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I* la a well known fact that Lydia
E. Fir., -am a Vegetable lomp*>und
haa cared more woman lhau any other
reavedv
It therefore must be tte
beat p-walble medleine for female Illa.
But *o<»e wumeti make the mistake
of thinking that they will try «ome
thing • .»e. simply bweauae It 1» new
That mistake ia often a fatal one-
fatal to tbe keaitb and happlu*»» of
tte espertn-sotor
la II not foolish to riak the pnaaible
reeulta of such »seertmentoT Is It not
tetter to depend ui.ia a medirtn*
which haa beea triad auceeaefnlly for
thirty yearn, end which haa never
been found wanting? Tto not therefore
let any one persuade
MMI you to try some
thiug
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It cannot be
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ths teal and there
caa be only one be»t This la not a
nor, aaaez-tl-m, but 1» a pu*(U»s fact
admitted by buo-lre-t« of regular
pbyaidana
Kely on your own commo« arnse
and Mr» Pinkham» lifelong eaperi
eaee. and you will make nu mUtahe
iK-n t ,«pe»>menl with your health,
but lak» a medicine that you Jeek' ia
good aud 1» barbed by such let tel» as
ttear to Mrs Pinkham
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Ovarian Troubloa Always
Ylold to Lydia E. Pink­
ham’s Vogotabto Oom­
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twenty year«, having inflammation of
uvarl®« and »'»ah IrrMibJ®
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treated by pb) auiana, I e«»uld nut fi n
atrength nor do mjr Work, aud »u»i
k»w aptrtUrd and tn*d of Ilf* A friend
advLaed tn* to taka Lydia >. !*iu»
Lam a Vafetabl* Compound
1 ba flrat
tattle atran<then*4 m* and I wrote
to y*>u A fter laic Inf ail taut tie« . an aa)
that I am well and can • ven do mi uw n
waahinf
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Mil l an Na.
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*’ Far 4hra* year* I Buffered with
•ranao trouble ha* na inflammation
and an a tare aa on ri<ht ovary. Had
auch pain in mr bark and bead, and at
Umu waa unable to walh
Had aev
• ral dorlora, but they did Kot do me
much
meh good
One doctor said that i
ou Id have to hare an operation and
have tte oeary removed
t became
dteoouraged and gave up all h->rw» of
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setting well. I began taking Lyd >>a
Fl Ftnkha-ns Vegetable lomn»»
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I wrote to Mr* Pinkham end folio
lowed
her direction» faithfully, and am tel­
ler than 1 have teen for three year,
1 have taken ten bottle», and uiy
friend» are »urpriard al my rapid tin
pro,emeu'.
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told Spring Harbor. L. I . N.Y
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Suppraaaod and Painful
Parloda Ournd by Lydia
E. Pinkham 'a Vogotablo
Oompound.
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"I wea thin »allow an-l nerrous. I
had not had my men**« fot over a
year and a had ! - . •. :. <1 with sever a i
physicians In town and on« epeeialiat.
toil did not get any belter
1 finally
decided Ur try your medicine, and
wrote to you
After 1 bail taken
three bottles of Lydia F- F*lakliam'a
Vegetable tom pound and three of
Blood Purifier, my tuen«ea returned,
and I f*el aa well and strong a» I
ever did. and am gaining fle»h
Mi»»
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"Before taking the Vegetable < om
pound I waa troubled with irregular
lueaatruation, and suffered great
agony
My piiy.a I-Ian
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ph-li* and I reman ued
__ 7 tn bed
I do«*
lured right yrara and got norellrf and
the doctor, told mr there wa» no reflet
for my trvnihle
Finally 1 tried l.ydla
F. Finlrham» Vegetable r.in>|>>und
U htir taking the flrat bottle I fell
01 al I waa improviug
I have taken
»even or eight bolllea, and never had
anything to do me ao much guoil
Every month my trouble» have grown
leva and Irwa. and now al thia time I
an> cure-!" Etta Qiiavsr, Nv- 13
Htage Streel. Haverhill. Maae
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Troubtoa Suooumb to
Lydia £. Pinkham’a Vago-
Jablo Compound.
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"l have teen for ten year, an In
eelld with female weaker», and thr
torture and pain I suffrred no tongur
can tell. I never »peat »ur week lu
the tea years that I waa free from
pain
My trouble waa lt>flan-mali»i>
and e,mgr.lion of womb
IV hea I
cumiueiK cd to take your reme-lv I had
been tedfaat for some time under tbe
trealtuenl of two of our te»t phyai-
elan» without receiving any teurfll
You can Imagine the te.ieflt I de
rived from Lydia E rinkhaiu « t-g*
table < -impound when I tell you that I
bare gained forty pound» and ani well
h nr I never dared to espect.“—•
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C. E Fol.san. Monett. Mo
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" For a number of years 1 was
troubled with backache and leucur-
rh-s-a
1 be< an>e »<> weak and miser­
able that 1 could not attend to my
. • work or »tudiea
The least effort
would completely eshaust me
I'hyai-
elan» failed to help me
I felt that nay
youth waa blighted, and the life before
me wouid te one of suffering and
misery
Then a friend Insiated on me
taking your medicine
Before I had
need one bottle I waa greatly relieved
I had not known a well day for four
yeare. but now I feel better than I have
»ince a child, and 11 la all due to Lrdi»
F. Pinkham • Vegetable ibiniMHind
M im Mar It Stsis.vao*. Alliance, O.
