EUGENE CITY GUARD. FOREIGN NEWS.
Proprietor.
EUGENE CITT.! pREOON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Recall of Baron Fava
Regretted by Italy.
Tha Canadian Pad He Abandon! IU Van-
dcrbllt Alliance to flaw York.
PRINTERS SENT TO SIBERIA.
The American Comul if lick with yel
low (ever at Vers Cruz.
The vellow fever tt Vert Cm ii ex
tending to the ihipi in the harbor.
The wheat crop of the Dominion ol
Canada ii estimated at oo.iou.uw misii-
eli.
M. Eiffel will make i proposition to
the World'! fair directory to uuiiu a
tower.
The Weitern Union payi $25,000 rental
for ita Tenth and Lhemnut atreeta build-
lug in riiilttdelphia.
The Missouri river ia rutting the banks
Franoe Will Return Russian Flags
Captured by tha French in
the Crimean War.
Vesuvius ia again in eruption.
Russia talka of running the
stores.
drug
The report from the Iceland tithing
Ifarmandgarden
Information.
PORTLAND MARKET.
A lloaiimo nt Ilia ('onillllun i.f III lllf-
frrrul llrartuirnU.
A Koid dtiiiuiid was felt in the fruit fnliifvin flf VerV Useflll
line, and produce was also in demand. UJ1UII1I1 UI uwu'
Watermelon! aro very plentiful. Ite-
chIiiIm uf iH-achea were I i Wit. ttlacklier-
riesareslill in good demand, and are
arriving in suiiiewhat better condition.
The market for vegetables ia well etip
idied. and prices remain firm under a
good demand.
I'ruilura, Fruit, Kir.
Wiikat-Valley, 11.42.', ; Walla Walla,
'"' F' "' ,., P,,U i ;nriint to Giddiness
I-mii a btannaru, I i.& J w ana ana, r" ""-
HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
H.tiO tier barrel,
Oath Old. 60W .iJ'uc: new, -J-'c per
bUhliel,
J I a v tl.Vtflfl per ton.
Miujitikks Hran. $22(22.1; abort.
nominal, 25i 20; ground barley, t 0
,'!2; chop feed, $22"i 2(i per ton; liarley,
f 1.201" I 20 percental,
or
Faintness
Bathe
Should
-Etc
Not
near Karmaa City and endangering the fleet are favorable,
Mimouri 1'iwiflc tracks. Alxiut 000 destitute Jews are arriving
The periodical report ol a threatened at Hamburg dully,
u prising in Mexico ngainnt the Diaz gov'
eminent Is again in circulation.
The city of Vera Cruis. Mexico, has
negotiated a loan of $1,000,000 redeem
able in forty veara at 0 per cent,
All the New York paper! that pub
lished an account of tne recent execution
by electricity are to be indicted.
There is tulk of a convention of all the
historical aocii-tio to decide where the
remains of Columbus are interred
Constant rains have caused a reap
pearance of the cotton worm in Ala
bama, and the entire crop is in danger.
According to fJlieriirV reports to the
Adiutant-Ueneral no fewer than WX)
murderer! are roaming at large in Texas,
All the remrda of the City Treasurer's
oflire at I'liiladulphla are missing, ami
another olllclai sensation u on uie tapis,
An official in the Treasury Department
The Italian government is said to re
gret having recalled liaron Fava.
The Hultan of Turkey is surTeriiiK seri
ously witli an abscesa in the thigh.
The German government is reconsid
ering the reduction of duties on grain
Forty-five compositor! were sent to
Siberia for working on a Nihilist paper,
l'atti says she will not accept less than
$5,000 for each performance site apjicara
in.
Forgeries on the Deutsche bank at
lierliu to a large amount have been dis
covered.
Sarah Bernhardt has again changed
the color of her hair, Hhe is now a pro-
nounced limnetic.
The Turkish authorities are throwing
every possible dilliculty in the way of
lleorew Immigration to 1 alestuie,
The worsted spinners of German v
The final budget of the German Km
pire for the years 1H',H)-1 shows a surplus
I ol io,hh,20I marks over the estimates.
apeak of shutting German drummers out
,i. i i i.. :.. - : . i., I 111
rr" I. T. . ' ZI'ITZ: I've combined ill view of the dullneHS of
V.-. CU.,,., v,.a . ... tie InHrk(,f U) re(Jlce tiejr 0ltmt
Tho window-giHHH iiianuiurtiircr! in
I'ennsvlvania and their employers can
not agree on wages and a strike is prob-i.i
a 1 1 it . ia t...i i ,,,.. French drummers are to be excluded
..." " I... IT ::. a" J a ; from AI-ace-Lorraine, and the French
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iinniucillg lunuo in biic r-vuic ui viii'Mn, i 'rflpg
tl- v....i pii M.t-.rii.... w..rLa i Advicea from Allahabad say that 500
i'itt.hiir., alili-liar-Hin lament in the ""'""'in plo f Work extending
. ,,, . oi the ran.ir plateau.
The Kioux Indian CommisHion has se- JuTJl? XlZl fn,dU,e Qlleenf
cured the consent of the Ogallna for the iniH n n !T mTT '
-,niir....i nf Kno f'i.n,?a from l'i njratiilation on the visit of the I'nnce
111.1... .... I " -w ' .-u k. 01 P'e w r-i'Klai'd.
. . . I, m.fo i t British army authorities are seriousl
Tl W Z X I " I " "ii -hnned by the information that Social,
tied. Fifty per cent, is to go to the city
and 5U per cent, to the heirs.
l'ostmaster-Uuneral Wanamaker is
trying to arrange for a fast fortnightly
mail service between Hun Francisco and
Australia by way of New Zealand
Never before at the West Point Mil!
tary Academy has as much building lieen
going on as this year. Twenty-eight
buildings, Including a gymnasium
under way
The St, Louis (HoU-Vtmocral, which
lias made a thorough canvass of the cot
ton outlook in eight States, announces
that the present indications jxiint to the
largest yield on record.
