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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1900 8 POISONS IX MUIIDER. THE USE OF THE SUBTLER DRUGS SELDOM BROUGHT TO LIGHT. Strychnin and Ararnle Ara Claraar Aki-oIs of Drain, aa Their Trarra Ilfmaln In (he Victim Indrflnltclf. I'olanna In Novrla and l'lajra, "A recent newspaper article," said a liliyslcinu. "called atteutlon to two ruiioMs facts, or rather, alleged facts, (bout poison. First, that It Is so sel dom resorted to by nriirdcrers, and, lecond, that Its use Is almost Invaria bly followed by detection. One might answer both statements with the ques tion: How do we know? llow do we know that the few clumsy cases that como to light represent the sum of that kind of crime? "It Is undeniably true that there are certain drugs which, If administered With skill, would be almost Impossible to detect Their symptoms are practi cally Identical with those of familiar diseases, and a little while after death they decompose, change form and dis appear. "It would be possible, too, to innocu late a victim with the germs of some deadly malady. lie would then go to his grave with a real case of consump tion or pneumonia or lockjaw, and there would be nothing to arouse the shadow of suspicion. I believe firmly that such crimes are committed and never discovered, but I believe also that they are very rare. The real safe guard of a community lies In the fact that so few murderers possess the req ulslto skill "HJuated people seldom commit de liberate murder," continued the doctor, the uneducated mind Instinctive ly associates poison with two sub stancesarsenic and strychnine. Tbey are the deadly drags most familiar to the public, and fortunately tbey are easily detected. Murder by arsenic Is Infinitely clumsy. To begin with, the symptoms are marked and peculiar; being a metallic product, Its traces re main In the body an Indefinite time. "Last snniuier a woman In Barce lona, Spain, confessed that she bad poisoned her sister with arsenic 13 " years before. The grave was opened and the coffin found to contain nothing but dust and ashes, but a chemical test showed unmistakably the presence of the drug. "Mrs. Maybrlck was accused of kill ing her husband with arsenic, and the test revealed It plainly not only In the remains, but In certain medicines. The demonstration was so conclusive that she finally arose in court and admitted giving him a 'white powder,' but Insist ed that she followed bis own express directions. "One of the most Ingenious1 cases of poisoning I ever beard of occurred some years ago Id another state. A ycung physician plotted to kill a wealthy farmer. He knew the latter was taking quinine for a cold and, meeting him one day, asked to see what size capsules he used. While pretending to examine them, he slip ped in one containing strychnine. The farmer happened on It nearly a week Inter and died In convulsions. An au topsy revealed the poison, but the af fair was a deep mystery until the doc tor committed suicide, leaving a writ ten confession. "The poisonings that occur In novels and on the stage are usually very amusing to a student of toxicology," said the physician In conclusion. "I remember in 'Sam'I of Posen,' wbieb was produced with such success by M. B. Curtis, the drummer hero was tem porarily knocked out by a poisoned ci gar. He took two or three whiffs, and over he rolled. I would like very much to know the name of the drug that .would produce that sort of effect "Nearly all the poisoning In fiction Is equally surprising. There Is a well known English romance In which the heroine Inhales the fragrance of a bunch of roses and Instantly falls dead. Needless to say, the poisoned perfume Is wholly unknown to science. "Another story But I could keep on citing Instances all night History Isn't much better. Most of the yarns of the Borglas and Medlcls are pure moonshine, especially those about poi soned gloves, poisoned tapers and oth er applications of drugs or things that are touched or handled. "The tale of the book which was anointed on the margins with some deadly substance that killed the per son who moistened his fingers to turn the leaves has possibly a foundation In truth, but I confess, I would be puz- elcd to know how to prepare such a Volume. Almost anything that might be used would Instantly betray Itself by its taste. "In the middle ages powdered glass Is said to have been a favorite material with which to 'doctor food, and you'll find some interesting data on the sub ject In the autobiography of Cellini, the goldsmith.