The Hillsboro argus., December 22, 1898, Image 4

Ttm I( Telling-,
fie sore not to let rheumatism stay in
the system longer than yon can get a
bottle of St. Jacobs Oil to cure it
There is no telling what part it may
trice or how much misery it may give.
Hndaoa Bay la Disappearing
Hudson bay will in the course of a few
centuries become dry land, the rise oi
its surface being more remarkable than
any other portion of the earth. Beaches
covered with driftwood are tound 20 to
70 feet above the bay, and the old har
bors have become very shallow.
Why the Best
How the Truth of a Well Known
Statement Is Established.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best medicine
money can buy. It has stood the test of
time and trial. Its great merit is demon
strated by its cures of Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Humor, Psoriasis, Scald Head,
Boils, Blood Poisoning, Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Stomach Troubles, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Nervousness, etc -
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is America's Greatest Medicine. Price, 11.
Hood's PUIS cure all Liver Ills. 25 cents.
'
Mlzlntr Hia Brinks.
There ia story told of Mr. Glad
stone which would show that the true
meaning of the old saying: "Do not
mix your drinks," was unknown to the
great statesman. It is said to have
been his habit to let the wines which
were served in the course of dinner
mobilize at his eblow, and during a
pause in the conversation seize the glass
that happened to be nearest. On one
oooasion Mr. Gladstone, who had re
freshed himself as usual in this hap
hazard way, inveighed against the
practice of mixing wines. It was re
spectfully pointed out to him that be
had been guilty of this very act; but
he explained, to his own satisfaction,
that to mix wines was to fill np half &
glass of champagne from the port de
canter I Cornhill Magazine.
To Electrocute a Safety Vault.
An experiment of scientific interest
is to be tried in getting rid of the safety
vault of the old Cincinnati (O.) Deposit
and Trust Company. The walls are
constructed of layers of hard spring
steel to a thickness of one and one
quarter inches. Two operators will be
placed in the vault and a wire for each
run in through a vent hold. The wire
will be attached to a carbon, which
will be manipulated with a heavy
handle. They will pass the carbon
over the steel walls, burning them in
Intersecting lines.
TRY ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE,
A powder to be shaken Into the shoes.
At this st ason your feet feel swollen, ner
vous and uncomfortable. If yon have
smarting t;et or tight shoes, try Allen's
Foot-Ease. It rests and comforts; makes
walking easy. Cures swollen and sweating
feet, blisters and callous spots. Relieves
corns and bunions of all pain and is a cer
tain cure for Chilblains, Sweating, damp
or frosted feet. W have over thirty thou
sand testimonials. Try it today. Sold by
all druggists and Bhoe stores for 25c. Trial
package FREE. Address, Allen S. Olm
sted, to Roy, N. Y.
Popular 'Phone Service.
The telephone system of Paris will
be greatly popularized and extended
by the government mail and telegraph
department. Publio stations will be
soattered through the city, where per
sons not subscribers may call from or
make engagements over the wire.
Messages will be delivered from these
stations for a fee of 5 oents.
No household is com nlete without a bot
tle of the famous Jesse Moore Whiskey. It
is a pure and wholesome stimulant rec
ommended by all physicians. Don't ne
glect mis necessity.
Glue From Seaweed.
A fresh use for seaweed is olaimed tc
have been discovered by. a Norwegian
engineer, who exhibited an invention
at the Stookbolin exhibition for predat
ing paper glue, dressing gum and soap
from seaweed. ThejBrst establishment
for this branch of manufacture ia to be
erected in the district of Stavanger.
HQITT'S SCHOOL COB BOYS.
Now at Eurlineame. will remove to hi
beautiful new home at Menlo Park, San
Mateo County, Cal., and re-open January
Kith, 1809. Address Ira G. Iloitt, Ph. D.,
Memo ran, uai. .
