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Curious Stories of Smuggling.
- Perhaps tho oddest phase of smug
gling (for smuggling it really was) was
patent in a practice which prevailed for
several years in Dover, and was carried
on openly in full view of the preventives
and all the inhabitants of tho town.
About 1S19-20 the fashion carno up of
wearing Leghorn bonnets of exorbitant
dimensions. They were huge straw
plaits, nearly circular and averaging
about a yard in diameter; they sold in
England for two, threo or moru guineas
each, according to their quality, and
nearly lialf their cost was the duty paid
paid on importing them. Now, accord
ing to the law, duty is not demanded on
an article of dress worn by travellers.
A clever dealer in"Leghorns contrived to
profit enormously by this law. He
hired a troop of the poorest women and
girls ragged, squalid and wretched
looking creatures they were to be sure
and paid them almost a nominal fee for
accompanying him daily in his voyage
to and from the Trench coast, contract
ing with the captain of one of the steam
boats for season tickets for the whole of
them. The troop regularly left Dover
in the mornm with scarcely a kantuull
of bonnet on their heiads;hey dimLat
Calais, if they could afford to dine, and
came back in fEo afternoon, two or. three
score of them, each with a brah new
Leghorn of the fullest"duncnsions on her
head, the rag bonnet worn in the morn
ing being stuffed in their pockets. On
landing they were all marched to the
speculator's warehouse, denuded of their
1 usurious coiuures and dismissed tortus
day. A hundred times at least have I
seen these forlorn and- tattered puivey-
org ot iasuion bout going out and com
ing in, and I could tell the boat they
travelled bv, while it was yet miles
away, bv the straw-colored amber lines
which under a cloudy skv would glim'
mcr like a streak of sunshine ere the
hull of the vessel was- distinctly visible.
"A form or-nugghng, says a writer
in the Pall Mall Gazette, "which is not
likely soon to die out, is that practiced
by tourists, who think it allowaVe to
shirk paving dutv on things which tliev
have boucht for their orn use. Public
m-nls on this joint are slightly elastic,
and IUusm? ot Ui? pen tier sex are espe
cially apt to tirnik taut uothiug coxntiels
them to 'declare volumes of Tauchnitz,
cases of eau de Cologne, yards of Lyons
silk or pieces of Brussels lace. Here is
a story which will illustrate feminine
notions on this subject and jerhaps con
vey & moral: A Belgian bridegroom,
beinsr about to start for Paris on his
bridal tour, was informed, by his bride
that she thought of concealing several
thousand francs worth of lace about
her, hoping by its sale to pay the cost
of their journey. The bridegroom was
not smitten with this frugal project, and
pointed out tliat there were custom
house officers and a female searcher at
Ercquelines who were sometimes struck
with an unaccountable tancv for exam
ining pissengers' pockets. This he said,
being a timid man, and his bride, to hu
mor him, promised to give up her plan,
but then she secreted the lace at the
same time without telling him about it
2Tow, as tie train approached the
French frontier, the husband reflected
that if his wife was not searched, his
fears would be mocked at as having
been groundless, and be would start on
his maincd career with prestige im
paired. This was not desirable; rather
it was essential that he should from the
very outset assert his infallibility. So
when the train stopped at Ercquelines
and the passengers alighted the Belgian
bridegroom left his bride's arm for
a moment, and siding up to a doua
nier, whispered, 'I think if you search
that ladv yonder you may find some
lace.' The douanier winked; the happy
bnde was accosted with the invitation
to walk into ibe-female searchers room.
She turned tiale, tottered, but was led
away, and ve minutes later dismal
sounds of hysterics were heard. Then
the douanier reappeared, and said to the
horrified husband, 'Thank you, sir; its
a good capture. The lady will be taken
to prison, and hall the fine will go to
you. This was a'paiuful-adventure, but
it does not follow tiiatj all husbands are
so inconsiderate, nor Unit all ladies who
smuggle lace are caught"
A more amusing anecdote on this sub
ject was lately told at a public dinner
by Ferdinand DuvaL Prefect of tho
Seine. He .said that the octroi men of
Paris, who levy the municipal barrier
dues, arc a most vigilant set of fellows,
but that, havwg-boasted of their mentfl,
he (the Prefcji) had been caught. A
friend of his, residing at St. Cloud, has
made a small bet that he would intra
duce a pig into Paris in his brougham
without the octroi in en detecting it 3L
Duval took the bet, and strict orders
were given at all the gates of Paris to
look out for the brougham of the friend
in question. Vitbin less than a week,
however, the Prefect received the sum
of 60 centimes, being the .amount of
duty leviable on a pig, and a request to
ome and assured himself that the quad
ruped had been successfully smuggled
in. It turned out that the pig, lolled
and scalded, iiau been dressed up in
woman's clothes, and had been driven
into Paris seated triumphantly on the
box beside the coachman. Since then
the octroi men, it is said, stare with
some fixity at plump women when they
behold them on carriage boxes. Leisure
Hours.
