Cottage Grove echo=leader., February 29, 1896, Image 4

WOMAN'S W ORLD.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
SH E
IS A T T H E H E A D O F
A N ’S
M i»*
BOARD
W i lla r d ’»
AT
couraged housekeeping. ” With a ju
dicions application of “ scientific shirk-
ing” there need be d o lasting truth to
this statement. However degenerate it
may sound, “ shirking" is theonly thing
by which a woman can, under the pres­
sure of present living, hope to keep her
health and to escajie u care crazed brain.
— Chicago Post.
THE W O M ­
ATLANTA.
R o m a n c e - - T ry
Scientific
S h irkin g— W o m a n '* T art In R an k in g A f­
fair*— N o t M erely a H ouseh old C aretaker.
W o m a n '* P art I u R ank in g Affaire.
T h e B ro o k ly n Five.
A B S O LU TE LY P U B E
AN
ENEMY
TO
C H E E SE R O L L IN S O N S T A T E N ISLAN D.
HER SEX.
A. M oaru lsr anil S k illfu l Ita lia n Can W in
M a n j Pound» o f 1'r.rmMan.
T h a t'« W h itt M ary D . K r o a t Say* o f the
E d ito r o f T h e Satu rday R eview .
In tbo good timo that is coming— of
equal gnffragc and of equal rights in all
the avocations of life, the time that
shall mark tho abolition >f discrimina­
tion because of sex— The Saturday Re­
view w ill be remembered as one of the
chief opponents of liberality and jus­
tice. Whenever or wherever it can utter
a slur upon women, the falsehood and
tho insult have gone forth. Uufortn-
nmely its chief mouthpiece is a woman—
a woman so sour aud hard that one
wonders mnch at the fate ami experi­
ence that could so have imbittered her
judgment that she is incapable of lieing
even fair upon the simplest question
where the interests of other women are
involved. The world of working women
has in her a pronounced enemy, for she
believes that all women should remain
•t homo aud be protected, whether they
have a home or not, and even where
there is no one w illing to assume the
burden of the protection. The latest
diatribe from The Saturday Review
against tbo hated sex is a charge that
women are incapable of friendship or
•ven good w ill toward each other; that
they w ill betray confidence without re­
gret, break faith with impunity and
qnarrel O'er a pirated bonnet t t an
alienated lover.
It goes for nothing that history can
give many noble examples of lasting
friendships between women and that
there aro other Illustrious examples to
be studied in onr own times, while
there is no one who cannot recall in his
or hcrown ini mediate circle women who
have been faithful friends for years, be
tween whom the cloud of suspicion has
never risen and whom sorrow end ad
versify or that still greater test, fortune
aud prosperity, could never separate.
There is no so called self made woman
who cannot name some faithful woman
friend wlio held out the helpiug hand
just at the right m. n.eut; who opened
her doors and received her into the bos-
p.taiity of her own home; who sent the
timely check that made possible the
prlcplr*-'» epportnnity which turned the
tide o f fortune.
The faithful friendships between w o­
men wives poverty is a common bond
could they be known would revive one’s
faith in human nature and its possibili­
ties of divinity. They divide their all
—the crowded room, the leen purse, the
unwonted luxury, the few possessions—
and with a self abnegation so complete
that ono can well believe that life itself
wonld be surrendered if it were required.
The reul trnth is that women who
satirize and misrepresent their own sex
know nothing of women. They have
proved themselves hostile and treacher­
ous, aud from such traitors good women
turn away instinctively. They know
that they have nothing to h o i» for at
their hands.
It is difficult to understand what
could he the motive of writers c f Mrs.
Lyun Lynton’s type. Do they seek to
curry favor with men? Is it a method
of proclaiming tlicir own superiority
over a sox which they have endeavored
to prove are so manifestly inferior, mor­
ally, intelleetcally and physically? No
one can tell, not even themselves, if
they were pressed for an explanation of
their motives. They should learn one
thing, however. nDd that is that, how­
ever their power may be limited in oth­
er directions, womeu are social arbiters.
The edict baa gore forth that there is no
breach of good breeding more heinous
than tho detraction and misrepresenta­
tion of one woman at the bands of un-
other. So if conscience and generosity
are no restraint rigorous rules of e-ti-
quetto may be. The woman who is a
woman 'a worst enemy is no longer the
fashion. As a type site is destined to
become as obsolete as Lyd a Languish
or Clarissa Harlowc.— Mary H. Krout
in Chicago Inte:* Ocean.
□ 1. » 4 B lit N e t R ed ee m e d .
The other forenoon a man appeared at
tho snbtreasnry in St. Lonis and present
•d a $4 bill of tho old “ continental cur­
rency” for redemption. Ee hit Bert
Farrar, tho paying teller, and nearly
paralyzed that person by asking $10,000
in liquidation of the ancient obligation.
Ho obtained this result by figuring com­
pound interest from tho date of issue,
1777, and was displeased when Mr.
Farrar suggested that “ 10 cents per 100
pounds" was about the probable value
of such stuff. Finding that neither $10,-
000 nor any other sum was fortheom
ing, he gathered tip his precious posses­
sion aud sorrowfully departed
Ti e women of this country play a
more important part in its banking af­
fairs than they perhaps realize. They
have a large interest iuthe bank capital
and figure asemployees, shareholders, di­
rectors and officers.
James H. Eckels, comptroller of the
currency, has compiled some interesting
figures showiug in part the interest of
women in banking. The statistics cover
both the national and state banks and
were obtained iu response tocircular let-
ters of inquiry.
According to the .showing, the num­
ber of bharcsof national hanks is7,099,-
413, representing a total valuation of
$688,642,876. O f these women own
1,733,772 shares of a valueof $130,681,-
492. The percentage of shares is 24.4
and of capital 18.9. The number of in
dividual women holders of uational
bank stock is 70,697.
It is rather curious to note that the
women apparently have greater confi­
dence in national than in state banks.
