THE MILLER OR DEE. Uiere dwelt a miller hale and bold. Uosldo the Ulri'r Deo; He worked und rang from morn till night, Ko lark- more Millie tlinn lie; And thU the burden of hi bong Forurer iw-il to lw "I envy uo one. tin, not t. And do one fiiHK inn i' 1 Thou'rt wroiiK. my fnend," said old King Halo, "An wrong uh wrong can ua For could my ln-nrt lo light oh thine Td gladly cIiuuro with thoe. and tell nut now h lint makes thco sing With volcu so loud ii rid tree. While I am Roil though 1 am the king Bcsido the IliTt-r Deo? The miller smiled and dofTed liLi cap. "I oarn tny broad," quoth ho; "I lovo my uit'o, I loro my friend, I lave my children thrco. Itow o no nmn I cannot jmy, I thank the Ulver Deo mwrt turns the mill that grinds the. corn To feed my buben aud mo." "Oood frl'.ind," Hald Unit-, and sighed tho while, "Kamwull thee, happy bo; flat tay no mora If tlioti'dst bo true That uo ono envies mo. Tby mealy cop is worth ray crow n. Thy mill my kingdom feo; Such men a.i thou nro I'ngland'ii boast, O, miller of tho Doo." THE GOBLIN STORM. The sergeant was homo from Tonquin bo said ull tho village and was stay ing at tho inn. "too proud to speak to any one" ho added thoso who envied him the attention excited by ids gor geous uniform. But Jules and Gaston, Jean and Emil, said bluntly that they know better, and to show their faith in their old comrade invited him to-tako botip with them as lio (used to do before lie went into the army. Behold, then, tho fivo friends around tho table. What have they to talk of after their long separation? Wo will Ch'sUm. Tho sergeant Ut speaking: "Indeed, I hardly know how one lives tat all in those tropics. Without boast ing, 1 myself bear things as well as most of my noighliors, but I confess it, my friends, 1 have been frightened by the tropics. Think of it, my boys, a French ofliccr afraid of the weather!" "Of the weatherf" asked Emil. "I cannot seo that," said Jules. ''It is no moro than tho truth," ro Buined tho bcrgeant. "In Tonquin wo have thunder and lightning for I can not otherwise namo them but not such as como to thebo villages littlogroans of thunder hero and sparks of lightning there, but thunder storms to terrify a .LishopI" ""How so?" asked Gaston, curiously. Theewant had enjoyed hissoup, and 'truly his innguo talked of itself. "In Tonquin," said he, rising to his feet (for so ono gestures moro easily), "the lightest of our thunder cracks can non IkiIIh in two, and ono peal follows another so fast that thero is nover but one, which, however, lusts ns long as tho utonn.'' "Strange enough," said Jules, with his tjnouth open, his spoon in tho air. "And tho lightning?" asked Jean, quickly. "Tho lightning?" repeated tho ser geant, "much tho same sort. It is nover neon. All tho world stays indoors and puts on green spectacles ono or two pairs!" "A curious custom!" remarked Emil, .looking sidowlso at the veteran. "As you say curious indeed," replied "tho sergeant, smiling "You would en joy tho oddity of it. I havo little doubt. But thero is something moro worthy of notice. Thero is tho rain. In Tonquin tho rain falls so fast that it doesn't reach tho ground I" "But, sergeant," orld Gaston, rising to protest, "your last statement is hardly credible!" "Oh, you demand an explanation," ealil the sergeant with somo warmth, and pounding the table with his still' lin ers, "it is iH'cnuso tho raindrops fall so fast they tiro dried up by tho friction of the nir lmt is. of course, all but a little. I do not mean to say that nono of the wator falls to tho ground that would bo unreasonable." "So 1 thought." said Gaston, nodding fcls head wisely, "You wero right, Gaston," said tho ser geant, grandly. "Always tell mo if you ilnd my stories Incredible. I am u little irritable, but not proud. Aud 1 know slnco 1, too, lived in this littlo village onco so long ago!) how seldom you hear euch adventures!" "My won!, but I havo heard things as strange!" said Gaston, dryly. "Then tuy stories do not surprlso you?" asked tho soldier, with somo disappoint ment, "Why should they?" replied Gaston. "I have never been in Tonquin, I havo heard of queerer things, howovor; yoa, and in this very town!" "Such as?'' Kitd tho sergeant, look Ing hard til tho other aud twisting his mustache ends into two needle points. "Somo people would say your