:r.5r...w tONOlNOS. I nd clutched at her daugntef's sum
' - I... I mill I HI IMIIMH ' hi-. llll. I.. I
i
N all receipts for cooking
requiring a leavening agent
the ROYAL BAKING
POWDER, because it is an
absolutely pure cream of tartar
powder and of 33 per cent
greater leavening strength than
other powders, will give the
best results. It will make the
food lighter, sweeter, of finer
flavor and more wholesome.
2? ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER
" Nluntcea Dave la th Woods.
V7. 1L" Boiler recently turned np at bis
borne in Mercer county. W. Va., after
liavin? been lost for 19 days in the New
Pino motuitmns. For the first four da)
he traveled constantly in the endeavor
to hud bis way out of the wilderness ir
which he was lost. When be found that
he bad but two matches loft, and fear
ing that he tuiht use them up and be
unable to kmdlo a fire, he picked ont
permanent camping place, started a fire
a;tinst a pine tree and made ready to
live as best he could until aid came. lit
tree burned nntil it fell and then be
piled brush asaiDst the fallen trunk iu
. Order to keep the fire going. He re
mained ut that place 13 days, moving e
few foet each day aa the fire traveled
aiong the prostrate tree.
He slept as best he conld by night, and
by day never lost sight of his fire. Once
an nntlered back came within rifle shot.
but Ecllcr had the chagrin to see his riGe
leaning cgaicst a tree, with the beck be
tween him end the weapon. He hallooed
at intervals, ezvb day, and the noise at
last brought a hunt r to his aid. Bellcr
wes then u baward wretch, bis clothir
burned 1a many places and bis fingers
botli burned and frozen. He believes
that he could not have held ont two days
longer. Iew York Sun.
j " Safety oa the RIs cu Linen.
The Strange, eventful history of the
OTcrdne Cttnarcct troves two things for.
say. the r.CGth lime. One is that the cn
gincers know their business. The other
is the rtill more wtcnt fact that then
are uot a few persons in and ont of news
paper offices who dearly love an excuse
for making a commotion, tt is disagree
able to be delayed for four days on the
north Atlantic, just eonth of Newfound
land t'-nd in a stormy Dtx-t-mber. It is
til;e Ijeing I;cpt for an hour outside Can
non Street statiou in n freezing fo. Dnt.
after all. when you ore ia a Cunardr
which drifts as steady as a church with
three tea anchors out. when there ere
; throe weeds' pro-iaons on board with
out,, having recourse to short rations,
when you are in tie track of the trade
aud steamers ure passing us quick after
one another cs they Co in the channel,
when yon have from 1C3 to S00 fathoms
of water under you and there U co It
ehore nearer than the Azores, it is quite
unnecessary to play at shipwrecis and
disasters. London Saturday Eeviow.
A Ll.'e Job.
', The solitary nan who peeks at a stone
stro 13 front of tae capitol with bis mal
let and chisel do;s just enough pecking
to Keep warm. ; tie uoes not csxe to hur
ry his Job, and nobody cares to hurry
Lim. The longer he U ct it the longer
it will be before anybody has to provide
him with another job. The man himself
is not interesting, but as a typo ho is
worth observing. His method is the uni
versal cae ia government service. The
disposition to do the least possible work
ia return for psy to manifest in all the
clerks de& - a all the bureaus, and
something very much like it rcems to
take hold upon congress itself now and
then. Washington Cor. New York
World.
" ' " Wholesale Perjury.
A foreign steamship lately arrived at
New York brought COO steerage pas
sengers, each one duly provided with a
sworn cernlicate that he or she was an
American citizen or the relative of an
American citizen or a tourist. The whole
crowd was promptly landed. And yet
or all the ViOO American citizens, rela
tives of American citizens and tourists,
singularly enough, not one could speak
the American language. The ways of
some immigration agents are ways that
are dsili and vain. Boston Journal.
Th New Slall Flag.
The pennant to be borne at tho mast
head of the United States mail subsidy
ships i.t CO feet long, 8 feet Cinches at the
ni.Uit npd .I feet fit the end of the swallow
tail, .iu Held Is red. bordered by 0 inches
of bine. In the upper left hand corner
is an eagle in blue, with arrows and a
branch in its talons, and bearing on the
breast a shield with stars and stripes is
red and white. Charleston News and
t'unrier." "
Flesh
'means ; strength to with
stand .chronic ailments,
coughs, colda and disease.
Sound flesh la essential to
health. :.. r . ;
Scotts
Emulsion
the Cream of Cod-liver Oil,
enriches the blood, builds
up - flesh and fortifies the
system against sickness and
chronlo cilments." Physicians,
the world over, ondorso it,
Csa'f 5;ite!?cilf tzitz
ii
CO., 1M WALL 8T- NEW-YORK.
AlW.TRniT TITTTT.TWT?
VLaLSWJLL DUIMUEjK.
