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A WOMAN
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New York Board of Health
SITS DOWN ON A BAKING POWDER CO.
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Vo John Anderson, Esq
C h icago, 111«
Dear S i r : -
In response to rout*» o f A p r i l 20th. In regard to)
the a d v e rt is in g o f the Royal Baking Powder Conf>any I have the honor
to «end you the follo w in g re so lu t io n adopted by the Board at l t a
quarterly meeting hold In Albany Peb, 11th, 188b.
'
Resolved,*
That the advertisement o f the Royal Baking
Fowder Company, quoting the State Board o f Health o f New York as
.reeosmendlng, through one o f I t s analyat a. I t s p u r i t y , e t o . .
• misrepresentation.
is
In no case does the State Board o f Health
lor l t a re presentativ es, cause suoh examination to be made with
• .view of reoosmendlng any particular produote.
Very t r u l y y o uri,
T h e m isrepresentation w hich called forth the resolution o f
the State Board o f H ealth o f N e w Y o rk , printed above, is in keep
in g w ith the old tactics o f the R o y a l Baking P ow der Company.
F irst it manufactured a G overn m ent Chem ist out o f w hole
cloth, and the garm ent was cut and made to fit Dr. H e n ry A .
M ott, and later poor I)r. Love.
Brought to a turn in this, the same com pany sought to use
the N e w Y o rk Board o f H ealth.
It did not hesitate to send broadcast, the statem ent that the
N e w Y o rk Board o f H ealth had endorsed and recom m ended the
R o y a l (Am m onia) Baking Pow der.
I t did not take the N e w Y o rk Board o f H ealth v e r y long
to assert its e lf on this m isrepresentation
as
w ill be seen from the
fo re g o in g letter.
These questionable methods of advertising have never
IN A MILLION
Vfsriy M i le . H e r R iv a ls S ta r e d , but
S h e K n o w . W t iy N o w .
•
She came into un L train at the
shopping district and t«x>k passage to
ward happy Harlem.
She chatted with her friend gayly for
a few stations, v.hen suddenly the lady
sitting across the uisle looked very hard
over her way. The woman with the
parcels was all in a flutter in a mo
ment.
She glanced hastily in the little mir
ror. Yes, her lmt was on straight.
Then she went over on a new tack,
diving down in her pocket for a hand
kerchief and rubbing her nose, think
ing that there might be a speck o f soot
on the point.
T h e lady across the aisle continued to
stare.
T h e woman with the bundles tried
to continue Iter conversation, but it
came in short gasps and was decidedly
disjointed. T h e man beside Iter, of
course, notices nothing. Ho thought,
manlike, that he was making a great
hit. He went on:
“ T h e horse show is a great sue
cess” -----
“ Yes,” she said, in a frightened way,
tightening the ribbons on her hat.
“ It is a great success. A ll the swells
are there” -----
“ W h a t’s that you say ? Oh, yes, of
course, I ’ll be pleased to g o,” she
eclioed, giving her nose a sweep still
after that problem atic speck o f soot.
“ I do like this weather” -----
“ I f it doesn’t snow it may grow cold
er,” she gasped, turning very red and
pulling her face down in a perplexed
way.
But it was no use.
T h e woman
across the aisle kept on staring in the
most provoking way in the world all
the way up to Fiftieth street, where
she got up und left the train.
“ Hid yon notice her?” said the dis
tressed woman; “ sho kept staring ut
me for tw o miles.”
“ Sho did?”
‘ ‘Yes, she did. My hat is on straight,
isn’t it?”
“ I think so.”
“ And there is no soot on tho end of
my nose?”
“ N o,” he gasped faintly.
T hey both thought a long time.
“ I ’ll tell you,” he said gleefully.
“ She was trying to copy your styles
or” -----
“ No, she wasn’t,” snapped the wom
an.
“ Then it must have been only one
other thing,” lie said, looking far out
the window. “ It must have been this.
