mt Dalle
Ijtanick
VOL. VII.
THE DALLES, OREGON. TI.
I LUND AY. DKCKMKKK 2R.
1893.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
. .it,l(iiliil llatly, Sunday Ksrcpte.1.
HY
rlIj. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO
imrwt ",t"1 "ni1 itiiKl"'i Street, The
unlit:, urrKmi
l.iriii. nf Hiili.rrliitlon
rr Yrt
Per mou',lr carrier
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ri. mi: taisi.ks.
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Ill rllect AuruM (, l
r.AnT bound.
i,0 :rH'- 10 M V. .. 10iN 11.00 1 U
U'EtT WIONI..
.i,4.f!vo3.39 A. M. Departs 3 II A. M
l-OCAl..
iniu f 'tu I'urtlnml utl r. x.
Departs rnr 1'ortlnml M 3 l M
Ivoiuriu freight tlint curry pa'scnscM leave
wc tnt the wot nt h:0U a. v., Mul one lor the
,l r . jh a. w.
.iTAT.r.Jj.
roi i'.tievlllc, vln. Hake Oven, leave dally
it A M
For Antelope, Mitchell, Canyon City, leave
stC at a. x.
K t .ifur, Klngslcv, Wamlc, Wnpinltla, Warns
;n k& mil TjKh Valley, leave dally, except
:.i-u , at c a. u
t i. lendale. Wash., leave every day ot the
nt i a ept wuimiiy nt 7 a. .
Offlrj. lur all lines at the Umatilla House.
II,
ri;ori:sM(iNAi.
ii ninnui.i. -ATroiiNKY-AT-iuw-oiacc
( ourt ntrcet, The Dalles, Oregon.
t rr-a rr.ASCMtNKfcr..
f-xt l! ir a- M!VKVKE ATTOttSISYs - AT
II , .v'-lummi 4i and . over I'ost
2ip' llnlldlnK, Kutrauce on Washington Street
Jet I u.Icr, Oregon
. i lIKNNKlT.AnOUNia' AT-I'.V. Of
A. Urn lu ChMiUO bulldlhK, U Hairs, fhe
D-fH, Oregon.
r r av. n. a.jit'.NToTo.N. n.s.
IIAYr1. HUNTINGTON V WILSON-ATTOb-.U
ytv-AT-r.AW -Offices, French's Mock over
fUrt National Hank . 1 Dalle. Oregon.
W 11 wnjjON-ArroErKr-AT-i.AW-Koomj
W . French A; Co.'s hank building, fcccoad
itrixl, The Dalies, Oregon.
1 gi Tin.I'.I.M. " t M.. F.T M.C..
cimiii. KmiIiis J iitnl 4, Chapman block,
tnui' nee Mrs. Thorubury'f, "est end ot .-econd
It-Pi
Dt KSHE1-MAN (llos,norATJiicj I'HVHCiAK
ud (5t)or.os.-Cuii autwered j.romiitly.
lirar niiri.t. Htr or country. OlUt-e No. s and
Viajpinali block. w"
Dtt O 1. DOANi: MIVMCtAS AKI CK
ueox. OHiiO. riKJint 6 and C Chapman
hk KcMdeucc. r1. K. comer Court and
.'ourtn utrveu, no md dixir irow the eoruir.
)BXm hour V to 12 A. M.. i to : and to 4 1 . .m.
I i lU liAI.L DKNT18T. uw Civeu ior iijc
1. lunnlem. extraction of teeth. Also toetrj
uti flowed aluminum jilate. lUnims. tilR" of
Urn iiotdcn Tooth, Second titrect.
NO. JO
FRENCH & CO-
BANKERS.
I
TRANSACT A (J KNKRAIj HANK 1 Nil MJKINKSH
IetttTft of Credit ieiHiieil nvailnbUi in he
Knstorn Stntoe.
Sight Kxchnnco and Tclcgrnphic
Trimsftiraeoldon Now York,C!iicaRo,St.
ly)iiifl, San Francieco, Portland Oregon,
Soattlo Waph., and various points in Or
egon and Washington.
Collections made at all poinfp on fav
orablo terms.
THE DALLES
Rational Bank,
Of DALLES CITY, OK.
President Z. F. Moody
Vice-Preuident, Chaklks Hilton
Cashier, M. A. Moody
Better
the
i
General Banking Business Transacted.
SOCIKTIKB.
