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THE, INDIAN'S MUSTANG.
Horses' Were Introduced in America by
the Spaniards and Some Escaped.
The Indian Horses of the mountain
anil phiins tribes were originally of that
wild stock once found in vast herds all
over the intracontinent region, and
which had their beginning from those
that strayed from the Spaniards in old
Mexico, as there were no animals, of
that- character on the continent until
the SfKiuir.h conquest, if wc except an
extinct :;peei: s found only as a fossil on
the plains of Kansas. These were geo
logical specimens lony before the ad
vent of the Indian, :md of such a re
mote igc. s t bewilder the mind in its
contemplation.
1'vou until the middle of the
eighteenth ecntury the Indians of the
country i:::,t of the Mississippi used to
laugh at the white man, who could not
wall: but must ride a horse. The In
dian thought nothing- of keeping up a
'Vlog' trot" all day, making his fifty and
sixty miles during that time.
The wild horses of the American con
nnt. nnms roamed from the border of
old Mexico as far north as uaice Win
nipeg, says u writer in the Kansas
City Star. Twenty-three years ago
there were a great many wandering
over the broad, ffrassy bottoms of the
Cimarron, in southwestern Kansas; per
haps they are not all Extinct yet. All
the wild horses that I have ever seen
were of a small stature pony built in
every instance but possessing a won
derful amount of endurance; a tough,
hardy animal, will litted to perform the
peculiar duties the Indians demanded
of him. The savages arc very hard on
their animals, and nnless their horses
were constituted to '"live on cactus and
drink the green slime of the buffalo
wallows" they would have become ex
tinct probably long ago. When caught
young they are easily broken, but ii
taken at an advanced age they are per
fectly incorrigible.
1 remember one that used to do duty
on the old stage line between Ells
worth and Sterling, about seventeen
years ago. He was the most vicious
brute it has ever been my fortune tc
see. Whenever it became necessary to
shoe him he had to be knocked down
with an ax, and lcfore he recovered his
senses tied, and only in that conditior
would the blacksmith dare approacl
him. His endurance was something
marvelous; his driver, the only man thai
could do anything with him at all, triec
for years to wear iiim out, but with
out success, and he succumbed at las1
only to old ago. I have ridden behinc
him many a time, but in momentary
expectation of bavins' mv brain
icieiceuout or oaslied to pieces wnen
over h-.s slurt-d down hill. His bones
lie . bleaehing somewhere on the divid
between the .Smoky Hill and the Ar
Wansas. '
RUSSIAN PRIESTS.
Thoy
Are the .Finest (.noking Class of
Men in I lie World.
Frank G. Carpenter in a letter from
Russia writes: 'The church is perhaps
the richest of all Russian institutions,
and the thousands upon thousands of
priests who aro sup) rteii liy vh peo
ple are, asaelass, the finest lool-hi:? men
in the world. They never shave or cut
their hair, -and their 1m-!;s ;iv.j :;s silky
as' those of a baby, and l hey stream
down their backs, rv;'.-hm;r often al
most to the waist. Their faees are
rosy and plump, and slum hiiy out under
the high black capswhi h l hey wear on
the streets .and hut their l-mj; black
gowns they look -.wonderfully, hand
some and noble. ' .
"Durihg their s-. rvkes in t , hurvhes
they take oil' tlu-ir . :t.. tl-.e'.r hair'
flows back from ir hi .-! foreheads,
making you think nf l he pai'riar.'lis of
old, and during many of I he services
they appear in gown:, of sliver and gold
and wear great tiaia-iiue hats which
sparkle with gold and jewels. The
Russian Greek churches are f::r more
gorgeous in their, appointments than
many others in the world, ami 1 he re is
enough gold leaf plastered ..vet- the
churches of this eonntry In pay the
Russian national debt and to relieve the
starving people of the famine districts."
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Those who have used Dr. King's 2iew
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
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your name and address to H. E. Eucklen
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Dr. King's New Life Pills free, as well
as a copy of Guide to Health and Hon He
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ABOUT WOMEN. -
Miss Mahy Happy was married re
cently to James Lucky, in Halifax,
N.-S. - ; " - -
A clock made in 17-0 ticks away
steadily on the parlor mantel of the
house of Mrs. Mary Urower, in Boston.
