I
« —
Peculiar to Itself ¿stwjtTia&j'
la combination, proportion and process, Hood’s Sarsaparilla
is therefore Peculiar to itself in merit, sales and cures.
■jvt, . T B A V gL IN O L I B R A R I !»
HEALS
•OLD SORES
Wonderful Growth o f Past Six
N w f
.
„ __ _
_
BrOwMUa
The title at Winston Churchill's now
'wmt * ^
N o old sore e x ist« m erely because the flesh is diseased at that partic-
novel ie “ Mr. Crewe’s Career.”
Mr.
la 1906 traveling libraries had been alar s p o t; i f this were true sim ple cleanliness and local appli
tonic
plications would
Churchill’s previous story, “ The Cross
, aatboriied by law in twenty five etatea. heal them. W henever a sore or ulcer refuses to heal readily, the blood is at
ing,” was published la 1904.
retain__________________ w
_,.t
i Jo sixteen of t eat, tbe libraries were fa u lt ; this vital fluid is filled w ith im puriti
and poisons which are being
Mr. Kipling Is writing s series o f ar in tb« direct charge of state libraries constantly discharged into the place, feeding it w ith noxious matter ana
T he severest forms of scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh, rheu*
ticles on lUs recent experiences In Can or library commission«.
tnatism, dyspepsia, and debility are cured every day by
irritatin g and inflam ing the nerves and tissues so the sore cannot K y i
ada, which will be published under th*
U til wonderful rcoord of growth These impurities in the blood m ay be the remains o f some constitutional
title, “ Lettery to the Family.”
from the idea promulgated by M r. Mel- trouble, the effect o f a debilitating spell o f sickness, lea vin g disease germ s
Sir F. Burnaud in his "Records and ei) Dewey in 1892 ie a most sign'd'ant in the system, or the absorption by tbe blood o f the fermented refuse matter
Reminiscences” says of Browning that teati/ir nial, not only that Illiteracy is which the bodily channels o f waste have failed to remove. A gain the causa
Sold by druggists, ioo doses $ 1 . Begin to take it today. he waa not at all the sort o f man one becoming unpopular, bat that good m ay be hereditary, the diseased blood o f ancestry being handed down to
would take for a poet “ It is expected taste in reading la to bcoome an Amer p o sterity ; but whatever the cause, the fact that the sore w ill not heal shows
Time was when pome of the necessity fo r the yery best constitutional treatment. There is nothing
generally of a poet that be should be ican habit.
form
R
J ? , ********* ** Ubl#t I *ccnncT of drac, oodvcd U dc «, ocooto y t b e r o
I-.™' .,? ? * " ^*f]****riu* **
>■*■!>»» «koeo- bo'ng no low by evaporation, break,,« ortoaka«* o f somewhat eccentric appearance. He oar scholars thought that bad reading that causes more w orry and anxiety than an old sore which resists treatment.
J r * * U*d 8*r**ub#- •• won u la U m | Sold by dnigglito or Mot promptly by mall.
was better that none at alL A well E very sym ptom suggests pollution
Uqold fona. Bona tab« baro
tb* i
O i . l Bood Co., Loodl, Maar. should be above tbe prevailing fashion known teoeber of English literature at and disease— the discharge, the red,
and dress and wear a costume entirely
one of oar largo nniversit'ea stated to angry look ing flesh, the pain and in
of bis own creation and tbe tailor’s
ond of hfs classes twenty year« ago that flammation, and the discoloration o f
H is P M s I la r lt y .
Bxklblt A.
make. Now there was nothing about
“ My husband has such • curious fad.
Weerina (dropping in again)— Well, Browning o f the Teunysonlan rugged It would be better for people to read surrounding parts, all show that deep
even the “ Fiieaide Companion” then down in the blood there are morbid
He’s making a collection of flue silk um Mr. Brackett, have you designed anything
ness. He was In every way ‘nest bat to hare no reading at all. In those and dangerous forces at work, con
brellas— dosens and dosens of them.”
new lately that you would like to show
not gaudy,’ faultlessly dressed, and If day« our rural population had little off stantly creating poisons which m ay
‘That must be s pretty expensive fsd.” me?
“ Wall, of course, I— er—don’t know
Local
Busy Architect— Why, yea; I ’ve put a there is one epithet above another that nothing to tend. Magaxinee were ex in the end lead to Cancer.
how mnch they cost him.”
unique ornamental panel on the outside could be chosen to exactly describe him pensive, and the almanacs and eounty applications are valuable on ly for
of my office door. I ’ll show it to you It would be the adjective “ smug.”
papers mad# a very meager literary their cleansing and antiseptic effects;
presently.
