The Santiam news., January 24, 1902, Image 4

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Difficult Digestion CHEAP CITY LI VINO
Thai i» dyspepaia.
Il n.akr» ¡if« ajirfRble.
Ila « “ rrr» «al n x
«uw uwy
is .
— but »imply >’•*«•• Uwy mwi
ir.M
« • ey are ¡rri'.at .< and fretful;
but llary c«'.nu< t«e utturrwia«.
Thrj . I'.j-iahi «4 a bad Laat« In tbs
m utii. a tenderneaa al ibe pit u< tbe •Umi-
•« h, • '• » aay
4 puffy fubaaaa,
be«da !»♦ hrartburn and wbat mA
Ibr «ffrxi
rt edy. proved by parrna*
I i um of ll. -»a l« >4 »«ver« raaaa. 1»
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Xi Ma If» Ce«bU|M>«a.
Huai I wonder if inaumnla !» «ver
conlagloua •
Juai Well, I And
It affréta me
whrn«*vrr our baby baa It
PhliadeL
ph la Retord.
Rhrmr at >.n am! heuralgia w I! no!
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Witacd Oil. M rente • bottle.
t
(Ka»(,«< • Canxl fatb-
Tho camel path which tor <enturl.-a
haa formed th« only connection I*—
tw.cn Jerautal ni and Nablus (Sy
chemi has nt last been made Into a
iarrlag. road nearly twenty feel wide
A M»iw
I
ti
XX hv ! » y i think Mr. Firhl
turai.i hu*ihres?
It
II«
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• *4 • < why I del
m»t attrml cooking weired.
Mother, will f nd Mn Winslow's & m > i N
I i .,
the beat r*n.e*ly Io no lor U>r.r
children during ill. teetu.aa period.
Aa latp.rst.ea
ARCHITECT PRESENTS A VERY
INGENIOUS IDEA.
H sr 1*1« a r>«4 I mmb fur tabi« Apartment«
fur Peepls uf Lianitsd Mean» liera
I be Ila» b«iur of fr.itbsr baa May Liv«
5k«lj I m On» Moo mb .
”1 bate au auarvblAt friaod.'* «aid tb«
mau w bu I imuwb a guod tuauy pwopl«,
* w bu b*a a draign For io ap«rtm«Ut
bouse that wlU wuVli a rwvulutkrti lu
aixwui<MlaUutia fur thus* pwrauua wbu
cauuul afford to ba«« mor« lhau un«
11« baa Ailed up «■ »p«.fu.r.«t
in Lla uw n L ouim as a «empie, and it
really proiMl»ra a ma slug results. I was
talking Io him th« other eteuiug uü the
problem ui vlty ID lug fof t M’opte uf
•mall tu«*«n». bathdora and hadiclur
maid«, aud that kind prm< li«aily, wb«u
hw aak««»> m« to <x»tu* with bim and •»•<’
Wbat br bad ««uh rd <»U that llur
XX r
went up to hla third 0<»ur hr la able to
own a L»)U sm * uf Lila own aid &• uab
eml uir Into an at*artu*mt wbl« b was
«buut twvnty frd lui g and tru frrt
whir, with a Anv largr window at »»n«
• nd aid a »mall d<~r at th e other
II*
«•krd iur what I thought «»f It, ami I
kmfccd around a minute to reach a cun
1
clualoti.
*’lt »a« nhrly ca rpvt rd
I brr» na» I
on* rliatr a nd t here w a • a two light .
chamlrlirr a lout the » rutrr of the cull
Ing
The ruutn waa nhrly pa;*rrtw| un
one wall and at thr rt»da. but tbe «»p|M>
a.tr able Wail waa rntlr»4y wa!n«R*ot«d.
na I thought
I told bltn It looked all
right for a »Itting r»<»m fur on«, but
bryoud that Ita uarfulnraa srrtn«»d to
me to br aoturwhat r«wtr1<‘ttw)
H« I
iAllghrd and aakrt) liir If I really '
ti.ought m ». and going <>»«r to the wglna '
O'Hoolaban—M .11, thè l«arn I. paini* rvtlhg hr turn«*) up a Httlr handle
«vi an' Ol ii tale tliol tuouey il it • all
really
n»d a dn»>r
It reveal«! a
tbo rotti .e to v.m.
