Snobbery U its own reward in an embar-
rr.3sing way tor ihw iLob % cry often, and
no one ices more frequent illastruiiuu» of
The Touche* o f M agic l»y Which Dull the fact than tl:o reporter.
in leavening power, in
and
and
wholesomeness,
is indispensable for use
w h erever the best and
food is required.
finest
All other Baking Powders contain
ammonia or alum.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
fi A St &
TOMORROW .
•"Tomorrow- I !!I live nriglit. tom orrow."
lie whispered Iji * heart jvh l»u sank to rent,
“ I will know no more o f romor*c uml norrow.
And l he satiety o f pleasure*» qiie; t.”
Then, ncrohs the silence, an eerie laughter
Quivered ami ¿¿urglod us he sank to rest:
“ Not tomorrow, h\\ eel yontli, nor l lie day a fter
Tomorrow will you forsake »w oel phuisi^tA's
quest.”
“ T6morrow Y wfft rmtx uiy UjJTrTtomorrow,’
He whisper • 1 his heart as he sank to rest.
” 1*11 begin a rig h t—nor remorse nor sorrow
Shull ever em bitter fond love’s sweet quest.”
Then quivered and gurgled an eerie laughter;
“ Love oft brings sorrow to its winner's
breast,
Not tomorrow, bravo inan, nor the day after
Tom orrow w ill you ultuia fond love's sweet
quest.”
“ Tomorrow, they say, f will die: tomorrow,”
lie whispered Ids soul, in sad unrest,
“ It w ay nil then come r ig h t-a ll sin and sor
row—
And end life's fever in pleasure’s quest.”
Then, across the silence, an ccrio laughter
Quivered and gurgled in sad unrest:
“ Not tomorrow, old man, nor the day after
Touti iron w ill life desist from pleasure’s
quest.”
—Alary V. Walthall iu ArkausawTraveler.
T h e N o v e lis t and tliu Cabm an.
Alexander Dumas, Jr., writes us fol
lows: ‘‘ .My father possessed extraordinary
strength of muscle, evidence of which 1 Imd
for the first time when about fourteen or
fifteen years of age. One day ho took me
to the (jymnasc. As we came out of tin*
theater it was raining cats and dogs. 1
followed him to a solitary cab, which was
standing on the boulevard.
H e gave
his address to l lie driver, who stood lieside
bis cab, and we were nl>out to get in when
the man t>ul bis band on tiie door, saying:
“ ‘ I ’ m not going to stir from the spot iu
this weather under live francs a fare.*
“ ‘ Von w o n ’ t, c h i'
liiiin 't <i«>l It A fte r A ll.
“ Can you loan me a match, my good
man?” inquired an elderly man of a Broad
way driver on the down town trip yester
day morning at about 10 o ’clock. The old
gentleman had taken out from a well filled
case a splendid twenty five cent, cigar, and
the d river noted that there were other» iu
the oxidized silver pocket case.
“ W hy. ceriait»ly~-clieerfiillyf sir, I assn re
you,” returned the politically polite man
of the reins. And he fished around with
one hand for a match, presently handing
the old man several of them. Morethatiks
Profuse politeness on the d river’s part
V. ho sniffs the aroma o f the cigar with n i
ilont delight, ‘ ‘ i don’ t get much chance to
■ noke—at the dinner hour I smoke a cigar
occasionally, for lots of gentlemen, as you
have done, get a ligh t of me aud then in-
sist upon g iv in g me a c iga r."
But thesm okcr was obt use. “ O f course,"
the obliger resumed, ‘ ‘ l never expect any
thing o f the kind, but they w ill iusist upon
ii "
“ Uh!” from the preoccupied smoker.
“ I t ’s odd, dou't you think, that for every
ligh t I ever gave a passenger on this plat
form I got a cigar iu return?"
“ Quite odd.”
“ I finally learned to always carry matches,
and 1 get several good smokes every d ay."
The old man was looking at the Diana
weather vane.
“ Ho far, today, I haven’ t gotten my
lunch time cigar. O f course,all sentiment
aside, I rather expect those returns o f fa
vors.”
M ore silence.
“ In fact, it ’s a lm nines* m atter— it’s po
liteness for revenue only, one m ight say.
When a mail wants a light real bad—as for
n mere illustration, you yourself did just
now—it ought to be worth a good cigar for
him, don’t jo n tliitik ?”
“ Don bl less. ”
“ W ell now, my dear sir, you w ill pardon
me for Ireiug plain, but have you a good
cigar about you ?*’
“ Yes, I have several good ones in my
pocket. W h at’s that got to do with all
this talk of yours?”
And the remainder of the ride down busy
Broadway was in silence—icy, icy silence.—
New York World.
“ ‘ No.’
“ ‘ For the first, second and last time.*
“ Cabby made no reply, but stood there
with Ids band on the door. Then my fa
tber got bold of 1 lie man around the mid
die, lifted 1dm from the ground, hoisted
him on bis seat and said, ‘ Perhaps you’ ll
g o now!'
“ And stepping into the carriage he said
I’ owcr o f un Old Song.
to m e, ‘ Remember in future bow you are
to deal with refractory cabmen.’
A street \liand, consisting o f a harp, n
“ I still fancy I see that cabby with Ids flute and t wo violins, made sticli unusually
heavy cloak, all of a heap, jerked up into good in it si e «»•$ W est street the other even
the air like a feather and Hopping dowu on ing that a great crowd was beguiled into
the seat Like a lump of lead.”
stopping and listening to il. The musicians
seemed careful to suit all tastes. A fte r
every three or foi.tr tunes the chief mil
A Corpulent tiin g ’ s MUhnp.
lem bum made up for siciuti canvassed the crowd, hat in hand.
