Newberg graphic., February 01, 1906, Image 3

> 4 « * MF. «tee-o»
> 4 f >4 V
' :
H onesty la on* o f tbo leading prin­
ciples taught In the public schools,
and the teachers begin early to Im-
press tbe value o f tbla tra it In charac­
ter on tbe minds o f the youngest pu­
pils. A Booth Chicago teacher bad a
pupil w ho ga ve her much sorrow by
his unfortunate habit o f fibbing on
eve 17 possible occasion,. One day she
kept him a fter school and ga ve hint
a serious “ talking to.” “ Just look at
the life o f George W ashington," she
aald, "h e couldn’t tell a lie." “ H uh,”
remarked the
unregenera t » * , youth,
"w h a t was the m atter w ith him ?"
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Purifies, enriches and revitalise* the blood
and builds up the whole system.
It radically and permanently cures all blood
diseases, from pimples to scrofula.
It Is tba best constitutional.remadr for ca­
tarrh, rbaumatlam and dyspepsia
*3
There Is no time of year when It Is not more
widely useful than aay other medicine.
These statements arc confirmed dally by
cured and grateful men and women.
Over A M testimonials in the last two
years—an unequaled. unapproached record I
Now put up In tablets, as well as usual
liquid form. 100 Doses Ous Dollar.
^111
A
B o re S p o t.
“ W oodby tells me he has -been
w orkin g on his fam ily tree o f late.” .
“ Tee, it seems to keep him pretty
busy.”
o
“ Rather complicated work, e h ? ’
“ Yes; 1 believe he- discovered a
hangm an’ s noose on one o f the
branches and he’s having some trou­
ble s a w in g ‘It off.” — Philadelphia Press.
The more we know of our ilia, the
easier and sooner relief will come.
Pains and aches of the flesh.
Joints and muscles are
Not Rear R i d . ,
“ I t ’ s really distressing to
think,”
said the w ealthy Mr. Karraay, “ »hat
many very common and Ignorant peo­
ple w ill be admitted to heaven.”
“ W ell,” replied Mr. Cdttlng, “ that
needn't
w orry -you.” — Philadelphia
Press.
Ptso'a Cure 1* a good couch medicine.
I t has cared couch* and colds for forty
years. A t druggists, 25 cents.
M is
M a la
P a a lt.
"B u t w h y should you w orry o ver
your son?” said the Incubator drum­
mer. “ You aald he was cut out fo r
som ething g r e a t? ’ -
“ Th at's Just the trouble,” alghed the
old farm er. “ H e is ao slow that ev­
ery tim e he gets an opportunity some­
body Jumps ahead an’ cuts him o u t ”
Rheumatic
Permanently Cored. N o fits or
after flratday's useofDr.Kllne sUreat N erve
itorer. Bend for F r e s S 3 trial boule and (resila#.
.J L H . K iln # Ltd..M l Arch BL. Philadelphia, P #
A
The mission of the Old-Monk-
Cure
St. Jacobs Oil
la t o c u r e , and the world knows
It does it safely and surely.
In tba copper belt o f Shasta county,
California, ere has bees found 280 feet
deeper than it haa been found hitherto.
Prloe, *5c. en d JOe.
CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING
Portland Trade Directory
Names mut I
sedative Best
B a a la e a a O p p o r t u n it y .
Rachel— "H e rs Is your ring, Solo­
mon. I can never m arry you, fo r I
love another."
Solomon— “ V ere iss de m as
you
lo fe ? ’
“ H eavens! You won’t kill him, w ill
your
“ No, but I v lll sell him d s ring
■bean.” — Tales.______________
In Portland a f Rcpre-
P H O T O M l'P P I.IK H ; Kodak drvrlordn*and print­
ing; write for priera Woodard. Clark# A Co.
M A G IC
I'D ,
Lcta#»t priera on Lantern, and Slides.
K I.A HTIO n O 'I V .R Y ; Happ-inera, Braera: Knit to
M l ; trm e mraaureinrnt blank,: Woodard, Clarke.
