The Santiam news., February 14, 1902, Image 4

The Stimulus
of Pure Blood
Tluit I» what h required by
every orj-in of th« body, for th a
pro|>«r per formane« of ita fonction*.
It provenu biLouan*-«*, dytpep*
ala, corKt.pjtion, kidnay complaint,
rhcuniatutu, catarrh, nervomuw**,
wcakneae, faintneaa, pimple«,
blotchce, and all cutaneous erup­
tion«.
It jwrfc'tn all the vital procrear*.
W I* K»«tvn
.xb Ala m k H<**4*»
Rar«a.*ril'.« V» rv. to« hl* bl ««d pur«
1!«
writ** (hai b* hod «•■*< toll «*11 but tired f»r
• •» • »-.’»«• I ti r» h» bad Bn »hot th« firol
b*v<il»» t-f th1
.« nelif t.a ha fait beftar ar>4
whan ba bai <a*«n th« •*-- r»4 *M Uba
ar ' rf Man fr*e fr, a that Untai f «>«..&<
• . 1 al • to 4 ■ bl* « rà
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
I’roruUr* to < tire and krrpa the
promise. A> • pt n<> aul^titulc,
but get IL--Ì’* balay.
Mil Pl <M f «pto'fwd.
•| *.»w p ,f t• toliy, m ; hr «an in
a terrible «Lai*—I* Ib ri» • clorad an !
brui**« all « ter
Ile i«n I a quarrel*
a anr man, ta I »
"Oh, no; quite the reverse
Hr nrtr-
f>r ».. « a <. ar r«'i t ' •
» <i- « «h t * ant
U‘ art a* ¡w-a»« maker
"AL, that explain» it then
4*hl-
rag*» Port
**r>l ' >.»♦'• ■!!*•• •
>»f - k ' •» *»’ ' t-.r
••
i ? ♦ »f • •
r I I «* •’ ■’ H*o4s< ba r«>a«i«fi
~l«n
■ •«
Qul<(.A{
SutpKHMI
•‘My «tear.” ra I th* »u*| •• l'»u« wife,
•'thia *» a.-k n » » k i I / '•’ » “• E r
Chrtotma« I a« tin* od r «4 g.--linr
*‘Vrry likrlv." answered the «rally
budant
"Hut *••» kti- • *«t»la CUua
I» Q»ing an au tomo bi to n->w
N«-* »»rll.rlf**«, «be Lad her <l-‘’ibta
a to »tit it. fearing tl at hr had pur-
<,l.i‘*»l the garn-.«*nt m -> »nd handed *4 a
<-1 rauer —*P*ahim<«rt* American.
1 u*ry«‘iw wh<* u*r« Hamlin’s YN jar*!
(Hit*»* irw i*ain it ns’.rr »/*•« without
a l>
*
Sura Siga.
Je»U»r—D*J»*ter ha« m him the mak­
ing of a great arti*t
J in. *■ n— What mak»«« y<xi think W‘?
Jester—Because ha j »sin ted a picture
rraetitly, and when hr ¡••*k<*i at it,
later. couldn't ta il w I at ths subject
was —Ohio State J- ;rnal
Uartlas • • « wear ■»••••
(>’«' » »ia»
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or <i'»‘
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4 •» A < * » ' 1’ •'••I. La H.d .
>•« Yvtl
Uut of • Enol buia
Hr (jn»< intr-!t;»*!i—What a very
homely p*cr* -n it at genttomau n<*ar the
piate i» Mr« I ^«k
si,,—[»nt h< ' That’« Mr P.Ja< k
"H' W true Il i», Mrs Bla«k. that the
h'nrli« t furti al« ay« get Uto prettivst
W ir«*» — I It I it«.
Gat A«14 Its » *r<* <
u
C ab Ratea ta ( il «•
In N«*w Y-rk, ('hic.itf-’, W aahingt* n
an-l tl.rr citir« it <• '<• K» t< r a carri*
atfc Ira th»\i*« r party , a «tinner <»r a
ball.
In Berlin II coala al»411 50<mta.
Th» *r<* 1« a cab wtai»»l every frw bl«m k«.
tl «' i Mati d-'
« » t’.v I l v p i 'reg-
ulatinn«
<>nr |*ay « f r tLr diatan.i'.
F umi • Cura
t«r t*»«i h’ghl» apokan
rf a* a €■ <>v'» <■■,<»*• I M O Haï ta
7 »•» A m N Ml
** • Minn . Jan
t. !•••
Cable Span 5,000 Milai long
The l.»ngrat *pan «4 «ut»marine
in rii*tence will I** that Iwtwrrn
r >iv« r .. i I .
; K' >■ 1 »! Ì.
