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The U. S. Government, through the Agri
cultural Department, has been investigating
the baking powders for the purpose of in
forming the public which was the purest,
" most economical and wholesome.
The published report shows the Royal
Baking - Powder to be a pure, healthful
preparation, absolutely free from alum or any
adulterant, and that it is greatly stronger in
leavening power than any other brand.
, Consumers should not let this valuable
information, official and unprejudiced, go
unheeded.
ROYAL BAKINO POWOER CO., 101 WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
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Mads Clgarettee With the Bible,
Tho snl lora anil firemen on board th
British stcainor City of Kdibburgh are all
Molinuimcdans shipped at Bombay and
. Calcutta, and tlicj seemed to greatly enjoy
the religious services at the Mariner'
bethel, where they were taken on a rooent
Euudnv morning In Philadelphia. They
did not, however, seem to fully appreciate
tho neatly bound little Testaments that
were presented to each one of the party
as they left the sacred edifice. Late in the
evening Captain Frame, commander of
tho steamer, went into the forecastle to
find out why tho men were so unusually
quiet. Ho was horrified to see that they
had torn tho little books apart and used
each leaf to roll a cigarette in. His re
monstrance was met with the cool asser
tion that aa the work had been done with
thoir loft, or unclean, bauds no sacrilege,
according to their belief, bad been com
mitted. An Effective Warning. "
Tho train was just ready to start for
Boston when a detective from Superin
tendent Byrnes' office got on one of the
smokiug cars and said, "Be careful,
gentlemen; I believe there are a couple
of sharpers iuside. ., .
"Good gracious!" exolaimed a very
stylish looking gentleman, preparing to
get out "I'd no idea there were such
people here. I'm sure I shall get out "
! Another, who was sitting in a seat
opposite, exclaimed:
, "I have a large sum of money with
me, and I have no wish to lose it,"
whereupon he, too, got put ?;.
"AH right, gentlemen," the officer
calmly remarked; "they are both gone
now." Millard J. Bloomer in Harlem
Lite. ; ,
Superior to Tim.
It ia strange, said a jeweler on Twen-
ty-tliird street, but women seldom ever
consult the official timepiece in the
Window. A man involuntarily pulls ont
bis watch to set it by the standard time
from the United States observatory,
and if he passes ten timekeepers in a day
would be apt to compare with half of
them, but a woman, unless she ia very
businesslike, wouldn't pull ont her
watch to regulate it, not if she passed
100 standard timepieces. She is superior
to time. New York Recorder.
" - A Sara Remedy.
Passenger Captain, can't yon recom
mend any cure for seasickness?
Captain Certainly, my good sir, and
ono that never fails. AU yon have got
to do is to lie down in the shade of a
tree in fall leaf, and away it goes.
Schalk. . . - -
"THE LEAST OF THESE."
She had little of narthly beauty;
She had lets of earthly lore;
Bhe cliiubed by a path so narrow, ,
Surh wuarisoroe burdens bore I
And she earn with faeart a-trnblll
To the warden at heaven 'a dooi
c
And said, "There were hearts of herc."
She said: "There were hands of mittlit.
I had only my little children,
That call to me day and night
I could only soothe their Borrows,
Their childish hearta make lisht"
And she bowed her head in silence,
And she hid her faoe in ahame.
When, oat from a bias of glory,
A form majestic came.
And sweeter than all heaven's music
Lo, some one called her name!
v , , Christian Herald.
LET THE HUNTER DON GAY COLORS.
Dr. PIERCE'S
PLEASANT . ,
PELLETS
CURB- '
SICK HEADACHE, - ,
BILIOUSNESS,
CONSTIPATION,
INDIGESTION,:
DYSPEPSIA,
7 POOR APPETITE,
and all derangeinents of the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
Of all druggists.' .i'
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ALWAYS IS FAVOR.
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HUflMUM
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YOUNG 5PIRITS,
T-"VJ a. Tt
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av
robust strength fol
low Rood health.
