SEPARATED
“E ach S p o o n fu l h a s
d o n e it s P e rfec t W o r k ”
Is the verdict of every woman who has used Royal
Bakins Powder. Other baking powders soon
deteriorate and lose their strength, owing to the
use of inferior ingredients, but Royal B a k ing
Powder is so carefully and accurately com
pounded from the purest materials that it retains
its strength for any length of time, and the last
spoonful in the can is as good as the first, which
is not true of any other baking powder.
H o w N cgrot-N C a t c h a S c o r p io n .
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In Ja m a ic a th e negroes believe th a t
•corplons know th e ir nam e; bo th ey
never call out, "See, a scorpion,’' when
they meet w ith one on the gro u n d or
w all, for fear of hi» escaping T hey
th u s ind irectly recognize the scorpion’s
delicate a ppreciation of sound; b u t if
you wish to stop a scorpion in his
Might, blow a n on Inin from th e m outh,
tn d he a t once coils him self up
I have
repeatedly done th is, but w ith a spider
it has a c o n tra ry effect. — London S pec-
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priced, b cause of high tariff laws.
M A S T IF F PLUG C U T is mak ng
pipe-smoking jHipular, because it
gives more for the money.
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CONSUMPTION.
IhaT eap tw itiv aiv tu ed /fo r th e atx.T** diaeaae; by Ita
■as thousands of caa*a of th e worst kind and of long
■t*®dmg h are b**»>n cum d. Indeed eo strong la my faith
In itaeA oacj, th a t I « .1 send Two hot rca* r nag, with
• V AI,(Y A IlI.K TUKATIMK on this dive««* to any suf
lerer who will send me their Kipw*ee and P. O. addraes
T e A« S lo c u m , M .
IH 3 P e a r l S t.« N . T
“A u g u s t
F lo w e r ”
" For two years I suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
worn out. and that I would have to
cease eating solid food. On the rec
ommendation of a friend I procured
a bottle of August Flower. It seem
ed to do me good at once. I gained
strength and flesh rapidly. I feci
now like a new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured tnc.”
J “ E. Dederick, Saugerties, N Y .«
TRUE.
A h , th e y say th a t a n g u is h fo u n d th e m .
M en c u t d o w n w ith b a t tle r o u n d t h e r a -
( ll c a r th e bovs th e r e g a y ly b in g in g !)
In so m e re g io n f a r a w a y !
W h a t c a r e w e w h o la u g h to d a y ?
B rin g n o te a r s , w h a te ’e r y o u ’re b rin g in g .
H o n o r to th e jo c u n d d a y !
Th<* vernier» of th i s p a p e r w ill be pleaded to
J c a rn t h a t th e re in a t le a s t o n e d re a d e d d is e a s e
t h a t s c ie n c e h as b ee n a b le t o c u r e i n a i l H aulages,
a n d th a t la c a ta rrh . H a ll's C a ta rrh (h ire ia th e
o n ly p o s itiv e c u re now k n o w n to th e m e d ic a l
f r a t e r n ity
C a ta rrh , b e in g a c o n s titu tio n a l dla
e a se , re q u irc a a c o n s titu tio n a l U e a tm e n t. H a ll's
C a ta rrh C u re ia ta k e n I n te rn a lly , a c tin g d ire c tly
u p o n th e blood a n d m u c o u a s u rfa c e s of t e aya
te rn , th e re b y d e s tro y in g th e fo u n d a tio n o f th e
dia eaae a n d g iv in g the* p a t ie n t s tre n g th by b u ild
in g u p th e c o n a tit'itio n a n d a s s is tin g n a tu r e in
d o in g ita w o rk. T h e p ro p rie to rs h a v e so m u c h
fa ith in ita c u r a tiv e p o w e rs t h a t th e y offer $100
for a n y c a se th a t it fa ils to c u re , s e n d for te s
tim o n ia ls A ddress
K J. CH KNKY A CO., T o le d o , O.
1 9 ^ Hold by d ru g g is ts ; 75 c e n ts
T i t G krmba for b reakfast.
IS
H e r e ’s a f r ie n d w h o s a y s t h a t s o rro w
C om e« to d a y o r c o m es to m o r r o w ;
H e r e ’s a lo n g f a r e w h o is m o a n in g !
T e ll h im d e a th is f a r a w a y !
Ii«*t d u ll a g e go w eep a n d p r a y ;
H eed n ot g rie f, th e g h o s t th e r e , g r o a n in g .
W h o w o u ld c lo u d th e jo c u n d d a y !
.
A n ew b ra n d of o d o rle ss w h is k y lias b ee n ¡in
v e n te d . It is c a lle d “ B etw e en th e A cts .”
IT
W h a t ’s t h a t s o u n d t h a t co o ls o u r la u g h te r ?
W h a t ’s t h a t fo rm t h a t fo llo w s a f t e r "
F u n e r a l m u s ic s a d ly s o u n d e d -
O n e m o re m a n is tu r n e d t o d a y
b e t d u ll a g e go w eep a n d p ra y !
Y o u th by d e a th w as n e ’e r c o n f o u n d e d -
L i n g s h a ll s h in e o u r jo c u n d d a y !
O h , rny d e a r o n e , to m y w e e p in g
M a r b le s ile n c e s te r n l y k e e p in g ,
L y in g th e r e in b r e a th le s s b lin d n e s s.
D e a th is n e v e r f a r a w a y .
E v e n y o u th c a n w eep a n d p ra y !
L ips th a t lo v ed h a v e lo st t h e ir k in d n e ss .
D ead a r e th e y th i s b i t t e r d a y !
- H o s e H a w th o r n e L a th r o p in S c r ib n e r ’s.
R e tu rn e d th e Papers.
