Newberg graphic., February 13, 1891, Image 4

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i 1
|i«fal Protection for WoikliiR Wo««».
The Woiking Wouieti » Protrotl»* on
loo. which has Its other In ( llutor. place,
v u orgsntzni twentf five years ago H
was named before the word 'union*
meant » m l It does now and is. therefore
In some degree misleading
It la not a
onion In the sense of being a labor organ
Izatlon officered and directed by woiaing
people but It la a aoclely of thnae who
recognize that working women need aome
thing they do not get a aoclety of helpful
men and women who by their Influence,
aid and capital protect their more frail
and hard working alatera against over­
bearing and brutal employers By mak
Ing a complaint at tbe offices of the organ
Izatiou working women with tbe excep*
tton of those in household service, have
their wrongs Inquired Into and their rights
procured even if tlu law has to claim them.
Storiettes show that over 11.000 spoil
cations for help bare been made during
tbe laet year and claims upon nnprtnei
pled employers even to the small sum of
f t have been wrung out of them by
means of the law These things are ac
coulpltahed without cost to tbe applicant
Lawyers and directors give their servlcea
to the cause but then are manv ei ponses
connected with the organization which
reach t he atim of $5,000 a year This is
subscribed for In small amounts Ten
dollars tnukea tbe donor a member for ous
year The payment of |50 during any
one year makes the subscriber a member
for life
it hardly seems credible that
ladies In society, who live luxuriously,
drive out daily In their own carriages, snd
have attendants at their beck and call to
gratify every whim can be oppressors to
their own sex. but this has beeu proven
over and over again by the bouks of tha
society and the acllona of the lawyera
These very women, perhaps only from
thought lessnesa. certainly from careless
ness If not a more ungeneroua spirit,
turn away, or cause to be turned awsy,
the hard worked seamstress or tbe tired
out dressmaker with her hiil unpaid.—
New York f*ress.
■P"
FISHING FOR
TROUT.
AUSTRALIA’S FUTURE.
A
TH R IL L IN G
The Veceneary Outfit—.Skill lU-qitlrod to
K e m a rk ttb le S ta te m e n t o f P e r s o n a l D a n ­
Make a Lucky l iitliernian.
k e r a m i P r o v id e n tia l E s c a p e .
THE COMING GREATNESS OF THE
Trout ftwliintf 1« of two kinds—bait flail­
The following story—w hich in attract
ANTIPODEAN
REPUBLIC.
ing with earth worm«* in the pond* and
ing wide attention from the press— is s<
stream and the casting of artificial flies ou
rem arkable that we cannot excuse our
the surface of the water. Bait flshiuK Is A Century Hence It Will lie Peopled by selves if we do not lay it before out
the first in order It is less expensive I
readers, e n tire :
and requires less skill and delicacy of i 50,000,000 of Euglixl! Speaking Inhab­ To the Editor Rochetter (.V. V.) Democrat.
handling than fly fishing.
During the j itant»—M 1st re»» of the Kantern Archi­
Sin. On the first day of Ju n e , 1H81, I
height of the season there are times when,
pelago—A New Type.
lay at my residence In this city sur-
for aomt unaccountable reason, trout will j There
_____ ______
>.i_____
v......- 11 • i rounded
Is every
reasonable
probability
•»u,‘d‘!d bv mv
“ *> friends
irienda and
and waiting
waiting for
f.
not rise to the most tempting lly, but will |
0*8 8 Australia will 1» a federal £ » th - Heaven only know, the agony
take a worm • deftly dropped before its that in li>H
then
endured,
for
word«
can
never
republic, peopled by 50,000,000 of English
nose.
describe it. Anti yet, if a few
yean*
.. . >
A rod should l^ fourteen feet long, speaking men, who, sprung from the «
about seven ounces in* Trt*lgh.t, and so same raceaaa the Americans of the Union, Prt' vl«'UH *n y one had told me that I # ».
J * brought so low, and bv so terrible
tough, strong and elastic as to bend al­ will have developed a separate and recog-
most double without breaking. A good j nizalde type, resembling, yet differing a disease, I should have scoffed at the
from,
thut
of
their
cousins
In
the
western
j
"'**•
1 had
been
reel, fitted toit, and a line of silk or linen, 1 *»«»«, »•«« vt
...
»
. , always
l4v
, uncommonly
. . ,
with snells and hooks, a box of bait, a Atlantic. The most difficult work of set-
a,
healthy, aii we*?” e<* over
sinker on each snell heavy enough to pre- tlement, the provision of food, houses, in- ^'A)_pouu<l8 ami naruly knew^in my ex­
vent the current of switt streams, from struments and organization sufficient to perience, what pain or sickness were,
whirring the hook about too fast, and a I tempt and to provide for increasing multi- i Very many people who read this state
creel to carry the fish in completes the tudes, has been accomplished, and soon ment realize a times that they are un­
equipment. In trout fishing, us in violin the stream of emigration—that wonderful usually tired and cannot account for it
playing, more depends, upon skill than outflow of annual armies from Europe, They feel dull pains in various parts of
anything else. The musician can delight leaderless but obedient, guideless but un­ , the body and do not understand why.
his hearers with a fairly good instrument I faltering—will turn to Australia in in- - Or they are exceedingly hungry one day
; and entirely without appetite tlie next,
more than can the tyro with a Strudi- ; creasing volume.
The populousness is almost certain, And j This was ju st tbe way I felt when the
varius, and the skillful disciple of Izuuk
Walton can catch more trout with a com­ so is its organization as a republic, and as | relentless malady which had fastened
___ with
___ cer-
. . . I itself upon me first begun. Still I
mon rod and self made flies than the we should predict, a republic
novice can with the most expensive par­ tain aggressive tendencies. Australia will thought nothing of i t ; that probably I
have
no
boundaries
but
the
sea,
no
neigh-
' had taken a cold which would soon pass
aphernalia.
