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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-25
HEnn MOST TALKS coxxUsn
Hss.. .rA Pretty Girl. He,p hi- Celebrate
tho Fnria OF 1871. 49,.

~'-""
tho Paris % 1871. t'
The celebration last night at Clarendon
Hall By the Communisty Of New York Of the
seventeenth anniyersnrs Of tho triumph OF the
Paris Commune Of 1871 was lurid 30 far as the
decorations Of the hall were concerned, and
unappalling In all other respects. Tho red nag
and tho black fog. busts and portraits OF the
dead Chicago Anarchists. and other emblsms
we're plenty and grim enough; but tho yell OF
tho bahs ia arms was heard in tho. midst OF
Horr 'Mosts fiery utterances, md the bright
eyes OF the wives and daughters OF, the, disci-
PIES Of Lasallo suggested anything but bombs
and dynamite.
wns given over to music, so that It vas late
when Herr Most begun. He spoke In GeYnan:
He reviewed tho history OF tho Commune. and
said that the month OF March had seen t4s
overthrow OF q Cesar and m Alexander H.,
and It was. In March that the. mighty Mohen-
Zollern had been forced to flee from Berlin.
Never in our timo,,' concluded Herr Most.
shall We 500 q triumph like that OF the Paris
Commune OF 1871. but the day Ia not far dis
tant when tho people will arise again and on
circle the globe with their strength"
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SATURDAY. March "a.

SATURDAY. March "a.
Mr. Gould's decision regarding the lnancier-
ing OF what he has claimed was his ~favorlte
properly. Missouri Pacific, was evidently made
early In the day. A sharp break in tho price OF
the stocks ut tho opening from rs to 7OH. the
lowest figure yet touched In the present move
ment. proved to be misleading to those who
accepted It as evidence that the dividend
would DO passed. In accordance with tho views
Of Acting President dssrxsJ J. Gould. twas the
Ansld drive. apparently. preliminary to sffsrts
to develop . better feslils regarding the Gould
properties. Mr.. Gould was not accessible dur
tn9 business hours sxesDt - . ys9y tsW q
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Tho Great Sale sf Trstters.

The attendance on the last day OF Peter
Kellogg L Co.'S combination sale g, trotters was mp to
the average OF the week. A few choice lots were dis
posed OF at fair Iricca Thirty sig head were sold At an
average OF sata.5O, Those that brought the best prices
were;
sweepstakes t2;ett0, b. T.. 1873 by Kentucky
ET Tih F Ss" New S" I rE ."'.".1D1 ', 81. $50
Sir wilkes, br; 6; 1850 by George wilkes gam
S SorK n.fe, ny lew rogers o.mue. VI. 40" ,,aso
tom, by ~iysdyk's Hanbietonian; Jok-C' Smith. ~.
TIus,irsu Oh. C., 1859. by Starlight dam by Vol. -
untesr; @. Willsis New York -Yv. e7o
dam by kentucky FRINGE; T. g. Cooper. Ceopers .u
Lusy twiisss. b Z, 1854. By King wines dam Pus -
xis. by CeicbIs; Thomas L%oughr.n, New York. Ao
By Stridssway; d. s. Field. EAstsn ra,....... 40
The sale has been spce.,.ful IhIsgshsut The total
smount fer the ~ hsIa ssis u SsaTes ~ sSersss o.
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THE BEST" TONIC.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING IT.

