The Oregon mist., April 13, 1894, Image 4

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Ai-tlnt Mid Amateur. '
A. criMc, who was recently asked to
doflno the line between artist and ama
teur, stated that an amateur's sketches
were labored and finished np to invite
favorable criticism, while the artist's
sketches - were broad' and unfinished,
suggesting Inuch' t6 'himself only.
Could ' not the dividing line be better
defined? The amount of time spent on
sketch' often depends upon opportu
nity. When the time is not needed else
where, one quito able to sketch in the
boldest, most rapid style may prefer to
go tin and produce -a picture, trusting
to the inspiration of the present rather
than of tho future, and to vision father
than memory, If something greater is
to be subsequently developed from the
work, it will be no less suggestive be
cause of its finished character.
It may not be easy to define the divid
ing line between artists and amateurs,
but it is easy to point out a well recog
nized one that is identical with it the
one that is drawn between poets and
mere writers of verse. Art Amateur,
The Right Kind.
The following story, told of the late
Senator Stanford, is characteristic of the
man. Be was always a cheerful giver,
but preferred paying for work to emp
tying his purse. One day he found a
dilapidated cab on the avenne, with a
half clad man upon the seat. "Why are
you standing here in the cold?" "1
'pects it's 'cause I'ze got too shabby,
sir," said the man. "Do yon believe
that horse could carry me to the capi-
tol?" inquired Stanford. "Yes, sir."
"Try it, then," was the response. And
all that winter the man Tho owned the
finest horses in America jogged along
behind tho rusty steed. That there was
a change, ia that poor driver's fortunes
by the spring everybody knew. Ram's
Horn. ,
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the GrM f Cod-liver Oil
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AN AUBUM MIRACLE.
AN ACT OF HEROISM ' IS FOL
' LOWED BY DIRE RESULTS.
Edward Donaelly Saves a Life Almost I
, ; at the Cost of His Own After Years
' of Suffering He Is Restored to Health I
! His Story as Told to a Reporter of
, the Auburn Bulletin. ; -
Auburn (H. Y.) Bulletin.) 1
It is on record that upon a chilly April
day, a few yeais ago, an eight-year-old
boy tell into the East river at the foot of
East Eighth street, J?ew ork. and when
all efforts to, rescue , him had failed,
Edward Donnelly, at risk of bis own
life, plunged into the water and, when
himself nearly eKliausted, saved toe nuy
from drowning. . It was humane sod
self-sacrificing deed, and received le ,
served commendation in all the news
papers.' .
11 here is a sequel to this accident, how -
ever, which thns far has not been pub -
lished.J It is to the ettect that lonnellyt
was paralvzed as a result of the cotdl
plunge and came near dying, i Auburn
people have known the family, his wife
beinir Amanda drantman and his sister
Mrs. 8.' D. Corrv of 21 Moravia street.
Donnelly, himself describes the rescue
and the result: . ' '; ' '-
' I was general1 foreman of the F.' A.
Mulgrew Saw Mill, foot of Eighth street.
New York, on the East river. It was on
the 20th of April, 1889, that tbe boy fell
into the river and 1 rescued him from
drowning" At that time I was in the
water so-long that I was taken, with a
deathly chill, and soon became so Stif
fened up and weak that I could neither
work nor walk. - For some time I was
under treatment of Dr. George McDon
ald, who said I had locomotor ataxia.
He finally gave me up, and on tbe 1st of
June, 18ii2, my wife snd I came up to
Auburn. , t, , t.'w .4 J i
. " When the disease, first came upon
me the numbness began in my heels,
and soon the whole. of both mv feet be
came affected. There was a cold feeling
across the small of my back and down
wards, and a sense of soreness and a
tight pressure on the chest. The numb
ness gradually extended nn both lezs
aiuJUiuta tbaW er paxtof 4uy body-1
felt that death was creeping up to my
vitals. I was still taking the medicine
(-it wasr iodide m I0ta99inm,' Tsaid hi
wife), and was being rubbed ami having
plasters put" all over my' bodyrtmt with
no benefit.
W I sent ;to the Qias. H. Sagar Com
pany, the popular Auburn druggists and
chemists, at 109 and 111 Genesee street,
and - got three ,bexes of Dn. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People and began tak
ing them. Ia three -weeks' tini I was
so improved that from being helpless, I
was able to help vself and to get up
and go tuwork.aad to walk every day
trom yo. 74 w alnut street, where 1 then
lived, to Qsborne'a New Twine Factory,
Seymour and Cottage streets more than
mile : where I was then, era ployed, bjt
all the while I was taking Pink Pills.
