1 h n. JIow "Tlppcrnnop" llnrriMiin Wn Hnvcil. The battle of Tippecanoe was fought November fith, 1811, in ItnHann, on the banks of Tippeeanoo. river, on the site of the present village of llattle Ground, be tween the Americans under General Harrison, and the Indians under the Prophet, Teeumseh's brother. After the famous battle until the end of his dav& General Harrison, grandfather of President Uenjamin Harrison, was known hy the loving sobriquet of "Tip-1 ecanoe." Following his brilliant achievements in arms, now more than three-quarters of a eenturv itj-'o, Gen. Harrison, together with many of his troops, was stricken with disea'se contracted throuuh lack of proper food, and exinisure to the miasma of that section of Indiana, and for a time his life was despaired of. Several of his command lay for weeks, sull'erinn the horrors of "disease Hjwn the banks of the Tippecanoe river, which rises in a a lake of the same name in the northern part of the state, Hows southwest L'OO miles and empties into the Wabash nine miles alove Iafayette. General Harrison's troops were threatened with decimination, and the skill of the army surgeons was employed in vain to com txit a more terrible" and deadly enemy than even the hostile aborgmes under Tecumseh's brother. But relief came at last. General Harrison very sensibly con cluded that residents of the neighbor hood nay, the Indians themselves knew natures specific for the disease which had prostrated him and many of his command, and instantly set on foot enquiries with a view to ascertaining and applying the remedies. They were speedily found and put to test, and worked like a charm. Under their use the strick en soldiers were promptly restored to wonted good health and vigor. The medicines were preparation of sim ple roots and herbs, based upon very oldfashioned but eileetive and natural fori ulie. Their intrinsic merits have bet n kn iwn and utilized for generations an on , people living in remote and ma larial sections of the country. Many of these invaluable formulae havo within the last two years come into pos session of Hon. H. II. Warner, president of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce owner of the largest, proprietary medicine manufactorv in the world, and whose Safe Remedies have conferred a lasting boon upon mankind, being recognized as standard medicines throughout the civ ilized globe. In 1SS7, Mr. Warner, after careful ex perimenting and trial put upon the mark et Warner's Log Cabin Remedies, based ujKjn the formulae which has cured thou sands of debilitated sulFerers, not only on the banks of the "Tippecanoe," as above related, but everywhere where introduced. These Ix)g Cabin preparations are de signed for an entirely different order of diseases to which the" Safe Remedies are applied, a"iong them are Warner's Log Cabin Sars-qiarilla, Warner's Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy, and Warner's Log Cabin Hops and 'Buchu Remedy. Sull'ering flees before them as a pestilence flees before the purifying breath of heaven, and they are sold everywhere. PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. Lie on the left sido, says a health journal. If it had been a law journal it would havo said: "Lioon both sides." Boston Courier. It is said of a District Attorney out West, by a rival politician, that the only thinp: ho over succeeded in hang ins; was his shingle. Drake's Maga zine. "It takes threo generations to make a gentleman. " It would some times seem as if the thing most requis ite to