The Columbian., June 02, 1882, Image 4

DON'T TAKE IT TO HEART.
There's many a trouble
Would break like a bubble,
' And into the waters of Lethe depart,
Did we not rehearse it,
And tenderly nurae it,
And give it permanent place in the heart.
There's many a sorrow
Would vanish to-morrow,
Were we but willing to furnish the wings;
So sadly intruding, f
And quietly brooding,
It hatches out all aorta of horrible things.
How welcome the seeming
Of looks that are beaming,
Whether one's wealthy or whether one's poor;
Eyes bright as a berry,
Cheeks red as a cherry,
The groan and the curse and heartache can cure.
Resolved to be merry,
All worry to terry
Across the tamed waters that bid us forget,
And no longer fearful
But happy and cheerful.
We feel life has much that's worth living for
yet TinsleyB Magazine.
Mrs, Tom Sawyer' Party.
Mrs- Tom Sawyer's cheery little face
aa unmistadably clouded, as she went
about her work, one bright morning.
In order to explain to you the cause of
thia unusual occurrence, I shall have to
.say, first of all, that there never was a
more thoroughly aristocratic little town
than that of Ashton was, and is now, for
aught I know to the contrary. They
were aristocratic people, the Ashtonites,
hal aristocratic homes, attended aristo
cratic churches, and last, but not least,
in poor little Mrs. Tom's eyes this self
same morning, they had very aristocratic
tea parties.
"What has that to do with her?' you
ft sic.
Well, somehow, partly in virtue of her
good family, but mostly, I must confess,
on account of her sweet sunshiny ways,
and good true sense, Mrs. Tom, though
her husband was a mechanic, was admit-
i ted even into the charmed circle of aris
tocratic Ashton. Mrs. Tom herself won-
" dered how she came there, as did every
body else, but there she was.and no one,
not even the most fastidious, had any
desire to put her out.
I Bnt it proved something of a trial to
her after all, and this morning the thorns
were very sharp. You must know she
found herself, as the expression is, in
debted to nearly every one of her friends,
not financially, but socially.
"Nothing very terrible about that,"
you say; but that is because you know
nothing about Ashton tea parties.
No one was invited until just tea time,
when all were expected to appear robed
in their very best. The table was loaded
with dainties of all sorts and discriptions.
After an evening of high bred small-talk
and gossip, if ever such be high-bred,
the company adjourned, each lady pres
ent vowing to surpass the hostess on
some future occasion. I
Such were Ashton tea parties. Do you !
wonder that Mrs. Tom sighed?"
She went, broom in hand , and opened
the parlor door. It is a cosy, cheery
room, looked ."just like herself," her
husband said. But the carpet was only
an incrrain. and the furniture very plain.
She shut the door and went on to the
dining room. That carpet was very much
worn and thin in spots.
"But I enjoy eating in it enough sight
better than in Mrs. George Parker's ele
gant one, for hers fairly chills me, and
thin warms me up, it looks so homely,"
said the incorrigible Tom, who preferred
his own cosy little home to any one's
splendor.
Mrs. Tom went back to her sweeping,
with a look of indecision en her faco, and
it rested there all the time she was dust
ing and putting to rights.
"I'll do it," she exclaimed all at once,
as she put the last book backhand pushed
Tom's chair into its corner.
"I'll do it. I've accepted their hospi
tality, and I'll offer them mine. They
know I cannot do as they do, so they
won't expect it, and I won't . spoil it all
by trying to do something I can't. I'll
make as nice a tea party as I know how
in my way, but I'll keep it my way."
So it came to pass that afternoon Mrs.
Tom went around among her friends, in
viting them to take tea with her the next
day, "And I would like to have you
come early and spend the afternoon,"
she said to every one.
Then she went and commenced prepa
rations. The house was put in apple-pie
order. For tea, she would have biscuits
and butter, (and Mrs. Tom could make
biscuits worth eating) , cold meat, pre
serves and two kinds of cake. She hesi
tated over the cake a little. She did hate
to seem poor or stiugy; but she kept
firm.
"I can't afford any more, and I don't
believe in thinking your company comes
for the cake."
There was no little wonderment and
surprise over Mrs. Tom's invitations;
some even felt a little sorry for her lest
she had not fully realized what she was
undertaking. But one and all made up
their minds to go, and help along if
need be.