~" oA'
Ions OF APFETITE.-A winerlassfui taken
half an hour before each meal and before redring At
nifst Si, 'iSa Ti,tcs' a sfn1' ssc ip p,.i sus.,i,u,. III.
"nEnT" r"n.c mot too cold) as = beverage for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the use Of ice water.
eoles; mill and all strong liquor. and use rhs
Win each meal or iuncl:on. 4 permanent cure viii 5.
Of s1.sn Should Az .s : .ipss' s..fs sp1 aHo 81 l' more 10; x
nt STE!iNs' r MsST Sfa0 ri Es'!r' Should us. Tho
BEST 1'onic literally at every meal and lunch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or those suffer.
ing from some other waiting disease or those unable to
BS snstt rom "s .. = T iSsra, ' ass o aG0 an %!li a is 81 y: fTF: .s;e.
Co c I,eT oil I. more 81, sasi I,,, taken nI,v with y some nsu. .. T ,ns
''s GS 1 q, H sssaS] s;;i~ii SnD :, n %ln.r,s..,u, or two
taken no; before retiring al night va afford Immediate
r'!'s1 "a n p "a W vi n h PG.i HHs;!T..' ss asn,-r.. and
a As. 81 = ss ct TIC Of y lin f""'s K rs spssGTA. or rs!.e ,ss. ~ d Is.
in n 81 tx = Fiji Fiji # a . E'Hittaif sE & : fiIi: in
s anss Ss"t Il .!as ta',tSd: II wss ab r. si!is" G = IN. a' vii Ss
t oi these % or.s .a,T 10 1Ssit not n"r nn.y to S.. .ff,Srs eo nh; sss'y -,
a Sln" e nsfn Up e. N + s s;r*n ne E s p: f fasIe. : .,:sea 4, 4
thresqnart.rso Of a tumb.crfIl Of fresh water v 18th q little
sugar, will make a mos. refreshing, and healthy drink
"Sis Rf s .;FiHs!s Es ss:eS,S !sp 'Ss ;Hs'. H. ssou,h. o. solid
food, or OF coffee. ac. causesu fresh spas,n Of sickness.
ts y! na,hias VII y aaio5i n"ls speedy and suSs, 5e!,st:
Tcs s.sp Con,,ne ersns!% VIII, ts' qnsr raI" or hast a win.s,..s.
inl snd Increasing IN an.n,iiIy 70 = whole wineulrssfIi
'HSEsSWhEHR &c E.n %sr; in full health. blessed with
az g .G' S,: spr sii an a1d r isS.'H %h { ;hi s' 'Gnn;e , St . ;p ,as
VA oa' sss.,n se, ,f e: TO TAX a;.. with .s os.,, meals 9, LUNCHEON nr
His...Si !, + IT r. .p;sNn. 70 1u TX r.. %, f1.m 4. Tr .ss os,.e.
tionab'e TEXTURES of alcoholic ionlcs can he given to chill.
dren As freely IN pF0p'FFiiiili1ni # ' sHsT Isl 4 V e siu e,
Specially Department
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Final prices compare with those OF yesterday

Government bonds Quiet and firm. The cur.
bonds wore moderately dealt in. Tho feature
was q sharp recovery in Kansas and Texas
Issues. The not advances OF note were In Kan
sas and Texas consol rs. * AGENT. ia, OS1:
general g.. 3k to S4h; and IS, 81. to 81. md
Worth and Denver Cit{ lists declined \ ? ceDt.
CLIO land grants. y, to 4Sk, and Wabash Pa
cifc. Chicago division 1sts, 7. r.. 2 y cent. to IS.
Money ON call az y cent.
Sterling Exchange dull. as usual on Satur-
day. at unchanged quotations. Actual rites
were "a. 85x9S4.S SO for long bills and $4.S7h@
$4.8Tk for demand.
In bank stocks 10 shares Of Bank Of America
so!d ut 100, and 26 shares Of Park National at
l10H.
In the Unlisted Department tho sales Of
National Transit certificates. crude petroleum,
aggregated sos 900 barrels at IS 70 90k. closing
at the higher figure. The sales OF American
Cotton on trusts we're ll.5lo shares at 25A@26.
closing ct the higher figure; Other transact
tions were 1000 Georgia Pacific lists at 1855;
As Newport News and Mississippi Valley at AZ.
lh@01
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LILO pAAk btAtomont SHOWS:
Loans ,....,.. 80. E3es, Ge5, 900 SSSO y77 600 Dec, SSI7, goo
Deposits. $500. 5TLS6LO01 675,o77, 100 Dec. 2.oT9e Sc
Circulation. I622l0 100 7VlaeO0 Dec. $500
specie. .,-.-. ~ 7skiO 7~2.54l,4O Dec. 257.3o0
Legal tendorA Sl,027,vOO &c. 64l. 100 Doc. osS, TOO
Total reserve. .$lOt, toG6D si0, Is2. $40 Dec. 81, "a 600
Reserve reQ'd e4,4lL2JO Oh, 76e, ATS Dec. 844.e75
Surplus ...... sioyoia2oo ss,4Ia22s Dec. $500. oa5
The surplus . year ago was 81, Is6, sos.
The Treasury has gained during tho week
about 81, l0o,000 IN gold and legal tenders, and
paid out 81, 400, 900 In silver.
Morch II. March 20.
Gold ...............y2 l6 lB7. 1871 fciR ssS, 225
Legal tenderb......... %. 49,. $40 35St.748
Tat,ls Soae q7o 40, eoln x7y OH
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SILVER Balance, s44,5aS, on. against IS, "a, sol last sstur.
day.
Public money on deposit in rational banks
$55 .926;7 43, against so6. LOG ,652 u week ago.;
1888. 900. the same as two weeks ago.
Internal revenue receipts for the week, ST.
s 1894; customs. 49, 1885, 1851; total OF both. S.
845,64l.
National bank circulation outstanding, $780,
266.Q2G; lawful money on deposit to secure re-
tired circulation, s07, ITO, 8S4; bonds to secure
eiESuIation d .sB az during tho week. sa7,5OO;
and Santa Fs Railroad Company for the month
Of December were s1.4a5, 154. n decrease from
the Same month In 1886 OF S2S.y75. The net
earnings were s675.S3S. y decrease OF s77,3l2.
FOR the Twelve months. January to December
an increase over the same period in 1886 of
an Increase Of STAG. 724.
spsskinG Of the conversion of British con.
soils proposed by Mr., Goschen, the London
Times SAYS: One result OF his scheme may not
improbably be 70 give. a lift TO other Invest
ments, which will retain attractions which tho
8 v cents Will In some part have lost. Mr..
Goulburn's conversion scheme of 1874 has
been recko1ed among the exciting causes OF
same decade. II anything Of the kline happens
nsw-aAd the signs OF 1t are already showing
themselves-thsre will be- lively times on the
Stock Exchange In some departments OF busi-
ingly as operators succeed or foil In forecast
Ing the turn Of events and tho direction Of the
Discount in ths open marks. .ie LpAdon, IN
arswn from ths Baak 81 EnEasd on balance
ss9isS It saSax. and sfs siSs' % S'Y Y,s.Sss.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
Wife and Home Maker.

