The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918, July 04, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text9 o , v I y A. Jfo. 450. Mathematically Described. A trianglo having throo ncute nngles sup ported by elongated sides; a clrclo minus a slight nrc; two right angles formed by a per pendicular and a horizontal; a lino; an acute angle; a plumb; a horizontal bisected by n perpendicular, forming two rectangles, and an acutu angle supported by an upright. The whole will represent a word applicable to the mental stato of tho solver of this problem. Jio. -IGO. Anagram A Mystic lllrd. Many men of many minds, Many birds of many kinds; Somo aro duu and somo aro gay Which Is this one tell mo, pray. Ho is often seen where tho river winds, But seldom found among tho "pines." No. 401. Enigma. My first is in n can of "nlo," My second is in every "dalo," My third's in "egg," My fourth in "beg," And like an earwig in a "rail" My fifth. My noxt is In tho "mud," My soventh is found in King "Ehud," My eighth's in "ram," My ninth in "Cam," My tenth In sweot Miss "Maidenhood," My last in neither "bad" uor "good," Now for my whole. Conceive a crowded room, Lit up with candles to expel the gloom A stage, on which our dazzled eyes wo fix, A clever man who shows diverting tricks And you will have a very curious skill, That has been used for ends both good and ilL N'o. 402. Drop Letter Puzzle. A-i-d-n-h-h-n-i-w-r-h-w-i-t-o-u-h. Supply missing letters and find n very com mon proverb. No. 403. Charade. As I went out among the men, I saw a boy whoso name was : And wbllo I stood and watched them hay, I saw a bird. It was a ; I also saw a pretty wren Coino out nud linger with tho ; I turned my steps to tho forest, whero Among tho hazel 1 saw a ; And close to tho border I did espy A largo and beautiful field of ; But ulght was coining, 1 had to run To reach my homo ero tho setting . Jow put together all these things. And a noted man before you springs. No. 404. Crossetto. o o o o o o o - o o o Start from any circle, nnd, counting thai circlo "1," count tho next "2," the next In the samo direction "3," nnd tho next "4." Cross out tho circlo counted "4." Start again from any circlo not crossed out. Count as beforo either in tho samo oi in tho roverso direction, and cross out tht circlo counted "4." Crossod circles, though not to bo started from, nro to bo included in tho count of four, and aro not to bo passed over becauso crossed out. Continue to count four from any circlo not crossed out, and to cross out tho fourth, until all tho circles but one aro crossed out. No. 405. Transformations. Cbango ono letter at a movo so that there will still remain a legitimato woriL For ex ample, hnto may bo changed to lovo In three moves; llnto have lavo lovo. Change Hard to Easy in flvo moves. Change Sin to Woe in three moves. Change Xeat to Prim in eight moves Chango Saxo to I'opo in five moves. Change Iland to Foot in six moves. Chango liluo to Pink in ten moves. No. 400. Riddles. "Why is tho letter D like a squalling child! What is tho best plan to provent crying when your tooth is extracted I When Is a young lady liko nn acrobat? Why is n man who uover lays a wager as bad as n regular gamblt'rf Nearly tho Same. A small child just homo from Sunday school informed his father that ho could namo tho first live books of tho Now Testa ment They were, ho said, "Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Hatchet," and then, thinking people looked queer, ho hesitated and added, "Well, hatchet or ax; it's about tho sami thing. Key to the Puzzler. No. 44'J. A Puzzle of Sevenths: C U it K A N T; RHUBARB A P R I C O T , PEACHES QUI NOES ORANGE S BANANAS No. 450. Crossing tho River: An English man and a servant go over, tho Englishman comes back with the canoe. Two servants, go over, ono servant comes back. Two Eng lishmen go over, on Englishman nnd a ser vant como back. Two Englishmen go over and a servant comes back. Two servants go over and a servant