Oregon City courier. (Oregon City, Clackamas County, Or.) 1883-188?, November 23, 1883, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextCHIHAMAKIA. TIIL'IHITL JOHN Til IIAPAM CHANCK. 1 make hold t remark Ami uiy mvh aliall he plain That fur nlicy ilarlc Anil fur pnrNe vnlu ('litiiauianiae waya are MXMillar; anil tliia rii'W I Mlituly maintain. In thin year KlKlity-Throe 'J'u K" in fur thin fail In linra nclillo-ilH-ile, Ami a li(lit that la nail Save Ui tbme who are really your foci, or, riamla, are exveeilinily mail. For that ilwitlioii ( iiines la a haril ntit to crack, Ah tou certainly mm If you nail nn that tack. Ami the wornt of it la that, mica atartoil, hard to alack nail anil put back, "tlnaiU I win, tall yiailunn," Jilmiiy i'iitail miKht nay. Common aenae wouhl rWnan To nnweeil in that way. Fata may )i(ay it low ilnwn ihid Km me if niitcrn (tie iwta with I atliay, An1 for what imcful pnil! Why, for none that I aee, Ami 1 aiieak aa a friend, I'ray lie guiilcil hy nie. , Vim will make atwo-;f, I amViire, If ynn for" that Heathen ( 'hiuee. A political tate For anch ohl Kric-a-hrac, . . If Indulged in with nanta : Show a plentiful lark Of iliwretion. Twill prove nmHt AxpniiKivt? ami put your heat frieiulH on the rm-K. In the (fame you pnae , I would not take a hand; We are friend anil not fiaw: You are grunt, you are irraml, But the game you are liliiyiug junt now i Kama 1 can not mulerataiiil. ' : . k " . Which In why I remark Anil my language in plain That for ilicy dark And for liuriioaea vain Cliiuaiiiaiiiao waya are iieculiar, and thin view I make how to maintain. London I'ntii-t). LT1H0. 1 HiippoHi' yon ain't nfrnid to tt-11 your UK', now you're iiiiirricil anil liave not two rliililren. Tliere'H Ann, now : hIip don't want anything miiil about her nut Of courm it'H tiewuiHP hIic nint niiirrinil unil alio don't want to lie railed un old maid ; but I can't we, for my part , whirl a woman wantH to liiil her uko for, anil I think it'H wicked to ho keeping dark the truth. It h deception, and ilecep' tion'a lvinir; I don't know whiiteiHeoiin be made of it thin linmliing under your (jruy hair, and mnkinK la-lieve by your looks und ilrfHH Unit you are younger than you nre. Now I don't feel bo, nor I never did 1 am t aHlianiecl of my aw, nor 1 never wiim. 1 ain't deceitful. I don't like to uy anything about Mr. JoneH' family; you know I m very ww fid about that; indeed, I've hIwuvm made it a rule towiy nothing tiKuiiiHt any of them; but it don t make any differ ence what I miy to you, becoiiHe you'll never mention it. It b twenty veiim cince I married Mr. Jones and came . here. Ami wax nixteen yearn old then, und that innkeM her thirty-six now, you hoc. So I know just bow old she In, and hIir can't help it. You'd luuh to nee bow 1 bring it out HometimeH, before folks. I like to do it, it does work her wj; and iff jiiHt right far her, she's o deceitful. . 8trnngprn coming into the place wouldn't tbink nlie wan niore'n twenty- ttve, alio ttxert hersell tip au. Hlie'a nut gray lur, 1 know she. bna; but she combs and liriiHlieH and braids, and spends time enough with it every ilny to do half a washing ; for I know Mho doe", though hIih'h pretty sly about it ; and I tell her what 1 think, too ; but when it'H all done you wouldn't mixtniHt there wan a white hair in her head. No, hIic don't line hair dye; nlie can't afford the money; hut an long iih xne hikes ho inui'h pains to tin k the white hair under it'H deception JiiHt iih much, ami thiil'H whut I go against. I wonder if everybody beside me ever thought how much deception there in practiHcd in thin world ! 1 don't mean way off in"the islands of the sea, but right here, und among Christian peo' pie, too, who wouldn't tell a lie for the world. Sometimes it fairly frightens me to think of it. There's AUsb Mover, now; Deacon l'lover'K wife. She's got false teeth, I know nlie lias; but nlie all the time pre temlH Hhe luiHii't. No, she don't exact ly Hiiy ho; nlie Won't hiiv an vthinpr about it ; but nlie art iih though hIicIi'i hadn't, and that's jnut the Hume iih mhv- iv ing HO. At the HiH'inI, the other iiibl there wan Mary Ann .IucoIih Hhowiii her new teeth, and talking iiIhiiiI them. Now hIic'h an out-and-out plain-HMikeii wom an; there ain t any deception about her I Hct ticroHH the room from MinH I'lover, but I Haid to her, loud council ho tbiit everybody could hear, "Your teeth are pretty nice looking, Minn I'lover; but they're imlunil, of ciairHe." I don't know whether anybody else noticed it but could hoc hIic wuh a cood deal worked. I thout;bt Him d lie olilii' to come out and tell the truth about it; but nlie only Haid, iih calm an could be, ''Thank you for the compliment, Mih. .Jones; vou are HatteriiiK me, I'm afraid." Now the. men and women Killing iinniiid would HiipiHise from that HH-ei'li