The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918, September 26, 1889, Image 3

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    GERMANY AND FRANCE.
tVlint (ipncml Wnlpley Think of the Ar
mien of Tiro Cnuutrle.
I tnko the Gcrmnn army ns tho high
est existing typeof tho militnry system
and organization which tho changes
effected in armies by tho French revo
lution hnvo led up to, nnd much as 1
admiro Unit nrmy as a soldier, I admire
it still more as n citizen. Great as it is
for war, it is indefinitely greater as a
national school for the moral, inentnl
nnd physical training of tho people.
Designed exclusively for war, it lias be
como tho most important of peaco in
stitutions. In it all Germans are train
ed to strength and and taught tho llrst
principles of personal cleanliness and
of health. Thero they loarn to bo
honest and manly, and aro taught tho
excellence of those virtues which sorvo
to make men good subjects and law
abiding citizens. It is tho school of
tho nation, in which deep lovo of
fntherland is fostoied and cherished,
and where all classes learn that there
is honor in obedience and nobility in
self-sacrifice. Tho principlo that merit
should be adequately rewarded, which
according to Carlyle was tho uncon
scious dcslro of tho French revolution,
is realized almost perfectly in tho Ger
many army of to-day. The German
non-commissioned olllcer after serving
twelve years with tho colors, knows
that ho will be offered civil employ
ment on tho railways or in tho police
or customs forces, and that this civil
post will bo one higher in honor, and
generally witli better pay attached
to it, than ho would have boon
at all likely to reach in tho
open competition of life. And so ho
dovotcs himself to his duties when in
tho army with an ardor elsowhero un
known. It is a common complaint in
France, on tho other hand, that their
non-commissioned oflleers aro not as
good as they might be, and that they
aro not extremely energetic may, per
haps, bo inferred from tho fact t. at
their enorgy is not afterward rewarded
by an assured and high placo in civil
life. Furthermore, it is said that tho
gentlemen volunteors of one year are
not tho sourco of strength they should
bo to tho French army. In Germany
theso young gentlemen, wo hear, are
required to live for six weeks or so in
tho barracks with tho common soldiers,
but after this period, in which they are
suppose.! to have learned tho routine
of barracks life, they aro allowed to
take private lodgings, and so relieved
from tli" companionship which is dis
tasteful to (hem. In Franco tho vo'un
teer is compelled to pass his year in the
Chambrec. side by side with tho peas
ant or workingman, who ho not infre
quently subsidizes and turns into a ser
vant. In Franco tho spirit of equality
seems hero to bo pushed a little too far,
and wo aro informed tho result is thai
tho gentleman volunteer becomes di
contented, wliilo tho private soldier is
ffot benefitted. Hut however real these
causes of complaint may be. it can
scarcely bo denied that in Germany
anu in iwiuieo also, tlio army
is tho great training school of tho
nation in virtues which can not bo too
highly esteemed. Genoial Wolsolov.
in Fortnightlv Review.
HUMOR ON WHISKERS.
I'cciillur OliHiM'VMtlciiiH MikIo liy it Dig
grunt led IliiIosnilinr.
What is thero that is so tromondous-
ly funny about t ho word whiskers?
Instance whore tho uso of it will not
raise a laugh aro hard to lind. Hard
as the fact may be to explain, it is
novertholoss trno that jokos in which
whiskers, or roferenco to them, no
matter how irrelevantly made, excite
moro morriment than any other form
of witticism under tne sun. A, let us
say, who is smooth shaven, meets II,
who rejoices in a flowing set of jowl
trimmings. "Ha." says A, "you'ro
looking pretty lino this morning, 15;
whiskers aro well, I see." Whereupon
A laughs uproariously and strides off
leaving 11 sure that a good thing has
been said, but sllghlly mystified ns to
its gonoral purport. In tho theater tho
word is indisponsablo to tho low com
edian. In a play I wltnessod somo lit
tlo timo a?o ono of tho comedians
walked on tho stage wearing a long sot
of gray whiskers "(Jolly," criod tho
second comedian, who was standing
noar by, "what a chanco for tho wind!"
Whereat tho purquotto tittored. tho
balcony laughed und tho gallery howl
ed itsolf into fits. For tho boardiug
houso funny man to remark that "tho
butter has whiskers 011 it" is to ensure
him a round of applauso from his friends
at tho table, wliilo if ho mako3 tho ob
servation that tho tardy dudo of tho
esUibllshmont, who is lato for dlnnor, is
"combing his whlskors," his reputation
as a wit will bo llrmly established for
all time. It is all very wonderful, but
very mystorious. l'ornups, in order to
understand tho full amount of humor
contained in a rofero.ico to whiskers, it
is necessary to wear liiom. It is almost
worth whilo raising a sot to find it out.
