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a:iv other
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ROYAL 1A.0 I0V1I:R
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ii;:v,
volume of
powder.
leaven ine
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(7,7.
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:o the strongest
tiej::iiiiteJ.
WALTER S. IIAINHS, M. DM
Codsuitiiv; Chemist, Chicago liourJ of Health
Ail other baking1 powders are shown
by analysis to contain alum
lUv ) or ammonia.
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An Invariable Sign.
"It's r .lin;m when she was so well
dressed that she let every one know she's
from the country."
Clara What did she do?
"Thanked the prntleman for giving her
Lis te.it." Chicago luter Ocean.
The Way Open.
Fred The very first thing she Bald to me
when I called on her bust night fc,ave tne
hope
Arthur What was it
"She said her little brot her wiu asleep,"
-Truth.
Trup 3lodrsty.
A very modest nmn thinks it a blessing
that we canii'.t .see ourselves as others see
us "beeuuse," he says, "if we could I should
be In danger of becoming coucelted."
Youth' Companion.
THE SWINGING GATE.
Naturally.
Clara Art you fond of horse riding?
Maude That depends.
Clara Iloiy so?
Maude It's all a matter of habit with
we. Cloak Keview.
Thetwilicht t full nf muIih'
And the wind, in i: civiit of gray.
Skulks Iji.e a unit thro' the !i.ulovi
And will not be srnnsl au.iy.
Down at the ftnt of the k'Mr.ieo
The Rate is swlnglm; skw,
As if Invisible fixitNtei
Were na-saiui; to and fro.
And it seems to me, in my musing.
They are feet of my eomiut: fate.
That will tlnd their nay to my thrcwhoM
And puss it like the cat.
Oh, say, do ye bring kohI tiding.
Ye unseen messengers?
Or Is It sorrow and Imdin
Of future griefs and cans?
The pate swings slowly, slowly.
And the shutteri. creak and start;
I sit in the glo hii; lump light.
But a chtidow tills my heart.
-Florence K. Pratt in Harper's Weekly.
TIIK MOST FhKTII.K
A.MKUICA.
S!)IL l-V
kURELY a vegetable compound,
made entirely of roots and her'is
gathered from the forests of
Georgia, and has been used by millions
of people with the best results. It
QURE5
AH manner of Blood diseases, from the
pestiferous little boil on your noss to
the worst cases of inherited blooJ
taint, such as Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Catarrh and
Skin0?jker
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dlsensps mailed
trea. Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga,
BQkin&i PoiVder
nen in rortiana oe sure to take in
the greatest novelty at the Exposition
we snait Dane Discuits ana cake every
atternoon ana evening on our pretty
Jewel Gas Stove. Everybody cordiallv
invited to have a biscuit with us and see
the wonderful merits of Golden West
Baking Powder proved by actual work
CLOSSET&DEVERS,
roirri.Aivn, OK.
What is there in this Alhorta, through
which the Canadian l'acitic Kailwav
runs, that it should draw trainluads of
settlers and settlers' etlects from Idaho,
Washington ana Oregon.' I he most
fertile noil in America, woixl, water, coal
ami climate: that is what thev sav
111115 aueyoi tne Saskatchewan seems
to have leeii rediscovered of late lv
11'.. .1 ....... 1,1 1 ,
pome vi asnmgion ami iiiano men, w ho
kept things dark until thev and their
friends had secured locations immediate
ly around the few depots already erected
when tne line was opened, 'lin n thev
sent won! of what they had found, and
their friends are going in by the score.
The country, they say, is large and good
throughout, and new stations are prom
ised as settlement requires them. Then
Maine, Michigan and Vermont caught
on, and sent up delegates to ppy out the
land and reort. They gave a 'practical
answer. I hey wrote, saying they had
examined the country, had selected lo
cations and were coming home to sell
the old place and go where it was worth
while farming. The grain and vegetables
they saw cannot be excelled in North
America, and can be equaled in very few
parts. The cattle, horses and sheep
were rolling fat and standing up to their
knees in rich native grasses. Why was
this not all know n before? Because for
generations only the Hudson Bay Com
pany knew it, and they wanted no set
tlers in their fur country; and when
they lost hold of it there was no wav of
setting to it. ow two branches of the
Canadian Pacific Railway run through
the richest parts of it.
riaytoor la the Gay Capital 0t Very
Many rcularltle,
Hay In Parln generally begin at S
o'clock and never finish until about mid
nlgltt. If they were over earlier thu audi
ence would think that thej bad uot re
ceived their money's worth of bad nirutul
good acting. Sitting four hour In such
an atmosphere would ho uncudtirahlo to
au American wer il not for the lou waits
botwotiu thu nets, when one can walk for
twenty minutes In the largn "foyer" or ko
out and set a little ftvsh air. The orches
tra never plays Mwo.cn tho acts, so there
U no Inducement to remain in the hot, gar
lie scented air during that time.
