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fll'FFERCIt KtMKVXD AETKR DOC'.
TORINO rOK TI N % KAHN Md»
COMYIKCB THE I-I'IILIC.
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twin* snksd . «nlisMc line
Arc Hot Only l»..ne Qsl. klr b, Electric
it». Mm Are Permanent Free Trent
.c»t t untinued Three Wore Kem.rb
■Lie I »... !.. tieiait.
March S. IHBU.
•Vanu/a. furtrt of thf Grrnl Sierra Kid
ney awl Liver C'urr.
GENTLEMEN : The gratitude I feci to
wards you I rannot express in these few
wonts. 1 have been troubled in the past
ten yearn w ith kidney disorders. I did not
know In that time what it was to enjoy a
full night's rest.
Créât Sierra Kidney and l.lver Cure. I
afarted in to try your
have given it a lair trial; my rest has re
lurneti I am much improved m every way.
Yoor remedy la just as you represent It—
a deliyhtfvl snd rjfrrf/tr oue. Very truly
C. H. Nortox,
> ours.
Car,enter snd Builder, did California
street. San Francisco, Cal.
Fit Perkin..
•lac. on the tomtstone of a man w hu had been
b the rrsic Imslnesa, sBKgtw,'e<l "Joined' (tie
»rule tnajority."
'
III:. H Cl KM
Editor Orrgoti in n : Fornix yearn pant
I l»*v* hfr h Morriv nfftirl**«! with rheiinta
li*»m and of Int» I h«ve hern
in nlniont ('oiiwIhiiI pain In erery niu*rle
nnd part of ni) bo y. Had tu walk the
lio >r at nifriitn, and had hut little nleep f r
ten day» pant. Ltnt Tuen lay I came to
Dr, D.irrin for tn at meut hy electricity,
and to my frreat joy and NatiHfnc'lon I arn
about ctirad and ^o home rejoicing. I re*
nid«; at liueua Vmta, Folk roiiuty. Or.
Mm. Wm. Davidhon.
i
Another Kt*in«rkiilil» t urr of I>rafnrsfi.
To Whom tt May Concern : For year*
1 have Ihth tnnihlud wlihchro Ic catarrh
So tentibteeome had it tiecome that I could
tM'*rpi*ly hn«thf UirotlfCh
entire y 1 ml Henne of «rnr i, and I bectm
»'mo t totally dflftf, »'ToiMwninl with
ringing nol*«»* In my ear«. After a c »nr e
of e'ejiric and Niirgtral treatment hy Dr.
Darrin 1 am jierfectly cured of my deaf
n«*Nw and htixaing noiNeM. Defer to me at
Kalama, \\ tt*h.
y no»«; bad
slAMKH Fl.ANNAfiAN.
I iiHtant I > Cured of Deafness.
Editor urryimian : For eight year*
prior to r tiling on Dr Darrin Ih ul been
deaf, accotiijMinied with ringing noi*en fn
mv ear*. Catarrh was a great »outre of
mmoysmT — ►© much ao that I could
m arcely breathe through my none at timen.
Dr. Darrin cur««! mv deafueaa in ten min* I
ulea, and the catarrh in nearlv well.
T II. OuiLftK.
Osborn Hotel, Kant Foiiland.
i
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Dr». Darrin cnn b» consulted daily st
»he Washington building, corner of Fourth
and Washington alreeta. Portland.
Hour» 10 lo A; evening», 7 U> 8; Sunday»,
lo to lit. AI 1 chronic amt acute disease»,
blotaf taint», lo«» of vftal power and earlv
tndi»cretlons permanently cured, though
no relerencen arc ever made in the pre»» con
cerning mich ea»e», owing to tlie <t> lirarv
of the patients. Kxaminaiion» free to all.
and circular» will be aeut to any ad
d-ess ( hsrg- » for treatmeiit accord im,
to patient's ability to pay. The rich nnd
(Kior treated fiee of i limge wlih elec
(rich y front 10 Jo • 1 daily. All private
csre»*gmaraineed. Pst lent» *.1**1» ''dbdmM-c
Hn'JVlT;! ~ '" m , W ,',T t 7T , , M , r<11
cine» and I,tier» ae„t without the doctor»
name appearing. V B Hr.l>arrin ba»
a branch office a' tbe Umatilla hotel. The
Dalle». No vent bar :t 'o the Mh.|
I
VUltor ftltnllnu lit* hi»*l* ftnugfoter at the
IGm»«*) —Th*t *r «ht. yuuugUd) . |»r*ttl«u make*
pvrf#ct. Hoa4 -Pertfft bexUni
;
NMAKRN OFT OF GKAK
By niRlarial «IIm-rm-, tbe humiu inarhluery ran
oot half |N*rform tu «»fitre Dtgeetlon. MN*ruti<n».
ev*i umloti «re iliMinterrd, the IiIimnI In-« otne* i
vr»ter\. the uer\en feeble. Ihe eotuiteuRuee
f hMRtlv. sleep <1lMtur|M*«| «iu1 «piietlte uAprh to«*
errihle I* thie ril*ea*e, feîi it* eoiiMNiiienre*. ,
there U. however. « kuovru Rulhtote in »he mt |
. T,r;,,ÄÄor;i n ou^Ä,,Hr.
