Rheumatism that Cracked
the Swollen Flesh.
Ths Most Wonderful Cure from this Disease
in Modem Medical Annals.
Is There Anything ta Compare , in fery and
' Suffering With It.
Frm (A Okronioit, Chicffi, JO.
It wi torn ym a next month that Ta right montht past I had mS
Km. SL H. Hon, who lira at SO Went- able to comb mr hair, hnm myteU or walk.
rath Avsaat-. cum to CMcago. Sha wis
at that tin Wd-riddn, nffering from in-
Jummatory rtfumatuaa and aot able to
rain her Srcn tha floor. On of tin
best phj upiMs ta Chicago treated bar here
three wceka trat wat unable to effect eren
relied He gara ap her cue, faelieriDg
aothmg could be dooc for her and that ihe
hiid but a few dan to live.
speaking of her sufferings and the re
Kef and pf rmanent com eflvcted later the
mve: " When 1 in fire yean old I vat
taken down with inflammatory rheumatism,
but after a comparatively abort time it pass
ed on, ana l wai tree from all ita symptoms
mil 1 was fourteen years old. Then I had
another attack, of which 1 was cured, and
did not hare a tick day until four Tears ago
vur-sunas anemoon 10a.
I had lived twenty-i yean in Lading
ton, Michigan, and foarteen years in nfan
fetee, Michigan, both towns being situated
so the lake. The weather in both places m
ven raoro damp, more raw and in winter
older than it is here. In Manntee tor many
yean I conducted a dressmaking establuh
men! wfiioh 1 cumed on until I was taken
nek. I knew all the nromuient townk in
. Manistee and h was hard for me to close my
buuneaa and leave all the people I had known
there for years, iiy four children, all of
whom are married, lived m other States.
One daughter lived in Chicago and being
advised to change climate I came here. The
attack on tbat Christmas afternoon e
without warnin?. I was suddenly taken
with chilis and rheumatic fever, which grew
www umj ut uay. jtantsiee paystcians am
all they could for me. but I was heinless in
bed until the end of Hay 1893. The phrsi
mans advised me to leave the shores of the
la and especially Manistee. I took their
advice and canoe to Ciucaco.
"KhmmkMism was in my hands, my fret
and my head, in nut it was all over me be
sides hiving heart failure. I could not
think of tearing my chair. I was unable to
comb ray tnur, 1 was practically helpless at
the time I came to Chicago. Do you see all
those wnite scare on my hands? Well, let
ate tell yon bow I got them. My hands be
nme rennunr swouen witn o9 rheuma
tism and were smooth and shiny just like a
piece of ttIi- The skin by the swelling
was arret e tied to snob a point that it burst
wherever yon see the sears and from the
wnnnd came water for quite a lone time.
My suftir'T. t were almost unbearable and
J tried tu. treatment of one of Cbicae"'s
oldest anu u -tt physician. I took his med
cine tor tnive weeaa, bat only ere1
I bars To" n-TTTous that I could not sleep
ad my atonvh became so weak, whether
from the strong dmn or my general debili
taid eoodniun I know not, but h was diffi
cult for me to retain any solid food. He
gave uo my case and advised me to send for
my hmrhind.
u I knew hr that advice, that he did not
give me mn -h ionser to live. Instead I
went to one of my daughters who lives in the
sou i h -ra win of Indiana, in Elnora, Da via
Coantv wh-re her husband. Asa Hair, was
one of the nrominent merchanta. I believed
the etiiMte there, twin away from the in-flat-nans
of Lake Michizsn aught help me.
T had been in Elnora about one week, not
reeling any better, when one day I received
from mv daughter in Chicago three boxes of
U. Williams1 Pink Pills for Pale People,
telling me in her letter that she had read in
a newspaper of the wonderful cures they
had effected. That she had gone to (he wo-
wca Bi-wBwiffCT luuui tun ntusn
then and tby told her every word said
shoot thorn was true. She pleaded that I try
Lose pills and perhaps I would find the
avoe benefits. I did nnt hesitate, as aay
ining time pmniiwri relief, let alone a cure I
was only too glad to try. I commenced tak
feg them, im pilis three times a day.
