PETTY Ht IT 31 KAN. REV. DR. TALMAGE ON SMALL ANNOYANCES. Mentnl nud PliyUical Hornets of Tills Mortal Life - DlKfiEreeable Little Remarks and Minor Mlsoriijs Human Beinz-4 Torment ed by Petty Ills for Thoir Good-Lessons to Bo Dnwn from the Minor MlHhaps and Annoyances of This Llfe-Llttle Things of Vast Power in Shaping the Course of Men's Uvett-Tht Lord's Way Always tho Best. HitooKi.v.v, N V.. Miircli At llic taber nacle till iiiriilnic I lit lU.'V. T. DeWllt Till, inline, I). I)., cxiiouihIimI npiironrlate jhhi;c of Kcrlituri!. Ili'tlicti uv nut tli2 liyiim bc Klmilng: MuM .loin li 'r llir rrn al'M", Ami il tin- orM bo fret? Siil llirni'nn i'iim for errry one. Anil Hum', a rroM fiirinc Ttio Mibjcct of lilc tllaootirsp w.n "ftlti;liif,' Aiiiio.vniiitff," awl Ills text Dctitoioiipoiny, vll.. 20: "Tim Un tlir (5il h III mini the hornet." Ho mid. It socms in If tho IiimtI world wa dctor iiilut'd lo ivnr ugii(nt th liummi race. It is rvrry your attacking tin crulii llcliln nml Hip nri-linnU and tin vhwyiiriK The Colorado beetle, the NiTuikii j;riiRiln)icr, the Svw Jorscv locust, the iiulvi'rsM jiotnto dcMroyiT, wcin lo carry on llic woik uiilch win begun iirs uso, when Hie Incets buzzed imt of Noah's ark us Hid door was oetii:d. In my text the hornet tiles out oti Its nils atoii. It Is n species of wasp, swift. In Its huh Hon nud violent In It ntlng. Its touch Is tor ture to man or beast. Wo have all pccii the cattle run bellowing from the cut of Its lancet. In boyhood we used to Maud cautiously look' llic r.t the ulobular nest Iiuiilt troin the tree blanch, unci while we were looking at the wonderful pajitclMjard covering we weie (.truck ullli soiuethliur that reiit us flliilukliig away. cunqui:ki:i nv iinuxirrs. The hornet goci In bwaruiH, It Iihh captains over hundreds, and twenty of them attacking one man will produce certain death. Tho Per sians attempted to compter u Christian city, but the eli'tiliuutH and the beasts on which Hie Persians lodo were amaulteil by the hornet, "so that the wholo army was broken up and the besieged e,lty was rescued. This biinilni; and noxious Insect fctllllir out. the Jllttlte.s mid Cauaaniles from their country. What, the gleaming sword and chariot of war could not accomplish was done hy the punctilio of an In ficct. The Lord sent the hornet. My friends, when 'n are assaulted by behe moths of trouble (rent behemoths of trouble wu become elilviihlc, uml we attiatilt them; we get on the hhrh-mettled steed of our eouni!i and make a chlvalrle charge at them, and, If (lod be with Us, wo come out stronger and bet ter than when we went in. Hut, alas for tliesc Insectlle annoyance of life Ihesu foes too small to shoot these tilings without any avolrduiMils weight -tlm giiutc, ami the mid ges, anil tho Mies, and .the wusps, and tliu hornets I lu other words, It Is the miiill atlng Int: iiiinoyatie.es of our life widen drive us out and use us up. Into Hie iiebt eomlil limed life, for Mime giand and glurloiiK purpo-e, (lod tends tho hornet. MiHimnts of m:kitivi: xmtvr.-i. I remark lu the llrst place tlial tlicv small Mingltig siiuioyiiiiee. may come In tlnsi-liupe of a H'lisltlvo nervous organization. 1'eoplewho am prostrated under Uphold fevers or with broken Ihiiics get plenty of xrmiiatliv, but who pities aiiyliixlv that Is iiervoust The doctors say, and the family shvh, "), she's only u lit tle nervous; Dial's all." The hound of a heavy foot, tint lnirsli clearing of a throat, a illfiniil In mush', the wuut of harmony be tween the shawl mi) the glovo on tlinsuino peiou, a cilit aiiKWer, a puHing t-l lull t , the wind Irom tho east, any one of !U,0jO iiniioy nnces opens the. door for the hornet. The fact Is, that thn vwt majority of the people In this country i"'" overivotkrd, mid their nerves are the llrnt to glvn