i.'lt '! ''I- 'LiiJlt,'IX'iM',,'Jf'1fi.'i)''-'l''l--)-i(''''
THE POWER OF LOVE.
I BEAR HUNTINCI IN THE ROCKIES.
T1HP IT flnvprnmpnt Chemists V-X
I a a M w vr -- -
have reported, after an exami
nation of scores of different brands,
that the Royal Baking Powder is ab
solutely pure, of highest leavening
capacity, and superior to all others.
as
m
m
m
Tb world I an chaogwi alow I kamm bert
Tb akr t a tenderer Wi
TUa al thrash Miutu ud truer
Vaa, all tin wide rtd i uuuie ow.
Tft. Wiwn thai buw frni (tw clove
And k 'a ail te Ihinra on Ui war.
Ar Ihh.ti(ik over and over
A oauKi that la awmter Uiaa tliajr
Oh. lova. uhmi (uuit fettmad and bound m
1 ue'er iluui u bean ln ewuo,
Y.t Uf Boa lias niulr araoud oi
Acd dor'ra ere tjtc link of my ebafn.
Jwa BuctUaoi to UatroU t'raa
Two Maw Syaaa,
Th latest outbreak of the eonvenir
spoon mania M a "lore spoon." Tbe
bowl m heart shaped and of bright gold,
or cynical uggeuoa. of srilt Tbe
handle la a silver arrow, its barbed point
piercing the eeuter or the heart and ita
haft entwined with forgetuieaota. The
spoon ia intended pnuianiy for an en
gagement token, but It can tie inflicted.
to oua doaen lota, on a bride, or used a
a pledge ef affection on any suitable
provocation A nut tier new souvenir freak
ta the "old oaken bucket" spoon, a 'sou
vemr of childhood. Toe bowl depicts
tba bottom ol ttie well, with tbe bucket
floating oo tba water. The chain ram
up through the nioatb of tbe well.t
toe shoulder of tbe spoon, and op tbe
handle to an oak tree at tbe top. iew
lurk 8un. .
hated While AakMp.
Tbe Bath (ile.i Time aays a young:
man visiting that city takes the price fur
tbe queerest aouinainbuliatic feat on
record. He went to bed with tbe idea
of arising early aud having. In tbe
night be found himself on tbe floor. Tbe
Beat morning he went to tbe looking
glass and prepared to (have, when be
diaoevered that bia beard bad been re
moved aa clean and nice as barber
would bave done it.
Thought Thar Wan Friaada.
A big leopard aeal came up in the
midst of a lot of bather at Santa Bar
bara, Jai.. eau&iug a good deal of alarm
at first, aa tome thought the creature a
bark or sea serpent. Some of tbe boy
barked like a aeal and tbe visitor seemed
for a time to think it was among friend
of ita own kind and kept coming closer
until finally, taking in tbe situation, ii
turned kill and fled out to sea again. -
iltubarg DiEpaVh
How m t uMui Hu Started.
When Fox, the first of Quakers, was sit
ting in church, and the prv4cher aaid any
thiug be duliked, be moved aukmnly, put
on uta bat aud kept it on until the disa
greeable remark ttere couciuded. Heuue
araae tbe (Quaker cust .jiu of wearing bate
b church. Iouliti Tit-liiU.
AW ri-FKKM t.VIl K
A IX at Ktaara Falla.
Not long aioce a very exciting adventnrt
took place at Niagara. Aa ae eral touriau
were walking along tbe ah ore of Luna is
land above tba cataaact, they saw a iarue
Newfoundland dog leaning front a rock and
engaged ia lapping water front tba nuh
ing current. Tbe rock waa alippery and
tbe dear waa not very nimble, aud pit
eutly bia feel slipped, and be fell headlong
into the water.
In a morueot tbe dog waa drawn out Into
the current and well on bis way toward
tbe cataract. Kveo so good a swimmer a
tbe average Newfoundland could make do
headway against such a at ream.
Tbe byatandeni, borrined, preaaed toward
the fall to see what should become of thf
unfortunate dog. To their great aurpri1
tbey aaw hint landed by tb current, anc
with great force, upon a rock near tbe Cave
of tbe Winds.
From thia position be was rescued with
much courage by four tourtxta. lie a
found to be blmliog heavily, as tbe result
of bia collisions with tbe rocka. aud prob
ably be would bave died aoou if be bad not
been earned to a veterinary surgeon, who
stopped tbe bleeding aud bound up hi
wounds.
Several hours biter be returned to the
shore, limping, but wagging bis tail very
cheerfully. His tall was about tbe only
part of hi body which had entirely eacnpnl
injury, and be appeared to be detenu iueu
to use it to tbe beat advantage.
Since this adventure the Newfoundland
has been quite a hero at Niagara. He alii I
haunts the neighborhood of tbe precipiue.
but be is no longer seen trying to unujt out
of tbe river. Youth a Companion.
Muw Cloth la Taslwt.
