Junction City bulletin., January 31, 1901, Image 6

Eruptions
Dry, moist, scaly tetter, all forms
of eczema or ealt rheum, pimples
and other cutaneous eruptions pro
ceed from humors, either inherited,
or acquired through defective di
gestion and assimilation.
To treat these eruptions with
drying medicines is dangerous,
DICKENS' OLD HOME.
Demolition of laviatoclt Howeia
Which U Live! Mm Year,
Ad Interesting memorial of Charles
Dlckeus la uow In course of destruction
by the houae-brvakvr, says the Loudon
News. Tavistock House,: Tavistock
square, to which he removed on' 'lea v
Injt lH'voushlre terrace In 1851, la
bvlug pulled down by the ground land.
lord, the Duke of ltodford. , I'p to th
f lrvmnt th lmiltiiv vll.h va u lmn.1.
The thing to do is to help the 80iue, sulwtantlal and well-kept build-
system discharge the humors, and
to strengthen it against their re
turn. Hood's $arararilla Mrntanetitly cured
J. O. lliuee, Franks, 111., tf eczema, from
winch lie hita sunem! for some ttme; anl
Miss A I vma wolter.
Wis., of pimples on her
chafed skin on her bodv
been greatly troublM. I here ant mora
testimonials in favor of tltis great medi'
cine than can be published.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Promises to cure and keeps the !
promise. No longer put off treat-j
ment.
day.
lug, remained externally Just as Dick
ens left it In 18U0, and as It stands In
the engraving In Former's "Life of
Dlfkeus." It has nndcrirone some
vicissitudes slnco Dickens' days, lie
sold It to Mr. Davis, a Jewish gentUH
ctter to
that in all
thlugs the purvhascr has . behaved
thoroughly well, and that I cannot call
to mind any occshIoii when I have had
money dealings with a ChrUtlau that
have been so satisfactory, couslderate
and trusting."
Mr. Davis WHS ancoawtixi Itv tr ami
. - " - - -
Buy a bottle of Hood's to-; 311 Weldon, with whom tlounwl
ir some nine, nnu ovm i, , v ,,.', n ivniu
JbwtehrtJhl3Mr. Willi.: -1 must aay that
One Good Law In Boston.
lived for some time, holding singing
classes In the largo drawing room. Of
late years the house baa been a Jews'
college, and latterly haa for some
A law in Boston permits residents to months been empty. It stauds behind
keep street musicians 300 feet from the uortheast comer of Tavistock
their houses. i square, and. like its neighbor, Bedford
: J house, which Is also being dismantled,
loo know what Top ark takino l to ,ar& or the neighborhood.
EPIDEMIC OF GRIP
WORST EVER KNOWN.
: foin niAn no rwr rtvuurrjr faJ Tur iid uir nnririir
urwr DAOiUUo ccni nntnt m int nin if l DntAint,
IN THE WATER WE DRINK, IN THE FOOD WE EAT.
Baxliiita vt ri. Hundmls of car loads olTeruna
ar shipped In all directions to
meet the ei Inordinary demand
of the trip epidemic.
Everybody laying In a stock of
this valuable remedy la time to
un-et the terrible enemy, the U rip,
Thscttenalva facilities of th
manufaetnrers Used to their at
most to meet the urgent demand
for IVruna.
Almost everybody has the grip.
Almost everybody mud have i'e
rnna. .
Taken at the appearance of the
first symptoms of the grip, not
only is lVruna a prompt rare for
the grip but It prevents those tilt
astrous alter enrols so character
ittle of thil dread dlseaaa.
Mimrti w.ooo Tims. I'eruna not only cures the grip
bat prevents it.
Taken lu time thousands of lives will he saved In this present enldemio.
Every family should take the precaution to secure a supply of I'eruna
at once, for the re'ail and wholesale stock of the remedy may be exhaust
ed by the enormous demand for It.
It Is wisdom to have reruns in the house even before the grip at
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonio because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
is simply Iron and Quinine in a taste
less form. So Cure, So Pay. 60o.
A Wow Emphilf. ,
"Did you feel the blow whan thai
younn woman threw you overt"
"Feel it? fUis wrote on a postal card
that 1 needn't corns to see her any
more, and 1 hoard in a house with three
sploUteri and five girling girls."
