The Oregon scout., June 19, 1890, Image 5

EXPLOSIVES IN DOSES.
The U.e of Oon CottorTnnd Nltro-Glycer.
Inn In .Medical Prattler...
Dr. n. II. Uurchard, a famous Phlla
aolphia physician, speaking of tho
progress of medical (science in theso
later years, said to a roportor tho othor
day:
"ilavo you any idea of how far high
explosives aro usod in medicines? You
can not got your knowledge from books
unless you ransack five hundred vol
umes and pick up tho scattered items
hero and there. It may surpriso you to
know that thoy aro in daily uso and of
tho greatest valuo in all sorts of dls
oascs and injuries.
"Tuoro is, for oxamplo, gun cotton,
or, as wo call it, proxylin. It is twice as
powerful as gunpowder, but very much
inferior todynamlto or nltro-glycorlno.
Dissolved in othor, it makes that won
derful compound wo call collodion. In
this shapo it is employed to protect raw
or injured surfaces. It dries rapidly
in fact, almost as fast as it is employed
and loaves bohind a fine, elastic arti
ficial skin, which is air and water-proof
ngainst microbes and diseaso gorms.
Mixed with cantharidos.collodion makes
tht best blistering plaster known to
science Mixed with tannin or tannic
Rcid, it makos a wonderful remedy for
Stopping tho How of blood from wounds.
In cases of scalding and burning col
lodion onablos tho protesslon to covet
tho exposed flesh in a manner never bo
foro possible. No secretion of tho body
affects it, nor, on tho othor hand, does
it exert any unpleasant orobjectionablo
influonco upon tho systom.
"But of oven greator valuo is nitro
glycerine. "Wlion used inmedicino it is
larpoly diluted, ono part being mixed
with ono hundred parts of alcohol, and
ono drop of tho resultant mixturo is a
dose. In this form it is an admirable
antidoto in casos of neuralgia of tho
heart and many cases of nervous dis
turbances of tho human body. Thus it
has been used and given wonderful ro
liof in nervous asthma, hiccoughs, head
aches and similar disorders. It lias ro
peatedly cut short an attack of tho
chills and fover, and bo ominent an au
thority as Dr. liobort ltartholow recom
mends it in certain forms of Uright'a
diseaso, and also for that most misera
ble of earthly ailments, sea-s'.ckness.
"Thus far wo havo only begun to know
tho medical virtues of gun-cotton, nitro
glycerine and aniyl-nltrido. Uoyond
theso there aro over six high explosivoa
of which wo know little or nothing as to j
thoir real character, and nothing at all '
regarding their action upon the physical
organteations.
It does seem curious, !
howover, that substances which in
largo quantities aro dost- ctivo of Ufa
and property should, in small ones, 1)8
beneficial to tho sick and injured. The
gun-cotton which blows a man up en
ables tho physician to destroy tho pain
of his aw members and to heal them in
loss timo than was
i over before possible" 1
with othor remedies." Washington
btar
AT FRIEDRICHSRUHE.
The Itctlrcd CluMicclor'a Surroundings In
the Sachsenwalil.
Princo Ilismarck's homo at Friedrlchs
rube, whoro tho ox-CliancHlor now leads
tho ciniplo lifo of a country gentleman,
is a most secluded spot, though only an
hour distant from Hamburg by express
train. Tho estato is surrounded by for
est land tho Sachsonwald so little fre
quented that tho deer aro quite tamo
and scarcely pay attontion to tho train
rushing by. Littlo of tho estato is visi
bio from tho railway, biu thick undor
wood, with an occasional gllmpso of tho
narrow rivor Ail, covered with roods,
which turns tho Prince's saw-mills.
Tho houso lies to the right of tho lino,
but is hiddon from tho rain by a high,
red brick wall which also borders the
main road, while the rivor and hedges
close in tho two remaining sides.
