HEREAFTER.
C u l t picture, said a friend to A *
The Joy o f w bat is yet to be?
Canat thou describe eternity?
Health Officers Speak.
City, State and National Authorities
report the Royal Baking Powder in
every way Superior to all others.
S T A T E C H E M IS T. C A L IF O R N IA : The R oval fulfils all the
requirements. Our tests show it has greater leavening power
than any other.
S T A T E C H E M IS T. W A S H IN O T O N : There is no question but
the R oyai . is the strongest, purest and mo6t wholesome baking
powder in the market
U. S. G O V T FOOD R E P O R T: R oyal B akino P owder is
shown a pure cream of tartar powder, highest of all in leaven­
ing strength.
C A N A D IA N O F F IC IA L T E S T S : R oyal B aking P owder is
commended as of highest excellence, and shown to be greatest
of all in leavening strength.
SAN FRANCISCO BO AR D O F H E A L T H : We cordially ap­
prove and recommend the R oyal B aking P owder . It is
absolutely pure and healthfu,, composed of the best ingredients,
of the highest strength and character.
BOARD O F H E A L T H , S E A T T L E , W A S H IN G T O N : Finding
in analysis that it is entirely free from any adulteration, we
heartily recommend the R oyal B aking P owder for its great
strength, purity and wholcsomcness.
,
BOARD O F H E A L T H . TA C O M A , W A S H IN G T O N : In our
judgment the R oyal is the best and strongest baking powder
before the public.
BOARD O F H E A L T H , S P O K A N E : Certainly there is- no bak­
ing powder known to us equal to the R oyai ,
DR. B IN S W A N G E R , U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON : It is also
my opinion that there exists no purer, better or stronger baking
t
powder than the R oyai - I confidently recommend it.
Dost thou believe that when we taka
That last long sleep a day «hall break
The dreumleaM night? bh all we awake?
T ell me, w ith reason In thy rhyme.
Dost thiuk there'll be no end of time
Nor end of bliss In th at blest clime?
I do not know, for surq, 1 said;
I know not those whose ligh t feet tread
Yen shore; 1 know the dead are dead.
I’ve seen the summer birds take wing
W hen w inter came, and in the spring
Come hack again to soar and sing.
I’ve seen the red rose in the glen.
Hid ’neath the hoar frost, die, and then
la brighter mom ents bloom again.
I’ve seen the soul, freed from the cleg
T hat held it here, reach far away.
T ake up ita harp and start to play.
I’ve seen a mother die, and she.
W hen cam e to her what must to me,
Looked laughing toward eternity.
And 1 can see, while rosea bloom
W here roses fade, through life's long gloom.
A gleam of hope beyond the tomb.
But w hatsoe’er the future be,
If there’s a life for yon and me.
To last through all eternity,
"Twere well to keep this point In view—
L>o unto man your whole life through,
Aa you would have him do to you.
And then when you are o’er the range.
Whore all are good, though many strange.
You may not feel too great the change.
—(Jy Wariuau in Croede Chroulola.
T ho P o w e r o f G r a v ita tio n .
From common experience wo are
apt to hold exaggerated notions of
tho pow er of gravity. N ot until wo
| compare it with other attractive
J for on, such as m agnetism or tslec-
j trinity, do we appreciate how trivial
it really is.
Tho fundamental experim ents in
electricity and magnetism, known to
men for more than 2,000 years, of
lifting light lxxlies lry rubbed ainbor
and iron filings l»y means of a load­
stone, dem onstrate at our» their in-
oornparably greater power.
If, for instance, the attracting
body had the moderate dimensions
of a hand specimen of am ber or load­
stone, w e should require it to be of
so donso a material as to weigh
1,000,000,000 [rounds instead of a few
pounds, us usual, in order that its
gravitational attraction should equal
t in t of eith er of tho tw o forces m en­
tioned. It is obvious therefore that
tho im posing nature of tho force of
gra vity, as equally compared with
other attractive forces, is rlue not to
its sujierior qualitative magnitude,
but to the enormous masses of the
bodies w hich exercise it.
Thus, w hile it requires the use of
tho most delicate torsion balance to
dem onstrate even tho m utual attrac­
tion betw een a small and a large
sphere of lead, yet w here enormous
masses, such ns tho earth, are con­
cerned, the attraction exerted by one
hemisphere upon the other probably
exceeds a force of 500 pounds per
square inch over a surface whose
radius is 4,000 miles.— Electricity.
A P u zzled E n gl lull V isitor.
When Lady Somerset first came
to Am erica she was particularly
anxious to become acquainted with
all the American customs and to
take part in everything American.
