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Fancy roll, g fi>..................
Oregon...................................
Inferior grade...................
Pi. kled..............................
California roll.....................
do
pickled................
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16
20
30
to
12 @
15 ®
C hbksb —
20
16
IM
29
15 tat
14 ®
Eastern, full cream............
Oregon,
do
............
California..............................
Koos—Fresh.....................
18 ®
D ried F ruits —
Apples, qrs, ska and bxs...
do
California..............
Apricots, new crop..............
Peaches, unpeeled, new ...
P-ars, machine dried.........
Pitted cherries.....................
Pitted plums, Oregon.........
Figs, Cal., in bgs and bxs..
Cal. Pruties, French...........
Oregon prunes............ . . ..
A
8
5
28
14
10
40
11
8
10
121
7 ®
18 ®
7 «
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4
Portland Pat. Roller, pbbl g
4
do
Salem
do
4
White Lily V bbl \.....
4 25 @ 4
Country brand...
2
Superfine............
61
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75
35
75
G rain —
Wheat, Valley, 100 lbs... 1 10 ® 1
do
Walla Walla.......... 1 00 ® 1
1
Barley, whole, V ctl............
do
grou> d, V ton........ 20 00 6125
40 ®
Oats, choice milling g bush
48 «0
do feed,good tochoice.old
Rve, V100 tbs.................... 1 00 ® 1
F eed —
Bran, V ton..........................
Shorts, V ton.......................
Hay, v ton, baled...............
Chop, tf ton..........................
Oil cake meal V ton............
15
02k
10
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50
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18 5 1 «52
20 50 «22
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32 00 <433
00
50
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Apples, Oregon, V box.......
Cherries, Oregon, V drm...
Lemons, California, g bx.. 4
Limes, t» 100........................
Riverside oranges. IP box...
Los Angeles, do
do ...
Peaches, |p box................... 1
1 25
6 00
1 60
I 26
H ides -
13 ® 14
Dry, over 16 lbs, lb........
Wetsalted, over 15 tbs...
(MM
71
Murrain hides................... one-third off.
Pelts ..................................
10 (A 1 00
V egetables —
Cabbage, If !t>.....................
Carrots, f sack.................
Cauliflower, V doz............
Onions ...............................
Potatoes, naw, g bush ...
W ool —
East Oregon, Spring clip.
Valley Oregon,
do
2 (A
21
1 00
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1 25
90 ® 1 0>
is a
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SCIENCE ANO INDUSTRY."
—A nine-foot coal vein ha« lieen
•truck near the surface at Greeley,
OoL
—Prof. Hayden, of the Geological
Survey, advances the theory that the
world is preparing to enter upon an­
other glacial period, which will set in
about 2887.
—An extensive deposit of pure as­
phaltum has been discovered near This­
tle Station, in Utah. It is worth |40 a
ton; the expense of mining is about
forty cents.— Golden llule.
—In Germany the microphone is now
used for tracing leaks in water-pipes,
the slightest trickling of tlie water be­
ing made distinctly audible when the
apparatus is brought near it
—The government of India now main­
tains 131 weather observatories. From
these a special study of tho influence of
forests on climate lias been made, and
the results confirm the theory that rain­
fall Is most abundant over wooded dis­
tricts.
—It is ntit necessary to have different
metals to obtain a currentof electricity.
Iron in nitric acid and iron in sulphuric
acid, the two fluids being separated by
a porous partition, will give a current,
one plate wasting away, while lheother
thickened.— National View.
—One of tho two component stars
which make up tlie double star knownas
number fourteen in the constellation of
Orion, moves completely around tho
path in which it travels onco in ono
hundred and ninety years. This fact
has recently beon ascertained by Mr. J.
E. Gore, an Irish astronomer.— N. K
Ledger.
—A German engineer, named Ilen-
kels. has invented a ventilating window­
pane whieh admits frail air while pre­
venting a draught. Each square metro
of glass contains 5,000 hides, which are
of conical shape, widening toward tho
inside. Tho new device lias already
been adopted by many of tlie German
hospitals.— Baptist Weekly.
—Tho Age of Steel publishes a sum­
mary of tlie statistics collected by the
American Iron and Steel Association in
the nail trado. These statistics show
that exclusive of railroad spikes anil
horseshoe nails our total production of
cut nails and cut spikes in 1886 was
8,160,973 kegs of 100 pounds each,
against 6,696,815 kegs in 1885, 7,581,879
kegs hi 1881, and 7,762,737 kegs in
1883. Tho production of 1886 was the
largest tho country has ever attained.
r
■
Little boy—“Pa what does ‘phenom-1 The who
who'e
routes in
in'>pe
’e length of m II
H Jrout*
ope' ■
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
enal’ mean?
meant" ” Father —
— “It 1»
is a won.
word used
enal*
___ | ation in the Uuited blates at
by the citizens of lllinoia. Iowa, Kansas 375,«IO miles.
—Tlie I idian military budget of and N«*bra<ka when they refer to the
Young or m ddl-aved men,
growth
of their respective towns. It
Great Britain is «70.000.000. The In­
from nervous debility or kindred affev
tian army consists of 73,000 Europeans doesn't mean much,”
t oils, ahou'd address, with 10 rente
and 145,000 natives.
