The Oregon scout., August 29, 1889, Image 3

CHOPPING THE HASH.
A wide, thady porch with a weather-statcrS
Soor,
A chintz-covered chair by the low kitchen
door.
Where eveward the glories asplringl? run
With flowers to the shadow and leaves to the
sun.
On the Mil, with a big wooden bowl In her lap
And her chopplng-knlfo swinging a cheerful
rnp-tnp.
With her cap-border crowned by an old-time
calash,
Grandmother Grlgson sits chopping the hash
The robin thai lives in tho lilacs close by
Cocks his head in surprise and makes ready to
fly.
nut lingers to listen, the wise little elf.
While Grandmother Grigsoa talks low to her
self: "There's beef an' pertater, an' cabbage an'
beot,
That coes to the makln of hash good an'
sweet,
And snlry n one on 'em. take it alone,
But makes a poor meal, as you'll wlllin'ly own.
"There's Joy an' there's sotrer, there's peace
and there's strife,
That goes to the makln' of what we oil life;
An' nntry a one on 'em, como to the p'mt.
But makes it. poor life, somehow, all out o'
J'lnt,
"For joy, yes, or. peace, take it year arter
year,
Are tame 'thout tho seas'nin' of sorrer and
fear,
I've et of the hash an' I've no fault to find.
And I'm thankful that my life wasn't all o' ont
kind."
Alice O. Darling, In Good Housekeeping.
HOW DESPOTS IlULE.
Horrible Punishment Inflicted on
Exiles in Siberia.
Living and Dying In Cluilni Scourged,
Starvotl mill Frozen Tim I;it of 11
Human Viilturu Half Has Not
lluun Told.
Alexander HiiranolT, who wsis u Rus
sian ar my ollicor, and who was sen
tenced to Siberia for alleged complic
ity in revolutionary schemes, spoke to
a Boston Advortisor reporter as fol
lows: "Were it not for tho charity of the
people of Russia and Siberia no con
vict would ever live to seo the end of
his journey. Tho charities of tho City
of Moscow, from whicti so many pris
oners start for Siberia, aro groat. Jt
is tho custom of tho convicts to chooso
one of their own numbor as foreman
when about to start on their long jour
ney. When our company of eight
hundred men and women, escorted by
tho soldiers Avith fixed bayonets, left
Moscow our foreman went up and
down tho lines of peoplo gathered to
witness our departure. Ho collected
alms from I he crowd, the money be
ing put into bags and carried along to
tho first station, where it was divided.
Tho amount collected was so great
that every man had twenty-seven dol
lar". "Tho Government does not interfere
with this alms-giving on the part of
tho people. In every little town
through which you pass each villager
takes off his hat and crosses himself,
and throws in a penny for the benefit
of tho 'poor unfortunates,' iw tho con
victs aro termed by tho people.
"All that tho American peoplo have
heard and read about tho sufferings
endured by the prisoners exiled to Si
beria is true. Tho half has never been
told. Tho soldiers in Siberia have a
name for tho convicts which well ox
presses their condition. It may be
translated freely us 'you are dead but
tt buried.' This is tho truth. It is a
living death.
"Typhoid fever is the worst scourge
of the exiles. More convicts die of
that than of any other cause. Itcould
not be otherwise. Tho indescribable
filth and frightful atmosphere of the
crowded sleeping-places at tho sta
tions along tho route aro steady and
sure breeders of tho disease, which
makes dreadful ravages among tho
prisonors. Tho fever, broke out
among us when wo were at Tobolsk,
and tho prisoners died at tho rato of
thirty or Jrty a day. I was sick with
tho fevor myself. Tho prisonors re
ceived medical attendance, such ns it
was. Tobolsk was a groat stopping
placo for transients, and at that timo
there were throo thousand convicts
confined in various barracks opening
upon a largo inclosuro which wits
strongly fortified.
