Klamath republican., November 08, 1900, Image 4

Ml
t
tor
Corner
aerarne'Too not rr-ollcct paying bits
very much attention during I.last’s ab­
sence. but. tlien. he did not allow me—
he was rambling alwiut all the time; ¡»or
did I hear hlui play before Lisa! came
back. Whs# I.lax* returned, ttubiusteln
was Immediately Inviteli to take up his
residence ou the Alteuburg. 1 rvtuem
tier that there, one afternoon. he played
may of his owu compositions. His
playing was full of rush and tire, and
characterised by stroug «'motional tern
|H'ranu-nt. lie liad a big technic and
reveled In dash and Are. Ills touch was
hard, ami lacked the mellow and tender
beauty of tone which distinguished it
iu later years.
A schoolboy at a prize examination,
says the Woman's Journal, furnished
the following biography of the patri­
arch Abraham: "He was th«* father of
I
Lot. and had two wives. Ou«' was « a.led
Ishmael. Mid the oth«*r Hagar, lie kept
one at home; aud be turu«**l the other
into the des«rt. where she lv**«aiu«* a
STRIKING POWER OF FANCY.
pillar of salt Iu th«- daytime aud a pillar
Cauilll* Ftammarion Cite* Heveral In-
of fln* by night.”
tercwtln : Cate*.
J. M. Barrie’s story of how a te'.«*-
Camille Flammarlon. Iu hl* recent
graph etlllor, i,*e«*lving a dispatch that book. "The I'ukuowu," allude* to the
the Zulus bad “takeu umbrage." head­
power of imagination. “The power
ed tbe news. “Capture of Umbrage by which Imagination I* capable of exer-
the Zulus." lias Iw-eu paralleletl by an eisiug over life Itself," lie says, "has
evlttor In th«* West. Shortly after th«* long lieeti establish«*«!. Th«* exiierlment
anti-Semitic riots In Austria, a slight perform«*«! iu the last eeutury iu Ku-
shock of earthquake was felt in the vi­
glautt ou a man condemned to des“h.
cinity of Vienua. aud a cable dispatch who w as made the subj«*et of a study c
put It tersely that there hail been - seis­ this kind by medk-al men Is well known
mic dlaturliauee*" tiear the cap.tai. He Tlie subject of the experiment was fas­
liea<l«*d the Item, “Down with tbe tened securely to a table with stroug
Jews’”
straps, ills eyes were luindaged, aud he
I’alne: "You will move for a new trial. was then told that he was to tie bled
I prosume. Mr. Paine.” Paine rose with from the neck until every drop of his
a itameanor that was paluful iu its bloovl bail beeu drained. After this an
solemnity. “I thank your honor for Insignificant puncture was mad«* in bls
your suggestion." he said, “but I »in skin with tin* [Hiiut of a ueedle aud a
oppressed with th«» gravest doubts siphon was arranged uear his head In
wlM*ther I have the right to move for a such a manner as to allow a contin­
new trial Iu this case. Your honor, I uous stream of water to flow over hi*
have already ask«*d for ami have ro- neck and fall with a slight souud Into
celved for my Idiot client the most pro­ a basin placed ou th«* fliair. At th«* eud
clous tier!tage of our English and of six minutes, the condemned man, be­
American common law—a trial by a lieving that he bad lost at least seven
jury of his i»eers.” The judge theu or­ or eight quarts of blood, died of ter-
Three Letters from One dered the verdict set aside.
ror.”
Woman, Showing How
Haydn had a peculiar way of deter­
A somewhat similar experiment was
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege­ mining the time In which a piece of also tried iu England during an epl-
table Oompound Cured music should be sung. On one occa­ deiulc of smallpox. Leading physlelau*
sion. a female singer in high esteem at came to the conclusion that fright was
Failing of the Womb/
court had been appointed to sing one of killing almost as many as the disease,
•* D kar M rs . P i km am — I
ronr Haydn's compositions. At the rehearsal so they applied to the government for
idve rtisement in the papers in regard she and th«* conductor differed as to tbe permission to exiierlment on a con-
to treating woman's diseases, and
would be grateful to you for your ad­ time of the music. The matter was to demned criminal. Th«» criminal. It Is
vice in my case. I am suffering from lie settled by referring it to Haydu him­ said, was promised a pardon if he sur-
falling of womb, have pains in my self. When called on to decld«* he asked rived the ordeal of sleeping In a bed
sides and legs. In fact I ache all over. the conductor if the singer was hand­ with a person who had just dlv-d of
I am getting so weak I cannot stand some. “Very,” was tbe reply, “and a smalliHvx. The man consented. Tbe
on my feet much. I have the head­ special favorite with the Prince." result was that In the morulng he was
ache sometimes, and a choking, tight
fouud to l>e suffering from smallpox
feeling in my breast and throat. Have "Then she is right.” repli«*«l Haydn.
