I
LIFE ON A WATER FARM.
THE DREAD TOMORROW
A ll Experts Use
Royal Baking Powder
Perfect and uniform success in making finest food is
more certain with Royal Baking Powder than with any
other. Use it in every receipt calling for a baking
powder, or cream of tartar and soda, and the best
results in pure, wholesome, appetizing food are assured.
Experts use it because it adds to their success.
Physi­
cians and Health Officers recommend it because it adds
to the wholesomeness of the food.
M a r i o n H a RLAND: “ I regard the Royal Baking Powder as
th e best in the market.
Since its introduction into my kitchen
I h ave u sed n o other.”
M. G ou ju , late Chef, Delmonicoh, N e w -Y o rk : " I n my use
of Royal Baking Powder, I have found it superior to all others.”
A . FORTIN, Chef, White House, for Presidents Arthur and
Cleveland: “ I have tested many baking powders, but for finest
food can use none but ‘ R oyal.’ "
A Merchant with Tact«
W h e re th e N ick el C o m e » 1 roin.
How much the imagination works I In the Copper CHIT mine, near Sud­
upon people wlioare apparently endowed bury, Canada, it is said more n> «el is
with common sense! While in the store I being produced than the entire narket
of a leading optician recently, a lady en­ of the world calls for at cu rro i prices.
tered with a thermometer she had pur­ A little branch off the main line of the
chased two days before.
Canadian I* n ilic railway, four miles in
" I want this changed,” she said with length, leads out t*> the mine, which
considerable asperity.
opens into the face o f a crag of the brown,
“ What is tlie trouble?” asked the ur­ oxidized Laurentian rock, characteristic
bane head of the concern.
of this region. The miners are now at
“ It is incorrect. 1 iiung it on the wall work at a depth of about J00 feet below
near the window, und watched it all the surface. As fast as the nickel and
day, and this morning I compared it fopfier hearing rock is hoisted out, it is
with tire accounts published in the pa­ broken up and piled upon long hods, or
pers and it did not agree witli them.”
ricks, of pine wood, to be calcined or
The proprietor, witli a tact that was roasted, for the purpose of driving out
great, answered:
Ihe sulphur which it. contains. The roast­
“ I'm very sorry, madam, for the mis-1 ing process is of the nature of lime kiln­
take. Here is one which you must hang ing or charcoal burning. Each great bed
outside of the window on this brass, of ore requires from one to two months
b o o l—brass is a superior conductor— I to roast. When roasted the rock goes to
and I'm sure you will find it all right.”
the principal smelter, a powerful blast
She thanked him and went away furnace “ jacketed” —in mining phrase—
pleased.—New York Star.
with running water, to enable it to sus­
tain the great heat requisite to reduce
Tb«y Just Help Themselves.
the crude, obdurate mineral to fluidity.
Old Lady—No young man should ever
The dross of the molten mass is first
ask a girl for a kias.
Young Lady—They usually don’t.—PM1- allowed to flow off, and afterward the
nearly pure nickel and copper, blended
dalphla Press.
together in an alloy called the “ mat,” or
matte, is drawn off at the base of the
It Happen««! at liar Harltor.
furnace into the harrow |x>ls and wheeled
Dick— O id you k iss her?
Chappie—No—I didn't dare to. liut away, still liquid and limy hot, to cool
proudly) she kissed me.—Munaey’e Week- in the yard of the smelter. The mat con­
tains about 70 per cent, of nickel, the re­
maining 30 per cent, being mainly cop­
Night marna.
per. When cold, the conical pot loaves
‘•1 dream my storie«,” suid Ilicks.
“How yor m u st d rea d «oing to b e d l” ex of mat can easily he cracked in pieces
lim ed O
—New York Sun
by means of heavy hammers. The frag­
ments are then packed in barrels and
shipped to »Swansea, in Wales, and to
Germany, where the two constituent
metals are separated and relined by secret
processes, which are very jealously
guarded by the manufacturers.
So jealously is the secret kept that no
one in America has yet been able to learn
the process, although ono young metal­
lurgist spent three years in »Swansea as a
common laborer in the factories in order
to obtain it. At present there are pro­
duced daily at the Copper Cliff mine
ulsmt ninety pot loaves o f mat, each
weighing near 450 pounds, an output
which yields an aggregate of more than
4,000 tons of nickel a year. Manufac­
turing Jeweler.
ÍS
If MASTIFF PLUG CUT was
not all that is claimed for it, how
KHlnrull on llie riulna.
else could so great a business and < Professor Frank II. Snow, of the Kan-
sale have developed in so short a ! s;is State university, said several years
! Ago: “ lhit the fact that thousands of
time ?
new comers, from ignorance of the cli-
Imvo attempted to introduce ordi-
A pure, mild, sweet smoke— | ! mate,
nary agricultural operations upon the so
uo wonder it has become the called plains, and ha ve disaslrously failed
in the attempt, has placed an undeserved
standard smoking tobacco,even in ! sligina
upon the good name of Kansas in
competition with long-established many far distant communities, and has
j undoubtedly somewhat retarded immi*
brands of recognized merit.
j gration during the past few years. It is
J 11 P»*c« Tobacco Co., Richmond. Vireinla.