"Anothor thing from which the con
victs sillier in Siberia is tho cold. Tho
cold of a Siberian winter is intenso,
and the convicts on tho lino of march,
unablo to walk f'ist and keep their
blood in circulation because of their
chains, sudor much. I romembor one
day, near tho City of Tara, in the
Province of Tobolsk, when it was so
frosty that some of tho baggago horses
ovon lay down and died. Wo lost
three women and fivo men that day,
who, chilled through and through by
tho dreadful cold, succumbed and died
in tho road, their bodies being picked
up and brought along to tho next sta
tion. "Somo of tho prisonors died in this
wny every week, especially in the
Uratski steppe, nnd yet it was only tho
ordinary Siberian winter.
"Convict life in tho mines of Siberia
is woll illustrated by our dally routine
nt tho gold mines of Nerchinsk. Wo
got up at four o'clock in tho morning
and had a breakfast of black bread
and a bowl of gruol. We worked in
the mines till noon and then had din
ner, consisting of more gruol and black
bread, and also a piece of moat. Tho
meat was often horse meat, nnd young
horse, lot mo toll you, isn't half bad,
especially if you aro a prisoner in
Siberia.
"Wo worked in the mines again un
til dark. Supper consisted of cabbago
or somo other kind of soup, meat
vory two or three days, potatoes or
other vegetables, which were fre
quently rotten, and black bread. In
the mines we worked in true miner
fashion with pick nnd shovel nnd lamp
on hat. Wo still wore our chains.
They nover camo off. Tho convict
had to livo in them nnd dio in thorn.
"Such n life, of fourse, sooner or
Inter, caused tho death of many con
victs. Tho political prisonors,mnny
of whom were of high rank and totally
unused to manual labor and to such a
diet nnd manner of living, suffered tho
most nnd succumbed generally tho
fastest Tho ordinary offenders,
thieves, common malefactors, etc,
who came from tho lower classes,
stood prison lifo much better, for it
more nearly resembled in its diet and
daily toil their former lifo. I have
known ordinary offenders, men from
tho lower classes, who .voro stout nnd
strong, who had lived and worked in
tho mines for twenty years.
"The women prisoners at tho mines
were employed in scrubbing, washing
and clothes-making. Tho delicately
nurtured ladies among them who were
political offenders did not generally
live long.
"Somo of tho severities practiced
upon convicts in Siberia aro justified,
it must bo said. Many of tho convicts
aro the worst sort of humanity, in
cluding murderers, thieves, highway
men and all kinds of offenders. We
had ono murderer in our community
who had killed twenty-seven men.
"The political prisoners were forced
to mingle with this class of convicts,
somo of them tho dregs of humanity.
In our company of eight hundred
which left Moscow there were forty
eight political prisoners, four of whom
wero women. Sixteen of us were tho
officers of tho Shlcselburg Regiment,
who had been court-martialed for al
leged complicity with Polish conspir
ators. Three of us officers stuck to
gether and worked together and finally
escaped together. 1 do not know what
over became of tho others. I suppose
thoy aro all dead by now.
"There is only ono chance in one
hundred of ever getting back to Russia
when ono is onco sent to Siborn, for it
a convict is suspected of having further
political schemes it dostroys his hope
of a pardon.
".Many of tho convicts, as I have
said, aro desperate men. Hero is a
story of the rovengo somo of them
took upon a Siberian who had mur
dered somo of their numbor. This
Siberian was ono of tho Mongolian
raco called Rratski, and ho had a
farm about two hundred versts from
Nerchinsk. It lay in tho way by which
convicts escaping from tho mine gen
erally passed. 'I ho region was mostly
a dry desert, but this Uratski farmer
had a good woll of water which at
tracted tho convicts, especially the
green ones who had never heard ol
him.
"I was this farmer's custom to call
to a convict whom ho saw passing by
wearing a good pair of shoes or a
good coat and enlico him within
reach, and then shoot him from a
round hut which ho had loop-holed nil
i jout. lie killed and robbed a num
ber of convicts in this way.
"Ono day a party of soventoen con
victs went by tho farm, and somo of
tho younger ones wore for stopping.
