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''Saying and Doing Are Two Things. pp It is not w h a t w e say but w h a t H o o d 's Sarsaparilla does that tells the story o f its merit. Its great record o f cures o f all forms o f blood diseases, including scrofula, rheumatism, dyspepsia, ca tarrh, prove its p o w e r to cure you also. Science - vention scape. About the largest Islands there are many small. Ice free Isles, or rocks, which are the resting places of seals penguins, cormorants and gulls, on the larger islands, and especially on Livingston Island, there are high peaks and rounded, dome like hills, which are tipped with snow, but their sides are bare. The valleys are tilled with large glaciers, which send tongues out luto the sea. We saw no glaciers, however, which came out for any distance luto the water. The limit of the Ice was generally at high-water mark, where it wasted away In small fragments There was no snow on the coastal low lands. but there was also nothing to indicate vegetation. From what we later learned of the lands farther souih. It Is extremely possible that mosses and lichens are here abundant, but there Is no hope for grads or trees. It Is very curious that this group of islnuds, about one hundred in number, with a thousand miles of accessible coast-line and several good harbors, free of Ice for much of the year, should remain unclaimed by any government and unsettled by human efforts. It would be a humane mission if our gov ernment would take possession of this group of Islands and place there a lighthouse, with a supply station for the preservation of shipwrecked sail ors. Vessels are lost In this vicinity almost every year, and we do not know but that some poor seamen are now stranded on one of the many desolate Islands, awaiting the relief which nev er comes. 1 — A OLIVER CROMWELL T h e P a r e n t a g e a n d E a r ly I J f e , ,f u ie C e le b r a te d E n g lia h m u n . When Oliver Cromwell took his seat In the long Parliament he was 41 years old. He had been bon i at Huntington on April 25. 15i)9. and li y birth belonged to the lesser gentry, or upper middle class. The original name of the fam ily had been Williams; It was of Welsh origin. There were many Cromwells, and Oliver was a common name among them. One of the protector’s nudes bore the name, and remained a stanch Loyalist throughout the civil war. Oliver's own father, Robert, was a man In very moderate circumstances, his estate In the town of Huntingdon bringing , an Income of some £300 a . year. — Olivers mother, Elizabeth Steward of Ely. seems to have been of much strouger character than his father. The Stewards, like the Cromwells, were “new people,” both families, like so many others of the day, owing their rise to the spoliation of the monaster ies. Oliver's father was a brewer, and his success In the management of the brewery was mainly due to Oliver's K n th iisln s tlr O ld W h e e lm a n . T h e M onth« o f M a d n e il. SALT LAKE CITY. There is an old adage to the effect Contrary to the general opinion, more that it is never too late to mend, , ---- and ,— — j viiv n summer u u u iiu ) people go ....... mad during the An I m p o r ta n t F a c to r In T r a n sr o n tl- that seems to apply to the bicycle, or, . months than in the usually gloomy and « r a t a l T r a v e l. rather, to the people who ride it. A dull months of November, December No one crossing the continent can Peoria (111.) man learned to ride at the and January, when times are bad and afford to cut Salt Lake City from his age of 61 years and now is 72. During the general conditions appear more con- route. The attractions of tbe place, these 11 years he has ridden 60,000 dneive to insanity. Not only in this including ______„ the ________ Mormon Temple, Taber- miles, and is still going. To com- country, but also in many others, it is nacle and Chnrch institutions, the memorate his career as a cyclist he has found more people go mad during May, ; Great Salt Lake—d e a d e r __________ and denser erected a monument over the 8)s.t June and July than during any other than the Dead Sea in the Holy Land— ere e is to be buried, and on the ' portion of the year, and that suicide— the picturesque environment and the shaft the figure of a bicycle is carved. which is due to some form of insanity warm sulphur and hot springs, are In the ISoone county (Mo.) circuit —is also more prevalent during the greater to the square yard than any lo- , cality on the American continent. court a saloonkeeper was fined $150 for su m m er.