Write It Down.
Write It down in a took, go you can
lee it every day, that St. Jacobs Oil is
is sure to cure Lame Baolt or Lumbago!
is you write it down. It does its besS
with it and leaves behind a cure that
itaye. i .
A Prank of Lightning.
1 A stroke of lightning has been the
means oi an extraordinary archaelogic
ill discovery in Voltara. The light
ning strunk an bid pine tree which
crowned the summit of a hill, and the
owner of the property ordered the tree
cnt down. When the workmen began
to dig" at the roots they unearthed a
magnificent Ehruscan grave. It con
listed of a spacious vault supported by
four immense pillars. All around the
grave weie laige marble tablets, and
above them were urns plaoed in niches.
This unique necropolis measured 60
feet in length and 40 feet in width.
Cood Money
Should Buy Cood Medicine That
Will Bring Good Health.
The best medicine money can buy is
Hood's Sarsaparilla. This medicine brings
good health, because it makes good blood.
It c,ures salt rheum, scrofula, rheumatism,
dyspepsia, catarrh and other diseases that
have their origin in bad blood. It prevents
colds, fevers, pneumonia and the grip.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is America's Greatest Medicine. Price $1.
Hood's PHIS cure all liver ills. 26 cents.
New Ornamental Panel.
A new form of ornamental panel de
signed for interior or exterior
decoration or utility, is placed upon a
base of wire network, on whioh the
panel is bnilt up in relief in whatever
design may be desired.
Btatjs of Ohio, City op Toledo,
Lucas County. J
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior parter of ihe firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,
doing business in the Citv of Toledo, Countv
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pav
the sum ot ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
bylhe use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Bworn to before me and subscribed in mv
presence, this th day of December, A. D. 1886.'
IIeaTI A.W.GLEASON,
i Notary Public,
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acta
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Bold bv druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Fills are the best.
It is reported that there is a current
order in the Pittsburg market for about
13,0000 tons of steel rails foi. East
India.
When coming to San Francisco go to
Brooklyn Hotel, 2U8-212 Bush street.
American or European plan. Boom and
board $1.00 to if 1.50 per day ; rooms 50 cents
to $1.00 per clay; single meals 25 cents.
Free coach. Chas. Montgomery.
Great Britain, Ii eland not . included,
has, according to the latest returns,
6,600.000 cattle and 26.814,000 sheep.
If you want the best wind mill, pumps,
tanks, plows, wagons, bells of all sizes
boilers, engines, or general machinery, sea
or write JOHN POOLE, foot of Morrison
street, Portland, Oregon.
It is announced that an extensive
copper field has been discovered in the
colony of Natal, South Africa. .
Two towns in Kansas Lost Springs
and Bomana have not an idle man or
boy, or an unoccupied house, or a
dog. Each town has a population oi
about 200.
Australian savages eat green ants raw.
They stamp upon an ant hill until the
ants run up their legs, when they
sctape them off and trausfer them to
their mouths.
The total length of the streets, ave
nues, bonvelards, bridges, quays, and
thorough fares of Paris is set down at
about 600 miles. Two bundled miles
are planted with trees.
From cork ohippings, once thrown
away, thousands of yards of linoleum
are now mude at Delmenliorst, Ger
many. MKS. PIMHAM'S ADVICE.
What Mrs. Nell Hurst has to Say
About It.
f
Dear Mrs. Pinkham: When I wrote
to you I had not been well for five years;
had doctored all the time but got no
better. 1 had womb trouble very bad.
My womb pressed backward, causing
piles. I was in such misery I could
scarcely walk across the floor. Men
struation was irregular and too pro
fuse, was also
troubled with
leucorrhcea. I
had given up all
hopes of getting-
well; everybody
thought I had
consumption.
After taking
' five bottles of
Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegeta
ble Compound,
I felt very much better
and was able to do nearly all my own
work. I continued the use of your medi
cine, and feel that I owe my recovery to
you. I cannot thank you enough foryour
advice and your wonderful medicine.
Any one doubting my statement may
write to me and I will gladly answer
all inquiries. Mrs. Nell Hubst, Deep
water, Mo.
Letters like the foregoing, con
stantly being received, contribute not
a little to the satisfaction felt by Mrs.
Pinkham that her medicine and counsel
are assisting women to bear their heavy
burdens.
l Mrs.Pinkham'saddressisLynn.Mass.
All suffering women are invited to
write to her for advice, which will be
given without charge. It is an ex
perienced woman's advice to women.
