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Want Not"
mil, teiks bring to nUAnl, and little tnu
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l;. Of tilt DlOOUi 1 "fl iiwiiJtu ,u,
m. ,ixv., ' of htatth. Hood's S,ir.
r t. . iu, nne and onh specific that
V$..me All blood humors and Imparl.
I. thereby putting poti Into a condition
Uptlccl htAlth ana sirtngm.
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"10 " ll. I...... All....
Bri-tifl U'illi'1" '"n li"" " i t'i i ii'iui hi
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r. inn viiliMi.i.i (l.ir.oiiK H.UH'A
At Jiip:iiii'K0 niiatluiiH omoIi lil.lilor
...iu inn iiiiiiiu urn! t Ito niiiotiiilH ol
Libnl on ii "lif ' nHT. The vnrlfniH
iliw art"li'IM,,"u'" 1,1 " IM,X J,,lv Hr"
Iciimtiifl wl""1 " I'l'I'lHiK vur,
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nr. i.wii iitiiiiiinIvh lull mi lor.inl
Illin -i - -
(Oit 4 In lioltl, prcvuuiitHil
llofltnuriil lirniit uiiiio in .ii nx ico in
!jkS2, It m mm' mi exhibition In tho
f.i.,...,.l Moaulllll fit U'lll.hil.L'to.1 THir.
ill till) lilMtHl Muxicuii HOIIllirUtU tllHt
I HI CUT IIIIUIU.
eiiAici: into Yotm hiiokh
IAHf n riMii-iwim, n iinuci nn iiiu irei
ll cur' p.ii.if.il. hwoIIpii. niiiMriliiK, iht
...ii. f. . f mitt illtttAtl t V IjiWlfM ( lllf tftlllbf f in t
i cf c- r t , if mid liiinioii. ll'n tl.H LTnttont
exwiiu-'t discovery oi tifnge. Alien i-mi-
JJkfV lilllfc" 1(1 ilk 1'i IIW" BHtirB
It If a r. riant nir fur I.ikmwIiik NmIm,
itMli' '. it-t'u Hint hut, tlreil, aching
frft. We l.avn (iver W.OJ tMtlinoiiUU.
Try It t' Vi'i. Bold liy nil rutKit himI
: i'i.iei(iri-a. llv malt for '!!. in ntniinm.
I I. .il p knj(i' FHHK. AU(lrw, Allen H.
! O.niiti i, Lis Itoy. S. V.
Klitorn in Pi'ivin have roaNin to kfcp
M.nM i.fifinlifi'i I'fiviirniiiMiilfil iifTitirr.
One jwin'i tlioro, iluiinu tho Iiiii I two
jrut, ikih li.i l 10 cilltom, ninl IG ol
them nru in jitll for coiiiiiH'titliiu too
(ffcly CM U'rfiHllltlVd t'llHUtllH'lltH.
"1 lmbrn imId 'AC'A It F.T ml at
lm,i niiltjllc. tifn llll llitr re iuiii won
rr(ol Mr ilii"(r mini t Kim Kllirrxl nu
!U!iai Ii anil uur lumtli rfjt)l Allff
Ukln( (i-w Vrr tit I siraiett wr l-u iminotrO.
loodttrui.r Tlir ') a Ktrai belti In tlio Uwllr
w.i.nnii.v Ni.n
IIH llllWUIIDUtO Oi- HUGIUUKll. V. "V-
rieiiant, I'alaubm. l-ownt, Taite Rnod. Do
OooO, Ngrcr Hicitn, Wrakrii or (irn o. Kc 30c. toe
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
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Ufl.Trt RAP HllMi(l irimranK-i-rt li lldrnc
" PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
DENTISTS.
No pni. new iiroooM; line eoM work.
UNdUOUt ltV, N.W. i-or. 'Ililnl nn.l Mor
)!t.
rlMin
I'liiirn hiiiI Wlm Worka.
1'OltTl.ANI) WIUK .t: 1IKIS WOIIK8; Willi!
mit Iron IcncltiKiollIco ralllin.'. rto. H Alitor.
.Munlil.im'x mill hi.iill.
CAWKTON A CO.i KNOINK8, IIOll.KUS, MA
clnncry, iijllc-. 4H-W KlmtKt., rurtlfiml.Or.
RAKES
MOWERS
BINDERS
Wrile for Catalogue.
J. A. rREEMAN, Apt,
2S0Ktmt W'ntcr Street,
I'OHTI.ANI), Oil.
machinery, all kinds
...TATUM & DOWEN...
