Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1???, November 05, 1887, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextT & 'V. ' "V" THE RONDO HOUSE. t, Paul's Olilrst Nlruotura (till Ntnillnf ou Kunimlt Aruim, Whnti JoBoph Rondo, In the year 1813, ni'wjtnd a cabin 14x10, of liown onk lon, illlod in with ndobo, on tliH nliiiin t hut lie hud punitiiiHod throe years previous ot Eilwiml riiulnn, ho did nut think that ho was erecting a building that in tho your 1887 would slatid within J 50 foot of tho handnonioMt Blmet in thu city of St. Paul via.,- Summit avonue, and that would bo paused daily by ihoiiNiuula of pooplo, uiiwiiificdouft of eithor It proximity or its history. Yot 8 u eh Is tho fact. Nuiiiui-oti building in tno city liavo, during; thu paHt hIx yt'ant, boon diHljimtod on " tho olilnst lioiiHu,iu St. Paul," wliilii this llttlo Iritntiii'u, moili-Hlly idiicldud from an liKjiilHllivo public, inaliitalni'd In ttllunoo its tltlw wrongfully bi'Mtowcil upon ullwr niitliiiati!d and illliiplilitied houses. Tho nmiilitiits ou biniiiiilt nvmiiio, and pur tltiulitrly thono living in clow proximity to Kiuiniii V I'urk, wilt uiiiloublotlly bo aurprUixl tnjparu that tho Iioiiho right fully rallod "tho oldcMt Iidiiho in St. raid," 1h loratod In that vicinity. Tlio building, ax already Nlatoil, wits built and oMoiiplcd by Jow-ph Rondo in 18 13, and was hi habitation, aaihown by of- liolal rouorilH, until IHM, Kvhnn ho mild it and thu four aorojwl ... gyntoid oouipoxin lii 1i!Uiohuo totht'late John Nioolri. In 18."j(i Mr, NlcnU rnniuvod tho old housn from lift original location , to tho custom part of tho property, and oivcted In its Nload tliB Hiibitunt i:il ami eoiimio'lioiiH Ktono buildinjf now known ' a thu Nlool hoiiH-Kti'iid. Contrary to tho usual priictii'i'. Mr. Nienls did not pull down tho old Hondo Iioiho, hut rather preserved it liy iuourporutlnji; it Into A bitrn that wiot erected around Mid above it. Houuiitly it whs tho pleasure of a reporter to dUoovcr tho old relic, and by tho courtesy of John It. Nicolri, who mieeoeded his futliur an partner in tho linn of Kieoln & Demi, have access to family doeuineii tit that establish beyond a duubt tho claims set forth for the H indi) house. Thu middle llooron tho south side) of tho hare opens directly Into the old house, which, ex cept where tho udobo lias fallen out, is In nearly us good a state of preserva tion as when erected. The timber are of oak, and plainly show the ni;irksuf tho ax with which they were hewed. Those on tho oidea are cross-sect iomid, and all tho intervening space around tho room, excepting tho doors unci windows, tilled with iidohe, composed of broken limestone as tho foundation, cemented together with mortar. The original roof, as an examination of the hay mow will show, bus been removed and the barn roof substituted therefor, lu this cor ncct ion it may bo well to alaUi when Mr. Nicols 'purchased the property, consistinif at that time of four acres, it was ret'anleil by his friends as A foolish venture, several of tliciu pre tlictini; that "it would never be worth tho price paid for it its It was too fur out of town." Mr. Nleols was obliged . Jo ,!)n'4k.jt .J'iad J through thu litil 1 brush from M. An thony street (Summit avenue) over which to haul the material for liU dwell ing. St. I'uul (Untie. PONIES IN YALE. Grailnatf. of ilia Famous t'nlveralljr Tall t Talra Out of MehiHil. While discussing educiiiion penor allv, a gimllutiiiin askod tho following question: "How many of tho graduates of Yalo University do you suppose go through the institution entirely without assist ance from fellow studonts, ami without assistance of translations, or any as sistiince other than can bo obtained in tho class-room?" Tho recent graduate to whom tho question waa put