vT y , JTJZCU -mi-!m.v:' m,i .i... My Hair is Extra Long Feed your lialr; nourish It; olve It somcihlnu to llvo on. Then It will stop falling, nnd will crow lonti and heavy. Aycr's Hair Vigor la the only hair-food you can buy. Por GO years It has been doing ust what wo claim It will do. It will not disappoint you. Mr Mr i4 In er , ihnrt, Nut alter toll's Aft' llalr Vliir a timl lima It lwit In iiiw,hi imir II I. fimiiMii lii.lie. Iuiik llil. in. airlent , tull Inmealler liethe: Iiiki.I vllhoalanr l,lr " Mtt.J.II.rirtll, lutuieitu MBiliiii.l'ole. ! jtsCi i nOOOEVELT AND A DOY. lloras riclnf In Itsly la dui alnca tht tnlriiililctlon of automobile apJ eoa Imlii. Aoiistlc LlrJi iro mors numerous thai land birds. MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS faaleat, Hililxl en.l Irnnaf t slump I'ulUr " llieiiiaiaau " "'" I"'"" Uieawete UI two I,,.,... Will lur (l.i(li. lelajus nil .(r. 2, NIIIIIUSON MACIIINI1KV CO. I'ool ii Mwrl.ou rtlreil furllaiid, Oreiee A MedefcrJ.O ,r()o , I.w.l, U.i., ai. eianureeiurere er SAMWWU.A. 1 10 VO fit i v t t 1 j cmimr rrxTOML. Mrs. flsrsli A. Cvana, ho lint been appointed Inapector of Ilia itient markets of Portland, la jiffililrnt of llm Oregon Htste Federation of Women's Clubs, How's ThliT We offer On tluixlrtxl lollte Howard fui aur ca.auf Cetarth dial cauuul be cuied It Hall's Catarrh Mire, Y. 1. WIK.NKi A CO , Proi., Toledo, O. We, the umltlilKiieil, hate kiiiiwn K, ), Clmier for the l.l Ujrrara. ami Ulle?a htia -eneciir iioiiiiieine in an uu.ineii iremeo Imiii ami niitiicUMr able lo carry uul auy oh- llialtolie marie br (hell film, M ear 41 sua I, Wholesale NrUfililt.Tiileito.O, W.ujisn. KlHH.H .t MaariN. Whbleaalo Diu fltlt, TolHo, II llall'a I aiariliCliia ! taken Internally, eel- Slif directly u.on the 14I ati.t uiuruua eur a.al til the avataiA. 1'ilee lea lr Latlle- lailil by all Urugat.u, leillinnnlaU Ilea, liana family lllltaial Htia toil. An optlintat a a man Mho rum an rcoiitit with a llcht-w eight rrocer. THE OLDMONK-CURE ! i St. Jacobs Oil tin traveled rou"d the wotld, and everywhere human ! Aches and Pains havo e.eomed ll and bletl It for a cuia, WET LEATHER. WI5D0M! .i1 . THC ORIGIHAL , JHBR X? SLICKER nLACn OH TL'LLOW WILL KEEP YOU DRY NOTHING ELSE WILL TAKE NO 3UD5T1T0TW. CaTUOOUCamtC aMowiHiIloiL nut or (UNMiNTe ano Mara. A 1, TOWtn CO, ,aoto, Mae,,u,a.a, Towiacawapiaweo ,hd , Toaoxio, eo. N VJ . V a Dr, C. Gee Wo WORDERfUL NOME TREATMENT Thta woa.tirful till h. ii4er l rail 4 grrel trcau.a lie cnra 14 "lllilnl apara IhiM Ibal al all i up la 41a. lie rata lih acnaaaBu rjrvuvt lliwa ai4.f rm 1 a maa ttarl nrta, biiils lika a4 vrcetabira Hi. I aia antll'ir u alHiwa In rnMl ac mi la Ihiiamiurr llnojau Ii.aiiili4i baiiMlaa r.Hi.ta IM. lanh ui io 1 r atioa lua mIIiii vlmyrt") it fferrnl rul n! a Mill h k'eiuwaaliiiir aw In tlirlirca )., II. .a.laaliaatoiul.raa in a.lliliia.luxe.lhr!, IliriimaiUiu, it.rtm an a., .luiiiwk. Iitr k il 'fa, lM tie. tiunillril. ! Lain aia . I liaraaa molalala I all ai il aa Mm I'all aia ml vrikarilr wiila lirf Mankr aMlricila. Kra.l .lailip. CHl.NHll.TAHU." fltKk aUnnTHEC.CEE0 CHINESE MEDICINE CO 1CI riret St., S. r. Cor. MorrUea Mention eer rOIIIlAND, OHtCOl r. n. u. H. I OS Prlca. 