that her teeth iirew out of her own juwn, She deceived every one of 'em, yon nee. I Hhnuliln't wonder if nlie wuh a K'cat deal older than nhe lookn. She came frtim down I'.iist, you nee, only u few years ap,o, ho iioInhIv here can tell just how old she is. I wuh determined to know, so I asked her little Ihjv, the other day, when I happened to over take him in the Httvct ; unit he nnid In didn't know. Just think of tvucliiiii; child to lie; for of cmirxp his inotber'd told hiin what to say ; and children ant taught that way all the time. There's more tl a i one tried to find out and can't; but I shall !it at the. truth noun way, you see if 1 don't. There' Miss I'lover, and the mini lei's wife, and the I'tolemv Imus wune an, don't any of 'em dress as old as thev ought to. A stranger wouldn't have the least idea from the looks of 'em I lint thev hud cot Krown up children. I'll tell you how mud I got the other day when I went to the school exercises. Little Jock WidlsT was scatinn folks, and he said to me, when I w liisiered to him in the entry way to pve me n good seat, "Yes'm, we've fixed it ho that you and the rest of the old ladies can have the front seats, when- you can see the eat; and Lucy Skittles is goiii to peak some verses tothefrruiuluiotlierg; and the Itidemy Ixgus ladies, and them, have got to nit farther Wk." I was a t(i Kid deal riled, 1 tell you, to think they should et inu down for an old woman, and Minn I'lover iiiiioiik the you n n ones; but this deceilfiilneHS is what I'm tfoinir aimiiiHt. It docs seem as if something mibt to be done about it. The ministers ouirhl to preach alsiut it hut then1 it is ai(ain; Ihey are deceitful themselves uIkiiiI wigs anil such things. No wonder their eon sciences sniltu 'em Ihey can't oh their iiioiiths alsiut it. There's our ininiter's wife, iuiw found out 1 1 j u t she has to have a tli'nki solo on one hIks to walk even. Of course she ain't to blame uliout it, but the thing is, she has been so terribly careful not to let anybody know the truth. I never should have found it out, only their hired tfirl told me one day, some such thing a kkkI while, but hadn't u chance to find out. Finally Miss liliink went oil' in a hurrv out1 morning to nee u Woman who wns sick and left the closet drsir unlocked, and she went in to pick up things; and there were her hIiihh und slippers, with u con suieralilc thicker Hole on one than on the other, piled up on the inside so iih not to hIiow so much. Now why should she he so deceitful alsiiit it, I want to know? -'. . : ..... .' .j . Wbal'H that white thing junt coining out of tho woods, upon the Hide hill, by the pasture barn? . I ain't ashamed to say that .my eyes ain't as good as they used to lie; I wonder whut Ami'll do when she uetn to wearinc; ulasseN? - It'll do me good to see her; she can't cover them up, I gucHH. I J l en, I believe that Is Ann. She's got on that old white muslin dress that she worn tbene twenty years. She'd got two; ami she puts 'em right on about noine Here, these warm afternoons, l ve given her my mind about it more than once. There hIio comes now. She'll manage to get down to the road about the time that man a horseback gets along; vou see if she don't. Because she knows that when she gits fixed ill with her white dress and blue ribbons she don't look a hit miire'n twenty, and I say it'H no lietter'n tellin' lies right out. . . A few duvs ago she was all rigged up, and out digging among her miserable liower-lieils, when who should come along in his buggy but that rich old bach that's iHiught the Milk's place I w as watching when he drove up to the gate; Ann didn't know it, though; I was iHH-ping through a hole in the window curtain ; und 1 heard him cull out, "Sis, Where's vonr father?" You see she had on that abominable broad- brimmed hat, and he thought she was some little girl. When she turned round anil aiiHwcrcil linn, vou never see how disgusted lie looked. I ilnln t see the rest ol it, for just then I heard the tins rattling, and Knew Roiiietliing was liapiH-niug to mv bread under the kitchen stove; and I had to go; and it miiHt lie that Ann had left the back door open, for the hens were all at my dough, and the raster flew through the window and broke a light of glass ; und there was mich a muss that 1 didn't get buck till the man had gone. I went out and talked to her, though ; I feel that it's wrong to keep still when you nee such deceit curried 'on iiroimd you. Tin res Kiss Kmipp, now, Star Knupp's wife ; you wouldn't think she was deceitful and underhanded, wouhl you? She's a great band to have com puny, you Know, unit everyliody goen away saying what a nice time they've had. Well, 0 girl that lived there, once told me that Hhe hud known Miss Knapp to settle down into her rocking-cliuir 'tis soon as the folks were all gone, ami sav