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Stamp Ihe reapl Never See. A woman w ho has tlio craze fur stamp colU-cling callnl at tlio lkitv,'ir postuilico rw-vntly mid stiil sho ' wani.tl to liuv ; "hoiud of the Htamiw wliicb'ar c:tnvltl wlnn iMhtae in on rvjriilar pul.licu tions.' It istrjiuiiat 111.' rule to m'II tluve sUniis, andttlic koukiu'k rwiuuk lis j to an inv.wlir.ui'Hi hy an iiisit,-, Ac Conli:ii to a rn!t i f llio uYiurt incut, tn.-.il mailer iin-pai'l Is rwviphtl in a lmk, wliiell in sent U Va.ililnKtoii wlicn tllliil. 8tauit of a mrtkiilur win were placyj 'on tin rmit and ciuuvlttl. As tlipy were uever uliimcd to go from lite cilice tlicy werv of coiiM-nf p-i-at value to inl lectors. The iuiM'tor fouiul lliut tlie Imok ha1 lorn taki-n hy on c mpViTo, who U'lit'Vfd it to be of nu V.illif . . lie holj tliem and fmind ingr mtoiniTx for them. Wliateur hi- had mi hund lie gnve to tlie iiiKartor who called u him. Wplillt'lield ltculilicuii. Our Tola! t out Liar. Tlie Pacific octim boundary of the TJnilcil rttnUfl luia. u greater .1 xtent of rnait line than the Atlantic slmrK Tlie SK'iA'""'!-'Sir'elsiiv line on the Parille in 12.1. U mil.-, while ou the Atlantic it in 11. MM) mil' H, mid on the Gulf of Mex ico 0,84:1. It ' rim the annexation of Alaska that promoted the Pacific cociNt to a higher figure tlum tho Atlantic, A la.sk ri having B.HS0 miles vt cou-t line. If the lake boundary is adtled it (,'ive-, us a total coast lino not teiy short of twice the cirtumfun-uoeot the turlh. Chicago IIcniM. i .. Hour of til Aged. . An 'nglish cheniUt lias shown tlint r'tlie lir. pucks of the bone of the aged is nottlui in u generally supposed, to au increase of the projiorliou of uiincral gaits wi advancing years. From a sec tiou of i femur of lifty suhjects of dif ferent a; . no dinVrenee in the iroor- tion of a;, could I dcU'riniiietl Button l'.udget. PKEK EXITK8ION From California, t'lah, Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon Portland. We will furnish fnr round trip triiiisrtiitlnn to any pcrnou reKllhiic In hiiv ii( the atxive named Stales who ik-sirea to pttnlnist Purl land real estate. Tlii olter will holil good Inr sixty ilitVK, iNimnu'iirriiic N'nvt'inlH'r 1, tWI. 1 rlte ii at oiic anil ict lilrnufli nltuii pj'r. KPinrinlivr will lie tht Umin y, nr (or I'ori Inml. liny now w lilli' eliciip, ami xMI at a IiIl' lirolll w hen the Imoin I'liniva. For uirtl iiliin ail- llrtWII CeNsKKM'I IVK IlKAI. hflTK & TKI'KT 0. . No. 41 Hturk atrtrl, I'urtliiml, Ur. Use luamcliue 8 lore Polish: no duWno smell. Tit Oirmia for breakfast, ! HELPLESS Chicago, 111. WAS confined "to bed; . could not i walk from lame- i back; suffered 5 ! ! months1; .'doctors - did 1 1 J not help ; 2 bottles of 1 ST. JACOBS OIL ; 1 cured me. No return 1 in 5 years. Francis Maurer. l "ALL RIGHT! ST.JACOB$OIL DID IT. 9 "August 99 Flower How does he feel ? He feels blue, a deep, dark, unfading, dyed-in-the-wool, eternal blue, and he makes everybody feel the same way August Flower the Kemeay. How does he feel? He feels a headacher generally dull and con stant, but sometimes excruciating- August Flower trie Kemeay. How does he feel? He feels violent hiccoughing or jumping ol the stomach after a meal, raising bitter-tasting matter or what he has eaten or drunk August Flower the Remedy. How does he feel ? He feels the gradual decay of vital power ; he feels miserable, melancholy, hopeless, and longs for death and peace August r lower mm nom dy. How does he feel ? He feels so full after eating a meal that he can hardly walk August Flower the Remedy. G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer, U'nndhorv. New lerser. U. S. L STANDS0-! l MERIT AiTifT'TBACCO ; A.. pure. Virginia plug smoking tobacco that does cut not bite the tongue, and js free from anv foreign mixture. More solid comfort in one package of Mastiff than you cafl gt:tout of a dozen others. Tacked ' in canvas pouches. J. a Vict Tuhorco Co., Richmond. Virp"i. ,4 yow ois 0"t OH lUt an4 !' R-at": a .1 dkt ai.a rta m nn awul b aa axUiM ar. a mA Miirfm 1 mtaar. rrB' aw n mi" -v. THE NEW ENGLISH RIFLE. The Claim la Made Thai II Will nil Man I'ulut lUaak at 500 Tarda. i aa 'An oincuu arair order clvea all the d. ...... . . ..... t il'i of the luechanUiii of the new ruaga-1 line rille with which the army U to be supplied. Thu weight with uia-asine (empty) is nine iKHinds eittht ounces, the new sword baronet fifteen and one-half ounces, the scabbard four and three- fourths ounces, tlie magazine when Ailed ith eight cartridges thirteen ounces. The length of the riflu in four feet one inch, and the sword bayonet one foot four inches. . The magazine consist of a sheet steel box inserted from under the body in front of the trigger guard through an oeniiig in tlte body. It is held in posi tion by a tpriiig in the body engaging in a notch on the magazine. It will con tain eight cartridgea, and may be filled . when in position in the rifle or when do- ' tached, by inserting the cartridges one by one. A iipring at the bottom of the ' magazine) pre upward a movable platform, forriiiKthe column of cart- ridirea aluo uoward. . - A "cut AIT' is fitted to the right side of " r tllHlw.lv l.lel. ,Ul,n .wuuwl ln.,,.J I t.wil.. K tit r 1... , ..v.. .