35 (.nit JOc "IITIIKN wrlttna; lo intrHinre llaaa I r roanni Ian title papar. MEHS tlH. W, A. VIIC W.4..raa ami hrl1(urk wllhaut t tfn, Dor layraia" iprl.a In plele oia aa ahl be la HI juuf mevlh fmirurlabr. Dr W A V laa I. a f.Ml id a aala war la eltlairl laalli aloilulur anikoul fain. Dr T I' U laa la an l pall el i'il Blllaj a1 croa eeil tliJj.wwa. MraMiaf Iraa mli 4elae ( LllJff. ale ndilni. WISE BROS. DENTISTS lelllnc I1W, Tbllil an.1 Waihlniloa Mt. Ua etenlMae liuaarlwa. launder Ireui e ta IL or Meia e. ok. r. i. wuc Start the New Year Right ! TARTlho nev year with ole an ml ml and a oloan bdyl Moat poopte aio wny neat ami olaaii In Ihalr oulwaid appearancs, but how ab)ut tho InalUa? Afo you eUan InaltU? Ami If not. how oun yam faoe the Utw Year wllh oImii Ihoughu, olear InlalH Cenee a fair, uat, and brlfht mltul, and your full aharo of oapaedy for wrk and enjoyment. mo The holidays are over and everybody'a liad a good thne perhapa a lllllo loo muah of a (ood iFme. Over-ealC n(1 over drinking have been tho rule ever alnoa Thankaclvlnc Day. Many peoplo t'ol little ioroUa In winter and breathe much atuffy, over-healed In aide air. At the tamo time they eat too much rich and Indjgeitlblo food, while fresh fruit and fresh vegetables aro aearce In the market. So atomaeh and bowels are (labia to bo over-taxed. "" " "" a Clog up, Btroloh and pjtrajyje tho large Intestine by overMulfjng It with undi gested food, bo ll oan not carry off tho useless refuso, and ll "backs up" tho sewage, and compels the small Intestine to absorb tho poison of decaying matter, Instead of wholesome nourishment. That's what must happen. Isn't It plain as day? What's tho result? Nearly everybody "gnlns In flesh" In tho winter tlrno, but It's pussy fat not healthy flesh and musalo. The liver gets Inactive; tho bile doesn't "work off"; tho eyes gel yellow; tho akin go Is dead like putty and palo like dough, with bolls, pimples, blackheads, liver-spots to break tho monotony. Dizziness, headaches, blurred vision, foul breath, sleeplessness and a temper flko ja wild csit mako suoh persons very pleasant oompany to the mi elves and ethers. a a a Uut, you any "I'll take a oourss of Spring medicine to olean me out next April." Not oenatderlng your duty to yoursell and family, Isn't ll oartaln that to leave tho body full of polMn all winter, and then auddenly atlempt to forco out all Impurities by one violent nUaok la danger ous, absurd and unreasonable? Keep olean Inside all jhe time. Thai's the simple solution. If you oan not diet, orj-.eep your mech anlim going by proper exercise, the self evident alternative Is to take Casoarets, the sweet, fragrant, harmless lllllo vege table tablets, that "actllko exero.se" on your bowels, and gently but powerfully clean out and disinfect tho whole diges tive canal. A Cascaret every night before going to bed will, "work while you sleep" and mako you "fee fno In the morning." If you havo been "neglecting yourself for somo time, lako a Cascaret night and morning and break up tho "constipated habit" without acquiring a "cathartlo habit." a a a Casoarets aro sold by all druggists, IOo, 2Soand50o, Tho IOo olzo trial box Is a neat fit for tho vest pocket or lady's purse. Do sure to gel tho genuine, with tho " long-tailed C " on tho box and tho letters "CCC" on each tablet. Thoy aro never sold In bulk. - mice to oun. friends. We want to ttnd ta oar friends s beiollfol PrVnch-deilzneil GOLU-ftATko DONBUN BOX hard-enameled In colors. It Is s beauty for th drenlne lab!. Teiuetits In stamps Is asked as a measure of good faith and to corer cost of Cascarets With vvhlcliWsOTiily trlnketli loaded. Tit Send to-day. meatlonlnf th s paper. Addrcu SUrUscKUBtdr Com;ioy. Chiujo sr New Yprfc About llirco liuiiilri'it Npccli'S of iiioh. ijnltooH Iiiivii lici'ii ilfricrlhi'il, nuil It In iatlinnti'l Hint two litimlrixl inoro i-x-Int. (llli'H rrcoKiilzi'M only llilrty-alx hic'l( lii llm wlioln of North Aincrlcn, but KlorliJn nlonn rlnlniN twi'iily-two NIIOCll'M, I'olaonliiK from nil" liilmlntlmi la now nildiil to tlm nti'OKiili'.cil iliuiKorn of lift I looiilitif. Tin liyilroKfii IlKi'lf non polmiiioim In often coiitninliintcil Willi