When a winker is used iu bait ffshing, bor who dare threaten her, no absolute j away. Shortly after this I noticed a
aw it must be, it should be fastened so need for a foreign policy of any kind, but heuvy, and at times neuralgic, pain in
that the loop iu the gut or snell of the she will have one none the less. Her peo­ one side of my head, but as it would
hook Is above it. The hook should be ple will differ from the American. They , come one day and be gone the next, I
about a foot below the. sinker. Common will not he so entirely agricultural as the ! paid little attention to it. Then my
* w on . hi get
. . out . of order and my
earth worms ure tfie best, and should he Americans were, they will be horsemen, stomach
put on by running tbe hook through and not gig drivers; they will have almost food often failed to digest, causing at
from
the
first
more
ambition,
and
they
through them, care l>eiug taken to cover
times great inconvenience. Yet, even
completely the barb and the shaft.
will In many way* have at once a greater j as „ physician, I did not think that
view and 1 more unscrupulous-
Casting is only learned .by practice; it largeness of * -1.....
’
these things meant anything serious. I
cannot be taught theoretically uny more ness.1 Already their foreign policy in­ fancied I was suffering from malaria snd
than can swimming, riding or shooting. terests Australians acutely, and their doctored myself accordingly. But I got
The line in fishing should be habitually first effort to act as u nation has been to no better. I next noticed a peculiar
kept at the length of the rial. Keep out form a fleet. Already they display that color and odor about the fluids I was
of sight of t He fish. When once tiie trout I curious i feeling so different In different j p ^ n B ^ a F s o ' th at "there were large
in on, never slacken the line. Pull stead I peoples, that distance on water has for quantities
one day
and very
vc
piantities one
day and
little the
ily, but firmly, and jerk quickly if lie them little or no meaning They never next and that a persistent frotli and
ClitilnN for RiiNNlan Prisoners.
A point on which fal.no Information ha« Jumps out of the water, for there he is dream of excluding New Zealand from j scum appeared on the surface, and a
apt to unhook himself and escape. Arti- their aggregate, though it is as far from i sediment settled. And vet I did not
been 8proad relates to the manner prison
era wear their chains, which some, like | ilciul flies are too numerous for descrip- their coast as Constantinople from Lon­ : realize my danger, for, indeed, seeing
the author of "Called Back." would have ! tlou. They may be made at home with a don; and they rage at the occupation of these symptoms continually, I finally
ns believe Is under their trousers
But j few feathers and a little colored sewing the New Hebrides by foreigners, though became accustomed to them, and my
this is purely a hoax I have In my pos 1 silk, but fly hooks are no#v so »reasonable the islands are 1,200 miles away. Their | suspicion was wholly disarmed bv tin-
session pairs of Russian handcuffs ami lev I In price and so complete'Mn arrangement whole conception of distance differs from fact that I nad no pain in the affected
rhaiiis. and a prison suit which I obtained I that it is better to buy them than to trust ours as might that of the inhabitants of a organs or in their vicinity. Why 1
In Siberia, where also I saw scores, not to to one’s own ingenuity unless, indeed, one larger planet; and their grasp, when they should have been so blind I cannot un-
say hundreds, of leg ehalus The last ; be a connoisseur, in which case these begin to grasp, will be far reaching.
Descended from adventurers, not from j dcrstaml.
consist each of two rings, to be riveted hints are useless.
I consulted the Iiest medical skill in
Tackle should be of the-lightest and Puritans, taught hardness by their eurly
around the anklee, and attached by a
the land 1 visited all the famed min
chain thirty Inrhoa long which, for con­ strongest description. The scientific trout contact with violent criminals, accustomed eral springs in America and traveled
venience In walking, ts suspended In the i fisher is the man who can cast a fly within to the management of dark subject races from Maine to California. Still I grew
middle by a atrip of leather from the i the space of a pocket handkerchief at —for half Australia can only l»e culti­
waist
lletween the rings and the pris ! about eighteen yards’ distance. It must vated by their aid—and eager as men of worse. No two physicians agreed as to
oner s skin there Is worn first a coarse i drop upon the water as lightly as a re a l their climate must lie for pleasant lives, my malady. One said I was troubled
woolen clocking and over that a piece of fly would light, and the rod must l>e held they will thirst for dependent possessions, with spinal irritatio n ; another, dyspep­
thick linen cloth, then come the trousers, well up and securely in the right hand.— for gardens were fortunes grow, for the s ia ; another, heart disease; another,
splendid fragments of a broken continent | general debility ; another, congestion of
ovor which is bound round the shin a j Long Island Cor. New York Times.
which spread in three great lines of \ the base of the brain ; and so on through
lent her gaiter
[low, then, could these
Islands from the Australian mainland to a long list of common disease-, the symp­
chains he worn under the trousers? The
In m Venetian Church.
that of Asia, and they will possess them toms of many of which I really had. In
chains in my possession weigh five and a
It was iu tliis church that I became
quarter pounds, the handcuffs two, but fully conscious of the superior methods of *11. From the Philippines in the north— j this way several. years passed, during
of these latter I should observe that in the Catholic church in Europe, nl least in about as far off from Australia as New | which time I w as steadily growing worse.
going across Siberia and through Its pria ; their ability to reach down and take in all Zealand is—straight down to the south, My condition had really become pitiable,
ous I saw ouiy one man manacled, and he classes of people. The churches of Italy Borneo and Sumatra, Celebes and Java, i The slight symptoms 1 had at first ex-
a desperado, who. to the crime for which are open at all hours and times. The the endless islands of the Banda sea, and ! perienced were developed into terrible
he was judged, added that of murder in j central portions of the churches are clear. the grand mass of Papua, will all belong and constant disorders. My weight had
the prison —Henry Ijuisdell, D I)., In There are chairs about which can be used to the Australians and will bo cultivated j been reduced from 207 to 130 pounds,
Harper’s Magazine.
upon special occasions or by delicate peo- for them under their government, as j My life was a burden to myself and
I pie, but in this Venetian church the audi- owners as well as rulers, by the overspill I friends. I could retain no food on my
Parlaian Lack of Comfort.
