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INTEREST IN NEW CATCH “ J E R S E Y METHODS GROWING WE BUY OLD GOLD H if h n t prices paid fo r Silver, Old Jew elry, G old Teeth, t ie . U N C L E M Y E K S . Forty years in Portland. 71 Sixth, between Oak and Pine. FISH P Ë J A T E N ' T 1 S u g ■ 1 GtVE S Y0U P «» *"'«• ersomi A IT C DEALER FINDS CREATURE W ITH HORSE’S HEAD. Remarkable Success Here At tracting Attention. a n d KODAK SUPPLIES Wonderful Creature With Queer Points of Anatomy la Found by Philadel phia Man la Hit Big Aqua rium. W rite for catakxrues and literatura. Developing and printing. Mail orders given prompt atiantioo Prof. James Munyon, the health ex Philadelphia, Pa.— After a prolonged ForUand Photo Supply Co. 149 T h ir l Street P O R T L A N D . ORE. pert, had a strenuous time yesterday. retirement from public life, the "Jer People seemed to flock to him on ac sey Devil" has appeared again. This w a r d E. BURTON — Affrayer and Chemist, | count o f his remarkable success, and H o Leudville, Colorado. Specimen prices: Gold, I time the fearsome beast Is in captiv Silver. Lead. SI. Gold, Silver. 75c; Gold. 50o; Zino ¡ it was a difficult matter to get within ity In this city, however, and as It Is or Copper. SI. Mailing envelopes s id fu ll price list speaking distance o f him. Several sent on application. Control and Umpire work so only two inches long, It Is not much to licitud. Reference: Carbonate National Bank. persons expressed themselves forcibly be feared. Louis Hlrsch, a dealer In in explaining the reasons for their be | gold fish at 1823 East Wlshart street, lie f o f the man. One young woman, Bridge Perfectly Adjusted. discovered the strange creature In his In the Forth bridge there Is a hor who is very prominent in the city, big aquarium and since that time all izontal pull of 10,000 tons on the chief said: the neighborhood scientists have ex spans, and a weight of 100,000 tons ] “ I have been suffering for years amined it and gone away dum- with a combination o f stomach troub on their bases. Half a dozen Iron founded. clads might be hung upon them with les, catarrh and other troubles, with The creature Is two Inches long, general debility. I could hardly do out causing hut undue strain. with a head like a horse and a tail anything at times on account o f the like a tadpole. On each side of the pain in my stomach, side and chest. Utilize Every Moment. head are three horns. There are four Know the true value of time; I had a dull gnawing pain in the pit of legs, each with five nails on them. The snatch, seize, and enjoy every mo my stomach, palpitation o f the heart, toes are separated more like fingers, ment of It. No idleness, no laziness, and a feeling o f weakness that I could with one that would represent the no procrastination: Never put off not understand. Headaches most of thumb apart from the other four. The till tomorrow what you can do today. the time, with extreme nervousness, color of the creature Is drab, with made it So that I could not eat, and — Earl of Chesterfield. speckles of darker tone, and the stom what little food that I did eat I did ach la yellow as gold. As there are not seem to get any strength from. Very often I would have to get up at between 4,000 and 5,000 fish In the night for something to eat in order to aquarium In Hlrsch’s yard, he did not Moat economical and effective fo r house stop the hungry feeling that would notice the monstrosity until he clean and school heating. ed the aquarium out the other day. come over me. J. C . B A Y E R F U R N A C E C O . “ Munyon’s treatments had been Then, on the bottom of the taDk, be front and Market Sts. Portland, Or. suggested to me, but I laughed at the found the Jersey devil, sitting on its SE N D ?O R C ATALO G U E . •idea that they could do me any good, haunches and regarding him placidly. I as I had tried so many doctors and rem The appearance of the object was bo edies without relief. I was tired, startling, said Hlrsch, that If it had nervous and worn out all the time. been larger it would have frightened BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL him. He did not know whether It was i'so rtt the bos ! thorough mslmotions a dnrisi Nothing I could do made me feel any a fish or an amphibious