A FLEET FORTY-SIXER.
Th Bealrlee'a Brilliant Achievement!
al Marbleliead, Mana.
The forty-six footer lieatrlce has
jumped Into sudden notoriety as a re
sult of her recent anhievem'ents and
splendid vietory at Marblohoad bav,
J'he! rnoo with the Oweonee wiis the
. finest exhibition of sailing seen on the
tonrae lor many a diiy.
It was a royal' battle all day. Capt.
Ilurr clunp; like a bnll-dov to' the Hea
triua, and never weakened an Instant.
TJo what he would Capt. Crocker could
only maintain his lead on the wind
ward work. At one time the Beatrice
would (rain a few lengths, but soon the
Owecnce would make a spurt and gain
It back. The elowneM of the sailing is
shown by the fact that there were but
1 1 seconds of difference in the sailing
of the two cracks in the loug boat from
Nuliimt to Minot s. (in the last reach
in from Nahant to the finish the wind
freshened, and the Beatrice nlainlv
showed her superiority, as she carried
her sail splendidly and uropped the
keel boat sloadily. 'J'he Beatriue won
the race finally by the small margin of
Mm, 4ils. it was a case where the Btart
was almost worth the race, and if the
Owccnee hud pot oft In the lead it
might have resulted in a dead heat.
A BEAUTIFUL CUP.
II W ill Prove a Mliniiliia to Atlantic
Vaelilsmeu.
The yacht which wins the Manhattan
Athletic club cup will carry oft the
handsomest prize of tlve year. Few
know probably that there is a club !
of the Mitnhattitn Athletic Club, savs
ew York correspondent, but such i
the cnae none the loss. Early this last
spring, just after the club had taken
possession of its new home, and when
"tliinffs M. A. C.-ward genurolly were
booiuliifr, the Men of merging the
yachting department into a club
was BugKuatnd, . und eventually
carriml out. The result
'is tho Cherry lliamond Yacht
club, with nu imconrafiiift membership
and u good sized Hoot. To J. 0. Hum
mers more than liny other one man in
the club is due the credit of the yacht
liig activity, and Anally the offering of
this beautiful oud recentlv finished.
lie is commodore of the lteet, and aside
from having suggested this cup, has j
practically minle tho olu ilse fa nossi- i
2L"f T, nn I
clia lcngc cup, valued at m. and the
ilrNt Vlllll l, M., .-,Ou..a.l f.... a ......1.4. I
race in tins country, a. o that .thort
kIihU lie three ra;en otich Keaon l)e
Lween the yuchts ol' tho 40-foot class,
the cup ltMng, the property of the
tme winuinf? three times not noueti
sarily in the minus year, of course.
Fire EsmpH for 8r)iuo1 Hulldlnei,
A novel gystora of Are escape for school
buildings has boon suggested by Capt. Kea-
gan, usKiatunt ohiof of clia Boston Are dopart-
niont, wnion upon m race looira an an might
prove of considerable practical value. UjB
idea la to utilize the large yard area to be
found about nearly oyory school house in
Boston and eroot an ornamental iron tower a
abort distance from tho building.
This tower would contain a broad iron
staircase leading from tho top to the ground,
J'romoaoh lloor of tho school house a oov-
ered bridge would lead into the tower, and
iiwuwii iwtmuig li uiu uie nuuooi room to Ene
bridge would bo kept unlocked during school
hours. The rooms on oaoh floor would oon-
noot with each other, and in case of (ire the
aoholars oould have unobstructed access to
thobrldgc. By such au arrangement, whon-
ever a fire broke out the would always be
an egress open, and even if matters became
serious, the iron tower and bridges would
, romula unharmed. Tho plan appeal's to be
lytfrfW&liiJeilSihlo.liwltho oxponsewould.it
i Js'said, not bo lmlc'Ii, more than what is laid
- oue-ion, the 'presiait fire seae6. And wo
should'thiiilt the ate plan might be adopted
for factories and othor buildings where mini-
w -tersof i)wsonsreeniployi.on theiifrereul
floors of the building.-I'iro and Water. .