Mrs. Tom met them at the door with a
bright smile of welcome, took them up
into her own room to lay aside their
things, then down into the cheery little
parlor, which never looked chedrier and
prettier than to-day. It was not grand
or impressive, but you felt its bright
homeliness the minute you entered.
Such an afternoon! Not one of them
could remember one like it. Mrs. Tom
was everywhere, sometimes with a merry
jest, sometimes a kindly inquiry, now
with, an interesting curiosity and its
story, another time with some question
tnat led to an interesting discussion.
They forgot to gossip or critizise; they
Ka1 yisv 4imo tr t . wo.a tiAar?A1 st-nt mill.
better things. Somehow a kindly feeling
crept over tnem, ana tney snowed the i
1 t - 11 1 ! 11 I
oesL ox iuerasives mr more m inis cosy
lime uuiuu, iwu in. lueir accustomed
splendor.
When Mrs. Tom excused herself, as
the clock struck six.to look after supper,
they looked from one to another in as
tonishment. Where had the afternoon
gone to?
"I don't know what you've done," said
Mrs. Parker, as she bade her hostess
good night', 'but I feel, as I used to say
when a child, 'gooder' than I did when I
came."
"We shall all be glad to come again,"
aid Mrs. WeHton, the lady of Ashton,
whose husband was worth over a mil
lion.
"And all I did, Tom, was just to try
and get the best I could out of every
body." "If every one would do that, the millen
nium would come in less than no time,
little woman," responded Tom, with a
fond smile. "Many of us usually do our
best to keep the worst in sight."
"Oh, dear, and we might help each
other so much!" answered Mrs. Tom.
"What did she do, any way?" asked
one, as they discussed the strange
party.
"She didn't do anything," answered
Mrs. Parker, promptly.
"She was just, real and true. I never
felt so ashamed in my life as when I
thought of all the parties I had given,
and every one of them spreads. But I've
been spread all I'm going to," she added
with a laugh. "Hereafter,when I invite
you to my house, I want you to under
stand it's because I think we can do
each other good some way, not because
I've a new carpet to exhibit, or a new
kind of cake to treat you to." Kather
ine Knight in the Kennebec Journal.
The Westtnirliotiae. '
The proprietors of the Westinghouse
threshing machine have decided to push
their goods throughout the entire north
west and have already started a vigorous
campaign. The WestinghouRe Separa
tor is light running, strong and durable
with an excellent shoe and riddle move
ment that makes the machine very valu
able in separating wild oats from wheat.
It has manv excellent noints that will
win for it golden opinions wherever in
troduced. The house has established a
branch in Portland with a thoroughly
practical machine man Mr. G. P. Dart,
as manager. Mr. Z. T. Wright, for some
years with the J. I. Case company is with
Mr. Dart and will be of much service in
pushing the Westinghouse to the front.
The house also handles an engine that
has many improvements and good points.
They are always ready to send descriptive
circulars on application.
OKF.OO.M TO MA.HJLVllVlTVTH.
Some time ago MeBsrs. Hodge, Davis & Co., of this
city, read in a Massachusetts paper that Hon.
Charles R. Ladd, auditor of that state, was afflicted
with au incurable kidney disease, and had been
obliged to give np work and return to his home.
They immediately Bent him a box of their celebrated
Oregon Kidney Tea, and from time to time sent him
other boxes. A few days ago they received from
him the following letter:
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, )
Auditor's Dep't, Boston, Nov. 11, 1881.)
Messrs. Hodge, Davis &Co.: Dear Sirs I have no
hesitation in saying that I have been much benefited
by the use of the Oregon Kidney Tea as a remedy for
a kidney difficulty which has troubled me for six or
eight years. I can heartily recommend It to those
who are similarly afflicted, as a safe and agreeable
remedy. I shall test its virtues further, for I have
great faith in it as a specific for many diseases of
the kidneys. Respectf ully yours.
CHAS. R. LADD,
The original of this letter can be seen by calling
fa Messrs. Hodge, Davis & Co., Portland, Oregon,
aud the Oregon Kidney Tea can be bought of any
druggist or dealer, in Oregon or Washington. Price
$1 per box.
A lady coming out of the court of
Common Pleas one morning was heard
to hay, "I'll never get divorced again as
long as I live. I didn't have half the
bother burying my three husbands.
Good gracious! I never dreamt that I
would have such a fuss with that shift
less fraud."