to herself, "How good it seems to lie alone 1 I hope tliere Won t anybody ewe come to-night," when nhe'd jiwl been telling them how delighted Hhe was to nee them, und they ought to stay longer, and all that. Hut you nee, she didn't know that tho girl, or anybody, heard what she Hind afterward. I was over there myself only .venter nay, ami i saw enough to convince me that something ought to be done. She was just telling me that Kbenester was going out West to visit an uncle of his, und she'd got to hurry like everything to finish bin shirts, when who hIioiiM we see coining hut the woman who lives in that little ciibin behind the hill. You un just see the roof from here. She was currying her baby and a great bun dle of clolli. It seems that Miss Knapp had told her that she'd sew for her some day on her machine. Hut now , when she saw her coining, she burst out, "I tear me! Whut under the huh shall I do? 1 haven't a minute to spare!" You see she was taken by surprise, und spoke rigbl oiit, , "Tell, her," says I, "that you're busy und can't stop to-day." "No, 1 .can't do that," huvm she. "The poor creature has walked clear over here, und carried her ha by; and her children are in perishing need of clothes, I know: Kbenezer'll have lo get along with one shirt the less." Then she went to thedooriiiul opened it iih smiling iih could be, and took the I baby, and gave the woman the best riK'king-chuii', for she was all out of breath; then nhe stitched awuv for us much us an hour and a half; then she got tea, am! would have us all set down und have a pleasant chut, she said, he cause we iiiiin i (oi togctner Unit wav very often. After that the woman went away feeling ns happy and thankful as a kitten. She hadn't tbel east idea, and never will have, unless 1 tell her, how much nhe put Mins Knapp nut. I ain't always just clear how much of such de ceitful ways it's my duty to uncover; hut for my part, I don't 1 eheve in smil ing in folks' faces un '.'idling em to walk in, us though you was dreadful glad to see 'em, when inwardly you wish they hadn't come. Now I'm right out and out, and our folks know it. F:isMieer married this morning and gone to Chicago! Well, if Miss Knapp am i uie inosi ueecmiii wiuiian 1 ever knew! The main thing I went over there for yesterday was to find out about that very thing. I'd mistrusted something for a long time, and I thought I'd ask to see her new album ipiilt no that she wouldn't think 1 wanted to lind out anything. You wouldn't have thought from w hat nhe said alsiut Kiien- eier that he ever calculated to mar ried. Well, I don't Juu.w whut the world's coining to! What are you looking at ? Oh, there's Ai n at gate talking w ith that man. and it'l the man that bought the Milks place, too; what dues she think of her relf? And her old white drosa on. too. Now this dark calico of miiie'll bear ever so much more wear and tear than them lliinsy white thingii, and it don't show the dirt, either. Anything dark colored looks better for a woman of Ann's years, Light-colored clothcH'll do for uirlsof sixteen, but I always used to see women cut up their w hile dresses (or their babies after they'd la-en mar- led aw hile. Thai Is hhhIcsI, and shows that u woman can's more for her home duties than she dis-s alsiut fixing her self up; and if a girl don't get married, it. looks worse yet to Id' Haunting out ill while, as if she thought she was young and pretty. io see nn now ! She dis's think she looks so niie, with that great blue satin belt. It's iih old us the hills. She found it. in un old bundle her mother left. It was a yellow white, and she colored it with blueing; ami now a good many folks think it's new. She's deceived that man, I know she has; he don't probably think she's more than twenty-live; and I'm going to let him know just how old she is. It ain't my duty to stand by und see u man so taken in. And he's so rich, too, they say! Wouldn't Ann feel big if she could manage to git him? Hut I won't have him deceived; I'll lay some trap to snow up Ann s contriv ances about her age and her gray hair at the next social. Nobody II know what I'm iiIhiiiI, but I'll do it. Ho vou hiiv they're engaged lo be married were acipiainted when they were children.