- It Is occasionally used by negroes iht here in the south. Of course, powdered glass Isn't a true poison. It sometimes kills by setting up Internal inflnmmatlon. Oftener it has no effect at all." - New Orleans Times-Democrat. A Good Rtratral.t. "John," said Mrs. Thursby, "you were saying yesterday that you were In financial trouble, I believe." "Ves," Mr. Thursby replied, "aud I'm terribly worried. I didn't sleep a wink Inst night." "I think I heard you say something, too, about a note held by Mr. Hewitt, didn't I?" "That's what Is causing the trouble. If I could get hliu to extendho time ou It for abont w days, everything would come out all right I could then rcallzo ou some securities I hold aud get on my feet, but If be Insists on payment now I shall have to sncrlllee my valuable holdings, aud this will practically ruin me." "Have you asked blui for an exten sion of the time?" "No. That wouldn't do any good, ne never favored anybody In bis life. If he knew bow I am fixed, he would be all the more anxious to press me for an Immediate settlement." "Well, don't you worry, dear. His wife, you know, Is several years older than I. We met at a party this after noon, and I spoke to a lot if women there of the days when she and I went to the same school. She turned pale when I mentioned the fact fearing, of course, that I was going to tell bow long ago It was, and that she was sev eral grades above me because she was older, but I put dfn my pride and pretended that as 1 remembered ber she was a little thing In pinafores Just learning her primer lessons when I graduated. You go to Hewitt's house now, and when she Is present ask him to extend the time on that note." Chicago Times-Herald. Frcallarltlea of tha Japantaa Hath. To their credit, be It sulci, Japs are regular whales at bathing, and usually when not drinking tea are bathing. Their only trouble lu life seems to bo their Inability to enjoy both theso de lights at the same time. If some American trick swimmer could tench the Jups how to swallow tea out of a bottle whllo under wnter, they would build a tin temple round him, burn In cense made of old rags and bones un der bis nose and worship hlin. Public baths are numerous tu which mixed bathing" was practiced until tnteJy. but now a bamboo fence sepa rates the sexes, though It does uot screen them from view, the feuco be- No .tight to 1'kIIhi'hn. The woman who Is lovely In face, loim tnd temper will always have Irlnnds, but one who would be attractive must keep her health. If she Is wesk, sickly and all run down, she will bo nervous and rrilsblo. II she lias constipation or kidney trouble, her Impure blood will cniiMe pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretched complexion, l.lectric Hitters is tho best medicine In Ibo world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys ami to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eyessmooth velvety skin, rich complexion. It will make a good- looking, charming woman of a run-down lug only two feet high lu bathhouses In I Invalid. Only 51) cents at 0. A. Hard- Beef? Beantlra. "In Turkey the most beautiful and desirable woman is the one who weighs the most" writes an American who has been sojourning In the sul tan's domain. "A thin and willowy creature would have no social standing In Turkey and would be a total failure on the stage In Constantinople. Un less a woman Is fat sbe cannot secure an engagement In a musical hall, and the fatter she Is the more enthusiasm she arouses and the larger Is ber sal ary. "On the evening after my arrival In Constantinople I went to the Concordia Music hall, and there I saw more fem inine breadth, depth, thickness, heft and circumference than I bad ever be fore seen under one roof. The first woman who sang was fat; the second was fatter; the third was no, not fat test although she was much heavier than No. 2. She was merely the pron Ise of what was yet to come. They were holding back the really big art ists for the finale. "At last these two came on. They were 'sisters' and they made a large family by themselves. The bouse arose in Joy as the two vast egg shaped ob jects appeared on the stage. The Turks, who bad been sitting stolidly In the boxes looking with dull uncon cern at the frail vocalists who weighed less than 300, now straightened up and clapped their hands." the luterlor of Japan. Home homes have a wooden bathtub, circular shape, with a stove built In one end, which bents the water. The whole family, beginning with tho father, batho In the same water. Sometimes women "tub" themselves and their children outside their doors lu the streets where sidewalks should be. The first time a foreigner falls over