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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22
SNOW SHOES.
A Necessity For Hunters. Trappsrs ana
Those who Must Travel Over un.
broken Snow.

Those who look for the first time on
the wide clumsy snow-sliocs that hang
crossed upon the wall OF young
bachelors apartment. or nre exhibited
in some museum among other curious
things from the North. would regard
them as an awkward sort Of shoe. and
difficult II not dangerous thing to
use. The beginner Is as III ut ease as
cat with paper shoes on. aud more
certain TO come to grief. With the abb
iect humility that follows the first trial
comes respect for the snow-shoer OF
only average ability, awe and admira-
tion for the expert who shufiies along
unconscious OF the great fat surfaces
tied to his feet.
In the northern part OF the United
States, and In Canada. where IL is said
the year consists OF ..eight months
winter and four months poor sled
ding" the snow-sloe Is a necessity for
hunters, trappers, and those who must
| travel the unbroken snow. These men
begin as boys tramping about with
long narrow clapboards fastened to
! their feet, setting wire nooses for the
/ little white rabbits that track the snow
with their own broad feet. As they
grow older they get their first pair OF
| raw-hide snow-shoes. and with these
| they 20 beating abont the country on
! longer excursions with gun ON shoulder
| soaring away everything but the noisy
squirrels an2 impudeut chickadees. As
men, one must be with them to ap.
preciats the ease with which they can
sa lun 'ss ss,. 'n n.aa,,ass h.nts ci;.g;ns ~
.n.', usmn s w "a So, .S.r5
n.nps anu vi oass. .a aaa - -.
Win shiP anu Jump. a.. ~.
| Ieggea, s.ar.eu o
roughes. places "nele .ne klea. 'Iess
uprootea oy tne = s.9rn,s ns p.sa .sa IN asa. ena-
less cohius:on M unuef s'i,,a nsn.n 'ns nom. .',.
never tripping never iattng As yeur
Indian guide tells you; oariin iaii
down. very poor nunter
nave heate rom tnose "no kuew
Nun OF certain iuln "el h'an ~ oaaaus
VINO was SO goou sno"-shoer tnat
there was not man ~ the "uoie coul,-
Try VINO. running on haiu y oao-
way Win moccaslns, coulu peas nun as
ne ran on ms sno" -snoes in s''e 'eep
p - ,..oraa,;o. .na .r,;.l
rs nlea"s u .ee.San s. anu ~ ta.
enyos sme Ss; Aes;-
.hAeu VI " ~ Tasa
cans VINO vlsN Eana Iany .ta..
ysa.s snow e'uo1, .:aa .t's.:s
at Montreal' nave neIu. oea sa aa.
reguiar ramps, a,. - ~
year, wnlcn many Psopls Ao.i shs
Unitea states nase Aeen ~. !.
1nese carnisais hase . DeSn sss iuaeatpsA aH.A -
our own cities wnere there has peen @
enough snow ana ice ior those noFsnean
sports.
There are hurdle races also. II seemi
to us impossible to jump hurdle with
snow-shoes such as are worn ut Mon
treal. These shoes are the kind we
see most commonly in the United
States. and are noticeable for theii
long heels" which would be dreadfnl-
ly in the way when jumping.
In the early wars with French and
Indians many a winter campaign
S -, - =,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22


