————————— . A —————
Pink Pearl Turns Green.
Seattle (Wash.) Spe. Chicago Tri
bune: When Lieutenant Whipple
while at dinner at the Waldorf As
toria bit into a pearl of wonderful
size concealed in a big oyster, he re
covered a gem that has since puzzled
the lapidarists of the country, That
pearl has recently betrayed Irish ten
dencies which are unaccountable
When first brought to public view it
was of a pale pink hue. This color
was supposed to be the result of the
baking process to which it had been
expoeed.
O.1.C
When a preparation has an advertised rep-
utation that world-wide, it means that
preparation Is meritorious, If you go into
a store to buy an article that has achieved
universal popularity like Cascarets Candy
Cathartic for example, you feel it has the
endorsement of the world. The judgment
of the people is infallible because it is fm-
persopal. The retailer who wants to sell
you ‘‘something else’ in place of the ar-
ticle you ask for has an ax to grind, Don’t
it stand to reason? He's trying to sell
something that is not what he represents it
to be. Why? Because he expects to de-
rive an extra profit out of your eredulity,
Are you easy? Don’t you see through his
little game? ‘The man who will try and sell
you a substitute for Cascarcts Is a [raud,
Beware of him! He is trying to steal the
honestly earned benefits of a reputation
which another business man has paid for,
and if his conscience will allow him to go
#0 far, he will go farther. If he cheats
his customer in one way, he will in an-
other, and it is not safe to do business with
him. Beware of the Cascaret substitutor!
Remember Cuscarets are never sold in
bulk but in metal boxes with the jong-
tailed ““C'" on avery box and each tabict
stamped C, C, C.
iB
Te]
The Tennessee convict coal mine is a pay-
ing institution. It is estimated that the en-
terprise will show a profit of over $100,000
for the past six months.
Ladles Can Wear Shoes
One size smaller after using Allen's Foot-
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sweating, aching feet, ingrowing nalls,
corns and bunions, Atall druegists and shoe
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WOMAN'S SECOND CROWTH,
Her Most Beautiful and Fruitful Years
Are Late in Life.
Since woman is in the malin
bundle of paradoxes, it is not
prising to hear that a normally healthy
womaa is younger, mentally and phys
fcally, at §0 than at 40. The reason i=
somewhat recondite, but still one t«
be rendered in plain words. This re
juvenation comes from a sort of se
ond growth of nerve tissue, or, more
accurately, new arrangement of
nerve cells, which takes place com
monly in between 35
45. The
analogous to the root-making of a rose
or a flowering 1
one has noted how the rio
of the vernal imp: wreaths
trees in blossom the
midsummer gh
ing
are poor and small,
fash
beneath the
but a
80 Bur
a
the decade
rearrangement is
Almost
tous vitality
every
jise rose
up to period of
Then, thou bloom
laggardly, the flowers
continues i
though the tree
as
them and
By and by
September, the
ioning
gtrain
were tired of
fretful
as August yiel
flowers, though
gwell to more th
They are tr
stemmed, heavy-2
of every virtue
and endurance.
tells you it is height
the warm weather the rose giruck new
roots, and ig full of the of
a second growth. It is somewhat the
same with fruit trees—which, indeed
occasionally blossom and let fall crops
of young fruit. Invariably they make
new wood, which, if only it harder
sufficiently, is the best of all wood for
either cuttings or grafts—because, say
the orchardists, “it has more life Ip
ft.” Grape vines, too, have a trick of
putting forth new blooms in the fall
If they chance to be very abundant
new wine in the cask which has ceased
fermenting often begins again to hiss
and bubble.
ds to
the
fn $
v
. ha
Ail ne
because of
juices
A French engineer Is trying to apply air
in such a way to machinery as to make it
serve as & lubricator.
Lydia
Pinkiam’s
Vegetable OQCompound
oures the llis peculiar to
women. [If tones up their
general health, eases
down overwrought
nerves, cures those
awful backaohes and reg-
ulates menstruation.
