Newberg graphic., July 25, 1890, Image 4

f SOME SUPERSTITIONS.
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FEW OF
FANCIES
X>ldn't Believe
TH E
AND
PO PULAR
FAIRY
In Gliottts,
FEARS,
TA L E S .
but Afrulri of
Them — Things W orn and Carried to Pre­
vent Disease —Unlucky
to Go
Under a
L ad d er—In and Out the Same l>oor.
The probable truth is that there is not
one of The Globe s readers who does not
at least half believe in some sui>erstition.
Somewhere in your lives you have a
little private closet where you Leep one
or more pet superstitions locked up out
o f sight of your friends, and, for I he
most part, out o f your own sight. But
now and then you unlock the door, or
they get out through the keyhole; then
they look at you in the twilight with
their weird eyes, full of the mystery of
the past, and you find yourself on your
knees before them.
Perhaps you are
half ashamed of them, because you do
not more than half believe in them, but
when hey get you alone they master
you. You are like Mine, do Stael. A
friend said to her one day, “ Do you be­
lieve in ghosts?” “ No,” she replied, “ but
1 am afraid of them, though.”
A LONESOME LADY.
Col. Ingersoll dedicated his first vol­
ume of lectures to “ Eva A. Ingersoll, a
woman without superstition.”
In the
early mining days in California, when
selfish rascality seemed to be the rule,
an old miner who had been rejieatedly
“ fleeced” was very much astonished at
the remarkable honesty o f u young man
who had just paid back some money
which had been given him by mistake.
Thinking ho could not have many com­
panions in such deeds the old man
stepped up to him, laid his hand on his
shoulder and said, “ Stranger, don’t you
find yourself awfully lonesome about
these parts?” So I have often thought
that if Mrs. Ingersoll is really altogether
“ without superstition,” she must some­
times find herself ‘awfully lonesome.”
I remember, when a boy, that one of
my brothers used to wear about bis neck
a red woolen cord to prevent the nose­
bleed. The only thing clear in my mind
on the subject was that it did not pre­
vent it. At any rate it used to bleed
very often, w bile the rest o f us, who did
not wear one, were never troubled at all,
except in those cases that all who have
been boys will understand, where a post,
or the ice in skating, or a snow hall, or
some 'Hlier hoy’s fist came in somewhat
vioien contact with (he most prominent
feature o f our faces. 1 suppose, how­
ever that there was somo fanciful con­
nection between the red o f the string
and the red of the blood, and an incipient
• homeopathy suggested that “ liko would
cure like.’’
I also remember, when a child, how
some o f the larger boys used to carry
about a horse chestnut in their pockets
as a preventive of rheumatism. This is
one o f the mysteries 1 have never fath­
omed. Only it does seem a w illful per­
versity for people to sillier so, just tosavo
the trouble of carrying a horse chestnut.
Just as it seems pure malico in any one
ever to die when one looks through an
apothecary shop, reads the advertise­
ments in the newspapers, or knows how
Dr. Cullis cures peoplo by simply praying
for them, and then telling them they are
w* 11.
THE
BABY’S
BEAD.
M A R K E T O F A L L N A T IO N S .
I am only a bit o f amber
That dazzles the baby's eyes;
But the light In my Innermost ohambsr
Is the light of the pristine skiea.
1 A C O S M O P O LITA N SCEN E ON LU D LO W
S T R E E T , N EW YO R K .
For ages ago and ages.
When, far in the upper air,
Vast firs, like old arch image*
Hhed Incense everywhere.
A Ptct i'Mqiie Gathering of Curious People.
How the Orthodox Hebrews Select Their
And. all In the wide gray weather,
Which wrapped the whole round world»
Boletnnly waved together
As the thick warm vapors curled.
tmliliiilli K i . s l - T h . U abble That Always
f o l l o w » a Crowd.
Have you ever been in the vicinity of
the Ludlow Street market on a Friday
morning? Well, if you have not you
have missed a sight. Ludlow Street
market comprises that portion of the
city hounded by Hester and Canal and
by Essex and Orctiard streets. Every
Friday, from sunrise to sunset, it is the
liveliest neighborhood in this city.
The yells and whoops of an army of
Comanches or Donny brook fair itself
never furnished the noise found here
every market day, as Friday is called.
The sons and daughters of Israel flock
from all portions of the city, and mingle
with tho denizens of the down town dis­
tricts. Hoboken and Jersey City send
their delegations ready for bargains, and
before noon the street is impassable.
Ragged jackets and scant wraps mingle
with sealskins and silks, while white
bearded patriarchs jostle elbows with
the bright eyed and red lip[ied Jew ish
maidens and their swarthy, stalwart
brothers and fathers, all keen for a bar­
gain and totally unconscious of tlie pict­
uresque feature they make in the middle
I o f Gotham.
In the sunshine's sudden bursting
I oozed from a topmost bow.
And I drank that splendor thirsting—
There is no such sunshine now!
And the wings that came round me flashing—
None like them are fluttering herw—
I caught in ray heavy plashing
And sealed in my shining sphere.
Oh, life that was wild and glorious
When tho elements wrought for man.
And waved over Hre victorious.
Shaped the earth to her aucient plan!