t hriBi't big m«nigh t<> a<) «»mm<d»itr all
Ottlt.gcr ( «tirptiw»l>—Why. you mn't
the «’k»th<*a an urdinarj person wotUd
bave Jo.lt.tol it eo e-a>n. l’at'
<*arr to bavr
|l«4uw It there wbb »
O l|r>.|alian (tritimpbanllyI— Hure.
drawer for «bora and Hxat •»»rt
Oi I. v, tir. <">1 miztoj thr yr||ow |«aiut
“Then hr went right <»n with hl»
b«r thr fimi et w hi tbe grane (or ll.r
eewmd, an' (-1 |-jjt l»>th <v*eta <m to- mrlatioita hw «Ing mr tu •t»irr at bltu
g et ber lo saie Urne — Jtr «tklyn l.agle. Hr tururtl d«>w n a nl<*e t»vd aimliar to
tlir alwpftig <Ar *arl*4ji, adjoining It
waa a <'hlff<i>tii<‘r with half a d »sen
drawer* in it and n gltt«* at the top.
thr gl.i*» Iwlng r<»t|rr ale«) by a lid which
dnqqiod *!<>wu, making a ahrif for toll«
No Mod<l
arti’lew
H<)<'iid w.» a A»»!* stand
“I know a man whew wife nevrr opening up m tbe mm me way. with wa
sp'kr a word to him *U>ut money,’* he ter tank. bowl, alop jar Abd all
In an
•aid.
ulbrr pla* v »«• a d»«or (hat f«’il down,
“XVhat a mold hu»l>an<i hr must making a amuil laldr. and revealing
have I <e*-n!M remarked a woman in thr a «*upl*»anl w hrrr dish«** aid food
cx.tmpany>
might lx* kept, in »fill «n«»ther. a sltnl
“XX hat a model wife, I »hould MJ, lai lid dropping mad«* a writing table,
rather,” corrrctnl thr *e«<»nd man.
and rrt^41**1 »pacr and abeKIng fur a
”1 don’t know a)»»ut that.” said the goo«l «Urd library w .rh a book for Ink.
flrat a|»-ak<-r,
“•hr
was d««af •nd pen« and «m b thing«
A half dosen
■in.! ’
' ,.i '. I-skc Hrral'i.
hsith«! «tMrrrd arata were bidden In
th«* *amr nay, read) to lx* puli«d down
hKArVlRR < l MW«»T ns < < Kin
for ii*«* -i-id bdilid *’.(*'h <»f th«*m wna
■ •
• ••
ri y iur« «¡ j
ran not rrsr h tb» •hrh mg thr depth of tbr w alnacotiiig
cj - * ft < | 1 •« '1 n o! 11»» • «at It« - la • n y <»«»•
Above thr t«rd
* -
a s by <F.m«t|U*« bring ilsout tu»» f«*vt
vi • r lo e «i rv < « ■
U» » fti |«H<ifl «•» |*««1b«*4 >i • * • 1 1 « ft ) IS and .iM’wlirrr al*mt thr wainst'otlug
f*r • 1 • i.U. U« n <*l lb* gu > <>Ua i msg t>f th»
wrrr draw «-I a and alndtra. room fur a
F itllwLiRB lui«. W b«n 11.>1» 1 ■‘w <rt.a In
F*U.e-1 * .-! 11 • ’ C a r-1 M>«l ng M*«r
paa
n. t b •) • g * 1 * • 1» H • < tir«iy - .'« mm S trunk, mu) little <*ubb)«>uh*s for «tortiig
. *
• ■ - es
•
• «1*r : .ft- thing* until trail) hi that on«» waif,
’
r 1 tzi
twrnt) frrt long and ten fevt high, waa
•!
r ■ ■ » • . t - ’
iri
» «» » e • !
<aa.i.
. f
SB'« »ei'»
room fur more »tuff than nine l«*ntha
»»-■»• ' » I
» »
v ’
•
fa«»«4
uf |Mw»p)r ba i «•
a » Í th« wi0«*>- s»*zrtai«a
We » i g e <• e H
-r-*t I
i«r» far »ny
’ I forgot to any that tbr Inaldr of thr
rat .fl'*
*» • •« I I i • •
ih«l can
high «-luas’t fur duthr» wu» a mirror •
• I I - «
Ha * ■ a *r i. « un
h«u4 lue
flirt. «I», ; »e
fret l»y G frrt In ate«*, and hung juat
F ! ( III M Y A CO . Isieds. O
gold by l'fugg »ta. 7 «
right I*» »ee oliva a« If in when hr waa
li».. » F «o» H» l’-.llâ ar« Ib» iMMrt.
