,1,
3EEDS
AIX OI'R MEW ARE TOTED. If you
want ths very beat pooils Uwt you kunw
will ro, at cub prim, writ" ua.
0"c. m. i posson A ROM WarthouM
2d !rt
TREES
German
Syrup
J. C. Davis, Rector of St. James'
rpiscopal Church, Eufaula, Ala.!
" My son has been badly afflicted
with a fearful and threatening cough
for several months, and after trying
gsveralprescriptionsfrom physicians
which failed to relieve him, he has
teen perfectly restored by the use ol
two bottles of Bo
An Episcopal schee's German Syr
up. I can recom
Hsctor. mend it without
hesitation." Chronic
r rvere, deep-seated coughs like this
r re as severe tests as a remedy can
I subjected to. It is for these long'
i iding cases that Boschee'sGer
i j Syrup is made a specialty,
I ny others afflicted as this lad
3, will do well to make a note ol
T. F. Arnold, Montevideo, Minn.,
writes: I always use German Syrup
for a Cold on the Lungs. I have
never found an equal to it far less
a superior.
C. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr.Woodbary.NJ.
lj Bain la T.ll IM story Tnal Led) to
th Aanartru Karolatlaa.
There have Intel y come iulo tbe pot-
tesston of the rational museum two
article whicb are of reat iuU'reat to
rery American, and of particular
aiue to every ttuuviil or American
Duuury. iiicse are nothing; mure nor
lex Mian two of the oriknnal aiauiiaj
1 1.V -I I
eugraveu m biigianu lor use in uie
anieiicun colomea in act'oruauce with
l ie provision of the stump act of
February. KM. This was the net which
caused sued an uproar among the col
onies, and was one of Uie main cause
cf all the trouble immediately preced
insr and leadiuz up to the Involution.
It was intended that the revenue to
be raised by tbe stamp act should come
from the "sale of stamped paper and
stamps which were required to be
placed upon all papers used in com
mercial transactions, suits at law, pub
lications, transfers "ol rent estate, in
heritances and marriage licenses.
Ihus a tax was placed upon Uie colo
nies without their consent, and the
i 'l m il i . L
money uenveu irom mis lax was w oe
used for tbe support of a standing
army, whicb in turn was expected to
enforce the Daymen t of Uie tax. An-
.1- L..l;.u. 1 v
iwrviuiy uu r.aiii&iiiiiuu unnuiw ui
" trr
For sportsmen, tourists and
others who spend their time in
the open air, Mastiff cut plug
smoking tobacco Is absolutely
the best. Packed in patent can
vas pouches which retain th
moisture and flavor. More solid
comfort in one package of Mastifl
than you can get out of a dozen
others.
J. B. Pao Tobacco Co Richmond Virginia.
Dcrmuda Bottled.
MYoa must go to Bermuda. If
Ion da not 1 will not be reHnl
le lor the eaiwrqiieneea." " "
claetor, I can afford neither the
time nor Uie money.- ' Well, II
that Is Impossible, try
SCOTT'S
ijULSion
CF PURE NORWECIAN
COD LIVER OIL.
I Mtrarlliura call It Bermuda Bot
tled, and many ee of
CONSUMPTION,
Bronchitis, Cough
or Severe Cold
I have CURED with It; and the
'vantage 1 that the moat enl
t e stomach ran take It. Another
t nr which eommend It Is the
a.imiilatlna; properties ef the Hy
pnubOKDhlles whlrh It contain.
S n will And It for sale at your
brtisnclnt'e but see you sret the
original SCOTT KMl'lJMO N."
STAMPS WITH A HISTORY. I JJQy JQ HORSE THE NEW Y0RK 8H0I G'fU-
WHAT MUST BE DONE TO HAVE
CORRECT SEAT AND SADDLE.
Why Many FMpIo Who Eld
Hav fts Maeh Troubl with Tfcalr
tlrrap A Bidln afmatar OIM o
Rlerllaat Ruin sad Rucgeatloaa,
A saddle is constructed right if it
gives the rider the greatest possible com
fort and the most secure seat, with al
most total absence of exertion of mus
cles of his legs ia order to maintain his
balance. Almost every riding master
prefers a certain make of saddle, and
teaches a certain style of seat as the best,
and his jKipiln, taking perbaw little or
no trouble to study others and to in-
itigate farther, have to accept his.
Bnt, Irrespective of the science of rid
ing, there is one shape of saddle which
is tbe most comfortable, vis., the saddle
which is so constructed that, in accord
ance with the laws of gravity, the rider's
body will and munt ait in balaure with
out trying to do so.
Much has been said and written about
"bow you should sit on the horse." Per-
Great latprovasnwiU la Hr Caadltto
During Rrat Years
It will be remembered that about
eight years ago there was a popular
demand upon the storekeepers that
their women clerks should be treated
more like human beiuirs than as mere
automatons, thnt they should be gireu
seats behind the counters on which
they could rest themselves, and that
they should have some apartment
wherein they could retire and secure
ccasional real from the constant
straiu upon their nerves and their
bodies. The general clamor for re
form in this direction led to a most
umrked improvement iu the way in
wh ch these young women were treated.