When tbe clotb arrives, it ia slowly
passed over a double roller which mean
ores the yards, and carefully examined
for tbe purpose of discovering any de
fects in tbe manotacture. If there are
any broken thread or loosely woven
sjwts they ore indicated by sewing a
string in tbe margin, aud tbe cutter is
thus able to avoid the defective portion
Then we cut off a small piece of tba
goods and put it outside on window
sill, where, for ten days. It is exposed to
the sun and tbe rain. If it fadea.lt ia
rejected. Then we test by chemicals to
see if the dye stuff is iudigo, which la
the surest dye that cau be made. If tba
color produced by tiie use of this teat is
bright orange, it indica.es that tba dye
bas an indigo basis
After that a piece of the gotnla is put
in aolntion of caustio potash, which
bas the effect of eating np tbe animal
fiber and leaving the vegetable fiber
bume clotb manufacturers nowadays,
instead of making their goods of separate
threads of cotton and of wool, take cot
ton aud wool and mix them in such a
way that no one, by merely feeling, can
tell whether or sot there ia cotton in the
piece. Ilia only way we can know is
by boiling a piece of tbe goods in this
solution, which baa the effect of eating
np tbe wool and leaving the cotton.
Interview in JJew York Krocb.
Ia a h a kmi.ew preparation in tablet
form lor preserving au, Ktsxm of
f hvit without rooKiso. One pack
age preserves titty pi tits of fruit or
a barrel of cider, and only costs 60
oente. Fruitg preserved with Anti
fermentine retun their natural
tacte and appearance. Ask your
druggint or grocer lor Anti-feraen-tine.
A C ariaua Fiddle.
One of tbe queerest musical instrument
ever known, and perhaps the only oue of ii
kind, bas reached here fsom Oreenrilie.
east Tennessee. The queer instrument h a
violin made fron a gourd, and it is dU yean
old. Tbe strangest, weirdest music that ever
waa beard conies from it. Tbe tones are
fine and soft and fioat on the air aa from
tbe land of spirits. Jamnt Anderson Tay
lor, governor of Tennessee, and nncle of
tbe fatuous Taylor boys who fiddled their
way through leunefeaee during a recent
gubernatorial campaign, uud to play on
it. He made music from the gourd licidlr
at the reception to Andrew Johnson by Un
people of Greenville, bis native town, just
after be was nuule president of tbe Unitd
elates, lie played the "Old Virginia
Beel." tbe "Fibbers' Hornpipe" and many
other thing, and the president "howl it
down" with everybody present aud enjoyed
it more than be could telh
The gourd grew at Johnarille in tbe said
state, and it. with the neck, which is of
poplar, is 16 inches long. Tbe keys are com
uou violin keys, the strings catgut and the
sounding board of leather rrutu a stm.-n
down shoe, while the bridge is of poplar.
The bow is of a dark wood, aod tbe bairs
black, being plucked from a bone's tail.
Tbe older the fiddle (crows the better it is,
so H. C. Atkinaon says, who owns it. ban
Francisco Examiner.
Ancv Htuhand
Angry Wilts aeu, I'm nure
to. (HUfttand ia tpeecliieft.)
ry I tnarrvd
I never asked
yon.
you
I I aa
KOTHIKSLIZE IT.
W TEARS OF PAIN CURED.
THE CASE.
X, Albawv St.,
Ithaca, N, Y.,
Dec. to, i88i.
' For over 40 years
I have been
victim of rheu
matism. I wa
persuaded to try St. Jacobs OH,
nave usea two Dottles, ana a man
more free from rheumatism never
walked our streets. My limbs that
were once stiff and lame are now as
light and limber as in my youth.
JOS. EDSELL.
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
Ithaca, N. Y., July 5, 1S87.
bunerea many years injury to
hip resulting in rheumatism, muscu
lar weakness and contracted cords.
Two bottles of St. Jacobs Oil re
Iieved me so that I now walk abou
and attend to daily duties at 2,
I heartily endorse it.
JOS. EDSELL.
ULCERS.
CANCER8.
vSt SCROFULA,
I V 8ALT RHEUM,
V RHEUMATISM,
BLOOD POISON.
these and every kindred disease arising
from Impure blood aoocesafully treated by
that never-tailing and best of all tonics and
Sect SSS
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Pines me free.
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gi-'OTAilON'o. Meutlun this paper.
aba Wasted "Louie Can's" Shoes.
A large, fashionably d reused woman with
a rather too profuse diaplay of diamonds
sailed majestically into aciixtb avenue shoe
store the other afternoon, followed by a
meek looking little man. After the clerk
bad taken down several pairs of shoes,
which tbe woman tossed aside contemp
tously, she said:
"Haven't you something better than
these? Can't you give me something with
Louie-Can's beelar"
When tbe clerk was out of bearing, tbe
little man asked:
"What kind of heels did yon eayf
"Louie Can's " aid tbe woman.
"Can C-A-X?" persisted tbe little man.
"Yes, yes. Louie C-A-N," replied the
woman impatiently. "He's a Frenchman."
