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AVHAT THE DHUOOI8T8 SAY. March 21, 18S9. Manufacturers of the Great Sierra Kid ney and Liver Cure. Gentlemen : It pleases us to state that In our judgment California productions are coming to tbe front very rapidly. In the case of your remedy as In proportion to sales of any other kidney and liver cure or medicine for the cure of kidney and liver disorders, The Great Sierra Kidney and Liier Cure is the teal-selling article on our shelves, and is rapidly on the in crease dally. Respectfully yours, Coffin & Mayhem,, Druggists, Twentieth and Mission street, San Fran cisco, Cal. ' It is natural enouph that n man who fills him self with wine should cnt a gTapc-vluc figure when he walks. " Had a splendid time. I ran across a lake nj 1?. , serosa a hike? Come, come, Blnks, don't lie so transparently." AN J I. KG ANT PACKAOE OF FINK CAKDS, Including 15 rare novelties, shapes and artistic imported olcop-ronhic and chro matic cards. This large and beautiful col lection sent hy mail to anv one who will do this: Buy a box of the genuine Dr. 0. McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills from any druggist, price U5 cents, and mall us the yuumiu wrapper wiin your aaoress, plain- genuine McLnne's Pills are prepared onlv by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa., and i will not part with it unless he is very have been in constant use for over sixty i drunk or thirst v. Tho best ones are years. They are sutierior to all others in made of the skins of voung cunnacos, LLtl co'tjiin cure;Bewe(l t0 tlier with tlll, fcins of , dress, Fleming Bros.. Pittsburgh, Pa. When n woman snvs nuvthlinr menu almnt n l.AalAMl' b" - SHAKEN OUT OF OKAlt Hy malarial disease, the human Machinery enu not half perform itsollieu. Digestion, iecrellon, evneuation are disordered, the blood become watery, the nerves feeble, the countenance ghastly, sleep' disturbed and appetite capricious. Terrible is tills dlsenc, fell its consequence. There is, however, a known antidote to the mi asmatic poison nnd a certain safeguard against it. In milnrlous regions of our South nnd West, in Pouth America, (iuatemela and on the Isthmus of ranama, ns well as in transmarine countries where the scourge exists, this inimitable pre ventive nnd remedy, Ho-tettcr'a Stomach Hitters, has during the Inst thirty-five years been con stantly widening the area of its usefulness and demonstrating its sovereign value, l.iver com plaint, dyspepsia, constipation, kidney trouble, rheumatism and debility are all remedied by it. " How long wns Hrousou's speech?" " I don't know. I didn't have my gas meter itli me." SuIIerers from couuhs, sore throat, etc., shoi Id try "Drown's Bronchial Troches." "When i!"es n Parliament dissolve, papa?" " When it fc-et into hot water, my son." Why not twvc vour clothes bv uinc the best, purest, most economical soan, Dob bins' Elect ic"? Made ever since 1SG1. Try it once: you will use it always. Your grocer keeps It, or will get it. Look for the name, J)obbins. The melancholy days have come hotel bridnl chambers nre In demand. KUl'TUHE AND 1'IIiKS CUltKI). UT)I cases without pain or detention from business. No cure, no pay; nnd no pay until cured. Ad dress for pamphlet Drs. i'orterfield & L scy, 838 Market street. San Francisco. All the year round, you may rely upon Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to purify the blood and invigorate the system. It's not like the sarsaparillas, that are said to be good lor the blood m March, April and May. The " Golden Medical Discovery " works equally well at all times, and in all cases of blood - taints, or humors, no matter what their name or nature. It's the cheapest blood -purifier, sold through