I
LUKE GARKISON^S ORCHARD-
TO BOTTLE SUNSHINE
BOUGHT HIS OWN COFFIN.
SCI£NC£ AN1> INDUSTRY.
GIRLS IN 0« ERALLS.
Fifteen th.«"siml p» •ople are employed
Maiue Ltessirs Ur: r Tketu to U «dr
ht many.
in mak .
Rays
to
Be
Kept
on
Tap
for
the TruMt :t. nuis for ths
Solar
heart is the most viud organ of th« body.
The i niu«l
a* > Mjhl f Liu.ooO of
Speckled .iruutles.
M -n«lu. th.I prop.1. lh. mu. 1«.
sole leather tu Ja; in last year.
Lighting and Heating.
BUktcnancs to the nerva* and brain and
A strange case of man’s premonition
In ten years th* pKxluction of steam
The women in up r Y'ork county go to ail th
o< th. InCy. * 6*« *“ *“
of death has startled the inhabitants of engines in Germany hu- more than
er tain to <ivs rise to serious
lhat they are not
fishing, and it is sa
the ba<*kwoo»l village of Stark, .Me.
doubled.
Ths Kruiurkabl« Intention of
results. Weakness denote*
»1 line. There in
alow
the rod
Jefferson Biais»lell live«] alone on bis
Washing loa Man W hlch. If Per-
A machine han ken completed that
the presence of a flaw 1»
o dons her broth-
farm, a few miles from the village, and will count and bind in packages 500,000 one y
fselrd. Vb III Hr v «»lutiunta«
is a forerunner of some
¡e goes after the
er
’
s
c
wL
his preparations for deuth made him postcania in ten hours.
th log more serious that i>
Ihr Art u( War.
Bbe
gives
us
a
rea
to occur You are ths
the laughing stock of the community j
After three years of experiment the son that she does not vvant to be bo*h-
A machine for utilizing »he light of until be was found dead in his bed.
engineer. Look to your
soil of Jl'saouri hiu» been found unsuit- ere«! with skirt«», as lb y are lii/ht in
the auu fur reheating and lighting thia
englns.
he« that no accV
One pleasant day In the early fall i
the way wheu you climb
dent occurs. HUDYAN
earth during the cold night baa been Blaisdell a ¡»¡»eared in the village and able for the sugar-beet.
A aoeiety has been formed in Vienna can hook ar many trout ai
is what you need. HUD*
invented i»y a resident uf Washington, drove directly to the undertaking estab
for the purj»o»e of testing in» entions the neighborhood, and 1 hi
YAN •
- a the
Willi air. Lalver, whuae claims are that lishment of Edward Hilton.
and
providing
means
to
those
who
have
heart. HUDYAN -HI
brought in a number of handsome t
the machines will du away with the
“Hullo, Ed. he •houted, entering the tjlcni uot fur applying them practi-
make
the
heart
muscle«
strings of fish, says the Lewiston (Me.)
uaeof all present illuminants or the ne store, “I want a coffin.”
strong and bard I»o no»
I «-ally.
Journal.
cessity of beating by artificial means.
delay too long. Begin the
“All right,” replied the undertaker;
The pneumatic tube delivery system,
A year ago a young and handsome
Mr. Calver's machine utilizes the heat “who’s dead?”
uaeof HUDYAN ww.
i which is in operation in n large New- schoolmarm from u city situated with
and light uf the sun iu such u way thMt
•‘Nobody’s dead,” replie»l Blaisdell.
the portion uf the solar rays which ia “I want it for myself, and I want just a York hotel, handles to,i)»)u nrticb. s au<l in a few miles of Boston was visit¡nj.
r.itt cne
poured down on a given spare during plain box, with no polish, and no new- packages daily, including visitors' this female angler. Ore day
cards, letters, newspapers and small propos'd going fishing and she wat
cloudless weather may I k * stored up for faugled schemes.'*
1-0. THROBBINO IN THE TEM
pn reels.
wild to g<», but run! ’.hat she had no PLES VZHEN LYING DOWN. HUD-
the future and taken advantage of on
After a little parley the contract for a
Beans and acorns often lift heavy old dress that she could wear. “Wear VAN ■ ■
dark or cold days. He declares that he coffin was drawn up, and Blaisdell left
to overalls, the way I do,” said the
can turn out power in such quantities the shop. He next went to the village masses of earth in their struggh
3- 6. RINGING IN THE EARS HJD-
reach th* light. Mushrooms have dis hostess.
that machinery, which must now be run sexton.
