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am finely' d)l!lftl, rnifl nliuvwl
fcroff eotirage nixl IniloxJblo inn
jfett in ttes rootn tlidre wore a rcoro
of noma Jiwt M hirctng mid full of
tttt power of ncquMUon. Ilttwwll
1im the money innklng none,
though it in not o finely module.! im
WM that of hiii dead frinnd. AiihIIh
CorWn's iihshI organ is os full of
atrvsgth hh ft locomotive, Henry
Ohmt htw tho cAlfH' bonk, but it is
oetBwhHt more' (lollcatdy chi(ulel
Md indicate moro generOtw traits
i ohnrHctor.
- ,W re b11, familiar with the
Ifcrewg. fine member which Dr. Do
pw wernn Iwtween hb eycu. Al
though he 1h not n grout money
p&wktfr, H comiarcd with thcWo I
hre mentioned, thero is no doubt of
hkt good setiflu in mattora portnlnlng
to finance, nor any doubt that ho
htm been a bulwark for tho younger
VimderbiltB. Who, by tho way, havo
bohm of tho nquilino tyio thorn
wlve. I do not think thero la nny
danger thnt Dr. Dopow will go to
the poorhoiiao betwixt tliia and
Woodlawu.
There wero manyothor noses at
the funeral of tho Home typo. The
liftmen of tho owners havo escaped
my memory, It wan an interesting
study in nosology, and when I went
home and how my own poor little
turned up proboscis iu the looking
glow I Hilt mo down and wept im one
without financial hopo. Tia clear I
wm not cut out to bo a millionaire
New York Uorald.
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Tho Ulilcit llarburlum.
Tlie oldest herbarium in tho world
k in the Kgyptologlst niuacum at
Cairo, and conHlstaof an IncouHpIcu-
ou collection of dried portiouu of
ista. These portlonu of planta and
woth were taken from wreaths
Kb garlands in the collhiB with
Kiunralee, wljoro thoy wero placed
by the ancient Egyptians as dnath
offerings, and from cdiblo plants
Wbieh were set in earthen vohboU on
"th flooV of the sepulchor as the fur
aiture of tho last resting placo of
thlr beloved ones.
Many of theso floral remains aro so
twU preserved Unit, after boing tat
d wltli warm water, thoy can bo
bandied llko modern herbarium h-kjcI-mw&.
Tlie colore, too, aro preserved
in a remurkablo way. Tlie most im
porkuit matter in conucction with
theee plants is thoir ago. Tlio ro
.mains of funorul food are found iu
tombs m far back as 3,000 years bo
fore Christ-Toronto Mull.
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rraUetlug lSlcvtrla Car.
The electric car lines aro under tho
Moconoityof using protectors to gimrd
their cars from umtsuul forco,whothor
eotning from thoir own works or else
Where. They aro what nro called
the "lead fuae," which burns out
when the anticipated emergonoy
arkeo. Many u boluttnl passenger on
1 m electric car could locate a burned
out fue as tho cause of his delay if
he would lnako an InvoHtigiition.
There have also 1mou Instuuces whoro
ears have boon destroyed by lire
earned by elretric oirrent. No loan
of life on electric curs has boon ro
orded in this comtry during tho op
ratioH of tho cars caused by cIto
trtoity, although there have Ikhjii
t suite a number of serious injuries,
BalUinora Ilendd.
High Sifi WubUlo.
A ew invention In tho lino of high
Mwed oobWiw b) reiHiricnl. It coiwihta
wan iugeutous method of seating
fMUMe bobbiiui ujkju a spindle, so that
nk high bixhhI all ulipplug shall Ihj
KV44ed. This is accomplished by tho
i two wasltera of ciotn nller
beiug found ln)st auaptel for
ik - " of w-hto.h it tlrmlv
'MmN to the dUk on the ttindle
hu) the other to the other side of the
hqhhhu The friction between tluvo
, ami at tue Mtme unio eiusuo
bi found to be highly cfilca
i In holding the bobbin llnnly.