Whs! Ht Did.
Kentoekian lis called me a liar, sir
Sew Yorker And what did you do?
Kentucklan I went to the funeral.
Ths Right Diductloa. V
"I ordered 2U0 pounds of lea today, "
.remarked ths young housekeeper, "and
our Ice man carried It up himself.
I That shows he's strong, doesn't it?"
j "No," suHpped ths lord of ths man
or, "it shows that he weighed It hiw
WW,,. ,
Dttljnlng Landlord.
Traveler Vhy do yon allow that
waiter to remain constantly so close
to that yonug married couple? It evi
dently anunoyi tbonj.
Landlord Oh, because) they keep
ordering things, so as to get him out of
hearing I
Her Dlltmma.
Clara How did you come to accent
A Mr. Baphead?
ft i Dora l had to. lie nrouosed to ma
tacks the household. i in a canoe and he bq eo airltatad I
It ha been ascertained by a. reporter that the following people of m ! was afraid ,! .
h.U. m1m.II n 1 1 1 1 t M A..l.lf.....l,lt AM. I . "f I
New Use for Aluminum.
Experiments are being made to dis
cover if aluminum may not be osed in
the manufacture of hih-class wind
instruments. If this could be done it
it is thought it would be very desir
able, on accomt of verdigris deposits,
and as it is not easily affected by
changes of temperature the instruments
would be less likely to :et ont of tune.
Indians at the Pan-Americau Exposition.
There will be representatives of 42
different tribes of Indians in the In
dian congress st the i'au-American ex
position at Buffalo next summer.
PREVENTS AND CfKES DISEASE.
Garfield Tea U a-wcnclerful HERK
Sf KIUCINK t!t clears- the S)tm
snd giv? Kcw Life by j.urirj ing
the biood.
Perplexing.
"Stranfe strange slranpe! Before
my wife went to the country I never
could find the latchkey before I went
out. Now that sboY away I can't
ever find it after I've been out."
Tb Best Prescription for Malaria
Cbilla and Fever is a bottle of (; roves.
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply
iron and quinine in a tasteless form.
No Cure, No Pay. Priee SOc.
For 1904 Kansss Exposition.
Kansas is already laying plans for
a great exposition to be held at Topeka
in 1894 in celebration of the 50tb an
niversaiy of her organization as a territory.
The Oldest and Best.
S. S. S. is a combination of roots
and herbs of great curative powers,
and when taken into the circulation
searches out and removes all manner
of poisons from the blood, without
the least shock or harm to the system.
On the contrary, the general health
begins to improve from the first dose,
for S. S. S. is not only a blood purifier,
but an excellent tonic, and strength
ens and builds up the constitution
while purging the blood of impuri
ties. S. S. ,S. cures all diseases of a
I Dickemt occupied the house for nlue
years. lie bought It of his friend.
Frank Stone, who had lived there sev- j
eral yearn. Dickens' houae in Devon-!
shire terrace had become too small for '
him, and his lease waa falling in. Stone
was also preparing a uow house for j
himself, and moved bla furniture Into
the Devonshire terrace house, that
Dickens might carry oat some changes
In Tavistock house, which were plan
ned by his brother-in-law, Henry Aus
tin. Dickens and hi family went to
llroadstalrs while these works were
being carried out. and removed Into
Tavistock house lu XovemUr. Mr.
Torster tells ua that "Itlcnk House"
waa begun In his new abode of Tav
istock house, at the end of November,
1S51.
In the flrwt Twelfth Night In the new
borne the children's tbeatrlcnls were
being run, and were renewed till the
chief actors were children no longer.
"The best of these performances," ;
aays Mr. Forster, "were Tom Thumb
and .'Fortunlo.' In. 1854 and 18.VJ.
Dlckeus now Joining first In the revel
j and Mr. Mark Lemon bringing into It
I his own 'clever children and a very
mountain of child-pleasing fun In him
self." At a later period the schoolroom
was turned Into a theater, Clarksop
Ktanfleld providing the scenery and
Cooke, of Aatley's. planning the seats.
