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Is Pc-ru-na Useful for Catarrh? (j Should a Hit of tho lnrjrcdlontt of l?o runa bo juumlttcil to any medical ex port, ofwhntovorrchool or nationality, ho would bo obllod to admit without roBorvothatonchonoofthemwuofun I doubted value in chronia catarrhal dU "eaacj, and had ttocd tho test of many yoari' experience in tho treatment oi inch disoiucs. TUT.IIE CAN OK NO 'I)I8rUTK AllOUT TIIIH WHAT. EVLR. reninalicomnoscdofthomoit filcaclout and universally used horbal remodlci for catarrh. Every Iwrrotllcnt iff l'oruna lias a reputation of iU own lu tho euro oitoruo pitaio orcntarrli. U Feruna brlnira to the homo tho COM' IINED KKOWLKDOi: OP SEVERAL . SCHOOLS OF MEDICWE in tho treat- jiscnt of catarrhal tlUcatct; br..ijt to the home tho tclontiflo skill and ksowl ndoof the modern pharmacist; and hut H but not leait.ur.nrrt to tho homo tho vast 'and varied oxporienoo of Dr. Hnrtnmn, UUuoujoofCrttnrrlt remedies, and In tlie 'keatment or catarrhal dlieaies. The fact It, chronio catarrh it a dii Mie which it vory jirovalent. Mauy thotuand people know they have -hronlo catarrh. They liavo viilted doctors over and over again, and been told Uiflt their cato ii ono of chronic eetarrlL, It may bo of the note, throat, jtanpt, itomach or omo other internal firman. Thero ii no doubt at to tho ni Ytro of the disease. Tho only trouble 'k the remedy, Thlt doctor hat tried to '"ore thorn. That doctor hat tried to t iretcrlbo for them. HUT THEY ALL i FAILED TO MINQ ANY RELIEF. " Dr. Hartman't idea, it that a catarrh remedy can be mado on a lanjo icnlc, M ho it making It; that It can bo made .koneitly, of tho purest drugs and o. otho" itrlcteit uniformity. IIu idea it ;Uiatt.iltremtdycan uotupplIeddloct tly to tho pcoplo, and no more bo charged , for It than it neceuary for the hnndllnjrof It, '5 No other hooiehold remedy to unl penally advertised carriet upon the o label tho principal active constituent , .ihowlnff that Feruna invitet tho full finipcctlon of tho critic. 1 CanMitanflal. lluaband-Ilut. nir dear, If Mm. rKoittlixir tola you In strict cotiflde&co TfOu tnounw't iii inn. Wife Oh, very well; If you don't Mr to hear It I can toll It to aoinc- Wody Uv, I iUhmo. Ctitcaxo Now. .1 Alter Ik riooae. "I hear that you taught a home In tho unhurt, Marker)" liilurrogated the Itjr friend. Yia," atgliud Marker, at ho took a firmer grin on tti lawn mower ami Vsakrt of teed. Ami I also heard that It It rich! H tu date. Why, tliey aay It evcti hai lmut. in." No, subniarlno cellar. They arc Wider writer mut of tho tltim." l...llfl.l l"Oiielialf tho world," irinarkod the Han with thu quotation Imhlt, "dorati'l Itaow how tho other hnlf Uvea." "And It may nli ho stated without mmrturliiR tho truth," rejoined thu twlKo guy, "that tlirco-foiirtha of It ocsirt know how It lives It-wlf." Ind Slleiatm of pit Actor. An actor without fund mnunged In lomn way to get a socond class ticket on n line of steamer rtniuliijt bottvren He.iltlii nnd Hon Kranrlacu, Tho voy ago Mwfen these two jdnts cutisiimiot tho Mti-r imrt of tlueo days and In lew of thu fact that III finance with nt low olib ho wived tho question In thlt uayt Tint llmt day out ho slept nil day to keep from eating, nnd remained up all nltiht to kivi from sleeping. Tho seo inl day ho