Moro leader., August 02, 1899, Image 4

WIDOWS Ob’ BRIGHAM
T>1E DREAM THAT CAME TRUE. *
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YOUNG,
S ix o f I l l s T w e n t y - M i x W iv e » H o l d C d -
e b r n t i o o to H it* H o n o r .
S ix o f ( h e t w e n ty - s ix w iv e s o f B r i g ­
h a m Y o u n g r e c e n tl y h e ld a r e u n io n iu
S a l t l .a k e C ity In h o n o r o f t h e n in e ty -
e ig h th a n n iv e r s a r y o f th e p ro p h e t’ s
b i r t h . F o u r o r m o r e o f h is w iv e s w e r e
p r e v e n t e d f r o m a t t e n d i n g o w i n g |o
sic k n e s s .
A f e a t u r e o f t h e r e u n io n
w a s a g r e a t b a n q u e t a t w h ic h t h e r e
w e r e p r e s e n t 3 0 0 d e s c e n d a n t s o f th e
M o rm o n le a d e r . A s m a n y m o r e a r e nc-
t i i e l y e n g a g e d In m is s i o n a r y w o r k iu
o t h e r p a r t s o f t h e w o r ld .
3 c e n t s a p o u n d f o r h is flsh “ a n the
g ro u n d ,” th a t sin g le h a u l w a s w o rth
•'*I.!'.»O. N e a r B e a r d s to w n a s in g le h a u l
o f tlie s e in e b r o u g h t 160,000 p o u n d s o f
tlsll.
1 lit* fish n r e p a c k e d in b o x e s in 150-
p o u n d lo ts s t o w e d a w a y in r e f r i g e r a ­
to r e a rs, a n d m o st o f th e c a rp a n d b u f­
f a lo a r e s h i p p e d to N e w Y o rk .
C h i­
c a g o t a k e s a b o u t 4 0 .0 0 0 p o u n d s o f c a r p
a w e e k f r o m P e o r i a in t h e
seaso n
T h e n tin r e is a s y s t e m o f liv e s t o r a g e ,
b y w h i c h t ii e c a p t u r e d fish a r e k e p t
a l i v e u n t i l w i n t e r , w h e n a l i e t t e r p r ic e
c a n l i e o l i t a i n e d f o r th e m . T h e flsh i r e
lo o s e .l i n to p e n s , w h i c h a r e m a d e b y
d r i v i n g s t a k e s c lo s e t o g e t h e r i n to t h e
iM .tJpm o f a b a y o u o r s h a l lo w b a y n e a r
th e p o in t o f s h i p m e n t
H e re th e c ap
l i v e s t h r i v e a n d f a t t e n u n t il t h e y a r e
n e t t e d a g a i n a n d p la c e d o n ice f o r s h i p ­
m e n t .—L a S a lle T r ib u n e .
"U neasy Lies the Head
That
a Crown.’'
S t a r v in g .
I
B a b ie d a t a P r e m iu m .
D octors 1 icu tient J v have verv wealth v
wc^’i i •
t
,
p a tie n ts win, .r e Vtarving The* have
, Ma)l ««'vices from M adagascar Mate M e n lo P a r i < ti.
” aT
m o n ey to b o y food, lin t th e ir sto m a c h h a s 1 i a t t ' ie * re,l<:'i a u t h o r i t i e s a r e c o lle c t
a n d <ar»iii a t t e n t io n ;•» M e n ta , M oral him
n o t th e s tr e n g th to d ig e s t it. i t lies th e r e ¡"g a t a x o f 15 francs on everv unm ar- P h \ M ' rtl t r a i n i l i ? . p .»<•*••
Hiitong
a h eav y f e rm e n te d m a s s, th e sole c a u s e o f ried male native over 25 years of age,
th e fo re m o .'t S chool« fo r H oys oh
d y s p e p s ia , n e rv o u sn e s s a m i bilioufciiex-, I ... 1 t , t
II te su re st t re
re m
m e e d d y y to e c u u re
re a a « w eak . s . to
. m a c h Mn'1 " f ‘ ’•-> franc"
evisrT native wo- t o a s t .S'. A. Chronicle. W ill re-often jI4
m a n o v e r 21 r e a r s o f age who has not th e new b u ild in g A u g u s t 15th, <9tb year.l
is H o s te tte r s S to m a c h b itte r s .
I r a G . H o i t t, P h . Ik . P rin c ip a l.
But such ¿re not the only uneasy heads.
Ovemuorked, harrassed. anxious people of
ages and both sexes are uneasy <with
aches, pains, impure blood, disordered
stomachs, deranged kidneys and liver.
Collis P. H untington says tliat the
Eor al. such. Hood"s Sarsaparilla is the b e s t way to become rich is not to talk
effective and faultless cure. It infuses 'luring business hours.
fresh life through purified blood.
a cliild. legitim ate ot illegitim ate.
A ii I n a tM iir e .
Many natives borrow children when
the tax collector arrives and return
DeCrop— May is intensely feminine.
; them to tiieir patents as soon as tiie
Miss U pton— More so titan other
K e B e a u t if u l.
girle?
I tax collector has gone o n .— Dalziel.
.,fA .‘¡,i’,,r’l
.'’""'l-'exl«," is the foundation
“ W eil, sho naked the blacksm ith the
of all beauty, l aseareis Candv C athartic m ake
I.» d ie « (Tan W e a r S ho e«
otiier day if iter horse couldn’t wear
and keep the skin soft ami velvety All drug-
O ne size s m a lle r a f t e r u s in g A lle n 's F o o t- shoes a size sm a lle r.” —Puck.
fiata, tile, 25c, 5Uc.
E ase, a p o w d e r t o be s h a k e n i n to t h e sh o e s.
The California woodpecker will carry I t m a k e s t i g h t o r n e w sim e s feel easy;
an acorn 30 miles to store it.
g iv es i n s t a n t re lie f to c o rn s a n d b u n io n s.
