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CATARRHHJTY YEARS, . A Remarkable Experience of a Prominent Statesman. CONGRESSMAN MEEKISON GIVES PE-RU-NA A HIGH ENDORSEMENT. ffivention CONGRESSMAN MEEKISON, OF OHIO. lion. David Mecklnon Is well known, not only In hit own state, but through out America. Ho began hi political career by nerving four consecutive terms at mayor of the town In which be Uvea, during which time ho be came widely known aa the founder of the MocklHon Hank, of Napoleon, Ohio. He waa elected to the fifty-fifth con gress by a very largo majority, and la the acknowledged leader of hla party In hla section of the state. Only one flaw marred the otherwise complete success of this rising states man. Catarrh with Its Insidious ap proach and tenacious grasp, waa his only unconquered foe. For thirty years he waged unsuccessful warfare against this personal enemy. At last Pe-runa came to the rescue, and he dictated the following letter to Dr. Hartnian as the result: "I have used aeveral bottles of Te-ru-na and feel greatly benefited thereby from my catarrh of the head. I feel encouraged to believe that If I use It a short time longer I will be able to fully eradicate the disease of thirty years' standing. Yours truly, "DAVID MEEKISON." Many people can tolerate slight ca tarrhal affections. A little hoarseness, a slight cough, a sold in the head, or a trifling derangement of the digestive organa do not much disturb the aver age person In his business. But this Is not true of the public speaker or stage artist. His voice must always be clear, lungs perfect, digestion undisturbed. Hence the popularity of among the leading actors I . .-r A Peru-na and ac tresses of this coontrjr. They have come to re ganl Pe-ro-n as indespensable to their success. Their profession la jVi so exacting that it requires cerfect K- health in evt-ry . health in evt-ry r-772? particular. They "t1" ' rruard lV-ru-naas MusCanluThomsa their friend and safeguard. Many letters are received ; from this class of pople. Miss Car rie Thomas, in speaking of Pe-ru na, says: "I have used Pe-ru-na with splendid results. Would not bo with out It No money would hire me to have a settled cold or chronic cough, or hoarseness. Catarrh Is the most dreadful thing that could happen to one of my profession. Pe-ru-na Is my shield and protector against this most undesirable disease." Carrie Thomas. If you do not derive prompt and saVsfactory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hart man, giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. A Blow. "Don't you think the decorations In this room are very pretty?" "Very. Who selected them for you?" The Best Prescription for Bf atari Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Orove' TMtoleM Chill Tonic. It la "Imply Iron snd quinine In a Ustvloii form. No t'uro. No l'sy. 1'rlceWo. Bank of England Notes. The Hank of England has usually about 25.000,000 to 30.000,000 of its notes In circulation. Mothers will find Mrs. Win-low's South Her Strenuous Way. "You didn't seem to get on with that Boston girl?" "No; she sat on the edge of her chair, ready to run and look up my pronunciation In the dictionary." Chicago Record. rT Pormmiiwitlr Cnml. No flu or tirronni I 1 1 O alter lli-iii tlv'iiif klino'nCrrat Norrt KiMt'irrr. honil tor Fit KICt J.OOtil.il lttli-uiil trait Im. Da. a. II Kfciwm. Mq,.i McMt.. Ph.UMihU.Ia, 8ugar Cane. The sugar cane grows from six to twenty feet high. Pluo's Cure l the best medicine we ever ; . . . ,i...t. i 1 if rw ii- i lie ursi. ii,riiu-iiiw pwrvrr i.... u.mn the heat rentndv to use tor tneli ! .. ... , ,, , , H , . ..I -i,l I limn mr n iiiiwi hiiis u inn iiiirau children during the teething period. l,i,lltf..-VVM. 0. KNimutv. Vanburen. Ind.. Feb. 10. 