The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918, August 07, 1890, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextGladstone's Elder Ilrothrr. Sir Thomas Gladstono usually at tended tho service at Westminster Abbey on Sunday afternoon when ho was in town, and ho was invariably mobbed when walking up and down tho navo afterward by people who mistook him for his younger brother whom ho greatly resembled, but Sir Thomas was taller and more stately in appearance. Sir Thomas lived and died a Tory of tho old Eldon type, and his consistency and tho plainness with which ho avowed his opinions mado him respected oven by his most bitter political opponents. Ho went to Ox ford in 1853 and voted against his bro ther when that statesman was opposed by Mr. Perceval, after ho had joined Lord Aberdeen's administration, and ho invariably inveighed against Mr. Gladstone's policy whenovcr ho mado a political speech, but personally they were on tho most cordial terms. Thoy also dilFcred in their church views, for Sir Thomas, who was a most dovout man, favored tho evan gelical side. Sir Thomas Gladstone's nlaco in Kincardineshire, Fasquo house, is a splendid mansion, and tho extensivo demesne is well wooded and very picturesque. Tho homo farm is ono of tho linest in Scotland. Sir Thomas inherited tho estates of Fasquo and Balbegno, which extend to 21,000 acres, from his father; and in 1S5G ho purchased Strachan and Glendyo from Lord Southesk for 70,000. Thises tato which extends to 20,000 acres of low ground, hill pastures, and grouso moors, is ono of tho best shootings in Scotland. Sir Thomas was a most rigorous game preserver for many years, but latterly his tenants had no causo to complain in this or any other respect, and ho was a most popular laird, and took a deep and intelligent interest in all agricultural n Hairs. Sir Thomas Gladstono was for some years attacho to tho British embassy in Paris, under Lord Stuart do Roth say, during tho reign of Charles X, and ho had many pood stories to re late about tho curious customs of tho old Bourbon court. Ho sat in the houso of commons from 1830 to 1837, and in 18C5 ho stood for Kincardine shire, but was defeated by tho lato Mr. Dyco Nicol of Balloge, who was tho first Liberal over returned from that county, as tho lato Sir Hugh Ar buthnot had then represented it as a Conservative for thirty-nino years, during which period ho was only onco opposed. London World. Jack's Visit to tho Natural History Society. Ono wet evening, however, Willie Ransom got Jack to go, just because there was nothing elso to do. There was a short paper being read on "Fish Scales." and a number of them were mounted for microscopical examina tion, of cotirso with a low power, say inch and liulf inch. Anything relat ing to fish or fishing was certain to gain Jack's attention, therefore a bet ter subject could not have been select ed to engago his notice. Besides, Jack had never yet even looked through a microscopol Ho felt a bit ashamed of this now; but there wero a couplo of microscopes present, and Jack deter mined to havo a good look through them. Tho scales of different sorts of British fishes were on view. Of course, fish scales are common enough : but who would think that eacli kind has its own pattern of scale, and that you could tell a species of fish by its scales? Tho paper showed that tho scales of fishes wero composed of tho samo ma terial, chitine, as tho feathers of birds, or tho hair and nails of animals a kind of substanco only found in the animal kingdom, ami never in the vegetable; that theso scales are devel oped in little pockets in tho fish's skin, which you can plainly seo for your self when a herring is scaled. They aro arranged all over tho fish's body liko tho tiles covering a roof, partly overlapping each other, as is seen by ono part of tho scalo being often dif ferent -from tho other. Jack looked through tho microscope and was delighted. Ho was always a reverent minded boy, and tho sight broko on his mind liko a new revela tion. How exquisitely chased and beautiful were tho markings, lines, dots and other peculiarities! Then tho scales which run along tho middle