The Oregon mist., February 12, 1892, Image 4

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Biil! ;M g?
VA Pure Cream .
ROYAL,
Tartar Pow4r.
Contain
; Dr. Price gives larger
pffany other. Baking Powder .manufacturer.
Above cut represents the Comparative size of one pound can each
'Tw "Price's," Rovkl and "Taylor's
sec side oy side, then photographed
addiit the plate iiij this space; Ask
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cart "of any other brand alongside
Powder! and obsrve'the difference,
Adulterated powders may usually be detected by their heavier
bulk, as shown by 'the small cans,
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containing a circular to help fill out
that 9iVnV f the ammonia and alum baking powders are advertised
as "Absolutely Pure," ' All official examinations prove that it would
be safe tb Teject all powders labeled absolutely pure. f
The economy in us7ngDr."Price's Cream Baking Powder does
not consist alone in the fact that much largerand iuller cans are
$ r 1, '. I , . w f (. . V f
gives, but Dr Price's is a stronger, purer and more wholesome.bak-
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ing powder than- any other known. Does better work, and goes
farther, hence more economical irfevery"way.
What woman would iise'an ammonia or alum baking powder if
she knew it t SucK powders not only undermine the health, but
ammonia gives to the complexion a sallow and blotched appearance.
Dr. Priced Cream Baking, Powder, is "reported by all
authorities as "free from1 ammoiilum, lime, lor any other
adulterant." 'The purity of this' ideal powder " has" never been
questioned. " ' " " "
iSTAT or mio, Cm o Tooo, j . .
Luru Coi-ktv. (
Frank J. Cheney siakeg autb Uii he ii.tbe
senior jwrtniTof the firm of T. J. Cheiiey A- Co.,
doliiK Suniiwra la the city of Toledo, connty)id
bute afontiiiM. n.l that said firm will pr the
um of ONE HVNURE1 DOIXAHS for eeh and
every ease of wuirrh tlwt eaiiDot be t ured by
the use of HaW-' Catakkb Ci'bk, ,
, FRANK J. CHENET.
Sworn tw. before me and subscribed In my
preeeuce thia 6th day of December, A. D. 1S,
WtAL.1 A. W. GI.EAKS,
Notary ftOMt.
Hairs Citurrh Cure ia taken Internally, and
aria dinllv upon the blood and mucous sur
iaoe of the avste n Send for testimonials, free.
" F. J. CHESKY A CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Utuggiaa; TSeenta. ,
" People are searce who are satisfied with their
next-door neighbor's religion.
In 15 Minutes.
Vi I suffered
jffl severely
neuralgia; but in 15
minutes after applica
tion ' of
STJACOBS'QIL:;
was fasleepl have not
been troubled wfth it
since. No return since
l8S2
F. B. ADAMS, Perry, Mo.
ALL RIGHT!
ST.JACOBSOILDDIT."
Q I ' O
Test
of your
Proof
Befort Buylnj.
TOCH wtr la tlie lre holdlnf
X th end tlrlil as bore shown or sny-
KUwaturtiirbt. there sresoodi Id Uk nianei I
.t.-i 1. h,,t vitlLiik .tpvprrseam. 1
; TV. warrant TwrMKrfOVDril
n elt.bM .i h. w.tr tivht at every I
ksui u( eieniKlurt tit: also !MX o P' J
arte, ana aallwrlia oor dilrre to mk aeoa i
&u..i...ti..,.Aii. i Aitiuw .mint. There are
iwo wbvj fm eiin tU ba dennln; Improved
,Ith Ki'sjsi sucker. , - " I i
lit. a saft WmIcd Collar. '
24. Tli Tr4 A'-H (below.)
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fwnd itrr Catalomie ITee.
LI. TOWER. Mfr, Porta.Blat.
F INDIAN DEPREDATION 1
PENSION
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PATENTS
tAND " ' HOMESITE AD
POSTAL
CtDAIJiViS
Te "X AMINKK" BTREAC of CLAIMS
DaTDBB TBI DJEICTIOH OF .
-.' San rrtncltco Eiamlner.;
yo bare a claim of any description whataoerar
' affulnsl the United Riatea 40Ternment and
wish u siwalUy aujudluated, addreaa. r
: .'JOHN VyjtODKRBUBN, Maamr,
III F itrMrt, If. W. ' -y WaahliiKttm. D. O.
I S T I T mad Jti In foor days oa myS leotnoorau
land KpaclaJtles. lOOperestitDroaHaadcaaS
prM- Hktnpl. Into Or RrMirman Rmxlwar W V
nWo BiBedy for Ortarrb la tin n
RialrM ta Use, ami Oieanwa.
1
U b. by druKsiaia or mnl by mall. I j
le. K. T. Uaaelilne, Warren, Pa. J
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TAYLOR'S ONK SPOON.
Contains Alum and Aiuiuonia.'
Ammonia,
and fuller cans than those
One Spoon." These cans were,
down in exact proportions to
your grocer to' set a one pound
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1 lb. Dr. Price': Cream Baking
as illustrated above.
and these scantily filled, often
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the cans. It is a singular fact
' lie Was Ae'ln' tbe Bleyelav i ji i
"Bicycles are it nuituiiice," he aaiii to the
city editor, coming np to the desk after tbe
manner of a mail with a grievance. - "
"So?" inquired the editor, who rode one
bimseif. ; ..;.'
r. "Vea, they are, I've just been waiting
for a chalice to write them np.'