H E R E w as a h in t of autum n in In the distance Mrs. E rrington waved
th e w oodland tints, w here the a good-by to them. They had forgot­
colors shaded from softest g ray ­ ten about her.
est gray-green through russet tones to
“ W hich would you ra th e r be—your­
deepest red and brown, and the breeze self a t your age and w ith your know l­
th at sw ept over the uplands w as sug­ edge. or an ignorant young person llkt
The widows of the prophet range in
gestive of chilly October, but the gold­ me?”
age from 110 to SO years, and all occupy
en spell of Indian sum m er lay on the
A ii I n d i a n ’ « C o n fa « « io n ,
She had taken off her h a t nnd w as exalted positions iu Mormonism to day.
valley, touching th e ripe peaches w ith dangling it by a ribbon from her arm . Zina H. Young Is the most conspicuous
( Kristian Life tells this story of an
M o th e rs w i l l f in , I A irs . W i l l o w ' s H o o th - I t 's t h e g r e a te s t c o m fo rt d isc o v e ry o f th e
an added bloom and wooing the late H er h air w as nil rutiled, and one little of these. She w as converted to Mor­
In d ian ’s confession. This m an’s Heart
lo l‘^ v ru p i tb e h***1 re ,l,e d y to u se fo r th e i r age. C u re s sw o lle n fe e t, b lis te r s a n d c a l­
roses to unfold th eir fra g ra n t hearts { tress w ith a glint of gold iu it kissed monism in her fifteenth year nnd l>e-
was so ohanged th a t lie left no doubt e b U d m i d u r in g th e t e e t h in g p e rio d .
lo u s sp o ts . A lle n ’s F o o t- E a s e is a c e r ta in
betore It w as too late to give th e ir her cheek lovingly.
of it, though lie seems to have made no
c u re fo r in g ro w in g n a ils , s w e a tin g , s m a r t ­
came the wife of Joseph Smith. A fter
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t« explain the m ysteiy of the
sw eetness to th e dying summer.
The length of life of ., tradesm an is in g . h o t, a c h in g feet. W e h a v e 30.000 t e s ti­
They had reached the stile and he the deatli of Smith she became the
W blow ' 8 S w e e t R e v e n g e .
m o n ia ls. A il d r u g g is ts a n d s h o e s to re s
1 change:
In th e rectory orchard, under the stopped to help her over it before lie wife of Young and crossed the plains
o n ly t w o - t h i r d s th at of a farmer.
sell it. 25c. T r ia l p a c k a g e 1- R E E b y m a il.
A story th a t peoplearelaughingabout ' “ ' came to Mr. Young first tim e
shadow s of th e fruit-laden trees, vil­ answ ered. Then he said:
in his calacade, driving oxen, cooking,
I s h a ll re c o m m e n d P is o ’s C u re fo r C o n ­ A d d re ss , A lle n S. O lm ste d , L e R o y , N. Y.
coiieern say o u n g state departm ent man. Ta»t w inter, aud say I wanted to lie his s u m p tio n fa ,• Ul„ i w id e— M rs. M u llig a n
lage lads and lasses hid and sought,
“Miss Eva, do you think It Is possi­
lu tn a te a d , R e n t, England, N ov. S, ls'Jd.
Mr«. Elizabeth Sfceats, who died re­
friend and the friend of God. People
and out in th e meadow the children ble for anyone to g ath er nuts aud May
cently in Loudon, was tiie mother of
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sav: ‘Yon turn your heart to G od,’
laughed and played and danced to the a t the sam e tim e?”
At Indianapolis day laborers are g et­
and laugh a ’, me. I say nobody’s busi­ ting fiotn 15 to 25 cents m o ie a d a y titan
music of th eir own voices.
“ Yes, If they get up early enough lu
ness w hat I do. I mean to serve God. last year.
The professor stood a t the outer the m orning.”
n o w s T ru s;
“ Long ago we blind, all in darkness.
edge of a circle of in fa n t revelers, his
If you suffer from Knilepsv, Fit«.
“ W hat difference does th a t m ake?”
We call the crows and fish aud every­
We offer One H n n d red Dollars Howard 'o r '’ny Spasms, Spells, F a ilin g Kick.i’ew, Sv
exP*rie,1f d teacher seeks a p o sitio n
spectacles pushed up on his broad
“The difference of not leaving things
of C atarrh th a t < an not be cure J by H air»
thing God; but God pity us, and give tn c e 'egOA t')r U “t hi"KUjn- Best «f ■’eter- ease
forehead, his soft H am burg h a t tilted till they a re too late.”
C atarrh Cure.
V itus’ D ante, &c., have children, rela­
euies. AddressJBox 131, p ortiUud, Or.
us
daylight.
He
don’t
want
us
to
die
F J. CHENEY <t CO., Prop»., Toledo, O. tives, friends or neighbors th a t do so,
forw ard to shield his eyes from the
H e w as still holding her hand. She
W o th e underfhffned, have know n F. J. Cheney
sun.
J altogether. He pity us.
In Lancashire u w eaver’s wages for for tn e p a st 15 ' ears, and believe him perfectly or know (ample th a t are afflicted, my
gave It to him a t the stile, and a p p a r­
honorael
in ail bti»in hs tran sac tio n a n d fin­ New Discovery. E pilepticide. will give
"N
o
t
(tard
for
me
to
believe
in
God;
G ray eyes rhey were, w ith a keen­ ently he had not rem em bered to give
a full week’s work am ounts to from an cially able
to carry out anyoblig:.U on4 m&de
th a t Jesus is the Son of God; I feel $4.50 to $5.50.
ness In them th a t w as reflected and it back. H er eyes w ere like stars, and
by th eir firm.
im m ediate relief and PERM ANENTLY
different iu my heart. Mv old fash­
W w t <& T a r a x .
th a t lent them a clearer vision for
C
U R E them , and all you are asked to
Whoiesal D ruanteti,T oledo, C.
th e ie w as a rose-flush like day daw n
t li a t y o u c a n b u y J e s s e M oore
ioned heart was different. I feel all
do is to send for a FR E E BOTTLE and
things th a t tim e had set a t a distance on her cheeks.