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adiw o fullj CA-W BryVERS' UNION.
babe. Well, the first niils I remetuber di
tinctlr, I took on a Saturday, and tlw follow
ins Monday I found this improvement:
namely, my nerves seemed to be rjruisr ana
my pains less. I wish to state that at this
time, for the last four months 1 had not tlfnt
over an hour at a time, had suffered o great
ly from nervous prostration, to the extent thai
the least noise would completely upset it
and make me shake like one having the apu.
This Monday evening I was sitting in my
chair, and bear in mind, my daughter's house
was full of eompanv making: more or less
none, all tending to keep me nervous, Wiih
all that I commenced to feel easier, a strange
and quieting feeling I had not experienid
since that Christmas afternoon I was stricken
down. I called to bit daughter and said,
'Ada, I don't know what has come over me,
I feel so restful and actually feel sleepy, I
think I will try to go to sleep.' I could sea
that she was surprised and Bleated. Imme
diately she undressed me and put me to bed.
"I slept soundly from 9 o'clock till 1
o'clock in the morning, and ths! mind yon
with a hoase full of people. 1 remained
awake but a snort time, reeling better than 1
hsd tor months, and went into a sound sleep,
never waking till 7 o'clock in the momkg.
It was very hot down there in Angtat, but
from that time I slept and rested well. Theu
1 frit and saw an improvement gradually go
ing on. The first thing I noticed was, that
the swelling in my hands was going down,
and after several weeks assumed theu natur
al shape, and the tightlv drawn skin, which
looked like glass disappeared altogether at)
joint, would track nd th mmt enckinj
oondi 1 hrd whml beat my elbow, at
mm to r.i qraa 6iCn u my itioui.
dei. All this left aw and auo all the beret
rh....i .11 tkri, m. kt. 1
came back to Chicago entirely cared, feel-j
m)E aair ano nearry. ana toat aner uvita
had ukea dnrinr thoe fcar monthi almui
one and a halt' dozen boxu. j
. "x " BO,1 "Jn mi that el j
tbii happened, and I have ner Ml bcttel I
in my life. Yon can e for yoanelf that ' I
am pretty enry on my feet. I have no xaio.
ami uw id dc icu uuniif au uiiH ume use a
no aches nor annhinfr that would eugawt fic vantoe.
the Pink Pille, which to me aizmnea a aycat j have an antipathy to cat, especially at
dval. That ie when the weather ehanfres, i night. I am not aware that our neigh
from Mtreme heat to extreme cold, or from j ,rhood was particularly beneficial m
ID. '
as we bad the past two weeks, and have everv
little wane m Cmcagoall the year arouml,
I frel twinges and little pains in my ahoul
ders or in my arm, or perhaps it may be in
my side, all I have to do is to take a few td
the pills for a day or so and they take every
indication of those pains awsy.
"With the xerpum of the periods when
the weather is friebtfully miserable, I have
not taken anv pills since I was cured. And
the pills I have taken since have not bees
for mr eld trouble, but simply for coi
which have tried to settle in some part vi
my body, and which the mh have iiunl
driven out I also wish tostate that ihepila
have cured my heart trouble, and in fact I
am in perfect health in every respect."
(rijnwu.j aiHs. si. a. liOTT.
Sworn to and snhserih. Ivr.rr m thm
22nd day of April, Mm.
A. i . roETMAS, Notary Public.
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HOW POLLY HiOPOSED,
"Hi! Hi! Ul right! AU right! Kow
we aha'st be long! said the gray par
rot.
I regret to say that the irrepressible
young man that brings the daily milk
is the tutor of roy parrot in the latest
up-to-date slang of the day.
I am an old aea-captain-at least, not
old, perhaps the word slipped out un
awares. I am the right side of M. any-
now; out being in receipt of a pension
and a small private income to boot, 1
have cast anchor in mr preseutabodein
the expectation of weathering many a
winter storm yet.
Being without a known relation in
the world, 1 willingly tell in with the
suggestion that J should pick up my
moorings alongside my old friend and
messmate, Capt. Tra-vers, Jate K. K,
who, having left one of his tegs on the
west coast of Africa while capturing a
slaver, was pensioned off at an even
earlier age than myscif, and now lived
with his sister a most comfortable
party, fat, fair and 40 or thereabout
in the adjoining house to mine in the
neighborhood of Ixindon. We had al
ways got on well together, our tastes
and dispositions were similar, and we
had often met during our naval careers.
