The Eugene City guard., April 21, 1894, Image 3

a woTiirns orpnon.
ATULKTK.
Take no Substitute for
Royaf Baking: Powdei
It f3 Absolutely Pure.
e
AU ethrs contain alum or ammonia.
Artist null Aulnr.
A critir, who wan rwi iitly asked to
drill.! (ho line between art!! ami ama
teur, stated Uiat nil aimiteur'a aUeU-lics
arere lal'n 1 and fliiiahed np to invite
f;lvirnli!u rrltii-isui, whilo the artist's
ii.tt l wore broad and unfinished,
itii'"K '""'' tl'nM'lf only.
Could" not tlio 'dividing lino m Utter
j, tin' H The um.niut uf time p-iit un
atki't'h nfti-n 1 j iicU upon oijxitlu
0itv. Willi the time i not fH-rditl flsf
li'. r one quite alilo to sketch In the
t,.lt, nwst rapid stylo mny ir f r to
eoorinnd jiriliie a iU-ttire, trusting
to tlio inspiration of the pp-seiit rutht-r
tjau of the future, and to vision tntlier
U,in memory. If something greater la
to bo miWqtifntly developed from the
work, it will le no him suggi-sUvs be
cause C)f ita finished I'harartcr.
It may not be vary to define tlio divid
ing lino l twc n artlMs and amateurs,
but it U i-ay to point out a will mo
nize.1 olio that U idt ntiral with it the
one that I drawn between uets and
nit re writer of vers. Art Auiatmr.
Th IMght Kind.
Tlio following itory, told of the late
Senator Stunf.iril. is characteristic uf the
mau. Ho slwuy 11 cheerful giver.
lut I'n ft rnd jmying for work to imp
tvmg bia iupw. Ono day ho found a
dilapidated t ali on tlio avenue, with a
balf ilad man ui'n tlio scat. "Why are
yutj atiiiiding luro in tlio cold?" "I
Brtit VaiiNi I'ai got too habby.
iir." iaid the man. "Do you believe
that Iiitmj could carry mo to the capi
tol?" iiKjuired Stanford. "Yea. air."
"Try it. then," wa the rcpoti. And
all that winter tlio mau 'vho owned the
linot hor in Amerlea jogged along
behind thii ruMy M'l. That there waa
a chaiigo i: that KHir driver's fortnnea
by the spring ever) Itsly kuuw. Uatn a
Horn.
.v .-!,
M.lO llmite.
Ono rent a does.
Tt ia flnltl rn a a-uarsntee be all dniev
r1 'l. It pure I-iripient Consumption
end it the bout CouvU ami Croup I'uro.
Vou Sliiver
and says I'm taking cold."
But you shiver because your
system Is weak and cannot
resist outside Influences.
Scott's
Emulsion
the Cream or Cod-liver Oil
and hypophosphites will
clotho your bones with
solid flesh and build you
up so you won't take cold
easily. Physicians, tho world
over, endorse It.
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bl people with the best results. It
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AN Al'IOX MIU.U'LK.
AN ACT OF HEROISM IS FOL
LOWED BY DIRE RESULTS.
r.doard lloanrlljr Hatva a l.lfa Almual
al III Coal i.f Ilia Ova - After Year
of ttufTrrlBl Ha la llralorrd lo llrallh
-Ilia (Mory aa Ti.lil lu HrM.r1er of
lha Auliurn llullrlln.
Aul.ii'li (N. V I llulli'llD )
It in on rtvoril that tin a chilly April
day, a few yean aco, an cik'ht-year-tiM
Ikiv ell into the F.ant river at th foot of
Hunt Ki(litti atn et, New York, ami hen
all t'trrt to refine him hail failed,
Klwanl iKiniiellv, at riak of his own
life, pliuitfe.1 into the water ami, when
hiiiiM-ll nearly exliaiiHtel. avel the hoy
from ilrowninit. It w a humane ami
M-K-rarrihViiiK leetl, ami reivivfl ilf
ervel iviiimeiiilation in all the news
impera. There is a Mattel to this aiviilent, how
ever, hifli tlmn far has not lieen ilf
hhlie.1. It in to the elleet that iKmnellv
was paralvzel as a rei-nlt of the coM
pluiijie ami came near ilvinit. Aulmrii
H-iile have known the family, his wife
leiiif Ainamla (irantinan ami his tinier
Mrs. S. ll. t'orry of '.'1 Moravia Ktreet.
(onnelly hunwelf ileatTiU'S the rewue
aii'l the rexiilt :
" I was iteneral foreman of the K. A.
Muljirew w Mill, (not ol Kighth street,
New York, on the Kat river. It was on
the -Mth of April, lKM'.l, that the ! fell
in to the river ami 1 r'M'uel him from
drowning. At that time I was in the
Mater so long that I wan taken with a
deathly lii 1 1 . and nm Uvaine so stif
fened up and weak that 1 could neither
work nor walk. For some time I was
under treatment of lr. tieorire MclKui
aid, who said 1 had locomotor ataxia,
lie tinallv gave me up, and on the 1st of
June, lH!i2, my wife ami I came up to
Aiihurn.