Stamps for large tr at ye, Worid» ' “
UBiFUL AMD HULTFUL MEDICINES.
pensarv Medical A»sr»iation, 6tM Main
—Vanitas Vanitatum.—A French
There is a certain clasa of remedies for con­
newspaper is authority for the fidlow­ stipation absolutely useless. These are boluses street, Buffalo. N. Y.
and potions made in great part of poJophyiiin,
ing placard in a book-shop window:
A voung man in Georgi« killed his father
“AUTOGRAPHS OF GREAT MEN.” aloes, rhubarb, gamboge, and other worth­ and six other members ol the family.
less ingredients. The damage they do to the
"From one cent up."
stomachs of those who use them is inc&lcula
To Threnhem: I nave a few of the
—Mexican women shop in their car­ ble They evacuate the bowels, it is true, but celeb ated Wes inghouse Threshers jet.
always
do
so
violently
and
profusely,
and
be-
riages and make the clerks bring out ■MM grip - Uic I mjuv I m . 'I heir effect to tO and f r h • purpose ot c osmg out wit sei
to the curbstone the goods they want weaken both them and the stomach. Better them on next yee’s terms at
A'so. a few sec nd-hand ma
to use the agreeuble and salutary aperient, rigur s.
to see. Only servant« and foreigners far
Hoste ter's»Stomach Bitters, the laxative effect < hiñes of other nnke. Write for bargains
buy at the counters.
of which is never precede«I by pain, or accom­ Z T. .W right foot of Morrison btreet
by a convulsive, violent action of the
—The Hebrew population of Jerusa­ panied
bowels. On the contrary, it invigorates those Cortland O egon.______
lem is rapidly ineread >g. It is now organs, the stomach and the entire system. As
READ THIS CAREFULLY.
a means of curing and preventing malarial
19,080, the largest number since Titus fevers, no medicine can compare w,th it, and it Every ... in and «(.mail >uun» or old, on tbbpo“*;
th*i I* adticted witb *uy due*«-, no matter «hrt, ta*
remedies
nervous
debility,
rheumatism,
kidney
destroyed the sacred city A. D. 70.
lheir tamil, pbyalclal. due* not ui.der.tand, o t»"»
and bladder inactivity, and other inorganic cure,
should write a full deecription of their “l1“1’“ 3“
—During tho last century one hun­ ailments.
Dr korden, or get on the train and nail him He I» uro-
tided with even instrument ol »urgery, mid the be»t
dred lakes in the Tyrol have subsided
The Wesleyan Mis ionary So iety has medicine, to Im had tor tm.uer. Cou.uitatiomi trea
and disappeared, according to Dr. A. been in existence ft r 100 years.
Homut opinions giren; rv*»,t.«We chargee AU °orree-
pondence ■ rtctly oouhdenttal hncloee .tamp AJlwss
Bohm, of the Gjograpliical Society of
W B EoKDEN, M. D : othcee,«. Sand U, Vlret Na­
A WOMAN'S AGE.
tional flunk, Portiaud. I iregon.
Vienna.
Rupture Permanently Cured.
A woman, it is oa'd is no older than she
—The London Z »«logical Society
looks. Many women, however, look double No surgery Work every day. OHMS guaranteed.
reports that at tlie close of 1815 it had their actual aite by reason of those func­ AddreM Dr/ »ORDEN 1 LUTHER, othcee B, » an 112,
in its collection a total of 2,609 ani­ tional disorders wh'ch wear upon the Pire» National Bank. Portlaud. < Iregon.
mals. of which 777 were mammals, 1.- ne ves and vitality, and which, if un­
3 months’ treatment for 50c. Piso’s
are liable to change the m st
129 birds and 403 reptiles. M my of checked.
robust woman to a weak, broken-dovt n Remedy for Catarrh. Solti by druggists,
the animals have been bred in tlie so­ invalid Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescr’p-
Hitch yetar linils "Brown's Bron­
tiou" will positively <uie every irregu­ chial Troches" in new localities, in varit u»
ciety’s gardens.— Boston Budget.
larity cud weakness peculiar to the sex parts of the world. For relieving Coughs,
—The large sum of 350.000 frs. was and require but a sing'e trial to prose its Colds and Th oat Di eases, they have
realized by tlie sale of the Ponton surpassing merit. Price reduced to one been proved re ¡able. SJd only in bore*.
I’Amecourt colled ion of Roman and dollar. By druggists.
Byzantine coins. Taking the average
Wallington D.C., was made the capital
.irice fetched by these different coins, of the Unite I States. July 8, 1<V2.
■ach gram of gold brought in 1.200
IMITATORS AND IMPOSTORS.
frs., which leaves a considerable mar­
Tlie unequalled aucceaa of A LI. cock ' s
gin over ami above tlie actual value of
P orous 1 labtkhb as an external remedy
he metal.— Jeweler s Weekly.
—Mr. G. S. Jennian, the govern­ has atiniul ted unscrupulous pa tie» to
ment botanist of British Guiana, in de­ put forth imitations, which they endeavor
scribing a recent journey through the to sell on the reputation of Allco ks. It is
■TH3EJ fBUJSIT
ab urdity to speak of them in the sam-*
primeval forests of that tropical col- an
ategory aa the genuine and origica'
iiiy, complains of the attacks of the porous pl ster. Their pretensions are un­
bush ticks, which fast med themselves rounded, their vaun'ed merit unsupp rted
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
by facts, th ir alleged superiority to or
all over the bodies of tlie exploring eqi
’a'ity with Al'cock's a false pretence.
