The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, December 09, 1899, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text100 Candle THU LCONOMY CAS LAMP is tho best ami most ecouotn icnl light producer. No wick or smoked chimneys. A pure white nml absolutely steady incandescent light from one-sov-onth to ono-thirtioth coat of all other lights. Own your own gas plant. Hun your own meter. A completo gas plant within tho lamp, portable; hang it anywhere. .Maximum light at minimum cost. It is tho only gasoline lamp approved by the 1'aciflo Board of Underwriters. Wo guarauteo every lamp. Agents wanted. Full lino of mantles, shades and chimneys for gasoline lamp? and gas. Mail orders filled when accompanied by money or der or draft. Economy Gas Lamp Co. tfOJUXESI. ItCV H. W. MANNING, (itinera! Agent Oregon, Wellington, Ilrltlsh WEDDING, VISITING AND PROFESSIONAL CARD ENGRAVERS. The Largest Plate Engraving W. G. SMITH & CO., 22 and ....BOTH EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLANS.... Corner Fourth nut! Couch Streets, Portland, Oregon. m.1.'8 V,0,)"lnr ,m! I'o'.i'u-'iko n'l Famed for Square Dealing. Tablo Supplied with the li.-Ht. Single Meals 25c. Lodging 25 and COc. UcBt Family Hotel in the City. 140 Rooms. All Outsldo and Well Lighted. y BOARD AND ROOM ... 8I.OO PER DAY. Free Conch To nnd From tlio Houte. R. E..CASE .... PROPRIETOR. l.'fl ,JK..-.J -. ' H"lkIV4 M ?r5Xrrr-v o .fii m&L RUSSELL & CO. Write for Catalogue and Prices. KBTAUMSJIIED IStl. ALLEN & LEWIS SHipping & Commission Merchants WHOLE8ALE GROCERS To tnro tlmo add re" all Communication! to the Company. Noil. 40 to 04 Front Street. North. l'OllTT.ANT, OR. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK La Grande, Oregon. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - - - $72,000 THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK PENDLETON, OREGON. Organlzod March I, 1880; Capital, 8100,000. Intoroat allowol on time doposita. Exclnuitfo bought and eold on all prin cipal iiolnts. Special attention given to col'ectlona. . J. FurniBh, prositlnnt ; .1. N. Teal, vico-preaiilent; T. J. Morrlf, cashier. fie Title Giarattlee nt W Oilora Projiorty for sale nt such low prices, that It will pay you to purohnso nml hold for nn a Ivauuo. Wo have income-producing property for buIo, which it will pay you to boy for an inveatmont. Wo liavo low-pricod lota for the hnine-huildier. and if you buy tiie ground we will loan you money at loweat rates with which to build a ltotiao. EAFETY-DEPOSIT VAULTS. LOANS, ABSTRACTS, TITLE INSURANCE For further particulars eoo The Title Guarantee and Trust Co. VM. M. LADD. Preaidont. J. THORJJURN ROSS. Sec'y and M'gr. T. T. BURKI1ART, Asa't Secretaiy. Before Using IT Will novt For Safe by all Oruggfsis W'v? W1LUIETTE COU CURE Light One Week 128 Sixth St., PORTLAND, OREGON Columbia nml Alaska. Tel. North 28!. House In the Northwest. 23 Washington bld'g, PORTLAND, OR. RUSSELL ENGINES BOILERS SAW MILLS High Grade THRESHERS Machinery STACKERS PORTLAND, OREGON. INCORPORATED 1S9T. Chamber of Commerce, PORTLAND, OR. Z5jPj 0. about Corns.... ytaf jc a Com? Physician call it a Clavua. a c&lous or homy thlokening of the akin, over a joint in a toe, with a central core or "karnal". A corn cut In half would look very much tike this LWL - 'KtrntV C-Sul rimd. S-SUB r-JtiBi t r .LLLQLL t3 What Produces a corn r phessure. not Decsaruy that the shoe la Uht -but while apparently roomy, does, at some position during walklof, press upon one spot; the result is a "CORN " Having a Corn, what shall i do for m aw now thore is the question. Some people'pare them, getting a little tempor ary relief, but stimulating the corn to twice as rapid arowth - Well, here la a clear and colorless fluid called Willamette Corn Cure CCXW ASO ICAV: A MTUMl 3KIH IN ntj Cent per For Sale Dottle NEW SOUTHWEST LODGE, NO.4 Bfiot, G. U. 0 of O. F. nu'ctA fit thoif- hnll northwest conk r of Second Yamhill streets, intsinoss mee first and third Tuesday of each