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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, I'RIDAY, MAY 20, 1008
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aiLOOD-MAKINa
l'ONIO TRRAMKNT
JV Giro fgi; Aiini'mlcHCtyndJtloiw Thnt
In Showing IjeiimrwiblJty'oofs of
Cures In Stubborn' Cases.
When tho body becomes run down,
either a.i result of ovorwo'rk, worry
or a sovero Illness, an examination of
thb blood would show' it id b'o woak
nd watery. This conditio is called
naomlc, which Is tho medical torfn
tor "bloodlcsa."' Thfr common Bymp
toms, nro paleness of tho lips, gums
and oheeks, sho'rtmW of breath and
palpitation of- tire-chesrfr -after tho
slightest exortlbn. 'dull'tfrbs and loss
of appetite. Anaomin ltsolf la a dftn
goroTis dloeaso And it niay, gradually
pass1 into consumption. It must bo
ourba by treating Its causo, which
1b tho poor condition of tho blood.1
Tho vital fluid hiuat be niado strong
and healthy th'oroby enabling it lu
carry tho necessary nourishment to
owy1 tl8suo of tho body.
r. Williams' Pink Pills aro tho
Ertnlost bulldor of rich, now bldoa
an thoy havo beon curing anaenm
nad other blood diseases for nearly
gohoratlon, during which itlmo
they havo como to bo recognizod aa
an lnvaluablo housohold romedy.
Mrs. J. P. Haydeu, Of 241 Decatur
trcot, CoTrnlri N. Y.,' whoso hus
band Is a foreman In The Symington
Brldgo Shops, was cured by this
troatmont. Sho saye:
"When I was about IS years old,
T began to bo troubled with nnnomln
and BUfforod -from It for 'years. About
throo yoara ago I haj tho measles
and aftor that tho anaemia was
worse. I couldn't walk any dls
tanco without bolng ill," was dizzy
nearly all of tho tlmo and would oft
en faint away aftor -tho leaat oxoi
tlon. I was very pnlo nnd thin,
Dlack specks floated beforo my eyes
tind I had aide headaches, poor di
gestion and no strength or ambition.
"I took treatment from our fam
ily doctor and two other physicians,
"but with no rollof. ( Then I tried
eovornl difforont medicines, glvlnR.
onch n fair trial, but was not curod.
My husband thon suggested that T
1r7 Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
"Six yoarn ago ho had become so
nervous and run down from his con
fining work that ho had boon obliged,
to glvo it up. Ho was Bick Tor n
year, when ho gnvo up nil other med
icine nnd -tried Dr. Williams' Pin a
Pills and was curod.
"I .bought eevornl .Iioxbh of tho
pills and thoy benefitted mo nlmofti
frpm tho flrst and In tlpio cured mo.
For a year and a half I havo boon
perfectly woll, am strong, havo a
good nppatlto nnd can sleep woll."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills havo
curod diseases duo to Impuro or
watery blood that1 havo baflled tho
1iot modlcal skill. Thoy aro ablo to
do -this, becntwo thoy contain tho
olomohts noco?aary to mako no v
and lxiro blood. Rheumatism, chlo-
tosIh, nftor-efTccts of tho grip ana
fevorH, nro hoiho of the blood dlscasos
curod by thoiO' pills nnd, n tho
h,Qalth of tho norvos depends upon
tho purity of the blood, Dr. WU
lltimtr Pink PUIb aro useful in bupIi
norvo dlsoasos no uournlgla, norvoua
xlobllity, olooplesHnoss, dlzzinoBj and
oven locomotor ntaxln.
Dr. Williams' Pink Plllo nro sold
"by all dufggiota, or will lie sent,
postpaid, on rocolpt of prlco, 50
xiontB par box; six boxo? for $2. DO,
liy tho Dr. Williams Medicine Com
paty, Schonoctndy, N. Y.
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JlEVUrllOA TO AID
GIIA1TF PROSKOUTION
4 (United i'renn Leased Wire.)