Electric Ught in Mines.
An article in the London Mining
Journal points out the peculiar advan
tages or the electric licnt lor use in
mines. It rould, says the Journal,
give the operators such a light as they
have never dreamed of, enabling them
to get a much larger quantity of coal in
a given time than it is possible for them
to bring down by the light of the lamp,
which, as is well known, suffices simply
to make tho blackness of tho working
place visible. Explosions would be all
but impossible, while the miners would
be better able to guard against the falls
of roof and coal
Nothirj; is more vulgar than finery and
jewelry out of place.
FORTY-SIXTH. CONGRESS j
KCBBIC.
"VxsunoTov, Juue 23.
Vllce reported House concurrent reso
lution fixing the date of final adjournment.
witn an Amendment substituting Wednesday
the 25th of June, at S P. il- instead of
Tuesday, the 17lh.
mndoni objecting to present considera
tion, it went over until to-morrow.
Los an introduced a bill to provide for the
speedy payment of wotkingmcn of the Dis
trict of Columbia; laid on the table.
Tho resolution submitted by UcDonald
directing tho secretary of the treasury to
furnish information as to tho action of the
national board of health, under the act au
thorizing a contract for the purchase and
construction of refrigerating ships, etc., was
tacen up and adopted.
On motion of Garland, House bill con
cerning apportionment for members of the
legislative assembly of the Territory of
Jlontana, was taken up.
An amendment in the naturo ot a substi
tute repotted by tho committee on judiciary,
extending the provisions ot the bill to all
Territorial, was concurred in and the bill
passed.
Alter pa&ting a lev uuimnertant bills ex
ecutive session was held.
AVhcn the doors were reopened the Senate
djourned.
House.
Bills introduced and referred:
Br Herbert to remove the dutv on qui
nine and all materials Tor its manufacture.
By DiurelL to prevent ths payment of per
diem to members ot Congress when absent
from their duties except in case of sickness.
Tho 1 resident a secretary delivered a mes
sage in writing, vetoing the supplementary
judiciary bill, and also announcing that he
had signed Uae-arar bill.
At the conc'usion of the reading ot tee
veto message, which was received with slight
demonstration of applause on the Republi
can aid, the House proceeded to vote en
the question whether the bill should be
passed, notwithstanding the objections of
the President, and it was decided in the
negative; yeas 102, nays "ti. not the neces-
sarr Uro-third in the athrmauve. Ad
journed.
Keaatc.
WasnryoTOX, June 2.
A resolution fixing Wednesday, the 2Ctn
at 5 P. II., as the time .of adjournment, was.
on motion ot Davis of West Virginia, re-
committed to the coaiinittre cn appropria
tions, i
A joint resolution providing 20 days' extra '
pay for congressional employes being under !
consideration, Ingalls offered an amendment
as an additional section, the provisions o: j
the judicial expenses bill just vetoed, divert-
ed of political clauses and jury clauses. .
aUace moved to amend It&ails amend
ment by adding a clause ot the judicial ex- ;
peu&c bill precluding the appointment of
deputy marshals.
The Wallace amend saeiTai agreed to by '
a party Tote.
ailace also moved to asenU by adding ,
the jury clauses of the judicial expenses bill. I
Before the vote on the amendment was
taken, Davis, of West Virginia, moved to
adjourn; agreed to, 27 to 14. a party vote. .
The so-called political assessment loll was
taken up, and tho Itepsblicaus filibustered
to prevent action.
Iloase.
Wasatxares, Jane St.
The so-called political assessment bSl was
taken up. and the Republicans filibustered
to prevent action.
The morning hour was coasamed in roll
calls upon dilatory motions made by Re
publicans and the bill went over without ac
tion. The House then proceeded to businens on
the Speaker's table, which was disposed ot
as follows:
Senate amendments to bOl relating to the
Territorial assembly of Montana, concurred
in.
Senate bill f ot printing 12,000 extra copies
of the report and proceedings of the Paris
monetary conference; passed.
berate bill lor the bcneSt ol ice widow
and children ot the late James Shields, and
increase of pension of Caroline S. Webster;
passed.
Adjourned.
fvraate.
WasnxxoTox. June 25.
The President pro tern.. Thermae, was
absent to-day. owing to illness, and Eaton
took the chair.
Vest introduced the following joint resolu
tion :
That the complete remonetiration of silver.
its full restoration as money metal, and its
free coinage by the government of the
United States are demanded alike by the
dictates of justice and wue statesmanship;
ordered printed.