The total shares aud capital of the lat-
terclassof institutions are 3,618.804 and
$307,151,716 respectively. Of this num­
ber 481,098 shares, representing $38,-
074,712, stand ill the names of women.
The percentages are respectively 13.3
and 12.4, aud the individual holders
number 23,146.
The womeu employees in the national
banks of the country are 383 and of the
state banks 584
They receive n total
compensation from national banks of
$185,797, aud from state hanks $262,-
847. The average annual compensation
iu the former institutions is $185.11
and in the latter $450.42. Estimating
the average dividends from bank stock
at 6 per ee,nt, the women of the country
for a year would receive an aggregate
nnnnul return from their investments in
banks of move than $10,000,000.
As president of the woman’s board of
managers at the Atlanta exposition Mrs.
Joseph K. Thompson has appeared iu a
new role.
Hitherto she has been a
social leader, noted for her brilliancy,
beauty and wit, lmt since she has been
installed in her new position she has
shown so mnch executive ability, tact
aud talent that even her friends are de­
lightfully surprised. Those who are
woikiug iu conjunction with her say
tha; she has the same admirable qual­
ities wiiich made Mrs. Potter Palmer
such a power at the Chicago exposition.
Mrs. Thompson is the only daughter
of Colonel Minims of Atlanta, and be­
fore her marriage she was an aclcnowl-
f Cornelia Phillips Spencer, who is the
I first woman to receive the honor from
j that source.
The distinction is the well merited re
j ward of many years of faithful servioe
on Mrs. Spencer's part. Although the
university has just celebrated its cen­
tennial anniversary, it harely existed
during the rebellion, and soon after,
like Wordsworth's famous Lucy Snow,
it “ ceased to be,” hut Mrs. Spencer
! succeeded in arousing enough interest
among its ahunnte to reanimate it
She has taken a prominent part iu all
efforts to increase the efficiency of the
university, and some time ago an at-
tempt was made to recognize her serv-
ices, but the southern feeling was not
ready fur such radical action, and it is
only lately her friends have seen that
I the conferring of a degree is a suitable
! manner of expressing to her their giati-
j tude and esteem.— New York Press.
1
She Stood C p F o r H e r F ig h t* .
a
»IT T tn
Mrs. Lee Is woman barber In Chi
cago. She heard the other day that the
j conncil was going to pass an ordinance
prohibiting women from engaging in
the occupation of barbering, so when
the barbers held a mass meeting she
presented herself in behalf of the hun­
i dred or more women who are to be
' found in Chicago shops. She represent­
ed that women are forging to the front
in the business. “ There is a reason for
this,” she said. “ Women barbers do not
drink or carouse; consequently their
nerves are always steady and their
touch is light. They do not chew to­
| bacco nor smoke cigars, aud always
treat their customers with the utmost
politeness.” This plain talk created a
great uproar, hut Mrs. Lee smiled and
sat down, satisfied that she had shown
the meeting that womtn can hold their
own anywhere.— Chicago Correspond­
ent
j
FROM
THF
R IO O D
Br th* kldn*T*. Impurities p u * o e hsrmiraelv.
The Inactivity ot the oigaua named rot only
cause these impuriiles to remain aud poison
the system, bnt also leads to the degeneration
and destruction ot the organs themselves. Pre­
vent Mright's disease, diabete*. dropsy, gravel
and other ailmet.ta which aff.ct the kidm-ra
and bladder n ilh Hosteiter's Sioma< h Bit-era.
which likewise overcomes m slaria. dvspeptle,
billions, nervous and rheumatic complainta.
'•Ah. m e, m y heart t s t n lH " sighed the girl
who had been taking advantage of her leap vear
privilege until she found herseti engaged to five
men.
FR O ST.
F R O L IC * A N D
M arch
A p r il,
M ay
because th e sy ste m
einp haM c-Jly t b s
is now
q u ic k ly resp on d s to
Family Medicine of the Afe.
TUB O RBIT
iTaken Internally, It Cures
Diarrhoea, Cramp, and Pajn in the
Stomach, Sore Throat, Sudden Colda,
Coughs, &c., &c.
Uaed Externally, It Cures
Cuts, Bruises. Burns, Scalds, Sprains,
Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neu­
ralgia, Rheumatism, Frosted Feet.
n r t Otsarrer.
Sa!am
* • In tel,
«IMinr.1 ta ancb «nb-amUS
pnpnlfcXity.—
A d »rt|çlD of m i t m-rlt , „ 4 rtrtn«.—« » « .
Jrnmpmrmtl.
W . «no h a M a J I m n ,
th .
of tba
P*tn-K lier. w« bave s*en it» mairie affecta la
•ccKhfac tha •everett pain, and know it to b# a
fond ar iola.
* •¡•'S* «sr* for poln—no
.hoold b*
althont tt. -
£ ni h-V ?
'
th* P»l«-KIH«r,
*hwh u t .
♦ ralnabla faœily ir.edu-iu« an*
lit a*«.—TV ... /. ». ».
It ha* real m- r,i ; •• a m*ans of r*moTtng pain,
ao medictn* h»« «<*.in,rwd a r-pntatioo *qaal to
P-rry Daria' Pt-n-Kili*r.—J>
(if
-tfnrtm na i Diapmtck.
Tranêcript.
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11
A*#»/ s.
uport
*
y.) Doilm
It i* really a *aloabla medlcine-it ta aaad bp
■t*ny PLfsiciana.
itfwar* of imit.atloca, bn* oniy tho g«nuin*
ada hy '*P er » y D avis .’* *old a*ary«har%
rca bctUaa. i » u d h a
-B*.aton TrartUer.
t
DR. GUNN'S
L IV E R
PIL L S
IMPROVED
OPIUM
2fx\ Sol tf every-
PbüadelphiA, PÍk
M orphia#» H a b it C arp ii In 10
to
HrtjK. N o p a y t i ll cu rad .
OR. J.STEPHEN», Icbanon.Oh'O.
20
in
need
m ed icin a l q u a litie s
body freely, bu t acc u m u la te in the b lo o d .
