The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, June 09, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text< tri ■ THE OTHER EAR. PACTS ABOUT A it 3 < o.ooo I,; . Ise havs been ade in Europe and America A I’ennsvlvania kodak tisnd was in stantly killed while attempting lu g.-t a snsp shut of a blast as H sipludad. ÇrjQ HE r bi't.'m-s are ess«-ntl al! y *11 -terogenoua. House of I be I«lam1s ri<ht nu in r n»nii«*l <• I...... 1 ..Id t » th« <i<*Cta»f «. «rrt;.»»«! fu l>e plr «*>«1 »Ith «*i<te(i 1 apphrd th« acai., (allbfu ls-> »vrul.igs st >1 lite nr it 4 a * W«1ut U» Ihr >1 • i/tr. tu mt tfrlir r«*t«*nnf ihr of hrafihf * i i»< «fclirii 1 «fful Thiel »ir». 1 !'.oftlaad 11 seen, th« UHI» < M < it 1 rvrr tn wtili r«i< •Oil»• »liettdtft in 1 equally NEH»; MIA II l> l fi- r s te. >• ,.f » I mountainous, sud Olivers ara fiat; aome are muddy, eyatnpy, atsd feverish, others are poruua llu.estoue. w»U drained and healthy, soma are so tlrvly wooded, some are entirely t*ra. The InbaLltauta present like div erg- ruca. The Moros of the s<>utb are war Ilk. active. Intelligent, with a H vili ta lion as advanced »• Turkey's The Negritos are a dlss-aacd end dying pig u>y trit«-. al«olutdy animal tn their ex istence, less advanced than any known peofile. The term "Filipino*' embraces Manila rabble and ac luded Islan.b-rs. mountaineers and seamen, priests and lb« rannllssla. It la necessary, tberw- f..re. to u*« only th« br.ssd.-st terms its deecrlblng the group collectively. The arvldpelago Is a group of l.’-Ht) Islau.la situated lo the I'aclflc Ocean, extewdl*g from latitude 31 degree« north to I degrees 43 minutes north. Its length la thus about l.tkX* miles; Its greatest width Is mitra; the total land area, aproxlmately, 113,<J0u ».piare nil Ira The ncarvet mainland ta A al A. >ai miles to the northeast. Ran I ran risen is K,1*»* miles to the west. arvUI|M-lagu lies wholly within the of Capricorn and the ««juator characteristics, food producta, and pie are tropical. The climats la hot and moist, regu lar ul»M«r%afl«>n« haw berti (alun ouIy at Manila. » U><» trruprrntttî* baa I <Jrg rrva. 7’he rit'vaalta UuniMHy mat« • (hit «Irtfrrr ruorv dlHIrull to «■» dura than in tbe t« tn|w«mtr Bunea. At uur pr*>grva«»'« toward tha awanipy. low IjliJf Islanda far!h»r south the brat, and «■«¡»»••’lalljr th« buiuldlty. It» cr.ns.-s greatly. A camera will not te responsible l»r the carelossne*« ol the o;«erator II lakes all there is In sight an-i no mora. Make a oars tu I study of lha obje. I or lan-iecape to l-e photographed before t-is prese tl.a bulb og button. A pre liminary survey ut the sul-Jecl will •< mslimss tell you as plainly as a wasted negativa that It will not make a giwl picture. Sava lima, trouble en l negatives whenever you can. A curions State nf thlngs was <>b- seivml m Iniestlgatlng the elecltolVais uf ester pipes in Dayton, <>., In which It w sa found thaï atones and pebblee near the pipes tn aulne rases eeasm to bars twien aleetroplata») with tha métal of tha pipes, whmh one of tha »X|a>rts behesaa l u nevei be.-i» olœrvml Le Nu|O»wi» < •»«•»! «MsltelMs Ik« r_«« £••• Ys»4« M«»t. Jo&tìcw Iswngbhn. in a<ipr«mo court» lI'ifTalo, h«« «<r l« r»' I a |*rrnan*nt »»i- i juiv ti« n. with ««»IB and a foil a; '’suit ing <»f ««Ir«, to ia»u« agamtt Paul H H u 'I bkiii . th»' i; .»I if«» turar of tbr f«« t | m » w »!