COAL-BLACK INDIANS.
A Strnntrn Savajre Trllm round In North
western Xlriimgim.
During the last seven months I have
visited all the ttvo republic of Control
America. Itut the most interesting part
of my work was the exploration of the
hitherto unknown country of the Sam
bos, in Northwestern Nicaragua. It is a
wild section, reached only by tortuous
Indian trails, covered with v.ist virgin
forests of mahogany and cedar, and un
der the dominion of tho savage Sambo,
who have never yet yielded to the au
thority of any government but their
own, giving a nominal allegiance to the
Mosquito King, the last remnant of
monarchy in tho Western world. '1 hose
Sambos are as black as ebony, possess
ing some generic identities with the
pure Congo, but widely dlHering from
him in other mental and physical feat
ures. The origin of this tribe is traced
to tho black Indians found upon the
isthmus when tlrst visited by the daring
adventurer Vasco Nunez do llalboa, the
discoverer of tho Pacific. They are
still in a barbarous state, being without
any wearing apparel and observing a
religion that is a quaint admixture of
mythology and superstition. Thoy en
tertain a blind faith in witchcraft, and
invest their sukias (success) with un
limited authority over temporal and
spiritual a flairs.
Tho religion of tho Sambo and his
worship of the god Kushika lias a strong
similarity to Puzza, an old god of the
Japanese and Chinese. Tho Sambo be
lieves that at cortain'soasons this god
goes into certain plants and animals, as
woll as giving visible manifestations of
himsolf in tho sun, moon and stars. As
a consequonco thoy havo a great many
objects of veneration. Tho medicinal
plants are supposed to receive their virt
ues and to havo been given super
natural powers through tho breath of
Kushika. Tho anaconda, which fur
nishes a superior oil for tho euro of
rheumatism, swollen joints, etc., is ven
erated for tho same reason and relig
iously protected during tho generative
season. Thoy believe that all unusual
commotions in nature, such as earth
quakes and tornadoes, aro tho visible
angry moods of Kushika, but that the
samo can bo appeased or warded oft" by
charms or oven by physical force. For
Instance, thoy think that tho storm
cloud is supported by an evil messen
ger, whom they can kill by discharging
their arrows into tho approaching omi
nous cloud.
Tho nativo doctors, or wiso men,
among tho Sambos occupy high places
in tho estimation of tho natives. They
use a few medicinal herbs in sickness,
but rely mostly upon char.ns and spells
to drive, away tho demon of disease. To
this ond they carry with them cortain
stones, seed-., teeth of wild animals or
tho anaconda, and other tilings, which
aro concealed about tho patient, who lias
a blind faith in tho curat! vo virtues of
tho charm. Tho sukia does not en
croach upon tho domain of tho doctors
in tho power of healing, but as
sumes by tho exerciso of tho "black
art" to visit tho direst calamities, upon
any ono that incurs her displeasure.
One of these witches camo near causing
tho massacre of our entire party, be
cause of an inoxplicablo disliko she had
taken to one of tho nativo guides. We
only escaped destruction by the prov
idential intervention of a thundor
storm, which was construed as tho
anger of Kushika at tho deed. A. J.
Miller, in Atlanta Constitution.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
An Ancient MitniiMerlpt of (lie New Testa
ment round at DiuiiiihCiiN.
We havo reason to believe that a dis
covery of equal importance to Now Tes
tament scholars with that which gave
Codex Alopli to tho world has just been
mado. Tho rumor current in well-informed
quarters credits tho now find to
Uryennois, tho learned Archbishop of
Nicomedia. Tho completion of th?
Epistlo of Clement of Koine, and the
unique manuscript of tho Teaching of
tho Apostles havo mado him famous fo"
discoveries even in this ago of discovery.
15ut if tho rumor that has come to us bo
true, and wo think thero aro good rea
sons for believing it to bo so, his name
will bo more closely identified
with tho New Testament itself.