1!HK). At the Breakfast Table. ' She Whut a tiny littlo egg that la you've got. Isn't It cute? Ho (after breaking It) Cute? I should say It was "chic." Catholic Standard-Times. Well Posted. McJIgger-Hc's pretty well post ed In social Institutions. Isn't he? Thingumbob Ye. I bellovo he Is posted for non-payment of dues at all the clubs, If that'B what you mean. Philadelphia Press. The French roller boat built by M. Hazln has been broken up at Preston, England, after being exhibited for K)iiie time as a curiosity. Her construc tion was most intricate and the amount of metal used enormous. A coiiuiilsHlon has been appointed to examine Into the rapid death of the elm trees In New Haven, and It Is found tba trees are dying from lack of plant rood In the streets, mult Hut Ion by horHCH, poisoning by Illuminating gas and by Insects and elm tree beetles. Koine time ago an attempt was made to attribute the death of trees to stray electric currents. During the eclipse of the sun In May, It), uu Kuglisti observer, Mr. Ever shed, as reported at a recent meeting of the Iloyal Astronomical Bodciy, noticed a point on the edge of the moon where the sun was shining through a very deep valley, and where the lunar moun tains seemed to be about 3.",MKJ feet In allltude. This exceeds by feet the estimated height of .Mount Everest, the loftiest mountain on the earth. The edge of the moon Is so broken by (teaks, ridges and valleys that the length of totality during n solar eclipse is affect- ed by theiu. ! American peanut crops average about 3.(Kio,i(0 bushels a yeur. and twenty two pounds of the uuts make a bushel, j About $IO,00.000 worth of peanuts i yearly are consumed, either In their ! natural form or In candy. Vast quantl ' ties of peanuts are shipped eaeh year to Great Britain and the contlueut from IhjIIi Africa and Asia, where they ure converted luto "pure Lucca olive oil." A bushel of peanut shells will afford alKiut a gallon of oil, and the meal Is used for feeding horses, and Is nlno baked Into a variety of bread j which has a large sale In Germany and i France. Value of the collections In the "gold room" of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Is estimated at $500,000, and they ore protected by a most admirable series of burglar alarms. Visitors ore carefully watched, and the rooms are constantly patrolled both day and night. Each individual object which is valuable Is connected with a burglar alarm, as well as the cases themselves. The wires run direct to the office of the director, and if any article Is dis turbed the Iron doors of the room are at once closed, thus cak-hlng the thief In a trap. The device Is tested at In tervals to make sure that the door- closing mechanism is In perfect order. l'ror. Jonn Mime says that upon knowledge derived from the scientific study of earthquakes new rules and formulae for engineers and builders have been established, and these prln clples have been widely applied In Japan and other couutrles, thereby minimizing the loss of life and prop erty. Such studies have also been of practical use In the working of rail ways, especially In Japan, by localizing faults in the rocks and sugestlng altera tlons in the balancing of locomotives. Another advantage gained relates to ocean cab'es, as It has become possible to Indicate parts of the sea-bottom that should be avoided In laying such ca bles. Differences la taste depend simply on the varying Intensity In nerve transmls slon, according to Dr. Mendelsohn, and Are much affected by temperature. The sense of taste for cane sugar Is temporarily destroyed by holding the tongue for a minute In water at about 123 degrees F. Cold, on the other hand. has the same effect, all power of taste being lost for a brief time after the tongue has been held In water nt 33 degrees to 50 degrees. Taste Is strong est between 50 degrees nud 70 degrees. This Is also the temperature at which beverages are most effective, and water nt about 00 degrees Is really the best for relieving thirst, instead of, ns Is usually supposed, that at about 40 de grees. WANTED LIVE AGENTS In all towns of Oregon, Wanhlngton and Idaho, LE ROY Model 50, $35.00. PORTLAND DELIVERY. LE ROY Modal 50, $35.00. PORtLAN i 0EL1VE .Y. TO SELL LE ROY BICYCLES LISTED AT 130.00, IS.1.00 AND t0.00. OUARANTKKD TO JAN0ARY 1, 1902. WK1TB FOR CATALOGUE, DiHUUunrja AINU TUU.US. HENRY GOODMAN & COMPANY, .... 