CURIK tiniui lil I sf WIS.
Beat Cough bjrup. Tines Good. Use I
in nms. So (1 nr flrnrln. I
Mm)
muse
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Corn-Hnsktnir Horse.
The horse is made of light material.
The cut explains Itself. The rung B
should bo 1-lncb stuff, puJn with
shoulders cut down to 1 Inch where it
goes through the legs. The rung is put
down so the ears of corn will not catch
when pulled forward. Corn-husking
makes lame backs and sore hands.
The horse will help the back and the
following recipe will help the hands:
Take white wax, one-quarter ounce,
spermaceti, one-quarter ounce; almond
oil, one ounce; glycerine, two ounces.
Mix, melt the wax and stir In the oils
antil they are perfectly mixed and still
HUSKIXG HOUSE.
continue to stir until cool.' Apply to
the bands two or three times a day.
Wash the hands in warm water and
apply the salve while the hands are
still quite damp, and rub them until
dry. Ohio Farmer.
Mixed Feed for Hogs.
The Dairy Commissioner of the Do
minion of Canada says:
"I have found the best results to be
obtained from using such grains (a mix
ture of peas, oats, barley and corn; or
a mixture of pens, corn and bran)
ground very flue, and soaked for not
less than thirty hours before they are
fed. I think hogs should be kept so as
to permit, and even to cause them to
take a good deal of exercise until after
they weigh more than 100 pounds each.
In the growing of young pigs it Is im
portant that they should receive a
daily allowance of skim milk for six
weeks or two months after they are
weaned. Skim milk Is the great flesh
forming or muscle and bone-forming
food; and if the young pigs are stunted
In these regards at that time they can
not be developed into the best class of
hogs, no matter what breed they may
be of."
Winter Ration for Fowls.
Here Is Prof. Gilbert's winter ration;
Bran, 3 pounds; fine feed, 3 pounds;
eornmeal, 2 pounds; fed with clover
hay steamed and cut, adding also a
very small quantity of salt, and two or
three handfuls of coarse sand and fine
oyster shells mixed. Sometimes boiled
vegetables are used In place of the hay.
At noon he gives a light feed of oats,
and a good feed of wheat In the even
ing. The grain ration Is varied as
much as possible. He keeps raw vege
tables, Including cabbages, carrots and
turnips, whore the hens can peck at
them at any time. Trof. Gilbert has
charge of the poultry department at
the Ottawa (Canada) experiment sta
tion, and has done some good work in
j bringing out the egg possibilities of
hens. Agriculturist.
Wagon-Washing: Device. .
On many farms it is possible to wash
the carriages and farm wagons by
backing them into a stream or shallow
river. The conveniences of the loca
tion are usually offset by the Incon
veniences mud, and the wetting of
clothes. The cut shows a plank walk,
set on posts on the edge of the stream,
Into which the wagon can be backed,
when it can be washed with great com-
, s
FOB WASHING VEHICLES.
fort. A slat platform, sunk Into the
walk, will keep the wheels from the
mud of the bottom. American Agri
culturist. Care of Tomato Plant.
Tomatoes may be forced In winter
like other plants. The bouse should be
light and warm, the roof five feet above
the bed or benches, plenty of light be
ing essential. The temperature should
be from CO to 05 degrees at night and
70 to SO degrees during the day, the soil
to be rich, and close personal attention
should be given the plants. The flowers
must be pollenated by hand In winter,
which Is done by knocking the pollen
from the flowers when the atmosphere
Is dry and catching It in a spoon into
which the stigma should be thrust The
plants should be well watered as re
quired. Instead of a little and often, 'and
should be trained to stakes, the surplus
branches cut away. They may be also
grown in large pots or boxes.
Distance for Apple Trees.
Apple trees should be planted 'at
Wider distances apart than has usually
been the custom. The best soils are
none too good for the apple orchard,
and sncb will develop much larger
L 'i5S
Tt'VT i "VT -
HIMfc:
trees than will the poorer hillsides so , mlliar tne reading public. He was
commonly chosen for orchard sites in very Popular in Washington, and earn
the past For the stronger growing e(i tue regard, of many prominent
kinds like the R. I. Greening, Bellflow- Americans, notably of Grant and Lin
er and Baldwin, a distance of forty feet soln- He Wlls a lllan of lare heart aD(l
is none too much, while those with less
spreading heads like the Northern Spy
and Ben Davis should have thirty feet
space each way. This assumes that
the orchards are regularly to be culti
vated, a practice that now prevails in
all good orcharding. Vick's Monthly.