nrriciilr, Hi'ldiiliini nnil nnlliimiiy, uml fiiurti't'ii en a en of III ofTci'tH linvo lic'ii rcportiil to tho KrniK'li Anuli'tiiy of Mudk'liic. In ono of tin two forms of himhiiIiik ilisitli ri'Hiilta In two or tlirro ilnyH, IIIowIiik wi-lla, Miiiiiitlini)N known n hrv'illiliiK H'IIn, n ro now IicImk luvca HkhIhI by tin Unlli'it Ktiiton (IniliiKli'nl Hurvi-y Tim licnt known i'xnniilcH of HiIm lypi of wi'll lire found tliroiiKliout .Siiirnkn. Tim form of tho nlr cur rent In onn of tlm Iiulnlnnn wiIU la mitllclcnt to ki'op n iiinu'a lint Hiiitpciiil cil nlmrii It. Hucli plicnoini'iin nru innlti ly iluu lo rliniiKi'H III ntiiionfihuro pronii u ro Kinir niixlcty la IiHiik niuni In (Kt many by tlm ilcvlluu of tho lilrlli rate. In 1IKU tlm blrtii niti) wiih :u).r In vncli 1,00( luhiiltltnuts, oKiiluat 'MM In lIHiTI, SI'.' 1 In JIHA', ;t!U In UOl, nuil :i.7 In 1000. Tlm (liHrri-iiac, thvriforu, Is con tlntioim, I.iiiiK (lUcnNi-, not only In towiia hut In the country ns well, I riftcrrniiltiK It Is cInIiimmI Hint thin ri-nult la owIiik to tho aynti'innllf nml arli'iitlric wnr which tho nuthorltlta lire conducting tiKnliiat this ai-ourci'. Tlm proapi'rlty of Jnpnn ilepoiiila viry iHrKfly upon tlio vil A UioiiKnud rnrietli-a of tlab InclUilhiK lliw almrk nro pnten by tlm InhnliltHiitu, tho mi iiurtl yield of the flnhorle helm,' thrcii million (ana, or threw tliuiM the con sumption In tho t'nltisl HIhIiii Tliti vntua of this product U f.'to.iKKi.lwN.I. 'Dif runats ntu) supply nil iilllite nlisn known nn Umt. nnd other hch Meiiln from which food Kclnllue l extrnetixl, toKutliMr with In rue inmntltlett of unit 1'roin Jiioiii, mireer, iihiioh n lnro ousutlty of tho worlil'N niml mid penrln. I I.tithrr llurtiNtik, of CnllforulH. who linn probslily produciil more new varitv tle of fruits, llowtTa nml plnlitM tlinu nuy other IItIiik tlinu. aald nveiitly to a frlrnil Hint he wnn nrruatomnl, !when acliH'tliiK for color anioiiK iwwly crenteil flowern, to auhllilt Ihr cliolci' to n Indy of Ills ncunlutuurr notisl fur hrr exijuUlto tnatf Mr Ilurhstik'n own JudKtui'iit, howerrr. In the iimtter or cnior nun loriu in uiKiiiy inumii, nun la exercised with niirprlNlni; iiilckneM 'nnd suretiesa of declalon. Aiiioiik hln jlstrst pDMluctlons la n tlitUy, In which nn lias airiven enpocinny io oiiinm n crnceful cnrrlnce of tho atetn nml flowfr. I'oatnl nuthorltli'N In Mllnu. Italy, use nn automobile wskoii In which to col lect part of the mnll. Tho enr riinn lie I ween the ivntrnl pontoillco nml Ihu lirntich oirii'ea uml lx)Xe III the illf fereiit illatrlctN of the city. Tho auto mobile la of Inrne alie, on the Htlu of nn omnibus, nml la fitted out mo Hint ithe mnll enn bo sorted by one clerk wlilln the enr In runuliiK. 'Hie cr stopa nt ench letter box to collect the mull, mid iMitwecu the Ihixm the clerk aorta nnd ntninpa tho letters nnd mnns .them In pncknKea to u hccoikI mini who .puts them In n nerlos of compiirttneiits 'iorrcnMiitilliiK lo cneh currier's mute. Thin citr covers n route fourteen miles Ionic nnd collects the mnll from nil box en In nu hour mid n hnlf. The liitliioucc. of occupations Uhii the eyenluht In ritrlktiik'ly llliiNtriiteil liy ntntlntlcH collected iiiiioiik the schools of (leriuniiy nml Kriiucc. In (ierinmiy It linn been shown Hint .'0 per ciit of Hiohp ciik'UKcd In tho ho culled lltiernl proft'Kidnii HiiiTer more or Iims from myoplii, or Hhortnenn of slKht, wliers iiiuoiiK Inbnrerri tho percontnKo ilnis to .'i, nnd niuonw' peiisnuts to only n half of 1 per cent. Tho remarkable Krowth of myopia with IncrenHO of nt teiitlon dcmnndtHl by school work Is indicated by Hip fact that tho eyes of only ll per cent of the scholars In tho primary schools of France ore nfrccteil, but those of more than '20 por cent In tho secondary schools, In the ColleKo ltollln 15 per cent of Hut scholars have myopia In tho lower Krnde, 32 per cent In tho third Krnde. nml 5.1 pur cent In the courses In phllonophy. lajrBBStN Tfirrfli Mrvw iUOUMCU, .. SSSSS 5"te..ttJ ?