Condon globe., June 10, 1892, Image 4

KtcbenEconomy
cActual tests show the Toyal 'Baking
'Powder to be 27 per cent, stronger than any
other brand on the market. If another bak
ing powder is forced upon you by the grocer
see that you arc charged the correspondingly
lower price. i: ...
Bread, biscuit, cakes and muffins are not
known in most delicate and perfect quality
where Toyal Baking Powder is not used.
Considerable uneasiness Is felt at San
Diego over the action of bomb-throwers.
The Blackenitha' Union has offered a
reward of iUJ for the apprehension of
the parties who blew up the shop of
Schmidt, the anti-union blacksmith. A
bomb, the fuse of which had been
lighted, wan found in the yard of George
Lemon, a locksmith.
DEAFNESS CAN'T BE CURED .
Bv locl applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There Is snly one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
flamed condition of the mn ous lining of the
eust ohian tube. When thi tube gets inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hom
ing, and when it is entirely closed deafness if
the result, and unless ihe inflammation can be
taken out a d this tube restored to its m rmal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of tn are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous shi faces
'Ye i!l give One Hundred Dollars for any case
jf deafuess (caus'-d by catarrh) that we cannot
cine by taking Hall's Oatarrh Cure. Bend for
circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists; 7c
l0HELPLESS.!
Chicago, 111.
WAS confined to
bed;
walk
back;
could not
from lame
suffered j e
dor"'' "
1
1
1
months;
J not hejr"1
! ST
1
99
l is August Flower for ?"
-disily answered as asked. It is
or Dyspepsia. It is a special rem
edy for the Stomach and Liver.
Nothing more than this. We believe
August Flower cures Dyspepsia.
We know it will. We have reasons
for knowing it, To-day it has an
honored place in every town and
country store, possesses one of the
largest manufacturing plants in the
country, and sells everywhere. The
reason is simple. It does one thing,
and does it right. It cures dyspepsia
G0f.8rtQH.
I have a poaitire remedy for ttl above disease ; by its
om thousands of oases of the wont kind and of Ion
standing have been cared. Indfd soetmng la mj faitb
In its e:Ho4cr. that I wJl sail two BOTTLEft roea, with
VALUABLE TBEATI3K en this disease to anr suf
ferer who will sand ma their Jxprees and V. O. ad tiroes,
T. A. Slocurn. SL Cm 183 Pearl Hu. It, If.
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It is for the rare of d yapepsis cl its
O attendants aiok-lieaMliwiUu, conatipa
tion and piles, that v
?Tii!!Wmy Pills
Vhave became so famous. They u.W
gently, without griping or OBiiea,
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LOCOED HORSES.
Singular Effect of the Loco or Battle
Weed I'pon Horse Sense.
Col. Juan D. McCarthy, of California,
tat alone at a table in the Hoffman house
nervously fingering the big quartz links of
his watch chain and wondering what had
become of all the men ot his acquaintance.
He wanted somebody to hear him talk, and
he was just about to send for Billy Ed
wards and ask him to bring somebody in
by main force when his eye fell upon a
man who was known to hi in as a good lis
tener. The colonel shoved his slouch back
and cheerily said, "Hi, there!" Then he
added, "You're just the man I wanted to
see."
"Did you ever see a locoed horse?" said
the colonel. "Of course you never did, but
I was reminded of the subject by seeing the
term used in l;iSt Sunday's Sun. It's a
subject that causes more argument and
row among the -stockmen of California
than the price of beef ever did. A locoed
horse is the worst piece of property a man
can own, next to a corner lot in an addition
to a bursted boom town. You never can
tell what the critter, will do nor when JK'
will do it. He behaves as though he"'
half asleep most of the time, butjf"
he ought to be asleep he'll d'.
things than you can keep c .'
stake him out near cam"
self all up in the stair
walk, and then he'''
something has,'1'
to kick and' '
The rack .
th"t 4 TV , . J
: ' it, CO?
