A n Aneient W o r t on Angling.
BIRDS o r PASSAGE
As Tim with his train rumbled past thi*
The greatest work of antiquity on
Between this and the other »ide o l the broad
door he involuntarily glanced at it to see
The countless stars which to our human eye
tlantic, in the shape o f touriits, com m ercial
that it was in good working order
He angling is said to be the Haliéutica of A
Are fixed and stead fast, cacti In proper place.
Oppi&n, a Greek poet, who flourished in traveler* and mariners, ageuts “ on the road,”
Forever hound to changeless point* in »pace. had become imbued with the fear of izu the time of bererus. A . D .. 196. from steamboat captain», ship’s surgeons and “ all
sort» and c o n d itio n »” o l traveler», em igrant
FOOT
FROM HFAD TO -------
Rush with our sun and planet* through the pending danger, and Ned, too, glanced
from tide to side as he hurried along. He which w s loons that many artifices in and new settlers appreciate and testify to the
•ou feel the good that’s done by Dr. PiertVe
sky.
preventive ai ' remedial properties o f Uoatet­
rolden Medical Discovery. It purifies tb«
also occasionally snorted bis disapproval
fishing thought to be modern were known ter’» Stomach Bitters in seasickness, nausea, &
And like a flock of birds »tilt onward fly:
Returning never whence begun their race.
All the forenoou the empty cars were to th« ancients.
W e also learn from malarial and rheum atic trouble, and all disor­ blood. And through the blood, it cleanses,
They speed their < eaaeleae way with gleam­ drawn in and the loaded ones taken out Atheneus tliat several other writers liad der» of the stomach* liver and bowels. Against repairs, and invigorate* the whole system.
the prejudicial influence» of clim ate, crudely
In recovering from “ La Grippe.” or in
ing face.
with the regularity of clockwork. Tim ! written treatises or poems on fishing cooked
or unaccustomed diet and impure wa­ convalescence from pneumonia, fevers, or
Aa though God bade them win infinity
and Ned had been at that work so long
ter, it is a sovereign safeguard, and has been so other wasting diseases, nothing can equal il
some centuries before the Christian era. regarded by the traveling public for a third o f a
that each knew exactly what to do.
Ah. whither, whither 1* their forward flight
century. No form o f malarial fever, from the as un appetizing, restorative tonic to build up
Through endless time and limitless expanse?
Overhead the river rumbled and roared. —American Angler.
calentura o f the Pacific and the broken-bone needed flesh and strength. It rouses every
What power with unimaginable mia’ht
Inch by inch the water climbed the banks
fever of the Mississippi to it» m ilder types, can organ into natural action, promotes ail the
A F IN E P L A C E F O R B O I S .
First hurled them forth to spin in tireless and carried away the newly fallen leaves
resist the c u r a m s action of this benignant pre­ bodily functions, arid restores health and
server
and restorer o f health, a veritable boon vigor.
dance?
.
.
..
or whirled them off Into little eddies, but
IF hat beauty lures them on through primal Tim knew nothing of what was going on
For every disease that conies from a torpid
H oitt’s Oak Grove School is unquestion- to person* in feeble health or liable to incur
disease.
__________
night.
liver or impure blood, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
lh
l
v
«.’
.♦
•
o
f
th*-
schools
for
hors
on
the
outside. The owners of the mine watched
Ho that, for them, to be Is to advance?
Pacific Coast, It is located near Millbrae,
a ch ild wants a favor from his parents Biliousness, and the most stubborn okin,
the rapidly rising waters with apprehen San Mateo countv, Cal., in charge o f IraG. he When
—Bishop Spaulding in Century.
asks his father's permission, and tells his Scalp, or Scrofulous affections, the “ Discov­
■ion. The river was higher than it had Hoitt, Ph.D., ex-6tate Superintendent, with m other he is going to do it.
ery ’ is the only remedy so certain that it
been for some time and they feared for the a first-class corps of seven teachers. The
can be guaranteed. If it doesn t benefit or
cure, in every case, you have your money
safety of the men hard at work beneath the place is beautiful and healthy. The number
T r t G krmea fo r breakfast.
back. ___________ ^
_______
raging waters A consultation was held o f pupils is limited to fifty *o that special,
and it was resol veil to call out all the individual attention may be given to each.
For a perfect and permanent cure for
Use Enameline Stove P olish; no dust, no smell.
“ Goodby, mother; goodby, sister,” said miners and laborer* at 19 o’clock. At 11
Catarrh, tako Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy.
