The Oregon scout., July 31, 1890, Image 5

UNTO THE LEAST OF THESE.
O children's eyes uncblldllkel Children's eyes
That make pure, hallowed ap)tii young Indeed
Wan eyes that on drear horrors daily feed;
learned deep In all that leaves us most unwise)
Poor wells, beneath whoso troubled depths Truth
lies.
Drowned, drowned, alasi So does my sad heart
bleed
When I remember you: so does It plead
And strive within my breastas one who cries
The torturo of her first boru-that the day,
The long, bright day, seems thicker sown for me
With eyes of children than Jlie heavens at night
With stars on Btars. To watch you U to pray
That you may some day see as children see
When man, like God, hath said. "Let there be
"KbU"
Dear Christ. Thou badst Thy childhood ere Thy
cros;
These, bearing tlrst their cross, no childhood
know,
But. aged with toll, through countless horrors
grow
To age more horrible. Hough locks atoss
Above drink reddened eyes, like Southern moss
That droN Its tangles to the marsh below;
No standard dreamed or real by w hlch to show
The piteous completeness of their loss;
No rest, no hope, no ClirUt; the cross nlono
Borne on their backs by day, their bed by night.
Their ghostly pUythtn when they pause to weep.
Their tlirvat of torture do they dare to moan;
A darkness ever dark across their light,
A weight that makes u waking of their sleep
Father, who countest such poor birds as fall.
Count Thou these chlldreu ralleufrom their place;
Lift and console them of Thy pity's grace.
And teach them that to suffer Is not nil;
Hedgo them about with love as with a wall.
Give them m dreams the know ledge of Thy face.
And wipe awny such stains as sin doth trace.
Sending deliverance when bravo souls call.
Deliver them, O Lord, deliver them!
These children as Thy Son was once a child!
JIalio them even purer than teforo they fell,
Badiant In raiment clean IVoin throat to hem;
For. Lord, till Thou hast cleansed these sin de
filed. Of such the kingdom, not of heaven, but helL
Amelio Ulves In Harper's Magazine.
A 1 1 u rso's Suicide.
Tlio horses moved along the- edge of
the- crag as though they clung to it,
their bodies aslant towards the wall of
granito on their right, their legs mov
ing with the precision of creatures
feeling and grasping every step. Like
deer they inoved not liko horses
and as they advanced Uio carts they
drew swayed behind them, and 1
thought every jolt would hurl them
over tho prccinice. Fascinated 1
watched I could not choose but
watclu
At last came a gray horse, not draw
ing a cart, but carrying.something on
his back on a pack saddle, apparent
ly. Liko tho rest, ho camo on stealth
ily, smiling every inch of tho terrible
way, until, just at tho worst and gid
diest point, ho paused, hesitated and
seemed about to turn. I saw him back
himself in acrouchingattitudoagainst
tho wall of rock behind him, lower
ing his haunches and rearing his head
in a strange manner. Tho idea flashed
on iiie that ho would certainly turn,
and then what would happen?
More- hoiNos wero advancing, and
two beasts could not possibly pass each
other on that narrow ledge I But I was
totally unprepared for tho ghastly
thing that did happen. Tho miserable
horso had been seized with tho awful
mountain madness that sometimes
overtakes men on stupendous heights
tho madness of suicide. With a
frightful scream that sounded nartlv
liko a cry of supremo desperation,
partly liko ono of furious and frenzied
joy, tho horso reared himself to his
full height on the horrible ledge, shook
his head wildly, and leaped with a
frantic spring into tho air, sheer over
tho precipice and into tho foam be
neath. Anna 13. Kingsford.
A London Fad.
