Condon globe., July 13, 1894, Image 4

The latest investiga
tions by the U. S. and
Canadian Governments
show the Royal Baking
Powder superior, to all
others in purity and
leavening strength.
Statements by other manufacturers to the
contrary have been declared by the official au
thorities falsifications of the official reports.
tfj ROYAL BAKING POWDER
I'ncoiuwio-s.
A popular Hibernian divine, for many
years incumbent of a well known church
in the Irish capital, bad contracted the
somewhat peculiar habit of aidressiug his
- hearers as "dear Dublin si . ."
One Sunday it was arranged that he
Bhould exchange pulpits . with a brother
clergyman at Cork. All went well till the
worldly man, waxing earnest, exclaimed
(relating to something which had gone be
fore): .
"Let me entreat of you never for one mo
ment to forget this great truth, dear Dub
lin souls I mean dear Cork souls."
Fortunately the reverend gentleman was
so carried away by his enthusiasm that he
failed to observe the smile which flitted on
the couutenance of nearly every member of
his congregation. Belfast Journal.
' A Prophet.
"Do you know anything about palmistry,
Herbert?" she asked.
"Oh, not much," he answered, with the
air of modesty which is not intended to be
irnnlicitlv believed in. "Not a orviA W1
although I had an experience last night
wnicn mignt oe considered a remarkable
example of the art you allude to."
"Yon don't mean it?"
- "Yes. I happened to glance at the hand
01 a menu 01 mine, ana j, immediately pre
dicted that he would presently become the
Dossessor of a considerable an m nf mmur
Before he left the room he had $40 or $50
banded to him."
"And you told it just from his handf "
"Yes. It had four aces in it." Wash
ington Star.
, He Wm ruzzled.
A southern writer reports the question .of
a taw recruit who perhaps was not quite
so raw as he seemed.
Atone of the posts of the signal' corps
near Culpeper an infantryman lounged up
to the man on duty and seemed deeply in
terested in bis maneuvers. The signalman
paid no attention to the newcomer, but con
tinued to "flop away right and left" with
nisnag.
"I sa-a-y, str-a-nger," drawled the fellow
at last, "are the fli es a-pesteriugof you?"
1 outfl's companion. - ,- .
Her Own Manager.
Upton I can't help pitying Henpeck.
They say his wife is a terror.
Down ton Henpeck needs no pity. ' He
Is one of the luckiest men I know. -"But
his wifef"
"She never worries him about the serf
nuts." Xew York Weekly. ,
A COMMON-SENSE HOUSEKEEPER.
no one is Detter qualified to speak in re
gard to what is nseful in family life than
Marion Harland. In her popular and val
uable book, "Eve's Daughters or Common
Sense for Maid, Wife and Mother," on
pages 103 and 445 she says:
" For the aching back should it be slow
in recovering its normal strength an All
cock's Porous Plaster is an excellent com
forter, combining the sensation of the sus
tained pressure of a strong warm hand
with certain tonic qualities developed in
the wearing. It should be kept over the
seat of uneasiness for several days in ob
stinate cases, for perhaps a fortnight.
" For pain in the back wear an Allcock's
Poeous Plaster constantly, renewing as it
wears off. This is an invaluable support
when the weight on the small of the back
becomes heavy and the aching incessant."
Bkawdrkth's Pills are safe to take at
any time.
To borrow money if to borrow trouble, and
some men find it a good deal of trouble to bor
row money, too.
or Loss of Flesh, or a Hack
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not a theory. Something is
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JUST CAR FAR?.
How Much a Broker Made Out of a Little
'transaction.
The ways ot the New York broker are
artful, and his eyes are always open for an
opportunity. When be has a chance to
"make a good bargain," he doesn't let grass
grow under his feet.
The head of a steamship company recent
ly said to a W all street broker:
"I wish I could get a certain pier privi-
lege. It s so and so."
"Well, why don't you go and get M"
asked the broker.
"I can't seem to get hold of it."
"The pier business," said the broker,
"isn't In ray line, but how much would you
give me for tbis privilege if I get it?"
. "I'll give you $1,000 a month for a year."
