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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1897)
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The college is well gestion, and thia with other troubles brought known throughout the aountry, former stu on nervouaneaa. “ My physician prescribed for me for some dents having gone into all parts o f the world. time, and advised me to take a change of climate. I did aa he requeeted and was some improved. Soon after, I came here as pro fessor in physics and chemistry, and later waa financial agent o f thia oollcge. The change agreed with me, and for awhile my health waa better, bnt my duties were heavy, and again I found my trouble returning. Thia time it waa more severe aud in the winter I became completely prostrated. I tried various medicines aud different physi cians. Finally, I waa able to return to my duties. Last spring I was elected president o f the college. Again I had considerable work, and the trouble, which had not been entirely cured Legau to affect me, and last fall I collapsed. I had different doctors, but none did me any good. Professor Bowman, who ia professor o f natural science, told me of his experience with Dr. W illiams’ Pink n o r . a m r. babmabt . Pills for Pale People aud urged me to give A reporter recently called at thia famous them a trial, because they had benefited him aeat o f learning and was shown into the room in a similar case, aud I concluded to try of the President, Prof. A lvin P. Barnaby. them. “ The first box helped me, and the second When last aeen by the reporter Prof. Barn aby waa in delicate health. To-day he waa gave great relief, inch as I had never ex apparently in the beat o f health. Ia re- perienced from the treatment ol any physi aponse Io an inquiry the profeasor sa id : cian. After using six boxes o f tho medicine “ Oh, yea, I am much better than for some I wee entirely cured. To-day I am perfectly time. I am now in perfect health; but my well. I feci better and stronger tlian for recovery waa brought about iu rather a years. I certainly recommend this medi peculiar way.” cine.” " T ell me about it,” eaid the reporter. To allay all doubt Prat Barnaby cheer “ W ell, to begin at the beginning,” said fully made an affidavit before the professor, “ I studied too hard when at L yman J. B cupdbb , ffetorw PuMfo. school, endeuvortng to educate m yself for Dr. W ill jams’ Pink Pills for Pale People are the projesaiona. After completing the corn told by all dealers, or will be seat postpaid oa meal course I came here, ana graduated from receipt o f price, SO cents a box, or six boxes the theological course. I entered the min for $2.50 (they are never acid la bulk or by istry and accepted the charge of a United the 100). by addressing Dr Williams* Medlcias Brethren Charch at a sm all place iu Kent Company, Schenectady, N. Y. A certain hotel keeper who keeps a n a f M ara Ttuav 1,1100. M 3 A w , w hat'* a feller a-goin t ’do unpretentious establishment in Algiers P r a te s l a B a F sile When hta iua get« new t ranca A n n u a lly . nut far from the passenger station of the Wb.ru «lie gel« so fu ll o ’ ills aa fada It may surprise many readers to learn Southern Pacific railway aaya that in She'« got no tim e for little tad*, i n wear* a sw eat nr, roaat or freeae. future he will not take baggage in se that the common garden snail, regarded A n a i« lr o ’ pants that bag a t th ’ knee«. curity for board without having it pho as an unmitigated pest by agriculturists A n aron-hMi an rows an spara an w alks, tographed under the X rays ‘‘One in thia country, is used for food by A n goes t ’ flr.sicat culcnor ta lk s - Aw, w h a t’s a fuller a-goin t ’do month ago, ” said be, ‘‘a well dressed thousands of persons, and when properly Whan Ids ma g ets new? fellow who owed me for two weeks' cooked is esteemed a dainty dish by epi- Hay I I ’m in t h ’ w orst tlx over y ’ sa w — board came to wo and told me that as oures in all the great cities o f the world. he was in financial difficulties of a Not only is this the case in foreign conn- I can't tell m a fr'm pa! They act a lik e an dress th ’ same purely temi>orary character ho would An ride a w heel w ith a dlam oti fram e; like to leave his valise in security for tries, where the overcrowding of tho Sm oke *-iKsrettos an sta y o u t nights the bill. He said he would redeem it in populution renders it obligatory that To clubs au “ eu ch res” an w om an's rights Spend au hour c v ’ry tiny s-puncliin a la g ; two weeks, or if he failed to do so I everything edible should be eaten, bat Call kids ’’caddies" nn a horse a "nag.'