The Oregon scout., April 10, 1890, Image 3

NATURAL SCULPTURES.
Scenic Urauttr of the Veach Spring Canyon
of the Colorado lllur.
We know so little of the scenic beau
ties of our country that everv year sur
prises us with a new revelation. The
rock sculptures of the Peach Spring1 can
yon of the Colorado river are marvels
which very few Americans have seen.
The length of the canyon is :: miles,
and the highest cllirs rise to 7.00 feet.
Some of the principal ruins-this word
seems to be the only word to apply to
them have been named from time to
time, and for the most part with Htness.
One is Solomon's Temple, another
The Pyramid, another Sunset IVak. and
still others The Sphinx, Westminster
Abbey and The Ileohivo.
Solomon's Temple is considerably over
a mile hijrh. and the denudation and
wearing of the rock by water has been
such that it represents an enormous pile
of architecture, with sculptured bas
tions, harmonious in its proportions,
with preat terraces atlts base, and prow
inp smaller toward the top. At the very
top, in the center, is a pyramidal peak
in exact proportions. This sculptured
pile is from two to four miles across the
facade, and to: see these thinps standing
up and against the clear, cloudless blue
of the Arizona sky, produces an inde
scribable eirect.
Sunset Peak goes up like a dome 0.000
feet, and when the sun sets clear and
has entirely disappeared behind the
mountains, its rellected light rests on
the topmost peak and transforms it into
a minaret of gold a heavenly light, in
deed. Another architectural piece pees by
thenamoof label's Tower, and is ."S.OOO
feet high, and this has beautiful sculpt
ured buttresses. The Castle on the
Rhine is the same height.
The Pyramid is 4,,.'00 feet above tho
river, and tho river is 1,180 feet above,
the sea.
Some of theso cliffs of oven terraces
and strata riso almost perpendicularly
to a height of 2.500 feet, and as high up
as the eye can detect, a variety of plants,
including cacti, perch and thrivo in the
crevices. Somo varieties of (lowers
bloom the year round in tho canyon, so
mild is tho temperature, even in mid
winter. Of course it is impossible for any vis
itor to appreciate the magnitude of this
scene, of ruin and desolation. The chim
ney on the top of a perfect pyramid, that
was sixty feet by actual measurement,
looks to be tho size of an ordinary chim
ney. Tho full beauty of Westminster Ab
boy, and its likeness to its venerable,
ivy-grown namesake, is very striking,
only it is a far more wonderful structure.
.lust before reaching it, and on the
same si df of t'e canyon, is tho Temple
of Jupiter, and it is unquestionably ono
oi, n not me nnest parts oi tlio canyon.
It is a mighty pile of stupendous har
mony and sculpturing, the central facade
bearing a multitude of sphinxes and '
classical images.
On tho opposite side is "Moses Striking
tho Hock," tho outline of the greatstatue
at ono point being very life-like.
On tho top of one clitf is Tho Prophet
at Prayer a kneeling liguro with out
stretched hands; and there aro many
features not yet named awaiting christ
ening from tho clever and acute visitors
yet to come. Colden Days.
TRIUMPHS OF INVENTION.
They Aro Due to Hur! Work Stliniiliiti'il liy
it I It li e I'or Wealth.
The traditions of groat discoveries
that have come by chance are, for the
most part, myths. True, a lucky accident
may occasionally give a hint to an in
ventive mind that will help towards a
long-contemplated consummation, but
such an occurrence is only a link in a
chain of circumstances all tending to a
common end. Sir Isaac Newton got such
a hint in his philosophical researches,
when, on a certain occasion, he noted
tho falling of an apple, lie had seen
many apples fall before that time, no
doubt, and no day of his previous life
could have passed without presenting to
his sight similar occurrences, having tho
same relation to tho object of his study.
Hut that particular applo happened to
fall and bo noticed by him just when
his study of the greatest of all philo
sophical problems had reached the right
point to make tho object lesson valua
ble. Tradition gives another alleged
accident, the familiar story of the ket
tle, as the turning point in tho discov
ery or invention of tho steam engine,
but ho who studies tho life and works
of James Watt will find that there was
nothing accidental in tho kettle acci
dent. It was but a link in the long
chain, all of whoso links ho wrought by
patient toil.