It is said that in somo Turk
ish library at Damascus ho has
found a manuscript of tho Now Testa
ment dating from about the middle of
tho fourth century i. e., of tho samo
antiquity as the Codex Sinaiticus. In
deed, somo apprehensions aro felt
whether it is not altogother too much
like tho Sinaitic manuscript to bo of tho
phenomenal importance that other
totally independent manuscript of the
same ago would bo. If, as is said, and
wo are not yet in a position to speak of
of it as more than a rumor, tho now
Codox resombles tlio Sinaitic, not only
in tho additional books that aro ap
pended to it tho Epistlo of Marimbas
and tho Shepherd of Hernias, (wo wonder
' whether, unliko tho Sinaitic, it con
tains all tho latter) but also in tho
peculiarities of, text, it would seem to
bo almost a duplicato of tho Sinaitic,
Iwtii forming, perhaps, part of an
edition issued for tho common uso of
tho Palestinian church. Hut oven
if this should prove to be tho case, it
would tend to show that tho general
typo of text represented by it and the
fow oldor manuscripts was moro com
monly accepted than tho dofendors of
tho received text allow it to havo beon,
and may perhaps help to reassure those
strange exponents of criticism who make
much of tho quostion of numbers in tho
authorities for a reading. To tho school
of Wostcott and Hort wo should suppose
that twenty or thirty duplicates of tho
Sinaitic would make but llttlo differ
ence, savo as continuing tho correctness
of tholr theory; but to those timid critics
to whom numbers aro of importance, it
would probably bo really helpful.
Whether or not tho new manuscript (if
it exists) bo only a contemporary dupli
cate or an Independent witness, the
olvlllzod wo.l will await fuller partic
ulars with oxtromo interest London
Kguord.
-(!p to tho ohnmiKigno cprk, thou
tardy lover; uonSidor Iks ways and do
llkewbu. llin;:hamUir. Loader,
IT GIVKS 1 I.KASVKK
To testify in behalf of any honest proposi
tion, and that is why all thatonre try the
Great Sierra Kidney and I.ivtr Cure join
in praisiiiK Its excellent qualities and send
ing in their testimonials for the benefit of
those atllicted as they wet e be ore using
this wonderful medicine. He sure and get
one bottle which will convince yourself.
For tale by all druggists. Take no other.
Sierra Chcmicul Co., S44 Mission street,
San Francisco, Cat.
Gknti.k.mi:n: It ghes me extreme plea"
tire to testify In behalf of jour wonderful
remedy, Thk Ghkat Sikiuia Kid.nky and
LtVKit Cuuk. I have given It a thorough
trial, and it has not only cured me, but
some of my best friends can testify to. its
meritorious qualities. Please state that 1
can truthfully recommend to all this best
of all medicines. Very truly jours,
Hahuy Mkykhs,
1100 Market street.
THEATERS IN JAPAN.
Tobnceo Served to the Audience ns nn
Antidote to the Pluy.
From "An Artist's Letters from Ja
pan," written and pictured by John La
Farge, in tho Century, wo quoto as fol
lows: "The doctor took us on Sunday
afternoon to his club whoso name, I
think, means tho perfume of tho maple
to see and to listen to somo Japaneso
plays which aro given in tho eJub thea
ter for tho purpose. Wo went thero in
the afternoon, passing by the Shiba tem
ples, and our kurumas woro drawn up at
ono end of tho buildings. Thero every
thing was Japanese, though I hoar
stories of tho other club and its ultra
European ways brandlos-and-sodas,sin-glo
oye-glasses, etc. Howover that may
be, on tills sido wo woro in Japan with
out mistake. Wo sat on tho steps and
had our shoes taken oil, according to tho
Japaneso fashion, so as not to injuro
mats, and wo could hear during tho
operation long wallings, high notes,
and tho piercing sound of flutes
and stringed Instruments; tho curiously
sad rhythm mingled with a background
of high, distinct declamation. Wo
walked in, with careful attention to
make no noise, forgetting that in our
stocking feet wo could havo made none
had wo wished, and wo found tho doc
tor's placo reserved for him and us, and
marked with his name, writ largo. Othor
low boxes, with sides no highor than
our elbows as wo sat on tho mats, divid
ed tho sloping floor down to tho stage.
