now h a d sw ung open a faw inches, b u t
to h e r actonisam ent it was fixed in th a t A .NEW ENGLAND liiLA C LE.
position ar.d she could not pass. A3
vet she had been free from any personal A R A I L R O A D E N G I N E E R R E L A T E S
fear, a n d even now it was w ith a half
HIS
EXPERIENCE.
em ile a t h e r im prisonm ent in the m ajo r’s
stu d y th a t she ra n g th e bell and tu rn ed
to th e w indow . A innn whom she rec­ T h e W o n d e r f u l S t o r y T o l d b y F r e d C.
V o ie and Hi* M o tlie r -ln -L a w to a I m ­
ognized as one of th e ranch laborers was
p o r t e r o f t h e K o g t o n H e r a l d —B o t h A r e
ptauding a h u n d re d feet away in the g a r­
G estu red A fte r Tear« o f A g o n y .
den looking c u riously at the house. H e From the Bouton H erald.]
U R IN fi hard tim es consum ers
cannot afford to experim ent
NOW
ROYAL
N.B.
Royal Baking Powder
Throösth Saota ClaraWhcat
r
-
forward.
B ut beforo th e could u nderstand Tshat
ho said the sash began to raftlo in h e r
baud, th e ja rrin g recom m enced, th e floor
ing powder.
It is
th a t the
shook beneath h e r feet, a hideous sound
of g rin d in g seem ed to come from th e
g rea t stren g th and pu rity of the
w alls, a th in seam of dust like sm oke
bro k e fri un t he ceiling, and w ith the noise
stand out as a friend in need
of fa llin g p laste r a dozen books follow ed
each o th e r from th e shelves in w h at in
to those who desire to practise Econ-
the fra n tic h u rry o f th a t m oment seemed
in th e K itchen. E ach spoonful docs its per-
a grim ly delib erate succession; a pictu re
h an g in g a g ain st th e wail to h e r dazed
work.
Its increasing sale b ears witness that
w onder sw ung fo rw a rd and appeared to
►t.uni a t rig h t angles from it: she felt
a necessity to the p ru d en t— it goes further.
herself reeling a g ain st the fu rn itu re , a
d e ath ly nausea overtook her. and a s she
glanced ilc pairingly tow ard the w indow
tiie o u tly in g fields beyond th e garden
G rocers say th a t every dollar in­
seem ed to lie u n d u la tin g like a sea.
F or th e first tim e she raised her voice,
vested in
is
not in b ar. b u t in a pathetic little c ry of
apology for her aw kw ardness in tu m ­
worth a dollar the world over, th a t it
bling about a n d not being able to g ra p ­
ple th is new experience, and th en she
does not consum e their capital in dead
found herself n e ar the door, w hich had
once m ore sw u n g fr- o. .She grasped it
stock, because it is the g re a t favorite,
eagerly and d a rte d o u t of the stu d y in to
and sells through all tim es and seasons.
tiio deserted passage. H ere some in ­
stin ct m ade her follow the line of th e
wall ra th e r th an th e sh ak in g b a lusters
of th e corridor and staircase: b u t before
: she reached the Isjttom she heard a shout.
| and th e farm laborer she had seen com-
■ ing to w ard h e r seized h e r by th e arm ,
j dragged her to th e open doorw ay of the
| d ra w in g room and halted b eneath its
| arch in the wall. A nother th rill—b u t
lig h te r th m before—passed th ro u g h th e
L iv e T h in g * A b o u t a N ote.
GRACE.
building, H i ti all was still again.
T h e r e a r e liv e e s s e n tia l e le m e n ts t o th e
“ It's over, 1 reckon; th a t’s all ju s t
(joint-tillin' It is like her!
leg al v a lid ity of a n e g o tia b le d r a f t , n o te
now, ’ said th e m an coolly. “ It's q u ite
T he cu rv e of th e cheek a u d th e way
>r c h e c k :
T h e lia.fr has gone ant ray.
safe to c u t a n d run for th e g a rd en now
I t m u s t be p a y a b le in m o n e y —t h a t is,
T w in in g about th e ear:
hrougli th is w indow .”
He h alf led,
rold, s ilv e r ui g re e n b a c k s , p o ssib ly a ls o iu
Yes, an d th e p ictu re here
By
FRANCIS
BRET
HARTE.
I ’nitc d S l a t e s c u rre n c y ; n o t in a n y k in d of
h alf l if t 'd her th ro u g h the F ren ch w in ­
H as th a t look of vague su rp rise
m e rc h a n d ise . T h u s a rude “ p a y a b le in 100
dow to th e veranda and the ground,
T h a t 1 saw som etim es in h e r eyes.
A ll th is iliil not, how ever, a b a te her and locking h e r arm iu his ra n quickly
ilvt s ’’ b a n been d e c id e d t o be in v a lid .
Som eth in g it is like tier!
It m u s t be p a y a b le w ith o u t a n y c o n tin ­ a d m iratio n for b o th —-|M-rli:i|H p a rtic u ­ fo rw ard a hu n d red feet from th e house,
A s if a p a in te r hud seen
gency o r u n c e r ta in ty . A n o te p ro m is in g
larly for th is p ictu r. ..ijuely «i-nth-m anly stopping a t last b eneath a larg e post
J le r face hut once, an d th e n
o
p a y “ id ,000 o u t of th e p ro c e e d s o f o re to younii follow, w ith his jfentle au d acities
S triv e n w itli it in his h e a rt
oak w here th ere w as a ru stic seat, into
be
ra
is
e
d
a
n
d
sold
fo
r
a
n
y
m
in
e
”
is
in
v
a
lid
.
of com plim ent, his caressing a tte n tio n s
A lm ost in v ain , to im p a rt
w hich she sank. "Y o u 're safe now . I
H ilt a p a r t i c u l a r fu n d m a y be d e s ig n a te d ,
To his c an v as a u g h t of th e g race
and his u n fa ilin g and equal address.
reck o n ," ho said grim ly.
Of th e soul he saw in h e r face!
;s, “ I p ro m ise to pay o u t o f th e e s t a t e <»f
A nd w hen, discovering th a t she had
She looked tow ard th e house. The
ii., d e c e a s e d .”
