The Wasco news., September 21, 1899, Image 4

“ For th e S ake o f Fun
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M isch ief is D one.
A
v a s t amount o f m ischief is done, too,
because people neglect to keep their blood
pure. It appears in eruptions, dyspepsia,
indigestion, nervousness, kidney diseases,
and other ailm ents. Hood's Sarsaparilla
cures ad diseases promoted by impure
blood or lomi sta te o f the system .
No one in Sw itzerland ia allowed to
im port yellow phoephoione for w atches
h a t only for scientific or m edical uses.
A
D e lig h t f u l T r ip .
A journey E ast via th e Denver A
Rio O rande Railroad through th e far«
famed Rocky M ountains is in itself a
m arvel of scenic g randeur unsurpassed
in the world, crossing m ountain
ranges, deep penetrating canyons, scal­
ing stupendous cliffs, and. in a word
fam iliarizing the to u rist w ith th e
grand and beautiful in nature. P a s­
sengers going E ast should by all mean
take th is road as it affords a trip void
of the d ull m onotony of desert and
plain, w ith equipm ent up to d ate in
every respect. P erfect dining car serv­
ice, through Bleeping cars and free re-
cliniug-ohair cars. For tickets or any
inform ation regarding th is line call on
or address R. C. N ichol. G eneral
A gent. Denver & Rio G rande R ailroad
251 W ashington street, P o rtland , O r.,
or any agent of tire Southern Pacific
Com pany, O. R. & N. Co., or Oiegon
Short Line.
K ansas C ity
tender.
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S early as 1797 th e M arquis
d’Avexe, having received the ap ­
pointm ent as com m lsioner of the
Royal M anufactories of the Gobelins,
of Sevres, and of the Savounerie, found
th a t th e tu rb u le n t tim es of th e revolu­
tion had so discouraged the In d u strial
a rts th a t th e skilled w orkm en of these
places w ere reduced to starv atio n ,
w hile the store room s w ere filled w ith
th e choicest productions of th e ir art.
T his condition gave him the idea of
holding an exhibition w here tapestries,
ch in a and carp ets could be gathered
to g eth er and a g rea t sale held.
The then unused chateau of St. Cloud
w as tak en for th is purpose, b u t on the
day of th e opening a decree of the di­
recto ry banishing th e nobility w as Is­
sued, and he w as compelled to q u it
F rance, and re tu rn th e follow ing year,
and, on th e failu re of his lirst attem p t,
o riginate an o th er exhibition, which
proved very successful. T his w as held
a t th e C hateau de O rsay, w here the
house and grounds w ere filled w ith
b eau tifu l and useful stuffs and w ares
of all varieties.
T he success of th is u n d ertak in g
caused the governm ent to tak e up the
S O M E G R E A T E X P O S IT IO N
At Its close th ere rem ained a balance
of $750,000 above all expenses.
The year 1853 saw tw o C rystal P al­
ace show s in operation. T h at of New
York w as organized by a few influen­
tial citizens of w ealth as a stock com­
pany, w ith the end iu view of bringing
th e m anufactured goods of the Old
W orld here to be placed in com parison
w ith those of the New. The other
show of the y ear w as th a t held in Dub­
lin. This, too, w hile very successful
as an exhibition, did not a ttr a c t the
Intern atio n al Interest It m erited, nor
did it in a financial w ay prove a suc­
cess.
The n ex t great exposition w as th a t
of P aris, held in 1855. P rep aratio n s
for this exposition w ere begun as early
as 1853, but up to F eb ru ary , 1854. little
progress had been made. So slow did
th e work progress th a t the exposi­
tion, which w as to have- opened on the
1st of May, w as delayed until the 15th
of th a t m onth. The main building, the
the P alais de ¡’Industrie, w as not built
a s a tem porary stru ctu re, as such
buildings had previously been, but was
intended to rem ain as a perm anent
building for exposition purposes. In
B U IL D IN G S O F T H E P A S T .
boasts a lady switch*
Schillings
Best
Jr pan
Ceyloa
English Breakfast
O olong
I d e a l B le n d
Tea
A r e Y o u G o in g E a s t?
If bo , you should see th a t
your ticket reads via the
G reat Rock Island route,
and you w ill get th e best.
P ullm an l>alace sleeping cars, elegant
reclin in g chair cars “ fre e,” and library
buffet ca rso n all through train s. Best
d in in g car service in the world. P o p u ­
lar personally conducted excursions
once a week to all pointB E ast. For
full particulars call on or address any
tic k et agent, or A. E. CO O PER,
G. A. P . D ., C. R. I. & P. Ky., 246
W ashington street, P ortland, Or.
WERE
W a lr u s W h is k e r * .