All the great triumphs of invention
that are now employed as factors in
human progress have reached their pres
ent development by successive stops.
Tho telegraph of I'dison's time, although
like thatof .Morse in its general features,
is very unlike that in detail, and in the
manner of operating it. A single inven
tion of i'dison, not by any means an ac
cident, quadrupled tho capacity of all
the wires strung, or thereafter tobo
strung. The enginos that drive great
ships across the Atlantic in less than six
days aro the result of the work of suc
cessive generations of brainy men. Mil
lions have been lost in experiments,
change has followed change, ono im
provement has succeeded another, until
tho marine engino of our time bears
little resemblance to thatof thirty years
ago. Oo into the pressroom of a great
nowspapor, and see tho printing ma
chines at work, and you see tho results
of hundreds of inventions, tho progress
of generations. Accident had nothing to
do with it. All has como from work,
work of tho best brains, stimulated by
the dosiro to got fame and fortune.
Invontlvo Ago.
, .pude'it n S nle,
A. What do you think of nuUloy?
It. Not much.
"Hut, my doar sir, ho belongs to tho
oromn of Now York Rooloty."
'If you want to cull hitn a milk-sop
why don't you do it inutoad of boating
around tho bush?" Texas Siftlnga.
Kvon snowdrift twenty foot doop
and nnokod as boya iok snowballH, aro
uouiiwUod to yield to thu rotary plow.
Those modern appliances tnoan businusii
when they go to work.
EVIDKNCK FHOM A "WELL-KNOWN
FIMI OF SAX FItANClSCO
imia van:x.
Th ece testimou als are constantly com
ing to the olllce of the proprietors of the
best remedy on earth. The Great Sierra
Ktdney and Liver Cure. This is posi
lively a purely vegetable medicine that is
warranted to do the work it is advertised
to do. For sale by all druggists.
Sierra Chemical Company. Mission
Street, San Francisco. Cat.:
Gk.vti.k.mkn: My partner and inyse'f
purchased one dozen bottles of your Great
Sierra Kidney nud Liver Cure. We have
taken It and to our surprise Hud there is
one lirst-clns remedy that actually does
the work it is advertised to do. We join
in eivitiK the Ghkat SuntitA Kidnky ami
Livi:h Cum: the highest recommendation,
and would advise all that are debilitated
in any way to give it a trial, as we have
done. Vcrv respect ful'y your",
'Fahnmvouth & lf(i(ii.i:s,
100 California strict, San Francisco.
l.ady Doctor (youiic anil fnlO-Hea-o turn
your liciul n little. MHculue 1'ntlvnt Ah! dear,
ou have already turned It.
T H E WORLD' S MAIL.
Interesting Statistics lie KurillUK the Work
ol One Year.
An industrious statistician has been
collecting llgurcs relating to the postal
business of the entire world for thevear
of lS;o He develop-? some very sur
prising and impressive facts, in which,
however, it is exceedingly hard for tho
ordinary mind to follow him. It is easy
to read, for instance, that in tho year
)SS(5 tho people of tho civilized world
sent almost 0,000,000,000 of letters, moro
than 1,000,000,000 of postal cards, nearly
5,000,000,000 of newspapers and moro
than 100,000,000 merchandise packages,
making in all nearly 12,000,000,000 of
mail parcels. Hut who can possibly
realize tho meaning of such figures?
Wo can easily follow our statistician,
however, when ho proceeds to show us
what regions of tho world make tho
largest uso of their mail facilities in
proportion to their population.
America, with a very much smaller
population than tho continent of I2u
rope, sends moro than half as many mail
packages as tho wholo of Europe. Tho
llgures aro a littlo upward of 7,000,000,
000 for Europo and almost 4,000,000,000'
for America. i
Asia sends but a comparatively small
number, and Africa a smaller number
etill less than ono mail package in a
year to every seven inhabitants of tho
continent. ,
How great a contrast is presented by
tho caso of Australia, whero 24 letters, 1
cards, papers and parcels aro sent on an
average to every inhabitant annually!