"When the diix ae Ilrnt came ti hii
me the nuiiilineaa iH-gnn ill inr Iiih-Id,
ami wmiii tlie whole ol liotli mv Ut-t -came
allecte I. There was a cold finding
su nwn the small of my hack and down
wards, ami a iw of suremws and a
tight preMUre on thechet. The nuiiih
licua grudilallv extendiNl up hoth le's
and into the lower part of my Iwly. I
felt thut death was creeping up to my
vitals. I flill taking the medicine
('it wan iodide of Hitaxiinn,' "Hid hi
wife), and was U-ing ruliUd ami having
plasters put all over my body, hut with
no lenelit,
"lsent to the ('has. II. Sagar t'om
pany, the (xipulur Aiihurn druggials and
cheniiHls, at lull ami 111 tieneaee street,
and got three Imixcs of lr. Williams'
l'iuk l'ills for 1'ale I'eoplu ami hegan tak
ing them. In three weeks' lime I was
so improved that from leing helpless, I
was aide to help inyw'f ami to gi t up
and go to work, ami to walk every day
from No. 74 Walnut treet, wlieie I then
lived, to Osborne's New Twine Factory,
feymo.ir ami lottage street more than
mile where I was then employed, but
all the while I was taking l'iuk ('ill.
Then lr. I'alchen of Wisconsin, an
uncle of my wife, who waa here oil a
visit, began to oo-hoo at mo for taking
l'iuk Fills, and tinallv persuaded me to
stop taking them ami let him treat me.
When he returned to the West he left a
prescription with lr. Ilvatt of Auburn,
who also treated me. lint their treat
ment did me no good, ami after a w bile
the old trouble returned and I was get
ting had Sfain. Then I began to take
l'ink Fills; have taken them ever since:
am taking them now; have taken in all
near I v twenty boxes at an entire cost of
leu than llli (my other treatment cost
me a pile of money), and again 1 am
well and able to work.
"If I waa able, I would at my own
exneiiat. iniblish the virtues of lr. Will
iams' l'iuk Fill to the whole world, and
especially in New York city, where 1 am
much lietter known than 1 am here."
Ir. Williams' Fink Fills for Fale Feo
plewithout doubt mark the lieginningof
more healthful era. They were first
coiuound(d by an eminent practitioner
and used as a prescription for many
years in general practice with almost in
credible success. Thev are now given to
the public as an unfailing bhssl builder
anil nerve restorer, curing all forms of
weakness arising from a watery condi
tion of the blood or shattered nerves,
two fruitful causes of almost every ill
that flesh is heir to. These pills are also
a specific for the troubles ei uliar to fe
males, such as suppressions, all forms of
weakness, chronic coiistipatiou, U-aring
down pains, etc.. and in the ease of men
will give speelv relief and elfect a Im
manent cure in all cam arising from
mental worrv, overwork or exeease of
whatever nature. The pili are sold by
all dealer, or w ill lie sent ot-paid on
receipt of price (50 cents a Iwx, or six
lixes for 2.6t thev are never sold in
bulk or bvthe 100) by addressing I'r.
Williams' "Medicine Co., hchencctady,
X. Y.
Ilia Uallfloa.
John Field, tho piunist, waan Irish
man who studied with an Italian.
Clements, and lived in Russia. He
loved champagne and washed hia own
clothes. When he waa dying, some one
ent for a priest, who went to hi bed
sidonnd whispered. "Are you a Cath
olic or Fn.testant?" The dying man
revived sufficiently to sih out: "Nei
ther. I am a pianist." and immediate
ly expired. Philadelphia Press.
The mt expensive royal regalia in
the world are thi of the maharajab of
Daroda, India. First cornea a g-ifgeona
collar containing 60 diamonds, ar
ranged in five rows, somo aa large as
walnuts. Tup and Isittorn rows of
emerald f equal site relieve tie luster
of the diaumniU.
Chief Ot.in. th orang-outang from
the Javanese village in the Midway.
taj arrtveii ai iue i nuauei)uia v.
Otan is uw;J o first class Java coffee.
A cup pre d bim from the eating
station at A It'Kina ws declined. Otan
knows railroad coffee.
Durai is an rxi-ell-nt washing pow
djr. The vn men i f Belgium and IIol
land are noted fur their anowy linen.
Tbeyntain this d.sir.d P-sult by the
of borax baaiUul to 10 gsJlixi of
water.
OWIQCINS' BANKINQ METHODS.
Wot a fopalar la Indlaae aa Taar Wsra
Q I rain 1.11a.
Mr. 7.1mrt Dwiftlns. who is now ucr
bail at Kowlrr. tint.. I'hsrk-eil with rmdr.
Sling th (iiuda i( ids liH-al ln . liuiiaoi
th nunirnma Nalailmna if tlnani't who
cnii to grief iliiring llir whic of Ul sum-
B rr. 'JwlfKiiia brgsu Lib fliiaiirlal carve
in Oxford, Sni., whrr his first enterprise
JIMIil iwii;r.ia.
waa th nrgiiniiuti ion of Die Cunimrrrinl
bstik. After rtnlihliiiig Hint eimcrrn his
tin-troric cnurae U tui thnuiKh a iiinnhrr
of luiliniia towna, ami lis aiiiilml x
sioii or control of a vrr.talilri hsiu of banks
ttinitiitliotit Die state. Thru he wrnt In
Chirago, where, with tliraidof utlirra, lie
nM-linl the Columbia National bank, letter
lie obtained a firm luM nn other bniik in
I milium, winch fed the Chicago iiititut!nn.