Flies are prevented from entering the
house when the screen doors are opened
by a new attachment, which has sev
eral rows of brushes on the outside ol
the door to scrape the flies off every
time the door opens.
BELIEF FROM PAIN,
Women Everywhere Express their
Gratitude to Mrs. Pinkfcam. "',
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firs. T. A. WALDEN, aibtoa.OW writes!
' Deabs Mrs. Pinkham: Before tak
ing; your medicine, life was a burden
to me. .1 never saw a 'well -day -At
my monthly period I suffered untold
misery, and a great deal of the time I
was troubled with a severe pairf Id my
side. Before finishing the first botf ie
of your Vegetable Compound f could
tell it was doing me good. I continued
its use, also used the Liver Pills and
Sanative Wash, and have been greatly
helped. I would like to have you use
my letter for the benefit of others,"
rtri. FLORENCE A. WOLFE, sis Cluibtrry
M. Lancaster, Obio, writes i
. "Dear Mrs. Pinkham: Fpr two
years I was troubled with what the
local physicians told me was inflamma
tion of the womb. Every mouth I suf
fered terribly. I had taken, enough
medicine from the doctors to cure any;
one, but obtained relief for a short
time only. At last I concluded to write
to you in regard to my case, and can
ay that by following your advice I am
now pefectly well." , p
firs. W. R. BATES, rUoifleld, La., writes t
' Before writing to you I suffered
dreadfully from painful menstrua
tion, leucorrhoea and sore feeling in
the lower part of the bowels. Now my
friends want to know what makes me
look so well. I do not hesitate one min
ute in telling them what has brought
about this great change. I cannot
praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound enough. It is the greatest
remedy of the ;iffe."
I In time. SoiderdringUte, .m t
XMAS IN KLONDIKE.
ONE DAY OF GOOD CHEER DUrJ-
INQ A DREARY WINTER,
At 60 Decrees Below Zero, and While
the Bitter Winds Were Roaring,
Dawaon City Celebrated in a Crude
bnt Joyous Manner.
BE December days
and nights, accord
ing to one of the
miners who came
back from the Yu
kon diggings with
plenty of gold, are
the most trying of
the year in the Klon
dike region, especial
ly at Christmas time.
"If I live to the age
of Methusaleh," he
says', "I don't be
lieve I shall ever forget Christmas. It
was Dawson City's first: Dawson was
three months and a half old, and had set
tled down to be a permanent town. All
the miners' who had made good locations
had by this time .boused themselves in
pine-board shanties. A few had .built
shanty frames about tents to secure
greater warmth within. All of us who
made any strikes of gold at all bad done
so by October, so we were well along with
our gold digging; but we coulddo less in
December than in any month in the year.
From the latter part of November to early
in January there is only four hours of
practical daylight in any day. Many
days, when the wind blew hardest in
fact, it blows a gale there all the winter
long, and snow and pellets of. ice were
blown along candles were kept lighted
all day long. In winter, candles and
lamps were always lighted between 1 and
2 in the afternoon. .The mercury ranged
from 20: degrees below zero to 65 degrees
below.! So we could notmatti satisfactory
headway even In the 'richest of the dig
gings. -All' through December about half
the miners.uged forspend days in loafing
about McCarthy's saloon at Dawson. The
other half puttered about' their cabins,
dug a. little now and then', mended their
fur suits and made shoes .from walrus
hide. .. ..
"At McCartny'a sometimes 150 or more
men would gather around the roaring fire
and a strange scene it was. Imagine an
assemblage of men in a rough,, barn-like
struptcre, furnished with board, benches,
and Illuminated by, a dozen flickering can
dles. Some men are dressed in baggy gar
ments of fur, -others in several coarse,
heavy overcoat over heavy woolen
clothes. AH have caps of half-cured, shag
gy, rancid-smelling fur, so that only the
face appears. Every mall has a prodig
ious growth of whiskers, sometimes a foot
long, and hair that reaches below the rim
of the caps and lies across the shoulders.
