The Columbian., January 12, 1883, Image 4

T1IK COQUETTE'S TEARS.
WM, T1RRBDCK.
Rivulets from violet eyes
Tremble down a glowing cheek;
Show'rs are they lrom summer skies;
Wending through a heathered creek
Weep, 0 maid: I from the pain
Lightly laden pleasure gain.
How I'd soothe your grief, if great !
But I know the pearls but prance
Like outriders to the state
Of your smiling rogish glance.
NVeep,0 maid; for there appears
Sweetest sadness in your tears.
Were I not as coy as you
I would deem the weeping sad, .
Coax you as I sometimes do,
Kiss you till we both were glad;
But I'll lose a kiss to- lay,
Watch you weep and waste away.
Ah, your hands now hide a laugh,
Which -your voice too well betrays !
Come, then, mingled wine we'll quaff
From the cuj-like lips you raise.
There, O maid! ah, now you cry
There, then ! there I and so do 1 1
HOW IT WAS.
"Folds of the silk and cream-colored
roses. You will have the hats just alike,
thpn?" ftske.1 Miss Lncifltla Smith, mil
liner.
"Just exactly alike. It will please
Hermione, and there is nothing I like so
wen as topiease n.y prny it?p-uiiwiu;,
answered Linly Thetford, lifting her
sweet eyes for sympathy to the precise
countenance of Miss Lmcinda.
"Umph! so you are very fond of her,
LinlvV
"Yes. indeed! She is my best friend
sinco poor papa died ; and being so near
of an age, we are'eonstant companions. I
don't know what I should do if it weren't
for Hermione: Rvelands has changed so
since his papa's death."
"You have Mr. St. Charles' company a
great deal, I hear..
"Of course he is Hermione's cousin,
and and like a brother to me," answered
liiuly, stooping over a box of silk violets
to hide her confusion.
"Umph! yes well, 'tis all right, of
course," remarked MissLucinda, pinch
ing out a brier-leaf, and setting the little
rose more nrmly on it3 stem, "liut
didn't it ever occur to you that folks
would talk?"
"About what?" asked Liulv, lifting
her clear hazel eyes to Miss Lucinda's
profile.
"His being at Ryelands so much, so
Boon after vour father's death. Poor
man! dead but six months; I should
think your step-mamma, as you call her,
would have more respect for his memory
than to "
"Than to what?" asked Linly, her
bright orbs growing large and bright
with indignation. "What have you to
say against Hermione against my
father s wife. Miss Liucinda?
"Say? oh, I say nothing. It's what
other people are talking about. But I
mnst add, that it is strange you are so
blind, liinly. Now I've known you ever
since vou was a child used to come to
Ry eland every spring to make caps in
your grandmotuer s aay, ana your own
mother always bought her bonnets of
me and you were always bright enough
about other things. It s strange you
can t see.
"What?" with a thrill in the young
voice.
"Why, of course, your step-mother
married your father for his money, and
to have a home and position. She was
only a district school-teacher, down in
Marsh field, when he married her, and
everybody knew she did pretty well for
herself when she married Dr. llietford
But she was dead in love with her cousin,
unpen t. L;naries, ana ue wun ner; out
T m m y-i i .1 l . l V 1 a
they were poor, and he was working his
way so slowly through college that she
thought there wasn t much chance there,
and ; so gave him up for your father.
And now he's a promising young lawyer,
and she mistress of Ryelands, what is so
likely? Lor, you ain t going to faint,are
you, Linly?"
"Faint? No! The day is warm and
your store i3 clos. It is foolish for me
to stay here listening to this gossip. I
do not feel in the least indebted to you
for repeating it to me. Bliss Lucmda.
My beautiful step-mother loved my
father dearly when she married him five
years of utter devotion to his interests,
and her crushing grief at his death,
proved it for me nor do I believe that
she loved anyone else when she married
him.i And if she chooses to marry Mr.
St. Charles now, she is at liberty, for all
in Circleville," and bowing with the
barest civility to Miss Lucinda, Linly
left the shop.
The cool air in the village streets
cooled her burning cheeks; but how her
loyal young heart ached in her bosom !