Uarestde introduced a joint resolution
substantially as follows:
Ynrxxxs, The people ot tins union lor zai
years nave aaaernt to tne jdcnroe aoc
trine, that the nations of the American con
tinent by the free and independent condition
which they have assumed and maintained,
are henceforth not to be considered as sub
jects xor occupaiien oy any -t-nropoan power;
uicreiore dc i.
Hesolvcd, By the Senate and House of
Representatives that the people of these
States would not view without serious in
quietude any attempt by the powers of Eu
rope to establish under their protection and
domination a ship canal across the Isthmus
of Danen, and such action could not be re
garded in any other light thou as a mani
festation ot unfriendly disposition towards
the United States: referred to the committee
on foreign affairs.
Windom read what he styled a political
peech, reviewing the record of the Republi
can and Democratic parties for tho past 20
The benate tooK up tne concurrent resolu
tion submitted yesterday by Beck, providing
for a joint committeo of five Senators and
seven Representatives, to report next De
cember what change, if any, should be mado
in the mode ot guarding and collecting reve
nue, and as to whether any change should
be mado in the method of appropriating
money, whether by annual or permanent ap
propriation. Beet agreed to its reference to the finance
. .
committee, to be reported upon in tour days.
and it was also referred.
After discussion Windom read a statement
showing the percentage of losses on every
thousand dollars disbursed during' different
administrations as follows: Jackson, 10.C5;
Van Buren, 21.15; Harrison, 10.37: Polk,
8.34; Taylor and Filmore, 7.C4; Pierce, 5.8C;
Buchanan, C.83; Lincoln, 1.41; Johnson,
0.40; Grant, first term, 0.40; second term,
0.2G. Senate adjourned.
IIOBSfc.
A resolution instructing the committee on
rules to sit during vacation, for the purpose
of codifying and simplifying tho rules of the
House, was reported by Blackburn. It gave
rise to considerable diteussion regarding the
cosiplex, unintelligible and contradictory
system of rules at present governing th?
House.
The speaker mentioned it as an historical
fact, that, except in two Instances woman
suffrage and the liquor traffic reports of
committee on rules had never been made on
party grounds. Finally the resolution was
adopted withoat division.
Scaato bill, cxeaptlpg from lice&so and
other fees Teasels not propelled wholly by
sail or by internal motive power of their
own, was takes up.
Senate bill, exempting Iwm licence and
other fees vessels sot propelled wholly by
sail or by internal motive power of their own,
was taken up.
Ackliu moved to recommit tho bill, land
ing which, on motion of Cox, a caucus was
announced to take place at 3 o'clock.
.Tbe announcement was received with
laughter and applause oh the Republican
side.
. Upson offered a resolution calling on the
secretary ot war for information as to tho
number of massaeics which have been com
mitted by Mexican aud Indians in Texas
hiuce the 1st of Janniry; and also as to the
number and class of troops under tho com
mand of Brigadier General Ord; adopted.
Neii nte.
"Washington, June 2G.
Vest asked tho unanimous consent out of
tho morning hoar to call up the concurrent
silver resolution, submitted by him yester
day, aud stated that his object u to get a
vote on tho subject and let the pes pie
know who were in favor of and who against
remonetization and free coinage.
Chaudlcr objected and the resolution went
over.
Consideration was resumed ot a joint reso
lution to provide extra pay for Congressional
employe.
The report of tho conference committee on
th e 1 e t tor carr.c rs d cfiei ency bil I was ataptcd.
Tba principal modification is that thn ap
propriation for balaaee doe en all rMtes is
stricken out.
On motion of Paddock, the Senate pro
celled to consider the substituto reported
from the committee on public land for the
Uonso bill extending the prevision ef an act
entitled "An act for the relief ef certain
settlers on public lands." until October 1st
1SS0, which was passed with slight amendment.
Heck, from the committee on fcmnte. re
ported favorably on the joint tesolation pro
viding for a committee to investigate tho
best xntans of guarding and collecting t!
public revenue, and as to whether any
change is necessary in the methods et max
leg appropriation. The rvsoiQtion was
passed. It provides that tho committee
shall consul of Hirer members frocB each
House.
A proposition rcvehing lrave of absence
granted members, and n-qairing all absent
to report immediately, was maJe by Orafield
and oBieetrJ to.
The bbl making approfirialion for certain
jadteial exprBt, and the bill staking ap
propriations to toy fes of maishals and
their central JrnaUM, were reported from
the cemtBittee on appropriations, aud or
dertd printed a&u reierrHi.
The bill prohibiting political aMe&t
came up as butinru of the seretBg boor.
The conference report apoa the k-ttor ear
riers bill was rt (.rrej to.
The committee en anprepriaties lhi
morning rejected by a party vote the vanoos
amendmsnts offered by RrKiUtca.u aMtsWs.
and instracted Atkins, chaimsn. to report
the two bills provKUag for the jodteaal ex
penst-a ef the government.
