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pmm yr '"wr IP"'
rS1
The dainty cake,
The white and flaky tea biscuit,
The sweet and tender hot griddle cake,
The light and delicate crust,
The finely flavored waffle and muffin,
The crisp and delicious doughnut,
The white, sweet, nutritious bread and roll,
Delightful to the taste and always wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder is made
from PURE GRAPE CREAM OF
TARTAR and is absolutely free
from lime, alum and ammonia. .
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
WINNING OVER AN AUDIENCE
A Story nf tha rmldMllil Campaign
in 18B6.
A clever bit of campaign repartee is
accredited to Lee Fairchild, the Cali
fornia orator, who leaped into nation
al repnte in 1896. He waa aent into a
Southern state to advocate the gold
standard. At a certain place be was
informed by the committee that the
' rail;" would begin and end about the
same time, and that not since 1S83
had any republican speaker been per
mitted to finieli a speech there.
Upon learning that the speakers, as
rule, had been able to get ont of
town and fill their neit appointments,
Fairchild determined to make the at
tempt as billed. He advised the chair
man to have no music, and to intro
duce him by saying to the audience:
"You are the people and here is the
speaker." The chairman followed in
structions a little too literally. He
simply pointed at the audience and then
at the speaker, and disappeared behind
the scenes.
Fairchild began his speech at once
with one of his famous stories. The
audience was sepaiated, the colored
folk all being in the gallery, and only
wnite people below. In about five
minutes the speaker made a pointed
thmst at the opponent party, when an
organized body of young men in the
center of the theater shouted in con
cert, "Ratal
Fairchild paused for moment, and
then, waving his hand at the gallery,
said: "Waiter, come down and take
the Chinamen's orders!" The effect
was electrical. The speaker, in relat
ing the incident to the writer, said:
"You should have seen that black bill
side of faces sloping heavenward break
into ledges of pearls." Denver Times.
Stat Tortlaa.
Turtles ate very largely lonnd along
the coast line of Burma and the impe
cunious government has found means
to make money out of it The right to
collect turtles and eggs is sold by auc
tion annually by the deputy commis
sioners within whose districts the
banks are situated. The revenue from
this source in the Irrawaddy division
alone was about 28,000 rupees. For
some time past a decrease in the num
ber of turtles and tortoises has been
noticed and the government now pro
poses that the islands on which the tor
toises lay should be completely pro
tected from January 1 to May 15 (the
laying and hatching season) once in
every five yeais and that a small estab
lishment should be maintained for this
purpose. Calcutta Amrita Bsiar Fa
trika. An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effect of the well known remedy,
bTBup or Figs, manufactured by the
California Fia Syrup Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
tate and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, eleaDsing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Ita perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and subr
tance, and ita acting- on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
' In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the California. Fio Syrup
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
saw rmAjroisoo. cat
1rtrrsVTjLr.H. it. wmw tobjc, sr. T.
for sal bjr all Druggists.-t rks Me. per bottle
r
wtH aid the
cook as
no other
agent will
to make
'"
"here ire many imitation Inking powders,
(nide from alum, mostly sold cheap. Avoid
them, ai they nuke the food unwholctoroe.
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL
Congressman Tawney, of Minnesota,
began life as a blacksmith's helper.
When Captain Coghlan was in com
mand of the Raleigh he waa the small
est man in statnie on that ship.
A Fall River (Mass.) lover has se
cured a writ from court to compel the
parents of his sweetheart to permt the
latter to wed him.
A Lawrence (Ky.) man fell from a
small flight of steps and struck the side
of his head on the pavement. The
blow deprived him of sight.
A Waldoboio (Me.) bachelor, while
watching beside the couch of his sick
father last winter, made three as fine
quilts as were ever produced at an old-
fashioned quilting bee. j
A St. Louis woman, after searching
for six months for her husband, found
his body in an embalmei's office, where
it was doing service as an exhibit.
The man had been accidentally
drowned.
Perhaps the most extraordinary fam
ily in the world is one now living at
Arkansas City. The mother has been
married five times, and for each hus
band she has had a child. The five
childien are living with her and each
bears the name of his father.
Professor G. K. Gilber, who appeals
to have been investigating qnietly for
several years, says the city of Chicago
is sinking into the lake at the rate of
nine or ten inches in s centuiy. This
is happening because of a gradual tilt
ing of the earth's crust in the lake
region.
The Conclusion.