YAN ■ . -
placed flagging stones in a num tier of
Her big brother, who was present, time.
with steam generated by a fire, can be
“How much do you charge for dig
used by the adoption of this stored heat, ging a grave?” he inquired of the aged instances. A stone 80 pounds in weight volunteered to loan her a pair just out
4- 5. ALTERNATE PALENESS AND
was uplifted recently by three giant of the store, that he bad never worn,
which will accomplish every pur|M>se official.
FLUSHING OF THE CHEEKS HUD
mushrooms.
if rhe would accej t them. The pretty YAN will rest -re ths circulation of t .■ 1
to which the fire under a boiler is now
“Five dollars in winter, three in sum
Glass tulies for water, gas and sew :ige reh oo! mist Tess fm-Hiy consented to jo ita normal condition aud keep « constant
put.
mer,” replied the latter.
“But who’s 1
are about to be introduced- A Penn- • tar the blue drilling overalls, went healthy cok>r in the chtjeks.
The light of the sun is the strongest dead?”
sylvania company, which is manufac- fishing, eaught n uiir.iber of trout, fell
known in degrees of brightness.
7. PALPITATION OF TIIE HEART
“Nobody’s dead; I want it for my- i turing these* pipes, expects that they in the brook and got a wetting, an !
IRREGULAR BEATING HUD«
Though 95.000,000 miles away, its radi
self.”
Blaisdell paid the sexton five will displace iron pipes, us the glass when she returned at night thorough AND
YAN by strengthening the heart iu <- h * and
ance is far above anything ever iircom- dollars, took a receipted bill and went
plished in the way of artificial light, home, apparently in a happy frame of ones will not corrode, and are mure ly tired out, declared that she had tho nerves that supply it, will stop the palpi
n«*ver enjoyed her**e’f «• . n*ueh liefor»- tation sn<l fluttering and cau«e the heart to beat
durable than iron.
and is more than equal to 15,075,000,000 mind.
A sutatitnte for galvanizing iron and since she was a la: ar.«l wore short regularly.
of billions of candle power—candh
Late in November Mr. Hilton began
dresses.
8 THROBBING IN THE STOMACH
power measure being the degree of to think that Blaisdell had given up his steel, which consists in the use of a
REGION. Th!« throbbing und pulsitlng dis
bath composed of zinc, tin and alumin
light furnished by a sperm candle one
MISCELLANEOUS items
preparations /or death, and was about ium, produces a coating that is so firm
appear shortly after the use of HUDYAN
sixteenth uf a pound in weight.
to consider his bill for storage for the ;
Thousands have been cared of Heart Weak
That the vast energy uf the sun is coffin, when the man with the premoni ly adherent that the sheets will p< rmit
Hotel chambermaid« are unknown io
working aud will resist corro:-i«,n. It
simply being wasted, as far as any util
n mai. tin beds and keep ness by HUDYAN. You should b; cured
tion came to his store on his wood sled. is further claimed that metal thus Mexico.
too. HUDYAN will cure you. Pr ure
ization of it in mechanics it concerned, He inspected the burial box, pronounced
I the room« in order.
HUDYAN from your druggi-t. It is sold
treated can I m : raised to a red heat with
is a fuel that has long been acknowl
When a Porto Rican wants a drink, in all drugstores for 50c. per pack g*. or 6
it satisfactory and got Mr. Hilton to out injury.
edged, ami though many have >ouglit help him to put it onto the sled, which
and ia nut neur a spring or a tavern, he packages for 02.50. If your druggist docs not
It has been discovered that the clay of
for ages to construct some machine also rontaine»! some provisions.
climbs a tree and gets it. The tree is a keep It. send direct to the HUDYAN REM
w hich our common red bricks are marie
which could I mj practical—aome inven
EDY COMPANY ■*>
palm«, and he
Then he seated himseifon the top of
tion which would use this heat in doing the coffin and drove homeward in a contains gold, about 25 rents’ worth to nut.
Consult the HUDYAN DOCTORS
every ton of bricks. An ingenious per
FREE. You may cal! and s<- .hem r i< 1 have
the work of the world—no advance bus cheerful mood.
