AMERICANS WHO VISIT THE QUEEN. "
Our Secretary r LcRutlnn Sa Tbey Are
Deiuiirrittlc imtl illgiiillcd.
Mr. Henry White, t-ecri-tury to tho
Aiiiericfin legation in liinjlnml, is vis
iting Uh relatives and friends. Mr.
White has been secretary to foreign
legation Mtiee ISSIJ. Imvitii: been first
appointed to the court of Vienna. He
remained there but a Miort time, as tho
climate did not agree with trie health of
his wife, and at his request ltn was
transferred to the eotirt of St, .lames in
JSS4. and hit been there continuously
bince that tiiuu.
Air. White is a pleasant and interest
ing talker. As the charge dallaires of
tho legation it ii his ditty to present to
the court all American who desire tho
privilege. No discrimination, ho says,
is made in ceremony. All Americana
vh o wish to attend a presentation can
Have their wish grat tiled, provided they
v
uru au fait morally Thev make their 1
desire known at tho legation and their
names are sent to the lord chamberlain
by the charge d'affaires, and the names
aro placed among those who are to be
received at the no.U presentation. The
ipteen is more generous to men than to
women. The former have eight oppor
tunities during tho season of attending a
"levee." as the reception for gentlemen
is called, while for the girls and yearn
ing mammas but two "drawing! rooms"
aro held, one in March and one in May.
Uumarried gent lumen and ladies aro
never admitted together except under
rare circumstances. A man may ac
company his wife, or vice versa.
Tho court oliicers aro punctilious on
these occiisions in the matter of dress,
and many a woman's heart has liutter
ed hi direful anticipations when pre
paring her toilet for these occasions for
fear she could not pass muster. The
trains must be of a prescribed length,
and dresses are invariably cut decollete.
Tho rule is strictly observed, tho only
exception being in case of sickness. To
bo admitted otherwiseeven in such cases
permission must be secured belorehand
from the lord chamberlain. The men
adorn themselves for these occasions in
the dress of their respective countries,
and it is bad tiiste to appear otherwise.
Tho Americans, of course, appear in
tho conventional evening suit of black.
Ho sword is required, and. altogether,
front the democratic nature of tho
United States government, Americans
are given more license than other na
tionalities. American travelers have been very
much ealuniniiited. Mr. White says, by
writers v.u depict them as resorting to
all sorts of petty schemes to obtain
audience with the queen. While occa
sionally a shoddy person might bo en
countered whose impudence is greater
than ins good taste or 'judgment, and
who gives occasion for tho ridiculo that
Americans are frequently made to hear,
it is nevertheless tho rule that citizens
of the United States nro not pushing,
and that they show more indifference
to distinction by notice front royalty
than do travelers from other countries.
Ho ha seen atlluent merchants who
have conio front tho humblest walks in
life deport themselves with more grace,
dignity and self possession at a levee
than many whose intercourse with
royalty had been more extended.
European travel by Americans, ho
says, has wonderfully increased of late
years. Four or live of the largest hotels
in London are nearly always filled with
them during the season. Many, of
course, come to the legation, but the
great majority do not. They go quietly
and systematically about their travels,
as they do about their business at home.
In alluding to democracy Mr. White
says it may astonish one to hear it, but
ho thinks it is a fact that there is as
much if not more democracy in England
than hero. Many a peer, hesays, would
willingly exchange his title for a seat in
tho house of commons. A man may
Inherit a title, but if his merits do not
command respect and admiration his
empty title will not secure them to hhn.
Baltimore Sun.
How to Measure Wheat.
About the time that Daniel Drew bo
gan his Wall street career ho was up in
tho country one time to visit somo
friends, and two farmers called upon
liim to decide a case. Ono had sold the
other live bushels of wheat, and pro
posed to measure it In a half bushel
and sweep tho top of tho measure with
a stick. Tho other objected, aud Uncle
Daniel was asked to decide.
"Well, legally speaking, a bushel is
only a bushel," ho answorod.
"And etui tho measure bo swept oil?"
, "I think it can."
"What with?"
"Well, if I was selling wheat I should
probably use half tho head for u flour
barrel."
"Which odgo of it?"
"Gentlemon, that is a polnr I cannot
now decide on," sighed tho old man.
