i
None but Royal
Raking: Powder is absolutely pure,
rnnals it. or approaches it in
strength, purity
No other
leavening
or wholesomcness.
U. S. Gov't Reports.) No other is
from cream of tartar specially retinal
and chemically pure. Xo other
lio-ht, sweet, finely-flavored,
(ee
made
for it
makes such
and wholesome
food. Xo other will maintain its strength
without loss until used, or will make bread
or cake that will keep fresh so long, or that
can be eaten hot with impunity, even by
dvspeptics. Xo other is so economical.
If you want the Best Food,
Royal Baking Powder
is indispensable.
ANTl-FKKtKNTIN;
Is a harmless preparation in tablet
form for preserving all Kixns ok
FuriT wrrnm-T cooking. One pack
age preserves fifty pints of fruit or
a barrel of culer, and only costs GO
cents. Fruits preserved with Anti
fermentine retain their natural
taste and appearance. Ask your
druggist or grocer for Anti-fermen-tine.
"I'm eoiiin Vest," unul Bloes. " with an in
ven ion that will make myn.me familiar ii
,v"ry ." "What have you iuveute.1? "A.
new quarrel for Kansas."
put n WW Frm ftTTB
Three things which all
,workingmen know give
the most trouble in their
lhanl-strain work are:
Sprains, Bruises and
Soreness.
THREE AFFLICTIONS.
Three supreme afflic
tions, which all the world
knows afflict mankind the
most with Aches and
Pains are : Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Lumbago.
THREE THINGS.
. ..t
to do are simpiy uiesc
Buy it,
try it
and be
prompt-!
lv and perma
nently cured by
the use of
Baking PotVder
Purity and ,
Leavening Power
UNEQUALXD.
CASH PRICES
Jo Introduce our Powder, we have de
termined to dlstributo among the consum
ers a number of CASH PHIZEB. To
tnepersonorclubreturnins osthelargesc
nomberofcertilicateaonor before June 1,
1894, we will give a cash prize of $-U0, and
to the next largest, numeroua other prizes
panging from 5 to 75 IN CASH.
CLOSSET & DEVERS, PORTLAND, Or.
ThvMtrr III Turin in I SOD.
An industrious mul ittmisinij writer, M.
Gustave Isaniiiert. has taken the trouble to
go over a tile of old newspapers in an etl
uVavor to titut out precisely what people
weredoinu in Paris, at all events when
the last century was drawing to a close.
One tliini! with which he has been struck
is the extraordinary taste of the KreucU
people a hundred years ao for theatrical
entertainments. It inialit have I wen
thought that, with their kin si practically a
prisoner, the Parisians would have had iit
tie inclination to frequent places of amuse
ment. As ail readers in r reni n uiwj
know, the theaters were legion, owinw' to
the restrictions which had only just leen
removed, and which had for so many year
retired a practical monopoly to two far
ured houses.
So numerous did the playhouses Income
that a satirical piece on the subject was
produced, under the title of "The Thou
sand and One Theaters." Our own fa
mous horse rider, Astley, had a house in
the Faubourg du Temple, called "Astley'a
Circus." Owing to the excited state of
public opiuiou at this time, the newly ac
quired lilK'rty of the theaters was a source
of considerable embarrassment to the gov
eminent. Political sat ires, thinly veiled,
were the rage, and the (light of the king
and his arrest at Varennes was followed
by a whole crop of plays, avowedly based
upon that important event.
At one house, situated in the very heart
of the aristocratic Faubourg St. tiermain,
a military spectacle called "The Arrival in
Paris of the Saviours of I heir I ounir
was given, and the two men. Unmet and
Guillaume, who had len instrumental in
arresting the king, were publicly crowned
on the stage wjth laurels. The minister of
the interior. Cahier, issued a sort of pro
test agaiust, the manifestations to which
sucb entertainments gave rise, but he was
powerless to prevent them. London News.
Not That St. Paul.
There is a trrowl about St. Paul which
comes from a young comedian named Phil
MrFnrlaud. who has purchased 1'aniel
KnIK-'s nlav. and is starring in the part or
Daddv Nolan. ears ago he was a mem
Oer of the St. Paul baseball team, and while
innkinir rlimiiL'h his trunk preparatory to
"takiiurthe road" for the season he ran
across a photograph of himself, bat iu hand
and clad in a St. Paul uniform with "St.
