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For January.

THIS Is the season Of yesr we io0k over st ok
to see what can be sptre5- W. find B.sy4
Knee Pants. Coston.ds bTt batter 70 wear
than poor wool years. - cts. . and ~ years
0 cts. very few of other sixe-- Boys' CortsBroy
suits. ) TO Z. short pant 3. ~ size : 70 H. Al
2 90. and IL II and q for - ~ They are zooa
~ the money. Men, ft4s.iEneg PsaLs for IS
has We ought to get 81 right .sosg hut some
lies are zone ana ant TO close up flse lot
Then we have Coston2ds Pants. for men -
low as . cts pair they ere not v-Fy geo
but AZ 81 to I-z5 ae offer a g~Eu ne a. irse for
everyday or common Sunday ~esr stripes o.
Plaid CEevoit Shirts a. IoE AZ s. css and az
a. 10 ard O. cts according to 81. and quality
In Cbiidrs : Underwear. red grey and whIte
" have great variety. md a prizes that
you'll surprise snsns-e- led or Grey COL half
Hoe fJr 4 ali >iZe-, az > c-fsf or 50 to u.
dozen. Te newer had their equal before. In
something 10 est we offer dry Seeta rises
RaissHss Prun g Apuiez PfuEn=. Grapes X :
as low as cts round. sTss SOME at les, We
would like on 70 try them In Canned Goods
sc can bea. tire verdi in price and guilty In
-yrUps BY the barrel 2ocis "a loo : the lowe I
Tor g0<d art8eis- Genuine Mapze sugar. biz.
lot at Is cts a poEn11 aaE1 YOU 10 ry Is .
But write for onr gsaHsry u = il contains
many rev bsrzaius- and mpl1s VIII BE-
mailed Tee. address, SMITHS ca II STORE
Ills Fac 81 san Freneiseo. a.
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SENSIBlLlTY TO PAIN.
1t Is More Developed in the Nervous
Than In this Musculay Typo of Men.

It Is More Developed in tn. Nervous
Than In shs Muscular Typo of Men.
In dealing with man we may roughly
divide him into tive main typss-the
nervous and the muscular. The nervous
type would DO represented BY the man
with an active. piercing eye; face
wsoss features exhibit all the charac-
teristics of energy. intensity of thought
and feeling; a narrow chest and badly
developed muscles In tho muscular type
We should find the man with features ex-
aibiting constant expression of repo.s,
with powerful and well-dsveloped limbs
and slow Of speech and movement
Good examples Of the ere type might
be found among eur scholars and
students, of the other typs among our
agricultural laborers. These are ex-
IRENE cases; in some Of Us the muscle
element predominates, in others tie
nervous Bus the i'm psrtant part is thar
these types are not equally sensitive TO
pain. Asy medical man, relying on his
own experience, would say that as gen
erzl rule the nervous typs was far more
sensitive than the muscular.
Numerous examples have occurred in
the writer's own experience all pointing
in the same direction; indeed, he has
known man of the muscular typs under
90 tas most painful operations who have
at the time exhibited no indications OF
suffering, and have en- being questioned
BY him Acknowledged that they did not
feel much But the evidence is even
stronger in the cass of uncivilized races,
she observations OF all travellers pointing
to the extreme insensibility 70 pain ex-
hibited by ssvases. A good example
was given in the Spectator few months
ago, when 4 correspondent related the
TACT that on the Introduction Of boots
int New Zealand the vanity Of the
natives was SO great that when one Of
them was happy enough to become the
pos.essor Of pair an found that they
were too small he " e., net hesitate 10
chop Of toe or two. s,snch the bleed
ing bv covering the stump with \ little
hemp, aad then force ths feet into the
boots.
Other facts con nected with diseases OF
the brain may be cited in support Of this
suggestion that the more active and
wide-awake the brain i. the mere sensl-
tive to pain does it become. In early
Inflammation Of the brain, when the
amount of blood circulating through 1t
i, larger than usual, 1t becomes ex-
tremelv sensitive, so much so that =
bright light or loud sound gives rise to
actual pain. while at a later stage, when
Ii. circulation is much diminished. all
these symptoms disappear and the
natient becomes less sensitive tnan
when in health.-Nineteenth Century.
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> ilJONE1.
Fulton, Or. January z, 1890