The broker said that he would see what
be could do. The pier was owned by a Phil
adelphia man, and the next afternoon the
man from Wall street walked into the of
fice of the pier owner in Philadelphia.
"I want you to buy some bonds," he said.
"Don't want to buy anything," was the
answer. I m selling."
"But these are gilt edged. You never saw
anything better."
"Can't buy anything. Haven't any money.
Got a lot of things on my hands that aren't
paying a cent. These are hard times, I tell
you. I've got stores that I can't rent, bills
that I can't collect. Why, there's a pier
over in your city that, isn't doing what it
ought to do for me. A privilege there la
Just begging for some one to take it."
"Well," said the broker, "I want to sell
you some of these bonds. We might make
a 'dicker' on the pier. I guess I could get
rid of it. Will you take the bonds off my
hands if 1 take the pier privilege off yours?"
1 don't want bonus."
"Wouldn't you take them to get rid of
your pier?"
"No; I am carrying all I want."
"Well, maybe I'll take your pier anyway.
How mucb do you want for it?"
"Three thousand dollars a year."
The broker thought he might as well take
the privilege, even if they couldn't strike a
bargain on . bonds. The next morning he
went to tne Jew York steamship man.
'" "I can get that pier for you for a year,"
He said.
"At what terms?"
"Your own figures tl2,0O0 a year."
The privilege was relet right then and
there, the contract signed, and the broker
was just 19,000 better off. A short time aft
er this the steamship man met the broker
again.
'Say, X.," he said, "tell me now. Just for
run, what did you make out of that pier
easiness?"
'Car fare," answered the broker unblush-
ingly.
"Carfare?"
"Yes, car fare around the world." New
York Tribune.
Fore tailed.
Mm fVihwiicrar T KntiuKt. nuiVH. 1.m
- - "'""Pi"" - u u , u
yeslerdav. and the one vou Kent hrm
wasn't anything like it.
Haberdasher Ibe one we sent, madam,
was picked out by your husband a month
ago in case you ever bought one for him.
Puck. '
1 Si
. He Wanted to Know.
Mr. Frank Tiv li wnnd the nnlncnf. Vntr.
lish Q. C, has a well deserved reputation
as a humorist, as the following will show:
Mr. Lockwood, having been invited to
stay for a couple of days at a friend's coun
try house, decided to accept the invitation
If his host were willing to extend bis hospi
tality for an additional two days. The gen
ial Q. C. therefore telegraphed:
May I make it four days?
And the message was duly delivered to
Mr. X., who, after payiug tt shillings for its
delivery, replied:
Yes, of course, but don't telegraph.
Toward evening the mounted telegraph
messenger again appeared and once more
demanded a further 0 shillings for his serv
ices. The telegram when opened read as
follows:
Why Not? , Lockwood.
Green Bag. ,
For Breakfast.
No inconsiderable number of minutes had
lengthened into hours.
"Canst thou not hear"
His hands were clasped upon his breast.
"the beating of the heart that"
Something in her manner bade him
pause. - ' : "
"No," she said. "Beefsteak, not heart.
Sure thing."
Almost as she spoke a cold, gray dawn
broke. Detroit Tribune.
mm
THE DISCARDED NIGHT STICK.
It Was Iwm Deadly Than the Billy and
Could Be Fat to Many Usea,
Probably the most popular order whlcn
Superintendent Byrnes ever issued was
the one abolishing the night stick. N
eitisen was ever known to call a night
suck anytoing out a emu, a term which
ia never used by the police to designate
any weapon they ever carried. Club was
hard, harsh name that most ci linens were
unable to disassociate from clubbing and
led many to lielieve that they might some
nay nave tne misfortune to be unjustly
elubbed. It will surprise such people to
learn that If they ever should be clubbed
they will fare worse under the weight of
tne snort, nara uatons now carried than
nnder the blows of the old time night
bucks, xne explanation is simple.