-...w ...Mtu, nua'v wil'IM vut is lu&oo a a Wltl m luaKazino, so that tlie arm may then he olP is pulled out tlio lower ede of the bolt on beiii): driven forward engages the top edt? of the uppermost cartrido in tlie magazine and forces it into the chaiulier, and so on till the magazine is emptied. The magazine can be removed by pressing a small lever inside the trig ger guard. . Onu magazine is attached to each rule, being secured from Ion by a chain link. A pare magazine is also issued with earn arm. 1 lie, stock, like that of the Martini-Henry rille, is in two pieces, the fore end and tlto butt. Under the hinder part of the small of the butt is a projec tiou forming a so called "pistol grip." The butt is secured to the body br a 'stock holtf The butt plate 'is fitted with a trap, giving access to the unoccu pied portion of the stock bolt recess, which is arranged to contain an oil bot tle and a jag. The ritle is provided with two sets of sin'hu. The foresight and the backsight are fixed in the usual position on the bar rel. The foresight isa square block with a vertical cut through it, showing a line line of li flit. Aim in taken by lilting this square into a "corresponding square notch in the lcksight, so that lines or light of equal width may be seeu on each side of it, and aligning the central line of light on the point to be Int. The lowest or "lixed sight" is that for 300 vards. Using this sight, a head and shoulders figure can be hit at any dis tance between 375 and loO yards, while a six-foot figure can be hit up to about .500 yards without in either case aiming off the figures. The highest graduation is for 1,900 yards. The rifle is also fitted with extreme range sights. Tlie front sight, which is called the dial sight, is graduated from 1,800 ya rds up to 8,500 yards. There are two kinds of ammuni tion pouches, one holding forty rounds and the other lifty. The cartridge is made of solid drawn brasa ana iscliarged with ordinary gunpowder pressed into the form of a pellet, with both ends slightly rounded. Manchester Guard ian. Tha St. Paul laa Palaoa Plana. Tlie plans for the ice palace of 890 were accepted today, and construction will be begun as soon as there is Ice enough in the Mississippi. The castle will be 300 feet long, and will vary in width from 48 to 200 feet. There will be one large central tower 54 feet square and rising in the air to a height of 150 feet. Several smaller towers will be erected at different angles, their height ranicine from 40 to 80 feet. The towers are almost purely Romanesque in design. Starting at the main entrance, either from the east or west side, the visitors will enter the main tower, looking to the right and left down long vistas to the royal apartments at one end and a large amphitheatre at the other. Hie apartments of Boreal is Rex and suite consist of a banquet hall, and the king's and queen apartments, containing In all eight rooms. These are located at the east end of the palace. The amphi theatre Is a large circular inclosure 100 feet in diameter, with a realistic scene at the extreme end and niches in the wall filled with statuary. The vista will be about 800 feet long and from 80 to 40 feet wide, and will be decorated with ice arches and sprayed evergreens intermin gled w ith many colored electric ligiits. The cost of the structure will be $15,000. Dispatch to Chicago Tribune. A Dug Coaxar. "Dog Profit" llolloway , the tramp who was found a day or two ago in Connecti cut, nearly dead from exposure, is well known there because of the fascination he exercises over dogs. He has been seen accompanied by as many as twenty-five does, and he always has from four to ten with him. Almost any dog will fol low him with half au invitation, it is said, and when he coaxee no dog can re- uit lu'm. Valuable flogs nave oeen known to leave their maulers to take up with llolloway, and, when brought back, would seek the first opportunity to join the beggar. llolloway has been so long a wanderer that he can claim no town as a residence, but, so far as can be learned, he was born in Foster, R. I. Exchange. Prompt Ecrass for Ttwaalra Gaofa. An admirable arrangement looking to tlio auick and safe emptying ol tne nouse h.. been adoDted at the Treuiont theatre in Boston and is also in use in one theatre in New York city. At any bv siniul touching a button in any one of eigbt handy places in differ ent parts of the theatre, seventeen seta of folding doors, leading to as many ex it. m,..n simultaneously, actuated by ..i. .'