THE HIGHLANDERS AT ALMA.
dlr Colin Ciimpbtll'i ppal to National
l'rldo Tlirlllliiir Story,
Onr fine brigade of guards was severely
out np whoa the Highlanders drew near, and
then, as Klnglake tolls us, a man In one of
he regiments reforming on the slops, cried,
In the deep and honest bitterness of his heart:
"Let the Scotsmen go onl they'll do the
workl" and with his throe kilted battalions,
Sir Colin, whose horse was shot nnder him,
advanced to meet twelve of the enemy.
"Now, men," said he, "you are going Into
action, anil remember this, that whoever is
wounded, I don't care what his rank Is, must
lie whore he falls. No Boldier must carry off
wounded men. If any man does such a
thing his name shall ho stuck up in his parish
kirk. Be steady keep siloneo-flro lowl
Now, men, the army is watching us! Make
me proud of my Highland brigade!"
So beautifully dow tho author of "Eothen"
-an eye witness of this part of the battle-:
describe thoir movements, that we cannot
resist quoting him again. "Theground they
iiuu to aseonu was a goon ileal more steep and
broken than the slojie close beneath the ro
doubt. In the land whore those Scots are
bred tliore are shadows of snillno- clrairla
skimming up the mountain sido, and their
paths are rugged and stoop; yet their course
is smooth, eiwy and swift. Smoothly, easily
and Bwlftly the jilaok Watch warned to glide
up vno nut. a row instants before and their
tartans ranged dark in tbo valley; now their
plumes wore on the crest." Another hue
came on in ecliolon, and another still the
Cameron aud tho Sutliorlaud Highlanders.
And now, to the eyes of the superstitions
Itusslans, the strange uniforms of thoso bare
kneed troops seemed novo! and even terrible;
their ajiilte, waving sporrans wore takon for
the hands of low horses, and they cried to
each othor that tho angel of light had de
liarted and that the demon of death had
come.
A close and deadly Are was now noured in
to these "gray blocks," as Iluxsoll calls the
JtlJHHutn squares. No particular sound fol.
! lowed, save tho yells of the wounded, while
tno Uighluddem "cist about" to reload; but
after their next volley a strange, rattling
i,,we wit uouru, us tne ouuots run use rain
among thoir tin canteens and kettles which
the onomy curried outside thoir knapsacks,
for they wore all right about face now. A
wall of despair ilouted over those gray coated
musses of Muscovite infantry us they broke
and lied, throwing away muskets, knapsacks
uuucvoryiiung nun luignt encumber their
lliglit; and now lor the first time rose the
Highland cheor. Cassell's "British Battles
on Laud and Sea."
Warming Young Rattlesnakes. .
They showed rue two things amoqjr many
down at the Joilct prison the othor duv that.
oldly cup of swceS One was .
Inherited disposition like that the wolf cub
draws from its dum, which they were caring
iur unu l ocBing iu a clean ana pretty cradle,
while its depraved convict mother served
out her term for a revolting crime. I ques
tion the policy of warming and succoring
young rattlesnakes, but I go further back
and question the lawthat allows criminals to
propagate their species. If it is against
humanitarian ueuge to give such tabes to the
heathen huntsmen for crocodile bait then,
for mercy's suko, got back of the kutiumita
rinu view of the matter, and inuke it against
the Jaw for criminals to raise children
It suems au impractical thing to do, but is
It any more so than liulf the things accom
plished in the march and progress of reform!
