Grant's Pass courier., May 28, 1886, Image 4

CONGRESSIONAL.
PATRIOTIC«.
The
LATKMT TKLKGRAPH1C RRfOHT
A lynopait of ltaaaurre Iatrodoeed ia
Vati osai Lagialatura
PARLIAMENTARY
thr
BKNATK.
The Committee on Commerce re-
ported favorably Frye’* bill Vo limit
the commercial privilège» of ve*M Is of
foreign countries in port* of the Uni­
ted State* U) such privilege* a« ar«-
accorded to American ve«*el* in ¡«ort*
of such countrie*.
Mitchell ifitroduced a resolution
directing the Secretary of th«* Interior
to HU»|«end action for the pr«*s«*nt
against innocent purchaa«*rs of land»*
from M?t tiers, who have pro veil up, and
who have final certificat«**, hut to
whom jMAtenU have not been isHU«*<l.
It has been the practice of the Interior
Ih*pHrtinent for some time to reject
all claims of purchasers of such titles
to land.
D«»lph has made provision
for such case* in hifl land hill, and
Mitchell’s resolution 1* intended to
*us|M*nd action on the part of th«* In­
terior Department until that hill i*
pasiv*«! or d«*feat«*<l.
The (’ommith*«* on (!omm«*rce « «»m
menced consideration of th«* river and
harbor bill. The total amount of ap­
propriations, as th«* hill came from the
H ous « î , was about 3.3 per cent, of th«
estimates submitted by the Secretary
of War. The appropriations, how«*ver,
are not uniform.
In Oregon, Coos
bay get* h*ss than 22 per cent, of the
original amount ask«*d for, th«* mouth
of th»* Columbia only about ¡0 per
cent., the Cascades and locks less than
2H per cent., the lower Willamette leas
than 25 per cent., ami other improve­
ments still leas.
Ya«|uina hay, how
ever, has 50 p«*r c«mt. of the estimates.
The c«»inmitu*e ordere«! a favorahi«*
report on Hoar's resolution, which re­
quires the committee to make a rejiort
showing public necessity for each ih-ni
of expenditure in the river and harlxir
bill.
The Committee on T< rritorii’s has
ordered a favorable report on Vest’s
hill defining the boiin«laries of Yellow
stone Park, and providing that it shall
hereafter lx» under the s«»le and exclu­
sive juris«licti«>n of the United Stat«*«,
and authorixing the Secretary of tin
Interior to make >ui«l publish ruh>
and regulations for the care of the
park
Stanford iutr*Mlu«*«* l a hill t<> “gr. n
th«* right and title of theUniU*d States
m Seal r«x*ks, and the right to seals
res«>rting there, to the city of San
F imu « irco , in trust for the United
Stah-s, on condition that th«» city shall
hold said rocks inalienable for all
time, Hint shall commit to the Coni-
miasioners of Golden Gate Pork the
custoiiy and care thereof.”
Hoar present«*«! a p< tition from the
New England M«*th«sliMt Kpixcopol
Conh»rrnce, urging th«* United States
to enfore«• the terms of th«» Chines«’
treaty so as t«» pr«»t«*ct th«* liv«*s and
property of Chinese subjects in tin
Unit«*«! Mtah*s.
On motion of Dolph, th«* HcnaU
pass«*«! th«» hill extending th«* limits of
Portland, Oregon, so ns to include th«
«•ast bnnk of thv Willamette river
opp<»sit«» the city, on«* mile to a p<»int
op|M»site tli«» ¡<>w«*r <uid of Swan Island
Th«» Cfininiittee on Pensions vot«*«l
to ¡KMtponv ind«*finit«iy th«» lions«
Mexican pension bill, and to report as
a substitut«« substantially the Mexican
{tension hill pass«*«! by th«* Senate last
session, 'l'liv com in 11 Ire isop|x»sed to
a service p«*nsion, and insists u|x»n
e making dv|M»n«h»n<*«* and disability
nv<*t*ssary qualiflcations for | m * iisiohs
Senate pass«»«I th«* pension bill by a
vote of 31 t«> 14.
Teller introduced a bill to appro­
priât«* $70,0(>0 for th«« «»stablishiiicnl
and erection of a military |x>st near
Denver.