said that ho didn't Mippnse there was one, but llnnlly came to thu conclusion that there might bo n.atiy, and inquired why tho question was askod. "Well," said tho othor, "I have a boy in tho Sophomore class. Ho has Just llnlsliml his Freshman year, and last evening he ciimo to mo nnd wanted ten dollars to buy books for next your. I gave him tho money, and off ho went down town. Ho camo in rather lato ami went to bed. This morning I thought I would look at tho books which ho had purchased, so I asked him to produce them, feeling somewhat proud of , tho hoy's having manifested interest enough in his studies to buy books and study 'during vacation. Ho seemed rather reluctant to produce thu .books. This surprised mo, and finally I 'informed him that ho must do as I asked. Ho went out of tho room and I expected that ho would como back with some formidable looking volumes. I was disappointed, however, fur ho nppearod witli a dirty-looking roll of paper, which proved to hnvo ouou boon a llvo oeut, noto-hook. Ho handed it to mo with a rather sheepish look. I was so much surprised that at llrstl miid noth ing, but on questioning found that tho book contained all the problems of l'rof. Phillips' courso worked out and numbered. It. was a curious-looking collection, and about as lntolliglblo to mo as Choctaw. Up in tho corner of each page was a little column of lif.: uros and some algebraic symbols, white below wore a couido of lines crossed at right angles, and noross thorn wcro drawn curves. I asked him what It all mount, and he said : "'Those me Andy Phillips' proli loms, and I'll "over got through next year unless I have it. I gave a senior ton dollars for it, and tho price was low at that. Ho wanted twenty dol lars, but was awfully hard up, and so ho lot mo have It for ten dollars.' "As ho explained it, tho book had been handed down from claws to class, And through it many diplomas had been obtained at Yale. I. don't know what I will do with tho book, but I havo it locked up at home, and I am of the opinion now that I'll burn it up and see what thu result will ho on tho class of '90." -New Haven fMuUium. CHARMING NIAGARA. A Few Words About tha Neighbor hood or tit ruinous Pulls, While hundreds of tourists vlalt tl Falls of Niaffarn every season, not one inauiousand actually seos tho river lul with the "freeiuir of Nlatriirii. celebrated by Now York Stato and Can acla. July 16, 1885, the rlvor expor encod n now birth. Hereafter, in tho (rue spirit of this International bond tho traveler, having enjoyed restonn nature at tho points comprised witiii tho llmlti of tho International Tar Survey, may explore Niagara river lo whore, actually freed Trom its hltfh precipitous mural boundaries, it pour inn wateri oi our upper inland seas Into tho brand Ontario. Here etil- minutes tho hbtorio interest of tho Niagara frontier, as at tho Whirlpool modern roek-rcadlngs toll us to eek clew to its geolggical past, For of few other rivers may it bo said that they have a threefold charm, appealing alike to artist, historian timl man of Hcieuoo. True lovers of Niagara hope that the day Is not far distant when the Inter national Park will consist of not merely a nille strip on the American bank, hut a grand double boulevard, miming from liuualo to Yotingstown. and on the Canadian cliffs from the Hoiweslioe mI1 to tncenwttin. As a hi HlU) country villas, Lowiston Ridge, witli the unnumbered beautiful drives In lu neighborhood and its picturesque his torical associations, must, as the cities of Western Now York grow ia wealth and population, become not less famous tb mi the cliffs of Newport Helow tho cataract, tho Niagara, ! though comparatively few tourists dis cover this fact, has a beauty mid grandeur no less imposing than tho falls themselves. Not content with mi-'lity