The Santiam news., December 23, 1904, Image 4

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No Appetite
Means loss of vitality, vigor
or tone, and is often a pre­
cursor of prostrating sick­
ness.
This is why it is
serious.
The best thing
you can do is to take the
great alterative and tonic
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Which has cured thousands.
t'oewmeal la Hearing.
Corn meal pr.-f.errd in any ow of a
half doaen palatable and dlgr«U >
«raya ha» lieen demonetratrd to be
rn her In beat unti» than an
• »
other food tbat cornee Ur the ordinary
tat. e
In a loilietln ¡«. nd by
t!.e
M
gaa Ag
value of corn meal xarrwly can fimi
», 4 • on a p . »'» "f ' e
f
»ip-.-«« .11 In •
h!«. k
« '■ '.t I. .
to
» |. k j;
It» f t» e .,
ord«» to »bow it*» lit««» ca .r.r, tbat
are In Ove |. .tirade of tbe •
.e
Keg« »Irlolri ateak. t.eef rii », tank
rfteree. ami even the v«nnte<| I r.n take
piar» far bark from the «.de of < ->i
n.'el In nutritive value when the • ..»t
la conaidrre.1 A table from thia <1.-m
onetration la particular y Intern.: ng.
ba«e.l upon the »tin ixlliiire of lo .-enta
m mudi
at the market prt • a
th r<>rn
tlea
Thi» 10 rent*
mral at tb» t<<>. la a*
llrat
««*(<•
f'nra steal
Putire abili
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4
a
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Doing Great Work.
Fl. r-.»a itM
D m
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That l**.l'» Ki.lnoy 1' i II b ar»
• grrat » rk In ruring ll.e i .r> Um
bl» form» of K>.ln»y 1> imbb », aueb ••
bright', IH imn , l*r. jot and I'lal.-tr«,
•krryUaly know«
Hut it n>u»t a •
I* Noted that Ibry are doing a »Illi
greater work >n
"<>t th«» r,i..l»
of ■»•«» ol tl>» railier «t»,.» of Kidt>»y
Di—»». Take tor inetaru» Mr« 1 .
I'.» '. »'i, ...’ tin« | •>.-
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"I bar» l*en »ubjrrt Io |>«ir>» In n y
*»< k and knrr» for aUwit three rear»,
bat »Inc» I have Iwen taking IKeld'a
Kidney I'lil» l have hewn entirely
etrrwd.”
Other» her* tall »itnllar etoriea
In
fart, in thia jart of ,Mir»..uri tlirr» are
e< oree of |*<iple who hare cared the
early »ymptoma of Kidney I>!•«•*»• w >th
Dodd'» Kid»« » 1 ill».
I he Me of tbe
■ ■real American Kidney Kemedy thu»
MTe.1 not only the hvee of Kidney 1'1«
reae victim», but tbooeend* of other
Amer><ana Irotu ycara of eofirring».
B|>ll*tlnc Hair».
A w>m.what rhirrly g.i.lien.-n. with
a Uirrry twlukl» Io bi. »/». went Into
a balr<lrr..rr'a th» other <1»/ to ha«»
bls hair rut.
“Ktcua. n>», »tr." ulil th» batntrrss
•r. a. hr Iwgao opOTaUooa. but your
Uslr 1» rrry roar»» "
•of eourar,’- »Jsculstrd th» gautl»
man
Th» halnlrraarr lookrd rathrr pus
alnl. and said. -I mean It wool 11»
•
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"No. y«u ar» It ran'! 11» straight, or
»tm trll th» truth, bt-rauao it ran t
talk." .mllod thr (cntlriuan.
Th<* halndr<-.a<T, who began to sns
[wx-t that hr na. |.. mg played with
frit mad. and said, abruplo
ll«ar «
gt en .. •
"<>h. yrs"' rirlalnied tha gentleman.
It twara greaae. ur oil, or fat of any
d.». rift n in fart. I elmod say It
would I war anything, or It wouhta t
ba«» born» your remarks at»out It"
Naw I'aea for Kollar Mtea.va.
l.lltla Johnu,
Say. pa. will you buy
in» a pair of rollar akatral
I'a What lu th» tiara» of .- .ttitnou
arnaa <!o you want with a pair of rvllrr
akataaT
Miti» Johnny Why pa, I want to
u*a them f<>r mowing the lawn lit »urn
ntrr and »howling anow In winter
What al«» eould I uaa them for. pa -
Cl utili nail Enquirer
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Columboa, Ohio, May 1%,
Form- four year» ago I we* «unerinj
f
'
,
,1 r.. .
down condition uf tbe evalem
I had no
appetii ,«aal »lag flaah, aad ha I aa all
tone tired feeling that uu le rue tuurra-
le
1 liegan tbe UM of S . 8. &, and
after taking eewnor eight b>><tleamv abm
waa cleared of all erujH
•mptumaand
■>• and took.
t - '« . n
na
a
ruddy, healthy » jlow that aaaurad me that
BIT blood had I liera
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restored
to ___
ita ____
n..r-
Bial. healthy condition. M v ap;<rttte wa*
..