Demands ON womnn's Time and Talents.
Invention has done much to tighten
the drudgery OF a woman's life, and
within the remembrance OF most OF us
the change Is wonderful. Think OF
the spinning and weaving and the
Inconvenience that attended the dairy
work. Now the products OF the dairy
are sold In milk, or the butter Is made
at the creamery.
In view of the great improvements
one would almost think there need
not be much domestic manage
ment.'' But the housewife of to-day
works Just as hard, IL not harder, than
did those of fifty or one hundred years
ago. Our houses are larger and more
rooms are used. Once the kitchen
and sleeping rooms were used daily,
and the sitting room and parlor only
on state occasions. Now the parlor
Is used as much as the kitchen, and
we must strive not only to keep 1t
clean but TO make 1t attractive.
Once garment would wear for
years before 1t was worn out, and II
was always In fashion. Now it must
be made over twice year { II 1t wears
as iong), for fashion must be observed
to some extent, and many believe that
we might as well be cut of the world
as out of the fashion.
The children of to-day make greater
demands on their parents than did
those OF long ago. They only at
tended school twenty or twenty-five
weeks OF the year, and when old
enough helped in the house or out oi
doors. Now children go TO schoo
forty weeks, and parents must assist
/ them.
To supply the wants OF the children
and the necessary demands OF home
requires small fortune, which, un
| fortunately, few farmers are blessed
with. The fact that the farmers in
come is so small, in these days, Is on'
reason why the duties of the farmer
wife are so arduous. She labors to Civ,
the children ali the advantages in he
power, taxing her mind and body tc
devise ways and means" in orde
not to make too great drain on th'
husbands posket. II requires mucl
more work to do the cooking now, n
the style of living has changed yer.
much in our day. Our homes mus
be made attractive; this must be dom
largely by woman's hand, and it i
wonderful how much skill and tast'
some women display in this. To max
home attractive for our children W
must be social and cheerful. and thi
is sometimes hard for tired house
keeper. We must not forget tina
society has demands on us. We mus
entertain and mingle with the worlc
and must attend the grange meeting
now and then.
To do all this try to systematic
| your work; plan for the morrow be
fore you retire at night; have every
! thing convenient about the house
and be well supplied with labor-sayin
/ untensils.-Ex.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22
aoW,s THIs ?

We ofrer One Hundred Dollars reward for any
case Of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure
We, the undersigned, have known +. J. Cneney
for the last Is years, and believe him periectly
anciaiiy able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. ,,.,.,.. =,
WEST & TRuAx. wholesale DRUGGISTS. Ioie1o, "
gists. Toledo. o. .,, -.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken hternally. actnt
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ol
the systeln. Testimonials sent free Price tee
per Bottle. Sold By all drnssfsfs>
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22
General News.

The Venezuelan government has
approved the reciprocity treaty with
the United States.
The national machinists' union hos
become international, taking In
Canada, and has decided to exclude
negroes.
Madame Blavatsky Is dead.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22

House dresses are especially bewit
ing this season in material and grs
full cut Dainty and rich mater
which would be too ornate for st1
dress. may be selected. with excel
taste, for this purpose.
This graceful dress is suitable
afternoon wear at home or for q
family dinner party 1t is compt
of dark green velvet. with a draper
fancy green cloth over il, and h
cloth sleeves. The cloth used in
dress has dashes of red and b.
through it. The scolloped border
the velvet are edged with dark
braid. and the velvet skirt falls oy
skirt edged with a band of blacl
fur. This dress would be very
tiful made up in a conlbinatio
brown velvet and fancy brown
of a lighter shade, with bar
mink fur on the edge of the ski,
it could be made up in two
of cloth. with trimmings
silver Helena RoS
Rostsekcepi1lQ-
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22
a yaIunbIe Hint.

It used to be said of a new dress
that the making will cost as much as
the material, but now it is even double
in amount. Most OF the Boston dress
makers ask from twenty-five to thirty
dollars for making street dress. A
woman of economic intention recently
planned to save by adding a new
waist to an old gown and spent days
in searching for the best terms OF
making. The prices ranged from
fifteen dollars for good work to six
dollars for an uncertainty OF fit. The
economy OF renewing part OF the
,lress at such cost became doubtful.
This woman and many others might
profit by the successful experiment o
a Maine woman. She gave lessons in
dressmaking by which she taught her
pupils enough OF the mysteries to be
able to make theirsown dresses. For
about the average price of making
one dress she drafted a perfectly fit
ting pattern for the pupil and then
during the term of lessons the pupil
made one or two dresses according to
her ability. It is strange that many
women who sew well and can fit a
dressare not able to give it a g profes-
sional, finish.'' They have not yet
learned the secrets of pressing or OF
attention to trifes, the lack Of which
mark the amateur; in no way can
women make moreS more money by
saving it than in learning something
of the dressmaker s art.--New England
Farmer.
Study how to look neat when doing
your house work, You may not be
one of those women Who thinA the
| worse they look the more work they
can do, vet most womerff from different
motives occasionally fall into .slipshoo
| ways. One is so tired, another thinks
nobody minds how she looks and 9
third believes it is an extravaganza te
work SC fixed up Not that one should
ever do rough kitchen work in an ex-
nensiye dress, or come from church
and get her Sunday dinner in her best
and perhaps only nice gown; but
giving Difference to fitness, wear as
shapeIy and neat dress as possible
eyery day in the kitchen, for many o.
US wotild seldom look well II We
waited until, work was done before
thinking of self and personal appear
anees.
OF various efforts to induce Mrs
Garfield to undertake literary work
lnone have been successful. an
VERY busy in my family and that il
i the end Of my ambition. In no wa.
i am personally famous. The nam'
I bear is honorable and honored, bu
my own life has been only that OF al
ordinary woman devoted HUSBAND
land children. . she says.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22

