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ft ' ARISTOCRATIC NAMES. yaeornlsed Pranunelatloa of Horn He'"1" piinno"THtmrs complain that scarco- lonfl Eiitflinh wiril In a thotuninl is Lll"J coiwtly that I, nil lU l.'tU-rs -rt notuniloil prttrimtly as thoy nro in lha ftli'li''01, -u ',,,c', u,''t'l!lsm j(H,tyjust, although, from tho foro. of buliit, w0 1'Mm not'l!e tliu faulty Jrtjiography of common worJ. But if vt m"ut propur name, of pursoiu or plx t,u'ir Cl'mt',5 SI,,!11'S i more ,fMTTal)lt'. ami sometimes oven pnz ,jiniT. Highly educated persons often hinitiitc in pronouncing a proper name Trliiuh they see for the first time. JhU i-iuark eHpeciany applies lasomenris- toeratic surnames, tin Will bo son by die gulijoined, with their recognized pronunciation: Claiiianald mint bo sounded 'as if written Clanronald. Derby, in speaking either of the peer, tho town or the race, should always be called Darby. Dillwyn jdiminouiieed Dillon, with tho accent on lh fiit syllablo. In Blyth tho Ih is dwpped. ami the wor.l becomes Bly. ,yvlcn is iroiioutieed as Livden, and p,.pys in Tipis, with tho accent on the jrnt syllable. In M nnon and Poasonby t)ie Unto becomes short u, and they are called Munson, Punsonby. In Blount iJiiiO is silent, and tho word is spoken s hluiit. Brougham, whether referring to the late illustrious statesman or the ri'liiele naiiKMl after him, should not be pronounced w tW( syllables Brawham rBro.'lia'ii but as one Broom. Col iiJioiiii, Dui:h"sne, M ijoribanks and Cliiilinomii'ly four formidable names lotlio miitiated mint be called Cohoon, Dukarn, Marshbanks and Chiimley! Clinlnieiey is also pronounced Cluiniley. Miiinwaring and MeLeod must be pro nunneed Mannering and Maeloiid. The final x in Molyneux and Vaux is miinded, but tho tinal X in Devereux itml Des Vaux is mute. In Ker tho e Isvoiiu-s short a, and the word is called Kar; it would bo awfully bad form to pronounce it Cur! In Waldegrave the df is dropped, and it becomes Wnlgravo, with the invent on the first syllable. Berkeley, whether ref'rring to the per- niii or place, snouiu do pronounced Itorkley. lliichan is pronounced Bukan; Il-wiclrrk, or Beauehirk, as Beanelaro, itli the accent on the lirst syllable, and Id'snroir as Bcevor. Wemyss is jiro- Inouneed as W'eeins, and Willotighby D'EresbyasWillowby l)'Krsby;St. John must be pronounced Sinjan as a sur- hi.tmo or Christian name; when applied 10 a locality or a building it is pro- jnounced as spelled, Saint John. Mont' yninry or Montgomerie, is pronounced Uiingomery. with the accent on the voutl syllable. In Elgin g takes the unl sound it has in give; in Rifford and lilTiiil it takes tho soft sound, as in gin -a it also does in Nigel. In Conyng i.wt the o becomes short , and the name is chIIinI Cunningham. In John tone tho t is silent. Straehan should i pronounced Strawn; Ileathcate, ftkhkut. and Ilertfonl. Harford. The rk dropped ill Abergavenny, which is died Abergenny; and tho n in renrith, lu'Wi is called Fcrrith. Beaiichami) ust be pronounced Bceehain; Bourne, mi. and Bourke, Burk. Rower, as a ireet, is pronounceil as it is written, tit as a surname it becomes Ror. Eyre jj uld be pronounced Air; and Du Plat called Du Plah. .Icrvis Hlxmhl he Ircinoiinced Jarvis; Knollys as if writ- n Knowls; Meu.ies as if written rnjes, and Maenaiiiara must bo pro- niiiced Maenamarah, with the accent in the third syllable. Sandys should be oken as one syllable Sands; St. Clark also one word. Lomltn WorUL THE INDIAN WAY. krtier'e Quaint Inscription of the Tobae. ro-sincihlim K nan. Of all the customs of tho Indians liieh Jacques Cartier observed, that iliirh struck him as the most novel and ngular was the use of tobacco. In lie narrative of bis secoml voyage to Unada, iir M, occurs the following uaitit description: "The Indians have n herb of which, during the summer. fiey gather a great quantity for tho inter, and which they prize very jlily, and use (the men only) in the II'. wing manner: They dry it in the in and suspend it from their necks. 