The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 22, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt ' 1 1! ! ; m r 1, fSSSS&S Miss Shirley In "A Young Wife" lit should take Dr. riorcc's iwwij a Men Who JTiraultacturo Misery. The disgruntled man, the man who la sulky and dissatisfied under all condi tions and circumstances, Is to be found everywhere. Kven at the sea side where he has cone for rest and recreation you'll find him surly and sulky, grunt, bllng at the weather, the people, the hotel accommodations, the ooard, and everything else. His scowling, sullen visage checks the flow of talk at the table, and hushes the prattle of playing children. Now and again one gossip gays to another "The old chap's liver must be out of order." Somebody else ays, Perhaps he's suffering from kid ney trouble." And a majority Incline to the opinion that it's "just dyspepsia." And as it happens they are all of them d right. His liver is sluggish. His kidneys are disordered. His blood is necesscrily poisoned, by accumulations of effete matter. And last of all his stomach is "out of order." This is another case in which In the logical sequence of state ment TIIK I.A9T 19 1'IRflT. The liver is sluggish because the stom ach is diseased. The kidneys are dis ordered because" the stomach and its al lied organs of digestion and nutrition are "weak" and cannot supply adequate nutrition for the needs of the body. How do we know this? Ilecause in so many cases, persons who had suffered with disease of heart, liver, lungs, kid neys, etc., have found these diseases en tirely cured, when Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery has cured diseases of the stomach and the other organs of di gestion and nutrition. "I was afflicted with what the doctors called nervous indigestion. Took med icine from my family physician to no avail. In looking over one of Doctor Pierce's Memorandum Hooks," writes Mr. Thos. G. Lever, of Lever, Richland Co,, S. C, "I found my case described exactly. I wrote to you and made n statemtnt. You sent me a descriptive list of questions, also hygienic rules. I carried these out as best I could, but thought myself Incurable as I suffered so much with pain under my ribs and an empty feeling in my stomach. At night 'would have cold or hot feet and hands alternately. I was getting very nervous and suffered a great deal mentally, think ing that death wotdd soon claim me. Al ways expected something unusual to Uke place; was irritable and impatient, and g'eatly reduced in flesh. I could scarco.y eat anything that would not produce a bad feeling in my stomach. After some hesitation, owinir to mv . -. . ' . . . reliances ngalust patent medicines, I eciilfivl to try a few liott'c of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ami Pellets.' After taking several bottles of each, found I was Improving. I con tinued for six months or more, off and on. I have to be careful yet at tlinea, of what I at. In order that I may feel good ir .. and strong. wifTxrtncr with i 1mitf. T1fl Golden Medical Discovery and ' Pleasant idenic rules they would soon be greatly benefited, and with a little perseverance would be entirely cured." TIIK SCUOOmoY'9 I'OCKKT J is notorious for the miscellany It con tains. Tops, string, npples, marbles, chewing gum, nails, jack-stones, arc all mixed In one confused mass. What would be said of one who used that pocket which we call the stomach fot such a heterogeneous collection of ma terials? This is done not alone by the human ostrich at the circus, but by thou sands of good people who do not consider the relation of the stomach to the other organs of the body. The purpose of eat ing is to provide nutrition for the body. Hut how many people think of the nutri tive value of the food they eat? Por the most part the choice of food is made