J ust then tbe clerk returned with a pair
of shoes baviug tbe high red beels first worn
at court during the reign of a famous French
monarch. As tbe little man trotted out of
the store behind tbe womao after paying
for tbe shoes an amused twinkle in hia eye
The Caar's RnsuaMosw
The following episode is said to have
been related by the czar himself to in
timate frieutla: His elder brother, who
died at Nice, was, as is generally known,
first betrothed to Princess Daguiar of
Denmark. On his deathbed be left his
brother, tbe present czar, a letter in
which he begged hi in to take bia place
in the heart of the princess. The Urand
Duke Alexander, however, was a very
bashful lover, and had nut the courage to
carry ont his dying brothers last wish,
till one day the (irand Duke Vladimir
said to him. "If yon will not fulfill tbe
wish of our dead Nicholas, 1 shall pro
pose for the baud of tbe pnncesa my
self." A short time after the Grand Dnke
Alexander set off to Copenhagen, and
one day, being alone with tbe Princess
Dagmar. be handed her, tremblingly
tbe letter of his brother. When the
princess bad TneA it sue blushed and
said, "I also received a letter from Nich
olas in which be begged me to become
your wife." Alexander asked to be al
lowed to read the letter. Tbe princess
fetched it and together they.read it The
sequel was a marriage. Cor. London
News
Faj of hwl. t'wbroiderwra.
The common old embroidering band
machine of 127, with few improve
ments, ia the one that is used today for
tbe millions of fine embroideries that are
sold to all quarters of the globe. There
ago. -rriiir.n..- f 4kttM, i a aw ia
eastern Switzerland, the number of the
needles averaging about ZM to tbe ma
chine, and the number of stitches not
exceeding S.OOO to the needle daily. As
embroiderers are paid on tbe stitch basis
only, and sometimes as low as 4 cents a
hundred, they have very small earnings
left after paying their threaders and
other expenses. At the present time
fifty cents, sometimes lass, is a fair aver
age of the daily earnings of a hard work
ing embroiderer, who most toil a long
day with bead, hands and feet working
bia machine. Cor. bt. Louis tilo be-Democrat.
Is Itatli.r Slow Murk Nuw tlMaus
tba AaliaeL Are So Cautlwua.
Bear bunting aa a rule, 1 do not think
would appeal to unwl sportsmen, tt is
rather alow work, aud one Is often very
Inadequately rewarded for the amount
of time and trouble speut In hauling up
bruin. Then.- Is aanlly a portiou of tile
mountains wuent there are not evidence
of bear, bnt I do not believe that In any
locality tbey am especially abuudant
They have been hunted aud trapped au
long that those whosurvive are extreme
ly cantiomv In tuy experience there is
aoauimal gifted with a greater amount
or intelligence, and. in this region, tbe
hnnters chief virtue, patience to wait
and stay in on spot, ia aura to be ra
warded sooner or later with a good (hot
Let me any now that tba danger and
ferocity of tbe bear ia, I think, very much
overstated, yet there is Just enough ele
ment of danger to make tbe pursuit of
this animal exciting Naturalists do not
now apparently recognize more thau two
varieties of bear to tbe Kocky mountains.
That ia, they class the cluuamon, silver
tip and grizzly, as grizzly bear. The
other variety, of course, ia tba black
bear 1 am by no means sure that tba
grizzly bear will not be further subdi
vided after careful comparisons of col
lections of ekulla
Much has been said and written about
the size and weight of tbe grizzly bear,
and in most instances this bas been mere
guess work. Lewis and Clark made fre
quent mention of this auiiual and yet
their estimate of the weight falls far
below that of other writers Only a few
install e have come to my knowledge
where tbe weight baa been ascertained
absolutely
A good sized grizzly killed in Yellow
stone park by WUson, the government
scout, weighed COO pouuda Colouel
Pickett, who bas a neighboring ranch to
mine and who bas killed mure bear than
any man I know of, weighed his largest,
which, if I remember rightly, weighed
S00 pounds. Archibald Kogers in bcrib
oera. Lowell aa a Puau
As a poet, wbatever comparisons may
be made with bis predecessors or con
temporaries, at borne or abroad, what
ever just criticisms may be recorded, we
believe it will be found at the end that a
Urge part of Lowell's verse has passed
into literature, there to remain. The
originality, vitality. Intensity and bounty
of the best of it are self evident. Al
though a true, spontaneous poet, his life
bad other strong .interests aud eugroas
iug occupations, and the volume of his
verse does not equal that of others
whose careers bave extended beside his
own, his impression as a poet upon bis
time has not equaled that of others.
it may. indeed, be said that if aa
strongly poetic in nature aa they, be
would have been dominated as exclu
sively as were tby by the poetic mood.
However this may be, the quality of his
genius, as shown in bus best work, was,
we believe, quite as fine as that of any
poet writing Ktiglish in his day. No
one can read bis lust volume of versa
without being impressed anew by the
vigor, variety and spontaneous charac
ter of Lowell's poetic gift Even hi
literary faults are of such a nature as to
testify to the keenness of his thought
and tbe abundance of his intellectual
equipment. Century,
tUe rrutaamunal I u.awlur.