A well know n g e n tle m a n in this city
moved in to a I io u h o th a t had been pre
viously occupied by a n o th e r g entlem an
who w as a su b scrib er to one of the even
ing papers. T he c a rrie r of course con
tinued leaving the pap er for a space of
a y ear, never h aving been notified of the
change.
T he collecto r recently went
around to collect for th e paj>er, the bill
being m ade o u t in th e nam e of the g e n
tlem an who had subscribed. W hen the
collector presented th e bill the g e n tle
m an of th e house said:
“ W hy, m y d e ar sir, th a t m an has not
lived here for over a y ear
You a re at
the w rong house.”
“ W ell, has not the c a rrie r been leav
ing you a copy of th e paper all the
time?”
“ Yes, sir. Hut 1 did not subscribe,
and 1 told the boy to q u it leaving i t
Hut he never did so.”
“ You h ave received th e paper every
day, h av en ’t you?”
“ Yes, sir.”
“ T hen you o u g h t to pay for i t.”
“ W ell, excuse me a m o m en t,” and the
g en tlem an w ent in to th e house.
Re
tu rn in g in a m om ent he lugged out a
stack of nowspai>ers h a lf as tall as him-
■elf " H e re a re y o u r papers, sir; I have
no use for them .
Ho had read them a n d c are fu lly tiled
them a w ay until th e bill should l>e pre
sented.
T h e collector sent a tra n s fe r wagon to
haul aw ay a y ear's a cc u m u la tio n of
pai>er8, th e pay for w hich ho failed to
g et, because one m an re tu rn e d them and
th e m an n ev er received th e m .—C h a tta
nooga Tim es.
N o t i l l . IV n r.1 t i l r l In I I I . W o r l d .
Professor C hapm an, of tiow doin col
lege, told th e follow ing story ut an
ulum iii d in n er: " I feel like th e little
dniiK hter of it friend of m ine in P o rt
land. She had ju st m astered tho a rt of
expressing h erself in in tellig en t sen
tences. One day she had done som e
th in g for w hich her m am m a had to re
prove her. T he lady g ave her d a u g h te r
a sound locturo ami th en told her to go
up sta irs, alone, in her room , and ask
O od to forgive her for her error.
“ In a few m in u te s she w as surprised
to soo th e baby como dow n sta irs again
ap|M>ar in tho sittin g room and stand
back w ith a g re a t deal of seriousness.
“ ‘W ell, did you go up and do w h a t I
told you?' askisl th e fond m other.
“ ‘Yes,’ replied th e g u ilty one, 'anil
(to d said, " ( tr e a t Scott! Klsio M urray
I’vo know n a g re at m any w orser girls
th a n y o u .” ’ " —Hoston H erald
BY
A C C ID E N T
“ Did yon ev er g et sep arated from your
wife a t an 'L ' sta tio n , you on th e d e p art
ing tra in and she left on th e platform ,
and then try to tind her again? No?
W ell, never try it a , a fu nny experim ent
ju s t to see how it w orks.” So spoke a
c o untry u ieriiia n t
My wife and I
cam e from T a rry to w i. W e a rriv e d all
fig h t a t th e Foriy-»ei ond street station.
1 got on th e dow n tra in in som ething of
a pushing crow d, only to look around
a n d see M iranda, my wife, on the p la t
form looking around for me in a sta rtle d
way She tried to get on the tra in , but
the g ates w ere closed. 1 tried to g e t off,
but the g u a rd s shook th e ir heads. So
m y wife and 1 w ere separated
W hat
w as 1 to do ab o u t it?
“ T here a re several things th a t look
feasible enough w hich w ould suggest
them selves to you a t once, but, sir, none
of them is feasible a t all except on one
co ndition—th a t both you and y our wife
have a lre ad y agreed on it. T hen th a t
plan is feasible enough. Any plan is
feasible then
But how m any out of the
g re a t hosts of people who ride on the
1, ag ree on such a plan? C e rta in ly not
m any of them . My w ife and I do now
but we h a d n 't then.
“ T he first th in g th a t occurred to me
a t the m om ent was to g e t off a t th e next
stution and go back. My w ife w ould
w ait for me. 1 had to cross over in a
h u rry a t T h irty -fo u rth stre e t, rid e up
and cross over back again. T h is cost
me tw o e x tra L tickets, a n d as 1 got
them I rem em bered w ith h o rro r th a t
m y wife did not have e ith e r m oney or
tic k e ts w ith her.
" I f she w ere lost, how could she get
about tow n, how even g e t her fa re again
hom e to T arry to w n ? W e w ere com
m uters, and of course 1, as th e m an of
th e fam ily, carried th e co m m u tatio n
book. As these th in g s re c u rre d to m e
it was w ith a sense of te rro r th a t I
looked aro u n d the Forty-second stre et
platform . Hhe was not thore
I looked
inside, in th e tic k e t office, in the sittin g
room. N ow here w as she to be seen.
How beautiful w ould her old face have
appeared to mo a t th a t m om ent! I asked
the tic k e t c ru n c h e r if he had seen such
and such a lady, and if she had asked
him an y th in g .
“ T ickets!" he rem arked in reply.
