The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, June 13, 1891, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextThose who believe that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will cure them are more liable to get well than those who don't. If you happen to be one of those who don't believe, there's a matter of S500 to help your faith. It's for you if the mak ers of Dr. Sage's remedy can't cure you, no matter how bad or of how long standing your catarrh in the head may be. The makers are the World's Dispensary Medical Associa tion of Buffalo, N.Y. They're known to every newspaper mt I mihlisher and everv drusreist j oo m the land, and you can eas ily ascertain that their word's as good as their bond. Begin right. The first stage is to purify the system. You don't want to build on a wrong foundation, when you're build ing for. health. And don't shock the stomach with harsh treatment. Use the milder means. You wind your watch once a day. Your liver and bowels should act as regularly. If they do not, use a key. The key is Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, One a dose. A rBiiswaT home and s mid dog hive no con aiicucu. Never dispute the rlgut ol wiy wltk either. ACROSS THE DEKI', WKHT, TO THE FAK On steamboats, nri and stale rnarhea. Hostel ler's dtomacli Bitters is carried as the must Im portant Item In the materia medlca of the trav eling public It deprive! vitiated, brackish water of in hurtful properties and execrable flHVor, eounteracti the pernicious efffta uiwu the stomach of bad or lmllsestlble lood, reme dies cramp, h artburn and wind upon the stomach. It li a Htm defense auaiust malarial dlsunlera, nullltiea the effects ol excessive heat, cold and damp, relieves sick heaiinche, and is an Incomparai le cure for coatlvenew aud bit Ioiimi aa. Ike fa iifue of travel often tella moat disastrously upon invallrs and couval scents, occasionally to auch an extent as to jeopardize life. Pcrai)U in feenle health, apprehenive of bid eflecU from travel, will, If provided with the Bitten, be far lew likely to nave their feara realized. There uerer wan a man who failed In bualneal who did not claim It was because he wan too honest. THINGS WORTH REM EM BERING. When you feel a kind of goneness ubout the stomach it is u sign that your food does not sit well, and that you are about to huve a lit of Indigestion. When you begiit to feel nervous and are unable to sit still comfortably; when your clothes suddenly seem to lose their lit and hemme too tinlit in places the lit of imli- ..uu;.,i, iu uumlv tinmt vnll. When tins lit of indigestion is repeated from day to day it iinally resolves ltsen IIIUMIJCIPVJ'CUI. .... , , Chronic dyspepsia will surely make the happiest life a hell upon earth. !,.,, ,..,,. tlmt tlirc to tell of liKAN- drkth's 1'u.i.s will cure the worst case of indigestion or dyspepsia, or notii, anu inai a reifular course of thein, say two every ilit l'ir ut'ck or ten davs. will ai t us a preventive of either complaint. Tommy -Fa, what Is "fame?" Mr. Klffl Fame, mysou.tssouiethlugauiau makes money out 01 alter ne is uean. i ...... nmiirii nr cold, if nuflVreil to progress, results in serious pulmonary oihii.mi.., v. ." , . Hnmrhial TruchrA" reach directly the seat of the disease, and give instant rebel. True merit never found a cloud big cnongh or dark enougn to ouacure i.. Is it prohibit that what a million women say utter daily trial is a inistuke t I heii say they know by test that Dobbins' Mectric is WKMf tmiwmiciil, purest and lest. Tliey have had 24 years to try it. l'uit give if oite trial. Home of the new cannon which shoot twelve miles won't shoot anything eise. THAT'S IT. t CURES $r$ RHEUMATISM. 1Q Hill CtKnnt Great Remedy lRHill Street. San Francisco, CaL, April 23, 1890. "Ilaving been sure ly afflicted with rheu matism, my mother and daughter with sore throat, we have, bytheuseofSt Jacobs Oil, been cured." Louis Ixbacs. -rou- PAIN", CURES NEURALGIA. Hlenyille, N. Y., Jan. , 1890. "I suffered with neuralgia, bought . s bottle Of St. Jacobs Oil and soon recovered. I treateo s. SDraiued ankle with same renulU. " p THUS. M. Van GOBDEB. CURES SCIATICA. Baltimore, Md, Dec. 19, 1S89. I suffered long time with sciatic pains In the hips: found no relief till. Wed SL Jacobs Oil. which comPleter i-'ida. Promptly and Permanently LUMBAGO, SPKAinoi THE COWBOY KNOWS! A A t. l. bold a -" ! ",u"' Zli any ear--"' f L"l wh kps shleaanatie.:rrrrT l"? JViepl any - tk Br. - Trad. E, E.Ktcr-or T1 -nsX CMt- " a 0laumid cataiofu - A J. TOWER