* might sell the valise and its contents here in Anicricn, where iu New York Darn! What’s a feller a-goin t ’do The bug was not worth 50 cents, but as the arrival of tlie French steamers with When his ma g ets new? he was well dressed I concluded that a their cargoes of snails is an event of im I've been in one continual stew , roomy valise stuffed almost to bursting portance in gastronomic circles, and the Since mo got n e w ! with the wardrobe of such a swell would leading French restaurants advertise the I don’ think life ’ll bo w orth tw o dim es F I'm licked w ith a g o lf slic k many more much more than pay tho (14 he owed dish as a special attraction. Like other tim es! | me. I allowed him to take away the homely animals whieh serve for food, Sold W ith M s says she w ill surely pu ncture m y tire rest of I lls stuff without any hesitation. the snail changes his name when he 'If I don* keep baby out o' th' fire. comes to tho table and takes the French "Well, the two weeks passed, and I While she m a k e, a cen tury run or so, did not have uny message from tho title. A n forgets all alxm t her ligh t bread dough. A w , w hat's a feller a-goin t ’do Thus, as the pig becomes pork, the ox swell, hut the valise remained undis- When his nut get new ? beef and the sheep mutton, the snail fig turbisl. A week later my housekeeper —Herbert U rlssom in Truth. camo to me und said that two of my ures on bills of fare us l ’escargot, a best pillows were missing. They were mm j more imposing designation. Like W a n ted to He T r u th fu l. many other dishes esteemed byvpicures, The eour out! surly looking visitor big ones, worth ubout (4 apiece, and I it comes to ns by way of France from •allril the little boy to hint and took did not like the notion of losing them, i Italy, for the French, who are the m as-1 hint on bis knee. It so happened that at you may be sure. I felt sore, and in an tent of the world in oookery, learned the ' tbia particular time lie wished to make aimless sort of way began looking art originally from the Italians. The friends with hint in order to stand well around behind the office counter, not ancient Romans, whose emperors and, I because 1 had any notion of finding them with bia parent«. nobles lived to cat, and who not infre " I like lltila boys,” said the visitor. ’ there, bnt just becanse I had nowhere quently spent a fortune on a single feast, The boy looked oa if be doubted it, 1 else to look without leaving the desk to . considered l ’escaigot a choice deli- i I take earc cf itself. Suddenly my eye but lie held hia peace. ' rested on that big valise that owed me cacy. Pliny mentioned it as among th e' ‘‘That is,” explained tho visitor, iu table luxuries of his day, and Apicins, in order that there should bo no mistake, (14, and then u kind of sick feeling a treatise on cookery, enumerates sev- \ came over mo. I opened it in a hurry— “ I like good little boys, and you’re a i it contained nothing bat my two big eral ways of cooking the dish, the most | good little boy, aren't you?” "—New Orleans Times-Domo extravagant being with a sauce of sweet ‘‘Well," returned the boy rautioualy, ' pillows. erst. herbs, milk, bntter, cheese, boiled wine, “ there are a lot worse than me on our wheat flour and saffron. A LL street." M ot a n A n th e m . L 'escargot hits always been regarded “ I want that you should like me, ______ DRUGGISTS Mr. W. S. Gilbert told a good story as nutritious and wholesome. In the too,” persisted the visitor. against Sir Arthur oullivan and himself middle ages he was used as medicine ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED ttve. never erip or erip e.h ul cause easy nsturslreseltS, Sam- Again the hoy was wise enough to at the Savage club. Whilo * ‘The Mi and pounded in a mortar. Stewed in pie and booklet free. id . RTEKMNO KFHKDY lift.. Chicaeo, Montreal. Csa., or New York. ait. hold bis peace, but he looked as if he kado” was in process uf incubation the milk, he was regarded as a specific in thought the job was a pretty big oue. collaborators decided that it would he lung diseases. He hus always been eaten The expression was not lost on the vis an excellent thing to herald the entry of in the south of France, where he docs j ANTED—FAITHFUL MEN None who are engaged in any of the mechanical itor. WORKING IT BACKWARD. the Japanese monarch by a suitable Jap immense damage to the vines, and the "Don’t yon like me now*” he asked. anese tune set to real Japanese words, grape growers are glad to be rid of him pursuit« can succeed without reading and The boy looked at the visitor and and they appealed to a gentleman learn and make money at the same time by