The king of Wurtemburjg
the smallness of Ids doma/ns by the colon On one of these roilnds lie was stopped by
sal bulk of bis person.
ri. 11
11 fit
in slay
stay at Vienila a tall young fellow? who stood in tiie shad
was cut short, owing to nn unfortunate in ow o f n store dooyway. The young man
cident. So enormous was his development threw a coin into bis hat and whispered a
that iu all the dining tables at home lie few words to him,,and the musician, after
liad a semicircular space cut out to enable a moment’s tliou got. nodded Ins head and
him to sit dowu to his meals with comfort. went back to bis orchestra. He gave a
It seems that t:o preparation had been short order iu Italian, there was a tuning
made for him in the Austrian court dining o f the luirp and * lie violins, and the next
moment, clearly and expressively, came
tables.
One night a great banquet was given to the strains of "O n ly to See Her Face.”
\ here seems to be some touch o f nature
which lie was invited. In th ccou rseof the
me:.I some remark was made which the In the music of the sentimental old song
k in g construed as a sligh t on himself. that tou ch«» the average man and brings a
W ild with rage, ho jumped up with such pleasant lump Into his throat, and it hod
suddenness that the table, caught by bis its effect on the crowd. Home o f those who
protuberant bulk, was overturned and all stood n ca rflietn ll young fellow in the door
the dishes, plate, glass and decorations way looked at him and smiled, half humor
were hurled upon tlie floor with n fearful ously. half sympathetically.
"M ashed,” sub! a young woman iu a red
crash. 11 is majesty fled from the room,
pursued by shouts o f laughter, and left jacket.
" I have l>eeu there." said a man on the
Vienna that very night.—Tem ple Bar.
curbstone.
But t he young fellow did not hear them.
Tlio Truth About Some Oration*.
He stool sm iling also, half wistfully,
“ There is a great deal o f satisfaction,"
and his eyes, ranging over the heads of the
she said sweet ly. **iii delivering your com
muciciiiiis and the crowd, seemed fixed on
menccnient address in L atin .’’
some vague spot in the distance. — Busim
“ W hyr
___
__
“ Because if you happen to forget any o f llcruld.
it >ou ( in go in and improvise without any
The In ven tor o f Panorama*.
body'.» knowing the difference.” — Washing
Robert Barker, an Irish painter, who
ton Star.
lived iu Edinburgh toward the close o f the
last century, was the Inventor of pano
ramus. In iVHN he was imprisoned for debt
in the Scottish capital.
IIis cell was
U R B U S IN E S S
IS
lighted by an air bole in one of the corners,
m I in? Groceries at
which left the lower part of the mom in
wholesale prices direct to
such darkness that be ton 1*1 not read the
t ie consumer.
A ll w e
letters sent to him. He found, however,
w a n t 1 1 say is this :
If
that when he placed them against the part
yott re d lv w ant to buy
of the wall lighted by the air hole tlio
your G R O C E R IE S as
words liecame very distinct. The effect
they should be bought,
was most striking, and it occurred to him
*end for our price I sr.
that if it picture were placed in a similar
S lin e \v l be mai ed free
position it would have a wonderful effect.
of i h a 'g : on applka ion.
Accordingly, on his liberation, he made
a series o f experiments whh Ii enabled him
to Improve his invention, and on June IP.
17X7. he obtained a patent in London which
establishes ids claim to lie t lie iu w n tor of
Seattle, Wash.
the panorama. London artist spoke with
I
% % %% %% %
great contempt of Barker’s exhibit ion, but
their opinions did net prevent the public
from rushing iu crowds to see the pictures
exhibited in the rotunda in Leicester
square. Excellence Was soon obtained In
the art, and it In’cnme n “ chest nut” that
so com pletely descriptive was a panorama
by Barker of a sljpw reek that a New
foundland dog would Leap Into the picture
to drag the drowning persons out of the
sou. — Loudon Tit Bit*.
O
COOPER & liEVY,
“G e r m a n
S y ru p ”
Two bottles of German Syrup
cured me of Hemorrhage of the!
Lungs when other remedies failed.
I am a married man and, thirty-six
years of a“ e, and live with my wife
and two little girls at Durham, Mo.
1 have stated this brief aud plain so
that all may understand. My case
was a bad one, and I shall he glad
to tell anyone about it who will
write me. P hii . ip L. S ciiknck , P.
O. B0X45, April 25, 1890- No man
could ask .1 more houorable, busi
ness-like statement.
o
f lS H
TM. TV»,* V it * 1. on th. br.t
WATERPROOF COAT
£e2f'<r’ i î 1
In th o W o r ld !
*• — A. J. TOWER. COSTON. MASS.
A ('u n d id W om a n .
This Is a tale told by Mr. Sydney Hedge
M IV, who Is good looking enough to af
ford to tell it. lie was contestiug a con
stitueucy against Mr. C yril Flower, and
in the course o f his personal canvass he
visited n house where only the good wife
was at home. A fte r a little conversation
she promised him all her influence. ‘ 1 am
gl.ud to know,” said lie gallantly, “ that
the ladies w ill support me
I was afraid
that my opponent would have them all
because, you know, lie is the handsomest
man in the house of commons.“ The poor
woman, unconscious of olTcnse. gu/.cd ex
pressively fu ll in the candidate’* face and
answered. "A h . sir. but I’ m not one of
them us take- any n < »• o f «»♦>* ! hx*hs'
—Illustrated l/Olidou News.
