EUGENE CITY GUARD. L 1 CAnrBKlX. . . frsurletcr. EUGENE CITY. OREGON. THE 6LD SQUIRREL RIFLE. Th Aneirnt Arm of a Kriiliii-kj- lluntrr. lHlln( a Flint Lork Gun. I will dcaerilie IIid genuine ancient Kentucky squirrel rillc, sketches of which 1 liuve in ni' Kmnni(iii, made from the best models. Tlie barrel is four f.--t long ami nearly an inch in diameter, w lull- tin; Id ire is lint littlu turner tli.in a common run ml lead jicncil; just (rrcat enough, in other words, to take into it a ronn.i leaden ballet of about one-tenth of nn ounce avoirduixiis In weight, The stock in of rurly tuul, f-lalxiiately carved out of a single piece of wood, and extends from the semi-circular brass heel pinto to the brass half ring of mounting under the fore tip of the barrel. What ii called tlio "drop' or lend of the breech, id very alight an compared with the fiihhion of the InteNt suns; Indeed, some of the old guna have almoat straight stocks and most of them have a greaxe pot either opening in the heel plate or in the left aide of the stock near that plate. The trigger guard is of brass and f-inci-fully curved, while the thimbles for the ramrod aro placed under the barrel stock, in which ia a semi-circular longitudinal groove that becomes a round hole in the wood of the lower part of the atock. The lock is the best model of flint nnd steel mechaniHin, elaborately curved nnd perfectly lilted inlo the right u'do of the atock near the lower extremity of the barrel. The trigger is double, tlio pos terior one Retting by a hair spring nr rangeinent, regulated by an intermediate crew, the forward one at tin least touch releasing the hammer that br.nn tlie flint, which in turn strike open th sleel pan and dropa its apark into the priming la the under part of the stix-k, just behind the guard, ia a tiny hole into which ia thrust a amall quill, probably a primary quill of the golden winged womliecker. This feather ia used to put into the "touch, hole" to prevent the powder from run ning out during the process of loading. The ammunition for thin gun ia thn finest Kentucky isiwdcr, leaden bullet molded by hand and aoiue wrong, thin white cotton (shilling for "patching." The bullets aro carried in a kjiicIi, the pow der in a llnely carved horn, and the charge ia measured in a lioar'a tooth charger. To load the gun, put the feather in the touch hole at the pan, mr in a boar's toothful of powder nt the muzzle and then, Hpreailin? the patching clutli over the mouth of the bore, lay on a build TH& OLD CLOCK. Bj tbc (irealda I ain allliiat, And I bfar Hi old cl.k uf "Tint la ever Iftlr Diiiinf. From thy alittit . aanv " Ticklnif. M.-kinir, alrjr tu-klng Out lllt'a wrai lull- day, Jvrr flying; mar (lying Kroin II. jr alglit, aaay, away I ilid Ha myallc niiirnitii railing O'er my aoul In fm-y a-riia Uka Willi naming truii I lull a calilnf Hut to naliit nm fruin my druaina. Calling, railing, ao-r calling I. Iff l lii'ief ami fail. Ill onn: Grasp lla l.rii-fiii-si., illii not alii-uflaaa Uli an Hi. ni In lliy gIJ. u nuou. 0rnr a tills tha fnlr nun aliiiielli 0ill.n ale-iivi-a fur thy aniriruuin, Giiruor ff'ra tlie day ii.s-ilii.-tli Into nlu'lit'a uiii-ei-oiin jcl.sant 0rtii-r, giimtT. Nl.-ftily ranii-r, (Villi i he lit'l.l liol.la fi.lr and bright, Bli It fudrlli, M"in It aad'-tll Into itrith a mystcri'iiui nlglitl And tl"' 'd rln k alill la --al(lijtf A I ail ls-Ki.tr Hit llri, fiiaKing a If It Here asking Hoim. hirung lewwiiia Ui Mi".lntt fi'al.iig. iiklng. rv.-r aakiii( In Ita in) Mir. Hi'ird like lima "I.ivh In Is-milr. do thy duty L ra tliy guliii:n iiuontMt-'a gena!' -J. Itny l unyingluuiia niaunrry Itmlr In Tin Ir l'aia'a Currlage. (baiiiid'y Mitelii ll )i'p..w wit In Ida libra ry onii urteriiuoii fiint ii k, tnlking to a d. l. ration of nulnmd iikii hIiu bad ralliJ j Ukhi Ii mi. Hheti tlu'y heard a terrible clatter on tlio piazza. Tlio imim inereaaciL Tlid children a vol.-ea ilinwiiiil llu tilvcry, rij plliig eiiiivei-Nitiniiiil loin of t'linuneey. Tlio guit( llrMiiilnl, lin n frowned. Mr. iJepow waa .I. iimiI Willi t tn i r tuiilin, l.ut nuuoycd at their friiHtm. Kn lion rout nnd wild: "i will iniike nn liivwdigiitiuii. Thix nolM) must htop." Mr. I)rw went out.lile, and to Ida mirjirlwi fi.tnid his rotteliiiiiiii'a rliildrrii raising old Nick. They paid but little nttriiilon to hlui. however, and lu iin-Miiriidid nut liwn thelr elutler. (Irowliig lniuitli-nt, lieanid: 'Children, do you know who I ainf" "Ob! Vea, wo do," wild a liltjo .Vyrar-old tot lot lie great rnilroiid man. You're the man Hint rides In my aV carriage. "Now York Evening Nun. FOREIGN LANDS. The Czar Instructs the Mayor of Moscow. LOW ENGLISH BIRTH RATE. PORTLAND MARKET. 