ready tu go out I looked nt thv laj util
of h<>u»rli(»ld c*uiii vnirnrr* in atnat«*
Il Uepeads
mrnt. and wh«*n hr had »hut It all up
First Clsappie — I aay. -dd rhap. again. i«Milng tbr haiximsni«*. well light
l'tn u” tt g to a btg shoot
Whst sort «•d sitting room. I *>»uld »< nr> <*l> rrai.xr
of a tij» rbotild | give thv ker-j.-r?
that I wa» not in tbr borne of a tnngl
-*o.otid Cliapple — Il rlepemia on clan who tuu<*b«d tlir wall* and brought
w livre j -u hit bim —lamdon Punch
forth what hr wteti«*)
My frlrid told
IDc ti«» ha»! more <*wln «•niriirr« In mind
fur rather largrr ruuiua, our l»**tng a
«huwer bath to take thr placet uf tbr
For laiants and Children.
Ba»!) aland Hr »nld hl* Idea waa that
th!« kind of a mum muld l>r u«rd in
buuar« uf any kind, but be d»w gn«d It
r« I mm daily For the apartm« nt bun*«- of
,h’
thr ! utnrr. When
'
rbgrnvu.« 4 C
#
or a woman might g. t m»me of the com
fort a uf a home In a n«»m that would
F.l«tfk Road to Ml Blase
nun only Siu a ttxmtb rent atd still i»r
During thv j*a«t summer an deetric a good Investment fur tlir rm) «»tate
rallrttad was «’»•tuplr!«*i to thr l<»4 of owner. Thr lx»rd only kimwa wbm
XI ’int Hlam at Vbam-unn. whi«h that <«»*! thnr la on h>g " <M«nclud4d
makes it ]--**il»|r to rr.t.*1» that place
the talker “but thousand« arr walling
(f’-m <irn«*tii in thn «* and thrwquarter» fur It.” New Xurk Sun
hour»
But fe-ently tlie journey »a*
bv dilgirncr and took tE»e greater part
ROSA BONHEUR S LIONS
of a day.
CASTORIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
A7o External
Symptoms
The blood may I« in bad condition
yet with no eitvrnal aigna, no (kin
eruj '
i or sores to indicate it. The
iytn¡ l'.m< in aw h case, being a variable
•I lpoor ¿.¿evtioti, an in.leecribablt
weaktivM and nerv..«:.»«, k>aa of ßc-vl
■nd a general run d-.wn condition of the
System—clearly showing the blood hai
lust its nutritive quahtiex I as Ircoene this
and watery. It Is in juat such caws that
S. 8. 8. has done amie <4 its quickest and
tno-.t effective w- rk by building up tbe
I! -el an.! au; plying th' elements lacking
to make it a* t.g an ! vigorous.
•• Mr wife used sev-
eral bótti*» of S. 8. S.
as a blood jmrif.er and
to tone un a sed and
emanated avwtem.wilh
very ma: krd effect by
wav of improvement.
*'We regard it a
great tonic at I blood
ourtfler
J I'. Durr,
l-rinceton, Mo.
* ■ ’ / -A 4^ '* ,i,e lri-«*r*l °« all
1
K - j
VJir
»
Wlff I‘"’*-•*’"n r.»trenj;th
return», an 4 nrrrou.nru vamthet ae eew
rich pure bin»! otxe more circulate»
thmvgh all parts of the system.
8. S Si» the only purely vegetable
blood putitier kn own. It contains no tnm
era'« whatever. Sen ! for our free book
on blood an.l »km dieeaaea and write out
pby.tian» for any mf mat ion or a! vice
Waste,!
No char ,e f r medical advice.
Í
the twin tetcinc co. anaatA. «a.
U-X¿JfcLUJ«7E
wus ositi A á I (IM IA a L
■ • h -jruv
tn (tn A
A
fi
fs» «• »1«
RO’S.
I
Ciaretr« l*er«s»n«l Wetullelckun« ,»f tbe
.Ns»tr<l Fainter,
I do not know »Uy. but in«tlu<-tivrl>
•»W 41 uiy thoughts I pls. r
baud and Ho»a li»uli<-ur s.dr by • de
1 bate kttuun tliriu bulk intimately,
■ ml they bate left me tbe aaiue <m
pre.alou of rrpoae. of toil, blog ua.ie ••
of aluiplk-lty aud g.- ili..-..