Hor appreciation of Am erica was in­
tense.
Do not permit the slanderous stories of inter­
“ N ow w ill you tell m e," she said
ested parties to influence you in using any
one day to a friend, “ w h y the chest­
nut has been selected as a national
other than The Best, The Royal.
nut and w h y it is so dear to tho
hearts o f every one? I notice that
N ew O cc u p a tio n I or \\ o m eu .
all, I. hj th ey old or young, boy or
A n Ir ish G em .
girl, man or woman, speak of the
L ivin g w axw orks have long liecn
chestnut frequently and alw ays pleas­
A d Irish journal bad this gem la a feature of church fail's, but a (lime
an tly and even affectionately.
museum wax figure in tlcsli and blood
answ er to a correspondent:
“ Today, as I w as seated in one of
“ Wo decline to acknowledge the is probably a new “ feature.” It
your horso cars, a little boy began
w orks well as an advertisem ent
receipt of your post cau l."
telling another ono some short anec­
W hich is very much like the Cork- The girl stands motionless— ns long
dote, when suddenly tho other little
enian who traveled into K orry to on as she can at any rate. Her face and
boy sprang to his foot and shouted,
insulting enem y to “ tcU him to his hands are painted to tho semblance
‘Oh, chestnuts!' Later in the day I
face that he would treat him with of wax. “ Look at the bu lly wax Ag­
saw ono man whisper something in
ger!” says Jim m y to Hilly os they
silent contem pt."— London T it Bits.
tho car o f a friend, to which the
shuffle along past the door. “ Git
H ig h B o d ily T em p e ra tu r e.
friend only replied, ‘Oh. what a
out I" says Billy. “ She ain’t no wax
Miss Tolleson, o f Memphis, had an figger; she’s a liv e!" “ Now, Billy,
choshmt I’
attack of tousilitis that ran her tem ­ don't you go an g iv o y erself aw ay for
“ How pleasant to have something
perature up to the unheard of point a countrym an!" Jim m y protests.
o f w hich ev ery ono is so fond. But
of 138 degs. Previous to that an Meantime the girl's eyes betray her
explain tho cause of tho liking.
Omaha lady had shown a tem pera­ of course.
W h y wa9 that particular nut select­
ture of 1*2 degs. in a case of peri­
ed! W h y not the almond or the pe­
She affects a stony gaze, but that
tonitis.— St. Louis Republic.
can ! Is it that tho chestnut grows
most beautiful and mobile thing, the
C lm racte rlN tlc C o stu m e* D is a p p e a r in g .
more freely here!”—N ew York
human eye, can never imitate the
• 10» UKWAKI* aioo.
Possibly 50 per cent, of the inter­ World.
dullness of wax. Her eyes move in
The r«aders of this paper w ill be p?ea«ed to their sockots. She shifts her weight national costumes copied by Queen
W h en tlio H ep n rtcr Is W ork in g.
learn that the n Is at lonst one dreaded disease
Billy Victoria when she dressed dolls
that actence has been able to cure in nil lls from one leg to the other.
W hen youseo a reporter ongaged
staves, and that In Catnrrh. Hall's Catairh Cure laughs trium phantly at Jim m y’s ex­ have passed aw ay, never to return.
in w ritin g in n railw ay carriage,
Is the only positive pure known to iho medical
fraternity. Catarrh, being a ron'tltutional dis­ pense, who gasps, “ Well, if 1 nin't In some o f tho Swiss cantons the don't im agine that it is his innat*
ease, rt’ijuires a Pt.nstitirtonal treatment. Hall’s
traditional Helvetian garb yet sur­
sold
like
any
farm
er!"
And
the
liv­
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, »' tin directly
cussed ness or his lovo of hard work
tilion the blood and mneou«surface* of the sys- ing w ax figure's purpose is fulfilled. vives ; in others it is fast declining
that forms his motive power. Noth
tsm , thereby destroying the foundation Of the
to
extinction.