Then the tides. In the great world change*
Rose in their mighty turn.
Rolled over the flr tree's ranges
And the phune of the giant fern.
And ages had passed and ages,
When the winds scooped the deep sea floor,
And the seas in their storm blown rages
Tossed me to light once more.
And now, half a Jest it may be.
Half a charm, you hung in your mirth
lloung the throat of the new born baby.
The oldest thing on earth!
—Harriet I'reacott bpofford in 8 t Nicholas
Hereditary Taints.
One result of tlio labors of physiolo­
gists lias been tho clearing of the mental
vision, and the gradual comprehension
of tlie great, pervasive und potential fact
o f “ heredity.” “ The sins o f the fathers
shall lie visited upon the children," said
Moses more than 3,000 years ago. Proba­
bly he comprehended in butu very small
measure tho significance of his own
utterance. Not only do parents transmit
to children their mental peculiarities,
their moral tendencies, tho features of
tlie face, the stoop of the shoulders and
tho trick o f the gait, hut they pass on to
them tiieir blood, their brain, their
glands, their very soul and life. W e do
not mean to say that heredity is a tyrant
from which there is no escape, and tiiat
as is tlie parent in constitution and con-
duct, so also must ho tlie children to the
remotest generation.
I f that were one o f tlie discoveries of
physiology, small thanks would he due
to tlie science from overburdened man.
But it is not so. Tlie parent himself, as
is well known, can m odify and make
worse or lietter itotli his constitution and
his character.
Similarly, tlio child's
constitution and character may lie
changed, until, by tho operation o f tlie
law of heredity itself, a not very remote
descendant may he tlio antipodes o f iiis
early progenitors. The discovery of an
existing inherited taint of disease or of
vice in a child is not u cause for regret,
but for thankfulness. Tlie disease taint
itHi lf is, o f course, to lie deplored, and
so is tlie inherited vice; hut its early dis­
covery is to lie hailed with gratitude as
pointing out lines o f physical and moral
treatment which may lead to tlio prac­
tical enfeeblement o f tho taint or even
to its eradication.—London Hospital.
H er I ill lier'. Poor ('ilfill'il.
THE UNLEAVENED BREAD.
Every man, woman and child bears a
basket, and they ure out for material for
| their Sunday dinner, tho “ Kosher" food
for tlie “ Slialies" table, killed and cured
I according to rites prescribed when the
race was young. Notwithstanding tlie
1 semi-religious errands o f the marketers,
the traditional shrewdness of the race is
the chief feature of the bargaining.
' The first places visited by every one of
the market men and women are the
] stands where tho hardies, or unleavened
1 bread, is sold. The loaves are first given
j a thorough inspection, and then the
price is asked. This is followed by an
offer o f a cent or two lower, and, after
haggling a few minutes, a purchase is
made. Tliero is reason for the haggling
and tho close inspection.
The bardies loaves, like other pro­
ductions, aro subjected to a rejuvenating
treatment beforo being offered for sale,
when they aro stale, and knowing ones
can tell this l>y looking them over care­
fully. When not fresh tho loaves are
squeezed and handled so as to make
them soft, then scented to prevent the
sourness from being detected, and then
put on tho stands.
The purchaser feels of the loaf, smells
it, and then balances it ia his hand to
see that it is not under weight. Then it
is turned over, as though it were some
precious metal instead of a five cent
loaf, and then tho driving commences.
Tlie dealer is told that ho is nothing
short o f u highwayman—that tho same
article could ho purchased somewhere
else for half tho money.
The fish stands are highly important,
j for every orthodox Hebrew must have
fish with his meat on Sliabes. Here,
also, tlio bargains are tightly driven and
1 the inspection thorough und searching.
! Like tlie bread, the fish, too, are some­
times doctored. They aro perfumed, the
gills painted red and plenty o f salted ice
water thrown over them to make them
fresh and firm, and it takes a good judgo
to detect the deception.
HAVER
FROM
A
DANGER
B E H E T US A L L .
THAT
Manufacturers o f the Great Sierra K id ­
ney and Liver Cure.
G e n t l e m e n : I send to you this testi­
monial, and consider it no more than my
duty. I have given your Great Sierra
Kidney ami Liver Cure a fair trial. My
kidneys were in a very bad condition,
verging on to Bright's Disease and strong
symptoms of Diabetes. I had severe pain»*
in my back; my water was very much dis-
co’ored with heavy sediment. Since us ng
your truly wonderful remedy all the-se
troubles have ceased, and I consider my­
self saved from a very dangerous as well
as troublesome disease. Your valuab’e
remedy I can recommend to al! that suffer
from kidney, bladder or liver troubles.
Faithfully yours,
J o h n J. L e n n o x ,
115 Eighth Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
When the trump who had been loafing around
tlie park all the morning wax told by the police­
man to *• move on." he replied: “ H alf a loaf is
better than none.”
IN F E R N A L
IN G E N U IT Y
J IN T
THREE
YEARS.
There is no article made that purity in
aa Important in a* soap. Tbouoande,
lio«ve»er, buy cheap adulterated soap*, to
eave a few cent» and lose dollar« in rotted
clothing. Dobbin»' Electric Soap, per­
fectly pure, »a v e u d o lla r s .