S om ething it is like her!
m islaid her fan for th e fifth tim e th a t sun w as shining b rightly. A cool breeze
it m u s t lx* p a y a b le a t a c e r ta in sp ec ified
A nd so it h an g s here by my head,
m
orning,
he
sta
rte
d
up
w
ith
equal
and
iim e a tim e c e r ta in to a r riv e . A n o te
seem ed to have sp ru n g up us th e y ra n
A nd th e light o f Its b eau ty is shed
undim inished tire to go again a n d fetch She could see a q u a n tity of ru b b ish lying
p a y ab le to A. Ik “ w h en h e is tw e n ty -o n e
O ver my room , a n d it seem s
y e ars of a g e ” is n o t g<H»d, fo r h e m a y n o t it, th e look of g ra te fu l pleasure a n d plead­ on th e roof, from w hich a dozen yards
T h a t som etim es it brin g s me d ream s
Of h erself of h e r H itting sm iles
live to be tw e n ty -o n e , a n d so th e tim e is ing p erplexity in h e r p re tty eyes m ight
of zinc g u tte r w ere perilously hanging,
In these d re a ry , sail afterw h iles.
n o t c e r ta in to a rriv e .
have tu rn e d a less conceited b ra in than the broken sh afts of th e fa rth e r c lu ste r
l
i
n
t
a
n
o
te
p
a
y
a
b
le
“
on
d
e
m
a
n
d
”
is
field
his.
Som eth in g it Is like her!
of chim neys, tv pile of bricks scattered
lo be good, fo r d e m a n d is in th e n a t u r e o f
A nd I bow iny head even now
“ B u t you d o n ’t know w here it is?”
upon th e gro u n d and am ong th e b a tte r'd
tilin g s c e r ta in to be m a d e a t s o m e tim e .
In to my h an d s, and th e low
“ 1 shail find it by in stin c t."
dow n be.im sof th e end o f th e veranda; b u t
'Phe o w n e r o f s u c h a n o te w o u ld n o t |»os-
Sound of h e r voice comes again.
“ You are spoiling m e—you tw o .” The th a t \cas all. She lifted her now w hitened
T rem b lin g th e sail re fra in
hohs c o m m o n sen se if lie n e v e r d e m a n d e d
Of th e end of th e Joy th a t Is dead
part nthesis w as a h e sita tin g addition, face to th e m an, and w ith the apologetic
p a y m e n t.
In my h e a rt, from w hich hope has fled!
I t m u s t In* p a y a b le to th e o r d e r of a c e r ­ b u t she contin u ed w ith fresh sincerity. sm ile still lingering on h e r lips asked:
— W ash in g to n Post.
ta in p a r ty th e r e in n a m e d , o r e ls e p a y a b le
“ I shall ho q u ite helpless wlicm I leave
“ W h a t d is s it all mean? W liat has
to b e a re r. O th e rw is e i t is n o t n e g o tia b le ,
here—if I am e v er ab le to g a b y m yself." happened?"
K n rly D is p a r a g e m e n t o f A iiie s th e tic s .
a lth o u g h a s a s im p le w r itt e n c o n tr a c t ii is
“
Don’t
ev
er
go,
th
e
n
."
I t w a s p re d ic te d t h a t th e m o s t s e rio u s good a s b e tw e e n th e m a k e r a n d th e p e rs o n
T h e m an sta red a t her. “ D'ye m ean
“ B ut ju s t now I w a n t la y fa n —i t is so to sav ye d o n 't know?”
m a lp ra c tic e s w o u ld fo llo w th e in tr o d u c ­ to w h o m i t is p a y a b le . H u t i t is n o t c a p a ­
close
e
veryw
here
to
d
ay
."
tio n o f tlie a n a e s th e tic a r t . I t w a s fe a re d
“ ¡lo w couhl 1? T hey m u st have all
b le o f in d o rs e m e n t u n le s s th e w o rd s “ o r ­
t h a t i lie a r t w o u ld be u sed l»y t h e ro b b e r, d e r ” o r “ b e a r e r ” a p p e a r.
“ I fly, m adem oiselle."
left th e house as soon as i t began. I was
by th e m u r d e r e r , by th o s e w h o w e re d e s i r ­
H e sta rte d to th e door.
T h e a m o u n t p a y a b le m u s t be sp e c ifie d
ta lk in g to—to M. L T banm adieu, a n d he
o u s o f c o m m ittin g d e e d s o f v io len ce, a n d
She called a fte r him , “ L e t m e help
a n d c e r ta in . A n o te fo r 4U00 “ w ith i n t e r ­
t h a t , in s h o r t, it w o u ld lie a m e a n s o f p u t ­ e s t ” Is g o o d , b e c a u s e th e i n te r e s t c a n Is? y o u r in stin c t, then. I had it la s t in t h “ su d d en ly le ft.”
T h e m ail b ro u g h t his face an g rily
tin g th e m ost d a n g e r o u s a n d re a d y w e ap o n
c a lc u la te d a n d t h u s c e r ta in ly a s c e r ta in e d , m a jo r’s stu d y ."
dow n w ith in an inch of h e r own. “ D’ye
o f e v il e v e r d re a m e d o f in to th e h a n d s o f h u t a note reading, P a j
o r #000” fa
“
T
h
a
t
w
as
w
here
I
w
as
going."
m ean to say th a t them d —d F ren ch half-
th e e v il disp« v-.cd, t h e w o rs t d isp o se d o f th e n o t g o o d .—( ’h a u tn u < |tia n .
H e disappeared. Rose got up and breo Is stam p tded aud left y e r th ere
w h o le c o m m u n ity .
m oved uneasily to w a rd th e w indow . alone?"
I t w a s a r g u e d t h a t th e p ra c tic e , h o w e v e r
A n A lm o s t fC xtinrt W o r k o f A r t.