"Whax'a the nrniter witli tliemf"
"Aw, they Utke up the street, scare
horses, run people ilowa and doall sorts of
unexpected tliintrft
"Why lon't yon write them up, then,
with a blast tV t
; "That's ju st it. I was coining across tbe
street this morning and I saw two eooiing
lickety split roiu opposite directions. I
wasgoiuir to get out of the way at first,
bat I tlio'oglit I had as lunch right as they
bad to the street, so I concluded to stand
my ground, anil jiW make one of them run
into me- I knew it was my opportunity to
get even, and I wasn't going to lose it"
"And you got run into, and now you
want to blast tire bicycle, do- you?" in
quired the editor, shoring a paper pad and
peueil over to bim. w, 7 "'
"Xo, I don't," was the disgusted reply.
"I dodged around there for ten minutes
tryiDg to get in the way of one of them,
and by Jupiter, six riders sailed by ten
feet on either side of me and didn't touch
a hair. That's why I wiy they are a Bui
aance." Detroit Free Presw. u
Sent the 1Tn.ua; Animal.
" A'quiet family once honht of tbe late
Charles Jauinu.li a wild beast, warranted
to be a quiet ami manageable pet perhaps
a sloth or a tapir. : .Some days after, Mr.
Jamrach, examining Iris 'books, perceived
that tbe item tapir or sloth, or whatever
the anim tl may hare Been, was not en
tered with proper regularity in tbe ledger
and diy book-waa. Indeed, mixed up with
aome other entry. Suspecting something
wrong, Mr. Jamrach called a hansom and
drove at once to the siiliurlwn. resilience of
his customer. His ring was not an
swered; but at length the cook, pale and
trembling, appeared hehind the area rail
IngSi j; . J "' ' 'j 'k
Tor 6ors sake! Mr. Jamrach," she
cried, "save us from that awful wild beast!
Master and mistress couldn't stand it any
longer, and bave unite to the seaside, and
the houseinrtid and I daren't leave tbe
kitchen for fear of lieitig eaten. ' At that
moment a very line and very hungry puma
tbe fiercest pcrbn among all the car
Bivora put Iti head. out of the drawing
room window. The mistake waa a clerk's
the wrong beast was seht home. Loo
don letter.
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' Psceants Ourina; Elisabeth's Helen.
.Toumanu-nu were maintained until the
end of Eiizaletli's reign. But we hear lit
tle of themranl it is not likely that they
retained much -of their old popularity.
One Sir Henry tx entered tbe tilt yard
every year until age prevented .him. They
also kept up the sport of tilting at tbe
quintain 1n tbe witter. Hot their favorite
amusements were tbe pageant and the
play.; The pageant came ,before the play,
and while the Jat ter was. performed on a
rough scaffold in an inn yard, the former
was provided with splendid dresses, music,
songs and properties of every kind. There
were pageants for the reception of the king
when be , made a procession into the city;
there were court pageante; there were pri
vate pageants in great men's houses; there
were pageant got -lip by companies.
Walter Besant in Harper's.
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Love and ThoiiKhtfulnesa.
A, pleasing stoi-y of fainfly Affection
nd thoughtfulnesa is given by The Fair
field (Me.)tJournul- III y qnWt farm
house by Ui banks o the iCennebeo,
near Fairfield, dwelk an aged conple
whose oiily sort runl on the Maine Cen
tral between Bangor and Portland, and
each night thti rattle of hU -train rocki
the humble abode of his parents. 'To as
sure them that he ia all right, whenever
the engine reaches the cottage be touches
the bell alringle stroke. They signal to
him by having a lamp burning brightly
in particular window to tell him that
health but bear him in mind. Every j
f other iiigjit the signals are exchanged at
1 1 a. m. and IV p. m. respectively. '- " ' j
ubv. too. are nut.ouiv ju iubit uaiuu t
IN THE BETHE50A MIS9IOr.
Ikabv Unvs and tilrla In Chlengo'a "Day
NiKr" l.ltlUa Ones at I "lunar.
