RESULTS OF MALARIAL
AUD TYPHOID FEVERS.
A Case Otcd in Three Oaks, Michigan, that will
Interest Delicate Women
The Effects of the Fever Were Felt in the Weakest
Spots,
A WARNING
Jvaas.akaxMOaaBV,J
VU ahwilaakiAn torn
girl drooprafrud ftrfngmthecprinf timt
of youuir laaumi af brigtit eras, stae;,
raj cheeks, sad aa eUstia atap, taere
are dnll eyes, fait, ssllew, ar erteaiaa oo
plexioii, and a laaautditeas of Hep that be
speak dueaat aad as earl; death if proper
tnataHnt am promptly naerttd to and
BpmMtMl m until tk. mnmmW h)al
enriched, and the faneouas af HA baeoaw ; tonl ever ,on T left aide. I then earn
regular. Upon parents na a great re-1 nKneed to have some audi in the medicine,
ponmbilitv at the tune their iauehlen are , "egsn f hike three pills after each
bwidiag into womanhood. If your daughter ' mn1- I did not have chilla any niore and
pale, aoaaplaias af weakaeas, a " tired BT eireulation was better,
out " upon the alighleat exertion, If ahe at "After I had taken seven boxes I eould
troubled with headache, backache, or rt , ?. UM1 "! along after Una,
pain in the aide, if her tenner at fitful ' valked with the asnstanee at a cane, and in
and her nppeuie poor, the a in a eon- September threw thai aside and have not
dioon of extresaa peril, a fit subject used H since. 1 am not strong enough to du
for the development of thai man dreaded hard work, bat ean do light housework,
of all rliimm Oiasiunplisu. If you I - " I had also keen a sufferer for sixteen
notice any of these symptom kwe no "h PJ"ful menstruation. Every
tisae in procuring sooxething that will as- tim would have to lie down moat of the
nst the patieat to develop properly aad re- tmK' as it waa impossible for me to stand,
gularly; that will enrich the bleed, and re- : nenrly disappeared. Every
store health's roaea la the ekeeks ; bright : tUR V"? 'honld come 1 would eramp and
eyea and a lightsttos of step ao -that danger ! w00 "J to use hot appUcationt, and
of consumption and prematura death will ' d lake hot slings, teas and every known
he averted. Wise sad prudent nwthert will hat of no avail. After using Pink
rosea act tnav neon tne approach af the
peneu or no oeny, ana ums avoid all
chances of disease or early deeav.
At Three Oaks, Michigan, there Una a
woaun with a most remarkable history.
The following story is given in her awn
words.
Da. Williams' Manicurs Co.,
Schenectady, N. T.
CetmWs. There it ao teach to eav
about my ease I hardly know which would
be thought the moat important Seven yean
ago I had an attack of assiarial (ever, which
turned to the typhoid. After that I never
felt as well my nervous system waa cose
pleteij unstrung. Five years ago last March
1 feh the first symptoms of rheumatism.
The next Marob I had m grippe, which left
see whh what the doctor pronounced muscu
lar rheumatism. I became better, but in
hovetaher had another severe attack. It
settled in my back and right bin. and waa
then called sciatic. I wasblialered several
times without anv relief I spent all of that
winter in bed. The next snrine I wai .hi.
to he out a little, but in August had an-
other attack and waa blistered again. This
r thev kens the hi iall m Bare far awe twn
wees, nut t received no neneut.