"fhere were but a'dozen calendars in
all that region and very few men had any
idea of dates. : Some, did not even know
what month It was. One day, as we sat
at McCarthy's, some one suggested that
Christmas -Was approaching and we
thought of observing the occasion.. A
week before Christmas we all agreed npon
a celebration, and, crude though It was,
we had a day that none of us .will ever
forget. . It was more remarkable from the
fact that there were in and about the lit
tle hamlet of Dawson City over 1,100
men. No one earned less than $16 a day,
and the larger part bad each risen from
poverty to possessions worth several thou
sand dollars in a period of three months.
I suppose the combined wealth in actual
gold in the. district then, was nearly $1,-
000,000, and a clear prospect of increasing
it to twice or tnrice tnat sum in anomer
five months. I don't believe that a com
munity richer per capita has existed in
this world than that.was at Dawson City.
Yet we had, a moejtety of civilization and
hardly any of the comforts of life of a lot
of paupers'," ' ' ' "
"Every one was informed on Dee. 24
of the fact that next day would be Christ
mas, Seme 300 oi us, went down to Mc
Carthy's to celebrate the holiday. ' Dark
ness set in at that period at about 1:30 p.
m., but we had become accustomed to the
20-hour nights. When It got along to
about 11:50 p. m. we got our watches out
and' waited; - At exactly 12 the slghal was
given. The whistle' at Joe Ladue's saw
mill screeched for. a half, hour, and pver
300 shotguns, rifles and pistols were, dis
charged, in volleys, singly, in quartets and
In trios, for hours. Every one shook hands.
Some, danced about the .room, and big,
burly miner's bugged one another, while
'Merry Christmas'' was shouted again and
again. It was the first time In the whole
experience of, the Klondike that, we felt
In sympathy with the outside world.
"On Christmas morning' we brushed up
a bit, and putting onaur best rubber boots
went and called on our best. friends in the
mining cabins aah'd settlements, and ' re
ceived our friends, from the mining cabins
scattered up and down the frozen creeks.
"At 2 p. m., when the darkness was tat
tling down in the valleys, several hundred
miners met by agreement at McCarthy's.
It was' the only -building In Dawson that
could comfortably hold a large assemblage
of people. Mac had prepared a program
of events for, the day and we had each
chipped in an ounce of dust toward de
fraying the expenses; The sawdust had
been removed from the floor and a score
of candles and lamps were arranged about
the room. McCarthy himself wore a boil
ed shirt in honor of the occasion. On a
broad board table along one wall of the
room a luncheon bad been arranged for
ALMOST TIME TO GO.
the Christmas celebrators. For a half
hour after arriving at Mac's we were busy
stamping snow from our rubber boots and
walrus hide shoes, peeling off extra cover
ings and in general hand-shakings and
more 'Merry Christmasings.'
"'Now, boys, fall right in and tickle
your gizzards over there,' shouted Mac
urbanely to the crowd,
"There was room for only fifty to eat at
a time, so while one squad was standing
up and eating at the table, the rest were
sitting about on the benches. We told
stories of other Christmas days in other
camps, talked about what the people down
In the States were doing, wondered what
had transpired since we last, heard from
there (five months before), wondered who
was dead, how election had gone, and
what the people would say when we go
back with our heaps of gold and stories of
how rich we had struck it.
"At last the last man in the crowd of
Christmas celebrators had been to the
long table and bad filled np on baked
beans, fried pork and bacon, codfish balls,
macaroni and coffee. Then Mac read the
program and the entertainment proceeded.
A dozen men made speeches a few of
them genuinely humorous appropriate to
the occasion. 'America' and 'Clod Save
the Queen' were sung and resung. The
Norwegians and Swedes sang their na
tional songs, and the sounds of the first
Christmas celebration In the Klondike
were carried on the wind down among the
icy crags of the lonely, frozen Yukon. It
must have been below 50 degrees below
zero when we pulled our fur caps on and
strapped our heavy garments about us
late that arctic night and went trudging
home through the snow to our cabins
along the creeks."