Picturesquely
clad
T ho “ Y e llo w D a y .”
di ease and giving the patient strength by build
of the kind. I have seen a reporter
ing tip the eonstititfion and assisting nature in
Sept. 8, 1881 , is w ell remembered men, wom en nml children w ho pro­ w riting in a railw ay carriuge, and
doing its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they offer One In Maine, Now Hampshire, Vermont tend to ho artists’ models, but who driven alm ost to desperation by
Hundred Dollars for any rase that It fdl!s to
and parts of New Y o rk and Pennsyl­ are in rea lity beggers, still haunt stress o f tinio and illegibility of note
euro. Bend for liat of testimonials. Ado rose
F. J. CHKNF.Y A CO., Toledo, O.
vania as tho “ yellow d a y.” Canada tho V ia Condotti at Rome and ex­ ami w ant of lucidity in the speaker,
• Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
also took on some of the characteris­ tract co p iers from the “ forestieri.” worried b y questions about his short­
It was Bo:i Franklin who said; “ Three may tic's noted In tho states alxivo men­ T he [rolico h ave driven them from hand and tho rato of speed at which
keep a secret If two of thorn ant dead."
tioned, only that tho yellow was of the Piazza di Spngnia nnd tho steps he can w rite it, by inconsiderate pas­
j of the Trinitli de M onti; hut ere |
a
A perfect oil dressing for line dull, greenish cast, which accounts ! long in all likelihood thoy w ill sengers, w ho then show their grati-
for the fact that tho Canucks refer
tuilo in practical fashion by lotting
kid shoes, guaranteed absolutely to it os tho “ green d a y .” In the w holly vanish. A few vestiges of down
the windows and blowing
rom
antic
dress
linger
in
the
Italian
dust-proof, or money refunded. m orning the sky had tho appearance
aw ay tho notes ho has been so pain­
)
provinces;
but
ou
tho
w
hole
th*
j
Watson's Peerless Polish. Use of being clouded, but as tho sun a r o s e [sminsula is at present inhabited by fu lly transcribing.
On other occasions 1 have heard
no other. For sale by all deal­ it w as plainly visible nnd of the color a population, tho males o f which
of tarn ishol brass. Alxnit midday
w ear "Btore"clothes and wide aw ake passengers enter into a violent polit­
ers.
the intense yellow was most appar­
ical debate, w ith frequent appeals
ent— ev eryth in g except leaves and hats, w hile the women are clud in to the reporter, varied by whistling
Manchester cottons and cheap hats
grass w as of a well tinted dark y el­
and singing. A t the same tim e a
low color. The cause of the phenom­ copied from tho latest Paris modes.
w riter in a railw ay carriage cannot
Characteristic
costumes
are
on
th*
;
enon has never Ix'en satisfactorily
wane in Germ any, in N orw ay and in ex[>cct everyb od y to be silent ju st t j
4 0 Y E A R S O F P A IN O U R E D .
explained. -P h ilad elphia Pres«.
Spain. T hey hold their own to some please him, and therefore he would
TH E CASE.
•xtont in Austria, in Bohemia nnd in do well to cultivate concentration of
P in M on ey front llu ls liig F lo w e r s.
K, A liianv S t .,
m ind.— London Tit Bits.
It is curious that when so many tho T y ro l; but on every side tho ntv
I thaca , N. Y.,
tionnl
costum
e
is
coming
down
to
a
M o d e rn iz in g th e M other o f C ities.
women are asking wlmt they can do
Dec. 19, 1881.
to earn money so few think of lie dull, prosaic level, and in another de­
The Mother of Cities ia in some re*
For over 40 years
cade
or
so
It
w
ill
1)«
difficult
to
dis­
com ing am ateur gardeners. Violets,
■ poets the new est of them all. One-
' I have b e e n a
pinks, chrysanthem um s nnd ninny crim inate liotweon different nation* h alf of Rome is as new as a back-
victim of rheu­
other flowers are not difficult to raise, in so far ns their garments are con- I w oods'settlem ent, nnd strenuous e f­
matism. I w a s
and when carefu lly jiacked and sent cem ed. — London Telegraph.
forts are being niatlo to furbish up
persuaded to try St. Jacobs Oil. I
to a first class florist bring good
the*other half. But wifh the latest
L l g h t n l n g ’ ii M a g n e t i c F.flTecta.
have used two bottles, and a man
prices. It is said thnt n woman in
innovation in Rome there is not
more free from rheumatism never
The m agnetic effects produced by much need to quarrel. The city is
the south make's a good income f u r
walked our streets. My limbs that
nishing real orange blossoms to a fa­ lightning are often very curious. A now lighted by electricity, generated
were once stilTand lame are now as
mous florist, w hile five or six others chest confirming a large assortment by the cascade of classic Tivoli. Such
light and limber as in my youth.
dress them selves on the dollars pro­ of knives, forks and other cutlery things, in such connection, sonnrl ap­
*
JOS. F.DSELL.
duced from the violets that grow with was, not m any years ago, struck ii. pallingly modern; but nothing of
A F T E R F IV E Y E A R S .
so little care in the w ell preserved tho house o f a Wakefield tradesman that kind is too strange not to be
and m agnetism imparted to the true, now that we seem likely before
violet p it - Exchange.
