Rogue River courier., April 19, 1900, Image 4

MARRIAGE BY FORCE
Queer Custom of Giant Indians of
PERHAPS SHE’LL ‘•FtRCIT IT"
SLEIGH I NG CONTESTS.1
Mat H ililr Junes U ill Get Yu Wore «
the Suburban Giri'» Viritela, Deaf
and Dumb or < raokr«!.
Rivalry That Became a Crare in «««»'»a
«»‘J i.i.uutiy tak«e th.
Ohio Many Year. Aga
«¡"a m H o« earn, aa.1 bum».. If. th,
Allan's F«x>*. Ease, a powder. It cures
I painful, smarting, nervous feet and in-
f
Washington Letter
frtnn Jk\r*t
DISEASE
' grealcet rv.m’ort disco very of the age
. Allen's Foot E^ase makes tight or new
When thr suburban trains come in
of a morning there • a real, <leep foar-liortr Lumi« of Mrrr> Peuple ahors irri easv. Il is a certaio cure for
Take A4«anta*e
of Their Great
Ealrrrtf lulu tbr '¡»urt-loMU»
pleasure in watching i he tti rungs
sneali/ig, callous and hot, tired and ach­
fttrenffth in Procaring Wives
'Ihm Here < omplrlrly
thrv bring to this largi t* city, i lays tbr
ing feet. Try it to-day. Hold by all
— Make Them Verità.
Depopulated.
Chicago Tribune, Some find it com-
I druggist* atid
"■ ’ *L Loa stores. By mail
bl« Slawen.
forting merely to gaze and po rider
I for 25c, _________
in al amp*.
r-. Trial psckage Free
A sleighing parly in thr Wes
on this leaven which g< >rth forth tu
I A<Mre»et Allen ft Olmsted. Le Roy
Dr. Frederica A. Cook tells of a little leaven the whole city it is such a R»-serve that t«M>k on the nature
I
N.
Y.
known race of aborigines in an article nice, cleanly, self-re p
ing* leaven, contest I m -* wren several counties
Th*
in the Century Magazine on "The Giant There is I one of thr 1 fer-skelter, place in thr winter of
Indians of Tierra del Fuego," whom h» unseemly haste with whir h thr cable ord of thr long driv<*s and thr mi
visited on the Belgian Antarctic exprdi
cur throngs go to their daily toil. proceMbions of fonr-horM* trams is a
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
tion. Of their marriage customs h<- Here all is serene and elevating, it is still told to the children of thr <
writes:
It mukea inhabitants of the rt-Mtr\r. Thr wi ter
charming and comforting
Artificial flo*Arr>. mixed with the real
Marriage, like almost everything one think of newly paved streets, and of 1055-56 mg just tbr kind for ma
I ones, are used for table decoration*.
Ona, is not fixe«! by established rules. pretty little rows of newFy-fledgcd a record on runners, sa^s the ( he
La*t year 4.7'' >,« <>o c*ibic jratd* of ma-
Th«* snow was abunc
It is arranged ami rearranged from trees, and clean, proper houses that Record.
1 terlal hum dr «’g« <1 out of the Duluth
time to time to suit the eonveuiencaof you buy at »o much a month, nnd while alt«male fret zing and thawing
Stqierlor harbor.
the contracting parties. Women gen­ many things good for a hardened kept the rtmds if* firm condition. T here
I'hiladt'lpbi 1 has 11 ward* ami two
wrrr nlfii< >At daily llg li t snows to “g.« asr
erally have very little to say about it. denizen of the city to think on.
* bran« Io > of the city council. ( hieago
Thr bargain is made almost solely by
In the spring they wear little upv the nh ighing arid invite thr sport­
thr men, and physical force is the prin­ bundles of Howers violeta, ami eher- loving population tu enjoy their privi- ha» 35 warefs.
A conti.ict made over the telephone
cipal bond of union. For agrs the ry bloHKoms, , and johnny- jump-ups, leg. s, and this weather lasted for th: re
I ¡ m legal and binding, according to a de-
strongest bucks have been ac« ust«>mc«l and others. It
I la touching, especially month*.