" . ' I irrel
, . loco
it is a
er the
bears
' ammer
.. . lit-m. I
' . .: . it one of
- ' 1.' It is
it when
' this rattle
.ut others
the 'loco'
til supcrsti-
.1 f'ul i fYiiil o
i eaten rattle
at least had
but he never
ge until after
: the country
, . that the sheep
f ears, burrowed
ed the animals
affect a man by
, waltzing around
.U have ever had a
ow how that feels,
s, .v how much truth
there theory about locoed
horses, hi. the cattleman swore he
had found "ticks in the ears of his crazy
broncoes. You see, every cattleman hates
sheep with religious fervor, and attributes
everything bad to them. I asked a Kern
county cattleman one day how be accounted
for earthquakes in California, and be re
plied: 'It's them infernal sheep, I reckon.'"
New York Sun.
Scott's Emulsion of cod
liver oil is an easy food it is
more than food, if you please;
but it is a food to bring
back plumpness to those who
have lost it.
Do you know what it is to
be plump?
Thinness is poverty, living
from hand to mouth. To be
plump is to have a little more
than enough, a reserve.
Do you want a reserve of
health ? Let us send you a
book on careful living ;
free.
Scorr & Bowhi. Chemists, 13s South th Areaua,
New York.
Your drugplit keeps Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver
oil all druggists everywhere do. u
3
CUSTOMS FRAUDS. :
Some Startling Developments
Coming.
ANOTHER CASE II THE HISTORY OF HIM.
An Interesting Story Oonoerning the
Appraiser's Offio. Comei
to Light.
That the full extent of the customs
frauds perpetrated by well known and
heretofore reputable men here is not yet
known and that further startling de
velopments will appear, is made evident
by the hints and actions of the govern
ment agents sent here to unravel the
dark combinations made by wealthy
merchants and the Custom House em
ployees. '"When the Grand Jury has completed
its investigations" said a prominent
government official yesterday, "and
when the reports made to the treasury
department in Washington by Bolicitot
Hepburn, Superintendent of Special
Agents Tingle and Assistant Secretary
Crouse are made public there will ap
pear the story of a system of customs
frauds which Involves more people of re
spectability and wealth than perhaps any
smuggling scheme ever unearthed by
the government before. There will then
be more names mentioned in connection
with these frauds than are identified
with them now."
In the course of his persistent investi
gations about the Custom House an
Evening Post reporter yesterday learned
some things of interest concerning an
old and trusted employee in the apprais
ers office from which Appraiser Levy
was so recently dismissed. This man is
T. O. Lewis, who through all the changes
of several successive administrations has
remained chief clerk of the appraiser's
department. The searching investiga
tion of the affairs of this department
made by Solicitor Hepburn, lett not the
slightest reflection on the competence
and trustworthiness of Mr Lewis. Mr.
Lewis, it was learned, is a man whose
name is known throughout America and
in,. many foreign lands, although his
ratively obscure official position
eu him but little local fame. The
. 1 how his fame was acquired is an
. ing one. It is based entirely on
i v of how his life was saved sev-
rs ago. He told it in 1887 as
; i six months or more ago, I was
rth an attack of something re
s' my old corn plaint. My doctor
ed it to be Nephritis. It 'yielded
the usual treatment for such
II again resumed the use of
Safe Cure, which I had not
r several years. I thought at
-1 was something remarkable
attack passed off without the
f stones, as formerly, although
r watched for them. I tliere
e to the conclusion that my
; iagnosis was correct, and that
.: k was nothing more nor less
sample inflammation of the kid
ased by a cold settling there,
o months later I noticed a slight
.urinating. This increased until
'nated in inflammation of the
. s gland, and stranguary of the
:. the bladder, causing a com
c jtoppage of the flow of the
4 Two physicians essayed to
te the bladder by catherization
t jut avail. A third was more sue
i ul by distending the urethra, and
'jducing a very large catheter. The
ired result was obtained, and when
instrument was withdrawn, it
s ought away a stone weighing 53 ers.,
""'; proved upon a chemical analysis
J be an oxalic of lime. This was fol
lowed in the course of a few days by the
passage of more than forty stones, vary
ing in size from an ordinary pin's head
to that of a pea. Some of these stones
were smooth, others, including the
largest were rough and jagged. They
could hardly have passed the urethra in
that condition. I continued the use of
Warner's Safe Cure, and a few days af
terwards passed at intervals a quantity
of black sand. All unpleasant symptoms
have now disappeared, and I am quite
well."