beast, but he sin ! pric kal work Hut caa be produced, also better. did know that he had something rare, lathe work, drill press and taring. “ I had little hopes that his new Finely equipped machie shop aad school and be is guarding It Jealously. Hlrsch room. Tuition tee $35 cash; (40 treatment could help me, but when I payaeats $10 per week heard what wonderful work he was believes the devil eats fish, for It has BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL k doing here I decided to consult him. shown little Interest in files and bugs GARAGE. that he had offered It He has put It East 23 d asd Morhsaa. Pertlaad, Or Now I feel like a woman made over; am regaining my weight, feel well In a small aquarium with some gold and cheerful all the time. I was sur fish to see what happens. If the gold prised at the quick results, for my im fish disappear he will know they are provement was almost immediate; my In the devil’s little gold-plated stomach. Should have a c py o f my new booklet. The Jersey devil, that first appeared soreness vanished and I could eat any “ N eu ro lo gy— the W a y to H ealth .” thing I wanted to. I look and feel 10 In Gloucester several years ago, and then was seen In practically every I t te ’ls o f the wonderful cures that have been years younger, and it is all due to city and town within a radlua of 60 made anti how to g e t well. W rite fo r it today, to Prof. Munyon’s new treatment.” DR. H A R V E Y W. FR E E Z E . Merchants Trust “ This statement is one o f many,” miles, was described as a beast the Bldg., Portland, Oregon. said the health expert today. “ I size of a large dog and having wings. have not had one single case o f dis Excepting the wings, the creature satisfaction or poor results from my found In Hlrsch’s aquarium fits in treatment in this city since opening every description the description of the Jersey devil as given by eye wit here. “ I believe that I can do as much for nesses of that awe-inspiring beast's It has not barked yet, but others as I ha/e done for her. My visits. methods are simple, founded on Na maybe that Is because of its extreme ture, and I have made stomach trouble youth. BOYNTON FURNACES EVERY HOME a deep study for years. That ex plains my universal success. “ I want every man or woman suf fering from rheumatism, bladder-kid ney troubles or indigestion to go to the nearest drug store and get my remedies. These little pellets remove the cause o f your trouble once for all. I f you are not sure just what your trouble is, w rite a personal letter to Prof. J. M. Munyon, 53d and Jeffer son Sts., and he and his expert corps o f physicians w ill give you medical advice absolutely free. They will send you an examination blank and ask questions and give you the most painstaking examination and there i9 not a penny to pay nor are you under any obligation to follow their advice. The Dawn of Scientific Knowledge Learn a Profession where the de mand is greater than the supply. Methods of Sabbath Counting. While the Egyptians named the flays of their week, the Jews num bered them only, the first day of the week being always the day after the weekly Sabbath. Fifteen different methods of Sabbath counting are known to have existed during the last four thousand years, including every day of the week, weeks of different and varying length, from six to ten days, and months of various and varying length. You may have a Headache, Tooth ache, Stomachache, Earache, not seri ous enough for the doctor, so you suf fer. Hamlins Wizard Oil atops these pains quickly. Honorable. Dignified, Lucrative W rite fo r Literatu re and information. I t will be to Y O U R advantage. Invalids and others needing skilled treatment, w rite fo r particulars. 409 Commonwealth Bldg., Portland, Or. AUTOMOBILE A BLIND TIGER North Carollnan Puts Up the Newest Method for Carrying Drinks to His Thirsty Friends. Salisbury, N. C.