BY TUE8KA.
Tbe whit uiU flutter up anil down,
Soma notrlDg and tome leaving town,
Upon lb Summer lea;.
While here and there and near and far,
By rocky ledge and aandy bar,
Toai wbitocapt reelleasljr.
Kow flashing in tbe moontide light
J iet the ieagull't wing of white,
Like unbeaun, come and go;
And wnile I watch, u in a dream,
The wnlit water glint and gleam,
The tide iwiugs to and fro.
The iperkling wave upon tbe ihore
Unceasing murmur, at of yore,
Their Summer litany,
But, loud and clear, from yonder boati
Aero tbo water meirily boat
A aoug of joyoui glee.
0 perfect day down by the wa I
My heart' in uniion with thee,
Ai tbe hour come and go.
Still, while I watch ai in a dream,
The smalt water glint and gleam,
Tho tide iwing to and fro.
8AB0SI AND LIStiTRY.
The artiBt in Sarony's pliotograpb gal
lory was drawing down the bine curtain
over the skylight and making other
changes preparatory to closing the gal
lery on Saturday afternoon, when a
Tribune reporter, who had finally
reached the attic floor after a long strug
gle in a diminutive elevator ruu by a
diminutive boy, opened the door to the
gallery and asked, "Is Mr. Richardson
"That's my name, came in response
from behind a view of tbo Palisades. In
a second or two Barony's chiof operator
and artist stepped out from behind the
Palisades, lacking bis ooat and waist
coat, but his bead covered with a soft
felt hat. He was evidently getting ready
to go bom J. The clock inthesieeple
bad just strnuk four. Tbe artist leaned
- against tho Palisades and metaphorically
invited tbe reporter to come on. And
be did.
"You haveboen taking Mrs. Langtry'a
picture, have you not?" the reporter
began.
"Yes," replied the artist, deserting the
Palisades and tucking both thumbs
under his Bhoulder braces. "I should
say I had," he continued. "I've been
devoting the three last Sundays to just
that business. Last Sunday I made
forty negatives of ber. She is coming
again next week. She liked the last pic
tures very muoh. Some of the first
ones don't take with ber as well. Twice
she came here only with bur maid. Mr.
Abbey came with her the last time."
"l)id she talk very much whilo here,
either commenting on the gallery or
muking suggestions as to ber pictures?"
"Oh, bless you, no. We cracked her
right through, so that she didn't get any
time for that. Forty negatives in an
hour and a half is pretty quick work, let
me toll you. It was hurry-scurry all tbe
time. Oh, we rattlod ber right along."
"Did you have any extra help in the
gallery?"
"Well, no. There were five of us, in
cluding Mr. Sttrony, who posed her.
Things flew, I tell you."
"You have seen a good many beauti
ful women in your day on account of
your business. Now, do you think she
is beautiful?"
"She is a bigh-cheek-boned woman.
Is that beauty?"
"Then you don't think she is the most
beautiful woman that ever bad her pic
ture taken here?"
"What!" lie replied, snapping his
braces against his shoulders, "why, not
much. Ten years ago, when fanny
Davenport was in ber prime, sho was
much more beautiful than Mrs. Langtry.
Thero was something grand and ma
jestic and beautiful abont her. She
couldn't be beaten. She is the most
beautiful woman ever photographed.
Mrs. Langtry is what I call charming,
but not beautiful; no, no."
"Did Mrs. Langtry say in regard to
the pictures you made of ber, as sho is
reported to have said They make me
pretty; I'm beautiful?' "
"Great Soott! where did you get
that?"
"Never mind that; did she say so?"
"I believe she did," the artist replied.
Evidontly thinking that the conversation
was going altogether too far he promptly
said: "Have you seon Mr. Sarony? You
ought to see him ; ho's a character."
' The reporter descended by the same
slow elevator and hurried to Mr.
Sarony's house. The porter met the re
porter at the door, and remarked in
dulcot tones: "Mr. Sarony is not in,
but will be in a minute, 'fake a seat
inside."
In a moment or two the front door
opened and in walked Napoleon Sarony.
Mr. Sarony is a Frenchman, not a bit
over five feet in height, if be is as much
as that. He was clad in an ulster which
reached tho floor and made Lira look
even smaller than ho really is. He has
ail extremely heavy muRtache and goatee.
