The Eugene City guard., June 21, 1890, Image 9

Growth sf Meoa Uni,
In 1867 U. M. , Fuloon reported a
ihoal la a position alxmt thirty mile,
west of Namulta Wind, of tlm Friendly
r Tonga group. Ti year l iter srauka
a-ai reported by II. H. 8. Sappho to be
fining from the sea atthU spot, and eight
later, In 1883, a volcac lsluud was re
ported by a pawiing s.eani.T, the Janet
Nichol, to have rlneii m tho ira, ln
1888 tlie UniUnl Suites ((earner Moliicuu
fWted the new iblaula-whkli had
liuerged from the ocen during a sub
marine eruption on Oi'M-lyf the prcvi
oui year when it Ungik allf) fUUIKj
be oue and four-tenths f k 1 il and its
height 105 feel. )
la 1889 the inland wan t ioroughly ex
amined, and tho tmrrouudhg sea Hounded
by her majesty's surveyin; ship Eeria,
when It waa found to bo u and one
tenth of a mile long and iiiaj-teiitlis of a
tuile wide. j "
A little steum ismilng frm cracks in
the southern cliff was the sde sign of ac
tivity, but there were man proofs ex
luting that the island still renins consid
erable heat near tho surface. I From the
condition of the flat, it U anient that
it has neither risen nor subs! Ll during
the past two or three years. 1 Ues, there
be a hard core it seems probalaj that Its
existence as an island will lie (mrt. It
lias been named Falcou IkIuihI, aid sound
ings between it and Kamuka slow that
they are separated by a vnllry G000 feet
deep. Newcastle Chronicle. I
Tli Color In Rlrara.
The colors of rivers differ wider. The
Rhone is blue, and so is the IXnulie,
while the Rhine is green. AnyUxywho
has traversed the wonderful Adirondack
region and fished in it waters mast have
noticed the remarkable difference li the
color of its rivers and smaller steams
which radiate in every sirection froli tho
central group of mountains. The waters
of the Sacondaga are yellowish, hile
those of the Canada creeks and of the
Mohawk are clear, with perhaps a bhish
tint in deep holes. Fish creek is black or
deep brown, and its noighbor, Salmon
river, Is colorless. Next comes the Hick
river, whose color is indicated hyjits
name, but between it and the Grace,
which is also black or brown, is the !)
wegatchie, with clear white waters. "Ilie '
St. Regis, again, is black, but the la-1
queue is wmte. I hp rr. Lawrence is
blue. Nature.
Ancleut Voting Methods.
The Syracusans used at one time olive
leaves for ballots. Rome, at an early
day after democracy was introduced,
borrowed the ballot box system of the
Greeks, but never took kindly to it The
Australian system of today is a revival
of the practice in Home 2,000 years ago.
The voting classification in Greece hi
olden times was both social and terri
torial, not unlike the arrangement io
this country in presidential election
Many of the ancient systems of votii
were corrupted by extravagant favorit
ism and briliery was not uncommon. 4
Detroit News. !
I
Many Judas Iacarlots Sacrificed.
Tho inhabitants of many of the Med
, iterranean sea Islands nang or burn
figure of Judas on each recurring Gooc
Friday. One remarkable part of tht
, ceremony consists in decking the heat
and face of the figure with red dyed
wool, which may b accounted for by
the fact that there is a tradition that
Judas was red haired. Shakspearo calls
red hair "Judas colored hair," and many
foremost writers have spoken of it as
"the flaming brand of infidelity." St.
Louis Republic.
Serrad the Governmuit Seventy-ona Tears.
Judge James Laf renson entered the
postal service whenlie was 16 years old,
and has been in it Continuously for seventy-one
years, lie s said to have sworn
in every postmastel general since the
administration of 'President Andrew
Jackson. When Mr, Vilas was sworn in
Mr. Lawrenson wot overlooked, and
when the poetmastergeneral heard of his
record he sent for Mr. Lawrenson and
was swora In again. New York Sun.
Drink Uutteruillk.
Lactic acid, which Is not far off from
the beverage commotly termed butter
milk, haa been doing die peptic wonders,
it is announced. A food many people
who are "out of sorti" with liver trou
ble might try the buttermilk cure di
rect, without waiting for an illness to
have it prescribed for them. Especially
old and feeble people derive benefit from
the churn' surplus. New York Tele
gram. "
In Cheap Eating House.
Diner Here, waiter! what in thunder
have you given me here? I called for
tripe; but this is the stringiest stuff I
ever encountered.
Waiter (after critical examination)
Just as I expected. That cook of ours
b awfully nearsighted, and instead of
koneycomb tripe, she's served up a piece
f Turkish towel. Perhaps you'd like
omethlng else? Boston Trascript.