returns. Two servant! then go over together. Other solutions are possible. No. 451. A Bird Puzzle: L Frlgato bird. 2. Butcher bird. 8. Weaver bird. 4. Snake bird. 6. King bird, a Bell bird. 7. Cedar bird, a Cat bird. 0. Tailor bird. No. 452. Easy Charade: Dayton. No. 453. Letter Rebuses: (a) An M on E Anemone, lb) I understand, (c) C on figure 8 Configurate. No. 454. Enigmatical Trees: Box, Dog wood, Aspen, Roso, Sloe, Plane, Tulip, Spruce, Elm, Sycamore, Poplar, Southern wood. No, 455. Anagram: Termination, No. 450. Doublo Acrostic: V a r 1 e T A r m a d A L 1 n n e T L o o u T 13 r o 1 v E Y o n d R li w o a r 8 No. 4.57. Beheadings: Smash math ash. No. 453. Conundrums: Lyre. Try to bor row five dollars of him. Because he make both ends meet. He has been to sea (see). It klways has Its backup. In the dictionary. Your name. CURRENT SUPERSTITIONS. Information Obtained from Old ffomn In Count rli-t Near nnd Far. Tho funeral procession must not cross n river. The lastunino a dying person calls is the next to follow. A tlNli-cloth hung on a door-knob is n siun of death in a family. The corpse must not pass twieo over tiny part of tho same road. To danco on tho ground indicates disaster or death within a year. Whoever works on a slek person's dress ho or sho will dio within a year. If a hoe bo carried through a house some one will dio before tho year is out. If thirteen sit at a tablo the ono who rises lirst will not live through the year. Tho person on whom tho eyes of a dying person last rest will bo the lirst to die. Whoever counts tho carriages at n passing funeral will dio within the year. To break a looking-glass is a sign of death in tho family beforo tho year closos. If threo persons look at the same time into a mirror ono will dio within the year. . Tho clock should bo stopped at the time of death, as its running will bring ill luck. If one dies, and no rigor mortis en sues, it indicates a speedy second death in the family. If n hear.so is drawn by two white horses deatli in the neighborhood will occur in a month. It is unlucky in a funeral for those present to repass tho house where death has occurred. If rain falls on a now-mado grave thero will be another death in the fam ily within tho year. If tho grave is left open over Sunday another death will occur beforo tho Sunday following. To keep tho corpse in tho house over Sunday will bring death in the family beforo tho year is out. It is unlucky to pass through a funeral, either between tho carriages or the liles of mourners on foot. If rain falls into an open grave an other burial in tho cemetery will occur within three days. At a funeral entering a church beforo tho mourners means death to some of tho entering party. To put on a bonnet or hat of one In mourning is tho sign that you will wear one before tho year is out. If any ono conies to a funeral after the procession starts another death will occur in tho samo house. In Switzerland, if a grave is left open over Sunday, it is said that within four weeks one of the village will dio. If, during sickness, a pair of shears bo dropped in such a manner that tho point sticks into tho iloor, it indicates the death of tho sick person. When a woman who has been sow ing puts her thimble on the tablo as sho sits down to eat, it is a sign that sho will be loft a widow if sho marries. A common saying in Knglaud is: "Happy is the eorpso the rain falls on." This belief exists also in the United Slates. Thus it is said that if rain falls at tho time of tho funeral it is a sign that the dead has gone to Heaven. Chicago Mall. THE CARPET MOTH. Scverat Method of Attacking and I)e- Ht roving Till lloimcliolit I'rst. Where carpets aro used and only taken up onco a year at "house-cleaning," the conditions aro very favora ble for the carpet bug's increase, par ticularly whero tho house-cleaning is hurriedly done. When a house has once become infested, nothing but tho most energetic measure will com pletely rid it of tho pest, and in com plete riddance is