Colorado’s gold output in 1898 a free consultation. If you cannot call on the
son has calculated that a-s there are
ever been made in that direction which
Blaisdell placed his coffin in a con-
least 5,000,000 t >ns of bricks in Lun- amounted to $24,500,600; that of Cali- doctors write to them fur advice. It will b«
led to any useful result. August 3,1882. ««nJrnt but not conapicuoiiR place in bl« at
,)(>I1 tllere Illuat ()L ut ieagt j ‘50,600 fornia was $11, >3,721; South Dakota, given free for the asking. Address
there was an experiment made in home. He lived alone, and the presence
¡09,302; Alaska.
worth of the precious metal locked up $5.841,406; Montana,
France by which Abel I’ifre aucveMsful
of the casket did not seem to worry in the walls of that metropolis alone.
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPAHÏ,
ly printed a paper by a machine which him.
The “ink plant’’ grows in New Gre
Cor. Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts.
was run by solar bent, but the work
Early in January Blaisdell failed to |
nada. It» juice can be used for writing
seems to have been drop|»ed at that appear, and his neighbors, who had j
BARONESS HIRSCH.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
without any preparation. At first the
stage.
joked in n lively manner over his burial '1 ht* Great Amount of Good •»he w riting is red, but in a few hours it be
His machine consisted of a large horn
NOVICE FOR IH BLICATION,
preparations, began to have n creeping
come» black.
Did with Iler Vast
like disk nearly 12 feet in diameter, this fear steal over them. The house was
I.ai d Office at Roseburg. Oregon )
Mis. Mary Sawyer Peter, of Henni
Wealth.
throwing the rays down into a mirror, entered and Blaisdell was found dead
Sept. 20, 1899. J
ker,
N.
11..
lately
celebrated
the
one
by which they were concentrated l*e
Notir.* i- hereby given that the follow
in his bed—not a suicide, but the victim
In her own way Baroness Iliroch was hundredth anniversary of her birth by ing mimed settler has filed notice of his
neath a tsiiler in which enough water of that strange sense of certainty of
taking a five-niile sleighride with a
was heated to generate good steam. death which sometimes compels men to an remarkable a person as her husband.
intention to make final proof in siq»p«jrt
I Worth many miliona in her own right. neighbor. The temperature was20de- of his claim, and that said proof «ball
This boiler was connected with a Mar
give up the struggle for life.
fie made before Roy Bartlett, Countv
1 she gave freely of her wraith as well as gr« t s bt-low zero.
coni press, which ran by this means ull
An attack of yheart failure, superin
Clerk of Josephine Countv, at ».«rants
l of that left by him. She was a »laughter
the afternoon, printing 500 copic« of a
AFGHAN
NEW
WOMAN.
duced by pneumonia of a few days' 1 of the lute Senator Biscimfheiin of Brus-
Basa, Oregon, on November, 1, 1899,
paper which was called the Journal of
duration, caused his demise. His pre
i seis, head of the great banking house of Told the Ameer She Wanted Freedom viz :
the Sun.
Isaac Van Dorn on H. E No 7498, for
arranged funeral plan was perfect, ex
1 liMchof heirn
A
Goldschmidt
that
Mr. Cal ver. w ho has taken out ninny
and She Got It, Aloua with
the lo s No. 3 ami 4, Ser. 26, Tp. 35,
cept that he failed to provide for a min
Erie
railway
i
»•*.
’
^.lu.za-
financed
the
patents for his invention, nays bis ma
Male Ureas.
ft. R. 7 West.
ister and mourners.- Boston Globe.
tiou In 1871. The baroness as a g 111 w as
chine will store up the radiant energy
He names the following witnesFes to
secretary,
and
developed
:
her
father's
from the sun. which iadelivered in such
The new woman has penetrated even prove his continuous residence upon
MUMBLERS,
TAKE
WARNING.
and
cultivation of said land, viz:
t
tie
method
and
nc<
uriicy
that
charnc-
vast »¡uantities in bright weather, and
to the harem of the ameer of Afghan
Sam Hogue, of Merlin. Oregon; H. H.
i tcrizt-d her wlioh* life. At 22 she mar- istan, where she wears male attire and
release it in any desired q iih nt it its on
As Indistinctly Spsikrn Funeral Om * rie»l Baron llirseh, and was of great d < s as she pleases, says the Ladies’ Chapin, of Merlin, Oregon; Adolphus
dark nights and cold lays. This twib
Misner, of Merlin, Oregon ; Allison Av
tiwn, und How it Was
tied sunshine, which is caught by the
help to him in all his financial uii<lcrtak- Pictorial.
ery, of Merlin, Oregon.