Betrayers of Christ Created.
When the ceremony of washing the
feet is performed in the Greek church at
Smyrna, the priest represents Christ, the
twelve apostle being aoted by as many
priests. He who personates Judas must
be wll paid for it, and ucb is the feel
ing of thVpeopVi .Ut whosoever accepts
this odious part commonly retains the
name of Judas through life. St. Louis
Republic.
Jonathan la gwttaarland.
There is something exquisitely cool in
the following reply of a Yankee to a Eu
ropean traveler when the traveler asked
if he had just crossed the Alps:
"Wall, now you call my attention to
she fact, I guess I did pass ritin' ground."
New York Ledger.
Italian editors have tried hari to trans
late the words Buffalo Bill. One of them
makes it: "Compagnia Americana di
Ouglielmo Bufalo Occidentale SeWaggio"
P'the troupe of William Buffalo Savage
West!"). Another paper ays: "Suocapo
I Ouglielmo il bufalo" ("its chief is Will
lam the buffalo!"
Tha Bight Kind of Man.
Women like a man who knows their
innocent weaknesses and caters to them;
who will bring home a box of candy, the
last new magasine or the latest puzzle
sold on the street, that will do more than
iU duty in entertaining everybody for
the whole evening. Ladies Home Jour
nal. rereeptlbla.
1 "How did you enjoy the opera lajt
Bight, Miss Chatter?"
Why, did you tee me?"
"So-1 only beard yau." Epoch.
v LENT.
, Jack, UiU In no (Inn for oonsensa!
Tl Uaaa.n for fastiua and prayrr.
You're praying to me, on your knen nj)"
Well, jou should be asbauied to b thvrtl
I tow that you're won than a pagan
Vt'hn yon w, as you do, that a ahrlna
Is built In your heart to a (alilraa,
And the nam ol that coddeaa it mlnat
Whal'athatr No, I am not repenting-;
Nut a bit; tor (lie naartachea uiy eyra
IIae itlren you I That Isn't tha reaiwn
I appear In a penitent's guUe.
I know that there's nothing so fetching
Aa a prayw book and plain gown of grayr
I know that I'm neter is pretty
Aa when, erra closed, I'm poalng to prayf
0, Jack, now you'rejdownright uuulllugl
I declare If I'd dreamed that gray gown
Would please you, I'd navsr ban botuint it;
I d bare gotten that new shade of brown I
But bark I There tie belli rlmr for reapers
O, Jack, do, for goodneaa' sake, got
Tha fact la, we're got a new rector, .
And a layman like you haa no snow
We flirted and danced through the gay time.
And 1 might, bad I thought you'd a cent,
Hare given you my heart; but just now, Jack
Don't you are that I couldu'tf It'i Lentl
-Boston Globe.
Disappointed Lnrers Form m Soclnl.
A society of disappointed lovers has
been formed at Wilmington, Del. A
dozen well known young men, Including
a mwyer, suverai politicians and a mer
chant, met in a hotel, whern I ho
of the organization was explained. It is
oesignea as a mutual consolation society,
and any man to be eligible to tnemlier
ship must have been engaged and the en
gagement must have been broken by the
fair one. The constitution requires every
man to shun female society at all times,
and a violation of tha mlia la mmUhoH
by expulsion. The men appended their
mutes to me constitution and related
their experiences in the courting line.
Honesty f Women.
"Did you ever know a woman fail
to return a borrowed umbrella?"asked
a dealer in these articles, addressing a
reorter.
"I can't say I ever did."
"Nobody else ever did," said the
dealer, emphatically. "I have been a
long time in the business of selling
them, and I have made a special study
of woman in connection with the bor
rowed umbrella phase of social ethics,
and I Lave yet to learn of a case in
which she has abused the conlldence
reposed in her when she was lout an
umbrella to protect herself when she
was caught in a sudden shower. She
either returns it in person or sejids it
with verbal or a virettv nntA nf tlinnka
at the lirst pportunity." Boston
utooe.
Au Epigram by Holme.
One of tho choicest relics of the
Bohemian club of San Francisco is
a little piece of paper a telegraphic
message framod under glass. It is
tie response of our jrenial Autocrat to
a greeting sent to him by wire during
one of the dinners of the club, which
arrived so late in Boston that it found
the doctor iu bed. lie was equal to
the occasion, however, and immedi
ately replied as follows;
Message from San Francisco, whisper low
In txvl, asleep, au hour or moreago.
While on bin peaceful pillow hi ecllnea
Bay to the friends who sent these luring lines:
Silent, uiiHuswering, slill to friendship true.
He miles in aluuiber, fur be dreams of you.
