Absolutely
Pare
"I regard the Royal Baking Powder as the
best manufactured and in the market."
Author of u Common Sense in the Household.
Jewelry, Watches and Diamonds.
For a tirst-class article ii Jewelry,
Watches, Diamonds, etc., send to A. Fei
deuheirner, leading Jeweler, F rst and Mor
rison, Portland, Or.
She -'The bri le's father gives her awsy, I sup
pose?" He '-No. He sold her piivately."
Holiday Presents.
Holiday presents in Jewelry for every
IxMiy. Kend to A. Feldenheimer. leading
Jeweler, First and Morrison, Portland, Or.
THE REASON.
Let us look into the force, mean
ing, reason of the oft-repeated line :
Cures Promptly and Permanently.
Pains Endured for 30 Years,
. 25 Years,
20 Years,
10 Years,
Have been promptly Cured by
S3T. JACOBS OIL.,
By the use of:
A FEW APPLICATIONS
A HALF BOTTLE
ONE BOTTLE
TWO BOTTLES.
Correspondence with Sufferers shows
entire permanence of cure up to this
time, in some cases covering
. 5 Years,
- 7 Years,
' 3 Years,
10 Years,
and so on, and this proof ws hold.
. A copy ;f the "Official Portfolio of the
JUibIan Exp.ition," dcwriptiv
of Bui.dmpi andj Grounds, beautifully illus
tiau o m wstr colf-r effects, will be sent f
any address upon roeipt of inc. j., posiaze
s-.arr.ps y The Cuxues a. Yoslls Co.
"'"e. Mo.
"What is August Flower for?1
As casil7 answered as asked. It is
lor Dyspepsia. It is a special rem
edyfor the Stomach and Liver.
H othing more than this. We believe
August Flower cures Dyspepsia.
We know it will. We have reasons
tor knowing it To-day it has an
nonorea place m 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 thine:.
and does it right. It cures dyspepsia
We do not know why
Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver
oil is so useful in those simple
but varied conditions which
you know as " having a
cough." We cannot explain
it : we only know the fact
" from experience. " ; "
It may be due to the com
bination; of tonic effects of
cod-liver oil and the hypo
phosphites ; it may be partly
due to1' the glycerine. There
are many effects in" medical
practice the causes of which
appear to be plain, but how
those . causes produce those
effects we do not know at all.
Sf.nn & 15owNi!,Chemi5tt, lyjSouth 5th A vroue,
TWw York. : '
V d.ir iiriKKi kei Scott's Emulsion of coil. liver
tl ail druggius every where do. fi.
0
This Trade Vark U on the beat
WATERPROOF COAT
TM nitrated
. A. J
in the World !
TOWER. BOSTON, MASS.
'August
Flower"
A Good Word for the Mole.
Considering the good services ho renders
the farmer, it Is rather hard that the
"mowdlewarps," as moles are called in
some countries a corruption of tbe old
English name "moldwarps," a thrower up
of earth-should be looked upon as foes
and hunted out so mercilessly. True it is'
that he spoils the appearance of some of
our fine lawns, lint then the number of
worms and insects that he can dispose of
is simply incredible. Out in the fields, in
wet pasture hinds, having insufficient
drainage, he is most useful; that, in fact,
is his legitimate domain. The tunnels he
makes dra... the lands perfectly, and those
mounds of line earth that he throws up
make the soil so fertile that the cattle in
variably thrive lietter ou such than they
will elsewhere.
The i.ief objection of course to those
unremitting labors is that in mowing lands
the hillocks he raises cause the hay cut
ting machines to break down when they
come in contact with them. But surely
even this weed not lead to the wholesale
destruction in other places of one of the
most industrious and useful of our small
animals. True, he will destroy and eat
the young of the privileged "robin red
breast; the nestlings of the willow wren
he will not spare eit her in fact, no small
bird that builds its nest on the ground is
safe from our so called blind mole. -
He, too, however, has his enemies among
the birds of prey; these will watch for him
as he throws tip his hillocks of line earth
and secure him when thev can. Rv the
war, sheep thrive especially well on pas
tures where the moles are" busiest. Tii?
grass that giws upon the hillocks suits
them perfectly. And the small farmer has
no better dressing for snreaditii? on hl
fields than the soil that has been worked
by the mole. Pall Mall Budget.
