Newberg graphic., October 24, 1902, Image 4

COUNTRY BOYS RISE.
contracted.”
This brutal and unieccaeary remark
«tuna Curran’a pride aud roused blur
W HY T H t Y EXCEL LAOS BROUGHT
UR IN THE CITY.
Pe-ru-na is
A ll
“ It la true, e»y le r i," ha said, after a
moment a coutemptodM silence, “ that
I am poor, and the circumstance has
Y o u C la im fo r I f
curtailed by library. My books a n net
numerous but they are select, and I
hope I have peruaed them area I have
prepared my »e lf for .this high profee-
alon rather by the study o f a few food
A country boy*e lack of opportunity la books than by the composition o f a
hie best equipment for the serious great many bad ones,- (
struggle of life. This sounds paradoxi­
cal, but It la true. It la Just ss true as
tbe opposite proposition, that the great­
The Tradition o f
est hindrances a city boy has to contend
with ore tbe opportunities which beoet
St, S w ith ln 's Day.
him when young and pursue him till he
begins tbe real boslnees of life—a busi­
ness which each Individual must carry
ou for himself, l'or the city hoy every­ trouble to expose Saint 8wlthla. who
thing to made aa easy as possible. Even la shown to be a pious old fraud, and
pleasure becomes to him an old story incidentally some rather Interesting
before be la out o f his teens. Brought figures are collected Showing tha num­
up lu the feverlah rush of a place where ber of rainy days la various summers
great things a rt happening day by ■since 187Z
day. be sees the world with a cynic’s
Saint Swltbln’a fhy, It w ill be re­
eyes and despises tbe »mall things membered, la July U, and the reputa­
which, like the bricks In a house, go to tion of tbe saint Is ghjked upon the tra­
tbe upbuilding o f characters and dition or adage w h lA runs to the e f­
careers. Hs believes In using large fect that If It rains da Salat 8 wit bin's
markers In tke game o f life; for pennies day It will rain on flkch o f the forty
and small units o f valus be baa little days following. I t t did very well be­
taste and scant regard.
D/.W ILBEft
fore the days o f I rain-gauges and
Tbe conditions asrroundlng the coun­ weather bureau (Umrda, but now It
try boy are aa df arent as poaolble. does not go down. Iapotnt o f tact, the
Thera Is a deal o f regular work that tradition came nearer being true this 1
every country boy must do, and this year than for twenty years past, says |
the New York Evening P o et Out of
d I have triad yettr rsasedy and I bava
i h w ^ k w th s . I am fully convinced
the forty days this year It rained on
twenty-two. This wag nearly equaled
r o a lte ." —
WBberv*r * * * * *
In 1800, when It rained tw enty-one out
In 1889 tha Bang itila si celebrated ita
of the forty days. In MSB and 1900 the |
fftieth anniversary with a large cele
record waa nineteen days. In 187* and !
bration in New YorkCity. The follow-
1881 eighteen. In 18M seventeen. In
ing la his testimony:
1882 fifteen, and so eo. Aa to tbe
“ About two year#ago I cmnght a se­
amount of rain, 187*; was much tbe
vere cold while traveling and which
wettest at this
near-
tbla particular season, near­
settled into catairh of the bronchial
ly twice aa much rain fulling as In any
tubes, and oo a Bart i d my voice that I
of the years since. The next rainiest
waa obliged to cancel my engagements.
year waa 1884, when 8 t Swithln’s day
In distress I eras advised to try Peruna,
was fair and dear, with not a drop of
and although 1 had never used a patent
rain id Boston at least There seems to
medicine befogs, I sent for a bottle.
be no1 relation between the amount of
"W ords but illy describe my surprise
rain on 8t. Swithiua day and the
to End that within n few days I waa
amount of rainfall following. The beet
greatly relieved, aad wiihia th ee
tbe mint could do of kite years was In
weeks I eras entirely recovered. I am
1886, when .08 Inches e f rain feU, yet It
never without it now, and take an oc­
was only an average wet season for the
casional dose when I feel run down.”
next forty days Tbla year’s 8L Swltb­
— Julian Weiaoists.
ln’a day was rather wet, .70 Inches fall­
I f you do not dasim prompt and sat­
ing at Boston, yet sines August 1 the
isfactory results from the nse of Peruna
rainfall baa been only about the aver­
age. The year 1881, when the Mint’s
day was dry, had 13JI Inches o f rain
during July and August.