Mrs. Pinkham haa' Fifty
Thousand auoh Lottars.
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tod'l for (rifl'd rua<i«r that lei it Ab«u< Il M
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THE KEELEY INSTITUTE
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NEW YORK'S WATER.
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Bradstreet's says
Ossi Ite som» Ir-
regslarity both a» to demand and
prie*», dos partly to sann ram
weather, but likewise a reflection ot a
hesitancy to embark largely In nee
Lnetoee». psmtlag political stvnls. the
general tone ul tra*1e Is a fa tors bls one.
and confidence aa Io the outlook lor
bustnee» in the r*u>»iud*r of tbe veer
ta notable
home diminution lu lite
volume of >>bt-ing busi usas is noted al
large Western center», and coalinoed
rainy weather in the Northwest alike
checked tbe moremeot of wheal to mar­
ket. tajuree tlw grade of the same, aud
di*«» i rag vs retail and ydo-iu* distri­
bution
Ten - ent <«»*iou i» tbe her to
tbe very favorable report which <v>mss
from the booth and the <hara- ter of re-
purls from this sev-tum I» more nearly
favorable lhau for mauy years ;vasi st
thia time.
Tbe mdlspositlon to eaalract bea» ily
as to the future I» psrliai* moat marked
In tbe Iron ami steel trade and ber»,
nino, the m -st marked tendency toward
weakne»» in tin cruder forms uf pro­
duction I» uotel.
The industrial outlook has fawn im­
proved by the signing of th* tinplate
nenie, t ut the anshra. ila coal situation
is. on tbe surface at least, ratter more
unfavorable than » week ago. more
mines ami miner» twin* l-ile and pro­
da tiou steadily diminishing
hp* la) strength Is noted in provi»-
ioua and Ilog product». In ehl-h the
very strong statistical fswitlon I» re
celling more attention.
Wheat. Including flour, shipments
for the week, aggregate 4.451*. IB« bush­
els, against 4.*243.B10 bushels
last
week.
Business failures lu the t'nlled States
!--r tii" » ■ k II -i -■ led 1 . . . as again»1
Id» last seek.
PACIFIC
COAST
TRADE
«•«fi)« Marta«««.
t Urlone, new. 1 '»e.
Mltiuw, hot hsmse, (I per crata.
Fvtotore. new. (16.
Best». Jwr sack, nò. -a|l.
Turuips, per sack, 7&C.
Beane, »»«, <c.
bquaah—te.
l'arrota, per sack, (I 00
l'arsuips. per sack, (I 38.
CauIlAowrr. native, Tic.
Cu. umler»— 10<* TOc.
Cehforuia.
Cablwge. native aul
tc per poutid»
Tomai-re»—B0«MF*.
Batter—< ‘reamery, T8c. dairy. 1 « <s«
IVc. ranch. Ittc puuud.
k > > • J.f. -•
< itecse— 12e.
Foultry—I2c; dreeaeii, 14c. spring.
IBt* ISc.
Hay-wJ'uga* Sound timothy. (12.00
«11.00; ohuice Eaaleru Washington
timothy. (IV.00.
U- ru Wbole, (23 00, crack*!, (26.
tessi meni. (•&
Bar ley—Boi levi or ground, per ton.
•(0
Flour—Patent, per berrei, (3.50;
blended straighta. (3 Ti. California,
(3 28;
bnrkwheat flour, (ti 00; gru­
lla in, [H-r Imrrel, (8 00; w Itole w lo-al
flour, (3 3&; rye flour, (3 HO<*4 00.
Mtllstuff»—Bran. per ton, (13 00;
shorts, per ton. (14 00,
1 rei—Cbopped fee-l. fi».00 per ton;
mlddlings, per U.n, (20, uli ceke Uieal,
per ton, (30.00,
Freah Mcat»—<'hoice dteaaed licei
steers, prlce ì %c; cuw», tc; niutbm
7S; pork, he. trimuied, (c; vcal, V«
Ile.
llams—latrgw,
IBc;
amali, 13*<;
breakfast liacuu, IBc; dry sali siile».
*Hc.
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r«rtl««4 Marta««.
Wheat —Walla
Walla
»4 «50c.