one of theso bath ing parties and Into the arms of the bather he feels the sltunttou Is unique. but by the time he has tumbled over half a dozen he tires of the fun, rubs his shins and makes some very uncom plimentary counneut, while the polite little wo nnn underneath squeaks out "Sayonara" (Sir. please call again), etc. Baltimore Sun. ing's Drug Store. Wedding stationery, the latest styles and fimwt assortnient ever brought to Oregon City at the Entkhi'kisk olllee. Railroad Ties. A fact of some Interest In railroad Wliat the Mouth Telia. A certain philosopher declares that a woman Is known by her mouth, not by the words that Issue therefrom, but by the shape and color of the lips and the lines and dimples that gather about this Important feature. He Is support ed In his theory by physiognomists, who all endeavor to prove that no wo man with the smalt, red lipped "Cupid bow" mouth, so praised In song and story, was ever Intellectual or generous of heart, and It Is consoling to those whose mouths are not lu accordance with the lines of beauty laid down by the poets to be told that a "wide, straight mouth, with strong, white teeth," denotes the woman of su perior Intelligence, goodness of heart strength of mlud and a thousand and one other sterling qualities which one likes to think she possesses. It Is the fashion at present for wo men to hold their lips Rightly apart. This Is supposed to give that Innocent, wistful, wondering expression which was the peculiar property of the heroines of old fashioned novels, but which bicycle riding aud kindred mod ern amusements have caused to van ish. It Is difficult for the thin lipped, determined woman to acquire this trick, but perseverance works wouders. Baltimore Herald. For sale, fifty-five acres of land, cheap, kood location on Highland road, about three miles from Oregon City. House and lot In good location in Oregon City, easy terms. Also 1(17 acres of good timber land on the Columbia river. Panikl Williams, Oregon City, Or. Notice, yc.ir old Utile Bring In ycur old Utile ware and jewelry ami have them replated now w hile you have a chance, as you may not have a chance very long. Leave orders with Mr. Younger, the watch maker, opposite Huntley's drug store. A.Baimann. pARMEKS Your town will hnvo the lxwt of euro ami Full Measure of Feed City StableH. W.H. YOUNC, Prop,, HuoorsaoraJ", W. H, COOk Live ry Higs on Short Notice. Telephone No. 42. 7IUKOU7IJIOVUII7IJVU LI. 1 1 I1 T Jacob Gikhy, Pkohuictoii JOHN YOUNGER, JEWELER, Opp. Huntley's Prujr Store, FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN (J rent Britain and America. Kates II Per Iuy and Upwards. I.lviry ami Feed Ntaliln In (onnKctinn,wlth (lis Ilium, llorwi and lliiu.le. tu 11 at Itt'MOIialtle UUa. lariuiili"l with Hie fluent wlnei, lltior. and cigar. Wi'lnlmrd'i Hwr on draught. AURORA, - OREGON. tlrllat.l. itrnit f . mwhatilt al nr Intanllvn uiltxl drilrliif atrip t" Hi I'arla r.ilMtaltiajn, Willi m4 ..larr mI riiiia' i lit writ Ilia I'A.r.M f I4M UI, llMltlmnra, Mil. J. I. Bevry, Loganton, Pa., writes, "I am willing to take my oath that I was cured of pneumonia entirely by the use of One Minute Cough Cure after doctors failed. It also cured my children of whooping cough. "Quickly relieves and cures coughs, colds, croup, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Children all like It. Mothers endorse It, Gko. A. IIardino To Cora Con.tlpatloa Foraar. Tike Cam-arala CaniW Cathartic, lua or Be. It C C. G (all to ours. drugglata rvfuuJ luoucjr. I'nappreclated. The teacher of a district school In Maine tells a story that reminds me of Mary aud ber little lamb, only It Is of Joe and his little dog. Joe was a boy about 8 years old and was devoted to a small, lank puppy. Out of school hours boy and dog were Inseparable, and Joe apparently could not reconcile: himself to the necessity of leaving the dog at home. For sev- construction Is the great diversity In j eral mornings the teacher allowed the the number of ties used to the mile on different lines, as well as in the size and quality of timber. Thus, accord ing to the construction details of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railway, the number of ties used on that line Is 2,800 to the mile, three quarters of these being chestnut and one-quarter oak, while some roads use 2,000 only, or 2,600 to the mile. More than GO per cent of the ties are cut 8 feet long, 12 per cent 0 feet and the rest 8V& feet long; the nine foot ties are used chiefly by the southern and gulf group of railroads, where pine timber Is very abundant and cheap. The New England roads have their ties cut from five to six inches In thickness, while the southern roads seem to prefer sev en Inch ties; the width of the ties like wise varies from five to six Inches In New England to eight Inches In the central northern aud the southern roads. New York Sun. A Hnatler. "Now, then, my friend," said the businesslike young preacher, pocketing the wedding fee and turning again to the bridegroom, "let me ask If you are carrying any life Insurance?" 