- Well, nil lve got lo say is that they're both deceitful, and they'll get their pay koiuc time. ODDS AND EKJS. Fowls and the garden do not thrive well together. Relgium raises annually over ."i.OOO,- 000 ducks which are sold at f 1 per pair. While a young orchard is "coming on small fruits may lie cultivated oe tween the rows to gissl advantage. The farmers of Hartford county, Md., have $1,(1(111,(1(1(1 invested m canning factories, and the business is still growing- Sulphuric acid diluted with water is Said to be an excellent disinfectant for use in poultry yards which have been visited with cholera. Maryland and Virginia are winning lirst place us is-acli-growiiig Stutes. One farm in Maryland, the largest in the country, has on it l:'.i,0lli) bearing trees. Pumpkins are excellent food for milch oHs, lint cure shoiilil he taken to re move the seeds, us by their art ion on the kidneys they reduce the How of milk.. Th grins- crop of Hhode Island wns so plentiful this year that ( uncords have sold as low us two cents per pound. The potato crop of the State is also said to lie the iM-st for vears. iV HilMiii (Wis.) man claims that all the cream in n can of milk can he raised to the surface in forty minutes bv tilling one-fourth of the depth of the can with e mid pouring the milk over it. In laying out un orchnrd the trees should not be planted less than two lists apart each way. Fruit-growers wlinso experience makes their opinion valuable say that forty feet apart is still better than two rods. The best time for risit-pruiiing fruit trees is in the latter part of August and the beginning of September. Trees which have been sterile for years have been made to produce bounteous crops of fruit by judicious rout-pruning. Tho yield of wheat throughout West ern Kurope is annually decreasing and more rapidly than the yield of the Hume crop incienscH in this country. Therefore no fears need be entertained of a lessening in the foreign demand for American wheat. A subscrils-r askn for information about hatching chickens by steam. The stock of information at hand on that subject just at present in indeed limited. It is suggested, however, that perhaps the lsHt wav would lie to stick to the old hens vet awhile. Mr. Jones, of Ontario, Canada, is the owner of what Is imtIuiiis the largest bee-farm in the world. As this bus been a good honey year In that country, he cxs-cts lo take not less than 70,(100 pounds of honey, the net value of w hich will reach nearly $10,000. One bundled million dollars uiiinuilly go to oilier countries fur sugars lo supply 1 1 it- deiiiniid for that article at home. With the present encouraging prospects for making sugar from sorghum the haneeH nre that in the near future the sum thus svent will be greatly diuiin. ished. Few have a just idea of the amount of gram ottnues wasteil in thrashing. Where a machine is fed by inexpe rienced feeders, or w hen there is undue haste to linish the job, und amid the rush and bustle which always aecoin pauies thrasliiiig-tiine, much of the grain is left in the straw . Sickly plants in puis may Ik- restored to health and vigor by the use of hot water. It should be heated to a tem perature of I4.'i degrees Fahrenheit; stir the soil in the pots, taking cum not to disturb the roots, then pour on the water until it runs freely from the pots. After Ibis treatment keep the plants warm. The l'nri Journal says that all fruits ripen better in the dark than in the sunlight. It should have said, all fruits plucked Is-fore ripening on the tree will riHn better in a cool, dark place than if exposed lo a strong sun light. Surely it would not say that fruits on the vine or tree ripen better without sunshine than with it. The Wilson strawls-rrv is likelv to long remain a favorite with growers of the fruit, on account of its hardy char acter. Although of not near so line a flavor as many other varieties, yet, owing to the fact that it can tie ships-d long distances and yet reach the market in giSHl condition, it is the berry for horticulturists to raise. Kane county, Illinois, last year mar keted Sltl.Hl'i Miundsof butter, 7ll,000 pounds of cheese, 10.0A:t,iti gallons of milk, und nearly a million gallons of cremn. ( onimeutiiig Uhu this remark -nlile array of dairv iinslucts. the 1'eoriii 7'wiwviiif savs: "And be it remem bered that this look nothing from the i land as the same value of grain crons ! sold off the land would have done. The ! more sold of this kind of product the richer becomes the soil that raises it," HOW HE DOUBLED HIS TRADE- Mr, lleiii. W. I'aton, nhariuacint. !Mhi Vil im.i, ..ii.1,,, vii i. bin., dim ion nimi'iin ikiiiuui n, St. Jacob's Oil, hail greatly helped his other nuninem, anil I lie nlin ol inn remoiiy Have doubled in one iiK'iiUi. He kt-i-jw a large mii. ply nlwaya on liuiul. llllleem of the aruiv and navy pronounce St. Jacob'H Oil to tie the gri'iilenl pidu-ciire of the age. - The ukm'hiii'iI riiilroail property of IIIuiuIhU KiH.ICi'.'.Kr.', an luciviHu of S'.'