Weekly Oregon statesman., August 28, 1900, Page 3, Image 3

WEEKIA' OREGON STATESMAN,-TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 189.
FEED STORES. ,
BREWSTER & WHITE
No. 91 Court Street 'Phone 1781
SALEM. Oi: KG OX.
A -oiiiph'te stock, of GBASs SEEDS
In sttN-k. lowest prices In .the Mate.
Abo VETCHES now In utock. Our
cceds are all new, relialtle stock.
DEALERS IN GRAIN.
WHEAT BOUGHT
cr txha rged for
flour and feed at
branch office of Aurora Roller Mills.
warehouse on Trade street, near High.
Salem, Oregon.-; ,
EICYCLE REPAIRING.
G. A. ROBERTS
Bicycle Repairing
New and Second .Hand Whtets
103 STATE STREET SALEfl, OR
TINNING AND PLUMBING.
T. S. BURROUGHS
TINNINO AND PLUMBING
Ga-3 and Steam fitting. Manufact
urer ol Hop and Fruit Pipe.
103 State St.. TcJ. 151. Salem, Or.
BLACKSMITH iNG.
M. F. R. SMITH
HGRSESHOER AND; GENERAL BLACKSMITH
Carriage taml Wagor.making. special
attention paid to interfering and lame
nets of 'horses.
185 Commercial St., Opp. Brewery
" PHYSICIANS.
J. F. COOK, M. D.
BOTANICAL DOCTOR
Cures Consumptron. Cancer, Tuinors.
Gravel and Kidiiiy Troubles. Aslhma.
Skin and Bone Diseases, without k n i fc.
plasters, posisons "or pain. Also Blind
ness. Salera. Oregon
LIVERY STABLES.
.A: R. PAGE ! W. A. STEPHENS
PAGET & STEPHENS
Horse-veH fed, good accommoda
tion.. Fine Regs. Good Riga fr
commercial men a Specialty. Horses
boarded by day. week or nxmch.
Red front Livery.1 Feed ond Mia siofcie
164 Conwnercial St., Tel. 851. Salem
RESTAURANTS.
20c PER MEAL
at far
-106 State street. Salem.
M KILLOP & BURKHART.
Prop
Km i'kxch rcsrr. cucxi with
..Carbolineum Avenarlus..
Will out wear C?dnr It Is also a n.xlicu'i
litrniedy Apaliist Chicken Idee.
Its tif.iiicali-i to the insde walls of poul
try buuws will iwruiuto-riliy
liTin!hati all LICK.
H-milt: Healthy t'hlekriia IMenty efryi.
Write tor circular and prices aJ meti-
tioti this pp-r. -II..
AI. W'ADK !0.. Assents, ;
. dALEM. OUbXXlX,
IDr.FcnccrsGQLDEH RELIEF! '
a tm' r. irrciitu I aio.
INFLAMMATION
arb (1 ruinu. Cold S..r.K-l-mi-.'t.rtf.
"CoMs Form ;n g Fy vera, GRI,
CUltfcS ANY PAIN INSIDE OK. OUT
i .t- la ttkirtr cn-tittit?-.
By
SAIEMPNWORKS
Your Work Solicited.
GEORGE I E SLY, Sup't
AFSl
Tlj.L
I A.N BLACKS
Jiuiiler a XuinU-r of White- and l"l -c
to t he Mountains.
San Francis-.!. An?. 2.-Tho new-
conteH from Sidney, by the steamer
M.-u'.jHa. of ru tiUTbrctk of lnti.it
KHiiytr in Itru aliorijrinal blanks who
bad hvel fr years in close association
w!: while iwd U iesnlcd in the
slanhter of five wiMiicii and chiHlren
in w place iand of live jepie in n-t4lH-r.