The Canadian I'aciflo has apparently
abandoned its Vanderbilt alliance to
New York, It is now sending the most
istic literature, is being widely distrib
uted among uie ennsieu men.
It ia announced that the Pone is
strongly in favor of the present form of
government in France, and that he op
poses all schemes tending to monarch
ical ascendency.
The Paris Municipal Council has voted
In favor of the construction of under
ground ruilu'HVa in nr..f,r.)iii,A Ia uluvulil
are "::.v:, . : . ;r. " ;
ui v.uiiuub oiriiuiuiB an a uieuiis oi rujuo
iransu in mat city.
The Munich court photographer, Keit-
mar, famous for his likenesses of ac
tresses, has been drowned in one of the
Bavarian lakes, together with two fisher
men who were with him.
Until recently the phylloxera has
spared the Champngno country, but at
' !.. 1. k l" .. I . i .. .
of Its traflle via the Ontario and West- ' "i. " Z T ! " ' , " ll"a
em, its old connection. i" I " .. 7... . . ' f "ow 1,1 1
- , , ,,,-, , i io ioi milium prill eciiuu.
Jay Gould and other New lork capl- Ti.ir..i n. ... , ,,
uiui. i.n.. ii,u. fir. noil . "iivuiiv.oinurence nem num
mild an elevated railroad in Chi cairn. M "tiV", ?.'!? "''
connecting the west and a.mth sides. '!' n"'" 1 ."" mo . Pu""c 01
" I ivinvll't.ul it lluirrfl.it liiiimiiHi ilu
Tlie Holy See has just appointed an
extraordinary commission of Cardinals
ui reorganise Catholic missions. The in
quiry of this commission will, it is said,
exienu over tne whole apostolic wor.d.
A prize of $4,000 has been olfered In
itio government of the Dutch Fast In.
dies for the In-Ht and most economical
bi n kk Oregon fancy creamery, IW''t
12'vc: fancy dairy, 3m-; fair to good, 26
M27'aci common, vmsz'e; taniornia,
22' "24c M;r pound.
Ciikkhk Oregon, 12'ai2'oc; Califor
nia. 12c per pound.
Koom Oregon, 20(i22,c per dozen.
Poii.tky old chickens, $l.00wll.W);
young cliickens, $2.50i 4.00; ducks, $)('(
U; geese, nominal, 8 er dozen; turkeys,
l ,c per pound.
Vkoktabi.ks (aliiiage, $1.00 ier
cental; caulillower, $I(1 2-i per dozen
Onions, I'4'c ier M)iind; beets, $1.25 per
sack ; turnips, $1.00 per sack ; new sita-
toes, 50(tftl0t! iier cental ; tomatoes, i5cw
$1 per box ; lettuce, 12'..,c er dozen;
green peas, 3"4c (x-r pound; string
lieans. 2w .'1c ir pound ; rhubarb, ."c per
pound ; artichokes, wc per dozen; cu-
ciiiiiIkts, 1IK' per dozen ; carrots, $1m 1.2.)
ier sack ; corn, 20e K-r dozen ; sweet Kita-
lK-s, ;i'.,iil'..u per iiound.
Fh niM Hi verside ora nges, $2.,ri0(fl .'(.60 ;
Sicily lemons. $78: California, linii
per box ; apples, 7.ic( $1.25 per box; ba- this extra labor that they may have
nana, $.l.o04 a Punch: pineapples, $.1 Irenh daily,
jieruoz ; cnerries, i.iuw im ier nox ; when decanters and carafes U-come so
currants, tic per pound ; apricots, $1 per dp-colored inside that shot or fine coal
box; raspberries. $,(ilc per pound; wi not cleanse them, fill the bottle with
peaches, Alexander, 75c (J0c tier liox ; Hnelv clwiiined potato Hlcins. enrk tiibtlv
I.. I l A. ... , ..r . 1.1... .1.1 .. I A . . ' . .
uHiiioriorionii, iim 1...1; lnucnuer-1 and let the Lottie stand lor three (lav
ries.ow iv. H-r pound ; plums, zoejooc per when the skins will ferment. Turn out
In choosinir meat select that of a fine.
smooth grain and of a bright-red color
and white fat.
If nork is voiinir. the lean will break
on being pitched; the fat will lie white,
sod and pulpy.
Delicate-colored silks should never lie
laid awav in white paiter, as the chloride
of lime used in bleaching the paper often
draws out the color.
People who are subject to attacks of
giddiness or faintness, and those who
suller from palpitation and other sense
if discomfort at the heart, should not
bathe.
Bits of soan which are too small to be
used should lie carefully laid aside for
laundry days, when they can lie melted
up to add to the wanh biiler instead of
scraping up a new bar of soap.
Butter in small onantities may he
made by stirring the cream in a bowl
and this is done every day by some go
housekeepers, who prefer butter made of
sweet cream and are willing to periorm
Jn.i a. n III leu loll.
We laugh t the Imrupns loop, the
rn.ti innnli and nuncbod waist! ol
..tl liminU and Dime
thirty years Ro. and yet our preseat
fashions will ain-ar tiui. - --
our irrsiidchildreii. Itcgarded from a dis
passionate poiut ' iew-Muld Myib Is
be more absurd than the women of the
day with their Immense bustles. Ilka the
fcumpt on the backs of dromedaries, rls
Ing abruptly from waists ike those of
attenuated wasps, and shoulder! dis
torted by the compression of the corset?
Kidicule Is of no avail, appeals to common
sense are lust as useless, and unless the
woman of the future is a very different
being from the woman of the past and
present, hideous, unconuonauio aim iu
jurious fashions will reign with just as
despotic way as they have ever done.
We are so swatlieu in me
conventionality that our forms, com
pressed aud distorted out of all aemblauce
of symmetry, appear to us as oeauuiui as
the free and natural limus or me ureehs
of old. Kach woman should be muepenu-
eut enoiiKh to assert her own individ
uality, and attire herself in garments that
are at the same time graceful aud becom
ing. When the age of reason in dress has
u.n attained, then. Indeed, will women
ImaU In tlm atuiliirht of t he iroldcn age of
comfort, beauty and health, and revel In
tl,n illlL-lit of limbs unfettered with
heaw. clinirinir draperies and forms un
compressed bv stiff, ungainly stays. A. de
Moutuigu lu VretH.
