Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, December 21, 1894, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textor IttttrtfimmSmers MEANAWeL EE AGREED WITH HER J Take no Substitute for Royal Baking Powder. It is Absolutely Pure A policy ted by humanitarian princi- “Poor trllow AU others contain alum or ammonia. «hang« bar mind,” mid Connie the GOULD GIRLSJ5TUDYING LAW. Society fad« in net uaually of an in- •truetire ami ta-netlclal charaetw, but the Ubai -rW ,,ul *“ Now York- tbe rto<1y <rf tew, »rema a notable exception. Not ' long »llo women, many at whom were blah In »¡kW clrctea, began a oouroe of uw al-H»« L'nlveralty at th« City of New York. Among them were Miamm Helen "■nd Amu Gould, daughter« of the late Jay Gould and hi lra to targe ahaM of the for tune of »70,000,00) left by their father. The womaa’a tow <daro at the university- wa. fourxied by women for women In June, jsvo It waa incorporated aa the Woman’s r-tml Education ax-lety by 1« prominent wnien of New Vvrk ■“<* Brooklyn, who trltavud an opport unity should be given their sox of »tiMl, .I.g law aa a matter of gencnil .HluraUon or with a view to a pro- femloiial career. ’ Th« < hanorilor and council of the Uni- wnlty of New York entered into hearty so om mtlon ami permitted the 1-egal Ed ■cation society to endow a chair and ea- tabll.h a profeaeopihlp for what has since become tbewoman’e taw ctaaa of the in ■tltuilon. That women eagerly graaped th» opportunity given them ia shown by tee fact that the dr.I class, graduated four A MIRACLE IN TEXAS REGULAR PHYSICIAN., Dr. C. H. Maaabarr. inveetigauon of theii. E. Spaulding case at Ixmgview, which ia here published tor the first time, and which wilt be read with great interest by medical men «verywbsrs. in reply to the L knuaH Adwate’e question» Mr. Spaulding said: About eight years ago while running a locomotive 1 contracted sciatic rheuma tism in my left Bid» from my hip down. It came on atow but sure, and in a few mouths 1 lost control entirely of that member; it waa jaat the same a» II it was p»raly*ed; l waa totally unable to move out of my room for a ytmr and a half,-six montbs of which time 1 was bed-riddeu. 1 tried every remedy sug gested, and ha<l regular physicians in constant attendance on me. I was bundled up and sent to Hot Springs, where 1 spent three month« under ¿lie treatment of the most eminent special- teta, all o( which did me no good, and 1 came back from the spring« m a worse condition than when 1 went. 1 came home and laid flat on my back and Buf fered the most excruciating agonies, «creaming in pain every time anybody walked across the room, the only ease 1 obtained being from the constant u.e of opiates. After three months of thie kind ol agony, during which time my entire left leg pertaiied away to the very bone, my attention waa called to a new remedy called Dr. Williams’ Fink Pills tor Pale People by Mr. Allison, who is now train diepatcher at Texarkana* and who waa relieved of locomotor ataxia of twenty years’ duration. At his urgent and re- Gordon, whom “It's quits a romanuc History. Inherited a fortune from a maternal uncle, who. lieing a ladgh. naturally wished the family Mme to b» perpetuated. So he bat transformed bls own appellation, »“d * «plendid young fellow he to. "Haixtoome, polished, full of that sass which spring* from natural good breeding. I don't know of a man—tn the^nsing geo- eration, that is—who has impre-ed me more favorably. Do you not agree with ms, Miss Luttrell F* “J—I don’t know!” stammered Connie. “Ab, indeed!” said the colonel- Thing» were indeed transposed now. One night, when abe wro invited to a receptio» at which Mr. Leigh wro expected to attend, Connie’S heart throbbed tumultuously. “My old lover,” she said to herself. “My discarded suttort How strange all this h^a come about! I wonder what ho will .aay when he meet« me.” . - Mr. I^eigh met hi» former flame with the utmoot calmneoe, roll happened. “We are old friends, are we nott” «aid he. "May I have the honor of your