Not long before his death Henry W. and of this very disease he died a few­
a babv seven months, old. I hope to
hear from you soon, as I am in so Paine, of Cambridge, one of the most days later. Yet th«* bed In which he
much distress."—Mas J. R C ompton , brilliant lawyers of his generation, be­ hail lain and the sheets and blankets
Eggbornsville, Va., May 16, 1898.
came Intercede«! in a case, as a matter on It had been purchased expressly for
“D xab M m . P tniham —I followed of charity, in which a lad of some fif­ this very purpus«* and bad never before
yonr advice and I am now on the sec­ teen years was charged with arson. beeu us«*d.
ond bottle of your Vegetable Com­
pound and I think it ia going to cure Paine defended the boy and offered
How to Have Ss-hool Children.
ma. If it does I will ever praise it, conclusive evidence that be was. to all
Iu the Indies’ Home Journal Edward
fori am, and have been, a great suf­ practical purposes, an idiot am! totally Buk take* up the cudgel again against
ferer ; but now I live in hopes of Irresponsible. Nevertheless, the Jury in
retting well."—M m . J. R. Courrox, tbe case, after a charge from tbe court the cramming method* Inflicted on
school children, and urge* aa a step
Eggbornsville, Va., July 12, 1898
which was virtually an order for ac­
“ D ba * M m . P inkham —Again I quittal. brought in a verdict of guilty. toward a reform of the abuse “that
write to vou. When I first wrote to The presiding judge then addressed every parent who has a child at school
will send a note to the teacher that,
ion for advice in regard to my troubles
thought I could never get well again. ! A plumber who was sect to the house under no circumstances whatever, wl'd
re
of
a
stock
broker
to
execute
some
After receiving your letter I followed
the father and mother permit any home
your advice exactly, and thanks to Iiairs was taken by tbe butler Into the study by the child.
you, I am cured of that dreadful dining-room, and was beginning his
“This may seem to be a very simple
disease. I cannot find words to ex- work when the lady of the house en-
thing to do,” be contends, "but often
rraas the good your medicine will do.
|
tered.
"John,"
said
she.
with
a
smqil-
the simplest things are the most effec­
t is really mure than was recom­
mended to’me.”—M bs . J. R. C ompton , cious glance toward the plumber, "re­ tive. If the teachers of this country
move the silver from the sideboard and should, within the next month, receive
EggborasvUle, Va., April IX, 1899.
I lock it up at once.” But the man of thousands of notes from parents to the
Two Women Cured of Ir­ lead was In nowise disconcerted.
efTect pointed out, which they could--
regularity, Falling of the "Tom," said he to his apprentice, who aud 1 can speak for hundreds of teach­
Uterus and Ovarian acompanied him, "take my watch and ers when I say that they would gladly
chain and these coppers borne to my do so—baud to the beads of their
Trouble.
missus at once. There seems to be dis­ schools, it would practically mean a
“ Dxa« M m . P ixbitam — I have honest people about this house.”
readjustment of the entire system of
female weakness. Menstruation ir­
Anthony Hope Hawkins believes very study. This may lie better understood
regular, and I suffer bearing-down
pains in left side and hip. My doctor much in men of letters standing by when It is realized that the entire sys­
said I had womb trouble and enlarge­ each other, and he has worked tremen­ tem of study during school hours in
ment of the ovaries. 1 have doctored dously bard to help on tbe fund which many of the schools is so arranged a*
two months, but aee no improvement." the Authors’ Society of London is try­
to allow tor some of tbe work to be
—Mis* M abt E. R bkd , Swan Creek,
ing to accumulate, from which pen­ done by tbe pupils at home. Let tills
IU. •
•
D kar M m . P inkham —Your good sions are to be paid to authors whose taken-for-granted borne study be stop­
advice ha* been worth more than all I literary merit has not brought them a ped. and a change would at once have
ever received from a doctor. Words corresponding Income, and who view to tie made. The studies at school can-
cannot express my gratitude to you for Increasing years with fear. Recently uot lie increased In number, for already
Lydia E. 1’inkham a Vegetable Com­ an unfortunate writer, who visited Mr. there are too many. Tbe school hour*
pound. Aftertwe've years' suffering I Hawkins at bis rooms in Buckingham cannot be lengthened because the tide
am stout aud healthy ”—Miss M aby E. street, by tbe Embankment Gardens,
has set In to shorten them. Hence, some
R xkd , Swan Creek, Ill., April 28, 1899.