Not for worlds would she have had Miss
Lucinda confirmed in her suspicion that
she loved Rupert St. Charles; but it was
the cruel truth. She had never believed
that there was anything between the
cousins but cousinly kindness and free
dom. But perhaps others knew better;
maybe she was "blind."
A feeling of bitter desolation fell upon
her as she entered the broad gates of
Ryelands, whence her beloved father,
whose pet she had always been, had been
carried scarcely a year before.
Mr. St. Charles' beautiful mare Sul
tana stood tied to a tree. For the first
time the sight gave Linly pain instead of
pleasure. She did not wish to meet him.
and she turned away from the door, and
took the garden-path.
She saw no one, as her path wound
among the shrubbery; but soon she
heard voices, and, pausing to learn what
direction they were in, the following con
versation forced itself upon her:
"I hardly know what to say."
"But; Hermione, surely you trust
me?"
"Yes; eutirely. But, Rupert, wait a
year. My husband has been dead such a
short time, and I shrink from such a re
sponsible act.
"I cannot wait a year. Yon know how
lonely I have been, and now that I love
one woman with my whole soul and she
is free, and I can at last take care of a
wife surely, Hermione, you will not
refuse?"
"Poor Rupert, I love you so much,
bow can I?"
"Then von give your consent?"
"I do."
Breathless and wild with pain, Linly
tore herself from the spot. She sought
the house now, and fleeing to her own
room, cast herself across the bed,
writhing with anguish. Lost! Lost!
They had all left her! She had not
one. I
The tea-bell rang; she did not heed it.
Inquiring voices called her name; she
covered her face with her hands.
By-and-by, in the stillness, she beard
steps on the stair. Was Hermione com
ing? Yes, the door opened, and Hermi
one's voice syllabled:; "Dear, you are
here? Why, we thought you had not
come from town." j
She advanced into the room, putting
the light she carried under a shade in the
corner. j
"You have come home with a head
ache, I know the day has been so hot;
but you ought to have drank some tea,
Linly, dear." j
The graceful, fragrant form pressed
the couch by the girl's side; a tender
arm stole round her neck.
"I am glad we can be quiet. I have
something to toll you J Did I hurt you,
Linly, with my ring? Why did you
wince so?"
"No, Hermione, no,' feebly.
"Linly, something ihas happened to
day, which gives me great hope and
pleasure. Shall I tell you?"
There was a little piuse such a liard
little pause. !
"You have known my cousin Rupert
St. Charles a year, and you feel quite
well acquainted with him, do you not?"
"Quite well."
"He is all he seems to be, Linly, I
think you like him." j
No answer. j
"I hope you do, dear, for he is Just
what a young man ought to be honor
able, pure and steadfast and the woman
who has won his love is fortunate.indeed
blessed if she returns it for he will
make a devoted husband. She could
not have a better fate than to be the wife
of Rupert St. Charles.?
Hermoine Thetford. heard her step
daughter's breathing; but could not see
her face. J
"I walked with lain this afternoon in
the garden, and surely, dear, your
head must be very bad. I heard you
moan." j
"Very bad. But never mind, Hermi
one." !
"He urged me to a promise which I
was reluctant to give.7
"Yes." !
"I hesitated to take the step he urged
upon me, because your father has been
dead such a short time, and others might
think--" j
"You need not care ; what others think
if you are sure of your own feelings,
Hermoine." (
"It is because
Linly, that I at
I am sure of them,
last yielded, I have
knowu Rupert from
a child, and he is
one in a thousand.
So, dear, snrely
you will forgive me if you are averse
to
this" j
"Forgive? What Bhould I forgive,
dear Hermione ?" j
"I yielded, and gave my consent that
he should tell you his love, and try to
win yours, dear." !
"Hermione, I have been told that you
and Rupert St. Charles used to love each
other." I
"I have always loved Rupert as a
cousin nothing more. It was yonr
father whom I lovedi dear, and so you
are the next dearest to my heart. I have
promised Rupert to urge you to give
him a little sign of encouragement, and
so he has sent you this blush rose. If he
may speak to you, wear it in your hair
when he comes to-morrow night; if you
have no hope for him J you need not see
him at all, dear, as it may be painful to
you, and will surely j dash his dearest
hopes to the ground."!
uive me the rose.