HE TELLS A REMARKABLE STORY
OF HIS LIFE. .
Cam to Dotrotl Aboat fort? Taara Ago
Lot! XlMjr'e Kaporloao Worthy
Sorloaa Attontloa.
From th Dotrolt Erentug Newt
Awav ont Gratiot avenne. far from the
din and turmoil of tne business center.
mere are many attractive homes. Ihe
intersecting streets are wide, clean and
shaded by large leaf-covered trees, and
ine people yon meet are typical of in
dustry, economy and honest toil. There
are many pretty residences, but none
more invuiug in its neatness ana nome-
ue com lor t than that ol Mr. JLevi 1'
sey, the well-known bonder and con
tractor, at 74 Moran street, just off Gra
tiot, nr. meey is an old resident ol
uetroit, naving moved Here about fortv
years ago. 11 has erected hundreds of
house in different parts of the city, and
points witn pride to such bmldiuirs as
the Newberry A, McMullan and Cam paw
blocks, in which he displayed bis ability
as a superintendent.
X have seen Detroit stow from a vil
lage to a city." he observed yesterday in
conversation with the writer, "and I
don't think there are many towns in
America to-day equal to it in point ol
iieauty. i know almost everybody in
the city, and an incident which" recentlv
happened in my life has interested all
my friends.
it is now about eisht veara airo since
I was stricken down with mr tint case
of illness. One cold, blustering dav 1
was down town, and through my natural
carelessness at that time 1 permitted my-
elf to get chilled right through. When
i arrived Home that evening 1 felt a
nous pain in my left leg. X bathed it
that night, but by morning I found it
had grown worse. In fact, it was so se
rious that 1 sent lor my family pbyst
cian, and he lnlormed me that 1 waa
suffering from varicose veins. My leg
swelled np to double its natural size, and
ine pain mcreasea in volume, ine ae-
ony was simply awfuL I was laid np,
and never leit my bed for eight weeks.
At times I felt as though I wonld grow
irantic Wlin Dam. jut lev was bandaired.
and was nroDoed on in the bed at an
angle of SO degrees in order to keep the
uiwu iroui uuwiug uj hit ezuvmtuea.
" 1 had several doctors attending me,
but I believe mv own iudement heloed
me better than theirs. After a siege of
iwo monius i could move around; sun
was on the sick list and had to doctor
myself for years. I was never really
corea, and sunered any amonnt ol an
guish. - . -
''About two years ago I noticed an ar
ticle in the huning N vt about my
friend, Mr. Northrop, the Woodward-
avenue merchant. In an interview with
him be stated that he bad used Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People and
that they cored him. I knew htm very
a-eIl,bavingbuilthisbouBeont Woodward
avenne, and 1 thought I would follow bis
suggestion. I must confess I did so with
marvelous t access. From the time I be
gan to take the Pink Pills I felt myself
growing to be a new man. They acted
on me like a magical stimulant. The
pain departed, and I soon was as strong
and healthy as ever. Before trying the
Pink Pills I had need any amount of
other medicine without any noticeable
Deneni. nut tne nut cured me, and 1
was myself again.
" When a person finds himself relieved
and enjoying health he is apt to expose
nimseu again to anotner attack ot ill
ness. Some three months ago I stopped
taking the Pink Pills, and from the day
1 did so I noticed a change in my condi
tion. A short time since I renewed my
habit of taking them with the same ben-
enciai results which met me formerly.
am again nearly as stromr as ever, al
though I am a man about 66 years of
age. I tell you, sir. the Pink Pills are a
most wonderful medicine and it they do
as well in other cases as they did in mine
they are the best in the world, ' I freely
recommenu mem to any snnerer."
ut. Williams' rink fills contain. In a
condensed form, all the elements neces
sary to give new life and richness to the
mood snd restore shattered nerves. Tbev
are an unfailing specific for such diseases
as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis,
St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, nenraleia.
rheumatism, nervous headache, the after
enect ot la grippe, palpitation of the
heart, pale and sallow complexions, all
forms of weakness either in male or
female. Pink Fills are sold bv all deal
era, or will be sent post paid on receipt
ot price too cents a box, or six boxes lor
12.60 they are never sold in bulk or by
the 100: by addressing Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
Onyx la Washington.
A vein of onyx was discovered in Oar
field county, Wash., recently, which the
report of an expert mineralogist who vis
ited and examined the find a week or so
since shows to be cf considerable extent
and probable value. The possible ex
tent of the mines is 1,000 acres, and open
ings for a mile show a 10-foot vein.. The
people of the vicinity claim that their
county is possessed of the only 'onyx
mines in the United States.
Some Comfort from a Hew Raablon.
"1 hear that crinoline is going to be
worn again," remarked Buffers.