And yon say the idiot of a teacher
told you that you bad an extravagant
fool of a fathei?"
"That's what be meant."
"But what did lie say?"
"He said it was criminal folly to
waste money on the education of such
a chump as I am." Indianapolis Jour
nal.
chillings
Best
money-back tea and
baking powder at
lour Grocers
Ranorttna; the Wadding.
A repoiter on s newspaper waa given
the task of writing np a very swell
wedding.
He composed a fine account of the
wedding ceremonies, but like many
yonng writers, be tried to use too flow
ery language, and, becoming excited he
forgot to be accurate in the use of
words. The description of the beau
ties of nature read something like this:
"Tbs silvery moon hovered over the
scene and the stats twinkled merrily;
tbs soft sighing of the wind in the
trees near by came, like a benediction
of love to the happy couple entering
upon the voyage of life together."
The reporter sent in his copy hut
Just as the paper was about to be sent
to press hs rushed into the editor's
room all excitement saying be wished
to make a correction in the account of
the wedding as according to the alma
nac there was no silvery or any other
moon on that night.
And the reporter also said that be
bad blundered in writing of the "con
testing" parties instead of "contract
ing" parties.
After a few more corrections the ac
count of the wedding was fonnd avail
able for the editor's waste basket.
Tit-Bits.
K Tobaeco for Norwegian Boy.
A law was recently passed in Nor
way prohibiting the sale of tobacco to
any boy under 16 years of age without
a signed Older from an adult relative or
employer. Even tourists who offer
cigarettes to boys render themselves
liable to prosecution. The police Are
instructed to confiscate the pipes, cigars
and cigarettes of lads who smoke in tbs
public streets. A One for the offense it
also imposed which may be anywhere
between 60 cents and 125. Chicago
Inter-Ocean.
ALONG THE COAST.
Items of Genarnl Intaraat Olaanad
From lb i Thriving Pnolfla
Hlatas.
A family or Miniature,
At their home near Portland, Inst
week, Kuv. V. B. Lee, D. 1)., and wife,
together with their sous and daughter,
had a general family reunion. There
are several prominent Pieshytetian
ministers) in this family, the head of
the family himself being a milliliter of
much ability. The sons aie: Rev. E.
Trumbull Lee, D. IX, now pastor, of
the Second Presbyterian church, of
Cincinnati; Rev. Ueorita' H. Lee, of
Seattle, who has received ar.d nooentod
a call to College Hill Presbyterian
church, of Cincinnati; Rev. Lewis
Karle Lee, pastor of the North Piesby
terian church, of Cincinnati; Professor
Wallace II. Lee, president of the A I
bany college, Or.; William A. Leo.
bead accountant of the Amor loan Type
Founders' Company, Portland, and
Herbert M. Lee, accountant of the
Standard Oil Company, Poitland. The
daughter is Mrs. William M. Fleming
of Spokane, Wash. It has been 1
years since they were all together, the
last reunion having been held in New
Yotk. There is also quite a long list
of grandchildren, who helped to make
the reunion all the more inteiesluig.
Will Build n Cold Moras.
The Paoific American Fisheries Com
pany at Fairhaven, Wash., will build
a cold storage plant in connection
with their cannery and work will be
gin shortly. This department was
contemplated when Manager Onftioy
first undertook to organise the big syu
dicate, but the season was so fat ad
vanced that all enorgy was directed to
ward the building of the canneiy, but
now that the cannery building is fin
ished the next woik will be done on
the cold stoiage and ice plant. It is
the intention to employ a large force of
men all fall and winter in tiie fresh
fish department, and the business of
shipping fresh and frozen fish to the
Eastern states will be engaged in on
an extensive scale.
May K.tabllah a Km Factory.
H. O. Maxon and family recently
arrived at Salem from South Bond,
Ind. It is reported that Mr. Maxon
in company with others will launch a
box factory in that city, but Mr. Max
on, when inteiviewed, discredited this
report, but said he would be a close ob
seiver and watch for a favorable open
ing for the location of such a factory.
He is prepared to establish a factory
of the capcity that the business oi
Salem or any other locality may re
quire. Should ne estaDluh the indus
try in Salem it would prove a splendid
acquisition to that city's manufactur
ing interests.