The lieese pasd the jedtesal cxpet
appropriation Mil wiihoot any toatenal
amendment, and the Hoate then at 4 ad
jo timed.
A Mosquito Factory.
A physician cerreitriHHltBg with the
Scientific American says r Kor several
vcars past I have noticed ia warm
weather that my wooden cifttcra, which
is above ground, has !eeii infested with
peculiar looking htUe red wonas.
have heard nsaay others like vnrtAi
coratiiain of these worms, and I have
taken it for granted that they were
species of earth worm. However, last
Summer I procured a glass jar and
sprinkled the bottom of it with
vcrr small quantity of sand and day.
I then half filed the jar with dear,
fresh water, and, after patting
dozea cf these words in the jar, I tied a
piece cf doth ever the rsouth and placed
it in a lirb airv place. The worms
were front half to three-fourths ef aa
inch in length, of a bright red color, aad
had rathet a jointed appearance about
bodv. Thcv would craw on the bottom
of the jar, swim tnroogh the water bv a
rapid bending of the body backward er
forward, and occasionally come to the
surface of the water and float. ithtn
twenty-four hours after placing them in
the jar I noticed that they bad all gone
down to the bottom of that vessel and
had enveloped themselves separately in
a kind of temporary shell made of earth
and sand. In a few davs after this
saw one of these worms crawl oat or his
temporary house at the Lot ton of the jar
and swim to the surface of the water.
Here, after twisting about for a few
second, he ruptured a thin membrane
that enveloped his body, and out
came a fnll-fiedzed mosquito ready for
business. I noticed many of the other
worms going through tho same ierform
I ano within a short time afterwarJ
i gomc
of the mosquitoes were much
larger than others, but a I have already
stated, some of the worms were also
larger than others.
Appetites aud Habits Animals.
It is profitable and advantageous to
cultivate m domestic animals a love oi
home. Much time, labor, and anxiety
are often expended in looking after
wandering stock. A majority of cows
and horses thatvoluntarily, go astray, do
no because thcv find better food, more
attractive associates, or better treatment
abroad than at home. Kvery wise own
er or manager of stock may soon learn
by a few simple experiments that there
are several articles of food or relish for
which cows and horses have as great a
fondness as children have for cakes, jell
ies and candies. Horses, cows, and even
sheep enjoy fondling and a soft, loving
voice as much as do children. If to this
treatment be added, occasionally, sugar,
fruit, salt, confections, and tho like,
these animals will never forget the hand
that bestowed them, nor the place where
they were received. If, at the time of
the evening milking, the folding of the
sheep, or the stabling of tho horses, some
little delicacy is bestowed, these animals
will soon remember time and place, and
be theie with tho regularity of a hen to
her usual roosting-place. Indeed, the
apjKjtito of animals for saline and alka
line relishes seems so natural and strong
as to not only attract them, bnt to resort
to these places at any risk. Feeders of
stock, of large observation, inform us
that to mix salt and pure hard wood
ashes, in equal proportions of weight,
combined by barely enough water to
make them a solid mass, becomes a most
attractive relish for all domestic ani
mals. You cannot tell a man who is content
ed in tho world Merely by looking at
him. The neatest fitting boot oftoa
covers a raging corn.
An Amusing Theatrical Story.
'Yankee" Hill, a famous actor in the
lint half of the present century, used to
tell an amusing storv (which J. U.
Matthews retells in his article on 'The
American on the Stago in Scnlmers
for July), of tho carlv days of tho the
atre in thiscotintry. Hill onco "showed'
to um a hrofcKKional phrase in a
town in the western part of New York,
whero no theatrical performance, had
ever been given, llo found me auui
onco assembled with the women seated
on one side of tho hall and tho men on
the other, exactly a, they used to sit in
church; and throughout tho play the
insAt solemn silence was observed.
They were attentive, but they gave no ev
ulcnce of approval or displeasurr; there
was no applause, no laughter; tlieig was
not a smile; all was solemn stillness. Hill
lid his utmost to break the ice; he did
everything a clever comlian could do,
but in vain. Ho ilunir him4f against.
their rigiditv; it was no use. The audi-
etico was evidently on its bust Iwlmior
and the curtain emtio dow n at last amid
a silence oppressive and almost melan
choly. After the pkiy, HilJ, worn out
by his extra exertion and mortified by
hta want of success, wai poMaitig through
a pwbHc room in his hot!, when he was
stopped by a tall countryman with tl.c
rimark:
"Sav, tauter, I was in to the jday t-
'Won? vou r taid HilL "You ntst
have beeu "ruatlv entertained."
'Well, I was ! I veil vou what it is
now, my moutti is an sore a straining to
kecj. my mouth straight. And if it
hadn't been for the women IM a laughed
ri;ht wt in rarelm'."