________ The Rio Grande Western Railway, P is o ’s Cure for C on su m p tion has been a selling to a minor. This is the first case ever tried in Boone county, under fa m ily m ed icin e w ith us sin ce 1665—J . R connecting on the East with the Den ver & Rio Grande and Colorado Mid- the law, by which damages assessed M adison, 2409 42d A v e .C h ic a g o , Ills. H e T h r e w A w a y t h e W in e . llind Railways and on the West with in such cases go to the party making Ihree dozen lx>tt)es of old wine were the Southern Pacific (Central Route) complaint. unearthed in the village of Southamp- and Oregon Short Line, is the only Our In c r e a se d T rad « W ith C h in a . ton, L. I., by workmen who were dig- transcontinetnal line passing directly E n glan d can no longer com p ete w ith us ging a furnace pit in the cellar of Ed- through Salt Lake City. The route 111 tile sh ip m en t o f m an v prod u cts to (J iin a Tins is m erely natu ral. T h e best w in s in ward P. Hunting’s house. The house through Salt Lake City via the Rio ev ery th in g . F or a lik e reason, H ostetter's was formerly occupied by Mr. Hunt- Grande Western Railway is famous all htom acli B i itters U ers has *‘a s . for for fifty b fty years a< - ’ng’s father and it is supposed the wine the year round. On account of the — si.:, i .. ®up^rior, because there is had been buried there for more than 60 equable ezmal»!« climate n of t Utah and Colorado nothing better to cure constipation, indi- .. . . , , g e stio u , d y sp e p sia an d b ilio u sn ess. >ears. Mr. Hunting is a teetotaler it is just as popular in winter as in ----- —------ ---------- Änd the wine was thrown away. summer. Send 2c to J. D. Mansfield, W h a t W as L a c k in g . o _ 253 Washington St., Portland, or Geo. “ T K .« __ t . . . o TATB OF O hio , C lT V O FTOLXDO, ) ih.it waiter of yours is the slowest L ucas covmtv . | "• W. Heintz, Acting General Passenger I ever struck,” said a fat customer F xank j . < heney make« oath that he is the “ W e ll A j senior patter of the firm o (F . J. C bemby 4 Co., Agent, Salt Lake City, for a copy of n e u , l) jou had » wagon, and the doing business i n the City of Toledo, County “ Salt Lake City—the City of the wheels didn’t work i to a suit von ' " w h ,l“ a t t the ?/“* stRle »foresaid, and that said firm will par Saints. ” w o u ld v o ., d -.i. sum oi ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for e ic h Would you do? asked the restaurant ?n<1 Catarrh ------------ that cannot be cured cured , .u every - case . oi -------------- - At Auburn (N. Y .)the malsters have by the use of H all ’ s C atarrh C ure . proprietor. „ FRANK J. CHENEY gained an increase of wages from $9 “ Why, I ’d grease ’em .” hworn to before me and subscribed in my per week to $12. “ Well, why don’t you ‘grease’ the presence, this Sth day of December, A. D. lHSG. A. W. GLEASON, Tb« Pleasantest, Mint Powerful and waiter?” — Yonkers Statesman. If all the mountains I d the world Teacher—Johnny, you may define the were leveled, the average height of the first person. Johnny—Adam.—Brooklyn Life. land would rise nearly 250 feet. Gold, steel, aluminum and lead, when A definition: He—What Is a flirtation? immersed In tartaric acid, a new chem She—Attention without Intention.—Chi ical discovered, become pliable and cago News. ductile as putty. “Dead men tell no tales.” “They New York’s board of health has taken dou t have to; they leave widows who action toward the strict enforcement can do the talking.”—Town Topics. of the law regarding the sale of pois Anyhow,” said a schoolboy of In- Catarrh — throat w is in such a ons. There have been many cases of dianapolis the other «lay. “the way they suicide lately by carbolic add poison condition <with catarrh th a t I could hardly keep changin’ things nowadays 1 know ing, and if this chemical were mere more about Jogaffy than the jogaffy It- rw a ll& w a n d h ad no a p p etite. I found difficult to obtain it would doubtless * self." Hood"s Sarsaparilla an excellent rem edy, decrease the number of cases. »n d mxu hjpve a good a p p e tite ." Ella J. “What is ihe sensation of going up In Near Ashcroft in British Columbia White. Ennis. Texas. a balloon?” asked the r«*porter. “l ‘re- are a number of small lakes, whose cisely the opposite to that of coming shores and bottoms are covered with a down lu one,” replied the professor. Im crust containing borax and soda in pressively. such quantities and proportions that Never D i s a n t 1 apa I think nineteen Is altogether when cut out It serves as a washing too early for a girl to marry. Don't you? compound. The crust is cut into _ tj lj odlA p ! l l ‘ LCttr» ltT* r I l l s ; IS « non I r r l t a t l n s a n d o n ly c a th a r tic to t a t « w ith H o o ti’a w «7«apanfla^ Mamma Well, yes; but I remember blocks and handled In me same man the time when 1 didn’t aud I remember ner as Ice, and It Is estimated that one A H ard L u ck S to r y . the time when you didn't” of the lakes contains 20,000 tons of this He stood before the police judge