11.00; and press it down even ilh the rim of the barrel, cut of the clntii i: el. wo to the lead an ixwiiihle, and with the rutnrotl jujhIi the miwile homo toiliil.rj on Dim Iiwder, 1'ut the rainnxl biu k in I he thtmhliw, Like out tlio feather and till the pan with Miwder for priming; close the pan ami your rillu is loaded. Muurice lllOIIIiOI1. Tlio Man Mllllnrra of I'rnnra. If Lidica are Invading the trades nnd profeahiona which theycouhl not before equal ilglitu were thought of, the men aro avenging thcmselviw. Most of the trench hattew now work for lioth aexen. and their hhop windows vie with thnwt or tlm inodihtin in exhibition of trimmed liata, ainart, neat, M lish, ami, in abort, tempting iw they can lie. hatter aaid tome; "I would not venture to make up flowcm and (liuisy atuirn into halt d Ixn Ih. A woman'H fancy and light linger nie wmiti d for that. Hut I don't fear couiietiiig with Ho matter what milliner u ben tlm trimmings aro rich and aolid. We keep an artist, who hiui had liiedals in the Suloli, to deign hats trimmed hn you see them." High art is running inlo tlm channels into which it HomcI in the Kinhlecnlh cen tury, and which wem ef dry from tlio time of the revolution up to ii few yen; ago. The inia lus was given by tiie I'liiverhid exhibition, and. mit I say it, the corruption of ihe I'Veiich Hi. ativ, i, well as the iiconhitv under which man agers found thciiiMdie of pleasing the eyes of gilded "rasti)iiiiioiieres," ig. iioruntof Krench, and wishing to tdi,nv their win kind what l'udii'i at'.lu ill dress was. I'aris h'ttrr. ' i (.rt fmiipllnii-iila In Aniarlea, Mr. Iluls'it Kerkomer tiald America freat compliineiils in a recent lecture. lie a nd that M iilptiire and architi-cliirn flourished here. The Americans hail read the old masters U tter than the l.'ng- liili, "particiilaily through one man Iiichardsoii who, with real genius, had brought out an almost new kind of work Corn.Winos and Timber to be Admitted Into Germany at Reduced Rates Till May 1, l'r. Assiaol liniil has been appointed Mii.icter to Argentine, The Argentine Congreng is iliHciiHslny measure to reorganize the States. J'rince HiHiuarrk ia of opinion that peace is aecure for a long time to come The French government has accepted llulgaria'a aisjiogy lor the exnuUion ol i. unniiiiiiiiie. The famous leaning tower of Kara-k-oava, built in I oil I, bag been pulled down as dangerous. The influenza i on the increase in 1'aris. Hotels are empty, and the de pression is apparent everywhere. Ihe press of Ken idor is opposed to toe sale oi tne u.iliapngos Islands to the united Mates as a coaling atation. The Kussiari government is a Unit to close an catholic churches ami convent" in llieproviucesof J'odoliaand Vothvnia. It bus lcn prossed to put jinrikshas, me jajianeae seuan cliairs on wheels, drawn by men, in the atreelj of Indon. The Niah of l ersia has more than f :j.",fK,IHH worth of ornament", gema ami precious atones in one strong room 2tlxM. A riclns'liet shot from a new magazine rille adopted in Kngland broke a (village window fonr miles distant from the tir ing xiint. The National in Costa liica threaten to inaugurate a revoluiion if the pro (sued loan to the government is ellVcti'd in I.nfiilon. A French syndicate has oiren.,1 tl... Eaatern, I'rudur. Krult. r.tt. Wiia.vT Nominal. Valley, Wans Wsba. t.!7' percental. Fuit'B .Sumlard, f.'i.uU, Watia Walla tt.Ho; Ciraham, fi.UU; huierline, $.10 per barrel. Oatb New, 42iUlk per bushel. lUr $1 lm 13 r ton. Miuxri'rrs iiran, 10; aiiortu, .'. ; ground barley, t'SJMnZ'n chop feed, 118. 19 per ton; Iced barley, 2d; mid dlings, .M ier ton; brewing barley, fl.lU'rf.1.16 per cental. IJcrrKH Uregon lancy creamtry, 37,'g (tt-Uic; fancy dairy. 'ilK'UXic: lair to good, 'Xu2"c; common, VoiTic; r-asturn, -i-xiin fier smnd, Ciiggsa Oregon, Mm Ific j io'iic per pound. Koos Oregon. 27'uc: Eastern. LMc per dozen. 1'ofl.THy Chickens. t!00(S.uO ducks, 7.D0rt.W)j geene, til per dozen turkeys, ViiaUv. tier noutid. Y ko ax a hi.ks -Cabbage, nominal. 1 50 w J per cental j caulillower, fKal.zo s-r una ; unions, 70cw V r cental ; potatoes IOiuOOc per lack: aweet ixitaUn-s ter pound ; carrots, 7-)C per sack parsnips, tl.uo per sack: asparagus, ier pound; pumpkin, m tier pound green peas, its' per pound. fitcirs Hlcily lemons. M.tK)W(J.50 California, ti.mitiA () m-r box: orangea, t i.o t"i .).dj; apples, Toct'fi.za er box iiHiiamia, f.i.isiou.UU a liiincli; pine apples, tiviji per dozen ; cranberries. iU.fi0 per barrel ; Smyrna ligs, Xlm'iic per isjiiinij citrons, Zic. Ncts California walnuts, 11'8' (tl lll'c; Hickory, iUcj lirazils, lOWIluj at monus, ltifc; lillierts, 14WI.X:; pine nuts, 17c(18fj iH-cnns, J 7C4 lHtr ; cocoa nuts, 8c; peanuts. 7tv per pound AGRICULTURAL. NtNil flrornrlfia. Ilo.sav 17,'ii'(lc per jund. KAi.r-l.iverHwl,15.60lti.7j;atock, filed:' r ton. CoKKKa Costa Hica, 21c; Uio, 21c; Salvador, I'lc; Aloclia, 3ik; ; Java, Ste; Arbuckle's, lUO-jiound cases, L'UJ4c per pound. Kick Japan, lo.OO: Islaud. t'i.5U' b.'ib wr cental. lia.iNs Small white. 3c: nink. yi.w- bayos, 2',,fj butter, ac; innaa, s.'uc er hiiiii(I. MrMB I), 41c; dolden C, 4 1 .,'c : extra C, 4,V; granulated, 6Vi culiecruslied and IKiwilered, 5'8c; con lectiouers' a, ocj maple augur, 10$ I c per saind. hvarr hastern, in barrels, 42(iVie (mold limn." On principle, Mr. lli-rko- years' monopoly of the sale of matches iner regariled nn lulu lure as of the liist ami tonaccos, aoverniiient 01 I'lll.lHXI.U lO for a ton 1...111 ..1.. . ijnii-ifjmi 1 i'ifi. iiiuiil: 111 i'hnhi t.iiif hil ier gallon ; per keg. California, in Mr. Atwater's Statement Refuted. ABOUT FAT BEEF CATTLE. Crying N.'fd of the Hour More Fat and Smaller Percentage of Bones, Hides and Horns. lillS)rtuuee, then M'ultuie, then paint ing. Tlio Americans mn naliiiall.v and willingly, and without the nnxiely shown by English sitters. And llnidly the ajienker said that America would eventu ally load the world in art as in other thiipia. New York Sun. ain;;" filuliU Talking of slage fright ,M f a young orat'ii's iiervutisiieKS while ad dressing liis liist wui ks tu a pnl,lie i. (lietice, 11 popular speaker S.111I : ' Tbere is 1111 iiioial or medical iiii iIiihI llml, I Know in ur (ivei'i iiuiliig that itw fill tliiiinping of the heart uhicli ciiiiii h suddenly upon i, uuti ieil ami even inaiiv u practiced hs'nker. It ruins the dinner - until t lit- unleal is over -of many a great man don n on , ,iis for II speech, nnd at times is so violent that mily a .slriuiif iilivsienl ell'ori. will enable 11 man to lelaii'i even an iiiiear- unce of calmness. It is said tliei'n ia a ptvparalion which, if snill'e.l l.,.f,,,.. speaking time cienes. will ivl.ii.l lb., action of the In-ait. lint I komvf nothing l U'i i tiial." Inlei view i, ,!.;. cago Herald. Tlm ll.oil.li III. in,,., k. Ilerr 1. 