"T hen 1 rem em bered th a t a s I had
w alked in to th e sittin g room I would
have to pay to com e out a g ain
I went
back und got a ticket. T hen I asked him
again. T hore w as som e cue who hail
tried to tel! him som ething ab o u t h aving
g o t separated from her husband and not
know ing w h at to do, hut th e re had com e
a rush, and he told her th a t she had b et
te r ask som e one else, as he c o u ld n 't be
in te rru p ted . So she disappeared, und he
knew n o th in g m ore
“ T hen th e re cam e to me a th o u g h t
w hich to th is day I th an k heaven for
and th an k heaven also th a t tho idea
cam e to her. She m ust have gone back
to th e (¿ ra n d C entral statio n to w ait for
me. W ith no money or tic k e ts she
could go now here else except dow n, and
then sho could not g et hack She would
not w ant to veer very fa r a w ay from
th e G ran d C en tral. Iiecauso sho would
u n d e rstan d th a t how ever m uch I m ight
ru n aro u n d tow n a fte r her, I m u st com e
th ere a t last T hore I found her, very
com fo rtab ly looking over th e list of
th in g s wo w ere to buy. and not a t all
d io o o n d o rto J u t th o
r*f o u r e o p a -
ration. She even laughed a t m y dis
tu rb an ce. T hen and th ere I tucked a
d o lla r hill inside her glove, and told her
th a t if wo got separated ag ain to rem em
ber th a t wo w ould m eet a t th e C e n tra l
in tim e for th e 5 p. m. tra in
T hen we
w ent oil o u r shopping tour.
“ Sonio o f th e officers of tho road say
th a t th e th in g to do is to w ait for the
one th a t's left a t tho C ity H all sta tio n
and for her to ta k e the very next tra in
B ut suppose she had taken a S o uth ferry
tra in and landed ut tho B attery? W ith
no money, how w ould sho over have got
to th e G ran d C entra! again? If tw o sep
a rated people th in k ju s t a lik e in such an
em ergency, all well and good; b u t how
often will they do so? If ono has all his
w its about him and th in k s out exactly
tho correct th in g to do, is it su re th a t
th e o th er ono will? T h ere are possibili
ties for h e artren d in g d istu rb a n c e s in a
caso like th is T he only w ay to do is to
tix on a place and h our to m eet again
and then see th a t your w ife c a rrie s some
m oney w ith h e r."—New York T rib u n e
B r a s s In H o u s e h o l d
U u rn lN h ln g * .
W e a re rem inded th a t am ong the
m any reform s in troduced by A. W elbv
P ugin, one of th e a b le st m odern G othic
designers, it w as m ade especially a p
parent th a t brass w as a m etal h a v in g n
bounty of its ow n, and th a t it could ho
A I ’o u r - Y e a r - O l d P l i l l o n o p l i e r .
used to a d v a n ta g e in m any w ays, both
A m ong tho m any an ecdotes relatin g in ecclesiastical and dom estic purposes
to tho late Rev. T hom as H ill, I). D .t is Brass will tak e a b rillia n t polish, and
one told by him self
Dr. Hill and his tho m etal s a d ap tab ility for design has
w ife aw oke q u ite e arly one m orning and lieen th oroughly appreciated by m odern
regarded w ith in te rest a c rib w hich con designers
tained a precocious child of less th an
In all work connected w ith th e house
four years. P resently th e child tu rn ed hold th ere is now no neiil to say a word
her face up to th e ceiling and solilo for brass in a rra n g e m e n ts for lig h tin g
qiiizcd: "O h, how m uch easier it is for in g rilles, dishes, o rn a m e n ts and so on,
a |M*rson to think th an to act. Now
for it is used w ith overw h elm in g suc
w ith a flog it is rig h t the o th er way
cess, and is even m ade in to such things
Boston T rav e lle r
ns ja rd in ie re s and tables. — D ecorator
and F u rn ish e r
N o t » F i v e C e n t L o a f.
W hile tre a su re r of th e M aine C entral
Mr. L insoott alw ay s m ade Ins own bank
deposits, ta k in g tho im m ense am o u n ts
in bills w rapped in a new spaper un d er
his arm as he rode u p tow n on a street
car.
" W h y di*ea th a t old g en tle m a n e a r n
up th a t loaf of bread every day?" on on«'
occasion inquired th e conriiu to r
T he value of the loaf of bread was
probably not far from {ftO.OOO.— L ew is
ton Jo u rn a l
Mr. R ichard R edgrave, the a rtis t, re
cords in his d iary th is a m u sin g recom
m en d atio n from an Irishm an appointed
to exam ine stu d e n ts com peting for
m edals “ I should also recom m end Mar
garot ----- fo r a re w a rd
Being very
youug she n a tu ra lly nu»sed the |H>int ot
all the q uestions in th e papers, but her
answ ers w ere so lad y lik e th a t I think
the m edal should lie given to her " Sau
F rancisco A rg o n a u t
M e a n i r r » t h e Profile* o f a R i v e r li e d .
T h « M o t io n o f ( il a r ir n t .
R e p o r t e d I n v o m t il« .
An in stru m e n t has L*en invented in
T he m otion of glaciers is yet a hone of
G erm any by w hich the profile of s rivet contention, h u t it is g enerally a d m itte d
bed m ay I n » tak en a u to m a tica lly w ith th a t the cause of it is to I»' found m ainly
sufficient accuracy. A curved arm rest* j n g ra v ita tio n , a n d is also |>arttully ac-
on th e bo tto m of the river, and by m eans counted for by the stra n g e p ro p e rty of
of a re co rd in g m echanism the depth is ••viscosity" in w hat appears to th e casual
a u to m a tica lly and precisely registered observer to he n o thing m ore or le»s th an
on a rev o lv in g d ru m - New York Sun
a rigid solid
G o ld th w a ite s G eograpb.
leal M agazine.
A O n e e r O d o r.
Mr U nim p|M
W hat'., th a t qu eer
odor? Smell., like b u rn in g Iva.
Mr*. U rn m p i» Don’t know I h a v e n t
l>ut a n y th in g in th e tiro except a few
of yo u r old love letter». New York
\V eekly
Mail m a tte r is w hirled bet ween P a n
and B erlin, *00 mile», in th irty live tnin
n tes a t the ra te of tw e n ty m ile , a inin
n te
It goea th ro u g h pneum atic tube»
A F ren ch m an nauieil Moiswtu ha» »n.
o v d e l in isolating tln o n n e gas. It« at
Unity for o th er •ubetaiices ha» hereto
fore rendered th i, ex trem ely diflicnlt
TR U S TW O R TH Y TE S TIM O N Y .
h d r r i d b k d f e l l o w s
O n « o f tl>« t o o b : t r r a , » l n g T h i n g , A b o u t
T r a v e l i n g In a H tg C ity .