Valley, 5I*<-. Blueetem, kite per bushel.
Flour—Bret grmire, |J 1U; graham,
(1 80.
Gate—Choice white, 42o; choice
grav, 40c per bushel.
Harley—Fend I ar ley. f li 00« 1» 50.
brewlug. (18 00 per ton
Millstuff»—Bran, (14 50 ton; mid­
dlings, (20; short», (10. chop, (15 pel
tou.
Hay—Timothy. (12« IB; clover.(7 «
7.50, Greg-.ti wild hay, (8 47 per ten
Butter—Fancy creamery, 45« 55c;
store, sue.
F.gg»—20c per .losen.
Clieswe—Oregon
lull cream, 13c;
Young America. 14c. uew cheese 10c
per puun-l.
poultry—t hicker»», mil*!, (1 50«
8.50 j-rr doaeu. tens, fl 00; springs.
(2.00.43.00; geree, (i. 00« H 00 -lor.
ducks, (3 O0«5 00 |«r doaen, turkeys,
live. 14c per pound.
Potatoes—40«55u per sack; sweets.
1 *«c per poun-i.
Vegetables—Beets, fl; turnips, ■. Hl
per »ack, garlic, 7c per pound. reb-
Page, tc prr pound, ;«i>uip*, Ute;
ouiotu. fl; carrol», fl
pr|
H<>|w—New crop, Il‘t«l4o
pound.
Wool—Valley. 15« 18c per pound;
Easteru Oregon. 10« 18c; mohair, 35
per puub-i.
Mult-m—bruts, liret »lieep, wetter*
and ewes, f *»c; dresae-1 mutton, 8 l» M
7c per pound.
Hoge—Groe», choice heavy, f& 78;
light an-l
lee-h-rs, fA DO; dree** I.
f<i.(X)«8.50 per loo pounds.
lo-ef—Gross, top «teer», f3 80« 4.00;
cows. f3.0O«35O; dreeaed beef, 8«
Tc ;wr pound.
Veal— large. I'tffSti small, 8«
8 ‘»c per pound.
Baa risssisss Maskat.
Wool—Spring—Neve-la, ll«13cpe>
pout*I; Easteru Oregon. IO«l4c, \al
ley. 18« 18c, Northern, V«10c.
Hope—Crop, UNO,
13« 14«.
Hutter—Fancy
creamery
ïtte,
do sec-m-ls. 28«e27l»c; fancy dairy,
?5c; dosecond», 33c per pound.
raaoh.
F.gg»—Store.
33c; fancy
83c.
Millstiiffa — Middling*. fK.OO «
33 00; bran, f 18.80« 18.50.
Hay—Wheat fa ’» « 13 4- wheat an-l
oat ftD0« 10.10; lea* Iwrley fB.OO
alfalfa, f<t.5O«7.5O per tun; straw,
15«87 Sc per tele.
Fotatoes — Early Kose. 30« 76c; Sa­
lina» Burbank», 70c«8105. river Hur
r-ank», 80«85c, new. 75c«fl 28.
Citrus Fruit—(»ranges,
Valencia,
f8.78«3.35; Metican llmre. flDO«
5.00; California leu-one 75c«fl.5O;
do choice 81.75« 3.00 per lug.
Tropical Fruits—Banana», fl 80«
8.50 per bunch, pineapples, num
tnal; I'emau dates.
6«8%c
pe­
po und.
FlauroA (Hat Will Aaaiea®
1 heir > mu* wBu«aa *lae.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
bf
In lWC tb® slur age v a pa < it y (ruin Cf’o-
tuu dam (Crutun lab® and rvaurtuiri.
‘ lire natural pulida of tb« ay arem, and
tb« uid rvwriuin was y.Xa».um uuu «ai
luire. Cru tun Uh« bolding in rra«ra«
but half a biliiun uf thia
»\u* four nrW nrerrauira. M*»duiu and
Hub br«M»h. Tilinta. < annui and Ama
«alh. buhl fur fattire «roh al any buur
SXumMJfM-tjRWi <all««u»
Tbe «tur­
ai® rreurioir lb Central Tarh baa lu
ftarrtr* •tar a Lllhou. aud Hcuua aya
lem rrerrioira Xfl«>.<*AMaA>
mur®
•tumi up. uut aaninal a rainy day. but
again*! a »u*«®*ah»h of dry our*
lb® Urw l‘it>|«»o iUui. tb« Corti®U
dam. a» il la »»th* tally rallud. will alure
luarieiou*!) lu a«Mlti »u. A at «me mail
fret liitfb «'h»*®e »»tie end uf a war
ruw i alley
Th« natur will con.®
agaiuai tbia aud teak up th® laiiry.
anlrtit*T<iu< lowland after luwiand lulu
vnr gl<nt>1l* lak« . lli<tlHiug obi CrvUMi
laite, toaering uurr lb® »»Id dam.