There is something about the success
Drs- D'rrin meeting with which l.
truly hard to credit. yet we have il from
persons whose veraciiy we cannot doubt
that their rures are remarkable. The
above case is peculiarly striking. Pro-
fe-sor Looney is a man Of uDfuubted in
tegrity and well known throughout The
state and nation. The above card to I'rs
Darrin is pos tive pro, Of the unexampled
success which attends their ire 8tment. Il
shows how radical as well as une pected
are many If their cures, and how chronic
diseases of many Years du alton are uH-
able to resist their skill, and is but one Of
the many cases which the doct.rs have I'M
dertaken, and is only ONE o, the scores If
patients TO whom they have restored
health The author of the above state
ment, We have full assurance in sa ing
was actuated in publishing the same by
no other motive han gratitude forhIs cure
and desire to make known the means to
Others as unfortunate as himself. When
we iefie. what great boon is health
when we consider that without il the
slightest approach to happiness is imp s.
sibie-that it is, in hort, the greatest
earthly blessing We be Otherwise than
immeasurabiy surprised to find anyone
who has lost this great treasure. and yet
hesitates so follow plainly defined path
leading to its recoyery' To see a sick
man or woman NJ glect or refuse TO visit
Drs. Darrin, who may dc him or her some
good, and cannot do harm, is equally as
inexplicable a mystery. Try then at all
events, common sense would suggest. A
consultation will cost you nothing. The
doctors could fill this page with resp IL
sible certificates, but their fame Is 80 wide
spread it is unne 'essary -OTegoi,ian-
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DEATH IN cHLonoFoRM
The Most Dangeren. An.
Employed by NedIc., 49,. NOW

"'P'"sed bv Medical Mem
soi.riDutor 70 the London f..,ca.
.@os that In the medical iourna,s ~
tne last ten years there are rar,s,n,aa ~, ,oa
", ny hore) cases of death nnda.
cnioroiorm- Many OF these are ya.a -,
perieciiy described, but In al laast ~
ns cases the patients were 10 go,'d
s.aerai hsaith At the time OF admlniS.
sanoh, and required an anmsthst,o
'ofeiy Tor the performance 81 soms
ninor operation; 9. r., extract;on ~,
e.o.h eleven cases OF death, radna,,n -
VI uisiocations mine casesl. ave 800, rs'oA
''ons' nstuls and 20 on. In soyn. az
iihe Cases death ccurred b.f,... ~ !.
commencement Of the operat,on 80 "
"' ciear'y due 70 the chloroform alone
"a ABOUT twenty Of the cases it IA noted
mat chloroform had been successfu1l.,
given on previous occasions. in ons =,
many as eight different times be,ora ~.
'atai administration. 1t il eviaen+ -
.he foregoing that chIoroform ia mace
tam IN It's action; that not only do r.e.
PIE die while under ch,orofor, 49,,
also from "; frequently. too
~neh ~ Is used by skillful hands
VI course. 1t is possible to retort th,,
~ was not properly given" which NAV
De correct. This will not alter the Z, !,
Hlat these accidents prove cbloro,orn
20 DE powerful agent, very difficult b
administer properly; indeed. 80 dific,,,
ana dangerous that it is scarcely srita-
ore Tor routine angsthetic. wher !.
rug less powerful for evil can replace e
The nauseous favor and the sens. ~
sunocation from ether can be ENTIRELY
lone away with by the use of nitrou.
'xide' and its inhalation made more
agreeable than even that OF chloroform.
while the patient quickly become, an,
Conscious withoutths struggling so com
mon with chloroform. The writer zoo.
IN 10 say: II have not yet found = sin
gle patient who has once inhaled etbar
preceded by nitrous oxide COMPLAIN of
'uf1ocation, or object to take it again on
the ground of its unpleasantnesss.
The readiness with which chIoroforno
snects the heart, the smailness Of a IA
cal dose, and especially the ease and
'uddenness with which such dose can
ne inhaled, almost by couple of deep
inspirations, will make its safe exhibi-
ton always difficult task to invariably
accomplish. Having had many wears
experience, | have gradually come to
believe chloform to be a less safe anas-
thetic than ether
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GOSPEL or MAMMos
"on for the Times Preached -.
hes. Kobert Bardstte