April
lakes,
T h e best m e d icin e to p u rify , en rich and
vitalize th e b lo o d . And th u s give strength
an d b u ild u p the s y s te m , is H o o d ’ s Sarsa­
A favorite sport ameug the better
p a rilla . T h o u sa n d s take it as th eir Sp ring
slass of Italians in New York is cheese
M ed icin e , an d m ore are ta k in g It today
rolling. In the rural districts of this
th an ever before.
I f y o u are tired, “ o u t o f
sountry it used tol-e thetustom at some
H
eroic
L
ittle
W
o
m
a
n
.
fairs and merrymaki ,gs t< stick a cheese
D u tch B onnet o f R e a l H air.
If there is a heroic litt e woman in
on the top of a tall pola The country­
A girl sat near me at the theater the
this country, one of whom every Ameri- j
men would all try their hardest to shin
other night w ho was tha observed of ob­
\ can should feel proud, it is Mrs. Jose- i
up tho pole to capture the cheese, and
servers, and she knew it, says the Wo­
phiue D. Peary, w ife of Lieutenant
tho successful man walked off with his
man About Town in the Washington
aorta,’ * n e rv o u s, h a r e
bad tase In tha
Peary,
the
arctic
explorer,
and
also
a
prize. Iu the Italian game the success­
Post Her gown was like auy one of a
m o rn in g , ach in g o r d izzy
head,
sour
first
class
arctic
explorer
iu
her
own
ful man walks off with the cheese, but
half dozen pretty frocks in the honse,
First Clerk—Does your guv'uor ever tell you sto m a ch an d feci a ll run d o w n , a con rse
1 right She had a terrifying experience
ho does not climb any pole for it. The
fellowb
funny
stories?
Second
Clerk—N
o;
but
but her hair was unique. You thought
o f H o o d ’s S a rsa p a rilla w ill put y o u r w h o !«
in the icy latitudes of the far north not
winner is ho who can roll the cheese I
when you first looked at her that she we have to laugh ju»t the same.
b od y in g oo d ord er a n d m a k e y o u stron g
so long ago, but is now making ready to
farthest, anti to him belong the cheeses :
H O W 'S T H I S ?
was wearing a bonnet, hut she wasn’t.
and vigoro u s.
I t is th e ideal S p rin g
try another voyage. She is also raising
of the other contestants.
Her heavy brown hair was dragged to
M ed icin e an d t m e nerve to n ic , because
the funds wherewith to equip the ship
Jnst hack of South Beach there is an ¡
We offer One Hundred Dollar* Reward for
the crown of her bead, and there twist­ any
c*ae of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
with which to rescue or aid her husband,
Italian hotel, with a picturesque arbor
ed and pnffed and pinned into a very H all's Catarrh Cute
who seems to be icebound far up in
facing on the road. This arbor, which
F. J. CHKNEY A CO, Propa., Toledo, O.
fair imitation of a Dutch bonnet, com­
We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney
north Greenland. Siie has already lec­
is covered with vines, is extensive and
plete even to the big bow in the back. for the la«t 16 years, and believe him perfectly
tured before large audiences and raised
is used as a dining room by the guests.
honorable In all business transactions aud fin­
It was o<ld, it was striking, bnt it was ancially
able to carry out any obligation* made
a goodly sum of moucy and has now a
The Italians who come from all over
decidedly the very latest fashion, and by their firm.
second lecture with which she hopes to
New York city to witness or take part
W fst A T a r ax.
she knew it. What is more to the point,
Whole* ale Druggist*. Toledo, O.
produce the amount of money required !
in the cheeso rolling conteS first of all
all tho women who saw it knew it, and
W a ld in o , K inn an A M a r v in .
for the expedition— New York Adver­
dine in the great vine clad arbor. They
Wholesale Dniggisis. Toledo, Ohio.
the wearer knew they knew it.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is takeu Internally, acting
Is the One True Blood Purifier. A ll druggist*. IL
tiser.
feast to their hearts’ content on min-
directly upon the blood aud mucous surl aces of
Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co., LowoT, M*sa.
O u r D augh ter*.
estra, olives, spaghetti, fresh veal stuff­
the system. Price, 76c per bottle, told by all
M rs. G eorge W i lli a m C urtis.
druggists. Testimonials free.
ed and other Italian dishes. The stone
If there he any general “ revolt of
H all’* Family Pill* are the best.
Mrs.
George
William
Curtis,
the
wid-
i
n n o H ’ c D illc are purely vegetable, eer*
tables are heaped w ill Italian dainties
the daughters,” which I do not believe,
nUUQ a r iU b felly prepared 25 cent*.
ow of the lamented editor, essayist and
M A R R IA iïF JO URNAL, cot ta ini ug pictures
and bottles of the imported wines so
MBS. JOSEPH K. THOMPSON.
there must be tome deep underlying and
3Ó0
“
a
d
s,"
li)
ceut*.
It
w
ill
help
you
find
scholar, may be seen almost auy of these
dear to the average Italian. It is not to edged belle of that city, a distinction
germ of disease in our modern civiliza­ wealthy life partner P. O. box 9 » , Portland.
DIRECTIONS fo r using
fine summer afternoons driving a spirit­
be supposed that ice cream venders aud which she retained after she became the
tion. It can hardly occur when parents
CREAM BALM. — Apply
P
lso
’
s
C
ure
is
th
e
m
e
d
icin
e
to
break
up
ed
team
of
horses
ou
Richmond
terrace,
“ hokey pokey" men are among the wife of Joseph Thompson, the proprie­
are wise and loving and when, for the c h ild r e n ’s C o u g h s a n d s C o ld s .— M rs . M .G . • particle o f the Balm well
Staten Island. Among her neighbors
diners. They are portly barbers, wine tor of the Kimball House. Both as Miss
fussiness of wearisome restraints and B l c f t , K prague. W a s h ., M arch 8, 1H94.
up into the nostrilt. A fin
Mrs.
