o
r
Let Her lie Cherished With thTendcirue
Hue to Her I'onltlon.
How refreshing it is to boo a newly
married maid bringing to her now
homo a heart full o' lovo for all Its in
mates; falling into her place as daugh
ter and sister as naturally as though
sho had been born thero; cherishing
nn unabated attachment to her own
relatives, and yot cordially identify
ing herself with the circle which wed
lock has gathered around her; neither
intruding into matters which do not
concern her, nor isolating herself from
the family in a proud self-seelusion.
but going through her proper orbit
with order, energy, and meekness;
with equal grace accepting and recip
rocating kind olllces; ready with her
counsel where counsel was solicited,
and displaying, as occasion might re
quiro It, that "power of being silent,"
which an old writer specifics as one of
tho attr butos of a good wlfo; eager in
distinguishing every spark of discord
on its first appearance; and shedding
over tho littlo world of homo the ge
nial influence of an example which
makes oven tho thoughtless among
thim confess that that must bo a di
vine religion which had molded a
character of so much loveliness!
Who can estimate tho valuo of such
an acquisition to a family; a woman
who brings into it a fresh infusion of
taste, refinement and allection:
"With gcntlo yet prevnlltng force,
Intent upon her destined course;
Graceful mid useful all she does,
Ulessing and blest where'er sho goes;"
who, instead of planting tho seeds of
alienation among them, becomes a
new bond of union; whoso truthful
nature, soreno temperament and goutlo
manners attract every heart to itself,
and make her tho friend of all; and
whoso alTectionato sympathy gilds
their days of gladness with a brighter
luster, and assuages tho bitterness of
their sorrows.
If thero aro households among you
blessed with a daughter and sister
liko this, seo that you do not only
cherish her with tho tenderness due
to her exalted worth, but copy hei
virtues. And lot all tho families which
embrace theso legal affinities cultivato
that unselfish spirit which shines so
conspicuously in tho character wo
havo been contemplating. Tho want
of this lies at tho root of a great por
tion of tho discontent and unhappiness
to bo found in families; for in tho
habitual and intimato fellowship of
homo thero can bo no solid enjoyment
while each ono of tho family is dis
posed to consult his own convenience
or advantage, irrespective of the
others. X. Y. Ledger.
APOPLEXY IN SWINE.
Oneoftlio ltc.HiilN of rattening Anlmnls In
ii Short Time.
Apoplexy is usually a dlseaso of fat
hogs, although an animal that has
long been thin or suffering from exces
sive irritation of tho intestinal canal
would also bo predisposed to it. It
must bo understood that tho process of
fattening an animal in a few weeks
destroys tho equilibrium of the system,
and in ono sense tho fatness is in itsolf
disease. Tho storing up of fat in tho
animal economy is always at tho ex
pense of muscular development. Tho
muscles becomo weak and llabby. All
tho blood-vessols of tho system aro
burrounded by a strong, tough, muscu
lar coat that "n a state of perfect
health will resist any force that tho
heart's action can put upon theso
canals. Hut tho fattening process
weakens theso fibers; a sudden or
unusual strain ruptures ono in tho
brain, and wo call It apoplexy,
not as common in tho
as ono would expect, but
It is
hog
oc-
curs so often that tho breedors
should understand It and know the
right thing to do. It is impossible to
foresee when this is going to occur. If
tho rupturo is a very small ono, when
tho blood Is oozing out in tiny drops,
tho hog will sometimes bo found lying
Insensible and breathing heavily. Xo
effort will arouse it. It Is more usual
to find a big fat hog lying dead, with
no external marks or signs of the
cause of death. Cut open tho skull
carefully, and a clot of blood of greater
or less extent will bo found inside. If
alive, however, tie a stout cord above
tho kneo and with a slick take a twist
in tho cord until on tho inner side of
tho leg below tho kneo tho brachial
vein can bo felt. Open It with a sharp
pointed knife, and if tho blood will run
tako a pint and a half or a quart.
Don't guess at it An ounce of blood
sprend over tho ground or on tho iloor
lias beon mistaken for a pint. If tho
bleeding is to do any good, thoro must
bo considorablo takon. If tho broken
vein is a small ono, and tho caso is ob
served soon after It occurred, tho ani
mal may bo saved. If it partially re
vives It will bo propor to orncuuto tho
bowels. A largo stock syrlngo would
bo valuable hero to throw up a quart
of warm water. In most cases, how
ever, tho owner will havo a clianeo to
sell the .animal for soap-fat.-
Killing Squirrel.
