The Oregon scout., July 24, 1890, Image 5

Uo-phy Wut Satan.
In iho autumn of 1SC1, Morphy,
then on his way to tho Confederal
army near Manassas, was invited by
thoRov. R. R. IJarrison, of Richmond,
to spend tho evening with a number of
other distinguished guests at his resi
dence. After supper, while thevwero
assembled in the parlors, attention was
called to a colored engraving entitled
Jen d Lchecs," which was hanging in
tho room. It represented Satan, in
6tyl? and dress after tho German idea
of Mophistopheles, engaged in a game
of chess with a young man. The
board lay on a tomb, and tho guardian
angel of tho youth looked down with
deep sadness and interest upon the pc
Bition of tho pieces on tho board. Tho
young man's pieces represented tho
manly virtues, and many of them had
already been captui-ed. Satan's pieces
represented tho tempting vices. Tho
position of tho pieces as shown in tho
engraving, was one that had often been
studied with caro by tho Richmond
players, and tho young man's gamo
was regarded as hopeless. Tho posi
tion was set up in Morphy's presence,
and ho asked if tho position was cor
rect After careful comparision of
tho position on tho boanl and in tho
engraving, ho was answered in tho
allirmatiyo. Morphy then remarked,
in his quiet but always dignified man
ner, that ho believed bo could take
tho young man's position and win tho
game. All those who knew anything
of chess expressed surprise, but Mor
phy vindicated his belief in a short
time. IIo took tho young man's game
and played against each gentleman in
succession and won. Tho devil had no
chaucoagainst tho genius of Paul Mor
phy. New Orleans Picayune.
Suggestive Hypnotism.
A lady boarded car 212, of tho
Franklin avenuo line, recently, and
sat directly opposito tho stove. A
gentleman was with her. After riding
a block sho told her escort that tho
heat of tho car was unbearable and at
her suggestion they moved nearer to
tho door. A passenger soon got on
and tho conductor coining in tocollcct
his faro sho asked him to open a venti
lator. Ho did so, politely. Soon tho
lady rapped on tho door with her um
brella. "Pleaso turn tho damper in tho
stove 1" said she.
"Certainly, madam," said tho con
ductor, and tho damper was turned.
In a few minutes tho lady began
fanning herself vigorously with a
hymn book, and remarked that "Con
ductors didn't seem to havoany judg
ment about heating cars."
At this juueturo tho conductor re
entered tho car for another faro and
tho lutlv said with asperity:
"Conductor, I wish you would leave
that door open. Tho heat from that
stovo is positively depressing."
"I am sorry to say, madam, but
there has been no tiro in that stovo
today," said tho conductor, and tho
thermometer instantly fell twenty
degrees. Brooklyn Eagle.
Sending a Shuck.
Among certain eastern nations tho
Englishman is supposed, from tho suc
cess with which lie uses certain simple
remedies, to bo endowed with magic
powers, as a "medicino man." It is
not only tho peoplo classed as uncivil
ized, however, who regard medicine as
a black art, which can do anything.
A woman recently visited tho ollico
of a physician who has becomo cele
brated for his successful uso of elec
tricity in various diseases and in
quired: "If anybody had headaches in tho
back of their neck, and was so nervous
they could flv, do you think your bat
teries would help 'em?"
"I might recommend electricity,"
said tho doctor; "but I must know
more about your symptoms."
"Bless you, they aren't my symp
toms 1"
"Then come another day with tht
patient."
"But I can't bring her."
"Why not?"
"Because she lives out west. I know
you can telegraph that far, and I
thought maybe you could set your bat
teries to work on her." Youth's Com- ,
panion.
Old Whirs in Savannah.
Somo of tho oldest families hero
havo Madeira nearly a century old.
Ono gentleman has several lots of tho
famous All Saints' Madeira, imported
in 1791 and 17911, tho year of tho great
liro in Savannah. Two pipes imported
that year, one for tho great-grandfather
of the Into William Gibbons and
ono for the father of Nat Heyward,
a prominent South Carolina planter.