Boston Post
The Age of tha Spinster.
There is no period of life that deter
mines old muidhood; the habit of each
hidividual is to move the figure along
the scale of years as time goes on so that
a girl of 16,,who considers 3$ a Cqld and
hopeless age for a spinster, is certain to
change her mind anj fix upon 27 as the
year of desolation when 25 has been
reached. Thus, by degrees, 87 is come
upon with some color of complacency
and hope. Chatter.
Where Bponges Coma From.
The Bahama group of islands is the
world's supply source for the cheaper
grades of sponges. The industry brings
to the islanders an annual revenue ap
proximating $300,000, and is constantly
increasing. Nearly 6,000,000 of the slimy
protozoa, so soft, yielding and clean in
their evolved commercial state, but o
revolting in their habitat, are taken
yearly from the Bahama waters. Cor.
Providence Journal.
A Test for Kyiamstry.
The best test for symmetry is simply
turning a man with his face to the wall.
If he be perfectly molded and symmetri
cally made his chest will just touch the
wall, his nose will be four inches away,
thighs five inches and the ends of his toes
three inches. The development of a man's
physical qualities is a most important
matter, and is one that is overlooked the
world over, and seldom is it that you will
find a man who can stand the test.
Philadelphia Record.
London Shopkeepers.
Not long ago I heard one lady say to
another: "If ever you buy a hat or a
bonnet at any of these London shops b
sure to carry it aay with you, for if
you leave it to be sent the tradespeople
will steal oft some of th plumes or other
ornaments and keep them for sal to
other customers. All the tradesmen in
London will do that."-Eugene Field in
Chicago News.
Queer accidents will happen In Con
necticut. A citizen of Norwich, stroll
ing along, accidentally hit his pip with
his hand; a piece of burning tobacco flew
and hit him in the eye. It burned a dell
cate round hole in the eyeball, but care
ful treatment saved thjlghtof it.
A Humiliating lilve-Awey.
Young Casslmere (who has been sue
jesstully passing himself off -s a mem
ber of the 400) -Keg pardon. Miss Haul
Tonne, but I believe your'e down on
ay invoice for the next dance!-Dry
Goods Chronicle.
"I never could understand," said eld
Mrs. Goodheart, as she laid down her
paper after reading an account of the
last hotel fire, "bow so many people are
Incarcerated in these awful horiscopes.
It seems such an easy matter to get out
of a burning hotel; why, it's very simple
to just climb down one of tbem hand
trrenades that they have on all the ho
tels nowadays. There's no excuse for
retting created alive if you keep your
Jrits shout you-"-ElmiraOatette.
-Water Biscuit.--i Sift a sufficient
quantity of flour fo the umber itha
family; add a good pinch of aaU toit,
ind mix hard with cold water, adding a
little at a time until all the flour .
Uedir, Work well and cut in . .all
pieces; work them round and roll thin.
They should be less than half aa inch
Lck and three inches in diameter.
Bake them quickly in a hot oven and
them whU. hot.-Th. Bouse-
keeper-
HABIT AND CUSTOM.
Every Man nr Woman la More or li Their
Mave.
While tho teaching of the philoso
phers are opposed to the recognition of
the old Miff that man Is largoly a
creature of habit and hold that all
human actions should be governed
solely hy the llghtof reason and not by
habit or custom, or even the force of
example, still experience has taught
quite a different lesson and has fully
demonstrated the existence of an organio
weakness in human nature that unfit
him for a purely philosophical existence
sad mukes him a slave to circumstances
or to tho surroundings in the midst of
which his lot Is cast
From very boyhood man is made to
feol the force of habit and custom. If
carefully schooled he Is lured Into the
acquisition of wholesome traits and
habits that influence bis character and
line of thought as effectually as they
shape his aftor career and school his In
tellect. Youth being more susceptible
to good or bud influences, the ground
work then laid down is more apt to be
enduring than either the lessons or ex
periences of after life.
Thus, even in the training of the
young, the prlne.iplo of man's slavery to
habit is admitted and recognized, al
though the effort is then made to so
shape that Inlmrn proclivity as to un
fetter the mind as much as possible
from the things Incidental to evcry-day
Ufo, and give it freer scope In more Im
portant concerns.
The natural proclivity to fixed habits
and customs Is responsible for national
traits, local peculiarities, In fact for all
the endless variety that gives Interest
to travel and investigation. Hut it Is la
the study of Individual character that
tho natural weakness becomes most ap
parent The man that has snent the trrouti'r
hart of his life ln mercantile pursuits
nas so completely identtlled himself
with his business that daily attention to
it has become an essential to his health
and happiness. Although success has
afforded him ample means wherewith to
retire from the cares of active participa
tion in commerce, still the dally routine
of his office or counting houso has bo
come so much a part of his existence
that to drop it out of his Ufo would be to
revolutionize his whole being and prob
ably rob him of the one thing that buoys
him up.
