Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U . S. G o v ’t Report
SONG.
There’* beauty in tbe dawning lig h t.
And twilight fafror starlit night
Has each its e harm and grace.
But lovelier still on earth to me.
The fairest tiling ray eye can see—
The beauty of thy face.
ABSOLUTELY PU B E
LABRADOR’S COAST.
B a r re n S h o re*, R o l l i n g S u r g e a n d M an y
I c e b e r g * M a k e I t D a n g e ro u *.
A W A R ECHO.
EVERY
HONORABLE
VETERAN
The most northerly lighthouse on the
DES ERV ES H IS PE N S IO N .
;oast o f this continent stands on Belle
isle, at the head of the straits of that
name, a little northeast of Newfound
land. By what freak of taste it was A n d t l i e L o n e L i m b I n N o t t h e O n l y
ICeHH«)ii f o r K e e e i v i n g a G o v e r n
called Belle isle 1 cannot say, for even
m e n t l* e \ v a r d K i t t i e r .
she old navigators had such a horror of
it that on their charts they marked it F ro m J o u rn a l, Lewiston. Me.]
with the fignre of a demon.
Samuel R Jordan has just given the
The morning the little mail steamer
Journal an account of his life , which,
in which I cruised “ down on the Lab
in view of his extrem ely hard lot for
rador,” as the Newfoundlanders say, ,
the past few years w ill be read w ith
plunged and rolled past it through the
interest.
•urge the rugged mass of rock crouch
“ I am 48 years old and have always
ed there as if ready to seize its prey of
lived in N ew Portland.
I enlisted in
ihips and human lives. The surf, un
the army in 18ti2 as a private in Com
heard at our distance, flashed around
pany A , 28th Maine Volunteers. My
Irs base like a long row of glistening
tieth. A huge iceberg had driited in army experience injuried lr y health to
anil lay stranded at one end of the is some extent, although I worked at
land; far up on the rocks was tho lig h t blacksmith ing some part of the time,
house; on a shelf below stood a little when suddenly, several years ago, I
hut, with provisions, for shipwrecked was prostrated w ith what able physi
sailors; the gray morning mists mad» cians pronounced Locomotor Ataxia.
these look heavy and sodden, and alto A t first I could get around somewhat
gether this glimpse of Belle isle was yet the disease progressed quite rapidly
the most desolate scene I had ever be until I had hardly any feelin g in my
held. Over our bow the barren coast of legs and feet, they fe lt like sticks of
Labrador was faintly outlined, and as the wi kk 1 and I grew so much worse that I
last lighthouse on the continent drop conld not move for three years without
ped astern I felt that we were indeed help, as my neighbors and friends can
I employed several physi
■ rawing away from civilization, and testify.
this feeliug was strengtheneo when, ns cians in my vicinity, and elsewhere,
we turned our prow northward, we and -they all told me that medicines
sighted the vanguard c f tho seemingly would not help me, that they could do
endless procession o f huge icebergs d rift nothing to effect a cure and that in
ing slowly down in single file from the tim e I should become entirely helpless.
I became discouraged. I was a great
mysterious regions of the north.
W e had met with single bergs along care to my w ife and friends. Shortly
the Newfoundland coast, but off Labra after I met an old army comrade, Mr.
dor they became a constant and unspeak A ll. Parlin, a resident o f Madison, and
ably grand featnre in the seaward he incidently mentioned how he had
view
I doubt if they can be seen any tried Dr. W illia m s ’ Pink P ills for a
where else except in arctic and antarctic severe case of rheumatism and a spinal
waters in such numbers, variety and and malarial trouble, that he had
grandeur. The branch of the gulf stream suffered in consequence o f his army
which pushes its way into the Arctic life , and had been greatly lieuefited by
ocean has sufficient force left when it is their nse. By his earnest recommend
reflected by the frozen northern bound ation I was induced to try the pills.
ary of that sea to send an icy current A fte r taking them for a tim e I began
down along the Labrador coast. P rac to feel prickly sensations in niv legs
tically all the bergs that break loose and a return of strength so 1 could
from the ice sheatbeil shores of Green move them a little. A fte r a fe w weeks
land are borne southward by this cur I began to feel a marked improvement
rent. One morning, when 1 went upon in my conditions. I soon was enabled
deck, I counted no less than 135 huge to w alk around a little w ith the help
ones. Some o f these were great solid of crutches. A fte r taking for some time
blocks o f ice; others were arched with I can now w alk without crutches, my
numerous Gothic passageways; some general health is mneh improved and I
reached with spirelike grace high up have regained m y old-time vigor. I
into the air. A ll reflected w ith pris can w alk abont and enjoy life once
matic glory the rays of the sun. — Gustav more, for which I feel very thankful,
Kobbe in St. Nicholas.
and this happy result is due to the use
The re’s calmness on tbe ocean's breast.
A s deep and blue it seems to rest
’Neath bluer heavens above.
But deeper, calmer, still to me
Than ever sea or sky can be,
Tbine azure eyes, my love!
There's music in the running stream.
And music when the woodlands seem
Awake with songs of birds.
But sweeter, dearer, still to me
Than nature's voice can ever be.
The music of thy words.
— Q. Roxby in Chambers' Journal.
A Q U A K E R J U L IE T .
niece met her with firmness and refused
to g irt any pledge oi renunciation what
ever, and with her hand ou her lover's
last letter declared her fidelity to him
while life lasted. She was forbidden to
leave the house unless attended by her
aunt, who had begun to rule like a she
Torqnemada and made every one, in
cluding her brother, weary of life.