W a I.DI. ng , .’ilNNANdt M a ^VA,
’• i z. ’’ h ib k ey f o r tiie baine Drive t h a t i«
eaitlily tilings. 1 try to do right, and n r e t i f!’r o r i,in .a r y » h i s k e y . F o r sa le by a ll
V» nolexale Drug ists, Toledo <?.
th an for present realities
I
try it. I t lias cured thousands where
U all’sC a ta rrh C u re is t k c ii-ir rn a lly ,a c tin g
"H ow is one to know w hether it is
*
pray God. I want to be swift in G od’s h rs t-c la s s d e a le rs a n d d ru g g is ts .
Mv 00-page
T he iron-gray h air w as brushed back too la te or not?”
directly on the blood a n d in corn» surfaces ot everything else failed.
w ay.”
th e s y s t-m . P rU e t ic per bo tie. ba.d by e l iliustrateil Book, ‘‘Epilepsy Peim anent- J
and outlined featu res th a t w ere not
I
he
largest
soda-ash
plant
in
the
drugt
tsts.
T
estim
oni
la
free.
“ I thought you knew everything,
Such were the Words of a converted
ly C u red ,” FR E E .
uuhnndsome, though th e ir sternness
H a ll's F am ily p j;]s r th Lest.
professor. Anil you called me stupid
Indian on joining a C hristian church. world is to be erected at Akron, O.
gave him a sem blance of severity, un­
W hen w riting please mention read-
and dull Just now, so my opinion c a n ’t
Louisville
stereotypers
get
$2.60
for
ing
tHie in th is paper, and give name.
til he smiled.
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L ' ” “ ttv rn ra t <ia> * u se o f Dr. K lin e's Great
be w orth having.”
* TV O R estorer. fcjeitd f,,r I-’ It ft? v* *t->
.
i seven hours.
AGE
and full address. All correspondí
W hen the professor smiled children
Never
peihaps
was
a
more
regretable
bottloaiel treatise. D -.‘ it.
“ I called yon stupid and dull?
Do
Arch street, Philadelphia, PaT^
’ Cut , jju
ence
professionally
confidential.
understood th a t the tall figure w ith its
order
given
tlian
th
at
which
sent
a
Tiie original draft of tiie confederate
you know w h a t I think you?”
hundred cavaliynien against the con­
W m . M A Y , M . D .,
"You think me a vain, frivolous girl."
Miners near Sandon, B. C., demand constitution is in tiie possession of
New v»rk City
federate tear guard a t Falling Waters. $3.50 for 10 hours.
Longstreet H ull, at A thens, Ga. Mr. Mat Laboratoir. 94 Pine S t .
"I think you the m ost perfect thing
I no depleted companies of tiie Sixtli
H ull ie a giandson of Thomas R. B.
on God’s e a rth .”
S o m e S h o r t S to p «.
Michigan cavalry—C uster’s men they
A horse has ju st died in London Cobb, chairm an of the com m ittee who
“Professor-----”
W
hat
we
get out of life ia jn«t abont
"
e
re
and
heroes
evey
one—
were
order-
which
iiad
the
tare
distinction
of
hav-
‘l’«w
th
e
docum
ent:
SIX OF BRIGHAM YOUNG’S WIDOWS.
“ I have an o th er name, E vadne.”
the
size
of
w
hat we put into it.
ed to cliarge the breastw oiks w hich int£ medals oonferred upon him bv
H a r r i e t B a r n e y Y oung.
E m ily P a r t r id g e Y oung
“W hen you have quite done w ith ntv
One of the longest lived bird« on rec-
D on’t judge a man by th e scowl on
H a r r ie t F o lso m Y oung.
Generals
H
eth
and
Pettigrew
had
Queen
V
ictoria.
He
was
Lord
R
oberts’
a
ic
y
B
ig
elo
w
Y
o
ung.
Z
iu
a
H
u
n
tin
g
to
n
Y
oung
hand-----”
X u a tu u h C a r te r Y oung.
throw n up to cover tiie retreat of the k’ray A rab charger Vonolel. 29 y e a r s otd died recently in London. It was bis face; perhaps it w asn’t there be­
"I shall never have quite done with
Southern army across tiie Potomac. It
The queen’s medals wore worn a parrot named Ducky, the propeitv of fore lie eaw yon.
w
ashing
and
enduring
m
any
hardships.
Ie is a self-m ade man. ami there is was hopeless, hut the men never fa I- <>n >'<• m artingale d uriug her m ajesty
IL I w a n t it for my ow n.”
When a frivolous young la’dy tella
’s tiie P iin ce of Wales, and was a c e n t u r y
Em ily D. P artrid g e Young is a sec­
and a quarter old. Up to 80 years of you how aw fully interested she ia jn ‘
nothing about him to disturb in the tered. They galloped along, numolest- ¡jubilee procession.
“Such a useless, silly little hand?”
ond “tim e” wife. She nnd her sister
age elephants ate useful m em bers of tbe specialty you’ve spent 20 years trv~
slightest degree one’s conviction that e<i at first, for no one dreamed tliev
“Such a pink and w hite little hand.
" e r e made wives of Prophet Sm ith at
society.
ing to learn, take her word for it, aiid
Like a May-blossom.”
gentlem en are born, not mad
Out
of
tiie
1,200
men
composing
Of late could be Union men advancing to an
I -sauvo°- Li. A fter Smith died B the
lie lias been m arkedly a t t e n t i v e t o a attack. Presently they suim ounted a the Tw entieth Kansas, only 18 are of
. l i H e n e , l i 1 f t e d i , t t o ? h i . ^
“ “
r ,S h sis-
”“
then change tiie eubject.
i unerals on Sondav are disconnten-
lovely young widow.
