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--------- ------------------------------- The S tim ulus o f P u re B lood That H wh:it is required by every organ of ilie body, for the proper performance of its functions. It prevents biliousness, dys|>ep- •ia, constipation, kidney complaint, rheumatism, catarrh, nervousne s, weakness, faintness, pimples, blotches, and all cutaneous etup- tions. It perfects all the vital processes. W . P . K e e t o n . W o o d s t o c k , A la , to o k H o o d 's S a r s a p a r i l l a to m a k e h is b lo o d p u r e l i e w r i t e s t h a t h e h a d n o t f e l t w e ll b n t t i r e d f o r s o m e ti m e B e fo re h e h a d t i n i a h e d t h e h r s t b o t t l e o f t h i s m e d i c i n e h e f e l t b e t- te t^ a n d w h e n h e h a d ta k e n th e s e c o n d w as l i k e a n o t h e r m a n —fre e t r o n i t i i a t t i r e d f e e l- itiK a n d u b le to d o h is w o r k . Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to cure and keeps the promise. Accept no substitute, but get Hood’s today. Iron Visiting Cards. Iro n v is itin g c aid s a re p o p u lar in G e rm an y . The nam e is p rin te d in ■liver, and 40 of the «bents only m ea s u re o u e -te n th of an in ch in th ic k n e ss. Ô&A T his signature la on e v e ry bo* o f the genuine L a x a tiv e B r o m o - Q i i i n i n e T a b le ta t U remedy th at c a r t e a c o ld l a om m Say Concession to Superstition. On th e big steam er O ceanic th ere is no seat a t th e ta b le m arker! No. 13, nor a n y cab in b earin g th a t nu m b er. T his is a concession to su p e rstitio n . A F T K K A N A T T A C K O K I.A ( I R I t 'P B . If y o u h a v e h a d la f r l p i * , a few d o s e s of G a rfie ld T e a w ill he b e n iflc ia l, a s It w ill (1 arise th e s y ste m o í a ll I m p u r .tte s . The Pan-American Floral Display. T he g re a t floral d isp lay a t th e Pan- A m erican K xpo sitio n w ill in c lu d e 600 beds of p o p u lar flowers. or O h io , O r r r or tolxdo , i L ucas C o u n t y . I **• F ran k J . c h e n k y m a k e s o a th t h a t h e is th e s e n io r p a r t e r of th e firm o l V. J . C h k n e y A Co., d o in g b u s in e s s In th e C ity of T o led o , C o u n ty a n d S la te a fo re s a id , a n d th a t s a id A rm w ill pay t h e Snm 01 ON K H U N D K K D DOI.I.A KH fo r ea ch a n d e v e ry c a se of C a t a r r h t h a t r s n n o t be c u re d by th e use of H a l l ’ s C a ta r k h C urk K llA N K J i'llE N E Y S w o rn to b e fo re m e a n d s u b s c rib e d In my p re s e n c e , th l s S th d a y of D e c e m b e r, A. D. HUM, A. W .O LK A SO N , ■ t a t i Notary Public f * ^ 1 I H a ll’s C a t a r r h C u re Is ta k e n I n te r n a lly a n d a c ts d ir e c tly o n t h e b lo o d a n d rnm -o u s s u rfa c e s of t h e s y ste m . S e n d fo r te s tim o n ia ls , free. K. J. CH U N K Y it CO., T o led o , O. Bold by d r u g g is ts , 76c. H all’s Fam ily F ilis ara the best. 391 FtctHigh at Búllalo. An e le c tric to w e r 391 feet h igh w ill be th e c en te rp ie c e of th e P a n -A m e ri can K xposition. T ow er T O C K N O W I f If A T T O O A K K T A K I N b W h en you ta k e G ro v e's T asteless C hill Tonio because th e fo rm u la is plainly p rin te d c n every b o ttle show ing th a t ii is sim p ly iro n and Q n io in e in a taste- Idas form . No C ure, No P a y . 