More Emphatic than Ever .
Housekeepers who have been induced to try some
new brand of baking powder in place of the Royal,
"just for a change," become more emphatic than
ever in their praise of the Royal.
The mail frequently brings over a thousand let
ters a day commending the great qualities of the
Royal Baking Powder from patrons in every part
of the world, many of whom have used it for over
a quarter of a century without a single failure. It
never loses strength. The last teaspoonful in a cau
is as good as the first
The wolf mid the bear, y Russian proverb,
are vcrj healthy, yet they liever ah.
RCFTl'RB AND PILES CURED.
We positively dire rupture, pile nd all rec
tal digONMM without paiu or detention (mm bust
new, No cure, no pay. Alio all Private du
eaxeo. Address for pamphlet Ors. Portertleld &
Loaey, MS Market street, au Frauclaeo,
Some people get nomethlutr for nothing, and
the rest get nothing for something.
Coughs. "Broiru'i Bronchinl .VocWtre
a sure remedy for coughs and sore throat.
2o cents a box.
The lazy la unre a, as well as the flannel ahlrt,
ahrluka from waetiiug.
nave Tou Asthma?
Pr. R. Sciiiffmass. St. Paul, Minn., will
mail a trial package of Schitttnan'a Asthma
Cure free to any sufferer. Gives instant re
lief iii worst cases, and cures where others
fail. Jiame this paper and send address.
Tbt G ism i a for breakfast.
Use Enamellne Stove Polish; no durt. no smell.
How to Come to a Stop.
When we least
expect them,
accidents will
befall us, a veri
fication of the
old adage that
the unexpected
always hap
pens. The fol
lowine recites
how an active business man was
suddenly brought down.
THE TRAIN STOPS.
Given , O. " Recently while in the act of
alighting; from my car. I stepped upon a atone,
which, turninj? suddenly under my foot, threw
me to the ground, with a severely sprained ankle.
THE MANAGER STOPS.
Suffering- exceedingly, I was helped Into tny
car, and my man rubbed me most generously
with arnica and kindred remedies, but to no
avail.
A POINT TO STOP AT.
Reaching a station where St. Jacobs Oil could
be procured, two Domes 01 URI 3 i nt
Knnrrht anH t hi" annliCm- aa-aaaaBV
lion nf it rultd at nnce in a
relief from pain, which had
well nigh become unbearable.
I was out and about my work
in three days."
Prest. & Genl. Man. O. & M. flrVSS-
The Pain Stop. wfrTr
"German
lyrup
)9
Justice of the Peace. George Wil
kinson, of Lowville, Murray Co.,
Minn., makes a deposition concern
ing a severe cold. Listen to it "In
the Spring of 1888, through ex
posure I contracted a very severe
cold that settled on my lungs. This
was accompanied by excessive night
sweats. One bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup broke up the cold,
night sweats, and all and left me
la a good, healthy condition. I can
give German Syrup my most earnest
commendation."
The Best
Waterproof
Coat
In the
WORLD I
rW MM
The FISH liUASD SLICKER Is warranted water
proof, and will keep youdry in tho hardest storm. The
new POMMEL SLIIKElt is a perfect riding coat, and
coverstheentiresaildle. Bcwareof imitations. Don't
liuy a coat if the " Fish Brand ' Is not on It. Illantra-
tetl Catalocue free. A. J. TOWER, Boston, Mass.
MERCURIAL
Mr. J. C. Jones,of Fulton. Ark., eaysol
IFSg5fl "About ten years ago I con
rw)i tracted a severe case of blood
poison. Leading physicians prescribed
medicine after medicine, which 1 took
without any relief. I also tried mercu
rial and potash remedies, with unsuc-
RHEUMATISM
cessf ul results, but which brought on an
attack of mercurial rheumatism that
marlA mv lifa one of Rtronv. After suf-
ering four years I gave up all remedies
and commenced using 8. S. S. After
taking several bottles, I was entirely
mimd and nhl t,r resnme work.
3F321 is the greatest medicine for
K-jvfa biooa poisoning 10-uay ou
the market."