“Of all th e curious artlcd es of com­
m erce th a t you have ever m entioned in
p rin t 1 have nev. r seen one more
stran g e th an a ’line’ I regularly send
to < lilra. t o tin* Brazils, and iu very
large q u an tifies to Iiu.-sia.”
T he sqn-aker was a “ foreign m er­
ch an t,” and he w as addressing a con­
trib u to r who has made a specialty of
p arag rap h s dealing w ith out-of-the-
way occupations.
“The article I ref r to are toothpicks
th a t a re ma le f.om w alrus w hiskers.
V ast q a a n t tits of the stiff, thick w his­
kers of the wa ru s are shipped, from
A laska ciil-fly. to myself, aud to some
o th ers in E..g and. 'Ihose who send
them pull them out one by one w ith
special tw eezers, and a fte r th e w his­
kers have been trim m ed and stiffened
here they are m ade up iuto bandies and
se n t abroad.
“T he higher class Chinese seem to
use no other kind of toothpicks, and
the more w ealthy of th e R ussians al­
w ays use them a t Lhelr clubs and ho­
tels. I send out sem e thousands of
bundles yearly, aud though to the buy­
er they are much dearer, a s well as
more ornam ental, they leave plenty of
profit to tiie dealer. T hey have begun
to creep into stro n g favor a t W est End
clubs, and last y ear I executed some
scores of E nglish orders.”
P r o t e c t e d S p id e r s .
G unaison, U tah , expects to have a
beet sugar factory by another year.
THOUSANDS
w as found necessary, U niversal Inter*
est w as show n in this g reat undertak^
ing. the foreign governm ents selecting
from am ong th eir m ost em inent men
th e ir rep resen tativ e com m issioners. An
idea of the m agnitude of th is great
show m ay be gleaned from th e fact
th a t th ere w ere In all 2.602 aw ard s
made, th e to ta l n um ber of exhibitors
being about 7.000. The total cost of
buildings and accessories w as $7.850,-
000. R eceipts from visitors. $1,283.-
648.78. T his w ith the additions to rev­
enue from concessions and sale of
buildings, was fa r from enough to
cover the g reat expense Incurred, the
deficit being met by the governm ent.
The C entennial In tern atio n al Exposi­
tion of P hiladelphia, in 1876. which
gave such an im petus to a rt in A m er­
ica. as well as all succeeding expos!
tions a t home and abroad, is rem em ­
bered too well by all to come w ithin
the scope of ibis article.
f ir e
idea, aud the first official exposition
w as held on the C ham p de M ars, w here
a “Tem ple of In d u stry ” had been erect­
ed for the purpose. A t this exposition
w as in au g u rated th e Jury system of
aw ard s. So successful did it prove th a t
THERE.
I t W a , » B la s e o f B r i l l i a n c y , a n d B te ln -
b a r h W a s C o n g ra tu la te d .
One of the events of th e season was
th e lecent grand opening of A. B. Stein-
bach & Co. 's new clothing store, corner
of F ourth and M oirison streets, P o rt­
la n d . It was a scene of splendor and 15,-
000 pleased people inspected it. The
new store is large and roomy, light and
airy , and its elegant oaken counters
are piled hit'll w ith a fresh, latest-style
stock of m en’s and Iro.va* clothing and
fu rn ish in g goods. E verything sold a t
Mr. S tein b ach ’s store is always known
to be durable and first-class in every
respect If you drop the firm a line
they w ill send you free sam ples of
suitings and rules for self-m easure­
m ent, so th a t you can order clothing
th a t will tit perfectly and be equal to
custom -m ade, at ready-m ade prices.
In boys' clothing, th e firm excels,
especially in $5 special school su its.
V isitors to P ortland are cordially in ­
vited to call a t the Stein bach store and
m ake them selves a t home
E X H IB IT IO N , F I.O U B X C R , 1861.
the governm ent resolved to hold a n ­
nual exhibitions of like ch aracter, but
the disturbed condition of the country
prevented a repetition until the year
1861. The th ird exposition, held in
1862. saw the origination of the Soclete
d ’E ncouragem ent, w hicn has been a
pow erful aid to French m anufacture.
On this occasion there were 666 prize
U k o th w A d m i r a l .
Mrs. Stubh—Joh n , is th a t yon com­ com petitors. It w as at this exposition
th a t cotton lace aud silk th read were
ing home at such an u nearthly hour?
Mr. Stub!)— Yes, M -M aria; the club first shown and a prize w as aw arded
for the m an u factu res of Iron by m eans
had a little D-Dewey toast tonight.
“ W ell, you rem ind me of D ew ey.” of coke.
No fu rth e r efforts w ere successful un­
“ In w w hat way, M -M aria?”