"You will be surprised at the look of
me piace, wrote mckens. "it Is no
more like the schoolroom than It Is like
the sign of the Salutation Inn at Am
bleside, in Westmoreland."
Dickens was overwhelmed with re
quests from friends to see the fday.
"My audience Is now nluety-three," be
wrote. In despair, "and at least ten will
neither hear nor see." So the play was
continued for several nights. After be
acquired Gadshlll place, and made It
a temporary summer residence, he still
regarded Tavistock house not only as
j bis London residence, hut as his home,
j It continued to be his permanent fam
j ily abode till ISO), when he sold It and
finally removed to Cladshlll. His nine
years' occupancy of It has made It an
object of much Interest, and American
admirers especially have constantly
sought It out.
national reputation have given publio endorsement and testimonials to
reruns, as a remedy lor 1a grippe:
Congressman Howard, of Alabama, eavar "lhave taken Peruua for
the 'ip snd recommend it as an excellent remedy toall fe lowsuiferere."
Congressman White, of North Carolina, says: "I find I'eruna to be
an excel ent remedy for the g ip. 1 have oaed it in my family and they
all join in-in recommending It."
M'aa f ranc-s M. Anderson, of Washington, l. O , daughter of Judge
Anderson, of Virginia says: "I was taken very ill with the grip, 1 took
I'eruna and was able to leave my bed tn a week."
Mrs. Harriett A. 8. Marsh, president of the Women's Benovelent
Association, of Chicago, writes: "I suffered with arln seven wks.
Nothing helped me. Tried reruns and within three weeks was fully re r
stored. Shall never be without It again." 0
0 At the appearance of the first symptoms of the grip people should i
a stay in lo ri a id a'e I'eruna in smaldoe (leaepoonful every hour) nntll
1 thatymotoms disappear. This will prevent a long, disastrous sickness ?
and perhars fatal results. '
, . A Change of Scans.
"Why Is that Filipino running In
that precipittte fashion?" asked the
tourist. y
"Oh," answered lbs native, gravely,
'he's merely traveling for bis health.'
Spoiled Children.
Spoiled children are not the children
ol self-sacrifice, but of selfishness and
cowardice the selfishness which seeks
the easiest way; the cowardice a bluh
shrinks from faciug dangers thereby
engendered. February Ladies' Home
Journal.
Arousing the Cook.
Stubb I compel our cook to keep an
alarm clock in her room.
Penn Does the gong arouse her?
Stnbb No, bat it arouses my wife
and then she goes up two flights of
stairs and raps oa the cook's door.
SEED DEALERS.
f)t TMC Rl'VSrtl cot-) Tasmea
I I Iff Ml S) MWU t M,
Lazy Uuq
" rabio4 groat eUaJ
wills a torpid liter, which produces constipa
tion. I found CASCARKTS to M alt i otalas
for them, and socurad sues relief thm Oral trial,
that I purofcassd another supply and wss eoav
pioialy cured. I sasll only bo too sisd to rec
ommend Caaoareta whaoeer th opportuoltr
laprsntd." J. A.HMITB.
ao Suaqaahaaaa J.va., fhuadelpbla, Pa.
CANOV
CATHARTIC. yi
WW
tsosmash asaiarsaso
blood poison oriein. Cancer. Scrofula.
Rheumatism, Chronic Sores and
Ulcers, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Rheum, Herpes and similar troubles.
and is an infallible cure and the only I ...
suuiuoie ior mat most nornoie disease,
Contagious Blood Poison.
A record of nearly fifty years of
successful cures is a record to be proud
of. S. S. S. is more popular today
than ever. It numbers its friends by
the thousands. Our medical corres-
fondence is larger than ever in the
istory of the medicine. Many write
to thank us for the great good S. S. S.
has done them, while others are seek
ing advice about their cases. All
letters' receive prompt and careful
attention. Our physicians have made
a life-long study of Bl jod and Skin Dis
eases, and better understand such cases
than the ordinary practitioner who
makes a specialty of no one disease.
We are doing great
good to suffering
humanity througn
our consulting de-
nartment. and invite
you to write us if you have any blood
or skin trouble. We make no charge
whatever for this service.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA.
