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D A BABY AND HER AGED MOTH'
f ER FROM A FIERY DEATH.
1 Hans ! Fir AUrm Mad Two
U, of Ketone When Dancer Wat
lit. Became Ilyaterlcnl aud Fainted.
4
allie Steru, a tall, dark haired girl
'J years, saved two lives the other
nt her horue, lu a tenement in East
rhtv-fifth street, New Yurk. Oue was
,ife almost speut that of her mother,
i jg pant HO una nuipiess iroin lutiuiu-
itury rheumatism, the other that of a
idi u haired child just learuiuR to talk
Snrteur SpoaUniitster, 18 mouths old,
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ij ( lie prmo nun yij vi tua uig time
0t. lillie ami her widowed mother live
the second 11 (XT, and on thotop floor,
mo OlUlits innniT up, live jeunnra
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ukimitcrl hia wife uud the buby,
I.jrteus". Tho mother hud just dressed
ti f child iu its pretty gown of white
u.utliuat 10 a. m., when TiJlio knocked
at t ho duor. She intcuded just a uioru
li cull to inquire about the little one,
rid, incidentally, to borrow a kitchen
otoiiii 1. IlurttuiFO showod her new gown,
n :d when the girl started down stairs
ciied to go with her.
VP'euxe, niumuia, p'ease," she plead
e l, and the mother nodded consent. Til
! 8 took the little one iu her arms, and
c'A Mrs. Stem showed her the pictures
lithe uioruiug paper. Tillie left her at
i is pleui-ing eutertuiuuieut when she
i wted for the grocery hard by.
lie swelled smoke when she reached
t' t foot of thestaira, The hall was filled
v, ith it, hot tiho thought it came from
t me careless neighbor's stove and went
u to the store. When she came buck,
i f caw the smoke coming in volumes
? m tho speaking tubes. The halls were
i Ifliug, and she screamed for the juu
i l, Churles Roeder. He came, but
i k1 purulyzed with fear, and Tillie
t raft him aside impatiently.
f Arouse the peoplol Tell them the
1 i8e is on fire I" were her orders.
81ie rau to Firft avenue and fell,
1 .If fuintiug, against the pout coutaiu
I g the alarm box. fc'he turned the ban
:. and then started back to the burn
i: g house, her mind filled with anxious
thoughts. Was her old mother safe? Had
t.' y saved little flortence?
The street before the bonne was crowd-
i '. with people when she got there. Ex
i 1 tenants rau to and fro, and among
: sin tlie spied Mrs. Spenkmuxter.
f Where is Horteuwf Is fho safe?"
f She is up stairs with mother," nu
! ud the girl, her pule fuco becoming
i m more blanched.
Instead of answering, the mother fell
! I (load faint.
Tl;e smoke was now pouring in dense
clouds from the open hallway. Tillie
glanced at tho mother's form being
diagged to a place of safety and with
hrf lips tightly compressed rushed iDto
the bail and to the stairs.
They saw her throw her gingham
apron over her head as she duxhod up
ud stood breathliss until, a minute
later, she came out through the smoke,
bearing the golden haired baby iu her
arms. She handed the. little one to a
neighbor and rushed bark.
"Mymcthert She must be saved I"
they heard her say.
The rooms were black with smoke.
"Mother! Wheroureyou? Comequick!"
she called. The old mother staggered
forward and leaned ou the girl's arm.
To return through the hall was impossi
ble, aud Mrs. Stern, helpless with rheu
matism, begged to be left to die.
Tillie threw open the window aud
ran over the fire excope to the apart
ment next door. The men were too ex
cited to listen to her. "Come help me to
got out my mother," she suid. "She
will sntTociite."
Oue of tho women was touched by the
appeal fc'ho forgot her four aud followed
Tillie back over the fire escape and into
th room where Mrs. Stern sut. Tbey
lifted her out of the wiudow into pure
alt and over the fire escape to safety.
After she had done all this the relapse
canie, and Tillie became hysterical uud
staggered iuto a chuir weuk aud limp.
the recovered after tho firemen hud ar
rived and put out the fire, and the ten
ant were restored to their water soaked
rooms. New York World,
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'Po yoirtninc nis cissing ner was so
much of a surprise as she says?" "1
tie. Why, she even forgot to scream."
iidlnnnpolis Journal.