Througliiiiit the ll.ier Stute tbe rnj.til
Ity with which Dniggins had rix-n in the
World was a source uf rndlew talk, and
every one marveled at Ilia siieeeaa. this
and all gladly placed their hard earned
saving in the ante lnr conivrn of t lie
new bniikitig geiiliia, 1 lii ilk in a man w ho
could ascend to t he heights nf a pretili-iic)
III ChiiHUo luiliking circles niuat liulenl lie
a financial heavy wrinht.
The blind fait b of the Indiana people in
Dwlggtna' ability sm shown when Uie
state banking depart mint claimed to have
(liacorrrnl faulta in hia tiirthialaand warn
ed the shareholders of his balika. ltut
those most vitally Inti r.trl arrnied to
have more coiilliteiier iu Ilwiggiua than In
Ihe state depart meiit. w hne olHcera could
not reach the "N'ajMileon," aa the state
Iwiiking law a W ere loo narrow. Some of
the atiH'kholdrra who rrftiacd to take mil ice
of official declarations agaiut llniggins
know more than they iliil theu. since they
have had to uty some liberal ajwaaiuniia
on their stock.
hen he organ itn hia chain of Imlinus
hank, Uwigxina went lotowna that olTerrd
favorable opMirtiiiiities for o;eiiliig Imnks
aud lutcreMed reaidenta of Influence, and
they took part iu the ruterpriaea. ll iaaald
by state banking ilc mrtiurtit officials that
theae banUa were capitalized at from t:'.
t"J to Ml.lltal em h, but wereoMTatei mi Ihe
money of draHitora; that they i re at first
niamigeil aa private coiuvnia. but whet
well cuili!iliii Dwiggius reorgimiml the
Imnka, Mild Ihe alia k and giiveiioleaforthr
shnns he n 'tinned for himelf.
Another of Dwiuuina' eoneeptions wiu
the I'nitedMatea Iamh and TruM coninn
of Oxfonl, w hich waa aiipMneilly colihi-cli d
w ith hia "ayateiu." It w aa capitaliod at
I1.1KI.IMI, but Ihe state ilepiirtineiit called
thecapital "apparent." Dwigutn rliiillicil
the iiidoraenieiit of Senator Miernmn fot
hi trim coinpativ and said that Julia I),
ltockefeller had olTenil to buy f l.uwi.UU ol
Its IhiiicU as an iiiveatineiit.
.imrl went up like a rocket and came
down like t lie stick. He waa ouatid from
hi throne of fame and hovrd through t he
slough of Ignominy, all l-catie one of I'u
cle ham'a Imlik examiner thought fit lo
impure Into hi banking nn llnl. Fmieals
availed naught. There w aan't euntigh nimi
ey to carry on buainea. and the Columbir
National liank rvmaliiedcloartl. Theiicainf
the iathetir anle of the story. Iluinlrei
of hardworking ludiatiati had thrir last
dollar In I)n iuuiu' couniry banks, and one
by one theae concern went to the wall. Iu
Chicago two or three small concerns went
down w ith the Columbia.
"LONG LIVE THE COMMUNE!"
A C'rjr Wlilrh Ktartled and Knracrd lat
I'rearh Chamber of lieputlra.
The lncreae of anarchist outragea in Pari
seems to threaten a reign of terror in tin
Freud) capital, a condition which I likely
to test the reaiurce of the government and
the courage nf the bourgeois. Significant
of ths prevailing apiril of unreal was a re
cent scene In the chamber of deputies.
During a debate on the arreala of anarch
BtTHrvnlrnnlolTlo"vlvr.LAHllMlrKEr,
til THE UltNtll IHAMDKIIor ll I tTliS.
Ista M. Thivrier. a 8ociallt Ijtls.r deputy
who always wears a bloiiae in token of hia
allegiance lo the worklngmen, Juineil up
and alios ted. "Ing live the commune:"
A wild seen of diaorder followed, and
there were loud cries of "Kxpel him!" M.
Thivrier refuaed to withdraw the wnnla,
and a niollon for hi rxpulaiou was rarrhd
As he refiiM-d to leave he rhaiiila-r ths
president uieiiiled th aitting for half an
hour and ordered thechaniU-r to lai lianiL
Thivrier and his friends refuaing to leave,
the former wa ejitteil by the military.
After the adjournment the proceedings
Were of a niol diaunlerly nature, rnea of
Murderer:" C'onuntinarda:" being free
ly uttered.
M. Thivrier la a wealthy wli.e merchant,
hut he coinea legitimately by hia a) inpnthy
with the working people. It began hen.
at the ae nf li. he went to wotk In Ihecintl
mine uf Cotuinentry. He laleiretl a) years
iu the mine and then turned hi attention
to vinramwing and w nieinaking. In which
tuaineaa he ipm kl ainuei a fortune. It
heru a drputj three or four year.
llld ina Thlag.
"Yes, the trilie rlerieil him king, and as
soon they elected bim they aa.d 'llsil,
king" "
"And what did t do when tbey said
Hail, kli.gr "
"lis iniroel.alely Ugan lo rigo."-N"w
York I'reaa.
Ths I'laea lo (.- 0
"How hsv you mansil to acrt-sso
.J . L ,..UI.,fatt" anl TlB
pPJIUUUU aM" -
lop of a pl.iloaopl.ical w nier.