exclaimed on leaving with something stules wonhl have to be thrown out. if
D rab M rs . P inkham — I suffer in his pocket: “Oh, sir, I feel that Provi­
home study were eliminated. And thl*
female trouble» My doctor wishes
my ovaries taken out, but I shall dence must have sent me to you!" And is the result desired.”
never consent. Menstruation is irreg­ tbe reply came with a twinkle In his
Un que Temples.
ular and my head has a tired feeling. benefactor's eye: "Let us hope, how­
Hospital treatment does me no good. ever. that Providence will not acquire
Mayallpunitn, India, is graced with
I have five children and am furty-four tbe habit of doing so.”
seven of the most remarkable temple*
years old. Please advis* what medi­
In the world, each of these unique
cine to take."—M bs . E. H. S ondkbb . 427
N. 40th St., Philadelphia, Ea., Septem­ LISZT'S "YOUNG BEETHOVEN." places of worship having lieen fash­
ioned from solid granite boulders. The
ber »7, 1898.
A Kemlniacence of Rubinstein Half a
••Hevasa-Goda-Cla.” the largest of the
“D bab M m . P inkham —I followed
Century Ago.
seven. Is three and a half stories high,
the advice you gave me and your medi­
Dr. William Mason was a pupil of its outlines resembling tliose of an At­
cine has cured me. I felt better when
1 had taken the Vegetable Compound I.lszt's, and while studying at Weimar lantic steamship. The Inside of the
but a week."—M m . E. H. S ondkbs , met many famous musicians. Including iron Ider lias been chiseled away until
Philadelphia, Pa., February 6, 1899.
Rubinatein. In the Century be tells of the walla do not exceed eight inches
bls first meeting with the “young In thickness. The two floors above
Another Oaso of Nervous Beethoven," as Liszt called him.
that of the foundation are each aixjut
Prostration and Inflam­
Liszt sometime* left Weimar for a a foot in thickness, and seem as solid as
mation of the Bladder few day* In ord^r to be present at or the rock of ages. The upper stories
conduct music festivals. On one of
Oured by Lydia E. Pink­ these occasion*, early In June, 1K54, I are reached by a spiral stairway, carved
from the same piece of granite.
ham’s Vegetable Com­ remained alone at borne on account of
slight illness. As Kllndworth bad gone New Mexico the Great HheepConntry.
pound.
To-day the seat of the sheep-rearing
D far M rs . P inkham —I have used to London for concert-playing and
ypur Vegetable Compound for female piano-forte teaching, I had moved Into Industry of the union has shifted from
wr’eaknesa and it ha* dune wonders for a suite of rooms in the Hotel zum the middle west to the plateau region
me. J also had nervous prostration— Erbprinzen. As a matter of inteTewt between the Rockies ami Sierra*. Ohio
wm not able to look after my house­ to pianists I here note the fact that Is still doing very well In the business,
work. After taking one bottle I began these Identical rooms bad l>een occu­
to improve, and am now better in every pied by Hummel several years pre­ with nearly 3,000,000 bead, but she ha*
dropped from first to fourth In the list
way and feel Ilk* a different person."
of mutton-producing state*.
New
— M bs D klla K kiskb , Marionville, Pm, viously.
February 22, 1899.
On the afternoon of the day on which Mexico Is at the head, with more than
“D bar M m . P inkham —I cannot Liszt left with bl* cortege the bead 4,000,000; Montana lias nearly jis many,
praise vour Vegetable Compound waiter came to me, saying that a young while Wyoming leads Ohio by a few
enough for the good it has dune me. man who had just arrived was In the hundred thousand bead. Idaho closely
I suffered from inflammation of the cafe inquiring for Liszt and seemed follows Ohio in rating. Oregon, Cali­
bladder. I tried doctors, but obtained disappointed on learning of bls ale fornia and Texas each has about 2,500,-
no relief. At last I decided to write sence. "I told him,” said the waiter,
000 sheep.
to yon, and now, thanks to your reme­
dies, I am entirely cured.”—M rs . K. S. “that you were the only one of the fam­
A Question of Color.