ASCO JOWK, NO. 15. A. F. & A. M. Meet;
rut una intra Mouuay oi wt mum., nk ,
rAl.I.F.8 KOYAL AKCH ClIAl'TEK NO. 0.
U Jleeu In -Munonle Hall the third Uodnewluy
tiaeh month at 7 I. M.
ODF.KN WOODMEN OF TUB wyiu.v.-
Mt. HlXXl (. 'llttlIlMJ.l. luwun) ;v..-
tm:h week lu 1 rutenilty Hall, at7: Ai 1'. m.
ISfOl
riOU'MUIA UJDGK, NO. 6, I. O. O. Mwli.
L every Friday etenliiK at 7 Wo clock, lu K.
of 1 hull, comer Beccud utid Uiurt treetn.
SnJoaruiiiK tirotUcnr are elcoiuo.
U. ( hofoii, bec'y. A. 1!iu.nN . (..
ni'.IENDBHll' LODOK.NO. 9.,K.ol J'.-Ml
T every Monday evening nt 7: JO " clock, lu
stLauno k hulldlUB, corner of Court and Becoud
itrwta. HolouruliiK incmbera are cordially in
ltd. W.a.C'UAM.
J). W.VaUhjc, K. of K. arid B.
A riBKMULY NO. WSJ, K. OF U-Meet lu K.
iL oil, hall thekecond and lourth ednei
liva of each mouth at7:;w . m.
IVOMF.N'H CHKIBTIAN TKMl'EKENCK
UNION will met every Friday alternoon
itSo'clock at the rcadl!iKrwiin.AllBrelnvlU!d.
HAKMON LODliE No.&01,I.O.G.T.-KeKUlar
woekly meeting" Friday at b r. a'
fraternity Hull. All itro luvltud.
L t . CIIMUHAN, V.J It. C. Ft.KCK. j'U
1" 'KMl'LK 1XJDOK NO. , A. O. U. W. Meet
lu Fraternity Hull, over Kcllcm, an Bocond
meet, Tliumday evenlUK at 7:S.
41. llA11Dr..l
W. H Myehk. Financier. ii.-.w'
IAB. NKBM1TH I'OHT, No. (I. A. K. JleeU
0 every faaturduy ut 7:30 i M., In the K. of 1'.
IUU. .
AMi:niOAN lUlT.WAY UNION, NO. 10.
A Mevta kccoud and fourth '1 )ilir(Iay c.ieh
mimth InK.of 1'. hull. J. W.Heamy,
V H. Jonkh, ft-vy. .,ri?l
BOF U K.Mcut every buuday ulteruooo lu
. the K. of 1'. Hall.
Gi'SANU VKKKIN Mcvta every Bunda)'
. evening In the K. of I. Hall.
BOF Lr. HIVIBION, No. 1C7T-Mwtf,ln
A K, of 1'. Hull the flret uud thlid Mulnea
ay of each month, at 7:80 r. u.
THK CIIUltCIIKH.
RT. fF.TEK8 CHUKCH -Kev. Father Hkonh
P ueeut I'ustor. Jw Mam every Hunduy at
ii- High Mw,t) at 10:30A. M. Venpera at
1'AUJJJ CllUUCll Union Htreot, ojiiKjalto
l3 iltit. Uvr. KM U.HufcllUu Hector, bervlieH
') Muuduynt 11. . and 7;sor. m. Hunduy
woolv.ii A. m. JCveulug 1'rayerou Frlduy at
tflKHT IJAI'TIHT (JHUKCH-Hev. 0. I, Tay
. t0K' I'nntor, Morning ervlk every huh
fff'1 t ttio ucademy at 11 a m. hablmtli
S"00' Immediately afu-r morning mtvIcoi;.
fjWr ini-etlug Friday evening at I'unUir'b renl
j'ite. Unlou nvrvloe lu the court hou.e ut
pONUUKOATIONAl. OHUKCH-Hev. W. tJ.
y Cuiitis, Cantor. Bervlccii every Bunrtay at 11
. and 7 v. m. Bunduy Hchool uf ter morning
5'viee. BtrmigeniOordlKllj luvltixl. HeuU Irev.
11 K. OHUHOH-Uev. J.
",, ! oerylcoji every Buuduy morning ut 11 a. l
uiictujr Bchool nt i'aw o'clock r m, Kj.wo
KUe ut C:ao v. u. 1'raver meeting eve
"UriHluV UVl'lllliU ul T.nrt . ',.!.. I- A r.,,r,tl.,1 I
oi tended by both piutor uud iooile
Wnihi.Eit, liuntor,
. in,
ctli
t'orv
"uriKiuy evening at 7:80 o'clock. A cordial In.