It is the realization of this necessary
continuance of a daily routine that keops
so many in apparently laborious and
wearing occupations long after it has be
come apparent that there Is no longer
any material necessity for such applica
tion. The same thing Is apparent ln a pro
fessional career as also in mercantile
Ufo, and in most men it is Mm rcallza?
tlon that age or infirmity has Anally un
fitted them to longer fill the accustomed
place that hastens the final break-up In
thnir lives and so froquontly renders the
ixtlnguishment of life's flumo sudden in
thosu whoso lives have been most active.
K. 0. Picayune.
A Singular OolnoUlenoe.
A remarkable coincidence in accidents
to two of his sons has occurred in th
family of John Marilla, in the East End,
Louisville. The two brothers, Emlle and
George Marilla, were victims of exactly
similar accidents at widely separated
places at the same moment Entile
Marilla is 18 years old and works at the
Short Line shops at the head of Jeffer
son street. George Marilla is 15 years
old and works at Curd & Stinton'i
saddlfry store, on Main street
At precisely 4 o'clock in the afternoon
Emile was at work near a large circular
saw uttending to his duties. Suddenly
he slipped, and as he fell his hand struck
against the rapidly revolving saw, the
palm of the hand turned toward the edge.
The teeth tore the entire inner portion of
his hand away from the bone, leaving a
seriotu and painful wound. At the sain
hour George Marilla was at work at the
saddlery store on Main street. He also,
while working at bis place, suddenly
slipped and fell, striking his hand against
a small saw used in collar making. The
palm of the hand was caught and th
oft flesh was torn from the bony frame.
The boys live at No. 1,530 Pope street,
and both were removed to their home,
where they arrived about the same time.
Dr. W. O. Roberta was immediately sum
moned and dressed the injured hands,
both of which were injured in the same
place and to the same extent, and both
were the extremities of the right arm.
New York Star.
Found, a Rembrandt.
The supposed discovery of a Rem
brandt representing Abrahamand thetwo
angels has made a stir in artistic circles.
The picture was included in the sale of
the furniture of a widow without heirs
ordered by the state, and the state expert
fixed the upset price at 200 francs. A
Paris picture dealer, who had had a hint
from the deceased's doctor, bid up to
4,000 francs, and the picture was knocked
down to him. The state expert had de
scribed the subject as Jesus and the dis
ciples at Emmaus, a strange blunder,
considering that the chief figure was an
elderly man with a long white beard.
The story does not end here. The au
thorities, after all, are not agreed, soni
insisting that the work is a Rembrandt,
others arguing that the signature and
date, 1056, are a forgery. I asked a con
noisseur on Monday what the picture
was w orth. "That depends on circum
stances," he replied; "if it is by Rem
brandt 300.000 francs, if by one of his
pupils 150,000 francs, for anyhow it is a
fine old picture." It seems odd that, the
artistic meri being the same, the value
should be only half in oue case what it
would be in the other. Cor. London
Times.
Positions In Clnireh Chain,
I wish I might sat that the on great
reouirement for obtaining a position iu a
city choir is a voice. But, unfortunately,
I cannot. Innuence, youw,
i.t.iiit-ent face, taste in dress and s good
address will each and all hav their value
in this as in other pursuits anu proiea
lions. AM of the latter, however, are of
only the slightest importance in compar
ison with the power witlded by the first
of them-influence.-Ladies' Home Jour
nal. Marble Flo Id.
The Austrian sculptor, Friedrith Beer,
in Paris, has discovered a proces for
making marble fluid and molding it a
bronze is molded. The nam of the mar
ble thus treated is beryt The new prod
uct costs little more than plaster, and is
especially well adapted to the ornamenta
tion of houses and the construction of
floors, baths and small pillars. A stock
company ha been organized in Pans to
plac berjt on the maxket-ew York
Telram-
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Great Sleara Kidney and Liver Cure for
kidney troubles, and I am so much better
I thought that I would drop you a line.
In fact, I feel that I am cured. I have
taken four bottles, and am on my fifth
now, I ran truly say many thanks for
yur uvmlerul and yrtat rtmtdy. I
would recommend It to all that are af
flicted with any kidney trouble. Very
thankfully yours, I D. Usarnx,
Seattle, Wash.
A young man who recently rnmml ted inlchle
III New Orleain I It a Idler itatlug that he Inst
all h a money buying Ua listia lottery tickets.
He appears lo have beeu a " blauk " (eel.
DON'T GO OIK UK FOB IS YOU AUK
HEADY.
