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I' ' !. ( i mm iiiui.i " i .1
? now DvwaraiA m, curst. .
There is in .tSJ id.: ' '
dysptpsis and other diseases ot Uft
And the Glum Dyspeptic. 3cggS&$
.. Dwcovcry always Kelps and almost al-
Thc cheerfuHd!dt la tfie WM.i lcux? J, njnetyight- per cent.
Who when he kcs' von com ii .tS ?S ! .n.,CB ??"? " hat
louse dripping from the storm TnnniZ. T a lair ana ri,,' Wu " hsj
rhittlinand the" knife slinrVn i-.f SSS Ua?.most ? 4 bl-
A the top of a finger he uld sa7 ins iTO.S.Sf PT'
uuicr mem-
THRBK
WJU-;JilUJr31JCANS? ;
-u - ''ARM ENTHUSIASTIC
Ihe cheerful idiot to ask fool questions.
wyic um. np.inin mm as the
mosquitoes because they can
S"W unless a T A . ...
IrlOi OAniNtliii
and Mimic of 577 Royden Street, Cam.
den, N. J., writes: "We fulfilled an
engagement of twelve weeks and the
Mnsfltf n.inT. . . fit. ....
..v..Vfv,rv uMi Mjiwun uim as tney
10 With, moWUltoea hrranu t..n . fi
fc.ln .n,li.. ... .L"V .Y.v engagement 01 I
be eWrful Tnf . . :? .J16 consta"t traveling gave me a bad touch
C. L of the boarding house tackled a
- I j S
Mil I fcL
DsJberab.e looking fellow -boarder who
wis tortured bv dvsnensln. nTTclln
Bttltb," he cried, nren't yon feeling
.well ? " And Smith growled back : "It's
fion at vntir hnaltifca hnm Tin f1tnrr n
iBTalk about adding insult to injury 1
jWhat could be any worse than asking a
nan wno uaa suuenng stamped an over
Vim, "Aren't you feeling well ? "
its ramer nam tor tbc dyspeptic to
lake a stranger to the disease under
Und just how much suffering dyspepsia
in cause. Words don't eznrcss it.
Chat terrible gnawing sensation in the
Itomach is past dcacriDtion. Even after
rou have recited the enecific aches and
;in9 there are no terms to express the
emulative and combined effects of them
, upon both mind and body.
DON'T COtTIVATB DYSPEPSIA.
That would seem unnecessary advice.
ret it is a fact that in the main, people
pho finally become dyspeptics seem to
ave studied now quickest to bring on
se disease. They eat Irregularly. They
it unwholesome or innutritious foods.
iev eat heartily when they are tired
with a day's work and the stomach needs
rest instead of exercise. In fact if they
de a study of the quickest way to
lyspepsLi or disease of the stomach in
Mnerai and its aiiieu organs ot uigcs
icrn and nutrition, they could not prnc-
dce more successful methods.
iWben dyspepsia once has its grip on
He stomach the man wuo uaa expert
nented with tablets and powders and
ither palliatives without permanent re
lief finds himself asking the question.
TAm T Tr rrnltn in hi xrpl airatn so
bat I can eat with appetite andenjoy-ient?"
IThe one necessity to the recovery of
ealtb is the cure ol tne diseases 01 uie
aach and other organs of digestion
ad nutrition. Tablets of soda,, mint,
, will for the moment alter the con-
lilon in the stomach, but they won't
ter the condition of the stomach itsell.
iese things are therefore merely pal-
stives. Not only do they not cure but
affording temporary relief they lull
Ee victim into a false security uutll he
obablv finds himself some day very
Euch worse for their use.
I had tried everything possible to cure it
till last week while playing at B. F.
Keatb's Bijou Theatre,
Fhiladelpha, in the Neb
eon Trio, a professional
friend of mine advised
me to try Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discov
ery. I tried it, and.
thank God, with good
results."
"For three years I
suffered untold agony,"
writes Mrs. H. R. White,
'of Stanstead, Stanstead
Co., Quebec (Box 115).