1'rlntrd Afterwards.
meshes of science in the summer, can
j inga, as well as in his philanthropic
The ameer picked her up on his re
J. T. BRIDGES, Register,
l»e put away in the storeroom, just ns
! |*luna. She was highly educated, writ- turn journey from the northern part of
canned goods are now kept, and it will
The following occurrence in a west i ing and «¡»raking Germair, English, his dominions a good many year/ ago.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
be on tap in January. The details of tht ern town is an illustration of the amus I’rench and several other languag»*«. Slit had been brought before him by an
I.and Office at Roseburg, Oregon,!
machine are fully given in the speclflca
The
Hirsch
establishment
in
Paris
was
angr«- *..thrr and proposed husband for
ing result of a clear lack of enunciation
September 15 1899 f
tions of the patent, but are too tech
on the ¡»art of a speaker. In preaching managed with great care, the baroness punishment. She would not conform
Notice is hereby given that the follow
nlcal to lie of popular Interest.
the funeral sermon over the remains of ¡»ersonally seeing to every detail. Al- to the usage of the country and enter ing named settler has tiled notice of his
The possibilities of a machine that a prominent citizen, who had had quite ! ways ready to dispena«? charity, she the married state, though she had then intention to make final ¡»roof in support
will successfully utilize the rays of th« a chequered career und at various times i guarded rigidly against waste.
reached the age when it was incum of Lis claim, and that said proof will be
sun, transforming beat to power, are in his life had been pioneer preacher,
After her husband’s death her duties bent upon her to dn«o.
made Indore Abe Axtell, county judge,
almost beyond the Imagination. In mayor, druggist and deputy sheriff, increased enormously. He left an cs
The girl declared she had run wild of Josephine county, Oregon, at Grants
stead uf gas bills nml electric light bill» and had several times been instrument t.itr of i-25,Oiii',uuo, much of which was all her life, and did not. wish to give up ¡’ass, Oregon, on October •'», 1899, viz:
to worry the householder, all he would al in quelling disturhances which had bequeathed to charity. Millions have her freedom, to be shut up in a harem. Allin 1. Reynolds, on H. E. No. 7742,
lor the N NE’4. SE’4 NEb, Sec. 26,
have to do would be to see that the sun
arisen from religious differences ex been spent in colonizing large bodi; sof She sought the ameer's protection and S.. R. 9 W and SW‘4, N\V«4, sec 25,
shine machine had taken advantage ol isting between the two local churches, Russian refugees in the I'nited States obtained it.
Tp 40, S R 9 W
the rays that warmed th«* »lays of June. the.pastor used the following words:
“All right,” he said, “since you want
ami the Argentim* Republic. In !*'.»<»
He names the following witnesses to
From the «tore of sunshine thus ac
to
be
free
you
shall
be.
but
free
you
“Our brother is in the cold ground, I hr baroness promulgated a plan for
prove his continuous residence upon ami
cumulated he could siqiply liis kitchen no more a dangler on life’s tide. I can benevolent work in the United States. must also remain; that is your punish cultivation of said land, viz:
range and his parlor stove with heat. see bis ¡»anting spirit sigh among the Oscar Straus of New York was con ment. You wish to live like a man;
Melvin B. Murphy, of Waldo, Oregon ;
He could apply the power derived from chaste stars, contemplating the failure sulted by her ns to methods, but lie de you shall live like one, and for your Fred Durkev, <>f U aldo, Oregon ; Ernest
the stored rays to running a motor that of his acts to ninke clean our hearts, and clared that she had definite plans re own protection you must wear men’s Durkey, of Waldo, Oregon; ( a'harme
Barrows, of Waldo. Oregon.
would accomplish wonders in house methinks 1 see his noble lineaments garding what «he meant to do. Find clothes.”
J T BRIDGE', Register.
hold duties, He could illuminate his imprinted on every rock, tree and fence ing that the llirseh school in New \ ork
On her arrival in Cabul she was given
house as brilliantly as he ¡»loaned
in this county, with whose history he is was in a rented building, she gave $150,- the title of oider, or chief, and was
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
every night in the week without the
She
so closely connected. During the re >««> to rear a house of its own. She rs- made the harem’s messenger.
