Newberg graphic., July 20, 1889, Image 4

TOLD
BY
TH E
W AVES»
I was a child, but the sea was old.
G ray and old was the roa rin g sea.
W h en first his m igh ty w aters ro lled
A t iny restless fee t anti sang to m e;
I wa* a child, but the w ashing w aves
In their w a ilin g g r ie f o r th e ir fitfu l p ig f.
C alled m y nam e in the h ollow caves,
And told ine stories o f ye sterd a y .
O f a stran ge old tim e, I know not when.
O f a distan t land, 1 know not w h ere!
O f a H om e beyond the thoughts o f men,
An«l beyond the reach o f my fondest pi a y’ f
I was a child, but the gra y old sea
T o ld o f a tim e that was long o f y o r e ~
T o ld o f a past Kternlty
Like the great infln ty before.
L o n g have I trodden uis beaches bare.
G athered his sea-w eeds brow n and w ild,
S ca ttered his spray from my w a vin g hair
A s though I were still a lit t le child.
B u t now no m ore does the ocean t e ll
H is m ystic tales o f the P a s t to me,
F o r I h ear in his ceaseless surge and sw ell
T h e ca ll o f a fa r F u tu rity.
—A rth u r L. Salm on, in O nce a W e e k .
TIIK CLERK’S LEGACY.
It Is Inconvenient to Inherit from
L iv in g People.
.lames Wallace, a salesman in the
dry goods store of Messrs. Fog & M il­
let, was electrified one morning by re-
oaivlng the following letter:
S in : In accordance w ith the p rovision « o f the
w ill o f my Inte clien t, Mr. A nth on y W allace, I
am directed to Inform you that you have fallen
he r t o the »uin o f fifty thousand dollar*, not
payable, h ow ever, t ill the cud o f the year. In
the m e jin t o n e .y o u w .il rece ve the divid en d *
q u arterly. An the m oney Is ln v c «ie d s ec u ie iv
at eig h t per c e n t , thl* w ill am ount to fou r thou
■and d o lla rs an n u ally. I »en d you a check for
a thousand d o lla r» In advance, »upponlns that
you may tlnd it » presen t use desirable. Y o u r»
respectfu lly. J o h n P o d d , A tto rn e y ut I.aw.
Tim delight of James Wallace ill re­
ceiving this epistle in tty be imagined.
Hitherto he had been confined to n sal­
ary of six hundred dollars a year,
which, of cotu'Ho, hud compeled him to
live in a modest manner.
‘‘Fifty thousand dollars! Four thou­
sand dollars it year! Isn’t it glo­
rious? Won't I make things fly?”
“ Whnt do you mean by making
things fly?” inquired his cousin, John
Wallace, who was employed in the
same establishment.
“ Mean, my dear fellow5 I mean to
enjoy life. That’s what I mean." _
“ Don't you enjoy it now?"
“ How can I, cooped up in this shop
all my time? No. the first thing I
ahull do will bo to discharge old Fogg
and Millet. My days of slavery are
over.”
“ 1 suppose you will go into Homo
Other business?”
“ Then you suppose wrong. With
an income of four thousand dollars u
year I don't need to be tied to busi­
ness.”
"Then you will devote yourself to
some study and cultivate your mind?"
“ Nothing of tile kind. 1 tell you I
mean to enjoy life.”
“ 1 hope you will— in the right way."
“ Not in your way.
You’re too
steady-going for mo. My plans are
not arranged, except that I shall go to
the Belleville Hotel to board, and next
week give a grand blow-out in honor
of my Inheritance. W ill you come?”
“ I won’t promise. Might it not be
more proper, considering Uncle An­
thony’s recent dentil, to postpone It?"
“ Not a bit. I didn't know much of
him. I haven’t seen him since I was a
hoy. By the way, I wonder lie didn't
leave you something.”
"H o had a right to disposo of iiis
property as he pleased.”
“ Well, if you don't complain, I don't.
That is certain.”
James Wallace lost no time tn wait­
ing upon his employers, and tendering
in u very cavalier manner his resigna­
tion of tile clerkship which he held.
"1 congratulate you. Mr. Wallace,
on your prospects," said Mr. Fogg.
“ If you should determine to go into
business for yourself, Mr. Millet and
myso f will be glad to assist you with
any advice in the selection of goods or
on other points."
“ I shall not go into business," said
the young man. “ I have had enough
of it.”
This was ail Ihe satisfaction his em­
ployers received for their disinterested
offer.
James Wallace lost no time in estab­
lishing himself in hundsome rooms ut
tlic Belleville Hotel, which lie refur­
nished in ii costly milliner. Al the end
of ii week lie issued invitations for his
‘‘grand blow-out.” as lie called it
About fifteen young men were invited,
his cousin among them. John W al­
lace thought it might tie churlish to
refuse, and accordingly accepted the
invitation, but withdrew ut Imlf-pust
ten o’clock, finding the entertainment
fast degenerating into a drunken revel.