Treatise on Blood and BMn Diseases mailed
"VWI
llooth lUajirltiiawdai Two Girls,
The other ikorniu Edwin Booth was
rery much startled when it waiter tit the
Mount Vernon hotel brought two card
to his room Ixaring the names of two
ladies unknown to him. The waiter
aaid the ladies were pretty, and were
waiting in the jiurlor. In a few minutes
Booth made his appearance in the par
lor, and much to his surprise he fouuJ
two young and very pretty society pills,
one of w hom was a debutante. They
Informed him they had attended every
performance since his arrival in Haiti-
inore. and had become so fascinated
with him that tliev had decided to call,
They hoped he would pardon them for
doing so. for a few 111 unites lootn mui
nothing. First he looked at their cards,
which he still held in his hand, and then
at the girls, w ho blushed and lieoauie
Terr much confused. At last the silence
was broken.
"Young ladies," said Booth, "I hap
pen to know the names on these cards
are assumed, and if I only knew your
real names I should most certainly in
form vour parents what you have done,
Now, take my advice, go home, and
don't ever run to see an actor again, for
the next interview might not be so pleas
ant."
The young ladies departed, and have
been very much alarmed ever sinre lest
their parents should find them out.
Baltimore American.
Why They Sy 1.
Lawyers would ask more questions than
they do if they did not fear getting the
wrong answers. ew Orleans t icayune.
The cost of rough steel castings for
marine engine work is said to be about
four times that of cast iron, but greater
allowance has to be made tor tne ma
chining, as much as 20 per cent, of the
casting being removed in some cases.
An eclinse of the moon is caused by
the shadow of the earth; the phases of
the moon are caused by the continually
varying inclination at which that half
of it that is illuminated by the sun is
presented toward the earth.
While there are differences of opinion
in regard to the effectiveness of the pro
tection afforded by lightning rods, the
best authorities favor the view that a
faultless system of conductors insuro ab
solute protection.
"The number of impecunious earls in
the world," said Hicks, "is proof to me
that the early bird doesn t eaten tin
worm these days."
ON THE WAT TO PARADISE.
Let us hope that the people who habitually
disregard their health will r ach that desirable
place, and avoid the locality which is leas de
siraole as an eternal residence on account o( the
heat and surroundings generally. But while we
tarry in this vale of tears, why should we vo un
tarilv endure the torture of dVBWimia when a
systematic UBe of Hoetetter's Stomach Bitters
will na us 01 me atrocious nmittuy wnieu un
less physlciai s are very much at fault U-nds to
shorten the term of our existence. Heirthurn,
biliousness, constipation almost always accom-
innv thin enmn aim. ana are svmDiomauc oi n,
'htwe are all extlneuishel bv the Bitters, which
also conaueni comnletelv malaria, rheumatism,
nei vousnesa and debility. Hince the appearance
of " la grippe" it has shown a singular mastery
over th formidable complaint that has carried
off i j many oi our brighten; ana Desi.
It isn't the man who blows most who finds it
the easi st to raise the lnd.
KISS ELL SAGE,
The well-known financier, writes:
" 506 Fifth Avenc, )
New Yoek City, December 20, 1890.1
" For the last twenty years I have been
using Allcock'b Pobous Plasters. They
have repeatedly cured me of rheumatic
nains and nains in mv side and back
Whenever I have a cold, one on my chest
and one on mv back speedily relieve me.
1 My family are never without tnem.
RussBLL Sage."
"This !a a hard thing to set over," muttered
the razor the baruer was using on Mike de
Young's cheek.
Did you ever see a sickly
baby with dimples ? or a heal
thy one without them ?
A thin baby is always deli
cate. Nobody worries about
a plump one.
If you can get your baby
plump, he is almost sure to
be well. If you can get him
well, he is almost sure to be
plump.
The way to do both -there
is but one way is by care
ful living. Sometimes this
depends on Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil.
We will send you a book
on it; free.
Scorr & Bowrn, Chemists, ita South (th Avenue,
New York.
3
A FEW COLLMK YARNS.
WORK THAT BOYS IN SCHOOL WILL
UNDERTAKE FOR FUN.
liming I'tirly That Failed How A
!'rttiaiii''s lloiar Was tUUod In th
Air When Olio lYIInw Unit to I'tny
Three lloitia In Stive the ',rtl.
Talking of lumiur," said a university
cluti man tln oilier eveuliiir, "1 in hero
Willi some emphasis and invent to say It U
not always a hiuxvss. I was till a party
f students oneo who, having set their iu'ii-
leniio hearts 011 liu.inu; a roti.nli and 1111-
outh KiHvlmen from Vermont, repaired to
his room about II n'eloek one nihl to per
form these rites. There were seven of tho
Invaders, inrluditi! myself, and wo silently
olleeted In the corridor outside the fresh-
man s uoor. in oroer to 1 impressive in
our entrance at a pvoti signal we hurleii
ourselves against (he portal and burst, it in.