This is tho very best time of tho year
to kill off theso pests. A littlo expense
in this month will Havo much time and
trouble later on. Wo havo
nover found anything give so murh sat
isfaction in tho long run as tho prepared
jwisoned wheat. If this is used in reason
able quantities, cither on tho very edi?o
rp just inside tho squirrel hole, tho smiir
'rrols will eat it greedily; thero is littlo
risk of killing off birdH and practically n
risk at all of injuring livo-stocic, ns tho
irrain soon becomes so scattered that what
nny ono animal bigger than a squirrel
could get hold of Mould lo littlo more
than a medicinal dose. Tho material is
cheap; it ran Ik distributed by ono man,
and does tho work as completely ns any
thing wo know of. Thero aro several
brands on tho market, some of which aro
usoloftJ. At tho h'outhor farm we havo .
generally mod Wakolee's, and it has
ilono very good work. Han Leandro He- j
Krtcr,
I A thei at l)ut)ii.1.io stole a barrel
of eggs, but because tho warrant dirt
not specify that they were hens' eggs
instead of goose, or bird or alligntot
eggs, ho was turned looso and allowed
to go.
Tho number of Jamaica G Ingot
drunkards Is said to bo increasing at
an alarming rate. A confirmed drunk
ard takes four ounces of tho fiery lluid
at one time, and iho effects are oven
worse than those of whisky.
Don't got up an excitement in the
hen house. If you want chickens for
dinner to-morrow take them quietly
off the roost to-night. Frightening a
hen out of her wits is as bad as dog
ging a cow.
"You did not pay very close at
attention to tho sermon, I fear, this
morning." "O, yes. 1 did, mamma."
"Well, what did tho minister say?"'
"He said the picnic would start at ten
o'clock Thursday morning, and, O ma,
can 1 go?"
A taxidermist, of Belfast. Me., in
preparing to mount a great horned
owl. found tho owl's body full of por
cupine quills. Tho ilesh was literally
packed full of them, as well as tho rool
of tho mouth. 'Iho owl evidently had
dined on hedgehog.
A unique milk cure is established
in Xormandy. Tho cows, being made
to drink ferruginous water, give medi
cated milk which nourishes and
strengthens tho system at tho same
time. Milk In Franco has becomo the
panacea of all diseases, perpetuating
youth and regenerating ago.
A fellow In tho South, whore trains
stop at frequent Intervals for tho en
gineer to sloop, has fitted up a box car
as a theater, hitched it to n freight
train, and whenever tho train stops for
an hour or two to unload a box ho and
his littlo troupe of barnstormers give
tho rustics a dramatic performance at
ten cents a head.
Customer "Say, this rifio you sold
me yesterday is no good." Dealer
"What is tho matter with it?" Custo
mer "It shoots too accurately."
Dealer "Why, isn't that just what
you want?" Customer "l guess not.
I'm the proprietor of a shooting gal
lery, and I give prizes to thoso who
scoro tho highest number of points."
Yankee Illado.
Mrs. Winks "Hold tho baby a
moment, thoro's a dear. 1 want to put
back theso pictures I got out for Mrs.
Minks to look at. Such a tiresome
creaturo as she is. Sho was here
for nearly half an hour this afternoon,
and did nothing but talk about the
baby." Mr. Winks "Bless his little
heart. So tho ladies como and sit and
admire and talk about tho littlo ehorub.
do they? Of course they do; they can't
help loving" Mrs. Winks "Gra
cious mo! It wasn't my baby she
tulked about, it was her own." Phila
delphia Heeord.
a man of tho humbler classes en
tered a public library in Loudon and
asked for a book, saying in reply to a
question that ho wanted "'Omer."
The next Inquiry was whether he
would havo a Greek text or a transla
tion, to which ho gavo tho following
roply. "1 don't know nothing about a
Greek 'un; what 1 wants is to read
what Mr. Gladstono reads." After
half an hour's reading (with his fin
gers stuck into his oars to insure
against interruption) ho said ho
thought it was "rum sort of stuff," and
wont out, Ho has not returned to fin
ish it.
i'ai.si: m:vs.
