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,, ‘ In thousands o f homes, fo r motto than thirty years, H ood's Sarsaparilla hiu been taken, aa a Spring Medicine, by every member of th« family. Peculiar to Itsstf in what it is and what i{ does, it combines the best blood purifiers, appetizers and tonics, and effects complete cures o f Spring' Ailments—all blood diseases, pimples, eruptions, eczema, scrofula, all stomach, Uver and kidney complaints, loss o f appetite, that tired feeling, all low or run-down conditions o f the system. Hood’s Sarsaparilla effects its wonderful cures, not simply bees use it contains sarsaparilla, but beeauus it combines the utmost remedial values o f more than 20 different ingredients, each greatly strengthened end en riched by this peculiar combination. These ingredients are the very rem edies that succes8ful physicians prescribe fo r the same diseases and ail ments. There is no real substitute fo r H ood’s Sarsaparilla. I f urged to buy any preparation said to bo “ just as good»’ ’ you may be sure it is in ferior, costa less to make, and yields the dealer a larger profit. Begin taking H ood's Sarsaparilla today, in the usual liquid form o r in the chocolated tablets known aa Saraataba. 100 Doaea One Dollar. W u lM I Y m r . Nan— So, after six years’ courtship, all la off between Tim and Tiny. Many O d ors and G erm s May Be Die Fan— Y es; they Ipved not wisely, but pensed With by T h eir U se. too platonically. E x-President R oosevelt’ s farm ers’ If You Have C om m on B ore Eyas, com m ission, appointed fo r the purpose i f lines blur or run together, you need o f investigating and reportin g upon tho P E T T IT ’ S E Y E S A L V E . 26 c. A ll conditions o f the great farm in g indus druggists or H oward B ros., Buffalo, try o f our country, found that one o f the greatest disadvantages the fan n in g A a tlfe w H orror. com m unity baa to contend w ith , ow ing “ Spcakin’ about this ’ere tariff,” aaid to the absence o f proper sew erage, was the man with the bulbous none, “ it makes the unsanitary conditions surrounding all the difference hi the world whose the homes. docks is gored.” N ow this same condition prevails not only upon the farm but also in sm all towns and suburbs o f citie s where there are no sew ers or w ater w orks, and where the people have to depend upon w ells fo r their w ater supply. U sually these homes have a w ell at the rear o f the bouse, near the kitchen door. A few fe e t further w ill probab Uncle Zeb (looking over bill of fare)— ly be an old style to ile t, standing over Henry, how do you order bog sad bom- an unwalled vault dug a few fe e t into lay at a fust class rest’rant? the ground. The greasy w aters and City Nephew— Yod don’t, nude. slops from the kitchen are eith er con veyed by a pipe from the sink to a hole in the ground, or em pited into the back yard to putrify and from w hich the swarm s o f flies, attracted by the ob noxious oders from this decaying mass r u iil «t • rw 'a u ln , on the ground and to the to ile t, carry There’s many a first-class office That goes to a fourth class slob; While all that g first class man can get bees carry pollen from flow er to flow er. Is • msesly fourth class Job. In the w inter aeaaons we do not have tbe germ carrying flies to pollute our Pain and sw elling seldom indicate food, but w e have an agent equally aa internal organ ic trouble. They are nad in the rains, which saturate the usually tha result o f local cold or in earth and carry the seepage from these flam m ation w hich can be quickly re polluted places down through tho m oved by a little H am lins W isard OIL ground, uniting w ith and constantly T ry and see. contam inating the w all w ater w ith ty phoid and other germ s. A ll o f these dangers can bo overcom e at a com paratively sm all expense by tbe installation o f a properly designed and constructed septic tank, w ith a glased vetrifled sew erage system con n ectin g the bouse and to ile t w ith tbe same. The tank being practically buried in the ground and berm atically