Nothing else Is just as
}
THE EMINENT DIVINE'S SUNDAY
DISCOU KSEE,
Bulbject: The Mission
Divine Power Will
Jesus the Surgeon
pate the Disease of
Heal the World
Whe Will Extir-
Sin.
[Copyright 1900.1
Wasnixeroxn, D. C.--In this discourse
mission of Christ, and shows how divine
power will yet make the illnesses of the
blind receive their sight, and the lame
talk, the lepers are cleansed and the deaf
i heap?
I “Doctor,” 1 said to a distinguished sur-
geon, “do vou not get worn out with con
stantly seeing many wounds and bro
ken and distortions of the human
body?’ “Oh. no.” he answered: “all that
is overcome by my joy in curing them.”
A sublimer and more merciful art
came down from heaven than that
gery. (Catastrophe and disease
the earth so early that of
wants of the world was a doctor
crippled and agoni 1 human race ©
va
~ surgeon and family physic
“oO
bones
Of sur
enter d
first
nr
1
wile d
many
firet surgeons
One the
in for
rs before they came hie
answered this call of
namely
Were
Egyptian
E oll 1
ministers
the priests
ig if
D.s
Cases
‘ "vmen
Ds
ly
time
were
f +
i .
were M
where
also doctor nD
are i
here 80 Many bow
and soul need treatment at the
stion
pent
same
consol:
ther
world
these
sympathy!
ges the early
fact that dissection
was forbidden, hy
then by the early Christians!
the brutes most like the human race
dissected, but no human body might be
uniolded for physiological and anatomical
exploration. and the surgeons had to guess
medicine theology
1
As the first
were algo ministers o
and
Ios surg
two be
disady
from
man
alwavs
what
worked,
Drojessions
But under
surgeons
Anta
the
body
and
of the h
the 1
first i
AERTS
the outside of it. If they failed in anv
surgical oneration, they were persecuted
and driven out of the city, as w Archa
gathus because of his bald 1 INSUCCess
ful attempt to save a patient
But
kept
skall
LE
yt
beginning
first
the
€ alling for RUrgems
12 spoken of in
the world from Very
and
(senesin,
their
where
sacred rite, God making surgery the prede
cessor of baptiam, and in
IT Kings,
we see 1!
Ahaziah, the
stepped on some cracked lat
the palace. and it broke, and
the upver to the lower floor
hurt that he sent to the vil
for aid, and Aesculapius, who
such wonders of surgery that he
fied and temples were
ship at Pergamos: and FE;
Podelirius mtroduced f 1
world 1
the di ar
the cancer of his queen.
again
where
n"
he fell from
age of El
wronaht
ult f
ehotomy
kle
slocated
P it srecesainl
duced
moved of
disse tion
and on f{
utation,
structions
amr 8 3
and Heron!
and Forosistrat
mors, and Celsue, the Roman surgeon, re
1
m
14
cataract from the
iv: ana Heliodoru
» throat. and Alexander of
Rhazas ea
vdrophobia
3
!
eve and used the
.
and
stroke
i f Shunem,
* King Asa's
disease of the feet notl
gout; defection
dental surgery. the skill of
equal to anvthing m
the filled molars of the
mumn
juice of the newly ripe fig
nle blind by the
the case the young
into the fire and oft
pochondria, as of
tovth that far
w bh en
wlern, ie still een in
inrolled Fgyptian
the ophthaima by
leaving the peo
lepsy,
man olien
into the water;
Nebuchadnezzar
on caused
roadside: ep
of
which in B
the destruct
aralveis of
of the man whom
dead on the road to
the good Samaritan nu
and wine
vil to soothe it
gery has done
of human suff
ie times
wn of the
as
ia
ne
the
Jericho
i
came from
artery
the
thieves
now
n
the cnet ve:
Salts '@
eit for
and whom
1 pounng in oil
cleanse the
Thank God for
for the alley
THe
wine to
, what sur
mbion and cure
ring!
rid
Parre
the w
pain. Dra
son and W
fut wants a sirgery without
d Hick nan and Sing
arner and Jackson, with
amazing genius, came for and with
their anaesthetics benumbed the patient
with narcotics and ethers as the ancients
did with mandrake,
ft her
ward,
hasheeah and
of consciousness distress returned
could straighten the crooked himb.