plunge oi lu.t feet, the river g.s-s surging and tossing downward nn other 104 feet in its rocky bed uver tho obliterated falls of a proglaciul stream, the remains of a third cataract belli;; still perceptible in the Whirlpool Rapids At the Whirl pool tho river untwists it self like somo mighty serpent from its minion contortions in this connive prison, to pour itself nn emcrald-grccn wave Into a channel at right angle with its former course, and henceforth trend: northeast with many a gentle curve. Not until wo reach Lewiston Kidpe do we turn our backs ou tho Niagara's stupendous exhibition of power. From this heighlh, described ly lather Cliurlevois as "a frightful mountain which hides itself in clouds on which the Titans might attempt to ecaleth heavens." is a view worthy tho expan sive canvas of a ltici-stadt. 1 lie tublo land terminates abruptly in an escurp liitiit. liciiciilh stretch boundless mcudowluuds as rich as any in agricul tural England. They slope gently to the river, which, coniiiighcadlongdowii the gorge, w ilh the leap and roar of the Whirlpool upon it, gradually sulfides into a tranquil stream as the bold out lines of the biqiljs Above, Lewiston fall nwavuilo uroau, siiiilui?pluins. Across the gorge is the Hunker Hill of Canada, crowned uv us loi.y snaru row monu ment in tho world have so inijmsing au effect in the landscape as the lonely form of lirock towering In the blue clouds tar above the heights of Queeu- slon. Ncatling under the shallow of hot mountain is J.ewisinii, so n allied in lHD.'i for (Jovernor Morgan Lewis, of New York. At tho extreme north, hn- vend the village of Youngstown, anil comuiandii'i; the angle at the headland of river and lake: we descry tho whole ramparts f Fort Niagara, whence tho irallant Pouehot, begirt with enemies. looked out inl7.r)8, vainly attempting to discover niKvinir itmonir tho trees tho battalions of his allies from the Detroit river. Exactly opposite Fort Niagara lies "fair Newark, once gay, rich and beautiful." presenting to tho water's edge her ancient front of crumbling fortresses and gray church towers. Jane Meade Welch,' in Jlarpcr'a Maja eine. m m ANIMAL DEVELOPMENT. Th Knil Whlrh All Hrfilr of Live-Stock hlioiilU Work For. The kind of food furnished to young animals during tho earliest part of their existence has an important influence on their character and usefulness in after life. Nearly all breeds aro just what their respective breeders make of them, and the prolit derived from their culture is governed, to a groat extent, by tho way they are fed and managed when very young. Since so much of their future usefulness and value in after life depend upon their treatment when young, it would amply pay the breeder to give them A little extra at tention at this time, and seo that every want is supplied in tho best possible manner. The trouble generally is that the breeder is too anxious to have his young slock grow fast, and oftentimes he is found forcing them along to curly ma turity with fattening food. This will give'thoni a sleek-looking appearance, and this is just what a groat many breeders aro working for, but- which really is a detriment to thu utility and value of the stock in question, What should bo aimed at by all brooders in raising their farm stock is a large franurwell supplied with strong mus cles, and of courso this can only ho oli tained to best advantage by feeding on the right kind of food from tho start. Futtv food should always bo guarded against, as excessive flesh Is quite bur densome to the young animals, and uot what they shoul'd have at all. It is not tho nature of young stock to be overfat, and when they are found in this condition it Is a sure sign of overfeeding, or injudicious feeding, to suv tho least. The fond they cut at this stage of