In conversation he is lively and quick,
and emphasizes his remarks in tho
characteristically French way by fre
quent and rapid gestures, shrugging of
the shoulders, and spasmodic movements
of the legs.
"I've como to see you," the reporter
began, "about some pictures"
"Oh, ccrtoinlv." replied Mr. Sarony,
thinking he had fallen in with a cus
tomer. "You want to sit for a picture?"
"No, I want "
"Oh, yes; come around to the gallery
Monduv and have a "
"You misnnderstand me," the repor
ter replied, managing to slide in a word
occasionally. "I've come to seo yon
about Mrs. Laugtry's photographs. I
am a reporter."
"Oh," said Mr. Sarony.
"What success did you have?"
"Well, I took her iu fifty or sixty posi
tions in 'As Tou Like It,' and in private.
It seems the most popular theatrical ever
published dress it np as you like, you
know," replied Mr. Sarony, keeping
both hands iu the air, and beating time
with his foot.
"How did Mrs. Langtry like the pic
nres?" "Oh, much," said Mr. Sarony, sweep
ing his right arm through the air as
though he were mowing grass; "uiuch,
much; you notice tbe difference between
my pictures and tbe London photographs
of her; mine are light and opirited,
more spirituel, better idea of her alto
gether." "Is the demand for them very great?"
"Got an order from Paris for yOO;
must supply this country first; then we U
talk abont France," Mr. Sarony replied,
lanni.... 41.' . . . .
i'"uB mo reporter as inoogn bo was a
front door without a door bell.
!T0,h Bow Mr. Sarony, what do you
think of Mrs. Langtry as a beauty?"
"Well," said the Photographer, do
scribing parabolas, eclipses and circles
with both hands; "she has a fine figure,
goo? height, head is well balanced, good
features and good expression when she
pleasca. (Don't put that in.")
"Do you think you have done hor jus
tice in your pictures?"
"Oh, yes. But I think the finest pic
tures of her are to come, w, en bus comes
in with those fine low-necked dresses that
will show ber figure."
Mr. Sarony's gestures describing low
neck dresses were made with both hands,
an wore so sweeping that such a oos
tume as be described would have been
all low-neck and no dress.
"What view of her face do yon pre
fer?" 1
"She likes the full face; I like hor
profile better."
"What did she say abont the pic
tures?" 1
"In speaking of tbe first portrait,"
said Mr. Sarony, "she quoted Oscar
Wilde, saying, 'You've made me pretty;
I'm beautiful?"
"And your impression of Mrs. Lang
try was what?"
"Well," said Mr. Sarony, seating liira
bcH in a chair, and kicking his foet np in
the. air, "she wasn't in hor best mood
last Sunday. The Sunday newspapers
rnado it lively for her -my gracious,
don't put that in."
"Do you think she is the prettiest or
most beautiful woman you ever photo
graphed?" Mr. Sarony shrugged bis shoulders,
ducked his head and skipped across tho
room as though he had been fired out of
a cannon. Returning to tho vicinity of
the reporter, he threw back his coat,
crammed both bands into bis trousers'
pockets, and replied, with an audible
grin: "Oh.no. But don't put that in.
I expect her again next woek, and "J
Here Mr. Sarony glrated, spun around
on tiptoe and worked both bands as
though they were pump-handles.
"Who is the most beautiful woman
yon ever photographed?"
"Well, Fanuy Davenport takes well,
and so does little Branscombo. Leave
that out; Mrs. Langtry will be offended
to be classed with them" be smilingly
replied, nudging the reporter in the ribs
and dancing an abreviated ballet.
"Then you do not pronounce her a su
preme beauty?"
"No, no, no. Oh, no. She is affable,
pleasant and charming but I must go
to dinner." ,
Sarony has the sole right, by purchase,
to print Mrs. Laugtry's photographs.
The demand for them is far ahead of the
supply, and he says that he has orders
now which will take three months to fill.
In bis own words, "There never was any
thing like it." New York Tribune.
Some Curious .Statistics Collected by a
rhviiclnn.
