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FOURTEENTH YEAR
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
rUBLlSHKU
"Tuesdays and Fridays
BY
THE PATCERSON PUBLISHING COMPANY.
OTIS PATTERSON, '. . . - Editor
A. W. PATTERSON. .. Business Manager
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Application.
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Exohang, ftan FrnnoiBco, California, where oou
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0. R. & N. -LOCAL CARD.
Train leaves Hepn"er 10:4! p. m. daily, except
Sunday. Arrives 5:00 a. m. dully, except Mon
day. West bound passenger leaves Hi ppner Junc
tion 1 :ll a. m ; east bo mcl 1 a. in.
Freight trains lenvK Heppner Junction Roinn
east at 7:U p. in. and :10. m.; going west, 4:U0
J. in. and 6.15 a. m.
United BtotesOfliulals.
Viasident ..Grover CleTnland
Vira-l'resldent Ail ai 8'evennm
Heo-B'ary of State Itinhnnl 8. Olnev
Hnemtary of Treasury John G. ('arlinl..
8eerntary of Interior..... Hoke Binitli
Hecmlury of War Dnninl H. (jimimi
Swretarynf Navy Hilar? A. Hrhert
Posttnaster-Gleneral William 1.. Wi son
Att'rnty-'nonil J mlaon Harmon
Uocrotaryot Agriculture j, Sterling Morton
State of Oregon.
s-iovernor
Peomtary of Htate
Treasurer
Rnpt. PuMio Inatruction.
Attorney General
Senators
W. P. l ord
, II. tt. Kincald
Phil. Melnntmn
H. M I'Win
C. M. Id eman
I?:
W. Mtiilnde
If. Mitehali
Congressmen
Printer ,
I llinirer Hermann
W. K. Ellis
...W. H. Leeds
!K. 8. B nu.
F. A. Moore,
C. E. Wolverton
Sixth Judicial District.
Cirenit Judge 8tephen A. Lowell
troaxoutin? Attorney John II. Lawroji
Hot-row Cnnnty Official".
Joint Senator... . .-
lteprntative.
iloonty JuiIka
Coromiwrionars..
J. M. Haker.
" Tlerk
" Hherifif
" Treaenrer
anneaor..
" Hnrveyor ,
" Hohool Bup't...,
" t'orouer
A, W, Oowan
J. B. Booihbjr
Julius Keiihly
J.U. Howard
, .T. W. Morrow
...0. W. llarruietnn
Frank Uilliaiu
J. Willi.
Ow. l-ord
Anna Halaiger
T.W.Ayers, Jr
hkpfnkb town orriosaa.
wayot Tho. Morgan
C MinrilinaM O. K. Farnsworth. M.
l.ioh.tntlial, (His Pattorson, T. W. Ayars, Jt.,
H. H. Horner. E. J. Bloonm.
Keoonlar F. J. Hallnck
rreaaurar E. L. Filnd
Marshal A. A. UoberU
Precinct Offlerp.
Jnatins of tha Peaoa E. L. Fraeland
l on.tabt N. 8. WheUtons
tailed HUtea l-and 0 IB Cera.
TBI DLLEa, oa.
J. t. Moore..,
A. H. Iligga ...
B. F. Wilson.
. . lli'isr
.. lioeiTir
...Rwitr
Ik OBAMDB, OB.
J.U. Ilobbina.
..lteoeiver
SX3SXT S33IZTXSI.
UAWUNtJ I'Osr.NJ.IL
O. A. R.
M'WU at Llinum, Or., the but Baturday of
rmrh month. All Tetonuia ara Invited In Join.
() C. Horni, Uao. W. Hmitr.
Adintaat. tf (Vimnianilar,
LUMBER!
WI RAVI FOR BAI.K ALL KIXDfl OF CM
drened Lumber, l Bailee oi lieppuer, at
what la known aa the
HOOTT SAWMIZili,
FIB l.ono FI IT, KOUUII,
CLKAK,
- 1 1 00
- IT M
r DKUVKRl'l) a HKPPNER, WUX ADD
l w per i.vm raw. anaiuonau
Tba above qnoutlona are strictly for Cash.
L HAMILTON, Trop.
National BanK oi Mwi
WI. FINLAND, 10. K.BMB0P.
frwlaeat. Caikler.