their life should bo of such a nature ns to develop bone nnd mus cle rapidly, nnd this is the end which all brooders ought to work for, as it is much more prolltablo for all concerned. Farm, Field and Stockman. Railroad tickets rind feetlong constitute a portentons feature of travel on the f.rie and connecting lines. They re one of the result of the Interstate Commerce Act. W&EICBKD, INDEED, Are those whom a confirmed tendenof to bll iouDuoss, suUlect to tho various snrt ehnKful symptoms lmllcaliveof Uver complaint, Names, slok headache, constipation, furred tongue, an unpleasant breuth, a dull or sharp pain In the neighborhood of the affected organ, impurity of the blood and loss of appetite, siKnallw) it as on of the moot dlaLreMlng, as it ie one of the most common of maladies. There ie, however, a benign specific for the dieae and all lt un pleasant manlfmUitlona. It is the concurrent tcatliiinnr of the iiulilloand the medical profes sion, that Uostetter' Stomaoh Hitter is i a Hied leine which ouldevee riwulu speedily felt. I liiiroiwh and beiilKn- Bilos rectlf J lug liver disorder, it Invigorates tho feeble, conquers kidney and bladder complaints, anil hastensthe coiivalnsociioe of those recovering from enfeeb ling diseases. Moreover, it lathe grand apeclllc for fever and ague. The late Senator Sargent's estete is lis! veutorleantiat,4iW. It was an old orlentlal doctrine that women have no eouls. More enlightened philosophy concedes that the) have purer, finer, more exalted eoulsthaa men. But they are too often contained in feeble, suf ferlng bodies, which hamper and retard their full development. For all tliose ta I ii fill a ( ImMnla lr,il.lun. ti tha aez. Dr. I'lumVu " VivnrlM, Vnurrlntinn" ia the t" beet specific In the world, and in Bold unit' a Dositive guarantee that it will do all lf!i.'S Is claimed for it. Price reduced to on' dollar, JUy drugg'it. The N. P. It. It. ha established an office in baa Francisco. WHAT BRAHDRETH'S FILLS DO. In BitANiiRETn's Pills the true life medicine bos been found, composed as they are of numerous vegetables so com bined that each multiplies the virtues of the rest. They never can do any harm. Their action is always the same, no matter how long or In what doses they are taken. They purge away the waste particle of the system. They recruit the animal vigor and arrest the progress of decay. They urify the blood. They stimulate the iver. They invigorate digestion. They open the pores. They make the bowels tlo the wort or uie giunej s, in us giving those oraan an oftlmee needed rest. One or two at night for a week will demon strate their power, and is generally suffi cient to cure ordinary distance. Ituy Now, while freights are low and atock large. You can save money if you purchase your good from a al.mkh&xviey. While Tlltlnar the Mechanics' Fair at Portland get tour photographs where they are made the beat. abhi.i cc son, 29 Washington Street. It ia estimated that American tourinte peud ), ix 0,000 yearly in England, DO NOT BE ALARMED At the raising of blood from the lungs. It in one of the very earliest symptoms of consumption, and only shows the healthy ellbrt of the system to throw off the scrofulous Impurities of the blood which have resulted in ulceration of the lungs. I)r. Pleroe s "Golden Medical IJiscovery ' ie a positive remedy for conaumption at this stage. If taken faithfully, it will cleanse the blood, hoal the ulcers in the lungs, and build up and renovate me whole system. 