lliiuw is one- briglit sit in the vert
hotw't of the "livee" district.- It is tlio
ItailaWn liiy. Xuim iv. It ulna wretched
livihlxji liixni a district where dissi)a
tiun and sin and mrrow and povurtr
nlwuud. , Tliu iulatiun is a ImnUl
uuxlniv, Incliuling tlie w.u'st colmt'd
rh'iiient and Iho nist vilo vhnitictors of
tlio U'Vihi whito iviiultii.m. Thtt stwU
ui fltienKxl liy UA vhiirnotcrs by flay,
i:nl nr the sceno 4t lrtiwls and lliltt iiy
hilit. Divt-s and dons ami gambling re
soils and doubtful lodging plaoea, niiike
Ilia place one to be avoided by all re
spectable people. It is in tho very heart
of this place Unit the Women's t'lirUlian
Temperance union fa earning on its most
etli-ctive ItiCid nii-4mi work., ; ira
lint its moat tliHiriahuig department ie
the lluthceda day nursery. The woi k of this
branch is presided over by Alra, William
Sr.uit, who sconia to lie peculiarly
adupted for cluuritable work. The nur
sery was opened iu Novemlicr, 1880, and
from that date it has been the homo of
tlio bal from the little thing i weeks
old to the child of 7. Tliere the little
onos live aiid cbnlter and coo and crow,
and cry and laugh and put and drink
during the day time, while their wid
owed or deserted ' mothers are ! out
scrubbing of washing, strivinit to earn
a livelihood for her family. ' Mrs. Sevunt
lias boeu very sucoessfui in her work,
but, of course, does not receive the liber
al donations in aid of the. little ones that
blie desires. $ho has secured as mati-on
Mrs. II. B. Smith, who has tlie immedi
ate care of the niiivery. It is located on
the second and third floors of the build
ing,' immediately above the . mission
chapel, and is titted up with a view to
tlio comfort of the babies. Mothers who
are striving to earn an honest living and
who are obliged to work out by the day,
ruav carry their little ones to the nursery
in tlie morning and call for them agtun
nt nig;it when they return from the liurd
day's toil to their miserable homes. They
are asked to pay each day ten cents, if
they m; five cents if they cannot alTord
ten; two cents if tiiey can snare it, and
nothing if they have naught to give..
; The reporter was taken into tlio nursery
the other afternoon, in the niidt of tlie
twenty-three baiiien, and the sight that
met his astonisJied gaze cannot well be
described. It may bo said at tlio outset
tlutt the nursery clothes and feeds these
little ones, as well as furnishes them a
day liome. Hence, they wcro all' clean
and neatly clad." The youngest was three
weeks old. . It was tugging away at a
well filled bottle for dear l.fe, and luvl an
extensive growth of black hair. Its eyes
were jet black and piercing, and there
was a smile upon its fat little, face.
Iu the "crib room" babii were sleep
ing and cooing and crying and laughing
and rolling upon tlie floor. It was a
queer sight. To see the babies in the
dining1 room is worth the walk to tlio
nursery. There-are three long, naitow
tables. One ia about twelve inelie high
from the floor, and the little chain that
tmrround it give the. scene an old
fashioned appearance. Tlie oilier two
are a little lusher, but tlio "liih chair"
business) lias - been aliolisheil. Twenty
babies at dinner! .Well, it is worth
seeing. It takes four nurses to pick np
spoons. -And the baby foul. It is de
licious, which is evi ienced by tlio keen
sppetites of the babies. They are a
friendly lot at tlie tablo, ond are allowed
considerablo laiitndo. . Johnny dips Jus
spoon, for instance, into- Eddie's dinlt.
As an appreciation, of this I .Jdie land ; a
left hand full of bread and nnik just under
Johnny's left eyoi Bjsions are thrown
aside and a hair pull tug of war sets in,
which is lovingly terminated by the
gentle hands of tlio nurse. Such is
happy baby life at the Betheada nun. tv.
Chicago Herald. - ;, '
' Stealing from Actors. . 1 .. 7
' Actors often suffer from thieves rrhile
on the road. It is not their valuables
diamonds, cash and the like movables
which disappear as often as their profes
sional appurtenances, which have less
monetary -value, but whose loss often
causes distressing inconvenience. Eugene
O'Kourke sings a pretty and pleasing
song, "Papa, Sweet JIammu, and Me."
One day wlule the company waa staying
in one of the interior Michigan towns the
entire orchestra . score disappeared, hav
ing been appropriated by a local leader
whose stock of fresh musio had run low
and who wanted to get a new number
for Ida repertory cheaply, s As there was
not a second copy of tlie orchestra score
and tbe song could not bo sung without
an accompaniment, "Papa, Sweet Mam
ma and Me" had to retiro unld tbe work
of orchestration could again be done.
"I cau tell of stranger things than
that," said an old timo actor. "You
have no idea of the rapacity of the
thieves who rob traveling professionals,
nor of their persistency. I knew a leader
who Iiad a violin which bo prized very
higldy and watched zealously even fdept
with it under his pillow. Well, sir, a
fellow up in Muskegon, I think it was,
took a notion to liavo that violin. Ho
followed the company from town to
town, and after a week's cat at a rat hole
watching, he got an opportunity and
sneaked it Why, they steal our caffs,
collar buttons, old shoes if they can't find
mates, make up boxes, stage clothes
anything they ctin lay hands on. " De
troit i'tee Press, ,:
. Aa Ingenious Invention.
A very ingenious and useful invention,
which lias just been patented, in the
'Criado illuminator," which is intended
for use by dentists and surgeons . for the
purpose of examining teeth and . the
throat. The instrument consists of a tube
of hard rubber about tlie thicknes of a
lead pencil and six inches long. At one
end is a funnel shaped opening, into which
is screwed a miniature Ehsoh incan
descent lamp of one candle power, and
having on its under side a flat, gpoou
ahaped piece of silver forjcoinpresaiiig the
tongue during the examination. New
York Press. '
Flax Dressing In Chill.