sealed, w ith tee inlet aad ou tlet pipes beneath the w ater, there can be no oders escape from i t Even the ‘ w ater from the outlet, or overflow , o f the of tee California Fig Syrap Co. and th tank is d ea r, odorless and germ lees, all o f which are ow in g to the fa c t that scientific attainments of its chemists hav the specific gravity o f all vegetable rendered possible the production o f Syru and animal m atter entering the tank of Figs and Elixir o f Senna, in all o f it , w th its germ s, odors, e tc., cause it to float to tho surface o f the w ater, which excellence, by obtaining the pure medi fatal principle*of plants known to act mo«, ia alw ays maintained at a considerable H «ra it distance above the overflow. beneficially and combining them most floats undisturbed w hile in it certain skillfully, in the right proportions, with m ierobee develop w h ite devour and de its wholesome aad refreshing Syrup ol stroy i t A system o f this kind can be put to w ithout investing in high prioed California Fig*. plum bing good« or tbe services o f a Aa there i* only one genuine Syrup of plum ber, as it ia constructed principal Fig* aad Elixir of Senna and as tbe gen ly o f concrete and sew er pipin g. Any uine ia manufactured by an original handy man should be able to install i t method known to the California Fig Syrup I f a septic tank system waa properly Co. only, it is always accessary to buy the installed at such places ae described in this article, those homes w ould be aa genuine to get ita beneficial effect*. sanitary aa a home in the city . A knowledge of the above facte enable* one to dedine imitation* or to return them Always shake In Allan’* Foot-JCaaa, n powder. if, upon viewing tbe package, the full name It cure» hot, ■westing, aching, swollen leet. Can» corns, ingrowing nail*and bunion*. At cf the California Fig Syrup Co. ia not found UldniggUtaand*hoa*terc*, 2 &e. Dont accept printed on the front thereof The greatest known depths o f tbe ocean are six miles, while tbe greatest mountain heights known are about five and a half ESIÏ ! 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Bldg., Portland destructive Influences o f the atm o» I**re The tab* whistles have two, three or Or* tabes. I* ■one specimens •be Are tubes are made o f oxborn in stead o f bamboo. * | T h e fou n t whistles are furnished With a mouthpiece and small apertures he number o f two, three, six, ten 9 ooD rops “ W ell, J congratulate you,” aatd the and even thirteen. Certain among law yer to his client, aa they w aited f them ham , besides, a number o f bam in the corridor fo r the elevator. “ H ere boo tubes, some oo the principal you are without a stain or grease spot mouthpiece, some arranged around It on your character. You cun. bold up ’Tbene varieties are distinguished by your bead once more and look you r different names. Thus s whistle with fellow man in the eye and bit b'ta»' th e mouthpiece and ten tubes is called In the eye If you want to. You have ‘ ■the eleven eyed one." ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. passed through th e,ordea l unscathed. ■ The explanation o f the practice o f The a d d test o f question and eromh this quaint custom which the Chinese question has todlsputaNgr' shown the offer Is not very satisfactory. Accord- true gold o f your character. ■' Yes, In lug to them these whistles are Intended deed. yon certainly are to be congrat to keep tbs flock together and to pro ulated.’’ tect the pigeons from attacks o f birds “T hat’s a ll right about that,” said o f prey. There seems, however, little tho client, m orosely, “ but If there's reason to believe that a hungry hawk any gold In my character there ain 't could be induced by this Innocent mu none anywheres else about md. You sic to keep a loof from satisfying bis N a r c o t ic . took care o f th a t I’m busted. I tqppetlte, and this doubtless savors o f guess I’ll have to touch you fo r a lit an afterthought which came up long tle. You did soak It to me good and after the Introduction o f thla usage h ard." through the attempt to give a rational “ I merely mentioned what my fee and practical Interpretation o f som e would be fo r undertaking your case,” thing that has no rational origin what •aid the law yer. “ You did the re st ever, for it la not the pigeon that prof D o you think I charged yon too its from this practice, but merely the m u ch !" human ear, which feasts on the wind “ I think about h alf what I paid you blown tubes and derives aesthetic w ould have been plenty.’