In February the |/eople of Sol« U made ; «daion recently rendered in a Fennayl-
to steal women from neighboring when they b« >tow the woodland
tribes, and from neighboring clans of wraith on hungry-eyed news boy a and up a neighborhood party Of M X n fonr- I van in lawsuit.
their own tribe. The Onaa, being far their ilk. Ami the girl* are tender- ■ horse loads and starred uff for a jolly
Inoculation for the plague i» coining
the most powerful Indians, have thus hearted In thia respect.
i good lime. Among their hasty «hc. ra- more into favor in Bombay city, m»
been able to capture and retain n lib­
There is one cornea in every morn- lions thry rarrivd a muslin s treumer, , many as 7,179 f*ernon» having been feo
eral supply of Wives. A missionary w ho ing from Bloomdale, or Mossy Dell, or , fivror s«x feet long, w ith a rude dv paint- treated in on«* week.
has been In constant contact with some sylvan nook around Oak Park. j rd negm fur«* on it and the in>« cription:
When cattle arrive in Havana from
these Indians for 30 years ha* given it She is such an "altogether darling" "You cun t come It." Such a i decora- S«»uth Xrnerica, Mexico or Texas, they
as his opinion that a plurality of wives that even the cob horses sndlv when j tion was appropriate in tho«- * «laye of are flr*t inspected in the yard«, and
is entirely satisfactory to their pe­ she goea by. And she believes in hu­ thr utxh rgrt und railroad, for
! then a I arg«- percentage of them are
culiar emotions and habits of life.
«¡riven out to pHKtures for »everal
man nature, ami had a fervent faith I away w hu reache«! the West« rii
The relation to one another of the in th«* charity that never faiirth -the was pr« tty sure to be well car ’4> T. I week*’ grazing.
When they arrive
women who possess but one husband kind of charity represented by a
As th«* slrighiiig parly ro«I
they are thin and rough looking.
in common in the family wigwam is nickel or dime (hopped in every open I from Cuyahoga et.unty into sum mit
St. Louia hn* no curfew law, but
of novel interest. As a rule, they are pul in between thr bridge and State county, the p« ople of Twinsburg v
. many of th«* owner* of mills and fac-
no more jealous than are the children street - that is. until a recent Satur­ phased tu look upon thr invasion M a torie* have agreed to have their factory
in n civilized home circle. The prin­ day.
challrngr and determined to take
I or mill vthifetluk blown in the evening
cipal reason for this is that the sev­
banner away from Solon. 'J hey
to warn the children that it j* time to
On every other weekday she takes
eral wives are oft« n sisters. A young
1« vied lfi teams and returned with
I go home. 'The whistle» will l>e blown
thr
6:15
train
w«*stwar<l.
but
on
Sat
­
man takes by force, by mutual agree­
few «lays later. Thr people of
J at ♦ ight «»’clock in the winter and at
ment« or by barter, the oldest daughter urdays it is the 3:10. Now it carpe < 11 ya hog a county, then organ *«i and nine in the summer, and the plan will
to pa> that for many days a sad-
of a family. If he proves himself a
won imck the banner across th •utility be continued for a year.
ey* <1 south h;ul haunt< <l thr cars of
good hunter nnd a kind husband, the
1 line again.
There is no known reason why work­
thr
fl;
15.
Hr
is
pale,
and
of
a
Smike-
wife persuades her sister to join her
For week* otherwise sane
ing fM-opli- who carry their lunch with
wigwam and share her husband’s affec­ like slender neo*. and hr worr a lit- would drop « very thing tu join C
I them should be ashamed of this fact.
tions. Frequently, when a girl is left tie black painted tin sign with words until news of the mammoth si< i
Mill li a mi*, an* not ashamed of it. Th« v
an orphan, she is taken into a family to the effect that Willie Junes had *|/read < ver th«* whole country
j lug their food to the factories in big tin
and trained to become the supplement­ been born deaf and dumb, had only counts of them were publish«*«
in kettles 1», one on the right arm eontain-
ary wife of her benefactor in after lieen out of tin* stat«* asylum a month, the London dailies, Finally th<
nt
I lidtf, u not her on the left loaded
years. In the hut each wife has her and would thr kind hearted public outgrew thr t«>wiiships nnd
with, i |*erbiipM. tea. But stenographer*,
own nssigne«! position, always resting extend Its assistance in getting Willie round-up of all th« bob sleds
bank
c
¡‘ierks nnd lawyer* invariably do
in exactly the same spot, with all of food and lodging?
counties was proposed, Medir
the net by porri t irai ly, using greet
The kind-hearted public, in the prr- invited to join, nnd th«’ banm
her belongings about her. The wealth
baize bags, music roll« or fake cam-
of the household is not common to all son of the Muburbnn girl,'donated r«*g go to thr one furnishing th«’ most fo; i- eras.
the <K*cupants.