The protj-N.ii urn I inventor tins a pe-
taiuur calling tils stock 111 trade Is his
utahis. aud uo one inn uhmji out his work
forhlni llu iiiunt study the uved of
mit 11 kind, mid try U) antlutimte their
wuui. '1 tlio ouljuder It would seoui
that nil the piitenta ami invention need
ed were ui;ul'. nnil Hint there was no
longer anv need of pi 'Jfiuuioiml In
wulor. lint so long as machinery is
Used there will some improvements
possible, and rwry new invention opeu
tip a Held fur a iloseu uioru. Ueorge
L. WsUh In New ork Lpoclt.
Ctavar Met.Mtllle.l llKr-
Between II and l .'oolock in the even
ing It la iiiiixiHKibli) to walk half a bluest
anywhere 011 llnmiluuy between Union
eqtutra and Thmy tliird street without
being stopd by a pitiful apmil (or
alma The less deserving the applicant
the more pitiful tin' iipioal. An old but
still a fitvoriro trick Willi tbe professional
beggars is to hind np an aria or a leg
and pretend to be crippled. 8oiue of
them are extremely ch-vw in milking op
and a careful examination would be
necessary to detect the deception.-
tub Hata-r or masons.
The reason hy Auoock's Foaovt I'ta.
tsss are popular is that tbey may be railed
on to cure 1
1. Ume back, enlatloa, slitliiass or twitch
tug of I hi- niuselra.
II. Uhast troubles, auoh as pleurisy, pneu
monia, consumption.
8. IndiKeatiiiii, dyspepsia, biliousness
kiihtt-v iHiiiinlaint.
The alloc, however, will depend upon
the nt-iiiiliieiiaaa of th plaster used. Th
popularity ol A turns' niaou ri.r
has been so (treat that multitude of Imita
tion have snrtiiiK up oil every hand. The
only sun ours I to get the gaiiulue Atb
vix k'a ('nanus I'lastsss.
lias nam' 1'itu Improve the diges
tion.
Illiol -l'sia wouldn't lei tn msrry lllm
ilKii.l Wh unit kiliol ksuw I ealltd him
ui'li s tltaaKre-wl'l Pt Hams. Maud What
aanltt hili.-l-Hill,
too HtwiKii, aioo.
r.rj Miih tu III Trade.
Jiuks (at a vuni-ly eutertulumeiit
That fellow ia (rout ol us was about the
ouly one who didn't applaud that good
old song. "Don't Uvxpiae a Man lievuuae
He Wear a (tugged CojiI." He must be
a regular artMtix-rul. 111 1 lief
iiliuks Weil. I duuuo. Maybe he's a
tailor. (iood News
The rsaiten of thia tr will Uo tileMsd lo
learn llial ili.ra I at lautou drM-Uil UlwaM
that M?l-uti. ha. Inwii able Ut vur. lu a.l tt
uw.miI Dial Ucaiarrh. Hall'. Calarrli I n
w lliv only iMMltivseiira tnti kuowu loth. aiKl
l al Iraiorulty. Catarrh, bain a trtiiuitllutloiial
oimmim-, rpilr a t-oimllluliiMial IroHliu.iit.
Hall'. Catarrh I lire I takau luleriiallr. aplins
uirvrlly iimiu th bliion sml niuvon. .nrnicM 01
III. ft)nlt-in, th.relo liaalrorlllK lh loiiiiilalloll
01 111. OlMiiMe and Km'! tin- iMiintii .tiviisi
liv biillillus iim 111. eoiiNtltiitloo and aailiillii
iiatuiv In iloltiK It work. 'ill. proprletora liav.
m iitiit-11 built 111 ii. curative Mw.r mat nir
oflor On. Iluinlrvil Utillan fur any nuw that II
fnliM tu ure. amid lor ll.t ol tiMfinniilaui. Ad'
dr. f. J.( IIK.NKY 4 I l.,Tolinlo, U
sold by litusKlilo, 7( vvu u.
AlMive tba tt.a.b ttt llanya.
Tenor It is siiignlar. whnu I have a
cold It destroy my low notes and not at
all my blgh ones which would eaem
more eeuMtiva
Lady Perhaps, bnt then they are the
most difficult to attark. Hartajr'a Uaxar
BOW VI tlttOW ULJO.
The ihreail that biudu tin In life U tun.! fre
quently M-vrml are tb uiernlian of lilt- I
r-ctivl in tbe ti immiiui who n(leii nb
rio. ait-aii. to n-iu-w falluis alnrilKtli. Visor.
no the wunt ol ba-iiiitMi ihan Ilia eonUi.
lion ut lone lift , ran bo virau-ti and ueriaeiuati-ti
rbert- It J.- not vilat. Thouwnaii wlm havr
esTliio-u r are t-osiiisaut lueluiliiis many
l.k lu o) vmllKiu-e-ol th. flM-u ol ilo.-u-llrrV
f.ioiii. li lllttert bear lollmoiiy to 11,
w..ujr.iut t1n.. T a. a ctvaior ol .tmuKlli In
feeblv t-oitltulmn anil Oi-blllllrl aud nhal-len-d
alvu. A .toad? rterniaiHi- of lb.