"Whaloid, Infalhblo Curo for Con
sumption. Dispensing hours, 8 to 1U
a. m., 3 to 5 p. m." On turning down
Oxford street my attention was at
tracted by this hugosign on tho op
posite side of tho street, and also by
tho number of peoplo docking into
tho building. Entering tho building,
I was at a loss what to mako of
tho matter, as all 1 could seo was
tlio crowd and a largo tank in tho
center of tho room. This tank was
Bomo seventy feet long, thirty feet
wide, and, as 1 learned afterwards,
about thirty feet deep, having been
constructed at a great expense While
waiting patiently for developments,
I found that tho liquid was being low
ered or let out by sonio nieaus. Soon
a smooth black surfuco appeared to
view, aud as tho water continued to
recedo I became awaro that u captive
whalo was on exhibition. Surprised
at not having to pay any admission
fee, 1 was soon mado awaro of tho
reason. A franio work had been con
structed on which tho uniiiml rested,
and soon an expert milkman was en
gaged in extracting for tho consump
tives whaloid (or whale's milk),
which was greedily absorbed at live
shillings per gloss. Druggists' Bulle
tin. Uootblucks Require Capita
"It requires capital now to become
a first class bootblack." said a ragged
little, dirty faced polisher on Park
row. Until tho nasi four or flvo years
tho shines woro distributed wholly by
a miscellaneous assortment of ragged
littlo darkies, who had no regular run
of custom. Not moro than ono waa
permitted on a corner, or four at tho
intersection of two streets, and one on
either sido in tho center of tho block.
They wero required to bring written
permission from tho owner of tho
premises beforo which they desired to
stand.
This brought a revolution in the
business of biueking. Tho possession
of permanent stands in which they
could not bo disturbed as long as tJiey
behaved themselves led to tho tun
chaso of chairs and an outfit which
formerly would havo been too bulky
to carry about, Somo of them have u
platform, studded as tho taste- of tho
znagnato suggests, with brass nails,
and prettily curpeted with Brussels.
Tlio box contains half a dozen brushes
of various sizes, two or threo kinds of
blacking and a bottle of wuter. Tho
outfit costs considerable for a boot
black. Now York Star.
A considerato suicido in New
Hampshire, so that there would bo no
timo wasted in grappling for his body
beforo jumping into tho water tied one
nd of a rope around his waist and the
other to tho trunk of a tree on tho
bank.
it skveu kails-tuy it youuself.
San Francisco, January 29, 1890.
Manufacturers of the Great Siei-ra Kul
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i Gentlkmen: I have been a utifTercr from
'kidney complaint for several ami
i have used medicine upon medicine with
out any apparent relief until a friend of
1 mine told me of tho wonderful cures ac
compIMietl by your reined) . I was Induced
to buy a bottle, but without much faith.
After usinK the first bottle I noticed nuch
an improvement I kept on until I had
taken three bottles, and can -nfely say that
I am entirely cured and never felt better
, in my life. I can gladly recommend the
Great Sierra Kidney and Liver Cure to all
people that arc suH'erb k in any way with
' kidney or urinary disorders. Heapectf ully
1 jours', L. 11. CoiiN,
Atlantic and Pacific Publishing Company,
Hooin b'2. St. Aiiu'h building, city.
I It Is melancholy fnct and much to be regret
ted tl at good people who want only what l.
i right often gel what Is left.
UK WON WKAIT1I.
The Fortunate Winner of Fifteen Tliou-
Mitul Dollars.
fEl l'aso 'flines
Yesterday the ElTao National Rank paid to
1 Wells-Kurgo Kxprcss Company $15,000 cash for
the lucky holder at Oonznles. Texas, of a ii arter
of tloket No. 17,30.1, which won the capital prize
in the Juarez lottery drawing last Wednesday.
i i ne ticKei was sent tor collection tlirntign tin
express company, and the money was paid over
by Cashier W. It. Austin, who gives a card to
i that cflVct In these columns this morning. The
TcxarkatiH paper gives these two Items;
I " Sam Kalk Is the happiest man in town. He
1 ordered the ticket that drew the 115.000, and If
! he had Just held on to It, his bowl of happiness
, would now be running over."
" .Mr. J l am. state Agent for the Ki l'aso del
Norte l.otten Companv, came down from Dallas
this iiiumlng to pay on" the prlzu captured on
ticket 17,30;!. The holder has not been found to
this date."
Texarkiina captured another quarter of the
winning ticket. Kl l'ao's time w ill come next.
An otllcial of the lottery company said yester
day to a Times reporter-
" We are glud Texas has made a winning. Hut,
of course, it Is to our interest that the winning
tickets are sold in-large cities, as a larger num
ber of tickets could be sold in the largo cities.
Still we have no control over that, and believe
that It will do us just as much good, no matter
where orawn. If promptly paid; and we alwajs
have money in tho Kl l'ao Hank to iay nil win
nings by parties In t e rutted States."
A Curd.
