The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, May 03, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJ The Evolution of Household Remedies Tho imxlorn piicnt mcdlaluo htiil nets Ih tlio iihIiiiuI outgrowth o( tho , old-tlmo household remodlta. In tlin early history of tliU country, KVKIIV FAMILY HAD 1TH IIOMK. MAM. MKIMCINKH. Herb tens, bit trrs, laxative mid tonics, weta to ho (omul In nlinoet ovcry house, com JwumImI by tlin limmowllo, sometimes Milslrtl by thoriiilhpesry or Ihn fam ily ilootor Huclt rriuedlrri mt plum, whlali vrss a I in mid ipnualn, illreoUed In ttppln brandy. Hmitttliiitv n hop tonlo, nmilo of ufilslu-y, hups nml bit ter lurk, A xcuru or mom of popular, liuine-umdo remedies wro thus com ciitidcd, tlin formulae for wlilih wcro jmmxl nlonic from hoima to lioowi, omut liu wrllluu, sometimes verbally communicated. The 'sitont medicine business It n natural outgrowth from tlili whole some, olil iliiiii custom, In Ihn begin nlniti some pntotprUliiK doctor, tin pressed by Uio usefulness of one of lliMa hoimi-iunilo remedies', would Ittlto It up, Improve It In many ways, iiinnu factum It on n laiKO scale, adM-rllao It mainly tlirotiKli almanacs for tlin Immn, mid tliui It vroiihl bct-onio used orcr a UrKO nrrn. I.ATTI.HLY Till: IIOUHK 1IOI.I) KKMKDY HUMNKHHTOOK A MOIlr. KXACT AND HOIKNTIFIO FOIt.M. IViuiut was originally one of those old time remedies. It wad tnl by the Meiiuonltc., of I'ciiiisylvsnla, Morn It wss offered In the pulillo (or sale. Dr. Ilartiiimi, Till: OIlKllNL COM I'OUNlll.lt OK Fi.ltUNA, ! of Men nonito origin. First, h prescribed It for lila neighbors ami hli pntleuti , Tim sale of It lucrrAinl, and at Issl ho s tabllahtNl b imtuufsetory nml furnished It lo tho general drug Irado. I'eiuna la uieful In a great many oil mat lo ailment, inch a cough, colds, oro throat, bronchitis, and cnUnlmi dlsesses geneielly. TIIOUHANDH OK FAMll.lKS IIAVK Ll.AltNF.I) TIIK UtfK OK I'l-.KNUA and Its value In th treatment of Iheeo ailments, Thy have Irarrml to trut ami believe In Dr, llartman'a judgment, and to rely on till remedy, I'eruua, Heventmi wrtns In a hundred Id tb Male of New York llrt to be orr mt eoty years of air. A man's heart brats 02,100 tlmn a day. A MISSOURI WOMAN Tails a Plory of Awful 8uffrlna; and Wondarful Hsllaf. Mr. J, I). Johna'in, of 003 Writ Hickman Kt., Columbia, Mo., sayai "Following an operation two yraia ago, dropsy aot In, and my left aids was o swollen tho doctor raid lit would have to tap out tlin writer. There was constant pain and a gurgling sensation around tny heart, and I could net raise my arm nbovo my hral. The kidney action was dliotdorrd and iotuac- m of the secretions too ftrousnU On tho advlro of my husband I began using Doan'a Kidney l'llli, HI net uilni; two bo i fa my trouble ha not rrnpoaicd. Thla la wonderful, after aufferiiie two ;A 1 yrari." Bold by all dealeri. 00 cenU n box, VToiter.MHburn Co., lluffnlo, N. Y. I & BKIN DISEASES HUMORS INT THE BLOOD When the blood la pure, Ircah nml healthy, tho nUIn will he nolt, nmooth ami free from blemished, but when soma acid humor takes root In tho circu lation Itn presence) in manifested by a pkin cnmtlon or disease. These, humors get into the blood, Rcnerally because of an inactive or Bliiggish condition of the members of the body whose duty it is to collect and catry off the waste and refuse matter of the system. This unhealthy matter is left to sour and ferment and soon tho circulation becomes charged with the acid poison. Tho blood bee Ins to throw off tho humors and acids through the jxrcs and glands of tho skin, producing Kczcma, Acne, Tetter, l'sodast, t)alt Uhcum and skltt eruptions of various kinds, Kczcmn appears, usually with a slight redness of tho skin followed by pustules from which there flows ft sticky fluid that dries and forms a crust, and the itching is intense It Is generally on the back, breast, face, arms and