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Newspaper Page TextWEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN"; TUESDAY, XUGUST 28, ' 1S99. IIE fJlUHY QREOON TATESftMN Issued every Tuesday and Friday by the STATESMAN PUBLISHING- COMPANY K. J. IIEXDBICKS, MM(. SUPSCRIiyriOX KATEa One year, in advance, $1; Six months, iu advance, 50 cents; Three months, in advance, 25 cents; One year, on time, 1.25. j T ; : ! Tbe Statesman has been estab lished (or nearly fifty years, and it has sonic subscribers who have received it nearly that' long, and fnairy who blvc read it for a generation. Some ol these object to having: -the paper dis continued at the time of expiration of their subscriptions. For the benefit of these, and for other reasons, we have concluded to dicnt:nue subscriptions only when notified to do so. All per sons paying when subscribing, or pay CANDIDATES: For President : William Mckinley of Ohio. For Vice President : THEODORE ROOSEVELT ' - of New York. PLATFORM: Protection Prosperity Patriotism Progress For Presidential Electors. TILMON FOItI. .. .. .Marion County J. C. FUI.LKHTON..Iouslas County W. .!. I'UUNISII..,.LMilalillu County O. F. I'AXTON Multnomah County It. tt an open door in the walls of IVkin a fun- 1 lie iiJlkiJ forces bad blasted it oiK-n. T-lio Ort'stHwau is furnishing. 'Homo excellent eaiiilKiijru. material lo the tiewsiaiors that are- t,nppot1iU l-ryan. . Mr. Itryan soys that "This yiar every man sInmiM "iya- . jioHtielau,' but. it is su;;.ijestd b a intra irraphcr luit I'm ('w.- not i 1 h 1 i 1 1 - whcllior lit mi'iiiis to include thej colored people of North Carolina. The Salem cannery is growing to ! a big -thing for the Capital X'lty. It is to employ' over " ioph throughout the Imis--Ksisdii, fur tite fruit put up a good magy iiioi'sands of dol lars w Ml Ik paid out to the producers. Truthfully remarks an exHiange: "An examination of the iKMuocratit I I:ilf iiis of the rast fi:rty ynrs di-s-1o., tile interesting, fact that the IKiraiiromtt Issut of one 4-.11111K1 ign hi varktJrly t;e-omes the back uumler of the next." Iu 1ST;; tin -Vermont MeiiHMTats re s1vinI that "the IhnnM-ratie Kirty has wisely fiivoiiil the eiilargeitieiit of the domain of fn-eilom; and that we are iu favor of the acquisition f any liTitiry on this eoiititMUt or the islands suljai-ent 'tlwreto, wheii4 Ver it can Ik done consist eiilly with the rights of otlrr nations' and the liotmr of Mir 'own." 'Ilie few 1 leoocrat. re leaining in " Verh'imit leiMuuce tijjs t?entiment as imiKihilistie, . On the tirst of last Oeto'oer the list of the 'Weekly Siateii.ian was soo. Its Issue twice a week In-gan on the W.PIERCE5 Favorite xmion " I am so grateful to you for your ad Tice." says Mrs. Sklney R. Oakes, of W'hitmell, Pittsylvania Co., Va. When I commenced yonr medicine I lial heen treated by different doctors for three months or more, but would only receive partial relief for a sliort while and then would be worse than before. Was con fine to my bed most of the time. At the time I commenced yemr. treatment my left side was completely paralyzed. Had no desire to eat anything; bom-els costive all the time. Nerve were all tmstrung, so-1 could mt bear the lenst cole. I also suffered from diseased ovaries and female weakness. ' But thanks to my Maker and too, after folkmrinx your advice, I am able to do all my wnt;h tne, sewing and house work in general. I haven't hnd a spasm in two months. Xieft off medicines about one month ago.JP'Didn't think it necessary to con tinue them longer. I have taken al-xut seven bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite lTcscription, een of the 'Golden Idedical Disco-ery, and two vials of 'Pleasant Pellets. I heartily recommend those medicines to all stiffen oj as I was." makes weak 'women STRONG. stckwomen WELL. Preset 1 ing in advance, will