HOHSKH o f all kind# tar ,a l, at v ery rraaonabu
price,. Inquire 275 tro u t SL
T K U S S t a ,rn t on a ip -o v a l; we enatantre St ta
moat difficult c u n ; Woodard, Olarke A Co.
A R T I F I C I A L K Y K H ; ryrry ,h ad-an d t-kapr; aa-
■orunenl acotan approval; Woodard, C.arka Co
C R B A M S E P A R A T O R S —W c p aeraateeih e O.S.
Mrparator to br the beat. W rite for One catalog.
Haaelwoud C«^.Fifth and Oak.
M E N 'S C liO T H ir tO — Ruff um A Predlrton. sole
agro • Alflred M rn J *m lo correct clothe# E r.r y -
thlnc In m rn 'i funi ahina# Morrison end Sixth
etreets. Opposite poaloflU#
F R E E L A N D I N O R SO O N u-dcr the Carey Irrt-
act. Heed d reel from Mate. W rite today.
^ lon
>klet and map free. B. S. Cooke A Co., l » I
A ld er atreet. Portlet d, Oregon.
P O U L T R Y FOOI>— I f you want yoor bene to la/
moro
m
oro. egra write na tar Wee particulars about PU­
R IN A P O U L T R Y IK K D H —Aetna Milla C o,
Feri; aad. Ora
T A IL O R H —Columbia Woolen M ill* On.. Portland,
Ore. Latent style clothe# iliau, to measure cheap.
Oar self measurement ayateni Insures periect tit.
W rite for free *.tinpl5* and prices.
P I A N O S . * O R G A N S — Oldest piano house on Pa­
cific coast. Organ, end Plen a, on easy payment#
W rite Tor I.at. Let u, quote you • price. A llen A
UUbert-R#m#ker Co., Per.land, Oiegon.
Oregon H erb«—Specific tor all Kidney and Bladder
trouble# Cure, B A C K A C H E . Price 50c. Trial
alee Rent by mall for 10c. In »tamps. Bend today.
MO* Third Bt.
Human Hair Ooo 1*—Switches, Pe-npadoura, Men’s
Toupees and W ig ,; beat quality; lowest prices;
price Hat; rpall orders a specialty,
sand foe free
~
Paris H air Bt tore, KM Washington Bt. Kst IMA
■ssks W rltua la
Prison,
A publisher w as talking about Oacar
W ilde's strange book,-“ De Profundla,"
with Its pathetic decoration o f a bird
beating Its wlnga against tbe bars o f
a cell.
“ W ild e’s Is not the first good book
to have been w ritten In Jail," be aald.
"J a il, in fact, seems to be a good ptacs
to w rite books In. Literary men sur­
pass themselves there.
' “ John Bunyan fir rote ‘ P ilg rim ’ s P ro g ­
ress’ In jail.
“ Cervautes w rote ‘Don Quixote' In
prison.
“ D efoe laid the plans for ‘ ftobinsoq
Crusoe’ during a term o f confinement
Imposed on him fo r the w ritin g o f a
pamphlet called ‘T b e Shortest W ay
With the Dissenters.’
“ Leigh H unt w rote ’Bim ini” In JslL
“ Sir W a lter Raleigh, during bis four­
teen years’ imprisonment In tbe tow er
o f London, w rote bis excellent ‘H istory
o f tbe W orld.’
“ S ilvio Pellico and Tasso both did
their best w ork In JslL”
L o sses From Insoct Posts.
C. L . M arlatt, o f tbe Department of
A gricu ltn re in W ashington, has pre­
pared a statement aa to tbs loss by in­
sect pests in the U nited States each
year. H e notes that the losses each
year in a ll tb e plant products o f the
soil, both in tbs grow ing and in tbs
stored state, together w ith those in
liv e stock, exceed tbs en tire expendi­
ture o f the national government, in­
cluding tbe pension roll end the-m ain­
tenance o f tb e arm y and the n avy.
