The Hood River glacier., August 29, 1891, Image 4

SEEDS
iiHhIW wll'1
ill.it K c
E. J. DOWEN,
05 Front Street, Portland, Or
g(f S'n.I f..r ot1.t-.MV -V1
"August
Flower
5
r t Ci ;,. ,.,
Mr Lorenzo t. Sleeper is co
well known to the citizens of Apple-
ton, Me., and neigliKnliood. He
says: " Ei;;ht years ago I was taken
" sick, and snii'ered as no one but a
" dyspeptic can. I then began tak-
"ing- August Flower. At that time
"I Was a Treat sufferer, liven-
" thing I ate distressed me so that I
"had to throw ilttp. Then in a
" (w mnmetit-; that horrnl distress
" would come on and I would have
" to eat and suffer
For that
Horrid
Stomach
Feeling.
"again. I took a
"little of your rued
" icine, and felt much
"better, and after
" taking a little more
" August Flower my
Dyspepsia disap- '
"peared, and since that time I would W very ornamental in the center
" have never had the first sign of it. of a round bed eded with bright colored
"lean eat anything without the . phlox or candytuft. With r long spout
" least fear of distress. I wish all ' ed waterim; kM the vines could have a
' tlvif ire nft1i.-te.-1 witb tbn terrible I
"disease or the troubles caused by
"it would try August Flower, as I
" am satisfied there is no medicine
"equal to it." 8
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bnver savet ill the diet of lnmiiliiif, but we make
the mime imt cent, of broiit on tlie one who
sin-lull! ii riiiu'Ie l,llnr with us. 14. tii Hie our
friemis itnd couiili v weli'imie.
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in not satuf.ictory. will return gold.
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Fiflhln)? Tackle, Kt". Great Variety. Low Prices.
Old G'oisiBkeri in trade fiend for t'ataloKue. lihO.
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T3W?:?or LOSrorfAIllHO aaiiuoui
JWekcnBof Body and Mind, EffscU
Kttt N,.i,l w iMIOOb fn'iy !.'e1oie.l. How to n!trf kid
Blr.i;!bfoHKiK,ltVEJOPut'V''J
GREASE
m HEN ONLY
Mini ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. V,
A Vi'i y iicity piiriMf ot luniftital R:r-il.-imii;.
not ii.) .ItiuVuli f.-r hiifiimi'r
cnu In- tli'iio with :m iM uuilitvlU or
.i'.i, 'I itii'l s.mih' ilaiit.of i itvv viui!,
liiiun.itulu, swtvl v.'H r any t hmsr tliiil
i not of t .-isjiii-iii!; 11 nature. Stn U
I'litulvrs tln iiiiTiiiiiit glory, ciui.'iry
vim1 iiinl otln-r twrttty footer, tiro
K-tii'f l t; for mii;hlly friiivs anil luiiM
inirs. Plants ;uv Inner th.-in with U
f,iui" nioiv iv i t.iin. ini.i they ilo not take
no loiii; to i-ati li lln' knaek of twiniiii;
inul siivaiinii;. I'niliivlla vilis arc not
iUvor.it ive, iit to seo sueli an ol'jivt
Mainline there week afirr week, waiting
for its I'lotlu'i. does not pvt jhviiIo A
pleasant uiijuvvion of ;t puileti.
l!ut tirt titiil your utnluvlla: ami this
may not ln o o.uy, for ' ri'tiroil' um
brellas that are no louder tit for in1 tiro
' nel.lmu s.vil. S'liio lili'lillvr of tho fain-
., lluv w abK , ,lh,,
jini, thn u M ,H imilWia., v
,tri , nf , tVw mWn i,,,t t0 it.
Th(1 lt,xt itol, l0 JMiut ,h(, fr.mu, im,i
UWit. t,rowii. ami when quit- lry j.lant
tiU' end of the handle firmly in the
ground, with the frame fully elicited.
If the handle is rather short it will be
mi improvement to add a jm of wood
to it
It
is now readv for the vines, which
should have made some progress in
growing; and when they onee lHj;in to
do their best the old umbrella frame
makes sueh a lovely irrwn bower stud
ded with Mivssoms of red or mir-ile or
white tr nil together if the vines lire
mixed that every one exclaims over its
beauty.