Persons who sympathize with the
afflicted will rejoice with D. E. Carr of
1235 Harrison street, KanBas City. He
is an old sufferer from inflammatory
rheumatism, bat has not heretofore been
troubled in this climate. Last ' winter
be went up into Wisconsin, and in con
sequence has had another attack, "It
came upon me very1 acute and severe,"
he said. "My joints swelled and became
inflamed ; sore to touch or almost to look
at. P"pon the urgent request of my
mother-in-law I " tried Chamberlain's
Pain Balm to reduce the swelling and
ease the pain, and to my agreeable sur
prise, it did both. I have used three
fifty-cent bottles and believe it to be the
finest thing for rheumatism, pains and
swellings extant. For sale by Blakeley
& Houghton, druggists.
-' Notice. -
-All city warrants registered prior to
October 3, 1691, are now due and paya
ble at my office. Interest ceases after
this dat. I, I, Borget, City Treas.
; Dated Dalles City, May 1, 1894. ; '
SMOTHERED IN MOLASSES.
The Queer Fate of an Inquisitive Fct
Beaver.
A tame beaver kept by the soldiers at
a fort in Wyoming became quite famous
for his sagacity. Caught while young
and perfectly tamed, he became very
docile and a great favorite at the fort.
The little fellow could never be cured
of his instinct to build dams,' and it is
related that he once undertook to dam
the Platte river, working for months all
night long, and returning to the fort
every morning at sunrise. ' lie cut down
quite a number of trees, but life proved
too short for the completion of his
plans. While around the fort he was
constantly turning over every Kind ot
' vessel that contained water and collect
ing sticks to head it off as it flowed
away. One night by oversight the
beaver was locked up in the warehouse,
aitd during the night, in nosing around,
he discovered a ten-gallon can of mo
lasses that had been left uncovered.
rThat discovery proved his doom. The
I next day he was found gasping for life,
having been caught in' the sticky mass
as the can was overturned. He never
recovered from the shock, and was ten
derly buried in the presence of a large
circle of his friends.
The IjidiI and VTator off t
John Murray, :: I'-.c li-. :
lenger expedition. ::v:
est living crith -ril ie .;.
estimates iV.c c'r: f '. "
the ginlm at v. :'
the area .f Ui f. . :: . . .
miles. Hi: a:;;!mt!ti v -
:-i-
'h-
''-V
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; -d
::.ro
the
I:
dry land alxjvc the Ion ! i ;:t
23,000,000 cubic mili-i. ; ...il vr.lsxae
of the waters of the oectiij at OH'.'.G ;o
cubic miles. Ilo lixc.r, Iho mejai height
of the land above the :a r.t -.-.0 feet,
and the mcaii depth of the whole ocean
at 12,480 feci. Of cour:, therm results
are only approximate, but they help to
render our ideas cf these roatters more
definite. Mr. Murray also estimates
that the rivers of the world carry into
the ocean every year ili cubic miles of
sediment. To this must be added the
matter carried to the sea in solution,
which is estimated at i.ir." miles of mat
ter. Together, then, - the notnonnt of
matter carried thrt n;h the li-.nl each
year is 3.7 cubic milet. It would thus
according to uiiu calculation, take
5,340,000 years to transport the whole o'
the solid land down to the sea
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Testimonials free.
The blue uniforms of the Austrian
army are to be abolished and a sober
gray substituted. This is the decision
of a committee of experts appointed to
investigate and settle the question of
the best color for soldiers' clothes.
Sleeplessness.
Remove the cause by regulating the
bowels, by establishing good digestion
and by quieting the nerves with Sim
mons Liver Regulator. Try it and you
will soon know the blessings of good
health and sound sleep. '
The German book collectors" give.the
titles of 0,000 books about Goethe.
"Pilgrims' I'kogkkss" has been trans
lated into 303 languages and dialects.
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Upon receipt of your address and fif
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mail you prepaid our souvenir portfolio
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che regular price is fifty cents, but as we
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European courts. He is a descendant
of the army favorite whom Napoleon
placed on the throne of Poland.