mil. A peat multitude are under Hie strain of I.cwlcn who. When he was toi J by his physician tliat If he illd not stop wOrkllii: 'while ho was In sui'li poor phys ical health ho would die, rescinded: "Doctor, whether I live or die the wheel must keep going around." Tliep persons of whom I speak have n bleeding hensltlveiiess. The II i mi lovi' lo IlL'ht on nnvthlnir raw.aud then; lx.'op e mio ll'.e the (Miianultcs tiiokeuot In the text, or tu the context they have a very thin cover i g mid are vulnerable at all ixiluts. And li e I.ni'd vent the hornet. in.Viii:iinr.i: i.rrn.u urmaiiks. A!; i n thei-e small Inject iinnoyiuiivs may come lo ii- hi tho nli.ipo ot friends ami ac quaint mvs who nru always saying dl;ree uhlo tl'i. in. There are somti people on can not In wil:i for half an hour hut you feel cheered and coinfniled. Then there lire other iK'opIo you can not bu with for live minutes before jou fi-cl miserable. They do not mean to disturb ou, but they slim; you to the hone. They pullicr iiii all the yarn which the nos-slp-ii-plii mid iK'ddlo It. They gather up all the i.iu.'ico crltle'sins about our pjrsou, alxiui vuiir ImslmiHs, about your hoims, about your church, and thiiv make your ear thu fun nel Into which they K)tir lU They Iauj;h hcaitlly when titer tell you as tliotmh It were u i;khI Joke, and you Iniih toi --outside. These tieoplo aie brought to our nttontloti In tho lllble, lu the ImhA' of ltutli: Naomi went forth beautiful ami with the II nest of worldly prospects Into imother laud, but after a while vhe came liack wliloived, and sick, and poor. What did herfi leitdii do when hhu canto back to the city t They all went out and Instead of Kivliif! tier common-sense consolation, what did they dot Head the lunik of ltutli and tlud out. They threw up their hands and mid: "Is this Naomi I" as much as totuv. "llotr very bad you look I" When I entered the ministry I looked very pule for years, and every year lor four or live years, a hundred tlute a jenr, I waa asked It 1 was not Inn consumption. And passing through the room I would wiuirtltiiM, hear tieople sigh and cry, "A ah I not lnn(r for this world I" 1 ro tolvcd In tho'e times that 1 never, In any con versation, would say anything deiireaslng, and br the help ot (lod 1 have kept toe resolution. Tlteso iKxiplu of whom 1 speak reap and bind In the meal harytiU Held ot discouragement. Some days ou greet them vvlth a hlhulous "giwd nioriiliiK. and they coino buzr.liir at Miu with Niuui depressing liiforuiatloii. The Lord sent the hornet, OIKI'I J IIUITlN Or RTAN'l.lty. It Is astonishing' how uonui p'ople ureter to write and to nay dlaauTceablu things. That was ho casowlieu years npi Henry M. Stnnluy re turned after li'ei itingultloeut ex Jolt of llndlng l)r, Ouvld I.ivlugstono, and when Mr. Htanlcy Uwt licforo the savants of Kurope and mauy of Hie sumll crlllea of thu duv, under pretense of getting getraplileal Inlonnstloii. put to lilin mint liiMilmt questions he folded Ids arms and refined Ui answer. At the very' time when you would supH)!o all decent men' would have applauded the heroism of the man there were those to hlsK. Tho Iocd sent thu horuet Aud when afterward that mail sat down on the weilcia coast ot Africa, slrk ami worn perhaps In tho grandest arhlevcmrnt of the uco In tho way of geographical discovery, Utcro were small crltlw all over tbu world to tutu nud buu, and cat lea I tire and derldn him, aud when a few weeks after that be got the tendon miters, aa Ua opened thrtn, out llnw rlio hornet. Wheu I m-e that there are to inauy p;ople In tho world who like to say dl KiiH'ablo things and write dlcreeble thlugs, I raxuo almost In iuv weaker moment to lie L'cto what a mail said to me In riitladelphla tnu Monday morning. 