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ACID AND ALKALI
IN THE STOMACH
Digests Iho Food Naturally If
Right Proportion; If Net:
Then Dyspepsia.
In
Acid and alkali niako up the
liquid known as gastric juice, which
digests your food.
If through nbuso of the stomach,
-or weakness of blood or through
scores of other causes this gastric
Juice is not tnado up correctly of
acid and alkali, your stomach can
not digest food.
Such a stomach then acts as a pit
whoro the food lies, torments, do
cays, Is thrown oft at last, elthor
Into tho Intestines or Is vomltod
from tho system.
If thrown into the Intestines a
largo proportion of it Is taken up
and passed Into tho blood, for the
Intestines are covered on tho InslJe
surfaces with millions of llttlo
mouths whlo are placed thoro to
suck nourishment for tho blood.
You may readily boo that if in
stead of good rich nourishment,
thoro Is vjle poisonous fermented
bllo and acid, theso samo llttlo
mouths suck somo of It by necessity
and pass It Into tho blood. Tho
blood In turn throws it oft and tho
fiyrtom Is immediately placed In an
Imiorfcct state.
Tho b'ood Is weakonod, tho tls
ftiifg loso strength, tho skn bccomcB
'dl'oaecd and man in general suffers
In a Bcoro cf places. i
Then aguln tho blood furnldhoi
gnctrie Jul to tho stomach, for
whon tho gastric Julco Is not neodod
for dlgoBtlvrt 'purposes It goes back
to tho blood. Whon food comes
Into tho Bomach tho nerves along
the Allmontnry Cannl nnd In tho
mouth fllgnnl tho brain for help nnd
the blood Immediately furnishes
mifllclont gastric Julco to do tho
work woll nnd quickly.
Stunrt's Dypospta Tablots go Into
tho stomnch, balnnco tho gastrin
julco, dlgoit tho food, aro taken up
by tho blood, purifies It, nnd when
tho food comes again to tho stomnch
a nnttirat gastric Julco of right pro
portion greots It and doos Its work
perfectly. Aftor u tlmo theso llttlo
tablets rostoro Nnturo, build up tho
xastrlo Julco and there Is no longor
dyspepsia.
Evory druggist, carries them In
stock, prlco 50c; ovory druggist and
40,000 physicians will nttoat their
word to tho merit of those tablots
Buy a box now and rollove your
stomach nt once, or sond us your
namo and addroEs today and wo will
iwnd you Immediately by mnll
eamplo packago free. Address P. A.
Stuart Co., 150 Btunrt Bldg., Mar
shall, Mich,
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JtAIL CARRIER NEARLY
AUSTRALIA
(Continued from page 1)
a cash anl land credit aggregating
.$10,000 upon their arrival.
American agriculturists aro es
pecially desired and thoso familiar
with Irrigation mothods will be of
forcd special Inducements to come to
the soil of this embryo omplro.
Tho plan in blref calls for the ad-
HOW WEAK GIRLS
MAY GROW INTO
STRONG WOMEN
i A Reminder. Furnished bv nn In-
dinnuil Woman, of tho Need of
Looking After the Blood
Supply.
Every woman nt some tlmo In her
llfn YianAa it mI
vnncoment of a land credit of $7500 , At Bpcclnl tmo ttnUBua, dcraand,,
nna a casn loan or rww oe em-inre mndo upon her strength. When
ployed In purchasing stock and In I theso nro added to the worry and
RUN OVKR RY TRAIN
Peter Androson, who has boon
carrying tho mnll to nnd from tho
Southern Pacific depot for tho past
two yoars, narrowly oscapo dsorlous
Injury Inst ovonlug whon tho 0:13
ovorlnnd smashed Into his mnll
truck. "Dad," nti ho Is called by
tho railroad men, pulled his truck,
which wns heavily londod, up to tho
track to unload und fearing ho
would ovorturn tho truck by turning
short, ho miscalculated nnd drew
up within n foot of tho rnll. Ho dis
covered his dangerous position In
wh'ch tho moll convoynnco Mood,
nnd attempted to movo It, but tho
heavy onplno smnshod Into tho hind
wheel, throwing Androson to the
ground with not gentle forco nnd
hootlng tho truck In n half circle
oposlto tho track. Had not tho
truck tnkon tho course It did, Andre
flon would hnvo undoubtedly boon
ktUed under tho wheels of tho en
vino With thy exception of n hard
jolt, tho mnll carrier Is all right to
day Tho truck la mtnuR a wheel
orcctlng tho first Improvements.
Tho Btato of Victoria Is nn exact
replica in soil and climate of California.
