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" ' A'I' OUR Paton.
IN ”01', lllllll NOT Til TAKE,
Gun s lies-vars,
’s for Malaria, .70
Compound, .06
s Pisstas
We Bitters
Hull’s Iicrolre'Klllsr, q ..
, ms licrebe Killer. gal. 1am, 8.50
Lung Soother, M
Gaunt. Stillson’s
our $200 Forfeit
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claresittohelnhlscsss . is
lstherwsstondet meb
rienoes no imintbeirptesence. llcsv tar
theoldid will develop his taste remains to
beacon. Otthstatheritniaybesaldthat
hehas devoted the leisure—on!
sureit maybavebeen, some! it,
liked the mule—of nlll'etintetot
of snakes. In the pursuit ct’his ‘ .
which he himsclt calla “ophtomenia.” he
has visited every snake infested countryet
the globe, an undertaking accomplished by
no other meson probably with a similar
object. Having in the tropics lived in con-
stant and close commionship with sar-
punts, it is not unnatural that at Wattord
he should be still surrounded by them.
“You curtain that the plme is always
heatixll'" says t doctor. "Gas is burning
day and night. I use naked, unventihucd
gas for warmth. and, as you can see. my
reptiles are as healthy as can be. Indeed
I pride myself upon the fact that I I‘l'ill’
and keep many delicate species which in-
variably die in zmlogical gardens and oth-
crmonauorics. 'I‘hat lizard without legs I
have had for iii yiairs. You say you {an-
ciod you heard the gas escaping? Oh. no;
that was one of the snakes hissing. lie is
in a bad temper at being lll:-:tlli‘l)t‘ll. Just
now I have a particularly good collection
0! boa constrictors, but mttlvsnakos are my
'ilrst lovo.’ lam just now beginning to
adopt my method of cmnoniug universal»
ly. Anything up to 12 or H feet I can
manage idnglo handed, but in dealing with
stock above that length I invoke the as-
sistance of my head keeper, my little boy.
A bag is of some service to restrain the
movements of the body and render it
untenable to control. I once got two ribs
broken while manipulating a West Airi-
oan pythonciis of 10 feet.
“The proclaim is not an elegant one; with
a hunilrcdweight of live, but snake llesh
wreathing and writhing and cngirdling
one, one domn't expend much «lion in
keeping up appmraui'vs. With shirt sleeves
rolled up and star-hinged foot. I griuip tho
cremaro just behind iliolu-ad and separate
its jawa by gentle pressure with asilror
spatula. It's moi-o hum-k than force. for
all snakes are oxiwndingly sotisitive about
tho mouth—ii light tap on the innzziewill
turn the fiercest of thcin. Then the lu‘mlrii-
ant pops the lump of "out. dead rut. bird
or whatever the mum-l may be right. in
among the quivering triple rows of long,
curved tix'thmpmii imply quiwriug and
‘wnlidug‘ with the illtllillillll of atom on
”in mobile. jxiws-—::inl 1 push it down to
thith‘lilllliil'h, iii-st with n riilrr. and thou
by mom-Zing upon it with my hands from
tho outsidr. is Jim bailli‘ul suasiuu \"llii'il
mpiirvs to be inaiuioiiml for some little
time in order to lllbllnl that tho lll'lll oi”
alioo-ul shall n-umln in stain quo.
"in the intervals-tlwyouugslvrls not idlo
‘nnd iiods plenty of mw-upaliun in Milking:
the ri-pl'ilr'h' rolls and din-imaging Various
parlsof IlLl' from ii loo irlino'viiilirnnu And
sow-will llll thobuznt up until hr-rnn
liolil no ‘lllHri'. if We have lnsllllllt: but
liltili. ii lzmul‘wl if lrnllwre. cloth.” or
room Liimli-il mr‘.‘ 2'»: Wound round the
lump supply the pious vi boom and for,
as furl-xdirzi-stlon and nutrition {li't‘l‘slrs
cvrnr-d, and unriur this "gallon of lilllli'.’
\N'l:i"h hm: now Sl-HKl the ll'al. ol’ 3': .‘ll'.€, my
run; . s thriw. and-«in i-aptliity. at lr:i~i
—-t'.‘.‘('.‘l in health. buouly iziiilslrvnulh any
of ilorso that ft'i'll tin-:nm-lws. I linu-
"Ilk’ll to burn 51". ul' uuiirsvux Minna
i-i'riituaily [shall i l’illl all that roou- ii in
my hands without waiting to we \Vlir'in :-
tin-y are willing lo lo-lp Illl‘lllfil'lVl'ri or li'll
—lnit. anyhow. l haw sin-mu-dvd in Mixing
llll‘.ll\'t‘w‘ of ilion- \‘.'llii‘il display that slnv
irulm' disposition to suicide by total :ilwti»
Ill‘lli'i' lilillllli‘1-il'll by the large majority of
thorn alter i'apinrr."——lmndon Ski-(ch.
A Remarkable Care at Bhonmabfim,
From the Gretna. t'onurcticut. iii-vli-w.