"H o w queer a u d q u iet it looks outside.
wife a n d s u c c e s s fu l it m ig h t be, w a s s i n ­
She w as still too m uch stupefied by
W h e n I w a sfi y o u n g s te r th e r e w a s o n e a l ­
It’s really too bad th a t lie should bo sent the reaction to fu lly com prehend his
fu l, w a s opposed to t he d iv in e ly a p p o in te d
m o s t in v a r ia b le w o rk of a r t in e v e ry fam i
d e c re e , a n d c o u ld n o t be s u s ta in e d e x c e p t
a
fte
r
th
a
t
fan
again.
lie
’ll
n
ev
er
find
ly t h a t h a d e v e r lo s t one o r m o re m e m b e rs .
m eaning, and repeated feebly, w ith h e r
in d ir e c t d e fia n c e o f r ig h t e o u s la w ; for,
T h is w a s a p ic tu r e m a d e o u t of th e h a i r o f it." She resum ed h e r place a t th e piano, sm ile still f lin tly lingering, “ B u t you
w a s n o t m a n b o rn to s u ffe r, a n d w a s not
Adele
follow
ing
her
w
ith
ro
u
n
d
expect­
th e d e ce a se d . T h e d e s ig n s of t h e se g re w
don’t tell m e w h at it was?"
p a in a p a r t o f th e c u rs e t h a t b a d fa lle n oil
a n t eye-.. A fte r a pause she sta rte d up
so m e m e m o ria ls w ere a lw a y s th e s a m e . A
“ A n e a rth q u a k e ,” said the m an ro u g h ­
m a n by Id s lirs t d is o b e d ie n c e to t h e A l­
m a n o r w o m a n m a d e o f h a i r w a s re p re
again.
“
I’ll
go
a
n
d
fe
tc
h
it
m
yself,”
she
ly; "a m i if it lmd lasted teu seconds
m ig h ty w ill?
s e a te d a t a g ra v e m a d e o f h a ir unfit r i said, w ith a h a lf em barrassed laugh,
I t w a s in s iste d o n by a m o re p ra c tic a l
longer it w ould h a v e shook dow n th e
h a ir y w e e p in g w illow . S o m e tim e s e v en and ra n to th e door.
g r o u p o f o b je c to rs t h a t , un th e p ro c e ss of
w hole sh a n ty and left you u n d e r it. Yer
th e s k y a n d th e d is ta n t la n d sc a p e (w h ic h
Scarcely u n d e rstan d in g her ow n nerv­ kin tell th a t to them if they don’t know
a m r s tb e s ia b e c a m e g e n e r a l in its a p p lie s
in v a r ia b ly in c lu d e d a c h u r c h a n d a v e ry
tio n , th e m o r ta lity ii d u c e d by a iu e s tlie s ia
ousness, b u t finding relief in rapid it, b u t from th e w ay they m ade trac k s
p ro p e r p a th le a d in g s t r a i g h t to its d o o r)
w o u ld o f its e lf I k *tlie d e n til w a r r a n t o f tin*
m ovem ent. Rose Hew lig h tly up the to the th his I reckon they did. T hey’re
w e re a ls o const r u c tc d o f th e s a m e m a te r ia l.
d e c la r e d a d v a n c e m e n t a n d b rin g a ll its
A t o th e r s th e y wen* lim n e d u p oll th e c a r d ­ staircase. T he m a jo r’s study, w here she com ing now ."
g lo ry to th e d u s t . —D r. K ic h a rd s o u in
had Iss-ii w ritin g letters d u rin g his a b ­
b o a rd w ith w a te r colors. W a tc h g u a r d s ,
W ith o u t a n o th e r word he tu rn e d aw ay
L o n g m a n s ’ M ag a z in e .
n e c k la c e s, e a r r in g s a n d b ro o c h e s w e re a ls o sence th a t m o rning, was at th e fu rth e r h alf su rlily , h a lf defiantly, passing scarce
m
a
d
e
of
h
a
ir,
an
d
th
e
la
u
-in
c
ss
of
c
o
n
triv
end
of
a
long
passage
a
n
d
n
ear
her
own
JiiMtic«* G r e a t e r T h a n C h a r ity .
fifty y ard s a w ay Mrs. R andolph and h e r
in g th e s e device» m u s t h a v e been a n a c tiv e
bedroom , th e door of w hich as she d a u g h te r, who w ere hastening to w a rd
T h e o n e d iv in e w o rk th e o n e o rd e re d
one.
p
a
s
s
e
d
she
noticed
h
a
lf
a
b
strac
te
d
ly
was
sa c rific e — is to d o ju s tic e , a n d it is th e la st
th e ir guest.
T h e in tr o d u c t ion of th e m o r t u a r y p h o to
open, b u t she c o n tin u ed on anil h urriedly
w e a r e e v e r in c lin e d to d o .
A n y th in g
“ O h, here yon u re,” said Mrs. R a n ­
g r a p h e h ro m o s e n t t h e h a i r a r t i s t to th e
r a t h e r t h a n t h a t. A s m u c h c h a r ity a s y o u
entered the stu d y . A t th e s a iu e m om ent dolp h .w ith th e n e are st approach to effu ­
w a ll, b u t th e sp ec ie s is by n o m e a n s e x ­
c h o o se , b u t n o ju s tic e . “ N a y ,” y o u w ill
E
iuile,
w
ith
a
sm
ile
on
his
face,
tu
rn
e
d
t in c t y e t. I m e t o n e th e o th e r e v e n in g
sion th a t Ro e h a d y e t seen in h e r m a n ­
s a y , “ c h a r ity is g r e a te r t h a n ju s tic e .” Yes,
w h o w a s t a k i n g h o m e th e m e m o ria l of thw tow ard her w ith th e fa n in liis hand.
ner. " W e w ere w ondering w here you
i t is g r e a te r ; i t is th e s u m m it o f ju s tic e —*
"O il, you’ve found it." she said w ith had ru n to and w ere g e ttin g q u ite con­
w h o le fa m ily of a w id o w o f w e a lth . H e
it is th e te m p le o f w h ic h ju s tic e is th e
nervous eagerness. “ 1 w as so afraid cerned. E m ile w as looking for you
to ld m e t h a t th e r e w e re tw e n ty a d d p e o p le
fo u n d a tio n . H u t y o u c a n ’t h a v e th e to p
r e p re s e n te d in th e m a te r ia l e m p lo y e d in
you’d have all y our tro u b le for n o thing." everyw here."