"If I was selling to a widow or a
preacher I am ccrttdn that 1 should
sweep tho measure with tho straight
edge, but if I wn selling to u man who
pastures Ids cows in the road mid his
pigs in Ida neighbor' corn I'm airaid I
should use tho circular side and scoop
a little to boot. "-Wall Street News.
( OM Church Floor.
Church floors present many Interest
ing detail. In York cathedral, on the
pavement, there used to bo certain
stones that marked tho places where
the leading personages were to stand
In ceremonials. In Westminster Abbey
tiiore used to bo a straight lino of bimUl
FUmes In tho middle of tho puved
floors to enable processions to keep In
the comer o.
tions of which may still bo tracea. (
Gentleman' Magazine. i
Old rtxlilunrd Wntc-U Chain.
Among the presents showered on
blushing brides this scasou figures tho
old fashioned watch chain, more than a
yard long. After many years of sus
pending watches from chatelaines, from
short chains hanging from a brooch and
from ribbons secured by monograms;
after wearing them in breast pockets or
tucked into tho bosoms of dresses with
short chain pendants, nfter carrying
them in leathern straps or slipped into
tho clasp of n bag or using them as dec
orations for tho handler of parasols and
umbrellas, card cases and portemon
naies, aa clasps for bracelets or concealed
beneath a miniaturo in a brooch or be
hind tho heart of a floral pin fashion
has gone bad: to tho ancient stylo of
chain thrown around tho neck that our
mothers and grandmother affected.
Tho new chains arc very lino and gen
erally arc divided at intervals of three
or four inches by pearls, turquoises or
garnets, strung liko beads, or by small
diamonds, rubies, sanjihires or moon
stones, set clear.
As for tho watch it is hidden in the
folds of tho dress or carried in a side
pocket. It is small in size, and tho back
fckould bo encircled or entirely incrusted
with gems similar to thoso on the chain.
Ono very handsome watch and chain
that I saw tho other day among tho
dainty trifles of u bridal corbeillo was
ornamented with both rubies and dia
monds. Tho ctones wero set alternately
between short longtlt3 of tho chain and
formed a spiral on the back of tho
watch. Paris Cor. Jewelers' Weekly.
Ilontcn to a Mummy.
Tito phrase "beaten to a mummy" has
been familiar to mo from my youth up,
and I have always understood it as
equivalent to beaten to a jelly. Does it
not refer to the medicinal substance
' formerly known as mummy, which kept
j its place in our dispensatories until pretty
late in the last century? It was vari-
ously composed and not always of tho
j same consistence, but its general appear
I ance would probably resemble that of
soft pitch.
I speak now of tho spurious kinds,
j which wero doubtless most common.
1 Even tho "genuine'' sorts wero not, how
' ever, necessarily Egyptian. Penichcr,
in his "Traito des Embaumemens" (Par
j is, 1699), gives directions for the compo-
sition of mummy from human flesh ex
pressly for medicinal purposes. Ho rec
ommends certain parts only of the body
to bo used, and these to be dried, macer
ated and spiced out of all likeness to
their natural condition. Mummy so
prepared entered into a great variety of
"balms" and other medicaments, for
which Penicher in his concluding chap
ter gives recipes from old writers.
Some of these have the consistence of
oil, others that of an ointment. It is
clear, from Vfib references in Nares, that
in our own country mummy and its
preparations wero well known, and from
the "make mummy of my flesh," which
Nares quotes from an old play, to
"beaten to a mummy" is a natural and
an easy step. Notes and Queries.
TuitiHguo urn tho Czar.
The Italian Count Sergardi is an enter
taining conversationalist and has the
national fondness for music. Ho was
much amused when told of Tamagno's
behavior in this country and that the
great tenor brought his own brother
along as his valet.
"That will bo good to tell in Rome,"
ho said. "Tamagno's traits aro so well
known thero that it will bo appreciated.
Italy has often laughed tit him. Ho was
a street car driver in Turin and is with
out education. Verdi had the greatest
difficulty in personally teaching him his
part in 'Otello.' Romotimongo an Italian
company to which Tantngno belonged
was engaged tit a theatre in St. Peters
burg. The company was ono day given
nn audience by tho czar.
"You know how strict in tho etiquette
of tho Russian court. Nono may leave
tho imperial presence excopt at the czar's
bidding. There came a lull in tho con
versation uad Tamaguo remarked that
bethought ho Mould go and abruptly
left tho room. Tho rest of tho company
was hovror stricken. Cut tho czar
laughed and nothing camo of it." Chi
cago Tribune. ,
Tim I. ntcst Popular Game.