A Mean Man.
Rooster Did you ever say anything
rude to the cook?
Turkey No. Why? "
Rooster He says he's going to cut you
dead when he sees you Christmas Eve.
A BUSINESS STROKE.
Mrs. Grumpy In Her Christmas Buy
ing; Adopts Grnmpy's Methods.
Grumpy always has a financial spasm
when the Christmas returns come in, and
this year his spell was an unusually bad
one.
"Thunder and lightning, woman!" he
began; "look at these bills. Do you take
t 1 II, vmr.
(ONriDENCE.
Jet d -
Sl J JsSlfeiV (vmrdor ' much left in her" !"
f r - i i m .;wriw4. . . '.vl-
it Wis 71L-
me for a coal trust or a sub-treastrry of
the United States?' Glaring more fierce
ly as account after account was examin
ed, he broke out again: "I'm not a profane
man, Mrs. Grumpy, but rlpity rip my but
tons, if this don't beat a financial panic.
Five hats! We have one daughter, mad
am, and she's not a two-headed freak!
And eleven dresses! Have you gone
Rrnzy? Do you think of appearing on the
stage at your time of life, or has some
dressmaker hypnotized you? But just
cast your eye over this one. ' All kinds of
capes, sacks, jackets, circulars, shawls
and ulsters. Are you planning a Polar
expedition, or are you under the delusion
that we are going to camp out this winter?
Now, I do throw up the sponge! Nine
pairs of shoes and hosiery by the gross.
Going to open up an emporium, or did you
yield to the fascinations of a bargain
counter?
'.'I'd like to have you take enough Inter
est in our impending bankruptcy to In
voice the balance of these traps and ca
lamitiescandles, toys, collars, cuffs, cor
sets, gloves, handkerchiefs, laces, jewelry,
skirts, and what's this? S-h-l-e-l-d-s.
Now, what In the rip-snorting creation
does an antiquated veteran like you want
with shields? Where's the bill for Jave
lins and dynamite guns? If it's not a
state secret, I'd like to know whether
you intend to take the field in South Af
rica or Cuba. Woman, have you any ex
planation to offer for this brazen attempt
to ruin me?"
. "Only this. You have always sought to
impress upon me that I should adopt your
business methods. You declared that you
were going to mnke the money fly provid
ed the election went your way, and I made
all these orders subject to the same condi
tion." "Oh, I comprehend. Your extravagant
scheme Includes a plot to place the entire
blame upon me. I will not exchnnge crim
inations or refer to the viper that stings
after It has been warmed in one'B breast.
1 simply and absolutely repudiate. You
may work out your own salvation in your
own devious way." Detroit Free Press.
Christmas In Russia.
The Russian Christmas is ten days later
than the English one, but is celebrated
very much in English fashion. Families
all meet upon that dny and country house
parties are many. The tree Is a Christ
mas yew and is beautifully decorated. The
gifts are placed on small tables near the
tree. The churches are decorated with
greens and so are the houses, but no mis
tletoe Is used. Two or three days are
public holidays at Christmas time, and
the people greet each other with "Happy
feast to you." A huge pyramid of rice
with raisins In It, which has been blessed
at the church, Is served at the Christmas
dinner, and the meats are goose, duck and
sucking pig. A great delicacy at a Rus
sian Christmas dinner Is veal which has
been fed entirely upon milk for that spe
cial day.
The Bachelor's Stocking.
Bang up tbe bachelor's stocking,
Ye ImpB that fly by night;
And dance around It mocking
Its lean and empty plight.
For him no gladness bring ye
The single, selfish soul;
In It no presents fling ye,
They'd all drop through the hole.
The New Arrangement.