“ A long tim e com ing hom e.” —C h i­ til in 1816, w hen an o th er exposition
w as held, a fte r which those of 1823
cago E vening News.
aud 1827 occurred w ith varying suc­
A com m ittee of iron m oulders called cess. lu 1844 the teuth aud last expo­
on Governor M ount, of Indiana, and sition d uring the reign of Louis I'hil-
protested against the em ploym ent of Ippe saw 3,666 -xhihitors participating.
paroled prisoners from th e reform atory A nother expos tlon on a grand scale
w as th a t of 1849. N early 5.666 exhib­
in a foundry in Louisville.
itors were rep'reseuted ami 3.738 prizes
In B altim oie considerable in terest w ere aw arded. The exhibition contin­
has been aroused by the statem en t ol ued for sixty days, and its resu lts were
tiie city register th a t when th e board so beneficial th a t o th er nations began
of estim ates fixes the tax rate for next to realize its im portance to trade.
year lie w ill vote to reduce it horn tb«
T hree other countries had previously
pi esen t figure to $1.75.
given expositions of a more or less local
n atu re. Such w ere those th a t had been
K o m e th ln g H e D id n ’t H a v e .
H icks— I hear th a t K linkard hai held in Russia, D enm ark, and Aus­
pulled up stakes and gone to the tria, aud m any of g rea t im portance
had been held in Belgium.
m ountains.
In the B ritish dom iuions expositions
W icks—Gvne for bis h ea lth , I sup-
had been held both in .Manchester aud
pose?
“ No; as I hear it, he has gone on Leeds, and one In Dublin as early as
account ot not having any health .
• \ 1827. It rem ained for Eugland to pro­
mote the first actu al in tern atio n al In­
Boston T ranscript.
d u stria l exposition—th a t of 1851. At
the first m eeting of the com m issioners
it w as decided to rely wuoily upon vol­
u n tary contributions, aud when an ap­
peal was m ade a fund of $1,506.660
w as soon raised. One single co ntribu­
to r headed the list w ith the large
am ount of $250,000. Designs for the
building were subm itted by arch itects
of all nations. A plau suggested by
Sir Joseph P ax to n w as the one chosen,
but to Mr. F ox.of the firm of Fox ¿¿Hen­
derson. is due the credit of having orig­
inated th a t new style of arch itectu re
which w as afte rw a rd dubbed the “ F er­
ro V itreous” style, he having worked
out and m ade possible Sir Jo sep h ’s
suggestion. T h u s originated the first
A n E x c e lle n t C o m b in a tio n .
T he p leasan t m ethod and beneficial
effects of th e w ell know n rem edy.
S yrup o r F ig s , m anufactured by th e
C a lifornia F ig S yrup C o ., illu stra te
th e value of o b ta in in g th e liquid la x a­
tive principles of p la n ts know n to be
m edicinally laxative and presen tin g
them in t he form m ost refresh in g to th e
ta ste and acceptable to th e system . I t
is the one perfect stre n g th e n in g la x a ­
tive, cleansing th e system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
g en tly y et prom ptly and en a b lin g one
to overcome h ab itu al constipation p er­
m anently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable q u ality and su b ­
stance. and its ac tin g on th e kidneys,
liver and bowala. w ith o u t w eakening
o r irrita tin g them , m ake it th e ideal
laxative.
In th e process of m a n u factu rin g figs
a re used, as thev are p le asa n t to th e
ta ste , b u t the m edicinal q u alities of th e
rem edy a re obtained from senna and
o th e r arom atic plants, by a m ethod
k s« w n to th e C a lifo r n ia F ig S yrup
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial “C ry stal Palace.” The total cost of the
effects and to avoid im itations, please
rem em ber th e full sa m e of th e Company building w as $856.060. T his show’
p rin te d on th e fro n t of every package. proved a success. Before the opening
$266.060 had alread y been received for
C A L IF O R N IA FIG S Y R U P CO. season tickets, and d u ring th e six
BAV F0ANCISCO CAL.
m onths It rem ained open the average
LOUISWTXJ.B KT.
WKW TOKK. W. T.
For Ml« by all Druggists.—Price 66c. per bottle au m b er of dally visitors w as 43,536. j
all, the floor space of this g rea t exposi­
tion reached the to tal of tw enty-nine
acres. The exhibitors num bered some
21,660, of which num ber F ran ce con­
trib u ted one-half. T his exposition,
w hich differed from all previous ones
in the g rea t v ariety of its objects and
ex ten t of productions, w as closed In
person by the E m peror w ith great
pomp and cerem ony on Nov. 15, is55.
In 1S57 M anchester held her “ Fine
Art. and M an u factu res E xhibition.”