HUNT
’S REMEDY has saved from lin­
one
could
party so plentifully "that
The . ble-t niedira practitioners and
hardly put one’s finger in any (hemists aad thousands of grateful ia- gering disease and death hundreds who have
been given up by physicians to die.
part from head to foot between tients unite in declaring A llcock ’ s
P orous P lahtehs tlis best external rem
HUNT’S REMEDY cures all Diseases
the inflamed bumps tlie
edy known.
of the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Or­
la'sed."— N. K Ledger,
gans, Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes and
When you go to Po t'and if you reed
—In some parts of tlie wine district
Incontinence and Retention of Urine«
anything in the drug line cad on John A
of France the church bells are tolled Child & Co., corner Morrison and Se<ond
HUNT’S REMEDY encourages sleep,
when there is likely to be a frost sovere streets, as they keep the best of every­ creates an appetite, braces up the system, and
enough to hurt tho vines. The inhab­ thin? and ttieir prices are reasonable. Ui
renewed health is the result
sei d in your or ’ere by mai , as they make
itants at onco hurry out of their houses a specialty of sending goods by mail and
HUNT’S REMEDY cures pain in the
Side, Back or Loins, General Debility,
and place quantities of tar between express.
Female Lwiseases, Disturbed Sleep,
J ohn A. C hild & Co., Druggists,
die rows of vinos. Tuen a signal is
Cor. Morrison & 'Id Sts., Portland, Or.
Loss of Appetite and Bright’s Disease.
given to light tho tar, and in a few
HUNT’S REMEDY quickly induces tho
minutes a dense cloud of smoke arises,
Jersey city h s an a cumulation of un
Liver to healthy action, removing tho causes
whieh completely protects tho vines paid taxes amounting to $ff,0U0,0A).
that produce Bilious Headache, Dyspep-
from the froSt. — Bo don Transcript.
The Nineteenth Century Club is an or­ ' sia, Sour Stomach, Costiveness. Piles,
—A Z inzibar princess asks that lady ganization
etc.
that will consist of an e,ual
doctors may be sent out to her coun­ number» f men a- d women. It is hardlj
By the use of nUNT’S REMEDY tho
Stomach and Bowels will speedily regain their
trywomen. Tho medicine given to the to be expected that they will agree on all
suljects:
but
it
<an
surp
ise
no
one
to
strength, and the blood will be perfectly purified.
natives of Z inzibar in dangerous cases,
learn that "Dr. Pier e’s ' Golnen Medical
HUNT’S REMEDY is purely vegetable,
she says, consists of swallowing texts Discovery" is unanimously pronounced
and meets a want never before furnished to the
from tho Koran. Abbe Hue relates the most successful remedy extant, for
public, and tho utmost reliance may be placed
hat in Thibet relatives of patients pulmonary c nsurnplion, as has been
monstrated in hund edsof cases; itpos
U it
went for medicines to doctors; and, if d
itively arr sts this di ease and restores
HUNT’S REMEDY Is prepared ex-
he medicines were not available, they health and strength, if administered in its
pressiy for the above r’ seases, and
took the prescriptions (oil paper, of early stages. By drill gists.
has never been known
fail.
course), dilated tlie paper in ink, and
One trial will convince you. For
John Parry, an English deserter, was
gave it to the patients to drink.— Ex­ killed by the cars atEan Pedro, Cal.
sale by all Druggists.
change.
Send for Pamphlet to
*
If afflicted with 8ore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac
—M E. Lovassfur, of Paris, shows Thompson’s Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c.
HUNT’S REMEDY CO.,
that tlie chances of living long at any
Providence, R. I,
T ry G krmea for breakfast.
given ago are much greater now in
THE LATEST AND BEST!
France than they were before 1789. Of
2,000 infants—under one year—1,180
survived in 1789; 1,460 survive at pres­
ent. In 1789, 783 persons out of 2,000
reached tlie ago of 40; tlie number now
Europ hd Mac\iae Made
is 1,110. In 1789, 1 11 persons out of
BREECH LOADING SHOTGUNS
2,000 lived to the age of 75; the num­
Manhattan Arms Co.
ber now is 360. Tlie death late of
ütic
fv
No. 40—Side Snap, Twist Barrel....
$20 00
France is much the same as that of
No. 50—Top Snap, Twist Barrel .
22 00
England, being rather superior at some
emedies
No. 51—Top Snap, Twist Barrel, extension
rib
.........
24
00
ages and inferior at others.
, . DISFIGURING. ITCHING.
. orturing
...
YOUR CATARRH
|
EDUCATION
IN
LONDON.
Ludicrous Answers Given by Puplla of •
Training School for Teachers.
The students who sit for the pxs’nins-
tions are male and female cx-t> i;»ii-
feaoliers, none of them be'ow eighteen
years of age. They attend the train­
ing colleges for two years, and then, if
they pass successfully, they become
teachers in elementary schools. Many
of them, though practically self-taught,
give in papers that notevery univer>ity
graduate could write, but others are
very deficient—the Welsh students es­
pecially, to whom E iglish is hardly a
mother tongue. The examinations are
conducted by inspectors of schools,
who generally understand the difficul­
ties with whieh the pupil-teacher has to
cope; but tlie papers are drawn up by
examiners in the Education D qiart-
ment in London,who, though adequate
scholars, often make a mess of it
Many of tho answers given by the stu-
dents are suggestive as well as ludi­
crous, und thi.se noted b »low have at
least tho merit of being genuine.