It is a matter of some formality to get
Into a French theater. Don't think that
you cau do as In free. America, throw down
few silver car wheel.!, w ith a goddess of
lilierty on one side and a loudly screaming
Auiericin eagle on the other, and enter
the theater and take your fcwts. No; there
is a good deal nf red tape to Is' unraveled
U'fore that. If you wish a gil place you
must go to the theater a few days in "ad
vance, politely take oir your hat to the
ugly and cross old female in the !ox ollhe
and humbly ask lor the seats voti wish.
When she has finished discussing the latest
styles from Kussia with her assistant, she
will grultly exclaim, Comment?" You
must not reply, a. a friend of mine did
who was not well up in French; "Come on,
yourself," but say your polite sentence nil
over again.
If the speculators and the ugly old wom
an friends have not reserved all the
places, she w ill write out a document on a
large sheet of green or red p.ier (for they
never have printed theater tickets here).
stating your name, the title of the play,
the chief actor's name, the date and official
tiumhct of the performance, ami after dust
ing it well with sand (for thev are too eon
servntive to use blotting paper), and dc-
maiiiliug two rent extra for the govern
ment stamp, she will hand it over to vou
In exchange for French gold. On the even
tug of the performance yon purchase a
programme of a man at the door, and w alk
up to the desk where three Frenchmen in
dress suits preside.
lour troubles then begin. These
judges act as ticket takers. One of
them examine the green or red document
that roil procured with so much trouble,
to ss; that it Is not a forgerv, nnd that the
uaie, etc., is nit right, and then passes it
on to one of his associate judges in this su
preme court of united French rod tape
w uo Mots it an over ami tears olt one cor
ner and cries in a loud voice, "I lou.x per-
sonnes a gouch," or words to that effect.
Perhaps you think vou are in the theater
then. Oh.no! You have yet to pass the
t. ertierus who guards the Innerdoor. Tin
is an ugly old hag, with a white cap, who
takes your ticket aud Insists on your leav
ing your coat with her. If it is summer
aud you have nothing to leave of that kind
she will then ask you for her "little, tiene
flt," as she calls it, in ndvnnee, lie fore she
will let you goto your seat. You must
pay up or nglit, ami 1 mlvise every one to
pay cash, as it is cheaper in the end.
1 ht se ugly old women, who are known
as ouvretises (openers 1, and who keep an
eye well oien for half franc pieces (or whole
ones it you have a pretty girl w ith you),
really run the theater, or at least all that
portion of It in front of the footlights. )f
you go often to the same t heater it is liest
to fee them well, no matter how much you
may dislike the custom. hey always in
sist on furnisliiii-; a dirty tilth; footstool
(wnicn is always in the waj ) to the sweet
girl who is with you, hut they call her
"Madame" in such a natural way that you
conclude it is worth an extra half franc
piece. Finally, when you have uncondi
tionally surrendered to the "ouvreuse,"
she will permit you to occupy the cushioned
board for which yon have paid dearly, and
will only occasionally disturb you to iuk if
you w ish an "official" programme or an
opera glass.