But all fail when the
vital powers are
weakened. Nervous
debility and lrwa of
manly power mutt
frotu bad haliiKcon
tracted by the yomie;
lltroiwrh " ienmance
of their ruinous con
seqtieneea. Low
irblr It, melancholia.
impaired memory, . i t
morose "br' irritable "
temper, fear of impending: calamity and a
thousand and one derangements of body
ami mind, result from snch pernicious prac
tices. All these ore permanently cured by
imnroved methods of treatment without the
patient leaving home.
A medical treatise written in plain but
chaste lanjjiiatre, treating of the nature,
symptoms and cnrability of snch disease,
sent securely sealed in a plain envelope, on
receipt ofthis notice, with locentsin stamps,
for postage. Address, World's Dispen
sary Medical Association. Buffalo. N. Y.
It Lessens tlx Chances of Born body Tak
ing a Shot at Him.
"Yon would naturally think that the
banter ont for game wonld wear clothe
of soft, unobtrusive colors harmonizing
with the landscape, " said the veteran
sportsman. "Yet, stalking moose and
deer in the Maine woods, I select ap
parel pronounced in hue and often wear
a red necktie or hatband. This I do to
lessen the danger of being shot through
mistake. ...... ,
"Of the great army of hunters that
each fall range the woods of the Pine
Tree State there are few that will not
sometimes venture a shot into moving
bushes on the chances that the invisible
object that rustles them may be a deer.
The fool sportsman, who is largely in
evidence in the shootiug season, will do
so every time. If it be a man in the
bashes, any striking colors of his cos-
tame are apt to catch the eye of the one
preparing to ore and prevent the snot
being fired.
. "The danger of alarming game by
such costume? That is not enongb to
be taken into account Everything strik
ing in color is more likely than not to
excite their curiosity and draw them
toward the hunter if be work with prop
er slowness and caution. Besides that
all the an tiered game' trust almost
wholly to their senses of bearing and
smelling to warn them of the approach
of danger, and if yon can baffle those
faculties yon need have little fear of
their taking alarm from the sight of
you..
"But, speaking , of costume, don't
wear black, else every ninny, and even
some experienced sportsman, seeing yon
among the trees, would let drive at you,
believing be was going to bag a bear."
New York Sun.
Ely's Cream Balm
QUICKLY CUBES
COLDjnHEAC
Apply Bilm into each noetrll
Ku 6aoii.,OSVvn St., X-
- Turn ins; Up the. Trooaen.
'"rI doubt not through the ages one in
creasing purpose runs, and that is why
I have always felt sure that there must
be some reason for the astrornary and
ascentrio" behavior of people who turn
np the bottoms of their trousers in dry
weather. The New York exquisites who
copied the fashion from London will be
disgusted at the Vulgar origin of the
practice, for I understand that it had
its rise in the inventive brains of some
bank clerks, who used to go down to the
city on those) bad old "razor back"
buses. Tbey found that their nether
garments got frayed by rubbing against
the woodwork under the seats until one
day one of them exclaimed, "Go to, and
let us turn up our trousers." And they
did so. And having turned them np it
didn't seem worth while to turn them
down again, so the custom became crys
tallized. ' If only somebody would now
inform us why we wear silk hats and
have pockets in our coattails which we
never use, we might even yet be moder
ately happy. London Figaro. " " -"T
Wobmb In Baaelaa Jenrnallsan.
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GASOLINE has been initiated at Hclsingforg with the
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IMPROVE
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' KTKB fitted by mail, ' Write for our home sys
tem ol fitting the eyes-FREB.
REED A MALCOLM
BiUWUhed 18SI. - Ortgoilin Bid's, Partitas, Or.
HOll V JJ POWER I
GAS and
HERCULES
Scotch Terms and Customs.
Everybody knows that the word mao
(pronounced in uaelio macbk) means
son, so that, for example, MacDonald
literally means the boo of Donald. But
it is not generally known that when a
woman is spoken of the higblanders
substitute for mao the feminine men,
which means daughter; that the voca
tive of mao is viehk (we spell phonet
ically), which always replaces mao
when a person is addressed, and that
the nominative plural is micbk (sons)
or clann (children). Sir Walter Scott's
isnorance of Gaelio frequently led him
into error upon these points, both in bis
poetry and in his novels.