On inotian of Hoar, th« Sénat«' took
. up th«» hill providing for closing the
y ',' usines« of the Court «>f Alabama
, Claims. After considerable <hs< ii*.*ion
tin) bill was passed as it « aim* from th«*
House
Yen» 29, nay» 2.1
IIOUMK.
I I.HIIM' panned tli<* diplomatic and
conaular appropriation
lull.
Tin*
amount for contingent expense* at
I'nitiMl Slat.-a conrulate« whh iiicr<->«M <l
from fliio.ooo to |IM),000.
The bill eHtablialung a Hub treiumry
at Louisville wah paaM-tl.
la.trs«.llve story nt as
Hssjhta dot.
rtl.r Who hared Wa.hlngtoa'. Ufa.
His was ju»t that specimen of a
physique that 1« requirud to make a
shadow, alwmt an hour before old Sol
beginn to wrap about him the mysteri­
ous drapery of solemn twilight, that
would resemble an old-time four-storv
He heard the boys
French clock.
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through with their tale, of warfare and
sol'lier’» life, a» we aat in the public
room of the village hotel; then he
leisurely rolled hi, quid back between
the ••wisdom teeth" of his lantern
jaws, determinedly ejected a stream of
amber at a glowing coal that I hm I
strayed from its companions and then
lav just without the stove deor. and
forever put out its light, and as it
whimpered ami wept, he remarked:
•■Waal, boys. I aint no ole aoljer;
but I reekin I corneas nigh on to being
one, not to be, as er feller well coml.
Fur Fin a posterity of er reglar soljer
family, which tit like hornets in several
wars, and ef > r war shoml come lip 1
g.-ss the family spei rit wood rule, and
me l>e counted in. 1 tnow 'twould be
•icll. ef twarut for Jane and the chill-
un; it runs in our blood, or niv name
a n't Zeke .ScrtlRg«; but howsomever,
through some st.sif.ge, fertility it icvcr
got into the books; yet, boys, I do say
that one of my aoeestring was the
prime cause ot the 'Merican, whipping
the British!”
Another coal of lire wept aloud, and
the stove-door sent up enough steam
to have run a »team mill, a little one
for a nickel, a day or so. One of the
boys »aid:
• You don’t »ar so, Zeke! Come,
tell us all about it: how became he the
means of »uch a great result?”
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____ °f my
"Waal,
air. ________
1 </» say
so. One
forefathers savr«! the life of (¡¡neral
Washington hisself.”
••Ah! in-lerd, history should have
told of it. Congress should have vot» d
him a medal. In what battle WHS it,
Z«’k«
“Y-a-a-s, but history don’t git down
to talking about private soldiers, and
fur all (’ongress Is consarned she'd no
jcwrisdlctlon of the matter and didn’t
meddle with it.
Now, as to how it
came about, 'twarut in no battle vgg-
zactly, but as it were told by the old
wiiiis of the family, it commenced at
the battle <rf Brandywine.
You see
when th«* light commence«! my ancester
war in front, but jest happening to look
back to whar the waggin» was, he seed
that one of the li«*a«l iiiu I ph of the fren-
«•ral’s waggin war powerfrilly sheered,
and was about to make the team run
off: so lot jist laid down his gun and
t hero
spontaneously,
rushed
back
that mule,
and
hilt
and kotch
him too! yrs s’rr! hilt him till the light
was oxer.
Oil! he was a mighty stout
man. Waal, yon sec, Generil Wash­
ington seed my fore-pap, ami in th«*
eggscilenmiit of ther tight, he took a
wrong look nt the matter, and con­
cluded that my an<*«**try had run from
tin* British, had run ’cause he was
sk«*«*rn!
The G«*n«*ril, you m *<», didn't
know
the
family, and he didn't
*» «• tin* mule a envoi till.
N«»W. n few
days after the fight, when the army
was gum* into camp, Generil Washing­
ton in:id«* th«* oh* man (we call him oh*
man now. but he was a younker then)
tote a rail and lead a mule through
c.unp fur three hours «udi day fur four
«lavs.