Sen or Isidoro Errazuriz, the Chilian
immigration agent in Europe, has been
ordered to offer free passage to Chili tc
twenty Irish families who are expert in
ha nrif : of drt-sMine flax; "Itte said tii
plant grows wild there in abundance,
that it is of excellent quality, ana mat n
a few people who Understand preparing
tlie staple for market are once establishec:
there tlie indnsiry wiil soon be of jp'etf
liniioruuKse. Boston transcript.
f ; - What Laughing la. - j -)
A solemn professional donkey abroad
announces that "laughter is really noth
ing more 'than disorganized breathing.
When yon are excited to" a fit of laugh
ter yoq hold your breath and then it sud
denly bursts out, causing eccentrio-
sounds as it passes the organs of the
voice." Let us wait now until the next
profound idiot discovers that breathing
is merely disorganized laughter. Chatter.
S) . v . - v SjmH 3'
DIAMOND MINES IN BRAZIL.
Tlia Wiirk of Digging; Waa 'il-inerly Ttina
by Ulsvea, Who' Ware liil.
, Iii limf.il t he Rem I.HMtrlng sands are
In a similar manner washed either in a
wooden Tbrwl and In n currwiit A wa
ter, and it Is only u short time ago slues
this work was performed by slaves un
der the eye of watchful overseers. The
piek and shovel are used for disaggre
gating the gravel bank. Tint water
next washes away the soil, attiid and
clay. The small Krv'l remnlulng In
spread out lit thu sun, mid the ray of
light quickly distinguish, the pwolous
tones contained therein. ' ' "'
The seekers acquire after a time a
marvelous readiness, and there exists
between them an Ardent emulation, be
cause the Umling of a stone above the
average Is not only soon proclaimed, but
the tinder Is specially recompensed, and
only few yeans ago the slave who
found : diamoud lieyond a certain
weight received his liberty at oiioo. v.
-. In many diauuNid diggings, actninl
lug as tlie miner Hints h stone, he
plaee.t It Into kind of wooden or bain
boo case, the outside of which' Is more
or less decorated, and to which a su
perstition is often' attached, ' ; A" nose
wliioli has already held ninny hatidsoine
gems is nccoiintod a gooil talisman to
ijisure the (Inding of others, and the
negro workmen place groat Importance
to these precious little tubes. ,
, It will be easily umlerstiHxl that dur
ing work, nud esKMMally before leaving
the place of work at the close of the
day, the miners are subjected tJ tlie
minutest sejireli; but in spite of this,
thefts are frequent, facilitated as they
are by the extreme small size of the
precious stones, and also by the circum
stance that the minors may very easily
have small pieces with them that are
their property, because these little gem
are taken as current money in the din
lunntiferous countries, in the same man
ner as gold dust passes ourreut In au
riferous regions. ' : ' 1 '
When the agents of the government
or "large corporations who work these
mines have' received from the miners a
certain quuutity of "rough," it is hi'
closed in strong leather bags,' securely
closed and' loaded'- upon jack imiles,
which, under military esoort, are con
ducted to tlie nearest town or jiort '
During the pact centuries ' ail. the
rough diamonds sent to Europe came
by way of Auisterdani and Antwerp,
where the Dutchman Herguen had in
1673 perfected, if not discovered, the
cutting of this incomparable gem. Hut
since the beginning of this century large
traders and immense cutting establish
ments were established at London,
Paris and. othtjr capitals, and Geneva
also, possesses at present fairly large
establishments, in which are Cut Indis
criminately either the diamond, garnet
or other precious' stones. -Jewelers'
Circular. '. ,. . .-
Huw Ibe lHIWciilty-Wiia Met. '
A good story is told of Judge Rpnt.
the well known American jurist. A
muii was indicted for burglary, and the
evidence, 011 flie trial showed that his
burghiry, couMstediu cutting a bole
through, a tent iu which several persons
were sleeping, and then projecting his
hand and arm, through the hole and
absiructuiK various articles 0 value.
It was claimed by his counsel that,
inasmnch us he never actually entered
into the tent with his whole body, he
had not committed the offense charged,
and must therefore.be discharged.
Judge Kent, in reply to this plea,
told ,the, Jury that .if they f were no.t
satisfied that the ' whole man was in
volved in the crime they might bring
in a verdict of utility against so much
of hiiu as was thus involved. - -
The Jury, after a brief consultation,
found tlie right arm, the right shoulder
and the head of the prisoner guilty of
the offense of burglary.
"The Judge sentenced the rffiht arm,
the right shoulder and head to im
prisonment ' with . hard , labor In the
state prison for two years, reuiurking
that, as to tlie rest of tlie man's body,
he might do with it what he pleased.
London Tit-Hit. , ; . . . f t
" Make Bank frealdenla Cllre Bnnda.
-' A inembei' of the New Vork Stock
exchange recently gave vent to tlie fol
lowing: . ,"1 cannot understand why
presidents of banks, who have such
large amounts of money under their
charge, should not give bonds. This
Is something which st-xjkholders and
depositor should think of. The law
ought to demand ' these bonds. ' And,
in my Judgment, the bond should be at
least ten times as large as the salary.