The remainder kept it up till nearly
morning, and few of them were in any
condition for business the next day.
James Wallace, b e in g under no such
necessity, did not rise till two o'clock
in tlie afternoon.
As might lie expected, his bill for
furniture added to the expense of his
entertainment, consumed entirely the
UuMiMuud dollars which hud been sent
him and all this in ten days. How­
ever. the fact of ids Inheritance W ing
known, lie found no dintcolly in ob­
taining credit any where.
Having been accustomed to having
his time fully employed, he found in
his pros oit idleness that It hung heavl
ly on tils hands. His associates no
being in independent circiinistnnee-
were occupied in the daytime. In Hi
evening, however, a coterie gather,
in his rooms, whore wine and eign
were always provided.
“ 1 shouldn't tiiink your life woul.
bo very satisfactory," said his t’ousi
John to him one day.
“ 1 wouldn't exchange with yois at
any rate John.”
“ Yet 1 think I am happier thai
y o it"
I uin ii -unit Id a t o f o r t h e p o o r h o u s e . " waters. In one of the shortest of the
• It ought to be; but I'll tell you maul bonds in Dunn's creek Bob bus
what, James, though you have fifty Yid bin home for many years, always
thousand dollars, and I have saved lying on the same log, und so elose to
log
that
‘ lie
passengers
only four hundred. I will guarantee, the
reach
him
with
an
oar.
in ease you do not change you course, cun
become
fright­
that ut the end of ten years I will be Alligators usually
ened and roll off from the logs
the richer of the two.”
“ What’s four hundred dollars?” ex­ into the water at the approach of a
bout, but Bob is used to it, and ap­
claimed James, contemptuously.
"N o t much, I grant, but it is a nest pears to wait for the boat to come.
egg. and ns I muy fairly count on an Kvery duy for ten years ho has been
increase of salary, it will steadily in­ seen on the same log, and as the bout
approaches he slightly turns his head,
crease. ’’
“ Yerv well, vou mav go votir way as though he were waiting for the
and I will go mine. By the way. why passengers to begin to shoot at him,
don’t you drop in of an evening? I which they invariably do. After lie
is tired of this amusement lie dives
generally have u little company.”
“ To be frank, 1 am afraid I shouldn't into the water, to again reappear when
enjoy it, James. I usually spend my the bout returns. He has been shot
evenings iti rending, it is all the lime every duy during the last decade, but
he never tires of it. and no one has
1 have, nnd I don't like to lose it.”
At the end of six months James ever succeeded in hitting him in a
Wallace hud not only spent his semi­ vulnerable place. He seems to under­
annual income, but ns much more, so stand that he is there to act as a tar­
that lie was now two thousand dollars get for the marksmen and throws his
in debt. This did not trouble him throat elose against the log and turns
much, however.
Ho thought of the his head so that the bullets can not
fifty thousand dollars, and had al­ strike his eyes. He then knows that
ready formed plans for disposing of it. be is info. The log on which Bob suns
One morning ubout this time—or himself has beer, measured a number
afternoon rather— for it was one o’clock of times, und his length is therefore
—James Wallace was told that a gen­ well known. During the ten years
tleman was below who wished to see since he first begun to become famous
him.
he has grown two feet.
“ Show him up,” said the young man.
Captain Bright stated that he be­
A n old gentleman, apparently about lieved the pilot would miss his locu­
sixty-five, in an old-fashioned costume, tion if Bob was lo die. He is a certain
was ushered in by thg servant.
landmark, and passe:.gers who are ac­
James Wallace hud given an enter­ quainted with the stream will ask
tainment the evening before, lasting “ How many miles are we from Bob?”
till a late hour, and the effects were in order to ascertain their where­
plainly perceptible in his haggard face abouts.
as lie leaned negligently against the
The log upon which he lies has be­
mantel, smoking a cigar.
come known as Bob’s log, and some
Just behind him was an ornamental facetious passengers have mode up
French clock, and the entire apart­ petitions to have a post-office establish­
ment was elegantly furnished.
ed there and Bob appointed as post­
“ I come from Mr. Podd," said the master, giving him us a surname that
old gentleman, very quietly. “ He has of the man after whom the creek was
received a request from you to ad­ called. Several petitions, it is said,
vance a portion of the money you have been prepared, but so far as
were to receive ut the end of the year. heard from none liuve been presented
He is surprised at such a request. He to the department; but if “ Bob’s Land­
supposed your income ample to defray ing, Bob Dunn, postmaster,” is ever
your expenses.”
put in the "Postul Guido” it can be
“ W ell,” said the young man, “ I known that no one lives there and the
have been ut considerable expense to postmaster is a huge 'gnlor.
fit up those rooms."