A Illv r r o f Ink.
There are many rivers which have a *nf
fleient element o f the marvelous to admit
them into categories of the wonderful
Algeria. Spain and India, for instance, cat I:
have rivers within their Umlers which at-
composed—not of water, hut of ink. That
in A lg eria is water until after the union >f
tw o of its principal tributailcs. oae of
which flows through a country strong's
impregnated with iron, the other corner
from a pout l * > T h e chemical action o'
the iron on the gallic acid from the p»-.»t
makes a licautlful w riting fluid St Lon.
U e pu blic
I havo in mind a little comedy o f an «ren-
Sand anil Lead A rc Change«! Iu S p ar
k lin g Crystal«»—The Dart That Xieut ing last week. A man whoso name had
been in print now and then because once
Plays In the Manufacture o f Glass.
Lc held a petty public officii was concerned
iu
an action at law by which his landlord
The glussmaker’a trade, practical, even
prosaic and stolidly scientific us it is in ■ought to recover arrears o f rent. The petty
reality, seems, however, to the average ol>- « x-official is a dapper littlo fellow o f w m e
_1 pretensions. A reporter was sent to
S T ver to be an exquisite art assisted by t
tom ethiiig very like* sorcery. Take for in him for particulars of the landlord’»action.
The doorbell at tho brownstono where
I trance the very first step in the process of
ho little ex-official lives was answered by a
making glass and we have something sug-
lo
y in uniform, liberally br:u>s buttoned.
j gestive, even to the unimaginative, of nec-
I romatiey of alchem y—something akin to Young Duttons boro tho reporter’s card to
the fabled evolution of the philosopher's inner regions at the rear o f the hall, whence,
stone. In what is known os the “ m ixing through an open door, came sounds of a
i room’ ’ we have a hnge pile o f suud, an- dinner party. A lso the follow ing, after
| other of ox?de of lead and a third of pearl Buttons had brought in tho card:
“ A reporter! W hat the deuce can the
| ash—all dull, sodden, coarse materials con j
i tabling not the slightest promise o f the fellow want?” This in the tones of the ex-
| gleaming, glitterin g, crystal pure glass official, lord and master.
“ W hat! A horrid reporter?’ ’ In n fem
j which w ill presently flash iu show win-
| down, in sumptuous boudoirs and parlors inine voice, evidently that c f the lady cf
the house. “ Don’t see him, dear. Send
j and on banquet Iwirds.
The amount o f glass manufactured va the boy back to ask his business.”
ries at different times, but the proportion ! “ Please say,” observed the reporter quiet
' o f the ingredients is never changed. A ly when Duttons brought hack the mes-
j trusted and careful workman weighs out. eage, “ that 1 was sent to ask about the
I for example, f'/X) pounds o f Berkshire sand landlord’s suit to recover rent.”
“ Duttons marched back, and an instant
and thoroughly mixes with it 4<K) pounds:
o f oxide of lead and half as much pearl later in ft voice that could be beard all over
the
house, a » w ell as by a ll the guests came
ash. T o this compound he adds very small
proportions o f salt peter, arsenic and man- i the announcement;
“ lie wants to know why ycr haven’t paid
ganese, and the whole well stirred to
gether goes into one o f the great crucibles ' ycr rent and r.ro Lein sued fer it !"
or “ pots,” as they are technically called, I In half the time it takes to write it the
e::-official little snob, his face abnormally
which hold from I,¿">09 to 3.000 pounds.
In the furnace which contains eight of red from contrast with his evening dress,
these pots the mass is subjected to the i wl | out in th ■ hi 1L
“ M y dear sir,” he spluttered out, “ I re
terrific Ii -at o f a roaring fir«* for forty
hours, and then the “ metal.” as it iseallcd. ally must beg your pardon; I didn’t under
is ready for the (left manipulations o f the stand,” etc., aud then in a stago whisper
skilled glassblowers, who hover about the ho explained that “ it was all a m istake’’
furnace and at intervals remove small : about that suit for rent; “ merely a misunder
portion:; of the white, iiot scmiliquid sub standing,” "w ou ld bo amicably adjusted,"
stance upon the ends o f their long tubes or and much more in the sumo strain. W hen
“ blowers' pipes,” manipulating it in a way the reporter, niter listening courteously,
fam iliar to every Pittslm rger. The grace had cbtain* d tho necessary facts, he re
ful sweeps and agile tw irlin g* of the rod turned to his office and wrote an insignifi
are not made for the sake of appearance, cant paragraph about the matter, nml of
but for practical effect in giv in g the glow- course without reference lo tho comedy o f
iug bit o f molten glass the peculiar shape tho evening.— N ew York Herald.
which may he desired, dependent upon i
Maciiuluy nn<l Sir Richard Oxrrn«
whether it is to be a bottle, a pitcher, a !
punch bowl, a wineglass, or any one o l a i It is not generally known that it was
Ii ii ud red other things.
through tho unsolicited influence of Lord
PLOWING INTO fill A PR.