1'. S. Ksinuip, t. ,.;, Ilillllster (if l)enni:illi. wboni k' I'hi'istian persists in !imin!:oi.ii,,r ,,. olliee ill ileliniiei' uf tlm ui'olesls 11F no ovei'ttlieliniiig inajoiily f tlto tin tloiiul legishituie, is a ciiiisiiiiiplive, weary lisiking iu ,., ( n.IM.Hs; se.s.sing npM'(1i'ance. I Iim small frame n, iiwni-ter, 1 1 1 li-tl Willi nil amount i.f ener-v. 1 iiti-iii.r ihnlifi ears that lie bus held th vi;..,vl,,'.. in has ruled Ihe eounli'v u .il, .... ....... Iiaiul, and fearless to the linger w hich he excites, lie js nl'ten ih-sei-ilu.,1 ..u the lnni.sh l!isiniiii-k -',.u. '....i. lelegi'uiu. The trolley aysleni in the suburbs of i.ceus, r.ngianu, lias proved successful and isipiilar, ami the line will soon 1st cxieuiieu to tne center of the city. In June of this year a aecoinl nmgrKas of Chamls-rs of Conimerce of the llrit ish Empire will be held in lmdon to consider illestions of general interest. A joint statement has been issued by the Archbishops of I'sris, Toulouse, Kheiina, 1 yong and St. Main, complain ing that the State has become atheistic. I liel aria liiliiiiiHititiint continues its attacks on Minister Constans, accusing him of accepting bribes and sharing the proms 01 g.imimng dens in the colonies. The attempt of the new management of the I'uria tirand Opera House to have cheap opera, beginning at fi e. ., ,as ttet.il a failure, although it promised niil The tlerinan Iteichstag Cm it tee hai decided in favor of the admission of corn, wines and timls-r into ( iermatiy at reduced rales of duty (ill tl,B , 0( April. The Antarct ii! (vniiilitiiiti ul..,.I. ..... I to have ls-en out next year, seems alwut to lie a failure, ow ng to the lack of the appropriation from the Australian authorities. barrels, Ids; per gallon; 11.76 ner keif. DitiKD FariTs Italian prunea, NfntJc; I'etite and tiermiin, 0a7c per pound; raisins, $1.2t)(.t 1.IMJ ier box; apples, I'liiinmer-dried, 8'(i((lc; evajiorated peacnes, nut tic; Smyrna tigs, iiyz'jc; California tigs, 7c er isjund. Casnkd Uoods Table fruits, f l.tKJfg 1.80, 2'va; jieaclies, fl.K)l.(H); Bart lett ears, l.St)(1(l.lt); plums, $1.37'v(i l.W; straw Is-rries. t2.Zr: cherries. lU. i'. m .-.; macauerrieg, f l.K5(f I.IH; raso- tH-rnes, I2.40; pineapples, $-J.')(if'tn): Bpricots,l.liOnrl.Tl. 1'ie fruit: Assorted, l.ltKrf 1.211; is-aches, fl.2.; riliinis, m i.io; iiiiii'KiH-rries, H.Z.Ktfl.HU er dozen. Vck-etables: Corn. fl.lUtdl.TS: tonmtiea t'-ra;(irfl.(i(l; augar peas, 1i.jfoifl.4t0; siring neans, isKJdrfi.lio n.r dozen. Fish: Sardines, 75c ( 1.1)5; lolsjtera, $2..W f:l.5il. Condensed milk: Eagle brand, ts.10; Crown. 7.0-); Highland, $41.50; Champion. 'i.2l): Monroe. U. Meats: Corned beet, $1.1N ; chipped Is-ef tt.10; lunch tongue. .'l 0 1 Is, 55'2a' leviled bam. $l.f0'(t2.(J.5 per dozen The IhfnWrt' la:t it Ins this to fay aliout l'rol. Atwater's statement ill 77ir Cthtunj that our American tood animals are loo lat: Wlnle it is doubtless true that-the liogn of the corn belt as a class possess an un necessarily large percentage, of fut tu lean llesh abich lat by tiie way is by no lui-aiis allowed by slauglittn-iH to k-o to waste the alateiia-tit that our b. ef cattle are overteu will provoke a smiie irom inose who aro in dai.y contact with the caltieol commerce. In brief the crying need of the hour ia more lat and a enailler rcentage ol isnita, bides and horns. Tne idea that there is any economy in using lean. siriiiny mine meal as compand with well-iiteiied, finished ls-ef ia one which may ln.it favor with a cbeui at. but will not commend its -If highly to the human stomach. As well argue that it is a waste oi raw material ui allow the apple, the melon or a walnut to reach a stale ol ripeness as to argue that the proper finishing of the beet involves a waste of raw material. Hey.md a certain noint leed ia ol course continued at a loss ami to the detriment ol the lieef, but one! may stand in sliv Stock varil in Anu-rim lor a week without eeeing a half-dozen Mi, locks t-ttliicli this latter criticism would apply. pi-nnd ol ripened beef haa not onlv more nourishment in it tnan an euiial weight ol the tin tatted bullock's, Ib-sb, nit gives inlimtely greater far infliction to the palate. No; the loss ol meats in American kitchens, appalling as it is in comparison witli the more carefully or- uereii cuisines 01 continental fcurope, Is not me resun 01 overiatiening ol wteers by the " Western ranchmen," as the professor has it. We lose bv the almost criminal wa-teluliiesH of onr .housewivea and cooks, who have vet to learn from the rreneii and other nationalities bow to utilize to the Ik-si advantage the odds ami euus 01 me carcass. ARIZONA'S BURIED CITY. Lieut, l ualilna l-M rilira llie.ltelica of the l'sat l'iirlliil Ml l.ia luerlua. In to-night'i li-cture," said Lieut. Frank