:.t
where the »enurve exint«. tbi* luiiniiRhi. pre
sisnily Wim-Ullis the area»! it. «M-futiirs. amt
îarssïièîESïaÂÂis;
.. . . . ..
The tumini; /mint
in woman's life bring» |»eeuiiar
wcakneMM and ailments. I>r,
I'ier,...'» Favorite Dr«.,.,;o.,
* h*rot* 8 r avorite x rt*scY!pttott
e - _ _ i- e j i-*•
brings relief and cure. It w a
powerful, invigorating, restorative
I* mi io anu ncivtiu*. It iii)|iartH
strength to the whole system in
general, and t4> the uterine organs
and appendages ill particular,
Run-down, debilitated Bod dell
male TmäÜcin'c - pure], v,'J,Xe'
li*pnil»«a Tt'' rw* BBS /
' • ffTtaraiUdtd
t ? KM v n .| eVery i CM !i ,0r
money refunded. Nothing else doe.
tt
A NHithunt i>n*«<'*i4*r nredflr « IyInt*! hl« «•«.„
8rv.tti.ui tn h*- nmmn! hi the nick o( time (r<*m
the Niuk of eternity.
7/
•*
vJ
in
ai,
V
as ranch. You only pay for the
good you get. Can vou ask more?
As a regulator and promoter of
functional action, at that critical
perioti of citait ge from girlliood fo
womanhood, " Favorite
tion
Prescrip
is a perfectly safe renit-liril
agent, and can prexiiutc only good
results. It is e<|ually efficacious and
valuable in its effects when taken
for those disorders and derange
ment» incident to that later and
most critical ]K>riod, kuowu its "The
Change of Life."
j
To tor« Rilto
k llt*ad*«'hf ( <m*ttp*ttocL
MhUO* Litfr < "Htpiafiiu ukt iht mü«
I (-«ruin rftuwit SMITH S
BILE BEANS
( 7 *wtlm«MALf.filZRf 40 tilth* b*ao« lo th* boi
- Tn«* y mro Hit- nioel n.nr«ntriii bull mil ut*
J'licot.f vitiiei n up AS, oral- per ImAU«
KISSING * l 7 . 17 70 BTSTarw.
««IWVIIVM !'*>•«* I iu«tof ihk* pk-lure for •
louppBr* or ouu bp«t
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Ils,
. I r «M1TII * ro
*»»re» of Sn,. Bmps Sl Isruls to
AN AMERICAN OIFT.
!
The time-honored metaphor "A
Princely (lift," is in lair way to be sop
plant, d by the three words heading this
article. It is eminently right, too, that
Ulud Sleaford Juslor I'nlrrralty, With
a Skalek of ih. Lifo and Labor*
of Its Founder.
the cliange should be mndo : for no gift
t it • at a a t i a
I of Princes throughout lugtory can com
!*" "">■*» ff ,-"'7
IS a marked difference, too, in the ob
jects of their munificence. Princes give
lo fawning sycophants. Americana give
,» ,u,.i..m- 7 ,m
iittonnof their countrymen. In thin,our
men of great wealth have net an example
alike honorable to themaelvea and their
country. Knropesna fail to comprehend
. . A J l4 . A 1 . . 4 _ x_
1 Hus trait in Amertcsnchsracter, because
! of their inability to understand the sen
{ timent wliich underlies it. However
prosperous the American may be in the
pursuit of wealth or fame, he never ktow. j r
touch with the jx*ople. Ilia iieart re
inaina in every sense truly American,
No more conspicuous example of the
large heartcim-ss of onrcountrymen cun
Is- instuiieed than in tlie founding of
, , , Htanfonl Junior i'niversity by
. enator Uland Ktanford. This noli
mid enohling act of Senater Manfonl
was inspirtsi hv sentiments of love for
bis countrymen and for his idolizrd son
Um\ Ui him by death. For hit country- i
a
I
r
to
men lie liuilds and rit-lily endows s
Un varsity of the first rank, which shall
have no rival in either hemisphere,
Kor his idolitisi son he huUds a monu
ment auch as no istlier ever before
uxxT.os van srocyers.
The University is located in Pant«
Clara county. Cal., at Palo Alto, s half
hour's ride from Han Francisco. As «
part of the licquett. a deed of trust con
H.I *>i«i nc«*» of lnml comnrisins
v« vp H, 3,zno ncree ol lsn«l, compn» n g
4.H1IC nf Hu* moMt valuable cMtatea tnCal*
«»meoiiiit mivei \hiiinim«
i fonda, the imtxne from which will go
t«» the 1'iiiversity for all time. The
(„under im« als,, set aside twenty mil
lions of dollars ns au endow tuent (or the
,, . ... . , ...
