Eugene daily guard., April 18, 1908, Image 5

THE KVCEXE DAILY GVARD,
FARMERS WIVES TELL WHAT THEY KNOW ABOUT PE-RU-NA.
Wh& prV rorCl.lldr.ni Vfe , A , .-J- ' V VtH
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K-Vb Mr Mi. rial na Mr, tnrT V V x V -J -Si H J
" t JJ.nl.r K,u. Martin. la V-t i&Gta,- ( , Sc ? ' ,t H
Ifl aKilf:- U;i s.Hfnartin): - - ., I '
much for yur a,i- ins r Bnm -'"""ZloWiV 'I '
W$iK ViC'. 1 fl'M5i time will, .ore o.v I wa. advisod by A S'l3iJS 1 f ' 4 v . '
W(Wi$k .V Manl"Dl,ve"ved at once. isl- A I V A:&Vty,
'4l ,"5,lift'- "The first bottle relieved me, and ' '- ; AW- V V S ' , V '
QWM :2 "When I wrote to after using four bottles I was entirely ' ' h W ' M ' sV(6
r Mr "y COI""tion aro afllicled with catarrh. I have -SST I . V 4 ) t 1 I 1' V C
Mrs Lenora Bodsnhamerr mmm&r eo Poor lhat 1 dld found It to boa L-reat remedy also for sstfSjS's?.: rr.SM HotT.-o finan
coughs and cold, of children, a dose I " 'II TO 6' 11 J'1J7
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J Obeying Orders.
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Indigestion and Nervousness.
Mrs. Lenora Bodenbaraer. K. Y, D. 1,
Box 99, KernersviHo, North Carolina,
vritei the foUowinc letter to The
Parana Drag Manufacturing Com-
"I inffpred with atomach trouble and
Indigestion tor aome icpe. and nothing
tint I ate agreed with me.
"I was Try nervou and experienced
t eoatlnaal feeling ct uneaalneBS and
"I took medicine fr m the doctor, bat
it did me no good. found in one of
yoar Peruna books a description of my
symptoms. I then V rote to Br. Hart
man for advice. He aid I had catarrh
of the stomach.
"I took Peruna and Manalin and fol
lowed his directions and can now say
that 1 feel as well as I ever did,
MI hope that all who are atllicted with
the same symptoms will take Peruna,
Hit has certainly cur ,d inc."
ffcow Perfectly
Healthy.
Mrs. Mairrialonn
Winkler. Route i.
Westminster. Mil-
"I thank you very
much for your ad
vice. I can pafelv
8ii y that Peruna and !
Manalin have saved
my life. i
' When I wrote to
you the first time,
asking your advice,
my condition was
so poor that I did
not expert to live
through the winter,
but now I am perfectly healthy.
'I cannot praise your medicine
enouuh, and I recommend it to others."
Catarrh of Stomach.
Mrs. Mary Allen. Route 6, Franklin,
Tenn,, writes:
"I am glad to be able to tell you that I
am well of catarrh of the stomach, for
which I am sincerely thankful to you
for your advice. If it had not been for
Peruna I would never have been well.
"I had three physicians. One of them
told my huibaud that ho could net
cure me.
"I had been sick about nine months
when a friend asked me to try Peruna
to gratify her; eo I commenced taking
it.
li can cut aid walk and work. Every
body says 1 look as well as 1 ever did,
"Oh, you dou't know how thankful 1
do feel to you,
"I have pot several other people to
take Peruua. I praiso it to everybody."
time with sore eyes I was advised by
a friend to try Peruna, which I did
at once.
'The flrst bottle reltoved me, and
after using four bottles I was entirely
cured.
"I do recommend Peruna to all who
aro a til ie ted with catarrh. 1 havo
found It to be a great remedy also for
coughs and colds of children; a dose
at bedtime will relieve them from
couching all night. I always keep it on
hand, and recommend It."
Catarrh for Seven Years.