have the benefit of the dollar rate. But ii'they do' not pay lor six montlrs. the rat will be $1-25 a year. Hereafter we will send the pa per to all responsible persons who or der it. though they may not send the money, with the understanding that they arc to pay $1.25 a year,, in case they let the subscription account run over six months. In order that there may be no misunderstanding, we will keep this notice standing at this place in the paper. first of January, and the Iht lists now readied and iiasaeil the L'-tOO iioint, and it hi growing faster than hereto fore. At tin pn-setit rate of increase, tin- Twiee-u-Week Statesman will reach uv. the iH0 point before it is a year old. If any of our adver tiers desire to examine ttu subscrii tiioti lists, or -to coumiU our pressiuan of iiratlhi clerks, they are at .liberty o do so. ' rVnator Joints, of Arkansas, chair man of the ieniocratic National Com mittee, lis one of the directors iu the A merit an Cotton Company, a coriiora tion with K'ilauts in the cotton state aud i on-trolling the round-bale process. The American Cotton Com lany lias an omnivorous, appetite for smaller com-orim ami is iiioiuipoyiziug an imi'tant industry. Senator Jones is not disused to let the Tammany ie trust put on airs over (the. Western branch of tine Democratic party. His -otton bale trust is one of the fattest I monopolies in the whole' country. The country was much surprised, on TiMsday last, when Senator Stew art of .Nevada aiiiRMioced lids inten tion of voting for' McKinley mid Iloosevt !t -. ju NovenilHT. ami gave very rood and sutlicient reasons to Hiipiort this decision iiascd -mainly on the iu M'ttcei'Hy and mistaken iI";ey of IJ'ry hii iu making "unti-iniirialisin' hia "paramount" issue. Now" mines the published statement that ex-Senator iVfl'er of Kansas has made np his mind to the same purpose. Kryun fainU stand su-h 'leflectrious. They place him ftrlher and further uway from the iTesideitcy. Wll-EKE AliH THEY NOW? Where tire tlieso 'tarilT reform" ! lh.;losopiKrs who usod to tell Us hat protection stilUs" fowigu trade? Ivliange. Ti'ey ure shouting for anf i-imiKrial- im imiw, using It as a mask to 'hide their real MMitrriieiit in favor of ' free tnnh-: jitst as tl-.v were shouting fr Ini- silver four y-ais ago, for tlie saline piiilHie. THEN AM) NOW. Frond and iKtt4liotie Amerieans hold t he m uMnhh -ii V:i-t hmi that an Amer ican Tory Is just as eoiitenipl ilile in l'fiio as he was in ITTti. St. louis Ke-' publie. It hould also lw avmciiiliered that the niiKrheads, ii ciMul'-iiuwil Lin coln as a tyrant trying to subvert the t'oostitmii n for the puriose of estalr lishMig an Knspire when he was try ing to. put down the relH-Uiou ill 1H, ai j'ist as ' ilisi:tstef.ul to the people now when they renew the cry of im Krhiisni against McKinley and en--Mtrage the murder of our soldiers iu the Philippines, as tlny did in tle Sotitii in the days of I.im-oln. NO NEED t:l iliKSE 1M POUTED OUATOHS. A ilespn'ch fnnn LoimIhi to the Bos ton Evening Tnm-eript says that a Filipino Isid-nt rtn' I.'Hcloli. Seiur Juardo. js arranging to take ix Eng b'sh spuking Filipinos through tlH t'nilctl St.it' -s tins tali to remain uoii tl ftioiip mrtil tlie Xovcnilwr U ISous," tit plead the-tit use of Agu!ii aldo.. Sjiys the New Vik Sun in rganl to tltis: "We do not liel'wve that ' these FilipiiM'S w ill In .M-en here. Tin cause f Agiiinakfci. at present nga:e-.l hi n'.mkrous warfare -upon tl l'iHtel States army, is being eiiampioucd by the lHniocratie jmrty, Ii'by William J. Itry-a.li. :ml wHUiug s teing left tHnkriH in the Ienin'ratie canvass to cheer on our ei uir atnl to bring to naught the A.diniuitratlon' labor to upls'ld this nation's aulhoiity ovt tciritory tliat IkIoii?4 to -it, WlH.thr tin Filipiuoj iine or ntt tlMHJgh Urn American ' people jmist mount the stump to