The Oregon scout., October 03, 1889, Image 3

SUMMER COMPLEXION.
How rale, Delicate Women Can i:nlly
llonutlfr Thenmelic.
To bo fashionable in theso days it is
necessary to bo healthy, and the pale,
dclicuto plrl that has reigned for so
many years must give place to her
more robust sister. The complexion
most admired is the ono having the
most healthful glow, and in no other
way can this bo obtained than by fre
quent physical exercise in tho open
air. Indeed, many girls when away
for the summer almost live in tho open
air, returning In the fall with com
plexions tho envy of more conservative
maids, who are afraid of tho least bit
of sun.
The sun is a wonderful beautifier of
the complexion, but, llko many good
tonics, ought not to bo taken in too
large doses at first. Going from tho
city, where, oven when walking nut,
wo take the shady sldo of a street, di
rectly Into tho glare of a noonday sun
in tho country Is of all things to bo
avoided. In fact, tho noonday sun is
penetrating oven to very healthy coun
try people, and it is not advisable to
seek It too often, even for the sako
of tho complexion. Tho morning and
afternoon sun will do all that Is de
sired in this respect.
Some fair-skinned peoplo aro pro
vented from enjoying tho country,
owing to getting so easily sun-burned.
Always carry with you into tho coun
try a liberal supply of baby powder.
When going out into tho sun apply tho
powder thickly over tho face and neck,
and there is little danger of your suf
fering from this painful affection. Tho
powder protects tho pores of tho skin,
which aro generally very sensitive to
the sun. If the powder Is not con
venient, corn-starch or powder will
answer tho same purpose. When go
ing out on the water sailing or fishing,
powdering tho faco will save much pain
and annoyance, for there are few places
in which a person burns so quickly as
on tho water.
When sun-burned batho tho aflllcted
parts in cream, but if obtainable, but
termilk is much more cooling and heal
Jng. Tan can be removed by applying
lemon juice to the ace just before re
tiring for tho night, letting it remain
over night, and washing it olT with soft
warm water in tho morning. A few
drops of tho spirits of camphor in tho
wash water two or three times a week
will help to keep tho skin clear.
A good wash for the skin during tho
summer is made as follows: To ono
quart of rose water add, drop by drop,
stirring nil tho time, ono ounce of
tincture of benzoino. Remember that
it is benzoino, and not bonzlne. Bot
tle for use. Add a few drops of this
to tho wash-water each day, until tho
water is like skim-milk, and tho skin
may bo kept soft and nice, ovon
though you aro out in all sorts of
weather.
To protect tho backs of tho hands,
which aro generally tho first to freckle
or tan, tnko your old Usio-throad
gloves that aro worn in the fingers,
cut off the tops, turn and hem on tho
inside each finger. These can bo worn
in the fields, and aremoro comfortable
than tho whole gloves, bosidos pro
tecting tho hands. Hoston Budget.
FACTS ABOUT INSOMNIA.
l-'roquently It N ChimpiI by Utter Luck of
Domestic KecreHtlon.
Are you nflllcted with Insomnia? Per
haps you have too much time for sleep.
Perhaps you depend too much on sleep
for rest and recuperation. For sleep
is not tho solo rest of tho used-up
nerves. Sociability, congeniality and
the enjoyment of good" company rest
tho body quito as much as sleep. Tho
dreary monotony of life in many a
household, involving this tumbling Into
ted with tho mechanical regularity of
a machine at nino or ten o'clock in tho
evening, does not always rest weary
bodies. "Karly to bud and early to
rise" does not always mako a man
healthy, wealthy or wise. Numbers of
organizations aro only capablo of fivo
or six hours sleep at a time, and thoir
early lying down to rest is often suc
ceeded by an early waking up and a
consequent restless tossing for hours
preceding daybreak. Tho practicers
of punctuality arj often surprised after
breaking their own cast-iron rules
and passing two or three later hours of
mirth or jollity past thoir usual bed
time, to find themselves even moro re
freshed in tho morning than usual.
Tho relaxation of sociability has rest
ed them moro than sleep would or an
attempt to sleep. But those aro condi
tions not so easily reached in tho aver
ago family. In fashionable life wo
havo a formal, exhausting, mechanical
evening of moro or less dissipation.
On tho other hand, the evenings in
great numbers of families aro monoto
nous humdrum. They involvo the
assemblage of tho same peoplo,
tho same surroundings, tho samo
paterfamilias yawning over his paper,
and tho same quorulous mamma
overladen with family caros. Frosh
people with frosh thought, fresh at
mosphere, any thing to stir up and
agitato tho pool of domestic stagnation,
aro sadly needed and Sadly scarce.