The stage was a pretty little building
projecting into tho great hall from Its
long sido. It had its own roof, and con
nected with a largo gallery or bridge,
along which the actors moved as thoy
camo on or disappeared, in a manner
now to us, but which gavo a cortain
natural sequence and made a beginning
and an end a dramatic introduction
and conclusion and added greatly to
tho plcturo when tho magnltlcent
dresses of stifl brocade dragged slowly
along to tho cadence of tho music.
"A quiet, sleepy appreciation hovorcd
over tho scone; even the devotees near
us, many of them oldor pooplo and bo
longing to the old regime, showing their
approval or disapproval with restrained
criticism. I could seo without turning
my head the expression of tho faco of
my neighbor, a fornior daimio, a man
of position; a faco of Japaneso transla
tion of tho universal well-known aristo
cratic type immovable, fatigued, with
the drooping under lip. liehind him sat
former retainers, I suppose doforential,
Insinuating remarks and judgments to
which ho assented with inimitable
brevity. Still, 1 thought that I could
distinguish, when ho showed that tho
youthful aiuatours for most of tho
actors were non-professional did not
come up to a proper standard, that his
memory went back to a long oxporienco
of good acting. And so catching aro
impressions of a crowd that I myself
after a timo believed that I recognizod,
moro or less distinctly, tho tyro
and tho master, oven though I only
vaguely understood what it was all
about For I need not tell you that tho
libretto would havo been stiU moro dif
ficult for mo than tho pantomime boforo
me; and very often it was but panto
mime, tho actor making gestures to tho
accompaniment of music, or tho decla
mation of tho choni'L'us, who told tho
poetic story. Occasionally tiieso move
ments amounted to a dance, that is to
say, to rhythmic movoments honco
called tho No danco to which emphasis
was given by rising or falling on either
foot, and bringing down tho solo with a
sudden blow.
"Wo had tobacco to cheer us.
On our arrival tho noisoless servants
had brought to us tho Inevitable littlo
tray containing the lire-box with hot
charcoal and tho llttlo cylinder for
ashes, and tea and little sugary balls;
and then, besides, notwithstanding tho
high-toned roposo of tho audience, thoro
was onough to watch."
WAKHI) Ur KKFF.CTUAI.LY.
A lethargic, dormant condition of the liver Is
hardly to be overcome with drastic cathartics
and nauseous chohigogues. A gentler, pleas
antcr aud far more ell'eclfve means exists of
arousing the organ when somnolent. This Is
Hosteller's Ktomaeh Hitters, vouched for by the
medical fraternity, tested by tho nubile for
many years. A resumption by tho biliary orgau
of lis secretive function, with tho activity at- .
tetidaiit upon health, a return to regularity of
the bowels flid a renewal of digestion are
the no less hapny and certain results of using
tho Hitters systematically. Its laxative effect Is ,
never painful and drenching, Its tendency being 1
rattier to perpetuate reKuiuniy man u pruin-o
a copious action. Malaria, nervousness, debll
It v, kidney troubles aud ueuralgla ft subdues
effectually.
At tho Theater Illoodgood I dtclarel Travis
applauds like a blacksmith to night. DcHinlth
Yes, dou't you see how loud hi gloves areT
Fifteen contestants clad for tho fray,
Armed with good steel and In battle array.
rtrlvlng for lucre, its brave Knights of old
Strove for their honors and medaU of gold.