Consumption causes more deaths than
any other disease, add any statistics
bearing upon its causes or the condi
tions of its development are of much
importance to the medical profession and
to the public. (With a view of obtaining
information concerning the etiology of
the disease Dr. Playter of Toronto, sent
out a list of questions to each of many
hundreds of physicians, having cases in
practice in Canada, and tho States of New
York, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois
and Louisiana. The questions related
to the age, sex, and general structure of
tho patients, and to their ancostry, gen
eral habits, etc. About 250 physicians
answered the questions, and the Doctor
has mado up from these 230 cases a
concise report of much practical value.
The average age of tho patients was 27
years; 40 per cent wore males, and 54
per cent, were femalos; only 28
per cent were married. The circum
ference of tho chest was in every ease
much below the average of vigorous per
sons of the same height, being only 81 J,
inches; the average height being 5 feet
byt inches. Persons of such staturo
should have a chest circumference of
about 37 inches. About 55 per cent had
light blue eyes and light hair, and the
nervous temperament largely prevailed.
Two-thirds of tho patients had been en
gaged in indoor, sedentary occupation,
and spent but little time in the open air.
Much tho greater part of thom bad slept
in small, uuventilated bedrooms, two in
a bed, bad not usually worn flannol next
tho bkin, nor used habitually any form
of bath, and nearly all had boen Biuall or
very moderate eaters, and nsod very lit
tle fatty food except butter. Tho gen
eral habits of nearly all had been good,
and but very few bad used alcoholic
spirits to excess. In only 30 per cent of
tbe cases had ancestors died of the dis
ease, while nearly threo-fourths had re
sided in a locality favoring a humid,
cool atmosphere.
Mr. Playter draws some important de
ductions: Marriage in certain condi
tions and certain stages of the disease i3
probably unfavorable to the development
and progress of consumption. Heredi
tary is not of such cpustaney and import
ance as a cause as appears to have been
commonly believed, further than in so
far as configuration and structure of the
body, tho relation and the relative Bize
and vigor of tho different organs to each
other are influenced by parentage-i. e.,
in a want of general stamina from defec
tive construction. With the small lungs
and consequent imperfect respiratory
capacity, tho individuals could not con
sume enough oxygen to utilize the di
oested products of a generous or full
diet, especially that containing much
carbonaceous matter, while there would
bo in all probability accumulations in
the body of unused and waste substances
which should have been thrown off
through the lungs. Iho one means
wlichwill best tend to prevent the de
velopment of the disease in those thus
predisposed to it is apparent enough; it
is that of increasing in early life by judi
cious physical exercise the nee and ca
pacitv of the respiratory organs. The
Doctor draws attention to the desirabil
itv of taking into consideration the re
spiratory capacity of patients suffering
from tubercular phthisis before prescnb
ing a full or too carbonaceous diet.
n H.Darwin maiutains that while
there is some evidence of the yielding of
he bodv of the earth to the tidal forces
xerted bv the attraction of the sun and
moon, that yielding U very small indeed,
?nd I that therigidity of tbe earth may as
an V",. Anwn as equaling that of
I loom " . - j
steel.
Lively snakes In Florida
Professor Bell, the Smithsonian Insti
tution's agent, shipped his last collection
of snakes to the North two weeks ago,
and already bas his museum full again.
It it surprising bow rapidly they beoonie
domesticated under his treatment.
During tho recent ooM snap, some of
them that be turns loose in his room at
night climbed np tho bed posts and
coilod themselves up in his blankets. He
felt them hunting for cosy spots about
Lis legs, and know that be ought to get
up and provide them with tomo loose
straw; but a Bleepy maa in a warm bed
of a cold night is not even obliging, and
the Professor snored on musically, as is
bis custom. The reptiles crowded upon
one another, quarreled a little, fought a
little, hissed, but the Professor did not
budge, only now and then be would wake
slightly and cry lo'tly, "Whist, boys!
be easy, boys I "
At last a big coocbwbip snake found
an opening near the edge of the blankets
and slowly gbded in. There was a gen
tle waving up and down of the bedclothes
as the big claybauk serpent moved about
Rotting himself comfortable, when sud
denly he slapped about two-thirds of bis
frigid longth against the warm legs of
the dozing professor.
Tho Professor niado a violent remark.
He sat np in bed, gathered a handful of
snake in each hand, depositing them
carefully on the tloor; then throwing
back tho bedclothes, ho administered a
kick that sent the coachwhip flying
through the dark to the further end of
the room, encountering tho lamp in its
aerial flight, and knocking from its
bracket on the wall tho fragile skull of
an ancient Florida mound builder.