Tho night of tho liro ono pipe wus left
under tho blulF by mistake, and tho
other was burned upon the bay. Tho
pipe under tho blull" was divided be
tween Gibbons and Hcyward as tho
only fair way of settling their loss.
Tho gentleman who now has several
lots of the wine bought it from Gib
bons' and Heywaru's descendants
eighty years after its division. Then
thero'is the famous Hunter wine, im
ported about tho samo time. Somo of
it is still in tho hands of friends of tho
family. Tho lato Mr. Do Kenno, who
inherited somo of this wine, was often
otl'ered $100a bottle for it Ono gentle
man has over twenty lots imported
from tho old Madeira houso of Newton
Gordon from ISO-' to 1S30. Savannah
was a largo wiuo importing port a cen
tury ago. Savannah tGa.) News.
Notr About u Illcli Man.
John AVauamaker is playfully
?okeu of as John Moneymaker in
hiladelphia, but his lifo is not all de
voted to tho accumulation of weatlh.
Hero aro somo authentic notes about
hiin. His country place at Joukiu
town is tho apple of ouo of his eyes.
His flowers, his cattle, aud tho botiuti
fving of tho placo absorb him as com-
Slietely when out of town us business
oes at the store. Ho entertains liber
ally, and there is a luiil fellow free
dom and jollity about him that are
contagious. He lias a splendid col
lection of roses and orchids, and his
rhododendrons aro famous iu the
adghborhootLPittsburif Bulletin.
AMI STILL. TIIKY COME.
San Francisco, January 2 IKK).
Sierra Chemical Co.
.Gkntlkmkx: Ihave been asuirercrfrom
kidney complaints for neveial yearn, and
hare used all kinds of medicine without
, any apparent results or relief until my
' friend advised me and told me of the won
j derful cures The Great Sierra Kidney and
Liver Cure was accomplishing. 1 was in
, dticed to buy one bottle but without much
in in, ami to my surprise alter using mat.
bottle I noticed such a great improvement
that I kept on until I have n wused three
bottles, and can safely say that I am en
tirely cured and never felt l etter In my
life. I wish to recommend this remedy to
all sufferers from kidney and liver disor
ders, for It will positively do ihwork.
Very truly yours, L. II. Conx,
At'nntic and Pacific Publishing Company,
Hooin Til, St. Ann's building, ban Fran
cisco, Cal. !
There Is only one thing more Mtter In life than
being jilted lu love, Mini that Is a doe of qui
nine. INFKItNA I.
INOKNU1TV
Could scarcely dovlte more excrucliitlng tor'ures
than thoe of which ou mh? the evidences lu the
face of a rheumatic or neuralgic nill'eier. The
agonies nre the consequence of not chicking a
rheum -die or neuralgic attack at the outset.
110 tetter's Stomach HUtiTS has been found by
skillful medical practitioners to tiossess not only
remeillHl, but defenslvi elllcney, whero those
111 sens s exist, or m tendency ti them Is exhlb-
Ited. Surely this puissant but safe botaulu med
icine, btariiiK, too, such high specific sanction,
is better thau the poisoes oft n employed, but
most un-Hfe, not omy lu eontliuiMiice, but In la-
o ittd doses. The blood Is deplliKted thorough
ly from the rheumatic virus, and 'he nerves,
slightly impurgud upon, saod from ultimate
and direful throes ' y this benlwn, saving nieal
elue, which likewlsn exhibits marked etllcacy
for maUria, kidney complaints, dyspepsia, cou-
' stipatlon uud liver complaint.
Wanted A job of work d' ue on a public
stn et without drawing a crowd to watch by the
hour to see how the laborers are getting along,
A VA 1.1'A HI. K ItKMKDV.
H' n. Kdmund L. Pitts, the late Presi
dent of theN'ew York State Senate, writes
Stati:okM:w ouk,Si:nati:Ciia.miikh,
Ai.HANY, larcii 11, i-to.
1 have used Au.cock's Pohous Pi.as-
tkiis in my family for the pat live years.
