FROM actual analysis made by me, I pronounce
the Royal Baking Powder to be the Strongest
and Purest Baking Powder before the public.
Pre.
One of Euaene field's Franks.
When Eugene Field was oity editor of
tlie Kansas City Timos, he fonnd great
amusement in annoying one of the char
soters employed on the paper. Ferguson
was one or the "muko nps" ou the pa
per, and in Wyandotte, where he resid'
ed, juHt over the line from Kansas City,
he was the leador of a local temperance
sooiuty. J) or over a year Field, on com
ing down to the paper to go to work,
would write a persouul concerning Fer
gjjwMi. Generally it run like this: "Mr.
John Ferguson, the well known 'make
up' of The Times composing room, np
peared for work yesterday evening in
his ubuuI beastly stute of intoxication.
This entertuiniug bit Field won Id send
down in a bundle of copy, and the oth
era of the composing room wonld set it
op and say nothing.
Poor Ferguson knew that this awful
personal was in their midst, and every
night would go carefully over every gal
ley for the purpose of locating and kill
ing it It gave him vast trouble. Every
now and then Field would not write bis
personal about Ferguson, and then the
bedeviled Feigusou was worse off than
ever. As long as ho could not find it it
might still be there. It almost drove the
poor man off the pupor. Now and then
it escaped his eagle eye and was print'
ed. On such occasions Ferguson's bur
dens were oeyoud the power ot even a
Christian spirit to bear.
Witches la Eggshells.
When Nupoleon III was approaching
sovereignty, he asked a judicious friend
to observe him curofully for a week and
to point out to him anything that he did
which was not according to the severest
code of the manner of a well bred man,
At the end of the week there was only
one practice which his friend had no
ticed. The emperor, after eating a boil
ed egg, invariably thrust his spoon
through it. .
Whence this practice has arisen, at
one time not uncommon, it is difficult
to say. Some date it from a very early
period and ussume that it was done
originally in order to prevent witches
sailing m the eggshells.
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Struck by a Itoad Hand.
Said Eonry Billings, a retired
road engineer :
rail
"I was running a night train on tbe
Santa ie road buck in tbe seventies.
This particular night had been stormy
and threatening, and the flashes of
lightning were frequent and in tonne.
We were running ahead of our schedule
in order to make a siding in time to al
low an extra to pass us, and were travel
ing, I suppose, at the rate of about
Or 35 miles an hour.
"I was sitting with my face close to
the forward wiudow of the cab, gazing
straight ubeud, when in a brilliant
blaze of electricity a man's arm and
bead suddenly burst with greut force
through the glass and the open hand
struck me squarely in the face. I was
duzed for an instant by the blow, and
held blindly to the side of the cab. My
first thought was that some tramp was
trying to hold up my train to rob the
passengers, and, acting on this idea, I
seized my wrench from its place and
dealt the head of the intruder a blow
with all my might.
"The fireman, thinking I had killed
tbe man, shut off steam and we slowed
down and took our lanterns to examine
the strango visitor. I could not describe
the feeling that crept over me when
climbed npon the engine and looked at
tbe man whom I believed had attacked
me. His entire body below the arms was
gone. It was easy to understand what
bad happened. He hud been struck by
the rapidly moving engine and his body
severed as with a knife, the lower half
falling to one side and tbe head and
arms flying straight through tbe cab
window." Atlanta Journal.
Leaves That Are Fifty Fast Lone
In our temperate climate none of the
trees has leaves of a size that will even
compare favorably with those of the sea
island and tropical countries in general
The muple, the oak and the elm leaves
are but infinitesimal bits of green when
compared with the gigantic sheets of
velvety verdure found on some of tbe
trees, shrubs and plants of South and
Central Amerioa.
The South American tree which bas
the largest leaf is thelnaja palm, which
grows on the banks of the Amazon. The
leaves of this giant are often 50 feet in
length, but they are very narrow, sel
dom exceeding 8 to 10 feet. With the
Ceylonese cocoanut palm it is different.