legs, though other parts of the body may be affected. In Tetter the skin dries, cracks and bleeds: the acid in thp blood dries up tho natural ojls of the skin, which are intruded to keen it soft nnd pliant, causing n dry, feverish condition and giving it a hard, leathery appearance. Acne makes its appearance on the face in tho I suffered with r ossma for forty years anU could flnd nothlna' ' ui nna nothlnsr to vur n yniu x iriaa II. n. x inaii H. H, II. sly with, tha Tteh ill pustulos wouli Iflli tharA naura.l un ini- asrsd it and Imrnlnii pmtu a.unssijr wun ins 'llll whlon form from or tie .i..,yi.. ;..v: ...fj .: . tho skin and whan aerated oir sometimes causing baldness, Toison Oak ttVtaTO5RM VS-V W.'h6: Si'l1. lonr Tsars I wu letad. liut disease. w lion I ussdH. H. H. I Oict our. Thrs hai aumlvpr lies 'lisrs has paver bsaa i uo troucis JJtoolunan, lfoh, S.S.8. PURELY VEGETABE fcccauso they do not roach tho blood. 8. 8. 8. goes down into the circulation nnd forces out every particle of foreign matter and restores the blood to its normal, pure condition, thereby permanently curing every form of akin affection, JJook ou Skin Diseases and nuy medical advice desired neat free to all who write, 8. 9, O. is for sale at all first class drug stores. me SWIFT 9KOIFIO GO., ATIAHTA, HU Ilia llrat Ananmr, Tim mrtkeet kind oC llttU boy Joined a Huiiday achool clnaa In n Wrat I'hlladelpliln churcli. Ho did not know the other acliolnra and iipjR'aroil ner roua, half-acarpil ami rrndy lo cry at any tvond. Tho lenrlier, howeror, trcatiil lilm kindly and tlio leamum pro rrcded without any outburat. After a short ivndliitf from tho llltilo the tench e r bfKiin to ijueatlou (he pupils on their laat li'inim and naked) "WIid led tho chlldrvn of Israel Into Cnnnnn)" An no one niuwcreil alio looked from Iniy to boy, At Inat her nam rcitcd on tlin new hoy. He sturtrd guiltily ntid snld, belwiH'll sobs I "It wasn't mo, honest, tenoher. I Jut moriil hern last week from Ohio." I'hllndiiliilila Ix-ditor, flMraf llnia in Jf.TV Ynrli, The oldest bou In New York Htnto Is altuntiil nt tho lower end of Htaten lalaiid In Tottenrllla. It Is known ns the "Hlllnpp houso," and was built lo I WW. Tim I)uk of York presented Captain Christopher Illllopp with a tract of land on Htaten Island, where on he built this atone mansion, which still orerlook the waters of Itarltan. That It was well built Its survlral dur ing 'ZW years attestN. Ill It hnvo hern mnny uolablo uiitliorliu, nnd hetv wns hold the (ware auifurenco. Durinc the rerolutlon lllllopp'a deacendnnts were loynllats, and the famous jtencrnls of tbo llrttUti were eutcrtalueU at tho old bouse. CITP Vilntf nn 4 all Knrmi llli'uM rllo -tmnllr mix! hr lr. Klmca Oil J.W. Imwtr. entirrVuWKI1liUltl.'l llttll.. Ill, IL ILUIIH. L Ml ih rL, i-i.uv,r. lleitrnn Church 1.gtn(lm, Queretnro was a town before tht RpsnUh commrat and was mado a city In MM. A leicrnd of Queretaro Is that an Otomlte chief, JVrnaudo do Topis by name, undertook to courert the city to Christianity In a way that nocms no el to ui, but was common euouch to his day. He cmntt from Tula with a challenne to the jwoplo of Queretaro to a fair stand up tight If be won, the jteople surrlrlnt; were to tx bnp-tlie-d. The challrtiKn was accepted, but while the nclit was In proRreis a dark cloud came up ami tho Idea,! Ham tlnito was seen In tho hcarens with a fiery cross, whereupon tbo pcoplo of Queretaro car up and wvre baptised. They set up a stone cross to commem orate tbo ercnt on the site of the pres ent church of Kanta Cms. There li scarcely a church In Metlro which hai not a legent of this kind attached to IL Moihsrt wilt and Mrs. WlnloV Kaothtai Srruthb iliimxlr loUMluf U.lrehU(lrt)l SuiIdc lb Ualhlnf ltluJ. There art 253,430 mllrs of octan catlj In use. Aeceanled Kor. "Your wife doesn't worry about you when you are sick nearly so much now as alio did when you war first mar