*> v call«*»! “l>r. Clark’« F««»t Pow der. M and al»o agatnal a retail dwater of 1 llruukiyn, r«'«traming tb«nt from m«k Ing <»t »«ilihg ti»« I>r. Clark*« Fiot puwJwr. which IB «{«larwl, in the d«< »• Bi*»n of th« court, an Imitation ti I infrhigtutenl of •’F«>otaKa»«,** th« (■»wdri for tir««!, arhllig f«M»t to »bakr Into your abotn« now t»««d and «old all o AI ten H. Olmsted, a f I-» Hoy. New York, i« th« owner ol the liada tnaik •’Foot B um «'9 and !»• is the first indi, vidnal who «ver »dtwi itise.I a loot |ow I There are two srssona, the wet and dwr ritcnsively <>v«r I lbs ftHinlty. He ’ will tend a aainpl« Fr ee to anyone who . dry the former lasting from June to writ«« him (or it. The decis,on In I NoV.-mtwr tH-liig the Ilsoet disagree this r««o tipholde hif tra te mark and , . able ami dangerous to tu-alth. Fever r«ndt*ra all pattie« liabte w ho fraudn- i ami dysentery are the dlM-aara meet lOBlIf altriii; t t<» > toSl bjF th« j 1 dread'd t y forelgnvra. but dangerous , localities are known and may be tlvw ••pm-t Lax»** a lt«rt>BHg, in | lr g u|x>n th« inatk«-t a • rtiri< n« an I avoldrd. The I'blllpplnea are the scat of na ■ irnHai apfwaring hte|«ratioti. labeled an I put up in envelopes and te i» » like ture s pass ..ns Earthquakes are com Fout-Kat«. bunder rur.a will bt limn and violent, the volcan«»-« ere the brought «gainst oti»«r« w ho are now in- most .lang.-rous In the world. I.uson fm gu g on lb« F<MH Kagg trad« mark 1« II.e rradle of that tv-rrlblc s.-a storm, and (Otunion law riglite. tbs t) |>h<M»n Marg.tr» i I Ml» nd »tri «ha real« * >n oniir«, history and ti r» n«wr»pa|»«ra lot Imlruclton« an i in.» re It only tor enter* lalnKDwnt. Th# depth of watwr affrète the apeeu of ilrau » re trrv > m * terably, ti «• v» »• •«I moving mura «lowly In ehallow water than In deep waler. riua The eje ol the vulture is so run •trucled li st it is a h.gli power l «•!«•■ enabling the bird to see objects at slum-l Ilo re ni,le distan, a-. I Ixen <li«cov«rwl by a Igatur tu l»w I a I b I tu ill« I fr-vvr l»«<»il|ua. It ib th« malic belmxa.1. that tl.a I mk . riu. ; baa "Better Be Wise f Than Rich. R'i» peone a-e mi ti Vn thry kmvxv a per/ref remedy /or a., »nnoymg dorales o/ fhe K.vU. krJneyx, tri*’ â ^ i J bvwrll. it ó /ixU'r 5ar>arjn.'.'a. wi A k A u prrftct Pt tit a.fawi mi repu-'jfei fAe enhre system aj to brmg X'^vuus Aea<’lA. Jfccd'ò PORTLAND DIRECTORY /)/ X//S/K , « F*»»» «»>«* Wir» >'<■>»• * z RAKES MOWERS BINDERS Writ* tar Catalogue. 11. HHMll Ipt F* > a« I Water Mrtel, FOKILANP MACHINERY. Oft. <■ »- kinds ...TATUM A. BOWEN... tv »• it n»«i toan avo oa JOHN POOLE, ì* «Ti «ve, Ottona can «rive you ti»« t- -d targali * In gcnemi n»arhinerjr. engtnea, twnirrv. tank*, pump«, pows beltà n d «indmill* ih« new Btwi I X L windmillg tubi by him, ìe un- «qualled. _ AM> » « ■ Vvbkle*. »eti»i fot rata IVA Front (jRKPNßLOJJDpUMMR C j R( gon 8 ioop P üriíi (R Hi ALTN RTSTOACR halli ; ÿHHONffLOOOfJuRIFlCR PISO S CURL t OH Islnn.ls* Flsfsrnat Mletnrr. On Aug 10. IfilW. there started from ft; .In nitli a fleet of five ahlpa Fee n a lido Magellan, a 1‘ortugoeae navi gat. r Ills obji-i-t was to discover a {■asaage from Europe, west to the Pa dfb- Mag.