Thia proceedin' disgusted the
oh* man. imide him all-fired ma t. and
fur a time actooly drew all the patrit-
iani right Oilton of him; and Im so
entirely furgot hisself for tie* time
bein' that I k * loaded his gun up fur to
kill Gi-mril Washington with it tin
wry next morning! Yr-, sir! hr done
that; but doorin’ thv night he thunk i
over, took in all tin* bnrrins. ami lie
seed that if he «11«! kill tin» (¡clivril
'twoiild
ruinate tin*
country; fur
what cood the arinx do without n cliief-
iii eouimander! so he guv up his own
fcelin*« fur tin* good of the counti v and
)
didn't kill Gcneril Washington!
sir, polio bublii'o! an' rite thar an’ then
tin* ’Mvriciin cagh* picked thesliell?”
•’Noble man! Glorious sacrilici*' and
you ar«* a dr*cciidniit of that man.
Zek.’F”
“Yaas, sir! that very man wns my
wife's pap’s grand p ip’ Ohl talk about
your patritism now a day s, th« \ «1 n’t
know what it is; (liar’s patritisiii fur
you!'*
And this
nobh» sin« took a fresh quid, ami we al)
laughed at a story wo were thinking
about, ami on« of the boys innn«*«lint<»l\
narrated it that Zeke might la* sure we
di«l laugh at our own thoughts
/’♦•<*
•S’w n .
A Short-Necked Goddess.
••! m*wr look nt thv figur«’ on the
doniv of the < npitid, ' said n W ashing
Harria, from the Committee on
Way» and Mean«, re|H>rt«-<l a bill
amending Section 33S7, Reviam! Stat
ute», ao an to reduce the |>enal »urn of
I k . ii .I h of cigar manufacturer« to 13,10,
with an additional «.HI for each peraon
projMMHMl to Iw employed by them in
making cigar»; Committee of the
Whole
Sadler, from the Committee on Ter­
ritories, reported adversely the bill to
regulate the manufacture and «ale of
intoxicating liquor in the Terriloriee;
laid on the table.
toman th«» other day, •’without feeling
sorry for th«» |x»or (oxides* of Lilx*itv.
|*<M»r «»hl ln«ly, »hv’s up thvrv with little
or no neck, and every tunc I hx>k up
her head looks ns if it was sinking
further mid further «town into h«*r
thoiihlvm,
I rcim’inber the time when
sli«» was fir*t pln<*«*«l there. Thv figure
was sent for inspection lx*fore it was
raised to it* place, ami thv vommittee in
charge (*aiii<* nr««un«t tosv«»it Of coursv
th«» in «*k wa-< 4vv«»ral fc«»l iti length, be­
cause th«» statue is nineteen f«*«»t high,
but, Ix'ing *«o near, the coinniittev in­
Hatch, from the Committee on stantly prot«»*tr<i against the length,
an I what is w«irsvthvy a«*tiinliv ordcr«x|
Agriculture, rep>rt<v| » bill autbori»
several fret
f«»«»t I lx*
h » cut
rill off of it.
At
mg the exhibition of Caliloruia »ilk in that Mirer*!
tirst i i»r«»tc*t WH* iu .’ k I«* against »urh a
the Capita.l; Hi.itae calendar
thin , i»ut thv v«»iuinitt<*t* said th«» in»«'k
I lie Comillllt.-e- on Judiciary de I
was 'X> long and it limit«» lx» cut off. It
cided to re|».rt advera. ly on variou» wns l«»n<*
W h« n th«* hi list heard of it
amendment« to the Coii»lituU<>n pro
it II«* rlv kiihtl him. mid no woiulcr.
poking that Henatora, Judge« and Isxd it th«* <• d<L **.*»nf unit* itui ii'ot»
l*.*»lliia»U*r« »hall lie elected by vote a eh
Kill •• .» h«»w s||«>rt In l lb < k H '
— R shiny ton Star
of the people.
The llou»e confirmed, by more than
a two tliiril» vole, the action of the
Committee of the Whole in rejecting
the »ocaUed »ubaidy amendment b>
the poelutnee bill adopted by th.
Senate.
Hepreeentative I'ayM.n Inta prv|>ared
a report on the bill to prevent alien-
from acquiring real e»tat<> in tbe Ter
ritoriea of the VniUal Stale»
The
bill baa for it» ba-i.
that American »oil »1.
Americana, •<> (ar a»
control il.