Joseph H. Adams, author o f “ H ar diet. Even the doubtfol good of having they do not reach the blood, where
the cheap weekly paper« throat into the real cause is located, and can
I f you with to obtain a i « i of foot peris Electricity for Boys,” believes
the dooryard waa denied the average therefore have no real curative worth.
that
the
study
o
f
practical
science
cul
beautiful water color pictures nearly
S. S. S. heals old sores by g oin g down
faun home.
tivates
both
mental
resourcefulness
O PEN A L L TH E
life aiee, tree, write (be Pacific Coast
l a these day«, when the farmer ie to the fountain-head o f the trouble
and
the
habit
o
f
bard
work.
“
I
should
C u t m p S u ch
S caddi , Osteon Borax Co., Albany Block, Oakland,
just as eloaa to the heart of tbe world and d rivin g out the poison-producing
Chi., and full information w ill be sent like every boy Interested In electricity
“ T l f r Mroetly en the bee eh 'everloeklsr
as
the rest of ns. If ha ebocaes to be, V
germs
, and morbid matters which are
* nS ttt tom . le t mil baths sad
you together with aa illustrated book to hear what Thomas A. Edison ones
he Is greeted by a bewildering oppor keeping the ulcer open. I t removes every particle o f im purity from the cir
Ic u ffH o u t t a y s a s ;
let fir in g particulars of something of said to me when I was a boy working
tunity for choice among m adfoae and culation and makes this life-stream pure, fresh and health-sustaining. Then
In his laboratories,” Mr. Adams says.
interest to everyone in the fam ily.
m an vicious publications than as new, rich blood is carried to the place the healing begins, a ll discharge
“ I asked the great Inventor If Inven
the inflammation leaves, new tissue and healthy flesh are formed,
common twenty yean ago. Theca
M a tr im o n ia l C o n *
tion was not made up largely o f in a n capable men and women, highly and soon the sore or nicer is w ell. S. S. S. is the greatest of all blood pari-
I »s» day. W m l i l ras«« by the i
Mr. Blllns— I wish I could find some spiration. He looked at me qulsxlcally
1— n n r Mnnss
citiaens, whom fiers and finest o f tonics, just what is needed in tbe treatment, and in addi
cultivated and
way to make the hair grow oa that bald
for s moment, and then replied: “ My early reading waa largely of the char tion to caring the sore w ill build up and strengthen every part o f the system.
spot of mine.
Mrs. Billns—Don’t do It. John. That’s boy, I have litUe use for a man who acter then current in the cheap week Special book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice desired fam ished
the only feature you're got that ever works on Inspiration. Invention Is two lies ; but who shall d a n to prophesy free to a ll who write.
THE SWEPT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAN TA, GA
parts Inspiration and 96 per cent per- that the youth of today, whose literary
eeems to smile. '
FOR
■pi ration.’ "
axeorridna taka him into the oompaay
A r iillr .
There Is more Catarrh In this eeetiou of the
The Stratford Town febakapeare, of “ Baiter Brown” and “ Happy Hoo
•ountry than all otner diseases put together,
“
Doctor,
will
my
boy
recover?”
Towner—
You
live in one of the flooded
and until the last few yean wae suppoeed to be which is to be brought out soon in this ligan” w ill have an even chanoe with
“ Recover? Madam, it will take
suburbs, do you? Nothing dry within a
incurable. For a great many years doctors
and guaranteed
the
youth
of
a
generation
ago
to
devel
a fall off a trolley car to kill your mile of yon?
pronounced it a local dl»eeae and prescribed country, is the only complete edition
absolutely
local remedies, and by constantly Tallin« to o f Shakapeare published in his native op into a useful and law abiding clti- boy.
He’s tbe toogbeat little imp that
Outsome— Great Scott, yea I My
WATERPROOT
cure with local treatment, pronounced It In
sen?
The influences ol the dukse, run* tbe streets.”
has gone dry. Cant get anything to
curable. Science has pro.cn catarrh to be a town. In 1597 Sbakspeare purchased
haughty
oount
sascs,
swaggering
pirates
constitutional disease and therefore requires
“ O, thank you, doctor! Yon have tak her.— Chicago Tribune.
constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, New Place and in the same year Julius sad common ruffians of those days was en auch a load off my mind!” — Chicago
manufactured by P. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Shaw obtained a twenty-five years’
certainly not so quickly transmuted Tribune.
