The Lebanon express., May 19, 1893, Image 3

" " TO EERNARDINE,
I lava th(, Keroardiim, nor mom nor len
uoulll i amplitude of wonlii oxiiri'iw.
If with pontic art and fauey'splay
I tropud and llgurml for a summer', day.
What is't to quiver whim tliy nnmo In Imard,
.Ike napon leaves ,v im,tttll f ovll( MmM
hat Is I, to liuim fur thou liko Imuran above?
loll ma, my Borimrillim, l tlila uot love)
The olionilt' skill oiiu nnvor unalyza
What makes the lovoimin UnH, tna boauty'!
Nor can iilillosophore In words Imnart
Jim Intuition of man's lovr movitd lioart.
I do not low thy limul, divinely plaosd,
1 hy taper flntwin or thy dainty waist,
Or oyos or Hps, hut thy sweot soul sunns,
lhat blonds all Uiw and makos them Iter.
nardluu. ,
M in a vale of poppk I should sIbmi,
W h to oonturlos o'or land and eroan mmn.
Waking, as flrstllnij of my lips I'd yuan
lhat hoart Inwoven, love word, itornardlno.
Loudon Aoaduiy,
Canvasbaok Ducka and Terrapin.
There is u general Impression among peo
ple In other states that Bultlmoreaiui out
canvasbaclt ducks with hominy for break.
fast, dinnnr luirl um u .....i ... .
. nllu inuuiye in ter
rapin as intemjieratoly us Pbiladelphiana
do in scrapple. As the inutroiiomic capital
or the universe, we are supposed to revel in
Ums luxuries. Perhaps It may surprise
our friends to know that there are .thou
sands of people here who do not taste can
vasback duck or terrapin from one year'i
end to the other. Baltimore's wealth him
Increased marveluuslv, but the canvasbaok
and Brer Terrapin have distanced it.
In twenty years their value has gone up
ward about 8110 per cent. It costs from throe
to live dollars for a eanvnshaek and from
tour to six dollars for a count" terrapin
prices that are somewhat different from the
day when the ducks could be got for one
dollar a pair, and the terrnnln td.s.i.
tare a dozen. We fear that these prises
will never again come within the cirole of
the uverage man's finances. It is a well
known fact that both got their peculiar
flavor from the celery found on the flats of
the Chesapeake buy aud its tributaries.
Baltimore American.
The Hunting of Itnme.
When London burned for three days and
threo nights In MM it population hurdly
exceeded ),, and in regard to the extent
of the destruction neither that fire nor those
of Hamburg aud Chicago can compare with
the conflagration of Home under Nero at a
time when thecupltal of the Koman empire
had probably more than B,lK),tKl inhabit
ant. That calamity, by the way, may,
ftor ail, have been caused by an accident.
Professor Emilc Helen, in his history of the
ineient civilization, proves that both Nero
ind Tiberius were thi vlr.timu nf ..h...
lets, not limited to the exaggeration of
ihoir rice and the niisrcpresoutation of
;heir political act.
The authors of their annals were poll
liciuus whose privilege had been curtailed
y the omnipotence of the Coanra and who
ivenged thuinsnlvtm by painting the objects
if their resentment In the ctuikcwt jiawiIUIe
olors. That -Nero, in his mania for music,
idilied during tine burning of Pome is
ikoly enough, but it is hardly credible that
would have survived eveu the suspicion
'f the alleged monster crinie.-Sau Kmu
iaco Chnmicle.
'TIS A STRANGE SIGHT. :
Where Hie Sua W ater NpmiM Up Through
a Hole.
One of the trangcHt things to lie seen at
Santa Cruz. Cat. it,,.,,,. ,i,.,. t .. -
, , ,,, , n iutrer
spouting rock, or rather a tunnel and rooky
.,n, uuvuga wnicn tne sea water boila
and btlbhles fiirirmulv ltnxn.i.
pie have been out tosee It, Thequoerspout
tag rock wa developed during a recent
Storm. EVOTV tWO lit t.l..,l,v,l.... ..1.--
. ...."...Hiiuuiwomy.
natoly a volume of water sixty feet high
,uv buvnir. io view it wholly from
the surface, it appear to he a gigantic gey.
er, compared with which those of the Vel
lowstono park are at times insignificant.
The water which is thrown up in such a
great volume Is salt brine from the Pacifio
ocean. For a thousand years possibly and
mavhe mow, fni iiinLn,..
' j uiw waves
ol the ocean have been playing such an
nuuroi, game or uiaiwtnd-go-seek with
themHelvHu unrl t.h ....!... .,i . ..