Bob’s home is the half-way point be­
“ Not over a thousand dollars. I tween Crescent lake and St. John’s
should say,” said the old gentleman river, and visitors to Florida should
looking about him.
not fail to see him. Cuptuin Bright
“ That Is ubout the figure.”
states that if they ever run short of
“ And the other thousand I should ammunition they will catch Bob and
suppose would liuve been sufficient to take the bullets out of his back, where
maintain you during six months.”
enough to stoGk a small store must be
“ Then you supposed wrong. The imbedded. Bob is not a myth. He
fact is, old gentleman, you don't know can be seen by any passenger who will
how much it costs to support a young go up Dunn’s creek, und hundreds of
man in style."
tourists will testify as to his existence
“ Probably not; but it is a good rule und characteristics.— Cor. St. Louis
not to exceed your income.”
(■lobe-Democrat.
“ I don’t want uny advice,” said
C O N SO LABLE
W ID O W S .
Jumes, haughtily.
“ I am afraid it will do you little A B e r e a v e d W i f e W h o W a s O n ly T o o
good. May 1 inquire tlio amount of
T h a n k f u l fo r lle le a a e .
your salary before this inheritance
Once I was with a friend of mine
came to you?”
when tlie nows of her husband's death
“ I starved on a salary of six hundred was brought to her. Ho had been
dollars.”
killed in u railway accident. She was
“ Do you know how much your cousin shocked by the nows and tho dreadful
receives?"
suddenness of it, and turned so white
“ Seven hundred now. Ho did re
that I thought she wus going to faint.
cofvo the same with me last year.”
1 made her sit down on a sofa that wus
“ How tniieh are you in debt?"
near, and she whispered in my car:
“ Get them all out of the room, Mndgo,
“ About two thousand dollars.”
“ So you have spent four thousand, 1 uin so afraid thoy will sue tlie joy in
or your entire year's income iu si,x my fuce that I feel in my heart!” He
had been u brute to her und to his
months?”
“So it appears,” said James, non­ children. He used often to knock the
chalantly.
little ones down in his rages, and,
though his wife never told mo so, I
"W h at am I to think of that?”
“ Really, old gentleman, for lliaven’t fancy that lie more than once hud laid
the pleasure of knowing your numo, his hand upon her by no means “in the
you appear to concern yourself consid­ wuy of kindness.”
erably in my affairs. May I suggest
Now, was not that a release from
tliut I don't see any necessity for it.”
misery for her and her children? They
“ Perhaps you will when you know uro liuppy ns possible now. und when
my name.”
any one suggests a second marriage to
hor site smiles in a way that a few of
“ All right. Let me know it."
her friends understand thoroughly.
“ I am Anthony W allace."
"W h a t!" exclaimed the young man,
Leila, our American friend, is great
starting ns if lie had been shot. “ My on the subject of widows. “ I know,”
uncle! Are you not dead then?"
she says, “ that society expects wid­
" I am ns much alive as ever I was." ows to sit on their husbands’ coffins
" I don't understand it,” said the und make every body uncomfortable,
nephew, pale witli affright.
und society is just the first to turn und
"Then I will explain. I have no rend them for doing iL Just you wait
Others to inherit my property except till I'm a widow; i’ll lie a real smart
you and your Cousin John. Not wish­ one. This is the sort of cup I'll wear,”
ing my money to bo wash'd in extrav­ und she sketches her own pretty head,
agance, mid being able to think of no with u cap about two inches square on
other ordeal, 1 took the course 1 did. the top and a pair of “ weepers"
To my mortification, I find tliut you streaming on tlie air behind. "There!
have run a career of extravagance and shan't I look nice? Oil, girls! 1 wish
dissipation. I recall the inheritance, I'd been born a widow. Unit 1 do!"—
and shall make John, of whom I hear “ Madge,” in London Truth.
| excclent reports, uiv heir. As for you. I
• low true was Kmerson's conclu­
will pay your debts and will allow
twelve dollars a week for three months. sion wlien ho said that the best part of
During that time, 1 advise you to ob­ health is a line disposition. Nothing
tain n situation. After obtaining it I will supply tho want of sunshine lo
shall watch your course, and if it peaches, and to make knowledge valua­
meets my approval I will give you an ble. you must have the cheerfulness of
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income of fifty dollars » month. Tliut wisdom.
is the utmost you need expect. Had
— What this country needs is maple
things been different, you should have sugar that will pass a thorough C’ivil-
received ttie fifty thousand dollars Servlce examination.-
which is but one-half of my prop­
— i, you take tlie right side, tlie just
erty."
sldx ultimately men, however miioh
Jumes W allace's mortification was I they oppose you and revile you at first,
extreme, but he had no ono to blame { will eorno to your siqqiort. F.artli,
but himself. His cousin received the I with all its power, will work with you
Inheritance, of which ho made a and for you. and Heaven is pledged to
worthy und noble use, and has since condiiot ycu to complete success* —
inherited *1“« lialanee a / hi* entire Seward.
property. .Tames Is still a clerk on a | There nret in the truest sense, no
small salary. Horatio Alger, Jr., in groat tilings and no little things in the
Y’aukee Blade.