The ttue rentlewomxn atues
all to
feel pcifcaly at ease in her presence.
A Substantial House
AKeallA U callM to th jTrUtnot of
the Mi. Huoa At-tcatiaral Icap'rmtat Hmm.
Tllt tioao;ibe raoat tuotltl an J pnpalar
bootM vt lte I'aeiae Cl. aod cviln a Mae
it mtiltiri7 not cqaa.eU br nr other. TL
WbKwjer cto, n,r iniusee. bkd cm
bre Jp4rtl bribe l-.lrl.-UlencoirnraDl
H imlrJ.ol e -! vsroo. H U.i
mrs a C. Mevrr nl Krarerm. th b of
thHrtUwlD lb roarkrt, aad the ao'-y tea-
eUn pfnWe4 wuii ib otwijriaveaiBi au
tMMkl ttmtil IttnisH roacmioa. 1. it. O.
borer A Co.' Se.J-Bl&dlor l!arvrtrr which
babrra CTMlijr EroTnl for toe htnutol
bTiac we iroo wbt o4 lispnvti!
wpnliordrik wbteti mtr wpirallfnb!
t-MioJ from uabooa I stain abolnllr petted
Van caasrw a .! DampSalkr IUkkojwa
he -li tt liatlet. railcvl oprralesi
aad too' 4etrable Majr lUke 01 oafrtotrO
Tfcrr are ' rnt fortbr laJvOf feot.'s fat.
eot rUrcJ I mrtxrj Fr&e lr tb tt trot be
i ot.il q e I -a knoa In thU or any o brr
coQBUf ; It ! raaasfaclorrd act! ru&ld on
lb I cwl ei.xlilJ;' tar tat elltaM, aaU ti
btrat eeawben zrord to salt va.crln
Ibr taanbe aloof Ihr cont- Tbr at alae
ole aetata 'or U VblppU JakJ. a patestoi
deilc tor focalizing tb draft aad relieving
a team from lb Jerklcjaad rxOBdlccr lb
varao rl. srols only to be aro to be
claled : aad. alac. tot Inl!maai iatat Dofatrr
Xprinc. tor farm vacoa. vblrn eaa to easily
applied to any vsroa aad will save tea times
tbelr coat In a aeaaoa. They alo carry
tbeacoej- tar lb Xorrtaoo Ero. Hleei aa4
Wood Dean. lUdlae aad Walkloc Ptova. Ka
per llatka. Minaeoa Cbief Ttsrevbrr. tee
U'entk aad tb Ca Hedr.ranner Fileed
D.tii. Kat'flj- Droadraat Kredtrt. the Kameot
Uruoia b.t. aad fpad. aal a tall l.seot
Wool aal ftieei Cortda. Torre la do etbr
boaae oa the ta3e Coaat taal takea more
rale la ftt:er erden wltb rroaptoeM aad
attpu. b tba Mrttrs. Neobory. Cbaamaa A
Cu..a-.d ear frater meads vill cosaaK tbeir
ewn latreUa by teodlnr tolbtta, for ctrralars
roaalstccftl tatorTDatlor. J t
MQrml Twanir Iran.
"I bave BHfTrred for twentv jeara
rith itebing and ulceratej piles, haring
a$ei every rvtnedr that came to my no
tice without benefit, until I tued Dr
VH!tani' Indian Ointment and rcceired
imaediato relief."
Jxxcs CjtcaoLi.
(Aa old miner) Teeoma, Xrrada.
If you are going to point yoar hocse,
Lara, tragoa or machinery, tho wonder
fal Irajteruhable 3Iixcd Pcint ia rurely
the best, for it ia -warranted by their
agents in yocr ovrn town sot to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
Tsrk easier tbaa any other palat. Tae Imper
Ubabie IaBt vji axarded ibe flet prrnitata,
erer all other a sU.it tb Cailforala Hiale
Fatr. ltd aad U10 CK1U Metla) al I tie Ottffl
Klale Kalr. U:K Gel a circular froa tbelr
Areot. vbtcb captain tbl vfcierfal dUeoT
ery. Try tb palot a&J 30Q rrrtaia y wocid
ba ve co other
The woaaaa la Irsly woaaaaly la aetrr
happy wllb aaallew. reazh. i. Matrhed,
ar othrrMlae Ueaalahedramplralaa. die
her the rxatUraltaraarata that 1 welli alare
brr aalad with all tbe era era of rlrzaal cat-larr-that
la bellrrj let her pot rellclaa'a
tweet array- "Mklea It beat oralL. ailllyaa
raaaat auLr a Irae bu traly happy
-wlihaat a falraad rlrar ratmplrxlea. The
errsaa Elal l-arlfler. by lta ere at Maad
clraaalas proprrtlra. rrmatra all Matrhra,
plmplrv. rtr rrooi tar Lla. lmrarllaz la It
that parr, aaarhle-llhr Hal and brillUary
math ndatlred by the talr aejt.
