The Ferris Wheel, Volume 6, Number 36, Saturday, May 20, 1899 Page: 7 of 8
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^ jtt eas to make AUlS aper rWHEELING WISDOM. -
tug- In to *we, love. I -
: uesin;t _hose we-love. '' 'i Hard tires make hard riding, h
^!it.= ': Are Ton Using Allen's Foo-Ease? i "There's a wheel in the window foel
-^- -::0' It is the only cure for Swollen, thee."
- mnarting, Burning, Sweating Feet, We don't mind it if the hill is low- k
': Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen's brwed
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into rwe.
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe Necessity was the mother of safety tl
- ^ Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad- bicycles.
; dress, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. The buy-cycle craze pleases the deal- 01
er in wheels.
* How few persons there are who are here a few tricycles, hun- I
'honest enough to say that they cannot Where a few b uy tricycles , hun-e
-fford the expense of a summer trip. dreds try bicycles.
X_____________ ~ Good roads are at the bottom of the d
Hint to Housekeepers. transportation question .,
A little dry "Faultless Starch" will make a It's a poor road that won't work both w
large quantity of starch mixture and gives .
- better results than any other starch; try it. ways. Cut down the grades.
'All grocers sell "Faultless Starch," 10c. There is many a sprinkling cart that g
is a needless leak in a city's treasury.
i The youth who says "smart" things
Te youth whosy "smart"things It's of no use to, when you get to the tE
,is not hill, stop and wish you were at the
i Mrs. Wlnslow'ssootlb.l.g syrup. hill's top.
'For children teetbing, softens the gums, reduces In
', farematronallays pain, cureaswlcolicf. 250 abooti. It is a real consolation to know that e
:~~~~, , * ~ ~if the dog stays in the manger long
Some people marry more for cents enough he will'starve to death. r
Than for sense. Tomorrow it will be interesting to
feel the cannon fire-cracker shake the t
~,'~~ ~ *j~ ~earth and watch the sky rocket.
Don't ride your wheel unto your sorrow,idcroful.a a Vle *But ride so you may r'de tomorrow. i
Inherl tance. If the man who drives the sprinkling
cart would do his work by some in- t
f et - telligent rule, instead of by the day,
Scrofula is the most obstinate of blood olks would hate him less.-L. A. W.
troubles, and is often the result of an Bulletin.
- inherited taint in the blood. S. S. S. -
'is the only remedy which goes deep HAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
enough to reach Scrofula; it forces out -
,every trace of the disease, and cures Mrs. Phoebe Filcher of Warrendale,
the worst cases. Ore., made a recent trip, during which
\ My son, Charlie, was afflicted from infancy she shot four brown bears and one cin[with
scerofula, and he suffered so that it was namon. The cinnamon, after being
Impossible to dress him _^shot, turned upon Mrs, Filcher and was
ifor three years. His ^ within ten feet o4 her when a second
mheadss of sody weres, and his a
mOnHass of sodwres, and his shot from her rifle dispatched it.
eyesight also became ( --- Miss Bertha Creighton of Philadel:affected.
No treatment \ I d phia has received as a gift from Mr.
,was spared that we
thought would relieve \ Tift of the Un:ited States treasury de*himbut
he grew *worse\. ,x , _d / partment at Washington a pair of
huntis hi condition wasindeed
pitiable. I had Cinderella slippers made of the ground
eAlmost despaired of his i pulp of $100 bills. Miss Creighton
by the advice of a friend s/ may be said to wear on her feet $5,000.
'(WSttsSpeciflc). Ade- V A recitationist who is doing very
'cided improvement was the result, and after well in London is Miss Helen Mar, as
he had-tasken a dozen bottles. no one who knew
of his former dreadful condition would have she is known professionally, or Mrs.
recognized him, All the sores on his body teele e i remembered
1have healed, his skin is perfectly clear and aa as sh i red
smooth, and he has been restored to perfect in America. Miss Mar went to England
':health. MHa. S. 5MAnY,
880 ElmSt., Macon, Ga. shortly after Mr. Mackaye's death, and
has been heard in a great Imany draw.
For 'real blood troubles it is a waste iag-rooms during the present season
!of time to expect a cure from the doe- . in
ltors. Blood diseases are beyond their Mrs. Virginia Patterson of Philadelskill
Swift's Specific, phia is a most remarkable sportswoman.
Recently at a morning "fishBl
o1 o! [1' B A ing" she caught two immense tarpon,
go-fc i - ;0Bzft. 'Th e U *^It~vt that, when hung fron a pole, with
[FiT9 T e 0~ their tails touching the ground, meas:reaches
all deep-seated cases which
otherremedieshavenoeffectupon. ured two feet more than their captor.
is the only blood remedy guaranteed She is quite as enthusiastic over huntpurely
vegetable, and contains no pot- ing as angling.
