The Oregon mist., May 05, 1899, Image 4

YOUTH AND LOVE.
f outk and Lore fell out on day.
Bald Youth to Lore: "I'll go my way
Aud leave yon broken-hearted.
I'll a thrmiph life Without ymir aldj
I'll ueitber Rare on man or maid '"
And foolishly they parted. ,
Off went haughty Touth alonet
lie hummed a tune In merry tone
And never looked behind hlui;
While Love, at home, was aad and sore.
And longed for merry Youth once more
Alas! abe could not Cud hliul
But Youth had not been walking long
Before he hushed his merry sons-
His heart was full of sorrow.'
He found It hard to stay away
From Love, if only for a day
He came bak on the morrow. ?
For Tove and Youth apart would dla
Like flowers without dew or sky
They'd fade if they would sever!
Aa long as there is tide and time
In every land, in every elime.
Youth and Low will be together, ,v
Philadelphia Times.
."'ALL'S WELL
THAT ENDS WELL."
"TAMm sorry this has happened,'
I she said wltb forced calmness. "
like you much, aud thought we
were always to be friends, but yoa can
see that It Is Impossible for me to mar
ry. It Is my duty to take care of pupa
and my brothers and try to take the
place of my poor mother.
"I felt from the first,1 said Harry sor
rowfully, "that It was hopeless to think
of you. Yoo. are too good for me."
"Don't say that, please, for I like yon
much more than any one I know. If I
ever did lo marry. It would he Just
such a man as you good, clever and
generous. But you see that It Is impos
sible, don't you?" '
lie looked Into her appealing eyes,
but1 could not answer. Nothing la so
sublimely tragic as a beautiful girl sac
rificing herself to a mistaken sense of
duty, and she appeared so sublime to
him that be couldn't help thinking ber
In the right
In affairs of the Heart a man, espe
cially a young man, needs a disinterest
ed: woman to guide, to encourage, or to
cheek iilm, as the case may require.
.Kow, Harry Watson was so fortnnate
as to have a charming widow as bis
coDfjtlant'and friend. She was several
years bis senior, and be was once much
In love with ber or thought be was.
She had poobpoohed bis proposal and
ftold hi in that, although she. thought
him a fine, clever young fellow, she bad
no desire to take a boy to raise, and tbat
e mustn't talk nonsense. Of course he
was tragic and went out West to bunt
for grizzlies, hoping to be masticated by
one, but he presently came to his senses
and returned to the city. --He-was nat
urally rather shame-faced when be met
the widow, but she was so jolly that he
soon forgot his previous absurdity, and
they became fast friends. - " ' '
I "You poor boy!" said the widow In
humorous sympathy.- "What would be
come of you If It were not for me? But
if you obey my orders 4 will guarantee
tbat you will win her."
After thinking the whole matter over
Harry felt comforted, and he felt sure
that the clever widow was going to do
all In ber power to help him. But he
did not Imagine tbat while they were
discussing the subject the . peerless,
self-sacrificing Esther was weeping bit
terly and almost rebelling against ber
fate. It was only by magnifying her
duty to an appalling grimness that she
finally recovered ber composure and
soothed the pain at her heart to an ach
ing numbness.
As soon as the widow felt that Harry
Jiad recovered from the first bitterness
of bis disappointment, she ordered him
to go and call on Esther. He obeyed,
aud a few such calls restored to some
extent their old relationship, and they
could talk more like brother and sister.
And one evening she talked to him In a
most sisterly fashion, warning him
wistfully to beware of the wiles of the
widow.
. "Yon know I look on you as a brother,
and should not like to see one of my
brothers as much In her company as
yoo are. Of course she Is nice, but
people say she Is so designing."
"The little minx," said the widow
when she heard of It "I know I am de
signing, but she will find thnt It Is for
ber happiness I am doing It now and
Incidentally for my own or Just the re
verse." ''" ' ' .
She of course diagnosed the case as
one of Jealousy, and was pleased. Har
ry didn't understand the last part of
bet remark, but he did not question.
, "Are you going to the Madison musl
caleT" the widow asked. - .
"Yes. Esther and her father will be
there," Harry replied.
... "Well. I shall be there, too, and I may
want you to do me a favor. ; Will you
do itr
"Certainly." . ,-. , '" ..
; On the nlgbt of the muslcale the
widow was triumphantly beautiful.
There was the light of battle In her
eyes, and that with good reason, for she
bad brought her own affairs and those
of several other people to a crisis. But
no one could look at her perfect figure
and animated face without feeling that
sbe could conquer the most obdurate
ly her charms and have her will. 1 Har
ry had never seen her looking so be
witching, for he had never seen her so
thoroughly alert and aroused. Had Es
rther not been present to allure and yet
repel him with her Illyllke sweetness
and nobility of soul It Is possible that
old thoughts might have been aroused.
But his eyes were dwelling constantly
on her pure, calm face, and she seemed
(to blm more than ever unattainable.
,Wben the evening was well advanced,
the widow tapped blm on the shoulder
rwlth her fan. -
'"I have come to ask yon for that fa
.yor," she said.
"I am ready to do your bidding."
"Take Esther Into the conservatory
and propose to her.", ...... . .
"I can't." ' -
"You must If you do, I think I can
promise you that yon will win her if
not to-night soon afterward. But you
must propose to-night."
- Hope made him courageous, and be
did as be was directed. .