....,.! annaratua. The expense of the improvement is said to have been considerable, but it la safe to say that the public will appreciate the adv anwge ,,f heine able to take their pleasure im out any dread of fire or panic. New York Commercial Advertiser. Eallaay Itatlaa la Baaaia. T)w tracks of all Uie roadalcading from the country palac to the capital, over i,i..i, tin. cixt ruav travel, are patroled tv soMiers. and one can see tent all aiong tlie line at interval of a few hun dred yards. This precaution is made nccewiarv by the many attempts that have mx.lo to wreck trains on um members of the Imperial laniuy n hem or have bwn supjioued to be lvrn fer. There was one terrible danger i from this sourca wwen wui never ue I gotten, well as several escape Ironi pl-WUliam lroy Curtis ia Chicago ewa, liMiiai fa Ufa. An Indian corrvsuoudent writes: "Our experienced and successful shi karee, L'apu L L. Kenton, suix'riti- I'Miueni oi gurvovs under uieiaiits- . . j , ., v. liilent of survevs under than court, had some rather exciting Prt '" 1,16 (ill'r during the last hot weainer. aim iimsneu upwitu an ex ceediiiffly narrow escape for his life. A lion liad been discovered lying-down under a banyan tree. Capt. Fcnton cointnenccd to creep up within shot under eover of the jungle, lie. had reached within some Ijfty yards when couploof siinibur broke cover close to him aud sUrtled the lion, giving (.'apt. iVnloii only snap tihoU us it broke away, half concealed by the un derwooiL The kliots, u-h whs sub.e eutlv Uiaxxivered, took effect higli up on tlio shoulder. The lioness, forsueli she pnivitl to be, run into a lot of poys some disUinee to the right, wheiv several idiots were tired at her, one taking effect in tlie Htoiunch Uir I apt. r colon running up very much out of breath, the wounded lioness was pointed out to him sitting ""r trw nie wxty jwices oil, und without waiting lie went forward tit rl" """" kci ping us ... n 1 1. : 1 . uittv WlUItt Willi H MVOIIU (TUU Uflllllll hini. : 1 . 1.. 1.1 -.1 1 wastoiiwueraoiy oiowu wnti ntiru running und heal, und so his aim was not so true us usual, and instead of hit I 1 a l ling tier in iie cuc&i, us no iiiienucu. the bullet Mruck her in tlio forearm, the effect of which was to increase her rage to the attacking point, and with a roar she came straight for her tor mentor. At this ixmit in the bimasliu tlio pultywalla vanished, biking the second (run with him, ntul in tlio in stant Capt Kenton felt tliut his life do Kmlcd on the remaining barrel. As tlio beast upproac!icd to within twenty Kicea ho tired ut her head. Then, without waiting to soo if sho were stopped or nut, lie. turned und mil for his second cun, when tlio pugslo, who had boiled to ouo hide during' the charge, canio up to say the utiimul was dead. Tlio shot was true enough this time." London Standard. Tha Llevatnr Antiwnrat. One of these days some scientific man will win creat fntno by explain ing what effect continual locomotion of an artificial order has upon the hu man mind Everybody is familiar with the peculiarities of tho men em ployed on tho elevated railroads, and nearly every business man is acquaint ed wilh tho milliners of the elevator "boy." There is u striking similarity between them. There is a resemblance in their uniforms, in their habit of shaking; a weird, sti-ango language, in their habitof showing a pugnacious resistance to the stupid public, and iu their power of taking up more room than any other class of men on the face of tho earth. There is an elevator man in ono of tlio towering diawo town office buildings who is a shining sample of his tribe. It U not likely that ho w ould make, his mark in any ordinary wulkof life, but us thoenp- tain of an elevator ho is a plowing success. Ho is about 30 yeurs old, and has a guant frame and a dyspeptic cast of features. "Come now. ret a inovo on; wots deuse of planlin' yersolf derel Yer can't prow on marble." In this way ho hurries his passeiv enrs in anil out of the elevator. Is Mr. Smith iu this building?" you ask. "Feeflurumsteen," lie promptly uu swers. 