Sho iiutiopd that you wear a pair of
$1,000 diamonds in your ears, and of
course witli rings to match. Site was
perhaps wondering why you didn't
wear only one glove, like all women
wito have gems, to show the stones.
But you have tw o gloves. H ow do you
explain it ?”
Near by sat a doctor, three lawyers
a reporter, asehoolm a’um and a preach
er, but none o f them could explain the
phenomenon.
T h e woman, woman
like, took it as a compliment and
blushed. — New York World.
SAY
H ow
WHAT
YOU
MEAN.
t h « E ld e r B e n n e t t T a u g h t a T o o n s
R e p o r t e r a L e » »o n .
Oil
T h e old-
THE
BLACKFOOT
INDIANS.
W o n d e r f u l S ig h t o f a C ity o f T e p e e «
an A n n u a l F e a s t an d H o lid a y .
at
’ ’T here should be a rule in every
Presently, as we journeyed, a little
newspaper office prohibiting the use of fine o f sand hills came into view. They
certain phrase« and expressions,” said formed the Black foot cemetery. W e
my friend, the old war correspondent, saw the "tep ee* o f the dead” here and
as he threw down a paper in the ele- j there on the knolls, some new and per
vated ear
“ It distresses me to see fect, some old and weather stained,
poor, old, hackneyed, worn out expres gome showing mere tatters o f cotton
sions kept ut work daily when they flapping on the poles, and still others
should have been retired long ago. only skeleton tents, the poles remain
W hy should a reporter always refer to ing and the cotton covering gone com
a man's ‘immaculate linen,’ when he pletely. W e knew what we would see
means to say that the man wore a clean if w© looked into those "d e a d tepees”
shirt?
A n d why in heaven's name (being careful to approach from the
should u man or woman Ire described ! windward side). W e would see, lying
as ‘well groomed?’ Here they are both on the ground or raised upon a frame
in one paragraph, and just beside them ‘ work, a bundle that would be narrow
is the man who, according to the r e -1 at top and bottom and broad in the
porter, is always saying something real | m iddle—an Indian's body rolled up in
deviish ‘ with a twinkle in his eye,’ and | a sheet o f cotton, with his best bead
the other fellow who made this or that j work and blanket and gun in the bun
dle, and near by a kettle and some
remark ‘as he lit a fresh cigar.’
“ T here should be a cemetery for dried meat and cornmeal against his
senile and used up words and phrases j feeling hungry on his long journey to
that have outlived their usefulness, the hereafter.
As one or tw o o f the tepees were
if they e ver were useful, and about a
thousand o f them should he laid aw ay ! new. we expected to see some fam ily in
in quicklim e at once and never resur mourning and, sure enough, when we
reached the great sheer sided gutter
rected.
“ Speaking of cemeteries, why should which the Bow river bus dug for its
a man, as soon as he is dead, he re course through the plains, we halted
ferred to as ‘poor?’ Here I read o f a our horse and looked down upon a
railroad conductor, who was killed in lonely trio o f tepees, with children
a railroad collision. Y’esterday lie was playing around them and women
the ‘genial Conductor B row n;’ today squatted by the entrances. Three fam
he is ‘ poor Brown.’ T h e word seemed ilies had lost members and were seques
to he applied especially to men who In tered there in abject surrender to grief.
Those tents o f the mourners were at
life were good fellows, and also to
those whose deatli was caused by vio our feet as we rode southward, down in
lence. It is not used in connection the river gully, where the grass was
with great men. You never read or green and tho trees were leafy and
hear o f ‘poor N apoleon ,’ ‘poor Shake thriving, but when we turned our faces
speare’ or ‘poor Frederick the G reat,’ to the eastward, where the river bent
around a great promontory, what a
do you?
