The Oregon mist., December 11, 1896, Image 4

ITS LBSSON.
From ths hard times people will reap
lessons of eperionce, learning bow to tot
with mora cre in business and how to ap
ply remedies for the stringency of such
tint'. With more care wa will bav. less
accidents, and much less suffering If we
know the true remedy. Ill the held and
wnrk-nhnp, Indeed in all sctiYities, sprnlua
and hiuiaea bMptvn And bring tho hard
tunc ol pain and suffering. Experience
teaches tfmt it is always best to get the
best remedy, which it the chcatieat in the
end. Experience points to St. Jacohs Oil
NORTHWEST BREVITIES
i without question the Iwst remedy for
KUch tiii.shaH, being the urvst and rromit-
in cum Buni'mut nnuvw nam uuitw
von iu prosperity. The st rvrnet.y for
It in tiio atiirat way out of thyui
Immense deposit! of aabeetofl have
been discovered in the Ferris range of
mountain! in Carbon oonnty, Wyoming.
rOKTONK SBkKINU EMIGRANTS.
Mnv noor family that mokn the wwtrn
viltlR in the hopu of winning a fortune, it
Min-rii (rum that inshUmig ioe of the emigrant
nd frontipmnan chilU nd fever tiy Ho.
letter wtonrnon inner. eneoniituy tioea
that in cmuft rubles medicinal Joiene fortliy
the ivmm rk ai imt the combined intiuetuK of
a malar ions HtinoMphei-e and miAsma-ttt.nted
waittr.. thitt protei'lvd hy it the pioneer, th
miner or in uuiriss provmeq wiui 6 may
There is no substitute for thorough
going, Ardent and sincere earnest.
mm
Gladness Gomes
With a better understanding of the
t ransient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef
forts gentle efforts pleasantefforts
riglitly directed. There is coaifort in
' the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual d is
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with mill ions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its benehcial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes interna
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when yon pan.
chase, that yon have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
figs stands highest and is most largely
Jfeed and gives most general satisfaction.
Evidence ot Steady Growth
and Enterprise.
OUR Ft-AO INSULTED.
ITEMS OK GENERAL INTEREST
Blood Poison.
Contagions B'ood Poison has been ap
propriately called the curse pf mankind.
It is the one disease that physicians can
not cure; their mercurial aud potash
remedies only bottle up the poison in
the system, to surely break forth in a
more virulent form, resulting in a total
wreck of the system.
Mr. Frank B. Martin, a prominent
jeweler at 936 Pensylvania Ave., Wash-
ington,l.C,says:
Wrens All th. CIM.s and Town, of th.
Thriving Stet.r state :
Oregon.
Applet have sold for lower prices in
Lakeviow this fall than for a number of
years, some selling at low
a hundred.
A single bean plant of the navy va
riety, grown on the farm of W. L.
Curtis, near Forest Grove, yielded 614
beans, weighing 4 1-8 ounces.
The cannery slouch and log boom,
near the month of Coot river, it Oiled
with drift It looks at though it would
be an expensive nndertaking to clear
the jam.
Another body was fonnd floating in
the lower bay near Marshfleld last
week, and it supposed to be that of one
of the firemen of the Arago. Thit it
the tilth body fonnd.
Artio owls are being teen In all partf
of the ooast oonntiea. A live one wai
captured on Poney slough. Coot oonn
ty. The bird wai a beautiful tpecimen
and wai not in any way injured.
Captain E. H. Hansen, the bnilder of,
the schooner General Siglin, bat nearly
completed the three-masted schooner
on the Siuslaw. Her length it 118
feet; width of beam, 83 feet; with
capacity of 174 tons.
A six -point elk wai recently killed
on tho west fork of Cow creek, in tfie
southwestern part of Douglas oonnty.
The caress weighed 1,800 pounds. The
hunter need the meat to bait bear traps
and eavs he caught three heart and ex
pects to catch more.
A Coquille man says that a great
many logs went to tea during the late
freshet, notwithstanding the fact that
it was stated they had been caught
in the boom at Parkersbnrg. He says
comparatively few logs were saved, and
estimates the loss at between 500 and
1,000.