Hermione unfastened the cool, fragrant
thing from her own dark hair, and in the
darkness saw its whiteness lifted to the
girl's lips. j
"I will wear it."
Soon all Circleville 'heard of Linly's
engagement, and this is the way it was.
The Tomb of Jackson.
The "Hermitage" is approached
through a long row of cedars on either
hand. Here, in this l quaint old build
ing, main rooms and shed rooms of
brick, with wooden columns and wooden
coping in front, reside Colonel Andrew
Jackson, adopted grandson of the hero,
with his wife and mother, and two old
negroes, man and wife, about sixteen
years old when purchased by Jackson
nearly sixtv years ago. Lreneral Jack
son and his wife sleep side by side in
the little garden near the residence, each
beneath a broad granite slab. Inscribed
in old-fashioned Roman letters are tha
words on the slab which covers Mrs.
Jackson, composed by her devoted hus
band. !
"Here lies the remains of Mrs. Rachel
Jackson, wife of President Jackson, who
died the 22d December. 1828." The old
hero had been elected I President his first
term, bnt did not take his seat till March
4th, following. The inscription recounts
her virtues in words forcible and tender,
and closes: j
"A being so gentle and yet so virtu
ous, vile slander might wound, but
could not dishonor. Even death, when
he tore her from the arms of her hus
band, conld but transport her to the
bosom of her God." j
The day of the funeral Jackson, feeble
and heart-broken, walked slowly behind
the coffin, leaning upon a long cane he
was accustomed at that time to carry
about his farm. As the friends of the
deattegathered about to look for the last
time upon ' her face, j General Jackson
lifted his cane as if appealing to heaven,
and by a look commanding silence, said,
slowly and painfully, :and with a voice
full of bitter tears: j
"In the presence of this dear saint I
can and do forgive all my enemies. But
those vile wretches who have slandered
her must look to Goi for m rcy."
One of the most beautiful and redeem
ing traits in all this ragged and heroic
nature was the unalterable love and de
votion he bore his wife. For seventeen
years after her death the memory of this
noble woman was cherished, until the
summer of 1845, when he was laid to
rest beside the onlyj woman he ever
loved loved with a romantic tenderness
and strength surpassing the dream of
fiction. Louisville Courier Journal.
There is a story off Solomon net con
tained in the ''Book of Kings." Two of
his conrt damsels had a row as to pre
oedence. Solomon looked kindly, and
said: "Ijet the oldest go first." And
the damsels embraced, and went back
with entwined arms, j
" -
a rtfci
Starving to Death In Jail.
Mary Cross, a negress forty -five years
old, while working for Robert Hemin-
gray, at Covington, Ky., last summer.
remarked to bis little boy, "What would
your ma say if sue thought I stole a dia
mond pin?" It was then found that the
pin was gone and she was accused of the
theft. She became very angry, threat
ened to burn the house down and kill
children, and she was imprisoned in de-
iaun or pan to keep the peace. Being
released on October 14, she demanded of
Hemingray wages for the time she had
been imprisoned, which he refused. On
November 7th she shot at him five times.
but failed to hit him, for which she was
sentenced November 27th to twelve
months in the countv jail and $500 fine.
From that time to the present the turnkey
says "sue Has taken no kind of nourish-
ment eiiuer iooa or arink. sue was
born the slave of Noah Patterson, about
six miles from Cynthiana, on the Lex
ington pike, whence, during the war,
she, in company with several other slave
women of the neighborhood, dressed
herself in men's clothes and came to Cov
ington, where she has since lived. She
has fallen off from 200 pounds to 150
pounds since November 27th, and the
physicians say she cannot hold out long
and live.
Shook 11 1 m for 'Em.
"We
said a
tender:
have had a sweeping victory,
slow-movement man to the bar-
"Democrats have carried every-
thing."
"Yes sir."
"But what is it to me?"
"I don't know."