ton, To Vitliri llustl. la the Dukotan vocuhuliiry there are two worth. "rustler" and "iKX)iu,".hiin occur wilh marked frfiiipncy In every ronverHiilioii. The runtler lathe direct product of blizzard. Ha inove with it quick, rcHilcsg force, lie doe not rest for sleep or food He know no weuri ncMof tlieflisli. He has no doubts or fears. He believe and bo U an initpirer of faith He will build a hotel of 300 rooms or a street motor railway on the blank prairie and wait for a town to grow up around lL The town always conies if he be a genuine rustler. You can't tell him by his look nor the cut of his clothe. His grammar l often addled and he makes a bib of his napkiu at the table. But when he turns himself loo upon a project with money in it the project projects. It looms. It yawns. ita i i. i.. . i. . .. r uo auvuB ih rvn 111 LUIS , II V 111 vinir Mm and before you know it you begin to see iHiuuun niuuiiu . Lie cares nothing for moner after It is Itinil. A sit uinl it iti i-rivon paii Tiill auwawa wast W V 4 J U . him a bile of woe and out comes his puise. lie would molder in a week be hind a flitwlt nr In a rninirinir rnmn lla isulwuyson the lope. Tixlay he U getting - I .. i r! ouuun ou corner iois in rierre. io- miirrnw tin Ik hnililincr mill At Ynnlttnn Then he kou toSt.Paul bulldozing "Jim" mil tor more rauronu, or on to rew York nlacinc the stock of a new loan and trubt company. He is interested in evervthimr. He lets no eutcrnrise es cape him. They'll all pay, he says, or all "bust. there ts no middle line out here. Cor. New York Tribune, Friendly Ailvlca. I came across a trio of remlnl?cpnt uanoKcrs the other night just in time to near me loiiowing, wnicn me uarraior, lien Stern, of tlieCarletoncomnanv.suV's be hus never seen in print: "Andy McKaye was managing 'The Seven Havens' when they got stranded in Chicago. He didn't lose his aitetite over the event, however, and he sat iu a restaurant entiinr olio nieht when Wain rattu. the rope walker, who was one or rim minnnnv. rnnio in in creut distress and asked McKaye how on earth he was to tret back to New ork. It was the fltHit titnu Im ti'im ai'nr atiii'lr tn tliia u'.iv and he couldn't stay in Chicago anil starve. ' 'WpII. there's nothlne to keen vou from going back to New York,' said Mc Kave; 'the company's broken up and the way is open. ' 'But, great heavens, I haven t a centi "Now. look here.' said McKaye; 'aren't you the greatest wire walker in America.' " 'Pf course,' Wainratta said. " 'Well, there are wires all the way from here to New York. I'd advise you. hv tlu wnv. to travel at nitiht: the tele graph company charges only half rates then. Philadelphia JTess. Rrd riuiiil's Graiicldauicliter Writes. The follow-iiiir is a copy of a letter writ ten by an Indian girl to a inena: OOAI-ALLA BoiROIXO SCBOOU Pins Ritxig Aaovv. I T., June 4 IS89. Ulaa MuImI Kii Vh Mr Utun Cocsts: I am going to drop them few lines to let you know 1 am going to UitarllneallOD . I...1 I .in, tint niiiir til Itifnrnuiut VOU UlJiUV words, we all goiug to have vacation next three weeks 1 did not accept your acoepiaun ieuer KMlg ago, out ) OU lliusb dwun ui J .u i..i..ii.uttnttliv wlmt I anva 1 am In hurrv to IUUBK " ' 'J Interlineation so I must Interlineation In comio statute worus so you mini oaa jour u.u7i it .in i.ui thum infjirriurntinn and dear cousin two girls Interrupt tne I interlineation this letter but their do mat so una t muuu uuh.- u .u-. one, 1 instrumentality ask your Instructor I am going to tell you who I stay with here In this boarding school Miss Julia Hemps Florence Hawk them i girls I stay witn mem in nero uei uuic u un,i ,.,.. ,,f emir nictures I will send you one accurate riblKin or one of my pictures Is not in compassionate to uko uieir pii;iun. " j"" accept my indigent letter 1 will accept your letter before the instrument make us have vacation Now this all 1 am going to work now bell rang so I must going to work 1 work In laundry this after nMn BUk vmip AiitHlHriAn this one means teacher so you must let your teacher read this letter now I am your cousin mat is me n tiiuij n i.iw to her cousin Miss Mnble No Flesh good by by write soon 1 am astouisuea uurnm The above letter was written by a granddaughter of the old chief Red Cloud. Uuiaiia ueram. A Mountain Meadow. Mount Rainier, which rises to a height of 14,444 feet from the shores of Puget sound, is the most beautiful of the moun tains of the United Suites as it is the most difficult to ascend. A party of nine men, including Mr. John Muir. the well known student of