Each woman has her ulariy to thr worthy caust* of Willie horse and six-horse team*. Th« gn at
own basket of meat fragments or Junes, nnd Willi«- JoneM smiled fnint- meeting was to take place at Richfield,
THE CROWD SLIPPED.
ly, and lifted his hat with humble in thr northwest corner of Summit
shellfish, her ow n bag with implements
grace
in
voicelri
gratitude,
and
a
j
kutl
Dropped
needles, sinews and bits of fur, an«/
Illulii Into the Trap < he
county, where thr thr« «’ counties join« <1,
M iikki I b < orti Malve Faker
each wife has her own assemblage of temh’r feminine heart fluttered with and Saturday. Mai «’h 15, was «ppoint»«!
the
happy
consciousness
of
easing
the
IIMil Made.
children.
a* the «late for this three-cornet r«i bat­
The work «if the man is strictly lim­ woe of th«* world by her mite.
tle of sltighbrlls and buffalo robes.
The portly man with the bulging
Then
came
the
shock.
She
was
sit
­
ited to the chMC. He enrri« s his bow
Th«* oldest inhabitants will never for­ overcoat pockets began to lose his cen­
and quiver of arrows, nnd his eye is ting In tin* train about three o'clock get the stirring scene* of that gnat
ter of gravity gradually at the corner
that
Saturday,
rending
her
paper,
ever on the horizon for game; but lie
«lay.
Over thr hills the gr« at I cmk I m of Fifteenth street and New York ave­
seldom stoops to anything like manual win’ll suddenly a wistful voice mur­ (mured from all direction*. Now their
nue, says the Washington Post. One
labor that is not connected with tin1 mured at her elbow:
way was overarch«1«! with great oaks fool slipped from beneath him on thr
"Pardon, lady, but would you kind­ ami walnuts; now thry clamben <1 up a
actual necessities of th«* chase.
He
ly spare a nickel to help a po«ir f«’l- rising vista that rn«lrd abruptly in th«* icy puvi'iDt nt. ami by thr time hr had
kills the game, but the wife must carry
reestablished connections with the
it into camp. In moving, the women low in trouble? I’ve bi’cn working in winter sky above; now th«* summit re­
bricks with that one the other shot out
take up all of their earthly posses­ u factory, ami got my arm badly vealed a beautiful view of th« «ullrys
from under him. Then they both be­
sions, pack them into a huge roll, nnd cjushrd. Just out of hospital, lutly " below and bells jinglsd furiously down
gan to « xrci
xeciite a quick and dwiliah
She turned Impulsively, caught a the strep sloji«’. They rainr in troops,
with this firmly strapped across their
.sliuttli danc
dance. The man’s arms Hew
backs they follow’ the uni ncumbered full view’ of thr speaker’s fa<*r and like thr rats at thr Pird Pip* r’s not« s
an«l hr s termed to be making a w ild
)ca<l of their brave but ungallant bus
gasped. It was Willie Jones, There
big, four horse loads, in bunch« s nnd I but futile t fi*i ort to pull slices out of t fir
were only a dozen people in the car, companies. Ami *pch a colh.*ction of
bands. Thus the women curry, «lay
nippy utmoHphei re. Tlfen It* simply
aft«’r «lay, not only all the household but they got thr full benefit of th«* horsrtlrsh! Big, well-kept fellows, in
hat right down, without any super­
furniture, but the children ami thr acene that followed.
well-mntrh« «1 team*; scrawny, sorry fiuous ceremony ar hubbub vvhutsu*
portable portions of the house. The
"Why, I think you’re pirfertly aw- plugs broken «low n by thr w inter’« I ever. Of course
all the men within a
wonn ti certainly liav«* all thr uninter­ ful!" she cried, her blur ryes wide campaign; teams all alike and weH-
I radius of 80 feet adjusted their hands
esting details ami the drudgery oFlife with horror nt th«’ depravity of the inntrd; tennis pick« <1 up from all round
! Io their sides and ha-ha « «I joyouHly.
heaped upon them, but they seem to case. “I see you every single night, thr neighborhood, no two alike in size
rnjoy it. Jn defense of thr men It ond you're deaf ami dumb, nnd I vr or color, and innocent of currycombs. ' ’I here is <»nly one thing on earth that
shouhl be said that they ar«’ worthy given you ever so many nickels, Ami And ns for p.«>pl»’ some towns were tickles a man's fvdownun mor«* than
to we him drop kvrtlop to un Icy pave­
husbands. They will fight fiercely t<
now you’ve crushed your arm nnd eomplt t« ly <h populated that «Iny, for
protect tlieir homes, nnd they will talk. The idea! i think you’re just tin’s«’ 4fl2 loads were attended by many ment it tick!« ■ ’rm more if ht* happens
guard thr honor of their women with terrible, ^-l’m going to report .von one-horse and t wo-.lmrst* loadr that «li«l to have a hot tie of bug juice in his rear
pocket.