H ere, in a fireproof building, w ith
a floor space, including galleries
of 171,606 sq u are feet, w as gathered
one of the m ost rem ark ab le collections
of a r t w orks th a t had ever reposed
unde.’ one roof. In 1861 U nited Itaiy
held an exhibition of some im portance
a t Florence, th e displays of w hich
w ere classified under th e heads Indus­
trial, tine arts, ag ricu ltu ral aud h o rti­
cultural.
The next exposition of universal In­
te re st w as th at held In London, “The
E xhibition of Art W orks of All N a­
tions,” of 1862. The total area under
roof w as 988,660 sq u are feet, a g rea ter
i space th a n th a t occupied by an y pre­
vious exposition. The total cost w as
$2,loG,000, or ab o u t $2.18 per squ are
foot of floor space. T his exposition,
while it m ay be said “played even,”
w as not a g reat success financially.
T he year 1867 saw the “ U niversal E x ­
position of P aris.” It being the design
to m ake It universal in the scope of the
articles displayed, as well as the n a ­
tions p articipating, an invitation w as
extended to the w orkers of the world,
At the Royal O bservatory a t G reen­
wich the visltoi may peer into a tube
of a veterau telescope tw enty-five feet
long, much In use some 175 years ago.
but now inhabited by several colonies
of spiders. These creatu res find such
irresistible attractio n in its roominess,
coolness aud d ark n ess th at, when some
y ears since an a ssista n t endeavored to
bring about th eir removal by the cus­
tom ary m ethods, they sturdily refused
to move. E viction failing, the astro n ­
om ers m ade the spiders pay for their
lodgings in the form of goods supplied.
For years au extrem ely tine fabric had
been w anted to stretch across the eye
pieces of telescopes devoted to tran sit
reading. One day a scientific eye lig h t­
ed on th e spiders. The day following
they w ere raided, and now they live
and w eave under official protection.
SUFFERED 25 YEARS.
W h a t It M eant.
The colored people of Chattanooga,
T enn., and vicnity have inaugurated
th e ancient voodoo dance and the en ­
tire negro com m unity has gone wild
on the subject.
They congregated
from as far as A labam a and M issis­
sippi to p articip ate in the weird exer­
cise and worship. Tiie city is full of
excited colored people, draw n there by
tiie news which lias gone forth. T i i e
other nig h t several hnndred of the ne­
groes danced to the accom panim ent of
tom-tom s and other like instrum ents.
Tiie applicants for m em bership in
tiie band take th e ir seats in the m id­
dle of a dark room. There they w ait
u n til a vision is seen and they im m ed­
iately aiise and relate it. If the dream
is h o irih le enough and suits the look-
eis-on th e negro is adm itted into fe l­
lowship and at once begins bis dance
with tiie others. The voodoo worship
M L is T
has assorted such alarm ing propor­
Congressm an B o tk tn , of W in fie ld . Kansas.
tions th a t th e atten tio n of local offi­
In a recent letter to Dr. H artm an cers of tiie law has been called to it.
and a stop will probably be put to it
Congressman Botkin says:
“ My Dear Doctor— It gives me pleas­ before another dance takes place.
ure to certify to th e excellent cu rativ e
HOW TO TRA V EL.
q u alities of your m edicines—Pe-ru-na
and M an-a-liu. 1 have been afflicted
In f o r m a t io n fo r th e P u b lic .
m oie or less for a quarter of a century
w ith catarrh of th e stomach and con­
In selecting your route to the East
stip atio n . A residence in W ashington you cannot afford to overlook the ad ­
has increased these troubles. A few vantages and com forts offered by the
bottles of your m edicine have given me Rio G rande W estern Railway in coll­
alm ost com plete relief, and 1 am sure ection witli the Denver & Rio G rande
th a t a continuation of them will effect and Colorado M idland railroads. It is
a perm anent cure. P e-ru-na is surely the only transcontinental line passing
a wonderful remedy for catarrhai affec­ directly through Salt Lake C ity, and
tions.
J. D. B O T K IN .”
in addition to tiie glim pse it affords of
The most common form of sum m er tiie Tem ple city, the G reat S alt Lake,
catarrh is c a ta rih of th e stom ach. tiie salt palace, and tiie picturesque
This is generally know n as dyspepsia. U tah valley, it offers choice of six d is­
Congressman Botkin was a victim of tin c t routes to tiie East and tiie most
th is disease 25 years. Pe-ru-na cures m agnificent scenery in the world. A
these cases like m agic. Address Dr. double daily train eervice and through
H aitm an , Columbu9, O., for a free P ullm an palace and ordinary sleeping
book.
cars, free reclining chair cars and a
perfect dining car service are now in
The microbes th a t cause chills
operation via these lines.
and fever and m alaria en ter th e eys-
For pam phlets descriptive of the
tem through mucous m em bianes
"G re a t Salt Lake R oute,” apply to J.
m ade porous by catarrh. P e-ru-na
D. Mansfield, general agent, 253 W ash­
heals th e mucous m em branes and
ington street, P o rtland, Qr.
prevents the entrance of m alarial
I m p r o v e d T r u l n E q u ip m e n t .
germs, th u s preventing and curing
The O. R. & N. and Oregon Short
these affections.
