TV.
i 1 1
SHOULD be used wher
ever yeast has
served heretofore.
Yeast acts by
fermentation
and the
destruction of
part of the
C'luten of
the flour to pro
duce the leavening gas. Royal
Baking Powder, through the action
of its ingredients upon each other in the loaf while
baking, itself produces the necessary gas and leaves the
wholesome properties of the flour unimpaired.
It is not possible with any other leavening , agent
to make such wholesome and delicious bread, biscuit,
rolls, cake, pastry, griddle-cakes, doughnuts, etc
Absolutely
Pure.
i ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
SSsi'ae
The Coinage nf Money In Pmava.
For several htimlreil years Hnl down
to a taimpiiratively recent lat, money
wn roitiwl Ht from twenty-five to thirty
different cities in France that hail in
herited the uriviletre. Mow all French
money is coined at the Paris mint and.
bears, instead of the eflijry of aouie dis
tinirntaheil person, a head representing
the republic, or liberty in the more
general sense.
Few French gold pieces are however
in circulation, except those (waring the
bead of Napoleon lit. and silver pieces
or the same coinage are almost as com
mon. French silver coins wear admira
bly and piece of the reigns of Chartea
i. Louis XVIII and Napoleon I are
very common. Chicago Tribune.
la an Atmshoaset Thirty Tear.
, A woman died recently in an alms
house in Maine at the age of one bnndred
years. She had been an inmate of the
institution for thirty years, and dnring
that period she had been, it is said, laid
oat as dead three times, bat on each
occasion she came to life in time to pat
a stop to the fnneral arrangements.
Only a few days before ber deatb an
undertaker was called to prepare ber re
mains for burial, bnt when he arrived
she was sitting np in bed. -Philadelphia
Ledger.
Air Plow.
A V shaped contrivance, to be placed on
the. front of engines of fast express
trains, is the latest scheme to get more
speed, by overcoming niach of the nat
ural resistance of the air to the front of
the locomotive. The plow extends from
a few inches above the track to the top
. of the smokestack, the sharp edge ot
course in front "Shoveling fog" is a
common expression among railroad
men. but plowing wind is a new thing
in railroad agriculture. English Me
chanic
j; Marrliing White Asleep.
It is a well authenticated fact that in
the disastrous retreat of Sir John Moore
many of the soldiers fell asleep and yet
coutinned to march along with their com
rade. - North western Magazine.
wholesale prices dirrct to
t'ie consumer. All we
want t say is this : If
you rrallv want to buy
your GROCERIES as
tney sh-iild bt bought,
end ior our price 1st.
Simr wl bs mat ed tree
ot cha'g- on application.
COOPER & LEVY,
Seattle, Wash.
Waal a Companion Thin Vi-ar.
The "Hermit of the Sonnuliek," Peter
Lochner, who last year passed the win
ter montlis in the observatory on the
summit of that lonely peak, now de
clares that he will not s:ay there an
other winter unless he luu a companion
with him. He would, he says, prefer n
wife, if he could find oue. Otherwise
be will be content with a male compan
ion, who could take turns with him ta
his constant task of reading the scien
tific instruments. This decision ou the
fcart of the "Hermit of the Sonnblick
really threatens the further existence of
the highest observatory in Europe. For
the Austrian Meteorological institute
lacks the funds to support a companion
for Lechner, and the small sum, about
100 a year, that is wanted for the pur
pose is not forthcoming from private
sources. ,
It is believed that the real explanation
of the discontent of Herr Lechner is that
he is annoyed at being forgotten by the
public, who have neither sent him
Christmas presents nor published lauda
tory paragraphs abont him in the news
papers of late. Three years back he
said he wanted a wife, and hundreds of
offers at once poared in from all quar
ters, including several rich and many
good looking women, but he then
laughed at the idea, and continued to
prefer the state of single blessedness. It
would be a distinct loss to meteorologi
cal and physical science if the Sonnblick
observatory were to be closed, but some
means will probably be found of recon
ciling Herr Peter to bis lonely bnt lofty
labors for another winter. Vienna Cor.
London Standard.
August
Flower"
"What is August Flower for?"
As easily answered as asked. It is
for Dyspepsia. It is a special rem
edy for ike Stomach and Liver.
Nothing more than this. We believe
August Flower cures Dyspepsia.
We Know it will. We have reasons
for knowing it. To-day it has an
honored place in every town and
country store, possesses one of the
largest manufacturing plants in the
country, and sells everywhere. The
reason is simple. It does one thing,
and does it right. It cures dyspepsia?
rloodWison
A SPECIALTY. HWSS
Brpbllls permanent!? cured In 15 to 85 day. You
can betreotodathociofor the same price and too
enme gruai-nntM- with those who prefer to com j
lure we wl U contract to care ttaem or refund money
and pur expense of coming, railroad fare aod. hotel
mjia,ii w iuu no care.