I time for the general recognition of the
I fact that, except in exceedingly limited
I area where irrigation is possible, the
ULCERS,
| western third of Kansas is lievond the
CANCERS,
| limit o f successful agriculture.”
SCROFULA,
The severe seasons of drought which
j have occurred since the above conserva­
8 A L T RHE U M ,
tive statement was written show the
R H E U M A T IS M ,
I whole truth of the matter to be that the
BLOOD POISON. | westward advancing line of settlement
these and every kindred dbouso nrUing is by no means an isoliyetal one, hut that
from Impure blood successfully treated by it is merely a line representing in a way
that never-failing and beat of nil tonic's and the overflow o f the population of our
mxiicinea,
eastern states. It needs hut a slight
, acquaintance among the old settlers
in central Kansas to know that they
! fear nowadays excessively dry weather
| os much as they did twenty-live years
ago. The people who live farther west
Books on Blood and Skin
are losing faith in tin* idea of an in­
Diseases free.
creased rainfall, as is evidenced by the
Printed testim onials sent on
fact that over two hundred linear miles
Application. Address
of main canals have lately been con
strueted for irrigation purposes nearly
as far east as Kinsley, in the \rkansas
ATLANTA. OA.
valley of Western Kansas. In the Platte
valley, in Nebraska, large irrigating sys­
tems are at present Udng projected.—
Stuart O. Henry in Popular Science
Monthly.
S im ?
S pecific S S S
n* 8wift Specific Co.,
E L Y ’S
CREAM BALM
When npplled Into
the uoatrilt*. » I l l be
Mt*orbe<t, t iTeetually
eie«nnh»K the head of
catarrhal vtMia, can*
|i»K healthy were
Ilona It n il» )» iutlHui
mutton, protects the
membrane from mi
•litlonal cold», c o m ­
pletely heal» the »ore»
ami re»tore» aeuiie of
of tame «n«l Rmell.
A P rea rrlp tlon fo r Kut.
Hr. Mendelson furnidied the following
dietary table, which is warrentod to re­
duce flesh:
Breakfast, (hie n ip (0 ounces) tea or
coffee, with milk and sugar. Bread, ¿J
ounces(3 to 3 slices). Butter, jou n ce.
One egg or 1 j ounces meat.
50ci
Dinner.—Meat or tisli, 7 ounces. Green
Try th e C u re.
vegetables. 2 ounces (spinach, cabUige,
A particle 1» applied In each nontrll, rn I 1* string U'ans, asparagus, tomnU>es. licet
»HtsN'iibie I'rlee,.i0 eel»»» at druir«lM*' or by u all tops, etc.). Farinaceous dishes, 3j ounces
ELY B R O T H E R * ,» Warren street. New ^ rk
(|Mtat«H‘s, rice, hominy, maccaroni. etc.),
YO U NEED NOT F E A R or tiles«* may U* «•mittrd and a ronv-
th a t
w ill know y o u r h a ir 1« dve«l If spending amount of green vegetables
you u*r 11..»I |M-rfeet imitation of nature,
substituted. Salad, with plain dressing.
I ounce. Fruit, 3j ounces.
Water,
sparingly.
Sup|HT or Lunch.—Two eggs, or lean
meat, .1 ounces. Salad (radi»lies pickles,
I t liu p n rta a glowwv c o l o r am i frt*»h lift- to I ho etc.), J ounce.
Bread. I ounce (1 sliceV.
h»ir. I 'r lc r , El. Ofttce, :i;> Park I* I are, V \ .
Fruit, 3) ounce». Or fruit may be
omitted ami bread (2 ounce*) substituted
Fluids (tea, coffee, eu ). 8 mince?1.
No beer, ale, cider, champagne, sweet
W>w*n I rbv r a n I do not tu«**n nu*rt>l? t at.-p th»m
bm a 1 MM and •
.
\ wim»s or spirits. Claret Mini liivk in
•adtoal cum. I bar»* mad«* tin» t1
.,f FITS KIM
Milk, except us an
LKPHY <* FAIJ.INO Hit K NI> n a .(«» ^
| great moderathUL
warrant injr iwniMtjr Ut cur», tha
IWaoaa addition to t> a or coffee, «mlv la casn nal
ulhara harw fail«*il la no rwawn f.*r n<>t o.-w rweaHrot« a
«nrw. Send at ooca f«»r a tmafiw» and a Kiw Rottteof ly. Eat no rich gravies, and nothing
Utf tafaJlihic rrmnlt. tine 1
and l\»t
fried. New Yolk Times.
H A Y -F E V E R
Tutt’s Hair Dye
I C U R E F IT S !
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Will You hare's treasure To your w ife.
Hill
BlU—1 littv« uium i L ull » that 1 liavi a
truasoiw» Yaokas ki.au»
tnmi
T h e r e Is P r o fit In R a is in g f i s h and P r o g s
fo r M a rk et.
0rrvf often d oth the m arch o f co m in g ih
N o echo o f it» footf»U fling before.
But #teal 3 udown the corridor, until
i t paubes—at the door.
It has not been many years since water
farming was added to the possibilities of
“ agriculture” In Indiana. It began as a
The eagle’s shadow warns the huddled flock.
diversion. It has become a business.