Thero needs to be also a constant suc
cession of such frosh peoplo to bring
about these results. Tho world is full
of men and women, and In a better
regulated llto it would be their busi
ness ufter tho clay's work was done to
entertain each other and glvo each
othor fresh life. As it Is now, hun
dreds if not thousands of our house
holds aro little bottor than colls for tho
Incarceration of ouch family. Thou
Hands are thufc worn out prematurely
from utter lack of domestic recreation.
Thero might bo written over thogravos
of hundreds of thousands: Bored to
deatli by the btugnatlou of domestic
life.'' -Christaln at Work.
o
A SAINT OF FASHION.
She ffi Tried. Hut t. lt.r Old Not Find
Her WHtitlue,
The applicant (timidlv) Please let
mo in.
St. Peter (opening tho gaV.) Who
are you?
Applicant A tallor-mado g'rl
St. Peter (half shutting It) Hid you
belong to the Four Hundred?
Applicant (reluctantly) Yes.
St Peter (shutting It a llttlo moro)
Rich and beautiful?
Applicant (still more reluctantly)
So the papers snld.
St, Peter (leaving only a crack)
H'm, how came you here?
Applicant A sudden cold and pneu
monia St. Peter Yes, I know. I suppose
you took cold at a ball?
Applicant No, at a charity fair; tho
ilowor table was In a draught.
St. Peter Why didn't you leave?
Applicant Oh. I could not. I had
promised to serve.
St Peter (opening tho gate a hand's
breadth) You were very extravagant,
I suppose.
Applicant (slowly) I spent a good
deal of money, but we were rich, and
papa said it was a good thing to keep
money going.
St. Peter (absent mindcdVy) Has
your papa been canonized? But I di
gress. To return (stonily), of course
you oppressed the poor needle-worker
and put off paying tho lovely starving
seamstress. Whilo you trailed through
tho mazy danco tlie silken robe, into
every seam of which she had stitched
her woman's heari or words to that
effect?
Applicant (wonderingly) Oh. no,
indeed! Like many other girls in my
sot I havo successfully established
moro than ono skillful but unrecog
nized needle-woman by giving them
work nnd telling right and left whom 1
employed.
St. Peter (showing: his head now in
the opening) Did you over go to
church on a rainy Sunday?
Applicant Oh, yes; always, rain or
shine.
St. Peter (suddenly suspicions) Did
you over writo a modern society novel.
Applicant No, I novor did. I was
not very wise, you know.
St. Pctor H'm, it's not wisdom that
goes into them. Can you recall any
special acts of goodness on your part!
Applicant (thoughtfully) I kept
awake half one night onco whilo an
ongaged girl was telling mo about her
fiance.
St. Peter That was kind.
Applicant I always kept my danc
ing engagements, oven when the best
man asked me last.
St. Peter Thut was unusual, cer
tainly. Applicant And at college balls I
used to affect real interest in what tho
seniors were saying to mo.
St. Potor (who had been gradually
widening tho opening) Wo needn't
go much further. Wore you engaged
to bo married?
Applicant Yes,
St. Peter Englishman, I suppose?
Applicant No, an American. I re
fused an Englishman though.
St. Potor Ah! Ho was a commoner,
I suppose?
Applicant No, ho was a Duke.
St. Peter (gasping) What! you re
fuse an English peer?
Applicant I did not love him.
St. Peter (throwing the gate wido
open) My dear, walk right in. Tho
next young woman from the sido
streets who comes up hero will have to
mako a good showing to get by. Life.
BEECHER ON ADVERTISING DOCTORS
WAMIIIXI.TOVN CAIMTOIj.
A .New Depart lire
from nnlltinry business methods Is made by the
lVMiitifiiPturiTs of Dr. l'lcrce's Golden Medical
Discovery, In KiiiirnnteeltiK thin world-finned
remedy to cure nil diseases urlslnt: from deninijo
incuts of the liver or stomach, as indigestion, or
dyspepsia, biliousness or "liver complaint," or
from impure blood, as bolls, blotches, pimplex,
eruptions, scalp dlseae, salt rheum, scrofulous
sores and swellings and kindred ailments.
Money imld for "Discovery uromntlv returutd
if, on fair trial, it don't cure.
Don't hnwk, hnwk, blow, spit, and di'KUit
everybody with your offensive breath, but use
Dr. bage's t'atarth Hemedy and end It.
