The Santiam news., May 27, 1904, Image 4

Peculiar
To
Itself
is
it does
In what It and what
—con­
taining the best blood-purifying,
alterative and tonic substances and
effecting the most radical and per­
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
the whole system—is true only of
White Buffalos
Old buffalo hunters of the western
Kansas prairies used to tell of having
seen and pursued white buffalo. There
were white buffalo albinos, such as
are found at rare Intervals in all the
families of the animal kingdom; but
the number of those which existed in
fact and of those which existed purely
In the Imagination, says the Kansas
City Journal, were In wonderful dls-
proportion.
In 1873 old Ben Canfield, who roatn-
id ths plains wlth bls tall, gaunt wife
tor a companion, followed a herd of
buffalo from ths northern edge of
what Is now Oklahoma to the sand
hills of Nebraska, thinking to kill a
big whits bull which be bad seen iu the
herd. After three weeks of patient
stalking Canfield did kill the bull, only
to find that the whiteness of its ap­
pearance was due to a coat of white­
wash.
An explanation of this phenomenon
would not be needed by people familiar
wlth the natural lime beds of western
Kansas. The habit of the buffalo Is to
roll or wallow In every pool of water
or mud bole to which hs comes. Can­
field's buffalo had simply been rolling
in a bed of native lime, which, when
dried in the aun, coated bis blds with ,
a kind of plaster.
No doubt these lime holes account
for many of the "white buffalo” so of­
ten reported by hunters.
I Have Every Reason to Praise Pe-ru-na,”
0
Ayers
WRITES MRS. KANE, OF CHICAGO.
You can hardly find a home
without its Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral. Parents know what
it does for children: breaks
Death.—What we call death Is not
really death, It Is a mere separation of
soul and body, and the soul the essen­
Englishwoman—Have yon been te
tial thing of us Ilves on.—Rev. Lyman
Westminster Abbey yet? Fair Amer­
Abbott. Congregationalism at Berkley,
ican—No; but I bear It highly spoken
Cal.
of.—Ex.
I Salvation.—The world has never out­
Visitor—Has your little baby sister
grown Christ's conception of salvation.
got any teeth? Tommy—Oh, yes! I
up a cold in a single night,
No other medicine acts like it;
Lon3inq,N>ch,
And can never outgrow it, for the law
guess she’s got ’em, but she sln't
wards off bronchitis, prevents
no other medicine has done so
of
it
is
written
in
the
very
page
of
the
hatched
’
em
out
yet
—
Philadelphia
pneumonia. Physicians ad­
much real, substantial good, no
universe Itself.—Rev. R. M. Waters,
Ledger.
vise parents to keep it on hand.
other medicine has restored health
Congregationalism Brooklyn, N. Y.
“What do you think of my death
•'The beat couyh medicine money ceu buy
and strength at so little cost.
1« Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. F<’f the co'itfhs of
GEACL. LDWD. MYKTLL GEORGE m REEVEJ KAHL,
Literature.—The Bible is a litera­
scene?" asked the actor. “Well, It
children nothing could no-tlbly be better.’
“I was troubled with scrofula and came
172 Jebor JI, C hicago , I u.
J acob S hull , Saratoga, Ind.
ture, not a book; It is the literature of
seemed to me It came a little too late
near losing my eyesight. For four months 1
3. C. AVER CO..
50c.. fl 00.
|n
piece,” was ths reply.—Chlca- 55C..
a
great
people,
and
as
such
it
gives
us
could not see to do anything. After taking
All druggists.
Mrs. K. Kane, 172 Sebor Street, Chi­
for T.nwell. Mum. an insight into the beginning of the re­ cago,
gO Evening Post
two bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla I could see
III., writes:
to walk, and when I had taken eight bottles I
------
—
ligion
of
a
great
people.
—
Rev.
W
8.