Pmil" nrinted across the breast. Asa curi
osity he mailed it to a pretty Irish girl of
his Hcnuaintance to w horn he pays mucu
flt.tent on. and sue proudly siuck me i"'
trait on her mirror. A few days later her
mother, a very devout old lady, happened
to enter the mom ami saw it.
"Cordaylia!" she called out as it met her
eves.
"What's it, mother?' asKea me gm
coming in.
"Who's ben makin game of you, girl
That ain't St. Paul. Shore, an don't
know St. Paul, bless him?"
"Oh. uo. mother; that isn't St. Paul," re
r.lied Cordelia, "that's a ball player."
"Wurra, wurra," exclaimed the good old
lady, raising her hands in horror, "pwat
will thlm ball players be aftherdoin next?
Chicago Post.
A MOORISH MAUUIAOK
CEREMONIES ATTENDING THE CELE
BRATION IN MOROCCO.
PveitHur Appearance of the llrldi-Sli
Wi Fat, but Meanly In That Country
1 Hanged by tln Quantity of Adlposa
Tissue -Carried on Her llrotlier' Hark.
Ir was ev enlmi when we atarled oil to a
Moon-h wedding, one of the most interest
ing sights of Morocco. W e found our way
to a low, whitewashed house, which the
ladies of the party entered. The gentle
men had to remain outside, as no man is
permitted to look on a Moorish lady. We
found ourselves iu ft short passage leading
into the "patio," a square hall around
which the rooms are built. The pal iu was
crowded with women squatting on the
tloor, some sipping tea and eating sweet
cakes; others it he paid musicians) sing in
a low, nasal chant to the accompaniment
,,f t.iml.imis.
IWsinu through these we came into the
nautili W tiri the bride sat In slate. The at
mospheiv was stilling. She was surrounded
1,1- ia.lv friends and relatives, many of
l.uii; lichtcd caudles. The
women were smartly united and nad mctr
faces and eves highly painted. 1 he room
i ..id narrow. Its celling was
. ,
,,i..t.,.l in bn liant colors ami the wnue
washed walls for about six (eel were hung
with a handsome dado of crimson velvet in
panels, each panel being a .vioonsu arc,
noiilioiie in given liroclie wuu goi.i em
i i.i..,-v- I,' iin.l wnue nice i.ui.,...- v
each end of the room sioo.i a ocu " iui iu
I, ,... n.-.s,d in .Moorish emnrouier) ou
silk a valance of the same reaching to tht)
ground.
T11K HUUHC'S AITKAIUMK.
On one of these beds sat the bride, tailot
f.,l,in with a veil of checked muslin en
t'irelv enveloping her. This was presently
raised and disclosed the lady to our view
sa, ms a L'irl of fourteen, and, being very
f, iv.. considered a lieauty. To be fat is
con'siilcrcd a woman's greatest attraction
Indeed, when Hearing a marriageable a
it is common for girls to lie for weeks cov
ered with warm blankets passing their
time in dozing and feeding oil a fattening
diet of milk, "boos koosoo" (the native
dish), oil, peas, or a certain liean supposed
to Iw'itifallibln as a fat producer.
Her face presented the most extraordi
nary appearance, being painted white with
lelicate pattern in pale nine, yellow ami
black on a three cornered paten oi crimson
on each click and chin. The eyebrows
were indicated by a thin line oi dense mack,
ami from the corners of the eyes, which
were blackened, extended a iansnuieu tie-
... .... ,f , 1 Tl.
sign in mai K io mr .... in.-.
of her lingers and iocs were .m-n ..-i.
i. .......
-it , henna. .Avsiia .u s.ht ,,..-.
i . . , ,.i - .
ailed) was clad in a gorgeous kalian oi
red siik and gold brocade, embroidered i.)
.old and reaching to her ankles. Her
I ... 1 t .1.
undergarments were puie coi.m.-.i ,,.,....
and her waistcoat green velvet and gold.
Over the kaflau hung alight gauze gar
ment, open down the front and eoniined
bv a band of gold and -silk in many colors.