T he tempest »ends ch ill breezes through the Enough time has now elapsed to demon­
sky.
strate that water farming may be made
Its harbingers; on man's disasters »hock
practicable und profitable—at least as prof­
Sw oops all too suddenly.
itable as some other rural occupation, and
The bark, through ruplds piloted with care.
inore enticing than the ordinary life of an
Sails a sm ooth course, forgetting danger« agriculturist. As much money can be
gone.
Inade off an acre of water as off an acre of
But strikes the hidden reef-edge u n a w a r c-
land, including well located fish and frog
b in k s—and the stream flows on.
ponds on the one hand and ordinary farm­
N o sign foretells the near approach o f sorrow
ing on the other.
N o note, n o breath o f warning in the air;
One of the pioneers of water farming in
fctiii cn each sw eetest dream the dread tom or­
Indiana is Mr. Joseph Manlove, of Mikon.
row
Seven years ago he bought a small piece of
H ath broken unaware.
low laud lying between the White Water
H a p ly 't was so ordained by wiser powers.
canal and White Water river. He deter­
W h o in the d ra ft o f buffering man must mined to flood the low land, and to add to
drain
bis possessions the adjoining high land for
Infused the m em ory o f careless hours
park purposes. His place now includes
A s anodyn e to pain!
fourteen acres of water and twenty-one of
Willing that each, unmindful of the knell,
_
_ the
_
land. His business is largely
with
bliouM p!u«*k the flower, .LouWl Imil iko.un. i
and only hici’<lei'ililijT'with'"the dry
am rest..
»•i*w.t
__
*
...
and
land. His first purixi.se was to establish a
L ocked all forg etfu l w hile in honeyed «pell,
' carp pond, from which the fish market
j N or perish all unblest.
might be supplied. This was accomplished
A ccep t the proffered boon with thankful heart. in two years with comparative ease. Now
N or listen for the trum p o f troublous years.
he lias practically an unlimited quantity
: R em em bered Joy »hall soothe when sorrow ’ s
of this variety of fish. However, the pub-
sm art
i
lie taste also culls for bass, and Manlove
T urns thy Hwcct past to tears.
determined to add this variety to his sup-
—C ornh ill Magazine.
| ply. His lake is now stocked with a vast
supply of black lxiss. They have grown
A t S a n d r in g h a m .
Tho Rev. John Russell, u clergy finely, and bass fishing will be “ put on the
market.” Hxss promise so much better
man of Devon, was as simple in man than carp that “ Fanner” Manlove uses his
ner us ho was kindly of heart. In young carp as food for his bass.
Still another “ department” has been add­
1874 ho was invited to visit the Prince
of Wales and enjoyed his visit with ed to the “ farm” —frogs. Four acres of
water, Well grown in flags, were
such unfeigned zest that it proved u shallow
set apart as a breeding place for frogs.
genuine pleasure to hi* entertainers. They breed and grow rapidly. Four thou­
Ilis honest simplicity never forsook sand tadpoles were put into this breeding
him, und it is said that in talking pen. Many of them are now of a market-
with tho princess ho innocently con ! able size, and are worth $*¿.50 and $3 a
I dozen. In catching them for market a
tradieted some remark of hers.
i light at night is used. They stare at the
“ No, no, my dear,” said he, as he light, ami can ho caught and handled with
often had said botoro to o th er w om en j case ¡n ¡t# glare. In catching large quail
as fa r rem oved from him ill point o f J tities of carp the lake is drained off. In
y e a r s ; “ no, IJO, m y dear, tis not s o !” j winter the marketable fish are kept in
N o on o kn ow w h eth er the princes« small ponds.
«
,.
.
■ •..
noticed the slip, hut if
i
, , . j
It
is in te re s tin g t o o b se r v e th e w a te r
she did it farmer at his work. He can use a horse
j m erely am used her. But this little for side purposes, but he needs neither,
i in form a lity must have been am ply plow, planter nor reaper. Suppose he has
j atoned fo r b y a fra n k ly gallant gone out to feed. He has with him mid
I speech w h ich tho old clergym an dlings or other grain. He goes to the breed-
i 4 i M
4.1 i , . - i *. * «.. i ing pond, sounds a gongor blows a whistle
mail.! to h er on the lust night ot the J unK
d ‘thousand.,of troys come hopping from
old year, w hen ho had tho h onor o f , their shelter. They eat the food ravenous-
her hand in the dunce.
, ly, anil become so tame that the farmer
“ N o w ,” wild he, a« the clock «truck | handle» them as u woman does her pet
12, "1 can say w hat uo oth er u u u i , ekickeus. The same food is just the thing
can
ov er
attain ”
i take
fur you,‘K
and old
11!,h alld irogs
cau J'
, sav
Y Again.
to grain
and carf’-
grain products,”
said
“ And w hat W that? asked t h o , ^jr Manlove, “ like a hoy does to apple
princess.
dumpling. Fart of the season it is not
“ T h at 1 h ave had tho h onor o f necessary to feed my stock at all. The
dancin g ou t the old year and danc ! »»te r gras» seeds make the finest food for
ing
in this „ new
royal:
““V * prepare
* ut a fish for the ° table
V*,e that 1
x . x
r one
- . with * your
.
J
rarely
highness. ” — Y out h ' h Com pan ion
A C le v e r M e th o d o f Steullnur.
do not find him filled with grass seed.” —
I Indianapolis News.