Macauley that the late Sir Richard Owen
He swings the tube with varyin g force, was appointed superintendent c f the de
blows through it carefully, expanding the partment c f natural history at the British
red hot bubble at its tip to t he proper size, j museum—this department including, Li
rolls it upon a polished iron plate, revolves those days, geology and zoology. Lord
the rod while lie holds a tool against the Macaulay, w ritin g on this subject, said
pliant mass to g ive it form, heats it again that he \vn:* O .-irons Chat something should
and repeats the process, or delicately and be done for Owen— that ho hardly knew
rapidly touches it with tw o or three other him to speak to, and that, though his pur
tools, perhaps being assisted by a “ helper” suits were dilTcrtnt to his, Owen’s fame
¡ii some of these maneuvers, and lo* the was known nil over Hu rope. Ilo a ls o added
shapeless mass has become a wine decan than he v as an honor lo his country, and
ter o r a salad dish or something else of that it was i ; . i r f 1 to think that ft r.:an o f
most graceful form, and is almost ready Lis merit rherL; be approaching old age
for the cuttin g room, whence it w ill emerge amid auxieth.s a: l distress.
with hundreds o f companion pieces o f j ! Owen told Lord Macaulay tho £800 n
flashing, chased and beautiful ware.
j year, without a house in the museum,
But first it must pass through the an would be opulence to him. Macaulay
nealing furnace, where, wit h the other nr further stated that it seemed to him to be a
tid es o f the day’s output, it is very gradu i case for public patronage. Such patronage
ally cooled by being slowly drawn away j was not t:ccd»?d by eminent literary men or
from the fire through a brick arched tun artists. A poet, a novelist, a painter or a
nel about sixty feet long.
| sculptor who stood in liis own line as high
H owever jneinranqueand fascinating tlio as Owen stood am ong men o f science could
«eerie urotted M>v furnace, with its strong i never bo i:i want except by his own fault,
lights and heavy shadows, the circles of but the ere af • .st natural philosopher m ight
light carved in the darkness by the sweep starve w hile Lis countrymen were boasting
of the gleam ing, ruddy tipped wands may of kis di; eovtries, and while foreign ueada-
ue to the o u looker.it is stern, stiIT labor mic.s were begging for the honor o f being
for the operatives. Their tools are fewer j allowed to and his name to their list. P ro
ind more prim itive than those o f any other fessor Owen was eventually appointed su
class of skilled artisans. They use a few perintendent o f the department o f natural
rude iron implements, a stick, much like a history in 18 /», w ith ft salary o f £SC0pci1 an
narrow roofing shingle, a heavy, uncouth ; num.—I a l l M all Gazette.
pftirof iron shears and the all im portant!
</l<mpipe, and with these tli^y perforin
Grarial Customs.
wonders. The work must be done while j
The Turks, perhaps, were tho first people
the glass is hot, and so there Is intense
to use ornamental burial grounds such ns
activity, only relieved by the occasional
wo call cemeteries, hut as to when this cus
waiting for the reheating o f a partly formed
tom was first adopted in tho land o f tl.o
object.
descent
no one seems to know. The*earlier
HOW TflK CLASS IS ITT.
The final step in the process is the grind Jews buried their dead iiitb o c a r tk ,t> a -
ing and polishing.
The various objects mcihod being without doubt tho most an
formed by the glassblowers, as decanters, i cicnt bu. ial mode known to man. The very
bottles, vases, bowls, wineglasses, goblets earliest I gyp.iaussccm to have understood
ind scores of other articles o f ornamental j the art c f i nibaiming and to have practiced
... it from tim e out o f memory. The ancient
>r table ware—after .......................
undergoing the grad
¡m i’i w i u i i j prowaHlnViio K h i s h m i ^ u v !
,:" d
crccmV ^ ,bob od >'’ t ';c
t.ikon to Ilif cntUnK clep.-irtment. T liry
u:,‘ - ii’ccn i;v ; ttpulchcr, except .n
have form, l.nt not the finish. t:rm e of cn-c c f illustim u» warriors, statesmen, etc.,
shape nor l.rillianey, nml are technically ,
,l u t si; « ^ S '»uricd unburned as a
known an ‘ ‘ l.iank*.’ ’
special mark o f favor.
A hundred worlcmcn are ready at th e ir' bomo nnetent tribes preservet only parts
wheels to put them thrm i«li the p r . , c o f Hie bedy rad bmr.rd or Imty.'.l the rc-
wltieh w ill develop luster and make them htair.der. i^Impar.s retained and preserved.
flash and gleam with prismatic light like drk d or in liquid, varied according to tribal
titanic diamonds,
A hundred wheels notions. Yv iMi seme it was the heart that
ranged iu tw o rows down a long room, was thought to be too sacred for cremation
elicli belted t o a great central shaft, are or burial, with other:; the liver, ears, nose,
sw iftly whirled by a great engine iu t lie j ^Or’-o,,° c r lingers. The Tartars o f 2,f&0
hascme.it M o w . In I his department, n* ¡ * vslt*
F r e « rvcd only the thumb find
in the one already described, the tools are toe nails c f t!:cirdead.—bt. LouisItepubhc.
o f the simplest order, and indeed there ap
Slaves o f Fashion.
pears lo be no line of manufacture involv
“ Did you r.ctice the lady who just crossed
ing so much skill and productive o f so rich
and artistic effects which employs suc!i the hall!-” asked the center c f a croup of
prim itive implements us does tliis. The loiterers in Ike era;'d parlor. “ Fine look
skilll''illness of the workman is almost ing. Isn’ t rich ” “ Uni, net always,” re
sponded i r.c o f the mammas, “ so much de-
everything.
p; i.ds ( n the fashion. I Lave known her by
I'AIIVING TUR tr\K!i GLASS.
