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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1893)
4 km iW k 1 rewder AESglirTELY PURE .Where the best food is required, the Royal Baking Powder only can be used. I have found the Royal lakin Powder superior to all others. C. cju, hit c:.., v.-:.-..vV, .'. r. An linter'trUinc l'urtlr. America is iv.:i to bo the hen of en terprise, but an English bi'.r.:'..'.r hits jrrvno a little ahead of nnythiuj th.:t ever orig inated in the Y.i.iltie mind. He conceive! the idea of iniT.v.sin his receipts by fnr tiahing to a now.sp.iper "boats" on his uploits. After each burglary ho wut a full account to the paper and c.uiected ry for the articles ia the usual wny. The fact that he was finallv dt teced and Is now tn jail does net detract from his distinction as a man of resources. Eocheiter Democrat and Chronicle. Tbs rink of Propriety. lie Now, Miss Evelyn, you wouldn't Use young man under any circunisUinees. irould jouf She Of course not. He And why? She Bocaune he should take the iuitia T. Puck. She XV tit Tlre4. He I sJways par as I go. be (jswainj) Well, bow is it tint when you are paying aiteaiijas 70a Dvr go, atw Turk Iicra.il. IF YOl I.OOK I WebtiiT' 1' f : y, y,.u , .li thai lie. ciminitio;! e: a .'I'yia is 11 Oliriflii i il"'! '.Vm. Now t'.iat viiu f.-r. !; 'nit . v. e offer y.-u a smut; : I i'.re.s::i -.' t.d a Vt'rv Si-A-oiia' !e ime: & C3 t3 :iirV rr! to- Ciir'- '(",ris In por-nlar colors in cheek?, su-ipi- r .1 ii:Js, ST inches wide. It will cost about 3 c n 8 per yhrd to mail. so yon see you re setting good frade of itingham delivered at ;.uur post office for cOT.- per vard. Fend $ (or the Vet Shirt on earth, srd r feive it by mail, (nice tried, you wiii sI'.vsti ni them. Try on. AlSteinbarMo., First and Morrlaon, Portland, Or. 585" Laruest and cheapest clothing home ia ttt lsciflc Northwest. PFUhJDER'S. KIDNEYS. LIVER D:CASS. DY3FlP-;:A. fcXPIMPLE3.B-.rrCr!E: -Lf.ur'.h.a MiJWWI ttiLAoLU. X.-'"t YOUNG MZHl The Specific A No. I. Potm, wlthont fall, all cae ct Onnnrr. R Bumrtlnu. yrtsvinfi etricture, It bf!i..r bm in- I frnro r(-meiy. cure wiin vefytnlJig eiae e has f.-illed. ISuM by all Urnrtrtsts. K Alauufacturerg;lTieA.bchoenhef.VrJlclEe J Co.. ban Jote.CaL t A rtrangc ss it may seem, is caused C ... . 1 i . e , 1 1 1 . uuni a ieck 01 mat wmct. is never exactly digested fat. The greatest lact in connection with Scoffs EiifSSOO nppears at this point it is tartly t.ixcsiui jaizna tne most weakened digestion is quickly strengthened by it. The only possible help in Consumption is the arrest of waste and re newal rf new, healthy tissue. Scott's Emulsion has done wonders in Con sumption just this way. TV--- t-r r-.-tf & Bowno, T.. y. Alldrnonista. - who have weak luncsor Asth- ff. 'J gSJ ma, Jhonld use Piso'B Care for 3 m Consumption. It has enred XJj thonsanrts. Ithan notlnjnr 1 led one. It Is not bad tottUe. ii y it is me oestouugu syrup. Bold eveirwnere. a&tt OS Sit III! 11 yHnront The Endowment of Daughters. Tho propriety of endowing dair;hters apiH'ars to bi now seriously discussed in different pans of the country. This arises partly out of a pnvi:it house of justice, which, tho philosopher kiv, is tho hist sentiment to be develop'.'