This week makes juat three year« since
the Dm. Darrin first came to Portland an »
began the treatment of diae&He by el«t-
Tie Best Typeiriter.
•ricity, and If iucTeaaed patronage ia a
Send for Catalogue.
g laranty of aucceaa, they are certainly en
The corn crop I d T e r »» Is assured, and they
titled to the palm, for they have a larger
W
il e y B. A l l e n & C o.
number of patienta to-day than ever be are proposing to elect Mr Mogg Governor.
G e n e r a l A g e n te ,
f »re, and they are daily In receipt of the
moat flattering testimonials from those ; A N E L E G A N T P A C K A G E OW F I N E
211 let St..P o rtlan d .O r.
CARDS.
whom they have cured of long-standing
disea e, aa the following will ahow.—
Including 15 rare noveltiea, shape» and
l imes. June 28.
artiatic imported oleographic and chro­
A L ig h th o u se K e e p e r R elieved .
matic card». Thi» large and beautiful col­
M r. E d ito r: After having ¿a fP 'ip p c lection sent by mall to any one who will
we&xoesioi o o a y m * i n u , t u w i .
last winter n»y head became affected in a do thi»: Buy a box of the genuine Dr. C. ------------------- W Errorsor Excesee* in Old or Young,
serious way. it seemed a- if my head was McLane’» Celebrated Liver P ill» from any rioboat. «lohl* BAY HOOD folly U ntorrd. How 1« enliiro
druggist,
price
25
cent«,
and
mail
us
the
F ir*«»!h o .R E A « , l S D I V E U V A“J ?
encased in an iron band, with great pain j
D w filif.f H O * * J ? « AT >kr T - .BT“' i
and pressure, dizziness and forgetfulness. ; outside wrapper with your address, plain- I Aboolotolr
M ob tMtlfy f r o « » 0 B u t«« and »orolga Oooolr'oo. " n t o lk M .
In this condition 1 came to Dr. D »rrin and ly written, and 1 centa in »tainp». The lHoerlptl ’ 0 Rook, explanation aod proof» «ailed «oalod) fro*.
sstnm m i l MEDICAL C O ., BUFFALO, N. V.
enuine
McLane'»
P
ill«
are
prepared
only
received h>a treatment by electricity, and
y Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa., ana
to my great joy and satisfaction I am re
C H K A F I H R (G A T E D «.A N D »
have been in constant use for over sixty r t ' O R
stored to health. I reside at Shoalwater
HOMES on the beautiful prairies of
years.
They are superior to all others in it-xas or add
T h e ” Land
Bay, Wash., and am keeper of the light- !
rea* F r a n k L kr < h ,
purity and effectiveness. A certain cure fcAgent, San Augelo, Texas.
house th* re.
J o h n T e l b in .
for indigestion and sick headache. A d ­
AND MORPH NE H A B IT
dress, Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa.
f)rs. D a rrin 's P la c e o f Business.
cur**d. Trial free. Conflden
Dr**. Darrin can be consulted daily al
tinlly
address IN D IA N A
the bore w ou ld on ly turn on h im self what
the Washington building, corner Fourth an I f experience
M IN E R AL SPRINGS CO.,
it w ou ld be to him .
and
Washington
streets,
Portland.
i a F a y e t t e . I n d . Box IS.
Hours 10 to 5; evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays,
l«i to 12. AH chronic diseases, blood
taints, Irregularities of women, loss
of vital
power
and
early
indis­
XI U Ml DUXIClflXI I AW 300 000 names added to the
cretions permanently cured, though no
; m u o r&nolUfi Lftn penBj,.|, list. Rejected aud
references are ever made in the press con- j
delayed claim# allowed. Technicalities wiped out. Proof
cerning such cases, owing to the delicacy
made easy. B la n k s fret*. Have your claim nettled
of the patients. Examinations free to all,
without delay. P a t r ic k (/ F a r r e l l ,W ashington,D C
and circulars will be sent free to any ad­
P 1 A U
R AM IC I
dress. Charg's for treatment according
A B E A C H .Geblar. H o»
to patient's ability to pay. The poortreated
CURES P E R M A N E N T L Y
Blob Pianos; B a rd e » Organa. Band InatramanM.
free of charge from 10 to II daily. All
I Arges« nock of Shoe! M ade and Books Banda
private diseases confidentially treated and
Kostern Price».
M A T T H IA S
cures guaranteed. Patients at a distance
The C rip p le.
T h e Cure.
can be cured by home treatment. M edi­
Lowell, Mas«., July 9 ,1S&7.
cines and letters sent without the doctors’
The boy Orrin Robinson, a poor crippM on
name appearing.
crutches, who whs cured by St. Jacobs Oil of
g
OPIUM
iP E N S IO N S S S S rS
Could scarcely devise more excruciating tortures
than those o f which you see the evidences in the
face of a rheumatic or neuralgic eutt’erer. The
agonies are the consequence o f not checking a
rheum itic or neuralgic attack at the outset.