A First Experience.
Well do I remember my first attempt at
sen-jug a writ. I had been but a few
months in theoflice when mvDrincinnl one
day said:
"Warnfonl, do you think you could man
age to serve a writ?"
Eager to distinguish myself. I volim.
teered, and one fine summer's eveninsr. iust
as it was getting dark, I repaired to the
iouse 01 me person whom 1 was to serve,
who, among other things, had been guiity
of cruelly ill treating his wife.
It was not without some fear aud trem
bling that I knocked at the door, which
was speedily opened, anil a long, pale,
hatchet face, adorned with black, lank
hair, thrust around to see what I wanted.
I explained my errand, and was asked to
Btepinside. I entered the dim little hall,
and my knees positively rattled together
as the spectral wife beater closed the front
door and doubly locked it. I would have
given quite treble the amount I was to re
ceive 2s. 6d. and railway fare was the
rule to have been out of it then.
However, I soon discovered that there
was no cause for alarm, for on receiving
the writ, withtears in his eyes the canting
old villain legged me to intercede for him;
he was so very sorry; he had lost his tem
per, etc., and I soon lifter left that grew
some house, fully impressed witii the
majesty of my calling, that had so soon
brought him whining to his knees. Lon
don Tit-Bits.
Oddities About the Itiver Nile.
TLe Nile lias a fall of but six inclim'tn
the thousand miles! Tlie overflow com
mences in June every year and continues
until August, attaininir an elevati fin rtr
from twenty-four to twenty-six feet Above
low water mark, and flowing through tbe
"Valley of Eirypt" in a turbulent 11 v
twelve miles wide. During the last
thousand years there has lieen but
sudden rise of the Nile, that of 18;, when
80,000 people were drowned. After the
waters recede each year the exhalations
from the mud are simply intolerable to ail
except natives.
This mnd deposit adds about eiahtinebes
to the soil every century, and throws a
muddy 'embankment from twelve to thir
teen feet into the sea every year. This be
ing ine case it Is plain that the mout h of
the river is thousands of feet farther north
now than it was in the time of the Ptole
mies, and it is only aonestion of time when
the sediment will make a dam entirely
across tbe Mediterranean sea. St. Louis
Republic. .
The USeof Elv's Crenm Ttulm a ,,,-,.
for catarrh and cold in head,' is attended
With no vain, inconvenient t.r A.auri
which can be said of no other remedy. '
I feel it my duty to say a few words in
regard to Ely's Cream Halm.
entirely without solieitation. I have used
it half a year, and have found it to be most
admirable. I have suffered from catarrh
of the worst kind ever since I was a little
ooy, and l never hoped for cure, but Cream
Balm seems to do even that.. Manv'of mv
acquaintances have used It with excellent
results. Oscar Ostrum, 45 Warren avenue.
Chicago, 111. ,
Apply Balm Into each nostril. It 14
uickly absorbed. Gives relief at once,
'rice, 60 cents at druggists' or by mail.
Klt Broth bbs,
56 Warren street, New York.
AN EVENING LULLABY.
' There It many a dreamland fairy
Who comes when th night it still,
Who Conor with a hush like a rose' blush
Or a moonbeam over the hill.
When the children are growing sleepy
And with kuwe are put to bed,
Then, out of the gloom where the star flow
ers bloom.
They come with a silent tread.
Oh, what are the babies dreaming.
And what do the children seer
A wonderful sight in a vision bright.
Afloat on the sleepy sea. ,
The sweet little fairies of slumber
Are only for drowsy eyes.
And a flight they take when yon first awake.
And are gone as the ilnrkneos flies,
I think you have seen them, dearie.
For often they come to you;
Bat then in a dream of course they seem
As if tbey were real and true.
They scatter your snowy pillow
With dreams, like the leaves of a rose.
When you open your eyes with a glad sur.
prise.
Where are they? Why, nobody knows.
So never you mind, my darling.