.ikiii ikki thin year. - . " THEIR OCCUPATION OONE." It. V. I'line, M. I)., lliitralo, N. Y.i I win uHiii ki'il with i-iingtmtiiin of the hiliga, surHiioiw over the liver, auvere (mid hi the joints, a burn ing fever, ami general giving away of the w hole NynU'iu. railing to liml react in n-mcdim pre criocil, I tried your "liolilim Mniliud ilia ciin-ry." It effected my entire cure. Your lueillciui-a have oiilv tn Ihi iihciI to ho annreci ated. If every family would give them a trial niiie-tentlu of the doctors would, like Othello, mm borir occiniiwiiii gone. I ouni truly, U IV .McMillan. M. 1)., Iire.eairt, NY 'I here are over Jtm.lMlO chlldii-ii hi Alabama who ilo not attanil school. ... . King' Kil in a twin brother to Scrofula. AamitrUiin iVnrine curia hoth of them. -- - I'ujarihiis I. ifn J'.hw'iiu) la riiK Oiikat rsKscH Nkrvi tonic. BE CABEFUIe The genuine '-i,ug on I 'urns" 1h made only by K.S. Well, (Proprietor of "Itoughon IUtn"), and haa laughing face of a man on laln-la, lac and 25c. Dottle. - J)r. JoKra' fluart Tonic enrea heart dieae. . ilidiiriliii' I. lie Fiueuce makes the old feel young agaiu The total luewne of the charltiemif London last year win H21,iVJ,INK. - ... Mr. W. I'. Drowning, luivver, .1 minima, Ark., aav: "Sitiittiritiiii AeiTiiir cured ine of epilepsy." Oujnrdin ' Life Ksaence ui'i-t'i brain force anil vital energy. )r. lingers' Heart Tonic cares palpitation. The grape crop has failed; fulled to make graieH cheap. COULD HARDLY STAND ON HEB FEET. It. V. Pinny. M. 1).. Hntfal.i. N. Y.: Jlcar Sir I muat tell yon what your medicine has di lie for me. Before taking your " Favorite Preacrinti'iu" I could haiillv Htunl on mv teet. hut, liy following your advice, I am per fectly cured. The " Favorite I'rescriiitiun " is a wonderful ineiliiine for debilitated mitt uerv on females. 1 cannot expres low thankful I am ti. you for yir advice. Yours truly, .VI IIS. t'ullNKLIA ALLISON, t'eiista, In. There live in Ifalv List! newon who huil from the I'niteilSUtea. "Meu often mistake noteiietv or f(.ine." hut thev never mistiike Kiilnev-Wurt for hiiv quack medicine. Kidney. Wort is universally recoc'iiizeil a a Mtantlurd remedy fur all dis. eases uf tiie liver, bowel and kidneys. Strenufli for the wearv Diijardin' Lite F.saunce. It mmire a liuiuir license to sell lirnuilied pesches in Aikniiwts. startlino'debilitv, Isith nervous and ccucrul, lack of sclf-conti. deuce and will niver, iuijiaired memory, des Hiiideiivy, weak link ami kindred atfectiuna, are comi'iion results of youthful fullicsaud per nicious nractices pursued in solitude. Mean of unfniliiiK and perfect cure are Hiii&eetl in laiye ilhiHtrated tn-atise, m-iit for three letter IsMtae HtampH. Address Woklii's Jlisi-p.N's-ahv Mkiikal Association, Uuffalo, X. V. The comet of 1H1-' is coiuiiih' hack to he put on the pcnsit.il list. , , .... Many a .slrklf woman, whose sad experi ence had demonstrated alike the failure of con ceited doctors and iHiiHiiuuiis tlruuH, has ob tained a new lease of life for a few dollars worth of the Vegetable Compound and ha irune on her way rejoicing and praising .Mrs. l.yilin K. Pinkhaui, of l.yiin, Alass. D.ijanliu's bile Kssouce positively ci llystenn, and all nervous affections. .... - Heart Tonic relieve pain about the h-art. Diijardin' Life Essence timtr nerroim de- Willi, lorn of mcmirru. FOR PAIN. CURES , Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica. Lumbago, BacVache. Headache, Toothacne, NirrTlumf.Ntvf Iliiia'Mtii-alHH. llruUfs, liuit. iiiltU. I-'i-omI Hill'. AM) ttlllKIt ItDlMI.V l'UH A.'.b AI IIKll. 8oi'ltij HriittKiliiii'. Ih ilenrrcinwlirf. Kin; Ctnti otU. liti'Tlli ii ik 11 l.tinung'. TIIK II IM.K A. VM.ri.i:it '. Vil-.KI.KK 111 I HlllMum, JIiU t.B. AV TUTT'S !P I Baa LS TORPID BOWELS, DiUOWDFRED LIVER, and MALARIA. From t iiceu jr.iu-eea nrwo three- fourths ol Uie ill..cnae of tlits Human race. These symptoms Imlii ate tholrexutenoo : Isiu of Appetite. Jtowele costive tflclc Head oehe, fullnea anereathipT nveraloit to riertton of bod? or iiilml KructAtlon of food, Irritability of temper, Low spirits, A ft'rliiiff of having neglected ome duty, lcxliir,l'latirrlnr at the itari.smifl uciore sue evea.niarliljrool ored lirlite, t u.liNTIPATlON, and de mand tho uso oi'aroineilythat acta direct lr on the l.lver. AsaLlvcrmodloliuiTIITT'S i-i i.i.m navo no cual. Their aotlonon the Kl.lncyaiinil Skin Isulso prompt j removing all Impurities thronirh these three " engera or the nvttcm," producing appe. tlt.,sottuilitleHtton. regultir stools, aott-ar ktiiuiidaTiuornnabuily. TVtT'M PII.1,9 cause no nausea er griping nor Interfere w o ii ii-i i iy wora ana nre- a perrecs ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. Salili-T.-rywh.-r-.a.-y. OIHis.44 Murrnyt.,N.V. TUTT S HAIR DYE. (rat Baih on Wiikkkrh cliangeil In. atantly toat.LiwsT Kban liyaaliigle ap pllratlon of I Ills IiTK. 80I1I by DrugUu, orafiit hy rxprmann ropelptof tl. Dflli-n, 44 .Mnrmy Hfiwt, N Vorlr. TUTT'S MANUAL Cf USEFUL C1PI fRD Though hnhfii Iu rtfty joint bm1 tiwt with Irvcr and aue. iir hili r-mittt-nt, he yrt-m may yt hr 1 frenl from th malif naut vint .with Hw-MU-r's Httwiach Bit ter ln tft tlx- TH tra against il with this Wnrflrent anti upaataorirc. which h fiirt ItfTiiMW a nn- fir em rpnely ttw iwrt comi'lamt. oid tiiatkn. lyitia. debility. Hwumatiiua. kilu UtHibinl ao4 of hr allmmu. Kor aa' sJi drrif- I and 'Irmlem frn- j etaUf. 