*’*
apart
The tn»k «4 laying it
n»rn«<**l in January.
cable
Van*
J h I< •
corn*
Mother* w 1 f.n4 Mr» Wtn»loW*a
inc >v 11; - the tw*’. rviue-ly
u»« t,«r tbc.r
abihlrrn d .» i g tha tr«tmij( )M*Hud
Feohd
•*WI en ahr n nrr .*4 that « hl ' an f r
b;« rr>“n«*v. *l«r thought hia < “Ugh w >Aild
carry him « H in ah« n.«»nth«
"And it ha»nT?"
"N«.
She can't even make him
rough up what uv ney ah® want« ” —
Piola.h lpbia Bulletin
Cancerous
Sores
ar« moil fre*
<1 u e u 11 y to I«C
«ran upon tha
fact, neck or
braaat. though
tl - • i!<*
--
•’
’ Hr f *•.-
of lb** lexlv
W t fl Ibr*. ! . i to I, :< -*>l
and eat int.ì tir* lltnh aharp, piercing
pama are felt aa the underlying tiaauo ia
deatf'vve I an ! the tender nerve* ri|»«e!
Can» cn>f3 v « v lev e'«»;» from v er y tc iflmg
ca ; r- a< .
n.' . - or bvd, »*• <>E« u g .»nd,
a little wale v I »ter . u the t tig..e or
lip. a wart, mole « bruise of tomo kind
be» ornea an in I - ent. festering aure,
which in t.tn«* dt : nrratea into cancer.
" Ten years a<o I
ba>t a wore on my i«ft
lamp:«, wht h tha
ix'jri pronounc'd
a can «roua wl er ;
it w uM itch, burn
and bleed, than a ab
over, but w »Id
never heal. After
tak.it • *1 » 4 a Wbilo
the a vre bat an t »
d!«ch<trt'v, an I when
all the I slat* » >ue
wiAtter had paoeel
out tt got well. X
tA.k in a'.I about
talrty bottle«, <<»nt«nnlnr It for soma
ttme af'.*r the aero had healed, to bo
•
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MB w »
i - f my «ye­
tan. Have aeen no a <n of th-v cancer
in tan year«
JOMCPWUR RKXD?
Oanl, Andrian Co . Mo.
1« strictly a vegetable
remelr, an«!, while
p(M*e a«mg purifying
and healing projwrtiee
that noother medicine
¿»»e* contain* nnPiing that could derange
the «\ttriu
Wlit!"* clean» ug the bloud
it r '» ‘ b : 1« «p the ^ cd -ral health.
H» i hi»e a •
i 1» » -re, or other
b’ • *1 tr'
» n I / r <> r free book <»n
•MB. nn-l I
we fl
r r *
mi lairt
. e for thi* ter» e
tncinc co. A tlanta . < a .
THEY TRY NEW CROPS I
KANSAS F AR MCRS AL WAVS READY
TO EXPERIMENT.
They Hove Firm Faith that the Moll
of Their Btate Will Maiae laythluu
I he Btocord ltreahlu< Wheat Lrup
of the Year IIM>|.
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The admb««' wf Kan*aa to the ftrot
ptacw an*«>ug tlm wheat producing ioui
iimnwealtha again calls attention to
j th« wonderful pr««du<‘thruvas of that
State
It la aiw» tabulated to make
vile r» fl«-' t on the reuiarkaldo biwtory ’
of agricultural rtprrtiueuts by
the j
Kau»as fanurm. In the rariy mm there |
wa» high prewaure nb«*at grwning. but j
It did m»t rva< b the vuluuo*. n >r r«rt> .
\ tbo relative in>por:aa<'e, of the crop« !
• *f the la«t few yram
1 hr crop of 1
lia>l aggregate«! tnore than •.■>.««■•.»•■»
buabela. by far the largest of any !
State Io the 1‘ukiu
Th « crop is »al
tied at luorr than •»>*.
Wheat raising in K bubjib haa p«*««-»!
through many rB|»erimrnta1 ata«;«'« as '
L as tar growing of many otter agri I
rultural products At hr*t it a as tup
that only apritsg wheat C’*uki !
’bo produced wish profit in tbr State ;
This l«!«*a a«• dispelled by the demon '
stratb ne of T <’ Henry km wu ••
the “wheat king.** w Im »« dh I at <»ur ]
time iiii.»««) grre* of land near AbTrtir
Henry lotrodurvd • Inter w l>» at
«»to ;
year < 1*7*1» be rale«*d more than *»>■»
(KO busbrla. which b^ «old at a-> «»it i
II JO prr bu«bel.
lie rrvolUtloUitrit '
wheat railing In Ms State At pr»»mt I
the spring wheat crop la au iu«ou»u> ,
rrablr item In the total product
In aplte of the fa« t that Kan**« La« .
led the prairie Stat«*« tn agri ultural i
dvv eloprticut. nii'l ba> held lhe miler i
of the stage for many years ibvrv ba*«»
t»rrn tln»ro Io the ei|H’riti>ental pro-
rr««c* w hen it« people »u(T* red dis
paragmnent f«»r tbelr foolish and un [
profitable mot hods
It used to lx* *a*d ;
. that a Katinon would plan attjtbing .