w ith o u t tiie b o tto m ; y o u c a n n o t b u ild
th i s m a s te i w o rk . It w a s c e r ta in ly m c la ti
W ith a h a lf breath less sm ile she ex
u p o n c h a r ity . Y o u m u s t b u ild u p o n j u s ­
T h e recollection o f his blank a n d a b ­
clio ly e n o u g h to re m in d o n e of tw e n ty fu
tended her band for the fan , b u t liv je c t face, liis vague outcry a n d blind
tic e , fo r t liis m a in re a so n , t h a t y o u h av e
tic ra ls. I trie d to find o u t w h a t s u c h a feat
caught her o u tstretc h ed little palm in flight, cam e hack to Rose w ith a shock
n o t, a t fir s t, c h a r ity to b u ild w ith . I t is
of g e n iu s w a s w o r th , b u t lie d e c lin e d t o be
th e la s t re w a rd o f g<xid w o rk . D o ju s tic e
th a t s ilt a tiiisli o f sym pathetic sham e
in te rv ie w e d ,
lie h in te d a t h u n d r e d s o f liis ow n am i held it.
to y o u r b r o th e r (you c a n d o t h a t w h e th e r
"A ll, b u t you a re not going to leave to her face. T he ingenious Adele
d o lla rs , b u t w h e th e r th i s m e a n t w h a t i t
y o u lo v e h im o r not > a n d y o u w ill c o m e to
ns.
are
you?"
w a s w o rt h in Ids e s tim a tio n , o r w h a t ho
noticed it a n d d u tifu lly pinched her
lo v e h im . It is a ll v e ry fin e t o t h i n k y o u
In a llasli o f consciousness she under m o th e r’s arm .
w a s p a id fo r it I c o u ld no t d efine. I know
c a n b u ild u p o n c h a r ity to lieg in w ith , b u t
stood him . a n l. a s it seemed to her. her
t h a t th o u s a n d s of d o lla r s w o u ld n o t h i n
“ E m ile,” echoed Rose fa in tly , “ look­
y o u w ill find a ll y o u h a v e to b e g in w ith
tu e t o liv e in a ro o m w h e re it h u n g u p o n
ow n nervousness a n d nil a n d ev ery ­ ing for me?”
b e g in s u t h o m e a n d is e s s e n tia lly lo v e of
th e w a ll. N ew Y ork (.’or. P i t t s b u r g B u!
thing.
And
w
ith
it
c
am
s
a
sw
ift
appre­
y o u rs e lf.—H u sk in.
M other a n d d a u g h te r exchanged
let in.
ciation of a ll it m i'it to h e r a n d her glances.
future. To be a lw a y i w ith him . and,
A C h i e f J u s t i c e ’« G o w n .
“ Y es," said Mrs. R andolph cheerfully,
A H in t t» C o n g re ss.
like him , a p a rt of th is retim .1 and rest
U n lik e ju d g e s in m ost lo w e r c o u r ts t h .
“ lie says he s ta rte d to ru n w ith you, but
T h e b r i g h t l i t t l e d a u g h t e r o f a re p re ­ s u p re m e c o u r t ju s tic e s w e a r b la c k g o w n s
till seclusion skill to all th a t had so you got ahead a n d slip p 'd o u t of the
s e n ta tiv e v is ite d t h e h o u se. A s m ig h t I k ? t h a t a r e m u c h lik e th e casMH*ks o f c h u r c h
a ttra c te d h e r in th is house: not to bo garden d oor—o r som ething of th a t kind,"
e x p e c te d , s h e d id n o t find th e p ro c e e d in g s c h o ris te rs . A rra y e d iu th e s e s o m l» e r b la c k
obliged to e d u ca te
herself u p t > she a Ided. w ith th e a ir of m ak in g light
e s p e c ia lly in te r e s tin g .
S h e sto o d it as g o w n s, t h e ju s tic e s , a row o f sev e n o r e i g h t
it, b u t to l<e in it on equal term s of R. e’s girlish fears. "Y o u know one
lo n g a s s h e c o u ld , a n d th e n s a id :
v e ry la r g e a n d v e ry le a rn e d m e n , p*v*eut
“ W e ll, I ’m tir e d o f t h i s p r r a c h in .
I f m i a p p e a ra n c e o f o fficial d ig n ity t h a t i** ut once: to know th a t it w as no w ild, scarcely know s w h at one does a t such
foolish, y o u th fu l fancy, b u t a v ise , tim es, and it m u st have l>een all frig h t­
th e r e is n ’t g o in t o be a n y s in g in I t'uo.ss
m o s t s tr ik in g .
I ’ll g o h o m e .” — W a s h in g to n S ta r .
th o u g h tfu l a n d p ru d e n t resolve th a t fully stra n g e to you -a n d he's been q u ite
T h e s u p r e m e c o u r t c o n v e n e s a t 1-
her fa th e r w ould
u n d e rstan d and | d istra c te d lest you should have w an ­
o Y lo c k . O n e d a y C h ie f J u s t i c e C h a s e w a s
M«»1iamin«-tlatiN N e v e r l » e C ollin*.
her frien d s r e s p s 't — these w ere the dered aw ay. Adele, ru n a n d tell him
u n a b le to find h is robe. H e s e a rc h e d e v ery
T h e M o h a m m e d a n s a lw a y s , w h e th e r in p a r t o f t h e ro b in g ro o m , a n d e v en lig h te d
th o u g h ts th :t crow ded q uickly upon her M iss M allory has been here u n d e r the
t h e i r o w n c o u n tr y o r in o n e o f a d o p tio n , a m a tc h t o g o d e e p e r in to h is c lo se t t h a n
—m ore like an ex planation of li*r feel­ is*.I t ; i H th e tim e."
b u ry w ith o u t coffin o r c a s k e t o f any k in d . u s u a l in s e a rc h o f th e m is s in g g o w n . Is*
ings th a n n revelation - in th e b rie f ms
Rose sta rte d , and th en fell {hopelessly
c a u s e t h e d a y w a s a d a r k a n d ra in y one.
olid th a t lie held li-'r hand. It was not lire a in h e r seat. Porhape it w as true!
on
It w a n te d b u t a m in u te o r tw o o f l‘J
|ierhaps love as she had dream ed it. and P erhaps he had not ru " (H i off w ith th a t
HAVING
w h e n t h e c h ie f ju s tic e , a lm o s t b e sid e h im
TIIE
even believed it before; she w as not aw m l face and w ith o u t a w ord. Per-
s elf w ith b*n.g s e a rc h in g , a p p e a le d to Hell
ed or oiultnrrusscd. she even felt hajis she her» If hail been h alf frightened
Belting, Packing and Hose, Boots and W ad e , th e fa m o u s ro u g h a u d re a d y s e n a to r asham
fro m O h io , w h o c h a n c e d to e n te r th e ro o m , w ith a slight prid e th a t she w as not out of her rvas-rn. In th e sim ple weak
Shoes, Rubber and Oil Clothiiu'.
blushing. She r i i - 1 h e r eyes fran k ly ' kindness of her n a tu re it seem ed less
tt» h e lp h im llm l h is lo s t g ow n.