THK HALIKT filRL
WHAT BOSTON'S ORNAMENTAL EDU
CATION DOES FOR THE STAGE.
box ; watermelons. $:t.iiO(fi 4.00 per dozen :
cantaloupes, $1.75f2.25 ht dozen, $2.50
(.'1.00 per crate; grapes, Sweetwater, POc
(i$l iter liox, $1.10(1 1.25 per crate; black,
$2.50 per crate; pears, $1.25; Bartlett,
$1.70 per nox.
mtr taniornia wainuts.i I '..fi2!tfc
hickory, tl'uc; Brazils, lOwllc; ul
inonilH, liitniHc; lllls-rtH, i;i((Hc; pine
nuts, 17("' 18c; pi-cans, Kdi lHc; co-oa
nuts, He; hazel, 8c; peanuts, 8c per
KIUIlll.
Hlnplu Irnrerlrn.
Cdkkkk Costa Uica, 21'.;c: Kio. 2:
Mxlia, ;;oc; Java, 25l..,c; Arbuckle's,
100-pound cases, 2i4c per Kiuud.
SriiAit Golden C.4 V:: extra C. 47uc:
granulated. 5JBc ; cube crushed and pow
dered, U''c; confectioners' A, 5''4'c jatr
mu mi.
liKANK-Siiiall white, .IVc; pink, 3'f Hrate Hue's for every fire
(S.l,',,c; bayoB, 4Jicj butter, 4'tfp limas, the chimney may stop
. vi.ic er Kiuiiu,
lloNKV I8(20c per pound.
Salt Liveri)ool,$l0,$lil.,r)0((il7:8t)ck,
$ii(i 1.' per ton in carload lots
Cannkii Goops Table fruits, $1.(15,
2'..s; tieaches, $2.00; Bartlett pears.
$1.8.j : plums. $1. 37s. : straw berrieB.2.2.'i :
cherries, $2..r)0ii 2.00; black lierries, $l.0;
rasputrnes, $2.40; pineapple, $2.o0w.i;
apricots, ifjc. Vegetables: Corn, $l.:!5(a)
l.(i.i, according to quality : tomatoes.
$i.iur( J.z.i; sugar peas,
ueans, $i.iu per dozen.
and rinse. The bottle will lie aa brigl
and clean as when new.
When von feel the pricking pain on
the eyelid that announces the coining of
a sty, use as an application very strong
lilack tea, or simply the tea leaves mois
tened witli a little water, put in a small
bag of muslin and laid over the eyelid
Moisten again as it dries. This, if used
before the stv gets well under wav. will
generally drive it away.
Opening the window in front of a stov
will stop a smoking chimney. The sniok
ing is sometimes caused by an insulli
cient supply of air. Oftentimes simply
limning the lire vigorously will stop the
smoking. Nothing is more annoying
than a smoking chimney. Two openings
in the same Hue will causo this trouble
therefore, it is necessary to make sei
A tree aiiove
ney may stop the draft: this
rati lie remedied only by cutting dow
the tree.
A protest has lieen made by delegates
of the Musical Protective Union at New
York Against the admission to this coun
try of a ballet troupe now about leaving
Mirope under the management ol Wal
ter liamrosch. . i .
The Dominion government has re
leased seven American fishing vessels
......... I l....t. I,- ..... .!.!.:. .1
i niHiimu uy hid un-nni wiinui me imeo1 ,.,,i,.i . Li . ,, ,
mile limit; There was a heavy fog at '"""T1 ' ""'S'" 8.T" U
the time, and the law. it ia believed wai ku,'l " ,lry "r ttt ,Mrt Uo i'-
unwittingly infringed. There will bo held in Genoa in 1802 an
Ti,.K.v,k ulvn iiFPioii.v'in I'lliin-Auiericaii exposition, to which
tne report that f-ecretury Nooie Inn
Placed hia resignation in the President'!
hand, hut lias consented to remain In
ollice until Minister Lincoln retires,
when he will go to the court of St. James.
The railroads are anxious to know
uIvps eurreni-v to I,1"11'1"--American exposition, to whicl
y Nobin,!,. MjeKlngoflUlyhMconntol to.iv,
hia patronage, and for which be allows
the use of hia name as honorary I'n.si.
dent.
The Knglish Parliament is about to
pass a bill authorizing any one Mairis-
train to nt-ilei- . vntltli iitnlita lit iun. n(
how it ia the Pullman Company makea LK,e t,, )a w,pped by a liolicemaii if he
no much money and they get so htllu I ,t,,u .....u h,,,,, ' . ...... .... ,
rommission. A bill in eiiity has been pitch ami toss,
filed in Chicago against the company by wn..i..i i. i i i
the Chicago, Milwank, and St. Vaul , ' '' ' '',m p . ln "
n, u, , f t it i. i i i suited in a disclosure of systematic
The State of Jalisco Mexico, has Uen (rall(s on the iwrt of Jewish emigrants
ganda.
In great financial difficulties since the I fr,,,n lin,.;,, i,,a,,.i,ian.., . i.
-cession of Genera I t'Hlvin to the Gov the payment of the X10 levied on each
ernorshlp. He Is said to be closing the iieruiit to land,
schools and favoring all kinds ol gum- w,
bling. The State is also overrun by bri- ' " ,n " Vn",wr '"'
" ".--p i.i, uu i.riH-eim is u yyry
sick and feeble old man. and bin ulivai.