Cattle Pipping.
At a meeting recently by the Texas
State Live Stock Sanitary Board, at
Fort Worth, Inspector Dean, of the
Bureau of Animal Industry, said the
department was satisfied with the dip-'
ping experiments recently made there
and elsewhere, and insisted or, main-
talnincr the nrespnt nnnrnntlnp Hnp and
a close season. He says dipping sta
r
tions will shortly be established along
the quarantine line. Inspector Dean
reported satisfactory results attending
the cattle recently dipped and shipped
to Illinois. He, advised dipping in mod
erate weather In order to avoid the ef
fect of exposing the cattle to either
heat or cold while their hair was sat
urated with the oil. The formula of
the preparation which he recommends,
and which has been adopted by x the
Government, consists of parffin oil,
known as dynamo and sulphur.
' Farm Accounts,
.Close up all the little outstanding
farm accounts. Make a list of the bills
you owe, and the amounts owing to
you. These little bills in the aggregate
amount to a large sum. Make a settle
ment if you can; if you cannot, get the
full amount of your bill; It Is always
best to know exactly what you do owe,
and It Is very bad policy to keep a run
ning account unless a settlement is
made every month. Farmers are un
usually careless lu their money trans
actions; the only safe way Is to keep
a strict account of all outlays. Pay as
you go, and take a written receipt for
every bill paid. These bills should be
pasted in a book kept for this one pur
pose. This work should be done every
evening. It is not selfish to be correct
In your dealings, nor parsimonious to
be economical. The American. 1
A Milking Stool.
The accompanying sketch is of a
milk-stool that was found to be very
convenient in fly time or In milking
restless cows. The two upright pieces
forming the legs and end of the stool
are made of two by. fours, about a foot
long. The support for the bucket and
the seat are made of inch boards. It is
well to put three-cornered blocks under
the seat and bucket boards as stays or
braces. The most restless cow cannot
upset a bucket on this stool. New En
gland Homestead.
The t heepfol.l.
The fine wool breeds of sheep are
most subject to foot rot. Perhaps the
best way to treat It Is to cut off the dis
eased portion and apply nitric acid.
Sulphur should be kept In ready
reach in the sheep house; Insects and
vermin do not like it, and It Is preven
tive of many ills. Further, a piece of
roll brimstone should bo found in the
feed troughs of the horses and the cat
tle. Many of the Internal parasites which
cause losses In the flock are taken In
while watering at foul drinking places.
Unless the water supply Is watched
carefully, there is likely to be at least
a loss of condition among them, If
there Is no more serious loss. Indiana
Farmer.
Paint Against Rabbits.
At butchering time or by a visit to
the local butcher, secure a quantity of
blood. Set' it away until It begins to
emit an odor. Then lime, which has
been thoroughly slaked, should be
mixed with the blood, stlrriug It until
about the thickness of whitewash. A
little sulphur, may be added.
To apply to trees, take an old white-
wash brush and cover all parts which
the rabbits can reach with the mix-
ture. They will not trouble a tree
trented in this manner. One painting
will last a season, and It Is much easier
to put on than winding with paper or
covering trunks In any other way, be-
sides being more effectual. The lime
In the mixture also Is beneficial to the
trees. Orange .Tudd Farmer.
Neiroes and Mules.
An Alabama farmer, says that many
negroes in the South are ruined by
mules, and be thinks he has proved It
lie owns a great deal of farm land,
which he rents to negroes on condition
that they shall do their work with an
ox Instead of a mule.. As a result, all
his tenants are prosperous and pay
their rent promptly. The ox, he ex
plains, is entirely capable in all the re
quirements of the cotton patch, but he
has his limitations," and his colored
master does not think of mounting him
and riding off on useless errands or
pleasure trips. As the negro cannot
ride to distant churches, cake-walks or
uoe-uowus, auu a9 u win not. waiK,
he goes to bed, and Is rested an-i ready
for labor In the morning.
j i, I. . tt, . 1 1 i
. FPU BR8TLK8S COWS.
, , ; ; i
SENOR MATIAS RCMERO.
A Giftted Mexican and Diplomat Who
. ... , .
i ncLcou; raaeu A way,
t Don Matlas Romero, who died In
Washington not long since, was one of
the best known foreign diplomats In
this country, not only on account of his
long occupancy of the Mexican lega
tion, but also through his numerous
contributions to American periodical
literature, which rendered his name fa-
generous impulses, as was uemon-
strated at the time of the failure in
f tne banking firm of Grant &
Ward, ot wiiicn uen. lirant was a part-
ner, when Seuor Romero went on from
Washington and offered his entire for
tune to the general in order to enable
him to tide over his personal pecuniary
difficulties an offer that was grateful
ly declined, and was said to have
moved the general to tears.