A parasol with the saute treatment is
eonallv nrettv on i smaller scale, and it
daily drenchim; in warm weather.
when
the sun is not shining on them, from
their roots to their highest green tips,
and this would keep them fresh. Aar
per's Young People.
iKil.lu't llorr HI in.
Mis Thumpit (lmusiiiir for lucath) I fe:U
I weai v von.
Mr. ilc:uyvi'ialit N'ot a Mt of it; lay on,
I can't toll niie note of iniisii' IiummiolUer.
Buidette in Hi'iKiklyn Kalo.
0-r:ir rrcleix to Vlt.
"Osi'ar Wiilo ex;i'ts to lv luiricl in IVi-sfr
minster Aliln y," kivs u iKuitin item. W'v'.L
we nre willing. Is tiieiv liny iimviii for t!iil
niaiMoniii ili liiy SioiniTvilk' Journal.
If., ( o-llv III I be Loni; Kiln.
'ITow ilo ymi inaiiae to kis-p your watoi
pijvs from fi'.-ezing this woallwr, Dobson."
"Easy ennn.li. I have a yearly couttacl
witu h iluinl r." Hartfui'il l'ur.
look Ha il mill You'll It.
Tliero is a youii lady iii a pirU' school ic
Ceoivia w!)o v"' s liy the nickname of "I'oofr
gvript." Her real name is Aduliuo lloolo,
Bui'lingtoli I'reo I'lesi
In the Hieiitrp.
"But why do ymi weep; Thonrtins is oer
tainly not so toui'liiu";." "Exouso mu, 1 ma
bewailing too money I paid to comu in."
Fliegeiule lilatter.
A licl'mit Ion.
Counsel Wliat is the plaintiffs nttitude ai
to tins question Witness IlecumU'lit
Liesaln ut it constantly. Tid Bits.
One lUnt Never lie! Tired.
The person who is always tiilkin
to him-
self is sure to have mi interested
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il The Evans Chewj
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COMMENCES SEPTEMBER 14. 1891.
Near Siiiem. More mid li.ri;er pre initmiK olfered
this year for exhibit!! of stock, iiKrieultunil prod
ucts, fruits, (lowers, itiincpilh, meehiiuies, works
01 art nun inney work, splcniiiil nieini; eaeh
dnj-. The Tiivilion, lighted by electricity, u ill
be oien four nights and a blind, concert ench
night. Kediued rtes on all triiiisiMirtxtiuii lines.
wwi 10 j. 1 . i.Khdi., .secretary, 1'ortlHiiil, lor a
premium list.
HAY FEVER
CURED TO STAY CURED.
We want the name and ad'
dressof everv sufferer in the
&AQTUM A US. and Canada. Address.
MO I fllllli P.BaroldEa7t,II.D , Buffalo.H.T.
Bailing
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CIIINKSK U KHAN IT Y.
CIRCUMLOCUTION THIY DISPLAY IN
LETTER WHITING.
I'll KilucaUil '1iliimii !! th
American Point ml I'olltrn.. ml U
nnrmrAla In lh Ciin.liK't r KiUloUrj
l'iiriTaiimilrnr,
It has luotialily fallen to the lot of
most of us to have met (vonle who,
without the exeuso of an uueotiseioiiH
habit, have the kuai'k of iis.-ortiiiK mi-
leasant truths, and who value
iraeions imietiee ii.s a niiiii of
tho un-
a mii d iinni'siy.
I'hi'iv arc others, siu-h as tho tuakiTS of
liypmo days, who ri'-..inl vwvy oxpros
ion wliii-li limy not Ihi in utiict invord
muv with alwoliito truth as sin against
their ooiiscii'iu-os. To siu-h H'Hiln tho
lilt'it of suliM-nliiiij; thi'iusi'lvcs "Vours
truly," or of ln'iiiiiini; it lot tor to a
rasltal aoiiuaiiitain'o, "Hoar So anil So,"
is nhhorront. Hut jiuhlio oiinion has
biH-n ttHi strolls for thoiii, ami wo ron
tinuo, inul nhnll rontinuo so lonir an ko
cioty holds top'thor, to address 0110 mi
other in terms of endearment ami ronnvt
whieh urv not required to rornvjionil
with our sentiments.