.v' iW' TnlZr a I'.Vld
remedy and ell, ct great cures. 1 wouh
not be withi'tit them. 1 have In several
instances Kiven some to fiiinds sull'ering
wim weiiK ano lame nacKs, aim iney nave
Invariably alibi ded ceitain aud speedy re
lief. They i an not be too highly com
inendtd.
THE TAILOR'S COMMENT-
Ho lias to Credit His Customer to Keep
tho Trade. Which Is llurd to Get.
"Fine custom tailoring: is not what
it used to be," said a Brooklyn man in
the business to an Eaglo reporter, "and
tho big houses aro just driving us to
tho wall. 1 suppose it is the samo in
everything else, but, of course, you
know our trade is the first to sutler
from competition of that kind."
"How is that?" .
"I am surprised that you ask mo .
such a question," replied tho tailor, j
slightly elevating his eyebrows. '
"when you should know, if you do
not, that wo must get a largo profit on
a custom made suit of clothes to mako
any money. Why? Because there
has been an unwritten law from time
immemorial which allows a man to
pay his tailor's bill last of all. Now,
a person can't get credit to any amount
in ono of tho oig establishments. If
ho orders a suit at such a place he must
leavo a deposit, and tho bolnnco is do-
mnrwlfvl wlisn tlin 0nthps ni-n lfliv-
ered. On the other hand, a tailor who !
has a small shop must cater to his cus
tomcrs by allowing credit. row, in
these times of sharp competition, high
rents and heavy expenses for skilled
labor, you will seo that it takes tho
profit upon a great many suits of
clothes to pay running expenses and
lav up something for dull times.
When there was less competition wo
could get along, but now, besido tho
big establishments whero they can get
up a suit of clothes for almost nothing,
there are innumerable shops whero
they sell fashionablo looking clothes
imitations of tho clothes wo keep, of
course for just about half tho money
wo can sell the real goods for. In for
mer years, tho fino custom tailors and
tho ready made stores monopolized the
business. Neither interfered with tho
trade of tho other, and consequently
wo had a certain hold on our custom
ers, who, in order to get now clothes
of us, would pay their bills rather
than bb foi-ccd into buying ready
mado garments. Now they leavo our
bills unpaid and go to ono of tho
cheap custom stores, pay cash for in
ferior goods, and then como back and
tell us how exorbitant our prices are.
Why, it's enough to drivo a man crazy
sometimes. Yes, tho better class of
small tailoring shops aro being driven
out of business, and it's too uad, for
tho establishments that aro driving
them out aro doing a much inferior
kind of work. Tho great object with
them is to mako up and sell fashion
ablo goods at a low figure. Now, I
will not say that tho material they uso
is all skoddy far from it It is sur
prising for what a small sum they can
sell reallv good clothes. How do they
do itf Well, in tho first place, they
rely to a great degree upon transient
trade. Secondly, tho credit system is
tabooed and they get cash for their
goods. Thirdly, they nay tho lowest
wages i6ssiblo to their lielp. Fourth
ly, they do not pretend to put tho
finish on their goods that a first class
tailor does. A man argues in this way
when he patronizes ono of theso shops:
IIo says to himself: 'I havo been pay
ing $10 for trousers, whilo hero is n
man who says ho can get mo up a
Eair equally good for $S. I know that
o can tdo'it, but I also know that for
lit anl appearance his 8 trousers will
fora considerable time boas goouasmy
$1G Jair, coiisequontly I will buy tho
S onus and wlien they nro worn out 1
win iet tinotlier iuir. niivinir for both
jiairs what 1 would ordinarily pay for
ouo.' Now, you tee, if his argument
iaapcxxl oijo ho would bo very fool
ish if ho did not take udvantagoof tho
cheaper man. After all," concluded
tho tailor, sighing, "if i- weren't that
wo wero eijKfteu to givo cuch long
credit 1 dou t know that wo would bo
any worso oil than our neighbors.
That is what is killing us." Brooklyn
Eaglts.
1 1KKSS 1NDOKSKM KNTS FOU IlltS.
DA It KIN.
I
.