1 went to get the homo that was at the llrerr, and tbu hostler, a plalu wan, said ht met "Mr, Ta linage, I saw that rni preached to tho youtiK men j-Mtcrday." said "Yea." llosuld, ".Souse, nu use, man's fatluro." MINOU lT.IUillKAl, ANNOrANCtM. Tho Mitall ItiSM-t aiinoyaiiees of life some tluiet mme lu the ahapu of u local ihypl iitMible, which doe tiot a moil nt to a lotltivo prvxilratlon, but which bothers you when you want tu feel tho Uut. Perhaps 11 Is a tick boadarhn which l:a btii the pl.ittue of our Ufa. and you atipilnt sumu iKHiaslou of mirth, wwK'ialltjr, or usefulueiK mid iben the clock Ktnke thu hour yuii ejunot maJtc your ap irMiKw. Perhaps Hin tniublr U UitwuAQ the vwr euJ the forcJit lu the shape wf a urm- ralglc twlncc. N'olxidy can see Itorsimna thl.e with vnu: but Just at thn time when you want vullr intellect clearest ami tour disposi tion brii'htest, you feel n sharp, keen, discon certing thrust. The Iird sent the hornet. Perhape Hicso small Insect annoyances w ill conic in inc Miapc oi a iigiiicmic. irriiaiiou, The parlor and the kitchen do not always bar monlr.e. ToKetKood service and to keep It Is one oi the great question or the country, rVwietlines It max be the anogiutey and Incon sldtTiiteiicss of the employers; but whatever uc me ract. we an annul mere arc mcse in sect annoyance winging their way out from the culinary department. If the i;racn of dial be not In the heart ot the housekeeper, she cannot maintain her eiiullibrliim. Tin men come home at night and hear the storr of these aunoyanees and say. "OI lhec home troubles are very little tiling." They are small, small as wasii. but they sting. Martha's nerves were all unstrung when she rushed In asking Christ to reprove Mary, and here are tens of thousands of women who are dying, stung to death by these tiestlferous domestic iitmoyatiecs. Thu Lord sent the hornet. MKIM'ltAVTS MM. tJN'IH'.ll NOTIIIXC. Theso small In-ect disturbances may alo come in the shape or miHiness irritations. There are men here who went through 1S.17 and September 2t, INK), without losing; their balance, who are every day unhorsed iiy utile annoyances a clerk's 111 mmners. or a blot of ink nu a hill of lading, or the extravagance I of a partner who overdraws Ills account, or I the underselling hv a business rival, or the. I whispering or nusines commence lu the I street, or the making of some little bad delit I which was npilnst your Judgment, Just to please soinctioiiv else, it is noi me panic that kill the merchants. Panics i-omu only once lu ten or twenty years. It Is the con stant din of these evcry-day annoyances which is sending so many oi our ocsi mer chants into nervous dysiN'psia and paralysis and the grave. When our national commerce fell tint on its face, thee melt stood up and felt, almost defiant; but their life Is giving way now under the swaim of these iicstlferout annoyances. The Lord sent the hornet. I have noticed In the history of some, of my congregation that their annoyances are mul tipllug, ami that they have a hundred where they used to have ten. The naturalist tells us that, a wasp sometime) has a family of twen ty thousand wasp-i, and It does seem as If even' annoyance of your life bred a million. Hy the help" of (Soil to-day I want to show you the other side. The hornet Ih of no use! " O, yes I Tho naturalist tells us they are verv t rn i to n t in the world's economy; they kill solders and they clear thn atmosphere of our skies. TIicm! aunoyanees are sent on as, I think, to wake us up from our lethargy. I.KSSOS8 OP TIIK 8.MAI.I. IM.S." There is nothing (hat makes a mail so live ly as a nest of "yellow Jackets," anil 1 think Hint these annoyances are Intended to per suade us of the fact that this Is not a world for us to stoji in. If we had abed of every thing that was attractive and soft and easy, what would we w.iut