All tbe rhrra uf th® t'ruluci «y «rem
will fl«»w tolo tt. aud both lb® uld aud
tb® U®W a»|i>rdu« ta will tie Ila outlet*
It will ’’ta»A waler* up «m»»ug th®
hill« aiitueti mil®« from Ha dam. wlp
tu< »mt thr attua uf I hew old rtHagra,
and will liurttt««* lb® alorag® «a|re«*ltjr
two-fhlnt*. bringing it to T«»’aauaauaaj
gaQafta. addlbg Itarlf ».(Han■•»*<JUO.
With i I hwt reMHircea atul three g run I
ly tu« rrg*r«t oppHrivtiMtre of aturtng u|>
a bug® irefeTA® uf acirr agaltret ®*il
timre uf drutigtiK. It urey b® au ocrwkm
of aur|>r1ae that th® nrer future will
r»-rt a inly n«*ix| addifl*»t>a on a largir
•< «Ir than utrr brfur®
The ®iplanation ta tn ta fourni in a
few IlluinlUAtlir flguru*. The dritntnda
of New York for waler have tmrenaed
hry»»nd all auth*i|8ati»>n and « ah*iilattun.
lu INU h the city
uaing l<».uiai.0Ui>
a day; In th® winter of I’-w It*»» It
Weed, grrordlug t«< •
fBBf.rea» gallon«
The hour when New
V>rk mil <«|| for :v«»reaMB«» gallon« a
day la near at hand; In fact. It Is said
it win te reached In a year or a little
mure» Mutua*/*».
The’ltGuTh’s
Companion
tier fare waa purr, each feature at a tn pc*l
with inn« enee. ft»rwoQth,
Would be
An* J*»t r tall her pretty
atretrhin* of the truth;
Thvtigh I «Ireamrd all night full often of
her cherlm. »ttu tanned and brown,
Her »tarched Miff ping etinbonnet aud
her rutttrd gingham gown.
The little gitla of thr*r day« Keter bare
•urh ¡»anaj etea,
An*
bate loat the way t* frame «urto
to»ft an* awert rrpliea
Aa th>~r I heard when rambling with, lu
bapp> hearted joy.
The freckled (acnj ditinlty I «rorabiprd
a beo a buy.
I ¡»locked th* ftr»l wild ro«ea uf the
•prihf far her to wear,
A a’ helped to brini the bl'Mtaunto of th#
orchard in her hair.
I ato»MI her knight an* «erritot through
l»o> hood day a tbr span
An* held her ia n»y heart until I’d grows
to be a man!
Hut here*« a tru«-r to memory, ai nee 1st«
the hour groo a,
I’patair* to btd I *oftly atra), to dream«
ani a wert repone,
Va’ kl*« toy w ifr g wad night, «he who baa
ber® life’» dearret joy,
n»e fre- kir faced div luit y I *or«hl[»rd
aa a hoy.
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The Youth's Companion,
TM IUBACNL
T9« oiumill.
fob nuouiattt.
FOI TÍIP1ILIVL«.
FOI COMITIPATIOR.
Fll (ALLOW (III
FOI niECOMPllXIOI
CURE SICK HEADACHE
It I» a very greet thing V» te aide to
tear the ateei-aa of both human aud
Hit in» commiati n. and for th» l»v» of
Gal cheerfully to accept iuward dean-
lathm, an-l never to seek or re fleet
upon one • deserta.
r«»or-
A-cording to the
Indian
weather prophets It's going to be a
hard winter
These predlcti us are
based on the fact that the buffalo grass
d, which the
shows a heavy crop of
redskins declare Is a sure sign of a
sei ere winter and deep suow.
Stope t I Onugh and
Worha Off tbas Oofd.
lutsstlvs Ilro-no-ijuinlna T»biete con
• cul-1 tn on* day. No cure, Nu Fay.
Fries 35 rents.
Do not co tn j* I • child to eat that
•gainft which iu iwlat« pfoMtt; it i*
au uukindue*«, and u>ay prvduv? evil
r«Miuiu.
■loan I
A Mr m«»r> of M* Itomi I> a ) a .
K nurtitti' • n frlirr'w uimd
« vu an ra
rapadr that*« wild
An.! friaba ba« k u’rr ihr jrrar« wbru ba
wa« tHitbla* ntur'tt a child;
Tür daja a hr ü whh Uh »¡wllin* Look
MHiuffy dr»>*r oo* ak-h.
An*
bitt gate bitter «I »«r* m Li* tlitd
part ’rithmelic.
Wbrft du»k and dew*» a fallili* an«’ The
Wort that lillrd tbe day
I’m rratin’ fr*»n>, n») n»rtit’»r> jea* travel«
bach that way,
An’ liufrr* lungrat with a <r|«iua thut
ran tir’rr dr«tr«>j--
Thr frech le fared diviaifj I wor«hl¡>«d
when a bo J.