Particularly on a lone, Journey. Be fully pre
pared. Yon eannot be, penult hi to say, unless
?'ou are accompanied with the traveler's and
ourlnt'a riufc mmm, llontelter'a Mtomai'h Hit
ters, most avulal of appetisers, aecllmatlsers
aud promoters of digestion. Axslllat va slrk
neu, malaria, cramps and rolli-s becotun ol
badly cooked or uuwnolcsome food ami brack Uh
vaUT, nervousness, lucrea! by travel, cunmlr
blllousuess aud constipation, iho Hitters Is a
overt' Inn preventive. It Imrarta a relish fur
food not altogether to your taste, and preveuts
ll from disagreeing wild you. Never was there
such a capital thing for Hie unfortunate dys
peptic who stands Iu dread of Uie beet cooked
ineal. 8tomarhlu trouble caused by IU prepared
viands aboard ship, on steamboats, and rations
hastily bolted at railway reotaurauls. Is soon
remedied by the Hitters, which gives a quietus
also to rheumatism, kidney troubles and In
somnia. .
Tea her (to class) Iu Dili itansa wl at l
meant hy the line. "The thale of night were
(sill g fast?" Hrlght Scholar The people were
pulllug down the blinds.
Six AotW Ftte will be sent by Cragln
& Co , Philadelphia, l'a., to any one in the
United Htates or Canada, pontage paid,
upon receipt of '5 Dobbins' Klectric Soap
wrappers. See list of novels on circulars
around each bar. Soap for sale by all
grocers.
Bpare V aT.lttle.-:hii'ago Yes, we are going
for the fair with botli leet Ht. Louie Dou't do
lhal. The public will want to .ee tome of It,
whatever It li.
A pnek-1 match-sale ire t amuUcrs of " Tan
sill'. Punch " ftp Olgar.
A stable government nisit be established by
good nor e eirne.
F t relieving th'oat troubles and roughs
"Brown's Dronchiai Trochts" have a
world widereputat Ion. Sold only in boxet.
Price, 25 cent.
How a man lov to linger around t e door ef
b ikeleto closet.
AN KLEOANT l'AlKAG OF FINE
CAKDIi.
Including 15 rare novel ilea, shapes and
artistic Imported oleographlo and chro
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lection sent by mall to any one who will
do thU: Buy a box of (he genuine Dr. 0.
McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills from any
druggist, price US cents, and mail us the
outside wrapper with your address, plain
ly written, and 4 cents iu stamps. The
genuine McLane's I'll Is are prepared only
y Fleming Bros., l'iltslmrgh, Pa., aud
have been in constant use for over sixty
years. They are superior to all others In
purity and effectiveness. A certain cure
for Indigestion and sick headache. Ad
dress, Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa.
It Improves your memory to lend a friend IS,
but It detro p the memory . f your friend.
Peculiar
That Hood's Harsaparllls does poaseu curative
power Peculiar to Itself la coucluaTVely ahowu by
tue wuudertul ourea It has affected, unsurpassed
In the history of medicine. This absolute merit
It possesses by reason ol the fact that It la pre
pared by a Comblnntlou Proportions aud
Proceaa Peculiar to Hood's Harsaparllls, knowu
To Itself
to no othor medicine, and by whl. b the full me
dicinal power of all the Ingredient! used il re
tained. Hood's harsaparllls Is a highly coiiceu
trated extract of Haritaparllla, Dandelion, Man
drake, Dock, Juniper limn s aud other w II
known vegetable remedies. It has won Its way
to the leading place among medicines by Its own
lutrlnslr,HiidlBpntrd ihrrlt.and has now a larger
sal -than any other similar preparation in the
country. If you have never taken Hood's .Sarnap-
arms.a lair trial w in convince youui iiaiucnia.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bold by all druggists, 91 ; six for . Prepared
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OlillllftXit-tl, 1 rflrHl to UJ Ull'tlt. I tll lll Iftlttl t
Uir lltn0, hnwTr. Haul tiit ly lt lit iur ol tut
It It luiu, ixniM not He on my MI; woultl om tuj
tt ftth (-.at nt-y; romta- t'y ooiijflilug ami r-Uluu put
Mtr Uklutf iiitxIlcUi two nkt oouiU lirwitli) frtttlj
ml nwt ou left Mil-. In tvoutontlm uiy luiijt-Ju.
tUfliu rtrite4 men imniatvttil r.tf lor n.i luiif.