Curtis
has
won
almost
as
much
re­
merchants and prosperous business men. Mina Minims and Mrs. Thompson she is
incessant interferences, they substitute
F IT ’S .—All fit» »lopped tree by D r . K li n e '» a moment draw strong
nown
for
her
good
horsemanship
as
she
Imported wines are too expensive for well known in social circles in this city
O r e a t N e r v e R e s t o r e r . No tits aftet the ttrsi
the film control of gentleness and love
day’s u»e. Marvelous core*. Treatise and finr breath through the nose.
has for her deeds of charity and kind­
the frnit venders and peanut men, who ami is a particular favorite in the south­
— Archdeacon Farrar in “ Woman's trial bottle tree to FIi case» Send to Dr. Kline Use three t mes a day. a fter
ness.
« 1 Arch St Philadelphia. Pa.
meals preferred, and before
besides cannot afford to miss their Sun­ ern colony here.
________________
Work. ”
retiring.
day trade, for it is only on Sundays that
In apjiearance she Is tall and statu­
T r y G krmka for breakfast.
W o m e n Surgeon» In A u stria .
T h e Safety Fnn«e.
John Jacob Astor recently took his
the cheese rolling contests are held.
esque, with beautiful brown hair and
Whether women shall practice as sur­ first lesson in manipulating a horseless
After the dinner everybody flocks to eyes. Her jiersonal beauty is enhanced
O neof the summer g irl’s chief respon- !
From r .S . Journal o f yf-dirin*
tho roadside, where the cheese rolling by the vivacity and grace which are sibilities, next to her summer outfit nnd geons and physicians iu Austria is a carriage. He guided it up Fifth avenue.
Prof. W. H. Peeke, who B L T ’ 8 ( R E A M B A L M Opens and clean*®*
question now under consideration by the New York, under the instruction of
makes a specialty of the Nasal Passage», Allay* Pain aud Inflamma­
takes place. A level strip of road is characteristic of southern women. Like her summer campaign, is her hot weath- |
Epilepsy, has without tion, Heals the Horen, Protects the Membrane
government
iu
consequence
of
a
petition
woman, who rode beside him. The ve­
necessary. This must be of considerable all beautiful women, she is fond of pret­ er allowance. Sometimes it is $3,000
doubt treated and cur­ from colds, Restores the Senses of Taste and
ed more cases than any SmelL The Balm 1« quickly absorbed and glvea
length. The cheeses are wound round ty gowns, and her costumes give practi­ aud occasionally only $30. Usually she to be allowed to practice presented by hicle was of Victoria pattern, the motive
living Ph ysician; his relief at once.
with a band of cotton, which is grasped cal evidence of taste, which she has the manages to spend $300 on organdies, Baroness Possaner. Prussia has just de­ power being hidden nnder the seat
success
astonishing.
A particle is applied into each nostril, and la
W e have heard of cases Agreeable. Price. 6C cents at D rczrlats’ or by
by the player and enables him to swing means to gratify, for she is a woman of smart shoes, frills and flummery. Aud cided to throw open medical studies and
of
¡a
years’
standing
mall.
ELY BROTHERS,
degrees
to
womeu.
the cheese with considerable force. Par­ wealth. Although finely educated and she carries most of this sum with her on
^
c u r e d by
66 Warren Btreet, Naw York.
mesan cheeses lire used, on account of with advantages of extensive travel, all her shopping tonrs, at the risk of
A new kind of cloth is being made in
¡heir hardness and the toughness of the Mrs. Thompson has never devoted her­ being robbed ami losing all her summer
black rind. The cheeses are worth 3rt self to any particular artistic or literary frills as well as hearing papa remark Lyons from the down of hens, ducks Krojn the Con ler-Herald, Saginaw, Mick.
cents a pound, aud they weigh from 10 pnrsnits. While evincing an interest in after the catastrophe, “ Hnrnph, that’s and geese. Seven hundred aud fifty
It was publicly talked all over Clare
to 40 pounds apiece. Any number of everything, she preferred to enjoy the so like a woman!” The most old fash­ grains of feathers make rather more county, Mich., for some time before
’ U T S S 3 TO ORDER
people can play— at least as many as pleasures which her social position offer­ ioned of modern womeu despise to be than a square yard of light aud very the Courier-Herald sent a reporter to
large bot­
warm
waterproof
cloth.
Tailor-made, finished and sewed
tle
o
f
his
absolute
cure,
free
to
any
sufferer*
Dover to fully investigate the Coulter
have cheeses, for the contestants supply ed rather than to become wholly alisorb- compared to other women, so this sea­
with «ilk throughout, perfect fitting
who m ay send their P. O. and Express address.
their own cheeses, and the winner takes ed in any one thing.
m at<^ He finally went, and we pub­ W e advise anv one wishing a cure to address
—by fiiHt-ulass w hite tailors— from
The
women
of
Albany
are
wnixing
your
measure. On application will
fi. FZEL. jf. ii.e 4 Cedar St.. Rcw York
the lot.
lish today his full repo. L
1
The duties attached to the position
send samples of cloth and direction*
liui d to convince the citizens that there ters are prominent people, though Mrs.
for seif measurement. Black Chev­
Each player winds the baud round she fills are onerous, but she has dis­
T H K 4 K K M O T O R CO. do*» half th* world’*
should be in that city police matrons, a C. in response to the question whether windmill business, tieoauae It has reduced tl»« cost o'
iot suitings, 9 1 2 .