of heaven) You think that the hollow tree sends the lmrne.t or you think the devil sends thr; hornet. I want to correct your opinion. The Lord sent the hoi net. Then I also tlilnk these annoyances come upon us to culture our patience. In the gym nasium you llud upright jiarallel burs bars with holei over each other for tegs to bu put In. Then the gymnast takes a peg In each hand and he begins to climb, one Inch at a time, or two Inches, and getting his strength cultured, reaches after while tho celling. And It seems to me that the annoyances lu life arc a moral gymnasium, each worry a by which wc are to climb higher ami higher in Christian attainment. We all love to see pa tience, but It cannot be cultured In fair weath er. It Is a child of thu storm. If you had everything desirable aud there was nothing more, to get, .vliat would you want with tu tlenee? The only time to culture It Is when vou are slandered and cheated and sick and ItHlf dead. "O" you sav "If I only had the cir cumstances of some well-to-do man I would be patient too.' You might as well say, 'It It were not for this water I would swim;' or, 'I could shoot this giiii If It were not for thu caps." When you stand chln-decp lu annoyances Is the time for vou losw lm out toward the great headlands of Christian attainment and when your life is loaded to the iniizr.lii with repuls ive aniiojanees -that Is the time to draw the digger. Nothing but the furnace will ever burn out of us t he clinker and the slag. Tiioniti.Ks iv v.vhiol-s fui.vrr.s. I have formed this theory In regard to small annoyances and vexations: It takes Just so much trouble to lit us for usefulness ami for heaven. The only question Is, whether we shall take It lu Hie hulk or pulverized and granulated. Here Is one mall who takes It lu thu bulk. Ills luck Is broken, or Ids eyesight nut out, or some other uwful calamity 'befalls lilui, while the vast majority of people lake the thing piecemeal. Which way would vou rather have III Of course In piecemeal. Ilet ter have the nehhig teeth than one broken Jaw. lluttcr ten II y blisters than one amputa tion. Hotter twenty squalls than one cyclone. There may be a dltletTiice of opinion as to allopathy anil homeopathy; but lu this matter of trouble like homeopathic doses -small pellets of nnnowiiicc rather than some knock down dosu of calamity. Instead of the thun derbolt, give us the hornet. If you have a bank vou would a great deal lather that ilfty nion should come lu with checks less than n hundred dollars than to have two depositors come in the sumo day each wanting Iin $10, 00J. In this latter case, you cotigii mid look down at tho lloor aud up at the celling boforo you look Inlo the safe. Now, mv friends, would you not rather have, these small drafts of annoyance on your bunk of faith than some all-staggerlnp demand ittiou your endurance 1 want to make you so strong that you will not surrender to small aunoyanees. In tho village of Hamlin, tradition sas, there was an Invasion ot rats, and these small creatures al most devoured the town and threatened the lives of the (Kipulatlou, and the story Is that a piper came out one day and played a very sweet tune, and all the vermin followed him followed him to banks ot tho Weser, ami then lie blew a blast and they dropped lu aud disap peared forever. Of course this Is a fable, but I wish 1 could, on the sweet Mute of the gopel, draw forth all the nibbling nud burrowing aii noyaiiees of your life and play them down Into tho depths forever. nt'ii.iiis'ii ok i-Kitm'T i.ivrts. How many touches did the artist give to his picture of "Oottopaxl," or his "Heart of tho Andes!" I stippoo about llfty thousand touches. I hear the canvas saying: "Why do you keen me trembling with that enell so long! Why dou't you put It on In one dastil "No," says