The Columbia register., February 17, 1905, Image 7

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Ml Humors
Art taper nuttm which (lit tkla,
liver, klduejra and other organs cu
But take care of without help, then U
uch an accumulation o( Uictn.
They liUcr th whole system.
riiiiplci, bolls, ecrema and other
truptloui, los tf tppctllo, that tired
(cclloj;, bilious turns, flu of l-dlgee-lion,
dull ho&diichoa aod Diaujr oiLar
troubles art due to them.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
and Pills
r.emor all humors, overcome all
their effects, itrpnutlico, touo 1
invigorate tho wholo sjsU'ra.
" I tad m)I rUeura on my bindi m that I
fould tool work. I Utuk Hood Bartaparllla
and It drove out U humor. I ennUnurd
Ita tee till tbe sores dlMfpMnd. Mas.
laa 0. Uauws, Kuralord Kails, Ma.
Meed'e Baraaparllla promise t
ure and keopa th promts.
ArMmlo and rrulrno.
A curioua atorr la reiortl coaeern
Ing a barque which arrival rcentlr In
port hating In her rar.o there namlred
casks of arsenic. The crew slept very
near tbe large array of barrr 1 contain
.lug the drug, which gate off eoaatantly
an ludearrlbahla odor. They aoon all
Motlmt tbe aatna thing, and aevtTal of
the tar became aware that they were
tHHiimlng abnormally stout One nmu
gained twenty-five pounds. The agyre.
gate ettra weliftit put on by the en
tire crew waa little than four bun
dnsl pounds. Tble waa attributed to
vspor generated by the action of the
aua on the cart and Inhulod by the acu
men while tfary slept.
TO CURU A COLD IN ONII DAY
Take Lasative Mramti gumma Tahltne. AM dnit
f au fmu4 iM tmtwf it It l'ta la cure, k, W.
CrwVe eatwre la tm MK k Su. Ko.
Owe Man's Theory.
Mr. Nvm kid You talk aUiut the
of single blMMstncM, but, according to
(tiatira, mure bac-lirlor commit suU-M
than married uhmi.
Mr. UtilUaeh Yea, that's true.
Ira. New kid Oh. you admit It. o
rut Then. 1 auhooe you ao eiplsla
wnr n i wi
Mr. OI.ll.ach Certainly. They are
driven te dcaiwrallua by other beoDlt'i
. , .
lO.ooo TlMMta far 10,
Til is a remarkable olir the John A.
SaUr Keeil Co., La Croaae, Wia., makes.
Saber rVnla have a national reputation
aa ilia earlict, hiieat, rliicet the earth
prmiuons. lliry will atiud you their big
plant and awd ealalug, togothor with
auoufh aecd to pnw
l.OiW fine, solid Calilra,
t,om) rich, luicy Turmpa,
i.CW blanciiina, nutty Celery,
LOuO ru h, buttery lrttuae, ,
I, MX) eplrndid Oniona,
l.oiiO rare, luacmua Hadiahea,
e. I " . a a II . a
l.uuu ticirtouvij uruimni ru
This great offer la made in order to In-
duw yoa to try tbe.r warranud seed-
f,.r wU. y..u one pUnt tl.em yon will
Pow w otLrs, and I
att ma bit 16o rosTAoe,
pmvMinc yu will return this notice, snd ver-pretnt tendency toward the dl-
If vou will w ml i hem .(! in ptwinire, they tlnctlve American womun-type. even
will sl.l to the sIm.v a big pscksge of the jn the lowliest of American house
?&f Jw, that conntltutes tho
Cory, l'ecp o' Day, etc., etc. (1. C. L4 feature In American womanhood. Aa
la order l ei p ..ui (HHiple's friend
ship It is iift'eaanrr to k-i them.
Th Cnnnrlsl plnnk la the women'
plolforut Is iu nmiipy.
Th Ant succeaaful flour mill was
erected In London In 17m.
la fifty yesrs stilcld fan Incrtssed in
Croat llrltslu lr W nr cent
A doir wiu'sutTla oa mighty little
provocation.