20 to 35 First Street rORTLAfi'D OR.
JOHN POOLE. PonTLAnn. OnnooK.
can clvo you tho best bargains In j;ciioral
imichlnery, onalnea, boilers, tanks, puuips,
lloys, belts mid windmills. Tho now
Heel I X h windmill, sold by him, Is un
equalled, KDWAIin HUailKS; MACIIINKHY AND
jelilclcij joint lor ciitftlogno. 18S-101 Front St.
IVlmUiaulu llrilicuUta unit riioliici'itiililo
hiiiilla.
iir.UMAUKuraANK imt'oo. m and
j ourtli Btrt-ut, t'ortliiml, OrcKon.
IllllU-i WHIilt- All
tSWHtllt A
Host Couuli SrruD. Tuir
in lime, pom or uruggimi.
BREATH
m IP CATHARTIC A
8. THA0I MAUK RHOIBTIIIfO
mmMM
UOUU. UKO fit
-lH
Mot While
4'
3
&
nwuiiKiin with ii gang In tin. N-iru.
I'Iih colliery about llfti-i-n years
I'li' k, ninl tliuro wiih olio miin ilium
win. IuiIIimI from Kuttlh WiilfK iih I Kot
pn ity frlciully with.
I'vi- run,.,! i,,n (l ,nnil, itlt I don't
litiow If tho tltli conic'8 right. Uc was
mon. like a Miuntcd hoy limn a man.
ami mure llltc ttome Hort of quriT ani
mal than .th,.r. iu Jmil.n moimtrrnm
lW Ill-nil an.! nhotilik-rM, and n pair of
Hull-, howi-d. twUty log, no IiIkkci
than n chlUI'ii of u yi-tir old.
I've mtlil wo were jirutty frlpnilly. hut
I don't know iu I wuh itiiythlng more
than civil to him.
lie wat ch-vi-r and could sprak Ung
Huh an well an any of iih. Ho hiid hr-cn
two yt'HM and moro nl the Nino I'ltu,
mid ho hrotiKht Homo iiionoy with him
wln'ii ho t-aiiif. for he had a cottiiKc of
IiIh own and a tidy piece of Kiirden.
which wiik nhovo what the rt-8t of iih
had.
There wasn't a man of (1 foot anions
tin HtronxiT than he wan. To have wen
him hwIiik IiIh pick would have made
you hold your brent It. lie could walk,
you wo, down Home of the narrow, low
KiiIIitIch. when- chaps like toe would
have to crawl.
I lived almiK with my father and sis
ter then. V- were precloua poor, and
fntlu-r imed to Hiiy he hoped Hetty
"wti t i ur.iiK is ron you.
would marry some one able to keep
her. and so jjlve us a lift that way.
One day a new hand came to the pit,
Jim Marwood by name. See him on
Sunday, going to chapel, clean and
smart, as straight ns a iole, with his
blue eyes looking so frank and smiling,
and you'd say he looked a picture.
lie struck tip it mighty affection for
me before he had been a month In the
gang. He told me nil aliout his friends
and such like, most conililential, and I
found out he had to keep his mother.
and hadn't a sixpence he could call his
own.
Well, one day I remember It ns clear
as yesterday It was between the
lights on a September evening, I was
smoking my pipe in our back room
father was out of the house when I
heanl voices In the other room across
the passage. It was Matty and my sis
ter talking together.
Matty was the dwarf. lie had a
long Welsh mime, but we called him
Mnttv" In the general way. because
of his rough hair, and he didn't seem
to mind the Joke.
"1 love you!" he snys to Hetty, "i ve
loved you ever since I've seen you.
Won't you marry meY I'd he a good
husband to you."
She went Into a llglit, kiwi oi scorn
ful laugh.
"Marry you?" she says. "Why, Mat
ty, you must be dreaming! Of course
I won't." .....
He was silent ror n minuie, men no
Bays- "I'm stunted and crooked, 1
know, but I lovo you better than any
other liinn win ever iuw ju. . .v
n comfortable homo to ouer jou.
"If you had twenty homes I wouldn t
have you," she answers quick. "So do
Bay no more about It."
I think ho moved round the room nf
tcr that, for his voice sounded nearer
to me Ho spoke short and snvage-llke.
'Mini Marwood's the man that stands
between you nn.l me. Do you think I've
.... i.iiu.i? Jim Marwood has got
our heart, and do you hlnk you will
ever marry him while I'm nllve?