Dally Guide to Flattery.—If you
"Peruna has been used so long in
could see as well as ever.” Susis A. H airs ­
Ila Ins ford. Episcopalian, New York our family that I do not know how I
meet a woman who strongly suspects
ton . Withers, N. C.
City.
could get along without it. I have
that she Is a beauty, ask ber earnestly
Mood's Sarsaparilla promises to
’s Pills greatly aid the Cherry
Pessimism.—On the whole, life is g.ven it to all of my children at differ­
If all ber family are beautiful.—Bal­ Ayer
Cure and keeps the promise.
Pectoral In breaking up a cold.
not so bad as we were taught to ex­ ent times when they suffered with
timore American.
croup, colds and the many ailments
pect it; the fears of pessimism are not that
Dorothy—So Jack kissed you, eli?
children are subject to, and am
A Fool and His Wisdom.
Odd Th in if. About ihe 'Possum.
realized by healthy men; our young pleased to say that it has kept them
Did you give him any encourage­
A story, which is credited to Major fears were larger than the experienced
The American opossum is one of the
in splendid health. I have also used
ment? Judla—Encouragement! Say. Pond by the New York Tribune, tells
most curious animals living In the
it __
for _
a ________
catarrhal _______
difficulty
long
Peruna i always stays. No home can
„ of
_ __
_ ______
1 guess you don't know Jack, do you? of a weak minded lai who went to facts.—Rev Robert Mackenzie, Pres­ —
United States. It is the only one that
standing, and it cured me in a short spare Peruna after the first trial of it.
byterian, New York City.
—
Philadelphia
Ledger.
the
miller's
to
'
■
ive
some
gruiu
ground.
carries Its young In a pouch, like the
ao I have every reason to
* praise
Mrs. A. Hobson, 225 Washington
The Century's Summer Campaign.
I The Bread of Life.—There Is in the time,
Anything To Blame It On.—Mother The miller said to him:
Peruna.”—Mrs. K. Kane.
kangaroo. It Is the only animal that
St., Lansing, Mich, Writes:
city not only literal physical famine,
It is announced that each of the —Johnny Jone«, did you get that aw­
"So
you
are
a
fool,
eh?"
can feign death perfectly. It is re­ summer and autumn numbers of The
but a famine of the bread of life. And Pe«ru-na Protects the Entire House­
"Peruna has been such a blessing
“I guess I am,” replied the youth.
markable for banging by Its tali 11k'- Century will carry out a special plan. ful cold out skating? Son—Mother. I
to my only child, as well as myself,
hold Against Catarrhal
think I caught it washing my face
“A fool, eh? A natural!” mused the on the boulevards in splendid palaces
a monkey. It has hands resembling
that
I feel induced to give my testi­
The June issue, for instance, will be
Diseases.
miller. “We haven’t many natural no less than In the foulest slums, men
those of a human being. Its snout it a Western number, its long and full , yesterday morning.—Judge.
monial. He has always suffered from
aro
perishing
for
lack
of
It.
—
Rev.
P.
catarrh ot the head and throat, and I
like a hog's, while its mouth Is liber table of contents representing, by sub- | ' The Empress of China—What Is fools, hereabouts. Do you mind If I
S. Henson, Baptism Boston, Mass.
One of the greatest foes with which had to use extra precautions so as not
ally furnished with teeth. Its eyes are jeet or by contributor, eveiy trans-Al­ that strange noise I hear? The Min­ ask you a few questions?"
Self-Defense.—The fight with the every family lias to contend is our to have him exposed to damp or cold
“Oh, no, sir, »f course not,” the lad
like a rut's and it hisses like a snake leghany State or Territory. It will be, ister of the Interior—It is the bottom
slums Is not a mere philanthropy; It Is changeable climate.
To protect the weat. er. Last year he was taken
dropping out of the Naw York stock answered, politely.
in
a
certain
sense,
a
Western
exhibit
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
“Well, my bo;, since you are a fool,” a measure of self-defense. The age- family from colds and coughs is always with la grippe, and as it was a sever«
market,
your
majesty
—
Life.
case, caused me much anxiety. No
for
the
St.