Hamilton dishing :A a spechd meeting of the Academy of Science, "I will delail, lirst. liiecircnumtauces w hich led up to in v di-s'oirrv of ancient Lna MiieitiM, or the City of the Dead, in the Kilt Kivt r valley or Arizona, and then show the relations of' the characteristic! of this city to those of the modern Zuni, and vice versa. "At an earlv age I contracted the habit of wandering nl 011I the wisslsof western New York and discovering fossils, cu rious stones, etc.. and from their resem blance to living forms I hail seen I tried to formulate sonic theory as to their origin. Ihifs-" tneorie.a, 1 Hiilsiieiitly found, bnrnionix d very wonderfully w ith those i-ntertaitiisl by a w hole people as a religious Is'llef. I refer o the Zilllis. I la gan to jsiiider whether tbi iD was any system olaufvtd by these s-ople in this matter, and 1 was led to observe charno teriatics of soil nnd toiKigraiiby which ac companied the occurrence of a camp site among tlie Indians. After minutely describing h'n ootirReof training in this re-pis-t. and showing how, even 111 plowed lieMs, tracea of former human occupation bad been (lis- coverisl, l'rofif,sor Cu.shitig referred to the livo or six years ho had lived with tlio Zunis, and said that tuo narration of his experiences and discoveries had ia in terested n New I.'tightr.il lady named Jl.a. Hemingway that tlwoi'-aniifd tho Hem in.Tway SotilhwcstiTri Ethnological cx rcditiori tocnivy on tho lino of iiM ex plorations, nnd t!ii;5 hl to tlio riivovery of IO? Mmvtr. "A imiiilK-? o.' ll!,o ciMinds." con tinned t.ia H..-a!i,--:-. lutppor.ed fo r.iet t my f,azp, nr.t! liaMcn away r.ni'.ev the n-cRjiiito frrtt I tnv? ttmnistalfablo sirn9 01 an nixn :i2 Jra.iflrc vill.t'rc. Art rc mr.i!:s fiT.-.nx'it.i of jittery r.nd other prcitiirvit.es mwiTiT similar to t!ic.s. 1011m 111 ur.i wera discoveied. Aflc tvtoval fet: of r. TC3v.it inn hai Iks 11 m.ilo t!:o w.tih o; vcnlablo city moro than it'.rco r.n.oi ii; j,-i)i,i weio laid hue. trvm Ci'(ii:ri,ot:3 nmilo from all thn biiv lO'jiidingj i corcluiied that t.'io newly uiccnveint city ivm allots twenty times at . t a " nn Ni:;a 04 tnr mndeni Z.ir.11. I he nrc hi. frctitro way l:n characterircd ai coiii. pca-d c tera cou.".. 'ii'iity-ti;r-9 blcrl.'.i of hcni hava already Ur: tspavntei!. Tho rapmlalioa of Zimi b.'in;7 l.GO!) mux, thn: ot IS licertcj may bo r-;tiiaall v.i th.it alionft tic-vcn cent m a . 1 ,i0o, when i'wMaban- uonc;t. ilia njor.S inJcxsf.iiv;: charict.-?. i.tio which p.-oved th;:i tho city had bmu ovot-.v lu lined by n Biicreasioti nf earth. ;ieeiil'.T.'it;r:i hav ti.o r.wr.6 ' v.r:. 1- atlhohottom. f.inil:t Leen. olservnl ".r.vin: quakca ia Mexico. "On account of tin r.;'.i!ilrr.? "n rf tj cata-sli-opho tho inhabitant! I.atl t:.i iii. o to l-emovn r. wngio nrticb, and, t',tc:r lore, ail Hint could w:t istr.nil tivir.Ti.t I'nleaa Vim lluva tlio tilft. Tothe ijuestion, how to write, I should kiv 0011 i wnio at ait, unless you am lire you nave tlie gilt, winch is (iod given, Ixirn with you, and can no more lie made to order than can a tasto for music when one has 110 ear for it. lMft think you can write Uvaitso you are fond of reading atoriea mid devour everything which comes in your wav, or because you think yourself as rapabie as your friend, who has achieved a siicci-ss you fain would emulate. You must hare the ide-tl world in you and alaiut um You must j-aily H familiar with' tho Imaginary (ssiple you are to make re.d, and who, if you are real yourself, will come to you alis ping and waking, at day davn and suiim-i, ami I.ning n.j"r ahadowy hands on yours will hold you fast until you titiL-lo to vour lii,..,.r in- and ran no more kis-p front writing than the bird can keep from sinmg when tho dew ia on the grass and the morning is t oa in-suesi. 11 yu have never ex- terienceil una glow of enthusiasm, if you have no imagination and a iv taking up -....ok ma ;ou woum nny oiii(-r liiisiness. lavausu you think it will pav, r Vou want lame and money, don't try to im.-, tor 11 you uo 11 win U- stille.1 and minaturai.-.Mary J. Holmes ',.. 1 01 k Mail and Kxprens. kaadu.t by thr Bir, n..i j - . . U.IH-.! Bliwuilsl M tlto itUw, ,.,, (, me saw mms r .Maine. It ia put up in neat half cord inuiagen covered wuh bur Ia. A powerful hydraulic pr.-si u-ssl to press the Ikiekages. and thn ,-ntue supply is aldpi.l i lli,,,,, ., jH used by the att.s-t car comjuniis. for l.sl (ling for .orsi. A isi.no,, f it ia n.s for lacking. Thec..t of traiis,iation is reduced al. mt one balf by the Wnlmu prut. Iex,vt tnjasMhesiindiist of u toe mms in tlie iiortliH,!, ,,, lmd uiairu i utlliiisl in th,, uuv I, f, ,u, ikls;I),ni(x-rat. Ilt-lla Wvre Inveiitril In 41N1. The invention of Mis is nttrihuteil 10 1 animus, iiisiinp of ,,1,,, j c'tain paiua, about nm. 'I'l,, wm, t,.st Ust() III cliui'clies as it defense against thun der ami lightning. They were llrM hillig 111 Knglanil, at t'i-. l.-in.l abbey in UI.V 111 the KleventhVeiitui'V ami later It was the custom to baptize them 111 churches before they wen- um'U. 1 li- curlew Ih II was established 111 liHWiiml discontinued in lino, men were appointed in bmdon in l.l.K! t.i ring the bells at nigh, and cry, lake euro of your lire and candle, be . .""ii-ioiu ionic poiu-iiuil prav for the dead." Ihe intrisluction of a new steam-power machine for making embroideries threat ens to revolutionize one of the most im Itorlunt manufacturing industries of Swizerland. The Ministers of Finance of Aostria and I itngary have opened negotiations with the Kothm-hi ds to iirr.ii,..,, f... . iniinense su.ply of gold, to !, used in providing II Hi. .1 , f (ine-llfthof the lO.OdO.ikid families in rrance have no children a. have only one child, and of those who have as many as seven children the number is only 2:iO,tHH). The Czar has instructed the Mayor of Moscow to nureliiise u om.o.io.. ..1'... 