'Wlmtr This remarks stirs all the trail in tiis system, aud lie lixes you w ith his eye and says with heaps of sarcasm: Fifth floor room sixteen, via ver hearl" Tins elevator man nasauonieu, wiiu irood deal of success, the pleasant T P.. - .. , . , , , " - habit or the cievnieu oraKeman oi lur ing passengers into a mod rush by Iffieninir tho dxr of the car open until the pussenger is ubotit to step in it and then banging tlio door in a highly humorous way. New York buu. Not to Be tmlured. If the Federal government desires to stump out the lottery evil, there will be little opposition on the part of the people and the preps; but, if it gives irrespon sible underlings the power to stamp out the press when it exercises its right to discuss the law. the result will be not nniv odd 'pition. but indignation and rrnnn n a i a oni? ii e one. .Iiint now the papers are havina a (rood deal to sav alwut the arrest of a Wiscon sin editor because he published a clip ping from an exchange questioning the validity of the anti-lottery law. If the arrest was made lor nothing more than this, then it is putting it mildly to say that onr ifoverninent has become Rus sianized, so far as its treatment of the tirpxa is concerned. This policy will not work. If lotteries runnel be destroyed without also de stroying the freedom of the press, the nponln will lie In favor of letting the lot- teriea alone. We cannot afford to yield our right to speak and publish fair criti- c sins ol public measures, u we yieiu the right in one instance, we may expect to be forced to keep silence whenever it suits the Koverntnent to demand it. Fortunately it is no easy uiatier w hiiildoxe the newspapers of America. Die menace of fine and iinprironment will intimidate very few. No matter what Federal officials may hold, the newinaoer men of the country will not change their conviction that an honest criticism or discussion of the provisions contained in the anti-lottery law cannot ith any show of instice lie Held to tie a violation of that law. If they are mis taken in this belief, then the law will have to be repealed or modified. In this kennhlie the irovernment cannot array itelf airainst the press and have the support of the people. .4Hin (Oa. lonitttuliun. gt; laa la Eagilab 8boa. To be smartly gowned avails us noth ing if at the same time we are not smartly shod, and as shoes vary so little in their style, almost everything de pend upon their sliape. Mr. Moykopf.; in the Burlington arcade, isa professor in the fine art of elegant foot dressing. Of the two sort which he especially recommends, one is black cloth with patent leather foxing, and the other is the Loni XVI shoe. These last are made in andrewed or glace kid, and have either bockle or tmtUms in cut steel George IU stock bnckle in fine Har qaisatca are used on garden party shoe. A carriage boot of the fioert gUoe kid, with patent leather foxing, i smartly broa-oed and ha high heel. Brown shoe and boot are really only suitable to conn try wear. I have always been doubtful of the good taste not the pret tioeaa of the gold shoe, bat in this mat ter, a is many another, it make ail the difference whether to quality I taa very bent. Five o'clock tea shoe art nsnally made to order to match the tea frock, which differs from tha tea gown in being short and quite tight fitting. London World. ARSENIC AND AMMONIA. Rrniaraalila Conlraat la lha KflTsrl of Two Folaona oa the Coiaplaalaa. The slow absorption of msny poisons changes in some more or less modified form the complexion, but arsenic and ammonia show their eiiect snout as quickly as any. The popular belief that arsenic clears the complexion has led many silly women to kill themselves ith it In small, continued doses. It produce a waxy, tvory-lixe appear ance of the skin during a certain stage of the poisoning, but its terrible alter effects have become too well known to make it of common use as a cosmetic. The effects of ammonia upon the com- lexion are directly the opposite to that of arsenic. The first svmptom of am monia poisoning which appears among thoe who work in ammonia factories is discoloration of the skin of the nose and foiehead. This gradually extends over the face until the complexion has a stained, blotched and unsightly appear ance. With people who take ammonia nto their systems in tma'ler doses, as ith their water or food, these striking symptoms do not appear so soon. The on v e Meet ol the poison that is visible for a time is a ire tie ml iinwho)c4omeness and sallowness of the complexion. Many people are slowly absorbing am monia poison without knowing it. The use of ammonia in the insnufai tures has greatly increased of