In that species the leaves are from 30 to
25 feet in length and from 16 to 18 in
width. The natives of Coylon are said
to use these leaves iu tentmaking, three
or four being sufficient to make a shelter
for a whole family. An extraordinary
specimen of Ceylonese palm leaf now in
the British museum, and which must be
a freak because the average length and
breadth of the leaves of this variety of
trees do not exceed the figures given
above is 36 feet in length and 28 in
width, even though it is admitted that
it muBt have shrunk one-fifth in dry
ing. St. Louis Bepublio.
The Porte.
The porta is the short name of the
sublime porte, which is the official way
of speaking of tbe Turkish government.
In tho east judicial business is transact
ed at tbe city or palace gates. One story
says that the sultan of Bagdad put in
the portal of his paluce a piece of sacred
black stone of Mecca, thus making his
gate the porte. Another says that Sultan
Orkhan built a gorgeous gate to his
place iu Broussa. Both of these stories
are probably untrue so far as they pur
port to explain the name as applied to
tbe Turkish government Just as the
British court is called the court of St.
James and the late French court that
of the Tnileries, because their head
quarters were in the palaces of St.
James and the Tnileries respectively, so
the Turkish court got tbe name sublime
porte because its headquarters were in
the palace of Bab-i-Humayun, or the
Lofty Gate, in Constantinople. The
name has been attached to the building
in that city which shelters the four prin
cipal departments of the government
New York Sun.
Legal Punning-.
We do not mean punning which is le
galfor there is no pun which tbe law
authorizes but punning by members ot
the profession which calls itself legal
It is credited by The Green Bog to Vice
Chancellor Robertson of New York.
The chancellor was listening patiently
at chambers to an argumentative con
flict over the amount of a fee claimed
by a counsel. At the close of the con
tention, be remarked :
"Let me have your papers and tbe
affidavits of the expert, and I will see
what is feasible as to the fee, and will
endeavor to see my way to a just solu
tion between the contention on tbe one
side that tbe fee is a phenomenal one
and on the other side that there should
not be a nominal fee. "
A Woman's Will.
Talk about a woman's willl Why, up
in Lansing resides a lady who has en
joyed good health and yet has not been
one occasion when she returned home
too late to get supper for her husband be
grumbled and said that he hoped
next time she went out she would break
her leg. This led tbe woman to declare
she would never again go outside the
yard. Later when the husband died, of
I remorse probably, she followed tbe cas-!
w .i.. , .i 1 mw
premisea.Kalam.KX Garett.
CARBOLIC ACID ANTIDOTE.
Discovery That Alcohol Nullifies the Ef
fect of the Poison.
On May 4, 1808, about 1 :30 o'clock
p. w.,Mrs. X., while dining, quarreled
with' her husband, rushed up stairs and
swallowed an ounce of liquid carbolic
acid with suicidal intent. Mr. X. fol
lowed his wife in loss than 18 minutes,
to find her lying on tbe floor in a deep
sleep, from which he could not rouse
ber. Be noticed an empty bottle on tbe
bnreau labeled oarbolio aoid and recog
nized its odor through the room.
Medical aid was immediately sum
moned, when two physicians promptly
responded, made a hurried examination
of the condition and surroundings of
the patient, who was in a profound stu
por, with pnpils contracted to pin
points, injected atropine to antagonize
the poison supposed to have been taken
nd then used tho stomach pump.
Demulcents such as olive oil, glyc
erin, eta and limewater and sul
pburio acid were also administered with
tbe stomach pnmp about this time, and
an effort was made to waken the pa
tient with the faradio current, but
without result. Mrs. X. was now allow
ed to remain undisturbed until 0 :80 p.
m. , when an attempt to restore her to
consciousness succeeded. On first awak
ening she was dazed, rambled and was
unable to realize her position for a few
minutes, but soon rallied and answered
questions readily. When asked what she
had used, without hesitation she replied
carbolic acid and whisky, and that she
experienced bnt little pain or burning
sensation and declared she slept sound
ly, having pleasant dreams.