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THE TEMPTATION
FRIENDS OF THE PUBLIO,
Mt.N OT MaUli WHO GATIIHR NZTT».
Some Personal Sketches and Incidents o i
Brain Workers In the Highest
Walk» of Life.
I.Vcw York Tribune.)
The render of the morning paper who
sits by bis cosy fireside and is informed
of what is transpiring in every quarter of
the glohe, seldom realizes the amount of
actual labor necessary to ascertain, col­
lect, write, transmit, and print this won­
derful mass of news. And vet, aside from
the special dispatches, it is largely cen­
tered in one office, located near Che Tele­
graph building in New York, and presided
over Ly a quiet geutk-man in a most mas­
terly manner.
Mr. William Henry Smith, manager
of the Associated Press, is in the prime
of life, ami possesses a mind clear as to
the requirements of the public. Toprop-
erly and promptly handle the mass of
matter that pa-sea through his hands is
an enormous undertaking, and one which
may well test the capacity of any man.
Mr. .Smith has always Ix'en an urduoui
worker, and it is by no means surprising
t'hai iiis health should, in the past, have
suffered more or less thereby. The
mental strain necessary to the perform­
ance of iiis duties caused difficulties of
digestion which are not easily overcome,
and also a uremic colic, both painful and
exhausting. All attempts to overcome
those tendencies by force of will power
failed, and lie consulted eminent physi­
cians, among them Hr. liarthol of Phi la-
delnhia. In spite, however, of the care
and skill of these practitioners, he grew
worse constantly. Tito result can best
be described in bis own words. He said:
“ My brother, C. W . Smith, manager
of the Chesajteake and Ohio Railroad,
came to visit me, and seeing my condi­
tion, took upon himself to conduct my
case, and so secured a preparation which,
I have since learned, he had used suc­
cessfully himself and in his family. I
began its use, and commenced improv­
ing at once. This improvement con­
tinued, until now I am well, and wholly
through the influence of Warner’s Safe
Cure. 1 have since then used the remedy
with goes! results in my family, and keep
it on hand constantly, t consider it a
remarkable medicine.’ ’
Mr. George Alfred Townsend, the fam­
ous newspaper correspondent, whose
letters, written over the riom de plume
of “ Gath,” have attracted such wide at­
tention, said to the writer: “ While in
England I had a pleasant visit with ex-
Gov. S. It. I’ackard, our Consul at Liver­
pool. We were remarking on the death
of a num berof distinguished Americans,
when the Governor said: 'Townsend, I
can’ t see why so many of our public nien
are passing away, victims of one dread
scourge. There is no need of theirdying
if they will consent to avail themselves
of what lias been provided for them, as X
have.’ Gov. Packard went on to de­
scribe bis experience, and 1 found his
symptom* corresponded almost exactly
to my own. 1 soon afterward returned
to America, began the same treatment,
and when I had taken a num berof bot­
tles of Warner’s Safe Cure—the remedy
Gov. Packard used and commended to
tni- so strong!v— I, too, was rid of back­
ache, bad fluid*, tired feelings, nervou*
exhaustion, irregular appetite, ‘ thick
head,’ and to-day am as sound as a nut.
It indicated my disorder and removed it
entirely. I regard it as a godsend to this
country, where Bright's disease and all
other kidney disorders are go prevalent.”
The above statements are not from
obscure sources, but from gentlemen in
the most exalted stations of trust and
responsibility, and the affirmations they
make are the result* of actual observe»
tion. Does it not stand to reason, there­
fore, that the article of which they speak
is a most valuable one, and such as may
bo used with great benefit by all who
are Buffering.
To get ou t o f doors la rough weat> er Is not
•trong, but we ere, m any o f u», com pelled to f»ce
rou gh weather ire uent y. Diseases w hich arise
from a ch ili are peculiar to no season of the
year. This is true; therefore, there shouio be
In the closet o f every kouaeh^Id—what ? X ot a «
unm edlcated stim ulant, absolutely d evo d of
anything but *a excittve action, but a tonic
oom oiu in g, in the effective form o f an invigor-
ant and au alterative, the quality o f defense |
against changes of weaiher. H ostetler’s elcrn-
a<’h Bitter» has three or four properties that no j
other article o f ita clans posnessee Not only |
does it relieve the com plaints which It even u- ‘
ady cure*, it fortifies the system against the ba i I
effect« e f changes of temperature, fatally and too
often show n in the deadly form o f ** la grip p e;" j
it produces a radical change iu the weakened ‘
con dition o f a sy*. em peculiarly liable to be at- i
tacked by it. and it tends to provide agaiust the I
danger losulting from an im poveiished count-I
tion o f tlie blood and a disordered state of the j
liver or lowehL________ ____________
“ What is so rare as steak well d o n e ?” said the j
June ¡»oet sadly to him self as he contem plated !
the ill-Cooked meat.
H O W 'S
T H IS ?
We offer One H undred Dollars’ reward for auy
e v e o f catarrh that cannot be cured by taking
H all’» Catarrh Cure
F. J CHENEY A CO., Prors , *»o’ ed •» O.
We, the undersigned, h ve k n o w F J Cheney
for the last fl teen >va»*-I and believe him per-
f ct y honor ble i all business tra «actions and
financially ah'*» to ca ry < ut any ob fgHtious
m ide by tLe r fl .-ro.
