The Huron Signal, 1888-3-9, Page 34'
BERN VETERANS.
SOME "CONFEOORATK a711lVtOfllt�
Whi0 ARE CONIIP SSMEN.
in Artld+ nesp•.•.d1 by Ib. Y•ry 10-
.tr.eI$.. awd aeape.tle• Leiter 1)p.e
the Were *i.ye.t by t w•ee' ow e,e Aimee
(.I. -s.00. Y.rerane er Them.
('oigr.-•amen Amar Cummings rt orally
furnished The New York Sun a chapter
us the l'unfrder,te brtgadlet's in nou;trews,
which In interesting, especially In exalling
attention to the feat that the "boys of
'61" hese taken the placer of the iron 01
that time, and are taus largely Hiking the
plana• d those who thirty years ago were
prutdoes& as It• dith.ta,ra How )000$ the
present teleran legislator wits in war
time is worn -alt. elven vee co neider that
of 141 veterans now 1n congress only use
or two berates inapt generale, some
tecaty or more weer field officers, while
r
4 le
;t' THE HURON BIGNAL,F 1 AY, MARCH 9,1888'
toes
Maj. Talbott Is • a edmaM et the 11ar-
.r.1 law school. liesarreadeteol at Ao-
liken of boo nue I.ate.e rennet der SW meek
p. •..,rllul ItoWlant rose "ourrd M 1 happened t0 • Dana settler's hone
Nen idoI'ruts Court ltuuae and was to $ 0 d.y ahs!" a• wase waiting for
Iy'wnweed In Text lklaware for s you.. w'welbutl •ad '.Awed the hest volume
Jnitnston fel suffers £ruts 1 Iia• I of "Juhesus'• Cyclopedia on the Mien,
'-*.i ret seen Hill : each v.4aa* of which work Mose about
ut the rept�esentative* (South ' the law of ewe of the unabridged des-
l'urullee lis Brost prreriiisent, la Lieut tonsures and very comely panted. I
Namur!!flue of the Outunat- 1
•usually stttlgsetiet that It wee a flood
to ua pins t1Itt1141aes and gruni*J., thou l., have m the house, or word' w
Contrive was severely wounded et Chas- Nat ed.et
»
meior111s, Mooted !lull stun and Jerico
Forel, and finally gave it up ant
Ill Appuat- „yes,
he replied, „iv. heady.
1
WA. lir ie a tlutd Lawyer sad one el the Iwo gut the 121st souk "
bet 'Lahore lu the house- Another el- "Hua dues a hWpeslad you *asiw't
C'ntedrraN dekmutt is • wt of Governor I ate wise t"
B. F. Fred, and served as a Confederate ' %Chs, you Mer, I got It of •n ennui
trf,.,po,t
Ticwhoa 1 was 'twin' down iso Iowa. •i
e proportion of war men from Texas I 'bum- sox months deer round h. Doses
1r eight to eleven. Asoomg them is • ( rain i.e' knocked at the doer, as. 1 open-
ed it auhe says : 'Mister, tire's
the moue bu..k of your cyelopdy.'
'Gu out,' says 1 ; 'I ain't Rot the first
one rad yet and I made htut go, tau
Wy, Jr* think of it, that leas 'sigh "mato
tea year ago,, as. 1 siu't more n two
third. thauyyoght this ssw, ea' my wife is
ally lee- iieely •tared on the •ti's !' O
tool!' a pile o' brauw to nuke it, but for
all that I deal amid earn' that it • gut
dry smsesks lea like selloff hovlu."
ties '
colonel, David B. Cultserann, who le
eb►trona:. et the committee ou judiciary.