Tonquin ttorins wcro not largo," Gaston said, frankly. "Hut 1 am not so foolish. Freely 1 admit that such storms arc raro in this village. Hut 1 do contend that wo havo hero tho smallest storms that can well bo." Tho sergeant moved uneasily on his (our Icggi? htool, and ga.cd ut Gaston with Ids eyelids half cloood. "Did you nover hear of thom?" said Gaston, seeming to U much surprised. "Novor," bind llio bergeunt, In a pecu liar voice. "It Is said thul onco at tho Inn, where you nro slaying, a man who had been a sailor 1 think it was u sailor cuino homo from Algeria and told of many wonderful excrioncos. Son serpents, laud elides, unicorns, rocs' eggs and mer maids such was his stock in trudo. Well, ono morning, that soldier" "Sailor!" said llio sergeant, frowning. "Bailor, of courwi that sailor camo to breakfast tolling of a terrlblo storm, a thunder storm -n true Touquiu storm, if Yqu will Kriult mo, sergeant." Tho wr gwtil hawed, still frowning, "But, trangely onoiigli." (lantoii went on, "uo nc flbo had nm utiy sign of a (toriu 'hatovcr. U hud btfemud to every one ese a bright moonlight night! Now. I cull that woitltf of remark!" "Truly so." said the sorgent, uneasily "And. strangely enough," went on the villager, "there is a legend that such Etorms are the work of goblins, who thus punish teller. of big stories, as. if scorns, this sailor must have been!" The sergeant made no comment, but drummed a quickstep iijwn tho table, whittling a noiseless life accompaniment Emil. Jules and Jean had been listen ing open mouthed and ransacking their brains to (bid some trace of this wonder ful legend. Hut no one of them could recall it, and, while they wern collecting their wits to question Gaston, tho ser geant asked: "Where was it you said this sailor lodged?" "At your Inn, In the front room on the left your room, by the way, borgeant. is it not?" "That is where they havo put mo," re plied tho veteran. Then rising, ho shook hands nil round, saying: "Good night, my lads, good night. Remarkable place, tho tropics." "Uemarkable. indeed!" they answered. No sooner was their guest out of sight thun the others turned to Gaston, who was laughing to himself at their wonder ing fnces After a short explanation, during which tho four heads were very close to gether, Jules went in ono direction for a dark lantern, Gaston set forth in another to borrow a drum, Jean went in a third for tho big watering pot. while Emil was to llll a basket with sand and gravel When they came back, later in tho even ing, each had succeeded In his errand. "Wo will givo the sergeant a goblin thunder storm," Gaston said, with a smilo. Then nil four laughed aloud They were sharp fellows, and thoy com prehended his plan Although tho moon shone brightly that night tho conspirators set forth for tho inn, walking in a single file, and grinning with anticipation. About midnight they were in front of tho window of tho "front room on the left." Emil threw tho sand against the panes, Gaston beat a terrible roll upon tho drum, and Jules (lashed tho light of his lantern through tho window, while Jean spattered water upon tho glass. Tho sergeant arose, camo to tho win dow and gazed curiously out. Ap parently there was bright moonlight and a cloudless sky: hut ho had seen the lightning, heard tho thunder, and surely thoso were drops of rain upon tho panes of tho window. Tho four mischief makers had crouched closely ugaiust tho wall, aud with difll cultv restrained themselves from noisy mirth. Tho steps retreated from tho window. After waiting a moment smother 'Gob lin Storm" was created, and brought the puzzled man again to tho window; but so closely llultened against the inn were tho four friends that thero was no clew to tho mystery, and the sergeant onco moro retired, too sleepy to inako any further Investigation that night. A third repetition of their trick brought their victim running In tho door as they had expected Being ready for him, Jean deluged the poor sergeant with water, Gaston deaf ened him with tho drum. Jules blinded his eyes with the lantern, while Emil pelted him with the gravel, and ho stag gered back indoors with his hands over ins eyes :md Ins breath almost gone. Next day the sergeant asked tho land lord at breakfast time whether tho ter rible storm had not kept him nwsiko. Tho landlord