The widow’s little knoll where a numlier of officers foreign b irth ,” according to tiie Kansas
It isn ’t alw ays fair to judge a m a n
anced by 15 clergymen of New B runs­
“ IP»-»* •» z-» i
i
.
IT OS.
" ill-b re d discouragem ent of his ad were standing ami disitersed tiie group C ity Jo u rn al. “ N early the whole a r)
by
tiie h at he wears; peihaps it isn’t
fcTaane, is a m iracle possible?*’
wick, N. J ., not only because of tiie
A third widow. N aam ah Kendei J e n ­ dresses 1—
-
T n r .V W E R E S IL E N T F v R A M OMENT.
W h a t would be a m iracle?" she said
nn,t » ha,8
" - llolJy
>«’st on him, “ '•"■tsLy wounding G eneral Pettigrew .’ of Anglo-Saxon blood, and a good many unnecessary ami uncalled for strain so much a m atter ot taste as of salarv.
kins
C
arter
T
w
iss
Y'oung,
expects
to
be
softly.
and recently hearing from an acqualn Il’*'h ’s -------
D on’t tiiink tiia t I »ecause Mrs. Con­
men now open»! upon them a mote than one-half aie the sons of upon them as clergymen, hut because
claimed at the last day by Johu 8. ___ _ th a t she was
farmers. ”
inclination to stoop w as not likely to
tin
u al Perform ance is busy she is nec­
H e drew h er w ith gentle Insistence Twiss, to whom she w as m arried first tance
m
urderous
fire,
aud,
as
was
long
sup­
to
celebrate
her
of the am ount of Sunday labor requited
birtlids
prove aggressive, an d th a t the learn­ Into his arm s, and she raised hers and
essarily doing som ething. The science
»7 at such a time, he had the lm- posed in Hie South, wheie tiie pluck of
of
laboring
men
who
need
rest.
by Brigham Young
himself.
A peculiar question of ethios lias
avuug uuuseir.
iH'rtinon.’o t . . n
...........
ing contained in th a t m assive ft ante clasped them round his neck.
of tow ing is to get over the greatest
Igham Young’s favorite wife Is tu t of an e x e e e d h .X ? !,eX,'7 'Si' Cpr‘‘8 tiie hopeless onset was much adm ired, arisen bi-tween a dry goods store pro-
Brigha
could be put aside w ith th e spectacles;
Dr. F elix B runet, a surgeon of the distance with th e fewest strokes.
T his is one,” he answ ered; “ it is the H arriet
all wete shot down. As a m atter of prietoi of Racine, \\ is., and one of His
let
Amelia
Folsom
Young,
said
to
R,
o
r
r
a
t
t
i
e
r
th
v**«
H“
I‘e
n
i
“
*‘n
l
k
l
,l
d
-
also th a t the professor m ight have impossible come tru e.”
Piencli navy, lias i-erfected a means of
It is a m istake to im agine th a t be­
n„.t their h..eLi ” W‘‘n
‘
a M ,ln I’” « fact, six men of the hundred lived clerks named V lasdislar A ltm ann. A lt-
be a relative of Mrs. G rover Cleveland.
Cleveland, and
i
been young once, before the w eight of
removing tattoo m arks. H eretofore the cause people listen to you they are in­
“I t w as never im possible,” she m ur­ She had n great Influence over the The widow w ^ t * * ' a “ "*' " ' ,h B'*,nS through tiie fire and rode or ran back
iiiann
took
in
a
dollar
of
1804
in
pay­
a laurel w reath had puckered his mured. “only—you w ere asleep aud Mormon leader, and her word w as law i X re shZ « , , u
°f
and to their lines. One of these. L ieuten­ ment for some goods, and got $1.000 lem oval of such m arks has been a mat- terested in iiearing you talk abont yonr-
brows and pow dered his h air w ith the dream ing. John, and n o w -y o n are in the household.
I * ror® *h t « ’“ » H she showed it to ant E lio tt M. Norton, afterw ard won a for the rare coin from a Chicago dealer. ter of no little difficulty and expense; f‘e ,fi poverty isn ’t the only recipient of
fro st th a t comes before w inter.
but Dt. B ru n et’s method is said to Ire
aw ake, anil it is early in the ntom ing ”
O thers of the widows whose faces w ha’t^ h e 2 L
“ * St° ry’ Tl“ S ls medal of honor.— N. Y. World.
Now tiie proprietor claim s tiiat the
H e w as sm iling now and looking w ith
easy
ami rapid, w ith o u t being coetly.
D on’t congratulate yourself th a t be­
New York Mail and Express.
»
K ill nr < u re.
coin should iiav^goue into his til!.
apjiear in the accom panying illu stra -• - \ i v i> ..5
r,
appreciative iu te ie st a t the gam e in
cause
Busym an d id n ’t throw you out of
tion
are
H
arriet
Barnev
Youn<?
mut
‘
’
.
.
r
‘
'
,
r
-
B
ras“
:
T
hank
you
ever
M istress— W hat is this strange smell
A journey h ith e rto unequale<l by an
a rrie t B arney Young and
p rogress.k
Ti:e
kissing hug” (nieianolestes
his office he was necessarily' glad you
C o v e r e d B u tto n s .
so
much
for
reinem
l.cring
Fldo’s
birth-
the
kitchen?
Lucy Bigelow Y'uung.