The best way to have good photograph work
done is to go to'Abell, the Gold Medal Photo
grapher, 167 First street, Portland. He always
gives satisfaction.
After giving the Oregon Blood Purifier a fair
trial, I have found that, as blood purifier and re
constructor, it is what it claims to be, and gladly
recommend. A. LKV1NGSON.
Do you suffer from biliousness and liver com
plaint? Nothing equals Pfnntler's Oregon Blood
Purifier in relieving these diseases.
Remember the Elite Theater is the only estab
lished place of amusement in Portland. Ofon
every night except Sunday. New stars every
week.
Any book in the Seaside or Franklyn Square
Library sent on receipt of price by the 2m. P.
News Co., 147! First street, Portland. Dealers
in all kinds of books and stationery.
All sensible people Buffering with rheumatism
use Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier. Sold at
$1.00 a bottle.
Send $1.00 to W. D. Palmer, Portland, for one
year's subscription to the Pacific Overseer, the
great semi-monthly A. O. IT. W. paper.
Sheet Mcsic: Largest stock on the northwest
coast, orders filled promptly. Send stamp for cat
alogue and journal, Wiley B. Allen 153 Third
street, Portland.
Turkish Rugs. Send to Jobn B. Garrison
167 Third street Portland, for catalogues ol de
signs.
For the beat Oregon photographs go to Abell
I
the gold medal photographer, 167 First street,
Portland. The best work at popular prices to b
had there.
Garrison repairs all kinds of sewing machines
For that headache I Try the Oregon Blood
Purifier, the vegetable remedy, it's the cure.
PorflM Business Directory !
T1IK MINIMAL PAHTlUEi-A monthly Jour
nal of music (both vocal and instrumental,) Kent to
any address for 50c ts per. year. Address Wiley ii.
Allen, publisher and music dealer, lit Third street,
fottiana, uregon. catalogue iree.
SURVEYORS.
W. li. U1YBE-Civil Kngineer, Contractor and
surveyors. Oflice 29 btarlc street. Union Block,
Portland, Or., with Ferry & White, Real Kstate
Agents. Kurvcyuig doue in any part of Oregon or
Washington
BAKERIES.
EMPIRE UAKTTUY 12 Washington: Voss A
Kuhr, Props. Manufacturers of Pilot oread, (Soda.
i-icnic, tsutter, Hoston.nugaranu noe t iy crae-Ker?.
Orders from the trade solicited and promptly at
tended to,
ANNAYKKN.
I. B. McINTO.SH, Cor. Front and Stark. Chem
ical analysis made of coal, mineral waters, etc. Or
dinary assays of gold, silver, lead or copier, from
3 to '. Dr. P. Harvey. Consulting Chemist.
ATTO R VEVH.
D. P. KENNEOY, Attorney and Counselor at
Law Boom 5 Utkum'i building. Legal business
pertaining to Letters Patent for inventions, before
heJjiteOfilce)
EYE & EAR DfFIItMARY
and
SANITARIUM, OR HOME FOR THE SICK.
Macadam Roiid bet. Porter nnd
Mouth Portland, Or.
Wood Sta.,
Dr. Pllklngton, late Professor o f Eye & Ear Diseases
in the Medical Department of Willamette University
, has erected a fine building, on a beautiful elevation in
the south part of the city and is prepared to accomo
date patients suffering from all diseases of the KYE.
EAR or THROAT. Also will pay. special attention to
persons laboring under Chronic. Kervoos affections,
and to diseases peculiar to women, and recieve a limi
ted numberof cases expecting confinement.
The intention is to provide a Home for such coses
with all the best hygienic agencies, combined with the
best medical skill to be had in the metropolis.
Consulting physician and surgeon Dr. Philip Harvey,
Prof, of diseases of women and children In the medical
department Willamette University.
Also Dr. J. XL F. Browne, Prof, of Physiology med
dep't. Willamette University. s"
For any amount of references and circular, address
, . MB. J. . PILK.IXOTON.
Cor. lot and Washington ttta., Portland, Or.
SEWING MACHINE STORE,
16? Third Street, Portlaud.
JOHN B. GARRISON, Proprietor,
GENT FOE THE
White, Improved Singer, Crown, Howe. New
Unma flaulo Wilonn 4 fV U nixia DaimI
1 1 win t, uanoiJiiiguii! i nn uvjai
St. John,
AD'l General
Agent for Oregon and
Territory for the
Washington
Household Sewing Machine..
