HE WAS NEAR SIGHTED.
Annojniiccs of a Gentleman Who Tried to
.Mono Tor n lllumlc-r.
Many aro tho social drawbacks attend
ant on near sightedncss. There is prob
ably no person tints alllicted who has not
at soino time cut his best friends and
killed possiblo acquaintanceship by fail
ing to recognize some ono to whom ho
has been recently introduced.
A very nervous and sensitive gentle
man, who can literally seo little more
than "an inch before his nose," says lie
has far less to regret from his failures to
saluto acquaintances than from his at
tempts at atonement after inevitable
mistakes. The history of ono morning's
blunders may sullico to show the disabil
ities under which ho struggles.
On tho way down town ho met his
sister, whoat once stopped him, exclaim
ing," Why, Henry Gilbert, how could you
fail to recognize Mrs. Miles? You have
just passed her, and 1 suppose sho didn't
bow because there wasn't even a gleam
of recognition on your face."
"Dear, dear! have I actually made
such a blunder?" said poor Henry. "And
lam particularly anxious to be on good
terms with her husband. L?ut they're
new comers in town, how could I be ex
pected to know her. when I've only seen
her twice?"
, "On the other hand, sho can't bo ex
pected to make allowances for you, not
knowing you aro near sighted," said his
sister, severely. "Now, Henry, do keep
a lookout for people, and try not to inako
any more mistakes for twenty-four
hours."
Henry went on his way with a heavy
heart, but when ho entered a horso car
that noon, it was with a thrill of elation
that he haw Mrs,. Miles established in ono
corner. To gain a teat besido her, and
begin ingratiating overtures, was the
work of an instant.
"Good morning," paid tho repentant
one, taking olT his hat with moro than
ordinary deference. "What a lovely day!
I'm sure you've been chopping."
Tho lady only looked at him, but her
silence hardly surprised her companion,
so absorbed was lie in zealous effort.
"Ladies are such piivileged beings,"
ho went on. "Think how charming it
is to go about buying silks and ribbons,
instead of sitting all day in a stuffy
ollico like us humdrum men."
Tho lady moved as far from him as
convenience would admit, but Btill sho
did not speak.
"I saw your husband this morning,"
volunteered Mr. Gilbert.
"1 have no husband," sho announced,
coldly.
IIo looked her full in tho face.
"Bless me!" gasped he, "I bcliovo you
are not Mrs. Miles after all!"
"1 ci rlainly am not."
Mr. (JiKirrt apologized, and left tho car
at tho next corner. There, faco to face,
ho met a lady who looked so familiar
that, in pure despair, ho took off his hat
to her, only to liu requited by a surprised
and distant bow.
"That was a mistake, too," groaned ho.
"Evidently 1 didn't know her, and sho
thinks 1 meant to bo impertinent."
IIo rushed on to seek tho shelter of his
own walls, and ai ho entered tho gate, a
lady passed by on the other sido of tho
Btrect.
"I declare, Henry, this is too bad!"
called his sister, before ho reached tho
piazza where hhe was sitting, "you havo
actually cut Mr.-. Miles again! Thero
sho goes down tho street, and you had
all tho chance in the world to bo'w, or
even run over to her ami apologize."
"Susan," biiid Mr. Gilbert, transfixing
her with a desperate glance, "never dare
to mention Mrs.Miles' uanio to mo again!"
Youth's Companion.
TuMul' ltle:il; Stntly.
Tho great Russian novelist, Tolstoi,
writes in a Btudy as bare, bleak, cold and
unadorned as aro thosteppesof his native
clime. There u neither carpet on the
floor nor draperies in tho window, nor
flowers, nor paintings, nor bric-a-brac.
