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DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, fRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1893. THE teWE YOU TBIEB DROSS AKD FAILED TO KINO A CI'ltE von RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, SIDNEY. LIVER and BLADDER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, s DR. H4MrV F.l Fi-Trtl." "KT.T nb Unlrl "iaimeli.- r.ei" ary cnii.i tiliniu .nr.... lit. rilESIDKNTS l'lIKSEXTS. - Queer Thlncs That Have Been Soiit to the Chlof Exoouuvo. U&i tteikm ELECTRIC BELTS Enough Animal ami to Hlork a I arse Trying Ordeal dergct. Od.ta eutl Kml. MuM-um A to I'n- Itlainln, 'h! irrut't t l.-:i:u, thv rtltvti ul nhii-.. i-. "v. O ortfXiwurw, wtli m"! rU'l 'i cur m iur nmrvftt-. i..1''1'-"''. li.ch Ttquirs tun tr;..i t ; ( the uiot ftkopticil. lu ti , -n. ftot tou ntT i-'1 "' ; "' --whir. I elf-triiiiV".. fuunvU your wHktieM iu I i" If you fvp'-oe imo ..ur -.: i . ti.. Umentj thu drtiti.1, 'tt.i':i it.- r-j. quirvtl lr nrorutcei." h. v,,i i.. rvaiuTf th -u m h: ; r. . i c r iiua TitT wi t lulK'W ui ';.'. ! t our iiiun n1 trtuit'tf iti:il ; Ul rvmi ny i . . umiiUw iwmav MfX." t'.ntui rvml by if tor; hown iv hunreup of caneothn.iiirtiout Ihwa ifSfJ; Ltt wr uui our UolU L .uoiu a iu.vt) atnuui UUx btNinu teiinoy to WE HAVE CURED THESE WE CAM CURE YOU! TL "l7tJk . LAME ILACK AMD RHEUMATISM- . A. T. flmrfn, lMr Mr iie'urp 1 ua Turo- iw mi MtM .. uku H UPw inn wt . b"il yt A T fUnden. lnr Sir! tioI "liwar- : -1 hard' wort, ctunbuiwl h lhlrn eoiuiu- m ti. ' w,tx ir of n tuiMiii1 mo aovMiv r ol t 11 -f " from whuhl uflr-d far f-rmu yf. I - o t.- M bMLiortl IND LAMENESS tywtu ..v.. tiuthmiiL Vna cmii iub- L a, t!i LUrutnl, hnwoth wtiI or w l wit it. 1 buutcht uno of your holiM. It . 1 lUMtlof tw .mi 1 oontmmM to w-. r it io: u mottth, lMin HrfiH-tlr cutwd. 1 Imt xt' - know your bf It fll. a-.d I km w d . t-w v . h twa urki hy it. Mny othsu nwt it. ( RHEUMATISM i For nina. urwrf". Acru n i.-w Tw. A.T Smileii.lOiir Rirl h h-n uip j.wr i lur ttuui 1 far raara. 1 uiw Lnmr rti iV , d am .1 1tl K ID MVrT VfU oil as. LrnU. ' . . : ufl. manor) i DOr UMrlT Prrit. Mil b J (ur tlx ltr. 1 .1 nmcU tr..n,er .' iuidii ih ImIu Tountruli, ai-.Si.i biJiLl.. THE DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT ..vfm.hjmjTnirbalterT md Itiln a blt o u to be wll worn dorltur w.r W ".""'. J?'""" nt it "cum au'of ill. wmku, ..... t..Ul.n ';bJ.L;J,)J bAr.DEN ELECTRIC CO. 172 First St., P0RTUKD,0nr.aS. AtOUT IIAXDWlilTLXG. An Expert Declares That It Is Degenerating. Tfc Chtroemphy of Wrlton for the Pre.. Orowltic TforM oo Account of Ilorry Mud Fatieae Fmulta of Tmrhhuy- Is it true that hnnilwritinp is pT'infr worse and tvre all the world over? This is the statement of Mr. Jackson in his "Theory and lructiee of Iland writinp." Ollifiul reH)rts, savs tiie London News, beem to eonfirm Mr. Jat-kson' K-liif. On the other hand, persons of considerahle experience in reading literurr mannscriiits and exam ination papers of the higher orders can hardly asrree with him. As a rule, the manuscript of novels and of examina tion papers are lepible and even rather pleasing. The exceptions are scarcely four per cent, in examination papers; in novels an author foolishly sends in a mere roufrh draft, with erasions and ad ditions tacked on by pins or waste ends of postage stamp paper, llut these ex amples of handwritinp are the work, except as repards many novels, of rather hiphly educated persons, and tbey throw no lipht on the hands of people far from literacy. The letters of servant girls and of other people without aspirations to eul- tnre are often penned in excellent and characteristic hands, and, on the whole, we do not think that the aire writes ill, as a freneral rule. Naturally people who have to write (Treat quantities of 'copy" for the press or fur other pur poses find their hands, if Human and fine at first, praduully disappearing in crawl due to f.itipiie. A numlier of popular and prolilie authors are suffer ing from "writerv' cramp," and