UhIIIt luiit-uouo. rvueaud aix-tlt, He.lt and
niKiiiiy ri-itw- atteiui tb iw ol llu. thomucli
aud atamlaril renovalit. Vm no looal Uailon-p-rvM-ntril
Ui to- akm to or nmunhle it in eflwu
in lt )l . iK-iuaiol th.- siiuiue. wtii-b I. an
ackiiorlvd)l rviinly lor iiiiliKlioti, malaria,
nrvoiisu-.H, i-oii.tliwlioii, liver and Itliiney
vomplauiu and rhvutuaiUut.
Dr. Itsrca's Pats
antlVUsta. TUeyVa
a compound of r
mied and oonoaa-
tratad botanical sz-
tracts. Tbese tiny,
ugar-eosted )allts
tba HtiallMt anil
'i tb aasHtst to take
sbaolutuly and
permanently cur
ConstlpaUon. Indl-
testiim. Hick and Bllioua Besdacbss, Disxt
imss, Ililious Attacks, and all darangamants
of tba llvar, stouiach, aud bowels.
Tbny ours permatienffi. bscauss tbay act
naturally. Tbey doat shuck and weaksn
Uw system. Ilk tb hug, old - f aahiuuad
ihus. Ana Uhitt
httl pallet for a r
thra fur a ostbartia
Thay'r tb thmpd pills yon can boy, for
they're ruaraa(an to giva satisfaction, or
your munoy si munai.
L i: J
izi? y
mora ff active. Una
uttai paiWt for a eorracuv or laxattT
"ht' Hi. name of your new boatf '
n.iiKd It llridjt.i aitnr the cook, booanae
niae. iuch bvavy ruliit."
Cm CnasMuns Dtov foUsli: as oast, as sataU.
SOCIETY
BADGES.
A. PtSI.DRNURIH
Ell, loaillus J.w
lr of the Paolfie
nortliwsat. keep, s
I.rtje nutek of all
hkckkt BiK'irry
HAlaiKd on hand.
10.1 sood at low-
sat DKurm. Ha US1
Bud u order.
Tst Gxsmka far break fsst.
My Kealih
L h
IS
A Touthlul CoDDoiaaeur.
Bessie is an original little thing, and
her comments are often very amusing.
Having been brought up in a family of
bric-a-brac hunters, her knowledge of
ceramics is quite remarkable for a child
One day tier mother noticed her gazing
fixedly at her great-grandmother, a very
old woman, whose kind old face was lit
erally a network of 6ne wrinkles.
"What are you looking at, Bessier she
asked tbe child. "J was only thinking. "
she answered promptly, "what a re-
showed that 4 bad dawned upon him for I tnarkably fine specimen of old 'crackle
. Keep York'. Army of ttepeadeBla.
Did you ever atop to think bow large
is JNew orts standing army of depend
ents, aud what persons, under the com
missioners of chanties and correction
constitute it? According to the last re
port by .the commissioners tbe total
number of disabled, infirm, demented
minor or delinquent persons under pub
lic charge in the workhouse, city bos
pi tals, almshouses, jails, insane asylums
and on BlackwelJ's island amounted
when the last census of them was taken
to lc.343. Of the number included in
the last report 6,804 were at the time in
nbhc asylums under city care, 8,184 in
city hospitals, 1.630 in the workhouse
1.M7 in tbe almshouse and 1.875 tn jails
and prisons
This takes into account merely those
under the care of tbe city authorities
and maintained wholly at public ex
pease. This item of municipal disburse
inent amonuts to about $2,000,000 a year
or $6,000 a day Six hundred thousand
dollars a year are paid for salaries and
wages, tl.8UO.000 for supplies, and tor
rest for transportation, buildings, rentals
and repairs. New Vork Sun. -
A. -In. W a font In the
mil'). Inauk. 10 Hooti'
ra.anlla. I ai
lonitcr'y 111 a arnMrlutl
i- it.litto't. with 4irvl
-hi liiUlirilloa,
I ouMii'ti-at alllh-xUiat
a o ii id .lay on try
.lo-na.-li. 1 b.NO to
lak. Ho ft. HarsaiMirltla
nlid b-tltld 11 did mo
K oil. ho I kit 011 till 1
ImVt tlkt't- foi.l-.-tl initio-,
and 1 rim lMrfilr
eor.it." f ubiik. f.AaftrsKO, 61 en. laruuuiar
Strw:t, rtilrruto, 111.
MM
Ml
TH18 M TB TIME TO
order your HUatMKa
KtiLi.riUi. vnn want
th. sawr; that' toe ouly
kind w Oval In. Tli.n
odyotir order for tb
lujrr auu.kKK and
INKS to t-ALMKH a
roarujin, oa.