Thoro is scarcely even any furniture
an old lounge, pushed against ono wall,
an immense table in a hopeless litter of
papers, periodicals, manuscripts and
books of reference, near it a chair, and
in an opposite corner a second table, also
covered with pamphlets, but theso as
sorted and arranged in piles. Tho room
is divided into two compartments by an
unpainted wooden partition which runs
half way up to the ceiling anil from
which depend two wooden rakes used
by Tolstoi in his garden, and in tho cor
ner stands a wooden spade abovo it.
hanging from Mme wooden pegs, Tol
stoi's great, ciiikhI overcoat. Evidently
tho famous writer plunges so deeply into
tho subject of his writings as to bo ob
livious of his surroundings. Pittsburg
Commercial.
Henry Irvlns'n Supper.
A desire to bco more closely tho num
who has given us such pleasure is natural
and excusable. So much may bo urged
in excuso for tho numbers that often be
6iego tho stage door of tho Lyceum, their
object being a nearer sight and perhaps
a word from tho hero or heroine of the
evening.
"Oh, Miss Terry, it is eo kind of you to
speak to us! Wo do ndiuiro you so! We
havo been waiting to long! When do
you think that Mr. Irving is likely to
lcavo tho theatre?"
"That is moro than I can sap, I don't
think ho has Iwgun his supper yet."
"Oh, do toll us what ho has for sup
per!" 6aid a shrill voice.
"Well," said naughty Miss Terry, very
gravely, "let mo see. To-night well,
to-night, I think it id tripe and onions."
Tripo and onions! Churloa I, after hid
pathetic parting with hU ohildron whon
teara coursed oach othor down hia faco
eating tripo and onions! Frith'a Remi
niscences. I'rccuiitioii.
First Deacon llnvo you over hoard
tho Rev. Mr. Goodman, who oxchangoa
pulpits with our pastor today?
Second Deawm No.
Pint DaaoonvVcll, I havo. I think.
Drothor I'n&AlM&UeK w'd bUr vary our
rogulur custom tlm morning and Uk
up tho collection Ixrfuiu tho wrnioii.
Chicago Tribuno,
AT CASTLK UAIIDKN.
SCENES ABOUT THE GREATEST
DOORWAY IN THE WORLD.
rtio Portal llnoii-li Which Million Kilter
tlm fulled Mute linn tho Now C(iincr
Iioli mill Act II Wii Hero Hint Jenny
1,1ml S.iiir Venrs As.
The old Castle Garden building is not
a pretty ona. It is simply an old fash
ioned round stone fort, from which the
implements of war havo been missing
some lorty years, and in their place are
a few railings dividing the floor into
largo cribs or pens into which the emi
grants are herded almost liko cattle.
Dut it is an amazingly interesting build
ing. In itself it carries the mind back
to the revolutionary period, when the
city was in its babyhood a little village
clustering around the Mattery. Then one
recollects that after this it was a fashion
able gathering place, a sort of opera
houfM'. the one in which Jenny Linil sang
when she was hero. After that the in
terest in the old building ceased to be
local, and has become almost universal
rather than national, for winding through
its single great apartment from the boats
on tho river side to the gates that face
the park has passed a flood of men and
women from every civilized land, num
bering 8,000.000 souls, and building up
our population by a method unprecedent
ed in the world's history.
SCANNING A SHU'S t.OAI).
Two ship loads of greenhorns were
filing into tho old fort as I stood looking
on into the llrst pens from boats that
had brought them from ships lying out
in the harbor. Down the bay the health
officers hadassured themselves that there
were no contagious diseases aboard, but
at the water gate of tho Castlo were
other doctors who narrowly scanned
every emigrant as he or she lauded, and
who every now and then touched ono on
tho shoulder and bade him stand aside.
It was their business to discover any
such severe sufferers from illness as
might seem to be unable to make their
own way in this country, all cripples
anil whatever young girls might happen
along who appeared to bo on the verge
of motherhood without tho accompani
ment of husbands. Theso amount to
very many every year. All such were
afterward closely questioned, and unless
thero was somebody to guaranteo that
they should not become a charge upon
tho public they were sent hack to Europe
by the steamer lines that brought them,
at no charge to them or tho authorities,
because it is the duty of tho steamship
people to scrutinize all who apply for
passage on the other side and to refuse)
to bring emigrants of this sort.