Chicago Journal.
Tho largest organ In tho world has
just boon constructed by Messrs. 1I111&
Son, of London, Kug. It wjh mndo for
tho town hall of Sydney, New South
Wales, at a cost of $75,000. Tho in
strument has 120 hounding stops, and
possesses tho extraordinary novelty of
n pedal rood stop of sixty-four feet
sounding longth. Tho wind supply is
maintained by a gas engine of great
power.
- - s-p m ' 1 -
Tho "miraculous berry" of Wost
Africa is covored externally with a
soft, sweet pulp, which imparts to the
palnto a sonsat on that renders it possi
bio to partakOof sour substances, and
even of larOiric acid, limo juice and
vinegar, and to give to them u flavor of
absolute sweetness.
THE TURTLE'S HOME.
An linmriifte llriulrjuim of the Itrptllei
on nn Orinoco Islnntl.
In tho northern part of tho South
American continent, but a few hundred
miles from the Atlantic coast, thero lies
a range of grent mountains, or rnther
Boveral ranges of mountains, which
hnvo been for mnny years practically
an unexplored region. Theso aro tho
mountains lying between tho basins of
tho Orinoco nnd Amazon rivers, nnd be
tween Ilrazil on tho southward and
Guinea nnd Venezuela on tho north
ward. They aro known to contain sov
crnl lofty catarncts, and other physical
features of great interest.
Tho Sierra I'nrima, a mountain rango
and plateau lying wholly within tho re
public of Veuozuola, has lately been ex
plored for tho first timo by u European,
by M. ChntTniijon, n French geographer.
Ho traced tho sources of tho Orinoco
river to a little torrent which falls in a
series of cascades from ono of tho
mountains of the Farimiu
Ono of tho features of interest which
M. ClialTtmjon describes in his account
of his journey wns an immenso rendez
vous of turtles, which had gathered for
tho purpose of laying their eggs, on
the little island of lluena Vista, in tho
Orinoco.
"Many turtles nro to bo encounter
ed," M. ChafTatijon says, "all along tho
Orinoco, but at this island of liuona
Vista, where nature seems to have ar
ranged every thing for their conven
ience, their number is very great. Tho
island is about a leaguo in length and
surrounded by sloping banks of sand.
In this fine sand tho turtles doposit
their eggs, which are hatched by the
heat of tho sun.
"Somo timo in tho month of February
thousands of turtles como out upon the
shoro of tho island as woll as upon the
neighboring banks of tho river, and bo-
rrin nrmnnmiilinn- nn ntwl ilmvn ni if n -
... if... . , . total Ignorance of the fact, tlit Dr. l'ierces Kav
cortaining whether it is entirely safo to ( orito l'rc-criptiim N a positive cure for the most
lnv tIioIt- nfrrra lint lliow iln nnt Imrr
laying until March. Then thoy dig a
number of littlo holes in tho sand, in
which eacli fomalo doposits from eighty
on - 1 o
to ono hundred and twenty eggs." j
Tho French traveler observod the 1
habits of theso animals by hiding him-'
self, wrapped in his Dlanket, behind n
hillock of sand close to tho edgo of the ,
river. A littlo after nightfall tho tur-'
ties began coining out of tho water, ,
proceeding very cautiously, holding
their heads erect nnd waiting long, as
if thoy feared tlio approach of thoir ,
human enemies. 15y-and-by, ns if reas
sured, they came out in great numbers, 1
and began sporting about tlio sand.
Tho half-breed Indians who accom
panied M. CliatTanjon assured him, 1
however, that tho turtles would not bo- f
gin to lay their eggs until the Southern
. .1. . . . , .. . ,
yross, wnicn is too cuaracierisuc oo-, To bo n ,,,,..,,. s not mwy to have sub
ject of tlio firmament in tho Southorn i tie thoughts, but so to love wisdom as to live ae
hemisphere was completely formed- i our'"" '" """"-
that is, not until tho four stars which
form tlio cross had moved on through
tho heavens, until they woro perpen
dicular witli tho horizon.
In fact, at midnight tho great mass ol
tlio turtles had gono back into tho river j
without laying, leaving but a fow ol
their companions behind them to act as i
sentinels. But at half-past two in tlie
morning, nt tho moment when the 1
Southern Cross seemed exactly perpon-1
dicular with -tho horizon, a groat ilut-
toring wns perceived on tho shore ol '
tho river; tlio turtles were coming out ,
in battalions.
Thoy scattered rapidly in every di
rection, digging up tho sand, laying
thoir eggs and covering tliem over
again, and apparently taking greal
pains to leave tho surface looking as
thoy found it-
M. ChalTanjon und his companions
captured threo of thoso turtles, the
shell of ono of which measured eighty
five inches in length by twenty-three in
width. Jts weight was moro than sixty
seven pounds.