to please the palate. The palate is a creature of education. It may be taught to crave things bitter or things sweet; to desire spicy or fiery condiments which irritate the stomach or dainties which distress it, and In which (lip fond value la reduced to the minimum. As a rule the palate is taught to desire the most unde sirable things from the view point of nutrition. The result is that the stomach has to thresh a great quantity of straw to obtain one grain of nutrition. The body is sustained by food properly digested and assimilated and converted into nutrition. Hut when the food lacks nutritive value the body and Its organs must be starved, lixactly the same thing happens when the food eaten is nutritious, but the stomach anil other organs of dl-' gestion and nutrition being weak-' encd oy disease, lati 10 exiraci the nutrition from the food pro-" vided. Then the body is starved also.' TIIK SIGN Ol' STARVATION In o.rt1st.arf A etiiruml ttmti r.in't work. A starved organ can't work; or at the best it works partially and ineffectively.! Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. I by curing diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition, ' enables the perfect digestion and assitnl-' latiou of the food eaten, and this food converted into nutrition, builds up the 1 lody and ull Its parts and organs into bound health and strength. "Alter 1 Had received tne advice which Week's Enirafrement With a Stronjr Company at the Grand Opera House The Best Appointed Modern Play-house on the North Pacific Coast C . I,.. ..iii..,.. .. . TJiiiMECTimiirMriTyMii'M SRRJHB9flpMHHI SSBinf,r ''$&&&&'' '$W&E?mmh 4 4HBflTvcl ImitSSl s: !r.l Italtimnrp. Mil.. I used VOlll 'Golden Melical Discovery' according to directions. After using lour bottles 1 considered myself cured as I have not felt any symptoms since. Had tried al most all remedies that I heard of that were good for dyspepsia, but without re lief. Finally I became discouraged and wrote to you for advice, with the above result." TO DI8COUR.AOHI) l'KOPI.K. The closing paragraph of Mr. Domer! letter: "Finally 1 became discouraged and wrote to you for advice " would ex press the feeling of thousands who have written to Dr. Pierce. They bave ut terly failed to find holp. They have been growing steadily worse. As a forlorn hope they have written to Dr. I'izzcr ana have been cured. Persons suffering from chronic dlt-easm are invited to consult Dr. 1'ierce t-y let Urfree. All correspondence strictl y pri vate and confidential. Address Dr. U.V. Pierce, lluffalo, N. Y. vAr.vAnr.u nirr'i'RitK. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser Is n valuable hook. Yet this great work, containing i,oo3 large pages and over 700 illustrations, is sent free on receipt of stamps to jmy expense of mailing only. Send 31 one-emit stamps for the cloth -bound volume or only xi stamps for the look in paper covers. Address Dr. H. V. Pierce, Buf falo, N. Y. t Vnnnn UMfn " n mnttnrn milm1 rnmn v J If. Tttlnfcnn llin wnll linnwn 4.lh.a . ..... kb. . .. ...-.. .. ,4 . Vfl... . a.w, . ...www... ... w.wu . ....... rj w. . ...va.w. ...w ..w-. .... you gave me. in regard to my treatment,1 .wrj,crof ,lrninsc)f the ftinrnllonnl 'ypp. will l.o Le bill I.nt ecaaon when writes Geo Domer, lUq., of 1915 lulask , Fnllr,onnlli t-Uect th-nm-. Nw Ynrk. thn nlav scored a run ol over oiih hundred coneecutivo porformancos. and immediately alter two high priced companies duplicated its triumph throughout the country. init lew Biocfc iiiuatrus navu as yui nan 1110 privilege 01 presuniiug 11, umi who will bo Its first presentation in this city at popular prices. A powerful romance, thrilling incidents, good scenic efforts, and a number ol interesting characters have been tlit foundation for the mrceee Oil's play has met with. The action takes place In Now