"Ah," sighed Goggins, "that means a
box ot the theater instead of a seat; bnt,
thuni heaven, there won't be room in the
h)x fur a chaperon too." Harper's Ba
rrr. :
I bwra tired ot whlar-r end too for tint toll
vote tnatead. )
Thafall volo to etrenfthea sad (old Mai,
Been and head; .
I era tired of ahadow that fir but promise
ol llcbti
Th purple irlonmlng atrewoe lu finger far
doera tli night
1 am ured or MariigM. niuns un air with a
myatlral hajte.
And I km for th nooottd (lara, th light, the
brat, the blase;
I am an tired of groping In the valley of unreal
And my bran's blood alaiul atagnanl between
tb raw and tb oreet.
I am tlrad of all th Tain dcpUon ot practi
cal lira.
I Tb mleanderatandinga, th worry, tb tur
moil-are, and tb atrirt
Mar than all. I am alck of wlf.wlth all lu
weak desire.
That bnrna la my heart Ilka tb name of a fu
neral pyre.
Speak. O rote divine, and bid thla carton
heart be Mill:
Teach It to trir Do mora, to be eatlafled with
lliy will.
For how vain l human longing whn measured
by tny power)
Lt contentment gild my Up and All with
peace wn lowly hourl
Mary Ing Uoekln In New York Bun.
i oTTTTT,itfi -nr 1 vnn
A OUUllVi O ItUJlAiX UXi.
Hop pickiug waa always a gala time
at Fendextcr farm.
Far away the golden hase hung over
the hills like a quivering veil; the bland
air was full of soft, subtle fragrance of
wild grapes npeuing in the woods, and
wherever a dead tree or rude stone wall
ffor,letl ' vantage ground, the silvery
tangle8 of clematis wove lovely gar-
land, and the masses of goldenrod and
purple fringed asters held up their clus
ters of dazzling bloom. And in the hop
Geld merry voices echoed from morning
until night.
Will Peudezter. walking up and down
the aisles of silver green leafage with
his bands behind his back, might havo
reminded one of Boas in the ancient
Scripture story princely Boas standing
in bis harvest fields and giving a kind
glanco and pleasant word to every one.
Isd t he handsomer said little Fanny
Oix to Miss Morgan, the rector's daugh
ter. Fanny was a pale little dress
maker, with an incipient cough, who
bad been recommended by her doctor to
spend a fortnight in the hopfields, and
Miss Morgan, whose mother had died of
consumption, picked bops every year on
principle, just as Judge Marier s dangh
ters visited Long Branch. "And all the
handsomer since he has turned gray! I
do wonder why be never married."
'Don t yqu know" said Miss Morgan
sagely.
No."
'I can tell yon, then," said the rector's
daughter, who dearly loved a morsel of
genuine romance. "Because his first
love jilted bun.
'As if any one wonld jilt Will Pen-
dezterr said incredulous Fanny.
Oh. bnt he wasn t Squire Pendexter
then and all this happened SO years
ago, averred Alias Morgan, her flyin;
fingers never leaving off among the clus
ters of pale green hops. "That was be
fore be inherited Pendexter farm. Hi
was only a poor young farmer then, with
his own living to make, and this was a
beautiful girl who was spending the sum.
mer here. And they were engaged and
all and the very night before the wed
ding she ran way with an Italian, one
Count Caprivi, who was singing on the
New York stage.
Fanny drew a long breath.
"And what became of them?" said she.
"Oh, they went to Italy, where the
count expected to succeed to large es
tates, and 1 suppose they are there now.'
Fanny looked with secret awe at the
ruddy face and magnificent height of
Will Pendexter as he sauntered down
the green aisles of waving tendrils and
tremulous leaves, and almost wondered
to bear him ask Mahala Bently about
her baby in the offhand, ordinary lan
gnage of everyday life, and give lame
Billy Bartlett "Good day," just as if
there bad been no Countess Caprivi In
the world.
But Fanny Dix was but a girl yet.
She did not know how 20 years will
bridge over the darkest gulf in a human
life. There is no scar that will not heal
in 20 years. There is not a grave on
which grass will not grow aye, and
daisies bloom in 20 years.
"1 do not know that we can
take an
other band, Simpson," said Squire Pen
dexter meditatively. "The field is crowd
ed already."
"What I thought, exactly, sir," said
the overseer respectfully. "But this
'ere is pretty young slip of a girl, with
a feeble mother dragging along on her
arm. And a man don t like to say tio'
to snchl So I thought I'd just speak to
yon before"
Where are theyr said the squire.
rubbing the gold knob of his walking
cane against his nose, and Simpson knew
that the case of the forlorn strangers was
safe enough.
' "Mother, don't fret Here comes the
gentleman now," said a clear, soft toned
voice, and Squire Pendexter found him
self looking into a pair of wistful, deep
blue orbs orbs that belonged to a slight,
beautiful girl dressed in faded fabric and
worn shoes, who was leaning against
the well curb. For while Simpson had
been gone on bis errand of inquiry she
had drawn a bucket of clear, cold water
ont of the sparkling depths of the well
and given her mother a drink out of the J
silver bound gourd which always hung
there. . .,, . . ,; .