PV11, t.,tit linlil ito t.itw.iu. i-lilt. ,,'mirtnrr tlin
4 V..I lllll-ll .Itt.U ..a V,,,.V .I....V lt,lll.ltD .....
wig of wisdom.
White Elephant of Slam, Jton of Eng.
land, Dragon of China, Cross of Swltzer,
land, Banner of Persia, Crescent of Egypt
Double Eagle of Russia, Star of Chill, Tho
Circle of Japan, Harp of Erin.
To get these buy a box of the genuine
Dr. C. McLank's Cki.khkated Livkr
Pills, price to cents, and mall us the out
side wrapper with your address, plainly
written, and 4 cents in stamps. We will
then mail you the above lint with an ele
gant package of olographic and chro
matic cards.
Fleming Bkob., Prrrsnuno, Pa.
One uncrnteful man docs an injury to all who
Btuiid in need of tud.
Hweiit by the Title of l'opuliirl ty
To thn tnnninst nlmiHclo of success. Hosteller's
StoniHCh llitturs stands a shining juoof of what
cenulne merit, backed by the living oreoof
proven tacts, can attain, ine isoriii unci aouui
American continents. Eurone. Australia, tho
West indies, Guatemala und Mexico have all
coutrlbuted wide patronage and testlmotiy of
the most favorable kind but unsolicited to
swell the reputation of this sterllug remedy.
Among the maladies for which the most cou
viuciug public and professional testimony
proves that it is benign curative, are chills
and fever, bilious remittent, dumb ague and
ague cake, dyspepsia, liver complaint, nervous
nets, debility, kidney and bladder complaints.
It mitigates tho Infertilities of age, hastens con
valescence, has a tendency to prevent ill con
sequences from exposure and exhaustion. Per
sons of sedentary habit and laborous occupa
tions will Und it an ever useful tonic.
Ho who would search for pearls mutt dive
below.
Tht-oueMlon as to where the Capitol of the
new State of Washington will be located. Is one
of the most Important that Is to Ik- submitted to
tho xolers of that commonwealth at the election
of OetolK-r lt If you are a voter you should
not cast your ballot on this Important ouestlon
without due consideration. Olvmtda. the ires-
11 llllO U1C ..., ai.llnl ,.r ,1... ,n.,n-.. ..,..,.. n1.
.... . - , , , ... v jk mi. ivillluti, luidlll llvi linillll.
n u-si. a. jut ii wuuiii ana aks or your vote. First, became she en
dnctor come to town joys the best and most healthy climate of all the
"I am glad that the doctor
cured him; I am glad that the doctor tpu
It Into the pitper that lie could cure him.
And If any doctor Is certain he can cure
such diseases and don't put it Into the
paper, i am sorry,
nave been had till
! with his wealth of science and experience places that are seeking for (Vijnfol honors. The
IT WAn JI'MT IX TIJIK.
0. C. Ilartholomcw, Kalkaka, Mich., says- "I
located In this place five years ago, having for
merly resided In Troy, X. Y. I have been a great
sufferer from what the physicians of Troy called
llrlght's disease. I used Dr. David Keunedy's
Favorite Hemedy, of Hondout, N". Y. All tho
terrible symptoms of the disease are gone. I
have no traces of any disorder of the kidneys,
liver or bladder. Who would lioirrndirp the cost
of this medicine (one dollar a bottle) for such a
This Is tho age of wonders, and the aver
age American citizen Is no longer surprised
at anything. If you want to experience that
sensation, however. Just write to B, P.
Johnson & Co., 1(XU Main Si', Richmond,
Va., and hear what they have got to ajr of
the success of some of their agents. They
have gottlio goods that sell, and anyone
out ot employment will consult their own
interest by applying to them.
One of the best gifts of Providence II the veil
that cotioeali futurity.