Carter's
For Mvsety-flvs Y«an sa Imptrtag leflusM« la ths Mom«
SSLEO tUU TNHUlAY.
M BSCIHFnoA. (I 75 A YEA*
HIS JUDGMENT WAS WRONG.
th . t Tried to Whip Atl the
Io«- In th* Seltfhborhood.
Sooner » a » n waif, or, more correct­
ly a|>ealliug, a inddirr of fortune. No
one knew bin antecedeuta.
lie bud
dragged him*« If into llognrth'a yard*
»nr d**y, worn out and rihau*ied after
a long run ot> tbe trail of a buck. There»
u aa no t»«lllug iit»u far be hud eotne. a*
a faat hound will vu<vr i>Htny mil«*« In
a day, and keep it up fur two or three
da>» But he hud <lrlvru the buck lut«>
the lake, and the Hogarlh boyn hnd
kilh*d it; therefore they treated tbe dug
well, mid .1« hr liked (be place he re-
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hold.
The lime Sooner dlarovered be ha«l
lighting tdiMtel in Ida telna marked an
rj xm ’h in hl» life. IL* otrre»tiniat«M| hl»
ability, it i« true, and atifTm*d In cun
•rtjUence.
A n« w outlier uiuv<*d into
that port of the «'ouiitry and eatab-
i»h«<l blm*ulf nlMiitt »lx <>r aeven mile»
fn>m Itugnrth’*.
Ilegnrding the »ixc
it bin family he on» far behind !L»-
garth. but w hen It came to dug* It waa
«imply a wulknway
8<*veral breed«
were re|»i« »rnted in hl» cwileutlun, but
the “yalhr d«»g** predominated.
Hoouer undertook to clean out the
euflre crowd atone aud unaided,
It
waa aomuthing of an undertaking, and
he a|M*nt m H out of aeten day a lu the
hoapilal while tiie war waa on.
•'lie do« *111 m mi to I m * much of n
Agbler.** I remarked to Hogarth one
day when tb« atibje* t wunder «1!»
cu »»Ion.
**<>h. hr kin fight all right." Hogarth
replied; “It’a hl» judgment what’a
wrung
Kootier’a a find rate rtglit»T,
blit he*a a dem poor judge of <|orga.M
He wn« game though, and »tuck at
It until lie had CMHi<|iiered each one of
the new dog« lu turn, with the excep­
tion of a huge brlndle bulblog
With
thia dog hr rmployml strategy
He
howt*d dow n before him and addrrsaed
him with anmoth word» and made
friend» with him. and then one day hr
enticed him over to hla own home, and
all the <log» there plt«'h«nl on th«« hr In
dlr bull ami half killed him
Sootier
became more bhi*r titan etur after (Ida
achievement, It a<> plainly ohowed hi«
auperiurity to all the real of dog crea­
tion
Thia righting trait waa unuaua! In a
bound, for aa a rule they are peace­
ably Inclined. It «rived to a<x-eutua!e
tbr fa« t that S<ioDrr wa» nut like other
dug»-
Genuine
Every one carries hie destiny in his
own l»>sM>ni.
Fate tn the deepest cur­
rent of one’s nature.
Th» »le*«l I re»*crl|*«Ittn fssr Malaria
Chills and Fever is a bottle ot Grove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic.
It is simply
Iren and quinine In a U-t-lvsa form
No Cure. No Fay. Frica .'»Oc.
Hie Spirit of thirst win-nil enters
the mind, destroys selhshueaa and
makes us feel that every huiu.iu being
lias a claim upon us.
Heathen religions give us a view of
men seekiug after God, but the Chris­
tian religion giies us a view ol God
seeking after men.
Mrund Atlmrb* of Tj|»h«»ltl
The idea is that, as one atta. k of ty­
phoid gives immunity from a secon-l,
tcmpirerily, if Dot lasting, iiiiiuunity
might be acquired by inoculation with
an attenuated dose ot th» poison. But
<>ne attack of typhoid does not give
immunity from a •ecund, says l>r. L.
J. Maclagan lu the British Medical
Journal. Facond attacks of typhoid
are as common as by the ordinary doo
trine of chan-re, they ought to be;
more common, for instant»«, than sec-
nd atta. k ol pueuomuia, itt abnut the
same proportion that first attacks are
more common. If oue attack ol the
fully develop»! disease dies not give
immunity, he concludes, imaulation
with an attenuated dose of liie puisuu
can scarcely be eip-cle-l to do eo.
