00C3 AND F.N09. UCS fOR THE NERVES. ",' . , , '
A bw lnrentlon of English origin b
aa inoftndetoent lamp In which the flla
pant to coated with a layer of atllcon.
It i claimed that the degree of vacuum
pqulred Izuide the bulb will be thus lea
ganad. An odd eonoeptlon, manufactured at
the inggestlon of a New York lady, Is
an enameled orange which opens and
jlfcloees a watch In one-half, and a
pone In the other. The exterior of this
inlque article Is exceedingly realistic
London is giving her eleotrlo traction
prrloe a boom. Before very long a
jus of omnibuses run by electricity is
to be started. They will be driven by
storage batteries, and each bus is to
fears a seating capacity of twenty-elx
passengers.
Spain's population has grown Incredi
bly daring the last decade. There has
beeii an Increase of about one million
people during thirteen years, This as
tonishing growth Is attributed In a
great measure to the success that has
attended the changes In the hygienic
condition of the large cities and towns.
The Duke of Northumberland Is no
doubt the greatest landowner In Eng
land, lie owns more than 200,000 acres
and has a rent roll of S75,000 a year.
Be is 81 years of age and all his life has
been a great reader.
Of 2,759 duels fought In Italy during
eleven years, 1,111 terminated by insig
nificant wounds, 1,400 by wounds
speedily healed, and 60 only by wounds
subsequently producing death. It is
shown that nearly all the duels take
place In the hot months and In the very
early morning hours.
Perhaps Jenner did not discover vac
ataation. In a graveyard of Worth,
Dorsetshire, there is a tomb with this in
scription: "Benjamin Jestey, of Down
shay, died April 18, 1816, aged 79. He
was bora at Yetinlnster, in this county,
ad was an upright, honest man, par
doularly noted for having been the first
person known that Introduced the cow
pox by Inoculation, and who, for his
great strength of mind, made the ex
periment from the cow on his wife and
two eons In the year 1774."
Wordsworth's cottage at Orasmere is
one of the most beautiful spots in that
lovely district It deserves to be saved,
and Stopford Brooke and his brother,
with Professor Knight, of St Andrew's,
and others, are making an appeal that
It should be secured with the orchard
and garden for the modest sum of 65o.
The promoters aim to raise that sum
by small subscriptions, so that every
lover of the poet may contribute and
thus make the monument a national
memorial to Wordsworth.
The efficacy of hot water in shaving
Is more fully appreciated by the people
of that remarkably advanced country,
Japan, than in the younger civilizations
of the west Japanese barbers Bhave
nearly all of the exposed surfaces of a
man's head. They shave the ears, the
outside and Inside of the nose, the eye
brows and a portion of the scalp. No
lather is used, but a keen edge is kept
eonstantly on the razor by dipping it
mto hot water.
A remarkable occurrence Is reported
by a native Japanese newspaper.
Scientists assign Its cause to vacuum
due to atmospheric changes, while the
villagers think it to be the work of dev
us. The circumstances are as follows;
A man suddenly falls down while walk
ing In the open air or in a house,
when a slit In the flesh from one
inch to one Inch and a half in length
and about an Inch In depth Is found,
the place principally attacked being the
legs. At the time not much pain is
felt, but half an hour afterward the
pain increases as the blood begins to
flow. The wounds are said to very dif
ficult to cure.
A New Violet Dieeovered.
"It Is the sweetest flower I ever
knew," said Miss Browing, the well
known Baltimore florist, displaying a
new violet Just dlsoovered by Mr. A. P.
Gordon Camming, on his place, near
Sykesville, Md. The foliage leaves on
this violet are longer than the ordinary
wild or cultivated violet The flower
uvea of the new violet are a soft
white, striped or mottled with light and
dark purple. Unlike the other eulti
vated violets, the new one is a single
violet All the cultivated violeh
have hitherto, without exception, been
double. Single violets, until this dis
every of Mr. Cumming's, have been
without perfume, but the Sykesville
ultivated single violet has a wealth ot
rich perfume which cannot be but
Passed. Those wonderfully sweet plants,
Daphne, Odora and Oleo Fragrans, do
Sot give off more delightful odors than
bis new violet Baltimore San.
Baby StlU la the Blnf.
While a Buffalo family was moving
the mother suddenly missed the baby.
The Infant could be heard crying, and
the mother finally conjectured that shf
was Inside of a roll of carpet Itwa
tniA Tha V.nV.w t.o1 Konn Inf In the
middle of the sitting room floor, and
the men who took up the carpet tossed
breadth over her without noticing
har, rolled her up In it and stood the
arpet up in the halL The child when
cued was punctured here and there
with rusty tacks, and its mouth wu
Partly stuffeTlrltScarustran
Kaerwtoe It was quit hearty. Detroit
Jree Prasa.
' Tl tplnt of the times shall teach km
peed. '-Kjoj John.
-life
i .Pictorial Shake!
- - "IU1 BUKUfclTE. MEKIT IT. I THREE TIABI WITH Dili. D ARRIN. I T-w
I A
hott Talk with a n.i.i .
- -.j piue
eary About Their I'm.
aje ago, whose face bore traces of great
beauty, entered one of the largest uruil
tores in Brooklyn, and walkinj
qu.ck y to the rear of the store, where
pne or the proprietors was busy mix
tag prescriptions, handed him a slipof
jper. More she had reached liim
tne proprietor had seen her comiujr
and, stopping his work, hud reached
almost mechanically for a largo hot
men stood on a shelf behind him
and which was filled with some white
ubstance. As be took the slip of
paper which was evidently a prescrip
tion, be simply glunccd ut it and pro
ecded to weigh out a certain portion
of the contents of tho bottlo. which he
wrapped up and handed to tlio lady.
i ? . ! wus Pnean Englo reporter,
who had been stunding by, asked the
proprietor w hut it was he hud given
"Bromide of potassium," was tie
Iaconio reply.