These people wero all waiting their
turn to give their name, age, birthplace
and destination for the clerks to put on
record in the big books of tho garden.
While they waited they smoked their
pipes, nursed their babies, bought un
palatable looking repasts tit provision
counters, washed and tidied themselves,
sprawled out on the benches and slept,
and bo were obliged to spend tho greater
part of tho day until the boats from tho
railroad depots should como up in tho
afternoon to take them up town or over
to Jersey, and thence into the rapacious
maw of the great west. Somo of them
had their money changed by brokers ap
pointed for the purpose, who doubtless
make a great deal of profit, but are under
bonds to charge no more than Wall street
rates of commission, and to chango tho
single silver piece of the poorest Italian
woman at the samo rate as tho $1,000 of
ono of the well to do.
I'ltOTUCTTU I'UOM SIIAKl'l'KS.
The only money tho emigrants can
part with in the garden now must go
for provisions or railroad tickets or to
tho very enterprising barber who has a
shop thero and seems in much demand.
His signs aro peculiar. They aro in
German, and they announce "Hazoring,
fifteen cents: head washing, twenty
cents." The bigns of tho provision
dealers show that loaves of rye bread
fetch fifteen cents, or other bread ten
cents; that cheeso goes for twenty cents
a pound, and that tho other articles in
strong demand aro ham, pumpornickci,
lager beer and pie, all of which aro sold
at rates proportionate to tho prices given
above.
Doubtless there is a good deal of
swindling and extortion practiced among
tho landlords who keep tho emigrants'
boarding house in tho streets all around
Castlo Garden, but it is tho emigrant's
fault if lie suffers very badly, for a great
many of theso places aro licensed, are
reasonably well conducted, and aro re
sponsible for tho manner in which they
treat their guests.
But this is a very wicked city, and
down about the Mattery is a very wicked
part of it, so that, even if an emigrant
manages to get into a gooil houso where
ho is not charged moro than twice uu
much as ho ought to be, ho cannot
safely venturo a half u block away
from his lodgingfl without being ap
proached by some of the boldest and
most plausiblo and most ingenious ras
cals in town, u ho make it a business
to livo upon these people. Tho best plan,
after all, is for the emigrant not to leave
Castlo Garden ut all, but follow the
routino course of tho majority of his
fellow passengers, and start away by
railroad, with his tickets looked after
ami his baggage carried free, on the
afternoon of the day ho lands. Julian
Ralph in Pittsburg Bulletin.
Wuntrd II In lather to ICnoir.
It was at Tonquin Tho young Count
doT , who was serving as a private
in a light . infantry regiment, had Ida
skull fractured by a bullut during uu en
gagement with tho Black Flags. IIo was
taken up for dead, and removed to the
ambulance.
"IIo won't recover," said tho surgeon
major; "ono onu sou tho brain." At thu
word tho patient suddenly ojKmod both
hid uyon.
'You can too my bruin?" ho askotl. "I
Utfccgh you, major, writ ut oneo to
prlso my fattier of (1m fact; ho mado ma
join tho unity Iwmuiwj Ii pretundwl I
liad no brains." ban Fianolseo Aru
nuut.
CARLETON ON FLIES.
Eilmn-stlvo 1 1 ' n (incut of
Their Teen
liiuitlc.
A fly Is mode-' iiul iiniis-uniing. He may
ho able to twist . legs into hard knots, go to
sleep iqido (Um u, waltz in tniilnir, niniiitnin
ono steady lino of upronriou conduct for
thirty-four days without drawing tirenUi and
lerfoiiii other incredible, feats of endnrnnco
and dexterity, yet he never blows nlioiit tiny
thing except n steak. Ho never obtrudes nn
opinion. However deep hU conviction on
nu v subject ho only specks so never is cer
tain. 1 nwoko the other morning at, daybreak. I
had wrapped the drai cry of my couch about
nit) at 3 a. in., and hml contemplated sleeping
tuoiv than nn hour, but just as morn drew
the astral tnpestry and Cyius Field's milk
wagon juried tlio perfumed Mleiices of Cm
mercy park, 1 emerged front tlio glory t issued
canopy of my cluldixh dreams greeted by
three buo3ant nnd companionable flics.