Australia, indeed, makes tho largest uso
of its mail facilities of any continent on
the globe.
To circulate tho world's mail matter
no fewer than 500,000 persons aro em
ployed, and this matter is distributed
from more than 1M.000 post-olllees, of
which about one-third are in tho United
States. Minneapolis Journal.
CANADIAN ASBESTUS.
How It Is Mined iintl the Prices It Com
niiiiiils In the .Market.
Mining is carried on by cutting down
the hills of asbestus-bearing serpentine,
much as a farmer cuts down a stack of
hay or straw, or by open quarrying on
tho level. The rock is blasted out, and
the asbestus.separated from thocontain
ing rock, is "cobbed" i. e., separated by
hammering from adhering foreign mat
ter. This "cobbing" is a comparatively
easy matter in tho caso of the finer qual
ity, as it usually separates readily from
the gangue, but in tho lower grades
much dilliculty is experienced in sepa
rating the fibrous matter from tho non
fibrous. At best there is great wasto.
Much of tho asbestus is in thin or nar
row veins, and is wasted, as by the pres
ent mode of operating it does not pay to
separate this from tho serpentine. A
machine that will enable theso narrow
veins to bo utilized is a desideratum.
When "cobbed," the asbestus isgraded
according to purity, color and length of
liber into threo grades and bagged for
shipment. Tho finest quality or "firsts"
finds ready sale at prices ranging from
SS0 to?110 per ton; "seconds" fetch from
S."i() to S70 per ton; while "thirds" may
be valued at $1.1 to Sl.r per ton. In good
mines tho yield of asbestus is fromthreo
to llvo per cent, of tho rock quarried,
and tho cost of mining may bo put down
at $25 to Slu per ton. Returns obtained
by the (leological Survey of Canada show
that for tho year 18SS, Canada's output
was 4, 404 tons, valued at tho mines at
$255,000, and this tho output of nine dif
ferent mines. Over three-fourths of tho
wholo wtis shipped to tho United States;
small quantities going to Great Hritain,
Germany, France, liolgium and Italy,
and being used in domestic manufacturing.-
Never ink a woman hat sliu Is doliiB when
she U trying to sIiik.
AVAKKD Ul' HCrKCTlTAI.I.Y.
A li'thiirL-lc. dormtint condition of the liver Is
hardly to be overcome with drastic cathartics
and nauseous chohuroyueh. A Kentler, pleas
unler and far more ell'ectlve means exists of
arousIiiK the orKiiu when somnolent. This Is
Hostcttcr'b stoniaeh Hitters, vouched for by the
medical fraternity, tenet! by the public for
many years A resumption by the biliary ornau
of Its secretive function, with the activity at
tendaiit upon health, a return to regularity f
tho IxiwcU Ml'! a renewal of digestion are
the no less hapev and certain results of iislint
Ihe Hitters svntc math ally. Its laxative ett'ect Is
never painful aud ilrenchiiu.'. Its tem1enc being
rather to perpetuate recnlarlly than to prciluce
a copious anion. Malaria, nervousness. lebll
It v, kidney troubles and nuiinillu It subdues
ull'eelually.
" Is Mr. Ilrown at homo?" Servant-Yes, sir,
you will llud him ut his i-mb.
If Dobbins' Klectrlc Soaj) in what so
many Insist that It !, you cannot ajl'ord
to ko without it. Your urocer has it, or
can ft it, and you can decide for yonrstlf
very soon. Don't let another .Monday pass
without IryiiiK I'.
It's a wise fly that knows a bitld head In spite
of a wit,'.
consi'mi'tion, K(;itorri.A,
Ouncral Debility. Wastliu; Diseases of ( hllilren
Chronic CoukIis aud IlKiucliltls ran be cured by
tl.r use of ricotl " Kaiulslon of 1'ure ( od l iver
OH with HyiMiphosphltn. I'r'unlueut physl
clans use 11 and testify to in Kreat value I'lruse
read tho (ollnwiUK. "I used hcott's Finulilon
for an obstinate comkIi with hemorrhauf.loss of
aiiiHitlte, emaciation, leeplfnes, etc. All ol
ttieso havo now left, am! I b-llee yourKmiilsIon
has saris! a c hic of welHIevuloped coimimp
tlon." T. J. FIWI'LKV. M. P., UmeHlar, lex.
llotton bartender baveu union.
v .i..nn, .linulil Ii mvh tlm oltv without a
box of "TttliIU' I'unch" tc ClKar.