Thera 1« more C»’«rTh In thia «ertton of th«
r< itntry lhau a!l other doe«»**« put
ah I until the last f«-w yrara «M* BU; i-o«" 4 lu t «
ln< urabie For a great mauy year« <1-x tor* pro
*
«
With ¡»-«al treat*' «mt, pr noun«e-1 • inrur*bl*.
H. - nt - haa pr ’• n catarrh I«» be a «>n*Httf*
N
r.
Byron 1'ronan. the English consul lit
Shanghai. has spent Bl years tn China,
where as long ago aa IHtìtì he was ap
)».iuted a slu.lent interpreter.
• a
i. a lurr 1 I F J • he» ev A Co »T
1 < 't> ,
ia the «»nlv r- n<*t.tui rial « ur<- «■ * thf nu*rtat.
it la takr® liitvritallv in <1o«ea from 10 «1 r* ; • to
t’arter’a Ink ha« the riidorariueid of the
a' *«| ->nful It a « dlr»« fly -o t: ■ i
a I mn< <»«*• »ur *aCr* ot ! • • » m» Ibrjr-ffer I i»itrd !*ta'ea government aud of all lb*
irN*iiitg
radrvad«. Want any more • <J-
oti* htinOrrfl dollar« fvr any caao il falia u>
cure Hand for « it« ular« and 1»’d.imonials Ad« dentwf
di<*<
I J (II SKY A < (>., Tuiadu, U.
Mnr* Mrllilaal Thaw lh« lus.
f 1.1 if I’r-i/i • ; -
liair« Family I'llla are th® baaL
Prof. Simon Nrwiinnb, writing of
A DOM pupil in a tlrookhn acbool • tar» which are an di«tanl that they
wav aakwl hi* liJtmo. ‘‘Jal*«,’* au«« have n<> inraeurMblc ¡mrallMi, remark«
tarmi the lltllr fellow. *'You abouhl that one of Iheae, the brllliaut <*«nu-
Any Joliua-Ho» Julra,’’ euggrattnl the pu», can lx» auid, with confidence to ta
toMchrr.
••Now." sho said, add ressi mr I. ihh ) time« brighter than the aun.
another small boy, "what ia your “Whether w© should aay 20,000, 10,-
uaiiie?*' "Billious," was the prompt 000 or 5,000 no one can decide«*' Th®
hr»t magnitude »tarw, Ktgrl and Spica,
reap»»*.
alao are at an immeasurable diataiie.
Mother« «Hi hud Mi* U .n»l«iw • SiMtth* aud mu«*t. In view of their actual
In« >»rup th« be*t rvntedr t<> u*e i -r lb*’«* brightnrm. euurtnuoaly out« bine th®
abiidrvii a ! uri ng <h« teething ptrivd.
auu.—Science.
We have it from a certain Eastern
First Kt«»»WM 1« th« < hlit««*.
authority that the very itrengeal drink­
On» ol the groatevl Chlueas di»cov-
ers nre oft. n not able to raise the price erm «a- a kind of iron ore which at­
of a di ink.
tracts iron—the magnet.
Then Iter
li uti'l that a bar of magnetic iron »«t
in « i MK » «« h h i» on* t> « r
That
Take laisatne Bromo igiiliilue Tab­ free always |>uute to the north.
without
lets,
All druggist* refund th* money is the insriuor's cum;«»»,
which travel al w-a Would tie aluioat
if it fall» to cure. E. W. Grow's sig
impossible. Ther were the tir«t |>eople
nature is on each boi. Tie.
to dig canal» atio to Hud a cbeaj er way
Vegetables that bava la-cii sligthly <>f carrying good» than even our rail,
to<ich««l by tte host inav often lie re­ way. In.building Itev discovered the
stored by e-akiug in col.l waten
greaiest of all invention»—the arch.
trasalir la stttllaery.
A new adoinment la AudtnR faeos
amoa* uilllluere
Thla
• sui**» u
skeleton leavee pressi»ed etactly as
they fall front toe trae and rtlalulng
their naturai color.
The Isavea o( thè
«aloni, cheslnut and piatane t-eee et
prelarred fvr thè purp.es. Urge tv
leavee and oak leavea are eleo UM>|[
The lougest leavee are lurmed lato
large paillette, one side beiog cotnpueeap
ot a stiff patnled leather, thè otiier «al
thè skslrb n leal, ib is lormtng a i roakl
garnilure. A Una ln»lelble wire fliefi
tv thè edge of thè leal pi sventa lìs
cranipling.
The auialler leavee arte
mede tato garlands ntounled onanait|.
telai or naturai l>rsneh.
The leava«
bave tu be iwrfectly preserva# as tbeltr
beauty naturally lise in Die delira» ir
and traiisparvucy ut tbe tìber.—brf
Luuia Kapubhc.
1
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u
i'
rwki,«t p*ee*r«.
B
Cut out thè »lem ot lbs ;wpp»vs In ■
circle, remove th* •**■!» au-1 wash ot®
in cold water; then All ee-h with I
!