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S O M E V IT A L F A C T S
C O N C IR X IV O
TH E W ELFA R E OP TH E STA TE
M A U L F I Lit. 1 0 .
W h a t C a lif o r n ia C ltls e n « S a y , » u d H o w
T l i e i i S t a t e i o e i i t s 'a r c . C o n f i r m e d .
E l-
A n o th e r
l i e d o f th e M m ii ’ m U p r i g h t H a i r
No fact bus lieen m ore plainly m an i
fest during the past few v e ais, th a n the
im portant e fie. ■ t w hich c lim atic changes
have m ade upon th e c o n stitu tio n s of
A m eriean people.
T he steady-going
It am ounted to th a t
W hile I was
proposing th e gently s lip p 'd out of the
room and sent her m o th e r in to talk to
m e a bont th e w e a th e r." — G ood News
It is e n rio u s th a t Devonshire, Eng
land, i» ono of the few couutios w here
tlw Duke of D evonshire own» no land
Ills rotate», covering m ore th an 198.000
acre», are scattered over fo u rtee n conn
ties, bat D evonshire it not among them
F R U IT S .
m u ltitu d e » w h e n th e y are th e pr.sl
u c t of n e g le c te d In c ip ie n t d is e a se . A " » lig h t
c o ld , a tit o f I n d ig e s tio n , h lllo u » n e« a n r c o u rt!
p a tlo n , e a c h o r a n y of th e e " m i n o r s i m e u ts "
a d v a n c e In m a n y case» w ith " le a g u e d e stro y in g
s tr id e s ." G iv e th e m a s w lit, e a rly d e f e a t w ith
H o ste tle r'» H to m sch Bi t e r s a u d a v e rt th e d a n g e r .
A b c ru e th y a d m in is te r e d s u a la r m in g re b u k e to
th,- m a n w h o lu lo rm e d h im t h a t h e h a d " o n ly a
c o l d ......... o n ly a c o ld ," re p e a te d th e dor-tor.
'• W h a t w o u ld ve h a v e —th e p la g u e " K h eiim a
tis m a n d la g rip p e a r e e a sily e x tin g u ls h a b le a t
th e s ts r t. W hy th e n a llo w th e m to g e t u p a fu ll
n ea d o f s te a m ' P u t o n tb e b ra k e s w ith th e HU-
ters. T h e g e u ia l w a rm th w b lc b thl> » u p erb tu o i
It in e d lrtu -e » th r o u g h m e s . s t e m . t h e lm p e tu -
it tl v e s tn th è * irc u lu tlo n o f th è bl o d . Ita sonth-
lo g a n d s tr e n g th e n ln g et!'.- t ili o n th è u e rv o u s ,
s p e d a 1 ,y r e c o m m e n d i t l o t h e e n f e e b l e d a u d a i c k . *
T is th è g r e a t sp ecillo fo r m a la ria .
Joseph G rundeluiyer, a w ell known
m in in g m an of N evada, has (lassed
h a b its of E urope ten d to longer lives,
th ro u g h m any sta rtlin g experiences d u r but th e influence of E u ro p ean c lim ate il
ing a residence of tw en ty -eig h t y ears in tow ard a|u>plectic and o th e r sim ila r dis
the far west, but is perhaps th e only eases. tin th e o th e r h an d th e hustling
m an who can boast of h av in g hud a h a b its of th e A m erican people necessa
P e s s im is t—“ T h e K o -a n fo rb id s w in e , b u t p r
round baker's dozen of d eadly ta ra n tu la s rily tax th e nerve c en ters a n d o th e r im m ils se v e ra l w iv e s, k n o w in g w e ll th a t n o so b e r
m
a
n w o u ld m a r r y m o re th a n o n e ."
p
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p
a
rts
of
th
e
Isslv
,
w
hile
severe
for bedfellow s and su rv iv in g tb e te r r i
o x b
e x j o y s
ble experience w ithout m ate ria l in ju ry and sudden changes of a tm o sp h e re, add
Both
the
method
and results when
still
m
ore
to
th
e
difficulties
to
be
over
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It happened a num ber of years ago, but
Syrup of .Figs ia taken; it is pleasant
even now it causes cold shivers to chase com e.
Thousands of men die every day who and refreshing to the taste, aud ret*
T he p re se n t sp rin g has been a very
up Mr. G ra n d elin y er's spinal colum n
w hen his m ind reverts to th a t p a rtic u la r I u n fo rtu n ate one in C alifornia. T he e x might be saved. Prejudice has murdered j geDtly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
trem ely variable w e ath e r has had a very m any a man and woman. I f it were be
event. H ow ever, surrounded by a c ir
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
lis'.rensing effect upon th e h e a lth of th e
cle of frien d s at the P alace hotel a few people, w hich in m any eases has resu lted lieved that the sum o f disease could be re -' •em effectually, dispels colds, head-
evenings since, he was induced to re la te seriously. K now ing these facts, a n d in duced by physic, much would he gained. iches aud fevers and cures habitiud
nightm are o f death would not frighten
the incident.
o rd e r th a t our readers m ig h t be m ore The
F or sale
us as it does. In our modern civilization consti-pation permanently.
•In I8B4 1 cam e to Sau F rancisco," tho ro u g h ly inform ed upon th e su b ject, we ought reasonably to expect disease to in 50c and f-1 bottles by all druggists.
said the gentlem an, anil w ith th e hope- a re p re se n ta tiv e of th is p a p er h a s col settle upon us because we do so much to
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
fuluess of you th determ ined to m ake my lected som e im p o rta n t d a ta , w hich is attract i t ; because we so often and so stead
ily expose ourselves to it. A t the same
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
fortune. I had a little m oney saved up h erew ith p re s e n te d ;
time
we
alj
ought
to
understand
as
a
part
\
LOUISVILLC, N't.