accomplish tho result wero one regeneration. Puck. "Jane," said Carlylo on one occa sion to his wife, but then ho was no model husband "Jane, yo'll lind your self in a more compaetiind pious framo of mind if yo shutyor mouth." "I am a self-made man," said a sharper, tho other day to a gentle man whom ho had just got tho best of in a bargain. "I am glad to hear you say so," responded tho goutlenian, "for itroliovesmy Maker of a great re sponsibility." N. Y. Ledger. Lately a gentleman sat down to write a deed and began: "Know 0110 woman by theso " "You aro wrong," said a friond, "it should read 'know all men, etc.1 " "Very well," answered the writer, "if ono woman knows it all men will, of course." Mr. Impecunious "Mary, I havo brought yon homo a littlo book on How to Cook.' 'Mrs. Impecunious (sarcastically) "Thanks, my dear, but what I need worso is a book on What to Cook.' Burlington Free Press. Philosophic boro "If you will lis ten to mo for ton minutes I'll prove to you that tho theory of tho survival of tho fittest is correct." Sarcastic suf ferer" If that theory la correct, how is it that you manage to survive? JjK plaln that, please, boforo you go any further." Texas Slftings. Mrs. Walworthy "I declare, Henry, your eternal talk, talk, talk of how good a cook your mother used to bo will drivo mo wild some day! My most fervont wish is that littlo Johnny will novor worry his wlfo that way when he grows up and has a homo." Mr. Walworthy "There's no dangor of that." Torro Haute Express. "Mr. Dusenborry I can't see any thing about tho shipwreck which hap pened In tho paper." "Look under tho head of 'marine Intelligence,1 my dear." "It isn't there." "Then look undor marine stupidity.11' "There isn't such a heading." "Then there ought to be, my dear. No Intelligent collision over happened.11 Time. A man who persists in imagining that ho can sing when ovorybody olso knows that ho can't, lifted up his voice tho other day In a strain of harassing discord that compolled his wife to com mand him to stop. "Wife.11 said ho, "you aro too critical. Whon a man la doing tho best ho can that Is all that Bhould bo asked of him." "Very well, my dear, but the best thing you can do Is to abstain from singing and I cer tainly don't, ask any tUlnxr more." THE WESTERN TERROR. Tho retuliint Pop ot" Ills Gun I'unctnntes) Pence No More. Tho Terror shows up onco In awhilo in some of tho small towns In Now Mexico, and is oucountored in tho cat tle country at rare Intervals, but his occupation is gone. Tho march of civilization has been too much for him. Tho onco numorous and thrifty class havo been thinned down until only a laughing stock is left. I was In Chey ouno whon Speckled Tom, Big Pole or Wild Charley used to come dancing Into a bar-room with a "gun" in either hand and sing out: "Now then, hands up!" Every hand wont up. "Mobbo thar's some catamount yem thinks he can tako the twist out my coat tails!" If there was ho didn't come to the front. "Hands down!" Every hand dropped. "I'm taking up a collection fur the benefit of Bill Jackson's wlddor and anybody who feels like contributing will be afforded an opportunity." We all felt like It. Indeed, every man was anxious to part with a dollar or two. I saw four Terrors killed in that town, each ono dying with hit boots on, and I was giving ono of them a drink of water whon ho shivered, took a long breath, and died as ho said- "I was a-trying to git up to ten, and hev stopped short at soven. 1 could tally eight on you, but 1'vo lost my popper!" 