, commercial tiuUetiu.
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A "JuUUUt" Oi.luluu.
Pwbm: lite hearing of a county
qm at I'wuyprum a souctior
it wituew, "Am you a friend
QMWMMHtr "o,"waa the
"wit you gn togetlier to the
ariwgar "What weetingsr'
3mt WUUmm. "l'olinwl
, your WHwr.f' "Oh, I bv
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kih awl tiirimi "YmUM, M
It wrtalHly Hwlloktl lolli W -
etvN tHti hmflhn bomimmrt nMm
IL af Vtituui WnkuluUif (it HllltfHtM,
AIh, it y.-xi' In n-lyiHHj
wrllwl tlio foynlullwi hi " I"
Ike folUwIUK wonk '"i'lio mm
ht Irll l Wrtrnod to Iw Voryonriiful
(A dkwuwifofw nml ninohlmllofw
mn hl( miiJW nt Ihls llirto," mid
the day gHlisl which this in put In
tho (lay ollho outbreak, , ,
Wiiiilnrly "Old Mooro," III t M
year's Iwuio has, by his romarkitblo
protihccy m to tho Htli of Jmiimrjr,
slhiiuliitvd tho curliwlly of all liollev
ers In tho occult. Agslimt that 1hUj
was printed, "The royal family Iu
mminilng,M mid llili nlinfliino Is l
ways on sale In tho utiwtnof Imiloii
in tho Octooer of tho previous year,
Botlmt tho Ditknof Clnronco'Hlllnowi,
which did not l.'gln till iho 7th of
Janum', could not havo influenced
the prediction. Eilgnr Leo In Arena.
Mllllmmlr Slmw't llalankal MoiiMiimiit.
Henry Shaw, who h icgardinl by
3t. Louis as lis greatest benefactor,
was nn Englishman by birth, who
made his fortune In tho hardwaro
business and retired at the ago of
forty. PaHslonatoly fond of flower
ho established a Iwtanical garden just
outsldo tho c6iporiito Hmita of Ht.
Ixuils, and thero ho lived in the sum
mer time, returning to the city In
winter. Ho constantly Improved and
added to tho torrltory of his flower
land, until Shaw's garden liecnmo
one of tho most famous resorts for
visitors in tho houthwest. His rosi
donco and grounds were at all times
open to sightseers and his hospitality
was unbounded.
In 1870 Mr. Shaw gave to tho city
Tower Grove park, adjoining Ids
garden, and enilchcd and beautified
It nt his own expense. Ho nlno gave
liberally to Washington university,
and In all hchomes for public im
provement and charities ho held out
an open hand. Uy tho forms of his
will tho beautiful garden enmo into
potiscBslon of tho city, and is tho best
monument to a well spent llfo and
In tho enjoyment of simple pleas
ures. Now York World.
Itoiv tin Cittnn ti Nttnly School Mitln!.
Dr. J. M. nice, whoso articles on
our public school system in Tho
Forum aro attracting nttontion, was
brought to consider tho subjoct years
ago becauso In his medical proctico
in Now York city ho saw such grave
results from inattention to tho phys
ical well being of children iu tho
schools. If tho child's physical well
boing wero neglected, ho reasoned
that their intellectual well boing
could not 1)0 well cared for. This
idea took such pos&cssion of him that
lie abandoned his medical practico
and sot to work to mako a thorough
study of tho proper principles, phys
ical and psychological, of primary
teaching. Ho lived eovornl years
abroad and traveled much iu tho
United Stales as well.
Illilu't l'xM'rt Ilia (Imtlcnmii.
Hotol bell boys aro peculiar mor
tals. During tho mooting of tho Cin
cinnati university alumuio at a hotel
u few days ago oue of them made an
awful break. A score of ladies wero
In attendance nud wore seated to
gethor in ouo end of tho parlor. Tho
mooting had jimt been called to order
when n sable huod "boll hop" rushed
Into tho room with, "Am you do
ladies dat am waitiu for a drum
nicrf" Dusliietw was suspended for
soveral minutes, anil tho silence
which followed was minful in the
oxtrcmo, Tho bell loy stood wonder
ing why ho did not receive nn an
swer, and ho was allowed to escape
from tho pailor Cincinnati En
quirer, I.t Wvlt I'liiiitKli Alone.