defend the;n lvs against .l lolitk-hiiis eiigagd in the trait orous work of keeping Agi.inaido's gnus going. WOKOS. WOKIS. In his Indianapolis ieeeh accepting tl,e ltoiuination fer tlie Prsiilucy by tin iH'iutx-rariie imrty. , Mr. Urysn. atnuug au interniiath array of girt tcring getienilities, employed the fol lowing words: , "Our opiKue:t sek to confue Im perialism with eximnslon." What does this iu5iu? It -lgniflcs nothing dctiuite. It is uiervly an at tempt to throw du-st into the eyes of the Yoti-rs-to insinuate to them ibat he is hi favor of "exiwinsion, but that he h oppoid to "iniperaFisin." Then? Is no "imixniailsni threatened or eonteiupkieeiL No one is iu favor of Imperialism. But in orUtyT 1 be 'in favor ofxpanshu, in order to favor Atnrriean honor aad hitegrrty, i there mu?t le wo, shirking of onr plaiii dtt tks auywhew du tlie world. t Im 1 ni hil ism means I virile Ameriiucni, in tlK lexicon of Itryauisni, then most of t lie peopk' cf this country are lin-Ierhilists-Hall tf them excepting a few ympathizers vvkli Aguiualdo ami n lot of people who are invkhig politi cal advantage through insinuation ami confusion of terms. It in all a mere play upon Words,, folderol and roL A CHEAT UEAIj C1I EAFE1J." .1 have felt tluit it was a grat deal cheaier fo me To go and the jeo ple. W. J. IJryau at Lincoln Nb., ug. loth. ; Without unduly twisting 3Ir. Ary an's wonls, sjiys a writer fu the Chi eUgo Iner Ocean, iu 'comuieutiiig on this luiragraph, we feel tliat we are Just tried, iu saying that, wittingly or unwittingly, lie has touched at last the keynote of his campaign. It Is truly the cheap tluugs that t pre-ent apieal to him the things tlrat cost little of effort or thought or utterance or rispcnisibility, the things that are easily. j hud, easily handled, easily txssd alout iu windy discourse nnd empty iKriiKls. For instance, to pat relnd Tagals on t 1m? head Ui "a gresit deal cheaj.er" tl an to tell the tnrth alx-iii s'orth O.I roli tisi. To repud ia te in t erua t Uhki 1 obligatiouH is 'n gixat deal cheaper" than to snrve them. To slnitlder ov'r a bogy "iniperiaiisuf is a "gnsit deal clnsiiHr" than to" detil honestly with riiUiouial xsitHi-iibi!itk's. To slander America u soldiers i$ "tools of mili tarism" is "a grcsit detil cheaiier" than to aid ttheir efforts by keeping one's mouth closed. To lower the AiiK-ri-ean flag b'fore Tagal marauders or Oiime ir.urdixii is "a gre;it d;ii chcaiHf" than to stand up for Aineri au rights at home nnd 'abroad. All these policies are clK-ap - :nul e-i sy for Mr. ltryan. Wtlh his exjn!--ience of tin? isiwer of chetip iHlitics in IS!" Mi, what wonder that he likes it! What wonder that iiis supinrtcrs ftvl iow his cheap histrnctiou by lauding Ioxer murderers as he lauds Malay Uiudits. All these thing aiv cheap so cheap tluit no self-ivsiKH:ting na tion in recent times has thought of dealing in them; so cheap that it seems incredible that this nation should give tin ;n even a second thought before casting them out. SOME UOOM.FUU COMPLAINT. T1m iMile of San Frau-ls- are n t s:itistietl with the work of the census takers. In brief, iiohody is satUiiisl, exi't tliosi who are manipulating the census and making it one of the "Miaps" of govermincnt which every Issly is s-upjtosed to get as lunch from and give ws lirtle back as ; Mssi!le. tiovxniineut that dss not provide fw the faithful at the exjKMse of tint ico ph Js no longer considered 1 goveru-uia-ut at all. ttoverii incut is itoing"too much for the Individual who is diivet ly i-ounei-litsl with the goernn:ent machine and too little for tlnse fnnn w hom it draws supifoi t out of all pro Iorl'ion. to its lieiielits. In 4lirt. gov eninunt larg-.'ly consists of irivilegis wt-eii it should stand for ei'tinl rights. Those wiio hwk to the government i- indiv-'huil lMiKtits are tlie -ne-mies of gtMsl govei