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Is owing to my liberality in ad-
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own. A. T. Stewart. j
vertis:ng. Robert Bonner.
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FOURTEENTH YEAll
HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1896.
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! ;- WEEKt1f WO. 6911
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
fUBLISHSD ,
Tuesdays and Fridays
BY
THE
ING
OTIS
A W.
PATTERSON,
PATTERSON.
. . - . Editor
Business Manager
At $2.50 per year, $1.25 for bix months, ?5 cts.
or tlu ee raunuis.
'Aduertising Rates Made Known on
Application.
THIS PAPJOB is kept on tile Ht E. C. Duke's
AdvertieiDg Agency, t)4 and. 65 Merchants
"EioliBiiKS, San Francisco, California, where oou
racta for advert) sina can be made tor it. -
0. R. & N. -LOCAL CARD.
Train leaves Heppner 10:45 p. ra. daily, except
Sunday. Arriv.es 5:00 a. m. daily, except Mon
day. West bound passenger leaves Heppner Junc
tion 1:11 a. in.; east bound l:S a. 111.
FreiKbt trains leave Heppner Junction going
east at 7:45 p. m. and 9:10 a. in. ; going west, 4:30
Sp. m. and 6.15 a. m.
OE'r'ICIJi.ri DiaEOTOBT.
... ' , I'ulted States Officials.
President.. Q rover Cleveland
Vice-President Ad'ai Stevenson
Beoretary of Htate liioharrl 8. Olney
Beorntary of Treasury John Q. Carlisle
Secretary of Interior Hoke Smith
Secretary of War Daniel 8. Lamont
Secretary of Navy Hilary A. Herbert
Postmaster-General William L. Wilson
. - Attoruey-Iieneral .Judson Harmon
Secretary ot Aurioulture...... J. Sterling Morton
f. State of Oregon.
Governor
Beorotarjr of State.........
Treasurer....
Hnpt. Public Instruction. .
Attorney General , . ,
Uenatort.... ,
'Congrrasineri
....W. P, Lord
.H. K. Kincaid
Phil. Metsnhan
....(. M. Irwin
C. M. Idleman
1!
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O. W. McBride
J. H. Mitchell
I Hinser Hermann
W. K.
. Ellis
'Printer
.W. II. Leeds
H. Rniin.
(R. S.
If. a.
Ic. L.
Supreme Judges F. A. Moore,
. Wolverlon
Sixth Jndlclal District.
Oironit Judge .....Stephen A. Lowell
Proswmttng Attorney ..John H. Lawrej
Morrow County Officials.
Joint "Bmiator..
i'fc!wnttive..
, A. W. Oowan
,. J.S. Boothbr
Jnlins Keithly
.. J. It. Howard
' Commlsiiioners,
J. M. Baker.
" Herk
" Sheriff
" Tnwwnrm
A9simor
Snrveyor...
" MoImk.I Sup't..
" Ouroner ,
J. W. Morrow
..G. W. Harnnton
Frank Uilliam
J. r. Willis
Quo. Lord
...... Anna Balsiger
1. W.Ayers, Jr
BKPPNIB TOWN OrnOKRH.
Mayo The. Morgan
O inrilinH O. E. Farnsworth. M.
Llohtonthal, (Mia Pattnnon, T. W. Aysrs, Jr.,
H. B. Hornsr, K. J. Slooam.
Ko.Krlr V. J. Mallock
rriwrarer ..E. L. Fmolund
Marahai A. A. Roberta
Precinct OIBcer.
J art ice of the Peace E. t. frmland
Constable. N. H.WboUtune
United Mtatra Unit Offlean.
THE DALLES. OB.
M. F. Moore Hffinr
A. 8. Iliggt lUoeitw
LA OBAEI1E. OB.
IH.F, Wllann Kegister
J.H. Kobbina Ueoalver
ascBzi Bocixnss.
HA WUNd POSl', NO. IL
. ' O.A.B.
UiwU at Luxinulon. Or., th Ust Batordar of
wh iwnlh. AU nlnu are Invilnd to Join.
C &Hooa. (iio, W. Hmit.
AilJaUuit, tf CummaaiW.
li'UMBEli !
Wl HAVE nm HALK AtX KINDS OF CH
drnn.it Luinrmr, M nliiw ol Ui(ipiier, al
what la knows a the
BOOTT HAWHIIIjIi.