took physical culture eiitr dries. On tho third day he could not Mmid tho strain nny longer nnd went down In tho dining room nnd ordered tho hct meal on hoard tho Urn I. Whllu rating thin metil ho could aeo In hit mind's co a plcturo uf n cell In the Imttllo In Han l'raiulwo. Afler nnlihliiK hi mrnl ho nald to the wait r r "Mow much do I own youl" NothltiK," replied tho waiter, "your niettli waru Included In your tlckot." - Ubmt 1'rlln.T, "fleorcp, dear," wld yuuns Mm. Mar. rynt, "I cot n reclim for a fruit enko today that will kcrjt for n juir." "Oh," rvpllcil tho huhand, "you oucht to kw(i It loiicer than that." "What? ICwji fruit cako loncer " "No, the rccli. Mlnlny It tomo- wheru," I'hlladelphla I'rem, llrnmtril at I)rr1fr. An nrmy l-oiulotl hnn Jint brrn Krantetl to J, Tom I In, of Nnttlnchnlii, Kuulaiid, who I now 81, and hit med- ala, cranial for KuvnitojKjl, havo Uii replattHl, It M-eim that ho w Inrnlldrit honi from tho Crimea ami ttranted a inoiith' furloueh, While anjoyluir tit r-t Imi wn utrlckpti with typhoid ferer. but, U'Iiir unihta to rad or write, did not nniualut Hip ofllrrr of lilt rrclmeiit with hl mUforltiiio or ak a friend to do no. Tho contvMtielico wai tint wlinl hU furloui;h oxplnsl ho wn tutted at a dewrler, ami whllu on hit way to re join wat arreiteil, At Aldrrxhot ho wa tried by court martial and M'ntruct'd to bo branded with tho letter HIV Kit Cltnur Ml All. "That ilarlel I realty a trrrlhlo bora. Ha talked laat ill c lit fot houn lid only atopited to couch." "Well, I aupjo you could get a word In edgewaya thenV "Itather not, for while ho waa cough. Ing ho luado alg?u with hi hand that he wm golnj on afterward." Not lioltlra. TIm 1 ln, "They're puttlnit out an awful lot of rood aotist thou days" tald Mr. Htay. late. "VJ" ijuerled Mli I'atlcnce Oo .ne, with a yawn. "V; thorn' a new march ng that' great. It' Hue to march to" "Indeed 1 I with I had It I'd play It for you." Philadelphia l'rcu. llrr I'rrrh. "Did ho proxu to her on hit km-" "No, hut alio accepted htm on thm." Ilouttou I'oat. rirlo rrlitc. "My town," aaltt tha flrt trareler, "I Oreatur New York." "(3lad to know you," cried the other; "I'm from Chlcajro, too," "I nay ray town U Greater Now York." "01 I thought yini tald greater than New York." Catholic Staudard am) Tltnrri. BAD BLOOD STHE SOURCE OFiUt DISEASE T.try rati of tho Ixxlv la tlcncndent on tho blood for nourlnhmcnt nnd ". .a'V... ....-. - .. .. ajtrcnKin. When this uio atream is liowinjr iJirourja tho system la a stata oi purity and rlchucaa vo arc tuaurcd oi perfect and tiulntcmipted health; Vn...MMU J.M. V M.VW. .4. ..,.. M " MM. M 1, M .. V M.Vt.dV. .1 MV.4, WIIVi,M, the Ixxly la fctl on weak, Impure or polluted blood, tho pytteiu ia deprived of its BtrcnKth. dlseaso genua collect, and tho trouble is manifested in various .ways, l'uttuliir cmntloua. pimples, rashea and tha dilTcrcnt skin ntTcctiona ehow that tho blood la iu a feverish, and diseased conuulou as n result of too much acid or the rtreaenco. of eotno Irritating humor. Sores nnd Ulcers are the result of morbid, unhealthy matter lit tho blood, and Rheumatism, Ca tarrh, Scrofula, Contagious lllood Folson, etc., nra all decp'Seated blood illsordcrs that will continuu to p;rov worse as lonir as tho oIson remains. (These Impurities nnd poisons find their