4 up in n little skin instead of a bag, .tllicr with it horn cornet of stone wood. Then, at all hours, they :-ike a powder of the said herb and Hit in one end of the horn, and then .alive coal upon it; and through H'otjic-r end they blow so hard that "'ir body is filled with smoke, so Inch that it conies out of their mouth fid nostrils as out of a chimney. They fry that this keeps them healthy and nit, and they never 20 alxiiit without J"'' thin:s. Wo have tried the said uoke, and having had it in our mouth swiiied to contain pepper, so great Iw the heat" At that time tho use ot Wco was unknown in France, and, hoiiL'h the nbint hul been brouL'ht to fain and Portugal bv tho early ex . i - " "rers of America, it was only a quar rf a century after Jacques Cartier' s Tnu voyage that the Jrreiu-li r.mba- l''r. Jean Nicot, sont tho sets! from and France. Chicago Inter "can. A great manv oeonle make the mis- ' ill nr.ir,liiirr tliu kuniu" IL tllfl ise tin-v live in. Now a house may ever so costly and luxurious, and "am very few of the dualities "eh endear tho place to the occu nls- To be a home in its truest "se, li)Ve and peace and the thousand "; nameless attendants upon love Nt hI.i.Ia .1 f. !. .1 .I... r' poor cottage is more of "a home' ' a palace. Chicago Inter Ocean. !It is said Rnrnn An Jrwat nt Paris. nH his lif f,,r cruel treatment of l'als. has lft 1000.000 to the Society T tile Prann.i;n n I, ... An,. y wu m'm v viuwij w CARE OF CLOTHINQ. ora WholiMomo Aitrlo on tho Sahjcct for Until Wuinnn anj Mrn. Tho proper rare of men's as well as women's clot'ilng has a great deal to d.., not only with u looking well, but with the length of time which it lusts. Clothes of wool which are rarely brushed anil never hung out of doors soon como to have aiv appearance of long use, who i the samo cloth 's if carefully brushed t.yery day and fre quently hung out of doors will always bo fresh, and will k )ep their good looks very much longer. Care should bo used to select a brush-broom or whisk .f fine broom-rtorn. If will cost more than the coarser ones, but in tho end will bo a saving, as tho coarser ones wear tho clothing more rapidly. Coats and cloaks should bo hung always on the litile wiro fram 'S, costing but five or ten cents, which como for that pur pose. Tho frames should lirst bo cov ered with some soft material to prevent the garments from breaking over their edges. If made of wood this is not necessary; the wooden ones, however, are a little more expensive It is bet ter to hang than to fold almost all dresses, if ono has siilllcicnt room, but if the room is limited and the dresses crowded if hung, then they should be folded, as any tiling if better than the 'stringy" look which dresses crowded together in a s.iiall closet may soou ac quire. If a dress of woolen material lias any drapery It will be found to keep its freshness very much longer if the skirt is always bottom upward. With a lit tle practice and care this will be easily done, and the creases prevented which come so quickly even in the best of materials from the folds banging al ways the same way, both whoa in wear nnd whon not Never sit down in a damp dress if it can bo avoided, for nothing so successfully creases it. It should be at once taken off and hung in a good position to dry. Careful at tention should always be paid to dress braids and facings. If a braid is re placed us soon as it commences to wear the facing will in many instances be saved. A dress braid should always be puf on by hand, and, in most in stances, "rolled An." If sewed on by machine more time is consumed in rip ping