their own blood. It is a crying sir to the police.**
not count at nil, and it was rst imati'd ,
lhi- portly Hian with the bulging
of thr advance of Christian civilization
Rhe wits almost crying, and WilIir that between 10,<Hi0 anri 12.¡uo people
on’rcoat pockets looked around him in
that this red mnn of thr far soutl
was touched by her evident «liwap- cam«’ out on that great riilr. It is said ! a daze«! 'i»i t of w;i\. a if hr were en­
shouhl be compelled to lay down hi« point ment.
that all t his froli«* took pin re without n | deavoring to study th«* lliing out.
lif«* at th«* feet of the heartless pale-
"Aw, say, don’t yer care," hr said, case <>f drunkenness, although it 4s ad- I
fa« « «l invaders to shield tin* honor of comfortingly, ns hr backed himself mittrd Hint big sled boxes an<1 nbun- .Meanwhile thr dozen or 15 men who
were waiting f<»r cars just lay back and
his home.
ngnlnst the opposite scat and ar­ dnnt buffalo robes really mak«* Ktatis- hollered. I lo portly man made no ef­ the purpose nnd meaning of their lives.
To young and happy women it sc« tn* a* if
ranged his bandage more effectively tic.i on this point uncertain.
fort to rise, and the longer hr sat there, destiny was weaving their future in all the
Can Anta Heart
"l’s guys have ter live, yer know, and
Summit
hud
thr
largest
representa
­
colors
of the rainbow like a nteiry dance
looking* my st ¡lit «1, t hr funnier it seemed
N’aturnliata have generally accepted
yous folks from the country are easy
tion 171 four horse t«*Hrns nnd re to thr merry gang around.
Finally of cupids weaving garlands about a May
the opinion that ant« are not able to
j
pole
in
the spring time of life
But to
You’re all right, lady. Even if I ain’t cell ««I thr prize with thr injunction tlo y began to close in on him.
perceive noy sound* that are audible
I thousands of women life looks to be aU
deaf and dumb I get hungry, and to pr« serve it among 1 hr treasure«!
"Made you see constellations, hey?" I "a warp of sorrow in a woof of pain.*’
tw human ears.
Prof. Weld, of the
your nickels bought me many a red- archives nt Akron, their county sent. askrd one of th«m, laughing uproari­
Iowa state university, controverts tlda
WHAT LIFE REALLY IS.
hot uh a <*ohl day. Don’t y«*r rare. Hut it did not molder oti their hands to ously nt his own humor.
opinion, lie describes in Science care­
A woman’s life pattern is really woven
I won’t strike yer for any more F,r any appreciable extent, for they had
j
by
herself
A great philosopher has said
"Just taking a little rest, I B’pose?"
ful experiment* made by him w ith four
git it, frrgit it P>yr bye."
“ Life is neither pain, nor pleasure ; it is
no inure than put it in c«»l«l storngc for inquired another.
species of American anta, from which
serious
business.
” If a woman would make
And she hadn't got over it by thr futur«* generations to gnzr on when
"Got a job uniting the ice, eh?” I it ber serious business to understand her-
lie deduces the conclusion that these
time they reached \usfln.
Mcdit
m
Hung
out
defiance
to
the
lie-
asked another.
I self mentally, morally and physically,
S|M*ries, nt least, arc able to perceive
tors.
IG this time there were about 20 men ! using the common s« nse that (itxl has
sounds, but whether they do it by
given her, there would be far less mi’try
Memories
of
th«
’
great
pioneer
hunt
­
AMBIGUOUS
NATIONALITY.
standing in a circle around th«’ portly and suffering woven into th«- pattern of lie*
mean* of organs of hearing, or through
ing parties cnruc to mind, for had not mnn who had so suddenly taken a sit­ i life. She can make it almost anything lit
the sense of touch bring excited by at
lilrli lli« theirrounty been thu scene of th«-great ting posture. Th« n the portlv man. 1 chooses.
niospheric vibrations hr is unable to 'n»e Clever Srlirnie b>
1’very woman who wants t«» derive the
Frlentls Gut totes f«>r Julius
Hinckley hunt, th«» vvoiuh r of It« day ? uithout rising* from his sitting posi­
say with certainty. Hr Inclines to the
Th« ir horses were imt jnd« «l sinec tlo y I tion rearhe«) into his overcoat pocket I full share of happiness, which nature in
H h I iii , n llebrew.