Tithea and the Price of Grata.
The difference between the method of
paying the clergy of the Church of Eng
land, who receive the tithe as their liv
ing, and the clergy of the Church of
Scotland, who enjoy what are known in
the north as tiends, will be very appar
ent in this year. On both sides of the
Tweed grain prices are higher for the
year, bnt in England the clergy will re
ceive little immediate benefit from the
rise, because by the seven years' average
it is spread over so long a time that the
most that can be hoped for from the
good prices of 1891 is to stop the fall
which has been going on every year
without a break since Iif78, a longer
period of successive annual declines in
the value of the tithe than has ever be
fore occurred.
But in Scotland the tiend is calculated
on the grain prices of each year, so that
the parish ministers who have endured
the discomforts which low prices brought
with them when grain was cheap will
now have directly the advantages of
higher prices when grain has risen. In
England both the rise and the fall are
retarded by the seven years' average.
In Scotland the full effects of either the
one or the other are directly experienced
in every year. liondon Graphic.
Human Being Id tha Mammoth Ago.
Near Brunn. the capital of Moravia,
important discoveries of prehistoric re-
it mains have been made which are likely
to attract the attention of palaeontolo
gists all over the globe. As a canal was
being dug i sktttls were brought to
light of dolicho-cephalons (long beaded)
character and of an exceedingly low
stage of development. The same place
contained bones and teeth of mammoth
rhinoceros and reindeer.
Close to the skulls lay more than 500
fossil snails, several calcinous stones,
with holes in the middle, a rude figure
cut out of a mammoth's tooth, with a
hole running through the middle. This
discovery is the first of the kind in
Austria and is highly important from
being a proof that there were human
beings in the mammoth period. Vienna
Cor. London Standard.
cury, Iodide potach, and still fenra aches and
p-ilns, KuconaValcheailn month, SonTarw
a-iwpiea,voperoioraa.poM,aiic-eraon any
it yon hare taken mrr-
onaelcolot-ea stool
part of tho body, Ilnfr or Kyebnwi fulling
oat. it Is this Mrohllltle BlXsOls roisos
that we guarantee to care. We solicit the ruo-u
obstinate, eases and challenge) the, world for
a cbm we cannot care Thlsdiseasebasaiwayt
named the skill of the nortemlnens physi
cians. SJ00,M0 capital behind our nncondl
Clonal guarantee. Anaoluteproorssentspaledob
application. Address COOK. BEMIOV CO.,
AiUM to ASM atasonle Temple, CUcuo, IM.
Are near at
honrl eeri k
6?7ZJ' greater ao
buainew than has ever been known, because of
the prolonged depression In all lines. Those
who attend the PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
now, will be prepared for (rood positions when
th is coming wave ol prosper! ty sweeps over tha
land. Bend for catalogue. Address A. P. ABM
mora, Principal, Portland, Oregon.
HAVE
YOU
GOT
PILES
ITGHIWC FIXES known by tnrMtnr
II at praplrUgji, mum intense ltctiinf
when warm. Tliii form and BLLKIJ,
JLllLNi or VROTUUViHd VlhSM
TIf.LD AT ONCE TO
DR. B0-SAN-KO S PILE R&MEDY,
which svot diractlr on puts Affected,
BkMortM tumor, aUlitys itching ;ffeottac
ftpermatirmtcura. Price 60a. IrucKiBt
OC assess L lit. JBUatsVOjU), PhiisyUljtaXlsli. JP4,
n
. G iial'i"-
i m mi lift mi u
OottiuMptlVsM And people
5 who hftTe weak tuuxaor Atb
n., bookl oee Plio'iCnrefor
IConeuuptlon. It bM eared
thnammtd: It bu not .nni
M one. It ii not ba to tibfe.
Uifttb beatoouirbtrnip.
80 ta rywiiere. mGns,
If
Not Out of Style.
Have you an old gown? Probably you
have a great many. Perhaps you regard
all your costumes belonging to that stage
known as "old." Now, you know that
age, while it makes an old woman, does
not make an old dress. The only thing
that really makes an old dress is having
it get out of style, and then, be it ever
so recently bought and ever so lately
finished, it is old, because it isn't in the
tyle. Now, the pretty little round
Waists which you wore last year, and
which looked very nice, are old because
they are too short in the back. But yon
can remedy all this if you desire by
piecing down the length with a deep
and abundant fringe. Chenille or silk
or tasseled fringe may be sewed on and
let hang in perfectly straight lines
around the hips, producing the fashion
able effect of the long basque so much
desired. St. Louis Republic.
