Mass
Organized
Hypocrisy — Legislation
without religion is organized hypoc­
risy. The wealthy should look to their I
Three aliai Me . Mr . II. AU (raggiata.
own conditions.—Rev. D S. Mackay,
New York City.
(’onault your doctor. If he t»ay» take it,
then do •• he U”
If he tell* you not
Discretion and Zeal.—Discretion w ith­
to take it. then don’t take it. He knows
Laare it with him We are willing
out zeal is slow paced, aud zeal without
J.C AT EK CO . Lowell. MaM.
discretion Is strong headed; let xeal
spur on discretion.—Rev. W J Holtz
SHOtS
claw. Baptist. Atlanta. Ga.
As Little Children.—To enter the
kingdom of heaven we must be as little
children. Tbe child completely and
thoroughly trusts God.—Rev. 8. Bryant,
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dergarten classes. The Bearding Department
Bvron. Wia . mother of the young lady moral truth until he feels It. lie must iTovides a cheerful and well arranged home
whose portrait we hen1 publish, wrote think and know before he can realize for young ladies For Catalogue or other in­
apply to
in January. PWO. saying her daughter his full obligation.— Rev. I. W Joyce, formation
MISS ELEANOR TEBBKTT8. 1'rinclpal
had suffered for two vears with irreg Methodist Bishop. Pittsburg. Pn.
ular menstruation—had headache all
A Book of Moral Laws.—Man will al­
the time, and pain in her side, feet
swelled, and was generally miserable. ways believe In the Bible as a great
Portland, Oregon. Founded 1S7U.
She received an answer promptly with literature, a history, a health book and
advice, and under dat«> of March, IXU9, a l>ook of moral laws.—Rev. II W.
the mother writes again that Lydia E. Thomas. People's Church. Chicago. 111.
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Pinkham's great medicine for regu­ that a Christian cannot practice Rev.
AR II HI'R C. NtiWILL, Principal < ACTION t ihr genui ne ha venanieand pt neon bottom
Hoher increase of tala in table belai»:
lating womMl'a peculiar monthly W. G. Partridge. Baptist. Cincinnati,
|g>a aa 7
106 pairs.
trouble««
Ohio.
1K99
M9H,IPair».
Friendship.—Friendship delivers us
1900~ 1,2.~>!>«7.~>4 Pairs.
from seltishness, strengthens us In tbe
As Explained.
THE ORIGINAL
I>e Swell—How ia it, every time I hour of temptation. It Is a shield in tbe
1 ,«><»0,720 Pairs,
1901
order a pair of trousers you make them days of success, a help iti the hour of
S ivineu
Than Ooublta in Four toari.
trial.—Rev. Dr. Levy. Hebrew, Pitts­
just a little short?
TH« REASONS t
w p Duuglaauiak.-a an.1 »»nBmoranivn ■ IBAOand
Tailor—Whenever I send a statement burg, Pa.
Ji W sho**ethnn any other two man'f’rs in the world.
of your account, you are short; I meas­
W. I - Iloiitflaa J< a» and
uhoe* placed tide by
Two Strongest Passions.—The tv
«Die with >5 <«) an t >< 00 Shoe* of oilier make*, are
ure you accordingly.—Chicago News.
strongest paaslous of human nature
found to I m » ju*t an trood. I hey will outwear two
BRK^
paua of ordinary J-i m and gs.&o «hoe*.
love and bate- are both appealed to
Mad* of the best leathors, including Patent
Corona Kid, Corona Colt, and National Kangaroo
Got Them All at Once.
the name of religion. Although oppo­
OILLD
r*«t t olor Kyalat* ami Always Hlaeh Hooka aaaA.
WL.Douglas It illl ••UIH kdge l.lae” rnauot bo equallaA
CLOTHING
Sue Brette—I see it stated that if the site. both are claimed In the service of
Mhora by mim II
ratr». <Hlalog Irer.
RADE IN MACK JÄ YfLLOW
eggs were equally divided among the religion.—Rev. A. 8. Garver. I’nltarlan,
W. I.. IkiMiultaa,
Maaa.
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Foote l.ighte—Gracious me!