' j
At l.reektv4. in Xevr S4wnli ales,
ti-o .Mobry family .offended 'iwo na
titc. known a tiovetthsr ami rnder
' wood, who Hi reven.ao. broke Jnto the
M.brv house arhK-! with tomahawks
rud war tittle In tle 1kus' wimo
Mr. .Molwv. her two dau liters, tlmce
n.l Hilda: ; I'w-r nkc Krsie t'lark: Mi
lark! Mis ( Kpw, a sc!jo1 teacher;
and tht-tt Uys. IVrcy. niretl 13: tictw jre
tijsed 12. aiNl Allerr. aj:-l Of thtse
oniy the tivo youngest Jwys esiiNI
bv 4iiditis. AH Hh ottnt avtv cither
kilkl or mortally wounded.
Tix- blacks seemed to bare fkHil
madmsss uiou thvui. for in tlielr flkrht
across the wnntTy to the Quetidaud
Mountain, they kilkO Alex. McKay
nud his wife ; ot ! tJirfonjr: old Mrs.
O'Hrien aikI her xuii: child, at -Me-":mwa,
and KM-ki FitzisitrUk. an old
man of a. tit .Mthlswv
Their hoo, Were captunsl by the
laJice, Imt jtltey espeU v '
Mrs. Itura, A. AkWnian owns the
laist orchard in 'South Hakota. Ae
cordhisr to W. X. Irwin, chief of the
di-ion of :pMUohffy of the deart
UMnt of arktiltur in Washington
'tJ- lias. ur Hatlcy. Ttmior couuty.
loo acres 1n whkh are fN trets. two
acres briu given ov.er tt iJums. R
gide the trrH-C thei- aw W cur
rant buslies. iroos4iorry bushes.
-hi praiwvlm'e nI - three acres of
RtrawtMfrrit , i . .
, for infants
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Sootliiujr Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
mbstance. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness.
It enres Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teeth
In? Troubles and cures Constipation. It regulates tho
Stoinacli and U owe Is, firing- healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. :
The Eind You ! Have Always Bought
.Dears me
Use For
Twr cri-mw ceanur, TT
tMiat
FREE FOOM UCC.
I'rlfo ont quart. .Vc. Half Gal.,
ac due Cal, ?1. l-'ive; Gal..:$4. -
In
SAVAGE REID, Seedmen
322 and 324 commercial Street, North of P 0.
PJeni TPJ :AHD
The pre it remedy lor nerrous prostration anil ait diseases of the generative
nrranaof ni Ltn-r hm- auch as Nervous l'rcstration. Failintr or Lost Manhood,
loiHu acy. Nirtily lnissions.
or Tobacco or upturn, wtucn icaa .10 wjasumption auu insanity, wim
5 order we guarantee to cure or rtf'jml the money. Sold at $1.00 per box,
6 boxes tor &.OU. 111. SIOXT'S tUHJlJCAl. COM Cleveioud, OtU.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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nrtmii, mme errr.
. ,T1m ji. of this preparation has
Infoiut so imiriTKal. and rosult
it re so satisfactory, that most
jonltry-rast'rs would not know
!iov ti kM'i lmusp without if.
1 1 no longer iH-essary to dip, or
itist ioultry t kill tli lk-e. 'A
tm of I.ieo K:kr. a tKiinf-
iL?il, null ,1 lIIill'.ITl' MI
in applyiu? it to th rst.s.
m-aii all tltt oxiMMise and lalMr
n'ov n"-'ssary 10 kwp tli frnvls
frtf from lmlli intti's and IkkI.v
liM. A -nn of it should n In
ovi'ry iMndtry-hotiso. It kill; and
'prevents init-s anl Vui. au-.l
kiH-ps tlu air In tli poultry -lious
puiv ami swift, killiupr dltwas;-Ki-ms
and prwrutitig- tli otl!r
enoniU's of tli ioultryinm roup
and eliolora.
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DR. MOTTa .
Youthful Errors. Mental Worry, excesstva ae
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uirrti - Frwirh phywrmn, will ,uiciy cjr yoa
DnuncisT, salem. or.
HOPMENAREACTIYE
FRCFARATuOXS FOR PICKING THE
' ! CKOrBK CKOEB WAV.
Th Tarda Arm la Eseallaat CoaditlM, aad
; m 8plald yaaUty la Mow
tKroiu Daily Statesman. Ail.