Placin g the value o f tbaas products aft
$5,000,000,000, per year, he notes an
annual shrinkage due to insaeft pasta of
fu lly 10 per cent -in many cases o f 50
per cent; but at 10 per cent, $500,000,-
000 is “ tbs minim um yearly tax w hich
insects levy upon the products o f the
farm .”
T h is does not include loss to
farm products in stotags, $ 100 , 000 , 000 ;
or to natural forest and food products,
also $ 100 , 000 , 000 ; m skipg a total an­
nual
loss o f $700,000,000 d irectly
traceable to insect pests.— From W . 8 .
H arw ood’ s “ Saving California’ s F ru it
Crops,” in tbe February Centry.
R e a fi- P » »s e e « O il o f L o a o #
"T h is oil o f lemon,” ssld tbe spice
merchant, *Ts an exquisite thing. It Is
hand-pressed— pressed by hand out o f
lemon rind. Smell It." .
| T h e odor o f the clear oil suggested
sunlit lemon groves miles In extent on
a mountainside overlooking the blue
sea.
va-U'gfififf! w w-m- W’D 'l 'y 'y 'W 'l w F I y
" I ’ll tell you how tbe oil o f lemou Is
extracted,” be said. “ A man sits w ith
a sponge In one band and a piece o f
• I t C a m # U p o n t h e M i d n i g h t C le a r .
fresh lemon peel In the other.
He
It came upon the midnight cl<
presses tbe peel against the sponge,
That glorious song o f old,
giv in g It finally s certain difficult and
From angels bending near tne earth
dexterous tw ist, and this breaks tbs
T o touch their harps of gold;
cells In the rind, and the oil— there’s
"Peace on the earth, good will to men
only s h a lf drop o f It— comes reluc­
From Heaven’, all-gracious Kin g.”
tantly out upon the sponge.
The world In solemn stillness lay
“ W hen the sponge has taken up the
T o hear the angels sing.
drlbbllngs o f about a hundred rinds. It
•till through the cloven skies they coma Is w et enough to be squeezed out. An
With peaceful wings m/furlM,
ounce or so o f clear and fragran t oil
And still their heavenly music floats
them flows from i t
O’er all the weary world.
“ Th ere is no w a y to extract this qtl
Above ita aad and lowly plains
w ithin a lemon rind except by squeez­
They bend ou hovering wing,
in g and tw istin g tbe rind by band. It
And ever o'er its Babel sounds
takes the rinds o f about 1,200 lemons
The blessed angels sing.
to make one pound o f oil.”
Bat with the woee o f sin and strife
M a t a s a D is k .
The world has suffer’d loag;
"O u r English cousins,” remarked
Beneath the angel-strain hare roll’d
tbe woman who has Just returned
T w o thousand yea re of wrong;
from the land o f John Bull, “ do not
And man, at war with man, hears not
w a it until the arrival o f H a llow e’en
The love-dong which they bring.
Oh! ftush the noise, ye men o f strife.
become interested In the tasty and nu­
And hear the aogeia sing!
tritious o u t
I w as particularly Im­
pressed w ith their manner o f serving
And ye, beneath life's crashing load
cobnnts, which are sim ilar to though
Whose forms are bending low,
larger than our hazelnuts. F o r lunch­
Who toil along the climbing way
eon or fo r tea these nuts w ere quite
W ith painful stepa and alow,
the
most delicious things I ate. * Th ey
Look now! for glad and golden bourn
w ers served fresh and green, w ith de­
Come awiftly on the wing.
licious brown bread and butter and
Oh! rest beside the weary road,
And hear tbe .angel« aingl
a salad made o f crisp yrhlte lettuce
leaves, w ith a French dressing. O ver
F or lot the daya are hastening on,
there these cobnuts come, as a rule,
By prophet-barda foretold,
from the neighborhood o f K e n t Bug-
When with the ever-circling years
land may be lacking In fruit, but she
Comes round the age o f gold;
certainly takes advantage o f many o f
When peace shall over all the earth
her
other products.”
Its ancient splendors fling,
And the whole world send back the song
Which now the angela sing!*
—•Edmund H. Sears.