Lumi office ai Roseburg. Oregon.!
dread thought that the never-tiring
cent controversies of our people, I have pecially wished to help working girls conics nn<! goes as she ¡»leases or is or
September 15, 1899 \
meter in the cellar was eating up his
dered.
both
bv
night
and
day.
and
no
heard him declare, while his beard <l«t- of that city. A home for working girls
Notice is hereby given that the follow
income.
cne
even
in
slanderous
Cahn!
has
ever
«vending swept his bosom, that he was the result, slu* giving .f2e*).iM«0 for
ing named settler has tiled notice of his
Applied to transportation, the sun wished all differences of sects might be '/round and buildings, ami an annual breathed a word against her fair name. intention to make final proof in support
shine machine offers too a wondrous ended, mid while he was mayor fre income of $12,009. Having organized
of hi.-» claim, and that said proof will be
( Oelly Coni Rsalneu,
horde of advantages. Heretofore the quently made himself hoarse on the .«.»•veral similar hom»*s in Belgium, she
made before Abe Axtell, countv judge.
A
short
time
ago
gieat problem of the aerial navigator-
a
newspaper
man
<>t Josephine county, Oregon, at Oranit*
subject. His attempts to stop our riots was familiar with the work.
Pass, Oregon, oil October 25, 1899, viz.:
all inventors are p»»tentially aerial navi-
sat
in
the
office
of
a
prominent
river
The condition of the Russian Jews in
resulted in his removal from office by
coal operator, talking about current Melven B. Murphy on II. E. No. 7741,
gators—has been to find a motor tht
foul deceit! 1 was with him when he New York city especially appealed to
and N \V l4 of SE ’4, and S \V ’4
events.
A messenger entered and for the
weight of which will not keep bis ship
received the news of his impeachment her. She Investigated th«* situation
from sailing on the breezes. Electric
handed the operator a telegram. He NE*4, sec. 26, Tp 40. 8. R 9 W.
and heard his words. His cry nuned thoroughly, ami then informed th«*
He
names
the following witnesses to
motors and the lightness uf alumln'iim
continued the conversation with the re
prove his continuous residence upon and
me to tears, but. he quickly recovered, trustees of th«» Baron llirseh fund that
have held out glowing promises, but
porter
while
he
leisurely
perused
the
cultivation of said land viz:
and his face resumed its natural airy, the had ¡dared ut their disposal • l,< <)0,-
how much more could I k * uccompli>»hr»l
contents of the message. The news
Allin 1 Reynolds, of Waldo, Oregon;
artless look. As 1 know, he could pain POO for th«* permanent r« 1.« f of these
with stored sunshine.
paper
man
did
not
notice
any
change
in
F»*ed Durkey, of Waldo, Oregon; Ernest
profile. In all. a can*ful estimate shows
nobody.**
the
operator
’
s
demeanor,
and
inquired
Railroads, with no coal to buy. could
Purkey,
ol Waldo, Oregon; Catharine
The oration, as it a,»¡»eared the fol that she «p« nt $l,5t0.'»()0 in New YOrk if* there was an item of news in the Barrows, of Grants Paes, < >regon.
declare larger dlvidemis.
Furmers,
city
in
charitable
work
after
her
hus
J. T. BRIDGES. Register.
able to dispense w ith I iotm «. could drive low ing week in the local ¡»aper, was as band’s »1« ath. besides th«* annual income message. “Oh, yes.” said the operator,
1 l.c
their ¡»lows and thrashing imiehints follows:
created by the handing the reporter the message,
>f
the
fund
of
$2.400,»
Use Allen s Foot-base in Your Gloves.
“Our brother is in the coal ground,1
that a «'ertain b< at - vvned
which read
i
with stored sunshine, and c»»uld go to
baron. She left several million pounds
market on week days and to church on no mor a sad angler on life's tide. I can
A lady writes; “I «hake Allen’s Foot-
irqurathvd to eliari- by this i operator had lost nearly «al! her
sterling,
chiefiy
h
tow by i sinking it in the Mississippi Ease into my gloves and rub a little on
Sundays with old So! safel> bitched tu see his spanking spirit's eye among the
chase tarn, contemplating the failure of ties. \\ oinan's Journal.
river, The rep rtrr asked about how my hands. It saves my gloves by ab
the farm conveyances.
would be. and the answer
much the I
If the inventiou of Mr. Caher proves h•» axe to niukr lean our hearts, and me
sorbing pempiration. It is a most dainty
In Almost lllnrk Hoar.
was; “About $10,600.” The operator
to do all be claims for it, tht- art of war thinks 1 see his noble liniments imprint-
RuNsia
there
is
a
misdirected
in
toilet
powder.”