. TIkix was a great deal of at-tlrlty
fliuoon ioifrrow-ra yesterday in p't
t'ujr uii;!s prieiratory to commence
! i!-kliis tlxo- t-ai-ly lioia duriug: b hhh-
ias "'k, silauy wagon kad of td-l-bur
and 1ioi t-lotli left town, polnj:
to alt iirts: of the country win-re hoiw
ait rownj. From xery iart of the
country -o im rtwrts of tne xleu'
-i edition of tin yard aud tlie liuc
;ttMKty of lia. If the weatSwr con
j itunM faviiral4e the nup 1h joiug to
j W one of ilie- bet pilwetl tu tnauy
I.Vfiii. Tli yk-ld will lKt 1h quite so
Lirw an iu foTtier yt'ar?. but the qual
ity has si'ikuu ever lten ltettT.
The uuirkti etHitiinieH firm, nud 11
t-i'Uts U rlj.lly iKiid on contracts ly
tl.t- lcsdctK.. white Hom rnvers who
are tiuaiK-iidly al!e 1 pk-k wjlirtit al
vatwei of ! UHruey: have lK-eu .offered,
and have ffuxl as hih as 1- nt.
oif eoitirt'-ets
"TIm wrll ctop of hop I much
lighter than la.r y-:tr and the chanf
for tmhI iHicJi- to pifvail throughout
ike j ear jue very favorable. I'areful
.(iitatviuddi,i ly the tuosr conerva
tivo k-alers in ii.us. ludu-xtte tluit the
Ainttri-:iH piodiict for rhi , year. In
Uiles. as coiun;iie.I with that of IKKi. I
to be as shown iu ihe following 'tilde:
JSJK).
.m 1.000
rT.Hiii
:s7.hmi
tfci.tNMI
Oregon . . ! . . . .
t'aliforuia.-. .
'ashiiigfon. .
New York . . .
. . -.l!O0
. .411.01 Ml
, ...i:5.ini.
. .4r..wio
The crop in England is from 10 to
ir u r. it ut hori .f last year.
TLtc fc quite a cimtention between
the lRkpgxvers tf liaKas, and the
picki-is ov-r -the price of picking. The
grower want to lix the price at
cents. 'luit tlie jscki i-s are copending
f.m- -10 'iits. . The s-arcWy of help,
owing'- to ithe gathering of the large
crop of fruit in this vicinity, will pinli
ably iihv tlu growrs to -oine to the
tci ics leiianII by -the pickers.
t Jilbej t A: I'attersou will begin pick
ing sixteen actes of irly hops at T.in
nlii nliiiorrow. They will have nlou(
Nev'irty-ilve pickrs at work in thid
yanl.
Ed. ( Hi-nvii, who rei-en 1 ly pur
hcased tjie To-acie yaiil of Henry Hill.
iw:ir IiMl-p'ik'Un', will liegiu picking
tomorrow. N ,
Ir. T. L. Holdeti. residing near Mar
ion iu this 'county', will In-gln picking
Tt(slay:.
"V1h 111 vn lit 111 i I tuli'iTiili-nit f l.-i5t.
wlH-k. d"i"irsi's the -hop siliuition iu
lltat -sciiion as follows: -s . ;
The .ci op coim iiriio very premising.
:n?:l 1 lii weai.hcr is very faVorable ft'r
rln l iji uiug , jriM 's. " It i.-csiow ex-p-cted
that picking will ,1k in vogue
iu Jlil rici nit y 1 roiu tlw ."t h lo tlu
loth of September.
"Local buyer have offered, during
t3ie iisr wek. to make coivtract at !
and 10 cents, ami advam-o r cent for
picking iiHUiiey. We have learned of
bo takers of these offers.; A tneetiug
of rhe h.ilJgnml-rs fi-HHii the White.
ir-t-i and I'uy.-iHup valley dkstrh-ts
was held here ht StittiMla-y. The
matter of Hk jirice to pay for picking
this season, wa.s the prinriiml subJH-t
under "oasideratkn. It was fiimlly
agrel that 7Ti cents T box or pr
liN Hiud Hlmukl be the uniform
ftice."