DIVid Lewis. who has been nilliirml
all winter by rheumatism. is out again
and ailduo to one of the medicines ad-
vertised in our columns. After trying
everything possible. he used Chamber-
lain's l’aiu Balm. which has relieved him
of all pain, from which he wasaconstnm
sullerer and promises to moire him lit for
duty soon. We know Divid has been a
great an tor and are glad to see him
around again. ‘ar sale by (.l. C. Stillexon.
druggiet. . M ‘ 1
The most pleasant little pills ior i-laaneo
ing the system and regulating the how-
els, are DeWitt's LittliI iarly Risen.
Cure eiclt headache and constipation.
Small pill. Small dose. (i. A. Gregory
& Co. and G. C. Stillson.
Agrasably Surprised.
”I had a wry severe cold on my lance
that ccusml much soreness and gave me
considerable uneasiness in regard to the
result." says Mr. '1'. E. Smith, of Billet-
ica. Mess. "A local druggint called my
attention to Chamberlain’s Cough lien"-
riy. and on his recommendation I gave
the remedy a careful trial. The result
surprised me: I rvmverod entirely in
three days.” 25am 50 cent bottles {or
side by (l. C. Siilluon, drungiet.
It Did the ”minus.
Itr. J. II. Cobb. publisher of the Mir-
ror. at lirocton. N. Y., says: "For near-
ly two years the Mirror has been publish-
ing the advertisements of Chamberlain's
Remedies. A few days ago the writer
was sullering from a bowel trouble and
resorted to an old remedy which did not
prove efficacious: finally he tried Cham-
berlnln'a Colic. Cholera and Disrrhiei
Remedy and two doses did the business,
checking it completely. For sale by G.
C. Bullion1 draught. .
fingering coughs and colds iii the
spring are serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure expel- tbe mucous, is sooth-
ing. healing. alleys ism. acts quietly.
isplsssant. (LA. GnaorytOoandG.
O. Btlllson.
thiessoficcal entertainments cluil
fladstovhflunadmission is char-pad.
ordaotieneaieidatedtomactepflsuu
mwmflm W
ell-mamas Wests-iris,
”What renal-intuitions
a
a
nurse! age. lsilevotstitotheinsnd-expev
Simultaneously Mr. Kroutr
achcfl. of St. Pctersburg. got diamond
crystals by a similar process, condom
silver instead of iron.
These artificial diamonds are scarcely
Mgsnoughtcbeseenbythe nahedeye.
hottbey represent the solution 0! the
problem of crystallising carbon.
Dealing with the way diamonds are
tanned by nature. Prof. Clarke gave the
opinion that eruptive matter‘i'roin deep
in the earth bursts out through an upper
layer of shale. the latter being rich in
carbon. Blow cooling follows. and the
carbon is crystallized as in the experi-
ments of M. Moissan and Mr. Krout-
sebotl.
Our Count ry’s Wealth.
The computation of the exact wealth
of a country is surrounded with great
difficulties. Htatician Gaunt-ti. however.
concludes that in into the wealth of the
United States was 013.042.000.000, or an
average of $57M.) each inhabitant: that
it was about 802.000.000.000 in 1800, or
about Si .000 to each inhabitant. and that
at both dates it was greater than the
wealth of any other nation.
It may be interesting to add that he
puts the Wealth in 1850 at $7. 130,000,000;
in 1000 at $l6.180.000,000. and in 1870 at
$30,000,000,000, with per capita wealth at
$308, $514 and $780 respectively, than
showing steady and great gains up to
this time. Our population did not quite
treble in forty years. but our wealth. in
this computation, increased nearly nine-
fold. Enonuons has been lllt! increase
in the value of land.
Who hold all this wealth? .‘ir. Gan-
uet finds that 5 per com. of it is owned
by millionaires; 27 per rent. by people
Worth from $00,000 to $IJMMJl00 each;
251x-r cent. by those worth from $10,000
to 3100.000: ii? per cent. the largest
Imrcorntago, by those worth from $0.000
to $10,000 each. and 0 per m-ni. by those
owning loss than Simon mrli.
Ethics 0! Good ('lotlicri.
Tito business wonnin i'aiuuot :iilord to
disregard the ('UllVi-lltlullilllllbs of dress.
Showiio is who-st and must for seeing
follows in the waln- of pr-‘s‘l-lll day lash.