(¿»i-rge Hand poa.e»aed a util.i.ie
ebarm In ber egpres.lt« eye. tho.e
bls. k lakes, lu which one might al*
most bathe, s. <>u. e said to lu<- M me.
» let or Hugo, who alao bad moat beau
tlful eyes
When tbe great novelist took
her
walks abroad in Xohaut. tbe little blr.ia
winged their flight to her Ibatlueilveiy.
■ nd per.-tml U|..n her sbouidera
It waa tbe anme with lbn>a Honheur
Rbe loved tbe auiitiala. au.l th.- animal,
loved her
lu fact, she vs.-n-i.eU a
magnetic power over them. The tierce
watebdoga of th» bou.e at Uy were
like lamb. In her presence Tame lion,
she bad about her. too, tbewe majestic
creature, that she ao love.! to f>n!ot.
aud wbow man.-, .be would .mil.ugly
earea, wit!) her delicate hand
Tbe
deer of the fereat contemplated her
with a glance of revv>gnltlon. a. If they
comprehended that she waa In truib
their painter
M Gerome. when lie
wished to paint ll -n. tl.ltn! the tain
er, Teaon. at t!..- Jani n .!.-. Haittaa,
■ nd made hla atndlea scrca the bars of
the cages. Bonbeur tried a different
plan. Kbe actually gave the freedom
of her gardena to the Ilona of the me­
nagerie at l!y. Moinetlme. tbe paaaers-
by on tbe road would regard with atu-
pefactlon a tawny llou crouching on
the terrace of Mlle Bess, and gazing
majestically from the bright of the
wall which formol hl« pedestal,
ttorely frightened, pedestrlana would
hasten their step«, a» If they fear.il
the femeions beast would leap forth
n|w>n them. The Hon. however, remain­
ed quiet. Poaelbly he de.plvol tbee
bipeds; or. rather. If we may believe
R..aa Bonbeur. he waa in reality both
good and kind. It amu.ed him to see
tbe people stare.
However, after a while the artist
grew tired of eotertalu ng «u h eip^n
«Iva gueata. wLIcb. murwver. lu ap.te
of all aMuraueea. kept tbe Brighter
homi la a cuneta nt state of (erruf
1 be
llua la all right la tbe laud« ape. ant
on caavaa. but uot uu tbe terrace ever*
luuklug the highway
ituaa lUnheur gaie brr laat lloa. «o
carefully tamed, to tbe Jardin d- a
Plantea, and It waa a privilege to bear
th« charming wutuau teil uf ber «lait tu
ber imprlaoued pet. uf bow aa-l be
waa. revellug uu longer lu tbe carreare
of Lie mlatrrae. ah-le bla mane loo h «ni
dirty ami um-utubed
“Tbe pour animal.” aa .J the. ”rwae up
when be aaw me. ami hie glam e. au
rkxjueüt and pathetic. a«-ecned tu teli
me I am wruug hla luuk actually
«aid See what they baie done to me
I am weary I auffer. bave me* Take
me ba- k ” ”
It waa nmre than touching to bear
I U hm Bufi heur apeak of ber mod«!»
with auch «lacer» and deep affection
Jibe «bowed for the»** » aruiv-»r hi »
brute« the «ame tenderne«« that ah»
evinced toward the deer of thr forest
Julrv ('lartHle in Harper a Magazine
Vifcteut but Futite.
A Utt Utep
*■-*/ «h —»Thea aay wl»en, labile
1 (Hl fl I J — -
A V ana sea
ike wl
«s y
Y«<th«r Small \or Shari.
• » An*lr«*w ('arri4*gie i* « »mall man
Small! There’» never
thing »mail aUxil Carnegie
•
! »• <a • rt *
» •
away!’
o.t L-l
1.»
■
•*
when y "i
I w«a worth a |««nny?
*
willing to take chancsw — lfetruit Frw
Pre*«.
A Ch.»«»«
ChHiree j*n fn»m time imtnr-
• ■
«
air and .»rd t«» ¡ «int t' «««uri • !v
f i. ..©d lettera t *h«* <T ìi >« m » alpha*» *
The
TOO FULL FOR UTTERANCE
TM F««■<•! Wsy
OUT Of DHTHS JÁWS
Missouri Historical < «»llr«-th»n
F A. Mampaon. of Medalla. Mo. haa
given to the Missouri Historical Society
hla library of T,<M«) titira I «rah ng on
Mlaaouri hlwt»»ry. which he Ita» I « « n rol
letcing for thirty three year«
\m Hort <»f knn krrs.