But an arrangement for action was
made. Mr. Pennell had never yielded
in his life and.moreover.believed he was
promoting his daughter's temporal and
spiritual welfare in hindering her mar
riage with a worldly person, and he had
resolved to take passage tor England, ac
companied by Polly, and tbis arrange
ment be supposed to be entirely secret.
In the early part of October, 1800, he
left the house on some business errand,
while Miss Patience, after givin g every
one a blowing np, retired to her room
to arrange it. She had not sooner en
tered than the watchful Creeshy locked
it on the ontside. Gid, Mr. Pennell's
own black servant, a crusty old fellow,
was sent into the cellar and secured by
the padlock, and then Polly, looking
charming, but rather pale, came down
stairs, paused a moment on the threshold
and then bade farew ell to her old home.
Followed by her maid, she crossed into
Third street, and there nnder tbe big
buttonwood that was standing at the
comer of W illin g ’s alley until 1851 was
the Hamilton tilbury, and in a moment
her hands were clasped by her lover and
Miss Hamilton.
“ D rive like the deuce, Solomon,' was
the command, and in half an hour they
reached the Woodlands. It was a joyous
party. Becky and her two sisters or
dered everything done at once. John Ins-
keep, who had been inaugurated mayor
o f Philadelphia a few days before, per
formed the marriage ceremony. A n
drew Hamilton gave away the bride,
and all were happy.
Mr. Pennell returned to find a crowd
in front of the house, attracted by the
yells o f Annt Patience and Gid, seeking
release. He went to England shortly
afterward and died unreconciled to his
child.
A fte r a few years’ residence at Curl's
Neck, in Virginia, the Dulaneys re-
moved to England, Rebecca Hamilton
married unhappily, and tho sad story
of her life is told in tbe suit at law
brought in our courts by her husband,
O’ Beirne, to break the prenuptial agree
ment made between the hapless pair
at the tim e o f their m arriage.— Phila
delphia Times.
R E A L RAZOR BACKS.
A HOMELY AND FEROCIOUS HOG ON
HIS NATIVE HEATH
Ue
D o e*
Not
R e s e m b le
H i*
H O IT T ’ S
SCHOOL
FOR
BOVS.
Ira G Hoitt, Ph. D.. Master at Burlin
game, San Mateo county, Cal., is one ol
tbe best schools for bov's on the Pacific
Cuast.
D iv o r c e In
P a m p ered
Svfypjffes
B u rm a .
Suppose a Burmese husband and w ife
quarrel and determine to separate. The
isten ce M ea su red b y t h e R u le o f ‘ ‘ R o o t,
wife, who always does all the market
H o g , o r Die** — H o g K i l l i n g P a r t ie * .
ing, goes out aud bnys tw o little can
There is a great difference in hogs. dles o f eqnal length, which are made
The form, contour and face of the ¡ specially for this nse. She brings them
ronuded, sleek sided, short legged home. She and her bnsband sit down
Berkshire and other hogs of high degree on the floor and light them simultane
ilo not mueh resemble the angnlar, ra ously. One candle stands for him, the
zor backed hog common throughout the other for her. The one whose caudle
sontb
Tbe countenance of tbe well barns ont first rises and goes out of the
bred, wall cared for species is cbnbby hi.nse forever, w ith nothing but what
and contented looking, the ears small, he or she may have on. The one whose
the snout inclined to torn np rather candle lias survived the longest, even
ihau down
His less fortunate cousin by a second, takes everything.
So the
has a long, narrow face, immense, flop divorce aud division of the property, i f
ping ears that hang disconsolately over yon can call that a division, are settled.
Ins eyes, and an elongated, pointed — Philadelphia Times.
snout that seems providentially formed
W it h t lie A c c e n t o n tl*e T o t e r * .
to aid his earthy explorations. “ Root,
hog, or die, ” is a common saying in
Mrs. Meriwether o f Memphis says:
the country of whicn tbis hog is a na “ W e asked that the girls of our state
tive, aud the swine seem to realize the be protected until they were 18 years
situation. They have long legs and a l old, the law extending that gracious
ways rnn with their snouts close to the protection np to the ripe age o f 10. W e
ground, convenient for nuearthing any fooght a desperate battle for six years,
thing eatable which may come in their end when the age was filially raised to
way They diligently root up the prom It! the women who had stood the brant
ising morsel of food and gulp it down, of that long battle saw it proved lieycnd
without stopping to enjoy it, and rnn all peradventuro that no ‘ influence’ of
on apparently faster than ever, grunt theirs had won the day, bnt the simple
ing as they go, iu search of something fact that six years of hitter experience
more— some favorite acorn or juicy bit had taught them the only weapon that
of grass or berry root, upou whoh they wonld kill, and they nsed it. They bur
ied the senate chamber and representa
largely depend for subsistence.
Naturally the vast amount o f im per tives hall under voters’ petitions and
ative exercise they take ranging through paint* ont victors.”
tho woods effectually preveuts their tak
Stephen A. Douglas had a magnificent
ing on mneh superfluous flesh, and the
hair on their narrow backs is as rough bass voice that wonld have made his
and coarse as that of the w ell bred hog fortune on the opera stage. The manner
is smooth and glossy The m ajority of in which he bellowed forth “ Fellow
them are of a dingy white color, per citizens 1” at the beginning of a speech
haps spotted w ith black, and v b en a was never equaled by any publio speaker.
D r o t h e r o f th e B e r k s h ir e B r e e d — H I* E x
ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup o f Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
L iv e r and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels col-ls, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Svrup o f Figs is the
only remedy o f its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action aud truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup o f Figs is for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists.
A n y reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
w ishes to try iL D o not accept any
substitute.