Tho moro experienced convicts dis
suaded them from doing this, saying
that they would surely bo shot. Ry
means of a stratagem fivo of tho con
victs captured the f armor unarmed
and away from his loop-holed hut
Then tho best moans of putting tc
deatli the murderer wore discussed.
Somo wero for hanging him. but one
convict said: 'I'll show you a better
way than that.' Tho farmer's legs
wero ripped up with a knife from the
insido of tho anklo and a lot of finely
chopped horse-hair was rubbed into
tho wounds. Tho hair was obtained
from tho tail of a horso, which was
cutoff. Tho finoly cut hair irritated
tho wounds much and put tho victim
in groat agony. Tho convicts at
Nerchinsk later heard, through the
convict system of signs and communi
cation, which is spread all over Siberia,
lK:o tho tramp language in this coun
try, that tho farmer died of his wounds.
"I romombor a convict at Nerchinsk
named lititouskti. who was un unruly
fellow and often brought punishment
upon himself. Ho used to got two
hundred or three hundred lushes at a
timo for stealing from tho other pris
onors. Upon ono occasion ho was
punished for somo misdeed by being
thrown into a dark collar, the inten
tion being to keep him there for two
hours. Rut tho ovorscor, who was a
drunken fellow, forgot him, and he
was not released.
"During tho night tho other con
victs heard an awful yelling coming
from tko collar into which Butouska
had been thrown. In tho morning
there was nothing to bo scon in tho
collar but Rutouska's bones. Tho rats
had eaten tho rest of him.
"I can recall many acts of cruelty to
tho prisoners. I remembor ono politi
cal prisonor, a young man of high
rank who had been a Captain in my
own regiment. lit. was much beloved
by us all. Weak und run down by tho
hard lifo of tho mines, ho found him
Belf utterly unable to work ono day,
nnd when thoy tried to mako him koop
at it ho refused and declared ho could
not. Ho was taken to tho hospital,
where he died, being kept without u
mouthful of food for twenty-four
hours."
The uppenrnnco upon news-stands
of a dozen or moro different architect
ural, real estate und similar publica
tions catering to those who aro think
ing of building houses, is a sign of the
increased Interest In homo muking on
the part of tho people. Formerly such
publications had only a limited nnd
t-peclal circulation, and wero never of
fered for general sals.
X. P. R. K.
The Northern Pacific has received
twenty new colonist sleepers which nre
to be Iut in service on through trains this
mont". They nre models oflieauty from
Barney it Smith, and contain many im
provementg over colonist t-leepers now
in use. Each car has fourteen sections,
with gentlemen's toilet rooms in one end
and ladies' room in the, other. In one
end is the Baker fire-proof heater, which
heats tho car bv means of hot water con
ducted through pipes. In the oppo
site end is a wrought iron range sur
rounded by good kitchen facilities. The
car is finished in ash, maple nnd but
ternut, beautifully polished. The sec
tions are divided by sliding head
boards, effect nig a privacy not possible
in those now in use, whore sections are
separated by wire netting.
An ingenious arrangement of the seats
enables them to be extended lint or with
head rest when prepared for bedding,
and each seat is provided with a box, in
which ran be stored beddingor small bag
gage. In each section, also is provided a
table similar to those used in Pullman
cars. The ladies' toilet room is supplied
with marble top wash stand and force
pump, and the berths have safety chains.
Each car has a porter.
All passengers purchasing ticKets,
either first or second (formerly emigrant)
via Northern Pacific U. R. have the use
of these Sleeping Cars fkkk ok chaihik.
Berths reserved at Northern Pacific ticket
office, 121 First Street, comer Washington.