Ttie change came slowly, but it camo
at last, and now the twprieior or tlie
great stores huve inndo admirable pro
visions for the comfort of their em
ployes.
It may have been observed by shop
pers that there is a marked improve
tueiil in the. personnel of the girls cm
ployed iu the big stores. Purchasers
are treated witn more courtesy, ami
the inUrett in the purchaser is so
manifest sometimes as to be almost
amusing to persons who have been in
the habit of shopping in other cities.
any residence to" the act, and it is said hap. you have been told to gra,p the ' U an
tW f:.nvill thfl m nitif Um W n, tho W flrml lth thirh. l." 8 18 UA'U UpOll erV SOUIIU UIIUII
saddle or the horse firmly with thigh.
or knees, to have your toes higher than
your heels, to keep the heels away from
the horse, to bend your back to be
springy or to straighten yourwlf to sit
firmly, etc, Perhain your teacher has
made great efforts and exhausted all re
sources of his kuowledge to impress
upon you how you should sit, and yet at
a trot you lose tne stirrups, yon lose
yoor balance, and unless trotting very
slowly, and unless yonr horse has an
easy trot, you have to bring him to a
walk to regain the stirrups.
If you are not experienced, and yonr
bone trots roughly, you are in discom
foil and in danger of losing your seat
U your horse is nervous and not well
broken to the touch of the heel the flap
ping of the stirrups against his flanks
renders him uneasy and prolougs the
tatsk of "getting your foot in tho stirrup.
, WHERE TUB TROVBIi UiS.
Examine your saddle; it seems nice,
soft and comfortable: the stirrups as
heavy as should be even their tread cov
ered with leather or rubber to prevent
slipping from your foot; but slip they
will. Why? Look at the shape or your
saddle, at the positions which the saddler
has assigned for your seat, thighs, knees
and feet, and see where he has attached
the bars for the stirrup leathers on the
saddle tree. Your saddle is perhaps too
Ions and. as most English stylo saddles,
flat; iU lowest point, instead as near as
possible to the center, is back toward the
end: you are almost sitting on tbe canue.
In order to bnnii your knees to tne knee
puffs, which are too far front, you have
to stretch your leirs forward. This
obhges yon to carry yonrstirrips for
ward with your foet away rrom and in
front of the place where they would hang
by ; their own weight, and in order to
keep them at yonr feet you have to
ahurten the stirrup leathers and bear
heavily on the Btirrups, otherwise they
wiH slip back
What is the result? As soon as yonr
foot lose the stirrup the latter, accord
ing to the law of gravity, returns to the
lowest position which the length of stir
rup leather allows far behind your foot;
then your foot, too, having lost lis sup-
nort. and with nothing Pi Dear against,
together with your leg, according to the
law of gravity, tries to slip back in order
to hang as near as possible to the center
of aravitv: and then your legs will bang
far back tbe knee puns, perhaps on tne
hnre horse almost behind the saddle
SEKIOl'a HANGER
Threat every man. woman or child llvlnn In
a rvUni n( eouiilrv a hen- levrraiKl aituc In iey
lent. Iiiiv Die in-rinaol imilartal iIImww an' tit
halwl lmm the air ami are wallnwol Iroin the
waterol u h a reitluu. Mnlttlnal uili-iciianl l
baoliilvly ueer)' to nullify Una tanr. A
nioaiiol fiirtlitliii! ami airlluiatlnK ilia
Utn ait at to tie atile to reUt (he malarial tuition,
Hoatetier'nXdnimrti KlUi'ri liK-niwmblv the
beat ami the inoal iilr. Irmrnlarlllea nl the
ilotimrh, liu-r ami boweU eueonrmie mala
ria: tint Iheae are -ellly ipetilted by the Hit
U-ra. The Innetlona ol llk'itlin suit awwllon
are awlnleil by Iu m, ami a Miionnn a well a
reuuUr (-oihIIiIoii ol the iviiem nromoteil by II.
I'otmitluliim anil pliMtlijue an Ihnit ileli'iiiktl
ksIiikI the InniaiU ol' malaria bv Ihla man hleu
revenlle, hleh l alo a eeruln anil Ihoronih
reuieily in IheMornt raaea ol lulvriultlenl ami
remittent luTera.
The man ho aanta the earth need not exiieel
to Kit it unleaa he ailrerllx-a.
ALL ItKPOHMKKH
Art,
Itelliilon nr Selene Slnra lha
Ho
nrlil llesan
that Orenvillo, the minister under
whom the uct was pasMed. afterwards
made the statement that he would have
staked his life on the obedience of the
colonies to the measure. Of course,
however, there wus a decided resist
ance, as every American knows, which
led to the repeal or the act m alarcli,
17G0, under the Rockingham minis
try, i
The (tumps themselves were hand
somely engraved, and ran in value
from a InUf-penuy up to. several
pounds. The two sumps now in the
museum are of the value of a half-
Deunv and a ueuny. They are uncan
celled and are twoof eight which were
preserved by the heirs of lion. V el
bore Ellis, who whs contra issioner of
internal revenue for Great Britain iu
the year 1765. ' After his drath they
came Into the possession 01 nia son,
Welbore Ellis. jr.V'who was a partner
in tho famous bank inn house of Walk
er. MaltDV. ,vcreii cc cjiis, wuicu
failed in the great nnancuu panic 01
1827. .