The meaning of the Uaelio word clan,
as just stated, is children, and the obe
dience which clansmen owed to their
chief was considered by them rather as
the. affectionate obedience due by chil
dren to a father than as that dne by sub
jects to a ruler. They believed them
selves to be all blood relations descend
ed from a common ancestor, of which
their chief was the Jiving representa
tive. The clansman who hesitated to
save his chief's life at the expense of
his own was regarded as a coward who
fled from bis father's side in the hour
of periL On the other hand, the chief
was expected at all times to acknowl
edge the meanest of bis clan as bis re
lation and to shake bands with him
wherever they might happen -to meet
Subordinate to the chief and generally
related to him were the chieftains and
tacksmen. London Spectator..
WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE
PROMINENT PERSONAGES FROM
FAR AND NEAR.
People Who Have. Gained Dlstlnetloi
: In Ih.lr Particular Sonar In Life,
Both In This Country and Abroad
Robert Shervlntou.
At the head of the Malagasy army in
Madagascar is Charles Kobert btiervin
ton. whose official rank ia Lieutenant
General conimandinir. Malagasy is
areneral term for the Inhabitants of the
western and ntitliern Darts of the isl
and, who are Africans and heathens ol
the lowest sort General Shervinton
an Englishman, the son of Lieutenant-
Uolonel bbervinton, ana is z years oiu,
In 1877 be failed to pass the examina
tion necessary to securing a commission
in the British Army, after which he
sailed for South Africa and joined the
native cont ntrent He continued in
this service until 1884, rising to the
position of Commander of the Cape
Mounted Kioes, to which be was pro
moted bv Lord Wolseley. In 1884 he
retired tn accent the aDDointinent
Military Secretary to. the Queen of
Madagascar and chief ot the army. He
has hwn several times wounded, and on
three occasions his horse was shot under
him. i
Af . Klbot.
M. Ribot has succeeded in the task
assigned him of forming a new Cabinet
for the new rrestaeni oi r ranee, ne
was born at St. Omer, February 7, 1842.
He was carefnllv educated, studied law
1
few. . "jiffcXr
and attained the doctor's degree in 1863.
He has been very prominent in his pro
fession and in 1878 made his first ap
pearance in Parliament, being elected
from Bouiozne-snr-Mer. in the depart
ment of Pas de Balias. He was offered
the nortfolio of Justice in the Ministry
of M. Carnot, bnt refused to accept any
but that of the Interior which could not
be eiven him. Though not popular in
the ordinary sense, he is said to have
few enemies, and is pre-eminently a safe
man. His wife is an American lady,
and was formerly Miss Minnie Burch of
Chicago.
President Dias.
With the trouble between Mexico and
Guatemala, much attention is directed
to the rulers of tbe respective countries
President. Diaz is about 60 years ot age.
His earlv display of talents led his
ml jim
father to send him to the great law
school at Puebla. which he left to join
tbe army, OKi'ting against our American
(jenerai ocoit. xie ia a great liguicr.
havinir eon a throuali several wars and
coiiiinn out at last in full command of
the rationai Army oi tne oouin. in
1867 he was elected to the Mexican Con
gress. Me ran jor me rresiaency inree
times Deiore ne was eiecteo, eacu tune
became rebellious and fled to New Or
leans. He was elected in 1878. He has
20.000 troops ready for action. He
promises, if pushed in to a fight, to settle
this dispute once and forever.
' .... President Crespo.
Exiled to the Island of Cracoa, ' ex
Dictator Roias Paul watches with ieal-
on evfs every political movement in
the Republic of Venezuela, ready at any
time to give tne signal lor a Diootiy rev
olution there. Thorougly aware of the
impending daneer is the learned Presi
dent of the country. General Joaquin
Crespo, who is himself tireless in his vig
ilance. He is steadily preparing to meet
the revolutionists who are urged on by
tbe exiles in this country. Tbe re vol u
lntion it is thought will only- be poet-
noned until the Eatherins of the coffee
crop, whote tale will supply some of the
necessary funds.: .. . ,
4 Straus Mania That FtawH Many As
parently Ban- Cltliana.