Newport News, Va., July aa, 19OJ. 1 mosphere drier. A curious pbenoiue
Lnit summer while recovering from 111- nnn the aa nnt ornwt ami mnnnr
?a"am
Z ... ....
Irom w'uicu 1 wa unaoie to leave my " , , .
room for several month. I was treated north, while the comparatively warm
by two !octor aad also tried different wind were aouthorly. They saw Ice
lands of linamcnts and medicine which bergs of the most fantastic shapes, re
deemed to relievo me from pain for aembllng house, churches and steam
awhile, but at the aame time I we not m The ilwjKe doK, Btru.k work
SlrUKe,.Ln P 1- to do unite
of 8.S.S. for Rheumadsm. I decided n,uch Dul,ln tte -nlmtli. In
to give lta trial, which I did at once, the western bIwIro Journey an lee
After I had taken three bottle I felt a "Ude wa descended In one minute ten
great deal better; aud I still continued
to tate it regularly until I ws entirely
anv Ana auJIcrin'r from Rlieumntism .
mm a w
613 jad CL CHAS. .C ClLDSKSUUmt,
Rhcurmtbm Is caused by uric add or
by one acid or
onio ot'.icr acid poison in tho Hood,
which wlicn denotited in the mucclca
, . VIIHWim Ua gv .e SV ill V V till 111 ail 1
and Joints, produce the sharp, cutting; Bnd unruflled tcmpoT tUe lt.tly trlnls
pains end the stiffness and sorenesa pc . . . '.,. ,,,, .
cullar to this disease. S. S. S. goes fnVar of f especially those nrls
rectly .Into the circulation, all Irrjta. lnK from wltn molding, irnscl
tlng ubstances are neutralized aad bio, Irritating folk. It Is well to ro
filtcred out of the system, the blood is member at such times that theso un
wudo pnro and the general health is fortunate are their own worst cue
built up under the purifying and tonic n,ies, aud a cultivation of tho art of
cucuieui uio vege
table remedy.
Write for our spe
cial book on Rheu
matism which la
entfree. Our phy
sician will advise
without charge all
who will write na
about their case.
Tbi Swift Soeclflo Company, Atlanta, Ga.
CUKlt MkM All 111! I 111.
Oougn Srup, Taalaa Good. Ul
in llma Sold by drwyiflta.
4 Beet
a'Jal-rilllingr.fcfc
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A UtMORItt TO
CAllfO&NU VOUWtERS.
The cut Illustrates the noblo group
of atatuary which baa bwn acliirted
by the committee appointed to pro
cure a aultnble dest.n for a memorial
to thoae Callfornlana who fought In
the I'lilllpplne war. The group cou
slsts of the Goddess of Liberty, mount
ed on a winged home, and two sol
diers, one a private, lying mortally
wounded under the home's feet, aod
the other, an offlcer, standing at bay,
plitol In hand, near the body of the
fallen soldier. The height of the
mounted Oiruee la aeventeen and a
half feet without the pedestal, which
will add twelve feet. The flrures will
be made entirely of bronze. It will
require a year to complete the work.'
H0USEWIVC8 WORK TOO HARD.
Writer Think American Women Are
Impelled by Ambition to Overwork.
, I hold thnt that claaa of women In
America (the hardworking houae-
Ives) la not only hard-worked, but
I far too much over worked. Therilttt were dismissed In a few cold
number of house aervanta In the Unit -
ed Ktatc I not half ao large a that
In little KuglamL This enUII au enor-
moua amount of household work to be
done by untold thousnuds of American
Housewives. I auow It; I nave seen It
t, veara In farfnriea tn r,i.!,!i II.
i . ' , c.
m"i '"V. re. eui4 uiucr piaif
uiiti-ea, in private ouirra, ana in tuo in-
Dulto number of schools, American
women are working very hard. fre-qualnUlDce wllh literature, a formula
quently to the detriment of their con-'of iTnipllul.uc reJecUon which enUre
aUtuUons. But herein I found, the ly ,ulted ner We will not reveal II
groat difficulty In aummlng tip correct- ;bccauis lt WM charmlllg ttttt u pu,
ly the atate of women In a given coun- , thm vauDlt rira rmpr.