Driving each shining pen over tho paer,
Seeking to found, at the most proper caper,
The praises of remedies known the world over
From Paris to Calais, from Ca'afs to Dover;
Hut each Kulifht vnlnly strives language falls
iu description
Of the manifold virtues of " Fuvorlto Proscrip
tion." When 111 or depred with that "dragging
down " feeling, consequent upon weakness, suf
fti lug from liefldaelu), weak or lame back, aud
the many IIW common to the weaker sujr. tain
Dr. I'lureo's Presmlptlou, which la guaranteed
to lvc satisfaction or price (11.00) itttirued, bie
printed guarantee oil bottle, wrappur.
Dr. l'lerceVPllt-ginlly laxatlvoor active
ly cathartic, accordlug to dosu. at cents.
GOOD KXAM 1M.KS.
If women would set a good example it
would soon refoint lit world, as the men
are continually fo.lowlngalterthe omen.
If a woman cottlil talk out of the two cor
ners of her mouib tt the same tlino thero
would be a irood iletl said on both sides.
Tho l)rs. Darrin ant just such advocates.
No one tongue or corner ol the mouth can
tell of the wonderf'il cures they ate mak
ing daiiy nt their olllres. The few follow
Inir testimonials substantiate their won
derful ski 1.
A Tneoinii Sinn Cured of llsclinrgliir Kara.
Mi: Editor Ukah Silt: I have had a
discharging ear ever since I was n child
(twenty-five years). I have been un er
treatment with tho best specialist in this
, country and Europe without any benefit.
I applied to the Drs. Damn. He pro-
, nounced my case curable, mid I put nnself
under his care, but very doubtful of ever
being cured. I can now say that I am en
tirely cur d, and I have had no discharge
since the tlrst treatment, over a month
ago, which pioves tho cure is permanent
bewuid a doubt. I cnli be referred to nt
10i7 E str.et, Taeonia. Nm.s Ellison.
What n Prominent Lumberman of Van.
router, Wn!i., Think of Dr. Darrln.
Mr. Editor: This Is to certify that Dr.
Darrin lias so far cured nie of sciatic rheu
matism that I am able anil did walk fifteen
miles one day this week, lie fore I came
to hint I coul I fcarcely walk to his otlice.
liefer t. me at Vancouver, Wash.
P. C. McFahlani:.
Total Deafness Cured.
This is to certify that I was totally deaf
in one ear, with a constant ringing noise;
also a dUngrecnbl" discharge Iroin tho ear
for a long time. I app led to Dr. Darrin,
and ant now perfectly cured. 1 live at .'Ml
Sjuth Second street, Portland, and will
gladly state my case to any one.
FltlUI Poi.iKit.
Drs. Darrin can lie consulted daily at the 1
Washington building, corner of Fourth
and Washington streets, Portland, and
Hotel Gondolfo, Taeonia. Hours, 10to 5:
evenings, 7 to 8: Sundays, 10 to K2. All i
chronic diseases, irregularities of women, i
blood taints, lo's of vital power 1
and early Indiscretions permanently
cured, though no references are ever made
In the press concerning much cases, owing
to the delieacy of tho patients. Examina
tions free to all, and circulars will bo sent
to any address. Charges for treatment ac
cording to patient's ability to pay. The
poor treated free of charge from 10 to 11
dully. All private diseases confidentially
trea'ted, and cures guaranteed. Patients
at a distance can be cured by homo treat
ment. Med clues and letters sent without
tho doctors name appearing. t
Giles Is your Job permanent' Morrltt I
d. ....1.1 ...... It ...... !.. ...nwituri. nt ii fiiimtiltt.i.i
PIIUIIIll POJ ll.l .in. 1 ill oi vii-iiii; ... .iivi.
nun is raisuiK iiiuuey iu uuim n iiiwuuuii'iii. i
1? who use Dobbins' Electric Soap
praise, it as the best, cheapest and most 1
economical oap made; but if you will try
it once it, will tell a still stronger tale of I
its ineMtH usclj. I'lcase try it. lour
grocer will supply you.