Uniform* and
his cheese, iu u I with a mighty effort l charged them faithfully and well. With
to 1 /6 what it was.« It baa many branch
Bicycle Hults a *{»eclalty.
house of detention for womeu and wom­ she objected to being interviewed, said, wind p«iwer houses,
and »applies Its goods *nd repairs
send.- the heavy disk bowling along the the natural enthusiasm of her nature
at your door. It can ami d«-«® furnish a
en on the school board.
road. From the point where it stops he she has thrown her whole sonl into the
| “ Certainly not.” Her story follows;
better article for les* tnonej than
others. It makes pumping and
throws it again, and the player covering work. This interest is quickened by the
“ About fourteen years ago we de­
Geared, Steel, Galv*nl*ed after
Utah
women
certainly
onght
M
have
the greatest distance in four throws spirit of pride which sonthern womeu
cided to take up our abode in Dover
Completion windmill*« Tilting
and Fixed Steel Towers, Ste#l Bux* Saw
the right to vote. Let the pendulum and everything went along smoothly
wins all the other cheeses. Some of the have in regard to the snccess of any proj­
Frames, Steel Feed (’ utters and F*»d
swing
as
far
as
it
w
ill
from
the
barba­
Grinders. On application it will nan»« one
good players can cover an extraordinary ect which is of sonthern origin. Mi's.
for several years, business progressed
' f ! l of thene articles that it will furnish until
risms of the past.— Boston Transcript.
distance with even a heavy cheese, 20 Thompson has been in communication
and being of a saving temperament we J&nna y 1st at 1 /3 the isnal price. It also make* , -
FO R C H IL O R E N T E fT H I N O
- j
Pomps of all kinds. Send for catalogue.
pounds or more. A Brooklyn Italian, with the heads of the different depart­ son’s shopping girl has adopted a new
I For »ole by al 1
V.» eroi» a botila. (
accumulated quite an amount. Our : Tanks and
: 12th, Rockwell tad FiUaore Street». Cttcaa*
A Ramsey county auxiliary to the family increased as the years rolled by
who is considered a champion, has sent ments under her and knows, either from wrinkle. The invention as illustrated
his cheese 300 feet in a single throw. p> rsoual interviews or through letters, here was the invention of a fair Irish Minnesota Woman Suffrage association and we now have five children living,
He has stocked his store with Parmesan jnst what is projected for the snccess woman, the Hon. Mrs. P. Pery of Kin- has been organized in St. Paul with 32 the oldest 15, youngest 8, bnt siokness
fheeses and sold a good many to his less of the Woman’s building.— New York warra county, Ireland. It is simply an members.
made its way into our household, and
fortunate competitors. The cheeses are Presa
doctors' bills flooded upon ns, until we
attachment consisting of two small
The Humane society of Pittsburg has
expensive, and a cheese of ordinary size
have nothing left but our home, and
straps,
one
to
fasten
round
the
wrists
decided
that
young
girls
must
cease
sell­
M i»» W illa rd *» R om an ce.
w ill easily lie worth $5.
these sweet children.
Everything
and the other terminating in a ring to ing papers on the streets.
Sometimes a cheese w ill strike a stone
The recent nimor regarding the en­ be worn on the middle finger. The
went to satisfy the claims of physi­
with such forceas to smash it all to gagement of Miss Frances E. Willard, pnrse, which can be made ary size re-
cians.
A prominent Philadelphia grocer has
pieces despite the toughness of its rind. president of the National Woman’s qnired and e;tn be carried iq either
“ About three years ago I had a
replaced
his
male
by
female
clerks.
When this oocnrs, which is seldom, a Christian Temperance union, to an hand, rests securely in the palm of tfce
miserable feeling at the back of my
wail goes np from the crowd, and the elderly English gentleman of means, hand, where it is convenient for fre­
ears, my right baud became paralyzed
If " La Belle Chocolatiere ” Isn’t on
unfortunate owner nses more forcible who uses a largo part of his annual in­ quent use. A ll hail to this new protect­
and the paralysis extended to my a m
words in five mínales than he will use come in the furthering of reform move­ or of summer wardrobes.— New York
and throat, and would affect my htad
the
can.
it isn’t Walter Baker & C o.’s
B tra n jp Story o f a Y o u n g 'f a n I’o»«i«*s»!rg
ments, has recalled to tl* minds of
in t ho rest of t he week.
and eyes, sometimes for days I would
Advertiser.
F a b u lou s W e a lt h .
If the cheeses do not break, tbe roll­ many of Miss Willard’s friends in this
Breakfast
Cocoa.
lose my sight, my face was deformed,
A strange story regarding a hidden lifeless as it were, my nose was drawn
ing is said to improve them. Though country tho romance of her early w om ­
N ot M erely a Ilm nw liold C aretaker.
WALTER BAKER & CO.. LmtTtD.
(he rolling 1 >oks easy, a trial w ill con­ an hood.
“ Woman,” said Dr. Foote, “ is not gold mine known only to the ludiatis to one side aud I presented a pitiable
DORCHESTER. MASS.
Miss Willard's devotion to the tem­ merely the household caretaker She has and one white man has been brought In appearance and never expecting to re­
vince the novice to the contrary. T h e;
cheese w ill probably travel about 20 perance cause is by no means coeval a right to all the pleasures, all the work light by the attempt of T. E. Boneis to gain my natural facial expressions. I
feet and then ignominionsly roll into with the great crusade o f the early sev­ and all the cares which the laws of her commit suicide iu Minneapolis, where employed the best physicians that
tho ditch. After the contest is decided enties, whose outcome was the organi­ nature w ill permit iter to assume, and he had been arrested upon a charge of could be procured, expending thou-
tho players iV ire to the dining room zation of hundreds of women’s Chris­ not only those which are laid down as pissing worthless checks for large j;n d s o f dollars for their services but
and fight their battles again verbally i tian temperance unions. Miss Willard’s suitable, as sufficient for her by the arti­ amounts. The yiiung man told a story could not obtain relief. At last they
over flasks of Chianti. The sceuo fur
parents were among the pioneers of the ficial laws of man. She demands ail Co strange that the authorities refused stated my case was beyond the reach
nishes a pretty little picture of Italian great northwest and brought up their identity of her own, and she wishes to to believe it and wrote lor confirmat ion. of medical skill, and it would be but a
If you want a sure relief for paias in the back, tide, cheat, or
Ufo when tho swart hysons o f Italy make ¡ daughter with very strict, not to fay be not alone mi individual, hut a voter , Oil investigation it was found that short time uutil the end would come.
limbs, use an
np their minds to enjoy themselves.— narrow, views as to the are of liquor aud a citizen. In 1891, according to the yourg Doncis is a Monte Cristo, so far This ceitaiuly was not very enoourag-
New York Tribune.