_
Weary W illie — Modern improve­
ments may be fine, but they have their
drawbacks:
Tired Traddles— For instance;?
Weary W illie —When a fellow sneaks
into a stable to sleep nowadays he finds
nothing in it but baled hay.—Judge.
It was a rosy-cbeehsd b“ paleeyffd
young man who applied to M r Pow er.
for tbe vararnt posUtea o f amlatant
gardener. The maatar o f the place
questioned him at seam length aa to
his qualification*.
“ Do you know much about the care
of flowers? H s v « you had expert
ence?" be asked.
ASK VO W MALE» K » THI
" M y hair was falling out aad
turnias gray very fast. But your
Hair Vigor stopped tbe falling aad
restored tha natural color.“ —Mrs.
B. Z. Benommc, Cohoes, N . Y.
It’ s impossible for you
not to look old, with the
color of seventy years in
your hair I Perhaps you
are seventy, and you like
your gray hair! I f not,
use Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
In lesithan a month your
gray hijr will have all the
dark, rich color of youth.
Ô L I C K E P
MAM FAMOUS BY A KWTATW
AtATtNWNG OVE® MOM THAN
V
HALF A CENTUM
P k v TO WfcR .5 yanraoU and /
f«V \V hats era madaaf the hu» /J i
y \ AN malarial* In bkdt er ydlajr^/ /
, 1 ' (hr W lklnA ef wet wort
U1BTACTIONU ONfiMIMO » * * N W
U nion P acific
P sfabt
’’ w
A . U- TO W tB CO, BOSTON.
a
r
B P
“ JiSfa,S=K
E S K Ä iJ S
wuspvaiw|fMi«
M e », as.
Hs
ganungtos.
I I nn Stlidl hr byt
Military aid Maini Trillili.
AlAntU
DptMl
Wans Walls Unte
BuoUngtas.
R ft it o Ä B S
Writs lot Illustrated CsUlsgM
ARTH U R C. NEW ILL, Principal
F»»«r2ìu
tooksM
'Z&ÏXXLl
• g ja e v
Zu.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
• or tbe best meterlo MOISI»
latecturen .i.«.iuuir par SI
ih* market price s m s
it .
Imber fcr Urn privile«» W cal-
Llmmlitf off the cremi! eT tbe
Db le carried for 1 to t yean be-
dard o f the world. This is the reason
W . L. Douglas makes and Mils more
men’s $3.00 and $3.60 shoes than any
other two manufacturen.
you the bsst bargains In Botiate
nea. Windmills, Pumpa and Gana*
■ary. Wood Hawing Machinas a
h e na bsfors buying.
W . L DOUCLAS S4SH O ES
CANNOT NE EXCELLED.
ir ? A
\ \ ,m w ! R £ L ttM M M
fc> Cmlf. Omtf. HUMU. Core—
SMt Immmrtm* mm* Ammrt*mm hmtkmrm. Mm »/'«
O H . Mmt (safare* Fast Cater Byalats asa*.
Cautioa t » • taartaa kavaw. X, SOOOXJtW
A. L. CRAIQ
IM > ' T I O N
Aa AbeeatdUaded Confession.
W ONDERFUL
m
^
* £
o( w|-|<r’ w| J , J , , n git)f regret."
, ..I o M I l l ( .. „ . „ . r e d the milk-
man
. ..¿4 ,, „ . „ y n r j h#rd „
on ^
I p*tron, “ to And aultable pasture in tbe
ra|^ weather, no doubt?”
I »Y e s ; and than the pump freasea so
1 oftan.” __Judge.
HOME
TREATMENT
80UTH
SO U TH ERN
barks aad T t p u U a
that are »su rety an-
kaowa to msdlrsl set-
Ihraat, rbsamausin,
AND E A 8T
P A C IF IC C O .
Shasta Route.
aarvoasnrea, auHitaca.
Uvsr, kM M ys, s u .; ass hsudred* o f tretintow-
loJa. Charsas aredorai*
when a title girt. Wire Brothers have
revoiattoaiasd modern dental methods
There is no more pels to be feared by
people who have their teeth attended
to, and the coat le very moderate.
They make a greet specialty of crown
and bridge work, and even when it is
necessary to take out all of tbe old teeth
end put in fell new eels, tbe rem it la
simply wouderinl. Tbe false teeth, of
course, cannot be told from natural
ones, and the person m in e them can
do everything he, er (h e. could do
with natural teeth. The sets of teeth
are made to fit tbe guaM ao perfectly
that there is no clipping, and the
strength of tbe possible bite is just like
that ef a natural healthy set o f teeth.
