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Some preaebpra of Saleni do not seem
to oe juiy'Setter than inutiy other new
p'e a Ibid wicked world, and if ac
counts atre'truey they might beta fuirlj
good example by pruying for the Lord
o fonjive tuelr own meauuesa Instead
of monkeying bo "oiuclily" about book
other fellow's etn. But the Hoouer u
great many people, coitae to regard
a preacher bo extraordinarily Qod-llkt
that he does not commit-nln( the bettei
it will be for all concerned. A preachei
!b human and should 'be" quite willing
to stand upon the universal uluue ol
other good men and tiutied only uk
auch. While the devout and holy
man of G d is iryluyr to keep the devi
from completely capturing boiiiu pooi
sinner ho should keep a sharp outlook
that Satan Is not toying with his owi
skirts in a manner that id liable at un
time to give his enthusiastic followers!.
Slimpeeof "trickH which are valu and
eedB that are dark." Cottage Grovi
Leader,
No community should persecute n
a fallen or erratic minister or attribute
to bis sect or the Christian religion tin
weakness or depravity of oue man.
The truth will struggle on and princi
ple Is quito as well assured of an exist
once as the Dlviue Thought of Good
ness itself, though mistaken and pre
tending teachers drag in the mire the
cause they pretend to champion. The
people must see that there is at least a
Blight defect, an absence of true ideals,
underlying some ot these organizations
for religious culture. Men who advo
cate a brass bund, gold-plated material
hereafter with never-ending pleasures
of ecstatic bliss, that will not cost
cept to enjoy, and whoso religion con
sists In making sure to get there as a
reward for being outwardly decent here,
are the disciples of u base scheme of
selilshness, beside which the Mahome
tan with his harem of hourls In the
other world la at least a frank and out
spoken sensualist. Until all worldly.so
clal, business aud political self-seeking is
eliminated from Christianity it is un
worthy the name. That man or wom
an who only sees and seeks the good of
others alone possesses the true Christ
thought. Tho husband and
wife, who only think and uct and
live, each for tho other's good, alone
enjoy perfect harmony in the marriage
relation. The moment rfsolllsh thought
arises the satauof ultimate discord is
Introduced. Tho minister who pufls
himself up over his ofllce to rule over
others, to work up a big salary or rep
utation, or wlu applause In political or
flojlal Bchemej or follows his patulous
and appetites Is a messenger not of the
best human thought, to say naught of
revealed wisdom. Ho reveals the nu
Imal In man, which Is a grado lower
than In brutes. Hut it ia more than
likely that quito n crowd will coutluue
to worship tho blataut egotist and liv
eried fraud whether ho useends the
pulpit or bands prize packugea out of
tho rear end or a wiurmi ,,t n, nt.,
fair grounds. But It Is not uecessuay
"
to Invent puulsbmont for the preacher
whoso true Inwardness happeus to
come to light. Ho sutlers endless tor
meuts which never afflict tho manip
ulator of loaded dice In the saloon bar
roome. The latter douos't protond to.be
a teaoher of morals or a spiritual guide.
Thlp wob never more finely Illustrated
tban In Huwthoruo's book "Tho Soar
let Lottor," where bo haa Heater
Prynne, the betrayed Puritan g!rl,ineet
ber betrayer, Shu weara ou her bosom
tbe scarlet badgo of Infamy Inflicted
upon ber by the colonial bluoluwsof
her timo, aud Just us cruelly Inflicted
by society at presout. He weara (he
bluck garb of outward reapeotabillty,
tho badge of tho profession ho success
fully disgraces. Tho followlug bccuo
lanes pmee;
After awhile, the minister llxod bis
eyea ou Hester Pryne'.
Heater," Bald he, "Hast thou fouud
peace?"
Bho smiled dreamily, looking dowu
upon ber bosom.
"Uaat tnouv" ahe aslcetl.