I "liy aclo aaaxiatinn witbrVl a eoo
sunt study of women," replied saraol,
Poca.
CD
KATIE COT STRUCK ON THt STAGE.
Arrah. Mrs. Hran. no wan.ll.er Ot'ss erytat
Ti, il.r..n !.: ui'h. hs in av lala.
Uw kin l! ba ai.r whin lU'na s rmla Jrsr
rrnfr
Alu'itf o' me biff itaiiu'l'thrr Kale?
Mar, u.a a ay .n- la a. I in la fatrlr dlithrsrtln:
et.a rU4 lit Uie tValtlcal rkv.
Aa "Mm a ..u, a ul ler, Ihrra'a no luin aid bar
em. a Katie gi athruik on ll slase.
HI r' t the t iaylrr (III nil.luli.-lit or lalan
Ciinie home a.il a liitlati 1mSiii laau;
She m) tie 'a a "u" In au i-ra) triN.p
I'l.at ilat la ll.'in aura 111 Uuli'l knnar.
!!' t i tier thai ) ! ah will t a aoubrslts,
Tl.ou.'ll ll.a (' .llt-eu la nut yet av aw.
She ill i-e an a- tur- (U'te l'ili ma rhara kler
Mn. a kalle (ul athriW'k oil lh laa-e.
(Irh, niiUMl)- ktina-a hnw hs uara 111 etothrs
A-lliAklli I l.iiii Ir.to rtiuaiiu.
Ki 111 meriilii t 11 n.ht me ir hnuae la a ail.t
W ui hrr a.-eiie mmiiii 111 ail th namia.
Ibr (!. rr'a nid tirltrltr aha rut an
alll.-tiea
Ti'.'rt lirrailf up loik a -paee.
Ci to, murtl.er, liiiiu pagra! 1 liry drlueaout
raa'.!!. Hut alia aa) It'a athnylena th alag.
Khsat liarea ire In death w Id the scene from
.VI .1. tai l Ii,"
Wh.11 or to atttirr e-enln toahleep.
ter thin alie r.uure waialn and awfully talkln.
Till lh l.l..iui ni la kl;n ilu creep.
tt niakra am h S Kilhrr id III "g!iot uf Ul
fntlier.'
And Irlla me, "Avaunt. quit her aoliihtr
I'ntil. aainta preare ua. 1 ilu i ttint i.arvou.
()i caii't aile'i a wink all Ilia ntuglit.
(he aayaalie will Mi. In ths very from line
And .laiit-a in lit caiciuin'a xtare.
Ii.Ip ail tl.e mil la aut In I lie tu..lln a.lrd Mar
ThO"lk-tl t l.elr "IH-r.IV irlawea III alhare.
She a) her lu'W lu'lit I "cleauout m filit,"
Ami thai alie alii I "all Hi rai:r."
All Ihe Kirla itiuur a.lr) ar daneina' tha1Uay
Mm-a Katie gil alhrtli k on tha slaa?.
h satire rn awar wld an nray bouftayi
lint thrai.il. i III KaUtliaa-al.
Il ik Itry nil I lia.t aarl f..r the rlnl
To pay lo r way home ti.tw, that Ihruel
But tl.i. I the i..r child, ahe la wr(uctly wild;
Ol l ink i will tmy me a ca'e
And ha k her up In It lid tli.il blluld nilnul
Whin Kat le i;ru alck av ttie lKe.
-UlUar.l lluleoiubiu H111T4I0 Elplraa.
A M(lit I rliht.
With one fearful, tearing wrench I awoke
from sweet liucoiiaclouaiii as lu a Sena of
painful alert tie.
1 liiteiu-l, but could hear nothing. There
wa a heavy, sudden atiiluea lot he air that
prc)d upaiii my brain like the (nines of a
drug, ll iM-ciucd as tliouh the silence it
self w aa deafening.
I half rime from my 1ml and listened
again brent lileaa. Mill the antiie awful
ouirt, aa t bough the machinery of the whole
Ulilvrrae had crax-d woralng. I looked
slowly around the riMiin lu the falut sun
light, ll wan my mom, hut how changed:
1 could not tell what the change waa. I
Only knew that aotne an fill inetauiorphuai
had given every objivl viaible the appear
ance of deut b abaolute deal hi
Had the world etitue loan end? Or was
It simply I who wa dead? No, this was
nnl death, not my death, for 1 could feel
now the bit rating thmbof my owu heart.
The st ill itea nf cverjlhiiig bream more
appalling, more terrible from the fact that
I knew not w hat it wnuor w hence It came.
I tried to shriek for help.
Not a Bound would leave my lip!
Another moment and I ahould go mad, If
ah, what n thought: if 1 were not moil
already. Tbi. then, waa the meaning uf ll
all. I was) mini:
With a midden leap I sprang Into the
middle of t he room and fazed alsiut to meet
what might iu my mad ne come lu me.
Then 1 kiw what catiM-d the horrible
hallucination. The solemn stillneaa, the
strange quiet, the ghn-tly lonelineaa, were
all explained. Three joyoiia, hnaty step,
a few ipiick turn of Ihe wriat, and all was
righted. W ith liuhteneil heart, my brain
free from t be nverw hrluilng strulu, I wrut
back to latl relieved and happy.