"I would have spells of
trembling and being sick
at my stomach, pain in
right aide all the time ;
then it would work up
into my stomach, and
such distress it is impos-
mure 10 ucscnuc. 1 wrote
to the World's Dispen
sary Medical Association,
stating my cat to them,
and they very promptly
answered and told me
what to do. I took eight
bottles of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discov
ery, and five vials of Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. Thanks to Dr. Pierce and
his medicine I am a well woman to-day.
Dr. Pierce's medicines also cured my
mother of liver complaint from which
she had been a sufferer for fifteen years.
We highly recommend these medicines
to all suffering people."
Diseases which seem to be remote from
the stomach, but which originate in the
Stomach arc cured through the stomach.
For this reason diseases of heart, lungs,
liver, kidneys, and other organs are
cured by "Golden Medical Discovery,"
when it has cured the disease of the
stomach, and its associated organs of
digestion and nutrition.
It has been a surprise to many people
who have taken "Golden Medicul Dis
covery" fpr stomach "trouble," to find
that as the stomach was cured, diseases
of long standing which had affected
other organs were cured also. The
"weak" heart becomes strong, the slug
gish liver active, the clogged kidneys
ore cleanse, the lungs made sound.
The whole body is practically renewed,
built up with firm, healthy flesh, and not
puffed up with flabby fat.
Some dealers desiring to make the
little more profit paid by the sale of less
meritorious medicines will sometimes
offer the customer a substitute for
"Golden Medical Discovery," claiming
it to be "just as good." Nothing is just
as good for you which has not just as
good a record of cures, and no other
medicine has a record of cures compar
able with those effected by the use of
"Golden Medical Discovery."
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Adviser, containing over a thousand
large pages and more than 700 illustra
tions is sent free on receipt of stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. If you
doti.'t feel the need of this valuable mtd
ical work yourself, why not give it to
some friend or young married couple.
It is an invaluable gift, and one which
will be highly appreciated by the recipi
ent. Send 31 one-cent stamps for the
volume in durable cloth-blndlng, or only
31 stamps for the book in paper covers.
Address Dr, R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Tho meeting of the Yourur. Men's
Rapubllcan Club, last evening. In the
office f JuyicH 6f (ho;Peaco Hoi gun.
was tho best attondod political gather
lng seen, in Salem In many days. The
young Republicans from every poiV
tion of tho sovou wards composing th
city woro-prosont in goodly numbers,
and an earnest crowd ltTvai.
Prosldont Hal D. Patton called the
meeting to order, and gavo tho mem
bers present a heart to heart talk on
tha coming campaign, and tho neces
sity of a porfect and earnest organl.
th oxecutlvo commlttoo as follews:
Ward No. 1 E. D. Horgan, Frank
F. Toevs.
Ward No. 2 a I MdNnry, W. E;
Richardson.
W Krd No. 3 J. O. Graham, "John W.
Ro'n6lds.
Ward No. 4 J. 0. Goodalo, Jr., A.
.W. Proseoti.
WhVd No. 60. McCorniiok, L. R.
Stffisbn.
Ward No. C Orr Royal, Fred
Kross.
Wan! No. 7H. S. Radcllff, Chas.
Elgin.
Tho nominations woro confirmed by
Hi. mnAllni. TUd H,ulitnHt .M.n......l
ntlnn tin w.. fAlto....! 1... Tl... II- "'" """ '"" '" '"m"""" uuHUlllltw
- .u..unvu , .thonr8tmeeUngof theoxocutlvo
uoynoius, it, j. aponcor, J. a. Graham,
J. M. Kyle, J. C. Goodale. Jr., D. F.
Wst and others, all agreeing with
Prosldoitt Patton, and It was tho senso
of tho meeting that a perfect organiza
tion must bo effected in order to
achtove political succoss and recogni
tion. Tho club doclded,on solectlug an ex
ecutive committee, to bo composed of
two members fro'm each ward, Thlo
determination arrived at,, tho meeting
took a recess, whllo tho Inombors
from tho sovgral wards wont Into cau
cus, to sofoct tholr respective repre
sentatives on tho oxecutivo commlttoo.