iouwivoiuiiug exaggeration nro‘murditivs
so far and m lulu: its [xissililm but I‘Vi'll
adopting; llli'lll when who tindw berm-if
tori-rd to do so or rvmain i'oihpii‘uous
ammuzwmmp. Mi-uhzivv small imiicuco
with tlu- Woman who ilopnrls from mu-
\‘vnlionzd dross stun lords. nor haw they
touch admiration l'orthzit othur wumuu
who holds all umtiorsot' ill‘t‘x‘l in con-
ti-mpt and regards ln-r r1: chm as a ques-
tion of con-ring only. 'l'ln- Woman
whose dress is neat. ratylish. law-outing
and suitable to the time and [lllll'l‘ is the
Woman with whom they like host to
deal. They do not want diamond ear-
rings to (la-iii in their eyes when dictating
to their sii‘uogmpber, but tin-y resent it
as almost an :ilfi'out to lllI'lllFt'lVi'fl if
her dress is autiqnatml in path-m. ill
fitting: and nnlm'oming. True. they
haw not ill-op oij-tions to «in-as reform
no long as it isvii-wrlyvouwalml. They
do not object to an unmro-twl figure
when lllt‘ carriage is such that tho» lurk
0f (‘iirm'tsvtlllllol be tlt'lii'lt'tl; but ”my
are Very apt in main» rrinirk~ about the
pom Woman who throw» am): bn-r stays
and don-z not lo'mi to un- in-r lIm-lilsmu.
Hood clothes may not lw on mwntial to
snow». but lib-y are llllll‘t‘ or loss of an
indux of mirm-lws. and it is only the
womm who are sure- of their position in
every way who can :iil'ord to lt‘l the in-
«Ic-x ln- midi-ruling. uuamm \Voim-n
who im- ilvpvnnling upon llli'll' own ex-
ertions fora i-oliii'orlubli- livrlihood dare
not do so.
An Independent llurbcr.
The story is vouched for as on actual
lat-thy llu- man to whom tho incident
haplwm-d.
While traveling in Europe ln- stopped
overnight at ('avu. and notiiu.r that his
hair was unduly ion-.2 lu- Wont to have it
cut by tho lm'iil burlwr. He told the
barbaric take ofl' very little. but lmfore
the barber had been at Work many acc-
onds lltilli)lll'i‘tl a favorite look {all on
thocaliirojarliotiu which ln- had been
arrayed. Whvrmipon he rvpl‘nvod the
harbor for not followinghisinstructions.
upon which the inanolmrmi in min-
gled tone-s oi' reproach and dismay:
“liloiisimir must pi'l'lllll me to do my
Workin the way which swans best to
almond. what is more. i shall take oil
soino more."
“Not at all." said the traveler; "i tell
youl want very little lain-u oil. and
must insist upon your doing as ldirect
you."
The harbor was not to be put down in
this way and flillil:
“Monsieur, it is wmeible that this is
how things may be done in England, but
herein Franco we are not slaves. I
shell cut oil as much as I please."-ullar-
pet‘s Round Table.
Too Hard to barn.
“I’m a mod deal Worried about my
son.” said Mr. Whykins. “lie doesn’t
seem to know the valneoi a dollar.”
“Well.” replied the man who was
puzzled ever finance. ”it it's a silver
dollar that he doesn't know the value of
I don't see how you can blame him
much."-—Washington Star.
All It. Did lat.
“Daughter oi Eve," quoth the young
man. "will you accept an apple?"
"History repeats itsell. Mr. Spoons.
more.” replied Miss Kejones. looking
curiously and inquiringly at his feet. "I
will."——~Cldwgo Tribune.
Already a listen to Him.
Aroungman near Inten’sdvertisad
tors wltssnd his sister answered the
‘H.”-Oeiuicilmumslciiparoil.
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40 " Oregon at - - - - - - ' - 0’9 '
43 ‘ “ - " ' ' s ' ' 87”
45 u u it _ . . g . . . . - 'Luo
to “ all Wool Henrietta at - - - - - ' ' 50°
42 H u is it . is _ . . p . . . 62*“
45 it u u u u . . . . .. 750
Silk Warp at $1.00, $1.25 and ”.55.
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MEDIUM AND HIGH BRIDE.
sponsible party who has
been doing business here for
nine years. Every wheel War-
ranted.
For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work done by my artist, George Washbum.
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Open daily from 9 to 12 a. in.. and from I to
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,myslclan has given you up. and you have not
'rr‘elvul any benciit from the medicine you
nave tried. s not an reason you cannot be
'lll’fld. We can po~ tin-l)- care all kinds oi
l’lta, Eplle itic (‘ouvnlslon or lipasmollo. WI
ouansis iii.- a Positive nnu runnin-
IIN’I‘ GUI“: IN ALL CASES. “'1: have
cared thousands. many caste of ion standing.
and given up by doctors as incurah e. In our
"Allen's Fltt‘nro“ you will tied a medicine
chat has never failed teem-ct a s iy care.
We back our guarantee with an n or of Still
many person we cannot cure. llluhest bank
references tarnished on application.
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LADIES
tailoring from Retarded. suppressed or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all irregularities of like
nature. will llnd our FEMALE In 1.1.8 an in-
fallible care. They are entirely sale and can
slwaysbe relied upon for already relief. We
have at to hear of a case where they have
talks to reduce the desired reault. A box
iliould be apt on hand at all times to rovlde
‘or other uncles. Correspondence i-ontli entlal.
B mall. with laildiroctlons. securely seal-
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Anddsalsria
Wall Pain-and Boilers.
Him fib‘§“{uifiih"%:m g
by mtg. e19
Pam and Gilt Mon
fllmfztfelsoc (till $33.“
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