'Vhat is it used for!" was then
asked.
"Nerves," replied the proprietor.
You have no idea, young man," he
continued, "how much wo see of that
and kindred hypnotics every day It
is simply awful. N6 one outside of
this business and the medical profes
sion has any idea of tho number of
educated, well to do peoplo who use
bromide of potassium, bromido of so
dium and chloral every night to in
duce sleep. Morphine and opium are
perhaps not used as much as they
were for the law is that none shall be
sold by druggists unless on prescrip
tion. We .have regular customers,
though, tot., opium, who obtain pre
scriptions for the deadly drug in some
way. One man comes here every
second day for his regular allowance,
lie is a poor man, too, and I asked him
the other night what he would do if
he should finally lind himself in a po
sition where he had no money to buy
what to him is the stufF of lifo. 'Do,'
he exclaimed, with a look of despair,
God only knows what 1 should da
Kill myself, I suppose.' "
"How did that man get Into the
habit?"
"lie was severely injured and taken
to the hospital. While there his se
vere paroxysms of pain wero relieved
bv morphine. When ho was dis
charged as convalescent nt intervals
he had recurring spells of this pain,
and naturally he turned to the same
drug for relief. It is quito impossible
for him to break olf the habit, for he
cannot work unless he has his usual
dose, and he is dependent upon his
trade for a livelihood."
"What is the latest fad in hyp
notics?" "Solfonal, a product of petroleum.
Before solfonal, antipyrine was all the
rage, the latter also coming from pe
troleum. There is a peculiar fact
about peoplo who use nerve quieting
drugs, and that is. the moment a now
one is discovered, although it may
have scarcely becomo known to phy
sicians, there is a call for it immedi
ately. I suppose that such peoplo are
constantly on the outlook for some
thing and when one discovers a new
drug he tells the rest Now this
solfonal is a very recent dis
covery. Even physicians, do not
fully understand its etl'ccts and use it
with great caution, yet peoplo will
send for and take largo doses of it It
is known that five groins will quicken
the action of the heart and still I
have, customers who in their igno
rance think nothing of taking fifteen
grains. It's a wonder that some of
them don't kill themselves, but per
haps they do, for all I know."
"What are the after effects of this
new discovery?"
"Now, so far as can be determined,
unlike opium, it has apparently no
deleterious reactionary e licet upon the
nerves, but it is almost too early to
judge of the properties of solfonal, it
is of auch recent birth." Brooklyn
Eagle.
Unfinished.
In spite of tho old saying about
fool's ability to ask questions, it re
mains true that a man needs to know
..nil.inn luifAM llll Itnil fi-lffllv fll ' I l.'O
inquiries. Mr. Frith 's recent autobio
graphy contains an anccuoie in poiuu
Coustable, our best landscape paint
er, is a merry fellow, and very rich.
One day he invited a laboring man, a
gardener, into his painting room to
look at his pictures
"Did you do all this yourself, sir?
said the man, standing before a land
cape.
"Yes."
"What, all this!" .
"Yea"
"What frame and all?"
At last the gardener came to a
frame that was hung against the wall
with no picture in it lie gazed at it
for a minute, and then, turning to
Constable, he inquired in all simpli
city, "You don't call this picture quite
finished, do you, sir?"-Youth's Com
panion. Best Time for Eierclie.
In order to be beneficial exercise
should be taken when the system is
sufficiently vigorous to be able to meet
it as is the case after a lapse of from
two to four hours after a moderate
meaL If exercise be delayed till some
degree of exhaustion from the want of
food has occurred, it speedily dissi
pates the strength which remains and
impairs digestion instead of promoting
it Early morning exercise has been
favored, but it is as much to bo repro
bated as early mental or physical
i l i i im ntalltV IS
at its lowest ebb. and it iiecds stimula
tion rather than further depletion;
certainly none but the gentlest exei-
hausted system nas ueen nuvyu
abundant nourishment Ievr lorn
Telegram.
Manolactare of Cbampagn Cork.
Champagne corks, which revive
their peculiar shape only when driven
by power into the bottles are almost
exclusively manufactured in bpa.n
and France. Of late years they are
often put together from differently se
fected smalf pieces, which are glued
upon each other by a peculiar cement
Xr which the corks are cut to the
shane This U done because
&TfinS and softest (mule of cork
Sorf Kther scarce and very expen
sTvTtho manufacturers' pnee for -the
best Quality of cimniiMfme corks ben
ibout 136 per 1.000. While tho loca U
?ics above mentioned compnso the
numerous factories ttej, are, of
course, manvjersera-'
A Lewiston man has invented a de
vice for stopping runaway horses. U
thing over his eyes. iue nuxuau
operates frqm the driver s seat
I 4A ,,.clnm Una IK-CI1 U I IUDU-iiiUi
Witty Talki Out Meetla1
Vpea
Timely Tuples.
"Pupa," Mid Ethel, "I do not think yon are
Jut to Mr. 8o,utomore; I was walking with
aim lat til -lit. Hit head is full ot Idea.
Yen, yw," uid the proreaor, and went oa
reading the proof of hti lecture on "Micro
roplo Thought, 'we canuot realise the In
Unite litlb nt-w of the cholera bacteria, whea
we know that 90,000.000,000 of them occupy a
lttce no larger than a piul bead. Tea, yea;
at you ujr, he has a great many idoaa; but
they aru'' goee on reading proof.