I thaca , N". Y ., July 5, 1887.
whole of the articles. Arago, in hi* long to hoar the cry of “ Change here
Suffered many years— injury to
W h , th o n l . c u l t . W e r e B ad .
“ Meteorological Essays," speaks of a
hip resulting in rheumatism, muscu­
It was m fault of the rook, slthonvh shoem aker in Swabia whose tools for Dam ascus!"—San Frnucisoo A r­
■ lie « u blame I by the metre** b«*o«n«e w ere thus treated, to his indescrib­ gonaut.
lar weakness and contracted cords.
the hiernite were not ae light, delir.Ui>
Two bottles of S .. Jacobs Oil re­
A m e r ica n P rogreso.
able annoynnee. “ Ho had to be con­
ami finely fltvored
nniial.
lieved me so that 1 now walk about
Disgusted American (on a dusty
When it wa< too late tiie renk found , stantly freeing his hammer, pinchers
and attend to daily duties at 6s,
•he had b*en imposed upon by the gro­ and knives from his nails, noodles rood) W ell, here wo are riding be­
1 hcartHv endorse It.
cer or hie hoy, who had given tier a new and awls, whieh were constantly get­ hind a pvir of horses nnd taking their
brand of baking powder in p'ace ol the ting caught b y them ns they lay to - . .
JO S. r . D S F . I . I -
j ’18* because our grandfathers
Koyal, which she had alwavs need witli
'
good lock, and which had been ordered gether on the bench." The same
Friend -W lm t's the m atter now !
She had ueed the new kind, spoiled the authority knew of a Genoese ship
“ The horses ought to lie hitched at
biacuit and got a scolding.
whieh was wrecked near Algiers in
The Royal Baking l’owder, a« every consequence o f some pranks played the rear end of the carriage. Quick,
cook knows, is alwavs to !<e relied upon. by lightning among the compasses, as I have ten minutes to spare. I'll
It ia one of the greatest aids she has
invent some w a y ." — N ew York
She ia always able with the least trouble the captain innocently supposing « I fitly
to make the very fine*t biscuits, cakes, thnt he was sailing toward the uo-.-rh
mtit'in« and crusts. Many a cook’s rep when ns a m atter of fact he was
III» G reat A m b itio n .
illation has been made by the delicious steering due south.
W illie had 1-een w atching the dem­
things she haa been able to mate w ith it |
olition of a house near his home with
It ia no wonder that she is indignant
H a h ll* o f P u b lic Slngrr*.
when the grocer sends her another hak- ! Do you know how m any famous great interest. Then he said:
Tht* Tret* M .rt li on II» bwt
“ Papa, I think I'll be an unbuilder
ing powder in ita place, which spoils her
food, injures he, repntation and brings lady singers have contrived and still when I grow up. Tearin g down
contrive to strengthen their voices! houses must he lots of fun."
her blame.
The grocer sends h '* t1 e n w brai d >1 Mine S>nti g, by curing mnlinee;
SiSTVKT*
In the World !
baking powder simp v t e.ause it i osts Mine, Deepierre, by drinking hot
a . J. TOWLR. BOSTON. MASS.
Tiie lS'.ki city directory of Minn»
him ao much less and he can make more
Big «I lEthe a^Ennwieorts profit by selling it than he can on the water-, Mine. Cruvelli, claret; Mnie. apolis reveals the fact that there are
leading remedy for aU vb*
Patti, seltzer w ater; Mine. Nilsson, in that city 1, li'.ifi Ole Oleeons, 1,010
unnatural dtA.harg«* a«» R lyal. The R >yal is m ».le from the very
privatadiseas««of ir v i 1 finest materials and coats mnch more beer; Mine. Cabol, by eating [>enrs; El k El
us, 1.213 Nels Nelson*
cartai e cura for the 4*:".»
than any other brand, which accounts Mme. Trebelli. strawberries; Mnie and 1,011 John Johnsons
iating «aakaaaa paca.'*
io wamaa.
for its superiority, although it is sold to Borghi-Mamo, by taking snuff. Mine.
[ iir«*«?*v
I praa-T haivaad fa»'a*'
omanmers at the same price.
[TMEMMWUMin. la ra^om m antisa W
Dorus Gras, by eating cold meat.
A wash ma<le o f w itch hazel and
L t m «MS»’ .0
' ''1 ru fVra-»
The cook shotildexaminecarefnlly the
I , bT0*m « 0 .OfoirvO* label
Several singers of the male sex cocaine, to l>e applied to the nasal
of the baking powder and see that
• « t a hv D r i n l è k
«»«r< * t i »
aha is not imported upon. If the gr -cer also have indulged in similar freaks. pru>«op's when the asthm a comes on.