G radt , 131 Union St., High Bridge, ily here. Will you see him?" 1 assented,
A young clerk at the Oliver-Finnl«
and in a few moment* be ushered in a Grocery Company received a slight
New York City, April 11, 1899. •
young man about 24 years of age, of scratch the other day, ami the manager
strong features and with a great shock called out to the negro who does chon-*
of dark hair, w ho introduced himself
around the store to go and get some
10 DAIS' TREATMENT ÍRÍL
a* Anton Rubinstein. I explained to
Hsvs Bad, Drop:y **d its co« him that Liszt had gone away for three fleeh-colored court plaster.
liostiooi a ipseiuty for t*e“*J
The negro started off down the stris-t
ear* wltf to, «„t wonderful or four days to conduct a festival, and
occrss. Hive cored «soy tbooo- that I could not say precisely when he ata lively pace, but In a few mfuuti-s
and QMd8«
he came back with about three times
would return; but in the meantime, If
8». X. X. «Btt«'» 00X8,
the amount of speed lie used In hl* de­
Boz K,
AtlMta, Gs, I could make him feel at home, I should
parture, and, running breathlessly up
lie very glnd.
to the manager, asked: “Do you want
After *ome conversation lie asked tne
white or black flesh colored?”—Mem­
A suarsnteed Cure for Catarrh and to play. I remember very well how he phis Scimitar.
Pogrom ption. 1100. P Ixx-k B«,x 1«.
looked silting on the sofa, and the posi­
V. I. SIITI ICI. Soffilo, N.Y,hopì. tion of the piano In the room. I played, I Freight and Passenger Earnings.
Taking the United States a* a whole
JOHN POOLS, Po«ri.Aivn, Oai.oow. but he did not. I had a suspicion that
can giv* you tbe best bargains in general he was Inveigling me without nny In­ only a little over one fifth of the total
niactiinery, engines, boiler*, tank*, pumps, tention of allowing me to take hl* earning* of railway« are derived from
plows, ball* and windmill*. The new measure. He sat there In a grufT Rus­ the passenger traffic. A large proportion
steel IXL windmill, sold by him, is un-
sian way. like a liear, and perhaps my of American railway lines are conduct­
to ns! I (d.
Imagination helped to produce this Im­ ing their passenger traffic at a loss,
I
pression.
while other* are merely paying ex­
Rubinstein was already quite well pense* and deriving no profit propor­
known a* a child prodigy, but of course tionate to the Investment and th* vu4
not uearlv so fumous a* be afterward ume of business don«.
Jf you «»ere offered sure »id In tlm«
of trouble would you put it aside
rind accent auiuuthiug of doubtful
efficiency r
If you law before you a'atrong and
safe bridge leading ti* your goal, »»ouId
you ignore it to try aorne lnaacu*« and
tottering structure T
The answer to these questions is
plain. You would, of course, ch**«**
without hesitation what all evidence
showed to be th* safe thing, and you
would riak nothing in useless experi­
ments
Why, then, do some women risk on*
of their most pr*cious pooaeteions—
their health—in trying medicines of
unknown valu*, which may even pro»*
hurtful to them.f
Lydia E. Pinkham’s V*getabl* Com-
Knd ha* stood the teat of years. It
the largest sale of any remedy for
female ills in the world, and nothing
ctaald have given it this sale except it*
own meHt.
Do not try any experiments, but buy
what is Intown to be reliable. Mrs.
Pinkham's Compound can do all that
Is clainu-d for it. ami all statements in
regard to it can be easily verified.
Write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn. Mass..
for a little Ixxtk she has just published
containing letters from the mayor of
Lvnn, the postmaster and others.
Mrs. Pinkham s advice is offered free
of charge to all women who write to
her for aid. This invitation is con­
stantly renewed. A million women
have been cured of serious female ills by
Mrs. l'iukham's advice and medicine.
Those who aubscrlb* now
for the 1901 volume of
T± Youth’s
Companion
Sending SI.79. a ygar’a awb-
• crlptlon price, with thl» slip
or tha name ef thia publica«
A Vx K7 .
