Newberg graphic., May 13, 1898, Image 4

N o L o n g e r an E x p e r im e n t.
The order for 100 steel cars recently
given by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to the Sohoen Pressed Steel
Company of Pittsburg is a good ilius-
! tration of the fact that tho steel car is
no longer an ei|ieriment but an accept­
ed type of railway rolling stock, says
the Engineering News. It is a noticea­
ble fact, however, that a largo propor­
tion of the steel oars constructed are
designed to carry heavier loads than
cars of timber construction.
The new
Pennsylvania cars, for example, are to
carry 110,000 pounds of ore, or 104,000
pounds of coal.
Their dead weight
will be 87,000 pounds and their length
will be 33 feet. The competition of the
steel car with the wooden cars of ordi­
nary capacity will not be apparent
probably for some time, but that it
will come eventually the increasing cost
of timber and tho decreasing cost of
steel construction makes very certain.
D e s e rte rs R e tu r n .
H ood’s
A curious war item comes from Fort
Logan, Coio.
On the morning of
April 20 a number of deserters from
the Seventh infantry appeared at the
fort and surrendered. They said they
had heard the rumors of war and were
anxious to participate. Col. Benham
ordered them to the guardhouse, but it
is understood that the stern old warrior
will be lenient and give the prodigals
an opportunity to fight.
p a rilla
A m erica’s G rca to t Med cine, Jl: six for $5.
Prepared only byC. I. H ood & Co. .Lowell, Mass.
H n n H ’«
1
3
P i l l e cnre Liver Ills; easy to
* 1 1 1 3 take, easy to operate. 25c.
C ru tch e s.
A daII, throbbing pain, accompanied
by a sense of tenderness and heat low
down In the side, with an occasional
shooting pain. Indicates inflammation.
The region o f pain shows some swell­
ing. This is the first stage of ovaritis,
Inflammation of the ovary. I f the roof
of your house leaks, my sister, you hava
it fixed at once;
why not pay the
same respect to
your own body ?
Write to Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass., and tell her
all your
By m p to m s .
Ile r expert- ^
ence in
treating
female ills
is greater
than any other living person. The fol-
lowingfrom M rs . A n n ie C urtis , Ticon-
deroga, N. Y., Is proof o f what we say:
“ For nine years I suffered with fe­
male weakness In its worst form. I
was In bed nearly a year with conges­
tion of the ovaries. I also suffered
with falling o f the womb, was very
weak, tired all the time, had such head­
aches as to make me almost wild. Was
also troubled with leucorrhooa, and was
bloated so badly that some thought I
had dropsy. I have taken several bot­
tles o f Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound, and several of her Blood
Purifier, and am completely cured. It
la a wonder to all that I got w elL”
A Kansas City dealer in crutches
said: “ Crutches are staple articles
with ns, and we sell on an average ten
T H E U E A T II K A T E .
pairs per week, or 40 pairs a month.
This, of course, would make 480 pairs
W hile it is quite true thnt the proportion of
in tiie course of a year. This, mind deaths from malaria as an immediate cause is
small as cited In annual mortu­
yon, does not include the crutches we proportionally
ary statistics, yet physicians are thoroughly
sell at wholesale. It is a conservative convinced that It causes maladies of a fatal
and begets dangerous nervous pros­
statement to say that altogether we sell character,
tration. This malady is eradicated and pre­
R E A L B R O W N I E S IN A M E R I C A .
1,500 pairs of crutches annually, and vented by H ostetter’s Stomach flitters, which
our firm is only one of several in tho also cures billouanes, constipation, rheumatism
E x p lo r e r S u lliv a n F in d s • T r ib e o f
and dyspepsia.____________________
P i g m i e s o n O r in o c o K t v e r .
city that handle them. The total sales
F o r C h ild r e n ’ # P ic tu r e s .
of
crutches
annually
in
Kansas
City
Eben J. Sullivan, a South American
An Englishman has designed a neat
explorer, claims to have discovered a would be hard to estimate, but I would
P UR E P J I N T
READY MIXED
mounting for children’s pictures con­
race of living brownies near the head say that 5,000 pairs would not be far
sisting
of
a
cardboard
frame
which
waters of the Orinoco River In the from the exact number.” — Kansas City
supports a swing, in which the picture
Best Reputation.
wilds of Surinam. In describing his Times.
is placed, the latter being cut from the
find, Mr. Sullivan says;
Best
Paint
for Dealer or Consumer.