PIK 1,000 MET, KOL'UH,
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MOD
IT M
19 UEUvcRKu in nirpstn,
tk.no tx-f l.uiu feet, eOdlUoiuU,
WILL ADD
Ttte above qnoUtiotM are strlclly for Cab.
L HAMILTON. Prop.
national Baal of Mr.
Wl. PIXLAXO. tO.
rrwUfaL
K HSIIOP.
faaklff.
nimcrs 1 asiEAi binii.ns business
coLi.i;ariON8
MJ m Fatorbl Tana.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT & SOLD
UFJTXEK. tf OBEOOH
Oalario-ISorns Staac Line
BisSi'isEiiiiE
H. A, VkUllAMS, P op.
0XTAHI0.HUnX8
! l!are IU!y Mi p. a. m4 a.
Hm tl Oubtfta ta ii bo era.
Sinqle Foro $7.00.
Hound Trip $10.00
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; ,1 PBfibS COMMENT. , - "
A WOOL
This has become an established market
wools. Last season three million pounds were received here by rail from Huntington,
Baker City, Heppner, Arlington, and from Yakima, Spokane, Lewiston, Walla Walla and
Intermediate stations. ,.,:'.,' , 1 ' i
Low freight rates are given on shipments to Pendleton for scouring and packing In
transit. Many of the leading buyers make this place headquarters, and all large opera
tors frequently visit Pendleton warehouses. As a market this place is equalled only by
The Dalles In quantity of wool which attracts competition, with this advantage : i
-, "' ir"' V. i.f - ij., jj , i
From no point in the Northwest,' Portland
included, is wool shipped East at less ex
pense than from Pendleton.
Water eompetition lias not afforded suf
ficiently low rates upon wool in the g rease
and dirt, to equal the lower expense in
curred "by shipping only clean, scoured
wool from Pendleton. , U
Owing to this fact Pendleton buyers are enabled to pay as much or more for wool
at this point than Is averaged at other places having reputations as "high markets,"
based upon exceptional sales of fancy lots of light wools. Considering character of wool,
and shrinkage, It may safely be claimed that the average sales In Pendleton
Net the Grower more Cash for the -same amount of .
wool than , can be obtained in any other Market in
the State.
fHit IMWnn NOTARY" PUBO'CiS''';
Uliy l dlWlMllr CONVEYANCER
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WHITE COLLAR! LINE:
Columbia River and Pilpt Sound Navfetion Go
Steamers TELEPHONE. BAILEY
Leaviog Alder 8lreet Dock, Portland, for Astoria, Ilwaoo, Long Beaob, Ooenn
Park Bod Nabcotta. Dirrot oonneotion with Ilwaoo steamers and rail
road; also at Young'i Bay with Seashore Railroad.
TXHjBFXION'B
Loaves Portland 7 A. M. Daily, except Bunday. Leaves Astoria 7 P. M. Dally, except Sunday.
xj-A-xijaanBT gatskeiit
Leaves Portland t P. M . Dally, except Hunday. Hatuniay night, U P. M. leaves AstorU Daily a
at:ili A. U., except Uuuday and Moiiday. Hunday night, 7 P. M.
OOBAN WAVE
Leaves Portland and rnns dlrert to llwaro, Tuesday and Thursrlay at A. If. Baturday at 1 P M
Leaves Uwaco Wedneatlay and frlday at 7;B A. M. On Wuuday Bightatt P. M. '
. .Bagpge Ckcted to Railroad Dcstinatioa Bulh Beaelies Free cf Expense. '
For Safety, Speed, Comfort, Pleasure, Travel on the Telephone. Bailey Oatsert and Ocean Wave.
Attorneys
AU baaineM attended to id a prompt and satisfactory
manner. Notarise i'obho and Collectors.
n O'WCE IN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Ur.l 1 Ell, : t 1 1
T. R. HOWARD
DEALS IN-
Groceries, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Stockmens' Supplies, Etc.,
And Wants Your Trade!
Ho will mtla it to object for 70a to trade with
him m Lis price are right, and all good,' that he
handlea are of the Terj best , , , '
Store on Main Street, Next Door
to City Drug Store,
toppiioi , - - - - Oregon
?HTvt Do You Want a Rie?