Ohio, is the only constitutional aura on the
OILED SUlTySUCKERS
market. It Is taken Internally in doses from 10 lease o f the bouse standing two doors into bed conduct aa that of the current
drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the ' from New Place. Shaw was a friend
AND HATS
K Ceres While Yea W e *
yellow favorite.
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
Foot-Ease la a certain cure tot
They offer one hundred dollars for any ease It o f Sbakspeare sod one o f the witnesses
Isolation had its advantage« for the « Alton’«
eating,
ealtiu,
and swollen, aching feet. Sol
fails to cure. Send lor circulars and testi to his will. Though parts o f the house
people on our farms. Today, tbe farm ' I » »
, Price 25c. Don’t accept any
monials.
Suits‘ 392 Stackers *399
occupied by Shaw hare been renewed er’ s lad, only leas than his city contem •ubstttute. Trial package FBEJt. Address
Address: P. J. CHEVEY A CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Mien A Olmsted, L e h o y jl. Y.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
tbe main structure of the building is porary, has the worst that our times
JO J t r H IT D tM iM i m frw m tm
Take Hall’s nunily Pills lor constipation.
appeal to the Well-Informed in every
tATMit* n u t /•* n r a v w
unchanged. It is from this old Tudor afford thrust upon him. In the cities,
“ Yon haven’t been back here before for
Ai’fna.r
bouse where Sbakspeare must have the public libraries are live to the ne thirty years, Bill? Goah, tHat’a a long walk o f life and are essential to per
R e s e a tin g «kef 1 Beta n a tio n
“ No, I haven't anything for you.” mid been a frequent guest that the Strat cessity of getting people to read, and lime! What change« do yon see that anr- manent success and creditable stand*
fhg. Accordingly, It is not claimed
die hard featured woman of the house. ford Town edition o f his workfc hat to read that which is, at least, not dis •rise yon tbe most?”
“ Well, to tell you the truth, Dave, what that Syrup o f Figs and Elixir o f
“ Instead of apending yonr time In loafing been issued.
tinctly harmfnl, with strennoua efforts
around the saloons and begging, why don't
and _ help; ( notice more than anything else is that Senna is tbe only remedy o f known
Concerning
the “ Hundred
Beat to promote the more vigorous
yon try to follow some useful occupa
That thoaoTn tT*rTbo<iT ha« grown old so much faster
fa
l
sort
of
reading
The m il t m n ml Ubi,
value, bat one o f many reasons why
Books” Clement Shorter says in bis
tion r
charge of traveling library lyetems a n
re , »ban I have.”
it is the best o f personal and fam ily
“ Madam,*’ said Wareham Long, tilting recent volume o f "Immortal Memories”
his jaded remnant of a hat forward and that there is no possibility o f choosing fo lly conscious that wise «election of ! Mother. Win find Xra. Winslow* ■ Soothing laxatives is the fact that It cleanses,
the book« means mnch to the oommoq- J f ™ p * * « beat remedy to use tor their chiidtea
eying her with a frown, “do I 'look like them fo r any large number o f readers,
sweetens and relieves the internal
1 th. whom interests t h e y ------ luring th. t*ethin, period.
»as o’ de idle rich?”
because there are very few books that
organs on which it acta without aay
may be seen from tb e character of the
Rmfk. r 1#BBj
are equally suitable to every kind o f book« they are «ending to the villages,
Tka Prsfssser.
thank you for r^ o mm« ndlns debilitating after effects and without
His youngest grandchild had managed Intellect. Temperament as well as In ooantry acbool and farm hooags. I t 1« that young clerk,” exclaimed the Indig having to increase the quantity from
to gat possession of a primer and was tellectual endowment makes for so recorded of one well selected and com- 1
time to time.
much In reading. “Take for example bined collection of 40 volomes that in nant old broker as they met in the ele
trying to eat it.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
” Pardon me for taking the words out of the ‘Imitation o f Christ.’ George EHot, three yean it traveled over >,000 miles, vator.
“ What’s the trouble?" queried the truly as a laxative, and its component
your mouth, little one,” mid the professor, although not a Christian, found it soul and had 918 recorded loan« in >8
hastily interposing.—Chicago Tribune.
satisfying. Thackeray, as I think a month« of actual circulation in 8 differ- Jocular banker.
parts are known to and approved by
I sad A lle v it e le Diassscs
more
robust Intellect, found it well eat neighborb
hoods. Only 04 percent | ‘Why, you said be waa aa square as physicians, aa ft la free from all
T ree Tost.