- ffjr- TUry llml n Julie- liiriirmnl l'lml AImiiiI OuliliMir ajpurla. Ono hoy one of many who (mil thn honor of iiieotliiK tho I'rcnldent now nils ns If .Mr. IIoonuvcII'm eyes wcro coiiNlniitly on him, says Ht. Nlch oliis, 'J'liln lad was not n sitmll boy when ho wnn pronmitcd; h was bn mioiiKh to piny IhihcIiiiII with skill nml tnenry mid on ordlimry occnnloim ho was a liniiiahty Miphoiuore. TIiIh boy wanted to neo tho I'ronhleiit, but his outwiiril cnliutioHS was dlsttirh(il by the Intimation from his sinters that he. would hnvo to mnko three bows as ho npproficheil tho President mid say, "Your excellency." The connive that hnd stood nix hours' cxpontiru In it heavy nen on tho keel of an upturned host weakened huforu thin ironpuct, A benevolent friend corroded tlm nliiriuliiK sukkomHoii of the sinters by IcIIIiik him Hint he would simply bo expoctiil to say, "Mr. Prnshlciit," to stand until everybody wns soaIimI ami lo uo when tho President should rlsu. This seemed easy; still, It was evi dent that the fearless athlete, was rev erently prsctlrliiK "Mr President" with hls'llps ns ho approached tho White House. All uiiihihIiium dlnnppenriil, howmer, when the President, catch lute slKht of the boy stopped forward mid called him by his Ntiruaiue. "Hit down!" ho said, mid thou he hcKnn to talk about n hiiIiJci-I dear to tho Ind's heart the recent races at PoiiKhkccpHlrn Ktliiiette was forot tenj the boy held fast to "Mr Presi dent," when he thought of It, In the drllKht of talking with somebody who "ronlly know" nil nlniut the Ins nuil outs of Intcrcollcxlnti; races, but sometimes ho forjjot and merely said "yon." Tho hoy wns piiliuil for n moment to dlacover Hint the President could not piny bnsebnll. To n near nlKliteil man who must wear kIsssus a Iiiiki Imll flylna; nt Ihtko Is milch worse thnn n bullet. The Ind ndinlttd this nml nnld afterwnnl that "If Thsck crny were nllre mid playiil hssebail Instead of cricket ho would hate IimiI tho ssmo dltllculty." The President showed 111 in n very scleiitllli Jill JKsii irrlp. Ami this wss followed liy mi In terchniiKe of lore on this lnteristliiK Jnpnneno sclciwo of physical culture, with lllustrntlnns. In which the lxy entirely forgot Ills four of the "iiiurt presentation" nnd talked nnd acted with entire reaped, but entire free dom. Thn hoy seemed to think ttmt American muscle was a mntcli for orientni skiii, ihu no was pininiy con- IMj,. Celery was little known and vlnccl thst the President had both. pw,r in qu,iny. In Uiotlower bed the wiireuiHin , ninK nnu muni; came jmacnlflcenl pansy Iim replaced tho In up nnd tho President spoke ns an ex- significant heart's eseo from which it pert anil thn boy listened ami talked was developed, and the sweet n in all ns one who understood but felt his its dainty splendor traces its origin to limitations. iouns Theodore, who has the common garden vegetsble. this year entered Harvard, wss then This progress has been made in spite nt school; hut every now nnd then his of the great tendency manifested in all father culled a bit from his sou's ex-1 plants and animals to go back to the nerlence In out-ofdoor snort. It wns original type. It is indceJ a battle to Hie Home ot the Wave Circle Is the home where y,ooi cooking: h loved, where the family enjoy the finest of biscuit, doughnuts, cakes, and pie. and other good thing? every day. The hafcingr it always delicious