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f a in t in g
less co m m o n
It U a curious fa c t o f general re­
mark and »(»e rre d not by physicians
only, that fainting Is lees common than
It used to he. It la rare that one sees
a woman carried out o f church or the
theater, jet forty years ago It waa a
matter of *ueh common occurrenee «a
barely to excite remark. Tbls Is due
In very gwat measure to the outdoor
Ufe youug women lend in those days of
tennis and gulf and other aporta. The
heart and the ctrculatloii are strength­
ened by exercise In tbe open air, and
It takes a «reatar shock to disorder the
blood balance In the body of^the mod­
ern woman that It did la that of her
grandmother.
The habit of fainting Is not sb much
a slgu of weak heart as It la of an ex­
citable circulation. It Is caused by
auemla of tbe brain resulting from a
dilatation of the blood vessels o f the
body and tbe consequent flow Into them
o f the entire mass o f blood. This ab­
sence of blood from the brain arrests
Editor-H ow did you know he was a to f, llU ltuul mtfu, but ther# w
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Shs Vas't a Mottos. -
Kditb— Why did yon refuse him?
Ethel— He has a past.
Edith—»Bet he can blot it out.
Ethel— Perhapt; but he can’t use ope
fora blotter.
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For frost-bite, chilblain*, sure and lame
joint*, stiffness of muscles—try Hamlin's
Wtsard OB. It woo t disappoint yo u .
f^ m
a p
r vvn o f tbe latter who have not at some
**“ * during their lives experienced at
least a faint feeling. If not an actual
loss o f conaefeusm-ss.
In the caae e f a faluting fit, the first
thing to do la to lay the iterson flat on
the back. If possible with the head
lower than the feet, and then to loosen
sll tbe clothing Vigorous fanning and
sprinkling the face with cold water will
help to equal tie tbe circulation. Burn-
ing a feather under tbe nose is som e
times o f service. Suidliug salts may
also be used, but annuo nip water la un-
advisable, fo r tbe person may suddenly
take a deep breath and Inhale a pow-
erfnl dose o f tbe pungent gnu Brandy
Waahtagton hotels are raid to be tbe
only < W i T t h i s coontry that oerv.
four regular meals a day-break fast,
.... — ___i m n M - >hn 1st-
ter being served la t— r cnera aa late
midnight
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Ptoo's Care for Consumption la an is fab
" “d * “ ° t.ber * * * ’ho*ic ■t1‘“ ntaBU wlU
than
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to fainting
*R*lto shoul^avoid hot rooms and hot
******** sUmttlauts of all kinds—strong
te* * D<I coffee as well as alcohol— and
food o f an Indigestible nature.— Youth's
Companion.
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Moshers will lino Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
tagSyrup thoboo*
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lh* ‘r
Bool Work.—Tho m l work «
ft
Christian church lo what It dono foe
•Pair of learning to ■<*•*
language. moo’s aoula-Rov. J. D. Barrali, P i w
One of the greatest dlflcoltlesTa th e bytsrlan, B rooklyn. H. T. •
way in which tbs same syllabic sounds
A Christian Pulpit ■‘-T o a m t a Chris­
hare often very dlftorent meanings.
tian pulpit la duine moro for a Christian
“ You'll gat ruu In.” said the pedes­ public than to endow a colloco.—R ot .
trian to the antomobillst without a Dr. Herbrach, Reformed, Canton. O.
light on his oshiele-
Some Hela t lonohlp.—Thom Is no ro-
“ You'll got run into," responded tho
automoblllat, as he pushed the starting llglon that doM not Imply nomo rela­
Invar hard over, knocked the other tionship between God and man.—Her.
Dr. BrushInyham, Methodist Chicago,
down and raa up his spine.
.
“ You'll gat ran in, too", said tho
Physical Culture.—Physical culture Is
policeman, aft he stepped tram behind a
tree and grabbed the reckless driver be- receiving tbe thought and attention
that will insure a vigorous people for
the future.—Rev. Dr. Swift, Methodist,
Chicago, UL
The True Nstnra—No amount of ar­
gument will prove the true nature of
tho word of God to him who will not
Landlord—Sorrv, pardaar, that there
see or hear.—Rev. L. O. Hooch. Bwad•
hain’t no hath ro&n, but yon see I am
figurin’ ob puttin’ one 1 b next year; raborglan Brooklyn, N. Y.