The glass cutters work in three divisions sight a long i ime, nr.d Lave be en struck by
be
r e!epenelencc upon the whims o f her
and the various articles passthrough three
distinct grades o f treatment
First c o n vs dr» Fsniftkcr. You know one luely may be
tho “ roughing.” tlm t is the deep cutting s!i:;lit, ar.el the clinging drapery and fu ll
or grinding o f the pattern, o f which the sleeves arc all in her favor. But w ait till
principal points and lines have been first the tout lady conics along ar.el then see
marked upon t he glass with red paint. For tho eliuercr.ee. W hew! there comes one
I.re k ! This is the reverse side.
this work a thin iron wheel i employed. I imw.
W ould you be lieve any cnc idiot enough to
upon which, as it revolves with the rapid
ity (J a buzz saw, the operator fro n time be made such f t p ; y of? W h y can’t them
to tim e places a little sand fro n the tank bo tw o fashions— one for the stout ami one
in front o f him, while water drips eon for the thin? Nature’s law, I reckon—on-?
le ade r fi r a drove of sheep cr a flock o f
slant ly from an overhanging reservoir.
And now the ware is passed from the geese. T he thin woman is leader just now;
“ smoothers” to the "polishers.” T iie men that's a ll.” —L t. Louis Globe-Democrat.
in this division accomplish their work by
gentler means, and their touch is soft and
l'.ra rc Jntin D avi*.
almost caressing compared with the previ
A n act of In loism wax performed by John
oas manipulations which the object lias Tavis, gunner’s rnr.to on board the V alley
undergone.
The polishers us* wheel ( it) of ike Federal fleet, o lf Cajie lluttcras
brushes and wooden w lieelsof varyin , edge iluiiu g tho w.u*. A shell entered the maga
formation to fit the different depressions, zine o f the si.ip and exploded, setting fico
and these are kept constantly smeared with to tho woodv, oik. A n open barrel of gun
what looks like commoti yellow mud. but powder stooa in tho m idst o f the flame.«,
is in reality a compound o f finely ground vrii’.i sparks dropping about. A t any m»>-
oxide o f /.in • and lead, ealled in the trade t n i.t o .: i ex; lesion m ight cce'tir which
•putty.” These wheels, with their thin would shnp-r tho vessel to fragments.
j coating of peculiar polishing material, Men shrank hack, expecting ( very m on o .t
I after innumerable
ligh tn in glike revcv t»> be their 1. . t. John Davis threw himself
I I lit ions, have the deep geometric lines and i.er» *s the op« n einl c f the b a n d , and ~ it!i
1 the corresponding facets ef the glass as his l » dy covi .d the dangerous cxplo ie
smooth a* diamonds and almost ixpialing i i.t I the firs v.as put cut.—Cor. N ow v ork
them in brilliancy o f g litte r and purity cl Dress.
light.—A lfre d Mathews in P ittsburg Dis-
i.
Germany, like I'ngland, ha* a high cm!
gratioa rate, but in spite of that she ndd*
C o lo r* from C oal T a r.
Coal tar. formerly considered a waste more than twice a* much to her poptila
•ind a regular nuisance to g.is workers, ¡.* lion in one year n* Franco adds in five
now ut iln*.»*»l ¡is one of the most valuable years. The population o f the German cm
color producer*. Chemists have ex tract I'd p ro i** now gieater by ten tuillious than
front it sixteen sh wles «*f blue, sixteen o( the |)Optilatiou of France.
yellow, tw elve of orange, nine o f violet. I»e-
The Indians already enlisted in the
side* shades «>f oth»T cob>rs too n.imeroux
Vuitod S; tis army arc much pleased with
to mention ^t Louis RepuIdle.
Lie service. Ti « > . n* uiiifvinmsl exactly
A Cl«»«*k ( h e r T o o iim u lrn l Year* Olil.
like the white soldiers, they ri'Ceive the
Am ong other old fashioned clocks Mild m same rations, cook their food in the same
London was one made alsmt It»71, in s*>lid way. and are treated iu all respects like
brass i ;iso, by W indm ill, o f I suh I o ii , w ho their white comrades.
is reputed to have I hcii one of the most
famous makers of the late Scventeetli and
T i e Ceylon. sf lielieve that the moon and
early F.ightcviith centuries
I'iiis s | h *» i *un are working at cross purpitM*. that
part of the time the sun is d raggin g the
men is in going o n lrr.—Philadelphia Issl
moon across the *ky and that afterward
W
__________________ ^
the moon take* her turn at pulliug the sun
lllr«l* o f l.«»ng Life.
about ns she pleases.
From the small island of St. Kildft. nfT
Scotian 1. *,H> ixxi young gannets and an I in
F.leetrisity i* new Irring n*cd in mining,
men sMinnhs r «if eggs are annually col
for ventilating, pumping, lighting, signal
lee ted. au»l although this binl lays only ing. subsurface hauling, hoisting, surface
one«'gg |H*r amium. and is four yean* in at
drilling.
transport alien. undercutting,
taining m aturity, its numbers do not di dmnni liuR, bloating crumbiotf. separating
l^kudon Speaker.
aud ciaoruig.
Not on rh*- bread r m t nent alone. hnt In mu-
larial breeding tropical regions, in Guatemala,
Mexico, South America, the Isthmus o f Panama
and »hewhere, Hostetler » Stomach Bitter-' at-
| iordi to nhttb tanta and sojourners protection
against malaria. The miner, the freshly arrived
j immigrant, iri# tiller of the virgin soil newly
robbea of its forests by the nxe o f the pioneer,
find in tiie superb anii-febrile specific a pre
server against the poisonous mia-ma which iu
vast districts rich in natural resources Is yet
fertile in disease. It annihilates disorders" of
the stomach, liver and bowels, fortifies those
who use it against iheumatic ailments bred
and fostered by outdoor exercise, infuses genial
warmth into a frame chilled by a rigorous tem- ,
peraiure, and robs of th» ir pow» r to Derr” morn- |
mg and evening mists and vapors lid jn with
nnrtf fin e-*; strengthens the Weak, «ud con
quers incipient kidney trouble.