"None uotblng but dlsp.ilr," be
answered. "What else could I look for,
being what lam, and leading such a
life aa mine? Were I an atheist, a man
devoid of consclouoe, a wretch with
eoarse and brutal Instincts, I might
have found peace long ore no-.', Hay,
I Bver should liavo lost It. Jlut, us
matter stand wttb my eoul, whatever
of good capacity there orlgmallv wna
!, all of Grid's gifts that were tlo
hwleust have become ministers ofspir
Hmi torment, Hester, I am moat mis.
mule,"
"The people rovoronco thee," paid
Hetter. "Aud surely thou workeut
rood among tbein. Doth Ibla bring
th no comfort?"
Mon misery, Heater-only tbe
more misery I" answered (lie clergy
tuan, witnauiuersmuo.
"Ascoucerual
.
tb Kood which I may upneur to do, I
have no faith iu It, It tuuat needs bo u
ttekalou. What can a ruined soul, llko
wine, effect toward the redemption of
other souls or a polluted soul toward
their purification? Aud aa to tbe ieo-
Me'u revereuco. wouiu mat it were
turned toocoru uud haired. Canst thou I takes inches off n tall hat. then civo
d-MMlt, Hester, a corfsolatluu, that I us a blapk woman, to-sit behind at
hum stuqd up In my pulpit awl ruw.t tho thoator every time, Boston
Mi aiaay fcye turned upward to my Transcript i
face, as if' the light of heaven were
beaming from it must see my flock
hungry for tho truth, and listening to
my words iw if a tongue of Pentecost
were Bppaklngi and then look hi ward
and discern tbe black reality of wVt(
they IdoIlzeY 1 have laugueu, in uu
terness and agony of heart, at tbe con
trast between what 1 seem to be and
what I am. Ami Sutau laughs at it,
also."
Heseyiska him if ho ha? not deeply
and soroly repented and left his sin be
hind In the days long past. She re
minds him that bin present life la not
less holy, in very truth, than it seems
in people's eyea. She asks, Is there no
reality in the penitence thus sealed aud
witnessed by good worka? And where
fore should it not bring him peace?
"No, Hester, ho," replied the clergy
mau. "There is no substance in it. It
la cold.aiid dead, aud can dq nothing
for me. Of, penance, I have had
enough. Of penlteuce, there has been
none. Else, I. should Jong ogo have
thrown oil these garments of mock noli
uess, and have shown myself to man
kind as they will see meat thpjudg-meht-seat.
Happy ire you, Heater,
that wear the seariet letter openly upon
your bosom. -Mine burns In secret.
Thou little knowest what a relief It Ja,
after tho torment of a seven-years'
cheat, to look into an eye that recog
nizes mo for what lam. Had I one
friend or were It my worst enemy
to whom, when sickened with the
p'ralseaof all other men, I could dallj
oetray myself, and be known aa the
vilest of all sinners, methinks my soul
might keep itself alive thereby. Even
thus much of truth would save me
But, now It la all falsehood all empti
nessall death 1"
Does not tho wrongdoer's punish
ment surely follow him, whether he lie
a criminal in prison or an errant spirit
ual guide of others? Hester wears her
badge of adultery in public and ha.
peace with herself. The minister en
joyed an apparent outward peace but in
uisbreaatue carried the torments of u
life that was a living lie.
A Romance.
She was fair and my passion begun)
' ShOHmlled and Iconic! notuutlovel
Hut when fiom afar 1 detected catarrh.
No beauty my passion could move.
In despair she sought doctors In vain.
Till she learned of "Humanity's boon;"
Mow her bicalti Is ab sweet as the dew
Whlou fulls upon roses In June.
Tonight, ns we sit In our home.
And I kUs her sweet lips o'er undo er,
Wo bless Dr. Huge In our bliss.
For tho Joy that ho brought to our door,
There is no disease more trying to
friendship than catairh! The constant
eilnrt to clear the throat and nose, the
foul breath, all the features of the dis
ease, make it aa much dreaded by tht
friend aa by the victim. Humanity
haa cause to bless Dr. Sage for bis "Ca
tarrh Remedy." The manufacturer
oiler to forfeit $500 for any case lhej
cannot cure.
Tho highost waves in tho ocean are
said to bo tboso off tho Capo of Good
Hopo. Under the influence of a
northwesterly galo they huvo been
known to exceed 40 feet in height.