I got make Jesus Christ too much a God and eveR
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—
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You
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do
your
washing
in
an
hour
church
hasn't
yet
reached
up
to
the
full
For 16 Cents Poetpaid
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14 M*Knlflr«-iil earllral rnelu««,
IA «ort* glorlo«« tooiatoe«,
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■ 5 peerle«* letluc« vartetl**,
the evening comes.
But now it seems bership shall be whether a man loves
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ing with her mother recently, and find­
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ing it difficult to keep up, she said:
I hk K
quate and changeless in himself, he lx alog. Springtime is here, and it is
“Mamma, are you a stepmother?”
kwa tallat n om llqaur, opl u ta xml ta mm *
time
for
planting.
kablta eaad les parttaulan w
“No, dear,” was the reply. “But what the prophecy and pledge of a perfected
character
and
an
Immutable
destiny
to
made you think I was?”
faalaw laallliila Move<l tn 4'10 William»
lltlty inSIltUtB, Ava.. FonlaiKl. Dragun
“Because you take such awful long all who will behold and follow him.—
steps,” replied Margie.—Chicago News. Rev. J. R. Boyle. Methodist, Philadel­
phia. Pa.
IIN YOUR POCKET!
Christians.—If we are not Christians
Multiplication and Divition.
TS m «! 4 It A
B?t WPCII Hie k I JT, lollRy C Ii le li Ptl* 611 <1 h <’R 11 h f . <*O!11 m tC<1 fo W14.
In the enlightenment of to-day God will Ven.a
*Tink’«n<iinoiM yit»\ourp«M ket. the other mean* ir.<*ney
Rodrick—This is a wonderful coun» hold us re*[Hinslble ae<*ordlng to our TOU rlflu me UineienCB In your
r>iir«e
Which will you have ?
try for arithmetic.
I/ i II av I" • liquid to paint or spray the rooMa. quickly destroying all
light. If we are not "forgiven.” and biOeSneCK S I L ! aa
Ce
er
ll<
,p
Tnepnc.
iR
nothing incompHrlRonto the good itwilTuo.
Van Alliert—Think xo?
hence have the forgiving spirit, we are frLYs-l V a ..? HU a I/ aaa Fee.1 <iro«ab«ck*a FgK rroducer and Health food to the
“Yen. They make two one at Niag­
OuVe
I
Olli
unlwKenS.
chickenn prevent* mortality. I'nllcta begin laylug when five or
self-men, not Christians; Christ men.—
■lx month» old. 2.5 to 50 per cent, more egg» produced.
ara and one two in South Dakota.”—
Rev. A. J. Stone, Presbyterian. Balti
PORTLAND SEED DO., ISA Front Str-C. Partland, Or. Oattst Ag^da.
Chicago Daily News.
more, Md.
Immortality. — Immortality has no
I.sdlea Cao Wear Shoes
One lite smaller alter using Allen's Foot Ease, conditions, and the thoughts and tbe
,
The (treat Conditioner and Stock Pattener.
MURSI'S de
a powder. It makes tight or new shoos easy. acts of tbe Individual can in no way
id
More Work on l.e»a Peed.
COWS give More end Richer
Cares swollen, hot. sweating, aching leet, in­
nothing
Milk.
MUGS
l-etten
Quicker
II
given
thia
I'ood.
affect
it.
Immortality
has
growing nails, corns and bunion«
All drug
gists and aline «tores. 25c. Trial package FREE whatever to do with good or evil. Good
in
Package, 6Oc and *1.00.
by mail. AildrS
Address
” Allen H. Olmsted, Le Hoy,
or evil merely determine the future
New York.
L
MAKF.S FIGS GROW— <»OOI> FOR STI NTED CALVKS.
state of the consciousness of the Indi­
I PaveeiAN R kmrdy Co.. St. Pant. Minn.
£
G mnti . kmkm —I have lieen fee ding your Pat-eaias S tock Poon to my
vidual Rev. F. F. Mason. Spiritualist
A Pertinent Query.
Rf thoroughbred awlne. It givre them an appetite, and makee the plga
Magistrate—It has lieen proven that Brooklyn, N. Y.
r
grow. I also tried it on atunted calve» with aatiafactory renulta.