aim gone away leaving nun unctircui messing or refuse tun simple though sincere
What a pitv It would hare been if he had JF, ' " ' Yw?" ! , .f,ri , ?" ?.'. ri, ,"k-' Kratltude for ttng perfectly cured' 1
been so prejudiced against advertiser as n'A" high wh.ds and th rah M -an VC or tl.lt.K to lr ..Kennedy's Favorite Item-
to read the responsible certlilcntes of the In nmy ofCesU-n. AUantlc Coast St.T" IiXm?!. liver or
doctor and give him the go-by as a quack 1 The death rate In Olympla Is lower than that of bim'd llisonl "r ' k","l)' "m (,r
What an newspapers for. it not to clrcu '' "J'1" A."0.r'l'?",c,,y- . ,. ,. I Da. Kennei.y's Favoiutk Hemedy, made at
late information I What more valuable Lu,"'yiVV ' ""VtVlr'T5 J'l'i0 , R,,il,""--V- M;Gfor.V
Information can a newspaper give than to- X nfeftott hW ,0 CUW KIAMT'
tell a sick man where he can be curtd f If sim no m tho mi. rHiinmd runitip thu- i '""ml ""onurs'
a man has devoted his life and labor to the have, and will shortly be connected with the l'n
study of a special class of disease the nec- '" ,l'R'!1p tunning south from l'ort Town
essity of saving so becomes all the more i !Vi" W',I,I,S " ,,ew 1 "A',,rom, Tnr,,V.na. ,?(i.r,H"
nrouallli l!w .Intv tr nrlvnrtUn l.onnlnnu 1 "arllOr Will COUlieCt Olyillpltl With both tllCSe
pressing- His ilutr to adertlsc becomes lm,,orm,lt ,,0ims. You can reach olvmpla
imperious. A really able man, whatever from Tacoma bv auv one of half a dozen steam
bo his gulfts, makes a great mistake If he ers by a short trip costing fto cents. You can
falls to use those gifts through want of reach all the other I'uget Sound points as aslly
ail vert islm " from there and at comparatively as small a cost.
" loitmrn or runt trnm nn n 1 n nrt Inli, ' : " V i 'i "; "
by the ltev. Mr. Heecher embodies n
sound view of the subject of advertising.
suppose Dr. Uarrin liait come to this city
The pains of power are rial, Its pleasures Im
Binary.
MVItK CL'ltK KO It 1'II.KN.
these advantages.
Tiuru Olympla
Sure cure for blind, bleeding and Itching Piles.
One Isix has cured the worst cases of ten years'
staudiug. No one need suffer ten minutes after
using Kirk's German Pile Ointment, it absorbs
is the central point of the 1 tumors, allays the itching, acts as a poultice,
and not advertised who would know of
his presence f Who would know of tho
following almost miraculous cure he per
formed in 1872, had not Mr. Dibble put it
in the paper?
Mr. Editor: In 1S72 my daughter was
taken with the membranous croup, and,
upon her recovery, was left totally deaf. I
called on two eminent physicians, who
said they could do nothing for her. Asa
last resort I took her to Dr. Darrin, who
cured her. and she has never been troubled
with deafness since. I considci it one of
most populous and wealthy section of the new
State, lake a circle the center of which Is
Olympla and the radius 100 miles and the popu
lation amounts In the aggregate to 116,t'.'it while
within a circle of a 1(H) miles of Kile itburgh It
amounts to L'C.R.s'i, thus showing that Olympla
Is In a center of population more than four
times that of KllUttsiitirgh ami North Yakima.
Then, too, the tatlo of the asseable value of
the property within the same radius Is abiiut the
same, being a little more than four times as
much within the circle with Olvmpla for Its
center, as It Is In the circle with Kllctishurgli or
North Yakima for h center. The exact figures
cannot Imj determined, as the returns have nol
all been received at the olllceof tho Territorial
Auditor, but cuotmh is known to show that In
tne
gives relief. Dr. Kirk's German Pile Ointment
is prepared only for Piles and itching of tho
private parts, and nothing else. Kvery box Is
warranted
Sold by Druggists and sent by mall on receipt
of price, 11.00 per box. J. J. Mack ,fc Co., Whole
sale Agents, San Francisco.
PURE.
l. , . , n ,, i iiiu i ii. e m uiyuipm, wiui us iuu nines sur
s i u," "u rouudlHg. it Is between f.'O.OOO.OHO ami JMUKW,
ii cuiinuub uu lueuin, mill wmi ix'iii. raiir-
faction give this testimonial. I reside in
Herkeley, I allfornin, and will take great
WO, and In the ca.es of the oilier two places
limned It i between 1'J,000,000 and llfi.000.UOO.
rourth-Olympla has us line an hotel as any
pleasure in answering any Inquiries COn. ! rt' hi the tftnte, and greater ud l better hotel
cm-nine tlil most r.Miu. rknlil.. euro accommodations than nil her rivals combined,
cernnig tins most remiirkauie cure. Tho ,.. ..,,,, oivnuda" l usxiu) feet In size
ours respectfully.
WILLIAM S. DIBBLE,
31 ore 1'eople Cured by Jr. Durrln In
Oregon.
