Daily Eugene guard., July 21, 1898, Image 3

AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IX THE COURTS OVR IlirillT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE CF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND
"PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Jlyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that
has borne and docs now bear 7 on every
the fac-simile signature of CuziV$rM&&: wrapper.
This is the original "CASTO Rl A" which has been used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and sec that it is
the kind you have always bought ; 0n the
and has the signature of -tffii&Zy. wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. II. Fletcher is President.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the . life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he docs not know.
"The 'Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
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The Kind That Never Failed You.
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CAMPBELL BiiOS.. Pponrictnps
SAILING.
BOC1H WIND.
Br i'lit tkus abnvtt ui,
UiUe eluiuls drifting cvr!
Blue vurend the ta. all .-htmuuT and f.ah.
foom well off and a hay 1 !m rrvaking,
Uu&ic uf rip;lcs, like kiiij;tihtr' yUsh.
Uurtli- ami splash I
C'huc kltw tlio water,
Silver to windwtirtl, Htihin to Iw.
(Sunshine of nature.
Hey lights wide op n
Tii pleasure lu nail on a cummer sea.
iue west.
Fitlnp of wind blast n,
drumming uf hnlvardsl
Beokons the. dwp where the tfrevu wavta run.
PheftJ clow hauled and helm hard a wiaibir,
Eainbuw ithot fcr:iv flun aluit m the aun.
Itm plun't'l
Diijm tho bow under.
Uuunt and away on tho Uick oi the sea.
Joy cf swift motion,
. Infinite distance
Tin rapture to sail when the winds Mow freo.
NOKT11EAST.
Ilnwl of the tempest,
Thundt r of breaker!
Foam dinhiug hi-h on a eo.-u reefed sail.
Skipping the white crests, lutpmu tho he-llowa,
Swoop down the wind, like a gull iu tho gulc
lioll, roll!
Ruh tho seas after.
Flashes thw Wjicun us homeward wo
Thrill of tho elements.
Soul self assertive
'Tis passion lunml when thu storm wind I low.
William J. Lony in Youth's Couipanton.
REUNITED.
It bad been ir.iuuig for two days, nutl
now the cb;:nc to enst of tho wiud liad
brought sleet, ami tbo lnoisturo was
freezing in tbiu, dangerous ico oa tbo
pavements.
George Witberspoou swung tbo cor
ner into Pino street. His usually crtrc
body was brut against tbo strength of
tbo wind.
"SuCh we:itbir for tho lust cf April,"
ha muttered us ho went up tbo steps of
his bon he, and us bo put tbo key into
bis door a vteioit eamo to him uf tho
April two. veers before n vision of long
In lies, with L!osouiiug lilacs and brto
chestnuts and daffodils and of a tall and
radiant wou'.u always at bis side, llo
entered tho housq and went Klowly up
ntairs. How clearly it all streamed out,
enveloped bis mind, his senses! JIo bad
first seen her r.t a tablo d'boto in Paris.
Ho had followed her over half of En
ropo and hud finally mot her at Padcn-
"iueu. Sue hud a doting old father, but
ultimately tho two bad gained bis ro
luctaut surrender of his only adored
daughter, and they bad married.
l'or just n yeur they had enjoyed su
preme, overflowing happiness, Tbeu Al
ice beeauio jealous. A batch of old let
ters had come to her from an unscrupu
lous woman her bushaudhad been fasci
nated by in bis extreme youth ut college,
and sbo resumed with all her intonso
passionate nature anything which could
come between them and their exclusive
love for mm another. Sho bad spent ouo
long night alone lashing her hitter envy
to madness atid the next morning alio
had gone to him with marvelous calm
ness and told him of her irrevocable do
terminatiiai to leave him forever. He
was proud. Ho bad mot ber with dis
dainful iudilnmuce, had considered self
justiiicatiou unnecessary, aud they had
separated.
J'hey both had lived quietly. They
went nowhere, U.v their frieuda wero
common oues, and they avoided all pos
sible annoying meetings. Ho spent his
timo on the board of trade, at his clubs
or in bis home, which ho could not
bring himself to givu up, and sbo had
so restricted her lifo that he scarcely
caught a glimpse ot ber. Only at tho
theater or at some concert did her pure,
proud prolilo suddenly start out from
tbo crowd, aud then :notiou would so
powerfully sweep orer him that ho
would have to leave tbo building.
Only one Loud still existed between
them. Alice's father was old and an
invalid, liis time was speut tit water
ing places, mostly on tbo other side,
and it had suemcd a dimple aud dutiful
kind of falsehood to weave around hint
a veil of iguorauco ns to the real statu
of affairs and leave him with the happy
feeling of Alice's joy and completed
love, bo they wrctu to him regularly,
filling their letters with sweet plami
and umbitions.uncomciuusly embodying
in them their fund st wishes and most
heartfelt desires.