American Women In Paris.
An exchange for women's work has
been opened by the ladies of tho Ameri
can colony in Paris on the plan of the ex
change in this country. American pies,
cake and other specialties are provided,
a circulating library has been organized,
and once each week musical matinees
are given by the best artists under the
patronage of the ladieB who are inter
ested in the enterprise. Paris Letter.
A Woman's Way of Doing Good.
A lady living at Birmingham, in every
case of conviction In the local police court
for cruelty to animals, cuts out the news
paper report and incloses with it a postal
order for half a crown and posts it to the
constable who prosecuted. Several officers
have been the happy recipients of this re
ward, but no oue has the least Idea from
whom the money comes. Loudon Tit-Bita,
THE STATION DESPAIR.
We ninai mini th conductor, most uralvl
Whv mllllnne or millions before
Usee mmle this same Journey securely
Ami come l thai ulllmBte shorn.
And we. e IH nwh II In season;
And ah what a welcome is therol
Kettn L Hie ' oul o( alt rwusiu
loiiup at ihesinllon lwt.pali'1
Ave. inlilnlulils and ninny a potlna
Of iroulile and sorrow have we.
As we (ou'iiev ',m o-""! t" ocean,
From sea inilo ulilinale sea.
ro thai deep sea or was, and all silence
Ot iiamion. concern, ami of car
Thai vn.-l -u-a ol Kilenwl islands,
lain 1 slop al Ihe station lesialrl
to forward, whalevet my follow,
Oo liH-wnrd. friend, red or alonos
Ah. me. to Imp ntt in some hollow
Ot ten. In the nlitlil and unknown. .
Usui off like liiler; try to hide yon
r'mm amiela. all waiting you llinrel
Oo forward; whatever la-tide you.
Dun t etou al that siaiion Ihwnalri "
JmUln Miller In St. Caul Uloba,
XUMIiKR EIOHTEEN.
"Now. No. 13, finish your ironing, for
t want you in the storeroom.
No lb did not answer me. but bent
net head assentingly As she did so I
noticed a tear fall from her eyes.
I was interwied in this prisoner, for
she was far above the usual class of
criminals, for I was at the time of whic
I write second wardress of one of the
eoiinty prisons. 1 had noticed her sn
perlority to her fellow inmates. I con
fess that 1 had made ber lot easier in a
good many ways, so on this particular
occasion I needed her help to assort
clothes in the storeroom. V hen she had
finished her ironing we were soon en
gaged at the easier task.
V e were by ourselves, and had not
been five minutes in the room wheusud
denly my charge burst into a fit of sob-
omg. and to my surprise threw hersell
into my amis.
Come, this will never do; what is the
matter?" I said quietly "Suppose the
governor were to come in, what should
i do? Von would get me iuto serious
trouble.
ahe, however, continued to clasp me
around the neck, giving vent to heart
breaking sous.
You really must be quiet and tell me
the reason of this." 1 said, with a tittle
asperity
1 will be quiet, madam, she said.
with great effort; "1 am very miserable
and unhappy.
Of course, I answered as cheerfully
1 could, 'all are miserable who come
here, except the hardened ones, but you
will soon be home again. Una short
month and yon will be with your
friends.
But my child, madam, my dear little
boy, Rhe sobbed, he is ill. and if I do
not see him ere then he may die. All
bis cry is for bis mother and I cannot,
oh, I cannot get to him. What shall I
do? Mr heart almost breaks to soothe
ma pains and troubles. What shall 1
do? Aud she laid her bead on my shoal
ler. with a faint, despairing cry which
wrung my heart, for 1 had two bonnie
children at home aud my heart went out
to her.
How do yon know thisT I inquired
when her grief had subsided.
The lame woman who came in yester
day told me at exercise, and that "my
ooy's only cry was for his mother.
Well, I ropltss. "yonr friends will
take care of him aud a month will soon
pass, take courage." And I kissed her
for 1 was a woman, if a wardress, and apt
to harden my heart at times.
'But none can lage his mother's place.
was all that she could say, then, clasp
ing me suddenly to ber. she whispered
eagerly. -But, if yon choose, yon could
nelp me.
"What do you mean I said.
-In this way she said, "I want to be
at home in three or four days-"
Nonsense." I replied, "yon are losing
yonr wits, get on with yonr work.
She obeyed, bnt continued. "1 know I
can get out if yon will aid me a little
and no one shall be the wiser 1 want
yon to poet me a letter only, and before
long I shall be with my dear boy ." clasp
ing ber hands and looking Intensely at
me.