A tprnoe log wai sawed at Himpel St
Wheeler's mill, which, when rolled
on the carriage, had to be hewn off on
the upper side to allow it to past under
the timbers which support the roof of
the mill, says the Kebalem Timet.
Unfortunately the height of the roof
support is not given.
Over 40,000 head of beef cattle from
Malheur and Harney oonntiet have
been told thit season, according to the
estimates of those who have hired pas
tures to the drovers. Thit represents
more than tl, 000,000, or a little in ex
cess of $13 per capita for every man,
woman and child in both of these oonn
tiea. ,
A car weighing 64,600 pounds, and
carrying a monstrous gun carriage,
weighing 96,100 pounds, destined for
Fort Stevens, at the month of the Co
lombia river, was coupled to the wett
bound freight train which passed
through Pendleton Saturday. The car
wai specially constructed for its' heavy
load. It had eight pain of wheels.
Old Olorr Tramp! t'pon by Tarkl.h
' . Orno.rs.
New York, Deo T. -A letter from u
American missionary for nearly twenty
years a resident of Constantinople bat
been received by Rev. Or. Strong, ieo
retary of the American Evangelical
League, which confirms the recant
statement of Rev. Dr. Cyrnt Hamlin
with relation to the status of Ameri-
oana and the American flag In Turkey,
especially with tegard to the occasion
when the flag was torn and trampled
upon in an Armenian village. The
letter it dated September 80, and says
"The rascally police officer, Hassan
Chaooih, who tore down and destroyed
at 60 oenlt our flag, wai caught the Sunday follow
ing the maasaore, with 1600 upon him.
obtained from the Armenians on hit
promise to save their lives, and whom
he had treaoheronaly given up to death,
Everybody it asking whether Mr. Tor
rill will do anything to vindicate the
honor of onr flag, bnt at yet we hear of
nothing being done. "
Another letter from Constantinople
dated September 80, only five dayi af
ter th occurrence, says: :
"Hasseky, the honse which Mill
U lesson and Mrs. Seeleva occupied,
wai looted and the servant left iu
charge doubtless lost hit life. Men
wearing nniformt headed the mob
which attacked the bouse and pulled
down and tore to shreds the United
State flag that had been hung oat"
A DARING HOLD-UP.
St.
Blahwaynion Loot th. Oflit of
Louis Br. wing Company.
St Louis, Deo. 7. Three highway
men, with drawn revolvers, entered
the office of the Home Brewing Com
pany, at 3 o'olook thil afternoon, and
held op the cashier, Robert Haver-
kamp, forcing bim to hand over $400,
and then, not being satisfied with the
amount, went behind the counter, loot
ed tho money drawers and secured from
$600 to ISOO additional.
When the hold-np occurred, there
were present in the office the cashier,
a half dozen olerkt and several custom
era. Two of the robbers held the oc
cupants of the office in line while the
other went through the safe and money
drawers.
When the desperadoes had taken all
the money, they produced rope and
bound, hand and foot, everyone in the
offloe. Thit required nearly ten min
ntet, and it seems marvelous that they
were not discovered.
Having bound their victims, the rob
bers warned them against making a
noise nnder pain of instant death.
When the thieves had gone out. one
of the clerks managed to free himself
and then liberated the others. The
police were at one notified by telephone.
Upon leaving the offloe, the robbers
mounted a North Broadway car and
went south when they left the car and
went toward the river. The brewery
employes were nnable to give the police
good descriptions of the men.
CAPTURED A BURGLAR.
TRANSPLANTING SALMON.
l'aiilflo Coast Finn IMao.d iu Unit.rn
,. Wnt.rs.
Washiuutou, Deo. 7. Under the
direction of CominUsiousr Brioe,
lurge number of 1'uoillo ooast salmon
ire to be planted iu Eastern water. A
fish oar, outainiug 6,000,000 eggs, it
now ou the way vast, and the egg villi
be planted in the Kouuebeo, Penobscot,
Merriumo, Hudson, Delaware and tint-
iiuehauna riven. Already 8,000 year'
lings have been turned loose iu the
Penobscot The ooinmisoiou is grHtl
tied with its work on the Pacific ooast
this year. This year 110,000,000 eggs
have been hatched, three timet at inuuy
as were batched in aiiy previous year.