3-GALA - DflYS-3
In the beginning of tbe present cen
tury Philadelphia was aqnaintand pic
turesque city. Commercial greed had
not obliterated old landmarks, and pic
turesque features were protected alike
by municipal ordinances and pnblicteD-
timent. Rows of fine tiees bordered
-IX —
the streets, and these were tended and
cared for by householders. This was
especially the case on Third, near W a l
ortland
regon
nut. which was made beantiinl by a line
o f sycamores reaching to Spruce street.
Ou the Walnut street side were three
two story brick houses, each having
gardens on tbe street, and in the one
uearest Dock at tbe close of tbe eight
eenth centnry lived Richard PeDnell,
an Englishman and a Quaker. He was
tall and strongly bnilt and so austere in
face that it was generally believed he
had never laughed in his life and was
regarded as an excellent illustration of
o --------A T N I G H T -------- o
the popular opinion as to (Quaker babies.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
But although dry and saturnine in man
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
'
ner Pennel1 was an npright Christian
LOUISVILLE, n .
NEW YORK. » . * .
man and did many kindly acts in a
qniet way. Bnt all tbe same it was an
I nsed Fly's Cream Balm
instance o f tbe caprice o f nature that be
for catarrh and hare re-
should be the father c f a g irl so peer
white coated one, scantily covert d with
Boaconpfield’s face was a puzzle even *ehe>d yreat benefit. / be
lessly beantiful as P olly Pennell.
hair, has pale eyes, bonnd around with
to his iutimates. It was impossible, by lieve it a safe and certain
She was now 19, his only iU lighter.
pink, and very light eyelashes, protrud
watching it, to gain any insight into
Her tw o brothers were at sea following
ing beneath his drooping ears, he is as
cure.
Very pleasant to
his feelings or emotions.
their father's calling, as he had been a
take.— Win. F a~e.r, Bitch
ugly a living object as can be imagined.
mariner the greater part o f his life.
8ee small bills tor Programmes,
The little pigs are moderately pretty
■ster. S. Y.
L IK E
A S IE V E .
P o lly 's mother was a member of tbe
when young, but not in the least like
Cbnrch of England in her youth, ami
the plump, little, chubby faced baby
T h e c h ie f fun tion o f the kidu eys is to separ
although her daughter was ostensibly a
Berkshire, and long before they have ate from the blood, in its p*8¡*age through them ,
L Y ’ S C R E A M B A L M Opens and c le a r * •*
(Quaker she secretly rebelled against the
arrived at the age when they are called o f certain im p u rities and w a tery particles w hich E
• •
• •
ih e Nasal Passages, A lla y s Pa in and Inflamrna
m ake their tinal e x it throu gh the bladder. Th
narrow, colorless life that pervaded and
“ shotes” they have become ungainly reten tion o f these in consequence o f in a c tiv ity tion , H eals the Sores, Protects the Mem brane
from
colds,
Restores
the
Senses
o
f
Taste
and
ordered her father's household.
and common looking The negroes have o f the kidneys is produ ctive o f B righ t s d sease, Sm ell. Th e Balm is q u ic k ly absorbed and gives
dropsy, diabetes, a lbu m in u ria and oth er mala
It goes without saying that Miss
great faith in the ability of the hog to dies w ith a fatal tendency. H o stette r’s Stomach r e lie f at once.
A particle is a p plied in to each n ostril, and is
P olly did not want admirers, but the
survive any amount of neglect and still B itters, a h igh ly san ction ed d iu re tic and blood agreeable.
Pi ice, 60 oents at D ruggists’ or by
dcpurent, im pels the kidn eys w hen in a c tiv e lo
ON THE SCRAPBOOK PLAN.
father was unceasing in vigilance and
E L Y B R O TH E R S ,
live to provide sausages and pork stew renew their s iftin g fu n d on, and strain trom m ail.
56 W arren Street, New Y o rk .
repulsed advances with a blnffness un
for the winter season. A t certain sea the v it a l current im p u rities w h ich in fe s t it and
E v a n g e lt a t M o o d y M a k e # U p I I I # S e r m o n s
threaten th e ir ow n existen ce as organs o f the
mitigated by any conventional civility.
sons, when the “ shotes” can do no dam body. Catarrh o f the bladder, g ia v e la n d reten
F r o m A l l S o r t* o f M a te r ia l.
A t this time there was bnt one fam ily
tion o f the urine a re also m aladies arrested or
OR. LIEBIG & CO.,
Moody’s method of sermon making is age to the maturing crops, it is neces averted
by this ben ign prom oter and res ora-
in tbe state that, tried by recognized
original, says McClure’s Magazine. In sary to confine them ui.'il the fields are tiv e ol o rga n ic action . M alaria, rheumatism ,
Speciil
Doctors for Chronic, Printr
standards, conld claim to be aristocrat
ation, biliousness and dyspepsia also
reality his sermons are never made— bare once more and w ill admit of their constip
a lm er
ey ranch
and Wasting Diseases.
yield to the Hitters, w h ich is also speedily bene
ic, and that was tbe Haniiltons of the
ranging
at
w
ilL
they axe always still in the making.
ficial to tb e weak and nervous.