: cnce stood as they would s t a political out- of southern Asia, which by that time, ! stomach, and lived wholly by injections.
unless the ratio alters, will he groaning : I was a living mass of pain. My pulse
Each day that I live here, certain things i door meeting. There was an utter ab­ under twice its existing population.
! was uncontrollable. In my agonv I fre­
■trike me more forcibly In this great city, sence of formal requirement which was
The Australian republic will bo mistress
and lust now I sm trying to solve the I most agreeable to witness. People came not ordy on her own continent, but of the quently fell to the floor and clutched the
problem of why the French people have | in and went out ns they pleased. Even Eastern archipelago—that is, of the lands carpet, and prayed for death. Morphine
hau little or no effect in deadening the
were listening to the sermon
. • . in
• all
. . . the
. world
, , are richest
. ,
not the many comforts about them that those
. . . who
.
.
. i which
in ruin-
we Americans have In our so much felt under no compunctions to listen to | era Us, forests and the means of yielding pain. For six days and nights I had the
younger country To begin with, they more than they cared to hear. They could all that the tropics can produce. The de- l death-premonitory hiccoughJ constantly.
are only loginning to have gas put into listen to a portion and then move on. ! sire toacquirethe.se possessions, the ne­ I Mv water was filled with tube-cast* and
I wa» struggling
witli
their houses from garret to cellar, tele* People came in out of the street just as cessity of defending them, the habit of J albumen.
phonos In private homes are few and far they happened to be dressed iu passing. ruling them, will force upon Australian i B right’s Disease of the kidneys in its
I
last
stages!
between and the messenger boy system Exquisitely dressed ladies from the high­ ! statesmen anil people, fleets, armies—«lark
W hi’e suffering thus I received a call
is not even known You can get a mes­ est class stood side by side with market as well as white—and alliances; and witfc
senger. it is true, but he is not the bright, women who came in with their baskets. I them ideas, habits and methods of polit­ i from my pastor, the Itev. Dr. Foote, at
agile American boy. but a man grown old Here was the first church service that I ical organization widely different from | that tim e rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal
: c Church,
of i u this
city.
felt
it » was
g .»
«
»•
•
.i
im ru i, n
na u
n . t I m
i i that
n a i il
a.-
with hard work Then he is called by the had ever witnessed in my life where it was I ,
l l m « ° f the American*, from whom they j ,,nr last interview ,'but in tbe course of
dignified name of commissionaire, and ex evident that everyone was made welcome, differ
also
iu
the
arrangements
of
their
—
—
.
.
.
.
conversation Dr. Foote detailed to me
poets to be made much of accordingly, and that in this splendid palace of religion
tbe many remarkable cures of eases like
and never half does his work I have there was the most perfect democracy to society.
It
Is
difficult,
without
mere
dreaming,
already b[xdteti of the poor arrangements be found iu its audience.—T. C. Crawford
my own which had come under his ob­
to predict what the tiituro of this society servation
for fires Could we transfer some of our in New York World.
As a practicing physician
will lie; Imt we venture to think that it
fire brigades to this fair land, the good
and
a graduate of the schools l derided
will
approximate
much
more
closely
to
people would fairly marvel at such a won­
Tubar«*» A iiiouk flit« “ llmiiionlt «*».’•
the Italian than the American type; thut the idea of any medicine outside the
derful institution
Then, again, the
regular channels being in the least ben­
Alighting
from
the
train
nt
the
hand-
j Is, it will l>c democratic, but not hard,
uneral use of elevators is only just mak
eficial. So solicitous, however, was Dr.
some
modern
slA llon house of stone, close The early Americans, whose Influence is
ug headway, and a hundred other things
Foote, th at T finally promised I would
that have become second unture to uh are by the riverside, we start up the road- | only just dying out, were men of uus- waive my prejudice. I Iv gnn its use on
still to.be beard of iu the city of cities.— way leading over the bluff to the village. tere temper who led on an ungrate­ the first day of Ju n e , 1881. and took it
soil—New
England
is
worse
A middle aged German accosts us, smil- f u l
Paris (Air The Argonaut.
| to farm than Scotland—lives of per­ according to directions. At first it sick­
lllf
I
“ Welcome.” lie says, pleasantly. “ I manent hardship. They hail to tight ened m e; but this I thought was a good
Air of n Smoking Car.
shall he de kite.
1 haf many peoples ; the sea, the snow, the forests, the Indians sign for one in my debilitated condition.
"Hero Is a curious thing " said a doctor, shown Economy.”
and their own hearts: and did light I continued to take* i t ; the* sickening
an he walked through un Erie railroad
He laughs and we laugh; there Is a gen­ them all, If not with complete success, at | sensation departed and I was finally
train the other day “This smoking car eral shaking of hands. No other intro­ least with persistent hardness. The Aus­ | able to retain food on my stomach. In
seats fifty persous, and yet there is sol duction is necessary. As we resume our tralians, we conceive, with a more con­ ! a few days 1 noticed a decided change
doui a ciiancu for a seat after the train walk one of our party light;« a cigar.
genial and altogether warmer climate, | for the better, as also did my wife and
At arts out of New York The men in this
“ Vat you doV’ asks the guide, stopping, without Puritan traditions, with wealth | friends. My hiccoughs ceased and I ex-
car have gone Into the country at cousid
among them from the first, and with a | perienced less pain than formerly. I
with eyebrows robed with surprise.
entblo ex pc u tut and dis&d vantage for the
l m proved oondi-
c
“Smoke,” replies the astonished gen­ habit of communion witli Europe, will he I was so rejoiced at this improved
sake of their healths The only time they tleman
tion that, upon what I had believed but
a softer, though not weaker people, fond
spend at home is at night, and most of it
“ Ve smoke not tobacco here,” says the er of luxury and la tter fitted to enjoy art, j a few days before was my dying lied, I
in their bedrooms in heated houses whers guide.
with an appreciation of beauty which the j vowed, in the presence of my family and
the air Is very little different from that
Americans have never shown, and with j friends, should I recover, I would both
“ Hut 1 use it.”