Orientals have surpassed us in this rt
panl as mueh as tho brilliant sunshine
to whieh they are lurustomed exeels tht
murky atmosphere of KnroH. Tlie do
scriiitions of ourselves and of our eorro
siHiinlents wlo heforo the flowing -x-pressions
of objeetivo admiration Htnl
mhjivtive self abasement which adorn
eastern epistles. We are content to con
fine our wishes and compliments to tho
present life; but such a limit is far too
narrow for an Asiatic, who delights in
wishiug that his friends may live for
ever and ever, and that the ancestors of
his enemies may bo condemned to ever
hinting disgrace.
We are satisfied to upeak of "P and
"You," but au oriental loves to heap ad
jectives of contempt uimii himself und
of glorification upon his correspondents.
ELF.VaTINU AND tiKMKANINU KIM1IJCS.
In all cases ho avoids tho uso of the
personal pronouns. Hy a system of cir
cnmlocution necessitated by this omis
sion, he describes himself as "lour
yonnger brother," the character repre
senting his expression being written
small, and partly at the side of the col
umns of words, and ho designates him
self and others conjointly as "We ants."
But the person he is addressing figures
as "Your excellency," "My benevolent
elder brother." or "Your honor." liter
ally, "You who are at the steps of the
council chamlier." His own house is "a
mean dwelling," or, as the parts of the
character signify, "a stricken and broken
dwelling;" but he is unable to think of
his correspondent's habitation as any
thing but "an honorable," literally
"basket-of-pearls palace." In the same
spirit of self abasement ho feels obliged
to wind up his epistle with the phrase,
"Your stupid younger brother, So-und-So,
bows his head to the ground." The
character for "stupid" is drawn for us
by two hieroglyphics, meaning "mon
key hearted." To bow to his friends is
'also pictorially expressed by a colloca
tion of "a head" and "turf," suggesting
the act of bowing the head to the earth.
If his correspondent proposes to call
upon him he hastens to assure him that
at the appointed hour, with bowing
hands, he will await the time when his
excellency shall abase himself by driving
his chariot to his office. His friend a
letter is "the revelation of his hand,"
aud he takes pains to make him aware
that holding it "with washed hands he
had chanted" its contents.
On expressions of thanks particular
emphasis is laid by the Chinese, and
with true Oriental instinct, in their effort
after hyperbole, they are accustomed to
give a physical interpretation to their
mental feelings.
PO W EK FT l II Yl'KKBOLK.
For instance, a correspondent who
wishes to say that he is profoundly grate
ful, writes, "Your kindness is very deeply
engraved and enveined in my heart." If
he hears of the illness of a friend "he
cannot help being hung up in suspense,"
and the symbol ho uses shows to the eyes
the heart of the writer tied up, while at
the same time he urges him "to take care
of his person as a pearl." And on the
receipt of better news he breaks out,
"How shall I bear the joy and pleasure!"
Having finished expressing the object of
his letter, he winds up by "availing him
self of the opportunity to wish his corre
spondent all the blessings of the season,
and," if he is on the road to honor, "all
tha promotion he deserves."
But, if not ferocious, a sufficient lati
tude still remains to a Chinaman for the
development of much plain speaking. It
is as possible to "slit the thin spun life"
with a stiletto as with a broadsword, and
in tho most finished periods a Chinaman
finds himself (mite able to express either
withering comempt or remorseless hate.
But he has other ways also of giving
vent to his ill humors. Tho very punc
tilious rules of letter writing enable him
to convey his dislike by omission as well
as by commission.
Chinese is, it may be explained, writ
ten in vertical columns, beginning on
the top right hand corner of the page.
In ordinary circumstances each column
is completed to the bottom of the page;
but-long usage has established the cus
tom that, if the name or attributes of the
person addressed occurs, tho column is
cut short, and the characters representing
these subjects of honor begin the next
column at an elevation of the space of
one or two characters, as the case may
be, above the general level of tho text.
It will now be seen what a ready weapon
lies to the hand of a Chinese letter writer.
To write "Your Excellency" or the name
of the correspondent's country or sover
eign in the body of the column is to in
flict a dire insult upon him, and is equiva
lent to the expression of the bitterest
contempt in European epistolary style.
London Saturday Keview.
He In Dead.
Mrs. Scriblets I see that the Aristotle
manuscript has been published.