month, Houso of iiiHtruotion fourth Tuesday of each month. Ollloers: It. Crawford, P. N. P.; F. D. Thomas, N. F.; Itt Hill. P. N. G.; J. E. WutBon. N. G , 846 Burnaldo street; Win. B. Robin eon, V. G.i 0. A. Hittor, P. S., 280 Wood street; L. 0. Copuland, E. S.; P. Jenkins. W. T.j 0. H. Gray, chap. SlIHIIIKK SAM. In the Circuit Court of the Stntc of Ore iron, for the County of Multnomah A. Dcbenedettl. Plaintiff, vs. A. 1X- nuirtlnl and P. Powers, Defendants. Uy virtue of an execution, Judgment order and decree, duly Issued out of and utidor tlio seal of tho above entitled court. In the abovo entitled cause, to me duly directed, nnd dated the Kith day of No vember, 1SD9, upon a Judgment rendered and entered In said court on the 13th day of November, 1S91), In favor of A. Debenc dcttl, plaintiff, and against A. Domnrtlnl. defendant, for the sum of $1,702.00, with In terest thereon at tlio rate of 7 per cent per annum from the 1Mb day of Novem ber, IMS, apd the further sum of $100.00, wltli Interest thereon at tho rate of C per cent per annum from the lBth day of November, 1W9. nnd the further sum of J15.ro costs and disbursements, nnd the costs of nnd upon this writ, coiniiiiiiidtnu me to innko sale of tho following de scribed real property, situate. lyliiR nnd beltiK In Multnomah county, state of Ore gon, to-wlt: Commencing at a point which Is 17.10 chains north of tho southeast corner of the land claim of Gideon Tlbbotts, In township one (1) south. numo ono (1) east, and 7.10 chains west of said south east corner: thence north fi.PO chains to the northerly lino of tho seven and one half (7,i) ucro tract heretofore owned liv H. Gnvotonlo and Carlo Snvonu. but which was partitioned between them by deed dated June 19. 1W.1: thence south 07 decrees r, minutes, east 7.70 chains, to the claim line: thence south tracing claim line 2.m cbn ns: thence north 2 10 elmlm nloiiB the lino of said ovon nnd one-half (71) aero tract to the place of beginning, containing three and one-half Ciu,) acres. Now, therefore, by virtue of said exe cution, Judgment order and decree, and In compliance with the commands of said writ. I will on Tuesday, the 19th day or December. 1W nt the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., at the front door of the county courthouse. In tho city of Portland, said county and state, sell at public auction, subject to redemption, to the highest bid der Tor United Slates mid com. ensh In hand, all the right, title nnd Interest which tho within named defendants, or either of them, had on the date of the mortgnge herein, the SSlli day of October. IWi. nr since had. In and to the abovo described real property, or any part thereof, to satisfy said execution. Judg ment order, decree. Interest, costs and all accruing costs. WILLIAM KRA'IBR. Sheriff of Multnomah County. Oregon. Dated at Portland. Or., Nov. 10, 1K99. SIII'III1'I".S SAI.K. In tlio elreult court of the stntc of Oro- koii for Multiinniali county. V. U. Aycr. pliilntlff. vs. Cortland D. Me Cluru, Anna K. McClure. Ioulne Par; low, J. M. Partlow. 1. 1,. Smith; tho City I.unilier Company, a corporation j 1'nKO .t Son. ii coiporatlon: II. .1. Fish er, M. O. Tliorspn anil C. J. Smith, partners as Fisher, Thorsen & Co.; Uooi-ku W. Collins nml William 12. Ilralnnril, (Ipfcndanis. Hy virtue of an execution, decree and order of sale, duly Issued out of and un der tho seal of the abovo entitled court In the above entitled cause, to mo duly directed, and dated November 21. 1SU9. up on a JuilKinent and decree- rendered and entered In said court on November 2.1, U9!). In favor of U. Ayur. plalntliT. and against Cortland D. McCluro and Anna 12. McClure, two of said defend ants, for the sum of JIl.Ouo. with Interest thereon nt tho rnto of 8 por cent per an num from February 23. 1S97. and the fur ther sum of $.150, with Interest thereon at tho rate of 6 per cent per milium from November 23. 