.! ia the enso of women, r.nd partly out of the commercial exigencies which in the lust twenty years have loft stranded so many women with no moans of livelihood. j Tho endowment of daughters would ac complish several ends. It would enable them to marry the men of their choice, it would support them if they do not marry, and in case of commercial disas ter would furnish nt least temporary provision for the family. The matter has proro.sod until tho methods of en dowment siti different countries are un der advisement. According to Sir Henry llaino it was tho passing of tho I'.oman dowry into France afa r the conquest of ( !.r..l that hua made of France the richest an moat prosperous of nations. It is unlikely, however, desirable 11s it mi'ht be, that the frugality and self denial the hum blest Frenchman practices to by aside Lis daughter's dowry wiil appeal to a ration accustomed to e;e-y livim; :.ud as impatient forsv.ift re.-nkjiis tla. New York EveniuL' Sun A .!;;inc liditnr. Editors may i'.n.l some consolation in tho fact that they have iij ir nl feelings of envy in the breasts v.( a young Japa nese boy. A rvcer.t isMincf i:n Fa'-t In dian paper cor.tair.fd tho following nor)u "A schoolboy in Lo.rabaya was nki'd to describe an editor of a pn;T. IIo did io in tins way: 'An editor is the Incident man in tho world. Ib can go to a cir cus every ufT'mc(j!i and every evt r.ing without pay;:;g a cor I IS e can gofih'o to the court Louses, the- ph;ces of tisecn tion and the races. "He has fr' e tic!:eis tu:ll theater-"., re ceives prewnt.i fit his cilice, and g ts his ears boxed too. lie (.w also to lrigen. JIalung cr Liiiwuag (places of amn.s-o-ment). IIo t'ofs not do this often, how ever. In ono paper In? can deny every thing that was said in the previous one, and he dees so. rs a rule. Whou other people aro nlrea !y in bed, the editor ia till up. happens, come an too." lie stays up late to s?o what When 1 grow big 1 shall bo editor Then I can stay up A Rcrnion V.xrhnnu. The late?t enterprise which we hear announced in th'j young and enterpris ing west is the "Sermon cxchang-2," of Chicago. According to popular belief the practice of clerM'men has been to write sermons until they hi:d filled a barrel. Then tho barrel would bo turned upside down i:nd the pennons all preached over fignin. Where a minister remained in a church a great many years the congregation would cfter awhile be gin to know when the barrel vens turned Borne sermons were looked forward to with much interested others with more or less dismay. The Sermon eseh.mge is to do away with nil of this. It is r.o longer necessary to preach a sermon over a second timo. The preacher can take an old sermon and tie twenty-five cents to it. This ho sends to the exchange and receives one written by somo one else by return mail, or if he has no sermon to end he can got one for fifty cents. Bal timore Sun. Long I '1 :!ik! Indians. There was a time when many of the Bhinnococka shared in tho occupations of the white people nnd acquitted them selves with great credit. I allude to tho whaling period in Southampton history, The Shinneeock at sea, whether pure blood or half breed, made an exact sailor. The discipline of the forecastle was good for him, at least so long as ho was afloat. Many of them got to be mates, and one became a captain. This distinguished lailor man was not a pure bred Indian, but was part uegro, and probably had a imall though potential quantity of white blood. This was Captain Lee, and any one down toward Southampton or Sag Harbor can tell of his giant stature and Immense strength. This Captain Lee was the son of a still nioro famous man, Parson Lee. John G. Speed in Har per's Weekly. Just Cause. "Wodjer black Joey's heyo fur arter he'd denied as he'd said them things Hbout yer?" "Denied it? Not 'iin! Why. t 6es to 'ira. "Joerge ses you've bin cod ing me a blackleg.' And he up and ses, '1 re-pudiate the statement.' And then 1 blacks 'is eye. I