60c. Mexico’s Exhibit at Buffalo. T he M exican governm ent e x h ib it a t th e P an -A m erican E x p o sitio n w ill oc c u p y 16,000 square feet of spuce. P IT O P srm att.il til Cured. No (Its or nervousnee; afW Hr« «lay*« l»r Kline’s lirrat Nei vi KmtHivr hfii.l l«r F i t K F $ 2 OO t » u l I io UI ohik I treat |M. D r .K I l K lin *, Ltd.,Ml Arch tit., Piulad- U lna. Pa ill O Fountain Display at Buffalo. F o r th e fou n tain disp lay a t the Pan- A m e ric an E xposition 36,000 gallo n s of w a te r per m in u te w ill be re q u ire d . C h r o n ic C o n s tip a tio n C u re d . T h e m o s t I m p o r ta n t d is c o v e ry of r e c e n t y e a rs Is ilia p o s itiv e re m e d y 1e r c o n s ti p a ti o n , C a s c a re la C a u d v Cat h u rtle . C u re G u a ra n te e d D ru g g is ts , 10c, 26c, 60c. Sample Room In Constantinople. C onsul Kchom nn, of M a iu ti. notea t h a t a G erm an sam ple room has been opened a t C o n stan tin o p le. Unde Sam Alms to buy t h e b e s t o f everything which he usee C a r t e r 's i n k . l i e k n o w s good. is w h y w h a t ’s The Midway of the Buffalo Exposition. T he m idw ay of th e P a n -A m e ric an e x p o sitio n a t Buffalo ousts $8,060,001). SORES AND ULCERS. Sores and Ulcers never becom e chronic anleaa th e blood is in poor condition — is sluggish, weak a n d unable to throw o ff th e pot sons th a t accum ulate in it. The •yatein m ust be relieved of th e u n healthy m atter th ro u g h th e sore, anil great dauger to life w ould follow should it heal before th e blood h as been m ade pure and healthy a n d all im purities elim inated from th e ava il1 tem . S S S. begin« th e c u re by first clesna- nd invigorating the blood, building i general health and rem oving from 'y * ! '? A O O U S T A H T D R A M H IG H EXP LO SIVES M Y S T E R Y O F S H O E S IZE*. s a d F re n c h D o N o t H a r t A rm o r W h e n T h e y B n ro t on tb c S u r f s it. E x p e rim e n ts u n d e rta k e n by th e U ni te d S ta te s G o v ern m en t e x p ressly to te s t th e th eo ry th a t If a sufficiently larg e a m o u n t o f high explosive can be d e to n a te d a g a in s t or In close p ro x im ity to a b a ttle sh ip , the b a ttle s h ip will be. to use th e p e t te rm of prom oters, a n n i h ila ted , h a v e proved th a t It is abso lu te ly false. On one occasion, a Ila rv e y lx e d steel p late , re p re s e n tin g the sid e a rm o r of th e U uiled S ta te s b a ttle s h ip K earsargc. w a s te s te d by th e d e to n a tio n of 307 pou n d s o f g u n c o tto n , w hich tvus b u s pended for th e purpose Im m ediately in fro n t of th e piaie. in ste a d of being blow n in to th e o re tic a l "thousands of fra g m e n ts ,” th e p late w as u n d istu rb e d a u d a slig h t a n d h a rm less scoring on th e face o f th e p late w as th e only evi dence, so f a r a s the a rm o r w a s con cerued, of ib e explosion. Of fo u r chick ena p lac ed e ith e r Im m ediately behind th e p la te , o r w ithin from tw enty-five to fifty fe et of the guncotton, tw o stir ■■ vlved w ith o u t th e slig h te st sign of lie- Ing In ju re d ; one w as killed by a flying fra g m e n t o f a shell (a re su lt w hich does not affect th e a rg u m e n t), and only one a ppeured to h ave died from shock, l'ro f. A lger, th e g re a te s t e x p e rt In th is co u n try , o r probably In uny c o u n try , on th is very question, sa y s: “ T h is e x p e rim en t w ould seem com pletely fo dls pose of th e th eo ry th a l a high-explosive shell o f very larg e c a p a c ity will blow In th e side of an a rm o re d vessel if It exploded a g a in st It;” and he fu rth e r sa y s th a t “ th e velocity of th e shell w ould add m a te ria lly n o th in g to th e effect of a d e to n a tio n , th e ru sh of w hose g ases Is d e te rm in e d by a p re s su re of h u n d re d s of to n s per sq u a re Inch.” I t Is the opinion of P rof. A lger and ev ery o rd n an ce e x p ert th e w orld over th a t fo r a high explosive to be effective It m u st be c a rrie d by th e shell th ro u g h the arm or, a n d h u rst w ith in th e hull of th e sh ip Itself. T h is conclusion w as strik in g ly borne out by th e e x p e rim e n ts on th e Bellelsle, m ad e e a rly In the p re sen t year. T h e high-explosive sh ells w ere b u rst upon c o n ta c t w ith th e a r mor, and le ft no f u rth e r tra c e th a n a harm less s ta r sp la sh on th e o u tsid e of the ship.