NZV! YORK. N Y.
■ —i v tenderfoot, and w h atev er | M r. J . G . D usen b u ry , real e sta te of oor rudim entary education that to save
i out broker a n d land d e aler of F resno, su id : ourselves from tlie effects of such exposure
j r N e “ The beneficial effects of W a rn e r’s Safe some kind of fortification should be built
C ure in a case of aggravated k idney d is
ve ,i i
'
'iin try ease, w ith w hich I have lieen tro u b le d around our vital forces lest the enemy carry L 3 GREiT', j
us, as it were, by a sudden onslaught. For
i very l for seven years p a st, h ave been re- many years the unprejudiced have u»ed i
m own | m ark ab le. T hree weeks ago, m y k id B banoreth ’ s P il i - s in this way, and th ey j
,a
re tbe neys were in such a bad sta te th a t I have proved a most effective wall against j
ing so could n o t rise from m y bed. I th e n be the approach o f disease.
Sold in every drug and medicine store. \
l such gan th e use of th e Safe C ure for th e first either plain or sugar coated.
CURE.
tim e. Tlie good effect of th e m edicine
or
T h e lu u e b u g m a k e s m o re m d s e th a n a w asp ,
id not Was a t once a p p a re n t. In five days I
This G R E A T COU GH CU RE, this success-
allow ing m yseii to oe uissuanen from was up and a ro u n d . I have ta k e n sev b u t b e d o e s n o t c o m m a n d b a ll a s m u c h r e s je e t
eral b ottles since, a n d now feel as well
fid CONSUM PTION C U R E is told by d
my purpose, one day in the su m m er of
For coughs, asthm a and throat disorders gists on a positive guarantee, a test that no other
a n d sound as ever in m y life. I only re
18(M, a fte r inducing th re e acq u a in ta n ce s g ret I did pot know th e v irtu e s of tV ar- use “Brown's Bronchial T r o c h e s 25 cents
Cure can stand successfuFy. If you have a
a box.
to join uie, 1 set out for the land of sage n e r’s Safe C ure years a g o .”
COUGH, HOARSENESS or I.A GRIPPE, it
brush My p a rtic u la r object in going
T h e w o rld w ill n e v e r » e c o m e w h o lly o p tim is tic will cure you promptly. -* If your child has the
M r. Ja m es A. J a sp e r, S a n ta M aria,
w
h
ile
th
e
f
a
rm
e
rs
h
a
v
e
c
ro
p
s
to
ta
lk
a
b
o
u
t.
was to better my fo itu n e by a n y m ethod « a y s: “ I was tak e n dow n in 1886 w ith
CROU P or W HOOPING COUGH , use it
quickly and relief is sure. I f you fear CON*
I could. Two of th e p arty w ere pros liver a n d k idney c o m p la in t, a n d all th e
A G O O D P L A C E F O R H O YS.
SUM PTION, don’t wait until your case is home
pectors, and the fo u rth , a Dr H eath doctors pronounced th a t m y spleen was
H o itt’s School, near M illbrae, San Mateo less, but take this Cure at once aud receive im
rged. I suffered from w eakness, m y county, Cal., in charge o f ex-State Super
w ent along to spy o u t a good location
food a id n o t seem to d ig est, a n d did not intendent Ira G. H oitt and wife, is un mediate help. Large bottles, 50c. and $i.co.
for a hog ranch
I trav eled doubtedly one o f the best schools for Hoys Travelers convenient pocket size 25c. Ask
"Well, lifter crossing the S ie rras at seem to do m e a n y good.
your druggist for SH ILO H ’S CU RE. If your
W alker's pass, we found ourselves in from 'p lace to place, to M ineral Springs on the Pacific Coast.
lungs are sore or back lame, use Shiloh’s Por
Owen's valley, w hich is now in Inyo a n d in th e m o u n ta in s, b u t n o th in g U se E n a m e lln e S to v e P o lis h ; n o d u s t, n o sm e ll. ous Plasters. Price, 25c.
seem ed to relieve m e u n til m y uncle,
county Dusk was a p p ro ac h in g and w hile I was sto p p in g a t his place in Los
when, a fte r rid in g a distan ce in the A ngeles, perstiacled m e to tr y W a rn e r’s
1 — E L Y ’ S C R E A M B A L M C’l«*an*«** tin*
teeth of a cold w ind, we found ourselves Safe C ure. I took tw o b o ttle s before I
| I * hhhj 4} í «* h , Allay** l* u in a n d 1 n l l a m n i a t i o n , H o a lh
I t l i e S o r e » , R e s t o r e s T a s t e a n d S m e l l, :*nd C' u re »
it a deserted adobe h u t by the roadside realized a n y change, a n d a fte r ta k in g
we halted, unpacked and unsaddled onr tw en ty -six b ottles was a well m an a fte r
r a maa
urn j g o» j g — ¿ a V fever ^ J
anim als, and prepared to cam p for the five y e a rs’ sickness and given u p by all
m v friends to d ie. I, therefo re, give
night
j
W
arfier’s
Safe
C
ure
cred
it
for
m
y
life,
A TKRKIBI.E AWAKKNINQ.
C liv e s R e l i e f a t o n c e f o r C o l d in H e a d .
