i 111 1 in in
plothers
.ntloiielv watch declining hoalth of
cir daughters. So maay aro cut off
L conMimpllon In early years that
i. ere is cnl cftU8 ,for anW' J"
, cirly stages, when not beyond
, ,, reach of medicine, Hood's Snrsn-
rilli will rcstoro tho quality and
mnnl'ity of tho blood and thus glvo
ShcflHIi. Head the following letter :
ii it Is but Just to writo about my
d.ogbtrr Cora, aged 19. She was. com
oletclr run do,vn declining, had that tired
Lilne. and frlcnda'sald alio would not
live over tnrco uiuutun " .
Cough
,nd nothing seemed to do Jicr any good.
1 happened to read nbout IIoof a Sarsupa
,IU nd had licr give It a trial. From tho
very first dose shu began to get bettor.
After taking a low bottles she was com
pletely cured and her health haa been tho
ttjt ever bIiicc." Mub. AdDik Feck,
12 ltallroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y.
"I nlll say that my mother kas not
ttcd my caso in as strong words as I
would have done. Hood's Barsaparilla
hJ truly cured mo and I am. now well."-
Cora I'kck, Amstcraam, jn. x.
Be sure to get Hood's, because.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
lithe One Trno Blood Purifier. All druggists. 91,
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Bins.
i. ii i-!ii are purely veBftnble, re
HOOU S Fills liable and beneficial. 25c
WINTER DAirtVlMG IN DAKOTA.
Itrj HtiiiWIwii lint Tlmrinnuietor t
lli-lutr Zoio.
Tho barn was not an expensive ono,
but would hold 100 head of Ktock and
was cut into n haulc with u slopo so that
the ilrnlnngo was porfoct. 1 jot down
what tho dairyman told u during the
afternoon whilo ho was caring for hie
itock. Every cow penned to know hoi
owner as a friend no haste, no rude
noise, startled her. "Last summer," said
tho fanner, "I raised omo corn fodder,
millet anil oat rind pea hay, with some
carrots and sugar hecta for a chango of
food. I contract tarty for my bran and
buy it cheap. Sly cows all como in fresh
in September nnd October, going dry
through ilytime. I begin feeding them
at once to Veep up their flow of milk
while buttor is high. I liovor Bell for less
than 25 cents, and often 40 oonts pci
pound.
"I pat my cows up' nights as soon as
frost comes and feed inillot, hay and
bran. Now. during tho cold of winter I
get up at half past 0 in tho morning, go
to the bam and givo tho cows their
grain feed, consisting of bran, ground
toats and peas in tho proportion of eight
quarts of bran, four of oats and ono of
peas, or often chango to one of new
process oilmeal. Then at 0 o'clock wo
milk, running tho milk through a hand
separator, feeding my calycs and pigs
the new sweet skimmilk. Thon I glvo a
good feed of corn fodder and let my
cows alono till noon, whon I wntor them.
They finish up all the fodder or millet In
their mangers and Ho down to chow
their cuds till half past 4, when I again
feed them a smaller grain ration supple
mented with four quarts of chopped
roots, and at half past 5 go to milking,
finishing in ono hour.
"Myself, boy and hired hand do tho
aillring. 1 treat tho milk as in the
doming and then fill tho mangera with
millet or oat and pea hay, first cleaning
nt every bit of rubbish left iu their
mangers, using it for bedding. I neg
lected to say I clean their stablos every
morning, hauling tho offal nd Httoriout
on the field and Fcattcring from -each
load."
Ho was asked if his cows ought not to
m fed oftoner. 'No,' said ho, "cows,
ith their quadmplo stomachs, noed
jauck longer to digest their food. Nei
ther do I rouso them up at 3 or 4 o'clock
la tho morning. I find from observation
those hours nro their very best for bleep
g. Neither do I ht them put through
no winter unless Jt is on Bomo especial
7 bright, sunshiny dny. Thon I find
ttteyare reulj to return to their stalls
"But do j on not fmd yonr feed nrotty
expensive?'
"No, not vry. I feed about 40 pounds
Wrdayof rough stuff. Onodialf is choaj
"raw costtng nothiug but tho hauling.
wrasij t.io oats und peus opt to uso
"' i uguro unit my grain fued
roo-s l(t mo 20 cents ier day; hay,
centra I Aa of 25 cents iwr day. My
"iJ-Ik und manure mow than juy all
re una otliCr MIieilge3 i feea extn
"jy.for tits is a cold climate, and J
" much mdk fgr my calyes.' My
wvrs avtrajrc mo COO pounds-of-butter
iJUYf,1'1' a fits cnlf- They are
tC..,1''' ""Steins, crossed upfroro
ct dairy cows I conld flud. I clear
Sm JW 3'ea' MyP'e.calves,.
LT ; clt W a11 cxienses, so I can
y "P Ur my work nhmit -?fWl tw.