I u V"!1 ru'" T?1 Hiftt the well known
' jvo given up , actlec here. ThU Is a
, mistake; but on.- of them ha left, he hav- ,
inn gone to nini..; further Investigation of ,
suraery m l.oimon ami rans nopilAis
The balance of the corps have Invested
largely in property tnrougnout tne Mortn
west, and will remain here permanently.
-Mercury, June 28.
What tin "Welcome" IIn to Say.
The success with which the l)rs. D rrln
llave met Ki,1CQ COiHim to Portland three
jeans ago has been phenomenal. Judging
from the record of remarkable cures ef
fected by them and the immense patron
age they enjoy, the nentli'ineii w III have to
make up their minds to become permanent
locators in the city. - Welcome, June 2?.
Two Prominent Citizen C.lt Their
OpInluiiK nt DrM. Durrln.
it. k. woodin's noon i.vvk.
Mr. Editor: Say for me that Dr. Darrin
ha cured nie of granulated eyelids and a
general diseased condition of the eyes.
The roots of the eyelashes had become dis
eased, and gave me great trouble in read
ing. Medical and electrical treatment by
Dr. Darrin has cured me. Itefer to me at
Powers' furniture store, UK) Firwt street,
Portland. H. U. Wooiu.sv
DiseliarKlni;
Mr. Editor
Kai- Cured ! Klectrlclty.
I have been troubled with
a discharuiui; ear lnce 5
years old fruni
tne ellecls ot scarlet lever. 1 was cured
by Dr. Darrin in one month. I reside at
the corner of Kighth and H streets, Port
laud. .lAfon Luihii.k.
l)r. Darrln's l'liii'i- of Hnslnc ma.
Drs. Darrin can bo consulted daily at the
Washington building, corner Fourth and
Washington streets, Portland. Hours,
ID to "; evenings, 7 to S Sundays, 10 to 12.
All chronic diseases, blood taints.
Irregularities of women, loss of
vital power and early indiscretions perma
nently cit'ed, though no references are
ever made In the press concerning sucli
1 cases, owing to the delicacy of thepntients.
Examinations free to all, and circulars will
I be sent free to any address. Charges for
' treatment according to patient's ability to
pav. 1 lio poor treated free of charge from
.n.t 1(1 .11 1 . If . .1
iu in li oauy. private diseases conn-
i actially treated, and cures guaranteed.
ratlents ht a distance can he cured uy
borne treatment. Medicines and letters
Bent without the doctors name appearing.
The agnostic has a mind to eat bash. Hensks
uoUo kKnow.
Six Xovel Free will be sent by Cragln
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa., to anyone in tlio
United States or Canada, nostaire paid.
upon receipt of Dobbins' Klectric .-oap
wrappers. See list of novels on circulars
around each bar. Soap for sale by all
grocers.
Fqulmps How's the new baby? Jenkins
How is be? lie's a howling success, anil don't
you forget It!
A Pocket Cigar Case and
Punch," all for 25c.
five of "Tanslll's
Mabel Isn't young Mr. Dolly a spruce fellow'' '
Amy I knew he was a stick, but I did not
know exactly what kind.
T1IK VlltTUK OP MKIMCINK IS
TKSTKI) ItV ITS KITKCTS.
Modesto, Cnl., May 21 1800.
Ilr. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
I)i:ak Sik: I hope you will not cohhIiIt
me tedious if I tell a little experience,
such as may not have come under your
observation. ADout Illleen years ago a i
bright red spot, about the size of a pea,
came on one side of tin end of my nose.
It was a source of great annoyance to me
and great anxiety to my friends, who
feared the spot might be a cancer. It
seemed strange such a tiling would cotno
on my face, for my health has always been
good and I never had so much as a pimple
? "7 BK'N- , aiVlot Know w''!il Yl . 0
pain all the while, and last fall, when the
cold weather set in. the snot became Ham
ing red and hard, and remained fo. It lie
came very sore to the touch and hot. The j
pain was a throbbing, severe pain. Then I
became truly alarmed, for the thing was
becoming worse, and some time In Febru
ary I remembered that you recommended
M water for the eyes when they were In
(lamed; so I applied this to my nose one
evening and was sure that with this one
application the inflammation was lessened.