thu artist, "I know how to make a painting; It will take llfty thous-, and ot these touches." And I want you, my friends, to understand that It Is these ten thousand aunoyanees which, under (lod, are milking picture's of your life, to b hung ut last lu the galleries of heaven, til for angles to look at. (iisl knows how to make, a picture. I go Into a schulptor's studio, and sou him shaping a statue. He has a chisel hi one baud nud u mallet in the other, and he gives a very gentle stroke dick, click, click, click. I say, Why dou't you strike harderl" "O," he replies, lhat would shatter the statue. 1 can't do It In that way, I must do It In this way," Bo hu works on, nud after awhile the features come out, and everybody that outers the studio Is charmed and fascinated. Well, (lod has yoursoul under the process of develop ment, and It U tho little Annoyances aud vexations of life that aru chiseling out your Immortal nature. It Is click, click, click, click I I wonder why soma great tirovldeuco does not come, and with oim stroke prepare you tor heaven, Ah, nu; (Sod say lhat Is not the way, And so he keeps on by strokes of little vexatious, uultl at last you shall lie a filad spectacle for angels aud tor men, 1.ITN.K TIIINOS or VI8T TOWKII. You know that a largo fortune mar be SHnt In small change, and a vast amount ot moral character may j?i aw ay In small depletion. It is uio mile irounies or lira uiai arc having luorii effect Hum you than great ones. A wrm of locusts will kill a gralu Held sooner than the Incursion of three or four cattle. You say, ".Since I lost my child, since 1 lost my property, 1 have U'ou a dllfervut mail." Hut you do not reeogulru the architecture ot little annoyances, that are hewing, d gglng. cutting, elmpfng, and splltlng aud lntcrjottillig jour moral qualities. Kats may sink a ship. Ono luclfer-inatch may send destruction throuuh a bkck of store -house. Catherine tie Modioli g)' Vr death from smelling a polkonoiit ro.-iu Columhilf, by stopping and nskllig for a piece of bread sud'a drink ot water nt a PruncUcan omrcnt, was led to the discovery of a new world. Aud there I u Intimate' connection Usiwoou trifles aud luiiueaJlJo, bc4wiyu tuUilm ucferjUtlo , Now, be careful to let none of thoe annoy nuces go through vour soul iinnrralgned. CVim id them toadmltii'ter to vour spiritual wealth, The scratch of n sixpenny nail sometimes pro duces lock-jaw, and the clip of n most Infinite tlinal annoyance may damage you torevcr. Do not let anv aniiouuico or tierplexity come hciths vour soul without Its making vou lwtler. Our national government docs not tiuiiK it ue llltlni' to nut n tax on tiins. slid a tax on buckles, and a tax on shoes. The Individual laves do not amount to much, but In the aggregate to millions and millions of dollars. Ami I would have vou, O Christian man, put a lilgh tariff on every annoyance and vexation that como through your soul. This mlut not amount to much. In single cases, but in the aggregate It would bu a great revenue of spiritual strength and satisfaction. A bee can suck honey even out of a nettle; and If you have the grace of (iod in vour heart, you can get swer-tticss out of that which would other wise irritate ami annoy. roxtii'KittNfi 1'i:ttv iua A returned missionary told mc that a com pany of adventurers rowing up tho (lauges were filling to death by Hies that Infest that region at certain seasons. I have seen the earth strewed with tho carcasses of men slain by Insect annoyances. Tho onlv way to get prepared for the great troubles ot lire is locon ouer thc.iu small troubles. What would vou say of a soldier who refused to load his gun, or to go to the conlllet because It was only a skirmish, saying: "1 am not eoinjr to cxiienii my ammunition on e klrmlsh; unit until there comes a general