lino of tho fish wero shown him, and tho ducts perforating them, out of which tho mucus flows to anoint tho fish's body, and thus reduco tho fric tion of its rapid movement through tho water. Tho lad was half bewild ered at tho possibility of tho new knowledge. "Could anybody get to know about theso things?" ho asked Willio, who told him of course ho could, if ho would only take a little trouble. Dr. J. D. Taylor in Popular Science Monthly. In a Studio. "Is not that Ncilson?" I asked, in dicating a miniature sketch almost hidden Ay a fox skin and a Chinese fan. "Yes, tho artist replied, softly, "that is my greatest treasure. Let me tako it down for you." Tho picture was drawn on a gentlo man's linen cull". Neilson, as Juliet, leaned over a balcony a white robed ' flguro with flowing hair a crumpled ros'j in her hands, from which she idly tore tho petals. Pinned to one corner of tho cuff hung a Trlthcred bunch of violets. "Sho asked mo to visit Booth's," my friend explained, "toseoheras Juliet. I went, and this picture is ono of the results. A lifo long rcmembranco of that most beautiful woman is another I had no paer for drawing, and re moving ono of my cuffs, I mado tho Ekotch upon that. Miss Neilson saw it afterward in her dressing room, laughed, 6igned it with her autograph, and taking a bunch of violets which had been thrown carelessly on her dressing table, handed tho Uowers to mo with a bewitching smile. Thoy liavo been pinned to tho cuff ever since. No, I would not caro to part with tho picture, though I havo had plenty of opportunities to Bell it 1 never glance at it without thinking of poor Neilson as sho died in Paris, tear ing madly at tho couch on which she writhed ki her last agony. Somehow sho always comes back to me that way." New York Star. SAVED FltOM A DANGEK THAT 1IESET US ALL. Manufacturers of the Great Sierra Kid ney and Liver Cure. Gkntlemen: 1 send to you this testi monial, and consider It no more than my 1 duty. 1 have given your Great Sierra Kidney and Liver Cure a fair trial. My kidneys were in n very bad condition, ! verging on to Bright's Disease and strong symptoms of Diabetes. 1 had severe pains in my back; my water was very much dis colored with heavy sediment. Since us'ng 1 your truly wonderful remedy all these 1 troubles have ceased, and I consider my self saved from a very dangerous as well 1 a troublesome disease. Your valuable I remedy I can recommend to al! that sutler from kidney, bladder or liver troubles. Faithfully yours, John J. Lennox, 115 Eighth Street, San Francisco, Cal. I When the tramp who had been loatlnK around the park all the mnrnliiK was told bv the police man to " move on." lie replied: " Half a loaf Is better than none." INFEKNAI. INGENUITY Could scarcely devlio more excruciating tortures than those of which you seo the evidences lu the face of a rheumatic or iieuralsic sutl'erer. The agonies are the consequence of not checklliR a rheuuntlc or neuraltnu attack at the outset. Hotetter's Stomach Hitters has been found hv ; skillful medical practitioners to possess not only , lemedlal, but defensive elllcacy, where those, dlseasfs exist, or a tendency to them is exhlb-, I lted. Surely this puissant hut safe botanic med , Iclne, bearing, too, such high specific sanction, l is better than the polsors often employed, but most unsafe, not only lu continuance, but In Is- J o ated doses. The blood Is depuiated thorough- ' ly from the rheumatic virus, and the nerves,! silently lmpurged upon, saved from ultimate 1 and direful throes ' y tills benlcn, saving medi cine, which likewise exhibits marked elllcacy for malarlai kldue complaints, djspepsia, con- 1 sttpatiou uud liver complaint. , Kilncatlon Is looking up. Portraits of college graduates are now appearing In the dally news papers alongside thos-e of the baseball player. There is no article made that purity is as important in a-" soap. Thousands, however, buy cheap adulterated soaps, to save a few cents and lose dollar in rotted clothing. Dobbins' Electric Soap, per fectly pure, saves dollars. The corn crop In Texas Is assured, and they arc proposing to elect Mr. Hogg Governor. Thy Gkhmka for breakfast. Beware