TIIK COQUETTE'S TEAU9.
wx, TIKEIUCK.
ltivtileti from violet eyes
Tremble down glowing cheek;
Bliow'n ro they tmin summer tkiw;
Wending through heathoitxl croek.
Weep, 0 maid; I from the paiu
Lightly lailen pleasure guiu.
How I'd loothe your grief, if great I
But I koow the pearls but prance)
Like outriden to the state
Of your smiling rogish glauce,
weep, 0 maiil; for there appear
8woeU.it sa jueei in your tear.
Were I not a coy m you'
I would deem the weeping sail,
(,'oax you a 1 annietiinca do,
Kit you till we both were glad;
Hut I'll loieakiMto-iay,
Watch you weep aud waste away.
Ah, your baud now hide a laugh,
Which your voice too well betruyi 1
Come, then, mingled wine we'll quiilf
Kmm the cup-like lips you raise.
There, O maid! ah, now you cry
There, then 1 theie I and to do 1 1
now ir was.
"FoKIh of the silk ami cream-colored
roses. You wilHiave the bats just alike,
then?" ahked Mine Lucimla. Smith, mil
liner. "JitBt exactly alike. It will please
llormione, and there in nothing I like so
well as to please ay pretty Bton mamma,"
answered Linly Thetford, lifting her
sweet eyes for sympathy to the precise
countenance of Alius Lucimla.
"Umph! so yoiv aro very fond of her,
Linl.v?"
"Yos, indeed! She is my be9t friend
ninco poor papa died; and being so near
of an age, we are constant companions. I
don't know what I should do if it weren't
for Uormione; Ryelands has changed so
since his papa's death."
"You have Mr. St. Charles' company a
great deal, I hear."
"Of course he is Hermiono's cousin,
and and like a brother to me," answered
Linly, stooping over a box of silk violets
to hido her confusion.
"Umph! yes well, 'tis all right, of
course," remarked Miss Lncinda, pinch
ing out a brier-leaf, and setting the little
rose more firmly on its stem. "But
didn't it ever occur to you that folks
would talk?"
"About what?" asked Linly, lifting
her cloar hazel eyes to Miss Lncinda's
profile.
"His beinz at Kyelands so much, so
soon after your father's death. Poor
man! dead but six months; I should
think your step-mamma, as you call her,
would have more respect for his memory
than to " '
. "Than to what?" askod Linly, her
bright orbs growing large and bright
with indignation. "What have you to
say against Ilermione against my
father's wife, Miss Lucinda?"
"Say?--oh, I say nothing. It's what
other people are talking about. But I
must itld, that it is strange you aro so
blind. Linly. Now I've known you ever
since you was a child used to como to
Ryoland every spring to inuke caps in
your grandmother's day, and your own
mother always bought her bonnets of
me and you were always bright enough
about other things, it's strange you
can't soe."
"What?" with a thrill in tho young
voice.
"Why, of courso, yoar step-mother
married your father for his money, and
ty huv6 a home and position. She was
only a district school-teacher, down in
Marsblii'ld, when he married her, and
everybody know sho did pretty well for
herself when she married Dr. Thetford.
But she was dead in love with her cousin,
Rupert St. Charles, and he with her; but
they wore poor, and he was working his
way so slowly through college that she
thought thero wasn't much chance there,
and so gave him np for your father.
And now he's a promising young lawyer,
and sho mistress of Ityelauds, what is so
likely? Lor, you ain't going to faint.are
you, Liulj?"
"Faint? No! Tho day is warm and
your store is close. It is foolish for me
to stay hero listening to this gossip. I
do not feel in the least indebted to you
for repeating it to me, Miss Lucinda.
My beautiful step-mother loved my
father dearly when she married him five
years of utter devotion 10 his interests,
and her crushing grief tit his death,
proved it for me nor do I believe that
she loved anyone else when she married
him. Aud if sl.o chooses to marry Mr.
St. Charles now, she is at liberty, for all
in Cirelovillo," and bowing with the
barest civility to Miss Lucinda, Linly
left the Bhop,
The cool air in the village streets
cooled herburning cheeks; but how her
loyal young heart ached in her bosom!