Louis
Fair.
There
will
bs
b» local applications ss they esnnot reach tho
long struggle of the church to uplift
dlwaMil portion ot me ear. iLeie Is only one eight articles of special significance to
Stimulation.—Biggs—I understand began the mllltr, “I want you first to and to save is as much a service to the a serious problem, and often impossi med cine helped him till he took Pe­
way lo cure dea lies, and that la by Cuuatltu-
ble.
tell me what you know, and afterward
runa. I noticed an improvement at
tlonal remedies, business la cauai d by an In- the West and of much general intereat, that young Briefly has taken up the
Sooner or later it is the inevitable once and in three weeks he was a dif­
what you dof't know. Now, to begin, saints as to the sinners.—Rev. J. C. I
flam d condition ot the mucous lining of tho including a word for forestry from ex­ law sine« be married.
Diggs—Very
Adams,
Episcopalian,
Hartford,
Conn.
'
fate of very one to catch cold. Care in ferent child; the grippe had been com­
Eustachian Tube. When this tube la Inflamed
what do you know?”
I understand that bls wife
iou have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hear- President Cleveland, four striking color likely.
“I know,’ said the boy, “that the
Honesty.—Men find it easier to take avoiding exposure and the use of prop­ pletely cured and I noticed that the
ng, end wh.-ri it la entirely closed, Ilesfneaa la pages, eleven stories besides further lays It down to him.—Chicago News. '
the result, and unleas the Inflammation can 1«
miller’s lio;s are fat”
the path of least resistance. But the er clothing will protect from the fre­ catarrh was made better. He kept
taken out and this tulie re to ed to Its normsl chapters of Jack London’s “The Sea-
taking it two weeks longer, w hen he
Willie—Pa, you don’t get chestnuts
“
Good!
Very
good!
”
said
the
miller.
honest mau will fonow the beckoning quency and perhaps the severity of
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; Wolf,” and various other features that
until after there's a frost, do you? Pa “That Is what you know. Now tell band of truth at any and all cost. He colds, but with the greatest of piecau­ was entirely well. I now U3e it off
Bln ■ canes out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
and on for colds, cramps, indigestion
which Is nothing but an Inllamed condition of promise much pleasure and profit.
—Except In the case of a farce-com­
will be true to the promptings of his tions they will come. This is a settled or. general indisposition, and find it
the-mucous suriaces.
The July issue will be a special fic­ edy, my son. Then the chestnuts come us what you don't know.”
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
fact
of
human
experience.
Everybody
"I
doj
’
t
know
whose
grain
fattens
superior to any doctors or medicine I
conscience, no matter what the world
Cane ot brain-as (mused by catarrh) that can­ tion number, but will have also a paper first and the frost afterward.—Phila­
'em,” riplied the youth.
not l>e cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bend lor on “The New West Point,” with im­
will say.—Rabbi J. L. Levy, Hebrew, must expect to be caught somewhere or ever tried. It keeps me, as well as
delphia Press.
Circulars, free.
somehow.
my child, in perfect health, and I
Pittsburg, Pa.
pressing drawings from the architects’
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
A Farmer Found It.
Perhaps it will be wet feet, or a gladly recommend it to mothers.”—
A Physician's Blunder.—Dr. Jinks
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
plane, and two or three articles touch-
Danger.—It is one of the dangers ot
Mrs. A. Hobson.
Movnt Pleasant, Utah, May 23.—To
Hod's Family Illis are the beet.
ing interests in the Far East. Andre ' —I suppose you must have lost some find a medicine that will cure every ail­ our modern preoccupation with novels draught, or damp clothes, or it may be
one
of
a
thousand
other
little
mishaps,
We have on file many thousaand tes­
of
your
patients
by
being
away
for
Refused to Serve.