One of tho local orators on Colum
bia Day delivered an inspiring nil
Aivas, iu u Hancock town tothesuhol
lira mid parents assembled, but in
giving n description of tho voyage of
Columbus varied hUtory slightly
and landed Cnlumbus on Plymouth
rock. Whou ho closed, amid tho
plaudits of tho nudieuco, a gentle
Uiau privately culled hit attention to
thomistuko and buggeted that he
correct it, "Hush I Don't say a
word," say she. "They doti't know
tho difforoiico." Ellawoitli Ameri
can. In llrror Currrrtril.
At it meeting of the Nnturnl Sol
wico UMtOcintlon of Toronto universi
ty T. McCivu, n. A , read uilnteivst
InglMtperou "Cell Dluion in Its lte
lation to IleixHllty." Mr. MeCiva
wild that previously tho opinion hint
held sway that tho chroinntiu iu tho
uucletu as tho principal active agent
in the process, but the blologi al
world booms now to lw inclining to
tho belief that the chronuUm U
J merely twuivo ami is nctetl ujiou by
Uio active archoplusui, which U tho
uynamw ngcHt, 'ivronto Ulobo.
ll Mu,Un kuutTHtr Sihmu,
Tho modem souvenir 6poou doubt
h owe its origin to the btill eJtU.t
et apostlon' bpoona, which iu seta of
twelve or Icwi wero a rouminu Chrkt
was gift iu the Wstivuth ami Soveo
teMth cwiturhu. Kauwu City Jour
BtttwlliwtaGovnunenllBomltighwrHteofinUroet.HulmnU iu old nXe
r ntji2lk. You oAuuoqio. dollar in h MaMhuMtU oouijauy. Cwli d jd
Mf y1mm KURut(l m'h'ytMir. Wr, II. O, Colton, Gwt'J Agwit of the MaiMcU.
MMtHutl lifrimtrwMW eowY, w in Ut oity and if you art thinking of mrry.
mwuiiw gia re aw yon. UaU at Ut WiUitttt lloitl or
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UrHW 16 TH fWOiAMATteH.
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liwi, Ih MiHtori 'flm ffimf fi lliff
MfiMlft o Hwulr, oh Huiiitny
wofnlmf A ly of !nr y-'m (M,
Iwhiihnu iUH rmtiinnM irmU'f 'f
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H Um tmrum nno ifwrni hit
MxMMtn, wIiaUrtlwtHlcm, Th
IIKI4 wjr wliwi wl- wid wicctwwir
h now trylMir li niiirrdHi'oliK mm
uliwih If ho cliw, nJrii'fidi'il (m tlio
cni M-nl with hi) licud lh hw molli
tr'n lii whilonlii IMflHfrl f (Mint miff
Ulnr-
1 will no! my that on tlili iwrllmi
Im- day Jim or I hud wiwilwij. VVIuil
Is imjsirtmil lo Hid jinwufhiwlm-M
Is Hut sho whlijH'r to lilm lliit Im
Imd l'ttiT listiui iow, tor Uio mini
Ur Ingoing to read tlinprM-lrtmiillon,
Tlio lKy hfinids up mi lill sent, mid
with thai (Might which it von con
wirvatlvu childhood mkii any ciinlom
defied. w'"s with rupture Mi, hilmy
unfolding tlio Inrgo jutjior sliwil,
Which nilght liiivo Im'Ijiih largo news
ixijsir, iiiiii sees tho hheot oovor ovon
tint pulpit Jllblo.