His sister 1 had not previously been ac
quainted with, but, being in many re
spects like her brother, we were soon
firm friends.
Capt. Trovers and myself had each a
favorite parrot-his the common Afri
can gray, with a red-tipped tail, and
mine the purer variety, wit hout a trace
of color, but otherwise similar.
I had not long settled down in my
new quarters, and got everytiiing ship
shape, or what seemed so tt me a very
important difference, as I know to-day
when, almost, unconsciously at first,
I began to feel what a lonely old bache
lor 1 was, and what a set-off to all mv I
other belongings the figure of Hiss
Eachei Travers w ould be by my fire
side. But just here the curse of mv
life begun to make itself felt.
Inherent
! "as dogged my footsteps from my
j enriieet recollections. Give me a rale
; f wjnd in the Bav of Biscay, a tornado
' . . . . , 1 , B
nt" tropics, or hours Untyonowk,
wet through to (he nk:n,and Capt.Man-
i lev, late of the 1. and O eemce
rrl'" worth livinp; but as dispenser of
delicate attentions to the fair sex, in-
tenselv as he inwartllv tulmirea their
.,... r-m n ,i j
P""-1 W0-V8' '"P5- -"Juley dK8 not, no,
he certainly does nou snow no to ad-
us aspect or otner tU3tiiics.ttona to
feline constitution, hut I know that un
til I was icbun:na enough, to start an
air-(run cane onr; tie on my numerous
nocturnal visitors. J was frequently an
uble to ert a respectable night's rest.
One iniemal blaok and white Tom de
fied my fine. fTortfi, If .iverafje oats
lave nine iivt-g. 1 am sure tui one must
hare bad 19, and J iierron to wonder
what sort of Uncanny being this was
that- had no objection to letting-my bul
lets pass, apparrntly through ita body
without suffering acy inconvenience.
Iut after all it must have been my had
iniirkfcmanuip, for oce af teraocn 1 saw
ray enemy quietly walking up the low
fence that divided my back garden from
: Capt. Travel'.
The opportunity was too good to be
lost, and qa.eily putting my air-gun, 1
took a meady aim and lired. There was
no mUtake this time, and without a
sound poor puss dropped on to my
flower-bed as dead us the proverbial
door uali.
3Iy exultation, however, was of abort
duration, for to my horror and dis
may, on proceeding to pick tip hifi un
fortunate carcass awl give it decent
burial, I saw that my .shot had parsed
right through the uiilucliy animal and
killed my neighbor's parrot, which bad
been put out to bud itself m a little
Hiimmer-houHe that stood at tlte bottom
of the garden,
I was staggered at my position;
knew the parrot was a supreme favorite
with Miss Travers, and how I could ever
explain my careiessnefls I could not
imagine. Suddenly a way out of my
dilemma presented itself to my mind,
and I baatened to put it into execution.
I knew that the Travers were out. and
wouid not be back for some little time,
so hurrying indoomand takiogmy own
parrot from its cage, I earef uliy painted
the end of its tail with red ink in imita
tion of its deceased comrade, and find
ing no one was about, I stepped lightly
over the feriee and substituted the liv
ing for the dead bird, which I buried,
1 together with the oat, m my own gar
den. I knew that my parrot would not
readily talk before strangers, and 1
hoped that )y the time it had got used
to its new surroundings, it would have
forgotten its former aecompltahmentts;
ut any rate, I must risk it,
Ala! "Uneasy lies the head that
wears a crown," sang some poet, who. I
expect, never wore anything harder
than a nightcap, but, true a? it may be.
compared to the torture of my mind,
now launched on a course of dupliutty,
it would lie a bed of roses.
It wai; towards the end of the follow
ing week that I happened to be out in
the garden and saw my old frieodeome
stumping down the path of his ow;
garden in his dot-and-earry-one style,
and, seeing roe on the fence, lie cried:
"Holloa! eaptain. you're quite a
stranger. WJiat been up? Jiaebel
hae been talkivg about coming in to in
quire about your health, ps she wr;
afraid something must be wrong."
"Yes, I have been a bit poorly," said
I. Oh! howeaeiiy thewontsalipped
out, although I had been as right a
nincpnee why that jmrtieular snim
should tie endued with more rectitude
than ita fellows I have never been bit
to discover this by the v, ay.
"A bit of cold, perhaps," said Capt.