I kept up the treatment a week, and -my
nose seemed well. I continued taking the
medicine for six weeks, and at the end of
that time the purple spot was entirely
gone, and there is no trace of the thing
i left. The redness him also entirely dlsap
! peared. I could not be thankful enough
I that I had heard of your medicine- and
1 knew what to use. Respectfully.
Mits. J. Puitvis.
' Dr. Jordan's ofllre Is at the residence of j
ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and James, Seat-1
tie. Consultation and prescription abso
lutely vuf.k. Send for free book explaining
the Hlstoge.netlc system.
1 Caution. The Hlstogenetlc Medicines
1 are sold in but one agency in each town.
1 The label around the bottlo bears the fol
i lowing Inscription: " Dr. J. Eugene Jor
dan's Hlstogenetlc Medicine." Every other
device is a fraud.
Tltv Okumka for breakfast.
Beware of Imitation of the celebrated Seal of
North Carolina I'luic Cut Tobacco.
Scrofula Humor
In tho Eyos
"Our little girl, 19 month! old, wan troubled
' with acrolula sores. Her eyes were In a terrible
I condition, and her nose all covered with acab.
I'h) Klclaim raid they could not cure her. We1
' commenced kIvIub her Hood'i Parxaparllla, and
I now, after mliiw two bottlcn in the pant three
' months, her face and eyen arc clear of the ore,
' aud her appetite baa returned. We feel Tcry
I thankful for finding no valuable a medicine an
Hood'a Samaparllla to inve our child." J A.
, Obey, 4U Miner avenue, Htocktou, Cal.
On tho Faco
'I.at Iiecember I wa allllcted with acrofulotu
aorea on the left aide of my face ami around my
right ear, and wa obliged to leave work Hood'a
Haraafarllla wai recommended, aud after taking
le' than two bottlei al) the aorea dlanjieared,"
joikhiiVA Fkatkh, rJC Iloilla alreel, Oak
! and, Cal.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
iBold by all drurgliU, It; alz for V. I'repared
1 only by c. I. HOOD A CO.. Uwell, Ma
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Job Printers and Pressmen,
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OAuns.
Including 15 rare novelties, shapes and
artistic Imported oleogrnplilc and chro
matic cards. This large and beautiful col
lection sent by mall to any ono who will
do this: Buy a box of the genuine Dr. 0.
McLano's Celebrated Liver P1ih from any
druggist, price 25 cents, and mail us tho
outside wrapper with your address, plain
lr written, and 4 cents in stamps. The
genuino McLano's Pills are prepared only
by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa., and
have been in constant uso for over sixty
years. They are suporlor to all others in
purity and effectiveness. A certain cure
for indigestion and sick headache. Ad
dress, Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The claim of the cracker trust that It will re
duce prices Jint " takes the bUcnlt "
Cormis. "Brown's Bronchial Troches"
are not new and untried, but, having been
tested by long and constant use, lliov have
attained well-merited rank among the few
staple cough remedies. 515 cts. a box.
The trouble with Justice Is that she does so
little beside holding her scale.
sum: ci'iti: kou pii.ks.
Suro cure for blind, bleeding and Itching
files. One bos has cured the worst case ol ten
years' standing. No one need sutler ten min
utes after using Kirk's German I'lui Ointment.
It absorbs tumors, allays the itching, acta as
a iKMiltico. gives relief. I)r. Kirk's German Pile
Ointment Is prepared only for Piles and itching
of the private parts, ami nothing else. Kvery
bo Is warranted .
Sold by Dnugists and sent by mail on reoolpt
of price, $1.(0 per oo. J. J. Mack & Co.,
Wholesale Agents. Han Francisco.
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blood and skin diseases than all other remedies
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Sold everywhere. Price, Ci'tictka, MIc; Soak,
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Send for " How to Oi'o lllood and Skin Dis
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mlietke!
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A Boarding and Day School for Boys.