1 - t Sinee lff6. it is stated, 4,6 9 persons been struck dead ty iigiitnlUK in "CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED." Dr. J. P. t'OMKa Owennvllli. Ohio, aaya: "I havairlvftn atcolt'w KmulMinn of Cod Liver till with Hvpophoapliiloe lo four paUelile with bolter reaulla than aoemod poaatble with any romedr. All were hereditary oeutea of Lunir dlMMUt), and advanced to that ataxe when fouifhe. nain In the cheat. freiuent breathing, freouent uu ee. fever ana r.maciaiion. All llii'ne oaeoa have lncreaaed in weiKht from 18 to 2e ua., and are not now needing- any medicine. Don't for ire t thst you can a! wave purchaee tvpe, presses and material from f aimer ot itev. 1'ortiana. lower than irom any other house. Prlntera Ink.--PubHHbra who are not buy Inn throuiih Palmer & Rev are loa idk money. We sell Job, Book and New loss at manufacturers prices. To Threwheras I have a few ot the celebrated Weaiinurhouse Threshers yet. and for the purpoae ot closing out will Belt them on next yeat a terms at bottom Usurps. Alao, a few necnnd-hand ma- hines or other mate, write for Doriralua. i. T. Wrioht. foot of Morrison Street, Portland Ueron. A state of anarchy prevails In Bolivia, South America. Walklnii advertlHement for Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy are the thousands it has cured. The Sultan of Turkey has ordered all foreign schools :loaed In his empire. Couith and IIoarnw.eThe ritation which induces couirhlim, imme diately relieved by une of " Ji rvum s Bron chiul 2'rochts." sold only lu boxes. A Job lreiM that is a job press is the 'Old Reliable Gordon, ' 8x12 and 10x15. The cheapent, best and strongest in the market, hut no other, xvept oniy oj i'ALMKR & UKY. Ir a coush dieturbs your sleep, take Piso's Cure for Consumption and rest well. Tut Orrmfa for hreaktaat. SKIN 8c SCALP CLEANSED PURIFIED and BEAUTIFIED BY QUTICURA. POR CLKANS1NQ, PURTF"V INO AND beaiiliryinir the ekln at oliildren ana uiianu andciirliiK torturliifr, disllKuriiiK. itcliliiK.aoaly and pimply diaeasos of the skin, eealp and lilooil, with loan of hair, from iiifnncr to old ajfo, the CUTifioitA Hkmkdiks are lnfalllblo. tJUTicttRA, tlievreat Skin ui'kk, ana ubti- oiika OAP, an exquisite Bkln HeanUller, pre pared from It, extornally, and UimiaiKA kk soi.vknt, the 'new Blood Purifier, internally, nvariably suooeert when all othor remedies and the bust physicians fall. I'UTtdtiKA Hkmkuiks are absolutely pnroana the only Infallible skin Ixtautillors and blood purlllera, free from poisonous iitirredienta. Bold everywhere. Price,(!uTKit'RA.Mlc.; soap, 25o.t Hksoi.vknt, f 1. Prepared by tho I'otibb Dhitr and Cukmiuat. Co., Bohton, Mass. nr-Hpnrt for "How to Cure Skin I Mucuses. mlOSkin and Hoalp prosorved anil bcauti 0 fled by t'DTU'i'HA AlEnicATKDBOAP 5TFINWAY KKANH'H A BACH, O I till (I I , fabler, Hoenish Manos: Hur det Orirans. band liiHlruments. Ianttwt stock ot Sheet Musio and Books, Hands supplied at Eastern prioes. M. UKAY CO. sua rost street, can cruuuiouu. -TQ) f ek m i - ' m Absolutely Pure. sfTA powder iwvsr varies. A marvel of purity, Mor economical than fh and wholesomeness. a r kinds, and cannot b aoH in competl ha Biultltud of low tent, (hurt weight, pnospmte powders, imiu onir lo eai As iao 1'pwuEa Co., 100 Wall SuueL K. Y, 'pwul fi; ALL'S SARSAPARILLA Cures all Disease originating; from a disordered state of the BLOOD or LIVER. Bheumatism, Neuralgia, Boils, Blotches, Pimples, Scrofula, Tumors, Salt Bhenm and Mercurial Paint readily yield to iti purifying properties. It leaves the Blood pure the Liver and Kidneys healthy and the Complexion bright and clear. J. R. GATES A. CO., Proprietors 417 Bansome St.. Bon Francisco. THE DE8T lWLx EXTRASIHED I Tt 0 o lal 70 C CD IllaimotwhlaUr nlaal a oarafwl tMraouaala fuand ia meat aalS ufei i therefor, it ia tha aafeet to aaa. ItUfraatrom time and paa aoalee. raejnlrei Sisuuos). ma Ul auuaasi,aaa a ataot aewiwsaleai. IS dlaaoWw vary aaelly, heritors mat that ia tha aioat healOir and Ike beat, HOIaHKB' KXTKA B1ITKU SALT ia fSa baat eUiryraaa ia California, aaa kaa ad by 3 tailed ta alaaae aat rat laaa any aaaaa