Allen’s
Foot-Ease
In
rd
on
every
rock,
tree
aixl
fence
in
this
conversation
ns
though
resumed
bis
may well l»c revolutionize«). No lunger
dividual who indulges in ls»th dentate nothing had happened. It was after- makes light new shoes easy • It kev|»s
will it tw necessary for the maritime na county, with whose sistvry he is so
research and floriculture, who is ex* ward learned that the receiving of such the feet cool ami comfort able. We in
tions to have coaling stations, ami no closely o.nnr« ted. During the recent
controversies of our people 1 lime heard l»«*nding a vast amount of time and cn
reports is a matter of such frequent vite the attention of ¡>hyei«-iuns and
longrr will wars be fought over the po*
nl-bluck occurrence in the
ergy in trying to ¡»ri'fe»*t a
al business. Some nurses to the absolute purity of Alien's
session of small islands valuable only him declare, while his beer descending
r< »se. With n patience worthy <»f a bet- men would have fainted nt such new*,
for such purposes. When each man-of- swept his bosom, that he wished ull
ter cause hr has worked for year« on but the river coal business is a great Loot Else. All drug and shoes stores
war carriea ita own machine tor con differences of sex might be ended, and,
Ad-
his scheme, and i« reported to have deal of a ba/ard, and one must have sell it, 25c. Sample sent FREE
densing the iud ' i rays a venael can re while hr was a mare, frequently made
Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, N Y .
turccMfui in attaining the spirit of the gambler to er
main away from ¡wirt 100days. 200daj r . himself horse on th«' subject, His at- been irmderutely
uta at ln«t aitccecded in
or a year for that matter, as long as pro tl ni| tS to Stop > our rights resulted in tit object. Hr I
mlwr of the hidrou«
visions last, cruising about the enemy’s his removal from office by foul producing i
uch nearer to blackness
voiim I s if n»*<*«*ssary, uo longer troubled
deceit. I was with him when he roses tbt »
ower known. Tbcrcis
with the present great drawback to for receive»! the news of his iffipeach- than ar v * .
liing about hi« «*\j«*t i-
Ills one folium:
eign naval warfare, the difficulty of ob ment and hr -ard his words.
ir« vann«»1 fo* absoliitv-
ment»— the
taining a supply uf coal.—Boston Her crime inov»*l in ir to lean», but li
!y relied o» 1 l-> produ«*v me funereal
ald.
|y recover«*I nd his face real
llow’vr, thru wing back very frequently
natural hsir.v. hvnrtleaa look.
Slrepa ftandln«.
know, he cun 1» I |mj nobody.**-
Y. to th«* deep > .1 r»‘«r that was used us
the base ft **:s experiment. Still be
In one of the big circuses there Is a Bun.
that ia very much dark *r
1o<*« get n r>
big elephant that has nut Inin down foi
than snv r
r rose, even when it i«
20 years. All the other elephants lie
cl. bbick. an»l «till live« In
down to sleep, but I bls one sleep* »mud
“Why G that «wert girl
- object, a permanently
h<>
ing up, the most he has ever been known
di«< »mw»*b«tv’’ Wa» her gr
» ay be achieve«! Iwfore
to do being to lean against a (»oat to
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sleep. When he is awake lie stands
There arodosens of remedies recommended for
“No; ber graduation n ay W h an bl
11 .'«••'«•
in growing it per-
gently swaying to and fro. never n*»i
Scrofula, some of them no doubt being able to
imrnrnav mu . «*sw, but her grad nation w 11 •
r L«* nor anyone else
ing till he cluses h’a eyes.—Cincinnati gown wasn't up to exj*».x-ia
frctly.
afford temporary relief, but B. S. 8. is absolutely
lüllS.
<. hi-
En<piir«*r,
y remedy which completely cures iU
know s
Y. Time«.
< ago i
.