I, W. H. Austin, cashier of Kl I'aso National
Hank of Kl l'ao, Texas, do hereby certify that
quarter ticket No. 17.303 ot tho Grand Lottery
Juarez was presented by the WeOs-Kargo Kxpress
Company and the sum of $15,000 was paid for
same to O. N. Dllworth, banker of Gonzales,
Texas. Tills ticket winning one-fourth of tho
grand prize of H'.O 000 drawn in drawing of June
25, 18U0, of Grand Lottery Juarez at the Cludad
Juarez, Mexico. W. II. AUSTIN.
Cashier Kl l'aso Nutlounl Hank.
They Didn't Intimidate tlio Flies.
J'M.
Old Sowergrout By (hinder) I belief I vns
Bcheated in dose vly screens. 1 vos liung dem
in do most gonspicuou.s part of do room, but
doso fly schoost gomo in us bud as never.
Judge.
Able Ilodled Chicago Mars.
Sidd Col. Phil Iloyno yesterday: "Tlio
hottest day in tho history of Chicago wns
July 4, 1837. At noon that day tho ther
mometer registered 12o in tho fcluulc. Tho
lake stowed and steamed liko a tea kettlo and
flsli floated ushoro already boiled and cream
gravy on them."
"June 23, 18-1!), was tho hottest day I ever
knew of," said Long John Wentwortk. "I
wns living on a farm then tho Cooloy farm,
near where Kinsley's restaurant stands now.
It was bo hot that wo lind to hatg tho ther
mometer in tho well and keep fanning it t'
prevent it from bursting."
"On Aug. 0, 18-1(5," said Amos Tucker, "wo
caught a blazer. Along about sunset I went
out to tho barnyard to seo how tho stock was
getting along. Wo had twelve flno hogs just
ready for tlio market. Well, when I got to
tho barnyard all I could find of them bogs
was twclvo buckets of leaf lard."
"Tho hottest day I ver knew of was July
15, 1853," said Jonathan Young Scammon. "I
remember the exact dute, becauso on tho
morning of that day our liens all laid bard
boiled eggs." Chicago News.
Society Notes.
The engagement of Miss Erminio Botts,
daughter of tho wealthy livery stable pro
prietor, to Lord Ernest Algernon Sykes
Nyms of Covo-upon-Avon is announced.
This wedding will tako pluco next September
at the bride's palatial home at Bottsden-on-Goose
Island.
A gloom has been precipitated upon tho
community by tho rumor that Miss Birdie
McPlieo's vaccination ilid not take.
Mr. Bwinburno J. Terhuuo is still confined
to bis bed owing to bis having eaten a slico
of fruit cako at a fashionable german lost
Thursday evening.
The highest social circles have roceivod with
open arms Mr. and Mrs. Elmer K. Muzzle
white, tho wealthy and cultured Now York
crs, who havo taken up a temjwrary residence
in Chicago for tho purpose of getting a
divorce. Chicago News.
The fiubbuth Not liroken.
Eastern Stranger My, my I I didn't sup
pose you allowed babeball playing hero on
Sunday.
Omaha Man Tho playing is being donoby
an out of town club and we don't feci respon
sible for them, you know.
"But isn't that the Omaha club they are
playing againsti"
"Yes, but the Omaha club Is composed of
very conscientious young men who wouldn't
think of breaking tho Babbuth."
"But there they aro right in the field and
on this hallowed day of rest."
"If you look at tbo scoro you will see that
tbey aro not playing; tbey aro resting."
Omaha World.
Value of an Education.
Littlo Dot Ob, dear, I don't seo why
mamma gives mo such lessons as this to learn,
notliin' but great big words.
Little Dick Well, folks use big words
sometimes.
"But theso are awful long things, ever so
many syllables; why, somo stretch 'most
clear across tbo page. Thero isn't any use in
learning them."
"Indeed there it, Dot. If you don't learn
all them big words you'll grow up in ignor
ance an' never bo able to read circus posters.''
Omaha World.
Very many people who are taking In summer
boarders are people who have seen better days
and lived better, 'n have the'r boarders.
INFKIt A I. INOKNIT1TY
Could scarcely deM u more excruciating tortures
than those of will- li you see the evidences In
he face of a rheumatic or neuralgic sutTcrer.