With the exception of slight nausea
and depression of spirits for a few days
she suffered little or no more inconven
ience and made a rapid and satisfac
tory convalescence, and has enjoyed ro
bust health ever since. ,
The slight corrosive action and free
dom from pain experienced on the pres
ent occasion proved the value of her ex-
perimeuts and suggests a new and effi
cient pluu of treutment in carbolio acid
poisoning. A mixture of equal parts of
carbolic acid and alcohol may be pour
ed over the back of the hand, leaving
scarcely a trace of corrosive action if
promptly washed off with alcohol. The
white stain caused by the liquid oarbol
io acid can be removed by the immedi
ate and continued application of alco
hoL In the case of a young man who
oume to my office suffering from intense
itching caused by a Bpider bite I applied
liquid carbolio acid, which stained the
skin white. This application was left
on the affected part until it caused se
vere puin, when ' it was thoroughly re
moved with alcohol, followed by the ap
plication of a pad of absorbent cotton
saturated with aloobol.
By this means the stain was removed
and pain relieved until heat was felt in
the pad, when both stain and pain dis
appeared. The heated pad was now dis
carded and replaced by one of a similar
kind, freshly prepared, when ' stain and
pain vanished a second time, to return
witb heat in the pad. This phenomenon
continued as long as heat developed in
the pad and ceased when it was no lon
ger evolved. The only result besides re
lieving the itching was an intense red
ness of the skin over the affected area,
which disappeared in a few days, at
tended by desquamation of tbe outiole.
This case also affords a striking illus
tration of the resemblance in the symp
toms produced to carbolic acid and opi
um poisoning. - The diagnostio feature
in the present case was the quiet and
regular breathing.
Alcohol, apart from its power as an
antidote, is required as a stimulant in
the majority of cases of carbolio aoid
poisoning, to combat the intense depres
sion usually experienced, and it would
therefore appear as if alcohol were a
true antidote iu carbolic acid poisoning.
Medical Record.
Since A. D. 1810.
Born in 1819, hor majesty has, of
course, passed the period allowed by the
psalmist as the average for earthly en
joyments and sorrows. The world into
which she was born was troublous;
memories of Waterloo were still fresh ;
Napoleon Bonaparte was still alive, and
prisoner; capital punishment was
awarded for almost any offense; the
wager of battle was still unrepealed;
riots prevailed all over the country;
Lord Edward Fitzgerald was under at
tainder ; Sir Charles Wolseley was in
dicted in Chester ; John Cam Eobhouse
was committed to Newgate by speaker's
warrant for a pamphlet disparaging the
house of commons ; the Earl of Fitz
william was dismissed from tbe lord
lieutenancy of the West Riding ! book
sellers were imprisoned for selling
Paine's "Age of Reason;" the country
was ringing with the news of the Peter-
loo massacre, when the yeomanry fired
upon tne moo, and Henry Hunt, tbe
chairman of the meeting, coming up to
London for his trial, received on ova
tion. Such was the stormy political world
into which tbe royal infant came. It
is edifying, though purposeless, to com
pare it with that of today. The task of
so doing can be accomplished by any
body, and shall not, at least, be at
tempted by me. Gentleman's Maga-
tiue.
A Mystery of the Law.
In a case not 1,000 miles from Fort
Worth, after a killer was acquitted, the
wife of tbe victim brought a suit
against him and was promptly awarded
a considerable sum by way of damages.
The verdict was upheld by tbe supreme
court The criminal law said tbe slayer
was innocent The civil law said he
was guilty. If tbe latter was wrong, be
" . it . mmb;iii
w,u th!. ivL e roPren,e
court -FortWorth(TGazette.
Aa Insert's Anchor.
The synapta, a water insect, is pro
vided with an anchor tbe exact shape
. I L 1 1 ; tj
" " ,. TTT
o tw Peculiar device the insect holds
sdelphi. Ledger.
A Fond Mother's liuse.
There is a mother ou the north side
who has a family of small children.
One day sho became very much interest
ed in a book, and it soemed as if she
must rend it, but the children bothored
her very much. Finally she thought of
a scheme whereby she could get rid of
the children, so she took a broom and
put a red cloth on it and hnng it in the
window. She then told tbe children
they must play she bad the smallpox.
and that they must not dare come near
her, for they would cutch it They kept
away beautifully all the afternoon, and
she finished the book. Some of tho
neighbors also saw the red flag and
asked the children what was the niattor,
and they said smallpox, and tbe report
was current on that side of town in a
very short time. Not ouly the children.
but the uoighbors, kept away until they
learned of tbe scheme. Indianapolis
Journal.