The night sticks were made of the best
seasoned locust. W ell seasoned locust be
comes comparatively light and is springy,
The batons, or billies, which replaced them
are made of the heaviest wood available
rosewood, lignum vitas and the like and
are short and absolutely devoid of pliabil
Ity; consequently a blow on the head,
which, dealt with a night stick, would re
sult only in a scalp wound, if dealt with the
policeman's present weapon might result
in a fracture ot the skull.
So true is this that many of the older
policemen who have carried a night stick
for years will draw a revolver on a refrac
tory prisoner, hoping to intimidate him by
the exhibition of it, rather than to risk
drawing the billy, which would have lit
tle or no terrifying effect on the prisoner
and might result in his death if the officer
was forced to use it.
The night stick had many uses with
which the general public had little chance
to grow familiar. The regulation length
was 23 inches, but they often exceeded this
by two or four inches. The leather thong
which the user wrapped about his hand to
re-enforce his grip on the weapon was
nearly as long and was strong enough to
sustain the weight of most men. It gave
its possessor a reach of at least five feet
and time and again the night stick has
been used as a support until other assist
ance could come for some unfortunate
who had fallen or jumped overboard, and
in cases of great emergency where the
drowning man or woman was losing
strength or growing benumbed with cold
awaiting the arrival of boats or ropes the
night stick and strap have been used to
drag 'ihem up to the pier. Agai n , it has been
found invaluable as a life saver when lit
ters were too far away and the ambulance
was tardy in responding to a call. 1'our
men with two night sticks, one of the
sticks slipped under the knees, the other
under the arms of the patient, could Carry
him easily and rapidly to the hospital or
station.
Another and probably the least thought
of use to which the handy night stick has
been put was in extinguishing fire. Fire
started, no one knows how, in rubbish in
cellars or in bedding or clothing in rooms
and closets are among the most common
that give the firemen a run. Many such a
Ore that would have resulted in a damag
ing conflagration if left to await the ar
rival of the fire department has been beat
en out with a night stick. Last, but not
least, the fear of it has quelled many an
Incipient riot, while the judicious use of it
has kept many dangerous corners free of
the corner loafers which made them dan
gerous and has done more than the fear
of arrest and imprisonment to break up
the gangs which used to infest many por
tions 01 the city. ew York Sun.
Something For Kothing.
"The darkest hour in any young man's
life," says Horace Greeley, "is when he
sits down to plan how to get money with
out earning it."
There are more ways than one of tuak
ing this fatal mistake of trying to get
something for nothing. The criminal way
is the worst morally, but not the most
common.
Almost as demoralizing to character.
though not positively criminal, are the
many ways of trying to increase one's
wealth at the expense of others by gam
bling. Still a third way of getting some
thing for nothing is to bunt for a sine
cure. The new mayor of Brooklyn, elected
on a strong platform of municipal reform.
returning home from a short trip just aft
er bis election, found three bushels of let
ters from applicants for office, most of
them, it is safe to say, from lazy youDg
men wno wanted an "easy place."
This incident has led to the quotation ot
President Lincoln's apt saying, "If ever
this free people tbis government is ut
terly demoralized, it will come from this
human struggle for office a way to live
witbout work."
Value for value is the only rule in busi
ness, politics and morals. Youth's Com
panion.
Lion Taming-.
There are tamers and trainers. A tamer
is simply a man of unlimited nerve. A
trainer has nerve and judgment. My friend
tells me that a trainer can teach a lion
about as many tricks as can be taught a
dog. Sometimes the lion himself will un
consciously suggest a new trick. "I had to
train four lions to jump a gate. One of
them was so stubborn that I determined
to leave him for the last. When I came to
him, he was lying in a corner. I began
striking him. He sprang up and came to
ward me. He had a wicked look, so I hit
him a sharp blow from below on the end
of the nose with my cane, the only weapon
I ever take into the den. The blow stung
him so it turned him around, and as if to
escape another be jumped up to the bars
and remained standing with his forefeet
npon one of them. He gave me a look
which said plainly, 'I'll stop here if you
won't do it again.' He looked superb
standing there drawn up to his full height.
So I sat down on the gate, lit a cigarette
and kept bim in that position till I had fin
ished. I trained the other lions in the act.
and a fine appearance the four made stand
ing against the bars. 'J Harper's Young
People.