Dr. Liebig*« Invtgorator the greatest rem edy for
Woodlands.
in
the
course
of
a
walk
once,
a
small
iSemlnal Weakness. I<o*s o f Manhood and Private
Suppose the subject is “ P a u l." He
Electrotypers
Diseases, Overc unes Prematureness and prepares
Tbe eldest and most beautiful o f the
Dodge I att* nded a seance last n igh t. T h e ail for marriage life’s duties, pleasures and respon
takes a monstrous envelope, capable of negro boy aud g irl were found seated
Stereotypers...
m
ediu
m
ca
led
u
»>
the
spirit
o
f
Napoleon,
lx
xig
e
Hamilton girls was Rebecca. This
|1 trial bottle given or sent tree to any
holding some hundreds of slips of pa on top of the fence which surrounded a —W hat message Cioes h e send? D o d g e -H e de slbillties;
one describing symptoms; call or address 400 « e a r j
young lady regarded the usual social
per, labels it “ P au l,” aud slowly stocks pen, flinging corn to tw o hogs within nies e v e ry th in g en d de-rands an iuveatination. *t., private entrance 406 Mason K t„ Ran Francisco. Merchants in Gurdiin and Peerless
conventions as restraints made for com
it w ith original notes, enttings from tbe inclosnra Tbe rude feeding trough
Presses, Cylinder Presses. Paper
H O W ’ S T H IS ?
mon people and so disdained them,
fapers, extracts from books, illustra- was as dry as i f no liquid had ever
made friends with whom she pleased
dampened
it,
and
tbis
on
a
hot
summer
Cutters, Motors of all kinds.
H
E
A
L
S
I ons, SQraps of all kinds, nearly or re-
We o ffe r One Hundred Dollars Reward
and yet was every inch an aristocrat
l lotely referring to the subject A fter afternoon. Inquiry as to when the pris for any case of t'atarrh that cannot be
Folders, Pririting Material.
and grande demoiselle.
«•cumulating these, it may be for years, oners had last had water given them cured by H all’s t'atarrh Cure!
A lte r mneh persuasion Mr. Pennell
F. J. C H EN E Y A CO., Props.,
ho wades through tbe mass, selects a elicited no response from the shy little
Toledo, Ohio,
bad permitted his daughter to take les
"shote m inders.” A fte r some inquiry
of Dr. W illia m s ’ Pink P ills .”
number of the most striking points, ar
Patentees of Self-Spacing Type.
H a rd a n d B i t t e r W i l l « .
We,
the
undersigned, have known F. J
Dr. W illia m s ’ Pink P ills for Pale sons in ninsic from Mine. Genet, and ranges them and finally makes a few and explanation that the pigs wonld Cheney for the past 15 years, and believt
It wasremarked by a writer long ago
Sole
Makers of Copper-Alloy Type.
People are not a patent medicine in the here P olly met Becky Hamilton, who at jottings in a largo hand, and these he like water the boy consented to go to him perfectly honorable in ail buainear
that “ there is no revengo so hard and
sense that name implies. They were once became the beautiful Quaker girl's rarries with him to the platform. The tbe house, some distance off, for a buck transactions and financially able to oarrt
bitter as that of an old man, ” and it is
first compounded as a prescription and fast triend, and not long afterward; just process o f looking through the whole et, after bringing which the children out any obligations made by their firm.
W bst A T k u a x ,
one of the astonishing perversities of
I nsed as such in gencaral practice by as the Arch street meeting was dismiss tuvolope is repeated each time the-ser- want to the spring, in a little hollow in
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
many natures that the longer they live
ing
on
Sunday,
after
enjoying
an
exhil
the
woods
behind
the
pen,
and
procured
an eminent physician. So great was
W a i . m s g , K i s n a n A M a r v i n ,
tnon is preached.
the harder they hug their possessions.
C U R E S THE
Wholesale Dniggists, Toledo, O.
their efficacy that it was deemed wise arating period o f silence for two hours,
Partly on this account aud partly be water for the thirsty creatures. It is
i f you uae the Petalum*
The most disinterested affection is pass
Hail's
Catarrh
Cure is taken internally
they
wete
amazed
by
tbe
appearance
Incubators * Brooder«.
needless to say that they drank it with
to place them w i’. hin the reach of all.
cause
iu
delivery
he
forgets
some
points
acting
directly
upon
tlie
blood
and
mucous
ed over, the most faithful and most val
M ake m on ey w h ile
They are now manufactured by the of Miss Hamilton o f the Woodlands sail or disproportionately amplifies others, avidity This pen was in an open field, surfaces o f t h e s y s te m .. P r ic e ,'T V . p e r b o t
“!■» » r e w a stin g
uable services are slightly end grudg
tim e b y old processes.
Dr. W illia m s ’ Medicine
Company, ing down Arch street in the dress of the uo t - o sermons are ever exactly the with not a single bit o f «bade near. It tie. Sold y all Druggists. Testimonials
ingly rewarded. This mental and moral
Catalog
tel Is a ll about
free.
Schenectady, N. Y . , and are sold in time— a beaver hat two feet in the brim, -ame. By this method also— a matter hail belonged to an linmble establish
it,and describes every
disease notably afflicts the richest The
crowned
with
feathers
like
a
bnnch
of
a
rtic
le
needed
for thi
ment,
the
house
and
barn
of
which
had
Marquis d 'A lig re was a singular exam lioxes (never in loose form by the dozen broom corn, leg o f mutton sleeves, of much more importance— the delivery
NEW
W A Y K A S T -N O
DUST.
pou ltry business
been moved to some other tract of land,
!
or
hundred,
and
the
public
are
caution
is
always
fresh
to
himself.
Thus,
to
ple. H is w ill was concocted with a spe
completely eradicat
muff and gloves laced to tho elbows, at
and the owner c f the hogs had utilized
Go East from Portland. Pendleton, Wall« » « n i M I N I N
cial desire to disappoint and insult his ed against numerous imitations sold in tended by her colored groom in laced make tbis clearer, suppose that after a the peu just where it was, the distance Walla via O. R. A N. to Spokane and Great
m echanically th e best
this
shape)
at
50
cents
a
box,
or
six
i
borough
sifting
100
eligib
le
points
re
r « M V n n, |e s o r e s and
relatives, friends and servants. T o the
w h eel. Prettiest model.
hat and coat. Thedanntless young lad}’
trom his dw elling which was plenti- Nor* hern lialw av to Montana. Dakotas. 8t
W e a re P acific Coast!