When he had found a sufficiently re
tired alcove In the conservatory, he re
newed bis proposal with the stately
. beauty. But it was In vain. ,
"It cannot be," she answered. "My
duty Is quite clear to me, and I must
sacrifice my own feelings to It I feel
Unit ta tnbe puro nf mv fnthor In him
declining years Is a trust Imposed on
me by my dead mother." -
"Thou you are not Indifferent to meT"
She was too honest to deny her love.
She bowed ber bead In assent, and tbe
tears welled in ber eyes.
"I must get papa to take me home.
She turned and walked away from
htm quk-kly. Before she bad gone a
dosen paces she stopped as If trans
fixed aud looked with dilated eyes Into
an nlcov she was passing.
Then she ran back to Harry, and a
most fainting, caught Ida arm. .
"Take me bouiel Take me way
from here!" ;
He hastened to call a earn age. When
they bad entered it Esther began to
cry, and he tried to console her. In
stinctively he put his arm stout ber,
and sbe did not resist. A moment af
terIt was the natural thing to do he
kissed her, and, leaning her bead on his
shoulder, she wept until her sorrow had
abated. He could not Imagine what
was the matter, but when they arrived
at ber home she enlightened him. As
she -was leaving blm In the conserva-l
tory she had seen her father kneeling
before' the widow, proposing to her, and
had seen her grant blm a kiss of accept
ance. :A11 her illusions about duty van
Ished In an Instant Her father wai
getting another to take care of him, and
her occupation was cone.
I shall leave homer she cried, an
grily. "If be marries her, I must leave
home!", r, ;. rw.-. w? .
"I have a home to offer you," cald
Harry.' . :- ;;.-' ? ;.Jl
,. It never occurred to Harry that the
widow had ordered him to propose to
Esther so that she could bring her fath
er, aa if by accident to see the little
scene. She had watched bis move
ments, and. Judging the correct moment
to a nicety, bad brought Mr. Townsend
to that part of the conservatory. He
liked Harry too. much to interrupt.
which. Jhe .widow bad taken care to
learn before she took the step, but he
was naturally surprised. Of course she
promptly sympathized with blm on los
ing bis housekeeper, and so wrested
from blm the proposal which she bad
long ago planned. She bad not counted
on Esther overlooking her part of tha
drama, but that only hastened the ac
tion of her plot, and she was not sorry
when she beard of It. , .
Harry was naturally profuse la bis
thanks, for his happiness so blinded
him to everything else, In the world that
be thought it was for his sake that It
had all been done. When this dawned
upon the widow, sbe laughed loud and
on, :.
Oh, go away," she laughed, "to your
billing and cooing with Esther! You
are such a pair of fools you should be
bappy together. And she added, some-i
what mischievously: "Yon see, I am, in
a sense, taking a boy to raise, after all.
But you will find me an indulgent moth
er-in-law." ,;. i
When the planet Mars Is nearest the
earth It Is 36,000,000 miles away.
The California woodpecker will car
ry an acorn thirty miles to store In its
nest ... .,
In Russia servants kiss their mis
tress' hands both as morning and even
ing greetings.
The longest canal In the world is in
Russia., It extends from St Peters
burg to the frontier of China, and
measures nearly 4,500 miles. '.
In Peru It was once the custom for
domestic servants to have two of their
upper front teeth extracted. Their ab.
sence Indicated their servitude.
The drill of the Roman soldier was
exceedingly severe,. It comprised not
only the use of weapons, but running,
Jumping, 'climbing, wrestling, swim
ming, both naked and in full armor.
- The largest hornet's nest that has evet
been taken undamaged was more than
a yard in circumference iuid one foot
four Inches in length. It was found
suspended from a. roof of a bouse on
the Earl of Clarendon's estate, and
weighed barely three pounds. It was
said to contain 780 insects.
' The dcepst lake in the world, so far
as known, is Lake Baikal, In Siberia.
While nine thousand square miles In
area, or nearly as large as Lake Erie,
it Is four thousand feet to 4,500 feet
deep, so that It contains nearly as
much water as Lake Superior. Its sur
face Is 1,350 feet above sea level, and
Its bottom nearly 2,000 feet below it
Survival of the Witchcraft Delusion.
: It Is more than two centuries sines
people were hanged at Salem for being
witches, and so far as wo know the
witchcraft delusion is extinct In; the
United States, but It seems to survive,
at least In a mild form, In England.
In the suburb of Hcavitree, near Ex
eter, a qnarrel recently arose between
two neighbors, women, which before
long came to the knowledge of the peo
ple of the neighborhood. One of the
women uttered this accusation against
the other: - - - -,. -
"Yott wretch, yon always keep a
black pig and a white pig, so that you
can wltcb us!' You ought to be scrag
ged!". ': ".' : ' .. '' .... -
"Scragging" means hanging, and tha
woman who made the accusation wa
evidently convinced that the other had
committed a grave offense.- Inquiry
was made into the ase of the woman
so accused, and it was found that she
bad lived In ber cottage at Heavitree
some twenty years; and throughout
that period, ber neighbors arerred,; she
had always kept two pigs of course
not always . the same pigs one of
which was always white and the other
black. -. . ...
No butcher In the neighborhood will
ever buy her pigs, as. If he were known
to do so, he would certainly lose his
custom. Sbe therefore has to sell them
at a distance. It la assumed that .the
woman herself believes In the notion,
since If sbe did not she would hardly
take the trouble to keep always a white
pig and a black pig.
Naturally. .
' This story, relating to a young pork
packer in Kansas, City, is circulated
quietly among bis acquaintances:
; A new baby had arrived in his fam
ily, and he was very proud of It While
several friends were : congratulating
blm In his office, and smoking cigars at
bis expense, one of them asked him:.