Castaigne’a pictures of the world's fair,
ment due to diseased or disordered Kid­ and the dramatic successes of the but no one is shrewd enough to always timonials like the ones given above.
A Frenchman went to a brother for which the studies were made on so long a time? Dr. Kent—Yes, con­
stage
that
our
emotional
life
is
called
neys has been the aim of many physi­
avoid the inevitable catching cold.
We can only give our readers a slight
member of his lodge and said to him: the grounds, are making and are prom­ found ltl Ten or a dozen of them got
into activities that are not always har-1
cians and chemists.
There is no fact of medical science glimpse of the vast array of unsolicited
i well.—Boston Transcript
ised for an eaily number.
“What does a polar bear do?”
monlous
with
the
rest
of
our
life.
—
Mr. C. E. Peterson, a farmer of this
better known than that Peruna cures endorsements we are receiving every
Small Consolation.—The Landlady—
The brother answered:
What Gorman Is Really Like.
place says he lias found such a remedy Rev. T. C. Hall, Congregationalism I catarrh wherever located. Thousands month. No other physician in the
I
’
m
afraid
Mr.
Slopay
has
forgotten
“What does a polar bear do? Why,
As statesmen go, Gorman is not an
and that he lias tried it with success in Brooklyn, N. Y.
of families in all parts of the United world has received such a volume of en­
he sits on the ice."
old man. Born in 1839, he has seen wbat a large bill he owes me. Tbs his own case. Mr. Peterson says the ; False Ideals.—A sermon molded and States are protected from colds and ca­ thusiastic and grateful letters of thanks
Star
Boarder
—
No,
be
hasn
’
t.
Hs
said
“Sits on gee Ice?”
sixty-tlve years, but they rest upon
remedy is Dodd’s Kidney Pills, a medi­ shaped to human fashion oftentimes tarrh by Peruna. Once in the family as Dr. Hartman for Peruna.
“Yes,” said the brothor, “there Is him lightly. Ills form Is still as erect only yesterday that ho wished be bad cine introduced here about seven looks well, but Christ is obscured and
nothing else to Bit on.”
money enough to move.—Judge.
as ever, and bls shoulders as broad.
months ago.
the conscience of the hearer is un­
Fate or a Jewel.
“Veil, vat he do, too?”
Mlsa Pepprey—I suppose that was
Personally Gorman Is a man of few
"I am glad to be allowed to testify to aroused. Sin's putrefaction must be
SEIN rr EB
Wife—I discharged the cook to-day.
“What does he also do? Why, he petty vices. He is a baseball crank—'your valet I saw with you yesterday. I ghat good things Dodd’s Kidney Pills cut out by the surgical knife of eternal
Apply to NATHAN BICKFORD, 914 F St.,
Husband
—
Why,
I
thought
you
said
eats fish."
Wui.ington, D. C. 5th N. H. Vols., 1S 1-65.
or was when the national game flour- Cholly—My dealt Miss Peppwey, don’t have done for me. I used this remedy truth.—Rev. R. S. Rowe, Methodism
not long ago that she was a perfect
“Eat fish—sits on zee Ice and eats ished—and wastes money raising say “valet.” That word, you know, for Kidney trouble and it cured me Kenneyvllle, Md.
jewel?
fish. Then I not accept."
Miss Pepprsy ( completely.
chickens and vegetables on his farm la not used now ai
Wife—Yes, but jewels, you know, are
The Man Outside.—There is only one
"You don't accept? What do you at Laurel, Md., a few miles from Wash­ —Well, then, your “keeper."—Ex.
‘
“1 can heartily recommend Dodd’s
man In the world who is outside the more ornajnental than useful.
mean?”