late, and it Is un questionably used as sn adulteration in certain food preparations. Official anal- sis has plainly shown lis use even in such cheap articles of every-dsy con sumption as baking powders. The con tinued absorption of ammonia in even minute quantities as an adulterant in food is injiitious not merely from Hs ef fect upon the complexion, but because itdestrovs the coating of the stomach and causes dyspepsia and kindred evils. l'rof. Long of Chicago is authority lor the statement that, if to fifty million parts of water there is one putt of am monia, the water is dangerous. Krapolltim l!rwt fur lha laait. In Nat s All Siuls' dnv is regarded a a holiday, uiul the vi-it of I lie. families to the churchyard for Ihe piirNMe of decor ating the graves degenerate into a pleas ure Nirty. .Metal garlands are chiefly used for the pute, mid. though they are more durable, they hardly Hwsess the charm of real leaves and flowers. They may, however. U regarded as sviulHilie of the lieltavior, if m it always of the feelings, of Uiom' who offer them. On the way to tlieeeuietery a decent sobriety is oliscrved. and ihe various families usually remain seiMirale; but on the re turn gem-nil soeiahility and mirth are the rule. The roadside is lined with inns, which are la tter tilled on this limn any other dav in the tear, and from all of them the seimd of singing and dancing may be heard. Indeed, it is by no means tineiiintnoii for a voiing NeaMlitan to say to a friend: "We are going to visit our mother's grave to-morrow, and on our way back we shall stop nt such or such au inn:" which minis, if you like to come there you can dance with my sister. To an Englishman no celebration of the day seems u teller thing. If we forget our dead we do not make their memory the excuse for a iollillcalion. It is not. however, ill this point alone that a difference of sentiment exists. The whole xvav in which the Ncax)litans treat the bodies of the dead fills us with disgust. To e:Jiuuie a corpse a year or two after it has lieeu buried, to have the skeleton taken to pim-a and the bones curofully cleaned, would seem to us a wanton outrage; the wealthy Neapolitan who neglects to have this done for hi kindred is regarded lis heartless. To carry uUmt the prepared bones of a pet child, and to place Ihem in a sealed casket on (ho drawing room mantelpiece, seems to us simply shocking; in southern Italy it has been regarded as a most pathetic expression ol sorrow, Hut tlie height of whut apiieanto us grotesque horror has been reached by a widower, who has the embalmed corpse of his wife dressed anew once a year in fresh and gorgeous apnurel, and M'izes the oKrtu mty to present it with a new ring or bracelet. Saturday Ecview. Tolstoi's I'll) Biology of War. "At the Imttlo of Unrotlino Napoleon did not attack nnvbodv or kill anybody. That duty was is'iforiucd bv his soldie He did not do unv killing himself. The soldiers of the Trench nrmy, in going to the bailie of Uorodino to kill Russian sol diers, were obeying, hot NuiHileon's or ders, but their own impulses. The whole srinv of French. Italians, tier muns, roll1, fanilsliiHl and in rags, worn out by tho campaign, felt at sight of the Russian urmy barring tlie road to Moscow that the wine was un corked and they had only to rush in and drink. If at this Napoleon had forbid den them to tight the Russians, they would have killed hi:n and given battle for to them n buttle wus necessary. When they heard tliepiis lamrtiotisnf Nnpoleon, which, in exchange for wounds and death, offered them us a consolation the homage of posterity, and ptiajlalmed as heroes those who showed light through the Muscovite c.niiiwigii, they cried, 'Vive I'EniisTeur!' as Ihey cried 'Vive rEmi-retir' at si;; it of tlio child holding the terrestrial clol at the end of a bilbo one t stick; and they would have re sponded with the Mine vivut to any non sense proffered to limn. Ihere was nothing better for them to do tha,n to cry 'Vive rEiUiorcttr!' and light in order to reach Mikcow, IcxhI. reiaise and vie- tory. It wai not at N;ialeon's order that thev undertook to kill their fello' men." Tolstoi's "Xatioleon and tha tiussian C'uiniign." TVha- la a Professional? I was singing nt nn afternoon party, and I was the onlv "profeHsional" there, A little hoyplavcd lip-violin. I remarked to my hostess thai tho Uy showed siirns of irretit promise. "Is he a pro- fmnional?" I akisl. 