oouoluUl to um II for my wJiru lo .iim.-tiU wf tlfUva
ytx.iV (!). ling Hultw'tnf unl lit iLia from ft
ilkilmi i f ft inkle Uouulfv; proUiis nd u.iMrtlou of
tlif UUlt, llifu. Ultt fit luvuart, OssUrTt) of U)0
'Uditt-r, LMlriUllotl of til lii-ftrt, ,,,t Id !, ihh l
atM-roiii anui m ft CMiiiflrt ftivcft. I btitnliUr vlwa
I Uiliik of Ui uuiniarr of ijUii 1 t-k ftiitl th iiiftity
UeW-lv ftiul iMinful uiinutui I imltrM t tti Ui luuuU
of Ut tt iLnlr (t u aVl U'tuiut of ilia In") Uiu
atiiili fttiott ytwly riil to their graft $ id asuut
luunlcnuu pruomm. AfWr liug your mnlktlif (our
uiotiUiav 1 iiUriy a.-ll ol ftll my trotil'.M 1 ftui I
My itoiujb in prats; ol thrui. at ti ttt;t hi Ufot Hi
UiJl ol tuy tiui Id mtv!" tblr iuilu ftliro.
among th alok alitt rtii. !. if tin HuM meu antl
tiintiu of th niraton, h i cUau ttiftr
tiliiff itfatr to to Uu lit mukml, wouiil
UiVNstlg'tie ru yWui. hy wouM turtuy
vol tUitlitlaMii ol tb iww niriit ftutl git hi IU
ilUoovwr tha honor 1 oonnJrmv h itftMwvm by
tlroplug imloiis of theol.t arh.io lhrh atn iny
Umr ilowu ai4.ltiur.ty th tlaaiinil ami vlptlng youra,
ftlnrb bulltta iik ibe i(itfiii ami miut b th only tni
yttn of braling whtoh a 111 ati)il tlw Vntt of ' ft"''
tw ft living uioiiuiuai.t lo you, iu auihor. If yoiir hf
baa lwkr l antthlitg of hapi'ln, aurrl) jnu uuint ha
Iouiki niiirli hi Ui bltwliiga ol I. ting in th grmtiliula itf
th thnuMiitU you hav wirt from an twl gmv.
Kuou b mtiuol bv aM fir hint wbn emu turn uitat ry lulo
tupi'dii",
V lulling you loi'g hapiy lift. I tm pmr alnofr
frtiwit. M KM W P KtNiAI.K.
Hiilimirllpl ftiM aworn t Ufor m this 6th day of
July, Ifkt
LK4i. FRANK MArriKH, Ntay IViUUo.
Dr. Jord u'n otll e U t the r?Hldence of
ex-Mayor Yenler, Third and Jfimeft, Sfti
t'e. Consultation ami prtwrripttoii aho
Uitely khkk. Seud f.-r free book explaining
Uie IIUtoKotielic nyHtem.
CArnoN. The UintoKiMietlc Medicine
are aold lu but one agency tu each town.
The UU'l around the b ti to beara the fol'
lowing lnrriptlon: Pr. J. Eugene Jor
dan'a HUtoxeiieUc Medicine." Every other
device Is a fraud.
Ifundrrsj rroi lilootl Purifier 11
the bint rvmisly (or tlmt d ead din'ftw. ilyaifv
nIii. for It rriciLlfttoft the lymphatic lyitetu aud
bad wrvtiuiift.
If afflicted with Hort Kyes, ne Dr. Iiutae
Thonii.aou'g Kye Water, Dmnglita tell It.
Beware of tmltatlorm of the celebrated Heal of
North Carolina I'tng Cut ToImkh-o.
Try Orhmka for breakfiut
Fabor's Golden Fercala Pills..
For Fetnala Irreriilar
tiles; noihliirllkelrieni
flu tha market. Um
fnlt. SueeeealiillriiMd
ny pnintlnen t lallea
innnllily. Unaranteerl
to rellet aiipprvseed
menstruatloD.
IUREISAFEI CERTAIN!
pnn't ba humbnirtwt
Have Time. Ilmllri,
aud motiey ;lko uu otU
r. Kent to anr adilreaa,
aee.ire lit Dial I on r
oull't ol irlee, i00,
A4lniM.
1 HE APHRO aiEDlCINE COMPANY,
WeateraBnuiub, J)u7, 1'UUXLANU, OB'
rVilil bjr M IM.OM Hsca Co.. PortlanJ, Or.
lATITIMTC0ln',, K,''
rH I Ull I Oerale lnl rmMlim
a d a i Irer kr.t. J. It .iitki.l,oii. I'ale tol
Bee, Wash us uu. I. I'. Mention tnit pujirr).
JHE SMOKEJ?
Will rave no olher Jobacco
WKo orc tries
SZfil OF JORT CAROLINA
Plug Cut.
Jhis is the secret of its
Immense sale.
I CURE FITS!