A port of refuge is in co
strucfion at St Michaet
island of the Azores. or
900. 600 has already be<
Il is on the southwest
is}and.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22
Woman's S World.
Current Comment.

The people OF Kiowa, Kas., elected
Mrs. ID. Paxton mayor OF the town at
the last election. Directly after her
installation she dismissed the former
marshal and appointed new one,
and directed the eleven saloons and
billiard saloons to be closed. Every
Influence possible was brought TO beat
upon her, TO no egect. She is mex
orable, and says the saloons cannot
be opened, that she has been elected
to enforce the law and that she pro.
poses to do 1t.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22

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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-22

shaving, Haircutting and Shampoo
ing in the latest and best style. Spec
ial attention paid to ng Ladies
hair. Your patronage 9ectfuiiy so-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

berian authorities refused her permission
~ proceed TO nessaland, but securing
tho services Of two Kfoo boys, she cm.
bsrkod in a frail canoe and stole away.
After four days and nights ON The ocean
sho reached her destination aud she sent
the Kroo boys back to Monrovia sho
discarded all clothes, aud In the costume
Of the country--a cloth around tho loins
began her journey for the chief town
Of the BnssnA
Arriving at whroabo's town, Jaclnio
found him busily preparing Tor bis war
like expedition against his enemies. but
when sho In her beauty presented her.
self before him and told hin who she
was, his purpose changed Instead OF
preceding to war he rave orders i0r
fcasting and general rejoicing 70 cello
hrnte tho return Of his long lost bride.
Jacinto accepted this position, and used
her Influence In such a way that Whreabo
forgot his warliko Intentions by de.
grocs sho 20 Influenced him that no dis-
missed his other wives She induced
him 70 look upon the Liborians without
hatred. aud 10 changed him that oventu-
ally, from being that colony'a enemy, he
became a bulwark 10 protect II from iis
foes Finally fho won him TO Christi.
nnity
For many ycau this woman oxertci
On influence for good over the savage
chief. but some ten years ago She died.
Since thon Whfcabo has never loft his
town. but aged. blind aud feeble. "a.
tienily waited Tor tho final summous-
New York san.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

Even m ordinary death IN n hotel
cautc' landlord great distress. while
suicide almost drives bin frantic
DO you know said n hotel clerk,
"what consequences follow "a fuiridol
In tho llrst place. the event o. tolc.
graphed all over tho land. aud every
travelling man secs H. Nothing on
earth would ever induce ono OF the
travelling fraternity to lodge IN that
particular room. So the frst thing 20
b. done i to get rid Of the old number
Of That guest chamber Tic number
i disposed of, never 10 return. and n
now number l. placed on the door
"rhe ruroundings must b. entirely
changed New paper must be put upon
tho wall. new carpet upon the floor,
new furniture, now bedding, aud then
the domcsiics orr Instructed mover 10
mention the circumstance Of the death
TO any guest 4 suicide always occa.
sions an expons, Of several hundred
dollars to the hotel proprietor, aud an.
noyinr questions nfr asked Of landlord
and clerks Tor months niterwari. Yin.
dinnapolis journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