Hev. J. E. Coenour, Portland, Or. Skin
disease; cured.
W. T. Binkley, Centralia, W. T.-Sciatlc
rheumatism; restored.
.1. T. George, Gleneden, W. T. Chronic
rheumatism live years; cured.
Mrs. Miry A. .1 ohnsoii, Salem. Or.
Deafness many vcars; restored.
C. F. Mayhew, 1 I) street, Portland
Rheumatism in its worst form; cured.
Mr. J. Kills, Ilij Clay street, Portland,
Or. Deafness and diseases peculiar to her
sex cured.
Miss Minnie ICelley. The Dalles, Or.
Spinal complaint, and nervous debility;
restored.
D. S. Wells, four miles north of Albina.
on Vancouver road Deafness live years;
cured.
Chas. Maguusson, Salem, Or. Asthma
so hrt could scarcely walk or sleep: te
stored to health.
David Vaio, Seventeenth street, rear
Market, Portland -Deafness, ringing noises
in the ears; etiieil.
.1. B. Tichnot's daughter 10 years old,
Salem, Or. - Both eyes crossed; cured so
both eyes are perfect.
J. W. Keeney.Long creek Grant county,
(Jr. Kltlney complaint ami pains in me
back and down hesclntienerves; restored.
Isaac Thompson, La Center, W. T. -Deafness;
cured in live minutes.
Willie Clark, 101 l-'ront street, Portland (
Discharging ear twelve years; cured i
1). J. Graham's child, Springllelil, Or.
Painftill.v atllicted with granulated con-
junctivitus, complicated with ulcers of
the eyeballs for nine months cured. I
David Boss' son, Woodland. W. T. j
Painful hip disease; had to be carried to
the doctor s omce; cured. Air. noss nas a
daughter residing at theMerchanta' hotel,
Portland, nnd can be referred to.
j with four stories and an attic. It contains every
i modern cojvetilence, Is surrounded b spacious
portico, is erected on a magntttceni site coni 'i
manning goou views in every iiireeuoii. u cost
! completed f 100,000 and w ill accommodate, two
l hundred guests with ease. There are several I
smaller hotels and ample aecommoda '
tlons for everjlixly. socially, Olynila is
one of the most charming places of resi
dence in the State. It Is, says a writer In thu
New York Tribune, a city of homes. It Is
noted for Its beautiful streets. Its magnllleent
location and its hospitable citizens. At the ex
treme southerly end of IMicet Sound, surround
d by beautiful viiglu forests and with all the
comforts and luxuries of life. It Is the Ideal lo- I
cation for the permanent scat of government of
the great State of Washington. Hemcmber that
it is healthier, has a milder climate, belter trans
portatlou facilities, better hotel aecommoda
tlons than any of Its rivals. Vote for Oivnuda
whether you are a republican or democrat and
you will bust subserve the Interests of jour State,
Every one who has ever visited Olympla and the
other Capital candidates, Is a strong frleud of '
"thu City of the Gods."
Men are rarely fit to command who have not
learned to obey.
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P?PRICES
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RAiri ilu
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Having for tho nut four or flro years been troublod
with pimples and blotches on my faco and body, and I
finding no relief hi any ot tlio chemically prexired ,
soaps and medicines prescrllwJ fur mo by physicians,
I concluded to try your S. S. S. remedy, and havo .
found great relief In tho same, four tiottlca clearing
my skin entirely. I cheerfully recommend your
me-ticlno to all who aro In tho Hsltlon that I Iiao
been In. You can uso this leUt-r and my name as
testimonial to tho merits of tho S. S. 8. remedy.
kVery truly yours, Alfbkd I. Hooinson,
320 Sansonto St., San Francisco, Cal.
W Pond for our books on lllood and bklu Dis
eases Kiiu huvico to sturerers. mulled rn-e.
THK 8WIFT Hl'KCIFIO CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, i i,
It suimrtor eimlleuce iroTu 111 millions of homes foi
more ttn a quarter of oentury. It Is used lr toe
United States (loiernment. Kmlorted by the heads ot
the Oreat Uulreri'tles as the Strongest, Purost and uiisit
Healthful. Dr. Price's Uroam Itkin Powder does not
contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Hold onlp In cans.
PKIOK liAKINO TOWDBU CO.
NEW YOlllC. CHICAGO HAN KltANCISCO
The (folebrated French Sure,
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AFTER
r. Onri-ln's Piaee of IliiHlneHH.