The agonies arc the consequence of not check
lug a rheumatic or neuralgic attack at the out
set. Hostetter's Stomach Hitters has been found
by skillful medical practitioners to possess not
only remedial, hut defensive ctllcacy, wheic
those diseases exist, or a tendency to them is ex-
. hlblted. Surely this puissant but safe botanic
medicine, bearing, too, such high speclfiu sanc
tion. Is better than the poisons often employed,
but most unsafe, not only in continuance, but
I In Isolated doses. The blood Is depurated thor
1 oughlvfrom the rheumatic virus, and the nerves,
siUhtly Impurged upon, saved from ultimate
and direful throes by this benign, saving medl
i clue, which likewise exhibits marked elllcacy
i for malaria, kidney complaints, dyspepsia, con
j stipatlou and liver comnlalnt.
Sunday-school Teacher Now, 1 ttle boys, what
do ou know about Goliath'' Freddy Kangle
1'lease, ma'am, he w as rocked to dqith.
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I with pains, cold or dizziness, or having
rheumatism, take from three to th e. pills,
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j so, take three or four more,
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For coughs, asthma and throat disorders
use "lirenrn's Bronchial Troches." 25 cts.
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A great many of our would-be reformers are
like the liiiiu who stays up nil night trying to get
people to go to bed.
After dinner smoke "Tanslll's I'utich."
Spontaneous combustion Is sometimes caused
hy an accumulation of oiled rags anil sometimes
by r collection of Insurance policies.
Six iYo vela Free will be sent by Cragin
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa., to anyone in the
United States or Canada, pontage paid,
upon receipt of '25 Dobbins' hleclric Soup
wrappers. See list of novels on circulars
around each bar. Soap for sale by all
grocers.
We do not know what Clay's last words were,
but Noah Webster was alliterative to the end.
Ills last words all begin with 7..
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It is easy enough to tell on Sunday who be.
longs to the church and who to the world, but
it Is not so easy to distinguish church members
during tho week.
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AN Ol'KN l.KTTKK
From Professor !. 1. I.oonry, Principal
of Fulton l'ulillc School, In Knvor of
Drs. Dnrrln.
Editor OrctionianlUiwi Sin: I am not
in the hah't of nutting adveriiMii doctors,
but I cannot let this oppoit unity pass
without mention In hist Ice to the allllctcd
ns well as Dr. Dnrrin. The do tor lias
uted mo of a troublesome catarih and
bronchitis of seven yearn' standing by
electricity and medicine. The cure is per
fect ami permanent, and I will answer all
letters addressed to me at Portland.
J. P. i.OONKY.
There is something alout the success
Drs. Darriti nre meeting with which is
truly hard to credit, yet wo have It from
persons whose veracity we ratinnt doubt
Hint their cures are remarkable. Thenb.ive
case is pfculiatly striking. Professor
I.ooney Is a man of undoubted iute ritj
and well known throughout the State and
Mil ion. The abov card about Drs. Parrin
is positive proof of tho unexampled suc
cess which attends their treatment. It
sh-iws how radical, as well as unexpected,
are many of their cures, tmd how chronic
diseases of many years' duration are un
able to resist their skill, and is but one of
the many cases which the doctors have
undertaken, and is only one of I lie scores
of patients whom they have restored to
hetlth. The author of the above state
ment, we have full assurance, in haying,
was ac uated in publishing the same by no
other motive than gratitude for his cure
and a desire to make known the tmans to
others as unfortunate as himself. When
we rellect wliat a eat boon is health
when we consider that without it the
sliuhtest approach to happiness is impossible-
that it Is, in short, the grea'est
earthly blessing- can wobeotherwise than
immeasurably surprised to lind any one
who has lost, this great treasure and hesi
tate to follow a plainly dellued path lead
ing to its recover To see a sick, man or
woman neglect or refuse to visit Dr. Dnr
rin, who may do him or her some good and
cannot do harm, is equally an inexplicable
mystery. Try them, at all events, common
sense would suggest. A consultation will 1
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their lame is so widespread it is unneces-'
sary. The doctors treat all 'hronic dis
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building, corner Washington and Fourth
streets, Portland.
I'OUKTll OF .I1M.V IN KOUMAN1A.
Farming and implement men will be in
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fro'n Bucharest that the reaper manufact
urer. Walter A. Wood, lias captured for
our country on its national holiday the
llrst prize, the gold medal, in tho impor
tant Homaninii sheaf-binding harvester
field trial. Bucharest, with a population
of a quarter of a million, is capital of Hon
mania andbeautifully situated in the heart
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Wood's ingenious machine is doing credit
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lr,lWsHSl,t,SUHIIU)l'SIIOS(-iSil'iUTSerMlJr.