1W9. and tho further sum of J27 costs and disbursements nnd thrt costs of and upon this writ, commundlnu mu to mnko salo of tho following described rca property, situated In the county of Multnomah, state of OrcKon. to wit: All of block numbered two hundred and nlnpty-elKlit 29S) In 12ast Porllnnil (now within the corporate" limits of the city of Portland), bounded by Fourteenth. Mfteenth, N and O streets, nccordliiK to the deslKiiatlon of said streets In the mans of Fast Portland, and belnp a tract of land two hundred feet siiuaro; the said Iourttentli street beliiK now Fast Four teenth street, and tho said Fifteenth street lie'mr now Fast Fifteenth street, nnd the said N street IiuIiik now Fast Morrison street, and tho said O street beliiK now Helmont street, toKether with the tenements, hereditaments and appur tances thereunto bcloiiKliur. Now, there fore, by virtuo of such execution, decree and order of sale, and In compliance with tlio commands of paid writ, I will, on Thursday, tho 'th day of .January. 19, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.. at the front door of the. county courthouse In tlio city of Portland, county and stato aforesaid, sell at public auction, subject to redemption, to Hie highest bidder, for rnlted Stntes cold coin, cash In hand, the above described real property and all the rlRht. title and Interest which tho abovo named defendants or any or either of them had on January 22 1892. the date of tho mnrtKORo herein, or since have had, In and to tho above ilescrllicd real prop erty or any part thereof, to satlsfv said execution, decreo and order of s.ile, In terest costrt and aeerulnR costs. Dated Portland. Or.. Dec, 1. 1890. WII.MAM FHAII2H. Sheriff of Multnomah County, UrcRou. PATENTS DESIGNS TRADE. MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS uniHineu FREE uuiAintu ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY Notice in " Invontive Ago " Hook "How to obtain Patents" Charge moderate. No fee till patent Is secured. E. C.SICCERS. Patent Lawyer. Waihlnfllon, 6. C. 1 After ITi rwee by Using Him S -Jr ail orugoists WMl C0R3 mi (Formerly Cubic lln'luny.) Oiieratr.s Kleetrle nd ruble Sticet Ibilluny from I'lilou I) pot. tip Fifth si. by the I'rluclpiil Hotel Pootoltlce, Courthouse, Clt llii'l, etc. to tTirt.itnd lie tfhts nml the t'ltv Park. From ...A'Ltlie Heights emi beolitnlned nil unrlvnllcd view ,"i( tlio elty, rlxerr, Mirnnii.dliu; country nnd tinffiiHUlliliiln rniuei. with the Miow-rniiped huiii- ...iJJ.fiilii of Mount, Hood, Adnm, St. Helens mid lillUILT. Car run cmm.v ? 1-a minute. Fllst enr lene I'lilou Depot nt 0.:i n. in. FirJ ciir leve I'urtlniid Heights ntl::Vii. m l.nt ear Iomi I'lilou Depot nt 11 :ui p. in. I.nst enr lento I'ortlnnil llclutit for depot nt II p. in l.nt enr leaves Portland ltelghts for powvr-liotiof nt 11 Vi p. m. Triiiifer nt Filth nnd WuMilutUiiu Street with l'ortlnnd llnM way Co.S lima nnd Kiist Side Itnllwny t'o. line. U. TIXUKY .. MANUKACTCKlNtl .Il'WEt.KK. Dlniuoiid Potter. ItcpnlrltiK nentlv done. Anj delgn of Jewelry liuulo to order. VpMiilr over The Fnmoiis, Corner Second nnd MorrKm street!", l'orllnud, tr. 0. a. notrrit COSMOPOLITAN SALOON... MJ.: North Thlid Street. w AltlSS . V. V. A KISS .V CO. W'liolesnle llrokernue nnd Cniiiiahedou No. (" Front Street. Coluiiibln Plume -('.. l'ortlnnd, Or. pOSMOI'OI.lTAN 1IOIK1. C. II. 1IATK.MAN, I'roprlelor. Kooiiik, 11.00 to I.V.0 per week. ."1 North Third Stieet, Corner Dnvls. TOUT LAN I), Or. A. B. Steinbaeh & Go. Largest Clothiers In the Northwest HIGHEST GRADE... Clothing Hats and Furnishings FOR MEN AND BOYS... A. B. Steinbaeh & Go. Corner Fourth and Morrison Sts. K. J. Ilolinur. K II. Iliiliner. ..CASCADE BATH HOUSE.. Klettnut Appointments, roreeliilu Tub", Latest lliitiroveineiilN. I'lirliirx In t'oiineeiliili with I.mlltV lliithx. PURE SEA SALT BATHS A SPECIALTY ....It ATMS !i5 CUSTH.... 81 SKCONDHT., lletween Kveretl mid Tlmiderh I'OltTLtNIl - OUI'XJON. Fine Guitars, $3.50 Up Good Mandolins, $3.75 Up Graves & Co. 285 Alder Street. Depot for S. S. .Stuart Hnnjos, (Icorue Hatter (iuitars nml .Muinlolinv. A. J. FARMER Wholesale and Retail GROCER... LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY 'Tliirtl St., Cor. Jeffer&on Both Phones. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Maiiks Designs COPYniQHTS Ac. Anronn trniWnu a nkctrh and 1pcrl;tlnn mar qulcklr uacerlaln our opinion frto vrlicthcr mi liiruiitloii I. proliabljr jiiitpiitulilu. ComiiiuiiUn. llcjinnlrlctlf roiilldonllul. lluii(llxokoii I'utt'iit lent fruo. Ol.tot uimncy fur nocurliiK putenu. I'atouta taken tlirouk'li Mumi fc to. rccvlrc tpteuilnotut, waiioutcnaruo, UUlio Scientific American. A handtomelr Illutrti1 wci-klr. lMTgmt nr. culatlon of liiiT ' IcialUn Jmiriiul. 'J'urnn, 1 1 u )ouri (our luuntlK, tU tklil bjrull ncwcli-ult;r. MUNN&Co.30,D'M New York UmucU onico. a& V Ht., Wiubluutvii. I). C. ijjjrra "Sttfiiee of lleim Miillliinil." Tliirt uvoniiu l'ortlnnd plnynoprs will lutvo an oii)i)ftuiiHy to wltnusn tho flrumi'tizud vorsltm of tlio jioiHilar novel, "Tho Sllcnco of Dean IVIitit lanil," at Conlr.ty'H. Tho production will ho given hy tlio .Mooro-Uolu'tt." com puny. "Tho Silcnco of Dean Multlsmd" was dniuiati.cd especially for II. It. Kolierts, and tho lending rolo is u very trying ono, noccHsltutiim phys slcal endurance iih well aa iiliillty to act. Tlio story Ih so well known, the hook havitu had such great publicity, achieving wonderful success, that tho plot of tho play Is familial' to nearly everybody. During the process of adapting tho story for stage purposes, nothing has been lost of the principal parts and the narrative is more power ful and dramatic than in book form. It has been said that "The Silence of Dean Maitlaud" resembles, in general outline, Hawthorne's "Scarlet Letter," but that there is a vast difference be tween the two for the reason that the "Scarlet Letter" was a failure on tho stage, whereas "The Silence of Dean Maitland" has proven a success, It be ing what is designated as an "acting play" in tho truo interpretation of tho phrase. Ittiiek PmIIPh TnniltnilinirM. The advance salo of seats for Hluok 1'atti's Troubadours' perforiunnco at tho Manpiam Grand next Monday and Tuesday evenings has been heavy. Tho exalted standing and reputation of Hlack l'atti, tho extraordinary excel lence of her Troubadours, and tho phenomenal success of their perform ances elsewhere, makes the appearance of this remarkable company of singers, dancers and comedians to this city an event of immense publlo Interest. Hlack Pntti's lyric triumphs in all tho leading music cities of I'umpo and America are without parallel. Sho is one of the most popular prima donnas in tho world, and has probably sung before the largest and most distin guished audiences that over assembled to applaud a cautatrice. Sho has been the recipient of distinguished honors paid to her by tho royalty of Kuropo, and nearly every representative musical organization in tho United States has acknowledged her wonderful vocal gifts by tlio presentation of costly medals, diplomas and decorations. When medicines will not euro you, or when you get tired of spending money for medicines, buy the Natural Hotly llraco from ,1. A. t'leiuetison, drug gist, '-"J" Yamhill street, between First and Second. 11. O. Cash Market. Cheapest and host goods doll voi od east and west. Corner Seventh and Couch streets. Kvorything llrst-olass. Cameron ifc Mergens. The Comfort, 111 Sixth stteot, hot. Morrison and Abler. Fine wines, liquids and cigarh. A fienli, cool glass of buur always onjlruughu It. II. Sell wait., druggist and apothe cary, 24J5 l'urusldo stieut, but ween Fiist and Second, Portland, Or. C. A. "Watson, Marino Drug Store, 88 N. Third street, Portland, Ore. Spe (initios: I'leckonstoin'rt Lung and Celery Seltzer. Balsam .Mil: II IKK SAM. Ill tho Circuit Court of the Statu of Oie kiiii for the County of .Multnomah. Charles J. HtralKhl. I'lalntllT. vs. J. M. Mclntlre and Amy A. Melnllre. his wife. v 1 Meliitlre and Sarah IX Me lnllre. his wife, Defendants. Hy virtue of an execution, JuilKinent or der and deetee duly Issued out of and un der the seal of the aliove-elltltled eouit. Ill the nliove-elilltled eillise, to llie duly dlievted, and dated the Mil day of Niivi-m-her. lMil. upon a Judgment leuileied and entered In said court on the lith day of Septeinlier. 