The bald-headed man is a blessing in more
little Tim Seasongood, as he closed the o ’clock an order wan sent down for every ways than o n e . He never gets his hair ca t on
P l u n d e r ’ s O r e g o n H 'o o d P o r l f l c r is It« proprietors offer *300 reward for an
man
in
the
mine
to
come
out
at
noon
and
incurable
case of Catarrh.______ __________
Saturday night.
gate In front of their cottage in a western
the best remedy for cleansing your system.
coal mining town one morning and joined bring their tools with them. The order
A L W A Y S G IV IN G S A T IS F A C T IO N .
the “ Tin Bucket Brigade,” as the miners was obeyed with alacrity. A few minutes
were called, on their way to the work*. to 12 the tools were piled into empty cars
B r a n d b e t u ’ s P il l s have always g iv e n j
His little sister Cora stood on the front and the men filed from the river division
steps as long as she could see her brother and went toward the bottom of the shaft satisfaction. I n fifty years there has been j
A S P E C IA L T Y ■ !iy o r ’ Tertiary
to
be
hoisted
into
the
bright
sunshine
and
and waved her plump hands after him.
no complaint o f them. That is about their j
Syphilis permanently cured In 15 to36 days. You
can be treatod at homo for tho same price and thi
He looked back occasionally and threw safety.
life
in
the
United
States,
and
millions,
of
same guarantee»; with tbooo who prefer to corn}
Tim was the last, and was about to go
kisses to her.
b.re wo will contract to care them or refund nlrnejr
persons have used them. There is no doubt
Tim was fifteen years old and was a driver with the train partly loaded with tools,
and pny expense of coming, railroad fare and hotel
that
they
have
established
themselves
by
tills, if we fail to euro. If you have taken mer­
In the coal mine; that Is, he drove a mule when he thought of bis dinner pail, which merit alone. They cure rheumatism, dys­
cury. I o d id e potash, and still have aches and
which drew the loaded coal cars from he had left behind. He jumped down and pepsia. pile*, liver complaint, biliousness
M u c o u a P u t c h e s in mouth, More T h r o a t ,
t ains,
•Implea, C o p p e r -C o lo re d fij»ots,L 'Icer»on any
where the miners worked to the month of ran back fifty yards to get it. When he r©- and any disease arising from an impure
turned
Ned
wa*
pawing
the
ground
lmpa
part o f tho body, I l a l r or E y e b r o w * fhMln*r
the mine, where they were hoisted ont at a
state o f the blood. One or two at n ig t on
o u t . It Is this S y p h ilitic B h O O B JPOIHO.'«
that wo g n iic n n t c c to cure. W e solicit tho most
shaft, then run down a long incline to the tiently The lights of the departing miners an empty stomach for a week or two will
o b s t in a t e c a s e s and c h a lle u g e t h e a y o r ld fo r
river, where the coal was loaded into danced about in the distance os Tim sprang keep you in good form and tone up the
a c a s e w e cann ot, cu re# Tillsdlseaoobnsalways
to his place behind Ned.
system. They are purely vegetable, abso­
barges by meAns of a tipple.
b affled th e s k ill o f t h e
t e m ln e u t pny»k-
Suddenly there was a deafening roar lutely harmless ana safe to take at any
c lu n k » .1 0 0 ,0 0 0 capital behind oar un.on.1i-
Tim’s father had worked in the mine
tlonal guarantee. A h » o l u h w <
nearly all his life, and the boy bad gone Everything seemed to tremble forasecond. time.
application.
Address
t/O
O
lL
R E M E D Y *ii;*
Sold in every drug or medicine store,
u t e o t o 1 3 3 1 M a s o n ic T e m p le » C h ica g o , amu
down into the durkuess and among the Ned reared and plunged forward. Just either plain or sugar-coated.
then
a
large
fiat
stone
fell
from
the
roof,
mysteries of tho mine when just old
enough to walk without assistance, and by filling the cars with broken stones and
The crow never makes any noise except with
the time he was twelve years old he was knocking Tim to the ground, where he was “ caw s,” but the solem n-looking ow l is ou t on a
held fast by something across his lower “ toot ’ ’ every night.
familiar with all parts of It.
A t the age of thirteen ho was anxious to limbs. His light was dashed out by the
R U P T U R E A N D P IL E S C U R E D .
earn something tq assist his father in sup fall. A t the same instant Ned tore loose
positively cure ruptnre, piles and all rec­
porting the family, and after much plead from his fastenings and plunged away in tal We
(G A S O K G A S O L IN E )
diseases without pain or detention from busi­
ing his father permitted him to become a the awful darkness.
ness, No cure, no pay. Also all Private dis­
Made for Power or Pumping Purposes.
Tim
screamed
for
help,
but
the
sound
of
eases.
Address
for
pamphlet
Drs.
Porterfield
A
driver.
«
J ir«. J. N. Aaghenbaugh
The Cheapest Reliable Gas Engine
Tim was assigned to drive old Ned, a do his voice was drowned by a great noise Losoy, 838 Market street, wan Francisco.
on the Market.