University, tbe main «„.low,,,ent being
'•J will, in w I id, the IriiHt.H-s are uimle
residuary legatees.
i erected.
e
at
fn
of
I
row Tint PEOPLR.
Tliis is not to ls> a school for rich
i uen's children alone, but for the (»or
i aaii's chihlren »s well. The articles of
miowment p.ercrils' tliat stmlents si,all
j U- „limitt,,l at the lowest (»«-ible ex
Tbe stuilies si,all embrace all
st
;„'ii»e.
ad
ln' art», all tlie sciences and mechanic»
Die re will lie a school of sgriculture and
j
horticulture, with u farm sttuclo»l for
experimental |Htrj«wea.
N"N-»n riaux.
Ttic articles of endowment prohibit
» >etariaiii»m and direct tlml tin-re shall
, .. .
I»-taught tliat there is an »ll-wise Intel
igent God, and that tlie soul is iliiinor
*"'• Tlie sexe» will be «dlnitted toequal
■ rivil, '«' H ln everv "f -'•»•«y.
„„| prepamtorv b,-Iu»>1h will Im estai«
, , .... ...
lulled forchildren to bring them uptn the
-lundi, rd r,»|iiir»'d lor entering upon the
I Ih „ Hr. bit.« t ,.f the Uni
(vinwnm however if
bom, corn-,,,turn, hovuver.of
1'ui vernit y wnirw.
the
»•LAN or WILIUNU».
It woo)«! be imfKMmihle in a new*p«pf»r
iirtiHr, of the tpDre•oror«l«l totbin on®.
; to givi* a roni|Mvln*nMivt» <le«cri|»tion oi
the l »ui!« I iî»jf |»Ihiip «h « liow n to Ui® writer
i
,
| f Ii * ir imitf nit U'h* tint y i«* lrtl«i froin til*
n«mh..r Of in,tiding» tempi«,ed ami
"»• th -> T ';"f 1 ""*
piubrovc «ixty-Iive bui dinfCP, whicli an*
1" eovor one bn.idrcl an.l sixty acres,
sixteen of the building» are already un
j,, ™,i. T — «i.,v,.
.. . ... .
the I'liivermty will !>e far fron» bei i»l'
completed, it w II be dedicated early in
tlie coming uar It i» expected'the
I'resident of the United State», together
with other distinguished people of out
own country »ml Europe, will be in ut
tendHiicc. ln the careful preparation
fir making hi» bountiful bequest Sen
a tor Stanford has displayed, in a marked
.,.»»»». tlioM* nualities' of forethought
which have made hi. phenomenal sue
cess in life. Finding the laws of Call
fornia inadequate to his purpoees, he
drafted and secured the enactment of a
law for the protection of endowments
,, .
Leland fvteuford was born in Albany
eountv, N. Y., in 1H24. He received si,
academic relucation uihI wm» entemi at
. «<»i'nra>n im ^»H» .inen»! >1
u a»- m'IhmiI frtim witit'ii b** ifm*luMt**<i
ir , "ii ne grs<iii»i«»i,
a and ».» admitteil to prectire in the 8u
prflm , r< „ )rt t | 1( . Mate. Moving witli
du» ^r«'at title Rt^ttfRwnl, h® iPtt>|t|H*<i (*»r
a time in Wisconsin. The deetrertion
.»f hi« libmrv by tire in 1852 «lccidcd him
to >.in hi» brother* in California, five of
„horn had |,r.x»»led him. Like nearly
n '* H " iv " 1 ' ta , ' i " ,ir "'
'*wtur# w«p in mining. Hi« Hrst busi*
1( .^, v ,. n t, lr ,. «n» »» » mcrdiant at Mid,- ,
»" Bluff». I» lriBO lie reneivcvl to fisc
where he engaged in meres.,
Mb' pursuit» u|«tn an exlcded »cale.
i
tmmon error, in treating.,
-enator w tnnf'*rd'» connect ion with poli
ic», to »|»-nk of it m> due to hi» Pre»!
le, icy of tin* fir»t railroad w hich eon
tecteil the cast ami west side* of the eon
i »ent. Tlie fuel« are that be wa» .
vomit v.
made for olueational pur|Hises in
i fornia.
amoasrHicAL.
It I» a
,
(
■Siler of I, i» |»iny I »'fore the fenstidiitj
■t »licit « railnia'I had been »•lmitt,»l
andnlate of In» party for Treasurer o
tbe State, und though he was defeated
xeept hy a few daring men who wen
de ated «» inoffensive enthusiast,
all, er than received a» praetical men o
j dfairs. Ills business fibilitv and talent,
ui finance caused him to la- made tin
hi» ranvass disci, «ed »udi qualities o
eadcrsliip ami such evidence of soun<
utd elevated |»'rsni,»l ebaraeter, tliat h
vas noiniimti-l 'or Governor ii: 18*1 in
he Hi'piibUmn , Uh-h in it« w«*«k
MM ml ifilMev, Tb© (livhlefi'DeiiKM*
or
in
tlie
of
Hi*y in tin* Sat«* that year ra^t an
de vote uf iLi.Mfl, while lie rereiv«««
rrt*
nt 10,110, or it |»'r cent, imly of tie
■ •tal vote of t lit* State. Tliat canvn
,'lc bin, further kiionu b,
nd enlarged their app,
ualiiies. Two ve«i
the |,
I'iaticm of hi
frier, when tl,
volitical skies were suuibie with lie j
npi.