in a city bedroom They spend from two
“ So? Veil, not in Economy. Ve haf not only a love for literature but a power publicly ami privately make know n this
to four hours of the only leisure they no use mit tobacco.”
of producing it in original forms. They I remedy for the good of humanity, wher
have Iu this car where the Air is so
Objections are useless; the cigar is w ill l»e a iieoplo growing and drinking ever and w henever I had an opportun-
vitiated with tobacco that though I am an thrown away. The guide places his foot w ine, caring much for easy society, ad i ity, and this letter is in fulfillment of
old smoker it makes me ns sick In fifteen on it in triumph. For many years no to­ dieted to conversation, aiul though ener- 1 tliat vow. My improvement was con-
minutes ns did my first ci^ar It is safe bacco bus been iis^d, it) Economy, except get ic, with a keen desire for u well ordered stant from that time, and in less than
to say ttint the health of these men would by stealth. Ail edict was issued against and restful life.
| three months 1 had gained 26 pounds in
have been l>etter guarded had they stayed it because the practice was deemed an
They will not, unless compelled, allow flesh, became entirely free from pain
In towu. ”—New York Sun
evil one, and these'sturdy.Germans must their women to wear themselves out as «nd 1 believe I owe mv life and present
have credit for self sacrifice, as it is a the Americans do; will, in truth, we sus- condition wholly to W arner’s Safe Cure,
Tin* Young Art ('rltle.
national characteristic"Mlearly to love a pect, with that climate to mold them, the remedy which I used,
A bright youngster who visited the pipe. —11 1>. Musoit iu ."/American M.:ga and that indifference to expense which is
Since my recoverv l have thoroughly
Corcoran art gallery the other day was slue.
one of their marked characteristics, never 1 re-investigated the subject of kidnevdi/-
____ *
ibparcntly very deeply Impressed with
bo happy without servant*, a difference, ! Acuities ami B right’s disease, and the
S e n a to r Inuulln 1 mlt»r M cmiii .
that famous little example of Italian
which, a* the servants must be dark, may truths developed are astounding. I
sculpture. 'Hie Forced Prayer " It will
Those who have never heard Senator profoundly affect their civilization. They therefore state, deliberately, an.l as n
be remembered that the statue represents Ingalls speak cannot appreciate the misery will, in short, desire easier and larger physician, that I believe more thuu out-
s small l>oy in a very abbreviated gar
of being roasted by him. To read his lives than the Americans do, will he hoi/ the lien‘ hr i rhirh occur io America
ment who holds Ids chubby hands to­ speeches in cold, raw Type conveys no le-s persistently I a I hw I oum , and will feel arc council by Bright ’« direct re o f the kid-
gether in front of him In sn attitude of idea of their bitterness. He emphasizes —we note this already in Australians neor. This may sound like a rash state­
prayer, while his small face represents Ids words with his eye*, which are like almost as strongly as in Californians—a
ment, but 1 am prepared to fully verify
every possible shade of disgust and rebel­ the burning coals of tiie popular novels. sort of worship for their climate. The it. B right’s disease has no distinctive
lion But our youngster had a different There is nothing cowardly or evasive note of discontent which penetrates the
explanation of the motive of the statue, about Mr. Ingalls. W hen he is talking whole American character will In» ab­ features of its own, (indeed, it often
which he tersely stated to his father on A bout you he aims his wonderful eyes at sent, and if not exactly happier, they develops without any pain whatever in
the kninevs or their vieinitv) but lias
his return home somewhat in this wise
you, looks you directly in the face, and will he more at ease. All Australian
"An . papa, I sawed s Uttie Image of e being sure lie is right he goes ahead. development will \ affected by that the symptoms of nearly every other com
I•'«>■>t - Hundreds of ,««o,»U
boy wlm had been chasin' a little chicken And tiie way tie goes uhead! He can say difference, and as the py cease to lie British, 'J!0 " .
In nis night gowu Au he des catch de things no human being ever thought of Germans and Irish the men of the new < lf dadv. whose burials are authorize,
by
a
physician
s certificate ss occurring
little chicken a© in his hands an' he before. He can shoot more adjectives at type which will gradually he born, the
from “ Heart Disease,” “ Apoplexy.”
squoshed It **— Washington Hatchet.
distinctive
and
separate
“
Australians,”
a man in u minute than could 1 h * found in
" P a r a ly s is ."
“ Spinal
Com plaint,”
Webster’s Dictionary in a month, lie is will l»e as distinguishable in England as “ Rheum atism ,” “ Pneum onia," nn«I
New Arte«l»n Well st Purl*.
a volcano, and an eruption i*to he dreaded the Americans, and distinguishable also other common com plaints, when in real
The artesian well of Place Hebert, at and deplored—by the \.ctim*. He is a from them. The typical Australian will
ity it is from Bright’s «lisease of the kill
Paris, has just been ftnlnbcd after twenty
cyclone, ami Jie leaves ruin and disaster in be a sunnier man.—Spectator,
tu'vs. Few physicians, and fewer peo­
two years work on it It was necessary his rhetorical track.—Nebraska State
ple realize the extent of this disease 01
to bore to s depth of 2,860 feet to reaen Journal.
I h l i ’t . n Ch«il«Trt fo r K rthblta.
its dangerous ami insidious nature. It
water, and such depth was attained only
M.