"You don't know? An American citi
zen, with bottles all around him, don't
know. Don't yon know, sir, that I want
to drink to the success of the Democratic
party "
"But I am Republican.'
"And hope that the Republicans will
do better next time?
"But I don't hope that they'll do bet
ter. I ve fallen out with the party.
"Got no political enthusiasm?"
"No."
"No chance to get a drink here?"
"None that I can see."
"I was merely jesting, my friend.
Have a drink with me." The saloou
man complied.
"Here, give me twenty-five cents."
The slow-movement man began to
quietly withdraw, when the bartender
seized him and shook him until his
teeth chattered. When he was asked bv
companicn who had gone to "skirmish"
at another place if he was successful?"
"Oh, yes," he replied; "the bartender
shook me for the drinks and lost. lux.
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The following Testimonials ainLLetters, taken from a mass of evidence of the same sor
Dr. Keck, and which, with inany others not adapted for publication, can be aeen at hi c
"u u :uwuuBciiirui vi iuvne euuerifiK
State men tf a PhyMclun.
. MIl,7;ViV2r.tLfY t!mt 1 am M I'rttrti,,,nK l'1'.vsitian. nnd that I have imtJ DuT KW k!'H HbKKClVK
CA1ABUH, both in Oregon and California, and it has not failed in a single case t. TeicV .fLrt VJ?
I From R. Alon,, T. Joe, HHKliT ALKXANlJ'EE- '
?n "lliy With Utt,e r " be"efit' and at timPS C0UW ardl
. .XH tKKCK, Polanl-DeHr Sir:-Please send by Wells, Fargo A Co lmor?ow etuaf'Lm
bottle of your Cata-rh Remedv to me at Halem, an oblige. It works charming"? ' ebruary 13l,, on
ery respectfully your obedient servant, RKv. ALOXZO T. JONES.
, a The PollowlBB letters Npcak taw Tbmaelv.
I)K KKCK:-Your medicine, are helping me. I intend comftgoTorV.a ,
more than Catarrh, and I don't think I could write my symptoms. ' MUH. MAR Y A? WkIkoKN
Again, from the same on the 24th of August, 1879. '
7.;iT7S .. Hii . antHerhottieof your Catarrh remedy. I have used ore
think that my disease ;aflects my thnat more than my uead, although my throat feels
has after using any other Catarrh remedy. Yours witli repect, MRS. MARY.
DR. KnCK-pear.Sir: After aufferlug over twenty-live ye rs, and having given up
cure, I a in very glad to be able to say that live bottles of your KUKK CL'RK FOIt CATA
me to that extent that 1 feel sure that a little more will effect a permanent cure. Believln
ment of facts is the best recommendation that I can give, and felling very grateful.
DR. KECK-DearSirr-Ihaveheenhnilcteri ivlt.h
Si0' in:nesand went to different doctors, but could find no relief until I tried D. KKCK'H i SURK
l-t'KJ'" J now getting well and feel like a new nersini. Afitu ir v.
ExtrucU-U from a Uttw from W. A. Andersan, Em., County Auditor of ChehulM Co, W. T. "
DU. KECK
Dear Sir: The second lot of medicine
CX'HK cotiliououslv
regi
rlT.:J.'.., i" ,SB "ranam nreai. run o.
ViV' . .. ui inn' ui iiip
si gnt ringing imise in tfe ears, but nothing to compare
fn'o
Another Rrmai kabl Cure nfter Ten
DR. KECK Dear Sir:-
It all you claim it to be and even more.
heal: would IjiIiii mid r.rv , .ih
tickling In my throat, sol could not sleep. When
""- " V ' " "V r . a " nn uiiaiiif iu mm nie coiice nun sniceMgn on Yamhill street
oppos te J. C. iMen'.enhnlP- hsh market, wh-re I had lieen at work, a d-siance f perhaps four rod.. In fact.
I could feel the effi-ct of Catarrh all through my system. But these trot.hles have all disappeared. Now
can go to ted and rest all night, which Ls s..melfi!?ir I Imve nnl I.....I. t.. t.., i . V "
iuiiiihii iius. uiiu jimi me niiiuirea who are sunering as i nave suffered may pav alteniion to thwlrtter If
this is published. 1 would advise any one that may be troubled with any diseaf e, however bad or long-standing,
to call on Dr. Keck. I think he can cure you If anybody can. Respectfully vours.