1 recall a feeliu;? of pride as t lie door
went in at the successor tlilsllrst step,
but nothing distinctly afterward. In the
dim, religious light which sifted through
the curtains from the swinging moon we
lieheld a long, sparse and meager Mni
who llew out of Ivd and fell upon us. Ho
was silent as a bulldog, but (pilck and
ferocious as a cat. 1 never saw such a
creature. I got a Mow which 1 vivnliy re-
liiemlier comparing on the spot to a Hail, a
comparison, by tho way, which I do not now
alter or regret. The whole iitiair out not
last ten minutes, and its close found my
self and the other ha.crs buttered and
bruised and out in the hall.
K.USIM) TIIK IIOU'.K.
'The Vcriuontcr did not even attempt to
close the door after us, such was his con
tempt for our prowess. Ho went over to a
washstand wlnlo we consult oil in the hall.
We did not go back in his room. We could.
of course, but wo saw it would consume a
Kreat deal of time and the hour was late.
So we gave it up.
'Sav. you ermont man: I said as wis
were about to leave, 'I trust you are no!
mean enough to report this to tho fae
ultyf ' 'Not at all," lie said with a cheery
laugh. 'I like it. Como again any tuiK you
please. Vour attentions are very gratify
ing to my pride.' "
Where I was." said the listener, "wo
had a little fun one night perfectly blood
less, however which i:i its results tilway
rose an insolvable mystery to the profound
head of the institution. The professor had
an old, fat, sluggish horse, which abode in
a small pasture or paddock close to the col
lege. One night a party or us tepairol
thither and proceeded by means of rails'
laid square, just ns children build cob
houses, all decked over or lloorcu wun
some two lucu piuias wnicu lay come
nient, to build a platform. We raised it
at first perhaps eighteen inches ironi uie
ground. Then we built a second close lie
side the first and made it three feet high.
'The horse was led upon tho first, and
from thereto the second. Then, takingoll
the plank floor, we added about four rails
to each of the four sides and carried the
first platform to about eighteen inches
higher tliau the one on which tho horse
stood. This was planked over and t ho old
horse invited to climb on it, which he did
inadocile, oppositionless way very w inning
to our young hearts. ell, we coiiiiuueo
this alteration business, leading tho old
war horso from ono pedestal to the othe
until ho was twelve feet in the t;ir, perched
on an eminence of rails and planks.
'This suited the most fastidious of the ,
party, and we tore away the rail and plank
construction the horse had no further use
for and piled it carefully back in its sever
al parts just where we got it. I he old
horse, w ho seemed to realize ins position,
didn't stroll about any, but made the best
of it, lyina down ami going to sleep. The
professors were much ustotindcd in the
morning and never were able to figure it
out. They sent to a neighboring town ror
help and got the horse down with a der
rick. PBAYINO AGAINST FIIIE.
"Another time," continued the racon
teur, "a party of us had been out on that
sacred night Halloween tearing off gates
and signs and otherwise disporting our
selves ufter the fashion or college youth
the world around. We had brought about
a cord or broken store signs up 10 jim
Martin's room, and were merrily burning
them in his big fireplace. The ceremonies
were at their height when two or three
professors, excited to the movement by in
dignant townspeople, whose signs beinjj
ravished had followed us to the college
gates, rapped loudly at the door for admis
sion. Souieuung nau 10 ue none, us 11
would never do to let in t he professors and
those broken evidences of our guilt around.
"A man by the name of Jack Nesbit whs
equal to the pinch, however. It was a rule
of the college that 110 proiessor snouiu oe
denied entrance to a room, no matter the
hour, unless the occupant was engaged in
prayer. In event of the present progress of
this religious exercise the professor was
unable to wait until the 'amen,' and could
in nowise complain. At the first rap Nes
bit broke into prayer. In a loud, sonorous
tone he sought mercy for himself and his
companions. Continuing he beleagured
the throne of grace in behalf of the col
lege, as well as the professors, singly and
in a body. Next the students came in (or
note by name and in bulk, as well as every
attache of the place to the small person
who cleai.ed knives and forks in the
kitchen. No one was slighted or over
looked. Then Nesbit went for the govern
ment and prayed for the nation at large;
then the president and his pressing needs
were named, and divinity was pleaded with
for their fulfillment; then all the depart
ments and various officers of state, and
when thev were exhausted all the states,
beginning with Maine and ending with
California, were interceded for.