The thirteenth year under present
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(.railed courae of htiuly: I list rnr-tlon
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year. Karly aiipllcatlnli neceaaary. Kor
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Do You Weed
llnltiiii' Wo have over lrfiO groia of Dreaa.
Coat, Veil aud Ijullea' Coat liuttom, worth all
the wi) from II a dozen down toIOceuta. which
we offi-r In grria tola at ''0, 10 and tOccnta; think
of that' 110 button) for Ml renla. ThU year'a
tyles let ua tort up A groti for family, or 'S
groai for ikuleia. Will never make audi an offer
again. IaiII' Linen Cnllara. fie; ulTa fic pair,
only In imalland meillum aizei: Oermau Knit
ting Yarn at 7.' to Hf Ik., worth much more;
add plenty for mailing, will return if oven It
area time; aud aik for
JULY HOME CIRCLE.
It la a complete Hit of nearly everything you
uae or need, and all at bottom city prlcea. We
want to tend you a lample coi.y.jill we want It
your name aud addrcaa, no charge. hmltlt
C'unli htore, H ft'ruul hired, N. '
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CURES PROMPTLY
'STIFFNESS. STIFF NECK.
Violent I'nlna In Ncrlj.
Friendship. V s.Junc It. 18SS,
My wife hnd Intent twins in her neck.
' v hlch w as verv sore nnd stltr She whs cured
entirely by St. Jhcous Oil. JAM ! HTOWK.
In Terrible Pnlii.
Ames M'fg, CO., Chfcuce, Mass., Juno 18, tSSS
I From overexertion every lme whs mndo
stlll'and snre. In terrible tuiln. I was cured
promptly by St. Jacobs Oil.
; J. f 1UTKI.KY, l'nymnstcr.
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Price ot either slie, 2S cnU per bottle.
VltJOIIlU pnelUof thU picture for 4
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0 I rullllf A I t A IIKAOII.nabler. Ro
niah Ptanoa;RurdttUrRanR. Hand Instrument
Largest stock of Sheet Muslo and Hooks. Bandi
uppllod at Kaatorn IVlcre. MATTHIA
QUAY CO. M6 l'ost Street. Ban rrancUoo.
Pabofs Golden Female Pills.
For Femalo Irregular
I tits; uothlngllkethcn
on tho market. Ntvtt
fail Hurces.slulljrusod
by proralucnt laillot
monthly. (luarawteeJ
to rnllere lupprejiod
menstruation.
SURCISAFEI CERTAIHI
Don't bo humlmgiied
Havo Time, Health
and money ;takeuooth
er.
Hont tn anr aildraM
secure by mall ou re
colpt of price, IXOa
Address.
THE APHRO MEDICINE COiPANY,
Western llranch, JJoXi7, i'OUTLAMW. OB
it i by Wimiiom Drihi t!o., I'ortUuC. Or
Ask Him ! Who ?
JONES OF BINGHAMTON,
BINGHAMTON. N. Y
What? Why on Scales
" He Pays the Freight.
it
Nw U DCMGinhvIC ''"f Widows
I'or HohlU-rs r tllOIUHO l'or Parents
Write at once to J.L.Mi l''arlaud,WashlUKtou !.('.
NEW PENSION LAW
30 (100 limned u.Mi-l to tliu
IViihI-m lint Itrli'Cteil mill
t ilt-layiil cliilmii hIIohimI, Tcchiilnilttlt-HwljxKluuL. Pnmf
' tnnili' fii.y ItliuikH fi .-I-, lliivn yiutr claim M-ttlc-il
without delay l'mili K OTutllKU, Wanlilugtiiii.ll.C
Thr (VJrst Mttlicinr in the H'orUil frebMy
lilt. ISAAC TIIO.ll .SON'S
CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.
I ThU artlcld H u caret ully ircant plivulolan' pro
, Fcrlptlim, nnd litu liecn In cmmtuiit nw for nearly u
century. Thero nro feu- dlxcaM'i tn which mankind
nru mliject more illHtnwInR thiin wiro i')r. nml
noun, perhaps, for which more rcineilli'M hnvn 1hcii
tried without mieeeiw. Knrull external liitluiiiiuntloti
of tho eyed It Is nn Infnllllilo remeily. If tho illree
! tlono uro followed It will never full. We particularly
i Invito tho attention of ijIivhIoLiiih to tn merits. For
, Halo hy nil ilruia'tU. JOHN L. THOMPSON, SONS
CO., Tliov, N. V KutnhlUhcJ 1707.