«ends anything bat th e R >yal, send it Sabatt. the Swedish tenor, used to is an effective cure for hay fever
hrict.aaone cook did five tim es until eat pickled cucumber; Berk, the bar­
she got the Royal. T he on lv sa 'e way itone, hardly ever spoke for fear of
Cooper wrote to relieve the misery
s for the cook to have th e finest thing's spoiling his voice; Kinderman wa* of ever impending insanity, and waa
.Cough Syrup.1__
to work with, and the R ival is not only
In tim# Hold by Orag* sta
fifty three when th* “ Task * eat—
he finest, b it the tuoet economical to In th* habit of sucking prune*
EEiBZEUMZ
fbons the ptsaa
iiM hoea isa it goes ao much further.
j
NOTHING LIKE IT.
THE
A S c u lp to r in
F I K -T
LAW
or
X A T C B t.
Thw scnIptor9 In Greece ar« cele­ This soif-prsMT-stlon Is •ckanw ledgod to be
«ad peup.e who sd .pc «gains: tut, .iicrotth «* cf
brated, but a “ sculptor in grease” is dl*e«ne u genutLe m a lic nal ■ feguard, accroJ-
’cd by • xpeiie ce and the «auction of pay»i
som ething of a novelty in the art i daub,
afford a dappy illustration of the wisdom
world. Nevertheless Washington j of the layin g, In the health they restore and
o n t i n e to enjoy. Among ma allea, «gainst
possesses such a phenomenal artist, ¡ t the
growth «f which Uoatetter's stomacn Bit
w ho finds scope for the exhibition of tera affords efficient protection, diseases of the
j kidneys and bladder are fra ght a ith the ut-
j his genius not in classic marble or I most pf ril and exhit it great obstinacy when op-
plastic clay, but bus-relief models in pnM-d by ordinary means. The B itu rs can and
j will mi t.due them No testimony Ubtrougerthan
lard and busts in butterine. His this, l b «1 at the outset and peisis.entlr, the
rtsulia may be expect'd. This medicine
name is B. C. Ford, and his studio is j a best
so era d ic a te liver complaint, constipation,
dy*pepbia, m Simla, rheumatism and nervuua*
at the west of Center market.
The w ay Mr. Ford entered upon net a.
B • a little ciu tiou « about Kolug security for r
! bis artistic career was entirely by
man wbo Uke* ao newnpup r ami keeps two
accident. It is his custom to pile fif­ I dogs.
ty or six ty pounds of lord upon his
U ltf F K K SO N A L K X P I B I K N O I .
; counter, and one day he carelessly
picked up a k nife and carved a bas-
H o n . J a m e s W . H u s te d , w h ile ser v in g
relief portrait in the side. It was i h is s ix th term as .Speaker o f th e A sse m b ly
m erely an ideal head, drawn at ran­ j o f th e S tate o f N ew Y ork , w rites:
EW Y o r k .)
“ S t a t e o f N ew
dom, but possessed such merit aa to
A ssem bly C h a m b e r r
attract considerable attention and
A l b a n y , Jan i. 16 , 18 Ü 0 . J
j custom from the marketers. Sena-
I d esire to on c e m ore bear m y te s tim o n y
I tor Manderson, who happened along, to th e va lu e o f A llcock ’ s P orous P l a s ­
was particularly struck with the por­ t e r s . I h ave used th em for tw e n ty -liv e
p ast, and can c o n s c ie n tio u s ly c o m ­
trait, w hich ho declared to be a re­ years
m en d th em as th e best e x te rn a l rem ed y th a t
m arkable likeness of Sir W alter Ra­ 1 h a v e k n o w n . Y ears ago, w h en th row n
from a carriage an d s er io u sly in ju r ed , I
leigh.