RK'XU FAS11KD TUB VOLCNTKCB AT A.
"I am weary of thli humdrum life," aald
Calllnpua "Why, what are you dolugr
"Tuning hurdy gurdlea, "Shake; I am
writing ipeecbee on tariff reduction.
it raaa t well, aclb tbibtui aint
Young Mr. &iwuones, flrt year in medical
college; wee an editorial beaded "The Dan
ger of Apiith)" "The Incomprehensible Ig
norance of these edltoni" he exclainn grand
ly; "they write about thing ot which tbey
know abtolutvly nothing. Now, you take
apathy In time and there lint a dangerous
feature iu It; the verieet quack can handle
It Put on hi hat and goes out to look af
ter a case of Incipient Inertia,
TI AIBUNS MIGHT 1DIXKA RR.
Lawyer Buldoser Dojou know anything
boutUcorgeTborpel Slupid Witnea-Yea,
ir. Lawyer B. Ah, you do J Do you know
any good about him! Witneee No, sir.
"Oh, yon don'tr Well, then, do you know
anything bad about hlinr WinieeeNo,
ir. "Then, for mercy' cake, what do yon
know about himr "I know he died twenty
Tear before I ever heard of him.
STILL BAB A STAKB.
A Boston broker lost a wallet containing
115,000 on the utreet and a newiboy found h
nd brought it to tb owner. The man
tiugeled with a terrible temptation to be
mean and sordid for a moment, and then,
forgetting vlf and carting to the wind hi
greed of gain a be trampled the temptation
under hi feet, gave the bonert boy permia
ilon to go on the Common and play erery
duy. "We can trust you, cobbed the grate
ful man; "we know that you will keep off the
gtast." Oh, bow often thi opportunity to
make other happy by a kiud word, a gentle
mile or tome little act of klnduee knock at
our door and we heed It not, until it I too
late. Ob, that more people were like the
Button man. (P. a They are.)
"whin BAaa TB MAUI
Where, oh, where ha the young man gone
who graduation clothes put on, torn time
along the last of May, and owned the whole
wide world for a day! And where la the
weet girl graduate, who chanted an estay
dread with fate and itarted out with a gig
gling frown to turn thi old world upnid
down! And where i last year1 candidate,
who bad thing fixed for thi year's ilatel
Who carried around, a . you'd believe, a
couple of countie in bUtleevel And where
b the scribe with a vaulting will who tried a
long felt want to Oil, and courted shekel and
renown with a minion paper In a bourgeois
town! The lad hv. divided the world up fair,
and bold but hi own eight billionth hare;
the iweet girl gracL I a grand nirpriie, and
conquer the world with well made pi; the
candidate with the deathles "gall" I fixing
himself for another fall; while the journalist
with the baugbty crest ha gone tb way of
last year's nest. So year by year and day by
day the world ran on In the same old way;
the balloon that u biggest round about is the
flabbiest rag when the gas 1 out
IT HAKS AN UNCO' LKKWAT.
There Is one thing Ignatius O'Oonnelly
night have done very easily, If be bad
thought of it be might do it yst prove that
Harriet Beecher Stowe didn't write the "Uncle
Tom' Cabin" that is presented on the stage
ten times a week all through and between the
seasoiL He could find plenty of cipher, In
the cast; the two Topseys, the two Harktes,
the two donkey, and the latest company an
nounce two Uncle Toms these, with the
four meat hounds, would give an ingenious
man cipher enough to prove anything.
AM SWAT WI' DRIAD
"Is there any benefit in nionopollesH aiked
the teacher. "There la," answered the imart
bad boy. "And what U itl" "Owning an In
terest in one." He was kept in two hour.
REAL AND IMITATION BABIES.
A Boston woman come out in print to de
nounce "that lingual dish wash, popularly
known as baby talk. Oh, well, thai1 to be
expected In Beauvllle, where Joseph Cook I
regarded a a model child's nurse and
primary kindergarden teacher. We believe,
firmly believe, that a baby who! which!
that! i born with eye glasses and a theory
hould be called a babe at birth and ad
dressed a sir or madam.
Out upon your machine made babef I
knew one long ago. Hi name wa Henderson
Ingraham Still weather, and hi parent called
him that when he was in hi cradle. He wa
but 5 year old when first I met blm, down
by the Illinois river. He said to mei "Excuse
me, sir, but could you kindly enlighten me a
to the character of this strange looking craft
toward which our steps are tending and, also,
can you tell me to whom doe It belong!" 1
clutched the little monster by tb neck and
held him under the dredge boat for an hour.
I expected a scene with hi mother, but sin
only said that "Henderson was very far
advanced; his Uncle Dennison did not drown
until he wa 49." Tbey didn't bury Hender
son. Tbey pressed him between tb page of
a Colto.i1 Atlas, and be flattened out and
dried just like a fern. That's what becomes
of that sort of children. I am glad I
drowned bira. I am looking around for more
like him. People wbo wean their Infants on
dictionaries will do well to koep them under
gloss until I lose my tomahawk. Waghl
Brooklyn Eazle.
Three Big Bog.