If Berry Wall had been spnuke'l more when
he was a boy, he would have been less of a dude
now. There wasn't enough handwriting on the
Wall.
SUKi: Ct'KK FOIl 1'II.KS.
Sure euro for blind, bleeding nnd itching
Piles. One box hH cured the worst caso ol ten
j curs' slai.dlnjf. No ono need sulfur tun min
utes after usIiik Kirk's German l'iie Ointment,
It absorbs tumors, allays tho itchinir, acta as
a poultice, Klves relief. I)r. Kirk's German Pllu
Ointment is prepared only for Piles nnd itching
of tho private pat ts, and nothing else. Kvery
box is warranted
Bold by DriiKKista and sent by mail on receipt
of price. $1.00 per oox. J. J. Muck & Co..
Wholesale AkoiiUi, San Kruncisco,
ISVKKV NYJII'TOJI UOXE.
Probably no disease inflicts bo much contin
uous palu as Rheumatism. Over no single com
plaint has Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, of Houdout, N. V won more cures than
Rheumatism. By its uso the agonized patient
can once more ubu his II mas aud freed from past
years of pain.
Sir. Frank Strait, a well-known merchant of
New Hamburg, N. Y., says: "I sulfered tortures
from Sciatic Rheumatism. My case was a very
bad one, and none of the means taken gave me
relief. I uso Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remr dy, of Rondout, N. Y., ntn entirely rid of
every symptom of my trouble. Only three bot
tles brought about this wonderful result. H has
built me up and been of great bencllt to me iu
other ways. I heartily recommend It to other
snfl'erers.
Dk. Kknnkdy's Favokitk Rkmkdv, made at 1
Rondout, N. Y. 1; C for V.
Send for book, how to cure Kidney, Liver and '
Illood disorders.
If afflicted with Soro Kyes, ue Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Kye Water. Druggists sell It. 'Oc.
lleware of Imitations of the celebrated Seal of
North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco,
Try Gkrmka for breakfast.
Now
Is the Time
Topuilfy your blood and fortify your system
against the dcbllllatlugelfectsnf spring weatlier.
At no other season Is tho bitter taste In the
mouth more prominent, tho breath so olfeuslvc,
the drowsy dizziness sofreitieut,or thatextrcmo
tired feeling so prevalent. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is
Just tho medicine to build up tho system, purify
the blood, cure biliousness and headache, over
come that tired feeling aud create a good appe
tite. N. II. He suro to get
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
gold by all druggists, 1; six for J 5. Prepared
only by V, I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Low
ell, Mass.
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
FRED. T. MERRILL. PORT LAND. OR.
! The Printers of Portland j
GET TIIKIK llOLLrKS CAST AT j
I Palmer & Rey's !
-rnox-
: RELIABLE COMPOSITION ;
: And say that It Is superior to any
; composition they ever used. . .
N. I. N. U. No. 3'M-S. F. N. U. No. 100
a ii(iNr.i(i:i:ii:u'.s iiiuvi;n.
The tlrnant prediction 1 mmlr Hint droit.
Krry lll tip n'mlWlirit Irniii the
tioiitcluitd nml tlie cirriipntlnii
of the ilninrvtlr servant
"III be none.
Vnluatile AiUIre lor tlip Present Dny.
Mrs. Helen E. Sterrett.in a recent num
ber of the Forum, contributes an article
entitled "Housekeeping in the Future."
In it she tells how in a fevycarselectrieity
will supply light lor the home, the family
cooking and washing will be done outside,
and there will be so little work in tho
household that the occupation of the do
mestic servant will be gone.
Hut Mrs. Sterrett's article is simply a
prediction, and has no more than a passing
interest for the ladies who live in 1S0O.
Theirsoeialand household cares arestrain
ing their delicate, nervous system, and the
result is terrible. Headaches, backaches,
and womanly ills are growing alarmingly
common. Many of them find that mem
ory is failing; they are unable to recall
the names of friends or tell whether they
have performed some of their usual house
hold duties.