Mlsa Howjames (at the opera)—! K idney Pills to all who suffer with
ington. Unlike some statesmen he Is
pale of religion, and be is the conceit­
Piso a Cure fs a remedy for coughs, colds
“Oh, non, non. I does not accept. not given to the amusement known at Hasn’t she a marvelous technique? any kind of Kidney trouble.”
ed man, the self-centered and self-sat­
consumption. Try it. Price 25 cents,
I was appointed to act as polar bear the Capitol as “opening wine,” and Mr. Cahokia—Yes, but she doesn’t—er
Mr- Peterson s case is only one of isfied man. Between him and the and
st druggists.
to see funeral.”
neither does he smoke tobacco Inces- j —seem to know how to manage It many just as convincing that have been kingdom of God there is a great gulf
Nearing the Limit.
santly, like some of his distinguished gracefully. She gives It a sort of kick reported recently. This new remedy fixed.—Rev. J. H. Mellsb, Episcopa­
have conquered Rheumatism lian. Brooklyn, N. Y.
“Do you know, darling,” said the love­
colleagues, nor chew It, like certain when she turns around.—Chicago Trib- 8eems
I
completely,
not
a
single
case
having
sick young man who was busy planting
eminent juriats. His family life has I une.
Freedom.—What man wants Is less microlfes, “that I believe it makes me a
I been reported where Dodd's Kidney
TH« Short..* W m -
I "My gracious! What a <
boon Ideal.
of government; the relaxation of op­ better man every time I kiss you?”
|
Pill,
have
failed
to
cure
peifeetly
and
Gorman Is not approachable, in the gasped tbs shopper; “I’m nearly
out of an attack ot
“Well,” rejoined the taffy-haired girl
pressive laws; larger freedom for thé
ordinary sense. He does not wear an dead.” “Permit me, madam," aaid ths permanently.
Individual, stronger fraternity, more in the parlor scene, “at the pace you are
air of very marked geniality, and as a floorwalker, politely, “to call your at­
Love's Labor Lost.
perfect equality. Out of this larger going now there will soon be no more
rule, be keeps his own counsel and tention to our undertaking department
Anxious Mamma—Clara, dear, what freedom will come prosperity, peace room for improvement.”
makes confidants of few. But his man­ In the basement.”—Philadelphia Led­ did Mr. Coldeash say last night when he and happiness for all.—Rev. George E.
" city and town
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslows’a Soothing
ner, at all times, is suave and polite, ger.
was trying to button your glove in the Reed, Metuodlst, Carlisle, Pa.
town in Oree on
Byrup the best remedy to use tor their children
and be has a fashion of calming ene­
Washington and Idaho. Dignified, hon­
during the teething period..
Mr. B.—My dear Mrs. Croesus, mny hall?
Sorrow.
—
All
Christian
sorrow,
as
Clara—Oh, he merely said that any
orable, permant nt and imiuens* ly profit­
mies that has stood him In good stead.
I not put your name down for tickets man who made gloves that were as hard well as all Curlstlan experiences are
able employment at home or on the
A Selfish Youth.
—Leslie's Monthly.
to Professor Pundit's course ot lec­ to button as mine ought to quit the busi­ but different methods of God's own
He—Although you are engaged to me, road; something new; send stamp or
From Examination Papers.
tures on Buddhism? Mrs. C.—Oh, by ness.
through which He gives higher and you don’t treat me a bit better than you call at office for details.
Anxious Mamma—Well, dear, take my fuller revelations of Ills love and bless­ do Dick.
A friend handed me these excerpts all means! You know bow passion­
SQUARE DEAL BROKERAGE CO.
advice
and
don't
waste
eny
more
time
from examination papers which be bad ately fond I am of flowers.”—Pick-
ing, and develops Ills people to better
She—How selfish you art! I'm en 129 Seventh Street,
Podland, Oregon
in
that
direction.
collected during the past year. They Me-Up.
fitness for service.—nev. J. R. Mackay, eased to him. too.
are the result of asking the youngsters
Presbyterian, Glens Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. Jllson—Foreign
newspapers
’ft Permanently curua. Wo nts or nerronsnee«
>y LI0UOR-MORPHINE-TOBACCO
to write sentences showing the mean­ contain many advertisements of titles
TRtDf
U after first day’suseofDr.KlIne’sGreatNerve
Love for All.—God loves all His
e
HABITS
PERMANENTLY
CURED
torer. Send for Free S3 trial bottle and treatise«
MAUK.