Ho-tetter’s Stomach Bitters has been found by
skillful medical practitioners to possess not only
remedial, but defensive efficacy, where those
diseas-s exist, or a tendency to them is exhib­
ited. Hureiv this puissant Gut safe botanic med­
icine, bearing, too, such high specific sanction,
is better than the poisons often employed, but
most unsafe, not only in continuance, but in is-
o a ted doses. The blood is depuiated thorough
ly from the rheumatic virus, and ihe nerves,
slightly impurged upon, saved from ultimate
lo v e In a cottage is lovely, but love in a flat is
and direful throes • y this benign, saving medl- just too suite to last.
idue, which likewise exhibits marked efficacy
for malaria, kidney complaints, dyspepsia, con­
T r y G e r m k a for breakfast.
stipation and liver complaint.
STEINWAY.
IlH E U M A T IS M .
rheumatism in 1881, is well: the cure has re­
mained permanent. He is now at work every
day at manual labor. GEO.C.OSGOOD, M. D.
A t D r u g g is t s a n d
D ealers .
THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO Baltimore. M *
Beware o f imitations of the celebrated Seal of
For an irritated Threat. Cough or Cold. North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco.
“ Brown's B ronchial Troches” are offered
with the fullest confidence in their effi­
cacy. Sold only in boxes.
^ Ç ^ ^ g itic u ra
Soap*
Prepared meat manufacturers can all they
make and make h 11 they can.
T E S T IM O N Y
OF
A
P A IN T E R .
T. H. Backus, 105 Carlton avenue, Brook­
R ed Ky- and
lyn, N. Y., writes:
aby H
umors «
“ A l l c o c k ’ h P o r o u s P l a s t e r s are un­
ad
COMPLEXIONS.
W ITH
PIM PLY ,
doubtedly the best external remedy man­
b lo tch v, o ily skin, red, rough hands, w ith
ufactured. I make the assertion to the chaps, pa in fu l fin ger ends and shapeless nails,
and sim p le babv hum ors p reven ted and cured
public from my own personal experience by
C u t ic u r a S o a p . A m a rvelou s beau tifier o f
of their wonderful virtues.
Suffering w orld
w id e celebrity, it is sim p ly in com pa ra ble
fr m severe pains in my side and chest, as a sk in -p u rifyin g .'oap, u n equ a led fo r tne t o i­
contracted through a severe cold. I applied let and w ithou t a rival for the nursery. Abso­
a couple of A l l c o c k ’ s P o r o u s P l a s t e r s lu tely pure, d elic a tely m edicated, ex q u is ite ly
upon going to bed at night. The result perfu m ed, C u t ic u r a S o a p produces the whitest,
skin and softest hands, and prevents
was, that in * ight hours after applying clearest
in flam m ation and c lo g g in g o f the pores, the
them I could get up and walk ab *ut with cause o f pim ples, blackheads and most co m p lex
very little pain or ache, when the night ional disfigu ration s, w h ile it a dm its o f uo co m ­
previous I could neither get up nor down parison w ith the best o f oth er skin soaps, and
without help, nor stoop to remove my rivals in d elicacy the most noted and exp en sive
f to ile t and nursery soaps. Hale greater than
shot s. I have since used them in my o the
com bin ed sales o f a ll o th er skin soaps.
family for various ailments, and have
Sold throughout the world. Price, 25c.
never known them to (ail to give imme­
Send for “ How to Cure .-kin and Blood Dis­
diate relief.
eases.”
B
H
Teacher—Johnuie, what is a conversation he-
tween
two
persops?
Address P o t t e r D rug a n d C h e m ic a l C o r p o ­
proprietors, Boston. Mass.
ra n os,
Johnnie—A dialogue.
Teacher—And between more than two persons?
Johnnie—A pollywog.
*
PENNYROYAL PILLS
R E D C R O S S D IA M O N D B R A N D .
S a fe ku '1 always reliable. L a tlle a ,
ask Druggist for liiim o n d Brand, ia
r o d , metallic box>i, scaled with blue a
ribbon. T a k e r o « t h r. All p ills '
in pasteboard buree, pink wrapj^ra. are
d a n f i T o u * i-o u n te r fc lta . Send 4 c.
(stamp'«) fur particulars, testimonial« and
" R e l i e f fu r L u d ie a ,” in letter, by r e t u r i
■ «a ll. Same Paper.
rklrhfelt't' I hen»'I Co.. WniHoon Rn.. P hila. Pa
OH! MY
HEART!
Well, try Dr. Rogers’ Heart Tonic; as a heart
remedy it’has no equal. Not a single ease where
it has been tried aud has not given relief. You
may be needing it just now and scarcely be
aware o f it. As a blood cleanser and purifier it
stands at the head o f the list. Redington A Co.,
wholesale agents, price $1. For sale by N m l t l i ’ e
( 'a x l i S t o r e , 118 F r o n t St#, S. I '. , C a l ,
and all dealers in medicines. Send for trial
bottle and testimonials.
c ehund°'^S late Pencil Sharpener ,1 S T !
Aching sides and back, weak kidneys and beat. P rice 10c. Have your M usic; DlRIOOSHRKT
rheum atism re lieved in one m in u te by the
•elebratedC u t ic u r a A n t i -P a i n P l a n t e r .25c
SUR E C U R E FO R P IL E S .