1 followed the Terror to Laramie, and many of an evening as I sat in the otlico of the hotel ho entered, with cat like tread, and opened a sudden fusil lade on lamps, keyboard, ceiling and doors, observing at tho finis: - "'Sense mo, gentlemen, but its just my way If any of you don't happen to llko my way. please mention it!" Wo always ma le haste toassuro him that his way was Al, full jewelled and extremely pleasant, and that wo should feel honored If ho drank at our ex pense. Ono night a boy from Nebraska, who was strange to our ways, and who had his ear barked by a ballot, hauled out and plugged tho Terror plumb con ter. lie expressed his sorrow wheii too late. 1 had my coat under the Ter ror's head when tho death rattle came to his throat, and ho whispered: "It's mighty queer, isn't it? I alius hated you fur them red whiskers, and I had dropped in to-night to fill you full of lead!" I followed tho Terror up tho Gunison valley. He was getting attenuated and losing his sand. When ho had a street row ho sheltered himself behind a post, and when ho "lot go" in a saloon there was a suspicious uncertainty in his tones as he clicked his guns and said: "I'm just a-waitiug fur some kyoto to move an oyolash or stir his tongue!11 Wo not only moved, but wo oven ventured to offer him advico, and by-aud-by tho day came whon 1 turned a corner to find him dying at my feet. 1 was loosening his neck-bund as he opened his eyes and said: "Downed by a durned bullwhacker, who didn't know which end of his pistol wont off!" I mot tho Terror for tho last time at Custer City. I was sitting in a saloon when tho door was kicked open with a great crash, and ho appeared with a revolver in either hand. Ho had long hair, a big hat and a buckskin suit. Ho hungered for gore not tho son adulterated with cottonseed oil unc warranted No. 1, but tho red blood fresh from the human system and served up in puddles on the nowly mopped floor. Ho whooped. Ilcyollod. Ho cracked his heels together. Ho snapped his right-hand gun, but it was a cheap cartridge. Ho snapped the other, but there was only a dull clhk. Then a small man with a bald head and bow legs and consumptive look catno out from behind a curtain and knocked him down, and flung his guns into the street, and whistled for a policeman. Next morning 1 was in 1 court whon tho Terror pleadod guilty, and added: "Your Honor, 1 made a fool of my self. If you'll let mo off I'll go back to pushing a wheelbarrow at ton shilling! a day." Poor Terror! I lamont his downfall. N. Y. Sun. Stuffing the Savages. Tho South Sea Islanders who fled In dismay whon they saw a white man tako off ono of his logs, could hardly bo moro astonished than tho two Mat abolo chiefs, if they swallowed all tho yarns that wore told them during their recontJvisit to London. Thoy woro as sured, for instance, by tholr humorous guide, when thoy witnessed tho acro batic performances at ono of tho thea ters, that such feats of strength and agility wero required of all Englishmen before thoy could aspire to bo warriors, and that tho gontlomon in tights woro moroly undergoing tho training needed to fit them for tho army. The audience had attained perfection in aerial maneuvers, and ground nnd lofty tum bling, and woro merely npplaudlng tho young aspirants who woro striving for excellence. Thero is somo reason to believe this whopper was taken with considerable salt, for ono of tho chiefs remarked dryly, as ho pointed to somo female gymnasts among tho athletes: "1 did not know tho English mndo sol diers of their women.11 -N. Y. Sun. Four years ago a boy and girl of Vork, Pa., each six years old, asked a minister to marry them. To humor thorn ho read something out of an almanac and told thorn thoy wore united. J ho boy s family moved to Bnltimoro, but ho still writes to his "Den ..Qs: eur Wife." In his last lottor ho I don't know whether you would know mo or not, because I am rearing long jmnU " Tlu mnn or woman who Is profitably employ ed Is generally happy. If you arc not happy It may bo because you havo not found your proper work. We earnestly nrce all such persons to write to It. K. John son & Co., 100".' Main street, Klclimoml, Va.. anil they ran show oiiawork 2n which you can be happily ami prolltably em ployed. Sweep the suow from thine own door; spy not at the frost on other's tiles. It Is mlchty curious how Wir omo sins look until after a innu has committed them. If vou would have a faithful ervant and one that" OH will like, serve yourself. Happy Home. Here's a health to the wives anil the mothers Who cit In our households to-dRy: Who are clad when they brighten for others the hours that bo drifting away. Mav their eves keep the light of the gladness, Tholr hearts hold the fulness of bliss That bnnl-'hos shadows and mdness. nnd what need we ask- more than this? Hut how ean this happiness ! kept? What shall proteet those we love thoe who mnk-' a Heaven of the Homo from the ravages of it i ease that is often worse than death that Is. tu faet a linperino death? The question is easily answered- Or'. I'iereu's Favorite Proscription the standard remedy for all of those peculiar diseases to which women are subject Is what must bo relied on to preserve the health of wives and mothers. It prrtrnM those diseases, and It run them. It is a blessing to women and therefore a national blessing, because It gives health to those about whom the happiness of homo centers, and the strength of a nation is in its happy home. Dr. Pierce's Pellets, or Antl billons Granules. In vials, 25 cents; one a dose. Druggists. Work to-day, for you know not how much you may be hindered to-morrow. Ill ii rilling mi I'iinoi-ii Foe. "This was sometime a paradox," as Hamlet say. Since, however, the people of America and other lands have been enabled to pit Hos tetter's stomach Hitters against that unseen foe, malaria, it is no longer a paradox, but an c im possibility. Wherever malaria evolves Its misty venom to poison the air, and decaying unwhole some vegetation Impregnates the water, there. In the very stronghold of miasma, Is the mix Illary potent to disarm the foe and assure oth clont protection. Fever and ague, billions re mittent, dumb ague and ague oako, no matter how tenaciously they have fastened their clutch on the system, are first forced to relax their crasp anil eventually to abandon it altogether. Hut It is its preventative force that should chiefly recommend the Hitters to persons dwell ing in mnlariu-oursed localities, for it is a cer tain buckler of defence against which the enemy Is powerless. Cures, likewise, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and bilious ailments. Industry needs not wish, ami he that lives upon hope will die fasting. White. Elephant of Shun, Lion of Knfi liitui, Ornuon of China, Crotn of Swltzer, , land. Uiinner of Persia, CreHCtint of Kyit Double Kudo of RuHsla. Star of Chili, Tho Circle of Jnpan, Harp of Erin. To pet thoho buy u Ikix of the fzenuino, 1 Dlt. C. ISIol.ANK's" CKl.KItKAri.'I) LlVKH l'n.i.s, price SJft cents, and mail us the out side wrapper with your