"Freeze and bo hanged 1" exchiimod
the irate Professor. "I'll share my
bed with you, but you shan't drive me
out."
He drew the blankets over him. A
few moments later several pairs of little
red eyes moved up the bed posts on
either side, and soon snake herder and
snakes, in one couch, wore lost in peace
ful slumber.
yOTICE.
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Vuhingltm Territory and Idaho:
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yot some people claim that chewing the
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Book And Music Buvr.nn: So-nd to Wiley B.
Allen, 153 Third street, Purtliinil, for any Look
or mimic published. Onier by mail filled
promptly. The "Musical I'listinie'," a monthly
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Kraiik Ci. Abell, the Portland photographer i
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The Tudors are the latest sensation and mora
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There die many at lbs as of thlrt- Inslity whe
ne tniuhlrd with too fri-uiient vacimtlons of the
nisit ier, often arooniiuinled by a slliht sinai-llni ol
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185 Third Street, Portland, Or.
V. O. Bos ")
All "r
STENCILS
GEALS
itai rueciTCB, t m rtrntrt trw,
rOBTLAJfV , omt.
voh Axvofts; who wiu, ifar;
I' Hell4WSI A JlllaM'aaialea. mt Dm
aad Claaa attlna, and, Willi aciirret nis.
or-and prrfen ruttinsj. pnidnor a ba.1 niuni
carment. brveral tmprivrmeou hara Jow
lirrn maile. Acuta u sell and Uarh lM
inevyry uwn. Wood af-m. ran imm
I to 156 imt day. A Jll.lviN,
't heney. Wp..kaiHi I .... W. T
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IFORNl'A
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1 CKRTIPICiTI OF STR.MI1EES3IIP
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TW0 THOUSAND COLLARS
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Universal Benevolent Jb'n
(If falCnrnla fn. r,M.nU It i .
the rale ol t tu tu t month Ihe Urn tesr, M lb
-..,.,u ,i.r, au int mitd jesr and 17a tbe
fourth rsr. tor lurther irilculsrs snd terms
and for a innr of i nr new pPr, "The ldeo.
f?',ill!" h' h ! sent KKUirLK
LIVK At.fcMss WANTKli In rry lowu snd
eouuty In iice;nn snd Wa.hlustou Ter. Hend for
leruis st once to W. WllirKWKLU Oen'l Art Ore.
f V ." ""'K'ou inrno'jr. iiocm lit l nioo
him k. l'in'lnd nr.
PERUVIAN
BITTERS.
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The rineat HITTEKW la the M OB LB.
T1IKV KFFIMTl'AU.V ITHK
MALARIAL DISEASES,
Tllallae Ihe vOfi and arrrat the rayasass
Ihr llrendlul Alrohitl llabll.
II I'M) MAMA.
Ask join- ItruaiWI or Wliio MrrrhaM for
lliesu,
WII.MCU1IIKU A 111., Aavnts, Mun rraa
elarw,
V, J. VAN M lll'YVFK '' iHlaad
USE ROSE P1T.LS.
J. A WKM1), I'ennian al Hie
rorlland business College,
' llm Ived the pri'inlnm liven hy the
rOKlLAXI) MUCH AX ICS' FAIR,
For the hem exhllili id Plain Vrltln, Canl Writing
FloiirUliniK, Lettcrln- and I'en liruwliiic. Tbe
1'tir timid lliisliii'ss 'ulli'e Journal,
CoiitiiliiinKMiHMdineiis of ornaniental pn work, eie
ciiled hy I'ml. Wiinn, III he .ent frw to any aililri'as.
Mend nauieon ihiKuI caul. Addrewi
A. I'. AUMHl'ltONO.
e7lf iMM'k llos lot. I'onl ind, Or.
1850. 32 Years Practical Experience. (S82.
arVTJr, nhnA.(.hiH
DRUGGIST,
l ealcr In
Fine Chemicals,
Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
Sponges, Soups,
& Rubber iDods.
Cor Mnrrlvina2diU
Forllsud, Or.
Hpeclal sitcnllon
paid t order by
mall when aocom
p n ledTlth Ihecaidi.