The St. Paul office of the Great North- cians are doubtful if be has the vitalit v
em has lsen gathering statistics of grain needed to enable him to pull throuuli
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i;ii.nii nioiiK ine niip, ' ivt-iioria inim ,hii i lie in ni wars 0111.
iHiints show that liefore January 1 the It ia rntw.rl.i.1 fli.il V.n .. .... ... i. .. i
....1 . 111 1 no,, .a'yii i. . . . . " ." ' ' ninraoi
I.M... nil. IIHID M. l-OIIVry ..llrU.IOM Ullt-ll- iriHIIllUll ll IllP lllldul.l .1-1 1 1 1.....!.. -...I
els of wheat. The great Bed river crop the (arilf on Rnaaia.. .,r.ul..i- ...in
la immense. Ihiihumi a ir,)ui. ;,.,-, .i,,i. ....
Miss Marguerite llammof Bar liar-1 corn in order to emiiiiniL-e i .t. ..... t
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ir, w ou win me iitnioiia iiinpnien ui a 'ion vi nussisn corn
plums,
dozen.
sorted, $1.50; peaches, $1.(15;
? l.-. : blackberries, $1 (io tier
Fish : SardineB,85c( l.(5; lobsters, $2,110
w.i.mi; oysters, s i.o'J(z;i.2.i jier dozen
naimoii, Btaniiaru .xo. 1, $l.o(i l.nO per
case; No. 2, $2.65. Condensed milk;
Kagle brand, $8.10; Crown, $7; High
mini, $(1.76 j Chuiiipion, $0; Monroe,
?o.(j per case.
Syhi ! Kastern, in barrels, 47(55c;
nil 1 1-Parrels, 00C58c; In cases, 5f)('8(H'
per gallon; $2.2o2.60 per kee. Cali
fornia, in barrels, 3Jc jier gallon; $1.75
per aeg.
Dmicn rKi'ir.s Italian prunes, Wft
12c; Petite and German, 10c per pound ;
raisins, f i.didfz..-.) per box; plninmer
lined pt'Krs, 10(llc; sun-dried and fae.
tory plums, ll(.i 12c ; evaHirated peaches,
I8iu2.k-; SmyriiH llgs, 2iic; California,
ngi, w. per Kiutid.
Kick $5.25 per cental
llMer uf l iulerfi-i'dliiif .
Underfeeding ruins more live stock in
the West than overfeeding. Grave
is the objection to pampered breeding
animals, yet where there is one toast
ruined by an excess of hcatini; food there
are a dozen well-bred ones suffered to
Inne into a Hhite nf linneleua il..i.tiMi-ii,,v
$1.25; string ly a failure In the case of yonngstock to
l ie fruit: As- keep tliem growing or by neglecting to
provide a sufficient ration to suptxirt
briMKling animals against -the taxes of
nature. Feed the younsters generously
on proper food studs, and when they are
matured, u ot the right stamp, they will
not r i' nire extra care. Prof "Sanborn
argues that there is even more in feed
than in breed, and the facts aro not all
ugainst him. Whatever is worth keen
ing nt all in the way of farm stock is
worm keeping well.
The Meat Market,
Bi:i;y Live, 3c; dressed, 5(t(!o.
Mutton Live, sheared.
dressed, 7c,
1 loos Live, (ic; dressed, 8(.'i )c.
Smokkii Mkats Kastern ham. W-Ud
I3'4c; other varieties, I0i 12c; breakfast
bacon, 12'.., (ul: lie; smoked bacon, 10(.o
ll'.tc per pound.
I.AIIP CoilllKlllllll. II V( 1 1 '..'
12(.M2l.c: Oregon. l(iiiai
(Mm ml.
Troatinent of llulter.
A churner in Rural Lilt holds thai
granulated butter can be washed und
cooled to a lietter advantage if the water
Is allowed to percolate through the mass
of butter while the churn is at rest. To
revolve it, he holds, has the tendency to
mass the granule ere the chillinir effect
of the water has taken away some of the
adhesive nature ol the globules.
e think he IB sound up to a certain
iMiint; that Is, practice Ins method nnti
lie is sure the whole iuhmh in cold uiir.ii.rl
SdiS'a'c; to keep it in granules then they can lie
waspei inoroiigiiiy without adhering to
each other. After so much is secured
the right temperature to pack can lie ob
tained by using water warm enough to
raise the mass in a tew minutes toubout
5(1 in summer and 00 in winter.
pure,
o per
Work fur lUlny Hays.
ii is so oiien necessary to work over
Ulrica, Mind anil lloni,
IIipkm Dry hides, seleettid prime. H1.:
("He; l, less for culls; green, selected,
New York journal declaring Mr. Blaine
to be in the last stages of disease, has
institute! a suit (or $50,000 against the
Boston Herald, who called her an adven
turess, a prevaricator and consorter with
disreputable characters.
SPORTING NOTES.
Tnl rrltrhard Wanta to rixlit rilitlii
una If lniluciu.nl nr. (Iff.rvil,
Ted Prltchard has announced that he
will come to America to light Fitzsim
inona la-fore the club that will allow him
expenses and put up the largest purse.
The Billy Murphy-Gritro fight, which
was to have occurred in Sydney July 15,
was postponed a wevk to await the ar
rival of Sullivan, who was expected there
July 2.'.
By steamer Alameda it ia learned that
Joe Choynski of Sao Francisco defeated
Owen Sullivan in a round and a half in
Melbourne July 22. Chuvnskl had agreed
to knock Sullivan out in fight rounds
for a purse of $5o0.
The steamer Alameda from Australia
brings newa of another escapade of John
L. Sullivan. One day while the steamer
was between Honolulu and Samoa Sulli
van aiose at II a. m. and commenced to
imbibe freely. By anpper time he Lad
dialled of thirty-eight Ml lea of porter
and was uproariously drunk. Captain
I laywarda ordered the bar abut down.
While the eighty or more passengers
were at eupper Sullivan made hia ap
pearance, and troni!ly protested to Cap
tain Haywarda avainst being deprive.)
of liquor. He made a aoene, and iijnared
off Ui strike the captain, when there was
a Mil of the ship and John L. went down
In a heap. He was seiH, bound, taken
to his stateroom and lucked op. He ob
tained no more liquor during the
at.