The bill |
alien or foreigner wl
clar.al hi» intention to
ami of the I'nit.-I
eor|»>ratiou. on« tenth i . i wik « h «t.
la owned or contr.dl.al by alien»
foreigner», »ball have a right to acquire
real «»(ate in any of the Territorx
tlie United Stat. »
At a mm ting of tbe ConimilUr
Territoriea it was agn*e«l that tbe sen
ate bill providing for the a*imi«ei<>n ol
Noiithern lluk.da aa a State aliouM if.
u|»>n the Ilou»e calendar ado
reported, and that the Spring«
[.rovi.fing an enabling Act f<
entire Territory, ahouhl g
calendar aa favorably reja.
A more
han
art V given in
Ih«*
II» arlfonl < <x
4.1; •■Then-
in this vil),
ni|>..rsrilv,
UVt*r vigliti
ar. old h
once a pupil u
I uf s F. H
w hen thr pHifra
r wa» n portrait painter, an,> n I mi
...... th tn lilt» v< ai* ag«», t»aiiiir«l por
lit. of /.< phaio i II 'Miiitli an«! Il.ii»
h HmlMMh II i’kick. III* wife, au«
r*. llanw Z«* ph i ii a
Alrn») la
Il ul.iNval
ll.l b<
!
*O»K.
Thr l»«Hlesor WettBbrr* of I’sriUmrxt 11
It«! leh CaUxet OMrere.
A glance at the work imp«»*« «1 up«>i
members of Parliament will *ulli« e t<
*how that it involve« no ordimir
amount of wear and tear. H >i k ’ •
gins in the committee rooms at B«x»ri.
the House assembles at four, and th«
sittings are often prolonged til’ after
midnight. Reader» of the debates. a»>
given in the morning paper«, ar«* be­
coming more ami more familiar with
the announcement: “The H oumj w . i -
still sitting when we w« nt to pr« *s.
A newly-elrct«*«! member of l’arliam«-nl
has a great deal to l«*arn before In
bcicome* conversant with his duties,
an«! hi* is fortunate if he timl- tim«* t<
make himself even imxhiah'ly well
MiMpiaiiiied with the Blue Books, | «
p«*rs, etc., which are annually pub-
li.*ii«'«l.
B«*tti<l«*s his <luti«*s at \V «*st-
minster h«* must atten«! to his constit­
uents, must show hiin-»*lf among th m
from time to tim«*, ami nin*t rx* lîV
ready to listen to complaints, miji
tions, or «*\«*n <!ictaU*s. The work ol
at'abinet Minister varies with th«* «»Hi««
h«* fills, the .fate of public Imaitu <
■
lie be-
mii «I accidental • <*ircum*tan«-
_
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Jin by making liim.elf ao
gins
the di
ipiainted with III« contení* of the dailt
papera, ami |»«*rhapM by giving a feu
minutes to hi* privat«* uorre*|u>mh*m <*
ITi«* study of otthdal pap« rs. Bin»
Rook*, «•!<*., will «M-eiipy him till <»le\«*n
o'clock, the ordinary tim«* of att« n«l-
oi« r at his orti«*«*, where he rem .»in*
until tin* iin « tiiigof the I ioii . m * to uhieL
In belongs.
I h«* sittings in the House
of L«»r«l* arc generally very short, th«*)
rai ls la*t more than an hour or two.
in tin* House of Commons tln*v are
onl) too apt to run to the opposite ex­
treme. In addition to official work,
not a f« w hours are required for prepar­
ing Parhaincntarv spr«*<*hrs him ! extra
¡'arliaiiivntarv di.*«*us*ions of various
kind*.
Be*i<l«*8 being in constant com­
munication with his secretaries, a Cab­
inet Minister has frequently to consult
various officials anil to grant inter-
vi«-*ws to thos«- who can show any cause
for requesting them. If in charge of
any important measure in Parliament
h«* must be present «luring every de­
bat«* upon it, ami often make sp«*<•rh**>
in its support. lU pli«to <pi«“»tions
hav«* to lx* carefully prepared, assist-
an<*«* being of <*oursc given by tin* per­
manent ollieials of the department.