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.t
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rr»t»tvd, u I coul.l v.t envthu.< pul . be.
lore n>c, an,I .. I regain««! mv e; *t >
I lnmaar.1 In wvlgbt. and that "tirv 1 frvl-
Ing" which wmed me »> much
prated, end I waa once again my oldtrlf.
1 heartily r»c..niuivn.l 8. S S. aa the
be«t blood pur.firr and tonic —de, and
atroagly advtw it» iue to all th. .«• |n ned
«d .u< h mv lu in».
Virrua STvaai ns .
Cor. Barthman and Waahiugtvu Avva
Wheeling, W. V •• , Mar >8. loot.
Mv «v»t»m «UI rundown and my ; in'»
acheil and pained niecvn.idrr.bly, I ha I
Uwd S 8. 8 befor» and knew what It
wa», »o I purchaard aU.ttlrof itandbav»
takvnarwral botllr» and the nebea ar-.d
pain» are gone, mv blond bu b»»n cl»»,-
r •
r gcnmi health built up lean
teat fy to It a» a 1 l.x»d j n6»r an I t me.
•SM Mark»! St.
J ohn C Sr«tn
1
M you have anv
•ymptotna of die-
erd»r»d blood
writ» u a »nd our
pbvalcdana will
ad vim you ft»«.
Our book on
blood and »kin
diaraee» »ent free.
Tb» Swin Spedfio Coapaay. Atlaata, tx
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PISO S CURE FOR
ONSUMPTK
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the star in ths cast .
Atri
Tl
A b 4
They
M<An«mae greeting, frieod. be aaiJ.
osi wily
"What >• the matte« with y**</
headr
I aaie*i my baud te my f »rebMd. and
ft/Uttd H bleed, g
MeeuwhUe the iMttrge«»! aeatwd boa
•elf again I <1.1 likewise
He reached late Ui» |*orhe< and palled
* a H a ba.wlker* h ef
1« • he gave to me
aod even tootled »< after I ha»! pasee-!
M a nmol my head
I aew felt tnaly
CMWriared that I waa a pH»»wer
The «fRrwr and I fell Into wi»«r
U m appereally by mtMaal rowaeat
»M meatuMi of the war. Bar my pr
aituatiuu
T • n . « . r.w h* h I red a»h me f »r
my rwr'slvee. but I th»»*i<M H predewt te |
lay It down <m the laida».
”l»e< aa retire.” be prt»p.awd at la et
HOPE
THE
SICK
a««» f ■ ¡- «»g is« »tar a whole ì <» m
year.
A »4 »•I ;.e»j it* bee<-r»K •• • falftt» *»®w
CWgfa
a
■ . a' .»•«»!'»• a»»f
the old year ano the new
• be b- i-ra er fesra ae
a*> with tata nHMrtal Ufa; naw yeang. new
«M
A »prtag wbirg »ever 4 rea ma <4 fnoat aed
a ad aatwaae the» the tale ie laid;
With tired »tep la etr.try lay» •• s
God grant a wakening •» a*u»e happe*
ah«» re.
Where the .«at yww«h and Jay «■*•» ba k
W av V***
WrutW
£ smuiiimi
l was very •
•»• (»• the ec»d of th* ,*wr
the |a«t ■•€ the Filipino lueur
I I IMI that
arm •» Wa» rfftrctBally defeated,
gesti
baltah us that termed it*
sud il»
•t rrugt h were •. altered among tbe mown
N-rtheru
Lua«*u • • g «erri lia
laiit* of
lx lid a
A sacri*- ah »-»¡'llera garriaoued tlx prin
■
’ !*<
•«■!.
tb< di«
tau r »*»( •« <*’ i thru* waa •vOiiUtuW more
that* • day’» travel.
Thi« lhe traveler who rare*! to ri»k
the D ¿«r» *f the r*w!. bal s.»metítu«»
tu pa«« the night in saw»« tin g.arr**> «ne-1
the uearsat
t'-wn, mile» «way
fr*»m
American post.
I was at Tigan at that
Waste*! badly ! » get to Manila betere
New Year'» Day
No »learners ware
arhsdufod te sail in the Interval,
I
wa« ten's*! to g>» <L>v«n to Dagupan, th«
m«.T ud tertMj.u« bj h-»r«ebark. a dia
lattee
m .r»» iban a hurl red mile».