if"aof deg
,.... "u,-vouimg
T ,1,...! ... i i-
oundCli ZgTZ
,t Uie inmille. A oolo , wllt, th
Bpringof bud men men aud evil women could
m tukun ut birtli mid rmml iu habita of vir-
tuu and industry at publiu excuse, would
strike a inure tolling blow for the abatement
of ovU in the wui'ld than any miBHion work
or prihoti reform. A Klunee about us at the
bouses and tho neighborhoods whore the
u irst children nutnu is enough to nmke a
jHwsimiHt out oi' niiylKidy who lonks into the
Lututu "Amberm Chicago JounuU,
Huw an Army Waa Koutpd,
It was way baek iu the fifties when "Alad
din" waa having a run at the old Bowery
fclioatre thatjoim Williams, now tho property
man at tho Academy of Miwie, then a boy,
oonceived the idea of having some sport with
the BUiHira who composed the army of tho
( hinese ouiporor, Bufiiended over the center
of the Htafve iu those (lays was a property
elephant, stuffed with straw and sawdust,
and which, from long disuso, had become
almost pulp Iron, dry rot. When the army
of minors were being maneuvered ou the stage
Williums slipped ulott and cut the ropes.
Down came the elephant and, bursting into
a thousand fragments, completely enveloped
tue ai'inv in a cloud of dust and straw. The
Bupurs wore put to flight and the actiou of
the play sunpeiidud for tho moment. Bearch
was made for the culprit hut when found he
pretended sleep and so stoutly denied his
guilt as to carry conviction of his innocence.
It was not until some months later the truth
was kuown.Kuw York World.
The Evfllutlou of a Hat.
A Park ulnco dealer in hoarl nmmrlnmi
displays In his window "Tlio evolution of
aunt." Itlsa unique exhibition. First
there Is a grave and sleepy white rabbit
in ease. Next to his apartment, as a
reminder of his possible fate, is a mass of
rabbit fur from the bodies of some of hta
departed fellows. Exhibit 8 in the colleo-
io ia a long, conical altairabout tho color
f & liornet's neat, and scarcely as sym-
metrical in form. It is laboled: "Form-
ing the fur in to shape. " The fourth stage
.iiDuuiiiinuii ia iiiutiiirateci oy an ex-
nio't entitled, "Shrinking ' the body."
The largo gray cone lias boon contracted
10 I'M' Its slits, but looks as ungainly and
fts l'tl'e "ko " hat as ever. Exhibit S,
however, looks vory like u hat. Thegray
mim h8 hoon dyed black and stiffened,
flna hut for its frayed edges it would
nia,te a verT decent headgear. The sixth
sample shows the finished hat, as haud-
801118 a derby as over graced a cranium.
lta liomid, its interior uphol-
st'l with wlilto silk, and is such aper-
t hat as would mako the sleepy rabbit,
nllll,' Exhibit 1, almost willing todle
o proflnca such tt triumph of , art. New
VofklivoiungSun. .
HKKOKU ABOUT BI A rROSCWP
T1VK TABOO.
I am not slming to convince mental bsblm.
Indeed that would be fruitless without the nee-
esssry cultured Intellect that makes logic appli-
cable. Force, brilliancy and originality even
are no weapons to attack a slave with. For many
centuries the modiosl srt w hedged about by a
prescriptive taboo which it, ss yet, has not sur
vived. The brand tor murdering truth it tho
.jjeniilty of Imbecility stamped upon the mental
esllbor of tho average individual In relation to
medicine and medicine men. The sun of the
nineteenth century has not yet dawned upon his
Intel loctunl liorizon. Ho, together with his ldeul
medicine man, Btlll hibernates In the good old
days of the dark aces, when It was bad form to
no inquisitive. He still bollevos " in bleeding,
blhterlng, vomiting, purging and sweating. He
loves copious doses of home medicine. He de-
ItUntS 111 IlKHIlfri'tklU. ItTtfl f.ulon.,.1 m.ri nuri.nlln
iiekl. They are considered indfsnenmihle; no
well-regulated family, wllh pigmy Intellects and
ulidomiiliil development, connlilers Itself pufu
wlUout those family lures, These 1 do not wish
to convert; thoyare the Hip Van Winkles that
W Continue to Mlutnher thronrrh ihiu ..,.,1 .,,k
nhty through the next century. Thev pbiv no
role in the world's history. T!ey live; thev 'die
No monument mnrks their forgotten sei.uieher.