1 fr the famine aullerers, ami ii the spee nlators hold the price high, the Minor is uii-onerisi 10 oniifCHto tlie grain. Negotiations for the introduction of .e Ainenci 11 typeoi Ireiglit cars upon me .Mi.nami railway, l.ndon, have come to a sudden atop in isinse,ueiice of the .-...r 11 01 inn ouiciats ol that line to per nut their running, 1-1... 1,.. . . inenussiaii government some time go passed a law that peasants from the famishing districts traveling in search ol . ..T,o, iii-iii annum tie entitled to a coi slderable reduction (alKmt ,Hr amt of the railroad fares. lie- I101IV, 11.. ii ... mis. iiouania . urtiv ni . 1 1 anil endow an imp osing materiiitr home 11 1.011U011 ior me neiie tit of tl,,,-.. 11 whom poverty or misfortune compels o seek such a retreat. For this purnose lr long. I iM-rlrn, lir,.,,,,,, Tliere are ...mo ,,-rv r uikal.let about dn-ain. In thelii-M -l.i.,-ih. mice as n-al as nulii v. 1 1. iali down stairs in dreams! you must have ols. n , 'ri.mv 1h.11 l.dlnii; down stairs when ,m areaw.il... . ,. , Oiat yim don't hav- tl... I,rm , mir 't ,,m "' "M'-rieiHtt of faihtif down .tan, in a. I., a. 1 ,ss.,. thing awful.- l Uid U r. niigs ale ol .,- If Joll h ave t a is a min i generation of itnii I 11nn1c1viul '.' I ol... ...Ill .. . 1 ' '"to 0111 1IOSI- in s piaee 111 tne , . .:"""'" n tenain sum year v to produce ilenll. w"u'1"""' "as heretofore exiM.i.de.1 vniei lltlllllieillS. Artliin i. l:i..,i,,.u, t,a n,My All electrician, writ in .1... mm 01 ei.-ctrnity onii,,, Iminau 1 any s mat just wtiat tal. iiiiiiati nrir.iiiisin is'iii an electric current m-i-iiis to lu. it. . .inc. .1 ....! I.. ..... . . . I L'... :. . ........-.....,,,,,.,, lmi,, in,, j,,,. ruiuenee Hiuoniiting to ,2,000 in the '" s iioMiiieeii c.incerniiig " V . "llllll,'"aca Mining Coin- it is thatwiienab-mg sullers death !,"-v '.'"''via have ls-en committed bv fronuleetn,. s.k s ,,lmM.UVMlf the cashmi's assistant. Dnmv. In the internal rupture nr cm,.,m,, ',,,m ,1.,. IM ,',r W of December he disappeared gas .- vaisir.-Xew 7." '", r ""r-'tixte.l ;!,(HH) worth ol heck in ratiaiua. Advertiser. .1 llm-tor'a MUlakr. traveling do, to.- in Tennessee ht be bad !iscove,s..l .... ... " 11 ",n 111 pivv, nt a ,.,., Ulki t.;lU, ikJidliesolda.iiiaili-f the p,vv,.iiv a fanner forfltl. T , loses of ,t killed the man ston-dea.l, and the doe tor is now trying to ,,,, ,, .,,,. pie that In- meant well, but smiply madeainisUke, as cum the best ,v-. Mc.aiis are prone to. -liel,,t r',, A tlllHI; MlaoxllanaoiK Nails !aae quotations; iron. .1. steel, I.'I.IKI; wire. HXfill IMT be liai.N Itar, 3'ac per pound. Sikki, lo'Yc per Mund. Tix I. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime qual ity, $S.(H)i,8.50 per Isix ; for crosses, $2 extra per box; roofing, 14x21), prime 'inality, ti.75 a-r box ; I. C. coke platea, 14x20, prune quality, $7.75 per Iwx. l.KAii IV iier iKiund; liar, tS'Bc. S01.11KH la'.otltl.'gc per pound, ac cording to grade. Shot l.85 per Back. IIOHHKSIIOKB Jo. Navai. SroitKB Oakum, $5 per bale rosin, $4 SOtifft.iH) per 280 xunds; tar, Stockholm, $I2.0J; Carolina, $7.00 per barrel ; pitch, Jti.OO per barrel ; turpen- iinn, ihic per gauon 111 carload lots. Ilutna, Wool mill Unpa. lliima Dry hiiles, selected prime, 7 ifK1; l, c less for culla; green, selected over 6,1 pounds. 4o; under 65 pounds, 3c; "'l' pens, Boon wool, ;i0(f60c; mo diuin, liOctSlle; loKi tKV-(.f$l.25; ahear hngs, UK.t2tK.-; tallow, good to choice, 3 diH'itC is-r iiouiid. Wooii Willaiuette Valley, 17i?19c. Knstern Oregon. 10tl7c per pound, according to condition and age. lloi-s Nominal; lUtif likj per (wind. Tha Mt AUrknt. Hkkk Live 3nioc ; dressetl, Bat 7c. Mitton Live, alieared, 4iyr,4V; dressed, 8c, lions Live, 4V(i'5c; dressed, fi'c. Vkai, l(rf!H; per pound. p-mokki) MK.vrs hastern ham, llfl Ui ; other varieties, 12!ci breakfast itacon. ll(12c: Bides. nt..i,f un . smoked Paeon, II liOi lP.,c per pound One of tlie main causes of the me- I ..; V'''J "'r'" nW ' vailimr ,,w i,ri,-,.M for ti.u .i... " '- ""'" .- "7 -c'.u on ,:ill', of cattie is the unwillingness 01 our pen p,e to buy the less desirable cuts. We ail want loins and ribs in this conntrv. The well-to-do have theirs cut out of , 1 beet, and the masses get steaks and roasts irom tho Texniis and rangers and half bit natives, leaving the shoulders and plates and ehniiks.etc. to be uoi lti.,1 i' time aro scattered nboiL an In ibul- oil by ihe alatight.-rera as best they can tiw- u". 'ch an aiicieiiS jaiv, miil.i .0,,, at iionoiis prices. nen our cooks "u a-.es. 111" I3t:?r inincirs. vi' 1 1 u- ....... u .....no i-iio uisocs iroiit me in- iiiiiiuK-T our.uu oir, 110 on, tn; trtimt! m -i-iiur uunioiis 01 our Jeeves w ai uiev .e 1 ..1 . r u. ...c.i .11. ui.nu iiKt'icsLinir nisTovers' was products and less grumbhni; alum low madn." rj.irl fhr. ler-tom.- .1.. l,r u. I.i, ll.o ,i .... ,1... 1 1 .. ' . ' ""I- I'",, u.tl , ... liwn, noiterv 111 lion inn ,.nr v n-nlni. ,.n ..,.1.1!,. ..1 lr ami .M,lllre. 4" - . . , i a a;)',)ai(.