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DOCTOR ADVOCATED OPERATION—
PE-RU-NA MADE KNIFE UNNECESSARY.
Catarrh ia a very frequent cause of
that class of diseases popularly known
asMemale weakness.
, , Catarrh of the pelvic organs pro
duces such a variety of disagreeable
and irritating symptoms that many
people— in fact, the majority of people
— have no idea that they are sensed by
catarrh.
If «11 the women who are suffering
with any form of female weakneas
would write to Dr. Hartman, Colum
bus, Ohio, and give him a complete
description of their symptom »And the
peculiarities of their troubles, he wiD
immediately reply with complete direc
tions for treatment, free of charge.
Mrs. Eva Bartho, 133 East lath
street, N. Y . City. N. Y ., writes:
“ I suffered tor three years with
leucorrhea and ulceration of the womb.
The doctor advocated an operation
which I dreaded very much, and
strongly objected ta go under it. Now
1 ant a changed woman. Peruna cured
me; it took nine bottles, but I felt ao
much improved 1 kept taking it, as I
dreaded an operation ao much. 1 am
today In perfect health and have not
felt ao w ell for fifteen years.” — Mrs.
Evn Bartho. <
Mias M aui Steinbach, 1899 12 th St.,
Milwaukee, Wis., writes:
"Last winter I felt sick most of the
time, was irregular and suffered from
nervous exhaustion and severe bearing
v a dartho
down paina. I had so frequently heard
of Peruna and what wonderful cures it
performed so I sent for a bottle and in
four weaks my health and strength ware
entirely restored to me.” — Mias Maud
Steinbach.
Everywhere the women are using Pe
runa and praising it. Peruna is not a palliative simply, it cures by removing
'the cause of fpmale disease.
Dr. Hartman has probably cured more women of female ailments than
any other living physician. He makes these cures simply by using and recom
mending Peruna.
If you do not derive prompt sod satisfactory results from the use of P e
runa, w rite at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statem ent of your case and
he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis.
't* „ Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum
bus, Ohio.
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Has Posed M a n y Presidents.
George G. Rock wood, photographer,
has posed every president since Van
Bonn. He has been a photographer
over fifty years.
“ The Klean, Kool Kitchen Kind” of etorea
keep you clean end cool. Economical and
alwaye ready. Sold at fo o d «tore «tore*.
The Three Causes.
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“ Congratulate me, old ' chap. I ’m
* v — “ *“|t man en earth today.”
E n i __id, married or divorced?”
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Plso’e Cure 1« e good couch medicine.
I t has cured coughs end colds for forty
years. A t druggists, 25 cents.
Time Table Told the Steep*
“ It strikes me that this is about the
slowest railroad in the country,” said
the impatient tourist.
“ I knew yon were going to kick,” re
plied the oonductor. genially, “ as soon
as you asked (or a time table. You are
one of these people who believe every
thing they see in print.”
.
Mrs. Hir|fn— You may stay until
Dsy In and oat them Is that feeling tk your week is up, Bridget, but when you
weakness that makes a burden of itself.
go I must tell you I won’t be able to
Food does not strengthen.
write you a letter of recoin mend* tioak
Sleep does, not refresh.
Bridget— Don’ t let yer want of eddi-
It is hard to do, hard to bear, what cation imbhrrass
o i ’ ll
Should be easy,— vitality Is on the ebb, and write it /q*
make yer
¿he whole system suffers.
mark to It.
For tubs condition take
H ood ’s Sarsapdrllla
H o t S tra w b erry Shortcake.
Chop a quart of berries and stir into
them a heaping cup of granulated su
gar. Let this mixture stand while
jrou make the shortcake. Into a quart
of prepared flour rob two heaping ta
blespoonfuls of butter and enough milk
to make a tender dough. Roll this
Into a thick, round sheet. Bake In a
nick oven and as soon as It is dons
quickly split the cake, spread the two
halves with butter, cover the lower
half with the sweetened berries, put
the upper part on this and pour the
remaining berries over all. Bat while
hot, serving It with rich cream.— Chi
cago News.
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E n d iv e w ith C re a m
S au ce.
I t vitalises the b lo o d ,Y ive s v ig o r and tone
to a ll the organs end functions, and is
positively unequalled fo r a ll run-down or
debilitated .conditions.
Ho >i>'s r i u i cut* ¿uuatlpiatiua. 23 cent*.
Brutal Treatment of Wife.
Husband— Don’ t yon think that you
Names.
are rather unreasonable to expect me
Japan
has
s
grea
er
variety of names«
te take you to a ball, stay awake until
for
girls
than
w
i
bavq.
Most of* them
4 o’clock and then get op at 8 to go to
are in two syllables, and the given
my work?