Dr moists’ l\ libber Goods,
W a d e h a d j u < co m e in fro n t o u t o f
W h at site w ould have said she di.l not d readful to believe th a t the fa u lt was
d o o rs , a n d so, t h r u s t i n g h is u m b r e lla u n
know , for th e door w hich lie had closed | part ly her own.
—MANCfACTlRKP HY
d e r o n e o f t h e s e tte e s t o see iff t h e m is s in g behind h e r began to shake violently.
“ And you vveut back in to th e house to
g a r m e n t iviih th e re , he f o r tu n a t e ly fish e d
It w as not t lie fear of som e an g ry in i oh for us when all w as ov er," said
it o u t.
H o ld in g it a t a r m ’s le n g th o n t lie
................ . In terferen ce surely th a t m ade Mrs. K indolpli, fixing her black, beady,
e n d o f b is d r ip p i n g u m b r e lla h e shout«*!,
711 k h i I 7ft ►'lr«t S i.. I’o r t 'a m l . O r.
him d rop her h an d instantlv
It was not m agneth- eyes on Rose, “ anil th a t stupid
“ H e re , t ’h o se h e r e ’s y o u r o ld s h i r t . ”
Write lor catalogue frkf .
Th® le a rn e d c h ie f j u s tic e reuche«l h * —her » s olid th o u g h t the idea th a t some yokel /. ke brought you out again. He
ca t in t h e m id d le o f th e ro w ju s t a s lb«* one ha l fallen iu a fit a g a in st it th a t needn't have eluti hed vonr a rm so close­
EX PRESIDENT i HARRISON s clo
c k s t r u c k th e la s t s tr o k e of I’J , b u t t h e blanched Ins face w ith ab ject and nnrcu
ly. my li a r I m ust sja-ak to th e m ajo r
Says of th e Mil t • ry School " I t is s p e c ta to r fro m th e f r o n t w o u ld in v e r h a \ e soiling terror.
It m u st have t s s u some­ about liis excessive fa m ilia rity —b u t 1
fo n d In ev* ry re*pe» t good (or tin*
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for ih e co u n try ."
m u c h « lig n ity h a d b een te n sec o n d s bcf->»t* in a rtic u la te cry a n d d ash c u t of the room M i p p o s • 1 shall lie told th a t th a t is A m eri­
can fp odom. [ call it ’a lib e rty .’ "
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and dow n th e sta irs like a m adm an!
Po rtlan d , Or., I* a M ilitary School
W h had h a p ;■ n-’d:
T h e n llie t t In.t fei»»e«l In III..«*
f**» hf r o v m r z i » . t
under governm ent control. Scien­
In la r ow n self |s>sa>-sMon she knew
Oil® of K a n s a s City * p ro m in e n t c iti­
tific, olioaictfl eomnuMrial course*,
o rlie for c .t d<*gue. Spring te-n» h*? zens w as escorting Ins w ife along the th a t all this w as |>assing ra p id ly , th at it
sin s February A.
Mwglo and M:irrt«'«l.
street «luring the high w inds of F riday was not th e d,s>r now th a t w as still
A n a tiv e of In lan d lan d in g at G reen­
shaking,
for
it
had
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alm
ost
shut
w hen they w ere cau g h t by a p a rticu la r
ly strong breeze and alm ost lift«*«! otf •gain, lmt it w as th e w indow s, the tssik ock n ante 1 to tak e th e tra in to G las­
gow. N ever having been in a ra ilw a y
th e ir f«‘e t T h e citizen caught h«»l«l of a shelves, th e thsir b e n ea th h e r feet th at
brass rail ami his w ife clung to his arm . w ere all shaking. She heard a h u rrn d sta tio n before, he did not know how to
• his ticket S o ing a lad y . how. ver
but th e citizen s hold was |<*om*ned and scram bling, th e tra m p lin g o f feet below
— should rrr*»
tw o fingers w ere sprained
His w i'e ■nil th e quick ru stlin g of a sk irt in the gnn g in. P at tl m ight he w ould follow
GOLDEN WEST H\KI\G POWDER w as to rn a wav from him ami d rive« passage as if som e one had p re cip ita te ly her, and lie w ould soon know how to
i » a l ltd . The lady, giving to the
t is a measure of
I n -« tn e tr id »form. To
a« r«*ss the stre et
As she sailed aw ay tbs! from h e r room . Yet no one had
berti ih, pie iure mu! ecoi
called to h e r- even he had said n o thing ; ticket box and p u ttin g dow n h e r money,
he cnlbsl a f t e r h e r
pW a.s H e m e ..y S*r C a ta rrh »« U»e
’It s an ill w ind th a t blows nobody W hatever had happened th ey clearly | said, “ M aryhill, single." H er ticket
fV»*». F a s l e s t t o Vm. a n d C h e a p e *
w e.- d u ly handed to h e r. a n d she w alked
had not oared for her to know .
g .K t d -
T he ja rrin g and ra ttlin g ceased as sud­ | off. P a t. th in k in g it a ll rig h t, planked
T hat produced a « aim ami as the wife
b
retu rn ed the sm ile d eparted from t i e denly. but tu e house seem ed silent and dow n his money and sho u ted . " P a tric k
Bo’d hy d riav M l wr «eat I
in e tpovyil W UW ddvl. s l i a l t M urphy, u u r m s l." —T it-B ua.
D 1 ? i t m ÎUne. larvae. T%
c itu e u » lace
k a L 'a u CltV Tune®.
with inferior, cheap b ran d s o f bak­
b
saw h e r face r.s she tried to raise the
sash, u tte re d a n exclam ation ->i ra n
IN SIST
Goodyear Rubber Co.,
PEOPLE'S
C A T A R R M
s
. u L j l L E A HD Y I G O R - A D I F F E R E N C E
Eating in Haste
M any m uscular m an succum b to fatigues borne
w ith etise by parsons far th e ir in feriors in phys­ At U m ei w hile fe rv liu a* con*iablo uud
ical strength. Muscle does not Im ply vigor. In
fa c t, it U n o t difficult of proof th a t athlete* do d e p sty sheriff b rought o n dyspeptic trouble,
although I was n atu ral
no t live a* long n o r enjoy a* good h e alth a* the
average individual who is vigorous—tn a t is to
ly h e a l t h y .