American woman is said to have been
The first m aker of covered button-
"Ito you h ear w h a t they are sing­
ptetpes) has no poison glands, accord­ made by Mis. M. M. Stevens, wife of had disturbed him w ith a social call.
day. H e needed a new collar, and the
Gidoro.l
Servant—
Use
je
s’
m
akin’
a
The
celebration
show
s
how
strong
a
,„
la
.
ing?” he asked the rector’s wife.
w as Mrs. Samuel W illiston, of E ast hold the dead leader has on the Mor- . . . ’
S‘ 111 ,ooks so " e ll on him. It
.. love potion foil d a tn ig g a li.ia t promised in g to Piofessor L O. lio w aid , chief tiie m anager in Russian Asia of tiie He sniile-l when you went o u t__not
Mrs. E rrington detached horaelf H am pton. Mass. In early life her hus mon Church to-day. Mormons still ?
1 l" ',i- 'l , , ul of you to send two, to m arry me, a n ’ now h e ’s try in ’ to entomologist for the federal d e p a rt­ B aldw in Locomotive Works, who ac­ when you came In— D etroit Free Press
from th e tea u rn to an sw er carelessly. hand prepared for the m inistry, b u t hail him as an Infallible leader and i ** 1” <,° Js 80
m ent of agriculture. “ Tiie poison from
about losing things.” hack out.
companied her husband across the great
M o t e ships
n u ,|- e r sail
.in
iiih
“ ’N nts and May,’ isn 't it?”
th
e D etroit -iver
its b ite ,” he states, “ is probably due Siberian waste and
his eyesight falling, he w as compelled look back w ith regret to the days when ,
, , 11 ,llat vln'l| « lv e woman
Are you sure the potion is a goo-1
waste and stepi-es, «iver th e than enter Liverpool or Louden
to
pathogenic
germs,
accidentally
ear­
"T he delightful irrelevance of child­ to give up a l' study and support him ­ he ruled like a king in m ountain fast-
The
"V” lu’rs‘‘lf "Yours, sin cerely ."- •tie? Are von stne it won’t h in t him ?”
uncompleted
i k
H sn s-S ib en an railw ay Suez canal, which
ned U|>oii the little set rated Peak.
hood.” pursued the professor, “the snb- self. H e opened a general country nesses.
tiie corn-
“ 1 do n ’t ‘keer if it kills him ef it There is no e xplainahle _____
reason why the P etersh u ,g 'to V l L i v o t ? ^
W
° r,<i’ P passe-1
* * * 1 lait
• lime faith in th e impossible. ‘H ere store, -uid hl« w ife gave a g reat deal of
world,
last year
o n ’t act de way it o u g h ter.” -— N. Y. lips should be the only portion
The jonr-
we come g ath erin g N uts and May— attention to a notion counter
tonnage,
while
tiiere
were
One
of
the
onrnal.
ney of 9,877 “ verets
' was accomplished
A PLUCKY MAIL CARRIER.
face atta c k e d .”
D R E Y FU S’ FA ITH FU L WIFE.
floating tlirougli th e locks a t Somite
so early in the m orning!’ Not con­ w inte. day, iu lie « , she was sorting
in 42 ilavg.
Ste. M atie 16.500,000 in eig h t months.
ten t w ith dem anding th eir autum n her stock w hen It suddenly occurred F h e E x p e r i e n c e T h r o u g h W h i c h f h e A n A r i z . n a G i r l W h o » ,. R o u t e L i e *
T i l r o u t f l i n l> e « o la te R e u io n .
and th e ir spring a t th e sam e time, they to her to cover some of the wooden
P assed D u r in g F iv e Y e a rs .
Miss Sarah M. Burks, a jolly, sturdy
m ust have it early In th e morning, too; buttons thou *n jtoucral use. w ith
Mme. Lucie D reyfus, the devoted
all the world a t th eir feet, w ith youth cloth. They .a f r a c te d much attention " ife of the form er prisoner of Devil’s end brave little woman about 25 years j
to m ake them enjoy i t They have am ong the .-ustomera of the little simp Island, five years ago w as th e hand­ ohl. carries the Untied S tates mail '
faith enough to remove m ountains, but and w ere finally know n to all the neigh­ some. honored companion of an officer over the S ta r route from St. Johns to
I am a fra id th e days of m iracles are boring tow ns aud became very popu­ to whom the most brilliant prospects Jim tow n, Aria., tw ice a week. The
p ast ”
la r W ’Ulston rn d his w ife contrived were conceded. Nothing w as lacking distance is fifty tw o miles, and It re­
Mrs. E rrin g to n s glance lingered on m achinery to do the work, the first to their happiness. They had all the quires a good di al o f stoutheartedness,
him for a m om ent and then traveled to ever employed in America. An Im­ money they cared for, the welcome and a liberal supply of self-contideucc and )
w here a girl in a w hite dress stood un­ m ense m anufactory sprang up. and friendship of the best society, a beau- a dasb of love of ad venture for any one I
A l ^ y s b a y C A S C A R E T S Candy CafiiaHic.
They art
der the trees th a t bordered the rectory m ade h alf the covered buttons of the tlful honie and lovely children. Then, to m ake the trip.
guaranteed
and
p
csitro
d
y
unequaled.
Accept
no
other.
Im-
Miss B urks' mall route leads through
garden.
w orld, and W ii^ston died w orth sev- ’*ke a thunderbolt from a blue sky,
as
wild
aud
dcs
date
a
region
a
s
om
itation
sand
substitutes
are
often
offered
by
dealers
to
h
)
“
oxt
“T h ere is E vadne,” she said; “how eral millions. And the source of all this r!lme the disgrace. H is wife, and his
fresh an d cool an d sw eet she looks! w ealth originated w ith a bright New "’ife a,ou<*. believed in his piteous wail. can well Imagine. Rocky, barren.
pnees and hand out a cheap fake <when Cascarets are called
Don’t you thiDk so, professor?”
E ngland woman.