Perhaps the standard is lowest in
English composition. Geography ami
history papers are, as a rule, well an­
swered. B it it would be unreasonable
to cx|>ect fine essays from young men
and women who aro teaching in a
school all day, and have to do theii
own studying after a hard day’s work.
Still, a respectable piece of composition
is expected of them. In the examina­
tion paper they are generally given a
wide range of subjects to choose from.
Oil ono occasion
tho men stii-
dents were asked to write on
One
chose
ny
Engl ish
sport,
cricket. “The game of cricket.” he
began, “consists of six stumps, tjvo
bats and a ball. Nor should wo omit
tho balls, which are four in number.”
“My favorite walk.” anothor wrote, “is
when I do not have far to go to it.”
••Tho Beautiful” was one of several
subjects offered for tho essay. “It is
beautiful,” said a female candidate,
“to sit upon a stone in the middle of
hoary ocean.” Descriptions of scen­
ery these student-teachers are ex­
tremely weak in, as a rule. They are
much more ready to tackle a historical
subject, though here they are not al­
ways Imppy. Ono jotting in our note­
book is: ."Joan of Arc was rather
pious and very genteel.”
Milton was the author of "The l » a
serted Village, or the Handot. ” Thii
information i
was
volunteered
in
a paper on
<
“Samson Agonistos”
(or,
as
another
student
ex-
plained,
‘ "Samson
in
Agony”).
Nothing is nioro common than the at­
tempt to appease the examiner by pro­
viding information not askod for. Ths
student is asked when the Battle ol
Crecy was fought; he does not know;
so he gives tho date of Agincourt or ol
Flodden. O hers go about it in amorj
crafty way. They dodge the question,
so to speak, by giving a little essay on
Crecy (though the dale only is asked)
and thus introduce Agincourt (with
date) incidentally. It was noticeabh
in tlie paper on “Samson Agonistos”
that a largo number of students laid
stress on the fact that "8 imson dealt
dole with the jawbone of a dead ass.”
In another paper “monastry” was de­
fined ns "a place for monsters.”— St.
James' Gazette.
UNDERGROUND PARIS.
Description of a Visit to th. Cntacomlva ol
til« French • apllal.
HUNT'S
REMEDY
Kidney^ Liver Medicine
\ plow to Cure
r Skin & Scalp
Diseases
with the
► C
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.
Ocazx Do Oured.
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ASTHMA
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I
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f /así
BKONt'HITIN,
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Cured lu Three to Six Moutlu.
I>lphlhrria. «'roup, Seurat,
ala, Headurhe, Sore
Throat
/
HrEEDlLV CUBED.
Invaluable Remedy!
Patented April, 188&
Price of Treatment. «5.00; (Smoke Ball Ji.00;
Debellator, for Internal Use, 12.00.)
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO
652 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
®W£owaro of Hurtful Imitation!.
the ordinary kinds, and cannot beiwld
lion with the multitude of low teat,
c
’
alum, or phoephate powder* Sold w»ly to eanz.
R oy ai» B aking POWDEB Co., 10fl Wall Struct, N. Y.
PACIFIC
UNIVERSITY,
Forest Crove, Oregon,
Opens the new »»Siool year Sept. 19, and otter»
higher educational ailraiit»«« to the youth oj both
»ex,» throughout the Paeloc Northwest Productire
Fund» orer <100.000 Library, orer b.lM> solum1"
cation, healthful. Expen.es, 1 ght l,,lluel¿“; (
tian Instruction, thorough and Kholarly Situated Æ
miles west ot Portland „n railroad, with two trains each
way daily. For catalogue or tof.J
The Oregon National Bank,
OF PORTLAND.
ISueoeMoratu Metropolitan Saving» Bank.)
CAPITAL PAID IN.
•
J100.000
Transact» a General Backing Builneta,
ACCOUNTS kept »object to check.
SEI.L8 EXCHANGE on San Pranci»co and New York
MAKES COLLECTIONS on favorable terms
VAN B DxLASHMUTT,
GEO.B MARKLE, Ju .
President.
VlcePresident.
Il F. SHERMAN. Cashier.
f»OJElTL.A.INL>
MECHANICS’ FAIR
Opens October 6,
Closes October 22, ’87.
CIRK» AI.X. Hl’MORH,
from n common Blotch, or Eruption,
to th« worst Scrofula,
salt-rficnm,
«Fever-sores,’ Scaly or Hough
Skin, in short, all diseius-s cause»! by bad
blood arc conquered by this powerful puri­
fying, und Invigorating medicine. Great
Fathia Ulcers rapidly heal under its be­
nign Influence. Especlullv InisMt manifested
its potency In curing Tetter, Rose Hash,
■tolls, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrof­
ulous sores and Swellings, Hip­
joint Disease, White Swellings.
Goitre, or Thick Neck, anil Enlarged
Glands. S»'nd ten cents in stamps for a
large treatise, with colored plates, on Skin
Dial-uses or the sum« amount lor a treutiso
01»M10BioOD"'lS THE MEE»
Thoroughly cleunae It by using Dr. Pierce’s
Golden Mcdieal Discovery, and good
Us’and v "lai st“r'^nglh'will b ’ "" bllsii.d.
CONSUMPTION,
which la Scrofula of the I.uiigs, is nr-
rested and cured by this remedy, if taken
S pecial R ates on all Transportation Lines.
fore the last stages of the diseaee me reached.