* replied the pleasure from this music. client, frankly. “ It wasn’t much o f a case, There wasn’t nothin’ to I t Say, It was a pipe." “ It was, eh 7“ “ Sure. I ’d have bet my k it o’ tools against your law Uherry that the ver- dick would be *aot guilty* afore that Jury went out.” J 5 D oses -,3 3 e * m s “ How much do you suppose my li brary is w orth 7" asked the law yer. “ D o you think that you’d be giving odder *T know I would,” said the clie n t “ It wouldn’ t be worth nothin' to me an’ I wouldn’t know where to sell I t Tfca Hose. No, I wouldn’t have no one fo r ypur The nose, tbe moat conspicuous fea books an’ I do know how to nse my ture at tbe human face, bas alwayt tools, if I do say i t ” “ That’s what the police seem ed to been regarded with great Interest from an esthetic point o f view , but It H think,” observed the lawyer. “ T he m uts!” grow led the clie n t “ I f within s com paratively recent period that its im portance to tbe m atter ol Fd have know n!” health has been recognised. “ I f you'd have known w hat?" Its external configuration goes fa r tc “ I f I’d ‘ have known what they waa goln’ to testify to. W hy, sa y ! There make or mar beauty o f feature, and wasn’t nothin’ against me. Not a «onMdered from the point o f view of thing. Anybody could aee that they health, its Internal conform ation la ol was ju st tryln’ to put up a Job on a even more significance. The inside o f the nose la divided In Innercent man.” • “ la that your ground fo r asking a to two compartments by a thin plate ol olden bone and cartilage, called tbe septum rebate?” est “ I oughtn't to have to ask I t ” said The outer wall o f each o f these cavities the clie n t “ I ain’t goto’ to, either. has three projecting ledges, form ed ol curved plates o f bone covered with loose membrane containing a grea. Humber o f blood-vessels. Opening tote tbe nasal cavity on each side are sev eral hollow spaces to the bones o f th« fare, all lined with mucous mem bran« ■and containing air. The nerves o f smell are located to tbe mucous membrane which lines th« “ They w ere rather confused when I nostrils, and when Inflammation o f got through with them, weren’t they?” the membrane occurs, as to a cold to Is more or less de- W m said tbe law yer, with a gratified the bead, this stroyed for tbe tim e being. stall e. The most Important function th« “ Aa fo r that prosecutin ' attorney, be didn’t know bis business, either," nose la that o f a breathing organ. The urged the clie n t “ He started to to curved plates o f bone serve to increase '* ’ • *>■'«V ». b w ipe up the earth with ua. I thought the surface covered with mucous mem- I was to fo r ten y e a n anyway. I brane, so that the air to passing over n don’t mind aayto’ that he had me it is wanned and moistened, and so A »*1- .— bluffed. But he was assy. Easy f It rendered fit to enter % the bronchial waa a shame the way you handled tubes and lungs. It Is also filtered and him. He hadn’t got no business bring freed from dust and from the many in’ to the kind o f everdence he did, nor disease-germ s which It carries. Th« dust and m icrobes are caught on thfc yet to askin’ tbe questions he did.” “ I think I pointed that out to the moist surface, and are carried back to the entrance o f the nostrils In a cur co u r t” -S ' “Course you did. That waa your rent caused by the constant downwanl business. An* the Judge seen i t the movement qf m icroscopic hair-like pro The d ean est.- * w ay you did. too. I don’t know noth Jectlons on the mucous membrane. ltahteAt.