Of theae. SiO. 000,000 were hatched at
the new station at Battle Creole, a trib
utary of the Sacrawouto river iu Cali
fornia. The oomuiissioner secured
site which belonged to the California
oommisiion, aud has built an addition
al hatchery there. , It is now rugarded
as one of the best stations iu the Unit
ed States. Not the least important ao
tiou of the fish oommission is the trans
tor of steol head trout from the Faoiflo
to the Atlautio coast, where a large
unmber have been planted.
CUT DOWN BY CUBANS.
Hnmlrcds of Wonndvd Spaniards Tak.a
tu llnvana.
Cincinnati, Deo. 7. A special to the
Commercial Tribune from Key West,
r'la., says:
Paisengers by steamer from Havana
tonight say that a train with 600
wounded Spanish soldiers arrived there
today. It waa said most of them came
from the vicinity of Sun Cristobal
aud Candelaria. No definite statement
ooold be bad as to what battle-field
they came from. Kumort prevailed
on their arrival that Wejler bad sus
tained another defeat. Counter state
ments were also nade that the van
guard of Maoeo't army had been de
ft ated. Moreover, it was announced
that Weyler is on the eve of attempting
to storm tome of the hill tops where
Maeto it entrenched, and this has
raised great expectations in Havana.
Several American correspottenta at
Havana have- had friendly warnings
that Weyler is contemplating deporting
some of the more outspoken one be
cause their reports do not please him.
HAS FOUND A CURE ALL.
fol
Flacky Act of Woman Who Found
Una in H.r Koom.
1 was lor a
time under treat
snent of two of
the best physi
cians of this city,
for a severe case
of blood poison,
but my condition
grew worse all
the while, not
withstaudimr th
ym . .1
ii y- i charged me thre
lr hundred dollars.
if' My mouth was
Washington.
The woods at the headquarters of the
Wishkah river are said to be infested
by a large number of big gray wolves.
The high price of wheat it enabling
many farmers to pay off their mortgage
indebtedness, and at a result releases
long' are being filed in unprecedented num
ber with the county auditor of Colfax
county.
The total receipts of the second an
nual exhibition of the Washington
state fair, held at North Yakima, from
Spetember 23 to October S, 1896, were
$3,943.85; the disbursements were
13,922.10, leaving 21.85 cash on band.
The Waterville Big Bend Empire
aayt: "Evidently there it more likely
to be a deficiency than a surplus of
wheat in Douglas county next spring
filled witn eating sores; my tongue wai the mills may find difficulty in ot
almost eaten away, so that for three
months I was nnable to taste any solid
food. My hair was coming out rapidly,
and I was in a horrible fix. I had tried
various treatments, and was nearly dis
couraged, when a friend recommended
S.S.S. After 1 had taken four bottles, I
began to get better, and when I bad
finished eighteen bottles, I was cured
sound and well, mv skin was without a
blemish, and I have had no return ot
the disease. S.S.S.saved me from a lift
taining the necessary supply. There it
good reason to look for fair prices all
of next year."
Mrs. Rose Zettler, of Tacoma, con
victed in the Pierce oonnty superior
court of the crime of grand larceny and
sentenced to 18 months in the peniten
tiary at hard labor, will have to serve
her term, the supreme court having
affirmed the decision of the superior
of misery." S.S.S. (guaranteed purclf '- court for refuting a new tiral.
vegetable) will cure any case of blood
poison. Books on thediseas
and its treat
ment, mailed
free by Swift
Specific Co.,
Atlanta, Gs.
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Handkerchiefs for
holiday Gifts
Are always suitable tnd welcome.
We hsve made specialty Uii li nr. r 1
Seawm of Handkerchiefs AI Z3C tflCD
and will psy the postage on them to mall
order customers
The line for ladies' affords choice of
Linen embroidered
Linen initial hemstitched
Linen plain hernsiitchal
Cambric embroidered.