E ig h t
say, whose digestion aud sleep are unim paired,
m o n t h s a g o I com-
w hose nerves are tra n q u il, aud who has no o r - 1
gunic tendency to dUeaae. These requisites of
menct'«l taking Hood'»
vigor are conferred upon tho*e in h e re n tly weak,
S a r s a p a r i l l a . I t has
no le»s m an upon those debililuted through
w asting disease, by a th o ro u g h ,p e rsiste n t course
cured my d y s p e p t i o
of H ostetter’s sto m a ch B itters, tho leading ua-
t r o u b l e an d set me
tiouul tonic, indorsed and recom m ended by
back iu my »go about
of em inence. It w ill not endow vou
T h e v ast h e alth -g iv in g results already physicians
w ith the muscle of a C orbett, b u t it w ill infuse
fifteen ycari. 1 advised
a ttrib u te d by th e new sp ap ers th ro u g h ­ energy in to your system and renew th e active I
o th ers to take Hood's
o u t th is c o u n try a n d C a n ad a toI>r. W ill­ and h e alth fu l perform ance of it» functions. It
___
_ Sarsuparilla au d they
averts and cures m alarial, rheum atic and kidney
iam»* ‘‘ P in k Pills for P ale People” have com plaints, aud overcom es dyspepsia, coustipa
Sir* S h u u iw u y .
now rejoice over tlio
been recen tly su p p le m e n ted by th e cases u o n , liver tro u b le and nervousness.
good effect it has bad upon them. My w ife bad
of tw o confirm ed invalids in one house­
Miss suffered from te re re hea-laches, general pros­
Chappie — T here is one th in g about
a
hold in a New E n g lan d tow n. T he nam es
d e ’s new house th a t I d o n ’t like. Sappi e— tra tio n a n d loss ol appetite. She has ta k e n two
of these people are F red C. Vose, his F W in hat's
th a t? Chappie—Her father.
wife a n d his m oth er-in -law , Mrs. Oliver
C. H olt of P eterb o ro , m em b ers of the
sam e household.
To tlie H e ra ld re p o rte r w ho was sen!
to in v estig a te his re m a rk ab le cure Mr.
Vose sa id : “ I am 37 years old, and
have been ra ilro ad in g for th e Fitchburg
for fifteen years. Since boyhood I have
been tro u b le d w ith a w eak stom ach.
F or tlie p a st seven years I h ave guttered
te rrib ly am i c o n stan tly . My stom ach
w ould n o t re ta in food; m y head ached
c o n stan tly a n d was so dizzy I couhl
scarcely s ta n d ; m v eyes w ere b lu rred ; 1
had a had h e a rtb u rn , a n d m y breath
was offensive. I bail physicians, hut
th ey failed to h e lp m e. My a p p etite
gave ou t, a n d four years ago I developed
p a lp ita tio n of th e h e a rt, w hich seriously
affected m y b re ath in g . H ad terrib le
pains in m y hack, a n d had to m ake w a­
te r m any tim e s a day. 1 finally devel­
oped rh e u m a tic signs, a n d co u ld n ’t sleep
n ig h ts. If l lay dow n, m y h e a rt would
go p it-a -p a t a t a g re at ra te , and m any
n ig h ts I d id n o t close my eyes a t all. 1
was broken dow n in body and discour­
aged in sp irit, w hen som e tim e in F eb­
ru a ry last 1 got a couple of boxes of Dr.
W illiam s’ P in k Pills. Before I had fin­
ished th e first box I n o tic e d th a t tiie
p a lp itatio n of m y h e a rt, w hich had l a t h ­
ered me so th a t I couldn’t b re ath e at
tim es, began to im prove. I saw’ th a t in
going to m y hom e on th e h ill from th e
depot, w hich was previously an awful
task, m y h e a rt did not h e at so violently
and I had m ore b re a th w hen I reached
th e house. A lter th e second and th ird
boxes I grew b e tte r in every o th e r re ­
spect. My stom ach becam e stronger,
th e gas belching was not so bad, m y a p ­
p e tite am i digestion im proved, a n d m y
sleep becam e n early n a tu ra l and
u n d istu rb ed . I have c o n tin u ed tak in g
th e pills th re e tim es a day ever since last
M arch, am i to-day I am feeling b e tte r
th a n at any tim e d u rin g th e last e ig h t
years. l e a n confidently a n d const ien-
tiously say th a t th ey have done me m ore
good, and th e ir good effects are m ore |>er-
m an e n t, th a n any m edicine I have ever
tak e n . My rh e u m a tic p ain s in legs and
h an d s a re all gone. T he p ain s in th e
sm all of m y back, w hich w ere so b a d a t
tim es th a t I co u ld n ’t sta n d up stra ig h t,
have nearly all v anished, a n d 1 find m y
kidneys a re well reg u lated by them .
T h is is a n effect not claim ed for th e pills
in th e circ u la r, h u t in m y case th ey
bro u g h t it a b o u t. I am feeling 100 p e r
c e n t l e t t e r in every sh a p e a n d m a n n e r.”
T he re p o rte r n e x t saw M rs. H o lt, who
s a i d : ‘‘ I am 57 years old, am i for four­
teen years p a st I have had an In te rm it­
te n t h e a rt trouble. T hree years ago I
had nervous p ro stra tio n , by w hich my
h e a rt tro u b le was increased so badly th a t
I had to lie down m ost of th e tim e. My
stom ach also gave ou t, a n d I had c o n ­
tin u a l a n d in te n se pain from the hack of
m y neck to th e end of m y backbone. In
fourteen w eeks I sp e n t i 300 for doctor
bills and m edicines, b u t m y h e alth con­
tin u ed so m iserable th a t l gave up doc­
to rin g in despair. I began to tak e I)r.
W illiam s’ P in k Pills last w in ter, a n d th e
first box m ade m e feel ev er so m uch b e t­
te r. I h av e ta k e n th e pills since F eb ­
ru a ry , w ith th e re su lt of stopping e n ­
tire ly th e pain in th e sp in e and in th e
region of th e liver. My stom ach is again
norm al, a n d th e p a lp itatio n of the h e a rt
has tro u b led m e hut th re e tim es since I
com m enced th e p ills.”