Jei, ,Besii3e8 y farm is getting better
inrrt "i. tho larG amount of manure
CL' Wln,ter-"W. P. Wade Is
""nain Aari-nlturist.
iUnaoor at An r Ct.it.
penn&n"ctf ftt Sing aing-wero
SS,W..welcom now Rrriv,
tho
Mieuartnnn.: ----
of j, 7 ' cuKBesieu by Urn name
their;vr,ifm IP1 stibition,
wK"f would probl
VcetarUn Bulldog.
I Jim Bojes, n San Francisco gentle
man who keeps what is known an tho
Golden Show butcher shop, has twp
vogotablo oatlng bulldogs, who lmvo
managed to live and thrive on potatoes,
carrots, turnips, tabhago and other va
rletics of vogotahlqs, together with a
mtio rrult occasionally by way of dcs
sort. Paddy, tho mnlo dog, 0 years of
ago, has boon living on grcon goods for
about flvo yoars, whilo Nellie, tho mate,
has oaten tho food slnco her ncqunlut
anco with Paddy, which is of nbout two
yoars' standing. Mr. Boyes recently fod
tho dogs In tho prosonoo of an Esamlnor
reporter. Ho throw a big Early Roso po
tato down tho sidewalk, and Paddy
reaohed tho prlzo first, took it In his
mouth, bit it iu two plccos nnd dropped
Mr again. Nolllo took tho largest picco
and ato every fragment Paddy thon
took tho othor half and gulped it down
t vholo.
"Ho doesn't caro much for potatoos,
but ho will eat them if Nellio docs, '
Bald Mr. Boyes. "You must not Imng
Ino that ho broko tho potato In two as
an aot of chivalry. Hp probably thoujM
it was a turnip."
As Intimated by Mr. Boyos, Paddy
profors turnips and always "pools thorn
hlmsolf. Mr. Boyos then throw Paddy
a whlto turnip about tho size of his list.
Tho dog caught it ,'n his mouth, rolled
It around a few moments, spit out a
handful of pool and quietly munrhl
tho tondor heart with as much relish as
Ward MoAlllstuE would dissect a ten
derloin. His mato used tho samo caro
whilo eating her turnip, but swallowed
tho potatoes skin and all. San Fran
cisco Call.-
A King runt.
In this city recently the possessor of
diamond ring requostod a friend to
tako tho ring to n ropntablo houso nnd
borrow $10 upon it. Tim friend com
plied and hoon returnod with tho mon
ey. Tho riug was placed in tho safo by
tho man who famished tho cash, thoro
to romaiu until it should ho rudcomed.
'Later on No, 9 who pawnod tho ring
for No. 1, concluded thnt ho would llko
to havo $10, and as tho ring was a val
uable ono ho returned to tho mau with
tho safo and nskod for tho mouoy, whloh
was readily furnlshod, tho safo mau
(apposing tho ring helougod to No. 2,
tho man who pawned it, Nps. 1 and 2
now had $10 each, provided thoy had
not spent it, which Is moro than likoly.
Lator on it linppoucd that tho safo man
went homo for tho night, nnd his placo
was takou by another. Tho Bocond safo
man know nothing about tho transac
tions of tho first safo mau coucoruiug
tho diamond riug. When nuothor man
(No. 3) presented hlmsolf and courteous
ly stated that ho had left n ring in tho
chargo of tho first safo man and desired
to got it, tint second safo mau, being
oonviucod that tho ring bolonged to No.
8, handed out tho glittoriug oirolo cf
gold without unnecessary dolay. No. 3,
on obtaining possession of tho ring,
found that ho also needed sonio monoy,
and at onco. Ho therefore lost no timo
in putting up tho ring at his unclo's
for an equivalent In coin of tho roalm.
Tho result: Tho first safo mau is out
$20. No. 1 is out a diamond ring and
owes $10. No. 3 is ahoad $10. No. 8 is
ahoad all ho could got on tho ring.
Holona Indopoudout.
Hartford thinks it has dono pretty
tvoll for American litoraturo in having
boou tho homo of Mrs. Sigdurnoy, Har
riot Becohor Stowe, Isabella Booohor
Hooker, Mark Twain, Oharlos Dudloy
Wamor, William Gillotto, tho play
wright, Noah Webster and many othom
Tho Jows woro oommanded to cole
brato a juhiloo foast, or national holi
day, ovory 60 yoars. All Jows in bond
ago to their; brethren went free on t. s
(east
A L'iont Maiden.