If, somehow, you cannot tell
The wonderful place, nor ever trace '.,
The land where the fairies dwelL
Their silvery wings that glimmer
Are out of a world afar;
They are angels of light from a region bright
In the realm of some beautiful star.
-A. L. Tubbs in G lens Kails (N. Y.) Republican.
Governor Hoke, of Texas, on Cussing.
"No," said Governor Hogg, "I
don't know where I got 'By gatlins'
at. I have been usinar it ever since I
! can remember, and 1 have never
heard any one else se it. Perhaps
it is original. I do not say it is.
Anyhow, it has been a great comfort
to me throughout life, especially
wnen i am emotional."
"Do you ever cuss, governor?"
"Not for many years. I quit it
before the war. When I was a small
boy I thought it was the thing to
use, and one day I strung out a sci
entific exhibition of profanity only
to looK up and see my father bend
ing over me. I promised him if he
wouldn't thrash me I would emit.
He took me at my word and I
have kept my promise. Iu after
years, when I was a printer and an
editor and undergoing all the mental
torture that afflicts the craft, I would
remember my promise iust about
the time when my temper was about
to get the best of me." Cor. Gal
veston News.
Weddings Make Weddlnga.
I had long worshiped,' and, though
on familiar terms with, my deity, 1
could never raise enough courage to
pop the important question.
At my sister's wedding I was be
side the object of my adoration.
Looking through the marriage serv
ice previous to the commencement
of the ceremony, an idea, perhaps
lacking in solemnity, struck me.
When the clergyman asked, "Will
you have this man," etc. , I murmured
the same words into my compan
ion's ear. Somewhat to my surprise
and greatly to my delight, she, with
the bride, responded, "I will."
The promise thus given was con
firmed while driving home, and our
engagement was anpounced during
the nuptial festivities. Cor. Boston
Globe. -
It Rain t'.very Seven Days.
If it rains on the first Sunday of
the month, it is morally certain to
rain on two or three of the other
Sundays. Why it is so no onj
knows, unless it be that rainstorms
in this country come at intervals
about seven days apart, and if the
rain happens to hit the first Sunday
the other rainy Sundays follow as a
natural consequence. The coinci
dence lias leen noted too often to
doubt that it really exists. St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
The Worship of Heavenly Bodlea.
In central India both sun and moon
are worshiped by many tribes, such
as the Korkus, Khonds, Tungeses
and Buraetes. The Khonds' adore
the powers of nature, a the gods of
the bison, tiger, hill and cholera,
but all these deities occupy a far in
ferior position to the heavenly bodies,
la the Deccan some of the aboriginal
tribes also acknowledge the sun and
moon by an act of reverence. Lon
don Standard.
How Cobalt Is Obtained.
Cobalt is now obtained from low
grade ores by roasting the ore in
combination with common salt and
maganese, and then treating the so
lution with sulphuretted hydrogen
to remove the copper, while the co
balt is precipitated by sulphide of
sodium. The process can be oper
ated at a much lower cost than by
the usual methods. New York Sun.
- A German Idea.
The German colonial office has is
sued for the use of all pioneers in
distant lands, more especially in
Africa and New Guinea, a manual
of instruction telling how to collect,
vocabularies of languages, of which
no previous record is available. The
words are arranged according to
subjects.
A Parallel.
An old fanner said to his eons:
"Boys, don't you wait for somethin
to turn up. You might jest as well
go and sit down on a stone in the
middle of a meadow with a pail 'twix
your legs and wait for a cow to back
up to you to be milked." London
Tit Bits.
A Wee Weather Prophet.
Little Boy Do you think it's going
to rain?
Little SisterDid pa take his um
brella? I , Little Boy No. '.'-,. -:' j
Little Sister- Yes. it's goin to wain.
Good News.
NEWSPAPER GOSSIP.
Not Trust.
To the Editor of the Banner of Light:
In your issue of the 22d ult. is an article
deploring the trust that you state had been
formed, governing the price of printing
type, and finding fault with the tendency
of the times to form such trust.