“ I do not expect tho reporters to re sight met our gaze! There stood a city
form so long as their employers allow o f tepees, hundreds o f them, showing
the use o f such idiotic words and white and yellow and brown and red
phrases. W hen 1 was younger than I against the clear blue sky. A silent
am today, and thought I knew about as and lifeless city it seemed, for we were
mucli as an ordinary man could be ex too far off to see the people or to hear
pected to know this side o f the grave, 1 their noises. T h e great huddle o f little
wasa reporter on T h e Herald under the pyramids rose abruptly from the level
elder Bennett. Mr. Bennett sent for bare grass against the flawless sky, not
me one day. H e said: ‘ Y’ oung man, I like one o f those melancholy new tree
notice that in your efforts to And men less towns that white men are building
whom you have been instructed to in all over the prairie, but rather like a
mosquito fleet becalmed at sea.
terview you never enter a hotel.’
T here are tw o camps on the Black
“ ‘ Never enter a hotel, Mr. Bennett?’
foot reserve, the North Camp and the
I said.
“ No, sir; you invariably write that South Camp, and this town o f tents was
yon ‘drifted’ in and when you do drift between the two, and was composed of
more households than both together;
in you never meet the man.’
for this w;is the assembling for the sun
“ ‘ N ever meet him ?"
“ ‘ N o; I observe that in every case dance, their greatest religious festival,
after drifting in you either ‘run against’ and hither had come Bloods, Piegans
or ‘stumble across’ the object o f your and Sarcis as well ns Blackfect. Only
pursuit, I wish that in future you I the mourners kept away, for here were
would simply walk into the hotel and j to be echoed the greatest ceremonials
of that dead past wherein lives dedi
meet these people. That's all sir.’
“ I was angry, for I prided myself j cate« 1 to war and to the chase inspired
on my English and on my literary j the deeds o f valor whieh each would
style. I said, ‘ Mr. Bonnet. I have been now celebrate anew in speech or song.
writing now nine or ten years and have I And at each recurrence o f this won
worked on a number o f newspapers as derful holiday time every night wn
good as T h e Herald.
I Matter m yself ! spent in feasting, gorging and gam
bling. In short, it was tho groat event
that I know something about the Eng
o f the Indian year, and so it remains.
lisli language, and I ’ -----
Fven now you may see the young
“ ‘Young m an,’ interrupted Mr. Ben
net, ‘did you ever read o f how a man I braves undergo the torture, and if you
once boasted to Sidney Smith that the , may not see the faithless wives disci
stick lie carried had been twice around j plined you may at least perceive a
the world, and how Smith took the [ score who have been, as well as hear
stick and, after carefully examining it, i the mighty boasting and witness the
said, “ A n d yet— and yet, it is only a | dancing, gaining and carousing.— Ju
lian Ralph in Harper's.
stick after all." ’ "
llow C’lilll llcgard* l i t « E n g lish .
There is u popular delusion to the e f
fashioned honest way o f making a pure Cream Tartar fect that the (Chilians call tlionisolvoH
"th o Filial is 1 1 o f South .America.” No
Baking Powder is much to be preferred. N o ammonia to one within the memory of ninn ever hut!
heard them do so, and the statement
“ W hat did you say to that?" I asked
seems to have had its birth in the self-
conceal, nothing to bolster up.
my friend, the war correspondent.
llutterintf imagination of some Anglo-
“ I maintained a tumultuous silence,
T he success of Dr. Price proves honesty is the best Saxon writer. T h e fact is that, taking
and— no, I did not d rift out— I went
them " b y and large,” they do not like
out o f the room.” —J. Ariuoy Knox.
business policy in food products, as in everything else.
us. T h e etTeet o f centuries o f the bit
terest raeial and religious animosity is
T h e C liilt e r n I I 11 m l reds.
1
not easily effaced. T h e deeds o f Can
T im Ito n im t W mt n II«*.i|» o f A ftliea.
T h e necessity for the appointment of
With K ly’s ( ’ream Halm ti child can he
treated without pain and with perfect safe
A woman tells o f a curious case n i n g n n d Cochrane have* failed to blot « steward o f the Cliiltern hundreds dis
ty. 'fry the remedy; it cures catarrh.