—S cientific A m erican. A lthough every one ha* bis feet m ea su re d fo r shoes, th e re a re very few p ersons w ho know w h a t th e sizes m ark e d upon th e shoe stic k m ean. T h e re a re tw o shoe stic k s In use In A m erica a u d E urope. T h e stick used in th e U nited S ta te s w a s o rig in a lly E nglish, a n d Is still used In E n g la n d . T h e re st of E u ro p e u ses the F re n c h stick . T h e sizes on th e E n g lish shoe stic k w ere d eriv ed from th e len g th o f a b a r ley corn, a u d th e y ru n th re e to th e inch. T h e first m ark on the stic k , or size 1, is m ad e a r b itr a r ily . Ju s t fo u r tnd one h a lf Inches from the u p rig h t. W hy th is d ista n c e w as fixed upon does not a p p e a r to be k now n. F o r som e o th e r reaso n w hich can only he g u essed a t th e g ra d u a te d p a rt o f th e stick Is a g ain div id ed Into tw o se ts of nu m b ers. 1'hese n u m b ers begin a t 1 a n d ru n up to 13, a n d th en th e y begin a g a in a t 1 a n d run up to 13. T h e first n u m b e rs from 1 to 5 a re k n o w u a s In fa n ts ' sizes, those front 0 to 10 a s c h ild ren 's, from 11 to J a s m isses' sizes, from 2^4 to 6*4 as w om en's, a n d from 7 to 13 as m en 's sizes. T h e F re n c h shoe stic k Is d ivided Into a g re at m any m ore Blzes th a n th e E n g lish. a n d th e F re n c h sh o e m ak e r su b div id es th e se a g a in , a s Is done w ith th e E nglish stic k s. Into h a lf sizes. T h ere Is no e x a c t re la tio n sh ip b etw ee n th e m a rk in g s on th e tw o stic k s, h u t the F re n c h size 16 c o rresp o n d s to th e E nglish in f a n ts ’ 1. a n d th e ir size 44 is th e sa m e a s the E nglish size 10 for m en. A w om an w ho w e ars a 2^4 shoe by E n g lish m ea su re w ould get a 34 or 35 by th e F re n c h m easure, a n d a m an w ith a 7 foot by E nglish m ea su re w ould w e a r a 40 sh o e In F ra n c e. O ver here th e w id th of the shoe Is d e sig n a te d by a le tte r, w hile the F re n c h use figures. T h e w id th AAA Is th e F re n c h IKIO. B Is th e F ren ch 1 a n d E E Is th e F re n c h 5 w id th .—New Y ork Sun. CHLO RO FO RM . W a a F i r a t U s e d o n a D e n t i s t 's A p p r e n tic e In E d i n b u r g h . An ap p ren tic e to th e E d in b u rg h su r geon-dentist, Mr. ImlHch. n am ed T. L>. M orrison, w as th e first p a tie n t In E n gland to tak e chloroform . II w as on the 10th of N ovem ber, 1N47, a t 1 p. m.. In the house, 55 Q ueen stre e t, E din burgh, th a t l'ro f. Sim pson ad m in istere d the chloroform to th is y oung m an. Six tveelu before th a t Mr. M orrison had taken e th e r In o rd e r to h ave a tootli e x tracted , and w hen be desired to have a n o th e r tooth pulled he w as told of the discovery of a new a n a e sth e tic by l'ro f. Sim pson, and a sk e d If he would su b m it to the test. Mr. M orrison, a fte r reflect ing for a few m in u te s on the blessings ibis discovery m ig h t b rin g to su fferin g h u m an ity , decided to run the risk. T h is w as ab o u t 10 In the m orning, and the o peration w as fixed to ta k e place a t 1 o’clock In the a fte rn o o n In the presence of a niim lier o f scientific m en. Mr. M orrison w ro te n le tte r to P rof. Sim p son fre e in g him from any re sp o m lb ll ty if th e re should be any accid en t or in the e v e n t o f d eath. T h e a n a e sth e tic proved efficacious In nltotit one m inute, a n d Mr. M orrison soon recovered, and he Is still proud of the fact th a t lie w as S im p so n 's first p a tie n t u n d e r chloro- form . D u rin g the fifty odd y e a rs since then Mr. M orrison ns a d e n tist h a s a d m in iste red chloroform to m ore than ‘JO,000 c ases w ith o u t a single accident. ) ta n d a r d e a r e m e o t a A r s U tad. of E n g lis h M aas* Something O u t of Lit*. I t is not to be denied t h a t each one ia g e ttin g so m eth in g o u t of life. T he m an w ho lives for m ere d o lla rs a n d eu ts is out g e t ing the m oat o u t o( life; In nor he who liv e s for the in d u lg e n c e o f , the bodily a p p e tite s, or p le a su re only. No one can g e t th e m ost o u t of life e x c e p t by c o n ta c t w ith hi* fe llo w s .