Many people have been told That
vcrgonnes. w.. Is the oldest city In the
Union. hut thoy arc msiniormcd
Vcigenncs took out her charter Ia
lisa Hartford and New Haven.
took out theirs In 1854 vorgonncs.
however can truihiully clnim 20 be tho
smallest and the most quiet city in tho
United States, ns she has a population.
after i03 yonrs Of cityhood Of LA
souls, and covers n territory Of only
1900 acres
Her boundaries nrc a milo aud q half
ono way and a milo and % quarter tho
other She has a mayor city coun.
ell full board Of aldermen aud a com.
plotc city government Thoro np Of
iiocs enough 20 that nearly every mnn
In the town may have one In this
way the political squabblcs and selfish
struggles for power common TO most
ciilos are entirely overcome There arc
Offices enough 10 so around and every.
body Is happy. boston Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

Telling 9Th stories over about tho
court house has suggested the great
catch made by Uppinghou.e ut Canton
many years ngo. The t'mo mud tho
amount caught vcrc discussed consider.
ably but no definite conclusion wa,
reached until a few days ago Mr Miller
wrote TO Frank upp.ughousc Tor inior
nation. The catch wns made Ia March,
1868, ncnr Canton With ono large
soinc-i9l feet loug-t'ioy pcnnod tho
ilsh in O. chute and cnught thcm ou,
with smaller fcinoL 10 ono tim, Cur
H., of ST. Louis. thcy .o'd i.j urrcoa,
netting thcm overs, COo. This was by
mr. the greatest catch ever made bcfor,
or since on the Mi.,iisip? river MONT.
cello ,Alo.l journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

In the United States oranges and lem.
ons arc produced only Ia California aud
Florida. Tho orange crop II tho latter
T. practically out OF the way before that
Of the former h rcady for the market
Tho California orange Is Of slower
growth than tho Florida product aud
does not decay no soon. Thcomnge yea.
con In California lasts five mouths, be.
ginning Jan. I, and Il will DO prolonged
in future, as the people are planting
Valencia oranges, which do not fipen
till July. Tho lemon Is more sensitive
10 frost than tho orange, and Il Is pro.
duccd with more difficulty IN Florida
than In southern California, for tho rcl-
BON that the former state Is moro subjcc.
to frost Ia. A. Sheldon In Forum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

The region IN tho vicinity Of the north.
ern extremity OF the Gulf Of California
Is inhabited by a raro and terrible crca.
ture-a member Of tho lizard tribe
called the "Manoater Of the Gulf" liz
Is hardly large enough TO warrant hia
awe inspiring name, being only about
fifteen inches Ions but Is one Of the mos,
poisonous orcnt,Hcs known TO natural.
lists, He Is u member VI tho lizard fam,
fly, some akin TO the famed ella Mon
fter, and his body IA almost as brittle ~
glass,-St. Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

Steam pip are made Of ramic fiber.
hardened under tremendous hydraulic
pressure, and posscssiuga tonsilostrcugih
equal 10 two nni onc.half times that Of
tiecl The ramio fiber, or China grass,
has tho property Of being unaffected by
moisture; Il will not shrink nor swell. Il
10 a uonconductor Of heat. Il cauno,
rust, md these features. together with
it1 great strength, are all desirable In
steam .nos, is utilization IN this line
being rcgardtd, therefore. rs one Of the
Probabilities Of the future New Yorl.
Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

Kissing under tho misiletoc is q ralis
Of Scandinavian mythology. Loh haiod
Bladder. the Apollo Of tho North,
aud as "ovorything that springs from
fire, air. earth and water" had been
sworn not 10 hurt the celestial fworiic.
the wicked spirit made an arrow Of
misilotoc, which he gave 10 blind Homer
20 test. The God Of Darkness shot tho
arrow and KILLED Blldcr. Boing restored
to life at the urgent request OF tho gods
and goddcHes, the mistloioo was given
10 tho goddess Of Loyo TO koop, and
every ono who passed. under u received
a kiss. to show that tho branch was the
emblem Of love aud not o. DEATH Tho
mistletoo s. parasiticnl plant which
hourishos ON the branches Of many kinds
81 trees In northern Europe II a. the
yisuum album Of botnnisis, and d tra-
quonily found on tho apple. and Ices
often on the oak Tho dinldl regarded
II with PECULIAR reverence, from iia con.
ncction With the oak, the iavorite troo
Of tt''r divinity, Tuianua, who seems
10 Ia been Identical with the phmni-
clan !. linal. or the sun. The plant ii
very rarely found Ia Scotland and
nowhere IN Ireland. Il abounds in some
parts OF England. - Brooklyn Eagle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