trkeaavar tried raetnA la aaa MS aJ a atea la aeaa Oetua aad Oartcaa laalat aa kavlaa lexte . B. WmTTRKT St CO. Ul Tka BCIERS' Ol IOK te laatuxl aept. and Mau-ek, , aach yvar. W l paca, I 8 x 11M txeaa,wiua orei ' 3, BOO iUastntlona a wttoie rwtan euwr, GIVBS Wholesale Prtoea diree ta muumer on ail goaela Sot peraomal or flamtly- aas. Telle lew to order, and erree exact cost of every Uttu yea aaa. eat, drink, wear, or haWVaa wtta. Taeaa INVALTJABLK BOOKS rontaln xxtini-matlon gleaAed from the markets of tne world. We will ni.U a copy FRKK to any ad ciraaa upon receipt of 10 eta. to defray xpenaa of mailing. t as heal from yon. Respectfully, MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. UT A, gt9 Wakaak Aveaae. Caleaco. 1U. The Van Monciscar DYSPENSARY, PORTLAND, OB. Tonng, middla matmA waA old, single or maUYitkl mei ftoa tvU who luffer with LOST MANHOOD NerYoui Debility, Bpermft OTThOaV, BflLUtDlal IiOUM Bxul Deoai, Fftiiin. Mem ory, Weak Kyea, Lavok ot F.norgy, avUo Blood moi Skin DlseMoa, Hyphiltti Kruptiooft, Uftlr VmUiuu Boue Paint, 8 welling. Sore Throat, tTloerm, i feota of Mertniry, Kldnayi aud Bladder Troublei Weak Back. Burnlnt Urine, Gononi.ua. Qlaek Striot nre prompt relief and oure for life. By buying family supplies on a cash basis from a oasti house ; yu then have no lusaca to make up. We now sell our best Family Flour, in any quantity. at $4.50 per barrel, and some good grades of Family Flour, t,25 pel Barrel. Have It even lower $3.50- but do not recommend it. Butter, Dried Fruit and Sugar are higher, and likely to still further advance. Wo have the finest brands ot llama from the East at 16o to 10c; g-uod Sugar-Cured, 14c; Calilornia-Curwl, Mia Shoulder Baoon, 7o to 8c; Side or Rib Bacon, So, 9a, We, 12ic, 14o, as to welg-ht and quality. Spe cial pains taken to All orders carefully, pack and ship in good order. Send for full liat before ordering winter lumillea, SMITH'S CASH STORK, 115 and 117 Clay Street, San Kmheisoo, Cat. DAVID COLE & CO., Importer and Dealers la Stoves, IS mixes & House ViirnlKhlnsr JooI. DVIRY 8UPPI.IK8 A SPECIALTY. I Plrnt Htreet. - Portland. Or. ... I It liuvloinmoa Bait U ta riakr foe aayWrWwa k ranee. , staaiac itntua Tha pooreet ramiua aaa aa Qatat Salt aa their Uble that the ou afraid ta aat ii ii VV J) MAKE MONEY ! I a Best t'oiiKli Syrup. Tnaiw kihkI. Uae O f 'l In time. NoM hy dniKglsto. jp: it 4 a Curw prjna flumorj, Crof ulo.. Ciatvca, i 0n bottle taktn according to dirciion$ will giv better results than a gallon of Sanaparilla, or an of the eo-called Blood Purifiers with which the market is glutted. At Druggists, price tf.00 per bottle. $500 REWARD will be paid for any case of Rheumatism whioh Dr. Pardee's Remedy, properly ad ministered, fails te relieve. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, Forest Grove. Oregon, Opens the new Kbool rear Sept. 19, and oft'i excellent miiner euucational aovan'se ul ne jruuvn ur nocn kui uiruughoat tne 1 ft iinnwHit i'roauctlTe Funde orer S10O.0MI Library. oTer S.OUO lolumea. Uy cation, bealthfui. Expeneve, light. Influence, Chrli tiau. Inetructton. thorough and scholarly. Situated 36 miles west of Portland, on railroad, with two trains each war daily, 'or catalogue or Information, addree rf. w. .1.1.10. rresHjeni. HEEDS. riRASS. CLOVKR. VEGETABLE AND VJI Flower Heeds, tc., .lc Sjiardea Tool and Ffrtlllcers. Krnlt Treca, Ete. y8SVD FOB CATAI.OGC1. MILLER BROS., 209 Second Street, Portland. SELBY SMELTING ABD LEAD CO. San Francisco, ioCioesI SHOTGUN ..CARTRIDGES BUELL LAMBERSON, Cen'l Agent. 7 Htark t Port la sd. Or. The Oregon National Bank, OK POBTLASII. (SueoeMors to Metropolitan Savingi Bank.) CAPITAL PAlll IN. tlOO.OW. Traneacte a General Banking Biurinees. ACOOCNTS kept mbject to chrck. HKI.LS EXUHANdK on Sen FreneiKO and New York MAKES CXiLLKX'TInNM on fa..il.lf Urn. VOJI B. baLAHBMCll, bUI. B MA11KLB, Ja., 1 President. Vice-President. 