ing of the words they had to spell: for sale by members of noble families.
children, and does not love one less be­
FOR FULL PARTICULARS —
Dr. K. H. Kline, Ltd-- 83? Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pfc
Mathematics are all the studies put Old Jllson—They should advertise for
cause He has another, or because ile
together.
sealed proposals from American heir­
has msny millions of children, He
Keeps on Talking.
Young
girls
in
Greece
«nd
Italy
wor
­
It would take quite long to travel esses; this Is leap year.—Detroit Free
Is to use
loves them all and has'love enough for
“Does that barber across the street
shiped
Diana
until
they
were
of
age,
the radius of the world.
Press.
when they dedicated their girdles to her them all, and He wants His children shut up on Sunday?" asked the stran-
Stenography means to be a type­
Laying Down the Lavr.—Lady (en­ h.v hanging them up in her temple or to love each other.—Rev. L. M. Zim­ ger within the gates.
writer.
"Oh. no,” repjlied the landlord of the
merman, Lutheran, Baltimore, Md.
tertaining friend’s little girl)—Do you grove, and turned to Aphrodite.
Equilateral means nearly half.
village inn, “he merely closes bis shop.’*
take
sugar,
darling?
The
Darling-
Affection.—No man has a moral
Which afford« not only sure relief,
The wild lyon was very radius.
but a prompt cure.
It soothe«,
Yes, please iAdy—How many lumps?
right to swear before the altar of God
He was very radius at me.
subdues, and ends tho suf ferine.
Oregon Blood Purifier is
The Darling—Oh. about seven, and
that he will be true to one woman, rightly named, because it purifies the
Radlous, a different kind of people.
Price» 25c. and 5Oc.
when I’m out to tea I start with cake.
unless he believes that he Is absolute blood and tones up the body.
The radius of the hoi« was 15 feet
—Punch.
master of his affection. If he disbe-
deep.—Boston Record.
Mr. Mllyuns—Now. Tommy,
Hevea, and takes one woman to wife,
To be honest as thia world goes, la te
must go to school and work bard.
he la a liar and a hypocrite.—Rev. be one mau picked out of ten thousand.
Why, look at me! I started without
Frank Crane, Congregatioualist, Wor- —SLakspeare.
a cent, and now I'm a millionaire.
cester. Mass.
Tommy—Yes, I know; but you can't
The Ruin of Nations.—Prosperity
do It any more. They all have cash
haa been the ruin of nations—Egypt,
registers now.—Ex.
Syria, Greece and Rome. There Is In
It a bacillus that tends to overstep
“Living at Swamphurst, eb? That's
prudenci a blunting of fine sensibili-
up the river. Isn't It?” “Yes. ,M 1 “Ar«
ties, a lessening of idenls, a treading
your grounds near the water?" “Well,
Remember this when you buy Wet
underfoot of eternal principles of right
sometimes they're as much as six
Weather Clothing and look for the
It increases the appetite, tones up the Inches from the surface, and on rare
and Justice.—Rev. G. B. Burns, Meth­
name TOWER on the buttons.
odist. Philadelphia, Ta.
stotnaeh, invigorates and strengthens the occasions there's no water on them at
This sign and this name have stood
Dangers.—There are two dangers
system, and furnishes purer and better blood for the up­ alL”—Philadelphia Ledger.
Miss napgood fells how she
for the BEST during sixty-seven
which threaten the churches In their
A Shrewd Wife.—Mra Greene—I
building of the run-down constitution. You will find no tonic
escaped an awful operation by relation with the pastors; the people's
years of increasing sales.
to act so promptly and beneficially where the health haa given hope you trust your husband Implicit­
If your dealer will not supply you write for
any. the strength over-taxed by hard work and close confinement. ly? Mrs. Brown—Oh, yes, Indeed; but using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege­ over estimation of the minister and
their underestimation of themselves. free catalogue of black or yellow water­
Those living in the low, marshy sections of the country, exposed to I wouldn't have him know It for the table Compound.