— It has remained for a North Carolina man to Introduce something new In what la known as “ blind tiger” saloons. There have been boot-leggers, who carry corn whisky in their boots; those who ham die It In suitcases; those who mas querade as druggists, anu others who sell strong drink as elder, vinegar, etc., but now John Ludwig, lately elected an alderman of this town, has been arrested, charged with using an automobile as a traveling "tiger.” He was arrested in Mooresvllle, Irl- dell county, N. C. The police there had been told that a Sallsburg man would bring a quantity of whisky In an automobile. They kept on the watch, hiding In tha woods, and were there when the automobile arrived. As they rushed up the two men In the automobile tried to get away, but failed. They threw pint bottles of whisky right and left as they went but before they had gone far they were captured and 72 pint bottles of liquor confiscated. A box nad been arranged In the rear of the automobile In which the whisky was neatly packed. For years more whisky was made In Salisbury than in any other town in the statA Earth's Core. A t a meeting of a scientific society at The Hague Professor Welchert as BEDBUGS FIGURE IN TAX PLEA serted that his studies of the varying velocity of earthquake tremors, pass Ohio Board of Review la Aaked to ing through the Interior of the globe, Adjuat Aaaeaament of Infaatad lead to the conclusion that the earth House. consists of a central core of Iron or steel, about 5,680 miles In diameter. Sandusky, O.— The board of review has received many protests from tax His Right to Title. A French paper says that a New payers who assert they are unjustly Zealand chief had Just taken up hie assessed. One protest. In a class by residence upon a piece of land, hie Itself, was received from J. L. Wat right to which was contested: "1 kins, who says a small frame house have got an undoubted title to the valued at $1,100 Is not worth the sum property.” he observed, "as I ate ths mentioned because It Is so full of bed bugs that no one will live In IL preceding owner.” "Several years ago,” he aaya, "I rented this house to a family who Something New. brought bedbugs with them. Since An Irishman Just from the sod wai then no tenant stays longer In the eating some old cheese, when be house than it takes to find another. found, to his dismay, that It con The law will not permit me to burn tained living Inhabitants. "Be Ja- the house, but that Is the only way bera,” said he, "does your cheese in the bugs will ever be disposed of." this country have children?” How much a bug-infested bouse Is worth will be determined by the board and the assessment revised. temores r S h oe P olish es ’ in e s t in Q u a lit y . L a r g e s t In V a r i e t y . They meet every requirement fo r cleaning and Mlsblng shoes o f a>l kinds and colors. G I L T E D G E the only ladles shoe dressing that positively contains Oy>. Llacks and l ’ollshcs ♦vile*’ and children's boots and shoes, a l iin e « w it h o u t r u b b in g , 2V . “ French Olona," lue. D A N D Y com binai Ion fo r cleaning and polishing all kin Is o f m w t or tan shoes, k5c. “ Star” size, 10c. E l.IT E combination fo r gentlem en who take pnde in having their shoes look A 1. Restores ' co'or and lustre to all black shoes. Polish w ith a bruwh o r cloth. 25c. HABY E L IT E size 10c. I f your dealer doc* not keep the kind yon want, send us his a 11 resa and tho prico in stamps foe a fu ll size package. W H IT T E M O R E BROS. & CO., 2 0 -3 8 A lb a n y a t., SAYS COLLEGES ARE VERY BAD esvioe 0. 0. MARTIN, * ° PORTLAND, L îh-’;*.>ï r ,0ï,'S¥"** Writs for istofisstion ORE. TT /\TN I \ U a Í D EV IL” C a m b r id g e , M aas. e k e Oldest a n d Ix irg e s t M a n u jiii f u r e r » o f Shoe polishes in the World. : L i. B H * a JLi jp m 7] i i ii T i| A Tonic, A lte ra tiv e and Reaolvent. Th a best r e m - l y fo r K id n r y i, I.iv e r en d Bowela. Eradicates Pim ples, Kruptions and D isorders o f the Skin. Purifies the Blood and giv es Tone, S tren gth and V ig o r to tha en tire system. COME T O P O R T L M O END BE CURE 0 IN FIV E DRYS VARICOSE VEINS, HERNIA, N100D POISON X o s e v e r« operstions, many raoes t>«nnanenUy corod in one treatment. M oattim e-sav¡n g. m«>*t natural, most safe. A radical aad perm anent c a r«. I g i r t my w ord and w ill i ▼on to other aaedical authorities that th is is a fart. I am cer- la in ly prepared to core by experience and equipm ent, w h ich are the keystones to success. I b a r s the b*-»t equipped medical office on the Const. I w ill g iv e $500 to any charity aa guarantee that e v e ry statement in thisan n oun rem en tla true. I