Then Dr. Patchen of Wisconsin, an
uncle of my wife, who was here on a
visit, began to poo-hoo at me for taking
Pink Pills, and finally persuaded me to
stop taking them and-let him treat ' me:
When he returned to the West he left a
prescription with Dr. Hyatt of Anbufn,
who also treated me. But their treat
ment did me no good, and-after a while
the old trouble returned and I wae geV
ting bad again. Then I began' to fake
i'lnt fins; have taken them ever since;
am taking them now; have taken in all
nearly-twenry boxes at an entire oust of
tese than- f 10 (my other, treatment cost
me ft pileot money), and again I am
well and able to work.
"lf I was able, I would at mv'Wn
expense publish the virtues of Dr. Will
iams' fink fills to tbe whole world, and
especially in New1 i"orkrity, where I am
mnco netter jenown than 1 am here.1-
Dr. Williams' Pink P Is for Pa e Peo-
pla-withoat doubt-mark th boginaiog of
a more neaiiniui era. iney were Bret
compounded by an eminent practitioner
an used as a -prescription for many
years in general practice with almost In
credible Buocew. They are now given-to
tue puouc as an unianing Diooa Duilder
and nerve restorer, curing all forms of
weakness arising tfrom a watery addi
tion of the blood or shattered nerves,
two frnitful causes of almopt every ill
that flesh is heir. to. These pills are also
a spec ice lor the trotiWes peculiar to fe
rn alee, such as suppressions, all forms of
weakness-, chronic ronstination, bearing
down pains, etc., and in the case of men
will give, speedy relief and effect a .per
manent pure an an case,' arising ,lom l
mental jtiirry, arerworr or: excesses pf ,
whatever nature. The oilis are sold bv
all dealers, or will be seBt- post-paid on
receipi pi price (ou cents a nox, or six
boxes for $2.6K-they are- never -sold in
bulk or by the' 100) by addressing Dr.!
Williams' Medicine Co.. Schenectady.
N.Y. "
HI. tUllglo
John Field, the pianist, via an Irish
man who studied with an Italian,
Clemente, and lived In Russia. He
toved champagne and washed, bfs'own
clothes. When he was dying, some one
sent for a priest, who went' to bis bed
side and whispered, t'Are yon a Cath
olio or a Protestant?" : Tha dying man
reviyed sufficiently to sigh ont; ."Nei3
ther.- I m-a pianist," and immediate-
Iy expired. Philadelphia Press.
The most expensive royal regalias in
the world are those of the matarajah of
collar containing1 fi09 'diamonds, ar
ranged in five rows, some as large, as
walnuts. . Top and bottom rows t ot
emeralds of equal fcizo relieve the luster
of the diamonds. ' '
ICiief , Otan, tha kirangrontang. fom. .
the Javanese village in the Midway,
has arrived at thePhiladelphia aoa.
Otan ia used to first class Java coffee.
v-ujf ieiui mm rum ino nn i
station at Altoona Wal declined. Otan f
knows railroad coffee. '
Borax is an ' Excellent washing pow
djr. The women of Belgium and Hol
land' are noted for their snowy linen.
Ibey
ly attain thia desired rerolt by
rise
of borax a handful to 10 gallon of
wi ""
water,
OWIQQINS' BANKING METHODS,'
Hot to
Popular In Indlaaa as They Were
I Krstnhllo.
Mr. Zlmrt Dwlrains, who Is 'now traitor
bait at Fowler, 1 ml. , churned with eninesv
sling ths funds ot t he local bank, Is one or
ths numerous Napoleons uf finance who
came to uncf duriiiK the panic ut liwt sum-
ner. Dwluglns began his financial caret
lu Oxford, lnd., where his first enterprise.
j ZIMKI DWIGGINS. . I
waa the organization of the Commercial
bank. After establishing that concern bis
meteoric course begau throuKh a number
of Iudiana towns, and he acquired possea
ion or control of a Veritable chain of banks
throughout the state. Then he went to
Chicago, where, with the aid of others, lie
opened the Columbia National bank. Later
be obtained a firm bold on other batiks in
Indiana, which fed the Chicago institution.
Throughout the Hoosier St,ate the mpid
It J with which Dwiggins had risen in the
world was a source of endless talk, and
1 evrv one marveled . at ula success. ! Une
- ) and all gladly placed their hard earned
savings in the side Issue concerns oi me
new banking genius, thinking a man who
I could ascend to the heights of a presidency
I In Chicaito banking circles piust indeed be
I a financial heavyweight.