This account of how he conquered an
ailment which has proved fatal to so
many, was published wherever the Eng
lish language is spoken, in connection
with many similar testimonials.
Speaking of the matter yesterday, Mr.
Lewis said: "When I had found that
Warner s Safe Cure had done me more
good than the doctors could do," I rec
ommended it to mends and acquaint
ancea afflicted with kidney troubles
whenever I had an opportunity. There
were so many that I remember but few
of the names, but in every case in which
I heard of the results the treatment re
sulted successfully. There were so many
of the clerks and laborers about the de
partment who had kidney disease in
some stage that I bought several cases
of the cure and supplied them at cost."
"What surprised me most wai the
mass 01 inquiries which I received from
all over the world. They even came
from the West Indies. Mexico and Jaoan.
I replied to fifteen or twenty of them
saying that my; testimonial waSTeliabie
in every particular and then I quit
troubling Qiyseii witn tnern. 1 remem
ber that I received a letter from one
gentleman who was a merchant in Yoko
hama saying that he had used Warner's
Safe Cure through having read my tes
timonial and that it had cured him of a
similar trouble. As far as I am con
cerned I have never had a recurrence of
my affliction since I was cured as related
nearly six years ago." Son FrancUco
Evening Font.
French Military Hospital.
The French Society for the Help of
the Wounded held its general meeting
on June 12, under the presidency of
Marshal MacMahon; Since the war of
1870 the society lias distributed 128,
000 among soldiers and sailors wounded
In war. It has increased its ambulanco
material to the value of 1,000, and
has organized temporary hospitals, rail
way station hospitals and ambulance
services on a footing for war. It bus
trained numbers of 'female nurses,
bearers, etc. The society has now 42,-
000 members, and the yearly subscrip
tions amount to 4, 000. Exchange.
Three Jews ha vo been lord mayors
of London. Sir Henry Isaacs, the pres
ent lord mayor, Is a Jew. Several Jews
have also risen in England to high ju
dicial positions.
Muslo and Medicine.
Rokitanski, the father of the woll
known operatio singers, was professor
of pathology at the Vienna university.
Besides the two singers he had a couple
of sons who have acquired a certain ce
lebrity as medical men. One day, when
the old professor was asked how his
sons were getting on, he replied, shak
ing his head:
"You sec, friends, two of them heal
and the other two howl, and the howl
ers earn four times as much as the heal
ers 1" II uiuoristisches.
Our ftln'.e Trade.
The largest market for the purchase
and sale of mules is St. Louis, where the
trade reaches $tt,0Q0,C00 a year. Atlanta
coma next with a trade of If 2,000,000.
Chicago Herald.
ACROSS THE WEEP. TO TUB FAR
WK8T,
Ob steamboats, curs and sUire conches, Hostet
tur's Htomuoh Bitters is carried as the most im
portant item iu the materia medic ot the trav
eling public. It deprives vitiated, brackish
water of its hurtful properties aud execrable
flavor, counteracts the pernli-ious (Denis upon
the tomnohot bad r (tidlKeotlble food, reme
dies crumps, hoa tbtirn and lnd upon the stom
ach. It is a line defense axaiuoi malarial itlsor
dors, nullities the etl'vcts of excessive bent, cold
and damp, rellovi s 1 k headaches, and 1 an In
comparable cure for oostlveness and briottsneas.
The fatigue of travel often tells most dls istrous
iy upon invalldeaud convalescent, or taMonally
to such an extent us to Jeopardize life. Perilous
in feeble health, app'eheiilvei ( r ad eilbcls from
travel, will, If provided with the Bitters, lw far
ivss iiaeiy to nave weir tears reauzeu.
The person ho is troubled with kleptomania
always feels that he "ought to take something
for it."
For throat troubles and coughs use
"Brown'i Bronchial Trochtt." They possess
real merit. .
Illnka X got a sure lip on the race yesterday.