Charlie Smiley, of theClaxton com
pany, is full of stories. He tells one
of a street gamin who held out his
ra'rgcd cap before Lord Randolph
Churchill and Sir Charlea Beresford
as they came slowly down the steps of
a London club. "What are you beg'
ems for, boy?" asked Beresford, as he
noticed the little fellow. The boy
said he had nothing else to do. "8
here," said Lord Randolph, "if you'll
take that stone and hit that policeman
in the back of the head I'll give you
half a crown." Nothing loath thebov
picked up a stone and let her go. Eis
aim was true and the "bobby" turned
in wrath, chased the gamin and cap
tured him. Shaking him savagely he
demanded why he should insult the
majesty of the law as represented in
his person so grossly. The boy
whined that the two gentlemen, who
were looking on very much amused,
had offered him half a crown to do it
and he would give him one and six of
it if he would release him. Draggii) T
the boy up to the two men he demand) I
to know what they meant and aala I
their names. Sir Charlea Beresfof i
handed the "bobby" his card. When
he read it he humbly touched his hat
and begged pardon. Then he asked
Sir Randolph Churchill name. He.
too, handed his card, and its perusal
had the same effect "You great genta
must have your larks," he aaid. touch
ing his helmet "Now, air," he said
turning to the gamin, "what vour
name'7 The boy looked up at him,
after eyeing the great men, and said,
sticking his thumbs in the armholesof
his ragged vest I'm Lord Salisbury."
Chicago Herald.
Ii "la a. noteworthy circumstance
that while the female population of
Boston is much greater than the male
population, the statistics of marriage
show that exactly as many women u
men to wit MGl-were married in
the city last yearV-Bcaton Transcript
Hi
Wa are not In the habit of puflti g upany
patent medl. Inv, but here merit itierve
It aie always rrsdy t noihe the same
particularly fur the benehl of inankli il.
We hare hear I much of I he fmii i f the
(iivat blerta Kidiiry a' il Liver Cur, but
Ittrly we have re eivrd piminve pixxif of
iu healing qualities A tfenilo nan well
known to us had KtiAVred lor jeara f kid
ney complaint. Tie Ureal Sierra Kidney
and I lver Cure was rex-ouiinei di d to him.
He has (riven It a trial, and now anmire us
that a wonderful cbi"K has come over
hlin, and that he lfutirelyrnn-d. Thanks
to your ureal ami scirnlillc veuemlile iimii
ed. JiuUS Timri ami tbterrer, San
Franc! tc j, Cal.
t
Sam Fkanimhco, Jauuiry 7.
Sierra Chnniral Co.
Gknti.kukn: I have ued your Great
Sierra Kidney a'd l.lver C ire with vnn.
derful satMacllou, and ran is onnnoiiil It
lull fot kidney aud liver di rdora
Jo-kiii mat,
Firm of Livingston & Co., ii Fremont
street
"It's not my fault," ubwrved the itruirvi'ln
butcher, as he welched twelve minces ol Imiie
to the two pounds ol steak, " if 1 can't make
bjth ends meat."
INKEKNAL 1N-KM 1TY
Could scarcely devlne inure ecrncltlne tortures
tllHii tbosrt of which yiii s Hie evidence. In
he fe of a rheinuailc or in utt'iilc stiffen r.
The SKonles sre the consequence ol ncitcmck
Inn a iheumntlc or neuronic nttack at the out
set. Hotrttvr'sHtnmch Kllteis li bctn found
by skllllul medical practitioners l l'"c not
only remedial, I'lit dcfculve rillcucy, whv e
tluwe discanes ellt. or a teuilenc y to lliein In ex
hibited. Snrelv this )Ulnl tint u e bntnule
medicine, bearlun, too, such IiIkIi tII' kiic
llon, Is belter tliau Hie poisons eficu cittdocl,
but most unsafe, uot only III rniilluiiauce, but
In (misted dines. The blood Is depurated tlior
OukIiIv from the rheumatic Inn. ami the nerv s,
s islilly Impnmed npt i, saved frm ultlmn e
and dlrelul Uirtics by this bcnlxn, Mlvlnx medi
cine, which dkewise ex Ii ltd tit marked cftlcacy
for malaria, k Uney complaints, d)septs, eou
stipatlon and liver coiiiplaiut.
Eiplslaed. " What msltcs Jackson look so
awful roller this nioruliiK?" "lecsuse he was
so swful drunk last nlliL"
Six Xorets Free wtl1 be sent by Cranlti
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa , to any one In the
United Htales or I anada, pontaK pntd,
upon receipt of 25 lMiblns' Heclrlc tkap
wrappers. See list of novels on circulars
around each bar. Soap for sale by all
grocers.
We will soon be hesrin; from Uie msu who
lias sten too much green corn.
A slight cold. If neglected, often attacks
the luims. "Uroutt't Uronchial Trwhet'
give immediate relief.
Nlihtmar s.-" t dream my stories," said
Hicks. " How you must dread going to bed!"
exclaimed Cynlcus.
Hone equal " lauslU'i I'unch " fic Cigar.
There Is a boom In Atchlaon to Induce some
rich man t die and leave his money to endow
a medical college.
DYSrEPHIA FOIt SIXTEEN YEAItS.
M. P. Holland, post m inter, Ito.-kaway
Beach, Long Inland, New York, was en
tirely cured of dyspepsia and rheumatism
of six U en ) ears' landing by taking two
Bkanukkth's Pilm ev. ry night for a
month. During the month he took them
he gained eltht pounds In weight.
Uhanohktu's I'li.t.s are miroly vegeta
ble, absolutely harmlo and safe to take
at any time.
Sold iu every drug and medicine store,
either plain or sugar coated.
Tbe best cure for oesltyls to board for the
summer at a farmhouse where you will-be
treated " like one ot the family."
AN ELEGANT PACKAGE OF FINE
CAIIDS, .