Saltine! W T. Lanham saluted w b.0 •
ley 1e. a `suu(h C1114Uaa regiment and
strctd through We war. lie 1. now
chalrin:.0 of the committee ou claim.,
Then is a tumor, William H. Martin, who
Is a* quaint es Davy Crockett. Ile hoe
been accused of blowing out the gar of
trylno to the bnttone of electric
belly ao4 .ifpull ..•enurenot bla watch by dials Is
horst' den 1 neer acenral:ons are, boot,
ewer. doubtless brought In die spirit sir
chaff. I)urlug the war Martin •wt a
fellow representative, John H. Maffei, oftosi et the MIany pooemssed by Burdock
New York state, at °dines' MM. Marini
regiment was striven hack, and Martin & I SS &tiers u that st may los taken at
was lett on the field badly wounded. The all amiww ui the year, and by either
two vets trequeutly fight the battle over I IeuaR or o11. 111 this way the three
again, but with words for weepntu 1t ie I met We ere alum) s at work and doing
notated that when Gen !land's danghter I good. 2
visited Wa,htn;eton recently Martin called
upon them and tort them to the White
Ilou.e, where they were Madly received.
end, mueh to the warrior's delight, Mrs.
Cleveland returned the visit.
A Re)wWiean :rprsetttatice from New
York, wbu bad served In the army of the
Pot.,tnac, in Pip -' 1(1114 of thimo southern
soldier reprceeatrtives, said: 'They are
more intelligent and better men than alt
the judges ser soon,. to tomgrewe. They
hare taken the flak• a the elder men,
and I w'.sh we had mon of them here."
Moet of them were t cry young when the
polidesd events which brought on the war
were exciting tbm attention of the coca -
try; indeed. they %ere then children.
When the struggle cause they knew little
or nothing ut the real principles underly -
Ing the old slavery regime. They ehoald
not be cot:founded with Davis, Toombs,
Yancey and other leader, of from a quar-
ter to half a eeetslry al:" who paved the
way to civil war. They are entirely dif-
ferent men -mss who saw the horrors of
OWN. •AT5. rot.. Y'CIIRACT.
Col- eI:DIRL ' Z5. VOtt.0ST. COL. COW Lan.
GL -x. W Ilt:Kt.6i GATT. WISE' cuL DAVIDSON
the balance ranked either as captains or
below that grade. Tire term brigadier.
therefore, which was applied to proml-
aeut et oMcrrs of the Confederate army
who represented their states noon atter
the clew of the war, would hardly apply
today, for those Who were generals In
1815, thea its middle life, are now either
old nen or have passed to the "eternal
camping gnmrd." The present repro-
nstat,wes, both of northern end southern
Mates, are In some instances deaeenderl
from the prominent men of war, rind in
use lustanw a representative from Ar -
tames is a son of a tomer vice president
of the Uafted States -John C. Brerktn-
ridge. Of the fifty-eight southern repre-
sentatives who were Confederate soldiers
thirty-one enlisted as privates, aad of the
eighty-three northern veterans forty -ix
began alio with a musket.
Nisumaippl the home of Jefferson
Davie, and one of the neon aggressive of
the southern states in the secession move-
ment, may be expected to send her sol-
diers to congress. She fulfills the expecta-
tion. The seven members for Mississippi
are Confederate veterans. South Caro-
lina, where the war was begun ,Rands, In
this respect. nearly by 1GsaiaMppi, Ave of
the Seven Of tie repr.Seatothes of the
Palmetto State beteg graduates of the
school of practical war. Georgia seeds
half her representatives from civil lite and
half from among the veterans. From the
northern states we get a smaller propor-
tion of ex -soldiers than from these three
'anthem states. Massachusetts sends two
veterans one of eleven representatives;
New York, eight out of thirty-four; Penn-
eylvala, nine tint of twenty-seven; Ohio,
fourteen out of twenty-one; Indiana, seven
mei' of thirteen. while Illinois, owe of the
'strongest supporters oe We Union during
the war, sends only Ave ex -soldiers out of
twenty repreeentati res.
Of congressmen who held crnmbeloss
in the service of either side during the
war, Representative Joseph Wheeler, of
Alabama, held the highest rank. He was
it major general in the Confederate ser-
vice and a distinguished cavalry !soder.
Atabama sends a good number of real
brigadiers, as Oates and Forney of that
state are entitled to be called general.
Numbered with the Ai -Imams delegation
is a son of John C. Brecktnrtdge Rep-
renentative Breckfnr$dge was • midship-
man in the Cos/ederste navy. Ile le do-
seribsd as • ennui wad studious meeker.