engagement, and then vou will see how courageous I am, and what buttling I will do I" The general would say to such a man, "ir you aru not milium in a skirmish, you would be nothing In a general engagement." Ami t nave to icu you, i Christian men. If vou can not apply thu nrlu clnles of Christ's religion on a small scab; you will never be able to apply them on ulargt: scale. If I had my way with you I would have you iiossoss all world'y prosperity, l would nave vou each one a garden a river flowing throuuh It. geraniums and shrubi on the sides and the grass and flowers ns beautiful ns though the ralnbtiw had fallen. I would have vou a bouse, n splendid masilon, nud the bed should be iMivered with upholstery dipped In tho setting sun. I would have every hall lu vour house set with statues and statuettes, and then I would have the four quarters of the globe jK)urlu all their luxuries on your lame, ami i snotiui nave lorKS oi suver ami knives of gold. Inlaid with diamonds and am ethysts. Then you should each one of you have the lluest horses and your pick ot the eiiulimges of the world. Then I would have you live lWl years, and you should not have a pain or acne until tin; lust nrcaiii. OOP's WAT AI.WAVS IIKbT. "Not each one of usC'yotisay. Yes; each one of vou. "Not to votirencmlcsf" Yea; ihe onlv d fierencc I would make with them would be that I would put a little extra gilt on their walls and a lllliu extra emuroiucry on iiicir sllpiici's. Hut you say, "Why does not Ood give us all these thliigsP' Ah! I bethink mv self. He is wiser. It would make fools and sluggards of us If wc hud our war. No man puts his best picture In the iwrtlco or vest! huh: of his house. Hod meant this world to be only the vestibule of heaven, that great gallery of tho universe toward which we are usprlu'g. We must not have It too good In this world or we would want no heaven. Polycnrp was condemned to be burned to death. The stako was planted. He was fastened lo It. Thu faggots worn placed around htm, the 11 res kindled, but history tells us that the llauies bent outward Uko the can vas of a ship lu a stout breeze, so that the Maine, Instead of destroying Polvcarp, were onlv a wall between him and his enemies. Tliev had actually to destroy him with the poniard: the flames would not touch him. Well, my hearer, I want you to understand Hint by 'Hod's grace the flames of trial, In stead of consuming vour soul, nro only going lo be a wall of defense and a canopy of bless ing. Ood Is going to fulllll to vou tho blessing and the promise as hu did to l'olycr "When thou wa'.kest through the jre thou shall not le burned." Now you no not understand: vou shall know hereafUr. lu heaven you will bless (lod even for the hornet, Ootrectiiiir a Mistake. Tliu Icnilor of a ilrawbriilo over JIutli'tii rlvor, who liutl swung his portcullis lo allow : schooner lo jmss tin tho nvor, was warmly and violently :i';.saik'il hy tho captain of tho craft for sonic slight inattention to duly a few days previous. "If I hail you down on thu dock of this vossul I'd break your neck, said the skipper, shaking his list like a small ham. Yor would, would yo, yer check headed .salthorse? If yo was on tho iilankin1 of I lie bridge I'd knock the Hiiro wid vct utrlv carcass, an' hansr yer ui lo drv on tho truss." "Mutt up, vou animated sitisit uuckct. For two brass plus I'd send tn cabin bo v up to fuod distillory hogn with your reniaiiH, you chop-snootod son of a run. "Arrah, yo bandy-lojrgod horso-nia- rine, I ve a mtr notion to drop down oil The bridero an maul ver torn pulp. "Well, whv don't you uropr '.snooted the captain. "Just drop and I'll feed hshes with you. "Yer a lyin' skip-jack." "Vou' re a red-nosed .seavpnror with bl tie mould and a cock eye. I am ro- lug to tie til) just above here, and I'll give