"I suppose you're going to have another
old-fashioned Christmas at your house
this year, Hoply?"
"Can't possibly arrange it. Hired girl
goes to matinee in the afternoon, reception
in the evening and a dance Inter on."
f Chnifmaj wouMr come thU year f
fptKcr-condition, I
But III tang .tub ridhntwre I
I Where hei Sure To find if!
Ooebroh roUin'cUr;
Hain't they told you ont the ruin
That has .come ter Deacon Chase,
An' the big church row that's brewln'
Sense he danced an' foil from gractt
Wal, on Chrls'mns night his darter
Betsey run off ter the dance,
An' the Deacon straightway arter
That most wayward gal did prance.
When he reached tbe Chrls'mas party
An' seen Betsey on the floor
Dancln' with Jerome McCarty,
What in ugly scowl he wore.
Betsey growed a right smart palei
When her pap come Inter sight.
An' big. buxom Harner Bbaler
'Lowed she'd try ter set things right.
As he stood aroun' him glancln'
Harner spoke up mighty peart,
"Did you aim ter jlne the dancln'?
Come along an' don't be skeert."
Then she grubbed him, an' the flddlt
Kinder drowned tbe Deacon's squeal
As she snaked him down the mlddl
In the ol' Virginia reel.
Now the gait they went gyratln
Sent the ol' man's stagnant blood
Thro' his veins a-clrculatln'
Like a rushln'. sprlugtlme flood)
An' before he hardly knowed It
He had Jlned the sinful fun,
An' the way he heeled an' toed It
Shamed the boys of twenty one,
It was wuth s kag o' cider
Jes' ter see him hoe her down,
An' all night that ol' backslider
Bowed an' scraped an' skipped aronn',
Now you're neerd the tale o' horror,
How from off the bights o' grace
Ter the depths o' sin an' sorrer,
Earner yanked ol' Deacon Chase.
BELIEF IN SANTA CLAUS.
It Will Give Blessings Heaped Up to
Pay You for Your Faith.
fcWCTtspiEJ WOULD ones
B EislP?! contained a fath
er and mother
who did not be
lieve in Santa
Clous. They were
afraid, too, to let
their children be-
'MvWl?!'fc d old myth, fear
ing that the fan
cy would make
them credulous,
or that It would
have the effect of
teaching them de
celt. Facts which
could be proved
and verified these excellent people Insisted
upon, and when town and country were
rejoicing, Christmas bells ringing, Christ
mas tapers twinkliug and Christmas car
ols thrilling, their home was robbed of
half its rightful cheer In their strenuous
determination not to be Imposed upon by
Santa Clans or any of his train.
But to turn to our original thought. Did
the parents who would have none ol Hants
Clans gain anything by their resolution to
be rigidly true to a tangible and material
order, or, clinging to the husk, did tbey
lose the fruit which was growing within
for the healing of the nations' Many
things not susceptible of proof by the evi
dence of the physical senses are really
true in that higher realm where the im
agination rules. One of these never-dying,
never-failing things Is Santa Clans,
and year by year the weeks over which
his scepter is extended are weeks of rare
beauty and a time when good-will every
where shines In men's countenances and
is the mainspring of their lives. Children
see and feel this wonderful festival of
love on the earth, but they cannot enter
Into it fully, and so those who were wiser
than we, in good old days fragrant in
memory, christened the Christmas season,
when the yule-log burns, and the holly
gleams, and the world is glad, as the spe
cial gala-time of Santa Claris. Believe
in him all you can and he will give you
blessings heaped up and running over to
pay you for your faith. Harper's Bazar.
A Hi minder.
"Why, Mr. OohIIii, how good It Is of you
to call on Christmas day," said Miss Uas
kett, extending her hand to the newcomer.
"I wiBb you the compllmpnts of aw
the season, Miss Oaskett," replied ths
young man.
"Do you know, Mr. Goslin, that 1 can
scarcely ever see a Christmas tree with
out thinking of you?"