Take More of Jesus —W e recognise
Tourist—I don’t want to taka a hath to-day that we moat taka more of Jesus
Christ; that no ethical Ufa can be lived
next year.
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Landlord— Well, of coures we don't without the religious.—Rev. E. E.
Crawford. St Thomas. Ont
insist oa yoat takln’ one.
¿Ü ttH lTQ iE a-O K
The Whole Man.—Now ovary law af
God la good for the whole mas. body
Mr*. Km ms Mitchell, 630 Louisiana
and soul. Whatever Is good for the
street, Indianapolis, Ind., writes:
soul Is good ter tbs body.—Rev. Dr.
“ For the past five years I baya, rare-
Raymond, Schenectady, N. Y.
ly bean without pain, but Parana has
changed all this, and in a very short
Happiness.—Happiness Is not mate­
time. I think I had taken only two
rial; happiness la a matter, hot of the
bottles before I began to recuperate vary
flesh, but of the spirit; happiness la In­
quickly, and seven bottles made me
visible. Beal tadeed Yt la -R ev . Dr.
well. Id o not have headache or back­
Smith— Woald-yon advise ma to take La ad rum. Baptist, Atlanta, G a
ache any mare, aad have some interest
out b policy with this new insurance - Oar Progresa—Tbs spirit of God
in life ."— Kmma Mitehell.
helps our progress, disclosing our God
The coming of what la known aa tho company? *
Brown—
Not
oa
your
life,
old
man.
to
ns la haataa service. It Is aa aga
“ new woman" la our oountry is not
Smith— Why not?
of humanity.—Rev. A- B. Psoah aa*
greeted by everyone as if she were a
Brown— They give nothing hot acci­
great blessing. Bnt there is another
A Sliding Seek.
dent policies.
new woman whom everybody ie glad to
L
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Arrival
(at summer resort)—
see.
Every day some invalid woman
What ate your terms beret
is exclaiming, “ I have been made a
In distance tha moon is 340,000
Hotel Clerk— H ’m. You will have to
new woman by Dr. Hartman’s home miles bom our earth, around which she
treatment."
It is only necessary to gravitates like a satellite. Her diam­ wait until the through express gets la.
sand name, address, symptoms, dura­ eter is about 3,46$ miles. She has s If it la loaded our terms will be $10 a
tion of sickness aad treatment already solid surface of 14,000,000 miles snd day. If it Is empty we will pay you
received to Dr. Hartman, Columbus, e solid eoutinent of about 10,000 cable 36 cents an boor to sit oa tho porch
and look happy.
Ohio, and directions for one month’« miles.
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treatment will be promptly forwarded.
Gnat keggsshss.
If yon do not receive prompt and
U V E AGENTS W A N TE D
Pat— An’ phat d’ye think of thim
satisfactory reso Its from the ose of
Wbo can ssU Bead Gradala, Book Crash sci,
Perana, write at once to Dr. Hartman, volcanoes?
Kolleim, Plows and Scraper» to county oft-
Tim— I dunno. Let’s take s dhrop of
giving a full statement of yoor case snd
Front SC,
ho will be pleased to give yon his valu­ tbe crater.
able advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
the Hartman Sanitarium, Col um bos, 0.
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REV. M . A. QUINLAN, C. S. C.
University Park, Oregon
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This wonderful CM
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
harks aad vrgrublsa
that ate r a lM r an-
A . L . CR AIG ,
W h a t * B a r b e r Urea.
“ In the good old days,” said a West
End barber to P. W. the other day, “ no­
body waa' in a burry. A man took all
day fur a hath and a haircut, and ex­
pected entertainment thrown In with
tbe toweie and tbe lather. In those
days tbe barber talked tu kill tltue, bat
nowadays time kills all talk.