of Imitations of the celebrated Seal of North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco. THE CHEROKEE ROSE. Come ripple your fleetest, 0 rhymes that are mtvtest. La piaiseot the sweetest Wild blossom that blows. Though tripping most lightly. And flattering brightly. Ye ne'er can slug rightly The Cherokeo rose. Tun zephyr that Lisses Its petals hath blisses That paradlso misses Ami bcrnpli ne'er knows. Bo charming its faco Is, 1 long to chango places With beo that embraces Tho Cherokeo rose. In sultry midsummer. Who would not become a Luxurious hummer That merrily goes Defying tho lances That noonday advances, To revel where dances The Cherokeo rose.? Shame, on tho brown thrushes That i)l hj lu tho bushesl My melodic gushes Wero sweeter than those If I could sit swinging Wero perfumes aro winging More worthy my singing Tho Cherokeo rose. When shorn fields are drenrfuL And bonnle birds fearful When autumn Is tearful. No terror it shows; No quarter it cravest. When Boreas ravest. But dies liko tho bravest Sweet Cherokeo rose. Samuel Mlnturn Peck King George) mill Shakespeare. A fashionablo authoress of tho last century was Miss Fanny Burnoy, whoso "Evelina" delighted Dr. John son and Sir Joshua Reynolds. When sho had become famous sho was the guest of Mrs. Delaney, a venerable, cultured lady, who lived at Windsor, not far from tho castlo where George III and Queen Charlotto resided. The king and queen frequently called on their neighbor, and shy Miss Fanny at such times sought her own room. But ono afternoon sho and Mrs. Do lunoy wero in thodrawing room, when suddenly tho door opened. A largo man entered, who shut tho door with out speaking. Tho star on his breast revealed to Miss Burnoy that sho stood in tho presenco of tho king. Sho ro treated to tho wall. Tho king ad vanced to his hostess and in n loud whisper asked if that was Miss Burney Upon being nssurnd that it was he drew near and entered into convorsa tion with her. "But what what how was it how camo you how happened it what what what?" ho asked, in his usual odd manner. Believing ho referred to "Evolinn," sho replied that it had been written at odd hours for umuso ment. "But your publishing your print ing how was that what what?" he asked: to which sho answered: "1 thought, sir, it would look well in print," at which ho was vastly amused. Soon sho becamo familiar with tho presenco of rovalty. and on ono occn sion had tho ml vantage of hearing his mnjesty's criticisms on somo famous men. Voltairo ho pronounced a inon ster, and Slmkespearo ho considered littlo better than u fool. "Was thero over," cried out this royal Solomon, "such stuff as great part of Shakespeare? only ono must not say so. But what think you what what is thero not sad stuff what what what?" Fanny Burnoy ventured to assert that tho sad stuff was mixed with many excellencies; but ho interrupted her to ejaculato: "Oh, I know it is not to bo said but it's true only it's Shakespeare, and nobody dares nbuso him; ono should bo 6toned for saying so." Youth's Companion. Teacher You should take a lesson fro;n your sisters, you naughty boy. Girls don't fight. Littlo Johnnie They docs when thoy eeta as old as am. Tho Enoch. i i I If tho bore would only turn ou himself what an experience it would be to htm. AN ELEGANT PACKAGE OF FINE vitns. I Including 15 rh u novelties, shapes and 1 artistic imported oleogrsphic 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. C. i McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills from any druggist, price '25 cents, and mail us the outside wrapper with your address, plain ly written, and cents in stamps. The genuine McLane's Pills are prepared only by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa., and have been in constant use for over sixty years. They are superior to all others in purity and effectiveness. A certain cure for indigestion and sick headache. Ad- 1 dress, Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa. Ixtve In a oottiiRc li lovely, but love In a flat is Just too suite to last. For an irrilated Threat, Cough or Cold. "lirown's lironchial Troches" aro oll'ered with the fullest confidence in