;
Wile— I may be a little unreason name is plsoed alter the family name.
able, bat it’s perfectly brutal of you to
£ .
Important Port.
mention it.— New York Weekly.
“ I trust,” said the wardboss. “ that
Cause fo r A larm .
we will be able to roll up a handsome
“ 8ay, doctor,” exclaimed on excited majority for you.”
“ I don’t core whether it’ s handsome
men as ha dsebed into the pill dispens
er’s private office, “ I went yon'to make or not, ’ ’replied the canddate, “ just so
it’s a majority.”
an examination as to my sanity.”
“ Whet reason have yon for believing
yourself a candidate for the podded
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cell?” asked the M- D.
OREGON.
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Well, I happened to run across s
package of letters this morning that I
wrote to my wife daring enr courtship,”
Thirty-third year. Commodious buildings.
Modern equipment. Academic and callage
was the significant reply.
Out the outer leaves from the de
sired number of besds of endive and
wash the endive thoroughly. Drain
and then boil in salted water for about
fifteen minutes.
Remove, put into
colander and let odd water nts
through them. Chop and put into a
saucepan with a considerable amount
Indirect Answer.
of butter. Cover and let 000k for
Borem—
Do
you believe that suicide
twenty minutes. Uncover, moisten a
is
s
sin?
bit with cream, sprinkle paprika over
and turn on to fried slices of bread. • Miss Caustic— Well, in yoar case I
Those who have favored endive as a think it would be permissible.
salad will pe agreeably surprised at
There Is mem Cataire in m i» motion o f (ho
finding how subtly this way of cook country
than all other diseases put
ut together,
ing it appeals to them.—The Epicure. and until the last few yegra was rap ;• nosed tob e
WWW—
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Taking Time By the Forelock.
Titocook — Would you mind giving me
»a recommendation, ma’am?
The Mistress— Why, yon hare only
just come.
The Cook— Bat yha may not wsnt to
stye me wan when I do be leaving.—
Life.
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MISS ELBA NOR TBBBBTT8, Prtodp«^
BROMO-
SELTZER
y y e a n doctor» pro-
P o ta to Croquette«.
Mix enough cream with c o m
potato to make It easy to handle: add tional dlaeamTand therefore requires constitu
C H R IS A L L
a little bntter, a beaten egg (to two tional treatment. H air I’ S C a t a r r ‘ h C u r * , m u » * - * * " * + '•
» » » « u i an
Co . Toledo, Ohio,
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cupfuls of potato), a tablespoonful of nfaemi
la I he only constitutions a! cure on the market.
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g-
flour and a sprinkle at salt; forqj into It is taken Internally . in a dose» from 10 drops to
teaapoonful. It sets directly on the blood
neat little cylinder« or cone shfpes, e and
mucosi surfaces o f the system. They oS
one
hundred dollar» for any case It falls
press closely In shape, and set them
10 C E N T S -E V E R Y W H E R E
eure. Bend for circulars and testimonial*.
on ice to cool; whei^firm, roll la beaten drew.
F.
“ J. CHEN
c h e n e y a co., Toledo,
white of egg and flour or breadcrumbs, Sold by Druggists, 78c.
F a ll’s Family Pills are the best
t Useless Up.
then fry in boiling lard till brown.
His Honor— Don’ t you know honesty Take out with a skimmer and drain.
No Extra Charge Made.
is the bent policy?
These make a nice garnish/for baked
“ Wow!” yelled the victim. “ 8ae
Erastus — ’Deed I'don’ belieb in fish, or are a favorite luncheon or sup here, barber! You’ve cut off part of
plyain’ policy no more ash; I ’s done per dish.
my ear.”
reformed.
| “ flo I have,” replied the barber cool
R a s p b e rry Shrub.
ly,
“ but calm yotmelf. We make no
Allow eight quarts of berries to one
T m O s s flat Alton's Foot I s m WAX*.
extra
charge (or correcting facial blem
W rite Allen & Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y ., fer a pint of acetic add and four quarts of
I’ll triln the other ear down to,
free sample of Aden's Foot Ease. I t cures chil water. Put all the ingredients Into a ishes.
blains, sweating, damp, swollen, aching feet
decant
else too.” — Philadelphia'
It makes new or tigh t shoes easy. A certain stone Jar and allow the mixture to
so.
cure for Corn» and Bunions. All druggistsaall stand for forty-eight hours, stirring
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$fjg^:qSi(Mp \
i t 36c. P e n t accept any substitute.
occasionally. For each pint of Juice
—
iirrf
add a pound of sugar, boll /or fifteen
“ Would yon quit smoking for my
In Russia no photographer can prac minutes, and bottle while hot. When sake?” asked «he
cool, refill the bottles. PqunA the,corks
Prilling machinery. Over forty different style«
tice htg art without a license. .