1MKI, lii favor of Clmrlrx J. StinlKht. plaintiff, and aitalust J. M. Me lnllre. Amy A. Meliitlre. V. I'. Mcln tlic and Small I'. Melutlie. defendants, for the sum of K'.Toi W. with Interest there on ut the rale of lu per cent, per aimiiin iroin the r.'th day of Deeeinlier. IK'JI. and the further sum of Jlirt.oi, with IntcreM theieon at the rate of S ptr cent, per an num fmiii tin Bill day of Seplniiiher. IMHI. till the llth day of October. lVis, and thereafter Interest at the late of 0 per cent, per annum, and the further sum of WM, c'iihIh nnd dlslmrsi uieiitH, and the costs of and upon thlx writ. miii mu ml I mk Hie to llialte sale of the follnwlllK-dcM-cilhcd leal piopcity, to-wlt: All the undi vided tluec-elKliths of the donation laud claim of Horace J. Mi;lutlu and Nurclxxii J. Meliitlre. his wife. In sections 1 and 'IS, In township - inn 111, lamto 1 went of tho Willamette uicildlan, and In sections 27. :i.!, Ill and X. In lownslilp II north, iiiiikc 1 wost of the Willamette ineildlaii, III Multiiiiuiah county, state of Oieumi. Now. therefoie, liy virtue of Said execu tion. Judgment order and decree, and In compliance wllh the coiiiiuands of xald wilt. I will on Monday, the Mil day of January. MOO. ut the hour of iO o'clock A. M.. at the front door of the county courthouse. In the city of l'ortlnnd, said county and Htate, sell ut puhllc auction, subject to redemption, to the IiIkIiisI bid der, for I'nlted StntcH (told coin, cash In hand, all the rlKht. title and Intciext which the wltlilii-nanied defelidailts. or either of tliem, had on the date of the moriKiiKu herein, or hIiicc hud, In ami to the above-dcK'tllied real property or any niirt thereof, to xutlsfv suld cxeeutlon. Judgment order, deciee, Inteicst, cohIh and all accruliu; cohIh, Dated 1'iirlluiid Or., December 7 IhOO WILLIAM KHA.II'lt. Hheilff of Multnomali County, Oregon. Holiday Notes (Jur holiday display is now complete; wo ask you to inspect tho same, and suggest the following considerations for your patronage. Wo carry: Tho largest stock of choicest Key West and Ilnwinu cigars. Tho latest novelties in French briar and meerschaum pipes, Kxolusivo designs iu tobacco jars. The daintiest things iu smokors' ar- tielos. The purest and rarest baccos. Our prices are tho most smoking to reasonablo, quality considered. The best attention, skj .shjiii;l &co., l)U Third street, opposite 0'hiunbor of Commerce. A training school for colored nurses has been established at Charleston, S. O. Tho Shilo Orphango for colored youths Is located in llraytonvillo, Ga., anil is a thriving institution. Hy tho census of 1800 tho blacks in Maryland of voting ago numbered 51, 8115. Of this number 'JO, OS!) woro iu Baltimore city and county. Tho annual report of tlio Freedtnan's Aid Society shows that nearly $50,000 more money has been received from nil sources than during last year. Mr. Leroy Ibunsoy has been appoint ed to a clerkship in tho county asses sor's ollk'o In Kl Paso county, Colorado. Mr. Hanisoy Is the llrst to recoivo a like position iu that county. A Mississippi man is going to send 500,000 fully matured cotton bolls to tho Paris exposition to show all tho world where their shirts and sheets come from. And he will send a dele gation of genuine eottou-lleld colored people to sell tho bolls as souvenirs, to tell their buvors all they may want to know about cotton, and, best of all, show them the stalwait black Ameri can citizens whose toll produces about 10,000,000 bales of tho staple every year. Tho llardwick bill being considered by tho (leorgia legislature which has fiit its avowed puriioso tho disfranchis ing of tho colored vote will bo strongly opposed. Leading men of tho raco have assembled