Now you must pnt such matters en
tirely from you. Supposing." I said, to
nnmor her, "I do as yon snggest and it
was fonnd ont. the consequences would
be I should lose my pension, which is
only a few years off, and 1 have two
children to think of and am a widow."
She was quiet at this for a time and
did her work in a random way; then
suddenly.
-What amonnt of money do you cal
culate would bring in interest equivalent
to your pension?"
"A thousand pounds. 1 said, smiling
and believing that it would put such
thoughts away from ber mind.
She dropped the clothing she held and
seized my hands hrmly. "If yon were
to receive I.U0U wonld you help me:
Swear it by the love yon bear your
children and as yon hope for their we I
fare."
Oh. yes. Ill promise that," I replied
to bmnor ber, for i tbonght she must be
little distracted with grief,
"ttemernber, that is a solemn promise,''
she said and just upon it the bell rang
to close work, and the prisoners began
to troop to their cells.
At the end of another hour my duty
wonld be over for the night, and after
seeing all the inmates of the cells 1
shonld transfer my keys to the night
wardress in charge and go home. When
1 came to No. H't cell 1 fonnd her
calmer and putting her anus around
me she embraced and kissed me, whis
pering 'Good night, dear madam, re
member, and Clod will bless you." 1
passed out and left her for the night,
hoping that she had forgotton ber idea
of the letter. .
As I lived outside I soon put on my
hat and cloak, which covered my prison
uniform, and left for the night, and was
soon at home with my children.
Jndge of my astonishment, after tak
ing off my cloak, when I put my hand
Into my dress pocket, to find an un
stamped letter, which No. 18 had evi
dently slipped there before I left her
cell
It was addressed to a city fifteen miles
away, and my first thought was to de
stroy it and 1 . held it in my hand over
the fire, but my heart gave a leap as 1
thought of her child, and. looking across
the room, saw my own dear boy with
his curly bead bent over his slate, and
my hand staied. I will not bum it, 1
thought. 1 will wait until morning and
think what 1 uitut do for the right; bo 1
laid It on the mantelpiece.
After we bad had tea I left my little
girl of twelve to clear away things while
I went ont to buy eatables for the next
day 1 was away abont an hour, and on
returning my daughter greeted me with
"Mamma, 1 bought a stamp and jiosted
riini letter just in tilno. Another tutu
htfitnti il would have beeti too latol"
'What letter dailiug, was that?"
The you put on the mantelpiece,"
sue iinsvvoivu laugiiiiigiy; "ami yon owe
me a penny fur the stamp, ivmmiibor""
I siMik into a sent., overcome by the
thought that the letter was gone, for
good or evil, anil at the hands of my
child
I had a restless night, and on going to
my duty next morning found my charge
cheerful ,
'I know yon have helped me, I know
it . I have been dreaming of my boy.
and he smd he was better aud would
soon see me,''
Silence. I replied, "I cannot bear
any more of thin I ahull get iuto
troubles"
"No no, you will not; and 1 shall
bless you all my life. But I will say no
more." at which I left her.
Next morning before going on duty 1
received by post a small woodun box. On
opening it I found a bundle of bank notes
and a letter, the notes being in fifties
to the value of 1,000, at the sight
of which my knees shook nnder me. the
perspiration rolled from my forehead
and I nearly fainted. Here was a pre
dicament., but I soon revived and pro
ceeded to read the letter
'Dkak Maium-M)- wife informs me
that yon have consented to help her, and
I have received a letter from her, which
you have dun Id less posted, for which aid.
at her desire, I im-luse yon what yon need.
with many thanks. Burn this and do
not use the notes for some tune, for fear
of suspicion, at any rate, not nntil yon
hear from me again. Tell my wife one
wonl. ins. I ask this as a favor.
I iroped the letter in the fire, and
then, like a guilty thing I hid the notes
under a loose hoard in the attic floor.
When I commenced duty and saw the
anxious mother she looked at me with
eager eyes, and as my liM framed the
word 'Yes,'' the tears rolled down her
cheeks. 'My dear boy. then, is better:
will trouble uo more." 1 left her, think
ing she might, as her boy was better,
now give np her thought of escape and
settle down quietly; consequently my
mind became easier.