' ('HAS. H. WHEELER.
.,,.L . , ' , AST PORTLAND, July 1, 1879.
DK. KKC K:J am happy to say to yon and the suffering that I am still free fioni that terrible disease.
I atari li. - Jl. WHtEUtR.
A V-ame of 5 Vci.rm' Ntiindliiy. wnm Deprived of Kniell 1.1 Teurx, CtimJ.
To those suffering from Catarrh. I would sate that I have he n n filleted wTl h 'irrlVtVir ' twenty-Hveears.
I liai eoiiliimal aching ' pains over the eyes, an ' for fifteen years have been troubled with sorei ess in stomach
and left side, and could smell nothing. In -the meantime i irle.j Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, Sanfnrds Radical
( nre ror Catarrh, and oilier reuieIU-s ie-omiueniled by i lends, besides remedies from hn-al nil Vhieians. all of
which fai eil to cure, and the best g : ve but slight relief. About six weeks ago I met Dr. James Keck He said
the trouble in my side and slomach was caused by the Catarrh having extended to these point. lie also ald
J!iaJ, i" .'.V.1 a N,,rp cure tor Catarrh, and he could cure me. About live weeks ago I began using the SURE
C UlvK. I he pain over my eyes has disappeared: the soreness in ni v side and stomach Is gradually disappear,
lug: mv sense of smell Is returning: ami. in f.ii. I ftl li
- . , v ; , ' . . ' - - - - - ... iiiiiiiim iiiai m lit mvii it
lermauentl 4'urei. Any one doubting the above stafement can consult me hi ihtsoii or bv mall, and I will
repeat to them viva voce what 1 have here committed to pnter.
C1I AS. II. HAMLIN, Engl eer Railroad Ferryboat,
.... ! ...... T, t EAST PORTLAND, July I, 1879.
I Ml. KEC K : I would state that I have not been as well In fifteen years as I have been the last year, hlnce
you cured me;of Catarrh. t. HAMLIN
- I
JSJj;;.h.p:f, h tbonronghly understand end Ls eminently Miccessfnl li the treatment of a.'l CHRONIC AND
pit HC l LI DDsKA-Es OK ROTH SEXES AND ALL AHEs, having made a specialty of their treatment
for i'nrleen , years . He treats CANCER without Using the knife. Hisfavoiite preacriptioii Is furnished lo
l.Al) I A1IEN1S HIKE. No lady should he without it. Young, middle-ged or old, male or female, insan
ity or a lire of suffering is your inevitable doom unless you apply in time u the phvsi-:an who understand and
is compe tent to treat vour case. Waste no more time normonev wiili i,i..i.hv..i'..,. ,,i. a n .......
lientions attended to with disnatidi-and are strietlv
vireuiars. Testimonials, ami a list of printed questions
ineiose a tnree-cent stamp lor list, and address.
!
Xo. 185 First Street
v fTltila creat StreBftb.
erre Tonic Is the le
gitimate result of over 'Jt
years of practical experi
ence, and CURES WITH
UNFA I LI KU CERTAIN
TY. Nervous and Vhysl
eal Debiliiy, Seminal
Weakness, Spermator
rhoea, Prostatorrhea.Em
missions, In)itenev. Ex
hausted Vitality, Prema
tare Decline and I.(M$
OK MAX HOOD, from
whBliittor PUIISU T . . J 1 1 1 iu
1 1 ei i ric hes an d Turin es t i i e blood. Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion. Reproductive Or
gans, and Physical and Mental Faculties. It
stops any unnatural debilltatirg drain upor
the system, preventing involuntary losses, de
bilitating dreams, seminal losses with the urine
etc., so destructive to mind and body. It it
a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND BLAIiDEH
COMPLAINTS. IT CONTAINS NO INJURIOO
INGREDIENT. To thaw lafferlM from the f
fets of yonthfnl Indiscretion or ipfft, w
Icc4ly, thoromh and pcranncnt CI.' RR I
Ol'AKANTEKH. Price, HZ SO perbottle.or v.
bottles In case with full directions and advice. ttlO
St-iilscuri from observation to any address upon re
ceipt of price, or C. O D. To be had only of
Ilr. C 1). Aal field. XI8 kmniv street.