-llnn had vainly eml.-nv en d to Interest the King of Portugal In his project; had IwxxMDe a naturalized Rpanlard and had obtained from Charles I . of K|>aln the wherewithal to equip his fleet. 11« rra.-hcd the western const of Kouth America In I>ccvmt>er and turmwl south. As th« sena«>n ticcamc hanticr and the wr rather colder the ships* commandera mutin<Ml. drairing to winter on shore, < >»«• w ha executed, another marooned, I h»W«A rf. ohr whip did desert and another »«I wrecked. \V It II thr.-e slit|»s the gTMt < X {dorer COtl tlnu.-d south, and on Oct. 2H, lfi.-.M, passed through the Straits of Mag.-I lati to the waters of the l*a< lfl<- {{« • ' and In midsummer, IMI. reached Min danao. of which he took possession In the name of the King of R¡M>ln. He next landed at Cebu. In August. 1521, ami was welcomed by the king of the Island This monarch was l«{itlK-d and took the oath of allegiance to Rpaln. Rbortly after Magellan tie (n,ob„| ,n „ factional quarrel r Komi At least a thirl of tba mambara ol parliament aia cyclists. THE PHILIPPINES I»r amp 04« T,l, ,r , S«a4. John Hugo, a Mata street grocer In New llavea. lost an I recavered a |bn) diamond stud recently in tba moat pe- cul sr mani <-r on ro ■ r I. save the Naw Yor k I’li s. Ile fai N eii I clerks for several weeks and i aa aaaial« ed In neighing ont lus groceries, II« ml-sc I l,s sto I an-i Was unalde to ob tain a trace of it till iienty Freeculua, the brewer, coolly walked into hia atore, an-i. banding him a diamond stud, asked him it it was hie. ••Where did vou g«l ill” gasp I Hugo, -Wa found it a rii-a pudding and, as we bought tha rice ot you. we thought H might be yours,” was the answer. r The stone so found several days ago. I Mr. Fieeentua was unable to aecoiiut for ite preeence tn the pudding till his wife • iggiwted that, as thè giocar» stuck . ' Hugo's, th ghl tie long to him. !• T» n <*«nl«Y M >n Buff»”« mat v turateli all* m«nt» from ntikitown can««*« anti nine- tenlha of Hiriu h*?« thrir or.gin In Ihn dtgtMlivo ranal Bs-itihero. It <|« m « ai v i » • n i»! . n | V «-*n . -jt H » anal oc* aaionailr In a rational way, provi.L» I il la noi «Ion«« hi a violent manner. Tha propat cl«.anting ani <11 am footing preparation it t atraíate <‘an !jr Catbar- ti<', which art» very gmllw, but at tho Barn« tini« tli«»t< ughly «’fT»*» liv* A lUc b»it will p'lrify the who!« eyttem an ! in n>< «I r«a b rvtnov« the « ana* *»f ill b«»alth. W hen “f«-rlmg ba.l" tab« ('««varate. They will do you c nxl, and th* how • nisi IMTO ttitx < \>|n- r»H>< until suona. Allen’s F»> t T . - n i . ■ r f r t • feet It curve {-« i., va -n smarting I..lai Insta lly is. > u.s si.ng out of < .-r is bunions. Il ■ the errai*.t cm f rt do v ery of l lis s,-.- A « k - t I«.« i a.. » tight-rill i .-r rr » -es |««| sssy 111. a certain curri ,r. -...t.iams «wvsiing dan r ralousa I hl. Ursd, aching frst. V • hsrs over I ’ last I motiláis of cur*» 1 ry It It Isy r I I v all druzgi.la and * e •torva flv trail f..r •'•< In «lamp» Trial |w ur» Udì A I Irwt kllsu S. Du»- •ir-l, Le K-iy. N Y Mentii« W«rw I »»t pss««| b I • Rhe—I’m sure I’ve cast uiv tires I on the water many a time, and I don't •«« any results. He—No; Igneas your hre».I would • ink. dear. — Y on kora Matcaman. On« Sk.'hwaab». of Vienna, haa ma-te a »P nning trmi «• n whir . rach «| in- • !!