01 Etters, Ta.
cile mule, which had spent the most of his which seemed to fill the cavity about him.
It is not so strange that the sea breaks on the
daylight life underground. Ned was a At first a small stream o f water poured shore—the sailors generally do the same thing.
knowing animal And took kindly to his down on him. It grew in volume every
new master Tim always had a caress for second. Tim tugged and twisted to get
OF E ngin « AND
The man w ho waits for appreciation gener­
Intense Suffering I I Years.
P ump .
his four footed friend. A bit of apple or out from under the weight that held him ally gets it in the shape of an epitaph.
fast.
His
most
violent
efforts
were
fruit­
some other dainty morsel was Ned’s daily
H ood 's H ealed the Sore In Seven
“ Brown's Bronchial Troches" have a direct
reward from Tim. In time the two became less. He knew that his time was short if
irecks — A 1‘erfect Cure.
on the inflamed parts, giving re­
so friendly that there was no friction l>e he did not succeed in getting out, for he influence
lief in coughs, colds and the various throat
“ I w ill recom m end I lo o d ’s Sarsaparilla a.i
tween them, and the miners playfully realized that the long dreaded moment had troubles to which singers and public speak­
first-class. I t has proved its m erits to us.
called them “ T. & N.” Tim got hold of arrived when the river was breaking into ers are liable. Sold only in boxes.
Tw olvc years
m y w ife w o « p ick in g rasp­
some brass tacks one day and drove them the mine. He raised his voice again and
berries w hen sho scratched herself on a brier,
Into Ned’s harness in such a way as to again for help, but the only answer he
The poultry dresser is a lu cky fellow . That the w ou nd from w h ich soon d evelop ed in to a
is, he always gets the pick o f the flock.
make these characters appear in bright heard was millions of echoes.
terrible sore, between her k u ee and ankle. Not­
Just as ho was about to resign himself to
withstanding ail w o d id fo r It, i t con tin u ed dis­
letters.
his
fate
he
felt
a
warm
breath
on
his
face;
H O W M T H IS !
charging fo r eleven lo n g years. W o tried m ed i­
As Tim clattered along that morning
cal skill o n every side, w ith n o effect. A bout a
Ned
had
come
back.
Tim
reached
up
and
on his way to the mouth of the mine the
We offer One H undred D ollars’ Reward foi year ago sho read o f H ood ’ s Sarsaparilla and
sun was just rising. It was early iu Octo clasped his faithful friend tightly about anv case of catarrh that cannot be cured by con clud ed to try it herself, and w h ile taking tho
the
neck
and
cried
out,
“
Back,
Ned,
back.”
H
all’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
first bottle sho felt better and con tin u ed w ith It
her and the surrounding hills were re^
Props., Toledo, O.
For a second ho thought his arms would
splendent in their fail attire. Now and
F o r Sim plicity it B eats tha W orld»
Sarsa­
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Che­
then a red leaf dropped from among its be pulled from his body and at the shoul­ ney for the last tliteen years; and believe him
I t o ils its e lf from a R eservoir,
parilla
honorable in all business transactions
fellows aod fluttered to the ground in the ders. Then he felt himself drawn slowly perfectly
N o C arburetor to g e t ou t o f order.
and financially able to carry out any obligation u n til to-day sho is entirely w ell and better than
calm atmosphere. The sun was out in all forward, and it seemed that his legs would made by their firm.
N o B atteries o r E lectric Spark.
WEST
&
T
R
U
A
x,
ever.
Tho
sore
was
healed
up
in
soven
weeks.
be
broken
as
they
slipped
from
am
ong
tho
W holesale Druggists, T oledo, O.
its splendor that morning, the first time
Ile r lim b is perfectly sound. W o attrlbuto her It runs with a Cheaper Grade o f Gasoline than any
stones
that
held
him
to
tlie
ground.
The
WALDINO,
KINNAN
A
MARVIN,
other Kngine.
for several days.
euro entirely to H ood ’ s Sarsaparilla.” J acob
W holesale Druggists, T oledo, O.
Tim did not notice the beauties of nature instant he was free Ned bounded away be­
H all’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act­ N. AUUHKN ba u g ii , Etters, York Co., Pa.
BKN D FOR CATALCOTK TO
tween
the
rails
with
Tim
still
hanging
to
ing
d
irectly
upon
the
blood
and
m
ucous
sur­
as he hurried along, not that he was not n
H O O D ’ S P I L L S euro al l L iver I Ils, B ilious­ O A L M E R & R E V , M a n u f a c t u r e r s ,
faces of the system. Price, 75 cents per bottle.
lover of the beautiful, but his thoughts his neck and his body swinging back above Sold
by all druggists. Testim onials iree.
the auimal’s hoofs.
ness, Jau ndice, Indigestion, Sick Headache^
were on a subject which more directly cou
405 Sansomc Street, San Francisco, Cal.
By
this
time
the
water
was
coming
down
cerued his welfare.