•There was feed for the horses in a b u n a n d for fu rth e r info rm atio n in m v case,
' into the Must r i I s . --------I t is (Quickly Absorbed.
w rite to Ja m e s A. Ja sp e r, S a n ta M a ria ,
le g ists or by mail. ELY BU GS., 50 W arren S t., N. Y . |
dance, and while one staked them out a n d 1 will answ er a n d give a n y re fe r
iho oth ers began p re p ara tio n s for supper ences both in Los Angeles anil S a n ta
*nd m ade the tied a ready
My friends M a ria .”
preferred sleeping u n d e r» large oak tree
M r. A. A. Cook, M o u n ta in View w rites:
near, but I chose a spot a d jo in in g the “ A fter suffering for m an y m o n th s from
old adobe house, w here I spread my severe pain in tn e sm all of m y back th a t
For Ladies and Cents» Six styles
blankets close to th e wall w here the e n tire ly disabled m e from w ork, a n d be
On Pneumatic Cushion and Solid Tires.
wind would not reach me A fter a hasty com ing q u ite d e b ilita te d from loos of a p
Diamond Frame, Steel Drop Forgings, Steel
Tubing, Adjustable Ball Bearings to a.I running pa'ts,
ineal we all retired to o u r respective beds p e tite and sleep, a n d a fte r try in g all tne
including
Pedals. Suspension Saddle.
on tho ground and readily dropped off to nest ^physicians to no good effect, I was
S t r i c t l y H IG H G R A D E in E v e r y P a r tic u la r .
induced to i ry W arn e r s Safe C ure, and
fm
deep
• • .
Send (1 cen ts in stam ps f o r o u r lO O -pare i I lust ra te d T ata-1
a fte r ta k in g th re e b o ttle s, I was ab le to
•| presum e it w as w ithin an h our of w ork and e at again as usual, and now I
losrue o f G uns, R ifles, R evolvers, S p o rtin y R oods, e tc .
Diryele Catalogue CKKF.
layhreak when I aw oke w ith a sudden feel like a new m a n .”
J O H N P. L O V E L L A R M S C O ., M f r s . , 147 Washington SI.,BOSTON, MASS-
ita rt A peculiarly d re ad fu l feeling
M r. M ax A n th o n y , O roville, had a
worse than any nig h tm are, took [Kisses- verv p leasing e x p erien c e in his fam ily
lion of me I felt paralyzed and was w ith th e use of th is g reat rem ed y . H e
ifra u l to stir T here was som ething w rites: “ Mv wife suffered f o r a long
A
I)o you feel bad? Do you have a headache?
m oving ■ !*•'• foi e. It was not a large tim e w ith pains in th e sm all of h e r back. I I IV I I
Does your back ache? You c a n ’t eat and
object, I
'
trail She trie d e v ery th in g to cure herself, b u t
ith o u t doing her a n y good. H e arin g don’t feel like work. The
left seer
I £ 3 trouble is your liver is to r
f y o u r Safe C urpj she concluded to try
the thin
i'
pid.
You
are
full
of
bile.
■
Get rid of it w ithout delay.
, a n d a fte r tak in g a few Ixittles was
oye do1 <i • • i
n tire ly relieved of n e r p ain . My little Three doses of Moore’s Revealed Remedy will do it and m ake -
Then it
la u g h te r aged tw elve, would a t n ig h t you feel like a new person. For sale by all druggists. L I V E R
plored
s e t th e lied. We trie d in all w ays we
was go
knew or heard of to stop it, b u t n o th in g
If in a n y b u s in e s s
■I 1
we trie d did any good. It k e p t grow ing
not. p a y in g y o u d ro p
it
a n d b u y a n im -
over i
worse, If a n y th in g . T he ch ild grew so
tro v e d
P e ta lu m a
asham ed and m ortified over it, we could
u n a lle r, tiiuugu u
u c u b a to r.
not get h e r awuv from hom e. She
ly u n a b le to conjecture. I w as ... ;
MORE MONEY
i A s in g le d o s e p r o d u c e s b e n e fic ia l r e - ^
iw a k c, of course, but such an uncom would not go to see e ith e r friends o r re
c a n b e m a d e i n ra ls-
f s u it s , g i v i n g c h e e r f u l n e s s o f m in d a n d
F in ally m y wife suggested
fo rtable h o rro r held m e fast th a t I was lations.
iu g C h ic k e n s th a n in
. b u o y a n c y o f b o d y to w h ic h y o u w e re .
using W a rn e r's Safe C ure. A fter using
a n y o th e r b u s in e s s
| b e fo re a s tr a n g e r . T h e y e n jo y a p o p - f
unable to m ove a m uscle and gazed help-
u l a r i t y u n p a r a l l e l e d . P r i c e , ‘¿.-»cts.
fo r the c a p ita l in v e s t
tw o bottles, she stopped w ettin g th e
lossly up at th e sta rs Once I trie d to bed, a n d Inis not done so since, now over
ed. A b* a n ti fully I l
l u s tr a te d C a ta lo g u e
oall out to m y com panions, but not a nine m o n th s ago. I would n o t be w ith
o f I n c u b a to r s . B ro o d
tound could I m u ster
I lay tliero rigid out it for ten tim es its cost. I th in k it
IN D IA N D E P R E D A T IO N
e rs a n d a l l k in d s of
C
h ic k e n F ix in g s FREE
P
E
N
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I
O
N
P
A
T
E
N
T
S
ts a log. m avbe for one m in u te, m aybe th e best m edicine for fam ily use ever
A c e n ts fo r Mann’s
L
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'o r five, w hen I again knew th a t the placed on th e m a rk e t. I c an n o t say too
Bone Cutter, Neces
sity C lo v e r Cutter,
<ame th in g , or som ething like it, w as on m uch in its p ra is e .”
a n d e v e ry th in g re
M rs. K ate W urd, of W est B utte,
my hand, w hich rested outside th e blan
q u ir e d
b y p o u iiry
ra ise rs .
ket, and a cold chill ran up m y a rm and S u tte r c o u n ty , w rite s: “ My d a u g h te r
hrough m y w hole body S till I was has tak e n W a rn e r’s Safe C u re, a n a re
PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO.. Petaluma, Cal.