A gold coin of tho weight of 4
pennyweights aud valued at Os. 4d..
struck in the reign of Henry VI. is
Known ns an "angel, out why no
coin collector can tell.
It takes soven days after death, ac
cording to Sinine.se belief, for the
eoul to roach heaven, and prayorsaro
kept up for that period to help it on
its way.
A lU'itl CiMtto In the Air.
Mr. Tobiausky, the .engineer, is start
ing u company for tho introduction of a
novel feature to tho Antwerp exhibition.
which ia to 1m started next year. It is
f flAttalaf r n -wnti- m..li .
to consist or a raft, with an area of
about 20 squiiro yards, and constructed
of bamboo rodanud steol and alumiuintu
tubing, on which a palatial restaurant
is to bo erected and tuowholo suspended
in midair at an altitudo of 600 yards by
means of capttvo balloons.
An ingenious combination of anchor
cables will hold this "aerial castle" iu po
sition and effectively prevent any ospil
latiou even in tho strongest galo. Two
smaller captivo balloons, each to carry
eight or ten persons, will servo to convoy
visitors to this floating island and back
again to terra Anna. Each of the larger
balloons ia fitted with a silk tube, through
which, by means of an automatic ar
rangement, a fresh supply of cas is ob
tained when required. Electric lamps
of intense- brilliancy aro fitted to tho raft
for tho purposo of lighting tho exhibi
tion grounds. Tho entiro fabric can bo
brought dowu to tho ground iu 10 min
utes by means of steam winches,--Pa
triots.
ltallrouil IVuces Iu Oregon.
An act of tho Inat legislature compola
all the railroad companies in tho statoto
renco their tracks within three youra.
Tho Southern Paciflo company accord
ingly has placed a fencing crow on the
lino of its road. The fence consists of
poata 10 foot apart, with false post8 in
tho center of thupauel. Three etranda
of barbed wire aro stretched from post
to post, with a board on top. The crow
uumbera SO men and erects a mile of
fencing daily, Portland Oregouian.
Some TolU Nser Change.
"Who was it," said tho man with
conspicuous clothes, "dut wont look
in fur windmills when ho felt liko
ecrappint"
"Don QuLxoto?"
"I fink dat's do naino, Anvlmw
ho was lmrtyiuuch do same as rh.
prizoilghtora nowadays." Washing-
ton Star.
'A Theutric! Item.
It is said tliat a black hat tnkoa
inches off a tall woman. If tho con
verso bo truo aud a blacic woman
Intelligent Eoadors will notico that
T .jlB IVII
hits v e
i MGaQ W IS HIV
aro not "trnrrnnted to curt" all clause
of discancs, but only Mich as result
frotn a disordered llcr, vizi
Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia,
Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious
Colic, Flatulence, etc.
For these they ore not warranted tn
fallible, bnt aro un n curly so at 1 1 1 jioi
Iblo to nialte a remedy. 1'rlcc, SSots.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Stopping the Counting.
Mr. Osmond Tenrle, the tragedian,
haa gathered up some good stories of
tho stage in the course of his experi
ence" in touring through England and
America. Here is ene:
I wont one night to hear Fechter
in a melodrama of a tragic cast. In
ono part of tho play Fechter had to
count out money. He was very do-,
liberate and said .slowly, "One, two,
three, four, five," and so on. The
interest of the play was hanging on
tho tragedian's having enough money
and paying it over to tho villain. He
kept slowly counting, and the audi
ence grew more restless and anxious
for him to finish. A witty son of Erin
in tho topmost gallery, getting tired,
yelled:
"I say, Mr. Fechter, give liim a
check 1" London Tit-Bits.
Ice Cream Is Mado For Women.
Ice cream is one of the lovely and
luscious things of this life that fill
this world with sweet little oases for
womankind. It is as necessary to
her existence as love or tea or fear of
a mouse. Sho has to bo ice creamed
at proper intervals in the summer
season, and if some one doesn't do it
for her she must do it herself. What
is tho summer for anyhow if it isn't
to gladden woman's, heart with soda
water and ice cream? Sho looks aud
longs for it when April begins to fade
as sho docs for a chip hat or a china
silk dress. Sho would die if sho didn't
have her ico cream, and she could die
eating it, Oh, tho congealed joy
there is in a plate of the frozen pud
ding 1 New York World.