To Our Agent unit Customer I'.v
vrywlicrc. Tho San Francisco Jlulletin of February C,
1SSU, published the following Item, which is ab
solutely false and without foundation
" ltniDOKi'OHT, Conn., February 0. The New
Home Sewing Muehiuo Company will go out
of business. It is not utile to continue at a
profit owing to Mrong competition."
Tho Han Francisco iturninu Call of February
7. lhSU, published tho following :
"OOlMi OCT Or HUM.NKMV
" IlmiifiKroiiT, C'miii., February C The New
Home Sewing Machine Company will go out of
business. It Is not able to continue ut a proilt
owing to strong competition. Several hundred
lionils will tie tnrown out oi employment.
This, it Is useless to say. is also false, being
suijstautiiiiiy mo same as mo inner, inc .-sow
Home Sewing Machine company" Is solid
financially, st has the lluest equipped uud
best appointed sewing machine factory in the
1'niteil states, located at Orange, Muss . where
upward of 000 machines per duy are turneu out.
Tho Company lias sold over 1,000,000 machines,
and Is selling UpO.OUO machines per year on the
second million. This should be conclusive ev
idence that It is not going to retire from a bus
iness In which u large capital Is profitably in
vested. In other words, the I'opulur New
Home Is hero to stay, as " It runks high above
nil competitors and is tho leader of tliu age In
practical Iinprovuments." The publications
quoted above being "false news" constitutes a
libel, ami parties receiving this card will con
fer a favor by mailing us copies of any paper In
which they may have seen the eamo printed.
Doing published to tho world they will, doubt
less. Injure our busluess, and wo warn all peo
ple not to credit any publication or verbal as
sertion of such a nature regarding our com
pany, but when Information Is required, or a
tlrst-olusH machine wanted, plenso Interview
the uudersigned.
Most truly,
Cuah. K. Nayloh,
General Manager l'aclflc Department the Now
Home Sewing Machlhe Company.
Main ollice, " Market street, History Hulld
Ing, Sun Francisco.
Company llrunch Offices 10 Morrison street,
Portland, Or.; 1& South Second street, Han Jose,
Cal.; 55 North Spring street, U) Angeles, Cal.
Jxtcal agents everywhere.
A notice of the aboo publication having
lieeu wired to our factory, the following tele
gram wus received lu reply :
"Oiw.MiK, Mans., February !, lhs'J,
"Churles K. Naylor, Manager New Homo Hew
ing Machine Company, Han Francisco, Cut.:
Mistake. The New Home Sewing Machine
Company not embarrassed. They uro solid
financially us the granite hills of New Kuglaud.
Itiuincss good uud the machine the most popu
lar. John W. Whielkk,
VIcc-I'rosldout. secretary and Treasurer."
You chii often detennlno the value of a man's
churucter from tho charucterof hi eueinlcs.
Tucton, A. T.,ttar.
CONSUMI'TION UUIlKlt.
An old phyilclau, retired from practice, hav
ing had placed lu his hiyidi by an Fait India
mUtlouary tho formula of a nlmple vegetable
remedy for the speedy anil permanent cure of
Consumption, bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma,
and all Throat and I.uug Affections, also a posi
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having tested lu
wonderful curutht powers lu thousands of
ca, has felt It his duly to make It known to
his tHtl'urlug fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a doslre to reiU-u-human suffering, I will
stud free of charge, to all who desire ft, this re
cipe, lu German, French or Ktigllih, with full
directions for preparing uud using. Sunt by
mall by addressing with stump, naming this
pajier, W. A. Novts, Jii i"iKf$ Muck, liocUf
let, K. Y,
v A Terrible ItlWforttnic.
It Is h rnlnmlty of the direst kind to feel Hint
one's physical energies are falling In the prime
of life to feel more nervolc, more dispirited,
weaker every day. Yet this Is the unhappy lot
of hundreds who surrouud us. A source of rc
ncwed strength which science approves, in be
half of which multitudes of the debilitated
have and are eM-ry day testifying, and which,
In countless Instances, has built uji constltu
tlons sapped by weakness and infirmity and
long mibeiictltted by other means, surely com
mends Itself to all who need a tonic, llostct
ter's Stomach Hitters Is such a medicine- pure,
botanic, soothing to the nerves, pr motive of
digestion and a fertilizer of the blood Uy
pcpsla ami nervousness the llrst a cause, the
second a consequence of luck of stamina -1(
part when n course of the bitters 1 tried. All
forms of in it lit r 1 til disease, rheumatism, kidney
and bladder trouble, constipation and Milieu
ncss are annihilated by this standard family
medicine.