Mrs. T. Freeh, R. R. No. 1, Hickory
Point, Tenn.. writes: "1 am happy to
tell you that I am oured of catarrh. I
have followed your good and kind ad
vice faithfully. I bless the day when I
wrote you of my condition, and I will
always praise Peruna. 1 think It Is one
of the grandest medicines on earth.
"Having been afilicted with catarrh
and stomach trouble for seven yearn,
aud after having tried four different
doctors they only relieved me for a little
while. I gave up all hope of beln cured.
I only weighed one hundred and thirty
pounds, and was so weak I could hardly
get around tho room.
'I was induced to try Peruna, and to
my groat surprise I am now entirely well
My weight it now one hundred and
eighty-eipht pounds, mv health never
I was iK'tier In my life, I shall ahvavs
j praise Dr. Ilurlinan cad his remedies,
Tho l'Urmcr'H Wife.
Who is in a better position to know than the farmer's wife hersolf what
is required in the farmer's home? Kite must moot lis troubles, solve Its prob
lems, ward off disease, nurse the sick, she must do all these thlnifa herself,
and she learns by valuable experience what is host and what is not best.
In numberless farm homes Peruna is relied upon as the family medicine
Peruna books are consulted in health and disease. Peruna Is used as a preven
tive as well as a corrective in disease.
The wives of the farmers of tho United States constitute a solid phalanx
In favor of Peruna. Against this testimony the slanders of a few critics will
not prevail. One sensible mistreus of a farm home who has cued Peruna
knows more about Peruna than all the magazine critics In the world.
Peruna In Her Homo. '
Mrs. Anna Under, H. Y I. No.fi, Das
pel, Meeker Co., Minn,, writes : "For I wo
year? I suffered with that torrihle dis
ease, chronic catarrh.
I "Fortunately I i-'nw your advertise
ment in my pr.per and I spoke to my sis
ter about your irudieino. Shu wrote to
you a::d I r,,f yo'ir ctl vice fren of ehnr;:e.
of two children.
MI owe it all to Peruna. I would not
be without that great tonic for tvn times
its coeI, for I am well and strong now,
and cannot speuk in too hii;h tonus of
its vaiue as a medicine."
In a letter dated June 12, HWt, Mrs. Lin
(hr writes: "I cannot ox press my thanks
Hough to you for all thenoml your medi-
I took Peruna ui. d am eil and a mother i cino has douu for me and my family.
This spring I took cold and It settled la
my kidneys. At first I thought it was
kidney trouble,
"I took Peruna as directed on the
bottle and In a few days I was all right,
so I owe my health to Dr. Hartinan
and his remedy."
Mlaeraale With Catarrh.
Mrs. Ustiie Green, R. K. 6, lake, 111.,
writes t "Last November I had catarrh,
and felt ao miserable, I thought that X
would go Into consumption.
"I tried so many doctors and medi
cines, bet nothing did me any good; only
Peruna.
"After began the use of Peruna I
bog an to Improvo in every way.
"My Wo ad does not hurt so much,
my stomach is all right, my bowels)
aro regular, my appetite good, my
complexion clear, my eyes are bright,
and I am gulniug lu flesh and
strength,
"I think Peruna has no equal as ft
catarrh remedy."
WILL HELP KM H OTHKK interests and see if thev can become
TO GlT WIVICS: benedicts. The ofifcers of tho club
j 1 aro Howard Winters, president; 13.
Monteano, Wash.. April 16. One Ca,',er' ylce-president ; W. It. Pin
, , ' 1 cley. b. dietary, and Hurry I.inseni-
4ozsn young bachelors ot this city. ,eir. trvusiirer. It is said that the
desirous of forming matrimonlul ul-; dues will be used in printiiiK lUura
liances, have lormed a club called tur0 l" ue "'ailed U prospective
"Toe Bashful Dozen,' and will pool brlut's-
TIIK STATK r.MVKKSITV.
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Los Angeles' Safest Hotel
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For pure
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NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAFE
A ve:y desirable hotc! for all visitors to the city.
Hrr.t clas u 3-i reipcv.s
By Frank Strong. Ph. D., President of
tiie I'liiversiiy of Kansas.