It need not surprise any ono to drop
into an evening gathering or a quiet
home circle find find peoplo who wear
spectacles across their noses and carry
dignity by tho ton trying to snap a row
of ivory chips into a littlo wooden cup.
That is tho now game, christened tiddlc
dy winks. It requires a small wooden
cup callod a wink pot and two dozen
bono or ivory chips called winks, also
four larger one3 about tho size of an old
fashioned pants button, known aa tiddle
dies. Thero is a cushion to snap the
chips upon, or you can spread a small
square of Brussels carpeting under the
tablecloth, which answers just as well
if not better. Tho trick is to snap tho
winks into the wink pot by means of tho
tiddledies held between tho thumb and
finger, tho winks lying flat on tho cush
ion or tablo. This is the game of tho
season tho great socitil snap, so to speak.
Thero aro two or three ways of playing
and keeping tally of tho game. Ever
tried it? Springfield (Mas3.) Homestead.
Two DlatliixuHhetl Ill-others.
Two wise looking young men met in
tho billiard room of tho Chatham hotel
in Paris tho other oveniug. Both wanted
to play a game, but they did not know
each other. Tito elder, Mr. Combo Tcu
nant, made bold to say: "Will you join
ino in a gamo of billiards, sir? My name
is Tcnnant I'm tho brother of tho lndy
who married Mr. Henry M. Stanley."
"Thank you, Mr. Teunant," answered
the other; "I shall bo moat happy to
join you. My nniiiu is Chanler I'm tho
brother of the gentleman who married
Miss Amelio Rives." Eugene Field In
Chicago News.
If tho throat i3 very 6oro wring a cloth
out of salt and cold water, and hind it
on tho throat tightly when going to bed
cover it with a dry toweL Thh. is excel
Child Definition.
I nsked a littlo girl how alio would do
fine love. Unhesitatingly sho answered,
"It's going or ..mis." I asked a littlo
boy tho meanii. : of tho word guilt. "It
means telling another boy." I asked
Harry Sullivan to defino a gentleman.
Ho replied, not without somo fervor,
"Oh, a fellow who has n watch and
chain." I suppose ho read disappoint
ment in my faco, for ho hastily added,
"and loves Jesus." This samo boy had
n very hazy idea of Old Testament his
tory. Ho had heard of Adam and Eve
"They stole apples and were turned out
of tho garden, and then they had to
work for their living till tho sweat
poured down." A girl of 11 told mo
how sho wished to livo in the country
"because then I shouldn't see a lot of
people having a lot of things I can't
have." ilrs. Dorothy Tcunant Stanley's
Book.
Destruction of forests.
Tho consumption of pino from tho
forests of Wisconsin and Michigan is
enormous. While Canada is being look
ed to for future supplies, it is shown that
that country is becoming alarmed at the
rato at which her foiestsare disappearing.
Furthermore, it is estimated that in Cali
fornia alouo in 1SS9 iJOo.OOO.OOO worth of
timber was destroyed by fire, the greed
of speculators and the efforts of the
herdsmen to securo pasturage for flocks.
Philadelphia Press.
Cincinnati uses 2,500,000 cabbages
every year for its sauerkraut manufac
tories. Its supply is drawn from Michi
gan, of which Detroit is headquarters,
and also Illinois, where Chicago is the
distributing point. The cabbages are
generally sold by the ton, the price rang
ing from $10 to $25 per ton. Tho trade
of Cincinnati in kraut extends through
Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama and
Georgia and into tho Virginias.
Ono of tho greatest problems of the
futuro is thought to bo tho tranforma
tion of carbon energy into light upon
the samo principle that the glow worm
and firefly givo their light, and when a
single pound of combustiblo material
will furnish as much light as is now ob
tained from a ton of coal.
When peoplo do not particularly like
each other it is sometimes said, "There
is no lovo lost between them." Tho
phrase occurs in tho old ballad of "Tito
Babes of tho Wood." and in a talo of tho
days of Shakespeare, entitled "Mont
cheusey." When grapes tire served do not spit
out the stones, but eject them from the
mouth into the half closed hands, from
whence thoy should be transferred as
unostentatiously as possible to tho plate.
Tho I.uil y or tho Mitteu?
Jack Hustle Will you marry me?
Rita Rustle This is so sudden givo
mo time.