Attendances at Cabinet t'oiim il* and
meetings of the Privy ( oiincil, at Mat«
balls and dinners, and meetings of
every com-rivable kind, ab*orb a larg«
portion of th«* tinm unocciipir«! in Par­
liamentary work; and if to these it*- iik
I m * a<l«lr<l the multifarious «Inti«** of a
pihat«» character which almost neres-
sarilv dcvolie upon him, it uill I h *
readily admitted that tin* work of a
Cabinet Minister at th«* pr«*s«*nl «lay is
such as to tax to tin* utmost e\«*n the
high«*st di qrees of m«*nt il and physical
vigor. Th* diversified diarurtrr of his
work would :tpp«*ar to Is* its re«i«*t*miiig
huiture. To th«* ordinary im*nib«*i* of
th«* Hous«* of Common*, ami i *p«‘i*iall)
to om- who h not ns yet li.inl ih d l \
cxprririi« «*, disapp«»int niriil and a s. ns«
of wi arim ss must often mak«* thriu
selves k«*<*nl\ h it. Many a man « n’er>
upon I’.oliniiit’i Jn \ lift* tiiid«*t* the idea
that he ha* an important mission to
fiillill, but session after session passe*
iml h«* linds himself no m ar«*r to the
roal. Meanwhile, hr has hiui to listen
night aft r night to an incessant flow
of talk, th«* larger portion of whi«*h i*
nnattcml’ «1 b) any practical result
I nn«* ami cn« rgv ar«* alike niisapidir«!
and washd. ami though apow* rf<<! and
ling«* machine is al work, the r« suit*
too often app«*ar praclicalh nil. Th« n
ar«* at limes <»th«*r rea*ons for «leap­
point im nt am! «lisgiist. Speeches ma«l<*
ami \ o !< m o A 4*n for parly purpo*«-.* in
support of measure* bt*li<*\c«l to lx
iniscliici«»us must, in sone* cn*«*s al
l«*ast, lx* prixliicti\«• of no ot*«liii!ii*)
amount <»f .*rlf (•oiih inpt.
b'ortnrjldly
JUDGE BY RESULTS
“ 1 believe in only one school of medi­
cine,” said a prominent merchant. “It is
the school that curt*.” The s)*eaker was
“an OxvgeuhL" Experience witu l>r*.
S tarkly & P alen ’ s Compound Oxygen
treatment, as supplied from their labors-
Lory, So. 15» An h »trwt, Philadelphia,
Pa., makes convert* every hour. An in­
teresting pamphlet on this well-tried treat­
ment is »ent free to every applicant.
Orders for the Compound Oxygen Home
1 reatment will be tilled by H. A. Mathews,
«15 Powell .Street, San Francisco.
X collision on the Pennsylvania read
wrecked twenty-five cars and killed three
men.
CONSUMPTION.
WILL
IT K » K If
MB «IH ■ I» f
Interesting Conversation With a Phy­
sician.
HOUSE BUEWED
MiTi HEl l.. Crook Co., Oregon.
I lieretiy cer Uy that llie loea of tuy
bou*e »nd conteuta haa been *<lju»ted
and nettled in a fut; and
manner by the STATE INSL BA5CE
COMPAN V, of Salem. Oregon, in which
it waa iuaured.
Z. T. KEY S.
April 10. Is*«.
Mr. Keys received 11,520.10.
The
“ STATE” pays all honest losaea p omptly
arid liberally.
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DB HIMIYS BIMEBY FOB LADIES
Ladie, »infering from nervou»ue»».»l«- p-
le»»reoo or any oervouo trouble, eon nnn
Swiedlate relief »nd be cured by uoing
Dr. Henley’» Cetery, Beef *ud Iron.
Bartley Campbell, the author and actor,
han been adjudged lunaue.
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If all so-called remedies have failed, Dr.
Sage’s Catarrh Remedy cures.
A man wa# arrested at Los Angeles for
The ntearner Arcadia, from Jamaica to passing gilded nickels as «5 pieces.
lialtimorr. is reported lost in mid-ocean.
LYortPetent Metallic Stlffisaera pre­
Use Dr. Pierce’» “ Pellet»” for cost ip»- vents boots and shoes from running over,
i ■ ippirw in the seams or wsaring unevenly
tiou.
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ou the heels.
Konina Hadovani, a remarkably hand­
some woman. belonging to one of the best
SURE CURE FOR PILES
families in Pisa, Italy, has been »enmneid
Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
U> fifteen year» imprisonment forpoisoing Hie*. One box has cured the worst ua-xs of
herl7-jear olddaughter. The prisoner is .¡8 ten years standing. No one need suffer ten
years of age and retain» much of her youth­ minutes after Utting Kirk's German Pile that-
ful beauty. Jealousy of the superior menu It absorbs tumors, allajs the itching,
acts as a poultice, gives relief. Dr. Kirk's Ger­
charms of tier daughter caused her to com­ man Pile (Mntuient is prepared only for Piles
mit the murder.
and itching of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted. Sold by Drug­
gist-» and »ent by mail on receipt of price, fl
ONLY HALF ALIVE.