Hetty nover was the girl to bo cow
ed nnd sho Hashed round on him tho
next moment llko gunpowder:
. ii.,, Mai-wood that has got my
,.nrr. nnd I have his, nnd I'm not
n...n.l to say it before you. or any
nan. I know you've got your cottngo
nnd your garden that you nro so mortal
,i I know Jim is poor, and
vo sha 1 livo to wait for years, but
you Sln't think you'll frighten mo
J r nwirrvlng him, for you won't;
u" t .11,,'t ,nrm-v him I'd never
Sry audi o miserable, wicked ugly
y... "mi, n voul So don't flatter
Tsaw 1dm Z more that night, an I
He Lived.
didn't lot on to Hetty that I had over
heard them.
The next day wo were all under
ground ns usual. Somehow or other
Matty and .Marwood nnd mo found
ourselves always pretty close together,
lie seemed to ine to ho hanging on to
Jim in a way I didn't like, hearing
what I had heard, and I kept ns c-Ioso
to both as I well could.
I notlc-i'd Ihe dwarf scarce took his
eyes off Jim, except at 12 o'clock, when
we slopped for our bits of food, nnd
then ho sat In n corner by himself un
der a truck nnfl scribbled on a scrap of
paper, with a queer sort of smile on hla
face.
In the afternoon we got down to n
lower level. It was a dangerous part
of tho mine, as wo all knew, and wo
kept our duvy lamps pretty tight, I can
tell you.
"There's flre-dntnp about here," said
one of the men.
"And a spark would settle the lot of
us, wouldn't It?" said the dwarf.
"Ah, that It would!" Jim answered.
Nothing more was said about fire
damp, however, and that day, the long
est day I had ever known, came
around to 0 o'clock without an explo
sion. The cages were ready for us to get
up to the top of the shaft, and most of
the men had gone.
"You go now," says I to the dwnrf.
"No," he answers; "I'm going to stay
a little overtime to-night. You nil go on
and send tho cage down again for me.
And look here, give this to your sister
Hetty will you? and tell her to open
It."
He put a bundle Into my hand tied
up In a handkerchief. I took It gingerly
enough, for with such suspicions In my
mind I half expected It might go off in
my face somehow.
"What are you afraid of?" he asks,
sharp.
"Nothing." I snys aft sharp.
And we touched the signal rope, and
up went Jim nnd me, nnd the dwarf
stood underneath nnd turned his face
up, watching us out of sight.
Well, I felt more comfortable when
we put our feet on firm ground on top
of the shaft, and had sent the cage
down again for him.
"Wonder what's In thnt bundle?"
snys Jim.
"Maybe Hetty will tell you some
time,"' I replied, little thinking how It
concerned him.
I took It home nnd called Hetty to
open It. Our cottage wasn't far from
the pits, nnd It couldn't have been
above ten minutes since the dwarf had
put It Into my hand.
She undid the knot, nnd mere If you
would believe It were the title deeds
of his cottngo nnd $00 tied up in a bit
of canvas and the scrap of paper I had
seen him scribble under the truck.
There were these words on It:
"What Is hero Is for you. 'Ugly nnd
miserable' I am, 'wicked' I am not. I
said you shouldn't marry him while I
was alive, and I slum ueep my word.
Think kindly of a dwarf If you cnn.
God made me ns well ns him."
We hadn't got to the end of tho poor,
dirty little letter wneu we ucnrci n
sound that made our hearts stand still
a long, dull roaring, slinking the tloor
we stood on, ns If It was thunder under
our feet.
"An explosion In tho mine!" snys
Hetty, with a face ns white as chalk.
It was no use trying to dig him out.
Ho knew when he opened his davy
lamp ami he must have opened It
that human help could never reach him
there.
She cried about It for a week, and
snld she should never he happy ngnln.
Hut I think she Is hnppy now, for she
married come the Knster after. They
live In Matty's cottage still, nnd the
gnrden Is all nbloom with flowers.
Loudon Evening News.
K-ceittrlo Tides.
. Owing to the effects of shore-lines
nnd other influences which nro more
or less obscure, it is very dlilleult to ac
count for the pccullnrltles exhibited by
i.i.ii wnvos In various parts of the
world. Interfering wnves cause once
n-dnv tides at Tahiti, nnd In some oth
er places, whllo on tho other hand, In
the harbors back of the Isle of Wight,
nnd lu tho Tny in Scotlnml, there tiro
three tides a day. The latter have re
cently been ascribed to "overtldes,"
nrnduced by tho modification of tldnl
waves running nshoro and resembling
tho "ovcrtoues or musicni sounus.