that Ito had Io be *b<i»n that a thing
would not grow hrfurr hr would be
* here bls State couhl not pc«Mhi»-e It
For eiatuple, tbrrv are said to I«' • •» «>
varieties of apples Slate re|»orlB si» <»»
| that at |r<st •.•■■I of these hair Ix-Vl*
tried lu the Sunflower Slate many ui
them proving utter failure«, of »<«ur»»e.
but the brat lartrHea twing r*tabll»*ti
r«j through thia ¡ml *• rlmlnate but eon
clualvw method of deiiio(i*(ratmui
A story la told *»f M»errtary Mohler
of the agrii ultural d«*p«rtmrut that be i
once «laitcd the Frvu< h market in New
Orleans and there for the first time
»aw inn* aruul
lie was inquisitive’
About th«» cuiiou«
•king food (»' “I
urt. He was told of the lariuUa UM'S '
to w lib b the art!» Ic could lx* put It»*
declared that be belief ed “the Stuff I
would gruw in K«n*aa,” and egprr**v*l
Lit determination to try It.
In rv< ent years the hio«aa farmers
ha*e learned through th«-lr uwu rx|»er
liiiruts and through the useful Infor
rnailon of tha agricultural
achools
what «Tops are beat adapted to thrli
toll and climate, what pads of the
State are 1« st for ibla or that »arlviy.
when to piant ami sow. bow to Qgbt
(*rup enemies, etc Thia pra«*tlral »’ bool
applies to < < r« a «. fruit» and < ntile
It
la wholly prutMbla that the picaem
preference for wheat over com will bv
pemiaueut Ain e It baa lx*rn dvmou
st rat rd that a« fine winter wheat can
I m « mi»<*i| In Kan*«» aa In any oilier
part of the world and with mm 1» m«»n*
certainty of sue • »« than attend» the
raising of corn, «aya *<bv K iuiuii City
Star.
It srema Improlwilile that th»* world'»
wheat supply will brcouH ofvrlarge a»
a result of till« change in W»«tern
Ktat»«
The prtHlmt of th»- Kastrrti
States Is growing leas am) less
As
an lllirstration: Two counties In Kan
mis produced this year more than ll*
bushels of wheat more ttmii
all the New England Slat«-» and Jer
ary. Imlawarr. AlaKitna. Arkan»a».
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IH I WEIK SPOT
Curum sa 4 hs<s Nil
Edmoml AI mki I, the Frawch norelist.
wa* once asked to write a wgwnpaprr
titira of a play written by a friend
A void Horvoui Prostration* The playwright Y«nhrad him lodisruas
If . a are «Jangeronaly abek what .8 . the a*t;Dg and sceoerv. but to «a* iitt •
Ihr !• t
ii f .
rphv«
an' l!s atomi H»e drams ilaalf, whl« h rvi.h ntly
q ■: r • » t • t r r». .» •-,*!• ui. hr dsadens • M n < ¡»raving much <4 a »uor-«
(hr pain. Si d you sleep well
A torti! did ■■ fwqttasUWl,
‘4 lhe plot
You ought to kn-»w that when yow
rrs'w*»! to be regular in y»»ur courses at length ami gara tuu« h «> tails* b>a»'-
gn»w initahls without cau«w
and craw ries, w i tuli ng up with thi» *•’«•
•’About midnight the curiatU
|Nk»a anwtpUea a.ghta. titora ia aeiioua trmw
toil and with it ths pio«* ”
Women Must
Sleep.
Ta« U ”>• Cyviuia»
The hand««>me sum of pearly
OOH frwnra ha* hern braaight into ths
treasury of th* Frein h rapii bile by tin»
tax up»n the cyclists during tb<* year
11AJI. The tat wa* fif*t in»j*,*«,l in the
year l*U4, aiwi was paid by 2Vd.lLlrt
111 I MU.» H * ji lev ir»l Upon
XJki.OMt, in l*‘M u|*»n «<J1>. m », m ISV«
upon upon 40 *o in I*”* u;«-n 4*1.-
414. and ih DUMI nearly «| .u!»lr that
nttn¡lrf—* .*,•».%».
11.« tal u|- o n
Î
persons
Man
»»»«i
>T
trouble arm« « .r
and nerv ••« prrxs
tra! Iti I* nurr to f
»W
ou ought tn know that Indigent»««u.
a xh a usti n. w-mb d *pla««*mcutA.
fa • ■ f it, «1
to • ■
? • vda* he « n !
t«a< *x» he wt>d the nrrr»-« wild with
a
Mr* Hartley, of ;?1 W Con grass St .
Chicago III . w ho«e portrait ws pub­
lish.