. - Buuro mm, iney
nave worn great chasms and tunneli Into
uun lauu,
Itiaror,k hftunri uUinu, l.n i.
"..u.t, uull ,ub i-oca for
the moot part is not very hard. Itis mainly
asilioeous or micaceous sandstone of a light
yellow hue. and if von wIL- ,..,.,. .t,,"
- -, nm,cll
1 wet you must be caution, for it isaj.
,uu "ipery as soapstone. In thi curi
ous Stonfi tllH VHFM huo ..
...... nfuiuw
and dug out cave far Inland.
in aome n uwi rt, knR. ..i .i
xallen or nartJv so ml u ..
the edge and look through queer circular
ura. uu3 rcci uown into the eething blue
Water. The turn,,.!,. r,r,, nf. nnj
., u. vuus auu mm
-.,WDi,ui wiig nica are two mile south
of banta Cruz, not. far from the Esplanade
and in fnltviaur,, ,t. . , . . ..
.. ...... , vuv UVBUH1I)f uay, tne
ntouthe of the Salinas and San Lorenzo
nrem ana me wmie shaft erected to the
memOTV Of llm t'ren.iunn T j
Serra. The azure of the ocean.' t.h. faint
m.u.ui me wowing or the Cascade aud
the varied eolnrs nf t.haulm .i,i.i
..Jt niwi uiik UI.UU1-
p.uuuumgB, maae mo place one or singu-
Itwaftorldtn tuw u,i,.v, nin. j
tag out of what appeared to be a level
etretch of land covered thickly with gram,
which for much of the year wa redolent of
wild flower. Very fantastic the water ap-
rBU- a! uu mgui at interval of two
and three minntu tlx. nnl,T. .
up and as suddenly fall, only to appear
as injure, lorong went to aee it
aud WOllfler ILt itM fnn,uuti. .-.I mi. .
... : wtui-B. lue
wilder the storm the loftier the column. It
ytincu irom lorty to eurty feet high, accord
a w uw iurce oi wie wave.
BIHDH F PASSAGE
Between this and the other side of the broad
travelers and mariners, agent "on the road"
isttwmlioat captain, ship's siirKcons and "all
soru and conditions" 0( travelers, emigrant and
. ., J"1'i 'lxmle Rnu weiny to lite pre
ventive and remedial properties of Hosteller's
stomach Hitters In seasickness, nausea, malarial
and rheumatic trouble, and all disorders ol the
............. ...vl a. Asainsi me preju
dicial influences of climate, crudely cooked or
unaccustomed diet and impurewater.lt Is
sovereign safeguard and has been so regarded
by the traveling public lor over a third ol a
" 1",,,, , iimiunni lever, irom the
calenture of the I'aclllc and the broken-hone
, . .L T l'l" 1,0 ""luer types, can
resist the curative action of this benignant pre
server and restorer of health, veritable boon
to persons in feeble health or liable to Incur
ti 'I
I
Mr. 8of(ly- don't see how talking a few mln-
that w ,, 3 ZlZL'l""- "m u. nyining
- ,". i
A VALUABLE ItKMKDV.
Bow to Ueep Uie Feet Warm.
A life Insurance aimpany, whoso advice
nder the circunistaiiees may lie taken as
iucero, tells its clients that the golden rule
i cold weather is to keep tho extremitic
arm. The llrst and most important rule,
a the carryiug out of this idea is uovor to
9 tiglltlV SIKH!. ihwit.M nr ul,u ,1...,
onoly prevent the free circulation of the
lood by pressure, but wheu, on fie eon
ary, they do not embrace the foot too
rmly, the apace left between the shoe and
le Htockimr has a uond soonlvnr -
The second rule is never toalt in dump
ioea. It is often supposed that unless
ioe are positively wet It is unnecessary to
lunge them while the feet are at rest,
iii is a grout fallacy, fur when tlie least
impness is absorbed into the sole in its
uporation it uhsorlw the heat troni the
ot aud thus perspiration is dangerously
ecked. Thi can easily bo proved by try-,
g the experiment of neglecting the rule,
le feet will be found cold ural damp after
tow minute, although on inking uU tho
oe and examining it It will appear to be
iite dry.-Pittsburg Dispatch. .
For Mending Little lhlnti.
And I want a large shcut of black court
later," aaid a young woman at a notion
muir mo oi uer (lay, which," she pro
ided to expluin to a friend at her side, "is
' chief mending implement. I always
ind glove with court plaster, using black
the light tint according to tho shade of
i glove. I turn the glove Inside out and
the plaster ovur the rent, llrst of course
ivvlug the edges together as a surgeou
atom skin. It is much neater than
fingund huts longer, riometiuios 1 got
ugly threucomerud rent in a gown. My
irt plaster case mends tho rent, leaving
ctically no indication of it. I mend
s, slippers, luce, everything almost, with
New York Press.