it off, when it requires replacing, than in both sewing on and ripping off a braid sewn on by hand. If one has to ' be much in the kitchen woolen dresses should not be worn there. They hold the odors and smoke, and soon become grimy and smoky. Closets in which clothing is kept should be aired everyday, lfdress-s are to lie in trunks or drawers they should be folded wit It "Treat care, and always right side nut, parlicularv it lined, as the dress material, folding over the lining, prevents in a measure its creasing. Dresses which can be hung right side out crease ami string much less that those which are hung up wrong side out. They may be easily protected' from dust by hanging a sheet or a curtain made of calico over them. H:Us and bonnets should la kept well brushed with a soft niauilla brush. ' Whisks are too stiff and harsh to bo used. When not in use thev hould be kept ill a box or (dose closet or drawer, it one eiiances to nave men; of sufficient depth. If summer dresses of wash materials are a'.wavs louieit smoomiy oa taking them off they will require, unless actually soiled, much lea lrequcnt laundering than when hung. Treated in this way by a modera'idy careful person, a linen lawn dress may soint times be wore every day for two week. The dress, however, must have boeu well done up to commence with. The care of boots, shoes and slip pers, which Ho their lull snare in giv ing one a tidy, well-dressed air, must not be forgot tan. Firstly, never allow a boot or shoe to become run over at the heel. No heel is better than a run over one. If you can not afford to keep them straight by frequent rebuilding rut off the lift each time one becomes run over. With great caro this habit of running over heels may be almost entirely cuiid. A greater assistance than nails on the side run over is to have a small wedge forced between the layers of the heel on the run-over side, thus forcing the foot to tread the other way. If this is persistently kept up. the iHiot will soon show a great iiiiH ovenient A boot should never be worn with bottoms off or with knots in the shoestrings, both being untidy. No matter how old a boot may ln even if patched, if the buttons are all on, the heels straight and it is well blackened, it has a tidy, well-dressed appearance. Slippers abovo all things must be irreproachable in tho way of being wind' and well blackoned. Philw'eljihia Prc.i. A Kenttickian who had "a claim against a railroad in that State for f 4'X for damages in a smash-up, was re cently visited byone of the company's lawyers, who inquired: . "What sort of injury did you sustain?" "Nanous in jury, sir."" "To what extent?" "To sich an extent that my nffl idiot-gun now wobbles alout so much that no longer ago than yesMtlay 1 shot at a rabbit and knocked over the best coon dog in all Kentuck. I've riz on my claim to $70), and Tm join' to push it until somebody hollers for mercy." Wall Street Sews. For years a loon has had its home on the Schuylkill, near Philadelphia, but the other day it flew into the Zoological Gardens and was captured. Around its neck was a little silver collar on which was ennaved "Nemo, tbn h -r-mil, 101" Th n,'l' lepeT t tho "aniens ays that he litis no .i.-tbt Tlmtit tho bird's ereafsv:e.-.,&t'.'a-i- iJlj.i Prtsi. i William laDor, a rennsyivaiijan, made fun of the big trees in tho Yose mite Valley, and John Ash ton,' a guide, fell it is duty to stab the scoffer twice in tho right arm. Manager (to supernumerary) I am going to give you a small part in the new play; do you wish your real namo on the bill, or will you use an assumed name? Supo I guess I will use an assumed name. M. Very good; what shall it be? S. Si;?. Vermicelli. 