For Gentlemen:
Linen hemstitched
Linen hemmed .
Linen Initial
Silk hemstitched.
Early orders insure against mall delay.
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102 Wstklitgloa ,
' PORTLAND, OH
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BEST IN THE WORLD. VllCr!OE
Its wearing qHlltlereurnnrPie.l, actually
MltUotiug two hoxes of auv oti.er brand Free
Irom AnimHl Oils. UT THIS OKvuiNM.
FOK HAI.K BY ORKttOH AND
t4T-WA8''IM'TllN M U.. H AMTS-V)
and Dealers generally. , ,
SURE CURE for PILES
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The Ellensbnrg creamery, from Feb
ruary 1, 1896, to October 80, 1896, ran
274 days; the milk of 600 cows wai
nsed and 1,718,700 pounds of milk
were worked; 81,280 poundt of cream
were bought, and 76,681 pounds of but
ter made; the average price a pound
lor hotter wai XV cents, and for
butter fat 8 j cents. Customers were
charged 8 cents pound for making
butter.
Official returnt from all counties ex
oept Skamania, show the tote on presi
dential electors in Washington to have
been: MoKinley, 89,122; Bryan 61,
647; Palmer, 1,450; Levering, 783.
Bryan's plurality, 12,568. Corrected
returnt ihow the itanding of the legis
laturetobe: Senate, Republicans, 13;
opposition, 21; honse, Republicans, 13,
opposition, 61; with one district a tie.
One day last week, at the Port
Townsend Southern express was head
ing toward Port Townsend a fire was
noticed in the residence of George
cooper 01 Lieiana. me train was
stopped and all bands including half a
dozen passengers were soon at the scene
extinguishing the blaze wbioh at tbe
time was gaining muoh headway. Tbe
fire originated from a defective flu.
A large portion of the roof of tbe dwell
ing waa destroyed. Tbe damage
amounted to about 1 100. No insurance
was carried. ,
"Bud" Smith, a half breed of Ohop
valley brought to Tacoma last week
five deer, which he lays be ihot in one
band. He used a single thot non
repeating Winchester rifle. He found
the deer lying down and, at tbey did
not see him, he dropped them one
after another. It is a fact, says tbe
Ledger, tbat frequently band of deer
or antelope can all be killed before
running away if fonnd lying down or
quietly feeding, providing the hunter
keeo out of sight. After each killing
the 1 then seem to. become to excited
mid S'wildired thri:,tney only circle
arouu their dead Companions. 1
. r.
Portland, Or., Deo. 7. Mrs. E. E.
Liddy of thil city, made a plucky cap
ture at 1:30 o'clock this morning of an
aged sneak thief, who was in the act of
breaking into her house. She wai
eating lunch upstairs with woman,
when the thought she beard a window
raised in one of the side rooms, down
stairs, and, rushing down, she opened
a door jnst in time to see a man, who
waa half-inside an open window, make
a hurried exit
The street door was near at hand,
and Mrs. Liddy, who it a muscular
woman, ran ont jnst in time to tee the
thief running np the street Tbe
woman ran after bim and caught him.
"What d'yer want?" exclaimed tbe
thief, at the same time trying to break
way from the woman, who had hold
of hit collar. "I want yon," answered
Mrs. Liddy, at the took a firmer hold
and began walking her prisoner back
to tbe house.
A woman in the honse telephoned
tbe police stttion, and when tbe patrol
wagon arrived, Mrs. Liddy turned her
prisoner over to Officer NioolaL
TRAVELS OF HINMAN,
fought a Pltch.d Haiti In a California
Town.
Angel's Camp, CsL, Deo. 7. A
pitched bat lie wai fought on the streets
of Angel's Camp this evening between
two officers and Robert Hinman, the
desperado who is wanted at Roaebnrg.
Or., for breaking jail and shooting a
deputy sheriff. Before the constable
had an opportunity to prepare for Hin
did arrest, fie Droits away aud ran
np the street, which wai full of people.
Tbe officers followed bim, firing at ev
ery step. Hinman turned and took a
shot at each of bit pursuers, but with
out effect The officers' ammunition
wai finally exhausted, and tbey were
obliged to give np the pursuit, while
their mtn disappeared in the darkness.