th em a th o ro u g h tr ia l. I n a very
Since then Mr. Ford has continued gave
sh o r t tim e th e p ain 1 waa buffering d isa p ­
his experim ents and developed con­ peared , an d w itn in a w eek I w as e n tir e ly
siderable skill in manipulating bis reliev ed . On a n o th e r o c ca sio n , w h en su f­
ferin g from a severe c o u g h , w h ich th reat­
novel m aterial for nnirloling. His en
ed p u lm o n a r y d iffic u ltie s, w h ic h 1 wa*
| tools are ordinary carving knives, reco m m en d ed to go to F lo rid a to reliev e, I
w ith w hich he chisels ont in rough d e te r m in e d to te s t th e p la ste r s a g a in . I
th em to m y c h e st and b etw een th e
some ideal face. The features are a sh p o p u lied
ld er blad es, aiid in le ss th a n a fort­
afterw ard molded and smoothed by n ig h t w as e n tir e ly cu red . O n -still an o th e r
the fingers, the warm th of which occa sio n w hen s u ife r in g from an a tta ck o f
rh e u m a tism in th e sh o u ld er to su ch an e x ­
renders the lard plastic. W hen this te n t th a t I c o u ld sca rcely raise m y arm , I
has been done to the artist's satis­ a gain resorted to th e p la ste r s, and w ith in a
faction he dips his fingers in ice w a­ very few d a y s th e r h e u m a tism e n tir e ly d is
ap p eared . I h a v e th em c o n s ta n tly by m e,
ter, which chills and fixes the fea­ w h eth er at h o m e or abroad. M y fa m ily as
tures, at tho same time imparting a w ell as m y s e lf h a v e fou n d th em to be a
marbleliko gloss to tho hus-t and so v ereig n rem ed y , both for e x te rn a l and
in tern al tr o u b les.
1 nrver had but one
showing almost translucent in the k id n e y d iffic u lty in m y life, an d th e
a p p lic a tio n o f th e p la ste r s cured m o in
•iectric l i g h t — W ashington P ost
a w eek. I desire, as I said before, to bear
m y te s tim o n y in a p u b lic w ay to th eir
efficacy, an i I k n ow o f n o better w ay o f
d o in g it th an by g iv in g y o u m y person al
e x p e r ie n c e .”
A boy never lo ks in the glass to ►ec if his face
i i ole*u alter be has v « i b w lt i he look* at the
niirt on the towel.
Hood’s. Cures ROLLER SKATES
The znarvf-llou« cure ol
Mi*« Lettte Huntley of
Cortland,N.Y.ha« attract
ed wide attention. She
whs u gh to death’« door
with hemorrhage* i aused
by ulcer« in the «tomach.
Could eat nothing. When
the p b y n e l a n i said
t h e r e w a a n o t»oj^e9
her mother urged her to
try Hood's Aaitapurllla.
T it«» l l n u t h y . s»he reluctantly consented
rnd 111 « few day» felt stronger, bloating «ub-
iried, appetite gradually returned, aud in a
nonth she c o u l d w a l k a e r o » « t h e
r o o m . In six months she was aa well aa ever
n her Ilf- and haa been In p e r f e c t h e a l t h
aver since. She say»: " I know that
P IL E S
A full stock of Raymond E xtension Roller
Skate* constantly ou hand.
F ir e
A rm s« F is h in g
—AND—
T a c k le
S p o r t in g G ood » o f E v e r y I n s c r ip t io n
H. T. HUDSON,
P O R T L A N D , OK.
0 3 F ir s t S t r e e t,
Send 5 cents in stamps for new 112 page illus­
trated catalogue.
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
nu iratti.on e, s a v e d m y lif e .* *
HOOD'S FILLS <mr# Liver Ills. Jaundice, Bil-
! cubik .,« n , Hick Headache and Constipation.
F e r r y ’s '
Seeds
Fresh Air and Exercise.
and reap a rich
harvest. They arc* always reliable, ’
G et all that's
always In demand, always the l*e6t
possible of
Fur 1S9U Is Invaluable to every Planter. I
both, if in ^
It Is an encycloftrdla of the latest farming r
Information from the highest authorities, i
need of flesh
Mailed . Free.
D.M.FF.RKY A
DETROIT,.
strength
and n e r v e
force. T h ere's need,too, o| p le n ty
O ld G o ld aud Silver BoUgnt; seed your old Gold
sod Silver by mail to the old and reliable house of A
o f fat-food.
KERRY’S SEED ANNUALl
Scott’s Emulsion
o f C od L iv e r O il b u ild s up flesh
and stren gth q u ick er than any
other preparation know n to sci­
ence.
Sto/t's Emulsion is constantly e f­
fecting Cure o f Consumption,
Bronchitis and kindred diseases
where other methods f a i l .
Oalamao, 41 Third street. San Praaciaao; I will tend by
return mall the cash, according to aaaay; if tho amount
la not sotisfootory will return gold.
FRAZER AXLE
GREASE
Best intheWorld!
Get the Genuine!
Sold Everywhere!
VALENTINE'S
ELE
CTRIC BELT
Ladies or 6entlemen.
Prepared by Scott A Bnwne, N. Y. All druggists.