! coming tempert and the people tamed
instinctively to strong men only (or posi
tions of exceeding responsibility, he was
again nominated (or Oovernor, and bis
former ho|**le*e appearing minority was
changed into a plurality, while his per
,-entage of the total vote rose from 9 to :
mj and his vote exceeded that of
one
competitor by 23.28« and of the other by
. 1 # * * s !
2.1,092. Tliis was before he had any in
»«.«« ~".'r •»
ship or political success except his
character and qualifications, the faith of
|,i, friends and the confidence of the
None who have lived under hinadintn*
trat ion of Governor have forgotten that
ti me of potent paarfon. California,^
U led, remote and hardly acrec.il, le to
. * vTT« -V . y m.. .
thereat of the Union, wore lightly the
bonds that bound her to the nation,
Many men dreamed of separation and
before the fancy of some rose a magnifi- j
j r ,. nt vi , ion of * Coast Republic.
Inland (Stanford was the war Governor of r
the Hlate. Political discussion ran into
frenly «round him snd temper was I
high snd hot. Yet, while he never re
Isxed liis vigilance or slackened his
tense devotion to the Union and his
. .. . ... . . .
cheer to all who could look forward
through the atorm and tempest to its
restoration, he never made the temper
ttn <l w idely-different belief of hia oppo
i nenUt an e«mM lor their pemecutioo.
w . * * g » * a..
In the midst of the war and during
It is grate
political turmoil he snd hit sssocistes
began the Pacific Railroad. It is grate
fully remembered that this was an inter
««ting diversion of public attention from
the war snd if «ilstersls. The pas
810 ns of men, who, whatever else tl.ey
seemed, were Californians to the mar
row, were forgotten in the prospect of
resUsing the dream of sn overland road,
After he had been thwe times before
ihm vntjtni of lh« fit««« for honor- hU
tha voters d Un^tate k* houanNm
*r»d responsible offl( % es and had so im
n-|iun*ms vT . ,,
pressed them that within two yean his
rote rose from slmoet nothing to a
plurality, and after ha had been Gov
ernor and had by tact and truthfulnees
_. . ._ .. __,„i„„
and toloratlon mitigated the raaping
frictions incident to the dvil war he
promoted the building of the overland
railway.
In the beginning it seemed as hopeless
anil aa i_iv-i- u ,h* real nation of
andaa impossible as the résiliation oi
his public career had appeared when
«I to nnHitel
ne Ont went forward to poi
leadership. But in the end it also sue
ceeded. DeWitt Clinton was Governor
of New York before he built the Erie
, ..... :
work was accomplished, he was again
elected Governor as sn expression of
j Canal, and after that then stupendous
gratitude by an immense majority, and
death sought him In the midst of the
duties snd in the enjoyment of the
lionors conferred upon him by s grateful ■
^ 3 •
[leople.
Stephen A. Douglass secured lor his
Stet« the Federal aid which built the
lllinoU Central Railway, a work which
restored the public credit, reversed in
., .. .
dividual bankruptcy and laid the foun
dation ol commercial and political great
uties of that Htste. For this he was
,
rewarded by confirmation of hia place in
the United Stetee Senate, whence even
.. . , 4 ' . , .
the paaeionate hatred of Buchanan's ad
ministration could not drive him, and
he died a Senator and a patriot.
Other examples might be quoted, but
^ «««. What man lives who '
wooW ^ ^ W0rW) of New Yo * ^
f°' d ingratitude, tad en, bit
"S Zt
uon e mi " T Bn« uuuorniM win uen>
that ths construction of the Central Fa
i'tfic railway ranks in importance with
■,»*«. a U ai.„d.i»g-.nüi..,.y»
70,11171.»
After it 16 fl»iihed and Inland Htan
ford has passed from the war governor
ship to ite presidency, successful in each,
"tindful of the public interact and con
-idering what may be done to influence
w ? r „ ouiol whiih io God ■time he
muat follow the other captains of Amen*
<'» n enterprise, he sets aeide a fortune
th *' " ould d "» le * P""«* *<>«n d »*>
tnsütution in which parents may bave
«-''»«Iw« «*"Kht the bread-winning
industries and trades, in order that hav
ing the skill and knowledge to earn an
a ho, ie«t livlihood, they may bean red from
'höre «mister scourges of a people, idle- j
neaa ân< j privation In this institution
those who seek classical cultnre msv „«.t
ii .nd Ih.nk. to Ih. -i«t ,1
it, ami thanks to the wisdom and tlie
wealth of it« founder, it will omit no
means of training head and hand and
heart for the high duties of life.