Tlio oldest nnd most delilierato fly had ns
ceudedtotho summit erected by my knees,
and was still encaged in personol adornment.
He gavo his goggles n careful polish with his
foro legs, balanced hinv-elf on hi-, middle legs,
braided his hind legs and unraveled tbem
again with amazing rapidity. Then he gave
himself u brisk rubbing down nil over and
cracked his heels in a sudden nnd ribald man
ner. IIo lifted his wings and scoured their
interior with tho ball of his toes, tied his cen
tral legs into a hard knot, untied them, cur
ried himself gently on tho sido and indulged
his head in a dry shampoo. Having limbered
up by tliis massage, ho tried his buzz, found
it satisfactory, vaulted lightly into tho nil
nnd took u musical turn about tho room, in
serting himself in my left ear at full speed,
and dodging out with n mocking laugh just
in the nick of time.
Fly paper is a mean invention which does
grievous injury to tho tender and conllding
nature of a lly. Being moist and soft and
sticky, it nppenls to him ns being something
good to eat. Alighting he gets ono foot
mired nnd doesn't like it. Nothing but com
plete freedom of movement satisiles an
American lly. IIo beats tho nil with his
wings nnd I nils to get loose. A happy
thought strikes him. Ho uses tho other hind
leg to pry out the first, nnd gets thnt
into trouble. Tin? a ho thinks if ho puts
down his two middle legs and pushes real
hard, something will break loose. Tho ex
periment is a failure. Ho then yells for help,
nnd other flies como to his rescue. They inter
lnco legs nnd pull, but find tho fly still fast.
Then they roll him over on his back, thinking
ho mny slide ensier in that position, but ho is
anchored firmer than ever. Then they nsk
him to remain just where ho is until after
luncheon, nnd not get stuck up any more,
und promise to wuiu until they will como
back, nnd then they go off nnd forget nil
nbout him. Ho remains, feebly gesticulating
with his two remaining legs, anil finally gets
tired and abandons himself to death. Sub
sequently tho paper is thrown into tho back
yard, where a tomcnt steps on it, and it t tikes
him a week to comb tho flies nnd pitch out of
his fur.
A correctly built fly has 19,031 eyes, but ho
is lucking in foresight. During n prosperous
senbon ho will lay in a stock of 4,000,000 chil
dren, and yet not, if ho cnu help it, will ho
lenvo them even so small u legacy ns a piece
of pie.
I earnestly trust that the oblo paper to bo
printed by tlio Itoynl society will do justice
to tho beautiful, homo liko and trustful dis
position of the fly. I havo often tried to do
flies justice, but my cfTorts, combined with n
wet towel, have always failed.
Flies havo always taken a deep interest in
even tho smallest things I do. As I write,
ono lly is going over tho page carefully for
omissions in punctuation; four others nre
assisting tho flow of ideas by whispering con
fidingly in my ear nnd playing tag on top of
my head; a fifth is balanced on tho butt of
my pen. enjoying tho t.low rido across tho
lines and tho occasional excursions to tho ink
stand, and tho rest havo discovered a bottlo
belonging to the oflleo boy, nud aro deep in
tho cross eyed joys of a carouse. Henry Guy
Cnrletou in Now York World.
Ills Oratory tVus Appreciated.
Whilo Senator Harris was speaking at
Cyntuiana tho other day, a half intoxicated
Irishman, who had crawled up on tho rear
of tho platform, interrupted him scvoral
times with leinnrks that wcro not (juito in
telligible Finally Mr. ILii-rli turned to tho
innu and said:
"Fleaso don't interrupt me, my friend. I
nm not much used to public- speaking, and if
you want to talk I'll havo to quit."