PAIN
KILLER THI (1DI1T
Family Medicine of the Age.
I Taken Internally, It Cure
iPUnhoea, Cramp, and Pain in tha
, Stomach, Sore Throat, Sudden Cold,
gn, sc., &c
Used Externally, It Cures
Cnt, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sprains,
Toothache, Pain in the Face, Nen
gia, Rheumatism, F rotted Feet.
i,'11 tul U neh uboaaM
A, J?V!' rtMH Olmulk.
wh!St2 2' '" Pt- att ihoald b
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EOPHONE TRIALS.
An
Iotd11ob to CancantraU Banad In a
Tog.
The receut deluyi in the arrival of
oceuu steamers at the port of New York
and the detention of vessels on the great
lakes from fog will be obviuted when
the euphone, as its discoverer names it,
bus been brought into geueral use. The
discoverer, or inventor, is Frauk De la
Torre of Baltimore.
Professor Henry of the Smithsonian
institution and Admiral Walker 20 years
ago investigated, on behalf of the Unit
ed States government, the nature uud
cause of these curious areus, in which
fog siguu Is cannot be heard. They agreed
tlmf the distance of the signal bell or
whistle from the ship wus not a factor.
The direction of the wind and the den
aity of the atmosphere, especially the
vurying density of alternating strata of
air or fog, were found to exercise the
most positive influences. De lu Torre
was already making his experiments at
that time.
I asked Admiral Walker about the
eophone and its value to commerce.
"It is a device," said he, "which con
centrales uud intensifies sound so that
it can be board at a greater distance
than with the nuked ear and its source
located nioro quickly and exactly. It
gathers sounds iuto a sort of funnel uud
brings it directly to the ears. If it is
whut the inventor claims it to be, it
will suve not only a vast amonut of val
uahle time to steamers and sailing
ships, bnt much property and muny
lives as welL "
The United States lighthouse board is
making exhaustive tests of eophoues
ouh De lu Tone's and another designed
by Major Heap, U. S. N., intended to
be an improvement on the first.
EFFICACY OF PRAYER.
It Saved n Ship When Oil fpon tha Wa
ter! Was of No A tall.
A most remarkable story of saving an
ocean steamer by prayer was given out
when the Northern Pacific steamer Ta-
coina arrived from China and Japan the
other day. When 1,000 mi lea from Yo
kohaniu aud near tnidooeau, a "twister"
struck the vessel mid all but wrecked it.
The waves dashed over her, currying
away all the upper decks.
All control of the steamer wa lost,
and she went drifting about at the mer
cy of the big waves. Then she listed aud
the officers, losing hope, congregated in
the surgeon's cabiu aud united iu prayer.
Several hundred gallons of oil had been
cast upon the angry sea, but to no avail
Soou after the ofllcers joined in prayer
the storm subsided, the vessel righted it
self and the officers cleared away the
wreckage on deck and brought the
steamer safely into port. No one was
lost, and iu the official chronicle of the
buttle with the cyclone prepared by Sec
ond Ofilcer Smith, under direction of
Captain Crawford, divine Providence is
freely credited with saving the steamer
aud all on board.
LIVE TAPEWORM IN AN EGG.
II la Two luchea Long and Was Uiaeov
ered In Mount Vernon.
Dr. Johu Kuapp of Mount Vernon,
N. Y., has in his possession a tapeworm
3 inches long that was found in a hen's
egg by Mrs. Benjamin Sedgwick.
Dr. Kuapp insists that it is a genuine
tapeworm. He says the finding of such
an organism iu an egg is unprecedented,
and that it will suggest to bacteriologists
a new field for investigation.
Mrs. Sedgwick was breaking eggs iuto
a dish, when she noticed iu the albumen
something that moved. She wus at first
too much startled to look into the dish
a second time. Mrs. Sedgwick finally
determined to have the phenomenon in
vestigated, aud carried the broken eggs
to Dr. Kuapp. Dr. Kuapp at ouce said
that the live object wus beyond doubt a
tapeworm.
Dr. Knapp says be will report the
matter to prominent bacteriologists.
Very Odd.