Mr. I'aliwylsayoungmnn of thirty
or thcroabouta, who Is to Ihi nflor
ward tho distinguished Dr. I'alnoy, n
leader of tho iintlslavory ojilnlon of
Massachusetts, Ho lead the govern
or's proclamation with sonso mid
fooling, so that ovon a child follows
along, about tho taking aire of tho
poor, tho happiness of homo, but cs
peclally nlwut tho success of tho fish
eries. It is only in tho latest times
that any Mussuehusottx governor Is
bo disloyal to that ocean from whoso
breast she has drawn her life that hu
falls to mention tho fisheries iu his
proclamation. But homo, jioor peo
ple, fisheries and all sink into their
own insignificance when, with icso
nant voice, tho minister ends with
tho grand werds:
Given In tlio counillcliaml' at Ikuloti In
lie ycr of our Lord 1UI ami of Ilia liiilopi'inl.
uco ill tlie Uultol Hllc thu flftlvtli.
I.BVl UirttouK, Movornor.
Tills fino relationship between
"Thanksgiving day" and "Indopond
enco Day," of which tho glories, six
montlmago, aroacortain hazy dream,
is not lost upon tho child, And then
follow tho words, most grand In all
ritunls:
Ily lits oxcellcnoy tho coventor, with tin ail
vice uliil torucnt of tlio council.
KmvAiin I). llANnfl, Hccrelnrr.
Ooil tnva tbconimoiiHtuItliof Jlmmucliu
aetl. That words so insjitring, pro
nounced with such n clarion voice,
should be uttered in a chinch on
Sunday tills was indeed something
to fill high the cup of wild intoxicat
ing joy. That Edward D. Bangs,
the secretary, should bo sitting him
self, watching, as it wero, his own
potai d on tho other side of tho nislo,
with his finger resting on his right
ear in a peculiar mitunor, such us
was unknown to others ho, clad in
a brown coat, with a velvet collar,
that ho should see and hear all this
unmoved this added to tho grandeur
and solemnity and high dignity of
tho whole, Edward Evorett Halo In
Fashions.
A lliiniurkniila Dciilli.
Perhaps tlio most romar kublo death
from fear was that of tho Dutch
painter Peutmnu, who lived in the
Seventeenth century. Ono day ho
went into a room full of anatomical
subjects to sketch soino death's bends
nud skeletons for n picture he in
tended to paint. Tlio weather was
very Bultry, nud while sketching ho
fell asleep. I lo was aroused by bones
dancing around him ami tho skele
tons suspended from tho ceiling clash
ing together. In a fit of terror ho
throw himself from a window, nnd,
though he sustained no serious in
jury and was informed that u slight
earthquake had caused tho commo
tion among his ghostly surround
ings, he died iu a few days in a uerv
our tremor, Dr. Eldor iu Washing
ton Star.
A Dee Tliut HIIU hnabr. nml hkliu Tlivin,
A prominent Clermantown nuuiu
fneturer owns a better dog called
Bmve, which has a singular penchant
for hunting snakes. After killing
ono ho places ono jkiw on the rep
tile's heud, and seizing tho ueck with
his teeth ho proceeds to skin it, much
after tho manner of skinning an eel.
These trophies ho proudly curries to
his master, who nails thorn on tho
woodshed, much to tho satisfaction
of Bravo. During n month's gun
uing trip in IVrry county Dmvo's
collection numbered forty ono skins,
five of which had been Btripod fiom
good sized rattlesnakes.- Phlladel
phiu Record.
Itu.lrly 1'rauk,
The In usquenctfs and rude candor
of many of the Eugllsh tourists iu this
country Incessantly staitlo tho more
gcutly bred Amerlcun, Tlieoo traits
are uot confined to tho lower class.
Ouo eminent scholar, when invited to
a dinner party In Philadelphia, np
icarcd in u iluuuol shirt nud shabby
clothed, nud glaueing nround tho
taulu remarked to his host that ho
"didti't Hiippo&o tho Atncrieuus had
advanced us far in civilirutiou as
eveulugdrcbs, " Youth's Companion.