Nati*«-« an*! Americana alike warned
me *»f (hr dangers of captur« from in
* irgmt ban*!», but
ne* e«»ary waa i<
ter me to rra h Manila *»n time that I
wa»
■.’upriir«| to Ign .re their warning»
Lewting Vtgan early <m the morning
<kf De»r:jd«rr
I resvh*«! S Vl ¡Uge call
ed S t i Katehau that night, ungarrisousd,
I it. in a pea rful <! «tn< i
When tpor.i
ing ram* and notte tg bad ocrurrsd to
d»aturb my sleep, danger fr»m
Inerir
grata «evm«*! very lague. an.I I »H out
(Mt Ml) srxirl day‘a travel with an easy
mind.
At noos I •Gurk tha fimi American
jp-wt. (kiudon. and th« iMMit cutuauuider
' tried !.. ¡.crwimtr me from contfftttlng. a»
the uri! p •*? could Lx rwadhed lu oue
day I’j starting early in tbe tn >rtung
But, aa I have said, my hurry wa»
<:•-*(. an-l •>» al 2 o'clock 1 was ooca
: Di< »re on the r*uid.
A • I bad a fair kn -wledge of the conn
try 1 * .rw »hat ev<- h»g must bring me
: near a small village called K yvi IU, and
! u rr. j tv! >»e nf the municipal pree
I Ir i?, I rip* ie«| to pa»a
th«
uigbt,
i Christa»« Kv«.
I hrpt -
g f.»r th« Iowa, but It wa«
and
a
;
Finally I Ulri
í Baked turn.
“Where ia Re villa T*
“There,” he anaw rred, p*dnt!ng
! saw !> -thing but a big mango tree
“Wber«Y* I sake! again
“Therr. brhirwl that tree ”
Ini vwdgutPio !.*- '• ••*•! tha town on th«
4h»*r ». Ir
f thr tree «il amali hate
ami a churh m the dlatanca beyond
Th • wa« unp - a«an<. ter t<»wua
that
alte were rea j daugerou» hi th« larger
omini unit I«*« a traveler would hav« l»eeu
•afer a« *’ti .«hspa” usually
brought
A : rr. an puula »m«nt <»t* the place
Her« th« »haliitante had little to lose
H we* er, the temi preaid mil rerwivod
me wrl r-.: igh an l after »upj«er I turn
• ‘ in an! »•■«<» fell a» eep
I wa« awakened by the clanging of the
church b«U. fn th» I’hlUpf.luaai h I» th»
I CUSU>«B to b’dd huh al midnight on
('Uriels**« Er«
I lue» awak», I datar
minasi to liletxl !n«M
Not haviBg aadreaae»!. I
waa su«w>
rsady.
Out« 1« ! me? aerarti natives, an! to
gwtbwC w« went serosa tk« kills plats
te th« rhufv-h.
Tb* inside *rw a UgUfwl t»p by rami Im.
an i ah-»it I«»» nativo» w er«
kneeling
there, «errirea having alrsady begun
Thr little »alive prisa* waa no Imtin
srb tr. « hr »p he In Rpantek Tbua I
tnnlcrM •«! Mm B»d l*s*wm« Interrate*! in
hla simple won!«
A rlvdr r»f tanti va girl» »ang. an<! th«
•ervtce «If «gether was rather impressive
for Us simplicity
Fra thm rea»»« 1 had Dot turns*! my
hrad whan I beard th« n> ;fl!«<1 «tepe of
tn«ny fcri behind me. and th« thud of
ftun>er*Hta metallic Unliea
against
th«
•huie fi<**»r. It waa long afterward wbeu
I turned, an! started nervously as what
I saw
Behind ma, atratcheJ front w-all
to
wall, ktieh a <w*mpany .»f UxnrgetK a.*|
diera, their hra*te uncovers«! am! bowed,
tkrir g ina Wf «re them *>n th« ff»»r.
A
rv «1 • mint -ti» left m« at '«we.
•nd I thought only nt getting out of th«
si.le 4-r ami rsaeMag my hras«.
Quietly, atewly I nlged my way ov«r
t » that small d«»»r.
No one hewded ma.
although ail must have known by niy
bbskl m > form that I waa on« of th«
bate*! Yankees.
Finally. Jost «• the servir«« ernie*). I
rea« !*«*! th« J*«**r • ml - - bolted
- - out lt»t*> th«
darkneaa
I ran t
but my bast« tu
me Incautious, and at ev«ry tew «te^w I
stumbled.
Ru>Mwnly I fell over a «tons wall. Fra
a spwee I lay on the ground, stunned by
mj fall.
I arnse at la«t Miflly and mmJi dated
I must hav« rra-’hed
th«
prssileut'a
b • i«e by a r*»un Istevut way. fra I was
only co **.-! • »« of seeing It Ixfrae um as
If M had crane to ms.
The room I ha ! slefR In was lighted as
1 had left it. by a «inali lamp
I bad left my aa<l*!le l*ags there, so ran
up the «fairs to get them.