A baiik president who receives flO.000
a year should give a bond (or at least
$100,000; one who receives 25,000 a
year salary should give a bond for at
least $250,UOO.- If the president turns
out to be a thief the defrauded depos
itors and stockholders are then at least
that much ui.",-rNew York Epoch.
- ' The Importance if Sight.
Among the five different 'organs by
means of which alone we are enabled
to perceive the various phenomena of
tlie external world there is none of so
great importance to us as the eye.
There Is, no sense we make list) of to
sneh an extent or is so often necessary
to supplement and fender sure the ao
tioli of tlie other four a that of sight.
To direct our sense of touch, to uid our
localization of soiitnl, iiiul in many ways
to help our appreciation of smell and
taste the eyes are invaluable to us.
Chambers' Journal. .
Dmamakara Mast lteware.
. Here isa warning to dressmakers. A
young woman in Bergerac, France,
sent a dress to a mode, but forgot to
remove from its pocket a Very confi
dential letter. .The latter, instead of
returning it, communicuted it con
tents to several iicighian'hig gossips.
The girl's giuirdiuii has obtained a
verdict,' cotiis-liiiig the dressmaker to
return tlie letter and pay $00 damages
and the costs, New York World.
' " ' Vat nt the Oatrlrh. " I ' ''
. An ostric!i i-gg. weighs about three and
a half pounds, or thu equivalent of thirty
fowls' eg,;s, Tlio flavor is less delicate
than f Iiut of the eggs of domestic fowls,
I but tlie.y are perlectly eatable. A singular
fact is tliat tlie egn will beep fresh and
' eatable for two or three mouths. Chicago
I Tunes,.: . . ; ;.. 1 ;. . .
A Jtrokar's rtrat rrlRh.
"T liavo frequently U-en cniii:ht sluirt
till Hie lliiii ket nml wvn nivself within r.n
ace of being ruined.'' siild a Ni'W stiii'l
broker to 11 i''"'i'ten "but I wus ri'tilly
scared onlv onoe 111 inv lit 0. unit tluit wnt
during inv lln- dtiv in the slreeU My
ftither H"l me it plaoc in the ullice of till
old friend of his. where 1 eujoyiMl tho
full eoiillilenee of my employer.' 1 hud
been working only 11 few hour when lie
ImndiHl me ten crixp plot) hills and told
me to deposit them in nil uptown liauk.
I put I lie' lulls in my rout pocket until I
luul UuMicd writing up my books and
then look a cur, go'n " town. When
I entered the lunik and put my lumil
in my piH'ket tlie bills were gone.
I can't describe my feelings), for
the simple' reason tlmt I hadn't
any. 1 IVIt lii self tinned to stone,
llolh in mind and liody I wot stuiellid.
Wlien I had collected m.VM'ir a little I
went out of the Uuik w ith the expressed
intention of tlilMwing luysiif into the
river. I knew not where 1 went or what
I was doing, but I found tlmt I hud re.
tinned to the oliicc.
The broker w as out when I got buck.
I was too muni) to U uilat'il, and no
one not iriil there was anything the mut
ter with nic as I put oil my ollicu coat
and began poring tiver tlio set of bonks.
It was not until I saw thu broker 1'ouiiiig
Iu tlio dor that I U'gaii to fully realize
my positiou. 1 inn my luind wildly
thriiugh my hair iu a vuin atteinpt to
calm mv'lf, nud then nlMcnt uiindedly
put it In my jiocket. The tirst thing 1
felt was the roll of bills. I hud changed
my coat mnl forgotten all about it. The
broker chiihd mo for hot going to the
bunk, but he never knew wiiy the money
wasn't dcpusifcil until the next day."
New York Evening Sun, ; i
1 . Calwr In llrem In Smxr York.
Wlien we como to (ho question of color
in dross, as it aicnri nlativcly to tlio
decorative, tendencies of tlio New York
street, wo must look for its mainspring,
iu somo de;ivoe; to American social con
ditions. American women, ns a rule,
make more display of magnilleeneo in
the street than tlio women of any other
nation. : To them tho street -ineaim a
show, a par.itle, in which they Jil.iy an
importimt part. In allotting tho modern
English awthetiri idea of color in drees,
American women liavo applied it cxti'ii
sively to street co;ttimii8. Tho rem of
brilliant reds in stivet powrw und liats
having, aprend throikrhmit Europe i;i
now n:itiomi!i;tcd oa American toil, and
adda cttouri'tihtrpa to life and tnniUtipo.
Tlio nppi'onoliiu'; clutngo i:i tho cuauiiiiue
of men i:i likely to r. suit in a freer use
of color. Tlio E.r ;l : h num-cicnt anair-st
tho inono'ony of mnlo bttiro in timling
folloivem ia Uiii eountr, and ahvatly
uuny men are lf:iniiiu;r to ipitiir iu
put -iicr in.color.4 tht.t wm until tofleiitly
fcjhooeil. Ttu Art Review.
Waves exs-rt a force of one ton per
square inch when they are only twenty
feet high. At Cttssls. France, grnnlte
bhK'ksof fifteen cubic met ers have been
moved by. wave force. '
A VsSKK COMMON WANT.