’‘-«I all th« «e ag m ». an*!
wan entirely rur<*«l by Lyuia E l*lnk
bàli)» Vr„-« table tom poti nd , her ca«x
should I» a warning L» others, and
her cure carrr • -uvi« lion U» th» minds
of I»u •«-; n/ W il, oi of th»» tin
f
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\ eg« t-ik! .«• t . • f” Ul i
HEAD/^^KIDNEÍS
THR0AT1 \\yiBlWDW
LUNGSCXTilFEMAlf
STOMACH/}?’/’AORUHSi
z y/
y
Sgya of l\rutui
/ota
Senators Sullhan.
and Ui.1 ntry In their good
opinan of toruna a» an eh
teethe catarrh rented).99
lad«« IM land •! fi«pe«U.
India ia the lami ( rap*»rt*
There
is a m-nthly, <p ar'eriy. half-yearly,
annual plague of tix*m
There i« m»
country, probably, in which «■» many
UAciraa raporta are written an«!
few
reati. In one province the chief busi-
n«-M of the l««‘al government «onatota in
donning it* «dficwts f*»r statistics ami
rap»«rta and in compiling from them
volumvw lor the d«*bi«r-n* 4 th* «oprarne
g verpu - nt.
M- r«* H m
i-«* I »4 I
tlx» time are! energy of every civil ■ ffl­
eer is taken up in writing. —Fortnight­
ly Hr view .
xQ-'f
Saras F «MX M«ale a l)av
Washington L tri» ara said tn !<•» tl *
<»nly on«*« in this country that ** rra
Lrtir regular mrato every 24 h«»ur«—
breakfast, luncheon, dinn««r ami ««ip*
|wT—the latter being rarvud hi w«mr
> a*tw as late a* midnight
* % ¿í/HALf
Moat lmp«xt«M. to I •
Teacher—Tell me «»me »4 the n«« *l
important thing»« «Xtoting t«*lay which
did not rltot l<*i i»ar* ng»«
Tommy—t «— tra* >t« rie*
îrrrt
Ktn««« < »(% •
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES»
Canada's «ritira «iirplttn crop nf hay
and .into 1- to’ing market«'»! this year
tn the British government for the u«r
of the army in >■ nth Africa. An extra
licet of «trano-rs is transporting this for­
age to the «• -at of war.
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Tia Hard to Tell.
I »ins >d«h«—The city of Colon ha«
In-« u given up bv the insurgent*.
\ an Hraam—I*<*es that put a full «V>p
I
Montana and Routh < arolina emubined tn the w ar?—-l’itl»burg Cbroilicle*Tele-
gvapb.
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lluw to Kelp the > «I’rn
( omidvratt.
•*lcy pavements are now with us.’’ |
•*I)«»n’l you think you could drive
«aid a Camden man. ’ and women are
begmn'ng to fall frequently
lk> you that mule without the use of podan-
know the right way to help them up?; ity?" inquiri«! the ¡er*«»n<4 re finement
"Yea” answered ti e canal b*atm.vn.
I ask you thia Iwrausr’l aer all about
"! reckon I could get al tig all right.
ine in ti»e winter time proatnilr women
But it would get |«»werful lonesome
and men making mvukvys of them ami
for the nfule
.i-hingt n Mar.
of themselves by oft «-ring help that is
net helpful
•*For Instance, down g'x^» a young
woman
A young man ru«h<*«* to tier,
and. standing before her. take« both
L« r bands
Thru be puli«, but alm e
she Las nothing to brace bar feet
against, instead of ri«lug to the puli
she slides along in an tiu«ligu!fied way
Another woman falls and the mau w too
runs to her glv«» her bis hand. Mbs
take« It, so as uot to hurt bls feeling»,
but It Is a hindrance io her Instead of
a help. fur. unlvBs she 1« being actually
llftixl Up. shr lived* t»utb her hand« In
rising one to armngr her skirt» with
the «¿her to p.’ *■» *U th«- pa w c-i
m »
a klud of lever.
~Tbe prutx*r way t«» assist a woman
A\cVfhit*k’ I ivpar.fiion for A m I
to b<r feet.** «aid the t'atndrn ti. ah
slmili ting ihcFoodandlletfuia
according to the Philadelphia Ke «.rd
lull* iw bi 'unclp ;ui1 ltovls of
“la to ataud before her. saying, with
a «mile and a soothing gesture: Tie ¡'
INFAN IS/(ftILDRt N
main perfectly still, please.* am! then
to step gallantly to the rear, put your
Promolc Digestion .Chirrful
bands un«)« r her arms ai»d raise teer
nra« nisi U m Contain» neither
with a firm grip.**
CTOiiJ'bTB
BISHOP
SCOTT r»un
ACADEMY
r
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i Hûüu Senti far
Mh.liq and Mnal Trilil»(.
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AktlH U V. M Will, PrlrKlpal
I BOON TO HUMINITT.