tho only hope, as in a year a very fow individuals will so increase as to do great damage At house-cleaning time then, as many rooms should bo bared at onco as pos sible, and tho house-keeper should go carefully over tho rooms, removing" all dust, and with a hand-atomizer charged with bonzino should pull tho liquid into all tho Iloor cracks and under tho base boards until every crevice has been reached. The carpets themselves, after thorough beating, should bo lightly spntyod with tho saino sub stance, which will quickly evaporate, leaving no odor after a short time. Tho inflammability of bonzino should bo romomberod, however, and no light should bo brought near it. This dono. beforo relaying tho carpots, it will be well to pour into tho cracks a mcdor atoly thick mixture of plaster of Paris and water, which soon sots and fills them with a solid substance into which tho insects will not entor. Then lay around tho borders of tho room a width of tarred roofing-paper, and afterward relay tho carpets. This thorough treatment should answer in tho very worst cases, and in a house so cloanod tho insect will prob ably not regain a foothold during tho ensuing year. Cloth-covered furniture which may have also become infested should bo steamed or also treated with benzine, and chests or drawers in which infested clothing lias beon stored should bo thoroughly sprayed. Another method of treatment con sists in laying a damp cloth (an old towel or a folded sheot will do) smooth ly over tho suspected part of tho car pot, nnd Ironing it with a hot iron. Tho steam thus generated will pass through tho carpet and kill all thn In sects Immediately boncath. If not too laborious, an ontiro room could be treated to advantage In this way. Good Housekeeping. rirsi citizen "VVnnt was the Inst measure pnsscd by tho Legislature; do you know?" Second citizen "Yes, I do. Happened to bo in tho gnllery nt tho time. It was a quart measure filled with beer." Burlington Free Press. Every bicyclist should uso his personal inlluenco to sccuro good roads, but his duty does not requiro him to get off his wheel over tho handles nnd smooth tho highway down with tho back of his neck. Somorvlllo Journal. The "Uomm" I'eiTeetlnir Press Has been selected by the l'ot-lntelllironcer Co., ' of Seattle, In preference to nil other Web Print-I ItiK tvesses, nnd thov have ordered one of l'nl mer A llev, Portland, nud will hereafter print , their paper nt the rate of 24.000 copies per hour, i from Stereotvpe form, such hs nre used by nil Uie mnmmoth dallies In the KnMern States. The reformer becomes fnnatle when helo-l Kins to use his emotions as a substitute for his , reasoning faculty. GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA. j George Augustus Sala, the well-known English writer, on his last Australian trip, wrote as follows to The London Daily J Telegraph: "1 especially have a pleasant remem-j brance of the ship's doctor-a very ex- perienced maritime medico indeetl, wno tendered me most kindly during a horrible spell of brochetis and spasmodic asthma, provoked by the sea fog which had swooped down on us just after wo had left San Francisco. Hut the doctor h pre scriptions and tho increasing warmth of the temperature as we nearetl the Tropics, and, in particular, a couple of Ali.cock s Poitus Plastkhs clapped on one on the rhest ami another between tho shoulder blades soon set me right. Time past, how transclenf, time present how evanescent; time to come, how uncertain. The WlNOHt Win. "I bought my w Ife n velvet sack." Thus proudly boasted Mr. llrown. "She'll be. with that upon her bark, The beM-dressed ilnine In town." lint velvet sack or diamond ring Cnn bring no bnlm to sutl'erliiK wife. Knvorlte Prescription Is the thliiK To snve her precious life. The irrciit and Mivereimi remedy, known the world over, for all female troubles, Inllainutloii, cruel backaches, nnd Internal displacements Is Dr. Pierce's Knvorlte Prescription. It Is tlieonly guanmttul cure. Sou guarantee