My son lias been alllicted with nasal ca of apparent spontaneous combustion out all recollection o f those o f Drake appeared long ago, but the three hun
tarrh since quite young. I wan induced to which may perhaps explain some al and Hawkins. And if we no longer dreds o f Stoke. Buckliam and Des
try Kly’s ( ’ream Halm, ami before he had leged incendiarisms or inexplicably carry off bars o f silver in our warships borough, Buckinghamshire, are still
used one bottle that disagreeable catarrhal
smell had all left him. lie appears as well started tires. Com ing home late from save at the request o f more or less con distinguished by the old name, and a
as any one. It is the best catarrh remedy the theater one evening she left her stituted authorities, we do manage to steward is still nominated by the chan
in the market. J.
Olmstead, Areola, 111.
make and take a great deal of money cellor o f the exchequer, with a salary
One of my children had a very had dis bonnet, which was dam p from a slight
charge from her nose. Two physicians rain, on the parlor table, and forgot to out o f the country. Hence we are by o f tw enty shillings and the fees o f the
prescribed, but without benelit. NN’e tried remove it the next morning. Toward no means such grateful personages in office. In olden times it was the duty
PI
K ly ’s ( ’ ream Halm, and, much to our sur
Chili as may he fondly imagined.— o f this steward to protect the people of
prise, there was a marked improvement. noon, passing through the hall, her a t
Bucks from the robbers o f the Cliiltern
W e continued using the Halm, and in a tention was attracted by a smell of London Saturday Review.
short time the discharge was cured.—O. A. smoke, very faint, hut still distinct,
hills. T h e sole importance o f the sine
A Ncriniia Can«*.
Cary, Corning, N. Y.
cure at the present day consists in the
Apply Halm into each nostril. It is and in the parlor, after some search,
Customer— My wntcli won’t go.
fact that its ncceptanoe enables a mem
quickly absorbed, (lives relief at once, its origin was found in a tiny curl issii
Jeweler (examining it)— My I m y!
rrioe, ftO cents at druggists’ or by mail.
ber o f the house o f commons to resign
ing from the center o f a feather
101, Y H ho TIIKUS,
Have you boon in a railroad collision?
trimmed bonnet.
his scut on the pica that he holds a
5tl Warren Street, New York.
Customer (surprised)— Why, no.
place o f honor and profit under the
An attempt to snatch the article
Jeweler (solemnly) When you un
T in (J ttimhy Hors*, Cortland, Or., is the
best fl a day hotel on the l’arido Coast. from the table resulted hi a sudden drills you should not throw your vest crown. This appropriation o f the post
only dates from the eighteenth century,
Try it. Quimby A. Kdwards, proprietors. transformation, as it fell to ashes be
on the Moor when your watch is ill the
Then it was dis
and its intrinsic legality has been called
Horns* clcHidiiK I* necessary In spring: so Is neath her lingers.
p
ock
et
O regon Blood P in t tier fo r system (‘ leaning.
in question, but the custom is now
covered that the bonnet had t>een
Customer (thoughtfully)- I never do.
lying on a table upon which was also a
com pletely legitimated by a long line
I have been exceedingly careful with
steriMiseope, and through its lens the
of precedents.— Brooklyn Eagle.
that watch. Don't know how it got
morning sun had shone so ardently as
hurt. How long will it take to lix it?
"Tul* N ight'' Town*.
to develop a burning glass, whieli in
Jeweler (after another examination)
" I n the theatrical profession Savnn
its turn had created a s|mrk that had
—You'd Iwtter leave it here at least a nah is known as a ‘tub night' tow n,”
run hither and thither over tin* bonnet
week, hilt if you eim get along without says Mr. John C. Stewart, Jr. Being
until it was com pletely destroyed.—
it. I would advise tw o weeks.
asked what lie meant by the odd ex
Her Point o f View in New York Times.
Customer Very well
I)o it up pression lie gave
this explan ation:
right. Hood day.
'In antebellum days Saturday night
A D in tln e t lo n O ft e n M a d * .