PR0TUT5 «OI«
-t*“7 RI«R AHD SADDLE
V-TX«
MARDE5T3TORM
‘•»•’«•»c cataio - uo r»:e
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A J TOWER CO B05TON MA3> ■
N. F. M. u.
W». T-lrot,
lit 11 KN writing tw sdvsrtlasrs
lì
u»a 11 *u thia np»r.
pies««
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Easily lnt«rprt(ed.
Mr*. H »on — I dreamed last night
that you 1.4*1 given me an automobile.
Mr lb-li—I I’m, >«•«’
You had a
horseless nighlmar«'—and, by the way,
my d« ar, dreams usually go by con­
traries — <n .«rt ^et
M &M ARCS
4JS( >
CANDI.I
cure« the m<wt difficult
rases of K hen mat ism —
after everv other form of
trsatment has failed.
The Itaiigr Pony In Alaska.
The brat animal f«»r the Klondike and
Inner Aiaaks has proved tu tw the range
St Ja■■ -L«i Oil never fa; •
pony rrar»*d lu tbr wld, tnuuntalnuu«
country of Montana. Nurtheru I da Lu
and Washington
The p< .y weighs
fr«»ni N«> to I,(ss) pound» and 1« giving
Price, 25c and &0c.
u u h «•' » r «rrid< r than the mule 11«
pl« L b b!> way through stratebee of Log
where tLr mule mire«, climbs glactm
and «any- it s dew where the mule turns
back, am! rats snow to queueb bls
thirst, whh L the mule will nut Jo Fur
Big profita. No ex
prooprctlng purposes the trained pack '»ailing mv goods.
pony la Invaluable and the tx*st means perlencs. Naw plan. W nta fur circular
of tran«|»ortat!an tn Ala«ka.
lxM’k ton HOH, P>rtiand, Or.
iGENTS MIKE MONET
POWER.
r.rt < tinrefe. su.re,
11.4*1. Itoli, Str««
|!( h I I H(
I beta.
I auijx ar* «st«, «- o-
t» m-.* •
an t r«,is*
». r
W «I «•«-.’•
Ihlnt al them l»f
•*i4i«**lu*
C. U . LORO.
Portland, Or.
Vr»« Tear
tuV
B^f«
faaiaw
l/c\nlutlon.
Keeley Curo
fifi
horn ilq» f. «>s* 1« sal Masses
Babils «sad t«w p*ftl«ulw«k*
< ■»«
*(•»••!
lint» nt i Ci. a,«
>
I«« ««•'»
Willi«,i,«
Knok'n tinJ sitlrn
irherfber gooJ croft
art grairn.
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Bfl«»n«te»r %ui«»m«»tMlr.
The most eitraordinary autornob I*
In the world ia that bring erected by a
French doctor, in w blch be intend«,
with two students, to make a trip
round the world
It will contain two
' alreplng apartments, a large workroom
and four big tank« for storing oil
It
will un«|ur>tk>hably t»r the largest mo­
tor ever built.
ACT UA t-
SIZE-
k
\EEP VOUS SÂDDLL Diti
<..,r. ’ II.»'».-I »
• t»r, < J » l.r, .r.
for 10* ■ 11 ow«trr cure* a hrsdarbs.
Itltf Ter«*» In the Philippines.
An Idea of the site of the trees of
the Philippines I* obtainable from the
dimensions of Governor Taft's nmml
table, the top of which Is a solid
tlon of a native tree eight feet in di­
ameter. TLr»»ughout the islands »»tie
frequently svea In the better rln«» of
bulls«»« dining tables that are s«f« n.
eight an«! nine f««et wide, live tups In
every case tielng made of a single »«-«
tlon. These are not so largr a* the
Southern ( allfornia table top*, but
they will do Kansas (Tty Journal.
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a
B«<Vr* M*d M Ap«s<t
During the past year 2.tort» .isle
I of the pr*
‘-wgir* ar
tree« have to*»*»» pla its! in Kanraa <'ity.
re4r«l in th»» <’hri*tma* ah»»pping di*-
At a r* • ml
m *Uv at pti* lie cxfrt*nra.
tro t in N» w York had only «I w ben
N*(ur«l Rrstont for ?»»<nd»'’ p
nw* »ting 1 e ¡uldir improv •’turnia com*
war«died, but *»>mr »4 them had »«»
The Brown* an ! the J.»n.-*•« ara iiiittow f th» « ity e- um il v ithoriMBl ths
min h more that tl brought the av«*ragr
great friend*
Mr Hr ■*n an ! Mr. p anting >4 i«i,M.‘t.> tr«»-« a! ong the vari-
up to f* ApON-e.
mí « streets.
J »no* are fr«emto to»« a»i*»- they like the
same thing«, an«! tiwir wiv»»« are fri» «b
Hattrrts in School ink*.
to *» sum * they dislike the raine |xw»|)ln
F «I m ttovo.
The .4ulh«»riti‘** at M irnlm, < »»-rrnanv,
—N« w Y • rk Time».