"Sir." without a moment's hesitation.
might I have a job of work in your hop-
fields? We have come from the city
mother and I there's nothing to be I
picked np there, and my mother is ail-1
ing, ana we tnougnt tue smeu ot tne
bops might do her good.' Please, sir, '
we a work cneap. 11 only we might sleep
in the barn and have a bit of something
to eat between whilesr
; "1 don't want yon to work cheap,
said the squire, assuming an aspect of
unwonted gruffness to cover the sympa-
tnetio thrill in bis voice. "X never
grudged money's worth for good, honest
work. r Am for the barn, my housekeeper
can pnt yon np in one of the vacant back
chambers over the kitchen, and there's
alwnysenough to eat at Pendexter farm."
"Pendorter farmr
The woman, who had been sitting on
the mossy cattle trough, slowly lifted
her bead here and pushed back ber worn
snnbonnei.
- "Where are we, Isora? Whither have
we come? I knew a man named Pendex
ter once, who" '
"Yes," said the squire, who bad given
a little start at the first sound of that
low contralto voice. "It was I, Clara
Caprlvil To think that fate should have
brought us together again after all these
yearsl"
The pale woman trugg:le4 to tier test
ad clutched
' strong arm.
"Let us go. Mora," said " "
ws haw made a mistake. Give, tna my
shawl. Quick! Letusgor
But, mother, why?' soothed the girl.
who scarcely as yet comprehended all
this bypluy. "Dou't you hour what the
gentleman snys? We can have work here
and food and shelter, Mother, sit down
gain) You are trembling all overt'
J - I If . 1.11.... -It -t
I tell you, child, you don't knowr
aid Impatient Clara, possessed with a
sort of wild, unreasoning terror. "We
we must got"
'Clara, said the squire, he himself as
suming the direction of affairs, "the
child is right Let bygonos be bygones.
You don t suppose I would turn you from
mydoort"
Clara looked into his face.
"Have you forgiven me, theur said she,
"Forgiven your Yes, years and years
ago. Let us be friends again, Clara."
For his heart ached to see how pale
and wan she was how haggard were
her cheeks, and how like smouldering
fires the light burned in the sunken eyes.
She told him all that afternoon, while
nrettv Isom was strinnimr the clustered
f ...... . ii.
nul" ' , luo r, r "
preixy anu lis utuoiuing as uvnwti, uuw
her life had been an aimless wreck; how
Carlo Caprivi had been no count after
all, but a nameless pretender, with nei
ther honesty nor money; how he had left
her with the baby Isora on her hands to
shift as best she might for borself, ana
was killed in a gambling brawl; how she
had struggled on for years constantly
feeling herself less able to wage unequal
warfare with the world.
warfare with the world.
"Clara," said the squire, when she had
finished, "why didn't yon come to mer
"Because I had wronged yon so deep
ly," she faltered.
"You might have known I would have
been kind, even to Caprivi's child. Well.
it doesn't matter now. Yon are here,
and yon must stay here. Do yon hear
me, Clura? Must! Bless my heart! on II
grow strong in these country breezes,
and that pale girl of yours will get color
in her lace."
So they staid at the Pendexter farm.
and beautiful Isora Caprivi grew fairer
to look npon with every passing day.
"Clara, said the blunt squire one day.
'that girl of yours is prettier than ever
yon were.
"I know it." said Mine. Caprivi.
And as she spoke the words a pang of
jealousy struck sharply through her
heart. Yet was It not natural enough
that Squire Pendexter should take note
of Isora's opening loveliness?
And in her room that night Clara
wrestled with her own heart and con
quered it.
"He will marry Isora," she told her
self. "Isora is beautiful, and he is in
the prime of life it is as it should be
while I I am only a wreck, waiting on
the shore of time for the usual billow to
come and sweep me away. God bless bis
noble heart! Uod bless my sweet souled
girl! And God grant that they may be
happy together for many, many long and
happy years!"
The squire came to Mine. Caprivi the
next day witbratheranembarrassed face.
"It is coming." thought Clara; "I know
it would."
'Clara," said he, "I've a question tt
ask yon."
bhe held ont ber hand with a smile.
"Ask it, then, freely," she said gra
ciously.
"Should I be making a fool of myself
if, at my age, 1 were to marry?"
Yon would be doing the most proper
and natural thing in the world," Clara
answered, still smiling, although ber
heart seemed to stand still within her.
"Then, by Jove. Ill risk it." said the
squire jubilantly. "Clara, will you have
me? Shall we begin our disjointed lives
over again, my girlT
Mme. Capnvl grew pale, then red.
Ualloo! said Squire Pendexter, "have
I spoken too abruptly? Have you"
No." said Clara faintly. "But but
I thought it was Isora that you loved."