WK T »t T U U A X ,
Whi'lesa’ e Druvgl-ts, Toledo. O.
WA1DINO, KIN NAN i V MARVIN,
Wholt-sa e Druggists, Toledo* O.
H all’s Catar’-h Cure is ta e i internally, ac ing
directly upon the blood and m ucous sunaces of
t ie system. iVstim ouials sent free. Price, 75
cents a bott'e. Sold by all diuggi.-its.
O X ff
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ;
S*fi MkNaSCO. CAL.
L3UISYIUE. Hi.
ME A DOKIt, A Y-
A woman always look* under the b?d for a|
’nan. A man goes out between acts to look foi |
him.
D E S Iltfr S T O
BK.% K
E N J O Y S
Both the method and results when
?yrup o f Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ind refreshing to the taste, and let*
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
;eiu effectually, dispels colds, head-
iches and levers and cures habitu.'l
■oustvpation permanently. For sain
in 50c and $1 bottles by all druggist*.
S H I LI
c o n s u m í !
TF 8 T IM O R V .
Henry Thorne, Traveling Secretary of the |
Y. M. C. A , writes from Exeter Hall,
couch " curé '
Strand, London, February 2, 1888:
“ I desire to bear my testimony to the
value of A llcock ’ s P orous P laster ?. I
This GREAT COUCH CURE, ibis success-
have used them for pains in the back and fui CONSUMPTION CURE is sold by drug.
side arising from rheumatic and other ?ists oa a positive guarantee, a test tint no other
causes never without deriving benefit from Cure con stand successfully. If you have a
tli* ir application. Thev are easily applied COUGH. HOARSENESS or LACRIPPE.it
and very comforting. Those engage i as I will cure you promptly. If your child has the
am in public work which involves exposure :ROUP or SVHOOPING COUGH, use it
to sudden changes o f temperature will do juickly and relief is sure. If you fear CON-
well to keep a supply o f A llcock ’ s P orous $17M PTION, don’t wait until your case is hope-
Pi* asters in their portmanteaus.”
ess, but take this Cure at once and receive im­
A mun may rnu Into debt, but be seldom mediate help. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00.
Traveler?
convenient pocket size 25c. Ask
cornea out ut anything faster than a walk.
our druggist for SHILOH’S CURE. If your
For throat diseases, coughs, cold9, etc., ungs are sore or back lame, use Shiloh’s Por-
effective relief is found in the use of •us Plasters. Price, 25c.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches .” Sold only in
boxes. 25 cents.
CUR
It is rather hard to exa ctly define the nick of
tim e, but Satan is certainly the Nick o f eternity.
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We positively cure ruptuie, piles and all rec­
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ness, No cure, no prv . Also ah Private dis­
eases. Address for pamphlet Drs. Porterfield A
Losey, 838 Market street, San Francisco.
It Is a wise railroad stock that knows Its own
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T ry G rrmba for breakfast«
Use Enamel lue Stove Polish; no dust, no smell
An ingenious and successful trick j
I’ulrlag in the Huun.
Wits recen tly played at a London flat, I There is absolutely no protection thrown
in broad dayligh t.
A gentlem an about the matter of arranging pairs in the
rung tho bell ut 3 o'clock and inquired I house. The only rule upcm the subject
...u
41 .. Mr.
m ..
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i
„ says that
the
all
^
w
hether
D rey
was at . home.
. after
,
. first call
, , of tho , (lay
, *,Pl
. „ . • » , « . .
pairs shall ho announced by the clerk. The
No, sir, said the ja n ito r ; ho rare- ; practice is for members making tho pairs
ly if ev e r com es hack from the te m • j to hand tho announcement of them to the
D R . G R A N T ’S
pie b eforo 5 o ’clo c k .”
“ That is clerk, who sees they are printed in The
stra n g e,” returned the other, “ since ! K‘-«-*»nl. No questions are asked, and the
I k n ow h o has an apiKiintment hero I ,,,0," ^ ra 11 * “ P
I»“ ™ <•«’
“ >«'»•
selves. Tims, when a member is absent
A positive specific for all Kidney Troubles such
w ith a Mr. Johnson ut4 o ’c lo c k ;” then and is not paired, be can telegraph to a
as BRIGHT'S DISEASE. DIABETES. BILIOUSNESS.
SICK HEADACHE, Ae. To the aged it is particu­
ho w ent his w ay.
colleague anil find some member on the
larly adapted. T o try it once is to recomm end it.
A t 1 o ’clock , to tho minute, Mr. other side in tho same situation, when it is
PREPARED BY
arranged
that
Tho
ltecord
shall
state
that
Johnson called and, g iv in g his name,
these
two
absent
members
were
paired.
Manufacturing Co.,
w as o f eou rso'allow ed to wait in Mr.
One member who went to Europe with­
Portland, Oregon,
COPYRIGHT IB9»
G rey ’s apartm ents, w hich he d e­ out taking the precaution to get a pair was
r o w « I L E 111 A l.li i l l i t
nuded o f ev ery th in g o f ‘portable used to protect half a dozen members in
A n eed y wom an
value” in ten m inutes, and then one day. It was also found that he was
— tlie one who’s overworked, nerv­ M AN N ’S p pNE R UTTER
w alked out, observ in g its he passed paired with a member w ho never knew the
ous, and debilitated.