Jeweler (to assistant) Hans, blow was devoted to taking baths by the
"P e o p le do draw the most ridiculous
that speck o f dust otT this wheel, and citizens o f many places. In such towns
distinctions sometimes," said the man >
charge up flve dollars for repairs.- the theaters wen« slimly attended on
from the suburbs, who always smoked
Hood News.
the hist night o f the week, nmt the
a pipe on the train. " F o r instance, if |
reason was that the people were in their
a friend asks you for a postage stamp
A m ite r .
bath tubs cleaning up for Sunday. The
CURES PERMANENTLY
and you give it to him, lie becomes in- !
Author is a very strange substance.
digimnt when you demur to accepting I f you give it a casual glance it look* term «ticks to many cities. 1 do not
flu* two cents in payment, lie assumes very much like the yellow glass imita mean that the theater goers o f any of
.» highly virtuous air, and insists that lions o f itself, hut when you think of them actually do stay at home on Sat
lie is always very careful in small m at its many wonderful preperti«*» and the unlay night to take a bath, but as they
ters, so you take the two cents. Yet, lx*autiful legends attar lied to it, a my** do not go out to see a performance of
otTer him a cigar or ask h in to take a tenons charm is thrown over flu* tints any kind the effect on the boxoffiee is
the same.” — A tla n ta Constitution.
drink with you. and he exhibits no • o f mellow gold reflected in soft radi
scruples, Imt accept*» ,*.t once.
It is on : anee from its surface
XX lm t l l‘ i “ il N e e d « .
t¡rely possible, too, tin t if he Imrrowed
T h e history o f this gem o f the sea.
What China really needs is a Mr»t
live dollars from you lie would forget "loveliest ain U 'r that ever the sorrow \ class war with the foreign (towers, and
to return it. but when ii is a question ing sea hints have wept,” its formation. :
the whipping which she is sure to get
of tw o cents he is punctilious to a do
its antiquity, its mysterious properties sooner or later. W hen this comes the
¿ivo.” New York Tribune.
and its rich variety ot coloring have great Chinese empire will fall into
!»een subjects o f investigation and dis i pieces, and there w ill be half a dosen
-Mission from a period long In*fore th e' big Celestial countries where there is
H m ilr n r d .
Phila- ; now one
L a w y e r (to stiviti; witness (o r his Ivginning o f the Christian era
Frank tl. Carpenter in Na
siilo)—It ju »t «li.l me good I o seo how dclphia T im e *
tional Tribune
W P rU ^ D E R ’S .
cool yon wore under crons exam ina
C m iiip untl H l r c l .
A IX rirk .
lion.
»Mr. Penny \N iso Hayseed No. I don’t ! W.*; ; -h St it,lout (hamlinq pref.-wior
Strong W itness (m od estly)— I ant
CD
~ > « pieco J brick)—Here i» n cu
the editor o f a |>:qi< r whieh claim s want your paper. I never read the paper*, of
^ D N fY * i A I -
»
.
and, hesid«*, I can't afford it as I've just plou» »pe, mien, professor.
300,000 circulation. New Y ork tSlar
lost |H0 on a bunco man. Boston Times. ! l*rof. -«or— I don’t Devil it. Put it hack
lAOACHt'v C0~TIVTNf
in your hat.—Street \ Smith’» Good New».
S p u n O u t.
Any «ingle man or ivotirili, also any
" A dispatch say* that the striker* are
A S a t u r n i In fe r e n c e .
man or woman who is the head o f a
worsted.*’
"She K i» a very Ion« waist.”
family, when twenty one years o f age
"Worsted? That’s a yarn.’’ —I «aw reties
if oiijthi to wear one of thoa* pn>
1 lu re a pimtiv«* fiAM i f fair tha «tv»** ihwea— ; h j Its • >r over, can take up a homestead of American
tract I »t its we read »K n it!"—New York
aas thousand* of ca*.* of th* * nil k t and of long
I'nited States land
These lands are
Sun.
A S H fn llH i* An sw er*
•UiHiinf h »w ba*Rfl mwat, Ind««s«a4 *n »tr ng in my faith
livide.) Into tw o classes
Kit her 80
In
r. that I «11 amid t w o h o t r u t * ► nr*, with
"Jimmie, do you know why the cows al '
Not M a d e f o r T h a t P n r p o «* .