Sure cure for bl nd, bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst case ol ten
years’ standing. N o one need suffer ten min­
utes after using K ir k ’s German Pile Ointment.
It absorbs tumors, allays the itching, acts as
a poultice, gives relief. Dr. K irk ’s German Pile
Ointment is prepared only for Piles and itching
o f the private parts, and nothing else. Every
box is warranted.................................................
Sold by Druggists and sent by mail on receipt
o f price, $1.00 per oox. J. J. M ack Sc Co.,
Wholesale Agents. San Francisco.
C H IC H E STE R'S ENGLISH
M u s ic B in d e r s , latest th in g ou t; indorsed “ by,
P a tti.” Send postpaid on receipt o f price. G. B.
S l o a n , 1135 M arket St., 8. F.,C a l. A gen ts wanted.
aber’s Golden Female Fills.
to cure
BIII odsdm «. Hick Headache. Conetipatlo*
Malaria. Liver Complaint#, take the taf#
and oertala remedy, S M I T H ’S
BILE B E A N S
For Fem ale Irregular
I ties; nothing like then
on the market. Nevet
fa il. Successfully use<!
; by prominent ladle«
monthly. Guaramteed
to relieve suppress#«*
menstruation.
JHE SMOKER
Will hav>e r\o other Jobacco
Who once tries
“ SI/Ui OF jJORTjt GAF0 LIN y
Plug Gut.
This is the secret of its
Immense sale.
THE GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE 1
Northern Pacific
R A IL R O A D ,
The O N L Y L IN E Running Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars. M agnificent Day Coaches,
and Elegant Em igrant Sleeping
Care (w ith berths free of
charge)
FROM W A S H I N G T O N ANT) O R E G O N
POINTS TO TH E EAST via
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Transcontinen al Line *,
Running
P A L A C E
Meals 75c
DINING C A R S.
F a s t e s t T i m e E v e r M ad e f r o m th e
C o a s t o v e r th e
A well known congressman, who loves
N O R T H E R N P A C IF IC R. R.
- TO -
a cigar, good or had. Imd a box in Iiis
S
IO U X C IT Y ,
C O U N C IL B LU F F S.
SURE! SAFE! CERTAIN!
Use the 8M ALL8IZ1 <40 little beans to the bok-
library which was had, and his daughter
ST. JOSEPH.
A T C H IS O N ,
.
Interviewer—“ Mr. Stanley, you have heard the tle). They are the most convenient; suit all agea
Don’
t
be
humbugged
L
E
A
V
E
N
W
O
R
T
H
.
K A N S A S C IT Y , ' ‘
quietly throw them away. That even
Price
of
either
sice,
26
cents
per
bottle.
tftory that Sarah Bernhardt is in love with you?”
Save Time, Health B U R L IN G T O N .
Q U IN C Y .
>
Stanley—" Yes.” “ What do you think of it?” K I S S I N G 1
ing a distinguished judge called, and the
1 7 17< 70 Photo-fravur*
and money ¡take no otk ST. LO U IS.
C H ICAGO,
R I 0 9 I I 1 U panel size e f this picture for 4
“ Too thin.”
er.
M. C. during the evening asked him to
cents (coppers or stamps).
And all points throughout the East and South­
WHAT I1AD DREAMS MEAN.
Bent to any address
east, via St. Paul und Minneapolis.
smoke, and went for Ids cigurB. They
. J - F. SMITH A GO..
If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
. secure by mall on r«
A friend told mo the other day that
Thompson’ s Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 26c. ________ Maker» ef * 'Bile Seans. 8t. Loot* Mo.
were gone, o f course, and tlio judgo made
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
whop a boy ho always felt it incumbent
• C6*§dre
good tho loss by getting u couple out of
on him to spit IhrPo times whenever ho
Through
Emigrant Sleeping Cars
iiis own pocket, and tlio tw o friends set­
THE APHRO «EDICIR e ' c OSPART,
saw a dead cat. The origin o f this 1 w ill
ENTIRE LENGTH OF ROAD
SELLING TRINKETS AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Western Branch,
Sox 27, J * O K T I a A N D , ON
tled down for a smoke. In the midst of
W a s h in g t o n
C o llege .
not stop now to trace.
And hauled on regular Exp ess Trains over the
«told by W isdom D buo C o .. Portland, Or.
These, with most stands and notion
it tho daughter came in.
Entire Length o f the Northern
Not long since a lady acquaintance was
Pacific nail road.
“ W h ew !" she said, supposing her father stands and tlie thousand and one fakirs,
A hoarding and day School for
walking along the street with a friend,
tako up every available inch o f ground,
had laid in a new stock. “ W h ew !"
when she suddenly felt herself pulled off
A.
D.
CH ARLETO N.
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
sidewalks and even the middle o f the
“ W hat is it?" asked tho M. C.
the sidewalk into the street. The occa­
If you decide to fake Hood’s Sarsaparilla, do j
Assistant General Pastentrer Agent.
street.