Carter’s
Little Liver Pills.
Ueer**s* st UvunkeaHsss.
Must «car «Ignatura of
tion. will receive,
A
Genuine
In *n a«ldr*a* before ths railroad
branch ot th* Y. M. U. A u( Na*
York City, tlhauucey M. De|>«w ina>l*
* stalemsut as Iu Ilia d*er«a*a v(
drunk annote among nillroud m*n that
I* worth re|«aaiiug tmiiiing from so
high an authority. Twstily varas ago,
lie said, wb*U tiler* wsie alaiut Ih.Uoq
nieu tn th* N*w York Cautral aarvios,
III* avarag* proportion ot men dt(.
charged tor druukeuuoM within a «-ar-
lain partial was at least »0 |«er cent.
Now, with 80,000 man *u> ploy a-1 by ths
coinpauy, not on* |ssr u*nl is dr«i, pod
from th* aarvlc* tur that causa
in* 1.00 la,usa
from th* tlm* of aubacrlptlon
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KOI. in-
Januar*
I.
dudln«
<h*
llalldav
laausa, and Th. Companion •
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‘■■’“'•"•n oirl”
Calendar, llthe-
■ rapbod In tw.lv* color*, av
Omnipotence may build * thousand
• orld* aud Uli them with lu.t,iiuM|
omnlnoMM« niay |>owd*r uiouuiaini
Into dust, aud burn th* sea, *nd con­
sume the sky, but otiinl|a>tenca «wnnot
do an unloving thing toward* believer
Ohl rest quite aura, Ol
tlsn. a bard
thing, an unloving thing (rum <(„<1 g,.
want one of III* owu people is quii*
|ni|s«aall>l*. II* I* as klu-l Io you eliatt
Ils casts you Into prison as when H*
take* you Into a palao*; lie Is ss g<H>d
when lie semi* famine lnb> your ho«M
a* when He till* your barns with pl*u.
ty. The only question i*: Art tho*
III* chlil! It so, He hath rebut nil tile*
III affection, aud 1'ier* la love in His
liiastlseiiieul.— Christian Work
CARTERS
A fuel *»f l>«ng> r.
The oolomd of a teglin.-ul m-.-uplM
the post of danger. According to th«
Illustrated Announcement
rectird mor* colonels have Imcn killed
The Youth’!» Companion,
and Sample Coplee FREE
In action, In proportion to their num
CURE SICK HEAOACHg.
Boston. M**»-
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•n Atsusil. * « M a 4
lx*r, Ilian viftleers of any other grade.
1 h» Vallay
II»»•ulllali««M.
A general can keep under cover, mor*
Oulahie and I •»•Ide.
When the tun One» l>»wn in Turkey.
||*r* • man »ball 1»
Iran th* or lese, but tho colonel'* position »
It
is
not
<
’
»»v
(or
*
man
nowaday*
in
In Turkey the disappearance of the
noite and from th* hurrying* of thi* with hl* regiment, and when It ad­
sun at night is accouuietl (or by the good >ooi*ty to bte*k with impunity Ilf*; all stat** ■'• >uD ol noite «nd vance* he la oipeoted to load
periodical retirement of that pious tiio common cauou* ol morality. Au>l confusion, only th* valley of humilia­
luminary fur prayers and religious re- vet ar* w* uot *®n*ibla tl>»t it *• • tion is that empty and military plan*.
Alili M«>r* (‘«uMlerf*11 It*g
¿ood deal aaslar to b* good outeld*
TboHeurvt M«rvlr» ha» mirorihv«! «n.
tlection.
Iler*
a
man
shall
not
l>*
let
and
hin
­
than inside.
dered In his coutemplallon, a* In other Iwiiitt of c’ttUiilrrhHlrr« an«l •<•* umi « quan­
DON’T GKT KOOTSOKK. GKT KOOT-
tity of Ix’gu« billa, which »r» « !< »«•» « m
Ther. 1« mor. Catarrh In thu •"'''Wm«
place* he Is apt to b*. Thl* I* a valley t ul»>l I hhiÿ* of fr*«i value ar** » *»vi
KA>K.
country «h.n all other <I i .», m »u,±*r “Vi
A powder. At this
your feet feel and until ih- laa«
that
mtliody
walk*
Iu
but
llvote
that
>»ara ... .ui !-o~ .1 i to
«»Im lr«l Im iotilatloi», II'«la bl» ll> »irit»r |
swollen, nervous anti uucomtortable. If Incurable hot a srval «uany «oar.