Alt hough the theaters here are very un
comfortable, theentertaiiiments are always
enjoyable. The acting here is the best in
the world. Paris Cor. Boston Journal.
mam iwi .....mh WWWii,w
THtC KOVNT.IIX It h A klKKNUlU
whenwt recollect that th MOtnch l ilc
(tnonl Ubwiatory lu wMuh foi d trumfernud
luio thw d'civtumt wliluli furnish vlunr to the
ioiu ntlur uiuermii snd iirtelitn tli blood
I lul It l In shoit lliefomilBlii Imolel uruMKlli,
It t omiiiiIbI to kevp tlili linpi.riuiit nupph leu
inschiiiK In order siid to iior It to imnviiv
1iimi It Imcotiie iiniellvd. I hu llo-lulter't
Slomselt Itliiers does lnel efteetiiiuli, feou
"I'ly. rediilBlliiK mid leliderelnn diijesil.iii, pro
lilotlllil due Helloii e Hie liter Slid bowel
Siiei Kih and ipileiude ot llie uore. de'iid In
i:reiu ineiKiiie up,.ii ilmroueli dnn-Mlou. I lieie
l no eervimi tunic m,. re liiijlilv nieeme.l lo
llie medical liHlernlly iIihii I lie llideis. 'ik
chow lieiKl eoinmend It ler elillls lind
(ever, riieiiniMlism. kidnev and blndder Iroulile,
lek liendiielie nnd nid el uppellie mid xteee.
I'sko h liieuins-liil three lline.s n dm ,
He
111 I lliere somellilnn the lleilli r llll
leet 111 Uik p.i, in ' mo, ih,. , ,n,,r "si,," re
idled llie IniiiKliiy Hunt who Meed hv Itlndesk,
" 1 III 11 h'CI, lie! 11 cliiromdlst "
KIDXKV I'liOt' III K.
Some most excnioialing pain comes from
derangement of the kidneys. This Is the
testimony of Senator Henry C. Nelson ot
New York as to the value of Am cock's
1'oRot s 1'i.vsri ks in such cases:
"On the "Tib id' I'el.ru iry, svl, I was
taken with a violent pain in llie legion of
the kidneys. I siilleml such agony that I
could hardly stand up. As s.1011 u possi
ble I applied two A 1 1 cock's I'ouoi h I'i .
tkks, one over each kidney, and la-' dovv 11,
In an hour, to my surprise and debcht, the
pain had vaiusln"d and I was well. I wore
llie plasters for a day or two 11s a precau
tion, and then removed tln'iu. I have been
using A 1, 1.1 in k'k Ton. u s 'i vhi cks in my
family for the last ten years, and have al
ways found them the' quickest and best
remedy for colds, strains and rheumatic,
all. cllons. From my experience 1 believe
they are the best plasters 111 the world."
1kaMhktu'h 1'ii.i.k tone up the hjstem.
The young man nlm works In n liirnlltire
manufactory l ceiistunily turning ever new
leal,"
I I'
O.V TIIK OHMDR
llmt U tlio tsxit iJaeo
to k'vp tho htujiyld
fiihieiiisl pill, ,'iwt
as n.siu 114 you get It
liuhc, It U'fflu to
f rouble you. What'il
- this use '01' sulTiutng
Willi It, when you
cau yul nimr help
front Doctor Pierce's
l'le isiiul 1'rllets f
'lliese liny, siigiu"
C'YiIihI yl.'inules do
you pc I 111 11 11 f 11 1
good, They net
i.ul llv and nnliit'.
ally, nd tlmio's no roneti.iii afterward, t on
Mipalion, tn.lli.TslInn, llilmim Attacks, and
all ilenoigenients of the liver, stomach, and
oowci arti iirvv'eui.si, reiievml, Mild pi'diwi
lieutly ciirwf.
ThevClsi thu Kiiiidhb lltA ju.l.wt ..!,.,
and the cimwMf -- for they're iMimmfieii
to give sat im net ion or your inoitev is 10-
tlirneil,
Y'oupay only for tho (noil you get.
iSolhlng elsi tifg!l by (ho dealer, tlionrh
they may U Utter for him to mil, cau I si
Jiibt as good for you to buy.
FREE
-Tint-
Buyers' Guide
JONES'
CASH
STORE.
0'
mm
Rushing
-INTO THE GREAT
SASKATCHEWAN
VALLEY.
Tho wie men of Washington, Idaho, Oregon
and the West are
Securing Free Land
in Alberta,
The best farming land In America. See what
American farmers say of it; copy of thoir testi
mony, with map, SENT FREE. Addrets L. A.
HAMILTON, Land Commissioner, Winn pe; D.
McNICOLL, G. V. A., Montreal, or any agent of
the Canadian Pacific Railway.
I'lsos TU-mfrty for Catarrh In thu M
Flout. Kisff-Ht to Vw, anil rhpsfm.
t -imiiglfa or see'. iv ll
Uow Pome Journalists Work.