This committeo will be an advisory
committee to President Patton, and
will work with that official.
When tli e meoting was again called
to order, the chairmen ot the several
delegations announced the selection of
com
mlttoo for noxt Monday ovonlng, av
Justlco Horgan's office, for consulta
tion, and tho next meoting of tho club
wns called at tho same placo for Frl
day evening noxt,
Tho chair also appointed a commit'
toe of threo to draft a constitution,
consisting of J. W. Reynolds, J. C.
Goodalo, Jr., and Chas. Elgin.
Prosldent Patton rondo an enthusi
astic address, congratulating tho club
on tho progress mndo,' and It J. Spen
cer discussed at length tho direct
nomination system now botng tried in
this city. Justlco Horgnn and J. C.
Graham spoko enthusiastically of the
outlook for succoss, and urt;od a con.
tlnuanco ot tho work undortnken by
tho club, to perfect n pormanont or
gaulzntlou, so thnt tho club would bo
coma a power for good In thepolltlcs
of the city, county nnd state.
8647 Indiana Avenue.
Cnicioo, Jrx., Sept. 37, 1902.
I have been a sufferer with almost every kind
of female trouble for years, but as Jong as I
could get around and do my vrork I would not
try patent medioinea as I hod no faith in them.
About oight months ogo I had to Uke to
my bcd.suffering with prolapsus of the uterus,
witli bearing down pains and intense pains
f .t. l..1 If ......l wlm wnn fl HtlfUl tTIM
toW raeof Wine of Cardui and sent forabot-
S . 1 .!.. .1 ..1..1 . 1... .1.- .11.1 . tlifif
lie. t am mueeu u,i,u lul" r,D "" " v
first bottle started me on the road to recov-
. L ..t 1 .l -.l U 1.ma HiAntlil T UTftl
ery. Jn a tew weess i was oui u w " w -.v.- . -
in Itclter liecilth and stron
ger than I hail Won
years. I take a dose now,
occasionally, of Wine
lanlui and am iePt in Sw'y, AVoodman's Circle No. 70.
perfect health.
Jfi&ga)tTi
'. S
Eight Hour
Legislation
Ashland, 0.,Nov. 21. In view of tho
offort for olght'hour legislation which
organized labor's representatives havo,
already bogun In Washington, F. K.
Myors ot thlr place, prosldout of tho
National Association of Agricultural
Implement nnd Vehicle Dealers and a
leader among the prominent em
ployers af tho country who havo or
ganized for tho purpose ot combating
what they regard as tho unreasonable)
and unjust domando of tho labor
unions, has glvon forth tho following
stateraont of his vlews:
"Tho tondenoy in tho direction of
an olght-hour schedule for labor de
mands tho attontlon of ovory em
ployor. From a manufacturer's stand
point, tho future ot our employes 9
to 10 hours per day and get results
as we have heretofore, or be com
pelled to recognize tho eight hour.
schedule.
"I huvo always, taken the; f)al(Ion
that if we can have tho services of
our artisans nnd mechanics from 0
to 10 hours per day, we enn compete
against any cbuntry in tho world and.
practically without protection, nnd
that the future of our country and Its
Krowth In the Introduction of manu
factured articles Into foreign Jamie
depend vory largely on our ablMty
to do this. During my travels In for
elgn countries I found where the
eight-hour schedule existed that cop
dltlons were decidedly unfavorable,
resulting disastrously to the em
ployer because of his Iocs of business
that went to others more favorably
situated, and the fact that the laborer
who has time to stop at questionable
resorts on his way to work before
8 a. in., and to do bo on roturnlng at
5 p. ni., becomes demoralized.