Jack Hustle You can't afford to waste
any more time. ' You must bo 20 mw.
Say yes, Rita. Puck.
Don't elms? a He, but pmsue the. llnr with nil
your energy.
If you Itavii ever used Dobbins' Klectric
diirini? tho 21 years tt has been sold, jou
know that it is the best and purest, fiiinilv
hou) made. If you haven't tried it. aHk
yourgroeer for it nou: Don't take iinllu
lion. There nre lots of them.
A IIn'fMemory Teacher "Who discovered
America?" Street (iamln (after deep thought)
'I dlsremeniber his name, but he whs u l)ai;o."
The physicians of Berlin assert that
their practice has fallen oil" 25 per cent,
since Koch's operations began, and con
sequently they demand from the govern
ment free lymph.
"I'm hoping for fcomcthlng to turu up," be mll,
An be entered her bouse to proose,
And scarce bud bo made her an otl'er to wed
Than she spitefully turned up her nose.
Til Kill ONLY MKIMOINJ: CIIKST.
William W. B. Miller, Deer Ladgi, Mon
tana, writes:
" I have been using ItitANDiurrn's Pills
for the last thirteen years, and though I
have had nine children, I have never had
a doctor in the house except thteo timet-,
when we had an epidemic of scarlet fever,
which wo soon banished ly aviRoroti use
rf Bhanduktii's 1'illh. I have used them
for myself, two or three a night for a
month, for liver complaint, dyspepsia and
constipation. In diairhtea, cramps, wind
nolle. Indigestion, one or two Ihan I)Hi:tii'h
Pills llxi-d the children at. once. A box of
pills Is all the medicine chest we roqulro
in the house.. Wo use them for rhetmiii
tism.colds, catarrh, biliousness and impure
blood. They never have failed to cure a l
the above complaint in a very few days."
A Proper Correction. "Wben you date a letter
wrouir do vou rub out tho error or rewrite the
letter?" "Neither. When I tlud lo'Jl) ut the top
I dimply write --1.
IK YOU HAH A I'KIKNU
About to visit mroe section of country where
malarial dUease. either la the form of call mind
fever or blllou. remittent, urui particularly rife,
what would be about tho befct advice, you could
give him? Wo will tell you to carry alotit? or
procure nn arriving that otent medicinal afo
iruard, llostotter's Htomach Hitters, known
throughout malaria-plagued regions, hero and
In other countries, hs tlio .urest means of dis
arming tho miasmatic scourge and robbing it of
Its fell destruellvo Influence. Not only docs it
fortify tho system by increasing its stamina, but
overcomes Irregularity of digestion, tho liver
and tho IxnvuU, and counteracts tho unfavorable
ellVcU of overexertion, bodily and mental expos
ure In rough weather, or occupation too seden
tary or laborious, loss of appetito aud exclusive
ut-rvotisness. Tho functions of alimentation,
bilious mcretlon and sleep have la it a most
powerful aud rellablo auxiliary.
"I've been waiting lu re awake three hours
till you came home.' "And 1'vo leeii waiting
tbreo bouts la tho saloon, until you were
asleep."
JtUl'TOItK ANI Vir.KH COItKII.
We positively euro runturo and all rectal dii
ea!S without pulu nr detention from business.
No cure, no pay: and no pay until cured. Ad
dress for pamphlet in, l'ortcrticld & Losey, KM
Market ktret, tiau Kranclsco.
"What are tho agricultural products of Ire
laudT" Tommy "i'otaloes and Irish bulls."
The good reputation of "Jtrown'n llron
rhial Troche" for the relief of Coughs,
Colas and Throat Discuses hat given them
a favorable notoriety.
One 1'olnt of VJew. "Mr. Miller died last
night." "He was rtally right. It cons too
much money to live nowadays."
Beware or imitations or the celebrated Beat of
orth Carolina flus Cut Tot ceo.
Tbt QiKMii. for tiroattMt.
FIGHT FOR LIFE I
Awful rnnltloti of n Young Mnti. Thrill
liifj Experience hi the Croup of
n Monster.