Myclotk hadlopK-d. New York World.
Hard to Wear.
Aunt Fanny was reading lo the children.
The czar of Ituulu had la-en threatened
with aaaawi nation. .She explained the sit
uation, telling tln-ni why ll was that a
great emperor must live ill conatant dread
of such a fate, making a Utile patrlotlo
serin. hi in fuvnrnf the man who was "drat
lu the heart of his countrymen" and end
ing with the quotation, "L'ntaay lies ths
head that wear a crow n."
"Oh, Aunt Kntiuy, do they sleep In'riuf"
exclaimed sx-vernl of the children at once
Detroit Free I'reaa.
Thrifty llavlre.
"Hello. Kiljonlanl Ileen buying a new
overcoat?"
"No, Don't give it away, Kliadbolt, but
It's my old chinchilla. 1 paid a barlier W
cents to run his clippers over It." Chicago
Tribune.
The Sua.
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vyi,;
few
Ll, 11
"I'r'' '
v
He Then what did yoo marry m forf
Hhs Mamma figure! ll up at lbs tlm
and said It was for about a million and a
bAK-Life.
A soay.
Th music reaaed; ths curtain rue;
1 did not bred tha play.
Bui gaced upun her lovely face
Mia aatt two arats sway.
Iter cbawk Ilk tinted appl bluom,
lier telh Ilka gleaming paaria.
Her e ea aa blua aa aurumar salaa,
A weavith of golden curls.
And aa I vai-d upon her far
Titer came a l..k of pain.
Like ctoinly phadow o'er tha land
It paaaa.1. ilien cams asala.
I aaw the trarilnii In her eye.
Th roe Hi.l fa,la away.
And tbat fair cheek grow dralhJy peie
la apaiei-hlaaa as-oiif.
Sh tamed and tio. hd hr aacurt1 am
Then alowly went aaay.
My l.eavrt bral la-l villi aympalan
I did not bred ll,e (lay.
U a relumed ail iw.k hU aaati
I f aal In great aurprlaa.
11 read tbueil 1 would oak
llaali f lula Uiy ravrr )
And aa lh mualr d,ed sway
Ilia 111-" Una al.aacr buret
"ly al-ier', fret ar t,uo.ber flee.
Her aiioe are number fo.ir.s
- Ikatua Globe.
Ila knew.
In a school the other day the teacher.
while examining cl-a la history, put tig
question, "Who al present occupies the
hlglieot poeitionin lintaint"
"J'leaae. air." said a lulls fellow gleeful
lr "the man that tei: the weoXberoaU
tQ o' Heo Nevi."-1 .1 li.ta.
Ihllna(pby.
'Wimmln."s:d Mr OroSaa,"UmolKbt
atnallar lo wan way."
"An fwat'a thut-' Inquired Mr. Ifogaa.
"No matt tier how ii.mny a tairn yoq
git arqiiaii.te-1 wid. they're all allk la bela
different froio wan anoiiiar " l"dlftrrrlla
I Jouxiiai- . . . 1
Mr. I. A. I.vforit. rmiirietree oft
" Ihe llollywissl," lid Turk street, r-sn I
Y imiriso. mi a; "I am alwolutely
sii.sil at the great g-ssl t alderwissl s ;
l.hcmiialim lure did mv daughter I
run...... Miewa atlln ted in her le-t
and ankle, with ii.tUimnatorv rheuinau
, .ill... . i . .
li-i... and l i t . crutches I" gel
nl.mt. My latiillv pbvan iun treat.sl her
lor several weeks, but the girl grew
worse, and mi I aetit si' to the ollicc of
Caldcrwiaal's Klietliiiatisin Cure, on the
.inner ol Market and rniirth street, ami
UI a rseliger .nine buck with three"" aliu.t Tii.ianiaueoii. reiiei. an. ineir
I- ,i . I ii . . i. -i i i i treiinlheuin- Hiaer la remarkalile. In
la.tlle. ,.f t he ie.n.-.ly. win, I, she U-gsn rjUM,lf k
using, and ladore the medicine wa gone ..ii .... ,,.. ... , . ..,., ,. .,,
she bud thrown away her crutches, and
i now sound ami well.'
I'llltelOrd fork.
C.midi r.ibb' ii., I innv lietnn made
of the lu-wlv inlrri.iu.i-il I ri lii h article
to wliii ll th-' li:iin of euhirilie lias lain
given. Tin' s.tli-t..!ni ini.hists of put-
veried cork i.f ' i IT- rent d gmscf tine-
ni-M, k.i.i i. it iiiip.'ilpiibb'. tine, medi
um innl coar-M-, tin, pulverization la-nig
cllecti d 1 y very Minplo me. in, audi as
ll hnllotital gl ilidstotie. Among theae
tho nn ilium Hw b rs bavo f, r s.une
tnim Ueti einiiliiyed in tho French navy
nml by van, .ii navigation comiMiiii.-s
for painting tho sli.i t iron nnd pnsti-
tiotH. f tlio IIIM.ll ..f Vl-aat I. Thoeffet't
of such mating is said to ! to consider
nl.Iv iliniini ll tl.e mt.d.ictibillly of the
shut inn mid tlio vibrations si tin
pleiiKimt mIii, Ii n r, prodtiii-d ns stain as
tlnH.'ii In'o.iih a little rough. Another
uaii for thix cork Niwd. r is in th
preparation of a stilotum-e culled lle
gitie, which consist of the powder
mixed with line planter in the propor
tion of nlaiiit t -r cent. This liegiue
coiiixitioii i I u r mil out in all hnpca
nnd sizes and i stntcd to I specially
useful n a rote-tion alike from beat
or cold, or for piirtitions, roof, lofts,
ceilings nnd routings of all descrip
tions; u!so us put king for boilers, ice
liotisis, miiservatoiies, covering for
rngims, sti am pija-s, nnd siiuil.tr uses
in short, for tlio largo miiuU-r of
caw wl.ero it is dcairnhlo to maintain
an equal tnniH rature. New YorkSuu.
rilra So Tl.lrk lliey I'ul Oat tha l.lfkU.