“I am innocent.” Tw elve of his broth- mountalnotiS, bleak and blasted arc
for.^
Satisfaction is bought only tuith Cascarets. I f yo a
w eak adjectives of description. YY’bat
H e ad ju sted big spectacles to give a
A P e a r l- F a r m .
tiny stream s there a re are poisoniM ,
can t get the only genuine Cascarets from yo u r dealer, turite
Conscientious answ er.
We have heard of poultry farm s and
" Ith alkali. N avajo Indians, and oc­
“Miss E vadoe Is alw ays p leasant to
os, nve tv tll mail them postpaid on receipt o f price in stamps.
casionally an Apache, who has left the
look a t ” he said, a s be gazed w ith a bee farm s, of cattle farm s and dog
reservation, are* som ew hat plentiful in
pain stak in g a ir in h e r direction; “a t farm s, but there is, so fa r a s we are
th a t region, but w hite men very sel­
this distan ce I do not see her so plain- aw are, but one pearl farm In the world
It Is a large farm , for it stretches for
dom go there, and then only t« get the
17 as I could w ish.”
gold, silver and copper which have
“And she is alw ay s p leasan t to talk five thousand sq n ar- miles, and is cov­
been liberally strew n throughout the
to." added Mrs E rrington; “go and ask ered by shallow w ater. The site of this
blighting, fierce region. Nothing in the
her If in e would like some tea, profes­ farm Is Torres S traits, a t the northm ost
point of A ustral a.
sor.” .
" a y of vegetation can grow there.
It belongs to Ja m e s Clark of Queens­
Along the w estern border of this des-
H e w ent obediently, and the w hite
i elate, uncanny w ilderness Sarah Burks
figure moved to m eet him. w hile the land, “king of pearl fishers,” to quote
J rides tw ice a week. G enerally she is
echo of t t e w ords “cool and fresh and from Cassell’s Magazine. H e stocked
it w ith one hundred and fifty thousand
alone, and If she has a conqianion he is
sw eet” floated stlil in his ears.
either a miner, a commercial tra veler
“ I am sent to ask you If you will pearl oysteTs ra th e r more than three
have some tea.” he said.
or a te rrito rial law yer who has rented
years ago. It tak es one thousand five
a horse from Miss B urks’ father, aud
“ Is th a t m eant for an excuse or an hundred men to g ath er iu his crop, of
she is to collect paym ent for the same
whom tw o hundred «re divers. Twc
ape logy?'’ asked Evadne. dem urely.
and see to its care. She says she Is a
“ Does my erran d need either 7' he hundred and fifty vessels a te regularly
fatalist, aud no m a tte r how much dan­
questioned in return, w ith his usual employed.
gx-avity.
ger m ay environ, she will not come to
In the shallow w ater th a t covers h.'i
her death until the appointed hour.
“ You seemed to consider so,” said great farm the shells gm w very large
she, “in which, If you will not think , and the divers can operate well. The
AN N U A L S A L E S . 5 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 B O X E S .
me conceited, I will confess you are ! “ ’J ™ 1 | a ao “ ean 0Qe. for the pearls,
MME. U B K V K V S.
nnusna!. T h e re are people,” she con­ " h e n sold in London, fetch tw o hun­
THIS IS
tinued, noting iiis puzzled air, “who dred thousand dollars and upw ard ev­ er officers had exam ined D reyfus and %
come aud talk to me w ithout any ery year.
pronounced him a traitor.
But she
errand a t ell—merely for the pleasure
F o r g o t t e n L o n g A g o , D o u b ti» s a .
knew him aud loved him; nnd when
of the thing.”
T hia ls an interesting clause in the he appealed to her not to believe the
A little sm ile was playing round her constitution of Vermont of 1703, tc verd*ct, she knew in her heart th a t her
month, and through her curved eye­ lim it professional officeholders: “As husband was doomed unjustly,
lashes the sparkle of her eyes m eant every freem an, to preserve his iude-
&
r-aler, w hen her efforts had sncceeil-
, ^t '1
talschief.
pemlence. if w ithout a sufficient estate
ln arousinK a new interest lu his
—
¿ .„ .a ,, „ « .T ! ^ ü ; : .'lL™“ *.d’i “.7.“ ! ! " , , ! ! " Í T t ’, ' 1 *’ mmorul -
» o « ™ -,
The professor pusLed his spectacles ought to have some profession, calling c a Wse- sls m inisters of w a r affirmed
cxxcarrt« promptly, effectively *nd permaaeatty
co again; when people w ere close to trade or farm , w hereby he m ay honest- and affirir‘e<1 a Ka >n= “D reyfus is a trait-
y ot the bowels, laclodiat diarrhea and dysentery
I lia he could see b etter w ithout as- ly subsist, there can be no necessity ° r’ Re8t 1,1 IJeace- 8°°d people, lie suf-
Address STKRL1HC REMEDY CO., CHICAGO Or HEW
BisLaace.
for nor nse in establishing offices of fcFS Justly’”
“I here are people,” he said, “who profit, the iimial effects of which are
B ut hor love Proved b etter than these
iiiiAAAir
D ie d o f O ld A g e .
ni;ght venture to come to you on their dependence and servility unbecoming Kreat ,neu ’ Judgm ents. She protested
P O R T L A N D D IR E C T O R Y .
E lla—I have had mv photograpii
own merits. Miss Eva. I am not one of freemen. In the possessors or expect bravely, “He Is not a traitor!”
R u p tu re
those fo rtu n ate few .”
taken every year since 1 was 20.
ants, and faction, contention and dis
And in her modest re tre a t she repeat­
F e n c e a n d W ir e W o r k s .
treaied «cien*
“N o r ’ she queried; lifting her eye­ cord am ong the people. B ut If any ed daily to the children of the prisoner:
Stella I suppose tiie photographei
tiflual I y a n d ¡
-V IA
brows, “yet your m erits are by no man Ie called Into public service to the “P apa has not betrayed France. P ray
who took the first one has been dead a I’OK TI.IM » MIRK a , | . „ n w o r k s m ir k
c o n fid e n tia l. |
sud iron leiii-iiiK;--dice ra ilin g ,ele. Sdt Alder.
long tim e .—N. Y. W orld.
m eans insignificant They a re public prejudice of his private affairs he has a th a t papa may come back to us!”