Another day pasKed and I left her once
more. All that night it wits very foggy,
and next morning I was to my conster
nation informed that No. 18 bad escaped
during the night, having loosened the
bars of her window, and being a slender
woman had squeezed through ou to the
sloping roof of a building, down which
she had crept, thence down a ladder
which had been left by the paiutera, and
being then in the open yard of the prison
she had taken the ladder to the wall, on
gaining the top of which some help had
been afforded from the outside, possibly
by a rope ladder There all trace was
lost
Of course I was examined, with others,
before the governor, but nothing conld
be elicited, at which I wasmncb relieved
and thankful, and I never enjoyed get
ting home more than 1 did that night
Matters weut on as usual and I bad
not touched my notes; in fact, I seemed
to care nothing for them, when oue
morning, abont six weeks later, 1 re
ceived a bulky package, addressed in a
lady's band, bearing the Canadian post
mark. I broke the seals quickly and
found, to my intense snrprise, bank
notes again to the value of 1 ,000. The
tetter inclosed expluined everything:
My Dkak r kik.vd Yon will no doubt
have wondered many times, with others,
what bad tiecome of No. 18. I am now
Canada with my husband and dear
little boy, who is now, thanks to your
aid and God's blessing, quite well
Yon no doubt know how I escaped.
My husband was to wait for me ouUride,
which 1 knew would be the same night
on the day you gave me his message.
Yes. I expect yon thought I had given
up my idea. I descended by a rope lad
der which my husband bad thrown to
the top of the wall, and behind a fast
trotter was soon in a trusted friend's
bouse, clasped in my child's arms.
May yon never be separated from
your children. I must tell yon in confi
dence that my husband is the third son I
of a nobleman, and was
H Bit A ID Of THI INFANT lit Alt.
Clip the last thirty yesrs or more from th
cciuiuv, and tho tcmimnt will ruiirvweiit the
term ol the imlHiiimlcd popularity of Hostel.
tm-'iiS-omsch lllirers. Th oni'llllltf of Ihtt vi'ur
IstM will lie KlKiisllmvl ly Ihu psarama of a
fri-Mi AIiiihohi nl tne miters, in ivoumi iiicuscm,
derivation and action of tit 1st worlil-liiminiH meil
iolnu will tie lucidly set forth. Kvuryhodj
should rcsd It. The ciilcinliir mid iwtrotinmlesl
Kulcnlatlona to b found ill this brochure arc al
ways iialotilahtiiKiy accurate, mid the statistics,
iilUMtratlollH, 11 ll llior HlHl oilier rcauniK oiaiuir
rich In Internet and lull ol profit. The Hosteller
Company of l'ituhurit, I'u., publish it lllciil
sclvo. I hey employ more tlian sixty hands In
the incchsiiloal work, and more than eleven
mouths tti Ihr year arc cotnumvd III its prepara
tion, It cull be obtained, wltliout cot, of all
driisKlUS and country ilcnlcrs, and Is printed III
KiiKllnh, (Jermttii, French, Welsh, Norwegian,
Sweillnh, Hollaing Htilieuilaii and Spanish,
tf those who are senrchlnn after a "sure enre
for drunkenness" wo -Id quit drlnkliia while
they aro loolug for it, thuy would tlnd ll,
A HOimKHOI. UEMBUY.
Abtcocn's Porous Plastkhs are the only
reliable plasters ever prodtioad. Fragrant,
clean, Inexpensive and never falling, they
fully meet all the requirements of a house
hold remedy, and should always be kept
on hand, For the relief and ours of weak
baok, weak muscles, lameness, stilt or en
Isrged Joints, pains In the ohest, small of
the baok and around the bins, strains,
stitohea and all local pains, Aliiocx's Poa
oi'H Plahtkss are unequaled,
Ak lor Ai.i.oei-K's, ami let no solicitation
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stitute.
liHANDHiTn's Pn.u avert disease.
Love is that sort of tlilnii which makes a
man's l-siik account ot fr-IKI seem abundantly
large to k to housekeeping on,
UOITT'ft SCHOOL roll BOYS,
Mllllinie, S.n Mateo county, Cat, prepares boys
for t'nlvcrslty or business. Uradustcn admitted
to the siate and stsiiford Universities without
examination, Next term boln January 2, ism,
Scud lor dialogue. Ira O. Hutu, !'n. !,, Muster.
CATAKItlt CANNOT BB CiritKM
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. ss Iher cannot
reach the seat of the dliwac. Catarrh ta a blood
or constitutional dlat-aae, slid In order to cure II
on inunt lane iniernai remedies, nsirsi aiarrn
'lire is taken internally, and acts directly ou
e b ood and mucous surfaces. Hall's I'aianh
i:ur is not a quack medicine. It was preacrllied
by oue of Hie beat phyalctaun in this country
for years, and la a reular (mwrlpllnn. It la
composed of tho beat lotilce known, combined
with the beat blood purlllers, acting directly on
the mneou surfaces. The iwrfi'il combination ol
the two lmrretlleuis is what prodm es such won
derful rcoll in curing catarrh. Si-nd lor testi
monials, (ree. F. J, I'll KN Ely t o.,
rrops., toieao, u.