The experineca of the lady customer
bare related can be yu an i f year * teeth
need attention. No aaa can afford to
postpone haring their teeth nut in or­
der. No one need suffer a single day
longer becaom they hero lout tbe urn of
Be Stays at final».
Mrs. Gossip— 1 suppose you’ re care­
ful to make your husband tell every­
thing that happens to him?
Mrs. Strongmind— Better than that.
I ’ as careful to me that nothing happens
to him.— Philadelphia Press.
I do not believe Puo’s Cure for Cota-
sumption has an equal for couehs and
voids,—Jons V. B otes , Trinity Springs,
lnd., Feb. 15. 1800.
His Experience was la Mines.
“ Did you ever wit sheep?” asked the
farmer of the new hired man who came
from Colorado.
“ No,“ replied the new hired hand,
“ bat I'v e had considerable experience
in
salting mines.” — Ohio State
Call aad tre k l a
5*i  S . T i . 5 t'reVÙYn « ¡ l ? b¿ « ¿ t ó íí
TATION VRKM. ADDREM
TIE B. SEE VO CHIESE MEDICHE 00..
1J2H Third 51.. partlaad. Oregaa.
was bidden. In lens than ten minutes
he reappeared, to Interrupt his employ­
er, then deep In a book oo tbe plasm.
“ JCxeuse me, air,” said the young
man. Jauntily, “ but If you’ll come now,
I think you’ll find I ’ve brushed those
pens enough. There waa hardly any
dust on them, anyway. Of course If
you want me to keep on I can, but it
looks to me Uke a waste of time.”
The well posted druggist
to urn Hamlin’s Wisara Oil
he knows what it has done.
FREE ELECTRIC BELT OFFER
A Bumper Crop-
Hubbubs—You just ought to s m my
crop of corn I I t ’ s the most promising
in all the Lonesomehuiat district.”
Townley— Yon don’t m yl
I f rou
have more than two messes, don’ t for­
get me, w ill you?
k n (Wild lb
ÍTEM CEBBEIT
A P o o r Compliment.
I one rise smaller alter using Allen’» Vtoot-Kaas.' M
'People don’t often hwult you when V“ ™* »wultos feet. bll.ieraand calloua.pota and ¡¡¡J
______
,_____ ___.
1
is a sertaln cure lor Ingrowing nails, sweating. 5 9
they
tj mean to be graciou
gracious,” s,'_______
Mid an hot, aching feet, at »11 prugguts. toe. Trial K i
artist tbe other day. “Insulta are the
creations o f ill natura, and not mere
A few cents a ran ia all tbe difference
IUCX*A c o l ? H¡$A$&
matters o f words. Bet I had an ex­
Definite M<
in price there is between having s
perience
to-day
that
made
me
laugh
cheep can of fruits or vegetables and
"D o you think the world ia growing TIE IEV PEISIOI LAVS
and yet Irritated me.”
any better?
Apply *o k ¿ titan Bi< «ro*n
having the beet there is, i. e., Mono­
" I ’ m absolutely sure of it,
it,” anew- Arroaaev, * asawersa. p.c
"Homebody take ont of your anow |
I ¡‘
pole. There's s much 'greeter differ­
scenes for a spring landscaper In- ared
tbe monopolist,
______________
____ i. “ Why, only five
K. P. K. V.
ence than that in the quality, in the
qui red an amiable fritad.
I rears ago I made only a hundred tboue- r — —---- -----------------
purity and in tbe contentment that it
“ No,” replied the artht, "this was not and a year
Today I am making that 1W H H I
brings. II you don’t know where to
Washington Star.
I I Tf ~ 1
aSM apege
a matter of professori» 1 pride. A much a month,
get Monopole groceries, write us and
tradesman sent me a bill In which he 1
we w ill toil you.
I f you do know,
don’ t let him send you any other kind.
unintentionally charged me only about
We are particularly proud of Monopole
a third of w^hat I owed him.”
spioeo, coffee« and Baking powder.
"Thought he stood t better chance
Try them. Wadhame A Kerr Bros.,
o f getting It, I suppose," interrupted
Portland, Oregon.
tbe facetious friend.
"N ow hold on. Billy, and let me tell
la ISOS A. D.
the atory. Well, that waa the second
Mrs. Uptodate( to maid)— Marie, vou
time he had sent a Ml for lone than
need ant set out tbe capsules for Mr.