druggists, because . you only pay for the good you get. Your money is returned if it doesn't benefit or cure you. Can you ask more? " Golden Medical Discov ery" contains no alcohol to inebriate, and no syrup or sugar to derange digestion. It's a concentrated vegeta ble extract; put up in large bottles; pleasant to the taste, and equally good for adults or children. The "Discovery" cures all Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous affections, as Eczema, Tetter, Salt-rheum, Fever-sores, White Swellings, Hip - joint disease and kindred ailments. (r em niiaMUH, lick aaah. CoauatUa, hmiu. unr ovapukiDM, uti tk turn u4 etruia rwmT, 1 aiiMB BILE BEANS Cm tfe SMALL HZI (M Uttl mm to th tol t!). Tbr ar tb mi t o ritti Mil aU aft. rrlMf tthtr lUa, at Nu pn kottl. KISSING Mall I tea aVlLTDaxIar Ml (eop-wra r atuip). J. r. SMITH CO.. Minn r "u -Mams, Bt Loot. M. New Pension Law. m.u iilMniuiJ dliabled loldien and . JtF'VS&Slil i ' Tnce hum o ie Auiuuiiiou , citizens aetermmeu 10 siari, upon a jour- .Vliiut the tamo time, all tho cars of uu,i.-r '.TZ-.ZZ.i ' ' Noituis, -i ni num. -ran-1 ,"! V H l'uion AgwicT. Ba Vmiclico, Cl. I lUrfiTVDWi, A J lilcue", unouuiuci u. n. It. Jltpl. ol cauiumi, ma uiucr "'""' othcUU. NATIVES OF PATAGONIA. Dress of the Men-Women Do All ttil Manual I.l,or Ornaments. Four years ago Chili and the Argentine Republic divided Patagonia between them, the former taking the Straits of Magellan, the key to the commerce of the west coast, and the latter the pampas. Thus in the partition the Indians fell to the Argentines, but they kept as faraway from their owners as possible, for fear of being impressed into the nrniy. Their numbers have been so much reduced that there are not more than 3,000 of them left, and these remain around Pucnta Arenas, where they find the so ciety of the Chillanos more agreeable than that of the Argentines further north. They are still mindful of their tribal relations and have similar customs to those of the Sioux. The term Patngonian is unknown to them and Mas given by the early explorers because of their large feet. Those who formerly inhabited the lower latitudes had; the tribal name of Tehuelches while further north they wero called Chennas. The native dress of tho men is a chirm or breech clout; a shirt of calico, which is a mixlern innovation; leggings of liorsehide or the skin of the puma (tho pampa lion), and over all a splendid robo of guanaeo fur fit for any king. Theso robes, like the blanket "of tho North American Indians, are never laid aside, and are worn like tho celebrated breeches of Bryan O'Lvnn. The leather side is 'tainted in bright colors, with symbol and tracery to represent the achievements of the owner in battle or in the chase, and 60ine of them bear fantastic designs. A .....n tnll,,,i rol)o is worth half a dozen ll0rsM nml ls much prized by tho owner, horses, ostrich, so that tho shape of the animal will appear. Tho fur is soft and silken. the backs and sides being of fawn color, nd the belly of the purest white One can buy them of the traders nt Puenta Arenas, but they seldom go to market, as people on passing vessels pick them up for curiosities. The Indian women dress a9 tho men do. and it is diflicult for a stranger to distinguish tho sex of a Patagonia native, except from the difference in stature, as the women are short and stumpy and generally have n baby slung over their backs. They do all the manual labor, pitch the tents or toldos, as they aro called, skin the game that is brought down in the chase, make tho robes, cook tho meals and everything else in tho way of drudgery, for their lords and masters aro opposed to every form of work that cannot bo done in tho saddle. Both tho men and women are given to wearing