Potato Murkft
Farmers in the vicinity of Corvallis
have been receiving 75 cents per sack
for new potatoes of late, but tiiey have
crowded them into the market till they
have overdone the business and the
pi ice has gone down to CO cents per
sack. The potatoes are not in condi
tion to keep for any length of time or
to ship to any distance, so no one cap -to
keep a stock on hand. If potati.
were fit to ship, dealers say they coul
afford to pay 90 cents a sack for them.
Farmers and dealers both are anxious
ly figuring on the prospect for potatoes
bringing a good price this (all and win
ter. Thn Jollaattn Tramway.
The Jnliaetta Tramway, incorporated
as the Iuland Grain Company, is get
ting ready for the new season and will
be under active direction ot George
Liebes, as president, and A. L.
Macleod as manager. The company
is now installing at the upper station
the largest grain cleaner ever brought
to Idaho. It is a Monitor, with a ca
pacity of from 900 to 1,400 bushels per
hour and is the same as is used at the
Portland wharves. The company will
also transact a banking business.
Sng-ar Factory Will Moon Open.
The Alamitos sugar factory at Ana
heim, Cat., will open September 1.
It is stated that the factory will !"
operated 80 days. Beets sufficient f
a run of that length will not be harvet
ed in Los Alamitos territory, bnt im
portations will be made to fill the
shortage. No pulp will be sold to
ranchers this year. A large band of cat
tle is to be brought to the factory corral
to fatten on this product.
Floor Mllli Shut Down.
The North Paoific Flour Mills at
Wasco, have shut down until harvest is
over. The reason for shutting down is
that sll the wheat has been ground,
and they have been unable to get more.
They will use np the time in putting in
a new engine and other improvements
that will greatly increase the output
for the coming year. The output since
the mill has been running is over
6,000,000 pounds.
Short Llna'o Now riee.
The new car service of the Oregon
Short Line Iras been inaugurated be
tween Granger and Portland. The
service includes three buffet cars, three
diners, eight-chair cars and three
coaches. These cars are of the finest
kind of their class and greatly add to
the efficiency of the service, and to the
already excellent reputation the Short
Line has for its passenger management.
Honda Carry.
Last week the property owners of
Dillon, Mont., by a considerable ma
jority of their votes, authorized the
issue of bonds to the amount of $75,
000 for the building of a water works
system and the purchase of the electric
light plant of the Orr Company. , The
total vote was 68 for and 16 against the
bonding proposition. The council
will proceed to sell the bonds at once
and begin operations on the water
works system as soon as practicable.
Progreo.lva I,tttla Town.
The town of Etna, in Lake county,
a place less than half the size of Lake
view, has just voted $5,000 for a nev
school house, with three diesentiii).
votes. The people are now agitating
the question of a sewerage system.
The town already has a fine water sys
tem and electric light plant.
A Vv Branch Bank.
A branch of the Imperial bank of Can
ada will shortly be opened at Golden,
B. C, in East Kootenay, and a branch
of the bank of Hamilton will likely
be opened at Nelson, B. C,
A Ooad Ward ro Jeha,
"What did that man want?"
"Hs wanted a correction made."
"Did hs leave his address?"
'No; he didn't want to."
: "All light; make the correction,
Correction -"John Smith wishes it
stated that he is not the John Smith
who waa sued for board by his , land
lady, "-Puck m
Look the Rama.
Yeast Did you ever take any ot
those mud baths?
Ciimsonbeak Well, I lan for office
once Yonkers Statesman.
Still Mora roimtarfoltlaR.
The Secret Service has Just unearthed
another baud of counterfeiters and secured
a quantity of bogus bills, which ar very
cleverly executed. Things of great value
are always selected for imitation, notably
Huntetter's Stomach Hitters, whioh has
manv imitators, nut no euunla fbrdisonl-
era like indigestion, dyspepsia and consti
pation,
Pennsylvania oor.1 mines are prepar
ing to substitute compressed air for
mules as the motive power for the oars
in the underground workings.
PORTLAND-CHICAGO SPECIAL.
A GIU-Kdf ad Train Put on by O. It. A N.
-All Modarn Equipments, and Kun
Through. Without Change,
Buffet-library cars of the latest
build have been placed In service on
the O. R. & N. fast mail trains. The
library oar embraces a spacious smok
ing saloon, furnished with easy chain,
wiiting desks, a well-aeleoted library
ot standard and popular books, guide
books and cuiront periodicals, a well
stocked buffet, a barbel shop aud an
apartment foi baggage.