Curios About Human Hair.
The study of tho hair upon human
species offers an oxtonsivo field for
inquiry and one which presents
many unsolved problems of tho first
order of importance. Why man as
a species should present tho kind and
tho amount of hair which ho does is
variously explained, and the differ
ences between . tho varieties of' tho
human race are so groat in this re
spect that ono of tho most popular
subdivisions of species is founded
upon it. That tho human family
has the longest hair of any species
of animal is a well known fact, hut
why they lost it ovor most of the
body is subject for much curious
conjecture and speculation. St.
Louis Republic.
Anil Very Tew Women.
Pugilist-Why, Bluffley can't fight.
I don't believe ho could put a baby to
sleep I
Nowwed No; neither do I. There
is no man who can put a baby to
sleep. Truth.
Beforo Going to the Wojld's
Fair
Enquire About
Tho Limited Express traina of tho Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railww
between St. Puul nnd Chicago anil
Omaha aud Chicago.
Theae trains are veatlbnled, electric
lighted and steam heated, with the flu
eat Dining and Sleeping Car Service iu
the world,
The Electric rcadlug light In each
berth ia the successful novelty of this
progressive age, and la highly appreciat
ed by all regular patrons of thin line.
We wish others to know ita merlin, m.
the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way la the only line In the west enjoy
ing tho exclusive uso of this patent.
.for runner Information apply to
nearest coupon ticket agent, oraddiess
C. J. Eddy, General Agent,
J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass. Agt.
225 Stark St., Portland, Or. tf
IMPORTANT.
If you anticipate visiting tho world's
fair, or your friends iu the East, take
advantage of the present opportunity,
aa the fares are now so low they cut no
figure In the expense. Tho Chicago &
i.unuwraiern iituwav nave iiinPi.il in
servlco a solid veatilinled train, between
Portland ond Chicago, the famous
WllVllor tnnrlaF mra tm., ni..
..I..V1- " "7 .5 .. .. ' .. 'CU""'J!
viJiwi vni. nun uiiinig ear "par excel
lent." With the accommodnilnua fur
ulsbed, rates now ottered, together with
the short time enusuiucd iu making
tbe trip, It is within the reach of all.
For further information, apply to anv
ticket agent, or write
A. G. Hahkkr, Gen'l Agt.
272 Washington street.
rortlanii, Or.
VIGOR v MEH
5"Ujr. Qulcllr,
PrmnnHf Reilored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEQILITY,
niJ slllhu train of rlli
Iroif r mttj iriurur Ucr
fjnifuoL tiu, iv.ulu or
ovrruik. Utu.j..
worn.eio. FuUMreufilL
UevcIoimiCDi uul lune
Six n tu t ry urgtn and
iKtlnn ft IU bodr.
Nuiplr. natural melboJi.
IiuniMUi..,uiirrTfaiot
Wuj rfreu7aiuk.
ipUutUon sad pruati
allU lild) freS.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
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The Suit Against Villard.
John Swope, of Pennsylvania, one of
the stockholders of tbe Northern Pad
flo Railroad Compauy. on behalf of
himself aud other stockholders, has be
gun an action iu the supreme court of
New York against Henry Villard,
Charles L. Colby, Colgate Hoy t, Ed
win H. Abbott, of the Northern Pacifle
railroad; T. F. Oakca, Henry C. R.iuse,
Henry C. Payne, Its recelvera, aud the
Chicago & Northern Pacific Railroad
Compauy, to compel the individual de
fendants to make restitution of millions
of dollars which, It U alleged, the
Northern Puciflccompony was deprived
of bymeauaof fraud. The complaint
allegea that Villard, Colby, Hoyt and
Abbott, in September, 18S9, owned land
at Harrison street and Fifth avenue,
Chicago! upon which waa then being
constructed the Grand Ceutral passen
ger station, and also controlled the Chi
cago & Great Western Railroad Com
pany, the Bridgeport & South Chicago
Railroad Company, and the Chicago,
Harlem &Batavia Railroad Company,
which operated lines of railroad within
tho limits of Chicago. The value o'
the land mentioned and the railroad
properties was said to have been $8,000,
000 in March, 1800. Swope charges
that these four men, iu September, 1889.