Those people who are always com
plaining of the inaccuracy of newspaper
writers oui;ht to Lo impressed with this
story of M. tie Dlowitz, the famous cor
respondent of tho London Times, which
I heard the other day from an American
writer who knows the journalist inti
mately: "One night while I was visiting
Blowitz," says my informant, "a bit of
news came to him by wire, ft consisted
or only a few lines, and I supposed of
course that he would simply wire it on
to his paper and do nothing more about
it, but instead of that ho took a cab and
drove all over Paris, from the house of
this statesman to that, in order to verify
the report. It was midnight before he
was satisfied that the report was authen
tic and allowed it to be Uispatched.
New York Cor. Literary World.
The Growth of the I'ostal .System.
Leas than CO years ago there was really
no postal system in this country. Pre
vious to 184? the mails were carried by
private firms, and rates varied according
to distance. Carriers often traveled on
foot or horseback, and the progress wa3
slow. In IH4H some of the post offices
issued stamps of tin Jr own, called "pro
visional k-suts." The adhesive stamp
was first used in this country in IS-;.
and prepayment was made compulsory
in 1856. In isfi: the stamp containing
the head of Andrew Jackson was issued.
and from then until ISS.1 the style
adopted contained the profiles of presi-
dents of the United States. PnblicOnin-
ion.
(leero.
Cardinal Newman was a master in tho
art of writing English. In one of his pub
lished letters he expressed the following
opinion:
"As to patterns for imitation, the only
master of style I ever had is Cicero: I
think I owe a great deal to him, and, so far
as I know, to no one else."
Bishop Wordsworth, of St. Andrews, an
other masterly writer of English, says in
his autobiography:
So far as I have derived benefit from
any one in the matter of composition, it
has been from Cicero.
1 do not underrate the advantage of
combined study of authors such as Addi
son, Swift, Bolingbroke, Johnson, Burke,
Hume, Gibbon, Macanlay and, I may add,
Horace Walpole; but I must repeat that I
believe I got more gixsl, uot only in writ
ing Latin, but for writing English, from
reading Cicero and learning him by heart,
than from any other source." Youth's
Companion.
DKAKNKSS CINMir HK TtltKI)
My local applications, ss :he cannot reach the
dlses-ed poi lion ot the ear. ' I here Is onlv one
why to cure ilcKine., mi l thm 1 . coumiiu
iIoiihI remedies. ie ilne Is esiia. d hv nn In
name. 1 1 eii.lv ion 1.1 the mucous lining me
eiminclilan tills1. When this tiihe Is int!um.d
you have n ruiuhllng sound or lineerieet heir
nig, ai.d hen it is entirely closed itesluess Is
the result, and unless the tiillntiiiuatioii ean he
taken out ami tins IiiIk-restored to Its normal
condition, hearing n 1.1 .e desiroved forever;
nine eases out ol ten are caused hi i ainrrii,
w Inch is nothing Inn an Inflame i condition o(
the mucous suriai-es.
We will give t'ne Hundred I in Inrs (or nnv
case ot iteiiiness (e ,us. d hv catarrh) I tint cannot
he cured lv lla.l's i aiai rli cur.', send lor cir
culars, dee. K. J. I IIKNfcY A CO.,
loli.lo il
Sold l.y druggists; T.i cents.
rvts.
Isicta., and
I ll.lsjper I lot tie?
1 1,. ...,i .i.i..
line iiiiaaT I won l tint pronui
where, nil other full, Coutii, Croup.
nroai, jiaarsrnrss, wnooeinff tov.g
Aalhma l.',.v Cm. ... n. I r n l .... l..u.
' - "...,.....i.fcn ,v 111,1, iiu i.ini.
lias cured thouaamU, and will i lilt Veil If
taken In time. Isold by Drugglsta on a Kunr
antre. Kop a jmn Hack or rh-at, ore
hHlLOU 8 tIKLLADONNA I'LASl hRsl.
DOCTOR
r J 11 1 MM V KU U
niiiiuui iiumuu ,
J s
lluveyoui ntunhf This rrinedy Is gnaran
tes'd to cuits you. 1'rice.Wcu. lujtvlorfrve.
Tee KnaniellueSlove I'oltah: no dust, uo smell.