Tc-«—I h«»ar>! him ray 1 ir frit rather
have made a La. i«-ri»»l< g», al examina­
tion of *t'l»«»’l ink*
Ih» v have (>»uit«l
eio*»urwgv*l to’csura you :•* f t the ►’ *s
Ju»( LA« « Hot»os (nd.
tur «•»! low m thep«rl»»rw!I.. II he. ;fclhw|.
that nio-t of them contain iati ten« |
He *«<» r**s* uing a IV»»ton g«rl fram
< »ns
J...»_|biw fooltoh »4
which, if animato are inoculated with
«irowning. and it looked a« th«»* gh they need« a dark r -om t., »b-v
p a n g to
tl*. m, often prove fatal
w«»ul»l never see ( ainbf idgr again
live — AU mt »* J* urns!
"Hohl on tight,
Fend '!<••.
Le
Lift Avtra<rt.
?n ’• 0 yr »? < th«* uv. r .
L-n/'h - f gim|M*d; "h«»id <»ii tight
Th<*»< l>«Bf (1. 11.
"D.n’t ray 'bold <»u tight
gurgb-d
human life ha* to*<*n doubled. In the
Madge—«»h.* w «• m 4
* iltoi» n am!
the girl, with her m nth full .4 tr.. At­
sixtr«*nth century tt wa« todwren 1H
ha»! all t . rmtmrl a* .« ¡ral iff her
lantic «>van. "ray. 'totdd on tightly
■nd ‘JO vrnr*
at th»* «I -«* «4 the
, wheel.
-»Weekly Trl«»graph.
» ght<-< ith »• ut iry it wa* a little over
l»*»Hy—IL»w
bnky
• h»i Wivd
If
v.ar- afri L-ittV it to over 40 vr.ir»
' *Lr'*i taken a hcidcr «he <1 have had
Ssid th« Otettrvenl F om <"<r
the «*namel »» r.»p* «l «»ft h« r f,»< r .—Judge
"I bave lH»tlcrd," raid tL* - < >t ••»■funi
V* Hd r.iephanlB (i«(tin< Scarce.
Forvignrr, wto» wa* n»«i writing 4 to - k
It i« r-timabtl that there ar»» fewer ato»ut Americ a, "tha*, ¡i* • r»l»ng l- \ ir
Ready tor Another (»* » t
than 10.OHO slid rlrphatlts left in all ih * »paper*. thè to-*t ritu» .»« .traalwais
torto*k«»L’ht I )|»| Gent‘»-tiutn—— What
tL«- r.rtintriv* on thr globe and that five to to* f *und in large munto r* at }u*t are * »»i «ryiug h-r. mv Utile man'*
of the—- will N» kiilrd <»ff where one thrre place*
little to»v — ! — to
.
|(H(t g’
i»» I» >rn
It to a fi .«tt»-r of <»nly a few
"Wherv’*’’ w«» a*kr»|, to*ing inild-v rant*,
years when the L»«t «»ne must g»».
« •!.| < .»»i tl. man— Well here to five
curioua.
r you, «0 «top crying. I!-*w did
"At ¡«»liticai rallie«. pri«»* figli»« and rent"
y u 1* •«. it ’
Population Multiplying in Algeria
lyncbing tox*s "—Baltimore An « ri« un
account of our superior mobility."—
Little Hoy — I |«»«t it pttehin' |<efint«»«.
Rc< omm<ndihoni
The French <»11-11« returns f< r Al­
Puck.
Mr« K n..«i<»—That ia a beautiful
geria r»’v» .ii the fact that in 1< •* than
50 years th«* native population of the
Of niutw* ahe <h ***rv."d it?
col<»nv, Arab and Kabyle, bas alnn»*t
Mr». Milt-<i>—< •( c<>urw
doubled
itM*if, huvi/g
rt*»*n
from
2,307.000 in l«5fi to 4.070,00 at the
Mr«. Knowla»—But »hat Hr» you
r<*ally think a>»ut the girl. I have
present time.
• ntlrn roO'U>nien>lati"n» myaelf, you
kt> ‘»’—ibnloit Transcript.
Canadian May lor Africa.
bo !4
\
wutiafi can cultivttt her nlttd!
and her vemplriioa aimultaneuualy
I
b.ifu'K M»u*d«^i»ed
*'*. r. .
• r. \ .a’.-.t j
t■ _ .
•
■ahi the camera fiend, "I V«*k 3»U feet
un»let water "
*'U by did y«’U
to U • tr»*vLle cd
TUL STUttY Ol
ATTACK AM) taking iterntUrv' rvi: aràe»l Pepprry.
I "Il would bava Isen easier U* just lie
I i !» Hl.Pt I SU.
a atone U> th« m am! throw them in
— PL lladelpbia Pfwaa.
A Tbrllling A-••>«•*! •• T®l«1 Sr • V»l-
SgM>rr«lt S«»»<ag ia Church ChimtMi
• »sw W •**« ••«►• IltanUre»« ••»«» Fifty*
BvVtSh I m 4 ì « mb V a»lA«*S«HtoB.