How odd a thing is lovet
Or shall we call it by some other
name?
It mutters little, for by any other
name the result would be the same.
Here is Mrs. Frank Higgiusou, a Bos
ton heavy swell and well known in New
York society, running away with a Har
vard student, although she is full 40
years of uge aud the mother of four
children.
By Jove, but this thing we call love
is an awfully freakish thing I
Moreover, it seems thut a woman is
never safe from it, no matter what her
age or station or previous condition of
servitude. New York Recorder.
The New Inpreme Court Ja.tloe.
Many complimentary remarks rela
tive to Judge Peckbam have been mude
by persons acquainted with the family
of the distinguished jurist His father
and stepmother, it will be remembered,
perished on the ill fated steumer Ville
de Havre in the Atlantic years ago. As
illustrative of the high cuorage of the
elder Peckhum, which his sous are de
clared to have inherited, the story is
told that when the ship was known tc
le sinking, aud all hope had departed,
Judge Peckhum clasped bis wife iu his
arms and said, "My dear, if we must
die, let us die bravely. "New York
Times.
Ingenious Railway Invention.
J. L Allen, a telegraph operator at
Loretto, Ky., has invented a railroad
clock that is a marvel of ingenuity. It
regisleu each train as it passe aud the
time at which it passes, and an accom
panying device gives warning to incom
ing trains if another train has passed
the station within 15 minutes.
Tha Hoapltable Dardanelles.
This talk about the Dardanelles re
vives recollections of "The Almighty
Dollar." Mrs. Gilflory, returned from
Europe, was asked if the had seen the
Dardanelles. "Ob, yes," wss to! reply,
"W! dined with W'-Bt. Lonli
oablla.
MANY ARTICLES ON WHICH NO
tUTY IS PAID.
Bout Dear Friend on This Bid Wlehea
a Drcaa 1'attero or Bom Jcwelry-A
Careful Examination of All Articles
la an Impoaalbllltr.
Mania of Returning Tonrlata.
Most travelers, on returning from Eu
rope, have a mania for aud have very
few couscleutloua scruples against,
evading the payment of customs duties.
They bought some articles on the other
aide, not to sell, but to give away.
When they started away they were
D1SKUBARKI.no FltOWTHK STEAMER,
commissioned by various acquaintan
ces to make purchases a dozen pairs
of gloves for one, a diumoud pin for an
other, a collection of pipes for a third,
some small works of art for a fourth
and so ou. Under the strict Interpre
tation of the law these articles are du
tiable and should be "declared" to the
customs officers of New York as soon
as they come aboard down the bay.
But the policy of the travelers appear
to be, "Declare nothing unless It Is
separately packed and loo bulky to es
cane attention."
Perhaps the total value of the dutla
ble articles Is $100. The traveler puts
the small articles lu his pockets, diS'
tributes the others through his trunk
and valise and Is reasonably confident
that titer will not make a sufficient
showing to Interest the Inspector or ex
cite his suspicion. Is he a smuggler?
If so. then a majority of Americans
returning frin Europe are smugglers,
No one knows better than the liispec.
tors, however, that these small articles
are being brought In. The Inspectors
overlook their presence and seldom
make any trouble tinless the article Is
so large or so valuable that to pass it
would be a btosb neglect of duty, ir
a man has nvc minus nucq wuu num
Ins there may be a question aa to
whether all the garment! are his and
have already been worn. A traveler
with one or two ordinary steamer
truuks Is not an object of suspicion.
It ts not to be Inferred from this that
travelers are subject to no restrictions,
WAITI.NO TITRIR TUR3T.
or that an American may brlug In a
cartload of foreign goods with Impun
ity. It is true, however, that the Inspec
tion of baggage during the tremendous
rush following the arrival of an ocean
liner is not the ordeal that many per
sons Imagine, and that inspectors are
not ordinarily Incllued to be suspicious
aud proceed on the theory that every
returning American Is attempting to
cheat his own country. If they unload
ed every trunk and valise and cross
examined passengers as to every article
that might technically be called dutia
ble It would require a month to "clear"
all the baggage swung from the bold of
a mammoth steamer. The passenger
who unlocks bis trunk, removes the
tray and gives satisfactory answers
to a few questions Is not liable to hnve
trouble. Lifting one or two of the gar
ments and patting to see If anything
bulky Is hidden underneath usually
constitutes the "Inspect ion,"
CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTS,
Speaker need Will Appoint Two Commit.
teas to Conalder Them,
In view of the unusually large num
ber of oontested election cases to be
passed upon by the house of representa
tives Speaker Reed has decided to ap
poiut two committees to consider tbnm.