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regular price of the Weekly Okegonian
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Stockholders Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be a meeting of i he stockholders of the
Wasco Independent Accademy, at the
accademy building, in Dalles City on
Thursday, May 10th, 1894, at 2 o'clock
p. m. for-the purpose of electing seven
directors, and transacting 6uch other
busineps as may' properly come before
said meeting.,'
By order of the president. '-' '
tnilOth H. H. Riddell, Secy.-
WHISTLING A GIFT.
What Professional I-aly Whistler Says
" About the Art.
Mrs. ' Alice ' Shaw, the celebrated
American whistler, has this to say of
her-peculiar 'gift: "A clever whistler
must be born, not male. The natural
gifts necessary are a good ear, a sound
pair of lungs, a favorable formation of
the cavity of the mouth, regular teeth
and a flexibility and agility in the
orbicular and buccinatory-museles. The
strain on these, muscles are great.
After an hour's practice I have been
compelled to apply electricity to my
hps to get them into a normal condi
tion. I breathe like a . singer, from the
diaphragm, and whistle as any artist
would sing. . Trilling is to me as. easy
and natural as ordinary speech. It is
the notes which must be long sustained
that are most difficult. 'My compass is
two and three-fourths octaves. I never
whistle on : an inward breath. My
notes are always directed outward.
The higher the note the closer my lips;
the lower tne note tne larger the orifice.
The possibilities of a whistle arc almost
mlimited. The art is at present in its
Infancy. I phrase music as do the most
careful singers. During my first per
formances my lips became so dry that
tt was difficult to produce a clear, liquid
tone. I now use an ointment which
abviates that difficulty. I practice an
hOur sometimes more daily, and this
has had a doubly beneficial effect. It
uas not only enchanced my proficiency
as a whistler; it has caused my chest to
expand four inches in the last three
years."
Faris Figuring; on Another Siege.
There are 8,800,000 souls within te
wall of circumvallation formed by the
outer line of works defending ' Paris.
The French commissariat, in a .recent
report to the French minister of war,
estimates that in order to provide for a
siege of six months' duration the follow
ing stocks would have to be laid in:
Breadstuff s, 243.000 tons; meat, 118,100
tons; salt, 14,793 tons; dry vegetables,
34,440 tons; potatoes, 295,260 tons; wine,
66,029,000 gallons; milk, 6,602,900 cubic
meters; coal, 1,000,000 tons; hay, 688,-
940 tons; straw, 68,894 tons, and oats,
50,052 tons. These supplies,- costing
about $100,000,000, would, in case of an
other siege,' be served out to the retail
tradesmen, who would each be held re
sponsible for supplying a group of
houses. Rosters would be prepared,
and each family would receive a card
on which would appear the exact hour
when the food to which the family was
entitled to apply for would be ready for
issue. -
- Maine's Lobsters.
r "During the past three montns," says
the Portland Press, "there were listed
' in ; Portland :2G,C71 live lobsters and
23,756 canned lobsters. When we con
sider the fact that it takes on an av
erage the meat of fifty lobsters to fill
one dozen cans, and that the above
figures represent the importation of
more than 1,500,000 of lobsters in three
months at this port alone, We get some
idea of the enormous consumption of
this article of food in this country, and
the old inquiry as to how long this
Irain upon the rich resources of the
3oast can be stood naturally suggests
itself."
ook'sCottonRoot
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
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Cook's Cotton Root Compound, take no suosft
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uilTre will send, sealed, by return mail. Fullsealed
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ctomps. Address Pon lit I T Co m panr.
" r"o. SF5f 1-i-Hlock. r..nlt. Icb,'
S'iM in The Dalle by S:iipes de Kinersly. '
A' lady at Tooleys, La., was very sick
with bilious colic wjien M. C. Tisler, a
prominent merchant of tlie town gave
her a bottle of Cbapiberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. , He
says she wa well in forty minutes after
taking the first dose. "For sale, by
Blakeley .& Houghton, druggists.
Imperial bicycle, lightest and best to
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WE HAVE CURED THESE WE CAN CURE YOU1 '
hlnt rancisKX,. Cal.. AaKut M, 1892.
IV A T OavirtMi- nMPKlr Baforl ixsedTOur belt
awt -ai f-B t nCQi I ITV MlftFn.