An KuKUb Jiutlc In Ulrntluns
Justice Dvnuiau, who has long been
one of the nuvt fatuom of Brtiult
jpdgoa, has occupied bU lehturu dur
lug receut years iu tmuslatlngOmy's
"Eltttv" into Oruot- oUiL-iun v,tv,
and m turning tlie first book of Pope's
1 Homer "Iliad" Into Latin elegiac:
New York Pre.
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by h m lookMl t lilm,
"(iofiiil" lH'iili'-il Hi'i ttyfito'i w
thii nunllfifir tnt diw IIM.
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hfi'J I 'Will I" W twiwfwlwl III
winllofiwr
"Ywf miKlit n l fitfiny fHsfh a
iffcM fficrlrnfi limiifirM- or mmo
ililfig of Unit ni," miM-l Uio if'
Nlf li'f , ,
I Mo)i nilllfiK m one, mid lio not
! fifM utMi-t Hi Uio Mw-k' flld llw l
lloncor roflwllri-ly, ''mid mio
HUrtWur nri glyun n llml wl m
I thing yiit. 1 ww UinI wy mMlf
wIimi I flrnUi-wiirlHitl lwl '' 'x
! Mtrlmicii Hint iiircl mo of tlio Imhll
Imforo It Imd IUe- I wolf mn
,onty" . . . ., .
Tho riK)rtor turiwl ft fnco full at
Inlorrogiitlmi olnl on tlio miction
our, mill liokoptoni
"1 wiw ciilliil on wico to sell by
auction it lot of lioiitmhold fiirnlturu
Isjlonglng to n mini mul hi wlfo who
luiil Ikioii mnnicd four or II vo ymn.
All I Imuw nhotit It wm that ft d"iith
Mniowli,rrtiiWMltt"(llliolnomovitl
from my town, mid n thoy had no
lummy thoy worn compelled to Mill
their I'ffi'i'W to got unoiigh to movo
on, Well, I was having u plunlo In
my young and foolish wuy, guying
mid bantering mid making brilliant
and witty sldo remarks on the articles
im they enmo under the hummer, so
to speak, though I don't temembor
over having used u hummer or neon
any other auctioneer uso ouo. After
1 hud dliOHod of n lot of stuff a
crudlo was put up, Theio wore sov
orul young men of my icqualntimco
in the crowd, nud I smiled at them
as I turned tho cradle round and be
gan to rock it, humming a lullaby as
I did so,
" 'Empty Is tho cradle, baby's
gone,' I said, and was going on to say
something else to make a laugh,
when I happened to look down Into
tho face of a womnii close to tho
platform I was standing on. She
was dressed In faded black, evidently
given her by sonio woman larger
than sho was, and thoro was a look
iu her eyes nnd a tension of tho lines
across hor forehead and a pitiful
weakness about her qulvoring liM
that made mo stop. Sho stood close
to tho jrfutform, and tho crowd wan
all nt her buck, so that thoy had not
noticed her, Sho didn't Hpenk, but
as I stopped sho looked up at mo
with tho tears starting, nnd lifting
her hands in a mute appeal of re
monstrance no words could describe
sho gave a great Bob of agony and
turned away.
" 'I I didn't know," was all I
could stammer in apology. And I
didn't know that it was her baby's
cradlo I was soiling, and becauso the
crudlo was empty hor hoart was
broken, nud she could no longor live
j in tho housfl that the baby had loft."
Tho auctioneer was feeling his
story visibly.
"No, fny boy," ho wont on. "1
didn't know, nor did tho crowd, hut
thoy nil did protty soon, and I told
thorn a story that had no fun in it
for any heai t thoro, but it took just
tho Btimo, nnd I got $160 for that
cradle boforo I was dono with it, nnd
tlion guvo it bnck to tho poor young
mother." Detroit Froo Press.
Senna lit 1 1 Mm.