TRANSACTS 1 CENTRAL BANKING BUSINESS
COLLKOTIONS
Uad oa FtvonbU Tarma.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT 4 SOLD
OEITNER. If ORF.OOS
Ofltario-Uurns Slime Line
A. t l
BUBKS-SHKYOK STHGEUKE
H. A. WIL'.IAWJ, P-op
os'TAitioiiunss
! lln'na I)il tl 0 r. m. Bud ar-
rivet al UuUi k la 41 bora.
Sinqlo Faro S7.B0.
Round Trip $10.00
ttfTlttmt fret 1 1 nia f kM4.
BURS'S-CASVOS
SI I itv IH MtAr. (
fix, n 1M I f'-nt. 1 .4
iik IK iMtaitn, FrlBWllia a4
al larM,
Na la thm lie t- gl (ha VTmHf
I ha WmI iik Ik ft. a-4 ! i iirist
p.-.,Tr.,c
b.'-l'..-r''-' ' - r -
The j; M.; RUSSELL Co-
The Dalles,
Portland,
To Th Public i ; . ,
The following facts have decided us to open
wool growers will feel an interest in our proposition to handle their wool.
THE DALLES MARKET. --In 1895 six
which brought extreme prices, The present outlook is that not less than eight million pounds
will be miirketnl there this season, and we believe
for the following reasons : (
1st. t he large amount of wool handled not
The Dalles their headquarters for the season, causing a brisk competition. Tha Oregon mills use
not less tha i two million pounds, so wools In The
well as (or the East and California markets. .;
2d. The location of The Dalles Is such that five
guaranteeing the shipper a low rate; In 1895 wools
rate cf 90 cts. per hun 'red pounds. - ..
3d. Arrangements have been made with the
The Dalles when added to the freight from The
from local points direct East, and in many case
highest piwsib'e price. "., "
CONSIGN M E NTS. --While we fully
believe growers will do well to consider our proposition, especially this season as there la every
reason to believe It will be a slow, dracgy year.
ur business in the past has been buying forOregon and Eastern mills and dealers. Realizing
how slow the mills and dealers will be in placing their orders this year, we think our method of
handling wil' be an advantage to the grower, and considering the wool will not be moved from
the home market nor from under your control without consent; you must not look upon our
prouosit'on in the lipht of shipping on consignment, . -.. ',. s r. ';
For ten years past, "excepting 193, the year of
In the home markets, as the season advanced, thau
especially so this season.
When growers are rot In a position t hold
bills, we will make an advance at a liberal rate of
teamster s and other charges when requested to do so. a id when woola are to be shipped to The
Dalles by rail, we will ta e care of the railway freights from point of shipment to The Dalles, and
at such polii' s as Heppner and Arlington, we will
Ihn u m.l Inn... .l I,
You will keeD 1 1 mind thst when shlnninir to
yon, nod considering the low price of wool, we
pound b'nkermre.
W ill he pleased to hear ficu you, and send
when requested.
T. R. HOWARD
DfrALS IN
Groceries, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Stockmens Supplies, Etc.,
And Wants' Your Trade!
He will make it ao object for you to trad with
lira aa Lis price are right, and all goods that he
handles are of the very best.
Store on Main Street, Next Door
to City Drug Store,
Eloppner,
(rPm Don't
. rut
All these can be procured at Thompson ft Binns, Lower Mala Street,
. i
... neppoer,
TtuM H. H.H..B .M Ball .a.ll 1 ft
and can save muuey a'd lime In making these
rncn in keeping ik ths times.
THOMPSON
The Lancashire Insurance Co.
O MANOHHalTtCHi NULANI)
I W PlTTTRSnX. AGF.NT. i? tj ti, wot-i.i
II
p
: WITH
pins
Bill
V
Youro BOUND to Tnko 9Ktn,
Leaves No Constipation., ,ta
C'stea K .all a. all !Uilt.s. ft! ffaM m4 Malaria. Tk- al.
OnroBTtBia pi to i be w.i4. fc.14 by ail H ai hr ! 11
fmtf e4 HK swale ft bV rCt.1 TIsJI MfniCl t, CO .
rUsj rrseiMs, C)al.
O k P;i fiKfin .NII public
,m 1 dlu-liU1J . CONVEYANCER T
HEPPNER, MORROW
Heppner.
PORTLAND, Oregon, April 20, 1896.