About I) o'cliK'k Tuesday night iluttle
mountain was infested with a cloud of
tiny the that drifted into the saloon on
Front street in myriad, in many in
stance darkening the nanus and putting
out the light. When the -xt had
passed iiway it was found that the top
of the lauiis were covered an inch and
half deep and the lump chimneys
choked, ll would aps-ar that these
minute Hie were attracted by the lights
in the saloon, and in counties millions
perished. Central Nevadan.
Tim ronst iKK-f of old Kngliuid, it ap
penrs from tlio ivort nf a inlnliiitt uf
tho liouo of lords, is apt to be best
when it is Allieticuti raised.
The men in the Caucnnian settlement
in Ninth Africa uutiiuiiila r the wom.t,
by 10 to I, and spinsters are rare.
TIIK t OMI'l l:HIN OK A t'HINr.sK
I not yellnwer Ihan Ihet of an uiifurtnnate In
llli,lil..l alinse llrer eoinplaint haa aasumed
111 ehrollle lirm Hie ejebailaol Ihe alilTi-rer
assume a sutTrnii hue, there if dell pln III the
leKion of the iirrini affrele.1, Ihe lonene la
na..-l, I r-alh aour, a ek heS'laehes uaually hill
Ii. .1 alMata i iiur, and tlleie la eiuiietlliiae 1 1 a I
lie. en arising tr.ilu a altltn- N-aliire. Ci.nsil.
ptl...l Hll.l d)sMtwl are also alleltdallla id lilts
ery eiuiitii.tii allni. nl, alwaa In lis aKirvlri
form, 111, le to lil.--. atfM-.-a.a el Ihe ller.
wlilrh are very dainrerous. Iliatleller'a Moniarli
llllier alu.llv era.llral.-N I., a well aa Ihe
1 utilities fompHraie,! ttli it and whlrh It orlic
inales. In ehllla and lever, a eiiliiilalllt whieli
ala,i ylel.ls tu Ihe III Iters, me liter la aerl
oiisly Itirohed. Ttiia hue alterative tonie re
lli.oea eos,reii-aa and I diKi-stloll, rheuuiatle.
uervouh ami khlney ir mhle and dehll ty.
The suiter I ., aliaorlied In hia hnhhy thslli
gelleraliy Osliea with lalle, hrealh.
WATKK MIITOK.
One Tuerk Water Motor, new, that will
develop from lu to l.Vhorae power; can be
hwl al a saerilire by awldreaslng
i'AI.MS 1 RST,
Portland, Or.
Pa RnsmellnsNtovs rVillah: oo dnsi, nn assail.
T!u-
SMALL BUT EFFECTIVC,
Wa the little Monitor that met tb Merrt
mao at HampOin ibavls. Ho too are lr.
J'leree'a l'leaaant I'elk-ta, effia-tlve In oonouee
tug the enemy dlaeaae. lien you tas
pill It s an ima-irtaiit point to Lav them
small provided they have equal strength
and eflleacy. You find what yn want In
tbeae little liver pill of Dr. I'ierc. They're
put up In a ltter way, and they art In a
Utter way, tlian the huge old faaliioned pill.
What you want when you're "all out of
ara-ta" grunipv, thick -headed and take a
gloomy view of life. I tbeae Pellets to clear
up your srsl.-m and start your liver Into
healthful ai tn m. hick Headache, Hlllou
Headache., Consiiwtlon, Iudigeatlon, bilious
Attack, and all ilerangemeiita of lbs liver,
tonuv-h and laiwels, are prevented, relieved.
anl cured, put up in era led glaat vtala, and
always freab and reliable.
Jam Wit i.uhI'haio. Kaj.. of Owirortoarn,
Kv.,my: "My wife thluk your UtlM 'l'
luts am the initial pills miU"
4 mi
T.JACOBS OIL BE?
PAINS AND ACMES.
DROP
7s C. i
j.
"DON'T BORROW TROUBLE." BUY
SAPOLIO
mmimm
a T I
Hardware and Builders' Supplies.
2B9 WASHINGTON ST., PORTLAND, OREGON.
gjO Cut ILU aUrertiaaotent oat, m4 mdJ it wLea joa writ.