opinion that they do really hear, ns
[ tended her to fun! as a woman, wife and
luul just « nt« ird the rout« vt Mor« than I and bi ought out a small s«|uarc pack- j ! mother, ought to read that gn at and w-e
sonic individuals showed a perception
b<».'k. The People’s Common S« n « Mc«it-
Representative Julius Kahn, of San that, Summit had mised blit 31 teams age.
of the •direction of the sound, such ns
I cal Aelviwc r. by R V Pierce, M D. Several
So they
"Gentlemen," said he, in a tone of a hundred of its thousand pages ar«- ele - •« d
that of a shrill whistle, and others, Francisco, is. as his name implies n more <»n its own territory.
which were not disturbed when vio­ Hebrew. When hr was a younger arose the follow ing Tuesday nnd turned man wh«» knew just « xactly what hr •
lently shaken in their glass prisons, man in thr (¡olden Gate city hr was nil ryes toward thr hilltop' city of I iik I t > say by heart. "1 have taken this ' ology, ti lling in plain an«! rt-fint d language
how a woman may build up her physical
somewhat unusual method to attract self
sec in«*« I to be “driven nearly frantic by Just hh |x>pul.*ir with every clnNS as Abrun.
to meet the enurgencies of ber de
• ’I h w 11 f i r enrm an is now gain ' your at tention to tin* merits of this new
he is now in thr halls of congress in
shrill sounds."
velopittg career.
Karl’s Clover Root Tea
thr Inst election, however, thr dinners ing the heights.
Now the smoking brand of mentholated, carbonized de- I The author of this great book is among
F?»-.intlfies th* Complexl'a, Purtfles the
living physi« ma.
Armor
Unna.
all favored th«* success of a democrat, chimney s of the busy little city nr«- in thigumjiggrd corn salve that I am sell­ th< moat successful
<*. givers I re<h.C . irft* n. <.ur- .« i.n
His “Favorite Ptrscrption ’’ is known in
The recent trials at Indian Head, on and it was necessary to leave nothii g plain sight, In the city cannons begin ing' at thr almost insanely low price of every
Mlita«1.»». J,, <r*ti.>«i. r « m ! all Fftipti ’•*> of
corner of the civili - «1 glob«- a . the
<i’* «'kin. Ari atT»'.ible I.tx.itiie Nerve
the Potomac, of the armor made for undone to insure a good showing.
to ls»om. w hlstlcN
1
shriek, bells rin#
a «quarter a box, money refunded if you I m<-t r« mark abb* supportive tonic and
I mi I< . S.,14 . n «b-uJute X' <r*nlM by a«l
druggists at 25c., tk»c. and fl.oO.
health creator ever devised for weak and
the Russian imttl* ship Retvizan, build­
Mr. Knliii ami his Vtiteric.m irlab a royal w «*k c«»m«* from n besieged citj don't find instant relief, and—’’
ailing wom« n It imparts direct stw ngtb
s.
C. WELLS A CO., LESOV, N V
ing In this country, aermed to show and German friend» <d thr younger to nn in\n«Ih ng artny.
Most of thr « rowd fell back nnd disap­ and bealthfu*. vitality to woman's del ite,
SOLE PROARICTORS
that armor plate of thr Krupp form set knew that tlirrr would br a lit
The judge« m count liorRt'M. There is a peared, but fite of I hem thought he had •pecial structure, and increases the vigor
made in America has the advantage th* prejudice against a Hebrew among disputed poi rint inuh s had never n
endurance
and
recuperative
force
of
he*
earned their quarter and Ixnight corn
FOR SALE BY W F. KREMER.
entire svstew
in the endless contest between guns the older turn of thr dHTrrrnt races, pen re« I r I prev ions meets. Shall ft Lun«
A Pennsylvania ladv. Mrs Ata»t»n Rat hi
and armor. Five-inch project ilea w ith rspreially among thr Irish in thr sec
of th« s« long cAred. uglv Iwasts win tl
living at the corner of Meade ami Almond
Xtiuthfiil Diplomacy.
in William«;»»rt, in a recent letter. wv<
a striking velocity of more than 2,000 tion of San Francis*«» south of Mar­ day
Inst them And r II ou a rhnl
mnn on thr corner re- life is a story of misery t’ntil the Goh n)
f«*rt per second failed to (tenet rale ket street. Something had to be done take 1 a w h ay thr bnnnrr? Hut M»-<lii
•oy 1 had nealth that 1 «•>«■•! boast
•iiplv of ilnys ago a lit> tn .-rie«! m mv twent« fifth v* *«r tnd t«« - \
more than t wo inehrM of five inch plate, to get every Irish vote
The young findi a thu nt thr) ran afford to
VW
iis emporium and ■
and thr projectiles were broken in Irishmen ha«l played and fought nn«l cron is. fo ir their four hor*
boastful ot w.< -tid«len1y v ne I’rn > r 1 1
vu
a
dime
asked
fur
can
never
deacribe
the awful suffering I en«
pieces, while thr plate was nut cracked
J
I
m
*
r
IMS.