Of the two Florida anagrams/in, t1.
youngest, Charles Dougherty, was a
smut In upper ne.egfa dorlag 8her-
tnan'e march through that state. Ile
ds one of the quaintest story tellers of the
house. Crisp, of Georgia, was • lieuten-
ant Camber, one of Crisp's colleagues,
rose hoot yrteste to colonel Ia the Con-
federate army.
Tbe border Nates Show a under . Of
the sloven Kentucky members three ere
Cohfeederatt. end Moe • margins In the
Gibe army. Gas. William J. Stows
parted with a leg t• the Confederate ser-
vice. Polk iwg•oa► was with Konen dur-
ing his raid through Otto. Col. MMeCtieary,
another Cowfedsr•te £Swtsekian, has been
R.verax of bis Mabe aad United States
aewator. Of the Miseourtans. two were In
the entlee of the Cuba trawl two In that
of the Cew1edeeaag. Tense.se., a state
mush divided he seotamest amiss the
war, snob twoex-Union .'idlersand three
ox-Oo01. rat... Among the latter le
Oen. Washington C. Wblttharoa, who le a
nal brlgadler, with hair as whitens •mow.
The West Vttgtfala *A4gatbn le equally
divided.
A moo of Gus. Robert ET Lee rSpresewte
on Vkglds-W. R. F. lee. Ne sur -
nattered whir W tatter at Appomattox.
He Wan o Harvard Madeut whoa the war
broke ova, and west moan' to jobs the poo-
pM of his state. Capt. Nero D. Whoa le
• men of Governor Newry A. Win, of sato-
believe promf•euos. He le Troy popular.
Virglataes were all In the army, and eight
not of ten of the Old Dominion deltWittne
were soldiers. CAL O' hrrall, at the time
fit eb• mlrvmdev est Appomattox, tome
mended the Casilalerate novelty to tae
veiny of the Y*eseMeeL William Km -
ben amines sertawdned to Sberesew with'
Gm Joe Jehanes.
1Llastnippk es has been stated, has me
representative wits was not to the Can -
Wants tservbe. Charles IL Ilookee IoM
an arm nth* sue ret Vicksburg.
awee as d save',
Harvard low edited.
HS .►aa eseam. Thaw dAais
'hoots C. (Islsirlgigh who served
tbresgboatt the Ws Obi rose SOB Ms
tan ef giesural AIMS 'feria![ Mem Maim
sat WM*wirl.e11Na desiesOrMe-
sed aiewriderserfre t else Out
.v
CeroUw. dole-
• army
, .. d
m ire is W bead.
dassarfim4 with Ike.
t.l>tQT DiatLE ulnewlttAN
11111&LI'CIDoL
MAJ. ¥LRTilt.
ort. wwrrroORNN. CUL. CCU:E aMS.
00x. /TONE.
!SWATS LAWMAN. COL ALBBLnT-
Ut:t. CATCwtttsa.
war and wbo now see the prosperity of
the new south. They ars from the bone
and sinew and intellect of the south of
war time, when, with the fervor of youth,
they sprang forward to • cause which
they bpd been tatygl» was just. In the
hardships of army service they learned
melt reliance, and more than all they
learned the busing/, of peace.
Steele* ser ?nippier arum...
The proper method of setting a trap la
the woods for bears Is to place it at the
Int of a tree near • trail where the bean
are neenstomed to pass. Then bang a
pima of any kind of meat, .saeptlag that
elf UM bear, option the tree, direesy 'ref
fie trip mad So high that We bear can
any neck it by ung upon his hind
fat lie thea cannot get the bait with-
out eteppta foto the trap Atter the
trap is est the pan and jaws should be
lightly covered with dry leaves, and ti
then 1s any blood upon alae meat It L well
to sprinkle a little upon the trap, after
which every object not pertaining to the
locality should be removed, mad all tracks
obliterated by brashtag or covering with
dirt or leaves.-OsAdp
De.seNlw >Mewyaae••,
The wicked OptiageoLl mea, who fore-
told We day when the tombstone and the
beedboaed of the ha stead would be bong
away Hos
tons is MI • the WU" t! N"opbecy esooreplshed,
.. , paeelbly be osttgratidated as do fat -
t. With berg ts/s
vd with bro-
cade nod set up ae ror se tempt -
sobs for faintly phoMgrenhe. and with
snowshoe turned Imo wail pockets, what
1e there whisk ewe 1e not 'notified to CO
Transertpt
tt..ewtgs slag tib "Tawesb•
A Maes Feels wertb baewlai,
The sure preventive for cholera IS
cleanliness
Bathrooms shou:d not open into sleep
lag apartments.