"Bless yezl" said tho Irishman, "it's notnfter
intcrruptin' yo I am. I'm only upprovin' of
what yo say. Faith, and I didn't know it was
in yez to do ns well its yer doin'."
Tho senator from Madison was completely
knocked out by this speech, but ho bowed his
thanks to tho Hibernian, and joined heartily
in tho laughter which tho hitter's response
had caused. Louisville Courier-Journal.
Cuto I.lttlo Johnny.
A lady on Woodward aveuuo has a Httlo
boy who Is inclined to frecklo nnd has been
told to keep on his hat when out in tho sun.
Last week sho engaged a scrvunt whoso fnce
is quite roughened with smallpox. Robbie
looked at her very closely and then feuld to
his mother;
"It's too bad, ain't it. mammaF1
"Whut's too bndr said his mother.
"Thut her didn't keep on her hat."
His mother was puzzled and told: "Why
should Mary keep on her hatP'
"Cuuso tho sun's jammed all her freckles
In." Detroit Tribune.
A Gent In Hint.
Omaha Husband Tho thcatro will bo half
over before wo get started.
Young Wife Well, I can't get these gloves
buttoned.
"Don't seo why you should be slow and
awkward uboutn common thing liko thnt."
"I never had a chance to practice before."
"Nonsense. Never had it oliunco to prac
tice P
"No, thero wore tdwnys plenty of young
men urouml to do tlwtfor me, you know,
dear." Oinnlia World.
A Ni;ru ('prl.lnir In 1'ltUuuri;,
"There won a iMvru ujrWiitf on Wyli
street ttiii iitoriiinK," oinurlml tho Judge,
"Win t Inner" tukwl Uut liwjor.
"Ym, ut JMt I upKJM Uwnt was, for 01 I
rainudovvii I lnl u colurwl viiwii nufiuiii
Vo thar, U.oitf Wtt-bliigloll HltuW.Cf you
don't K-t right up u W"'i B iw hn-irun.' '
J'UUburtf C'biui.iclo-Tvltruj.k.
;HT
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MAN Kl.SH.Mlll.KS IllS UOU
In Notlilnic "-in Much ns In Polnu (looil tit
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When 1 think of what 1 have siillered and
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mo to no eurthlv good, how they have tilled
me with morphine, chloral and other poi
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many hundrcdsof dollars niv poor husband
has paid out in the hist three years before
we heard of your wonderful cures, I am as
tonished to see myself to-day able to go nil
over the city, tthlo' to do my housework and
after a huny day to lie down and have a
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keow what the nihtter wn. she eonMn't stand:
couldn't play; It dllllcilll for her to Ret lier
bit-nth: she nnd elnkuu spill- from the time
he whs I months oltl: would i hoke e cry live
minutes during the night. iid , silbjed In
convulsions and lniispular contra'-tioti We hsil
nhoil' tdvell up Impc of her K- ttlnj well, when
wo look bur to I r JomIiiii. and in a prv short
tune he comment ed to Improve until all tli-te
sympto'i's bnve ilfmppesretl i trlr.'iy. and she
has not hud a stun of them for ome time
It ifivis me Kre-1 pleasure to make ttils state
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Dr. .Ionian's ollico is at the residence of
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Consultations and prosoriptionsahsoluti -ly
fret.
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Cm'Tiiix. Tho llistogenetic Medicines
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The label around the bottle bears the fol
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Kugcno Jor
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You can't fool with n live elietrie wire. It Is
always in dead earnest.
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Table Plums, " " 1.40 1.60
Table Crapes. " " . 1.35 1.50
Table Bartlett Pears. " 2.10 2.25
Tablo Fruit, assorted, all kinds 1.75 1.86
Pie Fruit, assorted, per doz .. . . 1.00 1.25
Order by tho can, dozen, case or carload.
SMITH'S GUSH STORE,
III) I IK Front Street, Hun Fninrlsco.