"After this Jack went to Europe, and,
beginning with England, related the neces
sities of each government and sought their
satisfaction. From there he went to Asia,
to Africa, thon to South America, and so
on until he was drifting among the islands
which dot the southern seas. Meanwhile
the rest of us turned stokers and crowded
the signs into the fireplace, where they
roasted and leaped almost to the limits of
general conlagration. Just as Jack was
landing at Auckland the last splinter went
up in smoke and the disgusted professom
were let in. The prayer was almost three
hours long, and as the teachers filed in
Nesbit closed with some quotation from
Kt.. Mark which refers to those who, seen-
ing a sign, shall find it not." Kansas City
fetar.
In England the badger a somewhat dif
ferent animal from the American badger,
though like h; in iu many respects is still
bunted by gentlemen by way of "sport."
Dogs are especially trained to hunt badgers,
and the sport has the peculiarity that it
must be enioved at night. Between 11 at
night and 8 in the morning, when the
badeer sallies forth from his hole In pur
suit of his game, the sportsmen go in par
suit of him.
Und taMe in the mouth or nn unpleasant
breath, when resulting from catarrh. m
overcome, and th nasal paistttrt whloU
have been closed for years are made free by
the use of Kly's Cream ltiilnt, 1 aullered
front catarrh for twelve years, oxporlonoliiK
the iiiuiseatinn dropping iu the throat pe
culiar to that disease, and nose bleed al
most dailv. I tried various remedies with
out benellt until last April, when I saw
lMy's I'reain Italnt advertised. I procured
a lioltle, and since tho first day's use have
had 110 more bleeding-the soreness Is en
tirely gone.- 1M1. Ihivldson, with the Hus
ton )'inj(f, formerly with the Huston Jmir
im. Apply Halm Into each instril. H Is
quickly absorbed, (lives relief at one,
Trice, oO cents at druggists' or by mall.
Ki.y Hhotiikhm,
M Warren street, New York.
One rout pttd U worth a d moil In your mut"
Hl'VTK or Ohio, t'nv or T01 Kll ',(
I .! I'OI'NI V. I
Krask j. I'iikn vmakeaoNih Hint he Is the
so lor partner 01 the II r m ot K. J. 1 iiknky As I o.,
ilnliii; tniMm m tu tho 1 tlv of In eilo, county unit
Slnte uforeauhl, mut Hint nhl llrmttlll sy the
Biimiil ON K lU'Mi'tKU Hol.l.AKS lor ouch 101. 1
ter ease o( I' A 1 Httii thnt eimuot lie cured by
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KKANK J. CIIKNKY.
Swum to In fore mo sail miliwillieil tu my pres
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K.. A. W. II KASOS.
.Vidiri; 'lldli'.
Hull's Oiiliorli Cure In taken Inicriml y. mut
hoi- airecttv oil Hie blood slid mucous sihIhcos
ol the M'Meiii. send for toalliiumla'a. I ret'.
K.J fllKNKY TO., Toledo, O.
W 'ld by I'ruiiKtsia: T.1! cents.
coprmwin 1831
In the j'litce of a woman
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why not le a woman who's healthy,
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You needn't experiment. Tho
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you're a new woman. You can af
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But do you need to bo urged?
You don't want size in a pill it
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TADIESs
IT0 Ynumt'lvri tin-
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This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success
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Travelers convenient pocket size 25c. Asl
our druggist for SHILOH'S CURE. If you)
ungs a:e sore or hack lame, use Shiloh s Por
jus 1'lasters. fnce, 25c,
THE M05T
POPULAR
C)0NG
Tobacco is a luxury a quieting, reBt
ful friend to mankind.
The better the quality the sweeter and
milder the smoke.
In all these good qualities mastiff
plug cut stands at the head of smoking
tobaccos.
J. B. Puce Tobacco Co., Richmond Virginia.
lillHtS WHIHt Alt HSF UttS.
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in urns. Kola ny druggist
"Wm,
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, , nr. - ksT i'( u'i r i m
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Both tlio method atul results whet
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FIHE USIin&NCE COMCIHI.
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Hull. hi, Vnv lnliliil: Hiiplii-ii i. Ivi, Mwm
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tlm HOMK MI'Tt'AI. Klr lustrniuK roniiiiy
diil iKmcr rwlllc ('own liimhiKas lit llix i nr mm
limn nn v or Hi tilni'ly Aiiii'rii nii i-ihiiiiiip rvp
nwoiitril ii'''t Hi" KiWiiibu's KiiimI, hiiiI mily tlin
of llii' llilrly i-islit fan-in 11 i'.niiuiiili' ri'iri',iilil
wivlliil llio IIOMK Ml i'l AI, In Hi vnliiniK l
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yiuptniui illMuiHtnr : In tun rtsytli,l Iwo-lhlnll
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l'i Tlilnl Mt I'ortlmiil. Or. Tliolr
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otlit-ra. It nt'ViT falla. All I'lironlf,
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f fl"H ARTM A N
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hi-
mil
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T. II. IHK, tlcn'l atril 8
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RUPTURE""
Noildcnlloii from himlucHa, We refer ytm to over n luitit ntn, mnl hiic
tintiuiiitl hiiul.a, Invrsticulc our niftliml. Writtt-n K'uinmiti- l i 11 1 w lull ly
Cine u'.l l;iii(l of Kl'I'TUKK of holli hpxi-s, without I he utf of KXIH! (ik
HVKINt.lC, 11a mtittcror
THE 0. E. MILLER COMPANY
COKRIiSI'OMH-.NCK Hnl.iriTMl, Hi NI) POR ClKl
PRINTERS:
Inks that is, good inks play an
important part in the appearance
of your Job, Book and Newspaper
work. We have received a large
stock of Jaenecke & Ullman's cel
ebrated Bronzes and Inks in tubes,
cans, kegs and barrels. All the
largest consumers in the States use
these Inks, and why? Because
they are the best and cheapest. A
trial will convince you more than
all the advertising we can do.
Send orders to PALMER & REY,
Sole Agents, Printers' Warehouse, Portland, Or.
L-h -"i
BETTER MAN.
"Confound you I What An you mraa fcf Irf1l
run thai iirrlltartoa ovu my Uwil"
"Kri m mil ol ili wsy lhn "
-u.iia. m,n iu.alia,nnl Itttllarla TabKa
ha trlrlttatrtl young sillhol whoa Mtltall mf
irata In lit cunut taau el I In tral U W
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rtt lliao yolila lirt-aua I liaat ! It,
iianl a riyrup of Wild t',ia. Ih !'! Mo
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H Co., al I'oillantl iWrynn ami my tMirliatl sp
rats dally In lltrlt MtJutl AJwf, i put foul
tn yout piHkrl and iuitly yuui blu.! kj a
nyttip uf W1I1I Diap " 1 .
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t)ri ator
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yrors, nmt I lrj rijhl on, hrniu I find then
art nobailt ft out ami no trick rtmtrttd to.
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good dull, ami 'w onltmt ifoixi row all
yoinli of tk comjiutalwiiy yt them
promptly, and often Hived a nuirA aiQfr
" don't tnult anyvhrrt tit, if I can
Kttp U,"K Customer.
It is tend too our prlra list. Twill Cost
nothing to s It, and may lx ol benrflt.
SMITHS' CASH STOREJMr
lit ill SVtwl M.. & It. I supi'llu.
MANN'S pONE QUTTER
Will iuf llrv nr flntt.n
lluut'i, Mi-lit, tit lot lo nittl alt
liri'rii Cut llnNkH will
iVmhln il.,) iiiiiiiUt ul riois
iniiko lluuu numiliT.
tlli whl tarry tliu ht'iia
nti'ly tliroiiKh tho writing
It-rlixl uuil put tin-in In
t'oiulilloii to In y whi'ii fKK
toiiiiiiiiii'l ll' hlitlit'Hl prlia
anil will iliivvlii yout
rlilcks fnnur tauu any
OttllT footl.
I'icI flrron Montis anil
tio ( rroaoitaiin to kill
llio lli u. an I vou will initka
Jtl'V iKfCnU liioro pin.,!.
Hi-tut (or CntHlogua ami
Jirifi-s.
rETALDMl INUURATCR FOSP'T, rmWII., CAU
Pianos and Organs.
WINTER & HARPER,
71 Morrison Street, Portland. Or
Hot HOU.
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ao wimrn
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an aunarara.
1. 8T0NlR.0.,I)i!l,,v'..U
old IHragiUla
1'ltlt ..
Why ?
Because
They are
Odorless,
Everlasting
FLEXIBLE"tTli
And "Best."
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hulii, simi, sim a iu ipotui uiu, mm.
howliui(Stiiii(liiii. HXAMINA TION l'ki:ii.
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