a material. A mean man has sent through a post- wreck. He suggested an echo of better office, presided over by a woman, a Fruit is now being shipped from New days. He had been arrested the night postal card on which was written: before for sleeping in an open doorway. South Wales packed in the bark of the “Dear Sam—Here are the details of The judge saw that the prisoner had ti tree and the outer bark of the mela- that scandal.” The rest was In (¡reek. not always been a tramp and ques leuca leucadendron. which is shredded into a sort of coarse- chaff. These Judge—Have you anything to say be tioned him with regard to his past. Notary Public Effective Nererfalling Remedy for fore the court passes sentence? l ’rls- \ 1 1'A I . I T V lo w . d e b ilita te d o r e ih a u s t e d c u re d h r H all's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts “ Well, your honor, it was this barks seems to have some peculiar R h e u m a tism I»r. K l i n e « In v ig o r a tin g T o n ic . F K h K f t T r i a l directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of power of preserving oranges during ouer— Well, all I've got to say Is. I hope H o ttie c o n ta in in g 2 W e e k « ' t re a tm e n t. D r. K lin e 's the system, fiend for testimonials, free. - LAW AS INTERPRETED, way,” the man said, quietly. “ 1 LA G R I P P E an d C A T A R R H ! In s t it u t e . M l A r ch S t ., P h ila d e lp h ia Foi.nde.1 IS7I carriage. This may be owing to the you’ll consider the extreme youth of _ ,. . , F CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. haven’t always been as you see me I r a l i k n e w w h a t th m iM u id a k n o w u l Sold by druggists, 7oc. th e e ftl.w r y o f “ ft D K h F H ” M » ( n Death caused by accident is held, in my lawyer, and let me off easy.—Tit now. I was a stock broker once. elasticity of the packing and the fact H all’s Family F ills are the b est « a liv e an w e ll an a H r e v n Iv e o f a n y A c h e o r f*aiu The Republic Steel Company, one of Bits. k n o a n to t h e h u m a n h««dy, th e r e w o u ld n o t be a When 1 was a younger man I became that It permits of ventilation. Unless Slevin vs. Board of pollce<peuslon fund the two big steel trusts recently f a m ily in a ll A m e n c a w ith o u t a b«»ttle o f Four hundred the bark is cut too fine there is no commissioner’s (Cal ), 44 L R. A. 114, Belgian miners have interested in copper. Copper is us W ell. Drake, I suppose you are sav formed, has 13 plants in Indiana. !*• Hen-1 fo r t r i a l b o ttle , 25c, o r la rg e b o ttle , moved to Russia to work in the mines f I l »rope -c o n ta in in g <lo«e* 6 b o t t le , fo r |6 . ually solid, you know. Well, I made sweating possible. The bark costs only not to be a death from natural causes, ing up to buy your wife a Christmas S W A N S O « R H E U M A T IC C U R E CO. within tbe meaning of a statute pro M others w ill find Mrs. W in slo w 's S o o th at Donetz. a little pile, then shifted to iron. Iron $20 a ton. present?” “Saving up? I guess not. It 160-164 E. Lake 61.. CMca«a, >U- The heirs of the late Anthony Pollok viding pensions for policemen who die is hard to handle and I lost. I with takes all I can spare to give her to save ing S y r u p th e best rem ed y to u se for th eir TO C U RE A COLD IN O NE D A T -b iltiren d u rin g tb e te eth in g period. from natural causes. In San Francisco the retail carpet of M ashington have offered a prize of drew from speculating for a time but up to buy me something.”— Philadel Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. the old fascination drew me again into 100,000 francs ($20,000), to be awarded The Issuance of preferred stock by a phia Bulletin. So far this season about 80,000 boxes All druggists refund the money if it men have organized to regulate prices and prevent competition. Five of the the maelstrom. I took a flyer in some during the exhibition in Paris next building and loan association which Is Artist—My next picture at the Acad of oranges have been shipped from fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature largest carpet houses are in the new glittering mining stock, but it was a year to the inventor of the best appar based on principles of co-operation, is on each box. 25c. Manatee county, Fla. emy will be eutftled “Driven to Drink” combination. loser. I said I would try again. I atus for saving life in case of disaster equality and mutuality is held, lu Sum His friend—Ah. some powerful portray A large cotton mill is being erected On April 1 next Buffalo carpenters bought a little train of different rail at sea. The prize Is open to universal rall vs. Columbia Finance and Tea In round numbers the consumption al of baffled passion I suppose? Artist will get 25 cents an hour. in Mexico at Atotoccillo on the line of way stock, but I didn’t tie to it long competition. The award will be made Company (Ky.) 44. L. R. A. 659, to be of iron and steel in the United States —Oh, no; It's a cab approaching a water the inter-oceanic railroad. enough and went nearly broke. Then by a Jury sitting in Paris. It is pro void as against public policy. for the current year will be more than trough.