'Oh! no," said my hostess: "he's the s)ti of a centlenianl The dear lady meant no offense, site only meant tliat Uie f;Jher waa a man means; rail mat ne fiituiii nave pm 11 in tlie way sIh- did and made the remark to the only pnuWional in the room was. perhaiM, unfortunate. .irvoitsnesssome times rauseii iHple to bhu-t out most in convenient truths. I arrived oiu at house to sing at an "At Home." My lwt was a verv nervous, sliy man. remarked: "You have two grand pianos in vour drawing rooms, I ee." Oh! oh! ve ye:" aid my. host. "Wi hired the one that s open for this after noon. My wife said, 'We can't let Cor. ney Oram 1 'lav on ir best piano, 11a luil ha!" I latighi-d a hollow "ha! ha ha!" and went meekly to my hired com riiion for tlie afternoon. Hnetime ladie sille up and aay in an undertone "He merciful. Sir. Oram, our piano sj new one." "OhI iiray don't arwlogiie, I reply, "it'll do well enough for my work." Murray s Magazine, Haawr Eaaagh. Relative And so yon ha vs graduated? Did yoo Uke any of the prises? Fair Student N-o. bat 1 got the big get booqoet Oood Nswfc riarml Mnnrjr aa It. A Missouri farmer recently learned that the grand jury wo sUmt to indict him for working ou holiday. lie didn't try to evade the charge, but, on Ihe con trary, had his four sons summoned os wiliicsM against hint. He was lined f and costs, a Mai of fi. Hut as the mile, age anil w itness feet of his sons amounted to 10.411, Hid family cleared V40 on the transaction. New Y'oi k Tnbuno. rorlona aa 1'ooit. An Knglii traveler told a Batize (Honduras) hcwspa'r man that he hud eaten a "scoi ion pie" while in Mexico, and that ho liked it. The native told him that young worpioim were frequent, ly utilised' for final for the tower classes, who dig them from their nests in hun dreds, remove the sting mid make ome lets of them. New York Evening World. a An Able Pulpit im.rt. Couutry Minister (to deacon) So you think, Brotliur Jones, that mv sermon this morning " an abler effort lliau that of last Kahlailh? IKiicoii Yes, 1 do, dominie. Ye see, I timed 'em both, au' today s was nigh on to fifteen w unites shorter. Philip II. NVeleh in The Epoch. Magnlf)'11 (ilaaara. Miuniifvitig glasN-s sTin to have been known iu the time of Confucius, the great Chinese philimiphsr, who died 478 B. C, for he wrote: "As we use a glass to examine the forms of things, so mu-t study anliiiuilv to understand the present Arkausuw Traveler. lUrllhif Wrought Iron. Tlie tenierature luvessary to melt naiuht iron lies U'tweeu 4.000 and 000 (legs, Fahrenheit, and even at llu.t tremendous heat wrought irou is only rendered fluid by the addition of a small amount of aluminum. Chieugo Times, HR WKSTKR! SKTTI.KK S CHOHKN SI'KIIIIC. With every lvane of ainlsrallon Into the far Hat a Hi'W demand la rreati'd lot llmteUi-r't Ktmnarh Hitters. Newly pvupliil rvslntia are Ire- iienlly lew naliltirtmia than oliler aeltltil mean- ea on arcotiiil nt uie minima wmrn n inun twvtitly eleared land, rttiMilarly aluns the Iwnka of rivets that are ulilwt ti Ireaheta. The axrii'iiltnral or mining emigrant atom lenrn.. hen he dues tint a read r know, thai me inner Itonl the only aunt Mte'llin aiialnat malaria ml thiwe dlnonlera ol the stomach, liver and nwela. to which ellmatlp c haiinea,eliire sml iiaecii.lonied or unhealthy wateronuol suhs't hi ni. 1 me,iieiitly he nlaiv an estimate nin this area! hoiiM'hold aiieeltlr and preventive eontmeiKiirate wllh Its inlriindc inerila, and U careful to keep on hand a restorative and pro molerni iieaiin so impiii'iiiy to up n'nw upon 11 time ol iiptM. "If there Is one thing Hike,' It la a K'ssl name." said the lorip'r, A 1,1. KKPOIIM EIIH o Art, laloii or Nrienra nniea in World Hesall Have nt some time been rilled hia-ota, fu nat ics. reiU'Kintes. And a people have stoned a prophet to whose memory the next genenitlon has raised a monument tor the greatness ol Ills ueetta. Hnohomish Wnsh.. Auk. 111. isnl Dr. J. . Rtiariir,ltinlin,Sraltlf, Hulk.- Dkas Doctob: Will huvtt to write you t hut I an iiiriiriaed to 11 lid invselfsoSTVUtly linproveil in SO 1HUP llllie, ailll Bill Ilirnsru iunuy ton. 1 could not itive Your ineiliciiies tint vreat praise. My heullh wits gone. 1 leu inui medioines could do 1110 no good, I was oneless of ever recoveruiaT. 1 tlioiiirht loo Intn to trv vour medic lies, nut Willi ileal 11 staring me hi the I'noe 1 determined to do I am pleased llial I 11111 11, tor si nut ate 1 have received tenfold Ihe price ol the me, iu hies. If 1 should say one nun dred fold, it would not lie overvaluing the ditlercnce in mv health, I fuel like another man. Yours respectfully, JAMSS 11. 11YSOM. East Hoe mi, Wash.. Ann. Ill, IS!1. Br. J. Kuntnr Jiirilmi. HaMt. Iln.-PAS HIS It hss Is-i'ii aonis time since I have written to mi. Inn I have hwii mill Inn a limn so well that I lid not think 11 neceMary. 