might ha' stood the cove'3 sayin of it once but w'en ho goes w re-pudiates it!" London Public Opinion. THE UniDS LCCT. Her mother's f.ice. tn yonnit nmt fulrl This U nlmt lather seems to neu As Ktliel kneelx lie.Ule tils elialr, ller itweet ie l uw tenderly Into hi im 11, while In III luvtrt llo feels tiow yuu'kly tliey iniixt part. Orowlnu nioro ln-iuilllul mid itood, Mor like her mother diiv hy day. A Krfvt (Jmverof ni:iiiteiiliil. How piiri", how Iin ;lii, no words ran sy. Hp fnlll votild keep er hy his olde Who soon w ill be 11 happy hridiv. For twenty years hK thoughts K' biu-k AIoiiu a hIi.i.IowihI p.illi of lite. To llnd, with Kiinslilue 011 tlm Irmi, Tim lonu lost vision of liU wife. What wonder If lil ee.t gmvt dim- That f;' mi like, upturned to limit Ah, well, his thoughts nn iiiieoiife.sd--Ho noiild not nuir lo r Joy tonlulill He knows oimi; bu ds w 111 leave I lie nmt. And paints In r future fair and tiilhU One lust loud kis ru niiit not atay Tomorrow l l,, r wrddlni; ilay. -J. li. D isIwikmI In (Julver. MOTHERS AND MORALITY. A French Scatrsnmn't Splritdld Tribute to the I iithio'im of Home. Altnwt rveryw here I lie subject for short er hours for women Is Ivin titillated. Pur iiiK R dc!'.'i:oln t'v I'remli senate M. Jules plmon uitnU' it Ki-iti.l (iiiie.il fort lie ptissNi; of the Itor rtvle. ;i t he hours of lUir for women In tV iviu of ;ls reitmrks, Wbtch will Interest people of other coun tries as ell ns Pr. inei', the great aemitor Hid: "My friend, M 1' '.-eiu:er, arurd th.it ljr 11 these nice t Ivories we lire brounlit to the neci'si!y o! pr.'.etitnii; l.ilior ns n pun ishment, that in .'itiemptitnj to protect the feeble atittist the noiiso of l.ilior wo are imply iersii:ii:ii) ; tliein that daily Itiluirls a hard tiling, w'e.-i , there Is nottilnjj more pleasant or foruljitig. "I eitamly there Is nothing in the world o sweet H.s labor It Is nti old friend to us 11. For niv part, if It litis not iilwaya given me what I ':o;ed for.it has, on the other hand, made mo m-s tu niv happy hours. The Imppit t p.wt of my life I owe to it. C oust ip:. ei iy 1 1:111 m a position to ay that work is a b-'iieiit, ami I may add that I cannot cotieotve of any gr-;rrr mis fortune for rt I e;ii.iu liein than to live without work i 'i.;. "Uut there are ner.i! sorts of work, and I am afraid that this is something whieli otno people aro iueime.l to forget. I'or instance, the la'oor wlneh we perform here, seated com.ori a'-ly 111 ui nieh.ur-., is very agreenble. Too i..sk wh!. ;i jott uudert.iko tn your private ei',;. .' eh'inns you, nud that which my co'leag ie perorms when he Roes to the pai.us to p!.-a. before the courts Is for him n soureo of joy mid satisfaction. But permit r.10 to say that them is nothing in common let v. v n tii.:' sort of work and tho manual lahor ot thi taan who tuitu iu his twelve hours in a factory. "Who ran tew-h r, rainy to a child bet ter tlnm a uiotl.c: t'ertiinly moral in truclton is inelu-i.-d 111 all the aehool progratnines, nut tinv.evt r mue'i 1 nitiy re spect the tcachm, I I viiove Unit the moth er Is best llttcd f(,r i.!v;i!;j that kind of in struction. When young fo'.k are tempted byevlltiieyth.uk c f their mot hers; they don't think of t::.