1.-The most perfect home 1 ever saw
was a little house into the sweet incense
Of whose fires went no costly things. A
thousand dollars served as years liv-
ing for father. mother and three chill
dren. But the mother was the creator
of home; hor rotations with the chill
dren were the most beautiful l have
ever seen; every inmate of the house
involuntarily looked into her face for
the keynote OF the day, and it always
rang clear. From the rosebud or clo-
yer leaf, which, in spite of her hard
housework, she always found time to
put beside our plates at breakfast, down
to the story she had on hand to read in
the evening, there was no intermission
of her influence, She has always been
and always will be my ideal of moth
er, wife and home-malzer. II to her
quick brain, loving heart and exquisite
face had been added the appliances of
wealth and enlargements of wide cul-
ture, hers would have been absolutely
the ideal home. As it was, it was the
best / have ever seen"
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
Telegram.

Never think that you can make
yourself great by making another less
"A good man gone wrong is usu-
ally bad man found out--Btxfdlo Err
press.
Anger is the mother OF cruelty;
cruelty Ia the mother of crime N. q.
Pcdy1sas.
He who obeys with modesty ap-
pears worthy Of some day or other be-
ing allowed to command.
We are all creatures OF habit, es-
pecially tho girls who are out horse
back riding. = Rochester Post.
Some men are born witty. Others
have good memory and some witty
fIiends- --SoDaerUiil Journal.
Ihcrc are many more shining quail
tiles in the mind of man. but there is
none more useful than discretion.
Happy is ne who has learned to do
The plain duty OF the moment quickly
and cheerfully, wherever and whatever
II may be.
- The more a man follows nature and
Is obedient to her laws, the longer
he will live, the further he deviates
from these, the shorter will be his ex-
istcnce.
-Thcre are many people in the
world who spend the first half of their
existence trying to taste all the sweets
Of life, and the second half in trying to
get the taste out of their mouths.
Take the place and attitude which
belong to you, and all men acquiesce.
The world must be just. 1t leaves every
man, with profound unconcern, to set
his own rate. Hero or driveller, It med
| dies not in the matter. Emerson.
| Never did any soul do good, but it
came reader to do the same again, with
more enjoyment Never was love or
gratitude or bounty practlced, but with
Increasing joy, which made the prac-
ticer still more in love with the fair act
! -ShaJIeSbt0y.
1t is brave work TO see men pitch
ing and loading hay. We lie down un-
der the apple trees and exhort them all
to diligence. We are surprised at any
| pauses to wipe the perspiration from
their brows- We are very cool. We
I tttAtAh 10Y AtASs a. We az
mire TO see it going on from our win
dow! We resist all overtures of the
seythe and the fork, for we think one
engaged in the midst of it less favora-
bly, situated to make calm and accurate
observations. Bcechcr
! The mystery OF light is the priv
ilege and the prerogative of the pro
foundest things. The shallow things
are capable only of the mysteries Of
! darkness. Nothing is so thin, so light
so small, that if you cover it with cloud:
and hide it in half-lights, it will not
| seem mysterious. But the most gen.
uine and profoundest things you maS
| bring forth into the fullest light, anC
let the sunshine battle them through
| and through, and in them will opeI
| ever new wonders OF mysterious
uesA A-PhilIiDs Brooks.
IL left the business long ago. said
the ex-umpire, ''but it seems to follow
me still. even to my own home" "How
| is that?" asked his auditor. well
my son works in an iron mill and my
daughter is a fine young lady. 1 gc
home at night and find my boy on 8
strike and my girl gone on balls and
parties. Even my wife gives me chicken
wfngs-foul tips, you know" And the
aid umpire sighed
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26