Antique oak or cherry te the Nitw-
its wood fur bedroom seta.
Pew pillows are used un library',ting-
es s inciting slumber.
Keep a separate saucepan for boiling
potatoes in if possible.
The oftener flour is sifted for spongy
take, the lighter the cake will be.
The water in which codfish has been
soaked is very gc.od fur washing; the zies
under the stove.
Bathroom accew,riee may be simpleor
elegant, but plenty , f water and gasp at.
within the roach of all.
Dr Los Worm Syrup has removed
tape worm from 13 to 30 test to length.
It also destroyed all kinds of wuna. lm
Take a bucket of fresh water int•,
your bedroom every night, and let re-
main uncovered. E will absorb all pui-
sonous WOWS.
Freeman's Worm Powders require n°
other Purgative. They are ale and sure
to remove all varieties of Worms. lm I
Every one should hare eight hours'
sleep, and pale, thin, nervous pereous
require ten, which timid be takes re-
gularly, in a well reotilated room
National Pills acts promptly open the
Lircr, regulate the Bowels and as • pur-
gative ars mill ar.d thorough. lin
Paint stains that are dry and old may
be removed from cotton or woollen
roods with chloroform. First sorer the
spot With olive oil or bolter.
Prot Low's Sulphur Snap is hi Iv re-
commended for the cure of K.Attion,
Chafes, Chapped hands, Pimples, Tan,
Ho. lea
To care warts take an Irish potato and
cat a piece off the end and rub on the
wart two or three times a day, cutting a
slip from the potato each time used.
Very often one potato is sufficient for the
The issreseed pr+veNace fur • few
years, among 'elanof the 'met careful
mothers, of dletreesseg rmeiemitiee at
rtgbt and but short naps da) oases,
e'lesetimse seetspanIed w Lon test Al ng,
with • •kio &miser ',enabling etce,na,
or a sertui d
of the eh
two
two phyla
thousand
which our
to
p wt.slet,
order. *loch ate
Om brain, has !nought
(wueld (bat i< 11,010two
the name with • resat»
be published everywhere
tot SSA& nap to this torture of he tano-
s. ''Lod this it i.: The pop•tbr wool
and par•tscolarly t1e knit wool skirt*.
The trouble is often indicated by •
shrugging of the 'Wielders sod by •n
t»s1ipstiun to crawl up with bwa out of
blankets rad bead beat forward, a sun
evidence orf irritated .erwee hawing aSoot -
ed the basis. in caw of a child tau
youoe cr feeble toe three movewrots, by
a persistent lying up..e the book - the
pressure thus gained alL,rding relies
which alone prevents the child fr•.,a be.
oumtng frantic, but surely injuring the
brain by heeding, the back q1 the head.
Howeeer wit thew little gars»uta tare
1.14g�.•t� toughened band* rod face.,
tae sa&'a•irt wont for peaenee cowed
not ha.. been • greeter torture than the
f0Osasu soler little hooks of the wool
fibra mess the exquisitely deheale .kin
of the infant. And the admired sires -
mom second by the intoned knitting is
quite sufficient to interfere with the Mr -
°elation To:, much Wood and beat ate
drawn to the chee by the lineation, and
away front the Iimb•. Plainly woven
silk skirts, or soft cambric underneath
oasis', ars the best. Our ordinary sc-
ansion, oontainiag (sere • fou repen-
tivs ads) uoly about four percent of
wool, Is eomfuetahle alone, if peocorrd
mach ton l.rgpy and altered only at the
tope of •Neve* 14 d shoulders. But those
should be removed at night. If after a
good haod-rub the child le put to bed to
a eery large, fine, Cantos flannel frown,
with the nap and swains outside, closed
far bolo. the feet across to bottom with
string or iu tions. with sleeve -bands
buttoasd at MW-errinWIMa first night
toil slow by its new exponents how on
Isi+take wisdom has tauaed suffering
aim at beyond our comureheusion. An
extra aolne rowan? morning, pinned
d own at the back, will prevent all don-
e -el of taking cold. -
I beg mot hers who doubt, 4, fey a
snug, all -wool tinderve.t for 000 Myth
themselree, and then cooeiier bad y s
sensitiveness and inability to help him-
self. -- Cur. Rotten Joernal.
cure.