. . . ' " .
up an office at The Dal'es, and we believe the
million pounds of wool was marketed there.
wools sold lu The Dalles will bring full values
. .
only attroo'a buyers, and the most of them make ,
Dalles have the benefit of this competition, as
transcontinental railroads compete for freight.
from The Dalles to the East were taken at a
railroad companies whereby local freight to
Dalles East, will not be higher than the freight
less. Theao facta alone assure the growers the
v ' -
realize consigning wool is a thing of the past, we
the panic," wools have brought better prices
at the opening, and. we believe thla will be
their wool, or feel Inclined to sell to nay their
interest; will take charge of the wool, pay the
have a representative who' will take charge of
The nulla. tha will t tin
have concluded to do thla work at li cent per
v
regular accounts of eastern ad local markets
iHi j. M. KUtWELL CO.
A iw. t .1,
1
Oregcfri,
You Want a Place to
nn Yntir Mm
w as
Arc You in Need of a Saddle
orse ?
Lregon.
M H , II.hum - k . ...
eactloue ltb IrateilBg dm a.
& BINNS,
FILLS
t i '
Plenty of them at the
Gazetto Office. . ' .
COUNTY, OREGON,
QUECEC'S DEFENSES.'
It la Said They Would Not Stand Against
." ' Modern Guns.
The time when Quebec could be called
the Gibraltar of America and the key
to the St. Lawrence, and its much
vaunted citadel an impregnable fort
ress, is long since past. , A scries of re
markable admissions upon this score
has just been made in an interview
with a New York Sun correspondent
by a high oQcial of the Canadian army.
The whole system of fortifications is
so obsolete that they are now positively
valueless, and under the modern
methods of attack and defense it is
crtaitf that they would never be re
formed. At a distance of ten miles
from the citadel, whose fortifications,
designed by the duke of Wellington,
cost England some twenty-five million
.dollars, modern ships of war could
silence and destroy the entire fortress
within an hour. The outer walls of
Quebec, which cost the French govern
ment bo much in treasure that one of
the kings inquired if they were built of
gold, are !cven more worthless than
the works upon the citadel. Not half
a dozen modern guns have been
mounted upon any of Quebec's fortifica
tions within the last century. As a
fortress ,the whole place is being
gradually abandoned, ' nnd three hun
dred and fif tyCanadian troops stationed
in the citadel would be withdrawn, but
for the fact that the ample barrack ac
commodation affords better facilities
for housing them than those to be had
elsewhere.
, "There are no possible means for pro
tecting Quebec from the operations of
a hostile fleet, the advance of which
must be checked by a naval defense at
the mouth of the St. Lawrence or in
the gulf. , ' ;
One of the results of the neglect of
yueDecs lortlncations of late is that
tourists and vWtors find it mucli
easier to obtain admission to
the citadel and its works, and
the once famoua but now crum
bling towers, than heretofore, in Btrik
ing contrast to Ilalifax, where no
foreigner is permitted to view its
splendid new system of fortifications,
and nobody but officers In uniform is
admitted inside Its citadel.
CUMBERLAND
TALK.
Odd
Expreaaloaa In Ca
Among
' ' ' Native.
"Whims" is the local name in Cum
berland for furxe, and appears to be
the Oaelio word quins, sharp points.
"Heaf is a very peculiar word, (de
rived from the Old Norso hacfl, a
share,) and is applied to the part of a
fellside common allotted to a particular
flock of sheep, says tho Ucntlcmun's
Magaaine. Each Uock keeps to lU own
"heaf." Somo very quaint expressions
are "bride-loaf, " a wedding cakej "stMs-ing-glaas,"
a mirror; "clout-hat," a
woman's sunlmnnct; "rlddlng-out
kcam," a hair combj fireworks." a
mngic-lantern dUployi "moley-man," a
niolu-catcher; "li g-weory," tln'd; "log
up." to trip up) "snack up," to wind
(literally to laUih np) a clock.
The verbs "feel" in tho sense of to
smell, and "lauie," lu tho aenwj of to
injure any part of the body, arc
peculiar. We may add "pipe-stopple,"
the stem of a tolmceo pipe; "but tM-k,"
a footstool; "thlnkler f.dk," tho
gj-paies; "Just dress," a ahroul, whli li
children are taught to work at school,
and aftorwarda ti prvmnt lo their
grandparents and other aired rt-l.itivea
a kindly net, but one n Midi iH-traya
that lack of humor and senae of the
ludhTotia which Is charactrriatio of
northern folk. A Cumbrian who goes
to have hla photograph Ukcn announces
that he bas eoiue to be "truck."