1 GEHMan REMEDY 1 jm BEND A POSTAL CAHD, And Sullivan's, the leading Cloak and Hull House of H , Francis.,,, will mall von a oonv 1 of their new lllu.tmted catalogue und ri. urn hi inn ami winter atv lea. utirl..u U. . i ,,, ,u'u Cloak ami Snr Hiii sk, l'.'O Kearuuy struct i I. Il rt.1 l!uv. Klljali Wilson, Wiiiiihikvili.k, '.., uya: "Hron' Iron Hittins liavoperinniiently citreu me oi cuiiiR anil lever. In a letter from Hun. Mm. l'erv. t'nntlc drey. Limerick, Ireland, .'mini' iliniirhiitl Trarhrt are thn referred to: "Mm Ina- loui;ht your -jironciuai iioaclies with mo when I came to reside hern, 1 found that after 1 had Khun them away to tluwn I ciinidcrud ru iUired them, the iioor people will walk for mile to vet a few, ' For cough, cold and throat diMiawa they have no eipial. Sold only in mixes, uto "Diijnr.liii's Life Khsciico i the remedy for nie overworaeu urain. Dr. K. B Weathei, F.i.ktiin, Kv say: "I regard IIiiiwm Iron Itittera iih a medicine uf unusual worth.". " Hiicliti-I'iiiba." Quick, complete cure, all anuoyinK kidney and urinary dica. 1. For a ciiiiuh or Gold there Is go remedy eipud to A lumen' Couch Syrup. . What will Jlrowii Iron Hitter cure!1 It will cure Heart )ieao, Paralysis, f)rowy, Kidnev IliaeiiHe. I 'oiiHininition.' Ivueiisia. liheiiuiatiaui and all aimilar diseatw. Its w'oniieiful curative power is simply liecaiise it purines nun onriciies the blooil, tliiiHUeiinuini: at the foundation and by huililiiiK up the system, drives out all diseaHe. For the jieciiliar trouble to which Indiea are subject It is iuvaluahle. It i the only preparation of iron that doca not color the teeth or ciiiibo lieailacho. 11 4 LOSS AND QAIN. CHAI-THII I. " I wns tiiken sit'k a year nun wllli hllliius fever." , Mydoctiir pronounced me cured, hut I h'ot sii'k 04jaiiit with ti'irilile piiius in my back ami sides, and I i;ot so had I Could not move ! I shrunk I 1 From 2L'S lha, t i i i'. 1 had been il.iotiiriiig lor mv liver, hut it did me nn k'n.id. I did not expect to live more thiol three luonfhs. I he Ku to use Hop llitt r. J lirectly my appetite returned, my pains left me, my entire system seemed renewed as if by maic. and after iiaiu several bottles I am not only as Hound a a sovereign but weigh mine than I did before. lo Hop Uittei-H 1 owe my life. liiiijini, .nine ii, Hi. K. y iti-atiiick. How to (tKT.SiiK.- Kxposo yourself dav and uii(lit; eat too much without exercise; work ton hard without rest; doctor all the time; take all the vile uostriium advertised, and then you will want to know li.w In mi mil, which is nn- iwered in three word-- Take Hop llittei. THE ATTENTION OF HOUSEKEEPERS AKE ttM puUiui iu guiiuiiU it ctUlwtl U tit lolluwiii fcU t i The voixw ot Baking Powder In determined hy tiu '.mount uf (toh it ('nitiiiiin mid tliu frewtom of tlio arti lo iruiu miy iujuviooH Inu'retlivntij. Thu UlAN'l JAKfNU l'OWIKU t rtliHoInt-t'ly pure, and contain .Vut oiit-(iturter more imtliun any brand of Ikikiiiv '(iwili-r in iim on thin CooMt. Three cans of GJAN'i !. K l.Vii I't W I) Kit are eqiuil to four cum of any othe. v.-ui1. Stutly eioiiDiny and life none other. Voiu .'Hvr will furtii.'h you with ft sample win frwj. Try it. FACTS. San Fram'isi, Jclv l:t lss:i. liVritlN MANPFACTl'IIIMl Co., Okstlhhks: ThosanilileoKIIAXTHAKINfl POVV -IClt ymi tuuitlufl me, also suinples of tltu fnlliiwinu iranils ot ll:iliiiir Powders jiun-liased hy mim in open narkU, 1 have testetj for total iii:inlity of uvuiliil.lt ;OR, with results as follows ; 31 AIMT llit euliie Inelies fter ounce avolnhiiois. .IllVAl,, i:ii culiif .hirhr. KV i:m:i.AXi, 110 mliie iiHlius. 'IliNKKH, 107 nihle inelwa. UI1I.ii:N (HTK, 1U7 rnhle lllrlit-s. lilt. I'lili'l-.s. mi enbic inchea. Yours, respeetftlllv, THOMAS I'lllL'i:, Chuniist Sax KnANci Supt. 24, 18s3. II. T. DuTllIN, President llotliin ilanulartiirinir Co. DRsaSia: Alter a careful anil f-ompli-to elit-inieal anal.vslsoiaeanoliilAATllAni.'Nll ciinnr.K, pur chased hy us in (i)ieii market, we And that it dees mn contiiin alum, aeiil phospliate, terra allia, or uuy in- inrioiif Rllhstaiii-es, but 1 a pure, healthful Cream 'urur Halting Poi- iter, and as sui-h can rLt-oiuineud il to eonsuunirs. Vuurs, resneetfully, wji. I. wi-;.vzi:i,i.tco.. We i-oncur . Analytic Lheiuist. It. Hrvrblt Colk, M. D. J. U Meabrk, H. I)., Health officer. Airnr.D w. I'naar, M. I. ) Member of the W, A. IKh ulas. II. D. I San Kranelm-o Am. Alkhs, M. u. ) hoard of Health. VAXmcrCRID BT Till BOTHIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 17 and IV Main St., Has Kraxcihcii or FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS Ranchers and Farmers Attention!!! GEO. A. DAVIS & CO., No. 12 California St., San Francisco. 