Originally Freidrichsruho was a hunt
ing lodge, built in 1703 by Count Fred
erick of Lippo-Stornburg, and later it
becamo an inn, called Frascati, whore
tho Hamburgers flocked for picnics on
holidays. When William 1. prosonted
tho estato to his Minister, Princo Ills
marck added to tho house, but kopt the
main building intact It is a two
storied edifice, painted light yellow,
tho Prineo's apartment being on the
ground fioor, whilo tho rooms up stairs
aro occupied by tho Princess and the
Countess Ilantzau, tho Princo and
Princoss' only daughtor, with hor threo
littlo boys. Handsomo shrubs and a fine
plno troo aro planted in tho front of tho
houso, tho rivor Au running at tho foot
of tho grounds and forming a tii.y water
fall. Princo Uismarck has no near neigh
bors oxcopt in tho littlo village of
Friedrlchsruh, with its inn and a fow
scattered houses inhabited by foresters,
postal and railway officials, tho work
men at tho saw-mills with thoir fami
lies, a tailor, a blacksmith and a miller
Tho only important porsonago is tho
head foroster of tho Sachsonwald, who
is mayor of tho vlllago nnd tho manager
of Schwarzonbeck another of Princo
Ilisniarck's small properties which Ho
oloso by, llko tho farms an1 pastures of
Silk and Schonhauson. Tho Princo on
joys talking local gossip with tho for
ester, inquiring anxiously whothor tho
cattlo thrive in tie meadows or whothor
tho wood-cutting soason has boon profit
able. Princess Uismarck would ofton
say at the Parliamentary receptions:
'My husbanu takes moro real interest
in a turnip than in all your politics,"
and tho Princo has now tho opportunity
of proving tho truth of this wlfoly criti
cism. LondjonGjyihlc:
lllotvlng for u I'urpine.
Joo '"hat follow is making a great
ioal of noho about his hotel bill. As
ho ought to know thatit will not holp
matt ra, do not soo why ho blows so
much.
Kll IIo probably blows to cord it.
You know that cold contracts. Chicago
Intor-Ocoan
Ilupciiiluil oil lllO JtdUlt,
Passer-by (to Tommy, who lias jus?
boon lighting) Wouldn't your fathor
whip you If ho knew you had boon
fighting?
Tommy Well, that doponds. If tho
other boy whipped mo pop would whip
mo too; but if I lirkei tho other boy,
pop would just iay, "I wouldn't fight, It
I woro Vou, Tommy." Llppincott.
AXOTIIKH DHUGOIST SPEAKS.
March 2J, 16P0.
Manufacturers of The Great Sierra A'ftf
ncy and Liver Cure.
Gentlemen: I notice a great increase
in the sales of your remedy, and judge
that by the repeated calls for it that it
gives entire and complete satisfaction to
the parties using it. It is the best selling
Kidney and Liver Cure that I handle in
slock. Respectfully yours,
John AVm. Saltlk,
2115 Mission street, corner of Twenty-llrst,
San Francisco, Cal.
The average sensation newspaper article Is
like a pair of tongs; a big lieail, and nil the rest
Is extenuation.
I Six Xovels Free will be pent by Cragin
, & Co., Philadelphia, I'd., to nny one in the
I United Suites or Cnnula, postage paid,
! upon receipt of 5 Dobbins' Klectric Soap
i wrappers. See Hut of novel on circular
around each bar. Soap for sale by all
i grocers.
If a ybody who Is " one of us" has not yet
i been asked "Where arc you going this summer?"
that person will please Mgnliy by rising.
For throat diseases, coughs, colds, etc.,
elleetlve relief is found in the use of
"llrou-n's ISronchial Troches." Sold only
in boxes. 25 cents.
Householder (to suspicious character) What
do you want? Suspicious eluraeter (thought
fully)! (luuiio; what ycr got?
Hrownlow That's a smart boy you have.
Michigan Father (proudly) Sehmart? I vould
my he vas! He vas born In Milwaukee, and he
speaks Kngllsh 'mint m veil as German already.
Kicli' fragrant! flue! aro the expressions of
those who smoke "fannlH's Punch" 5c Cigar.
Lying is wicked; but
not unfashionable.
t auk goodness! It is
fiewarc of imitations of the celebrated Seal of
North Carolina l'lug Cut Tobacco.
Groom "Shall I rub his legs oir, sir?"
you had better leave them on."
" No,
Plunder's! Oregon III nod I'urif lor is
tho best remedy for that dread disease, dyspep
sia, for It regulates tho lymphatic- system and
bad secretions.
Thy Gkumua for bruukfast.