I ' the blind faith of the Indiana people in
uwiggins' anility was suown wueu uie
state banking department claimed to hare
discovered faults in . bis methods and warn.
ed the shareholders of his banks. j Hut
those most vitally ' interested seemed to
have more confidence in Dwiggins than in
the state department, whose officers could
not reach the "Napoleon,' as the state
banking laws were ; too narrow. ' Some of
the stockholders who refused to take notice
of: official declarations against Dwiggins
know more than they did then, since they
have bad to pay some liberal assessments
on their stock,
When be organized his chain of Indiana
banks, Dwiggins wet to towns that offered
favorable opportunities for opening banks
and interested residents of influence, and
they took part in the enterprises. It is said
by state banking department officials that
these banks were capitalized at from f-!u,
000 to toO.Onu each, but were operated on the
money of depositors; that tliey were at first
managed as private concerns, but when
well established Dwiggins reorganized the
banks, sold the stock and gava notes forth
shares lie retained forblmself.
Another of Dwiggins' conceptions was
uie lofted btates Loan and Trust companv
of Oxford, which was supposedly connected
with his "system." It was capitalized at
$1,100,001), but the state department called
t be capital "apparent." Dwiggius claimed
the indorsements of Senator Sherman for
hi trust company and said that John I).
Rockefeller had offered to buy $1,000,000 ol
its bonds as an investment.
j Zimri went up like a rocket and came
down like the stick. He was ousted from
his throne of fame and shoved through the
Blougb of ignominy, all because one of L u
cle Sam's bank -examiners thought fit to
inquire into bis banking methods Protests
availed naught. There wasn't enough mint
ey to carry on business, and the Columbie
National bank remained closed. Then came
the pathetic side of the story. Hundred
off hardworking Indianana had their last
dollar in Dwiggins' country banks, and one
by one these concerns went to the wall. In
Chicago two or three small concerns weut
down with the Columbia.
'lon live the commune!"
A Cry Which Startled anil Enraged tht
1 Thfiwwsunf,nimhlatrailnmli lnIl.Jt
seems to threaten a reign of terror in the
French capital, a condition which ia likely
to test the resources of the government and
tbe courage of the bourgeois. Significant
ol tbe prevailing spirit of unrest was a re
ceot scene in the chamber of deputies.
During a debate on the arrests of anarch
M.TrVlIl!KSHOT;Tlsa"VlVE LACOMMCKBf
IN THE FKENCB CHAMBKK OF DKI'LTIES,
IsM- M.-Thivrier, a Socialist-labor deputy
who always wears a blouse in token of bi
allegiance to tbe workingmen, jumped tip
and shouted, "Long live tbe commune!" i
A will scene ot disorder followed, anil
there were load cries of "Expel him!" M.
Toivrier refused to lwithdraWi the words,
and a motion for bis ixpulaion Wftrf carried.
As be refused to leave thej chaiqber tbe
president suiipended the sitting for Wlf so
hour and ordered tbe chamber to be cleared.
Tbirrier fcnd biaf friends ref nituig to leave. 1
tbe former was: ejected by ;tue military.
After- the ailjoqrummt the proceedinga
were "of a moat ' disorderly nature, cries of
"Murderer" "Communards!" being free
Jy uttered.
- M . Tblvrier la a wealthy wjne merchant,
but be comas legitimately by Ms sympathy
with tbe working people. It began wbeti,
at tht age of 12. be went to work in t be coal
mines of CouimentryJIji labored.SU yearu
Ip tbe mines and tbeq turned hia attention
to vlnegrowing and winemaking, in which
business be quickly amaw-ed a fortune, life
baa been a deputy three or four yeanif v 4i
' i ld the Next thing.
''Tea, tbe tribes elected him king, and as
soon as they elected him they said 'Hull,
king!'" ; : r - . ;' ; ;
''And what did he do when they said
Hall kiugf "
VHe immediat
mediately began to reign." New
Trk Press.
., ., b Plae to Go. .. , , i, . j . t
f'How have you managed to acquire so
profound a knowledge of men?" asked Tin-
ther,-toR5fPhu'0PUci wrifcer-, ' '
' T.T T . n ana con'
slant study of women," replied the savant.
-Puck.
KATI6 GOT-STPUCK ON, 'THE STAGE.
Arran, aim. ujen, no wonuner urmcryiai
"1'is throuultt Ol'm havln av late.
Uow kin Ul be alsy whin Ui'm alnioath drnv
crasy
Along o' me big daughther Kstef '
Hu, ill way alio is set In la fairly dUtliraitlut
, fbuli eaiuilHUie t vatrloal ruiv.i
As Dt'ui a tune wlililer, there's no llvln wld her
, binee Kslte gut stliruck on the stage.
fhe' at tho tVayter till midnight or later;
Comes home wld a tough luokln beam
She says )u' a "Imw" tu an operny troop
; JMiat dai is Ui'ai sure 01 don't know,
lli. tolls her that yet ahs will be a aouurette,
Thotnth the colleen Is not yet av age.
he will be an actor Ui've loath me charaekter
Hlnce Katie got stliruck on the stage.