"Then you thonght wrong," said the
squire briskly. "I have never loved any
woman but yon, Clara, and I never
shall."
So tbey were married quietly, and the
autumn of life shines softly over them
as the veiled sunlight hangs its golden
haze over the picked bopfaelds of Pen
dexter farm.
And poor Clara is content at last.
True Flag.
Jay Gould In Iceland.
Marie Jonrean writes me that when
she was traveling in Iceland she found
that of all onr great countrymen the
only one who seemed to be familiar to
the Icelanders was Jay Gould. One of j
the first questions her native guide asked
her on learning that she was from Amer
ica was: "You come from America. Per
haps, then, yon know Jay Gould? And
has he really more money than he can
ever count?" Even far in the interior of
the island, where the people could speak
no English, they begged the guide to ask
her if she really knew or had ever seen
the wonderful Croesus, who to them was
like some prince from the "Arabian
Nights." Boston Globe.
A Surprlaed Han.
A Lewiston laundry clerk carried ter
ror to the heart of one customer the
other day a big man to whom be sent a
small man's linen. When the customer
tried to get into that linen he thought
that he had swelled np and sent for a
doctor. It crave him a good scare, bnt.
litf, how be talked when he came back
with it for his own! Bangcir Commer
cial. Wooden Pavement In Canada.
Wooden block paving is proving a con
spicnous failure in Montreal. The wood.
en block paving in front of the Langevin
mock in uttawa baa stood well, bnt it
was a most exceptionally expensive pav
ing of the kind. The Montreal experi
ence confirms previous indications that
eur climate has little nse for ordinary
wooaen paving. Uttawa Journal.
Porcine Longevity In Georgia.
We heard yesterday of a hog being
captured In the river swamp n few days j
ago mat was marked by old Uncle .lack
Uurst in 1870. This would make the
hog 23 years old, which is most re
markable age for bog to attain. Cor
Atlanta umstitution.
If prayer and womanly influence are
doing so much for Ood by indirect meth
ods, how shall it be when that electric
force is brought to bear through the but
tery of the ballot box? Frances & Wil
lard. The Interstate Corn Palace and Fair
association has been organized at Sionx
City, la., with tlOO.OOQ capital, to suc
ceed the Corn Palace association.
Two rdd forti-ell.
Iv..r of tha mysterious will be in
ir,f..l in this authentic story. Two
rears airo the iMirtriiitH of President liar
rlson, Mrs, Harrison and Dr, 8oott were
rerirodnced in A group on gins, soveiat
copies were mutle. Em-h portrait wits
colored ami trmrhi'd rip lv the artist who
took the group, One of those pictures
.... tvtn to a near relative of the prt
I . " . r. I . . MM...
lint. wild VOS I I nam more, nw 'i
traits were hII good llkemiwes, and she
nriied them very highly. Uere Is where
the mysterious part ooutes la. About
three months Mow Mrs. HitninotiV
denlh the colors In her picture ou tin
glass comuiuucetl to fade. When sin
died, only the hend was visible, nml that
fulntly.
Then the mime phenomenon wtwon
nerved In Ur. Kcoti's portrait. U begitii
to grow diuimor ttnd iliuiutcr until onl
the heml remained. Dr 8cott tlietl with
lu few weeks of his daughter Tilt
curious rt of the mutter is Unit Prtwl
dent HurrlKon's lurtniit stands out ii
clear Btitl strong as It did ou the tiny It
was finished. The wtlue colors were iihimI
,, n ,ulM, ,M,rtii,itH. ami there Is no ni
-' --v -, "
as lung Hh the oilier. -Hew l or i rowt
TBI LAND tr mOMIM
Ii th mlMT Wnl, th lncl that " llckie.1 with
a hiw latiKh a hrveti" tha Kl Dotwln il th
mluw: ih ol o( tho nsrlcultural mlnntiil
While It twitsu wdh nil lint tlrmoiiu t wonlili
anil nnip.rit, torn ol lit llrt unit mit
t ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 poriiuni ol it Imr Iwrvo.l ol inturiii
reaiwit In tin Ittllintiu by IIiom untmitoot tl by
mwlli liinl ufFKitara. N" one noeitliis or dwell
Inn in a nmlMriM inmllly la Ml (torn tin
rourtr without lloul tier's Btoiinicli Hlllrn
1'mnfr.iili. Immci, IhU In nitlld. IHtmiliaK'UI
trvUra BiJoMrttlim In malrliu rf Ion hotilij
mrrv a twill ol the Hltr In III tr.lttlonl
griuck. Asxlnit tho tlf rttol xHnn, mm
tl or bodily ovoiwurt, iluiup mid niiwhiiUiotn
food or WKtor. II In nn lnllllla ilelonw. t'on
llmilun, ruumitlm, blHoii.ncj-, dyapl,
t ervouiiim mid In-aoi troniiia r till ratnt-
dlU by tut gauUl nitoialiva.