“ Certainly,v answered the celd
machine« for Water, Gagjuid Mineral Prospect
in tightly, cut close to the pottle, and blooded man; “ if there was any occas of
ing. Steam or borne power. W e handle the K elly
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Tanneyhlll
Co.’* machinery, and full Unee of re
E I T 1 PsrmaosnOT Ouraa S t t a « s im esaw dip in hot wax to seal.
ion for it But I fail to see why I pair* carried In stock. W e also furs lab g a s o lin e
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sitar first day’» nasof Dr. Ellas’, Great Nom
engine*
to
run
machinery. Onr mac hi pee ace
should begin smoking for yoar sake in Aster, stronger thin
P otato Soap.
and easier to operate than
machine on the market. Thousands
_ V
Peel, cut up and boll four larke pota the first place” — Washington Star ^
operation. RKIERHON MACHINERY
cenaful 1 o
General
Agents,
foet
of
Morrison
Street,
t'Q.,
Oei
toes. When nearly done pour pff the
‘ Ore. Send tor Free Illustrated Catalog.
Portland,
The Human Stomach.
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Her
water and add one quart of hot w»ter,
Nature seems to have provided that
Softleigh — Yaas, I always cahwy and boll till the potatoes are thorough
no
poison which sets externally shall
an umbrella, doncher know.
ly dissolved, addtog more hot water
Mias Cutting — I always suspected If necessary. Then put through the have any effect internally and vice ver
that you didn’t .know enough to go in colander and add three-quarters of a sa. Thus the most deadly snake venom
can be swallowed with impunity, the
whan it rains.
cupful of hot cream, a tablespoonful juice of the stomaeh p resu m a b ly decom
of finely cut parsley, and salt and pep posing it and rendering it harmless.—
” 1 h a v e n a t d yeaur v a l n s M e C A S O A -
R B T S and And them perfect. Couldn't do
per. Serve hot.
Journal of Bcienoe.
A Good Beginning
4
Would Help Her Out.
General Debility
If the blood is in good condition a t the beginning of the warm season,
you are prepared to resist disease and are not apt to be troubled w ith boils,
pimples, blackheads and blotches, or the itching and burning skin eruptions
that m ake one’s life a veritable torment and misery.
Now ia the time to begin the w ork of cleansing and building up the
blood and strengthening the w e a k
places in your constitution. During the HORRIBLY AFFUCTEB WITH B 0 IL 8 .
cold winter months we are compelled
X had a horrible
to live indoors and breathe the impure
attack • t b o il«
that broke out all
airv of badly ventilated rooms and of
over my body aad
fices. W e over-work and over-eat, and
fr o m w h lo h X
get too little out-door exercise, andlour
could cat no poe>
systems become clogged w ith impuri
Bible relief until
ties and the blood a hot-bed of germs
X b o r a s taking
and humors of every kind, and warm
y o u r medlolae,
weather is sure to bring a reaction,
aad from my ex
and the poisonous matter in the blood
p e r ie n c e X oea
safely aay 8.8.8.
and system w ill break out'in boils and
to the beet blood
pustules or acaly eruptions and red,
purifier
in
the
world.
disfiguring bumps And pimples. Make
X n . 1C. P . B X T T H X B 8 ,
a good beginning this season by taking
W yth eville, V e. »,
a course of S . 8. S. in tim e ; it w ill not
only p urify your blood and destroy the
THE, BEST TONIC AND APPETIZER.
germs and poisons, but promote healthy W
h ile llr ln r In Bherman, Trie., X bs-
action of the Liver and Kidneys and o a m o a viotim o f impure, w atery
a p p e tite end
an«
blood.
I ran dow n In appetite
give you a good appetite at a time
e n e rg y ; w a i ■ o aroely a b l e to so*
when you need it most.
a t o u t a n d h a d to « t o p o ff a n d r o « t
s lo n a lly . I to o k B. 8 .8 . a n d be-
8. S. S. improves the digestion and o g o a o n a to
im p r o v o a t ouoo, a n d a it a r a
tones up the Stomach, and you are not th o ro u s’h o ou rsa bacarne strongr and
Troll»
continually haunted by the fear of
I t h ln k 8 . 8 . 8. t h è b o e t m e d ic in e X
indigestion every time yon eat, or « v e r u sed aa an a p p e tis e r an d aren
te.
J . G . H G O TT.
troubled w ith dizziness, nervousness e r s a i i i ton
B a llr o a d Street,
R o m e , Ore.
and sleeplessness. There is no reason
to dread the com ing of warm weather if you have your system welt fortified
uggish
and the Blood in a normal, healthy con ditkm . It is the pollute«
nd aad
blood th at invites disease germs, inicrobes and poisons o f every kirn
bring on a long train of spring and summer ailments, break-down the con
stitution, aad produce weakness, lassitude, and other debilitating disorders.