AM
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Don't
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All thfiMi can U procrJ at Thompson A Bioot, Lower Main Street,
Hfj'pour, Orno.
Tt fftM4i tn amtMtnlwI mutt Ilrr , Crme, tlttUaM) SJ.4 mthf inquire
" w -r m I" m ian v i..n t u0 Matt.
THOMPSON & BTNNS,
't to C a Tea txiy,
Has everything in Iho
ifondies. Nuts, ond also keeps Crockery,
Lamps ond Tinware.
Stock is Complcto.
j i me Lancasmiri: Insurance Co.
i ai ANt.'IIKMTItMi imai.ANII
fintOlX, i&OT. tkit Ira tlta Wiir.
MARKET.
for Eastern Oregon, Washington and Idaho J
GATZERT AND OCEAN WAVE.
OREGON
You Want a Place to
up Your Team ?
Are You in Need of a Saddle
orsc
tl 4 to Oiy HL
lino of Fresh Groceries,
Notions a Specialty.
Beware
Of Mercury
Whenever a doctor is called upon to
treat a blood disease, the result nine
times out of ten is that the treatment
is worse than the disease, and in a
short while the patient finds his
Condition far worse than it was at first.
The reason Of this is that, notwith
standing the great progress made in
surgery, and in some branches of med
icine, the doctors have failed absolute
ly to discover a cure for blood diseases.
Whether in the form of pill, powder or
liquid, their treatment is always the
same potash and mercury which
temporarily dry up the poison in the
system and no sooner has it taken on
the full effects of these powerful drugs,
than that suppleness and elasticity of
the joints give way toa stiffness, fol
lowed' by the racking pains of rheu
matism. Then follows loss of hair
and finger nails, and even decay of the
bones' a condition most horrible. ;
Mr. Henry Roth, of 1848 South Ninth
street, St. Louis, Mo., was a victim of
contagious blood poison that worst
form of blood disease, which has always
oamea tne doctors, tie was treated
by a physician, and in due time pro
I' V f
7 H y
Hrnry Roth.
nonnced cured, but as usual, in aucta
eases, the disease soon returned, even
worse than before. He says: "I had
severe pains in my feet and arms, and
was covered with small red sores. An
other doctor treated me for a lonir
time and I waa again pronounced well,
but the disease came back on me again
as before. I was in a horrible 1U,
and the more treatment I received, the
worse I seemed to get. A New York
specialist said he could cure me, but
his treatment, which was quite expen
sive, did me no good whatever. Many
patent medicines were resorted to, but
they did not reach my trouble. I was
stiff and full of pains, my left arm was
useless, so that I was unable to do even
the liirhteat work. This was tnv con
dition when I began to take 8. S. 8.,
and a few bottles convinced tne that I
was being benefited. I continued the
medicine, and one dozen bottles cured
me sound and well. My system was
under the effects of mercury, and I
would soon have been a complete
wreck but for H. 8. 8."
8. S. 8. is the onJr cure for real
blood diseases. It is guaranteed pure
ly vegetable and one thousand dol
lars reward U offered for proof that
It contains a particle of mercury, pot
ash, or any other product of the chem
ist's shop. The mercurial treatment
of the doctors always does more harm
than good. Beware of mrrrtirjr!
Hooka on the disease and its treat
ment mailed free to any address by
Swift t pacific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
rbargrsl Wild larmrt.
From Colon Mmut.
Jamas Ittibbim, of Doe Taller, bat
wbo baa been temporarily Wfini at
tipsrta, waa arrested leal TbartJay for
the beioooa crime of rsp on bis own 12-tar-ol4
daughter. The ease was triaj
before Joatioa Kendall, of New Bridge,
Oil Ilolililtis was hsld to avail the
clloo of lbs grsod J'lry witb bonds filed
- a UVWk Of. m
s ajuu. ue is so nomarrtea maa,
abosMaiMra of ags, bis wife bavin
dk4 eifbt fera eta. Ue baa ta
dsaslilere h 10 sod 12 years, respect.
iHy. The yoosgMt girl uAd the
Dibbore wbst was aulo uo six! Ihr
esosed Li srriwt. Koantdiog to ibair
story three annsMrs! retbli'ioe bsvt
twwa soalalnifcl for Btors than a
Rubbiae flvniM Ibal be Is tniltr ao4
taf s wai II la sehama pnl sp a,aln(
hf ' '' hp 10 M.BI b It.
lie wta twiMifM in ihta eiiv, l4r.
ny imsiaiiia 4, K. Ktrbf sod Freeh
rtbelii aaJ MtH la toe eonolv Jail.
mw.hnm or the am.