12B FIRST STREET. ... Jobbor of Dloyolo Sundrlos. Portland. Oregon CREDULITY OF THE WOMEN. Are Prone to Believe the Yarn De signing Men Split for Them. It seems strange that young women will trust themselves to men about whom they kuow practically nothing and that their parents do not make a more rigid Investigation Into the ante cedent life of the suitors for the hand of their daughters. The latest dlsas ter resulting from feminine credulity and parental carelessness has befallen Miss Emma Senmau of Brooklyn, who was married to Charles Telfor Smith about six weeks ago and on Tuesday discovered that he had a wife and a babe in New Rocuelle and that she was not a wife at all. The plight of this young girl she Is only. IS years old Is pitiable. Her dream of bappt ness Is ended. The young man with a tine presence and taking manners who talked about his wealth had Im pressed her and she had mnrrled him while on a visit to tHIcn. where he had followed her. And now she learns that he Is a scoundrel who betrayed her. It Is not surprising that she should .have becu Impressed by the young man or that she should have been little In quisitive about him. Young women are not In the habit of thinking that the men who propose marriage to tbem have wives already. Tbelr confidence and their trust in the goodness of the world are too great for that, They know that bigamy Is a crime and they do not think that a man of good man ners will deliberately be guilty of vio lation of the law, much less be guilty of the greater offense against the In nocence of unsuspecting virtue. But the parents are cot unsophisticated. If they have lived long enough to have marriageable daughters they must know that there are scoundrels In the world and that It Is easy for a villain to pass bimtclf off as a saint for a short time In a large city. It is notori ous that there Is no better place for a man to bide than in a crowd and a man can conceal not only himself from bis pursuers, but he can move from one part of the town to another and bis new associates will know nothing about his character and will make few If any Inquiries. Indeed, be can live with one wle in the city and woo an other woman and marry her without either victim knowing anything about the other. One would think that the parents would seek to know who the men are that seek their daughters In marriage. It would seem as If they would not only learn something about the manner of life of the wooer, but would also Hod Clever Salesman "I wish to se a bonnet," said Mlsa Passee, aged 40. . "For yourself, miss?" inquired th French milliner. , "Yea." ' "Marie, run down stairs and get me hats between 18 and 25." Bonnet sold. Tid-Blt. rOU KHOW WHAT YOU ARC TAKIftO When von take GroreVi Tatlf chill Tonic, becatu tbe formula Is plainly printed on every bottle bow I ii r that It is Imp if Iron and Qnv nlo In a taiielo form. Ko C'nre, Wo Pay. 60e. A Good Reason. Papa Yon know, James; how mucll I disapprove of fighting sCill It ia gratifying to know that you have beaten a bigger boy than yourself. Why did you fight him? James 'B said I looked like you. dad Moonshine. Help Natur. tfrlp Yi! Vltalltr cannot enre diaa ttnlen roar J body' kept eli-an Inutile and ont, Caacareta ;annr i.ainaniis -ep it ctcan jiuiue. u drugglU, 10c, A', 60C. HadPald for It. "There goes a man with a very in teresting history," said the cleric in the book store. "You don't say?" inquired the cus tomer. "How do you know?" "I Just sold it to him." Philadel phia Press. hows this: We offer One Hundred Dollar Bewsrd for any eaae of Catarrh that eaa not be cured by Kail's CAtfrh Cure F. J. CHENEY k CO., Props., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F. J.Cheney fer tlie past 14 rears, and believe hint perfectly honorable In all traaim ta transactions and Sn out something about his family and , ncfalj-r abletocrryoatanyobilgr4rfnsinda ... - n tiijYir firm. WbtTecii, Wholesale Irnrrts, Toledo, about what that family thinks of tbe proWHcd union. Under proper circum stances. a marriage between the chil dren of two families results In tbe ac quaintance at least of the parents by an Interchange of letters if In no other way. Where the daughter is overtaken by such disaster as has Just come upon the young woman whom Smit h Induced to marry him ber parents cannot es cape some of the responsibility for what happens. A young woman's life is too precious a thing to be Intrusted to the first plausible stranger who asks for her hand. But from recent events one must conclude that this has been for gotten In Brooklyn. Brooklyn Eagle. WAtSIM. KlJHAM A Marvi. WnoleUe Drug--tot, Toledo. O. Call's Catarrh Cure 1st ken. ntrnally. acting ttreoMy on the blood and m eons aartacea thetyt:m. Pri e Tic per bo tie. bo.d by aJU arar; lata. Testimonials free Ualla family tui- r th- best. To