Send postal for
I M * m M » 4ft»> M t > | » M
0LD
« F a v o rite ^
For
L
Troubles
A y e r ’« C h erry Pectortl cer­
tainly cure* cough»* cold»«
bronchitis,consumption* And
it certainly strengthens weak
th ro a ts and w e a k lungs.
There can be no mistake about
this. You know it is true. A n d
your own doctor will say so.
-
- My HWta boy tad a torrtela eooffh. Itotod
everythin# I could beer of but In .ale until
I Irf.d Ayer*. Cherry Pectoral. The Snt
night be waa batter, end he .teadllv Improved
until h# was perfect)/ wall." Mae. S. i .
a r m s . Am », ill.
t/ w ^ C w u !S #
yers
to
G o o d -B y ,
Sw eat
D ay.
Good-by, sweet day, good-by!
I have so loved thee, but I cannot hold
a# g i # a .
thee.
Mothers will find Mr*. Winslow’s Soothing
“ W e enjoyed your plano recital last Departing like a dream the shadowa
Syrup the best remedy to use for their children
evening immensely, profeeeor."
fold thee;
during the t#jthing period.
-
A.
“ I am glad you did, madam. I waa Slowly thy perfect beauty fades away:
unable to be present myself, on aceount Good-by, sweet day I
M at la # k a a E a s y M a tt# r.
of
an accident, but a brother artist kind­
“ These shoes w ill be all t ig h t ,” eald
ly filled the engagement for me."
Good-by, aweet day, good-by!
the salesman, “ a fte r you have got
Dear were thy golden hours o f tranquil
them broken in.”
Tbe young man,
Deafness Cannot Be Cared
splendor,
v
w ho bad been hesitating between that by local applicaUona as they cannot reach tbs
Badly thou yiehlest to the evening tender
pair and one a alee larger, took the diaeaaed portion of toe ear. There is only on# Who wert so fa ir from thy first morning
way to cur# dea.noa# and that Is by vonstltu-
salesm an's w ord fo r it, and purchased tlonal
remedies. Deafnen Is caused by an In-
ray;
the ahoea.
A week later he came ttamtd condition of the mucous lin in g of the Good-by, sweet day!
Kustechtan Tube. When this tube 1* Inflamed
back to tbe store with a perceptible yon have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hear­
ing, and when It la entirely closed, Deafness is
Good-by, sweet day, good-fty!
limp.
the result, and unless tbe inflammation cKn be
“ I wish you’d stretch these ahoea,” taken out and thia tube re toied to Ita normal Thy glow and charm, thy smiles and
tones and glances.
idltlou. hearing w ill -be destroyed forever;
he said. " T h e y hurt m y fee t terri­
ie eases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, Vanish at last, and solemn night ad­
bly.”
which la nothing but anqnflamed condition of
vances;
“ H aven ’ t you got them broken in therm ucous surfaces.
We w ill give One Hundred Dollars for say Ah, couldst thoq yet a little longer stay I
y e t ? ’ asked the salesman.
ease of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can­ Good-by, aweet dayl
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cur# Bead lor
“ Oh, yea,” aald the young man. « not
1 reals ri, free.
F. i. CHXNEY A CO., Toledo. O
“ T h e trouble is that I can’t get m y
Good-by, aweet day, good-by!
Bold by Drugrlsts, 79c.
fe e t broken In.”
All thy rich lift s my grateful heart re­
> H all’s Family ITUs are the best.
members.
The while I watch thy sunset's smoulder­
C o a id N a t T r e s t H im .
ing embers
A ft e r s w ordy argument In which
D U in the west beneath tha twilight
neither scored tw o irishm en decided
gray.
to fight It o u t I t waa agreed, aaya Good-by, sweet day!
the W aablngton
Post, that when —Cel%i Theater.
eith er aald “ I ’ ve enough” the fight
should cease.
T h e v e r y fir c t m a t c h .
A ft e r they had been at It about ten
minutes one o f them fell, and im m e­ J a k a W a l k e r , a a K a g l l e k D r a g g l a t ,
diately yelled, “ Enough, I ’ ve enough!”