The latrat tblng In knorker» haa a
»mall mlrror enfrsmed Io it. «o that a
vlsltor can aw wbet her hi« or her per
««mal appra ran er I« currevt liefere m
trrlng ibe houer
|{ow mysterious two turo wbro talh-
log lodge basinet«:
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills
Mun Boar Signature of
roa auoAcaL
CARTER'S roa oiniaut.
FDR
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
RlUOUllUt.
TORRID LIVLR.
C0NSTIPAT19R.
SALLOW SKI«.
TWC COMFIXXIOI
trouble
I’ve g*»t
I w i’L I kuvw a
r in—n
ou many
trangvr
A IhOTM»<hhr«d.
She—!» it true that
Tells How He Escaped the
Terrors of Many Winters
by Using Peruna
•*>inr
lVirliij«| Plain Itoalse.
A l*r«sfe«Mii»Mal “IlMMgrr M« h " Meat«
lluelaand What are yo<i <kdng in my
11.« M-.t
port»«
Ilw%rn t } 1 any tn- noy *
W it. I have money of my own. but
The New Y<»rk traveling n an get» a
lot uf sattefadion «»ut of a practical a man's p*s ket* arc so much rasier to
joke. rie<i w hrn It conta h! 'm tbr price And.
of a gi»d •■)’iarr uo al
Here *• the
(kaun< the Fe«y
iatrat example
“Mlater. could ><»u give me «omr-
Hhe>—Is y.»ur ,friri» t going to marry
thlng to eat * I ha»« n t Lad anything the w uiuw ?
to eat f<>r two da) » ‘
He—I think not.
lie V»ld ma he
A fat, red fared )M»r»s>u in a needy La-d a livlter «'fter — Htuart Set.
•ult bad approached a well dr «-»•rd
man on Broadway at H o'clock la»t
If Oas la»««».
night
The w rll <jr> »»rd man pauaed
Mr D*4»I m (on thr way tn the race«)
and l<x»kr»| at lbs beggar.
He bad
— Nice rido to the race o»urae, d«»n*t
E m - tii a *o«tr<| by thr »«me man tbrv«»
you think?
night» in aurv«***h.m
Mr. llublm ( ti- r\ouwly)— Yea, iwit
XX hy. yr» If you are buugry I will think w hat a long waik ba< k
help you to a «upper.**
’ Awful hungry ’’
XX rll. <M»mr «n here, then»** and the
1 man In evmirtg clothe« ir<| the way
; Into tbr cafe of tin« Morton lluOae. at
I Hroadwa) and 14th atrreL
IttVIl I IV1
TUL V
They »at duwu at a table aud thr
\\ DMAS.
mau with money ordered au extra
I large alriotu at«*nk with French fried
The »latf •»( Ihr I »ent ee Tulli to f Mri
! |«utnt<M*s and off» <•
XX In n tb« «red)
Tu« b*r
1 Horrible t ■ pvrit
Individual flu>»Lr<l with a aigh, be Iru
With a Happy K«««1lng.
dervd til» thank» ami ird tbo way Co
n street. In a minute a well drvased
How Mrs. Anna 'I Tucker, of
man returned and joined a party uf K- rautli avenue-. I'tics. 5
Y., was
three
There waa a w III aperad coti
-aved ft- n. a horrible fate w I • ti death's
•ultatlon. aud one uf them ruse ati'L ;i»i were alm<wt cloning upon lu-r i.
went down Broadway. At th* corner • told ill tl I«« following BtatriiH’nt um«l<*
I m ’I ow waa thr twggar.
hy h« r to a rpjx»rt<*r.
Haven't eaten auythlng fur twenty
“It wan *•*•!» after the birth of it<v
four hours. I am
• little l«'y,” *h<* imid. “Threw different
Yr«, yea. I'll gtir you a »upper, ilartora hn«l don« their beet fur me, but
(’•»tlir Into thr Morton l!‘>U*r.”
they all failed to do me any good.
Mv
"I could get a good meal for half ■ aye fM*ern<H| to l«c a <*oinbinatloti of
nervous an-l »tornaeh troiibh**
a dollar." «nld th«* lx*ggar. Inainuat
1 ha<l
I fainting apuHa, my f< it did not digvtfl
ingly.