AX2W1K WRIGHT SEMINARY. From its marvelous power over thia terribly
fatal disease, when first offering this now
Tacoma, Washington Territory.
celebrated reimdy to the public. Dr. 1‘IEHUB
A Boarding and Day Mr bool for Girl* thought seriously of calling it his “Coii-
suiiiplioii Cure,” but abandoned that
HRISTMAS TERM BEGIN8 THE SEC name as too limited for ft medicine which,
ond Thursday in September. Pupils art from its wonderful combination of tonic, or
«Iterative, or blood-cleansing,
taken at all ages and at any t me. It is im strengthening,
­
anti-bilious, pectoral, and nutritive prowr-
portant, however, to enter early in the term.
For catalogue and particulars address the ties, is uneqiialcd, not only as a remedy for
consumption, but for all Chronic Dis­
Principal.
MRS. LEMUEL II. WELLS,
Tacoma, Wash. Ter.
eases of the
C
8MOKK
THIS
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ieYFor sale at all leading places ‘frU
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7
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I S eattle , W T
7 ¿ W alla W alla , W
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i S pokane F alls ,W. T.
(A«T. RiA,or
Sole Agent.
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO.,
San Francisco,
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have
sallow color of skin, or yellowish-brown snotfl
on face or body, frequent headache or dizzi­
ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or
chills, alternating with hot Hushes, low spirits
and gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite,
ami coated tongue, you are suffering from
Ind ¡gestion, Dyspepwin, and Torpid
Liver, or “BiliouBiiCMB.” In many
cases only part of these symptoms are expe­
rienced. As a remedy for all such cases,
Dr. Piercc’H Golden Medical Din­
to very is unsurpassed.
For Weak Lun kb « Spitting of
Blood, Shortness of Breath, Bron­
chitis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and
kindred affections, it is an efficient remedy.
S old by D ruggists , at $1.00» or SIX
SHOTGUN ÇARTRIIDGES J
BUELL LAMBERSON, Cen’l Agent.
BOTTLES for $5.00.
Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Picrce’fl
book on Consumption. Address,
World’s Dispensary Medical Asso­
ciation, 663 Main Street, B uffalo , N. Y.
7 Htark Ht.. Portland. Or.
fe C' $500 REWARD
In i successful operation since i860, patronized from
is offered by tile proprietors
of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Kemedy
Tor a case of catarrh which
.T..y cannot core. If you
have a discharge from tho
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of
smell, taste, or henring, weak eyes, dull pain
or nressure In head, you have Catarrh. Thou-
san.Is of cases terminate In consumption.
Dr. Sage'sC ata nan R emedy eurestheworst
cases of Catarrh, “Cold In the Head,’*
and Catarrhal Meadacho. 50 cents.
LOS
all sections of the Northwest, endorsed by
Tho catacomb» of Paris are of enor-
business men and leading educators.
ni.ui- extent.
They were originally
THE MOST PERFECTLY EQUIPPED SCHOOL
stone quarries, and more than one-
No. A—Top Snap, Twist Barrel, complete
of its class on the Coast? it offers private or class
I scaly and pi
pimply disease.of the skin.Bvalp,
gun
... . 28 00 instruction, day and evening throughout the year, in
tenth of tho city’s extent is honey-
and blood with loan of hair, fioin infancy to No. B—Top
I’op Snap, Finest Twist, com-
Arithmetic, Writing, Correspondence, Book-keeping.
POTA'tO
VJLTIVATION.
old
ago,
are
cured
by
the
C
uticura
R
emedies
.
combed by them, Sonie of them are
píete gun
.32 00 Banking,Shorthand,Type-writing Business and Legal
CUTICURA KEsot.VENT.the new blood pnridor, No. C—Top Snap, Laminated Steel, coni-
Forms and all Common School Branches, Students
said to have been in existence for fif­ Work Necraanry to Obtain » 1‘roUtllblr cleanAca
T
the blood and perspiration of disease
píete
>k
gun
.........
. 32 00 of all ages and both sexes admitted «< any time.
Crop of Tubrra.
sustaining elemente, and th»u removes the No. I)—Top Snap, Damascus Steel, com-
teen centuries, but it is only within
Catalogue free. Armstrong andW’esco, Proprietors.
CAUSE.
píete gun
........................... ......... 36 00
To n considerable extent the yield of
tho last hundred years that they have
C uticura , the great Skin Cure, instantly
Every Cun Warranted.
WILLIAM BECK & SON,
served for purposes of burial. Of the I tile potato efop depend« upon the ctl!- allays itching and inflammation, clears theskin
and scalp of oruste, scales and sores, and re­ Ment <7, O, I*. on Receipt of Price.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
old cemeteries of Paris, the ltrgest and tiviit 0:1. G ,od peed, good so 1 and stores the Hair.
C uticura SoAP.an exquisite Skin Beautiflor, H t unnenxi u ;* f , ki * tmtkkkt Cuns and Sporting Coods.
most popular was that of the Inno­ thorough preparation are also nee ’s
. I. nUUoUN,
P ortland . O r .
Is indispensable in treating skin diseases, baby
We do not care to boom the price, but to move
cents, comprising not only vaults be­ sary, yet tve may give all these, and f humors, skin blends! ee, chapped and oily skin.
large quantities of goods we ha ve to make low fig.