Drs. Darrin can bo consulted free at 21)5
I'ifth street, corner of Main, 1'ortlanti.
Ollice hours, from 10 to 1 o'clock daily;
evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12. All
curable chronic diseases, loss of manhood,
blood taints, syphilis, gleet, gonorrhtea,
stricture, 8ierniatorih(va, seminal weak
ness, or loss of desire of sexual power, In
man or woman, catarrh and deafness, arc
confidentially and successfully treated.
Cures of private diseases guaranteed, and
never published in the papers. Most cases
can receive home treatment after a visit,
to the doctors' ollice. Inquiries answered
and circulars sent free.
Veal Pattycakes. Clioj) tender veal
very fine, ami one beaten egg, and inoin
ten'witli cream ; season well with salt,
pepper, maco or thyme. Make into
thin cakes, dip into bread crumbs, corn
meal, or finely crushed crackers, and fry
in butter or lard.
I1IKK! riliKM!! l'IM'.H!!!
Dr. William's Indian Pile Ointment Is tho only
sure cure for Jlllnd, Illeedlug or Itching Piles
ever discovered. It never falls to euro old
chrouic cases of long standing.
Judge Cotllnbury, creveland, O., Says:
"I have found hy experience that Dr. Wil
liam's Indian Pile Ointment gives immediate
relief."
Do uot suffer an Instant longer. Sold by Wil
liamson's Manufacturing Co., Props., Cleveland,
Ohla. M)caudH.
Sold by L. Blumnucr 4 Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, Portland, Or.
It is best not to be angry, and best, in the next
place, to be nitlckly reconciled.
N. P. N, U. No. 803 -B l N. U. No. 880
Dobbins' KlectrlcSoap does not chap the
hands, helng perfectly pure. Many peo
pit n'fllicted with Sail Hlieum have been
cured by Its use. Preserves and whitens
clothes. Have your grocer order it aim
try it 71010.
It is nn eternal and Irreparable loss when tlmo
Is not enjoyed as It ought.
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the besb-"Taiiblll' Punch" Ci-
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Tin- igoiiil reputation of " Brown' I Urntu
chlat Trttchtt" for the relief of Coughs, Colds,
and Throat Diseases havo given them a favor
able uoteriety.
Accidents happen,
and sickness comes,
to all, and yet many
people never have
on hand the means
to promptly relieve
the sufferings from
either. An inexpen
sive and thoroughly
reliable safeguard is
Perry Davis'
Pain Killer.
which has stood for
49 years unrivaled.
For Cramps, Colic,
Cholera and all Sum
mer Complaints it is
A SURE CURE.
Have it with you
at home and when
traveling. It is used
externally and in
ternally, and Is just
the thing needed for
Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
Sprains, &c
Wimaided
toeuie iiiiuuiMiiu rein
Is Poi.n ON a
POSITIVE
GUARANTEE
to cure any
fonnof uen ous
disease, or any
dlsoider of the
generative, or
gans of either
sex whether ar
ising fiom the
exeunsivu use of Stimulants, Tobacco or Opium,
or through youthful Indiscretion, over indulg
ence, .Sc., such as Loss oi llialii Power, Wakeful
ness, hearing down Pains In tho Hack, Hemlna.
Vt eakhess, II j stei la, Nervous Prostiatlon Nocturn
al Kmlsslons. Leucorrhiea, Dizziness, Weak Mem
ory, Loss of Power and Impoteuey, which it tiu
glected often lead lo prematuruoltl ageauil Insan
ity Price $1,00 a box, 0 boxes for $5.U0 Scut bv
mail on recr-lpt of price.
A Will TT UN (1 DA It A NTICK f or eve rv 00
order, to relnnd tho money If a I'nniiniii-nt
cum Is not effected. Thousands of testimonials
from old and young, of both sexes, permanently
caroJbyAi-llnoi)iTlNK Circular free. Address
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
WKSTniN niu.vrit.
"OJi. 2? I'OKVI.AND OR
Bold by Btrclblg Js I.aue, Druggists, cor. Sec
ond Washington BU., Portlaud, Or.
EVE-R-READY DRESS STAYS,
Manufactured from FINEST SPItl.VO STF.EL,
Rubber Coated, Satlnu and Sntln Covered,
GUARANTEED
Not to Kttst, llreak or Split. Ptitched to tho
Seams, No pockets or hot Irons required.
fNAI ITIf'Mvi 11EWAUR of worth
UMU I IVJfMi less Imitations. Heo
that " KVER HEADY ' Is fctamped on the back
of eacn S'ay.