These two stamps rt'niainod id the
Ellis family up to few jears iujo,
when thev Wert ffiven to Mr. E. J.
Wnlbov nf nuicnt ln-oivT vno. bv his
grandfather, the senior mouiber ol Uie
above mentioned bunking firm, who
wiw interested in antiques and curi
osities. A short time ago the two
stamps were given by Mr. K J. allc
er to air. Joiiu a. uriu oi l uuauci-
plna. Very Boon after Uie stamps came
into his Dossessiou, Mr. Drill received
nn offer of 10 from an ' English col
lector for the two, but declined it at
once, whereupon uie rugusuiuau
cabled him an oner sererai limes as
I nem which was also declinou. Air.
Brill came to the couclutdon that if
the stamps were of that much value
toau Englishman, they would be of
mni'h mora value to an American mu-
seum ol historical runes, auu no
promptly presented them tolbefta
tionuJ museum here, where they will
Iwi nnliivf inii-il nnil tironerlv nrcserved.
They will be installed in a handsome
frame, wuicn wui nave pictures u
proper legends that will help to tell
the storv of the causes that led to the
. T A. I . 1
American Kevoiuuon. w asuiuguju
Star. ;
Th Teachlnn of Death.
There ia nothiiifl'. no. nothing, inno
cent or good, that dies and is forgot
ten ; let us hold to mat lauu ur uune.
An akfiniL a Druttliiiir child, dyiug in
iu riiiilln will liveauuiu in the belter
thought of those who loved it, and
play its part, through them, in the re- thu b mua., exertion
deeming actions of the worm, tnougii t forue ,lgg np Bnd
its body be burnt to ashes, ordrowned ' ' jon tirnome to milin.
,u the ,nt,.hri,tnfhflawnb But if you, according totheUw Ucra fliey are given a big apartment
K!f ineU Srttta of Uit. he the lowest poit of the up8Ulirg JL. Mo fresh
saddle in it center; U you nave tms air they desire, and also the opporui
ceuter as close as possible to the hone's nity to obUiin warm food from the ad
back by reducing the thickness or tne
saddle to a minimum; if you drop your
suli into this lowest point of the saddle
tQ stay there; if you drop your legs to
where they will stay by their own weight
in.twul of holdinsr them forward and
cial rcusons. Several of tho big shops
have entered into au agreement with
their employes to trive them a certain
Borcentaceon their total daily, weekly
or monthly sales, small, it is true, in
each salo, but in tho aggregate a very
handsome addition to their salaries.
The result of this is a decided eager
ness on tho part of the clerks to wait
unon the customers and an anxiety
that thev shall be pleased. This is an
improvement founded upon tho inter
est of both employer and employes,
and gives the latter an interest in their
work which deprives it of much of its
drudgery.
The question ol seats in uie siores
has been always an importunl one be
cause of tho necessity for room in the
aisles between the counters and the
confined space within which the clerk
are obliged to work, liut an ingen
ious inventor solved the problem by
providing a queer littlo stool, which
resembles an artist's sketching stool in
many respects, though more solid
and comfortable. This in many store
is hinged to the lower part of tho coun
ter ami the rules of iho store Denial
any clerk when she is not actually en
gaged in a sale to use these stools at
will. As most oi uie snoppiug is uone
between 11 a. in. and i. p. m., this
would seem to give the clerk five full
hours durinir which there is little
chance for rest, but this is obviated in
this way: The clerks iu each depart
ment are divided into wuni on snip
board would be knowu us "watches."
IlniiiKr tlm hiisv hours in a depart
ment where there are lifteeu clerks
not more than twelve are, with few ex-
rentions. behind the counter at once.
But these twelve are understood w uo
the full work of tho tlftoeu, so that at
hourly or iifteen minute intervals
they may in turn huvo a rest
Formerly the clerks were compelled
to tret a bite to cat whenever they
could between the customers' demands.
Now, however, things are chaugod no
that each girl or set of girls ha a half
hour iu which they may eat their
meal in quiet. Not only thie, but in
the big stores a room is proviuou lor
them with tables and condiment
where they havo almost as mauy com
forts as thev would huve at uonie.
These rooms are usually in the base
ments, for the employers are com
pelled as a rulo to utilize every bit of
space above ground tliut tlieycun se
cure, but they are kept clean and com-
fortuble by women who also care ior
the cleanliness of the main store.
There is, however, one exception, in a
srreat store in fourteenth street, in
which the clerks are not oongeu w go
below irround to cat their luncheons.
Have at ome time been called bitots. fa
natics, rcneKSile. Ami a people hsv
Ktonnl s prophet to whom) memory the
next itineration liim ruined s monument for
the ;reiitne ef deed.