—Tit-Bits. ithin a year eight licet sugar fac Two-thirds of the worlds’ sugar is 12,500 tons, or five times the amount I shoved all of my remaining fortune vided that the entire prize may be An ordinance requiring a license fee He knew better: Sunday school tench tories have been built in Michigan. produced from beets. into pork. It turned out that pork awarded to a single individual, or a to be paid as a condition of buying of salt used by the country. er—Always tell the truth, my boy. was on the hog, and here l a m .” portion of It may be awarded to each claims is held. In Bltzer vs. Thompson You’re too young to tell lies. New STATUR OF CROMWELL. The judge had listened to the story of several persons, as the Jury may de (Ky.). 44 L. R. A. 141, to be unconsti scholar—Who? Me? Not much! I've attentively and at its conclusion dis cide. mother. No other member of Oliver's tutional In case of a person who buys, told ’em till I was so sore I couldn’t sit charged the prisoner. “ Have you any Work of the Egyptian exploration merely as an Investment, a few claims family—neither bis wife nor bis father down.—Town Topics. money?” he inquired, as the man fund for the year nas lam in the same admitted to be Just and due, but which Influenced him as did his mother. “Did they give you a tip?” asked a turned to leave the court room. district as before, a short distance are not paid because of lack of funds. She was devoted to him, and be, in “ N o , sir,” was the reply; " I ’m down the Nile from Dendereh. Alto turn, loved her tenderly and respected restaurant proprietor of a new waiter City funds received on deposit by a broker now than I ever was. ’ ’—Detroit gether about 1.250 graves of- prehis her deeply. He followed her advl«?e who bad Just served his first custom- banker but deposited by him In other Free Press. Yes. son*,” was the reply; “they toric age and about as many historic banks, under an arrangement for shar when young; he established her In the era royal palaceof Whitehall when tie came told me I had betther go carry a hod.” All e indidates for scholarships at the graves—mainly about the twelfth dy ing In the deposits, whereby he receives to greatness, and when she died be —Portland Oregonian. gr immar schcol oi Hampton, Engl ind. nasty—were opened and recorded. The tbe same interest that he pays the city W h e n a m a n g e ts o n e , h e b eco m es a sla v e burled her In Westminster abbey. Miles—Where Is your friend Jaggs are now required o undergo a phreno society has already received from the and agrees that they shall be drawn As a boy he received bis education now? Giles—He’s gone to tbe spirit logical examination. If the bumps are Egyptian government the promise of only to pay city orders, are held, in to h is b o w els. E v ery person o u g h t to h a v e not satisfsct rv the jupil is not al a permission to work at Abydos, one of Marquette vs. Wilkinson (Mich.) 43, at Huntingdon, but when 17 years old laud. Miles—Indeed! It's strange 1 con trol over th e different p arts o f th e b o d y , the most Important sites In Egypt L. K. A. 840, to be held in trust for was sent to Cambridge university. A never heard of bis demise. Giles—Oh. i o e l to enter into the competition. Prof. Maspero will return to Egypt to tbe city as against bis assignee for strong, hearty young fellow, fond of be Isn’t dead. He's visiting relatives In horseplay and rough pranks—as Indeed Kentucky.—Chicago New a Albert H. Golley, of Rome, N. Y ., resume the direction of the depart creditors. and it is th e ea siest th in g in th e w o r ld to he showed himself to be even when while bird hunting with W. P. Baylow ment of antiquities. “Where’s your bottle of cough medi educate th e b o w els, m a k e th em do their d u ty On the abandonment of its trip for the weight of tbe whole kingdom rest near Glenmore, was accidently shot in On July 19 last the city of Rome un tbe season by steamer starting ed on bis shoulders—be nevertheless cine. Josiah?” “What do you want with the eyes by .his .companion, and will It7” “Well, you won't take IL and. as It n atu rally and regu larly, and keep th em from lose his sight. The wife of Mr. Golley dulated with the waves of an earth from Seattle to Dawson and reaching seems to have been a fair student, lay-1 cosj sixty-five cents. It sba'n’t be quake for nearly half a minute. The Fort Yukon, but unable to go on be ing the foundation for that knowledge is also blind, both