W o # t h e I n v e n t o r l a 1 8 2 T.
But his Opponent kept on pounding
In tbe nineteenth century— the cen­
him until a man who w aa w atching tury in which so many wonderful things
them aald:
* s e r e done— the fourth atep in tbe de­
“ W h y don’t yon let him np? H a velopment o f tbe match was taken. In
ALL THE
says he’a got enough.”
1827, John W alker, a druggist In a
HÄT DEALERS 'VjrÑlP
“ I know he aaya ao,” said the vic­ small English town, tipped a splint
AJ. Town c a ESTABLI 5 HU l&M
tor, between punches, “ but be’a such with sulphur, chlorate o f potash and
— boston raw vont cmicaso
a llaft you can’t believe • word be snlphid o f antimony, and nibbed It on
TDVa aJUMM Ca.UeM.TOtOfTO. CAR.
says!”
sandpaper, and it burst into flame. Tbo
SABSAPAKUA
PILLS.
K e e p th e b o w e l s r e g u la r w it h A y e r’»
F ill» a n d t h u s h a s t e n re c o v e ry .
A
ffaperb
Defeaae.
M anager Jackal (o f the Jungle Uni­
versity eleven)— W e're going to let
“ Quills” Porcupine play half-back this
afternoon.
Monkey ’06— I hear he's a mighty;
dangerous proposition.
M anager Jackal— W ell, he never
' gets sat on more than once during a
1 game.— Puck.
•m t
» ooo‘ooo‘z$ »noq* mmt n»q
-re U| m|UIM »1 » I o no|X#i p;oS sqj,
N # 5-
F.M.U. *
| w HS L u £ < 5 tF
"Book of
Tre tents’*
1
Send
for K C
right a-
way. It
purer and
more efficient
than any Bak-
j ing Powder that
costs three times
as much.
Do
you know
the secret of
th e Wave
Circle ?
Wonderful!
Don’t delay,
another
day!
25 ox. for 25c.
A U grocers
AGAINST
THE STORM
Jaques Pifa. Cot.
Chicago
THERE 15 NC
PROTECTS IN
THE
IKE
18 YEARS HERE
A nd d o le * dental work s!l the tim e—that la
the record of Dr. W. A. Wlae. In our eo-
tebliuhmerit ere expert dentlat* who ere
competent to nprtorie the most Important
dental operation# No matter th * nature
of tbe work, there 1* a maa here to do It.
ÍCIER5
WISE BROS., D E N T IS T S
DR. H. A. S T C R D K V A N T . S p e c ia l *t oa
Children’* Teeth aad Regulating.
M L W . A . wise
Falling Bldg., Third and Waahinirton Bin.
I # m. to * p. m. Ouodajr* » to 11. M a o * U
▼orb Dear aa V ttU v aad ReetUr P a rn a b
OR. T. p. wise.
druggist had discovered tbe first fric ­
tion-chemical match, the kind w e use
to-day. I t Is called friction-chemical
MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS
Fastest, lightest and Mroageat Stomp Pullet
because it is made by m ixing certain
a# the market. 11* Home power oa the sweep
chemicals together and rubbing them.
with two bona# Writ# for dseertptlve catalog
aad price#
: ; 1
=
Although W alk er’s match did not re­
RBIBR SO N M A C H IN E R Y CO.
quire th e bottle o f acid, it nevertheless
F a s t m l M arris## Str##t
Portland. Or#g#a
was not a .good one. I t could be lighted
l Intestines with a costly waste of Digestive
only by hard rubbing, and It sputtered
Juice, as Salts, Castor Oil, Calomel.