ried." "Nope." "Hani to account for woman's tars. rlea. lan't ItT "Not In this case; I hare my Ufa Insured now and I did not thin." Houston Tost. A "(JulM of Tuballnfs" has bsen form ed In so Knrllib Kpl.copal church. Ill Mprclal builnraa la to krtp bright thl brata tas fliturts of lbs church. At the iDTnimnt station I.ulea. la Swedsu, eifrltnrnta are baltii mads to secure rarltlifs of plaota not llkrly to U Ipjureil br frost. form ox pimples ana made Heads, whllo Psorinnls comes in scaly patches on differ ent parts of the body One of the worst forms of kln trouble is Salt Rhcutn; its favorito point of attack is the scalp, "' iwm ..v. BS..BJK.!i,"?f "?'?K Bia The humor producing i blood tli tho trouble dormant in the blood through the Winter to break out and torment the auffercrwlth the return of Spring. Thebest treatment for all akin diseases is S. S. S. It neutralizes the acids and removes the humors no that the akin instead of being Irritated nnd diseased, is nourished by a supply of fresh, healthy blood. External , applications of calves, washes, lotions, etc., whllo they nootho tho itching caused by skin affections, can never cure the trouble S In IT ,. f'Ml,tar, My n firm whlto cubtHiiro In cold wa ter for nti hour, thmi ImiII for ton mill ule In mIIhI water, Drnlu nml whim very cold stand It on Hid stem end and open tho I chiv s, carefully, being suro that tlii'in nro no purtlclca of grit or oilier hiipurlty iNitwceu llii-m nml fill Iiik tin- lutiirstl(ts with a stiilllng made of a cup of cold chopixHl, txith-d or roast chicken nml the luinic ipmntlty of Nill r.l rice, half m miirh rlioppcd bam, a llttlo butter nnd soMiimiliig to tnsto. U'boii tho lenves nro well fllli-d with this mUliirn cIomi tho cnhhsKe nnd tie It up thclitly lit strotii; nnd conrN net ting. IUiII Rcutly In anlteil wnler fur nu hour nnd three-quarter. Take from the wnter, remove tho nt-ttlm:, put tho cnlibngt! on n henliil dlnii nnd i)iir n will-se.iaoned whlto aauco orcr and nroiiud It. OranK tirii,ln(lr. Cut, without ixllnc, two dozen or nugea Into thin slUx-s nnd tnke out the Ni-da. Mix with two lemon slliiil thin nnd seeteil. Drain off tho Julco nnd ndd cnoiicli cold wnler to mnkv thrco quarts of the liquid. 1'ut Inl- n slono crock, curer dowdy, nnd leave nil night In ft cool place. Put over the lire and bring nlonly to the loll nnd simmer until tho Ih-cI I tender. When this point Is reached stir In (he granulated sugar, allowing n pound of this for every pint of Juice. Hull until tho skin looks clear, take from the fire, and, when cool, turn Into glasww. l.riniin Crfmn I'lr. Doll one nnd a half ciiiw of milk nnd stir Into It otio nnd n half tnblciooii fills of cornstnrch, one-lmlf cuji of aug nr, the Juice nnd grated rind of n lem on, one tnhlesNiiiful of butter, nnd, gradually, the l-itcii yolks of two eggn. four Into an o.m cnist and hake. Whon ilone spread with n mcrltiguo mado of tho whites U-nten stiff with a quarter-ciip of sugar. Ilnmn light ly, then tnke from tho oren and allow to cool very slowly. Tno Mined l'l. To ono cup of finely chopped meat ndd two cups of chopped jippte, ono lord teaspoon ench of cinnamon nml ginger, one-lmlf level teaspoon each of nllsplco and cloves, two level tenspoons of salt, one cup of molasses, one cup of stoned raisins, one cup of currants, ono cup of tolled elder, tho grntcd rind nnd Julco of ono lemon nnd four tnhlcsjuons or any kind of rather ncld Jelly. )Iail (lunar IlUenll, Make a biscuit dough with 1 quart or flour, . tcaspootifuls of taking pow der, one-half toasixxinful of salt, 1 ta hlcspoouful of butter, and Just enough milk to make n sort dough. When ready to roll out stir In quickly 1 cup ful of maplo sugnr cut In plecei tho alio of a pea. lloll out, cut Into small biscuit nnd baku quickly III a hot oven. Park C'Mle. Ono pound of fat salt irk, chopped fine, one plut of boiling watr poured oer It, ono pound of ralniint, one-fourth