The iThehalis (Walf.) Bee-Xugget,
i'cMH-ts : .
"A. J. Hay. representing Hiiss-il &
t'o., tlM' Portland lrp ksilei-. was in
tho county "!irly this wek ktoking
ovit the hop yard He found the
yard Is mp,otd in line sh:ie. Mr.
Hay cxprscl rlie opinion that the
market wouhl be In the 12 or b" cent
nergliUfirml a little later .when it
.w-ttk-s down."
T'ue Yaklna Ucpuhlic, 1 of August
17th. has the following:
"A.' I .Eglin and John Knox of
Tanipico Ixvan picking 'tiicir early
hns hi-t Alomiay. Each ysird will
yh-ld a 1 tout two tons of ihe 'usual
arly variety. Mr. Iuliu was offered
Id ceutK a ionnd for his "nr1y lKps by
A. E. Poole., but de"linel the bkl. He
eXl"Hs to get 12 cents." .
RIXriLIXH HRO.S. GREAT Can
vas .pa viliou cover moM'han twelve
acres. anl constitute a rerifable city
of tenf. TIip mammoth hipnlronie
aniplilthcatre is the largest ever con
structed, and is absolutely iuiiervioit
to rain. ' dw.
AXOTHEH MILL.
Xew York. Aug. 2T. Hob Fitzsini
moiot lias chalknged Jiui .Ieffrk- for
a tight. t Is luekl August 31st. and
has jaMHl ?2."iii as a forfeit. Fitsiru
niiiu, !iyj that J'ffiies ninst inoet
him on vh.-it date or admit he i.s afraid
of him. i
J4itl'i-ies. w1k was M Ierby, . fonn
during tlie day, was jeen there and
sahl relative to tlie chalkMige:
"I lsive' defeated Fitzsimmon de
cisively owe. ami think I can do it
cgain. but 1 thrnk it wonld lie iioor
busimss iNdicy to fifiht rigid away.
Tor the fielding pullie needs a rest.
I shall let m engagement interferf
with itev clrampKHishrji latiles. but I
rTTf "rtoe right to et askle time to
train.'
THE MOTIVES.
An EngJUdi uool master recently
gave his iMipiL a talk on at riot ism.
He pointed out the high motives
which djo-1 la? Volnnteers to leave
tb4r lionw-s ami fight for ther coun
try, i Tlie chJolniaiti,r no4lcel lliat
ie loy dkl not pay attentk?n to tb
btctrnejion. ami as a-test question lie
1 asked 4iiin: "Wliat motirej rook . tlx
volunteer to the war'r The boy wa
puzKkil for a niom;ut : then, remeiu
bering 1lie imblh- iseil oft" to the
local rcserre aiul volunteer? at tine
railway tation. he replieil: Iaoiuo-
'41ts, idr S-ottis!i Auietican.
CESSIONS TO FOREIGN IHJWERS.
Each conflict In which China baa en-
pasd lis revolted in a loss of terri
tory. Th irItKial --skn! made by
the Motiol jriveruujeiit a tlw price
of leac luivt -n th ftllowlns:: Tlie
island of 1'oruKisa wa celel to Ja
pan k afHT tle war with CUina.
In 1T GeruuJuy neizl tl port of
Kiou CUki on the i!t xast of the
Shantung lanrinsula. her cuo for
o 4lo.luir lieiKif a inaiicre of " mix-
linark'S w Wch had taken place tltere.
Two tiioitthA hiter siw imvivkI fnm
fhiiKi a tiincty-uhne year la of the
Jiort atMl listrlet. In laS Hussia ol
tainetl from Clina a tweoty-flve-year
lcas of IVirt, Arthur, Tali"nvati nut
their fldjacitd terrhorhH and waters.
The lease cau U extettal by mutual
asTtHmit. The saiuo year - tlw I'lil
JM. ;ovruuient gave iwnuissiou for
trnxit liritsiiu to occupy Wci llai-Wel
for as hniff a la-rkal a Itusski Khali
hold Port Arthur. To eompeusate
Frstai-e for tin couct'ssion." siven to
Jrvt Itrjialu ami , Kn-ia a uitiety-uiue-year
leti-e wafe lvi Ih-t f the
baj- of Kwimi-Ohau-Waii. on the
coast opjwslte the island of Haitian,
and last yntir two island at the en
trance of the bity ,wtn detinltely tnl
el to her. iIonjr-KHi; was cekil to
tkvat ltritain in JMl.
now hi: out oit.
CusUAlian So you changed your
mi"l aluHrt taklus that Hat as sihui
as you wvnt 5uileV
I'ortly Clionjw notlklus! Wasn't
rtxnu iu rlH-re even to change my
mind; I just Kk kid .nt. lhnvr
News. '
ai.i. Aitoi T c:ix;i:nitni:Ai.
It will surjris housckeciKi-s to
h-ara that our hoiin-ly. everyday Inx
ry gin;rcrbi-tid liiis loii usl since
the fonin-utli -eutmv. sjiys the l'nil-
adclphia Times. It was math then
nud sold in Paris, sti Motitcil allirtns
iu his "Histohc des Francais." It
was then prepansl with rye meal,
made into a dough, and ginger and
ol ier spices, with honey, were knead
ed iuto it. it. was 'introduced into
England by tho court of Henry IV.
for their festivals, and soon brought
Into general use. Since then it lias
rctaiind its popularity and ontrllut
h much tv the pleasure and enjoyment-
of young and , Jd. A great
change, of -oiirso was after awhile
made "in the ciiiHsition. and partic
ularly after it was introduced iu this
country. Honey, Iwing inon 'Xins
ive than niolass's, v:p . then tisinl,
and tho darker color hidden under,
some other higrcdiiiit or gilded.- "Ti
tak the g'ilt off the ginger I wend"' was
a conimoii proverb.
Fairy (JingerlA-ead. CVeaiu one-ha If
of a cupful of butter. Ald otn cupful
of light brown sugar gradimlly. '1 h 11
twie-half cupful of uiilk skwly. Put
two splint x-upfuN of si ft ed flour In a
bowl, sift in two level teaspooufuN of
ginger. Spread the mixture- on a but
tenl baking htHt or on an inverted
dripping pan. l'ako in a moderate
oven, t'ut in sijuares lfore ivmoving
from t lie pan. If the mixture around
the dge of Ihe- kiii bakes before t Ik'
ccnlr J i-eaidy, remove the pan, from
the oven and cut off 11' turned : part
and return to the oven to llnish bak
ing. , 1 lot Water !ingcr1read. Take two
cupfuls of sifted jKislry Hour and mix
with it oa' tt-asptnaiful of simIj. oim
half teaspMuful of Kilt, oik tcasjHMm
ful of cinmimoti.and one tahlcsoou
ful of gin'r. putting them through ii
shye held over the tlour. Hub one
'hitlf cinful of butter 1 ill creamy, .add
one half cupful of sugar, ami when
well niixcil add tuiohalf cupful of mo
Fasscs. then stir in the Hour, mixture,
ami lastly add oueh-ilf cupful of boil
ing water, lloat Very thoroughly and
luni into a shallow pan or into muf
fin jrans.and bake in a quirk oven.
Siigr' ;ingrbre,id 1 "eat one 'gg.
add to it oue-lialf cup of milled but
ler, one-half cup of brown sugar, mic-
half cup of molasses; dissolve one tea
spoonful of soda in one-half cup of
hot. water; put in a bowl one and one
half cups of sifted flour, one toaspoon
ful of ginger, one-haf teasNtoufuI
e-ah of -lovs and salt: add tin egg
and molasses mixtutv' to this, ilicn
lsat in tlie soda and hot w.Hit: pour
into shallow ia us a nd liake 2) iniu
utes in a inxk nitc oven.
(irand ma's tiiugerbre.nl One-half
cupful of butter, two cujif uls f )r
ktins molasses, one of sugar, ,four of
Hour, one of milk, four eggs, one lea
ssMiful linking MwdT. 0110 of gin
giM. oiK -lullf te.isp.mf ill of ; ioves.
Cnniii the butter and sugar, add the
milk and molasses, add baking pow
der to the ttour and lieh 4nto tlw
mixture, a little at a time; lastly add
the egg, well 1ca ten. the ginger and
ehvi's. I Sake in 11 moth-rate oven. If
IM quantity h Iciketl entire leave In
oven one hour: if divided into two
parts, otw-half hour.
A Mother Tells How She Saved Her
Little naughter'n l,!fe.
I am the mother of eight children
and have had a great deal of x;erl
enee with medicines. Iist Kuminer
my little daughter had the dysentery
iu its worst form. We thought she
would die. I tried everything I
could think of, but; nothing weun-d
to do her any gosl. j I saw ly an ad
wrtiseineiit in our paper that Cham-Ix-rlain's
Odic, t'liolera and IliarrhM
Hernely was highly recommended and
sent and got a Imttle at once. It
provi-d to lx one of the very lest
medicine we evi-r hal In the house.
It saved my little daughter" life. I
am anxious for every mother to know
what an excellent . medicine it Is.
Had I known it at first It wonld hare
savisl me a great deal of anxiety and
my little daughter i much suffering.
Your truly, Mrs. ;eo. F. Hurdlck.
Lilierty, It. I. For ale by F. (L Haas.
TIIAS M!iniEU FEELIXti.
He Are you sure you will never
love any one else?
.She You wouldn't want me to I
like that! - , I -
"Why riot T
Why k'a Me feeling flia I might
fall in hive with another man t any
time that makes me love you all the
more." Life. ;
A Monster Devil Fish
Destroying lta Tlctini. is a type5 of
Const iiat Ion. The iwwer of thia. mur
derous malady Is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There's
no health till It's overcome. But Dr.
Kind's New Life 1111s are a safe and
certain cure. Best In the world for
Stomach. Liver. Kidneys and Bowels
Only 25 cents at Dli. STONE'S drag
stores.
Fine job print inc. Statesman Office.
EMPTY WHISKY BAKU EI r.
(JOES IT WITH A BOOM
Farmer Ibrtzler Atiemj! to EnUrse ,
a BnuglHile aiKl May I1.
Carlisle. Pa Aug. l.V-I .-trnier
Jonas Hertxler Is lyiug feiioudy In
jured at his home near Sheptienbi
lowti. as the result of Ic4iig blowu'tip
by the cXJosiou of an empty wlwsky
Itarrei.' -
He lad purch3d tU barrel, and
on getting home found 'the side bung
Jiok of tin' csisk too snnill. Hcafiiig
an Irou rsl he wtt astride the cak and
lwgan burning the -wtsi! arouud the
hole. j
Sud.letily lliere wss ft V loleit t explo
sion, ami Ir. llerth-r was hurled
high In the air with the fragments of
tile bctrrel.
WImii asslstanm' machel Win Mr.
Herttler was found to In wvetvly
hijurHl ini4-n.aliy. with nniiHrons cuts
and gashes on bis fae cond IkkI.v. Ho,
may not recover.' 'r
A NAVAL BASE.
Guam to Be Fortlued and the HarUir
I ' Improved. . '
Washinglon. Ag. 2o.--The Navy Pe
ivirtmeul has taken tlte initial stts liv
the irep.iratlou for a complete and
comvrehciisIve systiin of fortlth-atloiis
and harUir Improveineufs, 'by which
!t Is Inlendeil to make the Island of
Guam a thoroughly protected base for
our naval vessels lit the Wetrn Pa-
rfflc. .Southward from Guam we are
Hanked for .V miles by a chain '.
islands containing thirici-n fine har
Ivnrs. all of them pMisiii;il bases of.
hostile powers. 1 Some of them already
are rqufpiied and fortified. In view ,,
of these faers It has Imhmi determined
to make Guam a groat naval base. Ono
army and two naval tl'.i-ers alrcu ly
have lw-en nsslsrneil to the work of tho
preliminary survey.
m t , i
OWNS THE HOl'SE.
Yon ask me if I ow n the house
1 live in. Well, I thought it
Was mine. IsH-ause whh mJid cash .
Allearnexl by tiie-1 Itonght It.-
Put now U seemsn I idle chap
Who drtsiiMiL 'in t'oilier iiighlil
Be master iase, iho to Ho' place
1 have a ch-an ieir title. :
i . - -
lie's turned the whole hou uisldn
di n - i ' ...
Changed everything; find yet It
1 loa-s M-ciu more lioinelike hlnce
sine ,
To oust me and upset It.
lie came as (tiims king unto
His own. He showed no palters;
But raiHtl his voh-. and cut t few,
Not very kinglike capers.
Wit Ion the walls I once thou-lit mine,
Tho r.-iM4-al .holds rouse now:
I walk the lloor and pay the bills.
But Iwibv owns tlie titui.se now!
M. X. B, In ,lkxioii Herald.,;
LMMOlt'PAL
tin i' we have lovel wenev.-r loe.
That is not love WhMi cau forget, -rhroiigh
loss and hutlluess and grief
Tlds gem as its coroin-1.
That true love ' ivever can forget. ' -j
Thai Is uot faith which drops Its hold.
Once we have Iruspil. 1m our clasp
Forever lies life's ttliatmHess gold.
.' Nor withers tu our- lioMeiil irap.
Triw faith IhriHigh jill -liuo- keeps It-
clasp,
-Margaret. 1 Sangster in IIarier'M
Bazar. c
"There is no thwl," Ihe 'rMliMh s.illh.
But none. "There is no wirrow,"
And natuie oft the -ry tfailh
In liit'ter .need will Inutow.
--K. B. Browuing-Tlie tlry f the Hu
mau. . -
DOT XAUGIJTY MOBILE.
Iot naughty mobile vagon
Vot runs der streets a I Kindt,
I nev'r ride nlretty yet
In him ven I go uudt.
So veil I vnlch chase himself
I lis-olle-tJoii inc.'
To take iiiIim- frau to vagon on
To phasfiire iik mid she.
But now,, I dinks." I 'luride mistook,
For vert I see Katrine
She looks def face all over black,
Iteeause of dot machine.
It. makes mine hair stand straight
right oop.
Mine frau shake In her Wits.
I run like red-hot lightnings uick.
Or vt-n you "shoot dor chuti?s."
" i.
IV-r whei-ls Is wrapped inlt garderi
1 hose .
'ot lilhst tu 1 1 vind, find so
I T tlriver he yust lets it kiose
To make dor vagon go.
Its omeness Koiiielimes alvays yet
It droubks; iih to saw
Such vonderment. Dot vagon turns
"Gee," righ in way, or "Haw."
!'"':.' i
Fnd I wonld not surprlsiil Ie
If I vould vjik some day.
To ln-ar f oiiie (iiitrovem-nts vot
VIII make k-r ting eat hay.
Bndt tnr oxirf-Tience fdglwVn me i,
Fnd 1 let iH-oph- dalk.Ll
For ven I rhk dot vagonmore . ;
I giM-ss, by Jinks! 1-valk. ":,..
8 Eni
rr. WUllamn' Indian Pita.
( hutment will furt- liliuU.
lllwlniK and Iu-lunsr
I'ilt o. It absorb." tb4! tuiimrH.
U aliayn Ilia iu biiik' at one, sets
UBan a lMtiitice. irltca InManl ri-
Wet. I r. V. ililamH' in'lin IMi-d.nl'
nwnl hnmarnl tor Plltand Ittb-
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a&rrant.4l. 1 l-inrrl-tt. t.T luwll on Tf
CfiPl ct !rl-v M erutm and fl.OW. WILLIIV.t
KASUIACTURIIIQ CO., I'rop. cievclaid, old
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