Now I happen to know something about
this, and know that hardly a type foundry
iu the United states has made over 1 to 2
per cent, on the capital invested for the
past four years, and many of tlium not
that. 1 also know there has not been any
trust formed; it is simply a Btock company,
taking in nearly all the foundries in the
v nueu otates. Business will be carried on
much cheaper than ever before, and prices
will not be advanced ehnvn fnl
and that has been the result of almost all
of the so-called trusts about which bo much
na neen ssm.
mm x am surry mai n is poSNllue lor a
irni f;((n-tum)il Ul Clipuat lO gel 1010 8
lew men's hands, and hone the tin. win
come when, by Borne means, this can bo
stoppeu, yet i atn tree to say that every or-
Biiiiniuni every purcnase, tor instance,
Hm.M ,r ,iiS. r.iV.u" m
one corporation or every combine makinir
fewer organizations, lias resulted in a. d-
crea.e of price in freight and passage.
x uit nufc uutii'vt umi. me Ainencan Type
1 .w?rg& a, ' ' iSPt ,U'?.th.e?
per cent, on the capital invested; that In
.w.v. ,.,pUI,,cuul oi iraaiaor
what has not been done for venm. Tim lil.
ertil papers of the country have, in my
Opinion. tOO niUCll tO SaV uhnilt t.haaa u, .
railed trusts and grat combinations. 1 do
1101 oeuevc tt uoea their cau inv irood
on the contrary. I believe it hurts them,
becuiKe the people who know the facts in
each case are reiclled from considering the
liberal ideas pat forth. F. P. Bakkr.
winner oj i.ujni, uoNton, Mass.
It la not until after the result Is deflnltely
known that n Krent ninnv neoi.le have uIa.i
m ill loiions n to wnetntr or not it is Hunt
to
ay wagera on eucilonx.
THKY NEVER FAIL.
J. N.Habris, 3 Fulton Market, New York
city, says:
"I have been using Hrasurkth'b Pills
for the last fifteen years. There is nothing
equal to them as blood purifiers and liver
regulators. Hut I wish to stati how re
markably thev cure rheumatism, ami hntv
eas ly ; I was all'ectetl by rheumatism in the
legs. My t)uine (wholesale tish dealer)
naturally leads me to damp places. I could
not walk, and at night I suffered fearfully;
I tried balsams, sarsaparillas and all kinds
of tinctures, but they did me no good, and
I wa9 afraid of being a cripple. 1 tinully
commenced using Hbandkkth s Pills. I
took two every night for ten nights; then
I began to improve. I continued taking
them for forty days, and 1 got entirely
well. Now, whenever sick, I take Hrvn
dbeth's Fills. Thev never fail."
It 1 evident' y to be an open winter,
election nut clone.
Even the
A continuation of a cough for any length
of time causes irritation of the lungs or
some chronic throat disease. "Ihoum'i
Brtmchiat Troche" are an etloctive cough
reme iy. Price, 25 cent. Sold only i i boiet.
The small boy repeenta one brand of tejis
that la not relished at the Qu'clm k gatherings.
CATAKItn CAN'T UK CIKEI)
Wi h I.OCALAPPUCATION,'aalhe C n't reach
the neat of the ilinenae. Ca arrh U a bh od or
CoDxUtuti ni (11 cHe, hi.i1 In 'filer tn cure t
you hive to t- ke internal re.nHl-. Halt's Ct
tarrh Cure U taken Inter 'ally, and acta diroctlr
on the blood aul mucous surfaces. Hull's Ca-
tMj-"in lire it, no quack medk-lue. It was pr-
OfHilMMt ltV fn if tliA hmit i,h.,ll.i.. I.i Iht.
j cnuLtry for y -ar, and la a r g i ar prtaci-lptitm.
It la comp M t ( the beat t nlei Kt.orn, eois
hint with the beat bio. d puriflera, siting di
ne ly on the mucou fcurtucea. '1 he m l.:et
'OmblimtiO i i.f the two Iiibt d ems la what pr.j
dii sut h wonderful reauits lu curing catarrh.
end tor u.-tlmo lala free.
F. J. CHKNEX A lO., Props., To edo, 0.
Sold by diugglata; price, 75 cen s.
You're through
with Catarrh, finally and completely,
or you have $500 in cash.