The natives capture largo numbers ol
tho eggs of thoso turtles, as woll as ol .
tho creatures themselvos, which nr j
ujed iu tho manufacture of a kind ol i
oil.
Tho appearance of tho turtles upon
tho beacli at tlio apparent moment ol
tho complete formation tho Southern
Cross, on cneh night during thoir lay-1
ing season, is undoubtedly duo to coin-
dencc, and tho supestitious natives con
noct tho two circumstances hint thr '
IlCCl UIO IWO CllCUUlSiances. JUSl as UK
ancient hgypliatlS connected tllO sotting :
Of tho constellation ArctlirUS With tllf I
rising of tho Nile. Youth's Companion.
The Nature of Mushrooms,
It is a curious tiling that concerning
tho mushroom, which is to bo found
ovorywhero in such abundnnco, and
which would mako so valuablo un
article of food if properly usod, Amer
icans nro generally so Ignorant that at
a rule thoy can not toll it from a toad
stool; and although nearly ovory Irish
woman can bring in ti baskot of mush
rooms out of hand, ovon then many arc
afraid to cat them. Curtain peoplo will
claim that any thing with gills paral
lel edges lining all tho under sido is
edible, but will not oat it thomselvos
othors claim that tho gill must bo of b
particular color. Thoso will hnvo only
tho mushroom grown in a collar, those
only tho mushroom grown witli nothing
between it and tho sky. Tho mushroom
loved In It ily is rojoctod In England,
nnd tho best English mushroom of all
is rognrded in Italy as of tho same no
turo us tho ovll-oyo. It would bo well
worth while to havo some Instruction
made common as to tho gonoral nature
of this growih, tho innoconco of somt
species and tho deleterious quality ol
others. bun r runclsco ArgonuuU
An mill jf'pn lici'lirrpil llin ntlim
day in two hay fields not an eighth of e
mno a pari in Lancaster, ra. in on
nil work was htrmiied for tint ilnv lie
pouring rain, while in tho other not 1
drop fell .all duy.
( Musknielons should not be kept on
Ico too long boforo serving, ns thoy loso
I their flavor if they beconio too cold,
two hours is long enough to keep them
i on ice. DemorcsL
j To euro corns apply acetic5 acid
night and morning until thoy disappea'r,
which should generally bo in about n
wecK. Bunions may bo relieved by
rubbing them with caustic balsam every
ovening.
When a peddler or solicitor of any
kind comes along nnd wants to glvo
something for nothing, you ought to
know that ho is a fraud. Nonoof thoso
sharpers sells you a dollar's worth of
goods for ten cents.
Iced currants mako a beautiful
dessert, especially tho red and white
varieties, mixed. Tnko the olean,
whole -bunches, nnd dip thorn, holding
by tho stem, into boaten whito of egg,
then into finely powdered sugar, dry
for an hour, and then ropcat.
To mako a ham, veal or lobster
omelet, have tho meat finely chopped
and spread over the top boforo begin
ning to roll. An herb omlot is mndo by
chopping parsley, thyme and sweot
marjorain in any desired quantity, and
, stirring in tho mixtures before it ia put
in the pan.
Layer Cream Cako. Ono cup of
sugar, four eggs, ono cup of flour, two
tablespoon fills of molted butter, three
l tablespoonfuls of baking powdor; bako
in jelly tins. Cream Ono cup of sour
cream, ono cup of sugar, ono cup of
1 chopped hickory-nut meats; boil ilvo
minutes; spread between tlio layers.
Yankee liludc.
IMiii'i'iuirc
Is but the Mi'iwtnc-Monc to tliie divine Institution:-,
tin1 family mill the heme, which cotii-tl-tnte
tin very foundation on which our liiitlon
1 re-t: anil ujon the health anil (.trenntli of the
wife, and mother, depends the Min.shlne anil en
, Jnymcut of the home, and the prosperity of the
1 family. ThoiiMinds of wives and thouatidi of
single ladles, drim out a wenry exl-tcnce in con
M-micnce of pcrplexillir "female di-orders." ill
CompUCIIICIl 111111 O'JM llllUC CIISCS Ol leUCOrrilCIl,
prolapus weak back, 'female weakness" aute
ersion, retroversion, l'arliiK-dowii sensations,
chronic congestion, iullamation, ulceration,
and kindred ailments, (iuariinteed to Kivesat
factlon, or money lefunded. All driiK.idsts.
1)r. vimss ivilcts-cle.iiiM- and rcculate the
stomach, bowels and system generally. One a
dose- purely vegetable.