The nviraKf waller hold a tray, but the
boarder gunalliUuUhIiu nlajluK the deuce.
A HOTEL KFX IIY ELECT 111 CITY.
What is known as an electrical hotel has
leen running ni Samaden, Switzerland.
The UnllrlliiL- 1m Hi; ited bv electricity wen-
crated by a wnt- wheel propelled by a
I cataract. All the rooms are supplied with
! electric Iguals, mid the cooking range
contain reslstane coils brought to a red
heat by a powerful current. Water may
be heated and egirs cooked on the dining
ta le by means of a current of electricity.
The "running of a hotel by electricity
and lis application in a thousand other
way is not equal to the scientific manner
In which Drs. Darrin employ the subtle
Hold in the restoration of health to the nf
llicted. as the following multiplying re
Milts show. Drs. Darrin appear to know
the uses of electricity to the human sys
tem quite as well a I-distiii does to the
application of machinery.
.Mr. William ai. Cnlwell of the Cotiimhla
Klxer ainniifaetiirliii; Company Cured
of Seialle KheimiatNiii.
Editor Orctonian Dkaii Sin: Having
beard of Dr. lhtrrin through my brother,
Geeige L. Calwell, who yas cured of a
numbness of the arm of many j ears'
landing, 1 was Induced to ppuly to him
for relief from sciatic rheumatism which
was then extremely painful, and also a
diseased liver, frotu'whlch I suli'ored verj
much. I was cured of rheumatism in two
weeks' time, s-o that I have felt no recur
rence of ttie disease, and am rapidly re
covering from the liver dilllculty. so ihat
iiiv he lib is better than for several years.
William M. O.u.win.i,.
Skamokawa, Wash.
llrlef Mention of People Cured hy Drs.
, Darrin.
i Mrs. F. W. Vliet, Portland Heights
j Xeuiulgia, or tic doloreaux, three years;
I cured.
L. P. Smith, Freeport Wnh.- Liver and
kidney complaint; cured. He was also re
duced'eightecn pounds in llesb.
Mrs. J. Martin. Olex, Or. Chronic
rheumatism, general debility and various
ailments for three years; cured one year
ago.
H. Van Pelt, Salem, Or.- Severe head
ache, to the extent I hat it caused him to
stugger and uudcrmliud Ills health; re
stored. Miss Sadie L. Campb-ll, employed nt
Lilt's dressmaking establishment, Port
landCured of calnrrh, bronchitis and
weak lungs.
E. U. I iiamberlain, Woods, Tillnniook
enmity. Or.- Alllicted fifty years with kid
ney and liver complaint a d neuralgia of
the stomach; cured in six week'.
Drs. Darrin can lie consulted daily at the
Washington building, corner of Fourth
and Washington streets, Portland, and
Hotel Gondolof, Tncotua. Hours, 10 to 5:
evenings, 7 to S: Sundays, 10 to 12. All
chronic diseases, irregularities of women,
blood taints, lo-s of vital power
and enrly Indiscretions ncruinnently
cured, though no references are ever made
in the press concerning such cases, owing
to the delicacy of the pntients. Kxaiuinn-.
tions free to all, and circular will be sent
to anv address. Charges for treatment ac-1
cording to patient's ability to pay. The
poor treated free of charge from HI to 11
daily. All private diseases contldentinllv
Heated, and cures guaranteed. Patients
at a distance can be cured by home treat-1
ment. Med ciues and letters sent without
the doctors' namu appearing.
Spare the rod nud let the t'sh story do the work. '
si it ifT'i it ifpok rii.Ks.