of her eyes having b eco m in g a source o f m isery a n d a d eform ity wasted: I'm going to polish the plauo teen removed some months ago bv Dr. famous monuments of antiquity scat- cause of the low stage of water in tbe of Greek literature and tbe Ijitin lan- with II”—Chicago Record. ered in and about the city were strong Yukon River, it is held, in Smith vs. guage. and that fondness for books. ¡ Wilbur H. Bcoth. a s w e ll. ly shaken, but fortunately no serious North American Transportation and which afterward struck the represea- ,n the phl,|PPlnes: Mrs. Agulnaldo- damage was suffered by them. The Im p ro v e d T r a in K qutpm ew t. E ducate you r b ow els! llear- Mr- Agulnaldo-Yes. love, Tea Company (Wash.) 44. L. R. A. 557. tatlves of the foreign powers at Lon- ¡ The O. IL & N. and Oregon Short great columns In the Forum rocked that It is the carrier’s duty to bring a don. In 1617 bis father died, and he what Is it? Mrs. Aguiualdo—Can't yon Don’t neglect the slightest sign erf irregularity but Line have added a buffet, smoking and visibly, and a large stone crashed passenger back to Seattle without left Cambridge. When 21 years old he take little George Washington with you library car to their Portlaud-Chicago down from the Colosseum. A strange charge, and not leave him through the was married. In London, to Elizabeth ' and let him see you move the capital see that you have at least one natural easy movement through tiain, and a dining car service atmospheric effect, which has before winter in the Alaskan climate, to await Bourchier. who was one year older to-day?—Baltimore American. a day. Pills, salts and black draughts are dangerous has been iuauguarated. The train is been observed during great earth the carrier's convenience for complet than be was, the daughter of a rich ■ “No. I don’t think she will ever mar equipped with the latest chair cars, quakes, was very noticeable on this ing the transportation during the fol London furrier. She was a woman of ry. You see. she Insists upon testing because they strain and weaken the bowels. What day coaches and luxurious first-class occasion. People who rushed In alarm lowing summer. gentle and amiable character, and. the affection of every one who proposes ami ordinary sleepers. Direct connec from their houses were drenched with you want is a mild but sure laxative, that tones and though she does not appear to have to her. and the test is too severe.” tion made at Granger with Union Pa a torrent of rain that poured from light A Child s Sleeping Hoar*. influenced Cromwell's public career to “What Is It?” “She asks him to teach strengthens the bowels and stimulates their movements. cific. and at Ogden with Rio Grande gray clouds which almost instantane The baby should be taught to sleep at any perceptible extent be always re her mother to ride the bicycle.” line, from all points in Oregon, Wash, ously gathered in a perfectly clear sky regular hours. At first be will sleep garded her with fond affection, and Such a laxative is CA SCA RETS, and when you “The evidence," said tbe Judge, ington and Idaho to all Eastern cities. as soon as the earth began to quake. most of the time not occupied in feed was always faithful to her.—From shows that you threw a stone at this try them, you will find that it is the easiest thing in For information, rates, etc., call on ing. At the age of six the child should “Oliver Cromwel',” by Theodore Roose man.” “Sure.” replied Mrs. O’Hooll- anv O. K. A N . agent, or address W. ORDER OF NEGRO NUNS. the world to make and keep your bowels clean and sleep ten or twelve hours at night and velt, in Scribner's. han. “an* tbe looks av the man shows H. Hurlburt, General Passenger Agent. two hours during the day. Between more than thot. yer honor. It shows O n ly C o lo r ed S is t e r h o o d in t h e U n it e d Portland. reguiar, strong and healthy. By keeping the bowels these ages the amount of sleep should 3ENERAL LAWTON'S EARLY LIFE thot Oi hit him.”—Chicago Newa S t a t e s a t N e w O r le a n s. L iq u o r in G ro c er ies. clean, all serious disorders are gradually diminish. The method of In the old French quarter of New Giles—Statistics show that fewer In Connecticut, liquors and groceries Orleans, with its narrow streets, lat training babies to sleep is simple: Be I n c i d e n t s in t h e C a r ee r o f t h e D ead men fill drunkards' graves than In for S o ld ie r in I n d ia n a . cannot now legally be sold on the same ticed windows and jealously guarded sure that they are comfortable as to The Northern Indiana friends of the premises. For a number of years past courts, where the fig and orange tree externals, and are welt then leave late General Henry W. Lawton are re mer years. Miles— What's the cau se- many grxeries in the state took out grow. Is a