Snohomikii, Waili., Aug. l!, Wl.
V. J. Kimriir Jiii-iiiii, Srtittlt, limn. IKA
IHhtok: Will have to write you that 1 sm
surprised to Mini myelf Hoirreatly improved
in so liltle time.aiid am pleaard tossy thai
I could not Kive vnur medicine too gn-at
pruise. My lieallh was gone. I felt thut
medicines 'could do me no good. 1 wa
hopelesa of ever recovering. I tlio'iRht too
it to In- vnur iniMlielnea. but with death
staring uie iu the lace I determined to do
an. I am pleased that 1 did it, for at till
data 1 have received tenfold the price ol the
medicines. If 1 should any one aiimireu
fold, it would not Ih- overvaluing llie dif
lerence lit my health. I feel like mother
man. Yours reaped Ailly,
J AMU II. Hymim. I
TKI.r (Rd'Hr lt'S PAR ALVHIH,
Following ia an Inlerenting letter from
W, H. Casaell, on of Hie malingers of I tie
Wealern riilon Telegmpli l o.i
" Hldonisiitok, hid., Jan. I'.', lsil,
" I have lnvn Iu the telegruph Imsiin-si
fur Inure than laeety yearn, anil' fur the
past live year have been troubled with
what ia culled Writer' t'ramp, or Tulcgin
pher'a P.-irnlysia. A I times my arm becmne
an weuk thai 1 could not uw it in sending
diapalelies, and hud to use my tell. Hate
pent inuiiy reslleso niitlita, the pain reach
ing trout in v hand up into my sliiiulder.
Tried everything I could hear of, but with
tennely any relief. Having alruined my
left aide a tew wee III ago, I gut one of A i.i
hh'i'i I'l AsTiaa, us I usually do in aurh
rnset, and uivnlenlally liii-iii-d iu ai-a
where some one had cured a weak w rist by
using one of these Plasters. I got another
at once, and on I il in two and put one-liulf
snuind my wril. Inlesa than two davi
alter the "piiln had entirely left my wriht
and arm. and iu two week 1 could semi
nearly as well as ever. 1 write this hoping
it will reach the evea of others who may I
Hlltictcd as 1 wsa.sa I know there are scores
of them."
We honlil alwayn fou'lvi our enemlea-especially
those we rant w hip.
"ftrorn'i Itnmrhinl Tivrkft" re eicellent
fur the relief of lloursenena or More Throat.
They are eieeedingly ellirtive. Mil ony
in boxti. J'rice. 'i' cents.
ol ua the tfissl aeals huve a
it show , ami to must
ill lieen luki-n. -
East Hoc M. Wash . Aug. M. lil. '
Dr. J. Piionw Jiinliia, NuMr, H'imA.-IisabMis:
It bat heeu aoine lime sliiiv I liHiewrllU'H to
you, lint I nave neen iteiiuiu ai.um so mst
did not think tl iieceaMrv. I hsveslosltHklna
tho treatment now , anil 1 believe I am enure
well. Your mellelHc have done what you told
ua they would do -thev huve made new woman
of me. 1 now (eel like mysell sushi, Kfter ant
lerhiK (oreliiht years wllh ealsrrh ol I he head
and hniiirhl. ami that very palniiil lhlin-neii;
might ol th atiunacli. I Iikis inn monuii
medicine. Holh my huiluinil and mysell fad at
thongli te eaunol be thaiikfal euoiuih to you (or
what vou have doue (or me. I hope thai every
on who Is auflerlng I wat will hear ol lr.
Jonlaii and his most valuable inedieliiea. our
moat rwi.eUiilly, Mua. I!. AhsniuoNU.
Dr. Jonlsn's olttoe is st the residence of
ex-Msyor Yesler, Third and James streets,
Seattle, Wash.
- Consultations snd prescriptions absoluts-
''rleud for free book explaining the Histo
genetic system. ,, ,
Caution The Histogeuetio Mediolnes
sre sold in bnt one agency in eanli town.
Thalalxl aniinid the Utttlo hear the fol
lowing inaoriptioii! "Ur. J.Kugens Jor
dan, HIstOKenetio Medicine." Kvery other
device it a fraud.
ritKK r.xciitsuiN
California. I lah. Mniilana, Idahn,
Washington and ron Iu I'orlland.
We will furnish tree round trip transportation
... ..... n.l.lln in anv ill th alsive-
iiHtneii Slate who disurea to imn hsse hirlland
realeslate. Thisollcr v. Ill hold go.Hi lor auly
.lui. n.iiiniieiiiiliu NoVfllllli-r 1. S'.I.
A rlie n at ntie and irel lileiililleallon naiwra.
ItemeiiilKT ISW will le Ihe Ihkiih year lot hr-
ami. Iliiv now while euciui, auu aeii ai a uia
prolll when the Isanu cnine. For irllcular sil-
iirena i:iinskrvtik iri. i-"ini
No. MSIark stwt, lHirllaml, Or.
r .
o o
In 15 Minutes.
f 1 I suffered
severely
-'i::.t''2i witn lace
neuralgia, but in 15
minutes after applica
tion of
ST. JACOBS OIL
was asleep; have not
been troubled with it
since. No return since
18S2.