HOW MILK IS ANALYZED.
A rrnreae That la Mother Dinirall Not
-Me That la Mother lumrall
( ipllrateo.
Tht clieml' al analyala of milk ia not
eompll-utMl n d'l'.h-ulL First th
chcinUt Wi lgna a amull dUh, cup i
aaueer. and carefully noloa down Hit
reaolt in ounev. grains and frBctlmu
of grains. Nixt ho jiuiira In sumo milk
to iw analystd ami again rarvfully
t.otr down llio reault, Ity aulitrin.nlnjf
mo weight of Iho dUh from that
both tho weight of lb milk U found
and rwounlrd. Nest, the rocH-ptoolo ia
pluctKl i-r a aU'iuti jot, wUU-h vap-
ntirs ma wsicr oi the milk. Iratiiig
only llio nmidiis or "aollda." Again the
dUb and ila r mtrnta are welghr.l. and
ly a aimple raloulstUm tbs prr.Tulagis
of aoliila U f mniL
Tho " !!.t- f lbs milk h lireo
found r Innamrnibls analyars lo aver
ageaUiul U nr rnt., and, w kits tbo
fat varlm. In milk tnun difTm-ril rrm.
lha..li.Ut. ft Dfi-r sktractlng the fat
la found to h a iry euttatatit quntity,
arl.lotD falling twlww 10 p, t ernl,
uver 14. Tbia glee m rhr nisi s hI
llvs msi f.sr bla al.-taiione ao-1 rn
al.lra bint to atau with grost rvtialnty
whether or nH tbs milk bas Uwa ws
lrwl. Th fat or oil la milk Is determined
by UUsvdvIng It hf mesne i.f rtber, the
rrl.lue r, maii.lni after aifb . U lug
loranrd "v.lUa other tits fat" These
crsgw M or oil f.mnd Id milk frura
-w U I r Dtiit. and any artxrant Iras
Utsn s prr crni. t... ikai almost lo a
"'If Ums sul'.k Us Iwrn
ai.hauM-4 If aaaJyalsahwwa a dfeiBav
of fat. It lnUraua that lit tiiik has
tllfl.V,!l If fats and trtbrr
eoiUe UitrUer arw t r yit nay Infer
tbat t'. aklmmr Ms Ann Ma s-rwh.
a . . ...
-r4 In uk f ebU Jr, d, aod (
MMt Dftermvton ,t rall.rf U 1
fragnvent Brmt4 raitwmtx rJ bnowi-
-1g. A l.uls auid nf flee. b9 l.tvl .
IWesf irtly U, thD pwMlS
db4 i-lriMa i.f tu ol U tbil.lreD.
ewki al LmI lsliiD Dm UMil c4!
Utiifbl, DAked "Wbal (wmiI'I vrMi g
1 a ewvy higb. etp aiitiar 1 ua
ivat r,. SglrV;!,, UajrDnaDiDSVta.f M DD f-.
at4 IK ftka. to all 4 mhUh lha . . , . , " , V
MU. UlUyDk,. bf tevl . "
MDa'aHlteHH IM.-f U let- " .
:! m 4 ' ,r :,i -liji j-k Hi. t ll ist?
mrrf bj J U. iVra, .t U-Vt.
"IkaatiM tr m e
I Ci BIS IImfw
TUErfDAY:iJUNE'9,!l8.
As yon sail through life lake pains and
steer . . , ,
Away from the ieland that lies too near.
The isle of Boredom, which all men fear.
The island seta np like a shelf of rock,
But woe to the sailor who lands at the
dock. ! .
And offers the people a obanee to talk.
1 For they tulk all night aod they talk
all day;
And Iry as you will to get away,
Tbey ptn yon down and they make yon
They talk of the things they have done
i and said,
Tbey talk you awake and tbey talk yon
to bed, . . ' '
Till yon almost wish the? would talk
you dead.
Aod the queerest thing, aod one to de-
plore,
About the dwellers upon that shore,
Not one of tbem knows thai be it shore.
Sn stter sway from tbtt island shelf, '
That is governed, they Bay, by a wicked
elf. -- r ,i ...