ana wholesome because K C Baking: Powder the baking: powder of the wave circle, i used. GetKCto-dayl 25 ounces lor 25c. If it isn't all that we claim, yourp;rocerrefundsyourmoney. Send for "Book ot Jrrcscnts." JAQUCS MTG. CO. Chlcacjo. Iro(eeelont Jaaloney. "Mr. Dustln SUx says ho isn't going to endow any more libraries." "Hut I thought he was doroted to literature. He has written books him self." "That's the trouble. The people let the dust He on bis books and stand In line to get 'Mazlc's Wooing and 'When True Love Was In Uloom' and works of that character." Washing ton Star. Controlling Nature. Everybody knows that of late years natural forces have been wonderfully subjected to man's need. Wo are dazzled by tho spectacular achieve ments in steam and electricity, bnt are likely to forget the less noisy but no less marvelous conquest of animal and plant lift). Horses are swilter, cattle heavier, cows give more milk and sheep have finer fleeces than in days gone by. In plants tho transformation is even more marked. People now living can remember when the number ol edible fruits and vegetables was far lees than at present and even those that could be grown were vastly inferior to what wo now have. For example, our parents knew nothing of the tomato, except as a curious ornament in the garden Bweet corn was hardly better than the commonest field sorts. All oranges had plain that, through sympathy In these msttcrs, ho hsd the same ,K!ut of view as his sons. During all this In terview the President wnn ns enthu siastic on the various subjects dis cussed ns the boy and he seemed to enjoy It ns much ns his Imv Mtor did. The talk drew out of the President his knowledge of the games that boys love. "When It conies to boxing or rid. Ing," ho snld, with conviction. "I think Hint my boys am! I can hold our own." And soeml times the "wo" was repeated In it way which showed that Mr. Iloosevelt mid his sons were to bo considered it happy family of boys thoroughly In accord. It Is not coincident to take his large "lioy family" on his western nnd southern bear hunts, hut the Presi dent does the next best thing Kvery summer he goes "Into camp" with his boys n few miles from hi summer home at Oystor Itny. keep strains puro and up to the staud- ard they have already attainod, lot alone any improvement. The practical results are accomplished by men operat ing largely for love ot the work, like Luther Uurbank, in California, and Eckford in England, as well as by the great seed merchants, D. M. Ferry A Co., ot Detroit, Mich., who are not only eternally vigilant to bold what ground has been gained, but have a corps ot trained specialists, backed by ample means, to conduct new experi ments. The results of their experi ences can be found in their 1906 Seed Annual, which they will send tree to all applicants. The lsrgeat flour mill In the Urltlah empire Is In Montreal. It turns rut C.000 barrels of Hour a day. Valine of Ulephanla. An African elephant is of vslat only for Its Ivory, of which s fall-grown snl msl yields from $2.7) to $.100 worth. On Hie other band, a working Indian ela pbsnt csnnot be boutbt for less tbao VZXAO to $3J00. UoUitrswIll nod Mrs. Wlealow's Boothlng flrrop tha beat remedy tooea for their children flurtof tba tavthlog lairlod. Many horses are made vicious frots cruel treatment. For bronchial trotiMea try Tlao's Car for Conaumptlon. It Is a (rood cough medicine. At drug-KMs, price 25 cants. Food for Thonght. -I trust. Miss Cutting" remarked young Ilorcm, as be rose to depart after a prolonged stay, "that I have not taken up too much of your val uable time." "Not at nil, Mr. Uorcm," replied tht fair damsel. "The time you have tak en up has