1 have atoms! taking the treatment How. and 1 helleve. lain entirely well. Your niedlriues have done what you told as Ihey would do- they have made a new womau ol me. I now iih'I nan myscii aaaiu. aiier sue ferliiif for el(hl yearn wllh ratarrh ol the head anil liniuelil, and mat very paiuiui iiuux-nru mii'i nl Hie kitmiMeh. I look three mouths medicine, llolh my hushaiid and niVM'lf feel as IhiniKh we cannot ! thankful eiiouich to you for whal you have done for me. I hoiw that every oiiMuhfi la iimcniis as 1 was win near 111 it. Jordan aud his uiual valiiahle inniii'iuea. lours ninai resx'tlully, Mas. t:. Asmhtsusii. Dr. Jordan's ottloe is at the resident) of ex-Mayor Yealsr, Third and James streets, Seattle, Wash. Consultations and prescriptions susoiuie- Iynd for free book esplalnlng the Mito genetic system. Cautios. The Hlstuireaetio Medlulnes are sold in but one agency In each town. The lubel sroiind the bottle bears the fol lowing inscription: "Dr. J. hugene Jor dan, fliatogenetlo Medicine." K very other device is a fraud. Benjamin rrankllu was the original Uglitnlni calculator. OIK LITTI.K WOllllIEII AND ILLS. It is the little things of life, the worries of to-day and to-morrow, tliut make the crow's feet around our eyes. Bo the little pains of sn hour or a minute breuk down the conatitution. Ixxik after the little Ills. Hbaniisith's Purs cure dyspepsia, or in- i, headache, pain iu the shoulders, coughs, tightiims of the cheat, dullness, sour alomac.li, Dsn tsnie in me moiiin, nn ious attacks, iislpitation of the heart, in tlaiiiinulion or the iuiiks. rain in me re- irion of the kidnevs and a hundred other pal n I ul symptoms are ine ounpriiig oi uys neiisia. Otis or two pills every night is aiimr:ie.nt. Khasiikxth's Pii.u sre sold In every drug and medicine store, either plain or sugar coaled. For Prmltrv Kaisers.-Feed your chickens al least a pens al earn ueai. THI THaoaT. "Brown'i lirotuKM Ttv tka" act directly on the orirans of the voice. Thev hsve an extraordinary effect in all disorders ol tlie uirosl. Btaert anil Htnyrn II nd the troches Uselul la a fear weeks the cheerful Idiot who willea it Xmaa will make his next annual visit. Revenue statistics show that most toboixo chewrrs throughout the I'nited States pre fer Htar I'Hig, and when one considers that it is not only the bent chew, but the moat economical, every plug being a full sixteen ounce pound, it is not strange. Consumers who study their own Interests will take nothing but Hfsr Plug. , l-adr or xeiitleman wanted to represent asso ciation ol portrait painters, remanent posl Hon. rr panicmara alireaa ionaruu Aasoeia tlou, ll Weal .ilsl, New YorS t'ltv. PILKSI PILES I PILES I Dr. Wllllama' ladlaa Pile (llntraent will ear Bliad. Bleeding and lu-klnf Piles when all ether ointments have failed. It abaorns the tumors, alia, a ilia IWhlnf at enea, acta la a poultic. el rlraa Instant relief, nr. Williams' loaiao rue blntmeut la prepared naly Inr File and lu-hlnf epared naiy Inr rile parts, and ovthlns ed. Mold by dnurfii of toe pnvaU parts, and rwulnf elaa. Evarr box la warranu lea. now dt arverisia, or aani mi all aa rwcelpt of arloe, Me and II per box. WILUAktS M AMl'FACTDElNQ CO., rmprtators, Cleveland, 0. JOHNSTON A LAWRENCE, w aoLaavALa .a a aarvaii. PtosstMee sad Caalaaeee avaatlas. Naad Staaai Paataa. Irwa Plaa, Saass, Si pa Ca.sna. lakncalaei, Watar katwr. Faa aa Sawtilatars, Cask Saaietan. Sat. Wrtu r prtrea. Ut FIRST ST, FOmSSB, Of. raitraciora m Seauoe an vaatllailaf Baking Powder A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cske and 1'aatry, I.ieJit Flaky Biscuit, Cridillc Cakes, Palatable snd Wholesome, h'o other baking powder does such work. Of all kinds and Iu any uuantlly - whole aaleand rt'tall al liednx-k prleea. E. J. OOWEN, 05 Front Street, Portland, Or. jTaT" fc'U't '"r CHtalosue. "tM OOOOOOOOOOO THE SMALLcSI f ILL lis mcrunuii 0 TUTT,S TINY LIVER PILLS w Otiavalltne.TiM"e"" im isnirr'.", equally cflVrllvn purely veaetable. V OOOOOOOOOOO KrTHE cost IS I SEEDS I 9S. - a. - tf, r. ' ' ' j . . : J. 1 J Hi i la-l ItASTittovtABS.' THE HARTMAN PATENT Costa no more than an oolhrnry elunisy .li'kel analr llial nl-lrucis ine eiew ana wui lit in a -Iwrl lime. The llarlinan" lence Is aili.llc In .).. ''. '"r;"" I1," i".".!'