S1000 JtEWAIlD
Tfjll.l. BB PAID f ) i T PKMSOrt I'HODUO-
1 T Inf a mora erre
remedy
t Dr. Beck's '
Which has stood thy V
dans. llnutKbu, and
onshly lemwl It, pronou
tliat loattisouis dswissii
It, prk-e II. i
Dr. Keek thoronfhly atuv
succemfnl In lh treatment
call alseaa of SMk -
niaile a w"-vii t iif Ou-lr
Ilstn-atol. - ,vJ,(
lie premrii
NolaitVH. .re for Catarrh
nrteea years. FhyaV
:, Imvs uard and thor
i M.ia hit Ui curs of
. mt drugtist baa
', and t eminently
c 1 rhnMU. auu dias
; uiiil all ages, havtoii
.i for fourteen years
' knife, llsikyor--r
aatleaU tVaa,
uunf, Dilil'lle-afed or
old, nutlet ' t a lu of ufTertni la
yourliievH' -i yHi appiy in inns w w
phyakTtan w 1 ui.ia.aod knoinpetenttotrsal
your case. a' eo uiory time uor money with In
competent physician. Ailronimanleatlons auenaed
to with dkHMUrh, and ar strictly eonllilentlal. Medi
cine seul to any part of the country. Circular, teatl
moiitals, and a lint of printed qtteaUini tnrulalied on
applk-aUon. 1Ula)IJI.TATIWN KatKK. Inrsnas
a tnrevHwni sump fur Hat and adilrew lilt. JAMJba
KrXK, No. IW Klint street. FortUnit Or.
This ar
aalas I
hlarva 'I I'
Ihls eraat traacslH
ssaaway aaa
V.OIS la ths to-
ltlinaU9 resoltof oyer a)
earsor practical eiperv
i'iice,andl'l.'HM W1IH
KNFAII.INU CKitTAIM
I'Y, Merynua and VliyaV
al Iirblllty, Hemliial
Weakne. Hpernistor
rhiiea, ProAtaiorrhea.Km
nilei.es, lni"ilelii y, K.l
liausled Vitality. Prema
ture liecllne and l.ttNS
or at A.MKKMI. from
ahawver cause pnidnced.
II enrli Ins anil purlinia tns bliaid, Hlrenklliens the
Neryea, Hralll, Muscle, Ilurestlon. Repnelui'tlvs Or
(ana, and Physk-al and Mental Famltle. It
slops any unnatural detitlltatu f drain upos
the system, prsventlnff Inviituntsrv lismes. da
bllltatln dn ams, asuilnal losses whh the urine,
etc., so deslructly to mind and body, 11 Is
asiiresllnilnatur of all KIIiNKV ANIi HI.A IdiKK
fOMFI.AINlH. IT ItlNTAINM NO I.NJUKIOIX
INUKKIUKNT. To Ihnas saVaHag fraaa tha tt.
iVcU uf yoalHfal ladlwrrllaas ar rmrews, a
siHHly, Ihiimaali and pfrasnneat CI tiai 14
III AKiMll ll. Piire.am Mre-rhottle.ortlvs
bottles lii case with full directions and adtk.
Hriu nei'iire from ohaeryatlon to any adi!re uho n
celpl "f prtre, or ('. O I). To be had only of
llr. i U. aalaVId, ! Kearny atraet,
Pan Frani a'0, 1 al. l oosiillatlon strletly riin.en
Hal, by letter or al ofllce, FKKK. KiirllieoonyenieiH-e
of iwtii-ntH, and In ordr to s-ure prfeet secn-cy, I
have ailiipted a private addrivs, under wbk fa all pack
asresars furwanh'd.
THI S I. HfrTTI.lt YHV.T.
Rnffl' lent lo ,1. wlu merit, wiIIImi sent U) any oa.
applying hy letter, staling hla symptoms and agv
IViuiHiuiik'stlons strict ly eooHdential.
19 COO Pianot
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CatBj.iiruM Vf
ANTISELL,
or Mar'tth.iwtti
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PH0STE
( IMSIViLLgn FO
Curiae fSUln iImimi aid for Freasrylag;
A llra-lby stklis.
WHcuareof Imltstlon. of hcih th aboT lusur
celebrated article.
Tbecennine maoe only by the STANDARD
BOAP t'OMPASV, wh sl mannfaoiura the
lsncrt aaanrtov-nl of LAUNDRY snd TOILKT
.X1AP to 'ba world. OfEoa Hdacramenlostreel,
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