TKe liilrrt ll Itlnf a It J Mturlin In. 1.
oVtrt Wl erwma, llf, sail f l,um. arJraW
iMase ul Hie aale as instantly ail
amlviM t riamUtUint ,e ami
UutiMwttL Uf wy b4 rara l.stt
etai!ly ew! Lf U. It U ,! II t
tMMi put b binf .ia snd S tavnrtle
fir " tsif.Uw; ttaim baiwi rlul
viaioa, mm wis um throttM ante ym
lf sMi 17 urn"" at m my f tot.
Trj Dr. r4fs V4,U rVra, 1W1
m Hat a brwi ( hti in l. n4U.
Tut sale l-f Ct.aef A IWt, drori !
tm4 Lru(Tlo oeee yilrtwi1 tbe aal
terstiy Turuato la UrMk, r4 oti the
felbwleg daf tl i'ans'liae J ierasU so
eee4 tiisl bis aasl t4 Id tea
fSf Wa aatloealiag, Mli aJ
grsaisUra!l tfll. H bereK IM
folktwtttf dislg(e e :
!! 4t4 th'M I (wis i4 latofirte
lk IbelT k4 tt UmIu r.aTa
f Pi Jba Mtlsst4.
UaM I tIJ Ibvea," rMtt Hi
i wtil JI ! T- e dr sl
f a . i'if h t ni.
"l '' Uif Omi." UJ lb
!,! I J-.l.t.na,"
im a iii lit ti i
m.' a b, iv
Mr.
We would ask tbe Oregoman if tbe
boarding ot gold in bank vaults, of
wliiob it complains in its aoswer to the
Hillsboro Independent, is not almost the
oolv use for the great bulk of the gold
of the country ? We would ask it if gold
circulates at all as money in the great
oeotere of trade, where the heavy, busi
ness of the oountry is transacted? ' Gold
is already contracted in the bank vaults
everywhere in tbe oounfry, excepting on
the Paoifio ooast, Bnd twenty-dollar gold
pieces ere growing to be something ot a
rare eight right here, and for another
reason that times are hard. This admin
istration, whose financial movements and
ideas the Oiegonian heartily approves,
has looked up all tbe silver monev it
could,' and now it proposes to further
contraot the circulating medium by de
stroying the legal tenders arid silver cer
tificates in circulation. Witb the gold
locked up by Ibe banks, the silver look
ed np by the government, and the legal
tenders and silver certificates destroyed,
what are the people going to have to. I
transact the business of tbe oountry
with? True, they have not much busi
ness to do now, but it is to be hoped
they Will have more after this vear, and
then it should be and ' will be far from
the purpose of the party in power' to
oontraot the volume ot the circulating
medium. Salem Statesman.
The San Franoisoo Call recently re
marked: "It will be poor politics to sac
rifice the interests of California in order
to obtain ' a cabinet offioe fur Oregon."
It bow transpires that ex-Senator Dolpb
of Orer on is "slated" for the position of
seoretary of the interior in" oase of, the
nomiontion and election of McKinley,
Tbe remark of the San Franoisoo paper
is significant Snlem Statesmau.
Salem Post; Those who tbiuk that
John H. Mitchell will be re-eleoted to
the senate without a severe etruaele
will find themselves mistaken . Those
h& think J. N. Dolpb bns no eye on
tbe plaoe, are away off. Tbe great fight
during the ooming winter, should tbe
republicans still be in the asoendenoy,
will be between Mitchell and Dolpb.
There are many of tbe legislative candi
dates wbo are posing as Mitobell men
who are oot Mitobell men. Tbe voters
ill find this oat by and by. Speaking
00 this matter the Eastern Oregon Re
publican says:
Although it is claimed (for effeot) that
ex-Henator Dolpb is not a candidate for
re-eleotion yet snob it not the esse.