Ucorgo Wilhersporm was dressing
himself carefully. Three cravats wero
thrown aside b; foro be had tied ouo to
his taste. He never looked so well an in
a Tuxedo, Alieo bad always said. Ho
could bear her voice now, her low
thrilling voice, sayiug ns sbo camo to
ward him uciv.sa the hall, "My big.
stunning sweetheart, " and just before
sbo put her arms closely around his
neck, "Dear, dear, bow I love you!'
Ho shivered with desiro for her.
Would bo never recover? Would ho
never forget? Ho thought he could al
most feel her faco pressed sottly against
bis bis nostrils vy.ro lilled with tho
sweet, subtle smell of tbo sandalwood
her laces wero put away iu.
Hush a knock at tho doorl The
man's heart swelled with feeling. Ho
forgt t everything, tho intervening year,
tbo i.wful bitterness, tbo loneliness, and
he softly opi ned tbo door, drunk with
one dominant idea. His man Chambers
k'.ood without.
"A lady to see yon, sir," ho said.
"Her uamoV" Witberspoou asked.
"Sbo says it's not necessary to tell
it, sir, " answered the man, "but it's
on important business she wants you,
sir, aud she will keep you only a min
ute. "
Witherspoon's wholo being was vi
brating. What was this strange premo
nition? Was it sorrow coming or did he
feel a dawning joy?
"I'll bo down iu a moment, " ho said.
Ha walked up and down the room rap
idly several tinirs. It was tbeir anni
versary. Ho bad remembered and kept
it vi riuiiily. It was barely possible it
had curi e nvtr h r as strongly tho hap
pintss they were mining from their
livet, the incompleteness of their vapid
prebcut aud perhaps she had como to
bim. He was almcst running down tho
stairs in hi eagertier-s. He h ul d back
U:e portieres, and (hero she stood before
The Pioneer Limited
Is the name of the only perfect train In
the world, now running every night
between St Paul and Chicago via the
Chicago, Milwaukee A Ht Paul Hail
way the pioneer road of tho Went in
adoptlngall Improved facilities for the
satety and enjoyment or pafengerR
An llluatratpd pamphlet, allowing
views of beautiful wenery aloiijr the
route of the Pioneer Limited, will he
sent free to any person upon receipt of
two-cent prwage utamp. Addres
Geo H Heaflbrd General Pa-sengrr
Agent, Chicago, 111,
tho tru ;t:-;ui;l;t. t h r elimuesa
accentuated l y Lvr w'.vi t ivat, the
wlii .iies and di I'.i'u i 1; r f.uo
starting c v.t xiniitrly ii.;u tiu Lws
at her tuit.it aud li-uu un.lt r tho Lig
bbu'k bat. As be appiu.u betl her be no
tieed tho nervous tapping of her foot iu
tho tin of the rug, tho teiiso prt-ssuro
of her clasped hands. Was it u dream
Alice iu her homo again, a year's mis
ery canceled in a moment? Ho held out
both hainls and noticed her eyes iu tho
iniiror tbev wero laving as ho said:
'And have you como to mo again,
Alicer"
ho started visibly and mm slowly
turned.
'Yes," sbo answered quietly. "I've
como to vou. Aud y a mustn t fail
UK'," sbo added beseechingly.
'Won't you sit down?" Wiiliorspoou
Ued. She was trembling.
''Thank you," sbo said, and tho sat
on a low stool, ana tno man noticed
with n sinking of the heart how sbo
drew her littlo cloak about her, tho
thumbs of tho clasped bauds turned up
and back. How ho remombued!
'I must como to tho root of tho mat
ter at once," tho girl began, and grad
ually her voice grew tierce and she look
ed him full iu tho face w ith Ikt wide,
sad eyes. Ho noticeil, with almost a
feeling uf exultation, that her faco was
now too faco of tbo woman who had
lived and sutl'oivd
'Vou haven't heard from my father
for fcouio time, liavo your" slio Logan.
'No," Wiiherspocn answered. "It
must be some week's now."
'I received' a telegram thu after
noon, tbo woman went on quietly.
'IIo arrived iu New York this moruing
and will bo iu Cincinnati tomorrow.
Ho is bound for California, and bo
will, on bis way, stop iu town with
, his son and daughter."
Her voice bad broken. itberspoou
rose to bis feet and walked to tno win
dow. Tbo silence was painful.
"And what will you do?" bo said, at
last, turning to her.
"There's only one thing to do," and
tho girl's voico was determined. "My
father has very littlo longer to livo,
Ho's not had much but disappointment
In his lifo, and, cost what it may, I can
not bring more sorrow to him. You
know how tbo ghastly thing would
shock his old timo conventionality."