nuieut. eouoniieal ly administered. !Vi)ijhtoii Ea't Oreonkin. Tliere is some room' for complaint on 1 1 v. s score, thbugli the evil cm plained of is not toxitiiieai to the tak ':ng of t In teiisus. It runs all through the various tl-iKittnl!its of the gov ernment where the civil service rules ate invoked 1o protect and kop in empIoyij!iit liueompeteut and uuih mrving iKTsons. There are evils cii liecivtl Willi the spoils syslelu. tixi. but they are not as lasting as those fasttnd aisl proUvted by .the civil service. Tftcre is; loo much of the idesi of iRitcrnaMsm running througii Ilie sem. Min once on tin :p'.V rolls aw encouraged to llh'Ve tlK'ih-s4-vs privileged iKrsoiis. tiltove the iMs-i"ssity of put tii ig. forth any efforts excepting -to -make tleiiis Ives-' softer phics, with constantly fewer hours ami lighter tasks. This Is not gv for either the lieneiicuiries or tin pub iie at la rge. home MAisKirr inrrrEU. Wheat -oimuaiids :; to Tt cents more er hi!lTl a flouring uills in the val ley than is m-emiingly warr3iirtil by t'he Piw-t!.iid eoit prke. Oregouiau iiews item.: Friday. -'fho WiHamtii( valley 1s nfetTeil 10 in tin? a trove iThis wrll illnstrati's t1i. value of tin home market over the foreign market. Tin CiMted States is the -1cs i Iwuiie niarke't in the world for till the iHt j things grown anal ie:ide. Our 7n.Mmt of teip)e are rus if w i had 17o.omi.om 1 HH i-iiii.-iriI With the next lrt uiarkH. vrhk-h is 'm 'redt F-ritalu. Our home market nt tis le-..t wlien all our p4-.ple ari 'ii:ployr m pmtTttahk l.-itsr mid are pti? peroii.i. ,Tm! tinw h tvmiug, if liete at; Do reverss isuch 'tis our "OMtry lmd ki j 1-V.tu wlieu nil the wheat, ral.fl Ju he I '.HnI Smtos will '-e nriibd ftr ei'iisuinptiou or manu facture here; it Is coming soon. Then w ill emr heal farmers ise tlw- use of !f:.e tarin of 25 eeuts a bushct fjr our wheat. :i 1 ....... . The armors around Stayton. in thi jcotiutry, can see l-e' leiHfits of pro !.tetUon, by1 mi ; '' ; rtttrhm thr arc having, right ;H 1. 10. They arepro teeted by. the to-1 jf hauling wheat from Uie cutHhle Jto their local mill, therefore tly lmvef:eteived 10 cents a. Ifurtiel more than Uie farinej. ing their wIrm ia Siileiu. ; I U CUliA S I'ltOSFKCT. V The early fall w ill witness a striking- exiicriiuent hi Cuba. It is now uc!ertoKl tluit Seitemlr 2d lias Ihvu nxeu upon as tlM date nu nohl - iug.eh tk-ns throughout : . the island for dchgates to a eonstitntional con vention, to be cjilled toTormukilte an organic lar pjwidiug an imleieudsut gvernuKU't for. the inhabitants 'of the island. If this plan is carried lout it will mean that whik the eliH-toral fsimpaign n tlie Fnlted ttateU Is at hs hfiglit tlie qustion as to tbj form of govtmiwtit to lie estaldislMl for CutKi will lie fn proess of sohrt ion in that island. tf course, whatever f 01 iu of govemineiit liall le adopted by the in-.Hk !! no "h f lt.-slf a fiiial rty. It in.;..: - it.raetory to tin govruiiM- ih Farted, States or it vvtll not W'Jpttt 1:110 forcei The lKJiiie of the I'uiud Stall's, through tiwlr cousskuted? autlMHHr-s. esrAe enstilution Is or Is not iCepubiieaim form, ami until it satisfies tliat re- piiremetit it cannot in regarded as Laving any lmsis of .validity Of etnirtst, after tiaving guarariustl to the ieoile of 'C.ula a. Mabie govern ment, the United States authorities eauitot allow a government 1o lie st up whk-h is not stable. Xeitlfer can they iKrniit the organization of a sys tem of gtivernnnut w'hicji wowhl give the. iulhibitants of the ''(island or their ixpreseiitatives frw rights of interna tional intercourse, whk-h dn tlieir exer e:wt might scrionsly embarrass the government of tlw Uuiteil States. The island itself appears to ln in a condition most favonible for Hie ex leiiii!ent abotit to lie made. It is in a. ccudition of jirosiKTitj-, CtunjNireil w;Uh