on every bottle wrapper. Dr. Pierre's Pellets gently laxative or actively cathartic according to dose. '25 cents. His the merit of those that praise that makes the value of the commendation. SURE. SAFE. SPEEDY. Panama Srwine will always relieve Indies. Pleasant to take. Guaranteed to succeed or, monev refunded. Once tried you will never be without It. lly registered mall, 1.W. Send postal I note to Panama Specific Co.,box Onkland.t al A mnu who puis off his enjoyment too long will tlud it mislaid by the time he gets to it. Have you over fried Dobbins' Electric Soapf It don't cost much for you to et one bar of your orocer, and see foryournelf why it is praised by so man;, after '24 years steady sale. 13e sure to get no Imi tation. There are lots of them. If we alwaVH tell the truth westampour words with a mark' that mnkes them current every where. A MOTIIHK'H I.OVK HAVEN IIKK TKX YKAK Ol.l :illl.i. My little girl, ten years of nge, had ltrlght's disease. Her ankles, feet nnd eyes were terribly swolen. Four of our best physIeiunR attended her, blither life was despaired of. A mothers love surmount h11 dllllcultles, nnd I determined totrv Dr. David Keimdy's Favorite Kemedy, made at Houdout. N. Y. llrlght's disrate I How hnpiiy I am that 1 determined upon mix course for one bv one the well-known symptoms of the dlsease'left her. Words fall to express my gratitude, and I cannot too earnestly recom mend the Favorite Kemedy. Her recovery was entlrelv due to the Favorite remedy, which was the only medicine taken after her case was abandoned by the physicians Mrs. Laura A. Kemptou, West Kutland, Vermont. Pit. KKNNKllV'S Fa VOK1TK IlKMKDV, llllldC lit Hondout, N. Y. fli 0 for ." ,, . Send for book, how to cure Kidney, Liver nnd Wood disorders. It Is the foolish aim of Uie aUieist to scan In finitude with h microscope. White Elephant of Siam, Lion of Eng. land, DraKon of China, Cress of Switzer, land. Banner of I'eitda, Crescent of Egypt Double Eagle of Russia, Star of Chill, The Circle of Japan, Harp of Erin. To get these buy a box of the genuine Dk. C. MoLank's Celkhkated Liver Fills, price 52o centa, and mall us the out side wrapper with your addresB, plainly written, and 4 cenU In stamps. We will then mall you the above Hat with an ele gant packago of oleographlc and chro matic cards. Flkuino BnoB., Pittshuko, Pa. If you have an enemy, uct kindly to him and make him your friend. 1 . Timer I'libllishluir Co.. Heattle. Telegraphed for nn entire new plant, requiring, about ;00 pounds of type, with cases, stands, I rules, stones, etc. They got It by return of . freight from 1A 1.91 Kit 4k IIRV. l'ortland. Tho neat characters have a mixture of Infirm-1 ties, and Uie worst hnve sometimes redeeming, virtues. Just think of it I f 1 W.62 made In one week by i an agent representing II. F. Johnson A Co., of Klclimonu, vn,, aim uiey uinu ;mu j ....... parties traveling for them who did equally well, some a good deal better. If you need employ ment It would bo a good thing to sit down and write them a Hue at once. Great wealth and crutcut seldom live to gether, The Moattle Fire Proved that l'almer & Hey had tho only stock In the Northwest. They (Upjdied all the news patier und Job plant that were burned out. Old Time Smolcerno Who know a Rood thlnK when they hco It, cannot bo fooled by a poor Imtnitation of the well-known "Seal of North Carolina" 11 uk Cut Tobacco. Hear irtmind that the genuine "SeaT coeta you no more than the many trashy plug cuts that aomf dealers carry. Bee that you get the Seal of North Caro lina, and you will smoke no other tobacco. The Nenltle Klre Clearly demonstrated the convenience of having a Complete Printer's Warehouse near nt hand. In twenty-four hours af ter the conflagration, Palmer Key, of Portland, had a "Cottrell" Press on the ground for the publication of the various r.ewspajK'rs nnd the following day furn ished 4000 iKUinds of Koinnn Type, to gether with wises, stands, stones, proof presses, rules, etc., nnd some