Sold by druggists; price, "S cents.
Use Kuameline 8 tor Polish ; no dust, bo smell.
Tst Gsrmia for breakfast,
w
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by the women who
are ailing and suf
fering, or weak and
exhausted. And, to
every luch woman,
help If guaranteed
by .Doctor i'lercel
Favorite Prescrip
tion, t or young
girls Just entering
sl womannoou; wo-
men at the critical
"change of life": women approaching
confinement; nursing mothers; and ev
ery woman who Is " run-down " or over
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strengthens, and regulates, no matter
what the condition of the system.
It'g an Invigorating, restorative tonic.
a soothing and bracing nervine, and the
only guaranteed remedy for "female
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ing-down sensations, periodical paint,
tti-t-nvf Ion. inflammation, nnd every kin
dred ailment, if it ever fails to benefit 01
cure, you havo your money back.
Catarrh
la a Constitutional Dlaeaao
Aud Kequlres
A Constitutional Romody
Like Hood's Hsriaparllla, which, working
through the blood, permanently cures Catarrh
by ertilleating the Impurity whluh causes
am promotes tha dlsesia, Thousands ol
people tesllfy to the iiiceess of llood'i Harsa.
parllla as a remedy for Catarrh wheu othes
preparations had failed. Hood ' ssrsapa
rtlla also builds lip the whole system, and
makes you fed renewed lu health sud strength.
Take Hood's Barsaparllla, because i
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CUaREES
HOOO'rt PllX8iirll L'vcr Ills, llillous-w-s,
Jaumllc-e, Indigestion, Mi'Mlcailsche.
IS
Iti nisi r&r
TUG Best
fatcrproor
Coat
In the
WORLD I
LIOECER
ThariSIl llltANI) SUCKER Is wsrrsnlsd Sratsr-
twnuf. ami will kwo vou trv la I ho hardest storm. ThH
new POMMKI, Sl.ll'KKH Is a partact rllliigsost,andl
oovsrallsisnllressilille. nswsrsiariinusuuas- IWil
liuj s oust If tlis " nan nrsnd" la not tat 11. nin.trs-i
Hal I'aialosiw rrc. A. J. TOWER, r-l .o, m.
J.TTENTIQN
C3
We have )ust Issued sn elegant IM-pags Illus
trated catalogue oi
FIREARMS AHD SPORTING GOODS.
It you are In need of anything In this line, send
us your name and wa will send you one by re
turn mail. Address
THE H. T. BiSON IMS CO.,
93 rirat Street, Portland, Or.
Irooklyn Hole
mm Bus. St, San Francisco.
This favorite hotel la nnder tha management
of Oil A 111. KH MONTUOM IC H V. and Is as good II
not ihe best Family and Busbies Men s Muled
lujlan Franolsou,
Horns Comforts! Colsioi Ooexcsliedl
rirst-elaM service slid thy highest standard of
reapeelablllty guaranteed. Our room watwl oa
suriHMird lur arofarM and cowOW, Board and
room per day, tl.iHI, II. M, 11.76 and fJ.UOi board
and room per week.W toll.! single rooms, too
to 11. free coaob to and (ram hotel.
aX,
SL . tX W -S K-tl
f DR. GUMS
ONION
srnup
FQH COUGHS,
COLDS
AND CROUP.
GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE.
to raumi s faailW nl nine children, an? onlr ran
erfy tor UohsIis, tlol.il a -id Croup was onion syrup. It
ifinta.ir,iivji i-dir ss it was rone mars mo.
Now my grsndohllrfra-t IsSs Pr. Oitnn'soiilon Syrup
whloh Is slrsedT prslMirml end more elsasait lo the
tsala. Bold ar whare. Larsa boll I .a SO swita.
1'aAe Bo substitute lerii. There's uoiluag as good.
KIDNEY,
Bladder, Urinary and Liver Disease Dropsy
(travel and Diabetes are oured by
HUNT'S REMEDY
THI
K8T KIDNEY
AND LIVER
MEDICINE.
SVSjSsaSjSjSjSSjsvsjSjsvsjsySjSisistsjiSjSisvessej'
The Best
"V... 1m.lt II II m m Bl
Wets., and
LOO per Bottle;
Onaoentadose.
This Gbiat Corson Curs promptly cures
-where all others fall. Coughs, Croup. Bore
i, w nooping t;ougn ana
imotlea it las no rival!
has cured thousands, and will CURB TOO
Supporting the Principle.
Last June a young man was arrested
in Natick, Mass., because he would not
pay his poll tax, amounting to two dol
lars, and be hits been kept in jail ever
since at an expense to the taxpayers ot
$1.73 per week. The town is losing
money on the transaction, but it is vin
dicating an eternal principle with great
success, New York Tribune.