Sure cine, for bind, bleeding and Itching'
Piles. One ho has cured the worst cane ol tun ,
3 ears' standing. No one need Biiller ten inln-;
utes after using kirk s German l'iiu Ointment.
It absorb-) tumors. allu tho itching, nuts us
a poultice, gives relief. Dr. Kirk's (jeriuan Pilo
Ointment is prepared oniy lor l-uea ami iicnint;
of the, pi h ato parts, and nothing else. Kvery
bo is warranted
Sold by Dnugistsaud sent by mull on receipt !
of price, H.UJ tier oo. J. j. .muck k l.o.,
Wholesalo A?cntH, San KrunciHCO,
Heware of tmitntious of the celebrated Seal of
North Carolina 1'lUK t'ut 'rolmcco.
A SIOTIIItK'N I.OVK NitVKN HKIl
TUX YK.lK OM OlllliO.
My little girl, ten years of ase, had Hrlpht's
disease. Her ankles, feet and eyes were terribly
swoUn. Four of our best phjslclans attended
her, uiither life wus despaired of. A mother's I
love surmount all dllllcultles, and I determined
to try Dr. David Kenudy's Favorite Hemedy,
inade at Houdout, N. Y. llrlijht's disease! How 1
happy I am that I determined upou tills course '
for otic, by ono the well-known symptoms of I
the disease left her. Words fall to express my
gratitude, and I cannot too earnestly recom
mend the Favorite Hemedy. Her recovery was
entirely due to the Favorite remedy, which was
the only medicine taken after her case was 1
abandoned by the physicians Mrs. Laura A.
Kempton, West Kutland, Vermont.
hit. Kknnkdy's Favouitk Hkmkdv, made at
liimilimt. N. Y. Si: 6 for 15. I
Send for book, how to cure Kidney, Liver aud
Illood disorders.
Try (imiMKA for breukfHht.
That
Tired Feeling
Is experienced by'almost every one nt this sea
son, and tnHiiy ieople resort to Hood's S-arfap-ill
ilia to drive away the languor and exhaustion,
The blood Is laden with Impurities, the mind 1
falls to think rjulckly, nud thu body is still
slower to respond. Hood's Fursuparilln is Just
what Is needed. It overcomes that tired feeling,
purities aud enriches tho blood, makes the head 1
clear, creates an uppctlte aud tunes the nervous
system.
Hood's I
Sarsaparilla
sold Iivh'I druggist. $1 six for ?.". I'u-pBred
uily I I HOOD k CO . A.o hecarles, Low
ill, Mat
100 Doses One Dollar
LFREDJtJylERRIl Ui PORTLAND. OR. j
f prMcrlb and folly a.
dors lilt O as th oalr
Pcl0c tor trit ctrtala ear
of this dlsraa.
O.U.t.NUHAHAM.M. D.,
Austtrdam, K. T
W bar sold Rlf U for
tnanr rr. and It baa
aivD iu uhi 01 aaiia-
faetlon.
n 1. nvnu v.
Cblcaco, 11L
tl.aO. Bold kT CmifUU.
to
C IMriNHITI
Ir KHI V si Kl: (I tH fo, U0lUlt.,tlDilsnitl U,
OltZinVVAIt a IIKAVII.nabler. Itoo
nlsh I'lanoajMurdettOrKHns, Hand lintruinent.
Larvcat ktock of Hhtxjt Music and Hooks. Hand
a milled at KoaUirn l'iio-a. HAITI 1 1 AO
OKAY CO. 10e i'ost Utreet, Ban IfrancUco.
N. I. N. U. No. 328-B. F. N. U. No. 403
Fl TO i DITO.I
Jlwtiuto4 S.I WW
fm Mwalirtnufc
fel Mrlnlkftk
WJtruJ CiMlMl 0a.
lfi"BBlB
j THE ONLY Ol'AltANTEEH CUKE
Kor nil blood t n I tit and humor?, pimples,
. blotches, eruptions and skin diseases of every
1 name and nature Is 1)-. l'letce's Golden Medical
' Discovery. A certificate of guarantee from a
t responsible business houe warrants It to benefit
or cure, or money refunded.
Chronic Nasal Catarrh positively cured by Dr.