“Smooth faces are on the increase. A
man cannot keep his secrets behind a
smooth face; and it is a mystery to me,
therefore, why nearly everybody is
shaving, seeing Unit half the world Is
laying ttsslf .eut to cheat the other half.
A beard coven unpleasant looking fa­
cial lines, an agreeable fact which ought
to fit In with the tastes o f the majority
o f business men. but it doesn't, some­
how.
A clean-shaven man la usually good
and handsome. That has always been
my experience. Rut the man wbo has
the right to a smooth face Is be with a
fine, strong chin and clean-cut lips and
good teeth and honest eyes; ou the oth­
er hand, men with receding chins and
weak upper lips and projecting teeth
and ugly lines at tbe corner o f the
month ought to be required by law to
grow either a mustache or a beard, or
both. A few years ago it was only
actors and waiters, coachmen sud foot­
men. wbo affected tbe shaven face, but
tbe present universal fashion no doubt
“ You my yon are going to stop being took root some years ago when barris­
ters first commenced to shave.” — Pitts­
a reformer?”
burg Dispatch.
“ Tan.”
“ But it moat bo n grant and glorious
thing to expo*» tho various frauds."
“ It used to ba. But there is too
moch competition. It won’t be long
before there aren’t frands eoftugh to go
From latest statistics tbe Hebrew
population of New York City is esti­
mated at over half n million.
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ketable value. I be report* speak of a
P*rcel in th® ■**'<>“ named sold at a
r**® °* $1.280,000 an acre.
Tbe mine
l,nd could h* ve t’een boa« ht- •» » * " id -
be,ore th®
° f o'*. *or $10 an sera.
are m ost fra- moQtb
Then bta fac* ■**- hl* tooth
«n e a t ly to be were clinched in agony, and tbe tears
seen upon tbe welled from bis eye* and down his
fa ce, neck or cheeks in a torrent. Without a word
breast, tliou-i ^ passed tbe pot to his fellow red man.
upon other parte no<u j ng approvingly to indicate that It
r h ' a 'otoircin ■ waa K°°d to the taste.
lerlying
— £ i “ W hy does the chief cry?” be was
• nerves exposed asked by bto friend, wbo noted tbe tears
from very trifiin; suffusing bis cheeks.
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* A New A t t r a c t io n ,
A man wbo had been hired to write a
circus announcement suddenly found
himself at • lorn for a fresh aajectlvo.
“ Bee here,” he said to bis employer,
“ I don't know what to say about this
panther. Have you got a thesaurus t”
Tbe manager of the circus locked at
him with suspicion.
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Port Worth...... i:S> A. M.
City ot Mosloo__ 11 « A. M.
Houston............. 7X10 A. H.
Now Oriosat....... » : » P. M.
Washington____ M I A M.
Now Vork...........U :M P. M.
Pallmen snd Tonrlst oars oa both trains
C ttlr e s n bacrsaisnto to 0(doa sad El Psso,
snd Tourist csrs to Cbloego. St. Louts, Now
Orleans snd Wash In (to o
Connecting St Son Francisco with Ihosavoral
steamship lines lor Honolula. Japan. Chins.
Philippines, Central snd South Amor too.
See a (s n i at Drain station or sudrsas
T im b e r L a n d fo r Sa le .
reservation. One o f tbe pair was at-
tracted by the bright yellow o f a pot
o f freshly mixed English mustard, and
motioned to the waiter to pass It. He
t o o k , tabtespoonfnl and put It Into his
■to / V ■ ■
UW I I | | V
are liable to as|
a body. W be*
eat » t o tbe fie
The center of Uncle Bern’ s apple bin
has been shifted west of tbe Alleghan-
ies. and the state that leads in the
growing of the national fruit- is Mis­
souri. This is tho burden of s paper
reed by Pwfessor W. A. Taylor, pomol-
ogiet in charge of field investigation
in tbe United Ptetoe department of,
agriculture before tbe national conven­
tion of apple shippers at Rochester,
N. Y . Professor Taylor completed his
paper some time ago, bat just before
the time of reading it be received from
tbe census department advance sheets
of statistics bearing on tbe apple in­
dustry of the United States, compiled
from statistics gathered for the Twelfth
census, tbe matter being brought down
to Jane, 1900.
