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In Advanced Years
ilood'a Barsnparllla la often o( great tali
lu giving .tho strength aq jnuob dslrd.
Mr. W. O. Wyman of Saratoga, CaL, had
a largo bunob, called a tumor, oa hit
right breast. IIo took Hood'a Barspaa
rllla which gavo him new Ufa and vigor
and tho rain and all traces of tumor kava
wholly disappeared. Ueaays: "Flra bot
tles did tho work. It k literally true,
Hood's SarsapariHa
cures. Wo ntao think Hood'a Pills tha boa.
A WOMAN'S LETTER.
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; Comparing the Quality of Sympathy,
Possessed by Men and Women.
She had been to the city. She had
; enjoyed herself very much, and was
able and willing to tell about It when
' s'.ic got home. Don't you know that
to be able to do so Is nn accomplish
ment? Many are quite willing, but
arc equally destitute of the ability.
Now, sho wasn't from the country
t'le snrc-anough country but from a
h nailer city of several thousand In
habitants, yet rather primitive In its
ways. She had visited large cities
oft-times before. Sho was only droll
in her manner of recounting her ex
periences not what Is In slangy
phraseology termed "green."
Said she, "The only timo I felt that
I had been obliged to pay moro than
, the worth of a thing was when I paid
GO cents for tho prlvllcgo of occupying
! one of those chicken roosts called a
"berth;" "berth!" well, It was more
like a death. And tho way I had to
, climb to get Into ltl It reminded me
of tho descriptions of old-fashioned
feather beds that necessitated the use
of a small ladder in order to reach tho
summit. But I slept well, and when
I reached X 1 was ready for my
shopping. What a pleasure! Nice
new goods, all of them up-to-date, and
the prices were within range of vis-
Ion. Hut it did make mo a bit apprc-
hcnslve to chooso my purchases, have
them piled up, then shoved off up
i stairs to bo wrapped, without my
! knowing whether I'd get them all or
not. 1 didn't neither, lacking two
1 bolts of ribbon. I prefer our homo
way of having purchases wrapped lu
my presence. There arc drawbacks
to oven tho moro elegant and cxpodl-
1 cnt modes of shopping.
Of courso, wo attended the play ono
nlKht. It was "Camlllo," and ohl It
was perfection. Tho costumes were
beautiful, and so well cared for and
fresh. I don't see how they can bo
kept so, being packed so much. But
I suppose Its all In tho packing. Fow
know how to do It properly. Some
would put street dresses, ptago gowns
; and all In tho same trunk. Certain It
, Is that time and care spent in pack
ing Is moro than regained. But the
; acting! It was superb. I was so
intensely interested I would not liavo
t noticed the man In front of us had not
Emma called my attention to him.
He was rather handsomo, stylishly
dressed, and wore a magnlficient dia
mond ring. IIo had a habit (?) of
stroking his hair and beard with tho
hand on which ho woro tho ring, and
very effective Well, as the play
progressed, I was compelled to wipe
tho tears from my eyes very often,and
1 at UIO "(; BCUIIU, UlU uvuiuuvu owj
something camo lnto-my- throat, and
it kept growing larger and larger, and
crawling higher up, and llnally It
hurt mo so that I Just said "bool .hool
boo! hool;" and what do you think the
man with tho diamond did? Well, ho
caught his breath very audibly, hi?
shoulders, drew un as though he vero
hiccoughing, and ho Just clapped both
hands over his face, and "that dia
mond sparkled beautifully but there,
was something on his coat that spark
led moro brightly still. Then tho
lights commenced to go out, everyone
made a rush for the doors, as though
life depended upon haste, and inevery
direction were women and men brush
ing tears from their eyes, thp tatter
smiling shceplshly.as though ashamed
sympathy.
I am thoroughly convinced that
MEN AlUS BXMrmiUiHUi
but ono cannot convince them of that
fact until it Is proven to them in some
manner. They seem to consider it
an effeminate attribute. They should
not. I would not trust tho man who
cannot weep. Show me such a man
and I will show ono who is cold-
hearted, selfish and cruel. Sympathy
and tenderness will atone for many
atrocious qualities for Instance the
tantalizing display of valuable Jewels.
we meet with these sypapaujeuc mcu
often when we would least expect to.
Not long since I was in a streetcar,
among the passengers being an old
lady who had Just arrived on the train.
8ue glanced anxiously around as if
looking forjsomcouethon settled her
sslf .with a slightly dlsappointcd'lbok.
Soon af tcrwnrd the car stopped on a
crossing, and I saw a man with a
radiant face leap aboard. The womnu
did not, but the glad cry, "mother,"
in a well-known voice, attracted her,
and In another instant "mother" and
".fnek" wore Jn each otherM arms. A
drummer seated across tho nlslc
opened and shut his eyes very rapidly
and stnrcd straight at tho lloor as he
said to his comrade, "1 Uko to see
such meetings as that." Then I
could nolhclpllsleniug as they talked
of home, mid their letters from dear
ones. I always considered drummers
a "tough lot," but I thought to my
self that there was :i great deal of
good In that man, however much bad
there might be. Mi.M . , ,
Women are generally supposed to
poscss
FINEtt FEELINGS THAN MEN,
but, taking them both in a "lump
sum," I don't believe they do, really.