QI1KIHT1AN OHUKCH-ltEV.r. if, McOUKKBY
ich l''achlng lu the ChrUtliiu chuieh
SSJSOrdlHllyJuvljj
KQKUOAlKUTIJKIlAN-llntU atreot,
uiidlV: ' Uaru jxwtor. Bervicwi at 11:80 ti.tn.
tE"m at .W p.m A cordial welcome
SiRht Exchangee Sold on
NEW YOltK,
SAN FltANClSCO,
CHICAGO
and PORTLAND, OR.
Collections made on favorable terms
at all accessible points.
J H. bCHENCE,
I'rcMdcnt
J. M. l'.tTTEIlfO.V,
Cashier.
first Rational Bank.
;he dalles.
- - OREGON
A General Banking BiiEiness transacted
Deposits received, subject to bight
Draft or Check.
Collections mrulo and proceeds promptly
remitted on day ol collection.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold on
M'w lork, fcan rrancieeo ami ror:-land.
DIKECTOKS.
D. P. TjIOMI'dON. Jno. S. JrCHEKCK.
Ed. M. Williajjk, Gno. A. Likuk.
H. M. Bkall.
As old a3
thohilLV'nnd
never excell
ed. "Tried
and proven "
id the verdict
o f million.-?.
S i m m ons
Liver Recu
lator is
only Liver
nnd Kidney
medicino to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
euro. A
m i 1 d laxa
tive, a n d
purely veg
etable, act
ing directly
on tho Liver
and Kid
neys. Try it.
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Tlio Klnp of Liver Medicines.
" I have tHeil yniirSiiiunous Liver Hcgu
lator and run t'onsrlenelotisly Kny It Is the
kins of nil liver medicines, 1 consider It a
rnedlclno cliost In HsclC cii:o. W. Jack
fcO.v, Tneoina, WiLShlnyton.
j62-EAKItV rACICAGn-aa
ilaa tlio Z Stamp in red uu wrupper.
TUP Daily Evening Chronic..1 i recoeubed
1 II L. as eskcntliilly the home !iicr for the
Dnllo City folkk lAIr This v not u bud
riputntlon. Somen UJVl 11 2,(ki) of our l.et
aitirens wntcli the columm of this nnnm
daily for the kjilclet local news. It 1 Ml L,K
Micceeds in glctnine the field, nnd hence grows
In popularity nnd iniortmice. Take it awhile,
you who don't; trytoineof Its premium oilers.
Pills
W. H. YOUNG,
8
"ft Regulator Line"
ITlie Dalies, Portland aid Astoria
Biacisitl k mm
Navigation Co.
General Blacksmithing and Work don 1
promptly, and all work
Guaranteed.
Horse Shoeing a Speciality M
Third Street, opu. Liebe's old Staud.
sk House
Moving!
Andrew Velarde
IS prepared to do any anil all
kinds of work in his lino at
reasonable figures, lias the
largest house moving outfit
in Eastern Oregon.
Address P.O.Box 181,The Dalles
J. F. FORD, Evaielisl,
Of De Moines Iowa, writes uuder date ol
March '.3, 18W:
S. B. Mud. Mfh. Co.,
Dufur, Oregon.
Gentlemen :
On arriving homo hist week, I found
all well and anxiously awaiting. Our
little girl, eight and one-half years old,
who had wasted away to S8 ounds, it
now well, strong and vigorous, and well
lleHhed up. P. B. Cough Curo has done
its work well. Both of the children like
it. Your S. B. Cough Cure bus cured
and kept uway till hoarseuews from me.
Bo give It to every one, with grecthige
for all. Wishing you prosperity, we are
Yours, Wit. & Mas. J. F. Vouu.
If you wUh to feel frekh uud cheerful, and ready
for the Bprlng'H work, cleanse your nybtem with
the Headuche and Liver Cure, by taking twooi
three down each week.
Bold uuder u ponltlve guurautee.
60 cents per bottle by nil druggibtk,
C. F. STEPHENS,
DJXAL1JK IN
DRY GOODS
Qlothing
ItOUlH, nlio Httt'i Kid
Fancy l)ood& ploiion,
Ktc, Ktc. Ktc.