His father had been killed in a mine ac in a stream a foot in diameter and growing
larger every moment.
cideut a few mouths before, and Tim felt
P O R T L A N D , OKKGON.
At the door to the department Ned stum
the responsibility of the support of his
bled and threw Tim to one side, which
Let
us
look
into
the
force,
mean­
mother and sister resting on his young
caused the animal to swerve near the wall.
ing, reason o f the oft-repeated line :
shoulders. He desired to attend school
Cures Promptly and Permanently.
and acquire an education which would lit In some way one trace chain caught In the
handle of the door and closed it with a
him for higher duties in life, but at that
bang
which
wedged
it
between
the
door
Pains Endured for 30 Years,
moment the outlook was decidedly gloomy
,i FOR COUGHS,
28 Years,
nickel
forour young friend. Hecould not see how posts as Ned dashed on with his human
he could accomplish that which ho desired, burden toward the bottom o f the shaft.
20
Years,
COLDS
All was confusion there. The most able
as the support of the family depeuded al
m o v ’ n it
10 Years,
bodied were hurrying up the ladders, as u
most solely on his labor.
AND CROUP.
general alarm had been sounded when the
Have been promptly Cured by
When he reached tho mouth of the mine,
roar of water was first heard. Ned stopped
G RAN DM O TH ER ’S ADVICE.
Ned was backed Into tho cage and Tim fol
riT . J A C O B S
0X1»
with a snort and with his eyes gleaming
lowed and pat up the bars. While waiting
•dy for Coughs, Gold» and Croup w u onion syrup. 16
in the darkness with excitement. Tim
Is just as efTectivo to-day as It was forty ynar» ago.
By the nso o f :
for the man In charge of the machinery to
Now my grandchildren tako Pr. Gunn’s Onion Syrup
dropped limply to the ground, but was
which is already prepared and more pleasant to tho
shove back the lever and lower the cage to
A
F
E
W
A
P
P
L
I
C
A
T
I
O
N
S
hastily picked up and carried to the cage.
taste. Sold everywhere. Large bottles 60 cents.
the bottom of tho shaft a hundred feet l>e
Toko no substituto for IU There’s nothing os cood.
A HALF B O TTL E
Ned backed into his accustomed place, and
low, he heard some one inquire os to the
ONE B O TTLE
stage of the water in tho river, which the signal was given to hoist away. The
TW O BO TTLES.
machinery was started and a few seconds
flowed swiftly by ’J0U yards away. Tim
Inter Tim and Ned wero safely on top of
Correspondence with Sufferers showt
glanced hastily riverward at the instant
the ground. All the miners were out in a
entire permanence o f cure up to this
the cage started downward and saw that
I short time.
time, In some cases covering
the water was almost to the top of the
Tim was unconscious when he reached
FOR CLOTHING o f every description. Odor­
8 Years, less
banks of the stream and was filled with
the surface and was carried out into the
and air-tight: can be used for years. Send
floating driftwood. Heavy fall rains bad
7 Years, sttffnp
for circular. Agents wanted everyw here.
fresh air. Ned followed closely and watch
set in a week before, aud in cousequence of
G f . o . J. L udlow . Room 10, 221 Front street, San
8
Years,
ed the movements of the men with as great
Francisco, California.
the great rainfall t lie stream was extremely
I anxiety as a dumb brute could express.
10 Years, F n p QA| C A fine HOTEL, containing 60 rooms:
high.
| In a short time Tim opened bis eyes, and
ru n O n L L tfiirn itfre all notv; doing a good busi-
»nd so on, and this proof wa hold.
Without a thought of serious danger, in turning his head to one side he saw Ned.
ness; a long lease on favorable terms will be given
however, Tim dropped foot after foot to | The nuinial crowded up at a signal from
to right party; |2,500; half cash. Address J. H
ward the center of the earth, with Ned Tim and received the caresses lavished on
A copy o f tuo “ Official Fortfollo o f the
FISK. 204Si Wash’ ngton street, Portland, Or.
World’s colu.ublan E x p *titiou,” descriptive
breathing softly on his neck as the two | him in a way that would lead one to be
’ o f Buildings
Grounds, beautifully llltra-
stood crowded into the cage.
trat* d, in wat^r
effects, w ill be sent fix
| lieve that he knew all about what had
“ Bo quiet, Ned,” commanded Tim, as the happened and realized that they had had a
c o y address u,>on receipt o f 10c. in postage
To Fee this Match, b u t when you have seen It
s?*mpi » y T h r C k lrles A. Y cosleh C o .,
animal manifested some uneasiness at the very narrow escape.
and It suits you, pay tu eexp ress agt-ntour price
B a l t m o u z . M d .