Men arc more gruff in their manner,
and have greater ability for disguising
their feelings than women or arc un
able to express them as you please;
and I think women are more prone to
indulge In petty Jealousies which
warp their sensibilities Just a bit;
they have more time to do so, is the
reason not that they arc naturally
more depraved. We ought all to bo
as sympathetic as possible, for It will
Inclto us to help others to be happy,
and in so doing we gain greater happi
ness for ourselves. But we should not
allow our sympathies to run rife to
tho extent of making us sorry for our
selves. What do 1 mean? Why don't
you know that some of us think over
our little troubles and worries until
wc nro sorry for our own selves, nnd
sit right down and have a good cry
about it. Then someone asks us what
wc arc crying about, and wo say
tttAitmm inn In II
"nothing." Wc don't know; can't
possibly assign a reason, nnd when
pressed for a satisfactory reply we cry
"'cause I've got tho blues." Then
the average man Is inclined to wish
"tho blues" might be consigned to
a blank space.
Don't waste sympathy and pity up
on yourself, iiestow it upon tnc
woman who Is envious or Jealous of
you; the woman who told a Ho and
couldn't get out of it without telling
another; tho man whose tie don't suit
him; the small boy worsted in a game
of marbles anyono but yourself.
Makion.
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A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison, of Worthlngton,
Ind., "Sun," writes: "You have a
valuable prescription In Electric Bit
ters, and lean chcorfully recommend
It for Constipation and Sick Headache,
nnd ns u crencral svstem tonic it bus no
equal." Mrs. Annie Stehlo, 2025 Cot-
tago Grove, Ave., Chicago, was an run
down, could not cat nor digest food,
had a backache which novcr loft her
and felt tired and weary, but six hot
ties of Electric Bitters restored her
health and renewed her strength.
Prices 50 cents and $1.00. Got a Bottle
at Fred A. Legg's Drug store.
When Baby was rick, w rate her Oastorla,
Wbta aba was a Cblld, abe cried for Castorta.
WbM ahe becamo Klat, aha cluae to Caatoria.
WVso aba had Cfcudrt, aba cava ttiea Castorta.
Bucklen'B Arnica Salve.
The ben Salve in the world for Cuts,
Brulies, Bores, Ulcers, -Salt Rbeura, Fever
Sores, Tetter.. Chapped .hands. Chilblains
and all Skin Eruptions," and. positively cure
Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed o
give perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price as cents a box. For sale by Fred A
LeSC
"DR.M1LES,
TfiroHgti His tfervlne Is a BM
efactor te Thousands."
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for Infant! and Children.
MOTHERS, Do You Know that ,.
JJateman'a Drops, Codfrcy'a Cordial, many so-called Boothltijr Syrups, nnd
most remedies for children are compo'td of opium or morphine?
Ho Ynu Knoty that opium and morphine nve stupefying narcotic polwtuf
Po Vow Know tint lu jnost countries druggists are uol permitted to tell narcotic
without labeling them polsonsf
Po Von Kimw tlwt you should not permit any medicine to be given your child
smlcis you or your physician know of what It U composed t
Io Van Know that Castorta Is a purely vcjjelnble prepnmllou, nnd that n Hit ol
Ma Ingredients b published with every bottle t
TOo Von Know that Castorta Is the prescription of the fatuous Dr. Samuel Wtcher.
Othat It lias been lu use for nearly thirty years, and that more Cnstorla Is nowaold tlmn
Tall other remedies for children combined?
Po Vott Know that the fatent Office Department of the United Slates, ami of
other countries, have lulled exclusive right to Dr. ritcher and Ms asitgn to use the word
"Castorta " and its formula, and that to Imitate them Is a slate prison offense?
Po Von Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection
was because Castorta had been proven to be absolutely IinrnilcHH?
Po Von Know that 33 tweraico doses of Castorta ai AurLihed for 35
cents, or one cent a dose?
Po Von Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
Ve kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest ?
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Well, tliewe tlsttiga ate worth Vnowlng. They are facts.
Tlie ftic-Hlmtle
signature of
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wrapper.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorta.
J. C. GOODALE
0. G. SCHRAMM
Goodale Ldmbr Company
OF SALEM
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Keep the most'complcto stock of common, dimension nnd finished lumber
in the city, nnd ecll on the most favornblo terms. Lath nnd Shingles, .
Our stock is made at our own mills, of tho best lumber In the stntc.
C. G. SCHRAMM,
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Five veata aro I became so nervous that
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