hand for the next dancef It is a waits, I be- lieve.” Bo the meeting wro over, and Connie wro angry at l.vnu-lf (or (aucyiug it Would be different from any other oaraa l introdue- tlon- .. . V M "Oh. yon fool!" ahe apoetrophi*ed heroelf In the looking glass that night. “Oh, you horrid, mean spirited little Idiott I havrai t a particle of patience with you. You ought to be shut upiu »convent.or thrown down a well, or eomethlng dreadful.” And then, poor girl, »he rot down and .. . - . . My leg to just I Uier one. and I Thtamloitiol the British armiea on tHs Indian pemurala have become very little known in the Mohammedan world, for the go«xl Moslems are in general ig norant about their coreligioeist» in In dia. but the Rusaiah victories, trumpeted in al) directi<m». have become the subjeet of baaaar gowip in the most distant re gions of theieast. The fame of Russian valor having l»een flashed abroad it to natural that the Mo- liauimedanA overawed, should turn their eye« toward the so called invincible en emy. Their admiration lucreaaed the more they heard of the affable and friendly manner» «nd custom« of the Rn—iana of whom it to »aid that they do not betray pride and jianghtjne«« like the commonality of unbeliever» and that there are many point» of resemblance between them ami the Mohammedan« There really is some truth in those as aertioua. — Vambery in National Review The number ALCOHOLISM UMlwill UM your torte« infironce E Finz CURE Large Running Ulcers ■•Ita Me rURtbetaat thirty yeara ae »»ore from the rantary. and the eeemaut will reprs-ant the term ol lbs unbounded poputarily of Hoatai- Mood’s <*•! Iiuiion» to be tou»d in ihta broebur« »re Prie», »»«.Ou. ures I derivali n and nettou ut thia »orld t»mo»i H. J. STOWS A CO i R«»m T. Flood Buildlug, R F., Cal (tonerai Agvnts for PaeiBe Coast ■be ws----- —’ UluMraUou., humor and o«b«r remiing “«tjer JOHXP deb in ln »re»l ami full o( profit the "«"‘••ter < omprnr Pi».<eu«- YU., pnhitak it them Mly«L They employ more than »Uiy hand. In iha mrehan cal work, and mor» than «l»e»n months in the year ere ooMumed in Its pr»per* lion. It can be obtained, without crwL ol all druggi»'» and country dealer-, »nd ta i>rtnled in Krail.h, tierman, French. Wel.h. Norwegian. Bwodtab, Holland, Bohemian and Hpantab.. CHICKEN Cataiogt«lta»ll shout It.sud describes every artici« nesded for President Cievelsnd »eed not worry »bout the Moduli» TBrritory. New Jersey 1. able to take care of hererK. IlluMrated Catalog»* r«B& The “ERIE COLORADO mcchaaically th* txW ■h«l. Preti Irat model. The agitation against the smoky fnr- naevw of many of the large citie« of the country ha» rvsulUid in a large number of patented grate», steam Jets and other devices to obviate the evil. Une of the simplest of these has been designed by the chief engineer of the Rookery build ing at Chicago. The electric, elevator ami heating plants in this large »true ture are necessarily of considerable sine, and the boiler plant has been producing an objectionable amount of smoke. To prevent thia smoke Mr, W. C. D. < lilies pie engineer in charge, has built a furnace which has « large number of orifices in front of ami over the grate When coal is first thrown on -the grates, air is allowed to have access to the flame« until it to seen through a «mall peephole that the lightest product« of combustion have been burned off. Then one hole after another to closed until just the proper number remain open to feed the necessary amount of air to the flame«. A furnace of this type I has been in uro for roveral month..and yet when.