their hands must have W-n depeneratinp in the prtipress of the malady. To d' the work vith the minimum of fatijrue is the author's object, and cer tainly it seems as if the men and wom en with the most slovenly hands suffer least from writers" cramp. Mr. .lack son, however, thinks that wrilinir is very bad, that its batiness is due to bad teaching, promiscuously selected mod els (he prefers examples on the black board to headlines), anil, alxrve ull, the error is in sloping as opposed to perpen dicular or vertical writing. The nat ural man, he thinks, ( its upright to his work, and would write perpendicular ly but fr the prevalence of slopinir copies. From these comes the habit of sprawlinc sideways at the desk, and that habit U bad for the eyes, bad for the spine.' bad. for discipline in school (as it facilitate tattling), and finally bad for the handwriting. The slope keeps on rutinintr down hill till it loses itself in an indecipherable scrawl. History proves, Mr. Jackson thinks, that all writimr was originally vertical. We do not see Egyptian hirro?lyphs on the slope; they ure drawn upright, and so ure the more elaborate pictures of the Aztec "sehritt" of the Mayas of Eastnrn island, the Sanskrit hand, the rtiu'nician (witness the Moalnte stone), the Ore;k, whether on inscriptions on tone, on vases, or in writing on papyri; i but not. we think, in the Italic hand; eopied from the writing; of Musurus! ' in the editions of Aldus. The Italic hand is on a slope fifteen hundred. I Mr. Jackson says that all writing in Europe was vertical, upright, till the age of EliJtabeth. The Aldine texU in Italics seem to us to suggest a doubt on this point. Hun. Jennie Jsoktiikhx, of Prince ton. Ky., failed to catch the measles when she was young, had an attack of that disease at the advanced ape of one hundred and ten years and died a few days afro. She lived with her daughter, who is ninety years old and is now left an orphan. A Witty Rejoinder. If the le?t interests of Eastern Orepot are consulted Pendleton will iret the branch apylum sure. Pendleton Tri bune. It in generally understood that Pendleton, as well us Ileppner, hasn't a ghost of a show. It's between The Ia!les and t'nion. Long Creek Eagle. Weil, my dear friend isn't Pendleton between The Dalles and Union. Pen dleton Tribune. THr KiMlyn Hank Itohhery fcidnr. I ron, the Dl.trlrt Whera Tbey Were ( aptured. Fohmi., Oregon, Dec. 2, INC. C). W. K. Mfi:. Co., Portland. Oregon: I)ear ir Your Congo oil is the bos medicine. I was recently kicked hy a Imree on the leg, snd was hobbling around on crutches. I was induced to try a bottle of Congo oil, and nfter im plying freely for one day I threw my crutches. It works like iiu'hu.iii. Yours Truly, J. A. Habimhos, City Marshal, Fossil. Oregon. Shiloh's cure, the Great Cough nnl Croup Cure, is for sale by Snipes A Kin ersly. Pocket Bize contains twenty-live doses, only 2-"c. Children love it. r-old by Snipes & Kinersly. Os account of increased railway rates the Uritish army authorities have adopted the novel method, of sending transports required for various maneuvers by road, in trains of wagons drawn by traction engines. The cost has thus been reduced fully one-half. CU per EatfleN jMzZZP Ciitt CniTrT:, n.ifcriwH.,- tim 'ln.oat, C.-l,, ;ti., i J..." rc' ovi-: U ll'il Ijg CollKll fin.! At;.n.i, r -wii...,hjii ion ft him no r-v-Rt: har c.rert :lin-i: i, v. tcreRU otI.r l.im-'l; r M.I ccm "-T if i:eu llit'me. Sol f tiy J iricriHl '.p ft ".