in rite yon to come to m y office. I w ill explain to yon my treatment fo r Varicoee V ein s. H ernia. N e rv o u s la b ilit y . Flood Poison. P ile s, Fistula, Bladder, K idney, Proatatie and «11 Men a A ilm en ts and g irm y o u F R E E « physical e x a m in e tiom .f necessary a microscopical and chem ical an alysis of secretions, to determ ine pathological and bacteriological con ditioos. E v e ry m it should take advantage o f th is o p p o r tunity to learn their true condition. A vtrmantni Curt it tchat you w an t .4 p r r m m m t Curt it vkmt 1 g\tt. WRJTTEM W A M H T U - M y written guarantee m eans « e n r « or ■t ss4 Is the fres?«*«? msrvri of medical srirarc. Tkis Htr r a w ir 181 ■NHXZTNOH IT . COt PORTLAND OtIOON CONVICT FORGED HIS PARDON Got Murderer Away Free, But Then Had to Serve Out Unfinished Term. Austin, Tex.— While William J Drnt was pondering over how he would start life anew as he was par doned from the Texaa penitentiary by Governor Colquitt, he received an ex press order for $6,000 with a note ex plaining It came from a friend, who had appreciated a favor. Dent knew at once the money came from George Isaac, former fellow prisoner, and who was released ten years ago with a pardon forged by Dent Dent and Isaac were convicts ten years ago, Isaac serving a life sen tence for murder and Dent serving two years for forgery. They become friends, and when Dent’s tprm expired he worked for a month forging a pardon for Isaac which was accepted as genuine, and Isaac was liberated. The forgery was discovered, and six months later Deni was located and brought back and sub (tltuted to serve out the sentence for Investigator Believes They Do More Harm Than Good. Students Drink to Excess — Beer Rules at Princeton—Columbia Is Worst o f All. Chicago— R. T. Crane, millionaire iron manufacturer, made public Sun day an arraignment o f the big uni versities o f the country. He charges alarming prevalence o f drinking and gaming among the students. Colum bia he ranks the worst, but conditions at Harvard, Princeton and Cornell, he declares, are almost as bad. O f the students at Harvard, 90 per cent drink in their freshman year; 95 per cent in their senior year, and 15 per cent o f them go irrevocably to the bad, according to the report o f an in vestigation which Mr. Crane caused to be made. Mr. Crane has spout much time and money investigating the results o f higher college education. So bitter is he in consequence that he declares colleges do more harm than good. “ An outsider can scarcely realize the amount o f drinking that goes on in the clubrooms of the colleges,” says Mr. Crane, in his report. “ Re ferring particularly to Harvard, I es timate the number o f students who combine in a mild degree wine and bad women, 65 per cent; who drink heavily, 35 per cent, and who have two or three ‘ bats’ a year also, 45 per cent. “ I do not doubt that even worse states o f affairs exist in other col leges. A t Princeton it is beer, beer, beer. The body o f students in my mind drink even more than Harvard men. On one occasion I believe there must have been more than 300 stu dents dead drunk. “ A t Y ale drinking is reocognized in so great a degree that clubs have their tables at barrooms. I was never so shocked in my life as when I found New Haven the dissolute, debauched and whisky town that it is. Some time ago the statement appeared in a New Haven paper that there were 2,- 000 fallen women in that city. “ A t Cornell the conditions are Bome- what the same, although I believe Cornell students do not cany their ex cesses so far aa do boys at Princeton, Yale and Cambridge. The Cornell boys are grdat on beer, as are also the men at Princetn. “ A t Colubmia, I believe, there ex ists more debauchery than at any oth er college, on account o f its nearness to the famous resorts o f the city. I f further proof be necessary, let me quote from a letter received from E. C. Mercer, who is special secretary o f the association o f colleges o f North America, and who ia following this matter up for the association, which shows that it has taken upon itself the work o f reforming college men. “ He is delivering a lecture entitled, ‘ College Men I Have Met in the Slums and Prisons o f New Y ork.’ He says: “ I did say, and have proof to back me up, that I have met personally and have heard from the most reliable authorities o f some 1,200 college-bred men in the Blums, prisons, jails and sanitariums who were down and out through fast living. The noted bread line in our city has constantly in it college-bred men.’ ” NINE KILLED IN R IO T, . Political Feud in Capital o f Mexico Ends Fatally. Mexico City— Nine persons were killed and more than twice that num ber injured when Reyistas and Mader istas clashed in Tuxtla Chico, a v il lage in the state o f Chiapas, near the southern boundary o f Mexico, accord ing to reports received at the presi dent's office. Partisans o f General Reyes began a parade in hia honor, expecting to close the manifestations with an open air mass meeting. Hurriedly the Mader istas o f the community mustered their forces and began to interfere with the Reyistas program. In a few minutes partisans o f both Madero and Reyes were fighting with stones, knives and clubs. The battle ended only with the rout o f the Rey istas, who left their dead and wounded on the field. German Crope Failures. Berlin— The official crop report de scribes conditions throughout Prussia in gloomy terms. The prolonged drouth not only burned the crops but also caused such a plague o f field mice, larvae and other crop destroyers that great fears are entertained for the winter. Crops o f potatoes and sugar beets are o f the puniest kind. Fod der crops suffered so severely that owners are selling off their cattle, despairing o f means to keep them through the winter. Pasturage al ready has partly or wholly dried up. “ Death to Reyes” Is Cry. Juarez, Mexico — The big Reyes demonstration, planned for this city by the recently organized political club, failed to materialize Sunday morning, but in its place was a throng o f fully 1,000 Maderistas parading the streets with banners bearing like nesses o f the former revolutionary chief, splitting the air with their wild enthusiasm. There were cries of “ Down with Reyes!” and "D eath to Reyes!” The Reyistas club ia as serted to have a membership o f 700, but it made no demonstration. Women Join Farming Congreee Colorado Spring«— Women in the union o f South A frica have been the flrat to organize an auxiliary to the international congress o f farm women, which is to hold its first congress in this city, beginning October 15, at the time o f the dry farming congress. Announcement was received from Pre toria that a woman’s section o f the Sooth A frica dry farming congress was seeking affiliation with the national gathering at Colorado Spring«. ■ngllah Girl’s Traglo Kate. The startling case of a North Les ion (Eng.) girl who has contracted leprosy contains elements of tragls Interest. The dreadful disease was contracted by the victim wearing, as part of a fancy dress costume, a wig of eastern origin. Some time ago ehe went to a fancy dress bEilL The coe- tume. that of a Chinese lady— was pronounced perfect In every detalL Unfortunately the wig she wore wae only too real. It came from the east About a week after a strange mark appeared on her forehead and she consulted a specialist, who found that she was suffering from leprosy. She has now been removed to a leper col ony. Diligent Inquiries were made to discover the antecedents of the wig, and It now has been found that It had at one time been worn by a leper. RED CROSS BALL BLUE. The blue that is all blue. Best for washing because It makes the clothe« clear and white, lasts longer than liquid blue and produces better re sults. Avoid liquid bluing because It Is only a weak solution of blue In an expensive package. RED CROSS BALL BLUE is sold everywhere. Price, 10c. ASK YOUR GROCER. Cat Never In Danger, Her love for robins nearly got Mrs. Antoinette Perkins of Hackensack, N. J., Into grave trouble the other day, for the three bullets she fired from a revolver at a cat that was killing a robin on her lnwn came near kill ing three persons. One bullet went through the wall of a neighboring house and passed close to the head of a person sitting at the dining room table. The two other bullets whis tled past tho heads of two boys who were passing the Perkins home. The offending cat escaped unhurt. 