Successive Crops. The proper way to
manage a garden plot is to keep some
crop growing in it from spring until the
frosts appear lato in the fall. Several
objects will bo gained by so doing,
among thorn tho destruction of all weeds,
a finer condition of tho soil, and a supply
of fruits am! vegetable for tho table, ns
many vegetables grow quickly and give n
supply in a short time after the seed is
planted. As soon as the early peas are
oil late potatoes should take their place,
and early cabbage may be followed by
turnips. If the first crop of radishes are
removed they will make room for string
beans, and kalo can be cleaned oil' for a
later crop of pons. Pens, string beans,
radishes, late beets and cabbage can be
planted at any time, and if proper varie
ties be selected thero is nothing to pre
vent a continual supply. Garden work
can bo made as important now as in tho
spring, and in putting down successive
crops tho weeds will have no chance to
grow. In fact, every additional crop les
sens tho number of "weeds to be killed.
Such crops as lima benus may be grown
nlong tho lino of tho fence, especially if
tho fenco is of wire. To keep tomatoes,
late cabbage, turnips and lima beans in
good growing condition the ground
should be clean, which, of course, benefits
tho crojis nnd keeps down the weeds.
Washington has agreed upon the rep
resentation in its Legislature. Tho Sen
ate will be comjtosed of thirty-five mem
bers and the House of seventy. The lat
ter is never to be less than sixty-three
nor more than ninetv-nine.
The "(J01'' at Truckee aro in earnest
and nearly 150 disreputable peoplo have
gone within two days. During tho past
two weeks over forty persons have been
robbed or garroted, and it was about time
to take a day off for a general cleaning
up.
MUIII ClUtK IO It ril.KH.
Sure cure for blind, bleeding nnd Itching I'lles.
Ono Ikix has cured the worst cases of ten years'
Mantling. Xo one need sutn.-r ten minutes after
using Klrk'H German rile Ointment. It absorbs
tumors, allays the itching, acts as a poultice,
gives relief. Dr. Kirk's Herman l'llo Ointment
is prepared only for Tiles and itching of the
private parts, and nothing eUe. Every box Is
warranted
Sold by Druggists nnd sent by mall on receipt
of price, f 1.00 per box. J. J. Mack & Co., Whole
sale Agents, Ban Francisco.
A man's ow n observation on what he finds
good of and what he 11 mis hurt of is the best
physic to preserve health.
t'oiiMimptloii Mirely Cured.
To thu Kditok: TJease iuform your readers
that 1 have a positive remedy for tho above
named disease. By its timely use thousands
of hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
I shall be glad to send two bottles of my reme
dy fkkk to any of your readers who have con
sumption If they will send mo their express
and postoftlce address. Kcbpectfully,
T. A. SLOfJUM. M. C. 181 Pearl sLKNow York.
Every beautiful, pure and good thought which
the heart entertains is an angel of mercy, purify
ing and guarding the soul.
No soap in the wor d has ever been imi
tated as much as Dobbins' ICIuctric Snap
The market is full of imitation-. He care
ful ih'it vou aro not deceived. "J. H. I oli
bitiM, Philadelphia and Now York," 1b
stamped on every bar.
A house Is no home unless It contains food
ami lire for tho mlml as well as the body.
A pocket mirror free to smokers of
"Tansill's Punch" 5c. C'gar.
Am n tin re for Sine Throat
CoiitfliM, "ifrou'n'o UruHChial Trochct"
been thoroughly tested, aud maintain a
reputation.
n ml
have
good
Palmer & Key, tho Machinery house at Tort
land, have received car load of 4 to 10 II. T.
Kxcelsior Kngiues and Hollers. Call und see
I lii-m.
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in
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what worn ,
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ilo with a well
machine.
ALL OIIDKIIS
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lirlll di-opA (iUotOtlmr
a minute
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Kkwari It you navo an Old Bore that needs
healing, aud that oilier remedies have failed to
heal; or a breaking out or Itching of the scalp
or body; or a Doll, Dura, Cut, or any ailment for
which a Halve Is suitable, buy a 26-cent box of
Mexican Halve, which Is Warranted to
Cure when everything elso falls. If not kept bjr
your druggist tend '& cents lu ttamps to J. 0,
Dement, Agt., Astoria, Or., and receive a box
by mall.
IFOR THE BLOOD.