-ir M-hoolmaaters. If, when the orkingmtin come home he does not fiu l i.i wife, v ho is nhlljjed to lahor as ninny hours as he 11, arid dors not llnd his children properly cured for -In a word, when thrre Is in hi home neither cleanliness tier cernfort r.or nlTeetion, can you not etisiiy tniderstnnd the rnuse of his errors am) of his shortcouiitn;sf Hut let him find a ra;ly Kr;it house, well cared for children, a humble but ainimhuit Hiip per, and tho cood Ki s of n wife Imppy to ee him back again 11. en do you think that he won't eom home more willingly and more regular:) "My collfigue, .!. Til'.tn, has explained to you why it has of-on heeti said that team has killed the wife and the toother nd has left us only the female. That is only too true. In our workshops the mother and wife exist no longer. There fore, in the name of humanity I say to you, 'Give us bark the wife, ive tin buck the mother!' And, I n:l;;:it almost add. 'Give oa back morality!' "That Is the reason, gentlemen, why ask to Rive the w-.in.-.n the hour that we demand for her Give It to her, for if you don't it wiil not bo tlvra to her. Give back the woman to human society, that is to ay, gentlemen, k's ve back morality to humanity. What is society without a moral code, n hon e without children, a home without n v. i;'e t,nd wit lioutu mot her F Yon will, I know, vote for this law t hat we present to you for women and in t he iiatiio of woman Yret all know how 1 love li! erty. What would I not give for itf Everything, gentlemen, everything, except morality and duty." Paris letter. Jewels mid Silver. Elsie Bee tells In Jewelers' Circular that: The ruby, like tha diamond, la never out of fashion. A new fish knife has a fish carved on its handle. The rage for collecting souvenir spoons U at its height. Men and women, more than ever, wour rings upon their fingers. The pink pearl is a lovely object and com mands a high price. With the summer season, silver mounted belts Increase in popularity. Silver combs in graceful openwork de signs are out to wear with white toilets. The spinel masquerades as the ruby in many of the so called ruby ornaments. White leat her card cases dotted here and there with gold fleur do-lis are seasonable. An elegant belt is provided in a narrow ribbon of gold fastened with a jeweled clasp. Some of the gold watch cases are overlaid with translucent enamels in brilliant colors. Who Was .Mlznon? Mignon is one of t he most touching Im personations of a faithful and guileless girl in adversity, which Goethe, the great mas ter of song and romance, has created In the world famed duet between the blind harpist and his companion. Cast at a tender age on the cruel streets to lead her father on his dismal rounds, Mignon bewails her bard fate and expresses her intense longing for those who love and know her, the harper responding in sympathetic strains. Fashionable Parasol Handles. White enamel, with silver tops, or the new thistle slicks for chiffon and lace unshades, are fashionable. The natural wood handles, with realistic fruit, are still tn fashion, though not new. Mother of pearl, enameled with silver or gold; a head In Ivory, with black skull cap, or black wood, with pierced monogram in gold, are all new. Miss ADna Williams, the girl whose clas sic profile is reproduced on tho silver dol lar, is still a Philadelphia teacher, as she was when her features attracted the atten tion of the mint engraver. She now teaches kindergarten philosophy in the Girls' Nor mal school in the Quaker City. The Uullng ralon. They were touching tho swell little Now York fctrl to eouul, "Three hundred and ninety-seven, throe hundred and ninety eight, three h 11 ml red sud nlimty uiiio, four hundivd," said lbs wot her. And the child followed correctly. "I'Vnir bundruit ami onu," continued the nmt tier. "Go on," a the inulUer, "you were doing very nUvty." "No, ninmmti," she s aid with dignity, "1 eau't go beyond the 4J0." Aud there sho.