—and This explains In part the evils that in’ about law. but I knew you waa in most comfortable the right about I t It waa a walka result from mouth-breathing, for then way. He waa deed wrong all tbe time. the air Is neither wanned nor purl at the same time J Say, I’ ve a notion to sue ’em fo r dam fled, and on entering the bronchial cheapest In the <. ages and false Im prisonm ent I be tubes It cause* congestion. This to turn lessens the resisting power, which lieve I could make It stick ." wears longest “ I think If I were you I’d leave all mucous membranes possess, against w ell enough alone,” advised tbe law i he action o f disease-germs. •3Q0 boyw h ere Catarrhal Inflammation, diphtheria, yer. “ I’m sorry that I ca n t see my an heed wafer proof way to retant yon any part o f my fee. tuberculosis, and other respiratory dls N ext tim e perhaps you had better Just ■ akes are much more likely to attack h& t’gL& .TygS.r| J W .-0 <s* defend yourself— if it’s an easy case those who, through habit or necessity, tireatbe largely through the mouth. Obstruction of one nostril, such a« occur« when the septum projects tc one side or when there are tumors, ailed polypi, or other swellings of the mucous membrane, puts too much work on th e fr e e nostril. Its membrane be comes congested, and catarrh results. *Dn that underataudlng 1 1 might Thte obetffaction may he only tempo ■pare you fS ,” said the law yer.—Chi rary and may right Itself, but when It la,perm anent It Is accessary to remove cago D ally flew «, It by operittloa aa a measure o f protec tioa to the general health. F o r In fa n ta and C h ild ren , • A llib ili D R . T . P . W IS E D E N T IS T C ream u sd Bridge W eek a Specialty S s ^ i S t o ! ^ ^ 4 5 ? “ PORTLAND. O* C Gee Wo G • W W.L.DOUGLAS $300 SHOES $ 3 5 0 * SLICKER; KW eteel U h r w W M t a t A t t a c h * « . T u lle o f r i r l a s B IH * . * to a A V eetyoeem ew t. “ I thought you were going to be m ar rled to March " said the tall girl. “ I bad expected to be.” aetd the bln * eyed girl, “ but I have put It off till June because my birthday cornea to March, and i f I get m arried then my w edding'anniversary and birthday will come right together to future years and I'll get only h a lf aa may presents, be cause everybody w ill make obe sat of preaents do for both occasions.” One o f tbe moat curious expressions o f em otional life la tbe application o f whistle^ to a flock o f pigeons. These whistles, very light, w eigh in g 'b u t a few drama, are .attached to the tails o { young pigeous noon after their birth by means o f fine copper w ire, so that when the M M i fly the wind Mowing through the w histles seta them vibrat ing a sd 'lh n a produces a s open s ir con c e r t for the Instruments to one and The m ilk was not o f the deeireo tb s same flock are tuned differently. On a serene day to Pakl«, where tease sweetness one morning, and little Elmet Instrument* are m anufactured with pushed bis glass away a fter taking a greet cleverneee aad Ingenuity, It Is slpt possible to en joy tela aerial music "W hat’s tee m atter with tee milk, w hile sitting to one's room* says the K ilter?” asked hta mother, Scientific American. “ I guess the milkman has been feed There are tw o distinct types o f V bla- ing his cow oa pickles,” waa tee reply. tle#— those consisting o f bamboo tubes Don’t w orry; something w ill turn up pieced aide by aide, and a type baaed sooner or later—even if lt'a only your on tb s principle o f tubes attached to a gourd body or wind ch est They are laeqoared to yellow , brown, red and Mate, to protect tea aiaterlal from tbe For Ml CAUTION FI P ure F o o d Lew s M ore ^ F rie n d s E ve ry Y e a ^ ^ k ! W e’ ll soon count you among them, ft It’s just a matter of time. More and more housewives are giving up the old- :yle, high-priced, Trust-made Raking iwders. Thousands are turning to f m ur 0 1 IV V One b a k in g POWDER S *J trial does it. Y o u ’ll never go back, <3 Speak to your grocer. Lighter, sw eeter baking or m o se y re /u n d e d . F ar bet- zJM i ter. C osts much le ss. Y o u won’t , J believe it till you try tor your- i 1