try. The bit rd- worked, the over-work-
ed women are of the aame type and cii4 eTer ofrec of marriage,
clns all the world over. They do not ut Wfl nui- coUflje that the young
constltuto the distinctive type of worn- tad u?ed to wltIieM con,,
anhood of a country. We must esUmate! atlT0 ftllur u marriage among
them, nol thy what they are actually ba friend., and alwaya Uklng bet
doing, but by what they are aiming at frlend,. nu,Unda than bet
I VJ. Ampr'7'i h0""cw,fe w,h0M frtenda themaelvea, though ahe blamed
husband has heretofore been unable to', , Hni.- ,..
give her autllclent "help" will, a eooni
M b husband Is flnanclallr uccea-1
! , " . ," " . . "j
turn out a type totally different
from what she hna been. It Is thla
lu Eiik'lund there Is no ImurKeolHlo pro
per, not becauiMV there are no middle
class families, of which, Indeed, there
Is no lack, but beemme In every Kng
Ush mlddleclnsa family there are an
ever-preseut desire and a reatlcsa am-
lilllon to set aiM'Inllv nut of thnt indl.
die class; even ao there Is In America
no real bourgeoisie woman, owing to
the unmlMtnkable, Ineradicable tendeu-
W 1 v'rT American woman to reach
the type of that A merlon n womnn
I whom my critics think they can re
strict to a limited number wlli. worldly
lucllnutlous. Success Mapizlny.
Antarctic Kouentrlcliie.
Rome of the seamen returned to
New Zealand from the Discovery, wbo
have had experience of botb the Arc
tie and Antarctic, say that the cold la
tho latter la lus aerere, and the at-
"fit
erlnna In fha Anrarnfta iLt Haiinllw
seconds. It took three days to ascend
the sume slideon the return Journey,
btiji niiimv
i""""
tierenlty of Temper.
i . . M . a. a a a
uno sign 01 mentni uenun is sereni-
ty of temper and a self control that
not hearing will help us veryjouich.
It U a very useful art nil through Hfo
and well worth aorno troublo to ac
quire. , v ;
An Un-to-Ume It-'inl'ii:.
Mr. Oldun All you young girl
nowadays teem to be muscular ath
letes. Miss Strong Yea, Indeed. In the
bright lexicon of feintnlito youth there
Is no such word aa, "frail." Philadel
phia Press. -
It Is bootjess for a nvnn to have 'an
aim In life unless ho has the ammuni
tion to back it up, '
HOW 8HE PEJCCTEO A MAM
ai Fate of a Yoana; Woman Who Had
It All Used Up.
I There waa once a young lady of ten
der feeling but Or m reftolvea wb
waa Inflexibly determine: to live un
parried, eveu at the link of living an
old maid, but who wialiod ao rnuib to
pare the susceptibilities of .her po
tential admirer that the long made It
her atudy bow to refuse them with
out wounding them. To thla end ahe
' mmmA alt Ik. tisiv.la mUm fwt'.t law llf.r
avn. .... mn hvi i i m r i v w . "H -
band on and aa much poetry aa ahe
could bear. Fha went conatantly to
the theater, and In the Interval of her
toclal dutlea b took aerlou book.
Ilka blographle aud memoir, out of
tb libraries, and informed benelf of
the method and manner of the he
roine who declined1 offer from high
motive.
Khe waa, upon the whole, a good
deal dlaappolnted. especially with the
novel. Theso manual of the lm
paaloned emotion aeemed to render
In almost every caae a blind allegiance
to the law of ending well, which In
the low conception of the author waa
getting the hero and heroine married.
a a m i it . il . .
ana men uropping mem; in ine vcr, i
very few caae where they Buffered a
girl to refiue a lover It waa that ahe
might leave him to eorae other glri
who aecretly loved him and who would
probably pine away, or partly away.