WANTED Tho addresses of all toTdlera who
crv 1 nicDCi hnmtsteatkd a less number of
aui.uit-.K-3 HcroHthan 160 nnd mado final
UniUCOTCiinO l'roof on tho samo 'icforo June
IfUmtoltAUO, 1071. W. K. MOSKH, P. O.
box Tiki. Hi nver. Colo. Mention this iiHiier.
Fresno and Tulare Lands.
Home on easy terms In the Level Orchard
I and ( olouy. Two canals throiiKli tlio trset.
T Tina, 1 per cent down, balance on flv yiarN
line. Our lands aro adapted to t'io O-anjiO,
Halsin and Doclduous Kruita. Anidy to
It. T. CI It I I s:,
Itccilley, I'icmoo County, 'iil.
Best in the World!
Get the Genuine!
Sold Everywhere!
WALTER A. WOOD
lowers, Binders & Bakes.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
Handsome tataloirno and prices mailed freo.
Adurofch WALTER A. WOOD, President.
70 riont "trout, I'orlliinil, or.
This Picture, Panel bIzs, maflod for ccnta
J. F. SMITH & CO.,
Malcers of " Bllo Beans,"
255 L 257 Greenwich St., N. Y. City.
GOOD TilES
HestCoUKli Mcdicino. Jtecoiniiiciulcd by I'hyaicinns.
Cures when) nil clso fails. I'lcasant and ngreenlilo to tho
tasto. Children take it without objection, lly druggists.
Ciiichester-s English.
THE ORIQINAL AND GENUINE
I.mitf. iik Irurlkl for CkUkttr't
Uuxmi LmI Mlih SAum riLlui 'I'iiLm mi
AW pllli in tikiutunr-i tntifi, lit)t wrM
4, In ittup4 fur triuulr i, uiilmouUIi.
10.0011 TestlaionlftU. A'dMi tSivr,
Huld by mU J.ocul IrrugtflaU.
'-Thrirf is a.
result's from
cleanliness arid
aTI--'
mm
IMsasolid c&Re .'iToj-scouring soa.pt
Try iHnyournexh house-cleaning ond behopfy
OHEAP COMFORT
Can ba secured by tho small investment in am cake of
SjWOLIO when yon havo a houso or kilvhen to dean.
From llto paint to tho potx and pan.i, and Including ih
ivimluwH and hnrn, it, in tho vovy Imt Jalmtvlni imp
for 'owuring and cleaning," MU Qrwm M U, 1
jz (yticura
T.n'KKY HI MOK OF11IK SKIN AND hi AM
Vj of Infancy and childhood, whether tortur
inif, dtsnrturim;, ltrhInK,buml!iK,si'Bly, crusted,
ltlmplx or blotchy, with loss of hair, and ovfrr
luipurlly of tho l.lootl, whether simple, scrofu
lous or hereditary, 1 speedily, pcrmnnentlv and
economUally cured by the ("i tkiim Kr.MKmEs,
consisting of ClTiifiiA. the trrrat skin ewe. t'r
Tiiriu SoAr.au exquisite skin piirlflcrandbcau
tltler, and Ci tk rn. Hksoia kst. Hie mi, blocol
and skin purifier and reatet of humor reme
dle, when the lost phshians and all other
remedies fall. I'areiits. ave your children ears
of mental and i.h steal Mitleriiie. l'ejsin now.
iviaya are dangerous, cure mado in chlliJliooU
aro permanent.
Sold everwl. re. I'rlro. Ci tii tb . rV : -. r,
2.V; UKHoi.vPNt, 1. I'rcpareil by Potter IiniK
and Cliemlc n 1 rori-oratlon. Boston. Mas.