, N o other bodily suffering is equal to that produced by the pain of Rhet*
and threw fire In all directions. In a
•- Jalap, or Aperient Waters, always do.
matism. W hep the poisons andr acids, which cause this disease, become in­
few years, however, phosphorus was
No.— Cascarets strengthen and stimu­
trenched in the blood theye is hardly any part of the body that is not af­
late the Bowel Muscles instead.
fected. The muscles become sore and drawn, the nerves twitch and sting, substituted on the tip fo r antimony,
the joints inflame and swell, the bones ache, every movement is one of and the change worked wonders. Tbe
These are the Muscles that Hne thé
agony, and the entire body is racked with pain. Rheumatism is. brought on match could now be lighted with very
Food passages and that tighten up when
by indigestion, stomach troubles, torpid Liver, weak Kidneys and a general little rubbing, and It wns no longer
Food touches them, thus driving that
inactive state of the system. The refuse matter instead of passing off necessary to have sandpaper upon
Food on to its finish.
which
to
rub
I
t
It
would
Ignite
when
through nature’s avenues is left to sour and form uric acid, and other acrid
They are the Muscles that turn Food
isona which are absorbed into the blood. Rheumatism does not affect rubbed on any dry surface! and there
into Strength through Nutrition.
was no longer any sputtering. This
alike. In some cases it takes
A b o u t flft##n years ago X had a a#ver#
wandering form ; it may be in the attaek o f g h a u a a U s s t and eould not was the phosphorus match« the match
arms or legs one day and in the w o rk w ith a a y aatlsfaction. wLy l#sa with which we are so fam iliar.
w ar# b a d ly sw o llen and Braw n #o I
W ell,— a Cascaret acts on your Bowel
Shoulders, feet, hands, back or other could
A fte r the Invention o f the easily
scarcely w a lk . I tried many rem­
parts of the body the next. Others edies but eould y#t no relist. I w aa fin­ lighted phosphorus match there wns
Muscles as If you had Just Sawed a cord
a lly recommended to try 8. 8. 8. and It
suffer more seriously, and are never soon
of wood, or walked ten miles.
our#d me Bound and w#U. X am no longer use fo r the dip-splint or the
free from pain. The uric acid and n ow 74 y#ara old and h a w nevar had strike-a-ligbt Th e old metbods o f get­
That's why Cascarets are safe to take
Other irritating substances find lodge­ an y ra tu ra o f tha troubla,
ting a blaze w ere gradually laid astdo
continuously in health; and out of health.
JOBSFH FKOUX H A W L B Y ,
ment in the muscles and joints and
Box 104.
Aurora, 111. and forgotten. Th e first phosphorus
Because they move the Food Naturally.
hs these deposits increase the mus­
matches
w
ere
sold
at
25
cents
a
block
digesting
It without waste of tomorrow's
Sometime ago X had Bheum atlam and
cles become stiff and the joints had
to qu it w ork . The pains In my back — R block containing 144 matches— and
Gastric
Juice.
R
E
A
T
medicine,—
the
Saw-
____ between my shoulders w a s so In­
locked and immovable. It matters and
VONDERFUL HOME
I could not rest or sleep. I tried they w ere used by but few . Now a
They thus work all the Nutrition out of
buck.
hot in what form the disease may be 'e tense
TREATMEHT
v ery th in g but nothing aid a # any good hundred matches can be bought fo r a
It before it decays.
the
cause
is
always
the
same—
a
sour,
till I heard o f and took 8. 8. 8. This 1
Two
hours
a
day
sawing
T b li wonderful Chl-
I t If said that In the United
medicine oured m# sound and w all. I t i cen t
acid condition of the blood.
This purl
The thin, fist. Ten Cent box is made
neo# Doctor la callrd
wood will keep a n y o n e ' s
fled my blood and mad# me feel Ilka w e use about 150,000,000,000 matches
great because he cures
vital stream lias lost* its purity and a n#w man.
to fit your Vest Pocket, or “ My Lady’s "
peapt. Without opera­
Bowels
regular.
a year. This, oh an average. Is about
OONBAD LOHB,
tion that are given up
freshness, and instead of nourish­
Purse.
N o need of pills. Cathartics, Castor
to die. He cures with
five matches a day for every person.—
Anderson,
lad.
188
B.