WOUNDED HONOR AVENGED.
How Proud Iioi;c;r Would Teach
the
lliiuglitv Itioli :i Lesson.
There was a certain air of prido and
svon of hautour about him us ho caino
?"?n tho front at0Ps of the .Massaehu-
sottsavenuo mansion, notwithstanding
tho fact that ho had just boon refused a
! small loan of only fifteen cents, a re-
I niost for wlilnh liml linnn mil vovnd 1)V
tho maid ser'- nt to tho mistress of tho
house.
. "I havo been grossly insulted," ho
faid' "grossing a young man with a
momont on tho sidewalk for tho pur-
poso of investigating tho contonts of an
accidental ash barrol in hopes of rak
ing therefrom a nows Itom of somo
sort
"Who did It?" asked tho Star roportor,
for it was he.
Tho proud-looking stranger pointed
with his thumb over his loft shoulder
at tho handsome rosidonco behind him.
"I demanded a trilling pecuniary ac
commodation, ho explained hoarsely,"
and thoy sent ino down an insolent mes
sage of refusal."
Tho stranger pujled thoughtfully at a
wisp of long black hair that hung ovor
ono oar. Finally ho said:
"I havo it!"
"A scliomo of rovengo?" asked tht
nowspapor man intorostedly for ho,
too, dotestod aristocrats.
"Exactly."
"What Is It?"
"Uuttor."
"Ilutter?"
"That's tho idoa. I propose to got
ovon by buttering tho stops."
"You moan to bring them down to
your lovol, oh?"
"To somo oxtont."
"Hut butter costs money."
"It needn't bo tho best butter, yot.
know."
"Of course not; but enough ovon of a
poor article to make a toboggan slido of
tho steps would bo a largo oxponso."
"You mistako my object," ho said.
"I do not contemplate summoning tho
law of gravity to my aid for tho purposo
of destroying tho family. Too much
risk would bo Involved. What I proposo
doing is simply to put a littlo groaso on
thoso costly stono steps during tho
night. Fivo minutes' work with a small
quantity of second-hand buttor will do
about S'm)0 worth of damage You know
tlvo groaso sinks into tho stono, and
nothing short of tho chisel will ovor got
it out again. I'll teach theso haughty
rich peoplo that it is cheapor to oxtond
a small financial assistance to tho ox
tent, say, of fifteon cents to a gentle
man temporarily ombarrassed than to
mako him a deadly onomy, propared at
tho first favorablo opportunity to sproad
buttor and dosolatlon In thoir paths.
Ha, ha! I will vot bo rovonged. Faro
wolll" Washington Star. .
Tim I.urcent I'l-rfcrt !uin.
Tho largest porfoct diamond in tho
world is now tho Imporial, that was ex
hibited at tho Paris oxposltlon lastyoar,
and which Is valued nt SI. 000,000. This
is tho most valuable stono in tho world
und is owned by a syndicate. Tho big
yost and host ruby in oxlstonco is owned
In London and is valued at .10. 000. It
has no parallel, evon in tho crown
Jewels, and it isrolatodthattho Duchess
of Edinburgh carrlod it all tho way to
St. Petersburg for tho Czar to havo a
look at It. Tho largest and mostboautl
ful cat's-oyo in tho world weighs 170
carats, is owned in London, and is In
sured for 30,000 rupees. Tho finest pri
vate collection of pearls in tho world Is
ownod by Mine. Dosno, slstor-ln-law to
AI. Thiers. Tho biggost oinorald in tho
world weighs ii.OSO carats, and is in tho
Imporial Jewel office in Vlonna. Tho
largost and costliest cafo-oyo in tho
world is ownod by a Moorman of Coylon,
who dug it up himself from tho mines.
He has been olft red 00,000 for it but
Jeclmcs to part with it at that figure,
sayintr that, tf he liked, ho could cut it
ur, into f.,rt sruali pieres and H"U i'Ut.
pii e firut"".t" oi hi, n-Tgrt-B'at.n'jroUy
ai arly 8-uu.wu. - Inventor,
SKLF-rUAISK.
Self praiRO N no recommendation, but
there nre time hen ono must permit a
person to tell lie truth nbout himself.