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m (Mill Inm tu k(4l u4 f.r.l CmuUIm. Wrtl. Ik.a,
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Um KRIS MEOtOAL CO., BUFfALO, M. V
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GOODS.
NERVE-PAINS.
ures
ralgia.
ralgia.
ralgia.
Salt I'olnt, N. Y.. April If., 1SK).
I suffered six weeks with neuralgia , a half
bottle of: St. Jncbs Ollcurtdme; no return of
pain In three years. Have sold It to manv,
and havo yet to hear of a t uiglo case it did not
relievo or permanently cure.
li. JAY TOMPKINS, Druggist.
Orccn Maud. N. Y., Fob, It, 1SS9.
I sulTcrcd with neuralgia In the head, but
lound instant relief from the npplicutlou of
St. Jacobs oil, which cured me.
k. p. hkm.imji:k i hUfofroiicc.
Oil
PAINLESS.
EF- WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.PQ
For BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS 7
Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired
Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc.,
ACTING LIKE MAGIC on tho vital organs, strengthening tho
muscular system, and arousing with tho rosebud of health
The Whole l'hyic.il l.ticrpy of the Human Krnmc.
Boocham's Pills, taken as directed, will quickly RESTORE
FEMALES to complete health.
SOLD BY ALL DRUCCISTS.
Price, 25 cents per Box.
Prepared only by TITOS. BEK0IIAM, St. Helens, Lancashire, England.
At.l.ES CO., NIi .lfrnr. for VuHal Stiitrs, ;HWi ,V .'f7 Omiif St., Si
n. f. a i
York, icio f'foiirfH(i;sf dor.' nut
rrcrlpt of pricrlmt impure prst.
"Whh f-orce c&nnotdo.ingCri
"ub.rrui Weak women can u,ry
RFORM-MI RACLE
? with l"he exi
ferae
fiir. Try ih in your nexh house
siJii'S c I ea,n i n a.n d see . -zssL
A. STRUGGLE WITH DIRT
Goor on in civili7od siiciotv from lto ciiullo to tlio pravo. Dirt ia depra
dfttiou uud di'radiitioti ih destruction. Womon, capocially, nro judged
by thou- lialiite of liotistihold flctiiiliiu'r-s. and no Htronu'er condcinniition
can w oxprcHScd than "she kcoiH a dirty lionso and a filthy Iritehon." But
the stnifrle with dirt in often unequal. Tlio woman's weakness or the
worthlcHsneHH of the soups? she uses mal;e it, inipossiblo to ovorcomo tb
deuior. of dirt My the use of SAl'OLlO she wins ewiily.
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oirranhcrs of both sexes, attribute their success to a course at the Portland Busi-
nOSS tJOIIGgO, i oninnil, urugon, or uiu vcijii.cii buoiiiuoo uuuugu, vjiikjih,
Oreeon. Roth are under the maiin,'euiciit of A. P. Armstrong, have same courses of
study, same rates of tuition. Iitisincss, Sharthtitul,Typcvrititir, Penmanship nmlHnf
lish Departments. .Write to cither for joint Catalogue and specimens of penmanship.
Season Opens for Trout April 1st
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H. T. HUDSON,
99 rirtt St., Portland, Or,
DKALSB 1
Arms, Revolvers and Sportsmen's Goods
KKD tOM. ttyr IliniTBATIDCATALOaUK.
I Plso's Ilemedy for Cfttarrh Is the
mum uen, xjauM to uk, sou uopuib
fkild by druinrlsta or sent by mall.
I Ua K. T. Uazeltlne, Warren, I'm.
JHE SMOKER
Will h&vte no olher Jobacco
Who once tries
SEUj OF ORT GAR0lilNy
Plug Gut.
Jhis is the secret of its
Immense sale.
Irion ciii:ai iicuiiiA'riiu i.andn
1 or 1IOMKH on the beautiful nialrie of
Texas aildren Frank I.itmil, "The" Ijind
AKCUt, Hull Aukc1o,Tcxi. czi.
OPIUM
AND MOHI'HINK 1IAII1T
eurt'i). Trial free. C'oufldeu
tlslly addreis INIJ1ANA
M1NK11AL Bl'IUNQH CO.,
la. Fayots, Imd. llos 13, j
The Wiley B, Allen Music Stoi
The oldest and largest in tho Northwest.