-:Tr.ti:. KT I.ruP TiHi'li C H I LG IfSj C ATAHR K 0' yy REMEDY. i inn ti to cure vou. . h f Thtii rro- i iriiRran- krU-e 60ctH. luiw ttir (rw Fur tmle by Hnlpmm ft Klnriily. The St. Charles Hotel, PORTLAND, OREGON. This old, popular and reliable house has lieen entirely refurnished, and every room has been reiiapered and rt'tminte. and newly carpeted throughout. The house contains 1 l rooms and is snppnet with every modern convenience. r!at reaHonsbie. A g'Kxl restaurant attache! to the hoiiHe. Frer bus to and from all trains. C. W. KNOWLES. Prop. FRENCH & CO., BANKERS. TRANSACT A GKNERALBANKINU BCH1NKBI- Letters of Credit issued available in he Eastern States. Jon.x V. ISookwajteb, the Ohio mil-1 lionaire, said the other day: "I cannot I tell you how much money I have spent ! trying to build a machine which would j fly. Hut I think that I have a model i tindi-r way now that will solve the problem." fiight Exchange and Telegraphic lranslerssoltlon INew l orK, Chicago, hi. Lnnis, Sun Francisco, Portland Oregon, Seattle Wash., and varions points in Or egon and Washinirton. Collections msde at all fKints on fv O'Htle terms. If Mr. Cleveland takes to his home, says the wY.rk Times, all the pres ents of one .Inscription and another which have been sct to him since last November he will luhe a museum that will le worth going miles to see. His admiring fellow-cituens from one end of the country to the other have been showing their devotion to him by send ing him no end of remembrances. If it had been Christmas eve every night since November S, and his stock ing had been hung up every time, it would have leen stuffed more than full every morning. He has received almost everything from live stock to jewelry, and the accumulation is some thing which cuts a considerable figure when the question of moving is under consideration. Many, it fact most, of these gifts have come from persons whom he does not know. Some of them are of no earthly use, and some which might I useful if he were the owner of a dime museum or the proprietor of a stock farm would be out of place in the white house or the spacious grounds about it. Somebody In Michigan showed his devotion to the president by sending him a deer about two months ago. It was in a healthy condition and hud an appetite that wassiimetliingenormous. No one knows just what the sender thought Mr. Cleveland wits to do with the unimal or why he would appreciate such a gift. It came by express to this city. uiul. as his residence as not built for the accommodation of such animals, it was forwarded to his country place at liuzr.ard's Hay. Soon after the deer there came from a distant st:itc a large rooster that crowed incessantly. It was a g.Kid enough rooster as roosters cro. but was not interesting cnomrh to be classed as a curiosity or i useful enoueh to pay for his "iHiard und j keep." As a symbol of victory, lie dul the best that his lungs und lurire expe rience could do, and nt unseemly hours in the mornintr has been proclaiming to a large section of l.ukewood town- ' ship that he is on earth and is enjoying j life immensely. Some one sent to the president a : live racc.Miu about six weeks ago, and ' this, thourh not considered intrinsical lv of value, is said by "old inhabitants" 1 to lie a proMT present for a president. It is said. t.xi. that had not some one ; sent a live raccoon to Mr. Cleveland the pr.-ccdents of a hundred years would have been broken. Kx-l'resident llurrison received more than one, and I it is said thut since the early days ; hardly a president has lieen chosen who has not lieen the recipient of one 1 or more of these animals. As a gift to llie president the raccoon in said to ( stand at the head of the animal king- : !om. with the oppossum a good second, j It was in June of last year that Mr. j IlarrlMin received his last installment nl ii;;ksuui. when an udmirer from' Virginia sent him a pair, a few days uftcr his nomination at Minneapolis. ! The gold-headed cane has lieen a i favorite with those who have desired : to send to Mr. Cleveland a token of; esteem. His rack is filled with them' end with canes that ure not gold t headed. Canes from the old home j of Thomas Jefferson are among j the num'oer; canes of hickory from j men who cast their first vote for "Old j Hickorv" Jackson und t!u ir last fori Mr. Cleveland have come in such num bers us to i:..iici:te that there must lie nearly a quorum of the old Jacksonian democrat.