Lest yon be a bore and not know it your.
self. , , : . ,
' . i . Tbe American,
Photographer "Yunr prwa is all fgh.
my friend; but dn't yon think a smile
would ba an improvement?" ! i
Jersey man "On ess it wonld. Fetoh
on tbe neotar." ,
"Some of these daT1," mnttered the
oaoDibal 'Vnma of these days li will
tin ringing hors moat in on me in plao
of corned missionary."
Fart of the cruel and oansnal pnnisb
orient urged Ngainst her husband t,s a
grnninl for divutoe bv a woman of Sao
J e, Oil., is that lis throw ber pies out
of the window aod mads her vliitori en
ter the house by tbe biok djor.
Foet (to farmr)-"8a what a beauti
ful prospect ia unfolded ia ooder bit
loy flelil.j snd baik! lbs voles of tbe
plnnithmau t"
Farmer "Yes; lie's beeo onatlng of
that mute sinus da) light, aod it's one o'
them Germao mules thai need to pull a
beer wagon; so be oeu't ooderstsod a
ordo' HI" ,
Years and years he spent at college,
Filling op bis bead ith knowleds,
Learniug Hebrew, Latin, Crack,
Growing wiser week by week ;
But one thing be did not learn
How Ms daily bread to earn.
Now bia litns be dors employ
liuoting f .r J jb, poor bur,
Wbeo lbs lecturer inquired dramallo-
a'ly, "Can anyone in tba room tell me of
a perfect man? ' There was a dead
lenrs. "Hss any noe," h continued,
"beard of a perfect woroao?" Tbeq a
patieot kwiklng liUle wnmao ia a black
d'ss it-sb op in the back of Ilia audito
rium ana Bnswerea: - there was oof.
I'vs olten beard of ber; but she's dead
bow. Bbs was my boabsud's Oral lf."
A pnoy lulls man one dst aal l to Nat
QiKMlvin, "IM lik It lall - he's 'so
man,' but ba's so annoh sirnoger than
ms I f ar he'd knock my head off."
"Troe." said Nal, "bs might 'go fur yon,'
bnt you ean tall him thai, B'.J el lo a
way he won't bars lbs wit 1 1 perorir
qnick snongb to bit yoa lf re yna are
out of barm's way," "Uow?" liqmrad
the Utile man. -T.II bm h. s lbs fel
low Ibat lime sad lid bar beeo wait-
lag for so lung. HesT"
A song wlili tbs liile: -There's a Rigb
ia lbs Uesrt," was sit by a young sat
lo Lie sveelbearl; bal tbs par fell lo
o ins Bsons of lbs girl s letbev, a very
MDeeBtimeotal pbjsiciaa, who fiolsiej
4:
"What wrwlrliad DtaclMlits robblsh
Is tbw? Wbs vf beard al Bflb SSaeeT
a wmiB e lbs oslU:
"M iiiln 4iarrM; do a gb U tb
la.rt raibi ltgU fwlale slsmel s
Metly lo tbs laegs sad dUokreg !"
IV. tbaliws, I be eialr diviBS, was
I oft of llli"g lbs fo'e-Bii g ebtey;
Ldy IWUy Caiblngbasa, bavieg bs4
Bn i ffessw of eplnlnej wilb lbs sr
Lb Bsli Uier, osiea4 of f-aHleg bef se
aal tVDt'ibsiiinsi Is lb rIUekn taia,
aaetaly (sva a StaUty bnw. This ka-
te g r erarred a, vetal Meadaj sis
W, I he tLler d sbefge ft lb Dial
lee! Wl fa. iaane, bs4 Maft4 owl. M
4 d I lews ' e BtatikarS SS)' toBJf
s yer lle, tns W4f."
ID DC e ww a! Ib tmae
f a Bi.M, he tVai-D4 Id repeal
I K t.tA..t .lu..M Sk la
1 ' ---r-" " " ' 9m m
. . 1 . ct.al.D. IbaJ
U'' u " 'f
"I was d awaee, af 11, ri Iu4 lbs
Arn "bs', wilb tr tmim;
tball BseallMI IM ft Ibo DSllbsjsf
att lbs swet N
A f rs1.al .f MsaeheetSf r
: eilf r.lr.g i sg tlaUf
k-d I- SH t.l
"f'.i.L .Uaa dais. Was LLa ta.
- Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest TJ. S. Gov't Report
My
. Sittings began, aod the artist entered
so heartily into his work tbat in eleven
days ths portrait was dooe. ' "' '
" Wby," asked tbia Croesus of Cotton
opolis, when tbe fact was announced to
bim, "do you iuteod suppressing fonr
days' wotk?"