Humanity was not enriched by their entrance;
It has lost nothing by their exit. They are drift
wood on the shores of time, and float with the
ebb and tide of opinions they have Inherited
from their anthropomorphic ancestrv. No, It Is
not to these 1 wish to address myself but to the
thinking ones, whom a thought does not throw
into an epileptic purojtysm; who love know ledge
for US own sake; who tire wllltm. t,. li.utlnu,..
the truth or falsity of any proposition, and, once
.ikiivmh'uu. win swum oy it tnrougn all the gnm
uces of a chattering and delayed civilisation.
To those not tho chatterers, but the thinkers I
ijouiiiiciifi me iiiHKigeiietle system lor invesliga-
h.mi.iiii.i win eiiieioate wun pieiisurc ftllvoues
tton not suttielently clear in book, which will be
seiii, nee w any auuress,
Dr. Jordan's office is at the residence of
ei- mayor 1 esior, Third and James.
Consultations and prescriptkmsabsolute
lyrrs. bend for free book ejtnlainine the Histo-
BciicLu. syiuein.
Caiitiok. The Histop-netic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor
dan, HistoKcnetic Medicine." Every other
device is a fraud. ',; :
I'ltmg! PILES I 1'ILKSI
Dr. Williams' Indian ninhnmif rm
Blind, hleedina: tnditnhiuBPileiiwhfm nil nri..r
onitineuts tiavf ftdleil. Itabwiros the tumors,
allayBthe itehiUK at onoe.acts as a poultice.
Klves mutant rtJM. Dr. Williams' India i'lle
Ointment In prepared only for Piles and Itching
of the privat part, unci notMujr else. Every
box Is warranted. Hold by druggists, or sent by
mail on receipt of price. 50c anil i per box.
WILLIAM8 JMANUFA0TUK1NG t,J0.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, O.
MkschartHotbl, Third and D streets,
Portland, Or, irst-class accommodations.
Kates, $1 to $1.50 per day. Jacob Hass, prop.
OKI3 J3PfJOYSi9
Bulh tbe method and results wten
rap of Fips is taken; it is pleasant
.....1 ..-J! I , . I . i
iuu rvvvuung io me taste, aua acts
;;etitly yet proti:ptly on the Kidneys,
Uver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dienela colds, head-
ichi'S aud fevers and cures liabitu?'
jonstipation perniauentJy. Fur said
in liUo and U bottles liv all drus-B-ists.
i no
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Cures where all else fails. Pleasant and agreeable to the
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WHY!
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TjYT?T? consist In Its being
JC VALVEUe as good for relief as
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PAIN,
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It 1 the best cure for all achea and palm,
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THE TRUE PROOF.
To this specific hot Archbishops, niik.
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Army and Navy Officers Mayor and
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THE POOR MAN
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I Chronic Cough Now,
j Pot If you do not It may become con-
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Will be plenty and cheap this year, New Apricots,
Pbachks, Nkctabikbs, Apples, CHBBBiaa, Black
Berk ibs now offering. We quote
Apricots, fine. 7 fl io, 2U
Peaches, choice ., e, 10, 12
Nectarines, extra 6, 10, 12
Apples, bright ' 7. 8, 10
Apples, aldon dried ,.,..., , 10, 12
Grapes, 1890, good 3,4
Raisins, 1690, per lb .........., ;- 6, 6, 7U
Prunes, 1600, good ,.,. 7,8,8
Blackberries, 1891, fine 12,16
Cherries, pitted, 1891 . , 20, 26
Figs, 1891, black Cafa ,., ..,... 4,6
Otherfriiilem uan'ar.t Tl. ... f,.
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