R e m a r k a b le T h in g « S h o w n by th e K ln et- sponsible established house in Oregon. o sco p e W h e n R e v er sed . sighed. Then he looked at bis fat 'cr ed ill matters concerning tho far east to sending him to Salary $780 and expenses. Position studying this standard Magazine of Sciences market. Lidecd, ho “ Impossibilities Mado Possible by permanent. Reference. Enclose self- and his expression was one of great help thorn in their difficulty. Theresult forms an important source of revenue, doubt. Means of the Modern Inventions In the was the chorus In the second act, "Miya and his yearly sales in Paris alone ore and mechanical Arts. It is illustrated with addressed stamped envelope. The “ Pop,” ho said at last, ‘‘does all that Bimil, m iyasam a,” the strains of whioh said to approximate 1,000,000 francs. llectrical Field” furnished tho theme of National. Star Insurance Bldg., Chicago. all modern cuts of latest inventions in all staff that yon told me about never tell- ore also heard with such singular effect While he feeds chiefly on the grape leaf, ' a lecture given recently by Professor G. ing a lie go or not?” 1 •- ............. in '• Ibe overture. — Until qaite recently ho is also fond cf cabbages, and, indeed, Queroult in tho Paris Academy of Sci A m a t e u r F h o lo g r a p h y . the branches of mechanism, and its fund of Then the tueeiiug was promptly ad Mr. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan w ill eat any green horb or tender leaf. ences. During some of his experiments "It was generally thought two or journed amid considerable confusion.— were under the impression that this air For this reason the suuils, when gath he hit upon the idea to turn around knowledge is inseparably connected with in Chicago Post. belonged to something in the national ered, are always placed in casks and pliotographio records and also the series three yc>rs ago,” remarks tho Syracuse - anthem; bnt it now seems that they kept without food in a cool plaoo for at of pioturcB seen through the kinetoscopo, Post, “ that amateur photography would ventors and mechanics. Sold with T uk A F a b le F o r T o d a y . I have been badly sold. A friend of Mr. least two mouths in order to purify respectively the kiuematograph. Having die out, as has many another craze, bnt A certain man who waa trading in Gilbert, who saw "The Mikado” (he them. They have a fancy for both hem photographed a plant at regular inter the reverse has been tho case. Although W est at clubbing rates. the »outli aea Inlands waa captured by u other duy for tho first time, has written lock and belladonna, und cases of poison vals and shown in the kinetoscopo the there is not the fnss made over it that there formerly was, more people have growth, the development of the stem, cannibal chief. a letter complimenting the author and ing sometimes occur as a result of eating "Whore are yon front?" inquired tho composer upon the general scheme of snails which have not been properly leaves, bnds, flowers and frnit, the yielded to its fascinations during the naunibal chief. ! their local color, but expressing aston- cleaused—1. e., starved—before being samo consequence of photographic pic lost year than ever before. ” It is doubt "I am from Boatou. ” ! ishraent at tho introduction of the brought to table. He is classed by the tures reversed was presented to the eye less true that photography is not tho fad "Alaal” said the cannibal chief, turn 1 ‘‘Miya sitnin” chorus, tho tunoof whieh dealers as among shellfish and is in of the astonished academicians, who today that it once was. The kodak fiend ing with a despairing gesture to Ids iw declures to be that of u song sung great demand as a Lenten delicacy. wondered at the fruit turning into flow is not so commonly seen as was the caso favorite wife I “ Alas I I cannot kill aud only in the lowest teahouses of Yoko Heaps of llicm uro exposed for sale on ers, flowers into buds, buds drawing a few years ago, and of course tho bi •at him .” hama aud calculated to make the lord the counters at the liulles, sido by sido back into themselves und disappearing, cycle must bear the burden of the cam “ Why not?" chamberlain's huir stund on cud.—Pub with iobsicrs and crawfish, for the craw the leaves closiug, getting smaller and era's loss of popularity. Nevertheless “ I never could endure (ha taste of lic Opinion. fish is urn a. r French dainty. It has disappearing, the stem getting shorter there is something so fascinating about beaus. ” long been u.o custom in Bordeaux to gc and shorter, until the earth closes over it photography that it is hardly probable V a lu a b le P aau fos. The most incredible things are devel that it w ill ever die oat until somo new Moral.