»litegaS
horseradish, o i»t«rv! »<-*d, liuy i«vuui(
ter», button oui- u» ami navturUume.
Keplace 'be pieces cut from tte top
•ml sew around with roars» thread.
Place in »tone jars ami coter with cold
vlBSgar.
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f'
Sl-p I ..I ,*4 LUSeal
The words quoted wili recali io coun­
try residente and visiterà thè famillar
sigtipost pianteti al msny a railroed
crossili«
line may amile al thè ei-
pllcitness o( thè wsrnlng words, yet
doubtlees lo mauy an incautloua trai -
eler they bave beeu aa words o( destiuy.
Thrr» are promptlng. ni thè human
con* letica a« (»erslslrut and cotitinnoue
wheu thè datiger line la carelcsaly ap-
proached. '¡he slgnal System of thè
monti nature dld noi happen.
Ite or-
dera canno* be aafely disregarded.
à»-;*
><
In Sael-n. io Ï.8P0 out of 3.400
rural pariahea, tte saloon has beau eugff
l-rwated. But un<l«r the 'X-oth.nlwrg",
•ystetu. according to which tte govern­
ment takes the itiausgeiueut of all sales
■1
of intoil-anta. the eitle» o! Sweden are
•aid to be the meet drunken tn F.utwta
I ’-a a
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■Mr «»ais««.* k»a Wtssir.“
<>*•««•
htsuni,
Mr. HP-hard Msusflsld has written
Tb» fanttkU»
h!»(»♦• co»l |.1, VU »
for the current isuse of Collier's Week­
23.JiWY Imo'
tu«««!«I
ly a remarkable article, wholly differ
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ha» ••lAbli«h«tl « i
r*«f>r«l
II*«
fr»Al
r*t>»r«he«
uf
rut From anything ho has already pub
w»»rld
H»itrr» h»
llshed. entitled "My Audience— Am! il»« rr<'t*r«i «Hh H« Miy
-vf cure-
Myself." It ooctalus many humorous •
hk»ti<««tItiti AH«i b-li'-U-li
Our
rri*ai»
K*
«••»»»•
MaiMp
and pathetio l> aches and aomo ex­
1» ovsr
I1BK A ut Ih* insili*
tremely interesting reminlseencee.
UK KHIVVV «IlGl'U tSSttklVli
Whsn you take Grove's Tasteless ('bill
T-'tilo bv'cau»» lbs f- rmula is plainly
printed <>n every buttle stewing that it
I» »Imply Ir- » aud IJutnli e in a ta»le-
Ire» (orni. No Cure, No Fay. 50«.
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Str*.lag I* * t»»e»*w I l«M
Fie-trie tans confldnnllv »«pec* t
their art will at • ftHure-l -lay t-
the ->»l uf illuiuluelh-it 4uwu tus u~ .
trifle cut»perv«l with wtet It now*-»
A» la well known, the moat *<-->noin‘■•I
methods of lighting involve a w»»i<"l
nearly all of the energy ulilite-l
F'vf.
La tig I *y »ay» that thn t<lsal light .»
that of the hr*fir. which is pr<><iui-»<l
without teat or waste.
It ra»u - uhl
Imitate il te would solve one ot ths
moat inlervMtiug ami imp-rtaut pi b-
lent«.
■'* ’*k’.
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V 4-’*'
The "cash-' is the mo»t comtnou vir»
culating coin In < him».
It is a imp
per and sine piece about the sis« of
the American quartrr of a dollar, with
a «piare hole in the center, h-r conven-
lance lu stringing many ol thv-iu to­
gether.
■
Th« stärkt, caught in MterUn »hr«
rra. roitijwt®« with the pompano. trona
th» <ìal( of -Muht», m « tim must daUo*
Tl> » sigeslsrs is oe every bes cl lu* «»sul»« lout hob in Kha world.
l axative Bronio Qiiiniiie Tabi.».
Ut* rvi»*Uj tasi r«r*e a r*IH I* «ase Way
A tenne will buy 80 times a. much
nourishment in the shape u( oatmeal
Ills .lined that h>r the |>»rfet a. In the form of taa-f.
maturing ol corn in thia latitude the
growing seaeui most hate an average
mean temperatine of 78 degrees for uo
days, or there must be an eicess of 76
• : < • •
>o '.io. ..pial I mg
6,750 degrees of 6ccutumulte.l heat,
Should the heat lia lower, the crop
will ' <• . ci ■ in ui.itu, ii.¿
(9
The Stimulus
S y
of Pure Blood
Four times aa mm h hay rau be taken
from a meadow than when the lui-adow
is pastured, (or the rva« u that the grass
must approach maturity to l>e mowed,
while the cattle will keep the ¡wsturw
grass close. On» ad tali tag» with the
pasture, however, ia that tire cattle
l-arve-t the grass for timmselies.