43 I rl J JH ' i C7 r r- 1 1 1 j TO ? m t I 1 1 1 s; 1 1 l i i Are Manufacturers Agents for the j S gj c a H Cfl For the very Best a a 3 3 2. a is J 4, g CO ' 5- C -o -S SESTD TO THEM FOR THEIR Ana any otner iniormafjon yon desire with reference to Farm Machinery. They era eitaallihlax Braach Agcacles at Iaatrtaat relati. .Ji i ; ... ABOUT SRU00IBTS-I aii i... i i 7m IT ii . .i l" ''"' ',t,'1''V" ,horal.l gentlemen ' o " ! . ..." " "'V'VT,7 " n; Milium 111 all lie.li...di.u.a "'"I "' Orir n 1 1Mb in VIII lot I l'J4i:K " ' imviiiiio .iusn oiid of the latter clan not long since. While in his "turn a eiwt.onn r nuked for Amiiien' C'ouidi Synii. A tho diuuvist wn dulinc It up for liun liu aaidi " 1 h.ive a preparation which I can n-ciiiuinciid as better tlmutliis." The man said: " I will lake that then, lint my friends luivu Hiioken so hlnldy of Amiiien' Counh Syrup 1 thought 1 would try it." Now, the writer liavini; used Annueii's Coiinh Syrup, and knowiiiK It virtue, also knowing the iimmifiK'tiiri'r, and thnthe put it on the market' for the henelit of maiikiiul, a Well lui for tho like of itaiu, had aomn curimity to learn w hy the driiKirist preferred to sell anme other reme dy In It. No wo asked him why it was. tin. atflnc hi reply ! He ssiil: "Wliv, 1 niake just cinht centH Inure n the bottle 1 sold him than I would have made on AiiilueiiM. wild: " Oh, that's It." " Ve." ho anva. always ii'uoiiimeuil and try to sell what pay me the larjest nmlit." Conniient I nnncci'-i sary. Let u hoie there are hut few like him ill the di iik hiisinesa, .Meeting the cu itonier a few davs later, and dea rinif to know If that kiifd of busineas paid, we mentioned the cir cumstance to him, and ll'kml if the Imttln of iiieiiiciue the Urtii-ijist recummeudeil did him iiuycooil. lie said: .No, I used shout one. third of it, and threw it away; 1 then went ti another oriii; store ami I mi; lit a luittle of Am men' CoiiK'h Syrup which cured mv onld.' We ivski'd: "Why did you git to another llrUUiTl-l . llil ruullei - lieenuae I in never spenil auuther rent with that man. Dujardiu I.i'a Essonco euros ncnnljiia and nervous iiea-uicna. . . 1 Aunt F.mily Faithful will lecture on " Mod eru Miam. I liainond l ives will color any thing any color, and never fail. Tim easiest and best way 1 1 ernnoiiiize. UNFAILING AMI IMAMilllliK IN I'I'lllNII Epileptla Fits, Spmi, Falling Sickness, Convul- iliins, St. Vitus Dance, Alcoholism Opium Eating, Scrofula, and oil Nervous and Blood Diseases. t"WTo Clcrirvmcn. Linvvnrs. Lltcrnrv Men. Merchants, Hunkers, 1. miles und ull whose icuentarv employment causes JNcrvoiin rros trat Ion. I rrc"illuritif s of the hlisnl. atomach. bowels or Kidneys, or who require a nerve i;nuc, ippcuzerorBtiuiiiiani, mwaruminmr iiie s luviiliuiiile. t'"riioiiand9 pnicluhu it the most wonderful luvigor nnt that cversustalii ed a sinking system. IWt.filllicrliottlc. THEXCMATj (HHD theOR.S.A. RICHMOND St. Jnscnh. Mo. isom by all iiruagisu. us For testimonial? and circulars send stamp. KKDINUTOX k CO.. Agents, Ma Francis. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. Inn Positive Cure For nil thaw Painful romplnlnti(nd WokLbmbm o ommos im oar best fenuile population A ', 'filirlnr fir Woman. In Tented by Vomn. l'rrjiarcd Iif Uoiuan. T..I (IrtiilMt SlHllrftl VUwtrj Hlwelht Vmm of !lllrj, tyit reviTiifl the drooping dlrlts, lnvlu;oratiw aud hiirmoulceH tho trKiik fum-tlotis, glroti elostklty and flrmnNfl to tho itcp, rwrtoren the natural lustra to the eyo, and plants on the pale ehevk of woman the f rush rows of life's Hprintf and early summer time. t "Phy3lclani Use It and Prescribe It Freely. "6 It remove faintnciw, flatulency, deetroTa all oravlng or Mlmalant, and rellerea weaknM of the stomarlt, Tlint fei'liiirf of bearing' down, oaaidnir pain, weight and luickaohe, la always permanently cured hy It use, Vor the ure of Kidney Complaint of either wi thti Compound la unUfpacL tTBTE. PINKIIA.M BMOD PriMFIKK will entdioaie every veliku r liumorM frmn l tin BIixmI. and itive toi)t and t-tirnprth to th Byntrtu, ot M' im woiu&u or tuiuu. u i kiwi uu Jim uitf m Bth the Compound and Ulood Puriflf r ore prepared at itlandSt'i W.