My head
“Ob. that'a all rtgbt. Come along, and caused n»e great distress.
I felt very badly and at tirixNi I WMR dr-
and wr’H ent together.’*
I l<*l in weight fr«>m 130 to
A ' liriuua.
The Ingg.ir f<>li«»wrd reluctantly
pound», 1 had no eolur, my fvet »•»<!
minute inter hr w ae «rated at the ta
hands uero mid and my hinbs bivi a
Ide he had left a few munir nt be
prickly »M*n-.ition a« though ndrup.
I
fore.
“(live thia man an extra sirloin, »ail red refreshed by ideep ahi>ough 1
slept heavilyT I learned of Dr. W d-
French fried potate**«, a cup of coffer.
liatii« 1‘iiik Bills from a publish««! rax»
and a plr.’* said the boat to the aur
fimilar to mine that ha-l l«*en <*ur<*«i bv
pH«rt| w alter.
the pill«. I t'M»k thr»*» or four U it-*
turning red am!
’lhe
iiciore I was osttain that ! ua.*» U ¡ng
white. hut br held hla nerve
When
bem'titted, but continued their uae until
(hr »teak waa brought lu h»* tried to
I «ai entirely cured.
«at. and ba did »wallow two mouth­
“I am glad tu recommend Dr. W il­
ful». Then hr suddenly bolt«’d for tlir
liams’ Fink Fill.« for Pale People for
door Mllwauk ee XX 1 *ct >li* i It.
they are the m<*di<'im? that saved my
life.
1 do m»t l»e!ivve that ordinary
WOME N PHILANTHIn 4’ -S T 5
tn«.*di«*ine could have cured me.”
Although Mrw Tmkrr’ji was a **vero
Million« llate lievi» (ài%c-ii I», Th« ni
cu*»e, Dr. William»* Pink Pill« cured
to Ed uv a t ion vitoi IJi.trltv.
Few rm I lie how mu»ii the • a «<• «4 her. I>*M’r trouble« yield oven inur««
readily to the ¡»otvnt action of this mar-
education and the vari u*» philnu
thlopic cnterpriM<*K owe t«» the u *i; »•:> vvluUH medicine. S- t only will threw
yf the t hit«* ! State* > line of th - gift« pill« cure <ax*« similar to Mrs. Tuck­
er's, but they have l>ern proven to l»o
recently made to women’s »4
it r
an unfailing »|»e<-ifh* for such diaease«
noted bel«»w
Mrs Josephine I. Newc: inhr uf New a-» loo mot< r ataxia, partial paralyei«,
St. Vitus’ Dance, sciatica, neuralgia,
X f»rk. t«> Tulai»e t'nlierwit y. i-’i •
r hen tn at i«m, nervous headache, after­
\|rw P I» Armour uf Chicago
Ar
effects ”f grip, of fevers and uf other
mour Institute. I le!r«i’» O Mi* I I .
acute di*»* am *,
palpitation
of the
J. Xlc Fliers« »ii, of Newark. N
heart, pale and «allow complexions
\/lle College. ATUM mvj . Mr» II
and all forms of wraknew either ni
S< hlcy ami X|rs H F Flower. «
male or female. I>r. XX illiatm»' Pink
X ork. jointly, t«» thr « Ity of XVatf
Pill» for Pale People are sold by all
N. Y gTsaiiam. Ml«* H« ¡< ü <
dealers, or will I«’ sent poet pa id on rr-
New York, to iarl->u*
<vipl of pri'-e, fifty cunt« a box, or six
<«»«. X|ra X’auglMii X|
Is-xes for two dollars ami a half (they
land. XX is . tu religion.
are never wild yi bulk or by the hun­
J F Il,an. of New X
dred) by addressing Dr.
William«
Mr« Fugane K
« *
Medicine Co..
>« hviie, t.vlv, N. Y.
falò, to rdlghui. F-ÛH
Mr*
They act directly on the blood and
mona Hlame Hint Mr*. 4
nerves. Avon! imitation«; sQlaititut«*
4
mlck, to tin* I 1*1% »Tml
never cured anybody.
Mrs X M Hr
*
p<*ka. Kali, to varb»u«
A Cutch.
<MM>; Mr« la»ui«e s.*t.>..