Mr. Scriblets I fear that the payment
for it will be too late to do Mr. Aristotle
any good, Puck.
Ull l IX OI It OI IMON
Sili'l.hl Ml V mic ,1-In ViMII i'I'UIU'II 111"
III I
the Hi iliieiu lie system 01' ini'dicinc, Jill
aiiswei linlillv that it is un 'nnd. Mmilld
he ask ynil I lie reason h v il is im untnl,
tell liini iust luv.iuse. Il this nnsiM f din s
mil 1 milium. I him by tls uii'iiiulily and lie
still persists, tell liini dial il is a new Ian
uled idea. This will piul'ilhlv plne ellei t
ive, us it bankiupleil the liisl iinu plow ft
tal'lisliuieiit. Slu'iiM ymi luil 111 that, tun,
don't mve up, but insist with the powerful
albumen! that your n 1 a n I nn1 1 n-r never
heard nl' it ; that lull can't see how luer
i'UI'V , ai'seiiie, stiM'hiiine, ele . ean he 1 n 1
lunMil iMnHi. and lliat the old schools
nl
medicine iniisl ueci ssanlv have evhausled
all t he st.H'k nl w isdnin, and thai I here ean -
no. pus
it all i
i.issildv lieauMhiiik' lelt to leiirn. And
our iuwellul Hi!Uiucnls have laded
In convince Inul nl the reasonableness nl
yniii ' posit imi ymi have still one I'urlliiiiii
shot tell him that you are simply aston
ished ; that yon thought him an intelligent
uian !
And still thrieaie men and women, too
upon w hoiii such uiiiunicnls have no ef
fect, hut they are lliinkini; people who are
w illim: to investigate heiiue they toi'in an
opinion.
Mot vv I, Kern t', unity, I'al.
V... f.W.ir ..rifiiii, .Viiff.V, II'iiWi. KK
Shi: 1 am glad to tell you that tuvwiie
still continues to improve. Looks like a
dilteient person. Skin eleaiin up; eyes
look brighter, and is leeling better gener
11 1 1 v ; no pain in stomach, and has good ap
petite. Ve le. l glad that we have found
some one w hn can do her irood. and ynu
will have other patients from this section,
Very respect fully , .lo-uui 15. iw vn.
Pr. Jordan's oltlee is at the residence of
ex- Mayor Vesler, Third and .lame.
Consultations and prescript ions absolute
ly Off.
Send for free hook expluiniiiK the llisto
genetie svstem.
t'U rioN. - I'he lllslngi neliu MedieineB
are solil in hut one agency in each town,
i'he lalicl around the buttle Ikmhs the fol
lowing inscription' " lr. .1. Lugeue Jor
dan. Hist. igeuetio Medicine." Kvery other
device is a tniiid.
Alter M iiimi Hisses forty the itrentest hero III
the world In him Is the mall who Ueeiiiue huiioim
niter tiltv
II Wll lO IIAMMK.lt TIIUOWKIt.
James Mitchell, champion hammer
thrower of America and holder of the
world's record at throwing hammer and
lil'ty-six-pouiiil weight, says:
" I have used Al.1.1 m k's Pokiii h l't v-rms
and found them without an eiiial. In the
earlv spring, w hen starting in to train for
the tiel.l events, I have always lnuud that
stillness in the joints and hack set in. As
soon, however, as t applied one of All.
ro. k's Pimm s I't. vsTKK.s, jiains and silliness
departed like magic. When I am alleelcd
with pains, etc., the result of a cold con
tracted while in training, I always use
Al I. cot k's 'oi;oi h I'l. si Klis w ith good re
sults. 1 can safely recommend them to
any one who is affected with pains or still
ness, the result of any kind of exercise.'1
The world Is (ull o( men w In
iromise (hut Is mttdc to them.
never fiirgi'ti
Kl'PTt'KK AM ril.KS UTIKD,
Wo iMisitlvely cure ruidiiro and all rectal dli
laseH without ialu ir detention (mm lumliieM.
oroire, no v; and 110 y until cunsl. Ad
lrewi (or pauiphlut Urn. Hortortield A Umiy,
Market street. San Francbii'd.