been of no value to me whatever, I assure you." Then he went forth Into the night, and wandered homeward, wrapped In a heavy mantle of thought Chicago Journal. The Choice of the People. When things began to go too "fast and loose" In New York, the people rose up in their wrath, got together and elected a district attorney who makes life miserable for wrongdoers. Jeiomo flaunted the banner of no political party; he was tho people's choice. Pillsbury'a Vitoa is tho first choice of all people who relish good things for breakfast. It's dainty, delicious and nourishing. CITC PenoeJieoUy Cored. rTofltsorBenroaanes ll lu aftrtlrali3r'auofIT.KllDa'aOratNtre JlMloi.r. Hand ror Yrrm a3 IrleJ txxtlaeodlrfetlae. Dr. It. It. VUoe.LtiL.Ul Arch bU ltlUdtlpWe, Pa. Anxiety- Tramp (outsldo the gate) Does your dog bite? v Mrs. Wcptonwisb (on the porch) Yes, he docs, and O, please don't come Inl We are so particular about what we feed him onl Somerrilla Journal. llecklaaa Conraee. "I talked real assay to the bofJ tele graph operator." "My goodness! You didn't dare)" "Yes. I did." "Gee I Pd Ilka to have a picture of a man doing that-" "What would you call Itr "AJax Defying the Llrbtnlngr " Cleveland Leader. Itrnaonlnir from ICxtirrlrnre. A Httlo East Ride boy wns having his tlrat country outing, says tho New York Tribune. He lay on the grass In a peach orchard, making n chnln of datslca nnd buttercups. Across tho liluo sky n lino of swallows dipped. "Look up, look up, Johnny! rteo thn pretty birds Hying through the nlr," said his hoHtess. Jimmy looked up i.ulckly. "Poor lit tle fellorsl" ho exclaimed, pityingly. "They ain't got no cages, havo theyK" Kul lu oil liialriiolloiin, "Why didn't you put this watermel on lu tho Ico box, ns I told yoit?" asked tho mistress of tho timid. Thou, says tho Cleveland Plain Dealer, Mag gie, tho uiiild, grow Indignant. "I did, mum." "llut It isn't cold." "No, mum. How could It boT I hnd to tako tho Ico out to get It lu." If tho woman who throws n Hlinwl over her hcml to run Into it neighbor's hud tlrno to pnss n looking glims, her lonsou for going would bo scared out of her houd nuit sho would romiilu nt boiuo. Cuu lil (iltci 'II m c Vnlui. Dr. W. W. Kcmi, the mited surgeon of Philadelphia, was praising speed lu surglcnl operations. The bent sur geons, ho declared, wore nhwijs the swiftest Speed wns ono of the great essentials of line operations, since tho briefer tho period passed by the pa tient under thn knife, the grtsiter tho chance for his complete recovery. "Oh this head," Dr. Keen continued, mulling, "there Is a story of u distin guished surgeon. "Ho performed suewSafully n illlll cult nnd delicate operation on a mil lionaire banker's wife, nnd, lint lira liy, tho bill that ho rendered for this oper ation was n largo one. It was not exorbitant, but It wiih enough a rea sonable and Just bill. "The hanker, though, thought other wise With mi Imprecation, he de clared tho bill to bo an outrage. "'Why,' ho cried, 'tho operation only took you 10 minutes.' "Tho surgeon laughed. " 'Oh,' ho snld. 'If that Is your only objection, the next time any of your family needs nu operation I'll keen thorn two or three hours under tho knife.'" ANNOYING-v DANGEROUS CATARRH Catarrh Is usually regarded ns nothing more serious than a bad cold or light inflammation of the inner skin and tissues of the head and throat, when it is, in fact, not only a vexatious and troublesome disease, but a com plicated and dangerous one. It is true that Catarrh usually begins with a cold in the head, but when the poisons, which are thrown off through the secretions, find their way into the blood, it becomes a constitutional trouble that affects all parts of the