Her headdress was composed oi siik
handkerchiefs, pinned annum so as m
show a narrow edge of each ou the tore-
head. Above these came a Hand oi mack
velvet with a close design of seed pearls
and emeralds. Her neck was encircled by
necklaces, principally strings oi
with occasional uncut emeralds
An O .n li h' ueer I'1
Annum in in visitor's one
came t w o onug men vv no
sport.
Ml.
dav there
iceined belli on
One of Ihcin nioklii, and the
other bantered hnn to Iced ins cigar to me,
ostilch-a hen. He look his knife from
his pocket io cut ihe cigir iu two, but be
fore he could do so the ostrich reached
over the feme, look the knife from his
lingers and swallowed il. The two young
men I hen ran away, thinking they had
killed her. Noticing I he eotuiuot ion, I ap
proached the others In the crowd of visit,
1 ... 'HI t . .1. I .....
nrs and iuuuired I he cause, niej ...... ...o
In great trepidation, as though a great Iu
urv had been done.
1 told them Ibal the bird was all right,
. . . i., i..... u 11..,.-
and, to prove it, oucie.i n . .,..
snot her knife. One was quickly nan. led
, . 1 . . . 'IM..11I
out, and slie disposed oi maims... . .-.,,
to establish the wonderful gastronomui
vigor of the species, I held nut a lew smaii
, I . I I X ,1.1 t 1, 11
screws iu the pauu oi mj ,'
nobbled them up like corn, Atterward,
during the following fortnight, I permit
tee her to swallow screws, as inueeu i mm
oflen done before, to show people that the
.vit anvthinulhat look the eye.
Three weeks Liters she escaped the corral
ml broke her leg while the alleudauls
i...H i ir I,,,., cm.,
were Irving to recapunu -
alio had to be killed, and upon opening her
stomach I found a few small nils of bright
kteel, which I could see had been parts or
the screws, but all the sharp edges had
been ground olT by the stones and gravel
in the stomach. I found ho I race of the
knives whatever, and I "in satlslleii that
thev, as well as the screws llrst swallowed,
had been entirely digested or partly eaten
away by ihe powerful gastric juice, and
partly ground up by the stones and gravel.
Interview in St. Louis lilobe Democrat.
HOW VR UHOW l l.
The Ihtend Ihsl t.ln.U tin to HI" l moil !'
.lueutlv Revered ere the inrrldliili of Hie
rescUeil In theeiii.eot j.eroii w ho nenleel oh
vIouh menus Io renew fiillliui li'ennlli. iKor,
uo Iwh (lie Ronree ol hiitplneRH thnii the eoii.ll
tlouol hm llle.cmi heiiieitled iiml pel neHmle.l
where II .!. not ell I hunn.l ho Imve
..vi.cilenee.l or lire eotiulfiint - luelndlim imiuy
i.liVRlehiiiRiir eminence o( the elleeis of
teller's Hlnuiaeh llltleni her leRllnuuiy ! U
womlioiiR ellleaey hr cicntor ol sliviiKlh In
feehle const llutloiiR mid .lehlltliile.l iiml hiit
tered svsteniR. A Rles.ly pel loi linince of Ihe
Isidtlv luiiellolis, r. Iiewe.l appetite, ll"'-h ;
nliiluiv repiwe aiiend Ihe ue ol IhiR llioioimh
,in.l Rtiiii.tar.l renuviinl. I e no h ci.l Joule rep
.....i ... i. ,.LIi. io or leseinlile II In elteclR
... ,, ,,l ., 1 ),.,, it.,. I ihe u.mutnc, which Ir ml
....to.oile.lce.l reme.lv lor liutluvst toll , liiiiliirlB,
nervousness, c.Millill.in, liver bii.I kliliie)
coinphiinl" nd riieiiiiuiusni.
lnChleRnoihey keens nmn Iu prlwiu a mouth
for emhe'ullim pickled pin's foot ami piird.m
the Hiinrclilsls who Hltempled to blow up erea
tloii with dynamite hoiuhs,
PRINTERS
AN l
MBUISHERS
- Wll.l
KIND A Ki l l. I. IN If Ol''
TYPE
10(1 IIKIVAIIU. HH).
The readers of this paper w 111 he pleii-ed to
leal n thai I hero l l least one dreaded disease
that science hss been able to cure in all ll
Manes, ami lh.it Is calarrh. Hull's ralarlli fare
Is Ihe onlv positive earn now known Io I lie inc.l
ical (rnter'nliy. I'auri h, behm a eoiitlliilloi"U
disease, requires a cmsllliitlonal I re.itiiieiil.
Hall's I'alRirh i are Is taken Internally, actliiK
dlieellv upon the hloo.l and mucous sill la. es ol
Ihe svstein, thereby .lesirov lns Ihe fouu.lalloii
of the disease mid KlvliiK Ihe patient RtreiiKlll
.... ,...,i.ii,. n, eiii.ailiiitloii and iisrIhIIiiu
nature ill dolnii ll work. I he proprietor, have
.,i. in lixiM.iut vn is.weis tlial lliey
.... linn, Ire.l Hollars lor nliv ease thai It
(alls to cure. Semi for lil ol testimonials. Ad
dress K. J.CIIKNKY A CO.. Toledo, O.
Hold hy linutKlsIs; 7.".celilR.
Thy (1rma for breakfast.
AIISOl.l TK M:ltIT.
No other plaster has been pnaluced which
gains so many testiiuoniitls of high value
i ...i. ..i ... .,.
AS lliosf COIltlllilousiy in,.-....,. ... .....
cock's I'okoi s Pi.astkk, and the only mo
tive for these exceptional commendations
is the fact that it is a medicinal and phar
maceutical preparation of superior value,
Itewareol imitations. Ask tor and insist
upon Ai.t iv k's.
ItKvsnitRTH's I'tt.i.s are a good corrective.
" They call love the tender .aslon," said Ihe
viiuiitf man who had Just acquired another sis
ter, " hut I: strikes me that it Is alu.iil s t.umh
as ssilie."
see
it.
T MS Knamellne MUive I'olUli ; uo dust, no imell.
I Vote for Hood's
V'or I mn .af.stle l II U
an ee. Ilclil rciuo !' I
have Is eii n inli. birr ol
the M. I'., i luirch H
years, and have sullen d
lof lule yea swtlh rlieu-
n.atlsl.l iiml .Ij.pe;.
Jala. Mi ce taklim' lu ll
'iMittles i f Hood's l',:i'
rhemull'ia is entire )
cured. I V a peine i"
(d, liaid d HeU well
and I have (tallied several p.mnd-." IO:v. W
K. ITrrKii. U chford, VL Hood sCurcs
"TtOOd'S PUIS iMirelill.ousm'.s .' c a 1h.,
0P HARNESS,
Presses,
Printing Material and Eflachinery
K..r .ale at l"' I"1""" '"lv""",K' ,,u"
leiuis at
Palmer & ReyType Foundry,
Cor. Front and Alder Streets,
PORTLAND, OH.
Write for prh t ami Uiru.i ladure huylhit i lsi
her
Fishing Tackle.
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GBATGKED TEN
The Ilest IiiTestnients.
KeeD a bank account.
When you have saved $100 or 300 or fcsOO
innk Hhonr. for a irood investment, uo not
take ud this or that scheme at a venture,
but examine it carefully, and if you
vour way clear, put your money into
Real estate is usually a good investment.
More money has been made in real estate
than you could estimate in a day. A (irst
mortgage is, in nine cases out of ten, safe.
But take advice on the subject before you
invest. Go to some good conservative man
and get his views. I should advise the
same course if you should put your money
in stocks or bonds or railway shares. In
fact, I should ure before you invest a
penny that you et the lst counsel on the
subiect to aid you in taking the right
A troublesome skin disease course.
nan and me to scratch
mouths, and lias been (Sji
,.,.r,.d bv a few days' use or
JL II. Wolff, Urper Marlboro,
ior wsu
Md.