A simile conversation across the table wltli'ii
wise man is better than ten years mere study of
books.
White Elephant of Slam, Lion of Eng.
and, Dragon of China, Cross of Switzer,
land, Banner of Persia, Crescent of Egypt
Double Eagle of Russia, Star of Chili, The
Circle of Japan, Harp of Erin.
To get these buy a box of the genuine
Dk. C. McLank's Cki.khkatkd Livkii
Pills, price 5Jn cents, and mail us the out
side wrapper with your address, plainly
written, aud 4 cent In stamps. We will
then mail you tho above list with an ele
gant package of oleographic and chro
matic cards.
Flkmino Bros., Pirrsnuno, Pa.
Kvmtv kv.ui-to.u (;oxk.
Probably no disease inllii'ts 50 much contin
uous pain as Kheumatlsin. Over" no single com
plaint has Dr. David Kennedy's l-'avorite Kern
edy, of Komlout, N. Y., won mine tures than
ltliciimatlsm. liy Its use the iiKonlzed patient
can once more Use his limns and freed from past
years of pain.
Mr. Frank t-itrnlt, n well-known merchant of
New llnmliiirt. N. V.,says; "1 KUll'ered tortures
from Sciatic Kheumatlsin. My ease was a very
bad one, and none of the means taken pivc me
relief. 1 use Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Kemcdy, of Uoudout, N. V., am entirely rid of
everv symptom of my trouble. Only three bot
tles brouKht about this wonderful result. It lias
built me up and been of Krciit benefit to me In
other ways. I heiirtlly recommend It to other
bull'erers.
Dk. Kknnkdv's Kavoimte Hk.mkdy, made nt
Itondout, N. Y. 1; 6 for .r.
Send for book, how to cure Kidney, Liver and
lllood disorders,
The only legitimate aimer Is a holy emotion
dlieeted against an unholy tiling. Sin, not our
neighbui, must be Its object.
A pocket mutch-info free to smokers of
'Inn-sill' Punch" 5c. Cigar.
The great art of life is to play for much,
stake little.
and
If allllcted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Uyu Water. Druggists sell it, fflc.
TkyIOrkmka for hrnRfefaHt.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is a peculiar mcillcinu. It is carefully pruiarcj
from Harsaiarllla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock,
I'lpslsscwa, Junijicr llorrlcs, and other well
known and uluabla ugutablo remedies, by a
peculiar combination, proiiortion and process,
i;iving to Hood's Sarsaparilla curative jtowcr not
possessed by other muulciiie. It olfects remark
ablu cures where other preparations fall.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the best blood purifier before the public. It
1 eradicate eury impurity, and cures Scrofula,
I Salt Hlieutn. Hoih. i'ininlcs. all Humors. Dm-
l,eIBla ltiliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Ue'neral i)cWilty Catarrh, Itheumatlsm, Kidney
and Liver Complaints, overcomes that tired feeling:,
eaU-8 an appetite, and build uj, tho fystem.
H09Q S sarsaparilla
Has mt neculiar and muiarallcleil success at home.
Such has become its )upularity III Lowell, Mass.,
where it Is made, that whole neighborhoods aro
taking It at tho samo time. Lowell druggists noli
mom of Houd'HSarsuarilUtliati of all other Baruajia.
rillas or mood puriiiera.
Hood's Sarsaparilla k
Sold by druggUU, 1; six for $5. Prepared only by
u. l. iiouiJ & uu., AJUi0carRS, lyjweu, jnas.
. IOO Doses Ono Dollar.
i precribn and fully rn
dorbtt lg a m the only
specific fortliituertaliicuro
(( this disease.
O.H. IMIItAIIAM.M. D.,
Aumli-rdum, N. Y,
We have nold Dig (1 for
many years, and .1 bus
given me ucii oi sans-
faction.
1). It. DYOIlK a CO.,
Chicago, IIL
1.00. lold by Druggists.
THE GUARANTY
LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
IINCOIII-OIUTKllJ
OK
HA.V FIIAXt'lHUO - OAI.IFOHXIA.
Make 4.000 Urnim. ill Minis of f 5 to .' (XJ0, (hr-Kn-KutliiK
IMiOO) leKiilarly on tuo'joth ilay
of each mouth, to holders ol eel tllli utes of
unlllratlou.
Applications Limited to 100,000
All ordcru must be ucrompiiiiled by til for cuch
eertlllcBte.
gWVuW list of Ijuiis nwardi'd upX'iir In nil
the i-an Francisco dully utM-rs on tho '.'1st duy
of i-iieti mouth, uml of the prlnclpul cities Iu the
Kul.