Sbo hesitated and seomed to look to tho
man for his help in thought or deed,
but his fear of her scorn kept hiin
silent. At last, taking a deep breath,
she went on :
"Tomorrow morning I must soud horo
tbo fow things I took away. Tho por
traits, my piano, my work they're- eas
ily put in place-and will bo as easily mov
ed away again. I'm sorry to so inconven
ience you, but you must seo it is un
avoidable." Sbo stopped again and
looked into the iiro. "My room," she
asked, "is it much changed?"
Tho man was kneeling bosido hor
now, his arms about her. "Sweethonrt,
sweetheart," ho almost moaned, "stay
with me, I beg of you to stay with mot
My life's been a misery siuco you've
not been everything is flat and with
out flavor. Wo'vo taken a year out of
tho radianco that is given to man but
sparingly. Dou't let's throw away an
other moment of it. I love- you oh,
God, how I lovo you I"
HiH head was buried in hor lap, and
slowly sbo took ofl! ber long glovo and
stroked tho hair sho remomboretl so
woll.
"Aro you perfectly suro you want
mo?" sbo asked softly.
And so it happened thatonthosocond
anniversary of their wedding .Mr. aud
Mrs. Goorgo Witberspoou wero seen
by a party of gay young friends taking
dinner at tho St. Nicholas. "Gad!" as
ono of tho men said later. "They wero
liko two children off on a lark, and
aren't they qnito the host looking couple
in Cmciunatir Cincinnati Post.
Impartial.
Tbo absoluto trauspareuoy of Words
worth's nature was often vory amusing
to bis friends, since it somotiiucs
brought him to tbo expression of opiu
ions which seomed diametrically oppos
ed. Unco while ho was looking at a
magnificent seuuo iu tho lako country
bo said to bis companion :
"Travelers often mako their boast of
Swiss mountains on tho ground that
tboy nro two or throo times as high as
tho English, but I reply that thoalouds
lio eo low on them that half of them
commonly remain cut of sight." Tho
other answered, perhaps rather dryly:
"That is true."
Ho made no defense of Swit.orlaud,
remembering that it was folly to
I nril t!u lion in his lcn,
Tho Uou'Uiu in hit hall.
It might bo inexpedient to do battlo
with tho prophet and priest cf Luglish
mountains when be stood on bis own
ground.
"You cannot too thoso boasted Swins
mountains when tho clouds bang low, "
Wordsworth continued pertinaciously.
"Certainly not!"
But utter a pause, bo spoko again.
"IJut I must admit, "bo said, "you
know they aro there." Had ho boon op
posed, ho would net have withdrawn
Bu inch. As it was, his own fairuoss of
mind mado hiiu retract. Youth'sCum-
paniou.
III. Case Contluned.
John Allinscu. a Muhlenberg lawyer,
is a wag of whom tbo .Mailisouvillo
(Ky.) Hustler tells a story illustrativo
of tho fact that even in tbo presence of
death tho ruling passion asserts itself.
He became ill at his homo in Green-
villo with what was supposed to bo
beart disease, and a jihysiciuu was hastily
summoned. When ho arrived, John
was gasping fur breath, aud ills friends
expected him to die lit any minute.
When tbo doctor asked bim what was
tho matter, ho coolly replied, "Doo, I
have an intimation that my case is
about to bu called, aud if posHiblo I
want to get a continuance. "
Tho doctor went to work and, con
trary to overybody's expectation, did
get John n continuance, and be is still
practicing law iu Greenville.
FriHHell's "Ij(f IliiUBe" Hotel.
Neatly built. Kpleinlld accnmmoila
tionp. 'J iihlo nupplied dally with fpsh
trout, and venlsom In fujunon. Hplen
did liiintliie; iiml ll-hliin In vicinity.
Hinges and innllH tlin o tltnea a week.
Very rcaionulilo termi for k'I"'',
Only about om-liiiir tin; umal cli arte
offiininier renort plneen.
Kor terniH and further purllculurn ucl-dr--s,
(iKO Fhisskm.,
AlcKeiizIc Iltidge, Or.
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In order to further introduce ELASTIC STAHCH ( I bit Iron tirarid),
the manufacturers. . C. 1 iubinrr Pros. Co., of Keokuk, I own. have
decided to G1VH AWAY a tautiiul present with each package of
starch sold. Tlue prcnts are hi the form or
eaiitiftil Paste
They arc ijxi ) i
. s ia sui-,
Lilacs and
Pansics.
Pansies
and
Marguerites.
wr pi-wj ur th5 TprM will go
MitrtiNGrnBROiY?
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Thee rare pictures, four in number, bv the renowned pastel artist,
R. I.-Kov, of Sew York, h.u c been
l'1
in hi.i studio and arc now ottered for tlic first time to the public.
The nietures are aecur iti'iv rcnrodticed in all the colors used in the oriir-
inals, and are pronounced by competent
(5 Pastel picture; are the correct thmg
tlii-m m heautv. neliness
if color and
g Dm of these pictures
O will be given away
last so
p witn cacti package ot
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is sold fur lo ('cms a pac-kat. Ask yair roic'r for this starch and get a
beautiful picture.
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- A Nil
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To nil Points Kast
Bclld vestibule trii. .s consisting o
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.-eut tourist cars and free colonist sleep
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These steamers carry an experienced
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Litatenf Lonia II Ilanebttt d-rpa-cl.
Votiee i lirrebv liven that II K LovfrMv-o
It .1 llnwlliorim (x iit.r of aet cuti
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of .aid eitat-; that We.lli.-K.lay .iniiB i.i io.-j,
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res
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Iris.
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critics works of art.
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S:-1I III
KuHeburg
Dining Cars on Ogden Route
l'nllman Buffet Sleepera and
SccMiid-Clasa Cars Attached to
all Through Trains.
West Mile ltivixioiT
BMWELN FOETLAND AND 00RVALLI8
kAlL I BAIN OA1LT (BXOIPT BDMDAT.)
7:30 a m I Lv Portland Ar I 5:M) pm
UiMpnilAr I'orralli. l.v 1:20 pin
At Albany anil Oorvnlli. connect witn train
of Oietfon ('entral & Katitern lvailway.
IIl'UEHa TllAia OAILT (1X0IFTSUNDAI.)
4 :f.O ti m Lv Portland Ar I 8:2ri a m
7:ol)prnAr McMtnuvilla Lv I 5:fH) a m
h:".n p in Ar Independence Lv j 4:50am
THROUGH TIOKICTS to oil PointB
in tho Eastern Btatea, Cuuada and Europe
can be obtained at lowent ndeii from
L. Q. ADAIR, Asent, Eneena
U. KOEHLEK, 11. II. MAliKHAM,
Mauaer, lieo. F. & P. Anent
Portland, Oregon.
THROUji TICKETS
... TO THE .
EAST and SOUTHEAST
Southern Pacific Company and
'8 BICTO''
l'ullmau l'alaeo Hltuiors, Tourlhi; fllcopar
arid Kcellu uhalr cam, Pally to
. Denver Omaha. Chicago,
Kansas City, St Louis
ami oilier Eastern Cttica. Tho only'tUnerom
l'or t land o during passuuKori
Specially Conducted Eicurilons?
through to Chicago ovory Wodnesday.'and
DAILY TOtlHIST CAR 8KRVICB
1'UUTLANU TO CHICAGO
via Routhcrn 1'ncIOo, Union Pad Mo and 0
n uyH, tiDK uku cnueKeu inrougn 10 at'B
niilion, MnKtiincout sconury, Union Depot, fa
timo, lowetiL ratuH.
For further Informntlon annlv to anr acent
Southuru 1'ttci tic Company or
K. tt . BAXTER, U K, BROWN,
Uon'l Agent. Diet. Pais. Agt
Third it.. Portland
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Btntro lenvea Eugene for Florence
Mondaya Wednesdays Fridays at 6 a m
Returning Binge leaves Florence
fur Eugene Tuesdays Thursdays and
Buturdays at 8 a m.
Arrives Iu I'Jiigono at 6 p nt the day
following.
SINIII.K FA 11 B 15.00
UUUN1) TKIl WOO
Tteltet. lor aalo at; K. llaiifts livery barn,
Kintetio. or at Unrd A Uavuuuort'a oulce In
Florence.
EUGENE-LEABURG. .
Hereafter I will tun a dally itago between
Kinit'iiu and Ixiatiunr. Fret it lit and baeKase
aluiultl bo left nt my nlablo Uio evoulng before
uuiu.rturo in inu surd,
HtHKe lenvon Eugciio nt fi a m, arriving at Iea
burKatllam. H'jturulng, Btago leavo Lya
burtt at 1 p m, arriving In Eugene at 0 p m.
FOLEY. SPRINGS
Hlago leaves Eugene for Foley Hnrlngs
Mondays, Wednesdays and F ridays at
U a m, returning alternate days. -
Old Kentuekv
LIOUOR HOUSE,
W. H. REHSIIAW, IProprietor.
Keep, tho Beit brand! of
WHISKEY. BRANDYj BIN
AND
All Kinds ofjWlnoti
AImo the Celebrated 8CHLITZ
MILWAUKEE BEER on draught
Eugene Street Railway.
TIMB CARD.
Aflf r the 4th of Oct. 189S, the stre
oars will run on the following schedu
time until further notice.!
I.KAVINQ TUB DEPOT.
7:in.7:4n-H:1(i-M0-9:10-9:40-l0:0O a. m
lieu every half hour.
I.KAVETIIB UNIVKR8TT,
At every half hour. -8:26-866-8:
0:60-10: 1ft a m
All v"i leave proinly on tlin