New York is full ot men who want to be
first when there Is nothing In It for them.
Two chaps will scramble for an empty ele
vated train, and although they are ths only
chaps on ths platform they will push and
shove each other in order to be the drat In
tht train. Even when then is only one man
on ths platform be will have a sort of strug
gle to get aboard, as If he were competing
with some imaginary traveler.
Aa soon as a train begins to slow up at a
station the people linlug the platforms
commence to eye each other with suapl
ciou, trying to devise what plan tht rest
have for getting aboard llrst, so that they
oau circumvent It It doesn't seem to be
that tbey are afraid they will low thoir
eats, but some imaginary triumph seems
to be connected with being the drat on
board.
It's the same way on the big railroads.
In a train bound from New York to Phila
delphia when it reaches Trenton the oocu
panta beuin to edge toward the door aud to
make arrangements to be tho 11 rat to leave
the oar. Tbey writhe In their seat un
easily and glare at their companions, whom
tbey suspect of an intention to circumvent
them if possible.
When a ferryboat lands at a slip, there
are always three or four meu and boys who
make a wild run for the street, looking
back at every yard to make sure they are
the first After gaining the street they full
into a snail's pace and don't do anything
more the whole day that costs them any ef
fort. They had been coached for a spring
on the boat and in that spring they seem
to have exhausted all the energy set aside
by nature for that day's work. Commuters
on the railroads practice this thing until it
becomes a sort of mania with them.
At a theatrical performance there are
people who are mode miserable throughout
the evening by the fear that they won't be
the first to leave the building when it's
over. They take very little interest in the
show. Any one who watched them fidget
ing toward tbe close of the play would sup
pose that the management gave a chromo
or something to tho fellow who made tbe
best time into the street
The whole thing is due to dense ignorance
about tbe proper value and use of time.
The chap who struggles and fights his way
to a car in which t!:ere is plenty of room for
all hands has an insane impression that it
he gets tn the car tint he ll reach Harlem
before the other people, but of course that'
all nonsense. It isn't so much that he want
to reach Harlem in a hurry, but once in ths
race he wishes to get there before some one
else. He will loiter 10 minutes from Broad
way to the Park place station, but as soon
as he reaches the elevated railroad steps be
Decomes a comet, pushing, righting and
climbing over people to save a second. On
tbe platform he dives for the car, treading
on corns and leaving a trail or blasphemy
behind him.
And having reached Harlem he stops for
tnree-quarters or an hour in One Hundred
and Twenty-fifth street and watches a man
sticking posters on a fence.
If he had any appreciation of the proper
use of time, he would have taken five mora
minutes to come up town and done it like
a gentleman instead of a savage. Then he
would have appropriated only 40 minutes
to watching the man daubing paste on the
advertising fence. A little more thought-
fulnesa and evenness in the use of time
would save a lot of unpleasantness I don't
mean to t he wild eyed savage in a hurry,
for I have no sympathy for him or his kind,
but to bis victims. New York Herald.
i Thara la a aanaral hope and belief
throughout the country that Congress wUl
do something nsally for the distress and
uft'arlne-of aomany hapless people. It Is
to be hoped business will atari up and gW
amnlovment to thousands. But thers are
certain kinds of sutlerlng whloh Congress
oan do nothing to miUvs. There s pain
and misery always which no legWailon
oaiioure. Just think of men orlppled hir
Ills with ths tortures or soiatloa. And
suoh should know that St. Jacob s Oil I- a
ofrtain oure, whioh can bt brought about
promptly without any aid from Congress.
They VTtakea oa the Gallows,
George Mnlcdnn, who has hanged B8 inch
t the Fort Smith (Ark. ) Jnll, was oiked by
oorresponduut the other day, "What was
the one thing In common among these 88
men that you hungod which struck you at
poeullarP"
"They all weakened at the end."
"All of tuom Indians as well as
Whites!"
"All of them Indians, negroes, all.