« . .
In Id® future wnen our moi And
daughters have succeeded us, when they
>rr «he benebciariee af the steadfastness
of this 8tAt® to tho Union, nnd of it#
materialities so greatly enlarged by his
enterpri»© «nd when their denn and
gentle, and self-reliant lives have been
enriched by the culture of the school
J"* f*** ^7 HI!
with pride to the honore bestowed
, by this generation upon their benefactor,
He is to-day one ol tns triurt conspic
uous men in Ore United State. Senite.
He is large in peraon, Urge in mind and
■" ■" —■ *"'•
m the conception of gigantic scheme*
for the betterment of the condition of
race. Above ail he i* large of heart.
Such a man is the founder of tha (.eland
Stanford Junior University. It is not
),»■ much to sav only America could
bave produced bin,. Our children to
lie la*est generation mil benefit by hi
ninnifieenee.
There 1«« exist, «1 on tlie Gila river,
from time iiumeronal. n white house, tbe
origin of which i» unknown, much dilap
Mated by the wear and tear of time
Also, the remains at a large aqueduct
and fragment« of fine porcelain, all of
which prove llw existence of a civilized
li <lian (Trill*«!ion In MmI«*.
ratv in Ihm© rpj:i«>tw «t wunu rvmott* )**•
rkid of aiithjmt v. TIm**** lntinns all raim>
corn, iipsin«. luphn* axi«i gutinis of k<hh 1
flavor, how© of wIih*Ii grow lo an ©nor
1
1114,11» Mixe. Tb«' »maller i'fii« «re |n>l,«b'»l
or ,nut,t«»l and decorated m geometraul
«lesigiM» and u««»l for done-ntic pur,»»»-..
We brought away a Istsketful of tbeui.
some ,stinted red. w ith designs outlined
in liio«*k. while 1 4her» «ere done iu
white. Tli, y make in-etty or nan,, nt.» for
tlie toilet tnbii'. ami are unique souvenir»
of our visit— Laura B. burr in Clevc
•t
land Jam. ter
:
DAINT ( LITTLE MAIDEN.
Dainty little maiden. ;
Tr,p|.lnit forth each day,
Bearing nehfhty volume*
Oa your iramcd way ;
^ hfal u . fr ?" I 1 *?. 0 " ? Il<at !
SrJF , „ I to
Be that look* with hmirta* cya, ,
A*you lightly pus him by.
Dainty little m*w«n.
! W it il ÜMI Dill. bfOWQ CUliftas in
WouM that I professor wer* ln
Lecture., o the heart, »Mi'sigta;
Or. ju*t in a.in. of twe,
ZTJZ _and
A tmummiio« m * Mom««*.
I wa» on the street the other day
J? ih * friend when we met his wife.
w "" f " stormy dav Hi.e wanted a
patrof rubber«; aaui the nrioe was a
dollar. He mu Ills hand in hit pocket
and said something about "uufortun
ate." I saw the pichle. "Let me lend
j f ,JU " dolUr " 1 " id ; •"»* If« r
r ies of life In tlio other pocket I li-id f
placed $1 for luxuries with the bovs
I handed him out the money, and lie
)«1 wife a way Ui apfsatse lier grow
J!*®* « x I*«a , ^ , 1i, ' ,,i '- I sts»n discuvereil ,
»««J 1 "'J f««"*' »'« » note <,(
However, I knew lie was honest and
didn't worry. I met him several iiourt
after. Ho was excited and fatigued a
He said in lia ted breath
"You gave me live dollars instead ol
on f' ... . .
1 w*id 1 hull made that dincoverv
but In...* it «.-!•* ,.11 n,.l.i
on«. "
1 said 1 Intel made ttmi discovery |
but knew it wo» all riglit.
"But it isn't nil right." be exclaim
ed, growing more excileti. "Heelierv,
ed. growing more excileti. "Hee here. I
he continued. "I went with her into
tl» 1 *l»x^ store, »eW 1 snyx to tin man
^ „Tsite AïrdÂÏÂ
them on Ti-.d down tlm'b.l vmt hm' 1
loaned me The clerk say«' 'I wil
hand you the change.' That wus tie
first intiniuluui I had that the bill was !
l » M ? 11,44,1 •* "V ^i»'>mii.ttt.oi» Tin
ca,,H * ullti " oWM ^
My wife picked it up and h»h) that w;.
\ .. , . 1 . , ,
iuat the ainouut »he wundd and walk
«d out. 1 owe you $5 which 1 didii'i '
mean to borrow, und I liaven't it t.
pur " |
•' l»]l '•>*' >" " ' U-. uu«- u »va
Ute only $5 1 Imd and I bad priminw-o '
^ ^ wjfe ' chi
Tribune
Th '" ««'"•••• * ••m|H».ulnB.
Dickens, when lie intended to writ' ;
• dirislllltia alnrv, aliut liiliiM-lf up fin j
. - .- k »...