C. H. W 0 0 D .n o A CO.. 108
p i perty, professor, and we are very rig h t to a reasonable com pensation
And she w as not allow ed even to
Y o u n g F in a n c ie r .
M a c liin e r y a n ,I M n p p lie a .
proud o ' them tlowa here. I have and w henever an office, through in- w rite of w hat w as being done to se­
“ W hat makes you naughty so ranch
ruH
PILES I
a u s i , is A.
. k \ , ; i \ k s , r u i i . k k s \ i a -
P,lr, CUhfc
pro-.s
;,r„
c «tt « «.fcs»
e ie n .” M e looked aw ay from him, crease of fees or otherw ise, (»ecoraes sc cure him a new trial. She longed to
of the tim e. W illie?” asked the indul­
cln
n
ery
.
supplies,
a
sió
F
irs
t
St.,
I*,,rl
I
mi ' k I, Or
“ felt a little alarm ed a t the thought of profitable as to occasion m any to an l»e near liiin. She was not allow ed to
gent father.
them sometimes, and wondered w heth­ ply for it, the profits ought to be less­ go. L ittle wonder she was a t tim es
MISS SA ItA II M. u t 11KS.
M liy, you spe, mamma gives me a
e r we all seemed very stupid and dull ened by the L egislature.”
nearly beside herself w ith im potent
penny every tim e 1 promise to be
to so 'earned o person as you.”
rage. H er friends have told of those She is alw ays arm ed, and when a mere good,” replied the-youngster, “ and she
F e m in in e P io n e e rs o r Hong Ago.
Stupid nnd dull,” he echoed the
d a tk mom ents w hen she paced the child she w as the ertw-k shot of the never asks me to nioinise to be good
'
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curious
new spaper has ,loor ma<N.v. tearing her hair nnd d ,- mining cam p at Ila rq u a Ilala. She until I have been n a u g h ty .” —Chicago
w ords involuntarily, w hile he was I A copy
la. VL? n Jh ; !“ n "
f
Uill ,ie n r T h i - o u x h T a t u r e ____
u n d _ T u u r la t S le e p e r . ■
th in k in g w hat a dainty outline the been found In the French national mmneing hum anity to the vm geauce of rode tiie route first iu 1808, when her Post.
«
tin hfiisp oí them . l\i e t • " i.-in v
» i n t n K „ . . . I l i n « ; r ' s ü , '¿ k t ¿ e
M
A
C
H
IN
E
R
Y
,
all
kinds
archives.
L i b r a r y l a ur«N
r » . .
says L iterature. I t 1« dated God-
fath er, who w as a mail carrier, was
contour of her cheek and chin m a d e -
I
. .TATUM dt B O W E N ...
llke a pink sea shell, and w hat a J a n .4, 1808, and is called L’Athenee de»
taken ill. He lias never recovered, and
H o m e s ic k .
....F A S T T IM E ....
ZS
to
38
first
Street
PORTLAND
OR.
Dames. The articles are evidently
F n T t n ?".'1 8,* " w y I'nequalled.
Biagularly sw eet Intonation she had!
the plucky dau g h ter has tilled his place
Mrs. S lim diet (to new boarder)—
TH E ILLIN O IS A GOLD MINE.
ever since.
IM P R O V E D I
ipply
“ You agree th a t we are so.” she said w ritten by womeu and the object of
Dili you sleep w ell' last night, «ir?
JOHN POOLE. P o r t l a n d , O bkc . on
liver
PILLS
a f te r an in sta n t’s offended silence. the paper seems to have been an at O v e r 3 , 0 0 0 .M en K tis -a g e d in t h e F i » h
New H oaider—Not very, Mrs. Slim- CH
A, B. Ç. DKNKIBTON,
a I»
n give y o u th e b e st tw ig a tiis in g e n e ra i
ln d u a tr y o f T h a t S tre a m .
“ Yon odd candor to your other m erits tem pt to place women on an equal
diet. Tiiat bed reminded me so much
- « '¿ andT A - Portland.
» " ‘“ ¡rVi’ e "*r ,"1e s » l» o ile rs.ta n k s, p u m p s ,
R e g a r d in g K cil-H eailed P e o p le .
'• « I’. A ., Seattle.
footing
w
ith
men.
The
fem
inine
plo-
Ix»
l - d r \* r
“ " ‘i .«■"•''"•II*- Tiie new not (Jrip« o r S ic k f.. T » Ü . • 1
Over
3,000 men are employed In the
professor, I see. Well, the school treat
K eil headed people, as is " e ll know n, of home th a t I felt sort o ’ homesick.
e
q
u
aH
e
d
1
*
“
‘d,nl11’
!“
’hl
b)'
W
m
.
I»
u
n
-
Is over. I think I m ust be golug home neers of 1808 were evidently nearly flsl‘ industry of the Illinois river E tch are less subject Io baldness than others.
“ IndeedI Where is your home?”
CURE YOURSELF!
. «ri.« IM . Sold by
100 years ahead of th eir times. La -*, a r “ 'Is industry expands nnd ex-
w ard. Good evening.”
“ In the Rocky m ountains.” — H ai-
.lia -T*«aÎ<,V * f‘2r ••»‘“AlUrU
A Lonilou doctor explains the m atter
PR.
llARTTI.’S
B
o
o
r
.
She stretchod out a small, w hite Fronde, the Paris'ari new spaper w rit b-iids, and it ls hut a question of time thus: The hair of the red-headed is lem Life.