(ueU. Wushiiiiitou Star itl'VK K TII I IUIMS. I'tirenls lookim: I'or 11 school In which to place their boys a.e nd vised to pul lliem in 1I01M s Oak liivvc School. I he muster, Pr, Ira li II . IK. is well know n as mi educator The scle V. is (tinned , Hu v pupils, ami special at t en t ion is y en to each one. The local ion near Mill. one in San Mateo coun ty, fill., is chin mini;. Tn ten m a hole, the Mammoth, cave I fnllv eiumcd lo nmk w ttn (lie Wonders oi the world. IMXKKST TO ATIII.K TV.. James Kohinson, the alldelie trainer at Princeton fell oe, Princeton, N. J., suya: " I have found it im; eratlve to have sure and simple remedies on hand in case of cms, bruises, strains, sprains, colds, rheu matism, etc. S.10; tlv town1 entering upon my prolessuni I dncoti red audi '.1 remedy in An cock's I' K 'l .s IM orms, I irieil ol he plasters, but round them 100 harsh and ir.-iiatiiig. An cock's I'okoi s I'i rick t;tve almost instantaneous renol", and their Mioin'hcuiue power is remarkable. In cases of weak back put two blasters on the musII of the back, and In n short time you will he capable ol quite severe exercise." In ' spit, t ' and ' 1 1 1st. 11 ico ' races and jumping the muscles or ten, Ions in the li es nud loot sotoeiin.es wcakm. This ran invariably be rcbevid by outline: the plna'erin narrow e 11 1 s, mi as 10 v;.v e bee mo; ion, and apply. in ; 011 muscles auecled. Msy.r .trri.n. lit!. e lie. chl ii'icii 'eriei 1 at heme. the Itubili of rhli'Hi:,!, will d, the Uajah ot Jolioie, (eel TrroTt r.;; am i iiks ci'i;ri. v e .'itb-e -cure r iptti-e, puis, and '! ree lue-.iw.ii.M ; ro'i f'r del ril'..oi from tuts! " No f.'o, no per. A! ;I rnn'r em Acd.ei'...f r:!.i.hiet frs I'oilerttild A 1 s- ' , .r .1 1 Rtt-.'e: .s. ri'H' M, "what !s vee.r favorite style of tire escape ?" n!d one ilepiu-'ineiii clerk to another. " 1'ivii- set it e rule-,," w u tee r, , A cough, col I or sore throat requires im- ine.ii.it nttetition. ns 11. - I, it results 10 itie ineii'tiblo lung (l:r. or ebrotde tlirn.it tr.mb.e. " ' fiii.tir iiol imVicj" will invar. a'. ly :'e relief. 1 Have von a i;,i --- to elmr. h n !ltoll,!l." od eookT" u r tunes " She's very good . a week, she can't ir:M:ss t iNNoi' iu: ccitKit iy !.ici! n;.i . I -c.-l-ed port ttv to t toe cut i. s, ns they cannot reach the n i t the c ,r. There U only one nines, and that is l.v e:ilitu-P.-tib.i-.s is , ,111-ed by an In. ion . t the iteicims lining o( the e. hen this lube ipqs tnilaim-d iibllm; oiied or I in perfect bear- t it tot t dtlf.l biro tl .-. I, .1:1 e.tii mi re II ril I when 1 O :s ire y clo-ed drained I, d tl'lto-s the 1 11 tilt HI in lt li ill can be , tit me id t Ie i ml... r. tiore.l lo Is in reitil citing wiil be desirovi'.l forevrr; 'it ot ten lire caused In- miai rh, Mtig bat 1111 inllnii.t'd condition ol ..mlit.i toi.e , .-. m li ich 1 'he l.illi- o. . -Hi en . -s. We"!:i,;v.' (ne Hundred Hollars (or any ca t 1 itcili.r ( ..io-i.,l by ca'iirrlil mat i-atitio't e enred l.y lla.l'h Cubiii h Cute, send for cir euliirs, live. T. J. CHUNKY A Co., Toledo, O. 5?" Si!'l ) dritCBlsts; 75 eenw. 'sr K 'inrt.ei bip no ot. f.o (rrt-ll "V irrn n. poim k. ;r" - - -- S.1T ' (U' j ts Profoundly Grateful For Help Dorivod From Hocd'a Sarsaparilla "I am profoundly Imorofwd with the medical Virtues of Hood's Sarnipurllla. I Was tbreat cmeil with cancer, and dlsntrreeablo eruptions on n-.y back and other placet. The cancer was sp E earing on ray lip. Providentially 1 obtained ottle of Mood's ParsnpRrUIn, nml by tho timo It was Rone, toe hud symptoms had nearly all dis appeared. J havo used lour bottles, uud I ho huvelthoH eavod Mo From Premature Death. I