Line have added a buffet, smoking and
T hree hens belonging to Dr. Shaw, library car to th eir Portland-Chicago
of R ussellville, K y.. are high flyers. through train , and a dining car service
They recently ascended 200 feet in tiie has been inauguarated. The train is
air in pursuit of a hawk. W hen tiie equipped w ith the latest chair cars,
noon w histles blow they q u it scratcn- day coaches and luxurious first-clas9
ing gravel and hasten home to dinner. and ordinary sleepers. D irect connec­
tion made at G ranger w ith U nion P a­
I believe niv prompt use of Plso’s Cure cific, and at Ogden w ith Rio G rande
prevented quick consumption.—Mrs. Lucy line, from all points in Oregon, W ash­
Wallace, Marquette, Kans., Dec. 12, ’95.
ington and Idaho to all E astern cities.
T here has been considerable increase For inform ation, rates, etc., call on
in th e wages of iron moulders all over any O. R. & N. agent, or address W.
th e U nited States. In general, tiie H. H u rlb u rt, G eneral Passenger Agent,
increase has reached 10 per cent.
P ortland.
A bout 10,000,000 feet of birch wood
V egetarians have clearei com p'ex-
ions than people wno eat anim al tood. w ill be sent this year from M aine to
England aud Scotland for spools.
Cleveland m eat cu tters and packers
dem anded au advance of 25 cents per
Belgium exporte 2,200,000 dressed
day. The advance conceded them , ac­ rab b its yearly to E ngland.
They
cording to th e com pany, am ounts to weigh from 6ix to eight pounds apiece
about 17 cents a dav.
and tiie rabbit crop sells for $1.170,000
on the average.
Jerom e K. Jerom e takes his vaca­
tions on a farm , where he becomes one
E nglish barb-wire
m anufacturers
of th e day laborers. He has studied having reduced prices, w hile A m erican
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V ic to r ia n A u t o g r ip h s .
ag ricu ltu re botli from a theoretical and goods have advanced, hope to be able
T he D uchess of St. A lbans ow ns practical point of view and expects to to com pete in South Africa witli w hat
w h at is probably the m ost interesting establish a model farm of iiis own next has heretofore been alm ost an A m eri­
collection of V ictorian au to g rap h s iu summ er.
can monopoly
th e world. Besides the royal fam ily
and th e nobility represented, th ere are
w ords especially contributed by T enny­
son, Brow ning, G ladstone, Jo h n B right,
and Cham berlain, and verses w ritten
exclusively for the duchess by the beet
know n verse m akers of the day.
A N ic e
D is tin c tio n .
The other patro n s of a fashionable
re sta u ra n t felt sure the tw o at th e cor­
ner table w ere fa th e r and son aud were
from the ru ra l d istricts. T heir table
m anners w ere such th a t any polite Jury
would have brought In a verdict of
justifiable homicide had the head w ait­
er fallen upon the tw o as they sat side
by side a t the little table, whose snow y
cloth they w ere sadly disfiguring. Vig­
orously they wielded knife and f o r k -
very little fork, but much knife. At
last t,ke w ay In which the son spread
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In one of the suburbs of P h ila d e l­
phia there is a sohool principal who is
a very kindly m an. He is noted p ar­
ticularly for his love of anim als, and
he never neglects an op|>ortunity to
lecture his young charges on bis pet
hobby.
The other day he told them all al>out
vivisection and how, in the nam e of
ecience, it entailed untold suffering
upon dum b anim als. A t the end of his
discussion, in order to make sure tiiat
his words Had been fully understood,
be asked:
“ Now tell me w hat vivisection
m eans.”
“ Please, s ir ,” answered one of the
boys, “ it means trying it on tiie dog.”
—J udge.
The
House=
wife’s
Burden
S t i l l M o r e C o u n t e r f e it in g .
The Secret Service has just unearthed
another band of counterfeiters and secured
a quantity of bogus bills, which are very
cleverly executed. Things ot great value
are always selected for imitation, notably
H ostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which has
many imitators but no equals for disorders
like indigestion, dyspepsia and constipa­
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tion.