loads of solid silver ornaments, much of which is antique, and handed down from generation to generation. Tho silver5 comes from the Andes, and is obtained by trading with their neighbors, tho Articanian Indians of Chili. Hunting is their business, nnd their amusements aro gambling nnd horse racing. They nro great smokers, but do not have tho calu met of their North American brothers, using cigarettes exclusively, liko tho Spaniards, from whom they have ac quired tho habit, and rolling them with the skill and grace of a haughty don. Philadelphia Times. Use of tho -Willow. It is an interesting fact that not only is the presence of extensive growths of tho willow found to bo anti-malarial in its influence, but that from a certain species of this same beautiful tree, or its bark, is derived tho comparatively new but well known antiseptic preparation called salicine; it is of a pure, bitter taste, highly febrifugal in quality, is largely used in various solutions, also in surgical operations, and is tho most effectual pre ventive of putrefaction in the system yet known. 1-or these purposes uio willow is now being extensively and systemat ically cultivated. At tho end of two years the switches are from four to seven feet long, and are cut and gathered into hunches like sheaves of wheat; in tho stripping building they nre steeped m water and tho bark at the larger ends loosened for a couple of inches by ma chinery; one by one tho switches nro placed in tho mechanical stripper and with a pair of pliers are pulled through with a sudden jerk, being then wiped off with a wooden cloth, bundled, nnd laid away to dry. All tho leaves and bark nro dried and baled, tho average yield be ing a ton to the ncre, tho willows com manding, when dry, 200 per ton. Frank Leslie's. How tho Ground "Drum." I have had some experience with tho rulTed grouse. The peculiar noise made by them while drumming is usually made while tho bird is standing upon a log, but tho log has nothing whatever to do with tho sound produced. Tho bird while drumming assumes an upright po sition and droops his wings until the flight feathers almost or quite touch the log r other erch on which ho stands. Ho then, by an intenso muscular effort, makes quick, spasmodic beats with his wings. In doing this tho ends of tho wing feathers may, and perlinps some times do (ouch tho log; but it is tho in tenso quiver of tho flight feathers, as they come in contact with tho still air, in tho short and intensely rapid beats that pro duce tho soft, yet tiowerful and far reach ing sound. No impact of a feather or feathers with a solid substance especially a moss covered log could ever mako a sound capable of lieing heard for a quar ter of a mile. Tho nir seems to bo filled with tho sound, soft as it is, and it seems to come to you from every direction, so that it requires n quick nnd practiced car to locate it correctly. This is proof posi tive that it is produced by vibratory ac tion in tho uir, nnd not by tho impact of two 6olid substances. Cor. American Field. l'ucu About Herlln. A lover of tho "curious in number" lias arrived nt some interesting facta about Berlin. Tho city has 210 miles of Etrects, so that a jerson might walk ten days in tho capital without retracing Lis Bteps. If tho 1,400,000 inhabitants marched in double file they would form a line nearly 750 miles in length. If tlio ... . . 1 Germany would accoramouato uui two- V " ' , tho number. Now Ycrk UJ11U3 TriJinnn. LINCOLN'S MELANCHOLY. 111 Sj mpathl ll.