In ever)' W)W" ln ,uc Unlw-il KtiiU. Corrtiiiou-
denco solicited.
Ofllfo-litJlO JlurUrt Ht..Hnu KraiirlHco.
kN. P. N. D. No, 'Mi S JS. N. U. No. 87'J
rC a rt 1 1 a B
, Vl TO 1 UATSV
i dVBurmau4 ftel 11
1 vJV MiMBlrlAUr.
El MrlbU
OlnoinnatlJBMBI
TIIK.M,Y WllITi: KI.KIMIAXT I.V
TIIK WOltl.li
Has nt last arrived, and after n prcat ex
pense and much crouble, cm beacon free
of cost, quietly enjoylngjthe see breezes
Hint waft across the marshes near the Kith
street station, Oakland ( al., where for the
present he Is to be quartered. This pon
derous nninial was Imported to the t nltcd
States by the Slerr ( heinlcnl ('ominy. the
manurncturersof the Great Sierra Kid
ney mul Liver Cure that hnsso re-cntly
Kahied n position as the lending Kidney
ami Liver Cure on this coast. All drug
gists have these valunblo goods fur sale.
White elephants In their own country aie
a religious phenomena and are worshiped
by tlio natives with all the faith they
possess. He is at thiswrlting, In thecharge
of Mr. V. P. Mitchell, Oakland's only nat
uralist, at whofe command he quietly sub
mit to any and all cal's. Mr. Mltchel'
has perfect control over this treat nnd
truly wonderful beast of the jungle. His
proportions are immense, standing 0 feet
high by 50 feet from hend to tail. His
tusks are 10 feet long, nnd as he Ntaoids
with the sun shining upon his magnificent
pure bite skin, the elicit upon the looker-on
is mnrvelous, being Hint of nn im-'
tneiiso mountain of living snow. Don't
fall to see this natural curiosity. It is an
event of a lifetime without money or
price. All Overland, anil Hcrkelev tin'ns
pass the station, HUh street. It will pay
ever) bodyjto sec this monarch cf the ani
mal world.
Mwt'iit hy tlio Tld of Popularity
To the topmost pinniiele of succes, Hostetter's
Stomnch Hitters stiinds shlnlUK proof of what
genuine merit, bucked by the livlni; oree of
proven facts, eiin Httnin. The North nnd South
American continents, Kurope, Austriilin, tin
West Indies, (iiuitemala und Mexico liuve all
contributed wide patronage und testlmonv of
the most favorable kind-but un'olleltcd' to
swell the reputation of this sterliiiK remedv
AmtuiK the maladies for which the most eon
vincliiK public and professional testlmonv
proves that it Is a bcuhui curative, are chills
and fever, bilious remittent, dumb aituc and
iiKuerake, djsiiepvla, ller complaint, nervous
ness, debility, kidney and bladder complaints.
It mitigates the iufcrmities of aw. hastens eon
valeeeiice, has n tendeney to prevent ill eon
senuences from exnure nnd c hautlnii. Per
sons of sedentary liablts aud laborous occupa
tions w ill find It an ever useful tonic.
(Juarrels w ould never last long If the trouble
was only on one side.
.1. II. Kllt, Clicmi'stt mill AHHiiyer.
CJl, Washington St., Portland, O. Packages by
mall or express promptly attended to.
There is always a suspicion of hypocriey
about people Who .ire too good.
'oiikIin uml llouiHi-iioHN. The irrita
tion which Induces I'oughlng Is Immediately
relieved by "llrvwit s Jlrunchtal 'VoWicd." Sohl
only In boxes.
lie who hws lialf an hour every morning runs
after It during all the daj without being able to
to overtake it.
The Celebrated French Sure,
w'r"APHRODITINE''-(;;!H
Is POl.tl ON 1
POSITIVE
GUARANTEE
t o eu re n n y
fin in o( nervous
disease, or any
illsnider of the
geneintivo or
gnus of elthei
sex whether ir
islug (linn the
BEf ORE
AFTER
exccsiiiu ufc of Stimulants, 'lobneco or Opium
v. iiiMiuK-i juuiniui iiiiii-cicuou, over inning
ence, Ac., such as Loss m lliain Pouer, Wnkefu.
ness, Hearing do-vii I'alus in the Hack, Semliuit
Vt eakness, 11 stei ia, Nervous PinMiatiuu Nocturn
ill Unilsslons. I.eucorrhien, Dizziness, Weak Mem
ory, Loss of Power and Impotent1), which it no
glectetl often lend to piemaliiieoltlageand Insiiu
It y Price Jl.00 a bov ti boxes for $5.1W Kent by
mail on recrdpt of price
A W 1 1 ITT H N ( ; I A 1 1 A NT K I! f or C very .1 00
oruei, to lefunil the mouev if a l'eriiiiiiit-nt
emu is notetlected Thousands of testimonials
from old nud young, of both sexes, permanently
ccred hy Aimihoiutinr I'lrcular free Arid runs
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
WKSTKHN IIIClNril,
"03". 27 l'OKTI.AN'D OR
Bold by Strelhlg A I.aue, Druggists, cor. Sec
ond Washington tits., Portland, Or.