• i» operateti by rlrx-tt icily anti al a high rat« ol «!'«’» • aivl >• g (rifling a»«t. Il can ta inatantly wi.« n break« ago occur«. Mothers will And Mrs Winslow’s tkooth- |ng i-vrup th« bast r»n>«ly to use f r xhs.r hodrsii during ths teething period. DYSPEPSIA (JOMI’HEIIIASIVE MAP OF I HL PHILIPPIN r- ISLANDS. The I'blllpplnea will pndatbly retain a prat tieal monoply of thia crop; Ita cultivation baa beep attempt ed in many other placea, tint never sue- o ssfully except lu the eltrvtne north < rn part of Borneo. Native tidui<-co has alwaya tieen In dig. nous to Luzon, but the i|iiallty Is strong and bitter. Ilnrly lu th« seven- ti-etith century mlaalonnrlea Introduced the Mexican plant with great success. Tobacco plantations multiplied; th» tmslm-ss Is*,-arm- more and more pros l»-niua until In 17N1 It w as matte a stat.- monopoly, l aw s were enacted that all sal. s should I«* to the government A ¡ilnutcr might hot smoke a cigar of hie on u make under penalty of J7 fine. Tlie government was not alwaya prompt to i«iy for goods received; na tives reftisml to cultivate th.-lr land and n.sl til till, mountains; aoldf.-ra fol- lowed and killed whom they found, nt night the natives returned again and flr.-d the crop« In the field. In thia way Mindoro’s on.-e flourishing business hat 1» <-u annihilated Spain now took an otb*r step; not only must all tobacco raised tie sold to the state buyers (oil credit!, but every family should own and cere for at b-ust 4,(M0 toliacc» plants. The abuses resulting from this last statute became so horrible that even Hpanlab officials protested to the home government; tlic Caatlllnn • tat.-sm.-n. realising the »¡«>ngn was •queeaed dry, repealed tin. monopoly laws In lss^. Even under such aus pices the t.diaceo remained elcellent. Since the business has lss-n op.-n It has lucreaaed tremendously. Manila num ts-ra aruree of factories native, Chi nese, and Spanish; several uf them have over boo operatives. j between two native chieftains and wav kllle«1. Many tnembera of the ex{*e-<1! tlon had die»L but the remainder, with ! two ahlpa. again sailed west and ills- cover»-1 I'alawan l-at.-r t-ne . f the | two was lost, but the other plu< klly continued Its way and nin.le the first complete journey around th« world. lu l.'SKI. under the direction of I'hlllp II . the arennd Spanish «X|H-dltlon reached the Islands. The object was the saving of native souls; Inquisition nicthiMls were employed, and cunver- elona. though not valuable, were nu nierona. In 1371 Manila was aclsod and proclnltued the ca|dtal of th« ' Islands, to tie call.-»I henceforth the lalaa Filipinos. In honor of Klug I'hlllp. | The Chin«-»« Emperor r.-a«-nted the Coffee la grown to a considerable ex | Intrusion Into ccl»-sttal domains, lie tent; the quality la uuusnally good twi-i-ti 1373 and l."73 be s»-ut forth ten l.lttic, however, finds Its way out uf *-x{H-»lltl«ins to oust, the Rpaulartla. the archipelago. 1 he cm-wa plant was , Severe (»attics followed, but the Euro- Intrmlueed from Central America early [wane manage»! to keep th.