its situation during m.vn.t' years. The war-worn la ml is enjoying tlije blessings of tramiufillity. The coivi dence f tin pojile is increasing, nnd i'he agriculture of the island is show ing dwidvil -signs of iniproveinont. The cultivated area is alKurt double what k wtis hist yestr.1 The small farms in luirticuia: are reiviving the attention, of the inhabitants. The rail matts are tsflug pot into shaii to -are for the incii;isel business whk-h is eicvt(Hl to fall 1o tlnr share. Fnnn a sanitary point of view, the island may bw said to have jnoiie hrugU st ptvoluf ionizing irM iss. The yellow fever. so long a s4-oufPg of the iso ph (has Im-u in gieat p;M'tradieatiil. ind it no longer strikes the Sinagiim. lion as a timid visitat'on whose rav agii cannot tie eoutrolh:d or stayed. As for the people tluiii-lves. such ex- iM-ritme as they have leen perimttiil to lravv iu tin exercise of the elictive fnim-hise has Isxn of a kind to iaidi cate that they luight : 1 trusteil ,wiit:i a larger share of 'svIDSgorernineiii Ihau they have yet enjoyed. Altogeth er the ikw .exiK't iment will Ik made mMkr favoring comlitions, 'the one gmat drjiwlark being tlie-ktck of dis cipltne uiuler a sHf-goverumg system. The time will come, no doubt, and that liefoic many yclus. wlien th io ph vf Cuba will -oim to see many ad- Heart Weakness Th heart la the most rttal organ of the body. It lathe engine that propel tbe muaclea and enda austenauce to the nerrea and braia and to all the organ of the body. A flaw is tta aaechaniam ia certain to (Ito rise to aeriotn resnlta. wtakneudcQOtcit the presence of a flaw. It ia a forerunner ol onie thtac more aetioaa that la to occur Yon are tbe enalaeer. Look to yonr engine. Pe that no acci dent occure. HUDYAN ia what you need. HUD YAN will atrenajtben the heart. HUDYAN will make the heart moaclea etrong and hard. lo not delay too long. Begin tht naeof HUDYAN now. HERE ARE YOOR SYMPTOMS: i-a. tsbobbino iiar the tem ples when xrrnsa down, hud VAN will eaaae the throbbing to disappear. 8-0. BrtrOIWOlTf THIEAHS-HIH). YAN atopa tbe riaglac Ml boaiutf ia aheri lima. . ' i. x 4-5. ALTSXltATS PAI.EXTESS AND txtrsEiKO or thb cheeks, hud- YAN will rwtor the elnoalatioa of the b!oo4 fO tta aornaal condition' anil kee'f) conataat healthy color in tbe cheek. 1. PAJ-FXTXTIOBT Ol- THE EBABT AND IBBIOTJIiASBBATIiyO. HUD YAN. T atrenfthenlnf the heart mnaclee aad tbe nerrea ibat eapplr it, will atop tbe palpV tattoo and anttTlBg and eanae the heart to beat leffularir. V 8. THBOBBIHO IJf THE 8TOM ACH BZOXOUT. Thla tbrobbiaf and pulaaUag dl. appear Bhortly ate the nae of HUDYAN. Thonaanda bava been eared mt Heart weafe aeaa by HUOYAN. Tea ahoaM be eared to. HUDYAN win -ara too. Procmr HUDYAN front m 4reltt. It la Mid In alt drag tore tor Ma. per package, r aaekaree for 92JA. It rotar-drngaiat does not keep it, aend direct to the HUDYAN R C M -EDY COMPANY. amnclaco.CL Conanlt the HUDYAN DOCTORS FREE. Yon nay call and see them and have a free eooenltatloau If yon sennet call on tbe doctors writ ta them for adrioa- It will be (iTea tree lor tbs takls. Addiaaa . . KODYaB REUEDT COaPAHY, Car. teaictes. Marts aad CMs tta. . ? SAN fHANcUoO, CAU. . vanrages to necrtK? to them from a Kt'ili closer a Ilia in e with the ritcil States, wlwu they will knock for ad misK fon. T3Ky will cenie of their own accord. ; Krlueation ainl nlightemil exiK.s-Ieuc? will do the work. AX EDlTOltlAh 8EKMON. The New York Herald. iriut.s in its edtloi'ial 4nnMk a short - wmiou ev ery Suuday moTuiug, by George II. llepvrortui, one of its eilitorkil wrWers. Tlie vubject for List Sumlay moruiug jwavi 'A Bright Ouilobk" and the ar was as follows: tide Fotf to e-arnalty mlndwl is death; but to lie riritimlly nriukd is Ke mid, peace. ltomau, viH.,a. . Thtv mind cf nun is 'tlie sentinel on guard at Jie:idiarter and its busi ness is to