—The advantage of Uoatonaaa on Ash Wednesday to the commnne of place of residence has not been overesti A striking instance of tho desirability Canderau, which is noted for its escar-! oped before the eyes of the spectator if and better way of reproducing the face mated.—San Francisco Examiner. of taking core of pennies was seen iu gotcrics (snail farms) to feast npon es a most ordinary series of snch pictures of nature is discovered. Those persons the sale at Sotheby's of the second cargot by wav of winding up the car is reversed. A drinker takes np an empty who adopted the camera just because Hy O rd er o f th e P r e sid e n t. glass and replaces it full upon the table, their neighbors did have given it up, as portion of the Montagu oolleotiou of nival and lxr* niug Lent. “ J. A i Id Ison, I wish yon would watch English coins, which was particularly Along the Cote d ’Or and in the lower a smoker sees tho stump of a cigar fly might have been expected. These same the newspapers carefully aud cut out rich iu Anglo-Saxon and other old pen Alps snail picking furnishes employ- i ing at him from the Boor, takes it to people w ill eventually grow tired of tho This monthly magazine is one of tho very for my inspection all the commence nies, chiefly in silver. The following ment to hundreds of people and is car his mouth and sees the smoke originate bicycle or of anything else. Novelty is are some of the prices obtained; Canute ried on much as berry picking. In the in the room, draws it into his month what they seek, aud as soon as the new ment essays aud orations you find. ” best printed in this country, and is sold " yes, your axoelleucy; hut may I in penny of Loudon mint, £18 10s. ; Hardi- early morning, when tho slimy trail of and into his cigur, whieh is gradually ness wears off the thing has no further canute penny of Aylesbury, £11 f i x ; tho snail glistens wherever he has crawl lengthened and finally replaced in the attractions. But for persons who have a to all subscribers at rates within the quire why you want them?” ‘ 'Certainly. I want to know how to Harold II Chelsea penuy (unique), the e d during the night, the pickers go forth pocket A wrestler, who has probably taste that way photography is ever a ability of all to pay. I t is finely illus dispose of certain grave questions which only eoiu known from this mint, from with baskets and pails. They find the thrown awny his garments, is recovered novelty. There is always some new are pressing for solution.” —Pittsburg the Ilrice collection, £18 18a ; Harold snails in damp places, restiug on the with them by their, so to speak, walk process to try, some new experiment to trated and presents the names of fainou8 Bristol penny, £10 10a ; William the under surface of leaves and veins and ing up on him into their places, while make, and the real enthusiast never Chronicle Telegraph. Conqueror Stamford j>euny (unique), ' gather them just as the farmer's boy he himself performs motions of which wearies of his camera. The amateurs authors as contributors. T he W est W e ll I n fo r m e d . £13 16a ; Willium Rufus Leicester pen picks dewberries or huckleberries. These we can understand nothing because we l are largely responsible for the great Annt Hannah— But Mr. 8korchcr ny, £10; Henry I Canterbury penny, £11 are snails of natural growth, wild snails, never saw these most ordinary motions progress made in photography, and it is and the Cosmopolitan are sold at re performed backward; n man, fra- in a foot that nutil the amateur entered doesn't seem to be the kind of man you 15a ; St. Edmuudsbnry penny (unpub we wonld say. would take to. Do you consider him lished), £14 15a; Carlisle penny < Bnt snails are largely cultivated for stance, seated at a table before an empty the field tbe professionals knew only tho duced rates at this office. (unique), £10 10s. ; Wallingford penuy, the market, and eno farm near Dijon is plate, works hard taking bite after bite rudiments of their art. Tboreal camera well informed? Mabel—Well informed, auntiel For £11 16a, und Wareham penny (rare), 1 said to clear 7,000 francs a year from from his mouth, until the chicken is ‘‘crank” is not satisfied to always fol merry’s sake, whut arc you thinking of? £13 15a The day's sale realised about its snails, which are fed npon cabbugo whole again on the dish before hint, and low. He must experiment and seek to Why, there isn't n man in all my ac £600.