"I have also taken the position that
It is manifestly unfair to the fanner
who, to mako It pay, Is compelled to
go to work at C or '7 p. nr. Tho farmer
boy would become discontented with
his lot to tho extent of leaving tho
farm still mora rapidly It he vorc
to hoar our whistle and that ot othora
at 8 o'clock in tho morning, and on
completion of tho day at G o'clock.
This would cortnlnly have Its effoct on
tho young men on tho farm and is
another reason why wo should havo
tho nervo to fight every effort on tho
part of tho politicians to socuro an
olght-hour Echcdulo. Thoy nro largely
tha tnsttgntors ot this plan, and for
political promotion solely.
"In my judgment ovory niombcr of
tho National Association of Agricul
tural Implomont and Vohlolo Denlsrs
should matto It a point to roach tho
ear of ovory ono In power In his dis
trict nnd oppose this growing sontl
input that will certainly provo dis
astrous t6 our intorosts for tho rem
sons given, nnd maiiy-others that might
be onuinorntod. In my judgment, It
Is decidedly better to advance the pny
of labor working 9 to 10 hours per
day than to grant n reduction In tlmn
for the same pay, and produce goods
for the markets of the world." .
Distress ,
After Mating
Nausea between meals, belching, vom
iting, flatulence, fits of nervous head
ftcho, palu in tho ftomacb, nro all
symptoms ot dyspepsia, and tho longer
it Is neglected the harder it is to euro it.
Hood's SarsaparlUa
and Pills
Radically and permanently care it
strengthen and tono tho stomach and
otlior digestive organs for tho nat unit
performance of tholr functions.
Accept no eubstltuto for Hood'u.
"I hsd dyspepsia twenty-fivo years and
took different medicines but got no help
until I began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla.
Have taken four bottles ot this medlclno
and can now eat almost anything, sleep
well, have no cramps In my stomach, no
burning and no distress." Mas. Wuxmh
G. BAMim. II Olncy &L, Providence, R. I.
Hood's SnrsnpnrlllQ promises to
euro and koops tho promise.
For a good banjo, guitar, mandolin,
violin and French harmonica call en
W. Calvot, 1C8 Stato ntroot, practical
watchmaker, who will Bell you- all
thoso artlcloa at rock-bottom prlcoo.
cod
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh tht
Contains Mercury.
As mercury willsurely destroy tho
sense '.of iwneir:' ana. completely do
rftngotffo wEolVtJ'siora, when enter
ing it tli rough tho mucous surfaces.
Such articles should novor bo nood ox-
copt on prescription from roputablo
pnyslclans, as tho damago thoy will
do la ten-fold to tho good you can pos
sibly derlvo from thorn. Hall's Co-
tarr Cul-o, manufactured by F. J. Che
ney A Co., Toledo, Onto, contains no
morctiry, and Is taken Internally, act
ing directly upon tho blood and mu
cous surfaces ot tho system. In buy
lng Hall's Catarrh Curo bo suro you
get tho gonulnc. It is taken internal
ly and mndp'ln Toledo, Ohio, by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Bold by druggists. Prlco 75 o por
bottlo.
Hall's family pills ftro tho best
Bohemia Felt the 8torm.
W. W. Warner camo down from Bo
hemia Wednesday. Ho has boon ac
tively onfoigcd in mining in tho dis
trict for sevoral years, nnd nayn that
tho recant stoma was tho most sovora
fn his knowledge, considering that tha
winter season ban only just opened.
Ho says tho enow Is' from two to flvo
foot deep, and that mora timber haa
fallon than for many yoare pant
Initio County Loader.
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We Have a Few
Dealing Stoves
4
To close out Any old price takes them J
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Tho, Latet; Yarn.
A Pittsburg drummer tolls this now
yarn: I' always carry a bottle ot
Kemp's Dalsnm in my grip. I take
cold easily, and a ow doses of tho Bal
sam always makes me a well man.