All of theothcr statos of the com
monwealth aro formulating coloniz
ing plans nlong similar lines,
Elwood Mend, for years in charge
of tho reclamation service In tho
westorn states and who Is at present
on leave of nbsenco from tho (univer
sity of Cnllfornn, whero ho occupies
thefi chair In tho department of Ir
rigation', la in charge of tho irrlgn.-
ition projects undortnkon by tho Vic
torian government, nnd is enthusi
astic over the possibilities of tho
agriculturists who accept the off or.
"Victoria Is another California,"
said Mr. Mend in an Interlvow, "and
I nm going to urge many of my ng-
rlcultural friends to tnke advantage
of this offer, which I think ,1s with
out pnrallel In colonizing schemes
ovor undcrtnkon by a government,
"There Is something almost pa
thotlo in the magnificent offorts of
,thcso wonderful peoplo to hold tholr
boII nnd resofurces for tho benefit of
poopto of tholr own rnco,
"Hero they hnvo a continent of
almost IndcBcrinblo wealth and tho
total population Is less than flvo mil
lions. , '
"They nre determined (to hnvo no
blood t'nlnt In tholr rnco nnd though
ninny perplexing problems could bo
worked on with cooporntlon no
Asiatic or other colored rnco Is al
lowed untrnnco to tno common
wealth. "All Australia needs Is peoplo to
mnko It ono of tho richest ompiros in
tho world,
O'
Tins FLAMING ARROW"
ON MONDAY NIGHT
Whon Edmmnd Cnrnotto, tho cel
ebrated sculptor, was commissioned
by tho United States Treasury ro
partment to mako tho now nlnetpen
hundred ponny, ho soloctod a famous
Iniflan as his model, a having tho
truost Indian fenUiros ho was ablo
to find. Mr. Lincoln J. Cnrtor, tho
noted producor nnd plnywrlght, has
written a thrilling and interesting
piny clovoroly depleting frontlor llfo,
showing tho American aborlglno as
ho lives In his wigwam, his habits,
niodo of living, his chnraotor and
tomporamont. Tho nnmo of this play
which will bo soon nt tho Grand
opera Iioiiho on next Monday night
Is "Tho Flaming Arrow." A company
of storllng worth, Including 10 full
bjoodod Indlnns, togothor with cow
boys, scouts, ox-United Stntoa sol
dlors. An Indian bnnd with tho at
traction, will piny before tho thontor
boforo tho pcrformnnco.
COFFEE
The dealing' is simple.
If you don't like Schil
ling's Best, it costs you
nothing".
Your cfor r tetuim your maner If you don't
like ill ui pay lum
hard work which fall to her lot,
weakness will result unless the blood
Is fortified to meet tho strain.
Weak women find In Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills tho tonic exactly sultod to
tholr needs. Most of the Ills with
which they suffer nro due to blood
leBsness a condition which the jillls
readily cure. They save tho girl,
who enters Into womnnhood In a
bloodless condition, from years of
misery nnd afford prompt and perma
nent relief to the woman who io
bloodless, and therefore weak,
Mrs. Victor Nowllng, a farmer's
wife, of-R. F. D. No. 5, Rockvllle,
Parko Co., Ind was bloodless from
girlhood and suffered with weakness
until she took Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. Sho Bny3j
"A few yonn ago I began to get
seriously HI although I hnd been nil
Ing a long tlmo bofore, In fnct from
my girlhood. I was not at nil Btong
nnd was pnlo nnd thin. I kept los
ing strength nnd hnd to give un do
ing mv housowork. At ono tlmo I
wns obliged to go to bod wlioro
was helpless for tho whole winter.
No one can know what I suffered.
My fitomach wob In bad condition nnd
I would belch cni nnd nothing 'but
ll-ht food would rtny on my Btom
n'h. I wns reduced In welcht and
.m very much discouraged.
"I doctored with local physician
n"d nt last thov prnctlcally acknowl
edged that they comUI not euro mo.
Mv huBhand rend nbout Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills nnd wnntcd mo to try
them but I objected nnd It wns omo
tlmo boforo ho could got mo to do
so. Alter tnklng n few 'boxes I no
ticed I wns getting stronger nnd lntot
wns ablo to sit up In bed. I continued
tnklng the pills until I wns entirely
cured. I tninic that Dr. WIlllftniB'
Pink Pills unvodmy llfo."
Thousands of womon hnvo used
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills with tho
most grntlfvlng results and no othor
medlclno Is so highly praised by
thorn.
Our booklet, "Plain Talks to Wom
en," oxplnlnB fully why Dr. Wllllnmo'
Pink PIIN aro of benoflt to womon of
nil ngCB nnd Is mailed frco upon re
quest. Theso pills aro sold by nil drugists,
or will bo sont postpaid, on recplpt
of prlco, 50 cents por box; six boxes
for $2.50, by tho Dr. Williams Modl
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TRADED AS '
CHINA UHIUSANT
Coffee
Tkf kind that make the break
fast ral Ceffce through and
through always the same.