'No, sir," replied the newly made benedict, "Not yet." 'Well, the most sacred duty resting upon you now Is to take out a liberal policy for the benefit of this young wo man, who Is dependent upon you here after. I represent one of the strongest and best companies In this country. Here are the figures showing," etc. And he got the young husband's ap plication. There Is nothing like finish ing a Job thoroughly while you are about it. Chicago Tribune. puppy to remain at Joes feet under the desk. Then there came a day when the small dog could not be kept quiet, but frisked about, to the delight of the school and the dismay of the teacher. "Joe," she said firmly, "you must take that dog out." Joe looked at her mournfully, but picked up the pup and. with Its head against his cheek, started for the door. The boy's feelings were evidently hurt, but he said nothing until he reached the door; then, giving his teacher a re proachful look, with a pitying glance toward bis dog, he said slowly, "And he's named for you.'" Youth's Companion. Oriental Honior. Some of the similes used by oriental advertisers are as remarkable for hu mor and naivete as even those of the Immortal Sam Weller. Here are one or two specimens which have recently appeared In eastern newspapers: "Goods dispatched as expeditiously as a cannon ball." 'Tareels done up with as much enre as that bestowed on ber husband by a loving wife." "Paper tough as elephant's hide." "The print of our books Is clear as crystal; the matter elegant as a sing ing girl." "Customers treated as politely as by the rival steamship companies." "Silks and satins smooth as a lady's cheek and colored like the rainbow." London Answers. Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind., say "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did me more good than anything I ever took." It di gesta what you eat and can not help but cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles, Uro. A. IIahdi.no, CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature I0U THf ir. IfSbiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cents and 50 cents and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will re fund your money. Sold for over flit y years on this guarantee. Price 25 cents and 50 cents. C. G. Huntley, the Druggist. Money to Loan at Lowest Rates Dimick A Eastiiam. Wantkd Several Bright ano Hon est persons to represent us as Managers in this and close by counties. Salary $900 a year and expenses. Straight, bona-fide, no more no less salary. Po sition permanent Our references, any bank in town. It is mainly office work conducted at home. Reference. En close self-addressed stamped envelope. Tub Dominion Company, Dept. 3,Chicago W. S. HURST & CO.- Produce and Commission Merchants. Highest market price paid for Wheat. Oats, Hops, Potatoes, Wool, Onions, (Ireen and Dried Fruits, Call on or write U N III It1', Aurnra.Or. It K. I IHVI Aaeiil, Harlow. Ji:. ftiMall T. Atrui.imuUy. W. 8 Real Estate and .! . f riro miMirmiin. . Nulurv Public. 1 ' 4 - - ' ' U 3 i lM? " SMI JL' v 'OMOwo at I v7 4-POUNP CATALOGUE PPR THIS RIO CATALOGUE . 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A nniarftil pit of worfc WuhlnrtAn Kattofial Tfiban Th CAtAlotfuv I worwtar." MaMrhaatar IN li.i I num. fWa, k.turh A Co la utf of loo Ufajaa bouaaa ul IU klft4 It) Oik-awn.- hlratfo InUrOrMH. Tha biirria.iiru forma om or lb flnaat shop ping aaatlluou IBM MM pnajlMv ha Mnt Into ft dMrfrt "-llnytVa Monthly . I hirturo. "Thalrrataloirua la n rant ltrtmnt al.iro boiliHl down "-Atlanta rvmatltutlnn. ThvraUlntruaUrvrtainljra marrhanlia a-vyr-lop!.- ( hirairn tpwirili Mara Id. A law ahoulU ha p"! rimpllinir tha vaanf tnla rataJnnaln all (Hihltr arfcrntta "-Tha Hon O. A Honthtnon, Wa rouhl tUtf thuan1s) f ImHar a-trarta. 4 l U at aaa aaj j "HI raaait laa 4 t-4 aaA f ratonj mil Addrau, SCARS, ROEBUCK A CO. (I no.), CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. U. 8. A Get our Prices on Job Printing. Manners In Public. The person who has been trained from childhood to consider the comfort and convenience of others at the ex penso of hia own will Instinctively take the least comfortable seat In a car and get on or off tho car In which will cause convenience. The person who has not been trained In this way will make himself obnoxious and cause much In ward swearing among his neighbors. ii me cuuuren ne trained to be po lite.