Boutid of water dripping faster than usual ! Tlra and Ned never went into the mino
3 1 0 aud take it, otherw ise ho w ill rotum it
at our expense.
down the sides of the shaft. “ You are not again. The accidental closing of the door
getting skittish in your old days, 1 trust,’ ’ had prevented the greater part of the mine
TAIfC NflTIPC I we *o not handle rhe«p
I AWC HU I IOC ! trashy W-tches which »ie
patting Ned on the nose.
The animal from being flooded, and thereby a great
no bet for than brass. W e g u a r - n i c e n l
plaoed his head affectionately ou Tim ’s deAl of valuable property was saved.
our g-xul«, and can sell j o u anything iu the
•boulder and became quiet.
Jewelry line, at sim ilar prices.
\ As a mark of gratitude tho mine owners
When the cage stopped at the bottom the provided for the 3easongood family and
K R A N K W O O I S Ï V , A g e n t. P ortlan d , Or.
bars wero lowered and Nod followed Tim sent little Tim to school. He acquired a
We send goods C. O. D. subject to exam iuat.i u.
out. Tim had lighted a little tin lard oil good education, ami reaching manhood
Address
lamp, which he carried at the front o f his he embarked in business for himself.
YOUNG MEN!
cap, before entering the cage. When he
T h e 8peoifle A No. I.
EXCELSIOR WATCH CO.
He is now one of the honored aud pros
Cures, without fall, all rone* of O o s
emerged from tho cage he saw the lamps perous citizens of that locality,
637 M arket St«, - - San Francisco.
ho*a and H l w l , no matter of h.»w long
of many miners flashing about here and j Ned was given the best of care, and
standing. Prevents stricture, It being an In­
P alace H otel .
ternal r. m ely. Cures when everything else
there, like fireflies before a storm in sum
passed his remaining days in frolicsome ssota*
lias failed. Sold by all Druggists.
foots., and
msr, as tho men prepared to go to the vari
Manufacturers:
The
A.Hcnoenhet*
Medicine
Idleness. He was frequently visited by Sl.OOper Bo’
A l l l l l l f l ^ o r p h l n » H a b it C o r e d In IO
P rt— . R o t .
Co., B mi S en . CmL
ous departments of the mine. He had wit
t o iiO d n v « . N o p a y t ill c u r e d .
Tim, Aud it was no uncommon sight to see
V I I VIVI D R , J ,2 T C P H E N e , L eb anon,O hio,
nessed similar scenes many times before the two standing out in a pasture, with One ce n t a dose.
T
iro
G
r
e
a
t
C
ouoh
'
X
t
r
*
p
ro
m
p
tly
cures
and paid no attention to them, but hitched Ned resting his head on Tim’s shoulders
all others fa il. C oughs, Croup. Sore
Ned to tlie train of empty cars that stood •nil eating dainties from the hand of his where
T hroat, H oarseness, w h o o p in g C ough and
waiting, and with a merry crack of his best human friend.
When Ned finally A sthm a. F o r Consum ption it nna n o rival:
whip and a cheerful “ O’ lotig, Ned,” went went to his last reward he was carefully has cured thousands, and w ill CURE T o o If
taken In t<mo. Sold b y D ruggists on a gu ar­
rattling away over the steel rail truck
burled by Tim
antee. F o r a Lame Back o r Chest, use
Half a dozen miners had clambered into
A t the bead of the green mound was SHILOH’S BELLADONNA PLASTERiSc.
the curs with their dinuer pails and the erected a headstoue, ou which was chiseied
tools which they had taken out of the the words:
Morgan & Wright P neum atic....................
$150
mine the night before to get re-pointed
DETAIL—
Frame,
Derby
pattern,
double
throughout
from
continuous
Tim was perched upon the head of the for
:
ned .
:
sea mie»» steel tubing: 9-inch H ead; Wheel B hsc , 44 inches; W h e e ls ,»
iia v e y o u Catarrh ? This rem ed y is guaran­
ward car, aud he had to frequently duck
: KINDNESS TO nr MU RK17TSS IS ALWAYS
inches; Tool Stee. Hearings; Mannesmann s Spiral Fibre Steel Tubing
teed t o cu re r o u . P rice, 60eta. In je cto r free.
his head to avoid colliding with well
HEWAHDU)
{À i . n f.ft" Aiu\ 63 inches; Round Cranks,
aud 7-inch throw ; Hum ber
C hain ; Garford Paddles. Drop Forging throughout.
known overhanging obstructions.