—London Telegraph. and clover. There are many largo snail tbe side dishes are also returned full to produce new effects, and it is this possi quaintance who can talk bicycle so en gardeus in the contous of Switzerland, their respective places In order to fully bility of invention and discovery that W h a t P r o d u ce s P srfu rao. tertainingly as Mr. tikorchcr.—Boston aud Ulm has for many yean been fa enjoy au exhibition of the kiuetoscope, constitutes tho greatest charm of the According to M. Eugene Mesnard, It Transcript. mous for its escargoteries. Great num such au exhibition should he completed pastime. —Troy Times. is not oxygen but light which is the bers of snails conic to Spain, and the by arranging alongside of each other the H eraM ln g P o o r P e g a e e s. C tg a n I a E a g la a d . main cause of tho transformation und Midi frem the African states bordering same scenes in regular order in one ma- “ John, dear, ” said the poet’s wife, destruction of the odorous principles, "Englishmen and Americans differ ohine and reversed in another It wonld “ I wish you’d write a poem tbnt'll buy although iu many cium s the two agents on the Mediterranean, bushels of them be advisable, however, to inform the in many things, ” said the observant to three pounds of beef, uud we'll need a act in concert. Iu producing the perfume being export<>d from Algiers every week spectators previous to their looking at bacconist, us ho handed over six war sonnet for bam, an odo for a sack of of plants light acts both as a chemical during the season. You w ill find them on the bill of fare such a reversed series of picture«, for ranted Havanas to his customer. “ I flour, a lyrio for lard and a quatrain aud lucehaiiicul |M>wer. The intensity of in every restaurant in Paris, or you may otherwise they might think themselves don’t refer to their ideas on democracy for a box of matches. There, I believe the |ierfnine of flowers depends upon the bny them iu the markets, either alive or the victim of a dream, a hallucination, or monarchy; it's the little things I no that's all this morning. "—-Atlanta Con balance established at every hour of the boiled iu strong salt aud vinegar water or something worse.—8L Louis Globe. tice, and particularly those connected stitution. day between the pressure of water in “W. do not take possession of onr ideas bnt are possesaed by them, with my own business. Did you ever and drawn front the shell all ready for Democrat their cellules, whieh tends to drive the notice an Englishman choosing a cigar? A Ix>a( llu ra. H op « W h e n T o« A r* H ard Up. y master us and force ns into the arena. perfumes outward, and the drying action cooking, in which state the Parisian He always puts it to his ear and squeezes housekeeper prefers them, and in which The hopeful phase Is when we seek it between his forefinger and thumb. Much ' t . 7 # <l*diators, we must fight for them ." of light. Where there is too muoh heat there is too little soeut. Thia is due to she i>ays a cent apiece for them.—What work for tho first time. Possibly we are He does that to see if it will crackle. If Ch 19 the exalted motto of the Arena, and the to Kat entire strangers to the grout city and its it does he w ill more than likely take it the excess of light and the dearth o t ways We have entered its gates with water. —Cincinnati Enquirer. Au Englishman likes a dry cigar, the T h . C ara o f P arka. entire contents of this monthly magazine out introduction, with little experience A point to be insisted upon is that it of life, less money, and yet with the drier the better, while tbe American I I . w F i n . W tra 1 . prefers his damp. If you asked for a are upon a plane and in keeping with its The finest wire iu the country ia it not sufficient io purchase land for grand idea of stepping into some lucra damp cigar in London the storekeeper made nt Taunton, Mass. Thia metal parka. I hey must be planted with care tive appointment that may be hud al would think either that you were jok motto. The Arena’s gallery of eminent cobweb of uiinnte diameter is exactly and maintained with taste, and to keep most for the asking. If of au adventnro ing—a thing to which he has a rooted them in eoSMUtioa renewed expenditure thinkers i8 a group of interesting men and loving aud enterprising spirit, we are objection—or that it was your first tbe one-flve-hunrtredth part of an inch in thiukneaa— much finer than human is neeeatary. They cannot merely be prepwred to enjoy this new experience. smoke, in which case he probably would women, and their thoughts are worthy hair, (trdiuary wire, even though of purchased aud left to nature and the The untried city hus a fascination for try to palm off a twopenuy cabbage os the small diameter, ia drawn through holes public. They