.."How kind of you to associate me with
aw something so bwight and Intewest
ing. Is that aw why you think of me
at such a time, aw?"
"Well, I don't think that Is It, exactly,
Mr. Goslin. I suppose I think of you when
I see a Christmas tree because it is an
evergreen."
A Remarkable Note.
"Do you see this five-dollar note, Ten
spot?" "I do, Plpp, but what of It?"
"I regard that as the most wonderful
five-dollar note extant."
"What Is there wonderful about It?"
"I hnd it left after buying all the Christ
mas presents I had to get."
The man who feels like a king Christ
mas Eve I apt to feel Uk the dsaet next
moriiing.
Rath Whlla en the New Dim.
If you hnve one of the new dimes,
you are carrying in your pocket a very
good picture of Miss Iiiith White, of
San Francisco. Miss White might
have sat to Undo Sum's artist, the re
semblance is so close. Miss White was
a member of the Castle Square Com
pany lust season.
The Knnrimiua Oohl Trodim! of !.
From South Africa, the Klondike and
Australia gold is being shipped in large
quantities. This year's output will nearly
double that of anv previous twelve months.
The sale of Hosteller's Stomach llilters
are nlso Increasing very fast. This famous
remedy will cure d.vs'pep"1! Indigestion,
constipation, nervousness and weakness,
A medical writer in India declares
tlrut segregation of patients, the ony
effeotiv way of dealing with the
plngue, is so repugnant to the Hindoos
that thoy prefor to die by tbe million
rathor than submit to it.
Strong a a Steel llamrod.
If you want to feel your spine la s
pipe storii toady to snap, jiiHt gut lum
bago. If vou want to fuel as strong as
a steel ramrod, use St. Jacobs Oil; it
has niagio.
It la estimated that all the gold
mined in Culilomia since 1818 could
bo put Into a room 13 yards long, 0
yards wide and S 2-3 yards high.
riTf rVrnnuiniHly Cured. No ntmr nervoitsnes
ilia after thai day's uiw of Dr. Kliux's Ureal
Nerve lWHten r. Stm'l for Fltr.lC B4.00 Irlnl
bottle and ireatNa. DR. B. U. JUJJSH, Ud., IMU
tea ikt, fulladr luhla. i'a.
Australia sends cocoanut oil to Eng
land. For Lung and chest diseases, I'lao'sCure
Is the best medicine we have used. Mrs,
J. L. Northcott, Windsor, Out.. Canada.
Thunder can be heard nine miles
away.
If you want the best wind mill, pumps,
tanks, plows, wagons, bells of all sizes
boilers, engines, or general machinery, see
or write JOHN 1'OOl.K, foot of Morrison
Street, l'ortland, Oregon,
Dallas, Texas, has a colored printer's
union.
When coming to Bun Francisco go to
Brooklyn Hotel, 2IW-212 Hush street.
American or European plan. Kooni and
board $1.00 to f 1.60 per dny; rooms 50 cents
to $1.00 per day; singlo meals 25 cents.
Free coach. Chas. Montgomery,
Tbe aristocracy of China and Spain
will agree that it has been a very hard
year for boy monaruha,
DEAFNESS CANNOT 11 C CTJRD
By local applications, as thoy cannot reach th
dlaeased portion ol the ear. There la only one
way to cure di'sluenn, and that la by eonntltu
tlonal remedloa. Deafness Is caused by an In
Burned condition ol the mucous lining at the
Eustachian Tut. When this tube gets In
flamed vou have a rambling sound or Imper
fect hearing, and when Ills entirely closed
deafness Is the result, and unless the Inflamma
tion ran be tnkeu out and this tube restored to
Us normal condition, hearing wlllbodustroyed
lorever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which la nothing hut an lullaiued
Condition ol the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
ease of Deal ness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be eured by Hall's Catarrh Care, send for
circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by Druggists, 7ao
liell'i Family fills are the bast
Massachusetts claims to have moro
different kinds of native trees than any
kingdom in Europe; the number ex
ceeding 60, among them being nine
luige oaks.