What she
G o o d T rice » fo r H are C oin«.
W ill out Dry o r Green
the porter, that he could wait no other man was absent from Washington.
Tho prioes of the Davis coin sale were needs is Dr. Pierce’s Favorito Pre­
B ones, Meat, Urist’.o and all.
—Philadelphia Press.
Green
C ut B oN E d w ill
longer. E xcept from a m oral stand
again good yesterday. Colonial Issues scription. It’s mado exactly to fit
double the num ber o f evRS
point, th is seem s a really adm irable
reached
the
highest
figures.
A
New
her
case—
an
invigorating,
restora­
—w
ill
m
»k
e them more fer­
Tl*© P o w e r o f th e l)nl>y.
t il e -w il l carry the hens
strok e o f business.—San Francisco
No people on the globe love their chil­ York doubloon of 178? brought $150; a tive tonic, and a soothing and
safely through the m r ltiug
Argonaut.
period and put them iu
dren so much ns the Chinese mid Japanese, sot o f three Maryland coins, a »hilling, a strengthening nervine, giving tone
con dition to lay w hen egss
and nowhere do children so much respect | sixpence and a groat, ono of which bore and vigor to the whole system. But
coram n l the highest price
CinpIm N lzIn^ n F a ct.
| the bust of l.otd Baltimore, $39 each; a it isn’ t a mcro stimulant.
their parents.
and w ill d ovelo;. » y< ur
It’s
a
T h ere aro iieeuliuiities. itiiosyncra-1 The Coreans laugh nndch.it with their | New England shilling of Massachusetts,
ch ick s faster t~iaa any
other food.
«ios o f t‘ \]>rcssion, w hich t‘in]>h¡iHÍzo children, and the Burmese mother pets her $33. 50, and a pine lroe shilling of 1053, legitimate medicine, that an expe­
Feed Green D~nes and
rienced physician has carefully pre­
and accentuate fact«.
It i« not baby and slugs it lullabys.
$1125. A Carolina halfpenny, 1094, sold
use I ’ r e o s o z c j i e to k ill
The Turks spend hours in playing with for $37, and a New York cent of 1780, pared, for woman’s ailments.
All
ih e lice, an l > on v ill m ake
enough to say, "h o is deaf. ” W e in
their children, and the most savage of the
1 fifty per cent m ore p ro-t.
variably add, “ as a i>ost." It would Indians spend time in making toys for w ith a hast of Governor Clinton and the functional derangements, chronio
Solid for Catalogue and.
the motto, “ Non vi virtute vlci,” sold for weaknesses, and painful disorders
appear Huftieiont to «ay, "lie is blin d.” their babies.
prices.
peculiar to the sex, are corrected PETALUMA INCUBATOR COITY, ITTALCMA., CAT,.
but w o p refer in nearly all e:tses to
There is no country in the world which $39.
Tho best price for a dime was $-11 for and cured by it.
nilinit o f no contradiction by a n ­ tho squalling infant does not rule, and on
And because it’s a certain remedy,
nouncing that he is “ stone blind." the shores of every ocean and the center of tho issue o f 1833, with four stars. Dimes
every land tho baby is king.—Washington of 1804 and 1811 brought $35 apiece. A
it can be made a guaranteed one.
T o be "d e a d " should suffice; “ dead Letter.
_______
If you are interested on any Land case; if you
half dime of 1803 sold for $170. Tho If it fails to givo satisfaction, in any
as a d o o r n a il'' elinelies the fact.
want a Pa ent, *r desire a Pension, write lor infor­
collectors
and
some
dealers
attending
C razy In v e n to rs.
mât
on to B % L »’ W IN & K A I .U U ^ « A t t o r ­
D etroit Free Press.
case, you have your money back.
n e y » . Washington, D. C. Conte t Cases. Mining
Side by side with the greatest inventions the sale were indignantat the threatened
Claims and Railroad Lands a specialty. Fees mod­
of the age are classed t he craziest offsprings seizure by tho secret service authorities
erate. Any desired re erence given.
Tlut \V ii i I «* r *» I in piMlenoe.
of the human brain. Today some mighty
The best pill costs less than any
Mr Wayl»aek (at liotel) - W h a t’s Edison patents an idea which lights the > of some counterfeits o f rare colonial
coins. Tho originalsof these coins, they other.
Costs loss, but does more.
that lenionadet
world and to-morrow some lunatic offers a say, are not now redeemable by any
They’re smaller, too, and easier to
W aiter That's a linger bowl. Hah plan by which all humanity can lift them­
selves to heaven by their boot straps. In government, and the counterfeits were take. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets
"W h a t's it for?"
only struck for scientific purposes, and are the best pills.
They regulate
“ T o wash y ’r lingers after eatin. looking through the patent office you are are o f value only to numismatists.-
surprised at the wisdom and the foolish­
rfeetly
the
liver,
stomach, and
you know, s a lí"
ness of man’s intellect. The one is as great New York Tribune.
r bo owels.