Whflo I aajroan
ar a tltiMBUMi llHi
ratliral ouru. I hi
WhaMl I ftV oar I do Dot tiMftB mMwIy to Um thaoj
nar ymm rrttm again, i
kl'hV or hi A A SO HI0KNkMiftUf4oug
tudjr. I
warrant my ntfnwljr to our th worat oaw-a. tWaft
Dtlian haw falltid m no maaoo fur not
i maaoo fur not now rwxaivlii; a
j ft tmal Ian aitd ft Fro BKtU
ear. Lvnt at tmm for
nf piy hilUillriirojdf, ()la KiprMaiaod FiaatOftio.
U. U A4UV Ai Ji V 194 i'WaJI Ot itOW 1 Uim
SMS
who haee need Plsnl
Cure fur Owumptliia
sa HIskKsror AM.
Bold trarf whara, a.
PATENTS Ji
Th. manufacturers are larfelj orerilnekad
with tha oelfbrated Victor Mower, and ban an
Iborlaed us to toll sa followi: t it. Mower, $40;
5-lt Mower, M; t it Mower, VA
3 Ula machine baa no superior and few equals,
as ererjr on wbd baa aaed II will testify. Tutus
Micsi MBAM idsikiim. B. quirk about II.
Tanni cash wltb order. All family and farm
applies at eqnallr advantaeoni rales. Send
for full lilt to Kmilh t ask liar, 411
t'rant itreel, Han 1'raatrlar, fa I.
Imra.Parkerat'a)
um f 'llfiimla streeT.
4tM M l'Mfll.l!l
Agenu wank d In avery city or town.
FjiDjtRajUojrj5aiUr4JiL
Drs. Merrill & Merrill
Rpeelalitialnriiran
Ir, ISrrvaiMSi Nkla
and Ulaexl Itlaw
eaara, ftyphllls,
(. nnarrs. ,. leel
Ulrlrmre, Varlrata
relr, Fhlm.als,
Hem lata I . mla.
alalia, tha resnlt of
yniiihlul Indlscrellona,
all dralni spnnlheiys
tem; all deformltlea of
t xual nnrant In either
ei or any Impediment to marrlare. Ail Uie
boee disease, quickly and permanenlly cured.
On rlsll deslrahle when poaalbie, Thouiandt
treated by eorrepondena. Slat eaae fully,
end 4 eenla to lumre prnmpt reiily. Treatmeut
wllhoal blndrai.ee lo bmlneaa. CerresiKDndfnrw
and treatment trlrllycniiSdrntlal. lira. ,1er
illlt Merrill, Atklua bloek, Seattle, Weso.
TAKE IT "S,
w.pruNDcn's.
rftaaGN Blood Puritiefl
L5VVLIVRDiSCASS. DYSPCP3IA.
rv nun mriTPHf smnura nr-.rtra:
" ACACHf. COiUVCNCSS
W. P. fi. S3! a. t. 5. 0. No. 416
111 a ion
LUJ III lias i ii aiBl Mm aw
L
. " T i i . .
I'INAI. WKABNKai.
Henry J, CaJlaKlifr, Ml Prince street,
Now York, writes:
" Having been Iroubled with pnln la
back and clieat during Id last winter, 2
waa oomuelled to remain at butne, uualil
to attend lo bualuesa, until I wa- advUed
by a friend In try one cif Al.Lt'ut'K H I'u
Holts 1'l.AriTKR.s. Aftor sppljiiiK niie to
my rlieil and one to my twek, In three
hour I found relief, which 1 bad not (cut
lu over Hu rt moitli. 1 elieer ail ly recom
mend tlietn toperai.iia having spiual weak
neaa aud hum troub'e.1'
Mi'i A-Jak la attrai'ted by Mis. Oilier'
tnone rather than b ber personal 'harms,
l-u'l h" Mm 0-1 Judrr sr. I hianl him tieak
ol her I eulherda. asulallnanae .
-uu. wei oivr
pur a
lis superior eseellenee pro? ea In nltllims of horses fi
mure lhn a qturter of a evuttinr. ll Is uwd hy ta
t'nllM HUM Uoremmant Kwloned h the hwls al
the Oresl UntrmttlM ss the HinmieM, Piuvat and
m.t HMltlidil lr rrlie'sOrean hallua Powilw ikie,
aut MMitain Auimiwla, iJme or Alum. HH onljr la oans
PHIOK BAklNO ruWUKK Uu
aaw roaa. rmtuoa est. rsiertson.
3
CBEESl
CTT: it- .a iii I .,, i 'j.
A
GORMANDIZING,
ar overoatlng, or tho partaking of too rich and indigestible food,
is a oommou causu of discomfort and Buffering. To relieve the
Btomauh and bowels from such overloading, a full doso of Dr.