and tobacco. Miss Willard prepared her­ census, there were millions of women in as wealth goes, and has at his command ing to me, bnt I never gave up hope.
self for teaching, and while pursuing America occupied in work other than wlicu iu his own country gold without In connection with receiving the at­
Poisoned A rrow *.
her studies met a young man who was the care of their homes. One was a river cud. When Dotieig and liis father left tendance of physicians I have tried
The use of poisoned arrows in primi- \ studying for the ministry and who gave
pilot, several were steamboat captains, Duluth some years ago, they went to every medicine known to the apothe­
B e a r in M ind — Not one of the host of connterfeits and imi­
tivo warfare is undoubtedly of very | promise of attaining great pruiuiuenoe others were undertakers or clergymen Rat Portage, Manitoba, where tho fa­
cary, but never received any relief un­
tations is as good as the genuine.
ancient origin. The custom is mention­ in his chosen culling. Their common
ther married an Indian woman, the
aud medical women. ’
til Dr. W illiams Pink Pills for Pale
ed by Strabo, Pliny and Aristotle, all I love of study attracted them to each
Dr. Foote then went on to show the widow of an aid chief, who was in pos­ People came to my assistance. Before
of whom agree that it was well known other, aud the young mail felt that in
session
of
all
the
see-rets
of
the
tribe.
dangeis— in fact, he even hinted that
I had taken half of the first box the
The very remarkable and certain
in both prehistoric Europe and Asia. In Miss Willard ho hail found the one w o­
the race might suffer complete exter­ .She confided to Mr. Doncis and his son, deformity in my face had left me, and
relief riven woman by MOORE’S
later times the Celts aud Hauls enven . man who, as his wife, wonld help him
the
young
man
now
in
jail
at
Minneap­
mination— if all the women embarked
before four boxes had been consumed
REVEALED REMEDY has Riven
omed their arrow aud spear shafts with I upward and would gracefully share the
olis,
the
secret
of
a
hidden
gold
mine
iu
in professions. He quoted Grant Allen,
the paralysis had disappeared entirely it the
of Woman’s Friend. It is - y —
^
nniformlysmxteea-
the juices of the hellebore, and the houors of the lofty position at which he
the
northern
part
of
Minnesota,
and
who has a unique plau in order to
backaches, headaches p H f l l j V . a n d w e a k n e i *
and mnch to my surprise I felt like a fnl in relieving
American aud Australian savages witli was aiming. Nor was Miss W illard's
shorten a woman’s
11
life. Thousands of
carry cn the population of the world from this mine father aud sou have new woman. I have not taken auy which burden
serpent venom and virus from decaying heart untouched, and the young man's
strength
aud still allow women to enter the pro- taken an incredible amount of the yel medicine since last spring, jnst about a women testify for it. It will give health
flesh.
low mctuL
life a
For sale by all druggists.
matrimonial hopes might have been
year ago, aud my trouble has not ap­ and
Tho very earliest mention of the Fey lb- realized hut for her discovery that he fessiocs unhampered by children or do­
Both Mr. Doneis and his son are
BLU M AUER-FRANK DRUG CO., P obtland , Agents.
peared
since.
I
owe
my
health,
my
ians refers to them as “ a people who was addicted to the use of tobacco. She mestic care: “ Have a queen bee; let the millionaires and can command from
prepare arrow poison by mixing serpent very promptly told him he could choose others do the work, build the hives and $2,000,000 to $10,000,000 ill cash at life, to Dr. W illiam s’ Pink Pills.
IT FIRST
“ A short time since my little boy
venom with the virus of putrid blood between tobacco and horself, aud to all «ring t lie honey, leaviug the queen the any time. The elder Mr. Doneis is one
sole duty of reproducing her species and of the best known aud wealthiest resi­ John was afflicted with S t Vitus’
COST...
serum.” At the time of the discovery his pleadings opposed the one cry:
dance. He could not walk across the
of America the Indians were as well
“ If yon love tobacco more than yon | supplying generations to work or be dents of Port Arthur and lias been offer­ room without assistance, in fact he
skilled in the science of preparing arrow dome, find some other woman who w ill queen bees in her stead. ” But we have, ed as high as $1,000,000 to disclose th'*
lie said, unfortunately, or fortunately, whereabouts of the hidden mine, which wond fall all over himself, but after
poison as the Scythians nr any oilier tolerate sueli a habit. ”
taking a few boxes ot Dr. W illiam s’
early tribe of European or Asiatic peo­
At length he ceased to urge her, and no queen bees, and the question is still, he visits ]ieriuilically with his w ife and Pink Pills, St. Vitus’ dance entirely
ple. The favorite mode ns practiced by they went their separate ways, she to Is it right that onr mothers shonld have sou.—Chicago Times Herald.
PO RTLAND, ORECON
left him, and no trace of the affliotion
the American aborigines was to kill remain single and lieconie president of both the cares of rearing the children
is left. These pills are worth their
M e t a t 1 :3 0 ; W e d a t 1 :4 S .
and
winning
fame
aud
wealth,
or
shonld
some wild animal, a deer or buffalo pre
the National Woman’s Christian Tem­
A marriage, romantic in the extreme, weight in gold. You may say in this
ferred, remove its iiver and cause a perance union aud one of the host par­ she devote her time solely to producing
connection that I am w illing at any
heavily envenomed reptile to strike its liamentarians in the United States, and citizens or producing wealth?— New was solemnized in the office of the
county clerk at Glasgow, K y., the oth­ time to make affidavit to the truth of
fangs into it until the meat turned green be to marry some one else and become York Advertiser.
er afternoon. The groom and bride had these statements, and furthermore I
with poison. If one serpent did not snp
one of the most prominent bishops of
Tli«* B ro o k ly n Five.
never so mnch as heard of the other’s w ill answer any communication con-
ply enough, others were obtained, aud the Methodist Episcopal church.— New
The five womeu appointed on the existence until that day, and met for orning my case, as I oonsider it noth­
tho W’ork of enraging the creatures and York World.