- Nature nml III Kafir iilrortuue. Those who sj w much of Abraham . Lincoln durintr the later years of his life were greatlv impressed with the expree-1 sion of profound melancholv his face nl-1 wavs wore in repose. i Mr T inenln wn nf n iwxMilinrlv svm- Mr. .incolnwns of n peutlinrlj sjm- pnthetieandkindlv nature. There strong ehnrnetenstu-inllueneed, very happily, i as it proved, his entire political career, They would not seem, at first glance, to le e'llicient aids to Political success: out i in the peculiar emergency which Lin - coin, in the providence of God : to meet, no vessel of common .. Li., i t. hi blow the rain auainst the roof. Abo would 1 set iliiir in tho i-nwrv. liim nliimvs on bis knees, his face in his, hands, and the tears runnin' through his lingers. 1 hated to ce him feel, bad, an' I'd say, 'Abe, don't cry;' an' he'd look up nil' say, 'I can't "help it, Hill; the rain's a-fallin' on her.' " There are many who can sympathize with this overpowering grief, as they think of a lost loved one, when " the rain's a-fallin' on her." What adds poignancy to tho grief sometimes is the thought that the lost one might have been saved, I'ortnniite. inili'cil is Willinni .Inliiismi t f ("'nrnnn t. I o liiiitiliti, nOwi irrititu June L'S, lSW): "'" Last Kobmnrv, on re - turning 'from church one. night, my (laugnier com uaincd oi having a pain m iwssniiy nave ueeome me cnosen oi uie , healing power. The electric treatment, as 1 Lord. , . , , . ' practiced bv l)rs. D.irrln. Inn revolution- Those acquainted with him from boy-1 ized tho nracthe of medicine, as is shown hood knew that early griefs tinged his by the following I whole lifu with sadness, lljs partner in i kxtuacts ok ti:sti.moniai.m: 1!le,Fror.V,ry b!lpil,t'i,s nLS'?,le!u W,'m " I Geon-e C. Scott en, Alt.ina. Or.-ltlng-cle" Billy Cm-en of Tallula, 111., who , t,g noises Mi the ear and deafness; cure.t. used at night, when the cu-toniers were j J. It. Cunningham, Waplnltla, Wasco few, to hold the fenimmer while Lincoln j countv, Or. Total deafness two years In recited his lessoits. one ear and practically so in the other; It was to his sympathetic ear Lincoln cured. told the story of his love for sweet Ann , ,,M-? j P'",1 !i' I.1,""1 -V 0r--,Nprv i-utiiut.To. o.wi ,.i i.. irui ou debility and general weakness, almost Uutledge; and he. in return, olleied , wr,ril 1ROI1 insftlli, ): rcs,0red. , what comfort he could when poor Ann n ,T un-ham's child. .Springfield. Or. died, and Lincoln's great heart nearly I Painfully ntllicted with granulated con broke. t jnnetivltus, coiuplicated with ulcers of the i "After Ann died," snvs " Uncle "' eyeballs for nine month'-; cured. Billy, "on stormy nights, when the wind , d A. l.lndsey, new. ngi-nt on tho 0 It. her ankle. The pain gradually extended thepatients. Kxaminations free to all, and j Uvcr and Bowels cleanses tho svs untilher entire limb was swollen nnd ! circulars will be sent free to any address. " . . . ,,?. c'ea,-sc,3, u si3' very painnii to the lo.ueh. we eailea a phyeieian, who after careful examina tion pronounced it disease of the kidnevs of Ion-; standing. All we could do did not seem to lienelit her until wo tried Warner's Safe Cure ; from the first she commenced to improve. When she com menced taking it she could not turn over in bed, and cduld just move her hands a little, but to-day she is as well as she ever was. I believe I owe the re covery of my daughter to its use." New Tri'iitiii.