«er .ha thought to reported to have given per «' sa £ the firemen to watch the character of the flame at all time«, and the airhole» enable more air to be admitted aa soon ■a any «moke appear«. —Exchange. MRS EDWARD A GBKRI.sT. ysers ago, consisted of 14. wiU do readily. No»» too rmdilY for many of ths Infirmili«» indicated ire £m- q<w«r noiueactature», if negl«®*«*' often lewd io »»ry serious result», w«»h th. being obliged ttedo an. are luokeil upon grant remedy for P»' •¡pt «nd prevMtL N by the Asiatic etl> r aa fool» or a» a na tion incaimble to Iréxl sufficient power to its will. There to another fact winch •hould not be overlooked in our com- tkInk Tour ilk." la a splendid place for people with weak « »ra Pacifie Coaal tenta. Btcvcl« cata- lungs, but thousands of people in that con pie.auUed free.iira» dition c»unot possibly go to Colorado. frndracripiioa. Price«, »tc., *enirr« wawTBO. There is not one, however, who cannot keep mauni A iwàmATOR è».,p*t*i»««.ç»L Baaxc» Hocaa, tjl B Mala BL, Lo» Angel« a »upply of A luwi ' i Poapu* P la » t »« s . The moment any one feete that hB„haa taken cold, one of Ibero world renowned P la . tbbi should be put on the back be and vital forca of Ni»hi tween the »houider bladee, and another on Wtsk »«sory. , Atrophy, Sonal tbs chest. - ... DR. LEBIG E CO ■ These will serve two purposes. They will Q k I ei I k ÜUBk. Printe I Surely cured by protect the delicate lungs, «nd will al»o re- th« vital organs of ieve the congestion occasioned by the MUH MBI MM . ; ‘ ’s P«««u* ”---- Fl*"«" ' AurooR I lore» of the akin opan and assist nature in I trl,rl,_ <>rn—---- Pi.»|» l»ream » a nd prapar»». >er remedial work. They neither burn nor I 2, mwriw nr.', dmjee. pie».ur«. »nd rrapon ilteter, and can be worn without Ure aught- | MEN <pt incon veniMM«. BaAxnaxTU a Pi llb cleanse the system. pTrlu e“lr»nra4U* M muu 8l.. Ban FrencUoo •” peut» Ï ACME mi» A««t CATARRH CANNOT bet. Prii Ths moil WOB- teríulachlevemsal in Msdkal Selene». •• yee, ll'i a hard world,” .ighed the balloon- tat, as he wreck the lair grounds with a ilckea lug ibud. , . ; , all DruggKK BR CCBMD wilh LOCAL APPLICATION, a they Mntm reach the »eat of the <lt«ea»e. Caurrh ta a blood | or oon«tll»Honal dtaeaae. and lu order to cure it von mull take internal remedie«. Hail« <a- larrh Cure 1» taken internally, and act» directly on the blwxl and mneou« ,uitaee«. Hall ■ I a-1 tarrn Cure !• not • qu«ck medicine. It wee pre- rcribed by on» of the best pby«ld*n» in ibi. oonntiy (or y»«»*, »nd ti»r»«nl*r P e-cript"»' II ta - ompored of ibe beat ton Ira known, coib - with the beat blood iniritleni. »clln.|dL reedy on the inucon. »urf»c«» Tb» penrot eomblnatlon of the two Ingredient«11» what pro duce. .wh wouderlul n.nlta In curing Catarrh. New York addren Its-tr? Kulten St. FRAZER B^E BUT IB TIM WML«. R. HALL S PULMONARY BALSAM , end the lari class had a membership of ¡ m L Nearly 100 woawn have already leU- the university with brand now ahcepakin« un- It. we.rin. quail tie. are "nran*“*«.«‘“•"J outla«llna two bp IM olaiirotber brands »rre from Animal Oil» UKT TH*. UKyWBB. for 8 alb BY orkqon and gW-WABHINOTON MKKCH and Dealer, rene'aiiy. ■ay* ■<>, w®» ---- v- She turned »way with a choking sensa However often 1 have witnessed the Bold by drng.1.1.; price, 75 cent» CoIda and tion at her heart. ' _ ■ . death of dear relation«--children, for in ■ -F^RTT- MBW WAT lACT-SO OmT. Sold by all l>ru«l«ta Price, 50 cent». "I,” she cried, “1 who have always de- stance. or husl ands -1 never had occa ,8° d y «J 0ATBJ ■ co . proprietors, ■pised lovesick damsels, to think that this ■ion to observe |he wringing of hand« to- 417 Haneon». 81^ 8. F, Go Erot from Portland, Pendleton, Walla prevent year. „ . „ , ■ '* —«MOULD CUT— should by my fate! But I will go to ths •The Ixmrdof dlxectcra of the Woman » which European women of the lower Walla vi» 6. R. A N. to Spokane »nd ball to-night — my last night here anil llu n GOLDEN WEST BAKING IDWIIEK Ugnl Educntion «ockdy numbor» smong back to the old life.” ; classes are so much addicted»- A bitter Northern Railway to Jiontan«, Dakotas. 