-Washington Times. She Silenced Greeley. Horace Greeley once had a discus sion wuu an auvocato or women s suffrage shortly before tho American civil war. He was using as bis flnal argument the Inability of women to fight. "What would you do, for In stance," he asked bis friend, "in the event of war?" "Just what you would do, Mr. Gree ley," she replied promptly. "I should Deaotr la Blood Deep. Clean hlnnd mrnna a r!pnn mtn Vi beauty without it. Cascareta, Candy Cathar tic Clean vnnr hlnnr! nnH Loon if .1... I-,.- stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im purities irom tne body. Hogm today to banish Dimoles. boil. filnMioa UnMrhoiwIa nd that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets, beauty for ton cents. All drug- ii wuiBiuLiioii guuraniccu, luc, &c, SUc. yip jot M Koucar. ha! ONLY $2,76 6END NO MONEY tuuhi. aJ. out, and semi tu ui, iUW our wtlchi aa4 alirat, alro nun, bar of Iiicom around bad si bat aaa ark, and wewtllaend thl. L FUR TRIMMED If AVE! iPi to yu ibjwt to eiaminatlon eiprtan eiamtne and try h oi nearetteiDraiu nf nd if found tr1il tatUfadarj, axacll; rrp rwataa aaa Maaiaa waadarfal valaa toa r Mar hrardaf. PT tha eiprfiw atrnnt our aprflai t-r prltT$i.75, a4 aiprtss rharr". Kipremt chartcei will verKe 40 t 0 cnta fur ' I 1,000 mllew. TM'f CAPE IS LA TEST STY L I from i 1 ))J r IGGLE BOOKS A Farm llhrar of nneqoatlcj alac rruc ictJ. Ip-to-datc, Concise and Comprehensive liar-, somcly printed and Bcautlfullj lilusiistcJ. By JACOB BIGOLC No. 1-BiaOLE HORSE BOOK All about llararaa Common-Saline TV-all., will, ,,rt 74 tlluttratluua j a itauOurU work. I rice, jo Ccuta No. 2-BIO.aLB BERRY BOCK All atnut rowi Small I'rulla-rrad an.t a-am hnr . conUlntoculortaille.llkerrpro.Uiiloii.olalllriuiL varlcliea ad lut oilier illuMiallon. uCruU No. 3-BIOOUi POULTRY BOOK ah ooui I oultry ; the brut l oultry Iloolc In eilnlrnre . yinine ; wltluj colored llk'-likrrrirwliirliciiia lellac oi all the pi J'rlce, y Crata. hlne; rlnclual breeda; with u j oilier lllmlrailoua. rata. No. 4-BIQOLR COW BOOK .All about Cows aud Hit Dnliy llitkiM ; Laving a riem aole; contain. Icolorrd life like rcprolm-tl.",. , ,', h breed, with i jj oilier illu.trntloni. I rice, y. tenia No. 5-BiaOLD SWINE BOOK Jut out. All .ho.it Ho(?-nreedltiK. Teflli it, n, . ery, Ulwa-ie., etc. Conluins over Ho Ix-nutHul Lnll tone, and other engiaviiifc.. l"rlce, jo Cenln. "'SnTli? ".7 nirlHnl.url- - .-, aaw anything like them-i,ri-tii 10 ,,. il K ,i;i. ore having: an enurnioii. arilc lis t We. I, K, i I, ml rh1,2ntryon .ho kfr'' " ,lor"'j tow. ""K FARM JOURNAL Snii J r. e rrat b?'l',-l.h t-lhe-uailn-tlie-heiil - i . L v'vt oi ii. .ne in the Unlicd 8lnit' t cfAmCTl-hviugover.minionanUa-li.ifregul'.iita.lci, Any ONE of the BIGGLB BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL VttbkilT1' l9a ,nJ wl" i oamp.eo, rAKn JUUKIMAL and circular describing BIOOLE ROOKS free. AJdrew, FARM JutMNAI. I'UiLAI.tLl'Hl WltME ATKINSOg, CIAS. jr. JKNKJNg. A Dog Storr. Animals have sentiment, and they do reason. Lord Sandwich bad two Intel ligent, companionable little white dogs. Ha "R'ts fond of both. They were much attached to him and devoted to each AftAN Ann M.I.I.H f . t 1 a . r J.. . " u uu Clergymen Lend In I.onifevltv .waicuea over tne ntue creature. But Diagrams prqia.-rd l,y ., ,.Xi,ert for till nttra OIlfllnriH tn conn t U JI.J . . ' J ' Al'1" lul Cn. i , , 1' .u u,eu- ; one oi the large life insurance conina- The loving ...aster said that he hlmffelf j Des to HluHtrate tin- ,-on rntlve Ion- would bury the dog, and he did so. . gevity of clergy,,.,.,., farmer. t,,u-l,,r", Le living Pomeranian stood by.grlev lawyers and .ioctor.,. K10W thai U ou ng as sincerely as the bereaved mas- !0f every i;,) s f .!,, J". ter. But the survivor could never i reach the uge of 70. 'i . f,,,- TO nc Main endure Lord Sandwich, shunned , next, thrir proportion for 70 years of Urn and was utterly Irreconcilable for ' 8ge belnir 40 out of 170. Next come the SinA0 "f, Mat th? maSter tcaebtIS wltb lawyers show S ..... vuuiuc cum- ana tne noctors are ast. with nnie 9j o.r the car In a way stay ln an offlce and wrUe , . Z TJT I" , l other people to go and flgt. Heaanrlng; Time. Just when the day became divided Into hours Is not known, nor Is the process explained. The Greeks and Romans measured time by the water glass and the sun dials. 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