Rrltna Ihiv to, of the C* ngregal tonal
churvb. at Winter Park, Eia , t»»el with
Jacob T Keller, cd Girard. Kane . to
an une*|**cted atvulent when Im made
a veteran w ! h » saw h ng and hard «rrv*
lbw first fire *«f the
n m th* chan h
lie in the < nil war with the One Hun*
tin« fall
The chimney would n«»l
dr«*! an«! I lit»-I- urth Imhaxra Vulun*
"draw," am! the íiu»* w«« found to 1«
trefs ami be l»*ll« many a «tory o( biv*
in a large «quirr«<,F« neet, of a errici of
unse ami twattie
He was recounting
nest«, in th«- V*|> of the stfljcture
Tito
• ti»e of Li» sdwnturw« to a reporter the
«»lining »»• baimi «s»m| irtrlv rl«^«*l
««licer day.
wilb squirrel nw«< material to tlx» depth
"* H all mv rw|<*r wfi’S« in the war
♦»I four feet tram the t«*¡» —i i■ ?. s
ami out nt it." lx» eaid, **««ne ia moet
Timee-Enton ami Cittoam
often up|- rr • <t in mv thoughts
1
bad strait « -I <- v bt|> in ® -me manner
W»r dad el Hoewt
l«Ut I th <tgl t Î Fad g»>t over it all
Houghly » j waking, a corjw require«
right
Al*out tw«» »rars after that,
tn lw n- 'untrol every ÍVKir hi -atL», hut
I.- w« »rr. when ! was j
wing f«»rwi»ewt
«>ne cavalry regiment ra* rd« the •!«,•
I gaie «>ut a»un Ih that «pot. Ritouma*
gT-rittg figura* 4 Y,(MM) añin a!» in a hl-
li»m wt in at> t 1 had to quit w«k
I
tie n*er a year. »*u * fa*m!«»n m ws-
tf.»-i • ; •• I tong after th«» »»tiier t*> get
l«a|«rr
It ws» the general opinion of
«•'me relied ir <u the {win Nit nothing
rwfwrta that the no-wl-» r* *»f the H«>*toe-
that I t'- k L«-I|o| me at ail and I be­
h»ld cavalry pr<>ie»l them «rive» the l«e»t
came dt
rage4
"caretakers" and despite tbwir heavy
lhe • rd* 4 mv toft leg were drawn
weight* <«*t as much work out of .their
•0 I ks lly that I «ouhl tr A straighten It
mount« as any cavalry in the tic'.»!.
out at all, tk r »■ uh! 1 ait down
My
There w * b eien «»ne ínstame of a trc*‘p
hip ami knee |«ihe»l me am! 1 sufferrd
h*<r««* weathering ti e slwi«« campaign
h« rriLly
Al Un «*• sla»» I had hwevoua
ami returning fit and well V»ceremonial
I»« m *L m He
After trvmg a numler »4
dut os» in la*n«loh.
thing*, mv daughter
Mr« Fry, who
li««l *•»- n « tirc l <>t rlsciimattom by T*r
[>lff«r«R( Kiadi o< Ivory
Uil!uitro* l'ink Pili» E r Pale Poople.
*T*«U' n »hii.g but r'«-¡ * an! iv^r. i*
|oh;.rt| ii.p t<» tri that remedy
My
u»ra! mi fine carving
In the jmo »! there
« a*«’ » a* a »rtv »tubbora «me and I t*e»fc
was walrus, narwhal, mlghau am!
fiie 1«a«1» «d tl*c piilw lw»ft>rvt I «^«uld «re
mammoth
Tusk« vary lr«»m 10 fe**t
hoi. b « ‘ af .-«* hot I »*1 ►t on and they
long, weighing 2(H) ;• uml*. t<> smaller
«-ertalnly h i wot dcr» b»r ne.
The
one«, and th* pri • to al-out
a j*•■•:nd
<> r»l» in mv Irg lw*gan
«I* ken and
Narwhal ivory is unlin>it«*l in supply,
|<el-*rr ' ■ • it Itmlierwi «o tLst ! r»’tild
owing U» the dlMcmerv of large pianti
um » it agito ami
l«r ab’.e to «lt down
ties in th»* arati«- ra-gmii«. where ’■■r un
My L j I: « »• liA»i be«n tuoi and thè pilla
told years il ha« I»-» n pra-« rved in the
»«'•ii i;
tb«*m l«»ttcr, t«M»
I*r \\ ili*
he.
It is of no u*e for fin«* Ivor* carv­
Fitik Pili» : <r Pale F««»ple am a
ing. but I» used in all inferior trpe« of
grami.