*Skis Item.
Mrs J Thompson, of Elms, Ont.,writes
that she suffered froom general weakness
and was e, reduced that •t times she
became almost unconscions. Three
bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters com-
pletely cured ber, and she now recom-
mends B. B. B. to her friends and neigh -
hors. 2
t esh: s e utero..
man Myth Trews.
A medicine which has slued the test of
time t.sr many years •std always vireo
the best satiafsution as hes 1tsyerd'.
Pectoral 11.lsatu it oertainly yeti worth
1 trying for Cosyfhs, Golds. 1'l',nrienese
and all Throat trosoles (or eh 'it is
so highly recommended. •,d ':
Fuzn P7riyoaa. -Put cold potatoes
sliced into hot tatter, add alt and pep-
per ; when fried enough, add • hale
cream ; thea terve.
Litt Casa -Two cups of sugar, two
cups of flour. Doe cup of cornstarch, one
cop of butter, whites of five eggs. one
teaspoon of cream tarter and Dae -toroth
of a teaspoon of soda
CORN STaaCa CUOTAat`R-Pet • pint
et milk in • hying pan, let it Dome to
the boiling point, thou add a Finch of
salt and two tablespoonfuls of can
starch. Serve with sugar and cream.
RINI-rm. -Ono qeart of doer with twn
large teaepoowfels of baking powder
ed into it, add • ta►MepooafuI of bird or I
better, a little salt end wags ens to
make thedesigh. Bake is abat less
twenty minutes.
Gorose Searr, - -Boil slowly for Mesa
minutes two cape of madmen'
add me -
half cut of butter, enol andadd twu
spoonfuls tot cold water, one heaping
teaspoonful of soda, rase teaspoosfsl of
eager and 6 ter to roll.
num (Ono's --Hare trying pan hat,
pot in a good shoed pleas Of bettor (er
meat filings after fryers meat), pat is
the onion* sliced ; sprinkle with p.ppee
and alt, and pour in joie a little hot
water, corer closely, let ennk twenty
minutes : add a teaspoonful of lour in •
little milk and .hes it boils it is reedy
to serve.
Csaotare Ccsadans -Os.-(mirth of
a mks of chocolate, ose pigt cl boiling
ttssrr, art •gik. rine quart of milk. toxo
gap a.f white •soar, two tntapeoe•
Meals. Dissolve the eh.s.late M •
iterY little milk, stir, it•tp tfis hailing
SOAK and t■ell thew mh.tea. When
ssegy�-rr�eadbpm ems. add the bpems, stir ion
the k, llaror made js.epee, est
lb banes water and
Dee- ks e. Ihteme wfamk-
limits are 5seiel to add he war kwoo-
lmige. lot Icest•s+l .aperion a *e..be•
ghat the best remedy 6s .11 drowse
elo;ye &poise►, Liven sod I1ae4 is
sal be W sod i• Wald d g d 1►
Colientetile wrap aro Om rib this
mid the frwmislt tailor feted
it + en the well at 1•et milosing bt•My
mawisable to • winter elemental* eon.
In Ilemia.d they se sa•erisb( assess -
'MOW by a e•.eh sieWs sop.f for,
tlsgmlaess.
