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There is a man in Alabama who, according-
to the New Orleans States,
takes life very easy for the simple rea
son that his farm extends up and down
the Louisville & Nashville railroad for
a distance of fifty or sixty miles. A
gTeat many persons will be disposed to
doubt this statement, but nevertheless
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old Alabama countryman was a victim
of impecuniosity because his farm was
so poor that the vats would not stay on
it, but one day the engineers of the
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countryman stubbornly refusing to
Bell the only home he had on earth it
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EFFECT OF MUSIC.
The Nervous System Influenced by Dif
ferent Kinds of Sounds.
The old story that Saul when out of
temper used to summon David to play
the harp, and found the music to be a
sedative, may prove to be more than a
simple historic incident, for both Char
cot and Tarchanow have declared that
musical sounds are a remedial agency
in disease which no physician can af
ford to ignore, says the New York
Herald.
Mr. War-thin, of Michigan, who has
given a great deal of thought to this sub
ject, anscrts that different kinds of
sounds are more effective than drugs in
the cure of disease. For instance, he
boldly assures us that the music of
Valkyrie will increase perspiration,
and, therefore, cure certain forms of
ailment caused by chocking its flow.
The operative energy its not the music
as such, but the peculiar vibrations
made by it. Tannhauser, on the other
hand, is a vibratory suorific and in
duces a serene state of mind and body.
M. Coriveaud, of Paris, asserts thnt
violin playing is at least a temporary
remedy for sciatica. lie adduces the in
stance of a patient who found almost
instant relief in that way and who suc
cessfully resorted to it whenever threat
ened with an attack.
Perhaps this iw an appeal to the im
agination, but wh.it matters it if the
patient is cured ? Perhaps, again, there
is a law hidden somewhere in the pile
of apparent impossibilities one which
will some time be discovered for our
iK-neflt. We never wnile with increduli
ty at anything In thewe wonder-working
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THE LION'S ROAR.
A Great Physical Effort Is Necessary to
Produce the Full Effect.
Dr. Livingstone noted the odd re
semblance of the lion'a roar to that of
the ostrich, ays the Spectator. Mr.
Millais eays that though the roar
of the latter is not so loud, it haB ex
actly the same tone as that of the lion.
But the ostrich always roars his beet,
the lion very seldom. This is partly
because a "good" roar needs a great
physical effort. The whole interior and
muscles of mouth, throat, stomach and
abdomen are, for the moment, converted
into an organ of terrific sound, and the
sound does make the earth tremble or
appear to do so. Cut the attitude is
not that usually drawn. Unless he roars
lying down, when he puts his head up,
Jike a dog barking, tho lion "emits his
first moan in any position, then draws
in his neck and lowers ti is beau with
extended jaws, right down to hw fore
paws, as if about to be violently sick;
while at the same time the back is
arched and the vliole animal bears an
appearance of concentrated strain."
This is Capt. Millais' phonetic render
ing of the sound, taken when listening
to three lions roaring their best: "Moan
roa r r-o-a-r roar roar roar
runt grunt grunt grunt (dyinsr
away)."
Why lions roar, when it ought to pay
better to keep silent, is not yet ex
plained. Gen. Hamilton was convinced
that tigers hunting in company roar to
confuse and frighten the deer. Possi
bly the lion roars, when prowlinjf
around a camp, in the hope of causing
some of the draft animals to break
loose; at other times it appears to be a
form of conversation with others at a
distance.
WHY NOT WEDDED.
Two Carious Reasons for Breaking Off
on Engagement Compact.
Many marriages are sometimes de
clared off for peculiar reasons, gen
erally insignificant, and quite as often
on account of the eccentricity of the
man as the woman. Only last month,
says the Detroit Free Press, a marriage
in New York high life arranged to take
place was canceled for a very peculiar
reason. The intended bride was a
young and handsome woman, noted
among her acquaintances for her dressy
proclivities. The bridegroom, on the
other hand, had by no means a strong
reputation for being well groomed.
At an important function to which
he escorted the young lady the tie which
he was wearing persisted in climbing
up over his collar. His fair companion,
after several times calling his atten
tion to the f act, left him and went home
In despair at witnessing the amusing
smiles of the other guest. Subse
quently s-he wrote breaking off the
mutch. She could never live happily
with a flovenly husband, she explained.
A Chienjro man of musical tastes
backed out of the matrimonial bnr-
pnin when he discovered at on evening
party given to celebrate the betrothal
thnt the voice of his future bride was of
Mich a pitch as precluded the possibil
ity of their ever singing duets together.
BRANDY DROPS A MYTH.
A llwthel of Brandled Chocolates Won't
Make fonr Olanaful.
"This action of the people prohibiting
the sule of whisky drops is laughable
to men In the business," said a manu
facturing con feet io tier, reports the New
York Journal. "Why, a man might
rut an entire humid of ordinary bran
dled chocolate without getting a pony
glitHsful of the pure spirit. Confec
tioner have a mixture of their own
for t his purpose, which I con assure you
contains a very atnnll proportion of
brandy less than an ounce to the gal
Ion. There la about the same propor
tion of spirit in it as there ia of grape
juice In a quart bottle of clarrt at a
cheap tabid d'hote.