— Itev. T. B. P a y n e . Tht Power of the Press l a a comm on expression, but tew r e a l i z e its actual power, Great as is the influence of the pres«, it cannot begin to equal the [Hjwer of H o ste tle r's Stom ach Hitters over disease. The Bitters strengthens the stom a c h , purilies the hlood, and cures dvspep- sta. indigestion and constipation. It will tone up the nerves, stim ulate inactive knl- nevs. ami as an appettzec. it is unequalled. If you want to get well, a u d ’keep well, use H ostetler's Stom ach Bitters. Charity. " T h e r e ’s a begger a t th e door; (b a ll I give him a n y th in g ? " " G iv e h im o o r hath tic k e ts t h a t a re left over. I t ’s too cold now , a n y h o w .’’ T h e B e s t P r e s c r i p t i o n fo r M s l s r l a C h ills a n d F ever is a b o ttle of G roves. T asteless C h ill Tonic, i t is sim p ly iro n a n d q u in in e in a ta s te le s s form , No C u re , No P ay. P rice 50o. Traveling Libraries in Wisconsin. T here a re 238 tra v e lin g lib ra rie s in W isconsin, anti th e n u m b e r is c o n s ta n t ly in c re a s in g . L I F E O F Q U E E N V IC T O R IA . C o m p l e t e l i f e o f { Ju e w n V i c t o r i a B eat h o o k y b e a t te r m * . O u tf it m u lle d f r e e . A ( td r e » a si. C . M i l l e r A t o . , P o r t l a n d , O r . Origin of the River Jordan. T he riv e r J o rd a n h a s its o rig in in one of th e la rg e st sp rin g s in th e w o rld . He runs across the lawn I ’ve nursed with jealous care, And, In the sum m er time, Knocks down the flowers there! It seem s to give him pure delight To yell around with all bis might. And every week or so A pebble finds its way A gainst a light of glass F or which I have to pay! C a r t e r 's Little Liver Pills. M u s t B e a r S ig n a tu r e of S e s F s o SI m i Is W r a p p e r B elo w . Terr assail smd as «say to ta k e a s n | * r . FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR CARTERS H I VER C How a w om an lice a b o u t the m an -h s G e n u in e H EA D AC H E. D IZZIN ES S. B ILIO USN ESS. TORPID L IV E R .' C O N STIP ATIO N . SALLOW S KIN. T H EC O M P LEX IO H He lias no teeth In front, Hla hands are cracked and brow». Ig h T T L E Twice he has nearly burned O ur sum m er kitchen down! lie calls to people: "H ey! W atch out!” | W ll £ And when they jum p he whoops about— I used to think it God W ould take him from below I - ■ ' I O K W t j l l V MUBTNAVBtpBNATU*«. [tjT & J p u rs Iy T s T s ta M O v ^ Â w ^ ^ Up to the sky I’d try To bravely bear the blow! C U R E S IC K H E A D A C H E . The lit V child whose lor« Is all to me, one day Ohio's School Expense. W as stricken suddenly T he s ta te of O hio e x p e n d s $ 14,000,- W hen I w h s far aw ay— 000 a n n u a lly on its 1,200,000 school T he boy who lives next door forgot c h ild re n . Of th is fund C in c in n a ti To yell around, but ran and brought pays $ 1 ,000,000. T he doctor to the bed, And when T cam e, at Inst, ~ , P i s o ’s C u re is t h e best m ed icin e we ever Shrank from me with a look used for all affections of t h e throat d O f pity as I passed! lu n g s.