Second St The Dalles.
THROUGH
Frei
oiii soil P
seep one
Through Tri-Weekly 'Sundays ex
ecpted) between Tho Dalles and Port
land. Steamer Regulator leaves Tho
Dalles at 7 u. in.,
Monday?, Wednesdays and Fridays,
connecting at the Cascade Ijcks with
Steamer Dulles Citv. Steamer Dalles
Citv leaves Portland (Yamhill st. dock)
at (1 a. in.,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
connecting with Steamer Regulator for
Tho Dalles.
I'AHSKNfiKH It A TUN.
One way
Round trip.
f2.00
3.00
Freight Rates reatly Reduced.
All freight, except car lots,
will be brought through, with
out delay at Cascades.
.Shipments for Portland received at
any time day or night. Shipments for
way landings must lx delivered boforo
& p. m. Live stock shipments solicted.
Call on or address,
W. C ALLAWAY,
(ienenil A;;mit.
B. F. LAUGHLIN,
UeiKiral .Manager.
THE DALLES,
OREGON
TOE REBEL ADMIRAL
Mystery as to the Whereabouts
Hollo.
A Kir. SGARE IX AX OPERA HOUSE
Audience hmhtened by Anarchists
ami the Place Hurriedly
Emptied.
I'KiiNAMiiuc-o, Due. 27. Tho greatest
mystery surrounds the movements of
the rebel admiral, Mello. Nothing has
been seen of him since he sailed north
on the .L'Uth, presumably to show fight
to the new government cruisers Nicthe-
roy and America.
The Spanish warship Cristobal Colon,
which arrived from Rio, reports that on
Christmas eve there was a heavv en
gagement between the rebel warships
and the forts. Both side? are said to
have etifTered severely.
Later in the day there was great ex
citement caused bv the news that Ad
miral Mello had arrived at Bahia, and
the men on board the Nictheroy began
with alacrity to put things in readiness
to meet the enemy. The rebel warships
are reported coaling at Bahia, prepara
tory to starting for I'ernambuco to cap
ture or destroy the Nictheroy, after
which, if successful, it will give tho
America a drubbing. Mello is expected
hero tomorrow. It is not expected ho
will attack in broad daylight. It is not
expected he will attack in broad day
light. It is now said the Nictheroy will
steam out to meet him.
T
H
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ARTIC FACTORY
SODA WATER AND 1015 0EBAM.
Candies and Nuts
.Specialties
i I l,ll'u ( '
Finest Peanut Roaster In Tho DalleH , directly upon the blood and imin-
Ions surface of the system. Price Joe.
At right Mac , ur bottle. N)ld ny tin uniggibiN. cn-
tinioniulti free.
A Theater Deserted.
Madiiid, Dec. 27. A large audience
gathered in the Royal opera house last
night. While waiting for the perform
ance a tumor began to circulate that
anarchists were present and intended to
onimita bomb outrage. In less time
than it takes to tell it the whole audi
ence Hurried in a semi-panic-stricken
state from the house. The hurried and
excited manner in which the people fled
caused a report to circulate that the ex
plosion had occurred. As the news
spread the population of the whole city
was intensely excited, and many flocked
to the vicinity of the opera house, and
?oon the streets in that locality were
congested. Finally it developed that
the report was a canard and the people
dispersed.
Aiiawor to rennoyerS Letter.
Sai-km, Or., Dec. 27. At a meeting
of the board of tra'lc and citizens of
Salem, held in the parlors of the Willam
ette hotel, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
"Wiii:i:i:as, The governor of the state
of Oregon has abused the official position
conferred upon him by the people- by ad
dressing the president of tho Uuited
States a letter containing certain state
ments injurious to tho commonwealth,
and calculated to create an erroneous im
pression in the minds of those not
acquainted with tho facts, thereby de
ferring tlioso who might contemplate en
gaging in productive industries here;
therefore,
"Jlcxolved, That wo, the board of trade
and business men of Salem, most em
phatically deny tho asset Hons of tho gov
ernor and brand Ids statements as false,
and aver that, notwithstanding the pre
vailing depression, there is no widsprcad
destitution or actual want in Oregon,
and that tho governor, in claiming that
two-thirds of our people are without em
ployment, while one-third aro without
tho means of sustenance, was guilty of
grots misrepresentation; and wo request
our representatives in congress to pre
sent these resolutions to tho president of
tho United Stales, and to deny in both
senato i-iul hoiiso the truth of the gov
ernor's statements. While admitting
that Oregon is suffering from tho pre
vailing hard times, we confidently claim
that there is less poverty hero in propor
tion to tho population than in any other
state in tho union, and tho prospects for
tho future aro excellent."