The ordinance of 1 7 S7 definitely '
fixed t!ie system of higher edmatloif,
In all of the states admitted under'
, that ordinance or afterward, as a'
.state system of h!ghcr education. It-!
i would be impossible fur any state
to break the historical continuity in;
such matters,- if It wanted lo, audi
If il undertakes to so do It is at Us!
. own peril and loss. j
j Kxpei I'.'iiee has shown that it is I
practically impossiblt; to support, z j
system of iiainnuir and liili schools j
of liiyh t;ra It; and eiTh ienry wlt.iout
tin influence of the higher instiui-i
, tiuns caili u the univt'fsiUt's. i iiiti if,, j ro,.,
to i-ay, i Keliool system stands or ! rok.
tails tne.her. As il h:is been shown
i ..a I the i;tv;iU si int"iii i v of t liil -1
il;t a to f.uisli t.ie lauiin tr grades i (Hmo
is that there is a IiIkIi s-hool beyond, I .
so the necessary iitevntiv.' to the de-j
vi'lnjiineiit ot hiii .schools is that j
there is a still higher Institution be-,
j y.,nd. ;
In a!l our western scales the uni- (
versity is tho apex of the state s:ys
tfiu of tdiication and there is every ,
reason w.hy thai university, if il ex-
ss at all. should be tile uiouL efti- !
rient iHissible. I doubt very iriueh 1
, loitK eiM i iei!( e wiielher any ;
;..t.e tt. ;1. .- ij...i,t ncr can
ex, left to (Uvlop hugely mid Otti
cictiiiy vvitliout a puuiic sihoo sys-
, teiii wiih tlu state university at in
' iieatl. It is certain that men who
live in Kamas, Nelira-ka, Missouri,
and Iowa, ai.d other states Ukc them
vii re the state university is lare
and ad q. lately supported, are KoiiiK
lo ii-sitaie a long time before they
'will emUiaie to a statt- where thiw
lolidi'iolis do not exi.-t. Tlieretofe,
M l- a ma'ier of 'ood policy for a
.-:a:- to .:,"i' adt-fpiat'ly it--- sta!i
lull df t ii ,s ma i -on
U v T" eioyt-
in: o I u ii ner.
r aid to the
to tlie ij. !
very much that the state of Oregon!
will not pursue the fatal policy of!
crippling one of the greulest usencies!
for the upliftlim of the community.;
PI I IK W ATKK
For pure bediock wnter see fl. W.
Taylor. Ail surf ace water cased off
by casing into the bed rjck, thus In
suring nothing but purn bed rock wa
ter. U. V. Taylor, 82S Patterson
street, Kugcnc. J'hono Ua 31! 7 7.
A Wui-iiing,
"If you ever get to hobnobbing
with the crowned heads of Ktiropu,
said the experienced card sharp, don't
ever propose a little name of card."
"Why not." asked tho neophyte.
"Hcchuhc," answered the sharp,
solemnly, "they have tho advantage
of you In that they can always pro
duce a royal flush."
WAMlIt! w.itim:
) rock water rp La
We case off all sur-ca.-ing
into the bed
ae'Jiii) but pure bed
& lkfflkii,
Villurd iioulevard,
1. Kug'-ne.
Xeilless Alarm.
Miss Tartun Mr. Mcllash, tl.ts be
ing leap year, let me ask you
hltridcnt Young Man (hastily In
terrupt ing ) Oh, 1 beg of you, MIsh--
Ml.-s Tartun If you think any eslf-n-sp"-t
Ing young woman would g j
out of her way to ak a dub like you
to marry her?
"fun she take the high (".'
"Not without knocking off some ;f
tbn hari.' Llfi.
lie'
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AtcsSJ.OC per day and up.
Write for booklet"
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In faf- a re-w type of MaTV unlver
siiv . enierning which will be not on
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TilRAM MAXIM, WHO FAVORS AN AERIAL NAVY.