There are hosts of men and women who, to per box. W<>bi>AKD, C lakkk A c I o ., "hole­
sale Agents. Portland. Oregon.
coin a phrase, are only half alive. That is to
say. they have seldom if ever any appetite, are
Doyoukaow the whereabouts of John
nervous, weak, fldgrtty and troubled by num- Gordon, advertised for in this paper! If
lit*! leas »mall pains and ache». In the presence so, secure reward.
of vigorous, exuberant vitality they seem mere
pigmies. Such persons are usually fond of
Go to Towne & Moore when in Portland
frequently dosing themselves, swallowing in
the cour-e of the year enough drugs to stock for best Photographic and Crayon work.
any apothecary*» shop of average dimensions.
This, of course, defeats instead of furthering
Palmer & Key keep the Best Type,
the end in view , viz., the recovery of health and Presses and Materials.
\ lger. Were they m seek it from an unfailing
»court e of vitality, Hostetler's Stomach Bit
ters, how different would be tneir case Then
\ igur would return to their debilitated frames,
the glow of health to their wan cheeks, their
trembling. ui4i ertain gait would grow ti.-in and
elastic, appetite, that grandest of all sauces,
would give a relish for the daily food, were it
ever so coarse, and refreshing sleep would
__ TRA0e\áf»¿ MARK.
crown the tasks of the day.
Having occasion to consult an old phy
•ician for some affection of the lungs, the
question was asked :
“Will consHiMption ever I m * cured t”
“Ye*, I believe so. But before we arrive
at that poi it there will n«»ed be a better
urviersiandiiig of minute anatomy am!
physiology. I do not think there are many
even in the profession who understand or
ran explain what is meant by the terms
life and health.”
“Can you give me anv ¡«leaf
“I will try.
If vou were to take from
any part of your lx«ly the smallest particle
of tissue, say as large as a pin head, and
place it under the slide of a microscope of
5«M) diameters, you would find it to consist
of living and non-living matter.
If you
watch the living particle you would see it
move ami grow; by and by it would divide
itself into two or more bod'es like itself.
In the process of growth it has thrown off
from itself the substances it could not use.
This is non-living matter. Now the whole
Among the Delegates to the Interna­
bex’y consists of these little living bodies
which absorb from the blood the nutrition tional Congress of the Salvation Army to
they require for growth. The non-living lie held in London, is a Chinaman from
matter serves to connect them with each San Francisco.
other, and is < ailed <onnm 11on tleans
Now then«* bioplasts diving bodies) are INVALIDS' HOTEL AND 8UKGICAL INSTI­
TUTE.
endowed with the power of natural selec­
tion, thus: The bioplast of a muscle will
This widely celebrated institution, loca­
refuse earthly matter, and a bone bioplast ted at Búllalo. N. Y., iá organized with a
will refuse fibrin.
Ea<h performs the full staff of eighteen experienced and
work itself, independent of the other. «killfui Physicians ami Surgeons, consti­
The aggregate of the mating and growth tuí iig the most complete organization of
of each one is life. The perfect perform­ medical and surgical skill in America, for
ance of the duty of each, the selection the treatment of all chronic diseases,
from the blcxxi of their proper pabulum whether requiring medical or surgical
and its perfect digestion (for these bio­ means for their cure. Marvelous success
plasts do digest), constitute health.
Life has been achieved in the cure of all na«a),
and health therefore depend on the healthy throat and lung diseaNes, liver and kidney
condition of the living
_ particles
r,... ...... of which . diseases, diseases of the digestive organs,
th«* Issly is composed.
Thu*, von have a bladder diseases, diseases peculiar U»
very arnall
face, One of women, blood taints and skin diseases,
»mall, pimple on your fare.
those bioplants
biopîant» has
na« be<*om«*
_______
„ , rheumatism, neuralgia, nerv us debility,
become »irk: ^its
body
u-- become
i
»...1 u_
_ j digestion
jt
.i ... J pgrtt|ysis, epilepsy (tits), spermatorrhea,
has
converted
by u
bad
into pus, but it liHR not «ea-eii to live
It impotency and kindred affections. Tbous-
has only become Honiething vine The pus ' auds are cured at their homes through
btoplaet (which rapi- is reproduce them corresponden«*«. The cure of the worst
Helves), increase in great numlM*ra, and ruptures, pile tumors, varicocele, hydro­
pushing aside the healthy bodies sur­ cele and strictures is guaranteed, with
rounding it, shows itaelf « n your skin. only a short residence at the institution.