their till cacy. Sold only in boxes. Prepared meat manufacturers can all they make and make all they can. TESTIMONY OF A I'AINTEK. I T. II. Backus, lOo Carlton avenue, Brook i lyn, N. Y., writes: J "Ali.cock's 1'ohous Pi.astkh.s are un doubtedly the best external remedy man ufactured. I make the assertion to the public from my own personal experience of their wonderful virtues, Sullering from severe pains in my side and chest, contracted through a severe cold. I applied a couple of Ali.cock's Ponous Pi.astkhs upon going to bed at night. The result was, that in fight hours after applying them 1 could get up and walk about with very little pain or ache, when the night previous I could neither get up nor dowi , without help, nor stoop to remove my shoes. I have since used them in my family for various ailments, and have never known them to (all to give imme diate relief. Teacher Johnnie, what Is a conversation be tween two persons? Johnnie A dialogue. Teacher And between more than two persons? Johnnie A pollywog. SUUK CUKE FOR FILES. Sure euro for blind, bleeding and Itching Piles. Ono box has cured the worst case ol ten years' standing. No one need sutler ten min utes after using Kirk's German I'iio Ointment. It absorbs tumors, allays tho Itching, acts as a poultice, gives relief. I)r. Kirk's German Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles ami itching of tho private parts, and nothing elso. Every box is warranted Sold by Driuglsts and sent by mail on rocelpt of price, 91.00 per oox. J. J. Alack & Co.. Wholesalo Agents. San Francisco, Interviewer "Mi, Stanley, you have heard the story that Sarah Bernhardt Is in love with you"" Staulev " Yes." "Whut do you think of it?" " Too thin," If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac Thompson's Eye Water, Druggists sell It. 26c. Do Not Be Deceived If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparllla, do not be induced to buy anything tlse Instead. In some stores persistent cirort is made to sell other articles when Hood's Sarsaparlllu is called for, slinply because a littlo more profit will bo made on tho substitute preparation. Now wo submit that such ell'orts are not honorable, and ought to be discouraged by all who like fair play Therefore, If you call for Hood's Sarsaparllla, Insist upon having It. Isn't that fair? Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. $1; six for B. Prepared only by C. I, HOOD & CO., Lowell. Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar EEChWsTlIT?, (THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.) Chore BILIOUS and Nervous ILLS. I 25ctS. a BOX. Oir AJJU DRUGKJISTa ANBE using 0 PERRYJAWS' PAlMKfLLiR HkidmiHeviriitimeMkisa CHICMLui un a biiuusn PENNYROYAL PILLS BCD CROSS DIAMOND BRAND, tit 1 Umfcui tat JiamQm4 ffrun4. U ,.V J, auru9 Un i, fr'Ahxl viifa Uui jrj u ThLd ru tilb r. AU J-Wj WtT ngrrou eownttrfelt. HM !. V 1iAiMi fwr i.rucuir.( uUnebtM t&4 "Utlurfur IjiUIr," lr, bf rclura N. P. N. U. No. 340-8. F. N, TJ. No. 423 (RAMPS I IUST TIIUEE YKAH8. This week makes just three years since the Drs. Darrln first came to Portland and began the treatment of disease by elec tricity, and If Increased patronage is a guaranty of success, they are certainly en titled to the palm, for they hnvn a larger number of patients to-day lb m ever be fore, and they are dally in receipt of tho most flattering testimonials from those whom they have cured of lotur-stauding disease, as the following wll show. , Times, dune 28. A Llclitliouso Keeper Itellmril. ! r. Editor: After having la iirippe last winter my head became aU'ected in a serious way. It seemed as If my head was ; encased in an iron band, with great pain , and pressure, tlhziness and forget fulness. In this condit'on I came to Dr. 1) irriu and received his treatment by electricity, and i to my great joy and sati-factlon I am re stored to health. I reside at Shoahvater 1 Bay, Wash., and am keeper of the light house there. John Teliun. Drs. Diirrln's Place of Itiislness. Drs. Darrln can be consulted daily at the Washington building, corner Fourth and Washington streets, Portland. Hours 10 to ft; evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 11) to 111. All chronic diseases, blood taints, irregularities of women, loss of vital power and early indis. cretions permanently cured, though no references are ever made in the press con cerning such caes, owing to the delicacy of the patients. Examinations free to all, and circulars ill le sent free to any ad dress. 