Bismarck is reported to bo bnU'eriug
lrom his old complaint of neuralgia in tho
arm. His condition is complicated by
indigestion.
llow'M Tilla!
Wo oh'er one hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo
cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo.
F. .1. CHUNKY A CO., Props. To'edo, ().
Wo tint undersigned, have known J;. J.
Cheney for tho last 15 years, and beliovo
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and flnai'clally able- to
carry out any obligation made by their
""w'cfet Si Triiux, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. , .
Walding, Kinuan A Marvin, hole-
sun) i' "hk.oio,
."tarrn t;uro is wkuii uueniuuy,
Kl ticnt I ruin I Work.
The Oregonmn thus reports Prof,
Gavin's talk on "Results to bo Aimed
At in School Instruction and Discipline.
Ho said that the 'purpose to bo aimed nt
in school instruction is the combination
of the acquirement and culture of ideas
so far as they are capable of being com
binedwhich combination is the study
and presentation of any given branch in
its most orderly and logical manner. It
should be tho aim so to instruct that tho
learner's enthusiasm will bo aroueed
and that he will do for himself all that
ho can do, and will look to tho teacher
for guidance and help only when ho has
reached tho limit of his own powers
t should bo the aim of the class discus'
sion to cause the student to see tho sub'
ject in the proper light nnd to correct
wrong ideas that he may formed. When
this is done, the drills, repetitions and
reviews should aim to fix permanently
in uie nnnu wnat tne student na pre
viously acquired. On tho question of
disciplino the speaker showed that it
may bo necessary at times to allow dis
ciplino in school to supersede the work
of instruction. These cases are excep
tional, and need tho teacher's utmost
caution and good judgment.
Signing tho Homestead Scale.
PiTTsnuna, Pa., Dec. 27. The signing
of the new scale at the Homestead Car
negie steel works began today. It was
not officially made public, but from
what could be learned of it through men
employed in the various departments
the cuts in wages run from 10 to Go per
cent and are among the heaviest ever
known in the iron trade of this locality.
It is likely to be accepted by the men.
l'KSSOVEll'S LETTER.
Oregon Itopulillcnns at Washington
Having Trouble to Explain.
Washington, Dec. 20. The Oregon
republicans expressed regret that Pen-
noyer has broken out again, especially
as ins screed was printed under nead-
ngs, "Poverty-Sticken Oregon," "A
Pauper State," and similar disagreeable
captions in the eastern papers. Senator
Mitchell said :
"While I agree with the governor on
the question of free coinage, I know that
Oregon people are in no worse condition
than other sections of the country, which
is duo to tne tnreateneu democratic
tarifl' more than anything else. I am
exceedingly sorry because of the im
pression it leaves on tho minds of those
who cannot know Pennoyer. Such
things hurt the stato and can do no pos
sible good. Tho democratic office-seekers
who are here from Oregon were almost
stampeded." "Is not this tho man you
icople have been voting for and support
ng for years?" asked a close friend of
Cleveland of ono of them.
This and similar questions they got
iround as best they can. But any person
convicted of being a Pennoyer man is
doomed.
238
2d Street
LMI I'll u.; nl,nr'.l
J, rULuU 7eVuur.ua 1 1
IkfV
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by nn old
physlcluu. Successful:! weil
Monthly lu thousand! of
Ladles. U tlio only perfectly
fafoand rellablo mcdlelua dis
covered. Bowaro or unprincipled drugsjists who
ctfer Inferior medicines In jilaco of this. Asfc tot
CooU'a Cotton Root Compound, take no nu&slf
fu, or iuc!o3o $1 and 0 conta In postage In letter
end v.-o will send, scaled, by return mall. KulUealod
partloulurj In plain envelope, to ladles only, il
ctnmpa. Addreti V o n i". I. II V C o m p n n V.
Nn. a Tinner Block, Detroit. JlltfSi.
,old I'l The Dulles by lllakeley A: Hon ni.
Strength anil Health.
If you aro not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "la
grippe" has loft you weak and won";,
use Klectrie Blttors. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. If you arealllicted with
sick headache, you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Klectrie
Bitters. One trial will convince you
that this is tho remedy you need. Largo
bottles only f0e. at Snipes it Kiuursly's
drug store.