Not for worlds would she have had Miss
Lucinda confirmed in her suspicion that
sho loved Rupert St. Charles; but it was
the cruel truth. She had never believed
that there was anything between the
consins but cousinly kindness and free
dom. But perhaps others knew bettor;
maybe she was "blind."
A feeling of bitter desolation fell upon
her as sho entered the broad 'gates of
Ryelands, whence her beloved father,
whose pet she had always been, had been
carried scarcely a year before.
Mr. St. Charles be.utiful mare Sul
tana stood tied to a tree. For the first
time the sight gave Linly pain instead of
pleasure. She did not wish to moot him.
and she turned away from tho door, and
took tho garden-path.
Sho saw no one, as her path wound
among the shrubbery; but soon she
heard voices, and, pausing to learn what
direction they were in, the following con
versation forced itself npon her:
"I hardly know what to say." ;
"But, Ilermione, surely you trust
me?"
"Yes: ejtirely. Rut, Rupert, wait a
year. My husband has been dead such a
short time, and I shrink from such & re
sponsible act."
"I cannot wait a year. Yon know how
lonely I have been, and now that I love
one woman with my whole soul and she
is free, and I can at last take care of a
wife surely, Ilermione, you will not
refuse?"
"Poor Rupert, I love you so much,
how can I?"
"Then jou give your consent?"
"I do."
Breathless and wild with pain, Linly
tore b rself from the spot. She sought
the house now, and fleeing to her own
room, cast herself across the beJ,
writhirg with anguish. Lost! Lost!
Thoy hail all loft her! Sho had not
one.
Tho tea bell rang; sho did not heed it.
Inquiring voices called her name; she
covered her face with her hands.
By-and-by, in tho stillness, she heard
steps on the stair. Was Hermiono com
ing? Ye the door opened, and Hermi
ono's voice syllabled: "Dear, you are
here? Why, we thought yoi had not
come from town."
Sho advanced into tho room, putting
the light site carried uuder a thado in tho
corner.
"You have come homo with a head
ache, I know the day has been so hot;
but you ought to have drank some tea,
Linly, dear."
The graceful, fragrant form pressed
the couch by the girl's sido; a tender
arm stole round her neck.
"I am glad we can be quiet. I have
something to tell you. Did I hurt you,
Linly, with my ring? Why did you
winoe so?"
"No, Hermioue, no," foebly.
"Linly, something has bapponed to
day, which gives me great hope and
pleasure. Shall I tell you?"
Thore was a little puse suoh a hard
little- pause.
"You have known my cousin Rupert
St. Charles a year, and you fool quite
well acquainted with him, do you not?"
"Quito well."
"He is all he seoms to bo, Linly. I
think you like him."
No answer.
"I hope you do, dear, for he is Just
what a young man ought to be honor
able, pure and steadfast and the woman
who has won his love isfortunate.indoed
blessed if she returns it for he will
make a devoted husband. She could
not have a better fate than to be tho wife
of Ruptrt St. Charles."
Hermoine Thetford heard her stop
daughter's breathing, but could not see
her face.
"I walked with him this afternoon in
the garden, and surely, dear, your
head must be very bad. 1 heard you
moan."
"Very bad. But never mind, Ilermi
one." "He urged me to a promise which I
was reluctant to give.
"Yes."
"I hesitated to take the step he urged
upon me, because your father has been
dead such a short time, and others might
think '
' "You nood not care what others think
if you are sure of your own feelings,
Hermoine."
"It is because I am sure of thorn,
Linly, that, I at last yielded, I have
known Rupert from a child, and he is
one in a thousand. So, dear, surely
you will forgive me if you are averse to
this "
"Forgive? What should I forgive,
dear Hermione ?"
"I yielded, and gave my consent that
be should tell you bis love, and try to
win yours, dear.
"Hermione, I have been told that you
and Rupert St. Charles used to love each
other."