Inconsistent.
"Why are you looking so serious,
liobby?" asked the fond father.
"Thiukin about the preacher. Be
went and told us we should not oovet
other people's things and then tried to
get all the pennies we had." Cinoin
uati Enquirer.
He Will Not Drown Himself
from the Troy, N. Y., Times.
R. W. Edwards, of Lansingburgh,
was prostrated by sunstroke during the
war and it has entailed on aim peculiar
and serious consequences. At present
writing Mr. E. is a prominent offloer
of Post Lyon, O. A. R., Cohoes and a
past aid de camp on the staff of the
oommander-in-ohief of Albany Co. In
tbe interview with a reporter, he said:
I was wounded and sent to the hos
pital at Winchester. Tkey sent me to
gether with others to Washington a
ride of about 100 miles. . Having no
room in the box oars we fwere placed
face np on the bottom of flat oars. Tbe
sun beat down on our unprotected
heads. When I reached Washington I
was insensible and was unoonsoious
for ten days while in the hospital. An
abscess gathered in my ear and broke;
it has been gathering and breaking ever
since. The result of this 100 mile ride
and sunstroke, was heart disease, ner
vous prostration, insomnia and rheum
atism; a completely shattered system
which gave me no rest night or day.
As a last resort I took some Pink Pills
and they helped me to a wonderful de
gree. My rheumatism is gone, my
heart failure, dyspepsia and constipa
tion are about gone and the absoess in
my ear bas stopped discharging and
my bead feels as olear as a bell when
before it felt as though it would burst
and my onoe shattered nervous system
is now nearly sound. Look at those
fingers," Mr. Edwards said, "do they
look as if there was any rheumatism
there?" He moved his fingers rapidly
and freely and strode about the room
like a young boy. "A year ago those
fingers were gnarled at the joints and
so stiff that I oould not hold a pen. My
knees would swell up and I could not
straighten my leg out My joints
would squeak when I moved them.
That is the living truth.
'When I oame to think that I was
going to be orippled with rheumatism,
together with the rest of my ailments,
I tell you life seemed not worth living.
I suffered from despondenoy. I cannot
begin to tell you," said Mr. Edwards,
as be drew a long breatn, "wnat my
feeling is at present I think if you
lifted ten years right off my life and
left me prime and vigorous at 47 I
oould feel no better. I was an old
man and could only drag myself pain
fully about the house. Now I oan
walk off without any trouble. That in
itself," ' continued Mr. Edwards,
'would be sufficient to give me cause
for rejoioing, but when you oome to
oonsider that I am no longer what you
might oall nervous and that my heart
is apparently nearly healthy and that I
oan sleep nights you may realize why I
may appear to speak in extravagant
praise of Pink Pills. These pills quiet
my nerves, take that awful pressure
from my head and at the Bume time
enrich my blood. There seemed to be
no circulation in my lower limbs a
year ago, my legs being cold and clam
my at times. Now the circulation
there is as full and as brisk as at any
other part of my body. I used to be so
light-headed and dizzy from my nervous
disorder that I frequently fell while
crossing the floor of my house. Spring
is coming and I never felt better in my
life, and I am looking forward to a
busy season of work."
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STOP, THIKri
Stop a small malady, wnit h Is iteslliif your
trvniUh, More It outruns your power to arrmi
It, nul n cover what 11 look from you. The
aft hi and prtimplett recupera'nr of wanlm
vitality. Is Modeller's Hlomnch Bitters, which
irnews vigor, tlrsb and nerve tiiU'tuile hecaure
It restores activity 10 llio e functions who. In
lerruptlnu liiteile.es wl h veneial health. I'e
the Bitten lor dyspeptls, Dialsrlsl, iheunailc
snd klduey complaints suit lllifliuii.
Tl well your uravlem wrais to wear
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K'n though lor front jon do not care;
laey brrsk the fall, you know.
WHY NUT.