square of rather miscellane them alone in a properly guarded crib. calling Interesting incidents of ills early world growing better? Giles—No; I ' a hat is called a package license under ous architecture. Its central building. After several months’ humoring it may life In this region where his early mai- guess cremation has something to do with i t —New York Evening World. which they sold liquors not to be drank 717 Orleans street, is several hundred be dangerous to leave a child alone, as ho«xl was spent. Tbe sword which the “This,” the bold young man whisper- ■ on the precises. The last legislature years old. It has a stately entrance, the little tyrant may work himself into ludiaua adm'rers of General I-awioa ed. touching her blushing cheek. “Is the passed a law prohibiting this and now with great pillars and old-fashioned, such a rage as to have convulsions or to were raising a purse to procure for pink of perfection." “And this." Ills any grocer w b » wishes to sell liquors ornately carved doors. It was once do himself physical Injury, but the him on his return from the Fhillf pines fair cousin retorted, bringing her hand w ill have to give up his grocery busi the old Creole opera house and ball young Infant may be trusted to “cry It would bave been the second of which against bis cheek with a ringing slap. ness. room of the early days. Now It is tbe out” In safety, and after the first dis he was the recipient had he lived. In “Is the sounding brass'”—Chicago Trib A miner in Colorado, disheartened home of ihe colored nuns. Yet the or appointment Is over he will be happier 1864 after he had made a name for une. and more contented to take the ups der Is not such a very modern one. af himself, while at Fort Wayne, he was bv hard luck, dug a grave for himself Ethel (rummaging in grandma's with the intention of getting into it ter all, for It was founded lu New Or and downs of life uncomplainingly.— presented with a handsome sword. Woman's Home Companion. drawer)— Oh. graudma. what a curious leans over half a century ago. Its General Lawton got his first Instruc and then blowing his brains out. Three 10c. tion In militaiy tactics in a Fort Wayne key this ls| Grandma—Yes, my dear; feet under the surface of the ground he members are now well-known figures The Minister's Mistak«. that was your grandfather’s latchkey. on the streets of the crescent city. Tbe marching club known as the Wide- struck a “ pay streak” and sold it the 25c. 50c. _____________ As a minister and a lawyer were rid next oay for $20,000. If you are think special object of its Institution was the ing together, says tbe minister to tbe Awakes. There were rival clubs iu the “And you keep It In memory of old To *ny needv mortal, suffering from bout I troublo and io« _____ town and that to which I,awton be days?” “No. my dear; old nights.”—Tit- ing of self-destruction, try digging education and moral training of young lawyer: Bits. colored girls and tDe care of orphans your own grave. longed held its meetings In the old s « , . , o u . , . « “Sir, do yon ever make mistakes in and aged Infirm people of tbe race. Lady of the house—Go on away from Firemen's hall, corner of Court and P«P" One of the most interesting parts of pleading?” One of the farm journals remarks here. We have no old clothes, no cold j Berry streets. Fort Wayne, and many “I do,” says the lawyer. that the Indiana man whose horse ate the convent is the orphan asylum, “And what do you do with mia of the volunteer firemen of tbe town victuals, no---- Hopeless Harry—I up his pocketbook containing $65 may where children ranging in age from the were members. didn’t want nothin' to eat nor wear. 1 PORTLAND DIRECTORY. be justified in claiming that it is not wee tots Just beginning to walk to girls takes?” Inquired the minister. After the close of the civil war and Jlst called to see If you had a old auto “Why, sir, if large ones, I mend always profitable to have money in live of 12 and 14 years are cared for. One JAMES LOTAN, M anager, F O R T L A N }, 03E C O N while he was living at Fort Wayne mobile to give a w ay—Indianapolis stock. of the sisters in charge of the babies them; If small ones, I let them go.’ Lawton met Miss Emily Sturgis. Law- JournaL F e n c e n ad W ire W e rk«. said the lawyer. “And pray, sir.” con was an ex-slave. She is a real "mam M IN I N G A N D S A W M I L L M A C H IN E R Y A N D Visitor—What was the matter with P o r t l a n d w i r r s i r o s h o r l ’ h m - i » » Over one-fourth of Hamburg’s in my” stllL tlnued he, “do you ever make mistakes ton proposed aud was rejected. At »'»J irou l e n e n ,, „ m , raillul«« « Tid!