the blind eye or reconstruct the drum of
8 soundiess ea® or reduce a dropey without
the mightiest
sympathetic surgeon the world ever saw or
ever will sec, and He deserves the cophi
dence and love and worshin and hosanna
of all th» earth and halleluiahs of all
heaven. , “The blind receive their sight
and the Jame walk; the lepers are cleansed
and the deaf hear.”
f notice this surgeon had a fondness {or
thronic cases. Many a surgeon, when he
has bad a patient brought ts him, has
said: “Why was not this attended to five
years ago? You bring him to me after all
power of recuperation is gone. You have
tion of the muscles, and false ligatures are
ormed, and ossification has taken place
t ought to have been attended to long
But Christ the Surgeon seemed to
refer inveterate cases, One was »
morrhage of twelve years, and He stopped
Another was a curvature of eighteen
years, and He straightened it. Another
i
walked out well, 1 eighteen-year pa
wan a woman bent almost double
f you could call a convention of all the
{urgent of all the centuries, their com-
ined skill could not cure that body so
i. Perhaps they might
they might contrive braces by which she
might be made more comfortable, but it is,
bumbly speaking, incurable. Yet this di
Yine surgeon put both His hands on her,
ind from that doubled up posture she be-
ran to take on a healthier hue, and the
muscles began to relax from their rigidity,
and the spinal column began to adjust it:
self, and the cords of the neck began to
be more supple, and the eyes, that could
see only the ground before, now looked
into the face of Christ with gratitude and
wp toward heaven in transport. Straight!
After eighteen weary aad exhausting years,
ight! The poise, the gracefulness, the
er of liealthy womanhood reinstated,
The thirty-eight years’ case was a man
vho lav en a mattress near minaval
baths at Jernealem. There were five
apartments where lame people were
brought, =o that they could get the advan-
tage of these mineral bathe, The stone
basin of the bath ix still visible, althoueh
the waters have disappeared. probahly
| through some convulsion of nature, The
bath, 120 feet long forty feet wide and
eight feet deen Ah, poor man, if von
have been lame and helpless thirty-eight
years. that mineral bath cannot restore
vou. Why, twenty-eight vears i= more than
the average of human life Nothing hut
the grave will cure you. But Christ the
Surgeon walks along those baths, and 1
have no doubt by palienta
DNRers some
a year or five vears, and comes to the
mattress of the man who had heen nearly
and tn this
“Wilt thon
thirty
be
four decades helnlous,
invalid
"
eight vears' said,
made whole?
The mightiest scientists have put their
skill tn
ston the
tempaorar
they
ar re
but not
of 100
ite retunine agmetimes
IOSTess O adence
I
onhet rate
than one really
ever
move ne,
deal ear out
cre i
It God
took a
a God to me
curing to see ho
is as an
We are told of
ted
Poter
ur
on a
not
ear
ovr Surgeon
he natient dwel "n vfiinl silence
2% ’ i
of ' yry he #* hear n
under. He
wife or
WHR RY
of
" ¥ nv fn Ciny if th
1.3
enti not «¢
nots
bas Avy thor oF
What now
tympanum
hanes
r ean waken
that
name
dnl hain
of small
Nerye or onen
Or reach
or ve that asudilory
the g the brain
and the outside world? The Ru geon rit
His agitated
and
hem vat
in the
and kept o-
fingera
the
tal enervey ta all the dead
and
fingers fr
rita ting
gitating
ther responded
His
of sound
and when mr
w ithdrew
naris
the
lear
"muse nD
life bho heard the
Through the
heen brilt 8
} man)
surgenn m
ears the tep tnnnels were
for al! sweet voices nf and feiendelhi
ar the Brat time in his
ish of the waves of Galilee
ful silence had
* of resona v Arne
he was dem Neo
f his Yin. Si
oealizat
rom
his tongue
™- An
» could exnresa neither
Our 8
'
nor worshin
barred hie ear i aw nn
The
salve that
for the rare of
: of
Sureenn
nr
lone Lake
Surgeon hou add
®
tle
i
5 a wid
s @ g nla
I they had f~~ such ct
es as He could
n #ir Lime great
$1000, S500. and
83% 000, but the Sur
rece not a
2 { ¢ > "pr
Wt a farthing.