adriresa, plainly written, and 4 cents in stamps. e will . then mail you the above list with an olo- ! gant package of oleojjraphic and chro- j uiatic tards. FLKWIN'O UltOH., PlTTSHUHO, Pa. ' For age and want, save while you may, no morning sun lasts all the day. Consumption surely Cured. To tii k Editor -Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. Hy Its timely nso thousands of boneless cases have been liermanently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my rome ity Fit KB to any of your readers who havo con sumption If they will send mo tholr express and postolllce address. Itespcctfully, T. A. SI.OCUM. M. C 181 Pearl st.,.N'ew York. hying rides upon debt's back; it is hard for an empty bag to stand upright. Tho country is Hoo-ted with poor imitations of 'Soul of N'oith Carolina Plug Cut' Smoking Tobacco." Thy Okiimka for nroKkfaat. "llroivn'M Itroiirlitnl Troches" are ex cellent for tho relief of Hoarseness or Horo Throat. They are exceedingly ellVctlve. Sold onli in bojee. l'rlco i" cents. Oltl inie Siiiolvei'N Who know a uood tiling whon they see It, cannot bo fooled bv a Kor tmmitatinn of the well-known "Seal of North Caiollim" Pint? I'utToliacco. Hear in mind that the ienuine "SeaV costs you no wore than the many triwhy jiliifl cuts that some dealers carry, See that you KotihoS al of North Caro lina, "lid you ill Hinol t; no other tobacco. FOR THE BLOOD. Hwlft's Hpccillo ban cured me of a malig nant breaking out on my leg, which caused lutolerublo pain. It wusculled Kcr.ema by thedoctorst'ourof whom treated mo with no relief. I candidly confess; that I owo my present good health to H. H. H., which in my estimation Is luvaliialilii us a blood remedy. Sfiss Ji i.ia DkWitt, TJ27 N. 10th Ht Kt. Louts, Mo. Our bubv when two months old was at tacked with Sorofulii, which tor u long time destroyed her eyesight entirely, mid caused us to despair of he life. Thu doctor talUsl to relievo her and wu gave HwHVh Hpeclflc, which soon cured her en tirely, urn) she Is now halo and hourly, fc. V. JIki.k, Will's Point, Texas. T"Beiid for book giving history of Hluod Discuses and advice to sufferers, mulled free Till: HWIKT HI'KCIFIO CO., Drawer 3, Atluntu, (la. NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS. ElBctrotyDB Bid StBreotynB If AM HKKN ESTBLISHED AT PORTLAND PALMER & REY, At the New Huildltitf.cor. Flritnud Alder Bt. We arc now prepared to do all Vlfidn of Klcrtro and hteren work In nrt-clai ntyle at reuuinahlo prlcen. UeiiieiiiU-r, we havo tho only foundry of thin kind In the Northwett. Wu iriiarHtiU.'c all work to be. erfect. bend ua trial order. PALMER & REY, Complete I'rln ter Wiireliouae, Portland, Ori-gou. I 1 pilot ki n hi; r.. i: iikvi. Tested and proved by over thirty years' use In nil part of th'i world. At m ock's l'ouors l't.A-Ti:its have the Indorsement ' of the Jiighest medical and clipuit.-al an-j thoritie. and millions of irrntt ful patients ' who have boon cured of ili-strcsini; nil inen's voluntiiri'y testify t'i their mot. Ai.cock's I'oiiov. Pi.Asnats are purely vegetable Thov un mild but oil. live. , sure nml iiiicU in their action, nut nl o , luloly luutntc llev.T-i of iiirtniion. do nut bo deceived by tniMVprosiMiiAti n. A"k f" l I hick s. nnd let no expl mat i hi or solicitation In i duce J Oil vou to suet pt a nbs'l It e. The rao i'f mankind w . 