ihso ln tely pow erless to m ove a lim b, amt ceived g re at benefit th erefro m . I am
nev er « ith o u t it in m y h o u se .”
h e " K X A M I X K K " B U R E A U of CLAIM«*
n v o lu n ta n ly closed my eyes, alm o st ex
—Ü N D 8B T H * DIHKCTIOST OF—
J . M cCRAKEN «t CO.,
M r. E dw in E. W ebster, of C alpella,
pecting to feel them closed in d e a th , so
-D E A L E R .-! IN —
M endocino c ounty, sa y s: " I am h a p p y
S
a
n
F
r
a
n
c
is
c
o
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x
a
m
in
e
r
.
ire a d fu l and indescribable w as th e sen- to sta te I have used W a rn e r’s Safe C ure
Roch* Harkor Lima. Portland Ce-ruml. Col-
I f y o u h a v e a c la im o f a n y d e s c r ip tio n w h a ts o e v e r
don Gato and Utah Platter. Hair. Fi.-e Brick
w tion
a g a in s t t h e U n ite d S t a te s G o v e r n m e n t a n d
and Safe Pills w ith th e best re su lt pos
■nd Fire Clay. LAND PL A STIR .
w is h It s p e e d ily a d ju d ic a te d , a d d re s s
A HOItmni.K SUSPENSE.
sible, fo rd eia n g ed liver am i k id n e y s.”
6 0 N o rth F r o n t S tr e e t, C o r. D ,
J
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M
a
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a
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r
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"Next I knew ‘it’ w as c lim b in g up
PO R TLA N D , OR.
B u t one conclusion can be draw n from
W a s h i n g t o n . O . C.
iv er m y th ro a t, then to m y ch in and th e aliove facts by a n y fair-m in d ed In sis F street. N. W.
ib o u t m y nose. An irresistib le im pulse d iv id u a l. T h a t conclusion m u st lie,
.•anHed m e to open m y rig h t eye. a n d I t h a t w hile kidney a n d liv e r difficulties
F I T S !
*aw by th e dim light th e tiery eyes of a are so a la rm in g ly increasing, still th ere I C U R E
I wiy cure I do not mean merely to stop them
big ta ra n tu la looking in to m ine, w ith is a safe and c ertain m eans by w hich for When
a time and then have them return again. 1 me. n a
its hairy body on my face, not tw o inches th e y can be avoided, o r h a v in g lieen radical cure. I have made the diHeuae of FITS, E P I
LEPSY or FALLIN G SICK XKSH a life-long study. 1
c o n tra cte d , a wav by w hich th e y can warrant
»way!
my remedy to cure the worst ca.se«. Because
positively
he
cured.
others
have failed is no reason for not now receiving a
"K now ing th a t d eath or at least pain-
cure. Send at once for a treatise and a Free Bottle of
ful in ju ry m ig h t resu lt if I m oved m y
my infallible remedy. Give Express and Post Office.
A ordinary elephant produces 120 H . U . H O O T . M . €’.« 1N 3 P e a r l 8 t . . N . V
J . C. BAYER, Portland, Or.
body, I im m ed iately dropped th e eyelid
pounds
of
ivory,
worth
$300.
England
ind hail th e satisfaction of feeling the
ip ra w lin g spider craw l over th a t eye to consumes 0 0 0 tons, for which i t is
D A I K l Y Ii;* H I V
my forehead and into my hair, w here it necessary to kill 12,000 elephants a
IlRhcULE» G as o b G a s o l in e E n g in e s .
Beat l\ iw c r /o r th e ir Purpose.
prepared a nest and hually settled down, year.
P a lm e r & K ey , 8. F ., C al. & P o r tla n d , Or.
sìlici school for girls .
no doubt as snugly ns a bug in a ru g
You tuny th in k you can im agine m y
N ex t se s sio n w ill b e g in A ttg n tt 1, 1x92; s ix
feelings, hut you cannot. F or a full
te e n th y e a r: e ig h te e n te a c h e rs . F o r illu s tr a t e d
c a ta lo g u e a d d re s s R e v . K. B. C h i p , h , a . M .
h alf hour. I should ju d g e, I en d u red all
M O R P H I N E
P r in c ip a l, 1036 V a le n c ia S t., S an F ra n c is c o , C al.
the snspi-n.se and to rm e n t th at com es to
most m o rta ls in u lifetim e, and allow ed
H A B I T I
^
a nother spider to slow ly c raw l up my
leg, not know ing at w h at tim e I would
feel those black fangs sink in to m y flesh
S U R E
C U R E
'B u t, th an k G od. th a t did not hap
PKdflc
Co.. 6 2 9 r ’. s j St- Son F r a n r lra
pen, or I should probably not uow be
alive Ages a fte r th a t, so it seemed,
Dr H eath arose, and, a fte r dressing
S h ip p e d A n y w h e r e o n T r i a l . C a t a lo g u e F r e e .
GEO. U T I L * Co.. 6 K y Bt. Q U IX CY . IIX ..U .S .A ,
cam e to see if I w as a w ak e
I w his
pered to him tho p a rtic u la rs of my
T R E A T E D FREE.
P ob I I I t ly C u r e d w I th V e g e t a b l e R r m e d i « i
plight, and in my hair, w hich had been
YOU
JU ST
Made well i H av e eui*ed tho u*an ds o f eases. C ure ra.-e* i»ro
»landing on end for I don 't know how —the weak, nervous or ailing woman sounced h o p eless by best ph y sician s fro m first dose •
tyraptom » d is a p p e a r : In ten (lay* a t least tw o-thirda '
long, he discovered a n d at once killed
who takes Dr. I’ierce’s Favorite I HI sym ptom s rem oved. Send f o r fre e book te stim o
one of the ta ra n tu la s , an im m ense fel
nials o f m iracu lo u s cure?» Ten lava tre atm en t
by m all If you o rd e r trim , sen d 10c. In stam ps
low. fully throe inches long C a refu lly Prescription. It’s a medicine that’s free
J r pay p o stag e D h . II II g k k e n a *» on h , A tlanta. Ga.
tu rn in g back th e blan k ets and e x a m in guaranteed to help her. It’s an in U y o u o r d e r t r l a l r e tu rn th is a d v e rtis e m e n t to us.