A n an aly sis of Dr. W illiam s’ P in k Pills
show s th a t th ey co n tain , in a condensed
form , all th e elem ents necessary to give
new life a n d richness to th e blood and
restore sh a tte re d nerves. T hey a re an
u n fa ilin g specific for such diseases as lo­
com otor a ta x ia , p a rtia l paralysis, St. V i­
tu s ’ d ance, sciatica, n euralgia, rh e u m a ­
tism , n erv o u s headache, th e a fte r effect
of la g rip p e, p a lp itatio n of the h e a rt,
pah* a n d sallow com plexions, all form s
of w eakness e ith e r in m ale or fem ale,
and all diseases re su ltin g from v itia te d
hum ors in th e blood. P ink Pills a re sold
by all d e alers, or will be se n t postpaid
on receip t of price (50 c en ts a l>ox, or
six boxes for $2.50— th ey a re never sold
in hulk o r by th e 100) by addressing Dr.
W illiam s’ M edicine Co., Schenectady,
N . Y., or B rockvilie, O nt.
T h ere a re ru m o rs In th e Ccvur d ’Alene
m in in g regions th a t th e Ita lia n m in ers
will be d riv en o n t by A m erican labor,
am i th a t force will l»e used.
T K l. I.
VOU K V K l fi N 1)8.
H osts of letters have been w ritten, some
to the proprietors of A l l c o c k ’ s P o r o u s
P l a s t e r s , some to friends, telling of their
inestim able value. Here is one from the
Hon. E dm und L. P itts, the late President
of the New York State Senate:
“ S t a t e o f N kw Y o r k ,)
bEN VTF. ( ’ll VM HER, >
W ATER
P a l m e r <fc R e y ,
P o r tla n d , O r.
The reader of th is paper w ill be pleased to
le a rn th a t there is a t least one dreaded disease
th a t science has been able to cure in all its
stages, a n a th a t is c atarrh . H ull's C atarrh Cure
is the only positive cure know n to th e m edical
frate rn ity . C atarrh, being a c o n stitu tio n a l dis­
ease, requires a c o n stitu tio n a l tre a tm e n t. Hall s
« a ta rrh C ure 1» ta k e n internally, a cting directly
on tue bluod and m ucous surfaces of th e system ,
thereby destroying the foundation of the disease
a n d giving the*patient strengtli by b u ild in g up
th e c o n stitu tio n and assisting n a tu re in doing its
work. Tne proprietors have so m uch faith in its
c u ra tiv e powers th a t they offer One H undred
Dollars for any case th at it fails to cure, bend
for list of testim onials. Address
F. J . CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists; 75 cents.
A
POTTER
F almkr
W OKK
fo il
W U l.K M ii
Are you ready to w ork, an«l do you w ant to I
m ake m oney? Then w rite to B. F. Jo h n 0.1 A
Co. of Ricum- n d , Ya , a..d see if they c in n o t I
h e lp you.
Tiie Best '
Waterprocf
Coat
T ry Q ebmea fo r b re a k fa st.
|t«d «
K. J
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25c tfl..
50cta., a n d
|i.O O per B o ttle d
O ne c e n t a duee.
T h is O b z x t C o c o h C t u b pro m “ y " i . . s
w h ere a ll o th e rs fall. C oughs, Croup, Boro
T h ro a t, H o arsen ess, w h o o p in g C ough and
A sth m a. F o r C o n su m p ticn it h a s no m a i ;
had c u red th o u san d s, an d w ill cvhk Y“ t i*
ta k e n In tim e. Sold b y D ruggist» o n a iru'ir
s n te e
F o r a Lam e B ack o r Cb»»t, ua«
S H ’ l OH 3 B E L L A D O N N A P L A S T L K 1 « .
CATARRH
Q H I L O H ’S
remedy
;
H a v e y o u C atarrh ? T h is rem ed y is miai-an«
Tin
te e d t o c u re you. P rice , 50eta. In je c to r ire®*
Not
a C ough w itn a W e a k Sys­
t e m ,C o n s u m p t i o n w i t h W e a k
L u n g s, o r D ise a se w i t h Loss
of F le s h . T a k e
Scott’s
H A V C . RS*perspiration.causeintcuoaitciiin®
• I f l V Mm
h e n w a rm . T h is form a n d B L IN D .
V m t
B L E E D IN G o r F R O T ilU D iN Q P L L £ d
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YIELD AT ONCE TO
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BO-SAN-KO’S FILE REMEDY,
w h i.'h a c ts d ire c tly o n p a rts affected,
a b s o rb s tu m o r* , a lla y s itc h in g , effecting
a p e rm a n e n t c u re . P ric e Goc. D ru g g ists
or »ryAii. D r. B obanko, P h ila d e lp h ia . Pa.
F re e by M ail
u n receipt of G > e D ollar
A WHOLE GARDEN.
Let us ail you our Illu str ted C ta.ogue w icb
will tell you all about it. >» u n s e t
»m l I'H in t
Co. iHherwood all N urse y Co.), 427-9 an ome
Str et, 8»n Fraucisco. Sele ted Seeds a specialty.
- Ill-tiin U f-M liu m i —-
Emulsion
Dr.
t h e C r e a m o f C o d - l i v e r Oil,
for a n y a i l m e n t r e s u ltin g from
p o o r n o u r i s h m e n t . Physicians,
t h e w o r l d o v e r , e n d o r s e it.
Don't be deceived by Substitutes!
Evory’8^ - . . . . -
CA TA RRH
I he Great Cure
for Catarrh, Deafness,Colds, Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, Headache, Fetid, Sickening
Breath ; Restores the Voice, Sense or
SinelL c-to.Trice 5 C c . a ll dn:pL ifctsor
mall
K. F.VOK V * •'<>., 1'rw*.,
3 U J 1 7 i h b t .1 U r u u k l y u , . . . i .
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RUPTURE
PERMANENTLY CURED or
NO PAY. No p a y u n t il
We r e f e r to 5 , 0 0 0
cured .
p a ti e n ts . N o o p e r a t io n . N o
DETENTION FROM BUSINESS.
,W r i t e o r c a ll f o r c i r c u l a r a n d
b a n k r e f e r e n c e . Examination Iree.