Their nerves are in such a condition
that very slight causes, or perhaps no cause
at all, may irritate them. Life grows to be
a burden. There is no need for despair,
but there is great need of caution. Their
nerves should be built up, life fortified,
midbrain restored with that remarkable
preparation, Paine's Celery Compound.
Instead of the depressed anil languid feel
ings, nffer the Compound has been used,
they will feel active, vigorous, and happy.
To tho-e who are weak and failing, and
desire health and happiness instead ol ill
ness and misery, we earnestly urge that
they act upon this advice.
Mies ltlne-Have von read Whlttler's lntret,
"The CiiptiilnV Well?" Yoiiiik Dliluse N-lio
all wluit win the matter with the Ciii'laln?
Kleh, fragrant, line, "TansIU's l'tiueh."
Grown Cold." I loved you onco." lie snld In
a rciironuhful lone. " Well," she responded, " 1
don't ant the earth; once Is enouuli,"
JACOBS OIL
CURES PERMANENTLY
RHEUMATISM.
S uttered fur Nearly 30 Years.
Ih7 N l luster M.. Iliiltituorc, Mil.
For nearly 8) ears I suffered with lliennia
tlsm In arm nnd shoulder; could not lilt my
arm. Lcs than two bottles ol M. Jacobs Oil
cured me.
W. II. HKKSON.
Of Slimy Yours' Standing.
liadsdeii, Crockett Co., Teiin.
My case was rheumatism if ninny oars'
standing, coutm led during Hie war; tried
most everything without relief. St. Jacobs
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WHY YOU SHOULD USE
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It is Palatable as Milk.
It is thrco timo3 as efficacious at
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It is far superior to all othor so
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It is a porfcot Emulsion, doos not
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.'t is wonderful as a floch producor.
It is tho bast remedy for Consump
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Colds.
Sold by nil Jrii(f7ff
Faber's Golden Female Pills..
ForFcmalo Irregular
I ties; uothiugllkellicm
on tho market. A'etrr
nil. Successfully used
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monthly, (luiiranteed
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utcnstniatlou.
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TO
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. KUKS' M II K I I t:i: 10., UO lUte It., (iD.linitl, 0.
A LETTER FOR YOU.
Kstkkmkd Fkikmi. Wo aru still offering as
good bargain as you obtained ot us last year on
the same favorable terms. We use even greater
care than ever Iu selecting and packing goods,
aud rarely have a complaint of price, iniallty or
failure to arrive In order, but tliotuaiids of let
ters of approval aud encouragement. The
Home Circle" Is t lihllshed each mouth unit
weekley bulletins giving markit changes each
wctk; these will be sent lo jouor your friends
011 application, our stock la much more com
plete than ever before, and comprlics almost
ever) thing a family needs to make llfo a pleas
ure. At this time we oiler until sold special bar.
ualus In Joudon layer raisins at 1141 ami (I.7S
for 'JO-lti. boxes; cheap ralslus down to fa, aud
common M Union dried grapes low as 10 and even
Ml it.s. for M 00. flutter la too low for anything,
Interior dairies fair to good, per roll of 2 IIjS.AIc,
tol'.oe. j choice roast dairies tic, to lib;. In iiau
tltfes of 'J! or 10 rolls, and but little morn at re
tail. Wu will scud you a 1'J-roII box this week
at 11.00 that will guarantee to suit. Iu shoes wo
otrer Infants' soft soles, Nos. 0 to it, at V0 aud
rents, and nice kid. good enough for your baby
or ours, sizes 1 to b, at -10c to fvv. Ludies' shoes
wo sell, Sunday or uvcry-day, and good value,
not auction goods, hut regular stin k, at
children's school shoes, wo have them so good
and clit-au that you could lavu lour taxes every
inonlli bujlng of us Men's every lay shoes at
tl.'Ji, but wu don't recommend f cm, but at
jl.GO, 11.76 and lz.00 wo warrant them to give
satisfaction. Underwear, we beat the world for
price, rjuallty and variety for men. women and
children; low us 10c for Infants III grey, and
high as you want to pay. Hut send us a trial
order or ask for the full Hat. Do not send for a
few Items by mall without adding for poslaKC.