To cure a felon, fill tumbler with
equal parts of fine salt and ice; mix
well. Sink TIE finger In the center,
and allow it to remain until il is nearly
frozen and numb, then withdraw it, and
when sensation Is restored renew the
operation four or five times, when II
will be found the disease is destroyed.
This must be done before pus is formed.
Cream Cheese-Take pint of
cream which has stood untouched for
twenty-four hours since skimming; tie
1t up in a muslin bag, aud let it hang
two or three days, according to the
weather, until it ceases to drip. Then
turn it out, shape it, and lay it between
straws sewed together, with a light
weight on it. 1t will be fit to eat in a
few days
A house-keeper driven to despera-
ton by foul-smelling geese feathers
plunged her pillows into boiler OF hot
borax water. After soaking four hours
they were pressed as dry as possible
and hung by the end upon the clothes
line. 1t took them about two days to
dry, during which time they were fre-
quently shaken and turned. The re-
suit was very satisfactory.
-''Why can't they make these dunn
mics more lifelike?" said facetious
fellow, halting with a friend in front OF
a clothing store on Market street and
slapping a figure vigorous blow on
the cheek. The dummy" turned
suddenly, let fly his left. and the face
tious man went down on the pavement
as though struck by a lightning ex-
press. PhiladeEphia Times.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
rnilnrNnrl rnlfnrnnr.

Ia medication. as In aught else prudence
should hs our guide. Yet thousands cast IL 10
{ & Winds Hvffy hcW nuAtrufn finds It's pat
f,na the medical enpiries OF every false seIionl
j. vs their guiis. EvrHy change In the Rnfnnt
pi ifuplhnR u runR successfully iy-fof n time at
ltAft the notes being furnished by the crssfitI.
luta, In happy contrast % the many ndver-
tiseh iinpustures Of the day standa Hostsftera
Stomach Hitiars. now ia its third decade of
popularity, approved and recommended By
physicians, lndurHed by the press of many
lands. sought and priced by inxallds every
WHERE II iR nn ascertained specific for and
preventive Of niaiaral dieesaea, chronic indl.
gcsiinn, liver complaint and constipation.
checks the growth Of rheunlntsm and neural
Ri0 "a IL peerless axigsrafit and useful diurctic.
Nervous people benefit by H.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26

In BRANnaEfms pnI.s the true life
medicine has been found, composed as
they are Of numerous vegetables 50 com
bined that each multipiies the virtues OF
the rest. They never esn.do ans harm
Their actions Is always the same. no mat
ter how iong Gr in whst doses they are
taken. Trey purge away the waste par-
iicleS If the systen. They recruit the
animal vigGr ana arrest The progress OF
decay. 1hey purify The blood. They
stimulate the liver. They insiROrate di.
pestion. TbeY open tie poles. fBey
make the bowels do the work 4 the kid
rey~. thus giving these organs am fttimes
need rest One OF two AT night for "A
week III demonstrate their power and Is
generally sufficient 10 cure ordinary
diseases.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
INTENsEH oRlIalna.
A Lady Customers Struggle with an A
comodating Salesglrl.