The Oregon Short Line have also in
augurated a modern dining-car service,
giving uninterrupted dining-car soiv-
ice via the O. R. SSs N. and it) connec
tions to and from the East. New chair
cars of the latest pattern and new bag
gage and mall cars are to be added to
the present through service of new
Pullman palace and Pullman tourist
sleepers, which have reoently been
placed In service and just out of the
buildeis' bauds. The entire train will
be veati billed, making East and West
bound traius equal if not superior to
many of the widuly advertised limited
tiaina in the East.
For about 10 years the Carnegie
Company at Pittsburg has maintained
a siviugs (mid for the benefit of its em
ployes. This fund now amounts to
over 11,000,000. The savings fund
is the creation of Andrew Carnegie,
who, in order to induce the workmen
to save their earnings, obliged the Car
negie Steel Company, Limited, to pay
the depositors a higher rate of interest
on their savings than could bs obtained
from any bank, building association or
other savings institution. The com
pany has met this obligation at all
times, regardless of adverse business
conditions, ot fluctuations in inerest
rates, paying every one ot its workmen
who deposited his earnings with the
company 6 per cent per annum.
The Amerioan locomotive manufac
turers from 1890 to 1898 inclusive ex
ported 2,289 locomotives, of a value of
more than f 20,000,000.
All ages nail with delight the coming of the most wonderful, meritorious preparation that will lighten the Ills
of humanity and will do away with the taking of obnoxious, violent purges, Inconvenient liquids, and pills that tear
your life out Simply because in CASCARETS Candy Cathartic you will find Just what you want, convenient In
form, pleasant of taste (just like candy) and of never-failing remedial action. They have found a place In every
well-regulated household, and are the favorite medicine of the whole family, 'from baby to good old grandpa.
Don't to fooled with substitutes for CASCARETS I
-wea5"5r,jv. ent respite. C in cm ti Enquirer, at
f' "". . 'ng "I takaalaa.a.atapral.la yaor vain- hr
jr J? JT--' X V - I nala rarnadr CASCaHICTS. I aiif ur ahnl m'
t W JF ' " " 1 faanty rcaelnMl rallel Iron Ike Sri .aiall Hat
jT f 1 I xtl a triad. I wrtalnly raanaunan tilH'lStll tino.
Jr f y"v J 1 1 for taa nm Utr an tru.i ur ill u .
I i I Ur SaS a alaoa la ararr home, Vnurfrortacoaa. pno"
I ' faba Orvra Art. MeKaatport, fa. olc -
I f J I ent! It
I I .Dt Cnnfll Kasolloa. m0-
n
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THIS IS
THE TABLET
CASCARETS ar abolat!y sural, s sorely veretaal oompiMsl. X surcartal r tttutr mistral sin-pelto! Is Csieant. Cswartts promptly, efftctlvely sn sernMssntla
car arery dltordtr l th Btaauok, tivar and Istaitintt . They sat onlr car eeattlpatlaa, bit eorrtct air mry farm at lrrt(ulrlty of th bowell , Incladlni dlirron sod dyunttry.
Pleutat, saUtaMt, petaat. Ttt rood, do rood. Hern slekea, wtikia or trip. B avr yos get tk f eaatn I Bcwar of Imitations sad snbitltute t Buy a koi ol CASCAHSTS
to-day, aad if sot tlaaaod la ovary rooaaet, (t yoor aumoy sack I Writ as lor tooklot aai fro aaapl I Mdrm TRRUBQ BBtUOT COMPAHT, CHICAGO or RBW YORK.
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D8. ABTCT.' BOOK.
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to-umj iur inn mr b , c) n ut i in nr rrtiB
tavni AAA TMUsnnnlaLLs i,t M A hTk 1 'tt
P SM ant Safe AB, In P WUi
rrvnen remain riiiSi
PmlMd by tatoqemnd of wtlirfled UdiM m
Ml,lwayi-tillivod witboataasusnl.
Sold lit sllf druiATialaliii mrlat.1 lutt "raiixisa
OH too ! Blast. White iiif Ifwl. ?m.k an nthnr.
jrncJ tOrujf Co.,l ft im tmrl 8(.t w Xotk. OU.
MACHINERY. kiwds
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tt I 35 First Srroot PORTLAND. OR.
ELLA
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i Bast Couh Srrup. Tulat Ooud. Un 9 1
I J In time. Sold by dmgtlMt. n
"Actions of the Jttst
Smell Sweet"
The fraoranct of life is vigor and
strength, neither of which can be found
in a ptrson whose blood is impure, and
nvho.it every brtAth speaks of infernal
troubles. Hood's Sarsaparttt purifies
the blood and makes the weak strong.