Scrofula
is one of the most obstinate, deep-seated
Uh<n You Ride Your Wheel
Look At tht Label
blood diseases, and is beyond the reach of the
Alwiva shake into your shoes Allen s
many so-called purifiers ami tonics because some
Subscriber« to the <’«»( hik
thing more than a mere tonio it required. 8 S 3.
Fool-Ease, a powder for the feel. Il requtmted to look at the dai
is equal to n: v b xl trouble, and never fails to cure Scrofula, because ¡1
keeps your fuel cool, prevents sweating
ite
name, i
goes down to the seat < f the disease, thus permanently eliminating every
feet, and makes your endurance ten (old
trace of the taint
i wil
»ailed i
greater. Over 1,000,00»I w hrsl peuple
The serious oowoquenoea to which Scrofula surely leads
Any
should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital im
are using Allen s F oo I-F' sm '. Diev all
not re
portance
of pasting no time upon treatment which can
praiM* it. It give« rest and comfort to
us im*
not posaiblv effort a cure. In many rases where the wrong
smarting, hot, swollen, aching, feet ami
treatment nas been relied upon, complicated glandular
i ration
is a certain •tire fur in growing toe-nails
swellings have resulted, for which the doctors insist that
a dangerous surgical operation is necessary.
At all drnggists and she * stores,
Mr. II. E. Thompson, of Milledgeville, Ga., writes: “A
Sample FREE by mad. Ad.lreaa Allen
bad case of Bcrofula broke out *^n the glands of my neck,
8 Olmsted, Le Roy.N. Y.
with a
which had to be lanced and eaused me much suffering. I
was treated for a long while, but the physicians were lin
th city
A Minister i Mistake
able to cure me, and my condition was as bad as when I
150 8-
Is Utt»t Yam.
!»egan their treatment. Many blood remedies were used,
A city minister was recently banded n
but without cff»'»*t. 8omaonn recoouMnded 8. 8. S.. and
A i’ilGburg drummer telia (hi*
notice to be read from hie pulpit. Ac
I fo gan t > i-.iprove as soon as I had taken a few bottles.
yarn I slways «*arrv ii bulilr ol Kri
cotupanying it was a dipping from i
Continuing th«» remedy. I wal soon cured permanently,
Rabain in tuv grip. 1 take ct*ld ea
ns a »paper tearing up»u ths matter
and have never had a >»gn of the disease to return.” Swift's Specific -
and a tr* du-cs ut the bataaui ah
The clergyman started to res-1 the ex
I
make« me a well man. Lvarywht*
tract and found it began "Take Kemp’i
—i. th* on'r Twnedy which c»n promptly rrsch and cure ob.tin.tr, daap-w. J
go I al a ata •|M*ak a gvsd word for Ke
Balaam, the bent Cough Cure ” Thu
bloo<l .t .c*. « >'-y rrlrv c upen it, and not experimenting with the T.ri .<
I i «k»* bold of my cutlomcra- I t<k*
wan hardly what he had rip«- t«- l, ai.<]
•o-cnllr<i t " ■«. etc . all »uffererx from blood trouble, can be promptly cur >1.
men and young m»*n, an*l tell them
alter a moment s hesitation, he turn«-
in.teml of endun g j, »r« of .uttering which gradually but .urely underti
fi> lent is- > whdvr I
a ten I take
it over ami found on the other side tto
the constitution. S 8. 8. i. guaranteed purely vegetable, and nerer
At Dru^gt«ta. lie and IWe.
cure .scrofula, Kc.en.a, Cancar, Rheumat'.m. Contagion. Blood Pciw
matter intended for the reading.
Tetter, i'nn' i ,. S>r>'«, Vlc-ra.etc. In,i«t upon 8 8 8.; nothing can take.
Quans lutai »m nolttr# pnnlt«i usi < k h
B.a>k> on blood and »km diaaaaao will be mailed free to any addrew by
at lb* Cot m« utlk-r.
Swill Bpecitii Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
HERE ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS:
ONLY ONE CORE
FOR SCROFOLA
S. S. S. Is the Only
Remedy Equal to this
Obstinate Disease.