W
e
have
the
best
and
most
sim
ple
spokes
m ade: thev ran }<e replaced
—C. A. H. in Pomeroy (O.) Tribuus.
After going a short distance Tom looked
h r the rider w ithout rem oving the tire, and are fully explained and il­
lustrateti in our Catalogue: also tangent spokav
Into the car next to him, and observed that
For beauty and sim plicity there is no equal. For service none ran be
Why Wasn’ t flo a Cosset?
Ita occupants, two old miuers, were dis
m ade better. 9BND FOR CATALOGUE.
cussing something of a serious nature.
Young Mr Stay late was sitting in the
Thomas Jenkius, the one nearest Tim, bait dimly lighted parlor the other night watch
removed his lAntp from his cap and was ing a 17-year old girl trying to keep awake
gently tapping the side of it against the toe long enough to see the morning »tar rise.
hatlth v flesh — n a tu re n e v e r
GENERAL NORTHWESTERN AGENTS,
of his shoe In order to expose more of the They talked astronomy.
b u r d e n s th e b o d y w ith to o
wick so t hat the light would burn brighter
“ 1 wish 1 was a star,” ho said, smiling at
64 TH IR D S TR E E T. P O RTLAN D, O R EC O N .
m u c h s o u n d flesh .
L oss of
A* the blaze flared up Tim could *ee the his own poetic fancy.
flesh u s u a lly in d ic a te s p o o r a s ­
faces of the two men. And was alarmed at
“ 1 would rather you were a comet,” she
their seriousness. He caught the won! ■aid. dreamily.
s im ila tio n , w h ic h c a u s e s th e
BORROW TROUBLE.”
BUY
“ water" a* he strained his ears to hear
Hi* heart U\-it tumultuously.
loss o f th e b e st th a t's in fo o d ,
What they were su>lug. The rumble of the
“ And why!” ho Asked, tenderly, at the
th e f a t -f o r m in g e le m e n t.
cars and the many echoes bounding back some time taking her unresisting hands in
from the walls and the roof of the mine his own. “ And why T he repeated, imperi
drowned the remainder of the conversation.
ously
Tim bad heard enough, however, to make
“ Oh,” she replied, with a brooding earnest­
him uneasy. The part of the mine in which ness that fell on hi* soul like a bare foot on a
’T I S C H E A P E R IN T H E E N D .
he worked was almost directly under the cold oilcloth, "because then you would only
o f p u re c o d liv e r o il w ith h y p o -
bed of the river There were many feet of come around once in every 1JW0 years."
p h o s p h ite s c o n ta in s th e v e r y
apparently solid sandstone between the
Bedidu't sav anyth in g until be was half
R H Ë U r t A T IS W C U R E D B Y T H E USE OF
water and the coal vein, but sometimes It way to the fron t gate, when he turned around
e ssen c e o f a ll fo o d s . In no o t h ­
was feared that with a high stage of water and shook hL fist at the house and muttered
e r fo r m car» s o m u c h n u tr itio n
in the river amt its consequent heavy pres
between his teeth: “ By the gods, it’ll be a
Aw. D
n - n u . M
' A — I T n u m a t e . i . l _
—
be ta k e n a n d a s s im ila te d . Its
A*r
» I * « , . A . B . '. W J i . .r
r r 10
Ith p 'm ra re that b y m * n-e of
sure, an epeniug Assure might let the thundering * i ’ ht longer than that before I
SJtVIALIlD RENF.t'V my hn«b«n.l “ «« roll i-, (ron
old r * .« of
range e f usefulness has no limita­
water into the mine and drown all the cctne around again.”
RHKl'MATISM »n.l my ronnu «t b^y rnrfd entirely of INFLAMMATORY RHEIN
M a i L-M when the b«.t doctor I could cet did him no *.>-«1 Y o u r, In crutltiid»,
tion if here weakness exists.
miners, besides ruining the property
But by that time the fxx>r girl was in bed
MRS. S. V. STEELE.
The owners of the mine. In order to and fast asleep.—New York World.
HOLD B T T O C R D R IO O IS T .