ata now almost 73 years of age, and I work like it, tliror. And I know that Hood's Bursa. par.Ua hits had much to do with tny vigor and ftrciiL'th." Jtsv. O. IL FotVKB, 'iHH Ilauovef stroet, Chicago, 111, Sarsaparilla Wbat is August Flower for ?" As easily answered as asked. It is for Dyspepsia. It is a sneeial rem- edy for the Stomach and Liver. Nothing more than this. We believe August Flower cures Dyspepsia. We know it will. We have reasons for knowing it. To-day it has an honored place in every town and country store, possesses one of the largest manttlaeturinz plants in the country, and sells everywhere. The reason is simple. It docs one thing, jlftljght- !t cures dyspepsiaa N. P. N. U. No. 4958. F. N. U. No. I7J 'TvH.POlt:..-,s UUKfcS V Hood'o Pill's aro tho host after-dinner fills, atislnt Ulstcatlou, euro headache. 25c N f nil hpi i! rr W n 19 ti If vJfi Bi . ia i- L II COMI'I.MTITLY ITKOOTIcn. How luanv reniedlos there ru tt lilch merely relievo wlihout iiprooilng dueiou I he eon. 1 1 list llh merllnu liiedlelueii lilch siieh pal Un lives 11 (Tout not only eiiliunevit Hie dIMiiliy I'I the former, bill serves to ciiiphalo the lolly of einploi Inn half-way liuiiisiin w hell Ihoionitli ones ate nvallal.lc. A Inaiketl Inai uiK't of lliln la lite clTcrt.on the one Ininil, ot lloleter' Sleiinieh llliiers In eases of chills and level iind billons lenillteiit, mid on the oilier ol ordinal ' reiinidles In liialiulle ol litis lype. Ily lite lin tels in a 1 11 1 nil coin pi aim In evci slaije ainl of I he inosl 11 1 11 1 1 n 1 1 11 1 1 1 ti pe me coin ltl I eoiiiinni d mid lorn their hold ill the Msicm. I l.es are rarely, If ever, dislodged by the oulli nlv ti sciiicesof mi d cine, all hointli ilielr s mpiolns inai tin. pie. 11,, mil, 1, lti mbii'.alid Ihronitlt on li iiieatts, I he Mime hold-i xooil "I Imbue Hon, biliousness, kidney complaint, I hetimal bin, Iti'i oimness and ilel'llllv. Ily the Illliels lliey aini'ilieil when many loiiiodici. tall, lie llld oii tell her I would be there In 1,' tit iiiidcaily Mm told her oil would be tl.ets early. - - - - i'i,v tlriiMr.x I'or luenkliist. t'fnudrr's Or von lllned I'liriflrrls llio besl remedy (or eleani Inn your vteui. r (use isthat wjicf taily mjsj. -... "nrV '.V.v .v ; t Lionel- I:.V.t, .s4 & 1 U. '-, . s.,1 . r M. ... it A,,, ii- Tma : i;;:. t ("ornt tvi.ic .it-Mp.;v rei - where till oi'mrs 1 .1, C imrlot, tj-'0 Cure Ihroit, itj.irf-nf .1, V.'-.m 'urn; Col ,!l i.nd Asthint. I or lon i in-p'mu ! Ii nn r'v.i'j btvs r.itrf.t Oivj-i -I's, i o v'll ; . it if tn'.eulu iniii. i'ol I i-,' l.ru,-.,:i-. n n i;.i. f tinteo. K r e I.ieo !:s..is n- ( ' t, no iitllLOira &gl.t.APfN i. lJl,Ai 1 L ti i' .'. Ci-iiLoirssrcATAnnn j lave mi i .ii. i J i it i This ri'iin- ' ' t fn: ran tsieJt j euro you. i'r'.ce, Wet.i. J:i.-x 'oi t'-oo. SGtfooisI; iur ik..!'iN i-iM-.-r mi r vt,. i1vm I' i : H ' K a . I.ellers niisiieted ! i j : I y . . AEDflltS rirtl errl Morrl OB S.toel. I'url In iit, br. i :AjL it.-. t....itMi-..-... YOU h"MlV;.':: Tr'lt 'i ft- n il r-v .in t-n ilv,:"V.,:"'.';:V'';",'.:;;-.'.-;--::'.-..:.-r' i "iLLO i' ' ...".:ui.iy...'.. blsT: MPM? W!IEI H!S FRiE" T0L0 Hia that i:e paid LAUGHED $ I SO for a EaGVCLE. HuT" Our ctiHlomer lunl one just fis iron. I, and he hourlil il for Il'sx 'i'! sco,J!!lyrSt:rc:d!:r;i;e,';u, ,F Y0U want a bicycle for UflD v.'ii..'iV7 W' xiw r-Ol)I.I) DOM.AItS run noo.. "A FAIR FACE WAY PROVE A FOUL BAR GAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF 8 ME UtiES M fess? g RHEUMATISSVJ 1.. M OO re's Rnvnmlnd Pnmfi'flv lT&P . 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