Nothing that is possible is being left un
done to eleot a legislature favorable to
Dolph. His emifarin are si work all
over the state. One of tbntn was in
Uulou this week consulting witb those
whom he supposed to be friendly to tbe
men wbou the people have said they
do not want to represent them In tbe
Doited States senate; to the man who is
openly ao aJvocate of the tingle gold
ataodsrd contrary to the declarations of
tbe last national and slate pi at forms of
lbs republican party whiob declared for
bimotaliam. Dolpb is nut the tboios ot
tbe people.
Commercial Raview: How luososiat.
ent la Ibe Oregonlaol Only a few weekt
ago it entogli-d tbe stand llou. Oeo. II.
Wtliiarat look io refsriog to the dit-
graoefal proeeediogt tbst took place at
oar primaries; aod when Jojlge Williams
tspouaod tbe caoae to brlug furtb Geo.
U. r. Dtb at ao independent eandidate
for ma) or, aslting forth tbt tame res
eont that bit opponent, Mr. Cohen, did
Dot reprwtot the parly be waa eomi
oated by, tbt Orrg-.oiao Jumpa around
Ilka a whipped child aod tayt that Oo.
Willi amt ia standing in witb an alleged
faction ot lha republican party that
"bolted"' from tbt ooevaolloa. Mr. fksolt
overlooks oeo thing -ibst U. H, Narthr
op wet broagbt out by blmaolf a ,o lo-
depeodeet eauJklale fur ooegreet, Ibal
araa e.rrolj bql bea the rposibl
and legitimate bosirwai and profMSionaJ
oo bring oat (). I Ire be, that It all
wrung, Mr, Kcott bat dit nor dans-
a lo Ibe repaUlOM ( arty ia the last
ta years Ibaa aey other tat (4 tbe
sUU, and Ibe or be orgsais a
party of bl witb Mr. Miutoe, tbe
krsttar it will tie for IU ally of Portland
aed stale of Oregoa. Mr. ItA.II la A
ttneere ba be advocate Mr. Cobea't
ele Iba. Ue koove II full wall j ao d-m
Mr. hi moo, Tby iatead I trade bits
n "V Ibetr leglalallv tlfl4 ao at to
obteia tt.t".eg 111 sol" ia PorUsad
a buard of eublie war it.
MBuutar grmn sr,e ba ffoe ftf ,
gone wrewg in bis !, ae U wit
nmm4 1 1 ll.e f. Ilooir.g ; ie Mlinel-
4 Ibal Uft are felly IKfl vM a.4Jet'
tt4e la lb aead rtea! 4a-
lrit. NMty all ef lba, M U U'ltved,
will beta. lt N-tllnp. To hie em,
ts'lee 4 lbs Oread Army J Nvftb-
P to aiMally koooa, aod teppatfl of
bias will tie la ilea Hk Ibe gfsJ
ft-.tiey i.f ataa lleg by a tira4 ol-e
be u a fit a fur Ibe piit f bib
be le aeraia.1." Of tour "utili all al
& 1 & will 4m av'ttieg m faoUb
ae lo ue f. Na.ee al ll.as lime, at
rata He "IJ a- I ban" via It. rfb
beat) tMkl, auaalaeUd by lb rbMl
rea sV'avanlM'O) aloto. TWy bave at
yrf elaMkltt lb M belag
I U.!l.r., a.. I il i n,oft, 1 4 .W4 if
jl'y ti Htaitaw tj aaska ni4a if
I lbe ki4 ao, Ylrttte ae e erMiiee
Highest of all to Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
"!'i't H'rt t
among these "old soldiers" who will vote
tor the Oreg6niana oandidate, but these
are so isolated at to make the mention
of this f aot a howling farce In connection
with Northup's oandida6y.--TomBhawk.
For every quarter in. a man's pocket
there are a-, dozen naes i and tn no nnth
one In Buoh a way as to derive the great
est benefit is a question every one must
solve for himself. AVe believe, howavar
that no better use conld h mfkjla rt Mia
of these quarters than to exohange it for
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, a medioine that
every family should be provided with
tor sale by Qonser & Brook druggists.
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TKUE KEPUBL1CANISM.