It ré
first it said: “ As far yon, my relatives boxes for $3.50, and may be had o f all folded P olly in her ample embrace, main in the envelope. Every time tbe '.nily supplied with w ell water, render Pau-, Minneapolis, Chicago, Omaha, 8t jlcers yield to its healing powers.
Agents. B icycle cata-i
Lon.s East and South. Rock ballast track; novés the poison and huilas up the system
who have been so long spelling upon druggists or direct by m ail from Dr. kissed her, and in her usual resolnte •ermon is preached theso hundred arc
logu
e,m ailed free,gives
■verhauled. But no single sermon, by ing it most inconvenient to attend to fine •i-.enery ; new equipment; Great North 'glu sb ie treatise on the disease and It* treatment mailed ire*
this fortune on which 'I had concentrat W illia m s’ M edicine Company.
fu
ll
description,
prices,
etc., a o k n t s w a n t e d .
rrn
“
alace
deepen
rind
Diners;
Family
SWIFT SPF.OFIf m .Atlanta Cka
voice proposed then and there that she o mere lim itation of time, ran contain,
the wants of the animals.
P E T A L U M A m C U A A TO R C O .,P c t «lo n i«.C il.
Tour-at Cars; Buffet-Library Oa-s. Write
ed all my affections,’ you are not going
come out to the Woodlands to dinner.
The peu conld easily have been moved, C. C. Donovan, General Agent, Portland
THE DECLINE OF WAR.
•ay, more than <0.
to touch a penny of it, and not one of
Lik e a flock of startled hens the
as
the
fence
aronnd
it
was
made
of
Oregon,
or
F.
I.
Whitney,
G.
P
A
T.
A..
Hence, though the geueral scheme is
you w ill be able to boast that you have P n r w a it o f P r o p e r t y a m i W e a l t h t h e M a in Quaker matrons rescued P olly from the
the same, there is always novelty in movable rails placed zigzag fashion on St. Paul, Minn., for printed matter and in
squandered tho m illions which the old
C a u *e T h e r e o f.
DR. GUNN’S
wilderness of tnlle and india muslin, the arrangement, for the particular 70 purpose that it might be changed from formation about ratea, routes, etc.
Marquis d ’A lig re had taken so many
The warlike temperament of man bas the fashionable dress of the time. Miss
IM PROVED
place to place, but evidently the com
vary
with
each
tim
e
of
delivery.
N
o
I
cannot
s
p
e
a
k
too
highly
o
f
Fiso's
Cure
years to hoard up. ”
been one of bis most prominent charac Rebecca langhed joyously as she re
fort of the “ shotes” was not regarded as for Consumption.— M bs . F r a n k M obbh , 215
greater
mistake
could
be
made
than
to
Sir Robert Bevil, one of James I ’s teristics from the earliest times. To signed ber friend and walked away, and
U V E R PILLS BEST Ik THE WORLD
imagine that Mr. Moody does not study nf mneh importanca Later, a small, W. 22d St., N. Y., Ocr.29, 1KW.
officials, did not even spare his w ife
live to fight bas been tbe chief aim of then poor P olly was taken in band,
its w earin g q u alities are unsurpassed, a ctu a lly
slim fignre, in a scant, homespun dress,
A MILD PHYSIC.
“ I give unto my w ifeteune shillings in ino6t prim itive peoples and has been a warned, entreated to avoid the w orld ’s for his sermons. On tho contrary, he is faded aud torn, suddenly emerged from
ou tlastin g tw o boxes o f any o th e r brand. Free
M U S IC S T O R K —W ile y B. A l l e t Co., ih e
from A n im a l O il*
(1 K T T H K U K N d I N K .
respect she took her sonnes part against leading occupation of all civilized ones. people and their vanities, etc., and always studying. When in the evan
O N E P I L L F O R A DOSE.
oldest, the largest, 211 First St., Portland .
FO R B A LK B Y OREG O N A N D
gelistic field, the batch of envelopes, a narrow path which opened npon the
j>m*nt of the bcwola each day ih noceesair for
C h ickerin g, Hardm an, Fischer Pianos, Estey
me and did anymate and comfort him J Armies have grown in size, weapons reached home npon the whole not dis
These
pills
supply
what
the
system
lacks
to
f
l
^
W
A
S
H
I
N
f
l
T
O
N
M K I U 'H A N T I
road,
and
a
childish
voice
said
timidly,
Organs. Low prices, easy teridR.
bursting w ith fatness, appears the mo
ma.ke it regular. They cure Headache brighten tlie
and Dealers ge n era lly.
afterwards. These w ill not be forgot have m ultiplied in number and destruc pleased with the adventure.
I O - C K N T M U S I C —Seud fo r catalogues.
Eye«, and clear the Complexion better than ooemetics
' Do you want some headache blossom,
ment
jreakfast
is
over,
and
tbe
stranger
They neither gripe nor sicken. To convince you. we
ten. ” And the Earl of Stafford, who tiveness, battles have grown more and
ma’am?” a little black hand holding
Before the week was out she had vis
will mail «ample free, or a full tx»x for 56c. Sold every
married the daughter o f the Due de more deadly in action, w h ile also be- ited the Woodlands, had seen the pic ’.vho enters at almost any time of day, ont a bnnch of delicate pink flowers,
where.