the Cord illenin glaciers, gained the summit aud were fortunate in obtaining a large number of photo graphs of the mountain and of various aspectsof vegetation encountered during the journey. One of the party writes: "This particular meadow on which we encam'd lies between glaciers of the Nisqually and Cowlitz rivers, on the south Bide of" the mountain. It covers I...I.U. fnnr amiare miles and ranees ' " - i - -- L nit,lu fmm 5.000 to 7.000 feet. The IU niin- . meadow on the east side of the nioun tain, between the Cowlitz and Natchess glaciers, is about the same size and dif fers but little in vegetation. The other meadows on the main mountain are much smaller ami, with one exception, difficult of access The meadow son the summits of the surrounding lower mountains are ,.! ortpnsive. however. The timber .i.. .a,l,,ir in confined mainly to OU UIC - . the crests of the ridges running up the mountain. -Harden ana rore-. K.-I.I. His Wlf Sketched Rim. 'A certain goosish man. my quondam lover:" "the same sentimental looking person with the open mouth, who used to go aboutcatching flies in Edinburgh: ..i .;-,l t.t hia inn and vaDored back UB . . In the course of an hour or so in all the pride of two waistcoats, one oi uKu.cu velvet the other of sky blue satin, gos samer'silk Mocking and Morocco leather .i: "lie is something liker to SL Prcus than George Craig is to Wolmar. He has ms uienis, in u -...i ..i.i..ato.i mind, his vivid imagina aim tuiii' -r. . I, i independence and his high ....'.J ..,:.. ir,i.i nf lionor. But then OUieu ji.ii- . .u i,t! Sl Preux never kicked Bill m- w - . . the fire irons nor made puddings in his teacup Want or eiegancei nam ..n pstuupAU aavs. i a defect which no woman can overlook. -"rl7 Letters of Jane Welsh Utrlviswtcnie. Folluwlng HI InatroctloD. "What are you doing, Patrick?" "Wakin' up your husband, ma'am." .r.., it' tin o clock, ma am. when I waa to give him the dhrop to make hiin atilnias I IIP t-W"- A DlnTercae Ophalosw Smith (exybiting a painting, hi own i.vi Ara a counoiaseur would wgia - - a Titian. Muttonhedde-H m! may be; and If a...... it ka would awetir it waa a 11U&U aaw tjuuth. Lxchauge. ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE FARMER. Th tunimrr wind taaolfftiuV round uit oloouilo' and ttw i-lotnr In ths paitur la a big day for um dmm. and they bm a swlngl',- tionny abovaboanl and Till Uiey MMUt la (heir IhuuiIq sod stagger as llief tly Tliey a brrn ahrapo' rain, but the sun's out today aiiu iu chiiiiuui ipr win virii nail citwito Aud the wU U ail the greener and Ilia grass la K.TOWVl .II, It may rain agalu lo-morry tsil I doot think It in Horn aay tha crops la ruined, and til ooro's drowisleO ouu And propha ay Hie wheal will be a failure without diHiiit; But the kind Providence that baa never failed us yet Will be on hands ooc't mora at tlis 'levaoth hour. I Del Does the medder lark complain, aa b awing 1.1.. I. .Ih Through the waves of lb wind and tne bin of the akyr Does the quail set up and whistle Id a dlaappiuted way Er bang bin head tnallrnoe and sorrow ail tne day' la me cntpinm's a ueaiin a lauurvr wm ue waia. or does he run Don't the buunrds ooie around up titer. Juat Ilk Ihey'iealliui doner I they anything the matter wltb Hi rooster's lung or voice r On mortal be eoainlalnln'. whea dumb animals rejoleer TIim lu . i a aha. anil 1 1 hannnlunlail lthAill I if ' The June Is bent this morning and lb sun is sniuiug lux. Oh, let us till our hearts wltb lb glory of the day AndbanUb ev'ry doubt and car and sorrow far awayi Whatever be our nation, wltb Provldeno for guide, Such tine circumstance ort to inak us satisfied; For lb world is full of roses, sad the rose full of dew. And the dew Is full of heavenly lov tbat drips for me and you, -James Whltcomb Riley Didn't Hav Ticket. A funny Incident hapjiened recently on the Providence division of the Old Colony railroad. A large, raw boned, good natured man entered the car as the train held up at the Koxbury station. The car was crowded, and people were standing. The new comer stopjied sud denly beside a seat which was occupied by a young lady, who was buried in a novel, and beside her reposed a pet pug dog. The other passengers had stood from IVwton to this point without pro testing. but the latest arrival took In the situation at u glance, and saidluildly: "1 would like to sit down, if you please." The young woman looked up dreamily from the Isjok. and replied, with dignity: "Tho seat is engiiged." "By the dog?" "Yes." "Has the dog a ticketT No answer. "Oh. I'm sorrv