Sace's Kemedy. M) cents by dnu'K t..
" O Lord! how you made me Jump!" as the
grasshopper remarked when he w as first created.
An KleKimt Pnekni;e of Pine Curds,
Including l.'i rare novelties, shapes and ar
tistic imported o'eegniphlc and i hromntic
cards. This large and )eautlful collection
sent by mall to any one wlto will do this;
Huy a ro of the genuine Dr. C. McLane's
Celebrated Liver Pills from any druggNt,
price 2o cents, and niai us the outside
wrapp-'r w ith your address, plainly writ
ten. and I cents in stamps The genuine
McLane's Pills are prepared unit by
Fleming Pros., Pittsburg, Pa., and have
Ih-cii In constant use for over sixty years.
They iw superior to all others In purity
and effectiveness. A certain cure tor in
digestion and sick headache. Address,
Fleming Pros., Pittsburg, Pa.
PILES! PILKs!!
ILE.S ! ! !
Dr. William's Indian Piles Ointment Is the
only sure cure (or llllnd, lllccdliii; or ltehlUK
Pile eer discovered. It never fails to cure old
chronic caes of Ioiik Maudlin;.
Judge t'olllnbur, Cleveland, O, says- "1
have found by experience that Dr. Wl'lllam's
Indian Plies Ointment gives Immediate relief."
Do not siitl'er an Instant longer Sold by Will
iamson's Manufacturing Company, proprietors.
I levelatid, O , Ml cents mid .
Sold by I. Ulumauer A l o., wholesale drug
gists. 1'ortlHiid. Or
"Good anil Honest."
Is thus praised :
State of Ohio Treas
ury Dept , Columbus,
Ohio, Tel. fi, 1mi.
"I have used St. Ja
cobs Oil In my family
for years, and find it to
be tho medicine of medicines
FOR GENERAL USE.
It Is a good, honest medicine and honest men
will not hesitate to recommend It to sutlcring
humanity." JOHN' P. PI.KMMONS.
l!ookkeeicr.
At rtnrr.iiisTs ami Drtvii.
THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO., Baltimore. Md.
Cyc sure.y cureAhy
Perry Davis1
A LETTER FOR YOU.
KsTiiKMKi) FittKNii Wo are still olTcrlng ns
good bargains as yon obtained of us lust yearou
the SHine favorable terms We use even greater
care than ever 111 selecting and packing goods,
ami rurelv liave a coinnlalut of price, iiunlity or
lallure to' arrive In order, but thousands of let
ters of approval and eucoitruvemuut. The
"Home Circle" Is 1 ubllshed each month mid
weekley bulletins giving market changes each
week; these will be sent to jou or your friends
on application. Our stock Is much more com
plete than ever before, and comprises almost
everything 11 family needs to make life a pleas
ure. At this lime we oiler until sold special bur
gnltis In London layer raisins at l. TO ami f 1 .7ii
for SO 1I. boxes; cheap raisins down to (c. and
common Mission dried grupes low ns 10 and even
Ml Itis. for tl (JO, Hotter Is too low for anything.
Interior dairies fair to good, per roll of 'J iiia.,'.Ve.
to BOe.; choice coat dairies ilJc. to ilfie. In iiiaii
titles of &r or TO rolls, mid but littlo mor at re
tail. We will send you a l'J-roll box this week
at 14.00 thut will guarantee to stilt. In shoes wo
oiler Infants' soft soles, Nos. 0 to II. at 'JO and 'lit
cents, mid nice kid. good enough lor your baby
or ours. si?es 1 to f, at 40c. to TOc. Ladles' shoes
wo tell, Sunday or every-day, and good value,
not auction goods, but regular stock, at fl.TO;
children's school shoes, we have them so good
and cheap that jou could f ave your taxes every
mouth buying of us. Men's cvery-.lay shoes at
ft '.v hot we don't recommend C em. hut ut
II. .TO, 11.75 mid f.'.OO wo wiirrunt them to glvo 1
satisfaction. I'tiderwear, we ts-at the world for j
price, quality and variety for until, women nud I
children; low its 10c for Infants In grey, and
high us you want to pay. lint send us a trial
onl( r or ask for Iho lull list. Do not send for a
few Items by mall without adding for postage.