“ Consaru y r im pudence! I don't as the other, and from the foolish point of
eat \\ itli m y lingers if 1 d o com e from view it w ould seem that when au idea of a
A n A u d a e le n s T hief.
Pholflo MaBctoa Ox. 099 Ciar 8t, Baa Fmn-taoa.
the coun try. 1 eat with m y knife, patent creeps into an inventor’s house
For audacity, the record of James Jolin-
common
sense
flies
out
of
his
window.—
som e us oth er f o lk s " tiood News.
| son, alius "Jersey Jim ," “ Ii. B. Barton,"
Hip d lath« ar Know
Frank G. Carpenter's Letter.
leading r»meuy for all ti «
; “ E. A. Hobbs,” and several other aliases,
unnatural discharge» a< ■
prlvata
diseases of men 4 .
English m anufacturers claim that
| wiil probably equal that of any other no-
T o M a k e W ltou t Dreiktl.
certain cur» for the d«b %
tho l>est w illow in tho w orld t» to Iv
j
torious
criiuitatl
known
to
tlie
police.
1
ta
tln
f
Y
v aakuou paca: t i
Whole wheat bread, that is so much
to women.
found uloug tho bunks o f small recommended now for children and dys­ | Last »veek lie entered one o f tlie large
I MfdaaVy Mr
IpreacribaUand f«>a' «»’s
IT he E v AMIUHEWICI i C o . In recomm andioa It K\
«tream s in the southern countries, peptics, is made with one quart of luke­ 1 hotels in tiiis city and stole a package of
V emCiNNATl,0.|BiB all aufT»r»ra.
and then.» sivin s som e ground for warm water, a little .salt, one-half cup i letters, including one belonging to Al­
L V. a. a.
J. 8TDNER, M D, O fc r •.a
- b M b y n r « W l . 'i ,
" I am Post Master here and keep
their contention, although an im of yeast, one-half cup of sugar, two fred II. Torreceli, general agent of the
F R IC K 1 1 4 »
large
spoonful»
of
molasses,
one
large
Michigan
Central
railroad,
anti
contain­
a Store I have kept August Flower
mense quantity o f gissi w illow wood
spoonful of shortening, eight and a half ing bis annual passes over numerous for sale for some time. I think it is
is cu t ev ery year in this country
cups of flour. Do not knead it. Stir it railroads and a frank v.-hich entitles him
a splendid medicine.’ ’ E A. Bond,
with a spoon to moderately stiff batter and
Prince G eorg e o f W ale« has a much let it stand over night. In the morning to the free use o f the lines of the West­ P M , Pavilion Centre, N V
sm aller head than lus father, and a put it in pans, let it rise, then bake. This ern Union Telegraph company for one
The stomach is the reservoir.
London pu i»'r su ggivt« the pm liabil- quantity will make two good sized loaves. year.
Bait for lea-t m >u»y for C A S H ,
If it fails, everything fails. The
These
useful
articles
Mr.
Johnson
placed
,
This
recipe
is
vouched
for
by
a
mother
who
ity o f tho crow n lieiug reduced in
Address for pedal price*.
never lets her children eat any other kind in his wallet, »vhich lie lost, lio»vever, | liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the
size when it is [m-w'd along to tho
S m ith s ’ Cash Store,
of bread.—Exchange.
while on Iiis »»ay from Philadelphia to I heart, the head, the blood, the nerves
4 I O - 4 IH F r o n t S t.. S. » .
preaent heir up|«uivnt
If you feel wrong,
Trenton. On discovering iiis loss lie de­ all go wrong
(«uni f 1 h »\ v I iiii for No*«* Hlonl,
look
to
the
stomach
first.
Put
that
liberately
inserted
numerous
advertise­
In 1889 « man w alking along t j v s
\ . tv pht-itian say»: “ A |a-rsen who Is ment* requesting their return, and offered right at oni'e by using August I
cent Natch. Block island, discovered
t lit itlt-ddlng front tho m * ' should a lilieral reward to tlie finder. It was Flower.
WINTER & HARPER,
It assures a good appetite j
the h ip N u ic s o f som egtgantu specie»
>t- t-itm in hi* ¡HH-krt.and when he
71 M orrison S treet. Portion«», Or.
tlie*»'
notices
that
led
to
hi»
arrest
bv
the
and
a
good
digestion
»
|
o ut i. k routing on i-otmnencevbew-
o f extinct unitimi The com bined
B ox s o » .
i-lv. Nine titue* out of ten the Trenton police.—Philadelphia Record.
Weight o f the t u o Naie» was nearly
.
.
1
.t,
11\itv
of
tlie
faeini
muselea
will
8 0 0 i « 'i i t t i I s
tbt SCÄfTT*
»»•it tin* Meed mg. If he is not able to
. 1 ; t the pc »entire let hint try it as n
ARE THE BEST W ATERS
Having* Link* m ake th eir ow n r»-me»l» mil It« ss ill generally find it a »ttc-
For 1 iv**r aril KMn»\v Complaint. Hheumati*in
• ;•* *t. l*r»'Ps.' I'km ai'*t Private InaeaNeii. ► eniitl-
m ica con cern in g the length o f time tv»a.“ V11 :ny Express.
t.iilv Mtnate<t in C.4!*o.'tile M«vmiaiua, 80 m il-8 *>a«t
for w hich interest will lie perm itted
of f'tigeiie. New hotel ami hath*, opeu all \
rotitKl. Write for circular to
to accum ulate on dorm ant deposita.