18th
St.
ing and feeding the different parts
those wonderful Chl-
Carry It constantly with you and take
Oil nor "P h ysic," If you’ll only work tho
St. Nicholas.
m as herbs, roots, buds,
With health-giving projjerties, it fills them with the acids and salts of this
barks and vegatablr*
a
Cascaret whenever you suspect you
Sawbuck regularly.
that a n entirely un­
painful and far-reacning disease. The cold and dampness of Winter always
A G ood T h in g .
known to medloal eel-
__________ _ _ _ _ _ _
need one.’ „
Exercise
Is
Nature's
Cure
for
Consti­
intensify the pains of Rheumatism, and the sufferer to get relief ffom the
ened In ibis oosutry* ThrO igit the use at ,n< a 1
“ W h at are you doing n o w ? ’
Thus you will ward off Appendicitis
harmless remedies this tarnnu do tor knows
pation and.—Ten-Mile walk will do, If you
agony, rubs the affected parts with Iftniments. oils, lotions, etc., or uses
the action of ever 500 different remedies which
“ I ’ m putting a new patent safety haven't got a wood pile.
Constipatioi!, Indigestion, — and other
he successfully usss In different diseases. H e
U N '
“
' M
f '■ I
guaraeteeetocurecatarrh, asthma, long, ihroai,
razor on the market.”
things besides.
rheumatism, nervousness, stomach, liver; kld-
s
e
e
“ Good thing?”
aeys, etc.;
hundreds of testimonial#
Druggists— 10 Cents a Box.
charges moderate. Call and sea hint. Pati row
"W e ll, It's the kind o f a rasor that
But, If you will take your Exercise In
out or the city writs for hlankr aad c routers.
edy for Rheumatism, It goes iato the
Be very oereful to get the genuine,
Bond stamp. C O N S U L T A T IO N FMBK.
blood and attacks the disease at its head, Impels the man who shaves with It to an Easy Chair, there's only one way to
made only by tbe Sterling Remedy Com­
and by neutralizing and driving out the go back tq the regular »hop again—■ do that, and make a Success of it.
Miren THE C. SEE «0 CHINESE MEDICHE CO
pany and never «old In bulk. Every tab­
acida and building up the thin, sour and the professional barbers pay me
Because.— there’s only one kind of
1U M Pint IL , V C. Cor. M arrisa#
let stamped " CC C ."
,
blood It cures the disease permanently. a handsome salary fo r Introducing I t ” Artificial Exercise for the Bowels and Its
Mention papar.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
e
v
e
e
W hile cleansing tbe blood S. S. S. tones — Cleveland Plain Denier.
name Is "C A S C A R E T S .”
up the stomach, digestion and every
r r F R E E T O O t lR F R IE N D S I
Cascarete are the only means to exer­
G r# a < P a t ie n c e .
“
I
f
patience
la
a
virtue,
Lopber
Is
cise
the
Bowel
Muscles,
without
work.
excited nerves, reduces the inflammation, dissolves the deposits 1» the joints,
They don't Purge. Cripe, nor "upset
relieves all pain and completely cures this distressing disease.^, S. S. 8. is a one o f the inoet virtuous men on earth.”
iole, i rn cents i
your Stomach," because they don't act
i of n#d faith tad
sod to corar coot of Caocants.
| certain cure for Rheumatism in any form { Muscular, Inflammatory, Articu- 1 “ Got lots o f patience, eh?”
iBwdainty trinket
trial is loadod.
Wttb which"
Tit
"Yes, he’s been nlttlng around fo r like Cathartics.
—
lar Sr Sciatic. Special book on the disease and any medical advice, without
Send to-day,
day, oentlaoiat this paper. Addr^a
at least ten years, w aitin g for work.”
Star
Un«
~
charge, to fill who write. ------ "
Alcas#
or
Mow
Ysrk.
In e y don't flush out your BoRels and
RHEUMATISM
B O D Y RACKED W IT H PAIN
Si
Or. C. Gee Wo
E
H
ft
PURELY VEGETABLE. 0£her ^
4
o{ the gy8tenif
th-a
Grandfather’s Cure for
Constipation