A Precious Gift.
. Portland citizen sent to his dnnghtor
Joloruxlo tho uthur day a codllsh-u dry
d codflsh-and he sent it by mall. She
e back that the codllah was one of the
it procious gifts that she ever reoolvod
that she was going to keep it just as
! aa she could, "just for company's
si" Hcseomed like afriond fromhoiue.
swiston Journal.
IWrrlV - 74
if""
There to (Hoy.
arl la a bright boy with a teasing uncle,
other morning the uuolo took him by
uar.
guess I'll take this ear down to the
e with me," he aaid.
foucau'tdolt," aaid Karl; "It'sboued
Detroit Free Press.
he largest electric locomotive, yet
t has boeu finished at Baden, Zurich,
believed that it will allow ejrtnordj
' spoed, us it is gunged bo as to de
p not leas tliau 2.WJU horsepower.
l a cloar night a red light can be
at a greater distance, it is said, than
iite light, while on a dark night, It
timed, the result is just the reverse.
THE BTO0T1NG CAVE
An exuminatinn nf tl.o &k
- t"'luu tuviD
atKIUtn ruv(lltuj nOVOI MOTxru It. won r,,,..i
that a long, narrow vrwwa ,,r ii
Uio shore. It was widest at the sea end,
like a WedcO. llltH mfar j-
- -c-, n.w. uaiiunn tm II
reached uito the land. It extended about
eighty f cot.
Into till the waves thrashed and bam
mored as they rolled in from toward the
mountains across t.hi, l u-h;,.. t i
the Salinas river. As the wave crashed
against the end of the tunnel they kept
wearing away tho soft sandstoue which
comnOMod it anrbumrtio,, f tl., e ,.i
At length the waves extended far beyond
u ra poruou oi the roof, and there wai
a relaiuiid which was very powerful Grad
ually it ate away the roof.
buddeulv diirti,,, t.l, u i
" IB ""VI LU lb UUmb
throtigUi making an aperture about two
""Muanuiu looKiug much iikeahop
per to a irrain mill. It. t i
at a point where a peculiar strain was put
p, ,u , me cap rocs, wuicii cracked
aud fell. Whim ibi ,,,.j ,1...
uu..u..,. uio -nauer
wan partially freed from the quer under-
p" u aa wie whvbh played
" WLU ie oojumn sky
A loud Round acoompmiied it, like the
roar of artilhtrv. 'l lm iK.i,ri4,,
eucalyptuB tivm, the incomiiiK of the many
"ll"u kub uming ot uie Hheets of
ram aod Lhn fni-v nf t.,,.,
Moue inexpre8siblyKnind. As the waves
uru vitv wu,y nuiunin or watereeaaed
to aonear. but m t,li..v im..... 4 .
, , ' " ""J ""VAA 111 JUtri1l
with the Htorm it tvgain shot up into the
rt..(,urmur it is a new attraction for
vumu hu-ij vi uie ueacu.
Ouly Hlxtunu. but a Trrnr.
Albert mharifLivl u uvtuun.i.....H u ji-
- -1 ..i.vvwh-j cni urn uin-
Olple of Jesse James, is reported to be "ter
ui,aim uie ranenmen near Dungeueas
Wash. Re bMnin l.v i.....n.,.. i.... ... -
tlor s cabin and stealing two rifles and a
,j.ujr oi luiinniuiiaiiu. two deputy
sheriffs who tried to Hi'mut. iim l,n
-..v ui.u in vvugni
06? their gunnl, and covering them with
his rifle forced them to lay down their
arms, turn round and walk home witli
their hand held above their howls, while
no ouucu men- weapons to his arsenal.
Two weeks uuo he l.M ,. t. i
robbed them of their watches and money
He has robbed several cabins lately, and It
is rooorted that, nf t.l, a.uttt, fl.i..n
. . ""' FUUJ """m nun
have joined him he has organized an out
law band.
A Justifiable Blow.
Justice Wright, of the English bench,
told the Jury in a murder trial at the
Yorkshire asslr.es recently that it wa
his opinion that "if oue man called an
other A linr u ulti.l.t l.in... - ....... I,...,
- - 7 " ..s, nivn iu rouuiablOU
is Justifiable," He added, "This may la
new law, but it is common sense." He ex
Dressed this nninh,,, 1,, a,,.,. I.... .