Senor Romero was 62 years old. He
Ti-ns hnrn In tho Oltv nf O.nxnoa. M!tl-
flnil wns Kllf,h education 9
tlie competent colleges of the City of ,
M(jxlc0 had t0 ofCer the voutu ot the j
.. ....... ... :
nation at mat lime,
He was graduated
as a lawyer and began his political and
diplomatic career In 1855, when he was
entered in the foreign office.
In 1859 he came first to Washington
as secretary of legation, and for a time
was charge d'affaires. He returned to
Mexico in 1SG3 to fight for his country
against the French Invaders. After the
MATIAS 11OMER0.
Fresldent had given him a colonel's
commission he was selected by Gen,
rorflrio Diaz as his chief of staff. Pres.
Ident Juarez, after the war, made him
minister to the United States, and he
remained In that capacity for five
years.
From 18G8 to 1872 Senor Romero was
secretary of the Mxican treasury. Ills
health failing in the latter year he gave
up his public life to retire Into the
country and devote himself to agri
culture. He returned to the capital In
1877 and served again as secretary of
the treasury and later as postmaster
general. In 1882 he returned to the
friendships he had made In America,
envoy extraordinary from his govern
ment. This post he held without a
break, and even without absence, save
for a short time, until his death.
Senor Romero was a prolific writer
and published upward of fifty volumes.
A short time before his death Senor
Romero was promoted to be ambassa
dor and would soon have presented his
credentials as such.
Did you ever realize that planting ad
vertising was like planting fruit trees?
You couldn't expect a whole wagon
load of apples the first year. Neither
would you tear the tree up by the roots,
at the end of the season, if that wagon
load of fruit were not forthcoming. Yet
.... ...n Kl Cll.h. o.l Kill
pect a carload of sales, and just be-
neighbor over In the other orchard, who
has been tending bis tree for years, you
yank your advertisement out of the
paper, and say, "Advertising doesn't
pay." We wouldn't expect you to get
mni'i'ied to advertising the first time
you made Its acquaintance, any more
than we would expect you to marry the
first girl who winked at you on the
street Newspaperdotu.
Object to Muzzled Uo.
j In England the objection to the law
renulriue that doits shall be muzzled
during certain mouths of the year is so
great that It Is beginning to take on a
political signlUcance. Conservative
members running for Parliament find
the opposition of the dog owners, and j
' more especially the Influent of the fe-
male owners, of serious moment. The
latter In particular are most virulent In
their abuse of the order and use their
Influence with the voters in their fam
ilies to turn out the present party, In
the fallacious hope that the Liberals
may allow dogs to go unmuzzled antf
hydrophobia take care of itself.
Turned to Early an 1 Good Cm.
The very first use made by the Brit
ish Government of the Atlantic cable
laid down by Bright !u 1S58 Immediate-
ly resulted in saving the treasury $250,.
000. The cable .enabled the Govern
ment to countermand an order for the
transmission of troops from Canada to
England.
Poets often affect cnreh-ssnoKS In tlmln
garments for the same reason that
g&vsm travel In freight cars,
KI
ERE DR. DJRRIH'S GORES I
This Qnention Is Often Asked by the
. Skeptic Overn helming Proof of
Their Perntniiency,
To the Editor: Say In your paper that
Dr. Darrln cured me six years ago of
sciatic rheumatism of years' standing,
and I wish that others should know it.
Electricity cured me, and it has never
returned. My address is S!H Minnesota
avenue, Alblna. F. W. GODFREY.
Discharging Ears and Deafness
1 Cured.
Dr. Darrln: Seven years ago you treat
ed me for discharging ears and deaf
ness of 19 years' standing. I was totally
deaf. You cured me in a short time. I
am glad to see you back to Portland
again. Refer people to me at 890 Cleve
land avenue, Albina.
MRS. SAMUEL ETTER.
Another Soul Made Happy.
To the Editor: For about one year
prior to going under Dr. Darrln's elec
trical treatment, I had been troubled with
kidney and liver complaint, had great
pain In my back so I could not work
during that time. Dr. Darrln cured me
in less than one month. Refer any one
to me at 234 Second street, Portland.