"By the way, , bow much did the
cherub weigh f
"Ten pounds, dressed!" exclaimed
the delighted young father.
Orgoa Beef In Dmul
Povetal weeks ago the prices of bee
wore put up to a very high notch by
the California dealers, ami the inform
ation ia given out that prices will re-
main-alarmingly high tor the next two
rears. Htitnheis explain tbat ilia hiuli
prices are caused now from the fae
tlia there was a great (canity of feed
(or cattlo and sheep last year, and that
now,' although there is every Indication
that there Wilt be an abundance ol few:
on the tanges, it ts a must difficult
matter to set stock for the butchers
blocks. It is admitted that there
plenty of stock in Nevada, Oregon anil
Washington, but it la said that the
ownets have combined and agreed not
to plaoo any eattle or ' sheep on the
market for over a
that there, will be a
which will, most
them in riches.
year, oalonlntiiiK
in uuli areater rise.
assuredly, bring
Ilara Aeroea Chelan Itlver.
The dam across the Chelan ri ver has
heen completed, except for minor de
tails, which will be added after the
usual spring high water. . The dam i
s constructed as to hold the waters o
the lake at a level , which will penult
lake steamers to land a mile and a half
below present landings. Two previous
attempts to construct audi a dam were
failures. .'
An Irrigation llllch
Preparations are being made to begin
the preliminary survey of a 100-mile
irrigation ditch to be brought out ol
Uoiiue rivet near Urnts Pass. The
ditch will be 13 feet on top, 8 feet on
the bottom and 6 feet in depth, eeti
muted to carry 10.000 miners' inches.
Candidate for I'IMhir.
Harry Smith, a well known Tacoma
athlete, is attaining distinction in the
Kast. According to the Boston I lor
aid, there are 11 candidates for the
pitcher's position at Harvard, one of
them beiue a Washington boy named
Smith, attending the dbntal school.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
' Portland Market.
Wheat Walla Walla, 59c; Valley,
60c; Bluestem, 610 per bushel.
Floor Best' grades. 3.20; graham,
f2.65; superfine, f.16 per barrel.
Oats Choice white, 4S44c; choice
grav, 41 3c per buebel.
Barley Feed barley, $33.00; , brew
ing, $23.00 per ton.
ill Hutu Ha Bran, f 17 per ton; mid
dlings, t2:i;, shorts, 18; chop, 118.00
per ton.
Hay Timothy, " $39; clover, $7
8; Oregon wild hay, $0 per ton.
-Butter Fancy creamery. 40 (3 45c;
seconds, 85 40c; dairy, 80(gS5o store.
2027o. -v"
Poultry Chickens, mixed, IS 4
per dozen; hens, $1. 00 5.00; springs,
fl. 253; geese, 8.007 00 for old.
fJ.50e)5 for young;' ducks, $5.00(3
5.50 per dozen; tnrkeys, live, 15(3
16c per pound.
Potatoes $1(81.10 per sack; sweets,
2c per pound. .
Vegetables Beets, SOc; turnips, 75c
per sack; garlic, 70 per poond; cab
bage, fl 1.2 5 per 100 pounds; caull
flower, 75o per dozen; parsnips, 75c
per sack; beans, 8c per pound; celery,
70 75c per dpzen; cucumbers, 50c per
box; peas, 33o pe' pound. . -
Onions Oregon, 60(3 75o per sack.
Hops 15 17c; 1887 crop, 46o. '
Wool Valley, i013e per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 812c; mohair,
20c per pound. ' ' ' ' f
Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethere
and ewes, 4c; dressed mutton, 7Hci
spring lambs, 7 'c per lb.
Hogs Uross, choice heavy, $4.60;
light and feeders, $2.6O3.00; dressed,
$u.OOB.OO per 100 pounds. C
Beef Uross. top steers, 4.00(3 $4.50;
cows, $2. 50 8. 00; dressed beef,
564' per pound. i V'"
Veal Large, 87c; small, 7(3 8c
per pound. , . ' .
'ajraiua Markets. " ''' 1
Onions, 80c(j)$l. 10 per 100 pounds
Potatoes, $35(840. -:
Beets, per sack, $11 33. , , ,
Turnips, per sack, 60(8 75c
Carrots, per sack, 78c. ,- , , i
Parsnips, per sack, b6c$l. ' ""
Cauliflower, $1.00 per do.
Celery. 8540e. i . ' ' i
Cabbage, native and California
$2.00 per 100 pounds. ' . ; .
Apples, C0ca$l per box.
Pears, 50c$l. 50 per box.
Prunes, 60c per box. - ; , ; "
Butter Creamery, 23e per" pound;
dairy and ranch, I318c per pound. :.
Eggs, 18c
Cliee8e Native, 13c
Poultry Old hens, 16c per pound:
epring chickens, 14c; turkeys, 16c.
rresh meats Choice dressed beef
steers, prime, 8Jc; cows, prime,
8c; mutton, 9c; pork, 7c; veal, 810o.
Wheat Feed wheat, 120.
Oats Choice, per ton, $26.60.
Hay Puget Sound mixed, $7.00(3
choioe Eastern Washington tim
othy, $12.00. '
Corn Whole. $33.50; cracked, $24;
feed meat, $24.00. -
Barley Rolled or ground, per ton.
$2526; whole, $24.
Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.85;
straights, $3.10: California brands,
$3.25; buckwheat flour, $3.60; graham,,
per barrel, $3.60; whole Wheat flour,
$3.76; rye flour, $4.50.
Millstuffs Bran, per ton, 116;
shorts, per ton, $16.