DP *4 ol 1st quality can ever
be sent by mail. May-
you
Know
it. By freifiht, prepaid if
We positively cure rupture, plies and all rec­
pre'erred,
we
ship
safelv
4 ,6 or6 ft. trees ;
tal diseases without pain or detention from busi­
ness, No cure, no pay. Also all Private dis­ 2-yr. Hoses of rare excellence, everything !
eases. Address for pamphlet Drs. Porterfield
Yon actnally pav less than for the puny
Losey, 838 Maiket street, rian Frnmilsco.
stnif. 1 0011 acres Nurseries. 20 ,f 0(1 acres
O Charity, what awkward dancing is some Orchards. Ezact information about trees
MBM in thy name!
ami fruits. Stark Bros., Louisiana, Mo.
H l/PTU K IC A N D
|
€/ 7 S )
CLUED.
nap
For C ou gh s, C olds and T h roat D isord ers
Troches '’ h ave proved
th e ir efficacy by a te s t o f m an y years. Sold
Latest improved. Is recognized by the medl-
c 1 pr fession as the only oommon-sense belt
made for the cure of Seminal Weakness, Pains
in the Back, Loss of Memory. Hysteria, Nervous
Prostra ion or au disease arising from youth­
ful indiscretion. Believes in one or tw o days
Rnenmatism, Constipation, Paralysis, Klduey or
Liver Tronbles. P r i c e O lO . He;.d for cl cular.
Sent C. O. D. or on receipt of price. Address
O N fs O O U m h o s , D r u g g l v t i ,
O a k la n d ................................................. C a lifo r n ia
"B ro u m ’s B ronchial
- E L Y ’S C R E A M B A L M - -C leanses th e N a sa l I
P a ssa g e s, A lla y s P a in aud Iiifln inm u tIon, l l o a l s l
th e Sores, R esto res T a ste and S m ell, and C u r e s!
on ly in boxes.
One peison with a chronic case of vanity
sometimes gives the disease to an entire town.
Y?LDl^Htì “ J
WPf»ERlj)j
d*
Q ^ Cf A
T by G sbmea for breakfast.
I J iv e s R e l i e f a t o n c e f o r ( 'o ld in f l e a d .
Appfy intn th* Sostril». ------- It is (Juickhi Absorbed.
0c. Drnggisto or by mail. ELY BROS., 56 W'iarreu St-, N. Y. |
Use Enameline Htove Polish: no d u s t no sm ell.
O X T R IA L .
T hat’s a good w ay
to buy a m edicine,
b u t It’s a p retty
hard c o n d i t i o n
nnder w hich to sell
it. Perhaps You’ve
noticed th at the or­
dinary, hit or m iss
^ “m edicine doesn’t a t­
tem pt it.
Tno on ly rem edy
o f its kind so re­
m arkable in its effects th at it can be sold on
th is plan is Dr. Pierce's G olden M edical Dis­
covery. A s a blood - cleanser, str en g th -r e ­
storer, and flesh-builder, there’s nothing like it
know n to m edical science. In every disease
where the fau lt is in tho liver or the blood, as
D ysp ep sia, Indigestion, B iliousness, and tho
m ost stubborn Skin, Scalp, and Scrofulous
affections,1 it is gu a ra n teed in every case to
benefit or cure, or y ou h ave your m oney back.
To every sufferer from Catarrh, no m atter
how bad the case or o f how long stand­
in g, tho proprietors of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh
R em edy say t h is : “ If w e can’t cure it,
perfectly aiid perm anently, w e’ll pay you
9500 in cash.” Sold b y ail druggist*.
> -«* FO* .
.C a t a r B Y - i
Justice to All.
It is now apparent to the Directors of the World’s Columbian
Exposition that millions of people will be denied the pleasure of becoming f f i L
the possessors of
W o rld ’s F air
Souvenir Coins
The Official Souvenir
o f the Great
Exposition —
The extraordinary and growing demand for these Coins, and the de­
sire on the part of the Directors that equal opportunities may be afforded for
their purchase, have made it necessary to enlarge the channels of distribution.
To relieve themselves of some responsibility, the Directors have invited
THE MERCHANTS
C ures C o n su m p tio n , C ou gh s, C roup, S ore
T h r o a t. So’d by all D n i^ st» on a Guarantee.
Fora Lams Side, tack crChe-t S h iloh ’s Porous
P l a s te r w ill g iv e f-e-.t « ¿tl-fictio n.— 25 c e n ts .
Throughout the Nation to unite with the Banks in placing Columbian Half-
Dollars on sale. This is done that the masses of the people, and those
living at remote points, may be afforded the best possible opportunity to
obtain the Coins.
S H IL C u ’ G V IT A L IZ C R .