If your first invest incut prospers, by care
ful management and by always being on
the alert you can increase your fortune by
reinvesting your profits. Henry L-iews in
Ladies' Home Journal.
many
nearb
and amethysts. She further wore a num
ber of rins and bracelets and atikieis oi a
costlv ImtTcluinsy description. The most
remarkable piece of jewelry was uie ear
ri,..s which were as large as an ordinary
bracelet, the part going through the ear
twin: tube of gold unite halt au men iu
diameter. The gins acctisiom im-ir r...s
this by pressing (late stones tnrougu ine
hole. At the front of the earrings was an
ornament of gold filigree and precious
ctnn to which was attached a gold chain
fastened by a brooch to t lie neauuress. i icr
k'tt-il bv a pair of velvet
Ullklli; ....- 1
and gold slippers.
l'.IUISO I'lUKAIlAClk.
While we were gazing at her we heard a
crv in the patio, which was quickly taken
the women in the bridal chamber.
The bridal veil was immediately dropped
o,l the women assumed their helks,
long, white woolen shawl. The reason of
thir commotion was the entrance of
Aysha's brother, a tall Moor iu dark blue
.liellabea and white turban. He
seated himself on the bed front of his sis
tor .ml t he latter, nutting her arms aroiini
carried pickaback into the
patio. Here the women were congregated
,mml n curious woodeu box, swathed in
hri.lal clothes. At one side was un open
i n.h.FP the Moor knelt. The bride
climbed over his head and into tht; box
Draperies were dropped over the opening,
and Aysha, in her cage, was uoisieu
le t the door of the house.
The procession then formed up, the inu
siciaus, playing drums, leading the way
followed bv Moors carrying brass caude
ith colored caudles. Then came
t he bride's box. surrounded by twenty
thirtv Ritlians doing a wild, fantastic
"powder play" with their long brass or
silver mounted guns. Then more candles
and a long array of friends. In this way is
the bride borne to her husband's home; no
v,,tup imw f.-ir it mav be. in the box she
T,,,t remain till she arrives there.
Then the box is lifted down to the
threshold and the bridegroom's mother
comes with a bowl of milk, a loaf of bread
nd unit for the bride to taste, ine Kej:
ore then delivered to her, and the old lady
Vuuni n if 111 front of the box, the bride
rrawln out. crawls on to her mother-in
ta,v'u hark and is carried to the bridal
chamber, there, still veiled, to lie locked in
alone. The mother then delivers the key
of the room to her son, who goes to unveil
and look for the first time on His nriue.
London Graphic.
77jr WAY OUT
of woman's troubles i
wilh Uoctor I'ierce's
Favorlle rrrseriptlon.
at'elv and certainly, fv
orv drllcute weiikness,
di'Niiipeinent, "I'd t,is
casp peculiar to the sex
Is permanently cured.
Out of all Hie medi
cines for women, the
' Favorite Prescription "
Is the only one that's
guaranterd to do what U
claimed for it. In H
'fcnirtle complaints''
and irregularities Peri
odical pains displace
ments. Internal Inllam-
1 !... .L.t.-n
,w nr n cerai O l. ueni iiiK - "'"
11. . I ," s-. .-- - - .
sensations ana Kimireu i -"
tn henet t or cure, you uuvr
vour money back.
I i'rV
t,.. .w,.,ni tn nir nrru case of Catarrh U
Dr Saire's futarrh Remedy thut its proprie
tors make you this offer : " If you can i w
cured, permanently, well pay you i.iOO cash.
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tii.i in,r:'i imi f'-i"". -'', !"'. I W''
i'l.i lliirness. fili-.s. In f:i I'.nm lUruess. .ii,
' , is. .) Hi, ll nil Hi" eel.'l.ral,'.! sin . llnrH
inllsrs 'I lie "Jim I urlMil' tun lUru. s. .rh-.
fi;.l S...1 llr.-.isl. nlUrs Is -knock mil." Ilrl
.lies Itn lies. Ill.ink.'ls, lllls, el '.
rnii nin UlllirO In lllls hue iin.'iilsl.-.l hhiI
run bill InLULO . . he. k nr m..i.. y .ir.ler
wltli i.nler t
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ti.l lut-nriin h.iii'l l under the maiiseemenl
i.f I'HAUl.KS Mi)N IUU.MK.HY,iiiid l as Konl II
not me oesi rsniiij ... ,..n...,nn n
in Sn Kriu ico.