Government Control of Telephones.
At the end of next year the Telephone
Company of Anntria will cease to exist,
the government assuming control of all
the telephone lines in the kingdom.
New York Journal.
Mrs. Gladstone is said to be hardly in
ferior to ber husband in energ) and in-
tistry. She has always been interested
In charitable and church work and In
politics, and hits at the same time main
tained close watch upon her household
affairs and ber children.
oHIkOH'S BELLADONNA PLA8TKR Jbo.
FILO H'SCATARRH
starr h? This remedy la msran.
toed to cure you. Prion, oUcta. Injector f re
talren in tin,, frbild lie IrrUfiTff lata nn a Sruarw
onioriuiiaieiv i ante. For a Lame rwca or inifc
i,4 i. .l.fH. ,l ..... ,.., th. I BHIkOH'S BgLLAlHIKHA rUDlSS
of a lot of sharpers and forgers, and
they nsed him as a tool for passing
forged notes. I unknowingly got one of
those notes, and tendering it. was ar
rested and suffered imprisonment for it.
as yon know and thns did not involve
my husband. I was aware that when
my time in prixon was over that we
should leave the country, as my hus
band had con fewer 1 all to his father
with a desire to mend, and he promised
to start ns to Canada with -".(M0 Then
uiy boy fell ill and yon know "the rest.
The hrst notes yon received from my
husband, I may at once say, are all for
geries. Fray forgive me my rose, but It
was the only way I conld see ont of the
diflit-ulty. I heartily hope yon have not
nsed any, bnt awaited this letter.
Burn them, every one without fail,
and If I UliKtit ml vine you. as possibly
yon may have some compnnction to nse
even the good notes for yourself, invest
them for your children, and may it be a
blessing to them. Good by, ray friend;
my little son sends his love and a kiss to
the kind lady who let his mamma come
to see him when he wanted her so badly."
Did I do ritrht or wronor? New York
World
In Charge of Una Family Forty Years
The postoffice at South Deerileld, N.
11., has been in charge of one family for
over forty years. F. J. White was ap
pointed postmaster by President Pierce
and held the office for thirty-flve years.
At the time of his deatb bis ton,
Charles E.. was appointed and held the
position nntil 18H8, when another son,
W. It. White was appointed, which po
sition be held until the first of the pres
ent year.Exeter Letter,
Valued Indorsement
of Scott's
Emulsion
is contain
ed in let
ters from
the medi
cal profes
sion speaking of its gratify,
ing results in their practice.
Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with Hypo
phosphites can be adminis
tered when plain oil is out of
the question. It is almost
as palatable as milk easier
to digest than milk.
Prapsnd hr Kefttt A Bowne, K. T. All drnaalstc.
Christmna Gift
or the beat addition to one's own library Is
WEBSTER'S IHTEHNATI0IIAL DICTIONARY
The New
"Vpabrldtvtt."
Ten years spent
revising, lis) editor
employed, and over
$W0,(sJU expended.
A Grand Edsester
Asrssst l the Times
A Library la tllsH
Invaluable la th
braisebnld, and to
the teat-her, profes
sional man, or self-educator.
Bald by All Bmkttllm.
O. Jt C. Merrlnm Co.
SpHitaflrlii, Ma
WEBSTER'S
lNTERWDlHAl I
atliiiuns. V
I CSimltorfrproapsetus.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures Brlght's Dlsesat, Retention or Non-ra-tenilou
ol Urlns, fains In tlie Back, Lulus of
Hide,
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures Intemperance, Nervous Plseases, (letters
Debility, yeuiale Weaknes and Kaosase.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures BUtonsneaa. Readaehe, Jaundice. Hour
buimaoh, Dyspepsia, Constipation and I'llo.
HUNT'S REMEDY
AO t ft AT attVV. on the Klasiere. I tvee
and Ma wrle, restoring them to a healthy ao
tlon, and I I HM when all other mnllnluaa
tall. Uundreds have been saved who hare been
given ap to die by Irtenda aud physicians.
I BOLD HV A IX slKtiUUlM I N.
MAOTADES, PARADES,
Kverrlhins In the sbove line. Coatnmee. Wis.
Beards, rroperllea, lira and Play Hoiks, etc.,
Iiirnlahed at greatly reduced rales and In supe
rior qnsllly by the oldest, largest, best renowned
and therefore only rtlittbU THratriml Napplg
HauH on th Pacific Cbtut, Correspondence so
lhtlted. GoLramux 4 Co., 36, is and SO U'Karrell
street, also tra Market si reel, Han Kranelseo. Wa
supply all TheaUri on th Voatt, to whom w re
speatiully refer.