Year grocer will grind it
tottunif ground at tataonot
too Sue.
Anotlior hunting "Queatnut" has
boon HpriiUK in Snlohi, tho main par
ticipants lu tho big joko bolng Frod
1 Hovse th woll-nown bnsobull play
er nnd C. Y. ltoylts who conduuta
tho South Commorolnl street meat
market Tho object from which tho
fun was derived was un owl which
hnd been given Hoysor by a hunter
who had mistaken it for n bush
pheasant In tho Umber nud bagged
it Hoyser mnnagd In somu niannor
to rocuro four long China pheasant
tails which ho attached to tho un
lucky owl, and after wrnlng it up
nicoly, with tho pheasant fonthors
showing prominently strolled Into
Roylt's Bhop. Tho first thing Reylts
noticed was tho mouth-wntorlng
packago Heysor hnd under his arm
and ho began to dicker for posses
sion. After a lengthy discussion of
tho bird mndo Hoyser nu offer of
tho finest bit of steak in tho shop
for it. Hoysor picked tho moat and
Heyolts took the owl nnd sent his
delivery boy home with It, In antici
pation of a Mho phoaaaut dinner.
Tho result i that Mr. Reyolts is
looking for au opportunity to buy
most any species of a bard or ani
mal for which ho uau sell Hoyaor
PORTLAND, MAINE, CHILD'
IU, Weak and Emaoiatod, 3t-
etored to Health by Vlnol
"Our llttlo daufhtor, six years of aco,
nftor a sovoro attack of tho measles,
which doveloped into pneumonia, .was
left pitifully thin, weak and emaciat
ed. Sho hud no nppotlto, and her stbm
nch was so weak It could not retain
food. Sho lay In this condition 'for
weeks, and nothing tbo doctor fire
scribed did a bit of good, and wu wero
beginning to think sho would ntvor re
cover. "At thlB tlmo wo comnlonccd to give
her Vlnol, and the effect was marvel
ous. Tho doctor was amazed at tier
progress, and when we told him we
wero giving her Vlnol, ho replied, 'It
Is anno remedy, keep It up,' Wo did
so, and she recovered her health and
strength months betoro tho doctor
thought sho could." J. W. Flagg,
Portland, Mo.
Vlnol cures conditions like this be
route In a natural manner It Increases
tho appetite, tonoa up tho digestive
organs, mikeo rich, red blood, and
Bt-enBthena every orian In tho body.
G. W. PUTNAM CO.
I Seed Geaner
Wo now have our new ju
or eed and grain clonnor
ready for bualnes. Do not
ow foul goods but have your
Bood grain rocloaned In flrst
elnas shape. Our cleaner 's
tho latest Improved model and
does first class work. Rates
for recleanlug reasonable.
Seed Grain
m Wo hnvo some recleaned
grain on hand nnd will try to
keep a stock on hand. The d
mand has been so large that
wo havo been behind with our
orders for prompt delivery.
Our stock Includes Vetch, Rye,
Oats, Wheat, and a complete
stock of Grass Seda.
D. A. White & Sons
253 Commercial tU Phone 1(10
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FEARED .MOB WOULD
LYNCH JEFF SORIIIER
Portland Or., Oct. 30. Aftor bo
lng spirited from La Grande, Oregon,
to got him out of roach of nngry do
oBitors, who, It is said, openly
vowod thoy would lynch him J. W.
Scribor former cashier of tho
wrecked Farmors and TradcrB' Na
tional Bank of L aGrando, Is todny
occupying n coll In tho county Jail of
Portlnnd whoro ho Is awaiting n
bondsman.
In prdor to oscapo tho infuriated
peoplo, tho nlted States ofllcora du
clared todny that It wna necossary
to tnko Surlbor from La Grando 12
hours ahead of tho tlmo ho wns
Bchcdulod to go.
WOMAN MURDERER MUST
SERVE LIFE TERM
Snn rnnclsco, Oct. 30. Mrs. Cor
delin Botkln, convicted of tho mur
der of tho wlfo of John P. Dunning
nnd her sister Mrs. Joshua O. Doano,
both'of Dover Dolnwaro, In August,
1808 Is prearing to leavo tho coun
ty Jail whoro bIiq 'has boon for ton
yoars, for San Quontln to Borvo her
Bontouco of llfo Imprisonment.
Becond conviction was donled by tho
nppollnto court yesterday.
Mrs. Botkln wns flret contlrtH cf
to tho wlfe of Dunning btaw tf
lovo for him, together Kith u !
foctlonnto noto to her tIcUsl TU
noto provod tho clew hebj il
crime wns traced to Mr. Botlli
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