Hood'a Pills mir
Jmui-m c, liidmvatlou, alok bead.isbe.
all liver 111- billouau.
lough
TOO NO ME MI
Th ftp-M-Hle A No. U
Om without tmll, mil emmm of tlnf rr
mm Hid 4t, txu nuttwr uf Imw kiif
baiiilliic. frrvetiaai fttiVtur. H bmtttg mn liv
lertjiU r-mawty. tirssa w ttco mvryihti mkm
; XteA.rtuiihsj4
MaMIUlaMTtomiaV J
LA-S POieOK-IVV PlLLa A.orurh.r
polHinlns from vy-vin or Oak. tf Dot 1m
prnvwl m t 0v, return tb laitll aud got
- -- wj mi 1 Afrus.1...
OBBAT CotTOH
Where ail otliers foii. C
Throat, lloar.co.Ml, W
Aathms. Fia Con.umm
has cured tbouaaoda, and will cisa Too
promptly cures
IS. Crouo. B nr.
hooping Cough and
It Jf tfjp ITCHTWCI Tn.SS kaowa b. amflaia
flH f sw.pmKiQp. aaom laiau. luttoi.
taken in time, bold uj JiruKgist on a ruar.
antes. rsr a Lame Itaok or liC taw
aulLOH BELLADONNA PLASTaRAa).
HILOHS1 CATARRH
iiave Vou Ctm rtj V 'J 'bia 9mmMv iat anisian.
S
YOU
GOT
PILES if
ssrplraan. wm.u-m iniauaM lUtxun
n . 1,1. t,,mmn ai.rl HI ial-1
TtKl.r AT fWTO
M. BOAN-KOI FIU 6lm(
whi'-h sVrM -dmotir on prt an.
p rrtasaTinl. mtrsx. Prima ikftr). JmiwtMiia
HsVi. AW. PaniisyTllt.ylssVfc
ts7REMEDY,
mn Jzot, aa.oo.
the first time that Louis Cuiuze was a shoe
maker. Aew Xork Herald.
A Canning Ios '
I have a uumtiB that is such a big fellow,
yet such a baby. Can you guess his name?
Well, do not laugh when I tell vou it is
Country Circus, as he keeps us marching
around pretty lively at times, and then
suddenly jump out from under tb table
and looks as happy as a clown. Then I will
say, "Stand up there, air, and salute me.'
This ha will certainly do, but not before he
is sure J bave something for him, aa he
loves "sweets" as well as any little bur or
girl I know. Only he is a thief and has a
place In which be keeps all be steals. Oue
day a little cousin of mine was crying and
granny was." This whs much to the
old lady's delight, she being a bit of a
collector herself. New York Tribune.
A freblatoric riod.
A mound containing the skeletons of
several prehistoric people baa been dis
covered on a farm near Carthage. Ills
The skeletons lay in all conceivable posi
tions, and are supposed to be those of
warriors who fell in battle. It is be
lieved that the farm is the site of an an
cient battlefield, Tbe skeletons are of
unusual size aod tbe teeth in tbe skulls
are larger than those of ordinary human
beings, 'l be authorities of Carthage col
when i inquired, "What has become of le'e tutv received permission to explore
me cave, ana a noted antiquarian has
been sent for to aid in the investigation
Hii ladel phla Ledger
tiew Knrlmid Piety.
There are coram unities of sturdv New
England people where the general rule
that religious services languish in the
absence of a pastor does not hold, lu
North Warreu weekly prayer meetings
nave been held for over seventy year
uninterruptedly, aud this without the
help of a minister, except for au occa
sional lecture. At first the meetings
were held at private dwellings, but for
orer thirty years the people have met at
a Bchoolhouse Eockland (Me.) Tribune
a?, f. S. U, Ho. 604-tt. JF, if. V. Xo. 6W
your doll, Kamie?" she said. "Circus
growled her up." And so it was. He bad
taken it to bis tent, as my suiter and I call
it, a big box which be bad, and stood look
iug so mean and ashamed when we com
menced to scold him that he buna bis bead
aud walked away. New York Kecorder.
Johm Brown, Who Carrie Wood.
John Brown, the senate wood carrier, has
remained undisturbed for rears in bia
place, no oue having tried to oust him ex
cept once, riergeaut-at-ai-ms .Bright once
found tbe pressure upon bitn for places so
great that in desperation be decided to dis
charge John. He sent for him, and the old
wood carrier came shuilhiig in.
Yo want me, Miatah bright?" asked he.
Yes, John, J wanted to tell you J in tco
Ing to discharge you."
W'ba's dat, Mistab BniJit Lux.'liaria-
uef Oh, go 'long, Mia tab iiright. J ain't
got time talk wid you. Go 'iong." Aud
hn Brown put on hi can. shouldered his
hod and shuttled out, still muttering that
he had no time to talk of "sich trilling non
sense."
Mr. Bright was surnrised. but that waa
the butt attempt ever made to oust John,
who is now considered iudisoensable.-
o-ate s uuu s eeuingtou.
HI On Architect.