Pasteur’s
plan
of
exterminating
steals into the system like a thief, mani­
A S u b s t i t u t e fo r S te e l.
with the greatest difficulty The work
rabbits has been trie«! in a tlcld near fests its presence if at all I y the eo -
had to i>e stopt«*«! several times, either on
Palladium, a metal of the platinum Ithelms, ami is saiit to havo succeeded. moncst symptoms and fastens itself in
account of the hardness of the strata tra
group, but of a far lower density than the
Ih-M is » ailed in and »-as full of bur­ the constitution before the victim is
vcnu«d or of the crushing of the metallic latter, may la* substituted for steel in the The
rows. Tin« gun and the ferret had been
tubing caused by the pressure of the manufacture of watches. Pal lad him is vainly trieil M ls«:r. nephew of M. aware of it. It is nearly as hervditari
as consumption, quite ns common an
earth The new well is the third of the absolutely Don-polarizable, and it is un­
public w» lls of Paris, the others being affected to any noticeable extent by the l ’asteur, went down and t cured on a truss full vas fatal. Entire families, nheriting
of
hay
some
broth
full
of
tiie
microbes
of
it from their ancestors, have «lied, an«!
those of (Jrenelle and Passy Its diameter presence of a magnetic field. Besides
1*
feet snd the weight of the tubing lids, it has the incidental advantage of Chicken cholera. Tin« next day nineteen ie t none knew or realized the tuysteri
dead
ra'ilut*
were
found,
and
two
days
ous fiower which was removing them.
a I nut W0.0U0 fminda
The temperature l*eing ru*t proof. The discovery is tine tc
later twelve more. In some of the bur­
of the water that It furnishes Is
deg*
C. A. Pallard, of Geneva, Switzerland, rows »-. tc discovered families of d«*ad Instead of common symptoms it often
shows none whatever, Imt brings «leatf
The cost of this Imimrtaut undertaking ami watches are now being cons’ ri*ts t
rabbits, nnd not one living rabbit bas suddenly, from convulsions, apoplexy
was $000 000 KcteuliAo American.
with this metal.—lhwtou Budget.
since l>e*u seen.—lamtlon Time*.
or heart «IDease. As one who lias snf
y 1I m II M atter S eised .
C o a l 1 l i t .'%«*• U u ’t a C o * I Y>«r«t.
fere«i, and knows bv h ir e r experienei
» list be says, 1 implore ever« one wit,
N .1.. Ja n . 21.—lVwtr «ter
Seven persons have beeu »rre5to»l «t
C . i l r l . »m l 111. C l f s r .
Browning msd«* his third sristitv 1 «lay Resiling for system atically t\>bl«iui( the
An English paper declares that “one of reads these wont* not to negh ct the
of lottery, mail matter addressed I« 1 *'• porti o*r» uf the KeatltiiK rntlrou«!. It «vas the saildest domeatte tragedie» tn nuxlern slightest svmpt«o.i.s of ki«lnev «llffli’illty
dento of this city. Tin* m atter cun ■*pl, developed at the hearing that th««jr literature it«« largely due to no other N«> one can afford to hnxard such
chances.
of alwMit *♦ -venty-five circular* « *
serrtped the voh I from the furs on the cause than that Sfrs t'arlyle had not
I*i»uisf*na lo tte ry Company, s
I make the foeegoing statem ents ha«c«
!
1
>i.liii)(s
nt
Tort
fin
ito
ti
hi : « I virtually h'iirnt to like :i cigar.” t ’arlyle was leav
that a drawing of the lottery w
tug once for Scotland, In 1851, and went upon '"act* which I «-an sub tantiate t,
«mi
«
"
P
r
l^
l
an'l
operate
I
a
Urite
.-.,il
ysr«l
held on the 17th day of Ft ftrtmrv.
to ht* wife tor a parting kis* with a the letter. The welfare of thiwe wb«
that all ticket* draw ing le** than $1,01X1 from their stealuiK*. -Philadelphia Itep- lighted cigar in his mouth. She resented •nay p««»sibly be sufferers such as f was
ord.
would lie cached at an a«Mre** in Boston,
this Though t'arlyle constantly fell out is an ample inducement Kw me to tnk«
and those drawing over that amount
with his wife, he never fell out with hN the «tep I have, ami if I can suoeessfiitli
Blackening the nose an l cheeks mi.let mother, simply because the old lady bad warn .'there from the «laniretvns path it
wou’d I k * cashed at New Orlean*.
In accordance with the instruction* he the eye* hart been foutrl un eff vinal pre been brought up on tobáceo, and mother
ieh I ivnee »alkeil. I am willing
ha* received from Waahihgton. I’ost- Venti ve of mow blindness, or the i-ijuri and son always smoked their pipes of «•mince all profe eional ami personal eo
m sster Browning has forwurde«! the en­ on* effort o f the glare from illumm.ited piace together Iu tbe kitchen.—New York sequences.
N il»
tire lot to Pont master General \Yaim- iuuw npoo eyes uuaccustouied to it.
HEÑIOS, M. D.
luakcr.—,V. f . >un, January fjf.
Dev. 30. •
f
Lilt. |> t f t l : i n ’ * «IC C IC S *.
EX P ER IEN CE.
T H IN K
T h r e e M o r e P r o m i n e n t P e o p l e o f T h in
C ity Mini S t at»- T e s t i f y to t h e KIH caey
o f t h e E l e c t r i c C u r e l> ea fu e » n C u r e d iu
T e n M in u te « .
FO R
Y O lK tK L F .
D o N o t A s k Y o u r N e i g h b o r to T h i n k fo r
Y o u H e U s u a lly K n o w s L e a s T h a n
l till l>o.
th- refrom. Diabeti- anu h
Dicesse treated
rding to the 1st«.*- approved method.
rbod. Moat
cato» con be treated »ue« evai'iilly by com-npond-
euce. Consultariot» daily fro-n 10 a . m . to 4 i*.
m . W a llaci . E i . y , M D.,215 Pew. ;l - n - t three
doors from Geary »tu et, .'an Fraucincu, ( al.
P ortland , Or., January *28, 1891.
My wife was a great sufferer for over
ten years with a complication of disorders,
He that is not open to onvietiou 1 » not «iua!i-
from which it seemed she was doomed, a^ fled
for disi ussion.
try what we might in the due of doctor*
1'IL K B I F I L E S ! F I L L S !
appeared a failure. They were good doc­
tors, too. Dr. Agnew of New York, who
Dr. W lliam »’ Indian Pile o intm ent will cu re
Blind,Bleeding and ftch i’-g Pik s when «11 other
is world-famed, told her that without an ointm
ent« have foiled. lin i air«.» th* turner»,
operation that would cost her $1,000 the al'ay s the itching at once, a r- as >. poultic e,
instant relief. Dì. WilMai”»’ India Pile
case was incurable, amd that even with an give»
Ointm ent is p r e p a id ..u y f r Pli. » and It hiug
operation the chances were even only of the private part», ami nothing else Every
is warranted. .'<>1 : bv druggist», or sent by
This was practically the statement of all box
mail on receipt of price 50c an i $1 per box.