BOSANKO MED. CO.. Philadelphia. Pw
T r y G k r m e a f o r b r e a k fa s t.
f o r C A N M A K E M O N E Y K AI.
xcept
at
the
hours
of
platform
work,
In g hay w ith a good H ay Cress.
Grammont, wrote: “ T o the worst of -oming more merciful iu their accom tures and was led in to dinner by a very
with perfume more powerful than sweet
W iit e u* for in fo rm a tio n .
svill
find
him
with
his
litter
of
notes,
women, Claude Charlotte de Grammont, paniments, hut still it is everywhere handsome young gentleman from V ir
The acceptance of this offering seemed
B 1 C Y U L K H W * sell all the
unfortunately my wife, guilty as she is ipparent that, in spite o f these aids to ginia described by Miss Beeky'in her either staffing himself or his portfolios
to thaw out her reserve, and the little
l«eat first class Bicycles. W rite
of all crimes, I leave five ami forty | -'image, the m ilitary spirit is on tbe curt speech as a “ Jim m y Jessamy from with new points ho has picked up
--------------- fo r Catalogu e.
girl
volnnteered
the
information
that
through the day. His search for these
brass halfpence, which w ill buy a pul j decline.
the Tidewater, ” name Francis Dulaney. “ points,’ ’ and especially for light npon she and Yankee, her brother, “ aimed i f it is poor and thin and lacking in th*
I. J . T R U M A N & C O .,
BUCCI
let for her supper. A better g ift than
May we not look for tbe cause of this The dress of this gentleman wonld sur
‘-830 D u *h S t r e e t ,
S an F r a n c is c o , C a l'.
to dash water to de hog ebery ebenin. ”
io .
number and quality of those rea corpus
texts,
Bible
ideas
or
characters
is
cease-
her father can make her.” — Westm in in the enormously increased cost of war
Piease m ention this Paper w hen w ritin g.
In tbe days of the old regime the cles, you are in danger o f sickness iron-
prise a nineteenth century belle, al ; less.
P
O
R
T
L
A
N
D
,
O
R
E
G
O
N
ster Review.
fare cud its interference w ith the pur- though it was de regie 100 years ago. I
crops were all fenetd in, and the hogs, disense germs and the enervating effect o.
warm weather. Purify your blood with
S h a d F lie s .
nit of prosperity and wealth? When A capary waistcoat rigged with flowers
General Agents for A ultman A T a v u ik
and cattle as well, v e re allowed to roam
A H ero.
" Y o u can talk about the mosquitoes at w ill through tbe fastnesses of the
the internal losses to a people become in red silk, claret colored coat with
T iibkbherh , T raction K. nw srh and
O f all the wretchedly underpaid greater 'ban those they can gain through
Itching Pilm
P ii«« known by moisture
moat nr« like
lik** perapiration,
perspiration, can*»
of N ew Jersey or Florida,” said O. T.
D iso ek W oodbury P ower .
Often
intense itching w ban a arm. Thi« form and Blind, Bleed
Am erican consuls we think the case of conquest and annexation, they ^ i l l be deep cuffs, laced steel buttons big as Tappan of Oswego, "b u t they w ill not swamps and timbered tracts
The great blood purifier, which has proved
ing or Protruding Pile* > ic ld a I o n c e la
times
the
animals
were
not
seen
for
toy
saucers,
claret
breeches
and
stock
—
Htve
for
8»le
—
its merit l y a record of cures unequalled
our representative at Sautes, Brazil, is very loath to enter into a great conflict
D R . B O -S A N -K O ’ S P IL E R E M E D Y ,
months. When the time drew near for in medical hist or}-. Willi pure, rich HAND-CASE SEPARATORS AND ENGINES whloh act« directly ou parto affected, absorbs to mora, al
ings, hackled shoes and steenkirk cra compare with the sbad flics on tbe St.
the worst. This unfortunate individual
lay« itching, effecting a permanent care. Pnce inc
I aru very far from saying that many vat smartly laced. Very commonplace Lawrence river in the month o f June
blood
you
will
be
well
and
strong.
Do
nog killing, parties were made up to
»raggiato or mad. D r . B o e a n k o , . /
P U lU U a .. P a .
— a Maine man— receives the munificent | other causes, such as ethics and a grow
A n d oth er M ach inery o f S ta vrr A W alker
The shad fly w ill neither bite nor sting,
"drive” tbe swamp and captu-e the not neglect this important matter but
Stock to < lose ou t cheap.
salary o f $1,500 a year. His expenses ing spirit of mercy, may not have con people looked like stately gentlemen in but he comes in greater quantities tbau
take Hood’s Sarsaparilla now.
half w ild creatures, as it was desired to
such apparel, while in the hideous uni
W r i t e f o r C a t a lo g u e a n d P r i c e s .
are |3,000 a year. He has buried his tributed to this pacification of the na-
the locnsts o f Egypt. Doors have to be iatteu them in pens before k illing
It H n n r l ’ c P i l l c *re tasteless, mild,effec
vice consul, has had yellow fever twice | tions, bnt is it not true that the cost of form of today the A p ollo Belvidere closed, and boys stand in the hotels to
Room 550 Worcester Block, Portland, Or,
n c jtju
a r i i i b t i v e . a h dru ggist«, a c
os vtrhu ng
might without discrimination be taken
was not infrequently the case that the
himself, resigns periodically, but still i war is the chief preventive of war? I f
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F O E C H IL D R E N T E E T H IN G
-
sweep the insects off tho guests as they swine became qnite ferocious, having
for the butler or undertaker.
,
F
o
r
«nlc
by
a
ll
OrnggUt*.