conspired to defraud the Northern Pa
cific company by selliug to it, through
themselves aa directora, allofthiaChi
cago railroad property and land for a
price in exces8 of its value so that they
could make an exorbitant profit to
themselves personally in fraud of the
Northern Pacific compauy. By the
scheme they received about $18,500,000
For the purpose of disKuising tbe
conaplracy-the Chicago & Northern Pa
ciflc Railroad Company waa organized
oy Villard, Colby, Hoyt a.id Abbot in
November, 1889, with a capital atock ol
$399,000, secured by mortgage on the
property of the Chicago & Great West
ern Company. It is alleged that $19,
950.000 bonds were delivered to the four
men in question in payment for the
diflereut properties muutioned, and
their shares of capital atock in the
three railroads In Chicago were assigned
to the Farmers' Loan & Trust Com
pany as the trustee. Villard and his
associates then made to themselves, as
owners and In control of the Wisconsin
Central Company, a lease of 99 years of
all property of the Chicago & Northern
Pacific Company, subject to a lien of a
$30,000,000 mortgage and other out
standing mortgages. Then the Wis
consin Central was leased to the North
ern Pacific on a mortgage for 99 years.
Villard was then chairman of the
Northern Pacific aad two of his nssoci
ciatea were director. This waa ar
ranged so that iu addition to a profit of
10,350,000 already realized by them on
the bonda, they would bo entitled to
about one-third of the profits derived
from the operation of the Chicago &
Northern Pacific so soon as it became
self supporting. The purpose of the
suit is to have them restore to the
Northern Pacific, or tho Chicago &
Northern Pacific,. $10,850,000 of bonds
and 04,250 shares of atock obtained for
their Chicago properties. An account
ing is sought at a fair mariet value ot
the property at Harrlaon street and
Fifth avenue, Chicago, and also of the
three Chicago railroads. After deduct
ing $1,049,000 encumbrances upon those
railroads, the petitiouer asks that Vil
lard, Colby, Hyt and Abbott bead
judged to deliver to the Chicago &
Northern Pacific all bonds of the com
pauy received by them in excess of a
fair market value of the property. He
also asks for an accounting of the sum
of money contributed by the Northern
Paciflo to the Chicago & Northern Pa
cific for the payment of Interest on tbe
$30,000,000 mortgage, and to pay for'
04,350 sharea of the capital stock of tbe
Chicago & Northern Paul Ho received by
them at ita par value.
is Life
Worth Living?
That depends npon tho
Liver. If tho Liver ia
inactivo tho whole sys
tem is out of order tho
hreath is bad, digestion
poor, head dull or aching,
energy and hopefulness
gone, tho spirit is de
pressed, a heavy weight
exists after eating, with
general despondency and
the blues. Tho Liver ia
tho housekeeper of tho
health; and a harmless,
simple remedy that acta
like Nature, does not
constipato afterwards or
require constant taking,
does not interfere with,
business or pleasure dur
ing its uso, makes &im
nions Liver Regulator a
medical perfection.
vL?T? A08.t0du virtues jpersoMllr, and
JiVhln "vadaohelt l tha boat medi,
Sihi-thlworh,eve MW JIve tried fortr
?i,i'Sfi..r'moai beforo Simmons Uv
lleiruUtur, and none of them gavo mora
not only relle veJ but cured.
U.U. Jones, Maoau.(HW
World's Fair, Chicago.
UflTEl tynBetAvnueandSUi8tt.
HUlCL " ""'! room! naVU
S-J rr'm$5Zr:$3
AN EFFECTIVE WEAPON.
One nnndred a Day Wm Good Knougli
For Him.
"Yon can'alwayu tell -how green a
man may bo by the color you think ho
is," said the drummer sententiously, and
the hotel clerk ran his eyebrows np into
interrogation points.