KlUIU'Miritll, r.iJiin.'.'7, i!W.
Mil J, .1, Kkii.,
Hhuip'-I'iirtf, I'".., , ,, , ,
I j: A It Hill I have umjiI Kiuiuu'ri lleiidiielio
Cini'.Ule.s for Kiinu time mid want III testify Hi
tlicir vtilnu. I tiled vailoiih well reeiimuieudiil
medicine, but got no U'llef until I u-ed thew,
uud now would not bu without them for leu
times tlielrcoit.
Yours respectfully
I'll UII.UN T, HCIiliWICK.
h'oldbylililpesit Klhersly.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. J. C. Lucky came down from
Union last night.
Prof. A. Beroy, one of tho survivors of
Balaklava, of tho famous light brigade,
is in tho city today, nnd made Tjik
Ciikonicm: a pleasant call.
IIDKN,
In Tho Dalles, Dec. 28th, to the wife
of Rev. Eli D. Sutcliffe, a son.
Dec. 28th, at tho residenco of A. Y.
Marsh, four miles west of Tfie Dalles, to
the wifo of Michael Thornton, a son.
Union Whist Club.
For real enjoyment and good cheer
the meetings of tho Union Whist Club
certainly cannot be excelled. Every
meeting seems to be more thoroughly
enjoyed than any previous, and it would
seem to those present last evening, when
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Wilson, that a better time could not be
had. As soon as tho usual number of
games were played the floor was cleared
and, accompanied by Mrs. J. T. Peters
and Mrs. J. S. Fish at the piano, tho
remaining hour was spent in dancing,
when the club came the conclusion that
from the manner in which one of their
members managed the different dances,
he must Jiave missed his calling, and
should have been a dancing master,
where ho , could have managed the floor
instead of tli2 bench.
Court May Set Aside tho Lease.
On account of Judge Bellinger's order
that the receivers of the Union Pacific
file a statement of the receipts from and
expenditures upon the property of tho
Oregon Railway it Navigation Company
railroad men are talking of the possibil
ity that the court may set aside the
lease of this property. Should the lease
be set aside the Oregon Railway it Nav
igation would, it is believed, go into the
hands of a receiver at once, and would
be operated under direction of the court.
This railroad men claim would result in
sweeping revision of rates, keeping
onlv the local interests in view, and
without regard, or with little icgard, for
the thiough busbies?.
LITTLE GEiwG.
Tnnnn is a great dili'erence between
having- to say something and having1
something1 to say. Dr. A. T. Pierson.
Wn know not how much wo love the
world, till wo find pain and diHicultj-
in parting- witli its good tilings.
Wilson.
Wiikn one lias enough light to per
ceive tnat one is mistaken, and too
much vanity to own it, and instead of
turning bael: one ffoes still deeper into
one's errors, it is the progress and tho
consolation of pride. Chateaubriand.
When what you read elevates vour
mind and inspires you with high and
noble feelings, do not seek for any oth
er rule by which to judge the compo
sition; it is .food, made by the hand of
an experienced workman. La Bruyere.
Ill (HllSS.
That's tho wav Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets come. And it's moro import
ant than you think. It keeps them
always fresh and reliable, unlike tho or
dinary pills in cheap wooden, or paste
board boxes.
riiev'ro put up in a better way, and
thov c( in a better way, than the huge,
old-fashioned pills. No griping, no vio
lence, no reaction afterward that some
times leaves you worse than oetoro. in
that way, thev cure permanently. Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
on. Indiuestion, unions Attacks, ami
all derangements of tho liver, stomach
and bowels, are prevented, relieved and
ured.
Thev'ro tiny, nigupcoated granules,
compound of iellned and concentrated
veuetable extracts the smallest in size,
the easiest to tak, and tho cheapest pill
you can buv, for they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is re
turned. You pay only for tho ijiuhI you
got.
There's nothing likely to bo "just ax
yoatl,"
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
Best grades oak, fir, pine and slab
wood. Olllco US;t Second stieet. All
oidors piomptly .ittunded to.
tf M.ui:i! it Buxton
Karl's Clover Root, tne new blood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
thocoinplexlon and cures constipation.
250., r0c. and $1.00. Sold by Snipes it
Kiuersly, druggists.
Warner's butter at Muier it Benton's
grocery store.
Use Mexican Silver Stovo Polish.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-
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