2.*»
('c
a t * a bet tie. !
sticks pluckily to his poet waiting for j - 10, does it not illustrate the rule that
N. P. N. U. No. 602 - 8 . F. N. U. No. 67W1
enter. They come like a cloud, or more been loft so long at large, and the hunt
Mr.
Dulaney
made
him
elf
very
agree
his successor to be appointed and, what tho reactions set np by the vast technical
able. He told of bis life in Lo.idon like a blinding snowstorm, and when ers fonnd themselves in tho midst o f a
is more important, to accept the ap improvement of methods of destruction
'w ild boar” hunt in earnest, which
when he had been a student, of his lone they first swarin objects cannot be dis
pointment. This consul deserves well liavo reacted on the prim itive canse of
they hugely enjoyed Most of the farm
ly plantation in Virginia, his widowed tinguiebed across the street.
of his country.— Bath Times.
“ I went boating on the river at one ers of the .southern states uow leave t heir
the destruction— viz, tho tinman w ill— mother and sister who had married in
M ixes w ith cold w ater. R elia b le aud *afe
1 and have lessened the cause by m odify England, and Polly, to her surprise, felt time when they made their appearance, crops unfenced, and the stock has to be
en A g t S for Oregon. Washing
T h e C u r*e O m it t e d .
J
A
M
E
S
U
M IC O ., Patine, • Í ton,
Idaho, uakoia A Montana.
ing the heart and brain of man?— Pop as i f they had been friends for a long and soon 1 was covered with them, the pastured or looked after, which practice
A n English paper says that on every
bottom of the boat was bidden from has put an end to such pursuits.— New
ular Science Monthly.
time,
and
then
Becky
carried
her
off,
Christmas day since the Napoleonic in
warning Mr. Frank that he must not go view , tbe surface of the river was York Tribune.
vasion of Russia in 1813 a prayer has
T h a c k e ra y on J o h n P a u l J on es.
W E L L -K N O W N
B E E R
Full Caballeros size, | 3 A per thou sand; 3 per
philandering abont Third and Walnut, strewn with their bodies, and the air
--- (IN KEljH OK BOITLKf)---
been recited in all the churches of tho
cent cRNh discount. A ll first-class dealers shouM
“ Traitor, i f yon w ill, was M. John
H a rd W o o d .
was
dark
with
them.
I
attempted
to
keep them . If you r dealer does n ot keep them
Second to n o n e -
T
Y IT ..
czar's empire, calling down the curses Paul Jones, afterward knight of bis as it wonld make trouble. On the road row back to Prescott and pnlled hard in
According to a recent legal decision
N o m a tu r w here f.o m .
I O I t T L % M > , O K .
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o f heaven upon the French, Indeed most Christian majesty’s Order of Mer- home the girls had a long talk, and
the
direction
1
supposed
it
to
be,
bnt
reported
in
Tbe
Tiuiberman,
hard
wood
the anathema formed p a ito f the Christ
i-i ...
|IQ{ a braver traitor never wore a P olly made up her mind that the first when I finally reached the shore 1 dis is "an y tree that bas a leaf at distin
era in a g irl's life had opened for her.
mas day liturgy c f the orthodox church. . sword. ’ ’
She had a lover, and, as is always the covered that I was five miles away, and guished from a neetlla ” A man con
Samples free. Correspondeiu e solicited.
But on last Christmas day, Russia and
ouch were almost the last words
it took me several hours to get to my tracted to deliver to a railroad bard wood
France having become friendly, the czar j traced by the baud o f Thackeray, and result, snch knowledge gave her, with destination. I ha e beard of being lost eordwood, and he delivered a poplar in
ordered the cursing prayer to be om it j they show the astonishing miscoucep- a sense of responsibility, a new feeling in snowstorms, but this was the only
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part fulfillment of tbe contract The
of self confidence and respect.
ted.
I (ion of Paul Jones which prevailed in
tim
e
I
ever
experienced
being
lost
in
a
railroad
rejected
tbis
as
not
bard
wood
Preserves all kinds of Fruit without cooking, and retains their
It was a tact. M i. Francis Dulaney
1 tlie mind of one o f the justest men that
and sued, but tbe contractor won the
was in love with tbe beautiful Quaker cloud of flies. ”
H i# P r e fe r e n c e .
natural flavor.
j ever lived. Washington was a hero even
case ou the decision of the court, as re
“ C K .r l W h a t Is C s a r? "
Young Clerk— Do you like to stand In to his enemies, yet Washington had ac- ess, and Becky Hamilton took charge of
ported
above.
Women
w
ill
now
have
a
front of the store and see the crowds go by? ; tnally held a commission ia the Brit- the courtship with characteristic energy.
A t a banquet last summer at Arch
A lter three months spent in alternate angel. when the health of the emperor distinct and lawful standard to gauge
Old Merchant—No, but I like to stand | isb army, while Panl Jones could say
‘ HE TH A T W ORKS EASILY, W ORKS
their hard wood furniture description«
In the back of the store and see the crowds
hopes and fears Francis Dulaney pro
was given, we English rose, and, in ac
! to the American congress at the close of
como buy.— Buffalo Commercial.
S U C C E S S F U L L Y .” C L E A N H O U S E W IT H
cordance w ith our custom, repeated the
S k ir t D a n c in g a t flo m e .
J the war: “ I have never borne arms under
posed and was accepted by Mary Pen
h
e
b
e
s
t
any bnt the American flag, nor have I
name, exclaiming, “ The czar!”