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Klrst-clnss service and the hlKhest Btstidsr.l ol
resiieetahllltv (iiarKliteed. Our rwms mimiil nt
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r.,. .,..r !kv. II l.M. Il.7,' slid ti.W; Ixmrd
snd room per week, $7 to IJ; .Untie rooms, ioe
io l. free coiiru to nu iroui nmei.
lies, l-r il"i
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Spill llioiil"... K.i.l", em h
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v
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A. FKI.DKNIIKIM
Kit, UH(llni Jew
eler of the Pacific
Northwest, keeps a
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It A IX i KM on hand,
liest K'huIs at low
eHt tlK'ires. HadKei
made to order.
ft Simplicity It BraU the World.
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KoCarlmretor to fit out r onl.r.
Ko llattrleor Klorlile r.,.k.
I rmna with a CTieaiHr lrle of UuHn t an
iillter t.UKili'.
use ron t'araiiui'B to
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.Ilsi'iisea nil sent
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ELA'S POI80N-IVY PlLLB A mire cure for
li.i? frmii Ivv-vlne or flak. If not ha-
ua 1 9, r.'iur 11 11. v iM.vnv ..ii.
Hold hy all I)rii(t(!lls.
proved In 2
your money
I was cured r.everal years ago of white swelling
In my les by usta- Starqfc and have had no
Bymptomscf r3 13' turn of the dis
ease. Many prominent physicians a; tended me
and all failed, but S. S. 3. did the wor':.
Pai-l V. IHum-ATKioK, Johnson City, Tenn.
Treatise on TAc od and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
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He l'se.1 to He a Walker.
One of the unique (inures dow n town is
a well built, energetic man of medium
ktature and traces of tsray in his hair. He
flits briskly in and out, ol banks, brokers'
offices and lawyers' libraries. A quarter
of a century o he was the giost, noted
pedestrian in the world. His great wam
fiom Portland, Me., to Chicago pive him
fame everywhere that newspapers were
printed. And there never was a squarer
or fairer walker than Kdward Payson
Weston. He slill retains some of his old
D-raee and elasticity, which serve him ad
mirably in his present modest calling of
general solicitor and collector. He per
formed a prominent part in the raising of
the money for the Washington memorial
arcb. Xew York Times.
rnmrnfa PILES known tnolrtuipj
YIKLD ATONCRTO
,., nn c.u.un'C PILE REMEDY.
which ac' directly on Par's affMted.
HAVE
YOU
VUI rbnrb. tumor.llaTB itoliing, effecting
rv t-f pman"ntcure. Price 660. Brugl.U
PILES eraSTcr. Boaanko. riiiladelpMa. Pa,
N, P. N. TJ . No 5f 6 -8. F. N. IT. No. 683
Confirmation.
Fair Visitor Have vou seen Mrs. Gilt
edge since her return from Europe? She
brouizht the loveliest set of ermine you
PVAI BAWI
Mrs. Parvenu (sniffine) She always did
have low tastes! The idea of buying a set
3t vermin! Just like her. -Pittsburg Bui
letln, .
"German
lyrup"
I simply state that.I am Druggist
nd Postmaster here and am there
fore in a position to iudee. I have
tried many Cough Syrups but for
ten vears past have found nothing
equal to Boschee's German Syrup.
I have given it to my baby for Croup
with the most sal isfactory results
Every mother should have it. J. H.
Homis. Druggist and rosirnasier,
Moffat, Texas. We present lacts,
living facts, of to day Boscnee s
German Syrup gives strength to tue
body. Take no substitute.
MEY,
lihiil, ler. I'flnarv and l. cr IHichsks, lirnpsy ,
tiravel and Inane tes nre cured hy
HUNT'S REMEDY
THE BEST KIDNEY
AND LIVER
MEDICINE.
DR. GUNN'S
IMPROVED
LIVER
PILLS
A MILD PHYSIC
ONE PILL FOR A DOSE.
A movement of the bowela w JT la neeeeiimry for
f..,?; rh... ...it. ...r.,.l what the yetero laoka.to
beltb. Theee plll uppiy
end ole.r the Completion better "J:
,, f hey ct mildly, neither 'R? "r !Sf"n "
pill. do. To oonvince you ot their """J
,1.1 .mnie. free, or full box for BB oenta. Sol
nosanko Mod. Co.. PhllMlelpnia.