F. B. ADAMS, Perry, Mo.
"ALL RIGHT I
ST. JACOBS OIL DID IT."
O O
UDSOU
Dynamite
l POWDER CO.,
. II CALIFORNIA ST., IAN FRANCISCO.
If vou wsnt l'OWDKR lor Minimi,
Kailnisd Work, Rump Wnsting prTreo
Planting, send for Trice List.
It is ssld thut the scale used hy the
inaniirufiturers of Star l'lug for weighing
the tohacoo fur a plug of rjtur are so con
structed thut, if anything less than sixteen
uiiiioesis put Iulo the scales, an electric
hell rings automiiticullv. .Moat lonacoo
chewers throughout thsVnlted Rates use
Rar l'lug, it being the best.
Innnhrln mtnKlmw the KAMll.V OA&KTTK.
Ilielinalilesl iwrlmlieal III America, we ulli-r llie
lollowliiK prise In any pe"""' seii'll" ' ernts
silverifur Hire niinun suiimriiiiiiiiii 1 1 hi
he iieniiiii uiultlii Hi eloseal aiiws Hi Hi iniiiiUr
if uullls III a iHio illillie; Vl In seenml elnaeat i"l
:ifiO 10 III linrd Aililress FAMII.i UIMH
Ft n. CO., hail rraiicisco. v ai.
Ds IssmellusStov Polish ; so dust: uo smell,
Tsy Ghsmia for breskfust.
does its blessed work on earth iu those
tai it lnueil MPKL
Forgotten I oh, if the good deeds of
ruimau creature could be traced to
their source, how beautiful would even
death appearl for jow much, charitv.
moeev and nurifleil atlectioiv would
be seen to havo their growth in dusty
rave. . Wheu dcaUl uike dowu Uie
111
nocent and young, for every fragile raising them by muscular exertion; If
form from which ho teta tlie pauUng ybq . have the stirrup leather bar
anieit free a hundred Yirtuea' rts. iu fWhed far enoiwh back to be in a line
shupes of mercy, charity and love U) Ui that place where your feet meet the
walk the worm anu mess iu u cjci j gtirnips. witn stirrup leamers ao iohb am
tear that sorrowing nioriais suuu o" to raise your toes high enongu w give
IIOYT & CO.
town In Oregou, Wash-
Want n spent In every
liiKum and Idaho to sell
Wu.le teacher preferred. Bpecial rale on au
goods. Write lor particulars.
PORTLAND, OB.
Portland. Or. A. rAmmtronf. .
Braoch school : Capit.l Bus. Coiinis. h. ;""'
MnxoourM of study, sanj. rata t Ui.Uoo.
Business, Shorthand,
alnloaUirolhoulthyar. Stuo'n" lnn
ElitltaEST PILL IN THE WORLD I ft
o TUTTs e
CtTOY liver pills"
Oeiually erTeellvet purely v. eUU)le. j
Kt .U- l.owo In tin. border.
nr, ft OOOOOOO
r yww v
Ft N D I A MDE PJREO A 1 1 0 M i
brssiON I PATEHT3
i i w n V MOMFSTEAD T POSTAL
LAI MS
-CIIDBB tub DiBur-no or-
San Franoleco Examiner.
auS U speeJUr a-ljud.raied, Wrr
JOH! WEODEKBIB!. !.
.,. r w . W. W..hlnsUa, D. C
Q
!J2fl. Odall Typewriter. $20,
al li itj JIB Ite
X. .laa ImrsSWMlion:
.ITAllt . A ret
: mnl
A Tf ' '
ten KranriMvi
K . fcal a
such graves, some good is ooru, aoiue M gjtie tread on the stirrup with
gentler nuturo comes. In the destroy- out crft,nptng the muscles of your thighs
ctnn anrincr un bright Creation .. . , l.n ,,.. Iwlr loira (mt
a bv. m -1 a ,1 ami auta-, w j - - j i o
that defy his power, and Ins dark path an4 itirruTJ, niiutain their
becomes away of light to Leaven. tioM Dy jheirown weights accord
Charles Dickeus.
posi-
according to
the law of gravity; after each displace-
Went reslauruiiL
do lar as me accouuiuiuuiioiiB iur
storing wrap and any little vuluuhlos
which the clerks may have some de
sire to keep in safety while they are
attending to their duties, they are pro
vided iu most stores by small rooms
where these thintrs may be kept under
lock and key. and which auswer at
the same lime as drvtsing rooms,
where the clerk uiav keen a store
dress, and iu the morning change their
street costume for It, to a very maui
fut anviiio- of the hitter.
The routine of the employment oi
nnrsons in the trreui siores is oasuu
to a great extent upon civil service
principles. The depurtruent chief is
selected because of his or her peouliar
A Sort of Joint Propwial.