»pliere of duty. Whatever is to be
done is tlie one thing in the world to tie
A N O T t D A L L IG A TO R .
done by him who ought to do it; and
H r R a t h e r l.n jo y n tte tn g S h o t s t m u l In however unimportant that tiling may
on
seem in itself, it has its relations to
Boli of Dunn's oreok is the best- every other thing done by every other
known to river men and tourists of person
S. >*. Tim e*
uny alligator in Florida. He is one of
— Whnt maintains onB vice would
the largest saurian* in the State, being bring up two children.
You may
fourteen f»»ei six Inches in length, think that a little tea or a little punch
while the largest alligator on the St. now and then, diet a little more cost­
John's river of which any reliable ac­ ly, clothes perhaps a little finer and a
count v ii n lie lind is but sixteen feet in little entertainment now und then, can
length. Dunn's creek. Dob's home, is be no matter, but remcmtier many a
“ You find your happiness Ii, »lav- one of the most beautiful of Florida
ary mid drudgery— I don’t,” rcjoiued streams. It is twenty-two miles in miekte makes a miickle; and further,
beware of little expenses; a small leak
Jam es.
length and it is very deep, being the » i l l sink a large ship.— Franklin.
"In what, then?"
outlet from t're-eent lake into St.
— Any body can soil the reputation
“ In independence, and plenty of John's river. It is a very crooked
of an individual, however pure and
money."
stream, and is so narrow that in
“ I am glad if you have plenty of plan*» the boat will sorai>e the banks, chaste, by uttering a suspicion that his
money. I suppose you might be ex­ it is Bunt with evergreens, which 1 enemies will believe, and his friends
never hearof; a puff of the idle wind
ceeding your income.
meet m erhead forming u leafy bower
“ Well, supposo I hare. Shan’t I that is delightful to the lover of the can shake a million seeds from the
thistle ami do a world of mischief
have a pile coining In at the end of the picturesque.
I'he windings are very
which the hushandsman must labor
year?"
abrupt at times and the navigation Is
“ 1 am afraid that will only lead to exceedingly difficult. The slcamer ! long to undo. Such are the seeds of
the slanderer, so easily sown, so diffi­
fresh extravagance on your part."
(ieiugla. Captain Bright cimiuiuiiding, |
“J tiiink it will be some, time before is the only boat no* vising in iu cult to gather up. and so pernicious iu
thoir fruits.
»
K ille d
a
S c o r p io n
W H A T B K A N D R A T H 'S P1L.LH DO
a ia te .
Mr. L J K*-e»e, of Carroll County.
Go., is exhibiting a make which he
killed and which he says is the out­
growth of a red-headed scorpion. Mr.
Keese says lie lias seen these scorpion
snakes before they bad shed their fore­
le g s —seen them when they were snake
and lizard combined. The species of
lizards which make these snukes are
usually found about rotten logs or
stumps, having red heads and green
and reddish stripes lengthwise their
bodies, and usually larger and more
clumsy than other lizards.
When
they have turned into snakes they are
very hard and sleek, and are of a red­
dish brown color on the back, with
black and white specks and a black
stripe along the center. The sides
have white stripes along them. About
two inches of the tail is brown and
very hard and sharp, and the belly is
perfectly white. These snakes taper
gradually from the bead backward.
They do not grow very large. The
one spoken of above was two feet and
four inches long, and from the size of
a man’s thumb at the head to a pin at
the tail. — Atlanta Constitution.
S u s p ic io u s S u b m is s io n .
A small boy had been having a day
of unmitiguted outrageness, such as
all children who do not die young
are likely to have at times, and when
he wav ready for bed his mother said
to him:
“ When you say your
prayers,
Geòrgie, ask God to make you a
better boy. You have beou naughty
to-day. ”
Tlie youngster accordingly put up
his petitions in the usual form, and
then, before closing with “ Amen,” be
added:
“ And please, God, make me a good
boy.”
lie paused a second and then, to
the utter consternation of his mother,
concluded
with unbated
gravity:
“ Nevertheless, not my will, O Lord,
but Thine be done!” — Providence
Journal.
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A G re a t U n d e r ta k in g ,
“ What under the sun are you com­
ing around this way asking people all
these questions about their ages, and
such things that ain’t nobody’s busi­
ness?” inquired the woman with a
baby in her arms of the census taker.