A negro convict in an A ustralian
jail was conveyed to a V ienna hospital
and there experim ented ujion witli
electricity for four m onths. A t the
end of th a t tim e he was so bleached
th a t he would pass for a w hite m an.
SHAKE
IN T O
YOUR
M rs . A d a M . IT e rr , o f <33 N . C h a r ­
lo tte 8t_. L a n c a s te r, l ’a ., s u fle ra d t e r ­
r ib ly fr o m f t a i i i o d iso rd ers .
H er
nervo s b e c a m e u n s tru n g , aha e n ­
d u re d in te n s e p a in , tb e s lig h te s t
la b o r w e a rie d h e r un d ho u s eh o ld d u ­
tie s be c a m e a b u rd e n .
F re q u e n t
fa in tin g a n d d ls z y spells w o u ld com e
u p o n h e r a n d sho w o u ld U l l pros­
t r a t e in a sw oo n. A f t e r t r y lu g seve­
r a l p h y s ic ia n s w it h o u t success M rs.
H e r r begun t a k in g D r. W illia m s '
P in k P ills for P a le P e o p le. E b e says;
“ T h e p h is b ro u g h t Im m e d ia te re ­
lie f, a n d a f t e r t a k in g a lx boxes 1 w as
cured. D r. W illia m s * P i n k P ills for
P a le P e o p le h a d d o n a w h a t a ll pre­
v io u s tr e a t m e n t h u d fa ile d to do.**
SHOES
Allen’s Foot-Ease, a powder for tiie feet.
It cures painful, swollen, smarting, nerv­
ous feet, and instantly takes the sting out
of corns aud bunions. I t’s the greatest
comfort discovery of tiie age. Allen's Foot-
Ease makes tight or new shoes teel easy.
It is a certain cure for Ingrowing Nails,
sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching
feet. We have over 30.000 testimonials.
Try it today. Sold by all druggists aud
shoe stores. By mail for 25c in stamps.
Trial package FREE. Address. Allen 8.
Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
T he shipyard a t P ort Blakeley,
W ash., has enough work on hand to
keep it busy for a year to come.
DEAFNESS
CANNOT
BE
CUKBD
By lo cal a p p lic atio n s , as th e y can not reach th e
diseased p o rtio n ot the e a r .' T h ere is o n ly one
w ay to cure deafness, and th a t ia by c o n s titu ­
tio n a l rem edies. Deafness is caused by an In ­
flam ed c o n d itio n of tbe m ucous lin in g of the
E u s ta c h ia n T u b e . W h en th ia tub e gets in ­
flam ed you have a ru m b lin g sound or im p e r­
fect h e a rin g , a ud w hen i t is e n tir e ly closed
deai ne.s is the res u lt, and unless th e in fla m m a ­
tio n can be ta k e n o u t and th is tube restored to
its n o rm a l c o n d itio n , h e a rin g w ill be destroyed
fo re ve r; n in e cases o u t ot ten are caused b>
c a ta rrh , w hich is n o th in g bu t an in fla m e d
c o n d itio n of th e m ucous surfaces.
W e w l llg iv e One H u n d re d D ollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by c a ta rrh ) th a t can
n o t be cured by H a ll's C a ta rrh C ure. Send for
c irc u la rs , free.
F. J. C H E N E Y & CO.. To ledo. O.
Sold by D ruggists, 75c
H a l l’s F a m ily P ills are tb e best.
It is said th a t every ton of coal
mined in E ngland pays 12 cents as roy­
alty to support the Church of E ng­
land, w hether tiie ow ner of the m ine
or the workers in it ever enter a parish
church or not.
fY um the i'jtaminer, /xineatter, I'a.
O u r ne w b o o k . P l a i n
W o m e n , s e n t In p la in
sealed, o n req u e s t.
T a l k s to
e u v e lo p e ,
Or. Williams* Pink Pills far Psls People
ars never sold by the doien or hundred,
but always In packages. At ail druggists,
or direct from the Or. Williams Medicine
Co.. Schenectady. N. Y.. 60 cants par bat,
• betas 62.60.
The recent epidem ic of lockjaw ia
not difficult of explanation. Tbe d is­
ease is produced by a microbes getting
iuto any break in tiie sain. Tbe m i­
crobe abounds at all tim es, a t some
place more than others.
f IT© Perm anently Cured. N o fits or nervousness
after
first
ua o f D r. K lin e's Ur«-aS
_
- day's
- . - —
N erv e Rem
or er. Bend
Restorer.
beud fur F R K B 0 3 . 0 0 tria l
bottle and treatise. D L . R . H . K 1 .IM K, Ltd. PA
A rch street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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T he bricklyaers of Vancouver have
struck against tiie em ploym ent of C h i­
nese as mason tenders.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth­
ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
children during the teething period.