A l.n,.t limn since, lii .- a wcdil i U 2 ia
A OUV. 1 i
South Carolina, a lawyer ' moved that
one man should ber elected P'1-
o-oni. i mi this nresiaeni snouiu vo
Jail ewnun secret all the com
mniuotinll8 LI1UL HIIOU1U Uv IVI nuiuw
tn, him in his offlcial capacity inai
nieht: tliat eacli uumarnou genuo-
man or lady should write
the horse your body will fall back into
tqe lowest part of the sauuie; your
thighs, knee and feet will not become
tired because you are not using niuncu
Inr t-xertion to hold them in their places.
By the Uw of gravity they always ru
hark Into them. Yourtirrupnd feet.
rcn if cliserurasod from each other, will,
his or her as it were, meet unintentionally at weir
. ,..iB, nlrM. If taroiiur your toes slightly to-
?ZKiZ r ward th. horse the stirrup will by iU
wiihed to marry, then hand it to the 0WB weight try to Bnd its place and slip
niflnt for iusDectiou.! aud if any on your foot The displacements from
Lind pentleman had reciprocally their positions of your body, thighs.
chosen each other, the president was knoM (w-t aud stirrups will be followed
. ;feni each or the resuiu anu uio hr ihKir invoiuniarv moveumuw
w , : , , . V I -J " . . - . . , .
name of those who nau noi oeen nr g to uie uv 0i gravity 10 iui vm
ciprocal in their choice were to be kept uM the place which their weight as-
entirely secret, m i-i: ugrj w uiem
tne at resulting from the movement of (j,e8g for the position. But none of
i . i . , in ..n lnin I r. .i :u
these vice regcuta oi uie piopriumr
eiven Dower of dismissal over au em
ploye who mi fjeeu more inuu a jwr
in the store. Each one of these has the
ritrht to be beard, and if the excuse
are satisfactory the person couiplain-
no- must o-ive trwxl reasons uciore
they are discharged. Another tiling
that goes far toward making the shop
girl more content wiui ner 101 is mat
in several of the store her wage are
veurlv increased in proixirtion to her
time of service. New York 'iinie.
At a
the conclusion
A Chemical Ballet.
banquet which was given
of the German
at
con-
fremuof nftturali.it aud physician at
Cologne, Dr. liollnian alluded to Hie
fiittiru iv exnerienceu vy siuucuu m
understandiut the constitution of or
ganic compound, and suggested an
original method of fixing these iu
' l Tl.. n.f!ifn.di araa (lion
inn p n nua inn
treated to a ballet in whicb the dancer
were dressed in ditlerent colors, 10
MmeeawnL the various atom. At his
t .1 I.-ultI fumola Bismi
lm ef Phiwm f IW1W WW iuwob. yviu av.- CO 111 ma UU lfe cuiui ...m.
. . 1 I . , . a . t . . ft 4nA W..m fsiMir I . 1 . . I ! a . M . i a, f nu Vl.
TTonr-r " cried air. tMnimeni, i cnue. witn me sum ynuia w i roupeu iirt-niseivea in
ucurj, - . ... , . . . .. ,11. . , uml r ; ., . .1 l,An,;nAl nnutitntiin
u.1 . Lnm DH in UIO DOUSG I U with UM ajuluie DBU WBluai ivu inns LO SHOW IHO tin:"""" vi...w.
rhTht ud aud Kodownstair" f incbas above the horse and with leather 0f particular compound and their re
t. v' - .1 J:- MrfneriMtrlia rever- L4 .u.. ts built UD hiirh be-I.Mu.na The comnosiUon of benxole.
- no. iur ucw, . .... .- . . i kuij - - i w--- . , - i .
' . ... 1 . A l . i A Ih. I
m.nt of the presiuenu couuuuuiw.- tt.-, vmT udoie nun. so ina. do
tionswere accordingly Lauded up to mniCIli exertion be required to keep
the chair. It wa louua vnai le" you in it lowest (centre) parti that your
onnno- adic and eenuemeu nau - ,i.ii,. vna. fet and stirrnn re
made reciprocal choice, and eleven WJtition, by their own weight,
of the twelve, matcuea ware . aoiem- . that which
nized. .no can never hud iu a flat saddle
wtih th lowest point back at the
end gentleman. "Ibearinem n uie tw8eQ your leg. Uave tne wee oiu
tudr now. : Perbap thef Ul,'ayet jonptudinally in tlss center from the
away with "a few of those dressing to aaiddle, allowing circulaUon
gown and pieces oi nnui v..v " . , of air between you auu nin"
i have received. ! I do't kflost what ,,, a more eMS yourself and
La a.,ri hacks for vour horses. U
Brossmann tn Philadelphia Ttoesi
Aa Aattoa Thai rairly Tlld.
A sneaker on Uie affirmative side of
question. "Resolved. That fanning
pay In K"" nso juai luaru uio
OXI5 KlVJOVO
Both the method and results when
Syrup of l i taken; it ia pleasnut
and refreshing to tho taste, and ict
jeuOy yet promptly on the Kiduey,
Liver and Dowels, cleanses the sys
tem eflectually, dispel cold, head
ichrs and lever and cures hahitunl
lonstipation permanently. For sale
iu 60c and $1 bottle by all druggist.