On and all bear wltne lo Alkaci'i
Poboi s 1'h.tis a invaluable for lhlr
bl,.,alM n
. IllhinK,n ,. ..i.leilo trainer al
... , ,. ., . . v t .....
rinceion t oi:rge, 1 riuceloii, N. J., say:
' I . ferallv. to have pure
nd llnple rr unit lee on hand In raae ul
,, rul.r., ,., ,.. c..da. rheu-
,,.,, r. Mirtly alter entering upon
mv iiroleaamti I diacotered audi a reined r
in itii". ' rnsm I'l !. I tne.1
other planters. I ul found llieni too ha rati
irriiatine. Ai uni a roaors I't.sTia
. ne ranalde of unite severe eierci. In
" iTint " snd ' d. stance " r o-ra and jiimp
l.iK the lunacies or tendona in the lea-a and
feet aouiei.iiie weaken. I lua can Invaria
bly I relieve. by cutting Ihe plaster lu
narrow atrip, ao a to r i ve free motion, ami
apply'tlla on lllUelea albi'te.l."
(lkM.aTU'a I'll M rectify the accretion.
Aft ITIall hO UIHatM Hx l f
llii r it. Kiit M'tvfi-I) lit kr I I
kiltl flr thr
h tUiur.
rmiitht, i oltll a.D'1
fttir tliroftt
lliroftt iurlilv
JlSH'tih Will at tH yiMlftf lnt.il, 1-tll h WtMll.t '
ttr.rl bM Utmlf I iHinri miumii, j
lit unit: itr lUMMi Nf ton r -t
aic it ii i ii x r sr i Mi- m i in.
At mi-frtirv will ttiM-lv .1i'ir,.v lh teu nf
nirlt mill r.irni'lfti i tlrs.titfr ilu urtxlr r-uin
hni nnrrlin it ihritnih Iht tittttoiia iirfu-ti
rm tt tirtlr.fw litniltt lift rr tiMt r.r pi nil
irtsMrif'iii lr'ii nniiti'l ti ii'iai', ih
Inniattf' Hi. ttllt il.t la Irl.l ti fit Id Ns )Tiil
t ii ta.ii .It-rl lrin lli. tn Hakt Cstlarrh
I tins titaaiiuUt turrtl by V J t hi-itrv A -, l
lisltt, 1 1 , rsMi.ktlt Int hirrrtirr, stint t Iftlirli lu
Irrtinl.T , wiiitc iriil iiu tits 1Unn1
titnittii iirliiiN-fj ol thr wtrni, ti Im Ihk Hall
t Mietrrh Ctirr I turt )nu gii .he v- it til tij. It t
M.ll illtrHlal.l)' Kllil tlisulf til 1 iflil, Htll, lJT
K J ht-M. v . l o I t IIiiiwIUs.Ib fr-r.
bo IU f dniKitt-u, t ci, 7 ceiiU tr
IkU.
Tt Oimmia fur brMtafaUl.
k -a i
5
KXOWLEDGR
Ilrinpi comfort nnd itnprorement ami
lend to personal clijo) nielit when
rightly usi-d. The ninny, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
V expenditure, by more promptly
idupting the world's last products to
the need of phyical Is ing, will attest
lie value to health of the pure liquid
nxutive principles cinbruivd in tho
remedy, Svrup of Fig.
Il excellence is due to it presenting;
in the form most acceptable and pleas
a it to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial pnisTties uf a -rfcct lax
ative : cllccluiilly cleansing, the system,
ili-ia-lling cold, hcsiliu'lies and fever
ami Nrmanl-iitly curing coiitipation.
It has given satisfaction lo millions and
met with the approval nf the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Ikiwels without wenk
ctiitiR them and it is rfectly free from
every nbjertionalilo sulietutice.
Hyrup of Fig is for sale by all ilrug
gista in ,'nlc ami 1 ladlle, but it is inun
ufactureil by the California Fig tyrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the niime, Syrup of Fig,
and Ix-ing well informed, you will uot
accept any sulwlitute if otlt-red.
KUEi T ra
svrar (m-cahiov,
wiia
BUKim FSWiEI
Manulssmrsd by CLOeaKT a UKValU, rur
land, urssoav
Free by IVia.il
us raee.pt of u a IsnLLaa
A Whole Garden.
IM n mail vno nur llluatraied CataJiariM wslek
willlell aim alias-nil II. Mimaet NaeH aart Plant
)n. iHlrwiaal Hall Mnraerr Ce l. fil nana.H.1
ntraet, naa r'rauciaea, nalecied need s a (wc tally.
INSIST
0
UAVINO
Till
Belling, Packing and Ho, Boots and
Shoes, Rubber and Oil Clothing,
Druggists' Rubber Goods,
iSI-ViCTCSID ST
Goodyear Rubber Co,
TS sad f riral at., rortlaud. Or.
Writ lor eataliaju rs.
W. P. t TT No fetO-. F. V. r Sn f17
IT
If YOl K ai'HINKHd lOU MrT FAY.
CblrkD or easily and ueoassfulli
raised by sain ths Petaluma In
oubatora and Brooders, our II
luslraled calalisfu tt-oa ail about It.
s
WEST
(loo t buy any bat ths Petalusaa II yoe waul aironf , Tlioroua rhlrla
We ara reriflr I oaal Haad'iuariera for Hone and l I., Tan u Uara, Mark
era, IWa.ka, I apouulri Tnola, foaiiiati., FIimhI' Kmip t'ure, M.rrla
puuliry Cure, I re.aioa.iiie the ff real rhw tu-ilre killer and every otbsi
artlelo reaulren by pimitry raiaar. Sea Ilia mai hlne la operation al
our rililim a lib the ,urwalk oirlrb farm. Midwinter fair, hau hint
oatrlriieo aod ail kinde "f ra-sa. Caiai.syiie free: If ya waal II, writ
to us. PETALUMA. INCUBATOR to,
7: 7arf 754 T. Malu au.a.1. I v latum a, Cal.
ti; r.HFAPPn in thr PNn.