,x ** , . .'k ,kt " ..
ma R» »niggard aa <•
murderer.
Bulzuc. after lie imd tliouglit ou
thoroughly one of iiia ultilosopliicai
romane, » und aiiiaaned hi» nuiteriul
in o mo»t lulavrious iiiuiiner, relm-d t<
Ilia studV. anti from llmt time until hi* ,
book went in pres» society saw him u<
more. When lie np|H-urvd again
among his friend» lie lonkod, said bi»
publislier. in the isrpulur plmute, lik«
ni» <>" ii lt1 1,e»t i lie iiianuscript war
■ all< r ".'* M ! un ! 11
passed into Ute liaiid» of tlie printer
from wIkhw sli|M the ly<H>k was rewrit
ten for tlie third time. Again it went
into the Imnds of the printer—two.
Mare Tim 'la
R . . 1 f. 1 . n e f re tlie fin
thor a leave could l»e got to »end tlie
perpetually rewritten book to the prasa.
a ,,d to Imve d,me with it. He whh In
erallv tlie terror U> all printers and
"IJ 0 ™
, Jenny„ roported to have writ
ten "Come Into tlie Garden, .Maud, I
mope Hfty , IMleN over tM , fore it
plemmd him ; and "Locksley Hall, " the
tiret draft of w liicii wuu written in two j
days, lie s|»'tit Hie better purl of six
' weelra. for etght hours a day alter
lug und pol.sltmg.-Publtc Op,„ton.
.
f ,,um * t *■« v vof «
gubiupr^i ruilwny. It runs tiirou^ii
the surf off Oratem, near B.lUai, Mu
feel out into the ocean. 1 lie mine» of
*sis j
in gHtiiif the ore off to aliii»«. Now j
that Hie submerged railway lia» been
built it is a simple matter, it runs out
'"to deep water, and an iron tower
wa j|i U g vi*hm*!h, which are moored bow
mid ateru in the roadstead,
When tlie tower arrives at the »hip
"V- .»*•"''» '«* l'» d •>! ore. is about
ev e" " V»**, vesael » deck As soon
" '.gbi'TT thi°TSfnteI-hian , ^ ,l pu fr 1
u, 0 u.wo/1 k to the cliff, when- tt
runs up to tlie mouth of a chute and
automaticaliv opens its mouth. Tin
j chute conic» down fron. Ute mines and.
w, * L 'n it Im» dropped on the tower
ore overcome tlie weight of
Ute coo liter |»,i«etlie tow er »turt» a wav
U) „. a H(rHlll Tins sort of Hung is
kept up until the vesael is filled. All r
lh«t is necessary to do to start tin
tower on it» peregrinaUous and put'
the aubmarilie ratlwav in operation is
* .• > * * • . .•
for tlie iinnere te> drop ore into the
c |, uU .York Tribune,
1 have heard a great many thing«
nid in inv time against puvertj, bui
never till tlie other day. when a clever
woman made the sugjre»lton. did Hoc
•"«>*" «TTredJ^Heî «râuméut ws
^ follows* A poor man Las to earn
his living, and tlie mere fact that be
doe« ko lend» him to think highly of
htniseir w h.-re«» th. rich man, w!„,
l,VP " "V'ï ,, ' u ' r ^ nt , l ,,onev "v-qu,rexl
originallv b, un ancestor near or re
mote, make« no living, is not even cer
tain tliat lie could make one. and con
sequenHy remains in a humble, nr at j
**' « modest, slate of mind. Bos- j
fr*" * ° fcl -
A (Bterr HiitHni>r|M) tt*ll««y.
poftrrty Bud ( imrrit.
Th« (^uraiolier No! Pkientwl.
It I» mm ul tliat tiie common cow
catcher altuciiment to locomotive» is
afriut Hie only article of universal use
that lut» never been patented Its ill
ventor was !>. B. L ta vies, of Columbus.
who found ills model ill the plow
Bed lights on the rear of trains, it is
further said, were adopted at the sug
gestion of Hie late Mrs Swimheliii, _.
after • rail way accident in which site
had» narrow e«ca|«e —Parker (Kan.) . si
PiioL «i
-An Ivaaitin
"Perkin» told me llie wliolo story us
1 have le, »'uteri it to you. and lie cau
Un(" «l me no, U» lisp u word of it to
anyliody."
"But you have told nie."
"Yes. but I don't lisp."—Judge,
Iceland tisiiermeii now carry oil
regularly as a means of smoothing IIm
waves and enabling them to coutlDUS
•t work in weather iu which hereto
fore their boat* could not hare lived.
I
A LEVEL HEAD.
; Th . A4 vast«** of Prearar* of Mind In an I
" „ * OT m,ua ,n »"
Eaaeraeacy.
fluring the 1st« strike on the New York
! Central railroad the militia were ordered t„
I to lie in readiness in case of a riot, but
, . ,, , .
were notcalto l out.