A posse was organized and tent in pur
suit, bnt np to a late honr ba had not
been fonnd. It is thought by the offi
cers that he wai hit by one of the thota
Spain bai fewer daily paperl than
any other Enropean country, and four-
fifths of those the hai, are owned and
edited by Hebrews.
Burnad to ltn.
. Washington, Deo. 7. A special dis
patch received at tbe war department
ay the residence of Chaplain M. C.
Blaine, at Fort Ringgold, Tex., burned
thit morning, and Blaine and hit
daughter were burned to death. Mrs.
Blaine escaped. The chaplain went
BMtairi to save hit d""hter.
Roasting Schilling's Best
tea in San Francisco costs
more than roasting other tea
in China or Japan, but it
makes tea better. .
Y6u don't have to pay
the difference, though. It
comes out of our profits.
, We make money in giv
ing up profits. Queerl
A, Schilling Sx Company
narrawuKO'
MiMoari Doctor Wilt Inoentato
. Kvery DIstaM.
. Columbia, Ma, Dec 7. Dr. Thomas
Powell, of Columbia, seems to bar
learned how to inocclite a man's sys
tem so as to render it impervious to dis
ease germs. As vaccination prevents
smallpox, so thit discovery will ward
off scarlet fever, consumption, dip
theria and every other disease canned
by germs. So confident is Dr. Powell
of the truth of hit discovery tbat be
bat written largely for scientific, journ
als on tbe subject, and bat tested it
practically by exposing himself to all
manner of diseases. He entered this
week into an agreement with California
capitalists by which be it to be paid
1 9, 000 for one-third interest in the dis
covery. A santaiium will be erected
in Lot A nuclei and experiments begun.
If successful, Dr. Powell's fortune is
assured.
Lumber and Tariff. . . .
Taooma, Deo 7. An important con
ference, in which pAcifio coast lumber
men are taking great interest, will be
held at Cincinnati, December 15, 1896.
Tbe call wai issued last month by Chi
cago lumbermen. The lumber associa
tion! in the country have been invited
to send representatives, the object be
ing to determine upon tome action that
will result in lumber being given, great
er recognition in the tariff laws to be
enacted during th next four years The
Paoifio Pine Lumber Company, of Cali
fornia, and the Manufacturer's Asso
ciation of the Northwest will aob
tend repreeentativea.
MOONSH1NINQ NO ROMANCE.
boa.t with Daner from Without aud
Trr.chory Within th Camp.
He I neither a bit ml It nor a highway
man, a disturber of th peace uor, (a
rcHueet to formularies other than tht
revenue itatuu, a lawbreaker. Least
of all, perhaps, It ho a desperado. With
in a month of the present writing 1
traveler on one of tho Tennessee rail
way entered tho smoking car of the
train. In tho rear teat at an omcer iu
charge of a "covey" of moonshiner,
Hushed by htm ou th mountain th
night before. There wore twelve tu th
party. They had yielded without ro
ilstauce to one ninn, and, most singular
flreuniatunce of all In tho Bouth, tbe
iiwimtv had not fouud It ucceasary to
nut them In Irons. -
! At their trial the member of tblt
party will doulitleat plead guilty to a
man. though a little bard iwvarlng
would probably dear halt of them
Tbey will beg for mercy or for light
tentencea and those of them who prouv
Ise amendment will most likely ueror
be again brought lu 011 th same charge,
for the mountaineer I prouo to keep
bit promise. '
A venerable Judge, In whom Judicial
severity Is tempered by a gtmerou ad
mixture of loving kludneat aud mercy,
and whose humane decisions bav
made bla uaiiie a word to conjure with
among tbe dweller In the waste places,
tells a story which emphasise the
promise-keeping trait lu the mountain
character, A hardened tluner of th
stills, whose first and second offense
were already recorded agaluat him, wat
once again brought to book by tbe vigi
lance of the revenue men. A an old
offender, who had neither promised Mir
repented. It was likely to go bard with
htm, and he begged not for liberty, but
or a commutation of hi sentence
whlcft would send htm to Jail instead
of the penitentiary, promising that so
long s the Judge remained upon th
bench he would neither mak nor med
dle with illicit whisky.