When what he says is supported by the
testimony of others no reasonable man
will doubt his word. Xow, to say that
All-cock's Ponous Plastkus aro the only
genuine and reliable porous plasters made
Is not celf-praise in the slightest cleg ec.
They have stood the test, for over thirty
years, and in proof of their merits it is
only necessary to call attention to the cures
they have effected and to tho voluntary
testimonials of those who havo used them.
Huware of imitations, and do not be de
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
Ai.LCOfK s, and let no solicitation or ex
planation induce jou to accept a substi
tute. Ali.cock's Coun and Bunion Shiklus
ell'e t quick and certain relief.
It is altogether wrong and Improper, besides
beiiig Impolite, for any oiw to speak of the doe
tor's servant as the valet of the shadow of death.
A HAITNTEI) HOUSE.
This body of ours has been likened to a (mo
ment. It often has a haunted apartment the
stomach, i-eard by the ehlrleh sprite, dyspep
sia, digestion tiles and refuses to return. hat
ran break the spell, what e ,n raise tho ban laid
upon the unhappv organs? We answer unhc.-l-tatluglv,
Hosteller's St maeh Hitters, and wn
are warra ted in the response- by tho recorded '
testimony of mvrituls, covering a period of over i
a third o"f a century. A course of the Hitters, i
... I.. ...... .1...... ..f 41... ..Oil., 4t.i n,1 ...irufwt.
Utklllt 111 fill MftKl IN HIV IU1HI llllll HUH
entlv followed, will terminate in cure positive,
no! partial, 'the hitter restores tone to the ep-
n.wl .....111..., ,ll.l llllnu.
If;niril III I I l., IVIIVM mi .iii .hi:.- uiv ...-
exuding from the cellular tissue that aet upon i
.iv.,.,1. 1,1!.. trnnl fT,l Ktllln.
IIIV ItM'il uiKininnji I'.IV IH'll,
ach and the blood, and promotes a regular habit
of bod v. Malaria, kidney complaint, nervous
ness, rhcumntUm and ne ralgla give way to
this medicine.
A Louisville paper speaks of a "whisky plant."
TliU is the plant that produces rum blossoms
on the human face.
KIT It K CUICK KOK I'll. KM.
Buro cure for blind, bleeding and itching l'llcs.
One box has cured the worst cases of ten years'
stiincliiiu. No ono need sullVr ten minutes after
usine Kirk's German I'ilo Ointment. It absorbs
tumors, allays the itchiug, acts as a poultice,
gives relief. I)r. Kirk's German I'ilo Ointment
is prepared only for Fllws and itchiug of the
private parts, aud nothing else. Every box is
warranted
Bold by Druggists and sent by mall on receipt
of price, 11.00 per box. J. J. Mack A Co., Whole
sale Agents, Pau Frauclsco.
SOJ1K OF TIIH TKUTHS l'KOlM.K
SHOULD KICAI).
Skattlk, February 10, 1S!)0.
.1. Eugene Jordan, M. D.
Doctor, my little daughter 7 years old
was taken willi scarlet fever; was Hick two
days beforo I went for a doct' r. He came
and told mo she had scarlet fever and was
a very Hick child, and seemed to feel quite
concerned about her. I got tho medicine
lie prescribed, and went to Gogging'H and
got M. OO. G. of your medicine, and stiyed
by her night and day; gave It every fifteen
minutes. By tho way, I told tho doctor
not to come until I sent for him. Ho asked
me if I knew what a dangerous disease it
was. I told him I could come for him if
needed. My mother has had considerable
experience with scarlet fover, and she win
the most frightened woman you ever saw,
but I had confidence in your treatment.
From the first hour she took it she began
to get better; in twelve hours her water
commenced to inert nse, and from the first
dose she began to recover and never
stopped.
I had my littlo boy 4 years old tako a lit
tle occasionally; in about two weeks n
little of the rash came out on him, and
that ended the whole tiling.
Mo her Hays my littlo girl's rapid recov
ery is tho greatest case she ever knew in
all her experience.
I gave her jiiHt 0 worth of your treat
ment. A. II. Pjiatt. Sacramento, Cal.
Dr. Jordan's ofllre is at tlio residence of
ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and James, Seat
tle. Consultation and prescription abso
lutely fkkk. Send for free book explaining
the Ilistogonetic system.