You break itand letout the bioplast»« (pu**); Send 10 cents in stamps for the Inva ids’
under the microscope you will see them. I Guide-Book (HH pages», which gives all
They also are healthy bioplasts.
They particulars. Address, World’s Dispensary
have obeyed the law of th«*ir growth, but. Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
they have taken from that growth so
much nutrient material from the blood.
Many outrages are still being committed
Now liiultiply llittt oiie little bioplasmic by the A ¡/aches in Sonora, Mexico.
growth by a million, and reckon the
amount *»f nutrition required to sustain
DISTANTLY RELIEVED
them.
Now take another view*.
The
Mrs. Aim Lacour, of New Orleans, La.,
myriads of bioplasm, of which the bodv is
composed, require constant food.
The writes: “I have a son who has been sick
blood must keep them supplied day and for two years; he has been attended by our
night, and the material must I m * such as leading physicians, but all to no purpose.
they can digest, or they refuse it and This morning he had his usual spell of
itarvr. The result of the death of bio­ coughing, and was so greatly prostrated
plasm is an increase of non-living matter. in consequence, that death seemed immi­
The body becomes emaciated.
The con­ nent. W e had in the house a bottle of DR.
1 <»1:
1 ill
nective tissue shrinks. Th«* remaining w M. 11 ILL'S B \l> \M
bioplasts, improperly nourished, fail in LUNGS, purchased by my husband, who
their work. Some degenerate .into pus, noticed your advertisement yesterday.
and others into wanle material iwthero We administered it, and he was instantly
matous deposits); not getting the food relieved.
they desire, they lake wnat they can get.
■ 'or (ttuuli*. More Throat.
The bioplasts of the lungs, for instance,
will eat earthly matters and consequently Utlimii. 4 ai ii rrh. and other Dis­
the matters thrown off by them consist of eases of the Bronchial Tubes, no more
calcereo.is Hulmtaiices. This irritates the useful article can be found than “Brown’s
It ranchial Troches.”
surrounding délicat«* bioplasts ami ü I h -
turbaiwe re uhs. All tuberculous matter
Piso’s Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable
consists of lime.
In the effort to get rid
It is not a liquid or a snuff, 50c.
of this irritating substance, more blood is to use.
sent to the part and inflammation (as we i
Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron re­
say) is «et tip. The irritadouof the minute I
nerve tlt»rr produce* cough.
The lM*gm- I moves languor and loss ef appetite.
ning then of consumption is some defeat
T hv G kiimka for breaktut.
in the pr«q»aration of the food of bioplasm.
\\ c gh <• eod liver oil whisky, bi ef tea and
a thousand things to tempt their ap|»etites,
but it d«H»s not often do.
How to remedy
the defect of digestion and assimilation is
the problem that once solved, consump­
tion will t-e cured.”
ll> t'tciv.
“Ent cannot you bed patients on some |
particular diet that shall cure the defect
JAPANESE GARDENS.
oi digest ionf"
“That has been tried for hundreds of
I II* I ma I? I»ls|»l,«\«-.I In l ltrir !’•••:
years ami failed. If we knew exactly the
chemical characterof the food for bioplasts
Y r rmi k
t <
l’l«»i* «»( groiin«! « \« ii hn biindl n* t«*n it would do, but vou have to take this into
consideration. The bioplasts of the mouth 1
f«*«»t M|iinr<» hi -«* «*xqii‘sih*|y Ix-autili«*«! secrete saliva (piialin), which converts I
In the stomach are ’
I»\ J:i|»ani *«* liiclliixis; *«> inn» It <lo starch into sugar.
hl *«• |M*«q.|«* Mtllllire glird« II nff« «*! n . glands which produce lactic acid pepsin ■
mucous. Th«* salt iu foo«i is hydrochloric I
II h it in truth in th«» Niiggestion that acid.