"After this I had sixteen boils, or some,
thing similar, on the right side. I eom-
BKncea to set crooked and had to uar a cane
when I walked. I again got a little better,
b'tt in Feoruary became worse, and my
back gave nut completely ao that! eould not
atraumien. The doctor said it waa the
breaking down of the bone structure of the
vertebra. I was nearly double. When I
became able to walk I was ao bent over that
I had to walk by pushing a chair, aa I eould
not straighten. could not ait and lean
hack in a rocker. Then was a huge bunch
ansa half-way down on my hack which, at
times, pained me terribly. '
" That fan I took two boxes af Pink
"ilia, bat because thee did nnt kaln -
once I stopped taking them. The next win
ter I was in bed. completely belplns. I
anally got so I eould not sh up long enough
to have my bed made. I had ebflls every
niswt aad my hands and feet were like ice
an tne tune. At last 1 lost all control of
aad rfl nmimeneed tt kugh ar cry
-T.ll - ,
ti rJ "V? severe pains in nr
l3h JiJT? "hK! ""P " "ili
and would have spells when it seemed as if
I were ftiiiiif and would become i
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Returniiif;, boat leave Portjand aame
dVB as above at 6 a. m., arriving at Albany
at 7:46 P. M. J. C. Mato,
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Manager. H. B. Bacbt,
H. L. Waldkb, Afr't Opp Revere House
Afent, Depot Albany,
When in Waterloo call on City Drug
Store for headache cure.
Go lo A. E. Davie for aoda water,
coco cola, and milk abakea.
B. 4 B. are the initiate of Bach A
Buhl but their groceries are A. 1.
Bipana Tabulea cure torpid liver. .
TO MOTHERS.
aeiaas. The nigtvei wart Ike wont, as 1
eeuktaet stop. I waa in to much pais
thai they evr dm anti-pain powders, antl I
had to take tour ar five at airut aa I would
awake Dearly every hour in terrible pain.
' A year ago last May I again comtueuced
taking Pink Pills. 1 eould only lie on my
right aide and wai ao helpless that 1 eould
not turn or get up without being lifted.
i After J had takca four or five boxes 1 eoukl
I . 7 , l jk wuuuui any
pain whatever. It had been two years since
there had been any color. The doctor said
it alight be the tarn af life-but as I was toe
young, only tnirty-tnree, he thought it
strange if it waa. Wow I am just aa anyone
should be at those times.
''Another trouble 1 had was a weak atom,
aeh from a child. Every little while I would
have bad vomiting spells, consequently the
doctors ftond me a very hard patieat to
treat. Hy physician mid he had spent more
time in studying my ease than that of any
patient he aver had. Several pbyakiaaaad
viaed me to uar an electric baiterv. We got
one and I used it for same time before j
commenced swing the pills, and continued it
for awhile after f began using them, hut I
found out I eoukl get along sa well without
B and just depended on the pills. -
" When I commenced using them 1 waa
so discouraged that I had iriven nn the
"a"!1" of ever being any better, as after
I . T , 1 "eaker and
i mor helpleae. It seems almost a miracle to
mt T so many remedies that
I 7ur medicine should have helped me aa
much. I ean now walk t)nhe a distance
wnnout grtiug very tired, and the bunch
on my back is much smaller than it was.
" I ean furnish plenty of proof that these
statements are all true from friends who have
seen me suffer and know just how helpless
I was when 1 commenced using your medi
cine. I have used in all Ihirtv'-two boxes.
I am perfectly willing to tell what has
helped me and have recommended yoar
pills to several persons who are now nsing
them. I do not believe I would have been
alive now had it not been for Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, and am very thankful that there
is such a medicine, for they have helped rae
When everything else failed."
Bcapectfully,
lira. J. B. FlowMa.
Sworn and subscribed to before me thla
19th day ot October, A. D., ISMS.
DWIGHT n asREff. jVetory Public,
Berrien County, Miehigan.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills eoniahi all ih.
elements necessary to give new life and
nehn to, ih klonH .-A i
nerves. They are sold in boxes (never in
loose form, by the dotes or hundred i at
cents a box. ar six boxes for t2.AU. and mav
e had of all drugghas ar direct y by mail
from Dr. WiUuuaa' Uedieme Cemmn
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TURNED THE TABLES.
Bow Blwrp Irruuiaior Clot the Boot ot a
Moalraa Haauit.
"From aonie of the re porta circulated
in the eaat," aaid Geruian savTetnew, of
Galveston, Tex., the other nifrht, "one
ia led to believ that the western, par
ticularly the far south western, citixen
ia a pretty bad man, vrhoae chief amuse
ment and meana of gaining a llvel ihood
conaiat ot highway robbery. But J
think the finest piece of 'holding up' I
ever heard of waa accomplished by a
young New Yorker who traveled in our
state and Mexico for a druggiata' Taney
articles manufactory.