Address plainly, Snillli's ( nsli Store, 1 I H
front St., Sun I'm iiclsco, ('11 1.
INVENTORS
aro Invited to consult the old es- 1
tabllshed I'liti-ut tlrmof Mason, i
Kksjwii k.'.l, amhk.su:, Wtt.li , I), U
)RAionS
sar I'lso's Cur for Con
sumption iiTiiKiiiit'r
for kt-eplug Ilia vole
clear. ' cents.
C7K "linC9Kn Jli; A MONTH can lm made
V' J."IUJCJU -- working fur us. Pursues
prcfrned mtincan furnish a horao anil gunlieir winds
time' tnti I utliieas Hpsrn luniiM-nu iniy hi prelltnlity
siut'lii-il aLo. A fi.wr vacncls in I. sndtitl
11,1 JOIINSIA'A CO.. IWt Alii SI lliriiin'ji.il, Va.
Hi fninoiit Hoyry Hft
ltoreof llonpin, and lloifr
Niirseili'S of ( ambrlilKr,
Mum.. Iiiiti- hrrii inotril ta
I Knit l'asiilrii 1. I ttlirnrnta.
whern tli" laullicii will L
niln-t-.l as
'l'lie lliiyin.Miil I'l'iuer
iiikI S.-rl Mloic,
1 (.Ml. lloVKT.iUlMvrr,
I'ift 1'iiiiiI.-iiii, ('ul,
' Hndf(rcoiiiililcUlorua.
CHICHESTtn'S CNQLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
fUD CROSS DIAMOND BRAND
fcik lmtll tor J"moHj JirahJ lu
rl wrii.ilt Uii't. vtlM wilD ltu
riUa. TuLn mu utUtr, ill ltli4
lu t .Aallsoafl liitM. tluk wriMrri. If
it at ai aro ssi it a aaai jm lavrlVllaa. Md4 l
(lauti'f t lr i ritaijlara. U4abiall t t
iUHrfrur .dlr,N In htttr, lj rfluru
ftaaull. iaail iHiuit
Jmlds
ouhs
Pain
Killer
Reliable
SEEDS
0k
V
C R E A M
Baking
MOST PERFECT MADE.
FROM THE PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Sax FitvNdsio, January 'Jl, 18S0.
1 have innilen careful nnalysis of a simple of Dit. Pitit k's Chi: m Ha kino Powder
purchased by me in open market. The results of in v analysis snow that tbeCream
of Tartar used in its nuuitifucturo is pure, and that it does not contain any foreign
subt-ttuices, such us Abiin, Ammonia, Lime or other impurities. I consider it to
be pure and wholesome and in every way a superior article.
W. T. WENZELL, M. D., Ph. M., Ph. G.,
Professor of ChcnnViy in the Cala. Col. Pliarm., University of California.
)jrj tisan knpu j& .yNiU IV"
THE WORKMAN'S SOLACE.
I I tell you, my boy. I cot a heap more coi
tort out of r pftckuKc of r8KiL or North Caho
una I'Li-o Cur 'than Jar Gould doei oat of ail
bin UllllloUIL
THE
are those put up by
n M.FERRY A. CO.
Who are the larctjt Seedimen ta the world.!
D. M. Fbrrt & (Jo's
111, I IVrrlniIv arul fncra
SDAt.i.UAV
for 1890 will be mailed FKlilS loailap-
pllcant.1, anu 10 uui kuuh xiyuiaiii.
Using Gardtn, J-iewrr rr Strut
Sit,is mould khu air iu aauroi
D. M. FERRY 4.CO.
DETROIT, MICH,
ft-K
WHAT THE TOiVN WANTED.
Citizen 80 you think of locating hero ?
PhyxiciunYoH. I thought some of practicing ainonp; you.