Minks That so? How niHCh did you lose?
NKVKR TRAVEL WITHOUT THEM.
Persons should never travel without a
box of Branprbtu's Pills. A few doses
taken before going on ship will prevent sea
sickness, and one pill every night on ship
board will counteract the costive action of
the sea air. When sick, troubled with
pains, eolds or dizziness, or having rheu
matism, take from three to five pills, and
if they do not operate in an hour or so,
take three or four more.
ISrandrkth'b Pills are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless and safe to take at any
time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store,
eittier plain or sugar-coated.
Temperance Item. A machine has been in
vented which will turn nut :w,otO corkscrews a
aay.
Bad tute in the. mouth or an unpleasant
tireatn, wnen resulting irom catarrh, are
overcome, and the nasal Dasttagcs which
have been closed for years are made free by
the use of Ely's Cream Balm. I sutfenij
from catarrh for twelve years, experiencing
me nauaeuting dropping in the throat pe
culiar to that disease, and nose bleed al
most daily. I tried various remedies with
out benefit until lu.it April, when I saw
Ely's Cream Balm advertised. I procured
a Untie, and since the first day's use have
11 ad no more Dieeaing tne soreness is en
tirely gone. D. (i. Davidson, wth the
Uoston Uudget, formerly witn the Boston
Journal.
Apply Balm into each nostril. It is
uviicKiy aDsornea. uives reitei at once,
Price, 60 cents at druggis's' or by mail.
Elv Brothers,
56 Warren street, New York.
A GOOD PLACE FOR ROYS.
Hoitt's School, near Millbrae, Ban Mateo
county, Cal., in charge of ex-State Super
intendent ira u. uoitt ana wne, is un
doubtedly one of the best schools for Boys
on tne racinc i;oast.
Edgir C. Humphrey, Manager of the Menlo Dcp't
Mir me laruHii-nopains im.. on jiarxei ni., nan
Fran l co, sells residence location near the Stan
ford University, and malls lilus. catalogue free.
fie Enamellne Stove Polish ; do dast, no smell.
Tar Gsbmia for breakfast.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ind refreshing to the taste, and act
'ently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
'm effectually, dispels colds, head
tches and fevers and cures habitue
jonstipation permanently. For sal
m 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists
7 CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO
8AN FRAHCI30C. CAL,
lowsvilu. k. . nw VOM r.
I CURE FITS I
When I sar ears I da not mean merely tostnp then,
for a time and then have tbera return again, l'mem a
radical cure. I bare made the dineasa of KITH, Kl'l
LKPKY or FALLING SICKNESS a life-lung itu.lr. 1
warrant my remed to cure toe wontesaea. Because
other have failod is no reason for not now receiving- a
eure. Send at once for a treatine and a Free Bottle of
mr infallible remedr. Give Express and Post Oltlce.
II. U. HOOT. M. C, 183 Pearl tK.. N. T.
.tut seanj?
of your
oYCOAT
Before. Buying.
POUIt some water In the alcev holding
Hie end tlitlit as hen shown or any
where nlM whore t tipre ! a eeam. and are if
ttls watertlKht Tlierssregoodaln the market I
that look very nlc, out will loak st every seam. 1
Ws warrant Tower'5 IMPROVE!) !
Rrknd CSIIr licr in he water tlirht at Sverv I
seam and everywhere tUet alao not to peel or '
Hick, and authorize our dealers to make food
any Sllckerthatfalis in either point. There are
two wavs yon con tell tua Oenulns Improved
Flan Brand Slicker.
I at. A Soft Woolen Collar.
24. TI)1 Trd iarH (below.)
Watch Out
tor both theao points) S
Send for Catalogue free.
A.J.T0WER, Mfr, Boston, Dsn,
ilSft
''smut
v. :
1C an intuit
to your intelligence, but somo un
scrupulous dealers try it. For in
stance : you're suffering from some
Skin, Scalp or Scrofulous affection,
or are feeling " run down " and
"used-up." There's a torpid livor,
impure blood, and all that may come
from it. You've decided, wisely,
that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is the medicine to help
you. You know that it's guaran
teed to do so, as no other blood
purifier is.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, you
get your money back.