“ Madam,” said that official, politely,
“ you remember, no doubt, lust election
time, and tlie consequent inaugura­
tion.”
“To be sure.”
“You know how the whole country
was topsy-turvy, and seemed to have
lost all rationality.”
"Y es.”
“ Well, madam, I am helping ths
country to right y n m is’’
— Mr. Grumpy— “ 1 don't see why
you advertised for a plain cook;’ you
know I like little fancy dishes and
entrees." Mrs. Grumpy (meaningly,'
“ Because I’ll never h a v e another good-
looking cook in this house, my dear.
I’ll attend to yeur fancy dishes and
entrees myself.” — Epoch.
— At the Mansion House b all.—Mr.
Griggs (who has retired from the pro­
vision trade, and is ever so exclusive)
— “ A very line swarry. General, but a
little mixed, don’tyou think?” General
Tufts (who is also exclusive)— “ Hang
it all. sir, you can’t expect them all to
be cheese mongers.”— Pick Mo Up.
I
— Ii is nut what wo intend, but what"
we do, that makes us useful.
— Good counsel is only thrown away
upon those who are full of their own
perfections.
— Tho moral cement of society Is
virtue, it unite» nnd preserves, while
T h e w isest man m ay lx* wi«*er to day than he
was yesterday aud to-m orrow thau he i- to-day
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Their action is always the tame, no matter
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They purge «way tha waste particles ol
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and arrest the p r gress of decay. They
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They invigorate d gestion. They open
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work of the kidneys, thus giving those
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T h a t f a n ta n k e r o u N O ld
StM?0«
W onnui
Dearrlbod in the nursery ballad, “ w h o lived
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Send fo r boi k how to cure K id n e y , L iv e r and
Blood disorders.
F l e m i n g B r o s ., P i t t s b u r g , P a .
A good da u gh ter is the m o rn in g su n ligh t and
e v e n in g star o f her p a ren t’s hom e.
C 'o a i e i i m p i l o i k P u r e l y C u r e d .
T o t h e E d i t o r :— P lease in fo rm yo u r readers
that I h ave a p o s itiv e rem edy for the above
nam ed disease.
By its tim e ly use thousands
o f hopeless cases h a v e beeu p erm a n en tly cured.
I sh a ll be gla d to seud tw o bo ttles o f m y rem e­
dy f r e e to any o f yo u r readers w h o h ave c o n ­
su m p tio n i f they w ill send ine th e ir express
aud p ostoffice address. R esp ectfu lly,
" Pearl st., , I>
T. A ‘ . S LO C ...........
U M . M. C.. ' 1811
N e w Y o rk
Th e slow tortoise m ade a lo n g Journey by
lo sin g no tim e.
S ta m p s
Most persons can be led ;
w ith o u t s p o ilin g them .
*
■ — -•♦—
are
alwajjó ciad
by
iß jam
be d riven
'-
People do not discover it until too late,
that tne so called washing powders m t
only eat’ip their clothes, but ruin their
skin, and cause rheumatism. U-»e noth iny
but Dobbins’ Electric Soap. Have your
grocer keep it.
Th e d e v il’s most d e v ilis h w hen respectable.
I f a fflicted w ith Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
T h om p so n ’ s E ye W ater. D ru ggists sell it. ‘Jôc.
H ate idleness and curb all liassions.
in a ll w ords and action s.
T h e cou ntry is flo o ert w ith p o o r im ita tio n s o f
“ Heal o f N orth C a rolin a P lu g Cu t S m o k in g
T o b a c c o .”
T r y
few can
Sfa írrS íü k r
Be
EYE«ADY DRESS STAYS,
G kkm jca ror breakfast.
«S£
M a n u factu red fro m F IN E S T S P R IN G S TE E L,
R u b b e r C oated, S atin e and S atin C o vered.
GUARANTEED
81 EINWAY. £ KA" 1,H *’KA**t*
THE IVER-READY EXTENDERS
C H IC H E S T E R 'S E NGLISH
P IL L S .
R e w a r d — I f you n ave au Old Bore that needs*
h ea lin g , and that oth er rem edies h ave fa iled to>
h eai; o r a brea k in g out o r itc h in g o f the scalp-
o r b ody; or a B o il, Burn, Cut, o r a n y a ilm e n t for-
w h ich a S alve is su itable, buy a 25-cent box o f!
M e x i c a n W a i v e , w h ich
is
W arranted to»
Cure w hen e v e ry th in g else fails. I f n ot kept by,'
you r d ru ggist send 2i> cents in stam ps to J. C;.
D emf . n t , A gt., A storia , Or., aud re ceive a boxc
b y m a il.
DIAM O N D BRAND.