Ho won bis case and watiwnt to jaa
for a term of eleven montba. This was
In summer, and six months later, when
the first snow began to powder th
bleak summits of Chllhowee, tbe Judg
received s letter from tbe convict II
was a simple-hearted petition for
"furlough" of ten days, pathetic and
eloquent In Its primitive English and
quaint misspelling. Would the goo I
Judge let him off for just ten days?
Winter was coming on, and his wife
and children were alone In the cabin
on the mountain, with no one to make
provision for their wants. 'He would
not overstny th time, and h would
"certain shore" come back.
Ills petition was granted, and, true
to bis word, the mountaineer returned
on the tenth day and gave himself up
to the sheriff. lie served tbe remainder
of his sentence, and, after his relenan,
kept his pledge to tbe Judge s long as
be remained on the bench. LIpplncott'f
MaKSv-Uie. -
TRFeD TtlANY REMEDIES.
Palne's Celery Compound Was tho Only
One That Gucceodod.
Big Fir. In OtUwa.
, Ottawa, Deo. 7. A terribly destruc
tive fire broke ont in Mrs. Turner's con
fectionery establishment on Sparks
street today, and extended to McDon
ald's furnishing store and to the store
of O. M. Holbrooke, a clothier, whose
building ai well at Tnrner't and Mc
Donald's were gutted, everything be
ing consumed. On tbe top floor of thil
bnilding was tbe Scottish Rite ball.
All itt paraphernalia is lost. From
Holbrooke's the fire continued to the
large dry goods establishment of U.
Bose & Co. Only a part of the front
wall it itanding. Tbe loss is about
1400,000.
Bad a Morrow Saenpo.
Astoria, Or., Deo. 7. Charles Byers,
an employe of the water commission.
had a narrow escape from death thil
morning. With a number of others,
be wat engaged in refinishing an old
pip by dipping it iu hot tar. He wai
itanding on a length of pipe that rolled
from nnder him, and he wat thrown
head first toward tbe hoge canldron in
whiob the tar was boiling. Byers kept
bit presence of mind and grasped th
tidet of tbe vessel, bnt could not pre
vent his feet snd legt from being badly
burned. His injuries are not such as
will result in permanently disabling
him.
Women make poor captaim, but the
very best of lieutenants.
6tatk os Oino, Pirvor Touno,
Luc am County, I
FgtMt J. Chenet makes naih that he la the
senior fanner of the 11 rm of r . J.i iikniyAI .,
t doing Mtslneaa In the city of Toledo, t'otmty
aud Mate aforesaid, and that wild nrra will par
the atira of USK HI'NDUKil IHll.l.AKS for
ch ami every eae of Catakdh that cannot be
eurea ny in. una 01 hall a t atak.h i v.
FRANK J. OIKNKY,
Sworn tn before m and auliacribed in mr
presence, thl6io da of December, A. P. ls.
A. W. OI.F.AmS,
Nfilarv l'ubllr
Halt's Catarrh Tnre b taken Internally, anil
ac' directly on the tilmwl and minima siirlacea
of tne ayau'tn. pent lor lenitmminti, tree,
F. J. I'll KSKV A CO,, Toledo, O.
po'd br drueuit. 7.'c.
BUU's Family filla are Ih best.
A telephone exchange hst been estab
lished in Kioto, Japan, aud is said to
have proved a great success. It is
nnder government control.
I believe my prompt use of Tim's Cure
prevented qtin-V coiumiiiptlun. Mrs. Lu
cy Wallace, Manjuette, ham., Dec. VI, "Jf.
Seven ty-to raoes inhabit the earth
and use 8,004 different tongues. There
are about 1,000 religions.
lie Walked Behind.
A Japanese diplomat once said to an
American, "When I marry 1 take it
head servant; when you marry you be
come one." A man who recently vis
ited Japan quotes a remark lu a some
what similar vein made by a Jpnnee
interpreter. "I sat one da.T," he tuld,
"at the door of a dining-room In a ho
tel In Toklo where all kind of foreign
ers were staying, and I wutche'I them
as they came In. The Frenchman
on me In with madame ou his arm.