At the table sat a y<wing native In an
Insurgeut llentetMUii*« uniform
I turned
qui«'hly. and at the foR of the «taira
•l ax! an armed snlffiar.
Realiring my helplessness I walks! la
The Insurgent officer «rosa, hot appears-!
to feel do eurpris« at seeing me.
P!»< • < ure ft > reined V ter rough», r»»ld»
an ! . u»un pi» a. Try iL FricoMcssita.
SA drug g I • t •
«
Mary «» rS»s
A • rj • thr <!*••
we Sar« (« hrtng
Y
«»»’»ia»4 |.»r I*» .».ria,.
A< > r.ip • - « 1. (■ r<w *<*4 tl>^.
tb tbr
of 1 1, -
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»5».l> < — Ot,.-
Fagl* ('«wght by a D««.
A rr irkible capture of an eagle
by a dug near Humane is reported
bvre
The dug brlonged to a farmer named
Angciiu I*rvKvtnl>ea. at th« village of
( batUBAivde« Th« esg!« swooped down
on th« dog to carry It uflf, but tte anl
tuai *>n f *
« the btrd a daws In bl»
bach turned siiarply and bit tbeesgle a
claws. Tbe bird rolled over **a thc
da»g
Immediate!}
ground, a nJ tbe
poun* *M on It. and held It down anti
tbe arrival of hla master. who gap
lured the blnl aiivo.
I -
»1 to wtflR P°l°t
eagle measured fvur fe«*t oiuo Hxbe»
— tendon Kipreoa
“I sm afraid I it* »•< a«*k you to l«< m»
•harw yoar cH wi?h /<•« wum« of
•n¡«liars*Vnu«t »lerp *m th« t<»nr ”
|L«<b ■( ua •!?•»<« bed
ul <*n th«
and later a d uwu soldiers cam« in
orrupMRl th« fl »*r
Th« !»>y ofltcwr w»»
• > inn-»crtjt waa In» Ju»**.ul* fa«-* tbat I
n«> w«»rrj
vrr my^ p«*r*- a! »«f«<j
«1 least
Of rwHirw I I ! n-'t • e*p
Th« dawn
waa j ijit tusking thr tr**-» <»<:♦». 1« vialhi«
»ban I srv*«« sad car«fu*!y steppvd my
way arrow th« r»«»m over th« •Iseplitg
• 'idlers
A thrill ef hope p**«**l through m« aa
I rd downs th« Mair» sod found my
b<>r»« tethered I< me k the burttse
I wa« ’ > -
■' ' < 'i s V'.Mce from
a window s ! m ) v « arrest»! me.
*‘(h*>J morning
Ar« you leaving a«
It was the in»>irg«i)t >fAc«r.
“Yew.** I replied, boldly.
“Well, r»»d bye. then.* sod h!« far»
dIaeppf'Ared
A eeuao ««f sham« “Vercam« me Then,
to». I diabked leaving my aaddl« Lag»
behind.
| tied my h >rse to a p*wt again an«!
rew «rerelcN! the at a Ira
The t*»y uftl* «-r •eetne-l anrprised to sec
me. !>» lilt qurstfociing l*»”k I replied
‘I think I dull wsit till break fast.”
Then ! lay down <«» th« r<>< again,
«nd. sfrsug» to »ay. fell asleep.
'Hie » uh waa high up when again 1
awoke. The lavurgruls were up. and a
u«th« waa actUng the table with rooked
rice. egg«, an«! coffee.
The pre«, leu?, thc y»unge«t lieutenant,
and ! breskfa*iwd together. Afterward,
hanking nut of the window, 1 mw they
had M<!dh-! my b«vr«e.
1 determine«! to see If I wa» rea l!y ■
prisoner or not. iUsing. I bid tbe U»u
t kia nt good bye.
“Adhw.” he said, reaching <
hi«
hand.
1 turned tn go.
“On« thing.” I sail
Ttl! I ma. why
don’t you make me a prisonerT*
Tie* ofllcer b- k**d at m«; his eyebrow»
r<»«* In «•tenlshmetit.
“What, on Chriatmas F>«T*
That evening 1 was «wifely house«! In
a garrisoned t*»wn.— WashJngt«»u root.
MYTH QF THE MISTLETOE.
VICTIM OF LA GRIPPE
llrtiii«ttA A. H Msr»h, 7aw W.
I*1 III Kt , I • Aug«lew, ('al,. I‘rv»«i<!*tji
Woman » !Wns»v>l«*nt Ass n, writ*«
j
••I »uffere*! with la grippe f r •even
weeks, and nothing I *«»uld do or take
helped me until I tried I*, runs
**l f«lt at once ths! I bad st Inst ae-
< urw! tbs right medicine sn«| 1 kept
<!« b <I i y improving
Within thr««
seeks I wa» fully rrstorid, and I «rn
I <la«l that I gave that truly great rmi«
' • <ly « trial.