Send for How to Cure klu and Wood P'
eases." ftV Hai - skin and si nip piuitiid mid 1HC
SJF In nntiiiLd li i 1 rn 1 it.t--i)Al' Aa
- Ki'lUi v 1 in---. ! in
cUV " 1 1 - 1 ti .1 1, '1, vi. 1
13. it e' . ,1 1 ' ii1 k 11 '
Ki'ln. 1 ut'1-. !n. !. a. he an-i i!-ui 'l'.ar
1 ui on - tin.' ite ho
MI l'US 1 ASTKI! -VJ
nn r. i ilpt ui this simill umonnt we ship F O,
b -uu hianelsco
-OK-
FIflE and PURE Wlf.ES,
(.UNM-llMi K
12 Quart Bottles White.
12 Quart Dottles Clarot.
(live tib 11 trial
Si
2IO California Street,
Snn Francisco, Cnl.
Season Opens for Trout
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av -325-
TACKLE:
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H. T. HUDSON ,"
03 Flnt Street, Vortliuid, Or.,
niALr.n in
ARMS, REVOLVERS & SPORTSMEN'S GOODS.
Bend for now Illustrated catalogue.
1)ltOO)tl,Yj IIOTI-.I.. Itiuh Ht., bet. Mont
J Komiry k HaiiMinie, Si. 1'.; conducted 1111 lioth tho
I'liropfiin and American plan. IliU lliitcl la under
thu riiatiaai inont of Oniric .Mnntiromrrj anil In tho
licit Fuiuily unit 1Iii.1iuh Mi'u'h Hotel In Han Fma
claoo. Home cuinfurtK, ciiliJne uinicvllcil. tl rut-claim
Bi-rvlcc, IiIuIichI etunitaril of rccctalillltr Guaranteed.
Hoard uml room per iluy, to i'2 00; single room, 60
rent to it. UO pur ultlit. Krea coach to and from tho
Hotel.
VASE LIKE.
i;OK ONK DOIil.AH sent us by mall, wo will do
I liver, fiee of all charges, to Riiy person In tho
United ntutes, all the following articles carefully
packed In a neat hi::
Ono two-ounce bottle of Pure Vaseline 10 ct.
One two-ounce- bottle Vafolino Pomade 15 '
One Jar of Vaseline Cold Cream .. . 1ft '
Ouueakuof ViincIIho Camphor Ice 10"
One dike of Vim-lino i-'oaji, uiifiPentcd 10 "
One rake) of Vurollno Soup, weuted i!5 "
One twn-ouncu bottlo of White Viiiellno.Z'i "
U
Or for etn)p any IiikI article nt the price uamed.
Jf you liaie occa'Iiiii to iiho Vasi'llne tu any form bo
careful to accept enly xrniiluo good put up byiu la
original p.-icl,u.en. A L'nat many ilruglAia ore trrlnfi to
ii-muaiit) till) cm i iuko vioi.i.iir, pui. up vj lunzi.
Muver lulil tu inch ocrtuiu'luii. t the article t an Irnl.
tiitlnii ivIiliniiL v.iliiu uml -n ill imt irlvo vou the remit ou
I expect Almtltu of lllue Be.il VuM-Hno U xold by all
. ili-Li'idata at 10 Luuto
Cliesebrough M'f'g Co.,24 State St.,New York.
Sl' TAKE IT
W.PrUKfDER'S.
htm f wtvi "i'- wyvu t lma-r'
Oregon Blood Purifier.
-CURE
J.KIDUFYcVUVfR DIGEA3C3 DYSHEPSIA.
jy f 5 E oTriic; andsmii nisrAscs A
?miH-J AuAUHr COSTTIVttirSS
ifcl-t.drm-.
CURE Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
Malaria.
BILE BEANS.
Red Cross
W diamond brand
Th uulv Hufcu Hur-r. n4 rttiabl Pill tor ttU.
KnaiUh ttUmond JJranJ la Ilrtl 0I Oold lueUUto
utlifi Llud. RifMt hubttitutUn arul Initiation
ra,ar0lufitrt?ruuarounterr-lt. Al PruifUU.er ttA
tnt HilTcf fur Iiiil I , in letur, by return Mall
CHiCHcsTKn Chemical 9;.. si?Pr;" "r
good revenue
SAP0LI0:-
Woiffsohn Vineyard LQmp'y:
April 1st
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