A. V. GODWIN.
Dr. Darrln's Place of Business.
Dr. Darrln can be consulted at 2C5
Mrrlson street, Portland, from
to : T to "y"ats ai
. ... f acute ana private aisen
10 to 12:
all curable
sease9. with
electricity, and; scientific medical treat
ment, such as Eye, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Consumption, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Indi
gestion, Scrofula, Female Weakness, Deaf
ness, Sexual Diseases, Lost Manhood, Ma
laria, Urinary Troubles, Piles or any
other curable disease. Low charges, with
in the reach of all, combined with the best
medical skill. A friendly talk may save
you thousands of dollars or years of suf
fering and perhaps your life. Young,
middle-aged or old men suffering from the
effects of follies and excesses restored to
perfect health, manhood and vigor. Each
visitor seen privately, and all communi
cations received in sacred confidence.
Out-of-town patients can write for ques
tion blanks and circulars free. By that
means many may be saved the expense
of a trip to Portland.
Didn't Mean To.
Little Bessie, having been punishhed
for misbehavior, walked to the other
end of the roqra, ciying.
When her sobs had subsided, hei
mother turned to view her lepentance,
but found her engaged in m.tking faces
at her.
"Why, Bessie," said her mother,
" how can you do so? '
"Oh, mamma," answered the girl
quickly, I was trying to smile at you,
but my face Blipped I" Cincinnati En
quirer.
"Ah I If our youthful Ideas could
but be realized 1"
it tney could we would tie circus
actors, truck drivers or pirates, the
most us." Indianapolis Journal.
Carbide of calcium oan be made, ac
cording to French authority, by the use
of pure oxygen with, ordinary carbon
as a fuel, for the heat produced is euffi
cient.
1
TRY ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE,
A Tjowder to be shaken Into thn shoes
At this season your feet feel swollen, ner
vous and uncomfortable. If you have
smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's
Foot-Ease. It rests and comforts; makes
walking easy. Cures swollen and sweating
feet, blisters and callous spots. Believes
corns and bunions of all pain and is a cer
tain cure for Chilblains, Sweating, damp
or frosted feet. We have over thirty thou
sand testimonials. Try it todan. Sold bv
all druggists and shoo titorer; for 25o. Trial
package FREE. Address, Allen S. Olm
sted, to Roy, N. Y.
The Jewish year book 'estimates
that there a re. in the world about 11,
000,000 of that race, more than half
being under Russian jurisdiction.
To Cnre n ("iilcl In One Day
Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. 2;")C.
Late Australian adviceB report a wild
"rush" to the new diamond mines
discovered at Nulligane, in the North
western part of Western Australia.
FITS yermanontly Cured. So fltsor nervousncs
I I slier lirst day's use of Dr. Kline's Great
Nerve ltestortr. Send for FUKU IM.Oll Irlat
bottle nd treutlne. lift. It. U, K ( in p; jU4., two
Area itrat, ? uUadeluula, l'a,
A Spanish newspaper announces
that the last two descendants of Chris
topher Columbus aie now occupants of
a poor-house at Cadiz.
Taksn Hold.
We can wake up from sleep and
'find that soreness and stiffness have
taken hold of us. We can use St.
j 3" ?il and go to sleep and wake up
There are 100 roads of one kind or
another over the Pyrenees, between
France and Spain, but only three of
these are passable for carriages.
No household is completo without a bot
tle of the famous Jesse Moore Whiskey. It
is a pure and wholesome stlmuliint rec
ommended by all physicians. Don't ne
glect this necessity.
A statue of the noted violinist, Ole
Bull, desinged by Herr Binding, of
Copenhagen, is about to be erected at
Bergen
Piso's Cure for Consumption Is ouryonly
medicine for coughs and colds. Mrs, C,
Ueltz, 43U8th Ave.. Denver, Col,, Nov. 8' 85.
For a number of years Great Brit
i a,D 8 i,mr"?rt'' f buttern 8 l0w" ai!
, ",".'u.'' mu ,uuu UUUureu
wei! ' '
THEY ALL WANT
THE '99 AGENCY FOit
and IDEAL
DICYCLES
40, $30. $25, $22.60, S20.
If rou want a paring alienor write at once be
fore all territory it taken.
FEED T. MF.Itltll.L CVCLK CO.,
PORTLAND, OB.
IPOKAN. TACOMA. SEATTLE.
MJ I MI
i mix
Kicked All Around.