HI' irn Maxim, the Inventor of high eiploMlvi, liiniHts that tho governm'it
mnut iw. n nld airsblpn to Its riavj. I f sas tilnhlim or wnr lmlloins sre noSv
a nw-es. Ity In warfare and that the 1'nited Htat-s to kef pare with other
rouritrlHt mut hav thrn. Is lnellne! to iiilnlmlrj' th havitc that dynn
nitp dropM-d from tmlbntus would cause, but h" fiiyn Mm bnlbionH or alrshipx
woipil l. of immnFp valiif lii("'-,rtiifnliig the position of tho enemy ai4
aftig lurid f'iicen of the approach of h"sti; ships.
The pHysiliologlcnl .'Moment,
"Pa, what's a psyschologlcal moment?"
"We will suppose that your mother
wanted u new S.IO hut, and that I
was down town and hail Just met a
beautiful young lady who found It
exceedingly difficult to keep herself
from falling in love with me. We
will suppose, also that. I greatly ad
mired this young lady, and that wo
had paused In front of a candy store
am said a lot. of complimentary
things to each other and that 1 had
finally Invited her Inside and bought
her a big h:x of candy and thai we
looked at each other and done u lot
of stghlng, and that th"n the girl hail
Midiy sfiid goodby and started out.
and that I had followed her. We will
.-uppo.,e t hi , having reached 111'
si;, ct, was about in r.uirl alter the
young ady when I heard '"iir moth
er's vole. Heme in her this Is all a
mere supposition, but vn will nay
tlia'. I paused w't'i a reeling of guilty
l' ii r, and turning, saw ymir mother
only a few feet away an 1 hurrying
toward me. 'John,' we w suppose
she said, 'ivslt a rnomeiH, I witt to
speak with you.' You may easily lin
iiglue what my feelings would he in
the eirctinistiinces. Mill wn will sup
pose Hiiit I paused, expecting her to
tell me thill she had been following
me for hours and that she would
place t lie ca -te In the hands of her
lawyer at once --ay, y.ju understand.
that thin Is mere!;.' a hypothetlcnl I
rai Ht hat it Is merely a fictitious i
eji:e eoni'tructed for the puriione of!
lllu'-traMon. don't you? Well, while
I ;t Hturiung over In my mind such
i h oughts we will suppose t hat your
moihcr came up lo me and said:
John. I - I reallv don't look well In
anything hut. that. $:tt hit. Don't
vrnj thing i hat you foul I a f ford to
er It for me?" That, would be a
,)-' 'I'llnL'Icil ni' ir.ei.t. She would
,' I the ),;,, "
Wonn: wooli!
bodv and second giwth fll
Maiil.
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Phono lllack 1 I t 1.
S1 Kit CO.
it. iiak. rutuisr
1 am now ready lo furnish
rut flowers, also designs in
any form. Also house plants
and shrubbery,
at 1 G:;, !IIamette St.
ICopyriKlit. l.Vt. t.y W C. Parcels
There O s a coluuui of us ridinj
aloeir the highwav in sets of four
. O ... , i
qWIic" one oi ino nnaiiunnj
I lurched and pitched from bis saddle
.ist as wo heard the report of a rltle.
At the edge of the cornfield twenty
rents from the rem! was a puff of blue
smoke to direct us to t'm- bush whacker
We had the fences dowu and were rid
ing toward tho spot two minutes later.
War is cruel enough, but bush .nick
ing is simply murder. A farmer am
bushes himself and tires into a column
of inar.-hing men. Whether he wound.-
or whether he kills, the war goes on
Just the same. The government would
feel the Kiss of u mule more than of a
man.
"If your column Is bushwhacked.
Mud the man and hang him. If ho has
a home, burn it.
Those weie the orders, and every
man remembered them as we rode
down on the bushwhacker. We found
where be had knelt down to take nl.u.
but he had disappeared. Fifteen rods
up the hill was a wretched pole cabin,
with the root' sinking in. It had tu
ittMii at the opening and no sashes at
the windows. There was no tlour, and
the cooking was done at u rude fire
place. A girl who could not have been
over eighteen and who- was poorly
clothet. and barefooted sat at the front
door, smoking a pip. She saw ua
swarming up the hill, but did not
move. Our curses filled her cars a mo
ment later, but she puffed at her pipo
and looked at us indifferently.