'PI I . , L . , v.
u lavs ur. i- orvin tureen waa a verv 1
good specimen of a self made man. As a :
boy as paid the uiortioute on hia railir.
tanu aowo in Kentucky and edm-aix! him.
self by chopping wood. He did not become j
mtereaied in the teleia-anu business until
1.1. t 1.- 1 1 x- - J 1. .
"i" "au uraciaceu meaiclua lor ' i 11 0 . . . .
several years, but when be turned bis at- ' Z"'1 rK"'' w 1JT J0--n
tention to this business ha mastered it. and I "P"18' o'"-"ed X'reacher of Charlotte.
th Western Union TelearaDh comnanv " (i laches long aud 71 inches
probably owe as larice a share of its sue The owner of this monstrous
cess to Dr. Omen as to any oue man who .' foot U 8 feet 10 Inches high and weighs
fea jjver beau eonnerted with - 1 410 poojuia, .
A Big aalaaoa Crop,
This ts a great year for big crops
Now it is tbe salmon crop that exceeds
anything in the history of tbe country
Huget bound Is reported to be so filled
with salmon, making their annual run
to the sound snores and the fresh water
streams for feeding and spawning, that
the steamboats seem to be floating on a
solid masa of fi.-di. The paddles kill
hundreds of them and are choked with
tueir bodies The sound steamer cap
tains describe the run as an unbroken
string of salmon thirty miles long, the
water for that distance being fairly alive
with them.
Neither the oldtxt inhabitants nor the
aged Indians remeru her such a big salmon
run. Tbe result of the enormous run is
a big reduction In prices. Usually good
salmon sell for ten to twenty live cents
apiece, but now at oue cent each the
market hi glutted with the finest quality
of fish. At Port Williams a few days
ago two cants of a seine netted over
8,000 flue salmon. Everybody is fishing
-Chicago Herald.
Bc-ud for CaialOfue.
r. A. SCHBOCK
FIbi Btddlvt
lair Mittniut,
Flsst littrmis,
fin litlrBmi,
tnd Pillows.
NswMoaTooaasTBT
Bau Frsaaloa tab
g PRINTERS 8
-A Nil-
PUBLISHERS
-will rim) a rvu ut or-
TYPE,
Presses,
Prinlinj: fisted and Cachintrj
For asl at lowaat prkw and sat dauUou
batata at
Paloer & Rey Tj pe FGnodry,
Cor. Front tnd Aider Streets,
sQltTUtan. OW.
Writ for pnos and tana bstost buytug ala
wbara.
Irooklyn Hotel
201 212 Busk tU tu Francises.
Till, favorite hotel la andrr th manas.tn.nt
of t IIAKlli XUMUlia tKV,aud In a. (oud It
nut 111. Mt-i rainii alia puaiuaa. mou uoHH
iu Ban rram-iauo.
Home Comforts! Cuisine Unexcelled!
rtrat-elaai axrviot and th. hlrlit Klaudara ot
mimiiaidliiy au.r.ulavd. (W nmm mmi be
iurnwti II. MrafMrM un-t rnwJwi Uisrtl snd
room lr imr. (1.1IA, fl.Ml. SI .76 and t!M; board
and room par Mk,7 toll; itiiri. rooias sus
to II. fnm ooauk to and fcula boul. .
DR. GUN MS
lsiraovaB
LIVER
PILLS
mild panic
ONE PILL FOR A DOSE.
iMMaJtai. Thaw uul wUtwly wUM Um WTm ImtAm m
naVMa II T9t,im. TUm ottrv UaMMlavhsa. sMiluiaMB im
KirsM fadd takavr tit tStsnulsuticMi baHisr ttuM ajasl
asaartlsm Tfc smH istiS4lr, rtlarr gripm Mt isrr
MtMHr pill ln. Tt cbtavti.t. wam of tbvtr tmmm mm
wiu swui Mvpiasa rrtatj, or rual tn rnr . maim
rwNSH. mmmumm mmL. wit rmv.ni..m. ,
Fishing Tackle.
4k
Stansrd Vila, par dos...'....
I'minn Trout ril... par dot,...,
K.IIH'. rile., tanr do.
Htilll Hani boo Moil., eaoh
mui by tuall on neelpi of prlea.
tee i. t. mm im ci,
Fortland, Oragon.
CaUilasiMaon applieaUun.
lercules Gas Ennino
ISA OK OABOUKK)
Maaa for Peassr a Pumavms; Sirms.
Tfe fTiml lUllaM. Oa Kaaiu
DROPSY
, , THKATKD VRKK
foalllv lr Gored with Taatebl lUrasaais
lln. ourad Uiotuaod. of aaa. Umawm
wuiuwl IuiMm tif Iwatplir.lelaii. Krum IraSi
mirt..m. dinPIMr: B s(r,stiMHt two-unm
- 77iipuini nmio.wi aeoa Ii -r rr boot tsatlaio
l.l nf nilrsimliia. miraa. Tin ar.' Wa.lm.nl
!" "I man. ir run nraar trial. MO llle. In Manila
oar p-Miur. I)h it h.uhcik Aaoaain-uu 1..