York, ami the llowery, aB well as Fll h Avenue, ia represented in its dmraftura. A wealthy bunker, bis own son, an adnptod son and IiIb daiightor-ln-law aio the principal figures. The eon, a i.iollinKh) and an aiHwiato of crooku, unbeknown to hh father is in love with hitadnpteil brotbur's wife, n.ul ruorts to every means in his power to alienate her affections. llilng short of money lie plans toiob his father's safe. While in the drawirg room with n notorious cracksman he iHsurprifeil by tils father, and in the Ptniyulo that follow stabs him with a patter-knife. He and bis pal II -o from the fconn and the body U found by tho young wife and ehu is ntctibuilol the crime. Alter many exciting complications and man days ol tuffering, ebo is finally cleared of tbechargo and her purtecutor ercap puiiialiiuiMit by enniiuiltiug suicide Iliere, are many bright conn dy tcents UitoiiKlinut the play, and a number ol nmutltig up-to-date uharnutprs. This will ! the Shirley Company's opening bill at the Grand Opera House next Monday, t .1 it ... . it! . . . I .1 11.. ... tl 1.. - ...I.,... OK.. 4IA I t t J'tiU. -I. !t!A UUU'U UlIl(j sKUIIUU III V Us III I UJHUUr U ILUO -U, iil , ItllU tUl. An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and bencflcliil effects of the well known remcily. 3rnur or Fias, manufactured by tne Camfounia Fm SritUP Co illustrate) thovalueof obtaining the liquid laxa tive principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presentiriR them iu the form most refreshing to t lie taste and acceptable to the system. I' is tho one perfect strengthening laxu tlvo, cleansing the system effeetiiull.t dispelling colds, headaches and fever contly yet promptly nnd enabling 1 overcome habitual copstipatiouper ..anontly. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub Btanro, and its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it tho Ideal laxative. m , , . In tho proccsn of manufacturing figs aro used, as thoy are pleasant to the tasto, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy aro obtained from nennn nnd other 'aromatic plants, by a method Known to tho OAuroitniA Fio Svrui' Co. only. In order to get It beneficial effects nnd to avoid imitations, please remember the full namo of tho ComDany printed on tho front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. HAN FKAII0I3CO, OAL. X.OUISVXLX.I:. KT mtW T0UK. U. T. Foraalo by all Ilnmtlits. Price Wc.perbottto British Score A Point l.osi)o.v, Feb. 'J'J Kitchener reports that Col. Park surprised a Iloer forco at Nooilgedacht.capturiijg one hundred and sixty-four prieoners and a largo supply ot arms and stores. T0CU9EGRIPIN TWO DAYS. Uxstlve BromicQulnlue removes Hie "uses ;. W. drove's uliriittiure on every box. rrlco x cems. ' Soyoa JOURNAL X HAYS. turnip Tho mllkmnu'a pump seldom gats out ol order. What Is more bountiful than a unow whtto hyacinth In bloom? A A HUlsboro, Oregon, prlso measures i feet around, ft February Is thu first of Oregon's eleven months ol flowurs. m m u A great deal ol real estate will change hands In Salem thla year. A Good mining stock ia a butter pUo to put inoiioy than a bad bank, A certain politician l mid to lis smooth as silk- two-fnowd silk. Q t O For suvural days wtt huvo misMtl llin patter ol thu soft ruin on lh roof. A Hurry up thu organisation ol those improvmiunt leagues, Mr, Push Olub. a ft a Watch tliu bright towns ol Marlon county grow J offer sou, (or Itutauw. e ft a There is a great demand (or good eons sa long as butter is shipped into the statu, ft ft ft Tliero la some talk ol transplAiitiug the stutuo of Liberty Hulighteniugthe World to Manila harbor. ft 0 . Doa Molnua has so inueh niMlipoK that they are demanding I but tlw streotears stop running. ft ft Soiuo of tho HupublitMii tbolr uiusl biennial smllu grMsman Touguu's seat. a a a Tiik Jouknal hat no mwxit opinion of the poopld ot Portland, but ju t cl some ot their stinking poHtiosl mothuda. a a Toaoh your boy that honest (Kivurty Is EOlpeotablo, but that to got money that has not been honestly earned in a dis grace. 