X f ash, mercury, or other mineral.
Books mailed free to any address by TOLD BRIEFLY.
Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta,, Ga.
, .>. 1- 1 1,,1 j *' '^'-1 There tis a project to build a dcrawbridge
across the Potomac at Washington.. C OLUtilDM BIA A play formed around the Roentgen
rays is to be perform-ed at a Berlin
Hartford and Vedette theater.
i D BICYCLES. F C Twelve electricians are required to
look after the plant in the capitol
buildings.
An experience of 22 years in - During a recent wek the paent
the application of the best - i office "broke the record" by receiving
methods of cycle building, 1,140 applications for patents.
andour unequaled manufac- A deposit of manganese ore of good
' -turing facilities, enableusto L quality is reported to have been disoffer
the purchaser the most covered near Carnesville, Ga.
: desirable combinations of F The Japanese government :is asking
DESIGN, QUALITY AND PRICE. for half a million dollars to improve
* _ : ---- . and increase the telegraph service.
i NEW MODELS. i A system of supplying electricity tc
3Chainless, - - - S : $75 vessels from a submerged cable has
Columbia Chain, . been patented by E. R. Le :Sueur, o:
Vedettes, - - - 25, 21 Ottawa, Canada.
_ .___ The Roach shipyard is 'at presen'
Catalogue, Booklets, Folders, etc., , very full at work, three large steam
free of any Columbia dealer or by
mail for a 2-cent stamp. ships, two ferry boats and a large yach
being now in course of construction.
^PO PIE M FOf CO. : The Argentine government is abou
to spend over $6,000,0.00 on the comple
- HARTFORD, CONN. i tion of the harbor works at Bueno
dii .__ ,,,___ _ ______ Ayres and $1,300,000 -on the construe
'^-i'----- tion of dry docks.i ^Spalding
[Aj! OFFICIAL
Is the only official
balloftheNational
League and must
be used in all
games Each ball
warranted
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES
IT a dealer does not carry Spalding's
athletic goods in stock, send your name
and address to us (and his. too) for a copy
ft our handsomely illustrated eat4alogue.
A. C. SPALDINC & BROS. 4*
New York Chicago Denver
D CANDY CATHARTICODD SPOKES.
The number of wheels ridden tn Chicago
is variously estimated at from 85,000
to 100,000.
Bicycle footmen -ee now the proper
caper in aristocratic wheeling circles
at WVash.,gton.
Cycling is playing an important en;gagement
this spring .in the training
bof baseball men.
The only cycles ~xempt from ta.xation
in France -are those exclusively for
sale and those owned by the army or
government offices for the use of their
messengers.
German cycle soldiers have been
graciously accorded permission to omit
the regular salute when meeting an
officer. Tney must, however, "maintain
a rigid attitude" and slacken z1.2.:That "dcvore4'd queensO -
ieirday. . . ' ' ''"' '
That the girl of the period is not the
ind to captivate men. . : -
That a "gentleman" means more now
ban it ever did before.
That among dead languages is the
ne used ly railway nien.
That management of some hospitals
eaves much to be desired.
That increase of club membership is a
eath-blow to conservatism.
That the trials and tribulations of the
healthy continually multiply.
That some distinction goes with the
;irl who does not ride a wheel.
That no man of refinement is ever inerested
in unwomanly women.
That an hour with the lawn-mower
every day is a desirable exercise.
That too much lard enters into the
manufacture of hotel ice cream.
That rocf gardens are a great boon
to the men who can't leave town.
That a change of one's religion does
not guarantee a happy marriage.
That an excellent thing to remember
is that every story has two sides.
That among the "best people" are
those who mind their own business.
That curiosity is stimulated to know
how some people can sail for Europe,
That Americans abroad for the first
time are not our best representatives.
That this is evidently to be a summer
for the parade of family skeletons.
That in courtship little sisters art!
often as disagreeable as little brothers.
That the sudden death of so many
well-known young men is remarkable.
'That handwriting on the wall Is that
the bicycle craze has reached its height.
That cultured and refined people appreciate
most "tlxe girl well brought,'t TOMEN are assailed at every turn 1y troubles peculiar
9/V to their sex. Every mysterious ache or pain is a
symptom. These distressing sensations will keep
lon coming unless properly treated.
The history of neglect is written in the worn faces andwasted figures of ninetenths
of our women,
every one of whom may
receive the invaluable advice
of Mrs. Pinkham,
without charge, by writing
to her at Lynn, Mass.