HoodV'^Cures
LANG & GO.*
—IMPORTERS—
W H O LESALE
— aro —
General Comission totals.
-O F F IC I AND WAREHOUSE—
2, 4 , 0 a n d 8 N o r th F ir s t S t re e t,
O, I I . 13 a n d 15 A n k e n y S t re e t.
A du<*o is a ccntlemau who trios to bebavo In
a lud) -lige manner.
CO LUKAD O
A Per all tli^ love-knot is the top-knot on the
head of human happiness.
H O I I 'T 'S
SCHOOL
O il .
“ I S u ffa re d SavcraJ Y e a r s
is a splendid place for people with weak
lungs, but thousands o f peoi le in that
condition cannot p ssihly g o to Colorado
There is n »t one, however, who canno
keep a supply o f A il c o c k ’ s P orous P u t *
tkbs . The moment any one feels that he
ha* taken cold one o f these world-renowned
P i a '• i k r should he put on the back be
tween ihe shoulder-blades, and another or
the chest.
These w ill serve tw o purpose*. They
will protect the delicate lun^s, and wiii
uDo relieve the congestion occasioned b)
the cold.
A l l c i c r ’ s P o r o u s P ia s t e r s keep the
pores o f the skin open, and assist naturi
in h*-r remedial work. T h ey neither buri
nor blister, and can he worn without the
si ghte-t inconvenience.
B k a . n l k e i i i s F h . i s cleanse the system .
FO IL
CROCERS,
T O B A C C O N I S I S.
VTlth rheunatUia. I
Hocil’s EaresparlUa
»-(1 foci tetter itan I have tor yeara. i .'7 wife
had a bad case c f cata-rh and was ccn-
t'.lered Incurable. Eho took couQdenco from
the benefit I bod received from the use ot
W e p a y « p e d a l a tte n tio n to th e sa le o f
O U 41M ON C " M .M | S «lu N . Send ua •a m
p le » on W h e a t, and w e w ill a d d it e y u
h ig h e s t m a rk e t p r ic e « e it h e r In i'o r t la u d ,
T a c o m a o r ban F r a i cis co.
[Mood’s Sarsaparilla
Liberal Advances Made on Bills of
Lading.
and after taklnjj four botllcs of tho medicine
cho la entirely well." W. H. H aso - e y , Pull-
man, Wash.
Be euro to get H o o d ’ s.
H o o d ’ s P i l l s cure liver 111«, alck headache,
Jaundice, indigestion T ry a box. 25c.
(CURE
C
H O IS .
TH A T
ough
S h il o h s
Millbrne, S »n Matto county, Cal , prepares bo) f
for Fniver-ity or bin»i< c « h . Graduatea mlmittc« 25ctS^ ^
to thesi-.tc nml St .nford I'nivi-r.-iiiej» \vith'»o
examination. Next term U-Rins January 2, 1881 ooctsM and
$1.00 per Dot
»Sc^il for cuiuloguc. Ira G. lioitt, I'h. L>., Mamei
Corre.poudcuce solicited.
A re near at
. hand, with
greater ac-
! .
.
t i v i t y in
business than hss ever been known, because of
th ep ro lo n g el depression in *11 line*. Those
who attend the PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
note, w ill be prepared for trnod portions when
this coming wave of prosperity sweeps over tho
land. Send for catalogue. A Idress A. P. A rm
strong , Principal, Portland, Oregon.
r,
HAVE
YOU
GOT
PILES
^CURE
XTCHnVO TILES known br molstnr#
liko pers»pira:iq,n, oaudo intense 1'eluug
whea warm, 'll is form end BLINP,
BJLSEDLNti or BUOTItUDINQ
YIRLr» ATONCr: TO
DR. BO-SAN-KO S PILE RGMEDY,
which acts directly on parts affected,
absorbs tumors, allay3 itch 1 ng,effeetin t
a permanent cure. Price t»oe. Drueiri«'»
Of uirf-L B*. Bosaako, rLUadeipciia. Pa.
Uae cent a dose.
S tate
of
O h io , C it y
of
T oledo t
T h is G r e a t C o u o h C u r e prom ptly cvrat
L ucas c < vktt .
i
where all others fa ll. Coughs, Croup Sore
F ran k J. C iiknf . y makes oath that lie Is th»
Throat, Hoarseuess, W h o op in g Cough and
senior partner «»f the firm of F. J. C h eney & Co.
Asthma. F or Consumption it has no rival:
doing iMisiiiess in the c i’ y of l oL d o, county a <1 bus cured thousand», aud w ill CURE YOU if
Slate afore-aid, and that said firm w ill pay th»
taken in time. Sold by Druggists on a guar
sum ot ONK 1IC N PK M ) DOLLAliS lor each anc antee. For a Lame Back or Ch**st, use
every case of C atarrh th a t« a»uiot be cured b.
S H IL O H 'S B E L L A D O N N A PLASTER.2.M3.
the use of H a l l ' s C atarrh cu re .
FRAN K J. C IIKN EY.
Sworn to b fore me and subscribed in mj
pre.-ei ce thisGth day of December, A. I). 188(5.
[SB I L ]
A. VV. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, am
acis directly on the b'ood and m» cons surface.'
of tiie feyatem. Send f«>r testimonials, fiee.