way into tha blood in various ways. Often nBlURirlsh, Inactive condition of tho system, nnd torpid etato of tho Bveuues of bodily waste, leaves tho refuse and wnsto matters to sour and form ttrlcaud other nclds, which nra taken up by tho blood nnd distributed throughout tho circulation. Coming in contact with contagious diseased is nnothcr causa for tho poisoning of tha blood ; wo nlso breathe tho genua nnd microbes of Malaria into our lungs, nnd when tlicao get into tho blood in Bufllclcnt quantity it becomes n carrier of dlseano instead of health. Soma Are so unfortunate ns to inherit bad blood, perhaps tho dregs of somo old constitutional disease of ancestors is handed down to them nnd they are constantly annoyed and troubled with it. Bad blood ia tho eourco of nil dis case, nnd until this vital fluid in cleansed nnd purified tho body is euro to puffer in some way. For blood troubles of any character S. S. 8. ia tho best remedy ever discovered. It goes down into tho circulation and removes any and all poisons, supplies the healthful properties it needs, nnd completely ana permanently cures dioou diseases oi every kind. Tho nctlott of S, fl. 8, is so thorough that hereditary taints aro removed nnd weak, diseased blood made strong and healthy so that dlseaso cannot remaiu, It cures Uhcumatlstn, Catarrh, Scrofula, Sores nnd Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Contagious lllood Poison, etc.. nnd does not leave the ellghtcst trace of the trouble for future outbreaks. Tho whole volume of blood is renewed nnd cleansed after n counso of 8. 8. 8. It is nlso nature's crcatcst tonic, inado entirely of roots, herbs and barks, nnd is absolutely harmless to any part of tho system. 8, 8, 8. is for sale nt nil first class frug stores, hook on the blood and any medical advice free to all who write. '? me swift spanno oo., Atlanta, ga K H0MMEII ALT.ESOr.Y. , Mwm PflV3iAt overt aHkMMMaaHHaaMMV -Cliirlntiall l'oL -! t-M-4 4-t-at' J . LITTLE USSOI II PATRIOTISM. 5SS PURELY VEGETABLE i--it AumiBt Valentino Kautz wa born In Uprlngrti, Iladt-iu (Ivrmnuy, but wna bniu.ht to the United litnlen by hi Mir'iita when he waa but an Infant. Mo win not yet SO year of ago when he wired a a private III tho toluiitevr In tho Moxtrnn war, winning for hlmtelf ucti distinction that ho wa after hi dlcchark'o from tho a nny a;polnted to tho United Btatf Military Academy, where ho grndiiated Atiiiarv kaiht. i isx. Ue iorut In the Northwit In tho Territories of Wnhlngtou and Oregon until tho Civil Wnr. Knutz N-rrerl through the Nnlnular ranialim until Jimt heforo South Moun tain, when Ik wa apxjlntisl rtilonel of tho BAtind Ohio Cavalry. Ill regl- incut wa ordered to Camp Chaw, Ohio, there to remount and refit; and thero Knutx remained until April, INkt, wIhmi ho led a cavalry brigade Into Kentucky. In July, IftW, tho famous raider, John MurtPiu, menaced the tnliahltanta of Ohio. Kaut provontol tho famoua chief from cromlim tho Ohio nnd en cni;ei In Ida enpturo and pumult. It wna afler till a that Knutc wna train ferred to Virginia, whert), on the Oth of June, IMtl, ho entered I'etenhurg with a Miiall rnvalry ciimmand. Ho le.1 tho advance of the WIIhoii raid, which cut Ihe ruada leading from Itlch mend to Uie muith, TOTENTATia AT NEW YORK. All Nntlona llwlhrr Ilrnrath Uio IliMit