Caution. Tho Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
Tlio label around tho bottle bears the fol
lowing inscription: " Dr. J. Eugene Jor
dan's Histogenetic Medicine." Everyother
devico is a fraud.
Creates
An Appetite
There is nothing for which wo recommend
Uooi's Sarsaparllla with greater coufldence than
for loss of appetite, Indigestion, sick headache
and other troubles of dyBpeptlo nature. In tho
most natural way this medicine gently tonus tho
stomach, assists digestion and makes ono feel
"real hungry." Ladles In dellcato health, or
very dainty aud particular at meals, after taking
Hood's Sarsaparllla a fow day, find themselves
longing for and eating the plainest food with
unexpected tellsh and satlsfuctton. Try it.
Hood's
Sa rsapari 1 1 a
Sold by all druggists, il; six for 5. Frcpared
only by O. I. HOOD A CO., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
BEECHAM'S PILLS
ACT JjIICE IAU1C
ON A WEAK STOMACH.
25 Cents a Box.
OF ALL DRUCCISTS.
To care nilloaiDMi. Blck Headache. Constipation,
llalarla. Llrer Complaint, Ukn tbe af
and certain remsdjr, BMITJl'H
r I W M VBi M WL. I
J I m EmC mm B IU ItS
mmW I mmm mm Em mmm r IW W .
m m
Uh the BMALL BIZE f 40 little bean to the bot
tle), 'tUer are the wont convenient) null all axe.
I'rlceof cither lie, VS cenu per bottle.
triCCIMrk at 7. 17. 70i I'lioto-Krarnre,
rWIOOl IVl panel Ue of lliU picture for 4
ceuie (ooppcr or ump),
J Y SMITH A CO., '
Maker of 'lllle lieani, HU ImuU. Mo.
PATENTS
hO DflAT, Clreular
fr. w. r. lOUtlfH.
Mil
T1IKKK YKAltS AOO.
A Lone Llt of IVopIe Cured lty Ir. Par
rln In California Three Vcars Aro,
Thus Slum lug tlio Permanency of tli
Klcrtrlc Cures.
Mrs. H. F. Halley, Uenlcla, Cal.-Total
deafness in ono ear twelve ears caused
by catarrhal troubles; cured last May and
remains permanent.
Mrs. K. Desworle, Fresno. Cal. Cured
two years ago of female weakness, falling
of the womb and change of life; also liver
and kidnev complaint.
Mr. K. F. Mclvinley, llWTJ Polk street.
Sun Francisco Deafness two years: cured
in ten minutes.
.1. II. Zweifel, 10 Hnyes street, San Fran
cisco Catarrhal deafness fourteen years
in one ear, and total deafness) in the other,
caused by para ysls of the drum and aud
itory nerve: loth cured.
Charles lingers, Grove street. San
Francisco -Discharge of the car, deafness
ami noises in the ear since 0 months old;
perfectly cured three ears ago.
William Heinz'-' girl. 2 Dale place, oil'
Golden Gate avenue, between Hyde and
Leavenworth streets, San Francisco
Dropsy, heart disease and inllammatory
rheumatism, limbs swollen to mi enormous
size, life despaired of; cured in one month.
Miss T. M. .iHrquctnlii, telegraph op
erator at Herkeley, Alameda county, Cal.
Troublesome discharge of the ears seven
years; cured,
William Cuinmings, Jr., Ilrm of Cum
mlngs' ri.uis, American jewelers, U'Si Kear
tij street, San Francisco -Paralysis of the
muscles of the turns and shoulders and
great pain: cured.
Gcrge Thistleton. editor of Patriotic
American, Sm Francisco, testifies to the
cure of his daughter of deafness and wore
ness of the ear and side of tho head.
lrs. Parrln'rt I'lueo of llusluesa.
Drw. Dnrrin can bo consulted daily at the
Washington building, corner Fourth and
Washington streets, l'ortlaod.nnd Harrow
Cat liu building, Tacoma, Wash. Hours,
10 to 3; evenings. 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12
All chronic diseases, blood taints,
irregularities in women, lo-is of
vital power and early Indiscretions perma
nently cuied, though no references are
ever made in the press concerning such
cases, owing to the delicacy of thopaticnts.