Of Thiickcruy Dean Halo tells some
onpitul stories. Tho first timo ho
mot him was nt a dinner at Leoch'u
house. "1 was introduced by our
host, and for his sake he gnvo mo a
cordial greeting. 'Wo must bo about
the same height ho said; 'we'll moas
tiro.' And when, us wo stood dos-n-diw
nnd tho bystanders gave thoir
voidiet, 'at ond heat' tho length was
0 feet !l ii clies nnd I had meekly
'suggested that, though thoro might
lie no difference in the size of tho
euses,' his contained a Btrudlvnrius
ami initio a dancing muster's kit, wo
pioccedcd to talk of giants. Ho told
mo of a visit which ho paid with Mr.
Wiggins (Jacob Omnium), who was
four or five inches the tailor of tho
two -to nee a Brolidlgnnghiii on show,
and how tho mini nt the door hud in
quired 'whether thoy were in the
business, becuuso if so no chnrgo
would bo made.' "-London Journal.
Tliiul) Vt'uriiliii;.
A Scottish nobleman of tho olden
times was in tho hubit of indulging
pietty freely at the hospitable tables
of his friends, Hu took tho precau
tion to have always with him a trust
worthy retainer, who never fulled to
avoid all temptation to excels In or
der to make suio of taking his master
safely homo. On one occasion Don
ald hud Itoon induced to join iu tho
festivities of the servants' hull, and,
feeling htnuelf quite overcome, man
aged to sta. ger up stairs and to wills
1-sr to his master, who was iu full
Bwmg of ujuyineut nt table, "My
lottl, ye'll Lao to tak' cjtro of yersel
tho night, lor it's a' o'er wi' mo."
Bcottish Americuu.
An Orimuirnul AUlrloar.
'ITio over useful matchbox appears
in altiHMt endless variety. One stylo
eepedully kintuble for a yachtsman
repneiita n sailcloth rollwl into a
Kilo, with a tilier. rotw and block in
relief, 'llio HuUhI Hboll and diascd
bcroll uttterna aro nlu-nv ( ,.
maud. A novelty is euamoled In
Wuo and red uuder sllvftr filigree,
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(-(irrh-il (I"" ii'ilillmliilfi lliclriicltiin
iiuinb'T, ..
'ilia oxjKirh'iKo of Kuiopo sli'nv
(lint loforcslllig lefllofon dried
alK-mu-ifliiil iiuikM liiihltnhlo trm
of (.'WiMry from which Hid lili''
mitN had pioviwi-dy l driven b
Howl,
Most violent cliolem cjildemlcs
have Ik--ii cotiiioolnl with coiitmiil-
iiatlimof wiilof Miil'Jily.
tAttmt
Tcnchor-Aro thoro any cIasso In,
a romihllij llko ours!
City Doy-Oi
Only two,
i.fn..,..4ll
"Yes'in, 'iliorn wot'ft got or pull
mi thorn wot ain't " floo'l New-
xs
SIK SPAQMO A DAY.
Or, lllln Medical Co,, Elkhart. Intl.
OrNttttHrsi I nctor lio in oppof(linlt)r to
criniMeiid Dr. MIliV llctorntn ixrvlne to our
v n ir omiaflllctcil -lih ncrvona otnplalnta
Zl 4AZ'5l'lb Uio ui-iiraiice Unit It 1111 tint
i y p in lf, .mi it,,,,) u honour boy o.i
lehtn i : ''iiii'ioirt iiovnmitaeitoilwlili violent
i, H 'tii Mim i tio would Imvo lUo or hi
.j liiiiM,i-,-idy Wt rmto HJKr.fMTi.
is 'iirur.ur nentriTi fmuily ur ilruxKiit
i. in, fnili'il . . . - ti(. lllln' I-
(ifutlw r('ywpnlinWrll
v b 11.8, tt'irt '- "- (oiiht ico that
liuv7 nrwcfiTro rqin. THt rmiT ooc. Wo
i i tl ten Iaiiiuh. aim I irai happy lo icy tdo
hiid ni ENTinBt-Y CUriCD. Wo turd no
iur v mciiy, una uli euro la tumplcto. lie U
ESthousands
ly licnllliy. You tro nt liberty to use my nutnotn
aoutiDiNa thk cniec or thii wonomruw
niMtDY. 8. c. HrAcox,
Agent ratlUo Uxprou 00.