Thiayoun(rman,"he continued, "waa
traveling in the ititte nf Coahnlla, Mex
ico, about two years ago and went one
night to Saltillo, the capital of the state.
It waa the tint time he hail been in the
town, and, after trunKicting a little
business, he started out to see the
sights. As he entered an ikolated street
he was suddenly confronted by a brig-andish-lookitig
fellow, who, in glib
mongrel Spanish, demanded his valu
ables, with accompanying gestures tbut
mule his meaning perfectly intelligible
to the intended victim. The highway
man held in one hand a long, fthiistrr
lookiug knife aud waved it about in a
suggestive manner which implied the
necessity of ready compliance with his
wishes or a tragic result.
"Hut the salesman was a man of qnici,
wit and ready resources. Instead of
handing over his property he thrust hi
hand into bis pocket, and a moment
later the cold, shiny barrel ot wh.it
seemed to be a revolver was pointed ai
the wuuld-bc roliber'B head.
" 'Excuse me,' said the young man,
but this is my game.'
"Naturally, the surprise caused by
the unexpected production of the sup
posed revolver produced a change it
the confident manner in which the rob
ber had confronted the Kew Yorker,
and he started back. Instantly the
salesman knocked the knite from hit
hand, stooped down, picked it up, took
the highwayman by the collar before he
could escape and marched him before
the police authorities. At the prelim
inary trin of the would-be robber the
lollowing morning tlieguiltof the pris
oner was already established, and his
commitment was about to follow when
he asked if it were not an offense for
strangers In the country to carry con
cealed weapons. lie was told that it
was. Then he demanded the arrest ot
the young salesman, charging him with
carrying a revolver. The native jus
tice asked the salesman if the charge
was true. This was admitted, lie was
then asked if he still had the weapon
concealed on his person. The young
man said ne naa, but pleaded that its
possession had the nigbt before pre
vented a robbery and possibly murder.
He was informed that such a circum
stance did notalter the case and that be
had violated the law.
"The prisoner smiled sardonically on
beholding the tight place into which
the authorities were seemingly draw
ing tne new j orker, but his mirth
turned to disgust when the young man
punea tne revolver from his pocket and
laid it down before the magistrate. It
was nothing but a cologne atomizer
fashioned in the shape of a revolver.
such as were manufactured in quanti
ties several years ago." Baltimore Sun.
A POLITE SHERIFF.
A Hiili Tbat Kae Caaafeaeae)
Bales or Societr.
"The moat polite man 1 ever knew."
aid J. D. Ewana, ot Mississippi, to
Star writer, "was a colored man down
in my county. He belonged before the
war to Col. White, one of the moat cul
tured and polished gentlemen in the
south. Uurmg reconstruction days Tom
was eiectea aneruz, and the first year be
held the office a white man waa aea-
teneed to be hanged. I knew the
doomed prisoner, and at his request
was with him for several boon a day
xur me tan weea ox rua ule.
"The sheriff came in the first time I
was there, and addressing the prisoner,
suiil: Dense me, Marster Bob. I Jess
cum fur Jeaa a little advice. Yo'aee,we
sin' neither ob us as used ter ceremoni
ous occasion ob die kin', an' I ions
wants ter know how yo' would like ter
nanoe gallows, facts da sun, or deodar
wayr
"The prisoner told him to bare hia
race away from the sun.
14 Thank yo', Mare' Bob. I done hab
it dat way. We don' wan' to make no
exposition ob oursefs by not doia' what
is pro pub on sich events.'
"Upon the next occasion the aherUt
came in:
" 'Mars' Bob, 'scuse me one moment,
gem'man. I jes wants ter hab yo' ahow
me once mo' how you done tie dat knot
Mob' curionseat knot I eber seed.'