board of education by Mayor S'-heron the first time when they were brought ing more than right and just that I
causing them to strike the liver was
I
of
Brooklyn are all o f some prominence. face to face in the county clerk’s office should assist suffering humanity.’ *
T
r
y
Scientific
Sh
irk
in
g.
kept np until the desired results were
The writer of a recent magazine arti­ \ They are Mrs. Emma Pettiugill, Miss and introduced by a mutual friend pre­ Dr. W illiams' Pink Pills contain all
obtained. One large liver thus prepared
would furnish poison enough to coat the cle advising overworked women to try Elizabeth H. Perry, Miss Isabella M. paratory to the application for a license. the elements necessary to give new life
The groom is John Underwood, a and richness to the blood and restore
shafts of 10,000 arrows. The Smithso­ “ scientific shirking" knows what she Chapman, Mrs. Mary II Jacobs and
nian institnte has hundreds of these poi- is talking about No woman's strength Mrs. Henry A. Powell. Mrs. Pettiugill prosperous farmer near Temple Hill shattered nerves. They are for sale
soniKl arrows, the microecoiie showing is eqnal to the demands made upon it by is a graduate of the Massachusetts State and 65 years old. The bride was Mrs. by all druggists, or may be had by
2 0 3 - Ò “ ■ S T PORTLAND.
that most of them have been poisoned claims— domestic, social and intellec­ Normal college and was for some years Martha J. Turner, a widow 24 years mail from Dr. W illiam s’ Medicine
tual— of these latter days, aud since this a teacher iu Brooklyn. For ¡lie last ten old. who came from South Carolina Company, Schenectady, N. Y ., for 50
with rattlesnake venom.-—St. Lonis Re
ILLUSIPjra
FREE,
fact is indisputable why not look the years she has been a successful stmog- about two months ago. The mutual cents per box, or six boxes for $2.60.
public.
problem squarely in the face and decide rai her, having U'cn employed iu many friend pictured to the groom the vir­
G row th o f B e rlin and G la sgow .
calmly when to shirk? The question of notable cases. Miss Perry is a graduate tues and excellences of the young w id­
KEN A L D O .
“ I know of no cities in this country, ” course chiefly concerns the homekoeper, of the Packer institute and was presi­ ow, and to her he recited the sterling
says an American abroad, “ not even
dent of tho class of 1 SSI,, ¡¿he i.s presi- worth nnd good qualities of the farmer.
l
A
K
K
I
E
D
L
A
D I K S I Many 0 f yon har»
Chicago, that impress one so with a rhe <t ho endeavors to keep a house up 1 dent of the Fortnightly elnb, which is Commissioned by the latter with a
KKAI) 1 I« I
! beeu
suffering for
sense of newness aud of great develop­ to concert pitch of tidiness and not jnst \ engaged in lieuevolent work in the cast- ! proposition of marriage, he returned
year« from trouble», known ■» Female U'caJntem.
" 1
occasionally
and
in
spots
either,
but
ail
and
have
been
able
to
get
no
help.
You have
ment as Berlin and Glasgow. I romem-
em district. Her father and one of her ' with an acceptance from the widow.
p a in In your bnck, aero»* you* body and down
j ber Berlin 15 years ago. when it seemed over and all the time. Besides the mere uncles served oil the board of education. They set eyes upon each other at 1 :30
I jo u r lim bi, headache, or other ca»liy r*roc nixed
, sym ptoms of female t* on ties. Our preparation
hardly as mnch of a city as Dresden. sweepiug, dusting, arranging aud menu Miss Chapman is a daughter of the late o'clock, and at 1 :45 o ’clock a local min­
"K E N A L D O ,” a health lotion, 1» the prescription
| Now it is so wonderfully built np and providing to be superintended, there are, Dr. Chapman and ail alnrana of the ister had pronounced them husband aDd
of a celebrated specialist on female diw ases In
too, the hospitality that she must be Packer institute. She is the president
whose hsnds it has been the m* aim of curing
\ improved that New York seems iu com
w ife.— St. Louis Republic.
hundreds.^
It will
cure , ____
you! ___Si___
It deotrom
^_
________
isiisi____
A rom i all
We will send FREE ehher a
parison with it an old established com- ever ready to offer smilingly and the of the woman's branch of the League of
: germ* w blch m »y be present aud to which all
large
2-blade
Pocket
Knife
|th««e
trouble*
are
due.
but
1»
perfectly
harm-
-------harm*
j munity, slow iu its growth. It is much duties to herself— not- to speak of church Royal Citizens. Mrs. Jacobs is the wife
T h o u g h t H e IXad H e a rd o f H im .
i leas to tfce pa»lent. The pr. gnancy w ill not be
[ the same with Glasgow, whose progress aud charitable work, club life and the of Andrew Jacobs, a Sixth ward mer­
with stag handle, 0B, a pair
A proud Republican papa and bis 13-
! barmed by our wash and no is of great u*e to
1 in recent years has been little less than claims of society. One cannot do every­ chant, and is a vice president of the- year-old boy called on the speaker, and
j relieve many of its trahie* a* vomiting etc. We
of 7-inch fall Nickel Scissors
will mail ©u application circuí»r* containing
marvelous. If there are any Americans thing. Why try?
B oth G u * r » n t« « d to b$ i
Woman's club and active in the affairs the youngster, for the want of something
extensive ae*eriptloB of t i e u*e »nd action of
q u a li t y »ta e L
Of
conrse
the
question
at
once
pre­
j who still think that onr cities are tho
this great remedy. One box of “ Kenaldo 1*
of the Second Unitarian church. Mrs. better to say, piped ou t:
sufficient for 3 m onths' treatment with rail d i­
only one# that grow like weeds I would sents itself. Where shall the remedy be Powell is the wife of Rev. Henry A.
“ Mr. Mains Reed, we have all of your
rection*, So. We al*o have ’ ‘ Kenaldo’ in cap-
4 0 Coupons ;
applied? In answer to which common Powell, who resigned the pastorate of
advise them to take a trip abroad.”