WILLIAMS .V I M PACT! i U ' G 5 <>..
prominent physic ans of the continent.
Proprietor». Cle\ eland, O.
The principal trouble was an abates* #
E ditor Oregonian: Ja n . 17. I came to
Dr. D anin for treatment for deafness and # * * and distress in the region of the
ringing noises In my ears. I was cured in kidneys. There was a constan’ hemor­
fen minuted, as well as ever in mv life.
Tiie treatment was by elecrricify and other rhage; we thought she would bleed to
methods. Defer to me at Hfl Oak s t , Port­ death; her chest was as sore a* a boil, and
land.
A ndhkw D ouglass .
she was partially paralyzed, besides hav­
ing catarrh of the bladder. We prepared
D , ^ lP
is ¿ 9 **
I .e e M c G r e w ’s G o o d L u c k .
for the inevitable, when Dr. Price of Seat­
, .CJHE3 or -
Editor Oregonian: I have, been under i
)
tle
told
us
that
he
knew
of
some
remark­
Dr. D anin’s hlectric treatment for three
mouths for nervousness, kidney troubles able cures by Dr J . Eugene Jordan with
and other ailments. I am cured and re­ his new system of medicine. We, there­
' V K L Y HUMOR OF THE SKIN AND SCALP
j of infancy ami childhood, whether tortu r­
commend him and his treatment by elec­
fore,
gave
him
a
trial,
and
the
result
is
ing.
disfiguring, itching, burning, scaly, crusted,
tricity. My place of business is 145 G |
or blotchy, with loss of hair, ami every
street, For;land. I hive gained 1 1 pounds that my wife has completely recovered. It pimply
iMpuri v of the blood, w hether simple, scrofu­
in the time.
L kk M c G hew .
is evident that Dr. Jordan’s system sur­ lous < r hereditary, h speedily, perm anently and
ically cured by the ( Y ik t r a K km ed ies ,
passes in theory and practice the nast and econom
A n o th e r S o u l M ade H ap p y .
consisting wf Ut ticcha rhe great skin cure, Cu-
E ditor Oregonian —Dear Sir: It affords ! the future.
P h il C. W adsworth ,
T «TKA .S oap , an exquisite skin purifier and beau-
me pleasure to testify to the excellence of j
lifter, and t'l ticura K esoj v e s t , tbe new blood
29.* Twelfth S t , Portland, Or.
and skin purifier nnd greatest of humor rem e­
the electric treatment given bv I)r. Dar­
dies,
when th«* best physician« and nil other
rin. For several yeurs I have been [
remedies fail. Parents, save your children years
troubled with kidney troubles and in it mi- i D k . J ordan ’ s office is at the residence of
m ental ami physical suffering. Begin now.
n ation of the neck < f the bladder, for a j of ex-May or Yesler, Third and James.
Delay« are dangerous. Cure» made in childhood
while unah e t get out. A few months* |
are perm anent.
Hold everywhere. Price, C uticuka , -r»0o; S oap ,
home treatment has put me on mv feet j Consultation and prescriptions absolute
2f>c; R esolvent . $1. i'r.-parcd by Potter Drug
again, for which I am truly thankful to j ly FREE.
ami
Chemical Corporation, Boston, Mass.
Dr. Darrin’s great ski 1.
Send for free book explaining the His-
Send for “ How to Cure Blood and Skin Dis­
D. E. H olloway ,
ease».”
togenetic
system.
New berg Or. !
Bab) ~ In snd scalp purified an I
C aution . The Histog^ntic Medicine»
beautified by <T ti « i ha soap . -^5-H
B etter than having a good opportunity in the j
are sold in but one agency in each town
jja
Kidney pains, buckm lie am! m uscular
ability to use a poor opportunity well.
rheum atism relieved on one m inute by the
The label around the b ttle bears the fol­
D I B O K D K B S W H IC H
A FFECT
T H E lowing inscription; “ Dr. J. Eugene Jo r
QPcelebratedCL'TKTKA A nti - pain 1' laster 25 c .
K IO N B II
dan’s Histogenetic Medicine.*
Ever)
other device Is a fraud.
Are am ong the most formidable known. D ia -;
The name marked success that has fol­
lowed Dr. Darrin the i«ast four years suf­
fers no diminution. His rooms at No.
.’t>4 Washington nt., Portland are crowded
• it lit and day, and many have to go away
' ithout seeing the Doctor, or make ap-
i>‘>lufmentg f r the future. It is not often
hat ai.y known remedy will reach such a
•<r^e number of chrcnic, acute ami pri­
vate «tineanes as does t lectririry. There
*eems to be no bounds to its utility in
Mealing disease * a well as its application
to ma hinery. The »hree follnwimr cards
*l>eak volume8 for th** Doctor and hi* new
theory in curing the ills of w hich we are
a I unhappily afflicted:
!
I)*. Willsre K1 t ha. r»u. ov.-.i hh o«ce* to 215
Powsil si rest, ton ]
o < al . where he * ou-
titiues to give »pedal m ?,* u .iou to Kidneys, Biad­
der, Prf«-tat.- Gland
ali <iG«*a»es «riffíng
(yticura
J
bote». B righ t’s disease, gravel and other com- :
plaint» of the urinary organs are not ordinarily
cured in severe cases, but they m ay be averted
by tim ely m edication. A useful stim ulant of
the urinary gland» 1ms ever beeu found in Hos j
tetter’s Stom ach ifiUer.% a m edicine which not |
only affords the requisite stimulus when they i
become inactive, but increases their vigor and j
secretive power. By increa ing the activity of
the kiduevs and bladder this m edicine has th • ;
ad fitional effect of expelling from the blood I
impurities which it is the peculiar office of those
organs to elim inate ami pass off. The B itters is
also a purifier ami strengthener of tiie bowels,
au invigorant of th*’ stom ach and a matchless
remedy for biliousness and le v e r and ague. i t .
counteracts a tendency to prem ature decay, and I
sustains and com forts the aged and infirm.