-lr foothold. In the seventeenth century. I’hlllppttie They never, however, forgave the Chi Chocolate Is always spoken of well by na's«* U iwm - attempts. At various tlnica returned travelers. fits of resentment against Chinese Various minerals are found In paying blood would sweep over th« N{>sularda quantities Eape. (ally is this tru* of and crusades were organise.) In order Luaolt and Mindanao. Hold and sul to kill or drive them out. In l.kri 23. phur will prove of value to pr'wpec ion were niurd. red. and In l'Vtb XLOOO. tors; silver, mercury, copper and tin In !7iB England took Manila from have furnished returns, but the extent Statin, but ¡"-ace was eo<>n prtx-lalmed. of th« depuelta la a matter of Investiga slid the Islands were returned. tion. The natives have Iswn apt to revolt Un many Islands tha ax has never nt any time When they did e<> Spain twen raised against the Immense virgin um -<I fire and sword lllwrally. not only forests; In few have ita depredations to sii I k I uc , but to punish after surren- tleeQ extensive. Over a hundred differ dcr. ent varieties of w.od have l>«en claael fid. Among them we find teak; uaga. ; Kesoarcee ol f ths lateada The resour, «-s of the Islanda • re rvs.-uibllng mahogany; tl;«.!«, for mu varied lllce was Introduced fn»tu sical Instrumeiite. lanltan. fur guitars China centuries ago It lina alnca tas and violins, boxwood, ebony and bam come the staple food of th« natives on Iw Th* I « b a 1,11 a n 1«. account of th« ease with which It la The luuabliania of these Islands are produce»! The quall’y Is cxi. I'.-uL At a strangely tolled loL Malay charac pr»-«» nt all the ri<-» pnntu.ed la «-on •um«-d In the I ala nd v, but much good teristics generally prevail throughout. Tbr uisuy attempts to classify the P-> lalxl la not . ultlvat«-.!. Nugnr cane la grown extensively j.l. e Into various district tribes and througlwut th« an-blpelag... Of late races bare failed, for the reason that years beet sugar has cut Into the profits pure blood of any sort Is rare. uf thia bualneaa, but with the removal It la safest to divide the native Fill. of the various Rfainlsh cx|«>rt taxea. plnos Into Christianised Malays, pagan with the supers. »1» n.-e of buffalo power Malaya, and Mohammedan Malaya. by steam, and with the opening up of The first name»! comprise five and a the tax.-k country by railr. ada. or at half millions of the total population of least hlglmuids. th« Philippine planta eight millions They resemble our Ur Ilona will r»-«lu.-v the |>rvm-ut llave- gr.ws lu many ways. They era music I uieyer prices. lovers, fond of the sunshine. auperstt Alta.-a, or b«mp. Is grown widely. Hous Though usually good nalured, The gathering of abaca 1s an operation they are subject to fits of murderuua 1 nec»-«eitatlng .v.nslderable ran» and passion. Nature In the tropica Is so conscientiousness. The natives p<>a Industrious that man need not assist ccaa neither of these qualifications. her to any great estent In order to live • nd. employing primitive tnctbo<!a. ruin comfortably. The Filipino will not work the finer fiber of the plant olawwvera as lung as ba Is not about to starve. say that machinery capable of preserv When be lisa made enough to Ilea on ing these delicate file-rs la f.aalbl«. In for a month or two tba ex laborer re that case al«, a could 1« nan! for gar- tiree to hie thatched but, smokes bit tu.