Feed Chopped feed, $21(823 per
tpn; middlings, pet ton, $22; oil cake
meal, per ton, $35.
8a fYanciara Market, i
Wool Spiing Nevada, . 9(3 13c per
pound; Oregon, Eastern, 1013o; Val
ley," 15 g 17c; Noi thern, 8 10c. " "
Millstuffs Middlings, $1821.50;
bran, $15.60(316.60 per ton. . ,
Onions hilverskm, 60(g 90c per sack.
Butter Fancy creamery, 17018o;
do seconds, 16(3 17c; fancy dairy, lflo;
do seconds, 14 14 Sc per pound.
Eggs Store, 15o; fancy ranoh,
iei7gc. , :.; : . ,. ... 4, v
Hops 1898 crop,. 160. ' , f ,
Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $2
2.60; Mexican limes, $4.505; Cali
fornia lemons, 75c$1.25; do choioe,
$2.50 per box.., :,,". ' S
Hay Wheat, $13(315.60; wheat anl
oat, $13(310; oat, $14(316; best bar
ley, $12(313; alfalfa, $U13 per ton;
straw, 4070c per bale. . ,
Potatoes Early Rose, f I.BOQl.fB;
Oregon Btuknnks. $1.65$1.85; liver
Burbanks, 75o$l; Salinas Buibanks,
1(41.10 per sack. ,
Tropical fruits Bananas, $1.60
.50 'per bunch; pineapples, $2.60
.60; Persian dates, 6(360 per
DOUnlL . . "f . 'I : -.'
Spring Unlocks
; "The Fbwets
.,;,, To TaM the Uv&ty SoU."' '
And not even Nature would
allow the flowers to grow
And ' blossom to perfection
without good soil, Now
Nature and people are much
alike; the former must have
sunshine, ; tatter ; must have
pure blood in order to have
perfect health.
Hood's Saraaparitln rnrea blood troubles
of nil rorta.: It Is to the human nysU-tu
Imt nunahiiie is to nature the destroyer
of ii iaease germs, it ditcirjxn'Ni.
Poor Blood "The doctor said there
were not seven drops of triMul blood in my
body. Hood's ttai-sapnrilta built m ill)
aud made me stmnu and well." iSu.iiK K.
Ukown, 10 Aator XI ill, Lynn, Mass.
DySDODsla. etc. "A 'complication of
(roubles, di'SHiin, chronic, catarrh mid
etc, made me miserable. Hud no apiHHtie.
until I look Hood'. Harsauarilla. - which
iii.iuiitnimiHii m m aiomu n. rnruiiiaiiniii,
aeieu like innjmt. i mm, mormiRiiiy cured."
-N. it. BKKLtv, .1874 VV. 14th Ave., Denver,
Bh.um.ti.m- m ,
obliKetl to irive up work on account of rheu -
ninliHin. Pim rrinnty hetwtt nutti lie used
Hood's Sarsnourilla.' wliieh nermaiientlv
cured him. 1 1 cured mv tlaughier of ca -
tarrh. 1 cive it k Uia eliildreu with Kood
results." Midi. J. 8. J McMATU.Stainfonl.Ct.
HofKl'i Piiln cure lTt til, thi non-frrliUnff u4
tnl) etUfukrtle Mi takt wtib Hood' fturammrlU.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
DENTISTS.
Nn WRtn: new nrneeiei: fine sold work. PK.
LANUWOKTHV, K.W. cor. Third and Murriaou
M.ebluery anl auiplte.
KDWARD Ht'OHKH: MACMISKRV AND
vehicles; ,eri. fur cUlugu. lat-lM Front ei.
RAKES
MOWERS ,
BINDERS
Vritt (or Catalogue.
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FOKTI.AND, OR.
MACHINERY
Tor Mills, Stlnes. 81iop and Farms: Pteel Ixf-
tlngsnJ Hol-tliiit Enitlnes; HoeChtixl .
Tooih g.ws, Albany Oreaoe, etc
TATUr.l&BOWEN
J7 lo SSFimt street Portland. Or.
a-Ji 1 rcuioul Birtot, beu fr.uclno.
JOHS POOLE, PoBTLASto, Oasoos,
cau rire you tire best bargains in general
machinery, engines, boilers. tank", pumps,
plows, belts and windmills. The new
steel I X L windmill, aold br him. la un
equalled.
A Good Calculator.
Sit Thomas Moore Was (ru
in the Tower of London for
to sally bis - conscience, bis
When
prisoned
refusing
ife railed at
him for his folly in re
filthy prison when he
luainmg in a
might be merry at home, with bis
family and in favor also with the king
and council. ' ' , '' - '; --m . ' -;
He replial: "Why, good Alice, Is
not this priocn aa near heaven as my
own home?" - ' ''
In answer to ber snoer of contempt
he asked: "How long, think you,
might one live to eujoy this bouse of
ours?" - ' "
"Perhaps some 20 years," was ber
answer.
"Were not he a bad calculator, then,
ho even for a hundred or a thousand
ears would risk the lose of au eter-
ityirt ., ,;,
Thouclik He tleeerved s Bees.
A .tramp with his aim in a sling,
called on Oilhooly for a copper, alleg-
rig that his arm had been injured in a
recent railway accident.
But yesterday yon bad the other
arm in a slsng,'.' replied Gilhooly.
"Well, eiipposin' 1 had. Don t you
oppose a feller's arm gets tired of be-
iij( lied up all day? Besides, I've got
concussion of the brain, and can't ie-
member half the time which arm was
broken.'' Sti ay Stories. "
To Make Tracing Paaer.