The Theosophical constitution as re
vised amalgamates the American, Kng
lish and Kumpean sections. Lady Caith
ness, in virtue of her millions as well as
ner enthusiasm, succeed! Mine. Blavat-
iiy as uign mcsiess.
iTesident Carnot has intimated that
r inure win return i nti nags raptured by
rmiii ii vna.pi uuring me imiiean war
from the Russian church at Kupatoria,
which have since lieen deposited In the
-I... .1. I X'. II - 1 1.
mm. ii vi iiuiro l-uine in inns.
The German ship builders. wtm
fare is a great object of aolicitude to their
government, are pointing with pride to
the fact that their latest creation, the
Fuerst Bismarck, burns 280 tons of coal
daily, against 35 tons for the City of
Parts, and yet steams faBter than the fa
mous nier doea.
lr. Thamm of Dnsseldorf has issued
I reiKirt to the elrect that he has man
aged by the Koch system to bring aUmt
a complete cure in 40 per cent, of the
eases of tuliereuloeia which he has
treated, and satisfactory result! occurred
in 45 per cent, of the other casee treated
by the same syrtem.
Pome of the small shopkeepers of Paris
nave appealed to the Poi for protection
from the big concerns that are driving
them out of the trade. Thev ask his
Holiness o formulate tome plan for ap
plying the law of Justice and charity to
the freedom of trade and competition so
that the little dtalera ran live in the
presence of the great.
President Hyptiolite of Haytl has au
thorized the publication of the come
ondenr between Havti and Secretary
Blaine, Minister Douglaai and Admiral
Gherardl npon the subject of the Mole
St. Nicholas. Thii correspondence is
now In press In New York, and ia to I
iseued In pamphlet form and distributed
broadcaat in ilia country aud in Eurojie.
hours in pleasant weather that when
rainy lay comes in summer the farmer
may prolitably devote it ,mrtly to intel-
over 55 pounds 4c- under 65 imnmlH -le ,,l,mu "'l,veincnt. ne can at least
sheep 'p'ehs short wool :i. X. t,,l"l ?k ti'!'e toestimatecarefnlly what
diuiii.iHVXOc; long, Mkpf 1.2ft; shear- new""., u,!? I""" 88 u',8t
1 ... .... . V .T ! "vt U'UV l1 all IIIO1 it I lit a will soon n alila.
ehoice. 3 - f . : . - . . v. s
nil,, f'.ovi? n. tt ,i-ni iopgiuiti lllieilecilllll
exen-ise. It at least requires as lnucli
exeimtive ability to keep everything on
a large farm in order and working
smooiiuy as ii noes to manage a manu-
lings, 10ei2lV; tallow, gisid to
H'.i:..,c per iNinnu.
Wooi, Willamette Valley, 17(-19cj
Kastern Oregon, lOiii Ki'gC per pound,
according to condition! and shrinkage.
Horn Nominal; 20c per pound.
fucturing or commercial hm'infs.
Tha Good Frulta of Conflilrnre,
My exerienee witli criminals, when I was
on a district bench, taught uie that there wus
no man duvoid of manhood. Place anybody,
however depraved, en his nmnbood, and you
will observe his eye brighten up. Iuavo
taken men who have been convicted of seri
ous offonsea, and, after aeutenring thein to
the penitentiary, have said: "Now, I Intend
to place you on your manhood, for I believe
you have manhood in you. I will give you
mittimus, and the marshal will provide
you with money to go homo and bid your
family good by. After you have stayed
there a day or two I want you to report at
the door of the penitentiary named in the
pnpwwyou will receive and serve out your
sentence like man. Aud when you are
through I want you to return to me, and I
want to ace what can be done to restore you
to the eonflJcnce of your follow men lu so
ciety." I nover was disappointed in a man I
thus trusted, and those couvicta whom I
have hvled on their returu from prison have
always been faithful to the tmsU imposed
UHnihiMu. Jud.'eUiut.uaiu in ludianapulia
Journal,
Coueratulatlona Anyhow.
Book Ageot Going from books to babies,
Kadam, that's a Que younguter. Allow ma
to congratulate you.
Young Woman Sir, that baby la not
-nine.
Book A gmt I repeat, madam, allow dm
to congratulate you. Boston Uaiette.
TV ay of tha World.
Erown What makes you look so blue,
Mortleyt Mortlev To tell the troth, old
man, I feel so wall I'm afraid something's
going- to happen. Tis a tough, tough
world. Brown. L'tlca Observer.
'nirllinr Nlm-k to Kiu Food.
Animals can possibly lie wintered or
kept at zither seasons on food that con
tains barely enough nutrition to sustain
life. But whenever this ia the fact no
nrotit ned lie expected from stock thus
fed. All the advantage to the farmer
from feeding stock comes from feeding
more than is needed for barely retnining
the same condition. There must be in
crease either of tlesh. milk or wool lie
fore there can I any profit, and this re
quires generally good, feeding.
Cutting Timothy Too Karly.
When timothy ia In bloom its pollen
makea the hay dusty when cut. It is
best possibly tocnt when the stock bursts
into head before blossoming; but, if the
grass cannot well tie cut then, defer the
cutting until the blossom falls. The hay
will then be at least not injurious, and
its deficiencies can be made up with lili-
enu rations oi oata or other grain.
Teallni the Conn.
The Farm Journal savs a New York
dairyman doubled the vi'eldof butter
cow of his hen! in one year bv testing
every cow and disposing of the poor
unrs aim leeuing a nine neiier lus new
herd. Both acta are in full accord with
modern dairy goejiel.