"I have always loved Rupert as a
cousin nothing more. It was your
father whom I loved, dear, and so you
are the next dearest to my heart. I have
promised Rupert to urge you to give
him a little sign of encouragement, and
so ho has sent you this blush rose. If he
may speak to you, wear it in yonr hair
when he comes to-morrow night; if you
have no hope for him, you neod not see
uim at all, dear, as it may be painful to
you, and will surely dash bis dearest
hopes to the ground."
"Give me tho rose."
Hermione unfastened the oool, fragrant
thing from her own dark hair, and in the
darkness saw its whiteness lifted to the
girl's lips.
"I will wear it."
Soon all Circleville heard of Linly's
engagement, and this is the way it was.
The Tomb of Jackson.
Tho "Hermitugo" is approached
through a long row of cedars on either
hand. Hore, in this quaint old build
ing, main rooms and shed rooms of
brick, with wooden columns and wooden
coping in front, reside Colonel Andrew
Jackson, adopted grandson of the hero,
with his wife and mother, and two old
negroes, man and wife, about sixteen
years old when purchased by Jackson
noarly sixty years ago. General Jack
son and his wifo sleep side by side in
the little garden near the residence, each
beneath a broad granite slab. Inscribed
in old fashioned Roman letters are the
words on the slab which covers Mrs.
Jackson, composed by her devoted hus
band. "Here lies the remains of Mrs. Rachel
Jackson, wife of President Jackson, who
died the 22d December. 1828." The old
hero had been elected President his first
term, bnt did not take his seat till March
4th, following. The inscription recounts
her virtues in words forcible and tender,
and closes:
"A being so gentle and yet so virtu
ous, vile slander might wound, but
could not dishonor. Even death, when
he tore her from the arms of her hus
band, could but transport her to tho
bosom of her God."
The day of the funeral Jackson, feeble
and heart broken, walked slowly behind
the coOin, leaning upon a long eane he
was accustomed at that time to carry
about his farm. At tho friends of the
dead gathered about to look for tho last
time upon her face, General Jackson
lifted hi cane as if appealing to heaven,
and by a look commanding silence, said,
slowly and painfully-, aud with a voice
full of bitter tears:
"In the presence of this dear saint I
can and do forgive all my enemies. But
those vile wretches who have slandered
her must look to Goi for ra rcy."
One of the most beautiful and redeem
ing traits in all this ragged and heroic
nature was the nmdterable lovo and de
votion ho bore his wife. For seventeen
years after her death the memory of this
noblo woman was cherished, until the
summer of 1815, when he was laid .to
rest bejide the only woman he ever
loved loved with a romantic tenderness
and strength surpassing the dream of
fiction. Louisville Courier Journal.
There is a btorr of Solomon net con
tained in the "Book of Kings." Two of
his court damsels had a row as to pre
cedence. Solomon looked kindly, and
aid: "Let the oldest go first." And
the damsels embraced, and went back
with entwined arms.
Starving: to Death In Jail.
Marv Cross, a nccress fortvflve vears
old, while working for Robert Hemin
gray, at Covington, Ky., last summer,
remarked to his little boy, "What would
your ma say if she thought I stole a dia
mond pin?" It was then found that the
pin was gone and she was accused of the
theft. She became vory angry, threat
ened to burn the house down and kill
children, and she was imprisoned in de
fault of bail to keep the peace, lieing
releasod on October 14, she demanded of
Hemingrav wages for the time she had
been imprisoned, which he refused. On
November 7th she shot at him five times;
but failed to hit him, for which she was
sentenced November 27th to twelve
months in the county jail aud $500 fine.
From that time to the present the turnkey
says "sho has taken no kind of nourish
ment either food or drink." She was
born the slave of Noah Patterson, about
six miles from Cynthiana, on the Lex
ington pike, whence, during the war,
she, in company with several other slave
women of tho neighborhood, dressed
herself in mon's clothes aud came toCov
ington, where she has since lived. She
has fallen off from ilOO pounds to 150
pounds since November 27th, and tho
physicians say bIio cannot hold out long
and live.
Shook II 1 ui for 'Cm.
"We have had a swooping victory,"
said a slow-movement man to the bar
tender: "Democrats have carried every
thing." "Ye, sir."