" You're tweet noKh to eat," he cried.
At wtib'h hnr hixirt lumpil raid;
Pur ihe wm mlailoinirr lair.
And h wm cannibal bold.
Til BY SOOT II tt -MKVKIl 1HKITATK.
Some people have a prejudice against
plasters, because, as they think, they burn
and blister. That is true of many, but not
of Allcock's Poaova PiAirsa. They
never irritate the akin, but always hare a
aoothlnir elfoct.
They are useful In case of any local pain,
and aa a rut wilt oritur iitiiiietiiai rritei.
If they do not, it is because th trouble bat
been allowed to beoom so aerioit that no
external remedy will reach it, and tha
ebanoe are that any treatment will fail.
tor stitches in the slda, weaknemi or
lameness of Hie hack, atltfnesi of the Julnta
iwwi'i Pomui fLAMTaa hare been
I proved axaln and again to tie not only a ra
irf. but a cure,
KitiitDarrn'a Pills are safe to take at
any timo.
Beirr Will yon (he mo a dime lam lrr
inx Uilkltia (hurrlti po.t hlui)-Soetn I, ami
I'm going to be late lor dluuer ll I dou't look
harp,
MOWS THIS I
W odor On Hundred Dollan' reward for any
caaeol o.tarrb that cannot be cured by Mall i
Catarrh Cure. . J. UlBNaV A CO.,
Tol-dn, O.
We, the nnde 'sued, hara known r. 1. Clio
ney for ihe laat nl een yrara, and b-llm him
p.-rftet'y hnnombU hi all bumne-a traii-aeiloua
and Hnani tally able toe rr out an ohlUaltou
made by their Arm. WKsr A TKt: AX.
Wn.iaiVe t'ruBll, Toledo, O.
WALIHN'li, KlN.NA.N A MAHVI.H,
Wholesale Urntats. Toledo, O.
Ilall'i Catarrh cure la taken liilern-llr. aWInt;
directly upou the blood and miteou aurficee ol
Ihe ayntem. lellnicnlata tent Ire. I'rlos 7
ocnia per buttle. Bold by a.l drug tlala.
a coiii'Lr.Tis Ktcovrnr.
D. E. Comrhanour writ from Ouarli
burgb, Idaho, of tha complete recovery of
jira. vaiignanoiir iruni rneunistiain. one
bad been troubled fur years, and had suf
fered great pain, often not being aide to
walk, ilapny orer his wife's relief, he tells
about it aa follows:
QVABrzsuaoH, Idaho,)
August 20, lhUI.
S. J. Stone A Co.
(Calderwood's Rheumatism Cure):
Gentlemen: My wife took three buttles
of your Cure, winch almost cured ber. I
sent for three more for ber. Hhe took one
of these, and then was perfectly well. The
remaining two bottles the gar to a woman
woo couiu not waia, anu tney oureti nor.
My wife had suffered lur four years with
rbeumalbiu suuietimes so badly that she
coum not walk. Yonm,
1). K. CormuHona.
The price of the medicine i IS per pack
age of thro bottles. For further partieu
lars apply to N. J. Htobs A Co.,
Flood Building.
San Francisco, C'al.
DOCTOR'S BILLS SAVED.
Mineral Pmnt.Tu'tarcncatCo-Qhio,
Da. PntacB, iiuHaJo, N. v.!
inar flfr-i am g14
to any that tho uan of
your "(lolih-n Mtilh
oal Dlaoovery " has
envod inu munr dno.
tors' bill, a I have for
the puM eleven year,
wheni-ver needed, la-eo
ualng it fur the eryalp.
elas and alao fortlirou.
lo diarrhea, and an
glad to any that It has
never fulled. I have
alao reoommonded It
to many of my neigh
bore, a It I a medicine
worth rewimmenfllng.
J.Sn-,Esc JOaBPH SMITH.
PIERCE ss . CURE
OR MONET RBTVRNCD,
The " Discovery " purifies, vitalizes and
enriches the blood, thereby iiivliroratiiio- tha
system and building up wholawme flesh
when reduced by waiting diouoa
a 4 r K
BISHOP SCOn ACADEMY.
,, rwu-BEU 1870.
bM"p,?rd
For CataloKU and Full Pnrri...i...
w' HILL M- D- Principal, P.
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE." BUY
SAPOLIO
MALARIA I
Trr rtnufm fnl Trv (,
JJO YOU
ache?
lines
Mnnneia
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3Lra CLOTHING 4TllSfiTPBlCES.K-
Men'g Suits at $8.50, $10.00. $12 50 150n t,9i)tv
fa,"Or.rta$ldoailiTO
Young : Men'g Suits, $3.00, $4.50 $5.00, $8.00, $i0 00
White Lanndned Shirts Kd nni.