8t. Into their ptatforw. To «* It ta ■ me»»urv vl lu member« »uch-well known women ro sorrow wro expressed through deep sink Paul, Minn«»polto, Chicago, Omaha. St WINSLOW'S n°Y%T Miss Vandeleur waa there in pale pink Heal lb, pleaenr» and eoonom y. Dr. M»ry Piltnoin Jaoohl, who made «uch for ohilhren teethhm tulle and pearls, end on her finger there ing of the head, grasping the hands to Loute, Erol and South. Rock-ballasttragk; « mn.terftri ple» f'<r wom»n «uffrage be fine scenery ; new equipment Great North si»arkled a crescent of diamond«. Connie'« gether shedding of tears. That a Tong fore the "lent New York «tote oon.tltu- heart sank when «he «aw the ring. * mental agony which dig» into the soul, ern Palace Sleeper« and Dinere; Fmnily tlonal convnntirit; Mr«. Abram S. Hewitt V “They are engaged,” «he thought “Oh, so to »peak, and take» hold of it like a Totwiat Car«; Buftet-Library t aro. Wrl<* .Mid Mra. Theodore Sutro. The preaident C. C. Donovan, General Agent, P<>ri tend, I knew—I wa« »ure it would be «o!” NO DIRT OB SMOKE. bodily pain seem« to be unknown to Oregon, or F. I. Whitney, G. P. A k T. A., ■I 4h» e«’*,',y *• Mra. Edward Addia<m But after Leigh had danced One galop them. They never "tnrn to heaven their St. Paul, Minn..-for printed matter and in four Wife Can Run Hr Herevia Ö« a UaeoUM flreoMy, who la boraelf a lawyer »nd a with Mtaa Vandeleur b» cro»»ed “ »•[«>«>» Knaiue. . . . _ formation abo it rater, route», etc. grnduntu of Oxford. The Aral doctor of Palmer » Rey, E F-, C»L and Portland, Or. to where Connie yr«« »ItUng all pallid and faces bathed in tears." an action which Taw who held the wntnan'a chair wro Dr. to us seem» not only "natural and in per drooping. , — , THI PORTLAND VOCAL FOLIO Emily Kempln, a gmdunte of the UnL — Bl CUT “Mian Luttrell,” »aid he gently, “may 1 fect accord with the essenceof grief, but veralty of Zurich. She officiated a year to considered a« beautiful and roa worthy Of thirty-nine selected Song«, by mail, 60 V. P. N. Ü. No. 676—8. F. N. U. No. «3 speak to you! ” who wro to Uiro aLl^Xd by d TS "“vert <^of »Uxta o( “He i» going to tell me now,” thought subject of artistic reprerontation. cent«. (Btampa taken.) Andree« Witav the girl, with a Jump at her heart “Ob, Franklin Russell, th» proaent to.tructor, | twenty y«»r» »tending. , In prayers the Japanese mother does B. A llbs Co., 211 First 8t., Portland, Or why does he select me for bis confidant! V For the first time a course of law lecture» not lift her eyes to heaven. With bent But she answered with a shadowy, sickly A RISING RAILROAD MAN. is given this year. They are delivered on head, the body somewhat shrunk to sort of a smile: Monday», Wednesdays snd Fridays In the gether, with hands put together by the Présidant Caldwell Haa Climbed "Oh, certainly, of course!” , morning and evening and are made Inter “Connie, you accepted ms once, end then palms and slightly raised to the level of esting as well ss Instructive. A numberof Mr. D. w. Caldwell, the new president you rejected me”---- ... . the chin, she sends her bumble prayer__ the graduates of ths woman's class are "Y-yea,” faltered Connie, “1—that to—I for quite concrete things, you may lie ¡n Our Qnaf Grandfather’* Time, practicing law successfully or srs filling of th» Lako Shore and Michigan Southern pwlttons as law lecturers in various Instl- milroad, is s l»achelor 64 years old, a na didn’t reject you. 1 thought I had changed rare, to Buddha.-—“Geographico- Medical ,_______________ big bulky pill» were in tive of Mns»acliu»"«»andat present a re - my mind, but now—now I am sure I love Studie«. general use. Like the tutiona. dent of Cloveland. Other railroad m n you as much ss ever I didl” ••blunderbuss" of She «poke the ra»h, daring words tn an,- have bod more brilliant careers or con that decade they Much comment has been caused by the Journalism in J »pan appear, to be bup - trolled larger capital, but It 1» asserted swer to a sudden light in his eyes. Tbs were big and clum official reports of the United 8t#tea «nd next Instant her hand was clasped tightly rounded by some stern restrictions, the that no other man of Uxlay has had so sy, but ineffec Can«di«n government«, in which «re in his. Suddenly she withdrew it with a d.