San Francisco, CaL Consultations strictly conhden
tial. by letter or at ofiice. FREE. For theconvenieno
of patients, and In onler to secure perfect secrecy, !
nave adopted a private address, under which all pack
ages are forwarded.
TKIAh HUri'l.K FKK1.
Sufficient to sh w its merit, will be sent to any on
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and r
Communications strictly confidential.
91,000 m?:vviir
1710R ANYONE WHO WILL LEARN
1 K. el logic A .IlIlMtn'aSyatem of Urnw
and t'louk Cutting, and, with acorret meas
ure and iH-rfei-t cutting, produce a bad fitting
garment. Several improvements have ju
been made. Agents to sell and leach wanted
in everv town. Hood agents can ..ake imm
$10toitrday. KELLOiKJ & JILLSON,
Cheney. Sokane Co.. W. T
i
USE ROSE PILLS.
WILLIAM COLLIER,
MAOKINIST.
Dealer la New mid
SECOND HAND MACHINERY,
08 Af itdleon St., Portland. Or.
Purlieu lelrtng Holler, Itglnea or SAW
MlhL. S1A(;III.KK I can aecure
by uddreaalug Mr. Collier.
Now ami Second Hand Machinoii
ootfht and aolu or traded to advantage.
HUDSON'S GUN STORE
: M First- street, Portland. Orcsw
otJivs. rjurroM amo iuucamon
I r TkH of Krerr P ertytton.
DR. SPINNEY,
No. 11 Ktani strtflw F.
Trent all Cnrwmlc sutd peclal Dl
YOUflG r.iEfi
VTHO MAY BE 8UFFERI NO FROM THE K
t V fecta of routhful follies or Indiscretion, will d
veil to avail themselves of this, the srreateiit boo
?v r laid at tha altar of surTerinr humanity. Dl
iriN.NEY guarantee to forfeit S0 for ever
use of Merilna! VveaknesM or private diseases of au
Wind or cb-rat:ter wblcb he undertakes aud fail t
ure. IIIDDLK-AQEO MKJ1.
There ai many at the &gA of thirty to sixty wh
are troubled with too frequent evacuations of tb
bladder, often accompanied by a slight tonartlng o
bu riling sensation ana a weakening of the system I
a iimn tier the patient cannot account for. On exan
inlng ihe urinary depofilts a ropy sediment will ofte:
'e found, nnd sometimes small particles of albunie
viil apiiear. or the color will be of a thin milki.sli bu
uirain changing to a dark and torp'd apiearanc
There, are many men who die of this difficulty. Igno
rant of the cause, which ls the second stage of Senv
nal Weakness. Dr. 8. will guarantee a perfect cure 1'
all stu b cRxea. and a healthy restoration of the geult
urinary organs.
Ottioe Hours 10 to 4 and 6 to 8. Sundays from 10 t
11 A. M. Consultation free. Thorough exauilnatlo
and advice, is.
Call or address DR. SPIJVXEY z CO..
Na II Keamv street. Kan '''
H7JSELL
10 000 Pianos
1.000 Organs.
ran uaii. Buy
ft Manufacture!-
FroiuSJtol.iuO
Caili, Rout or
i liiti IlinPiita
Catlot,'iirs Firm,
ANTISELL.
ur V i V,.i t Kivrll
1.-1 liM.ll'rf
i
rnnoKLFiFi nn
II lif iirSI II vil
1 1 ILUU V t. H M I U 1 1 ri
A
CURE FOR CATARRH !
REMEDY NOW IN USE-
nm...Li nr . - .
A Cold
1 OO.
t received by
fflce, are pub-
ironi uaisrro ana other Chronic Diseases
FOR
with good effect. I
better than It ever
A. WELBORN.
T., July 28, 1879.
all other means of
KKH have relieved
ng that a plain at ate-
I remain fraternally yours. JOSEPH DAVIS.
f-rrl, "lit""' V." '. l?"''....