-nts. napkins, sheets, and even hand cigarettes, fights bls gamecock, strums kerchiefs At present the hemp la bls guitar, and elnga love Bongs to bls used chiefly fur sails, doormats, and wife or sweetheart. The natives nf the northern Islands are called Tagaloa. They are the small »■st and least brave, but also most treacherous and tricky of th« Filipinos, and always have been reckoned as the poorest fighters; have always bc»-n most completely under Spain's domina tlon. and linvu sufTrri-d most secord v. Th»» «».ntral group of Islands la term e»l the Vlaiiya group. The Inhabitants calhwl Vlaayoa are somewhat larg«r, stronger, mor« Independent than the Tagaloa. The difference, however, 1« far less market! than lM-tw>-»-n our dlf ferent Indian tribes. Travelers. In or d«r to strengthen the force of their distinctions and comparlosna, are apt to push them a little far. The sharply drawn distinction between the Taga los and the 5'loayoas Is not Justified. Tli« Moros or Mohammedan Malaya aggregate less than a million. They Inhabit the Sulu group at the south of the archipelago, {.arts of Mindanao, and the southern third of I'alawan. One Sultan, whose residence la Sulu, Is acknowledged throughout these 1st anda. The Moros are a fl.-rca, fanatl cal, seafaring race, who were never conquered by Spain. It la unsafe for a white man to venture among them To kill t'hriatlana la part of their re ligious Iwllef. The aliorlgln.-s of the Islands are the Negritos, a puny, mt» rabie, dwarf race. As the Malays swept up through th« archipelago the Negritos were driven Into the most remote and uncov ctcd ¡arts. Though not ot true o.*gm stock, they are much blacker than the Malaya, and their Intellgetice la far lwwrr. The total uumlw-r la estimated at 00,000. Island nf l.Hlo*. Luzon 's the largest, moat populous, moat developed, am! most civilised of the I'hlllppluea. It has au area of 42, OiMt square miles, ur over one third the whole area of the archipelago. al«»ut five-eighths of th» whole population, the only railroad, and the ouly factor Ira. It la the seat of the capital, and It contains fifty times aa many foreign ere as all the rest of the Islands put to gather Luton Is suppoa»-»! to sup{s>rt 5,lMX)X)00 Inhabitants, ttf these, Hu i~-r cent, ar« clvllls»»! to a certain extent. In development. Luson, though the nx-st advanced uf the l'btllppltiea. Is disgracefully backward. There Is on» little, tiadly managed railroad, 12U mllea In length. The highroads, twen ty ui!l*a Inland, are either lacking alto gether or are merely trails. There ar» no fiat buttonml ateamrre on the larger rivers, though they could do a thriving business The sugar mills are operated by buffalo power. In cuns»«|uenee, par tlally exhausted sugar laud near klan I Ila. or otnrr ports, brings over (llM) an a. re, while further heck in the coun try land a thiril more fertile brtuga $3» Manila sprawls over a good deal of ground, tving built up ou l« th sidra ol Y ' the lllver I'aslg, and Including rice i fields and other submarine tsrrltory. Ita population Is al-.ut »•>.<»»>. whl. h Is stna'I .