you a lively Intorvlow when 1 got ashore. "Is it tie mi vor coin' to he after do- in' P inquired the urulgo tender anxious Iv. " mat s just wnat rni going to no, cap. "lCorroct, mo hid. When yor have tied un ver schooner, kuni oop here, nnd we'll take in tho lagor beer saloon jist furniiist tho asto Imt of tho luidge, J'erhaps Fvo mado a mistake." "All rijrlit, my heartio. Alobbo I too was a 1 tile quick, but I'll bo there, be cause when I drink I nlways aim to do It with gentleinou. An' it's a guntlotuan yor Is, cap. Tixas Siftititjs. Not a Uollovor. Doctor, what' your opinion about Sullivan's arm?" Sullivan! Sullivan! What Sullivan? 1'vo no Sullivan on my patient list?" "What Sullivan! Why, John L., o! course, iim grmitJolin u; eiiampton knocker-out with clovos. Surely vou'vo hoard of hint, bonio tune ago he brokn his arm in it lijrht. nud says he'll soon bit ready to light again." rsovor hoard ot tho man, and I dou't know anything about htm. I know ot no knoeker-out, and advic you, young man. not to associate or care for mioh pertons." "Hut biipposo, doctor, If his arm was broken on the 18th of Januarv, would he 1m able to tight in a couple of weeks from now?" "I hopo not and if ho does I tmsi tho iMilliw will bar; him. 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DTSntrHIA hat inch peculiar cbararteriatlca thM naoaacaji mlatako lh utturvof tha complaint. Ilnrmptomi are Mirk Ilniilnchr, Hour t)tum I'.H.I.II... llltPf(...HH VS . . . . . L ODtllpntlon, l'nlua In the Mlile and IImoU, llu r Apiielllp, etc. Tit nalurall cheerful beooma tloroas an J Pciponjcnt, anJ tho moat orna become Oloornr and Buanlcloun life li a mtaerr Vai linrdan. anJ ret la tbe Cotteil Sutea at leaattwa thtrdaof tae iMipnlntlun are trouble J lUIppu VOU CAM ua OOIUSJ. Spring Blossom is Solo! on lis Merits, 5W-TRIAL BIKE, 10 OKNTa SPRING BLOSSOM DOILS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES And Eruptions of the Skin. Dys ptpsia, isicK Headache, and all KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, lCTJf31T!lVTn nilMWU t... i I oateuiejJHptlnit liloaiom tot Dyapepiia, lnjlue lion and filck llaKrhi, an. I hi, tfi.a.n 1. I n ..... . j mlraMr aa a gtnlle Aperient and Mood 1'nrlfler. I e.)nilder It unnjuali d. "you arc a: UUortj to aa dm Pallia aa a T1mrne.m " 4 Price, 60oj Trial Siio, 10c Sold lay all Druggrista ALL LIVE DRUGGISTS SELu gPRING BLOSSOM 4nUBilion3 and Dyspeptic Goto. OiiraalilYIEnnttd omplamts. IVHTOTELL & LEWIS CO., (LIMITED.) Factory, Racine, Wis. Branch , Portland, Orep. Manufacturers Buckboards, Road Carts, Spring Wagons, Etc. mimtu. um spring w&oi. CANTON CLIPPER PLOWS, IIAHROWS. ETC. GALE Cllll.LED PLOWS. AND IDEAL FEB!) MILLS. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND PU10E LIST, FREE. MITCHELL & LEWIS CO., Limited. 192-191 Front St., Portland, Oregon. KISVSBALL Pianos E. PVl. FURiVIAN, Agent. WALLA WALLA, HOWLA.ND Manfi'LturDiH of JET XT IR. Wlain Street, Union, Oregon. Keep constantly on hand a lariru .upplv of Parlor and Rod Room Solfl. Bed ding, Desks, Oflico Furniture, etc. Upholstering Done Lounges, Mattresses, and all Kinds of age solicited. - Dealers in Tobaoos Grocerie Variety and Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Musical Instruments, Picture Frames, Bird Cages, Baby Garmgoa, Etc. Candies, Nuts and Fruits, Schsol Books, Stationery, Poriodioald, Novels, Etc., of Every description. Orders from all parts of the country PHOTOGRAPH Jones Bros., Jj?-tss. All Ms of PMoppMc Wort New Scenery and Accessories Just Received. All Work Warranted VIEWS OF RESIDENCES of and Dealers in '5 rsrans WASHINGTON TERRITORY. & WILSON, in Ihe Best Style. Furniture made to order. Your patron Fancy Goods. promptly attended to. - GALLERY. Done b a'Soperior Manner. to Give Satisfaction. TAKEN ON APPLICATION N 1TURE