Then the Englishman came In so Imi
tating a pompous, self-important per
sonage). And his wife! Oh, she enrne
after bim like this dirninatulnganieek
and timid woman following). And tbe
American husband? Th? American
husband? Ob, he's not tn It. Madam
sails In abend of him, find be Just
walks behind wherever ii goes."
Arlington, Or., Deo. 7. E. B. Com
fort, aged 82, died here last night from
paralytlo stroke. He crossed tbe
plaint with an ox-team and settled in
tbe Willamette valley in 1846. He
was also a pioneer of Gilliam county,
having been in the mercantile business
in thii town sixteen years ago, and was
one of tbe first six residents. Mr.
Comfort was esteemed for his strict
businesi integrity and uprlgbtnesi of
character. He wai the first postmaster
of Portland.
The Turk la Afraid of Ca.
London, Deo. 7. The Constanti
nople correspondent of tbe Mail bean
tbat tbs porte ba decided to decline
the payment of all claimi for indem
nity for massacres, except those ad
vanced by American!.
Aaatr.ll.'a (Vha.t Hliort.ga.
London, Deo. 7. A Times dispatch
from Melbourne says that on account of
tbe crop deficiency, Australia requires
100,000 tons of wheat and flour from
America, and that balf of that quan
tity has already been ordered.
Ita'lroad Speed in Germany,
Germany baa made some bold experi
ments at railroad speed on the line be
tween Berlin and Gorlltz. Tbe best
performance was sixty-five and three
fourtlis miles, which was twelve miles
better than tbe highest speed of the
fastest German train, the Berlin-Hamburg
lightning express, which does
1774 miles In three and one-half hours.
Ordinarily German express trains make
forty-eight and one-half miles nn hour.
The essential difference between
Pain" oelery oompoaud and the be
wildering number of tarsaparilla and
nervines that its saocess has brought
into existence is that Palne's celery
compound famishes jnst th appropri
ate nutriment to the exhausted nerves,
snd securely build up the system
sgalnst disease, while th nnsoientiflo
remedies confuse and add to th de
rangement of th organs.
Palne's oelery compound not only
relieve, bnt effectively and perma
nently cores. .
Tli most permanent and direct oure
for debility, nervous weakness. Inn
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ot a badly nourished uervoot system
opon all th organs ot the body cease
when thit medicine It nsed.
Paine't oelery compound it the most
advanoed nerve and brain (treugtbener
and restorer known to medical scieuoe.
Tbe tired, worn-out sufferer, who is
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bad health. Oue oan endure a head
ache or backache once; one oan en- j
dnre it twice, bnt the repeated sick
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back and in th region of th heart
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moment witn in great discovery ot
Prof. Edward K. Phelps, M. IX, LU
D., of Dartmouth mediosl school
Value's celery compound.
If you are out of health or despond
nt becsoa of repeated trial of other
remedies, tak fresh ttsrt Th bro
ing weather is In your favor.
Here is th experiuno Ilk tbat ot
hundred of others of Mrs. Lydla M.
Uaydeu, of Marion, lud.i
"Before commencing th us of
Palne's oelery compound I was treated
by many doctors, and tried many rem.
edles, but did not get any better. I
seemed to be all broken down. I wss
tired sll tbe time, and my constitution
seemed to ba giviug out
I wolghed only 1 18 pound last fall
when I ooinmenoed using Pain' eel
ery ooropoond. tn less than two
month I weighed 114 pounds, an on
Diual weight for me. I bav bad bet
ter health ever since, and bav felt bat
ter this summer than I bar tor years.
"My little daughter was away from
home on a vllt, aud came homo look
ing as if th bad bad a bard sioknasa.
I went right away and got bar a bot
tle of I'alne't oelery oornpound, and sb
baa bad butter health sine Iban h
ever bad in bar life, sat hearty and
is growing fait."
There it no woman, who. In jostle
to herself, can fait to tak Palne's oel
ery compound under similar circum
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