LA's sasea',, naaaSs.,nS $500 WI" :"
When the salesladv condescends 10
,,,,,.,,.7 =, -, 4s,,,l,, -. =
-, 80, - .s,,, isea AZ
s.s, - 80 80 =,
&C.,. -, - -,;l1;,,r N, :. e9 80,
s,rsa. deal # s.,y;se af which vo,, NAV
sh;n1 80, =, - ~ -, stsna = :, ~ nas5
II i re 80. ,.1,,,,. l,Ia,,lr ,,asser,ar-
4s,.;.. ), said ! ne+,o;+ la,lv - one ~
these oblioino salesladies the other
dav,
What did YOU wish it for?,' she asks
sweetlv.
For a black silk dress
You wouldn't want cut steel trim
mings, would YOU
No.
s.Ah I was inst GOING II say that va
49, sgl1i,e, e,,t s4..sI ,l,,,st a,tir.,l,,
~. 4,s;,,es,,r.s. s.;l1 i -, -.
~ ,,ssss,,..,,4a,.;,s s,,n,,ass
..T.et me 80 that narrow l niece
That i hardly a. vide as YOU will
want she saws calmly. As she hands
vo,, ! ,,iee. von don't want and sazs.
Now If / were Won. I'd have this
on the skirt. anf-n
let me see that other piece
There isn. ano,,orh of II. and besides
It's
I want but a little piece
..Oh. well. here it is; but don't you
think this oak leaf pattern prettierp I
would certainly prefer it if l were
you.
Let me see a piece a trifie WIDER
u don't think that we have any that
von would care for. IT seems to me
sbat thie ,vheat ,,att,,ry, U-o,,Id ba
1oralv 7 bs4,s s,,nt, of i on a hIaclx
dress and you've no idea how"
Haven't you other patternsPn
..Oh. yes: T was lust wondering how
YOU'D lii-a . new cn4 steal na4tern we
have
Il don't want cut STEEL
Mop It's all the rage now, and it
trims black dress beautifully and
on, mere II IS now now would you
IKE q eoilar o. tnls' and
NOT at all want Jet.
oh' 90 yonE we are sellns SO
nlueh Oh tile steer now tha1 ehougn n'
q si.o" u - you Alog ! = prefer 1.'7l
- I - v % me nov y, "o"i0 ~" iAN'
pes'4ee ese iS'l Ioee'
10 uoh "aae lace u any Aiiiu' -.
ls'..e = '.lll,0 - lie'S : S'|;en ~
go = - t. 80
p9llse0is - - = W. !. 'l.'l-- -. '-;s :
psssseiilei,'erie' o0o' 'n'' i'oie :
J0s9 ..1ts !" 10 - ~ " ta1 oe,.s. fan
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
MILD, but EFFECTIVE,
Is the popular verdict of all who use
HAMRJIRG FIGS

The erystalized fruit cathartic. They are pre-
pared only in lozenge forIn which renders them
far preferable to any liquid preparation. either
when travelling or at home; besides this, no li-
quid can be made 80 pleasant 10 the taste or
capable of retaining their medicinal properties
unchanged as n the concentrated form in which
the Figs are prepared.
Hamburg Figs are highly recommended
by the medical profession as mild and effect
i've laxative and purgative. They are sold
everywhere at 25 cents a box Dhse, Fig.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26

Dr. J. $. CoMRs. UwensNille Ohio says: II
have given $eott'- Enanisian OF Cod Liver
OIL with Hys ophospiiiteE 10 four patients with
battHr results tfhn seemed gsslssihie with any
RI mecy. All were hereditary raaes OF lung di-
scaae. aud advanced 10 thai stage when Coughs.
4 Ia Ia the eiiest. frequent Or nthIhg. frequent
pulse fever and knaeiatien. All these cases
have incrsas il weight tfutn 10 20 y lbs. and
are not new feeaing any medicine.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26

woman IN Walton County, tia. .
claims To have performed Inparolomy
upon the eraw OF sick hen. taking ont
the organ. cleaning and washing Il. and
restoring i 10 is rlare; the stitches l,e-
Ing aflerwafd sewed up ind the hen set
free. iha birJ. ii said to haye rccuv.
a..,.1
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26

There is scarcely an ache to which
children are subject SO hard to bear
and so difficult to cure as earache. A
remedy which never fails is pinch OF
black pepper gathered up in bit of
cotton batting wet in sweet oil and in
serted in the ear. 1t will give imme-
diate relief.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
The ezar,s sI.bls. eosl ) .sOo.oog annually.

White Elephant of Siam, Lion of Eng
land, Dragon of China, Cross Of Switzer-
land, Banner of persis. Crescent of Egypt,
Double Eagle of Russia, Star of Chill. The
Circle Of Japan, Harp of Erin.
To get these buy box of the genuine
DIR. g. McIANE's CELEBRATED IivER
PILLS. price . eeuts. and mail az the out
side wrapper with your address, plainly
written, and cents in stamps. We viii
theu mail sou the above list with an ele-
giant package of Geographic and ehro-
matte cards
FLEMiNe f3Ros., PfTTssuRa, PA
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
RIDING A HORSE.
Buffalo RlH Does Not Like the English
style Well the American.

Buualo RlII Does Not Like the English
style "a Wen as the American.
The American way OF riding horse
Is the only way that comfort can be had
for both man and beast BY the Ameri-
can way l mean sitting in the saddle.
| am sorry that great many gentle
men of this country are using the En-
glish style on horseback that Is. they
rise in the saddle with the motion OF
the horse. Last summer when | was
III England | noticed this style par
ticularly / don't see how it can be com
Portable. and | know it is any thing
but graceful TO see man humping
up and down in his saddle. The
English who saw MS ride soon came TO
this conclusion. They agree that the
American style was the only style and
soon began to copy MS. Expert riders
came down to see me. They tried the
American style. and now many gentle
men can be seen every day in their
park riding the American style. re
ride properly you must sit firmly ir
your saddle. Get comfortable sud.
die to begin with. Then sit squarely
in it. Have your stirrups long enough
to save some of the weight from the
horses back and SO that you can raise
yourself in them when necessary. ]
always raise myself in the saddle TO
shoot. / can get in steadier position
aud get a better aim. When sitting on
your horse grip him with your legs,
between your hip and your knee. Sit
erect and hold your reius low down
and short enough to feel his head. The
first thing rider shonld do is to learn
his horse. Learn the different gaits
of the horse and then ride with the
horse go with his motion. This is
less tiring to the horse and to the rider
~. +. Cody Buffalo "atJ, iR Ctica.
90 Inter Ocean.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
rreHrra PILES.

sxMfroMs- Moisture, itte7ae itching and atinMinE
rnoat at light; worne BY scratching ~ nilpwed u
tinue talors form which vften bleed and nlc1fnte,
becoming very sore. BwAY&E'A OfhTMKHT at0ps the
eases removes the tunors y T. c4naf gtieeeeng in
Propfsrtors. PHILADELPHIA. SwAxNRh OfNrMEsT
be- obtained a druggists Bent b. mail for 80 gents
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26

raid Afra. Smith to her sister Mrs Dayss as the
sound Of a eiiilds shfieks came acros- the gar.
den from a neighbof's house. +sN hal kind OF n
woman have sou los a nsighborf Does she
abuse her ehidren3 NO indeed. replied
Mr. Davis. "ihe Is one of the most tender
moihefs IN existence. But you see. she believes
ti the old IA htuned styles OF doetoriHg. When
child needs physie, she fills spoon n tfh some
nnuaeous desc. LAYS tbe tile victim fiat un her
lap, told hts nose till he Is foreed Co open hi-
mouth for breath. when down goes the dread
ful mess. Then come the yeil=. .sNo wonder. =
said Aifs. Smith. why doesn't she use Dr.
Pieree's Plens ant purgatixes Peliets2 They arc
effective without being aafeh aud are easy
IA take rs sugar plums. | always give them "a
my Children And do l. said Mrs. Bayis.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26
an HONEST Pourp.

do yor knew that STAR PLUG Is the
only iirst-ciaas Chewing Tobacco that Is always
made In 1a.ox. plnssf You save from two h.
four ounces on every plug Of Tobacco used, by
taking only STAR, and you got the best
Tobaeco made.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-26

The latest French remedy for debility of any
organ is Dujardin's Life Essence Ii is the pro
duct of years of experimental study, and is in
daily use in the French hospitals, with great
success. Prize. SI.5O q bottle. All druggists.