HwlIt'H Hp-llo has cured me of a mallic
nant breaking out on my Un, which cuutrd
intolerable puln. It wuaculliil Ki-zt-iuu by
tlieiloctorh -four of whom treated me with
no relief. I coiitUd) confena Unit I owe
my pr wnt good health to H. rt. H which
i" uiy immloii Is Invuluabln us u blood
remi-dy. Mm Ji-ma DkWitt.
TZT, X. ivtli HI., hi. Louis, .Mo.
Our bah when two months eld was at-
iuci.1"- wiiii ncruiuu, wjuen lur u iuiik
time destroyed her cj-fsUlit entirely, anil
cuUM-d us to liinpulr of lin life, 'Urn doctor
lulled to relieve her and v.n iotve
Hivlft'i --lflc, which soon cured herwe
tirtlr, end lie Is now hide unit la-Hrir.
i. V. Dklk, Will's Tolm, Texas,
flr- Hend lor b iclc kIvIiik hlntnry of
lilood IiIim-um-s and advice 10 sutft-rer,
inUU! f re
TJf K fjWfFTHTIX-IKIOCO.,
Druntr 3, Atlanta, Un.
1
It Is as dMiKcrous to Interfere between a phi
lanthropist ami his philanthropy ns between a
a dot; ami Its bone.
NTOXi: I2VDTIIK KIllXflY.
I was taken with sharp pains In (helower pnrt
of mv bowels In the region of tho bladder
Shortfv blood appeared mixed with my urine
anil a "few weeks later I had an attack of gravel
I tried a number of doctors. Ono fiild It was
gravel, another liifliimatiou of tho bladder, mid
another stone In kidneys. For three months I
was utiiler the care of an eminent doctor at Al
bum, but constantly growing vore, went home
to die. At this time I was Induced to try Iir.
David Kennedy's Favorite Uemedy, of Koudout,
N. Y., and am now robust ami strong. A remedy
which can do this for one o near death as I was
shiuilJ bo known everywhere. I hone this state
ment will came others a 111 le ted as 1 was to uo
the Hemeilv. C. W. ltrowu, l'etersburi:h, X. Y.
1)K. Kknnkhy's Favomtk Kkvkdy, made at
Koudout, X. V. $1: C for .".
Send for book, how to cure Kidney, Liver and
lllood disorders.
The test of beauty and the relish of what Is
decent, just and amiable perfects the character
of a gentleman.
".llaiuiuii'H 1 1 1 1 it lli'tter.''
There Is gladness In the household:
The shadow fuiles away
That darileiied all the sunshine
Of many a summer day,
"O. mama's getting better,"
The happy children cry,
And the llgnt of hope shines bright again
In the loving husband"' ejes.
In thousands of homes wemeli are "sick unto
death" with the terrible diseases so common to
their sex, anil It would seem as if all the hap
piness had gone out of life and the household
In conseiiueuee. For when thewifeamt mother
sutlers all the family sutlers with her. This
ought not to be and It need not Ik1, for a never
falling remedy for woman's allm.'iits Is at hand.
Manv a home has been made haptiy because the
shadow of disease has been banished from It by
the potent power of Dr. 1'lerce's Favorite I're
scrlptlou the unfailing remedy for all weak
nesses and diseases peculiar to women.
$.0 reward oll'ered for an lneurablo ease of
Catarrh bv the proprietors of Dr. Sage s Uemedy.
M ets.. by druggists.
True politeness, says 1'ope. eoiuWs lulling
easy one's self ami in making ever body about
as easv ns one can.
The Celebrated French Cure,
una. led .
"APHRODITINE"SJ,;ffl
to ill. o
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t o en re a a y
oimohieiMHis
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illsoider of the
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gnus of ellliei
tvll.lllt.il- .11.