"It does not matter at all; the portrait
is finished," answered lbs painter. " "'
'Well, sir, tbat is not bnsibesa;" we
said a bnndred guineas aod fifteen days'
work. I sm quite rsady to stand the
price, but yon oogbt'not to spend an
bonr less opon tbe work than ire agreed
for." ' -' " !- -
, There was no nse argniog with1 suoh
man, Tbe painter took bis brush
again and spent fonr sittings more in
lengthening, little by hills' io "the por
trait, tbe ears of bis patron I
DISEASES OF THE SKIN. 1
The intense itching and smarting Inci
dent to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases of the skin is Instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlain's Eye sod Skin
Ointment Many very bad .cases have been
permanently cured br it. It is equally
efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem
edy for sore nipples; chopped liund chil-
oiains, irost Ditea, ana tlironio sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
Try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, thav
arejmit what a norss needs when in bad oondi-
uon, , ionic, blood purilierand vermifuge.
For salt by Coueer t Brock, dmggists
A W0ED WITH Till DOCTOR. . ' ;
Tbs most stubborn oases of nsnrslgia
ars apt lo yield to a bol-water treat
ment. Wherever, ths pain is located,
there a hot- water bag should be applied.
Tbs sufferio part should be wrspped in
a blanks!, and tbs nnfortonats natient
should be put to bed and covered wil'i
mora blankets and induced to drink al
least tbres copt of water ss b"t as tbs
nalats can stand. Tbia treatment may
seem severe, bnt it ia sur to bring re
lief. ........
' 1 i
Dandelion Issvsa ars said lo bs a sars
ears tor los-imola. Before going to bed
chew two or tbres of tbs leaver, and
they will always iodjos sleep, do mat
ter bow osrvons aod worried a person
may bs.
Msny physicians, according to a leo-
torer on dietetic, are ordering tbia
bread and butter for delioata petlaols,
especially tboae sofTiring from dyspep
sia, consumption and anaemia, or aov
who need to lake on fleab. This tbia
bread aod baiter insensibly indaees per
sons lo esl macb more batUr tisa the
bsvs any idea of. II is eitrsordlosry,
saya tbs I'Oturer, bow abort a way a pat
ot irrsn natter win go it spread oo a
nnmber of tbfo slices of bread. This is
one adveotags sod a great one, io the
feeding of Invalids, for they ars Ibsrebf
provided wilb as eirellsot form of ths
fat which Is aa eeaenliel fir their Ditri
loo In D wsy tbat lares them lo take II
wit knot rebellion. But tbs Ibis bread
and baiter baa sonlharsd vantage equal
ly as great II Is vary digestlbls sod Bas
il ssslmllslsd. Freeb batlsr mads front
erssna Is very moeb mors dlgestibl
wbeo sprssd opoa Ihla sliess of breed
Ibao lbs sams smouel of oresm saisn ss
tresna, ir ss, wonJJ bs.
1'ersoe.s h. bss caisrrb or wbt ess-
ily ealob "stlarrb eild nod linmadists
sad pvrsaasfit relief by soofTlieg a Hi
ll lakswvm water Into tbs dosi rOs ev
ery morniog sflar rvelng. Oral elesBslsg
Ibem Iborogbly by blosleg lbs Does.
Tbs wsier si ay be bld Id lbs palm of
tbs hand ssd lb as applied lo lb
111. Iorieg bd altsek ef i'd i lbs
bead tble DMibod of talml will b
fa sod vert ffrtv. A ll'll sail sM
4 M lbs "slef I vary gl, and a drop
of sbls Dri-I s also reomeDild,
bat Bsael be seed DtWatlf.
Tbs bat Dele rewsedf Is lsts lb
we Dfte of snablag lh BomlsiioB
besatifBl, It i rry sapl sod rqqsl-
ly ais,ls god poiais I It fsvnr. If
peled la, Maebbeif will erne depart
aad lb eBWl will aseasss lb piak
sa4 bu Bpper. Uby. The
bs wstsf Ueai'BsasI stvsld N In lqlal
la every pigbt and s'faig.
At Bltbt lbs fM ebotiid bs ibl Id
aier as bo a ss ai4 asd lis
llKafbr itW4 witb d s"4 So II
ereesD. f eaefl M Be a Slrestsr
iUm U rabt'ief.