he hasn't a ticket, be cause I'll have to bounce him off the train." And without a moment's hesitation tho dog was lifted by the nape of the neck to the window und dropped to the ground, and the vacant Beat was taken by the stranger. The young woman was paralyzed for a moment. The train was only moving slowly as it left Koxbury. and the pug was not harmed, scainperiiigoll for dear life. Ilis mistress, as soon as sho grasped me situa tion, screamed to the approaching con ductor to Htop the engine so thnt she might recover Jier pet. The conductor was soon informed as to the cause of the sensa tion, and quietly told the young woman that she mightgetotT at the next station if she wished Hj and hunt for the dog. She did so. to the delight of the crowded car. Boston Cor. New York Tribune, Good to Travel On. There are three trades or avocations that afford those engage J in them oppor. tunity to travel and see the world, and these, the printers, the coopers and the hnr'.ieni Iii either case a man, master thereof, can visit any portion of this viniiirv and always be certain of work The typo tan walk into any English- printing office in the country, or the world, for tlmt matter, anu earn iiis sup per, lie can slurt trom Maine to tan- ' , , . n 1 frniu from Munilolia to norma ami, u-iinrorer he croes. find work. He needs no letters of credit, none of recommen dation, for he has the available Itnowi u.l,ro Tim mime is tnieof the cooper. Where barrels are to oe put togeiner . . a l there he can llnd employment. Anu lmi with beer barrels, flour barrels, whisky barrels and sugar barrels there are always barrels to make, uuewise the barber. Let him walk into a shop in Portland, Ore., or Portland, Me.i Into one at New Orleans or Dulutb, it mat ters not, a good barber can as easily ulm tlm nttununted cheek of the Yan kce as the dark visage of the Creole, and need never want employment. Tha r vrk. t ie can iter, tne salesman the bookkeeper, the writer, all must have longer time to manifest their capabili tii.ii nuiHt have a measure of acuuaint- ui.pa must have that w hich we know at confidence, but these three, the printer ... i i rlia hnrher ana tne cooper, neeu no cnur ucter from their last employer. Toledo Journal rl...kH Rear to Death. The champion bear story cornea from Edirewood. N. Y. A man named tirown. livin? live miles from that place, discov oral lipur feeding on some berries. Taking oif his coat Brown artealthily creot within "throwing" distance, when he covered bruins head witn tne gar innni Itpfttre the bear could free him self from the covering Brown got close enough to get Ins lingers arouna lis throat. He squeezed hard and the bear slowly succuinlied to the squeezing pres sure und fell dead. Chicago iriuuuo. lulni.iMil f tha ftfrwet Rail war. The first street railway was operated in 18X8 from New York to Harlem. It iltil not nonpar in Boston until ItttO The first "horse car line was opened on me Itiillimnre and Ohio line prior to the in troduction of the steam engine, but was not designated as a street rail way . r torn a rmmniiriitivelv recent beirinninK a vast enterprise has sprung up. Today there are 20.000 curs in use tn tne streets oi .iiiaa in tha L'nited state, reauirinjc the services of 180.000 burses. Detroit Free Press. A Heavy Bain. Ymiriir Inhabitaiit I never aaw It .in liunfpp tliAn it did todav. Old Inliabitant Today wasn't a cir cumstance to a ruin we bad once at Grass lake. 1 took my rowboat out to rudnt it and had it layin on the oTouinl bottom op. dryin', when the atorm coiumenced. Well, would you believe it, the rain came down ao thick tliat that ole boat thought she waa In tlia water and went Suatia' off bottom j up? Good '. VI hat Moslem Belief. Every Moslem believe devoutly tn a persotiul Ood, in an overruling I'rovi dence, in the mksion and uiiiacles of Christ, whom they designate as tho Mes siah, in the duty of prayer, und the tin ; mortality of the soul, in u future state of ' rewards and punishments, nml in the in spiration of the llililo. An educated ; Moslem, if asked why he diHi not be , come a Christian, may not improlKibly reply that, according to his own inter ! prvtation of the New Testament, he is one already. Thus, in a letter recently received from one of my friends, he ; stvles himself "a Moslem and a Chris tian at the same time." Though a most pious and sincere Mo hammedan, he cluiins to be one of those "who profess und call themselves Chris tians," for whom we pray every Sunday that they may lie led into the way of truth. They hold that