BEf ORE is.m: fn.m the AFTER
c.i es-le me of sthmilaul', Tohaccu or Opium
orthiougli Miiithfnl Indiscretion, over Indulg
ence, Ac., Mich as Loss of llialn Timer, Wakefu
ness, Heating iliiwifTalns in the Hack, Seinliiui
Weakness, il. slei In, Nervous l'lostintlou Nocturn
al Kml.si.ious. UMiciitrliien, Dizziness. Weak Mem
ory, I.o.ssof Tower iiuil Impoteney, which it ne
glected often lend to pieiiintnieoltlnteniicl iusnn
ity Trice Ft.X) a bo v. 6 boxes or $5.uu Sent by
mail on reoijpt of price.
A Y It ITT UN i I A I! A NT 15 U f or CVCrv S 00
order, to refund thu monev if a l'-i iniinrn t
cure Is noti-Hit'led Thousand!) ol testimonials
from oltl and young, of both t-exos, permnneittlv
Cv-ii'.tbyAeilitoDiriNK Circular Ireo Address
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
WKSTI'HN III1ANIH.
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ond Washington Sts., Tortlaud, Or.
JUST XJLSClStVXCJD
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Mnnhattan U. M. C and Colt llreech-Loadlng
Shot Onus.
Also a full assortment of Martin, Colt and Win
chester Klfles. The U. .M. C. Much! no Shot (ilius
for 20, aro the best Machine (Sun in the market.
Send for circular. II. T. II I'lMO.V
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The great art of life Is to play for much, and
stake little.
ORDER JY MAIL.
Ono pair No. 1 genuine Huck Gauntlets
fl.50. postage paid, for $2.50 goods.
Order anything anil everything you want to
cat, to use or to wear, and you will get the low
est price and best service at all times. Order a
sample copy of the lust Home Circle containing
price of over .'1,000 artli'lcs, liesltles other valuable
niormatiou. scut tree, ti w in puj j iu unic
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It. Address,
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Largest 'Oeneral Dealers wfi-t of
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Foot Hulls,
Boxing Oloves,
Indian Clubs.
Masks, Foils,
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lectroi bid- Slereot
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To cast Itldlculc on a person you love Is to
nip with frost a flower iu your garden.
Ittlrne-sM lit n IlntiKProiiM Knult
In the kidneys. When inactive they specdllv
fall into disrepair. Those obstinate and fatal
maladies, HrlKht's disease and diabetes, euue
with terrible ceitaluty upon the Inaction of the
orsans aftected, Catairhof the bladder, enuresis.
Rravel and stratiRury are also to be apprehended
from a partial parahtls of the bladder, of which
weakness and slumlshuc ss are the cause. Hos
teller's Stomach Hitters is a tine tonic aud pro
moter ol activity fot the renal nruans, and one
which can be relied upon to alltird them the re
quisite stimulus without e.xcltlnif them an
effect to be feared from the unmedlcated alco
holic excitant of commerce. A further beuell
cent cflect of the Dittos, by renewing activity
of the kidneys, is to etiLble them to drain from
tlie blood lu its passage throiun them. Imparl
tics productive of rheumatism and dropsy.
Nervousness, fever and bki.c, constipation and
dyspepsia are conquered by the liittets.
A drop of water has the same properties as the
sea, but cannot exhibit a storm.
Vhltc Elephant of Slum, Lion of Eng
land, Dragon of China, Cross, of fcwltzer,
land, Banner of Periia, CrcHcent of Egypt
Double Englo of Russia, Star of Chill, The
Circle of Japan, Harp of Erin.
To get these buy a box of the genuine
Dn. C. McLank'b Cki.kiiuatkii Livkii
Pills, price cents, and mall us the out
side wrapper with jour address, plainly
written, and 4 cents in stamps. o will
then mail you the above list with an clo
gant packago of oleographip and chro
matic cards.
FLKMIN'O BltOH., PlTTSHDRO, Pa.
Towetsaro measured by their shadows and
groat men by then calumniators,
IS" Nimifl 'nr li-rlrft.
I CURE FITS!
I do not mean merrlj- to ttop them for a time and
then hate them nturu agitln. I awan a radical cure.