Ilmtlnp, Hebruka, April Cib, lt'J,
Dr. Miles Nervine,
MOST CIRTA1N CDlIt TO
HEADACHE, HEDBAIiOIA, HERV0D8 PE08-
TEATION, DIZZINESS, BFABMB, BLKEPLESa
HE38, DDLLHESS, BLDES, tad OPIUM HABIT,
BOLD ON A P08ITIVC OOARANTCC.
TRY OR. MILES' PILLS, SO DOSES 25 CT8.
Kold hy D. J. Kiy, dr ivirlnt, Hnl-m
Dr. Powell Reeves & Co.,
Tho Old RollabloSpoolnllsts, H
lp nf N-w York llonnllnln. (lrmlimlc with
High Honors Twenty cnrs' eK.Tlmco
nit 1'ruliMor, U'Cluror. Anllmr uiid
Hwoclnllit Iu Chroma iJluensci.
Oatnrrh,
Uronohitls,
Coui-h and
DilUoultyof
Breathing
BucooHsfuJ
ly trontod
wlthBpeolf
lo rcracdloa
thoroughly
fctcBted txnd
tho
OLD DOCTOR
Who ii ono of nature's noblemen,
thoroughly dovotod to his p'-ofosBlon
and over roady to holp tho aflllotod.
WERYOUS DEBILITY flLM, 7".K
middle nitfjil niru Iho Awlulcflt-elaol early In.
dl-crnioii, imxliiclng weukiKM, lA)dT MAN.
ItOOIl. liliilil einl.tloiii, cxliHiKtltiK ilrnliif,
twililtiliii'wi, I km ill cnimy, weukiirM of both
bmly mul lirnln, uuOttliiK mio (nr tiuly,biiiliioti
ml iniruc. trenitil with mm Ullluif mcicn.
Oulcnrtil ud ben nun
BLOOD AND KIN !". nrc,iKiu,pim
DIjUUU flUU OMll ,,, icruIuU, lumor,
yphlllllo Ulnt, rtiruumlUni, cruptloiin, oto , 0
nil kliidi. blo. iKi,iiiiltumU)rwiiHi wlilBcr,
fliirwl iiniruptly, Uavlturtho )itum puro mid
hMllhlnl
KIDNEY AND URINARY $&&&$&
iler, leillmonl In urine, hrli-kiliutor white, iln
wlillo iuIimUiii, ircMiuviif y ol, lirlgbfi til eito
unit ll ill-r. ii( Hie l.ln.llf r ol bulh i-x, 1.
CATARRH Uif'Ml.luiu;. liver ihipl.,lndl
tAIAnnn k,.ii,ii, mul nl uiMim. ffi?ctlii g
thouiwflt iiniiuiii,tc 11II1 rti(ii,(l).eutr),
etc Triuiblct iitllil.chnrni iriollouiliitoucvi
rurra rrleeirl mxioii iNwuble.
PRIYATE ?lft'A,..,,w'-?iS?hwf' ,7'hn'.
hc1IIiik, wvukunt 11I Mgnup, awl plU-., rl.tuij
iipt.ito.qul klrruMi willioutnuyualuor de
I utlon Inuii bualucM
WRITE '(01u,,j,,,lb,'",,iinK-;yifom the
nmia fUj -iU(iimU cuni homo by
ciirivapoiulfai-t kiiiI inollcluoi wilt weme How
rVout,i.ffir..,0A,:u ,,MnH ''
DR.Pn.mL REEVES MO..
Now Locilcii at 210 (WI SL, Salrm.
ADEN'S
ELL i H!0 BELt
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am"1 iaii-tlr '" lr)i-j (j iaw-aalkail
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JprtHiivH i if 1 1 Mi vm I
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" H. F. BROBR,
l-roprlotor of tin'
DEPOT SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
A" S.-SWKJ5C' ,m"1 ' "
AltCIIIK MASON.