A SURE CAN C ER CURE
ilation waa fiction, so that a dollar, and he Isn’t square at all.” ’ objectionable substances. - T o get its
gho— Was De Plunk's wedding • nifh'as mischievous ak did Eugene Sue. of this ritirali
kwt Received «rma P ek i ^ Ch h w -W e .
“ H ’m ! Neither Is a dollar.”
thaw
encouraging
figures show that the
There
are
great
books
that
can
be
read
larger affair than the 8weelenls'?
beneficial effects always purchase the
Vltn .
. ..
a
He— Tea. De Plunk’s had fifty de j only b y . the few, but surely the very miscellaneous book« are being read n od , rt_ -
genuine— manufactured by the Cali
CONSULTATION
tactives to watch the presents, whereat greatest appeal alike to tbe man o f appreciated. W hat tbe general reenlt FfTo «»rra■■■■iiy « n O i Di. kium -«
fornia F ig Syrup Co., only, and for
CTree esussot sell, irrise tor cyan
. H-JOlac, LL.su Aies BL, Fhtokjto
Sweelenis’ only bad forty-four deteo'1 rich Intellectual endowment, and to the of the circulation of this better claaa o f ,
sale by all leading druggists.
books
in
more
or
less
bookless
commu
man
to
whom
all
processes
o
f
reading
tires to watch theirs.
A C a p ito l C a ro l.
<«etica This ]
are Incomprehensible.” Tbe list which nities ia, no one may definitely know,
F N U
M r 1
Mr. Shorter gives as that o f his owu bat the librarian of any «ytaem of Monotony cannot be wrong
This world each year the lesson teaches.
choosing begins, as most lists do, with traveling libraries coaid find in tbe oor-
reapoodenoc of her office innumerable Che birds all sing tbe same old song.
the Bible.
H E N w r itin g to ad to
raplaoi
Just as we make the same old speeches.
and eloquent testimonial« of tbe good
I inn th is paper
[W
—Washington
Star.
work that ia being done. 8o general ia
I
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
I y Kir 2 rr^Æiîs ¿ss
I Oinos” aV’ïsÆsrïîi
MADE
SERVICE
Truth
and Quality
C Gee Wo
CHINESE
DOCTOR
F or Thin ,
Poor Blood
Y o u can trust a m e d ic in e
tested 60 years I Sixty years
o f experience, think o f that t
Experience with A yer’s Sar
saparilla; the original Sarsa
parilla; the strongest Sarsapa
rilla; the Sarsaparilla the doc
tors endorse for thin blood,
weak nerves, general debility.
-----
1« grand old aradleins eannot ds
¡to boat work It tbs Urn* 1« lasetivo and the
bowel« eeatttpeted. Fer U m brat p ou lb l« re.
{■Ito, M S «hould taka k sattvs d n e w e f l y e H
Ptil» while taking the BanaperUla. T bs ftrag
will quickly respood. sad m will U m bowoU.
Æ iters
JL BA is vraor.
Animante.
Purest
o f the
Pure.
I t D id n 't C o n e N i t i r s l .
“ I hare heard that man tell the truth
once or twice,” said one W ali street
man talking o f another. “ He can tell
| the truth, I admit, but It does not come
natural to him. He reminds me o f the
. Russian moujlk.
“ A Russian moujlk sat one day In
the anteroom o f the military commis
sioner o f hla town. There was an aux-
loua frown on hla face. A friend ap
proached and aald:
“ ‘What Is the matter, Plotr?’ .
“ ‘I am worried,* Plotr answered,
‘about my eon. I don’t know what to
aay when the commissioner asks me
about hla age. You see. If I make bint
younger than he Is he will be sent back
to school, and If I make him out older
they'll stick him In the army. What
the deuce am I to do?*
| “ ‘How would It do,’ said the friend,
thoughtfully, ‘i f you told the commis
sioner bis exact age?*
I “ Plotr slapped bla leg and laughed
delightedly.
I “ *The very thing!’ he cried. ‘I ne >
er thought of that?*"
P a g o f A rray
The best
in the land is not
always the most costly .
BAKING
POWDER
2 d Ounces lor 23 Gents
Is the result o f m odem ideas. Costs
less. Does better work. Y ou must
try it to see. Get a can on trial.
T h e baking w ill be vastly better,
lighter and tastier or w e pay
for the can.
Jaquce M%. Oh
O
When a young man becomes a cadet
at West Point, he enters upon a gov
ernment allowance o f ><109.50 a year.