Islam was the lat est revelation, perfecting the Chiintiui) revelation, just as Christianity supple mented the revelation given to the Jews Mohammed may be considered us a re former of ChrUtianity; like Luther he denounced certain ucrstition tlmt hud grown up. Tho Koran says that Ood gave the Gospel to Jesus to proclaim, and tlmt He put kindness and couiiKsioii into the heart of those that followed Him: but "as for the monastic life, they invented it themselves." "In the time or Mo hammed." say one of my friends, "Chrihtiunitv bad become corrupt, as many of your own writers admit, and it was these corruptions that it wus Mo hammed's mission to reform. We reject t lie corruptions of Christianity. But we claim to have a final revelation, predicted by your own prophets, just ns the coin ing of the Messiah was foretold to the Jews, who nevertheless blindly rejected him as you reject Mohammed." Leaves from an Egyptiun Note Book. Tli Keeling M as There. In attendanco ut one of the Indianapo lis ward schools is a little colored girl 9 years old. She is miserable, indeed, for at home she Is ill treated and the shoos she wears, and often the clothes, ure sup plied by tho teachers or some of her classmate. There Is a tender xx'tic vein in her make up and it fouml vent in a comtKisition. The teacher took a little pansy plant to school one day and told the pupil of tho llower. Two days after she usked them to write a poem of it and gave them the privilege of having the (Ktnsy talk and tell the story, und this is what the little colored gil l wrote, the word pansy in the copy being the only one dignified with a capital: "1 nnt only a Pansy. My home Is In a little brown house. 1 sleep in my little brown house all winter, and I am now going to oH'ii my eyes and hxik aUmt. 'Give mo somo rain, sky, 1 want to hxik oir of my window and see what is going on,' 1 asked, so the sky gave me some water nnd 1 began to climb to the win dow, at hist I got up thcreand oim-ii my eye, oh what a wonderful world I seen when birds sang songs to me, und grass hoppers kissed mc, and dunce with me, and crenkets smiled ut me. und 1 had r. nrettv irreen dress, there wus trees thai frniiv m nr me mill the wind faned me. the sun smiled at me, and little children smelled me one bright morning mo anil i),a crmuslioniH'ra hud a nartv he wood e i i - play with muand a naughty boy pick me up and tore me up and i uieu unu inai wa the last of ransy. " iuuiunaioiis Journal. A nattlefleld Trust, We are in dancer of somethinf worso tinn tim i.i inv nrison speculation, ms .... . ...... i.i. J 1 tinur tirnisitu'd bv asneculative northerner to purchase all the battlefields of the lute war, fence tnem in, turn mem into narks, and show them to visitors at t i. ut v. live rents a Head. . . It will strike those who are acquainted with the situation that the great Amerl run abowiuun will have a hill job on hand when he come to the cluster or hniinimt nf bnttlefictda arouud Atlanta. Our old red kill have good cause to be ro,l,l..r tlinn nnv other hill that ever trembled through the thunder torm of war. American soil can there be found a spot that wa ever so pounded . ii I I diiii mangled anu uameu uuu scurcueu iu tliis ame Gate City of our. All over the world there are men now living wuose nrniwlimt I must la to suv that thcv went through our forty day' baptism of fire or were iu one ol the many oatue fought under our city' wall. We ure not yet ready to soil our blood stained fields of glory to the glib stranirers whose only Interest in them is to coin money out of them. If we can .lonoili nrr hettr-r. let ua level tliecnm lor- trouunH Hill 1 the frowninir ramuarto. and fill up tho silent trenches once so full of heroic life. Let us cover these scar oi war with the blooming Industrie of peacel Atlanta Constitution. A Modal Doc Story. a n.mnrknblo case of animal Intclll gence and fidelity has developed in till citv. Every one know tne late u. Watson s little dog Zolla, tnut used to r,,iinw him everywhere and often ride beside him in his buggy seat. He would come every morning to his master m,.u nml if he did not find him there would run over to the livery suble lo see if the doctor buggy wa gone, ano ti it nun he would follow the track until he had found him. When hi master was In tlia ri .llln little Kolla wa held un so he could see hi face, and showed ligns of intense grief. lie waa at the funeral at Woodbina cemetery and w as tho last one to linger at the new made grave. Since Uiat time ha hna visited the uTuve night and morn ing