.1.1'; 'TA .N li ivallna I licui aim Is luiWMicanv t. KHUAarinw. i.i.i r, r.,. I KM IMUNUI Al AII.KU H1KK. HARTMAN MFC. CO., Beaver ralla. Pa. BAKER t HAMILTON SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA lAlwajsinenllon lhlsW.rlii rllliui7l n P ISO'S REMEDY FOR rat to use, tiiespt'sl. rure is rertain. For l.'oM In WEB u It is sn Ointment, of which to the nostrils. Trice Ms;. nmil. Aildn-aa: K. T. Buy Tour Own Goods if Tour ADVANCE THRESHERS. THE BEST IN AMERICA. rhemlcal Fire Inslneeand Rutlngulsheni, visimiorrj, i i Belli ll anil III uniol all klmls, nraea i Mhmis. niw Wrvtichce. I.ubrlcallnx Oils, Hi...k.n,lih hrlllsand Foniea. BiiiIi. Surrli. ol Caru 111 hirllaud, Uu tn write for srlcee. Z. T. WRIGHT I INDIAN DEPREDATION I PENSION I PATENTS CANO ' HOMrSTf AD POSTAI, CLAIIV1S The"KXAMlNEU" HLKEAV ortLAins -nwiiaa TH dismtiiih or- San Francisco Examiner. If you have a claim of any description whatsoever aaalllNl HI HU"0 ,.,rn,ir, ...... wish II apenllly aaljinllcaled, a.llresa JOHN WEIHIKIlltl'IlN Manaaer, All F street, N. W, Washluslon, It. V. TEH POUNDS TWO WEEKS THINK OF IT! As a Flesh Producer there can k a (aestioa bat that Of Pure Cod Lher CU and Hypsphosphltes Of Lima and Soda I without a riral. Msny, hare rained a fonnd a day bjr the na of It, It cures , : t CONSUMPTION.';'' ICROFULI. BRONCHITIS, COUGHS UNO C01DS. AND AIL FORMS OF WlHINtl 01V Hiti. AH i'ALAr.tHLIt AS Mll.li. Jseare '" ' thtfimtlHt as lloreaiv fnrnr im i (of ton. HILL'S : Pat liJil PACIFIC BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO., Sole Agents, 113 fourth St., rMlnd Or. ,. . . . ilim W1HTEQ OH SALARY .r,.,n'.li.tSaii,llell,e.New paleni rnaiuieal Ink rie-lna l'.Hil. A?ei. aiaklim S ft atuarua traaer al T L., Latiuaaa, Wia. aW sal. aaasjaapaP .f w."., ' " 4l "-Jt ,-r saaauna simai JaJJaa mm ' SCOTT'S EMSIOU nwmmtr araaawaraj af aaaw ent InsldsSlidingGlinns INTHEPIP6 Leading medical authorities state that new and improperly cured tobacco when heated in the jie produces a rank vege table jsjison. 1 Tubaini like Ihjuor ran only be laiproird fry apt. This is the reason why "Seal of North Carolina" is the most ppulaar brand of smoking to bacco in the United States. 1 It is made from tobacco, at least three years old. Its rich mel low smoke has never been equaled. . . tatl af North CirsMas Is sow narked In Patent Clolh hiuchi. as well as III (ell. laruTinadrri infourdavson my K.lwtrlel'oraeia LH I a, MMS-lalOe. iwrrenl pmllt and cash lirxea. haiuilr free. llr.Hrlis'Uiali.llta.lay,N.Y. DRIED FRU if Will h plenty snd ihtap this year. Nw ArOKOTa, rsA, hs., NniAiiMbi Arn av Chsssibs, Blalk aasaia nuw iirfcring, Wa iuol Aorltota, ti. 7, , 10, Ut Paachas, chutca ...-.- a, 10, 12 Nectarines, .trs a.10,12 Apples, boghi 7, 8. 10 Ap ilaa, sIJmi dried 10, 12 Orjpai, nuo,l...M .... 3,4 Halslns, itiwrlb 8, 0. 7tf Prunes, is.m, g.Kxl 7, 8. Bl ickbarrl.s, i,),, fine - 12.18 Oharrlas, .itid. 20, 2S Fifl. iljl, Uaik Cala , Olhar fruits In variety. TV ahova are for dnt quality) larl, old. ih uilnloc I' ll we offer lower. Small discount a llottU, Ihuidinf llousrs. Deslen,aad other U'lt tHiyer. Csniird f..ll are lowrr; -e nrst paper. Va Srr a tansral variety of oi St for family use l cIom prices, and anl a share af your trade. Ask (or 4o-pc ciLkluguc free. AJdrtM , , SMITHS' CASH STORE, 4l-4l Front lt.,San Kranolavoo THE SAME.-ci Wood STfcEL flvnaT rana CATAURH. Hrst. Kul Kclief is immediate. A the lleil it li" no eiial ssmsll particle is siH'liitl frW hy ilniKirmtt or setii ny M.ki,tink, Warren, Is. Dealer Does Not Carry fa. PARR! CARTS HUD ROAD 1AG0SS, aat and Chaapaat In tha World. Carts, $15 Up. . Wagonj, $50 Up. Fire Hose and Denartme tit Hur MtlPP Hk, Steam laundry aim riMinirs, nn aiieiH k lnniratora, Marine Wor Church, School and Farm Hells, KtiKlueeaud Hollars. Snrlns and K.inreaa Waona. the larKeat aaaotuneui Fur furllier lnluruiatiou call on or aUdrea .SSI PiesiTt.l) ) f) ft ft j 1 Zmw I sf J ft r n n m 3 Foot of UorrisoB Street. P03TL4X0. OH. oalil BEST and SAFEST OIL Manufactured, Give This Oil a Trial. AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER. PnnlsiHl. (Ireion. A. P. ArmstnHix, Prln. SrsnrS K. h..l : nrL Bi s. Collsuh, aslrm. tintaa, aani. onursas at asiuly. asaw ram al lulUim. HunlnrHS Shorthand, a"ln awion inni'iiiioio in. rt.. .,,.- ira at any Ulna, taulugus fruaa elihsr a-'hoM, fnaw MORPHINE HABIT 1 SURE CURE I partite Medldna Co.. SI HsT St- Sn Frauclara, ADJUSTABLE FflVFITY EXTEKS10H IllllLLll. Allrnrral Beauty, I'arlor tlrn.menl: l)ltshet llak, Mikel InminlliKS. I'nit lor dictionary, album, blhle or atlaa, mone Uud. easal, oanl table, flower stand, etc. Aerate wanted In everv ton n on the CoasL Ulieral terms, ecl alve Seld. t'aah or lnstalluienta. I'rlie.tT.O). The J. Uewlai , SU Market street. Su rrauvlsro, I al. URV CrVCDcu,IEI M $IAY CURE0- flftl ItlLlI W. want thenameand ad- 1 dreaaol every suncrrr hi mm & ASTHMA rtACTi: I t M . V It V. JlTa W tl U. U I 1. W. V. 0. tlj Ot M.&tV, no, S-W 1XV1'' - K V II if ji'j .--mi: