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E L O P E M E N T S *.
i n L * -lit-«i‘ l*ro|Jo«t-4 a Very L n f f .
C y clo p e d ic T errors.
Those terrible persons who are thor­
oughly up in etiquette and pronunciation
are not least among the horrors of a
civilized life. A year or two before his
death Gen Sheridan, at a dinner ¡»arty
led in his hostess, and sat beside her at
, table. The general of the army w as eat-
in*" his oysters quietly, when the lady
informed him that he was using the
wrong fork. She violated the first rule
of politeness for the sake of a matter of
fashion in table ware. The hero ate on
in silence.
She thought he had not
heard her, and repeated in a louder tone
her remark. Still the general paid no
attention. Then she began to feel ill at
ease. She* told Sheridan that her hus­
band was always glad when she cor­
rected him in matters of etiquette.
Even then the general failed to be
impressed by this amiable domestic dis­
cipline, for he still made no answer. He
had had something else to think of in his
life than three pronged oyster forks. To
this day it has not percolated madame’s
consciousness that she had been guilty of
a gross impertinence.
Kindliness is
greater than etiqu«*tto.
A little while ago, an eloquent clergy­
man was called to preach a trial sermon
in a new place. A fter it was over, one
of those terrible cyclopedic women said
to him: “ You gave us a lovely sermon,
but its whole effect was marred tome la?
the fact that you pronounced ‘obligatory*
with tho accent on the second syllable
inst«»ad of the first.” And the preacher
lost his call in consequence.
UGLY
F A S H IO N
LEADER3.
The battle of Tip|»e« anoe was f*-uglif j
luuiitic m ill I'roHitic 1'lun.
Novem ber Ath, M i l , in I n«liana, «m the
Isn’t It a bit odd that the women
llo w to keep the g irls at home may
tuiaksof Tip|Hi «noe river, on the wit»* of
who more than any others have con-
a problem dem anding solution
the present village of Hattie Ground, be­ soon
troled the fashions within the past
tween the Americans under (general in many households blessed with <jven
lfarrison, and the Indians under the a less number than eight of the dear
twenty-five years have not been beau­
Prophet, T w u m se h ’s brother.
tiful women?
T h ere are three of
creatu <.*s.
After the famous battle until the end of
w hom it may be said that they gave
Som eyears ago a w rite r whose name,
his day* General Harrison, grandfather
the cue to La Mode, and these are the
of President Benjamin Harrison, was unfortunately, we can not recall, pub­
Princesse de Metternich, S ara Bern-
known by the loving sobriquet of “ Tip- lished a thoughtful article, fully illus­
1 haidt and the Princess of W a le s — 1
trated, on that old and vexatious ques­
peeanoe.”
Following his brilliant aehievenients tion of how to keep the boys on the
rang** them as they have control. Mine,
in arms, now more than three-cjuarters farm.
de Metternich had an ugliness that,
W e do not now recall much of
of a century ago, < ien. Harrison, together
like a Japanese teapot of any value,
this ablo paper except the pictures, of
w ith many of his troops, was stricken
i was so ugly it was unique— the u gli-
with disease contracted through lack of which there were .-veral. One of these
i ness that has more of a cachet than
proper food, and exposure to the miasma represented tho hoy whom it was
j mere beauty, for merely beautiful
of that section of Indiana, and for a time thought desirable t » keep on the farm
his life was despaired of. Several of his confined in a bu rg la r proof room, with
women can be found every day, while
command lay for weeks, Buffering tin heavy bars on the window s, etc.
absolutely ugly ones, blessed with
horrors of disease
upon the bank»
T h e author argued that there wra -
wonderful w it and a peculiar charm of
of the Tippecanoe river, w hich rises in a
j manner, are noted when found. Sara
a lake of the same name in the northern nothing better to keep a boy away
| B ernh ardt was never a beautiful wom­
part of the state, flows southwest 200 from the temptations and snares of
Anoth er showed
miles and empties into the Wabash city life than this.
an, at the same time, even about her
nine miles aliove Lafayette, General the boy with a stout chain passed
j personal appearance, there was some-
H arrison's troops were threatened w ith am und his body and the other end
I thing fascinating, and when she is
deci mi nation, and the skill of the army fastened to the stove. T h is v*us highly
acting the fire of genius makes her
surgeons was employed in vain to com­
iV U skin look warm and pink, her al-
bat a more terrible and deadly enemy recommended for m ak ing boys feel at­
intst colorless eyes burn brightly and
than even the hostile aborgiues under tached to tho fa ’*in. Still another
represented tho boy placed in easy re­
Tecumsch’s brother.
her rum pled hair seem an artistic ar­
But relief came at last.
clining position, and a considerable
rangement.
The Princess of W ales,
General Harrison very sensibly con­ pile of bricks heaped «m his legs. T he
with h e r sweet, lady-lik e, refined face,
cluded that residents of the neighlior
w riter clearly demonstrated that there
is charm ing, but that is all. T h e L o n ­
hood— nay, the Indians themselves—
was nothing which had a gre ater ten-
don papers can rave as they w ill about
knew natures specific for the diseas«
her beauty an hour's w alk in any
which had prostrated him and many dency to make a boy clin g to tho old
of his command, ami instantly set on foot homes toad.
large city in the United Slates will dis­
enquiries with a view to ascertaining and
W e know not but this author may
cover a hundred g irls better looking
applying the remedies.
They were have written partly in a spirit o f levi­
and with equal refinement of face. The
speedily found and put to test, and worked ty; certainly some of his plans are
first one of these three women made
like a charm. Under their us«? the strick­
novel, ami we never heard that any of
black very chic; before her time it had
en soldiers were promptly restore« 1 to
them were ever put into actual use.
beer, dedicated to the bourgeoise; the
wonto«! good health and vigor.
W e do not consider them practical,
The medicines were pr< partit ion of aim
second made frills of lace, loose-fitting
A Pessim ist on Pessim ism .
pi«* roots and herbs, based U|»on very however beautiful they may be in
gloves, picturesque hats and all styles
oMfashioned hut effect iy« and natural theory, and if not adapted to the suc­
A pessimist is one w ho believes that
specially suited to slender women the
formulae. Their intrinsic merits lmv< cessful keeping of a boy on the farm all is for the worst instead of for the best
vogue, while the last ga ve to the high
be«»n known and utiliz«*«! for generations
how much less use would tlmy or any Mr. E«lgar Salt us is a handsome, pros­ m ilitary collar, the dainty little bon-
am ong people living in remote and ma­
thing of even a remotely sim ila r nat­ perous, healthy young gentleman about j net, and simple arrangem ent of the
larial sections of the country.
Many of th«*s«* invaluable formula«* have ure be in restraining an impetuous 30 years old. All that modern “ culchah” h air tho seal of her approval.
Each
within tin* last two vears come into i»«m- young lady bent on flying with a young can do has been done for him.
The one of these women was clever enough
session of Hon. H. II. Warner, pr«*sident man to some accom m odating and en­
world, at least a good portion of the to make fashionable exactly the be­
of the Rochester ChamlKT of Comnierct terprising justice of the peace. Th e
feminine side of it, w at his f«*ol on ac­ longings that hid her defects/and to
owner of the largest proprietary medicine
notorious failure of stone w alls and count o f his literary fame and aclJev*
know how to hide a defect or b rin g out
manufactory in the world, and whose
Safe Hemeclies have conferr«»«! a lasting iron bars to make either a p.lson ments.
a perfection Is tho art of the modiste
boon upon mankind, being r«*«*ogni/.<*«! as or a cage was sung of long a^o , and
Consequently, tho world going wed to-day. P hiladelp hia Times.
standard iinetiicines throughout the civ- nowhere* will their inadequaoy b e t io r c
with him, Mr. Edgar Saltus is a very
ilized gloh«?.
noticeable than when they are em­
Tobacco ¡ij'to* be k hut out at the Chambers
In 1HH7, Mr. W arner, after careful <*x- ployed In an attempu to restrain a girl proper person to amuse himself by tak­ burg I Pa.) academy. No boy will be ad
|H*rimenting and trial put iqion the mark­
ing cold and diabolical views of life. mitted w ho uses it in any way. Boarding
from eloping when her heart is set
et W arn er's l/«»g Cabin K(*ine«lies, based
K nowing nothing of torture or misery, and »lay pupils will bo treated alike. The
upon the formulae which has cured thou­ on it.
ground taken is that tobacco produce < bane­
The best and only sure way to pre­ practically, it isijuite to be expected that
sands of debilitate«! siifl«*r«*rs, not only on
ful effects on the minds and the health of the
the hanks of the “ Tip|»ecaiioe," as aliove vent the elopement and frequently ho should take it up theoretically and students.
r«*lated, but every where when* intnxliwed. break off the match entirely is, wo be­ uiake a fad of it. H e is tho American
These l/Jg Cabin nnqiarations ar«* «1«— lieve, to watch carefully, and when apostle o f pessimism.
If you wouhl have a faithful servant and one
sigm d for an entirely different order of
that you will like, serve yourself.
the you ng man appears t«> c a rry off
In the April Lippincott Mr. Saltus ut­
■■■■■ ^ ——— ———
diseases to which the Safe It ‘medics are
H a p p y H o m e ».
ai>pli(*<l, among them are W arner’s Log his rom antic bride, whether he comes ters his views, lie declares a suicide is
Here’s a health to the wives and the mothers
(;aoin Sarsaparilla, W arner’s Log Cabin on a white palfrey and puts up a ladder an optimist, because he tries to abolish
W ho sit in our households to-day;
Cuugli and Consumption Kcnicdy, and to her window, as he should do, or his miseries.
Who are glad when they brighten for others
W a rn er’s IvOg Cabin Mops and Itih’hu only jum ps off a street-car and meets
the hours that go drifting away.
The pessimist, on tho contrary, is the
May their eyes keep the light of the gladness,
Heine«lv. Sullering tl«'«*s Iwfore them as her in a candy s to re— at this stage of
Their hearts hold the fulness of bliss
most
contented
of
men,
because
he
is
a pestilent*# i!«?«*s h«*for«* tin* purifying
That banishes shadow’s and sadness,
the proceedings, we say, let the farm er glad tilings cannot get any worse, being
breath of heaven, and they are Bold
and what need we ask more than this?
put in an appearance and produce a
Hut how « an this happiness be kept? What
every where.
as bad as they can bo now. To aim
shall protect those we love—those w h o make a
minister, either
from
within
the
pleasure is a swinging between boredom Heaven of tin* Home— from the ravages o f d is­
shadow o f tho porch o r from the rear
ease that is often worse than death—that is, In
What He S aw in the Fii^e.
and pain, lik en pendulum.
He expects faet a linyerhuj death? The «|tiestiou is easily
of the confectionery establishmerit and
nothing but evil and malice; therefore, ansxvered: Hr. ffierco's Favorite Prescription -
•‘Ethel, my love,** said tUn young tarry a moment while tho good man
the standard remedy for »ill of those peculiar
ho is never disappointed and not often diseases t«» which women art* subject—is what
husband, tenderly, “ what a delight it makes them one.
muat be relied on t«» preserve tin* health of
is to sit here and look at the g lo w in g
T h is w II break up tho elopement surprised. W ealth consists in the limi­ wives and mothers. \\ prevent* those diseases,
and it nn> .*» them. It is a blessing to women
tation
of
desires.
Tho
fewer
the
desires
firo in tho grate! '1 he bleak wind
and in a grout many inst ances prevent
and therefor** a national blessing, because it
whiskies drearily outside, but in this the m arriage entirely, and the mis­ the sorener the mind. The narrower the gives health to those about whom the happiness
of home centers, and the strength of a nation is
retreat all is warm th, peace and com­ guided young folks w ill frequently circle of vision the greater the content­ in its happy home.
fort. T ho shades of night have settled con«:lude they do not wish to be ment, etc. If ail this is the case truly,
Hr. Pierce's Pellets, or Anti bilious (Jranules;
dow n on the earth, and not a star m arried as badly as they imagined, as Mr. Edgar Saltus says, tho idiot is in vials, 2.'» cents; one a dose. Druggists.
pierces the giooin that overhangs the '¿»bis plan pretty effectually kills off more to bo envied than we thought.
Work to day. f *r you know not how much you
landscape, but in this cozy room tho tho
ronmiii'it.
T h e re
is
nothing
may be hindered to-morrow.
genial glo w from our cheerful fireplace romantic, wo suppose, abou t standing
M anifest Destiny.
P K O V K II TO
III: T H K B K * T .
seems to illum ine even tho dlirkost up in the middle of a candy store and
It was tho dream of some of the revolu­
T e s t e d a n d p roved b y o v e r t h ir t y y e a r s ’
corners with the subtle y«*t unmistak­ getting
married, while
tho sales- tionary fathers that this republic should
able radiance of a happy homo. The ladios tittor and chow gum and cus­ become the protector of the weak, the u se in a ll p a rts of th e w o r ld . A l l c o c k ’ s
P o r o u s P l a s t e r s h a v e th e in d o r s e m e n t
shadow s that dance fitfully on the w all tomers drop in and wink at one
refuge for the oppressed of all nations. o f th e h ig h e s t m e d ic a l a n d c h e m ic a l a u ­
Lot tho falhors of tho coun­
are themselves almost luminous. A n d another.
Something like this the Samoans still th o ritie s, a n d m illion s o f g r a t e fu l p a t ie n t s
look at the faces In the tiro! Can you try try this plan on their eloping
consider us to bo. They lift their eyes w h o h a v e been c u re d o f d is t r e s s in g a il-
not see them, EtholP Lovely, beauti­ daughters and see if it is not succo^fc-
to America, expecting she will see they im n is v o lu n t a r ily t e s tify to t h e ir m e rits.
ful faces, with the huo of - w h y , what fu l.— N. Y. Tribune.
A h ’ o c k ’ s P o r o u s P l a s t e r s a r e p u re ly
get fair play from Germany.
Some­ v«*g. t a b le . T h ey a re n u ld b u t e ffe c tive ,
■----------
is the matter my d a rlin g ? "
thing like tHis too haunted the mind ot s u r e a n d (ju ic k in t h e ir a c tio n , a n d a b so -
W O M E N IN B A T T L E .
“ G -G orald, do n 't touch tno. y ou —
Sir George Gray, ex-governor of New la t e ly h a rm le s s.
you d«*celtful mini!" she sobbed “ Y-you
H exvare o f (n u ta tio n s, d o n o t be d e c e iv e d
F ren ch l.iidlc* \\ lio ll-.tvr lle e u D e co ra ted
Zealand, when he wrote in The A uck­ b y m isre p re se n ta tio n s . A s k fo A l l c ’OCK' s .
nev-never loved mo! W hoso fa-faces
w ith tlio l.cgim i o f H o n o r.
a
u
d le t n o e x p la n a tio n o r s o lic ita t io n i n ­
ar<* they you see
-’*
Truth is stranger than fiction, and land Gazette recently:
“ T h e faces of my sainted grandfather
and grandm other, Ethel, so help me
D eu teron om y!" exclaimed tho young
husband, in an agony of propitiation.
“ 1 w ouldn’t see a face in that firo that
wouhl aw ake the gr«.*en-cy«‘d demon of
— or that you could possibly object to,
my precious, for a thousand worlds!
T here, there, E th el!"
B ut let us retire. T h ere are some
scenes too sa«*ro«l for the cold, curious
gaze of
unfeeling world.
when next you h oar o r read an impos­
sible story, instead of exclaim ing, like
a w ell-kn ow n authoress to tho n a rra­
tor at a London dinner p a rty , “ Go it,
A nan ias,” you had better quietly ob-
sorv«\ “ I suppose it’s true. ” Anyhow,
we are apt to scout the stories of
women who have concealed their s«»x
the bettor to perform doughty deeds
of valor, and to! here are French sta­
tistics, with their dry facts, coining to
prove that what novelists and poets
have written has not been evolved
Interesting Facts About W ood.
from their inner consciousness, but
It has long been assumed that the from the romance of history. T h irty-
wood on the north side of a tree will four French women have been deco­
n«>t w arp ns much as that of the south rated with the Legio»». of H on or since
side, and that if trees are sawn in the order was instituted, and of these
planes running east and west, as the seven distinguished them selves on the
tro«i stands, it w ill w arp less than if battle-field. T w o women soldiers were
cut In th«' opposite direction.
H o w ­ decorated under the first empire, one
ever this may be, tho fact appears to having dressed as a man to replace
have been w ell ascertained that the her delicate brother, her sex only be­
tendency to w arp when sawn
int«i ing discovered when she was wounded,
boards is much greater In green than after attaining the rank of serge an t
in dry wood, and that Urn convex side Th e peeoml heroine took to fighting
of tho curve is alw ays toward the because she liked it, and distinguished
heart. Such w arping, duo to unequal herself at Yenunuper, Austerlitz and
Saxe for one brave vivandiere,
shrinkage, and to the more open tex­ Jena.
ture of the external portion of the tree, the «» was a blank from lH loto 18ol, and
is said not to occur in the m iddle plank then came mtire m ilitary women, whose
o r board of the log. excepting ns it may, exploits would read lik«« an after-din­
W h eth e r these women
in slight degree, reduce the breadth. ner story.
T h is quality of not warping, which is were or were not unsexed by thus
in many cases absolutely imtispensable abandoning their proper sphere is not
fo r certain uses as, for exam ple, in the point at all; the fact remain»* that
the sounding boards of piano-
is se­ women have m ilitary qualities capable
cure«! in the Ciis«» of spruce tim ber by of efficient training should need arise;
first quarterin g the l«»gs, and then saw ­ ami in a country where the perils of
ing them with «In» an gle «low aw ard ; it war, the lack of an arm y and the vol­
is then sawn into boards very nearly at unteer «piestion are being debated, it is
right angles with tin» line of annular just us woit to recognize the fact that
grow th, and a sinal*. »-trip is taken oil if National questions are nt stake it be­
triangularly, to have ti e hoard square
comes perfectly possible to double the
edged.qua I .t u s of >t ability and st ret»*: t li
volunteers of the army by including
being tluih s«*cur»Hl, not otherw iso ob­
both sexes.
Sydney (N . N. W . )
tainable.
N. Y . Sun,
Times.
— A snoo umnufurtun r in IW tla n d ,
M«
— Th e first metrical w»
prodi
bread for the suffering poor, said he
I l (hit «*o intry ¡« said t > tuvo been a
would contribute to the extent of 100
translation bv G e o rg e Sandy», colonial
tacks of tlour and 100 bushels of meal. ]
secretary »>1 V irginia, of Ovid ** ’ M« tu
one sack of tlour and one bushel of I
morplios«*».”
Itxxa* prepared in 1021,
m eal to be given to every man in Port*
ami XX as printed in London ln 1020.
land who neither kept a «log, drank i
Tue mimberof rat*». *.
, | foi the bounty
rum nor used tobacco, and was in need
ta-t V-ar in, ont» Australian colony was !1\
of bread.
A «'cording to the local \ I - ...>o<*, and tho ts‘unties futid iti that year
papers, nobody appeared to claim the ü:ivelm-n.~tinwtnlatr.,..‘«M,Mia
In n.kli
lion m illions of dollars have been |*iid for
g ill
hundreds of miles of rabbit proof fence
Vini su ll tlie rabbits « v i n to ht» as nutnerou>
— Auctioneer And this, ladies and
iSex,r
gentlemen, is an elegant oil painting
I’lah. a noted Pte chief, died a few day*
by one of the gra n d old masters.
It is i
»go. Mi* l'luh, four iu number, is a good
a picture of (loo k in g nt the «*%*a-
iwai cut up
togue) — of A ndrew Jackson, and
A log of solid redwt**l was «Irtich 140 feet
do’. bly valued on account of its an­
«•low gravel in siuking an artesian w«11 at
tiquity. ( Im p ressiv ely ) L ad le* and
VValAonxdle, N«v.
gentlemen, this picture ** o \ «r 21)0
Astoria, Ore., has a Chinese mladonar}
years old. How uiui*h ain I od.-i
?
who makes address* in the streets and at
tracts lai gv audieucaa
D iw ariu iiig un I n »e c u Puc.
/
WILLIAM' BECK i SON.
— WHOLES V LE ANl> RETAIL DEALER* IN —
UNEXCELLED FIREWORKS.
ROMAN CANDLES.
BOM BS
v
Cures*
S K Y H O O K S IS .
■I an A \a. i . k m .
P r o m p t l y ™ d T e r m a ^ e n t l Y
F ire
TORPEDOES,
The Oldest M e Heine in the W o rld is probably
D it . IS A A C T I I O ’I I ' s o n n
CELEBRATED
I I. A U K ,
EYE-W ATER.'
1 tils article is a carefully prepare 1 physician's pre-
W hite Elephant of Siam, Lion of E ng­
T O Y P IS T O L S ,
and has been in constant use for nearly a
land, Drajzon of China, Creas of Switzer, bcripiiou,
century. There are few diseases to which mankind
land. Banner of Persia, Crescent of Egypt* are subject i*«»re distressing than sore eyes, and
F
i
n
o
s
,
B
a
llo o n s .
Double Eagle of Russia, Star of Chili, Tne none, perhaps, for which moro remedies have been
tried without success. For all external inflammation
Circ le of Japan, Harp of Erin.
of the eyes it is an infallible remedy. If the direc­ Iii.i A 1 « ; s f r o n d s i.. P o r t la n d . O r.
To ¡get these buy a box of the genuine tions are followed it will never fail. We particularly
BRA veil sto r es :
D k . C. Mol a n e s C k i . k b k a t k d L iv k k Invite the attention of physicians to Its merit*. For Riverside Av , Sp..k ,ue Falls, XX . T , m State St .Salem.
tale by all druggist*. J*fflN t. THOMPSON. SONS
P i i . l s , price 2ft cents, and mail us the out- j * CO.. T koy . N. Y. Established IT:*;.
-»ide wrapper with your address, piainlv |
written, and 4 cents in stamps. W e will j
AIRY
FACES!
lim
r i i i i i j o , Paste is gurautecd to re­
then mail you the above list with an ele- ! I f move
hair and check its growth. fl.óO by
gant package of oleographic and chro-1
mail. Bend 2c stamp for book “ Ilo w to be
malic cards.
Beautiful," M r s . (J e k v a is e G r a h a m , “ Beauty
Doctor,” *21 P ow ell St., Ban Francisco.
F l e m in g B ros ., P it t s b u r g , P a . j
Dr. Spinney
Co. Portland,Or address
O r .SPINNEY s
H
&
...
I CURE FITS!
# i r o \ f f » | I C beoility, Loss of Vigor. Semina
* * C .» » * V w O L0SBeF, \\ c.ik Memory, Despoil
lpncy, &c„ duo to excesses or abuse, cured.
V O l I N f * &/■ c W suffering from the effect*
T U J R b
ivs t m of y out lihi 1 follies *>» im.is-
should avail themselves of our treatment.
Ido not mean merely to stop them for a time and eretion
A positive cure guaranteed in every case. Syphilis,
then have tuem return again. I mean a radical cure , Ur.nary and Venereal Diseases all unnatural dis­
I have made the disease of fits , k pilk f .-, y or f a l l - ' charges, promptly and safely cured.
i mj sickness a life-long study. I warrant my remedy
1
to cure the worst cases. Because others have falle • is
bind with dis­
no reason for not now receiving a cure. Bend at once ease of Kidneys or Bladder, Weak Back,
Nervous
fior a treatise and a free bottle of uiy infallible remedy. Debility, Wusting of Sexual Strength, etc., cured
Give Express and Post Office.
and restored to healthy vigor.
H G. ROOT M U. 183 Pearl St.. New York.
N. B. Persons unable to visit us may be treace »
a their homes, by correspondence. Medicines am*
n. tractions Bent by mailorexpress. Conauitatioi
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Free.
Bend 1 cents in stamps K*r ih e Young Mun'i
X 1 supplied with Pupils.
A p p ly C O L O N IA L
rleud or Guide to Wedlock.
a GJ l N v / i . ¿ Bu rn er si., London, K. C.
For age ami want, save while you may, no
morning sun lusts all th** «lay.
C 'o i if t ii m p t t o i i S u r e l y C u r e d .
To tiik E d i t o r Tleaie inform your readers
that I have a positive remedy for the above
named disease.
By its timely use thousands
of hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
I shall be gla«i to send two bottles of my reme­
dy f r k e t** any of your readers who have con­
sumption if they w ill send me tluelr express
ami postoftice address. Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM . M. C., 1»1 Pearl st., N ew York.
Lying rides upon debt’s back; it is hard for an
empty bag to stand upright.
THE
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The country is floo *ed with poor imitations of I
"Seal of North Carolina P lu g Cut Sm okin g!
Tobacco.”
VAN
M ONCISCAH
^ PR IV A TE D IS PE N S A R Y .
T H IR D
BTBJCKT,
C H I C H E S T E R 'S E N G LIS H
P E N N YR O YA L PILLS
22: : : : : : s u ic io 2 2 1 1:3.
Oregon.
Ori|r!niil. be»t, only genuine ari l
reliable pill for sale. Never Fail.
Is the ouly Private Dis­
A m L for Chichenter j English'
pensary iu I’ortiaud or ul
Diamond Brand. >" red me­
the Northwest
Coast |
tallic box, . j»Jed with blue rib­
where patients are success­
bon. At DruggiM*. Accept
fully treated n*r all NEK V
no other. A 11 pills in paste­
Ol B, CHKONRJ AND
board boxes, pink wrappers, are a danger-
PRIVATE DIHKASEH in
oua counterfeit. Send 4c. (stamps; for
young or old, single oi
particulars and ‘»Relief for Ludlea,H 'A
,
letter, bv return mail. 10,000 tcatl-
married, such as
■ from LADIES "'ho have used them. Name Paper.