1' 1 i .sh did they ceae to in. , ,u U 'tin r ltM fimrtiir niL...iuuLt i... .u u.l.l...u of hontt-sfor more than quarter of a century It Is lunsl by the Unitea Htfttis lloTfniineut Kmtors.sl by the hemls of the (Ireat Untverstlles us the Strongest, Purest anil most Hfslthf ill l)r I'rlcu'a Crusin lUkliiK Piinili-r ilota not ooutaln Anstnonts, I.Iiuh er Alum Hold only In cms. I run k uAKiNo niwiiKM '! NKWYUKK. CllltAlill. SAN KKANCISCO. A BIG SHOW 8mlth's Cash Store, 4I0 Front St., S. F,, Cal, largest gcueral dealers west of tho Mississippi River. Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Under wear; Wall I'apcrStatIoncry: Hlankcts, Hcd dlug; Boots, and Shoes; Canned Goods, Dry fruits; Wooden, Tin, Crockery, Glass ,OrautU. and Hardware. Meat, Fish, Provisions, Honey, Grain, Feed, Groceries, Puro Spices, Seeds, Bo ms; Drugs, Medcciucs; Clocks, Ammunition, Rubber Goods, Tcuts, and quantities of otliex goods at lowest prices for Cash only. Send 2 o. tamp for full list by first mall, and learn how tollvochoapand well at small cost; 32 years In business; Customers In every County west of the Rocky Mountains, and. many elsowhara. WILLIAM BECK & SON, - WIIOI,l.S.l.l. AMI limit. IIKVI.K1IS IN UNEXCELLED FIREWORKS. ROMAN CANDLES, 1111.11 its, SKYHO0K15TS, I lElAM.M'N, Fire Crackers, iiA.vri'it.vs TORPEDOES, i i.a;, TOY PISTOLS, 10.1 A 1(17 Second St.. 1'oi t liiml. Or. IIIIAS'llI HTOIIKS ltherslile Av , SpuUnu Kulls, N T , 'M Htate Kt ,Sa1ciu OTho BUYERS' GUIDE Is isauod March nnd Bopt., each yoar. It Ib an onoy. olopodia of uaoful infoi. mation for all who pur chaso tho luxuries or tho noooaaltios of lifo. Wo can clotho you and furnish you with nil tho nocoBsary and unnocossary nppiiancos to rido, walk, danco, Bloop, cat, fish, hunt, work, ro to church, or stay at homo, and in various sIzoh, Elvlna nnrl nunn MvJoh. Just flmiro out what is requirod to do all thoso things I COMFORTABLY, ana you can maicoa inir estimate of tho valuo of tho BUYERS' GUIDE, which will bo nont upon rocoipt of 10 cents to pay posta(?o, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 111-114 MicniKan Avonue, Ohicaeo, 111, THE VAN .PRIVATE MIS. Ilia lillil Portia M O NCISCAR DISPENSARY. I THIKU .NTICKKT, d Oregon. Is tho only I'rlvitto Dlt lit'iiHury in I'urtlauil or on tti iNoiUiwrt Coast Ml W.l where istleuU arHsuccess. fully inuUsllnrullNKKV III H, I'llilONH' ANI1 I'MVATK IIIHKAHI.M111 )uuiiu or 11M, sinitlu or iimi rkil, such hs Ul.ST MANHOOD, Kirviiun (lt'lillity, Minlnal loiUM'11, fulUllc! iiii-uiniy. i- I'lnll tlo eruKtinui, il fi L-tJi of imitiiry. k l.lnty ami liliulilt-r trouliU", toll orrlnji, itltsjt, utrlcturu etc CONSULTATION FKKK, I pn-scrlbe anrt fully er, iloruo I S1k (1 an the only tiliecltlc tor the certuin cure of this fllHeuhe. U.II.INdHAIf AM,M D , Ammeriluiii. N. V. Wn have sohl Illg C3 for I many years, ntiu .1 nn itivi'ii inu uesi 01 eaiiS' furtlnn. 1). It. DVCIIR&C'O., Chlcui-o. Ill Bu.181.00, Hold by Druk'i-Inls. IAItMKItH AND MINK OWNHItHfNOT C'OAh) V Hiipiilied with l'nplU. Apply ( OhONIAh AOKM V. 'I llldller M . Umilnii, K t GR.SPINNEYS Dr. Spinney & Co. Kffi.r NFPVfOIIQ DoDlllty.I.ongof VI(or, Kvinliiu ili'Dcy, Lc, dno iucxK.tM.sor abuiw, cured, YOUNfl MPM tifferlnff from the eflfrt T yuriVi IVItrB(Jty0,lti,lulfulllri.or linll rretlon nhould avail thrmwltrs if our treutment, A positive cure ifimriiritts-il In every cane. Hyilull, Urinary anil Venerenl Him-um h all unoatural dlt. ctiartfet, promptly uud skfuiy cured. MIDDLE-AGED MENf: tfw.of Klrtner or UUdrtrr. Weak Hack, Nervoun Debllltr, Wostmif of Hrxiil tSUfUkftb, tic, curtsl anil ri-turrit to livallhr vinror, N. n, l'ern unable to v)lt na may be treated at their homo, by correspondent's,, Ali-llctiii s am