"Cpon the morning of the fatal day,
as I went in, the ahcritl had the doomed
man's foot thrown over a chairand waa
blacking his boot, the other one hav
ing already been polished. 'Mawnul'.
sab,' he said to me. 'Mare' Bob jes
gittin' ready. I done borrered a suit an'
necktie from de cunnel an' jess slickin'
'im up. Den J gits inter my own dress
suit dat I had made a puppus, an' Mare'
Bob au' me, we gwine ter be de bet'
dressed ob anybody.'
"Arrayed in full evening dress, the
onvicted man and the sheriff mounted
the scaffold when the time came. Aii
right now. Mars' Bob,' said the sheriff,
as he adjusted the cap. "Bcuse me, aah,
jess a minute,' and he touched the fa
tal spring." War.r"ton Rtar
NEARLY SPOILED THE BANQUET
arfortajM to a Printer Caaao Voafaaloa
at a Dmaae- errs lo tttaalaf.
Mention of the present visit of Henry
M. Stanley to this country brouebt
about the narration of an amusing,
though somewhat annoying, incident in
connection with the "American dinner"
that was given to the explorer in Lon
don on hia return from the train
t'oaha relief expedition. The incident
also serves to show how a very alight
accident may precipitate confusion in a
diUWMrti TMiAlaA latest1
Stanley waa the idea ot Henry S. Well
come, an American business man ot
tondon, who waa not only a personal
friend ot Stanley, but a member ot the
firm ot druggiata who fitted out the
Emin Pasha relief expedition. Through
Air. Wellcome'e energy almost every
American in London subscribed for
! i c kets to the dinner, and on the night it
t.me oft covers tor over three hundred
-ople were laid In Evans' assembly
noma. One table, on a dais, was re
vived for Stanley and the more dis
tinguished guests, and. there ware a
.loxen other long tables facing this one.
Mr. Wellcome attended personally to
lite arrangement of the seats, and each
man who had subscribed to the plate
tbat waa to be presented to the guest
of the evening was given a place at the
end of one of the subsidiary tables, and
others were given acuta near each other
who had expressed preference. Mr.
Wellcome gave minute attention to
these details, and, the drat thing on the
morning of the night of the dinner, he
took hia completed plan of the tables
and seats to a printer rn order to have
the usual diagrams rendv tor the guid
ance ot theiliners in taking their places.
When the hour ot 8:30, which had
iieen fixed for dinner, had arrived, the
MX) buntlred gueatB were assembled in
the reception-room. Stanley was there,
and so wr,s Consul General John C.
New, who t to preside, and so were
Mtine of i nf i:-u.-t ilitttiuguished men in
r.npltin'l. r.nt there waa no diagrams
"f the ilinirg room, and the reception
i.ini.:ii . uve- anxiously waiting for
'.tr. lU'u.'omc to arrive with them. At
i -li o'clock Mr. Welicoint'ftewin,inhlB
t usim'KB cNulu-s, with a smudge of
printer's ink ou his noae aud more on
iik rmtiila. tlen-tntzinly iuformedtha
.fjitiou coinm,arc that the printers
.ill pietl tllrt;.-pcntlll.M'tIlralnsoft!u,
iil.'irs nt the last moment, and that
ii y would be compelled to do without
i.' in.
II may seem an easy matter for 300
"it'll to find their plnres at tables, when
.:r names are at their plates, but it
In-night about ao much out) (union that
everybody was turned from the dining
room back to the reception room anil a
brilliant scheme was auggeaU'd. There
was the original list of the nninca of the
diners, with their respective places.
that Mr. Well come had rescued from
:be printer, in the pusscwiiou of the rc
wption committee. The tnnftntnster
-us stationed on a chair at the door of
lie dining-room and instructed to read
the list of names, each man to pass out
and take his place at the table when
bis name was called. The toastrsaster
was a fine, big Englishman, with a
stentorian voice. He did aa he was told.
"New Consul General John C" he
shouted, and Mr. New went through
I tie dour. "Stanley TJcnry M," bel
lowed the toflBtniater next There
was a roar of laughter and that scheme
for seating the guests was dropped.