Ovei a gentle heat warm together an
on nee of Canada balamn and a quarter
f a pint of spirits of turpentine. When
cold, brush the preparation smoothly
over one side of a shoet of fine tissue
iper. When dried in, this prepara
tion leaves the paper very transparent,
tri J, ae it is not greasy, the tracing
iper m ly be used without fear even
n delicate fabrics. Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune.
Bow They Spruos
Mrs. O'Brien Have yoo annyancis-
tors, Mrs. Kelley.
Mrs. Kelly And phat's "anoistors,"
rs. .O'Brien, ,
Mrs. O'Brien Why, people youv'e
tprurig from.
Mrs. Kelly (impressively) Listen
to me, Mis. O'Brien: 1 come from the
rayal shtock av Donahues thot sphring
from nobody they sphring at thim.
Puck. . . ; ...(;.'
What He Mot.
Tom She let me kins the hair on
ber forehead, 11
Dick In other words, she gave you
bang on the month. N. Y. World.
- . 1 1 ' - " - -
Emperor William, ;of Germany, has
nn on need 1 bis intention of visiting
ngland In the summer, to be present
once more at Cowes during the August
yachting.
Alabasilne. the onlr durable wall enatlne.
takes the nlaiie of kraUiiit kalaomlnen, wall
alter and paint for walls. It can La ukihI on
liiasier, brick, wood ur canvas.
If
mm
." " " ' i ' ' ' " i ' . - . - .I". ; " I. . ..'
atte Rue She Waa Fal.
..- An elderly man rone to give Ms seat
to a plump-looking girl on a South side
oar. ' ' ' ' . ' , I
' "Ob, no; "thunk you' she returned,
as" she CHnjlit ento a strap. . 'I would
not tliiuk. of taking a seat doiu an
older ei I nienii, I'd just as lief
stand op," she finished, lamely.
"Now that's all right," the old gen
tleman letorted, in a very loud ami
hearty tone of yolue. . "But you'd bet
ter sit down. ...I know you fat girls
usually have tender feell" Chicago
Journal, -.i -
' Meaaengera In Llverv. ' (
Some of tha messenger companies in
New York olty hsve extehded thulr
service to supply their patrons with
hoys in llveiy as ilmin openers and for
gwiiural "buttons'' ee-mco. Thetio nnya,
livery and all,. may be had by the hour
and have proved a Uiatinot oouveninue
to housekeepers, y - ,
Abolish the Heath Penalty
At Albany the law-makers are wrangling
over the aliolitiiui of ilie -death penulty.
The man who iicrwiis will jirove as greut
a twneiwior lo tno ureuxer or niau a laws
as Hoaieiter's ritotnach liiitera has to the
hrt'ttkerof uaiiira s laws If you've neg.
I - -- ,- - -
1','. "" alontacn until iiimgeaimn nnu
constipation are upon you, try Hostellers
. " '"J
... W.,,.kn-,M nlnf,llUB1, .-...' that
the smallest intetvals or sound can u
, better distinguished with one ear than
with both. , -: s.
I .
1 I never used So quick a cure at Plaoi
.fiire for Consuniiiiioii. J. H. Palmer,
llol 1171, Seattle, Wash., Nov. ii, 18U0.
The king ot Italy is a confirmed veg
etarian. Mothers will find Mrs. Wlualow's Sooth.
In; riyrup the bent remedy to use for their
children during tha teething period.
A caterpillar can eat lit hundred
times it weight of food In a month.
A Muuaehold Neeeaelty.
Every hum, houUI hsve handy for Be a tit
tle box of I'Mcan-tn i'.iulv t'aiharllo, as a )er
feel aiiardlan ot ihe Umilf huellh. AH ttru(
f tats, lUe, 6ue.
, 1 1
Stationary firemen In Washington, O.
C and street car men of Cinolunati
are organising.
To Cars Cold la One Day
Take laxative Promo Quinine Tablets.
All UniKKisis refund luouey it it fails to
cure. aac.
The oil fever bas reaohed Vigo
county, Indiana, and larin pioperty Is
being sought aftei. .
tlT rwrmaiMwitlj' Cored. No nti or nerreuinM
elr Br day's aiw of Dr. Kline'. umI
NvrveKaatctrer.
Brtid for rKhSl ea.oo irw
brittle and ueattmi
1R. B. H. rnJblSH, UA., m
Area street, r luiiKieljaua, Pa.
Italy's boilget for the year la
ezpeoted to be a snrplus Instead
deficit in the leveuuos.
now
oft
There was a young man from Lenore,
Who boltll v wen't off to the war;
The "beer' maile hitn sick,
He recovered quite quick
By the prompt use of old Jesse Moore.
A fossil dinosaur that must have
been 130 feet in length has been found
neat Laramie, Col. The remains were
found by Prof, W. If. Heed in the Jui-
assio strata near Laramie.
Can Dr. Plunder's Oreton Blood Purifier now.
Abeent-Mluded.
Once upon a time a very lovely lady,
ho lives in 1 street or at least I
think it's 1 street advertised for a
bntler. Divers and sundry persons ap
plied for the place, aud among them
one man pleased her very muoh indeed.
lie had been butler, he said, for tien.
finoh-a-One, ami Mrs.'. Uen. Buch-a-
One, he was quite sure, would recom
mend him. Avcoidingly, madam sat
down to write a note to Mrs. (Jen.
Such-a-One, asking about him. Mow,
madam, as all ber acquaintances know,
is the most absent-minded woman tno
shadow f the monument ever fell on.