MsTre T.TTT.A EVANS. Of' Parkersburg, Iowa, writes of her recovery as follows:
"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-I had been a constant sufferer
for nearly three years. Had inflammation of the womb,
leucorrhcea, heart trouble, bearing-down pains, backache,
headache, ached all over, and
at times could hardly stand on
my feet. My heart trouble was
so bad that some nights
I was compelled to sit
up in bed or get up
and walk the floor,
for it seemed as
though I should
(/t s^^x ^' tt ikp a new smother. More
than once I have
been obliged to
have the doctor
visit me in the
middle of the
night. I was also
very nervous and
fretful. I was uti',9
/~~).!~~ terly discouraged.
X 4i ' /One day I thought I
would write and see
if you could do any8
\ / * F t ^ 9 //thing for me. I followed
your advice and now I feel
, : f A - - -likp a new woman. All
those dreadful troubles I have no
more, and I have found Lydia
B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash a sureThat it is a mistake to imagine a cure for leucorrhcea. I am ver:
cocktail facilitates a business transac- I and medicine."
tion.
That some titled American women DR. MOFI
abroad are subjects of miserable scan-1
dals. LL
That observers are not as confident B
as they were oa bicycles superseding - ^ Hl
horses.
That ere long society news Will make TEETHING P
a scarcity of salt, according to the Nebraska
State Journal.
THE WHEELDicycling
is the favorite explanation
of bad theatrical business in Londo?
nowadays.
A coroner's jury In London strongly
condemned the practloe of riding bicycles
without brakes.
A speed of a mile in 58 seconds is
claimed for a motor cycle exhibited at
the Imperial institute, London. "A HAND SAW IS A GOC
Boston clergyman proposes provid- SHAVE
ing facilities for bicyclists to brush SHAVE
themselves up on their arrival at A Jm
church services.
Philadelphia is not such a slow town t
as some people think. The Record tells
of a Philadelphia man who "rushes the IS THE PROPER THING
growler" on a wheel.
The Saturday Review of London says , W H E A T
a brakeless bicy-cle is as dangerous both I _____
to rider and public as would be a brake- wg H E A '
less tram car and ought to be as illegal. W H -- A_ -]
There has been discovered at Corinfth, H ' A T
Greece, a drawing executed about 1,000 W A
years before the Christian era, which "Nothing but wheat; what you might
rawing resembles a bicycle in outline. call a sea of wheat," is what was said
Those who think electricity Is engag- by a lecturer speaking of Western Canh
lada. For particulars as to routes, railIng
most of the inventive genius of the way fares, etc., apply to Superintendent
a world at this time are mistaken. The of Immigration, Department Interior, Otrecords
of the patent office show that it tawa. anada, or to Capt. E. Barrett, eousois
mainly directed to improving the bi- ton, Texass
cycle. 1. ^ - lJsCn// Ask your merchants
f It is reported that In Birmingham for the lt ose Brand
and other industrial centers in England ' \ V PantsOvdDraweralls. TShits
thousands of skilled mecnanics who i workmanship is war-
used to make guns, etc., are now work- ARA. or proaedothei d
t ing double time and earning big wages ective yomr dealer is
in the new bicycle factories. \ anotheorized to rmet ia
t Roumanian bicyclers must have their E i //h.~ Exchange.
- names and addresses not only on I UJ "Union Made."
s a platt fastened to their machines, but --
S " . - .. . . ' - .**& liTTVX * r='r l-Ialso on the glass of their lamps, so
that they may be read at night. Cyclists
in the streets of Bucharest must ride in
single file.
BUBBLES OF PHILOSOPHY.
Golf is said to be the best of all outdoor
games as an agent of cupid.
Pale blue has the preference abote
all other colors these warm rays.
Nothing in the world at present is so
greatly to be envied as the cucumber.
The very swell young man rivals the
day laborer in his devotion to his pipe.
Dainty pitchers have replaced the
conventional water bottle on correctly
equi. . ' tlaa' as.
The "toilet table" style Is what modistes
term the wearing Qf white muslin
over a colored foundation.
Wash yor white veil in warm water
with good soap, pin to a pillow until
.ry- and vvw will have sqvAo 50 ent.qINKPICTURES
Free bymail if you write l I t
with Carter's Ink to
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No*BI l Makes Teething Easy.
i * S, TEETHINA Relieves ta
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IA ROWINl
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annual increase.
The first reason.
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passenger service
H I Iof the BURLINGTON
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Pacific Coast,
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ircular sent ot. request.
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Ezzell, Frank. The Ferris Wheel, Volume 6, Number 36, Saturday, May 20, 1899, newspaper, May 20, 1899; Ferris, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth46768/m1/7/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ferris Public Library.