••’I ito In inr and ! rer«»m-
work, sudi a« low prier*!
umbrella«
m< i,-i tb«-m L< «li «ho «uffer »• I did "
ami stick handle-, <4a-.«p ch«*--*men,
I E«* r«-«l rattor •*? rh«-uinattom to thè
frami-s. etc.
p»«*»-
•• *4 a« id in ìlio bhssl. which ir*
r;t.»‘« • tLr •»-n-iHie ti*-tie»» tbat unite
Garr*.4 IILe Po» <tor« «re *»i * • v •
Tty
the i luto ami to»vor tlir mtiM*l<tot thus 4a¡»tv>4 to lb'- nrsdt •>( Acfv«m« » m< n
LA« tu.
«atto
tb ■«• imi«’x*ribable L>rturvs
w lu< H rltoumatic suflcrcr» enduro.
On lh« Jury.
Y« mf * ag * th«*«e stfli’ t« '! nere bled ; aa
Employer—So vu -• -r*«*! - n the jury
tf takiitg away some «»( thè Impura last w«srk, Fat
Did y«»u know what to
I»1 •«!
OLÌ rctttoJy thè baiane*
This do*
f
v Lk-
ii aitami >n»*»! ami today
Pat—Shura, s»*r, I ha«l m» temibh .
I 1 \ .. inh» | re •crii«’ ami druggtota rac- Then« asm a man thera t«ml i no* what
«4i ?..<•;.«! ti»*- t.M« <»f I»r William«* Pìnk to do and gave me flu I »r •l*»iiig it.
l’iiis t -r r» c Feople, «• ti»«-*«» tnarv«»l-
.«• ir ■ ’ «L • | ììi- g * «Itree'tly lo thè F tatm ■•« « ’Ml . ■ •’’Y -r T I
<
I’» UM« *t*
- ut 4 ti.«* trauLle, «•»• rtii'g a |">w<*rfui
FB a *«K J ’ ««-o ti.ak«M a i (hat bn to th*
n fi > m «• in ptnfying and vnriebing thè BcniMt i arter <4 it»« firm of r J i uoir A > -
buBin*«« In the < it» of Toledo, • ■ n it
l»l «I bv e.itnihAting ¡«deotious eie* 4ulA||
a• : • < a • - -. ■ » I that s
meni « end rene» ir>g he«alth*giving foro*.
1 « « r ? v »•«- .>) ('at «r h t1 at « n ,..t to- > ur»-U
<hus in.iktng a potvnt ramedy fur cur* an
Vjr tbs uw of H sl L' b « «Tinmt Ct »*
iftg Ulto «i l**-aM‘
FKASk J « IIK5KY
Sworn to >M*for» ms and «ti»r*rrlb«t! »» u•»
!>r M Lìuuto* l’ink Pilla f« r Pale prr««-
!•<-«, th.» stu day ef I v<
A. 1’ !»•
l’>
>■ an- an unfailing sjtocifh f-r all
A W ULKAFON,
nnsing
frolli im|>ovvrtobrd
A'sioey FsMae
bL«««l <>r «batte rad nervo«.
They cure Hall'i Catarrh < ore to taarn Interuallv a.. »<■•. »
direct.y ou tt»r t .
-J at;-l rn ?• ■ i» • > a •■« •>•
n* t • nly rbcumatiitm bui l<s-<»mot«»r Ifce »y«trru. • mmi «) f«»r tr»t'.«><•■ a.«, to*-
Atalia, partirti paralisi«. Kt. Vitti«’
F ' < »(► si. 1 AU/, toosdu.0.
Sol«î I y «Irusi:
» . «
dati-
m iati t, n«-uralgia, nervoua hea«l*
Hall's'Fsniiiy l'ilia axs tüo be l
:»< r afh-r-« fi«** !» «4 grip, <d fcier» ami
f> ’. T. • th« h'fb «••! •• ru . » ■-«».
of utbvr m Ute dipalpitati<>n of • Gar
ipaitvit. »1« » b*a la hr aivl liver «11- r.i« ».
Ih«» h«*nrt, at aetnia, pale am! saH«»w
o»ni|»l«*%i’ n*. ami all formaof wrakn<'*».
Their Advant«<e.
At all «Irtiggtots, or «liract fr«*tn l»r
"But,” said the young in« *|tiit«», "is
William» M« «Ib-im» t’ompanv. Schen«1*’-
tmiy. Ni. Y., tìfty cent« per box; «ix
"He to," responded the f.-nd parent
I m v «*» for tw" «lollars ami a hall.
i "but we may venture to attack bun on
Sold every where,
(»puni M.irpfiim’ norMurrnl
/go/ zfeasu/ A A’/ Æ.
N ot N ah «- otic .
k o. ai. riHwv a co. J
The Farmer’s First Profit
1« tna«to in h • w*relias of e»el
Send lor
Our
A perirci Rcmrdy fnrCoiwtifwi
lion. Sour StonwirhDi.wrt»»-«
IVonns.( oimikiuiw fewrnh
iwm «nd Loano» S lebp .
Far Sinoh: Sifnjitur« of
XKW YORK
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