FOR THE BLOOD.
HwilVsKnccHle hits cured me of a mallg-
I mint breaking tint on my leg, which cnuseri
I Intolerable pain. It wusciilleri ic7fiiiu by
thutltitlors tciiirorwhemtreiitetl uiewith
I no relief. I cnuilliuy coiuesa inn, i ow e
Iit.v ,.r...nt l'iiiiiI henllli lo H. H. H.. which
Iln my estliiiHllon Is Invaliiiibln us u blood
I remiHiy .i is .i c i.i n i.
."J7 Jf. 10(11 hi., hi. i.ouis, .im,
ilnr In. hi- when two IlllllltllS llltl WIIM lit-
tacked with Scrofula, which for u long
tiiiu. roveil in.r evesiuht entirely. anil
I caused us to despair of her life. Tim doctor
Inlleil lo relieve n-r, aim " Kvt
Hwin'H hiiccltlc, which soon cured her en
tirely, anil hlie Is now hale and heitrtv.
V, Dki.K, Will's Point, Texas.
I SCir Henri Inr Imnk giving history of
rUimil Diseases and advice to sullercrs,
mulletl tree
Tile; hivin srr.cir n w.,
I)raer:i, Atluntii.lla.
The above i'tclure UcprtHnl
CAPTAIN S. GREENWOOD,
Mastsr oflfce steamsltlp Kaoawla.
Alwiut n year ago ho observetl n trniipii
hniigu la his feelings. He. felt tired iu
itenil of igoroiiK' ncn'oiiK Instead ol
'ron(.'. Ills iipiit'tltu bcciimc p.ornnd his
Iccii broken, I lo tried to overcome Uicm
feelings, but they would not yo. lie then
noticed pulii anil IrrlVil Itui in the water
hiiuiiuls, and that thu llu'tls passed wcio
jftcii thlik ami with n h uui on top or a
brick-dust i-cdlmiiit at tho liottoui All
ihcso wcro llio sure symptoms of that fear
ful d I sense, C'aturrli of thu lilatlder, which
has always been considered Im arable, and
they continued until tlio I'nptalu was In
a terrible condition. Hut hu Is tho plcturo
(if health uml vigor to-tlay, nnd lie owes
It entirely to that wonderful medicine,
Hunt's Itetnetly, C'atit. Greenwood lays:
"I am so certuln of tho great value, of
limit's Itcmcdy, thnt I nlway carry u sup
tdy on shlplaiard for thu Uses of my men,
nnd I prcscrlln) It whentivcr they are ailing.
After curing mens it did, nnd resturlng my
vlfo, (ivhom thu U-t phyrl'-lntu of Nut
Vorlt iinlil wan dying of tumor.) to perfect
herlth, I swear hy It."
This (I rent iteinedy nbtotutcty cure all
Kidney, Liver iiml Urinary Dlstutcs.
1'ur Kale hy all I-nlor.
O. N. CUITTKNTO.V, Oeut-rnl A (cent,
115 1'ultou Bt., N. Y. ,
.r ptMH 10 Ik Junti JUmtJg Co, fnrl
iltw, A. I.
0m
HL'ltK Cl'IIK KOIt I'll.KH.
Sure rnrc- for Mind, bltH-dliiR anil Itrhlnc Piles.
One liox has f nrcd the wort chc of ten year"
Mainline. N'ooneiKHsl smITIt t.-u minutes after
iislns Klrk' Herman Pile Ointment. It absoibs
tumors, allays the Itchlnt!, acts as a poultice,
elves relief. Ilr. Klrk Herman Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for Plies and Itching of the
private parts, and nothing else. Kvery box Is
wnrraniiti i
Sold by PniKirIM and sent by mall on receipt 1
of price. 11.00 .er tox. J. J. Mack A Co., Whole-
sale Agents, baa Francisco,
Men would U le-s wicked If thev would hunt 1
for fewer opportunities.