LOUT MAN’ HtXiD,
Chichester Chemical Co*.Madison S*p,PhiIa.,Piu
Nervous debility, seminal
losses, failing memery, [
syphilitic eruptions, ef
t o f&H a « la y . Ham plea worth # 2 .1 5
fects of mercury, kidnej
Lines not under horses’ feet-
and bladder troubles, gou
V
v
Write B r e w s t e r
S a fe ty
K e ia
orrhea, gleet, stricture etc
H o l d e r a o.. H o l l y . M i o h .
C O N S U L T A T IO N K K FK .
Its superior excellence proven In millions of homes for
more than a quarter of a century. It is used by the
Unite i States Government. Endorsed by the heads of
the Great Universities as the Strongest, Purest and most
Healthful Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder does uot
oontain Aro*nouD, Lime or Alum. Sold ouly in cans.
PRICE BAKING POWDER GO.
NEW YORK.
CHICAGO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
IF O R T H E B L O O D . I
S w ift ’ s S|>****lfi<- has cu red m e o f a m a lig ­
nant hreuking out on m y log. w h ich caused
in to le ra b le pain. It w as call«*«! E czem a b y
the doctors four of whom treated me with
no roll« f. i candidly confess that l owe
my present good health to B, s. s.. which
j
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in in \ estim ation is in v a lu a b le as a blood
rein ed v.
M i s s J r i. t A D k XV i t t .
X . 10th S t.,H t. Lou is, M o.
Our huh
w hen tw o m on th s o ld w a s a t ­
tack ed w ith S crofu la , w h ich fo r a lo n g
time d< itroyed her evealght entirely, ana
eause«I us to despair *»i tier life. The doctor
failed to relieve her, and we gave
Swift’s specific, which soon cured her en­
tirely, an«l she Is now hale and hearty,
E. V. D ki . k , W ill’s Point, Texas.
£7* Hend for book giving history of
| Blood Disrases ami advice to sufferers.
| mulled fi «-c
T H E s XV I FT MPKI’ IKIC CO.,
Drawer :t, Atlanta, «la.
AFTERNOON TEA.
Said Mrs. 0. to Mrs. I).
('Twas o’er a cup o f fine Bohcal:
"O u r pretty hostess yonder,
Hus ir.iinod in looks surprisingly;
She scums us well ns well can he!
Said Mrs. D. to Mrs. CV.
She’s changed indeed, but then, you nee,
She put aside objection,
And tried that famous remedy,
Which did so much for you au«l me—
What is tho cans.', 1 w on der?”
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.1
F o r “ run-down,** iloHlltutod mid overworked women, T>r. Pierce's Favorite
Proscription is the best ot ail restorative tonics. It is a potent Sp , ilie fo r :ilt
those I'ltronie Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar to W om en ; a powerful tonic
and nervine, it imparts vijror and strength to the whole system. It promptly
cures weakness o f stomach, nausea, indigestion, bloating, weak baek, nervous
prostration, debility and sleeplessness, it is earefullv compounded bv an expe­
.-,,,,,,111 physician,
|,n, an 1.111, and
.mu adapted
............ to
lo woman's
« OI1IUII s ti<
unite OTgaiu/atk
rienced and skillful
delicate
organization.
Purelv
nerfeetlv harmless
,nn,iit;„„ of
..f tile
,i... system.
......__
Purely vegetable and perfectly
liarmless in nnv
any condition
•" Favorite Prescription" is the only medicine for women, sold by druggis Is,
under a positive guarantee of satisfaction iu cverv ease, or price ($1.00) refund. led.
This guarantee has been printed on the bottle-wrappers, and faithfully earri
allied
out for many years.
T h o B U Y E R S ’ G U I D E is
is s u e d M a r c h a n d S e p t.,
e a ch y e a r. I t is a n e n c y -
c lo p e d ia o f u s e fu l i n f o r ­
m a tio n f o r a ll w h o p u r ­
ch ase th e lu x u r i e s o r th e
n e c e s s it ie s o f life . W e
c a n c lp th e y o u a n d f u r n is h y o u w it h
a ll th e n e c e s s a r y a n d u n n e c e s s a ry
a p p lia n c e s to r id e , w a lk , d a n c e , sle e p ,
e at, fish, h u n t , w o r k , g o to c h u r c h ,
o r sta y at h om e , a n d in v a rio u s size s,
s ty le s a n d q u a n titie s . J u s t fig u re o u t
w h a t is r e q u i r e d to d o a ll th e se t h in g s
COMFORTABLY, a n d y o u c a n m a k e a fa ir
e stim a te o f th e v a lu e o f th e B U Y E R S ’
G U I D E , w h ic h w i l l b e se n t u p o n
r e c e ip t o f 10 c e n ts to p a y p o s ta g e ,
O
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
111-114 M ic h ig a n A v e n u e , C h ic a g o , 111.