The path of duty Is near, yet people seek It
afar oil. The way Is wide ; It is not bitrd to
Mud. (io home and seek it, and jou will not
lack teachers, Menclur.
White Elephant of Slum, Lion of Eng
land, Dragon of China, Cress of Swttzer,
land. Uanner of Vermin, Crescent of Egypt
Double Knele of ltussia, Star of Chill, Ttie
Circle of Japan, Harp of Krin.
To net ilieso buy u 1kx of the genuine
Dn. C. Mcl ank's Cki.khkatkd Livkh
I'll.l.s, price cents, and mail us the out
side wrapper with your address, plainly
written, and 4 cents in stathps. t will
then mall you the above list with an ele
gant packagu of olographic and chro
matic i ards.
Klkmimi Bnos.. Prrrsnciui, Pa.
If every mun's Internal care
Were written on his brow,
How many would our pity share
That have our envy now?
Kruptknii of ttie.SU 111 Ctiri-tl.
Ed. Venney, Brockville, Ontario, Can
ada, snys:
"1 have used UnANimirrii's 1'n.i.s for
tho past fifteen years, nd think them the
best cathartic and antl-Oillious remedy
known. For some five years I suffered
with an eruption of the skin that gave me
ureat pain and annoyance. I tried differ
ent blood remedies, but although gaining
strength tho itching was unrelieved. 1
finally concluded to take a thorough
courbe of UnANimirrii's 1'u.i.s. I took
six each night for lour nights, then five,
four, three, two. lessening each time by
one, and then for one month took ono
every night, with the happy result that
now my skin is perfectly clear and has
been so ever since."
A more glorious victory cannot bo gained
over another man Omit this that, when the In
jury began on his part, the kindness should be
glu on ours. Tillutsun.
Consumption, Wasting Disoasos,
And general Debility. Doctors disagree us to
the relative value of Cod I.lvcr Oil and Hypo
phosphites ; the one supplying strength and
Ilesh, the other giving nerve power, and acting
as a tonlo to tho digestive and entire system.
Hut In Hcntt's KiuiiInIoii of Cod I.lvcr
Oil with Hypophosphltesthetwo aro combined,
and tho effect Is wondorful. Thousands who
have derived no permanent benefit from other
preparations have been cured by this. Hcott's
Emulsion is perfectly palatable and Is easily
digested by those who cuuuot tolerate plain
Cod I.lvcr Oil.
I have gained this by philosophy that I do
without being commanded what others do from
fear of the law. Aristotle, IS. C.
In INSO "7roicn's llroncliial Troches" were
Introduced, uud their success lu relieving
Ooughs and llrotichlal Troubles has been tin
paralleled. We should live as If In tho presence of death;
wo should die us If in the presence of life.
J van V'ohki.
Try Germka tor breakfast.
The Oldest Medicine in the World it firolably
UK. ISAAC) 'rilOIMIVSON'S ,
CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.
This article n acan-lulfy prepare)! physlciuu'g pro.
scrlptlon, and lm been in constant uso for nearly a
century. There are few ilNeases to which mankind
aro tubject lfcoro distressing than soro eyes, ami
iiouc, perhaps, for which moro remedies havo been
CrlJtl wllhoutBucccss. Forallexternal lntlanimatlnii
of tliooyesltls an Infallllilo remedy. If tho direc
tions nro followed it will never fail. Wo particularly
Invito tho nttentlon of physicians to Its merits. For
i alo by all dniggl'ts. .lOlIN I.. THOMPSON, SONS
A CO.. Tliov, N. Y. Kstuhllshnd 17Ji.
FOR THE
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Swift's Specific cured m' of Conccr, which wus
hereditary, for my Hither ilied or Cancer. .My cage
resisted all other treattue t, In fact grew woran ail
Die lime. 1 left nil' nil other remedies, and took
H, 8, H. which forced out the poison until my hystem
wiwcleaiise.!, when tho Cancer healed, not even
having a sign. My health sin o has been excellent.
Mas. I.Ai'UA K. Ill i:iian,
l)ai'H0ii,(ia., Kept. , 'US.