Why not.suir your elottet, by using the
lie-st, purest. imif rtuiwmiial soup, Dob.
bin's Kleetric. .Mndc ever since 1MM. Try
it once and jou will us,, it ulwuis. Your
grocer keeps it or v I M-ilt. Iibk for the
inline Dobbtns.
r One must h axe heart to eiiloi a persons
Itles. aud mind to endure his defctts
ipml
fc PURE
Its (tiperlor elcOlonc" prof uu In millions of homm foi
moro tLn quarter of century. It Is umul by tlir
I'tilUsl HUt (loTernrcunt. Kuilonu-d by tho btsuls of
the (lr.nl Unlrerr'tles u the Btroagest, Purtwt and most
Healthful. l)r. Price's Oream llliiti Von iltr do not
c-..iUilo Aimnotita, Unic or Alum. H.M ouly In cans.
PRICK II A KINO POWHKR tH).
NKW YOKK,
rillCAUO
HAN KUANCIBCO
ClZ&
I'or business pursuits nt the Portland llu-'ncss
College, Portland uugou. or at the Capit.il llus
in ess College. Salem. Ortyon. llolh school, arc
under the inanaKcmctit nl A P ArmslroiiK, have
same cour-e of studies and nuiic rates of tuition
Mi ci s i ia o s s, ."- Bt v t En a n .
Typewriting, l'cuiniuisliip and ICukIIsIi Depart
incuts. Day nnd evening sessions, stiidcutsnd
milted at any time. Kor joint C.italoLuc,nddrc.-.s
rurtl.m.l lliiduiss C.llitiT, All C.iiil.i llu.i.iivH t'ullrr,
1' jrllind. urcRim "II s-nilcin, Orcuou.
"q" mm a'can becurejx
MO I P3lWlM A trial botllo sent I'reo io
anyone ullllcted. lut. TAl'T 1IHO., Hochcster, M.Y.
I UlllilH I , HA till. Gublnr. Itonntid
I'lunos; Ittinloll Orsans, buid luitt-llnnnU. Laru-
stock of 8hw( Music am) llonLs llauils iiniUi) a'
Kastorn Prlort. MAITTHIAB 0LV OO , Vti Ptx
1ln-l. Kn rrnHv
. V 1 1 r-i' 1 1 i VZCJ hi I VJ5 1
1 1 li. i.i m: ar
PARKER HAMMERLESS
Manhattan U. M. ('. and Colt Uieech Uiarilni
Khot duns.
Alsoa full assortment of Mnrllu, Colt and Win
chester Itlllcs. Thu I'. M. V. .Machine Kliot (inns
for f0, lire the best Machine (inn iu the market.
Send for circular. II. T. II I'llMI.V.
S3 Klrst Htreet. Portland, O .
11,11,
PARDEE'S
I JL U.JL U
JElEBrilEO;
p?PRICES
CREAM
AKlNg
Hi1 PopsIod'u Boiiioilir I
The Crreat Cure I 1
- for a
indigestionI
rjREMEOTl
AND TCM
rn:cEi.co
l,j B-,ir tvii.. h
AND CONSTIPATION.
m
KkPeRDEE'E
A Regulator of the Liver f Kidneys.
A SrECIFIC FOH
Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Neuralgia,
And nil other blood nnd Skin Diseases.
K . II
3 remedy!
iLiDomunv'
PiltEtlXD
tj.,nn. sr.
ms&m
MAhO CltAT
jpniEn.cp
OpRtFJItD EI
WilK-htXKC
It in ii jwhUIvo iMiro for nil thoso l'aliifiil, Dcllcato
CoiiipliiintH u(l coiiiiillciitcd trotiblisrt and AVcnkwHHen
coiiiinoti uiiioiiir our Yivt'S, Mothi-M stud Diiuglitore.
Tlio HIi-cl 1h immudiiito and luHting. Two or thn'o
dosfiH of J)r. Panleo'H INiinotly titkun daily kpejm
llio MiKxl cikjI, tho livor ami kidnoyH ai'tivo, and will on
tirt'ly pradiiiato from tho Hyntom all trarori of Hcrofula,
Salt Kheiiin, or any other form of blood diwaso.
No liiedii.'iiio ovor introdiifud in thin t'otiiitry li:m mot
with Hiifh ready nalo, nor j;l von mii'h iinivumul HatlHfat'tion
whonovcr tmoil as that of J)r. l'anlec'H Ileinctly.
Thin remedy Iuih lnson lined in tho hoHjiitalrt throujfhoiit
tho old world for tlio jiarit twoiity-llvo years, an u HH?ciflo
for tlio aliovo diHeaseH, and it hua and will euro when all
other Ho-ealletl remodioB fa'J.
Bond for iiamnhlet of toitimonialH from tliono Avho havo
lieen cured by it uho, DnifijiHtrt noil it at $1.00 ler
liottlo. Try it and bo o winced.
MAI UKACTUVIUJ II V
Pardee Medicine Compaq, Rochester, N, Y.
iPARDEE'El
mimm
REMEDY
Iako err at
lutcorufimj
Ipntniiro
litfaiiumt
Stjacobs OH
T M A D EM A R K sj
Tuc nor at
XT CONQUERS PAIN.