This is the first time In the bistoty of
congress that the number of coutests
reached the remarkably high figure of
8J. In the last congress there were
somewhat more thuu a dozen, and some
of tht m were not disposed of until near
the cle of the congress. The commit
tees on elections will be among tho first
appointed and will be instructed to
go to work and bring in their reports
without delay. It is the intention to
have all the contests disposed of during
the flrt session of the present congress.
In all the contests there is but one In
which a colond man is a contestant
That is the case of Murray versus Elliott,
from the Charleston district Murray
was the only colored member of the
last congress, and be hopes to be able to
unseat Represeutatve Elliott in bis
pending contest. Many of the coutest
auts make the fight for the f 2.600 ex
penses allowed to contestants, providing
they are unsuccessful, and it sometimes
occurs that the expenses of a contest are
not half that amount, but the contest
ant is thrifty enough to pet In bill for
tha antlr! amount Nsw York Son.
Theaa Animate Bank Next to Man as
Practical Knglneera.
The best, most skillful, and adroit en
gineers and practical mechanics upon
the face of the earth, next after mau,
are the beavers, whose Intelligence In
these directions is ouly equaled by their
providence In laying up stores agalust
the conveutlouul "rainy day."
It Is fairly proper to state that man
conceived his first Idea of water power
from the operations of these kings of
rodents. The latter were, of course,
headed off by man In the Invention of
water w heels aud other machinery and
appliances for the utilisation of the
power thus obtained, but man selects
a dam site for the same ruuson that the
beaver does viz.: That he may hold
the water and get out of It all he cud.
In other words, the beaver goes to
the trouble of felling trees, cuts them
Into blocks of from two to four feet lu
length, bears them to the water, sluks
them, plasters and packs them down
In mud, and raises the wall above high
water mark solely that It may bold and
DKAVIIIS AT WORK.
retain lu all seasons a sufficient quan
tity to enable It to live comfortably aud
enjoy a dally bath without paylug
taxes for the same,
There nevor was an aucluut setting
ben thut more ertlnaclousy clung to
Its nest after the eggs hud beeu re
moved ngalu and agalu thuu does the
beaver to Its work of building. Brutal
and Inconsiderate man may tear down
and destroy the work of Its hands, but
with the coming of night and the de
parture of the enemy It will proceed to
fell trees and to saw them Into proper
lengths for repair of damages with as
cheerful a heart as the well-worked
donkey turns homeward at dinner time.
The bcuver It not confined to North
America ouly, but Is also encountered
In northern parts of Europe and Asia;
yet has gained a firmer foothold on this
continent, or else Is more successful In
eludlpg the pertinacious search of re
morseless trapiH'ra. Unfortunately for
the beaver, it gives forth an odorifer
ous substance which It carries In two
sacs located near the base of Its tall
and Is knmvu In commerce as castor
cum. This la a valuable perfume and
offers adltlonal Inducement to seal on
the part of hunters who would scarcely
need this Incentive, hocnuse, as nobody
has to be told, the beaver la Itself very
valuable. What, however, with tho
castoreum nnd the fur also In prospect,
the huntor will swim streams aud climb
mountains, go through Ore, and risk
the tomakawk of the Indians in his
search after them. While hunted and
pursued, driven from pillar to post, still
the beaver Is fruitful, aud, except In h
ralltlei where man has overrun stream
as well as land, is moderately plentiful.
DISMANTLED WHITE CITY.
Fate of the Poautlful Statuary at tha
World'e Fair.
The court of honor does not look so
grand now as It did when It was sur
rounded with the white palaces or
when Illuminated at ulght with thou
sands of Incandescent lamps or tinted
with all the colors of the rainbow from
the electric fountains. The buildings
are gone. MacMoules' grand work of
art la gone. AH Is gone save a lone
Neptune and a shivering horse or two,
and, rising majestically above the ruins,
unharmed by the fire or winter, the
statue of the republic, The monumen
tal figure Is In white now Instead of
gold, but with only the sky for a back
ground It shows Its proportions and
lines to better effect now than before.