Discovery of Columbus' Hap of America.
The remarkable discovery of a cony of a
map by Columbus, drawn ou a letter writ
ten from Jamaica in July, 1503, is record
ed by Nature. This, although only a rough
pen and ink sketch, shows exactly the
opinion of Columbus himself as to the part
of the world he bad reached, which he be
lieved to be the east coast of Asia. The
original map, drawn by Columbus and
his brother Bartholomew, was presented
to u priest named Ilieronymo, who gave
it, together with a description, to Alexan
der Strozzi, a noted collector of early voy
ages. He is supposed to have copied the
original map roughly on the marcln of
the letter from Columbus, which he bad
bound in a volume with other documents,
and this volume Is now in the National
library at Florence, where the existence
and significance of the map were discov
ered -by Dr. R. von Wieser, professor of
geography at Innsbruck, acting on hehlf
of the Austrian Institute For Historical
itosearcn. rail Mall tJazette,
MAN WITH A HISTORY
THETERRIBLE EXPERIENCE THAT
BEFELL JOHN W, THOMAS
Of Thetu, Tennessee Afflicted With a
Peculiar Disease-Ills Body Covered
With Lumps -Could Not Kat, and
Thought He Was Going to Dry lip
ID Kecovery the Marvel of Ten
nessee, ; '
From the Nashville (Tonn.) Banner.
Mr. John V. Thomas, Jr., of Theta,
Tenn., is a man with a most interesting
history. At present he is interested in
blooded horses, for which Maury county
is famous.
41 Few people I take it," said Mr.
Thomas to a reporter who had asked him
for the story of his life, "have passed
through as remarkable a chain of events
as I have and remained alive to tell the
story.
"It was alon in 1884. when I was
working in the silver mines of New Mex
ico, that my trouble beean : at first I
suffered with indigestion, and so acute
did the pain, become that I went to Cal-
liornia lor my health : but the trio did m
little Eood, and fully impressed with the
niea mat my last day bad nearly dawned
upon me, I hurried tack here to my old
home to die.
"From simple indigestion inv maladv
developed into a chronic inability to
take any substantial food : I was barelv
able to creep about, and at times I was
prostrated by spells of heart palpitation.
This condition continued until one year
ago.
"On the Ilth of April. 1893. 1 suddenly
conapseu, aim loraays 1 was unconscious
in fact, I was not fullv mvself until
11 1 "
July. My condition on September 1 was
simply Horrible; I weighed but seventy
pounds, whereas my normal weight Is
1(5 pounds. All over my body there
were lumps from the size of a grape to
uiesizeot a walnut: my tin ire rs were
cramped so that I could not more than
half straighten them. I had entirely
lost control 01 my lower iimDs, and my
nana trembled so that I could not drink
without spilling the liquid. Nothing
would remain on mv stomach, and it.
seemed that I must dry up before many
more days had passed.
"I made another round of the nhvsi-
ciana, calling in one after the other, and
by the aid ol moruhine and other medi
cines they gave me I managed to live,
though barelv, through the fall."
Here Mr. Ihomas displayed his arms.
and just above the elbow of each there
was a large irregular stain as large as the
palm 01 the band and of a purple color:
the space covered by the mark wassunken
nearly to the bone. I hat, said Mr,
ihomas, "is what the doctor did by
putting morphine into me.
"Un the 11th of December. 18!. list
eight months alter l took permanently
to bed I shall never forget the date
my cousin, Joe Foster of Carter's Creek.
called on me, and gave me a box of J)r.
Williams' rink rills for l'ale People.
saying they had cured him of partial
paralysis, with which I knew he had all
but died, I followed his directions, and
!egan taking the medicine; as a result
I stand before you to-day the most sur
prised man on earth. Ixx)k at my hand;
t is as steady as yours ; my lace has 1
healthy look about it ; I have been at
tending to my duties for a month
Since I began taking the pills I have
trained tlnrtv pounds, and I am still
gaining. All the knots have disappeared
from my body except this little kernel
here in my palm. 1 have a good appetite,
and 1 am almost as strong as 1 ever was,
"lesteruay 1 rode thirty-seven miles
on horseback ; I feel tired to-day, but
not sick. 1 used to nave from two to
four spells of heart palpitation every
night; since I began to use the pills
I have had but four spells altogether.