No one so bad wherv life exists but may !»« he ;,*J by
ing me, he found tw elv e oth ers th a t had vigorating, restorative tonic, sooth
this^rrat cure, 50 cts. by dni**|«tsor i v.
ing
cordial
and
bracing
nervine
—
-
I Rte O Istheacknowieofw« * - r i t : : :
undoubtedly sought m y q u a rte rs for
____ I le ad in g re m e d y fo r all th s
w arm th These ho quickly but quietly and a certain cure for all the func-'
u n n a tu r a l d isc h a rg e s s o '
p
r
iv
a
te
d
isea
se
s
of
m
en
1
dispatched in a m a n n e r not to a la rm the tional derangements, painful disor
I c e r ta in c u re fo r th e deb t:F
9 ta tin g w e a k n e s s p eca, a
others. W hen th e stra in w as over I ders or chronic weaknesses that
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to w o m e i.
fainted and was d elirious w ith b rain affect women. For ulcerations, dis
I iiri* e iv s*
I rre a o r b e t ta n d f e e ls a h
I T H tEostuH Ek " I l i n In re c o m m e n d in g tt V
fever for m any days. Since th e n , yon
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placements.
bearing-down
sensations,
tuay depend upon it. I have a lw a ia
A. i S T 0 M E *,*D .OtCAT - O d
tak en good c are in th e selection of a everything that’s known as a “ fe
Í f ie ld b y D r a g f l i l a
P R I C K f l.f i*.
cam ping spot, for of «11 the bedfellow s male complaint,” it’s an unfailing
one can en co u n ter one of the m ost te r r i remedy.
It’s a peculiar one, too.
fying is a ta r a n tn ia ." —Ran F ran cisco Peculiar in composition, peculiar in
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SH I L G
C0NSUMPTI
CURE
LO V E L L niAM OW D C Y C L E S
DROP IT
•TutfsTiny Pills 1
C L A I
CORRUGATED
IRON
ROOFING,
Metallic Skylight, Iron Cornices.
INSTITUTE.
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¡sa rfo
DROPSY
TRY
SURE.
»«. E.0.IN California Diamond
CA TA R R H l!Vh"e“ J cJ'„.
FRAZER AXLE
GREASE
Best in the World!
Get the Genuine!
Sold Everywher
its cure«, and peculiar in the way
It’s guaranteed to give
The ancient Syrian» and P ln rn icia n s it’s sold.
F riend -So Miss B cauti refused you?
satisfaction, in every ease, or the
De Sappe— Yea, but she did it very are well know n to have been a ctiv e
trailers in copper, and they m a n u fa c money is refunded. You pay only
g ently
tu red this m etal in to bronxe by m eltin g for the good you get.
•'E xpressed sorrow , eh?-
.( » . r n t l . M a tilr n .
SEA
They s la y
YOUN C MEN!
T h e S p e c i f i c A N o . I.
111«• (n r lK iil M s n i i l s r l u r e o f C o p p e r .
it w ith tin
L earned a n tiq u a rie s assure
os th a t the i’lu v m cian s »> tii.Jly catue to
England and to Irela n d in s e a rib of tin
for this purpose, and a few y ears ago
some curious bronze a rtic le s w ere found
in several of the old m ine w o rk in g s in
C ornw all, w hich a re believod to have
las'll left th ere by th a t a n c ie n t people a t
a tim e when no bronze w as e ith e r m ails
>ir used in E n g la n d .—C h am b ers' J o n r
nal
It's tho big, old • fashioned pill
that makes the mo«t disturbance —
hut it's one of Dr. Pieree's Pleasant
Pellets that does the most good.
Mild and gentle, but thorough and
effective—the smallest, cheapest and
easiest to take. They cleanse and
regulate th« liver, stomach aud
bowels.
Wanted,
Cure*, w ithout füll, all caee« f U ' n o r r -
hnr.%
1 t . l e c l , i m u tte r « f I 'v 1 <
« u n d lr g Pi e v e n ts s tric tu re . It t - ■ ;
in
tern al rem ed y . C ures w hen e v e ry th in g e».-*e
has filled. Sold hr all Drmyirtsts.
Manufacturera; TbeA .firhoe' b ei. Medicine
P rlrr.a a .im .
t o . , SS" Jr»».C sL
BICYCLE CLCBS
fin every town iu Orw^n
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FRED
C A T A R R M
i
Pianos and Organs.
WINTER 4 HARPER,
71 M o r r la e n
J
S tre e t. P o r t la n d , O r.
Bo*
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Sold bv druggists or sen t by m ail. 1
Wr K. T H ate Itine. W a rren , Pa.
|
M E R R IL L ,
1 3 7 W a s h i n g t o n i» t.f P o r t l a n d , O r .
O ld G o ld and » i I tct Bought; send y--»ur old Gold
*nd »liver by mall t»-> the old and rrliable h m e ..f A
aieman. 41 Third «treet. San Fn*nc!*« I will *»ad by
■etum mall the
secorduig to w * y . if the amoiict
• oo« «olWactcry will rv tun: sold
Piso « R em edy fhr C atarrh is tbe
Rest. Fasle«t to Use. and Cheap*»«.
T.
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e H . I IIIR f
B a * h in g t.-n -a.. P o rtla n d . O r
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