Venders’
wagons
are
strung
along
“ Smoking those cabbage loaves again, :
When I say cure I do not mean merely to stop then
not be induced to buy anything else instead. 1
sion of this sudden maneuver was the
TACOMA, WASHINGTON.
for a time and then have them return again. I mean e No. 121 F i r s t S t . , C o r W a s h i n g t o n ,
are you? They're awful, papa; simply the gutters and display vegetables, sal- j In some stores persistent effort is made to s e l l 1
radical core. I have made tho diaeaae of FIT8, EPIL
P O R T L A N D . OREGON.
other lady's superstitious fear o f walking
ads, potatoes und ull oilier articles of other articles when Hood’s Sarsaparilla is called
EPSY or FALLING 8ICKNES8 a life-long study. I
aw fu l."
under a ladder that leaned against tho
M ost H e a l t h f u l L o c a t io n i n t h e C o u n t r y .
warrant my remedy to care the worst cases. Because
By that time the judge began to wonder food, ineluding garlic sausage, that meat for, simply because a little more profit w ill be
others have failed is no reason for not now recetving a
wall in front of them. I have learned
cure. Send at once for a treatise and a Free Bottle
what ho was getting, tlie M. C. went into so dear to tlio Kosher palate. Not ulnne made on the substitute preparation. Now we
of my infallible remedy. Give Express and Post Office
150,000 KN DOWM KNT.
that thiH superstition is very common —
U . G . HO O T, Al, C., 183 Pearl St. N e w Y o «#
a laughing lit and tlie girl concluded she do tho venders confine themselves to eat­ submit that such efforts are not honorable, and
and, perhaps, it is not worth my w hile to
had made a mistake and Hew. latter the ables. Everything from a turtle l>ack ought to be discouraged by all who like fair play j
Terms for boarders. |300 per year.
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disturb it
For it might I k ' decidedly
M. C. explained to tho judge, and all was comb to a dishpan is on sale, and its Therefore, if you call for Hood’s Sarsaparilla,
“ unlucky" to walk under a ladder—pro­
merits are liu«vked in half a dozen insist upon having it. Isn’t that fair?
For catalogue address
B IS H O P S C O T T A C A D E M Y .
forgiven. — Washington Critic.
F IT G U A R A N T E E D .
vided a man weighing 200 was on it and
languages: lor this is a cosmopolitan
D.
8.
PULKORD,
A.
M.,
Readv-inade Men’s Suits, |10 to $20. Ready­
it should slip; or in case an unsteady
A
Boarding
and
Day
School
for
Boys.
Tlio I*o|»o » Grout ( l i m ¡Mayor.
gathering. There are Polish and Ger­
made Pants, $3.50 to $fi. Boys’ Suits for ages 4 to
Tat •oma. Wash.
man with a “ drop too much,” should in­
The thirteenth year under presen 1 13 vear.s, knee pants, $3 to $6. Boys’ Long Pants
Tho pope lias a weakness for chess i man Hebrews, Germans, Hungarians,
Principal begins September 9, 1890.
lilts, 13 to 18 years. $,. to $10. Rule« fo r self-
dulge in a further drop too much o f a lie is a very line player, and in the •
French and Italian housewives out for u
Graded course o f study; instruction measurement and samples mailed to any address
loose lying brick from his hod. Though amateur ranks is said to have few 1
thorough; discipline strict. Military ou receipt o f 4 cents in stamps.
bargain, besides tlie keen but dirty rab­
instruction under ch -rge o f U. S. Arm ’
in the cuse of the colored brother, who superiors in the knowledge of gambits
ble tliut always gather from uo one
AR THUR KOHN,
officer detail» d for that purpose. No
stood serene while the brick lay in frag­ and openings. There is one priest in
bad boys admitted. Over 200 pupils last Clothier, Hatter and T a ilo r ,
know s w here,wherever there is a cro«vd. Bold by all druggists. $1; six for |6. Prepared1
year. Early application necessary. For
ments at his feet, and who merely ex­ Homo who has tho especial honor of
Small boys, with tattered trousers and only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Lowell. Mass.
circular aud full information a idress
— CORNER OF—
claimed, “ Look out, dar! K f y o’ doan’t being tho popo’s adversary over the
t the Principal,
J. W. H IL L . M D.,
torn coats, but eyes keen as a hawk’s,
Second and M orrison S t s . , P o rtlan d . Or.
P. O. Drawer 17.
Portland, Or.
w ant y o ’ bricks broke jes’ keep ’em off o’ hoard. This priest— Father Gieila—lias I
I
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o
s
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s
O
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dodge in and out selling collar buttons
[Mention this paper.|
dis chile’s he’d I” it was only the brick played chess with Ix?o Pecci for thirty |
ami matches. Tottering old fellows vend j
that was “ unlucky.”
tw o years past. When Cardinal. Pecci I second hum! clothes, old cloaks and an
—AND TIIEIR—
1 have an old acquaintance in Maine was raised to the papal throne, Father |
cient lints; altogether form ing a soeneof
who used to stick his jackknife in (he Gieila, w ho was then in Florence, got an j indescribable confusion.
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headhoiinl on going to bed to prevent his invitation to proceed to Homo and take !