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HILL, M I) P. O. Drawer 17. Portland, Or. ALWAYS IN If you want a lirBt-cliiBB ninuhino, do not jmrchuso until you havo looked up tlio record of the "Advance," an it is tho only machino in tho market that will give ahsoluto satisfaction. Send for descriptivo cata logue to Z. T. Wright, General Agent, Foot of Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon, Also dealer in General Machinery and Supplies. s7 w W ' s .v .av x OKrnphero of both sexes, iittribute their success to n course nt the Portland Busl noss CollogO, I'ortlrmd, Oregon, or the Capital Business CollogO, Snlem, Oregon. Both nre under the mruuigeinent of A. IK Armstrong, have samo courses of sillily, same rates of tuition. Jhisincse, SliortlinneI,iypcwritin, PetimmishipliMl Hug lish Departments. Write to either for joiut CaUilogue uud specimens of penmanship. 'Who wins rhe If y o u regard 5 0 certr&iniy use unru ui w in house-cleexning'Se.poIio is & solid ce.keof-scouring-sod.pTry ihin house-cle&ning IrTOTJ JRTSi CTTJJDC3-EID by your house just an much as by your dress. Keep U neat and clean aud your reputation will shine. Neglect it and your good vamo will suffer. Do not thlnh that house-cleaning is too trouble some; it Is worth all it costs, especially if you reduce the outlay t time and strength by using SAl'OLIO. ' The Best Typewriter. Send for Catalogue. Wiley B. Allen & Co. Ocneral Agents, 311 1st Ht.,I,ortlnnd,Or. FOR MEN ONLY! JFor LOSTorFAH.I0 SLANUOOOf uenerai ana n uu u d ucuil.h i j Wlrnaa nf Tlrutv Ini) Mind. EfT.fta UJof ErrortorEicf tei ln Old or Young, hobo. I, ohlllMIIK)ll folly Itntorrd. How to fnl.ri. Htrfrtk.BnKIK,l'M)liTl;U)rrDOIt(ll!iBarillT8OI'il0DT. iktolol.lr nf.lll IIOHK TltKATBKVr R.Mll. la dlj. H.a iMllfy rrom 60 SUI.. .nit K.rlro Coaalrlr.. Writ, tk.au lH.rrlptt Rook, ipt.n.tlfln and proof, ai.11.4 r..il.d)frt. A4d.. ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. run 'iii:.i' iitui;.'ri:i i.a.nds or IIOMKS on tho beautiful prairies of Texas address Kiiask Lkucii, "The" Land Agent, San Atigeln, Texas. JHE SMOKE J? WH1 havc no other Jobacco Who orcc tries SEJU OF CAJtOLlrtyV Plug Gut. Jhis is the secret of its Immense sale. THE ORE AT OVERLAND ROUTE ! Northern Pacific JtA.1 LROAD, Tlio ONLV IjIN'IO Uunnlntr Pullnmn Palaco tjlceping ('ar, Mnuniticuut Day Coaches, and Elegant h-mlgrant SleepliiK Cars (with bertha free of charge) FltOM WASHINGTON AND OH KG ON l'OINTS TO THK KAST via St. Paul and Minneapolis. LfildilrJB Tmiibcoutlueu al l.lno The Only palTce Meals 75c I DININCCARS. KiiHtesit Tiiuu I'.ver Mnilo from the Count over the NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. TO - COUNCIL I1LUFFS. SIOUX CITY, uii iivora it. aiv;iiiguii. hKA VKN WOUTH. KANSAS CITY, JJUHL1NOTON. OUINCY. i, JUSKI'll ATUHIBON. ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, Aud nil points throughout tho Kant nnd South east, via St. l'uul and .Minneapolis. Tin: only lini: nuNNrsa Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars KNTIllli LKNOTII OK ltOAI). And liauled on regular Exp-esa Traltia over tho Kntlri) iAingth of tlie Northern l'uclllu Kallroad. A. D. CHARLETON. Aafllstatit Gonorul raHscnger AKcnt, No. 121 First St., Cor. Washington, l'OKTI.ANJ), OltF.GON. IVIen's Suits to 0pdep,$25to$40 Men's Pants to Order, $5,$6,$7,$8. KIT HJA KANTKKI). Hum, into 1H years, H to io. iitttei jor sey measurement and samples mulled to any address ou receipt of I cents In stamps. ARTHUR KOHN, Clothier, Hattor and Tailor. CO UN Kit OF Second anil Morrison Sts., l'ort land, Or. . Mention this paper. THE LEAD, THE flDVPE THRESHERS, Engines, Horse Powes, Self-Feeders and Strawstackers. THAT CAN ll USUI) UVKRYUAV lstliL'kiiultliutpayH. bcorcaof voitiii! business men. mid hun dreds ofhook-kecnera nnd Ktcn- eyes. wins a.11." MAMHtH