All people make a prtittinso that
they do not cure for a fortune, but want
Just enough to make them comfortable,
Washington (la.) Democrat.
The two oldest maids In this country
live in Indiana. One Is 114 years old,
the other 10!i, and both claim never to
have been kissed.
Iltli Xatura Help 1'out
Vlttltiv cannot cure dlamae. uutet mnr
body's kt'pt eU'an Inidde ntil out. iaaoartti
Caiuiy uamarua Kwp it clean inline, ah
Ut'UgSHUl, WU KM, ow.
Duiing tlio first week in May 9Btt
000 pounds ot ciiiar wood were shipped
from Navarro county, Texas, to ptmoll
factories in Cincinnati and New Vork.
- - ."'
riso'a Curs for Consumption is our only
medicine for cough and colds. Mrs. 0.
lietts, i,tj Stli ave., I leaver, Col., Nov. 8, IKS.
Southey: A good man and a wise
man may, at. times, be angry with the
world ami at times grieved for it, but
no man was evor discontented with the
world if he did his duty in it.
T.adlaa Can Waar Shoes
One sire smaller after using Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder to be shakeu Into t lie shoes.
It makes tight or new shoes feel easy;
gives instant relief to corns and bunions.
It's the greatest comfort discovery of the
age. Cures swollen feet, blisters and cal
lous spots. Allen's Foot-East Is a oertaln
euro for ingrowing nails, sweating, smart
ing, hot, aching feet. We hava Sl.000 teatL
numlal. Ail druggists ami shoe atoms
sell It, 25c Trial iMti'ltiige FKEK by mall.
Address, Allen a. Olmsted,, l.e Roy, N. Y.
English speaking people are said to
have the best forehead and eyebrow.
five Permanently Ciirrit KoSiarnrvoun
ills en-rttrat lv m of lr. Knot. ilrl
Kcrv Hiorr. Bond r.-r Htl:K ST4.QO IrM
bolllasnd UrtlM. Dit. K. U. aVUMV, lid., NO
Area w lhitadaltibl, fa.
The magnitude ot the Carnegie Steel
Compnuy's operations may be onder
stood from the etntemant that in 1898
the company made 17 per cent of the
pig iron produced in the United States,
30 per cent ot the product of Pennsyl
vania and 60 per cent of the product
at Allegheny county. They manufac
tured 2i per cent of the Bessemer steel
production of the United States and 43
per cent of the tike product of Penn
sylvania. A new industry is springing tip in
Northern Mexico the sinking of wells
for salt water, from which salt is man
ufactured foi mining and domestic pur
poses. One company has secured 1 '40,
000 acres of suit water territory at
Ciuuaron, HO miles south of Laredo,
and has struck water containing 19 per
cent of salt, worth from 1 to 3 cunts
pound.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Kanaa mid H'lra Wnrks.
PORTLAND WIRE A IKOS WORKS; WIRg
. and Iron fencing: olllco ruilinn, eio. 8M Alitor
Maohlnary and Nii,illao.
CAWRTON A CO. KNHINK8, HOII.KRH, MA.
chlocrjr. supplies. -&0 riral 8l I'ortland, Ur.
JOHN POOI.F. Pmn.v. n.....
can ifiv yon the best bariraln In general
machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plnws, belts and windmills. Th new
steel I X L windmill, sold by him, is un
equalled. Wholetal lrul.l. and fnutugraphla
Siipllt.
BLUMACER-FRASK DRCO CO 104 AND lid
Kuurtli Htreet, I'ortlniHl. Ori'K'in.
AWTEtiSllUl
Is what the largest and best
scliuul systems use.
THE SECRET OF STRENGTH
Of moat strong, healthy people In their perfect
dlireutlon. Dy.peptlc and impure blooded peo
ple will And permanent and quick reliel lu
Moore's Revealed Remedy.
It builds np th syttem. It's a wonderful
otroatlb giver II per bottl at your druggist.
-sw YAl NUT Wl" .
m . .M II I. WvlnalnteS
I
Ths fihatnted travelor, fainting nd
half dead from thirst, and all unused
tu the ollnuts of the tioplo. ly gsnp-
'"They brought, him a'cocoBimt.
"W will eriu this," they isld.