"But what is it to me?"
"I don't know."
"You don't know? An American citi
zen, with bottles all around him, don't
know. Don't you know, sir, that I want
to drink to tho success of tho Domooratio
party"
"But I am Republican.".
"And hopo that the Republicans will
do better next time?"
"But I don't hope that they'll do bet
ter. I've fallen out with the party.
"Got no political enthusiasm?"
"No."
"No chanco to get a drink hore?"
"None that I can see."
"I was merely jesting, my friend.
Have u drink with me." The saloon
man complied.
"Here, give me twenty-five cents."
The slow-movement man began to
qniotly withdraw, when the bartendor
seized him and shook him until his
teeth chattered. When he was asked by
companion who had gone to "skirmish '
at another place if be was successful?"
"Ob, yes," ho replied; "the bartender
shook me for the drinks and lost." Ex.
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UK. K K('K-tear Htr:-Thl I lo certify that I have itw.il your H I ' H KVt 1 ' K K(Vll t! T A I t'lt 1 1 ?' ao'dri n d
II all you claim It tobennd even uinre. I have hud eaiari b for ten year. I will, rid much wiih iwin In my
lieml; would take cold very rav, w hk-h would make my ihnmi very Bore. There wa lin,,i a iiniMunt
lli'kllna In my throat. o 1 lnuld Hid leeu. When leei my Ibnutt would III! lip uud alrunale awsanrtniv
lht wnalw badly allerlcd uthnl very often I wa unable to rewl the com and pli elKaou Yamlilll street
i,pHi le J. ('. Meuneiihair hsh market, w here 1 had been al work, a d.aiiince f tlmim fmir roil.. In la.-t.
1 could feel the ell.t't of Catarrh all throtiKU niv vtein, llutih.ae inmiile have all dlapiir'd. Now!
call ko to hel and n-t all iilKht. whU li I mneihln( I have nol been atile in tin fur lt yem. I ho von will
jiulillah thl. and that the hundred who are aurterlna a 1 have mill, nil mav iav ailetiilon In l hi. letter.' It
till I iuhlllied, I would advle any one that mav be troubled with auv dt. ae, howevrr bail or loiia-Mandm;,
tu c ill oil Dr. Keck. 1 think he can cure yuii If anybody can. Ill m ilnllv yom.
CltAS. H. WIIKKI.KH.
r At'i' It'ltHMl, July I, ir.
IHt. KK('K:-I am happy I ay tu you and the Mifferliig I hut 1 am Mill free f.nui that lerr'bie ,nae.
Catarrh. C. II. W'llhKI.KK.
A ' of as Yeara' Niuadlng. wu Ur Urd ml Mawll 13 Yeur. I urd.
KAMT IIIKTI,AM, Jutv a. ItCS.
To tlioeuni'rlnK troni Catarrh I would lute that I have he, u nfllk ted with ilinh for iwenli live yearn.
had roiitiiiual arhlin! imluaover Ihe eyinv, and for Hfleeii year have hern Irouhliil wlilimjrei rwinioniai'li
and left aide, and could uiell iiiiihlna. In I lie meantime I trleu IT. Niure'a Catarrh Kilniilv, Huulnnla Hailkul
Cun' for Catarrh, and other rcmcdlea recoiiiiiieiided by friend. benle remiiilc fiom Iim iiI physlcum, all ut
which fulled to cure, and the beet aavr but Riiaht relief. Alaiut lx w-ik airo I met Mr. Jainra Keck, lie aald
the trouhlr In my aide and ntomaclt wacaueil by the Cuiurrh havlna eitemled lo I hi' imiIiii. lie alnoaukl
thai he hint aiirerurvforCalurrh, and heniuhl cure ine. aIhiiiI live weckakii I lrna ledna I lie HI l:K
Cl'KK. The iniin over my rye hadluiiiean-d: the minuie In my aide and atniuarh a, Krnduailv illpier
iiiit: inywnie-of mell la returnlua". and, In fa,-t, 1 feel like a new man, and am convinced that I will aoon o
permanently cured. Any one iloulithiK thealmve atalement can coiwull me Iu eron or by mall, audi will
reH'at Iu tlit'iu viva vuer w hat I have lie re commitled lo iiar.
t'HAH. II. IIAMI.IN, KtKlneer liallniad Ferryboat.