Dealer in all klndB ol Bewlne Machine Attach
merits. Needles Oils, Etc.
38ewing Machines repaired on -hort notice
SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.
"WM. BECK & SON.
Importers and dealers in
Guns, Rifles, and Revolvers
Rods,
Reels,
Lines,
Baskets,
Flies,
Leaders,
Sinkers,
Floats,
turgeon
Lines,
Hooks ol
all kinds.
PISHHsTG-
TACKLE,
Braided an Tapered Oil Silk lines.
Six Spliced Split Bamboo Rods,
165 and 167 Nerond t Portnl O"
A GRAND REVOLUTION
In the Boot and Shoe business
I AT TEE
NewYorkBoot and SboG Use
NO. la FIRST STREET.
Having enlarged my store and Just received a large
uivoice oi x.auivs , ueuis aim v;nuaren a
FINE J100TS AND SHOES.
From the largest and best Kastern Houses. The
public can rety upon getting a nner article than
ever before ofTVrt-d in Portland and at
LOWKB PRICKS.
Call and see for Yourself and be conTinced
II. GAIAICK,
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wr York .Boot! nnd Shoo Bonce, Ufa, 198
first street.
All orders from the country will
de'lveretl fiee of charge.
be
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The Flnr-t HITTERS to the WORLD.
THEY EFFECTUALLY CURE
MALARIAL DISEASES,
Vitalize the Nyrtem und nrreat the ravntrea o
the Ureadtul Alcohol Habit,
lH.IOIAAIA.
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Ask hour DniEKUt or Wine . Merchant for
1 them.
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WILMEROLVO & CO., Ascent., Kan Fran
I clco.
W. .f. VAN SCIIUYVER & CO, Portland.
1882 SPRING 1882
MRS. G H. CLARKE,
Fourth and Columbia sts., Portland, Or.,
Would announce to) the ladles of this cou-ily t .
the dm received her
SPRING STOCK
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. OF
ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION.
HUDSON'S Qim STORE,
i
SS First street, Portland. Orcgos.
SVA'8, PI8TOLM AJNJ AMUrKITIOA
riflklrur Taekls) of Everr DeserltrtiML.
WILLIAM COLLIER,
MACHHsTIST.
Dealer In New and
SECOND HAND MACHINERY,
A8 Madison St., Portland, Or.
Parties denlrlnir Boilers. Engines or SAW
MILL MACHINE Km can secure
by addressing Air. Collier.
New and Second Hand Machinery
Hough t and sold or trailed to advantage.
B ESTAVBAXT THE H EST IX THE CITV
All Modern Improvements. Open all day.
J. H. llRFA'yRK. Proprietor
Syces' Snre Cnre for Catarrli'
IQUID OR DRY, PRftOE fl 00; "ATMOSPHERIC
tors mailed on receipt of price, with
-M-J liiHiimators," prK- .oc. itry I'ure ana lnsoma
full direction for
use.etc. S. a.
A CO.
liriicricists 151 First
street, Portlaud, Oi.
Hole A Ken ts for theN. Pacific
Coast.
marzuir.
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J. I. CASE THRESHING MACHINE COMPANY'S HEW SHORT APRON.
Has Long Straw Rake. Separates Cleaner from Nt:uv
Clogs In Tar weed or Fern und docH not throw Kiain over. I
Hutntre (tear is Hubstitutf d for the troublesom cross llt. I'mclcs
if you want to purchase or not, please write us
Also Agents for Mtndebaker Wagon, and J.
BUCKINGHAM & HECHT'S
BOOTS AND SHOES
Are the BEST and COST NO MOKE than
Other Brands, and if the Merchant with
whom you Trade does not keep onr Goods
it is because It- PAYS better to sell a
pair of Boots or Shoes everj TWO
Months than eyery FOUR or FIVE.
WE WARRANT EVERY PAIR
Wc make. All Merchants in wood Credit
can procure tnese iooas a our warei
houses lu PORTLAND or San Francisco.