Eczema, Acne, Nettle-rash, Poison O ak and Ivy, and other irritating skin
troubles are sure to make their appearance unless the humors and poisons
are antidoted ahd the thin, acid blood
made rich and strong before the coming
of Warm weather.
A course of 8. 8. 8. now would be
a safe precaution and a good beginning
and enable you to p a s s in comfort
through the hot, sultry months a n d
d sum
mer.' * 8.
escape the diseases common to spring and
summer.
S. 8. 8. is guaranteed
rifier and the most in
purely vegetable and ia recognized aa the best blood puril
vigorating
for onr book on * * The Blood and
vivoratine and pleasantof all tonics. W rite foronrbook
Its Diseases.”
THE SW IFT SPECIFIC CO .« ATLANTA, QAm
Headaches
is u t c i. n w v a ig c i o u u
e m u oa
P sê Ê
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Biliousness
B o i l e d C o r n s t a r c h P u d d in g .
Heat a quart of milk to boiling In a
double boiler and stir Into It five beap-
lng tablespoonfuls of cornstarch dis
solved In a little cold milk. Stii; until
this thickens, then stir in a lump of
butter, add graduaDy a beaten egg.
and beat In a teaspoonful of vanilla
and a dash of grated nutmeg. Serve
hot, with butter and sugar or sugar
and cream.
Sees Resalt of His Labors.
▲ Methodist church et Red Wing,
Minn., has been celebrating its semi
centennial, Rev. .Chsuncey Hobart,
who preached the first sermon there
April 26 , 1863 , is looking on at the
“ exercises.” He is now a patriarhal
gentleman of 92 .
without them. I have used them for some time
for indigestion and biliousness sod am now com
pletely cured Recommend them, to «v e ry one.
Once tried, you w ill never be without thorn la
the family.
tow. A . M a b x , Albany, N. Y .
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American la Oxford »B igh t.”
D. Milburn, sob of the well known
Buffalo lawyer in whqge house Preel-
S h o r t Hufcgeettonn.
Bottles should never be cleaned with dent McKinley died, i s ' 8 member of
shot, aa there is s risk of lead poison the Oxford boat crew this year.' His
almost equally athletic brother has
ing.
Do not scrape a frying pan, as it is missed the “ eight.”
liable afterward to barn, instead, pib
Western Reach Engines.
well with a bard crust of bread and
The 60 -horse power traction engines
wash In hot water.
ared on western ranches will pull sim
A hew lampwlck should be soaked ultaneously 17 14 *Incfa plows plowing
In vinegar/ If this Is done there will 20 feet. The outfit will ptow from tO
Ae neither smell nor smoke, ffnd a to 60 asree pee day, or will plow, drill
moot) brighter light will be given. .
and harrow, all a i one time, with prop
Before cleaning out a fireplace, sprin erly arranged tools, from 86 to 60 acres
kle a good handful of tea leaves among per dsy.— N. Y . Bun.
the ashes. This makes the ashes lift
One Man’s Wisdom.
easier and prevents the dust from fly
Ping— There goes s men worth $ 3 ,-
ing about the room.
On« of the best sauces for fish Is 000*000 end he made every dollar of it
A
made by chopping a tablespoonful of in trade.
Pong— Well, all I’ ve got to say is
capers very flue and then rubbing that I don’t want to trade with a man
them through a sieve with a wooden
like » that.
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spoon. Mix this with an ounce of cold
butter and season with salt »nd pep
. The Effect of Running.
per.
Running lessens the blood supply
To keep palms green and fresh look in the legs.
ing and remove the dusty and faded
appearance of the leaves, wipe each a a a tso M m a o h i m e r y o o .
leaf separately with a cloth dipped In
grucceesora to John Pool«)
at Morrison Street, Portland,
milk. This will at once give back Foot
The
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their natural gloss and frefch green ap Valves and all working parts covered up. 2 h.
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pearance.
ile Gasoline and then go to sleap.”
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Very often cakes stick to the tin; and on Write
anything you need In the machinery line.
It is difficult to get them out without
breaking the cake. Wring out a cloth Over an# million dollars in pensions secured
In cold water and wrap It round the by us for our clients during the six years last
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sides and bottom of the tin. Leave it sonal
and prompt attention to all claims en
for five mlqutes. then tip It up. and the trusted to us. If your attorney has been dis
barred you can appoint us to act In your claims.
cake w ill slip from the tin without Fsea fixed by law and contingent upon su<
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