"No," he went on, as if tho clerk had
put hla question into words, "no, you
can't. Lost week I was in New York,
and one night I went down to sleep by
the sea."
"On a bench in Battery park?" in
quired the disingenuous clerk.
"Of course not," retorted' tho drum
mer, "down at one of the nearby sum
mer resorts. Well, aa I was saying,
when I got there and had registered at
one of the swell hotels a country look
ing citizen stepped up and took my place
beforo the book. Ho wroto his name
and looked up at the dignified and im
perious young man behind the counter.
" 'Got any rooms, young feller,' he
said, 'fer about one dolyer per day?
" 'Certainly not,' waa the haughty and
disgusted reply.
" 'How's yer rates anyhow?"
" 'Well, you can get a suit for a hun
dred dollars a day,' ho said, with tho air
of ono man expecting to see the other
man drop dead.
" 'Good enough,' responded the coun
tryman without turning a hair. Til
take that kind for five days and pay in
advance. Can you chango a bill for
me?' and he slapped a new $1,000 Wil
liam that must have looked a yard long
to the clerk. Whether it did or not, ho
grew red in the face, said he'd have to
see the landlord, couldn't raise over $150
in chango to save his life that early in
the season, and while ho was trying to
apologizo the countryman stuffed the
bill in his pocket and went across tho
street to another hotel.
"That evening I talked with him on
the beach, and ho said he was nicely
fixed at $3 a day for a month. Then ho
laughingly told me he carried that bill
along with him to slug higkfalutin hotel
clerks with, and he called it a thousand
dollar hillie because it knocked them
every time." Detroit Preo Press.
Hood's Cures
Mr. J. A. Wlicclcr
" During the War
I was taken ill with spinal illsenso and rheu
matlsm. When I camo home my trouble
wai still with me, and I was confined to my
bed, unable to help myself, lor 22 months.
After taking seven bottles ot Hood's Sarsa
parllla I was well, liavo not been troubled
with my old complaints. My wife was In 111
health, suffering with headache, dizziness
and dyspepsia. Sho took two bottles of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
nnd feels like n aetr nomiin." J. A.
WiiKELKn, 1000 Division St.. Baltimore.
Hoc
id's. Pills act easily, jet promptly
nu en
uciently, on the liver and bowels.
Bids Wanted.
Bids will be received by the asylum
hoard of trustees, until noon, Sept. 18,
1893. for hauling brick from the peni
tentiary to the asylum farm. For par
ticulars, apply to
L. L. Rowland.
9-13-td Supt.
Deutscher Advocat.
P0ST0FFICE BLOCK, - - SALEM, OR.
Admitted to practice in all the courts.
Special attention given to German speak
ing people and business at the county and
state ofllces. E HOPKR, Notary IMbllo.
MAKE NO WORE .MISTAKES
OHAKLES A. SMITI! RUNS
Tie Rustler Food Saw
And he doesn't burn up half your wood, In
fuel, when he 6a ws It. Hake your contract
with hlrn personally orlvaveoraereaiVeatcbs
elgar store I (ear bora's book atore,48d Hummer
street, or addresa me by mill. 6-lltl
H0WARD,
The House Mover.
451 Marion Street.
Has tho best facilities tor movlntr and rain.
tne houses. .Leave orders at Uray Bros., or
.Q.IOl,U13UU,
SMITH BROS.,
CONTRACTORS & PLASTERERS.
. Iveordeni at CotUe-llirkhnrst block jwm
l5,Halera,Orrcon. .
A GOOD CHANCE !
Allgoodaat V. M. Barpeanl'a will
he sold at the regular price for the next
spdaysaUOper cent, discount for casb.
THE PACIFIC
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Prtrkte work rcldty.
ft B. CLEiUCXT, Vuur,
NO DISEASE GERMS!
Your
You can use it with success for all cooking purposes.
TUB NEW
WILLAMETTE STABLES
Completed aud ready to wait on customers. Horses poarded by day or week
at reasonable prices. We keep a full line of Trucks, DrayB and Express to
meet all demands. Also keep the finest Stallions In this countv, for eervice.
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