F. J. CH ENEY «t CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists; 75 cents.
Use Enamellue Stove Polish: no duet, no smel
T
ry
O k u m ia fo r breakfast.
V O Z T 'T
BE
FOOLED
ft
liy the dealer who
"
brings out some-
tliing else, tlmt
pays him belter,
and says that it is
“ just as good.”
D octo r P ie rc e ’ s
if (¡olden
Medical
Discovery D gua r
anteed. I f it don’t
benefit or cure, in
every ease, you
have your money back. N o other medi
cine o f its kind is so certain and effective
that it can bo sold so.
Is any other
likely to lie “ ju «t a» good ” ?
A s a blood-cleanser, flesh-builder, and
strength-restorer, nothing can equal tiie
“ Discovery.” I t ’s not like tlio sarsapa-
rillas, or ordinary “ spring medicines.”
A t all seasons, and in all cases, it puri
fies, invigorates, and builds up the whole
system.
For every blood-taint and
disorder, from a common blotch or erup
tion, to die worst scrofula, it is a perfect,
permanent, guaranteed remedy.
'olden
Bak ing Pon der
P u rity a n d
L e a v e n i nd, P o W e r
UNEQUALED.
CASH PRICES
To Introduce our Towder. wo have de
termined to distribute among the consum
ers a number o f C A SH PR IZE S. To
the person or club returning us the largest
number o f certlticateson or before June 1,
1894, w ow i 1 Rive a cosh prize o f »100, and
to th« next largest, numerous other prize«
ranging from *5 to$75 I N CASH.
CL 0 SSEr& DEVERS. PORTLAND. Or.
T h e y a l1 T e s t ify
To tho EITesicy
ol the
World-Renowned
S w ift’s
Specifier
Tho cld-tlmo simple
f remedy from tho Georgia
cTramps ca l flelda has
Jgoaef. r^h to C o cutlpodcs.
’ aaicalalilng the ekeptJcal and
| confound:re tho theorlca of
' these who dcjjcr.d solely cn tho
l phyalclan’o ckhk There ia ro blood
taint which ltdocsr.ot Immediately
eradicate. Poiscn3 outwardly abrerbed or tho
result o f vilo diseases from within all yield to this
potent b it simple remedy. It Is cn unequaled
tonle. bulldsnptheold nr.d feeble,cure* all diseases
arising from Impure blood cr weakened vitality.
Bend for a t realise. Examine tho proof.
Docks on " Blood and Skla Diseases ” mailed free.
I>TUQQl3t3 S e ll I t •
SW IFT SPECIFIC CO.,
D raw er 3. A tlanta. Go.
Fresh Air and Exercise.
Getall that's
possible of
both, if in
need of flesh
strength
and n e r v e
fores. There's need,too, of plenty
of fat-food.
»
_
|T”
C O
V L ik .u iw iv i»
of Cod Liver Oil builds up flesh
and strength quicker than any
other preparation known to sci
ence.
Su’H't r.muisijn is constantly ef.
Cu>e of Consumption,
Bronchitis an./ kind-eJ diseases
lohe/e ariier methods f a i l .
J e e rin g
Prrfi- ' S. A •) 4
I i
V Y
Ml
Fiso'» Ecmrdy fur C»i*r
CATARRH
REMEDY.
ilave you Catarrh ? This remedy is guaran
teed to cure you. Price, 50 c to. Injector free.
Brooklyn Hotel
208-212 Bush St, San Francisco.
This favorite hotel is under the management
of CHAULES MONTGOMERY, and is as good if
not the best Fam ily aud Business Men’s Hotel
in San Fraucisco.
Home Comforts! Cuisine Unexcelled I
First-class service and the highest standard of
respectability guaranteed. Our room* cannot I k
surpassed for ueatm*» aud comfort Board aud
room per day, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00; board
and room per week, $7 to $1 : single rooms, 50c
to $1. Free coach to and from hotel.
JO N E S ’
—TIIE—
CASH
Buyers’ Guide S T O R E
FREE
DOCTOR
T he B uyers ' g u id e is publi-hMl the first of
each month. It is issued in the interest of all
consumers. It fiv es the lowest cash ^notations
m everything in the grocerv line. I tw il. save
you money to consult it. Mailed free to anv
iddress on application. Don’ t be without it. It
•osts you nothing to ge» it. It quotes wholesale
prices direct to the consumer. Mention this
paper. Address
JON ES' CASH
130 F r o n t S tr e e t,
-
0 Î,
STORE.
T H E G R E A T CURE
P o r t la n d , Or.
—FOR—
DR. GUNN’S
xxm ovxD
LIVER
P/LLS
INDIGESTION
C O N S T IP A T IO N .
MILO PHYSIC
O N E P IL L FO R A D O S E .
k movement of tho bowels each day Is necessary for
health. These piila Bupply wliai ihe cystem lack* to
make it regular. They cure Headache, brighten the
E v 33 and clear the Complexion better than cos
metics. They act mildly, neither gripe nor sicken ae
other pills do. To convince you of their merit« w«
will mail
free, or a full box for ?5cents. Sol'*
everywhere. l>oaauko Mod. Co., Philadelphia. X
KIDNEY
J
HUNT’S REMEDY
BEST K ID N E Y
AND LIVER
—A SPECIFIC FOR—
Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Neuralgia
And A ll Other Blood and Skin Diseases.
bladder, Urinary and Liver Diseases Drops?