'M. That's a high-sounding name: why do you uso Vermicelli? Rot it out of a cook book, did you? S. Yes, and I uso it because I am a stipe, you know. Boston Courier. Hosea B. Perkins Is a man who, ac cording to the New York Times, always wants to make a "Daniel Webster chow der" from the receipt ho obtained from tho illustrious statesman whenever he is off on a pleasure party. ' On board yacht ono day he requested to bo al lowed to go into the galley and com pound the chowder. Ho was introduced to tho chef and went to work with him. Tho chef, however, did not think highly of tho receipt and observed. "Your Monsieur Vcbster could write adiczion aire, but he could not make zo chow derer." A Chicago merchant decided to sur prise his wife on Christmas by present ing her with a twciity-thousaml-dollar policy on his life; but ho neglected to apply for the policy until tho day be fore Christmas. Then he was told that tho application and the report of tho medical examiner would bo sent to tho New York office, and tho policy would come back in a few days. This wouldn't do. The merchant suggested telegraph lng. I no medical examiner was sent for, his report and the application wcro telegraphed to this city, and in less than six hours from the time of appli cation the report was accepted in New York nnd the policy received in Chica go. This is said to bo the first transac tion of tho kind. .V. '. Sun. DR. PRFNTICE. The career of Dr. Prentice Bince liis advent ou this coast, las been one of a most renin rkable character. Al though he came here with a reputa tion of the highest btaiiding as a phy sician n ' surgeon, yet wo scarcely could hi e. pictcd that it would be possible loi iy man to accent plUh in tho thort space of four months the as tonishing rcMilts that Dr. Prentice has attaiocd in that shoit space of time. When wo state the fact, which is true, that bo has operated upon nearly six bundled ca-es of tratiMiius, or cross- eyes, it seems incredible, lor turn is undoubtedly a greater number than ull the combined surgeons of the coast have operated on in ten yntrs. A number of tltcMJ operations be has per formed within one-quarter of a minute, and all f his cases have been perfectly successful, not even one in this vast number have been compelled to wear a bandage, for ho causes so little infla tion to the eye that no inflammation follows the operation, - Many of these cases had been given up ws hopeless by the mo-a eminent physicians of high standing on the coast. His cures of stauiineieis or stutterers that have been treated without any lautelit by o her , are tho talk and wonder of the coast. Cases win ro ptople have beei, unable to talk r hold conversation from eailiest childhood are sometimes cured wii hin ( no hour. One of these cases is that of L. S. Mastick, of 110 Post Street, Sun Francisco, Cal. lie has made so many cures of exceedingly bad caws of Catarrh, soino of over riftv years standing, that a Company has offered bint $20,000 for the secret and tho right to use them, which the Doctor promptly refused, as his own practice is worth at loie-t $75,000 (seventy-live thousand dollars)a year. Inall cases of Cross-Eyes, Stammering and Piles, it is m-cessary for the patient to come to tho Doctor's office for at least one day. Although he prefers in all cases to see his patitnts where it is possible, yet in cares of. Catarilij Fe male weakners. Deafness, Bhcunia- tisni, Kidney and Liver Complaint, by sending a very careful description or diagnosis of the case he is able to effect perfect and permanent cures. Persons wishinir to visit the Doctor, or wishing treatment by mail, should send or como at once, as lie will posi tively leave on the 20th of June to visit the hospitals of Europe, which he makes a practice of doing nearly every year. This rare opioittinity should be lost by none. His otli cs are 62(5 Sutter Street, San Francisco, Cal. Those wishing treatment by mail can write