..... ... numuiiug up mi
evidence in tho trial of Frederick Claude
v eruou oarcourt lor Killing a man in a
i"" nrisiiig urn. or a aispute regarding
the relative merits of the rival candidates
at the recent tiheilield election.
Hon. Edmund L. Pitts. it. p.i
dent ot the New York State Senate, writes:
"Statu or New Yok,i
Senate Chamber,)
Albaby, March 11, lum.)
I have used Alloocit's Pnpnm p, .
in my fumilv for the nast fiv j
can trnthfnIK, k ,...L,.'
- , .""J v"" aic a vaiuaote rem
edy and effect great cures. I would not be
without them. I have in several instances
given some to friends suffering with weak
and lame backs, and they have invariably
allorded certain and speedy relief. Thev
cannot.be too highly oommended."
Cltv Bnortsmn.it rtni-a v
worth hooting around here? Farmer-Well
no; not till you came along, b'gosh.
BDPTVBB AUD PILB3 CURED.
,. i1 rupmre, piles anaaurec-
UUIhsum without pain or detention from buit
0!L ?yni.w Py- Also all Prteoiean-
- ..uu.Hmu, imujuiuei urs. ronerseld A
Lowy, 838 Market street. Ban Frijiclaca
'Aftur all onriF c-w i. .
thing.'7 ' ",m081 mrT
" s"vi iTvoticf are Bimpie
and convenient for bronchial aifection and
mZTwh riuZfl IVi ve the
K-io id urn ivi uie ausi.
JCASYTOTAKti
D-Dr. IMereo'a
Pleasant Fellote.
1 v ry Bmallest, easiest,
cheapest, beat.
They're tiny,
tiar-coated,
anti-bilious gran
ulot, a compound
nf rnBtinil anrl
conoontrated
vegetable ex-
disturbance or
... trouble, Consti
pation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick and
,Mm.:upo) mm ail uwraiiKemonig oi
relieved, and curod, Permanently cured,
too. By their mild and natural action, these
little Pellets lead the system into natural
ways again. Their influence last.
Everything catarrhal in Its nature,
catarrh itself, and all the troubltis that
Pfims frnm onta.,.!, . 1
..v... vb,,u, miv iciiccuy aim
permanently cured by Dr. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. No matter how bad
your case or 01 how long standing, you
Tv " for breakfast
Vf-atW- rr. ,
litfMmYMiFPMniTrimV
..,,11111
RHEUMATISM
f -Jll'lrvj .1
SCIATICA,
SPRAINS,
BRUISES,
INJURIES,
CUTS.
NEURALGIA,
ALL ACHES,
BURNS,
WOUNDS,
FROST-BITES, 45 Tw&'
LUMBAGO.
THE CHARLC8 . VOCELEB CO., Bll-.li.or,,
LfOSjii.
1 H i
--as:: .-mw: -r wsis-a
l mum mu mm m,m
1
It is very difficult
t o convince
children that
a medicine is
"nice to takp"
this trouble
is not experi
enced in arl.
ministerin?
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil. It is
almost 0S tialatahlit
Wo preparation so rapidly
"",lu UH gooa Hesh,
strength and nerve force.
Mothers the world over rely
HP0.n j-'.i" a" wastinS diseases
that children are heir to.
PiMmlfr8CTttaBo.r,.,W.Y. Allrlrareit
FREE giL FREE
20 year -mm nickcl
ca?o. iJ mov'int
A' fiSrih Y&
II COSISIWK
- " w I SJsl
Tnuaa thin urii. .
atour anosn ' "'"""" 'eturn it
TAKE NOTIPF I re Sn. ,,,n,
SEEING IS BELIEVING KJi'r
Adilr nuojeci to eiamln.tlou.
EXCELSIOR WATflH M
637 Market St.. - - Son Francl.no.
P.iLACit Hotel.
FISHING TACKLE
DR. GUMS
IMPROTED
UVER
PILLS
A MILD PHYSIC
ONE PILL Ffta A nner
h.?,"? ' ttw bowels each dty Is neceBsaiT for
-UP4 , r- .ineei"e Headache, brighten the
SKJ01"' ." Compleiioa bettir than ooa
SSTrfS 7 act mfldly, neither gripe nor ilcmn ai
Sf mf,! .. , T """"UI yon of their niertta wa
liilEIl1 ""Pi" tree, or a full box tor 20 oenta. BolJ.
evarjwborc. Eosanlto alod. Co, Pniladelplua, s
rpi
FOR
Rods. Reels, Lines, Hooks, Leader
Etc., of the Finest Quality.