But what is best for you to take
isn't always best for the dealer
to sclL llo offers something elso
that's "just as good." Is it likely?
If the makers of a medicine can't
trust it, can youf
One of two things lias to happen.
You're cured of Catarrh, or you're
paid 1500 cash. That's what is
iromisod by tho proprietors of Dr.
Sage's Catarrh ltemedy. 15y its
mild, soothing, cleansing, and heal
ing properties, it cures tho worst
cases.
This GREAT COUGH TURK, litis success
lul CONSUMPTION CURE is sold by dniff
gists on a positive guarantee, test tl;at no othei
Cure can stand successfully. If ymi hnve s
COUGH, HOARSENESS or I-AtRIPl'E, ii
will cure you promptly. If your cliild has the
CROUP or WHOOPING COUGH, use ii
quickly and relief is sure. If you fear CON.
SUM PTION, don't wait until your case Is hope,
less, but take this Cure at once aud receive im.
mediate help. Large bottles, 50c. and 1 1. 00.
Travelert convenient pocket size 25c. Ask
your druggist forSHILOH'S CURI- If youi
lungs are sore or back lame, use Sliiloh's Por
ous Plasters. Price, 25c.
j. h. Flours
vi ami AimiyiM'H hiMfilt.
ttfthlnicUm ht., I'ortlaiiil, Or.
S3-THE COST
:9flilT',llwitt
THE HARTMAN PATENT STEEL PICKET FENCE
Coats no more than an ordinary clumsy waoA plekel afTalr that olMtrurta tl.e view anrl will rot or fall
apart in a ahort time. The llartman " Fenca la artiatle In )lalgn, roim:la tha armmcla without mm
ellnic them and Is nraelieally kv;kijtio. 11.1,1 MIKA'IKIl tAIAIuaK Willi flllCKH ANO
TKMTlMO.N'IAUS MA ILK I) FHKK. Always mention thla paper in writlua.l
Hsrtrasn Mfg. Co., Btsvar Falls, Ps. T. D. Qinta. Gsn. Wsilara Salts Aol 80S Stats St.. Chicago.
David M. Clarkson, Jr., Portland, Or. Hunt t MofTot, Tacoma, Wash.
Holly, Mason, Marks A Co., Spokano Falls, Wash.
UNLOAD
Do you
Docs your
don't fed like work. The
pid. You are full of bile.
YOUR
Three deses of Moore's Revealed Remedy will do it and make I I If O
you feel like a new person. For sale by all druppats. La I V EL It
The Improved
AeA A A A A. tOW
THE ONLY HARROW in the market that will work in all kinds of
soil. In soft groutx! or sod it can be adjusted to skim the ground
if desired. And in hard ground and weeds it has so equal, and is
acknowledged to be tho lightest draft tool in the market. Write for
prices.
MITCHELL-LEWIS k STAVER CO.,
Tilachinery and Vehicles,
PORTLANDOR.
METALLIC SKYLIGHTS
Iron Cornices,
CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING.
J. C. BAYER. Portland, Or.
Plir n Is Ihaaclrnowladaai
I'adlna; ramt-dr tor all tbi
unnatural dtielara bbi
prlvatAdlaranmof mn. t
rrlHlnrur lor thrdablll
taiin waakueas pacuila
Vrdaalrfcr JpreT(ltaniifs)iaf.
I IHt tVANSuHtMirAi t).
in rxcommendlof UK
all sufferars,
.J.8TON?:R,MO.,DroTu.tt
rvoi'i j nroitaiaia,'
runs f t.0.
ANY WEAK MAN
Wholaruflcring.cllliorla hla Inlnd or
Ixxly, tnira thu Injuiious or wcukai.1114
effects of bis ora iiunu t f.)l lei, alu!
and excerftes can V minkf and tifciuia-
nMil.lv nurfA l'nnrnfr..H iRi'lt.rll
DR. COLE & CO., virtiwa?!:
Thea old Dwiturs bnvs had 3(1 yara'
exuariencfil ifiirlnI'riBln,lllood, Nor-
Reliable Remadlat lent privately to iny sddreis.