-X -.
1 JUDD’S ELECTS BEITS
Contem pt.—Contem pt is what we feel for tiie
men who co m m it the sins we have no inclin a­
tio n for.
__________
U K W A R K O F O IN T M E N T S F O R C A ­
T A R R H T H A T C O N T A IN M K K C I K Y ,
VAH
A BLE
m sro v K R Y
BLIND.
FOR
constipation permanently. For sale
in .50c and $1 bottles by all druggists.
T il K
T»r. I.n (ira sg e wishes b> make known his New
Treatment for the > nre of all tlise.isea of the Eye
—f\itamet. Defective Vision, Inflammation, e t c ,
w ithout Operation or Pain The remedy can be
applied b> the put ent, snd i» sim ple, »afe and
mi e in its tffects, strengthening the muscles
am i nerves of tiie eye, rem oving pain alm ost in-
rantaueously. It is a marvelous discovery and
a blessing to the sufferer.
For further particulars ad«ires» with stamped
envelope it J . i.v G bakqk , M. i > , 2 5 Powell St.,
third door from Geary, Sail F ran cisco Cal.
i Idles hours —11 till
Ignorance of the law excuses no o u e -e x c e p t
th e lawyer.
______
'D r o w n s B r o n c h i a l T r o c h e s ” a r e o f
g r e a t s e r v i c e in s u b d u in g h o a r s e n e s s . S o ld
o n ly in b oxes.
Mo it m ay not always w in, but it cau s and it
If it doesn’t
R U l 'T r R K
A N l T F I L E S "¡C U R E D .
We positively cure rupture uud all rectal dip-
ases w ithout pain or detention from business.
No cure, no p a v : and no pay until cured. Ad-
Iress for pam phlet l)r». Porterfield <fe I.*sey
Market street, Ss i F ra n d aco.
Beware of im itation» of the celebrated Beal of
Noith C arolina Ping Cut Tobacco.
T ry G k r m r \ for br -fokfxat.
ill posiriv; ly cure er ou a - , i.' s - o f M u-
od, Imp teiiey. J an.e B ack, Rheum atism ,
ispepsiu G«‘n ivl D«. M*ity. efc
Price. •- », m o nd
\ls«> Drugs. Trusses. Crutches. Elastic Sleeking#,
mutuer Bracer., Electric InscScs, Etc.
S'me Agent for !lm»e
Bros.’ Homeopathic
mned'e«. Send iu vour o ders.
\
As m ercury will surely destroy the sense of j
smell and com pletely derange the vrhole system !
when enteriug it through the mucous surfaces.
Such art; les
raid ne re r be used excep t on [
0 X 1 5
e n
j o
y s
prescriptions from reputable physicians, ns the
damage they will do is tenfold to the good you Both the method and results when
can possibly derive from them . H all’s Catarrh
( lire, m anufactured by F. J Cheney & Co., To­ Syrup o f Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ledo, ()., contain s no im-n ury, mid is taken in ­ and refreshing to the taste, and acts
ternally, and acts <iir* ctlv upon the -blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's gently yet promptly ou the Kidneys,
Catarrh (hire bo Mire you get the genuine. It is
taken internally ami made in Toledo, O., by F. Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­
J . Cheney & Co.
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
/ I F " - « ' I by druggists. P rice, 75 cents per
ches and fevers and cures habitual
bottle.
Job was probably the most precocious child on
record. He cursed the day that he was born.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
;OH W
fifl.
A.
LAUE,
The Reliable inggi-t,
i vienUon Gm paper '
T h ir d an d i'u y io r , I 'c i tl'iiiil. O r.
Cheaper tha Wisdaille
id v. No Boiler.
.V> -Tin ke. No
5s.
No Lu-
Eleetrifl
Y a;ior i ». Ja e
vv
Sen Franchit), • California.
.94.V FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KV.
NEW V0RN. N.Y.
TIM O R
R K MOVED
E L I C’TRl CITY.
M iis W ickert of Pern, La Sallo county,
hail been snfleriiiK for the last five years
from a large «welling in her left groin.
Six different physicians in Peru and La
Salle told her it was a rupture, and used
trusses on it. Tiie pain caused by it
finally became so great that she could
scarcely walk. She then consulted Dr.
Toel of Pi’oria, who immediately discov­
ered that it was a tumor of the ovary.
As it was partly cystic, the doctor fir".-t
performed electrolysis by means of his
galvanic battery on the cyst, and after
it had shrunken and the growth become
more movable he finished the operation
by removing the whole tumor. The tu­
mor measured 7 by 5 inches. The wound
is entirely healed, and Miss W ickert left
for Peru last week .— Peru Herald.
Dr. Toel is now located in Portland.
The tumor, with hundreds of other can-
I « ere and tumors successfully removed by
! him by electricity without ioss of blood,
can be seen in his olliee.
O V A R IA N
OCTOR TO E L
Talking of patent medicines j Makes a D specialty
of Diseases of the
— you know the ola prejudice. Nose, Throat and Neck, Skin, Urinary
j Organs, Female Diseases and all Surgical
And the doctors— some of i 'perations, an for Fistula, Piles, Strict­
them are between you and us. ure, Cancer, Polypus and all other Tu­
mors ami Ulcers. Operations performed
They would like you to think 1 by means of electricity without loss of
that what’s cured thousands blood. Office — No. 701» Washington
“treetj corner Fourth, rooms 3, 4 ami 6
won’t cure you.