Like n miserablo wretch i-nei'ded in
tho deadly fold of the hiim oml;i, hope
lessly struggling against an inevitable
fate, is the unfortunate sufferer of Pare
sis, or softening of the brain. He t'g it'
in vain against the cruel monster; he
rces his intellect failinp; he notice tin
constantly recutring attacks of forgetful
tics and absent-mindedness stealing i 'el
htm and becoming more and imvc fro
quent; he Fees and realizes that his
mind once the willing servant of his
will is rapidly escaping from his grasp,
and his mental sufferings over the con
sviouiness of the fact ate indescribable
In this fast American age of ours this
dread malady is rapidly incrcrtsing. The
vital statistics of the last census, as well
us those of all the Lunatic Asylums of
tho country show this to lo a fact. All
eminent nerve and brain specialists agree
that not alone to mental (network is this
diead condition attributable, but that to
follies, excesses and dhsipntion ( bring
ing on as they do nerxotts exbaustion
depleted vital force and loss ol manly
vigor), is tlie awful cuise of Paresis
inoro frequently traced. StntiMics show
that when one" student or brain-wot ker
is aH'eded, a dozen others are men who
have led fast lives, or tho?o who stiller
from the results of boyish ignorance.
Tho man who commences to feol the
preliminary symptoms of this most in
sidious anil awful disease, realizing hiB
powers are failing, anil that something
should he done, frequently calls on tho
average medical practitioner, who, being
unable to help him, either laughs at his
troubles as "imaginary," or gives him
some siinplo, harmless prescription, of
no benefit whatever. Only from tho
eminent specialist on brain and nerve
diseases, who has devoted a life of study
in that direction, can tho victim hope
for relief, and even the expert is power
less to cope with tho diseasu when it has
been allowed to advance too far. Three
plnsicians attached to the medical stall'
of the Cosmopolitan Dispensary have
made diseases ol the nerves and brain a
liie study, and with tho aid of modern
.American and Kuropean discoveries in
medicine, galvanism and electricity, are
luvviui! wonderful success in treating
such cases. Thoy are able to re-create
nerve force, and can assure a speady mid
permanent restoration to mental and
physical health, strength and vigor in
all cases which have not reached an ab
solutely incurable stago. Hundreds
hav"" been cured of various diseases.
Among them aro Charles llempler, f5
Davis street; William P. Kane, 17115 Post
f-trcet; Mr. and Mrs. S. G. .Smith, 1705
Market stteet; Mrs. M. J. McManus,
SI4 .lessio street ; Alexander Wood, 51)5
Seventh street; I. M. D. Wright, 13U4
Florida street; Andrew M. Martin, 48
Ridley street, Peter A. Anderson, VMK
Stockton street; 11. K. Snook, 1021 Mar
ket street; Airs. Mh-hcnfelder, 11 Hope
ton terraco; Miss Grace Sachs, 4 Lowis
street, . I. P. Hanson, 211';, Geary street:
Mrs. Paulino Voss. 2010 Manchester
street; James. I. Welsh. 1510 Clementina
street; Fred Gronsand, William Tell
House, Hush slroet; Miley Dolan, 12J
Ivy street, all of San Kraneii-co; C. F.
Kckhurt. of Gilroy, Cal., A. Aston-, of
San Rafael, Cal., and others. Write to
somo of them and learn for yourself,
llundieds of patients aro being treated
by mail, as our new system of question
blanks enables a tboiongh diagnosis to
be mado, so that medicines and direc
tions can bo sent by mail or expro-s,
with assurances of successful treatment.
Kvery character of disease treated. Each
visitor seen privately, and all communi
cations received in sacred confidence.
Out of town patients write. COSMO
POLITAN DISPENSARY, Sto. kton,
Ellis and Market streets, San Francisco.
Let every enfeebled woman
know it! There's a medicine
that'll cure her, and the proof's
positive !
Here's the proof if it
doesn't do you good within
reasonable time, report the
fact to its makers and get
your money back without
a word but you won't do it !
The remedy is Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription and it
has proved itself the right
remedy in nearly every case
of female weakness.
It is not a miracle. It won't
cure everything but it has
done more to build-up tired,
enfeebled and broken - down
women than any other medi
cine known.
Where's the woman who's
not ready for it? All that
we've to do is to get the
news to her. The medicine
will do the rest.
Wanted Women. First
to know it. Second to use
it. Third to be cured bv it.
The one comes of the other.
The seat of sick headache
is not in the brain. Regulate
the stomach and you cure it.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets arc the
little regulators.
ItKAII ANI UK CONVINCED.
Coguit.i.t: City, Or., Dec. 31. 1600.