In atae raara aal errtrry lea,l"aaxlt,CalU
aad catarrh proceed fra aad ariglaale la
the Kasurk ar Bawtla. rfuader'a errraa
Bleod raiilrr la a crrtala earr.
tB In making any tBreBr or lu
aerltlaz In response ta any arfTerllte
nteat In IbU paper you will please rnen
lien the name af Ibe paper.
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you T1H3
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'X Sore Care Taaad at Lait- Xa eae Xeed
ft a Brr.
A ran cart lor the UlaJ. VWJmj. Itchier aaJ ol'
etnlfi raks baa Leea aliacwitrtd Vy Dr. WUtaBn(aa
Indlaa matey) caBed Dr snUaau lajka UatoMat.
A ataxic box La coml the vent cU rfcraoie met ol
veoty4lt aad thirty yean itaadiax No car xwel
mStX St mlimUa afur apyjjlaj this anodrrf ol aoota
In; exdidaa. Uitkma. IwUuateaU aaj (Wctoarics do
nasi ham thai; rwJ. tSTUoB Otatsxat ai-rta
th toawn. atlira Um latesM iidilrj IjarUcalarty at
Oft.t after nttin; wana la boll, acta at a (volt,
citta Imtant ad falalra rtliaf, aai It prrrarol only
lur rUra Kcfclar of tha riral iU, and Dothta c!c
Tbuoaaai! U cored iwlleeU allot It vlrtoca. aal
r&Takaai 4 aS acbooU prwxMOc It tha rreateat tan
tnlatton to CMdkiM vt lha arc It aaattm nd ho
locz or atnrtiy jvu hir hrea tsSarta;; too eaa be
cured.
ir Kaifr. knlle, A Btedldoe. laeJioac-. laUc
an. and aa color a aboU year; aad yet the foojrt"
rnnrthabkh caoaed tea aa ntch rain. ItchiaeaaJ
labcrr iacmacd as til I deepalred cf hi. Tor ait
moath I by ta a Canvllan boaiatal uahrnta; lot
pmaibic acy. bet fatal CO btpa. lat iall 1 came
lo C1iflxtKl ail aadcrvent a terrible. cralk by
thrta dnctun at tht Clertlaad Oty lIoul. fma Um
cfiecU 4 vhkh I acrer cipectol to rtcorrr. After ly.
12 s-ecki on tar baek la 14, I u atUI to no better
eooiitloa. tor la lea tbaa to seek after tatta? tbe
borpilal the boU trooU rrev a fut iot as rraat a
errr. Bat. think God, aocie eo rteomtaeojed Dr.
HQaaa lodiaa OinUaeot, blch I tried, and today.
Iherroath ha dUaacptaml. the ala aad ItehlaeU
net, I ia happy aadboreful, aad Uf hu arw charau
lor as. It I all do to thli oJrf at OintSMnt,whkh
srilS aerer faQ to recsmaetl to lopfaa I lire. Nolh
K tbe. it hsi la bm, coakl hare aurtd th rrestb
ay KrriUe maladr " JOHN M0UUA.N.
Orrrland. Ohl.
"John MorjanU my brolber aa4 I ran lolly bear oat
oi reoxsacodatloa of Dr Wiauat' lodiaa OiaUaeoU
Mr brother enM no doobt bar been la hi rrara Iocs
Co bat for till Baha of Glksd." C V. XoHOAN,
Ttacber of IlMfKratiby, Siieocrriao Boalaea OcQere,
ClrtUaJ. Ohio.
tFXt cocU V oeceafiry print rfes f Utter from
Jrarrhu and penoot corid. pruitoz thlt sroadrrful
heailnroinuaeat. It bu a larrer aal aad Ukr th
lca.1 of any other HI remedy In th vorid.
SOJb)-DrufrUUeTtrtBter. SoUabolcaUaby
Brctlasiaa ct hen. ftaa Iraarlaeo.
apr S-eow-Sm
TtTf UfaX1! The undenlfaed will
Jjt VJ A J.VXmnkB collection and at
tend to buainea of all kind for parties In tbe
country, cbarctar only a iroall comailailon for
Ibe tame, l'ro rapt r eta rni mad from all col
lect on i, and all ba.lseif ma tier trill rreeir
Immediate altenlloa. All kloditof inlorwa
Uan fumUhed. rarties holding bill aralaat
person in lortland eaa bare the aameauead
cdtn. AdUrex, W.L. EPHNOKK,
J2D-tf Box tar, TortUa Js.OreroD.
IMPORTERS!