'”2
love a pilgrim life.—John Buuyau.
hl'tbtarli
which ha» tuaut inni»
nouiu-ol it a I»1 *>!••
•¡”l I" *
2”if
you Imve Miinrtiiitf feet or tight shoes. lr\
AI1»'I i ‘ n F*M»t-Ka?*e. It rest.’* and conilort»
makes walking easy. Cures swollen aud
• wealing feel, blKters and callous spots
Relieves c<»rns anti bunions of all pam ami
is a certain cure for Chilblains. Sweating
Damp or FroMed b eet. We have over 30.
frO tr»!imonials. l>oii’l get lootsore get
Foot• Ease.
Try it bx/ov.
Sold by all
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Trial
druggists and ¿hoe stores for 25c
Address,
Allen
8. Olin-
package F rkk .
Z
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>ted. I.e Roy, N. Y.
The ChicHjfo
Alton will exclude
news agents from trains.
The Beat rrearrlplhin for Malaria
Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's
lastvleaH Chill Tonic. It ia simply
iron and quinine in a taateleaa form
No Cure. No l’ay. Trice 50c.
rcim- lM. and by cou.lantly bill* * to <•»«•
*»h I. cal treatment, pronoun**«! it
Srl. nc. ha, ptue.n caiairh «■' l<* «*•"••« ««►
ti.-nal ,ll.*a«*. ai>.t th.-t. r. re-;
• ■■ *• • •
I ..nat treatment. Haifa < *••”*, ’
”
u a ture.il« f J Chen*» A « «■ . T;■'->< ' J'”«
i.ih«onlyron.tliutlonai cur. on 0a«»*»»*‘-
II I. ukrn Internally In <1«*w. tr.-m »•»
* I, a.|-».ntul. It a*'• directly ■« th. >• «1
rid ! niucouff surface« ot the sy»t»ni
I b*v
on. hundred dollar, tor any < a.« Il fall. »
cur«, bend lor circular* and t.-omonlala. Ad-
dreaa,
r J. <11 r Mi V A CO.. Toted*. O.
H.-bl by brnsst.i*. tv
HaB'a family Pill, ar® th® *»«L_
Thin'y ah«*ll«**i egga sr« loss llnbls
to crack when boiled, if put on in cold
water awl alowly brought to a bull.
VOf KNOW WIIVT till' »IIXTIXIXO
When vou take tirove's Tasteless Chili
Tonic becauso the formula is plaiuly
Boil eggs tor 15 minutes if required printed on every bottle showlug that II
hard.
is limply Iron and Qumin* iu ■ taste­
No Cure, No l'ay. 60c.
Tiso’s Cure cannot I* to<» highly spoken less form.
<»f as a cough cure. J. W. O'Rana, 322
Third Ave. N., Niiunea|»ohs, Minn., Jan.
6, l‘JU0.
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Use 'toiling water when it tint boils
or the gsm s escape and the waler be­
All jaia containing a to re a alio a Id be comes tlat.
covered.
TO «TIIK A COI.» IX ON« tl»T
Carter’s Ink is just as cheap a* poor ink
and is tbe beat ink made. Always use
Take Laxative Bromo igutniue Tab­
lets. All druggist* refund the mouey
Carter's.
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If it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'* sig­
Fish an ) onions, or strongly flavored nature I* ou each box. 25c.
foods, must be kept separate.
Butter, unless clarified, should not
Steps tho Cough anti
lie used for greasing tins, sto., as it
Works Off tho Cold.
easily burns.
Laxative Bromo-Qninlne Tablet* cure
E. C. Atkins ft Co., saw manufac­
■ cvild in one day. No cure, No l'ay.
turers, lndiatia|s>lis, Ind., received a
Price 25 cent*.
gold medal at the I’aris exposition iu
After slicing onions put the knife at the department of machinery, which
once iuto cold water, it removes the iucluded all kinds of saws operated by
smell better than hot.
machinery, the other group oontatulug
their hardware exhibit of hand saws,
Mother* will find Mrs. Winslow's Hoodi­
cross cut saws, wood saws. etc. This
ng bvrtip the best renie«ly to u-e for th-’»
latest success, following the victory of
ihildren during tbe teething period.
the Atkins saws in Die recent interna­
Wh'-n using froaets meat the great tional eawiug contest in Australia, will
noiul is to slowly and thoroughly thaw do much to establish the reputation <d
.t before cooking.
tlie braud in the markets of the world.