pound of citron, two cups sugar, ono cup molasses, ono tnasjioonful of soda, one tulilcspoouful each of clovo nnd cnsaln, one nuttuog, stvcu cutis of Hour. Slnko thrco loave-a, Takes no eggs or butter and will keep Indefinitely, Crnulterrr I'un. Hlft two cups of Hour with thrco ten sjNMiufuls of linking iowder nnd one third tenspoouful of salt. Crciuu ono tnlleti;)oouful of butter Into this. Iloiit ono egg until thick, ndd one cup of milk (or cream), the sifted Hour mixture nnd ono cup of crnnberrlM. Fill but tered cups half full and steam ono hour. I.eruon l'uddlarr Save. Ono and one-lialf cups of sugar, three-quarters of n cup of butter, ono egg (rosorvlng one white), one lemon Julco and grated rind. Heat nil well together and, whon ready to nerve, pour one pint of Killing wntcr on tho mix turo, then pour uwn tho rcoerved whlto of egg nnd beat hard to a froth. Krlrd t'ke. One egg, beaten light; ono cup of sugar, ono cup of sweat milk, ono tablo- npoonful of butter, ono heaping tea' sixxHiful of baking powder, a llttlo salt, enough flour to make of the right con- alsteucy to knead to a ioft dough. Cut off bits of uniform alio and fry quickly, l'olalo Orlddt Cakea. Take ono cup of Hour sifted, add 1 tanBpoonful of taking powlor and halt a tonspoonful of salt and 2 large pota tows grated. Mako Into battor with half a cup of milk and fry ou a hot, well-givasod grlddlo. X ltvllah. 1'or a rollsh with Halt or cold meats, drain tho liquor from a cnti of toma toes, chop tho pulp nnd mis with It ou equal quantity of minced groou peppers nud oulons. BeoBO't with salt and olive oil to4MMM4444 I RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA ST. JACOBS OIL The Proved Remedy For Over SO Years. Pl-Us 33e ooa &9 WWWMH The iiumtx-r of cattle In Aritotloa Is etlmsted at 23.000.000. Nlnetr-fltbt per cent of the 0,000 blind of Japan eupport themielvcs br practicing taatnAzr. n M.1 trv-,1-Hr1T j -CirasisasM sMew"ea) eompetltlva aja and when of amplo tiaiacter it placae iU loituiuta poeeaaeor ta tL. Loot rank, of lnformo& Qf ha Wor,A A vaat fund o pereotval knowledge ta reallr aaeantial to the acKbrremtnt of tba hlgbeet azcalUoca In anf field of human effort. A Knowlodtfe of Formal, KnovIod of Fanetlona nd Knowledge of Produota ara all of tha utrnoet Talua and in queetlone o! Ufa and health when a trua and wholaaoma remedy la deeired It should ba rcmenv Land tliat SfTup ol Figs and ElUlr ol Senna, manufactured br tKa California FI Srrup Co is an ethical product which baa met with tna approval of tha moat em inent physician and give universal aatUfaction, becaoee It la a remedy of Known Quality. Known Excellence and Known Com ponent Parte and baa won tha valuable petronajr of rollliooa of tha Well Informed of tha world, who know of their own paisonal Vnowlcdga and from actual uaa that It ta tna Erst and beet of family Usativca. for wUcl. no extra vagant or unreasonable claim era made. This valuable remedy ha been long and favorably known under tha name of Syrup of Flgt end ha attained to world-wide accepUnca aa the most eicaUent family laxative. A It pure laxati vo principles, obtained from Sanna. are wall known to phyalciana and the Well Inlormeo or ma woiw io o me beat wo bavo adopted the more elaborate name of Syrup of Fig and Elixir of Senna r more fully descriptive of the remedy, but doubtlessly It will always be caucd forbythsshortei name of Syrup of Figa and to get Us beneficial effect, always note, when purchasing. the full name of tho Company California Fig Syrup lircV whether you call tor ayrup or rigs rfe3b. L.t...n c I tri jen Mm COOrSVlLLE, KYI. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Celee mot (eee brlgMer and faster calere tksa aay etaer dre. Oee 10c stkse cetera sfik, weal aad cettaa eeaally weJI aad la tvareMeed live perfect ,rells. Ask e1eslr.if we wl m aeat aaM at 10 pecaaj- Wrfca fee free eeeUet kaw to eVe. leaUi ana ads caler. M0NKOC DRUG CO, Ualeaveae, Ml Henri. FREE Tot lattit details concerning tha ron'lrur Hon ol the Chicago New Yolk Air Una Kail, road" will be found In the Air Un Ncw.H watch tan be had fie of any expense by writ ing lit SOUTHVYESTCRN SECURITIES CO. Portland, Oregon. ENGRAVING Write Us PLATES TOR PRINTING HICKS-CHATTEN Portland Oregon) PAINLESS Ty.NTISTRY UtVtUtu TaCDMsM CXAUtNATIONS fKCC OolS. CrewB,t Utld Wotk, per looih. sit rit.,Ji luiver ru liars oo I ooid riuiDis, i. WHtnBuf iourtaS", oriKaor WANTED ifSS Ittlnat lelllng article In bis demand. Will pay from IM to l- per month, t'ermaneut, Acfilrest cprriaiTV cm imp. rrvuDiuv 331 llawthwnt Ave., Portiend, Orxea CanHsialles af TTfallk. lUu Harriet Curtis, tha golf cham pion, st a dinner In Iloston praised golfs effect on tho health. "Msny persons," she said, "especial ly women, bara 111 health becausa thy never take any exerclw, and tbe'r nerves weaken, and half their com plaints are nervous, Imaginary ones, that hard work would cure. I know a doctor who baa a patient of this typo a big, robust woman, who Is never without a list of ailments as long as ber arm. The last time sh snt for the doc tor bo lost patience with ber. As sh was telling hi in bow sua was suffering froa rheumatism, sora throat, nervous Indigestion, bvsrtburn, pains In the back of the head end what not, he In terrupted her. "'All,' he raid, In an admiring ton, 'wbat splendid health you must hare In order to be shit to stand all tbeso complaints.'" The Washington Star. Ilotr Ike Karfaa-emaat Wae tlrokea. Hbo (having uotblng else to say) It's funny how wo orcr came to think so much'of each other. He Funny It's positively ridicu lous I The Mara to .earn. "Do you know much about mental disturbances?" "Yes," answered the expert, "by per sonal experlenc on tho witness stand." Washington BUr. 5gv- - OF Personal Knowledgj I. fT. srlnnln f-vrfor In Um cum!ntintT contMU of iKU -- -, Car-printed on the front of every package. or oy ine iuu muii iffiui w, a" and Elixir of Senna. SAN FRANCISCO. CAU iNDONlENGUkNo: W. L. DOUGLAS $3.00 AND $3.50 SHOES TiSf$u W. L DOUfiUS S4.00 CUT COSE SHOES UNKOf BE EQUAIUO AT LIT PRICE. SHOES FOR EVERYBODY AT AIL PfUOESi Men's Shoes. SS to StO. liars' Shoes. SUItu SII.S5. Wumrn's Shoo. SH to SJlO. Silases' a. Children's bho..Sv.VJ3 lo al.OO, W. U. Douglas shoes are recognised by export Judges of footwear to ho tho best in style, nt and wear produced In thU country. Kach part of tha shoe and every detail of too making u louxed after and watched over by skilled shoemakers, without regard to tlin or cost. If I could take you Into my lanre factories at Urookton. Mass.. and show vou how carefullr W. L. Douslaa shoes are made, you would then enderttand near longer, and are of greater value than r, I. DoasUt nsme ea4 ftitt Is tump! on the tollora. hl'b rcvtsKs llie wearer srsratt klsh rlt tM fstwtoc llu. Tea Km Habslllale. fi4 bj lf.i hl ho dtlra iimUrV fu Aro always reported when Seeds are planted. Why best on this Coast Our . Annual tells all about our rciuiueia, iinviMivn, A K Dms Ms. I T"s, IkivH. PORTLAND SEED CO. Portland, Ororfer Banking by Mail WE PAY INTEnEST On savings drpolli of dollar or more, compounded twice tvery yrar. It Is Just a easy to open rt Havings Account with us by Ma. I as If you lived next door. Fend for our free book let, "Banking by Mail," and learn lull particulars. AdJrtsi Oregon Trust Sc Savings Bank Portland, Oregon Sixth and Washington Sta. 'e3 mtezm sra f 'Uaf?" FSs- J14. wm iO1 NEW YORK.N.Y 9Z why they hold their shape, tto- any other makea. w? feal twaaf ISf aaaaellPtalaV BaasaaaaaaaaaaaVtsaaPsaaaaaF saaeaaHBaKVVTni fit be The Finest Gardens Portland Seed Co.'s "Diamond Brand" Because we sell vou the kinds thii inw handsomely Illustrated and descriptive Seeds, Plants. Roses. Spray Fumes. t(wucrj, runry sno race supplies. !0 Wa atat tte t isadsl cauWr Sic. Bok N. jt, baa aa nya. Spokane), Wash,