Och, nubody knows how shs uses mt clothes .
A-makln thlm Into ensthooms.
fi-om momln till night m Mioe house Isk sight
n id her soens seitln In all the rooms.
Her fayther's old brltohes sbs cuts an shs
stltehea
To oet herallf ut) Mke a "!."
Och, muriher, thlm pagesl They drltses out
rageous.
But she says it's sthoyle on ths stag.
She schares me to death wld the scene from
".Macbeth,"
Whin Ot'm afther a-coln to shleep.
Kor thin she comes walkln snd awfully talkln,
Till the chills un me backbone do creep.
She makes sueh a pother wld the "ghost of me
- tauter," - -
And tells uie. "A vaunt, oult her solghtl"
Until, saints presarve us, 1 do be thot uarvous.
Ol cant slileep a wink all tne nolglit.
tflie says she will shin in the very front line
And dance in the calcium's glare.
While all the old beaux In the bald headed rows
Through their operay glasses will sthar.
She says her new tights is "clean out ov sight,
And that sh will be "all th ruse."
AU the girls In our alley are dancing the ballsy
bince Katie got stliruck on tbe stage.
She w'ahee ran away wld an operay bouffayi
Uot Hthramted In Kalamasoo.
It took Ivry elut I had saved for the rlnt '
To nay her way homo uow, that s tbrue
But sthlll the tutor child, she Is perfectly wild:
Ol l ink Ul will buy me a cage
And lock her up In it till thol bllssld minute
VV bin Katie gets sick av the stage.
WUlard lloloomb In Buffalo Express.
A Night Fright.
With one fearful, tearing wrench I awoke
from sweet unconsciousness to a aenae of
painful alertness.
- I listened, but could hear nothing. There
was a beavy.sudden stillness In the air that
pressed upon my bralu like tbe fumes of a
drug. It seemed as though the aileuoe lb-
self was deafening. .
I half rose from my bed and listened
again breathless. Still the aams awful
quiet, as though the machinery of the whole
universe had ceaaed working. I looked
slowly around the room in the faint sun
light It, was my room, but how changed!
I could not tell what the change was. I
only knew that some awful metamorphosis
had given every object viaible the appear
ance ot death absolute death!
Had the world come to an end? Or was
it simply I who was dead? No, this waa
not death, not my death, for I con Id feel
now the bursting throb of uiy own heart.
. Tbe stillness of everything became more
appalling, more terrible from the fact that
I knew not what It was nor whence it came.
I tried to shriek for help. , . ( :
Not a sound would leave my Hps!
Another moment and I should go mad, it
ah, what a thought! if I were not mail
already. Thin, then, was the meaning of it
all." I waa mad!
With a sudden leap I sprang into tha
middle of I he room and gazed about to meet
what might in my madness come to me.
Then 1 auw wiiat caused tbe horrible
hallucination. The solemn stillness, the
strange quiet, the ghastly loneliness, were
all explained. Three joyous hasty steps,
a few quick turns of the wrist, and all was
righted. With lightened heart, my brain
free from the overwhelming strain, I went
back to bed relieved and happy.
My clock bad stopped. New York World.
v Hard to Wear.
Aunt Fanny was reading to the children.
The czar of Russia had been threatened
with assassination. She explained the sit
uation, telling them wby It was that a
great emperor must live in constant dread
of such a fate, making a little patriotlo
sermon in favor of the man who was "first
in tbe hearts of his countrymen" and end
ing with the quotation, "Uneasy lies the
bead that wears a crown."
''Oh, Aunt Fanny, do they sleep in 'emf"
exclaimed several of tbe children at once.
Detroit Free Press.
Thrifty Device.
Hello, Kiljordau! Ueeu buying a new
overcoat?"
"No. Don't give it away, Sbadbolt, but
it's my old chinchilla. I paid a barber 00
cents to run bis clippers over it." Chicago
.tribune.
J The Sum. ,
He Then what did you marry me forf
She Mam ma figured it up at thetimt
and said It was for about a million and a
hft-Life, -
Agooy.
The music ceased; tbe curtain rose;
I did not heed the play,
Bat gaxed upon hef lovely face
Slie sat two scats away. ; : ;
Her cheeks like tinted apple bloom.
Her teeth like gleaming pearls,
Her eyes as blue as summer sklea,
A wealth of golden curls.