nitructlona tent by maif nr.vtiri.s. f.'ousuttatloi J'rw. bend 4 cent Inatumpifur 'liio Youuk ilau'i d'rieud or o uld a 10 rt wilock. R1PINUAY KHASflCII. I'KAMK O I CIDnn I . H.Vtm, Ootler. lUxmUJ. Ituujf, llurdett Oraaua, band InitnuueaU. Lmri tUKt 01 Htusit Uiule ana lioo llaaiu ui.puea tuU-ro l'rt- MATTHIAH (IUAV (M IM li' KtrMMt, na rrutMNv N. P. N. U. No. m-B, V. N. U. No. W VU W El QHfs I CURE F 1 rxMCfJi'Mr. A mm mmm mmmm mmm V i HH mm II Ilia l's i:w i n 1 1 miw -mm i nr baking mm rQWDri m I ltM mintrlur MiLt.iiLiu nun tu miili.mt of hunnu for mm sW.vy. 1 OiftraotMd Dot ul WjJM uumSuIouui. m EZm vrdoDibjtin Xil&lnti Chitsletl Co. cinclnnU Ohio.mm ttU.mmmmW Jar Qire op IDMPTLYAMDTERMAliENTLY iTRnUrKETlRrt ofPaIoJ. iVTlJriUnciSTs; ArriTlrAirrjcnrDvwilccs Tnr-7... Afr7 fX n. X f iHEUHAS'MQGELERba'BAITa'WD- rs! 1 lo nit tiu'tti nit-rt'ly t.. stop thorn for n tini? iitwl ' n lu,'1 t' - in l.'tutn apin I lu.-uii a ttHhcsl inn' 1 Imvt iiu.to the dne ( urs, ten., e- or rut I mi si kvw alite ..iig stii.lj I variant my rviiud ..nr. t'.L' m IIivhiiw ollirrs h.m- fnllr m i Ii.i- ni f r ii k im iwmiijjft cute Si-ml nt him " r n tn.it e n 1 r . tottta of no mfnlliMe reiiinl) Uiro l.n s Dint 1'..-, OtUrr. 11 (1 ltoor M I' IS.'ilV.iri St. NYwYutV WELL DRILLS FO.l EVERY" PURPOSE. Sold on Trial ! lnrtslmmt amiill. In SuiU lV Im- m.iliuig 1nr,-o tilu-trntid I nlul cna Willi ftlil p.iitlculnrs. Mnn. iifiioturvd by I Austin .1Ift "o or I arroll a ami ( ar politer tt , Cbfi ago, III AFTERNOON TEA. Said 5In?. fl. to Jlrs. 1). ('Twite o'er n cup of lino Ilohca): "Our pretty hostess yonder, IIiw -rained In looks HurprisiiiKly; Sho seoins as well iih well can ho! What It) tho txiuso, I wonder?" i - - i - Vor "riin-ilown," (U'hllUutt'd ami ovorworked woinon. Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prescription is tint host of all nv-donitlve, tonIi:. It la a potent .Specillc for all tlto-H! Chronic Weaknesses and Diseases jieeuliar to Women; a powerful tonic and nervine, it imparts vinor and strength lo the wholo j-ystem. It promptly cures weakness of stomach, nausea, indigestion, Mont in;;, weak hack, nervous prostration, debility and sleeplessness. It is careftillv eomnoiiuded hy an expe rieneed and skillful physician, and adapted to woinan's delicate organization. Purely vegelablo and perfectly harmless in any eoiidltion of the system. 'Favorite Prescription " is the only medicine for women, sold bv dni;ists under a pim'tirc yuanintec of satisfaction in every ease, or price ($1.00) refunded! This .'liarantee has been printed on tho bottle-wrappers, ami faithfully carried out for many years. Copyrighted, 1SS8, hy Woui.n'fi Dispunsauy MnnirAi. Ah'ortATio.v, Proprietors. mitw.mwmmnwvmwwnkmmmnmummwMmm ir m-i mitii immmuiiih m MMrnammrwm'iijvimwmrmmm "St IHlHI-T-Ss IS& LITTLE LIVER PILLS. U.VfiL'A'i.'iMO Puroly vjaT.s I'lieqimlcd to take. Ono tluv, Siiirnr' coaioii JEilllOllH DIOIUllK'IIC, con deratigeiuenu of thu Btoiuueli oiiMtliuitloii, ueli una uowels. lt Makes You Hungry " I bare used I'alno'a Celery compound and It baa had a salutary effect. It Invigorat ed tho sybtcin and I feel llko a new man. It Improves the apjxitlU) and facllluitcH dlgen- aion." J.T. Cort- "und, I-runuB, ao. Paine's Celery Compound la a unique, tonlo and apixitlzer. i'leasant to the taste, quick In I to action, and without any Inlurlou.H effect, It gives that msftfed health w hich makes cverythliig tutito tfood. It cures dyHiK-psla and kindred dhtordeni. I'hyslclana pruhcnbo IL (l.oo. bur. for a.oo. Drutrb'tatii. " WKixa, ItttifAKpsoN &Co Ilurllngton, VL DIAMOND DYES riinZl. Hewaiui It .mi lorn an dm .