The Boss—Nn I must have a married
Conn . tu religion « 1 •.'
man for thia position.
gnret J Bennett, uf Haltiiu in l<
Applicant—J uf I keep it <»j»en f-r an
Mi» Al u
rloua eharttlm.
hour. It*« ea«irr to get married than
.Sitatinoli of Xrsioii, M.iee .tuia
it it to get a job.
collegw.
lire. <i. X II u .I hiii
of Fitchburg, llaee . tu - eri*. ia .-hat
firn ÌIJ» «■«». ntxl Mr» I II Vin.» i
('In- intiaH. to the 1 iih<*r»tl> of . Hie.
nati. SHNI.U«'
Hesld»** thrriv several t 'lilcngt* w< nu
have glieli v a ri» ui* sums to the unh er
alty there, thr total aggregating nearly
|> ■ 1.« ■ « »
XX hy lie IHtlo i I rrtiible
“Tremble. m<»tiat«*r!w sbrleknl thr
heroine a« she j*»»intr<| n long w bite .**•
('Using Buyer st the double eyed ruffian
Hut the xlllaln didn't tremble
“You s|M»tlt the at ■•nr.” hl**o I the
heroine, when they atiMid in the wings
’ I really couldn't help It.”
thr unhappy man
“But Pre always claitiird you were
the best trembler on tbe stage. * an|<1
thr heroine
“It waa awfully good of you.” replied
thr actor
’ Hut why couldn't you tremble tn
night r
“It’s maily explained." said the vil­
lain. ‘ Hitherto I’ve always playr«| that
Berne with my wife!"
Wealthy Patient—What ia your bdl
for amputating my leg*
>'minent burges»«—Threw hundred
d- llare. air.
XX relthy Patient ( Alling out a <'!.•> k )
«—That'» a worthy effort, ductor, but it
will never restore tie l»*g to it« normal
lm>g .i—<‘L; »« > Tnhun*’.
-. I —A. I will »r tak' • .trap o'
noky aloe* you you gang hame*
Ian ae—Ab, vwl Just a wee <lrap*
'iomni Marcy Fed
woman will agitate for a
law pruhibittwg the boiling« i acting
of «hratnuta, <*li the ground that it in>
vulvr« painful »hath * 4 worms • • w hose
l Mar-
* a - «
• waaa
right tu life, liberty aid th«’ pur«uit of
Tb/a Inttor eh iuidcarry Faith happm«--* i« no Ir*» than that <4 thr
andOonvIollon f<> tboHuar! .
wat highly dowered
man " — New
<>/ all Stch Wtunort.
Y t»rk Tribune.
"I auff<*r*<l with i*Baaii*attoQ • nd
f» >n.-
f : • w
F sod tu«ur.«> fvr Suhh?«.
(,?<♦♦ «ble female w.4kn>-wv 1 had
I hu ! R|<!la every tw*» wrefe» that w *uld
Ail
la«l frum right to ten da t a and w
ritrai
bar« lu WO to bsdL I aia*.» had h« %
.*<>gar IS ft%
ar!*e an ! Larkscbo tn«**l of the t.o
a. halt a
and «wrh bearing down pain» I e<- .<1 tw.» g, i < ■ ’ll •
pound« «4
hardly walk ncnam tlm r*<un at t.m.•--
of butter
I d«-.-t-«rr*i nearly all the time for
about two year« sud «mned !«• rn'w
worse all the time until la*l Septets! cr
I wa« <•! «rd to take my bed. and t?. •
doctor« thought an oprrath»n « u the
only thing that w«»u J trip me, but
body of
th-» I refused V* h*--'
n«-
ft water
‘Then a friend el».--rd ti.«* t-*try V <•
Finkham m J. nr. w .1 » I .
*u
« hat w r*
after lifting thr »1 at E- tile I 1« .-*n 1.»
through
improve. I l<» « in «. lite V-Ht ■ s <,f
Lydia H Pinkham» H’ 4 i’ur : • r.
f . r I - 1 • • « ■ ' * 1 . - • \ I I’ m L
Form lompounA. three b-.tr« . f 1. ver
Fill« and i.-wd three t*v . ..
f **»;•.«
tire XX aahe ami I am a* "•
t w as I
•ver w«<
1 arn m e V n t iankf il
ewrv day for mv « »ire
Ma« I m »-«
( ARTlx 1 Mrrri'i' M km» .1 irv Xf
y J
fí fl fl
naild If fSI»
7 y »»/•/ /• »»•< r«*’«»jr»e
I . Pinkham Medicina Ox
N«v«r Heard «4 It.