Sinking of the Merrlinae.
The complete story of the sinking ol
the Merrimno and the capture and im
prisonment of her crew at Santiago,
will be graphically told in an article by
Osborn W. Duignnn, U. 8. Navy, lute
helmsman of the Merrimno, In tbe Jan
uary Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly,
now 10 oentB, and to be published De
cember 34th. The story will be fully
and richly illustrated with authentic
portraits ol Hobson and all the crew,
besides many new drawings especially
prepared under Mr.Deignan'a personal
supervision. Other features promised
for the January Frank Leslie's are:
Bret Ilarte's new stoty "Jack Hamlin's
Mediation"; Jonqnin Miller's "In a
Klondike Cabin"; and Thomas R.
Dawley's "Campaigning With Gomes."
DR. DARRIN, SPECIALIST.
Submits a List of Special Dlaeaaet He
Treats With Bleotrlclty
and Medicine.
PRIVATE DISEASltS-Glcet. Gonor
rhea, Stricture, Syphillis, Weakness of
Organs quickly cured without pain or de
tention from business.
I'OHT MANHOOD and vigor q.ilckly re
stored; varicocele, weak and undeveloped
parts fully restored.
LAD1KS who sillier from apathy, Indif
ference, nervous debility or diseases pecu
liar to women, can consult the doctor with
perfect confidence.
BLADDER, Inllammatlon, Cystitis, Ca
tarrh of the Bladder. These diseases In
variably yield to this treatment.
VARICOCELE, Hydrocele, Piles, Fis
tula, Swelling and Tenderness of Glands,
and Shrunken Organs treated with unfail
ing success.
KIDNEYS, Inflammation of the Kid
neys. Diabetes, Congestion (1f the Kidneys,
Uraemia, Gravel, Stone, all sclentllically
and successfully treated.
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases, Sores,
Spots, Pimples, Scrofula, SvphilitieTaints,
Tumors, Rheumatism, Eruptions, etc.,
promptly cured, leaving the system in a
pure, strong and healthful state.
YOUNG MEN, If you are troubled with
tired feelings, gloomy forebodings, palpi
WILLAMET
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES, BOILERS
Saw Mill and Mining Machinery.
Dealer. In Flour Mill and drain Cleaning Machinery and Supplies. Repair
ing Promptly Attended pp
WORK THE BEST. PRICES THE LOWEST. ....PORTLAND, OH.
if
Don't neglect yourself j It Is the
perfect fitting truss applied In
season which effects a ourei the
Imperfect never; S,(JO0 styles to
select from enables us to guar-
.... . ,pU, iiuonarKOj u your
druggist dooB not keep them
Write US for lUrsnllnna 1. ..!
measurement! correspondence
vuuiiuviiiim mm iruises sent se
cure from observation, to any
t satisfactory. 6. H. Woodard
Co., Einert Trust Fitters, 1M
eoad St., f ortlt S, Or, '
Makes ths Maaelea rUronf.
From bard work or excessive eternise
soreness and stiffness sett in and lavs
f.. I . .,11 ! .. J
up. oi. jucoua vii win cure it after a J
low applications and make the niuadoa Jf
limner aim swung.
Might Prevent Knllng.
According to the Australian Htn,l....i
and Diggnra' News, scare lias boon
created auionit the natives in n,ii,..
by an absurd idea they have got that
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in vnuuiiiauuu nguinai smallpox the
throat la to be operated upon, whiuh
as thev nut it. will nrovent Hm,.,
- " ' . M.
ing. The result Is that a good manv .
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riuvo luiiuouiy urn mr iiioir kraals, as
many as 400 depositing their budges in
one day.