Address plainly, Nmllli'M -'iii.Ii Store, I IS
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25 Packets of Vegetable Seeds for $1.
(?end for catalogue nml make our selection.
TIU'Mlim .t IIKKIIK,
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N. E. Portland,
NK. rotllaud In the place to buy a lot.
NK. Portland Is cleared nnd sol In fruit.
NC. I'oitluiid lots are fOxlOi fett cm h.
NK. Portland Is nearer than Sit. Tulior.
NK. Portland Is high, sightly and loci.
NK. Portland Is within walking distance.
NK. Portland U Portland's best suburb.
Lots, iV0 Ii0 down; balance, till a mouth.
POUTI.ANl) I, AND I'O.,
First and Alder, Portland.
STEIN WAY KAwicHPKAiii
Oltllinrtl, BKAOII.Oabler. Bo
nlsh Pianos; Burden Organs. Band Instrument.
Largest stock of Shoot Slnslo nnd Hooks. Hands
supplied at Kastorn Prices. MATTHIAS
GRAY CO. 108 Tost Street, Ban Franclaco.
MONEY
Can tie made easy by
raising Chlckcni.. A
largoIU-pagc Illustra
ted Catalogue de
scribing Incubators,
brooders. Hroodlng
Homes, How 11 u d
What to Feed, How
long to keep them In
tho llrooder, urinKliig
Fountalns.Dlsoases
and their Cure, lufact
moro Information
than ts given In many
'lucent books. Sent
to any address on ro
celpt of '2c. stamp.
Wlro Netting, Hons
SI Ills, Hone Steal and
nil kinds of Poultry
Supplies.
Address,
Pitaluma Incubator Co.. Petaluma, Cal
rfERCES
OLDEN
'.0IC At.
0VRV.
I on pinncts
lPleiUant-
OR PIFRCW
ENORMOUS SHIWIENm
Frequent fililpments of cnr-lonil lots
of Dr. 1'lorco'n Aluillclnes, to nil tlio
principal cotninerclnl centers of this
country, nro tiecesaury to supply the
unprecedented tleiimntf for tiieso world
fuiucd remedies. No other medicines
over attnlned iinytliliio; like the popu
larity which they enjoy. No other
medicines possess such superior mid
positive ctirntlvo properties ns to war
rant their miiniifiietiirerM in selling
them, as tlio proprietors of Dr. Pierce's
Medicines are doiiif,', through druggists,
under a positive giiurnnti'O of heuellt
or cure in every case, 011 fair trial, or
money refunded.
Thoro uro scores of earsapiu lllas and
other blood mcdioliips advertised, hut
the "Golden Medical Discovery" of Dr.
I'iereo is the only one ever backed up by
a positive guarantee from 11 well-known
and thoroughly responsible house. The
conditions are, Hint, given a lair trial, it
will do all that Is claimed for it, or
money paid for It will bo promptly re
funded. A Certificate of Guarantee
wraps every bottle.
To attempt the sale of an Inferior, or
oven a fairly good, hlood-pui lfier under
Btich trviug conditions as these, would
mean bankruptcy to its proprietors.
P?PRICES
CREAM
taurneft
I
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III UK riHl.tJ III Urt, 9 p(iC3 I II -f CnfAfBl
For a Stock of Candy or Anything for a BAKERY
HIIND TO
Alisky Candy Manufacturing Co.,
100 E STREET, PORTLAND, OR.,
Jobbers iu Show CWh, Bealcn, Taper Maim-In fai t, anything you need 111 tOea- i
fsjctionur's .tore. Btileuroom Comer of l'rout and Oak UuL
MM
JrJell joo V XVirJ jI i
3l)
THE WORKMAN'S SOLACE.