If ahe did. not have him. Thla the
young lady thought almply dlngusUnj;
and Idiotic; ahe waa a young lady of
atroug ejpreaalona aa well aa tender
feullnga and fixed reaolve. and ahe
found the poet not much. If any, more
ifiatructive than tho novella!.
They gave example enough of girl
who did. not marry, but It waa becauae
their lover died, or did not ak them;
when their lover both aumved and
proved the girl refuaexl them from
pride or from ahame or from want of
prenonce of mind and bitterly regretted
It ever afterward. The personal lila
torle were largely those of women
dlatiugulshed In the arts, letter and
sciences, whose court nhlp and mar-
and Indiffercut phnue. a Incident
Lf m) coueiuence la their everal
(carecra. Whore they did not marry
' a(w.med not to nave been courted.
aD4i where they were lovod It waa In
a vague, tentative aort that never Ar
rived at passion.
In spite of all, however, - the young
lady did evolve, though from the ob
servation of life rather than her ao
ally it would tempt them to Its use in
,K ,.1
Ch Ud f tt rgrSln
temperament that abe knew juat
n . .cnslbUlUe. would auffer
moat, and ao contrived a form of re
fusal that would Justly flatter their
vanity and console their affection,
and at Inst leave them grateful for
baring been rejected.
The only difficulty ahe experienced
waa In the application of ber formula.
It happened that the very drat man
who offered himself was one whom
she bad long secretly loved, and she
Instantly accepted him, without, aa II
were, thinking. She did not even ap-
I" c6Tlned at the waste of the
time ahe had apent In acquiring the
useless Information stored up for a
contrary eventuality. Unless she
should become a widow hers must
ever remain the most signal instance
of misspent research that we could
offer. Harper's Magazine,
A Desert Llxhthonae.
There 1 at least one lighthouse Id
the world that la not placed on any
mariner's chart. It la away out oa
the Arizoua Desert, and marks the
spot where a well supplies pure, fresh
water to travelers. It la the only
place that water may be bad for at
1 1,"1... direction,
TIia 'hntia" AAnalutt nt m tall mfiAn.
The "house" consists of a tall cotton
wood pole ,to the top of which a lan
tern Is hoisted every night The light
can be seen for miles across the plain
In every direction.
A Littie tn Doubt.
A district visitor once went to see
an old Scotchwoman wbo was dying.
Noticing that her talk wa all about
hereelf and the minister, he aald:
"Well, really, Jeannle, I believe you
think there will be nobody In heaven
but yourself and the minister."
"Ah, wecl," aald the old' man, "an'
I'm no' sae sure aboot the minister 1"
London Telegraph.
Coolie Power Car Line.
'A curious street car line Is that be
tween Ataml and Yoshlhoma, two
const town In the province of Isle,
Japan. The line la seven miles long,
the rolling-stock consists of a single
car, and the motive power Is furnished
by a couple of muscular coolies, who
push the car along wherever fower is
necessary.
ODt US'. ( N .
Ta," aald little Willie, ; who was
struggling over hla lessons, "what la
an obtuse angle?"
"An obtuse angle," replied his fa
ther, "is an Englishman to whom you
try to explain a Joke." Philadelphia
Ledger. '
Anything bnXThat,
The Lawyer Do you want a di
vorce without publicity?
1 The Lady Sir, yoq seem to hav
forgotten that I am an actress.
mrs
Doctors first prescribed
Ayer' Cherry Pectoral over
CO years ago. They use.lt
today more than ever. They
Cherry
Pectoral
rely upon It for colds, coughs,
bronchitis, consumption.
They will tell you bow it
heals Inflamed lungs.
" I 14 very Wt eoarfe tn ttitee vera.
Ti.n I ir14 harrt fertaral. MfMre
lm.ee tin e t e mmi mj eeaak ejpppe4
M sa. fiABX Broa, Oatbrla Ceatre, la.
OcMe .tlai. I e.tmm.
mmmtmmmmtmumm fOl Bmlameawlllii
Old Coughs
One) Ayer') fill at bedtime) Inaures
natural action next morning.