Knabe, Stock and Dehr Bros. Pianos. EnrhnrT
Mouse-proof Organs. Publishers of Tht Xwtteal
I'attime, n journal of mus c (16 pages reading;
matter and 16 pages music), Issued monthly, 75a
per year: sample copy, 10c Send for catalogues.
WII.KY B. ALI.KN. ill First St., Portland! Or.
O I ul 11 TV rl I A iiKAUil.Goblor. Roo
rdsh Pianos: RurtlrttOrtrana. Hand Instruments
I-nrgcst stock of Sheet Music and llookn. Hands
supplied at Eastern Prices. MATTHIAS
O HAY CO. 200 Pout Street San Francisco.
NFW PFNsMllH I 4W anXOOO names addwl to tho.
nan rriOoiun unn peIion t njecte.i ana
delayed claims allowed. Technic -lltles wlpedtmt lSoof
made easy Itliuiks free. Hate your claim settled,
without delay Patuu K O KAr.Hr.Lt,,VahlnKton,D.O
CHAM C
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EFFECTUAL
ftp
kirp thrm) cl(l muff llrrclititn'n I'llltnn
(Mention fif.s pnprr..
PANTS MADE to ORDER,
S5, $6, $7, $8.
Men's Suits to Order, $25 to $40.
Fit Guaranteed.
Pond 4 cents in ktamyis for samples anil rules
for sflf-meiiMirotnent. You can mvo hie money
hy (tculitiK with me. Sattsf-tctlon KuiirHiitecl.
ARTHUR KOHN,
Clothior, Hatter and Tailorv
coiinku or
HociiikI ami .Morrlnon SIh., rortlantt Or.
Mention this juinor.
tlfAT CAN HI? USIvD nvi'.RY T)AV
is the kind that pays. Scores of
young business men, and hun
dreds of hook-kecners and stcu-
The above lecture HeprticnU
CAPTAIN S. GREENWOOD,
Master or Itie steamship Kanawha.
About a year ago ho observed a strango
3liun;,'o in IiIh feclhigH. llu felt tired in
iteud of vlgurouBl nervous Instead oC
ttroiiL'. 1 1 Ih iiiictltu became poor and U1h
ileen broken, llo tried to overcomu thesu
feeliiiKM, but thoy would not go. Ho then
noticed pulim mid lrrltutlnu in the wuter
rliunnolM, uud tunt tho Ilulds pusked wera
often thick uud with a bcum on top one
lirlck-duKt sediment ut tho bottom. All
thcuo wero tho surenyniptomB of that fear
ful dlxciau, Catarrh of tlio Itludder. wlileU
has always been considered incurable, and.
they continued until tho Captain wan la
a terrible condition. Hut ho fs tho picture)
of health uud vigor to day, and ho owes
It entirely to that wonderful medicine,
Ilunt'H Itemed, Cant. Greenwood eayst
"I am no certain of tho great vuluu of
Hunt's Kcmcdy, thnt I alwuy carry a nup
nly on shipboard for tho iihch of my men,
mid I prcHcrlbo It whenever they aro ailing.
After curing nio an It did, rind rottorlni; my
wlfo, (whom tho iR'bt jihyslclatM of Now
York said wnH dying of tumor,) to perfect
health, I swear by it."
Thin (Jrcat Kcmcdy absolutely curei all
Kidney, I.lver and Urinary Disease.
l'or Halo hy all Donlurs.
O. N. OKITTKNTON, Ocnernt AB'iit,
115 Fulton St., X. Y.
Stmt fur tulmMtt la IA Hunt, ttml, Co.,
fml-
1 New Plan for Investors.
NO IIISKM. NUUH FHOF1TS.
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Guaranteed Bonds for Small Sums.
O Write fur Full Information.
Unquestioned References East aid f t.
THEARAPAHQE INVESTMENT CO.
Incorporated: Capital. $200,000.
v. it. mix.
UIIAH. II. WOODMAN,
c'iiah. if. 8 tae,
AVAL I.I.O I),
FKAMK1.IN i'l-ATT,
Preildeut.
Vlccl'rti,
Tri'asUTr,
Beemturr,
CtuutL
Lock Box 2003, DENVER, COLO.
N. P. N. U. Ne. 345-8. 7. M.U.M 48
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