"I know positively that I was cured
by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I be-
leve nrmly that it is the most wonder
f ul remedy in existence to-dav. and every
fact I have presented to you is known to
my neighbors as well as to myself, and
they will certify to the truth of my re
markable cure."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo
pie are not a patent medic' ne in the
sense that name implies. They were
first compounded as a prescription and
used as such in general practice by an
eminent physician. So great was their
efficacy that it was deemed wise to place
them within the reach ot all. I hey are
Medicine Company. Schenectady. N. Y..
and are sold in boxes (never in loose
form by the dozen or hundred, and the
public are cautioned against numerous
mitations sold in this shape) at 50 cents
a box, or six boxes for $2.50, and may be
naa oi an druggists or direct by mail
from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company.
The back-country farmer Is the onlv fellow
who gets the sugar question thoroughly boiled
down.
CROSSING THK ATLANTIC
TsuaUy involves seasickness. When the waves
lay pitch aim loss with you. strong Indeed
must be the stomah that can stand it without
revolting. TourintH, commercial travelers,
stomach Blilers Is the best remedy lor the nail
sea experienced In rough weather on the water.
Nervous and weakly travelers by land of'en suf
fer from so nettling akin to this, and find In the
Bitters Mh surest remedy. No disorder of the
stomach, liver or bowels is so obstinate that it
may not he overcome bv the trnmt and thor
ough remedy. Equally vWcanlousis it forchills
and fevcr.kidney and rheumatic trouble and
nervousness. Kmigraula to the frontier should
provide themselves with this fine medlciual
safeguard against the effects of vicissitudes ol
climate, hardship, exj osure and fatigue.
" Whv fs Jack such a favorite among' the In.
dies? He fs neither rich nor handsome." "Oh.
but he never attempts to gues their ages."
-ELY'S CREAM BALM
IfiTr" ' -Q:ua-y' -rain ana
g"", xvemunem xaste
Gives Itelief at nm-.
Armlv tnln th Nimtrili.
30c. fcrugglstoorbyiiiaU. JSLY
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOL
nilCL 11 DrE.''ORLIBnJ.'t"te wlt" PlM hat by the use of MOOKK'H RKVKALEIJ
lllEHrll REMtDV my husband waa relieved from an old case of RHEUMATISM and m
UUULIf youngest boy cured entirely of INFLAMMATORY KHEUM ATIHM when the b"s'
uuuwr i coiuu gtHuiu mm no gooa. I ours ill gratitude, MR. N, V. oTRBLb. lold kf Int
HUITT'S OAK UKOVK BCHOOL,
Mlllbras, San Mateo Co., Oal., it a lirat-olas
uome sonooi lor ooys, with beautiful iui
roundinss. The best of care, sunerlor ii
struclion. Prepares boys for any university
or for business. Fall term oomiueuoes Aug.
8. Catalogue and all particulars oan be had
by addressing Ira O. iioitt, I'h. I)., Master
(Kx State Supt. Publio Instruction).
Wondrous Involution.
"Iii the slow evolution of the race, '
mused the elephant, looking with lan
guid interest ut the throng of enriona a-xr,
ers that stood on the outsido of tlio ropos
and fed him with cakes, peanuts and
candy, "how many millions of years it
must roqniro to evolve- from the shape
less and rudimentary projection on the
face of the creature called man the full
and perfect proboscisi" Chicago Trib
arte.
When ninn l nxkod to fool a bill how can ho
be blamrd (or " klekliiKT''
DKAFNKS9 CANNOT 1IK CI'IIKO
By local implications, as they enimot rcuch (he
diseased rtlou ol the enr. There Is only one
way to our neatness, ana mat is iy countliu
tional remedies. Deafiiou is caused by an In
flamed condition of the mucous llnlna ol III
nstsehtan tube. When this tube wis lullanied
you bave a rumbling sound or Irmwrfoct hear
ing, and wnen it is entirely closva apuiiu
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken nnt and this tuhe restored to Its normal
poudlllon, bearing will be tHtroyed lorevnr
ulna cases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces. f
We will give One Hundred Pollars for any
case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot
oe euren Of nail's iainrrn l nre. hena for cir
culars, tret), r. J. CHt.NKV dt CO.,
Tolutn. O.