To Cure a Cold In One Kay
Take Laxative llroruo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund money if It fails to'
cure. lio.
Leather money circulated In Russia
so recently a the time of Peter the
Ureat.
THE EXCELLENCE OP SYRUP OF FIGS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but alto
to the care and skill with which it It
manufactured by sclentlflo processes
known to the California Fiq Srttvr
Co. only, and we wish to Impress upon
all the importance of purchasing ths
true and original remedy. As ths
genuine Syrup of Fifs is manufactured
by the Camfohnia Fio Svnup Co,
(lily, a knowledge of that fuct will
asaiHt one in avoiding the worthless
Imitations manufactured by other par-
lies, i ne nign awimung ol the Cau
fornia Fio Bykiip Co. With tlie m.,ll.
cal profession, and the satisfaction,
which the (jonuine Syrup of Fiirs hat
(riven to millions of families, nuiket
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It it
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name ol
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FKAiKOISOO, Cat
LOUISVILLE. E. NEW TOIIK. , T.
1$.
aid
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A big yield of both
profit and satisfaction
will result if you plon
El MY 5 Seed;) 1
rt
They are alwavi tin !.
Do not acconi anv iilml-tute-bu
uona 4nt f.'i.,r-a.
wnnn 11 Kll Ul-Jlf re, rit
th. w Hmd Annua:- free.
rlu for
O.H.FERflYtrO.OjtfoH.rVch.
YOUR LIVER
Is It Wrong?
Cet It Right
Keep It Right'
Moore's Revealed Remedy wllldolt, Threi
doses will laake vou feel batter, net It ir.
your druRslst or any wholesale drug houss, at
trom Btewarl Jt Holmes Drug Co., Seattle.
Cut Rate
Drug Catalogue
FREE..
Woodard, Clarke a Co., mm" i.
x3aociEaFOItTLANI, OIL
tation of the heart, hot Hushes, blood rush
ing to the head, ringing In the ears, wan
during mind, weak memory, dark circlet
under the eyes, diir-iness, poor appetite,
stupldiiFsa, despondency, loss of energy,
ambition and self-confidence, which abso
lutely unfits you for study or business, vou
should take treatment before it Is too lata.
MIDDLE-AGED AND OLD MEN.
There are thousands of vou trnuhleil with
weak, aching backs and kidneys, and other
uuuiipumnmc sigusor nervous (if unity ana
premature decav. Manv die of this dim.
culty, Ignorant of the cause, which is the
second stage of seminal weakness. The
most obstinate cases of this character
treated with unfailing success.
HEART, DRAIN At.D NERVES. Dif
ficult breathing and suffocating feeling,
rullness of the head, a tired, irritable, dis
contented feeling and fear of impending
danger or death, a dread of being alone, oi
the reverse desire to be alone, If youi
memory Is failing, and you aregloomvand
despondent, or if you dream much or'oftps
and have an aversion to society, you its
suffering from a serious disease of ths
nerves, brsin and heart. You have no time
to lose, epull at once on Dr. Darrln, at
a Morrison street, Portland. Hours, 10
too; eveiings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12.
Examination free and confidential. Cir
culars and quer tion blank sent free. No
cures published of a private nuture. Bat
teries and belts furnished when necessary.
I atlents writing pleace mention this paper.
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Heat Wheels on Earth."
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uveateiHt watitea overywnere.
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PORTLAND. BPOKANB. TACOMA.
IRON WORKS.
CURE YOURSELF!
I!.. Ilia 41 for unnatural
dlichmnd., iDltaiiimntlonl,
Irrltatlnn. or ulceration
of mil oo us nieinurAnut.
PmIiiIim.. nil tint BstrtD'
ITHEEVANS GHEMIomOo. ',,lt r Poisonous. a. I
old by Drasviaia, w
ont In plain wrappfr,
ir eiprass, prepaid, lot
if .00, or i bottlo., S2.73. .
urouiar sent on riuH
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