"I tell yon, my boy, I get a heap more con
tort out of a package of T8itiL or North Caro
lina I'luo Cut' than Jay Ootid doi oat at all
hit millions.
. i praaerTb and rally a
dona Bt( U u tha amir
specific tor tha oartala tar
of this dliaue.
U. II. IN OKA II Alf, If. D.,
-AmtUrdaan, W. T.
Wa hare aold Blf Q fa
many yeara, and tt kaa
siren ids Datl of mm.
faction.
D. R. DYOnZ OO.r
Chicago, III,
II. ed. SoMfcyBncilatK
riso's Itemcily for Cnlnrrh la Uio
Host, liislpst lo Use, and ClioniXfit.
Sold ly ilrwrelsla or sent liy mall.
80c; K. T. lliucltiiio, Warreu, 11k
fes?
D.M.FERRY A. CO.
Who are the largest Seedtmen in the world,!
D. M. Ferry Jt Co's
Illtutratrd. Descriptive and Priced
SD AUNUAt
for 1890 will be mailed I KbL to all ap-,
pllcants, anu to last season a customers.
It 1 ueiier man ever, E.vcry crson
using uardin, itmvr or J-tela
mttU should senu lor it. Aourcas
D. M.FERRY 4. CO.
DETROIT, MICH.
Reliable
Tha famous Hotct Rtd
Store ot lloston, nnd llovey
piurseriea or lumnTuige,
Mum., Iiats tiren movKl to
Kast rasftddi.t, California,
where the business mUI b
SEEDS
conducted aa
Tho Itnyraoncl Flower
timl Nvetl Htore,
C. II. IIoykt, Manager,
Kilat l'naiKlcnn, Cut.
St nd for conipltts csUlofus.
I lllirilTnnn are invited loeuimiilttlio oldest
INWrN I IIKAtiibllshed I'ateuttlrm of Mtsos,
ill I L.11 1 unu vr
l'KSWUKA.liAWKKNl:K,WaSll.,D,0.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
RED CROSS DIAMOND BRAND.
Hare ma rtiibi. iadirnt
uk DruffUt fur Jiond Stand, la ,
r 4l, rortAllle boxr, irmlM with bluei
rlblon. Take no othrr. At) Dltli
la pftttcbonl Mm, filnk wrpprf, ar
dtttiarrruua ountrrfVlta. KD1 4n.
(Rtftiiini) for arilouliri, tvitlmoatali ant
"Urller fur I.Hd lsH in UtUr, by return
mail A'omi ltpr,
Ihlr tftr (1m'I Tom H4ba Sq rklllH
KTiaQS)
Only a medicine possessed of extraordi
nary merits could sustain Itself under
such a business policy. Tlio "Golden
Medical Discovery " Is such a medicine,
and has proven its ability to sustain lta
proprletorx, even though sold on such
extraordinary terms.
as a remedy ior an jsiooii, Kin anu
Scalp Diseases, it lias won for itself
world-wide fame. Especially has it
manifested its potency in curing Salt-
riieum, j.eenia, 'letter, I'l tuples,
Klotchcs. Ertintlous, oltl Scrofulous
Sores, Ulcers, and kindred ailments.
As a remedy for the peculiar weak
nesses, distressing irregularities, and
painful derangements incident to
women, Dr. Tierce's Favorite' Pre
scription stands alone ns the only rem
edy guaranteed to give satisfaction in
every case, or money paid for It Is
promptly refunded.
It Is but natural that tho people
should bestow their patronage upon
these medicines, since none other aro
sold 011 sncli fair and liberal terms.
They aro manufactured by tho World's
Dispensary Medical Association, of Uuf
falo, N. Y., a hotiso whoso financial
standing and reputation for fair dealing
Is well-known to every publisher, aa
well as to every druggist, throughout
tho civilized world.
to a dats.H
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