'mon for the Times pr.~.hx
Hes. Robert Burdstte.
tAppointed TO be read In a Iona ~.
u voice in the Church OF the Holv c..
Sers the first Sunday in the calendar :,
saint Dives and fifty-one sundav. 80.
mai Ihree times a day, before. after Ana
ouring service. and at other tin,es 49,
sonseh'ent and there is q big crowd
present To be read in all the cburebas
", expect or hope to collar the shekels
'hs ungodly or rake in the scads NJ
mo good In the year Of grace 1881.
70" thsrs was = certain rich man
"nioh was clothed in purple and 6ue
hhen ana Jared sumptu0usly every d.v
blessed forever DO his memoir. tnr
10 nath this day given 81. 900 to the
left for himself. S''''
onout his name nightly. and let Il
appear In four-lins plea at the head ~
the column. ASa1 "a
oiesseo is the man who can give bis
eheck Tor three figures; his seed shall
Do mighty upon the earth.
but more blessed Is he who can
1t four; his mans shall BE- urittAn q, 49,
records and printed in the m inut.s OF the
association and craven with tina pen ~ !.
cunning cribs upon tho chronicles Of
.ne conference. Yes, thsy shall cali him
Mister in tho synod and Doctor him in
the convention.
But thrice blessed is he who can r,.l,a
" ten and five noughts; mis- horn shall
De exalted with honor: he ahatI 10
known in the congregation and on
changs, when he stitch among the
elaers Of the land. Yea, when he eostb
iorth horn shall be blown before him
ana wnen he givsth dollar gong shall
% beaten in the sanctuary.
Lazarus shall behold him from A.
on and make ready to vacate the prem
ises In Abraham's bosom.
Abraham shall hear Of it and shall,
greatly enlarge his bosom and have 1t
nawiy furnished and rsupholstered
throughout. Selah.
The praise Of our lips shall set him on
nigh; II it bs 80 that he can not read
then will we call eur college, after him:
ana II 1t be that he signeth his name
with mark, 10. then shall We sndow
Chairs Of Egyptology and Sanscrit liter
ature in his name.
PROM An OBSOLETE Gospel.
tExtract from 4 strange manuscript
found IN an obscure country church. said
to have been written bya man named
Mark, but believed BY eur richest sohol-
ars, on account Of the general air Of i'm
probability and the absurdly impractical
bic and preposterous teachings enuaci-
ated therein, to b. the cunning invsn-
ton Of satir1st)
And Jesus sat ever against the treas
ury, and behold how the people cast
money into the treasury; ana many that
were rich cast in much. And there came
acsrtain poor widow. AAd she threw in
tive mites, which make = farthing. And
he called unto Him His disci pies, and
saith unto them: Verify say unto you.
that this poor widow hath cast more in
than all they which have cast into the
treasury. For all they did cast in of
their abundance; but she OF her want
did cast in all that she had, even all her
living Brooklyn Eagls.
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In making soup porcela'n-hheo
soup-kettle is great convenleacei IL
should have close cover to keep IN the
steam and prevent evaporation. Cold,
soft water should always be used. ana
salt should never be added until the
soun is done, as salt has tendency
"a harden water. In cool weather II Is
well 70 keep soup stock on hand from
which soup can be prepared IN short
time.
Human history is the history OF the
,3,cation Of conscience, Of the eyer-in-
Teasing apprehension Of the moral law,
AZ the widening Of the circle Of ethical
obligation. Selected.
All experience hath shown that
mankind are more disposed to suffer-
wbile evils are suffersble, than 10 right
themselves by abolishing the forms 10
which they are accustomed.
1t is easy in the world to live ai' are,
,hs worlds opinion; it is easy in sol-
tn5s 10 live after our own; but the grea.
nan is he who in the midst of the crown
keeps with perfect sweetness 'he III"
/ s@.snos of santude. 7Emersen-
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HINTS FOR AMATEURS.
fhinss That inexperienced sportsmeu
Should Make q Note OF