allow 110 thought .to pass which iu iive-iiijurIous to toly or d. It is as much our duty to tliat Hiis iwent inel ' pixvents any ill feeling from entering the 'fa-art ns it im f or the picket on his station -to ssoiUs.l the Jiku'in on the aiiroach of au vneiny. An vvil thought Is often wwse Ukiu the thrust of a. Iiayoiu, a.Ml i-'Wukl lie challenged as s.oti as its footfall is Sieard. That dialhiige diouM In iHremptory, ami lieilt calktl the liiouwnt its presn'ice Ls 1'ch. There is mm a man hi the 'world who can afl'crd to ctrmpromisi with a lnid habit, even hoi V,1112.1"1. ill,1H'tv though it proutiiises a nt phusnn-s. fiw if alloweil to enter the smil it will weak en the will and corrupt the letter nature. It i-4 neessary to keep si careful watfeh over on's self and to be a. loyal soldier wllien-euvy or ava rice or unprincipled greetl nltempts o i-:ijo!e us Smo uri-einkT:. ' For that matter, ft. is more Iniiierativc to re sent and riHJ such eiieroachmeuts than it is for the picket to keep ears and yes oiieti when danger lurks in the darkness. It rs a nihuake to upioso that we cannot control our thoughts. That, is the ass4rl!on of an oInsokte insycholo gy. it lis one of the old fashioned b liefs wtuji we oug'nt to have long Isiiuv ontgiown. it has 110 phut' 111 The new philosophy of life, which in 'litis lulirter age is coming closer and closer to the life of Christ. It is not only possible to control inir thoughts, bet h is tlie prime condition of spir itual success. Your inhid that is to say, your oiTliook hehles the health of yonr ltody and the use you make of experkm-e, :uh1 you. tin, immortal mail, csyi isue instructions to your mind just as a general issues nil order ito his staff: and im the staff con-Jidors such orders linal, so the uiiind will olwy y1lell you give yxmr coniniand with iilupt-rjitivi emphasis. . You your self a rj-i! "dependent, you yourself are comma nder in chief, and your thonyhi. are your servants. Until you realize that fact you are net even on the threshold - of the di vine life. So long as. you Indiev.e that your llioughis can run riot, that you cannot restrain iheir excesss and are noi i-csiMiisi!lo for tliem. so long tlw spir'tual I victory is , jtoiirdi.sl. just a.s the issue of a liattle is jeopardi.eil w!mu ihe geiwnil Ioss control of his 'troops. Hut when you sire mas4er and know -how ti enforce discipline your troops swing into line, lace the foe and win t Ik day. ; Your prime duty, thei-efore, is to In i ltni.itu-: to fee! 4li.it liejiven is oil i wu sme, i iiiii, v.inii .in iiu inf iiai in. and tlmt 1 m nr li life and death are a bidder up which to climb to the stars. That was the attitude of the Chris, lie trod His sufTerimf under foot as one who seek tin mountain top treads the stony path tliat l-.ads to it. He was rieli in the 1hou;rlit of tJod's iweseneo, jhhI 1 hi-on-rhout tie weary day, in iwle- of tin iei'iiin of men's Ji.-trrl, ithere was sunsliiiie iiu His heart. Jf this was juissiMe for him it is prssihl; for us, 1 1 is p,vcr is on lower whe!i we are like minded wjtli Him. i (Jnimtiiif; nt fate results in 'lis- onterat laud JutiMliity to make tin lM-st of cJrennistaiu-e. To look on the dark side of an event k-t- to Tro in a Kt;ir less nijjht iHrlufiM to lose one's way I'tti'ily. !nnd to invite the very disas ter which you dread. To feel that, you eamiot Ik lnsiiire so lonar as you 5ind tlod n tosret'lHr is to lighten ys-ur Kad. to brtniden your dunildcrs. ami lo Wrest a ios!lk xuh from tin jrasp of a j-se'nilti; evil. 1 Here W more Hiix'n-jit'h. ami more v'irtue lu a smile thsui in :i frown, and a heart wiHh the fiiKml eheer of faith iu it is lo!tT ilia n n lwart of leal. There can lie ito rHhiion unless that -kind of fjitith Ts lajl hs its chief comci-stono. ma6tr wlnit Iiapin-iis, t-lieii. iwvt lose it:hr yur -onrafi or your be lief tliat in the end you will -ome fnnn the lijiht with your sliield, and lift on It. Tht Nev Tcsilainetit diH-tltue -on-sists of coorae. tiAlay. 