It is the easiest thing in the wit11 to
be happy, it moo and women could only
tbink e'. H.poiness is roily another
name for love, for when lure exists in a
household then harpioes most also ex•
int, even th)n(h It bas +verty f.•r its
close coropaeiva ; *here love eal,ts nM,
even though it be in a pelmet'. }fay^; it•.eee
no never 'One. He wee a cr,ld-ana eel
haft being who originated the meter.
that "when poverty conte in the dor r.
love dtes ou: at the window," and h:s
assertion proves conclusively that he had
no ksewtedge of love, for unriewriunabty
the reverse of the axiom quoted is near-
er the troth. When poverty coma in
at the door, lure --true love --.a more
than ever indeed to tarry,and do battle
with tl-s enemy. Let those who beel.inr
themselves mos e�bis, before they And
fault with their s
their hearts for the
wards, a little forbee
ndinga. search to
A few kind
, or a kiss, will
often open the way to t; Aonl of sun-
shine in the hr.use dai'heoed by the
scads of discord and unsmiability.
lieu'* stiond res.
Ron no net in buying medicine, bot
try tee greet Kidney and Liter ,y)seula-
tor, made by Dr. Chi aa'bor of
Cba.e's receipea. Try ('5011'. Liter
Core for all diseases of the Liver, Kid-
neys, Stomach and Bowels. Sold by all
dr
1 utressine paleness so often ob-
served to young girls and women. is doe
in a great measure to • lack of the red
o.rpssclee in the blood. To remedy
this requires a medicine which prodeese
these neeosary little blood constituents,
and the beet yet dnsrsvered is Johnson's
Toa» Bitten. Price W cents, and $1
per bottle at Gouge's dint More, Albion
block, (loderieh. Sole agent. fb)
seams MIMIC'S.
3
welt ash's. a.
"1 tea niceuteseed Haase' • Yellow
Oil very highly, it oared me of rheostat
tem /u my Gagers when I could Not
hood them Ida Plank, aratbrey,
Gat A tae•icioe fur .:tenial sad ia-
torsal no in all painful cospletitts. t
Aa .M -fleas t..rs 105.0/aa.
Athero iG►) Baanrr • Corn shucking
tis' in the South during slavery days
was lucked forward to by the farmer sad
his Wetly ea one of the beg ergots ut the
year, and when tis• runner ecus around
W tante all hands to • corn shucking •t
John Smith's, or loll t eta% a, or Bill
Junes,, it was looked forward to by al I
.bo had bred iavited th• sante as we
look forward to the eomsne of • nevus.
The ea/grew fruw diGereet plantations
within lite miles of Jobe Smith s would
•tart to the corn sbuckusg team after
they had duce their daj'e work and
boomed their •tuck The leader, lobo
was general) 1Le I•ncr.t wan is the
crowd, wird mart up a song asswerrd
by all in his party. sod c uld be heard
for mile arutted. They would. mets al
the cora-pale, sod the one that cou.d
halloo the loudest arta sleeted thm
captain, and would walk the cora pile
and gore out a song uutil the last raw
was abutted. After the shucks had
been put in • pen the owner of rise cora
pied was earned around the house ou
the shoulders of several alai mart "legrua.
ail ballooitag •t the acne time, Mud
canal in Mud put at the head u( the
table, and waited as by those who
carried him un their shoulders. It era-
s happy tome, at,d the jug of old core
juice played a pro:mama part in the
•luickiug. but it hos all passed away,
and the hasten who gate his r:rtt. shuck-
ed now has to pay sell for tt
Some one .ho has ase advisor deep
into Afghan geogr.pbieal figures
out that the hard .oar - piled
over have definite messing• mon or Ise'
descriptive of the places to which they
applied. "Ab" f•sr isatance mean
river, sad "penj" cr "peel moose five,
making Ponjaub refer to the tire treat
riven that traverse northwestern Ilind.r
sten, Than there is "abed" which e' -
.a,» denotes • city. and "doh" which
isdiestas a village. Besides Ness
immoral. aster isle the names as "rani'
6v., and 'boar," (aur Psnjdea, by
this key, is simply • same for a suilM-
non of iv villages.
liontgoniery A. Ellett is now in the
,.rrie. o1 David Str.eh.n. od Oodeviek.
a an apprentice. His milling free and
joviall ways an greatly nosed is his old
neigh ,d. We have er -ry sura
to,be•Ii.ve that be i. • promising work -
Man.
'-here Trimble May be Rip.rled.