A correspondence is being published
n the Times on the subject of "Frenob
Feeling Toward Englishmen." A Mr.
Jackson has written to that paper to
repeat that at Caen recently a student
went out of his way to publicly insult
Great Britain. As a boy I was first for
some years at school in Paris. I was.
then kicked for being an Englishman;
after I was transferred to a school in
England, where I was kicked for being
a Frenchman. 'Comment is unneces
sary. London Truth. ;
In the Electrical World.
A press, dispatch from Little Rook,
Ark., says that an extraordinary long
distance telephone test has ben mad
by Charles J. Qlidden, president of the
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone "
Company. Mr. Qlidden held adistinot
and olear conversation over the wire
with Frederick F. Farrar, of the firm
of Poor & Greenough. Boston. The
distance from Little Rock is 1,900
miles. Mr. Glidden says this is the
longest oircuit in the world.
Shall Porto Rico Be a State.
Our public men are trying to decide wht
action should be taken regarding the status ol
Porto Rico. We have never before had to dosl
with a similar condition whore nearly a million
ojue oi u ioroin tongue nave ooen anuexen.
Neither have we ever hud before such a reliable
nu'diul ne for malaria, fever and ORue as Hoi
tetter's Stomach Bitters. It drives the poisons
out of the system and establishes strength to
resist future attacks.
There are 18,000,000
acres
of
primeval forest in Cuba.
Easy Cliauoes.
A slip may sprain, a thump may
bruise; easy ohunces for pain and
trouble. An easy wav to oure right off
is to use St. Jacobs Oil. It takes no
chances and knows what it oan do.
He Wusn't rerfaot
Giles I just heard that Hawkins re
ferred to me as a perfect idiot,
f Smiles Oh, don't mind what Haw
kins says; he always does exaggerate
more or less. I'm sure no one believes
your are perfect. Chicago Evening;
News.
Schillings
Best
, Jrpan
Ceylon
Engl sh Ereakfast
Oo'cng
Ideal Blend
Cnbnn Hallways.
Two leading Cuban rnilwnys ar
owned and controlled by British enter
prise. A few years ago, at least, no
Spaniard or Cuban was in control of an
engine. The building and management
of machinery is yet but vaguely under
stood bv the Latin races.
JOB PRINTER WANTED
An excellent opportunity for a man with s
Job printing outfit and t-M In cash, to engags
iz a well-paying business In l'ortlaud. big
money for the riht man. Call on or address
N. N., care Pacific Coast Novelty Co., 181)$
First Street, Portland, Or.
5EEDS
were famous years ago tlielrfume
grows vvuiy yeur tut the svttls I
niuHt to be relutl on us hIm r s J
the bent, tor Bale by kutlli.k J
deulern everywhere, J-ie cents
per paper ttna uivvayn wonn u.
. AiittiHi on uaviiig iiifiu. nuu :
V twi rink linv Utffxim.
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YOUR LIVER
Is It Wrong?
Get It Right
Keep It Right
Moors' s Revealed Itemed y wllldolt. Tore
doses will wake you leel better. Oct it irons
your druggist or any wholeaale drug bouse, off
bom Stewart & Uolmei UrugCo., Beattla.
MACHINERY
Fnr MiilH, Mines, Shop and Farms; Steel Ixs
glint "J'niol'tjnK KiikIwi; Hoc ChUel
Tooth Haws, Albany Urease, etc.
T AT U IM & B 6 W E N
27 to Sfl First Street Portland, Or.
84-86 Fremont Street, Ban Francisco.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
ltoots Crowned. rlils Mude,
l'ttlnleas filling- and oxtrnatlon.
Dr. T. 11. White, fsr-
CURE YOURSELF I
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Os.rime.t irritation, or uU-emtiouav
I to llrlalurt. of IIIUGUUI IllHlnl.riitu.d.
...on wuixioi. Painlnn. ami not utilu.
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1.(10, or 3 Uotth., 2.7.
Circular mui uu kiiuimU
RUPTURE CURED.
Vie gnaraii'ee lo lit every cane we undertake
Don't put It off; writ for particulars at on:.
CI. H. noilllAKII 1 III., Kipnt Trui.
Utters, 108 Second Street, Portland, Or.
DR. M ARTEL'S
FRENCH
FEMALE
PILLS
Particular and ttl
motitalrt In plain sruletl
letter Mai Lb, i) Fttita.
WOMEN
FRENCH DRUQC0.,3eU383PearlSt.,NewYorl(
N. V. N. V.
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II mention tills papar.
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