The British Moura contains over two
tnillion volomes of printed ' books sad
asnoacrlpu. which are stored upon forty
ailles of shelving.
rrTP friaeaiinycnr. Kefluer
Ilia ariMaretaar'aaMoOr.klli'aUmt.Nenre
Ho for rrro OS trial tKMtl.aru! irvauiaa.
l. at. U. Kilae, UL, W AhM bt, faUaoclpbia, fa.
Being boru great tarrim no assurance
with it that a man will be grest at U
nM,h.
For bronchial trnntiua tnr TMan'a
for Coiiiumptinn. It Is a pood cough
ansdlciu. At onifKicti. pric 25 centa.
jneppo jnoqri- oajs jo usaX aa)
lm joj oocf pn spui pof e ea;Mj
iuauus) o sjwu1u .ouioao( anj
Motheri wtlt find Mrs. WineioWs Beothlng
Cyru p the beet remedy to at tor Lbslt chUdrea
during the teething period.
An Incident or History. " "
Julia Ward Howe had Juit written
"The Battle Hymn of the Republic'
and waa reading it to Ellzabelli Cady
Stanton.
"Well, Lizzie.: abe asked when ahe
had finished, "what do yon think of
itr
"Great!" was the reply. "But you
are boosting man again in defiance of
our glorious principle. Sit down now
and write another to be ca'led The
Battle Iter of the Republic' MNw
Tork Telegram.
The Great Nonesuch Remedy
ST.
JACOBS
OIL
A Candid Child.
Lady Visitor Your little girl seems
to be very much taken with me, Sirs.
BtepswelL
Mr. Steps well Yes; and she doesn't
often take to strsngers. You think Mrs.
Gippur is resl nice, don't you, AgnesT
Agnes You said she wss a cat, mam
ma; but she doesn't look a bit Ilk on.
Boston Transcript.
1 imt .. ' ' ' . alii .
Xfccctable Prcparalionror As
similating the Food andEcguIa
ling ttwStoinachs andBowels of
Promotes Digcslion.Cheerfur
nessandRcsl.Contains neither
Opium.Mofplune norGi icraL
1SOT -NARCOTIC. 4
ieaW
dttx Smut
' strn'm Smi
ti rarriinaa tVfii
Apafecl Remedy forConslipa
Tion , Sour Stonvtch.Diarrhoca
Worms .Convulsions .Fcvensh
ncss and Loss of Sleep.
Tax Stmlle Signature of
NEW YOllK.
'ur'WejFa"
EXACT COPY QT WRAPPER.
r.'y
PUTNAM
mK - V"--"- A I
Coif -mo m i hrt0htei and '' or ore 1hn arjr oW dyo. ( n Oc
s'rr f g-jmrantotd to giro port met t vr. Ak ttm'T w
Vielio fom fmokiot how tm djo, Mooch and tnx c ors. MOkRSE -;hte
Motherly AdvUe.
Jobony." aald the Cleveland moth
er, "I want yon to quit ciing socn laa
guf a that"
"Why, motber." replied Johnny,
"Shakeipear uld what I juvt aald."
"Then yotrmutt quit associating
wltb bltn." rejoined the cautious wom
an. "Iia'a not a fit companion for
TOO." r
Bow's Thla T
Wt eSet One Haodred Dollar Kwar4 fut
aov eol Catanh UuU caaao be cur4 bj
Uali f 1 atarrh nre.
r. i. cHfc.Nr a co.,rTor.,Md',a
We, the anderiifOfrd, Lave loom a V. J.
Cheney lor the U.I ii ftn, and telxve hia
Cirlectly boauratle In ail biuineu rana
una and finaoriallv able locaxrj oat anj uu
ItgaUwDi made by tbelr Brm.
am h. Tbca. Whulraale 1'rurtUU. Toledo. O.
Wuia, KiKDAS AMasvui, w buieaeie 1rug-gl-u.
Tolrdo. O.
II all's t a arrh Cure ii taken Internally, art.