PATENTS
HO OttAY, ClreulAr
fie... W. I. BOUlTt.
WamiinoTun. 1). c.
$75 2tnSk?Rn 22 A MONTH cnl.om.de
Vis. IU9 JU. Worklr.K for un. Pomon.
i prnfnrreil wlin osn farnllhn homo nnd Kivi.thnlr wholn
, tiijietotliH liuiineiia. HpArti motuentH Inny ha (imntiilily
mnttlovnil bIro. A fnw vacJmoim iti triwrm and cltins
ILI-.OIINHONACO.. I0(il.tln Ht.,ltichmoiid, Va.
I CURE FITS !
When I (uiy euro I do nut moan merely to etop third
for a lima and then hare them retumairaln. Interna
radical euro, I havnmadntlmdUieajinuf 1'ITS. lil'lle
l;iHV or FALLING HIUKNUSSnlifs-lontndy. I
warrant my remedy to euro tho womt caaea, linoauaa
othorahaTH failed ia no roaann for not now recenlnif
cure, fiend at onro for a treatise and a Free Ilntthl
of my Inlalhhln remedy, (!Wo nipreaaaiid I'natOQien
11. (i. UOOT, 31, d, la Pearl Sew Yur
FOR MEN
IFor tOSrorPATUHO MANHOODl
Qeneral and UEKV0U8 DtbiLITYl
Weakntitof BodvandMInd. Elfecti
LUsf ErroriorEiccneilnOldorYounr,
lloliall, ilnl'U dlMltlllll fully HtXorril. How ln-nlrf nl
mrf.lkoHHI.,lMmVKUII'Kll(lllla'(H-iiaHUl flOIII.
ibMlulflr D,.ftllli.f IIOflK THKlTBtXT-ltroi In a day.
nn Irillfy fmia lOHIalManil r,ln (ogatrl.i. Ifrll Hits,
llttrrlittl.i. IIimii, piplaaallunaaiS proari aiillrd (tlriH fra
AOfe... ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. V.
CUICHESTLR'B CNQLISH
PEMNYROYAS. PILLS
HED CROSS DIAMOND BRAND.
HHld arm m
r d. nrtatllo I
In raiLtbrr
diintrrriiua
(tiint.i) for rttcutr, u-ttlmonttl n4
" lltr rr I. !!," in letter, by return
mull Aum I'ltptr.
result's fro
cleanliness 5vn
mj jHJk aStla
iway. ifiiair.e. i.itair, jn
(ur fu,Hd Hrand, in t
Ioim, ualed with llu. V
iLe no oilirr. All Pllli Wi
i eolinlrrrrlla. Hrn4 4r. V
Thrift is 6. v -
IMsdsolid ca,Ke .oscouring soa.a
Try ir-inyournexr-house-cleoJiing end beh&ppy
CHEAP COMFORT
Can ho secured by the small investment in one cake of
SAPOLI0 when you have a house or Jcitchen to clean.
I IPfntt-t Hi n nriiiif 4f Hi n tiI o ri-vt1 Tirfn o n i tl 4 nrltlJlTttf JJla
J VI IV LUIS fJlVlllV I IS HIU fJlM IWH fSlAJIUlf WfHK VKVHVU'I'IV- Vlw
windows and jloors, it is the very best labor-saying soap
for 'scouring and cleaning. Mi Grocers sell it.
OPIUM
I.A KYKT-rK, I.NI).
AND MORPHINE HABIT
cured. Trial Ircc. Oonfldcn
tMlv ililrc INDIANA
Mt.NRItAI. Hl'ltlNCiH CO.,
Ilox 13.
JHE SMOKER
Will Kavc ro other Jobacco
Who orcc tries
SZJh OF 0RTl GAOLINf
Plug Gut.