AND
Wholesale am! Hotail Dealers ia
General Merchandise !
Goads Scut by Mail or Wells
Faryo.
Orders from the Countiy Solicited
All liiH.U of I'f-lare and S..M
or :'! i Oil OitHIUMtlHK-
Jjikrt frtmffU cnxutrtJ. Cunlr) -fie
unH tost it tcrrapttding '.nth ut.
Centennial BIocV, the Middle Store
Xo. Hi!) and 171 Second St.
Comstock Piluser. -WE
8IIIP :
To Su I'mom aad bates XiAHt fcr Oaaen AX
etekdixuTfarrell, i
WOOL DEALERS,
Oaraar Trmt aad JUkr SawaU.
I'ORTU.ND,
ORlXO.t.
Vat Ibnal
Mill
Dubois ets kxtjg-,
Central A-enU,
CommbMon and Forwarding KcrclianU,
im F ont atrrct. Ill WbDtUin treei.
lVrUatxl.Urn. Haa Krasdaen. Cat
Hpedai alieMtoo rlTea to le a(te e( Vvw.
fTeor. OraJa aal lr&Jaee la foriiaao aeJ Han
rraae-aco. fb -lni
L. K. C.Smith,
taarortf ia! Wamli Mk H
Cigars and Tobaccos
TV lt aaj Saeaa adc U Hut na ! ao4 lahr
Cid la tae mr rarlMaaar iWiaiw
rsr.rraal ami .tiark Ma. far! lanI.On.
;
Painters' Stock.
White Leads,
White Zincs,
Linseed Oil,
Turpentine,
Brushes,
Colors,
Varnishes
TOR S.VLE pr
Hodge, Davis & Co.,
wnolcMtvlo XJrucsiMts.
Ian-f
MLMMta.
w r us:
Dubois & king,
Wool Commission Merchants,
IdraatetXadeon Conal? nraeata.
111 WASinsarrovsT.,
Saa Tra jm-c
IK rSoSTST.
rerttvai:
XutrttBaiMapiotiabwrUultUa(. J
aifU'js I
sou: agents roc THE t ""'""I
STJL5DAKI) ASD ESTET OHdASS,
r. w rsEsncr cc..
J Voate Dcarfr. aetfaatl Trzra
istjit s.siccnav tx rants.
i J5 SIMON & CO.,
( PrtVrt la
Doors, Windows, Blinds and (.Mass
TOOOTS, CO RW AND PVTXETS.
IM front a)t bet. WaaUlnetan it Aider.
f ta rOiRlAXn. QXXCOX.
llenson's Capcine
(iAijFOROUS PLASTR
A Wonderful Kemedy
There la nneompnria beta-res It axT ibe
common a ow xsAiaz poroat pUtier. Il la
In evrry sray anperlor to all ether external
remrdir. laeladlcs IiaimeaU aad Ibe o
ralled eleclrlett appllaoces. Il contain
near medietas! e'eiaeata which in com San
ation sjlth raster, poeaae the moat extra
ordinary pala-rellerlcr.atrenrtbeniccaad
rnrail.- aroperUes. Any payatclaa in
your own ioeallly srttl euaSrai the abore
atalemeat. For Lira- Raea, Ithrcmatltm.
remaJe Weaknea. Mobborn and Sejlect
ed Colds, and tooth, dlaeatej Kidney.
Wbooptcc Coaca. atrtetlocs of the bran,
and all 111 for wblah poroa ptaater are
naed.lt I timply thabeat known remedy.
Ask tor Qecaont Capelne IMron inaatcr
and taka no other, fold by all DiatXttt.
Irlei3cenU. Scat oa receipt of price, by
eabcry AJohnaon.ri Plall L, NewYurk.
meh 3-ltn
T2hCCoxa.TsoxxaozvTs i
EMPERANCE HOTE
321. -23. 227 anil -'n Necund M i.
SaN Klt-M"IMX: Cba. Mo. I joinery, lrop.
ThU I the only auletly tempersnc hotel in
Han Francisco. and effets auperioraecemmo
datlons lo tbe traveling- puilic lbatd and
lodsior rer day Tl ct. to 12. per week. I to IX
Kieeemeal(..0ctn . Sixmrallickeu.il
ap leOm
Hr GUN
t
Kemintton,
tharo' and
Wlnehrater
llemmrton
Hbsrp'i
Winchester
IUllrs.
lUOea.
And; Cartridsesof all kind at reduced prices.
BY WJI. 1ICCK .V tiO.
Mr yort,' ind. Oregon
. -V. eiXltOWlltllGl-2,
IHrret In:ortr aal Dc!r la
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
No. Ill rrotil Ml. lorllnniI. Or
The Best Spring Medicine and
Beautifier of the Complexion in
use. Cures Pimples, Boils,
Blotches, Neuralgia, Scrofula,
Gout, Rheumatic and Mercurial
Pains, and a!l Diseases arising
from a disordered state of the
Blood or Liver.