-vnstderlng Ils area, but large | Interest Ilea tn Its commerce. tollgate of the I'blllpplnea. It Is the the Hmaller Island« Of the 1.2i«> Island« which conetttut* the I'hlllppln.. arehl;ielng<> the numbet lnhablte.1 Is l*etw«en X*. and &t> |.er cent Tin- «mailer tvlnnda resemble In p!>v«‘ cal eliaracti-rlstlcs and inhabitants the larger Islands to which Huy are near eat. Oc.-askmally an entire Island 1w longs lo a single planter, and usual.) tn such case It Is a land of milk and honey for ths native« The padrone Is of necessity kindly, else he would most Infallibly disappear. There Is plenty tu ent. and not too much Io do. Th« {«drone's lot Is easy, too lie merely Ims to sit on tils own veranda and al low the Philippine soil to make him rich. TRUCK HANDLE Chemists have extractel from rosi tar sixteen aha lea of Liu«, sixt.-.-n of yellow, taolvn of orange, nine f violet, I .-Si lea sha le« i f other colors I<MJ numerous to mention. CANOY — C athartic th« no-TO-BAC BUY THE CENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS FOR BARRELS. MAMUVSCTVasD Tongllke Device tnr I Iftln« and Car rying Bulky Packages A barrel la au exceedingly awkward thing to handle, and In establishments where they are moled In large numlieri quits- a considerable amount of time Is lost lu placing them ou th« hand trucks on which they are conveyed and tn re moving tbem therefrom. In ordr-r to facilitate thia loading nud unloading a unique truck has been Invented by Theodors T. Dickerson, of Trimble. Ala. It consists of the combination wltb the axle of curved gripping Jaws, more like a great {Mair of plumber's pinchers than anything else levers ofieratlug the Jaws form handles of the truck. In practl<w> truck Is run up to the barrels ami Jaws clamm-d around the bottom. / : a. BT C KI II ORMA riti SY RI P CO. ir vor Tiu M * M r Hut Parle 00. TEETH WITHOUT PLATES rosane*<f. Rrldg«« • l»ity. t-ar’f» y«>ur bhMxt r.iriàer Iteprwrnt Alf V« ir. w; .» pension || H I'rxak«.-nllhg ria-ms ttn**r 1*7«, Just lb nk < • In revrnty year« Hie avrrag« nun ¿row* a ta aril 35 tert long, hair al« inveì 50 (»•«•I lung mid rutile 33 (**<1 long C Wu* AfHff M ■« I I * «fl1 ,’ ih • »-r|M 1 it t CARTER S INK > i IS THE BEST INK. Jr A » «'-»i-. «•.-•< » r >< v -'«'■»<■ • > •• M • '■ a •<• Æ A te•W’W-V-VN-W’S* |S Y0UR HEALTH BROKEN? Al”. Oo.UVJ aluruinuiu ew .M.ull, B ale.. T««takl tad u w (Jr ink I ng cupa lu r - •»■ ' ,, _ <»frgf >n HifMisl F«rtfl«f Paper qudte arv txtrnBivoly abrt»aJ by lb« p»xir«r cl at«* a. umu I ’ - • • • ! ” <• i • • * ■■ 1 • ' • » •« »>t Ub«u » Moore** Res cak'd Remedy will rnrv ire them lh«tn wilt • 11 do <! > It II f nu < kit ami p ' •« «*r>r» •ir t thuuean* • • r a» «• it h ha» ? ««i.<la «< «th«r» H ot PELI EE FROM PAIN. Women Every whnre Elprnan thel/ Gratitud» to Mia Piuktuun. I IKK A BIO I'AIB thru raised. the wlxdr procedure cun •Utulng but a Few seconds Tba two lever arms arc held firmly together by a linklug clasp. with a spring preaae.1 ratchat, which 1« easily rvleaard for unshipping the barrel. A IHatant fir-•Ihrr. A Boaton woman iiad a a«*rvant nnm«xl Norah, a nxy rh«n-k»t! girl, who rvcvlvrt! frtHjurtit rail« from a young man. of whim ata often apokr as **tn«* brotherM The ronst»*rnaflou of her niay tw gu».*d when <>n.. day N«TBb annouu.vd tl.at^ «h.