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4 KP- EVIDENCE That the blood is
•wrong, and that nature is endcav-
orittg to throw o ff the impurities.
Nothing
•tJiii _ is ' so beneficial
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in assisting
nature as S w ift's
V Specific
Spe I _ (.S '. S. S )
I t is a simple vegetable compound. Is
harmless to the most delicate child, yet
it forces the poison to the surface and
eliminates it from the blood.
The 0. E. MILLER CO.,
Marquam Building,
P 4 I K T I » A * I > , O K K M L 1
Incorporated Capital and Surplus, $1,000.000.
M3AR
BBS ■
I contracted a severe case of blood poison
that unfitted me for business for four years. A
few bottles of Swift’s Specific (S. S. S.) cured
rue.
J. C. J on us, City Marshal,
Fulton, Arkansas.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
S w if t S p e c if ic C o , A tlanta, Ua.
“August
Flower”
“ I am Post Master here and keep
a Store. I have kept August Flower
for sale for some time. I think it is
a splendid medicine.” E. A. Bond,
P. M., Pavilion Centre, N. Y.
The stomach is the reservoir.
If it fails, everything fails. The
liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the
heart, the head, the blood, the nerves
all go wrong. If you feel wrong,
look to the stomach first. Put that
right at once by using August
Flower. It assures a good appetite
and a good digestion.
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MILD PHYSIC
O N E P ILL FOR A D O S E.
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h e a lth . T h e s e p il l s s u p p ly w h a t t h e s y * te m l a .i i«
m a k e it r e g u la r . T h e y c u r e H e a c U c h e , b r ig h t e n th e
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FOR SALE.
One celeb rated T u erk W ater M otor; new ;
w ill develop 10 to 15-horse power. Wat« r is the
best a n d cheapest pow er to use, and th e “ T u e rk ’
is th e best and ch eap est m o to r in th e m a rk e t
W ill be sold a t a saciitice. A ddress
PALMER & REY, P o rtla n d , Or.
The
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'c e e d , be s u re a n d s ta r t w i t h '
FERRY’S
SEEDS.
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o f th e la te s t fa rm in g k n o w l- ;
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h a v e it. S e n t free.
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Mich.
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fu rn ish ed at greatly reduced rates aud in supe­
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an d th erefo re only reliable Theatrical Supply
House on the Pacific Coast. C orrespondence so­
licited. G oldotkin & Co., 26, 28 and 30 O’F arrell
street, also 822 M arket stre et, San Francisco. We
supply all Theaters on the Coast, to w hom we re­
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On ST. JACOBS OIL
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PAINS
DROP IT
SUCKER ISALARY
B e w a re o f im ita tio n s . D on't!
a t i f t s * ’ F - 1 B r s n .l « n o t .m ;t. I!!n«trS -j
H o o d ’S P i l l s a isU t digestion,
f# A l / F * ITCHITTO PILES known by moletur®
in the
WORLD!
T eF i^l! UK VXD SLICKER is warranted water
prvvf. and will k« p y >ii dry la t: .e hardest «term. Tho
IH» rUMMEL »1.1« KF.K n a p e r te e t rid in g c o a t, a n
K ey ,
ose Enam cllne Stove Polish ; no d ust, uo smell.
A lii any , M a rc h 11, 1880.)
He Give me a ki>*. w on't v«>u? She (hesite.t-
ingly)—W eil, I w ill, if you w on’t g i\e it away.
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P ortland, Or.
have used A l l c o c k ’ s P o r o u s P i as ­
in my family for the past five years,
and can tru th fu lly say they are a vafuahle
remedy and effect great cures. I would n *t
be w ithout them . I have in several in ­
stances given some to friends suffering with
weak ami lame backs, ami they have inva­
riably afforded certain and speedy relief.
They cannot be t<>o highly comm ended.”
B k a n u r k t h ’ s P i l l s will purify the b l o o d .
Tlm>at diseases commence with a cold,
cough or overfatiguing th e voice. These
sym ptom s ( which, if neglected, often re­
sult tn a chronic trouble of the throat) are
allayed by the use of "Brown** Bronchial
Troches.’’
PRESS.
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Hood’s5*^““ Cures
bottles, an d h e r h ead Is now free from p a in and
she is enjo y in g ex cellen t h ealth ai.d iencived
•tre u g th ." S. B h u h w a y , W ebater, Mass.
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ters
“ Y o u r »ceo m t ha* b e e n « t a u d i n g a lo n g t i m e ,
Mr. Du k e y . " “ Th«»n gi v e it a s eat , m y dou r
Sher* " ” Very gl a d to ; >*hall we m a k e it a re
M OTOR.
O ne T u e r k W a te r M o to r, n e w , t h a t w ill
d e v e lo p fro m 10 to 15-horse p o w e r; c a n he
h a d a t a sa c rific e b y a d d re s s in g
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A n d a l l t b a W o r l d K n o t u s t h « C U R E 1» S U R E .
IF YOl*R BUSINESS DOBS NOT PAY.
C hickens
nayijy gnd successfully
raised by i w ^ t t u e P e t a l u m a I n
c u b a t o r s a i d B r o o d e r s . O ur il
lu ? tra te a catalogue tells all a b o u t it.
D on't b uy any but the P e ta lu m a if you w ant strong, vigorous chio»9
We are Pacific Coast H ead q u arters for Bone an d Clover C utters, Mark
ers. Books, Caponixing Tools, F o u n tain s. Flood's Roup Cure, M orrii
P oultry Cure, C .cosoione th e great ch icken-lice k ille r an d every o th e r
a rtic le ’requireo by p o u ltry raisers See th e m achines in operation a t
our e x h ib it w ith th e N orw alk O strich Farm , M idw inter Fair, h a tc h in g
oatriches and all kinds of eggs. C atalogue free: if vou w an t it, w rite
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START. F«>R C AN V ASSERS F«>R CLE A N.
hardv O rchard. «t)«r«ien an d Lawn Nur*e j -
AND
EXPENSES FROM
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Na.».e this paper BROWN BftOS. CO.,Oreg iiian bldg, P rtland.O r.
I. >• .«v :
T h e Adm iral Cigarettes are . Smoke the Adm iral C ig a r-
T h e Adm iral C ig a r e t t e , are
•uperior to all o th e r«.
'e t t e « « n d be happy.
the b e .t .
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