' (ul f notta." "ttlmrait," lh blnaa." thtae
are hinillhir ai"Miitin ler iitinaiitorlabh', mi
tU'thitthlu M'imiU'aiH, nci'nniiMinled with lassi
tude. nertoiisiH-a-, lmlltttail n. t'overt)' 't Ihe
bhasl, 10 rtntwty hlrh an Benlv unuai'lilr
writeiit!r tiseil U Ihe paramiinu ii'l. Is rn
rlu.ivv evltti'iii't' that Ihe s Hlelli la tnauthi h'litly
iurlh4 l'"'an ami toriinothereauwwhere
orKsnlt' disease di nl exist Hie bast la unl
asiluiUnlnl. Kellllorce Ilia tlnKltlns eiiiTsli-s l
the tnni'u.'li, n l .tm an irregiitur iimalltim nt
the Isiwi'ls, keep up a binllhliil .. i-n llon nt Ilie
In it lth liiwti'iu-r's stuiuarh ltltu-ra. Fur over
Uilrly eir this popular niedh'lue has supplied
tin- en ii 1 m u u mil nf Die nrvoiia lnvallil, the
dvsieplic ami ul perwius (KHi-leul In vltnlltr.all
eAlt-htit tniilr. To Its power f luiairtltig
strength Isnltrlbiitahte Itsetlu-aev as a prevent
lv ul inatada and hi grippe. ThnfniiKliiy l
(ei'ilve Is tt !' fur rheauiallsin, kidney cum
plaint ami neuralitla ,
We always hats to sue a man " act the o " at
tbe lime when weminwtvea are endeavoring to
apprnpt lata ihe lion's sImot.
ALWAYS AWK AS It ttHt,
It la safe to take HmxtmrrM's 1'ii.ui sf
any time, but to get the best restilui they
should h tnken on an empty stomach be
fore goihg to bed. For constipation or dys
pepoia one or two taken every n'ghtwill in
a short time perforin an absolute cur. Ii
is well to take a purgative at least ones or
twice a month an a preventive of disease.
UhVndbktk' 1'il.ia are entirely vegetable,
and ihe rul'est and most effective jiurgativa
ever Uitro.lnrd ti the public. They have
been used in this country for over fifty
years.'1-"- j " 1 '' -
The Anarrblst Is a man who eamuit staud
other men's pnwperlty. , - i
A cough, cold or o-e throat shutild not
be negl'iitsd. " Uruwn'i Bronchial 'I'ruthet"
are a simple remedv, and give immediate
relief. tjuUt only in bmrn. .. .
No well bred barber wilt eat an atqualntanee.
Tint Qmmiv Hotisi, Portland, Or., is thr
best 11 S day hotel on the 1'acitlo Coost.
Try it. tjiiimby Kdwqrds, proprietors.
Ose Kuanellns wove Polish; no dnat, no smell
Tut Omnia for breakfast.
Both tbe method and results whet
3yrup of Figs is taken; it ia jileasanl
ind refreshing to the taste, and xU
'ently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sy
em effectually, dispels colds, head
dies and levers and cures habitu'
onstipation permanently. ' For sale
n 50c and $1 bottles by all druggista
CALIFORNIA FI0 SYRUP CO.
8AM WhHOIHOO. CtL.
UHimiut, a-r. - ftv tORK, n.r.
mm
oTanT5ama oi
Mam of Enrj
ASTHMATIO
l HamldHsM M 0 I
niioen ta otsv rnnrn I , u w 1
iio 000000c
Tult'sTiny Pills;
OA stnelr diiae nrmlmics Ixinefirial re-A
anlt,KivlnKleerfiilueMtiir hiIiiiIhihI
OlMiorani'v f Ixiily U whleh yu were
iM-ri'ire a airaniri-r. T.ta enjoy a pop- T
ularlly iniimralloled. J'rloe, .1eta.
00 o oo 00000
WALL PAPER,
10 nta par double roll. Henri 2-cenl stamp lol
samples. ' HOIIOKIKI.D A MOHOAtJ.
- . 1 Third street, Portland, Of.
i, P. . U. No. 4278. F. N. U. No. 504
IcesntlgNf lest ... ' .. ' ' ' '
. A ritttfinfi noit
In the tarn, lieatlaohe, deal'neHs, yes
weak $ obstruction of now, din
charges fulling into tlnoat, some
times pi'oftiHO, watery ami acrid, nt
others, thick, tonauiouH, bloody and
putrid J olToiiHivo breath Htncll ntnl
tiwte impaired, and general deWlity.
Not alt of. these syinptotim at once,
rrobalily only a few of them.
That's Catarrh. .
A inodielne that by its mild,
soothing, cleansing and: healing
properties tins etired the most houi.
less cases. One that will euro you,
no matter how bad your ease -or of
how long standing. A medicine
that doesn't simply palliate for a
time, but produces perfect ond per
manent cures. ' '
That's . Sage's Catarrh Ilemodv.
A cash payntcait of S00, not lj
you, as you might exjieet, but to
you, if you eun't bo cured. It's an
offer that's mndo in giKid faith, to
prove their medicine, by rosHmsiblo
men, tlio proprietors of Dr. Sage's
Jlemedv.