uf I'Miuoua lloalrlrlr. Tho old Midway never held a moru varied iMtigrva uf untloim than can bu mvii nlmoitt uny day ut the big hotel Iu Now York. Tlierv I ono great Mil nveiiuo hav telry In particular which It ulwaya crowdetl with a medley of nation and colors, Ita corrldora aru throngxtl with all aorta and conditions of pervoua ut nl most nil bourn of tho day mid night. A ono wnlka up Mh aronuo ono mvt Hung to tho clour blue New York air a barbaric tlag which proclaims tho prus eiieo within of aomo oantern itoteututo, or ono rwogulics n Kuropm banner that denotes tho visit of n great ivr Bonn BO, Tho lobules glvo further ovl dencu of tho preuoiieu of guotitu from tho four corners of the earth, Bays tho Nuw llroadwuy Miigu-lne. Tho Japan vta secretary movva suavuly through tin elbowing mob; a man of tho orient oyes tho crowd with a curious look, half of I nt omit, half of aiuuiod coutuuipt, whllo ho nwatta tho carrlngo which la to bear him to see tho sights of tho wonderful, uoltv city, Thoro aro worn, on, well dressed, uxlmllng soft, dollcuto perfumes, rustling gently In fura nnd velvets, lining tho ulr with u tinkle of talk mid laughter llko nlelh ImiIIh; they aro hurrying to n morning hiuslcalo In this pink-hung room, or to u locturo on beauty, or on Ilson, or on the Vixlantlo phlloRopli' In that Louise Quluso nprt mout. Or It Is night. Thero Is .a great po litical bauquot In tho great ball room. Its hundred feet of noor room Is tilled with tahlc. Tho two tier of boxen atxivc bloimoiii with women llko flower ,huiig baliTinteii. Ily and by tlw celling, painted tiy lllmthlleld, and tho lunette by Will Iiw, an noftened ami otcurel III a pale hat of nnxike. The rlcvatora that aMtvnd to thlt room are full of all Nirt of r-ople. Every tyjw of Amer ican politician la bonic aloft. Etery typo of lltlclan'a wife may K wen then1. Ilerv la a little woman In an old-faahlotied cape who want to hear her husband's jtch; here I a bare uliouldend Mnuty hung with ropcn of jx-arl ami dratN-d, emplro-wim. In all. very fntln and chltTuii, who want to advertUv tier hiKhaixra wife. A they enter tho lift a tall wcaternrr. with tho tomhnero hat uf notion In hi luind, turn to glance at tluin; an oriental vlaltor favor thero with a bold stare out of full, dark eye; a New Yorker hurrying to n late bualneaii Appoint ment with a man from Chicago doe not even vouchsafe them a second glance. DIED A BEOaAR. niiri I euppoie It did make you Cottlng- feel mean. Dubbt Well, I should sayl Why, I felt like a plugged nickel. Cutting Ah I but what a blearing It I that we never fcol quite as bad a wo look. Philadelphia I'rett. Too Inrormnl. Johnny Tht doctor My Uncle Hum phrey ha Itrlglit'a lla. Ill Marnma 'I1i door may call It that If he plenf. my dear, but you could My Mr llrlrlit' ,ll. liothnn wilt nod Un. WloiloW BMithIa I7ruilhb ilrameor totiiioriiiircJiiwij luring lb Untiling jtrlwl. T(nt n Ctrrummlnner. "Didn't tht thunder itorm dbturb you , laat nlgbt?" I 'Thunder itormT I didn't know there wa one." "You didn't? Where on earth do yon tleepr "Nowhere on earth. I aleep within three feet of an elevated railway track." Itrntnn for luppreaelon. "The Mikado' wa suppressed In fondon out of deference to the feelings of tho Japanese; wasn't that allly J" "Oh, I don't know; perhapa a bunch of