1 was troubled with lost vigor, vital waaluiet-s, wd
aimoat a com piece loss oi power, xwouia Rei upwiw
vary tired leeiing, oonet acnin k. pjq . ; m dcw nntDg
Tour bait X Hire iiad a new wtw oi iiej. xnowanjoy
life batter than I hm fortea jean pwt IhavaOie
utmost OGjifideoce in yonr treatment. Yon can pob-
JiMn tltia statement. aao naTe otners write or ran on
me. Truly joumTH- A BO WN. H6 and 28 Tork fct.
DueiiHiTiQU aain I -UPMFSfi CURED.
Oreiron. Anrtl IB
Ir. A. T. Sanden. Iear Sir: I got one jour beltK
bw weeks mgo for rheumatism, from wmcn 1 unereii
for several years, for tba pant six montns I had not
been able to wurk. You belt has placed me In almost
perfect health in the two weeks 1 have used it. 1 can
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. M. K. HUGHES, Proprietor International Hotel.
NERVOUS OEBIULPSS OCOR.
Tr. A.T. Pan den. Deer Sir : I hare been usine your
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feel better than I have for five rears. I tuve gained
in visor daily, and am stronie in everyiwrt. .
Yours tratelally, CHAS. IiUKTKJL.
THE DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT
Is a oomp1eta galranlo battery v made into a belt so as to be easily worn dnrinjr work or street, and tt
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flE W GOLtU JVlBlfl HOTEli.
This larpe and popular House does fie principal hotel Easiness, "'
and is iireared to furnish the l.,ic Accommodations of any
. House in the eity, and at the low rate of
$1.00 per Day. - pirst Qlass lleals, 25 Cei)ts.
Office for all Stage Unas leaving- Ttaa Xalles tor all
points In Kastern Oregon and Ksitara WsshiartoB, "
to this Hotel. ,
Corner of Front and Union Bta.
"There is a tide in the affairs of men -which, taken at its JteoA
leads on to fortune"
The poet unquestionably had reference to the
Ciirtt Sals l
-3 Furniture I Carpets
at CRANDALL
Who are sellinsr those goods
MICHKI.IUOH BklCK.
P. BUWN
Pipe Wort l
MAINS TAPPED
Shop on Third Street, next door west of Young & Kusa'
- .- Blacksmith Shop. '
BfflJGS ACID FAILED
DE. BAKDEIPS ELECTRIC BELT
with Electro MaeneticSaspes.
sory will care without medicine
')WvZ? all of the above troabies. .Thnne who
Ik'CrJy miller from Nervous Debility.
7k-". losses. Drains. L,ohi !1 anhoocl.
f,)r& ervonsnesa, rileepleHHness,
vPoor Memory, all Female Com.
1 plaints, and general III health.
effects of abuses, excesses, worry
.iwauro, will noareiiex ana pnimiic
in our Tnii rni i: i M Invpntinn.
which requires bats trial to convince
most sKepucaj. laiRnoranceor si
:a vou may have ntuiulv drained
-f wkiRk la I r f-1 1 v- rntfl t. ! n ; J
: JS 'if caused yonrweaknessorlaekof force.
?ffi. . Z fTiuiiii If yon replace into yonr system tb
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- LAME BACK AND RHEUMATISM
Portland Oregon, September 28, KB&
Dr. A.T. Randen. Durfiir, Viun of axDOsnra ana
hard work, combined with the strain coming from the
jar of an engine, gave me a severe caasof lame back.
irom which x ranerea lor seven rears, l wm . wa
that I could not bend my back. Was all doubled op
wiw it. m oougnt one ox yonr Delta, is nejuv ma
inside of two d&ys, and I continued to wear it for four
months, being perfectly cared. That was two years
aKO, and lam .an well today as lever was in my ilia, a
know joar belt well, and I know lota of people who
hare been cared by it. Many others need it, and if
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. BOBEHT BUKREI. Eriineer Hotel Poriland.
A. T. Sande-. Deor Air:Sinoe wearing toot
b It 1 have been ic really benefited. 1 feel my old ea
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I find myself twice as vitroroas as before. Hy
memory im now nearly perfect, and each day shows
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T. T. NICHOLAS, Propr.
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