Some were worse than others. I can tell,
because thoy tremble when I put my hand
on them. 1 don't keep them waiting long.
As toon as I get thorn right on tht trap I
push tho lover. They don't know it's oom
ing so quickly, for I whisper to them,
keeping one hand on thorn all tho time
aud jerk ths lover with the other."
W hat other peculiarity have you no
ticCTlr" Tho old Bavarian studied a moment
and siild:
"Nearly every one of them snyahels In
nocent; keeps denying It to the end too.
There Is nothing," be continued, "In these
stories about follows dnnolng a Jig on tho
scaffold, tuklngoff their boots and cursing
and swearing and carrying on. I was
there and saw It all, and I know. Tbey
all weaken, every one, when It oomes to
the time."
What a Thorouch Scrubbing Does.
'To take a thorough scrubbing would
seem like a curious prescription to give to
a respectable adult," said an eminent phy
sician to one of his confidential friends.
"but I assure yon that in some smoothly
worded and sugar coated fashion I have
been obliged to recommend a good washing
to more than one of my wealthy patients. It
is really dreadful, to call it by no more dis
agreeable term, the discoveries that a phy
sician sometimes makes.
"I often feel like dumping some of the
persons who need my services Into a stream
of running water or a bis tank, with orders
to put themselves to soak until many of
the layers of tbe accumulated untidinggs
nave naa time to oecome loosened, tor, as a
matter of fact, a single washing would by
no means answer the purpose, and it ia not
only tbe eyes that tell me this. There is
an odor of uncleanllness that others than
the physician cannot fail to recognize.
A dash of cold water every mornina
would do more to keep tbe system in good
condition than almost anything else that
could be done, even where the health is
good this is an excellent practice, as it pre
vents weariness and keeps tbe circulation
in proper order. Those who have tried the
experiment for health's sake have found
that, even after tbe conditions were re
stored, it was worth while to continue it as
a luxury." Brooklyn Citizen.
Mo UlToroa Allowed.
South Carolina Is the only state In tb
Cnlon that refuses to dissolve the marl to
relation for any causn whatever.
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CvH
Cough I Cough 1 1 It's the
hacking cough that often ends
in the most serious trouble.
am
Wilier
stops the cough at once by
removing the cause and thus
prevents the trouble. Put two
teaspoonfuls of this good old
remedy in a small cup of
molasses, take teaspoonful
often, and your cough will
quickly cease. -; Sold every
where. You now get double
the quantity of Pain-Killer for
the same old price.
Perry Davl U Son, Providence, R.L
25ctS.,"L. a-L y-t
50cu. andXfc I Cm)fZt
$1M Bottle.SJ (XI III IflX
One cent a dote. Smif
It ia sold on guarantee by all drue
aoA U tias keat Gouh aad Group dure. .
A Moral Powor,
Queen Victoria is laid to have become
somewhat fractions, and nge is telling
on her at last Irritable as tbe queen
may be under the pangs of rheumatism
whioh now afflict her, no one duslrea to
see her place filled by another. She has
kept the balance of moral power in her
share of Europe as no crowned head has
done before her or will be likely to do
after her. Boston Herald.
The barefoot cure receives unqualified
indorsement in the Scottish highlands,
where it is said dwoll the healthiest
children in the world Thoy seldom
wear shoes before they are 13 years of
age.
The most splendid pair of shoes on
reoord were those worn by Sir Walter
Raleigh on great court occasions. They
were of buff leather, ooverod with pre.
eioos t tones and valued at $35,000.
HOPE CRUSHKD TO EARTH
Will rlae aealn In the brnom of a dyniWDt'o wlie
enough toMibtlltnie for the paeuilo lon'o, w h lob
nave iambooiid him out ol mi be nei in tne
poujjIMIUyo! cure, the teal tnvlirorant and ato-
macnio. Hoateuera tttomarn Htiiere. ine nu
lorn, the nerroiin. the dmoentle. the rheumatic
alike derive apeedy benefit Imm th e at'liiltil bo
urn to nteuicine. reraona tunerine, irom mm-
f euttnn will sain no ponlttve permanent sood
rora the fiery, uaniedieated atlmulaul of eoin
meree, too ollen used rerkleakly. The Itinera li
Immeaaurablrto be preferred to them aa a tonic.
mice its pure baaiala modlHed by thsconiiuie-
iiun wun li oi veireiama uigreuieiiii ni me
blgheat remedial vieellence. Malaria la iire
vrnied and remedied br It, and II Inlunes visor
Into the weak and sickly. A wiDeslawlul three
umea a aay u me average aoae.