KAM' IDHTLAXn, Jnlv I, !.
DR. KKCK:-1 would state Dial I have not bcena well In ftfteru yiuraa I have Wen the lust vear. aliirc
yuii cured me of Catarrh. ('. II. IIAMI.IN.
PH. KKCK thnumuahly understand and la eminently nuveudul In Ibe trt-atmcnt of all I HHIIXH' AND
niKKICl 1.1' lllKA-K.s OK Ml i I'll HKXKH AMI A I.I, All Km, havlnc made ai-lullv ol llulr treatment,
for fiiiirleen year. He treat CANCKH without tilnK the. knife. III tavmlte prew rlpllon I furnbdied to
I.ADY PATlKN'lt KltKK. No lady nIiouIi! Im wliliuut It. Youus:, mkldle-KKeil or old, male or fehiale, mait
lly ora lite of MilTcrtUKi your Ini'V liable doiiiu unlea you apply hi lime to the physician ho miderslnnd aud
Incomiietentto ireni youreaae. Waate no more time iiormouey with lncom'tein) phyalilan. All n.iiiinn.
iilcallou attended lo with dispatch aud are sirk'tly CAnlldehtla). Mllrhie eut to uny purl of the coimtrv.
I 'In ular. lenilmonutl, and a lll of printed qiuntlotu furnl-liid on til'plk'uUuu. CU.NMl l.TATtU.X KKKK.
Incloae a Ihri e-i-eul tiamp for 111, aud addrcH.
jtai:h kix k,
Na. IflS rirat Nlreet (norlh nt Totam Mock), Portland. Orecoa.
I asruit airMaUk.
alu Btaal mad
Vfarra Tuale la th kv
s'HIniate mult of over M
vraiaol prai-tlcal expert-
,'llre,ailCllKKH Wl I H
UNFAIMNO t'K.HTAIN
t'Y, Nervous and Vhvsl
al Debility, .Hem dial
Weakneaa, Hnermahir
rhoea, Pmalatorrhea,Kne
mlaaliine, Imimieiiry, Ki
liaualed Vitality, Prema
ture lieclhie and l,(MiA)
r MAM IIOOII, from
whatever runac produced.
It eurli'lii i aud uurlilisi the blood, HtreiiKlhens In.
V ...... llH.. Uld V,snlln H.nnul,illvB IVm.
(ana, and Physical and Mental i'aciiltlea. II
tot any nnnatural debllltatlnf drain upon
the system, preventing Involuntary lonaes, de
bilitating dnams, neinlnal limea with the urine,
etc., ao deatructlve to mlad and body. It
aaureellmlnaUir of all KIDNKY AND IIUDIIKH
COMPLAINT IT 1NTA1NM NO INJtHtlOl"
INtlllKUIKNT. To tknaa arerla frum Ihe
feta uf ynathfail ladtrtlM or rirruci, a
litsrdy, Ihitrnwgh tuid pernaunrnt I'I'KIC I)
ttl'AUAajTKI'.ii. Price, fto perlxitlle.or Itvr
bottles In cane with full dlrectluns and advicti, S,
8enl ms'iire from observation to any adilre uikiii re
celpt of prlie, or C. (. D. To he had only of
Ir. C, U. AnlBeld, l Kearny alrerl.
Ran Franclseo, Cal. Couauluiilona liictly conllileu
Hal, by letter or atoftlce.FHKK Forthecnnvenleiu
of iiatleula, and iu nnler to secure perdK-t aecreey, I
have adoiited a private addrcm, under which all uack
ages are forwarded.
TKIAI, noTTI.lt FRF.F.