TT GinstiA for breaufast.
Mladder, t'rlnary and hirer Plsi'aies
oravel and luat.eles are cured l y
Dlopsj
??!. Years of PainHUNT'S REMEDY
d ftiyk friend urgi d me to tnk(
' 4$ Hood's Sarsaparllla, 1
5 ! hesita'ed. but finally
c t.s'k it. Tin
. Ho i'l hciielit vvns
I Buffered with ecema or salt rheum, iu such
terrible itK"t.y lit times that I could not uiilk
A si alsmt the house. I had
J f psjlfv. V. many f i'lures with
v s- 'A-1 s . li..,.. .l...
'ffiTOVil 6' iiii-a luni niii-u a
ke
I
y
lie hoped (or
s liorleenli!e
I , at the outset, and I have
' JfcLs.; taken twelve tsdths. I
"it 1) """r'etely well ami
!"' ' if J"-r' hid like a new woman.
X k-- V -r . 1 c an't tliank or praise
TJKrs orCti(,' n nod's Saisaparl'.la
enough for whnt It has done for me. Mas.
JnsrcHINK Bovi K, H 1'iivls ni Street, l i-eisklll,
K. V. He sure to c t Hood's because
Hood's55; Cures
THE BEST KIDNEY
AND LIVER
I UK 111 Yi'lis' Ui'iiu: It piitilhhe.l ho llrsl ol
each mouth. Il Is Issued In the Inleiest of ill!
consumers. Il Hives the luue. I e.e h unoliiltelis
nil el el vlhlnii In lue i. ii el ' line. Il Hill ml v o
von iiionev In eoiisiilt II. Mailed lo o In liny
address en iiplleallnu. Pmi'l he Hllhoiil II.
II costs vou Itollilnu lo iet It. Il nunles w hole,
sale prices illleet to tllil enUsliaier. Mention
this piqs'r. Address
JONES' CASH STOKE.
I ail p rout SI i eel, I'm lined, Or.
Brooklyn Hotel
208-212 Bush St., San Francisco.
This favorite hotel Is under the nianiiKi'liielit
'it 1 4 1 1KI.P.N Mi IN I HUM Kit V, and Is a Kmd II
not the best family and llusiuess Men'k lintel
III Han f ralli Iseo.
Home Comforts! Cuisine Unexcelled I
Klrst class service and the highest slandaril ot
respeclalillliy KUarauteed mo re nin miianf t
flllipussr-it hir atillai.s me iS'm fin t. I li Ml I l Hint
room per day, II l ;l, l. 7.1 and 1,'im, hoard
and room per week, V to l '; single rooms, MS)
to l. Free isiaeh to and llolll hotel.
THE (IRI-AT CUM5
KOIt -
INDIGESTION
-AND-
CONSTIPATION.
A -
MEDICINE.
HUNT'S REMEDY
tmrca Ilrlght's lUsease, lietentloii or Son re
ti'iillottol t'rlue, I'allia In tin) Hack, lsdns nr
Hood's PUIS act cosily, yet promptly and ;
eSieiently, on the liver and Is we la.
An Expressive Postscript.
A curious postscript was once added to a
letter by General Israel Putnam. A spy
named Palmer, sent by Sir Henry Clinton,
the British commander, had been detected
furtively collecting Information of the
force and condition of the post at Peekskill,
and had undergone a military trial. A
vessel of war came up the Hudson in all
haste and landed a flag of truce at Ver
planck's Point, by which a message was
transmitted to Putnam from Clinton
claiming the said Palmer as a lieutenant
in the British service. Putnam replied:
Headquarters, 7th August, 1777.
Edward Palmer, an officer in the enwny's
service, was taken as a spy lurking within
oar lines. He has been tried as a spy and
shall be executed as a spy, and tho flag is
ordered to depart Immediately.
Israel Putnam.
P. S. He has accordingly been executed.
San Francisco Argonaut.
Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil presents a
perfect food palatable,
easy of assimilation, anil
an appetizer ; these are
everything to those who
are losing flesh and
strength. The combina
tion of pure cod-liver oil,
the greatest of all fat pro
ducing foods, with Hypo
phosphites, provides a re
markable agent for Quick
Flesh Building in all ail
ments that are associated
with loss of flesh.
rraparad by Swlt t llnwns. ''hmllt,
lie York. Soul t ull ilr'jfcjfiata.