Dr. Prentice even after he leaves. His letters will be forwarded to him in Europe and his medicines w'lll be promptly sent to patients. If afflicted with Bore Kyes. une Dr. Iwo Thompson s Kyo Wujr. DruK(rtt "- iV5- Beautv SkinScalp Restored by the CUTICllt NOTiTINO 19 KNOWN TO FCIKNCK AT all companible to the Ci ticcra ItsMKniii in their Diarrellotie prapertiea or cieanniuK. purifying and beautifying ihe skin and In curing U)rturing. disllgnring. Itching, acaljr and pimply dlseama of U,e skin, acalp and blooi, with liea of hair. . , 1:vtici ki, Ibe gret 8kln Cure, and Ctrl I Ct'BHoe an exquisite rkln Beanilfler. pre pared from It. eitrnally. and (.CTICCK K aoLVKST the oe Blood l urirtir. liiternallr. are a positive cure for errry form of akin and blood iitwasc. from pirnpl'e io aomfula. CUTI rcnA'Ul!iKiiriari bilutl pure and tueenly bifalll dakli le.utilirniiiJ lod purlHnra. Holdn.-rywher iTioe: . XTlCfKA. .VJo.; K xLviaT. l: i'T'Cf1 b 'J' Txa Dbco isd CHKvicit Co BosTOif. Mam. Un6.-wfl wt'd'ive 1 down, and aa white, by Bliu BSlBfCvYwrau kfcMCaTSD Soap. The ininertatlon ot almonds Into the United StAttM amount to about a.VO.OOi pounds kiinua ly. California Imports no almonds, but the Mines about 2,00,OUJ in her own aniens, THE EFFECTS OF MENTAL 1XHAU8TI0N. Many dlsoaaeii. capei-UHy llionu ot the m-r- voiu syiti-ni, are the ruilucts of di'ly renewed menlitl kliauxtlon. Hunim-aa avouitions ofteu Involve an amount of ini-nul wrur and tear very (jriumliciul to phyPkal health, and the nrofeiutlous. If arduous y pursued, are no lutu destructive to bratii ami nerve tiwue. Il is ono ot tlm moat Iniforb-nt attritmtra of HiMiett.-r'a htmnaeli Hittera. ih..t 11 cnmueiisuitca for Una uniliio loan of tihiue, mid tlml it lniiaris new; eneiyjr i me uruin Im nerve, I no ritmll!y with whicn it renew weakened mental cnciyy and physical viUilitt is remarkable, and aliens that ita lnviKornlimr prop, riira are nf tho hiirhvat order. ItcaMia incri aaintc vital stamina, und ctmiitcim tii.g the I'llcclsot menial enliaua lion, this potential im dleine i-urea and prevents fever anil tiRue, rheumatism, i hmuie djsi epaiu and cnnMiputiiiii, kldnvy and ulcriiie Mi ukiua. and other couiplniula. I'liysHlaiis a so roue luvnd it aa a mudiculed stimulant and remedy. A man In Lima, Peru, has left .V0.000 to estubllah a hcIiooI in New York for the education of poornirl. THK CAUSE OF CONiUMPTION. . Scrofula, tnanircxtiiiK iiac'f in blotches, Iiiniphs. eruptions, salt rheum and other leiiiiahes vl lite skin. U hut too apt tiy and by to infect the delicate tissues of the ItuiKs also. Mint result In ule- rttlon thus t-iulinir, in consumption. Dr. Pierce's "liohlen Medical Discovery" wbl meet I ami vanquish the enemy in lis HtrotiKhold of the blond and cast It out of the sys tem. AlldnvtflHt". The minilwr of baptist in the United S.ates it2.l32.f'7Q. ALW4YS GIVING SATISFACTION. liUANDKTu's 1'n.i.s have always given satisfaction, la llfty yeara there has been no complaint of them. That Is about their life in the United Status and millions of Veoj-le have ued them. There Is no doubt that they have established themselves by merit alone. They cure iheuiuatisni dys irpsia, piles, di.irrluei, liver complaint and levers, and greatly prolong the human lite. One or two at umht on an touplv stomach, for a week or two, will keep )ou iu nood l or in nnd tone up the system. 1'niler tlic Provllont of the In- terwiate bill Palmer & Key can sell you type, presses and i riming material lower thau any other bouse. Try Gbrmka for break last. There are '00 places of religious worship In New York. "LITTLE, BUT OH Mt.' Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant I'urnatlve Pel 'el's" are scarcely larger than muaittrd seeds, but they have no equal as a cathar tic. In all disorders of the liver, stomach and bowels they act like a charm. Purely vegetable, sugar-roa ed, and inclosed lu ela-a vials. Pleasant, sale and sure, lly druggials. Try a sun h-uh f,ir rheumatism. When Baby waa itck we Rave ber Caatorla, When ahe wan a Child, ahe cried for Cantoris, When ahe beoame Miss, ahe dung to Caatorlp, When ahe had Children. ahe gave them Caatorla. "Itron n's Itroiichiul Troclic-n' are excellent for the relief ot lloarseiie-a or Sure Thro it. l imy are exceedingly elVt-clivc. UM only in'boxta. Price 25 cts. The onlv NtocU nf type, preases and printing material will be found at Palmer & Key a 1'or.l laml nonse. HALL'S QAnQADADBI I li OttiiuAi niilLLM Cures all Diseases originating from a disordered state of the BLOOD or LIVEB. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Boils, Blotches, Pimples, Scrofula, Tumors, Salt BJieum and mercurial Pains readily yield to its purifying properties. It leaves the Blood pure, the Liver and Kidneys healthy and the Complexion bright and clear. J. R. CATES & CO., Proprietors 417 Sansome St., San Frauclsoo. Mrs. A. M. Dauphin, of 1939 Hidge Are., Phlla deljihlo, has done a groat dual to make known to ladle there the great alue of Mr. I'luk- hain'a Vegelable t'oinpound, aa a emu for their trouble aiA dlnciuiox. Hho write aa follnwa : "A young lady of this city, while hathing aome yeara ago, waa thrown violently Against the life line and the Injuries received naulted in an ovarlun tumor, which grew and enlarged until death seemed certain. Ilrphyacun finally adviaed her to try Mr. I'inkhain'a Compound She did ao, and in a short tune tho tumor waa dissolved and she Is now in perfect health. I also know of many chuck Where tho medicine has heon of great value in preventing miscar riage and alleviating the palna and clangers of child-birth, l'hiladelphln ladlna appreclute the north of this medicine and IU great value. " Bent by mail In I'lII and Lozenge form on receipt of price, ft. Mrs. I'iukhani, Lynn, Maaa Also In in liquid form, all at Druggists. CllUiS ft SIX ill ItSl lAILt. Bel'Tu;h hynip. Tmet icit. Una In t1in. Hilil hv nnirirtsts. DR. TOUZEAU'S FRENCH SPECIFIC Gn & Gm Via euro (with care) the worst rwsc In firs to soma Uh Vrh lu.v Mwlaln. a ,,M.irml trraflsO OB SI ail dlseam, with full Instruction fur soil -euro, (lot pses. Prlo,3. J. C 8TEELE, Agent, 63S Market 8tre)t. Franelsoo, Cal- '. iiu un'r Dress Star In thsworM Alisnlntr It nnlimk i'iIa. Fries; 16 suU mv larii. Ful s.s rfrwliT. Also.Jlttrtvd f'jf ins msrkrt, li-w.ilsgsiilSatlD. ( sc4 Fos liarb-ins, rrxly f.jr sttoclanx to in nmst ris. P-lo4 JJ srnu pt ysrl foh-rs: II ink. tthlt-ricl.nl. hluss d I lut If jroar Uslrr bss uut soeu.-l l.nf siuotint dHilr-l sdll l- swt lxistrsl.l. im r-a-li.' . i.f f.rirws. Aildn-s WABKLN TIII.R KOVt: AHfAt. Tbrr Uaks. Mlrfslcaa. STEINWAY, KKtlfl'H BACH. f Oabler. lloeolab Hanoe: Bu det Organa, band Instrument. Largest stock of Phet At osle aad Hooka. Bands supplied at Kaatara prioaa. M. OKAY, KM Poat atraat. laa Fraadaoo. per Tesumony a. jJ 11 ri The output of the lrxv motive work of this country at present la estimated to number nearly to ty riiKinia per week, A FLAT CONTIUDIlTIOS. Some cue has told you that your catarrh l Ineurnlile. It is not ao. Dr. Sne Catarrh lieiuedv will cure l. It U pleas ant to iihu and it always d.ves IU work tho ouxMy. We have yet to hear of a Fa- in winch it did n -t a- romplish a cure when falthlully ti-ed. ("a a-rh is a disea e which it is (Intirf. roils in ncjih-e'. A cer tain remedy is al your hand. Avail y cur self of it ht-foM I lie complaint assume a im-re ser ous f rui. Ail diug.ls;. Trycranberrv poultico for erysipelas. ny no lYclxlilN. Plmer & Rey maiuitiK lure their own tMe, and haiiuu no ('villus to pav they will not advance their price. READ THIS CAREFULLY. Kmy nmi itml woman jrim or uM, on Oilt "t. Out it afluUxl with n:y .ii'hm no iu.it Ur wimt, UnH their fitiittl i liyatcun tlr not un lontUntl, r (iimiut pule, fUioul t writ fu'J (tmrrli-ttfii i.