The horse never breathed of which
George B inm sint was afraid. A t the
age of 103, in Brown county, 1ml., he
broke and rode a colt which his neigh­
bors feared to approach. He died a
short tim e ago, at tiie age of 113.
It is said th a t the productive capacity
The price of m ed’eine iu Prussia is
of laboi-saving m achinery a t the pies- regulated by the s ta t), a new pi ice list
ent tim e is equal to a hand working being published every year.
population of 400,000,000.
Slate pencils are made in Tennessee
Tiie total num ber of women over 18 from slate dust and other ingredients
years old employed in tbe factoiies 'com pressed hv hydraulic means. One
and workshops of the B ritieh islands is concern m ade 25,000,000 in a year.
about 500,000.
An agreem ent has been reached he-
The therapeutic value of liquid air I tween representedves of the W ashington
is very great. It is said to he a cure breweries and th e ir employes which
for d iphtheria, oancer and other germ establishes a uniform woik day of 10
diseases, destroying tiie bacilli by hours in local breweries und taiees the
spraying. The intense oold makes o r­ scale of wages of ail brewery workers
ganic life impossible.
from 5 to 26 per cent.
S
Sour Stomach
Back up a sewer, and you poison the whole neighborhood. Clog up liver and bowels, and your stomach is
full of undigested food, which sours and ferments, like garbage in a swill-barrel. That’s the first step to untold
misery — indigestion, foul gases, headache, furred tongue, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that
is horrible and nauseating. CASCAREIS quietly, positively stop fermentation in the stomach, make the liver
lively, tone up the bowels, set the whole machinery going and keep it in order.
Don t hesitate!
Take Cascarets to-day and be saved from suffering I
C t-t.
M A fter I w a s In d u ced to tr y CASCA­
R E T S , I w ill never be w ith o u t them in the
house. M y liv e r was in a very bad shape,
and m y head ached and I had stom ach tro u ­
ble. N ow , since ta k in g Cascarets, I feel fin e.
M y w ife has also used th e m w ith beneficial
results fo r sour stom ach *'
Jos. K rihun g ,
1931 Congress S t.. S t.
Louis, Ma
THIS IS
10c,
25c.
WHILE YOU
THE TABLET
50c.
DRUGGISTS
CASCARETS are absolutely h a rm le n ,
L u !: o “ t \
a purely vegetable
compound.
Ho mercurial or other mineral pill-poison ia Cascarets.
Cascarets oromutlv
e ffec tiv e s and n erm aaeetiw
* ■ * you get w the genuine
A . t . ™
.< of im iU tio n . aud .u b .titu te s ! Buy a box of CASCARETS
L ^ I I
e
; 40 * * *
» «▼ •» •*<*•■ weaken or gnpe. Be sure
Beware
to day, and if not pleated la every respect, get your money back I W rite us for booklet and tree sample I Address 8 T B B L IX G R EM ED Y CO M PA NY, CHICAGO or NEW YORK
S to X
7 and Í X
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175
f
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lis i.
Ot'
aud form al invitations w ere Issued to
the foreign governm ents. The roofed
area w as thirty-six and th ree-ten th s
acres. The exhibits w ere so arran g ed
th a t each nation occupied a sep arate
aud d istinct division. The exposition
w as form ally opened on th e 1st of
April, 1867, w ith the most, gorgeous
cerem ony. The A m erican exhibit w as
by fa r the finest we had ever m ade
abroad, the w ar of the rebellion h aving
interfered w ith any p retentious display
being m ade in London in 1862. It is
estim ated th a t the total num ber of vis­
itors to this g rea t show exceeded 4,-
006.000. The total cost of the buildings
w as $2.356,665, or $143 per squ are foot
covered. It closed w ith a net profit of
$562.654. dividends being declared of
$553,266. The rem aining am ount w as
devoted to public works.
his elbows Interfered w ith the free play
of the fa th e r and brought about a loud
rebuke from tbe old man.
“ Look a-here, Jefferson,” said the fa­
ther, sternly, “d raw in them elbows
and ea t in a n a rre r circle. A in’t your
m ar ever told you It w arn ’t polite to
shove o th ers w ith your elbows when
you dine out. I t ’s pow erful bad m an­
n ers to m ake your old fa th e r cu t hi«
m outh a t th e table.”
C o n c r e t e W is d o m .
The railroad coal m ines in the P itts
ROBUST AND STRONG.
P O R T L A N D D IR E C T O R Y .
burg d istric t are being operated to
Such a person is th e constant e n v v of the
th e ir fullest capacity. O perators in w eak, nervouk person—o f the person w'ith th in ,
F e tir o su et W lr « W n r k s.
p u re blood. Th e w ay to b u ild up h e a lth is
some parts of the field are com plaining im
th io u g h th e blood.