And as 1 gazad Upon her face 1
There came a look of pain. I
Like cloudy shadow o'er the Und .
It passed, then came again. , ,
I saw tlie teardrops in her eyes,
Tbe roeeint fade away, 1 '
I .And that fair cheek grow deathly peje
In speechless agony.
She turned and toothed her escort's arm
Than slowly went away. ,. .
My heart beat fast with sympathy;
I did not heed. tbe play.
He soon returned and took his seat; '
I gazed in great surprise
He read the Question I would ask
Flash f i-oio my eager eyes.
i - - - . ... . i
...Ana as tbe music died awav
t i Ills lips this answer bure; , - i . -r
' "My sister's feet are number Ave,
' Her shoes are number roar."
T CU'l ' '' ':' V'! H'sitoq Globe. ,
f1,"JHKnew.."';
In a school the other dav tha tmuiW.
while examining a class In history, nut the
question,. "Who at present occupies tbe
highest position In Brltainf"
- "Please, sir," said a little fellow gleeful
ly, "the man that tells the weather on tba
top o' Ben Nevis." Tit-Bite. - ,.
Philosophy. ' , .
( "Wimmin,"said Mr.Grogan, molKhty
similar la wan way,"
. ."An fwat's thotf.'? Inquired Mr. Hogaa.
"No mattber how nilnny av thlm you,
git acquainted wld, they're all alike In twin,
different from wan another. "Indianapolis
v wsaH i-.-- v.!
A MOTHKB'S -OMJUON.
Sirs. L. A. I.vford, proprietress of
"The Holly wood," Ut) Turk street, San
Fruiwiisin. savs: "I am absolutely
Biiianed at the great good Calderwood's
Khetiiiiatixm Cure did my daughter
Fiinnie. 8M was alllit'ted in her feet
and ankles with inlluminatory rheuuia-
tism, and had to use crutches to get
about. My family physician irtnneu iter
for several weeks, but the girl grew
worse, and so I sunt 5 to the ulllce of
Cililni wixiil's Kbutiniatlsiii Cure, on the
corner of Market and fourth streets, and
soon a messenger came back with thro
bottles of the remedy, which she began
using, and lieiora tho medicine waa gone
sue liail tnrowii away tier oruicnus, unu
is now sound ana well."
I r,:.-- :; i. -:
! rulverlsed Cork.
Considcrablo nsh is now being made
of tho newly intrciiiiu'ed French article
to which the mono of stibirinu has boon
given. The sulwtnnce wnsista of jml-
vorisod oork of Uiilerent degrees or nne-
mats, kuowu as itiipalimblo, tine, medi
um Hinl coarse, I ho pulverizntton lielug
effectod by very simple uicuiis, tu h us
a horiKontitl gt Itidalouo. Among these
the medium powders have for , some
time been employed in tbe French navy
and by various navigation companies
for painting tho sheet iron unu parti
tions eftlio innidcsuf vossela. Tho effect
of such coatings is said to be to consider
ably diiniiiii.li tho condut'tihllity of the
sheet irou mid tho vibrations so un
pleasant which mo produced us aoou as
tho sea becomes u little rough. Another
use for them cork powders ia in the
prepuratinii of a stilistunce called lie-
gine, which oitislHts uf the powder
mixed with lino .pbiater in the propor
tion of about 10 iht ceut. This liegine
compoKitiou U tnrucd out in all ahaiiea
and sizes and is stated to be sixiuially
useful as n protectiou uliko from heat
or cold, or for partitions, roofs, lofta,
ceilings and coutings of all descrip
tions; also ns pitcking for boilers, ice
houses, conservulorica, coverings for'
wagons, steam piiH'g, ami similar usea
in short, for tbe large numlair of
cases where it is dcairablu to maintain
au equal tcniiHirature. Now VorkSun.
riles So Thick They Put Out the Lights.
About 9 o'clock Tuesday night Buttle
mountain wiis ' Infested with a cloud of
tiny flies that drifted Into the saloons on
Front street in myriads, in many in
stances darkening tho rooms and putting
out the light. When ths pests bad
piissed away it wus found that tho tops
of the lumps were covered an inch and
a half deep and the lamp chimneys
choked. It would apiieur that these
uiinnto Hie were attracted by the lights
in the saloons, mid in countless millions
perished. Ontrul Nevndun. . .
The ronat beef of old England, it ap
pears from tho it'iairt of a committee of
the house of lords, is apt to be best
when it ia Auicricun ruiaed.
The men in theCaucnaiiiuM'ttlt'mcnta
in South Africa ontnumber tho wouieti
by 10 to 1. and spinstera are rare.