'hings That inexperienced sportsmsu
should Make . Note OF
An excellent treatment for a bullet
wound is to wash the wound clean and
cover with clean muslin saturated with
solution of carbolic acid or alcohol.
The great object is to keep the wound
clean and protected from the air. Do
not foolishly probe for the bullet. 1t
a be better extracted after the heal
ing of the wound
To extract fish hooks from your flesh
Or clothing cut the leader free and push
the hook on through, depressing the
upper end so as to bring the point out as
'ear as possible to where it went in
Don't try to pull the hook back over ths
barb.
Thirst can be sbated by the eating o.
acid fruits or lants. The chewing OF
wigs, barks Or leaves of trees and
shrubs will also afford temporary relief
snow and ice aggravate the thirst BY
chilling and closing the salivsry glands
Learn to shoot without shutting your
yes when you pull the trigger. Begin
lers will find it hard TO do this, but it
INST be done.
In sighting either shotgun or rife the
eft eye should be closed, except in the
.-se of left-handed persons; then the
ight eye should be closed. Some men
rep both eyes open, but the majority
( shooters and all the crack shots close
he left eye.
An extra pair of socks are handy on a
l.. =, ~
hoes nicely dried at any lady hosts
ire, you will be in comfort for the next
morning on your way home.
Avoid sleeping in close rooms. Keep
he apartment we'll ventilated. Let in
fresh air, but keep out of the draught.
When out shooting carry small
'quare of channels skin saturated with
,ure oil. Then you are prepared to well
.rease your gun in case of rain-storm.
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Reader. the above Is warm II people
would believe the following truthful state
ulent as readily as thew swallow Sera-seTpeat
stories, It would De the mans OF saving
thousands Of lives The statement which
We desire to make in the poSs eaphati,
ptdaHsT, +. that DR. PIerJes Golden Ned
ical Discovery. If taken IN time and given
ease Of the lungs, Ii this wonderful me<ii-
cine don't do all we recommend. when taken
as directed. we viii cheerfuIly and promptly
return an money paid for Il Can any offer
be more generous or fair No other nltsil-
cine pOSsssSes sufficient power over that
fatal malady CollsInptiosa. To warrant Us
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Drs. Darrin can be consulted free at the
Washington building, corner of Washing
ton and Fourth streets Portland. and Hotel
Gondolfo, Tacoma, Wash. Office hours
from 10 to 1 O'Clock daily; evenings, Z TO 5
Sundays, 10 TO Il. All curable chronic
diseases, loss of manhoot, blood taints.
svphi is, gieet, gonorhea. structure,
spermatorrhnea. seminal weakness, or loss
OF desire of sexual power, in man or wO-
man, catarrh and deafness, are oonfdeI :
TALLY and successfully treated. Cures Of
private diseases guaranteed, and never
published in the papers. Most cases can
receive home tr atment after visit to the
doctors office. Inquiries answered and
circulars sent free Parties writing will
please mention this paper
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EVERY SYMPTOM GONE.

Probably no disease iuficts so much osns,n
uous pain as Rheumatism. over no sing { N
plaint has DR.. David kennedy's Fayorite Eern'
eSiy, of Rondout, y Y, won more cures than
Rheumatism. by its Use the agoniZed patient
can once more We his limas and freed from pas
years Of pain
Nj Frank Strait, 4 well-knewn merchant Of
New Hamburg. y. V. says: y suffered tortgres
from Scistic Rheumatism. Ny case was 4 very
bad one, and none Of the means taken gave me
relief / use Dr.. David henuedy's Fayorite
Remedy, OF RoudOut. y. Y, am entirely rid al
every symptom of my trouble. Only three bot
Ties brought abou: this wonderful result. Ii has
built me up and been of great benefit 70 me IL
other WAYS | heartily recommend it 10 otheI
sufferers.
DR. KENSEDY's FAvORITE REMEDY, made a.
RondOut, " Y. 81; for s..
send for book, how 70 cure kidney, Liver and
Blood disorders
The only legitimate anger Is a holy emotion
directed against an unholy thing. sin, not OUT
neighbOr, must Dc its object
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EVIDENCE
From n WeIi-kaawn FIrm or san
Fra"es-ro Draymsn.

These Testimonials are consiantis ee,,,.
y 9 70 the Office OF the prnprfsfors Of The
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purchased one dozen bottles of your
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How Diamonds Are Split.