Pierce' Purgative Pellots is tho best remedy. They operate gently,
yet thoroughly and without griping, nausea, or other unpleasant t
effects.
If tho too free indulgence in such intemperate eating has deranged
digestion, causing dyspepsia and biliousness, attended with sense of
fullness or bloating after eating, coated tongue, bitter or bad taste in
mouth in morning, on arising, drowsiness after meals, indescribable feel
ing of dread, or of impending calamity and hypochondria then vou
need to follov up the use of tho Pellets with Dr. Pierce's Oolden Med
ical Discovery, to tone up the stomach, invigorate the liver, and set all
the processes of digestion at work. While curing indigestion, it purifies
tho blood, cleansing the system from all humors and blood-poisons no
matter of what namo or nature, or from what cause arising. Unlike
othor blood-purifiers, it operates equally well at any season ol the year.
It contains no alcohol to inebriate ; no syrup or sugar to ferment in the
stomach and deranc;o digestion. On tho contrary, it retards fermenta
tion and promotes all the digestive and assimilative processes. It is as
wonderful and peculiar in curative results as in its chemical composition.
There is nothing similar to it in composition or approaching it in results.
Therefore, don't be duped and induced to take some substitute, said to
bo "just as good," that the dealer may make a larger profit.
Manufactured by World's Dihpensaey Mkdicai Association,
No. 603 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
For a Stock of Candy
SEND
Alisky Candy Manufacturing Co.,
108 E 8TREET,
Jobbers ln Bhow Casrs, Scales, F aper
fort Innor's stnr. eUlearonm fWnr
1
ALWAYS IN
" V U ' M MAI
i R-j
fv ! ar '''.
looked ud the record of the "Advance," as it is the only machine in the
market that will give absolute satisfaction. Seud for descriptive cata
logue to .
Z. T. Wright, General Agent,
Foot of Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon.
Alto dealer in General Machinery and Supplies.
Curui Psomptlt AMD PcsmmrKTi T
Iu U 31 13 A. O .
Bheumatlsru, Headache, Tootharha.
KeuralKla, 8.lline, Fro.t-hltea,
THE CHAHLES a."V00ELEfl CO. BaHhaora. .
Ask Him! Who?
JONES OF BiNGHAMTOil,
BINGHAMTON, Ti. T.
What? Why on Scales
" He Pays the Freight."
DROPSY
TIIS'IKI I'RRI-;,
Pa1t1vly t'yrval w UH Vr,laMr Mm1Im.
tlavi'urt.t Mioiiaii.ia ol c. a i uff onlif ill urt
nniiiitvil hopfM if tit pliyaii-mn. Knou tlraioiiM
Tinpto tu li. ipriar, in i-n tiara l ifaat two-lhlrtlft
II rini'i'-ni n-movftil nd I r frm iyk iitin
nlnla ol nilrni'uloiia curt-a Ten ilvT trcatnisnt
fnt hv ninil. I o i nrdfi trial aiu I Uo. in atntuift
to MIT lnafi U II 11 lillt bX A ONM.AtlftiiU.lft.
If foil urUor irlil ri'luni lint aulf erlUvoirni U ua.
TIIK PORTLAND,
I'OKTI.AM), OK.
A new hntel, containing' all the modern Im
provements; ever roum llitht and airy; llahted
liy elei'trli lly; heated by steam; open fireplaces;
balbs lu ai.lta and on every OiKtr; elevators,
i.iicats entertalued ou either American or Kuril
tHau plan, '1 be restaurant theflnest iu theelty.
011AKI.KS K. I.KLANI).
kw HicTionAL Mies or
OREGON & WASHINGTON,
Kcvlaed to October, 1W9.
It I'enta l.ach. Tag ether, ai.SS.
Mailed anywhere. Address
J. K. CilLI. A CO., Publisher.,
Portland, Srejon.
or Anything for a Bakery
PORTLAND, OR.,
Bays in (act, anything you need In a Con
of Kwint. snrl Oak ateeol
Men's Suits Made to Order,
828 to 840.
Ken's Pants Kade to Order, $5 to $12.
Fit Cuaranteed.
apli-mtsnn-mnt. Vu ran save big money ij
dealing with ma. SaUslactloa f aarautecd.
ARTHUR KOHI, Clothier, Batter and Tailor,
Cor. Id and Morrison Sla., Portland, Or.
rPlnuw mention this panar.l
IahA 1 Mffita In mna In amnio, .nd rata fnp
THE LEAD,
THRESHERS,
Engines, Horse Powers, Self-Feeders and
Straistacters.
If you want a first-class machine,
An nnt nnrrlns until vnn hava