CALIFORNIA HO SYRUP CO.
' HI MACC0, ( '.'
tOUISVIUI, St. ml I0M. H.T
SEEDS
Of all kliiilsaml In anriiiatillly-tiolo-'
nlf awl raull-al U-tlMi'k prlcw.
E. J. BOWEN,
OB Front Street, Portland, Or.
fW Hpiiit for otlrnii. f
B LT B B B a I I I .m
T1IR
ORP.ATKST
lrj f fitrArn i.lrn Killer.
Ask your il.lr far It, r otmI kir Kre Clrrular to
i'etaliim.1 Incubator Co., Pctalnma, CaL
ft
NUNTES f EQUIPMtNTI -J CO
VI'hlntTa.lilp.KI-. drrat VarMr. Low Prle.
(M.lil i"i'' n In trail. NMid (iirlaWloiriHt. UKU,
4. sillllhVK, 1S Kcarav Mt. , (hut Vraiiclauo.
Season Opens for Trout April lit
ZZTACKLEzz
Balling
Powder
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cske snd Pastry, Light Flaky
Biscuit, Griddle Cskes, Palsubl
snd Wholesome. ,
Ko other baking powder doe such work
MORPHINE
HABIT !
Book fnw,
else to do with them.-IIarper s Ba-
and tbe tbrtnatioo of aniline and its
turiffs.livHB. were narticularly applaud
a Thai Ka.llt wound ud by a repre
sentation of the formula for robunU
the new explosive- the finale bein?
a formidable explosion. Annal of
Hygiene. .
A AMl4'as Tisaaai.") O
l krrv of ol?itv. propoaed by L
trn nwntlv. nd desrnliHl before the
Societe de Bio'logie, i that it is a nervous
disorder, and to be treated by avoidance! al t mteting of a debating oci
of mental and i-hydcal fatigue and a diet
of ecCT, araip, milk, rios and pctatoo.
Ccientdic Auieiican.
luau far Caal Dttatcn.
Taking into consi'lerstion tlierraaWlT
diminishing ra-liating surface, the cmv
. i... i.. at thai the sun
ety in western Kansas when a fellow
on the negative side opened the tov
door and (hoveled in three or four
peck of eorn.-a'ansas City 8tr.
. sWaaathla Istf.
Oaaat fto wsiteO-Waa 60 yoa saaaa by
brincin bp such asmail raacaos' SMaif iiav
as noUiitif largarl
ffah-Ofc, yat, ni go aaal p your bill.
-5w York Boa.
Tbe epoch of bigness ha extended to
every phase of neckwear. Borne of tbe
dress bow even are of unusual aiae,
while the big ascot butterflies simply
break the record. ,
Periqne tobacco, which, it is laid,
grow to perfection only tn St James'
parish. La., will be bat a scant crop Uiis
year, owing to the late flood.
A boy of 17 and a girl f 13 were mar
ried the other day at Columbia, .
Among tbe wedding gift were a doll
and a rWtxsrt run.
SURE CURE
ParlSe MMlWn Co.. B'i Clr HI.. Han Krancls.
JOHNSTON i t LAWRENCC,
waul aati.a i arriu
Plsmbtt' sn InoJaMrs' Sunllsi, Hsn
snaUtaas fiH. Ira Pla. . riM
CttrlM, UkMcators, Wait NiHars, Fans
s4 Vanrllatar. Cask ksflslsrs, tie.
Writ for prlrM.
(32 IHI IT., POSTLiNO, OR.
Contrartor n halln( anil vmtllatln
buildiaaa. Kstluaura rurniabaS.
FiZED AXLE
BBstiBtheWorldinnrADr
Bet the 6enuine!h MNr
VI,
- V
Vlr''Jv'
'iiiii,inii,i;i'
nf t .
I'J.i t
,TTf
i.i i J i
iiiu rrurncuscB to stay cubed.
HAT rCILil WtwaaSlhasaaatsadao.
Iin S a.1 a.a. oi.wj.rCTWina
O IOTUF11 U S anSCaaaa.
CI r0 1 niiin .israiir.i i,wa,i
H. P. 5. U. No. 412 -S. I. F. U. o. 489
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H. T. HUDSON,
I rirrt ltxt, FerilMd, Or.
DIAUUI 1st
II IS, IITOLTEEJ I SPORTSMEN GOODS.
taad tot hi 111 maraud eaialofs.
Have Been Imitated, Bui Never Excelled Tbcy Art Bcjood Comparison !
W Make
IV per cent.
Ol the
Wire Mais
Sold In
.- t - 'V,'; . ' A
.ir.
taUtsUa. .aMvi
r 1. i H AHTM AK ATI rKIRI Fw'iti
'Wklk.MWiJMaf,'.vltiliii,l,iiilli'i .)
..latiia. rt ny r
Becauss .
" . -I''a'n ' (Morlesa.