Mnnv 11 iromlnenl mini his tnltoo murks 011
his builds. Thus show tug Hie nisscssoii of ill. II
it v to overcome youthful lolly.
for alluving hoarseness and irritation of
the throat it is daily proved that " llrmrn't
Hrttiicltiiil Irurhm' are a luiltl remeity, yet
verv etlic.acious.
lie thai reicnts every diiy (or the sins nf every
lny w ill have only the 'shin ol one day to reiciit
wlieu Ii lues lo die.
HI It K (I l!K. KOK I'll.KH.
rinre core (or blind, bleea.uic and itehliiK Ftloa.
Jne boi has cured th worst cam of ten yr'
.tandluK. Nooneneefl Kufm. ten minute ftf
atiiug Klrk't (terman Fil Ointment. It abnorlMi
rumors, allay the Itching, ant a a poultice.
lve relief. lr. Kirk'n (ierman Hie Ointment
i prepared ouly (or Fil'i and Itching of tho
private part, aud untiling elo. Kvery boi 1
warranted
Sold by Druggl" n'l ent by mall on receipt
of price, 11.00 (Mir boi. J. J. Mack A Co., Wholo
ale Agent, rtu Fruclco.
CopyrlghL, 1890.
Which will you have,
sickness, suffering and despair,
or health, strength, and spirit ?
You can take your choice.
All chronic diseases and de
rangements peculiar to women
are permanently cured by Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
It restores the female func
tions to healthy action. It
removes the obstructions and
suppressions which cause
trouble and misery. For pe
riodical pains, internal inflam
mation, ulceration and kindred
ailments, it is a positive rem
edy. The system is invig
orated, the blood enriched, di
gestion improved, melancholy
and nervousness dispelled.
It's a legitimate medicine, the
only one that's guaranteed to
give satisfaction in the cure
of all "female complaints."
SEEDS
Tocted KoodK and chhIi price. Our eiitiilogue
UjIIh the reHt.
F. L. POSSON & SON,
Portland, Oregon.
N. P. N. U. No. 4028. F. N. U. No. 479
1 1: I' Nf HH t'A N'T UK ( I llr ll
IU local nl'l'll.-iiu.'li", 111. Ihej1 eiinnol iciieh the
illM'iled pel Hull ol the I'll I I IH'M' Is olll one
will to l ine tlciilnci., Hint Ihiil In b eohstltu
llollill ,'llll'itlel I .'ll Ili-sN 1 filllM'd li nil III
Humid eeniltlliin ol I lie mucous liiilut: ol the
I' Uvlilf hlllll I ul.e hell Ull" lube Keli. Illlhlhieil
Von Inn i' 11 ru m 1,1 1 mm sound 01 lniicilcrt hem
lutl, HIkI whi'll II Is colli. W cloned, lciltlll' Is
the ivmiII, inul unless Hie Inlliimiiuilloii emi be
tilkell out It 1 1 . 1 Illll. Illhe lesloled lo Its lioluilll
folnllllon. heiilllill Will be ilestloeil lolelct;
nine eilses out oi ten me eiiilscil iy ciilttiih,
w Mi ll l nullum) bill 1111 tnlhimeil eouillllou id
I he miieous Mil tiiccs
U e w III nil e 1 me II 11 ml led liolhns to. mil cum'
ol lieiilueos (e.iuscd hi CMtmihllhiil we . ittinol
cine bv til 1. 1 1114 Hull's fiiiiiith line Send lot
i lieuliirs, liee . K. .1 I IIIAI.N A i ll,
Toledo, il,
Sdd b) .linguist: ?.i cent".
selllsh iiiii t. heiiil Is mi hi o'er thmi hit ei
Just roiim I'liouch tm hliUhcH.
Mil I IOs OK MllM V,
Hit
There Is mtltioiiH ol moiiei tu mid mound New
oik l lt Keeking lioeslimiil II von lime h
fiiriii, flinch, mini', w e ciiu 11, iln 1,1 sell ll (01
vou II von hull' 11 iiieieiinllle business (ol siile,
or l( 01iw1111t 11 iiiiiiici Ith cniltiil lor iiuv
IcKllllllille business, we cull llrlli oll Addless
,1. A. I'l. Mill. A '., J ilt llioii.lwnv, New oil
Mum nvNr lloTKi., ihird mid l streets,
I'ni'tland, Or. I'iisl class aiTiimiiiodalioiis.
Iiates, fl to$l..i'perilay, Jacob llass, plop.