L'OO fonts of advertising typo. In addition to this material, they nave since furnished the Times Publishing Co. with a Double Cylinder Press, with two Folders, and 10 Horsepower Engine and Boiler, also complete tiress of New s, AdvertisingType, etc., and other papers complete outfits. The Post-lntelhgencer Publishing Co. purchased of them an Improved "(.loss" Perfecting press, which will turn out '-'4,000 copies of their paper per hour. Hereafter the Post-lntclligencer will stereotype their forms, as do all the mammoth dailies in the East. All the tlrstn-lass job offices placed their orders with Palmer v Hey, and have received the bulk of thcir'goodB, comprising in part, li Air-Spring Cot trell's, two 'J-revolution Pony Campbells, five Cal. Reliable Gordons, two Cal. Re liable Pony Cylinders, several cutters Palmer it Roy make, and Excelsior En gine and Boilers and a full line of the latest Job face of Type and material. Publishers needing Type, Presses and Machinery, can always count upon their order being filled promptly and of secur ing the lowest prices, if sent to this firm. They ccrtnily have the most complete stock westof Chicago, and the only stock in the Northwest. The feeble tremble before opinion, the foolish defy it, the wise Judge It, the skilllul direct It. IHriiirniliic nn I'iimcoii Foe. "This wns sometime a pnrndos," ns Hamlet say. Since, lrtiwever, the ieoiile of America and other lands have been ennbb-d to pit Hon tetter's Stomach Hitters against that unseen foe, miliaria, It Is no longer n paradox, but an easy possibility. Wherever malaria evolves Its misty venom to poison the nlr, and deenylng unwhole some VMtetntkm Impregnates the water, there. In the very stronghold id miasma, Is the aux iliary potent to disarm the foe nud assure etll clent protection. Kever and ague, billions re mittent, dumb ague and ague cake, no mutter how tenaciously they have fastened their clutch on the system, are first forced to relax their 1 ?rasp and eventually to nbnuilou It altogether, lut it Is Its preventative force that should chleily recommend the Hitters to persona dwell ing In' malnrla-cursed localities, for It Is n cer tain buckler of defence against which the enemy is powerless. Cures, likewise, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney nud bilious ailments. Humility Is most serviceable as an undergar men, nud should never be worn as an overcoat FOR THE BLOOD. riullt'HSnecllle Iirh cured me of a mullkr- nant breaking out on my leg, wlilch mused intolerable rutin, ltuuscnlled I.i renin by tliedocturs four of whom treated me with no relief. 1 candidly coiifeaa that 1 owe' my present (food health to S. H. S., which In my estliimtlon is lnvalimhle as u blood remedy. .MissJci.ia DbWitt, ...7 s. mm Ht., M. i.mus, .no. Our babv when two months old was at-' Ituekcd with Scrofula, whleh tor u long ' tint, di-vtrnvpil li.tr ivih'lil nt Iri'Iv. iimi , I caused us to desdr of lit i life, Thw doctor failed to relieve her and we gave Hwlfl's Hpeolllc, which soon cured her vn- I tircly, unit sno Is now hale and nearly. ' l:. v. 1)i:i.k, will's roiiu, lesas. ffB Send lor book idvlng history of lllooil Discuses und advice to sullerers, mulled fret- Tin: swift si'Li'ii'ic t-o.. Drawer:), Atlanta, (I a. The Celebrated French Cure, reT'1 "APHR0DITINE" is Poi.n on a POSITIVE QU AHANTEE to en re a n y fm in of nervous disease, or miy dlsoider of thu generative oi gaiis of either sex whether in Iklni! fioiu the BEFORE AFTER execjudvu use ol Stimulants. Tobacco or onlum or through youthful Indiscretion, over Indulg ence, Ac, such as Loss of lliniii Power, Wakeful ness, Iteming down Pains in the Hack, Seminal Weakness, Hyslei la, Nervous Prostration Noeturii al Kinlssloiis, l.eucurrliii'a, Dizziness, WeuW Mem ory, l.ovsof Power und linpotcucy, which If ne glected often lead to pieiualiiieold nguiuul tlisun ity. 1'ileef 1.00 a box. C boxes for fS.lH) Sent b mall on teeelpt ol prlre. A WltlTTUN i II A It A NTH 15 for every f5 W Older, to refund the money If a Pei-iminriil eiuc Is not ell'eeted. Thousands of testimonial! fiom old and young, of both sexes, permanently euied bv AriiiioiUTiNK, Circular free, Addrest THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. WKMKitN musrii. 