1I0TIVE POWER!
HERCULES
GAS and
GASOLINE
BosTca-iasrics.
PALlEi ft ELY, sai Francisco, Cal. ui PartUBd. Or,
DOCTOR
Pardee's Remedy,
THE GREAT CURE
KOR
INDIGESTION
-AND-
FilAZER AXLE
BistiatbeWorldinnrAOr
Got the 6eniB8ili(rlIr
eatainst wuuiiaii, Agent, rortlaBd.Or.
EOCENE.
msn Bliclnre expressly (or KAM1LV tug.
IT IN A FKKtrBOT 1 t.I.l'lWIM ATOB.
II l Blltn al it ss TFT,
it is or UNiruHM qualitt.
We guarantee It to be the miohwt rossiSLS
oaiusor iLLiiaiXiTiseoii. Ask tor It.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
MRS. WINSLOWS Sos7AVNa
- rOR OHILDgfBN Tf ITHINO
Verssleayallllretatsta. Oeats WUIa.
CONSTIPATION.
Regulator of ths Liver and Kidneys
-A BI-KCiriO FOR
Serofnli, Rheomatfsm,
Silt RheoiOp Keanlgia
Ind 111 Otber Bltodud Skin Diietiei.
tt Is a positive care tor all those painful, doll
Cate coniplalnu and onmpllcatecl troubles and
weaknesses common among our wlvea, mothers
and daugnters.
The effect le Immediate and lasting. Two or
three doses ol Da. fsausa'a Kssmuv uken dally
keeps Ihe blood Cool, the liver and kidneys act
ive, and wilt entirely eradicate from the system
all traces ol Htirolula, Bait Hheuro, or any other
form of hloo4 disease.
No medicine ever Introduced In this country
has met with such ready sale, nor given such
universal satisfaction whenever used as that ol
un. rsai'Bsa nanauv.
This remedy has ttan naaMl In that hAmli.la
throughout the old world for the psat twenty
Hve years as a spentflo for the above diseases,
and It has and will cure when all other so-called
remedies fall.
Bend for pamphlet of testimonial! from thoae
who have been cured by Its use. Urugglsu sell
ll at 11.00 per botUe. Try II aud be oouvlnoeU.
For sale by
MACK & CO..
9 and II Front St., San Franelgoo.
A HOLIDAY . PRESENT
In the Jewelry Line is always: welcome.
. can get what you want at
Vou
A. FELDENHEIMER'S
LEADING JEWELER OF PORTLAND, OR. '
Diamondg, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Clockg, Spectacles, Spoons, Opera-
uinsses, eic. .?
COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED.
B&kin& Ponder
Purity and
Leavenin&PovVer
UNEQUALED.
CASH PRICES
To Introduce our rowder, we bare de
' termiuedtodlstrlhnte among the consnm
rs a number of (A Mil PHiZKB. To
the person orolnb returning nsthelargest
nombur ofcertlllcates on or before June 1.
1894, wewill give acaah priseofglUO, and
to th n t umeit, nnmerous other prises
waging from to 75 IN OAHU,
OOSSET & DEVERS, PORTLAND, Or.
IKOIIBi
TORS on IrisTALMf INTR, Best makes.
iowest prices. Hend for catalogue.
W.V. HKAilll, Hlpon. t!sil.
N. P, N. U. No. 621 -S. F. N. TJ. No. 608
DROP IT
IF YOUR BUWNKH8 B0E8 NOT PAY.
Chickens are easily and successfully
raised by using the Petaluma. In
puDatorg- nd Brooders. Our 11
,uavra,eu i-.nisiosue U-
iodera
L-Tls all
about It.
n,!j. re., uy poiuiry raisers, nee tne mnchlnos In oner
our einiuit wun tne KorwalK Ostrtnh Farm. Midwinter lf.,fr h, . .,,!..
irrla
'lice kll ler and mvi-pv mh..
Hee the mnchlnos in operation at
onrimms ana all glnda of eKgs. Ontalogue free; If vou want It. write
if i 1 1 dbt Tm I aa a i..i,n.n
7&0-76.i 764-'
ii, ii yiu wmni ,
-764 Ualu suuet, T'uialuma,
Cal.
IT 18 IGNORANCE THAT WASTEb
EFFORT." TRAINED SERVANTS USE
SAPOLIO
RHEUMATISM CURED BY THE USE OF
ftloore's Revealed Remedy.
S2iV,f,S Siuu AMtu KKsfKUV my husband was relieved from an old case of
MATItlM whan th beat doctor I ooufd get did him no gnnd. Yo
fOUB T
IUU, R,
TOVB OMV99U11,
Yours In gratitude
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