GALVANIZED
WIRE NETTING,
tt, SO, . 4 aad 7t laekea Wide,
1 CENT SQUIRE FOOT.
O. B.STUBBS,
4t-
my mm)
Only a Scar Remains
Scrofula Cured -Blood Purified by
Hood's Saraaparllla.
-C. I 11,10.1 A Co., Uiartl, Mass.)
- It It wltk nleaaoi that I send a testimonial '
nuiretnint wliat lloai baraaparllla bsadoee
tr siy dtiitbter. It I a wooderful raedlcla
.d 1 rannot reramaeud II V kif bly. aana,
uo U fourteen yeai old, ha beau
AfTllcted With Scrofula
rTrrtlnre th waa ous year old. for year
Ii baa bad a runuttif or oo en ld oil ker
fa.-. We trlr.larrry remedy reeommtdd, bat
ni'ibl.i did her any rnl until w nannsat
usiiia ll.aMt'aaarsai-ariiia. Mr married Sauahusr
a ltlard UM lo Ilea UJW1 Saraepatllia I
Hood'sCurcs
It had r ii red her nf dyiperiala. Hh had been
tnmhlrd a lira H al rooi,lallil tlnee ehildbaat,
ami aide bar eure alia baa never beea without a
U'ltlaol ll,al Sarsarllla ID th house. M
rommellied llvltiff It to he'al aSaait oo yea
a(u, oud II baa eu,Urrd ll. rauuluf aura.
Only Soar Remaining
as s tea re ol Ihe drradfal dlaeaas. Pravlona to
taking Hi medtetit her e.eaight waaafleetad
but now ahe ran eee eerfertiy. Is enotwetLie
with llissi i Haraair.ii we ka'a need
Xrceiabl I'llla. and Bd them th beat ' Mm.
Uaaia l.alrns. Xaola, lliiuols. Cat Hood'a
Hood's PHI ear nausea, sick headache,
iDdlfssiloe, Mltooane. Sold by all drurtttUk
Rladder, rrlnary and Llrer Disease, Drossy
Orate! sod Ulabsla rs cured by
HUNT'S REMEDY
THI BIST KIONIY
AND uvu miDicim.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cure BrliMt Dlaeaae, Reteatloa or M a -rale
nil od el trine, rlu la tk Mack, tola et
aids.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cores Intern pa ranee, Hereoea Dlasatss, Oenera
Debility, remal Heat naa and kician.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures nitlniuness, lleadaehe. Jaundice. Boar
Stomach, DyipPla, CouslliaiUoa aud f Uas.
HUNT'S REMEDY
( T AT ON' it ea th atldmeys, I. leer
end Newels, retorlnf Ibam lo a asallhy so
linn, snd 1 HlSahn all othr Btodirlnoi
fall. Hundred hers bean ssred who hsee beea
(Iran up lo die by Irleod sad physician.
fMII.U at V ALL DRIiiillSTS.
DOCTOR
THE GREAT CURE
-roav-
INDIGESTION
-AWO-
CONSTIPATION.
Reulatcr of tbs ler and KM ns js
-k ricmo roE-
Scrsfola, Rbcomitlsm.
Salt Rbsca, Kj.nlgli
la. ill OttiirBlofd inJikUDlKun.
II H sotlllseearetnt all Ikoss salnral.delt
eats ratoplalnu and eoaspllealed trouble aad
eaineerammo saaeuf eur wlraa, asuibera
snd dausiiiera
1 h ff-l la Immeillate and lalln(. Tasaoa
three diaaaaot Da fssnsss aaaioT ukse dally
keeps tb blood eool, ths llrer and kidneys set
Irs, sod will entirely aredtrale from thsayaaatr
II trM-aa ol Kendal, Hall aheum. Of say oihe
lormot blniHt diaeaa.
No retlrlii eeer lnlmdueed In Ihl eouatr
haa msl with am h reedy ls, oer etreo uet
aulrereal aailafaeiina ebeoeTW asad aa that se
lla fasiis KsasnT.
Thlt reaiedr haa boee 0ad la toe boala
Ihro.iihnul ths old world Inr th past iweoiy
fir year as a atwlne tor the a bora Ilium
and 11 baa aod will eurswaoa all otaeff sn-eal le
rean.llea fall.
Sand lor pamphlet nf lastlavHilsIa from I Saw
who hae beau eared br I la oae. lraala a4
II al 1. to par hotue. iVr ll and be enaeiMeaa
for tale br
MACK & CO.,
0 and II Frnt St Fr
f "aj "w"eTm , IWIISBfJ rn
pr4 m h IVHtom. vmrf
r irntwr4, Tikt mm .
lit. b9 IdarsJ paprT ftsf (haul
ltr Snr Udltr Brvta (
glelemff Ms.
I SCneCiaOSsat,
V by email. Ptrtrtftr frw. YMt rs p( Ul Ims
pifsisn ( aUn mkm pnsJ. aJ $km
tCalifoniaO"
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