1IGX 27 roin l.ND, Oil Bold by Strclblg & I.aue, Druggists, cor. Sec ond and Washington Hta.. Portland. Or. Or, SPINNEY mm OLtll ItB Dr. Spinney & Co. .Mffifflli NrDVnilS Dcolllty, Loss nf Vigor, Bemlna a-" w WO jossch. Weak; llcinory, Ueajion dency, lie, due to executes or abURe, cured. YOlJNr: MN ntferinrj from, tho effeetc T UUniii rotiofyoutliiulXollleorlnill. crctlon should avail themclven cf our trentment. , 1)08110 cure gtiftranU'.-il In every cane, Hyphllts, 1 rlriary and Venereal Dlix-aw-u all unnatural ale-, charges, promptly and 'afelf cured. I MIDDLE-AGED MENM: . ease) of Kldnrrn or Wadder, Weak Hack. Nervous lability, Wustlng of Hexuul Btrentli, etc., cured ' end restored to healthy vigor. li. II, Persons unablo to visit us may be treated at their homes, by correspondence. Medicines nu 1 instructions sent by mallor expren. Consultatlot 1 i'Toe. Bend cents In stamps (or 'lhe Vouns; Maa'l friend or Uulda to Wedlock. 1 9 I CI 11 II A I HACJM, Gabler, Itoonlat Ptanoa; llurdett Onaus, band UutrumeoU. UutaH took of Bbeet Moslo and Books. Hands sunpllad at Kastern I'riv-s. MATTUIAH OKAY CO.. IM Fos RtmH. Ran Fraonlson I CURE FITS! I do not mean merely to stop them for a time and then hate them return again. I mean a radical cure, I hare made the dlscuiw of rim KriLKl'itr or r A LI. urn micknkmh allte-loug study I warruut my reiuenlf to cure Uie worst cases, llcause others Late failed Is no reanou for not now receltlnif a cure, Hani at once Kir a treatise ami a free liottle of my Infallible remedy, Olie Kipresi ami Post Oltlce. , 11 CJ, HOOT M O. 183PearlHt New York. I prescribe) and fully en dorse lllg It as the only specific tor the certain cure or this disease. O.lI.I.NOHAHAM.M. D., Amsterdam, H. Y. We have sold lllg O for many years, and It bus Klven the best of satis-1 isruon. V, Jt. DYCHK 4 CO., Clilrm-o, in. SI. 00. Bold by Urua-fc-lsts. ' PUBLISHERS. !OXJIVIXTt,Y HAH BKEN I ESTBLISHED AT PORTLAND BY PALMER & REY, At the New llulldliig.cor, first and Aider HU. N. P. N. U. No. 210-B. F. N. U, No. 807 rC sres I a B jFl TO DAYS.H MIumlM4 ai Kl (XV saua wtstars. B streWolbrta. IfjlUnuCiJclMlOa. Ohio. W NOTICE TO ElBctrotypB ana The fairest dream of our lives is that all life Is but n drenm, from which we shall sometime aw akeu to a real life. Cniifttiinptlnti Mi rely Cured. To TitK KntTOK: Please Inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the nbnvc named dlyae. lly Its timely use thousand of hopeless caes have been permanently cured I shall be clad to send two bottles of my reme dy trek to miy of jour renders who have con sumption If they wilt send me their expre and postoflice address, Kespectfully, T. A. SI.Ofl'M. M. C. 1S1 Pearl St.. New York. Tho country Is Hooded with poor Initiations of "Seal of North Carolina Plutf Cut bmokiiiK' Tobacco." Seattle 'onlliti;rii t ion. A "Cottrell" Atr-Sprlni; Press supplied to the li't-lnlctli(!enrrr bv Palmer A Hey, Portland, was the lirst Cylinder Press on the ground. Thy (liciiMKA tor mtwtictiuit. PURS, CRABI PERFECT MA?5 It tuperior excellence proton la millions of homoe foi mora than quartvr ot a century. It Is uxsl l'r tho United Htates Uorcrunient. Kn4oratsl by tho histil of the (lnt UulToroltloa as the Htioafoiit, 1'urmt awl mint Healthful. Dr. I'rloo's Creaiu luklug l'owder lot utit contain Ammonia, IJim or Alum. HoM only lu oana. riUOK HA KINO POWDKK CM). NKW YOHK. C1I1CACIO HAN KHANCIHCO. HAT AILS YOU? llo you feel dull, languid, low-spirited, life lew, nud indescribably miserable, both physi cally and mentally; oxcrlenco a senso of fullncKS or bloating after eating, or of "gone ness," or emptiness of stomach in tho morn ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste In mouth, Irregular nppctltc, dizziness, frequent hciiduclies, blurred oyeslght, " lloutltig specks" Itoforo tho eyes, nervous prostration or ex haustion, irritability of temper, hot Hushes, alternating with chilly seiiBiitlons, sharp, t.llt.,.. Iw.. I .I...