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hn.fr TciT" 'Yt, to dam, but now Icio t Bad
RHEUMATIC FAINS
Itetnrn when the colder weather oomea
They are caused by lactlo acid in tbe blood,
which frennentlv settles in the toinla. TM
poisonous taint must be removed. Hood's
Hood's
Sara.
parilte
Cures
Sarsaparllla
conquers rheu.
matism be.
eanA it rfrfvM
outof tbe blood rww4www
every form of imparity. It makes pure,
rich nlood.
"I sutlered with rheumatism In my left
foot. I took Hood's Barsanarilla and the
pain Is all gone." Miss K. R. Blaks, Hills
nouae, tnaneon,B.tJ. BET ONLY HOOD .
Hood's Pills prevent ronutlpation.
Everywhere.k '
I Sold Everywhere.
. Grown Everywhere. '. 1
fPEimYs Seeds
t Rk your 4aler for tham. Hmu1-for Pf
l Ferry1 Heed Aujaaal for J
l Invaluable to all planteraand lovm M
X of Flna Veseianlis and itmallhll f I
VFIo-ors. Writ lor II free. r g
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V elraH MUfc. IS y
World'. Tribute to
Dr. Price'8 Cream
Baking Powder
Highest Honors Award.
by tho World' Colum
bias Exposition,
Chicago 89J
World's Fair
HIGHEST MEDAL
awarded to
Dr. Price's Cream Baking: Powder
The highest award wai given on every claim, comprising
superiority in leavening power, keeping properties, purity and
excellence. This verdict has been given by the best jury
ever assembled for such a purpose, backed by the recommend
ation of the Chief Chemist of the United States Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C, who made an elabor
ate examination and test of all the baking powders. This
is pre-eminently the highest authority on such matters in
America.
This verdict conclusively settles the question and
proves that Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is
superior in every way to any other brand.
Not. The Chief Chemist rejected the Alum baking powders, stating
to the World's Fair jury thM he considered thtm unwholesome.
A Hiiwira anil a llf.
A wooden W and a Hog nearly changed
the conrso of Enropeau history. In 1S03,
just prior to the war between Prussia
and Di'iitniirk, Bismarck was staying at
Biarritz, One morning, accompanied
by a huge dog, he was walking along a
road which to us along a cliff, protected
by a low wall, when he met an old
French naval captain with a wooden
leg, but powerfully built, and of a quick
temper. The dog bec&ino unduly atten
tive to the captain's log, and the French
man struck at the animal with the butt
of bis fishing rod. Bismarck used a
round Oernmn oath, and the tailor fol
lowed with nautical emphasis. : From
words the two came to blows, and in a
few minutes Bismarck found that, strong
as he was, the Frenchman was lifting
him bodily upon the top of the sea wall,
Anothor moinont and he would have
been in tbe sea below, and the whole
course of history would have been
changed. At the critical moment came
help by tho irony of fate in the shape
of an equerry of Napoleon, who rescued
the German from his terrible opponent
If that equerry could only have known
for what he had saved him! San Fra
ciaco Argonaut ,
HOW'S Tllllir
Ws offer Ons Hundred Pollers Reward
for any eaae of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure I
K. J. CUE.NKY A 1X.. Props.,
ToIimIu, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known K. J.
Cheney for tbe laal 15 years, and bvlteve
him perieotly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able lo carry
out any obligations made by their Unit,
WT Tsiiax,
Wholesale DrOKKiaU, Toledo, 0.
Walhimu, Kimnas . Moavm,
Wholesale IrtiKKlt, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting direotiy upon the blood and inuoous
surfaces of tbe ayaUmi. Price, 7oo. par boU
tie. Hold by all Druggists. Teatliuunlals
free.