HOZ.B HYAU DRUUfJISTS.
apUltn
wawimy9 mm & co.,
Portland, Ore g an.
OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES, A FULL LINE Of
' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Soto Agonts for tho
BUCKEYE MOWER . REAPER,
The JcaHlnz llarveHtltis: Slaclilnc or the World.
Mew In detail nnit cent-
era i leauirc. niSTiKCTiYE
and li:cci Air. and ttsorr
tan da tlie
Cii.FiEI TSalSHli OF TSE S5S13.
Taroafeerzaea vas lutTo aaod or
ZH ployed tal ae-cr arjlo of
Tbrotfeer. all aaite ia testifyins
that they are tka ZTJZ TZZ7ZT:
Ji'J '? 3 TZi It i designed
aad D-sJlt ezpresaly for Oregon
aad 'Waafelaertoa, fey one "wio
tfearoBCfely Baderrtasda Mia requirements of tfeo coaatry, aad tka dUKesltioa
to feo erereaae. AgeatM for
HAINES' (Genuine) SINGLE GEARED HEADER,
Spoclally Improved for thts Seaaon Ten or Twelve feat cut.
tux nzxn roM we old kwasu
Schuliler Farm, Freight, and Spring Wagons.
Studebaker Wagons, StsdeLakcr 4 Spring Hacks.
Regulator, Wind Hills, The most complete -gindrr.nl In esc
Elward Harvesters, Vastly superior to any other hand binder
HarTesterinsarkct. ill handle lodged or fallen gnr?,and derate
it better than any i.r. urn machine of its class.
!&P3haaHnHBjB3Baaa ''Zj-jffrL
Agricultural
Newhury, CLLapman & Co.,
Impcrtrrs snd Dealers in
Farm Implements and Machines,
261 and 263 Front Street, and 262 First Street Portias! tke-a
Branch Hoc at Walk Walh, W. TL, aad Albany, Orc-ja.
AgtfXMS at ill imponaat potnU in fre-oa, Washington Territory and Western
Idaho. General A-rs.U for D. il. Oiborne i Co.'s iloTs-ers, Reapers,
aad Self-Binding II arresters. Improved Whitexratcr Wagons,
Jf orrisaa IWt Piosra, Lion Self Dnap Salky Ilakcj,
Espy Hacks, Minnesota. Thrwhers, Ileidars,
"Wpple G aides, Bolster Spnass, Farmers Friend Drills, Esterlr Broadcast Seed
ers, aatl a Fall lac of Steel aad Wood GoedZ
SSTThe beat Stxel Biadin? Wir ia the Market. ja 2-t
THE WESTINGHOUS'E
THE GLUTE Si CO.,
By request of the m&ttctrrrs wo kar scoeptcd Um Ajaacy for tills State and
the adjeiatag Territories of Use ahov jasdy Celetrat&d M&cHnea.
We have satisfied ocssivcs dtat ibe afcw are racily SUPERIOR 3Iaditnes, and
are recommended by faraare vIm wed titata last season as THE BEST ifa
cliincs tbey have ever mea.
C-ftTSrnd for CWteeagitea aad irsjrriptiv Circulars.
AgonU wanted in every csMiity ia tkis State and the Territories.
ja 3-tf
Sent to our Office, we Trill send
The San
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5 CO . I S .2
tc H T ca C -7; C2 -r As
5 r3 Soiij u . i Mi
I 8 5t I H zU si si
CXmm co co XHC as O 3Q 3
So large a portion ot tho Oraaa aaa
Grain Crop of tka Paciao Ceaat aan
docb est far tkm BTJCKEYX. tkat so far
mar bero eaa fee IcBoraat of lta sBorltat
or reaire arssmoat to cosTiseo feim ol
its arsperlarlty j as it is too well aad a
TDralJr Jaurarn to sood cosaaseat. It ia
tke porfectiea of ail Reaper avad Mov
las Macklaea.
We call especial attention to our New
and Perfected
Taylor Sulky Rakes, Self Dsxsp-
tng and Plain.
Monitor and Straw Bitra4ag
gines.
Send far Special Catalog bc, alia m
ear Kvm Pries Uat.
Burton
1 HOUSE,
ggrar.F aad Tklnt Slrrrta.
r : w j Ftciatatip La&i-
Portland, : Oregia.
rmpci&Cses.
Wil i are uo paina cr
t Hi-- tw make this
byt; ttie Lest ho
tel in Portend,
aJ-tf
Implements
THRESHING- MACHINE,
PORTABLE ENGINES.
E. 1STORTHRUP & CO.,
Portland, Oregon.
Francisco
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