In an interview (rovernor Hill said the
troops were not to lie called upon except
in f*anaa tin fiflii'rffPtlf'Y TM»*.
ln °* 8e °J , an . •'m r K em ? ■ lm
marked that this was the lirai great ! *"
strike witfi which he hu.1 hod experience,
he_ did not prop.*e to lose his head ; |
there a Deputy Sheriff had lo»t hie hea«l
and |'reei|Mtated an encounter.
The »trike continued »everal week»,
am there was rtoUius sctlon at vanous
f»ointa along the road, but the civil au- *
thoritiea were able to cop« with it with
out calling on the militia.
The test of a man's real ability come
r ilL'ty can'Tor'lii'^ gmTjudgment"aml
«W The n..î5Thi. ^teîS. ht
f m '* ,enc « of mind, maintains his equi
H>i*e and exercises sound discretion at
Juto " b^front *
Men « ith level h. »d*. have the staying
, ,|ualiti.-s which do not falter in th-* face
<,( danger, mis A. ('ole of Kinsman, O., j
.lone 10 Hist writ.-« "In the fall of
isgx I was fet-ling very ill. 1 consulted
a doctor. and he mid 1 had Bright's dis- 1
ease of the kidneys and that he won id
not stand in mysh.es for rite Slate of
iii<l not I **^ aiurage or
.give op; twmr*: l »aw the tentuno
niai of Mr. John Coleman, 100 Gregory |
| give up lie «*y* :
rtreet. New Haven, Conn., and I wrote to
him. ' . * 1 *
I him. In due time l race vedan answer, |
stBUng thst tbe testimonisl that he gave
t ic^i î •» r ' Î rookmVsV mnnv l»)ttles
Ä Ä
1 for om> y 5 *' "
Governor Hi il is accounted a, verysuc
ând l'sdon'Js'to'the rlas*!bat'do n.u lose
! their heads when emergencies arim».
- -- 1
We know wh»l th** xlrl who oerjr think* talk*
s'«mt Now w« wjmld like m n.id out wbai the
iftri who uever t»ik« think* ebonr.
--
' kkukted or kionkv tkoihi.k.
| 8 f *»«>»• «"*'»" Hoi»«. Toronto,
Canai,a, writes;
' " I have been trouble I with a backache
fisr some time past and great diflicalty In
passing urine. Three weeks sg> I applied
an Alm-o, k's Uorovs Planter, and have
don-so every five dav» sine-. Alin,ml Im
; mediately I had partis 1 relief, and now I
j ® r>,lr ** )r ,r "t ,rom 9* in '*"' er P*»«big
freely snd perfectly dear, wlibmii bum
nig I owe mv great relief to Alu ock »
posors Pi-asikh-. snd heartily re on,
mend them ln any case of kidney trouble.'
,
H
" It don't hurt mm-li ,o «et smashed.'' said s
rsllrosd i>rske,ns,i. l>„, It'» the sirs U,' an
sewin' st tbe hmpitsl 1 list makes yon swear ''
Sudden change, of the weather often
cause null,» nary, bro ichial and na(huin<lc
trouhlea. " Hrmrn'e Hronchia I rxtchen "
will a>lay the Irritation wlii, 1, tiuluce»
coughlnF, giving in,media e relief.
No matter how «nod s mai,
not like io have people think he could not be I
wicked It he should try.
Dobbin»' Kleclric S <ap d am not chsp the
hand». In-ing perfectly pure. Mnny p< op e
afflicted with anlt rileuiu hsve *»*„ cured
by Its use. t'reaervew and whiten» elolhew
Have your gnxvr or'er I', snd try It no,,. ,
Amerl.-su codes*, never be beaut
o( 1( ,, u ,j ell „ .tirin't cut up occasionally
and fio something out,» <« u*
We positive!} cure rupture sud all rectal dt*
eèass without pale or deteattun (rosi bu.ltte..
Soeur«, m> t«v snd no pa, uudl cared. Ad
dre*jfasfwfJKLÈS* - '" *
I Mat*«» •tiwt, hdu Fmurtm**.
j
foe he d"« ■
Kt l'TtRR AND I'll.KH ClltKD.
T*y Gbrmra for I* enxfR*!.
j
j
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Superior to every other known.
' scd * n Millions of Homes—
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious C.ke and Parity. I.ight Flaky
BiscuH, Griddle t ake«. Palatable
snd Wholesome.
b.» other baking powder do -«eh work.
r l,,ri,L
j
j
:es
Baking
Powden
Bermuda Bottled.
M T«HI
If
;t?.se Use nawssrsen." - «si,
« » ri se. 1 earn aft»rft neither Um
SCOTT'S!
Fmilsnn
! A
j
j
or PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL.
UN. and wan) r«*r* -.|
CONSUMPTION,
ttnnn-hitis, Cttuarh
;
or St-%frr ('old
I hare MR LU »uh fr; «nd ihr >
«dvanlasr I» ihm ihr mo-i -rs.l- I
II** »lowiarli ran Inkr It. Another
thins which rnmnirud« |i i. iltr )
•llmnlatlns pr.. ( >.nir. nl ihr Hy ;
»•inlK>«»tiitc. » nirli II ritninln» !