THE EVER-READY EXTENDERS
Are made of tho tamo material, with elastic
ends and Ilucklea.
rAsk for tho KVKK-KKADY Stay aud Kx-tcndiL-i,
and tako no other.
ItHOWN & .MKTZNKIl Agents.
DA 5 .Mnrkot Htrt. H. V.
for (uMDp
ITHnUTKETURU dfEiL
TrlECHAsA'V0DHERCQ-BAlin-MO'
Plso'g Hemedy for Catarrh U tho
Best, Kaslest to Use, and Cheapest.
Sold by druggists or sent by malL
SOc. E.T. Ilnieltlno, Warren, Pa.
I
ORDER
BY
I
MAIL.
One Dozon Assorted Hundkorchlofa RC
50c., 75c, $1.00 or $1.50. postage
paid for Men. Lndlos nnd Children.
Order anything an 1 ever) thing you want to
use, to wear, to eatortoaumseyourselfor others,
aud It will be furnished at lowest price. Or
der a sample copy of the Home Circle, containing
price list of over 3,000 urtlcles used 111 families
and It will lo sent yon free of cost. Order a few
samples of dry goods to compare price and qual
ity with orders. Orper at once it will pay you.
SMITH'S CASH STORE
418 FRONT STREET,
MAX KltAXCIKCO - C.VMFOK.VIA
to mn n ilny. Bamples worth KS.1S
r ltKK, Uues uot under horses' feet.
Write llri'MKter Knfetv Itcln
llolilor o Hollv. Mich.
Rkwabd it you nave an Old Soro that needs
healing, and that other remedies havo failed to
heal; or a breaking out or Itching of the. scalp
or body; or a Holl, Hum, Out, or any ailment for
which a Salvo Is suitable, buy a 25-ceut box ot
Sfcxieaii Nulve. which Is Warranted to
Cure when overythlngelso falls. If not kept by
your druggist send '2d cents iu stamps to J. O.
llKMKNT. Agt, Astoria, Or., aud receive a box
by mall.
$5
CH ClalUi A V
wiunnnii iia:h. oahinr.
HKAMl'll, fKAHK
Koenlab
Ptwns: Ilnrdstt Ortans. bnd loitmomuU. Iarnst
tUtek ot flhot lluilo aud Bootrj. Haods applied at
Km tern Vrlon. MATTHIAH CIRAV OO . KS rot
For business pursuits at the Portland Ilusluess
College, PorlUiud, Oregon, or at the Capital Ilus
Incsi College, Snlem, Oregon, Iloth schools arc
under the management of A P Armstrong, have
same course of studies and same rates of tuition,'
IS i s i ii v h h, S I. o v i h a n (1 A
Typewriting, Peuuiausliip nnd Hugllsh Depart
ments. Day and evening sessions, tudciitsnd
milted at nny time. Korjolnt Catalogue, address
rorll.iinl llihinrss Collrirr, AD fajilhl llaskrvs t'nllfgf.l
Portland, Oregon. UU Salem, Oregon.
A QT 14 IM A CAN, ,BE cured.
I rSIvIM A trial bottle sunt Free to
anyone allllcted. Du. TAFT DUO., Rochester, N.Y.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH "
PENNYB3YAL PILLS
RED CROSS DIAMOND DHAND.
lltll. rHUbie. iuUIch,
'k lriiicift't tvr IHama$iU Jlrumit in
rvtt mitbiiu ixixfi, MRifii with Mu i
riuun TuUc tm otlicr. AlrlU
lit pflktfbart xe, fliik wrRpxri,srfl
4liiiipiriii i-nntfrrt'lf Srml 4i.
('tamp) ii.r rttcul4r, teilmoalali ftnl
"Keller fur l.mlU V h ItHtr, by return
mull. Vim I'ttptr.
K hl Lr.lrr I hrraM ( o., MalUon Sq.,
MS-
lioHton lllnrk. Hcnttle. Vnslilnyrton.
Actual Htislness, Hhorthiind, idalti and Oma
uientnl Penmanship and pnietleal Kugllsh department.-.
flp-3pcclmctH of penmanship and illus
trated catalogue sent free.
Student-' Admitted nt nny Tlmo.
Iflk GARMENTS A
a Wm Coarantted jw
FREE
by return mall,
loll descriptive
circulars ot
MOODY'S NEW
TAILOR SYSTEM
OFOIESSCOTTIKQ.