Spell 8hakespeare's Name. It has been shown that Shakes peare's name has been spelled, by re sponsible writers, in 1906 different ways. In hla own time, his contem poraries spelled his name In thirty two different ways. Womnn'a Unique hchnol ia Chin. While not many miles away the Box er fanatics were murdering mission aries and converts, Mrs. Annetta Thompson Mills, who Is at the head of the only school for deaf routes In China, was living in perfect safety at Cbeerfoo, with na tives of all classes and beliefs ready to come to ber assist ance In a minute. MBS. MILLS. Mrg M,8i wfa0 formerly lived In Chicago, has been In charge of this unique school ever since the death of her husband. Dr. Mills, who died in The school Itself Is fourteen years old, and Is entirely a private enterprise, never having re ceived the aid of any of tbe various missionary boards. Before Dr. and Mrs. Mills began their work in China deaf and du nib people were looked upon as outcasts, who were punished In that way for some crime, and were treated 'even by their parents with great cruelty. Even to-day the Mills school Is the only place In the great empire of 400.000.000 people where such unfor tunates can be properly educated. Con tributions for the support of the school are received from all over the world, and the Chinese people themselves are contributing more and more to its sup port. Excuses Given by Looters. The Itusshin papers contain comical stories of the effects of the Russian ministerial order against looting In China. A private soldier hauled be fore the provost marshal with some valuable gauze ornaments In his pos session plended that he meant them as a gift for the Vlndlvostock museum. He got off. and n few days later his escape placed the military Judges In a farcical dilemma probably without precedent. A man had been caught with a live Chinese hen In his haversack and ne. too, plended that he had thought of sending his prize to the museum. The papers aver that this culprit also was permitted to escape. Blue Eyes. A clear, light blue color, with a calm, steadfast glance, denotes cheerfulness, good temper and constancy, but blue eyes with n greenish tint are not so strongly Indicative of these traits. A slight inclination to greenish tints In eyes of any color Is said to be a sign of wisdom and courage. Tale blue or steel-colored eyes, with shifting mo tions of eyelids and pupils, denote de celtfulness and selfishness. Dark blue or violet denote great affection and purity but much Intellectuality. Light from a Distant Star. It requires four years and four mouths for a ray of light to reach us from the nearest star, and yet light travels at the rate of 180.3J10 miles I u a second. It would take 250,000 years for a cannon ball, traveling at the usual speed of such projectiles, to reach this Alpha centuri, which Is our nearest star neighbor. So ninny people, when you hear .1..... t....i n.it auuiii uh'ui, evii uu n i u. AB Garfield Tea pnrifie the blood, . reirulatea the digestive organ and promote rood health. It it the herb medicine that has been used aecewiully for many j earn. Mail Bags for Petticoats. The empty mailbags not having been returned from the Congo for some time, it was found on inquiry that the sacks were regularly being Btolen by the natives for presentation to their wives, who used them as petticoats. SOLUT SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of See Fac-Simlle Wrapper Below. Year eaaall a.md as eaey te take as amgaxw jCARTERS SPITTLE flVER 11 PILLS. FSB BEA3AS8L FOB D12IIXESS. FOX B1U0USRESS. FOR TORMD LIYER. FGX COKSTiFATIOa. rca SALLOW tm. F03 TNECGKIFLEX1C1 HtZts j orely TegetaMevtiw CURE SICK HEADACHE. Over-Anxious. He Who knows but when I come back from the Philippines you may be engaged to some other man? She Nonsense! As if you were coming back without sending me word! Harper's Bazar. don: WWm GET WETI , OIL. CD CUOTMIK& MAt IN KMX 0ft YfUOW IN g&sssE gramma CATALOGUES rRcc M, SHOWING FULL LINE OP GARMENTS AND MAD. AJ.T0WERCO..B03TON,MA3a M Alllf f im st time to cure Catarrh, Villi! 1IM Bronchitis and Coimutuption. aUlillslmouitettovrd'1 W. H. SMITH I CO., Buffalo, H. Y. MONEY f Heirs of Union SoKllers who homsteiide.l lesi than 160 acrta before June !, 1874 (uo mutler 11 abnndoneii), should address HENRY M. COPT, Washington, D. C,