and is seen sitting upon It keeping watch, as though lie expecieu nis sum friend and master. lie often wandered .Ua nn I 111. at reel Bt UiL'llt. and a gcn tlmniin w hose nroflle and beard some what resemble Dr. Watson' ha told ui that little Zolla ha often walked in front of hun and gazed into hi face and even fnllnwoH liiin home and sat for bourn in front of hi door waiting for hlra to come out that he might get one more loon at this face so much like the one treasured in hi memoir. Jefferson (Ua.) Herald. A Scrantonian who ha jtmt returned from Lake Carey tell a good tory at tlit xpeiiiie of a WUkesbarr young man The WiIkeeb.iT chap took a lady out boat riding. When quite a distance from hore the boat wa overturned The roan called loudly for help, and when it arrived and the lady bad been lifted into another boat the Wilkeabarrean denied tlmt it wa the ame lady that he bad taken out with him. She lifted her hand to her head and wa horrified to find that her witt had been waahed away and that l...r r l.ulr waa ftf"!. THK liKTIMt IP A lnl Tear Ha More of Honest Fain than Mieililliig ra nf dor." 'iit-iim, Wa.li., March 10, NU. Dr. J. Vi.uviici'n'ini, Sroltlr, ll.lV -1VK IIiiithk: I have lieeii und hope 1 will be llic imaiis ol ciiiivini iiig iiiaiiv people ol the miM'i'iiirity "I yniir woinlci'liil i-tfiii, uiul llirniigli inv inlliieiiie tiny lime Im-cii H'rsiiaili'l to ciinii' to you ami uiuke Use of vmir iiii-iliciiii'K, the etllitiry ol wliiih I liuve ti'slilii'tl to iu tin' piiM.'iiiiit 1 think it HiMllil If well tn plllilli-ll III)' tinlilllilliy Hginii, I'ur tlii re lire so iiiiinv people cuiiiliig hi re who ure iiisi asc.1, iin.l your inedii ines are o much needed tliat I lirl it my duly to do all 1 can in the uny ol mlverlisinit it. If you reiiieinlsT my ease, I vum trouliled fur liiany years with iieiualniii in its sever est lnriii', sulleriiiK lllilulil uKiUiy. I tried iliN'tors of every sort all to no purpose, un til 1 eoiiiiiu nei'l the use of your medicine, ami sHerciiiitiniiiiiK tlieni fur time was ciitirelv rureil. " lam' so xlail that t lie people here are auakiiiK to the fact that Ibis new science is the uuv to health, ami llint these old limits uliii li kill more lluiii tliey cure will he put iimler the tinnnid or luiried iu olilivinn. Yours very trulv, Mkk. Maky !'kisii, Formerlv Mrs. Mary lliinlumn. Kaht Sium, Wash.. April 10, Wl. V. .enf.iii- Ikr Sik: I have been taking- your medicine twowcekslast Maltirilav, aud'thcrv is a Krainl initirovenient in me iu everv wav. Mvstoniiieli is so much better, nml I have a Mter appetite than I have I...1 1... i.,.,iI.m Ttta In irrlmul IIH.I ,', line ,,i tiini- i ". n--i i - (iiiunh is almost entirely Kne; bowels lunch inure rexiilar man tliey were, nun i ui I!iiiiiiiut streiiKth faster every day than 1 tliiumlit it possible for me to. Kcsiieot- fully, ;. Akmstkhmi. Ii.. t..r.l..... ..iVl.... in ul tlia r.H)il.iiiee of ex-Mayor Yesler, Thtnl uiul James. Consultations ami prescript ions niisoiine- ly fret. Send for free hook explaining: tlieliisto- genetic system. , t Al'TlilN. t lie JllstOgCUfllO .ill'liuim-n ure sol. I ill but one agency in each tow n. The laliel around the liottle tH'iirs the loi- lowinit inscription: "lr. J. Eugene Jor- ilnn. flistoireiietic .MtHlicme." hvery other device is a fraud. vvri, nt vmitwir In the ism-er of a man who will kick a dm for fuu. KlFTl'KE ANU FILKS VCKKD. Wa nnaitlvale rum nmtiirB and all rectal dls- Mse without paiu or doteiitiou Imffl basilicas So cure, no pav: and ui pay until cured. Ad lresa for tmpilet lira. P.irterfleld A l.ey 83S Market street, sau Kranclnco. The nnor want mmiey and the rich want to apend It, an! that's what lives t the world nrMreas, I'l unalrr' Oresjoit It ood Purifier Is . 1 . , .1... ,luu... .Iv.iu.IW Ul ihsi romeiij un ihm u.va. .--,--, - la, for it reniilates the lymphatlo aystem and nan aeereuiiiis. A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Uriddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. No other baking powder doe such work. "German Syrup" Those who have not A Throat and Lung used Boschee s Ger man Syrup for some severe and chronic trouble of the Throat andLunes can hard Specialty. ly appreciate what a truly wonder ful medicine it is. The delicious sensations of healing, easing, clear ing, strength-gathering and recover ing are unknown joys. Tor Ger man Syrup we cio not as easy cases. Sugar and water may smooth a throat or stop a tickling for a while. Tliia ia aa fnr n't the ordinary COUgh medicine goes. Boschee's German Svmn i a discoverv. a ereat 1 uroat .. . IS A nnd I. II IIP Snecialtv. Where for thprp have been sensitiveness, pain, coughing, spilling, iiemorr ,!ict vnir failure, weakness, slip ping down hill, where doctors and reioriiVltip and ndvir have been swal lowed and followed to the gulf of despair, where there is mesicicening snnvieiinn tlmt all is over and the end is inevitable, there we place German Syrup. It cures. You are live man vet if vou take it. dAOKIHGTDBACCO H AJUMPED TOTIi tr PRONT TnTnovel ANOCMVEHItHT PACKAGE nirOlstharknnwIadr Iradlnf rmdr tat all tli onnaiural tflwbar prlvaliaawa6f mto. A etruiamr. lor the dabllk Uilr.f aakBa Decailaf to wi.ma. . . 