£ tbe time he was studying law. He at the man they Just brought In ? Doctor- In preaching?” habitants pay an income tax. L O G G IN G E N G I N E S “But, reverend mother, yon seem to uDce abandoned the profession and ap- Stuck his head through a pane of glass. “Yes, sir, 1 bare.” IRONFOUNDERS, MACHINISTS, BOILERMAKERS AND M a ch u ' • r , an d k a p p lle e . In Germany one newspaper is pub- have some white children here.” said "And what do you do with mis ri’ed for a commission In tbe regular Visitor—How did he look. Doctor— His the Northern visitor, commenting on STEAMBOAT BUILDERS Army. He was offered a second lieu face wore au Injured expression.—Bal lishe<l for every 12,902 persons. takes?” said the lawyer. tbe fair white skin of some of the chil p « a i(n « r a and B u ild er« nt M arin e K u r in « . „ > .. “Why. sir. I dispose of them In the tenancy, and Inasmuch as bis career timore News. dren. and D e u e ra l M ill and Iruu W ork, E ire H y d r a n ts P u lT ev?d «ikr rJ,i< ,n < M« r h in e r y In tlie relxllion was a brilliant one his ■ p u n d rn re N u llr ltr d . y u r a u , « , r u l l e y . . S h a ftin g , e t c . U orre- same manner as you do. Not long The Irishman was painting his barn, “Oh. no.” said the nun, smiling a bit acquaintances thought be would reject wistfully at tbe Ignorance of her vis since,” continued he. “as I was preach the place, but he accepted it and left and he was hurrying his work with all his strength aud speed. “What are you itor, “they all bave colored blood in ing, I meant to observe that the devil Fort Wayne to win additional fame. The first Mormon woman to enter plows boiler», tanks, pumpa, In such a hurry for, Murphy?” asked a their veins. Maybe they are only quad was the father of liars, but made a M««l ì Y / *»«lniill». The nsw General Lawton's father, George W„ spectator. “Sure, 1 waut to get through polygamy «lied in Salt Lake City re roons, octoroons, some of them. Indeed, mistake and said the father of lawyers. equalW L * “,dn,‘11' ««M by him, uu- traveled all through Northern ludiaua before me paint runs o u t” was tbe re cently. Her name was Mrs. E. D. F. have only one-tentb colored blood, but Tbe mistake was so small that I let It building grist mills, so necessary In the ply.—Utica Observer. Young, and she was the widow of two go.” that one-tentb black counts more than early days to the pioneer settlers. He j Mormon prophets. She married Joseph tbe nine-tenths white, and makes them Little Mike (who has struck a hard i Smith, the first Mormon prophet, at C O R IN W H E A T Bombarding an Observatory. was seldom at home, and the dead gen belong forever to the colored people.” On July 19th last an eruption of eral speui a great deal of his time with spot In his reading)—Feyther, phowot Is ! Nauvoo, 111., with the consent of oí mea“ Uk L * íf .T*« One is reminded of some of Cable’s stones, ashes and steam occurred from an autopsy? McLubberly (promtly)— Smith’s first wife. This was shortly stories, the pathos aDd tragedy thereof. the great crater of Mount Etna, and bis uncle, Daniel, in the southern part An autopsy. Is ut? Sure, tho’t pi. win after the revelation^ceraing'and'^m - In (be, orphan asylum 135 children the astronomical observatory situated of Allen County. When he attended a dead man requlsts dlie docthors to manding polygamy was “ handed down the Fort Wayne college, a Meiuodist are sheltered who would otherwise be near the base of tbe crowning cone of cut him up, so thot he can foind out from above.” After the death of Joseph MjiíodM “ 4 »« alaos« thrown upon tbe State These, as well the volcano bad a remarkable escape. institution long since gone out of ex as the sixty poor old colored men and Stones were shot to a height of more istence, he occupied a modest room in phwot is dhe matther wld him.—Bazar. I Smith she married Brigham Young. , U Â T ’îflr” * « - F- Why did you leave your last place?” She «lied a firm believer in the Divii • women and many of tbe children in the than a mile, and thirty boles were made the western part of the city. He was ■ • «I. SHIELDS 4k CO., H< asked Mrs. Willoughby of the would-be origin of polygamy. at his uncle's when Lincoln's first call school, are dependent upon the sisters A n E x c e l l e n t C o m b i n a t io n . for their daily bread.—S l Louis Repub by these projectiles in the Iron dome for volunteers was received and hast cook. “I hoven’t left me lasbt place," of the observatory, which covers a large ened to Fort Wayne to en list—Chicago replied the applicant. “I hoven’t had The pleasant method and beneficial lic For Good Digestion and valuable telescope. Fortunately the ] Chronicle, any lasht place to leave. I've been itfl5* 10 effects of the well known remedy, instrument was not touched. Fifty worrkln' for meself for six months, an’ otkup or Flos, manufactured by the And quiet, rsstlul sleep, use ISLANDS W ITH O U T OWNERS. holes In the ground near the observa Talents or “The Waltz King.” I can revummind meself to yes very C aupomvia F ig Sraor Co., illustrate tory show how close and fierce was the m a c h in e r y all KINDS the value of obtaining the liquid laxa- G ood O p p o r t u n it y f o r a G o v e r n m e n t Music was not the only talent of boigbly.”