Other statues have not fared so well,
Most of them were destroyed In the
various fires which laid waste the en
tire central portion of the grounds,
from the terminal station to the lake.
If Columbus should come to Chicago
and take a train out to Jackson Park In
order to get away from his specter ou
the lake front he could stroll all around
the court of honor, where In former
days he was so populous, aud ouly find
one of himself. The only Columbus
standing is the one in front of the ma
chinery building, and Inasmuch as this
Is headless, It Is doubtful If the real Co
lumbus would recognize It If be did
be would beg to be given a Christian
burlul or at least to be taken to the con
vent of La Rablda, In the bare rooms
of which be might find a more con
genial atmosphere. Chicago Chronicle.
According to C'uMoin.
Even after euterlug the Government
schools Indiun children are not at all
ashamed of their odd names, hut seem
to be as proud of them as If they were
Bmlth or Jones. The following list Is
furnished by a teacher In oue of the
Miosis of the Oklahoma Territory:
Lucy Little Ktandlug Buffalo, Atkins
White Sail. Anna Hull Frog. Lee Little
Turtle. Marie Buffalo Head, Clarence
Black Hair Horse, Jennie Boy Chief,
Grace Yellow Flower, Mary Big Goose,
John White Eagle, Martha Crlef Pipe,
Mary Cries for Ulbs. Cora Filzzlc Head.
The Cheerful Idiot.
"Which city is It that baa the name
of the city of homes 7" asked tha board
er who Is always forgetting.
"It Is a little doubtful Just now,"
chipped In the cheerful Idiot, "whether
the title of 'city of Holmes' belong! to
Philadelphia or Chicago." Indianapo
lis Journal.
ftwallowa In All Hensone.
It Is stated that swallows have been
In England during every month of the
year. As partial confirmation of this
assertion a corresjiondcnt writes to a,
London publication that be saw two
at Whltely on the evening of Nov. 2.
Blobbs "Miss Oldglrl would make a
good soldier." Hlubbs "I'sed to pow
der, eh?" Hlobb--"Ves, and uever de
serts her color." Philadelphia Record.
Tou'U bear of a woman one day that
ah li about to die, and th next dj
that ibe la living a receyllotv
GUNMAKEIt OF ILI0N
JEFFERSON M. CLOUGH REFUSES
A TEMPTING OFFER.
Hit Uealtu Wot Too Poor to Tarmlt
Atlantlon to Bntlnaao A Great !nf-
rarer for Many Venn, But lie II u
Mow Keoovered.
From the Hprlnsleld, Maw., Colon.
Theie isn t a gun manufacturer in
the United State who doe not kuow
Jefferson M. dough, and why? Be
cause he hss been intimately associated
all bis life with the development ol
the two best American rifles, the Rem
ington and Winchester. For years he
was superintendent of the E. Reming
ton Se Dons' great factory at Ilion, N.
Y. After leaving there he refused
a tempting offer of the Chinese gov
ernment to go to China to superintend
their government factories aud accept
ed instead the superinteudonoy of the
w luohestor-Arms Co.. at New Haven.
at a salary of 17,600 a year.
it was alter this long term of aotlve
labor as a basinet man thut he fonud
himself Incapacitated for further serv
ice by the embargo which rheumatism
had laid upon him and resigued his
position more than two year ago, and
returned to Belohertown, Mass., whore
be now lives and owns the Pbelph
farm, a retired spot whore he has five
hundred acre of land.
Being a man of moan he did not
spare the oost aud wa treated by lead
ing physicians and by baths at oelebrat
ed spring without receiving any beue
fit worth notion, Daring the summer
of 1 8U3 and the winter of 1804 Mr.
Clough wa eunQued to hi house in
Belohertown, being unable to rise from
bis bed wltlioi assisuuoe, aud suffer
ing oontiuually with aoute pains and
with no taste or desire for food, noi
was he able to obtain sufficient sleep.