Olio of the old time characters is an i
—HY—
having *he ciamp. That is (he sole in­ lip his quarters in the Vatican. Gieila is i
ancient and wretched looking woman,
stance o f that sublime faith w ith which hot tempered, and has been known to |
who usually sits on an old ash barrel und
1 am acquainted. But 1 have known of lt>ok very black indeed at tlio vicar of !
ill cracked tones invites tlie shop|»ers to
people who warded otT tho same uncom­
Christ across his chess board. The |H»pe I buy some “ Shalies lights," tho wax can­
THE LA SALLE REMEDIES.
fortable nightly visitant by scrupulously takes Giella’s temper good imturedly, |
dles used in their religious observances.
For all forms of nervous wastes, decay, ex­
arranging their slippers bottom up at tho ami often improves tho occasion by a j
Another i haraeter is a venerable old
haustion and debility, whether due to diseases
foot of their bed.
of certain organs or not.
little liom ily on tho virtues o f resigna­ man, who parades Essex street on a
A lady not long since went into a tion and meekness. — London Court
Also the new ami direct method o f arresting
market day with never more than four
abnormal urinary discharges and restoring to
jew elry store. Being at a corner it o}>ened
Engines, Horse Powes, Self-Feeders
the impotent their departed vigor.
Journal.
brooms on his shoulder, faintly crying
on tw o streets. When she started to go
out his goods.
and Strawstackers.
Successful
Where
All
Else
Has
Failed.
The
Tin* lt«*nt Fire It« si*t«>r*.
out, the salesman said, “ Madam! you
But there is another class of wares on
La Salle Method and Its Advantages.
Investigations of tire ruins show that
have forget ten." “ W hy what?” said she,
If
you
want
a
first-elass
machine,
do
not
purchase until you ha«’e
sale. They are supposed to furnish sus­
Our preparations are called ’ The I.a Salle
thinking of purchase or purse. “ But you porous terra cotta bricks and blocks lH*st
Remedies,” from the fact that we procured the looked up the record of the “ Advance,” aa it is the only machine in the
tenance for tlie spiritual nature, as tlie
came in at the other door," lie replied. resist tire, water and frost; next to these i
original formula <>f the celebrated Dr. I a Salle market that will gi\-e absolute satisfaction.
Send for descriptive eata-
other diH-s for the physical. On every
of Paris, under guarantee that should we think
Then it flashed over her; and tnougli she in the order o f Are resisting qualities lie-
side on small stands are prayer books,
proper to introduce at any time his remedies to , logue to
went on her way, she remembered that ing the various concretes, t*r some of ;
the American public we should do so under that
te gellim .or prayer bolts; cloaks or tc.llis,
title
it was “ unlucky” to enter by one door them, ami burned clay work. In the
for the rabbis; prayer ribbons, tuisraclis,
Some years ago Dr. I n smile conceived the idea
ami go out by another. However it may lu st building work now done the iron
o
f treating nervous and seminal diseases by
rhnimnka lights, Talmiids, etc.
One
Foot of M o rris o n Street, P o rtla nd , O re g o n ,
rectal medication, believing he would gaiu the
be about other places, I am really inclined part is incased in porous terra cotta, tilt
thing in particular is noticeable so far
billowing advantages
to think that it is unlucky for a lady to or brick work in roof, floor mid tile con­
(I
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Application
of
the
drugs
directly
to
the
Also dealer in General Machinery ami Supplies.
as tlio religious articles are concerned,
seat of the diseases.
go into a jewelry store, no matter which struction; the hollow tilesaro faced with
and that is tliut the buyer puys big prices
(2.) Avoidance of digestion and neutralization
door she goes out of; unlucky for tho vitreous tilt*, slate, or any good weather
of the active neutral medicalageuts. there being
for them without a murmur.—New York
T H A T CAN BK CSKO F.VFIRV U A V
no stomach drugging.
man who has to pay the bills.
proof coa’ ing, or with u single thickness
S tar.
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is the kind that pays. Scores o f
(3). The patient can cure himself at very lit­
Then, again, it is unlucky to have a o f brick. Incased in tire proof materials,
tle expense without any physician.
young business men, and hun­
Tli«*y tVr»iNt tu W e a rin g T a ll«.
(4.) Their use requires no change o f diet or of
bad dream three nights running. This is iron and steel framework is cluilned to
dreds
o f book-keepers and sten-
Dean
C
arm
ichael
pul
a
triplet
of
the
ordinary
pursuits
of
life.
one o f the signs that 1 believe in thor­ g ive tlie best results.—Chicago Tribune.
turse at the Portland B u si­
(o. They are absolutely harmless.
bul
poles,
o
r
b
u
llfro
g
tail
poles,
into
oughly. “ Aha!* you say, “ then you, too,
(t>.) ( ’ lose approach to the lower apertures of ness College, Portland, Oregon, or the C a pital Business College, Salem,
emergence of the spinal nerves trom the verte­
his tine aquarium exp ectin g in the
Ills 11 curt W it* I.M in in g .
are superstitious as well as tho rest of
bral column, ami hence ease of penetrating to Oregon. Both are under the management o f A. P Armstrong, have same courses o f
Oue night when one of Mrs. Hodgson course o f tw o o r three weeks to catch
us/’ Yes, 1 Udleve it is very unlucky to
the nervous fluid and matter o f the brain and study, same rates o f tuition. Business, Shorthand. Typew riting. Penmanship and Eng­
-piual chord
lish Departments. Write to either for join t Catalogue and specimens o f penmanship.
have a bad dream—even one night. It is Burnett's sons was iiWmt live years old. sight o f the interesting crisis when the
Feeble men. whose strength is impaired, w ill
a sign that your supper didn't set well, he foil asleep in his mother's arms. tails drop o tf ami the legs com e on.
find a sure and permanent cure ill I»r Im Salle's
remedies.
and also that you will not feel nearly so When she put him into Ills lied she kiss­ A yea r passed and the monster tad
X IIF .