1 hare made the illvae of fits, Ei'lLicrnV or fali
IMi sickskss a llfe-lotif study I warr.uit my reniedi
to cum the worst cases. ItecAuso others havo faUed If
no reason for not no receiving a cure. Send at once
fur a treutlne aud a free Ixittle of my Infallible remedy,
Olte li reM and Post Oltlce.
II 11, KOOT M O. 183PcailSt.,NewYoik.
$160 PER MONTH
And expenses to represent tho
Pacific liand and liOan Co.
In tills county, llest of references required. Ap
ply at Home Olllcc.
Flood llulliliiiic.Nnii KriuiclNco. Onl.
f fc to HH ii itny. Samples worth Wf.lfS
3f KltKK. Lines not under horses' feet.
rwtfrllu llri'WHtiT Hnlcty Ilclii
Iloliti--4-o.. Holly. .Ulrh.
j 8ALENA APPLIER FOR PILES
niSTr'rv And nil Iteelnl HlM-oaoH. )
A?-' TtZZIrlZflj-l 3S Pi' menns o t h Is New 1 lift ru
ASSwVjTjlrVvjment patients (real (Iki-m.
Pf. , flse.irI0.1H',on ob- I
kj tain continuous IiiIi-mihI prrasuroatid support, 1
!r toU'erwItlimeillcinnl application lliril.r to
tho alfectt-d part. . Instantrelii.f In nil niterf. i'rlco (by
U'."'.'.'.' honilMJiiiipforPampldet No. II. Addrcis,
Tri1:: mh Co.,?lH KicramentoSt ,Snn Francisco,
Lai. "Dr. Pierce s l'llo ltnniedy"nn excellent medlclno
to,.,!"B wj'h t li 'Appllor,' can lo imllod to any address
ilthm tho Uultod Htato. Pricoof tho Kcmody.fJI.
&l JlllllV-y-' HOW TO A
tr.ri anvir.F rnrri
tuflcrlogfroml.oai. Yliror,
m i-riHin.i, a it-
i-.t lta.l I .. fta ,L
finm I (litl.i'r tl.tiu .... ,...
o.. ared without SCoin-
M v iff W Wl
Restored
ii ruiruiiiir, djt
HEM STOM TREATMENT.
tit cut i ooo fnnrfF, AuurvM,
THE MAR8TON CO,
1U parK Place, mow Tor
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III
:. Parlee's I
PARDEE'S
EEUFHEO
REMEOy
I AKQ CftAT
The Great Cure
lpnxEii.ro
1-rtP'fU ei
INDIGESTION
AND CONSTIPATION.
!ri,ai nvaf.v
l.ltlSITIS s I
A Regulator of the Liver f Kidneys.
A SPECIFIC FOK
Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Neuralgia,
And all other blood nnd Skin Diseases.
iPtfinrrc
ItttEBFira
REMEDY
I AND CrtM
SLCCOPunrrt
IPRICCII.CO
fRiprno Et
Bpiral-txKi:
It la ft positive ruro for nil thoso Painful, Dolicnto
Cotni'lfiiiitH and complicated troublcH and "WeaknoHBCH
coininon among our "Wives, Mothers and Daughter!.
Tim effect in immediate and lonting. Two or throo
cIobch of Dr. Parrteo'H Itcnicdy taken daily keopn
tho blood cool, tho liver and kldnoyH active, and will en
tirely eradlcato from thu Hj'Htem all traced of Scrofula,
Halt Khcum, or any other form of blood (Hhcubo.
No inedicino over introduced in thin country lias mot
with Hiich reatly nalo, nor given Btich universal Batlsfaction
whenever used an that of Dr. Pardee's Remedy.
ThiH remedy huH been used in tho hoHpitals throughout
tho old world for tho pat twonty-flvo years, atf a 8iociflc
for tho iiliovo diHeancH, and it hiw and will euro when all
other so-called remodioH fall.
Bond for pamphlet of toitimonialH from tnoso who havo
In-'en cured l y Hh ubo. DniggiutH uell it at $1.00 per
bottlu. Trj it and bo caivinced.