-iit foi ('(insninptive. A new method of treating pulmonary consumption is described by The iTleilier.l Record from French sources. Sulphuret ted hydrogen was one ol the alleged cura tive agents in the Bergeon treatment by gaseous enemata. The French experi menters have discarded that method as one of doubtful utility, but they seem de termined to till their patients' lungs with sulphur in some form. Their new sys tem of curing consumption is based upon sulphuric acid in medicated inhalations. Sulphur slightly moistened with alcohol is burned in a brazier, a little benzoin or powdered opium being sometimes added to make the fumes less disagreeable. Tho patient is required to stand twice a day in this sulphurous chamber and in hale the medicated atmosphere until his lungs nre saturated with sulphuric acid. The treatment is said Uo have been markedly successful in as many ns thirty cases, sweats and fever disappearing, the lungs clearing up and tho appetite and weight steadily improving. M. Dujardin Beaumetz, who has been favorably im pressed with tho repbrts made in these cases, has tested tho method practically and greatly benefited, if not cured out right, seven patients. Into his sulphur ous chamber fresh nir is admitted from time to time, tho patients lieing moro mercifully dealt with than in the original experimenting room. This method of treatment is said to have been suggested by the experience of a soldier in the last stages of consump tion. He was employed in disinfecting barracks nnd obliged to pass nino hours a day in a sulphurous atmosphere. Al though his condition had been pronounced hopeless by hospital authorities, he com pletely regained his health in'sixty-flvo days. The sulphur burned for tho pur pose of destroying tho germs of conta gious diseaso in the 'infected barracks had a similar effect upon tho tubcrclo bacilli of his own lungs. This is tho practical explanation which tho scientific followers of Dr. Koch oircr of tho suc cess of this singular method of treating phthisis. Now York Tribune, Induction Train Telegraphy. The practical value of tho new system of telegraphy, by which messages can bo sent from moving trains, was well illus trated by its workings on tho Lehigh Valley railroad during tho recent great snow storm. In tho accident near Threo Bridges tho induction train telegraph oj)erator was on lxard, and at onco tele graphed back to Flemington for n wreck ing train. Within n short timo Superin tendent Donnelly arrived, and during tho entire day messages wero sent to and from tho wrecking train, and surgical relief was obtained. All tho beleaguered passenger trains, every ono of which was equipped with tho now system, wero located by means of train telegraphy, and provisions wero sent to the hungry pas sengers. Belated passengers sent dis latches to anxious wives from tho various stalled trains, and nil tho manifold busi ness of railroading wns carried on with celerity. More than 200 messages wero sent back and forth over tho siuglo lino of tho company during the threo days of delay, Tho poles used to carry tho lino aro only sixteen feet high, nnd they cxposo little Eurfoco to tho storm. Tho mes sages aro transmitted by induction from tho metal roof of tho car to tho lino, a distance of ten feet, and even when cars and lino were both buried in the drifts no inconvenience was suffered, as tho dry snow acted as a good insulator, Scientific American. An Ancient I'rrfume. Saffron, or tho dried stigmas of a cer tain purple crocus, was valued among tho ancients for its perfume. Tho floora of their halls and uuiiiBlons, and evenfof their theatres, wero htrewn with it. Its flavor was greatly appreciated, nnd it was much employed in seasoning dishes. Chicago Herald. KLKCTKIC FOItCK. The Great Futiilnmrntnl l'rlnelple of the t'nlvorsc nml It Toner to Itestorr Health to Humanity- A Generous Of fer by Drs. Ilnrrln-Thej- Will Treat nml Cure the lllch mul I.inv, the ltlrh nml Poor, of All Grade MU'I Station, Free of Clinrcc I'ntll Further Notice. , , , , , . . ,, I'.sperlmenta by Kclentlxts arcconstautly d , prov,IIK 0iectrlclty to be the preat motor poe,f crea Ion. H'ectriclty iH the most powerful rli-mlcal ngent, as well ii tho Uasis of chemical action. It I . the primal element of light and heat, the ' prom ter of life and the sustainer of Which 1.111- . "e"ii. i'ien.su vieum reauny io us inns I was called 1 netlc touch, and even unrelenting death is ,.'