Pise's Remedy for Catarrh is the
uticura R emedies are the great skin
neath tho church, bu> great pits for the we let the crop take care of itself, tin C
ures. Are offering good White Fleur at $4.50, Roller
beantiflers.
Beat, Easiest to Use, and CI.eajmeL
use of the common people, whore hun­ result, to a considerable extent, will b
Sold everywhere.
Price, C uticura , 50 c .;
at $4.75, and highest grades of Extra Family at $4.90
dreds of corpses were buried together. it failure. While each are in a in insure S oap . 25 c .; R esolvem *1. Prepared by the
to $5.00 per barrel. Feed and Grain of all kinds
P otter D ruo and C hemical Co..Boston,Mass.
Tho place became such a hot-bod of necessary, yet, at the »nine time, that
lower, except Corn. We take pains to fill orders
CVSend for "How to tbire Skin Diseases.’'
Sold by druRgiRts or sent by mail.
with the very best. These cool mornings your poul­
disease from overcrowding that suc­ are dependent upon each other 1» tpi)! I'KD will» the loveliest delicacy la the skin
50c. E. T. Hazeltine, Warren, Pa. |||
try need a little Japanese Egg Food, at $1.50 per 100
cessive edicts wore issued prohibiting securing tho largest yield. Hiving 11II bathed with C uticura M edicatki » S oap .
FINE FISHING TACKLE.
pounds, or Bone Meal at same price. And as a tonic
further burial there, but it was con­ the soil thoroughly prepared befor
Manufacturers’ A gents for
give a spoonful of Red Pepper occasionally. We sell
— During tlie past winter Mrs. Mary
tinued until tho place became abso­ planting is an important, aid toward
it 5 pounds for $1. W’e are ready to fill orders for
lutely loathsome.
Miller, of Hillsborough, N. H., fetl
making the cultivation easier. It als
Winter Supplies promptly. New List is out and will
In 1780 it was computod that the enables us to comm mee earlier tha
daily eight gray squirrels which came Wincheater, Marlin. Ballard. Colt's D;flnn be mailed free by SMITH’S CASH STORE, 115 and
Lightning Magazine
II
I
UBS.
to her door from the wooils everv
conmterv was twenty-six feet deep in we otherwise could.
£!£ Clav^trect, San Francisco, Cal.
& Wesson
RPVnlVPTQ
dead bodies, ami at that time, after it
Send tor Catalogue No. 5. M'Unulù.
morning ami departed after having Colt’s and Smith
Clean cultivation is very ossenti il.
une Agent (lierctiant oniyj
in fvpry town for
hail boon used for nearly seven hun­ We can not secure the best growth of
their breakfast. — Chicago Herald.
I#« A 167 He eon <1 Ht„ Portland. Or.
dred years, it was finally closed.
As potatoes and at the same time nllow :
4
—The Sans Sonei Hotel nt Ballston,
„
branch htoreh :
the site was regarded as a center of in­ good growth of weeds and grass, j
|
PUNCENT PARAGRAPHS.
N. Y., which at the time of its erection Klveraide Av . Spokane Falla,W.T. 94 State 8t.,8alem,Or
fection, the church was pulled down, find it much easier to destroy the weed
was the largest hostelry in the United
Everybody wants “Tansill’a Punch” 5c
—A local optician avers that “the and tho human remains transferred to when small. Not only can the wor
ciger now : they were always good blit of
States, has been sold to a New York
education of the eye is necessary even the quarries, which received the name l»e done mtic’i easier, lint the crop will
late
thev have improved. I h ar i!y at •
library. It has numbered among its
prove of ycur way of doing business you
to self-support.” That is, wo sii|>pose, of catacombs.
bo able to derive a larger amount o
■ > are sure t ho'd and increase your trade.
guests sneli men as Webster, Clay, H „TT .0' FLORIDA SOUTH-
it keeps the pupil under tho lash until
ERNR. lt. LANDS. Four million acres,
These underground galleries, to benefit. Taking an average seas >n, I
Douglass and Calhoun.— Chicago Times. suitablo
A. ARFNLi, Druggist, Chicago. Ill.
forOranges, Lemons, Olives, Pineapples.
it is aide to say, “I-(eye)-browse for which tho remains of many other prefer to keep the soil reasonabl
Bananas,
Strawberries and early v.gctablea. For Address. R.XV.TANINIM, « CO.. < hIcago
—
1
he
most
desirable
dog
owned
in
myself.”
aalo on longcredit »1.25 to $8.00 per acre.
ehnrehos have been removed, are un­ level. If the season is-wet morehilVn
200
*” “•'• 'Bl niHea-e. Piles,
Maine (if the adjective is permissible)
Addnma M. SOLOMON, ClS. N. W. Ag-t.
i i Y.Y •'■"’""V ►'•«‘“'a» nml Rectnl
—Cooing and Billing.—
der tho care of a regular corps of work­ can be used to a good advantage. 1>
____________ Bo. < lark St.. Chicago, Illg.
belongs
to
Mr.
Robert
Henderson,
of
nJr-e i .i**-*1 "«ec. NHinllj. without
To-day, oh girl, the man you love.
men. They have boon carefully sur­ cause it is necessary to secure goo
vTwi?1 *‘"l<c. w ithin pant two j earn.
Call» you hi» bird, his duck, hi« dove;
Warren. The dog is fourteen weeks
4 inltn several Interior townn. Mend
veyed, and marked by tablets, so that drainage.