stared at him in silence for a moment, aud then said: "Sergeant, are you crazy?" "Landlord, what do you menu?" re plied the soldier with much dignity, ris ing to his feet. "it was si calm, bright moonlight night, as suiy ono will tell you. Why do you ask such st foolish question? To snako me ridiculous?" "it was but li poor joke, wasn't it, mine host?" said tho sergeant, with a twist at his big mustaches while his cheeks grow very reil. "l'ray say nothing about it, and 1 will promise not to repeat so ill timed a pleasantry," and awny ho marched, very erect aud very proud in deed. Strangely enough, not only did the sergeant seek uo explanation of Ids re markable experience at tho inn, but oven his wonderful adventures in Tonquin woro no more recalled As for Gaston, Jules, Emil und Jean thoy nover met together without chuck ling aud poking one another, and this thoy continued to do until next fair tima Benjamin Webster in St. Nieholus, Tim IVtiriiiu Homo I'ly, Of tho lly s!eVics iho horso fly is the most cruel and bloodthirsty of tho entire family. Ho is armed with a most for midable weapon, which consists of four lancets, ho sharp and strong that they will penetrate leather. When not in use they nro nicely folded away in a sucker. He makes his upponinuco in June, aud may often be seen in the vicinity of small streams of wuler lie is said to subsitin part upon an airy diet, and to pass his lifo harmlessly Not so tho female, for shots armed with six lancets, with which tsho bleeds both cattle and horses, and oven human beings. She lays her eggs in moist places, and, after they are, hutched into footless maggots, they make all nec essary journeys by stretching and closing tho segments of their bodies, their heads Inilng supplied b,v two hooks, by which thoy gel their food In process of time this innggot gin down into moist earth, where It revises lor somo wcoks, sifter which it buiXsthe pupa case, and comes forth si large black lly, armed and equipped like Its predecessors. Country Gentleman laiuugh. A man was driving rapidly down the street when he accidentally ran over a uogro. Unable to stop his horses, the driver, true to his nutuie, called out: "HI, there! got out of tlio-wayl" At that moment the dated negro, not much hurt, plclstd himself up and shout e4 (u reply i "To' the Ian' sake, boss, yo' ain't coniln' utiofc ngln, bo yo?" Loulu rUJu Courier-Journal (111 l' (illlRhiklll iO1ll. The Mmplest of i hit 1 cotton frocks lor a miss have a giithun skirt with a four Inch hem, rowed to tho edge of si round waist, rhirred at tho center, back and front of the waist lino and buttoned in tho back. Tho high collar and cuffs on tho full topped sleeves are of embroidery or white cotton passementerie. A can vas leather or ribbon belt may be worn. Suede belts and those of the dress in brie are very stylish for mis&es, while sashes of tho dress material sire again worn by littlo girls, unless they are pre ferred of white nainsook, with a plaited V or vtvt to correspond. Plaids uro gen erally mado up on tho bias, aud all skirts are ample, full and gathered. Skirts are no longer cut sufficiently grandmotherish to trip tho child when in them. Shirt waists aro worn with gathered skirts by misses, tho waists having a drawing string at their waist lino and enough length to tuck under tho skirt, with a pointed yoke, shirred cen ter, front and back or plaits. Gimp dresses will probably never go entirely out, but they do not appear as frequently this season sis last lor girls over seven years. For si tot of four years a bluo smd white plaid is out on the bias, tho skirt hemmed and gathered, with shirt sleeves aud a high bodice, which fastens in tho back, having Ave sido plaits back aud front, and revere of embroidery, imitating a low neck, or a trimming of cotton passementerie shapes a yoko in pointed tabs. Pearl buttons aro used for a trimming as well as for their original purpose of fastening. Tho white nainsook gimps and full sleeves aro pretty, with a sash of tho same around tho waist aud tied in tho back, with tucked ends. Tho sash is fifteen inches wide and hemmed all uround. Dry Goods Economist. Worhlni; IIiiiuIh tint lent. Rightly cared for thero is no need of having hands grow stump' and thick with work. They wero made to work, und somo of the hardest working races