General - Contractors,
Btrect Work, HcwcrltiK, Ex cava tint', Concrcto nnd MaMin Work,
Tiling, Ac. All work promptly done.
8LBM, OREGON.
CLEAN!
It you would bo clean and haye your clothes done uj
in tho neatestand dresaiest manner, take them to the
SA1.F.M STBA.H LAUKIUfY
whoro all work is done by white labor and in the most
prompt maimer. COLONEL J. OLMSTED.
Wnnteil. Hiilnrv unit pTnpnnpn
Xllll I'erinmi'iit t-lace Apply now.
only irrowcro of nn-tiry "brick ou both
,iuriLviu iiuu i iiiiiiuriu intim iiiiniy vn
rlitlmoumiwlally I1H0WN UUOS CO.,
H-12 cl-t A n-Jbt Nurmrymeu, Chicago.
ONLY
LINE
UUMIKG
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 M.
II II ron n m
r.ov r. m,
3.
DAYS TO
CHICAGO
72 Hours Quicker to St, Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Ghicaeo.
40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and
Kansas City,
PULLM N md ToURbT SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR
CARS, DINING OARS.
Kor rnterf mul rpiisi-ui iif.i.t,.ii.. .. n
OHorttUdrBM"
'.,H.UUIll,UUKT, Awt, 0. 1'. A.
'il Wulilngtou8t,
l'onn.ANu. Okkiio ,
EAST AND SOUTH
--VIAI
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
ULtroHu xxran illAI.N-nuN PAIM
llCrWCENI-MUTl.lvn . "
..., Aauo, r.
uiiyg,e
" "u uaili ,
J . Ill,
11:17 a. id
p. uu
jv. lrtbTiiirAr7rT ifirST
Ar. Itoicbunr I VJ ' W.P- '"
7 -'l '.U . Hi
PClLMAxnnreCTciDDDPncT
Second Uass bluepmg Cars
f r r """" ""T
"to
itftWIiilfW
2
Throui.L.Iickets
,.tr
l.-r1-J ' ' "", 7 mi i
' '""""
A. II. SMITH
Liberty Street
n
Capital City Restaurant
J as. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Mcal at All Hoars of tfae Da
None but wblto labor employed In thl
establishment.
A good substantial meal o inked In dn
clans style
Twenty-Ova cenu per meal,
HUD FROT
tVwrt trwit between Opera .House an
Mluto'n Livery
From Terminal or Interior Pointe the
ilroad.
Is.the lino to take
To all Points East and South.
It Is the dining car route iinmn h
vt-tlbule train!, everyday In the'ySFiJ
ST. PAUL LM AG0
(No ohango of can)
Uoruped of dlnlngcaw nnr urraned
ruUman drawing WjS1
tui t test eaufpneent
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars,
ticketB, and an 0I Dn' "nil second-claBi
ELEQABT J)AY COACHES.
sen Ice. ' uw KX'a unlnterruptei
onr,eU1'i,uanna8vLJT,' ,ons can be
tberoad. " "-'-a any agent oj
n,1i"!!.!noralontonoemir,1, .. ...
Assistant 0" iAKLT0N
' Hrst Mr"f LJSS-f?? Al.ent, No
Unn.inu..,V ' Oot' -'bUntlua.-Piifi
8HAW A DOWNING, Agent
THE YAOUINA ROUTE,
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
&sSL fflSE -siw
-iiiue man hr nv m. ""l"0"n
f'MthronKu rMenSnrt'J'"!. ,l'
rum IMrtUnd ud 2ft 32?. Vellt n
"rJncuv
UIME SCHEDULE. rfaM
teKAJnr.
Arrive Yaquin . . l.Wpjj
ViMiuinT. . fcaol-S
"ve OorvaUu . Ai3
Atrtire Albany . . . 10-35 A 5
O A r. . 1UQA
IVirVTut W t Albany Md
wii;!r:!'!sewtromTw.i.-.
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