Rufflclent to li w Its merit, will lie aunt to any onr
applying by Idler, stating his symptoms ana age
Communications strictly confidential.
mi.tMMi in:wAiir
1JIOH ANYONIC WHO WILL I.FR
1 Kelltiga A tllllaon'KftvBtem of llrras
iltld I'ltmk I ll II Ilia, aud, Willi a corret loeaa
iireaud perfect ciuiliiK, proiluce a bad lltllug
Hriiieut, heverul impiovemi-uta have Jur'
lieeu miele, AKent lo sell and leach wanted
!n every town, dm) aKent car. n.aice Jrom
110 topper day. Kju.Umio i JIU,-Ml.N,
Cheney, NHikane Co., W. T
USE ROSE PILLS. r
WILLI A31 C0LLIEK.
MAOHI1TIST.''''
Ueulrr In New untl
SEC0D HAXU MACHINERY,
OH Mudlaun Ml., Portland, Or.
Purllea de.trlnj Holler, Knulura or SAW,
.nil.. Ainiir.ni run rouitl
by auldreaaliMJ Mr, Collier.
New and Second Hand Machineij
nuulil nnd aold ur eroded lo advnntuac
HUDSON'S GUS STORE,
first atreei, Portland, Orogoa.
tNa), PISTOL AHO AUHCNITIOI
"laklag Toeklo of arf Dowrlolloa.
OR. SPINNEY,
No. 11 Koarar atrMt, . F
oil Ckroaie oj4 SlpMlal Dion
YOUNG MEN
V" MAT BE "UFFKRINO FTtOM THK FF
" feet of youthful follies or Indiscretion, will dt
II to avail thenmelvee of thin, the ereatest biMiti
rvr ! al tbo altar of siiirerlng humanity. UK
kl'.S.NKV will g'tarantee to forfeit mo for ever
Mcof Hemlnal Waaknesa or private dlienw-snf au)
ki,l orchMacier which be undertakes aud falls li
:uie.
MIDDLE-AOCU MEN.
Th'teaiemany at the air- ol thlrt toslity win
u- trociiiled allh too frequent evacuation of in.
n 'lier,o(!n aocomiianleil by a sliaht siuanlng nt
ou ruing aeiiaaiion and a weakening of the syatem li
a in. inner the patient cannot account for. (in nam
b in; th urinary deposits a ropy sediment will otici
found, and sometimes small particles of alinnuei.
will appear, or the color will beol a thin nillkisii hnn
kkioo chunglng to a dark and torpnl appearam
I here ate many niea who din of thla difficulty, hrnn,
ra it of Ihe cause, which is Ihe second stuxs of hi ml
nal Wenea. Ilr. 8. will Kuarsutev a perfect cure it
s.l .ich cases, aud a boaltby restoratluu of I or geiJU.
Iirliiarjrnrgaua.
Ot!l, e lloura-IOtoland ton. Rundav from If i
II A. M. Cotisuluilon free. Tborougb rsamlnatui
and advice. I V.
Call or ad, rem DB. PI:T A- rt).,
No. II Kan, v street, eaui Krs'w-wc., i.i
3 ijTiSELL
10 000 Pianot
1.00C Ornants
T.lAjf. b y
f MatftnUtTtHrri
Ftnrtl t-JS)
JiU1Iinai,ta
CaUlofUHt Kit
lata ttWU lkd U
lo - l W
a. . i L.-.k
raw
.fK
mm
mum
A
J
REMFY JiOW I?I USE
and 1W
,iutV Te.led I). irnnBiiir It kuerfale
i Had J'Mblli aiM-wkr,. aWi
Mlrvim i a it l)t 'rtler.
A I old
tv II n.-tliau by
aiher i-i-uuiii.
II A t
I r. ruin', i o.
a tn. . ( e vnlem e or Ibe flEliin .orl ee.-lt;u.l Im
rui In s.lon, nil be een al liu tlti'r, n puiy
in :, oilier Ciiroule Hlnraws:
a lh i let nau
iHllt'lM. I ll flit 1r.-. 1
MM, liHIIKHT A I. KXA.MiKR.
Fro Krv. Alunan 'I. ,t .e.
'i :nt n ' in Ih-iii-IIi, and ut llnieai oiiM liuidlv prearh
'A ell, !'i ,n A t o, toiimrum , i-Vlniimy ;ith, una
n ll. It noik rhurmn( y.