That's the kind of medicine to try.
Doesn't it seem so f
SHiLoirs
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
The mccess of this Crest Cough Cars it
without a parallel In the history of medicine.
Ml diuRnUu are authorized to sell It on a pos
itive guarantee, atest that no other cure can sue.
cetrhilly Hand. Thai it may becoaw known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous exn, are
placing a Sample Bolile Free into every heme
m the United Stales nd Canada. If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Ilnswhitis, use it, lot
it will curs yon. If your child ban D ( roup,
or Whooping Couth, use it promptly, and rehel
U sure. If you dread that iiisidiiais dicat
Consumption, e It. Ask your Dr(!tti (
SI 1 11X)I I'S CURE, Trice locts., jo cu. and
It .00. If your Lone are sore or Hack lame,
use Shiloh's I'orsu Vlaslcr, I'rice 5 cts.
'"German
Syrup
99
. " We are six In fam
A Farmer at ily. V'e live in a
. plare where we ore
Eaom, 1 exas, t0 vi0ient
Saysi Colds and Lung
Troubles. I bave
ttscd Ccrmnn Syrup for six years
successfully for Sore Throat, Cough,
Cold, Hoarseness, Pains in tbe
Chest and I.ung3, and spitting-tip
of Blood. I have tried many differ
ent kinds of cough Syrups iu my
time, but let me say to anyone want
ing such a medicine German Syrup
is the beat. That has been my ex
perience. If you use it once, you
will go back to it whenever yoa
need it. It gives total relief and is
a quick cure. My advice to every
one suffering with Lung Troubles is
Try it You will soon be con
vinced. In all the families where
your German Syrup
is used we have no John
trouble with the rarikn
Lungs at all.. It is -the
medicine for this jonea. ,
country. 0
C. C. CKEEX. Sole Mao'fr.Wootlbtiry.NJ.
A BICYCLE
FREE.
Wtite forcataloetie and
particulars, stale age.
v FRED T. MERRILL,
1ST WashiiiKton St., rurllnntl, Or.
YOUNO MEN!
The Speciflo A No. I.
ffnrva, wlthfmt ftill,all raws "f ai'Msmrt.
barn itnd (ilres, no mniit'r if lii.w long
sIiukIIiik. I'rrvents slrii-mre, II hclnirnti In
liTiml r'-rapiy. ftirr-s whwn rvitryiliti'S elaa.
Iiua failed. Holtt fiv ail liruaiilsts.
JlanulMlurersi 'I ha A.Hiliiiciitii'll M1Mii
rrlee. S3.0A.
Co., Han Juar, IW.
1 71hrOla(haarlicnnr1Ma(M'
Ilfalna reni'ly fur all ttu
nnnatural dtwharasa aoi'
lr(vatatllsftaiaiif uisn. A
I curtain enra lr tlie dablli
' lainif areaanaas paculiai
to womra.
; MrdMltsr Ipresnrlballanilfaelsafi
itoaiUHtwnitcii. in r-ef)mmiiuiu n ai
t.4.8TpNIR,MD,Dinruii,lu
ail auiiwrara.
bold hi Itrnaaleta.
IKK aiu(M.
All j.111. la pwlmus lr..., pii w,.p,,
ft4VraJ5iffTa!T
mmmm m? Mil Mtnnm mnm&M
M UttrMtMsl HI
m NKM lUNaVS.
1IH
riaaMi'Cial
, CHicHf mn s Bnsubh, Rcd Cross Diamond Baho A
?EUUR0lii Y WibS m
'i.1' owiomataaioaiiioiaif. r.a.iFn,rfc,l1f((,jll,-l,t V
EVERYTHING TESTED
Hend fix phfitn ol our trial arouuiU.
are i aiiiiic uoast
D.P1. Ferry's Seeds
A. I. HOOT I
Treat rraa 'r
f I PIlKSnH X Sna rmiuitn
An! Wfl Mil LhftM
Portland, Of.
vnwm. wnn tor
UNLOAD YOUR LIVER.
Hoore's Revealed Remedy
iLSori's
1092
PLANT, TREE in
hf mmi',,?' o. T.,f , "hi uHXV". """'"
nriirniiit.'iii. Onti of Ihn n
i " " . ii.-". '-im.sij
If BBtaVH.
iwarln. Mi.H...JrT .V "SI "rssmsinal Tri, Mm
"Ir.'V' rlKMmmnA II nib.. Thoroiiabbrad 1. anil and War.r
8fMUE I- WILSON,
iiurrit tvn. Kit ! fa, a ................ i.... . j '..-.:.'.
iwll
REACH
TKe Worrverxs HrFWiTR
Usual Arrow, Ard The
Cupid, the ' little
rascal, is up to all
thctricks-lio knows
fuH well that man
is a vsel fish brute,
and the road to his
heart is through his
appetite; thedelicate
flavor of "Seal of
North Carolina,"
next to love itself,
adds .one: more; joy.
to our existence.
I'nrlii'i) In IStU'iit Chilh INuirluw and III Foil.