J. Kugene Jordan, M. I)., Seattle, Wash.
- Di:aii Sin: It has been some.thnc since
I wrote a letter to you, but I have been so
well that it has not In en necessary. You
remember when 1 llrst wrote you In May,
18811, I was in a fearful condition with; n
complication of troubles. I could not
stand on'my feet live minutes at n time
unless walking around; It seemed as
though my back would break apart. You
remember that I had an enlarged lung or
n bunch under my short ribs on the left
side, and Jit seemed to me as though 1
would smother to death. I also had liver
and stomach tioublc. In fact, my hea Ih
was completely broken down h.o that 1
would have been much better dead than
alive. Could not do any housework at all.
Now I am gutting so stout: my side does
not trouble me, aud I can U all n.y house
work, w a.difng and all. J'le ise publNh
my testimony In any of j our hooks or pa
pers, as I was just as bid as any onecjtild
be and get well. There ate a gie U many
weakly people he e .hat 1 know your med
icines would cure if they had them to
take, and I am sure It It ni near here so
that It could ho procured ihey would take
it, as all know- bow much 1 have sullVud.
1 leg to ivii aiii
Veiy leMii'ctfullv,
Mas v. C. Mi:yi:us.
Dtt. Johdan's ollicc is at the residence
of ex-Mayor Yesler. Third and James.
Consultation and prescriptions absolute
ly ritni:.
Send for free b.iok explaining tin- llisto
genetic system.
Caution. 1 ho llistotrenetic Medicines
aresoldinhuioneagoncy in each town. The
label around the bottle bears tho following
Inscription: "Dr. J. Ihuene Jordan's Ills
togenetle Medicine." livery other device
Is a fraud.
It Will Kerou-r "He's n dUgrnco to his
nnme." " but Is bis nniiiv?" smith."
itKWAiii: oi' oint.mi:nth roit va.
TA I! It II Til AT CO NTA I N M K It C I' K Y ,
As mercury will surely destroy the nno of
smell mid completely deriiiige Hie whole system
when entering tt through the. mucous sitifiues.
Such unifies sboitld never le ii'cil cMupl on
prescriptions from leim-nble physicim, lis tho
diliniige they 'v ill do Is tenfold to the good oil
eiin possluly derive fiom them. Hull s t'umriii
Cure, nuiufnctiired by V J. I'hcnev A t'o.,'t'o
leuo, (I., U iiitiiius no men nry, nml Is tnkeu in
terniilly, mid nit. dtnctiy upon the blood mid
mm oils surlace.-, ol the system. In buying Hull's
CHturrb I'uiu be sure you t;el the genuine. It is
token luterunli) mid liiiiuo in Toledo, O , t V
J. Cheney .t t'o.
soul by druggists. 1'ilec, "i cents per
boitiu.
CURES
RHEUMATISM.
dreat Romody
18 IIIU Street,
Sau Francisco, Cal.,
April 23, 1890.
"Hiivlnu been sore
ly alUIctcd with rheu
rant Ism, my mother
nud daughter with
sort) throat, wo have,
by the, use. of SL Jacobs
Oil, been cured."
Louis Imiiaus.
oxa
CURES NEURALGIA.
Ellcnvlllo, N. Y., Jan. G, 1830.
"I suffered with ncurnlgln, bouuht a bottle,
of St. Jacobs Oil nud soon recovered. I treated
a epralucd ankle with nune. results."
Thou. M. Van GoftDEii.
CURES SCIATICA.
Baltimore, Md., Dec. 19, 1889.
I suffered a long' time with Boiatlo pains in
the hips; found no relief till I tried St.
Jacobs Oil, which completely cured me.
Cjus. A. l''umA.
ALSO CURES
Promptly and Permanently
LUMBAGO, SPRAINS,
BRUISES.
( an be imulecHKlly by
riilMiiit chit kens. Our
bir e ifi pane tllti h
trtd' d cntnloifiio loll
nil about
INCUBAT0HS,
li ooderK, what to fecit
cluclciib, lu fact all
tl hei r tK of the
C1 Hteii li'inlncM1. If
v u oul'i keen half a
ilzui bells, jou need
'bin book. It iMvcn
muto Inform tlnn
'bun many of tho
In inks sold at Jiiii-iU.s
V e tend it freo on re
ceipt 'if 4 centH III
Ktnmptnpay pohbiRC,
' PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO., Pelaliiraa, Cal.