Including 15 raro novelties, shapes and
artistic imported olographic and chro
matic cards. This large and beautiful col
lection sent by mall to any one who will
do this: Buy a box of the genuine Dr. ('.
McLane'a Celebrated Liver Pills from any
druggist price 5 cents, and mail us the
outside wrapper with your address, plain,
ly written aud 4 cents in stamps. The
genuine McLsne'a Pills are prepared only
by Fleming Bros.. Pittsburgh, Pa, and
have been iu constant use for over sixty
years. They are superior to all other In
purity and effectiveness. A certain cure
for Indigestion and irk headache. Ad
dress, Fleming Bros.. PlttahurKh, Ta.
A normal-school training Is 'tint warranted to
make teacher suit a politician eu a Heboid
Board.
THE TIKTUK r MEDICINE IS
TESTED BY ITS EFFECTS.
VIonKSTO, Cal., May 24, 1XV
Dr. J. E"gene Jordan, Seatt'e. Wash.
Deab Sih: I hope you will not consider
me tedious if I tell a II1 tie experience,
such as may not have come under jour
observation. Aliout Ofu-en years ago a
br glit red spot, about the size of a p a,
came on one side of the end of my nose.
It was a source of great annoyance to m
and great anxiety to my friends, who
feared the spot might be a cancer. It
seemed strange such a thing would come
on my fare, for my health hat always been
good and I never had so much as a pimple
on my skin. I did not know what to do
for the trouble. Tberewaa a throbb ng
rain all the while, and last fall, when the
cold weather set in, the spot bee - me flam
ing red and hard, and remained so It tie
came very sore to the touch and hot. The
r tin waa a throbbing, severe pain. Then
became truly alarn.ed, for the thing was
becoming worse, and some time in Febru
ary I remembered that you recommended
M water for the eyes when they were In
flamed; so I apt lied this to my nose one
evening and waa sure that will) this one
application the Inllaitiniatlo i was lessened.
I kept up the treatment a week, and my
nose seen ed well. I continued taking the
medicine for six weeks, and at the end of
i hat time the purple spot was entirely
gone, and there la no trace of the thing
left. Tbe redness has also entirely disap
peared. I could not lie thankful enough
that I had heaid of your tnedlclnea and
knew what to uae. Ilespertful y,
Mil J. l'UBVIS
Dr. Jordan's ofUce I at the residence of
ei-llayor Yrsler, Third and James, Seat
tle. Consultation and prescription abso
lutely free. Send for free book explaining
the Iliatogenetlc tystem.
CAtmon.-The Iliatogenetlc Medicine
are sold In but one agency in each town.
Tbe label around the bottle bears the fol
lowing Inscription: " Dr. J. Eugene Jor
dan'a Histogenetlc Medicine," Every
ither device is a fraud.
Pfaasler' Ore an Hlatod Pssrlflrr l
tbe best remedy for lUat dread disease, dyi-p
lie. for It regulates the lymslislio system aud
bad secretions.
Weak
and Weary
Io early summer the warmer weather 1 cape
elslly weakening and enervating, sod that tired
feeling j re vails everywhere. The great beneBt
which people st this season derive from Hood's
gersaparilla proves that this medicine "makes
U, weak strong." It does not act like a st'mo
Unt, Imparling tctltlotu strength, but Hood's
Sarsaparllla t.ulldi ap In s perfectly natural way
all tbe we-kened part and purifies tbe blood.
H. B Be rare to get only
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Bold bv all dnuurlaU. 11; six for &. Prepen d
nly by C. L HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Dote One Dollar
t Pacific Farmer.
Dr Psrrln have now been practicing
i heir profession In I'oitlaud fur three
yiarswith brilliant aw-reo, and durng
mat time inoiisiud availing tlieiiiselve.
of their peculiar practice have been aiM
lutely cured of dleaaaca that had b. tiled
the skill of all the old hool practitioner..
Cases that had been given up, aud the fa.
t.cnla who had b en aitvlaed top-ud no
more time or money In the frultle-s at
tempt of Irving o cure an Incurable ills
i ate, had been sent from the doctors' of
fice, frequently after a few treatment,
wiih new lease of life, rejoicing, pain'e,
ami well, and crutches have been thrown
away 1 1 he taken up no more. In fai-t, th-
doctors have worked wonders, aud hrougt
J y, health and happiness to tiundieds of
households. Their roo'iis are never with
out patient- during oflire hours, and few
united aie the case ihev treat that do not
receive peruia"ent benefit, as the follow
ing card will shots t
I'aln In Heart Twenty Years.
Mr. KdUur: This Is to certify that I
have hail a pain in my heart aud urvaat
twenty years, and tried many p' yslcisu
vi ithout success. After four mouth' home
treatment by Dr. Darrlu I am restored to
health, and gadlyglve my testimony In
hisrxhiilf 1 reside at Sllverton, Oig n,
where 1 can be addressed or referred to,
C. V. Barkhuhmt.
Mrs. Uarrln'a Place of Business.
Dr. Darrln ran b eonaulted dally al
the Washington building, corner F nirtb
aud Washington streets, Portland.
Hours 10 toil; evenings, 7 to 8; Sunda).
1 to 111. Al1 chronic diseases blood
taints. Irregularities In women, loss
of vital power and early Indis
cretions permanently cured, though uo
references are ever made In the preas con
renting such rases, owing to the d licary
of the patient. Kiantliiailons free to all,
and circular will be sent free to any ad
d'Mas. Charg's for treatment according
to patient's ability to pay. The poortreatrd
free of cha'ge from IU to 11 daily. All
private diseases confidentially treated and
cures guaranteed. Patient at a distance
can be cured by home treatment. Medi
cine and U tter sent without the doctor'
name appearing.