It is not crcdltnblo for any girl to
w several young men "On tho
tin i m - -
string."
riinf,'ln.i of ii Mllll.ititilrn.
A inllllnair 'infcs-d the K-rret of hli
Jlirc, i.i in Hid tti.n!- imM uork. Ileiiiit
In i lie hcut jmrt nt ni" I.I" g.iiiiinir dollar
noil Influx n-'iilili. Hii.l now I.m war purling
in tin- other liulf fi)H'ii.lii!f (l -llnr to gtet it
Imck. Soloing e mull Ilimioictr' Sloiniii-n
liiiicra fur i-cx'min.' I.uultli. It cures dys
i'.mii and inliv'':ioii.
Women j'iiirnalita in tho Unitod
Slates iiitiiilnjt HHS. with 2,725 a.iti.ori
(ind literary person.
Uowiim tit (IIi.Ii.wii.Ik for CaliirrJi Tlint
(.'on tn I ii Mnrcury,
Aa mercury will m.rely ilcitroy tbc -nc of
f irt.il 1 ninl completely deriimje the wliolu
tein when enter! iik it through the rnuroua inr.
ffict-n. Such article nt.oulil never bo lined ex
cept on resiTlit!o!ii from rt-pulnble phynl
el,, .in, tin tlieilnuioKe ihey will do 1 ten fold to
the uooil on i'iiii polmy derive from them.
Half Cdtnrrli Cure, manufactured bv F. J.
Cheney U Co., Toledo. O., Cotitnltit! nomcrcury,
ntidla taken liiicrnall;-, twdnK directly ution
tho blood und rnucouK utirfnces of the ayetern.
In btiyltnr Hali'n Catarrh Cure be mircyou net
the Kcnuliif. It Ii taken Internally, and rnado
In Toledo, Ohio, by P. J. Cheney it Co. Teetl
tnonlalu free.
Fold bv I)ruKBltf", price 7Jc. per bottle.
Hull' l umlly J-IIU are tho boat.
Corsets mailo of .aluminium aro now
u0'l by medium men for treatment of
"crtain spinal disorders.
There wru a voting nmn rrotn J.cnore,
Who boldl v wont off to the war;
The "beef' made bint sick,
He recovered quite fttlcR
Uy tho prompt uo of old Josso Moore.
Mies Charlotte Kinnoy, of Syracuec.
N. Y., is eaid to bo tho only woman
Jruiiimer in tho world wiio sells
wagons.
riTO I'ermnnrntly Cured.
No fit or ni-rvousnrj
1 I I u
after llrat ihty'a line or Jlr. Kline a Ureut
Nerve Jteatorer. Ht-ml Tor KitKK .00 trial
bottle and troaUe. J)K. It. IL. KMNK, Ltd., m
Arch street, l'nUaddpbls, Va.
Tho ordinary beer glass is regulated
by law in Uavaria and must hold ex
actly half a litre, or nearly nine-tenths
of a pint.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup the beet remedy to uo for their
shildrt-n during tho teething period.
Queen Victoria's annual trip to and
fioiu Scotland alone costs her close on
$32,250 a year.
Do Not Suffer ! '
Suffering la unnecessary, discards Candy
Cathartic kill dlacaie nenna, clean out the
body, remove the flratcauCm of Buffering. All
druggist, 10c, 25c, 50c.
In soveral European countries, in
cluding Franco and Helgium, elections
are always held on Sundays.
I knotv that my lite was saved by Piso's
Cure for Connimtition. John A. Miller,
Au Sable, Michigan. April 21, 1803.
Four million women in tho United
Stntes earn their own bread. They
ltavo invaded all occupations, and ona
third of all persona engaged in profes
Eional services aio women.
WANTED Men and women everywhere to dla
tribiiteimilM und ndvrlle California Ornnce
Syrup: Ii i-r dnv und e.xeinei Mild; cah every
week; iiiirtlciiluri fiir 2-tem stBinp. C'AI.tl'Oll
N I A Oil ANU E S V VI' CO., Son Francisco, tal.
A magnificent grove of black walnut
trees, most of them with trunks four
feet in diameter, havo been discovered
in tho heart of tho Miami Indian re
serve, southern part of Wabash county,
Indiana. Tho timbor has been sold
for $00,000.
CAi3 BE CURED.
If you Euffer from Epilepsy, Fits.
Spasms, Spells, Falling Siok.iees, St.