Cm' Knaiiu'lltitf Stove Polish ; no diit, un mnell.
Try Iikkmkv for breakfast.
Both the nifthoil ami u-sulla when
Syrup of Fig1! is takon; it in jiloiuomt
and refreshing to tho tnnto, inul icU
gently yet promptly on tho Kitlm-yu,
Liver ami llowj'l, clentiwi tho sys
tem cflectuatly, dinpels i'o11m, heiul
u'hes ami fevers ami ctireu lial)itu.,l
eoiiMtipation pertniuiently. For Pitlo
in SOcaiul $1 Inittli'd hy all lni(jgwU.
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO.
SAN rrVAACVSCO. CL.
L0UISIflLU.fr. HW 10HK, H.t.
ll UTiir cnrnirin i im I "
in: orctiriu a nu. i.
t 'itr h nil im ii nt unit illirtmrt;riif tiH'ii
TllliNll vi'Mi Mrirliii.-, Il Im Imk h t itH'-rnul
Im-K'.l. rlr,(l.HI. llrriirnr on
111 i. II i ,,i, its t.i uf priiv ty Tin' A. K
hi'lt Mr.lti'tm- ,Hlill J . 4 'ul.
I SAFETYDlljlllLt
I nm i.aiiii:m ani i.i:sh.i;mi;n.
fHoilsoll'.est Wl I In themiirkel. Mrlrtlv HIl'Ii
iirriile In elerv iiirtlenliir. I nslilon llres, Inn
Kent ,,)Hikes, (mm m.t.t to S-ml (or lllim
trilled riltilliiKlli'.rer.
KELLOCC fc HALL,
I'm lti!' Vmui At., ! Firt M., Sun rruitrUro,
15 THE COST
THE HARTMAN PATENT
Costs mi miiri. lliuii mi i.rcllimrv eliimsv uihhI tileket
lll.l I III II slllilt lime. I I Ilal llllllll " l em e Is
I'l.iilli.u 1 1 i inul Is nr.ietlnilh kvkri.wI'Inu. 1
TI'.Hl IMOMAI.H M Ml. I'll KltKK.
HARTMAN MFC. CO.,
(Always ineiitlmi
ft J n n a w ii h ii in wood !.-..'
iniwi
' -l. ' AFTrH OVAHS.'flC" W-M
n
P ISO'S KKMKDY FOK CATAKUH. Uent. Kiwi
et to use. ('Iienpi-Ht. Kelief in iinmi'diiite. A
cure id ei'rtnin.
p orl olil
a .u-WaAM,)
u
It ill an Ointment, of whieh ubiiibII part
to the nostrils. Price f)()e.
mail. Address: E.
l wepl-whenlwds
c
V'7',PaiEL
uf of scouring socvp usedf-ora,!!
m
-m cleaning purposes &
"Ah! Ah!" Cried the house
dfe, "Tho Secret I know, no
DIPuT can resist
SAPOLIO."
Boy Your Own Coeds if Your
ADVANCE THRESHERS,
THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Chemical Fire Engine and Extinguishers, Fire Hose and Department Supplies, Steam Lanndrr
Machinery, Pumps of all kinds, Brass Goods. Pipe and Klttinirs, Hancock Inspirators, Marine Wort
Belting and Hone, Wrenches, Lubricating Oils, Church, School and farm Belln. EuKlnesand Boilers.
Blacksmith brills and Foi
Forges, Buggies,
urrles,
U Carta In Portland.
majors, writ
im lor prices.
1 1 mm, Fsst cf Morrison Strest. P0BTL1M0. CI
BASE BALL,
Pains and Aches
AMI
THE DEST REMEDY
AUK INsKI'AltAIH.K.
FOR THE PROMPT, SURE CURE OF
Sprains, Bruises, Hurts,
Cuts, Wounds, Backnch,
RHEUMATISM,
ST. JACOBS OIL
HAS NO EQUAL.
THEOSOPHY.
I'l'rmMin 1 1 l l'i !
I, l
iltioi" I'T lull Mini
II. e III
TIn'osopMul Socli'ty,
It 11 I., No I t Miirs. l
meet, Hun I riiiiel.i o, 1 nl.