New Sort of HonpltuL
A new sort of hospital building Is de
scribed in Le Oeuio Civil, which seems to
have many advantages. The principle of
construction seems to be the formation of
an iron shell, to which is a wooduu lining.
capable of belnir readily removed and re
placed. The lining keeps me room cooi
u summer aud warm in winter, while
steam and water pipes can be carried
throuirh It. and. bv means of a ridire ventl
lator. air can be withdrawn from the
room at any desired point by cutting open
Inirs into the space between the two
shells. After being used for a sufli
ciently long time, the structure may be
taken to pieces, the iron work sprayed
with carbolic acid and painted, and the
wooden lining strips disinfected by baking
or by washinir with carbolic acid or blelilo
ride of mercury, after which the whole
can be put together again for renewed
service. The expense of this complete
disinfection is estimated at 5 tier cent, on
tho original cost of the structure, which
lu Paris, Is about f.iov for each bed, for
twelve bed pavilion, including all the
Iron work, carpentry, painting and glaz
ing, plumbing, pa lilting and steam
heating, together with tho beds aud mat
tresses. liostou iruuscript.
Ilnw Wualilngton Keep Cool.
Domestic life has been adapted to hot
weather here as nowhere else. In tho tirst
place every thrifty housewife begius lu
May to prepare for hot weather. The
carpets are all taken up and packed away
from the motlis, cool straw mattings are
placed on the Moors, or more frequently
the Qoors are neatly stained and lett bare.
tho portieres are stowed on the closet
shelf aud inviting linen covers put ou all
the upholstered furniture. 1 lie whole
winter aspect of the house disappears,
more air is admitted through the curtain-
less windows, awnings are put over sunny
doorways and in the larger dooryards
rustic seats are placed In the shadows of
overhanging vines and shrubbery. A sup
ply of low seated, wickerwork cliuirs,
with hows of hrurht colored ribbon effec
tively tied to their backs, are brought out
on frout stoops at nightfall and strips of
carpet bid spread from the top step to the
sidewalk, it is Here tho raniily gathers
as soon as the sun goes down, and late
iuto the night, until the almost unfailing
southern breeze springs up, nearly all
Washington may bo found on the door
steps. Washiii'-ton Cor. Providence
Journal.
rroft-snlunul ami Ainuteiir Photographers,
It does not appear that tho sharp feel
Ing that characterizes the sentiments of
professional actors toward amateurs ex-
sts between professional and amateur
photographers. The fashionable summer
resorts ou tho seaside and in the interior
are literally throiiL'cd with amateur pho
tographers, all louded for game in any
shape. Tho local professionals straighten
out all tho muddles and mistukes iuto
which tho blithesome amateur tumbles
The aid is given willingly, and not a trace
of the bitter envy and almost positive
niahco tliut Is said to be rampant between
protessioual and amateur actors and ac
tresses is noticed. A hiclily Interestinir
professional at tho Thousand isluuds said
all the recent great Improvements lu pho-
lograpny, ine instantaneous plate par
ticularly. Were llisi-fiyetvil hv Mtniitniipq
i ney nave tnno and means to experi
ment," ho added, "and it is for our In
terest that the ainuteiir photoirraohio
craze should continue. We, who are kept
uusy nir money, take advantage of all
these Improvements. They bring us In
more money and save us time and many
of tho expenses Incident to old days."
i-iew tora aim.
The Tramp to Ilia Purd.
There Is residing !n the 'suburbs a pen-
tleman who is the owner of a very lurge
amount of real estate, but who is one of
the most ueghgent of persons lu regard to
dress, his clothing beiug almost Invaria
bly of the shubbiest description. This
negligence is au eccentricity, and Is not
due to penurlousness, for he Is cenerons
ana ot a warm and genial nature. Not
muny days ago, a tramp called at his
house during the owner's absence, and, as
it was tho noon hour, the lutter'a wife, a
very sympathetio and kind hearted
woman, gave the nomad a good dinner.
Having finished the meal and thanked the
giver of the sumo, the tramp started off,
but just as ho got to the irate he met the
owner of the premises, aud judging by his
dress that they were of the same frater
nity, the wanderer said: "Look here.
pard, It's a leetle rough for two o' us to
work the same house durin' the sumo
hour. Jist try some other place this
time, for yender's too good a woman to
have to feed the both o' us today." Bos
ton Budget.
fade," she
i doubtful
Tha Telrphoo Dlafaaa."
The "telephone diaeaW haa lwwn At.
eoTered by Professor W'Uboratadt, of Ber
Un. The use of the Instrument produce
disorder In the tibratory chambers of the
ar. ceueraUy la the left ear.
Unfortunate.
Misa Oaswell Pop, did you see the
Prince o' Wales while you was In Eu
rope, au' did ye tulk with himl
Pop I saw 'iin, but the crowd wai
au buj he didn't see me. Deniarest'a.
It la atatevl that the muskmt ia en
abled to travel under the Ice of a froMO
river or lake for considerable distance
by rospiring against the ice roof, w here
the bubble of ga collect, and getting
ft fresh supply uf oxygen.
It Waa Fat Color.
I'm afraid that calico will
observed as she looked at it in
way.
Oh, no, nia am.
"Ever tried itT"
"Yes'm. A woman who had a dress of
this pattern fell iuto the river aud her
body was uot fished out for a week. The
color hadn't started in the least, I assure
you." Detroit Free Press.
The La t rut SouTenlr.
An expert has succeeded lu photograph
Ing the beating of the heart. Neat pres
ent for an absent admirer to send his be
trotheda picture of hia palpitation on
reading her letter. New York Tribune.
Pate's Mother Aaka a Uatlaa.
A woman walked into a public school
in a neighboring town the other duy
without ceremony, and after gazing
about until her eyes rested upon the
object of her search she said in a loud
Toice, 'Tete, where is the key to the
abed f Newbury port Standard.
Economy , Wealth.
Amy I coufess that I love you, Jack;
but teU uie, how could yon aupport a
wife? Vou have no money, I am told.
Jack Puffer-Oh, that'e all right Tta
going to give up ainoking. Enoch.
How "I-adlM of I he Ilullef are KrerullrI
from tha KliP Ileui.imllaliig KffeeU
. .if. u.r..ra Ilia Foollltfhla Jnt
ui a -
for the Fun.