HKV . AUlN.O T. Jd.NKX.
MAI. KM. lilt.. I'ehrmry U. uri.
iiend, allhouili my Hinii feel heller than li ever
Wll 11 reKi-, .l II". M A 11 V . A. r:i.MIIK,
TKXINtl. V. T.. July 2. Ka.
live veira.and havlnv irl on nil nti,..r ...
of vonr hi ItK (TIIK Knit I 'A'l iKMII Imve relieved
PERUVIAN
BITTERS.
i-' t, $,. h 4:
1.7 fw ' V : U- -l-h
71 i. w ii . . v
'J'
vj. '
1'
The Plnest IIITTI'.RS In Ike WORM.
TIIKY IC F FK( TU A LLY Ci'RE
MALARIAL DISEASES,
Vllultae Ike Kyslrm nd unet tke ravnas-s
Ike Drrndrtil Alcohiil llubll,
UIPMOMAALA.
-' ' ,,r ' . - '
Ask your Hingglsl or Win aleithiinl r,
. tktea.
WII.HFRUI.VU A CO., Agent., Hun Fii..'
elaro.
V. J. VAX lit YVFIt dr r., Pot-Quod
U SE ROSE Pli-LS"
1830. 32 Years Practical Experience. 1882.
lhn A PMA
jwiiii m viinu
DRUGGIST,
Dealer In
Fine Chemicals,
Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
Sponges, Soaps,
& Rubber (.dog's.
Cor MivtlK'tiieisU
J'urllaud, Or.
'entvial ai'enHoB
U4& -K
NKK Ml-
.v-V".'.
pad in ordeni by '
mail wneu aooom
rpieds.lih tha ch.
USE ROSE PILLS
. $1000 ilEWAltD
WILL BB PAID TO ANY PK1WON PKODUO
lug a moraerTeetual remedy than
Dr. Keek's Sure Care fur Catarrh,
WliU b has stood the tort lor fourteen years, FbysV
clans, llnuntVaa, and all who have Bard and Uwr
oiiKhly Invd It, proooonre II sport Ac for the cure id
tliat loatiuwme aisiiaai. Trj lb Your druggist baa
Kftk Ukonof hly wnAMUnM, and ft emluMiUy
it-PMftii In iitaf) lvLmsnt ol mil jrt3 ftuu ll
calt tttiiiii W Mk tfM ftnd mil V hvnc
made a specially of Uwar treats ant for fourteen years
lie treats tisanoor wmooos omnia: ww auue, iiom.w
Ite prearrlpOon at tartiauud lo tasty sstkau Proa.
No lady suotUdsowlUKHJla. Young, middle-aged ur
old, male or saaaoto, h.aaiilty or a life of auAYrlngle
your IneTltaoia tknsn ucieas yon apply In lime to U
phynlclan wao naaktntands, and bcomnelent utrwa
yourrane. Waste no mors Urns Dor money with in
competent physicians. All oommunlcatlons attended
to with rtssjiucii, and are strictly coulldenilal. Jledl
t itiaa aent to any part of the country. Circulars, laaU
nioniala, aud a llt of printed qwsUon furnisJied on
aptilkaUnn. CO.MIl'l.TATIOM VKKK. lnrlnsw
atnree-i-ent stamp for IIhi and addreas XJH. JAata2
Kl'A'K, .No.Jii.5 Yn treet. l-grtland. Or.
ZEPHYXt WOOL.
(II.IM1AN AMI IIKIIV tVI'OWN WOOL. KNIT
ISO AMI KMIIItlilliKltlNU MI.K. CAN-
V AVsl'h. I'K.'.'lH. all kin.Ni f ! y work.
I.ADIK.V LNHKI'W KAIt. Ml ., AM) Ciril
lljle N CMlKllM i: H
lSfT iori.i:i): t . iiiikoiu.
M I'l Kt t.V-- JT 10. M I'l KCI - " tv
ix.-akt .a,
163 Third Stroot. PertUnd. Cr.
.r o. hi i
CMsk
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