( Hn ir trouble to 1 r htwU'U, ur Kvtmi In u u tuitl null hiui Hi U mv iv with vtiy m ntniviit ot uttft iy, ami Ut tnt n itltcln W f.itl titr utu'H'jr t'liimulttitlxtit frw. Hnf ttiilnlonlvtii; rvi nmlo chary. All m p-ultiu' mm'tlv o ii tit tt nihil Knclt um. AUinM W H Ktn;iM.N, M i ; ..rticN.Maiia li, FUt Nu tiunl Hank, IVtriluul, Vr. o t. Rupture Permanently Cured. Ni ntricvry Wotlt t-trry ily I'um punraiitrl AthlrvM I in.. pnhUKN k i.lTaKH, t'ttlcw S, V mu4 Ut, lulmor A ICey mniuifncture tlu-lr owa huiIh, ami t'HiihvIl lLiur te..l. low or tlmu any olu r houan. No upturn lit IMho'h Cure for CoiHutni tlon. t'urtn w)Hrotlirrr( n M'i fi"l r. Cfca ::;vj foi the Arrur.jj. A UomaVkrtblo Curo of r.hjuniatisra nnd Csit-irrk P.aldwinsvillrtp'N. Y. Pardee UtiUrii.t Co. (ikni'i.kmi.n : AUnit one year a chilled my blood an;l was under lie-1 Vv. tor's care for about six months wh.-u bad a counsel of eight tjfniWa.. ni was given U to die. Soon alter, a lal (riend came to Fee me and told me abot.' your gvent Uemtdy. She said she bai been cured by it titter having the rhcu niatism win t'ni" and that ber rheu matism was flist brought on by a cold. At this time 1 was sutleriiig severe pain all through my body and near my heart. The doctors called it only "frozen IiIikhI." ThroiiL'b the iH-rsuasion of my friend I proem ed a bottle. 1 found some relief. (Seeing this I procured more and was en tirely cured by its use ; ami w bat was my surprise and pleasure at finding that 1 was not only cured of my rheumatism, but the catarrh, which hudls-en troubling me for years, and bad become very oll'on aive, had entirely lelt me. Wishina your remedy evory success, and tbanUiin; yon very much for my dun bio cure, 1 remain, Truly vonrs, JUvS." LUCY UPwONaON. Hocbester, N. Y. Gents : I was confined to tny la-d w ith Inflaminatory Rheumatism for over a week ; was very badly alllicted, sulli-rinn from severe pains in my cjiest, it was cuing to my heart. Ou Thursday the loth I commenced using Dr. Pardee's Rheumatic Uemedy at 11 o'clock, P. M., and on Saturday the 17th, was able to walk all over the bouse, and have since continued to improve, and take pleasure in rcvommendiug it to all who are airlif ted with tne terrible disease. KDtt'.U. WII.KISK, Ho. 5 Kast Maple Street. Ask your dVucRist for Dr. Pardee's P.emedv ami take no other. Price, 1 per bottle; six bottlea, $5. Panic .i 'leucine Co., Koehoster,5 N.Y. IsaUa olJ at lowsnt rules. Pili-o is Ruinif hlyhur. hoi ii 4 ; 1 1 Us, 15 sit ' ugari to-day 4 to 0 ciuta, tVoii is 1 !) per nut. l.l.-htr tlinn ono year a;o, ux ie;t.,auaiulMocha Vn tents Islikuly to Iki tho prion I t r.u:.t Cnx.li. IS nuts lm)l fiuiyy grades liuw, Tea li hiaur, 2K, jc. for llluck, (Jruell, Jnn, I iicoIumhI ur Ulsod Teat lili c, foe cents )t fur tho twit t anned 0hm!s are lo or. C"iws and Butter I m. or. Solid fi r full list. Samples ftce. Address f.nut'.rs Cssli Stoic, 11.". and 117 Clay Htrt-vt, Ban r'raml-.co, Cal, ou will bo surprised at the prloo the) sell many artlolos. You ran oC.ou save ti to i i per cent, oi mil! I Items. Kvcry-lilng is sulil st 1mm-. latos. Somctlints they ars ahlo to put ijixsls l:i at (del prloi-sivuii If market Is JtDAbMER & iEY TYfE fOUjNDEfS ap b sa loss ia PRINTERS' SUPPLIES MACHINERY 405-407 toll El, 112-114 FToit su aur rasa su as, rakTLa,aa. SUGAR JSi Absolutely Pure- '.'Su ,'a.v A usoai at tttstfii ..! DliuiMuianaeM ui"" cm jf-Hilujd kii .la. tidwimit ba vuM la f' o iU vli oni't'U ol to !, rfKw wi: iM ot MtiKi 0"lm (Mo oraf amm tux'- '.Xj. loS WliV H. . LUMP.. ATTKTIO I ft M t.t SJ iwr .Ur mail.) at home vp Men tbii l. uu uuml utf Hi-ml '.' r. nt ump tor pui ur I) A M.U'lMiNAU) O.. DU