My
It is sheer nonsense to pretend that
/ M O T H E R S •ver borne or acted nnder any commis nell, and at once Frank announced his neighbor on my left, the commander of the modern g irl learns skirt dancing
recoven
vering from sion but that o f the congress of Aract- intention of calling on her father.
a Russian line of battle ship then in ont of devotion to tlie art. A ll she
Next morning that gentleman found the port, turned to me and said in
the illness at 1 ica. ’’ This singular distinction against
wants is notoriety and to possess that
tending
child- Panl Jones extended to the whole of the himself standing in front of an utter French: “ The czar! W bat is that you
attraction in the eyes of men which she a ^N ursing M others , I nfants ,^
• birth, or who suf-
stranger,
handsome
and
well
dressed,
It seemed to me imagines the ballet girl possesses. In
jffer from the ef- feeble naval force of the colonies. Sol- who announced himself as a suitor for mean by ‘ the czar?’ ”
" fects of disorders, I (tiers were treated from tho beginning the hand of his daughter. The old sailor that be had never heard tho title ap almost every case she dances so badly
plied to his emperor.— Notes and that there ¡9 uo excuse for her front tho
d e r a n g e m e n ts as prisoners of war, while until Panl
bad never been so taken aback, but a ft Queries.
* JOHN CARLE & SONS, New York.
*
an d d is p la c e Jones forced an exchange of prisoners
BEW ARED
artistio point of view, and i f skirt danc
ments of tile wo npon equal terms American sailors were er many earnest words and entreaties
ing is not artistic it is vulgar or ridicu
of imitation
A
I
.
ily
T
h
a
t
W
o
r
k
e
d
.
manly
organs, formally declared to bo “ traitor-, pi- declared himself as firmly and unalter
trade marks
“ W h y do you call me a lily?” asked lous or both. In either case it is a fash
ably opposed to soch a union, and his
w ill find relief | rates and felons.” — “ Panl Jones, " b y
and labels.
ion which adds nothing to the dignity
the pretty soubrette.
visitor ilepaited.
and a permanent cure in Dr. Pierce’s M olly E lliot Seawell, in Ceutnry.
The Largest Manufacturers of
i t a gentlewoman or to her charm and
Favorite Prescription.
Taken daring
“ ‘ She toils not, neither does she
And now the hardest was to come—
is, as a rule, au exposure both of bat!
PURE, HIGH GRADE
pregnancy, the “ Prescription ”
D ia m o n d C u ttin g .
to see and reproach his daughter for her spin,’ ” quoted the enamored vnutb.
taste aud a bad figure. Beautiful wom
“
Toil,
I
believe,
means
to
w
o
'k
,”
infraction
o
f
duty
and
respect
to
ber
C ocoas and C h o c o lates
Not only is diamond cutting not a
H A K E S C H IL D B IR T H E A S Y
an do not need such expedients for at
On this Continent, have received
by preparing the system for parturition, specially high paid occupation, but it patent. He sent for ber. • Never had she murmured the maiden.
tracting
attention.—
Loudo.i
Graphic.
Then she worked him for a pair of
thus assisting Nature and shortening is one involving a most humiliating seemed so beantiful, bnt there was
HI 6 HE 8 T AWARD 8
“ labor.”
The painful ordeal of child s-ystem of espionage to the worker. Each something matured, a quiet firmness in diamond earrings aud did a pirouette
Mary, queen of Scots, had red hair
from the great
birth is robbed of its terrors, and the r an is held strictly to acronut for the her eyes he bad not noticed before, and to shew she was no l i ’y .— Los Angeles and a cross eye, and iu spite of the en
i
dangers thereof greatly lessened, to both i tones he receives on going to work in to his amazement be learned that she H e r » ! !
In
d
u
stria
l and Food
comiums of her contemporaries is be
mother and child. The period of con
i
the morning, and the conut has to be had pledged her faith and would keep
E X P O S IT IO N S
finement is also greatly shortened, the
Pernambuco, wlien translated into lieved not to have been a handsome
C o s t s n o m o re th a n in fe rio r p a ck a g e so d a—
It. He had bent refractory men to his
woman.
IN
EUROPE
AND
AMERICA.
mother strengthened anil built up, and carefully taken when the unfinished
English, means the “ mouth of hell.”
n e v e r sp o ils th e flo u r, k e ep s so ft, and is uni
an abundant secretion of nourishment work is tnrned in at night to be locked w ill, hot knew that he was powerless The allusion is to the tempestuor s surl
r.p iu a safe against the retnrn of tbs here, yet resolved to try.
“ Poor Richard's Alm anac” com-
for the child promoted.
versally acknowledged purest in tbe world.
that contiunally renders the neighbor
: o f the labels and wrappers on oar
He had a maiden sister in New York,
nanded at tbe last sale f l 8.
workmen the next day. The possibilities
pood*, consumers should make sure
hood dangerous to the sailor.
[that our place of mannfaeture.
: of theft are great, though a dishonest and he at once sent for her. Aont Pa
'namely, D o r r k e s t e r , M usa.,
Wade only by CHURCH k CO., Hew Tort.
is
printed on each package.
workman knows that an attempt to dis tience was not a bad woman according
Sold ky rrocen everywhere.
Tbe Greeks, when traveling, wore
pose of an unfinished stone wonld bring to her lights, but looked on a love affair hats in wiuter of cloth or felt; i sum
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE.
W rits to r A rm oad
suspicion npon him wherever tbe at as a device of the e v il one, to be met mer of plaited straw, w ith broad brims. D r. P r i c e ’ » C r e a m B a t i n g P o w d e r .
W AITER BAKER A CO.. DORCHESTER. MASS.
tempt was made.— New York Mercury- •nd baffled at any and all risk. Her
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