.-vwa wv OCIIVO
ii
E- A Iffifll IQ
ii you can't eeo ub, write for goods.
K?w7ryihli.f watWi war
CMrupWttwoqa"'-.,.,,,,,, ,
Th aeiiMii iiwnaa mi ""-',,--,:. 'unrvliawrt
dainty Iflayurins aatraii..
MimntlL lNSTITl'TH
Ha been maxManr lororer Iw.W V""!1
havered aiivlal.l rvptiiat .J'
Snipped w.l'l. .u SiiaaeM library and we mi
t Ufitud l'l", (Mind lor olroalar.
n. n v ri.maa nuHi Catarrh, Maee Of
Ihe '1'htont .Kt I.uiim, ! """i
and MH.nil ttaiee. f'""'" 'f,, Ibolta
t'h ronle bhwenw and all 'rlvate
kim. Meillolnebxniallorexpreaa. lltlidaua
Mi.rtlion, Portland, Or.
Kiilriliial.Ulieral.Moe.! and .lillwl ''"
rr' lliMikai eud hr eatlncu. W. l""
M Alder Hreet. roriianoi "r.
Vat IiumiuiMtov KollaBi ooduat. no all.
Tsv OasMsa for breakfast.
Both the method and result whoa
Syrup of Figs It taken; it It pleasant
and rereabiug to the taste, and sett
pcnJjr jet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the irt
tem edeetually, dispel colds, head
aches and fevert and cum habitual
coiiatipation. Byrup of Figt ia the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tne taste ana ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt ia
its action mid truly beneficial in Its
cflbcts, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to ail and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
fcyrop or igs is ror tale in D0o
and 1 bottle by ail leading drug
gists. Any reliable drtiggut who
r , Wf m .
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wish w uy it. uo not accept any
euosuiuie.
CALIFORNIA FI0 SYRUP CO.
touanut. r. ttw nan, r.
Uoor
-aatreeable I-nttra and M RK V B TON IU,
cum ij I'niiYwiiweni py aiall, aDC,U0
and 11.00 per paekaga. Bamplaa free.
JJLW ilwforllieXeU4JiiiMfet.
LIEU
nit iiCRin c. rrt
a.ibuiai aj vq
Special Oactei far Qimk, Pihitt
w luting tea
nretne tha araaieat rami Mfv
minai v aaaneaa, uaior atael.oixl an Prlvala I
iaecomaa rrematuraneaa and praparaa
Ihllltiea: fl trial a 4ila fiven or aent free In any
on ile rlblna a, niptomt: eall ot addna ewtleary
b'i i,ir marnaae nra'a nul im hi.uiim. inri ..w.k.
,r,.a,,,iaiM;a M ataana ainaa rraneiaia
IciysfcAM 6AIM cures f
PRICE 50CENT3, ALL 0RUCQI3T6L
XXJxl J.IO U JLa33fil
Gas or
Gasoline
A Poaltly fower. Rennln No l.leanaad tngt
nr. Your Wil can Rua It.
marl i in, la mula, cai. ul ftrtlui, It
are uaifrm r tlttrit Spark.
THE GREATEST
ASTHMA
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OF THE CENTUM.
UK. HA K IS & HAY FEVER
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Ur. H.Vir.11 Al aas W.ltai Ml. 'lawlitUU.U.
W. P. V. V. No. M2-8. F. N. TJ. No. 630
0. Drawer 17. Portland, Or.
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'TIS CHEAPER IN THE END.
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Vl IT IJ ll . tr
flvervatm. euom l .1 1. , I
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9 n c iealed Rtr
REMEDY.
99 "TNO MANUFAOTURHt
POHTLAMO,
Slocplooo Nights
Make yon weak and weary, unfit for work,
mcll.pnead to exertion. They show thai
your nerve siiistu Is gjine and that youa..
usrvous lystesa
Hood's
Sarw
parUl
alyavesV-VtV'
uret remedy I
Hood's Hanwl. .
rll. nintrtnei . B WffJt t
tha blood.
teengthana th
uervua, rraale 1avVIM
an aiipetlta, ami gtvea aouud, ralrealilug iMu,
tletilouil a and only ll""l .
Hood'aPllleo'i-illi"'"i. Wo,
Portland
SIXTH YEAR
Will anon SeDtember 14, rreoarea for Milan
tile advanced Knsllah eour.
Now orenareil
Iiureoeiv uoar tar as wall S
For catalogue a-ldmae
day aeuoiara,
I'IIKTUMJ Al.'Allgiir.
Ut Xleventh si real, fvrtlaad, Or.
WMfJJW,
rail term eonmmia m-eiemher I. last, t'.im.
mernlal tourae.KhnrthandeouraeandkWo yeair'
Ktigtlab ooura. Sud lor ealalogua.
SCKOQL'.'OF'SKQRTHIKO
asd TtritwttiTiNo orrit tt.