2mm "flTe polltlilaui who want to clean up flotu IViiguo (or eongress aro not ooiuliig viotlio (rout very fast, they r.ealfcw that jlia I not easy. ft a The people Bryan addrea in his Commoner are not the same he u dreita at tho champagne ami terrapin banquets Iu New York. ft ft The Saletu lUyeeed eity oouneil is too. muoh (or the trunolilw ejcplo4te who get valuable presents (rdtu other cities without leaving anything behind. The Republic ai ol the towu ot Uuien re (or the da(t ot Governor (Jeer (or Dr. Hull's Couch Syrup will euro a Cough or Colli nt onco. Conquers Croup, Whooplng-Couch nnd Measlo Cougli without lull. Mothors praiso it. Doctors prcscribo it for Bronchi tis, Iloaraonosa, Grlpjw, Pneumonia nnd ConBiimntlon. It gives quick, tiiro rosulta 1'iico, 25cts. Re Also tho (U'uler's Htibatltuto ; it is not ns good. BkBhIIs 0i9h Svrua Always cures wlion othora fall. ?r. Hull's Pills cure Constipation and Liver ruublu. so pllli, 10 cts. Trial box, cts ffii3SKrr S are uaitluir 1 alter Oou- ronominatlou on account ol lila not votelut: the "pauhnndlu" bill, it follows tint Maker City nuu ll.iker oouuty should be for tleor for thu opposlto reason. Baker City Democrat. a e Woialburn Iiule))oiHlent: The Salem JouunaI. wants a man to beat Congress man Tongue. Itoould be ilono II the opposltloii to ToiiKiiii comblnuil, and Gland Uatah ia the man 011 whom the opposition should combine. as s m A Salem editor is to lecture to the students at the Oregon Htntu Univeretty eu "Muniulpat Klnauees." He will probably toll 'em "I low I and Betty killed tho bear" at Kaleni, Oregon Independent. ft e a 'if Prlnee Usury would oomo to Salem he would feel at home. We have a brewery, a sauerkraut fautury and a llinlmrxer cheese faetory. lleiuricili, sol Ut 111 a I ruuter koinmen. ft , The teal MaiuU iloli is mU by tltoiu who have "bin dar" to be a paraciie tlwt crawls up the lens, attacks the skin but never g't hove Um Manila belt. ANOTIIURJNDUSTRY I'jrpct Tumbler and Cleaning Plant Put In at Salem Meawru Urover A ICdwunls, two you 11 men, have jiwt iuetallud what is known us a tumbling earpet cleaner, It ii a lar;e wheel slinllar to a creamery ehurn and butter worker The carpeting is pat inside ot this wheel, which is turul Uy a steam eHgitie, and thus the tuinW iui; Htotion ImmU out all the dust with out injury to Utefabre. This can bedone ao obeepiy and thoroughly that when the process beeowiee kuown ueople will no (auger beat their carpets to their great injury. Tuee you men are intellieut induatritMis workers, tiud are entitled to the support of Salem people. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contains Mercury aa mercury will surely destroy the souse of smell aud completely derange the whole system wkett euteriutc it through the uiuouue surface. Such arttclue should never be used except on pretcriptiona Iroiu reM)tuble phyeicuius, aa the dam- ae Uey will ik is teu fold to tiie good yoiieauposeiblyderivetromtheiH Hall's Uetarrh taire, luanuiaetuied by F. J. Oneway A Co., Toledo, 0 eoutaiiu no mercury, aud Is Ukeu luterually, eotiug directly upon the Idood aud mucoissur tae 04 tbe system. Ih buy lug 11118 Owvarrh Cure be sure you got tbe genuine. It Is Uke inter nally and made iu Toietle. Ohio, by P. J. Qhetwy A Oo. Testlwo uutls tree. SW hr DruKgkw, ptioe 7o. per bottle. naU'iFuml PUI are the btt. Wihl rose kWr is the CMaiu ef wheat. nutritious, the sweetest, tl.o txt high Yod and your Wife Will be Interested in these e taQeQiik irVfilEBSIBfiSSBM iu inl sSSfsHfiBMsBfl Lbbss grade rooJs. isw. Ladies' I.oma leel, n (ull dree hIioo end