'Discouraged n u r« so «O m«ny m a n V time* t i n , . « in I . letters t from The expression occurs sick women, “ I was completely discouraged.” And there is always good reason for tho discouragement. Year* of pain and suffering. Doctor alter doctor tried in vain. Mcdicinea doing no lasting good. It is no wonder that the woman feels discouraged. Thousands cl these weak and tick women have found health and courage regained as the result oi the uoe of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It establishes regularity, heals inflammation and ulcera tion, and cures weakness. /r wETtjr w o m e n s t r o n g 71N D S IC K W OMEN W ELL. nukes Refuse substitutes offered b y unscrupulous drugglsta for this reliable remedy. Sick women are invited to consult, by letter, free. All correspondence strictly private and sacredly confidential. Write without fear and without tee to World’s Dispensary, R. V . Pierce, M. D., Prea’t, Buffalo N Y Dr. Pieroe’ a Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver end bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candv. Nothing for Nothing. It was said by all the neighbors ot Ur. Qulnchley that he had never been known to give away anything In his life. He either sold It. or demanded something In exchange. On one oo- Baslon he was making a long journey. The seat directly In front of him was occupied by a man who had been coughing and sneezing at frequent In tervals for more than an hour. At last Mr. Squlnchley leaned forward and spoke to him. "That'a a pretty bad cold you seem to have," he said. “ Worst one I ever had In my life," wheezed the other. "W ell. I know ot a simple and harm less remedy, absolutely sure, that will cure It Inside of two daya. "Some patent nostrum ?" "N o; you can make It up at home." **I shall be very grateful If you will tell me what It la.” " I ’ll do It. sir," said Mr. Squlnchley, sarrowlng his eyelids, "If you’ll tell me what’ll drive away these warts I've got on my left hand."— Youth's Com panion. __________________ Essence of Fine Breeding. In families well ordered there Is al ways one firm and sweet temper, which controls without seeming to dlo- tate. The essence of all fine breeding T o B r e s t : In M aw S h o e s. A lw a y s s h s k e in A l i e n ’, F o o t-E a se , a p o w d e r . Is In the gift of oscillation. A man It c u re s h ot, . w e t t i n g , a c h in g , e w u U e n fe e t who possesses every other title to our "u re a co rn s, I n g r o w in g n a ils S lid b u n io n s . A t respect besides that of courtesy, Is la i l l d r n fg t .t a and shoe steree, 36c. D on t accept y su bstitu te, rtsm nle n isi Led F ltE E . A ddress danger of forfeiting them ail. A rude m A lien 8. O lm sted, he R o y , N , Y . manner renders Its owner always A B i l l y Season G i f t . liable to affront. He Is never without "Take your wife a silly season gift dignity who avoids wounding the dig sf a half dozen assorted sealing wstx nity of othe— sandles,” the salesman said. Lost «i,_ . -uuu—a Heart. "But I don't know what sealing wax Nothing seems so hopelessly lost, zandles are,” the patron objected. when It Is lost, as a heart; yet noth "This la what they are." The sales ing, when It Is lost, Is by the experi man produced a neat box. "They are ence of the centuries so absolutely •ticks of sealing wax, each contain certain of recovery.— Puck. ing a wick. You light the wick when you want to seU a letter; the wax melts and drops off, tnd when you have got enough for your seal you blow out tha flame. A sealing wax candle saves the expense and bother ft a second candle. Won’t you take your wife a silly ssason gift of a boxr "But," objected the patron, " I don’t think that It Is either eustomary or desirable to give wives presents In the «Illy season." OWES DER HEALTH To Lydia E. Plnkham ’s Vegetable Compound Rcottville, Mich.