-sirabinty of abolishing- or amending long and varied an experience in rallw-y tive.' In this cent presented the evidence« of “the superior which has lately been occupying the at management attended with such untfor a start. THE FINEST ILLUSTRATED BOOK EVER PUBLISHED IN ury of enlight strength, purity «nd wholeBomenem of "Mise Vandeleur, ” she cried. “ What will enment, we have tention of the Japanese porliament. In success. His policy with the Nickel Plate, PORTLAND ILLUSTRATING THE the Roy*l B«king Powder. • .... ^ -| Dr. Pierce’s Europe when newspapers offend against though often savagely .criticised, resulted b L ac "Miss It to true that the good housewife looks Vandeleur is just affianced to Colo in bringing the organisation from a con Pleasant PeL the law fines are inflicted on the editor, dition of apparently hopeless bankruptcy nel Graham, my most intimate friend. upon commendation» of the Royal tak \ let», which writer, printer or publisher, as the case to one well up among the paying Connie, there is but one woman in the ing Powder from acientiato and official BULL RUN WATER WORKS. . . » -L cure *11 liver, •ourcea auch as tbeee very much like maybe. Butin Japan it appears that Ho was born in Massachusetts In 1830 world whom I shall ever call wife, and that ■tom»ch and ** the gilding of refined gold. ’ ’ Her prac OREGON CITY ELECTRIC POWER . » the journalists begin by P^ng ■nd soon after attaining his majority be Is y<»ut Shall we begin our love llfeagainf” tical experience long since taught her tn bowel derange « ■ So they were engaged a second time, and though the amount may possibly be re came a clork in the employ of the Penna- ments iif' the THE MAZAMA8 MOUNT HOOD TRIP.1* th« moet convincing way th« great use turned to them in courts of time, for van!« railway. From 1868 to 1866 he w.u Kate I»aurence was bridesmaid.—Boston fulness and superiority ol the Royal '* moit effective Globe. • _________________ civil engineer of the same road and In 1855 that is the practical result of depositing article. A higher proof than thia ahe * - NEW .CITY HALL AND COUNCIL ^-tot Nature »urns of money with the authorities became superintendent of the Pittsburg ft doM not want and cannot hav«. Yet it and Connellsville roed, which position be NEW UNION DEPOT ETC; *• "■ ____ now and then, with a gentle, varring from AW to I 000 yen yearly as held four years. He was next syperintsnd In no department of science ta advance to pleasant for her to realixe that the | a little evidence of good faith. If fines are in ent of the C»ntral Ohio for ten y®“1*- more steady than surgery, which has facts established by these great competi cleansing laxative, thereby removing of S AIN T V INCENTS HOSPITAL . » flicted at any rate of less than the general superintendent of the Columbus, reached a stag» of perfection in this;dty tive testa, these scientific examination» fending matter from the stomach and bowels, toning up «nd invigorating the made under direction of the government, BURNSIDE STREET BRIDGE . amount of the deposit, there can be no Chicago and Indiana Central for five * 79»rs, and then, In the general reconsSruc- profemlon in tbs United States H«™ b" exactly parallel those ahe had before liver and quickening Its t^dy «ctioi», question of nonpayuienL not only the great surgeons whose names worked out in her own common-eenae, and you thereby remove the cause of a A motion was made to abolish this sre aa well known In Europe as In the practical way. multitude of distressing disease«, such aa x ONLY 50 CENTS. + + + POSTAGE PREPAID. dqxxiit, as also the power of the United State», but to this city come »tu It doe« not *ppe«r that any baking headaches, indigestion, or dyspepsia, inept to suspend a paper which publwhed dents from all I*rt" of the country and pa. powder, when preaented in competition biliousness, pimples, blotchea, eruptions; tienta desiring to take advantage of hos with the Royal, either at the govern boils, constipation, piles, fistula» »nd »nj thing calculated to disturb the pub- ja Large Engravings with description of each, on elegantly pital» and »kill. A popular delusion with ment teste or before