,San Francisco, May 29. "I'll nov
orbo an-Jnformor; I'll never 'poach'
ovon to save tiuyaelf fom prosecu
tion," l tho reply of Kddlo Qranvy,
ono of tho Indicted members of tho
prlto light trust, to tho proposnl of
thb prosecution in tho graft cases
that ho turn stnto's cvldoucc ngnlnHt
Abo Iluof in return for Immunity.-
brunoy pays ho was -approached
by agonts of tho prosocutlon who
in ado tin proposition which ho
quickly vojoctol. Incidentally, tho
offur of immunity iIIrcIosoj tho fact
that Ruof will next bo trletkon tho
indictments growing out of tho
clmrgoH that ho paid tho supervisors
$20,000 to pnm the omnibus prizo
fight ordlnanco. Testimony glvon
before tho granl Jury bIiowb that
Clrunoy was in Jtuof's ofllco when tho
120,000 was passed "under tho tnblp
to Uuof, who was to baud It to tho
h supervisors.
, o :
H Reached the Spot,
Mr. K. Humphrey, who owns n
largo general store at Omega. O.,
ami Is prosldout of tho Adams Coun
ty Tolophono Co., as woll as of tho
Home Tolophono Co , of Plk county,
0, says of Dr. King's Now Dlscov
eryt "It saved my life once. At
least I thluk It did. It seemed to,
roach tho Bpot-t-the vory seat of my
coUgh whon ,evorythlng olso fallod."
Dr Klug'a Now Discovery not only
reaches tko cough spot; It heals tho
oro spots and the weak spots In
throat, lungs and chest. Sold under
guarantee a. J. C, Perry's drug
stqre. Gee. and 11.00 Trial bottle
free, r
FALLIKRES AIMED
, AT, ALLIANCE
London, Mn'y 29, 1( became
known tpday 'tlwt;tho real object of
tho vlsll Of .l?resldont Fnlileres of
Frjvnce . to England vras tho, estnb
!lVjpjcfy.t jaf n'nA.ngiD.-Frcnch alliance
nnd that tho purpose has failed, so
far .a j any forinaLactlon Is concern
ed. President ' Falllorog beforo em
barking' this rfttorno'on for Calais
spoko frebly of his designs", saying.
"U deeply regret that my Visit to
England has failed to r'es'ult in tho
establishment of a 'formal Anglo
French alliance or at least in pre
paratory steps 'leading to 'onw
'Tho hospitality of th6 ErtlsH
pcoplo has bo6h most'thoroughly on-
J9-od by mo ahd'my visit' has booh
delightful, btl It "was my hopo thdt
tho two nations could bo brought
closer and mofd firmly togotli6r by
tho formation of an alliance.
"Tho English nnd tho French
have much In common and tho feo!
ing of 'tho Fronch peoplo Is most
frlondly toward tho English. I ahi
sure that it is tho pleasuro of tho
Fronch peoplo tha't such an nlllanco
bo formed and I am convinced that
It would rosult In much mutual good
to tho two nations."
It Is bolioved that tho Fronch -president
and King Edward and tho high
officers of state havo dlsctiBso'd the
proposition nt length and that, while
tho English hold tho best feeling for
tho Fronch and nro most frlohdly to
ward thorn, tho king and his coun
sellors could not nrrlvo at any means
of entering a formal nlllanco nt this
time, which would bo satisfactory to
all Interests. Tho mnttor, It is un
derstood, stands much as It did pre
vious to tho visit of Falllores but
not tho slightest suggestion of any
thing but tho best of fooling exists
between tho king and tho present,
who enjoyed each othor's company
Immonsoly.
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COFFEE
Cheap for those that
won't pay for good; Schil
ling's Best for those who
won't have poor. t ...
Your urnrcr return! your money It you dou't
tile It: we par liim
Lard iEaters
't and-'
There must be something in all this Pure Food Talk.
We hear the term uP(ure Food" on evry hand Pure
Food Shows," Pure Food Lws and Pure Food agitation
of arll kinds. It simply mean's that people are awaken
ing to the fact' that that thby cannot be too careful about
the purity of their food ari4'thc ingredients which enter
into its riiaking,
One of the most fruitful sources of indigestion in the
past has been the use of lard. Nine times out of ten, the
lard which you "buy is not fit for any human ,stomacrV. Its
source is suggestive of uncleanliness and unhealthfulness.