■ •* will Mnd It for »nie al >»nr !
Mrussi.i « hui »er «n the
«rtxlaal »rtlTT» t;Ni t.nloyf." '
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K,»ri. Itreirw^fk»rr. n *i"whi" , â" , k *,.i;
. si Mou nr satao («»«I refen ne» requfiwL
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SALESMEN WANTED,
Local or Traveling,
«- w..
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BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
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I®
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double
W««at im> ml tlkB Bkov*lP any *4d
ofll ,»rltf.,f»,TM j.
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30 TULIPS
IUI*l«Jl *•
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■fl* p p cy t
il* »tnirlll»
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hows THiar
I w * ofl * r * 1# ® reward (or any ease of catarrh
that cannot be cured hr testae Hall'. Catarrh
Cur». T. 1. ORKNEY A CO.TrroUftrton,
... . . ... j£ u WS,',.n- 1
t„ r tbe W«, sum m year*, and heilere him pei
lectly honorable In all bnelnea* transactions sad
Itnaartallr aide «0 carry ont any obligation*
m«de by tWlr firm WEST A THl'XX,
Wholesale hruggteu, Toledo, o.
wai.pinu, kisnaSa siaKVIS,
WfciOwEEro U U|Ü£l#t|, Tuiêu'l, O»
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ar,;!
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| North Carotin. Plug Cut Tobacco
Ln
* poultice. rive* relief .l>r. Kirk* German Pile
Ointment 1* pc pared only (nr Hie* and Itching
SoMs warren tST 1 * 1 * M<1 BoU *' n * e1 *® *»®r>
sot.t by Hruggtiis
wttoÄe a^u**« h*»««,.
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Beware ol Imitations ol tbe celebrated Hanl «I
HIRE CURE POE PILES.
dare sure for U ad. bleeding and Itching
t'llea. Ose bo» hoe cured the worst
sent by mail on reoelpt
. J. J. Mack ft Co..
|
0 ™ Hvmv|i
.> BNJOY»
ftxhthenetli.nl Slid results > when
'*' r , l, P ^ 18 s *• taken; it is pileaaaut
nul refreshing to the taste, and acte
1 fenUj yet prompt!j on the Kidneys,
ulver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
efKn^tuallv dianela cohle head
euecmaiiy, aisiieiH coius, neaa
.... i /l' *•
«and ît\ers and cures hahitu.
'oi»»tip«tiou permanently, ror salt
n .,0c an.l «1 bottles hy all druggist«.
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8AN FRANCISCO. CAL
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$ 75 =to$ 250 S 2 ;„-rjT u r u .
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H K.H*IINH«J t TA( a.M»aMa>nHt R»rhn»o«d Va
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me to the boat
EECHAMs
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Du zineot, and Drowoinooo. Cold Chill*. Flushingt of Moat. Loss of Appotito.
Shortness of Broath. Costironoss. Scurry. Blotches on tho Shin. Disturbed
Sloop. Frightful 0roams, and all Montous and Trombling Sensations, Be.
THE FIIIBT DOSE WILL CIVK RELIEF IM TWENTY MINUTES.
BEf CHAM'S HUS TAMES AS DI SECTE O SEST0SE FEMALES TO COMPUTE HEALTH.
For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, impaired
Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc.,
they ACT LIKE NABIC. 8lrwmÿ1M*mi*a the tnuacular Systwm. restoring l«n*^ Com r
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HEALTH llie mhotw pkpotcul wmrpm of the human frame. One of th*- hew» gitHnuiUN«
to the Nbfvohs and Debilitat'd in Unit BEECHAM'S FILLS HAVE THE LAR6E8T SALE OF
ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THF WORLD.
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j Mninft tbe e »nllient snd heating pro, e -
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If »»nr ilntiru », doe* not keep It. far
j ward Hir is stamps, and trr will send a
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uh«*f»eat hoatery for every l**dy. They have the
create** variety of dry gonda. They have
'amity grocerie* of all kiuds. They have dried
fruit of the ne# crop. They have cauued good*
at wholaMile price* They have warm mitten»
and glove* They have blanket* from 9t 2ft pair
up. Th« y have comforts from 9t) cent» each tog>.
Tbe: r have overall* of every «ixe. They Day *pe
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particular* and copy of Hnm* CtrcU Tree)
kmitto'a Cant» ai«re, 4 IH traut turret.
Smn rrancf«ra t ('al.
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—IMPORTER AVI* IIE.ll.RR IN
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(.*♦ onr of tberelrhrslrd T. A law»' Double.
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-sot bv expo ss with Xj Hirns «halls snd R*
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throat.
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private AND SPÉCIAL DISEASES.
Mnsrire, ||
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STEIN WAY, Gk&ler tod Peu« Poinw
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About Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906