Relieves nnd cures I itKADAClin,
EHEUl-IATISM, 'Toothache, Sprains,
nki'kai.oia, nunsics,
Sciatica, Lumbago. Burns and Scald.
At I)riicu-Its mill Drnlnrs.
TIIE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.. Baltimore, UX
ORDER 1Y MAIL
One pair No 1 i;ouuiiu' Htu-k Gauutlcta
1.50. postage jaitl, for f-'.oO uooils.
Ortlcr Rii) thins and everythin: von want to
eat, to use or to wear, and ou will Kct the low
est price and best service at all time". Order a
saiiiile ecpy of tin lat Itwir CueU contalnlni:
Price of oer;,.tlX)aitlclcs. tusldcs other Miluablu
Information. Sent free It will pay ) ou to havo
ii .iiiircss.
SMITH'S CASH STORE
l.arfCft Oeileral Pcalers west of thu
Mississippi Ulvcr,
418 FRONT STREET,
San ri-niicl-.cn . . 'nl I To rii in
i ntrT"n fn' ri"o'K t'iirt forOon
I 9D I I llfV.IiimiilionisTHi:iU:.ST
1 f I i.1 vlibfcr keeplui- thu voico
I -r jclenr. Scents.
TntH ( i
is
Tint
GREAT
OHIO
tW TTrlle ns
lint work
you itiih t
do with u well
inuclilnr.
AM. OltDKIlS
Hl.l.KI)
PUOMITLV.
TUBULAR WELL AND
PROSPECTING MACHINE
famou for MiciM'cllnir wIhto
utlii'm hnvo fultitl.
SELF CLEANING
Drill drop 00 lo UO ttmrftj
CATALOGUE FREE
LOOMIS & MYMAN
TIFFIN. OHIO.
WILLIAM BECK
WIIOLKNtLR A Nil HKTWI, llTALKKS IN
NS AND SPORTING GOODS
fi.vi:
Wishing Tacklo,
font HallH.
Iioint( Olnvef,
I lid inn (nubs.
Masks, Koila.
Western AKentH for
A. (i. Spaldimr Brttf.'Ts7TOjsm
IIASK HAlih C5UOD3 "rSjin -ti.-v1'
llioycle). Veloeipeduu, Tricycle,;).
Ir. A 1(17 Heeomt St.. I'ort luiiit. Or.
imANCII STOHKs;
HWersltln At , CisiIlihi Kails, W. T.. 114 Htate Kt.,Halem.
BBS
m VIGOR
Restored
HOVTOACTI ADVICE FREE I
MeDiuIlvrlngrroml.llat Vlixr.
.'t-nnii l-llllo, ire-iialiii-t.
loclliic, .'tc, ro
s mug from lQlharetlc),Fscei!efl.
).. jr-tl llliotit iSlom
It ruirulnir. lij
HE M STON TREATMEBT.
Staleilbook ttntfrtt, Adtlmii,
THE MARBTON CO,
1 0 Park Placo, New York
tf K to M u itnj-. KHinplcs worth IVi.lS
1) KHKK. Lines nut under horses' feet
N' Write, llri'WMtor HnlVty Itoln
Holder Co.. Hull v. .Writ..
Kkivakd It you nave an Old 8oro that needs
hcalliiK, and that other remedies, havo failed to
heal, or a breaking out or itching of the scalp
or body; or a Holt, Burn, '.'nt, or any ailment for
which a Halvu Is suitable, buy a 'ii-cent box of
Mcxieuii Hulvf. which Is Warranted to
Otiro when everything ce (alls. l( not kept by
your dni(.;!lst send 25 cents tu stamps to J. (J.
llKMKNT, Ant., Astoria, Or., aud receive, a box
by mall.
Sifi 0(1 Id CjOmII OU " m i -i ' --Jo
lUun III 0JU.w Wlllkllllllur III. .U''IIIH
iireter.fd who can lurnlsh a h'osp n nl d- their
nhulM time to the usIiicsk, Sni.re tnuineiils may li
prollialily emtilnyed ulso. A lew viij.iiiees Iu towm
lUldcilles II. i' JOII.NO.N ."' Ill,, lunj Mnlii Ht.,
R .iiiilld. Vn
N. B.- Plea'e Mate ant nnd butinar experlre:
Kever m'.ml about tending ttamp for reply. B.F.
J. A Co.
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REMEDY
AND CrtAI
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inti
PARDEE'S
HEO
REMEDY
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liLceorunrn
pihce i.ea.
rfc.JHE GREAT - gll
& SON,
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