TIIK tOMI'I.KVIIIX Of A tlllNKMK
fa not yellower than that of an nnfnrlunsle In
dividual whoe liver eouiidiiinl hsa asaiimed
the chronic form The eselmiuof the suoVrer
aanmie a otfron hue, there lr d. II palu In the
egion oi ine oritsu snceieu, ine tongue ia
iti-l. I resth sour, a ck heailnehea iisusllv hut
not always erur, and tlirre is sonieilnies ulsal
ues on sriilus fnim a sltttiitf mature. t'oitMtl
Mtlon snd dytpepsls are Hlo Attemlnnts ol IhK
vt-ry couinion aiiim-ui. nis in ua asKravni'ii
form, liable to breed sImv,sis ol the liver,
which are vi-rv dangerons. Hosteller's Stomsnh
Blt'ers wholly ersilli-aiea It, ss well as the
troubles eompli ated with It and whlon 11 nrlg
Inster. In chills and fuver. s ejioplalut whleh
nlwas ylelila to the Hitlers, tne liver la serl-
oiilv Involved. This Sue alierstlvo tonlo
moves cos Ivenets and ii d'Kestton, rheumatic,
uervoun and khluey tr ruble ud debit ty.
The aneltr is so absorbed In hi hobby Uistbe
generally Dnaes wnn naiieu nresin,
WATKK MOTUK.
One Tuerk Water Motor, new. that will
develop from 10 to ls-horse power; can be
nau at a sacrifice ny aanressing
- raLMss x itar,
Portland, Or.
rise Knaieeiue Stove Polish: no dost, nn emeu.
SMALL BUT EFFECTIVE,
Was the little Monitor that met tbe Merri
mac at Hamnton rUxvls. Ho too are Dr.
flerce's Pleasant Pellets, effect! veui Conquer
ing the enemy disi-am - t bin you tako a
pill it's an imiortant point to have them
small provided they
have euual strensrtb
eflicacy. You fl
You find what you want in
these little liver pills of Dr. Pierce. They're
Cut up in a better way, and they act in a
etter way, than the bugo old-fashioned pills.
wnat yon want wnen you're "an out or
sort "grumpy, thick-beaded and take a
gloomy view of life, is theso Pellets to clear
up your system and start your liver Into
healthful action. Kick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Constipation. Indigestion, bilious
Attacks, and all derangement of the liver,
stomach and bowels, are prevented, relieved.
and cured. Put up In sealed glass vials, and
always fresh and reliable. 4
JAMRS Wif.MAM CnAIO. V.n.. of Or.iwnrUnpn.
Kj., says: "My wife thinks your llttlo 'Pek.
lota' are the greatest pills out."
T.JACOBS
PAINS AND ACHES.
DROP IT
iKin't nay any but the
We are Pacific Coast
era, rHNiica, (;nponising
"DON'T BORROW TROUBLE." ,BUY
SAPOIIO
Hardware and Builders' Supplies,
2B9 WASHINGTON ST.,
-i -.;st :.f
.,, ATUMfTKd.
0ns and all bear witness to Ancoca's
Poaoo PiAsMaa as invaluabls .ftir their
nurDOsea.
James Hoblnson, ths athletto trainer at
Princeton College, Prlnoeton, N. J says I
i 1 1,..,. t,...A it Imnerstlva to have mire
and arm nla remedies on hand In case of
outs, bruises, strains, sprains, oolds, rheti
matlsm, etc. Hhortly alter snlsrlng upon
uiv nrolesaion I discovered suoh a remedy
InTAi.i.oocs's Posous Plastkm. I tried
,,thr Kin.iare. nut found them too harsh
and Irritating. Ai,t.ootm'a l'oaocs Pi""
gly almost instantaneous ralisf, and their
streiiglhenlng power Is remarkable. In
oases of weak baok put two plaiters on ths
mall of Uie haot ami in a sno nine i
.,iu n.n.l,ur mute severe exorcise. In
" sprint " and " dlstanos " mors and jump-
ng the muiuies or wnuons m u
eet sometimes weaken. This nan invaria
bly be relieved by cutting the plaster In
narrow strips, so as to glvs free motion, and
applying on muoie aneoiou.
fJiAMuasTH'sPaui rectify ths sscretlons,
A Amman who undertook to fight a fire the
other night wus severely lleked by ihs lUmes,
Coughs, folds and son throat quickly
relieved by "Brown' inmcAmf JVoeA.
M cents a box. , ,
Jiweiih was a good you
man, but ho would
,m ur have made a CougruMuiau,
IIEWAKK UK OINTMKNTN KOH VA-
TAKKII THAT CONTAlK MKKC'UKV,
As niereurv will surelv dentrny the wnsa of
smell and nimpieteiy uersinte ine wnoie saiem
wnun en luring tl mrougn inemueoui aurisees.