"Where is the man who tired the
shot? Ymi heard it. You must know
who It wan."
"Didn't dun hoar nor see nuthiu',"
she replied.
There was ouly one room lu the
cabin. Lying ou the floor under the
rudo bedstead, with his gun besldo
him, wait the mnu. Wo hauled him
outdoors without resistance. The wife
ou the ate pa did not rise up nor cease
to puff. She did not look at ua nor
at him. The man was a squatter, per
haps twenty-two years old. 11 was
"white trash."
"Bring a rope!'
The man leaned up against an old
cherry tree and looked at wife and
baby. I was looking into Ills face ail;
tho flme. It was emotionless and un
readable Not one- human sentiment
swept over it. lie simply stared and
at a nil and stared.
The baby had been nursed and croon
ed to sleep. Tho woman still held It.
Her pipe had been smoked out. Sho
still retained It lu her black teeth. As
tho freo end of tho rope was thrown
over tho limb of another tree not far
away tho woman seemed to took at
her husband for tho first time aud
said:
"Jed, didn't I tell you un o?"
"lteckon."
"lie's bushwhacked ouo of my men
aud he's got to hang!" sutd the o Ulcer ,
to her.
"Told him not to."
"Will you ko lnsidor , !
"Fiip why?"
"You don't want to bco your own
husband hung, do you?
"I'll sit yore," she nnswored as she
settled down.
"Now, then." said the officer to the
husband. ,"do you want to kiss your
wife and child before you go?"
I looked to see soft lines come Into
the man's face, but I observed not one
stnglo one. It was n face of wood or
stone. He looked at the woman and
at the child, aud It seemed as If he had
not understood. She did not even look
up. I doubt If they had ever exchang
ed kisses. Perhaps ho had never taken
the Infant lu hit arms. It seems cruel
now, when peace has been upon the
land for a third of a century, but blood
ran hot lu those days of wnr. and men
did uot stop to think. The man wan
walked to tho other tree, tho noose
slipped over Ms head, and half a dozen
pairs of hands drew him clear of the
ground, his arms having been first tied
behind him. He said no word and
made no struggle. You would have
thought that something like that had
Imcii part and parcel of his dully ex
istence for years.
"Now we must burn the Imuse." said
tho officer to the wlfo as tre grewsome
thing hung there, swaying lu the
breeze.
"Ueckon you must." she answered as
she moved n-dde for us to pass lu. '
We brought out everything and mado
a pile In (he grass. Hhe assisted us lu
no way. The baby woke up again, with
n wail, but before nursing and croon
ing again "he til let I and lighted her
pi(e. (me of the troopers gave her tl
mat' h. When ordered to move, she
I v -allied away about ten yitrds mid sat
ihe.vn under a bush. The old cabin
was fired, rnd In a ipuirter of an hour
It had disappeared. What we bul car-
r, 1 out could havo Iwpii takeu away
In il wheelbarrow. Tho provisions con
sisted of nomiall piece of bacon nnd
STOP AT TRh HIVKK ISHHKiK!
about live pounds of cornmeal. The
bugle blew "Attention:" nnd the troop
ers began moving down the highway.
I lingered beh'.ud to any to the woman:
"Your husband U dead, your house
burned down, and what will you do
now?"
"Can't reckon to say," she replied in
careless topes.
"dot a father and mother to go tot
8 he shook her head.
"Any friends to tuke you In?"
Another shake.
I took out aud handed her a Ave dot-
tar green bock, and she was Inspectlbg
firing 3'otir -"k to Hm It h'Ttiwin 'ft I
waKun anil miriiiKn nhm. Mr. Wll-
klnmin, the well-known lilnckmnlili.
In with him, bIko a flrst-cl.iBH painter
ami iiiiminti.rnr from the Kait. All : tl nmj KlfUHiig 0T' " mbtn 1 h""'"!
work li'iarHiitnirl. .New rlKS iiimln io u i QUAD
oiiKt. a HI i