That's what is promised you, no
matter how bad your case or of how
long standing, by the proprietors of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Catarrh can be cured. Not with
the poisonous, irritating nnffs and
strong, caustic solutions, that simply
palliate for a time, or perhaps, drive
the disease to the lungsbut with
The worsfcases-ield to its mild,
ouuuiiiiLT, cieuiisinz anu neaiinz DrOD-
"Art, 11 : .v it i v .
ertieS. "Cold in the Head," needs
but a few applications. Catarrhal
Headache, and all tho effects of Ca-
taiTh in the Head such as offen
sive breath, loss or impairment of
the senses of taste, smell and hear
ing, watering or weak eyes are at
once relieved and cured.
In thousands of cases, where ev
erything else has failed, Dr. Sage's
Remedy has produced perfect and
permanent cures. That gives its
proprietors faith to make the offer.
It's $500, or a cure. They mean
to pay you, if they can't cure you.
But they mean to cure you, and
they can. v
wswihi
siiiLoirs
CURE.
K
Caret Coasnraptlon, Concha, Croop, Bora
Tlirout. So'd by til Ijru-titi on a Guarantee.
Fori Lame E:de, Kick er Chest Chiloh'a Porous
Plaster will give crc.it rati.',fsetien. aj cents.
SMlLOIi'G VITALI2CR.
Jlrs. T. 8. Ha7L-ln3,Chr.ttr.oipi,Tct!n.,8aysj
"manvt VtXtMT'ljAVLU MY LIFE? I
tmtem
dney
s
H! LOW'S
'e Pi
CATARRH
REMEDY.
HavoyottOtarrh? Trrthla Ttomedv. Ttwlll
rnliiivoand Ciiro voii. Price S() ot. This In.
lector for It mirreasfnt tratinnt Is furnished
iree. Bhiion's itemedins are sold by us ou a
copyright taw
ytaav.. v 1
SHCUbFIV'.V
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if
A HEItALIt OF TUB INFANT THAR.
0 ID tbe IKSt thtrtv VPara nr nnn mm lha
I iwury.auu toe segment win represent the term
or tne unbounded popularity of Hostct'er't
Mnniach Bitten. The oifiiliu f the je 15W
win iwRiKimiiteu ty ttia apnesrHtr of a freuli
AiiiimiHcm nit, littler. In which the um. rttrl-
veiuiu hiiu neuiiuw tnisworuwamoiia medicine
wiuoeiuciuiyn tl.it u. Kver tied ation id read
H. The cale ihir and attroiiomloal caluuUtloiia
mi Deiuuuu in tnia bnivliiire are always bhIiiii
Miliigly accurate, and the atatixtlca, ilhiatra-
uoua, numora' u omur rea..lnK inntier rich ill
luioreaianu mil ot i rotlt. The HoatetUr Oom
!' 1 1 I'itlalmtif, P., puNUh It thuniailvca.
TIlOV eilltllov mum Ihiill mctv hull.iy III II. u ma.
chaiilcal work, and more than eleven nionllia In
the yeur are coiiaumtd lu iti nviuinill. n It
oan be tibtHliied without coat of all drum lull
mm eouniry ueuiera, aim la primed In Kuieltsli.
u 'if"".' ,r"""h- Welsh, NwwogUti, UwedUli,
uutmuu, xiuiivaiiiiii ami optimal).
There la a marked difference In tho sound of a
tin norn w me victor una tbe vauuulahed.
BCFTVKB AND PILES CUKKD.
We Doaltlvelv ears nintnm i
tal dlaeaaea without lu or dC
Ilea and all rec
uiLlnn Imm hnal.
ueaa,
No oure, no pay. Alao all Private dia-
Addmaa tor fUilllllhlat lira. PnrlArflaM A
"ajaetaueew oan rrauoiaoo.
BtHtldlllKOll one'adlirnttv 1 uannnarlalnawav
to get aloug In tbla world ut walking ou atllla.
A, Feldenheimer.
n PorUand is A. Fetdenheimer's. leading
n Jeweler. V rat unil Mnerlimii Pn ....I n-
Ota Knamellne Btove PoUah; no dust, no antell.