She wrote tjie note, but In it there was
no mention of Higgius, the butler. In
stead the note read: " : ; ! i i .
:, "Pear Madam: Will yott kindly tell
me what the habits and characteristics
of Uen. Sucli-a-One are, aud bow long
be has lived with you?" 1
Mrs. Oeneral's reply drove all the
cobwebs from the absent-minded
woman's braini ' " ' '-
"Madarri," it ran, "as to Gen. Such-a-One's
habits and characteristics, they
are matters of which publio rooord will
inform you. ' As to how long be has
lived with me, it is none of your busi
ness." ;' ':; " ' ; ' '
And the last four words wore em
phatically underlined. Washington
Post. - ! ' -
Ie Cairo's lluel.
ttorporal Joseph II. De Castro en
listed when 19 years old. At Gettys
burg be was already a veteran. .When
Pickett made his great charge and the
men in blue and the men in gray were
mixed n.p in a tangle before the union
lines. Corporal do Castro, who was
color-bearer of the nineteenth Massa
chusetts, engaged in a duel with a big
eoloi -bearer in g'ay. The two men
clubbed the staves of their flags and
went at it hammer and tongs. The
other man was larger, but De Castro
was young and agile, and finally land
ed a blow on bis adversary's head and
wrenched away the flag. ; It was the
colors of the Nineteenth Virginia. N.
y. Woiid.,,-- i.
Flour Adulteration la Italy. . ,
In Ibe Atta Italia a well-known
Bretsciari firm received a visit the
other day from the aanitaiy ofllcer of
Milan and was found to have on the
premises, for supply to the baking fra
ternity lurge quantities of flour adul
terized with "coalina" that is, the
double silicate of alum and potash, a
substance employed in porcelain manu
factories and very pernicious to health.
Following op his searoli the officer dis
covered in several baklng-houaet of
Brescia another quantity of "flour"
furnished by the same flrrn and con
taining from 0.88 to 4.0 per cent of
snlphateof barium, a powder : not ao
tnally poisonous like the "coalina,"
but very heavy and hurtful to the con
umer'i. stomach. Convicted of this
serious contravention of the sanitary
law, the bead of the firm in question
was put under arrest. " 1
Alabaatlne esn be need over paint or paeer;
fialnt or paper can be used over Alabamine.
my only In ave pound packages, properly
labeled; take no substitute, '
.itit,.
! rrr-
A bant the House.
A measnieof order, slmpliolty and
fitness must be obtained in the arrange
ment Of furnishings, or they will lose
their original beauty nd give the
effoct of a tnedloy of furniture, draper
ies ami plotnros. '
A room tbat; laokt the element of
comfort is never Inviting, however
penalve ill appointments may be.
Jn furiilahlng bedroom we are deal-'
Ing with the luiw of the hmirio, and
whatever olse we do wo must not oh
struct the itee entrance of fresh air.
The knack of adapting and converting
what one has into what she desires is
one ot the moat valuable itlftl or au.
quireiusnts that the homeuiaker with
good taste and a shallow purse onu
havo. Chlougo Tluies-lloralj. .
In the Iirtiis eleanse jronr ylem by tiling
Dr. IMimdur's Oreou llliuni 1'iirilter, i
By a now system intrduned in the
Boston Union depot one man is siiid
to be able to switch 750 trnlne dally.
t0 KKWARO 100.
The readers of this paiHir will be pleasml to
(earu tliat Ifanre Is at lea.t one dreaded UiMaae
Ih. I Mltinre has been able to eure In all Us
siaaoe, and that t catarrh. Ilall .t Urrh intra
la iheoulr poal live cure known to I he medlral
fraiernliy. I atarrh helns a eolisiltulloiial dis
ease, rrqtilres a coiiuttiitinai treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, ai-itne:
directly upon the blood and muroiis surtaces
of Ihe nyvieia, tliervby dovlroylne lbs fonmla.
tlon of Ibe Oi.'.m, and giving the peilenl
atruurtth bjr building up the eotutUatlon and
aaialiiif nature In doing lis work. Tha pro
prietor have an much fslib in Its curative
powers, tbat they offer One Hundred lVillart
for any case Ibai It falls to cure, baud tut Hat
Ol teitlaionlala, Addreos
F. J. I'll KNJEY A CO, Toledo, O,
Sold by droaRl.ta, 7fio.
ItaU's Vatallr nils are the bent,
Feklu la a city ot dust, like moat
Chinese towns, Neverthnlese, the
only stores that have glass windows are
those of the watolimakeia.
HACK IMTO rot! It S II (IKS.
Allen's Font-Ease, a nowder for the feet
II cures liaillful. swollen enini-1 Inir C..I mi.l
Instantly takes the sting out of corns aud I
I.....I..H.. , ' .. . 1 . . , J; I
e a"- Kivu,!fc vintior uiacov.
eryofthenge. Allen's Vot-Kae mnket
tlght-tlttlng or new shoes feel eay. 1 1 is a
Certain cure foruhilblniua. aweaiii'itr. damn.
l.llUtH.IIU 11
and hot, tired, aching fi-,t. We
erlO.OiKJtflMiinionlalsorcures. Try
have over
it todav.
. bold tv sit drugsrlsta and fltoe
ston s. Bv mall for ate In ttia
ptM'kair KKKK. Adirees Alle
stetl, JLe Hoy, N. Y.
Joseph H. Cboate, jr., bas applied
fot admittance to the Middle Temple,
in Loudon, for a stmly of law. ;
MOW 0 UTS."