Sm li arile!s should never lie used MKi'enl oil
iirarorln'lniii from reiiutslile tlisllai, us the
ilsomse itiev will do Is Umlnld to the swsl you
esa hus1 i v derive from thvin. Hall Catarrh
Cure mamihietitred bv t, J Cheney A Co., Tie
Irnlo, ., contains no mercury, and Is taken In
ternsll' , si'tlnf directly iikiii the IiI.h1 and
mii-ou surlanes ol the srsleiii. In buvliis Hall's
Catarrh Ours he sure jtou set ne genuine. It la
taken liileinauy ami uiwio in loimo, umo, uy
V, i. t'hen-y A lo. Testlnioiilsla tree.
faw Bold by d'UKKiaU; pree,7S rents per
Hue.
Tat Oaiaaa for breakfast.
av:
KNOWLEDGE
nringa comfort and Improvement and
tends to isrrsoiial ; enjoyment when
riiihtlv used. The many, who live bet
Ut than others and enjoy life more, with
'! expenditure, by more promptly
iiiapting the world's best products to
the needii of physical being, will attest
he value to health of the pure liquid
uxutive principle embraced in the
remedy. Svrun of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas-
sit to tbe taste, tne rcinsinng and truly
bi'iicticiul tirorsTlics of a perfect lax
ative ; cll'cctunlly cleansing the system,
disiK'lling odds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts nn the Kid
nevs. Liver and Uowcl without wenk
eiiuig them and It is perfectly free from
cvrrv obiecliiiniiblo substnllcc.
Pyrtip of Figs is for sttln by all drug
gists in COc and 1 laittles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Hyrtip
Uo. only, wIhssh name is prlnlea on every
niu kacre. also the name. Hyrup of Film,
and being well informed, you wilt not
accept any auusutuic n uuereu.
VKBV (KTAHIOK,
ttreaa maaa wua
MsiMifturMl by CLOtiBKT A sOKVJCRa, Jort-
Free by IWail
Ua receipt of 0a DoLt-aa
A Whole Garden.
It ns mail von nur llluatrsn-d 0 tslinroa wiileh I
WI1IU-U yooallatwMitU. HunsetWeed and Plaut I
;n. innerwoiHi iisil nursnrr i.e.), m t nauiHiine
o,rre, nu w nKwueo. neiccum m-wus a specielty.
INSIST
ON
HAVIN'O
TUB
Belting, Packing and Hose, Boots and
Shoi'8, Rubber and Oil Clothing,
Druggists Kubbcr Goods,
HARtnUOTCBSO ST
Goodyear Rubber Co.,
TS and 78 first St., Portland, Or.
Writs for catalogue rass.
N. P. N, IT. No, 640-B. F. M. n Vo. 617
OILSr?
!TTTT?TT"!TS?'','
IF YOUK BUHINKHH DOKH MOT PAY.
Chickens are easllr and snooessfully
raised byaainf the Petaluma In
eubatora and Brooder.. Our II
luatraiea caisiosue tuna all
nmtmlnmnt O.Tla
all about II,
Pctsliimall yon want strong, vigorous chicks
Headquarters for Bonn and ;ln'rer t'uttera. Mark
Tools, youn tains, Flood's Roup Cure, Morris
WE5T
CI
- "- u....BW,,c ., un,-MDii',i,:e siuer sou every oiner
article reonlreu by ponltry raisers. Hee the machines In operation at
ourexhll.lt with IheNorwalk Ostrich Karin. Midwinter Fafr, hatching
ostriches and all kinds of cava. Catalogue Iree: If von want It, writ
'TIS HHKAPRR IN THE F.Nn.
GALVANIZED
WIRE NETTING,
1 CENT SQUARE FOOT.
O. B. STUBBS,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
Only a Scar Remains
Sorof ula Cured Blood Purified hy
Hood'o 8raparlll.