-, f till on earth. The supply of this article which Mr. Cleveland has on hand would go a long way toward supplying timber for the unnual cane rushes in American colleges next fall if it were distribute!. A great many people who say they voted for him have a pparently thought Mr. Cleveland would Ik- interested to know how they look. As a conse quence he has a l:.rge collection of photographs. They t-how the voter in all stages, from the stripling of twen- ! ty-one to the patriarch of fourscore. They show him in profile and from a square front elevation. They show him in broadcloth und in homespun, home of the photographs are of men, apparently, who resolved in Lincoln's time not to shave ngain, until a demo crat was elected president and who had lost their razors ei'ht years ago. Some have sent two photographs, one show ing them with a clean-shaven facre aud one with a beard. Explanatory notes have accompanied some of these- photo graphs which have depicted a degree of iov at the election of Mr. Cleveland which the camera has failed to reveal. Some of these photographs indicate a hungry gleam in the eye, which, taken with the general contour of the head, is entirely inconsistent with the spirit of civil-service reform as enunciated and practiced by Mr. Clevelaud. Home look as if the original had had hi eye strained at a fourth-class postmaster's job so long as to have im paired the sight permanently. Many persons have attempted to se cure some free and widespread adver tising for a business house by making gifts to Mr. Cleveland. These are dealers in hats and other articles who recognize that a note of acceptance would be valuable. These articles have been returned in some instances. The presents which have come to Mr. Cleveland have included slippers enough to last him the balance of his life if he saw fit to use them, elabo rate pieces of fancy embroidery made by women who jiave taken great pains with them, and curious piece of bric-a-brac. They are of little value, for every one seems to have icspected Mr. Cleveland's policy of never accept ing presents which would in any sense put him under personal obligations to the donors. They are taken as indica tions of a kindly feeling in the lnuirts of the people, which cannot be other than plcoF.ing. 5f lu.tSKiMT tan (Wf If founi the equal of IV. l'i. rce's (iol.li'tl Uc.lie:il Discovery. If other nifcli cincs of it rl:wH wero like it, they'd l.o puarnitee.l. This is. If it dofsu't Inni'tit or cure, in every case for which it's recommended, you pet your money back. 1 isn't a "euro-all," lut it dm cure all diseases arising from a torpid or deranged liver, or from itnpuro Mood. For all Scrofulous, Skill and Scalp Diseases, it's a jKisitivo rem ody. Even Consumption, r Lung, scrofula, is cured by it, if taken Hi timo and given a fair trial. That's all that' asked for it a fair trial Then, if it doesn't help you, there's no pay. Vo claim it to Ikj an uneipialod remedy to purify tho blood and in vigorate the liver. Wo claim it t be lasting in its effects, creating an appetite, purifying the bliMuL, and preventing Uilious, Typhoid and Malarial fevers, if taken in tiuic The timo to tako it in when you first feel tho signs of wariiuua and tseakntsa. Vy druggists. VIGOR of MEN Easily. Quickly. PsrsitMStly Rtstoraa. WEAKNESS, NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, and all th train of frim r-arly rrrtirtxtr latrr riiNw., Uw rvMiilts uf iivftrwura, lrkaia, wnrrv.ru.'. Full Ktrviif t Jt, tfvnlpiitnl ami ltn Ittven ury urKananil i .ft Ina of t Itr Ik1 r . Htin)tv naturmi nMMlMKia. liinistlt'lnirtivHiiit rn. rMllttr lniputtlr. Situ fWr-rf isrt-T. l-wk. vkt'lanailtm n1 pru( ttJMJioU (MiaisMl) f rwu. ERIE MEDICAL CO. BUFFALO. N. V. St'cil Wheat, " Oats, " Torn. " Iye, " ltattK't, Harden tVetls, (JrasH .Seeds in I'ulk. -AT- T. H. CROSS' Ilav, Grain and Feed Store. W. E. GARRETSON. All Watch Work Warranted. Jewelry Made to Order. I SB Hseoad St.. The llallee. Or. SCBSSCK, Praalileut U. M. Hsau. Caaliler. first Rational Bank. :he dalles. - OREQON A General Banking Business trsnsai-ted Iepotiits received, snbject to Sight Draft or Chec k. Collections made and proceeds promptly remitted on day of collection. Wight and Telegraphic Kxchange sold on New York, ban Francisco and Portland. DIKEOTOKS. D. P. Thompson. Jno. H. Hchcncc. Kd.1. Williams, Oko. A. Likss. II. M. Bkall. YOUR ATTEflTIOJf Is called to the fact that Hogh Glenn, X)ealer in Glass, Lime, Plaster, Onient and Building Material of all kinds. I arrl. tha rinast Lin. of icture Moiildinss u To bi found in the City. 72 Uioshingtorl Street. POLAND CHINA HOc fv' . , THOKOUQIIBR . - - POLAND CHINA HOr -VsJT - 'vii' v ?JtM&irar I'rlce, t'Jrt ier bend, or r. fr"!'"