From Portland Chroniole.' , t , i,;" ;
When we atop to oonBider the"' true
and lofty' aims of the republioan party
we are amazed that any' man, or any
party of men, should ttoop to tbe little
ness of trying to use to great a party to
cloak' their . own misdeeds and "further
their pwh ends. '.; Tbe Qregoniauj in its
own love of aelf, does not look to the
itns meaning of the party name, m ex
emplified in its platforms ot ttje pest ten
national campaigns, but tries t0 mold
tbe party of the state of Oregon' tq ealt
its own ends and turtber its own sohemet
of plundering' the people. The true aim
of the party is not plunder, nor ia it. the
establishing of a oorreney system ia ao
oord with tbe wishes ot Walt street and
eastern bankers, but it is tbe building
op of the nation to wbioh it looks, bound
to as tbe goal It moat eventually , reach,
and by its platforms it bat always shown
that Us endeavors were to bujld , np ' the
oaMoo by baildiog up its, industries. Its
endeavor baa been ia tbe past, and will
be id the future, to raise the revenues ot
the nation without increasing the taxa
tion or issuiog interest-bearing bonds to
cover a deficit Uuder demoo ratio rale,
with a light proteotive tariff, our im
ports bave always exieeded our exports
to tiioh an amount that the nation has
beeo drained ot gold to make np tbe bal.
anae of trade, and tbit alone bat been
Ibe cause that hat broagbt on the agi
tation ot tbe oarreooy question. Remove
this cause and tbe financial titoatlon
will right itself without tbt aid of legis
lation ia its favor. The Chroniole has
always claimed thai tbe money question
waa a aecondary matter, and that tbe
protection policy of tbe repnblioeo party
was the true eolation of tbe question ot
oar national distress. Witb our mills
and No lories all lo operation, oar labor
ers all reoaiviog fair day's waget for
fair dsy'a work, oar exports equaling onr
Imp rts, aod oar wsxs-earoers protect
ed from tbe oompetitloa of foreign pan-
per labor, onr oatloa wilt prosper, and
the eigot ot discontent will vanish like
mitt before tbe noonday too. Let tbe re
poblioao party and ite protective policy
alone, drop the fallacy of the finanolal
totes, and good tiro will drive the
gaoot wolf of starvation from oar tboreo.
Are tee Usee
MuM-rable by ladioMUon. Oonalina.
una, ultimata, Je of apMtita. rl w
mioT Millions Vilaliter ia e positive
ears, rot eaie y wellt a Warren.
kauriaoraaoMNu.
Irma fatirtai Trthaoa.
Tbe Evening Taltgraro view! with
great alarm the fact that delegate ta
tbe rtpablloaa atliooal convention have
beta tnstrocted tor MeXlaUv by tbe
Califuroia repoblloaa title coeveatioe.
while at tba eeae llmt It declared la fa
vor of free aed gallanted eotetgw of it-
ver at Ibe ratio of In to 1. Tbe Telegram
aalnally believee Ibal the artioo of tba
California ipubllteot tboald be ana-
Iraa4 aa refleatln( Ibe p-itl'-e ef Ue-
Kinlar oa tba moaay toaee. Horli tti.
pid reeavinlag ie very jabaomlag tbe
eolnoine of a teetroptrtilea paper.
Caltfomlatie kaew vty wall Ibst Me
Rtnley ta aoead moeey men, and dt!
sv4 laalrael Ibetr daUgaleo to vule tot
blra Imism ot , bat ia tpile of It.
The Celiforala datoasuat will vote, at
aoarae, ) ibe aUisJ teaveelloa !
free Mltef plai.k, aad a t4 atoney
plabk will b adoplel, aa4 tba CeHl-ie-
ia dategatea will Mara U taelr Mimes
and ula Made witb tbe other good re
peblteeM of tbe ttatoi im barreblef 1m
KaKtaley. Tbey lt a4 ball Ibe eHl.
of Ibe eooratitkia al Hi, Vmm aed al
verttoe rr aa ielpelaat free aulatga
eaediJeie for Ibe braa!?. There
gd de4 of epieia e4. le Cl.frla
b-ll tbe r.p..lraas f that tUt di't
t ke It,
f ewt C r.
Health aed eeel brsalb
Ph.L.b'e tietefrkj IUMly.
al lJett fririt.
teeJ. by
lrte &aj.
"f aw 0 leed Ibal yea ! aceet
tbto," teat with tbe pe..i"a4
t sell. -I ll.i.k It rather btlBkt."
r.ea aw, tail tt etlttie. "Tb
brigbteeee ta dee to eurilu.,
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PURE
A WORD WrfH THE DOCTOR.
i few drops of ammonia or a littla
borsx in tbe water need for washing the
laoe wm prove an exoellent remedy for
an oily complexion. After using, dry the
faoe very gently and dust it with pow
dered oatmeal.
The juice of a pineapple outs the mem.
brane from kbe throat of a diphtheria ds-
tient when nothing else will.
An exoellent remedy for a oough ia
made by . slicing two lemons thin and
adding to them ten cents worth of whole
flaxseed, ten cents worth of lioorice root,
one gill of water, and a little sugar. Boii
until quite thiok and strain,
Flaxseed is one of the best remedies
for a cold on the lungs. Suoh a oold
should never "be' neglected, for it may
speedily result in some more serious ail
ment. A hot bath should be immedi
ately taken, followed by a oool sponging;
the latter will prevent taking more cold.
Use' flaxseed, either ground or whole
poor over it boiling water, let it steen
and drain off the liquor, thin it sufficient
ly so that tt oao be need for a drink. To
every bowlful add the juioe of one lemoo
and sugar to make it palatable. Drink
freely ot this whenever thirsty, or often
er it there is little thirst. Tbe result it
wonderful.
To remove wsrte, wet them tborouehlv
with oil of cinnamon three times a day
until they 'diiappear. Another well
recommended treatment it to cover the
arte twioe daily with tbe foliowlnir eo
lation: Acid tellcytio, 1 part; add lactic,
1 part; collodion, 2 parts.
Neryei Oa Edits.
I was nervous, tired, f Irritable aod
oross. Karl's Clover Hoot Tea h. m.ri.
me well aod happy.
, - - Ma E. B. Wobdbm.
For tale by Wells Warren.
UNITED HUNDA Y-BCHUUL WOKK.
A onion or federation of all tbe Protest-
aot charohet ia Amorios hat ofUn been
propoeed, bat no tuoh nulon exitts, or it
likely to be formed, at least for yeart to
oome. Tbe Sunday eobuoU, however,
repreteoting all tbe charahet and over
one tixtb of tbe entire population ot the
country, bave beeo organised fur nearly
forty yeart, and tbe organisation ie in
creasing In strength every year. Billy
ilatea, territories and Canadian prov
inces are organised, witb ao annual eon
veotion, a board of offlners, and aoall-
lary aaaooiati..na ia tbe counties and
townships. Aa international oonyeution
Is held every three years, to which each
ot tbe sixty etetee and provinces sends
a delegation.
Tba International Executive Commit,
tee, witb beedqnartera in Chicago, keeps
a forea of aeeretanea in the fild, attend
ing conventions and working for tbe ri-
lenaloo and Improvement of Ibe Runday-
tcboole.
Tbe Leeaoo Committee ebooaec tbeso
called laternational Ieaeoas, which arc
aludtod lo nearly all Ibe HO.ftiOSaaJsy.
tcboole of Ibe UoiU4 Httlee tod Can
ads.
Tbe eighth Internalioeal Snnday
eobool CvnveiiuoB la to meet la luun
tbit year, Jvs 23rd le 2tb, and a
WorlJ't Ofiveelioa will be called to
meet aett Jaly la bmdoa.
fills tie h4 fare.
Pills da a4 care anoatioatioa. Thee
only aggravagaU. Karl's Clover lt.N
Tee give perfect ygntartty tJt tba
boette. fut tale by U ella aaJ U arr.a.
A MewMwIaele.
Tba lateat teladle le antB( lUbeJ by
BJaa ot a doable founlaie pen, one end
filled Witb I'rod kik.lb other with Ibk
Ibal fades aeay ta a dty or two, Tba
sharker's plan le lo call ea fermere er
otbere, make a bargain eo adtantageoaa
to Ibaes tbst tbey are willleg to agrae la
It, write Ibe ie tract or agreeraaat with
tbe lak that fad re, iben maeage eo tbtt
IU vietltt eigat it itb tbe ink Ibal leeie,
Tbae la a few dayt lby bave the aan
on a tbeei of l.lat.k paper ea wbkh ay
tt 4 tfl eaa Im wrtttea. IVet le wbe
re. Ibe pere are erf ul bow I bey
alga lblr aaaaee lo eay dueerneel f?r
d by a wrai.gef. 01 here ere eetgbl ia
tbte at Irap.
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