I owed, and I wrote him a note calling
Uptodste’ s dinner. I have received e
hie attention to the eoor. This morn­
Tor Infim i« and Children.
marconigrsm that he w ill not be home
ing I got f letter from him In which
until 10 o’ clock, as bis santoe-dtimonla­
he Thanked me for ay honesty.’ A
bile bos bad a breakdowa. — Judge.
man may thank yon far your coorteay,
or for your klndnms. but when be
YO U TH AND CRABBED OLD AGE. thanks you for bein
W ill sour the sweetest disposition and
insult One might'
transform the most even tempered, low-
T o w n s M o n W h o W o o M N e t A llo w
man for not beating
AVegetable Prepatationfor As­
able nature into a cross-grained and
T h tn M lvM to Be Benelched.
similating ùeFoodandReffula-
irritable individual.
Our respect for age dwells la us side
T e s t in g the |
I f impatienes or flMilt-finding are
tbig the S bands and Bowels of
by aide with enthusiasm for youth.
Tbe minister of a pal ib in a part of
ever excusable it is when the body is
Nothing gives one more o f a glow than New England where i Ktrinal pointa
tortured by an eating and painful sort.
when a young man deservedly beats a are considered of gi at Importance
I t ia truly discouraging to find after
man of an older generation. It Is that says that hla test of a 1 Itlafactory ser-
to
o
f
external
reined
tea
that
tbe
place
tha o f f f i i f t a t aad faithful nee
rrmcdic#
Promotes DigRStion.ChrerfuF-
in s aa d sfa a t, angry and offensive aa ever. B eery chronic sore, no glow which has made s familiar quota­ mon la tbe opposite at tbat which ia
ntss and Rest-Contains neither
tion o f PHt’s famous retort to Waljwrfe. commonly applied.
• r o u what part o ft h e body it c o m m , U tax evidoaoe o f some previous
Op«mi.Morphine norMiittraL
“ My clerical friend*
titutional o r organic trouble, aad that the d r e f* o f these diseases that crashing sentence beginning, “ The
N
o t K a r o o t ic .
atrocious
crime
of
being
a
young
man.”
me
that
so
long
ss
the
da in the system; or, it arey be that some long hidden poison— perhaps
A Judge named Robinson waa noted appear wide-awake in f
•er— has come to the eurfaoe and begun its destructive work.
The blood must be purified bef ore tbe sore w ill fill
w ith healthy flesh for hla peevish, sneering manner. feel encouraged,” he a
Hoars, tbe Irish lawyer, was once ar­ “ but with me It's dlffg)
the akin regains its n a t a r a l color.
It ia ^
guing Inn css* before him. Tbe Judge
“O f coarse I wish to 1
sgh the circulation t h * tbe acrid, corroding f f * N i o l
f C N
was unusually stern, and finally roused gregstlon, but If I look
J C k
a are carried to the ante or nicer and keep it n S S ^
the young barrister by accusing him of Drew’s pew, sod tin
Ned aad fafiaased. S. S. S. w ill purify aad O
) M /
fc O J
Intending to bring the king's commis­ Snow’s, and aee them
re n te the stagnant blood when all sediment or
r hurtful Materials are washrd out, fresh rich Mood ia carried to tha sion Into contempt , j
closed and heads nodi
end parts, new tissues form, aad the decaying flash begins to have a
“ No, my lord,” Mid Has re; “ I have all to welL Just as |
thy aad nataral lo o k ; the discharge ceases aad the sore heals.
read In a book that when a peasant, cover them wlde-awakl
.
1 s s i MS - I S - ________
8. 8 .8 . is «h e on ly blood purifier daring the troubles of Charles L, found I ’ve been preaching fg
Hon, Sour Slowach, D ia n m a
t
e
l
u
£
that ia gsaraatosd en tirely vege-
the mown In s bush, he shewed H all know that there’s somi
Worms .Convulsions .Fevensh-
reverence. In like manner I shall re­ their minds, and that I
nean and L o s s O F S u m
spect tbe king's - niiiitsaln~. though I It la as soon as tbs sari
find It on » bramble.”
Robinson wss reported to have risen
to his rank by the publication of some
N E W YORK
slavish and scurrilous pamphlets. Once
1a tbe days when Curran waa poof and
unknown, struggling against great ad­
versity, he appeared before Robinson.
The Judge tried to extinguish him.
When Curran declared that he had con-
N o v rb e rg
G ra p h ic
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the / \
Signature /ft u*
AN OLD
SORE
up
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