Vitus' Dance, &c, havo children, lola
tives, friends or neiglibots that do bo,
or know people thnt aro afflicted, my
New Discovery. Epilepticido, will give
immediate relief and PERMANENTLY
CUKE them, and all you aro asked to
do is to send for n FREE BOTTLE and
try it. It has cured thousands wlioro
everything elso failed. Mv 00-pnge
illustrated Book, "Epilopsy Permanent
ly Cuiod," FUEE.
When writing pleaso mention rend
ing tli is in this paper, nnd give name.
AGE nnd fall nddress. All correspond
ence professionally confidential.
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May Laboratoiy. 94 Pine St, New York City.
" w-k DR. MATtTEI3 DOOK,
Kelief for Women"
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to-darfor this llook.contalnintf Part leu
Urs and TeetlmoaUls of Dlt. MAKTKL'd
French Female Pills.
l'ralt by thouiandt of Mtlifled lajtle &3
sre. sJwnTa reltablti aud without an euuat.
SoldbraU dru -trituln roetal box, Krvuca
fluff Ol
I'Tmc!
n top in Ulue, wuueanu Ken. lane no oiner.
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THEEvANSCHtMlClOo. r polaououa.
i u itrlttDr. or IUUCOU8 niemuraiiea.
Holil iy Jirucclata, ,
or sent in clalu wrariDer
by expreta, prepaiil, for
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CRITICAL PERI0DS
In Woman's Life Aro Made Dangoroui
by Pelvio Catarrh.
Mas. MATitn.riE manna.
Mrs. Mathilda P.iciiter, Doniphan,
Neb., snys:
"I suffered from catarrh for many
years, but since I have been taking Pa
in. na I feel stiong and well. I would
advise all people to try Ft-ru-nn. Aa
I used Pfl-tu-na and Mun-a-lin while I
was passing through the change of life,
1 am positively convinced your bene
ficial remedies havo relievod me from
all ray ills."
Po-iu-na has raised more women from
beds of sickness and sot them to work
again than any other remedy. Pelvic
catarrh is tliohano ol womankind. Po-ru-na
Isthebanoof catarrh in all forms
and stages. Mrs". Col. Hamilton, Co
lumbus, O., says: "I recommend Po-iu-na
to women, believing it to be
especially beneficial to them."
Send for a free book written by Dr.
Hartman, entitled "Health and
Beauty." Address Dr. Hartman,
Columbus, O.
Remember that cholera morbus,
cholera infantum, summer com
plaint, bilious colic, diarrhoea and
dysentery are each and all catarrh
of the bowels. Catarrh is the only
correct namo for these affections.
Pe-ru-na is an absolute specific for
these ailments, which are so com
mon in summer. Dr. Hartman, in
a practice of over forty years, never
lost a single case of cholera infan
tum, dysentary, diarrhoea, or chol
era morbus, and his only remedy
was Pe-ru-na. Those desiring
further particulars should send for
a free copy of "Summer Catanh."
Address Dr. Haitman, Columbus, O.
HORRIBLE BODILY PAINS
have their foundation tn the blood If it is
pure, healthy nnd nourishing the entire body
will be well. Thousands of suffering people
have been cured by
Moore's Revealed Remedy
A remedy that elves health and happiness
quickly and pleafautly oue dollar per uottlt
at your druggist's.
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Stopa itching ami bleedini;. AOHnrbn tumors. Mo a,
Jnr nt ilrunuiata or sent by mall- Treatise, free. Write,
ine about your case. DU. UOSANKO, I'Uilada., Pa.
Vor rtnnnrrhivA nnd Qleo t cet Tabst's Okar breclflo. II
la tho ONLY medicine uhk-ii wilt cuie eai-U and every
cose, h'0 CASU known it has ever fulled to cure, no
matter how seiloiu or of bow lout.- nuuidlnir. rttaults
from its use will aatontah you. H Is absolutely safe,
prevents ktrlcture, and can be taken without lnconTe
uienra and detention from bunlneiu. l'ltK't:, $3.W. lot
sale bv all reliable rtniKtrists. or ent prepaid by esprcia,
plainly wrapped, on reielntnf price, by
1'AliSr CHElllOAL C0.1Cbicaso,nL
Circular mailed on request.
IMPROVED
i LIVER
ONE FOR A DOSE. Cure Sick Headacbt
and Dyspepsia, lteiuovo l'lmplesand Purity tht
Wood, Aid IilKcstlonandPrerent Hillousness. Da
not Hrlpe orSloten. Toranrlnrn you, wo will mall
sample free.nrfullboiforaiSe. Dlt. IIOSAMCV
CO., Phllndn., iVcilut. Hold by Druggists.
N. V. N. U.
NO. 37 '00.
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