I will never l»e without
I it again."
In a letter «Ute«! August 31, I!**>!. Mr«.
Marsh say» "I have never y< t heard
We
the efficacy of Veruna qur«u<*n«d.
•»till uso it.
I traveled through Kct*»
lucky and Trnnwwe« thro* years ago,
where I foun<! Peruna doing its g »0*1
work.
Much of it is tiring u»ed here
«!«<> '*•—Henrietta A. H. Maral».
Address Dr. Hartman, Prr»i lent of
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Hartman Kamtsrium, Culumiuia,
i
Riudrnt« Broke Them fp.
There are very few things that cs-
cap* the noth-v of college atudents
when they appear rn iu .!-*»»* This was
demonstrated at an uptown theater the
other evening when a stirring m«*lo
drati:« naw b< j.g ei.a «-d, say» the
I’hiiatleipii!« Record
a grovp ”f
students occupied the front row of tbs
balcony. Juat below them Mit a party
of young women.
It was when the
(»rautifu! heroine waa al»out to
I m »
tbruat out on the mercy of a pltlleM
world tbat tragedy was tururd Into
comedy. True to feminine emotional
nature, the feeling» of the group of
women aforesaid were so wrought up
that triirs began to flow-. There was a
hasty struggle for
han li.rr-•lilefs, s
deep dive Into po«k» ts and bags and
then a pause
Only one of the ala
girls had had the foresight to pruv Ide
herself with a haiidkrrvhirf.
Witb a sympathetic glance of com-
prehension she wipeil the tears from
her own eye» and then pasaet! the bit
of linen along
One by one the weep
Ing maidens dabbed their eyes with tha
handkerchief and then It was stung
gled back to the owner am! the game
of progrrsatve handkerchief was U-gun
again. The studenta »aw all this, and
one of them t <f>k a handkerchief froiu
Ills y<H ket to w I| m . away Imaginary
tears and pasaed It along the Hur Ix>ud
"soba" dr»w attention to them
In a
moment the house wua Cbuvulaed «vlth
laughter, and It «»aa only after mana­
gerial Interfereix'e that the
by play
was stoppsM and the all maiden« with
the one handkerchief were .(>arrd fur­
ther mortification
l u-«|oitta KurrntintliriM the Plant Ar«
keliia from th« Uruida.
The Ciiaj.BHi ■•*«.,>«* t* I with th« misti«
toe st the Chriatmaa holidays is a r»Mc
of the days of 1 >rul<Usm. banded duwu
thrvvugh a long ootir»« of centuries.
in
the religion of the Druids the tnlatlrtoe
was regarded with the utmost v«o«rs*
Hon, though the reverence which they
paid to it scema t*> have been restricted
to lh« plant whan f »und growing on the
<*ak tree
Oska were th« Sacred tree»
of th« Drab!»
Whatever ws< found to
gn>w «¡»on them w»a regarded aa sent
from heaven am! therefore »M apart for
devotions! observance. At the period of
the winter «oistir*« th« ancient Draid»,
with men. women and ehiMren. a* 1Urd
forth with greet pomp and re >4 ri ng» to
gather th« mystic pn malt«, which, in
Sddltion to religious rsvcrsucw, waa le
Hate«! to p■»••*'*•
marvelous
curative
¡a war».
When th« oak was rea -he«! oo which
(he mletlet««* grew two wtj.te bulls were
bound to the tre* and th« high priest
Rimllur but Different.
of tha Druid«. rb»the*l in pur« white, a»
•T>!d you ev.-r attend a rooking
cended. and. with a g-»idrn kuife. cut the
•a r«*! plant, which. *• it fed. was caught school F* atkrd lb«* Ch « ‘ago girl
by aiuKher pnest in th« folia of his
“No.” replied her Boato u euuain, ’’but
•pollewa white tuatuie
The bull*, am! I graduated from a gpllrgv uf gastron­
•«»nMKimea human beings, wer« «acri
omy.”
Act'd. Varmus featlvitie» then follow«•!.
In which the mistletoe thus gathered was
divided into ptoluma
sud
dietribuie«!
among t!*e people, who hung
up
the
•prays over thr ciktratHw» to thair dwell
lug» a» a prv»p.tia!;-*n and charm to the
ay Ivan detti«« ter the seae»Mi of fr»«rt and
c<*M.
The mistletoe with It» curi ms white
berry, so k»ug a putale to botanists and
naturalists of all age» rriimin« »• of n!«|
•erred to h»ve as when the K<wndlua
viari» dedicatsd it to Frega, their g -!
de»s of K»’« and
The ctMCucn
of biasing under the m atlct- • is an In
no*en< survival fr*m th« Mturaalia of
the atwlenta. lu Roglaod all clawaea and
ages deliver theuier!vup willing vk*-
I ni» of th« l’«ng r'tnbHehed
«Mom
There ar« the )«»!ly bachel ra. who kiea
•very girl that corn«» their way.