In dlret ilr upon the blxl and maooos aur-
laaa ui me ejraicia. rrice i-tc per nuvuak
Buld by ail ITQ.itiis. leatimooiaia uea
u m m miuj um mw uw vww
A-aweredU
ladlrnant American Whr 1 IL sir.
that in Uosia there is such prejudice
Sfslnst the Hebrews?
Cultivated ltossiaa Bcaase tie II e
krwi era a aniet. inotfenaiva neoole.
who attend strictly to their own affair,
snd do excellent work for fair wsges.
Just as tb luiue do in tins country.
A GUARANTEED CURE r"0R PILES
lu-blnc BIIihL Blmlln or TmnuWax
Yoar4miat JI fan money tf tAM GIS T-
Uk.St taua I aare ;h la a la U ewv
Ilsving sung a requiem Into a phono
graph, a 8cli lea wia doctor has left in
structions In his will thst tb music shall
be reproduced st his funeral.
Ym Can Oet Allen's Foot-Ease FREE. .
Writ AUen B. 01 mated. L Ttor.V. T.. tor a
free aamile of Allen's Foot-F.aae. lt cure
eweaUnr. hot awollen. aching leel. It make
aew or tlabt ahoea ay. A certain care tot
eoraa. inrrow tnrnaili and bunions. Alldrnr
gUuseUiL 3&& Hoot accept any subsUtut.
a -.
It matter little whether a man b
mathematically or philosophically, or
aristocratically cultivated, so b be but
cultivsted. Goetb.
MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS
Kaaief, IlKbUM and alronaMt Hiamp Pullet
em the market. II Hone puwrr oa toe awp
wnh I wo aunee. Write lor deacrlpuve csiaiu
aud prima. -
ItEIERSON MACHINERY CO.
Foot el Morrtaea Street (Portland. Orejea
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE
Foreat reaerre script for eecurine; title
in anv qnantltv to farming, crazing,
deert or timber land without reaidence
or lm provetnen t for rale ai lrrt mark
et prirea. H. M. HAMIUO0,
Th PmHttna, PmHImmd, Or.
The ofi monk cure, strong,
straight, sure, ha for a large
part of a century battled with
Aches andPains
and conquered
the world over. Price 25c
and 50c.
A Contrary Opinion. - J
There are few great actors left," ;
aald the man who take a melancholy
view of things. .
"On the contrary," answered Mr.
Stormlngton Barnes, with a touch of
asperity, "great actors are, to my per
sonal knowledge, gettingQeft every
season." Washington Star, v
For Infants and Children.
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Dr. C. Gsa Wo
Wcnierful Roci
Treatinsnt
Thla wonderfol Chi
aeae doctor la called
great IwcauM he curve,
people withoat oprra
tion that are glrea no
to die. Be rorva wllh
thoae wontlerlul Chl
nrae herns, ronta, hiKls,
bark a and ece:ablee
that are entirely un
known to medical ed-
euce In Uia coonlry. Through the use of thoae
harmleaa remedlee this fanioua doctor know
the action or over HOD different reroeulea which
be euoremfullr naea In diSerent disease. He
guarantees tocurecatarrh.asthma, Iudk. throat,
rtmifuatism, aervouaneaa, stomach, liver, kid
ney ., etc.; has hundreds or testimonial.
Crires moderate. I'aU and see him. Patients
out of the city write tor blanks and circulars.
Hend (tamp. CONSULTATION iitHE.
Till C. Ess Ws CMnssi Mcdizins Cs.
25154-255 ALDER ST- PORTLUD, OREGOH
mtrnf Mention na rr
To Convince You
THAT
THE CHATHAM
la the BEST INCCBATOK on
the market, I will aenl you oner
freight prepaid, and wait for my
pay until October 1, 1905.
It was given the hidtept award
at the Oregon State Fair, held at
Palem last Ml. Write f r our
Descriptive , Catalogue of Incuba
tors and Brooders and our. time
. prposit'o i.,
GEO. W, FOOTT,
Dept 12 . Portland, Oregon
P. N. U.
No. 6-1905
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