% V Al.tTAHI.K T R K k T lS K n o t h « . 1
to my ruf-
lere. o f one olona or lltO «eres o f the May* eat thistles when they can rind them?’* i
|»r«r « b o « . II »end ma* t batr Ks
and 1*. O. ad trmw.
’That's my motto, sink or »«vira."
"Yew So’* to pick their teeth.” — Nrw
T . A . N b c x M i M . r . s 1 * 3 P e a r l H i.. N . Y . >therean Is' homesteaded at one's op
"IV »ti! Who ever m w a tinker swim f"
Io«,
York Sun
-New York Herald.
____ ___
been resorted to by the Price Baking Powder Go.
AMONG
W h en a coat needs a thorough
cleaning, apply with a sponge strong
coffee, to wh en has beer, added a few
drops o f ammonia, and rub well with
a colored woolen cloth.
“A u g u s t
F lo w e r ”
TAKEN *
i
FOR
A
CRANK.
delight often seems to possess
people of HTTon? nerves in »neering at tho«-e\vltk
weak ones. The Irritability of the ne* you » hyp
ochondriac is ridiculed as natural ill temper.
The very genuine and dlitreisl g symptoms
from which he »uiter» are made llgnt of. “ He"
«h e is a crank " ‘ is the ch eerfu
ul l i sort o f *-ym
Mthy with whieh the nervous Invalid meets
a
from the u n feelin g and the thoughtless. A t the
same tim e no co m p la in t I n m ore define «1 and real,
none ha« h m ore ea sily ex p la in a b le o rig in when
it 1» chr nic. Im p erfect digestion and absim ila
tlou are a lw ays ac< om pan led by nervous d eb ility
and anxiety, b u ild up the powers o f assim ila
tion and digestion w ith H ostetter’s Stomach Bit-
t e n , and n ervou s sym p to m », sick heedec hr* and
a g e n era lly fee b le con d ition o f the system are
rem edied. R em em b er that fearfu l ravages are
produced by la grippe am ong w eakly, nervous
people. H o »tetter’ s Btomac h B it'ers cures it,a n d
preveut6 m alaiiu , rheum atism and kidn ey «om -
plain t.
____________ _____________
Man born o f w om an is o f few days and fu ll e f
schem es to g e t his nam e in print.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
S A N fR A N C IS C O . C A L .
LOUISVILLE, nr.
NEW YORK, N. V.
WALL PAPER,
10 cents per d ou ble roll. Send 2-cent stam p ioi
samples.
SCH O FIELD A M ORGAN ,
192 T h ird street, Portland, Or.
tftfottant Name ar.fi
Address of Evert
A S T H M A T IC
P. Harold Hayot.KI.O.
B U F F A L O . N. Y.
My w ife suffered with indigestion
|| n o V A ssayer and A r a ly t ic a l Chemist,
■ II. lIu B y
Vt'ashington St., Portland, Or
and dyspepsia for years. L ife be
came a burden to her. Physicians D A T U U / lC V C Th e Credit plan means, as a
failed to give relief. A fter reading DU 111 n A 10 . rul<N high, pri«5- poor
goods, indifferent service,
one o f your books, I purchased a hard times, debts, m ortgage op the home, the
sheriff,
and
sometimes
poverty
and want.
bottle o f August Flower. It worked
Th e Cash plan means low prices, best o f goods,
like a charm. M y wife received im prompt and genial service, good times, money in
hand and in bank, children w ell educated, money
mediate relief after taking the first j ! to
spare to help others o ver rough places, and
a
unthought o f comforts and pleasures.
dose. She was completely cured— 1 thousand
tried one: now try the other. Send
You -----
may have
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now weighs 165 pounds, and can eat to Smiths'
Store, 416 41S Front St., S. F,, Cal.
anything she desires without any
deleterious results as was formerly
the case. C. H. Dear, Prop’ r W ash
ington House, Washington, Va. ®
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next “to love itself,
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Park ed in Paten t Cloth Pouches and In Foil.