Boston is the greatest market In this coun
try for a ccrhihi sort of stage siipplie. All
tlm iiuinaL'ers como here to obtain reennU
for their coiiipinles. Thestock of raw mate
rial for such purl" herenlmut is practically
unlimited and of very umiMiiil iiuiillty-a
fact which is due chiefly to tlie prevuiem-e in
ii ..liu,iif the community of ornamental
education. The modern Athens, like Its pro
,rfvni.f old. has muny schools which are
devoted wholly to the instruction of student!
of both sexes ill musical und dramatic, art.
To these academies and conservatories flock
pupils from all over tho United IStutes, who
seek tho kind of trainlns best calculated to
fit them for theatrical employment Many
of them are glad to get some Incidental ex
perience of a practical nature py taking pan
as supernumeraries now und then on the
looul boards. The most available aro picked
up by traveling shows, anil in tills manner
make their first entrance into tho prufessiuuul
rfinlfa.
Outside of the schools, too, are found num
bers of youna men and women with fuir
voices and some knowledge of music, who
are more or less serviceable in choruses.
Most of these singers are honest bread win
ners, who are glad to add a trifle to their
earnings by warbling on occasions when they
are needed to till out the ensemble of some
exceptionally clalxirato stage production.
Vastly outnumbering them are tho girls who
toil in the shops by day, and at uilit uppeur
whenever they can procure a chuiice as
Amazous, fairies and the like, at tho then
tree.
LADIES OF.TriE BALLET.
Women who do this sort of work are tech
nically known as "ladies of the bullet."
They do not duni-e; neither do they sing.
Their duty is simply to walk ithout the stage
as thev are told and look pretty. Much labor
Is quite within tho cajiueity of the average
ribbon counter damsel, who, ugiou thus tak
ing up the occupation as un amateur, be
comes what is known as un "extra girl.'
Whenever a plav or sis-ctacle requiring num
bers arrives in town she presents hei-self
without delay at the olilce of the stage man
ager. Tliut iiiilisKiisnblo functionary looks
her over, and, if she is fuirly plump und well
favored, very likely accepts her services.
For her time during rehearsuls she gets noth
ing. Her pny begins the owning night of
the piece ami continues so long as it runs at
the rate of t-'i or (li a week. L'omiared with
shop wages this is ample remuneration;
added to the results of her daily toil it is pos
itive wealth.
Most of the "extra" young women in Bos-
ton are employed in the dry goods and other
ahois. Some are waiter gil ls in the restau
rants. A few servo in tho day time as artists'
models. These last aro considered very de
sirable by the managers. As a rule, they
have good liures und are comely to look
upon. Accustomed ns tliey are to posing,
nude or otheni 'se, Is-foro tho life classes at
the art schools, they entertain no prudish
scruples ulxmt upieai-ug in tight. Tho
legitimate curccr of a female model here is a
brief one. After she has attitudinized a few
times in each of the studios she is regarded as
too "stale" for further usefulness and, finding
herself deprived of this meuus of siipKirt, she
is only too glad to secure un occasional dra
matic engagement, ekingnut a livelihood by
sitting in photographers' ateliers for seduc
tive cigarette and other advertising pictures.
This business, by the way, is carried on uiion
an enormous scale by local manufacturers of
sun pictures, who send millions of such photo
graphs all over the country every year.
THE STAOE TKAXSrORMATIOX.
By a little judicious coaxing the modest
beginner is induced to put on the appropriate
togs, lhe embarrassment of it soon wears
off, and after two or three performances she
begins to thoroughly enjoy tho ogling of tho
mashers and buhl h:-ailed men in the front
rows. No woman can resist the fascination
of being udmiit-d. It is the only pleasure of
which she can never have a surleit.
But, "Cinderella," thus transformed, is
very apt to lie of no uso any more for or
dinary purixnies. Khe is demoralized by the
gutter and exeiteiiK-nt or the stuge. Tho
work is easy and tho pay while it lusts is
mora than she can earn bv the hardest toil in
the shop. The drudgery by which she has
hitherto been accustomed to live is now
odious to her. Slio neglects the "store" to
hang about the theatre, und pretty soon she
is discharged by tho firm. Bo long, however.
as her engagement lusts, she can ull'ord to do
nothing but play. Idleness brings more
temptations, and the chances are that she
will not esetiM them all. She lieeomca in
futuatcd with the life. Her name is put
down Uxn the stage manager's hooks as one
of the "extra" girls who, us semi-profession
als, are ulways ready to lie culled on for
service. It is not likely tliut she will ever
rise any higher. With plenty of cheap finery
and a few admirers, she is content to imltuto
tho veniul butterfly, living on from duy to
uay wiiiiout iiiougnt or the future. Eventu
ally sho grows pussee and drops out of sight
Such, at any rate, is tho fate of muny a
young woniun nhomtlie glare of the foot
lights has om-e attracted.
There is quite a mimlier of semi-professional
extra girls in Boston. Each theatre has a
list of Bfty or so, with a complete physical
description attached to every name. When
tney aro wanted they aro sent for. The
work is, of course, exceedingly precarious.
Sometimes months will eluiiso with nothing
to do. Then a big show comes along aud
tana gut m-i uuiv uu me regulars, put also a
great many of tho irregulurs from the shoos.
who are very willing to "act" for jxx-ket
money aim tne run or tlio thing. Scarce any
traveling combination fetches many suiicr
numerories hither. They are easily obtained
here at short notice, in any quuutity thut
may be desired. It goes without saying that
visiting spectacles and ojieras must always
bring full duncing bullets with Um. At a
pinch, however, per!m8 a dozeu available
coryphees may be picked up at any time in
this city. Bene Baelio in Xew Orleans Pica
yune.
Rather Hard to Miaa.
The fact that this is a very bie countrr
never strikes one so forcibly as w hen ha lma
traveled a couple of thousand miles due west
and still finds Che prairie stretching out before
him. A young sprig of British nobility waa
over here lust summer, accompanied by the
Inevitable "Jeenis." They saw the seaboard
Cities, tarried for awhile in Chicago, in St
Louis and in Kansas Citv. and then atmek
out for the great west Somewhere near the
edge of Colorado the train was delayed at a !
imall station, and the i-ussengers got out to
stretch their legs, among them his lordship'
and "Jeenis ," who so-med to be in a brown
study. "What hut." asked his master. "i
was just thinkin', me lud," said Jeems, "that
Columbus didn't do such a mighty big thing
when he discovered this 'ere country, haf tor
halfs said and done. Ow could 'e 'eloitr
HAS HE FOfir.riT,..