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i.a" beforu April Ut, 1W9. Kull uml explicit
directions will bo found wrapjied around
cacli bottloof Vrattkliu's flermau Barsapa
rllta.thy greatest Illood l'urlfler on t-arth.
1'rico Ui cents per bottle, coutaluiug 60 doses.
CICimUAV UKAN1U1I. 1'JEAHKA
st i uiii it n i . HACit. Ooblcr. ltoonUL
twiot; Iiardrtl Orcaas, band hutrutcauta. Uum
ut HhovX M'lJo and Kposa. lUods sutrllwi ai
Kastero l'ria. MAITUiAil (JUAY CO., V Vm
fttreet, Ban TiuMUoo
N. P. N. U. No. tl'i-. V. N. U. No, U50
teZTtS
VaKAv V IIJi lirMI1 AU
PANOS
A DELIGHTED
Ix)olc nt my fnco itnd my hnnds not n pim
ple, Sudi us you saw thero foiiio timo
no.
8co my froeh cheeks, nnd I'm getting u dim
ple, I don't look ut nil llku I used to, 1
know.
I asked the delighted young womnn what sho referred to. nnd sho answered,
Dr. riurco's Golden Medical Discovery. It is tho best benntlller in tlio world,
because it purities and enriches tho blood, and pure rich-blood gives good health,
and good health beauty.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is guaranteed to cure nil Illood,
Skin and Scalp Diseases, as illotches, Eruptions, Salt-rhcum, Tetter, Eczema,
Krysipolas, Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, in rIioiI. all diseases caused by bad
blood, or money pnicl for it will ho promptly refunded.
Copyrighted, 18S8, by Woni.n's Disit-nsauy MnniCAi. Association, Proprietors.
Is permanently cured by DH. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY. oO conts, by druggists.
The BEST
GOPHER AND SQUIRREL EXTEK-MlNATOR
SNELL HEITSHU & WOODA D, Agents, Portland.
Spring Disorders
Shattered nerves, tired
brain, Impure, blood,
dohllltntud syBtem, all
aro the. natural out
come. In tho Spring; A
tncdlclno must ho used,
nnd nothing equals
Talno's Celery Com
pound. Wo lot others
pralso us you cannot
help believing a disin
terested party.
Iirtprmllcr-cicnernl W. L. Oreeuleaf. lliirllng
lon. VU, writes; "I havo used I'uluo's Celory
Comiioiiiul on several occuMons, and always
with beni'llt. Last spring, being very imicli run
down and dcbllltutud, I commenced taking It.
Two bottles msulu mo feel IIUo u now man. As
a general tonic and spring moUlcIno I do not
know of Its equal."
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CLOTHING!
For MEN
Lick EIcudMC ISlocli, Snn FranciNt'o,
MANN & BENEDICT,
27 Yoars In
YOUNG WOMAN.
My fnco was nil blotches complexion liko
tallow;
No wonder they thought mo nnd called mo
u fright;
No one need have pimples nnd skin gray mid
sallow,
If sho'll tako what I took, uv'ry morn,
noon, mid night.
f XDKT THE 33:3330,
nn mutter how bud or of how long; standing.
Don't Buy
AN
Mi IV rlor
POISON!
Pk.cauke
IT 1H
More ProfllaWe.
TO-
Some One Elsej
"I havo used two bottles of your ralno'a
Celery ComiKiuud, and It has given entire. Bat
lsfuctlou as un npiHitlzer ami blood puriilcr."
T. L. IitiiNUii, Waturtotrn, Dakota.
Paine's
Celery Compound
It presrrlbcd by physicians, recommended by
druggists, ondoifcd by ministers, praised by
users, and guaranteed by tho manufacturers,
us a spring tucillrtnu which will do all that Is
claimed for It Use It this spring, ami scu how
quickly !t tones you tin.
Purifies the Blood.
Full accounts of wonderful cum marto by
I'alno's Celery Compound after other medicines
ami the licst phyblclans had failed, beat frco.
Thcru's nothing like it.
1 I i.eo. Six for ?3.oo. Druggists.
Wkm.h, KiciiAiiPHOtf tc Co., liurllngton, Vt.
DYE WITH DIAMOND DYES jfe
TO MAKE
A
Delicious Biscuit
Ask your Grocer for
COW BRAND
SODAjhlSALERATUS.
llKlattlyPora.
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f Ik
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AND BOYS at
59
HIM'i.l'NMOItH TO
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Prosont Location.