TRY OUR "HERCULES" BOOTS
HECHT BROS. & CO.
rrnhls great Strength
I -i. enlng Remedy and
Serve TOXIC Is the le
gitimate result of over "JO
vears of practical expert--nee.
and CfKKS WITU
U2i FAILING CKRTAIN
TY Nervous and I'liysica
Debility, Seminal Weak
ii e s s . Sjeriiiatorrhoea
Knitssioiis.Impotency Kx-
hausted Vitality. Prema
ture Decline and LOW
El whatever cause produced.
purifies
ytt eiirit'lK
eiirit'heiis and pi
Blood, streiiKihe
le cserves,
Brain, Muscles
Digestion, Iteprodnctive Organs, aud I'hysical and
Mental Faculties.
drain uiKin the system, preventing involu-itary losses
It stops a ty uiinnturai oenintatlng
debilitating dreams, seminal losses with the urine,
etc., o destructive to mind and body. It is a surf
eliminator of all KIDNKY AND BLADDKK COM
PLAINTS. IT CONTAINS NO INJURIOUS IN
(iKKDIKNT. To those sorerlng from theeOeet
Indlsci'etloiis or exeesses, a siteedy,
ngh and permanent W Jm K IN (U AH.
ASiTKK.I). Price, a SO ier bottle, or live bottles in
case with full directions and advice, 91 0. Sent se
cure from observation to any address upon receipt o'
price, or C. O. T. To be had onlv of
Dr. C. D. Nalfleld. 1 JHLearny street,
San Fraticiaeo, Cal. Ctiiisultations strictly confidential,
by letter or at olllce, FKKK. For the convenience of
patients, and In order to secure perfect Mecrecy, I have
adopted a private address, under which all package?
are forwarded.
i TIC I A. I.. BOTTLE FREF.
Hufficlent to llOW its merit, will be sent to any on
applying by letter, stating bis symptoms and age
communications strictly connaentiai.
J3UIJDEHS'
AND
GENERAL HARDWARE,
Carpenters' Tools, Axe?, Sledges,
w eues, Jsird tages, Wood
and Willowware etc., etc.
AT THE LOWEST RATES
AT
F. R. CHOWN'S
HARDWARE HOUSE, 213 FIRST ST..
NEAR MAIN, PORTLAND, OK.
1850. 32 Years Practical Experience. 1882.
John A. Child
DRUGGIST,
Pealer in
Fine Chemicals,
Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
Sponges, Soaps,
& Rubber Loods.
Cor.MorriBon & 2d fit
Portland, -r.
Special attention
paid to orders by
mail when accom
panted vltb the ennh.
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MAKE USE OF THIS VEGETABLE KINGDOM
A 8TTRE REMEDY FOR
BLOOD and LIVER COMPLAINT
For pale every where $1 00.
rpiIK "WHITE." WK IIAVK THIS PAY SOLD
our entire Interest In, and transferre.l the wencv
of the White Sewiiiif Machine to Mr. John B. arrl
boh. of 167 Third ntr et, Portland, Or. Mr. Ciarrixon
will hereafter supply the icrowliii? demand for this
superior and popular sewing machine.
P' II ILL ft BARR
innc&LFiFi nnh
1IILUUVEMAIU8I
llll. i - A'l IIEIM
IIS ti
If , W MK. 1 1
05.1879.
MUCH IMPROVED FOR'18.
JSfi '- f -.V 7f , . fi-g-"' P'.-Ye."- wyJ " "( .-: l iv '" v.
t nn lor k apron r.d Mhort Ntraw Ra!;e.
oss Hel s. The tlnve belt passes arortnd the
less Krain. Kims lishter and threshes faster
a:nl vt will a
auiy niuu you our i uiaiogue.
I. Case Plow.
Or. WESTHTGHOUSE So CO.,
f
SCHENECTADY,
SEW YORK.
BRANCH IIOUSE,
PORTLAND, QGN.
We'are now receiving' a full line of our Celebrated Separator. Iever and Tread Power. Portable
and Traetlon Kiialnea. Onr Separator is Light Running. Htron? and Durante and uneqnaled h.h a Oral
and FIuk KuTlnir TUreaher and ht.s the hetit Shoe movement and Riddle for xenaratinK Wild Oats fraM
Wheat. Our Horse-powers are Compact. Kasy Runnlneand don't break down. Onr Knsin In an Improve,
merit long neede i; Wlsbt lfiOOto StOOO lli lem thau tb average enifine of name power, and usen one
third lea water mid fuel to do the same work. Is durable and easy to manage. Hundreds of these engine
and threshers have been in successful operation for years.
if ty-Plcttse send for our Descriptive Catalogue nnd Price 1.1st and Investigate thoroughly b. for
giving your order.