Sj'.d by druggists; 76 cents.
BOYS AND OIKL8 OF AMK1UCA.
Why Is It that to-day In America we step from
our Institutions of learning to be denied t
honest opportunity of earning a llvnuT Is
possible we have no Held for our Intelligent ef
forts? Must we go down to our giaves ending
au unsuccessful life? Ardour parents and In
structors to blame? We must unite In our de
termination not to fall the victims of foreign
pirates ana American traitors, a small book
dedicated to the boys and girls of America, entl
tied "Of What isl nele Snm Thinking?" picture
laniiiiniy wnst we are contending wttn.
You
win nevr regret ordering a conv Uiromin vo
stationer or sending 25 cents for sum by rein
our
mall to the author and pi
MKRHITT, fourth Door of Sherlock block.Thlrd
aim vwi streets, l oriitiuu, ur.
" Down brakes I" cried the railroad man's wife
as the dinner platter slipped from Iter grasp.
" Biwii's Bronchuil Trochet " have a direct
influence on the inflamed parts, giving re
lief in coughs, colds and the various throat
troubles to which singers and publio speak
ers are name, sola only tn Ooxt.
"Are you sure Miss Oldlime keep up the
stuuy oi ancient tusioryl" oh, dear me, yes,
i saw ner leaning in uer nmry lo-uay."
Guard yourself lor summer malaria, tired
leeimg, oy using now Oregon hiouu rurltler,
Die Knsmeline Btove Polish; do dust no smell,
Tt OikHkA for breakfast.
To build up both solid flush and strength
after grip, pnutimoniu. fuvcro and otlmr
prostrating diHoataw, there is nothing to
equal Dr. Pierce s Uoldon Medical Diacovery,
PROSTRATION FOLLOWING ERIP.
Mrs. Kkubkn flAttitrrr,
Klilff (Ja( V. II., !'.,
write: "l was taken
with grip which Dually
resulted In uneiiiniinia.
Wus prostniU'd (or three
months. Hud a terrible
cough and waacimumit-i-d
itind very weak. Was fast
(drifting Info "iiuluk con
sumption." Tim doctor
gave mo medicine all
t lie time. J grew weaker,
lie advised cod liver oil
emulsion. I took two
bottle or It wit limit any
relief. I hud atin III my
leu snoumer and uncle,
Mrs. Oarhbtt.
I wrote you,, end you
nreserltHil vour 'tloliien
Medical Discovery. I took only one bottle bo
fore I felt bett-r. After two Imttlc I could sit
up, and felt I had been saved from the grave.
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A
Mead.
That Tired Feeling
'I was troubled with dlabctesNtirl tried several
doctor and dlllerent mcdlelnos wl'huut avail.
After taking thiee bottles o( tioou s oarsspsriua
Hood's
Sarsa-
parilla
1 bsit a giKtu ai
iiellle, and wss
Ire from that I
is J. ' m
.Lures
tired feeling.
kllllltStlV iMtliMVM
II it nau uot rWvwrwwww
been (or Hood's Watsniarllla I ur old have been
dead some time since." J. b. VYaymikk, bieils-
vllle, Indiana.
Hfiood'sT PIUS r I'M" ' Vegetate, and do
not i'Ur-e, pain or gilir. 8.ld by all diuggUs.
FRUIT PRESERVED I
LABOR SAVED I -
Antifermentine
B F B U A fnill
r saTavss-yi rsws
WITHOUT HEAT.
Antifermentine
I'll KMC KVKH
Cider. Milk. Butter, Catsup,
Pickles, Etc.,
And does It HIFCCKWIWl.l.Y by preventing ler
mentation. The us of tills wonderful .re-.erv-atlveaasnrei
success in canning and preserving
fruit and vegetables of all kind.. NO iloUI.lt
ou top of fruit. Haves time and labor, and Is lu
every way decided success.