The pancreas pours out diastase
too mam A nit ri< an ”hiu*k -\anl*” Hi’«* (yeast), the liver bile, consisting of six I
chemical*. Afl these mix and produce,
jxiv«»n «»\<*r to i*«»al a*h«*N, tin van* ami first, in the stomach, chyme; in tne intes- I
THE
thv garbage barrel, whivh by imple tine, chyle.
I»et any one cf these fail in ,
im hi * ami .1 little ta*t«* might I»«* rvn- ouantitv or quality, or l»e in excess, and
the whole pruceAs is disturbed. All food
Tb!» medicine, combiijfng Iron with pure
!«*r«»«l «•hariiiiiig to th«» «»Wv
Such consists, of course, of chemical substances, 1 vefretM>»lw
toni«*«. quickly and rompletely
tVNNt«* |»la< «•* «11 'Lipan w<»nl«l I m * mail«' which become changed wh n reduced to i < urra llvaprpwiii, I ik II mcw Il«*ri, VI rnkucmA,
their elements. Once the bioplasts have i Impure llload, Haiartn,« telllaai.d Frvrra.
m*at ami «’h aiilx to lx*gin with, a fvw
■ nd Neurxlgii«.
i*\« rgr«x*n .shrub* ami onv or two vlu.*- become sick they would not be tempted by
It is an untaihnt remedy for Diseases of the
proper food ¡»erhap*. I do not think they
ki<!n<*▼« an«l Liver.
t«*r* of flower* Mould I m * plaiit<*«L th* r«
are to be reached in that wav.”
’t is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to
would !»•• a rustic f<*n«’«* projevting fr«»ui
“Can you suggest any way in w hich they ! W omen, and all who lead sedentary lives.
th«» aid«» of the I iounv , ami hvtv ami mav l»e reached t"
It does not injure the teeth, cause headacbe.or
pr*»duce constipation— sfhrr Iron medwittrg tlo.
tì< » va « ■ r-p. »t
(livre a quai ally-shap'd
“Well, perhaps. We know that certain
It enriches and purifies the t»lood, stimulates
containin’ g a few choice planta. In simple substances contain in themselves ; the appetite, ai.is the assimilation of food re
most of the element* that g«^ to make the ■
■ eves Heartburn and Belching, and strength­
gardi'iis o.
__ . _ r
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____
•f more
prctvii*«'
there __ would
the muscles and nerves.
bv a litth* pom! or *h«*«'t of water of ir­ body; these are iron, phosphorus, sulphur, i ens
F t Intermittent Fevers, Laaaitode, Lack of
albumen amt protajon.
If those could be '
regular out lim, and if no situat« d that intnsiuced into the blood w ithout disturb- , Ei.-rgy. J m - . it has no equal
A«r The genuine has atxive trade mark and
a br«x»k ran b<* turm»d to run through ance from the chemicals of the stomach
crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other
it. a great charm is atlaim tl.
they might do.
Now. this is no* my own ;
by BM»WB < HBBH AL (XK. BALTIIOBB. B0
I h«' pictiirrsipiv fratnrva of sm h a idea, but I am very mu h prepossessed in
8NKLU HKITSHU Jt WOODARD,
*trrninlr( are brought out with the aid its favor. A Doctor Dujardin of Paris has
W helesalr Agenta, Portland Or.
been trying this plan for some years, and
«»f rovk-fragment.* and <»vrn n>und«*d
has made so far some remarkable » »c- 1
I n » w lib r*; ru*tir brnlg« * of .*(om* or <•<•**«'*
I!.- ha* '.x i i u»*d (ht**e mu I>
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wcxxl ar«* mad«» to »pan it. «*wn thr stance* at..I gi\. • jh<m faftVHip w hilc (he I
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miniature n. untatn*. nix or right (< « t tion. They are tbe proper f«Mxt for
pla*ls. and the* serin t | ak<
high, ox«r or about which tin* path read many of the css«
run»», are always prc*«*nt.
In thr ifnr- K*aencr of Dujardi«»
it. and
«IriiN of larg«*r siz«* the iiioh ut nìiin I am »living it a trial a
I
am
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sangiiinr.
grow to twrnlv or rv» n f«»r a (« rt high,
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and u|x»n th«* summit a nule Ill-ll.
pro|M»rties <»f any mrdh
relief
I(xik<»tit witti thntchr<l nxif in ni.uh»
of consumption,
T the
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