Order of Colored Nun«.
In New Orleans is an order of col­
ored nuns, founded many years ago
It was instituted for the special pur­
pose of giving education and moral
training to young colored girls and to
care for orphans and aged, infirm per­
sons of their race. In its orphan asy­
lum are children of all ages up to 14
year*. The convent is a stately build­
ing more than a century old, in the
old Frtnch quarter ot New Oilcans,
and once was an opera hou>e and ball­
room.
The distance from Now York to San
Francisco by water, around Cepe Horn
is 15,660 miles. By the Isthmian
canal the distance between the same
points would lie 4,1)07 miles—a saving
of 10,753 miles.
ttrvla Ar» «»«rr* I n
Bevis are quite an innovation In Rus­
sia, ami many well-to-do bouw* arw
still uuptovlded with them, f'tesauta
sleep on the U>|W ot their ovens; mid­
dle-class people and servant* roll them­
selves up Iu sheepskins and II* down
near stoves, sol.lters rest ii|on wooden
rvl, without le.l llllg. and II Is Old«
within the last lew year* that studsula
tn schuul* bavo been allowed b*da.
Belgian liar« a
The Belg an hare a* a (ad I* a thing
of the prut The crate Is over and now
Ibe danger* lurking Iu It are brglnulng
to suggest them selves seriously tn the
public mind. Il i* rwallied that an
animal po®**r*»**i of such wonderful fa-
cundlly Is bald* t>> baoome a destruct
Ire poet It It e*cs|ia* from captivity.
Kepresslv* legislation I*, therefore,
deemed necesearv. The board ot sup­
ervisors of San lilego eouuly ha* taken
the Initiative by pa sal ng an ordinance
prohibiting the lllerallou of a Belgian
hare or perlmttlng one that may have
escaped to lemalu al large or uucon-
tlurd.
l'ut Ilia fugar
for «werlming
hull tarta in tho mlddlo of tho fruit,
Hot <>ti tbo tup. of it will vu*)tivù ib«
paatry
Tai* algwaler* is te every bos of te® (sesia«
laxative Bromo-Quinine
tee «***4/ u»®i sssewe ■ e»M la MM Sa*
Il Is noticed that pigs fatten very
quickly «U swm I pntaotaK due to lbs
large snicuul of sugar Iu the lm-1, sad
sweet I«itelo growers utilise Ilio «mall
potatovi fur that purja.se
The teet
also cinte I ns a large proportion of
sugar, ami allottili lie groan for talus,
as they are iellaho.1 at all aeatous, luth
rook ml au.I raw.
If raw yolks of *gg» ata left <><*
from • dish, boat them up a ilh a I«*-
■ |>><>nfiil of water lu oach julk au I u»®y
will not dry op.
Catarrh
Good cider differ* greatly frem that
made of Interior apple*. Instead of
using half rotten apple* select those
that ar* perfect and fully ripe. When
the cider Is running from the press
strain It thoroughly. Use lard liarrvis,
first cleaning the lard from the barrel,
but should a little adber* to the side*
it will be *n advantage. Keep tho
barrel tn a caul place and allow no air
to enter other than lhal which forces
in during the drawing at the spigot or
faucet.
Tho cause exists In tin* Lb*. I, la
what cause« inflntniuatiull of II»
niiicou* inetubrane.
It I* tncrvrfuro impOMlbl* t
thcilisvaao l«y ha-nl a|i|>li< ti
It ia |M>ait vely ditngvrou* to neg­
lect it, because it always affect«
tbe stomacli anil dcratip * tin- g* n*
ersi lieallli, anil ia likely to l' v< I. p
A Berlin physician has written an
artlrle on the dangers resulting from into consuuiptlou.
what are considered Insignificant
Msov have h**n n»1leallv *<«■!
wounds. For lustauce, of 13 injuries nsillly riirol by H«wwi s s*r».»pv
to the thumb, permanent dlaubili y Clrsos** ill* bltMid and has s
leisure sod tonic effe» !, li. I.-"
All Australian race courses are oval, fulluned iu 60 por cent.