—W m . O. E nuslky , V a n b u r e n , h id ., •ffetem atter. U P O N T H E S Y S T E M . W hen th is h a s been accom plished th a dis charge g radually ceases, and th e aore oe •lc erb e ala . It is th e tendency of these old indolent to re s to grow worse and worse, and eventually to deatroy the bonea. Local applications, w hile to o th in g and to tome te pain, cannot c extent alleviate teach th e seat attet of the trouble S .S .S . does, and no m at tee lion, how ap p are n tly hopeless your condition, th a t each m ilitia m a n “sh all be con I tu s s ia n B a r b a r ity N e r v e s J a p a n . aven i II» th o u g h y our constitution h a t broken akea We J a p a u e s e should d e riv e a lesson s ta n tly p ro v id ed w ith a eixxl m u sk e t down. ‘ It it w w ill i i l l l l ................................. t bring relief w hen nothini hing o r firelock, of a bore sufficient for balls else can. n. I. I U t supplies au auppliea th e rich, pure bloot blood from the s to rie s o f K usstan b a rb a rity , j ary nr to h heal the sore and nourish W e sincerely hope th a t no su c h unto- j o f th e e ig h te e n th p a rt of a pound, a b ilitsted r essed bod th e d eb ilitated, , d diseased bodv w ard e v e n t w ill com e to pate, h u t we sufficient b a y o n et, tw o sp a re flints, a M r J S T s lb e rt, L ock B os MA. Is o n s . M ia s, m u st a lw ay s be p re p are d for a conflict box a n d not less th an tw e n ty fo u r c a r t • st s : s i s y e s r s ,,■ > m y leg T to r m th e k n n I« I ____________ k e fo o l w a s o n e s o lid s o r e l _ e v t e rs l p h y e irta a * w ith K ussla. N one can positiv ely say rid g e s ," "o r else w ith a good rifle, sh o t (re s te d m e « n d I m a d e tw o trip e to H oi f » tin a s , [touch a n d p o w d e r horn." but fo u n d n o re lie f I w ee in d u c ed to tr y a S B , th a t a itu ssia n w a r is a n ig h tm a re of I il m a d e a c o m p le te e u re I h ave b een s p e t the w eak. W ho k n o w s? It m ay o c cu r j ty w e ll m e n e v e r sin ce " tn S e r io u s D a n g e r . ■t any Mine. If It really o ccu rs w e ’ M S / S M M S *• (he only p urely veg- " I'm w illing to give a hu n d red dol-1 ■ L 'N etable blood purifier Ja p a n e se one anil all m u st p re p a re o u r ^ ^ k k n o w n — contains no selves to c o n q u er o r die. It Is fa r b e t la rs to find th e m an th a t s ta rte d th e I poisonous m inerals to te r for us to p e rish a s a n a tio n by o u r i sto ry th a t I th re a te n e d to kill my boy,” w w ruin th a digestion and ow n h ands th a n to he to rtu re d a n d th en sa id th e citizen w ith th e red neck. add to, ra th e r th a n relieve your suffer sla u g h te red in n w holesale m a n n e r by " I 'll ta k e th e m oney," said hla! ing* If your flesh does n ot I o u r sav ag e enem y. T okio Y orodau frien d . “ You s ta r te d It y o u rse lf." w hen scratched, bruised or cut, youi " W h a t!” Is in had condition, and any ordinary s o n Cleoho. " J u s t w h a t I said. I d o n 't know j Is apt to lac o n ic chronic. M in e r a l W e a l t h In G r e a t B r i t a i n . Send for o u r free book and w rite oor W ales la th e ric h e st p a rt of G re a t ! w h e th e r you re m e m b e r It. hut one d a y | Inst w eek you told y o u r hoy you s e r e physicians sh o u t your case. W s m ake n s B rita in In m in e ra l w e alth . E n g la n d ■barge for th is service. produces a n n u a lly nlxnit i ‘2 to each going to civ iliz e him. And th en h« j i n SWIFT SFfCIFIC C O , ATLANTA. «A . acre. S cotland a little less th a n £2. but told th e o th e r k id s." —tu d ia n a p o lts j th e pro d u ct o f W ales a tu o u u ta to o ver P re ss. £4 per acre. T h e co at of a hors« Is th e g if. of n a Is golug to marry! ABSOLUTE SECURITY. T h t B o y W h o I ,I v e s N e x t D o o r . The boy who lives next door H as freckles on his face; His ears are red and hang A w ay out into space, And when I hear a dog kl-yl And see it flee in terror, I Can quickly guess the can«#— ’T ls merely th a t one mors Poor little victim knowa A boy residea next door! T he hoy who lives next door Brought in his tops and gun, Aud pocketfuls of tra s h To please our little one; l ie played