"The contents will revive you."
"What Is Inside of it?" he askod.
"Milk."
"I won't touch itt" he said, hoarso
ly. "I'm vegetarian I" Chicago
Ti Inline
If other will Hud Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth,
lug Bvrun Mi best remedy to ue for their
children during th teething period.
-. - -
Of 64,000 adult Immigrants admit
ted to the country In the hist three
month of 1808, 41,000 had money
Less than 0.000, though, had Uiur
than ao. ...
...... k,,w TiaA Xfttora
A. A. Whiskey for th aiii price that Is
paid for ordinary whlnkey. For sale by all
hrst-clas dealer and drunglsts.
UnaTlaTlutii Meat.
The best laid sJieine of mice or
men generally natch woman.
Borne fellows aim high enough, bnt
they havou't the energy to pull the
tilggef,
A sensible fellow isn't afraid anoth
er will win his best girl because hs'
used to holding hi own.
It is alwuvs dangerous to leave your
frontdoor unlocked all night; you may
find the cook gone in the morning.
Cleveland Leader.
"nows tui
We offer On ftnnclrrfl Dollsmftaward fonny
eaae of (.'mirth thai i nn uot tie cured by lull s
CtarrhCur.(i fsnxACQ T To,mlni 0,
W the um!iniiit"l, huvv known K.J. (.'honey
(or th put 14 v,,r. autl believe him pnrMHy
honorable In all bmlu trncliont and till-am-lallf
able to carry out aujf obllf nUous ItlaU
bj tUalr Arm, .
WsktATmui,
WlioleMls lrurltt,TOItto,',
WaIOINII, KISN4N A ManviH,
W nolaial Dru lilt, T"l"l,
riall'iClUrrh t'ura 1. 1 ten .n! rnnlly . aetlnS
directly oa the blood and in eoua url. ot
lha r"ai. I'n a ;Se per bo-tic atud br all
druri. lit.. Tentlmonl..la tree,
Unit's family 1'ula r lb but,
A Hafa Hafuge
"Tom," ald Jimmy, "do you know
that soma day the world will be burned
up with flie?"
"So 1 have heart!, " replied Tom.
"Hut, Tom," went on Jimmy, who
was deeply concerned about the ap
proaching catastrophe, "what will you
do when the world I burned np?"
"Oh," replied Tom with an air ot
one who hit provided Cor all the con
tingencies, "1 shall go oat to Uncle
IJilly's and tay." Detroit Journal.
Navar NatlaAad.
Fudily Joggles ha moved ou' to
the suburb." lie lay he does It for
the exeicise that working about the
place will give hiiu. fie bought
Shandy's place. Shandy has moved
into town.
Doddy What Induced him to sell?
"To get lid of the woik about the
place." Boston Transcript.
Nothing, perhaps, is so bitte a
olives fieshly picked, yat after they
turn purple and black, hog soon learn
to devour them.
An analyit ha made the discovery
that California rose contain 90 per
cent more peiiutuo than those grown
elsewhere
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Rupture
Irenlr-d telon-
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confident! tl.
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CURE FOR PILES
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OR. GUNSfS ' "I v!r PILLS
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I'liyslenl trniutitur, plains Hutu's suinni
tha foremoKi Hchoul for Hurt on tl"
("oast. A' f. tViiimiW. Will re-opsu j
the new building August lAlli, (IHh year i
IraU, llolll, I'll. U rrtlielpal, .
The two puddling fiminomi ol the
Mahoning rolling mill nt Diinvlllr,
which luivit been iiinlmgolng repairs,
aie reedy for work nun In, and lot) ad
ditional men will be employed.
ROBERTJDOWNING
Tells the Secret of Ills Great
Endurance,
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Itotwrl lluwnln. the Trailed Ian.
Robert Downing win rwently Inter
viewed by the press on the nihject ot
hi splendid health. Mr. Downing
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Hidden summer ills that swoop uxirt
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lu, O.
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cholera Infantum, summer com
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dysentery are each and all calnrrb ;
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correct name for these affection.
Pe-tn-na I an absolute specific foi
theso ailment, which are so com
mon in summer, Dr. liartman,
a practice o over forty year, never
lost a single case of cholera iuliin
turn, dynentury, diarrhoea, or chol
era morbus, and hi only remedy
was IVrn-nti. Those desiring
further paiticulars should send fur
a tree copy of "Hummer Catarrh."
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