A
HUNT'S REMEDY
i
Cures lutein peranee, Nervnus piseases, (ienera
I Pehlllty, female Weakness and Kxcessee.
i
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures llillniisness, He.idaehe, J.i'in.ll. e Sniir
Stomach. Dyspepsia, Constipation and Piles.
HUNT'S REMEDY
r
Wyoming' Sheep I'aatures.
By far the greater part of Wvominer is.
upland that can never bo reached by ir
rigation and must always remain a pas
toral and stockraising country. There
are nearly 40.000.000 awes of such landc
in the state. These, with grassy forest
areas of 15,000,000 acres, are suimlied
plentifully with water for stock. Now
York Sua.
The Beat Kind of llaskets.
A general mistake is madealxnit baskets,
most people supposing that the white wil
low bitsket is the best. It looks best, but
it is by no means the strongest. The white
willow slips are cut in the fall and kept
green all winter by packing their stubs in
wet sand or water, and when spring comes
the bark peels off with a twist of the hand.
The buff baskets, on the contrary, are made
from dried willow slips, which have been
steamed and then peeled. While not so
handsome, they are much stronger and will
wear far longer than the white. New York
Tribune.
Why a Bulldog Is So Called.
As to the derivation of the word bulldog
it is only necessary to state that at one time
this species waa exclusively used in bull
bating, and from that circumstance arose
the name by which it is universally known.
A cross between this and the terrier is ap
propriately termod the bull terrier. De
troit Free Preea.
yrup
99
William McKeekan, Druggist at
Bloomingdaie, Mich. ' ' I have had
the Asthma badly ever since I came
out of the army and though I have
been in the drug business for fifteen
years, and have tried nearly every
thing on the market, nothing has
given me the slightest relief until a
few months ago, when I used Bo
schee's German Syrup. I am now
glad to acknowledge the great good
it has done me. I am greatly reliev
ed during the day and at niobto-otn
sleep without the least trouble.'''
1 AT llX t: on the Kid ue is. l iver
and ItiiueU, restoring them to a healthy ae
lion, nnd I I III -., when all other medicine
(all. llundrixls have l.eeu saved who have la'oli
given up to die by friends ami physicians.
ftOI.I HV All. 1)1(1 (.CIS t N.
DR. GUNN'S
imtrovzo
WVER
PILLS
A MILD PHYSIC
ONE PILL FOR A DOSE.
A m07jmmit of th bowels easih day U nncMiiary for
health. I'tinta pilln aupply v hut tho iyat4ui laoka to
make it regular. Thoy oure liaadanhe, brltfhtea the
ayae ana oiitar the compltilou tur than ooa
met.cv. Thev mot mildly, neither a;rlpe nor aloken a
other pllla do. To eon vim. e vou of their ninrtta
will mail samp iii frt, or a full boi for lioornte. So 14
werywheio, iiuauuko Mod. Co., l'hlluUolphlft, H
Regulator of th3 Liver and Kidneys
-A SPKCIHC KOK -
Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Neuralgia
And All Oilier Blood and Skin Dlvas.'s.
Il Is a isisltlve cure tor alt those t.atnful. d. 11-
late eomialuts and complli ulcl lunilile. unit
uenknissM'seoiumoii aiuonii our Ives, mothers
and dauitiih rs.
t he etli ei is Immediate and lie llin; loor
three doses ol Pa. I'ki.i k s lit s t.y inkeu dally
kei ps the Wood eisil, the llv. r snd kldin s sri.
ive, and w III eiulrely eiadiente u ihe svsiein
nil trace., o( N rolnln, Suit Utieiiui, or an) other
lorm of hltsid disease.
No niedleliieever l"lr..diieed lu this country
luii met Willi sin Ii ready sule, imr civeu sueli
uulversal sstlslset.ou mlteiu. ver use. I as that ot
IK I'VltOCK s IlKSIKIiY.
I Ills ren.e.lj has Ixell r, In the In. j.l'.ils
throiiK'hiuit the old uorld lor the ;-.( . nt.
live years as a s.eeifl' lur the nt...ve disease'
and It has mid III cure when nil other oeiilled
remedies fall.