If rnu ordartrlal return tun adrarUMiuaol to a
waHia.
Out c-mmttm
For SlMallcltr II BwU tk ItaHA
It alto Itself from a Koaarroir,
Culmrasar sa gt mml t ardaaw
Mattaries r Klaetrle Spark.
It ma wltk s fear Orad or Oaaoaa Uiaa an
oOmr Knalna.
sob carauwra o
PALMER It REV, MANuracruaaaft
40! Immn Straai. la fraoatai. Cat
POBTxawn, oaawoit.
The English opinion Is that tbe far
ther south you go for oyster brood the
poorer you get. A certain rock .oyster
from Scotland "has a firmness, richness
and smack of the sea," according to an
English authority, "that is greatly pre
ferred by many to even the best Thames
native.
A r-lagu of llutt.rfllea.
Munich has been invaded by an enor
mous army of butterflies. Millions of
the species known as "nonnenschmetter
linge" attacked tbe city a few night
ago, attracted, a is supposed, by the
brilliancy of the electric lights. The
wails of tbe houses before which electric
lamps were fixed were literally covered
with the butterflies. In several places
tbey forced their way through the doors
and windows and fluttered around the
lights. In the Cafe Kaiserbof and the
Loewenbrau-Keller the Intensity of the
light fascinated such swarms of the but
terfly "nuns" that the devotees of Kina
Oamhnuu found their hats and clothes
Baking PoiVder
Purity and
Leavening VoWer
UNEQUAIXD
QASH PRISES
ro Introduca our fvwdet. we bv d.
jwmluwl to dl.trit.ata anion tn carnura
er a nuinoer of OAHhTJ-HlZaa To
tiiepwaoiiorclnbreturiilns tilth lanjwt
tTit'.T Tl" aca.ll r-rtMl of SIO0. .r,i
t" ll. 11.it UrK.t, nnniorou otb.r orlua
CWSSET & DEVERS, PORTLAND, Or. BEATS STEM POWER
HERCULES
!GAS E2TGINE.
Boa With Cia ar CiaMllMe.
Tour Wife can ran It. Bsqulres no lloentnd
or' ttTric "para? tt'meU " "'
PAA.HIEB A RET,
BAH Fsacico, Cau Poetlakb, Oa.
Charles H. Towusend, in his report
nnotl t.h ra-uel ftuhA.ei4i rjt ?ultrr.p..ia I
says that a pearl shell company of Lower thickly coated with the iutruders that bottle of German Syrup on his per-
"German
Syrup"
RegisXeblanc is a French Cana
dian store keeper at Notre Dame de
Stanbridge, Quebec, Can., who was
cured of a severe attack of Congest
ion of the Lungs by Boschee's Ger
man BVrUO. lie has sold manv a
RIAZEH AXLE
GREASE
Best ii the World!,
set tin Genome!
SoIdEverrwhere!1!
rBA WOOLSaT.Aaat.rrtlad, Or.
MRS. WINSLOWS
- fOK CHILDRIN TIITHINO
-"'-y an i-inssuta. UiiuuiMua
Sooth no
$3
maa 01VKN AWAY M tliiM tmoMIno
UUU J'.""""! th ntinihar u vi.luir. a"
and onr traitl on Prevention -Lr"
KSr2Hi ""'.'FREE
Agent wanted. Standard RemMtv i!o.. h...i-
THE BEST
HARNESS
EVER MANUFACTURED ON THE COAST
is sold by DOLE-PEARSON HARNESS CO.,
at prices that will astonish you. Only the best
Oak-Tanned Leather fined , and all work una.,
180 Union Avenue fKastsidei p.j
- .'ana, Kir
California has an invested capital of
110,000 From 400 to 600 men are em
ployed. The season begins In May in
the vicinity of Cape tit. Lucas.
An iron last, made by Spence, Bogg &
they hurried out and left the invaders in
possession. In souie places the lamp
were darkened by the mass of butterflies
clinging around them. St. James Uu
zette,
A Good led
Mother (severelyi-Johnnv. where la that
piece of cake I left here when I went out?
Johnny I gave It to a hungry little boy,
mamma, and, oh, be was so glad to get itl
Mother Come to my arm you dear.
atar angel, who was tbe bttla boyf
Johnny Ms. -Evchanga
TOimituiuiuicDuauQii. nyo drop
Wra a line he'll give you th . full
facts of tbe case direct, as he did us,
and that Boschee's German Syrup
Drought him through nicely. It
always will. It is a good medicine
tad thorough in iu work,
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES."
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
SAPOLIO
PUo' Kerned)- for Catarrh I tb
Kaalrat toTTiw, and t'licapent.
Sold by brogiclit orient br tnalL
Uc. K. T. Uau.Ua, Wama,
RHEUMATISM CURED BY THE USE OF
moore's Revealed Remedy.
KHKUMATWMandravyonTKoVtbov " ""
MATUM whan th. bI ioom,7o
n V. SiAS
IVVK DKOOOUX.
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