Jhis is the secret of its
Immense sale.
a ii(iri:Kr.i:ir.KM niiAvr.N.
Tlir plriintil prnllrlliin N iinulr llmt drml.
Hi-rj vtlll lie ii'iolMinl Iroin Hie
hon-i'lHild nml flic ni-riipiitloii
of llll- ltllllU-.tl- MITVIIIlt
itlll In- uoiic.
ViiIiiiiIiIi- .illri- for tin- I'rmcnt Hny.
Mrs. Helen I'. Stcrrctt,in n rci cnt tinm
licr of tliu l'orum, cnntrilmtcs tm article
ontlllcd " I lonsckcciiiif,' in tliu Future."
In it slie tells how in u fuwycnrsuk'ctricitjr
will supply lij;lit lor the hotnc, the latnilr
in ikiiif; nnd wnshiiig will lie done outside,,
nnd there will he so little work in the
household tluit tho occupation of the do
tucstie servmit will he gonu.,
Hut Mrs. Sterrett's article is simply a
prediction, and has no more than a pausing
interest for tliu ladies who live, in 1890.
'Fliuir social tinil household caret are strain
ing their delicate, nervous system, and the.
result is terrible. Headaches, hackiiclies,
and womanly ills aro growing alarmingly
common. Many of them find that mem
ory is failing; they nre unable to recall
the names of friends or tell whether they
have performed Home of their usual house
hold duties.
Their nerves nre in such a condition
that very slight causes, or perhaps no cause
at all, may irritate theiu. Lifo grows to he
a burden. There is no need for despair,
but there is great need of caution. Their
nerves should he built up, life fortified,
and brain restored with that remarkable
preparation, Paine's Celery Compound.
Instead of the depressed and languid feel
ings, lifter the Com pound has been used,
they will feel active, vigorous, and happy.
To thoo who are weak and failing, and
dcsiie health and happiness instead of ill
ness and misery, wo earnestly urge that
they act upon this advice.
THE GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
Northern Pacific
J.fcA.1 LROAD,
Tho ON'I.V 1. 1 NIC Ktinnlnir Pullman l'ulnco
ijlreplinc Curs, MnKiililccnt Day Cnaclics,
utid Kk'Kinit (CinlKiaut Sleeping
Curs (with berths free of
charge)
KUOM W A HIIINO TO N AND OltlOUON
POINTS TO THU KAST via
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Tmncnutlut.'n nl l.lno
m Only
ltunnniK
P A L A C
DINING CARS
FuNteHt Time Kvcr .11 ml c t'rutu tho
CoiiMt over th
NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R.
SIOUX CITY,
HT. JOHKI'll,
IiKAVKNWOltTU,
HUHI.INGTON,
KT. J.OUIH.
COUNCIL UMJFFSt
ATOHIHON.
KANHAHOITY,
OUINCY.
ClUUAOO,
And ull poUiti throughout th Knst ami Souih
cukt, vlu HI. I'linl uml .Mluncupolls.
Till: ONLY USK UU.N.VINO
Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars
IJNTIItK LOUTH Ol' 110A1)
And huulcil ou menhir Kp vha Truiiis over tho
ICnti'D IaiiikiIi of tliu Northern
1'uclilu itallroiul.
A. D. CHARLETON,
AsxiHtutit Ocncnil I'usMinirtT A Kent,
No. 121 First St., Cor. Washington,
POHTIiANI). oiikoon,
PANTS MADEto ORDER,
S5, SO, $7, $8.
Men's Suits to Order, $25 to $40.
Fit Guaranteed.
fiend I ceuta iu atampa for aatnplc and rnlci
for aulf-rneaauremeut. You can aave big money
by dealing with me. HatUfacllou guaranteed.
ARTHUR KOHN.
Clothior, Hattor and Tailor,
coiineh or
HhcoiiiI nml Morrlaoii Hta., I'ortlaml, Or.
fMeutlon thin pajicr.
good revenue
L aaa. A. ft r i iii.inl ' - 9
SAP0L10:-
e Meals 75c
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