1 F. BHEBMAJT. Caahier. Send for ( D w Description and if av Map of FLOUIDA SOOTH. "B BJ ERSR.K. LANDS. Four millionscres, suitable for Oranges, Lemons, Olives, Pineapples. Bananas. Strawberries and early vrgetablea For sale on loner credit. 81. 2.1 tofts. 00 per acre. Address M. SOLOMON, Gen. N. W. AgT, XXI o. Clark au, t'klrasa, Ilia, tHioKK ri nn j. mnnini the rLUn ue iiiMuniu I Caoieeit, Forest and Most Delicious BY WEST HAVANA CIGAR IN THE WOED. Wlui aale at aU leading plaeee tX LU t CM ITU Fobtlakd, Or. . K. (J. SMITH, BntwT. Sole Agent. I Spokank FAiaa,W. T. AHToaiA, Or. LADIES, ATTENTION ! CI11L13H' SNOWFLAKE i'or the I'oiuplexlon, HAS NO SUPERIOR A3 A MKAUTIFIER. Herfeotly harinloBs. Irlee SUc. uer to t tie. We are now putting up the Suovrflake Toilet Ponder, A dry powder containing no injurious inirredl- ents. which for beautifying the complexion, re moving dlstlKurations and bloiclies, is indis- Kensaule as a toilet requisite, sv til D aeut y mail upon receipt of price, XSe. JOHN A. CHILD & CO., Druggists, Cor. Morrison and 2d Sis., Portland, Or. 5TOUR CATARRH Oan to Cured. THK Is INFALLIBLE I Ask Your Druggist For It I ASTHMA Believed In Fire Minntaa. HAY FEVI:U. CunQuaranteed if Taken In Tims. BROXCIIITI!, Uora warraatad. IEAI.KSH Cared lu Three to Bix Moulha Diphtheria, t'roup, Wem-al. sla, IteHilnrhe, sure TUroat BPXJtDILY CVKOD. .Invaluable Remedy 1 Patented April, 18S& frice of Treatment, $100; (Smoke Bll. JlOO Debellator, for Internal Use, 1.00.) CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO. 652 Market St, San Francisco, CaL JSP of Hurtful Imitations, SURE CURE DISCOVERED FOR ATARRM Lauderbach's German Catarrh Remedy. M ta i. iamnlfii free at DruKtriita. Mailed for luc. inuinii HOI I I KKI nuce the divcovery of this methttl uf trt-atnifiia. fcver niau Nnni letter tmm eratcnil perttini eJUiiKU B. ti. LAI DKRtUlU tO., Newark, S. J., li.ti.. WILEY B. ALLEN, 211 Firtt St. Portland LAI)U1T STOt'K. Oarbolic SMe pomANO 22 In fucoeasful operation fine 1866. patron I ted Iron. U section of th Northwest, endorsed by biuinest men and leading educators. THB MOKT PEBFCCTLT EQUIPPED SCHOOL of its class on the Coasts it (iftera prlvata Cr c!""; in t ruction, day snd evening throughout tb v Arithmetic, Writing. Correpoaden'-4i. 0 Jf banking,Snorthsnd.Typcwrrltr tful Forms and alt Common Schcxik ienta of sit ages and both texei adVrt f time. Catalogue free, Armstroug and Vva dyrietors. NATURE'S REMEDY KOB Disordered Stomacli, Imnalrsd Bigestloa. Constipalci Hatit A Remedy which quickly charms The infant In the mothers amis. While drooping- aire wlllntrlve to drain Kach drop the irohlt. dws contain. This Kl'l'KHVKNilW NKI.TF.H fine A bleaaing proves lo me and m ne. SELF-HEATING Bath Tub. No ho water pipe: no hettlnt (our looms. For A eriptioa, vuinm. Z. T. WKIOHT, Foot Korrison st. Portland, Or. Also dealer la Threhtnir .nil OeneraJ M Mhloerr. If a rlne Work, Leondry atachiitery, In fact anrtfainff you Ik Ucn. Agent Int tu stilpman Ileal UU tlKlna invalids' Hotel and Surgical Instituts eta AT or Elahlaaa BxpertesMwd aaa sku ftil Pkuresclani aa4 Mavsreaaa. ALL CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY. Patients treated horeorat their homes. Many treatod at home, throiifrti correspondence, as successfully as if lioro in person. Come and ee us, or scud ten cents lu stamps for our " Invalids' Gmde-Book," which erives all partic ulara. Address: Would 8 Disi-ensahv Mcoi Cai. A880ClATIOif. 