According to these figures tbe total
number of bearing trees in the United
States is 310,000,000, an increase of
76.000. 000, or more than 40 per cent
over the apple area of 1890. Tbe com­
mercial area of 1900 yielded in 1890
somewhat more than
176,000,000
bushels of apples.
By districts, the north Atlantic
apple section has 39.600,000 trees; the
south Atlantic 25,500,000; tbe north
central, 93,000,000 the south central,
31.000. 000, and the Western district,
including tbe Rocky mountain states
and the Pacific slope, 13,000,000.
Out of tbe total number of trees in
tbe country, the north and sooth cen­
tral districts possess 23,205,000, or
nearly three-fifths. These are divided
among tbe leading states as follows:
Missouri, 20,000,000; New York, 15,-
000,000; Illinois, 13,500,000; Kansas
and Pennsylvania, a little less than
12.000. 000,each.
Lots nine aad ten. North S Houtheeat M mo­
tion St, Township 12, Rang« I. East Wiliam «tie
Meridian, 1*3 sores, situated oa the Cowlita
river sad said to contain ana million loot of
cedar and two million loet of dr, all mark st­
able timber. Pries |2..K«> cash.
Address J. T. SCOTT, Coonr d'Alene, Idaho.
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paratori sta* *>-*•. with wind ■lacker,
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“ I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor
for over thirty ycara. It has kepi
my scalp free front dandruff and
has prevented my hair from tent­
ing gray.” — Mrs. F. A- Soule,
BiTlings, Moot.
W ire le s s
ap p lied te I
j and rigorous Ierra th at
rate Tbc explanation la
I oxygen added to tbe
In thut i »rod nows •
ling on the stomach.
d In htialncM to better
in a love affair.
There Is this peculiar
thing shout A y e r’s Hair
V igo r— it is a hair food,
not a dye. Your hair does
not suddenly turn black,
look dead snd life le s s .
But gradually the ojd color
comes back,— all the rich,
dark color it used to hsve.
The hair stops falling, too.
NEVER SOI
IN BULK
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ftkcd*esp«cia^fy by** hfidrSa.
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sweat an the stomach by etaanslac tba
mouth, throat and food channel. That
means, they stop nndl«r-tcd food from
enuring In tba stomach, prevent gas form ­
ing In the bowels, and kill disease germs
e f any kind th at breed and feed la the so­
urs system.
are purely vegetable and contain noftoar-
curlal or ether mineral poleon. Thee con­
sist o f the latest discoveries In medldna,
and form o eomWnetion of remedlos un­
equal*.! to mako tbe blood pur* and rich
snd make »lean shin snd beautiful eom
pi *xlon.
,
tons the stomach end bowels and stir up
tbs lasy tfvsr. They do not merely «often
tho stools and cause their dtosharge. .but
strengthen the bowel* and put them Into
lively, healthy saodltlon. making their na­
tion natural.
never grip nor gripe. They set quietly, pos­
itively and never enuae any kind of uncom­
fortable feeling. Taken regularly they make
the H v y ra e t fsga tsrly and naturally aa It
should. T hey keep ih* sewerage of tho body
properly m oving snd keep the ayitsm dean.
Increase the flow o f milk In nursing moth­
ers. I f tho mother sate a tablet. It makea
bar milk mildly purgative snd has s mild
but eartsls effect on the baby. In ibis wap
they are tbe only safe laxative far th*
aurslag In fa n t \
taken patiently, persistently, will core g ay
form o f constipation, no matter how old or
how often other remedies have failed. Th ey
are absolutely guaranteed to cure a Ay ease,
or purchase money will bo cheerfully to-
funded.
t Ns. fte. Ms a box. Pamptee sent fra *
tbe ashing. W e publlth no teotlinonial*
soli Cssearsts on their merit under ab­
solute guarantee W cure. Buy snd try a
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