Thornushayetemend tnalnieilnni (ood leaeh.
n: low tmmei ahml lime: p-alll"ii tn eom
petenw. Mall order earelnllv end nrompily
aiiemled to. For farther uartieNl aeail on or
Idrea Kflllll A, IIK'iW.x,
1 Hanlllnn Hullulug, I'ortlaiid, Or,
Portland Susliiooi Collogt,
Oaea (II th ra. Rlndant aa,
sallied at any Ilea. In.u actio i
Ha aa I aad aiMH., ,!.!
biaaebe. aharihaad. tyMwiitla. ale. Ch,l
favaaat, aad lai af pan maaahlp Mai ret.
rOITUlO WISE IID 1801 WORKS,
Ui Atdar treei, rortland, Or.
1
luaiHii-iiioit ft
' , , 1 1
11 .
Oaa and Ofllo Raillnga, -niiiileiler, emit
D'MUlil llaatela and all
kludt ol Wire aud Iron
Work. Mend tot ratal a.
m WORKS, S. F.
MlalBg Maekilaa , Wrf aa Mllla, Jtoka.
ta Cmaoalrattira, Hellara.
raiasi aa4 Uaaeral Maablaerg,
Kallmataa alvea all alaaaea of Iraa
work. Addrea
R. It. MIIUKI, M. K
Hatel fartiaad, rrtlaad. Or,
"EJT T2 '
M.ntilaaturad by CLOoUtT A HkVkK, rurl
tud, uraaoa.
If E ' BE1D ,Mi-.rwiJ
I La ULftU. DIAMONU aUTTKR.
All kind of iewelrr mad to order end r
palre.l at raaaonabl rale, konma I aud J.
tt. i Waahluslon atreat. I'orllan.l. tir.
GOOD OPENING
for a fRT OO 1D AJ fflXmitNO HOUtR at
Oawego. Oregon, Addrea N, Ik K kU-OHU, Oa.
wrgu, Or.
CCONO-HAND MACHINCRY.
W deal aaelu.iveiy ia eona-Uii M tcwiw.
a.anil hare larva aaaortramt of gpgina.
Holler. KlitnH and tian a,al lluihln.f, IV. I.
for iateat dnaerlntlva ..i.iimm. iiaIa at hvm
A WALgKU,K.WalcrHi.or.T)lor,rH)rilaud,Or.
roR LAOIKSI
100 Ilf Ottl.l wm be aald by th Kh
t'hemlnal ,'o. lor any e. ot Ivma
that will not vlalrf in II K J a tin ll'l in
tai waaanrai
JKHTIt'SANAtiVKK foaDKR. rrie!.W pr
boa. For aale by all draggut.
THREE PAIRS 3:5
, ... ritaaj ior aa e ni ,
In atampa, mailed tree together with nor Itfau
lllnatral d Hon ( Irele with deaerlpilD, let.
are nd tirloa ot m,n ,, ih.hu.n.1 ...iu IM. in.
door and ootdnor (live your na and !
ra aomwi y , neutloa thia paper, write to
SMITH'S CASH STORK,
I4-41S rroal . FfaiKlrfO.Cal.
Si
D.r.1URAT'S?.c
VmM' n trta--. kasaeiail. A
r-lf ttaafcu. MimlMM TMUuat.au. Xssua.
J PV ?fV freak.
W.L.Dcuclag
93 SHOEno"J.hoc:.
5. CORDOVAN,
VAVFlrCCeUfAIOMiyta
a.upoLicr.jsout.
2.LyBoYS;cHOJiSnoEX
. LADiea
WL.DOUaLAS
nOCKTON. MASS.
Tee en a save aasaer kr wearing ike
W. L. Daa.l.a a.l. OA Hkj...
..wmmwm, ere taa laereai ataaaraetareni 14
la grade of hoea la Ilia world, awl a-uaranl Uw r
ralu by atamnfof th aania and arte oa tl
o"M?!,J,.w.hl'' vraUttt yon aaatnet blah nr lew ai d
"'"W"""'" profile, our aha enwl euiui.n
"wit la etyle, eaay Sttiag and wearing aualilte.
WahavetKam inu ..a, - .
?,!J?,u,.J,,"l,',,M''n,h,"n'1 Tahaaoeub.
wtttla, uyourOaalaraasautauiiiilr vou. nnu.
TRAVEL 7
IF SO, YOU WILL. FIND THE
BIG FOUR ROUTE
THE BEST LINE
VESTIBULK TRAINS.
KLIOANT OININO OARS.
QUICK TIME. '
All for Tick! via
Big Four Route.
I. 0. MsCSIMICK. D. I. MARTIN.
Peel, Traffle Marnier. Oen. TtM. A Tkl AU
CINOIKNATf.
Academy
r ih you
I I mi in ttfiifc tVilrl try gruaviMA. f
mmaoM,