A
g
•d mnrgin o f 11 ov«
swum with JulhiH Kahn, but if they
for a year and a half I was so tnu*cra
____ 1 p i ■ i--. «nd r.-ada-Murk* •Hai««d and a.: Pa*
f candy.
- Youth's Companion.
told some of th«* old fellows that init'a rrcor«l «»f ’ Sat iii da) .
longed for death to relieve nir hrn a kind
•«"'«scondactad tor Msssnats Firs
«he **ni«l. "I want neighb«>r came in »nd ai
OunOrrict isoveasiteu * Grtioioicc
for gooti
Julius Kahn wns thr man they should in th«* mill«
of Dr. Pierce's Fa «A »rite
«nd r can sr.-r e extent in G m uma Wi»a Uto«e
him when lie comes home."
< tiliiik*« I n«1 «• » r I«»prd Ueiourrri.
v\
i
t)1<
winnlne
th
dcspaiiingly ' '(^h. its of
vote for then* might I m « a rebellion
ramot» frn«n WuhiMtjl.
man provrc«l«*<l to dig any better ’ Ahe insisted,
An Indication of some of the Impor­ In n few quarters bvenuav of hia name
^end mode., drswing >nr phe«o., wMh r’feerip !
in despair, got a »»'Uta ami I kadt
lion. Wa advise, if wiW’tab.a ar Sat, free
k, when the little wan
tnnt Indus! i i.d vi!« cts which may be and rre«*d.
Vlease him. 1 had not take
..jen half i
Our fee R/H di-tl, ¡wtaut is secured.
expected to f<>i • w the opriiiiig up of
wo able to watfc rose thr n
A P awrhlcy " H ■” ’ • «*• • Fstawts.“ w«d,
Ro thr young Irishmen went among
feeling faint or havin any 1
i»f san»e in tha V’.S. and f >re»gn coaBLrics
China, is given in r«*« «*nt ieports c«m- the old fellows
heart. Oh what a <
sent fret. Addraaa,
sutk-rin* humanitv
««•ruing the < hii«UM tn.
!«••! the for Jerry Kane
dollars with the 1«
"tu chung.** Both French
English real thing nn<
benefit whatever.
bulaiiisl* assert that this ’
“ Last December I ha«1 a haby aud. thi
Pavr nt Ornee W ashington O C.
that ever cross,
fimr 'Favorite Prescription ‘ I st mi
n vuhiahle substance r«
nement well aud have a fimrtecn ji
nam<* accomplished th«*
girl Today I feel as writ as 1 ever
ber, nr rutta-|«ereha. *'
« t Ixahn carried every I hi
ufe."
Owen* eollr«***, believes H
Market atrrrt. It win
For thirty years In Pierce has
Btance is a tru«* rantitrh«
tt said, to hear voter« ask
chief ennauiting physician to the
thr tree will bream«* of pi
Hotel an«i Surgic.'l Institute of
with Jerry Kanes nttn
N. Y . assisted bv a staff «»f nearly a
imjiortnnr»- Youth'* Con
skilled apeciali
ff« rent bran
of medical pra
woman con
<ng him bv n
r. free of ch,
the best pi
when
tain.ible
4«i<rr4/i
Tierra del Fuego.
A Michigan Miracle
ike vice presidency, said: “Tha ff<*t
I rst uH.hiti«;n of my life bad already been
* realized. I have seen those who w« re
confederate soldiers tight tinder the stair
an«l stript-e against foreign fo-s, as
Or Ckronic Inflsacnattoa of ths Kidneys is a zaldtera of the Tailed Suites. I have
very common aliment. r«*en the niaaaes of the people of a11 of
Uks all chronic «il s eases the so’itiiern states eagerly an«feirneetlv
the svmptnnxa come on * oflaring their Bf*rvires to fight in the
Insidiously. If proper
treatment is obtained tn : country ’a ean*e, and have t*een then!