T h is G r e a t C o u n try .
print and mounted on zinc, which is
“ The queer child people are about
We make onr own Cuban cigars.
then dressed to represent the child.
Color Cards Sent Free.
four feet In height Their skin from
We manufacture better news from
• lOO R E W A R D 81 0 0 .
head to foot Is a brilliant reddish foreign lands than is to he found there.
brown, translucent In effect. Their legs
We raise our own European wines
The readers o f this paper w ill be pleased to
are like pipestems, scarcely the size of and mineral waters.
jearn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in a ll its
a child’s arm, while their arms are
Tire finest French sardines in the ■tages, and that is catarrh. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure
PORTLAND, ORECON.
ridiculously small and thin, and their world come from Maine.
is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity.
Catarrh
being
a
constitutional
dis­
stomachs are big, out of all proportion
Tho choicest and most expensive of ease, requires a constituí Ional treatment.
to the body, and distended back as well Dresden china is grown in New Jersey. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, ac ting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
as front
We declare war in more places in a of
tho system, thereby destroying the founda­
Their faces are flat and flabby llko minute than some other countries can tion o f the disease, and g ivin g the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
those of Palmer Cox’s brownies.
declare in three bouts and a half.
Is the working capitaj
assisting nature In doing Its work. Tho pro­
o f humanity, lie who
“ I think they number 10,000 to 15,-
prietors have so much faith in Its curative
We don’t want the earth.
loses that Is wrecked
ioweri, that they offer One Hundred Dollars
000. They are nomadic, moving over
Indeed. Is your health
Wo are it.
or any case that it fails to cure. Send for list
failing you, your am­
thousands of square miles. It was pure­
o f testimonials. Address
Hurrah I— Truth.
bition, vigor, vitality
F.
J.
C
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N
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Y
&
CO.,
Toledo,
O.
wasting away ?
ly by accident that I came upon some
Bold by druggists. 76c.
When others fail con­
of their roving bands. A traveler might
H a ll’s Fam ily Pills are the best.
sult
have to search for months In the same
D O C TO R
The quaint little chimney sweeps
region In order to find any of them.
add to the picturesqueness of Charles­
RATCLIFFE,
All those that I saw were In different
in every package o f S ch il­
ton, N. C., where they are stil in con­ For the speedy, safe and ermanent cure o f all
parts of Surinam.
stant demand to clean chimneys of the N e r v o u s , C h r o n ic and 1 p e c ia l diseases, even
lin
g's Best tea.
“ In measuring these little folk I found
, «
,,
cl
£
, * ,
, ! in their most aggravated forms. There is no man
soot from the soft pine wood SO largely in the world who has effected s so
< many permanent
none over four feet and eight Inches,
bof' Men and Women o f troubles which
cures 9 in both
Follow them— no matter
in
use.
other r physl
physlcans o f acknowledged ability had given
and the women were much shorter.
upasnopr’
....
» hopeless as this emlnenfspecialist.
what tea you use.
They use the style of headdress so com­
NKRV
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E R V O U S D E B I L I T Y and all Its attending
ailments, i, o u* f YOUNG,
tounvr. M
¿n IDDLE-AGED
i I'L/LPj-AUGLt and
uuu v OLD
mon among African tribes—that of
MEN. The awful effects of neglected or Improp­
Mu st W e a r a l ir a * * C o l la r .
erly treated cases, causing drains, weakness of
shaping many designs by mixing mud
They had an excellent way of check­
body and brain, dizziness, falling memory, lack of
with their hair; both men aud women
energy and confidence, pains in back, loins and
ing excessive drinking in Manitoba.
kidneys, and many other distressing symptoms,
do this. Clothing In their village is
unfitting one for study, business or enjoyment or
When a man had been twice or thrice
life. Dr Ratcliffe can cure you, no matter who or
worn only by adults, and then seldom
convicted of drunkenness he wsa sen­
what has failed.
more than a cloth over the loins. But
W E A K M E N . H e restores lost vigor and vi­
tenced to wear a brass collar, which
tality to weak men. Organs o f the body which
they bedeck themselves with many
have been weakened through disease, overwork,
marked him out among his fellows as
brass and copper ornaments. They
excesses or indiscretions are restored to full power,
a person to whom no publican could
strength and vigor through his own successful sys­
have tribal marks that sometimes cover
tem o f treatment.
with
impunity servo liquor.