Ths dd sol beat lor alderman.
And aaltf In ebrwrlul way,
Ashe nal hlaeoneton, "I'm out
Ol pullllce lo alar."
KXPKKIICNIB.
When They Meet and iart.
An Englishman salutes bis friend
with: "How do yon doT Oootlby. Fare
well." (Similarly the Dutchman, "Year
wel," and the Swede, "ForveL" A
j-Freuohmau sys:"Bonjonrl An plnisirl"
i. e., "do vons rovoir." An Italian,
"Bnon gioruol Addiol A tivedurcll"
A Spaniard, "Buenos dins I Adiosl
Hasta la vista!" (French "Anrevoirl")
The Turk folds bis arms and bows bis
head toward tho ponton whom he salutes.
Tbe common A rub says, "8lem alei-
kum" ("Poaco bo with yon"). He then
lays his hands ou his breast in order to
show that the wish proceeds from bis
heart.
Experience teaches not only weakness,
but strength and the value of good reme
dies such as Alu-ock's Pobous Plaits.
Thitiswbat 0. I). Fredericks, ths well
known photographer of Nsw York, ssysi
"I have been using Ai.tcocc's l'osnos
Pla'tim for W years, and found them one
of the bast ol family medioiiiM. Mrieliy
summing np my eiperienoe, 1 sav that
when placed on the small ol the baok All
ows'! Plastsm llll ths body with nervous
enerrrv, and thus ours fatigue, brain ei
hauatlon, debll'ty and kidney dlinaultlea.
For women and children I have found
them Invaluable, They never Irrlu e tbe
skin nr oauae ths slightest pain, but oure
sore throat, eourxhs, colds, pains In siile,
oaok or chest, indigestion and bowel com
plaint." llRtnDarra's Pill are safe and sure.
Hare rljr Hnw did ynu manaite to stop that
catil eart Auitaa Tlie aduman and I are
brother Masona,
PIANOS II ardman Chlrkerins riaehar,
in-F
lehr
GHlGKEfl RAISING PAYS
if you uk the PrtalHM
Incatwurt A Brooder.
Malt money white
others are waiting
1 1 tn e br ol d nrocrruies.
Catalog telU-,.1 about
It, and or acrtbea every
arucie ncTflra lor lot
poultry Duaioeea,
The "ERIE
mechanically the heat
.wheel, frrulral model.
We ar radlic Coaat
lerate. Blcvrl raia-
kMrue.Btsiied free.aivca
niiiMcrlntlon. jirlrfe. etc., aoknts wawtso.
PETAL0MA niCUBATOB C0.,retsItms,Csl.
BuAwi.il Hrwaa, ni B Main Bt., Loa AriKdra.
-X Ja
v - . 4S
i I tzi;nii
R. HALL'S
PULMONARY BALSAM
The Best M'HB for Jtths, Colds and
uaatssiniaB,
Hold Mr an uruit. rnce, w oenu.
J. K. GATES CO., Proprietors,
417 Isanaome SI., B. F.
FRAZER
AXLE
CREASE
BUT IN THI WORLD,
Itawearlncaualltlei are unsuroaated.actnallv
onllaatlng two boxea ol any other braml. Krec
irom Animal una. k r thk uknuihk.
FOB BALK BY ORKOON AND
WA8H1 NOTOIf MKKCMANTS-SJ;
and Dealers senerally.
Sooth ma
SYRUP
VOIt OMILDNtN TtlTHINO a
Wat? ni kr dl Dnctba. Sa Oaalaakf,
iiaattvaa and naoDla
who have weak lonsaor Aath
aia, Uwmld aie PUWa Oars for
OoaaampUoa. It has ear
tkraaaaa. fthaa nntlnjnr.
ad one. It U not bad tola,
atlatta buoooh arm p.
Bole averrwlteie. aHe
f3
Manhood riored, J
Night ltmiiona,
Waak memory,
Atrop'ty, Kaxual
W.aknt, etc.,
Surely cured hy
POLLEN ACME
OILEI ACME
Tha mom won
lerfiilachitveinenl In Medical .Science.
permanent
cure guaranteed.