in the world havo the finest hands and feet. Mark what Mr. Stanley says of tho African pigmies who hunt and grub for a living and yet havo tho most beau tiful extremities, as do many of tho sav ngo tribes. Tho Japanese, tho Hindoos, Italians and Finns work and drudge, yet their hands nro moro shapely und tho skin finer than of thoso of somo of our idlo ladies. If kept from injurious hent and silkali uso really packs the cells of tho skin together, and in pluco of horny callous you will find tho palms of work ing hands a fine, smooth, incredibly tough membrane I can't say tender but smooth und supple, which a lifetime of work will not deface, whether it holds tho plow handle or the helm of house keeping. An application of tho right sort will aid this refining and toughening of tho tissues, as every amateur pedestrian knows, and one woman writes that sho has been able for tho first winter in her lifo to go through it comfortably without cracked and roughened hands by grace of a clever cosmetic. Mittens of lino crash aro indispensable for women's hands when housekeeping, a yard making half a dozen pair, which csin bo kept clean for daily use. Dirty gloves and mittens injure hands more than soap and water together sometimes, I sun fain to believe from observation. Shirley Dare's Letter. Tho Clillilri'iiN riowor Urdu. Most children seem to havo a natural desire to cultivate flowers and havo somo of their own, and if this propensity was duly encouraged it would become a per manent trait of their characters. It would make them observing and famil iar with tho laws of nature. To know tho names of the different flowers and plants of one's country and tho wondrous processes of their growth is almost equiv alent to si liberal education. Such kuowl edgo enlarges tho mind and softens aud refines tho nature, and therefore wo should allow our children, boys and girls alike, to havo their littlo flower beds in pleasant and well prepared places instead of in out of tho way spots, as is usually the ca.ie. If our boys wore taught to lovo and cultivate flowers thoy would not when they become husbands, us husbands now sometimes do, begrudge their wives Hufllciout land for a decent flower garden. Mrs. Burton W. Potter in Springlleld Homestead. Model (.ill Haying Stump. "One two cent stamp, plesise." It was a young and pretty woman who said this in tho postollico the other day. Sho was at tho head of a long lino of men waiting to bo served, and every man expected thero would bo ono of those long and exasperating delays Unit usually occur when a woman steps up to Uio stamp window. But nothing of tho kind happened and everybody was pleasantly disappointed. In tho first place, sho had tho exact change, and again, when she got tho stamp, she did not stop to ask questions or wait to aflix it to her letter. She simply took her purchase and wout awny unmindful uf tho broudfido of admiring glances thO veeiived. She was a model young woman. Now York Herald. l'utilnnulhi SIioon nro 1 iiuxpmulve. If you have n pair of soiled white or tinted boots unlit for use you can con vert them iuto quite the latest und most fashionable footwear by covering them with coatings of tf.hl or silver enamel. A pretty girl with more cleverness than Buofiuls tipjwaivil at an evening party in a palo mauve gown with a wide silver girdle knotted ut trout and falling to tho horn of her gown, silver shoulder knots and sv wlver liilet about hor head, and with tho prettiest of silver shoes, which wero hor hist year's bull bIiocs silvered by her own fair lingers. Mrs, Stanley as Miss Dorothy Tenuant intro duced tho custom of wearing silver wedding boo, which are very inexpen sive as well as attractive. Exchange. Mm. Ulyaaus S. Grant b:is beou enter tainltig cotiiiidonibly ihl.i winter, giving u sorted of lunu)aiii, ilinnera unit "Tuea days In Fubrimry." At tho lust ono tliero wiu u notable nttuuilunuo. The kmx1 old doctor, too pujpt In illputtv Klew high; iiinl nr hl. C.'irl-llnii fury roc, ll.nnlieit nil for heretlt-i hu dnred ojko. And tliiiold Ignorant fiiniitlc Woll.of course, was imtl II biogenetic. 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SMITH & CO., Makers of "Bile Beans," 255 &. 257 Greenwich St., N. Y. City. FRAZER AXLE m K m a?swm Premier Bicycles. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. STROWBRIDGE-BODMAN CO-, Fire Arms and Sporting: Goods, 108 SECOND STREET, PORTLAND, OR. i Ueet Cougli Metlicino. Recommended by Physicians. tTnrofl wlinro nil lco fntla 1l...ni .H.l n . . , VVi V ivwum aim ugrvi'auie to uie taste. Chihircii take it without objection, lly druggista. Buy Your Own Goods if your ADVANCE THRESHERS, THE BEST IN AMERICA. ( hcil'irjil I- ir. K ' ki HxtinRuUhfr. Hre a.'ierv 1 O l 110 H . I k. I Till It. Ilrrt. ubU I. i z i . , f mlmihniiuii tflti mi yr Utmri'll I I WRIGHT, Foot of Morrison Street, PORTLAND, OR. BASE BALL, Pains and Aches -AND- THE BEST REMEDY Aim INSKPAUAHLK. FOR THE PROMPT, SURE CURE OF Sprains, Bruises, Hurts, Cuts, Wounds, Backache, RHEUi5AT3S!VI, ST. JACOBS OIL HAS NO EQUAL. We oiler 1'.' yiK Victoria KultitiKs', nn elegant w.'.sh faliric in htripes, plaidM or coiubhmtion. ior $l.i. e oiler 12 vds. of Novelty Dress l'laidn, '21 de signs, all lilucV, white, and other modest color, mostlv hiree plaids, f UK). We oiler 10 viIk. select patterns of Dress l'laid, fast colrrs- In extra ualltv, t;ood for loni; wear, a few strleH and comhiuatious amoiiK them, plain at Fame price. Do iu want samples? Do you want our .Q paye June list ' Smith's Cash Store, 416-418 FRONT ST.. SAN FaANClSCO. 'IsidSnfUrUfetii llin.il ttarn. lias ttvvi t.i tci tit U hv n9 on uu r iciiio 0..t, w,ttHitai lure when direct "iua.i follow i. In itifApTttVui the lrutf, aii 1 ai -vriVY rs- tna a. ip u u Opio In uy form, tfnoklng AnUd te t'J irl orSTK'tMf.tft Ind'ty Aual trtatmyut fnro' hermo'iBuf All cmtjmiiTitiu tlout cmfMcutUd. Vc'r te to I'm 'no JlruiUHK Out Kiti Kra eiio, iule agent &. JJaJl LJdres?, Cat.k io 102. VASELBE. Wit ONE DOLLAR tent us by mall, wo iriH do- liver, flee, of ail charges, to any person in the Culted Htates, all Die followinKartlulut carefully packed in a neat box: One two-o'iudo Ihottlo of Pure VaRelIuu...l0 ct. One tno-ouncu bottle Vaseline Vouiude...l3 " One Jar of Vaseline Cold Cream 15 ' I One cake of Vo-seline. Camphor Ice 10 " Oue cake, of Vaseline Boap, uuEcented..10 " One cake o Var.ellue Hoati, ncentod jZo " Ono two-ounce kettle of White Vaiellue,2i " fl 10 Or for staiiipD any single ortlcln at the price named. If you have eccasifju to uao Vancltne in any form be carol ul to accept cniy geaulno iioxls pat up by us In oiiirlmil ruicliaeea. A Krcat many ch'lKt-idtH are trjtag to persttjvie buyers to take VA8KLINE pat up by tbtim. NeVer yield to such fter3u:i4lon, us Ihe article Is an Imitft tl(u wfthrnit value nd will aoi javo you the result ytju eirt. A bottls i( Uiue Beal Vawllae la rold by all dnwiU at 10 ccnM. Chesebrcugb M'f'g Co., 2 State St.,Now York. STEIN WAY, Gabler and Pease Planoi Menuluit Uie Bkht IIano Maiik, aud the f.ivoritH obeapor l'ianon; nil Musical InDtnunputs; Hands Sup plied; largo stock of Bbwt Jliitto. Htkihwav lLi.hu 506ad 108 l'Mt Slrit; Mjiitiiias Obat Oo. 011 wA 'a mil n rtwtinj nd nw tAi HAY FEVER St ASTHMA CURED TO STAY CUBED. W'e want the name and ad dress of every suflcrer In the U.S. and Canada. Address, P. Hirold Eayes, U.D , Baffalo, K.Y. BCtOOCU.VN 10'l i:i,, Himh St.. lt. Moot gciuery & Saiibomti, H. I'.; coudiictel on Isith tho Kurupeaa und Auirrlcan ilan. Tlda Hotel is uncler tl.o umuiiement nf i!bark-H MonUromPiy, and Is the brat family and Busline Men's Hotel in Han Fran ciuo. Hume coiufurts, culrlne iUjOIO'IImI, flntt-clam service, bU:liest stiindexd of repertabillty cuitrantoed. lloinl ami room per ibiy ?1.25 to $2.00; sinRlo room, 50 ccuts to $1.00 per uiglit. 1'reo coicli to aud from Uie Hotel, J. rVtcCRAKEW & CO., DEALERS IN Roche Harbor Lint, Portland Cement. Gol den Gate and Utah Plaster. Hair. Fire Urlclc and Fire Clay. LAND PLASTER. 60 North Front Street, Cor. I, POItTLANl). OJl. WANTED Theaddressesof all Foldicrswbo cm nir dc hometteaded n less number of ouluicks acres than 160 nun mado final UflMCOTrnnO proof on the same before June nUlllLOi tflUO 'l', 1S7I. W. E. JIOSE8. P. O. llnx 7t.fi. Denver Colo Mention this paper CU SEE Biiiousness Sick Headache. MaSaria. BIL Dealer Does Not Carry Them. parry carts ahd roud wagoss, Qest and Cheapest In the World. Carts, S15 Up. Wagons, S50 Up. Hon' hi1 I)t-iwirtinpiit sm.i.n.-, Ki-.n T.ln.irv I 11 a... . . . . LOOK AT THIS IfAYu bi$ frS M , I ffl 1 1. i,u'i.-r -.d i.. tb. ms h y vi n ta w y. ? j saui i. .rmpi, P