..i..T. ! averted by Its presence. Thousands of i? It I ntllicted and sullVring bear witness to its , health. Plsease yields readily to Its mag n , residing at .HI I U street Portland CoilMliimtton, bronelilils and catarrh: cured nnd inlued liltei'ii pounds. David' Kos" son. Woodland. 'Wash.- Pal if til htpdi eise; had to be carried to doctor's oillee; cured. Mr. Hos 1ms it daughter re-i.iing at, the Merchants' hotel, 1 Portland, anil can be referred to. lliiison McCoy, Dufur, Whsco county. Or. iJenfiiesi stud terrible ialn in the ear and head ix months until he was nearly crnzt ; restlessness and insomnia; restored to health by electricity after all other treatments hud failed. ' Darrln can bo consulted dally at the Washington liuilding,corner of Kourt h and Washington Htreets, Portland. Hours, 10 to f; evenings. 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12. I All chronic and acute diseases, blood 1 l,"u" lo";H of vital power and eai 'any hulls- tough no press on , Priiinrsii,.ii nwiniMn tii ih.itpnpvnf Cha-L'es for treatment, accordlniz to na- tient s Hoility to pay, Ihe rich and poor t-ea'eil free of charge with e'ectricily from 1H to 11 daily. All private diseases contl dcntlally treated, and cures guaranteed. 1'allentn at a distance can bo cured by home treatment. Medicines and letters sent without th" doe tors' name appearing. N. II. Dr. Darrln has a branch olllceat the MrClellimd hotel, llo'-eburg, October 19 to 2. nnd at the Oregon hotel, Ashland, Otober 2Ti to November 1. Grnves I uliould like to irct your opinion on the queMlou, ' Is life worth IIvIiik'." Merrhmui Tlnu's nil life is good for, I think. Oil, WHAT AX AWKUI, ItKI'ATlI I There Is nothini more healthful than onions. Tho trouble is that persons aro afraid to eat them, because they mako the breath unfrngrnnt. But there is a less fra grant breath than that freighted with onions. Wo mean tho breath of a person with a foul stomach. Take him away! wo inwardly cry when lie whispers In our ear. Do see that your breath is pure. Take a few BitANiuiETit's Pn.i.sand regulate your liver, stoniuchnnd bjwolc, una your breath will be sweet. A cold Ih hnrd tiling to get. to get rlil of, but it's biieezy A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Patry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. No other baking powder does such work. I took Cold, I took Siok, I TOOK SCOTT'S EMULSION iu:sui.t: I take My Meals, I take My Rest, AND I AM VICOHOUS ENOUOH TO TAKE ANYTHING I CAN LAV MY HANDS ON ; fcltiiiK fat loo, for Scott's mulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Hvpophosphilesof Limoand Soda nV"- only cured my Incip ient CoiiMiniption HUT UUILT Mli UP, AND IS NOW I'UTTINO FLESH ON MY BONES AT THE RATE OF A I'OUND A DAY, I TAKE IT JUST AS EASILY AS I DO MILK," 8UCII TESTIMONY IS NOTHINlJ NEW. SCOTT'S F.Ml'LSION IS DOING WONDERS daily. Take no other. BEECHAM'8 PILLS euro SICK HEADACHE. &5 Centa a Box. OB AT,T, DBUaaiSTSj PENSIONS! N13AW Apply to MILO II. 8TKVKN8 & CO., Attorney-., HIV F itreet. Wa.hlnirton. I). C. Urancli otucc I -ClevtlnnJ, Detroit, Chicago. mm Baking Powden CONSUMPTION SUHELY CU11KD. To thk Editor: I'leaso Inform yonr reader that I have a positive remedy for the above named d i case. Bjr Its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. 