Its early states, Bright's ! tl.ns become psMi«*ipants in the event«*
PL mmm may be cured. I whirU bar«* suddetklv male ours the
Ht DV AN wtQ cure it if
it mtaken lattine MVIK ; leading nation among the ^rcat powers
YAW will relieve ell the <»l the world, and which have opened
symptoms. Do not delay avenue«« which enabled u* tn e®tabl:Mi
too tang. Don't wait un­ the most favorable commercial re'atiom*
til your case becomes in­
curable. Begin the use with countries containing nearly one
of MID YAM now. while third of the earth’s population. Th*
you may be cured.
realization of rondilkms so advantageous
to our whole country fills thr meag’ire
of my desires. an«l tieyond that 1 have
no ambition whatever.‘
1 CDHONIC BICK OB NAUBEOUB * No lrra»y. no »*.inal hill. That ix the
HEADACHE HUDYAN takenlire ted situation in the senate, and uu I« mh there
will relieve the bea lache instantly.
is a radical change in existing condi-
2-3 PUFFINE88OF THE SKIN t’ons, there will be no action upon either
UNDER TH £ EYES, due to acollertton of
f.
DBOPS1 HUDYAN at this «eHi-ion. It has been understood
wili cause the extra amount of fluid to be ad along that the Nicaragua canal bill
taken up by the U«x>d and be eliminated by was iependent upon the ratification of
the Kidn«*ye.
the Nicaragua canal treaty, and within
<5. PALE. DOUGHY COMPLEX­ th** part we«*k, it ha« become almost
ION. HUDYAN will restore the circulation
to Its normal condition and cause the checks certain that if a vote on th.* treaty w re
taken, it would lie rejected, an I it is to
to become re l and rosy.
8 WEAKNEH8 OF THE HEART. Is* allowed to go over to the next ses-
HUDYAU will rtrenfthan the nerves and Rion Members of the isthmian t.*anal
muscles of the heart and make it atzuug and commireion, created by the last con-
regular in its beatings
greaa, have reached »Vashiugton, but
7 B. WEAKNE8S AND PAIN I N they nay that no report of their «v«jrk
THE KEOIOJi OF THE KIDNEY». will be made in time for submission to
HUDYAN will cause tbe kidneys to ; rio-m
the r func tions properly, thereby relieving the thin Bendon of congre»*. The post pone-
it»«*»»* ! Jie canal bill in just what the
pain and weakness
Get HI DYAN at once and take It regularly. edmlnatration derired, but the failure
Ul'DYAN is s->id by all drug^is's f<>r 50c. per to ratify the treaty ie a heart-rending
package, or 6 pa«*k->ges for Z2 50. if your drug­ disappointment.
gist d’-’S not keep it.w ,d dire t to the If I'D«
The (’lark case is closed and □ «lecision
1 AW Hfc .M J DY COMPANY, can T. . I k o ,
Cal. Remember that you can call and consult is now awaited from the committee on
thelll D> IX DOCTOR»
« all and election# as to whether Senator Clark
see them. If you eannot call, write to the doc­ »hall retain hi* or be put out of the
tors an«1 they will advise you. The advice will senate. The mijority expect a report
be given free. Acidress
front the committee, againat Senator
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY, I Clark, but the majority do not *1 way*
nee© right in such matter».
Cor Stockton, Market aad Elim Sts.,
I It remains for a conference committee
San Francxco, Col.
to df-termine what sort of a government
I Ilaaaii shall have. Th«* senate pasted
a bill to provide a government fur the
icrritory of Hawaii; a house committee
1*1
! reported a substitute for the senate bill
and after attaching numenjus amend­
Tu " N '
\ ■ k
It
• - • J !U. fj. 4lt of ments thereto, the honee passed it.
s Br«’.«'! •' y
i r-i.<n
weaver labor»
ly weavih* upon a frame, Now, the original bill and the substi­
the pattern o a beautiful
Sl .uly, tute, with its amendments, will be
almost impel * «-’ibly, tin« *«! by threa 1 the turned over to a conference committee,
pattern grew
■. bis han«i. until what
had seemed : nieaerngh s- crossing of dull and a bill differing from both may be
threads gradu?’ly took on form and beauty. '.he result.
*
Suddmly on ai L, jb tr. > women begau to
Two consular reports, one from Bel­
repeat the line
Weaving, weaving threads of faith
gium and one from France, contain
Pattern of a woman's heart.
hints that sij' uld not be lost upon this
Who can ere anticipate
The hut s • f life in « very part I
government if we are to maintain colo­
Will th« ■
vannly ^low —
All trn<
>a leveled huj.piu- m ;
nies. Belgium haw recently established
Or wiii «1 . y fildv tr scuu I m r w<x- >
a sch«Mil for the training of students who
A wotii.u -« future who < an i«-s»?