No I m > fo r l i t » M e m o ry .
HA HR A M U FORD. Propri-N.r*.
F »Iey II.»1
I a «» co’uuy. itr,
Pars» n Bluff — Bomembor, you must givo
These rules are printed in the Link
Tx>0t for thin a«i\ t iu thl«
urxl w * h *X.
1 an account of all your actions ami deeds o f your
hooka.
wln u you go to the other world.
«»Id t t o l.l axui SUrer Bon*ht; Bend your old Qo*f
R u n W it h U t « o r G a s o lin e «
*ad S lim bvmail tc Uie old and reiiahia h<>us« o< A
isuidon has the largest telegraph
Jimtm Fast boy—I’ m glad you mention­
Tour Wife ran run it. Require* uo license !
•N'lvtnar, fl Third «tree«. San Franelan*; I will seed bj
mttrn u ail «he .v.\ *«x* T»i ug V> aaaar; If the amonat » ougineer. Makes uo smell or dirt. No Bate:.».-
office in the w orld, w here m ore than ed it l um studying a new system of im
« tot MBtiAfsotorr wtii return cold.
or Electric spark.
B c f e r , B u y ir if.
It.noo operator* are constantly out pro\ ng the memory. I gUfM I’ll drop it
J
T
R
9 ■
water
In
t
*
»
‘errs
fcokVng
P .4L.1LII A IIC Vf
ttow_ Texas S.fting*.
the «
i n fe c n ib e r s o r aay-
Our
Remedy !
Kidney and Liver Cure.
The 0. W. R.
LANDS, PATENTS, PENSIONS.
MORPHINE
HABIT I
SURECURE
ARVEST
SUPPLIES
P ia n o s
and O rg a n s .
Foley Hot Springs
Test
HERCULE?
G A S E N G I N £ l.
XooVCO AT
F
ployed.
W ttltrr* o f H ig h I I ii *' i « k « v
Thera is a saloon keeper near Ninth
and Walnut who has hail half a ih zau
poverty stricken sons o f noble German
familie* employed as waiters in his
place. An alleged “ count" or two, a
couple of sons of German "bnroue."
wearing white aprons, have Nvn feat
ures of the saloon during the pa»t year.
A patron of the phtce says that the pro­
prietor was a republican in the father-
land, and that lie tak< s (aeasure in hav­
ing the descendants of his old oppressors
s«r\e imu tn mental capacitile«, - ciuciti-
u s t i C o iu u t « r e t a i G a z e ito .
I b lq n lt o n » H a n d ».
Extract from Recent Novel—“ At that
moment the worthy pastor appeared on
the threshold of the manse. His hands
were thrust into the pockets of his large
looee coat, while he turned over the leaves
of the prayer book and w iped hta specta
d « . ” —Paul U id a k
Caught.
A half tu ket for this bojr, pleae*”
“ How a h a lf ticket? Iao’t he i i years
aid»’
“ Oh, no. only 11.”
“ Oh. th»n you want e whole ticket, for
only cMldrtn under 10 go for kali
Flie-
»
t i '-» !• » » n r. â' Jtr#If
r«
• ■ .
i t f 'i
t*'«t • k Tfî
b . h t v* II • »k »t rr^ry mats 1
» r w i t « ; T o w t r q IMl KON EÎ5 P is h
B r a n d SI cH»v t « be »<■•: n*ht at
ry !
•eau
i rr<~-i • ’)'- «
a'.ao
ta feel o+ 1
ut k. and au: . rira our d.-dew to taaka
any >... Krr 1 : at ta» s u e ther point, ihar» ar»
tw,» w « » 1 ti ' u can ta», u.« »Aaauuis ffa ra N d
Fiah Bracd sü.-kar.
1st. A S o f t W o o l e n C e lla r .
1 4 . T b i f T r a 4 f ^ a r l | i b d o w . )
YOUNC MEN!
T h e S p ^ l f l o A No. I.
Orre* wltluMit fall, all r««.« . f tFoworr-
tin*;« ; 1 t « l f e l . r«- matter of h -x A- : c
M .lulii c. P-RTcnta f»trV-t"r^ It
« an in-
U-r'-nl r- tnth'y. O m a \* »en everyUdna riae
■ a*
**• id by
Dnnftrl'ta, ‘
Ma .¡facturera; ihe \ s .t *• hat, He>»?lrlua
■ 4a;. J oec. >
S an F ranc * co . C al .
T obtlakd r.â.
B E A T S S TE A M POW E!3»
Watch Out V
IX»r h y fh t h e »# p o in t a i
8- nt ; r i'ata« | • ft»a.
A.J.T04ER *•>.
■
Mtu
P iä * s Remedy ft-r Uaiarrh is the 1
TV<t. T'j%ate«t u> Pae. and Cheap«* |
C A T A R iR M
* aí ‘>5 drufoist* e r t t ;
ko à. 0 BafBiOLa, w*
■
Simonds Crescent Ground Cross Cuts,
e »
*W- S I M O N O S
8A W S
A ,* ° 8 a w R epB lrln p .
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