The
V A R I C O C E L E , hydrocele, swelling and ten­
the entire body and head. These are
derness o f the glands treated witn unfailing success.
drastic measure often proved a cure.
made by slits In the skin.
S P E C I A L D IS E A S E S , Irifiummatlon, dis­
On the authorities being satisfied that
charges, etc., which, if neglected or improperly
“ They live In little houses called mas-
treated, break down the system, cause kidney aud
the branded individual bad served a
bladder diseases, etc.
sougos, of mud or woven dried grass,
sufficiently long term of probation ho
D I S E A S E S O F W O M E N . Promptandes-
entered by crawling on the hands and
pecial attention given to all their many ailments.
was uncollared and endowed with the
W R I T E I f you are aware o f any trouble. DO
knees. I went Into one aud It seemed
NOT D E LA Y . Call on Dr. Ratcll fie today. Ifyou
liberty of drinks.— London Telegraph.
like a child’s playhouse. There were
cannot call, write him. His valuable book free to
all sufferers. CONSULTATION FREE and confi­
queer little Images, Idols, fetich gods
A N O P E N LETT ER TO M O T H E R S .
dential at office or by letter.
set up all about. They represented nnl- W e are asserting in the courts our right to the
E. M. RATCLIFFE, 713 First Be.. SEATTLE. WASH
exclusive
use
o
f
the
word
“
C
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S
ToR
IA
,”
and
nials mostly and there were many ugly
Both the method and results when
“ 1TTCHER SC ASTO R IA," as our Trade Mark.
Make money by succesiul
specimens of clay pottery. There were
speculation in Chicago. Wo
Syrup o f Figs is taken; it is pleasant
little fetich doctors In clay and many I, Dr. Samuel Pitcher, of Ilyannis, Massachusetts,
buy and sell wheat on rnar-
was the originator o f “ PITCH E R’S CAS fO R IA ,”
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gins. Fortunes have been
other things of the sort suggesting most the same that has borne and does now bear the and refreshing to the taste, and acts made
on a small beginning by trading in fu­
depraved, superstitious Ideas. They fac simile signature o f CHAS. H. FLETCH ER on gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, tures. Write for full particulars. Best of ref­
are, I believe, all pagans, though some every wrapper. This is the original “ PITCH E R’S L iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ erence given. Several years’ experience on the
Chicago Board o f Trade, and a thorough know­
of them seem to have an Idea of a su­ CAhTORIA ” which has been used in the homes tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ ledge of the business. Send for our free refer­
ence
book.
DOWNING, H O PKINS A Co.,
o
f
the
mothers
o
f
America
for
over
thirty
years.
preme spirit o f power.”
aches and fevers and cures habitual Chicago
Board of Trade Brokers. Offices in
CLEVELAND
A V Ill
Mr
F i l t e r W e n t I* o ln t t o T r u ln us u
P o l d i e r f o r U n c le Sum .
Through the appointment of Presi­
dent McKinley Ulysses S. Grant, son
of Col. Fred Grant and grandson of
,the famous Union General and Chief
Executive of the United States, will en­
ter West Point. Before his death. In
1SST>, Gen. Grant framed a petition,
directed to tin- President of the United
States, asking for this fnvor, and later
Gen. Hberuiuu, as a matter of courtesy,
Indorsed It.
Young Ulysses, now In his sixteenth
year, will not he of age to enter West
Point until June, 1N!K>. Before enter­
ing the famous Institution he will de­
vote a good deal of the Intervening
time to scientific study In Columbia
College.
He Is now n sturdy lad and measures
5 feet and 11 Inches In height, with a
quite certain prospect of reaching I mi -
yond six feet when he puts on the uni­
form of n West Point cadet. He Is
now two Inches tuller than his father
and four Inches taller than Ills famous
grandfather. Ills other bodily nieas
urementa are In good proportion to his
stature, and he gives every promise of
developing a physique far above the
ordinary. He kns proven himself the
■ possessor of more than usual mental
abilities of a hoy of Ills age. Is very
studious, stands high In Ills class In
the New York school which he attends,
and shows marked proficiency, partic­
ularly In acquiring languages. He
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n .Y S S K B s. OH A N T III.
manifested an early fondness for the
military by Joining the cadet corps of
Troop A, National Guards, when but
12 years old.
O D D I T I E S O F A W E A L T H Y M AN.
I l ' i w r T il i n g s W h i c h M a rk e d the L i f e
o f G e o r g e II. Hopp er.
George II. Hopper, who died on his
Elmwood estate, near Cleveland, Ohio,
began life as a tinner, and made him
self Immensely rich through a contract
for furnishing tin cans to the Standard
Oil Uompauy. About ten years ago Mr.
Hopper purchased Elmwood farm, near
Cleveland, and started in to lead the
life of a gentleman farmer. Many
amusing stories are told of him In this
connection. 11c decided to turn It Into
a stock farm. The first thing he did
wus to purchase Bell Boy, a stallion,
for $51,1X10. Six months later Bell Boy
and the stables were burned. Mr. Hop­
per became disgusted with the Idea of
ruining stock and gave It up.
lie was seized with the Idea at one
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In the presence of the civil magistrate;
hut the hlnme for this would seem to
have lulu upon the local Justices rather
than the central power. Cromwell per­
ceived that It was easier for stupid or
zealous magistrates to send (Junkers
to prison for this refusal than to get
them out again, for Pox and his friends
had ulmost to 1st Implored to leave the
Jails Into which they considered them­
selves to have been unjustly thrust.
It was this continual persecution of
the (Junkers, In the west of England
particularly, that at length moved the
council to emphatically Interfere on
their behalf.
In November, 1057, a
remonstrance, signed by five Friends,
was presented to the council, specially
complaining of the persecutions at Ex­
eter; and Henry Lawrence, the presi­
dent of tin- council, at once forwarded
n letter to the Justices of the peace, not
only In Devon, but other counties,
dealing with the matter.—Notes and
Queries.
ontoenth of the sixty lashes he was sen­
tenced to receive, he was given Ills
clothes and a square meal, and then,
with placards bearing the Inscription,
“ Thief, ¡mss him along,” tied to his
back and breast, was escorted by a
committee of miners down the snow-
covered road to Dyea.
W i t r n o d G o u l d o f t h e Cost.
Paul Gore, now clerk at the Audito­
rium Annex, was room clerk at the
Grand Pacific for several years. He
tells a story In connection with Jay
Gould’s first visit to Chicago. Mr.
Gould had registered at the Grand Pa­
cific, and was standing In the lobby
with his hands In his coat pockets, look­
ing like n countryman In town.
The little millionaire approached J. P.
Vidal, who wns clerk nt the house, and
modestly asked him what would be the
best way for him to go to Lincoln Park.
Vidal, not knowing who Gould was,
gave him the necessary Instruction as
to street ears, etc. Gould heard him
through nml then said: "But could I
not go In a carriage?"
"Y’es, you can; hut It Is a little ex­
pensive,” said Vidal.
IN S P I R E D T H E SIX H U N D R E D .
“ Well, as this Is my first visit, I think
I will try to stand the expense."
t i n g l e t h n t S o n n eted th e C h a r a e ’ * I n t o
"A ll right, but to whom shall I charge
t h e J a w s o f H e a t h .”
the carriage?" asked the clerk.
Hero Is the bugle thnt sounded the
“To Jny Gould,” came the quiet an­ "gnllop” and the “ charge” that sent
swer. Vidal nlmost fell to the floor, heroes to death nt Bnlaklava.
but Gould got the carriage.—Chlcugo
A fter the famous battle or sacrifice
Times-tleruld.
the regiment wanted to present to the
trumpeter a silver duplicate of his
Berlin Llbrsrle«.
The Berlin libraries nil told contain
more than 2,1)00,000 volumes. The Roy­
al library, of course. Is In the lend with
more than 1,000,000, and growing at the
rnte of 20,(HH) per annum; the university
now has 100,000 volumes; thnt of the
statistical bureau 140,(XXI; the War
Academy has 1X1,000 volumes; that of
the general staff 70,(XX); of the Court of
Chambers 73,000; that of the Technical
High School, 00,000. There are also a
number o f smaller ones.
Lash for Thieves In Alaska.
Some weeks ago a Yukon outfit that
had been packed from Ilyea to Sheep
Camp by a party on the way to the In­
terior of the Klondike country was
stolen. A “ committee” of miners—such
lielng the ominous term by which thnt
sort of gathering Is designated In the
new country- -tracked the thieves to the
summit of Chllkoot I “ass, where the
lost pro;forty was recovered. Later the
“committee" captured two men and
brought them hack to camp for trial.
They gave the names of AYllllnm W el­
lington and Edward Hanson.
Three of the “committee” favored
lynching Wellington and Hanson, but
they finally consented to a compromise
on sixty lashes for each of the two cap­
tives.
This was accordingly undertaken.
Wellington had been “ formally” sen­
tenced and was under nil escort to the
hut when« lie had been confined, when
suddenly lie slipped from the arms that
held Idm and lioundcd away and kllhst
himself.
G y p s i e s In E n g l a n d .
When, through the Intervention of a
physician In the crowd, the whipping
There are nearly 35,000 gypsies
of Hanson wns Interrupted nt the sev- ’England.
In
AR M Y AND N AV Y COMMANDERS WHO W IL L INVAD I! CUBA.
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There has lieeii told In various works
(the persecution to which, In eomntou j
wealth times, George Fox. the founder
ft* the Society o f Frleuds, and Ills fel
low Quakers were subjected liecnuae
o f tbeli refusal to remove their huts
COTTAGE COLORS
ber • I f .
f
t i m e I h a t It rvita Ih o |*p<>|ior ttiln g f f«»r* t*
gentleman of elegant leisure to own a
yacht. He had one built, and christened
It Florence, In honor of his eldest
daughter. When the yacht was com­
pleted It was found to bo too big to
enter the creek at the farm, and, there
being no natural harbor at the place,
It had to In' kept at Ashtabula, twelve
miles dlstnnt. Hopper hatisl the yacht
from the day It was laillt. It was
lauuchinl without Ivillast, and ns It
struck the water a big wave hit It, and
It ca|sdzcd and went to the bottom,
with the crew on board. The yacht
was raised, but Hopper never again put
bis foot upon It.
Hopper's whole career ns a farmer
was an amusing failure. He owned a
l>eautlful orchard of |>enrh tries, and a
friend one day remarked that he would
come down In the peach season and
partake of some.
"Its," said Hopper, “ do,” grasping
him by the tin ml warmly, "but let us
know when yott are <snidng. so we can
get some peaches from Gyuevn."
I!n|>er was of a nervog*. .restless ills
position, and had lived such a busy life
thnt It was agony forfalia-bi la* Idle.
Therefore he employed item to build a
stone wall around Ills piiflF. not that the
wall was at all necessary. Bat that It
gave him something to suitoj-lrui'nil.
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trumpet, but he preferred the ohl one.
Ou It was Inscribed: “Presented by the
Colonel of the Seventeenth Lancers to
Trumpet Mnjor Joy, ou which the
BalakHtvn charge was sounded, OcL
SB, 18M ’•
Joy died In 1S03, and now the fa­
mous bugle Is to tie sold at auction In
I-ondon.
I t ’ s n H e r o ic W o o in g .
E N JO Y S
WHEAT
j
Look Carefully at the wrapper and see that it is constipation.
Syrup o f Figs is the
the kind you have always bought and has the
j only remedy o f its kind ever pro-
signature o f CHAS. II. FLETCH ER on the
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wrapper.
one has
authority
from me to use | duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
iame except The Centaur Company o f which Ceptable to tilO Stomach, prompt ID
my name
Chas. . h . Fletcher is president.
its action and truly beneficial in its
M a rc h s , 1897.
S a m u e l pitcher . M .n. effects, prepared only from the most
,
C a rt A lie a d o f th e H o rs e .
aa a
a church !a often
YOUR LIVER
Is it Wrong?
Get it Right.
Keep it Right.
M o o r e ’ s R e v e a le d R e m e d y w illd o it. Three
doses w ill make you feel better. Get It from
your druggist or any wholesale drug house, or
trom Stewart <& Holmes Drug Co., Seattle.
| healthy and agreeable substances, its
[ many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
SPR IN C EYE CRAIN
Syrup o f Figs is for sale in 50 WILLI FINE! CO.'S BAC NEEDLES.......
Plain
or
with
Cutter.
The best needle In the mar­
cent bottles by all leading drug- ket. I sed by all sack sewers.
Fur s»le by all een-
i gists. A n y reliable druggist who eral merchandise stores, or by
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fhr traelnz and locating Oolrl or Silver
Do not accept any
A powder to be shaken into the shoes. wishes to try it»
Ore. lust or burled treasures. M. 1».
KtltVLEK, Box 837,Southington,Conn,
At this season your feet feel swollen, ner­ substitute.
An Indiana inventor has patented a
wagon in which the forward wheels are
ahead of tho horse, with a portion of
the wagon box cut under to make room
for the horse; the steering being done
by a lever running from the driver’s
seat to the forward truck.
vous, and hot, ami get tired easily, i f you
have smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Allen’s Foot-Ease. It cools the feet ana
makes walking easy. Cures swollen and
sweating feet, blisters and callous spots.
Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and
gives rest and comfort Ten thousand tes­
timonials o f cures. Try it today. Sold by
all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Sent
by mail for 25c in stamps. Trial package
FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le
Roy, New York.
RODS
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Everyw here.
1*8 to $8 per day easily made selling this b<x>k. Experience
not necessary; most liberal terms; credit given; freight
paid; circular and terms free. Write for outfit to-day.
MONARCH BOOK CO M PAN Y, Dept. 3 0o
O^ncral Agents for the Unite.! State«. England, Canada. Australia, etr < >
C h icago. 111.
P h ila d e lp h ia . Pa.
O aklan d. C s l.i ►
Address nearest office.
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m e n tio n t h is p a p er.
A S p le nd id B ook for the D e ie lo p m e n t of American P atriotism .
PO O H .
A ll Kastern Syrup, so-called, usually ve r,
IlylU colored and of heavy body, la made from
luct
'Ten <fnrden Ih iv e " is mude from
a fa r ('su e and is strictly pure. It is for v,ue
ux
by first-class grocers, in cans only. Manufac­
tured by the P acific C oast S y r tp Y o . All gen­
uine "Tea (intilen P rin t” have the manufac­
turer's name lithographed on every can.
N. P . N. C.
The B e a u tifu l L ife o f F ra n c e s E .W illa r d ; >
Black rot, the dangerous enemy ol
grapes, has been treated successfully
by sprinkling the green grapes with
calcium carbide.
M. (4. Kodier, a
Frenchman, is the discoverer of this
remedy.
The native stntes of Central India still
abound with Khonds, and It Is interest­
ing to see that "wife capturing” Is still
The tobacco raise*! in Beloochfotan iff
In vogue among those who represent exceedingly strong anil cannot be
the first Inhabitants of this land. The smoked by any but the most vigorous
father In quest of wife to his son, or the white man.
young man himself, hunts a deer or
From the 140 pounds ol gas tar ex­
some game and starts with a pot ot
tracted in coking a ton of coal, over
toddy to the other party, and in the
2.000 distinct shades of aniline dye are
course of the day he manages to settle
made.
for a wtfe. and then there Is feasting
I T I K l M M l I y Cured No Sts, r nervousnee
and drinking. In the course of which P rite
after flr.t 1 »> . i — of l»r. Klios a Great
Nerve Restorer. Send for F K K K a « ., ,,, Iri.l
terms are settled.
buttle *nd trctlse. HR. R. H. K l l V K lid . * »
The young man Is to serve the girl’s Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
father for a fixed number of months,
II we moved our legs proportionately
assist him In clearing the Jungle and
In cultivation, hunting game for food, as fast as an ant, it is claimed we
and In gathering honey. After this could ttavel nearly 800 miles an hour.
period, on a certain day. the young mao
Biso’s Cur* for Consumption has been a
has to try to carry off his bride, and family medicine with us since ISO1» J. R.
A v e ., C hicago, III.
then follows a hunt after the man and Madison,
a sound thrashing. If the man Is able
•Inst as a letter was being read in a
to withstand the Mow* and survive the Farmington, Me., household from a
ordeal then his prlae la given to him. or daughter in California announcing her
If the man Is able to escape uncaught good health and well being, a tele­
to the preetneta of bis village custom gram cauie announcing her death.
forbids further pursuit, and the trium­
phant man has the prlae.—Madraa
so P I S O ’S C U R E TOR
Times.
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need
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