Miki-l St.,ui llslasin lluWl.Suu rntutkaisl A NATURAL PALATABLE RELIABLE REMEDY. la IAkRANIM HtlTZSR you behold A certain cure for young mid old; For UoUBttpatlon n ill ilt-iwrt. And Indigo tli-n quU-klv stin t. Hick Hoitdacho. Unt, will sism anhalde; lien TAsKa T'S SKtlZ -M liaa l- u trie Moore's Kair 4'iirr all llamnna ' of Hie Senlp ami prti veiita lliilr fulling ou: no i.adus' riiii.ar u CilMI-i.KTK WIHIOI'T If. as ll dime lnnlrnflr nnd MnrtciiM lry and Wiry llnlrt i exwt letit lor the I'acK and liaiineil llnuilNt Im Invigorator. iieifeellv hariiils nd nan u equal ss h dre-n'r for the llalr; la lino for Ilia luv ultcr sliuvliu. Nauiile llnttlea rrre. SNELL, HEITSHU & WOODAR0, General Agetatn. IKlllTLA N I), , tlltKGON. tf For i-'alo by all PrnmffafM. -.:ii. i. , r.'i IWs'lriCECDhrtli 'llli'!' tea .1 i '.V. l'V l.isril 'iii'J'j,'ili! STi.! li fi 'TO n . ... r: .i'' r Invalids' Hotel and Surgical InstKutd Hlnff of Ulauleea Eiprlract'l and tlll tul I'kyslrlnas nwl NnrsjcaHS. ALL CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY. rnllenH tivati-d ht-roornt their honaii. Many tivaU-d nt houiii, throiigli uorrettiMindencHrUis uciiulully ill If hero In in-ranii. t.-ome ami a-o iih, or send ten cents In Ktuinpa tor o'li Invalids' Ouide-OooV which givm all prtli--11 1.11-9. AddlVKSI Wotll.D'e lllrit-KNMAUV MIH CAL A!MOCIATION, CUJ MlUII Mt UUIIUHl, IS. I. For " woru-ont," " riin-cViwn," dcMHIatc ichool tniehiira, iiiilllni-ra, aninBtrt-aiea,hoiin-k(cv-ra, mid ovtH-worljed sioinen giarryr lr. rieroc'a Fttvorltn rn-ac-rlptlon la tha Hat nf iilln-storativotonlea. It la nut u 'TursMili.' but aduiinihly fulllllait slngh-netsi of iKirpess-. b'-lng a inistl Hitnt Hm-i-IIIo for nil thrnr Chronlo WisiUiii-naea nnd Olwiiam H-nllnr ( women. Tho tii-ntinnnt of limny tlMiiianiida) of ani-h enws, nt tho Invnlliln' Until nnd Hnrsf leul Instil nto him ulTonlvd ll huge i-iH-rlt-uco) iu aduiiling roiiiodloa for their cure, nnd. Dr. Pierca's Favorite Prescription la tho riult of thla vnat rxnerlcnon. For Internal roiiajoallou, liilluiniiialloia uud ulcerations It la a Speclfle. II laa powerful general, na well ns uterine, liinhf nnd nnrrliiM, and ImiurN vigor nnd sin ngili to the wimki aratiin. It chits wnilmiaa i f atotimeh, liidlgi-Hllnii, Moiillug, wenk buck, nervous pruat ml Inn, cxlut iiHtinn, riehlllty anl Bhs-pliwii'HH, In eitherai't. hnvorlto rn'ssrlp tlou la aidd liy di-uuglsla iiinliir our wsi(i puuraatcc Be-o wmpx.-r nround littk-. PRICE $1.00, roit o.OO. Bond 10 oontM In tnmM for lr. l'k-rr-e'a Innrf Tn-atlau on Dleeuw-a of Wo n pagin. pniMir-Kovorcil). AddiiM. Woiii.k'h Dnu-rn-BAIir MKDII.'Al, AaHOUIA'l'IOM, OtSi Huln Mr, it. llulluli), N. V. WVfeaM T1TTTO ANTI-UILIOt'H mfiA OATHAItTIO. SICK HEADACHE, RI!lona Headache, UUxlunaa, Jouatlpa tlon. Indigestion, oud HIllouaAtlacka, nnmiptlv oun-l ly lr. Flerre'a IMeaaatit rurgullre Frllcla. & ouUu vial, by DrugglaU. THU BKI.T t Rra9rarl sWO tiprtml fr U nff drBgtaDU f th IflMTaHT ornu, Ti OAftUftMHa urmm r ftl.KCTUI()4TY p.witti tkrttttb ih rt aMM ttmm liMm IO fcaaltbr Mtit. B4 uafMixl uiMb klrcirtm ftM drtrtta4 astir M 111 1rm WllOll. III! Iff Uh U iprollo ft roff Irr f1vf NFI av rl Mil t. I V StrL I klMf. lia. The Van Monciscar DYSPENSARY, POKTLAND, OB. Toanc mktdlaafod aaal aid, ansds or aiarrwd assv sll hii suffer wltk LOUT MANHOOD Ksrruua iMbllltf.MMw turrbsa. auulual Lusroa. H.,u.l Dsns? . Slha Slas- .M7. Wsak Kim, Uat ot KnifO, also Vlorat Ssudl Hltla DtsssM, HrukdlH KruptUms. Ualr Vsllhw Hos I s os, 4 siea 4 vsll'ssrs H.W ThnskS, ris. Itf 'isf (ana of Mscairr, KsbMsa sud Hladaar Troal lss Wsak Baek. Runluf Crtoa. Onaoftasa, UIms, fcrfc s-wr-nyta and ears twlt'a ... Bat tteioa t aaaalt CaafldeaMally OFs-iUK-iaa 184 TUIHD ST. K. P. N. U. No. l-a F. N. U. No. ffi7. ELitTetAaj mm a . LiL uT v aw S;. I i ; i ; 1