M IX K
H O I . I '« .
well the next morning. And if you allow ed him again and again und called him poles, though grow n to an unpreee^
The word Bol** is a l.atln name, ami means a
it to trouble you the next day it isanotlitr pot names, lie was so sleepv that he dented size, still swam round happily,
large pill.
In the preparation o f the LaSalle Bolus we
bad sign—a sign that you won’t sleep so could not kiss tier in return, hut lie mur­ tails and all. The Dean exjKvts they
use the best ooeoa butter for holding and pre­
well the next night, and also a sign that mured drowsily, ns if to comfort her for w ill graduate into quadrupeds and
serving the various drugs, thus making their in
treduction a very easy matter
you have not yet outgrown the fanciful his seeming indifference: "M am in a—my change th eir branehia? fo r lungs, and
Thev pass into the rectum with the moat per­
dreams of tho world’s childhood.—Dr. —heart—is— listening — to—you." -
fect ease by means of a little pressure from the
attributes tlie yea r’s d elay to the ab
buvage in B >ctmi Globe.
finger.
tli> ««Ill Not Porglvr.
sc nee o f sun from the north w indow
This method of treatment leaves behind no
A precocious I’ouckhokio hov hail his in which they were excised. Perhaps
traces to excite the curiosity o f any one.
Tlit* l'«l I tor's Ylultorw.
I)i««>s«<>« o f the K id n ey s. B la d d e r. P ro «-
photograph "taken " the other day. Iiis as the tank is shoreless and equally
To the person who comes into our uncle, desiring to send one o f tlio por­
Sate G la n d — Their T reatm en t ami C ure
W ith ou t Stom ach M eillcatlon.
office saying. “ 1 know you’re awfully traits to a friend in England, wrote the deep all ov e r the sagacious ampin
bians,
finding
no
hope
o
f
any
bank
or
9v
x r r o ms — Frequent urination, rising at night
busy and 1 won't stay long.” we desire follow ing on a slip a t paper and askeil
to urinate pain «>r st abling in passing water;
to present tho assurance of our immt the hoy to copy it on the Kick o f the por­ land on w hich to use th eir legs, think
dribbling of urine after completing the act en
largem«*nt o f the prostate gland. Hright's Ids
distinguished consideration. But to the trait: " T o I'nole -----'s English friend. it wiser to remain as they are.— Mon
♦■ase o f the K id ney* The most decided benefit
person who coiues m saying this, and From a little Am ericanbov." When tlie treal W itness
is derived by placing the«e remedies right at the
spot where theY w ill do the moet giw*«1 When
then sits on the corner of our tit U and portrait and copy were given to tiie lad
the Bolus is introduce«! into the rectum it rests
thinks with his lungs by the h- ur, wo lie shook his head and appeared dissatis­
T w o thousand students were meas­
directly at the neck o f the bladder.
desire to say that nothing would give us fied.
II,s mother asked him why he ured at Cam bridge, Kngland, and the
Price for t Foil («one of Treatment. SIO.
more inetlable pleasure than a few’ of aetoil in that manner. “ I ain't going to figures show that stature, strength
hy p o u r house m
s
m uch as
/our dress. Keep i t neat and
For further information address
his brilliant flashes o f silence, accom­ a nd my picture to tlie English, bce-aus* and breathing capacity have nothing
•lean and pou r re p u ta tio n w ill shine S e q le rt it and y o u r flo o d
D
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M.
T
R
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S
K
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panied and interspersed hero and the is they cauie o\ er hero anil taxed us on to do with literary excellence
Neitb
name w ill suffer, fío not th in k th a t ho use-clean in g is too trouble­
« f l «r o a d «.* ,.
-
« '«
la r k .
with a deep, cooliug draught of his d i» tea." was the youngster', answer.—
er has the sue o f hat whioh a men
some ; i t is w orth a ll i t rosts. esfweiallq i f you reduce the ouUay <4
ttaguifthcvl ftb&euc«.~Wasliiu*tju Boat.
Kingston JT cowan.
v a ese
'
* . r . s . U . » 0. 3 * * - 8 . r . N . V. S o. 433 tim e and strength by asing S A P O L IO ,
Do Not
B e D e c e iv e d
I CURE FITS!
J
Men’s Suits to Order,$25to$40
Men’s Pants to Order, $5,$6,$7,$8.
Hood’s
S arsa p arilla
O F M EN
ALW AYS
LOCAL AB SO R P T IO N
IN
THE
LEAD,
THE H O VE
THRESHERS,
Z. T. W right, General Agent,
HOLER*
PERRY RAWS'
PAINKILLER
^ ‘W K o w in s th e e y e s , w in s
o u r e g a r d «$■#’ __ «t v i
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