If you du nut heed the warnings of na-
'tun and at once ply atteatiou to the
maintaioanes of your health. How often
we see a person pet off from day to da)
the purchase of a medicine which if pro-
cured at the outattrt of a dons* would
haws r.sm.died it almost immediately
Now it John•t•'n's Tonic Loves Pills had
kern takes when the 6rnt oarauAes$
tasde its appearance the dimes would
have been -nipped 1.1 the bud." Juhr -
en's T - Mtge' and Liver Pills are
decidedly the beet medtetue on the mar-
ket for general te•i0 and invigorating
properties. Pills t'Jc, per bottle. Bitten �i
50 cents mud $l per 'bottle, sold by plaS
Goode the druggist, Albion block. sole g
agent.
a..tereas e•en act Wow
Coenterfeits are slimy* dsneterne,
coons en that they alwys closely tin -
Tan tree 0MOSNAL Ie aMT/s*1Rri AND
meant The resisrtrehis t sser•ss sehiaind
hy Neon smug as a positive sen' 10.
Oaten* Mrd Odd in die H.ad b. ie -
w W s�1gs to imitateit.
is. rtl4'.5.wto he
tio-
asked M apissussis issaadsg Nasal oaks
he Emir momma°�ersdlf55.1beam,
Oakum,
eta ifs i Ilse' Nsml !halm and de well
1112*. imus slw d•sie s trap errs etre
yea pt leer ads Mall it eeg,Jm. ow are
b g lel.. (fleeted Os. , Nrrboils, N)
vide,
pat, tf
Want of Sleep
lb Matt .nw th,u.aoda AO 1,..::)1,,U..
a.) lura , and the doetu:0 soy this
Is alermingly on tb. 1w•riter.
Yual reeadka, while the) pray
doe temporary relied. aro 11ar:* 0, flu
m boron than pod. What is needed
i. m Aiterative and Stood partner.
hp" bsnap•rllla is ir-ampuaby
uwi1N• It correct' those disturbances
1• doefeeulattua which cause slsep-ro*.
peak sees he -teasel vitality, seal w-
eaves** wrvuus s) stem to a healthful
coedttMi-
gavot O. A. Cobb, Vest of the leans.
Home nary $oc.ety, er::e; that
his sem out of order Its s
very
:41,14.J. and ewe ism•,
purity bleed teauitest : loon that
• perfect was oboe:med uy tbs ems
el Ayer's 1i�
Frederick Pratt. 14 Worthington
writes: fir .!auk's •r
with ner0ma &bony%
ilia teatereoi Mr to
street,
WW1
Ayer's
health." -
Wiliaf>itj'
eared M
Wtaiitag
two months.
weight lucre
ker. Erie. Pa., was
r, aad deeplse..es
riaparttfsltlr-x mein---
whid Luse his
crooner pomade.
Ayer's Slrsaparilla,
rowan ns
Dr. J. 0. Ayer &to., Lowell, Mass
lined twin Pr•:wen Lit •
mstegss
0.111. 01100..
ORrXFIJL-CO
[l
A Pewee Threatened.
A story is teld of Wash Connor, Jay
Gould'. old partner in the stock broker-
age Wanes., who is .ell -known to Chi-
ng), which illustrates the proclivity of
the Wall street than to play pranks in
solemn plana. Coen- r, during a so-
journ it. London, ; resented a ! i5 Sauk
of England Aute -which, like our own
corn.sey, is newly a promise to pay -to
the hawk forefedomption in gold. The
bank's outwits oe thea occasions is to
require the Orson presenting the note
to endorse. Endorse it !" said Connor,
when the rule was read to hem, "I don't
know about that I -m • little careful
what 1 endorse. This Is a It`te of
herd."
The utorilahtneet of the official could
sot cosily be depicted in word&
"I don't believe 1'11 endorse it at all. I
don't know you. Besides, it ain't
necessary. Give me tie gold and take
foot paper •
"But, air, itour rule --
"I don't care anything about your
rule. isn't the paper good '
"Coed ! good ! Is a bank of Ecglaad
note good ! Are you mad. man t"
"Well, it it's good I want the money
on it"
"Who are you t' You crust be an
Amerman. Quit your funning, teas,
rod indorse it "
The odcial gasped nearly purple in
the faos. Cosnera munt.csnce did stet
change a mtsele.