14-niorrow nnd always. With a hih tlioMrht a your VKvpjiit you c:iti see over ,14m iety ! tinoilcH to widen you j;iVr. so much llilMHlajucef you sire alu'tve ; t tie fojr. wiii'li tl: H:tir bine over your bead. Kien if sick mss is your present lo! 't:i' hearth of tlie soul is not lmiairei!. Am I tliioii-irli esiii Ire m t f:ir. inv.-iy an-l itsj jan-!ilJe. sltadows jire n yoir pinli tJoil is tiliero. Christ is then, and si twttii wmd iw there in full tdulit. Cooraye, thetn-fore; tinveou-rae tliat 4s fouiMleil on an unfaltering faMh in tho onnTiiw if iu hand vb-!i is b-adln yit throu hy. I , It the nisrilt into the fteuRil 4KOISi;i3 II. IIKI'WOKTH. !T IS NOT. A FACT. f'li.iirmau Khrlch. of tin National ists, trbrt axju-mlikil iu lojUaiiaiKilis on i u-s4iay last pa Id respeets. in his 4111 in HH-,eh. to Wolcolt, in -ours. ITen-I u int'inT tlefem--of CIe!aiid. .his words l eiiij;: "As' u pr-jieinw ion 'for -tlx fnlsoim nilo-j;v of l'tTSMbnt McKinley Ir. Woh-ott jioei out of, Jhh way to attack mwl imitiKii Tin first Auierh-:in of our time, (.'rover Cleveland. Si!ikhi? of the terrible nimm-ial hsiisi4rs wliw-h -3ime in IS!i;;. of tlw eottiHlets.4 favlun! viiieh ! lttliri"e(l, of ttM depletion of th treas-1 tiry kiM rervt, of Ihe KtifTerin?-of hilnir, itv ij-w. referrins to Mr. Mvy. 'sl el : i The ! i wi 1 1 1 iilt riiih of Ins oot- b-y ks tiil fns1i in the memory (f n-iotst who fMitTenil-' fmm tt. Can iwanlly Ipjustk-i arwl tMlitlcaI iiiis-tr-proTeutatUm fartlur prtl In It tuA a fact known all n;u tiiat.th dls astro paninc of 181C5 anl the, misry that follow eJ were directly and iiii- ndstakably traceable to -that shame ful lidt of ; IJeiiullkan legishith.n known an the Slinrniau att? Mr. Me Kluky, as clmirmau of ways and means com ink tit, wan iiis bill's most, anient and zealous clMimpion."-l;cg-Isler, Mobile, Alalia ma. Oicgou readers may here h the senn-t-e of insfiunit ion of some of the I 'emovratie ami other autl-administra- turn newsiKiiHrs. It is'uot a "fa-t known ro" all nu-n tliat the disastrous pauie of ISJCJ ainl the misery that followed were dlr-et. ly nuel uuuilstakatily traceabk to that shauMvfuI lit of lb-publican legislation known! a the Shernuui act." Not by any means. It is tt ,fact known by all UMii" tluit the failure of Cleve land's 1 ioud administration were laid at the iloor of the Sherman act, and ihiftei.l outo tln -so-called "endless chain" of Clevelaiwl memory. Hut The Ui.--iius Kinie of l.S!lJ ami the' nrist-ry that followed were in fact due to the contemplated and actual en.ict-iiK-ut and tlw workings of theWillson tariff law, whh-h so reduced tlie 'fesler-' at ivveuties tluit It was necessary. 1,,, Ikmtow $-'iaMKH)(HH) to liolster up the tivasury; which bi-oug'irt lo this eouu try a flood. of wk! fiom Australia and ejsewh"re; which hrought here Euro je:in eoiml'iies clicap chrthing and all manner of wares from over the Haii, ami Mlnrt down our factork s and I tircw liumlrls of Jtiiousands out of em pioyuieut; which iu this "Way ntiu'eiii the consuming power of our jM-ople and isitel dis-aster '-upon our; pro ducers tln foundat km pillars of our thrift and prosperity. Had there been no Willsou'" law there Avon Id have Ihvii no delh-iciicy and coiis-pKniIy no -"emlless chain." The people of the l'nittd Stales have . not ' forgotten llus things, and ai t; inpts to iK'fuddk' them are not now successful. The Sherman law was nut a good law'; but it was the be? that could le had'. at the time. It was therefore' a why piece of 'legislation! . Under conditions that would have cxi but! for the clce tion of Cleveland ;i I leiinw-nn ie Congrt-ss to carrv (lie l-d 1 lid out his' iHilid.es il would' 'have occasional no alarm or ditliculty whateviT. lewarc 01 v.iit.io uis ior t Mtcrrh hat contain JKcrcurj, 3 n:rc.iry win rurcly tiTtroy ihc srrr of -mrill am! ronplti'-'Iy lt :ran;;c l!i i hoi. t-yiicrii ahtm cnlrini; it lhroorh the rnnrou.i riTrfin-ts, Sucli art irlcs fI oiiM ii-vrr bo used except on prescriptions from repulao'c iiUvriciaas, nr. th damage they will do is tea fold t' thn goct yj' can possibly derive from thorn. IT.