Tiavers. fcWeU come over the fence
and have a flish f ten ;& ths lurnrntv-
lir.iise, mil Ur.chel shall eolne in after
w;:riis u'h! r. ii);c you a good glass of
sciiicth:!'.g st:if for a uijrht-cap."
rneeluaiiy at five o'clock 1 doiui
mv .ri:i.t attire, and with a smart
-.vr la my button-hole- gay dog that
' ww-l!ppe4 over the fence. i!is
.a ; civax t-are, looking as fresh t
i :.pri:.? cabhiife with the dew on it.
.vl.ieli 1 nus der a very .retty eim ic.
:nd she k.dc me welcome with one ol
b'-aming smiles. There, too, v v.i,
c imiitcky parrot in its ccge, sud
S Jtwt otttsttt the sumn:sr
.i c. i Lad noticed that it had been
. t out to sun itself us usual on all fine
tiiij s, and as far as 1 could see nothing
had trunrpired to make me think they
had acy cutis to an: ; -.'ft my iniposit ierr.
I puriiottcly vir v 'th my back in it.
and r.vo"di:.l taking notice of it in i-nv
wry v.-i:i'-'r!'r.
Tea wrat oiT all rajbt; :.v old fi x-"-!
is iti i ry and V !, - , 1
i.!:,iwt.u ric rvciit iittentinn. I c u'
Iieur i'.J.y :.;btir her Ica :r
t'V.l
.c: .
rails uiul forwards in r.j
luctai nni.'.
A! ,rl. m-el dipt. Trreis v i
ft'-iit'.t - . ''smi', d ticieta it
f ' ''''! .ig. ntl. tiiniuig t in
.uiss 'lr,: .crs Ljiiiincnnd: .
"1 ' . 'ip .M:.')i.y, hi w .
vet:- , : . ,t.; .' I have not Rcen it out 1!
tic Niu'cn httcty.'
1 ft!. ii ; heart l.i utmg a bit taster,
but v. .;:i every semblance of outwar'.
ca;m, I
o t..e tart is. it's not been at all
tveh; ;iv f.,,. t. it's dead."
' i.,'.....' i-xt'!a;ml. Well, 1
never. , did it die of?"
-l M ii u't l uow," I n'iilled. "it
tliwl i 'i. '!.-. It it' ,)in a week ago "
"I hr.:;e fi-.tr .Poily isn't ioi:.g t.-i In'-li-w
s ,."!" i, i:.t i ,'ed. ; av h.j- l,er
urv (W -.;,) ,pii. i ih f..v, dj ,K
1" t sh." l a i. t n'O-c l- 'v thi eici -
ii'?. I liuii't t'itik she kua Bpoken a
sort all tlvs week."
"TlwiiU eooilnfas'."I intvanlly ejacti
touil. Thinjrs were bitrSuniiir to look a bit
an-kv.ard. cud 1 m-st aiiout for aon.e-tL-.nf;
in ehmifye tlic course of converaa
tio::. I ar.i not a rjuit-k thinker, hot-c-er.
r-.r .1 UJor I tsmid coilwt my wits,
Sims .svcrM eor,t:r.ticd:
"Dear.iloar. to lh':nk your poor Polly's
rleiit!: Wei!. I cm i-orryl 1 wiulti be sorry
to lose j'fltt, l'nilv dear," alte tiaid, id.
Cnanittp tlir parrot. "But really, Catit.
.Warier." looking me atraiplit in the
fj:-o, 'I eoii't inke our Pollyont.
Sontetlmes 1 eoultl almost iM-liere site
a different bird. She hasn't once
aetcif d .IcatieU to see me ail the week."
J ftit tlte blood rapidly rl-;ui(f to my
cheeks find forelieatl, but 1 trusted tu
n:y ttutned eomp.'exion for it not in
tdiovr. J feebly replied: "I'erhapashe'it
moultiiig."
It a an ttnhi.ky slip. "Well, now
I come to think," said Mis Travers, "J
noticed that its tail looked roach paler
after ita bath the other morning, and
the water was quite red. la that a
aifrn of moulting?"
"Yes, I often used to notice it about
my own parrot."
"But I thought your bird had no red
about it," she pursued.
"Confound the woman's peraistena-"
I thought, but 1 stammered: "I mean
that is to aay you see I've noticed it
in all red parrota 1 have ever codic
across. They shouldn't be bathed at
nil, it injures their constitution."