beside my darling’s bed, T urned cartw heels and stood on his head, B e n e f i t o f B u re A ir. And God was good to me— H o u se a ir, w ith Its m any Im purities, L et’s wuit aw hile before o v e rh e a te d condition and general llfe- W e utterly condem n lessuces Is one of the p rin cip al p redis "T h e boy who lives next door!” posing c a u s e s to colds anil c a ta rrh a l —S. E. K iser, in Chicago T im es-H erald. affections. E lderly people am i o th ers w ho m ay tie tem p o rarily house bound N o t U n l u c k y In H is t o r y , and p re v en ted from e n jo y in g a re g u la r F rid a y , w hich 1 b re g a rd e d a s a day dally stro ll outdoors can d evise a fa ir o f Ill-luck by th e re s t of th e w orld, s u b s titu te h s follow s. B undle u p ns If o u g h t to he c o n sid ere d th e lu ck ie st of for th e u su a l c o n stitu tio n a l, select a all d a y s for th e A m ericans. A m ong the larg e su n n y room , p re fe ra b ly a t the top h isto ric e v e n ts t h a t o c cu rre d on F rid a y o f th e house, open w ide th e w indow s, a re th e disco v ery o f A m erica, O ct. 12, s h u t off th e h e at and m ove aro u n d 141)2, by C h ris to p h e r C olum bus, w ho b risk ly , going to (he w indow anti In hail sailed on F rid a y , Aug. 3, 1492. H e h a lin g th e fresh a ir deeply th ro u g h the re tu rn e d on F rid a y , a n d m ad e th e d is n o strils. D eep In h a la tio n s of a ir a t the co v ery of S o u th A m erica on F rid a y . open w indow', tak en gcutly th ro u g h th e J u n e 12. 141) 1. J o h n C abot received nose, Im p a rt an e n livening a n d tonic Ills com m ission fro m H en ry V III. on lufiueuce to the w hole n erv o u s system , F rid a y . M arch 6. 14!H>, w hich re su lte d w hich c an soou be d e m o n s tra te d by a In finding N o rth A m erica. M endez p e rso n al ex p erim en t. fo u n d ed St. A u g u s tin e on F rid a y , Sept. 7, 1505. T h e M ay flo w er lan d e d on F r i A N o v e l F o r m o l' G a m i n g . day, Dee. 22. 1620; G eorge W ash in g to n O ne of th e a m u se m e n ts of th e Bel- w a s born on F rid a y . Feb. 22. 1732; on g lau a r tis a u Is ra th e r curious. H e F rid a y , J u n e 16. 1775, B u n k e r H ill w as k eep s a special cock fo r crow ing, ntnl seized a n d fo rtifie d ; on F rid a y , O ct. 17, the bird w hich can o u tcro w its fellow s 1777, B u rg o y n e su rre n d e re d a t S a ra has re ac h ed the highest p in n acle of |>er j toga. a n d on F rid a y , Sept. 22, 1780, fectlon. T h e m ode of o p e ratio n Is to A rn o ld 's tre a so n w a s d iscovered. T hen p lace the cages c o n ta in in g the ro o sters c am e th e s u rre n d e r o f C o rn w a llis, also In long row s, for It a p p e a rs th a t one on a F rid a y : am i la s t, on F rid a y , Ju ly b ird seta th e o th e r off c row ing. A 7. 1776, Jo h n A d am s m oved In th e Con m a rk e r a p p o in ted liy th e o rg a n is e rs of tin e n ta l C ongress th a t th e U n ited th e show Is told off for each bird. Ills S ta te s “a re nnd o u g h t to he tude- d u ty being to note c a re fu lly the n u m p o n d e u t.” —L ondon E x p ress. b e r of cro w s fo r w h ich It Is responsible In the sam e fa sh io n ns the la|wt a re re A n t i q u a t e d l.a w . corded In a bicycle race. T h e c u sto m T h e m ilitia law s of th e T u tte d S ta te s a ry d u ra tio n o f th e m atch Is one hour. | w e re [ H is s e d b e tw ee n 1702 a n d 1862, th e w inner b e in g the b ird w hich scores a n d m an y of th e p ro v isio n s now in th e highest n u m b e r o f cro w s In th e a l force s r e a b it a n tiq u a te d . F o r In lotted tim e. sta n c e , It Is still th e law o f th e lan d ture. T h e coat of a doukey Is o fte a the w ork of a tailor. SEED DEALERS WOMAN’S DUTY. Feb. 10. 