Finally everybody went in again and
searched fur hia place and found it or
otherwise, as l-st lie might. Several
f t he gueata desinicd for the principal
"ere rescued from Inferior posi
i tons Ik low, r.r.d some ambitious ones
;vcro degraded 'mm the table of rank;
'tut the dinner went on merrily and
uiled similarly, though itbegsnsnbour
;:tvr than the time it had been set for,
ud nil bt'cuiinc of the accident to the
diagrams. fi. Y. Telegram.
Boa-t Write Whaa Aa(ry.
Never write a letter to a man, wom
an or child when you are antrrv with
the person in question, or perhaps, I
nau oetter quality my advice by beg
ging you, one aad all, never to send an j
angry letter for 48 hours after you have J
vrruien it, and men 1 would suggest
coding it carefully, and, as the Irish
man said, "burning it before sending it.
We have many of us exhausted all our
rage in the fire ot the letter-writing:.
and have felt all the delights of a battle
won by the prowess of our pens without
the hackneyed formality of posting tb
epistle. Who is there who has not
written his anger out in this vholesonii
wayl Do not, 1 pray, send a cruel let
ter to anyone you have ever loved. You
will but live to ropret the act, and pos-
siujy n itn tn- pallid silence of deatli
between you and the wounded one. if
mortals were, in these prosaic day
gifted with invisible powers, I would
wish to be tbat spirit endowed with a
force which would arrest every angry
cord at the tip of each sharp-pointed,
heart-breaking pen. St. Louis Repub-
WILY 8CHOOLM ASTER.
The Marer af the Ton Waa aakjeeead to
aa Iartbrattj'.
An extraordinary misadventure re
cently befell a French mayor, who had
contrived to quarrel with the village
achoolai safer, who, aa ia very usual tn
country districts, acted aa his secre
tary. The mayor waa seated one fine
afternoon in one of the rooms of the
town hall with hia new secretary, when
tne acnoolmaster entered the building
stealthily and noiselessly turned the
key of the door, locking up the pair.
it waa some time ere the mavor and
hia secretary realized the strange posi
tion in which they had been placed,
and then for two mortal hours they
cried and shouted, implored and threat
ened, but In vain, for the vindictive
schoolmaaler remained deaf to their
appeals. Finally, the prisoners were
released by the gendarmes, who, horror
stricken at tbia act of profanity, drew
np a naming report of the affair. The
schoolmaster, however, bad not yet
done with the mayor. Bevenge Js
sweet, and hia thirst for it having been
stimulated by one success he resolved
on going In for another. Having
locked in the mayor, he resolved on
locking him out, and at the present
moment the door of the town hall is so
securely fastened tbat the unlucky
functionary ia unable to effect an en
trance.
The baffled mayor telegraphed to the
minister ot public instruction, lodging
a formal complaint against the school
master, "I wish to inform vim " h.
tnry, have been sequestrated by aim for
two hours In the hall of the Valrle;
that he refused to open the aput taunt
in spite of numerous injunctions; and
that the Intervention of the gendar-
nterle waa required to enable us to
?rrw t?"k!"'1'('
tng. I beg you to arrive at a prompt
decision, aa it is ImposBlble for me to
enter the town hail, where the nrrtilvea
are." This is a pretty state of things,
ano tbe Interference of a minister ia
needed to enable the mayor to return
to hia town hall and hia archives. Kan
sas City Star.
Five UUttous tor a RualMau.
When Lady Margaret Crosvcuor,
third surviving daughter of the d jjte of
Westminster, gave her hand to IVinaa
Adolphua ot Teck, the other day, says
the Philadelphia Times, her father gave
with it a marriage portion of !)rc mil
lion dollars. The bride, the dr.tv ;iit'.ir ot
probably the richest mi;n in world,
is rather a good-looking girl r.-h.-k.- par
sonnllty, to say nothing of biu 'i r. iaba
Ions dot, would seem to cnti!l !r.Tt
:jmctliic? bettor in the way -' n luts
iand than the impocunious yu.tirj lan
.t whoso name sho no-.v Ijjcm. The
"inoc is on officer in the snvu.jcnth
i.tcors, the full uniform of w!il"!i regr
. cnt ho wore when ur-.nici The
vdiilng presents numbered ah.- ut five
i-.:ndred, and included cat.tr;U j.'truhy
to start a store. The newly wedded
iiir will iu future be kntiwn us "thoir
aercne bigimcsses the prince and pris
.cas of Tuck."