I naaHBBa
MAI UFAGTUWU) IlV
Pardee Medicine Company, Rochester, N, Y.
IPABDEE'E
REMEDY
I AM) CTEAt
I31UU) pinna
Ippxeiixo
l-ntPiiu.Ev
bvatiiucxc
PARDEE' El
lElEBIlEO
REHEDr
AND CfCM
3LWJ0 PtffUTO
praccum
rfUPIHll II
PURE
IU r mxrlor eicollciic proten hi millions of home for
morethm qusrter of century. It Is used br the
United BUU (lorernn-ent. KnilormU by the heads of
the Great Unlrorf 'Iltn M the HUnatclt, Purest nd most
Httalthful. nr. Prion's Cream lUklnn Poader doua not
oontjiln Anxnouls, lime or Alum. Hold only iu cans.
PIUOK HA KINO I'OWDKIt CO.
NKW YORK. CHICAGO HAN K11ANCI8CO.
CHICHiiSTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
RCD CROSS DIAMOND BRAND.
-js!i nu.l .ure I.ndlen. a-i H
VSAll'" llliiiiionil llriiiiit.l
Vi",lM'lsi,-i, lu-aleil with 1,1
Tlii onlj f IUMei-111 firal. 8nfe
In n'll, tnf-
lue lIMnm,
kvi I ake in. nther. All r111' lQ rk-wboirl
- W'ishm ullh fin! rri ar ilaniceroiia
fn euiinterri'lta. FcnJ -le. (tftmpi) for rr
vf ttouUr., Irillmoaial., ttf., an,l lteller
lur l.nille." in tftlrr, iy return mall.
I Mtlintrr I bf m. CoM HkIUik Hq., I'hlla., l a.
I prescribe and fully en
dorse IIIk : as the only
specific tiirtlircertHlncure
of this disease.
U.II.INIIUAIIAM.M. n.,
Amstrrttiim, N. Y.
We have sold Illg C3 for
many years, and It has
TO 5 l)TB.,
Cnrrt la
flDaail&l3 nol ul
eaiua Birlouu-a.
glXTitiei-imleilCo.
ClnclnnaUJ
, eiven tne uesi ol satis
i faction.
Ohio.
v. it. DvenriA co.,
Ohlcaco. llL
'Bart
181.00. Sold by Urugelsts,
AGENTS AND PEDDLARS.
Send for Wholesale Pr.co List of
INotioris, Stationery
AND
HoueohoUl Articles nt Bottom Prlcoa.
T. A. .HOOIIV.
118 Front Street, Portland, Or.
til PIN WAY KitANlOll.i'KAMEft
Piancx; Purdett (h-sani. baod lailrumenu. Luml
-luck of Hhivt Music and Itooli. IUndj sanpUel al
Kattern Prtaef. MATT1IIAB QUAY VQ , tX Hott
sIfhI, (Ian Franctune
Panama Specific- Tlie Ladies' Panacea
For all cases of IrreKUlarltles It stands un
rivalled; pleasant to take; absolutely safe. Ity
mall, securely scaled lu plain wrapper, prico
fl.fiO. l'UMUIIIU ltMlllu Co.. IIox ,'t4H,
Ml...
V P. N. T7. N. WlttH r.' N. TT No. 375
TO MAKE
A
Delicious Biscuit
Ask your Grocer for
CCW BRAND
SODAM SALERATUS.
lbsolately Part.
ii,'l4l-E.viJ-s'
FOR-
p;roee'e
CEjiBfJIED
REMEDY
AND GTCATI
3Ltxa PUTJIT
riaciT.oo.
PREFAFXO.EY
iiiatiowcel
MlWItl.' "
PARDEE'S
CELEBF1TED
REMEDY
AKO CItAl
SLUHJPUfitfH
PIKEIM
ntruu .
IHfttHtW
EELEBP1TE0
REMEDY
I AND CfXAT
UHIWH
PUH It
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OPPRICES
CREAM
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SIfJi
'Iremedy
131 and crcAt
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