W h u le a a le lir iif f g 'a t a n m l F h w tu g r a p liic
if L
w« «h*r«H u3
of P lu
u f ' u * u
s * «»•»•«»braue«.
s iip p lie N .
hand. H e took It and considered It for ten, printed aud published by women, " Uvn th a t river will I mj accepted by relatively thick, one red hair being
«U Mkuiioii
7.U
M
I Minie««,
au.«
„oí
T ort
«h
5 fo r
Birm ingham (A la.) plumbers get
Is now In Its third year and appears tc ,Hiuois as one of the principal so u r« « alm ost as thick ns five fair or three
a m om ent
Hi t MAI Kit FRANK DRI’U CO. 144 AND 14C
$3.50
fot
nine
hours.
b» g>rHHyy 1«#^
* Do you go across the fields,” h e lie successful, while only one copy ot of food «upply In the State. T iie big brown halm. Wltli 30.000 red hairs tho
ro tirtli Street, P ortland. < in-gnn.
Ur. and Troummuat. et
or aeni hi pia in »rapMC.
L’Athenee des Dailies Is to be found.
fishing point of tiie river, w here the scalp Is well thatched, w hereas with
sa!d. “or round by the road?”
'•’ • » r r e « . l',-p a ld .T Ö
business ls liuudled In a wholesale way the same num lier ot fair hairs one Is
CLAIMANTSFilR
ms
“Across the fields- w hen I hav some
W hen a dependent persou gets Rick
Write to NATHAN K C. N S I O N
me w ith me.”
N. T
HICKFoN i. Washington. U.C.. Ilii v will re
bow soon the relaUves he ls staying are H enry, Laeon. Chillicothe, Peoria, com paratively (»aid. It takes 100 000
NO. 3 | •«».
Pekin, H avana,
B ath,
Browning, fair nnd loO.OOO brown hairs to cover
“Should 1 count as come one, or al
r
r
l
7
n
'
"
h
*
"
'
"
'''c
r
-
lc
t-
l.s
.s
c
K > w r it,,,
w ith decide th a t a "change” to some B eardstow n, Meredosia, Kampsville^
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sialT .Dili t orps. I'rosecntiiiK claim s alnee 1878. grip ,,n > . H undreds of pe. pie w h o w ere ai- .____
New
Yura City
t<> a . t v e r t i s e r a p lea « «
u ie n t io n I >>g
I too---- ”
Hictc'l " Hi occasional backaches, heads. lics, ------------------------- --------------------------
adequately au ordinary head.
« is p ap er.
other relative’s house may be bene-
tired feelinus cte , ete., could have been saved
and G afton. Tiie fishing season—th a t
“Too w hat— too candid?”
filial!
dincases by
from c ch h ro n ic diecaaes
A
«
BUY THE GENUINE
is, the commercial season, when the
. “Too old.” he said, thoughtfully.
S p a in ’. O nly N«v a | V ictory
G r a v e y a r d fo r A nim al!« « n <1 B i r d s law perm its tiie use of seines iu the
H
o
o
r
e
’s
R
e
v
e
a
le
d
R
e
m
e
d
y
CVERVTHIM G FOR THE
, She looked him up anil down.
hilil
™
Only once in their history ns a n a ­
hsd tltoV
they itaaaA
used <
it ♦ <»
in •<»..
lime. It never falls to Kivc
A 110-acre burial ground for animals river—opens Ju ly 1 and closes April 15
“ I suppose th a t you are tw ice mv
rt lh f it hus cured thousands, fl.o o h t bottle
tion
have
the
Spanish
achieved
a
naval
and birds has been established a t C ox D uring tiiat time tiie fishing com pan­
nt your ciruggisit'».
1
P R IN T E R ....
age.”
victory. T iiat w as a t the battle of
stickle, N. Y.
... m a n u f a c t u r e d b y ...
ies
w
ith
tiieir
tug
boats
and
sm
aller
“ Mare than that. I am sure.
Lepanto,
In
1571.
when,
with
the
aid
steam e ra ft harvest the fishing crop,
CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.
‘’H as anyone ever called you any
I t is a dlillcuit m a tte r for a womar
using seines which vnry in length from of V enetians aud Genoese, they anul
t s r NOTE T H E NA M E.
th in g b u t professor?”
to believe th a t tlier? any quarreling In
Doesn't your hoy write well ? Perhaps
500 to 1,500 yards. In Lake Peoria hllated the T urkish fleet
he h a sn 't good ink.
“ My m other calls me John.”
a pretty cottage w ita roses in bloom alone there are nine seines, each 1,000
VI c lead and originate
over the front porch.
“ A njone else?”
W
hen
some
people
are
lonesome
it
yards long, and last year In one hnnl
fashions in....
‘’No one, since I was a l».v.”
The desire to chase taeu runa ii over 0,500 pounds of Germ an carp Indicates tiiat they have a secret to
Bet ( o u fk Öyrup. Taete» Ocod. Uee |
I S T H E B E ST IN K .
They w ere srosaiag the meadow aovr. fatai Uta.
tell, nnd are looking for some one to
in time. Sold by druuMi
w ere taken. As the fisherman received tell It to.
More used than any other. Don’t cost
C O N S U M P T IO N
?»
Cor. S e c o n d a n d S ta r k S ts.
you any more th an poor ink. Ask for it.
T
J iccd A SaUaballffn
Epileptic
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CAN BE CURED.
Get W hat You Ask For
CANDY
C A T H A R T IC
SUCCDutö
10c.
25c.
WHILE YOU SLEEP
THE TABLET
50c.
DRUGGISTS
T0 r £
•G O E A S T ..
OR. GUNN’S
Relief
IF
n C1 «■ O S
SYRUP OF FIGS
THE TIME TO GET WELL
Women”
x S ss LE sm !» phis .
W"
A m e ric a n
Type
CARTER’S INK | F o u n ders
TYPE
C om pany
...... PO R TLA N D , OREGON