-SEND TO-
THE it T. HUDSON EiiS CO.,
93 First St., Portland, Or.
Send for catalogue.
INVALID COODS.
Chain
Back ltcu
wJommudiB-
... . Send for Cataloirue.
W'l.nUIHeiiMgfllwivSf.'i.r
YOUNG MEN!
The Specific A No. I.
Porei, without bll.au caM of Uonorr.
hr Ole, no maltrr of now loul
ftund Ins. Prcrenu trtclure, It brtue a. In!
tcraal rcinwly. C'ire, wlipn rveryUiins elm
.,a. uA.ociloeilliei.MIfc!n
Prlr. an.
Hi UP TS!mS'i. TTBS IBOIMOT
tin Vim perarlraUon. eause intenae itchtns
5?S.1,warm. Tlila form and BLIKd!
171 BifiSBIMaorPEOTKUIlIHOl'lSS
' VV TIEUJATOKCKTO
lif)T whP.h' "JN-KO'S PILE REMEDY,
VU I hioll. directly on parte affected..
MB ta0rltlIInoaUa7aitchins,effeethuI
PI IF ft Ie"nantrar.. Price SO)" uSona
f a-tU WiaaU, 33r.Boaaako,PmiadolplUAPa,
'MARK
IdonT
BE A
BY NOT BIOINS THE RI6HT
tTMB irwa nila Iimia... T .
... j .... ixw.. .bu9 iw MLABWr
BlCYCLCS OF SVERV leKranmiH"
Mjshv.. Building -PorrrtANn Clr
i Morphine Ilablt Onred In 10
to 20 dura. Noiiay till cureiL
PR, J. STEPHENS, LebanonlohUfc
FRAZER AXLE
UEorrstSUIIUIUL
A K WOOL8KI ,Age,,t, Portl.o,!, Or.
2Sors-
5tk!t..ATUl
H.UluerlintlU
Oueoeutadose.
Trtta Objut Oornn
.urns promptly cures
Where all others fail. Coughs, Croup, Son
....o-i, noaracooaa, wnoopme Coueh and
wr ""j conu"Pn it bus no rival:
has cured thouaand., and 1U curi too It
takenln time. Sold oy Druggists on a gus"
antee. For a Lame Back or fihr iTi
SHILOH'S BELLADONNA PLAST
H1L0 H'S CATAR R H
RFMrnv
JJfre)'0l'Caulrl'11'' 'I'nis remedy is iruaran!
teedtooureyou. trice, Klots. Jeotorfree.
"German
Syrup"
I Ullist Snv a wnrA ae n 4-1. am -i"
ficacy of German Syrup. I have
used it in niv fannlv fnr Urnariit;,
the result of Colds, with most ex-
self for Throat Troubles, and have
derived good results therefrom. I
therefore recommend it to my neigh
bors as an excellent remedy in such
Cases. Tamps T DiiTOtte Tfn.i..
... - aiiya-
ville, Va. Beware of dealers who
oner you ' 'something just as good. ' '
AlwavS insist on Viauinir P,c,t,AAfM
, ... '-"a, vaMcv a
Uerman Syrup.
0f
THE BEST WHEEL "0( EARTH,
THE DERBY FOR '93.
! Morgan & Wright Pneumatic. .$150
T,,olSt,8lBari,,gS;SMSiSn''8
57 and 63 inrhes; Itiund Cranks sii , h iL.i S eel Tl!blnK! unriiig
Osrliird saddle.: Drop litLl th' "" Ch.lil
lustrated In our Catalogue; also tai gent Zk, ll""a"'"i ""I
&rSm,T e-loe none can ,
- Webb Safe and Lock Co.
utwiiKAL NORTHWESTERN AGENTS
64 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND. ORECON.
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOLIO
RHEUMATISM CURED BY THE USE OF
Rloore's Revealed Remedy.
MOoKVv" that by the use of
,,. , mks.'n.v.st!ki1 '
sold by your dkiiooibt.
Plso's Bflmedy tor Catarrh Is the
iwm., rjtHiHtt nt nne, una I HlOHjiPHt,
8niil hv ririiartrlHU nr aunt ho ...ti
BOo. 1L T. Uuoltaatt, Warntn, Pm '
LOOK OUT FOR TRAVELING "FAKIRS"
SELLING "CHEESE-FRAME"
BICYCLES
And representing them to ho tmt . ..
'Vlotors," ''Ramblers," "Cleveland.," "RatelRhs"
Budges," Sylphs," Western Wheel WorksTttof '
Send tor catalogues, club and agents' dln,,nt.
FRED T. MERRILL,
326 Washington Street, Portland, Or.