Tn OxaMiA for braakfast,
ONO UaVJOYSI
Both the method nd resulta whet
trrup of Figs it taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taute, and ict
zenuy yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cletnses tho sys
tern effectually, dispels colds, head
iches and fevers and cures haliturj
sonstipation nermanentlv. Por salt
in OW and ? 1 bottles Ly all druB-sriiJts
I DO
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO.
8A fRAHMCO. CAL
UHJWIIU. Kt. y tOUK t
oooooooooo
TAKE
TiiffcT.nuD.lfV
0 1 Ull Q I lllf I IllilO
That lint flnu. lift.,, tt.l,,l.lt..lh. In. V
valid, irlviiia; eliwticlty nf mind, buoy-j
uncy of body, good tlireatlon, regular
-Kiirtiia ami miiiii iivkii. f'riw, xinia.
OQQOQOO OOO
4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
DIt. PAKKEIt'S Hl'UK COl'OH t'l'KE.
Onsdoaewlil atop a cough. H nover lulls.
Try it. I rice, 2 cen s b ntle K.t sale by a I
urn lata, racine MJaai iigenul,
8 0. DAHLBEN01R a CO., Or (gists.
S14 Knrfrny Street, San KrntirUco, Cal.
AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY
I or coiiuii aa'on, to handle th Nw Pautnt f'liam-
nut iiik r-'iuiiiig eanc'l. Acenta mak na 50 per
. u. k . . ... . 1 ... t - . .
LaCrosae, Wla.
VALENTINE'
ELEGTRiC BELT
I-Ut Improved. la r cognized by the medi
cs! tiro etsiun the oiry coimnon-aeniw belt
mwle fur the ohm ol N-mliml Wea ens, Palna
la Bk 1M ol tlemory, Ilyatvr'a, Nervmi
fMatnitlon, oranyd aeam ar niiiK from youth
fnl ht.llw etlon. Kelievf in r two dava
IthanMa.l.i.i ..K...bu.l , . . i ... . '
"n,, 'vn.iiiii.,n, rarnivHiH, Kinney or
l.lver 1 rouble. Price slit. H-n,i f..r elrimi.r
tient i.O.D, or on r. ee pi of price. Atldreaa
OSUOOO UKOI , IrruceUla.
oaaiano California
ANY .WEAK MAN
Wl.o In fuffrrlni, lthT In bla mind or
b"ly. fruin the Injurious or weakeulug
Mwteul liUon Ignorant follim, aliuaa
uu rxoonan can t hi qincajj ana banaar
nt-nlljf cured, l'aiwrafmo (noalml).
no rnivhrn in Third Rt.
vl v" ,fJ vw" rortland.Or.
einnrienca In curing FriraU, IIIwhI, Ner-
uoh .JM, UUCHm ft... hAil .11 ,..'
.'ngmo .em pri.aiaij ip any soortts.
Arim IIP VHIID Ullf T NDAfr
ULlll) lid IlluH IlAltl L SlS
T V ! " ' eaiaiomw
"n'1 l"1"" of Silverware, Lamni, Croekerv.
Glassware and House Furnishing Goods, Free;
i j c. ..Mnm
W,M -uiiiiiiora
189191 FIRST ST., PORTLAND, OR.
YOUNO MEN!
The Specific A No. I.
Cures, without fall, all rams of ttntinrr
twit and Ulrrt, ou mutliT of liow lona
UihiIIiik. Pri-venla atiiiniiro, It Ix-lns an In.
UtiihI ri'moly. Vnrn when everything elae
Inw fjilll. HM by all Urnmrlata.
4lHnii(iu-turiT:Tlm A.H.h!nlii.Mtvllc-lne
rrlrr. M-00. co.,au joae, Cal.
r ANN'S QONg GUTTER
111 cut D17 or Greet
Bones, Meat, Gristle and all
Oreen Cut BONES wil
double the nnmber of eK
wl make them more for
tllowlll curry tha hem
safely through tho molting
period and nut thnm ir.
condition to lay when erai
rommnnd tho highest prict
and will doveiope yoni
chicks faster than an
other food.
Feed ftreen Bones ani!
use C'reoaozone to kill
the Di e, and yon will mak
fifty ptr cent more prot.
fiend for Catalogue an
BaV
priuea.
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