I EvrrlanliiiR
ll And'Tlfst.
llABTHill.'-
Aiiicrici
a
HAm MAN MfC. COMPANY, Work, Bt
BAKER A HAMILTON .. . SAN FNANCISCO CAL
WHl (r otir Ttllnii-tiistl HrnklM I llutti hu, niriitvti- Mnlli
sT H4n tit hi vnur timl hai hrriM im: fctln IhmI 1hmuM '
AVtK FALLS, PA.
FORNlA.
l-'rr.
CmoHfsnft Enoum, Rto Cross Oiahodo Bmo A
TNI diMiaii Ian uauiai. Th. i.iiji.iiirinMi.
4t llr.il,l fc IMIalol trntH IHammt J-.mU la Nml Mvl IM4 a:
4liaUirlMa. Taba aa wkar klaa. ka Mmmm, i tawmt V
LaaiN,.
aua .
All ,111. HI BM.Mr4 plul raii,a. r. aaaaarnaa aaMIrrrlla. AI DruaflH., r SMMt aa
Sa. la Maiai kir t-rUr.lM., wu.al.l., ao4 "ll.li.i Im- lalaa," Mi im, M. rvlani SJalL
is.ao rmiamiau. mw. CxiCHiana CHtaiicai Co., aaa
S.U bi aU ImI SnsabUi l'lm.lltl.l UlA7V.
BestCough Mmlicin). Itoromoiradod by l'hyaicians.
Cure whirs sll else fails. Pleasant snd sgrresble to th
taste. Children take it without objection. Hy druggists.
Bill Tour Own Boods if four Dealer Diss M Carry Tt:i
EI
THE 'BEST
lltaWIIBaSlafa
IN AMERICA.
flBBICiSTSUDBOlDlflGCSS,
est and Oricapaat In th WortdL
Carts. IIS If. 1':.". O
r . .
rir Boas and DaaaKiaaal a
la.
Ctaaateal fir BnftiMS and Kmafti!
kalUa and Hnaa, Wrannlam, Uibrioattuf OUa, thorra, tnka3 and rna Balla. t
ateauailU Drills aad Kanraa, Baati, Surriaa, IfwtDf snd ttpnmt Wafoa. Uat
tl Oaaat ha rarlUaaL raalata, vha 1st prtaaa. fw ronsaw Usrartaia aaal aa
rnlahan. I
Goods, hps
and fltUn
nrlla, atasoa Laaadis
uplralora, Marina Waafi
l Xnfftn
larraata
afoa. Uat au
ktaaaalaaat
L L irJI. Fd if Ca lind. VMn. Q
0M'
NTHEPIPE
Leading meilical authorities
state that new and improiierly
cured tolwcco when heated in
the pijic produces a rank vege
table poison.
roban-o Ilk liquor ran onlj b li;rnl Sy agt.
This is the reason why "Sail
of North Carolina" Is the most
lopular brand of smoking to
bacco in the United States. It
is made from tobacco, at lrast
three years old. Its rich mel
low smoke has never been
equaled.
tail at lartk Caralln la now Marled In Pattnt
CioU t'oiM lua, a a eli aa In foil.
DRIED FRUIT
"will mi pltnrf aad chtap this . NtwAmcort,
fsAAHas N atTAaiaas. Arnaa, CMBaaias, tluca
taaaiaa aowolTuui. Wtqutat
ApHcotl, ftiw ,.,,.., ..,7,, 10,
Paachat, cboic ....
Naclarln. aatra..
Saolaa. Iwialrf
Aaplat, altlco dranl.
Orapaa, gfiod....
Ralslna, 1&V1, par lb...
Prunat, 1S90. goni...
a. 10. 12
a, 10. 11
7, . 10
10, 12
a, 4
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7.
11. ia
10.25
4.
sarHTuuwIafTI In four Sara na mrKlrrlricft'waats
at- ' awl apwialua. I. r rul pmSt aad t-aali
rink BauiDKkaa. ln.Hlldwaa,Brua4a,3.V.
BUckbarrl.a, 1I41, Una,.
Charrlaa, pitwd, itoi....
Flat. ilouLUJi CaU.
Othairruitilnrarlatv. Tntstawtaiefwlnaqualnin
daik. oU. lufrno. Ion a ofi lowar. baall diacgma
10 H.4.U. BoaMmi Hoasta, Daakn, and atbai lain
buyat. Cani rixh a leawr. M naal apI.
olfn a naral aarlatf of Baoda for family aaa
at cIom prkaa. and want a Shai t r "d. Aak
for ao-baga caUliajua fraa. aWdrtaa
SMITHS' 0ASH STORE,
410V4IS Front Bv. San VNsavoteioo
J. McCRAKEN V CO.,
DIALERS IN
lackt NarlMf llata. Pardand Csawat,
aaa Sal and UU PI Mar, Hair, Fir iMk
tad h Cla. LANB fLAHCR.
SO Horth rronl Htraat, Car. D,
rOBTLAND, OR.
PIAIIQSOROAUS.
71 Morrison Street, Portland, Or
life on Uie earth aiu u 141 w,
OuO.000 ytars.-loU-U!tioorat,
v
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