But when your bonnet bill he'll aeon.
5?/S'w
' «•kl.»gto..M. I»..
obi and weighs one pound and three
He'll abrlek, “O, what u pelioan!”
a skilled person can name the street
Xe. i Iteknin n building. Port land. Or.
How often ami how long the cto'
ounces—about as little dog as it is pos­
—Hurd vile.
and even the number, of the house should be cultivated depends largel
sible to have in a dog.—Lewiston (die.)
—•’You are an insolent puppy, sir.
above his head. Without such know­ upon condition. No rule can be givei
Journal.
There'« only ono thing that keeps me
Cures all Diseases originating from
ledge, however, or lacking a guide, that will hit all seasons, or lio a;
CHiCriESTER’S ENGLISH."
from giving you an adequate thrash-
—Two young ladies living near Au­ r ?°4tLer„ei rtat® of the BLOOD or
woe l»o to him who attempts exploring plicable to all conditions of tho soil
fl ?"? Orl<lnal ®"<1 Only Genaine.
Ing.” “Ah,
.................................
indeed! And what is
burn,
Cal.,
being
of
an
ingenious
turn
lnadi^iMwweoaf <orthle«» Imitation«,
these gruosomo labyrinths!
It
is
essential
that
the
so
LIVER. Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
that?” “My cowardice, sir."— Phila-
fr A 9 !AS •, A -T,’ar l»ru«<1.t fol
of mind, have constructed tasteful and
eEncllah’’ and take no other, or inclmte 4«
In 1793 the porter of a hospital lying should bo kept loose and mellow am
Tnin B*0t^he*'I>imPl«’. 8crofula, fstam«.!
de I ph i a Call.
Ju mntexlxr, <u l,mr br retwr. laaV
stylish
looking
dresses
out
of
the
NAME
PAPE
R. CktekNt.,. <
<“?
Tumor», Salt Rheum and Mercurial
near one of tho seventy stair-cases, the weeds bo destroyed as thorough­
plebeian barley sack. It took ten sacks
which
conimunicate
with
the
cata
­
Pains
readily
yield
to
it»
purifying
ly
ns
possible.
The
neared
ul.
x-vTfl!'■
’
’
rrwhere.
Aik
fbr
"Cblelie«
LUCKY CAIROITES.
for each dress. The fabric is really a
teTA r.n.U»h Pcnnyrural l*Uta. Take nooib«r.
The St. Louis and Tennesee river combs, undertook an independent tour these conditions are observed, pro- I
goo»l imitation of the new loose mesh propertie«. It leave, the Blood pure
Thl« RELT or Regenerator la
of discovery therein. Lantern in hand, vide»!, of course, that during the dr I
the Liver and Kidneys healthy and the
nade expressly for the euro of
packet W. H. Cherry was here to-day, ho entered those fearful depths but he
goods known as canvas cloth.
dersDgeniente of the generative
Complexion bright and clear. *
season the soil is not disturbed to»
organs. The continuons stream
—A negro cook at tho Los Angeles
and her commander and clerk were in never returned, and his fate was an deep, tho better will be tho yield bot’
ofZLRCTR1CITT permeating
J’"l?*™ * Co- Proprietor.
through the parta must restore
(Cal.) jail kept eighty-five prisoners at
better spirits than ustial, for a very absolute mystery until 1814, when in quality and quantity. If one g.»o»l
them to healthy action. Do not
417
Sansome
St,
San
Francisco.
confound thiswith Electric Belta
bay
the
other
day
and
prevented
their
some
workmen
discovered
his
coat
good reason. They drew out of the
harrowing ami three good cultivation»-
advertised to cure all Illa from
head to toe. I< la for the ON«
escape. Fifteen »b sperate characters
■pec Ific purpose.
City National Bank $20tH) the bank buttons and a bunch of keys, in one of with tho cultiva'or will secure those
Ont bottle taken according to directions overpoweivd tlie jailer and got awav
For circulars giving fall In­
tho less-used passage«.
condi
ions,
that
is
all
that
will
bo
nec
­
formation, addrecs C beerar K lee-
had collected for them on one tenth of
trio Belt Co., 103 Waablngto«
The catacombs may now bo risited essary. I usually consider it necessary nill girt better resets than a gallon ef before the cook heard the disturbance.
Street. Chicago, I1L
ticket No. 15,322 in the drawing of tlie twice every month, by special permis­ to hoo over tho rows, as, unless th- Sarsaparilla, or an/ of the so-called Blood He faced the remainder with a carving
<J has taken the lead tn
12th inst. of Tho Louisiana State Lot­ sion of tho Chief Engineer of Mmes. soil is very clean, it ia somewhat <1.Ill- ^rtfere nith which the market is glutted, knife, whieh lie threatened to use with
ti’.c sale« of that cla1-» of
»eniedie«, and has given
all
his
skill
on
tin-
fir
t
convict
that
thnott universal satisUo
tery. The ticket drew *20,000, making Tho tour is begun by the descent of a cult to kill out the weeds between the tt Bruggists. price $1.00 per bottle.
OFFERS THE
Uvn,
came within his reach.