There is r ‘mite rath'*- in the way that intend to Mek fortune in the colonies.
Wom< n ponder uv<. »nd try to trace out The instruction includes practical dem
onstration of the sort of buildings set­
tlers should construct, including pro­
per rules of sanitation; also the culti-
vation of indigenous plants, European
plants
and
vegetables,
the
best
'methodsof gathering crops and trans*
porting them to market, treatment of
native labor, etc. Iu France, a colonial
institution is to be established to train
. young men to fill positions in tbr
I colonies, which in to send out ex pedi
tion*of students at national expense, to
gather information, which is to lie
furnished commercial houses in the
form of detailed report^.
|;Hi> .WtOrt* »«•» *Mrt’ 11 ’**'*•
Xi.u,
2.
v* S?.’ Mirt . • .reu-r-ln l«w or
>l’r. J<reh<>»
»bo wo.
Moor of Mlcbl.»n
In I®»*-
“SEJYS m .U»re4 fro" *rrr^
phy.»-
•srr.'. K»«
diifflCSCd niV
F
a?
throat was eutirrly paraiysed, ths
riaht side r arti illy so For ueariy
e;ght >*• u» I . ave aunered froJn
•« vers stomach «lisorder and about
Jtfr«. Harriet Beffale.
a year azo I «leeided to try Dr. w U-
li
1,1
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1 my cenerai health beeame greatly Im.
.>tr •" “*
I • ;
* mtrul or my vo<-al oreani. I have
,.r ved and tn
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THE EARLY SYMPTOMS ARE:
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•llaer la male or femaia.
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I Grants Pass & Crescent City Stage Line
RHEUMATISM
Isduetoan acid p«n*on which Raini *cce*s to the blood through failure of the proper
Misions Muscles
Sha Ilers Nerves
Sillicos Jolnis
through the general circulation is dc[M»aited in the joints, muscles and nerves, causing the most intense
Rheumatism may attack w ith such suddrnne.M mid seventv aa to make within a few days a lira
prison helpless and l»ed ridden, with «¡¡started limbs and sb alt ere« 1 nerves; or it may 1* slow in
«leveloping, with alight watidei mg pains, lust severe enough to make one feel uncomfortable; the ten
denev tn such case* is t > grow worse, and finallv become « htonic.
Like other blood disea<«s. Rheumatism i.stdten mhented. and cajiosurr to damp or <x*id, want of pren
f'«o«1. tneufb« tent clothing. «r anything ealculalcd tu inq»air thr health, will frequently cause it to «level
in early^hfc, but more often not until middle age or later. In whatever form, whether acute ©r chrout
h^lierited, Rheumatism ¡9 Strictly a Blood Disease
and no liniment or oilier external treatment ran reach the trouble. Neither do the preparations of potash
and rnrrniry, and the various trinrial salts, which the doctors always prescribe, cure R lieu mat non, but
ruin the digestion and break «town the constitution.
A remedy which builds up the general health ami at thr same time rid* the system of the poison 1*
tbeonlvaafeandcetta.il « ure for Rh«">r itisiu. S S
, made «f
her'sand barks «4 wonderful
•olvrnt, purifying properties attacks the diaraar in the right wav. and in thr right t Ucr the blood
and (luicklv neutralizes
the acid and diaaolvss all poisoamto «le|«osits, simulates ,. = »■! rrin'funrx the wet* iked, wu jrn-out c bus . and clear* the svstctn
of all unhealthy accumnlatkma. 8 8. S. cures permanently and th roughlv, and kretn
the blond in a (Hire, healthy state.
•
Mr J.O Malley, 11) W i«h Mrvvt
tad . U* eagMce* «*.. nth«
»■ term tv atlM-ied
with Rheumatism he was «mah’.e to fee! ot drraa himself lh«t. Ml,j , ,, , aer
hr,,. ||. hB |
tried fifty-two prescriptions that frienda ha<1 g«vrn him w HI vmm thr » >*> <?«« rrltef A trw I- • ■ rs . f
B g. A ruml him permanently, and hr has never had a ftteuinatu twin siatr r
ll«r vr*!« «/
• We will send free our special book on Rheumatism, whuh should 1« in the han«ls
of every sufferer from this torturing disease Our phyaicians have made I bx*d a: 1 din
disc sac a a life atudy. ami will give you anv information or advice wanted, so write U mv
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