AVll Will KI'IKl liOHtpalll, IB llllllll 'OMie
I ileum's of lii'iuillfiil uclriWH In HkIiih
for 10 cents, l'ull ilitine. t'lililiuit olze.
I
AllillHerent. Wiitiiro'H Itenilty revealed,
TIiIh oIIit for 10 iluyH only. J. It. liny
t t'o.,ilox I'Krt, Hun l'ruiiclsco.Cal, I
I'AVtN IM'I'UNT
Manillo-leatlier Roofing.
The cheapest thliifr In the market for bouses,
barns. Icclioin-es and outbuildings. Writo for
cataloKltu and samples.
PACIFIC ROLL PAPER CO., Pacific Coast AKiint
;t0 nnd 32 Klwt treet. Hon Kruncleo. Cal,
ISALZER'S
MONEY
AREyTHE BE8T'AaaPlK A
FOR ALL SOILS SKU J
AND CLIMES. W W
Thor wlIlylcM for vou) OATS lSSbU.JwiIKAT 10 Int.,
1IA IIU; V W bu., COl IN loil Im. I'OTATOKM W0 bu. r a.
OTHcnilS cent for aiiilo funn Keda mul vaUIokuo.
tlTScnil o, for tkf. "Acino ItadUli" nnd decant Uktls.
OurC'utaloir Jtln (Inint over publUhed In Ainorieu.
On Trltl S& pV'KK. lUrllmt Ve(feUljlorleIj.iot pd.ll.
m intfv. .Jchrniiv luwvroeviis,
ftriAW Kn-ltflit to Ilurfna Contt
ChichesierwEnoush,
TM C ORIGINAL AND CENUIMr.
rullr.l( Orur lu for VkUkuHfi
Ui& MmImI with Llu rtbbnn. TuLti hu
9V vi(i w . iu wiwi Mkv . '-ajmK4 ' tun iww if liny Uftfl.gg
JOHNM. SALZEfl.LA'CROSfE, WISCONSIN
All pl.li tapuuttrii tjii,Juh wrprs.arilHiiirruuoui.trrilt AlDragiUti.wrD4
4e. lu uiupt Ut t'rtKuUrt, ttUubUl, ftixl 'ltellf I'ur I.ttdlt, in Utter, hj return Mlt
1 0.011(1 TMllfuAiit.il A',J Vinr.
HM by nil Luvul UrumUU.
Best CouL'h Mcdlclno.
Curea whero nil elso falls.
tastu. Children take it without objection. By druggisto,
Humors.
jiticufa
Uf M 1 1 1 S O F T 1 1 K It 1.00 1). 8 K I X A N I) 80A LP,
whi tbi r Iti ldn.', burning. bUciling, scaly,
crti'ted, pitnvlv, biotebv er coiiper oolonil, with
b. of bull, I'ltlior Minple. "crohilotis hereditary
or cotittctnii. are rvecdlb-, vcnnnru-ntlr, cro
mmilcnllv and liifullll.ly cured by the C tictra.
Kr.MF.biFf, cniiMMItig of (TTlicm, the great
fkla cure. crrtcTit.i So.r. nn cxiUll"e skin jm
rill er and beautltior. mid CtTlifi: i Kkm'LVKnt.
the new blood nnd kln luirltlcr mid greatest or
humor remedle, lien the bet pliVK lans nnd
nil other remedies fall. t'l'Tirt'iiA lir.viuUKsnro'
thenlv lufnlltl.il' bliHnl nnd skin purifiers, nml
dally effect more c-eal euro" of blooo mid skin
dUciiM- tlinn h" Mber remedies combined.
Sold ecrvlure. i rice. ' Tlcflil. Mc. SOAr.
2e: l!eohetit, 41. 1'repnred b Pottir Drug nml
I'bcmicnl l'nriHiidtii. llo'on, )!,.
sen ' for " How to Cure Mood nnd Skin Dis
cuses." l'lmiib s. bbu'kh'.Hd", rhHpe(Tn'.d oily "IVfc
ir sktn prevented i I CTtc fn.i i
ItackRcbe. k'dney Miiu. uenkness nnd
rbe ni'iui.i'i relieved In one nil'mie tho
eeli 1 rut -dl t to t it v AMI I'AIN l'l. vsti'R 25e
GAS 3
ONE POUND
A Day.