must lie cultivated, pruned, us. Its streets, its buildings, the faces a straight Havana Those tricks are not pel iced, and the expense of preserving consideration of all people. The of its inhabitants—all touch our fancy oonflned to this side of tho ocean. in steel plates, but, rat account o f tbe Arena is wear, sueh platea eannot be used in their beauty and usefuluesa must not be We set off full of hope. We ore so sure "Here we keep onr cigars in a damp sold with T he W est . begrudged by taxpayers who reap such that fate has something bright in store. making the hair wire. The Taunton place. Over there, where about every We go from agent to agent, from edi thing is soaking, they keep them in the factory mentioned uses drilled diamonds great advantages from them. Too many have the idea that the purchase of a tor to editor, from publisher to publish fbr that purpose. park ia the end of the matter. Thia is er, from one place of business to anoth driest spot they can find. They eveu go Bnbbnbs— I hear you have an artesian far from being tbe ease, aud exertirais er. Agents are naturally pleased to so for as to say that no man who lives ■ i . T l> . by tho sea can have decent cigars. I well on your place uow. “ Don't I get a tip?" naked the bartter must constantty be made to aeeure lib pooket their ftes ss they smilingly as Juracy— Yes; I waa lying on tbe grass after he had finished cutting the tall eral appn pnations for its proper main sure us they w ill do their best to find suppose it’s natural. When a man's and the mosquito missed.—New York man's hair. trnanecc. Much difficulty exists iu lm us work. Editors receive us with a tired dry ho always wants something wet, Journal. pressing this fact upon citizens, but iu air and point to a pile of nnreail manu and vice versa. Perhaps if I had tho • "What for?" naked the tall man. "Why. for takiug such good oars of time tiny w ill realise that a great art scripts Poor editors! Publishers do us misfortune to live on a foggy island I’d T1»*r<t W r r* O th er«. want my cigins liko tinder.”—New "A t thy shrine, O Cupid,” she whis you. Gentlemen generally give ma uemaniut continuous liberal support, and the honor of assuming that we have a York Sun. we may be sure that they w ill then bo book for inspection. Busiuoss employ pered, "I sink upon my bended knee.” something. ” E con om y. "Well, to w ill I ,” said the tall man as generous iu maintaining imd improv ers scan us with ucommercial eye "No The fair god shrugged his «boulders aa he took his tally. "You may keep ing (he parks of the country as they business capacity” is their inward com Little Dick—Papa, didn't you tell impatiently. have proved to be in pureliusiiig them.— ment. We r o a d it in their facsa.—Good m inima we must i><'onomiae? "The idea,” he exclaimed, “ of a girl the hair. "—Pick Me Up. Mary C . Robbins in Atlantia. Papa— I did. my son. Wccda. using her own kuee for aueh a pur. d e t e s t e d Flajts* Vwtk. Little Dick—Well, I was thinkin that *— Detroit Journal. A F ra p e r r r a tr a t. The most celebrated pack of playing S in g Ming's F a v o r ite B o o k . raebby if you'd get me a p<my I wouldn't earila in the world, "Turoc i di Man "Sir,” lie shouted, '‘do you not realize A IM a a p p o tn ilu c D r ea m . There is a touch of pathos in the state wear out sc. many shoca—Good News “ I dreamed last night.” said the tegna." was sold by anetirai in Loudon I hat your actii us plat e me iu a bad light ment that the book most frequently T h o Dow«, oallsd for in the library of Sing Bing tourist, ‘‘that I bad found a (20 hill." for (560, aud ih.rauplete at that, for before »he public?" Professor—Now, Tommy, tell us five cards are wanting, their places be Though overcome with confusion, the prison is Charles Kcnoe’s "Never Too “ Wee, I ’ll bet you was happy!" said ing taken by facsimiles of tho originals. property man manage«! to get the glare Laie to Meud. ” The same author's what you know about the dews that fall the wwderer. in the night. ‘‘No, I wasn’t. I waked up before I The pack it interesting aa a acrier af cf the calcium on the center of the “ Put Yourself In His Place" holds the Tommy—They are the only dews that Italian engravings uf the fifteenth cen siiigc, w hiw stn lie who had just •eoond place iu popularity with the in could bny a drink. "—Typographical don't have to be p o i — tury. spoken.—Vinciuua.i Enquirer. mate« of the prison. Journal. . ___. Times. __ _ And A R T S an d The S O IE IS T O E S ^ -1« ^ lA N D V CATHARTIC ¿obcaWb CURE CONSTIPATION Scientific American.. w THE EnSMnPnUTAH,; THE ARENA LOOK OVER THIS CROUP. make your selection . WEST. FLORENCE. OR.