P O R T L A N D W IR E A IR O N W O R K S : W 'IRE
of scarcity of cars and also a lack of
and iron le u c in e ; office r a ilin g , etc. 334 A lder.
Revealed Remedy
men. One of th e largest operators in Moore’s
Al a d i i li e r g a n d t»ii|>p l I«,».
the d istric t said th a t from present in ­ M akes im p u re blood pure. I t creates a good
and assists digestion. 11.00 per bottle C A W STO N A CO.: E N G IN E S , B O IL E R S M A -
dications th e tonnage of the northw est a appetite
t y o u r d ru g g is ts ..
c h la e ry , supplies. 4S-5O F irs t St.. P o rtla n d . Or.
shipped over tbe lake th is season w ill
JOHN POOLE, P ortland , O
vaauun
reach 6,000,000 tons. The sh ip m en t
rf . gom
can give you the best bargains In i general
genera
last season am ounted to about 4,500,-
inachinery,
engines,
boilers,
tanks,
pi
pumps,
_____
000.
windmills. The 5 new
. la r2T
and Gleet
Rabat'« Okay Specific. It plows, belts and
the ONLl medicine which will cure each and ererx
case. NO CASE known it has ever failed to cure no steel I X L windmill, sold by him is U ll-
matter hew aerloua or of how Ion#: standing. Rerulta equalled.
It is rapo><ed th at O liver Iron M in­ from
lu uae will aatonish you. It la absolutely aafe,
ing Cotxpany has leased the Bessie prerenta » tr ic t u r e , and can be taken without lncoare-
Bience and detention from buaineas. PRICE. «3 00 For
m ine Kt H um boldt, M ich., and th a t it sale by all reliable druggiata. or arnt prepaid by expreaa.
CURE YOURSELFI
receipt of price, by
lac Big «1 for unnatural
will be started up soon. It is also re­ plainly wrapped, on PABSt
CHEMICAL CO., Chicago, 111.
discharge«,
iuAaiuuiationa
ported th a t the O liver Company is ne­ Circular mailed oa request.
irritations or alceratioaa
m u c o u s nieatbrauea.
gotiating for the old H um boldt mine,
r a m ie . , and not astrin­
g en t or poiaonoua.
which was active for more than 20
By D raffiata,
years and produced alm ost 800,000 tons
or aent iu plain wrapper
of ore. It has been idle for some
i,7
.
Pf-Paid, for
or hottie«,
Is scientifically compounded of
years.
C ircular «-nt on request*
the best materials.
...G O
E A S T ...
- V IA -
YOUNG M EN!
ARTERSINK
T his is w orth more th an one reading:
H e th a t know s not, and know s not
th a t he know s not, is a fool; shun him.
W orcester iron m oulders recently
H e th a t know s not, and know s th at presented a dem and fot a m inim um
he know s not, Is sim ple; teach him.
wage of $3 a day and th e abolition of
H e th a t know s, and know s n ot th at piece work, and succeeded in obtaining
he know s, is asleep; w ake him.
an agreem ent w ith five of the 11 found­
H e th a t knows, and know s th a t he ries of W orcester, sain in g every point
except the pay, which they com pro­
E xpositions were held In Moscow knows, Is a wise m an; seek him.
mised on at $2.75 m inim um .
and Copennagen in 1872, but w ere more
S o u t h A f r ic a n G o ld E x p o r t« .
n atioual in ch aracter, confined as they
Consul M acrum (Pretoria, T ransvaal
w ere to the products of the country
republic), w rites th a t th e average ex­
in w hich they w ere held.
treated scien-
port of gold from the ports of South
tific a l 1 y and
A decree issued by the A ustrian Em ­
A frica am ount now to about $2,092,595
c o n tid e n li a l ­
peror, May 24, 1876, announced th a t
ly. CtffhfOAitnci
each week.
StiieitM.
“ under the au g u st patronage of his im­
WOOOAku * CO 108 Second S t . Po tlxnd.
perial and royal m ajesty, the E m ­
C h e a p S ilk .
peror, an International exhibition
In M adagascar silk Is th e only fabric
would be held in Vienna In 1873.” To used In the m an u factu re of clothing.
P I S O ’ S ÍE C U R E T O R
this end an appropriation by the gov­ It is cheaper th an linen In Ireland.
ernm ent of $3,000,000 w as made, and
later, as the w ork progressed,
an addl-
_
The only th in g as common as good
C O N S U M P T IO N
;£•
tional appropriation of $3,000t000 more ’ advice, Is trouble.
Rupture
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