-on n.ni needs h( alltig, and tlmt other remedies havo failed to heal, or a breaking out or Itching of the scalp or body, or a Hull, Hum, Cut, or any ailment for which a Milve Is suitable, buy a Ii. -cent box of .Tlevlcaii Sal vi'. which Is Warranted to I lire win ii evcrythtngelse falls. If not kept by jour druuglst send i coins In stamps to J, C . liKMFST, Agt , Astoria, Or, and rectlvo a box V tmii TAe OJftt Mttiieint in the U'erldit rclalr im. ISA AO TUO.-HPSON'S , CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.- This i artlclo is a carefully prejinreit physician's pro scription, ami has lecn In constant nso for nearly a eenturv. There aro few illsefties to which manklnU oro tubject i.oro ilUtressliig than soro eyes, ami PI"?1 l?:.,"1l,- fr which moro remedies havo lee n triis l without success. Kornllcxtornal Inflammation or tho eves It Is nn lnfallllilo i-oine.lv. If thn Mlreo. lions; nro follow-ed It will fever fill. Wc particularly Invito the nttetit on of t.h slot vs to Its inerlt-i. Kor i"' J;;;,;; Tiio.ni.oN, sons HAIRY FAPPvl Jl raham's Depilatory ill tl I filUljU. Paste Is guraiitcod torc movo hair and check Its growth. 11.60 hy mall. Send 2c stamp for book "How to bo Heatitlful," Mns, OKitVAisK Git.wiAM, "Hcauty Doctor," 21 Powell St.. San Francisco. CHICHESTEK'S cGLISH imYROYAL PELLS -.id siccus zzxvo. j if fT Orlclnsl, t.t,pnlgfnnli,nt A F'.ilS Vt.i'JA. ' ,L- I- ' "' -N r.i wytJsiSN '''' n' '" Ai.vS TVl Dismond Brand, In red m. ft Fiii no ai Iwlth t.lu rit- I.n At UruseUt. Acrevt txmrJ litue, pink wrapper r Ri1ancrr uuccniiiiterri'tr. Frnl 4e. (tnipn) for rnnioulin athl "HclU rfor I.Hillc, letter, hr rlnrn tii&Ll. in.lldlk tmitl. mi niiirr. aii i tui in ritr tROnllTllt rtt'M t LAOItShs)h,uicslthm. Nam Paper. I'lilrhi'sttT Clii'mlcnl CoM3lBdUonSq.(riitlsMrju I ASTHMA CUREPl Ilicrmnn AHthtiiii f !uriuiiirr .iifjnimin Im a! iaf rl ln Uio worst casss,liisures tnmf ort. I ablo slp ! effect c n rei wliro all others faiL.ll I trwil ronnniwi fA nuui Arptirtil. liico 6(e. and I HI.(H),oCl inwirlsts or Ivy mall. B.imiIo Fit 1U fprstamp niCllHClUFyMAN.Ht. I'nnl.MInn I Q 11 !.. -Hliipies noun ssse.llt smJT) KltiiK. 1 lncs not under hones' feet. N-rWri.o llr.-Ms.ter Hnfely Jtrin Itolilrr 4 o llnlli . Ill -li. Paid Mrs. 1). to Mrs. fl. "Sho's changed Indeed, but then, you eec, Sho put asldo objection, And tried that famoii3 remedy, Which did bo much for you nnd no Pierce's. I'tivotlto Prescription.' Vogotablo nntl Porfcotly Harmloss. 11s 11 I,lvor CI II Smallest, cheiijieut, easiest fouci a mono. SiidlueMloii, EUIIoiih Attucki,, una all yo cents, hy drupfiriatE. j-nren airii iienuiicliv. Hprlng medicine means more now-a-dayb than It did ten yearn aira TUo wlntcrof 1883-ej haajeic thu nerves all ajgl out. Tho nerves must be strengthened, the blood purified, liver and bowels regulated. Palno'B Celery Compound ( Spring medtcin of to-day does all this, us nothing elso can. Prtcriltd hy 1'hyUiatit, lltcoinmtiultd by lrugyit; Hndorttd by illnittu, Quarantttd by th ilanucuturtrt to b The Best Spring Medicine. "In tho spring of 1887 1 was all run down. I would get tin In tho inoniliiif with bo tired a feeling, and wuh bo weak that I could hardly get around. I bought a bottle or Ililne's Celery C'oiu. pound, and before J bud taken it n week 1 felt very much bolter. I can chet-f ully recoinuieod. It to ull who need a building iipandsirotigtbeH lug medicine." lira. Ii. A. Dow, ilurllngton, VU