Early in the year 1804 Mr. Clough
heard of Dr. William!' Pink Pill for
Pale People. He began taking these pills
about the first of March. 1804, and
ooutiuued to do so until the first part
of September following. The first
effect noticed wa a better appetite and
be began to note more ability to help
himself off the bed and to to better
generally, Ls( August ( 1 804) be wa
aue to go alone to hi summer resi
dence and fans of 103 acres on Grena
dier Island, among the Thousand
Islands, in the river St Lawronoe,
where from thehighost lsndof hi farm
he oommaud a view for thirteen miles
down the river, and sixty of the
Thousand islands oan be seen.
Instead of being confined to his bed
Mr. Clough is now and has been for
some time, able to be about the farm to
direct the men employed there, and he
is thankful for what Dr. William'
Piuk Pill have done for him.
These pills sre mannfatured by the
Dr. William' Medioine Company,
BoheneoUdy, N. Y., and are sold only
in boxes bearing the firm' trade mark
and wrapper, at SO oents a box or six
boxes for 1160, and are never sold iu
bulk. They may be had of all drug
gists or direot by mail from Dr. Will
liami' Medioine Company.
IturU oil Jtiuiiiiy.
Mrs. Kldby (to bur small sou) "Well.
Jobn, what's tho matter?
Johnny Sister says that she's an ad
vanced woman and I've got to watch
the dolls while she sails my toy boat
Pearson's.
A Simple t bans'.
"Professor, how does th hair-cut
suit you?"
"The hair I altogether too short a
little longer, please." Fllegende Blaet
ter. Society Courtealea.
Sirs, rarveuue I am tuluklng of go
ing slumming to morrow."
Mrs. .May fair Ah! Going to call on
your relatives, I presume." Plck-Ms-Ud.
THE GIFT OF A GOOD STOMACH
It ont of tht moat beneflrlent donation.
vourhaaled to ut by nature. How often II I.
snitaly tbuacdl Whether the elnmarh lanatm
ally weak, or baa bern rendered eo by linpru
Bitten la the r .t ueut lor Ita reatoratlon t'
vlaor and activity. Both dleeatloa and appe
lite art uewed by thla tine toulc, which ala
overcomea coiiatlpatlon, blliouaneaa. malarial,
kidney and rheumatic allmeuta ana uervoui
ueaa. Teacher-Buppoa you were t klnr, Tommy.
what would yuu d
to wtab my I
r
Tommy-
-I'd uever atvt
fact
any more.
IB HNOWBOVMD ITATBI.
In states and territories whsrt snow and
lot lost all tbt long winters through, where
men art much tipattd and suffer much
from sold, it Is a wonder tbey do not prc
vtds better sgalnat torn of th eons
quencea. In soma lumber camps, obop-
Eert ttand all dty in knte-dep mow with
slf frosen feet. 1 h i feet art inuob more
tender tban tbt hands from being covered
up all tht time. Men art often lame all sum
mer from th Irott bltet of tht prerioui
winter. Why It It to. Is simply btoaut
they do not know that Bt, Jooobs Oil will
our frost bit la a night.
Bit .ermnu'a .Imo.t eixlleaa,
Aud thut hla people alt
And And It tery hard to make
Head or tall ef It.
VIlW.-AUSia etoppoa tree by Dr. Ellna'i
Oreat Nerve Kaetorer. NoSiaarui the Sr.
dar'a nae. alervkoa curat. Traatiat and tit
trial bottle Iraa to ril eaaea Bead to Dr. Kllor
Wl Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Tst Osbmia lor breakfast.
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Durham Tobacco.
Buy a bag of thla Celebrated Smoking Tobacco, and read tha
ewpon, which gives hst of other premiums and how to get them.
OINT STAMPS
UOff'l THUT
Wt offer One Hundred Dolltrt Rtwtrd for
.u, ui vaiarru uitl ceuuol be cured It
Hal a I alasrh I 'ilia
y.J.t llKNXY A CO, Pror. Tnlerto, o.
Wetke uniler-Wned, hare known . J. Cheaee
lor the laii It rear, aul Iwllrv him iwrfitilr
ounonbie lu all builuen tmnsautlont tail flu
iii'UIit bleiotury ouiani ubllvallout made
bjr their Urn
WmeTini,
ho e al irut slit. Toledo, O.