-Hti-rn Aveuoe, Lynn, MafM, 1'rlceof either, $U SU bot tit for fT. Bont hy mail in the form of pill, or of loa wtvu, on mt-ipt of prloe, $1 per box fur either. Mrn. Plikham freely answeni all letter of inquiry. nduu Set stamp. Sendforpamphh t. Xo frunny ihonld 1 wltlumt IT HI A R. PINK HAM'S UVKtt I'lIJ.S. They cure eiinxti.'mtloii, liliuuiui and torpidity ot the liver. Sft wiit par Imx. 7-old by all Drug jflM. d) ERRORS OF YOUTH; Piwrlptlon Free for the speod" fire of Nrvotii D blllty. Lent Mauiiofxl and al dlsoixe.i tirmKht on ' ludlnrretl-ma or ex-6ei. Anv lniirln Uh the ip- SredlutitN. AMia IIAVIIfSoV Jl t.. A Lines of Farming Implements! pmm maim TUB BEHT , - KIDNEY and LIVER MEDICINE. NEVER KNOWN TO FAIt. CURES all Disease, of tho KIdnoy., Liver, lilnihlcr, and Urinary OrKanai Dropsy, Oravel, Dlalwtc., Rrlght'e DUcaio, Fain. In thft Hack, Lolni, orNhlol ltctentlon or . , Niill-Kclcnllnn of I'rlnc, Norrnu. Disease, Foinnlo Wnkna.0a, Enwaaoa,' Jant). ' , dice. Illllouinc.s, Hculnchn, Hour Stomach, DjsHiisla, Couitiiatlun& l'llca, HUNT'S REMEDY CUKES THTEN Alt OTFIF.Il MEDICINES I-'A 1 1,, as it ant. directly anil at oni-o on Ilia Kldiieya, Llvor, and llnwela, restoring them to a healthy action. HUNT'S ItKMKIiY la a aafo, auro, and 8hiciIv euro, and liiiuilreds luvt been eured hy It when ilijlrlans and frli-mls had alvmi tlii-n up to die. Do not delay, try at euco IIU.NT'8 ItlCMKlilf. Send for Pamphlet to , i IltNT'a HEStEDY CO., I'roTldenro, R, t. Prlcea, 75 wnta and l.aB. Larirn sire tho ehenK-st. Ana JourdrugiiUt (or UllNT'li UKIUEDV. Taltouootlwr. . . PIANOS AND ORGANS. STATI1AM I'lANOS, 10H IM II UK KT ST., K F., h-rclvi'il ifolil tni'tlal MeehanjiiH Fair, 1SS2. UPRIGHT Inniirartiircd hy 4'al. riiiim .Miiiiuf'ir en. llRst maiik tt AI.'I'KIl H. I'IKIll K. AKt, SiiN.-u MntituiiiniTV Htreet (Puliu-u lli.tnlv PIANOS ! Jt' semi tor ruhiliiulle. Fnrotlr.ice Home IiuIihItv. QTCI MUf A V itViOir ii:T7i; 0 I CI n Vl A I Unliler, Knpiil.li lina: lliinl. i. l ll-u'ani., ImiiU iimtrilliienti. Lnwvut stiii-k of Nhput Miinli anil hunks. h.imlM Htiiiiiljuil at KaHiuni nrk-c. M. (IllAY, IIS) Pint street, Sun Fmiin. piiK.irKMT riu i: to hi i ritxts tVi, VUiumi,- V. h.dlKAUU. BJHulu.r HI ,N.u Franriiirii KNABE PIANOS :1,rhro," tlmlr eiiiml. '-I'laia I.1111IW Kellmnr. A. I.. ll.A.vrlliilT m . A,.i.,it. -j, m,l, i .,..., S1111 Fnuii-isi'ii, Cnl PUNOUND ORGANS Ipiri! lient liimlenite-in-ii-eil I'innn in America: sue them tnr yourst-if or sonil lur ralnlnKUe. r. H .srKM.'KH x I'll., Hiaiiu i. ruin nt., opv. I'.HSiiut, Nan Franiim'ii.UI. Also AinlKts fur tlm New Knuhuiil (livnns of II wlon. nil linO J,B,K' Ny" "' "eciin.l liuiul J'lumx rlAIMIlA al liulf iirlce. I'lanii. iniruuul mi. A11II 1 inilUW W in,.,,,, Kacti.rv.Mjt'iS KlllaHl S V in 1 y;i:i?i'o' . Htnia 1'niiiiin. Hliuiiluril ilrxsui, Klient .MihIc nml liHion M, rrliiiniliHi. of i'vc.v ili-wriiitiiiii at tin' llinle MikIc Hlnriv Ml Hurkel Mri'i l s:in Iran Cisco. Ni'iiil fur inn-1 'Htiiliine of 111 ct-nl limbic. I IIASL M EAI'IIN. A. M HKMIAM HI II I II IMtIS A ., I-I AMI t.l: W. Ii. IIAUllKll. l:i KHiiatmii. St.. Hun Friuioisi'11. )U'r. A-t-lrwwH .i.i.rrT t'ortlmul Mult, A i 1 l1 V'lV Ki-rHUiHlnnl Inv.-ntinim ami mitl illlJA. I Otim. AdilnwU.I-'.liHHh.Oul.laitd.i'Nl AMI NO'I' wy. Kit un- nail :ft. ( !iroulni OUVVine, J.J. tiuua0o..3sbri..fi. fhC Tn Q!0n N'r ,,UV at hiiiu.. Hioilen woi'4i lib frii $u IU iPU AiMr-wi Stiuiiiw l'u Mi,.t.i-...i tl..in S. F. N. U., Kirst .Sen, Wo. ii. isv st liotuii eaiiiy aisilu. OiMlir D I Zuiittlt frmi Aililmwi Tin's k Co aillOlhUl, A14IHM HAS BEEN PROVED S The SUREST CURf for ; K'DNEY DISEASES. W)ot B a lame bonk or a disordered urlno indl. onto tliat you aro a victim? THEN DO NOT HESITATB 1 uso KTDNaT-WOIl V at onoe. (OniKriBU recoramend lt and itwlil aprndilj oveiuouie the diseass and restore hcaltiiy actio u. It It q 8URC0URE for all DISEASES of the LIVER. It haa apeciflo ictlon on thfe moat important orsaii, ei.abliuff it to thixw oft torpWity and in aution, itimulaiinv the healtliy accretion oi'tlie Bili, and by koopintr the bo vols lnfreeoondi tiou, oifbotimr iu regular dukihure. PJIofif)! If youaroeuilerlnirfront (vBCilCtl ICle malaria, hnvo tUoeiiilia, arc Ulioits, drapeptlo. or oomtipntod, Kidney. Wo"t willaurely relieve and quickly oux. iu the Bpriiu. to cloanm uio Sytitn, ovory , 9 AraEaAa 3?or eomplttir.ta peer.llarto knisl9C?9e yonrwo, aucli aa pain and weaknc-fivfl, lCIiJKKY-WOr.iT la unaurpoaacd, aaitvill ?tt pmtnntly andaafely. EIUhtRx':. Inoontinenoe, retention of mine, briiik dust cr ropy dcpaeitii, und. dull dragging pains, all BcodUy yield to its ourative powjr. 1 s-Jt Ada at the aunc time on tho KXUNEya, LIVB3 AITD fiOWELP.JU ror Conattpallon. tilea, or Rheumatism is a permanent euro. SOLD BV DRUGGISTS Price). (55) olni .1. RocWiog's Sons Co., MAN1JFACTUIIER3 OF Iron and Steel 'Wire Eopo nun wiacoi jwery ueflcrfpiion, AintH fir Nw Jentyy Wire (!lnlh t'nnivuny, iiid fur the Buck TKni Uai hwd Fnoe, I4IKHMM 8TKKK. MA N FKN!M10 Tlii" DELT or neirenra. tnr ' nimle f xpit-HHly for tiitfcuru of dcranirvmrnts or the (ft'iieratlvoortruiis. Thr irt no mistake about this Instrument, the con tinuous Ktrtum nf f.J.EO TltlC IT Y pemwailnff throuprh the rts must rt'wtoro tlicm healthy nctfon. Do not confound tun with Electro Belts advert im-d to rr.ro all Ills from li'iad to t-e. It is for thn OS R unPciflrt miriMWi Electrio bvlt to., 1U3 Wabbiiitftou tit. Chicago, ill. Pacific Coast, S P S fl-a l. w m OA.TAXOGTJE " 1" . km