"0. 1, Hood A Co., tiowell, Msis.l
"It Is with pleasuis that I lend a testimonial
oouperiilug what Hood's aamaparllla has doue
tor my daughter. It li a woudnrliil modiolus
snd I cannot rocomuieud It too highly. Barak,
who Is fourteen yeais old, has been
Amiotad with Scrofula
ver slime she was ons year old, For Ov ream
ahs has had a running sore on one side of her
face. We tried every remedy reoommendud, but
nothing did her any good until wacnmtnnneed
uiitiig Hood's Hanansrlil. My married dniiKhtor
advised we to use Hood earaaparllla bouause
Hood's55!' Cures
It had cured hr of dyspepsia. She hail been
tnaitiled with that rntniltiit alnoo hIiIIiIIiimhI,
and since her oure she has never been without a
bottle ol HiHKl a Haraspanlla lu the houw. We
eonniuneed giving II to Htra'i a'siiit one year
age, and It baa eouiiuered the running tore,
Only a Soar Romalrtlna
as a trace ol the dreadful dlavase, 1'ravlotis to
taking Uie medicine her eieaight wusanWtrd
but uow she eau see iierfeotlv. In coiuiMtlon
with Hood's Marsapsrllla we ksve nui'il Hood's
Vegetable fills, aid llnil them the la'at." Msa.
aiAaiA uaivriK, Aeuis, Illinois. Cot Hood
Hood's Pllla eurs uausea, sick headache,
tudlgesllon, Lllloiunoas. gold by all druggists,
KIDNEY,
Hladder. Prlnsrv snd Liver nteraaea. Dtonas
U ravel aad tilsbetes are cured by
HUNT'S REMEDY
THS
BIST KIONIY
AND LIVER
MfDICINt.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures Brlghl'l Dlaeaae, Retention or Noil-re-I
ten lion of Urine. Pains lu the asek. Udtts oi
SlUfc
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cnrea Inlemperan, Nervous Dliessea, llensia
peblllty, Venwl Weakueae aud KxoeMies.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cnrea Hlllouansss, lln idai'he, Jaundice. Houi
Stomacb, byapep la, CoiutlpatloD aud i'llve.
HUNT'S REMEDY
kV'tn IT OSIt'K on tha Hldsria. I.lert
and Hwwrla. nUirlug them loa healthy
Hon, and I MKNwhen all other nimlle.lnM
fall. Uuudrvds have been tared who have been
Ifl.an mh In Aim ft,H I .l. ,1a . hKm,..1..
MU MV A LI, DHtUUlajTU.
THE GREAT CURE
-rob.-
INDIGESTION
AND
CONSTIPATION.
Regulator of Lbs L'verand Kidneys
smiino rott-
Scrofolt, Rb.BIBltlsni.
Silt Rhcnm, Keanlgii
And 111 Other Blood tnd ikla DIhum.
II Is a Dosltln care for all those natnhil. doll-
Date connlslnls and ooinplloated troublea and
weeknesaosconiDOD among our wires, mothers
and dsiiKhUira
me erront Is Immedlste and laatln, Two or
Ihre. duees ol lie. Pianaa'a Hinsnr uken dalle
keeps the blood cool, the ll'er and klclnoya net
Ire, and will etitlrolr eradicate Iraia the syatorn
all trscea of Scrofula, kail Hbeurn, or any other
form of blood disease.
SO medlolue ever lntmdnnad In this eniintr
baa met with such ready sale, nor given anon
inr aire
used as
nulrersal sallafsitlnn wbenerer
that ol
US. PAanss'sHBMsnT.
This reinedv has heen naed In lha htMnlfala
throughout the old world for tba past twenty
Ave rears aa a sneclSo (or tha shove iIimum.
and U has aud will oure when all olaar totalled
remedies fall.
Send for pamphlet of tostlmonlals frnra those
who bsve been earod by its uie. Druggists soli
It at 11.00 per bottle. Try It aud be convluoed.
For sals by '
MACK & CO.,
0 and II Front tt tun Franolteo.
fqiiulD custom work, roftiiiitf from
J-4 id .yt, ovni vmue tor in' infuwy
n IIm worlif. Nitnis mtui tirlra
tamjcd oo tli0 bottom, Kvcry
warrnmrii, iuko nouniiti
o. hve htcal pnpcrii fur full
dcftcriptioiio, our cninplrlu
tor maim nun gn
nt n ur twnd (or Jl-
KiviMK in.
utrurtinn
htmti In fr-
bVmaiL Pnalor fraa Vni. .,.H sl.sa Km
twgaloi of dealon who pmh our iIiom.
Dr.
Trarla
itori!ia?
Evory'l
BYUIAfH
fi"RRHKK;E
fiirClatarrh,Oesfnnas,Colila,nonThrriat, i
oosnaniasa, nnsuaulin, t-llil, BU'H'nliiK ,-, . it.
rssth luwtores the
Voice, Bvnae orsAIUVl
fimi, wo.
nil.
rf1
WHIS WllHIt All
swst Coush kyrnp. Tau UuoO, Vac
illume, B'ia ny oniual.la.
DOCTOR
Panto's Ilfiiiifiilv
iimiim
' I kHUVIUUEU vTL lul
luniss
MRS. WINSLOW'S SVW
FOR 0HILDHIN TIKTHINQ
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