Copyrighted, 13S3, by W orld ’ s D ispbnsarv M eoical A ssociation , Proprietors
A BIG SHOW
T H E
Smith's Cash 8tore, 418 Front St., 8. F„ Oal.
largest gcncrsl dealers west of the Mississippi
River. Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, V n der-
w e»r; W ell Peper, Stationery; Blankets, Bed­
ding; Roots, end Shoes; Cenned Goods, D ry
fruits; Wooden, Tin, Crockery, Gless .Grenite
end Herdwere. Meet, Fish, Provisions, Honey,
Grehi, Feed, Groceries, Pure Spices, Seeds, Be­
en*; Drugs, Medeeinee; Clocks, Ammunition,
Rubber Goods, Tents, end quentitlee of other
goods et lowest prices for Cesh only. Send 2 a,
stemp forfu ll list by first meil. end leern how
tolivech eepen d well et smell cost; 32 veers In
easiness: Customers In every Connty west <4
the Rocky M oan teins, end m e n ; else whose
Tho ancient superstition of sailors
It In m ighty curious how big some aius look
about unlucky ships seems almost to until after a man has committed them.
havo some foundation in case o f the lost
Dominican filibuster steamer Conserva.
She had b«»on in the Aspinxvall trade, but
had not proved profitable. Then she
was seized and sold and refitted as man-
of-war. On her trial trip she came near
sinking, tiecause some ports had been left
open, and her crew deserted her as soon
as she touched the dock. Another crew
was obtained and she st't out, only to gc
down, with all on board, in the equinoc­
tial storm.
\ ® V C © 9
X o a s a w t
V tv L a U v o
exxexs
LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Purely Vegetable and Perfectly Harmless.
I n«*qiialei1
O n e t i n y . S u g a r ' - co
o a l « «1 P
H I l i o n a Kl«‘u « ia « I k *. C o i i M i p i s i t i o n ,
di^rangementa o f the stomach auu bowels.
I
to take.
as a L i v e r P i l l . Smallest. clMniwut, **asH*st
e lle t a D ose,
i ures N i c k H « * a d ; i c h c .
l n d l g « ‘h t i o i i . H i 11 0 1 1 » A t t a c k s , unu all
25 ceuts. by druggists.
I
merliate relie/in the wonit caeea.insurw« vomf«wt-i
able sleep ; eff«x-tj» rnr«** where ail others fail.. A
frv»I cn^rinees tAe most tkeptteal.
ôOc. and
IÉI.OCkcMtPrugirtataorby maiL Baruple F R E E
Minn
— A —
Delicious Biscuit
| K k w a r d If you have au Old Sore that needs j
i htallug. Hini that other remedies have failed t«> i
I heal; or a breaking «»lit *>r Itching o f the scalp j
or body; or a Boil. Burn. Cut, or any ailment for I
< >1« I
I which a Salve i* Miitable. buy a -*-« ont box of ;
H e x i c u n w a i v e , which t** XVarrant€**i to;
W h o know a g«H>*l thing when they see it, j * urc when * \crythlugelse fail*» If not kept by
cents in stamp» to J. «’ .
It is said to I k » a triumph of the senti­ cannot t <* fooled by a poor ininn tat ion of I your druggist sen*!
the well known “deal of North Carolina” < d k m e n t . Agt., Astoria. Or., and re«»eive a box
mentalists that the murderess. Mrs. Plug Cut Toltnrco.
| by maii
f
l
i
C rack ers,
1.1 vrm tss,
Industry ne«**ls not wish, aud he that lives
Upon hope w ill die fasting.
America will eventually become leader of the d u c e y o u yo u to ac ce p t a s u b s t it u t e .
Anglo-Saxon race, and will displace Finland
The rase o f mankind would perish *11*1 they
from the posit inn sin» now holds
Many eyes in
this part of the world are already being turned «•ease to aid each other.
toward America »is the power that is likely to
Th** man or woman who is profitably employ
preserve the interests of the Anglo-Saxon race in
**«1 is -on» Tall y happy. If you are not happy it
the Pacific, without herself annexing anything or may In* b**<*au*e you have not found your proper
allowing foreigners to do so
It is clear that the work. W e earnestly urge all »neh persons to
center of power among the Auglo-Saxon race is write to IL F. Johnson A «'•»., 1(H)1
.» Main street.
shifting to America, as the center of (Ktpulatiou Richmond. Va ami they can show you a work
has already done
It is therefore unwise of Png ihi which you can he happily uud profitably em ­
land to neglect tier interests in such a time ot ploye«!.
emergency
The United States does not require a
sw eep th«* snow from thine ow n door: spy not
standing army and consequently tho whole re
sources of the people so circumstanced could lx; at the frost on other's tiles.
devoted solely to the maintenance of a navy
•’ B r o w n ’* l<r«»iM*li<a1 T r o « * li« , s ” are ex
which would make the Anglo Saxon race abso
eellent. for the relief of Hoarseness or Sore
lute masters of tho world.
Throat. They nr«* exceedingly effective. Sold
only in boxes. Price 2f» cents.
The two and three column editorial of
the British newspaper on th«» subject oi
the iniquity of speculation is in ordei
again since the copper syndicate's failure.
Hut it is not Am erica that catches it this
time. Tho British newspaper is, like the
British matron, tremendous on moral lec­
turing.