Pears Preserved Whole. Take
medium-eiied pears; peel them, leav
ing on the sterna To every quart add
a cup of water and half a cup of sugar
Set them over a alow fire and slmmc.
for several hours until they turn c
deep red shade. Then seal in glasr
jars. Home.
Spiced Applea Eight pounds o'
apples, pared aud quartered; ton.
uounde of sugar, one quart of vinegar
'tie ounce of thick cinnamon, one-hn'
tince cloves; boil the vinegar, buo- .
id spice together; put in the app!
hile boilingan l let themremaiu-n-it
nder (about twenty tninutesj; tit.--.:
at the apples in a jar, boil down th
imp until thiok and pour over ther.
-Farmer' Voice.
Bipans Tabulea cure dixit ness.
Ripans Tabulea cure flatulence.
Rlpans Tabulea cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabulea: gentle cathartic,
Rlpans Tabules cure biliousness.
Ripans Tabulea cure conBtipation
Tbe highest
tobaccos is "Just as
good as Durham."
Every old smoker
Xof
knows there
as good as
ileciiwel
Snis!unF8h
Ton will find one
eacn two ounce
pons lnsioe eacn
nag oi Dlackwell'e Durham.
Buy a bag of this cele
brated tobacco and read the
coupon which rivea a list
of valuable presents and how
to get
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OVERMAN
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To Tbs Motbsra.
(
Tou have nice children, you know
and nothing pleases them better than
nice nobby suit of clothes that keeps
hern warm and heallhv. Baker has
" "'" Can
. .. i ,i
",tt ,u,,d W 00 f,,r ,ult of olnl1"-or
"P to W OO? All these low prices you
' III find at Hiram Baker'a.
Notice.
You can purchase round trip tickets
al the Southern Puciflc (Vs. ticket
office to Portlund and return at K 66;
tn Eul Fori land and return $6 76;
-id for 80 days. This saves you
'xi ceiils of nguiar fare.
Siubacrilie for the Express.
During our cloning out sale tin goods
III lie wild except fur spot cash.
Rkau, Peacock A Co,
I)r Cbeadle Is glnd tn see the
itlldrt'ii and exuiiilne their teeth,
le extracts temporary twill for
.hildreii free.
Tarn O'tihanters for Misses and
I'hlldreu in nil the I ewent cloths and
t Itn, and from 25ots to $1 60, at Mis
Dumnnd'n.
Money to loan. A limited amount
of money to loan on good farm secur
ity. Call upon or write tn 6. X.
cileele 4 Co., Albany, Oregon.
NeecBHity demands that we insist on
nil thiMC Indebted to us ou subscrip
tion, or otherwise, to call and settle at
once. We will take wheat, oat or hay
ul the highest market pi ices,
I hare money to loan at 8 pur oen
Intercut on good farm or personal
security, J. M. Ralston,
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.umuiii jjii'cn, iiunuj, vt.
Farmers, attention: do not forget
tbat Pugh A Muiicy are always In tbe
lead on groceries, boots and shoes,
lints slid citie, Bents' furnishing goods
4c. Bee them fur prices.
drove's Taateltsa (.'hill Tonic Is a
perfect Malarial Liver Tonic and Blood
purifier. Removes biliousness without
purging. An pleaitant as Lemon Syrup.
It is an large as any dollar tonic and
retails for 60c. To get the genuine ask
for Grove's.
claim for other
is none just
coupon inside
bag, and two cou
lour ounce
uem.
Tire, No. 103, ia the lightest
best is the cheapest in the
- hand wheels
fcaavj WUfJ li.
Write for list.
and athletic goodf , 130 Sixth
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