Mr. G. II. Snyder, a wellkn<
citizen of Lawrence, Kan,Siuj
“ 1 anl now seventy year, of
age. A bout three years ago I ex
perienced a coldness or numbn«,
in the feet, then creeping ut,m
legs, until it reached my body 1
grew very thin in flesh, apptti
poor and I did not relish my
At last I became unable to mow
about. I consulted several dj
tinguished physicians, one Ù11L
me I had locomotor ataxia iaS
other that I had creeping
ysis. I took their medicine! bat
continued to grow worse. .Virv,t
a year ago a friend advised me
to try I)r. Williams’ Pink Piij,
for Pale People. Before I had
finished my first box I found thrv
were benefiting me. I used twelve
boxes in all, and was j^rfectly
cured. Although it is six months
since I used my last pill there has
been no recurrence of the disease
From Lawrence Journal.
A,.wV.rS.rH...*W*. rr—Tk«'
lrt Mad« to
»ari.ll«« •• »«•»“-
Pt,hap. the odde.t lookioi >*rm in
\“drker/pa*»,on,b>evele. e»»ry '’«•k
^.wubloch.-fn.ntUed-n.inf
:°e
« "‘"¿.ngnuorehara .,1 P?f.ed
.hie for unique and |fio-
tree. reu.a UH
of
tesque tn«'’».
.
(he l.oube is lined "Uh tree, queerh
bra (Ched. und a» the viaiwr enter, the
ici •«. s s unucr
under a wunderfulh
yard i v he pass«
¿rafted ar. b of n.aifnilcent elm». H '
front yard » flll«» "i,h curiu.tt.e. tn
the shape of tree.
K is the large orchard that m-tiy
call, for attent.on. (.rent care and pa
tience, C.nnbined with ingenuity, ha'e
enabled Mr. Garrison to sene on a
single stem a collection ««
„roduetk that has made many a con
noisseiir curious. It is altno.t impoa-
,ible to find a tree that does not bear
more than one variety of fruit <»n W
side is a row of trees, each of which
lu-ars several kinds of apples, »hl e
on the other vcucan seeadozen labels
on a small pear tree. One tree has sev
eral kinds of crab apples, and there
are many small trees which bear
oranges and lemons* both fruits grow-
ing from <■>.• -talk, with the branches
curiously i> t< rwoven.
A si i-imen of Mr. Garrison's art is
a tree bearing the following apples:
Golden | [.¡¡.j ins. dairy cloature, sour
harvest, i white genesee. van rtuyne. red
astrac ehan. county pipt ins. victuals and
drink, -uslics. early and late greenings,
peach ipples. crabapples. tady-r.pples,
p; . lea nnd many others, each
biack-a.
branch labeled for the vi: 'tor's Infor*
mation. This i tree is about 20 years
old. There is a ¡rear tree which bears
hart letts. red cherubs, grccleys,
els, lnwrence and buery deals,
culiar pear to und in the orchard
Idaho. It is large and flat, without
any core or seed, and e excels the bart-
Probably the most won-
lett in flavor. ~
derful tree in the orchard is one which
bears no fewer th;.n 1'» varieties of
fruit, including plums, apples, pears,
peaches, mulberries, quinces, etc. '1 he
quince is the most difhult to graft.
Such freaks as American, Japanese and
Italian chestnuts growing on one tree
are regarded by Mr. Garrison as easy
to accomplish. He also has different
kinds of peaches growing on a small
shoot.
Some years ago Mr. Garrison was the
recipient of a package from somewhere
up New York state containing a twig
which would, it was declared, produce
an apple half of which would be sour
and half sweet, Mr. Garris »n | lanted
it and it grew, But the apples were
sour all through. Mr. Garrison tried in
every way to produce the real article,
but w as finally compelled to admit that
he had been made the victim of a joke.
—N. \ . Sun.
of
Lifo
Dr. YVilliarns’ Pink Pills for Pale People
contain, in a con<lense<i form, all the ele-
menu uecesaury to give new life and rich
ness to the blood and restore shattchd
nerves. They are an unfailing specific for
■uch diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial
paralysis, St. Vitus’ »lance, sciatica, neural,
gia, rheumatism, nervous hea<ia<he, the
arter-etfects of the grip, palpitaboa of
heart, pale and sallow complex ions, and g[j
forms of weakness either in male or female.
Dr. Williams* Pink Pills for Pale People are new
sold by the dozen or hundred but always in pack
ages. At all druggists, or direct from the Dr Wil
liams Medicine Company. Schenectady, N. y, sq
cants per box, 6 boxes S2.50.
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