CI0H
J. McCRAKEN & CO.,
-liKAI.KIW IS
Rach( Hirbor llmt. Porllsixl Ctntnt. tlob
dtn Uatt nd Utah Pll, Hair If, Brick
nd Hft Clay. LANU PL'ili.H
III! North Kriiiil lirrl. l or. I,
I'tlUTI.ANII, Ull. .
STEIN WAY, Gabler tod Pease Plenoi
.,, h, ik Iist I'ovi Maui. iut Hi' lii'iK
chralHil ' UM, ll Mualeal ln.liiih .ins
nllni. laran met nf Hlwl Miialo em'
llOf I ikJKMI, ll MI.il.Sil l.i.l..l.'.iw. I.n'i""'.ir
ILsl. Irn !.' ill HIim'I Miialo ems.l II. 1. 1,
lua and hlre'l; M.lTiins UHO
UKl hni ihii ! nsilui Kiel liv ll.wk
.a
ST. HELEN'S
HALL,
Portlnnd,
Oroon.
Il.iar.llnit nil. I liar Melio.il (or lllrla;
Koiiii.li'.l IHtll); IIik iil.lil lte. II.
llr lol ll., II. I ., lie. lor.
I liiiriuiuli li.l l il Moll, n Inme und no'-fiilll
l.-eti'tl eiii.s nl l.'.ii-tii'rs, she!, nls ii .il
.t lo
Icttr; iti-n met .'Ii'sioit liulliUiiri in 1 1 .
iiuiikUii' inul In'UIUIIhI iol "t tie .'III
I..KH.S u.l.lress Ihe Missis It IHM'.S
II lost
I-U1I4
rnttll.TI'l lt'U"H V AnilllitHtf t'llll
ilMIU It M IliNil t A I'l 1 l lit n. I I !. . Stili lll iKrjfull.
wtiiir r-MiiKt- "f tinly, rnitur rutt" if in l lit.
Ihisiiicss, Short liainl,
tt'lh MMlull llliniijfhuut fill . Hlmli'lit ft.tthtt'
Inl nl any tlin. -Ulu tinu ptlltrr lnil, fit.
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY.
I'imiiiiIhI i m ; i.
A i mlf nil , rr t'tniir ith.l I'M mm y
1 ii'piu t iiimi l h. Hf r h-iitur t'liui , hi
('hhlihit till lotllltii-rt Itil 111 thr Ai'u'ti'llili'
h'uir(MHlit. 1 Htrljilliu IMt tiiiiili, Irtil
l rfi't .Nit Inul n u I in 1 1 1 i'i Ut'fir W ttli
ritnltiliMH'i (o iiitiiMtt inul (itijilU tliti'iiuli
oiit Hit Nnrlhwi-il I 111111. 1 Iinu Ii r4,
i iiilftn, IT tfuiiliiHU-H tuit vriu, hutirtt't'iith
yt'rtt uti'd r jiri'tnit tiiHiuii'iiiriil will Iw
i(lti Ht pi. I i, t'or I'titiiliiuni' (tint uttiiT
-ItifornutlitMi .I'Im-hm J. VV. Htl.1,, M It ,
1'r Itu ll'til, I. . ItnWi-r IT, I'.-n IiumI, Or,
IS THE SAME.:
8TEEL PICKET FENCE
iillnlr 1 1ml otislruils the view it I I III
ml or full
iirtlslle III ileslKM. (inil
1, 1,1' s I'll All; I i I ' A I'A I
ts tin- Krollll'ts without emi-
I'rAl.uill K WITH flltrns ASH
Beavor Folia,
Pa.
lliis miei m writliiic.
n
in tho lleai I it Iihh no equal.
mi iiM lam i idwri 16l ,
rtiele is applied 1
Kists or sent by I 1
k, Warn-n, Pa. J
Sohl by druHKuM
T. IIazki.tink
born.o.nd every dy
who didhtuse
"Oh! Oh!" Cried the DIRT,
" At length I must go, I oannot
withstand
SAPOLIG."
Dealer Docs Not Carry Tfiem.
PARRY CARTS AND ROAD WAGONS,
Best and Cheapest In the World.
Carts, $15 Up. Wagons, $50 Up.
Spring and Exprons Wagons, the lament . " Tt
For further liilormaUou coll on or oddraa
on or addrvaa
A A a a Ii ". ' n 7.T1T II A A A fl J