At a later peri«»d rnl«tlM »e had been
for a time ahaixlotted In th« Chrisrmas
docuroCkmS of the place« of worship, aa
also th« po»ml«c!» . I» biasing at the ck>«e
of th« service, wh. i usage wa» tran»
ferro*!, however, atxl flourished In lite
Many women arc denied thc
h**m« at the (*hristma« and New Tear*«
celebration«, wliwv it became a klaalng happiness of children through
gan>«. the mt«flri>*« being tied with <»th«w
grt-ena high up against the ceiling In the derangement of the generative
renter of th« po»»m.
organs.
Mrs. Beyer advises
Rather Muaplnloua
Tons—-Misa Willing m M «he’d glv« ma
wbat wag In ber
•t’H-klnr Ch natura a
nu» m tn g fra what was In mina
Jack Ray, that •trikes ms as hvtng
in the natnr» af a !•»)►, ear pnqi-wal
There Are Other«
women to use l.ydia I:. Pink»
ham's Vegetable Compound.
"btlk M hb PlWKttAM: — 1 auffered
with at ¡DA. He
; a nt f <r years
I
got so bad that I <-> u*. I n >t carry mv
rUHdrra but five tn •nt'»», then w ul !
have a miscarriAge. The I ,*t t me I
became nre.-nant mv husband p t me
to take l.ydia I’. I’iukbarn’s
t . 1 < '
m!
first bottle I w ks relieve*! of the »:« k-
nesa of stomach, And l>r *vn to fed bet­
ter in every wav. I «s>ntinued it« use
au>! was enabkd to carry ruy baby to
maturitv.
I n w have a nice baby
girl, and ran work tetter than I ever
eould before. 1 am like • new woman.*
— Maa F bavs Ila ysb , 33 S. Second Kt.,
Mrritlrn, (. • nn.
f
n
» r •»'•'»«'»f
•Ka
P*-
•-»*■-» Ma/cwweA
FKEE MEDIC %L ADVICE TO
WOMAN.
C Mtoauer I a ! tua
ara/1
Truthful Clark —
tkirletir.aa preaenL
Don’t hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinkham. Itb< Will limb nl.iinl
ytfifcBM nerfertly,arid will treat
you with kindness, Iler advice
is free, and the aildrras 1« Lvnn.
Mass. No woman ever recrvttr»!
havlnr written l>« r9aud she Uafi
helped th o us a u da.
HF’HE. tv>w, w« are all roady lu»
Chrtstmaa.” said Mrs HhckcrLy aa
•h« cliutbwd stiffly down frusn «t»
chair on whk-h she h««l b*-wo «tsuding t«>
•l«sk th« chsnd«h*r with bwliy.
"11«»
• v»rprt««*d Josish will I* when ha eiMnrs
ixt «■
-!?■« Bud th« pise« )«M*k*
log •*> l;ka> hohdsy lltnrs
I dwlars. I
hsv« « gv«>d mim! tu tnak« a firs lu th«
•turn just tu pl«««* him. b« kvpt a»kiHg
fur it a** long though, owns tu LhitUk • t
it. he hasn’t msntioue*! it lately, th - gh
I slwaye Uild him it -»niy »»is«!* a 4.rt
ter me to clean up and th« turns«*« hmt
• d th« wh'd« place aujh«*w. He «aid his
n *4her umn .1 tu hav« a nice fir« in th«
tfuv« when they cam* lu evenings
<>f
| course, «1** di*|. hi« cauthee never »«w a
i furnace iu her life, anj wouldn't Ks»«
kuowia it hum a telephone If sb« had.”
Khr pause«!, with her hand» on her nips,
to admlr* the result of her labors. “Ywa,
1 f’i«-»< I will light a fir« In that at»«vr,
anyhow, It will serve •• a teit f- r more
remarks about the cold and a few nv*rs
hint» as t<* how I dn need a new wt of
fur» this (’hrtstmaa
Josiah is a <
I
man, but he 1« s» cl«»se when It come« lu
a qtMMKIon of tn< uejr as a potato ia t - it»
•klo.”
Rhe wa» bustling shout a« »he talked,
makhig her pref ire
-
• fire
in th* brilliantly poUsh«^! atovs. “There.