The lien's Delusion.
Ephraim Knox lived In the center of
his uatlve village, and his hens wan
dered here and there at their own sweet
will, to the frequent annoyance, of his
neighbors. Ephraim, however, was no
respecter of 'persons, and considered bis
hens "as good as anybody," and de
sirable visitors.
When jt wus decided that the town
library should be built in a vacant lot
next door to him," Ephraim was tilled
1th pride and Joy, and he and his hens
superintended operations from the first
Ephralm's brother Seth was not de
votod to hens. One day he was passing
me site or tne library with a friend and
stopped to view the progress of affairs.
Ephralm's hens were there, cackling
away as If their lives depended on It
Seth looked at them In disgust.
"What In the world are those hens
making such a noise for, do you sup
pose? There ain't any grain in there,"
sold the friend.
"Well," remarked Seth, dryly, "they
've had the oversight of 'most every
thing In town. You know the corner
stone of the building was laid yester
day, and 1 calc-Iate that speckled hen
over there thinks she laid It" 1
rieMant. Pslstsble. Voumt. Tat Good. Do
Good. Meter Sicken. Weaken, or Grl.e. Klc. Xie, SO.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Slrttae S,nf Umptmf, rkleaf. HMtrral. T wt. WS
lin.Tfl.RJIP Sold SnS tiratifert hf ill drug-
First Steel Pens Were Expensive.
When steel pens were first made
they were so costly that the manufac
turers advertised that they would make
snch repairs to their pens as might be
necessary for a stated time geuei ally
alout six months, When a man dam
aged his pen he carried it back to the
factory and had it mended by an ex
perienced mechanic.
E -j , 3D
Send for free rtto(ue.
PORTlaftO SEES CO., IIS Frsitl lt PrUaa4, Or.
PUNT LIUBERSOH'S SEEDS!
Annual Cetalinrne now ready. Malle-I
fre oa rrqn at. aU line of supplia lor
(a m, poultry, bees or garden.
BUELL LAMBf RSON'S SONS,
180 Front Street. Portland, Or.
The-"Russell" Compound
EESC8i9E
I Is here to stay. It b Most Economical
and f oweriul engine built.
Always rVeah.
Always th Bast
Trite us for full particulars.
RUSSELL & CO.,
PORTLAND, ORCCON.
V
are sold awerywhare.
ISOI Seed Annual free.
i. at. rtiif a cs., itTiMT, Mica.
"SALZER'S
SEEDS
WILL MAKE YOU RICH"
Thl l e dertnv atatamMit k,il .l.
' T'fc?" gaeri i tmr It ul evertime.
1, V.fC CAmhlfi.tlAH rtp. 1
UjUii'1 Oru.oorioiiirth.wtupoeltllr I
W Ti JillTorTOollar Cmii,
riJ'r im-euwi merrai or in tgti
tX. ii jk J ioni or Bar per wire. lr
r-.-- V drop in weake eiwr wwiua ,
Mrs?)
my? what is iifm
Tn f f.. ..11.
lOo. tTAMM
N(1'ICK ewll
10 Onla
mm mi
Hi-S' StIU (Wtn. A.) Ihu,
IkaMeWSHatSkeflb A I
Barl.(173 In.tyr it) VmoU, f, WtrtkllO.
Jonn A.galzer Seed Co. Is Cratis, Vis.
Bl sH
AGENTS WANTED.
Good hustling men capable of
taking: orders (or custom tailoring:.
The finest and but line in the
country Addrcut
COMMERCIAL TAILORING CO.
Room SI2 Commercial Bank Building,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
DROPSY
10 D-.S' ThUlMEKT FRtE.
JTa mad Dropiy and its eom
plioatiar a rpCii j lot tweatr
years TUB toe natt voaderful
Maw vm mmuj iuh
II.
tLLLomriioya,
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Sad CMOI,
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Box 11, ' Atlanta. Oa.
r,:v;iHrao:pENsiora
BICKFOSII. WssHlnolan. o. C . titer will re.
celre quick replies. B. 6th N. II, Vote, stag
Uh Corps, f rosecuUnc claims alius IMS.
Li-iOaO-
t, new i.