-miy aril. Tl.n l,i . , 11 . i'.v.i.uSu iii i iMitu:iiiir.)i un. or iuti niiy ui Mirii:ilt BirilW lltO tl.-lllli-li i in., ... 1 .. niBoioe id 10 ieeti 11 10 me caltie. hut on exterior ii:nl iiift W 1" to U'ri the .uni, Z it i-uiiii-o he ii.vii fmii, th , on.l ..!.- . Laud Couioun.l, liniioc; pure, 10 V Ctll'V; Oregon, 10'v(.!tl21vc per pound. lta anil ltaKitlnc. Hurlaps. 8-o.. 40-inch, net esal. eu.- burlaps, lil'B-oz., 40-inch, net cash, 7c; itirlaps, 12-o., 45-inch, net cash, 7V; burlaps, lti-or... U0-inch. Uc: burlans .2i). 01.. 7ii-inch, liic. Wheat bags, Calcutta. x.ii, spot, He; three-bushel oat bags, Centals (a.Hsmd Imn.l bags), 8c. a couple of th tli.wtrt It a reportod that SiKnor Criapl. Premier pi Italy, -.ill in,; ltl. marrk this apring at Frilricl..rnb.. Aa iT th iulin' rnon far a nun, hr. k,r,',b wcnt "-Chancllr dayi ago. Cnapi'i win li famoui, and II lti.-w (nr. "You aren't going un en ,in Mi..r.. I . ... I ' 1 li-llllll K-sl Olio of yoii,Miieimhoiit toth. r tu the oth, r nli-lit. "N'. I Iiiivb drawn ell. "lhdn't uu hk ihtii-irlr "Oh, yes." "CM man olJ.s-t f" "Oh, un. Il a t(i L-.xxl " "llortf "Ilir.tt over f i f ., . anotiicr an, never .viv-i.l .1..11 1 .. , mi,... ' 'u j... nun a jjn-l "ill u,,. I'nsaL A Kussisn athlete, M. Valowsk, having made a bet that be would cover th,. dia anee bemeen It.irdeauxand A.,go,,!eine there a,,,HMl-k, on foot, a total distant-; of 1 5 miles , twenty-four hours, ac (VHiplished the double journey in forty minutes less than the at,p!t, . time" tbua winning wager of 2.000 franca Hie hnglish K gistrartieneral'a an- lalu,r ll,l,',ff Oude. It is whitesilk, nual reiHirt ol births. .1, ml, ,i embitiidercd with in arls ami enieml.la niigea in 1!0 (issued on the last dav of "'e sticks of gol.land ivory, it with small I.Tll ) stiowa tloii il... l.l-.i. ..... , .-. 1 1-til,;. .n.l .1 ... . . .. . "ii 1 'i rate 111 Unit 1 " ' ""' loonoj-rama ill uinuiolKIS. Nllaami'a Tarratrlas and t ana. Christine Nilsson's two txtaaiona am taintitry and fans. Must of tho former she has picked up for herself, and she nas aonie rare and beautiful bits; but the fans are ma tly gifts. One of ihem was given to her m St. IVtersbiug by a Rus- wan prince, and is a copy of the fanioua all ol the straw that is raised in very nicely as a ration wtieti fed with other food, and the animals seem to rel iah the mixture, lint the practical piint m oom iuii me surplus straw be con verted into manure'.' ltedding with t-traw ia the most natural way, and it is a question that should de mand more study and experiment. Straw is line lor bedding, ami in very cold weather it keeps tlie horses and animals warm and ci.miortable. It la the beH conductor of beat that we have and the very beat bedding for absorbing the iiqiims 01 ine stable!?, i he liquids often milium tne oesi part 01 tne aniinai s manure, and to tave all such urine is a great advance. Not a few stables are s, arranged that the urine is conducted by nn.o-is.o inrge vhib or cisterns, where It is all saved lor future use. If left, in these vats long, the violent fermentation which follows will lose a great deal of its vauie to tlie owner. V lien it is absorbed uy nie siraw it, is preserved in a manner that no other method can equal. It is better than when mixed with the solid manure, for even in this case quite a fermentation will soon set in. But there is another side to the question. Ine liquid lor. es decomposition in the straw, ami prepares it lor manure. This is re ally the best way to prepare the straw for manure next to that of feeding it 10 tne animals. 1 lie straw that is tram pled under foot ia partly prepared foi decomposition, and it should be nlaced so that the annuals can-tear it to piecee. I'lcs will do tlou ll,,.r.,,,,.l,l ,. r- v(,pt,, r, ro(-cv:ill 11 corn aim oats are mixed in the mass i-eiuiiiig me piga with it ia likely to cause tin in to catch cold and catarrh Hut they can Ih) allowed to run over ami root into the straw pile at will, and no narm win result. It this is allowed K go on ail through the winter, consider able of the straw will be converted into good nianuie belore springtime. The .aiiie ot this is Immense. It is a great -living to ine son and to tlie pocket book Mixing the tine straw with mink ol. 'shied from the Kit torn of gome pond n nioiner gooa way 01 converting it ranid iy into manure, lint the muck hear would need frequent stiirimr. and thi requites labor. ... Il.tlltV M1TKS. ."f.llii'i-iliin that tho inhabitarta of In Jlnortia v. oro the ancttftora of tiie Z1111L1, Thrso lirn.. I found, whilo liv.nir wi.;i t'o Ii-tter leo lo, woit; not rau ixl r,cc;t'.,r.tl :. and IKKi-eiiod a dor;) m;-niiii!;;. i eisilc.ivored to learn tho iiiirr.anl? art of making pottiry, for tho women alwayj mako it. and while sittin;; ainonff tht-ni inoldiiif,- Gomo clay, I commenced to whUio softly. Tho "women ro-sr- in horror and e:;claiined : Child! child!' I was amazed, but an old woman led me oiadc and iwU: 'You must never whistlo or 1 -,r.t; or make nr? sou-id thnt would aw.-ure an ecno m lue canvon while mak ing pottc-ry, loi- u' yi ii do tho voico will go cut whilo it ii bu.-iiin-- .royj ,v,t. w-ry .ii craci;. All SAvnges. I found, la-li.