191X1. Pointer for Liars. A m an w h o can te ll a lie th e sam e way tw ic e is e n title d to som e o ie d it. T O C U R K A C O L D IN O N E D A T T ake L a x a tiv e Brom o Q u in in e T a b lets. A ll d ru g g ists refund th e m oney if it fails to cure. K. W . G ro v e ’s sig n a tu re ie o n each box. 26c. Copper Deposits of Alaska. T he ric h copper d e p o sits of A lask a a re h e g in u in g to be developed, th e first sh ip m e n t from th e W h ite Hor.-e belt h a v in g been d isp a tc h ed to T acom a a lre a d y . T h is belt, tra v e rs in g a t r ib u ta ry of th e Y ukou, is 25 m ilrs long and fonr m ile s w id e. T he o ie is said to ra n g e from 26 to 75 p e r c e n t, copper ami c a rrie s $6 to $10 p e r to n go ld . P R E V E N T A N A T T A C K O F O R I P I 'E . A . s s a f e g u a r d a g a in s t I s g r ip p a I t is w e ll t o c le a n s e tb e s y s te m w ith G a rfie ld T e a, th e W o n d e r f i s I H r r l> M e d i c i n e . No Typhoid in West Africa. In q u iry m ad e in P o ly n e sian Isla n d s, in New G u in e a, a n d W est A fric a in d ic a te t h a t ty p h o id fever doea no occur in th o se regions, b u t seem s to b ' a b y -p ro d u c t of c iv iliz a tio n . Justice to Herself, Her Hus band and Her Children, Her PORTLAND SEED First Consideration. T h o u san d s of w om en e n d u re th e to r tu re s of liv in g d e a th aud a t la s t su c c u m b to th e d ise ases p e c u lia r to th e ir ■ex w ith o u t k n o w in g of th e life end h e a lth w h ic h m ig h t he th e irs im p ro p e r tre a tm e n t b a d been u sed . H ow p a th e tic is th e story of th o u sa n d s of young m o th e rs who every y e ar a re c a r rie d to th e ir graves leav in g little c h il d re n to stru g g le alo u e in th e w orld w ith o u t th e te n d e r care a n d wise c o u n sel of a m o th e r. And how d e p lo ra b le w hen i t is kn o w n th a t th e re ie a re m e dy so e x a c tly su ited to th e needs of su ffe rin g w om en th a t i t c o res th e m ost stu b b o rn of th e ir diseases. Im m e d ia te ly a fte r th e b irth of her first c h ild in 1896, M rs. G race C a m p bell, of No. 391 L ogan stre e t, G ran d K ap id s, M ic h ., now 28 y e ars of age, was afflicted w ith a c o m p lica tio n of diseases. H e r sto ry , as to ld in h e r ow n w ords, follow s: " T h e b irth of m y first c h ild le ft m e in a d e p lo ra b le c o n d itio n . M y system w as broken dow n a n d 1 suffered from g e n era l d e b ility . I w as e x ce ed in g ly nervous a u d rh e u m a tis m also tro u b le d m e. My a p p e tite fsiled a n d th e m ost d e lic a te a n d in v itin g food failed to te m p t m e. 1 w as th in a n d pule, and bad n e ith e r energy n o r a m b itio n . My oase had been grow ing ste a d ily w orse for tw o y e ars. I h a d used sev eral so- c a lle d rem ed ies b u t found no c u ra tiv e q u a litie s in th em . " I n th e su m m er of 1898 I was v is it ing m y g ra n d m o th e r in L u d in g to n , M ic h ., a n d th e re lea rn ed of th e won- d e ifn l c ires effected by D r. W illia m s ’ I'in k P ills for P ale People. 1 trie d the p ills a n d had n o t finished one box be fore 1 felt m u ch b e tte r. 1 c o n tin u e I ta k iu g th em th ro u g h th e y e a r and th e re s u lt was a p e rfe c t c u re . I am no longer n ervous or rh e u a m tic a n d have m ore th a n re g ain ed m y lost flesh. I c e ita in ly recom m end th e p ills to a ll who need them a n d th e ir re su lts have a lw ay s been b e n e fic ia l." M RS. G R A C E C A M P B E L L . S u b scrib ed a n d sw orn to before me th is 26th dav of J u ly , 1900. ' B. F . B A R E N D S E N , S eal. N otary P u b lic. A t a il d ru g g ists or d ire c t from D r. W illia m s M ed icin e C o., S o h n e c ta d y , N. Y ., on re ce ip t of p rice , 50 cents per box; six boxes for $2.60. Silken Garments in Ancient Day». S ilk en ra im e n t h a s a sta n d in g am ong th a o ld est g a rm e n ts in th e w o rld . Robes of th a t m a te ria l w ere w orn by m en a n d w om en a lik e 2,500 y e ars be fore th e b irth of C h irst. PLANT UMBERSON’S SEEDS! A n n u a l C a ta lo g u e n o w r e a d y M ailed fre e o u r e q u e s t. P u ll li n e of a u p p lie ? for f s m . p o u ltr y , been o r g a r d e n . F e rry 's Seed* a re know n tb e co u n try o v e r as t h e m o s t r e l i a b l e N e e d * th a t can be bought. D o n 't *av« a nick el on ch eap seeds and lose a dollar on tb e harvent. ltful Seed A n n u al free. D. M. FERRY A CO.. D etroit, Mich. Perfume as a Preventive of Cholera. The c h o le ra re p e a te d ly d u riu g th e 1 la s t o e u tu ry v isite d L ondon a n d P a ris. A W H O LE CARDEN 4 : J> p. m. A tlantic Express p. in. v ia H u n t in g to n S a l t La ke, D e n v e r , F t. W o r t h . O m a h a , K a m a * C it y , St. Lo ni s, C ii ic a go a m i East. 8:40 a. ni. « :00 St. P t u l F a s t Mail 6 :i-0 p. m. ▼ a Spokane W a ll a W a ll a l e w i s - to n ,S p o k an e ,M in n e a p o l i s , St. P a u l , D u lu th . M ilw au kee, C h i c a g o ^ Ea st 7:00 a. m. F or 14c- - F o r S an F r a n c i s c o Sail e v e ry 5 days . T h e N o r th e r n L e m o n .................. 1 Mama’. ta v o rlte Onion........10c Eineralu (Ireen C u cu m bar... 10c City Garden Beet..................... 10c IS Day Radish................ }0c LaCr-sse Market L e ttu c e .... lto fclegaut Flower Seeds........... w o r th a i.c a f» v n « » n . Wo will m ail r \ u th is worth o f fplenilid *ee<l n o v o ltle, tr e e , togeth er with our largo Illustrated P lan t and Seed Cata ogu e on receipt of ih U a o tle e a n d 14« la postage C h oice Onion S e e d 6 0 e l b a n d n p. P otatoes at 1 1 .» per barrel and up- C atalogue alone. 5 cents. 1» 4:30 p. m. K x.Sunday Willamette River. O r e g o n Ci ty , New- b e r g , S al e m , I n d e p e n d e n c e dt Way lauding*. 3:30 p. in. Mon., Wed. a m i F ri. Willamette and Yam hill Rivers. 7:00 a. m. Tue a., T h u r a n d Sal. O r e g o n Ci ty , Day- t o n , <& Way L a n d ings. Lv. R i p a r i a 8:35 a. m . D ai ly NOTHING B ETTER 4:30 p. m. M on ., Wed. a n d F r i. Willamette River. 6:00 a. n t . Tue a., T h u r a n d Sat. P o r t l a n d to C o r v a l lis «& Way L a n d ings. Lv. L e w i s t o n D ai ly 9 a. m. Snake River, j R i p a r i a to Ivewiston EAST AND SOUTH MADE Yon c a n ' t m a k e a m i s t a k e it y o u ge t* ..M i t c h e l l .. I ¿ T I SUNSET \^ ti\ O OGDEN Ä SHASTA — \i n \ TOUTES IÇi / IWitehell, Iieuiis & Staver Co. PO R TLA N D , O R E C O N . T O W ^ /S H E R ’S B R A **0 Oiled Clothing <v\ BLACK OR. YELLOW H „ e e p I !SI <M y o u dr Y T H E H A R D EST S T O R M . ■ T a k e N o S u b s t it u t e s . F u l l L in s s h o w in g A J F ree C a ta lo g u es G a b h in t j and H a t s . C o . B o st o n M a ss Of TO W ER of “ Kreamola ** — A r e m a r k a b l e liquid cre a m , w h i c h s of te n s th e s k in , g iv i n g t h a t yo ut hf u l c o m p l e x io n w h i c h E V E R Y WOMAN DESIRES. H a r m l e s s a n d absolu te ly invi sib le, fi.oo p e r bottle. S e n d 25 ce n ts for il lu s tr a t e d b o o k , " B e a u t y S e c r e t s .” F. D. W i s m e r & Co., S u ite 625 N e w Yo rk Bldg., Seattle. T r a in s le a v e N ew b e r g for P o r t l a n d a n d w ay fetation* a t 7:55 a. in. D e p o t F i f t h a n d I Sts., LEAVE. ARRIVE. P ortland. [ O v e r la n d Express— I F o r S a l e m ,R o s e b u r g , j A sland, Sacram ento, • 7:00 p . m ■( O g d e n , S an F r a n e i s - * 9:15 a. m. I co, M oja ve , Los An- | g el es , El Paso, New 1 O r l e a n s a n d East. R o s e b u r g p a s s e n g e r — * 4:30 p. m. [ V i a Wood b u r n , f o r ' Daily | M o u n t A n g e l ,S i l v e r - D ai ly except ; to n , W c a t S c 1 o, except Sunday. 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