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CUKtS WHtrit Ail tLi l-A'LS.
uugu syrup. 'imm uuvo. Dee
I'nio. (ii rv arnpem.
No Backbiter. -Mr.
JohnBon Did you remawk at da
club night dat I looked like a lobster,
suh?
Mr. Jackson-No, suh. I am no back
bitter, suh. If I . wished to cast any
aspersions upon de lobster family I
should go right to a fish market and
do It straight to deyr faces, sub. Dat's
my style, suh! Puck.
Some people are poor nt figures, arid
no amount of training will help them.
V III Cost rtalf a Million.
Uncle gam's build Ings -and the ar
arngeraeats and care ol exhibits at the
Pan-American exposition will cost
ball a million dollars.
Life Line 34 Miles Lon.
Tbe Chicago drainage canal has a
permanent life line, consisting of a
storng wire cable stretched along its
entire distance of 34 miles. It is there
for use aud safety in case of accident.
, , L r t ..'.St
To Accommodate Live Stock.
Arrangements are made for the live
stock department of the Pan-American
exposition. f. .
A Modem Wedding Outfit
A moderate outfit for a bride would
be a good street costume, several odd
bodices, a black skirt, a silk gown and
a bouse gown, These, with tbe clothes
which e he alreaJy has, entirely reno
vated and remodeled, and a sufficient
amount of neatly made nnderclothing
is all that any girl " in moderate cir
cumstances needs for ber trousseau
esen less would be In order, Emma
M. Hooper in February Ladies' Home
Journal. v .
DR. GUNN'SKr PILLS
ONE FOR A DOSE. Cura Sick ITftadacb and D-s-
pefwle, Kumove I'linpleSffurlfr the llluod, Alrt litaea
tlon.l'reventlllll'iutnniia. llunotOrleorSlclteii7To
'B"L,'J!'5ll,l,l,,l,mP afreeifullljoi.aso. OR.
BOSANKO CO.. rkllatalakla, fa, Hold by DruggUU.
. a jiiiinpii . ! j O..J.L itH.f
i "Tifliai ii r ii -
CUTLER'S CARBOLATEof IODINE
A guaranteed Cure for Catarrh and
Conaumptlon. 11.00. V Lock box 145.
W. H. SMITH I CO., Buffalo, N. K , Prop's.
Silillls
VILL EfEEt? YOU DHY
B3TO0K1 EfLgdOILIL
Takc No Sustitutk. race Catalocuc,
Showino Full Line or Garmchts and Hats.
A.J.TOWER Co. Boston, Mass.
NOTHING BETTER MADE
Yoa can't make a mistake ii you gat t
..Mitchell..
Witchell, Leoiis & Staver Co.
PORTLAND, ORECON.
SEND HO MOtlEY
Until yon h.ve Hn unrl tmt.il ear witch,
W. Mil M r..lrf frlr. .t 0-IUlr aaS
I 1 7(rei,
mt tlun wh.l ou h,v. to p .iMwhw.
Vug WHtrhM krm Mt.il wllh ili.uiiMu.ll
lie. 1 1 J.w.M Hmll l.lall.S, or J J.w.l
Wallkui ar Klla BumMut, tnowa
Ui worm ov.r u th. but, n1
WARRANTED 20 VlARS
Cm Ii huntlnt Mild (old pitlara
nirivliii, iri U karat fol4
pl.t.; euttS arouth fnr I rillroad
praald.nt. SixMMlOSir tor the
t SO aini ad your addme
nd w. will iind witeh 0. O, B. i
wim prlvll.ee ot full taln
tlun. Call In inr itiurt and If
I'v' .. M twins p.rfwtlr latlifirtory ind
wi. bin wi-n ivr orr.rea for
,viin.iaj ,napmicn,re
miiir.il, nu, one miii rraa a
. . ' JiiOOihila fornitMdriwlthvir
With, St If Udlu or Ointi witeh Ii winud. Writ atono. a
miiir not i'lv.rtlnlliiiw.tcbittliliprlFiiKain. OaUlnrnt In.
Kxaelalor Watch Co,, 8 4 7 Central Bank Bid., OUMa
N. P, X. V,
so. 5-ieoi.
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