It makes greasy, indigestible foocij and food which is
bound eventually to interfere with digestion.
Should
x ointv
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Stop'
COTJTOLENE istheonlyktionklfrvin,. -inmedium.
Wherever eiibited Sfe';
omer cooKing iara, xr. na3 always Uen bxm TiLT
award. . It cohtains no hog-tat, but is aowM.
bliprodufct, made from the choicest cotton sffit
every bit as pure and healthful as thK khuS1?
rwvwtttoy,
COTTOINE; It is'rooreealthful tC kKr1
go lartner than lard, one-third less being rcffl&K 2Jr
will make your food more appetizing and c3k
Buy a paU of COTTOLENE to-day, vkwAi
ta direcuons, and you will never go back to IdL 4
Cottolene is Guaranteed S,JfSSrtS?S?S
pleased after having given OTTOLENE a fair teat.
" f '
NAVAr QkrA in Riillr COTTOLlSNE Is packed in pails with a patent
CVCr JUIU 111 UUllt. air.tight t0P( t0 kccp it clean( -fresh and whole-
some; also to prevent it from absorbing the disagreeable odors of ahe grocery,
such as fish, oil, etc. "
Crtrr Rrrklr PVvm Wo shall bo glad to send any housewife, for a two
V.OOK JDOOK Free ccnt stamp, oumcw-'PURE FOOD COOKBOOK,"
edited and compiled by Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln, author of the famous "Boston
Cook Book.'1 Address
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, CHICAGO
Nature's Gift from the Sunny South
Ixjok -nt ottr own con-
Wot nro. spending more or
Is Oovrrnnti-Ht ' Kcononty Ponulnt'?
SIncorDocomber, 1905Korln barely
two ycarB and a half tho liberal min
istry In'Englnnd has held .ofllcp. Dor
Ing that porlod It hns reduced tne
nntlonol tloht by $225,000,000,
counting tho prosont budget, where
as Iti "Imporlal minded" predeces
sors added $1,000,000,000 to tho lin
foMunnto British taxpayers' bunion.
Excopt for election purposes, It can
not bo snld that tho administration U
less offlclont. It Is probably mor.o
so. What aro called grants-ln-nid
by tho Imporlal government for loonl
purpo3os, ospoclnll. In connection
with tho poor law, havo doubtless
boon reduced. So far from that bo
lng a rcpronch, It Is to bo hopd
that n vicious system will somo day
bo nbnllHhed altogether.
And yot tho popular ministry ban
steadily list popularity since ".he
Into Sir He-nry Campbell-Dannormtm
took ofllco. Th question arises
whothor tho public appreciates econ
omy, or ovon understands It. Titor
Is nn Irrosponolblo extravagance
all cat legislation ovorywhere. TJiore
Is a vaguo fooling that any entity
culled "government" Is nn Inoxhnust
Iblo milch cow, that can coatlnuo
forovor to pny for fads and luxurloi.
whllo nobody Is tho poorer for such
expenditures.
gross
wasting moro on administration
ovory year and wo aro facing a largo
doflclt.
Thoro Is n euro; for extravagance,
but tho statesman who introduced
it hero would risk his popularity, or
lose It nltogothor, 'in Holglum tho
state payH tho oxpe'nsos of tho else
ilon, tillowing u .prcbclbod number
of meetings and a prescribed qinint
Uy of lltornturo fon.each voter. The
olsctod cnndldatQ. tmtst show an ib
soluto majority of tho voters In his
district. If ho doos not do pn, there
Is a cocond o'cctlon, pnld for by n
special levy on tho voters of that
dbtrlot. Thoro nro very few arcoiul
oloctlona In Belgium and few voters
who dou' vote.