-ved ll.nl everything that has moliotT, heal or sound of itself must have life. The Zuiiis have observed that whenever a vessel l,i-..Lu Military llnl lu fenropa, Eurojieiin civilization foduy a im. on the I b'ii that war is not only lllilient Isiasibility. but U probubilitv and a great class In every c.nii,trv 1." j W-en triiliiod to look ntioii b.K,1(.d I ding as its proper vocation. ' pries are reserved for soldiers; hoi,,, fame, position nnd the inuiiare'hf.lV( go to the sun. of Mnrs. The uiihtury budget t-xccfils. ninny ti ovP it exceed, the apiriipriatinns for pnhjj,, instriietii.il. Tlie Milury uf a colonel jj eariii-d by but few professors, -j-j , cost uf tin- p'.w.h-r and shut w.it,., j i;iiro' lietweeii liny dawn nnd ,iik would ir.ilinl.y pay t. running e,. pen', of nil her pllliCc huspital,. each giiverinneiit. wlielher it Is- contj. tutioiinl (ir niitis-ratic. the iirmy ,,1V with Until, lie said tn direct li-L'islatioi.' for the li-gislaturi-s. willingly or uuwill'. Ingly. vote the ii)iriiiri.iliiiim ,1 ,,,,.1 ed by the war department. Kven if 11 legislatllie dares toque. tion or protest it is quickly frighten,., Into acquiescing by nil iilarining report from the minister fur war. Thus tin military chiss eontr ils goveriinient, m,, has laws passed tn suit itself, and pr,.. vents nil iitti-mpts to cur iluwii or , abolish its power. It intiinidati-h tl, state not hs really, tlioiigh le.ssoH-idv, than the I'l-etoriiin guard ititiiuidate.i old H'Miio. Kings ami ministers do j. deed assure the public that they chieiK- eudeavur aiul desire to nreservH ih-ih..." but in the lieu breath tlicy call for larger funds mid mure recruits. Kaisers linvt mid kissenelKithei oii Imth clie.-!.- They extol the sweetness of brotherly 1 . iove, tuey mretid eacli oilier s t-raml Hi" ivers. nnd then they increase tin- ganisoiis along their n-sN-ctive froa tiers. Aslriinge liiethoil. this, for lis tifying to their peaceal.le in t-i it i. i 1 1 ! William It. Thayer in Forum. Mow Sliniciviill .liirk.ini Ki-pt Siiiii,i. The religion ol Stonewall Jackson is an enigma, to iiiariy "who stil ly the life of the great soldier, while to others it is a seorn aiul it derision. To those who seek a subject for caricature, the cetitricities in which he carried s e things to nn evtrcuiH furnish pl.-ntv of material for their small wit. Sm-i, was his rigid olwrvaiieu ()f Hie S d,. bath. Not only did In- refrain from ull worldly occupations on that dav I.,. would not even write a letter, nor read one if ho received it. even tinned, it was from her who was to lie his wile He was sure that it would k...m U the next day, and meaii thc pleasure of antieipa- sw.Hitliess till while he liad tii ill. Nay, more, he would not post it let ter 011 Saturday, let it .should travel on Sunday. Due execution, however liewusconip;'llo; to make. Sometime he had to light a battle on that holv day; but that he looked num. s work of liecossitv," if not of "mercy;" and then ho would keep Monday! So scrupulous w.-ts he not to defraud the Lord of his jut due that ho would sometimes keep two or three days run ning to balance, the aceinint ! Rev. II Field, 1). in Harpers. M lli.li.er. Honor unit tlucl.r... A Hastings street 111,111. not classically educated, sent his b,,y oil to college mid the youn man wrote home about his studies, his living mid so on. mi l the proud father was telling a friend about it on the street the other dav. "Ihat boy of mine is a corker, I tell you. lie said enthusiastically. He's uwny nt college, isn't her" queried the friend. ( ''Yes, he is, and he is doing tiptop, (tot a letter from him yesterday, ami he's right in the swim. ' lies studying Horace and Iloiuer, he says, and he wants to know if he shall take up al gebra." 'And what did you tell him to do.'" ".Nothing yet; 1 wanted to sec you about it first." Then confidentially: "You see you are better iKt,-,l tl,.,..' I - 1 ....... or nei omes useless, in other words when am on these points, and I .. .. ,,.,! . i. .1 a : 1 ... . . . .. I . . .. -. "" 1' .r " - ' lnmK' 'lf'ally advice. I've heard of Homer and Hor- tney ace, but III is 1 aroeil if I L-, ...... ...1... during ine burning process, and think a vessel is imitative like the echo. riiriiiennore, iiu-y Hunk when a vessel is put on tne inn that it sings, and they be lieve that the vague ex istcnivtlim- .ril-., ,n the vessels has suiuethim; to do 'wnl. tl, giHW qualities of the I.kiiI taken from tin in. nicy would not let me whistle la cause thev U-lieve the s.,nml ,.r ..... 1 . ., , ." -J e ..mm rmer ineciav and break it when it was subjected to heat. These ideas cive a more rational usavt to thesiiN-rstitious leeiini; ine sivairea I'eiiehes and idols. 1 supiKis,sl there were no 7nni rni., t-si 01 ine center or Arizona, but h.-m iniieii uirtiier in that direction than 1 conniever nave linagiiied. 1 found till marvelous city of the dead. The 7,,,,,', consider uieir lioiisi holils us entities and bv 11 lKltllt'ill ('t'lliSi tif lii'tvi itiin.p tlx. a iave Iks ii led to U tit v,. that th,.l.- I,..,,.... hold articles should take their place ",,u,t' ' ' g.sis. in,. Quills concel 111,11 ol III.- soul IS Verv pnri,i...i If ij Algebra is. lo ytjn think we omdit to lie studying him with rlie rest of them;" ine friend cuutiously irave itistnie- tionsand the young man will probably lie .studvin-r Al-rel ii-n 11k,. l.. I' ree Press. ar tow ai ds their The Llulit That Kailr.l T.-..,,,rrll,C The electric ear was full and 11 ree- tain young man Wlus fore,-,! t si. ....it,. close to the voim.r ... 1 ".'.11 ,1, ,hiu Ili.S with him, and this was all verv iim-oe. ahle to him. Vy'lien tl the railroad hndge on entering Hallo well from Augusta it js ..istiu...