OUR NEIU CBTBliOCUE
Is ready for m s IIin g. Send in yo u r nam e and
have h copy sent free o f charge to jo u r address.
Of all kinds and in anv q u a n tity —w h o le
sale and re ta il—at bed-rock price*.
OLDS &
E. J. BOWEN,
I f Y o u A r e in N e e d o f T r o u t F il e s , G e t
t h e R e ft .
K IN C ,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Svoes, Etc,
0 5 Fro n t Street, P o rtla nd, Or.
Send for catalogue.
Fifth a n d W a s h i n g t o n Streets,
P O R T L A N D , OR.
CHEAPER THAN BARB WIRE
standard quality,
4 to --------
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Oregon Trout Flies. 4 to s hook«, per doz
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Fine Reversed W in g F ile «, 4 to « hooks, per dot. 1 00
A n y o f above qualities sent by mail on receipt o f
price. A lso a full line o f RODS, R E E L S , L IN K S ,
etc., at
Humane, Strong, Visible, Ornamental.
H u d so n ’s G u n Store,
93 FIRST ST.. PORTLAND. OR.
Send for illustrated catalogue.
HARTMAN”
WIRE
PANEL
WILL PAPER “XL
FENCE.
IV u b le the »tr e u e th o f any oth er fen ce; w ill n ot ■treten, sag o r get ou t o f »hape.
to Stock : a lVrtV* t t i*rtn F.’t.i **. yet Handsom e enou gh to Ornam ent a l.a\vu
W rite fo
Descriptive C ircu la r and T estim on ia ’ » ; f*’.so Cat i ’ .-v:
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FiexC e \N ire Mats, et»
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Harfata* ¥ tg. Ce.. Biaver Fall«, P.i
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roll (s r a r i . ) u pw ard., state for w hat ro o m .,
co lor«, lig h t or dark.
C O O K S B R O S ..
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T EST ED
trial ground«.
A gen t» for
IT IS THF. fiFST.
r0RcqaN IlLMoPuniriEif
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loth the method and results xvhet
iyrup of .Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ad refreshing to the taste, and rcti
ently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
fiver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
■m effectually, dispels colds, head
dies and levers and cures habitue
onstipation permanently. For sale
n 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists
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Rheumatism
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A l l over
— your sufferings from Catarrh.
That is, if you go about it in tha
right way.
There are plenty of wrong ways,
that perhaps you’ve found out.
They may relieve for a time, but
they don’t cure.
Worse yet, they may drive the
disease to the lungs.
You can’t
afford to experiment.
But there is a right way, and a
sure way, that does cure.
Thou
sands o f otherwise hopeless cases
have proved it. I t ’s with Dr. Sage’s
Catarrh Remedy.
By its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties, it permanently cures tho
worst chronic cases.
Catarrhal
Headache, “ Cold in the Head ” —
everything catarrhal in its nature,
is cured as if by magic.
It ’s a way so sure that the pro
prietors of Dr. Sage’s Remedy
offer, in good faith, 8500 for a
ease of Catarrh which they can
not cure.
I f it’s sure enough for them to
make the offer, it’s sure enough
for you to make the trial.
They risk 8500.
.Vhat do you
risk ?
s Seeds,
SUPPLIES.
TrM * F r « Frow P i t ! » art. M ailt«,.
F. L. POSSON I S 0 N ,,/ wo
MT,um,o'
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sell these gt>«»<î»
at Eastern
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San Kranci**>. 1 will a a d b*
ettim mail tha c**A. according to aaaay; tf * K* am*>uDt
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leading remedy for
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Do you feel badf Do you have a headache?
ache? You can't eat and
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Ion’) feel lik- work
Th- t / ^ | I F . trouble is your liver is tor- j
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You are full of bile
» V r W l l (let rid of it without delay.
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you feel like a nexy person. For «ale by all druggists.
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