P. W. G woomk . til gin. Neb.
you struck your wife, and------
Restore Our Judaism —By lyouxlng
SEED STORE, Coaat Agents Portland, Ore., and Seattle, H««h
Defendant—Well, judge, I stixxl her ourselves from a sleep that may result
bossin’ an long as I could.
In death, by throwing off for a while
Magistrate— That doesn’t excuse you. all present Interests, by looking at con­
She is tbe weaker vessel, and you ditions not only as they affect single
should------
Individuals, but as they are destined
Defendant—Weaker veMel,eh? Then to affect the great body of Ixrnel, we
why d<*'s she carry so blame much sail'1 shall yet be able to restore our Juda­
—Philadelphia Press.
ism to Its ancient glory, so that It shall
continue to do Its great and noble work
for humanity.—Rev. J. H. Greenstone,
»»»»»» »d I» l|l l|l 4 4 »»III »
»»<>'»>*
Hebrew, Philadelphia. Pa
For Infants and Children,
Selfishness —It Is selfishness In every
instance that makes the hard hearted
*
man. He comes to regard himself In a
class by himself, and by bis reasoning.'
things not allowable for others are
permissible for him. It Is perfectly
possible for a nation to become klnd-
AScßetable Preparation for As
tiearted. as well as It Is for an Indi­
similating fleFoodandRetf uia-
vidual to become so. Argument and
I ling the Stomachs and Bowvls of
sophistry cau harden our national
heart.—Rt. Rev F. Burgess, bishop
I\f AV iS/< Hll DKI.N
Ixmg Island. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Distribution of the Beautiful.-Th«
Promotes Dt^cstion.Cheerfiif-
distribution of the beautiful In dally
ness and Rest Contains neither
life unconsciously la an Incitement to
Opium.Morplune nor Mineral.
ward beautiful thoughts nnd a beautl
Ileek tar go Veers.
N
ot N ahcotic .
ful character, and a barrier against tigll
The Great Pain Killing Remedy
news of mind and deformity of morals
Never talla to Cure
Immeasuarble, Indeed, the Influence ol
APRAWS.
PHFt MATI5H,
SCIATICA.
thia modem art movement upon th«
STIFFMEM.
soup m : ss.
Mei »ALGIA.
morals of society.
And because tb(
CHLST COLD«,
LUHBAQO,
moral background of our world 1»
And All Bodily Ark»» »nd F»IM.
Th«r* 1» NuthUS »o Good
whiter and purer than ever before, th«
lines of corruption are now assuming
ACTS lAfc MAGIC.
unwonted hues of ugliness Rev Dr
Brooklyn
Hillis, Congregatlonallst,
N. Y.
Aperteci Rumedy forfnnsbpa
Sold in 25c and SOr Sizes.
Hun. Sour Stomach.Diantoea
Snow a \on< «inductor,
Worms.( onvtilsions.Fewrish
According to ex|>erlmentn conducted
ST. JACOBS OIL Limited),
nrss
nn«l Loss OF SUfF.P
BALTtnove
by H. Janssen on Mont Blanc It lx not
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Sf. Helen's Hall
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY
DON’T GET WET!
WET WEATHER.
Rude.
“When the lecturer made a gramat-
ical error, it brought down the house,”
Laid Mips Gurley.
“1 don’t think the house hail lieen
sell brought up,” commented Mrs.
Gurley, gravely.—Detroit Free Press.
hlOOMlirc's0
The Duty
of MotherOi
,
Don’t be a Drudge
Keeley Cure
LAMBERSON
Portland Oregon
f PRUSSIAN STOCK FOOD
r
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
(ASTORIA
of
Conquers Pain
«o>»♦»»♦ i »»»»»»a »»♦»♦♦«
JOUS POOLE, Portland, Oregon,
root oi
Can give you the liest tiargain« in
Buggies. Plow». Boi •rs and Entrine«,
Windmills and Pump* and General
Machinery. Nee us Ijefore buying.
Í
necessary to erect rxdes for string ng
telephone and telegraph wires In snow-
covered countries If the snow Is sev­
eral Inches thick It serves as n good
Insulator; the wires can simply t>e laid
down and be ready for transiulsslon of
message«.
Tbe desire that every town man haw
to some day live on a farm la r.-ally
due to a longing to get away from th-'
aelglitfora.
Facsimile Signature of
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