Examinations free toall, and circulars will
bo sent Ireo to any address. Charges for
treatment according to patient's ability to
pay. Tlio poor treated free of charge from
10 to 11 daily. All private diseases confi
dentially treated, and cures guaranteed.
Patients at. a distance can be cured by
home treatment. Medicines nnd letters
sent without the doctors' name appearing.
Veurda.
bcxtk&'fhc jpartsai
fected freely wth
LLER
Ful in sugar and Water
Simas a day, and
you'll 6&t rei ef at
on co. and. o.
Cure ,
aftox failhftxi use of
ihis YQ.mo.dy.
Qx.r2.s
(bre.'fhrocit,
fros3L .
OF CORSETS TRUE
That wo havo secured the biggest consignment
of Corsets ever oll'ered by any Btoro on thu Coast
from one of tho largest factories In the world,
and one of tho most popular To further Intro
duce their merits everywhere they make us Bpo
cIbI terms. Wo ofler, hy mall, postage paid, a
regular 115 Corset for $1.0fi: a 12 Corset for K'J
cents; n good serviceable Corbet fiftcents! a reg
ular 1.25 Ladles' Vest, 7 cents! above aro slz"H
IS to ,10, colors drab, grey or ecru. Misses' 7ft
cent Waists, is to 'JO, for f,1 cents. There son for
this Is tho makers believe you will always uso
this Corset If you try one. In Working. Jtrlvtny
or Sunday Gloves for men we lead all others,
Have closed out an entlro factory at CO cents on
tho dollar, and oll'cr them from 3U cents up.
Kvery kind and price; tell what work you do,
give slzo and price, and wo guarantee to suit.
Mailed free, Address Nml t li'x OiinIi Store,
I1H Front (Street, Nun FruiK-lNcu, Cn.
JHE SM0KEJ?
Will Kave rvo other Jobacco
Who orvce Iries
"SELi OF JWRTfi GAJOLINV "
Plug Cut.
Jhis is the secret of its
Immense sale.
Tht fltftit AMMr in tht World 7 relatfy
IU. INAAO TIIO.HI'.NON'M
OPI PnUATCfl ffYP.WATEB.
TliUurlTcluTucarrluTIy pirpaml pLtlCluu'spre-
ncrtpllon, and luuUn In oouttnul uw for nearly u
eentury fhero aro few dUea to which niankfiid
ru aublt morB dUlrculue than uira etu: ttlid
nono, x-rliapa, for which inoru rviiKxlles hare Immmi
trlwl wltlioutauoeeiw, Korallxlrual Inllamniatloii
of the eye It la nil Infallible remedy. If Ilia illrt-o
tloni are follownl It Mill never fall. Woparlloularly
lnIU the attention of l.liylclaiu In IU inrrlta. For
aalehyalldrUKifl". JOlIN 1 TMU11F&ON, BOMI
co., Tuor, 5 v Fjittbitthod im.
OR i!tnC9fin 22 A MONTH cnU Wide
P 'J."-lUpc.OU. working for w. l'uroin
pr frrd who can furnltha horte nl jriiiililriipli
Iliuoi t'.el u.iuf Hreimmini4iinrljt.rifl'j)f
iuhi,nl i.' A few onci; In f wn ena cltie
, a i', JOUHHOU X CO., I0W Mm Bl , Itmhuioiwl, V.
AN ELEGANT PACKAOK OF FINK
OAKDS,
Including 15 rare novelties, shapes and
artistic imported oleoufrunhlc and chro-
1 matic cards. This lame and beautiful col
1 lection sent by mail to any ono who vP
! do this: Buy a box of the "genuine Dr .