!"." an.l ttiein, t rite. All U'tU'rn prom ll r iihw.tcU EDWRRD JUDV CENTERVILtc.H,..'' "There in a tide in the afairs oj men which, (then at u leads on to fortune" The poet unquestionably had reference to the Cii-Oot Si i at CRANDALL & BURGET'S, Who are selling those goods out at greatly-reduced raw MICllFLltACH BKICK, - UNION 8T. PAUL KREFT & CO., -IEAIJCKS IN- PAINTS, OILS AND GLA3 And the Most Complete and the Ijttest I'attems and Design in 7V Li Xji JhJP i Leaamg Jeweler. j mill AHCKT rilKTHI ; -t: r'.-'.-..-. L. 'a, , y lrnT'I'ractical Painters and I'amr Hangers. None but the best nmndJ Shrrain-Wiilisins and J. V. Mssury's Paiiits used in all jtir work, and nmJ the most skilled workmen emploved. Agents lor Masurr Liouid I'sinu. chemical combination or soup mixture. A first class article in all colors, orders promptly attended to. Paist Ebon oorner Thirdaod Waihi&eton Ets., The Dalles. Or-1 thk Dalles AND Prineyille From TERMINAL or WTH110R h THE Ittafsi Stage Line J.D. PARISH, Prop.' Imr.The iKllrtillim. tirfj d.T, and ar rivm at 1'rlii.clll. lu thirty il bimr Iam 1'rll.ew He at I. a. ni. every il.y. aficl arrl.w at Tba I'alita lu U.lrt. six hour. Cirlics the I'. S. II ait, 1'issrjirs and Expirss Counartaat lrli-lll ltb Btsgei from Intern and Southern Or egon, Horthern California and all Interior Points. AIm. mat, rliiae cnne-tlnn at The Palleawtih tun. (n.lii I'ttrlluiid and Kaaterl. Mrfnt. . CDonram driftri. .' God acccauTJotiaiiccx alocj lit mt : rtTst-daSi zuzla ni Husn v.ii. : Eijrta saner luilti wi:i iia.ul care. taoi orriirs; M. Hlrhel S ... St. ire. I'matllla HnuM, l'rlnevll. Jhalallea. RKILRORD In Ui line to tai TO ALL POINTS EAST AS. t It ! th 'iMntiiff Vmr It mi to. It rM " eubul i raiua evrj amy la uf f pi paul and NO HANC.K orcttKI DY FACTORY ARTICrSS?! SODA WATER AND ICE CEEilL Candies and Nuts "i-"":- subspecialties man iJraarUif HcM'tn lauwt oquipai tourist sums- cm Heat tli.tran be fintnirt, aiWm af-r.imnii1ati..t.a ara both free wnm lot bulUi-ra.il Mrat aud Mrmid-claMtskA ELEGANT. DAY COB A ciillii!im line, eonnarttnf 1ti.a aflorttliig dirwt aud uuluiarrutiWcl OT CuMmati Kleeir reaerratlim. bH lu advauea UinnifD aujr af" " Tunniiru Tirvrrc t M f M.i,1 antl K.ur.. t-al. bt uun?ttn Ucaet cfllua cil tba chiiiut. Fall tiif.rrrnatlnn ronrornlnf rafa. H train., route, aud otuar oecaii. a..llC3aUuu lu W. C. ALLAWAY, Agwit P f. A. Nav. t.. Bu"bjr o lallea. Or., or A. Ii. HABlTr, Aai't Ooiieral l aaMii rm At.. rortlaia. Finest Peanut Roaster In Tha Dallas " 2 3 H 2? Strew rni rn vs wa.ww rcwtaiirant. WTII. YOUNG, General Blaeksinitbinc am Work done promptly, and all work Guaranteed. Horse Shoeing a Speciality Tbirfl Street opp. Licbc1. olfl Stand. The Dalles Gigar : Faeton FIJiST STREET FACTORY NO. 1 VIVJIiAlIU nianuiac -,j orders Iroin all rtol the wnntrj"! on ine snortenv uoiic. . ., . .win. nlf.LE J lie reputation 01 mr. ',,,lr7iJ GAR lias tawoiii Hrmly estt'l'',ll','1 tlie cieuiana lor tne iioine article it lntrreasing every dv- A. ULRICH &S0C THE DALLES National Bank, Of IMLLEH CI TV, OK. President Vice-President, Cashier, - - Z. F. Moody Chaki.ks Hilton M. A. MoobT Geocral Bunking Business Transacted. rht Kxc)iaiica Hold on NKW YORK, fAN J-KANC1KCO, CHICAGO and J'OlcTLAND, Oil. Oil leer ions made on luvorehle term, st ull rci ec ii'jlc (K:it):. A. A. BrdW it Knpa S full aaaortmanl Staple and Fancy Grocers and Provisions. wMcb h off ers at low SPECIAL :-: PRKI to Cash Buyers. Hifcbest Cash Prices for M otter ProJnce. 170 SECONP ST REET