-iH'n t'rt.irih Cure, manniarturcrt by F. J. Chenov At 'o., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is tslcrn internally, actlnn directly upon the blao. ;mi roueoussurfac-fuofthc system. In buyintr Itill'ii Catarrh Cure be sure you pet the ppiiuine. It is takm internally and is niadi' in Tolodo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney &'o. Tectinionialu Irw. J&4 Hold by Lrugist, price 70c. pt r bottlff. Hall's Family Pills are the best. . AK.'HT O.Vi; t)F lll.S CIH irCH ki;etiiim:n sikaijm; his ciiickkns. innsbad. Md.Autf. 2.-The lb-.v. S. .I. I H it. the Lutheran minister at llaii'iste.id. Carroll county, had a novel e.iHrienee a few nights "ao. lie !had returinil lioim from at bud iUK'to some pai-ocliial duties and was putting up his horse when a inic I s-asi!)Ml by the tiuttci iicjc ami i-.k k ' linn of the chickens .in lii lienlieiis i-asisctl hini to direct his attention to (hat quarter. As he apiM-o.-iche. lie. saw a lame white loy whom be' knew', limp away from the 4ienhouse and si-ainiMr oft noiselessly. The miiii-i r witli-'eqnal -aution and discntion si lently took the place the loy had Im-cii iHt-upyiiiy; at the half-oieu loor of the1 henhouse a lid waited. Iu u few oeomls a pair 'of pullet'- was handed out. then another pair and another until 4ie was holding a half d;.ii of his own chickens, v hieli rhe jsirty inside wa-s iM'm'Volently-b: -stowinjr with- n very free band. The minister concludis-f liat half a dozen chickens wre iiil sis many a-s he could conveniently lHld. so lie :i il : "I think I have enough for this time." The lcmark In-ouKli't the party Inside I to the front In precipitate hasie. v. lu ii to his irit surprise Ihe minister rec-ojrhizi-d a niendHr of his own coiiiii-e-ration. a brother who lore a fair reputation for piety. It would i qtni'iv a kihmI ik-il of reputation, how ever, for any .brother to stand tip straight iu such a priMcn ment. 'Hie mi'iiKier mildly elvided liini for . dis ttwbiii; the lunilMns of tlie' fowls, laile trim retnjn' tlwrsi of which he was tin rcciv-r the most and told him to ;o boine and juiiy for forjiive iwss. IJaltiiiMitxv Sun. A.N EASILY MAI 'II Kim , To "cofistnict the IwiW-kite you InilSt . tt.rst maken spiral roll of licsivy ,r;i pin ifiilH'i' 'thirty. iiu lHs 'in len'ili -.iii'l; i iiH-li in diaim-ter. Then cut. out a Ntrin of vtitf 1-snilInmrd thirty inches. i";ir lemrth sunt one inHi in w-id-ih. To tlw e -nter of This caultHrard piite an other .piece of the same material twelve inelu's in length. Wit n ory fa.-fn this with a i-troier i-ajH-r baml .' n"' f nV Inn run. stlon-; tiueail lo e:icii emi oi me c,.io llwwrd, h-viw It 'Milo a 1hw jh;! hi. ami 4liei faton 1be emts of the ilirca'd lo t'.w Iras of the rpiml roll. ivr this .framework laste tij;ht luaibhj I:ilMr. A ft it atlciehhu brid! al the tail the kite Is innpl''te aim ' ni -s dry' is ninly for tiyiosf.- br- etiili Nugent in tlie Sepieml-r jiian's Home ConuKinion. CIIKCK.MATKD. I . J.M-iffer W'lirtt ix it that i jionhl:ii;r Freihlh t-o much? ! .Vrx. ColiwIiT He joined tno Suudav hImhJ . aixl tuey aiv i"tu iiuMms in nave imur strawiw-iTj i-" ... i va! on lit same day. JiMlsf. TIIK MrT I'KKSCKHTIOIN TUB 1 ' . , ". I.AK1A. . Chills mid Biliousness l a bottle oi tiKtVj;SS TASTKIKSS 'CHILI TON1C. It Is simply Iron and J'- uine In it tasteless forui no cure, pay. 1'rlec 50 cents. V -' - . I'aciric HomestciKl. Salem, Or. Best tarin pjper. Issued weekly. ?i a 'eaf V