An>.wra| and I1 light««! Foreigner ( bis
flr«t i • w f Niagara Fall»)—-Why r«M»
gee« m > f«r from Boffed«»'*
Nat|v«—<»rest ?“*o<t. mister*
How
<i«»ul«l we hìo %<» it any •
r U> Buffalo“
l •»F’ îgiu r—- llow ’
Fr< ret not a
p.»rt of ni» Pan-XnoTi an Fx|«u»r-
•
u ‘< hi< ago Tribune
Rrt<r\«d Situation,
Stdobow Got up.
**Ve«, p-.r fdlow, she marr -*»1 him
“Ti r armle-« wondrr u a cute onr “
to reform Inin '*
“XX hat’», he hen up to now?’*
“XX’rir”
hla writing,
“Sent a «pacimen of
«
“And now he's got his hand« full «lor no with his t»«ra, t.
o a woman who
trying to reform her *” — lN*n\cr l¡m< -
a butine«« of rvmdini
character
But «he w«a cutr,
from hand w riling
!*•'. Hho w r«»tv hankthat ho muet be
¡»'ft h.iU«i«H| ’I’htliblvlphi i Bulletin.
Mr
lift*.
t ait«4 «<«<»•.
Ntr !-j.u•Ilr»*k ->f M* I rr;nan cwHinty,
Tex has attained the gnat age of III
hating l■•••n l*orn lu 1 <
He
1« an ardent fr.rn-l to Peruna and
•peak« cd it in th« following terms:
’’During my long life I l.-xbr kn «n
a great many rem«*iira for s'* High*,
o>l<ls, catarrh ami diarrh»«*«.
always an PI» ■*•*•) these affectii ns I«» Io
different dlsrwM.*«. but I hate Ivar tic« I
Imm Dr. Hartman’a )»w-k« that llieee
affe» lions an* the same and are prop«
«fly callvti catarrh.
“ X« f>»r Dr Hartman’» rvim-dy, Pe­
runa. I haw f»»un*-l it to l»e th«* l»—t, if
not the only reliable rvmrdy f»»r Ibex*
affect kins.
••I*rruna has been my
«CanJ-by
f«>r many years, and I attriFutc my
good health and my r«trcme age
to this remedy.
It exactly meets
all my requirement«.**
“I E a%e o n «* to rely U|-»n it alm »*t
entirely for the many little things for
which I r»**l n»*licl!>e
| Udii’%»' it
!«•
tally tAhiable to obi |**«-j'lc
!«aac Br«« k.
Catarrh U the greatest enemy of «•
age
A person entirely free from ••
tarrEt i« sure to lite to a hale and hearty
«•bl age
A free U-’k on catarrh sent
i •> r
l m
, i
Ims, O.
The Fai mer’s First Profit
is ma lr tn h’s •
r*rnJ l»»r
Our
Complete Annual Cata
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Fundar
tk-hool
T** a « I • r
Johhny, whom, m re than a
else, <lo you wi«h to ««••* when
to heaven?
Johnny (eagerly)—<ioliath.— Bu
Herald
Det« ettd.
••XVhat’mkrs the a« tor critii ian
so srx vrdy ’
“My dear «ir,” an.*w» red Storming-
ton Barne», “he 1 ¡t » mal«* j-
-ay It I« p:
■ ■ *n.d ( ;
’..'.- r
conveying the impr»”*«i<»n that hr in in
my da*- '—XX*A-hingtun Star
Mskin^ th« Puniihmsat t << ( r m«
Mr*, lk-rcutm h- j-* ì-
XI r
-r,
i cannot make W illio mm I
Mr. Ibh'iirn (-ternly)—Willie, d as
your mother wi*h» « < r I will umk. \ ;
go ami sit in a cuey corner.”—I'.r -k-
lyn Eagle.
Th< Cloud« of D<»uM.
“lie ha« t«»l«l me that hr b‘\«d n .
«aid the fair girl, “hut I •l »n’l kn>. u
whether to marry him > r nt”
“1 am aurv he d«»*w I .
. ? t«» t«di
thr truth. But. y« u *< •
• w rk« in
the uvathrr bureau —XX u-hir ¿t -n Star
How Hr Kept I p.
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farm h«<uo - ”• 1 ».d ! »
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