1in" . , . - TlMtll''r,, rx-onmi.adiB U m J praacr i b It a ni sen laall.K 1 ' " ""''a. I groan, HO.Otesviaii'U. aal y IrawUa Baking Powder. at AriytnAi IbVI T"HAY"-1 f liaaw. " too Mr' UTAH I), a I OO. The readers of this paper will t pleateit to leaiu llist Ihem Is at li-asl "lie dreail.-d dlr.e (list at true has lirrii able to cure III all Us utasea and Ilia: la I lar:h. IUI1' I atarrh l ure la Hie nmv iswlilve i lire i iih kuiiMii In l lie mi'l lis! (ratrriill). l ularrn, U'ins a inml liiiiiuial illwsse, mjiilrn a eniiallliillimsl tf a'niei:!. Hal. Catarrh ( are la laken lulrrually. a tlnil Jirc ily iihiii the bl. an) ami mil' ins sii i (. nl the aviirin, Iheirliv ilittn) i i r the l.iiiu.ls'lnii nf Die dlaease slid Kivliur the l e'lrnl atreiiKih by li 1 1 1 . 1 1 K up tlie einitllluiliui and aMilliin na ture In dolus; lla work. The pri.rlelma have no much lallh in lla rurallve powers that they offer liar llinnlr.sl l..ilr lur any is.e that II lalU lo cure, scud for list uf tektlnumlals. Address K. J rllKNKY & I ii..Tlcli. . atsJT Hold by Drmiriula, 7V Wealth may I unequally divided, but every mau eta hia lull thai ( I tMiiblr. I'll KHI 1'II.KHt I'll.KHI Pr. W llllama' ludlan I'll Ointment will rnr Blind. HIih-Iuib an. I Melilus Piles when all ntiirr oliilmeiila haie lallril. II :...r. the tumors, allaiathe Itehlnir at onee, a- ta Ss a imnlHee, iflmo liiklaui n.l e(. Ilr Wllliama' lllllau file I ointment la prepared only tnr Pllea and lieliliiu I nf the private parla and liulliii. else. Kvery Isix la warrantisl. Kohl nv iiruuKiais, or eni y mall uu receipt of frliv, Nv ami II per Ism. WILLIAMS MANI'KAl TUItlSH CO., Proprletora, Cleveland. O. Tse KuamellneHtovel'ollah: so dust: nosmelL Thy (ikhmki fur breaklasl. oxi: I2X.TOY Both the ni!?tli()tl and resulu wficnl ?yrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ntul refreshing to the tn'to, find act ircntly yet promptly on tho Kidneys, j Liver ami Bowels, demises tho sys ' tctn cflcotually, tliapels colds, head j tches nml fever nnd cures hiiliituv iHiiiHtipntion permuncntly. For salt I in oOcatnl $1 bottles ly all driigs'inta CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO louisviLU, ki. f y row r- j DON'T BE A WaTlTlOVVE FeW ; ilnnei', ue i nn help nil iil.ilill. I nliil'li'li' self In i at i ... 1 1. in Mend I'er elreilliir. .IKIIIlls M'K'tl A I'l' It'll i n.. KII llriuulua.v, .Nev Vnrfc I lly. TO lll'Y NiiTK1 AND MORTHAfiK! ...... ,...,1 n r...ilelali. II. K. MHII.K. : WANTED lM'im.snd hiil'illiu.Meroml anil Stark, Pu'll-nil learn telegraphy, jx!; "iS3l,,a h 11 y.uiiK uieu lur rallmad oilier. Il'aia.lly learned l ava well. Nw-iw ami advancement sure. Add'eaa J. ('. KKYMOI'K, ItSi't WashliiK Mi atiovt, rnrlland, Or. -BUY THE ReganVaporEnginc Fur PuniiliiK Water or Wine, Hnaylii(t Fruit Tree. HawiiiK WihkI, Kutiulug lall.es, Electric light Hauls, etc. REGAN VAPOR ENGINE CO., '41-a-J3 Flrat Street, Han Kranelaco. Fresno and Tulare lands. iinm.i nn paw tariiia in the Level Orchard 1 t '..l.-.ti m.inIs llimiiah tlia Lrsct. i.auu i.i'iuuf. " . - .... r - - i ... 11 .. nai.l ilnun ha anea fill flvs V. r time. Our lands are adsiitvd to the uraiine, Italalu aud Deciduous Fruit. Anniy tn Itecdler, Fresno County, I al. J. McCRAKEN & co., IiKALKKb IN- Roche Harbor Lime, Portland Cement. Sot th Hsle and Uieu Plattar. Hsir. Fir Brick aniFlreClai. LAN0 PlAIE. 00 Mwrth Front Street. Cor, D, t-OKTLAND, OK. This Picture, I'onol tii mallod fc cent. J. F. SMITH & CO., Maker of" DM Beana," 235 L 257 Greenwich St., N. Y. City. . f cL at 1 Sal e ai.aair.. . vf i Ai THE PRACTICAL FEATURES OF OUR MAIL DEPARTMENT rVltl commend thomaclves at once to ot o( tow consumers, who have not the facllitlee el visit lui our eslahllshmeut and making a personal suleetion ol auythln wanted. SPRING GOODS NOW READY. gW Hamples, with rule ol sell-measurement, will be sent on application. A. B. STEINB&CH I CO., POPULAR ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS, BOX 43fl. PORTLAHD, OREGON. !