ANTIFERMENTINE
I sold by all druggists and grocers, and I ptior
a ((( to do what w say it will.
8KI.I., IIKITHIIP - WOOIIAIIU,
1'ortlund, Or.
FALCON
Bee Supplies,
The best on the market, We are Northwestern
Agents.
PORTLAND 8EED CO.,
til -eond Street. . Portland, Or.
VV ii Will surely find that
, " in every particular
there is no superior
amongall bakinjjpow-
its to n il -. iii
the
THE ERIC-SON P1TEKT SQUIRREL 80M8
f sure death to Oround Huiilrrel,
Pocket (imihofs. Kulil.lts and nil
mats that burrow In the ground. HI ru
le. Safe and eortaln. Prlen l;i imp ton
mi; boxed for shipment. Ham pie V
cartridges, with directions for ming,sentrrrnu
IP)'. !c"",m Foraale by8Hifc.a EXTKKMI
NAIOK CO.. Moscow. Idaho.
DuEEIUDCUnil
Standard svntemof th world. Hlui,i..i mnli
at World's Pair, Chicago, for perfect-ntilng gar
ments. Learn to cut and make your own gar
inent At Jlonm. Vou can Make and Hitva
Money. We teach Cutting, f inishing and
Dressmaking complete. A i lill.o Cam lkasn
ToiVcnnV Maw
viA,vu mob ricuuu ajdiciu
AND
Jackson's Franco-Prussian Tailor System
j I BY MAIL- Oiirsrhooll open dar
and evening Every lady should know it. Uren
maker$ are imprrfret without our lyt'rm. No
I!'0! '""Iterations: no trying on. I'nrfoet
Flttlnv l'atterna eut In itiMnnr., rj ui, ..
stamp and we will send How to Take Measure
meiits.ete. if you want perfect fitting garments,
send to u for I'm tern and learn our systum.
Hpeelal rates for bloek patterns by the dozen to
llressmakers. We are general Western airunla.
ocal agout wanted.
JACKSON'S TAILORIKB INSTITUTE,
607 flutter 8t., . H t-riielse. Cut.
I FSss
I isslt ah
theitohl
Dr. Williams' lioll.in Plln
Ointment will on re llllnd,
bleeding and lulling Piles,
absorbs the tumors, allava
itching at once, acts as a mul.
tine, give instant relief. Dr. Will
lam' Indian I'lle Ointment Ii prepared
for Piles and Itehina ol tin, nrli.iai
parts. Every box la warranted. By drug
elsts. bv mall on rerwli.l of nri il ......
Bim fi.w niLLiama ssaHufactUR no
CO.,
i rupnuiurs, vieveiaou, unio.
ENGRAVING 1 1
I'KINTKHS HIIOIJI.D
KNOW lln.t the oldest
and In l I'lioloiigrav-'
lug olllcs iu Hun Fran
risen wus established
in l77 by the Malinger
of th DhWKV. K.N.
tlltAVINO ., who
hasseeured the latest
ml best I m prove
(neiiis.Kcnret )rK'ese
and a full eomiileiiieiit
or the most unproved
inaelilnery, pliolo ap.
pi;riiiu,powrfideleo-
It'll! IlllltU
S-P. MtclitiHkr ImltiHit Mt,i, long exji'erlm'iea, un"
Plonee, Co. turn, out th. big K uC;!' work
P'"'l'tly. reliably ami at uulforml. "moderate
prleesforall kinds of engritvliig. I'lil.llsWs hidoed
to K tup special Issues. Job prli, ers and !K
houldsiill0rsamile,.Nilm
k.'l Dmwkv, Munugur, au Murket Ml., K F , '
KT. P. N. TJ. No. 540 8, F. N. U. No. 62tt
n
m
3
Vonsasaptlves and people
who have weak lungs or Asth
ma, should us Plso's Cure lor
Consumption. It ha eared
Bold vmrhr.
T1
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