PORTLAND. OR., May , 1879.
was received in due timeWll.'vheen ush'g tbisiillE
luruiniii - ir uii- oowpis, as 1 nave, in a great iii-aHiire.
- arness tms, I think, ulni' st I-ft ine. There still remains a
with six weeks ago.
In fact, I do not notice Jt except
' iS"'d,yl,,erNKN?4'
Venn of Su0erliijr. CaolnK HllndnvM. E.
. . i, ... . EAST ItJRTHND. July I3. 1878.
This Is to certify that I have used your SURE CtntE FOR :ATA KHII. and find
ven more. I have lul l Piilurr h fur Inn rur r .iif,..ui n,.,i. .. i.i. . ..i :..
7V....V ';" "".."'"'"" T,lw
asleep my throat would Hll up and slraiigle inJ.Mdmr
cniifiilnttiil "
ifidentlal. Mellclnes sent to an v part of the count!
furriiihed on application. CONSTLTATION FRK
Ilt.
(north of Town Oltwl.), Iortland. Orrvoa.
PERUVIAN
The Finest H1TTKKH In the WOHI.U.
THEY EFFECTUALLY ClTRE
MAUHIAL DISEASES,
Vltaltxe lite KvMem nnd iirrrnt the ravHe
the Ilrcudful Alcoliol tlnblt,
llllM)U.t.l.l.
AU ni- IrKi(lKt or Wine Merehnnt for
them.
UrII.MEUXIt.0 .V CO., Agent. Man Fran
eineo.
J. VAX N('I;TVKK te CHi Portland
USEROSEP1 r.LS
1850. 32 Years Practical Experience. 1882.
John A. Child
DRUGGIST,
Tealer in
Fine Chemicals,
Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
Sponges, Soaps,
& Rubber toods.
Cor. Morrison h 2d sts
Portland, Or.
Special ttteatlon
paid to orders by
mail when accom
rtnl"d Ith ihe ch.
USE ROSE PILLS
S1000 KEWAED
WILL BE PAID TO ANY PKBSON PJJODUO
lng a more effectual remedy than
Dr. Keek's Sure Cure for Catarrh.
Which has stood the test for fourteen years. Physi
cians, Droggtota, nod all who have oaed and thor
oughly tested it, pronounce it apeet He for the cure of
that loathsome toe a. Try it, Your druggist has
,lDr?Keck tborocghly vndersianda, nd la emlnentlv
snccesfiful in the treatment of all eral anu ell SB
enlt til r litis ol ssts ssucee and sill bavlnc
made a specsalty o their treatment for fourteen years
lie treats CbaMrvUbook ustog tbe knife, Htsteror
Ite prescription Is farnlebed to UT Mitlete Vev
No lady shoaJd be without It. Young, middle-aged or
old, male or teaaale, liutanlty or a life of suffertog la
your Inevitable doom aniens yon apply In tlmekiUH
physician who understand, and ls competent to treat
your case. Waete no more time nor money with In
competent physician. All communlcaUoii attended
to with dispatch, and are strictly confidential. Medi
claes sent to any pert of the country. Circulars, tU
moniato, and nlist of PHntQuUonj I urnlatiedon
appllcatton. CJOWSIJI.T AXIOM FUBK. Lv4om
a three-cent stamp forllwt and addres-DK jAMk-S
KKCK, No. 15 First street. Portland. Or.
ZEPHYR WOOL..
(JPKMAN AND UKKMANTOWN WOOL. KNIT
I X(l A NI) KM IUtOl DKKI Nf j NIU, CA N
v assKS KKIIX. a" kinds of Fancy work.
I DIFM- l-NDEKWKAH. M1SSKS' AND CHIL-
I'PAT PI.KTK WAKIIROHEs.
1 IM FCK--7 W ' KCKM-s-.T 0
165 Third Street, Portland, Or.
;P. O. Box IM)
w rMA J I H I I 1 1 1 1 T . uu nut
BITTERS.
q&y ''r- i
Miff ccir
hij- AN1
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