F°r C - v F
"T h is was Homctbne a paradox,” as Hainlet
says Since, however, the people of Am erica
uud other lauds have been enabled to pit Hos-
tetter’s btomach Bitters against that nuw-eu foe,
maluriu, it is no longer u paradox, but au easy
possibility. Wherever m alaria evolves its misty
venom to poison the air, aud decaying un whole- I
some vegetation impregnates the water, there, I
iu tli»* verv stronghold of miasma, is th** aux
iliary potent to disarm the foe and assure effi­
cient protection. Fever ami ague, billious re­
mittent. du m b ague and ague c ake, no matter
how teuacioiisiy they have fastened their clutch
on the system, arc lirst forced to relax their |
grasp ami eventually to ahuudon it altogether.
But it is its preventative force that should
chiefly recommeml th** Bitters to person* d w e ll­
ing in m alaria curse«! loealities, for it is a cer­
tain bm k ler of defence against which tin*
enemy is powerless, «’lire*, likewise, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, kidney and bilious ailments.
lh re t» f a m o u s W o n » « » M o re N o te d fo r I n ­
tellect I b a n Ifeautjr.
t
Ask your Grocer for
COW
rl ’ iin < > S m o k e r M
BRAND
SODA or SALERATUS.
Absolstely Fart.
Whitt ling, in Philadelphia, has tieen r e -' Hear in m in d th iit the genuine " S e a F j
1 ilM U / l V
R H A ^ II H, HKANK J
coats ij- 11 no m ore than th»' m any tra sh y ' 8
M C i n n ^ l . HATH.
G aoler, Itoenlal
«pited till April 2V. The wom an’s rights
) l " 7 * 's that stone dealers ca rry .
Ptanos; Bardett
band Instrument* Larses*
people say. on the other hand, that no
Bands luipiUxl *
-s <« llia i you g e t th e S al «>f N o rt h C a r o ­ ?U>ok of Sheet Mode and
astern I rkvs M A ITH IAB *»RAV <XV .M P«w
woman * an justly be hanged until she it lin a. « 11 «! vou w ill s m o k e n o o t h e r tobacco.
*—-■*
P*»-a»i<««v-
tried before a ju ry of women.
t preacrlb«» and fu lly er. ,
NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS
dors«* Ri»c « ; as the only
specific for the certain cure
o f this diwea.se.
1» H. I.N tiR XH AM M P .
Amsterdam. N. Y.
W e have sold Bis <; for
many years, and
has
flven the best of sans
action.
D. K. DYC’T ir A CO .
A fltcond Canadian Pacific railroad is
projected
It will pass over tho route
originally selected for the first rouit
It
will bo cal ed tho Western Transconti­
nental railnvid
lie capital stock is $50, '
000,000, w ith power to increase.
A i
»er on the Pacific coast bears
Che si
ni
m
has ga.' si A)
that W a sh in gto n T e rritory
X) by im m igration the past
year
A novelty in rrtle targets va a gin** ball
dancing on a jot of water It is a most diti!
cult ahok
— About nino tenths of all the «'lay
pipo* miiMufiwluivtl In the
C iii W h I
State?» Hiv mail# in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
where three fiwtorles are ItR'atr^l thill
turn out Ift.OtK) mi»»?» annually.
The
clay come-« from W oodbridjfe, N. J.,
ami costs at tho factory fire dollar?« per
-h
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It* Makes You Hungry
“ I hare uso*! Paine s fXeli rv Unmiw n.l :.nd o
1
Uhl :'**»>. Ill
S I . 0 0 . Rvld by D ruauiU .
ML** UK PM
ESTBLISHED
WELL DRILLS
AT P0RTLAND
aine o f W a llo p
It
too.
i •’< > i '
.
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roí m u r
P A L M E R <&. R E Y ,
At thc
N ew
Bsildtng.cor. First aifd AMcrSts.
|
xx i* a-c now pn’i'an**! tod«>all kinds «»f Klectr**
and **>t,
(ti rtrst class «tyle st rvasonablc
prl**- -
Kcmembcr. w** have tíu* only fonndrv ,
*f tlus kunl iti thc N**rthwcst. xs c guarantcc
sil xi*»rk t.» be pcrf«*cL Sctid us trial onicr.
P A L M E R
i
o m itir le
At R E Y .
P r in tr r «*
\% s r r h o u w ,
-A
F. N. U . No.
Paine’s
C elery Compound
ts s nnl iue tonic and app.
the U.*«t»». quick in its action, ai
Injurious effect. It gives that
which makes everything ta»*v»
dx-spcpsia and ktndreil dlsord»
pn-^ribe It. |i.os. s u for ».*-
T h e Best
Spring Medicine.
“ In i
M«*ry uc
«Nk I i
W ills . R ichardson kOo.. Bu
Portland. t»re*on.
N. T. X. U . No.
pospose .
S o ld o n T r ia l !
^
vans moro now-a-days t han It.
The w inU Tof I'S-t - » haaiett
s nit fn u y d ant. Tbu nerves must be
strengtReDed, thu blood purified, liver and
txjwel- n '.'u !a[,d . Paiae's cek-ry Compound—
th r A p ri),,; m .,U r i n e
all Ulta
its nothing P i# «'an. /'rwriftfi/ by Pht/ocitxns^
Ran■ vtme?J*d by Drug.ru i O, Endnrm d by Mim stt. s,
l ì o n n t n t red by the Manvfacturers u U
I
OIAM OM D D I E S
LACTATED FOOD \