"I learned my trade In England, and
I rememlicr that 30 years ago there wm
a howl over there against the sale of
brandy anapa. This ia a confection
very popular with achool children over
there, v-ry much the same aa peanut
brittle Is here, A parliamentary com
ml t toe Inquired into the matter and
discovered that a ton of brandy anaim
contained Iran than half a pint of pure
alcohol. The sale of anana waa not in
I erf Ted with."
PASSINQ OF THE FAKE AUCTION.
ttno ktlad of Itnalaewa That Is Happily mm
I'rroearatly aoapwideol.
Where has the Jewelry auctioneer
tjotw? I'p to I hire years ago tlwir
over at least a down plnrra on the
South aide whrtt a gaudy display of
watches, diamonds aixl revolvers In
the windows railed attention loai-rarcc
ly Icmi loud aurlionrer within. He stood
on an rleatlim twhlml the counter; he
had "rapira" both Inalib" and outside
me place, and hla asmoroua tone stif
rlnginif all the time, lie walrlanl the
stream of ranrrs-ktr on the street and
"Iwi-Vnl the plnY' of the rApta-m. Ho
sold all manner of waichra, and he al
ways "ffnt the lrl of It."
As rule, aajathe ChlcsifoPoat. these
Mlesmen were etrellent aurtlooeeni
and knew all the wllew of their craft.
I'p to two jeara StfO some of Ihent
were atltl rutinlnf, but I her gradually
failed out, ami mvw there Is not one,
with the trifling eeeptln of a Haiur-
1r night tltriar In West Madlaon Mreet
They mual dn a fund tMialheaa, rtlirijr
itiantitlea of tiuiterlal at an etrelten!
t'Hre. Hut there was an end of all
thlnre In their line ami the jewelry auc
tion baa vanleJieii,
PRINCE OCCOMIS A PRIEST.
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IUn.ifa.-e, In Ion street, Int., Iiawl, to
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f K.itny, ami brplte of the klrtf of
Atony, A)t tho w Vnth tinMprf
.11 A,lertter, When he la-rame a
rvt le fufnuillr ei)Oiti-ed m'A t?
titfhto Ut Q throne to whi h hl fs'hrr
s heir. I'rmr Mat ta only I jearo of
- and he quitted the t-ertiun army to
ruler a uaiaselerv A few lsrar".
Ilia oVtertntnataiaB to retire frm the
world ami ta ents Iks leihwJ I
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mal screech of one of the above
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Mojave who has returned to advise
his people to submit to the ordeal of
fire. When one of the tribe dies his
relatives and immediate friends do
not eat salt or wash themselves for
four days. Their heaven is "White
Mountain;" they know nothing of hell
nor any place of punishment except
liiemia, the place where unincin-
erated warriors are transformed into
owls.
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Lmv Portland 7 A. ht. Dally, sicept Buoday. Uavoi AstorlA I P. at. tHUy, icey4 taaday.
Laavca Portland P. II iHlly, esrent Sunday. Matuntay Burnt, II r. at. Imvos Astoria Dal It a '
at ii A. hi.. Slept Sunday and sloo.lay. Sunday Blbt,1 t. M. ' "
Pnrtl.iKl ami runs dlr-n to 1. Tu-oHsy sod Tbura4ar at t A. at. ftetaMay- 1 M.
Uvm tloaco wo.luo.lay and frt4y at I k A, St. On aa4ay aliklaT I Tk.
Ete CW.(4 i. Eiita. Dtitiulioi M Boifj Fret tf Ezpe&ac
Pot Aafsty, Speed, Comfort, rleasur. Travel o la TsUpbooA BalUy OaUert and Oroaa W.ta,
It: Essie; Institute
It to Advertisers ;it si j;rcat fina nd.il sacri
fice. You need it in your business, and as a
matter of business vc must sell it.
The Patterson Publishing Co.
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ThscompsrativsvslBsorthssstwsearda
Is known to most persons.
They Illustrate that gnater quantity ia
' ' Not always most to b desired.
the cards express th bBBeial -
Ityof
RipansTabules
As compared with any previously kaowai
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Klpana Tabulea : Prie, so t a fees
Or druffista, or by matt.
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BIPAMS CHEMICAL CO., 1 0 Mrwei ti., Hf
WANTED-AN 101.. v
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BVSS CO., Patent Attorners, WaaklllgsuB,
D. C for their f00 prtt offer.
The regular subscription price ot tho
Semi-Weekly Gazette is $2.50 and tha
regular price of th "Weekly Orepjiiiaa
is S1.S0. Any one subscribing for .th
Gazette and paying for one year im
advonoe can set both the Gazette And '
Weekly Orenonian for 93.60. All old sub- i
so fibers payfnir their subscription's for .
one year in advanoe will be entitled i
the nam.
Niw Fbkd Yabd. Wm. Gordon haa
opened np the feed yard next door t
tbe Gazette office, and now solicits
share of your patronage. 'Billy is right
at home at Ibis '' business, and youf
horses will be well looked after. Prices t
reasonable. Bay and grain forsale. tf
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IS i
of pension. The government Owes it
by nearly one fAouAsmt leading Mow. '
ouarantttd by (Arm. -
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OREGON
For the Ouro o
Liquor, Opium ui Tobacco Habits
It la VoraM at SaWsa, Ort,
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Call at Ik asiorra a srleata
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OUR STOCK
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SPACE IS
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TOO HEAVY
AND WE
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TO UNLOAD
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