-,. ..,.1.1 feet, drowsiness utter meals, wakefulness, or (iisiunicu nnu unreireaning sleep, constant. imicscriunuio ieoiiug oi ureau, or oi inipcnu, Inir ciilaniltv? If you linvo all, or any considerable number of theso symptoms, you aro sulTcrlng fitm that most common of American maladies Dillons Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho mora complicated your disease has become, tho Kreater tho number and diversity of symp toms. No mutter what stage it has reached, Ilr. 1'Ierro'H Ooldoii ITIcdlcnl Discovery will sulidiio it. if taken accordluir to direc tions for a reasonable length of time. If not cured, complications multiply and consump tion of the l.u li irs. Kkin Diseases. Heart Disease. ithc umntlsin. Ivldnov Disease, or other irravn imilndlcs nro ipilto liablo to set In and, sooner or inter, iiiiuico it inuii K'riiiiniiuoii. Dr. IMvrvo'H JoIdcn ITIcdlcnl Dl covory acts powerfully uion tho Liver, and through that great blood purifying organ, cleanses the system of nil blood taints and Im purities, lrotn whatever cause arising. It Is cspially etllcnclous In acting upon tho Kid nevs. mid other excretory nivalis, clciinsluir. streiigthening, und healing their discuses. Ab an iipiictizlMg, restorative tonic, It iiromotes digestion and nutrition, thereby building up iKith llesh and Htrength. In malarial districts, this wonderful medicine has trained great celebrity In curing fever nnu Ague, Linus ana Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases. . onion iTiea icni IlHcovory"ls the only uicdieluu of Its class, sold by druggists, that is K "" iiiit(cd to iMJiiellt or euro in all diseases for which it Is recommended, or tho money paid for It will bo refunded. Dr. I'lerce'M Ooldoii lUedlcul Dla covery OIIDETO Al I UIIMflDO UuiilO ALL nUIYlUliOj 'rom a common Illoteh. or Hruntlon. to tho 'rom a couunnn Illoteh, or 1'riiptlon, to tho torn ricroiuiu. Miit-rieuin, "I'over-Bores," iuily or Hough HIciu, In short, till dlHciiHcs ciuiM'd by had blood nro conquered by tills Dowerful. Dtirlfvliiir. and invlirorntlng medi cine, limit Katlng Ulcers ntpltlly heal undei ItB iM'ulgu iutiiiciiec. ICape:iully has It muni' lestcd ItB potency In wiring Tetter, ICczema, i',ryniicmH, noun, t arnuncicH, noru i.yeR, ncroi iiIoiih Soi-ct) and Swellings, Illp-Joint Digease, " White Swellings," Ooitro, or Thick Neck, and Kuliirircd CJIiinds. Bend ten cents lu htutniw for 11 largo Treatise, with coloroil pluU'k, on Skin DixcaseH, or tho samo amount tor u 'I'mttifKi on Scrofulous Affections. "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE." Thoroughly cleninto It liv using Dr. IMerco'n ;l(lcu .lledlcul Discovery, and good dlgeBtiou, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital strength aud bodily health will bo established. CONSUMPTION, which is Scrofula of the Luiir. is arrested and cured by this remedy, If taken In tho curlier stages of thu dlseaao. For Weak I.ungs, Hplttlng of blood. Short ness of IlrcaUi, Chronlo Catarrh in tho Head, Ilronchltls, Asthma, tkivero Coughs, und kin dred alfections. It is an elllclent remedy. I Bold by druggists, at $1.00, or Six Dottles for)5.O0. VrT Bend ten cents In stamps for Dr. Picroo's book on Consumption, Address, World's Dispensary Medical Association, 003 main HU I1UFFAI.O, W. Y. 1 "QWDEH w WnHHAHTED. I KWHWBWiMBsiswBsBsnslsaiy to Fi 'tsfllr Ask your Grocer for 5 JACOBS on Foi' IlhemnittiHiii. NEW EVIDENCE OF CURE. Several Yearn. 247 North St. Psol Street. Kocheiter, K. r , June 24, 18SS. Suffered les-eral yer with rhmmitlm; onible to walk, after rubbing! with St. Jacob! 011 It dl appeirtd, hxt not returned In four yn . CHAB. 0 ANTHER. In tlie Knees. Rocheiur, K. Y Jaly . 