The only reliable pill for sale. Haft -1
^nd sure. I.adl«-«. ask Druggist ror'"
A B IG S H O W
“ ho D ia m o n d I t r a i i d , in r e d , no*,
allic boxt-s, .scaled with blue ribbon.
,
T a k e n o o t h e r . AU pills in pasteboard
boxes with pink wrappers art* d u n ic t-ro ii«
i-ou u terfY itN . Send 4 e . (stamps) lor par
ticulars, testimonials, etc., and “ U e i l c f
fo r
in (eiler. bv r e t u r n m a ll.
• m ith ’s Cash 8to re, 418 Front 8t., a . F., O a i
largest general dealers west o f th e MtasiMippi
R ir »r . Dry Goods, Notions, H osiery, U n d er­
w ear; WaU Paper, S tation ery; Blanketa, Bad-
d in g ; Boots, and Shoe»; Canned Goods, Dry
tm ita; W ooden, T in , Crockery, Glass .G ranlta
aad Hard w ar». Meat, Fish, Provisions, Honey,
Grain, Feed, Groceries, Pure Spicee, Seeds, Ba-
aes; Drugs, M edecinea; Clocks, A m m u n itio n
Rubber Goods, Tents, and q u a n tities o f otfcer
fo o d s at low est prices for Cash only. Send t a .
stamp fo r (n il hst by first m all, and learn haw r
le liv e cheap and w ell at sm all cost; 32 y e a n la i
Easiness: Customers In »v e ry County west a t t
flfca B ecky M ountains, and m any a la e w k e »**
1 bIcbeater C heat. Co., YladUon gq., Phlla., l’a.
I CURE FITS!
I do not mean merely to stop them for a time and
then havo them return again I mean a radical cure
1 have made the diaeaae of f it s , e p il k p c Y or f a l l
IN** sic kn ess a life-long Study. I warrant my remedy
to cure the worst cases. Because others havo failed is
no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send at once
k»r a treatise and a free bottle of my infallible remedy
Give Express and Post Office.
H O ROOT M <1 183 Pearl St . New York
t o 9 H a d a y . Sam ples w orth & £ .1 5
I H K K . L in e » not under horses’ fee t
S F ^ w r ite
B re w s te r
M a fe ty
M e l»
H o l d e r C o .. H o l l y . M i c h .
AildreuH,
A 3 ’ 3 f.
G abler, Roen iah
Pianos; Burdett Organe, band Instrumenta, 'zar geeit
stock of Sheet Mtudc and Books. Bands suupU
Ued alt
Eastern IMoe«
M A T T H I AB G ELA Y CO.. WO
Street. Bac Frano***
A re m a de o f th e sa m e m a te ria l, w ith ela stic
en ds and B u ckle*.
#5 ^P *A sk fo r the E V E R -R E A D Y Stays and E x ­
tender», and ta k e n o other.
B R O W N A’ M E T Z N E R A g e n t » ,
5 3 5 M a r k e t S t r e e t , S. F .
It« superior excellence proven in millions of homes foi
more than a quarter of a century. I t is used by the
United States Government. Endorsed by the heads of
the Great Unlversitiefl as the Strongest, Purest and moat
Healthful. l>r. Price’s Cream Bakiug Powder does no*
contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Sold only in cans.
PRICK B A K IN G PO W D KR CO.
NKW YORK.
CHICAGO
8AN FRANCISCO.
rugging, by
R estored
B E W A R E o f w o rth ­
less im ita tio n s. See
Is stam ped on the hack
RCD CROSS
•1»
THE Mr STON TREATMENT.
S ta led book te n t free.
C A U TIO N .
PENNYROYAL
HOW TO ACT I
ADVICH M i r
Mensufleriogfrom l . o * t V i g o r , .
N e r v o u s D e b ilit v .«, P r e ­
m a t u r e D c c j i n e , etc., re­
sulting from indiscretions, excesses,
c’o.. u r e « l w i t l i o u t .Stout-
M b V fG O R
N o t to Rust, Break o r S plit. S titch ed to tho
Seam s, N o pockets o r h o t iro n s requ ired.
th a t” E V E R R E A D Y
o f ea ch S' ay.
*
êo lic$ c $ c
I f len gth o f days be th y p o rtio n m a ke it not
It Ike n’t Pay
th y ex p ecta tiou .
to use u n certa in m eans when su fferin g from
diseases o f the liv e r , blood or lungs, such as b il­
PllzKM! P I L E * ! ! P IL K H !!!
iousness, o r “ liv e r c o m p la in t,” skin diseases,
scrofulous sores o r s w ellin gs, o r from lu ng
Dr. W illia m 's In d ia n P ile O in tm en t is the o n ly
scrofula
(c o m m o n ly
k n ow n
as consum p­ •are cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Files
tion o f the lu n gs) w hen Dr. P ie rc e ’ s G olden ever discovered.
It never fa ils to cure o ld
M edical D iscover/ is guaranteed to cure all ch ro n ic cases o f lo n g stand ing.
these affection s, if taken in tim e, o r m on ey paid
Judge Cotfinburv* C le vela n d , O., Says:
for if w ill he h roiuprly refunded.
“ I h ave fou nd hy ex p e rie n c e that Dr. W il­
lia m 's In d ia n P ile O in tm en t g iv e s im m ed ia te
$.'•00 offered fo r an in cu rable case o f Catarrh r e lie f.”
iu thr Head, by the p rop rietors o f Dr. Sage’s
D o not suffer au in stan t lon ger. Sold by W il­
Rem edy.
lia m so n ’s M a n u fa c tu rin g Co., Props., C levela n d ,
O h ia. f»Oe aud 41.
Sold by L. Blurnauer & Co., W h o lesa le D ru g­
It is the fo olish a im o f the atheist to scan in ­
gists, Portla n d , Or.
fin itu d e w ith a m icroscope.
A ( ’o l i g l i . C o l d o i ’ M o r e T h r o n t re
qu ires im m ed ia te a tten tio n , as n eglec t resuls in
some in cu rable Lu n g Disease o r C h ro n ic Throat
Trouble, "tin ru m 's bron ch ia l Troches" w ill in
va ria b ly g iv e relief.
D ia l **».
A t D ruggists a n i *
IH I Ci'AfiLLJ A V0GELE1 CO . B»lllmor». M l
£f% ^
THRESHING
WE
O r . SPINNEY;
•
26
|h ng fn-Ml till*
& 28
N.
F ir s t
AND
S tre e t.
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Half Price.
c V
C O .,
S U P P L IE S ,
P o r t la n d , O r e g o n .
It’s Easy to Dye
P lf tM O H D P v f S
fu ll descriptive
circulara of
MOOOY’S HEW
TAILOR SYSTEM
OF ORCSSCUTTIRO.
A n y la d y o f ordi- I
nary inte.ligenco |
Pomosses many Important Advantages over all
can easily and
other prepared Foods.
q u ick ly learn to
cut and mal:o
a n y garm ent, la
IN V ALID S R E L IS H I T .
a n y style to any
measure for lady
M a k a a P tu m p , L a u a h ;n g , H e a lth , B a b la a .
o r child. Address
R e g u l a t e s the S to m a c h a n d B o w e ls.
Sold by Druggists. BS c., 50 , . , B l .o o .
S u p e rio r
IN
S tre n g th ,
F a s tn e s s ,
B e a u ty ,
BABIES CRY FOR IT.
MOODY & CO.,
WILLS. RICHARDSON t CO , luntMTO*. VT.
Baby Portraits
$160 PER MONTH
A n d ex p en se* to represent the
r.ie ilit’ l i i i m l a m i L o a n C o .
In this cou nty. Best o f referen ce* requ ired. A p- j
pij ut Rome < MB' •
F lo o d
H o i Id i n g . M a n
AND
_
S im p lic ity ..
W arranted to < oh >r m ore goods than «>-y other •
dyes eve r made, an i to giv e m ore brilliant and
durable colors. Ask tor the JitmnuHd, and take -
no other. 36 colors ; xo cents each.
A Portfolio o f beautiful baby portraits, printed
on fine plate paper by i«ite n t phut«» t»OK*ess, sent
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, fit.
free to M other o f any Baby te r n w ithin a year.
Kvery M other wants these pictures; send at once.
G ive Baby’ s name and age.
For G ild in g or B ro m in g F a n cy A rtic le s , U S E
WlllSf RICHARDSON 4 CO, Piopt, Burlington, Vt
Gold, S ilv e r, Bronxe, Copper.
DIAMOND PAINTS.
I ’tiioago. Ill
S i.00. ^ld by Druggists.
I
TO
A F T crt
THE APHRO M ED lClf!«! i .
WRSTKRN » * * > ' I
BOX T
P i*
\ sD O K
by n i f l b t R »% la n e f i n g i t
t\;i. •>r-
on.I »n -l « ash ington Ms.. Portland. O ,.
Ceuta*
F r a n c lo c o . « a l .