The church may have an able uilnis- proof oiled coats, «lickers, suits, hats and
world.
If
be
were
aware
ot
my
per
­
miasmatic poisons and breathing the impure air arising from stagnant
P iis M m . P inkham : — I suffered ter. brilliant and eloquent, but if be- lorse goods for all kinds of wet work.
FROM
DEALER
fect trust In him be might be tempted for “ four
pools and swamps, till their
year«
with
what
th«
doctor«
Canton, Ohio, Aug. fl, 1903.
No. 22—100«. "
!
cause
of
this
the
people
sit
down
In
P. N. U.
A.
J.
TOWER
CO.
THB
«OWE*-.
to
take
advantage
of
it.
you
know."
—
called Salpingitis (inflammation of th«
Gentleman: 8. 8. 8. ia a rood med io I ne. I keep
systems are filled with ma­
»OJTOM.
MAJK
0.
>*.
3
IGN
,
,
admiration and congratulation the cha­
it in the houae all the while. It ia an excellent Boston Transcript
fallopian
tubes
and
ovaritis),
which
is
TOWER
CANADIAN
CO,
1
TITHBN
writing
to
advertiser,
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laria and their health under­ tonlo to »ire strength to the system and tone to
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Exercise for Both.—Does your wife • most distressing and painful ailment, riot wheels of truth are choked rather TORONTO. CAN. UMiroo,
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mention thia paper.
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mined, will find S. S. S. a all the orpana. It give« appetite and energy and
affecting
all
the
surrounding
parts,
¡than helped along.—Rev. Richard,Tur-
makes one feel bettor in every way. I have found go in for athletics?” "L'm—yea. In a undermining the constitution, and sap­
most excellent tonic, and its it
i ner, Methodist Philadelphia, Ta.
alao an excellent blood purifier. For months I
way She went our yesterday to take
timely use has many times was troubled with an ltohtn* akin eruption on exercise; said she was going to walk ping the life forces. If you had seen
Nothing New.—The world has been
the face, and I tried opeoialista and many reme­
I me a year ago, before I began taking
prevented the serious com­ dies
to tret a ours, but S. 8. S. ia tho only medicine up a long hill.” "And she did?" “No; Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable j busy eighteen hundred years
plications that so often that teemed to relievo. I am now comparatively she got Into the dry goods district «nd Compound, and had noticed the ' John laid down his pen; very since
Perhaps It*® Plate Trouble.
busy,
free of thio eruption. I think a treat deal of your
result from malaria.
You can sunken eyes, sallow complexion, and | The thoughts of men hare gone every-
modioine, believing* it to be the boat blood purifier ran up a long bill Instead.
Plate trouble ts a common thinjr, and there
general
emaciated
condition,
and
com
­
Good blood, good appe­ and tonlo known to th* world to-dav.
are various kinds of It. Many plates never
easily see that I am the one who was
where searching for truth. I want
pared
that
person
with
me
as
I
am
to
­
were
right. Others are properly made, but
MBS.
FRANK
HORNER.
tite and good digestion are
exercised.”—Kansss City Journal.
the mouth is not put iu proper condition
day, robust, hearty and well, you some man to write one sentence of
1880 B. Seventh at.
for wearing the plate.
the foundation stones of
A Count of Boundless Nerve.— would not wonder that I feel thankful moral of religious truth that Is not in-
good health. S. S. S. sup­
Count Nottapennl—Lae* Yilght I glva to you and your wonderful medicine, germed at least tn what Jesus said
If your plates are tn anr way unsatisfactory
Altoona. Pa., Jaw 80,1903.