Pr«n»r»d by
A Rnwn# Chemist*
guard against such a catastrophe as much
Re« York, gold by all draggisi*
sa possible, had years before walled up the
E ffect o f E m o t io n o n t h s B a ir .
entrance to that part o f the mine, leaving
Accidentally the hair loa. s ita color in a
L O O K O U T F O R T R A V E L IN G
only room euough for the car* to pass variety of way* V\ hen ths cyclone occurred
FA K IR S
through A stout oaken door was then at Ie>uisvil!a, March 27, 1>W0. and the Falls
----- CALLING "CH EESE FRAME
hung so that it closed from the inside, City hall fell, buryiug its occupant* be
C M f u a g t l T M and people
which made that part of the mine almost neath the ruins, among the few drawn
I who hare weak längs or Astb-
water tight and separate from the other from the wreck comparatively unhurt was
I m o. should use
for
parts of the mine. It was so arranged that Henry Felthoelton, a saloon keeper. His
I Con«urap*ton. It has e a r e d
And reprwenttn, them to oc jn*t a, (rood u
b o a » « a d » , ft has r o t In Jar*
the greater the pressure against the door hair, which six hoar* before was perfectly
d one. It la not had to tax a
V i c t o r , . " “ R a m b le r s ," “ Cle vela nds." “ Ra le ig hs .
the tighter it fltted A large well was then black, was found to be streaked with Hues
I ts the beet eoagh « r n i *
“ P u d g e s ." “ S y lp h s ," W estern Wheel Works, Etc.
drilled into that department from the sur of gray and wait«. A score of »imi’.ar ex­
"I everywhere.
iend for cntalofn«, clnb and «*Mits- diaronnu.
face, which was carefully eased, so that amples could be cited wLcre the natr has
CONSUM PTION.
the air might escaj»« in cose the water ever been caused to blanch suddenly through ,
broke tn without breaking down the pro­ IheioJuence of strong emotion.—H> laud
tecting wall
This proved to be a wise C. Kirk in New York fiiuea.
3 3 6 W a s h in g to n Street. P o rtla n d , O r.
precaution.
> . P. N. Ü. No.
s. r. N. 0 . No. *;o
THE
T h e Royal Baking Powder is in­
dispensable to progress in cookery
and to the com fort and conve­
nience o f modern housekeeping.
R oyal Baking Powder makes hot
bread wholesome. Perfectly leav­
ens without fermentation.
Oual-
ities that are peculiar to it alone.
Her Apology.
A little girl who had a foolish habit of
plain speaking was taken to tho sewing rirclo
with her mother. On entering tho room,
after exchanging greetings with several
matrons of her acquaintance, Miss Truthful
walked up to another lady, and in tho confi­
dant tone of one who gives utterance to a
■elf evident fact, she said, loudly enough for
•Ttry one present to hour:
“ Why, Mrs. Handley, how homely you
are!"
While the victim was hiding her confusion
m best she might, and tho rost were trying
hard to conceal their amusement, the young
lady herself was hastily taken from the
room.
Once in tho hall, she was dealt with some­
what severely , and made to feel the enormity
of her unintentional rudeness. Then she was
taken book to apologize.
Walking straight up to Mrs. Handley,
while all tho ladies hold thoir breath to listen,
tho said, with trembling tones and with the
tears still upon her cheeks:
“ Mr* Handley, I’m sorry you’re so
homely I”— Youth's Companion.
A Mounter Wildcat.
A fiftssn-year-oid boy, while riding horse­
back over the prairie in the SybillefWyom
fng) country, the other day, suddenly came
upon a monster wildcat that was crouching
among the bushes along the route. Instead
of trying to get away from it the brave
young 1ml got o(T 'his horse and proceeded
to pelt the animal with rocks uml finally
succeeded in U11Iin«r it ____________________
A VISION.
Lost night. In the Hweeteut dream.
1 saw my mother's face
Aglovr with warmest love.
As we met with foud embrace.
O brightest, holiest hour!
Where lay thy mystic power!
A wind sighed 'rnong the leaves:
The clouds hid all the light;
My dream was o’er. My heart stir
grieves
For her who came last night.
This morn on a grassy mound.
The summer sun shines bright:
The lily lowly bends
Robed in her garments white.
The rose its petals cast;
Too sweet, too bright to last.
Sweet saint, serene and bright!
To me the bliss was given
To lure her from her home of light,
But ere the morning skies were bright
She wandered back to Heaven.
—Arkansaw Traveler
The Monkey at the Wedding.
The popularity of familiar sights in un
familiar places was instanced at a wedding
In one of the small interior villages of
Western New York. It was a noon house
wedding at the show residence of the place,
and the reception following the ceremony
was in progress when down the road curne
a man with hand organ and monkey. At
traded by the persons strolling about the
lAwn and piuzzas, the fellow stopped ami
began his melodies with monkey uccom
OCR RHUMS pauiineut.
Everybody was interested, and soon from
CATA LOU!’ K
Abounds
in Indoors the guests began to wander oat,
bargains of
drawn
by the spirit of the multitude, which
all
descrip­
tions, and we was evidently centrifugal. The bridal party
have new ones found themselves deserted, and at laetsuc­
Arriving con ­
stantly. Here cumbed to the general movement and fol
is the latest: lowed the others, the bride even yielding to
A I. A I) I K S’ her feminine curiosity aud coming out
K M it K O I I>-
EKEI) EDGE with the rest on the piazza.