AlcLano s Celebrated Liver Pills from itiy !
druggist, price 'S cents, and mail i's tho
outside wrapper with your address, J.'1!.':--
iv written, and 4 cents in stair ps. The
genuine McLane's Pills are prepi rod onlv '
by Heming Bros., Pittsburgh, Ph., and
have been in constant uo for over sixty
years. They nre superior to all others in
purity and ellectlveness. A certain cure
for indigestion and sick headache. Ad
dress, Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Older Sister (who has 1moii talking of the Im
mortality of the soul! Hut you know, dear, It is
only the body that they bury ' Kllle Why, what
becomes of the head
I U MOBS-
(liticirra
nl'MOItS OK TI1K HI.OOI), SKIN AND
sca'p, whether Itching, burning, bleed ng,
I scaly, crusted, pimply, Mole y r copper- ol
' ored, witli loss of hair, either simple, scrofulous,
nereiHian or coniagious. are specuuy perma
nently, economically aud infallibly euieil by
thel'l'TKTit v lti:Mil)lKs,eonsstln of Ci'Tlil'lu,
the great skin cure, l'e rice iu So v can exquisite
skin puriller and beauiltltr, a id ittiipha Hk
soi.vrnt, ttie new blood nun (lor and greatest of
humor remedies, when the les nhvslclans and
i a 1 other remedies fall. T Is is strong language,
nut true, i exit I'll v kkmkiuks aro the only in
fallible blood put tilers.
Sold everywhere. I'rlco, Cl'Tlt I'iia, M)c; Soap,
2Se, Kes.oi.vknt, $1. Prepared by 1'otter Drug
and Chemical Corporation, llostou
Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases."
to" I'imples, blackheads, clump d aud oily 'Ot
ftff- skin prevented by CVTK l in Soap, tmi
U llackarhu, kidney pains, w ak ess aud
ftji rheumatism relli v d n one minute by the
JjJlTTUT'llA ANTI PUN I'l.ASTKIt. 25c
Ask Him ! Who ?
JONES OF BINGHAMTON,
BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
What? Why on Scalosx
" He Pays the Freight."
AI.l, AltOUT NIIKVOUMNUSS.
Au Insidious Dlsciise Which DeslroyH lit
Thousiiiids.
N'ervousiic,,?) or nervous weakness, is n
disease of comparatively modern growth.
It loves u brillinut mark, and tho best and
brightest men and women of our land he
come its prey. There aro many causes
which bring it on overwork, worry, im
proper food, exposure, over-indulgence in
alcoholic beverages or tobacco, and excess
es of dilleient kinds.
Nothing presents a nioro pitiable Bi'ht
than a person sulleriug from serious ner
vous prostration. Tlioinind becomes weak
and forgetful ; tho patient cannot sleep,
and there are terrible pains in the head.
Feelings of despondency or depression aro
ever present; theio is a restlessness of tho
eyes, nnd a disinclination to meet peoplu:
the features become pale, careworn, and
haggard; 'tlio muscles weak and flabby,
and tlieru is a general sense of being unlit
for anything.
Somo of our most distinguished people
havo trod this awful road which ends in
paralysis, apoplexy, paresis, insanity,
leath. Happily a cure has at last been
Jiseovercd for this fearful disease. An
eminent medical gentleman, professor in
Dartmouth College has made a discovery
which will bring happiness to many a
heart. It is called I'aiuo's Celery Com
pound, and is nature's own restorative for
weakened nervous power. Under its in
vigorating aud health-giving action, the
mind will soon regain its vigor: tho eyes
will sparkle as of old, tho muscles becomo
firm, the neryes strong, tho blood will pul
sate rapidly and steadily, and the tide of
health will come hack agafn.
This reliable preparation creates an np
petite, gives sound sleep and as yet is tlio
only known remedy for nervous diseases.
If your head aches or you feel worn, do
not delay tho uso of this true strcHgthcner.
I CURE FITS
a
When I say cam I do nut moan morely to eKip Ihom
foratlmoandthenuavo them return agnin. Iinnina
ailkitl vur, I Iisvh midntlin diseaso of F1TH, 1CF1L
:iSY or FALLING HICKMKSSallfo-lpngsluilr. 1
Irarrant my remndy to oure thovronitca&tt!. ltocaiiM
others havo failed f no rowm lor nut uuw raoMvIng a
care. Hunrt at cinoa I or a trout lj and a Fr Until
nf nT Intullililo ri'tnoily, tllro Kiprm aud Fuat H8!
11. ti.KOUT, JI,0..18a I'vurlfiit- Now uim
ar Plao'a Oure for Oon
umnUonUTlIEUlMT for keeping the toloe
dear. 'Sb cenla.