6U3 Uuin OU, liuffalo, N.Y. For worn-out." "rin-dovm," debilitated School teachers, milliners, 8-a metro sees, bouse koepera, and overwork women (rrnerally. Dr. Pleroe's Favorite Pncriptlon Is the best of all restorative tonics. It is note "Cure-all," but admirably fulfills a alntrlness of purpose, belnjr a most potent Specific for all those C'hro.Mo Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar to women. The treatment of many thousands of such cases, at the Invalids' Hotel and urg leal Institute has dfforded a large experience In adapting remedies for their cure, and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is tbe mnilt of this vast cxperie For Internal congestion, Inflammation and ulceration. It Is. a. Specific. It is a powerful (reuentl, ns well as uttTme, tonic" and nervine, and imparts vikor snd strvng-tli to the whole system. It cur4i weakwes of stomach, inditreetion, bloBtinjr, weak back, nervous prostration, exhaustion, debility and sleepkni'ss, m eithcrsex. Fa voritf; Prescrip tion ie sold by driiinrinis under our poeitiM guarantee. Boo wrapper around bottle. . OR SIX BOTTI.E9 PRICE $1.00. ran a.OO. Bend 10 cents In stamps for Dr. Pierce's fara-o Treatise on Discos. of Women (160 pi' ires, pnper-covored). AiMrtw, Would s Dispen iarv Medic a i. AseociATiOM, otiilMaia Street, Buffalo, N. T. LITTLE LIVER 1tTTB ANTI-BILIOUS and CATHARTIC. SICK HEADACHE, Bilious Headache, DizzlueaaiCoiislipa tlon, India-cation, and Billoua Attacks, promptly oured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pnraatlve Pellets. 25 cents a vial, by Drug-gists. ALLEN'S IRON TONIC BITTERS. r, xiit great Touic. illood Purifier, Appetiser And Ltvr iBTigoimtor. Qenuiue n- vto br J. p. Alluu, Si. Pnnl. Mint. PEOPLES' DISPENSARY AM Acme Electric Belt Agency 171 Fourth St.. bet, Morrison and Yamhill. . Portland, Oregon. ADVICE AND MEDICINE 1 1 .OO. ' All DiseaMf- snooeMfully treated. Chrouic wid Ker taub Troubles fiitecUlty. rtbeuraatiniii. Neuralgia, General and Nervoua Dvb'litjr, SemiiuU WeaknM and Limt Mauhtrod BuocessftiUy treated with the aid of the Uki.kbratbd Achi Klbitkic Belt u1 other electric sppliaitcos. BexuaA Diut taken by the case at most reasonable rates. A oumpeteufe Phyflicinn ami Elec trician to attendance daily. Otuntry patieuta will please tate symiitoiiifl att accurate u Dueaible. Oum)auudeii)e ultcited. Teriua strictly oaah. fRf. To8 a Day. Samoles worth l.fiO. FRKK. Lilies not untlerthe honNiafeeK Write Bire- wnB'i SArirrltmiiHoi,DgK Co., Holly ,M leh. PEfiUYROYAL PILLS "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH.' The Orlgtmal and Only tienaftne flas and alwaj Reliable. Beware of worth tew Imitations. Indispensable la LADIES. Alt your lruin(iNt tel Chlchwifter EncliNtr'aDd take no other, or iLolone 4 Smp)w ui fbr paruculan in Uetr by return aaall A ME PAPER. t'hlI.eter rhemlcnl CJ7 BoM by DVnrrUt erei7whr. Art tVir "eh token Usr Jbngiiaa" jPeaigrrojal i'illas laka m utiw, Thla BIH,T or It 'generator f Bad xprMl fur tba our of daranemenu of the noratlra orgam. Tht flontfaaoui itreim of KI.KCTKkiTT pernealliig through th part miut mtort tbera o health t aotioa. Do no! ooroandlhiiw'ith K lee trio Bolta adTertiaed H) oor all Ills from haad to tot. U ia for tha QHH apeclflopnrpoia. For olroulari eivlnf fntl In fbrmattoo. aildrem C bee war Rlea trio blt Co.. 1U3 Waahlagua B treat. Chicago, Hi. C nan tsVen tha Irad lit tltC Slc-S Ul' lh.lt Cldft ot teiiieilie, and has uat uaivSaU aatiaiao MURPHY BROS, Pris, Ter la3firt tho favor of tno puuncana now tsn nmsikf tno icatiiuaj Cinof nn -tl TOPW? Clue .it uie oi iaira. SMITH. Bradfcitl. Pi. hriLel.i. OA A fAMrH or Iteal IMnfawe, I'll-. , UvU 1 iMMai rs t'iMtiiltiN and Itt'rtul I I re I'M treated nurcrcuMnill v. without ne of knit, villhln imt two jeurH. V in Uf vera! Interior tow tin. Meml for rlrrularm. J. K. M I king ton, M. !. TVo.tf Dekntti'w ImiMiUhjk. I'ortlaaiil, Or. Day "e?VC 8 JT f 1 TO fc DAYS.Vfj aFt OflirantMd do tol M aiiwt Strtotur. CtI Krdoaly by tba Xtibj Chemical to. ...'A,