Dr. Footo
AND STAFF,
I SI Adams Street,
CHICABO.
tI(IJIT.Ml SHMJUmX. WTvliI WUMMUiJU
CHICAGO'S OLDEST SPECIALISTS.
KXCLUSIVCLV FOR MIN.
Fit yrirf rwMrt,oo room iw mwnt ortfct
ntreBiw verrwibitH 0anBdt)lia.l; aitiuv (iavlitig
awi MiiKai taa-iu7n leva ni-Hirraw; bmi majl) lleisl
ljiolttrdi jwrfex-t ?Ktm of bout trvatftiMt.
TtUNM f)i7(U-ULna) ktsre) hm tnirmtf ttfSr.tlfMM ftAeJ
oi(rwt(J eutttwaht Hf It- t. tltfi m U I rvd
Kitii bMt c4ulii-l inJtavI ttifrtlirjtKiii, (tart Iba nut
tibnsle tireuit urn in ibe U S, ttm m4 mt h 4 .
till fNiti, rnfirtttnnU tufi ho wtnfioi rBnh-iiiUl
ftrtt rorsHlr nd ooftT of fcWlfe-n.' A tie it K.
PuwtMUMht inN M ItottW, AU kUMt ouaOOmtMsV
f f tUUfl fkr MMMllllittfM.
The Lake CumoiV AttHtion on
the clmin of lakwi liatt h!vriiM whk
hturol truttniAti tmm ni"df rati, etll i
of stmiJien 5 pr month fortliti aon.
Pure Tea
" in packages
at grocers'
Schillings
est
In Paragnay, a gentleman ic en-
Joined by tha laws of good society to
kiss eveiy lady to whom he is intro
duced, . -
PERIODS OF PAIN,
Menstruation, tha balance wheel of
woman's life, Is also the bane of exist
ence to many because It means a time of
great suffering. ; . t .
While no woman Is entirely free from
periodical pain, It does not seem to have
been na
ture's plan
that women
otherwise
healthy -
should suffer
so severely.
LydiaRl'lnk
ham's Vege.
table Com
cound la HrtX
the most .. T?
thorough fe
male regul
tor known
medical sci
ence. It relieves theeondltloii that pro
duces so much discomfort and robs men
struation of Its terrors. Here is proof:
: Dkab Mrs. Pijikham: How can I
thank yon enough for what you have
done for me ? When I wrote to you I
was suffering untold pa!n at time of
menstruation; was nervous, had head
ache all the time, no appetite, that tired
feeling, and did not care for anything,
I have taken three bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, one
of Blood Purifier, two boxes of Liver
Pills, and to-day I am a well person. ' I
would like to have those who Buffer
know that I am one of the many who
have been cured of female complaints
by yourwonderful medicine and advice.
Miss Junius XI. Miles, Leon. Wis.
If you are suffering In this way. write
aa Miss Miles did to Mrs. Pinkhamat
Lynn, Mass., for the advice which the
offers free of charge to all women.
Every church and Behnnlhoun thotild be
Pouted only with Alabamin. lilinilreds of
tons nsi'd yearly lor thU work. Ucnulue Ala.
busline dues not rub and scale off.
.1.1 h, ilr
1 w , SI
i ma
I IV if
A lolentlst of nolo has dlrnvtei
that the smell nf flowers la Injurious to
the voice. lie doolums that several
operatic sliineii, of bis ac(iialnUiiaiiovii
the loss of their voices lo tliolr piisslnn
for certain sweet smollliig tiowere.
Sour Stomach
"After I whs lad.red e tr !ABa.
It K'I'a. I "III never be wlthuiil tlinu In li. nonw,
Mr liver was In a verr bu. .t.aiw; ami mt ll0a.
aoliMI aad I Hail lnniali ttoiilala Nu iir M.
Itis Caaoafvu. I (vet Sue. My wife liHh.iMHWC
ibme eltb tmnvflulal re.ulu rti, momv Hbmianli '
Jus. KHauuaa, Mil VuuareM mX, Si. IaiuIs, Me.
CANDY
CATMAWTIO
Sil
Flasisnt. rilalAblw. I'uient. Tnle IJiwid. lie
ttuod, haver aiitkvu. W oaken, w Ur).e. let-, iMi.iiOe.
... CURt CONSTIPATION. ...
StirihHI Saewer IM.,., lltlMffa. MMlr.,1. k.. Ywt. j
K3-T0-BAC
S'-td aert e"otnli-t-rt hv Nil Srtie.
MU I I HK'1'..l.iaa llaUlk
A Ol.lld'S lllaa.
"Vour pupa is itiOiirlng enrurtily
from earache," snid Mrs, Norlhslile to
bei small daughter, "so yoo must keep
veiy still."
"Oh, dear, - will lie have ear-eslu.
elas?" asked the child, who had In
eouie way derived the linprnjslou thnt
erysipelas was in some war connm-ted
with earache.,-- l'ltteburg (Jhruuicle.
Telegraph. 1
" Huron Carson Is the eleventh vlootny
of India since It was liaiiilu.l over te
the borne governiueut in 1HDS.
itft
t t'AWr
'y-.VM
f V"i f J-i"w
An Excellent Combination.
' The ploaaant method and benefii-lal
efTetts of the well known remedy,
tirnt'i' op I'loa, nianufueturad by the
CAuroiiNlA r io Smur Co., illuMrute
the value of obtaining the liquid luxav
tlve prlnclplea of plant known to be
medicinally laiative and presenting
them In the form memt rpfrCKbingtotha
taate and aceeptnble to the system. It
is the one perfect atrt-ngthi ning laxa
tive, cleansing the evatcin effectually,
dispelling colds, headuchea end fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome liabitoal cunstliMitlon per
manently. Ite p-rfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kldneva,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make It the ideal
laxative.