- waa book *” IJ"’’rrT «• »tslwarl Tim. ••What do you mean, NorahF* de manded the lady, f.sdltig flint a poor trick bad been played upon bar. "You’ve alwaya spoken of Tim as your brother to me “Yle, ma am.** aald the Mushing Norah, *T alwaya thought of him •n. ma’am, whiles he was making up Mi mind; but he’s been no bowld aa to n* mind me. ma’am, that he’s only m« brother In law’s brother. aftber alir*— Youth’s Companion. considering Its »¡.¡»ortunities. Of this number two-thlrda are natives, *0.000 Chinese. BO.OOO Chinese half breeds. 13.10)0 Rpanlah half breeds, and 5.(U> Spanish. Previous to lha war the Americans and English together num lierrd 400. Contrary tu general belief, the city Is neither pretty nor unhealthy. Earthquakes cause houses to t>e col Btructed broad ami squat, with Hu roofs. This prevents besuty, sn.l It must be said In the Mpatilarde’ favor that It Is excellently well drained, Hohl 1er Itlanketa. which pervents III health. In 1K03 elec Tba blankets Issued to the soldiers of tric light was substituted for o!L and our army coat the Uorerniueut «3 4C In th* earn« year an Ar er!< an fire en ' each. glue was brought over. Fires gra I ______________________ common, and a blase started In a na A coincidence 1a the antiquated pl«s Uve shark spreads fast. Manila's chief of the plaglariet. rtrs r A W ALOIIW. OtUsaoa <ta wrttssi •• Data Maa l*isaMAN Before tak ing your ru« life ”*«• a burdrn lit nir 1 never ««w a well day At my mon! hly fie rlol I BufTrrvd untold tnlerry and a ureal deal <>f the time I wm troubled with a »e«rrc pain in my alda lk forr tl ihlnu tl r flrat buttle * r . 1 | . I I ■ . | tell it wai duiof tn« food 1 continued Ita u«e. also um d the Liver f*illv and Sanative Waah. an I ha** b*rn frrBtly hrlprd 1 would like to have y<»u use my letter tor the Lrnrflt of others LADIES ■ Z f f ■ Relief at Last ■Ul Iwl 1“ 1 W ■ kws M». HUCH ÜNUU CO . JBI A CURE YOURSELF/ i h » « I •• P g <4 fiar - •« u r U • '-< »«»f-*«, infla, manti..»»«, i » ■ • ■ » m w c .> «I • h>eWxbran««. le I ns > is» >t r«.t.i- M. «a ! «ni B*’« I •< Jw !dtI••«< .-I •••f C e«Bl«l bp >»»•*•«!•<•, f Id t at. if ea»r«M |> rep^j.j Is f-|| .g f, •• (O «Ur •»«■! rnfMry»«, fl les PLMtrwce a WOLPB XU lulBwvy as . iMutw. oat». wrttM. " Daaa M bs Piwguaw—For two years I was troubled with what the local physicians told me waa Infismma lion of the womb Every si nth I But fared terribly I had taken enough medicine fr-.m the d.« 'ora lo cure any- one t it ob'simd r- f .r a •' -t time only A t last 1 concluded lo write lo you In regard to my esse, and can say that by following your advice 1 am Bow pefectly well * rira w B ba TFX. isnsasid. La, wwtae. • Before writing to you I suffered dreadfully from painful menstrua- lion. leueorrh'Be nod s-.rs feelleg In the lower part of th» bowels Now my friends want to know what makes me lo.« so well 1 do not hesitate one tula ut<f la telling them what has brought about thia great change I canoot praise Lyd.a E I’lnkhsrn s Vegetable Compound enough Ills the greatest remedy of tha age “ • A»k Lr .¿/‘-’g fri» M«" Frwt-. h ►«»• • • I'V’a In ->.g<«| 1 w « » arf • taf RUPTURE CURED. W« raarawtr« to fit «»rtf cm w« on-lotah« po . 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