-irv t.. pull down the trolley, and b tl... ei-Ur.. hig the lumps, a lt conseouence. c. out. What tin (iDnbrtm... t;..,..i rv...u , ...i.e. liners went the trolley hack to the overhead wire, the lamps gtmye,! ,.,. ,,! ,. the passengers got tl-ir eves IIIIIIHI ro tin- cliangii. t,f li.d.r itf :,. su.Hjs.sl ihat the priests , .f heredity have! time to '-' '" Hp- "f that vouii" man neieoin a.wer over 1 beir own I aim Woman tr ued tn,-H... --.'.wv.a,- also sou!: bv wliieh year was. i..s p,.r i,mH v ng and wa the lowest for tifty years. .The Justices, of the queen'a Bench Di vision of the Highl'outt of Justu-e at l-ondon hae quashed the convie i,, f the members of the Salvation A mix at KaBtts.uriie, who in November last were found guilty of unlawful assembly. The researches for precedents in Kng land that w mid enable Pri...- . ..T. iimrrp lv 1 11.. 1 . . . . 111 - mi x ine i.mprss hugcniegavelicra f;ui that once bclongisl to Mine. Dubarrv, and was painted by Houcher, the wrought jvarl sticks of which are studded with tur quoise. Tlio Venetians gave her a fan of hiker filigree and the most exquisite of old Venetian point lace. An Indian prince, the Thakore of Morvi, who heard her sing and saw her fans, added to. ceiitly tko most splendid and costly in llisrrr IMn.-eaa Xta.. I...... .1 . .1 ...l.l n...: . . v. fa... 1) .. .. Vi "is'iose-t tne i "lion, v-oms-uon, m tlie mini of a ,( I . t .i . ,,U,,Ynl,,"t fvent ImndUxl one, incnirted with gems, ol the death of her uiir.,.i....i - , ...1 ..... . , .. . rrinivsanmstw.il v . 1 ...r " t "M "' V . "V' u ,'1 "'""T pr SW"us i" i"s. father k,,.,. "nr ""1H five years U-fore W- A.pnonae m 1. of Spain. thou:l, .till Tha Tu... o.. oi.l tu I 1.4 o. Ib.wofun th rx.rMB uux ud 1-lte.l to any UolWul, tum-leM .httr. And U I ,"t, u0" '' "") "iXm g.Tao uld ,. '" Jouri"a " u"t u TWt, uuay nuui , j , ,al M n.1. u ,.'r.-r- - v ""T OK tl W1.? ,,il""-Mhy written- proUhlv the almrteat life that ever vet huditaell recor.l.Hlin Iwok. The 'an thora of thia piece f n,y. bioplv are Jn. .n.1 Mary Aro!,l-K,s. er The title ol the book is " Iirn . King." The Newfoundland government is preying th, imH.Hal K0V,.rni, IwVK; lK.nof,h Ir oriental birds. him Ion Iafe, Hla liana SaJ 111. Llf. A aUiry is relat.sl f the i-.-l.-br.it.l grammarian, I'rbaiu Domergne, who jhad an alxx-ess on his throat, which ( broke in tit of piston with which he : fell en his physician for committing a olecisra in grammar. -American Notes i and Qneri'A. hen a cow is two years old awrinklt begins to form at the base of her horns. At uiree years this wrinkle is lullv de veloped. When she is five rears old an oilier will torm, mid alter that one will come each year. Thus her age can Ik Known. A feed i eg experiment at the Maim agricultural station t-howa that it cost- otityftia year more to feed a I.LVO pound llnlstein (siw than to feed a !m' pound Jersey ; but this bv no means de termines the relative vain? of the twe animals. .1 . ... v ream him mint can tie churned in. wether, but it taaee longer, and the hot ter will not come evenly. It is a cos:lv method, and should not be practiced. If cream is cnuriietl iK-jore the projitr time, it will nt be of perfect flavor, and more lime win ta required torl.urn the cream enaliles lliein on great oc ca-ions to s. Kirale ihcir souls from their deatii thev do not i.suii r saeriliee. like ni-iliiinr .aimner, IkhIks, nnd at any ceremonial mortals." San Fiancw-n r'.va r Tl,.l,l,'... ing couple were very t r,v '..if the car at tho next strc.r t D:.t...v J . .... (i..-i., ournal. ) Miiin 11, 1,1 ,,r i.i.Muii,,,,. pnjsiciaii .livlan-s that our a,l... cational svsleins overl,,k il. f..,. .!,. the main Held .,f . din aiion j, n. ncrvoua system. A coiiipreheiish,. vtim ,,f pllVslllal Oil Ilea 1 1 llee.-:ov f.,r .1,., (levelolillli-lil ,.( atellt l.ov.r u, .1,.,, uiouglit. ih-ire and will -hall take the lorm oi aeiion. t lucago Tiiii.k. 'irtnart seen Heihn has a built bv the citv and niaintaiii.sl lltai.ono. T.shnical hi-h sclnsil, al a i.m of fl.SOo.Oiio, at :iu annual cord of There is nolbin- in III'.-that slioa tnore stealthily than an oia.rtimttv. b t'lirrr Slgiift, tHiiue signs of the raili alsnit town: '(.ents Pants Fxelusiveiy ;;8uitsTu,',ie,l to llefy T ,(.tion Ihe Nobbiest 1'ant in .1.. 4K." ; " Neat Things in Confines nn.i vt. "Fits, a Specialty."--Vtw -.i. mercial AdvcrtLser. t Krpt llrr Word. 1 ? f. .. . . i . v.,.-,. ii-iipi you say j-,aI xr.,,ln-t marry the best man in the worfc marked (iazzam to bis w ife t..sir '.. W..II I . 't'-v- i uuiii , snniipcu Ur r-tin ll:irr..r (faz- At Ih. Om.l.r. Mie Dear, what do you think of all i .it i , . "-,' w no nirtner -u you uuuk oi a .'Ll"-i,"r-U,p'" hi t-SAA ", ,r,T. u'v I t'".',U? I.h. " MrrJ 00 tomtom- colors March tuiuu u is ail spitaffy. Not Snllrd. Tounj IVife (looking through Mttagel TCell, about tho ks-niion, mrl Landlord-Perfectly lieaitlir, nuidaiu. Ill guaranty tlut. Young U ifo Oh. that will oeTr do Oorge-tb.it K oiy tiutiidu a doctor, you kaow. AluiiA-y a U'n-kly. He trrw th Lino. Tho assernhk-d g-,iou in the drawing iwm bear Tommy1! rou-e (mtside, aj this ia wtut bam vi: "l dont cars if thr t ruaipany. 1 wont Poriflr the BLOOD. Cnre rnCTiPiTiov ivnii-rs-.. ILIOFSSESS. LITER C0HPLtlTs. s I r c it r xVrn r not DISORDERED STOIiClI. . oa uom iM Utnume HAMBLSUTCA u pul p in YELLOW WRAPPERS i hD(NQTOl l OO. Aonrrt, jH rKutcttoo. 4tJ ALL OBCChSIHTt AID 4