Id Ik paorslsg lb rreas Wtf b
isH4 aad tbs fas B't U'b4 I Very
bl wsiar sod lbBj daeUd wilb Sold s
Ibt. Tb 414 ab'Hs'4 U DaUUd wilb
a and Mh frs'l should b hub,
Orapai frl I piHy .t.4 fo s
giwad ff H Dpsw lb roejb'eilOD,
I! at Wets' (S BD OS DDI Ut fn1 al
BDU,
A bit ba(b fiU I ti vd la
ih twl MM ef mm , m b-iw re
ll ' t,niU las t rt t"i.
H I I wi I fl'rn U si lt It
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very prompt cheoker ot bleedingt and.
besides if it is olean, and it should be,
it aids lo sterilizing wonuds.
A riotous stomach will nearly always
receive gratefully a glass or more of hot
water. ,! ;-.r r , ..... ,
i 1
A mustard plaster made socordiog to
the following directions will not hlil
the most sensitive skin : Two teaspoon
fuls of muslard, two teaspooofnls of
fliur, two teaspoonfnls of ground gin
ger. Do oot mix too dry. Plaoe between
two pieoes of o'd muslin and apply. If it
burns too muoh at firaf, lav ao utra
piece of mnvlm between it and the fkin
as Ihs kln b,conaea sccmstomed to the
heal, take tbe extra pieoe ot muslin
awsy.' ' '
Rhubarb shnnlti he sdded to the daily
bill ol far during Ihe early spring. It is
a healthful fruit, and very muoli valued
for its medicinal qualities. The skio is
said to contain tbs nutritions properties
ami the fl ivor; so tbe mlka should be
pulled and need when jonng nod tende',
liefore'the outer kin becoma totiKhsod
stringv and it Is necessary to peel them.
Rbnbarb is so exoellent tonic, and ftU
clous and ar petiz'n di"he may bs mad
with i'.: Always use granitefertben or
porcelain vessels fur cooking it, as tbs
sold of Ihe fruit mill be aflVoted by tin
or Iron ware." Tb leaves should bs cut
(mm tbe stalks ss soon ss tbey ars pull
ed, and should bs kept in a ooul plsoe.
j The thinner the gaatrio Juice ths mor
rapid snd efficient will be the digestion
of meats snd other proteids. Tbs pres
ence ot digested food io tbe stomach
hinders tbe setinn of tbe gastri juieson
ths undigested portion. Digested food
should tberefnrs be removed ss qniokly
as posalble.' Noiblngacoomplisbe this
so well ss wster. Ilence it is good to
drink plenty of wster with onr mesls.
Don't wssh down the food with it. 8waU
low ths food and then drink as mocb
water as yon liks. It osn do no hsrra. X
wish to rmpbasisa Ibis bet ansa I believe
tbs prevailing notino is that little or do
water should bs drni k si onr meals.
This error has probably srisen from a
mlsnmlerstsuding or misstatement of ths
Inleniled Silvio not to tsks water into
Ihe mouth before the food is swallowed,
a this practice wonld oertsiuly lea
tbs Hw of salivs snd bene imped di
gestion. Wslt. Tbompaon runs slave between
Heppner and Monument, arriving every
day rsnpt Monday and leaving every
day eioepl Sunday. Hlmrteal and oherp
m root to tbs Interior. OuLeer A
Brook, agents.
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LOCAL DISEASE
SaStstaerMaflef eMs a
SeM chat! I caa.
Ilraa a ran Syefilwt
rcatvti wkKk siiiIm4 Ui.
frvf let in an.ui is. Ite.
tngjtrkif auautbaaagtrss
Ely's Cream Balm
Is arBanwM ta k tha swwt Iharaar Bare fnr
I .Unk, loi4 la Mm s II. f nt sf a I
eaaiMliia, It iw .i.S ta a nlp.iin,
aUare tMa 4 InSammait-ai, Itrai Ik aotM, bra.
Wria lh. as.iMlnaa Inmt cwla. nhmm ta mums
Cf liSi4 "II I'rtc.kT ailtnrvwunft.fin.il,
AU.I UUlUi:ilA,HstraaBui,pwta.
Vow Face
rill be weit4 wttn a sgagg
emile, stftar teas limal la s
WLiieSewiDgliTacliiiiB
ewers s wit" tt sjsw
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TENSION INOICATQM
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