, I dechu>- ’
cried. •• »he opened th«
door. “If Josiah hasn't got this «tuv«
all filled up with paper» a»«! tra»h. after
all my talking, it <l«»e« aeetn a» If /'»u
can’t teach a man tu lx careful about a
h< u»e anjr m«»re than y*-u ran teach a he »
t" play checkers! Never mind. I ll Ju*t
laj my kindling» on tup of th« trash and
n«>t ar-dd Christmas 1» n- t the time f r
•c.'l.litig anyhow though when you va
gut tc live with a man It s beat to tats
every opportunity to teach him what»
right.”
Aa th« fir« bogan tn crackle cheerfully,
•he left it and went over to th« old-
fashioned cupboard in the corner, reached
carefully to th« top »hvlf and took d**wn
a bund!«.
••I’ll Juat take a Isst peep at Joaiab'a
prreent." aha «aid.
“I trll you, there
wa« a lot <>f work In the knitting <*f that
«fghan, and If he d<»«wnft give ma th«-»«
f«-r« he'll frel a good deal ashamed every
tint« he puts it over hia kn*o*a in th«
boggy this winter—«nd the furs are not
In th« hoti»«. I know that, for I've been
over every wjuftre Inch of it In hope«
Td find he'd hidden 'em •«-mew here ”
Bhe had uufulded a wonderful c tsiblna-
tiun of color» In w « m .| whl*-h would » »ve
tuad« Joseph's coat a s«>nd»er garment by
comparison» and looked at It with grrst
admiration. Then ah« carefully replace!
It. “I don’t kn<»w a» It*» Juat ne*'e«s«*ry
to keep It away up there he w*»ul<in'<
•re it if it wa» right under hi« !..-•*•
Dear me, I certainly •mail aomething
burning
I wonder If It can be my cake
In th« oven, I had ahioxt f*»rg*>tt«u it.
with all the«» other thing« on my mmd ”
There CUOMM Josiah now f’ »he cried
t«» mint»!«-« later, aa »he heard the d '--r
of th« Bttting room "pen
“i'll «(ay "Ut
hrr« ami •«*« what he d r»
W-*d, »urrly
he must ba pl«*a»ed with the deeoratteu»
and th« fire in the at«»ve.
It »«»utids «»
If h* wa» doing a Jtg nil «»ver the room • i
and him a professing Christlsu. to*»!“
F ive minute« later »he opened th« «it-
ting r»»*»in door and »(■«»■I transfixed -•«
th* tkr«sh<*14
"Why, J.wish Rli« herby, |
what on earth ia the matter?“ she «hri«. :
•d
“You are a» black •• a awwwp an*!
jrtur beard 1» all singe«!, and what i» that i
awful amell In here, and w what la that
you hav« In your band?“
*Tt‘s your u«w »et of furs, that's what
It is.” ret*»rt«d Josiah, grimly, “a g - 1
set of furs that rust a lot -f m- ney (•.
and looking ilk« a rat that ha«l be««
silting on a can of firecrackars when
they want off!”
“But h*»w on «arth rutib!
•
“I had hid ’em in the atove, that's
how! you aaU you’d never nuiM«* another
firs In II now w«*v« got a furnace, am! I .
hid ’em In It, au’a I c*>uld »urprUe you
for (’hristmaef*
“Well, g*«*«dne*a knows you have aur*
prlaed tn*’”
“Ye«, and when I earn* in» » th*« r- -m ;
It wa« all full of ainoke. and fiamrs were !
bursting out **f the atove d«M*r. it wa» ao !
full. au*l If I b» lu't kept my preset re
of mind and hunted out that ; 1 tl
g
to smother the flames with, the whois’
place might hav« tMpen burned!**
And
ha hr 1*1 up th« afghan. whkk waa «carre­
ly In better e>»ndith>a than th« furs!
Wbal M Hile W ant*.
Pesr Iwviy Mister Santa (Tews,
rira»« Woo l J u bflttg Ct t* a
A aavin Imhk wllb Biotiry In
Hia kind wot haa a kay
An nati I waul • UMnprt, (•■»<>—
Tk kind wot y*K> kin blew;
le», su • pair a» ruiner
a
To wade out Is th »sow .
As' nan t want a train »» a»rs;
A kit« »'•< Bla» *i<k »I <».
I «aut a ark with N«wy in.
An absytbllas »o' tkinf»
A junjpli Ja k li • 4» a
t.
An • uh« rub tor »nah»
Í W Aflt !i. r ‘ ' er » ilf ■
g.-r J
ih»r b!r»«1 gurt a«ik«
I want a airgun •• t wl. ab ot
A pair a» «katr« an a'ed.
Oh, j««. an a blu« soifvr <*ap
To w«sr Up- n b ; bead
I want 1st lets uv or an a >«,
An ««u Mg pup-*»«« txTi.
I «ant a Hl vv raudj. ( m ,
As I g »aa tbat la ail*
Tours truly,
W 11.1 JR.
-Obln «tat« JeurnsL
A ( hrls(tna< h>»r Atory.