FKEE HKCLININO CHAIK CARS VIA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Train No. 4, "The Limited Fast Mall,"
leaving Portland on the Union Pacific
system at 7 a. m. dally, in addition to
Pullman Palace and Colonist S'eeper and
Dining Cars, Is also equipped with e'egant
free Keclinlng Chair Can, both first class
and Colonist, which run through from
Portland to Chicago without change.
Both first-class and Colonist Chair Cars
are furnished with IteclinlngCbalr of the
latest Improved pattern, are Stted upwltli
smoking rooms, lavatories for both ladle
and gentlemen, and are lighted by gva.
A'l clashes of passenger are carried in
these cars without additional charge.
Passengers desiring the quickest time
and best possible terrlce from Portland
and tho Northwest to all Eastern poluta
should purchase their ticket via the
Union Pacific lyetem. Their agenta will
tuke pleasure In furnishing rate, tickets,
through baggage check, detailed Informa
tion, etc., upon application, '
" You are perfect among women,"
8he lowed her shapely head;
" If I am not mislsken, ilien,
I don't netd you," she ald.
DHUPBY.
We call the atteutluu of those suffering with
dropsy to the fair proamnion of Dr 11. 11. Ureen
it -i.ns In their advertisement on this page. Try
them; it i oat you nothing to do ro.
CONSUMPTION St'KELY CURED.
ToTHlKDlTna: Plea Inform your readers
thst 1 hsve a msltlve remedy for tlie above
named dhesse. Hy Its timely uae thousands of
hopeless cases hsve been pernisiicntly rurvd. 1
shall be glad U send (wo bottles of my remedy
free lo any of vour readers who hsve ronumn
tlfin If Ihev will send me their express and Doat-
oOlce address. Respectfully.
l. a. niiin;iiM, M. v.,
11 Pearl street. New York.
Bewsre of Imitations of the celebrated Seal of
North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco.
TT Oxsuia for brtakfut
I Cri t
nOD
.Cured by
lcura
I3VKRY 8KIN AND HCAI.P DIKEAPK,
J wbe'bertiHturlng,dlflgurliig,hnmlllatlng,
Itcuiuif. burning, bleeding, scaly, crmced, pirn
pi or blotchy, with loss of hslr, fmm pimples
io the mint distressing ecserass, nd every hu
mor ot the blood, whether simple, scrofulous or
heiedilsry, la speedily, permanently anil eco
nomically cured bv the Omnia Kisimis,
consisting of Cirrtcu, tbs great skin cure, Cu
tu i sa Soar, in clouts! skill purifier and
rssil'iner, sno i;utici kksolvknt, l' new
blood sud akin purifier sndgreslestol sll humor
remedies, when the best pliyslclsnssudsllother
n-mediua fall. This Is strong Isngusse, hut true.
I honsandsof grateful testliniinlsis Irom Infancy
to sge sliest their Wonderful, unlslllug and In
cnniiia able efficacy.
Hold everywhere, Prloe, CcTici'a. Me; Soar,
'i!e Kp.soi.vknt, II. I'reparrd by Potter Drug
Slid Chemical Corporation, Hoslon. Mass.
rK nd for " How to Cur Skin and Blood Dis
eases." MT Flmples, blackheads, chapped anif ofly fl
gdT skin jreveiiud by ('I'm fa Hoar. ti
V KhenmalUm, kidney palm and muscu-
ijl isr weakness rsneven in nns miuuie y
Tlhe
ClJTICUS ASTl PalS PLiSTKB. '!.
To enre Blllonsneas. flick Ileadaek Coaatlpatloa,
Malaria. Liver Complaints, taks tha safe
and esrulo ranwdr, BMITtl'S
BILE BEANS
nsetheBMAM.SIZRMO little bearx to tb bot
tle). Thar are the moat convenient; suit all a
Pries of stibsr sua, 6 oanu par txHtl.
lfICQIMO"T 17. T0i notn-traTer.
IVIOOlia V, MUWlte0 ny, plow,, fat i
sou (ooppars or stsiapsl.
i f KMrra k co. .
Makers of "Bile Bean.' St. Umai. M&
Do You Need
Dnttonr We here over JH gross of Dress.
Coat, Vest and ladlea' Ct Biiltona, -worth s'l
the way from II adoseu down to lOceiits.whlcb
. - .n l..i . .oniii mnA Ml n. ill.' Ih I n W
of thai I 110 buttons for to rents. Till" year'a
JULY HOME CIRCLE.
It Is complete list of nearly everything you
M...A .11 -. LnilnH .! t mIm. mm
ua- ui n-i. iii n .wm p.... "
wsnl to aaiid you s sample coiiy; sll we went is
Tour name and sddreas; no i nsrgs. nsllh
('si Blare, 4 IB Brassl BtrecS, B. '.
FOn IMl QIILV!
rwixsrarraiLinii ajana''ui
Ta'Wfakaaaaar BWyaaSEiaa, Iilatt
LJIlJ-rf tmn Is la 014 ar Txiaa,
4MiaMS'a.iMsuetauubiasarABTM M.
IIMW aWIIM Soss imnul Smlll hi S .ft
MllhaHluwalinlalM, WMHIkM.