ai
received
CRMOR sur
Lt know of
whom 1 speak sved
A penny, na
earthly life we know of
When He
He
i swal
not
In His
hie } Aving had but 6244 tenis
by His
sen whicl
i
whole
taxes were due iy Ona enoe
{ a fish in the ha
1 ee ga fish are
! and He
rought up
was 5
e of
conte
He
people get
them IY eri ber
buat it cures 4
n for future g!
that
the
Besides
i
c/Iine
at a few drove «
anodyne
* RD
f that
work tocethey
irene
for
“Weeping
cometh
good to those we (Gend.'
but JON
in they ng
What a groad thing for our poor hu
man race when this Surgeon shall have
completed the treatment of the worlds
wounda! The dav will come when there
will be no more hospitals, for there will
be no more sick, and no more eve and ear
inbirmaries, for there will be no more blind
or desl. and no more deserta, for the round
earth shall be brought under arboricu’ture.,
and no more blizzards or sunstrokes, for
the atmosphere will be expurgated of
scorch and chill, and no more war. for the
swords shall come out of the foundry bent
into pruning hooks, while in the heavenly
country we shall see the victimes of ace
dent or malformation or hereditary ille on
earth become the athletes in Elysian fields
Who i= that man with such brilliant eves
close before the throne? Why, that + the
man who, near Jericho. was blind and our
Surgeon cured his ovhthalmin'! Who ie
that ercet and graceful and queenly wom
an before the throne? That was the one
whom our Surgeon fourd bent almost don
ble and could in nowise lift up herself,
and He made her straight. Who is that
listening with such rapture to the music
of heaven, solo melting into chorus, cym-
bal responding to trumpet, and then him:
self joining in the anthem? Why, that is
the man whom our Surgeon found deat
and dumb on the beach of Galilee, and by
touches opened ear gate and mouth gate.
Who is that around whom the emwds are
gathering with admiring looks and thanks
giving and eries of “Oh, what He did for
me! Oh, what He did for my family! Oh,
what He did for the world!” That is the
Surgeon of all the centuries, the oculist,
the aurist, the emancipator, the Raviour,
No pay He took on earth. Come, now, and
let all heaven pay Him with worship that
shall never end and a love that shall never
die. On His he + all the crowns, in
His hands be all the scepters and at His
feet be all worlds!
Bpalo and Roath Ameries.
Much interest will center'in the pro
posed Spanish-SBouth American con-
gress which Is to meet, as now
planned, in Madrid In October
The political results of such a gath-
ering will not be gerlous enough
arouse any excitement or affect the
policy of the United States, but it wili
be interesting to note how close
gympathy and political alliance
South American states can get to
mother country, now that so
the
the
many
sword and
Englishmen
school histories
are responsible
Young America
John Bull Concord, an
that revive old
ities,
cut the apron strings,
have declared that the
of the United States
for the fact that
continues fighting
operation
animos-
at
never fails to
Fashionable Jewelry.
Earrings have become quit
fashion, but they are very small,
if not in form, set
to the ear, only bracelets
gible with
of the loose
ant hearts,
ornaments. Brooches
long pin type,
signs, with fine
tiny gems,
the
and,
close
pos
hone
6
ECTOW
The
the
very
are 1
with pend
other drooping
of the
or Louis Seize de
lattice work set with
long sleeves
flexible kind,
charms or
are still
in
pot siain
Boid by
Favrress Dyes do
or spo. the kettla
Furream
the bends
druggists,
Bai
years the number
female physicians
in Asiatic countries has incressed {rom
twenty to two hundred and twenty
The Best Prescription for Chills
and Fever is a of Groves Tasrerrss
Cun Toxic It is simply iron and quinine {a
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Prosperity, due to its great forelen trade
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io Eaginnd,
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Cary
Mrs, Winslow's
ferthinpg softens they
iimye pe
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Charles 1X
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al
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