Any lady ot ordi
nary lnteillgenca
can easily and
quickly I earn to
cut and mako
any garment, In
any stylo to any
measujro for lady
or child. Address
MOODY & CO..
Claelonati, 0.
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REMEDY!
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S3LCC3 TUMfP
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pr,rIU Ell
;uai:taoi:
Dr. Pail
nt s Rielf,
The Great Cure
-FOR-
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J. II. PImIc, Clii-iiu-Ht ami ANMuyer,
CJ Washington st., Portland, O. Packages by
mall or express promptly attended to.
TbvIQuuika tor brookfimt.
IiOrd Zetlnnd will bt Hworn in as Lord
Lieutonnnt of Ireland on October 1st.
He will make bin Htute entry into Dublin
on December 3d.
MbirM lo
Fi to t datb.
aMVOBruiMiS ei
WCm umauiuui.
El urtssitfibs
lillru: Cintlcsl C.
i
I prescribe and fully en
dorse Dig C as th only
speelHc for tlie. certain cure
of llils disease. i
U.ll.IMIUAIIAM.M II,
Auisterilaui, K V,
We have sold lg O for '
many years, and .t bus i
m given the best of satis
faction.
d. n. Dvcun 4 ro., i
ClilCMiro.il! 1
81.00. lold by Druggists.
SjPAROEE'S
IIEBFHEO
REMEDY
UNO GrtM
j3Ltocpwrr
pn:cE i.ca!
3'ntfinD et
ixtaiKtapt:
INDIGESTION
AND CONSTIPATION.
Out of Sorts
If a feeling peculiar to persons of dyspeptic ten
dency, or it may be caused by change of climate,
season or life. The stomach Is out of order, th
headache, or does not fiel right, appetite l
capricious, the nerves seem overworked, the
mind Is confused and Irritable. This condition
finds und excellent corrective In Hood's Harss pu
rilla, which, by Its tegulalliig and toning pow
ers, soon rcstotes harmony to thu system, and
gives that strength of mind, nerves, and body,
which makes one feel perfectly well.
"I have used Hood's t-arsaparllla In my family
for three years, and hae tuken It pcrionally
with great success. It has uluuyi built up my
system, by giving me a gixxi appetite, has
cleared my skin, and has made me sleep, I
have sullered from nertoua pro.irutlon, and
havo been cured by nothing but Hood's parsa
parllla aud occasionally a few ot Hood's Pills."
Ii. K. Jl'.VKEIIMAXN, HUpt. Of SlUalC of 1'UbllO
Schools, Cincinnati, O.
N.;il, lie sure to get
Hood's Sarasaparllla
Sold by all druggists. II; tlx for IS. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD A CO., 1-owell, Mats,
IOO Doses Ono Dollar.
DR. DOWNINC'S
NORTHWESTERN
DISPENSARY 1
For tho Treatment of till Nervous, Special and
Chronic DIseaseD.
1H1I Flrni Htri-t-t. I'ortluiid. i
BUSINESS COLLEGE
, win. oive vou
Tlioiwti mi Practical Iustructlou
PARDEE'S
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Business and Academic Subjects
Bend for Circular to
PROFESSOR J. W. TAIT,
TACOM., 1VAMII.
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REMEDY
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ipRcrjigo
IsMfiaj iv
llUiXMi
A Regulator of the Liver Kidneys.
A SPECIFIC FOR
Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Neuralgia,
And all other blood and Skin Diseases.
It 1h ri positive) euro for all thofio Painful, Dollcnto
ComiilalntH ami complicated troubloH and "YVcakneBaefl
common among our "Wives, Motho.ru and Daughters.
Tho eflect in immediate and lasting. Two or throo
(Iohuh of Dr. l'ardeo'H IJomcdy taken daily keeps
tlio lilixvl cool, tlio liver and kidneys activo, and will en
tirely eradicate from tlio system all traces of Scrofula,
Salt lUieum, or any other form of blood diseaso.
No medicino ever introduced In this country has mot
with such reaily wilo, nor given such universal satisfaction
whenever used as that of Dr. Purlieu's Rcmcily.
This remedy has been used in tho hospitals throughout
tho old world for tho paBt twcnty-llvo years, as a Bpocific
for tlio abovo diseases, and it has and will euro when all
other so-called remodlos fa'J.
Send for jwmphlot of toitlmonlals from tuoso Mho havo
leen cured by Ub uso. Druggists sell it ut $1.00 per
bottle. Try It and bo tjMivinced.
MAl-'UFACTOVJU) HV
Pardee Medicine Compaq, Rochester, N, Y.
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