'Si Hid rbeumaUim In kntti tour wteki. One bottU of St. Jacobi Oil enred mo entirely. E. H JIAKKrub. of "VolXiblatt." Ill tile Side. Stockton, Cal., June 14, ISIS. Had rhenmatlim In tide for orer a week, uied St Jacobi Oil. it cared me and hai remained cured, JDLIC3 0EDTKE, AT DltVM.Ivis AM) i)FAIEHS. THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.. Baltimore. Md. O K ' K n ln 8rnplcs worth ttst.lli St fl FltKK. Lines not under horses' feet. Write Ifrcu-Htcr Mnfety Jteiu Holder Co.. Holly. .IIIcli. WILLIAM BECK & SON, WIIOLHU.K AND Kr.TAtL HKlLtlU IX UNEXCELLED FIREWORKS. ROMAN CAKDLES, IU)MHS, SKYROCKETS, Mti A.X.Iif.N. Fire Crackers, I.ANTI-.ItNS, TORPEDOES, TOY PISTOLS, lln ;s, "J I3i I loons. 105 A. 1117 Second Ht lortlaiul. Or. iiinscu sToiirs: UtrersMn Av.. AiM)kne Knll. W. T !M HUte Ht.,8leni. A BIG SHOW mlth's Cash Store, 418 Front 6t., 8. F., OeU, tarjffit cencrl dealers wet of the MUalulppt Rlrtr. Dry Ooodi, Notlont, Hoilery, Undar wmt; Wall Paper, Btatlonery; Blauketi, Be 11 u; Boon, and Shoci; Canned Goodi, Dry tntlU; Wooden, Tin, Crockery, Glass .Granlta, and Hardware. Meat, FUh, ProTliIon Ilooay, Q rata, reed, Groceries, Puro Spices, Scedi, B ansiDrucs, Medcclncs; Clocks, AmmunltUja, Rubber Goods, Tents, and quantities of other goods at lowest prices for Cash only. Bend J stamp for full lut by first mall, and learn hvw to lire cheap and well at small cost; 32 yeartbt business; Customers in every County vrrjt eat Mtafiocky Mountains, and man? ill nir'neai CALIFORNIA FIREWORKS!"" 'K AUK PKKl'AKKD TO StTl'LY THK ) trade with a full line of Fireworks, Klre craekers, Flags, llalloous, Toy Pistols, etc. 11 lustratMl Catalogue furnished on application. A SPECIALTY OF EXTRA EXHIBITION WORK. Correspondence solicited with Committees in charge of public celebrations. CALIFORNIA FIREWORKS CO., VZ and 14 Pine street, Han Francisco, Cal. Kkwaiid It you nave an Old Bore that needs healing, anil that other remedies have 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 Salve la suitable, buy a 'iVcent box of Mexican Hulve. which Is Warranted to Cure when everything else falls. If not kept by your druggist scud Z'i cents lu stamps to J. C. Dkmknt, AgL, Astoria, Or., and receive a box by mall. HOW TO ACT I ADVICE FREE I utlerluiirrum s.oki I uor. ohm DeDiiiiy, i-re- re Ileellne. etc., re. frum ltiJI,crelliil)..eioeMei. -a salaMsa -III e'c. iirc.l MlClioiitNioui-V.-H tlruKRliiK. hj THE MnlSTON TREATMENT.' Restored Srnlrit bovK Itntrrre, AUdrr... THE MARSTpN OO, 19 Park Place, New York 1 Dobbins' Electric Soap THE BEST FAMILY SOAP -IN THE WORLD.- It is Strictly Pure. Uniform in Quality. THK original formula fur uhlcli c paid $30,000 IweMly yftirt Ufa ha never been mndilicd or changed In the ullglileit. TIlU aonp la Identical In iinllty Co-lay with thut niuile ttventjr yearn n(o. IT contains notliliiK tlt mil Injure tlir IliieHt fubrlc. It brightens iulors ami bleaclic uliltet, IT waOies flannels and blankets at no oilier oap in llii. wurld doe wlllifint bhrinkini; leavtnir Idem toft and white and tike new. I pr a T) THK TWTfF X J-tlJJ 1 illO I YY lUHl THKHKlsa (treat anvltifr of tlme.of Ubor,of soap, of fuel, and of llie fabric, u here Dobbins" r.lectric Sojp is used urcorllii(r to directions, OIVIC (rlul will deiiionttrale Its great merit. It will pay you lu make that trial, T IKK all lirat things, It is eMrnslvcly imt. tatcd and coumeflciied, t i. Beware of Imitations. ,M.,,M,,I,.,M, TNSISTupon Dobbins' I'.lectric Don't take Magnetic, Kleciro-Magic, Philadelphia Klecirlc, or any oilier fraud, simply because it l cheap. They will ruin dollies, and arc dear at any prlie, Atk for - DOHIIINS' KI.KCTHIC -)(. nnd take no oilier Nearly every grocer from Maine tu Mexico keeps it In stock, II yours hain't It he will order from his nearest wholesale grocer, T3 KA I) carefully the Inside wrapper around each bar, anil be careful to follntv tltrrejtluiis) on each outside wrapper You ramiot aflTortl to wait longer before trying for younelf thin old, reliable, and truly wonderful soap. 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