It is said that if we take care of little
things, tbe Mir thing will take care of
themselves. Hut why can't we be alwavs
prepared for many of cr little troubles,
VV hat's the na of sullerlng days and
week", when In ten minutes we can vet rid
of tbe pain. A sudden attack of backache,
toothache, or pen rain ic headache, finds
the mou of us without anvthinn at hand,
while Kt. Jacobs Oil would cure and put
an ena to i"1- enni rtrntm'v.
TUB 8KUKKT Of UOUU CHOPS.
The modern farmer Is not roulenl to ne the
antiquated tools slid methods ot bis lather.
Iu tbls aiceol kern competition, the farmer who
wuhoi to prntiwr. neexU end Rets the most im
proved fnrinlnx Iniplemeuis; snd by reading
the best SKrlciilturnl litem uro, he keeps In
touch wltn the spirit of prog-eas Ihst pervade
our farming communities Ha is particular
also, Iu regard to tbe klud of seed be plants and
the manner of plniitliui II. The seeds must be
of highest ferllitly and grown from the hlghext
cu tlvated and most prnfl table var.e les of stock.
1 he great tend arm of H. M. ferry A Do., De
troit, Mich., fully appreciate this fart, ss Is al
iened by their nrogresslva business methods
and the quality ot the seed which they supply
farmers ana gardeners tnrouarn tne n crisis an
over tbe country. The reliability and fertility
of thtir seeds are proverbial and the Urgent
sed buxlness In the world has been created by
their sale. In evidence of lliU Arm's koowlekge
of the wants sod requirements ol planters,
large and small, Is "Kerry'a heed Annuel" for
IKini. This book is of the greatest value to
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contains more tmoful and practical Information
than many test books tbst arc sold for a dollar
or more, yet it will lie mailed free to any one
ending his name and address on a postal card
to tbe firm.
from U.R.Jorat of Medici
Prof. W. H. Peeks, whe
makes a speciultv ol
Epilepsy, has withou
doubt treated and cur.
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living Physician; hit
success is astonishing
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1 r iro hn,
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for pains in tbe back, side, chest, or
Porous
Plaster
uniformly succees
and weakness
life. Thousands of
and atranffth
all
MACHINERY!!
BY CORRESPONDING WITH
THE WILLAMETTE HON WORKS
PORTLAND, OREGON
MUTUAL ADMIRATION
"I'll bet yon a
"V mat lauy is
I a 1 d 1 one ot .
the beautiful
Rambler' Birr-
cles; because she
rlds so easy snd
moss so grace
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"And I'll kil
you an ' X" thail
she bouRiit It of'
Vred T. Merrill Bicycle Co..
137 Sixth
8tet They Know how to tske csre ol ihslr
rltlera bow to mska riders sit RraotfHl: be
siilns, Ihev always handle the best cyles."
Moral-Kltle a "KAMBI.KK" with O. A J.
Clincher lires, and yoa will be "well mounted"
and will not walk borne, with a flat cemem lire.
MAKKISTO tADIKS RKNALDO
"al tm m ff k ,1 1. .
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dnlroyisll ffrrnu snd will pre ire your hesltb.
nu re ana uarmiens. no medicine Internally.
Particulars on writing ns. Hulflmen lor S
months' nae IS. Address Keno Chemical Co.,
box im, Han Jose, Cel.
THK AKRMOTOR CO. doss bail Wis wortira
windmill business, because It eas reduced the eta at
wind power to l.Swrial Itwaa,. II bas mans bram
A BkbouaM, and supplies lis tfMds and repairs
v' atfvurdoor. It caa and dues torulati a
a fx Zm - better articls fur leas mooe, Uuui
S aV3 " JoUmbs. It makes damping ai
U 1 mnu, own. um.wiiwm-mw
0xnpletloa windmills. Tlltmw
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iBasse
TS. -T and Fixed I
I Steel
1 V awei reea vwmn man wm
A ttrtnders, Onapplteatmiltwlll aaaaaane
1,1 ot time sroelee that It wUI fornlak anus
January 1st a 13 tbe asaal arlea, It else sasaaa
Tanks and Posnps of all klnda send Mr eataleaua.
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