in Atlanta and adopted a protest to the legislature which must have weight with the fair-minded men of that body. It Is said that when tho bill is submitted for its second reading a minority report will be submitted by Colonel William Harrison, of Qultnum county. Ilobson City, Ala., which has J00 colored people, is about to bo incorpor ated into a town without a white man in its borders. Lineolton, near South Carolina, named after President Lin coln, was Incorporated many years ago. It ts much larger than Ilobson City and has about 11,000 inhabitants. Tabor, N. ('., is another that is exclusively owned by the colored people. They have their own municipal government and it Is a very peaceful place. The A. Si M. college, of Normal, Ala., was awarded the following premiums, diplomas and a gold medal at tho Alabama slate fair, which was recently held at Birmingham, Ala.: First prize on tho best industrial exibhlt; llrst przlo on method of training boys; llrst prize on method of training girls; llrst prlzo on best Iron work by boys; llrst prize on best wood work by boys; llrst prize on best literary exhibit; diploma for museum of African curios; diploma for line art display; diploma for micro scopic life collection; gold medal for best managed institution. The Birm ingham papers said the Normal's ex hibit alone was worth tho price of ad mission to the fair. Thousands (locked to see it. It was the main attraction and retolved the praise from all. TIPPING RAILROAD PORTERS. A Trutcler'M AiKiiiiieiil In favor of Dm I'lucllce. To the Fdltor of The Age: For a great number of years I have traveled iu Pullman cars and dining my trips I was a most careful observer. Ofteu many questions would arise iu my mind, the foremost being should tho passengers tip porters employed on these carsV Well, in order to answer this nll-iiii'Mirtaut question, I noticed llrst what the jsirter did. After seeing tho earnestness, patience and straight forward iiiauiior of the Kirter, I came to the conclusion that I for one would never leave a Pullman car without lay ing a reasonable tip iu the porter's hand. Consider what a help the suter is, and how in obvious ways ho assists our wives, mothers and daughters. Suppose your wife, with a number of children, wished to take a trip and your business did not permit .ou to accom pany them, or your income was iuelli clout to obtain a nurse. In this pre dicament what would you do? Von would either Have to let her go unac companied or deprive hoi of going, tho former being hard to do and the later, iu woman's estimation, simply heart rending. Well, ". on permit her to go. She has to make odd connect ions fur trains, lend an eai to the many wants of the childieii, see thai they aie all comfortable, carrying some of the chil dren iu her arms and all the many boxes and parcels that women find it necessary to carry, and do a hundred and one things which tho husband or nurse should be doing. She cannot get along alone or iu your abs nee, what is she to do? Dining the lonely hours of the night a liltle one starts with pain and the poor mother is al most distracted, She cannot appeal to the husband or uiiise, so having no other help nigh, she calls for aid from the tiortor, who williulgy assists her as much as possible, and iu some cases is of more use than the husband would be. Sometimes children tram I unaccom panied. In this ease they are placed in tho porter's care, 'llie jtiter is given a liberal Up and careful instruc tions, all of which are carefully carried out and tho patents feel that all is well. Not because tiny hae any idea that the porter is com pel led to do so, or that ho has any special jntetest in the child, but for the tip's sake. See ing that the porter is hi kind hcaitcd and obliging and dies in jour nlutiicu what you want done and mote than you could do were you pistuit, and ly carefully consideiing the aid icceived from the porter, you will emphatically agree with mo that tl.oioitcr M ouhl bo tipped. Uttl'ilWilt.