Htm'k laklnn baa til' nod np MIm' KM Klim-a
In no qnallltr, narrow whltlis, H. (', I1, It
ml, that will be aohl alllUU t ulnao. Mailing,
JH.
t'hllilrvn'a stron OnatHhora wllh bla, bnt
tiin, lfa, (I, ai HH. Matilnit, kc,
H")s' or lilrta' strtnif evury ilav Ijii'O Hhroa
1th liitrls, .h1 to worn lilU, ill, 111).. Kit, at ;ov.
Malllin(. Iih'.
hll.lriti's RtillMra. bwt, A Ki HV,, at 2V.
Mlssra' Ural nu. It u l, al iov; rvauiar
KtililHirs, IjiiIIis', alt i, Iwal, lJt: ulhat
Sfv.tto.i0i.
JUsn a lloiia Hllppura, flat, Snar, flnwt, ?V,
II.W , tl.'Jfi. Uitl.'n' Inv Mltftwrs, li.MI iiraila, J'
In 7, Kami KK.nl II IS).
Hiii)r Yam, IIhIiI bine and sml bmwn, not
the twt or Hio nre, at .v r hank, Vn iwr
fHiuiiil. Ht etiliira ami 0.I1I rulura ul HUK-kltia;
l am, Mr, wi-, 7tx, 10 rhm. W ill in In a k.
.11 ynit can use yarns In varlmis nulijra Inr laiify
a-urk, t hav thvui at ball urln. Our uwu so
vtlnns.
Hut lata tirtiittxt llsta will liilvroal you: aak
'irtlii'in. Kaniltr snilli-a ut all klinla. Iirnxl
Krulia (mm i1 sr ui Im. t auiinl Frnlts trom an
lair nan in .Hir pir ran. Many K00.U are towar.
Ho art'lul of ymr iiilllurt. Mritalo
Smith's Cash Store,
411 411 FRONT SIREtT, A FRANCIW0, CAL.
cnA7i:n hvrc
I llflb-h.ll njlkb
mm m
BcstinthsWorld!
GREASE
Sat the Genuine
Sold Everywhere!
J-yj iir.- A IAHT ILL Ilka WP011
rraia TriM"wft'nw. J mrr .
('frdriasv Kuv.i. Uaarffl.. tataaoat tmniJutlil
(irmrr: asly arrlnaa. l warty IN'oataaTroN.) W.
rrmtt frtupiT.' Sarprltlss LOW arttl arplt. rr.0ar.
rr.risat.ratlMI hatik.aat.OalBM.Kal.or TnM.Orsru.
kiMES-.ryAirirf. Mo uri.rs(o.h la D 4. aaSSTTsa.
ocaa.r Nt AltK IlltOtll7k . Im.lntm,
alo.-taaaaaalMiMiOUiaHT. lOOOaansiLaauaar.
1 UK M M It; I'lM ftt-Y 1.4 MP Attn
i'lUAH t.HlHT lllvi'-JHttr I Kilt
Tt'Cll It MMI'MlM IU Mil IMMtf, Him
mitlton n rtai'j' Ittd p t-nMi
n n.n rtiMl nrlrv, (jjiiil, t)ir
l I1. I.IHL
A Khk 1 1 Kr iMtlix Wen !,(' Fair
Jtnw Hit? imenfour mh; Ptjt KKf 1
"vet ahi'lV Wlltimit rfHim . Th I
Hank liM-tc. r-fjlNiKrt tUintnU hihiI
tn h-us itwlf wtiHii ttfiyrtltiiw tf t hnvfl
Mikfli' XivrltlrM. MkMitlmi Hi In tmiw.L-g
PIlllOS'-ORGAflS,
winter i mm,
71 Morrison Street, Portland, Or.
rr hox not.
1 In any busiriaaa
nut I'aylnir yml ilnifi
li ana buy an mi
imvi'ii I'utaiuiiia
uviibatnr.
MORE MONEY
ran hit mailt In rals
lint t lih kana than In
any otlmr bualnoas
for thi onriltal hiTvst
iil, A iHaiilllillly II
histrali'tl t:atnhi:iirt
ol liinilmtorn. Ilniud
ersanil all kind 'if
ChlrkoB Fining? ritEE
Am'iits lor Mana's
Bona Cnttvr, Macsa
iiy. kiovnr .vuiuir,
a ii it ivei vthliix n -quired
by xitllry
ralwra,
CO., PATALUIA, CAL
mALOHA INCUBATOR
, ,.,. mMrtMtZ aTlral-u!r sml as
airauut lur
itMk mm -l!
DEI SUPPLIES,
a u..k.
ZM fe, . u
of all kinds.
VlrnOl
irrVU-ltl At TMafasvM
i!iHHtfii0,
) THREE DOSES WiLL MAKE
) YOU FEEL BETTER. '
CATALOGUE.
LIVE STOCK ANNUAL
i'olorea.Plnir.., Ktill of u.i.tnl and instruoilvi
M'ti'n.fien. Mrarrinine- ail hlada ol a linra urn's
inli Crulta. bnlri
powU, ItiglaloraJ
MECHANiqiyiLLEfPA
1 . 1.1 1 I 1 1
I m
1 ' . N
TUaPiS"aaaIBk.
I I SO POOR
m
flflflil IT
B-.tilaVaV
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