amateurs went playing It." Houston I'dtt Thn I'nllirtln Carrrr at John Slovr, lhi KnKlUh Anllqnarr. John Stow, tho celebrated Kngllsli antlijunr)'. was a reimirknhlo man. Ho wna born of pour iMirenta about IKS nnd brought up to the tallpr's trade. For forty years his life was rmsced among needles nud thread, but In tho few leisure hours which his trade al lowed him hu hnd always Uvn n fond tinnier of legend, ehronlclea, hlitorles and all that told of the times that were past. Ily audi rending ho grew to bo so attached tu old memoirs that when about forty years of ago ho threw down his needle, devoted him Mr to collecting tlh-ni ami follow cd his new profetw-dou with the faith and enthusiasm of an npostle. .Short of miMlim, he made long Journeys nfoot to hunt oer nud ranmick colleges and monasteries, and, no mutter how worn nnd torn might ho tho nigs of old pa lcra which Im found, he kept all, re viewing, connecting, copying, compar ing, annotating, with truly wonderful ability and good scute. Arrived at fourscore years nnd no longer capable of earning a livelihood, he npplled to tho king, and James I coim'iitlug to his petition, granted to the man who had saved treasures of memoirs for English history tho favor of wearing a beggar's garb ami asklug alms at church doors. In this abject state, for gotten and despised, ho died two years later, A Uutr ou llrlraeal I'iuiI Morton declares that ho was not Joking when, nt a gathering of In Kuniuco men In I'hlladelphla, ho advo cated a tax uiKin the Incomes which American helrcwes so often take out of this country by their mnrrlago to for-tuno-huntlng member of tho European nobility. There la something In til ar gument, certnlnly. Why, when wo pro tect American Industry from tho com petition of cheap foreign labor, should wo allow tho rewards of that Industry to bo turned over In bulk (and with tho iiccompaiilinont of a pretty Amer ican girl) to mi alien who never did n day's work or sorwd any useful pur mso pi tho world's economy? Why not Imposa on export duty on heiresses? It seems xnilUblo which Is doubtless ono of Mr, Mortou'a reasons for pro posing It, Ab a rule, It Is easier to help n man, and make him n friend, than It Is to Injuro hliu, and mako him an cnamy. St. Vim nu' oa aJI Jtrrrrmt Dt-WM llo rtniBotlr nrxl or or. Knurs iireu llii I iHintr. hmm! tut K1IKK II IrUI IvHtU and trtaUM. In. It ILKIIim, tA.nl Ab BU, 1'Ulara. A Ilond of Sr-nP"!"'. While tho new maid tidied the room tho buoy woman kept on writing. "Do you make that all out of your own bead?" asked Jane. "Yes," ssld the busy woman. "My," said Jsno admiringly, "you must have brains!" "Ilralnsl" slched the woman de- ! spondently. "Oh, Jtne, I haven't an ounce of brains." For a moment Jane rrgarded her with sincere commiseration. "Oh, well." sbo ssld presently, "don't mind what I say. I ain't very smart myclf." New York I'rcss. Jail at Complaint. "Your complaint, madam," said old Dr. Oruffly, "I very serious" "There now!" trluoiphsntly cried the fussy woman, "I knew It " "Yes, madam, your complaint I chronic and there Isn't the slightest ailment to excuse It" I'hlladelphla Press. " TtrM of Fletloa. Married Man I want to get a book for my wife. Clerk Something In the way of Ac tion? "No; I've given her lots of that but sne uocm i ivcin 10 care tor ut loo kers Statesman. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! :dUtf Bears tho Blgaatoro Ttto Kind. "Political sueeeas," remarked one statesman, "depends a great deal on your platform." "Yes," answered the other; "the par ty platform of artistic success and the lecture platform for financial success." -Washington Star. IlelloTttl. Phyalclsn Your boy will poll through all right. lie has a wonderful coustl tutton. Mr. Tyte-rhlst I am glad to hear It, doctor. In making out your bill, of course, you will not make me pay for what hit romtitutloa baa dous In pulling bun through. Invautlnu Worth Money-. "Havo you Inrcuted anything recent ly?" "Yea," answered the sensational scientist "I have Invented a new way to get to the north pole." "Is It good for anything?" "Certainly. It Is good for ten pages In a inagiislne." Washington Star. Is It Your Own Hair? Do you pin your hat to your own hair? Can't do It? Haven't enough hair? It must be vou do not know Aycr's 8 Hair Vigor! Here's an Intro duction! May the acquaint ance result !n a heavy growth ofrlch,thlck,BlossyhaIr! And we Know you'll never be gray. -1 think thai Ayat'i llalr V1r Ii the moil wonilatlul halrgtewar that waa aver niaaa. I have uiail It tor aoma tltna anil I ran truth fully 7 that I ant i taatlr lUaitd ltn It. I ehaaifullf retwinii it a tpiewiM I'rcpa ttlou.M-Mia Y- IlaucK, WajUod. Midi, k$ ttikffstWag Xftsl br J. O. Aytr Co,, Xowlt, Um, mi tuu.ugurt: SAWAPAkJOA. raus. CHE-HY PfiCTORAU yers aoklng fiy Mai! VE PAY INTEREST On rsvlogt depoelbi ol a dollar or more, compounded twice every yetr. It Is Juat as eaty to open a Bavins Account with us by Ma.l as K yon lived next tloor. Fend for our freo book let, "Banking by Mall," and learn lull particular. AddresJ Oregon Trust 8c Savings Bank Portland, Oregon Sixth and Washington Sts. A loaJon mclnun luui etahluhed tht "wlrelesa" Id tia buuae snd aommons bis servant to hl r.r-n-t? by mean of It. H0WAKD J5. DBinoS -Aatajw vi Chemlrt. a4TUU. Coiora4A hmiir.an prtrai oM, MlTr,Ia.liiow.WUr,lii(olj,tO( .Zlaaor Ceppr,tl. e ankle t-a. MUlninriefaaal rJllrrwllltaaloaa?tllratia4b Conlrc4 ami t, m t4tawrfkaollltl. luftMotal Caxtwojoa Uf UaulllaAk. UC4t!JJlCllUt,-H'.tUGttlll Ct'rrtii Hat QJtttt W.-IUClTifcl )$mmWiM BRLNC VOLK TOOTH TRCrtJB US TO US Utlafc Cains tlacolwra. DR. B. 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ANHSTRONO, LU a, MINCIPAU Quality la our notto. Wa olucate tor aucca, and itnl each atuJtnt to a poalUon whan, com petant nany mora call tor htlp than wa cmq meet. IndlrUual lutruetlon Inaura rjU pmc rtaa. AU medarn mthoJ ot bxJikalnc: i Uusht; alio rapU calcuUtlona, eonraiwodanca. oommciclal law, o(Bc wwk, ate Chattier ia our ahorthanJ aajr, raoU. legible. Baautlful caUlotiue, twulowa forma and peanuuuhtp tre. CLASSIFIED ADS Vnn vk. fAlinu.1... .KV..... ....... .... Ii om Icailtnii tutlncaanien ami Hrmi. and im Kelt worthy jour carelul rtaJln. The llt ay eoatatn luit the propoaltlou you ar loot. tag tor. REAL ESTATE EAST ORIXNACnES The only traeta on the maiiet where you eaa contract to aelt your nop. Teu ttalna a day, Abumlancoof water lrlM IUO0O cat aeta . eaa y payoieuta com In or wtlte lor portico DEKCllEIl A TUOJJl'SO.t Spokane, Wublotton. 110 Star idi f. N.U. Ne, 31-07 TT7HKN wrlllas; to aJTertUara.plf Bianlloa tlile paper. an iiJ