-j faCakH-j: Hal I 1 r SI a . S 1. Tl II U Yf auls...n. e.iut(immniltvi h Ph VfilpiltnB. Cure where all elae fnil. I'leisant and agreeable tothe Jri tone, Ulitlurcn lane it wiiuoui f CHiCH87ir$EHQLmfltDC0S3 T DIAMOND BMN0 A. tmc omoiNai nb ofNuinc. Tmaalj fc,p,uvi rau riiifcraJj. Vw Ladlnkut l)...l fcr ri4..i-i Bi la Mr m UiJM Maul T w.i.l .Ubl.rlM-.. T.k MMkar lla. v. ill mil. la pa.unf4 I..1M, .iuk f. Sua" I varwalan. . Si all Laaal UraMlMa, Iff ' ri "it., . f t. .it 24 ta.t-uLata' LOW J .11 lv ETV W V.?. A-h'J ZTZ UrC o t- - A .1 I 'H7 rncmseives AVJ kridhhr fe- fir- THE OLD RUT and olJ tnotLrnla an not the easiest far. Many rPle. wd because they hare not tried tlia better way. It ia a relu f from a sort 5f alaTery to break away from oM-fahl.ioned mctlioJi i am. adopt tM labor-saving ami rtnfftl..ii-vii.? iuvention. of '; of i.U nit nml iuto new by uaiug a cat. of bAiOLIO in jom liouie clunniBg. . I . li. V 'a ' . rs1. 1. .- , ij ' lVKIIV SKIM AND HCAI.p IdHKAHB I4. i..,iii.i.. .ll.ritfM.t.i lii.illiliiia M "HI"'.' n, ....... . . . IH'II I UK. lllll Ulna, ..... .....B, m. j , . . -......, ply or lil. 'K in. with lima f hair, fmm pimple III HIT III""! M ini,i7",,ii , m .,in-, Mini r.cij ..w- mnr n( the hlissl, hnher alniple. rnliilnss or I.... III...' la ., lllv. IMTIlimmlltlv mil aiwv iii'iiili ally 'cured by the itiiihi Ktssnisa, i oii.I.iIiik nf Ci Tli cat. the ureal Alii nire, l.'n- Tli t'Kt hilar, an exijilimie ssiii imriiier anu heaullller. and ft Tier Kssukvas r, l ho new hlissl and klu purlter and ureaies: nf Uiiinor rnineillek, when ti e Is-st pliyslelaea and all other remedies fall. This la tr.M. lainniSKe, hut true, 'i i..,.,.u,..l. ..I i,ruiMliil ti.ifiiiiniliil. frmii liifanev tn k'e attest theli Houilrrfiil, iiufalliiif and la- siiHinaraiiie enieaey. idilil everywhere. Prli-e. I'i'TlccaA. :; Soar, r it-mi. vknt. il. Prenanil hv I'ulter llru and Clii'inleal I iirisirallnii. Hnatnn. Maa x'lnl In, now to cure nam ami mis'i vr raaea. - i'lmples, Llaekhra.ls, cliajip' d ami oily aar akin pnveiiie.l hy it mi sa Soar. va Itlii'Uiiialiam.kl.liiey paMiaainl uniM-tilar .aklieaa rellete'l in unu ihiiiiiim uy iu TiitSA ASTI Pais 1'i.AsTsa. vie. UUV CCUCD CURED 10 m CURE0- fA I lUI Lis "'it the rumeand ad- luessiil every Minvin in ,n 0 HOTUW! h l'. S. and Canada. Andrew, V Ao I umn t.unuit,..i,t j. WILLIAM G. BECK Ml CO., W III il.KSA I K AMI IIKrill. IIKAI.KMS IS Shotguns, Rifles and Revolvers, FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING GOODS, FIREWORKS, FLACS, Theatrical and Gymnasium Goods, I7-I1I Third direct. POBTI,ANI. OK. FaWrGoideFFeniald Pills,. For Female Irrvmilar It lea; uuihliiRllkethca the market, flrrer oil. HucecsalnllT used prouiinciit la.llaa monthly. Guaranteed to rMlleva aimtinsaaiMl meusttuatlun. SUREtSAFEt CERTAINI Tnn't be humhiurrwl Have Time, Health, n d money i take uu oth er. 8ent to anr ad'lrea, see ure by mall on ( oipiorprioe,iiM. Ada dross. THE 1PHR0 MEDICINE COMPANY. Western Branch, Box, VOUTLAND. OB BoldbyWuooai Dut Co., Portland, Or. GOOD TIMES I III i For Farmers I For EvErynoay I Tabli Peaches, viry tins, par dot Tabl Plums, 12.10 I22S . 1.40 I 60 Table drapes, asea. " " .... t. i " Table Barilert Pears, " .... .I0 2 Table Fruit, astoried, III kinds 1.75 185 Piefruil. snorted. perdoi 1.00 I.Z Onler by the can, dusen, case or i arlad. SMITHS' C1SH STCEE, 4I0-4IH Front Htreeet, Hn Kramlacn. STEIN WAY, Gabler tad Pease Plann M.anliK Un tsT I'lASii MnB, sii'l tn Is'orlto ehsaiwr Planus; all Nrtaloal Inatramanla'. Hand Sue. MM: laras akiok al Hliret Mu.lo. Hraiswit Hail, Watid t t HUml; Maitiiias Ukat do. Csll Mill w oi'r imiw frtrtma ana nsw ." Season Opsns tor Trout April 1st. -I -j ZTACKLEz aassjaajaaatii i BlIiaWTW M . o J D Ul,' 03 H. T. HUDSON,", 3 Flrat Rtrt, Portland, Or.. -DSii.se u ARMS, HETOLTEBS 1 SPORTSMEN'S GOODS, 1 Bend lor new Illustrated catalogue. PSIA. A UlDNtYiLIVtfl OlSEAStS. DY6KPSIA . PIMPIE9 BlOTCHtS N0Snm ni5l: . HCADACHC COSTIVtNtSS CURE Biliousness, Sick Headache, Malaria. BILE BEiK BR " I - 2 51 aBakw .. .-astl oujreuuo. hjuiukkum. j 1 Xw. PrUsI DER'S .V rORECQN Blood PumriER. 1 m - ar.pi w. danavraa. Manlarrrlfa Al llrulfUU. aaa a l-il-wul.. 1 "II. l"'' far UJl- - ,7" GHICHiaTI CHtMica CO., Wnillia Maar lluaUl.U'Ula. 1'A. J pvn r-iu ,ri 1 1 Mi V A. 4 l.l.J LA. tt T rA am a - j: - ij pu 1 1 U. J o j jr lt . .MHM "M rom&Ke mdwunu a pn I i O is hhe j-:-;.: V. T, 5, V, N. Ml-8- S-U 5fc 461 :