WHITE Mi ld. I The monkey outdid all previous perform
H A S 1) K E R - 1 ances In his liue. He climbed awnings,
CHIKK sent to 1
ran up and down vine trellises, and capped
snv address on receipt of 7 C E H i J and
CENT extra for postage. We arc agents for the the climax and uncapped himself at the
STANDARD PATTERN’ I*. A P. Kll> GLOVES top of a tall flagpole in the center of the
and the ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS. Send lawn.
iMeantime the orchestra inside
for our Illustrated Catalogue. We mall it free
playing to empty rooms, put aside its in
of charge.
■truments and assisted by its silent pres
•nee the rival entertainment.
Most of the guests were city people. A
large party was from New York. Proba
Are KING’S PERFECT KITTING TROUSERS bly not live out of the entire company
at 9 0 . 0 0 per nalr. Few tailors can equal them would have crossed a street at home to
in tit and ffnisn.
watch a monkey’s antics. In theso altered
circumstances, however, the same thing
amused them for half un hour, and when
the swarthy impresario took up, with his
oompuny of one, the line of march It was
Tho most durable colors and the most stylish with pockets fairly heavy with the silver
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order for one to
in New York Times.
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T h e A ll-1 ’ lln b -ltl.
There is no much that in similar to Chris
tlanity in this religion that I am tempted
to hazard this suggestion, that the All
Ulluh-hl are a brunch of decayed Chris
tluns; ho many brunch cm occur in this di*
trlct— the Nestorians, the Clmldoans and
the old Assyrian churches; it Is not there
fore diillciilt to imagine how tho ignorant
and nomadic mountaineers would snhstl
tute the name of All for that of Christ, to
preveut themselves being persecuted by
the followers of All or the Mohammedans
of tho Shiah sect, who ruled in these parts.
In the lapse of ages in their mountain
fas in esses, without education and priest
hood, they would naturally get hopelessly
and lamentably mixed. The very name of
Nazaro is suggestive of Nuzurene; the pass
over, tho baptism, and tho curious follow
•hip between them all tend to substantiate
the theory. Many of the Reliant«, or wan
derln-.fi tribes, who come from a distance
to pasture their flock* in the summer
months, belong to this sect, of which 8ar
inas Bog and his sons arc said to be shin
ing lights.
The orthodox Mohammedan* attribute
to this sect ninny secret and horrible
crime*; they are said to be communists.
Later on, at a village called IlkAtchce, we
met a Sold who had been converted to
Christianity by American missionaries, al
though he renounced thereby the chief po
•ItioQ in his village ami loader of the scot,
which he had Inherited from hL* father,
and exposed himself to dire persecutions.-
A n O dd I’ liras«'.
One of the odd phrases w hlch everybody
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which we mean rather a good tunny. Quite
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C u r. F irs t tn ii VflorrlHoti. P o r t l a n d . Or*
Perhaps it isn’t intrinsically any funnier
than “ a good many.”
Language is n
queer, go-as-you please thing, especially
the English language; aud that is the
beauty aud strength of it.—Boa ton Tran
Mrlpt.
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" I h av e been afllictctl tv ith h ilio u s- Thomas Addis Emmet of New York. Tin-
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an d first on e and then another p rep­ of the obscurity of the signora. Line of tin-
aration w a s su gg e ste d to m e and least distinguished »ignera was Thomas
Lynch, Jr., of South Carolina Only three
tried, b u t to n o purpose.
A friend
examples of Ids writing are known, uuin
reco m m en d ed A u g u s t F low er and Wresting business notes, and for on* ol
w o rd s c a n n o t describe th e ad m ira­ them Dr. Emmet paid over 95,000. —Chicago
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It has given Open Court.
m e a n ew lease o f life, w h ich before
H ow T h u n d e rs to r m * T ra v e l.
w a s a bu rden .
Its g o o d qualities
The rate of travel of thunderstorms has
en d w onderfu l m c r itssh o u ld Itetnade
been studied by Herr Sehonnvk from tin
k n o w n to e ve ry on e su fferin g w ith record of ID* such storms In Huas i in
d ysp ep sia and b ilio u s n e s s ."
J k ssk lfiflii The velocity is found to have varied
B a r k e r , Printer, H u m b o ld t, K u s S I from thirteen to fifty miles an hour, with
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a mean of 88.5 miles an hour in the hot
| season, aud increasing to thirty two mile*
an hour in the cold *>ea* <n. It was least iu
the early morning, increasing to a maxi
mum between 9 ami 10 p. in. The storms
traveled moat quickly from southwest,
west aud northwest.— Exchange.
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