»ravel and Diabetes are cured by
THE
Regulator of ih e Live r and Kidneys
M E D IC IN E
HUNT’S REMEDY
Cures Bright’s Disease, Retention or Non-re
en tion of Urine, Bains in the Back, Loins o
side.
HUNT’S REMEDY
It is a positive cure for all those painful, deli
cate complaints aud complicated troubles and
weaknesses common among our w ives, mothers
and daughters.
The effect is immediate and lasting. Tw o or
:htee doses of D k . B akdek ’ s R emedy taken daily
ieeps the blood ccol, the liver and kidneys act
ive, and w ill entirely eradicate iron* the system
dJ trace- o f Scrofula, Salt Rheum, or any'other
torm of blood disease.
No medicine ever i trod need in this country
has met with such ready sale, nor given such
iniversal sntisfact oti whenever used as that of
DR. l ’ARDEE’8 REMEDY.
This remedy has been u-ed in the hospitals
throughout the old world for the past 'wenty-
•ive years as a specific for the above diseases,
ind it has and w ill cure when all other .-o-coiled
remedies fail.
8end for pamphlet of testimonials from those
who have been cur. d by its use. Druggists »ell
it at $1.00 per bottle. Try it aud be convinced.
For sale by
M ACK & CO .,
3 a n d II F r o n t St., S a n F r a n c i s c o .
FRAZER
AXLE
HUNT’S REMEDY
Mires Intemperance, Nervous Diseases, Genera
Debility, Female Weakness and Excesses.
jestinth tN orldin nrâ^r
Cures Biliousness, Headache, Jaundice. Sou
stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation and Biles.
HUNT’S REMEDY
W
A T O RICE on the K i d n e y *« l. lv e i
m»l K d
« w u r H l «2 restoring them to a healthy » (
ion, and 11 I l l s when all other medicine
ail. Hundreds have been saved who have bee'
given up to die by friends aud physicians.
N O I.»
K%
A I j I j I N I «.4 .1 » i ».
MASQUERADES,
PARADES,
I v l
A • V I I I It • III-: t T K I C . 4 I.H
r-.very thing in the above line. Costumes, Wigs
Beards, Properties, Opera and Play Books, etc
nrnished at greatly reduced rates and in stijie
ior quality by the oldest, largest, best renownec
md therefore <mly reliable Theatrical Suppl-
Home on the Pacific Coast. Correspondence so
Melted. G oldstein A Co., 26, 28 and :t0 O'Farrel
-treet, also *22 Market street,San Francisco. W»
tuppl v all Theaters on the Coast, to whom we re
•poetfully refer.
Jet the G enuine!|in i Ü À r
Sold Everywherei W11 L U U L
R
N K W i Mi|,p* K V , i\ g e n t . P o r t la n d , «»r.
[ J. H. (lOIMi & CO.,
r
I
Importers, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers, lor
L
----S T O V E S ,
_ 148 Jh ird Street, Portland, Oregon.
EOCENE.
Is a Spei ial brand of Burning Oil, which we
inanuiacture expressly for F A M ILY L 8K.
I t 1 » A I ’ K K r l i t ' T I I . I . l H O A l O K .
11 I * * 14* H K l K b I fe.se’I .
I T I* O F t.N F o l O I Q U A L I T Y .
We guarantee it to be the iiiohest pomblb
ur .%
de or illuminating oil . Asa l«»r it.
S TAN D - RO O IL C O M P A N Y .
TORS on I nstallments . Best make'
prices. Send for catalogue,
iNGUBA Lowest
w . C . H I. I t ' l l , »AI |»«»M , C a t .
* . P. N . IT. No.
- s . F. N . U . No. 5A7
R A N G E S , ----
table Cutlery, Tin and Wooilen Ware, Dairy Sup-
pies. The largest and cheapest dealers for cash.
Country traue a »peciulty.
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SOOTH'NCt
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CHILDREN
r « n l < t T i l l H n n < .u
SVRUP
TEETHING
b i n a t i m
IF YOUR BUSINESS DOES NOT P A Y .
Chickens are easily and succc'Siu ly
raised by us ng the P e t f l u m a l r -
c i b a t o r s and B r o o d e r s , ou r 11-
. .
,
l istraied catalogue tel s ad about it.
Don t nuv *n v hut the Petalum* if you want Strreng, vi/tiroiis ( hick'-
W -a re Pac fic Const Headquarters for B mic and C io »v rC m e r , 'l » r k
e r s 0 « k-, Capo ising Tools, F.nintains. Flood’ -« uoup Cure, Morr s
l ’ou'try Cur , C reosozone tnt- great eh ok •• -ii e killer a n d -very.» he
article requ red by p ultry ndterg. See the machines m operation at
our ex lb t with t e Norwalk Os trie n Far ,M dw n»ei F d r batching
o* riche» and all kin d-* f enrs. C. t » .gu e f ree: if rmi w .n t if. u r.t«
tl>us
F E T A L U • A I C U R A T O R «j. ,
-v.0— , j 2—7 d “ 7.>6 Main a treet. Beta u ms, Cal.
DROP IT
“ A F A IR F r t C c rviAV P R O V E A F O U L B A R
G A IN .” M A R R Y A P L A IN G I R L I F S H E U S E S
S A P O L IO
rhlumatisw
cured
by the
Moore’s Revealed Remedy.
a s s ;
/C A TA R R H
I
F v
use of
Best, Ks*io*t to r*e. * t .1 »
Sold by Drüg¿:í;» or seul by m%ü.
fete. K. T. UansUAa. Wsrrea, ÍA.
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i ,
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N U ■» t o n OBVMUt
N. T
ft u l
C