You'd be­ Washington building, P o r t l a n d O r .
lieve in patent medicines if
they didn't profess to cure
everything —and so, between
— V IS IT T H E —
the experiments of doctors,
and the experiments of patent
medicines that are sold only
because there’s money in the
O’ F A R R E L L HTO KBT,
“ stuff, ” you lose faith in every­
Between Stockton and I'owell Street*.
When You So to Sail Francisco
thing.
The Largest P la ce o f Am usem ent i>
aarrFT^ - rasa « a *
POISON
IN
*■ ss.: r.v*'<3
PIPE.
A
Few smokers fully realize the
danger of smoking new or improp­
erly cured Tobacco. The medical
staff of the German army discov­
ered this was a fruitful source of
throat disease.
The subsistence department of
the U. 8. Army have adopted Seal
o f North Carolina Plug Cut as the
Standard Smoking Tobacco for the
army.
Beware o f Im itations. The gen­
uine “ Seal of North C arolin a”
costs you no more than poisonous
im itations.
H A D E $ 30 1
A custom er write« th t lie cleared *30 m less
than $100 after paving freight h id ! other charge».
Is it any wotide ? Look it the price.».
1 0 IBs. Heavy Sttg.ir-Cur.M Hn -on..................%s 75
100 lb.-. flnc»t Eastern Hams, w a r r a n t ! ...... 12 0 t>
1001b«. Golden C S u gtr......................................... 4 75
1 0 lbs. finest V' bite Sugar................................... 5 87
100 lbs. fair cookit g KaiVln»............................... ;{ 7 .')
100 lbs. Raisins of better qu ality ..................... ■! 75
100 lbs Granger .^oap. full w eight.................... ;! do
100 lbs. Uiee, finest qu ality................................. 5 50
100lbs family Flour (R oller)............................. 2 00
10 * packs soap Powder
................................. 3 50
1 1)0 lbs. Kalis, a»* n r ed sizes ............................. 3 25
100lbs. choice t ’alif* rnia W alnuts................. » 00
Raisins of every gra«*e Ht half price of some
years Dry F ru it will he nut of sight • .y M ayor
Ju n e; or.ler uow; we have all kinds Cbsh must
com e with the o H er Sugar prices rro liable to
change. Mention this paper. \sk f> r full list.
\ddb w S n i l t h , ii t ’ aw ti M n r « . 4 iG u a d
U H F r o n t H t.,
F r a n c i s o , C a l.
r n r r aluable inf' r ¡nation to all suffe* ing fror»
rH rr i ^
n.v
c*
• ,.r-rt:,d
the W o r l d *
1 H L .*«•• ,*n«-ar
«land Id 1. «?i t ? : i«1, o*
And, you can't always tell
the prescription that cures by
what you read in the papers.
C U R E Biliousness,
So, perhaps, there’s no better
Sick Headache,
vay to sell a remedy, than to
This Picture, Panel siz *, mailed for 4 cents.
Malaria.
tell the truth about it, and
J . F . S M IT H
A C O .,
take the risk of its doing just
Makers of “ Bile Beans,”
what it professes to do.
255 fc 257 Greenwich St., N. Y. City.
That’s what the World’s
I dispensary Medical Associa­
N e w S tore. C y m n a s i u m a n d A t h le t ic C e o d s . N e w G o o d s
tion, of Buffalo, N. Y., does
W IL L IA M C. BECK ARIVÎS CO.,
with
Dr. Pierce’s
is
Golden Medical Discovery,
Ite m i n a t o l i ,
l(pi:in>S *« 1 »,
Favorite Prescription,
U 'ln c b e t te r ,
^
F i r k o r H rm .i
Pleasant Pellets, and
M a r lin , Unit**
d i . « . «.M in..
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. K eprn ttiiK Hiffkrs
* « I f » ' fi.«IV 1 . 11 «,
If they don’t do what their
1 7 ' .%■««• i» i ? > T n i m i s t . . x a v x m i i i i i
p iiR T M x n . o n .
makers say they’ll do — you
p i S ^ O ’8
« j nc..qcfL/
R E M E D Y i FO
r u a R ( t ATA
\ 1 a r K u K .i IlT
i .— Best. Fasi- £**"3
get your money back.
BILE BEANS.
Suns, Rifles, Revolvers, Spoiling Goals and Fisiiinr Tack!’
Tht Ohiest .'fraieimt it tie M'erUit èrchably
d k
. ■*% \ i
\
»st lo nse.
cure is . f rt.«in.
Cheap»st. Rrli f is im,v alili».
F.ir Cobi in l> ■ H. .1 ,
n ,
C E L E B m R a A
I EQ E Y E - W A T E R . ’
canTi uy pn»iw*vi
Till. «rtH'ie
crtpiloB, an l ha « U«vn tq o-n stau i
for nearly t !
ru ta ry. Tfc«*rv am few iliaroM* to a uk*h traakln« i
1 >
1».
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lì tri i• -toil Fiar.
*« Family Mit! H irto V,
l*CO l l w c u.( •rt‘. m id ie ni» i o lr»L tl-towUto«
41 « t o W h ’ «»i '^*1 J ’j,"*-
t« »o $ . 00 prr ni ¡fht Fn« »ri toh to Ar i rrom IL*
ftlENT
1 O I M I % , K . F E XH U k
n a W a»h and S a »
> . P. N. V. S«>.
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riio n p so v n
ro »u 'jjrct More t!lsii>^-Uig Uian 4.*ro eve», and
'Tie, » rlu ; «« for **vnA- » rm re reme««, « hâve F.-*:
i *»1 to ttAoutcueo to. Fur a lle ’ lerral i. tinnì.nati«'
* the «vH AT an !:if ».«Il e rpfiifdj. If the iìl*r«
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It is sn Ointment.o? which :
to the nostril*. Price
**•*.1«
mail.
Address:
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........... .
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ARE THE BEST
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Ther will rl^lJ f«.r r n. OATS 1SS fia.. WTir_\T 4‘*
l i s t XT CO b*j.. t '2.N : m bn. POTATOF* Vw ba. |wr ml
UTiigiid t i t i t i for ‘-mp> farm f»wb aed n lilis u i.
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