MUo. Jonjon visited one dny a vil
lafro church and began to sing with
kor usual enthusiasm. Thoro was a
powerful echo in tho old church, aud
oach sound, that sbo uttered was dis
tinctly repeated. This did not dis
turb her in tho least, for Bho nt once
oxclaimcd, "It is only tho good God
vlioifl nnnworintr mcv" Paris Fiirnro
Tn curincr con
sumption there's
notmngllke taking
Time by the fore
lock. Doctors say
consumption can't
be cured; they
have arguments to
rrnvU. Thltwlietl
lhey6ee it cured
'right under their
Dr. Pierced Golden Medical Discovery,
they admit that there's something -wrong
nbout their arguments and something
wonderful about the "Discovery," It
Isn't miraculous. It won't cure every
case ; but it cures a suprlsingly large per
centage of cases , even when the patient
is pretty for gone with a bad cough, and
bleeding from the lungs, and reduced al
most to a shadow. Cottsumptton is a
Mood disease. The lungs want a fresh
supply of pure rich blood and plenty of
it : thit is what the "Golden Medical Dis-
covwr B. ... ",-.-r ,r-.
It
power to produce a large quantity of the
sourMii d c011""10?
healthy Iffe-giving blood. This stops the
wasUng; drives out the impurities: beahi
the ulceratioa and begins a rapid bmld-iug-up
process of solid, substantial fiesb
tad vital energy. ,
It ka't only consumptives wno neeu
the tHwwvery." It cures every form of
chronio bloodUwasc and all scrofulous
aad eruptive aSectioae.
M. Isaac K. Dowjw, of String VnUty, Xeci
laHdOmnly, N. K. write :"' For three y r I
J"afrteTriMe.co"P;
v-ree' Orfda Medical DfaOTcrr I iMd X tt4
JwSto ?2rAIS4 sot rie nor Ttt.J3
man tltteT wWW to dk to ke oatot Joy mUy.
S.rJSSltotetr iwloped tbemKlvt.
wk tytkT' wSoT'Todcy tig Ibc
erv lua lo cared my duMer o a Tjr oa
Sir totedinthV thigh. Afterti7ior.'d
ewythlfl wtthout success we V". 5?
tattfcs of vow 'DiKOttty' which healed it
unvefl ine dioou muitiuK iui-.-
SCTfcctiy," yours truly,
Jm
2S
fii-a.a.S c''r2)
,rcsrt&
for Infants and Children.
T
HIRTY years' otnervntlon ef
mllUoBs of persons, pwrmlt
It Is aaqnostlonaTily the test remedy tor lafaats aaJ CklldroH
the, world hns over known. It la harmless. Children Ilka It. It
gives them health. It -prill savo their lives. la It Metkers have
something -grhlob, is nhsolntely safo aad praotloally yeyfeot as a
child's nedlolae.
Castorla destroys Wjorms.
Oasteria allays Foverlshncss.
Castorla proveats vomiting Soar Cnrd.
Castorla cores Plarrhroa and "Wind Colle, " "
Castorla rollevos Teething Tronhlcs.
Castorla onres Constipation and flataleaby.
Castorla aeatrallnes tho effoots of carhoalo aold gas or poljonons air,
Castorla does aot contain morphine, oplnm, or other aarootlo property.
Castorla asslmUates tho food, rcgnlatcs tho stomaoh and bowels.
Riving healthy and natural sloop.
Castorla is pat ap In one-sko bottles only. It is not sold la hoik.
Poa't allow any one to sell yoa anything else oa the pica or promise
that it is "jnst as good" aad "will aastrer every parpose."
See that yon trot C-AS-T"Q-R-I-A.
Tho fao-slmllo
signature of
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Through Tickets
TO THE
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Our trains are heated bv steam and ;
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Time to Chicago, 3 i-S Jays
fTime to New York, 4 1-2 days.
Which is many hours quicker than com
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For rates, time tables and full information
apply to
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Motth
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W. Portland si,
Iv Salem Iv.
ar. San Fran. Iv,
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City, Wcdburu, Salem, Turner, Maifon,
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0:15 p.m.
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10:15 a.m.
8:00 n.m.
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Between Portland and Corvallii, dally (ex
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7130 a.m.
12:15 pm.
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Portland Sao Kiandsco.
Steamers leave Alnsworth dock. Portland
May 17, 32, 37 and June 1,6, 11, 16, 21, 36
tare Cabin, 95; steerage, (2,50.
WILLAMETTE RIVER , DIVISION,
' WFortlandwEugene.
Steamers Ruth and Elmore for 'Portland
dally except Sunday at 10 a, m, ''
Vot Corvallls dally except Sunday at ,3130
p.m.
For Eugene Monday and Thursday at Sijo
Lowest freight and passenger rates, Round
trip tickets very cheap. Tickets sold and
baggage checked through tn all points with,
out extra transfer charges,
Fot full details call on Dois & Darker
agents, Salsm, Oregon, or address.
" W, II. MURLHURT.
Gen'l Pas. AgU Portland, Or,
For full details call on or address
G. M, POWERS.
Foot of Tradeit. Local gent.
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