«ule* at |I per small box, or f * per large box, <
books iu our library, and I think your
OK. roe
smaller
I.ady agents wanted; r an make f6 tc
sense, system, a right estimate of essen­ the Lee Avenue Congregational church
3 Coupons and 4 0 cents.
‘ Scalp Hunters' is fine. ”
SiU per day, a* every lady wants KenaK.o. R o
George Eliot’s portrait represents her tials aud self control may bo suggested about ten years ago and became a law­
m il ny registered letter, F. O. money order, ot
Mr.
Reed
explained
that
he
was
not
express money order payable to
KKNO
as having a remarkably unprepossessing as the best aids to the conscience in de­ yer. She is president of the Girls’ Im­ the celebrated Captain Marne Reid, and
Y o u w ill find o n « c o u p o n in wide each 2 o u n ce bag.
» II K M 11 A L C O ., bOX lo
109
V j Han Jote, Cali
;
and tw o c o u p o n » tn sid « each 4 o u n c e bag o f
face, with heavy nose and chin and ciding wbat shall be left undone. Of provement club, ou Bedford avenue, and the boy looked very mnch disap ointed.
fornia.
thick, badly shaped lips. She wonld be course each woman must decide for her­ a director in tho Health Protective as­ —Washington Time»
self what is of the greatest importance. sociation. Mr. Powell w as a member of
S U R E S ii» « C . RI**4I»
U R « *r E P r* tra f o . 0 r « Pi -«
pronounced positively ugly.
There art housewives whose standards the constitutional convention last sum­
P y ; j » « A I I - K O ’ S P I L I S E M E O V. »•«*. *wa-
A n O ld M ir w le W o r k e r .
j y - W wrW f M m . A p—litre cure C ireüar»
»T m Trima
JefTeraon’ * T o m b .
| of bliss are measured by the amonut of mer and made an eloquent speech in
torn. O ruggteu „ mmu,
H tf a A A k * , P â l i s , f * .
Barney Meibers, an old citizen of De­
On the tomb of Jefferson, at Manti- real estate that their family and friends support of woman suffrage.— Philadel­
catur, Ind., has surprised his friends by
cello, he is described as tho author of bring into the house upon their boots; phia Ledger.
S e n d C o upo n, w ith S a m a n d A dd re a . to
¡2 N I S O ’ S C U R E F O R
performing miracles. The other day he
the Declaration of Independence, the others to whom the glory of belonging
CUKS WHCRt Ali ELSE I AILS.
BLACKWELL’S
DURHAM TOBACCO CO., DURHAM, H. a
publicly removed a cancer from the face
------l Cough Syrup. Tasto* Good.
A Point C onceded.
founder of religions freedom in Virginia to every club in the community is all iu
tV-3
In tim e. Sokl by drugg^ete.
Buy a bag o f this Celebrated Smoking Tobacco and read the
of
George
Martin,
an
old
soldier.
The
dud of tho University t f Virginia, but all, and yet others who revel in “ keep­
Southern conservatism in regard to
;
coupon
whicn
gives
a
list
o
f
other
premiums
and
how
to
get
them.
cancer
was
one
that
had
bothered
Mar­
there is a significant omission of the ing n p " a call ug list of several hun­ women baa conceded one point. The
i
2 CKNT ST A M P S ACCCPTCD.
dred. Some one has said that "th e spirit I Umver-yty of North Carolina has con­ tin for years a-d would soon have
that he
tvno*
S . P. H. r . Ko. 988— 8. F. K. U. S *. 71*
of houi«keeping if (pst bc*'-HUM of dis­ ferred the degree ef LL. B. en Mrs proved fatal.
States.
j
j
j
j
i
j
M ay
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
a
Throat Paralysis.
Fits
CATARRH
f U i U
i m l U t a s
Pants?
mm t ran ami [twin, Muli ntt
MRS. WINSLOW S s%°^r !
COCOA CAOTION
MONTE CRISTO IN JAIL.
Allcock’s
Dame
make
the
and
pleasure.
Porous
Plaster
and
flour * •/.•.•.• machinery
BY CORRESPONDING WITH
M I N I N G .................
m a r in e . . . .
THE
W ARE-H OUSE* •
WILLAMETTE IRON WORKS
D O N ’T B O R R O W T R O U B L E . ”
PAIN­
KILLER
m o st
In w in ter im p u rities d o n o t pass o u t o f the
ove r snow field s o f p la in s an d op en c o u n ­
try , is h e a v ily ch arged w ith frost an d fine
p a rticles o f frozen m a tte r . It is th e m o s t
p e n e tra tin g w ay for c h ill t o set in . Hud-
den w a rin t b , su d d en c h ill, an d severe
co ld s. G irls an d boy s sk a tin g , d riv in g for
pleasu re or b u sin ess, an d m en at w ork
afield kn ow th e difference in te m p era tu re.
Y e t th e y o u n g ste rs s k a te a w a y an d w ith
m o u th op en la u g h in g ta k e in a d o se o f
so reth ro a t. D riv ers an d w o rk m e n throw-
asid e w raps and a ll k n ow th e n e x t d a y
from soreu ess an d stitfn ess w h at su d d en
c h ill m ean s. N o w th e best th in g to d o
w h en h o u sed is to rub w ell at on ce w ith 8 t .
Jacobs O il. II y o u d o . y o u w ill n o t have
s o r e th r o a t; or i f y o u are s t iff ai d sore, it
w ill cure by w a rm in g th e su rfa c e to th row
o u t the c h ill.
m oat
o f such a m ed icin e , an d because It m ore
HI S I N K S * .
T h e w in d ove r frozen p o n d s an d
ar*
m o n th s for ta k in g a g oo d b lood purifier,
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O ER
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i
j
BUV
F mw
Buell Laniberson
CATALOG
Pocket Knives
j
and Scissors
j
For
{
FREE
I BLACKW ELL’S GENUINE
DURHAM T O B A C C O .
fact
United
was
president of the
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