Asaasaa MllkAa. f&ivftAlQ, N. Y.
frsSW a!r wtL
HI IIIBl 1 91V UUIIUIII 1 1 IT f eil. i- rmi -
at Jes let ua aort up groM for famllr.or 3ft
groaa fur dealers. W 111 never make Hi h lm offer
aalu. ladles' Unen Collars. c; Cuffs, fie pair,
inly In ain-ll an I medium a sm; Herman Knit
ting Yarn al 75j t AV tb , worth rniirb more;
add plenty for mailing; will return If over; It
avea lime; aud ask for
mm
aim
CL'RKS PhOMCTLV V.inl'rnllirv-
RHEUMATISM,
Lunibairo, llrailaclia.Toothai lia.
NEURALGIA,
sort iiiroas, Bweillnga, Iroat-tiltea,
SCIATICA.
Bpralna, llnilaea. Hums, Moulds.
TNI CHARLES . V0CELIK CO.. Blltlmor. M.
PATENTS
ohtalue . fi es moif
tntlr. luformnllnii
sud ailvl.o 1 Khk. J. U l.trrsi.L, i pp. I'ateut
Oillee, Wohlugton, D. C. (Jfrntiua thli punrr).
PAINLESS. IT UlULiEFFECTUALf
WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.'a
For BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS
Such oi Wind and Pain in th$ Stomach, Fullntta and Smiling after Meals,
Diiiineu, and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite,
Shortness of Breath, Costireness. Scurvy, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed
Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, 4c.
THI FIRST D08I WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES.
UICHAH'8 PIUS miH AS DIRCCTEO RCST0RC UMAUS 1QC0MPUU HIALTH.
For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired
Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc.,
Mv tCT UKt H0I0. StnnaUn-l'e the muscular liattm. mstortna long-lost Coar-
efoWo. bringing buck the edge ofepHittt, and arousing with I ha ROSEBUD OF
ntsim wis avawt paytirs anr(y or me numnn rrsma, uns or tne neat gimrnnteee
to the Hemi ana DtOimaM la Hint BEECrMM I PILLS NAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF
ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
Irrare4 anl by TIKI II :: II A M . M. Tle'ess. I.nnraahlr. Fnilnaal.
Mif bn ltrmrltior)mal)fi. B. f. ALLEN CO.. 36t and 367 Csnal St., New Tors,
Beta Aronta fur tha Cnlletl KtilUa. IrAil III mmr Hmvifialfl tMWsi nut kstflrt I hami V t I.I. M A 1 1.
jyi irm n t iiiiion nr.t i.irr oi run
Season Opens for Trout April Isi
zTACKLEz
1 litTata, 1 '
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H. T. HUDSON
, M tire f-Hlmnd, Or,
DaaLss 1a
inns, Revolvers and Sportsmen's Goodi
sud roa niw iLXcrmiTaDCATiuxjua.
10.000 AGENTS
WANTED
AT ONCE
ull ttia eonnlarts annMlll
klitorr of tha munlcret Wi 1 VltVllllli
Olrlnirarutl anil ciinptvta account uf tna cHoAplrir
HllM.IIlal'OVrTnIUll, iHKir.arrnaia.wmna'r .iii'iun.
tha trial ana vanni'S. ina a.aaiii..a.r iv m.wa
OiuilftrrA If mn. volume ut fclmut IV4J nntV urie.
Mlfll.ftO. OlTriTtfcUW HRtHT. Hrnil,Hiotio. VftuvhU
inrftnnutniiilrFlnin,l1riitMrvfkil. TI'tiHi'-'rt"o.
'OTirUfoUmn; htf cNnnmlatlnn. AdtlrvM, LlUU LfJ
Wt-lUC IIWM IWHj' 1
DROPSY
riiKri 1 ki rHKh.
PiMlllTvly C'mtw lh VetliiiUK'niejl
llfriiritl thiiniiii of can- ( urt pwiifiiU iir
ouncd li(iHlMbr plirli'tmiii. Krmn tlrl lnnt
Tttlltl'Mtll llllRplHlirt III ItMl iltM ttl ltl llMll.riat
II jrniiiani rcinuvtd hnni Or Irtw tiuok lUto
ptali or mirfti-iiloiti curnt Tau dart' iriiiiiiinl
(rw br fftail. l Oil urilcr trial, wul IUo In siampt
to pa puiiiftt l)H II II Uiiick.v fiiNa.AtlaiiU.Uft.
11 u oniar irlal rtlura UiM 4? 4riuual io u.
JHE SMOKER ,
Will Kav'e ro other Jobacco
Who orce tries
SEL OF 40RTi CApOLIN
Plug Cut.
Jhis is the secret of Its
lmmerse sale.
OPIUM
AND MOKI'iliNIt 1IAB.T
r d. Trial free. t'nntMeii
I ly aiidreaa INIHANa
NKKAL UI'KINUH CU..
La Kaystts, Imo. Hox 11
Canbmdtr kT
talatn;Chlrkeiis4i
larreHpaKelllsatr
tad Caialisrus da
sorlbin Incubators,
Bruudan, Brood I us
Rntiae. How aai
What to Feed, How
Inn to keep them la
tha BriKxlrr, DrliiMln,
Foantalua,l 1 a
and tiialr Cora, Id taot
mora Inlorroatlos
than la (1td la msoi
26-ornt Txioka Banl
to anf address oa r
eetpl oi io. aiarnv.
Wlrs Mettliif, Sou
Ullla. Buna Maal and
all kind of foaiuj
unplle.
Aoaraa,
ritilBSi'lieiibtltr Sl. PiUImzi. Cal
Fabcr's Colder? Femala Pills.