WAI.D1SU, K 1NSAM A Mtavis.
. "Bolewle liriiKSliii. Toledo, Uhlo.
Hall lCCrrUL'um liukcu Internally, ecUni
directly upuu the oIihhI and livui turtiuit ol
tlmy.iem. rrli e, 7Ac rwr bottle. Sold by all
druvKliti. T. t linni. lale fire.
Uall i Ftutlljr 1'tlla are tli beat.
KBW WAT BAST-NO bUIT,
Oo East from Portland, Ptndleton, Walla
Walla via O. H. A N. to rjpokatie and Great
Northern Railway to Montana, Dakotot, Ht
Paul, Mlnnrapulti, Chicago, Omaha, Bt
Louis, Kaat and Uoulh. Kuck ballattrub.
Hnt scenery; neweuuinnient: (lr.t North.
ern Palace bleepert and Diners; Family
Touritt Cart; Iluttet-Librurv Cars. Write
A. B. O. Dennlaton. O. P. A T. A.. Portland
Oregon, or F. I. Whitney, G. P. A T. A.
Bt. Paul, Minn., for printed matter and in.
formation about rate, route, elo.
Pito's Curt It tha Iliedlnlna In hmk nr.
children's Coughs and Colilt. M a. M. u!
olcbt, Bpranut. Wab., March 8, 1KM.
Va r.tnrMl e JTaMrtM
Frof. W. H. rtekt, who
makes a specialty ol
hplleney, hat without
doubt treated and cur
ed mureraara than any
living Hhyalclan; hla
aucveat It aatoniahlnir.
V. t have heard ol canei
(Mi
ex to yeart- atandmt
enrtd nj
mm. itc
publliheat
valuable
work oc
thlt dlt.
ate, which
Be aendt
with a
It of hit tbanluta care, trmm i !
i - w
ui core, rree to any aulTerera
o may aend thair H. O. and Rapreaa adilreaa.
.J.vli!Jni-on,w,hlnS tcura to adilreaa
1 W H. ftUl, V. D.,CLulU law Tor
w.
Tat
mfftrtd ttrribly mm
roaring in my head during
an attack of catarrh, ami
bttawt wry dtat, uutt
( Oram Balm and in
(Arte verb couid krar at
mil ai ever. A. E. Xtir
man, Orating, Mirk.
CATARRH
BLT'I 4-KBAM BALM Opens and tlranaet
.ha Naaal Paaaaaea. Allaya Pain and I
don, Una It the So ret, Protect! tb Membrane
rord oolilt, Heatoret the Senate of Taate and
ImelL The Balm it quloklj tbtorbad and slytt
relief at onoa.
A parUclt la applied Into each noatrll, and la
isreeabla. hrloa. 60 oenta it Drnrvlata' or bj
SXT BUOTHaRH,
M Warren Street, New York.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES BOUGHT
H. E. NOBLE
tl Commercial Kl'k, FOKTLAND, OK
If you want a aura relief for
uuiua, uaw au
Fits
SURE CURE for PILES
kiziaiTw iei,rr
11,1 1 1 rTvjTi 4 "if
Iglli
" ' I I llj
Allcock's
Beau in Mind Not one of
tttlons is as good aa the genuine.
WEINHARD'8
WOMAN
tha name of Woman! Friend. It I
,al I,Ir''ln backaches, headache
which burden and shorten a woman'!
nm.H tomtit- in. r . r. :n i
win give neaun ana itreugtb
"d make life a pleasure. For tale by all drwrsist.
BLUMAUER-FBaNK DKUO CO., Pobtlakd, Agents!
'WHER DIRT GATHERS. WASTE RULES."
CREAT 8AVINQ RESULTS FROM THE USE OP
SAPOLIO
1896 SEED...
C A TP A I dn Now
p w a a-vy VI Send
A
. . . Jam. . tw V
( Sand 0 Coupon, or
) 8au(J 1 Coupon and fl oent, or
Sand 10 OenU without any
' coupon, to
aOOIFTIO.