KURPHY
their share aa stated, (’apt. Lem Hill, winding stair-case of some ninety hills in any other way. Umally har­
Paris, Ter
—The thread used in Brussels lace is < Vvy*’ /
boo reward
<3 has won the favor of
a Cairoite from ’way back, ia tlie com­ steps, O.i reaching the l»oitoni, the rowing once, hoeing twice after the
[MH
the public and now ranks
ron tub
finds
himself
in
a iii*st two cultivations and then giving will be paid for an/ case of Rheumatism of the greatest fineness. The finest
mander of the Cherry, and Harry visitor
among the leading Medi*
I cine, r.f the o ldora.
paxsage.
three
to a thorough cultivation to finish up I which Dr. Pardee's Remed/, proper!/ ad­ quality is spun in »lark, underground painful ILLS AND DISORDERS SUF­
Crane, son of Capt. John Crane of tlie narrow
A. U SMITH.
Bradford, Ft.
rooms, for contact with the drv air
feet
wide
ami
FERED BY WOMEN EVERYWHERE..
nix this, will b* ail that is n cissary un­ ministered, fails te rehere.
T. B. Sima, the clerk. They are two four
Sc’dhy Drawwista»
__ ___ Prue •! .ML
causes the thread to break; so fine is it
aa clever and popular gentlemen aa high, cut, like the stair-case, in solid less the soil is very foul with weed«.
It relieves p*|n, promote9 a n,fnIar and hcalth
run on the Western rivers, and their rock. Each visitor being provided Give tho most of tho cultivation during Day SELF-HEATING Bath Tub M almost to escape the sight. A back­ Ifr”. «TZ °f KriO,1‘ “d '■ • gr'*t h,,|P,o Ton g
ground of dark paper is placed to te. ¿ t ’7”*'” p*,‘ n“'nrffy- It Strengthens
many Cairo friends will lie happy over with a candle, they march along in the early stag?» of growth.—Cor.
throw out the threads and the room is an t
£YSPENSARY,
any good fortune that falls to their lot. Indian tile. Broad vaulted corridors Farm, Field and S'ocksoan.
*nd ,h<‘ P<‘We orP’n’' bringing relief
d cotnfsrt to tired nomen wbo stand all day in
so arranged as to admit but one single
Capt. Hill and Mr. Crane have never art» traversed, their walls composed of
PORTLAND. OB.
—“Mother, why do they call a girl a
la
rMV of li.rhf tn»
Ak.. ...
" home, shop and factory.
inveated heavily in the lottery, hut oc bones tacked upon each other. Indeed,
Yount mlddl^M«d an«
bride' when she gets marriedF” “Be­
Lencorrbq.^ Inll.mm.tlon. Ulceration and TMm
old. single or maiTied men
caaionally have bought a ticket or two as far as the eye can reach, bones cause that’s the right name for her then.
Lænnox was originally Phcementa of th. Vlem. hsv. bcm cured by£
"offer »Hth
LOST MANHOOD I
in partnership, more for the little fun only can bo seen in endless succes­ I su)q»ose?” “I ll l«»t 1 know.” “Well,
lA?venach. the field of the Leven, or
a. women everywhere gratefully testify. Re™i«
Nsrjoin Debfllty, Sperm*
or excitement attending venture« on sion. Tablets erected at intervals whi ?
*
■»month
»traun;
the
founder
of
the
S. torrhea, faint, al Losrss
Physicians often preectibe It.
“ Cause ’bride is took from
Sexual b*«,, Palling Mem-
chance, however small, than from ex bear the nienii of ths cemeteries from -bridle' and they call her that ’cause
‘rJ’iial Lennox family wn» Arkvll a
Weak >;,e^ Lark at
SoldbyallDniggists. Pricegi.o^
A
pectation of drawinganything of much which The remains at that point have
Saxon
baron
of
Northumberland,
who
r
Bh,° Blood ®Dd
then is w hen she begins to put the bri­
K Skin Dise*M-a, SyphilMs
1 Jr
"O’W''’’n«"h- mailed toany
importance, hence when their ticket, been taken, while the sand-stone
netl
to
Scotland
about
1070
with
other
For
<ta-
J
Eruption«.
Hair
dle on her husband—or ‘halter,’ I dunno
isdy
sending
.tamp
to
th.
Labocatocr,
Lynn,
Mot.
1 Bone Pain«, R wellJnfli
or fraction of a ticket, in tlie d awing columns supporting the roof are carved
Saxon baron». an»l received from Mal­
41 Sore Throat, Ule»r», Kt
which. Mebby she ought to be called
of the 12th turned
ted up worth |i,_
>2,000.
... with quotations from tike Scripture*
---------- f^cta of Mercury Kidneys
colm Canmora, the Scotch King, alarve
We*k Rack, Rnrvin. T’H
Bladder T • o u b 1 ea
lore surprised than any- and other appropriate »ourcoe. — a halt,' cause she puts a halter on him.
tract
of
land
in
the
eonntie«
of
Dum
­
Ol~‘ ***
W as it a bridle or baiter you put on paF"
(III.) Argus, July 25.
I om /A' s Cbmpawwt-
barton
and
Stirling
—
Brooklyn
Eagle.
••That’ll do dr.”
T
Boom! Boom!
■
CATARRH
■
*tÄ»RMÄ Shot Gnns.
FL oe - wqo
Çûr g J
Prine
r'
|Cro/uUv
CiatUcu
«Í
BAY~~FKV1CR.
I Cure Guaranteed II Taken in Tim.
54 1]
HALL’S
SARSAPARILLA PENNYROYALPILLS
<
1
<
(
SUREST REMEDY
•
The Van Monciscar
OPIUM TOtBtosxsfc
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