—Harper’s Bazar. Moore’s Revealed Remedy principles of plants known to be strange bombardment. Where the fall- Johann Strauss, the composer. He was •••T a t u m a b o w e n t h a t H aa L iith th o n a e a t o S p a r e . medicinally laxative and presenting Ing stones pierced the wooden floor a draughtsman of marked though un «« b 36 First Strsst Frederick A. Cook, writing of Antarc holes were burned. P a r e n t a l D ip lo m a c y . them in the form moat refreshing to the developed power, aud was especially WTUM 0«. d X x ite w * 4 ,he “But what are your objections to the taste sod acceptable to the system. It tic exploration in the Ceutury. tells successful as a caricaturist This little young man?” asked tbe mother. is the one per fect strengthening laxa of certain islands that might well De Queer Breed of Foxes. «ide-genius he valued highly as an aid tive, cleansing the system effectually, fitted with lighthouses: “None,” a ns were«! ihe other half of Hi Gilbertsville, Fa., can boast of either to his musical composition. He was al dispelling colds, headaches and fevers A series of low pyramidal masses ap the boldest liar in the country or a ways handsomely attired, slippers or the management of the youug woman. ....................................... . gently yet promptly and enabling one “Then why did you refuse his request to overcome habitual constipation per peared under (be southern sky. It was breed of foxes hitherto unknown to nat smoking Jacket being unknown In his for Ethel’s hand?” manently. Its perfect freedom from like a bank of blue fog fringed with ural history. A bunt club started a fox "Only ìor the dear child's good. If he every objectionable quality and sub snowy bands. Tbe whole length of our In that vicinity the other day and re wardrobe, and at bis composing-desk in the morning he was as faultlessly have any spirit nt all he will go ahead stance. and its acting on the kidneys, seaboard formed an ill defined, cloud- CURE YOURSELF 1 R u e P o n y . ^ i c k i y liver and bowels, without weakening like aggregation resting on the black ported that after a chase of seven hours j dressed as in the evening at the opera and mnrry her anyhow, and If he the fox, being hard pressed, took refuge or irritating them, make it the ideal waier aud extend,ng the enure leugth j or In the ball-room. After dinner he doesn't she Is well rid of him.”—Indian laxative. In a tree, from which the hunters took smoked, played billiards with Intimate apolis Press. from northeast to southwest As we him alive. In the process of manufacturing figs [THiiuuOHts^tea. ¿»t friends, and seemingly enjoyed win *0$ are used, as thev are pleasant to the steamed on, the center groups became ky Drgaw-latm ning at French carambolc as thorough taste, but the medicinal qualities of the more distinct and the whole tine rose Spanish Moit Charitable. N- P. N. V. in Plain wJ-Tz. World’s Greatest Libraries. remedy are obtained from aenna and above the horizon, where we recog ly as he did his greatest artistic tri : & The Spanish are among (he most The largest library in tbe world is umphs. One of bis friends who felt other aromatic plan’s, by a method nized li as the northern exposure of the clrcul.r «.„, c u ' * , ^ known to the C alifornia Fie S yrup that of Paris. It contains upward of privileged to Joke with him once said. charitable people on earth. Without poor tax, Spnnlsh communities of 50, Co. only. In order to get its beneficial South Shetland Islands. During the ,000,000 printed books and 150,000 effects and to avoid imitations, please afternoon a gentle hut piercing wind manuscripts. The British Museum con “Johann, you can play the piano ami 000 self supporters feed a pauper popu 'BUILDS UP remember the full name of the Company came from the land, bringing with it tains about 1.500.000 volumes, and tbe the violin fairly well, but you excel at lation of 5,000 or more. _______________ i P0DY• w * '« fiRAiH printed on the front of every package a glassy air and an easy, silvery sea, billiards and cards.” It not seldom everything for the Imperial Library at 8L Petersburg happened, however, that in the midst French Millinery. I _ NDORSro BY FHr tlCDICAL FACULTY over which the new land stood out in CALIFOR NIA FIG SYRUP CO. about tbe same number. These are the printer .... of a game he would absent-mindedly bold relief. We could distinguish Liv A Faris journal says that Americans ALL OVER. THE WO^LDg ____SAW FRAMCISCO. CAL. LOITIBVTLLR. 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