Take Care
or your pbyaical health. Build up your
tyrteni, tons your stomach and dixtatlv
organa liicrwr your appctiie, tnrkh
your blood, drive out all Impurities aud
prevent t Ickneaa by taking
flood's
Sarsaparillo
Th OneTru Blood Purifier. 1; tlx forli.
Hood's Pills rsTu'!:'
HERCULE8
GAS A1D GASOUHE
...ENGINES...
NOTID FORna
SIMPLICITY
STRENGTH
ECONOMY
SUPERIOR WORK
MANSHIP.m
IN IVERY DETAIL
Theat tntintt are acknowlerieed t .run
enetneere to he worthy ol bltheat enmmenda.
tlon lor almnllclty. blab trade material and eo,
perlor workmanahlp. They devtlop tht tail
actual horaepower, and run without an tlentrte
apark battery; the ayitem ol bjuttlon la .Imple,
.vrvi,.i. muu reiiBDie. For pumping oatBta
lor IrrltaUn mirioera no better enlnt can bt
lonnd on the Pacific ooaal. for holatlni outfits
for mlnea thty hare met with bit heat approval,
for Intermittent sowar their aoonome la u.
quaaUooed.
ST.TI0I.I.. ID I1RIIE ElBIIEt
SisrjTicroaiB rr
AmericanType Founders' Co.
PORTLAND, OR.
Band tor cataJot at,
: MRS. WINSLO WS VrM
FOR CHILDRIN TCETHINO
1 yeraala W all OrwywUIA. t& (,'eau a kettle.
LOOK AT
THE BOX
Tills Is Walter Baker L Co.'s Cocoa
box be sure that you donl pet an
Imitation of It.
Sold by Croctrt Everywhere.
Waiter Bakes & Ca.Ltd., Dorchester, Ms
coins in tha hack, aide rb.t nr
Porous
Plaster
tht host of counterfeit and 1ml.
WELL-KNOWN BEER
1M HUB OB aOTTLXU)
Second to none- THT IT..
No matter whert from. fOKTLAMD, OB,
Tha rery remarkable and certain
relief given woman by MOORE'S
kpvp ii i-n u m v W i i
l -x . uniformly ucca.
"FT1 Q TP a n d w i a k nM
VaJat i(e. Thonsand of
,.. . .. iuuueanuaoi
B"on
ready ...PORTLAND, OR.'
for one... tst,
TUB A Fit MOTOR CO. doe half UK orlrt
wltulmlll buajoMa, bettaoe. It baa reduced toe coat of
wloa enwer le 1 a what It aae,a It ana manr aranra
houeM, and ajpplle. Ita ewid. aud rapaira
yvur aonr. ll oan ami doe. rarniMi a
m Miliar .ma. nv wm eiwi wm
J oUttfe. it maeM Fun pint ana
r . I IIMrwt. steel, OalmnaMl after.
OHnnMIra
lard Steel Tra
Wlndmllla TllUne
ana rtird steel Towara, Swel Buaa saw
mrfw Framaa, stael Fred Caller, and Im4
M JSk OrttuMre, on appllcauoa it will aame ena
I f of Umm artitlre that II wtU funilah anul
Janruvr 1M at 13 the lunal pnea. It alaa BUM
Tanta and Pom pa or all tlnne. aaod fat eatalotue.
I Ula, oackwtll sat filiated almla. uicasti
DR. CUKtrS
mrnovBD
LIVER
PILLS
A ,11 1 M fa.ale. One Pill far Dm.
A awraiat or lu bow.l. aah dar a, monhi Sw
bMlta, Taw palie eapplr what the eratm laaia aa
Bp. a. a ht.Uf, Thar aura Uadali& arartifcta the
lyaa, aad elaar tha (jMpletloe ballaruiaa MMaattoe,
i imj BMtoar an p. aa. alckaa. To eaavuM rae,
will nail mmrm fna,, or full hoa f Vat, Bold m
ra. M. MOSAJfBO alaU OOu rhiiaoaleaia, fa.
nniurf Marp)'"" nautc
blm FlaaJt Cared In IB
ar till tariHl.
keaaoea.Ofciea
r
LUnts antkt AU lii I AH;
I Cvuak St run. Taatae Ouwl,
Ultima std nr drnavtata. f
-a wa--'
au
tW!
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