In the prooeaaof manufacturing Rffs
are used, a they are pleaaant to the
taate, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatie plnnta. by a mrfliod
known to the California fro Hvnup
Co. only. In nnler to ffet It beiieth'lul'
effHcta and to avoid lniitntlons, please
rememlM-r the full ritinie of the Company
printed cm the front of every iwekuge.
CAXIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
saw raAjrotsco. oau
wtriavti,i., kt. snw yobk, k. t.
for sale by all brtigitlete. 1'rlce Stic, per bottle.
.Mlr,
" lfunder
HEALTH RESTORER.
USt.IT!
WHAT CURES OTHERS
-Of the same-troubles from ehlth yon are
stitferliiK will eure yiMt. Thminml of o.ie
who were broken down. w-ak ami had allied
leellni owe tbelr prow? til good Dmilib lo
Moore's Revealed Remedy
It rnrns. Nolhina Injurious or hart tanttns
ahonl U It l rn.y an. I a.sul lo lake. Try a
tx.ttlo el your druKKUW. il uu buttle- . .
IF
etAIMINTSFOR I
IPENSIOri
nlnglen. U. C, they alii
Wrilete NaTHaa I
tli.K' iH.i. Wathlnaten. I
elt onlc-k renhea. i). Mil N. II. Vols.
Htalf Wth fori. PruMtentlnx claims alnev InS.
ONE FOR A DOSC. Can Sink llnt.laehe
d4 fra(-.(H.I, 11.0,1.,. T'lmiilM. nd furlfr the
Ulixiit. Aid iimion and Prevent lltlknanaii. Ie
lotUrlpeorHlnkitn. Teoonvlniw ru, we will mall
ample free, er lull hn for-Jlir. Hit. ItONANIad
;u.,fhlle.la.,i'ouaa. Hold lif brunsuu.
SURE CURE F0H PILES
nlllfj I I liMoriMa mflUturff tnilettuHei ittTTittisft
rhU form, wWt m Bilt. J, Hi.Iiit r lr-trvi)iu
riMr oun.-tiif Or. stoaMnMo'fllllmdf
H ipte tthiriy ml ilril ttief . Ai.i'trliiliiiti'tr4, h.i (
,r avtilrumiiaUMrtiiMt i-t malt. Tivntla ftv Writ
t.btMitfuur3fWf. UK. HUHAMKO,r,UiUdss,.l'fc
YOUNG MEN!
Fnr (loll.rril'Fdk anil (lleWtl ar.,t P.lat'at Ate... et.a.rlM Its
( lit ONl,y nitxfii'iua wl.i U wltl vuia rw h u.d vry
wim. NO 048 hntitra U hut rtr rnU.fl U ttr, nv
mitn ltd UM Wilt audUtn1ll VhU. it U aii.liitol mtm.
prvrDM atHitora, mid ran to Ink em wfili.Hit lftrotiTJ '
Qepfifsi ml iiffw-mlim CrtMn Nimiwim. I HH K. Suo. t
I hyli rt"itAil lirttifkuvu, ur e-ut tirvusiui (u wipnss,
pJieinl wruppud, wt itw t itit of nnntu Uy
, M V MMt CHlUlCAL 00., Cblwkt Uli
UrcuUrjwtlVod uaruuMA .
Relief at Ist
frnliMNt hv thmiiaiwtst at
IritUflf.l Ituffus mt afil. !
wmt rt-llatjl anti wuliotit '
Jn rqtllll. Antt tlniKKl.t for
HIU In rntftiil btx wiih
i Wh.(- nd RM. Imint on IiavIhk trtn Bi-nuii., ,
i 'Hell fit for Womwfl "tnltliseri li-ltlj'KIti lskln
i l(tfr with t"UriMiUi ttitft pariimilnr. Ailiirnft. ;
I rHfcnUn BHUtt CO., 331 n4 883 Prl ftl., N.V.
RUPTURE CURED. .
We sua ran tee to tit every ease wa umlerinka.
Do., t put it off: write for particulars at mire.
('. H, WOOI1AKII CO., K I pert Trues
Vlturs, 108 Becond Street, rerllaad, Ur. -
CURE YOURSELF
' t lll fur uiiiiitiiirat
tllatharsn, hiil.iciHli,.tn,
II rltatK-tiH ur iil.Miutt.'iia
or In ii i!iiua ni,.,,l.i,u....
; rionliNhi. anil ni M.tiiu.
1'IIKs
r J I HbUtt.
Bsl t airUittr.,
Irnranu Mstaclue.
IHICVaSlUHlStritflfl. r-' r potwiuuila.
OicAti,o .r1"3 r nraeaiata.
icAti,o .C"1'! nraeaiata, ,
.. ii' '" Pll rr.nr,
s va t,r Pr". "i'i. to
"""SVIJ ,l '.." r llll, w.TS. .
S'' Circular a.iil (,u nuuit.
N. F. N. O.
NO. 1 -.
WMB! wrltlns to Kdvertlaera pleaee
uentloa tills paper.
Alabaatlne psr-keges have full directions.
Anyone cau brush II on. Aak paint ! aler for
t nt yard. "Alabasilne Kra" free. Alabasllue
Co., Ciracd Bajllda, Mlclt,
-ssriiiai.
e
I D9 MAwfCft
Female
I JsEliHl
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