New York addreia
m-117 Fulton Si.
The III sera
and vital fore el
planH and Saweni
ll five vigor,
power and ! to
the vital ergaai ei
man.
WM
Eir to carry in
treit Bockei, Frlce
Si. Sit tor ,
Sent in pi a I s
,'PPar, or at
Ml Druggiita.
STaaaaaa aia. ea,
aaaTTUt, waaa
ao, asaarawaeii
low nrlrwo: eaav lerma, Cor
WILKV a. ALLKM CO. dhaold-atand
Largest maalo alorr), ill f.rel Hu, forUsuil.
Tst Ossmba for breakfast.
(JseEnamellnaSlovsFollahi no duel, no email
VL.DpUCLAS
$ 3S HO E rl pom ak'ni.
.CORDOVAN-,
rstKN a acuo auj.
.3 m h hi Calt iioutiABoa
..WPOUCE.330llS.
'LADIES'
r.Wf!ATLflCIJe
Over One MHUea Peed waa iha'
W. L Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
AN our shoe, art equally satisfactory
bit mm vaiew nr tn aseawy.
eqaalcuatoaaiK-nlaalytaandrit.
Tha Brtea ar anlforae, etaaipad on so
" ,va ,T,f 0," saaka.
rvw m uwihji auppi rou we can.
3 "".
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WEW
WAV
EAST
Porlland, Walla Wall.
Spokane, via l. K. AN,
Hallway n, ira
Nnrthera Hallway in
Notiii,a poli.ia. Hi.
Fatil, Uinneanolla,
Omaha, Hi. !,, ttht
"miiintui. AildrvM
liiaareal atrrnt. (J. i.
jJonavan. lien. At.,
l'orliaiKl.Ur.i It.C rTu-'
Waeh.i C.U UIwm.Oan. All..8pokn" ,Wm " No
rtueti roek-ballMt Ira. k; m,,' .o,.i,rVi ilac
leaping anrl dining earn buffet llbfary rsi
(amily loBrietalatpare; new rqalnmtnl,
If. P. N. U. No. 583 -B. K. N. U. No. 00
E.t.b. isoo CORDITT Sc MACLEAY CO. m0. ism.
IMPORTERH, BHIPI'INO and COMMIHftlON MRHC'HANTH, l iberal advance mad. a. .nnrovwd
oonl,mt.iiU inl Wheat. Floor, Oal., Wl nd Hoi. Hprelal ln7tK,rli fjm "fti J.MnVndnS
dla: Tea, CoBoe, Ktee, batting enrt Hue., ttuic, Ugo. "Taploea, thin NhI o'S ite 1 fmm I iv.
r'.' "h iiiihii. hiiii nrima'uiis. jaa aim. i j hi !, un.. usi. tnti atm
Iriih Wbinky, Brain
null Ih Ir.d. PORTLAND, OR,
WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES."
GREAT SAVING RESULTS PROM THE USE OP '
YOIT Jf'JiKL BAU? VUKH YOUK BACK I
Three fl niton only. Trr it.
MALARIA I
H i -. l'. verL" teP ,eem bnrden? Yon need
MOORE'S REVEALED REMEDY.
HOW TO SAVE BoffpY
rtit DnAllfUlA.a a . ...
M-rRJ2?t money. wiZiZ
then any oih.r lirm in the eountrJ ftelid a i.Tr r..m"l'ii5r 'J?' -".'"l "U sood. eheaper ,
new prle Hit, whloh will b? om ac. W ZJSStir?1"'"11 mW yo ou
Dry granulated auirar in 10lb. sacki or a! n i S,? f'' P1" ,ono, ont pr pound,
Btorand, of flour pe? bwrel..',. "i l .ffi'S" Jro-'-- s ' '
and at a list of what jos need md-..!1 PH ,
ronwiiv
Bflaaiar e -uem uiai prior, auuivaa you.
MARK U OOHM a oou ua front atroot, Portland, Or.