1 shall bo glad to send two bottles of my romed free to any of vour readers who have eon-ump-tlon If they will send me their express and post onico address. Respectfully, T. A. SI.OCVM, M. C, 181 l'earl street, New York. HIIKK OUKK roil FIL.KM. Hnro enre for blind, bleedtne and ttnhlnir Pile. One box ha cured Uib worst casi- of ten years' tmuuuiK. .ioono uwa sunci ten minutes must ushifj Kirk's German l'lle Olntmeut It absorbs tumors, allays the itching, acts as a poultice, idves relief. Dr. Kirk's German Pile Ointment Is prepared only for I'lVus and ItchliiR of the private parts, and nothing else. Every box ls warranted. Sold by Druggists and sent by mall on receipt of price, $1.00 per box. J. J. Mack A Co., Whole sale. Agents, Ban Francisco. If afillctcd with Sore Kyes, u-e Dr. Isaac Thompson' Kye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c. lleware of Imitation? of the celebrated Seal of North Carolina 1'lug Cut Tolutcco. Thy Gkhmka for breakfast. Both tho method ami results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant nnd refreshing to tho tnsto, and jcta j-ontly yet promptly on tho Kidneys, ciiecuiaiiy, (lispeis COUIS, head isncis .iclies and lovers nnd cures hnhituM constipation permanently. For sale in 50c nnd $1 bottles by all druggista CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN fRANCISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y. Faber's Golden Fomald Pills. For Female IrTtrnlar ltlei: nothltiitlikethen ou tho market. Kevet fail. BaccenilullT used oj prominent lad let monthly, Uuaraitteoil to rolleYp iup-reied inenatruatlon. SURE! SAFEt CERTAIN! Don't be hnmbnnw! Save Time. Health andmonej;takeuooth r. Bent to any ftddroaa, aecure by mall on n eel p t of prloe, f X00. 1 Aadieia, THE APHRO IEDICINE COMPANY, Weatoru Branch, gox27, fOKTUUfD, OB Hold by Wiarxm l)nva Co., Portland, Or. Only 26o Postpaid KCirKSM Sl'llll' NA PK INH.BBMirtoil colnri (lo.ilcns; n very styl ish, unc'iul, lii'iiutllul and rani curiosity. Aacntt ttanlrd. COOK K A" COOKK, liiijwrtcrsnmlitur dinting aoenli,H't ClavBtreut.San l"rniiclni,t'al. IMPORTANT NEW DISCOYERY. The Best Toilet Soap Tor the Skin Ever Made, 'Vaseline' Soap A perfectly jniro nnd neulml Honp, com billing tliu emollient and hunliiiK proper tlcn ol Vaseline. If your (IniKulst does not keep lt,fif ward JOc in stamns.andwewlll send a full-sized cake by mail, postage paid. CHESEBROUGH MANUFACTURING CO., ti4 8tut- Str-!t, Nw York. JHE SMOKER Will havte no other Jobacco Who orvce tries SEb OF JJ0RTH GAJ?0L.INr Plug Cut. Jhis is the secret of its Immense sale. Ofrnplier8 of both sexes, attribute their success to a course at the PortlancJ BusU, w w w w 1 l w s w w w w w ness uonogo, rortianu, urcgoti, or tne Oretroti. lloth are under the nmnai-enicnt study, same rates of tuition. Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship and Eng lish Departments. Write to either for joint Catalogue ami specimcus of penmanship. Strange indeed tti&t- . mWmWM lit f I r4 K 'Wke everybhing so brijghhbul' 'A needle clothes ohhers,a.nd is ibselj: no.ked'.Try ihinypurnexbhouse-clening What folly it would bo to cut crass with a pair of scissorsl Yet po- Sle do oqunlly silly things every day. Modern progress has grown up ;om tho hooked sicldo to tho swinging seytho and thonco to tho lawn, mower. So don't uso scissors! But do you uso SAPOLIO ? If you don't you aro as much behind th ape as if you cut grass with a dinner knife. Onco thero were 110 soaps. Then one soap served all purposes. Now tho sousiblo folks use one soap in the toilot, another in the tui, one tot all scouring and liouse-cleauing. iticura Soar For A .ni,r-tntp BiEDlp- AND " aby Humors 7AD COMPLEXIONS. WITH I'llIPLV rnueh hnnd. trltH Aj blotchy, oily nkln, red, i'iiap, painnii linger eiiiin nnci fnnpcie?