PorFemal Irrerniar
ltlea:nothlii like them
o a tb market Hem
jail MareeaafuIIr used
ty prominent laillr
month I r. Unamnteil
to rellrvs supprcaaod
unatruatloa.
f URE! IAFEI CERTAINI
Don't ho humbnel
Bars Tim. Healih,
and mooer ;tak no otb
r. Bent to anr addraas,
aecur bf msll ou rs
Cclptnf pries, liOU,
Addnaa,
THE 1PHR0 REDIQXE C0SPI1T,
Wasttn Branch, Box .J-OBTULND. OB'
Bold 17 Wisdom Daoa Co., rorUand,Ot.
filOHEY
CHIfiHCMrrt'B tflQLI 'H
PBS1VE0M PILLS
are cNoas oismono aaaNO.
OltlllHHI. a, HlC.i:tS.HahlMr. Itoe
nlah Piano; Burdctt i trinina Hand Inatrunieau.
Ijinreat stock of Hhnel liiaioaud Hook H md
supplied at Kaiituni I 'hoe. MATTIIIAa'
UUAY CO. KM Post dtrwst tisa Krannus o.
The Wiley B, Allen Mcsic "Stored
The oldest and Urgent In the Korthwear.
Rnalas, Hteck and Ikhr Bros. Pianoa. Karhuff
Monae-pniof Orgsua Puhliahersuf Thi iluiiritl
I'atiimr, a Jonrual of niualc (16 panes resiling
matter and 16 panes mualc), laam-d monthly, 70o
per year: sample copy, I'. Heiid forcntaliHtue.
WII.KY B. AI.LKS. ill first st, Portland, Or.
k.vihv a m, imkntiom Tiim ia
PANTS MADEtoORDER,
80, $0, 87, 88.
Men's Suits to Order, S25 to S40.
Fit Guaranteed.
Bend 4 cent In stamps for sample and rule
for s df-ine.iauremiiL You ea 1 save bin money
by dealing with mo. Balls! cllou giiaran.ced.
ARTHUR KOHN,
Clothier, Hatter and Tailor,
cess a or
Sacond anil Morrison tits.! Portland Or.
(Mention this paper.
Plump and rosy arc die babies
living upon
LACTATED
FOOD
Physicians prescribe it
Invalids use and relish it
A plcturt of fivs charming habits, alio valiiabla
pamphlal! stnt on application.
Wsuu, RicHASosoM k Co., Burllngioa, Vt,
ANY ONE
CAN DYE
It's easy to dye with
Diamond Dyes
Beoause so simple.
It's safe to dye with
Diamond Dyes
Beoause always reliable.
It's economy to dye
with Diamond Dyes
Beoause the strongest.
fou ought to dye with
Diamond Dyes
Beoause they are best. .
Our ntw book, " Successful Home Pyelng," giving
full directions for sll usts of lllnmond Dyaa,acnt frea
os application. Diamond Dyaa ara sold averywhera,
or any color mailtd oa raielpt of price, 10 cants.
Wills, Richasdsos Jt Co., Burlington, Vu
THI tlXlI OTXXLAXO KOUTX I
Northern Pacific
IIAILROAD,
Th ONLY LINK Rnnnlnf Pullmaa Palaoa
Isaplng ran, Mavnlileoul llay Cisvchsa,
aud Klegant Emigrant Uleeplug
Car (with berth In of .
chargal
niOlf WASTTINOTOW AND ORIQON
POlNTcl TO TUB IAHT ru
St Paul and Minneapolis.
rraUUContintn ti lino
Tin? Only
Kuuninir
PALACE
OININQ CARS.
raateat Tlssia Evrr Mad fra as tha
C'aaat Tr the
NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R.
BTOUX CTTT, " COUNClL BLUfrS, '
BT. JdHKI'll. ATCHISON,
LKAVKNWORTH, KAN.SAdUTT,
UUltUNGTON, gtl.NCY.
bT. LOUW, CiUCAUO,
And all point throaghont the Kast and Soalk.
Mat, Tia bta Paul aad Alinnaapoua.
TBI OWLI Lilt I KUSXWa
Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars
urnu uuoTa or boajx
AaA hauled on rsgular Espr Trains orar tha
JkBtln LaiiKtb. of tha N'urUMra
taoUto hailruad.
A. D. CHARLETON.
Aaslstant General Paaanger Agent,
M. 121 Flrat St., Cor. Waahlngton,
PORTLAND. ORKQON.
I pssaarias sag tally aav
AotM ai al aa Ua Bale
apatite tarUiassftBlBBavr
or aii
.1 thi. Slai
a.M.UIuaaWII.I( ,
AaaaatwSaam, . T.
W karr sslg Mi fa
Bur yaars. aa U kaa
eaa sa bsss saitav
it. a. previa co..
( iimm nt.
iatl II., aU hr ramsa,
TAKE IT
w.pruMDEFi's;.
KOaEqpNBLonDPUsOTa
1
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I PiiiPtiaBiQTcwts Ai0 m DisrAsts
li ill iftala ii iiii ii iwrfi j
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a ln,-i.i l-r (iUm..iI if'j-a. la f
T. A. aeiwlr lui.a, . i villi ll.iA
IM.HI. Take mm alt e. AH pill. V
lBMtMel l-it-., iii, raprr, Y
itrser)la eiltrrrelu. Hu4 4-, V
l-i.i.,, ,i .r ,riauUi. t.iiMwil an
'-Itrlurfl.v l.adlra,'' in Untr, Sy raaara
II. .. I ,r...
I aM-i-r I Ww'i i. Baakas . nahw Ik.
Diamond
at fGum la 1
Atoi t.l
I Iaaa fj
I I urmmn
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mW SB