up-to-date won It it 00, Cash shoe store price 2y6 Ladioe leather lined, a Hue ehoo (or this time of th yeer, aud tliey are oaav on the feet, worth S 00. Our prke. . . .) W ladies' vici kid. nice tlexible sole, tbe kind that are soft aud like or the (eel, Worth 8 00. Our prke ..;. l Ladies' button shoe, a ool tiioe, bread toe, wortli f8'0. A wap I 75 Ladies' Jennesj Miller) shoo in welt ami turn sole, a shoe that I" sold everywhere for f:i 60 Oar price $2 05 lidies' turn sole, a nke tine shoe, worth 8 50. We sell tliemut 2 50 I. lilies' vcl kid welt sole, an ex tra good value Bddy A Web ster Rochester make. Worth 3 60. Our price f 1 S6 ltdiee' box call wet leather Inn sold by othei stores at (2 60. Oath shoe store pnee f I 80 ...GASH SHOE STORE... 303 Commercial Street, w w k (1 Opposite the Post Office. STEAM CARPET CLEANER AND RENOVATOR GR0VER & EDWARDS. i . ...:,, i-mof Utvp inst installed a newtmlanfi fnr cleaning carpets. They Uke out .11 Ita dirt Mm force witnout m me jc?.m hijuiii yj " tue texture is soiled the spots are cleaned with dry. steam. No moisture applied. Carpets taken up, cleaned and replaced at moderate cost. The finest rugs cleaned Without injury. Colors restortd and all germs, moths, etc., .effectually re moved. All carpels etc.. called for and delivered. Otders leit with Burtn & Hamilton will be promptly attended tn. GR0VER & EDWARDS 300 Marion Slrejt. Wise People When They Arrive in Salem, Oregon. Are at once impresed with the beauty of .the country, the geniality of the climate and the splendid opportunities af, forded for jecuring Comfortable Homes We have for sale a large lit of city property, and farms from five acres up to a thousand, and are prepared to give all information desired. Bozortn, Ryan & Co. 292 Commercial St Salem, Oregon, ...Northwest Normal College... Corner State and Comnurclal Sts., Salcai. Oregon. Goiirppsof studv: Olanaic, ficiontlflc, Normal, High School, Businf ss, Mualc, irt, and Elocution.' Tho latent and tho heat in Book keeping, Typewriting. Music and Shorthand. The moat extondvo lino ol oflkes tor Oommorcla' Work in the Northwest. Kvoning School on Monday and Friday evoninus. b.nglrg claaaos Saturday ovoninnB. Full coureos to uraduation, eitlior In Voice culture. Piano, Violin. Orchestral liiPtrumontB, Harmony, Countorpolnt, Fugul, etc. Full couraoa aUoin Fino Art, i'alnlinft in oils, Wntor Colore, Pastel, and Crayon Drawing Students mav enter at any time. Send tor catalogue. A. J- GARLAND. A M. Z. M. PARVIN, Mus. Doc, President. Director of Colleco of Music MAJESTIC RANGES That Cargo has arrived and several are already in use. They were a long time on the way, but those who waited for them arc more than pleased with their GOOD QUALITIES R. M. WADE & CO. The best feed tor hogs. We have a large stock of fine Canadian Fie'd Peas and are quoting a very low price on them. Call or write for prices. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem. OWOH A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dtunr you can enjoyjfrom one ot our ten.l? r and delicious moats, ateaks, lamb or mutton chops' veal JcntleU or pork, Our meata aro y cut. from the fatteat ant nriiiieat caitle.Jand we can eupplv yo tr table wiih freah, nutritious anil wholesome niwiia at led rock prices. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 01 4 ' ?OPTl,i A Good "Front" brings many a deserving man furcew. who, ill-clad, might (all. Our hi making your apparel what It ought tow conalate in keeping your linou aod otnw wearables in lino shape, so tar ai ing and ironing them is concernea' Ever tried our work, our style, 00 prices? Salem Steam Laundry COLONBL, J OU18TKP, PBOPBIKW8' DOBOUQ D. OLMBTSD, MOB. j Phone -111 820 UbertyB unne'e Soli6 Spraff -WE HAYE THEM... CALL AND GET PRICES. SAVAGE & R.BID ORE00H SALEM, !$$9w&mim''m,'r SEEDMEN.