Everywhere I go I speak a good word
for Kemp, I take hold ot uy custom
ers I take old men and young men,
and tell them confidentially what I do,
when I take cold. At druggists, 25
and to cents. 4
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A NEW BOOZE
TOO GOOD FOR HOGS
I
Bn- I
torn
Wine of Cardui brlnps certain relief to wowen sufTerinff any symp-
of 1'ar.mi stops bearing down pains by pernuwiemly relievinff the infUon
hivh weaken, the ligament, Uljng i womb l- " ned
suffer every ruontn it jwi take wis humhuo. iwi. -will
be painless and healthy without continual weakening drains
ot Cardji w.ll make your health right and joa may treat yoursei
in your own home, iiecure a $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui
druggist toaay.
The tieriodieal discharge
j drains, w too
ourwlf prirately
trom your
MERMm
vcQOtx State JSanfc
Incorporated. lm ,
son, Oregon,
Jeffei4
makes loaa. cU-
TiansacU a Bnerl baBklng business;
counts bills and recelre Heposiu.
Deals In fora'gn and dosestlc exehange.
Collections mad on fawrable Unas.
Notcries Public We tender our sermes la all fflatteru
.ai .. a 1am w ft a el
-nnBn!Bt Seal esUt 'eans sw -- -
of
of
SOLICITED.
The potato and the turnip promise
to become strong rivals of malt In
'the manufacture of an laUKXieatlnK
! beverage. Tho effleleaey of tho ule
'of thoso vogotablos was dlfoewoii in
a novel way. Thomas Warraa, who
resides gn the old trnHk road wool
of Oonova, N. V.. nolieod tw day thin
woek that his bos apjtosrod to b
' dasod.
t It win found that (loorgo Wosi aod
WIIHam Xoilot, two itinotaftt farm-
. hands hlmd by Mr. Warren roeontly ,
had boost squeosln poUtooo aHd tor
i nin up Into a bmsm. aju otter .pro
Turin all Uio extract therefrom threw
th.' rwiwuns of tko nuu to mo hagt.
The boo wvtdonUy did not rofpilro
ssorii of a loiWv.h- asoosco te not oo
a oood "Jag." AH this wosk M swlao
kavo apoftsrod lnto?sa(Jd. nn4 Mr.
Wt-rroo sueooodod In Ulr at tho
oawM only after ho found "the two
(arsaba4 aad a don chHi hlttiuR
ii a kx of tho dow "mimh of'fru
Buutr la tho bars.
NoWt was akMMt il&zod by the
drink, while bis portMr com
wUtoIr "waralrsod." Warroo w
drfui prortorUtw of iiotnto jnleo and
turnip JHleo as a Jag nrodtteer.
Mr. Warrl'n Mid: "I tosttd Ut al
(red merit of this mixture for my
Mlf. A wtnaglasoful guve ise Uie sot)
sotlon of goJHif up Ih a boMooH. Ton
wlnntoa afterward I became silly
drauk ad It was throe hours before
I roRoUiod my normal self. It wtll
be a vtygnar If Hit on tho market.
Tho lAots k Hot airoeablo. but If wins
sweet cordial Is added tho drink e(Hild
bo mtulu (MloiaMe. 1 Nwr, myaoif
start, tho maiwtaetare of this now dl
oovr- I havo warood tho boys not
to rtrtok toe wock of this stofT. and
not to fid any ttf tho loft-wor Mask
to the swmo. If tho swloo haro the
imm awHtlOM as I did today thoy
wtll Ho groatly dioopinlaUMl In not
goUJu raorg Hiah."vl
Mrv Wanyon Ut oso of the farmers
who thro vrookti'ago took raoastiroc
to stop tho farm bands from tapping
corn sljgo &fti oxtraeiin the ferment
mi oiee thrrom. Now (hat volutin
turslp JNIfA hac boon dlsoevored as
u yi produoor. the farm nolo neeq,
not oowft to town when thoy with t
Harrt
& Lawrence
b
Sell more Oroccrles and tetter Groceries than AHYflODY
There's where you get GOOD treatment and GOOD goods
Stop in and for yoursolf. cld p. o. ORocunv.
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