World’s Fair june». maladies too numerous to mention. ' lie peace, but the right of suspension was regard to the eminent surgeon 1» that be to has ever received favor or award oyer the calendared book paper. If people would pay more attention to retained by 81 votes to 48, and as to the a man whose time to taken up with mil Royal or made an equal showing in properly regulating the action of their desirability of demanding the security AdSree» flail Orders t» lionaires. _ . . purity, strength or wholeaomenesa. the house was unanimous. It was ex So (ar from thia being true, it is a fact PEASLEE BROTHERS COMPANY, quent occasion to call for their doctor’s plained that the house felt the necessity that the most absolute equality exists services th sulxiue attacks of dangerous SHERLOCK BUILDING. PORTLAND. ORE. of kivping some check on "irresponsible among i»atlenU and that the vast majority diseases. »gitators unfit to wield journalistic in- of the subjects of the great surgeons are its to accom- Mr. Cleveland has. it appear«, gathered poor people, many of whom are unable to into hto cabinet an unusual number of I plish this purpose, Dr. Pierce ■ Pleasant flwnce," and there to a good deal to De pay a fee. It makes no difference whether fishermen. The fondner« of the pres’- Pellet« are unequaled, is proven by the said for the contention. “Womens Bead 75c, (1,11.M or 12.50 (or the Sne.t retail box of a man l>e a millionaire or a pauper once he dent foY angling 1« wfell known. Lust fact that onco used, they are always in Ika beat and purent Candle. In America; quality rights” advocates will be extremely or- comes into the hands of the surgeon. His guaranteed. Put up In elegant boxea, intubi, (or favor. Their secortiary effect is to keep ftmded at one amendment which was maliday preaent. Atrlctly pur», kxprwa charge, treatment will be the same tn any c««. apd rammer he wore hi« old clothes and the bowels open and regular, not to fur p-epald to any point lu Oregon, Washington and accepted. No woman to allowed to be money will give the rich but »“te advan fished in Buxxard’» bay without much ther constipate, as is the case with other Idaho. Try it one». come an editor or publisher in Japan. tage in the fight with disease.—New York attention to the campaign. Mr. Herbert pills. Hence, their great populanty, to said to be» fisherman of great skill with cofferers from habitual constipation, Cor. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Londnrd Standard. STS Wrohiugton »»., - Portland, Or. and infinite patience. Judge Greaham, piles and indigestion. Wealthy People Tired of a Plain «•■a — WholMal. and Retali Coareetloaere. too, knows how to bait a hook. It to said A free «ample of the " Pellet», ’ (4 to 7 D. W. CALDWXtL 8omn.mbnli.rn! What is UI Did you that he has not been above fishing for doses) on trial, to mailed to any addrees, Btoelr. Resident» of Dobb» Ferry, N. T.. ure tir^l of that euphonious title anil In- ( tlon «nd conrolldaUon which followed th. ever walk in your sleep! If »o, you know perch off the pier« about Chicago. Mr. post-paid, on receipt of name and addre»« Sc and .brinks of .tock., he wro gen- fust about as much about thia strange use tend having the name changed. The , MHE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS manager of ‘he following Pi»* if the facultie» and sense» of the mind and Lamont knows how to fish, because Mr. on postal card. rimne is derived from the fact that Jere- ,^1 , Cleveland has taiight him. Mr. Morton Address, W orld ’ s D isfrmsary MEDt the body a» doe» the »verage physician, burg, Cincinnati and St. Louto; miab Dobbs, a Swede, who wm a fisher- SUCCESSFULLY.” CLEAN HOUSE WITH gomnambullam ha» been a mystery and a has not lived in a good fish country, and C »4 AsseCTAtioN. Buffalo, N. Y. ’ man and lived nt Willow Point, near the bu«T Chicago and matter of discumion to the medical profes it may be that he has only fished for Miami, Cincinnati' •MM’ Mu«klngum directions fa ««^1 southern line of the village, added