"I'll ant indorse it," he srtd. "And
se it's • Remain* note, if you don't pay it
l'11 proton it"
"Protest it ! Protest the Bank of Eor-
la•d ! Owed heavens I"
Y ea. pretest et, and before night."
The clerk climbed down from his stool
and ran into • back rood. Ile tetorwed
immediately with two elderly officials,
ail three /really excited. Connor calm-
ly reduced the new comers to • panic by
repeating his throat, and after esjoyinu
the spectacle teigeed • sudden under-
standing d the ass, and indorsed the
note and got his gold-Ohiaago Nee.
Wore fiem.esa 01. 50551.
Found at I.et, what the true pablie
has boos looking for these many years
and thea is • medicine whisk although
but lonely iatroduc.d, has nude for
heel( • reputation second to nose, the
m.dsoi.e m Johnson's Truths t�B�i�t�tn
�e
which in .oejuaetion win johlseoo's
Toni. Liver Pills k.a perfoessed some
atom wooderf al sires impute we 1e1-
paveriuhett Mood soon bemuses periled
sad 'swished. &lfiousaem. imitipsRi/q,
statism's/he. liver mei faint, isspesr,
weakens. era • soon 1i.eptpear i whip
wrested by these eteeib.t tests age
Mew For Sete by Good, disapi4r di-
llies blush. Ooderi.h, role ogees, fd
SUD •
f NU*1:
t0
abaft.
ems
'S CO
VIA %I::ad
''Sy a amazed& knowledge of
IJ we abide aevrrn tMeup-tmtu.ns
and •utrltloa. and by a careful ■
the tine properties of weleselect•d
Sees has provided our herniation tattle
delicately :Livered beverage wbM* 1
es as aural
y doerors hills.
d et t�at • oes *11 sae s mai tt Rr ofirU d
Molt up wool strove enough to Meat
tendency to d.wxte. Hundred. of
m.Mddnare Samna around es Wady to
tack wherever Were jot tt weak psi t
may escape many • fatal shaft b se•
eurmel vas fortified with euro blood
property aeutiabed flame'- ilrt!
O.-eae."
Made simply with bonier water or
Jose
J A only la peones amens.
ld'+kkLoo55thor
ism. London. Knotand. 2
Ramillies that old emeses go halo the
ragbag aka that rag been empty iwte the
paper male. Posh • ion roa nde yea
that "the very espy .1 the paper that
yen hold in pose band.. and whisk rots
ata esjetpieg es ea esalilttef, may possible
ease hos e•eireid elm waist of your
wife or dnsgpie t"
8OMETHMDT°. NSW
W1&IT FOR T8=22
STEEL WHEEL
BABY CARPILGES!
Hay fewer lea type tit` mitarlh howls'
pee.liar symptoms it is attended by ilei
renewed .oediM.a of the liaise; mem-
bearrs of the Meerils, tail-de.s and
throat, •ffeetira` w •e amid
MI.ehgs m a erisset`a leeaeer
gamble! wash a Wridella ati -s. 'fame
It>w
lassos spa&of al�Osi�li�/ M� _
eilt Of wow? lrlsi vee/12-
sep�g� 'BO Onllia Salto me
,s . mem-
he depended epos. Mets.
ere digitate be mail, irmpetered. 'Dew
lily lgtntherw , DropMss, Owego. New
P
.
Frons t: he laetebrsted
8endron Nano to ting Co.
SAUNDERS
stir. 801NT
stars Tar --
SOLE AGENCY.
The finest Reed Work anti Up-
holstering in the country will
arrive about 1st of March.
•r Don't bur befuee pea see themes
Tke CicalestibegUiiirlit S1E.
Ooderie►. ler. •.
Vi! 11 "OREGOA"
TWENTY FIVE
25
Toilet
Setts
NEW PATTERNS.
NEW SHAPES.
trim to Suit 1fferjbody.
0*1iib AID ARS TWA AT
�$- A•
NAIRN'S:
Odri.k tent 111
54'.
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