Old Gold and Slim Bmuiht! send sour nM nM
and Mirer hj mail to old and mllahle hunss of A
Ooleman, 41 Third strest, Han Kranotasoi I will sead b
rtfturo mall tha saah. aooordloa to asav: If ih.
Is not satiataotorr will return gold.
lTo6UAYfl.l
f f UliruUUlnotMU
1 f mum fttrtoMur.
1
v omcissHi.o.pa
" H D I ANJ) EPRtOATION
PENSION f PATENTS
LAND" THOMESt i'in I POSTAt,
The "EXAMINER" BUUKAU of CLAIMS
-tijmaa ths ikotio or
San Franolsoo Examiner.
you have a claim of any description whalawvef
aaalnst the United htalea tlnvernment aud
wlab It siwedlly adjudicated, addieas
: JOHN WKDOEKUUHN, Manager,
IIS F street, N. W. Washington. I. .
Has been made in our st k of FN ("IT, lith
Canned and Dried, by our l"w pilee to chna or
der qulck'y. Table Fmll, aMorted,' SUB do.;
T-V I'esehea, ye low,l W.lox ; Toiiiatm s. new,
Modem.! Raisins,! to ftc lh. Hue our full INt
by mall free, Kniilli'a ti More, 4 IB
418 front fct.M I ruuclwco.
If yoii Intend to paper, write fiirtam plea. We
Can supply you with all grades, from 6 cent per
Mil (a yards) upwards. State lor what Moms,
colors, light or dark. '
COOKS BROS.,
043 Market St., San Francisco.
MORPHINE
HABIT I
Hooks free.
Ol IDE? fl IRP
Wwliks. Vs.W I II
raoac Kncins o.. bsimmw w. r.a irajiewoe.
Pianos and Organs.
WINTER & HARPER,
71 Morrison Mroot, fort and. Or.
I!X M04.
If In any business
not wt Inif yo't drop
It hi. 11 uuy an im
proved I'oiamnia
lucuhnlor.
KOBE KOHET '.-
rait b.s tnadw In rals
liiitChU kua tlisu In
anv otner business
fur the capital Inveat-
d. A U autllully II
li'Stralett Catnlojnin
of lueiiluilont. llrood-
(iidii'I all kliiija 'ii
.t.i..i. ... liui.... ince
V Areola f.r Mann's
Bone Cutter, Naocs.
sity Clover Cutter,
anil mcntuiim ro
qutred by jxjultry
tul:rs.
PETALUMi IXCUBATCH CO. PeSaluma. Cal.
FOAZER
BestintbsWorldinnr A
6et the EeniilneillKr i
IS THE SAME,
feci bad? Do you have a headache?
buck ache? You can't cat and
trouble 18 your liver i tor
Get rid of it without delay.
Exterminator.
('WW':-
SURE, you just TRY
m. evobt-8 California Diamond
tl A A WttTT llHMKI.V- It Is
WAX AfVaVVJl The Great Curo.
Ko ona so bad whnrs Ufa eilili but may b holpod br
thla great enre, Wcta. by drntor mail.
A. F. 17017 k CO , rroji., ICC Qrecuwleli Ct , . T City.
HAY PRESS
ICTOR
Phi
Iprwl AnywhflMon Trlnl ('mill
id. XBTJSI, Co.. 6 K, B "qbiKOjI.
lnprtia Prre.
iiJU.U.U.4.
wwaiiLuu.
BICYCLE CLOBS
In every town In Orosron
" miHhinKtiiu. Write
(.r iwrtlculaiH.
FKEO T. MERRILL.,
m Wnalilngton St., fortUm!, Or.
YOUNQ MrJt
The Specific A No. I. ,
turn j.nd jUiaaU 7.om?Z ZXTSZi
toriini rnnio '' "' ' "
torilal r..roo.ly. ;. wi.J ,,',v .X.
JlOK f ilN'il.
Mmiufurtiirersi tho A.riosnhrt. Aforth-ln.
i.im-'l. "(Mil II V nil VII
Frl4.$.KI.
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