Tbe prattlaet Cli.->gni»i «ah of all ia
i! Hermann Joaeph. the
tbat <»f tha bl»
Uttla rh*htuahar uf Gormany.
Ila wa*
kid.
who k»ved to gt* to 1
• »ery p»«or
than
anythi.'m
el»e
In the 1
c-hnrrb batter
World.
One (Ti rietina a eve be eut<*rvw|
thè cathedra! wHb a Utile rift for the
(Tiriti Chifel. It waa all be had -e roey ■
appi« w •».«•!» ♦ mi«» hi e ha.! gtvei» b.m Ila
op |<> thè lm*gv uf Mary and lisa
Child, and held out tha appi* te tha Ut*
tle <«oe. plochig It at laat In thè rhub'y
ha rei
Inatantly thè Hit la marbie Unger»
clnaed upm tha appiè and tha chili
•mite*! witb pleaaure Oprai thè jrwsr bny’a
g ft
Which g -*• te ah»»** that thè tnb-
trte of thè w*ae rweii 1» i»-H tb* rwity ac­
re pta bla offerlng t<» Cbriatmaa tare
sia Farwall Brvwa la lupai.**- «<i'a
Nothin« Hut the Truth.
saM Mr Kformlngton liaran.
* Y
“we did well In Hw West
At a ouc
night •?au*l In A rilutta we played tu a
Iptiaai hull»«- ”
“Kay. what are yon giving me
qnrrird Mr. Walker !»••«.
>'« »«. ’ snawrred tb* great f***»t*«»i
tragedian.
“The one man who rum
prise*! the aud «’ r was said tu L«
wurtl* ftii.v II it 'HtH-nnU'*
■ *Y n-i-a
Ayers
You can htrdly find ■ home
uithout It» Ayer'» Cherry
Pectoral. Parent» know whit
it docs for children: breaks
Cherry
Pectoral
up a cold in a single night,
ward»off bronchitis, prevents
pneumonis. Physicians td-
visc parents to keep it on hand.
• Tfte »*•« •*•«* W^*l»eU»« wv*ev
tef
la Av»« • « »»«tv r»*«"ra! *■ *♦ ’**•
w».««»»tv ae SMiet
Ja**>S »«I LL. Saiai-^i«. l«4
.V a. r*
7
*11«
r.-<
for----------------
;-
Throat, Lungs
. Pill» greatly aid the Chorr)
Po. torn! in breaking up a cold.
FIRE
PROTECTION!
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I».. . .4 •
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1
»»,,« —- l’u< ,'»!• **• le ««■ •
MW«. ««>»> "W I* !»«<«»'.<
Vest .bHí »
a ». m i»..«
Molharas I r I Mrs. Winslow-. IHwtklaa
tyro), th. Iwri r» wty tsa» Ivr lhatr ahlMrsa
»urina ibs uethir a i»ru.l.
tTrrlcal Jolt.
Hhe waa wealthy and cvnar*)urntly a
target for much tlattrry.
•‘la It a ain,” »he n»k«x! her spiritual
adviser. ”to take plea auro in I mm I u£
people «-all u»** l***auUfui i"
“of course It !». my child.**
the g<w»d obi parson.
**!t Is alwaja
w icked to encourage falerleuxl.
vy
vara*
buey
ha «e
%<> Flowrrs.
A llay County MS»«url. mtn bet
that be could lwi»l thr tail of ft *lun
colored mule and *uiuK-atbed. In
reply to a telegram from the coroner
bls father. In the ICast, wired: “Bury
the
fool where be lit.” Deaver
Bust.
P. N. U.
Ne. »1
lli«- Ivttid '.o«i llm«< VlMny-« lti>ir,-lil h.«-, born«- th«- «igin«.
lure <>f < li.i«. II. I l.-t. h. r, mi<l l«.i» lion nuttlc iiii «I« t hi*
ptTMHial mi |>< rvi-ion i,,r o»cr 3U vrurv. Allow no onn
to <l.-.«h«« you in till-,.
<Ount. rf. itH, Imllatlon* on.I
•• .liiHf.|,H.|'oo<l •’ nr<- hut l ip. rliinut, iin.l rn<l«toir<*r tho
h. iiltli of < hll«lr«-n I ,|>«-ri«-n<«» luynliint IA|><-rliu< ut.
What is CASTORIA
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M»ri«-, l»ro|>, mill s..othlnir Syrn|><.
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It In rit-HMlIlt.
H
«-oninlii-t ncitln-r Opium, Morphino
'lorphiiio nor «»tli«*r Narcotic
«•iil.'l;«n.-«-. It, id -«- I» lit guar.iiit« ■-.
11 liratruy H \\ <«rriie
noil allay« I «•» . i I'I iih - hh . It t-tirev lii.irrliott
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anti I'latillrncv.
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Bears tho Signature of
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