"A lillleiif KWwtllHu -,
To tirl-lio-i! ti,, llf Tw,
fur li.ii. nh. m, loll,.,. .
To think that I ue.r'??"
My arm. nm,,,,,) ,lw ln ii,
lliitail.-H,,l,,iH.tr.,,,),7','';
I.l.oul.1 n.-v.-rr.,vl,.
Ofalu.etlunw,,,,,,,.,
for before lli. y , ,
Miw eacu on,-1, ,,lwt M,
I turn from tli-mi,. I.,. "'7i
Hi cool ami .,f P-irtiy ln J
To the red if,.r-.., ,u ,,,,
K..r.ol..tl,,yn,1,ill,1,r;li
MI "'i1 h""!""" """-ill,
And my Inve s'i- , ii . .
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And I w.el,i.,KnT
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ain n.u .. .. '
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IlllH
". " " "Wl linn,.
"I U.L
Bliullc.T..rthl,wrm,rf
Au.1 my memory of hr .'uiVL '
The faint. uwt ..... . .
Jiiaia..
Onocftl.oquccrUsof,'
a aldewnlk luncheon. All olonVe'
aro booths where Vila ,J(
cooked and hanied t,i v on
-a sauwiso on one sl-Wl mi
tato on the other. Yoa. ' h
sit on tho bund and cut tbem Str and
lick your cl,,,a tj
Well, thii Is tho iditofortCn-
Auol'- f.-.d iMiry,,, Z!1
bc-rliifr fio-iU:: to a do:-;;,' 0
mamlichaitiiola and bait
niece of bee f tied to a lino
ld,thtoh,,g0n
Aud yet cnothcr is the raooaiw.i-
promcuatlmir tho beach to lui,V,
HPjuuigor ino clams,
That's olio of their dutiei
lll:.h ,.
w. clyy r
lllght.
CS on .
.Soino Ml;s can't I.,,,,, u ,
pair of lovers, with his arm
waist and walking r.t a tlow Jr '
catch every tich that a eluia .1, vL
Detroit Five Press. tH
A Method of ri-iHcrvInj Tool
A method of preservl::- ttxA t,
larly meat, without cans"
cated, cousistj csoo::tl!!v In f
meat or other urtide in na -J' I
wrapper, such us uiiinml ......ir14!
subjecting it to a bterlli:ii1?rr-.v
i.s muujjii u urn germs, it h
Immersed in vaseline, wlii l, f,,..
niuner-t coating ou imrdcniiij,"
inclosed in u protective wrstiL ,
1JU tuuieu v ii u piaster ol i' ij .
coating of plaster of Purls civbs'r
directlyon the esnwdLla ,.it,r
thoartido then placed in a. I , i?L
line or other plaaiie substsucs, tl.v
ago thus prepared being wrtpv '..
per or tinfoil. This method olpa
tion nec-essai-ily c voids r.ny ccataLt'
of the ertic'.cs by ticLfils or ids t
v.'ill cnublo houso'.teepers to heipi
me.it, etc.Scicnti2o Anc::.-:a.
A Twlrlliic Ntoue.
There lias boon discovered aboutk'
a mile west or the liurgytowa 1
twirling stono tif about live tomt
it haa ulways Ix-en regarded asik
der, and from tho way it is pot j
tlie rocK lii-nentli it no oue could f
why it should not rock. Uuifc
nave tried to rock it in vain, and -J
surprise of tho man who first ftt
inovo uiidor pressure may It k
iniagined tluui described. It m-.
hard, of cours but it moves, tlieb
informs us, round us if it waa pU
upon u pivot. It lias been tank
examined, and while it looks Eli
bowlder, several allege that it m
a ceremonial stone set mere otjjl-
prelibjtoric raco. Norwich Uulletia
Ills Idea of a Serrano.
Robert Morris, a niun celebrated!)
the part lie took in the Aimv.
Revolution, wus onco usked bj Ii
Rush: "Well, Mr. Morris, how did;
like the sermon? I have heard
highly extolled." "Why, dit
said lie, "I did not like it at:JL 1:
too smooth and tame for lue. I
Morris," replied the doctor, "white
of a sermon do you like?" lli
sir," replied Mr. Morris, "that pro
ing which drives a limn up ink
corner of his pew mid limkesliitui-i
tlio devil is after hint." Sun trw
Argonuut.
I.ltirul.
Cross Examining Counsel-Not, t.
Brown, you say tliis Louis C. Burn
a distant relative of yours)
Mr. Brown Yes.
Cross Examining Counsel WW'.
lutioti is lie?
Mr. Brown My brother.
Cross Kxainiiiing Counsel-But J
just told me ho wus a distant nlaWt
Mr. Brown So lie is at preut-i
Is hi China. Ltiiidon Tit-Bits.
Interesting News fur Mary
A Russian chemist thinks bs l
covered a plan for solidifying petw
so that it can be used iuchuiiksor mi
tot fuel. Chicago Globe.
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VEGETABLE PANACEA
PREPARED FR-M
ROOTS & HERS',
FORTME CURE or
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
adicima ran MA
DISORDERED STATEflfTffiSTOMj
OR AN
inactive: liver
row SALE BY "-..,(!
DRUGGISTS ft GENERAL DWJ2
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RIMorsSESS, LITER fO,FLmT.MCK HEADACHE, COLIUN
I'lIi'LES, all SSiJX lFr EaiWS, find DISEASES ABISl"""
n DISOBDEE.ED ST03ACU. r..
The Genui IIAUBVRO TEA U pulvp in YELLOW WRAPptl"
vith FactimiU tHu.iature vf LXIL FHLSt .
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