Citizen 800 here, youin' mnn, there is 11 good oienititr hero for a man ns under
stands bin biz, but wo don't want no ;ircfci'ii, or experiuienting doctorintfs what
tve want I
Many times women call on their family
physicians), suirerin, ils they iiimnine, 0110
from dysisyspia, nnother from heart dis
eaMs, nnotlier from liver or kidney iIImvim),
another from nervous oxlwiustion or prostra
tion, another with pain here or there, and in
thin way thoy all prohont alike to thomselvesi
and their ciwy-Kofii-; nud imliirorciit or over
busy doctor, bcjuirnto and distinct dlwutsos,
for which ho jirescrilies his) pills and jh
tlons, assuiuiiiK tlictu to bo mich, when, in
reality, they are all only symptom caused
by somo womb disorder Tho phyHidan,
iKiiornnt 01 mo cause 01 Hiiiienne;. encour
aj?ert IiLh "praeticit" until larKu bills are
nuulo. Tho HiifTuriiiK patient Kotii no Isitter,
but probably worse by rtvisou of the delay,
wrotie; treutmeut and consequent coinpllcn-
SIQZ: HEADACHE,
llllioiiN lleuiluelie, DIzzIiicnh, (lonsit Iputiou, IiidlgeB
tlon, IIIIIoiim Altui'ks, and all ilcningcuicnts of tho stomuch and
bowels, are promptly relieved and pcnniinently cured by tlio uso of
DR. PIERCERS PELLETS.
They are Purely VcKetulilo mid l'orfecllv IlaruileMU
An it Ti 1 x TTT iT . f Vitciualed!
ONE PELLET A DOSE
For a Stock of Candy or Anything for a BAKERY
8KNI) TO
Alisky Candy Manufacturing Co.,
100 E STREET, PORTLAND, OR.,
JobWB ill Bliow Cuhch, Hcaleii, Paper IIiil-h-Iii nJ', "ou neod ln Coa
fctlonor'n btoru. buluBi oom-Cornor of I rout uud Ouk utroot.
I
P
DWDER
SEEDS.
25 Packets of Vegetable Seeds tor $1.
Send for cataloinie and make your selection.
TUPMIIl I I .t 1IBB11K,
4P.l-121 sansome street, S-ui Kratn lseo.
WANTED
AT ONCE
To soil thn eomplrto Ph . , fnui
Mrtoryor tho immtor of Lil t sLKUNIlV.
(living full ntnl rmiiplt'to account of tlir rontpirncr.
liiHnlrr,tlcoi'ryortlioli(KlT,niTcts,coronrrslnnuct,
the trlul miiI venlict. Tho bookronUlnrtir toil lllu.lra.
iort. (molnri Hinn. ol-imoof lout 600 puffin, price
l;I.S. OtTriTHMin Kt-lllV. S( liil,toilc. JlconU
ferniiiuittlt llrrtoiimcllrstFi-niNl. Thl.lthi.rlinrot
jour nro-tlmi'. I.lif ooininli-loi. Aililn-, 1.1IUD UJU
robiisiim, aou-aui j.ti.jj sirwit, ikin,., 111.
Season Opens for Trout April 1st
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H. T. HUDSON,
i)3 J'irst St., Vnvltanil, Or,
DEAL Kit IN
Arms, Revolver and Spoilsmen's Goods
bund ran af.w illustkatf.dcatai.ouuk.
tlons. A proper medlcino, llko Dr. Pierco'a
Kavorito Prescription, directed to the causa
would have entirely removed tho diseaso,
thereby illsiiellinK all those distresshu; symp
toms, and ln.sti tilting comfort instead of pro
longed misery,
It's the only medicine- for tho ieculiar
wcjiknossvs, irn(niluritIuH aud imliiful do
rniiKeuiuntH Incident to women, sold by
ilniKk'IstH. 11 111 lor 11 positive KUiinintee that
It will kivo satisfaction fit every case, or
price ($1.1X1) paid for it will bo promptly
rcfuniliMl.
For n Hook of 100 iwkoh, on 'Woman : Her
DI.seu.sea uuil their Si'lf-curo, sealed in plain
envelope,) send ten cents, ill suuni, to
Woui.d'h Dihpknhahy Medioai. Associa
tion, CM Main Street, Uulfalo, N. Y.
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