"Oh ' I thought you recommended it,"
she said.
So I hud, dozens of times. "Only for
the gray ones,"! said, forming a con
venient distinction an the spur of the
moment.
Misa Travers did not seem inclined to
pursue the subject further, much to I
my satisfaction, ond then, there was a
dead pause.
During the wbole of our conversa
tion the subject of it had not ceased
to continue its antics In the wire cage, j
hetber it was the sound of my voice
that caused it to be thus excited I do
not know, ut at this opportunity it
burst in with "Hi, hi!"
I was getting desperate, and could
tbink of nothing to change the subject ;
ond yet if I didn't say something I
was terribly afraid the parrot would
A bicycle bell sounded down the
rood.
"Are you thinking of getting a bi
cycle. Miss Travers?" I said.
"So, certainly not," she replied;
"bow can you ask such a question?"
Another awful pause, during which.
I mopped the perspiration from my
brow.
-a ita nactiei, i love you!" came
in clear tones from behind my back.
The wretched bird had caught the ex
act tone of my voice.
"Capt-llanley! Sir!" said Miss Trav-,
ers, raising herself to her full flveleel
one and ooe-balf inches. "Did you ad
dress that remark to me, sir?"
I had, however, utterly collapsed, and
bury ing my head in my hands, I leaned
down on the little round table. Wheth
er the sight of the' poor old ship in dis
tress touched her tender heart I don't
know, bnt she added, in softer tones:
"This is very unexpected, Capt Man
ley." .
I could hold out no longer.
"Miss Enchel," I cried, "I'm a thun
dering old hpyocrite. My parrot isn't
dead at all; there it is in that cage; it's
yours that's dead; I shot it I didn't
mean to. Can yon forgive me for alt .
the lies I told you?"
"All right! All right!" said the sol
emn voice of the parrot behind me.
"It wus Polly that made that remark
just now, not I; but, believe me, she
sneaks the truth, if J don't. Bachel, I
do really love you."
I ventured to look up. Tears were
standing in her eyes, and the expression
on her face made me hope that I did not
look quite such a big booby in her eye
as I felt I did in my own.
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Albany Furniture Co.,
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BALTIMORE BLOCK, Albany, Orrgo
Furniture, Carpets, I.iiH.letiiMS, limiting, ell'.
Picture.-- and lcturj m Ktiitp.
Unl,M'fnkinr
Victors
Victor Non Puiu-turalile Tire, No. 103, in
ruining wheel on earth. Ihe hest is the elienjiei-l
end Largest stork of secoml-hrind wheels on iht-
Everything as represented. Write for list
Headquarter ft-r siMidrieH
Street and 311 Alder 8tr'H, 1'
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hasten),
11. II. CO.
aquina Bay Route.
Conmctinp at Yaijnina Bar with the Han
Kranc'.Ko and aquina Bar tJteuiiihii
t.oni'i my,
Steucsliip "Farallon"
Ba;lt from Ywintna Unv cvnrv niviit Htivn
fwfca-i Francisco, ( uo bay, fort Orlonl,
Trinit ad and iiuinlxildl bay.
Passenger Accommoda-
lions Unsurpassed.
Sho test Kotite Between the Willamette
vane;, ana tsuianiia.
Fare tram Albany and Points West to Han
Francisco:
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To Coos Bay and Port Orford :
Cabin , $ a oo
To Humboldt Bay:
Cabin f oo
Round Trip Good for 00 DayHiecial.
RIVER DIVISION.
Mearuer ALBANY, eleKantly furnished,
mcliuiiiiK new niatld. .ill run ixlu..
Corvallisand Portland on the following
Mcitetbile:
Oovn river: TueMlavs. Tlninuinv. ....i
Sundays, leave (,'orvallis fl a. m. and
Albany, 7 a. m. Amve Portland, 5 p. m.
I P river: Mondavi, Wednesdays and
rrirta-s. Leave Portland, 6 a. m. and
Albany, 9:20 p. m. Arrive t'orvollis, 11:20
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ins w Stow, Hup't liiver Division.
Manaxor. II. B. Sai bv.
H. 1 Wiiors, Atr't. Opp Bevere House
Agent, Depot Albany,
Bl;ianj Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Rl ani Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ril ans Tabules cure constipation.
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