N. P. V n Vo. "40 H V Tsf. TT Vo 417
ALWAYS IN
If you want n flrfit-cluBB iimchino, do not purchaBO until you havo
looked up tho record of tho "Advanck," ns it in tlio only! machine in the
market that will givo nbsoluto eatisfaction. Send for dcriptivo cata
logue to
Z- T- Wright, General Agent;
Foot of Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon.
AIbo dealer in Goneral Muchlnory and SuppHe-H.
I
pafnScfieg
PROMPTLY CURED BY"
m
acofis
JIaywooI Kans.,
Aug. 10., 18f.
I RUfTered two ywirs
with pain In my side;
ductirs falel to help
mc;i-t. JacobsOII enreti
mej no return of Iil
I. LL.MMO.V.F.M.
iL
Carlisle, Fa , Febniary 11, 18S8.
I was hurt in the h it hip and tried sev
eral physu mns without obtaining relief. Les
than a half-bottle of M Jacobs Oil rured mc
JOHN U.SIILAFLIt.
Fabers Golden Female Pills.;
For Female Irregular
1 tics: nothlngllkethem
on tho market Hcvcr
fail Successfully used
by prominent ladloa
monthly. Uuaranteeil
to rellcro suppreised
menstruation.
SURE1SAFE1 CERTA1HI
Don't bo humbugged.
Bavo Time, Health,
and money itate no oili
er. Hent to any addreM,
securo by mall on ro
eclpt of price, JZCO.
! Address,
THE APHRO fflEDICINE COHPAflY,
Western llrauch, Boi 27, i'OliTLAND. OB
Sold by Wisdom Dri o Co., Portland, Or.
t prcserlbr and fnlly n
dorso 111k (J as tho only
stierlflc furthecertalncuT
of this (lljf ,(.
u.in;iin.wiAM,M n..
Amsterdam, N. V.
Wo havo sold lllg O for
many yoars. and U has
piven me dcsi oi aatic
fartlon.
D. It. I)YCnT5ACO.,
Cblcaeo. llL
SI. 00. Bald by Druidita.
CHICHCGTEO'S ENCLIGM
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t,utr .i - A
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Send for Catalogue.
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Oonernl A;.-ents,
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OlCinwni. fc iiRAOH, GabIor.no.
nlah Pianos; Rurdett Organs. Band Instruraaatah
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aunpllad at Eastern Prloet. MATTHIAS
QUAY CO. JOfl Post atreot, San rranolaoa.
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Northern Pacific
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aud Klegant Emigrant Sleeping
Curs (with bertha frcoof
charge)
mOM WASHINQTOM AND OREGON
I'OINTS TO THK KAST VIA
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
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8T. JOtiKI'H,
1 j K A V K N V 0 HTI L
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cast, via St. l'uul und AlluucupoUa.
THIS ONLYLIN15 ItUNNrNO
Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars
KNTIUE LENOTII OF ROAD.
And baulod on regular Kxprosa Trains over tht
Kntlro length of iho Northern
l'ucfilo Hallroad.
A. D. CHiFRLETON.
AsslBtant Goneral PaasenKer Agent,
No. 121 First St., Cor. Washington
POHTLAND, OllKGON.
PANTS MADEto ORDER,
$5, SO, S7, $8.
Men's Suits to Order, $25 to $40.
Fit Guaranteed.
Scnfl 4 centK III staMijia (ornample and rules
for self-incaiuromciit. You can aave blif inoney
by dealing with me. Batlafactlon guaranteed.
ARTHUR KOHN,
Clothier, Hattor and Tailor,
- coitNEit or
Heeoml mill SlorrUoii HtH., I'ortlnnd, Or.
Mention this iaier.
THE LEAD,
THE niJVFlHCE
THRESHERS,
Engines, Horse Powers, Self-Feeders and
Strawstackers.
lfcffQlll&l& cot uiv
fjfcfi tftaitaulotax.
GJU Urd.nljsyOj
l"ifAtfnj Cil:id C.
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C AM. 'k l"l 'T J'l'monJ VranJ, lu JV
lVV,.')sIr'l. iaillo ltf, lisl with btue V
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It rr tiini;t-ruiit piuiiilrrft'llH. .sml ,l(v
I L . Iiltlti) for t,arilculril. t,linanlLt n,l
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