Send lor pamphlet ol testlmunlnls from lhos
who hilVe hi'ell Cliri d In Its ll-e. PrilKKlsts sell
II at II Hi per ladlle. Tr; It an. I he eouvineed.
for sale hy
MACK & CO.,
0 nnd II Front St., San Francisco.
Hercules Gas Enninu
IOAS Olt HANOI. INKj
Mnue for Power or Pumpinu Purpseee.
The t'lisiest ltellal.li' Uu t ;,i
on th Aim.,.
mlu
SOCIETY
BADGES.
A. FKI.DKNII EtM
Kit, ladliiK Jew
eler of tho I'aelHc
Northwest, keeps
larae stuck of all
HKCRKT SOCIKTV
HMXIHH on hand.
Heat Knods at low.
eat II 11 res, Jiadgei
made to order.
For lmplh lty it Itoat tlu World.
It olU Itself from a ItcserTnir,
No t'lirburntor to get out of onlor.
No Itattei lea r Kleetrlo Hirk.
rt rune with a (lieuper tirade of (liui,lliie thaau
iitle-r '.iikIiii.,
Br.SJD l)B I'.MWIU Ta
PALMER & REY, M ANurACTUREittv
405 imoM Slieet, San fraiidw:, Cat
AND
KORTI.A NO, (IKROOsf.
A?
X
This Traitn Mark li on the beat
WATERPROOF COAT
Illuatrated
vaxajoffuo
re A. j.
in the World !
TOWER. BOSTON, MASS.
I0H8 on Ixhtallmknts. Beat makes.
Lowest r.riee. Send for eatalonue.
EOCENE.
Is a Hpeciid brand of llurnliiKOII .which we
manufacture expressly fur KA.MILY l.'HK.
IT IS A ITIttKCT I I.I.I'M I N I OH.
II IS nlldl KIKK 'IH.'HT.
IT IH OF U.MKOKM (IIIAI.ITV.
We Kiiarantee It Ui ho tho iiiohkst pohhihi.k
iirapk ok ii.liiminatinu oil,. Ask for It.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
MWEMDE8, PARADES,
IWI A 'I t'l l I l( IIIDt lltll' II S
Kverythlnir III the iihore line. Costumes. Wk's.
Beards, I'roperiies, opera nnd I'lav Hooka, etc..
furnlhiied at urently reduced rates and In tiio
rlor (iniillty by the oldest, laruest. best reuowmal
and therefore only wimble Thrtilriml Supply
llo'me nn the J'nriffc ChuhI. !orreHiiondeiiee ho.
Melted. ioi.DHTKiM A Co., '2fi, as nnd :) O'Kurrell
street, also K'.!2 Market street, Han Kranclsco. We
supply ii inmirrn on me umti, to whom wo re
enuiiy
FliAZEH
I
IS'
' refer.
AXLE
mm
UIBllUrilJE,,
3est in the World!)
Get the Genuine!
Sa!d Lvervwherel '
All""" I'ortUnd. Or.
HAVE
YOU
GOT
PILES
TTCTlrNO TTLHS knowi t.y nolstnri
11 Xn parsplrarl.yi, niiusn mu nan lu-lun
mlPtl'V,?'.',i"i' '"'", UhlNlf
BUiiEDiNu or l-norniTDiNO rujij
Yllll.l) ATONCM TO
OR. EO-SAN-KO'S HILE RCMEOY.
whleh .is dlMoily on part. bIOmmiT
at-orb. tumor., allays Itoln elTsSnai"
permmmm mire. lrle.i tiSo. i)i!
MRS. WINSLOW'S
FOR CHILDREN
Tot by all llrafglsL.
Soothing
Syrup
TEETHING
I'mti a bcttla,
V. V. N. U. No. 1,1(1-8. F.
n. u. No. rm
IT IS IGNORANCE T H A T WasTES
EFFORT." TRAINED SERVANTS USE
RHEUMATISM CURED BY m T(cr nr
Moore's Revealed Remedv
UUUUtUM liuui UU 1
-u niuiiui myntiBUHfirl was nHlevod I ... XVT
mv taiii.i..ii .,.,...,., ..":';Sif 'rom an old raso r
MATIBM who. theW li'SiS KHkC:
HI k-mtUlillo
dd cut did him no Rood.
llflCB, Utpou, Oul.
MB& N
OtD BY TOCB UBV0XV,