Saw Mill Machinery and Stationery
OFFICE-
F.
S. CHADBOURNE & Co.
Cor. First and Yamhill, Portland, Or.
We are now prepared to
FURNITURE, BEDDING & UPHOLSTERY,
I EVER OFFERED IN THlS MARKET.
Don't Fail to Give us
First and
THOMPSON, BeHART k GO.
Iron & Steel
MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
Sliclfjand Heavy Hardware,
BLACKSMITHS TOOLS;
Farmers' and Mechanics' Supplies,
- WAGON AND CARRIAGE
WOOD STOCK,
CARRIAGE HABOWAIti:.
VrU TRIMMING S
ANVUJ3, VIHEP,
Files, Twist Drills, Hammers, Sledges,
; Tongs, Stocks and Dies,
Norway ! and Keflned Iron, Horse Shoos
and Nails, Cumberland Coal,
CIIA1X8, CORDAGE OF ALL KLDS
Blocks, Oakum, Oars, Capstans, etc.
BOLTS, RIVETS, SPIKES nails.
OUR STOCK OP
RfoOBai Carriage Material
IS THE
LARGEST AN1 BEST ASSORTED
ON THE COAST.
14 First St., 173 and 17S Front St., corner
Yuinhlll, Portlitnd, Orficon.
STURGES, LARS Ell & CO.,
PIIIPriNG AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wholesale Dealers in
Tea, Canned !oods, Syrups, Honey, Dried
Fruits, rroTisious, etc., etc.
Shljiners of
Grain, Floor, Wool, and Country IrodiK.
CoriHlgnntents solicited and TJberal Advance made
when desired.
FRO XT STKKT. PORTLAND,
OR.
Plants, Trees, Etc.
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LLU9TRATKD CATALOGUE FREE
I J. K.TRUMBULL k CO,
419 and 41 Buwme Btreet, San Franciaco.
MEN AND WOMEN,
n,.. nn cirim itwnno win vant lw' t. pleasant eu
i...-. in fnm a tn l( nor lav cim b- niftoe
wJll tni ther name and iwnioiice suuremiui..
Illflll in wiliru in"" f T"V .1" .1' . . . " i.
w.nn..i mir ilHfi-fnllve circular. n-
dreKH, I. II. Oetchell 4e eo.
Poitland, Orwfon.
mniiBinj . ' - - " . r T , .
197 I-oat Btreet,
It has the Short, quick end Khake on Shoe. JVever
beater and Fan Pulley and Is provided with a tightener,
than any machine m America.
STATEIi & WAIjKER.
PORTLAKP, OREGON.
Engines Furnished on Reasonable Terms.
Cr. JP.i DART, Manager.
Commercial Dock, Foot of Morrison street, Portland, Oregon.
giro the best Bargains in
a Call Before Purchasing.
F. S. CHADBOURNE & CO.,
Yamhill Siruets, Portland. Oregon.
8. Ak:n.
BelUng,
, F.. Dowb.
la oieverypalr.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED.
AKIX, HELLINO Si CO,
STENCILS
SEALS
KSIOBAVEB, OS TtUMT T.
rOBTLAND, OB.
SALVREEN.
A Ready Relief and Inln Kxtraetor wblrh
Kveiy Fu tally should Have at Hand.
It curt C'oniB, Bunions. Burns. Bru hoh. BoUn,rVlnTW,
Old HoreK. Itlietimatie DalfiH, Hore eyen, Sore throat,
HpraiiiH, lTlcers, 1'ooth nHie, Hide aclie, Wort, Halt
rheum, Kinarmorm, etc. Hemovea Intlummallon lu
staJitly Price irMit. For sale all DmrelHUornent
on reci-iut of price by the lloiiH'liold Supply Vo. of
Portland, Oreson.
ll,04 Itl:WA.Itl
FOR ANYONE WHO WILL l.KAR.N
Kellotnr tc .JIIlon System of Drew
nd CloaU 4'utllnir. and. with a corret rncaa
lire and perfect cuilinjf, produce a bad fit tin
ifarment. St?veral Improvements liave Just
twen made. Ajfent to h-U and leach wanted
n everr town. Oood aKenta can .ake iroa
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