On graduation the West Pointer is
commissioned a second lieutenant and
receives a salary of $1,400 If unmount
ed or >1,500 If mounted. Increases at
each five year period bring the pay at
the end of twenty years up to >1,900 lu
the one caw and >2,100 In the other.
The pay o f first lieutenants begins at
>1,500 and >1,000; captains, >1,800 anil
>2,000; majors, >2,500; lieutenant colo
nels, >3,000; colonels, >3,500. Each offi
cer attains a 40 per cent maximum in
crease In twenty years.
Otf the average the salary o f the
nriny officer Is higher than that of tbe
college professor, tbe minister or tbe
graded civil service employe. Tbe of
ficer has allowances for residence and
personal attendance. He may buy
household supplies from a government
commissary at cost— Detroit News-
Tribune.
the belief that this class of literature
w ill help people to live ou farms and
in village« more Intelligently, and
therefore more contentedly, that state
workers in farmers’ institutes have per*
■istently acted as advooates of traveling
libraries, with excellent and immediate
results in many oases.
Oregon now has 95 state traveling li
braries being rent to as many stations
throughout tbe state. Aa these libra
ries belong to tbe state there i« no
charge for their use.
Oregon people,
wherever they may be located, may
draw book« from the Oregon Library
oommimion at Salem.
tMah O r a la « * .
The majority of Improved applli
designed to aaalst and lewen the work
o f the housewife are too complicated
and troublesome to
warrant oven a
trial. To gala at
tention they meat
be e x c e e d i n g l y
«Impie in construc
tion, each as the
dish
drainer
ah own here, the
invention o f a New
York man.
Thin
dish d r a i n e r is
made a part of the
dish pan, being binged to the edge at
one o f the handles, ao that It w ill -not
■lip. The drainer is « l w In the form
o f a pan, having aide wall to prevent
the dishes falling to tbe ground when
being drained. The water draining
from the dishes descends down the in
clined bottom of the drainer into the
dish pan. A small upright aerres to
support the outer end o f the drainer,
and raise the drainer on an Incline.
The drainer and dish pan can be In.
•tantly'Wparated or readjusted.
A t the rate of
liquid a day a
during hla life.
pint and a half of
drink* 32,850 pints
T m a t o R eH a h .
One peck o f ripe tomatoes peeled
cold, chop and let drain over night,
six onions cut fine, three beads o f cel
What are uelghbon for? They arc ery, five red peppers, one small.cup of
to notice things. I f yoq ever did any «alt, drain off and add two pounds of
thing out of the way yon are reminded brown sugar, two ounces whole mus
that that waa what your neighbor waa tard seed, fire cups o f vinegar. Put la
glass p a n cold—do not cook.
there for.
T h e K i n d Y o u H a v e A lw a y s B o u g h t h a s b o r n « t h e ___
t u r e o f C h a s. H . F le t c h e r , a n d h a s b e e n m a d e u n d e r h is
p e r s o n a l s u p e r v is io n f o r o v e r S O y e a r s . A l l o w n o o n e
t o d e c e iv e y o u i n th is . C o u n t e r fe it s , I m it a t io n s a n d
** J u s t - a s - g o o d ” a r e h u t E x p e r im e n ts , a n d e n d a n g e r 't h e
h e a lt h o f C h ild r e n —E x p e r ie n c e a g a in s t E x p e r im e n t «
What is CASTORIA
C a s to r la is a h a r m le s s s u b s titu te f o r C a s to r O il, F a r e «
g o r ic , D r o p s a n d S o o t h in g S y ru p s . I t is P le a s a n t . I t
c o n ta in s n e it h e r O p iu m , M o r p h in e n o r o t h e r N a r c o t ic
s u b s ta n c e . I t s a g e is it s g u a r a n t e e . I t d e s t r o y s W <
a n d a lla y s F e v e r is h n e s s . I t c
cu
o r rt e s D ia r r h * o e a a n d W i n d
C o lic . I I t n
r e lie v e s T e e t h i n g T r o u b le s , c a r e s C o n s tip a tio n
a n d F la t u le n c y . I t a s s im ila te s t h e F o o d , r e g u la t e s t h e
S to m a c h a n d B o w e ls , g i v i n g h e a lt h y a n d n a tu r a l s le e p .
T h e C h ild r e n ’ s P a n a c e a —T h e M o t h e r 's F r ie n d «
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
B e a n the Signature of
*
r
Use For Over 3 0 Years.
0 VGLAS
i ^ W.LD
00) ^ 5 2 ^ / ^ 3 5 0
r-nti.es, run e v e n * -
« « R a t a or t h e f s r i l v .
CHIIORCN
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