Whon a municipal ofllcer In Eng
hi ml is found' short of somo of the
city's funds, tho local government
bonrd, which superintends such mat
ters, will not pormlt tho defalcation
to bo concoaled In that city's buJget
or met by the issuo of municipal
securltioi. Tho money Is replaced by
a spvdnl rate levied upon tho tax
payers of that city. As In the cnae
of the Belgian election, the lesson Is
brought directly lone. There nro
fow cases of dUhonosty among muni
clival officials In England. The rate
payers, In fact, see that their ac
counts are properly, kept aud audit
ed. Wall Street Jqurflal, , .
THAW MUST
(Continued From Pngo 1.)
Dr. Albort W. Forrls, chairman of
tho state lunacy commission, hero
todny.
"Thaw undoubtedly is nn incur
nblo ,paronolnc and ho Is linblQ to
havo an outhronk at nny tlmo In
which-ovont ho 'would bo'duttBcrouV'
said Dr. Forrls. '"Tho Matteawan
asylum Is tho only plnco in tho stat"
whoro tho -criminal insnno enn bo
proporly carpd for and ho must re
.turn thoro. IIo cannot bo trnnsferrod
to any othor asylum.
"I havo observed Thaw carofiully
and so havo tho doctors at Mattea
wan and my opinion Is not guesa
work. I nm posltlvo that his caso Is
Incurnblo nnd It would bo a great
orror to pormlt him to bo nt largo or
to havo partial freedoom."
Thaw nlloges that. Dr. Bakor,tho
superintendent nt Mattenwan, "has
It In for 'him". nnd thnt ho waB. por
Bocutod thor,o by tho attendants it
woll as tho ofllclnls. Dr. Ferris anys
ho hns Investigated thoso arcusutions
and bslloves that thoy oro tho results
of somo of tho doluslons which
Thaw, according to his opinion, con
tinually harbors.
Thaw's'attornoys nro proparlng to
mnko a hard fight boforo tho su-
promo court Justlco Morschuuser at
Poughkoopslo, whoro Thaw now Is
dotlnod In tho quarters of Sheriff
Robort- W, Chanlor, a multl-minion-alro
who lives ovdr tho Jail. They
allegthaChaw cannot recolvo fair
treatmont nt Matteawan under tho
present conditions and that thero Is
no ovldonco which warrants his bo-
ling hold with tho criminal Insnno.
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The World's Bent Climate.
Is not entirely froo from dlsoaso,
on tho high elevations rovers pro
val'u whllo on tho lowor levels ma
laria h oncountorpd to a grentor or
less oxtont, according to altitude. To
overcomo cllmnto affections, lassi
tude, mnlarla, jaundlco, bllllousness,
fever and nguo, and general debllHy,
tho most cffectlvo romedy Is Electric
Bitters, tho groat alterative and
Wood purifier; the antidote for
every form of bodily weakness, ner
vousnois, and Insomnia. So'd undor
guaruntoo at J. C. Pqrry's drug
store. Prlco 50c.
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Clearance Sale
Our entire stock of Harness, Saddles, Robes,
Horse Blankets, Buggies and Hacks at actual
cost for cash during the next 30 days.
E. S. LAMPORT,
21 9 and 289 Co
Sign of Uic BigFW
THAT SATISFIED WELL-DRESSED RBI
ALWAYS GOES WITH ONE OF
-o-
Threo men woro 'killed Inst night
when tho '$500,000 dam across tho
Current river at Port Arthur, B, C,
broho and carrlod awny tho railroad
track nearby piling tho cars on top
of tho traln-chow,jJ of whom won
Ktiicu. mfo
Poison Oak Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow Llnlmont cures It.
Mr. O. II, P. Cornelius, Turner, Oro.
writes My wife has discovered that
Snow Llnlmont cures "Poison Oak;
Poisoning," a vory pnlnfiul troub'lo..
Sho not only curod a caso of It on i
aerseir, out on two of her frlenda
who wero poboned by this same
ivy.
Prlco 25c, 50o and $1.00.
Sold byaU dealers. . ,
ML mrfiTl iVlWr- '
kK all1 r
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Ready1
Bishop's
Tailored Sis
$35J
$10.00 to
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