G D. B. D Y C H E t CO..
oi stim u lan t*, lo h m v o o r o p iu m
o r t lir o igh >a* 1 *I»i 111 iii-in.'t"ti«>n, o ver im tiilg-
e:»rv ,v. , «m ii » * I «"¿ »o ' Umili r - " U ” . W akefu l
ucu». Hearing »lo w it I ’m n* in the Ha« k . Sem inal
\\ ^ k nés*. II > sfei i
* Prostration M
*» w »••« V
I htnivsiotis. I en<- rrluva .
o r\ . lo v s o f pow er and Im pute»- v. w hich i f „
«elected often lead to prem *tu reol‘d a < e a » d i* -a
It '
P
e f 1 0<* a b«»\ * boxes for f OU 8? » o*
m a il on n-«*eir»t o í pn ce
A W t i l l I t N U t % H \ X T F F for every f iX
order, to refund r e re
«•» if a I ’ r n . i a n e n l
cure i* not effected Thousands o l testimonial?
from o ’ 1 and young, o f both sexes, r e ’su e n tlj
cored t»x ir w iio m T i!« «
t'lrr n la r I.«
Ooly
’
1 prescribe and fu lly en
d< rs» Big G m th<
specific for the certain cur»
o f this disease.
O. H. l N ' H A H AM . M P .
Am sterdam. N Y. j
W e h a v e sold Big (• for
m any years, and .t baa
vrn the best o f sat:«
r m oney
1» funded.
I» 0
V X
P O S IT IV E
GUARANTEE
o o n r e a ti y
er\ti
h m «
dixeii'O. or any
disorder o f the
gen era tive or
gii ma o f either
BLFCRC
(jlR E G O R Y
M A C H IN E R Y
i Cincinnati, O.
APHRODITINE"
1 ».
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BLOOD!
TU Celebrated French Cure.
E N G IN E S ,
W IT H
FOR T H E
HwifVs Mjtccilic cun'll m • o f »’H iiffr, which w a*
hereditary, for m y utihcr «hol «-(' i'u n trr. My ft»***
resiste,I * ii other trentine t. In tH«t ttrcvv w orse all
tho time. I let! oi T m II other remedies, and look
s. s. s. which forced • it the poison until m y system
" as dem ise I, when the I'm icer healed, not even
leaving j» sign» M health sin e has been excellent.
M us. L u n \ K. !>*■►«. V s. ^
I*« son. I »*..?■»♦ pt > . ‘s,v
Send fo r Treatise on Cancer a t«l Blood Disease ;
nul led free.
s \V I KTH I* KOI FI «' MX.
D rn w eri. Atlantik, tin.
STOCK
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W rite for D escription nnd Prices.
II.
ease o f Kidneys o r Bladder, Weak Back, Nervous
D ebility. W asting o f Bcxituf {Strength. etc., cured
and restored to healthy vigor.
N. B. Persons unable to visit ns may be treated
•spoud
iiistructions «en t by inail
Consultatici
til o r expresa.
e
Uree. Send 4 ce ut a iui-tam psfor ih e Young M&u'i
Friend or Guide lo V\ adlock.
Who know a good thing when t h e y s e e it,
cannot lie fo o le d l>v a poor Iminitation of
the well-known "Seal of North Carolina"
Plug Cut Tot«eeo.
Hear in m im l that the genuine “ Seat’
caste yon mi more than the many trashy
plug cute that some ileatern carry.
Si'e that vou get ihe S ail of North Caro­
lina, and vou will smoke no other tobacco.
F
Are Offering First-Class New Engines at
M I D D L E - A C E D M B N S & K f fift S
H n to lte r N
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|k| E D I f A I I O Deoility. Loss o f Vigor, Semina
B l t f V W g l Losses. Weak Memory, Dunpou
dency, ¿ic., due to excesses or abuse, cured.
V O U M O
from the ef!
T U U U l f l l¥ I K
o f y out h l„ l fo llies Of ir
eretlon should a v
a il themselves o f our treatment.
va
treatment,
A positive cure guaranteed in every case, BypfcTils,
Urinary and Venereal Diseases a ll unnatural dia
charges, prom ptly and saiei/cured.
' I ’i m e
ARE CLO SING O U T O U R
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T H R E S H IN G
Dr. Spinney 4 Co. ¿G£ESi£Si£
O h l
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engines
CURES
WHERE A U
ELSE FAILS.
It t ough Syrue. Tastesg«sM. U f*
i n time, t^-l-1
. by dru ggist*._____ ■
F ^ P ln l i t
S<5.22 IÛ S250.*^2 f ’V’" "
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R» >n -A ' •
.V. H - P fm w ante no* <,*•! ‘•usine,, en e rie n e e .
V. er miml >>><»( trm .iiny stamp toe r e y .,. B.F.
J. A C S .
N. P. N U . Mo.
Dsiicious Biscuit
Ask your Grocer for
COW
i.ief.T ,e.l w h o c i i (Mm i»h » -.
» I »Iw I
— i..:*’ ImM* to th e u »ln e»a
r . m ment. n .»r h.
proit-ahlr eet'i'l > v -l el—. A *-w ve.-».-.. M i n t . ' « » «
¡O d r-A M
I«. r\ J t 'I I N — - V .- -
!•»'* Multi St..
S. F . N . U . N >
MAKE
— A —
BRAND
SODA °« SALERATUS.
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