A CAIN OF A POUND A DAY IN TIIK
v aoi, t imivi nnu jr.u.Mr p
RUN DOWN," AND HAS llECl'N TO TAKK 5
J THAT KKMAKKAM F. lTUSH PRODUCKR,
I SCOTT'S
1 Fmulsioh
; OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
! Hypophosphitesof Limo&Soda
5 IS NOTHING UNUSUAL. THIS FEAT
) HAS 1IKLN I'KKFORMKU OVER AND OVER
5 AGAIN. PAI.ATA11I.E AS MILK. EN-
dorsed nv Physicians. Sold iiy all
5 D.iunr.isTS. Avoid suiistitutions and
imitations.
' ' v.r
HOW TO U IV A'l' !AIIII.
3&
Dice, etc. A sure ttilng.sent Ireo
lunnyuiuion icccipior ie, stumps
o nay postiigo. Address or c 111
In iM-rsnti. HIT.. srvilA M.
I'uiim .-"luure, -ew i one.
rrjprvnlunblo In formation to nil sutlVrlngfrom
rKp rdbease. Home tieutment. eoitbind Ills
I IlLLpcn nry, cor 3d and Alitor, t'ortlnnd, Or.
& OVER THIS,
I'KIH'I.K write l,.r frn llliutnted
r faintly italr im iunrtcitl upentllou
tumonv, tl.tuU, illr, ttrlcoctl.
liyilriH'flct IndTN, siiplluiorc tor
. ri.'furir.ltlr, friuald ouiplAlnU;
kImv. cvmtUteutljU Uwk fur men.
Iexplivlrtlng why tliuuiAiuU cmiiiut Kt cimtl vt h'Ia1. i-rlvtU,
chronte ili,eH.ei, eyeft, CHm, lunifs, iciiiliuvt HfHkiMAW, Iom of
limuhiKKl, Klwt. n)tlillla, liniiatLinU l(m, rvatilUuf kbuN or
exct'Mu1., wM.li mint nil Ut iriArrlJVk. Imllltifwi, or lifc'i ita
lic!, ok, ueuurs woNointuL utKM inviuuhaiuk,
th grcittFft remedy fur sliuve cutnplAlnta. To pruvv IU nirrltv
II tnl l..ttl nt free. A.lilriiu, DR. IIEBIO & CO. 4011 Hoary,
tit., Bui J-'raiidieo, CuL, vr 301 VY Utli hL, Kiuiooa City, Mu.
DR. JUDO'S ELECTRIC RELTS
Will positively euro Nerrotmiess, Losi of jrti
hood, Impoteiicy, Liiino Uncle, ItbuumiUlsm, In
dtKCHtlon, Uciieral 'icblllty, etc.
I'l-leo tr, HIH mid STM.
Also Drugs, Trusses. Crutches, Elastic Stockings.
Shoulder Braces, Electric Insoles, Etc.
JOHN M. A.LAUE
Tho llellablo DriiffKlst,
Third nnd Taylor, I'ortlnnd, Or.
IR MEN ONLY!
ror LOST orVAIblNO MANH00DI
Oenerol andNEUVOUS SdlLITY
WeOcncsi of Body and Hind, Etfects
of Errori orEzocsaeiinUld or Younr.
Ilobu.l, HuMt HtNIIOOIirulljr Mrtlorrd. !! IsraUrft 4
Hlrfi.llli.iinKAk.lMIKTIlUirKBeillUXSAI'jlUTBOl'llODt.
Atnolultlr D-f.llUil 1I0UK TlltA'lnlf.T-Uai lp ilj,
Hta (tlll rruB SO N anil Kertlf b Conilrlrt. ITrllt Utn.
llrMrlplli IliMik, viptiiiatloiii.iiil.t(OOfHall4(lftUll)frM
AUDiiM EfllE MEDICAL CO,, BUFFALO, N. V.
iu.t jmin, wj tvUW.
HMvt,f
Red Dross
Diamond Brand
?iiS
Tim ni.ivMttr.v. Nu.tml klll tr.w sil
aUK Diamond Jtrand la KpJ aivl UoU xmuXWa
ultivt LlnJ. Iltfu liubttituHanM aJ ImltaliaM-
CHICHCOTCn CHCMICAL CO., MudUanHdHttrc.
ltrcoiniucmled by Physicians,
I'lcasnnt and ogrecRblo to the
! ffloiGlj
t
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