The diamond has grade of cleavage
plane. the same as most mineral or
crystalline substances, and hence 1t Is
possible to split or divide one into two
or more parts. Sometimes large piece
is removed at once from gem by Spit
ting, but /, is process attended with
much risk To accomplish this matter
the stone is carefully studied and It's
line of cleavage ascertained; it is placed
n hardened cement in the proper posi-,
ton, and the sharp edge OF steei
,hisel. resembling s. razor. is carefully
adjusted so that the division will be al
she points desired, and sharp rap wlu
A hammer is given IL Perhaps no mo''
costly blow may be struck in any
mechanical work than this, for IN ma
oipulating a large diamond, if it Is un-
,killfully given gem OF several thous-
md dollars value may be spoiled
Memphis Scimeter.
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This il great offer. Just Imagine the
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Rare novelties. shapes and artistic i'm
ported oieopraphic and chromatic cards.
A large and fesutiful COLI elton sent ~
mail to anyone VIII wi d. This: Buy :
b Of thu genuine Dr. McLane's Cele-
brated Liver Pills rice Is cents and mail
~ the outside wrapper with your sddress.
I, stnly VIZ tten, and cents In stamps
We will then mail you thu above list with
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Budersn are not generally aware that these dis
esses are eontaztors, that they efe due 70 the
u the nose and elstaehan tubeG Microscopic r.
search, bo~eyer, has proyed this 70 be fat ard the
result IL that simple remedy has been s0rmniatsd
permanently cured In from TO three simple sp-
piicatio1s made at house by the Tatiens In tws
weeks A pamphlet explaining this new trezrmeDa
5s7 and $40 West King st., Toronto, Canada -Se;~S
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In the German reicfstag the bu4get
mas parsed the second reading I e
proposition to exempt from mi i,ary
service all theological students was re-
lected. Propositions for mitigating the
terms Of service OF such students we're
accepted.
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When man mas uone good thlng'
he sits down TO rest, but when ne mas
lone bad thing, be loses no time IN
loing another.
IF your heart is larger than your
head You injure yourself ana II YOU
head is larger than your heart you IN
ure your neighbors.-Atchison clone
He who attempts great things may,
t is true, fall short OF his designs gu,
ertoinlv he who attempts but little Viii
lot accomplish much
Nothing is more wearing on s sens y,
i've nature than TO be made SORT VI
afe-dey ,sit where people can i'"'S
,ha;r Go re,n-MilSauksa Journal
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1t is always difficult to make people
appreciate the fact-which is certainly
, fact-that things said in the black
md -white forcefulness and pernanence
# a letter are far more effective than
hey would have been If they had been
,poken The writer meant them just as
re would have meant them had he said
hem. and he does not in the least re-
4ect that, by the loss of accent, look and
gesture, the thing he writes may be
widely different from the thing he would
nave said. There have been countless
luarrels engendered by things written
in all innocence, and which would have
tad no such effect had they been deliv-
red by the living voice. People vent
heir petulance in word, and easily cor
rect the impression by following it with
smile of apology, glance that soft
ms. or word which modifes. All Of
these things are, of course, wanting IN
the case of a letter. The words tell for
their worst, and in the absence of the
writer there is nothing 10 moderate the
,nnovance to which they give rise
liyerpool Courier.
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sure cure for blsnd bleeding and {rchiar
Piles. One boz has cured the worst case oil ten
ears standing No one need suffer ten min
ntss after using Kirk's German Pise Oihtnsent
u absorsJs tumorsl sllass the itching acts a.
poHitsce, gives relief. DIR. Kirk'e German Pile
ointment II prepared only for Piles and itching
q NE private parts, and nothing else. Every
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Soil BY ORA zgists and sent by mail on receipt
~ price. Sl.tG per oox. J. J. Mack & Co.
Wholesale Agents, Gan Francisco.
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manufacturers IN selling II under such ny
ing cozRiisiorS. The Golden Medical Dis
covery + not only the uNoS- wonderful
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sSsiIaia1ed. thus htIikiiug IN beta s-rsDssh
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Ee-Inz coughs II + absolutely uTaS@Galsyi As
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embryo
rolling
slipped of
which could be eli hour
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SURE CUnE Fow PILES.

How we admire the man who happens to
catch Us when We are doing good deed on Il {