body. It ha3 more annoying and disgusting symp toms than any other disease. There is a sickening and offensive discharge from the nostrils, a constant buzzing noise iu the ears, headaches and pains In the eyes are frequent, while filthy, tenacious matter drops back Into the throat requiring continual hawking nnd spitting, nnd in certain 6tagcs of the disease the breath lias nn odor that is very offensive. Catarrh is worse ia Winter, because the cold weather closes the pores and glands, and the pois ons and unhealthy vapors which should pass off that way are thrown back on the tender linings and tissues, causing the inflammation which starta the unhealthy secretions to be nt. oow jrvaru niro ray uioou vu ueax . In addition a dreadful caso ot and I had Catarrh. My noaa was stopped up, X had headaohea, rlneiuor nolaea in my aara and fait unfit for work. X com xaeneod tho uao of S. S. S. on tho roeora mondation of a friend, and in a short tlrno it cured rao sound and well. It put my blood in srood condition and X hare, noror had ths allghtaat return of the. Catarrh atneo that time. . - , OBO. I. OAltK, No. 000 Ed ear St. Kvanavtllo, Ind. DliliiM Need It liy liny. "(5co, but Hill's got u nervol" "Put mo wlso." "Ho went to do pnwushou to soak his bed, nn' wanted to know If do pawnbroker wouldn't let hi in take it home nights to sleep on." Clovehuul Loader. Tickled llln- Manager I want you to quit grin ning n Hint denth bccho. What do you moan, by It? Actor Why, It seems so real to mo that nt tho salary you pay death conies us u lmnpy rolcnse. Clovelaud Loader. Borbcd by the blood. When the blood becomes diseased with this catarrhal matter all kinds of complications may be looked for. As tho blood circu lates through the body the foul mat ter finds its way into the stomach, ruining the digestion and producing chronic Dyspepsia, or Catanh of the Btoroach. It also affects the Kidnevs. Bladder and other members of the body, while the general health is weak ened, appetite lost nnd the patient feels despondent and half sick all the time. But worst of all, if the trouble is not checked the lungs become diseased from, the constant passage of poisoned blood through them, and Catarrh terminates In Consumption, the most fatal of all diseases. You cannot get rid of Ca tarrh by treating it with sprays, washes, Inhalations, etc., because they only reach the membranes nnd tissues, while the real cause of the trouble is in the blood. These relieve the annoying symptoms for a time, but the poison ia all the while getting a stronger hold on the system and when they are left off will manifest itself in worse form than before. S. S. S. is the greatest of all blood purifiers, nnd when it has cleansed the blood, this pure, rich stream Circulates through the body, carrvintr healthful nronertlea to the diseased parts. Then the Inflamed membranes nnd tissues beglu to heal, the dis charges cease, the general condition of .the system is strengthened, everyone of the, annoying and disgusting symp toms pass away, and the patient is left JU JJCUCCl UCUILU, O. O. v. IS WIC DCSt remedy for Catarrh. It goes richt into PIIRPI V VFRFTAR1 P the blood and removes all effete matter runuui icucinDut. and catarri,al polsoa nna cure3 tlie dis. ease permanently, and at the same time builds up the entire system by its fin tonic effect, S. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy non-injuiioua to the sys tem and a certain, reliable cure for Catarrh. Catarrh sufferers will find our free consulting department helpful in advising local treatment to be u4 With S. 8. 8. TH 9WUT SKGMK CO., ATLAMTA, ..""' WMJ,M ,SW hZ -..41 parts. 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