we will be glad to mace an examination
which restored me to new life and and In what, by Inspiration, the apostle
plies all these, containing
I have always bwn sverae to «lvlng * taatimo- so leetle beent to Miss Roxley zat I
and tell you the cause of trouble.
in five months, and saved me
as it does ingredients for nial, and only do so now b«c«ns« of a dasirs to vould like she should marry wls ma. health
We extract teeth wholly without pain and
from an awful operation.”—Miss I kkn . wrote. They canndl give you on those
bars others benefited by ths uss of your most
the purification of the blood sxc.il.nt msdlotns. Bsfors using B. B. s. this Aecum—And did she give you any eu- IlAroooD, 1023 Sandwich St Windsor, J lines the dot of an “1” or the cross ot
all work is at lower than reasonable rates.
and also well-known tonic spring I vsry mnoh felt ths nssd or a tonlo ; was conragenient? Count Nattapennl— Ont----<5000 frr'Wt tf art,/.«/ of »boot lot tor a 'X” And the world Is coming to rec­
Extracting free when plates or bridges are
DK
A. *Aae.
with Dyspepeia and Constipation, and do not know. She simply say to me. mol Of fonolMoooo ceewt *•
ordered.
ognise that unique and amazing fact
properties, making it the troubled
■ny blood was In bad condition. The uas of your “What kinds «• nerve food do
you
Ovariti« or Inflammation of the I —Rev. C. D. Foss, Methodist, New
ideal remedy in cases where apeclfio haa driven away ell indloatlons of Dya-
regulated my boerela, enriched my blood, use?"—Philadelphia Presa.
ovaries or fallopian tubea which adjoin York City.
the blood has deteriorated, pepala,
Open evening till 9
Bundays from 9 to 12
Oregon, Main Ar¿s
and oaused ms to gain SO pounda in weight, so
the ovaries may mult from sudden
Honndaboai Proposal.
the stomach disordered and that I feel In hotter phyaloal condition than I
stopping of tho monthly flow, from
Garlic In Salado.
have in yeara. In my judgment there la no better
Ils—Miss Wilmington, as ths only Inflammation of the womb, and many
appetite has failed.
tonlo and blood purifier on the market than your
A way to flavor a salad with garlic
S. S. S. being a purely preparation, ana I uuheaitatln«ly reoomm.nd it daughter of your mother. I suppos« other causes. The «lightest indication In tho moat delicate manner la to let
A. L. F1SHEK.
you take a keen interest In her happi­ of trouble with th« ovaries, indicated
Vegetable compound, leaves as snob.
by dull throbbing pain in the side, ac­ a clove of garlic remain for twenty-
no bad after-efrects,
like the strong potash and mineral remedies, which ness?
after-efie<
companied by heat and shooting pains, four hour« In a quart bott'e of salad
She—Most assuredly. Why?
should claim your instant attention.
are bad on the stomach and nerves. A course of S. S. S. now will
He—Oh, I only wanted to know If It will not cure itself, and a hospital oil before the latter Is used. Tbla gives
fortify the system, and the impurities that have accumulated through you would like ber to hare me for
Just the Indefinable tang that much
• operation, witn all its terrors, may
the long winter months are more readily and promptly thrown off,and eon In law.—New York Times.
lmprovee the ealad without overdoing
•aaily result from neglect.
’ the garlic flavor.
the warm weather finds you in good physical condition, instead of
Cologne's First Railway.
weak, run-down, tired ana debilitated, with no appetite or energy, as
In 1878 a Belglau company con-
Mrs. Misfit—Charles, do you think
ia apt to be the case where the system is neglected and nature left to
PISO s CURE FOR re
at rue ted th. first street railway In the
I am gowned well enough for the re
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take care of herself.
If you need a tonic and appetiser, you will
city of Cologne. Germany, and tlie
ceptlou? Mr. Misfit—Yea; bow am I
O
find S. S. S. the best. Medical advice without charge to all who write us road became the property of the city
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