- naim, nud simple babv humors prcrentcil nnd cured by Ci'tici'ra Hoxr. A marvelous tnuttfler of worlil wide celebrity, It Is simply lncomparnblo as a sklti-purlfylng -onp. unerualcd for the tot let ntid without n rival for the nursery. Abso lutely pure, delicately medicated, exquisitely perfumed, Ci'ticvra Soap produces tho whitest, clearest skin nnd softest hands, nnd prevents lutlnmmatloii and clocclnc of the torps. thn cause of pimple, blackheads nnd most complex lonal dlsflcurntloiis. while It admits of no com parison with the lct of other skin soaps, and rivals In dellcnev the most noted and expensive of toilet and misery soaps. Bale greater that the combined sales of all other skin soaps. Bold throughout the world. Price, 25o. Send lor " How to Cure fkln and Hlood Dis eases. " Address Potter Drco and Chemical Corpo ration, proprietors, Boston, Mns. .U'liiiiL' sides nnd back, weak klduevs nnd rheumatism relieved tu one minute by tho elobrated Ci'Tlct' ra Anti Pain I'lahtr r.25c- CANCER Successfully treated at the Wilson Cancer Hos pital. Tt'ki Thirteenth street, Oakland, Cal. Dr. G. H. and M.D.STOCKHAM, Proprietors. No knife or caustics used, A pamphlet on Its " I nnses and Treatment " mailed on receipt of a. postal card. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS FICD CROSS DIAMOND GRAND. rMireaO'i v1 roikrtic. mules fttk Drurfflut for Hanond Brand, Id ml- tnrtaiiifl ioxr, -i-i witn binei ribbon. ThLp rn olh r. At! Hits to ptfbonl ttoreii, pin wrapper, are (itimpi) fur pnrttourrn, ttnlmftQlali o$ 'Krlicrror I.u.lU-s- tttttr, bj return mull .Vdmf J'aprr. Men's Suits to Order $20 to $40. Men's Pants to Order, $5 to $IO. Fit guaranteed. Pond 4 cents In Ktnmps for samples nml rules for self measurement. ARTHUR KOHN, CLOTHIER, HATTER, TAILOR, coiiNRn or Second and Morrison Stn.t l'ORTI.AND, OH. CALIFORNIA PosiTivE, n nrn nnrarKnTir' 7 f i-pi nnii Cures UAiAnnn lUieuiiuitisni. ellnlgla, Conn, HEADACHE, and ALL PAIN. Th California Positive and HegatW ELECTRIC COUGH CUBS CUBES COLDS, 0B0DP, CONSUMPTION, 8old by all DruggliU. Each 25c, BOo A $1. Oreailneer a Co., Prop'a, Lot AnEelaa.O1' WINTER IS COMING. Bend to Smith' for vour winter outfit. Thov have the bluest sto'k of uudcrclothlutf 'I'hoy lnivo the best boots and shoes. They nave 1110 cneapcM Hosiery lor overynony. 1 nuy nnvo thu iTeatest variety of dry Roods. The)' havo family Kroceiles of nil kinds They lmvo dried fruit of tho new croo. Thev have canned cooda at wholesale prices. They linvo warm mittens nud cloves. They hnve blankets from fl.'JS un. They lmvo comforts from 'JO cents ench to They lmvo overalls of every tUe. They pay npo clnl attention to nil orders. Address for full particulars and copy of Home Circle (free) smlili-N (.'null Store, 118 front Street, Sim I-raiiclwo, t'ul. ' Diamond Drill Work. The PacIDc Prospecting Co.,f00rNS with Dlumoud Core Drill for oil, mineral or wa ter. Holes bored for ventilation or drainage.. Aircnts for Diamond Drill Machinery and Hup piles. Correspondence solicited. 213 Nau noun Street. Hnu Krauclscn. pensions: OLD CLAIMS: SETTIJJD under NEW Law Boldlers, Widows, I'arents, tend for blank ap pllcntloiu nnd lnfnrmntloii. l'atrlck O'Farrell, reiulon AKOUt, WaxhinKtou, D. 0. STEINWAY, Gabler and Pease Pianos Meutiluit tbe IIeht 1'iano .Mauk, and the farorlte cheater I'lanoa; all Mmlcal lnitruuiciits; Hands Sup plied; Urue stock of Bbec-t Music tiTKIN WAY HALL, tOO and m I'uit Htn-of, Matthias OUAY Co. Call and sue our new room- and new stock. I SINGLE Qf Till IDC ASSORTED DOUBLE OU lULIrd COLORS W wfllsciul tlie above to nr address on rvrelnt 01 ml, or 11 lurwcvms, poa&paui. ijauuuiduef ui. I- MAY CO.. ST. PAUL. MINK. Tl IAT CAN HI? USIJD IJVHRY VY is the kind that tmvs. Scores of youtif' business men, and liun drctls of book-keenera ami stett- uapitai Business -.onogo, oaiem, of A. P Annstromr, have same courses of Jf-V itT 1 J soap in tne siauies, uu pajruiuv 1 ). li "-v N. P. N. U. No. 359-8. F, N. U. No. 430