Eyea
metlc
othef
rverywkeio.
The
A Vagary of Dineaae.
curious vatrary of disease was
In
tanced in the case of a young woman not
long recovered from an unusually severe
illness with typhoid fever. She is an only
daughter, and has always jjreatiy ciepioreu
this fact, wishing many times for a sister.
Tn her delirium, which was unremu-uiiH
fr rni da-H. the desired Ooon was L'raui-
ed A vivid jier.sonality, tne longeu ior
sister, named and identified, never left her.
They lived together in ner lancy acoucicui.
lifo aUeriiiiL' risinif. eating, visiting to-
,,'!,.. ,.v i. sra'ndiiiK lonar hours of in-
4ntri.',n I.-...".:- over fancy work that de
vfilnnv.1 Kllir''e.stion. alteration and admira
tion. So real was this presence that the
ick crirl iu ter tedious convalescence of
sane weakness frequently cried bitter tears
of disappointment over the loss of the
gentle, companionable sister whom she had
come to know and fondly love. Her Point
of View in pev lork limes.
The ureat Erasmus laughed so violently,
whil readme the "Epistolae Obscurorum
"Viroruni" (letters of obscure men against
the monks), that he broke an imposthamo
and saved his life.
FRAZER AXLI
eestintheWorldinnrAOl
Get the Genuine 11 Kf tt A
SoldEverywherelWlll-tWi
FRANK WOOL8KY, Agent, Portland, I
HUNT'S REMEDY
Curea llrlglifa Dlaeaao, Itelentlnn nr Xon re
tention of I'rlne, Pains In tliu Hack, l-wliiB or
.Side.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures Intemperance, Nervous Iilsensrs, (lenural
Pcbllity, Kemale Weukues mid lixi esscs.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures HIIIoiduichh. Headache, .hiiuidlce. Sour
Htouiaeli, DyspepNln, CoiiHil.iitlou nml 1'llcs.
HUNT'S REMEDY
jtC'I'N AT 4lt'l'. on the lililiieys, I I ver
and Howrlw; restorliiK them to a healthy ac
tion, and I'l lll'.N when all other ineillcliies
fall. Hundreds have been savcl who have been
given up IjO die hy friends and j.li j-hIoIhiis.
MM II V AI.I. IIIII i;lSIH.
Choice Klcc, 5e rh; large KaiHlns, 6c ; tine : Tea,
,. vD.u..r..n ti- Arl.uck e Coffee, 2fa!; Hago,
THE BEST
HARNESS
EVER MANUFACTURED ON THE COAST
is sold by DOLE-PEARSON HARNESS CO.,
at prices that will astoniHli you. Only the hi-st
Oak-Taiint!l Leather tired, and all work guaran
teed. Send for line IlltiHtratwl Catalogue t in-h.
180 Union Avenue (East Side), Portland, Or.
Tn,. .urn r,. Il.lk tiki's K 11IK H " " " "I
ldc; Dried reaches, lie; LftRTHV &
Annl. evanorated. He. KhSD FOR IHR I-
ART'BlWRTafclIK FREH, WITH FULI.
QI.'OTATIONH. Mention this paper. mu.
Jones' Cash Store,
130 Front Street, Portland, Or.
"IT IS IGNORANCE THAT WAS 1' tit
EFFORT." TRAINED SERVANTS USE
MRS. WINSLOW'S nWu'?Q
1 W .aailA
FOR CHILDREN Ttlinm" -
V. l h .11 lruMlU. t'M" "
piso'a Kemedy for Catarrh la the
nr.., volr.t. tn Use. and Cheapest.
Bold bv druggist or aent ty man,
BTk. Hi, T. HutlfM Warren, J.
RHEUMATISM CURED BY THE USE OF
tioorG7s Havemca iemeci
Ahtohia. Orkoon. Januarr 10. I can atato with pleasure that bvthe nee ol
MOORE'S REVKALED KEMEDY my huiibarid mil relieved Iroin an old euro ot
RHEUMATISM and my yi
Id.
MATIbM when the be'
OLD BY
ect boy cured cntirelyol INFLAMMATORIf RMKt
ootor I could get aid mm 110 good. You In
TOOK
MRS. X.
mtltudo.