That la what 1» required by every
organ of the body, for the proper per­
formance of its functions.
»
It prevents bdicusners
e.nstipab -n k. i »y
dyspepti*.
|
mat ism. catarrh, n?rvou*.ne»» wr Kjj
ness. faintness, pimples, biotchrs.
The Gerrnau guvernmeiit ha* set alt cutaneous erupflon*.
asme BO.tMMi.tAXi marita i (I.7 imì , lk W>,
It perfecla all the vita! process»-!
i
(or pruvidlng smeli bum«« lor ita rati-
W I*. Ke*t4»fj, Wu*x|At<>rl|, Ala., kmk It -I «
road ufficiala,
li ia reckone-l tbal at
Inavt A.UOO more of Illese buine» will HamApArtHta to tuAfea hi« UU mm I i>ur* Iteli
wriUtn fh«l h« h«*l not frit well but ttrrU f
I h » built at once.
MtMff tlaim. Hffft.rv h* i*A«l flnuhiMl th*
bo«l* ot thl*
h* fr|i bettor* «»4
Flowers bloom in the Sandwich isl­
wh*f| bar ha, I tAh*n tbr tif-h'l «a« hl«
ands all the year round; therefore, It Another man frr« from that iln-*l f»» hl <
ia believed that that country la more an*t a!4r |g> <k* hl« work.
deserving than
Japau uf lite tali»
■'Flowery Kingdom."
WS
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*•>.?<, .v-v
1.
Hood’» Sarsaparilla
The Indefatigable energy ol •etn® Promises to cure and keeps
people has a terri' ly wearying effect
promise
Accept no mbstltue
on tbe people that are compelled Io as­
get Hood * today.
sociate with them.
(The
Famous
(Itrmin
Hoo</
th«
but
'<.. «*
■ at .*-?
Preserver)
CARBOUNEUM..
..AVENARIUS
Ossa troya.
• •
CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN
One- application it all that is required. It lot* lor yean. If
your dealer cannot supply you, write loe circular* and information to th«
following distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle,
Wash.; Fisher, I horsen & Co., Poetland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburr. 3c
Co., San Francisco, Cai.
FINE OLD
I lie Kind inti Have Mivayn |L>u;*ht Inta borne tlir «igiui«
lure t.r C'ltaa. II. Fletcher, miti luta been nuule under his
personal su | mti i»i«n fur over 30 vean. Allow no <>u«v
to deceive jolt In till». Counterfeit», Imitations itn<l
•• -lust-us-g.Hxl " ure l>ut r.x-M-rliuent«. anti endanger Ilio
health of Children—Esperieuce iiguinat Ftperlinrnt*
What is CASTORIA
...WHISKY
(jin. Brandy, Rimi
11 full «iU«f(• tauri hr ta >A fife
rum and MMgag). i¡ &
AIL (KHII)
Castorio I-» n hiirtide«» substituto for Ca«tor Oil, l*iire*
gorit-, llropa and S-iothlnv Nt nips. It i» l'lca-ant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphlm? nor other Narcotlo
»libatane«-. Its ar<- le Its guarantee. Il destroy» A* orme
and allays Feverishness. It cures IMarrh-ra and \* lini
»'••lie. It relieves 'Teellilng Troubles, cures Constipation
anti Flatulency. It aaaliiillatcs the I'< hm I, regulates the
Ktonuieh and llowels, giving healthy and naturai sleep.
Thu Childrcii*» l*auac<-.i The .Y|oth< r’n i-'rletid.
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GOOB»a
Ofv’ffr* f<»r t; dn an*1 »fpwtaM <l«liv«r*4 (y** |O
****«*•< Kaiir«>A*1 or *<eaairr lauding Hiaus
< aa*a and t*<*
LOUIS CAHEN
K«taUl8*h*d W Y « at *
• AM
HtASljeiO
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A SON
4 4 i. I » <» It 11 « .
NOTHING BETTER MAD«| I
Tee cani s»ak, a ruorake II you sal a
The Kind You Have Always Bought
ya Be ar 8 the Signature of
Mitchell
JOHN POOLE.
poavLasa, Oasoo»
ran yi-e you th* beat tergal"» In general
u »< liovery, eiigtne«, boilers tanka, pump»,
p1
belts »nd Windmill» Tte n*w
stsei I X I. windmill, sold by him, Is un-
squallsd.
DOU YOU WANT YOUR SON EDUCATED FOR A BUSINES
Mitchell, beouis & Stayer
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PORTLAND, ORECO n / „
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Are Tou Deaf??
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ta' are 4M*r*A*K A«*« WV« uW liiUurfif
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Man'« Inhumanity tu man enaUva
Ilia pullcviuau to draw Uta «alais.
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