to hi» ley; Jeffereon, Madlron »nd Indiana, and sion since the days of the ancient». They canned salmon in Nebraska groceri<*s. CREAM BALM — AppM meager income priori to and during the th© Vandalia line«. knew as well »» we all now know that . thfings alsmt'this idyllic diversion, but if I " pnrtielfjf the Bnlm wbl revolution by ferrying occasional travel- II a wm next made general manager of there 1» such a thing »" somn»mhuliMn or walking in the aleep. They he and Mr. Olney are ignorant of the «p '«<" <** trs kerosa the Hudson. explain It just aa modern medical science game they cm be taught. Potomac «had • moment ^»w rtroay bura then wro from 18«« w p^lient of the Nickel Piste beln*! >n tbe 11 UM l>een endeavoring to explain it ever firidngi..go^_^ma7br^ do you feel bad ? does your back I The llrota ol Colorado Wealth. Utí three timan dhit.afU 1—* Tear« receiver for tne line, »no since. But a» it wa. then so itia now; Oct 1 1887, he wa« made president of there «re w many explanation» that even «port, and a planked shad is « real lux mente preferred, and b'foi The totql revenue from mining in 1891 nn ?2«^d " thtoXtfo. r the physician ia pusaled to decide which to ury. It to not safe to make a guess nlirirtg. was |;UI..-XK).UUO. And yet the Denyer about Mr. Smith, but from hi» pictures accent—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Three itrmer «Jw—W chandler of commerce eotimates the in- nt firet a good deal of a P““ we suspect that he will be able to con -1 come from agriculture«! $40.000.000.de trary to hi. taken for tribute some valuable fish information ■ smiroteSI limmr J. C. FALLON A CO.. PROP8. BUROFKAN rived from the cultivation of 2.000.000 * Asafetida to a gum derived from the to the cabinet circle of angler».—Indian- mtV» « KKAM BALM Opero «nd clranae. "however that thi« wro done at rt'taCT ’ ^ VandmbBte ro^e acres of land.' If the valu«Lof the live root of-a plaut which grow» in Persia, tlon, He»!» the Bwee. ^tect. the Memwene apolia New». (tock were added as a form product, the from colds, Rastor«» iba Hanses of Jam »2 a Afghantotan and other parts of Asia 8m" 1. The Mm ta quloklj abaorbad and «ites SS o-y - ” *-?' !! Furti ni Alder Street«, Pertlead, Or. Hotei, North piatu. Nob.) ram would be increased by at least $15,- The root to cut, and a thick, milky juice W0.C0O—a wonderful- showing for so KSissgSag exude«, which, when dried, gire» the In the long run there to no such tonic ( » ¿article ta applied is to each t bko Y hskh , asw a state.—Julian Ralph in Harper a asafetida of commerce. The overpower as the open air of spring. Any api»rent »«ybl‘‘ ing. offensive «meli to due to a volatile filing of languor to not a sign of de-. * m W«rr?n »UM4, New York. x^». .»■ -b«, A Giant Rngllsk Oak. met ho waa m«* « P ~>r*oa,»«1* oil which can be removed by dtoeolving hility. It to the firet symptom of recov-1 ‘•Winfarthing oak," according to reli office, .re to remain to <ma thè gum in alcohol and distilling the ery from deUlity. In most »lchi»«M^ fore, and it I. «-«"«d that jotting ot able testimony, wro 700 years old at the componml. Disagreeable «T it to to when a man begins to feel laxy he to on : Climax tobáceo, 40 Denta per pound. rate« on the Nickel Plate w U^ ma »el oll per esse.......... .......................... F *> time of the conquest. William to said to western olfactories, in Pernia and many the verge of recovery. Th« “extreme, your ordsreíí wiwu “T* , _ » M a condi- havs stirveyvd it closely before making Mra. Altgeld, wife o* OoTernXJrirt tired feeling" that com«« with spring .is ™ ^rfooT^ I — Globe-Demo- hi» famous remark, "Could 1to be notill beulth. It to convalescence from MARK L- COHM A DO- ia « Frwnt Strwwt, Berdan*. Or. bnt one-fourth the age of thi» tree the e« r'' "’spring and fall winter.—Boston Globe. world would be mine. "-BL Loute Ito- T°?*L*L i SMOKE Sweet Virginia PORTLAND'S QiRismflS B™ k . 'l* andy DYGERTS' SPA, SAPOLIO & CATARRH ■ ( ■■■■ama MALARIA! Hill TAN HMlSr HOW TO SAVE MONEY use /ST ís public. I