Mrs. T. S. H aw kin s, Chattanooga,Tonn.,says:
THE FORTUNATE POSSESSORS
consider it thebcjtrcmcdy/oradcBSlUticdsj/sten
/ ever used . ” For Dyr.pcr la, L iver cr K idney
of SOUVENIR COINS will be those who are earliest in seizing upon these
new advantages.
** Shiloh's Vitalizer *S A VI'.D M Y L I F E .' I
trouble
it exccb. P rice 75 eta*
^ C A T A R R H $10,000 W a s P a id F o r T h e F i r s t C o in
REM EDY.
They are all alike, the issue is limited, and time must enhance their
Havo you Catarrh? Try th is Remedy. It w ill
icllevo and Cure you. P rice (SO cts. This In -
:or fo r its successful treatm ent is furnished
lecto
___
free. j, Shiloh’s Remedies are sold b y ua ou A
guarantee to givo satisfaction.
“German
Syrup
99
I sim ply state th a t.I am D ruggist
and Postmaster here and am th ere­
fore in a position to ju d ge. I have
tried m any Cough Syrup s hut for
ten years past have found nothing
equal to Bov. bee s German Syrup.
I have given it to m y b sliy for Croup
w ith the most satisfactory results
K very mother should have it. J. H.
II oitiis , D ruggist nnd Postmaster,
Moffat, T ex a s
W e present facts,
livin g facts, o f to-day Boschee’s
Germ an S yru p gives strength to the
body. T a k e no substitute.
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value. The price is One Dollar each.
HOW TO GET THE COINS:
G o to your nearest merchant or banker, as they are likely to have
them. If you cannot procure them in this way, send direct to us, ordering
not less than Five Coins, and remitting One Dollar for each Coin ordered.
Send instructions how to ship the Coins and they will be sent free
of expense. Remit by registered letter, or send express or post-office money
order, or bank draft to
Treasurer W orld’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, IU.
U n i been Imitated, but Hear Equalled— they i n Beyond ( omparison I
We Make
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-
Why ?
90 per cent.
O f the
Wire Mats
Sold In
America.
•¥ “
Because
They are
Odorless,
Everlast ng
And “ Best.”
that your mai aa* hra«« tog attached «tamped *• H ahtvan .”
H A R T M A N M F C . C O M P A N Y . Works. B E A V E R F A L L S . PA.
T . D . G 4K 9K , O e n ’l W e ste r n S a le s A * t.. A OR S ta te S t., C h ic a g o .
M fM CUMMI, A.hr11»<, Or
WUT. IASM. IMS «
S wum Fitti. Iasi
IN V A L ID G O O D S .
R o llln c
4 hair«
R w lln ln i
a
Chair«
B a ck llr*i*
C o m m o rlri.
%
ssr.'Bggv.BPffla
I
for Cettalogiu».
W. I. SCIRGM, fl In lhnt"nrj $!, S.f
flSH
I can « «te w| h plesgor« 'h»t by the use of MOORE'd RK-
VEALED REMEDY mv hu«ban<i w h - icllevtd rom sn oid
care of RHEUMATISM stid mv youngest boy c«red entirelv
of INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM when the best dottori-
could get did him no good. Y uri i*1 g atitn-le.
MRS. N V STEELE.
E MARK
WATERPROOF COAT
BY NOT mOlMd THE ftlfMT
B IC Y C L E
>ei»o ro^ ov*» ( ata *. oo vc - T ellj yov all aoovt
'W H E R E
D IR T G A T H E R S , W A S T E R U L E S .”
G R E A T S A V IN G R E S U LTS FROM T H E U S E O F
\0RTII PACiPlC f YCl.K ('ft
B I C Y C L E S O r -V E R Y DESCRIPTION .
S A P O L IO
B m m ** - P o w t i a n d O r e g o n .
YOUNC MEN!
T h * Specific A Mo. I.
(Nirw. wlthon* fail, a!’ c*«-« of H <nnrr>
hors .«rid
no nv.:; •' . f L- w ¡o- »
•tardirg r> even;« »trietnro. It h», » ao Irt-
t-n> .1 Tvra«*'.v t'nr»'« o *»n * v erytm i a H«e
ha.s fulled. No 1*1 by all D nutgtits.
MamifartnrerK The A tv toenh«. MMVtn#
r r l i v . *».— ■
t iv .
J .w > u
k .
r. v. r. s* «u • r. s. w. v*. mt
Simonds
Crescent Ground Cross Cuts.
A n d All K i n d s ef M I L L S A W S . A le « S e w R e p a iring.
I T
S IM O S D S
S A W S O .. 79 Fre nt Street. Portla nd. O f. -M R
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