— “ I want to tell you bow much good LydiaE. Pinkham’s V e g e t a b l e Com pound and Sanative Wash have done me. I live on a farm and have worked very hard. I am forty- five years old, and am tho mother or th ir te e n children Many peoplo think it strango that I am not broken d o w n with hard work and the care o f my fam ily, but I tell them o f my good friend, your Vegetable Compound, and that there w ill be no backache and bearing down pains fo r them If they w ill tako it as I have. I am scarcely ever with out it in the house. ‘ I will say also that I think there Is no better medicine to be found fo r young girls to build them up and make them strong and well. M y eldest daughter has taken Lydia E. Pink, ham’s Vegetable Compound fo r pain fu l periods and irregularity, and it has always helped her. “ I am always ready and w illing to sneak a good word fo r the Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Kennedies. I tell every one I meet that I owe my health and hap. piness to these wonderful medicines." —Mrs. J. G. JoiiNsoN.Scottville.Mich., R.F.1). 8. Lydia E.Pinkliam ’s Vegetable Com pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harm ful drugs, and to-day holds the record fo r the largest number o f actual curea o f female discuses.. Color In Precious Stones. The color of gem stones, sdthougfc of greatest Importance commercially, la of little or no value In determining their particular Identity. Certsdn stones show their characteristic shades of color. It la true, but It ia only after various tests have been applied that color can be considered at all as evidence of value. All min erals In their pure state are pure white, and the color shown Is due to m lnr-tl pigment In many cues. Moth-ra win Lad Mr*. Window’ s Soothing Syrup the bast romodv to use tot thsir children luring tha taathiug period. May Be Overdone. Bishop Willard F. Mallalleu, at a dinner, defended the laws against Sun day breaking, Indecent literature, eta. "But these laws," objected a sociolo gist, "undermine our freedom." "Free dom,” said Bishop Mallalleu, ‘Is a good thing, but let us not make too much of It. In Pennsylvania, for Instance, a man Is free to marry his mother-la- law, but no man ever doe«." W hen You Feel BILIOUS you can always blame it on a lazy liver and clog ged bowels. This disa greeable sick feeling can be quickly corrected by taking HOSTETTER’S STOMACH B I T T E R S It has helped thousands — will help you, too. Try it today. A ll druggists. Constipation causes many serious dis- It is thoroughly cured by Doc tor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. laxative, three for cathartic. In the Bheepfold. Regularity In feeding Is of much Importance. If It can be so arranged aa to feed at 8 o'clock In the morning and 4 o’clock In the afternoon, It Is about the best that can be done. No live stock will make better use of a few turnips or other roots, in winter, than will breeding ewes. It Is advis able, too, to give them a little grain. It helps them wonderfully. If the flockmEuster knows Just when to ex pect lambs he can often save the life of a nice lamb by watchfulness and a little care at the right time In seeing that the mother takes due care of it. Possibly he may lose a few hours’ sleep during the season, but when he comes to sell the lambs and put the price In his pocket, he can reflect that this lost sleep Is paid for. « r e the safest and most reliable cathaitlc and system cleanser. Th e best remedy fo r Torpid Liver, Biliousness and Sick Headache. A t Drunrlsts* or bjr M all, 2 8 C«nta H oyt C u k m i c a i . C o . P o r t l a n d , ojlkgo * USINESS COLLEGE P ortland , o/urewr SEND FOR FREE FIRST LESSONS Pettits L\v S a lv e Real Epochs of Llfs. Real action la In silent moments. The epochs of our life are not In the visible facte of our choice of a calling, our marriage, our acquisition of an office, and the like, but In a silent thought by the wayside as we walk; In a thought which revises our entire manner of life and says: "Thus hast thou done, but It were better thus."— Emerson. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "Old Nick” Busy. A reverend Scotchman was going to hold forth to an open-air meeting. He eat down on a bank In which there wae an ant’e neet; the lneecte aoon found their way Into hie "Oh, no, we Big Combination. never mention ’em’«," and he eald: A story is told of an American who, “ Brethren, though I hope I have the ▼laltlng In Dublin, wae conducted to word of God In tny mouth, I think the the cathedral which had been restored El eel haa got Into my breeke."— Ex by the Qulnnoss family of brewere, then to the schools which they had change. built, and lastly to the great brewery. Work and Prayer. 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