(■■nils J in» lion, lews, «rite,
I
and from 1 *« tu 15* miles each tn cir­
hlr »nd
tarrli llirrs ir.t,. |...l II )
In» Add
cumference.
Food* vary *o greatly aa to render It rould not siten My lie»<l
dlfllrult for * tanner to (elect with a I tell t«d all uv,r
But few dairymen who have large knowledge of the kind* which should l>arUla and
■l*sp «*11,
herds are as careful tn milking as they be used. Only certain proportion* of catarrh.
”
shouldjie. Not one in a hundred ever ■ 11 fis>ds are digestible, but the Indi­
washes the udders and teats of tho gestible portion* ar* valuable in the M oom T* Sarsaparilla
cows liefore milking, followed by care­ manure heap.
Bran at fit per ton is
ful washing of the hands. Any dairy­ worth the price, even H applied to the Promise* to curr and h<c|>' t>'«
man who will practice such methods crops direct, but when u**d aa food II
promise. It is la-tter not to put "tf
and who will invite his customers to assists to tailance the ration by supply­
witness his mode of management, will ing miueral matter, thu* protnotin.' ‘-«•ntmciit—l»uy Homi’* to «lay.
receive the highest prices for hie milk, growth of the animal while adding
instead ot selling to dealers.
it may greatly to the value ot the nianur*.
take a year or more to establish a repu­
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a w
a* I
tation for such milk, but the fact will
Avoid banging oven doors while bak­ Vie« arts I •H*b,'»r.'0o*anko's
Po« *-'"•<’1.
tir»4 l»f CT
Income known and the future of the ing. as it is the ranee of mauy cakes Ib ps tublaf
i>, ...I bi
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Tmi**"” *'2*
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at
dru«gl*u
or
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dairyman will be large profits and more and |«stry lining heavy.
at»>>Mt I -Mi < •»«. PU
I .. >..»i«l'i I* te. ro
customers than he can supply.
«m.»«F0R PIIES
( The
9 oo D rops
lot« bul ito rqua • f»»F <lia»*Mere Ilk» iud^
gvalhMl* »!>
and *»»»»•• 1|*< h « iu
CfiSTORIA
For Infants and Children.
famous
Germen
Wood Preserver)
..AVENARIUS CARBOUNEUM
-CHICKEN
LICE AND VERMIN
¿W Ont application is all that is required. It laxts for yeart.
your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and information toths
following distributing agentsi Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle
Wash.i Fisher, Thorsen It Co., Portland, Oregon.! Whittier, Coburn «
Co., San Francisco, Cal.
AXciJctable Preparationfor As
slmilâtinglteFoodandRettula-
ting the Staunchs and Bowels </
DOU YOU WANT YOUR SON FDUCATED FOR A BUSINESS LIFE!
Bears the
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I nfam is . < hii . hki .' n
Promotes Digestion.Ch?errul-
ness and Rest Contains neither
Opium .Morphine nor Mineral.
N ot N arcotic .
Signature
liBKTS, PtUtTLANO, OUR««**-
>-w Illustrated t'slslosns
FINE OLD
i
WHISKY...
DROPSY
A perfect Remedy forConsHpn
lion. Sour Slonvtfh,Diarrhoea
Worm« .Convulsions .Feverish
nets and LtlHS OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
Ail» inoiiibs old
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I N I S
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Oin, Brandy, Rum
it full quart, ivno Per galloa. axttL
fultl AND HIIKRllV
all oouu
,
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00 ,n'1 *P»»r<i <1,llrer*d free to
< ZIT?.
BtlU .J'"*
K »(*. 4 or Hwamer Lansing, «leak
LOUIS CAHEN & 8ON
Kffttbiighed 80 Years.
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PICANCISCO,
CALlrntlXlA.
ti a man
**m, tn la cured ths KRKLRT
1 KKATM KNT can cur* him
Ño
»■««ti can l,o cured of anythin*
*K"'n*t hie own will.
Send for
printed mattar that tell* all about II.
TH« KRRI.KY
• u Sloth straat,
INSTITUT«,
PONTLAND, OR.
T*« oan'l msk* a ailatska II rnn
..Mitchell-
Mitehell, lietuis 4 Sta ver Co-
H. «. X. V.
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NOTHING BETTER M ad £
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PORTLAND, ORffCON*