It Is announced that tho members OF
the lcproly commission, who aro now
pursuing their researches In Smla, have
nado tho important discovery that the
loprosy bacillus can DO Isolated aud cul,
tiyatod urtlhcially, A rabbit was inoc.
ulated and killed after some days, aud
distinct leprous nodules were found in
the body II IS stated that tho bacillu.
has mover b1foro grown outside the hu.
Inan boiy.-Ncw Yogl; Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

There Is a curious instance Of an echo
ut Tatenhill, slailorlshiro. The tower
Of the church there has an echo that 70,
peats five times tho syllablos uttered NJ
the centrum phonicum, which Is about
seventy yards distance. Whispering
galleries eau scarcely DO considered any
thing but odd items In our sacred odi.
fees. or these there aro examples In
Gloucester cathedral and st. Paula
Gentlemau's Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

Mr.. Emma Bostwick, once known a.
the American jenny Lind, has probably
retained her voice TO a greater ago than
any other public Singer She s. now
seventy years old, but her voice u
fiill pure and fresh. and gho sings Va nd.
mirable time and tune She Is tho
daughter Of nm English viol.nist. named
Gillingham, and began her career on tho
concert STAGE when only twelve years of
age. by the time fho was twenty rho
was widely and faygahly known. Her
voice had a range Of three octav,s
Theodore Thomas. then rising young
yiollnlst, was among those who took
part In her concerts
She was married In 1890, but did not
retire from the concert stage. For a
number OF years she was tho soloist NJ
tho New York philharmo 70 society.
She haa never sung In opera, and tho
wonderful preservation Of her voice Il
to be Attributed partly to that, and part.
" TO the care she has observed in hor
diet and mode OF lifo.-Exchangc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

A Belfast (Mol young man met an nc
quainlance on tho street one day last
week, and assuming % savage look, saidi
"Ten years ago you licked me. have
always remembered il, and now l am
going TO return the compliment" Hc
had harllygo tho acknowledgements
before no landed In heap la the gutter,
while the other fellow walked oH nut.
tering something about waiting twenty
yegrs for tho next round.
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g August
Flower

Mrs. Sarah NJ. Black Of Seneca,
No, during the past two years has
been affected with Neuralgia Of the
Head, Stomach aud Womb, and
writes: MY food did not seem TO
strengthen me at all and my appe-
uie was very variable. Ny face
was yellow, my head dull, and had
such pains in my len side. In the
morning when / got up | would
have flow Of mucts In the mouth,
and a bad, bitter taste. Sometimes
my breath became short, and / had
such queer, tumhling, palpitating
sensations around the heart. Iached
all day under the shoulder blades,
In the left side, and down the bacl;
of my limbs. II seemed 10 be worse
in the wet, cold weather of Winter
and Spring; and whenever the spells
came on, my feet and hands would
turn cold, and | could get no sleep
at all, tried everywhere. and got
norclicf before using August Flower
Then the change came. II has done
me wonderful deal Of good during
the time have taken il and Is work
ing complete cure" %
c. c. GREEN, Sole Manfr Woodbury., N ].
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Among recent inventions % nn nuto.
matte electrical pump, Il shuts on by u
slow closing switch when tho tank b.
ION, and starts again just b,foro the
tank becomes empty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10
MRS. CRAHAM'S
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

snoi cosmetic IN the sense In which that
term s popuiafiy used. Dot renaanenty hoan
til0a. 10 frra.cf a soft. smooth, clear voNgiY
ftin, and by daily uso gradually makes The
complexion several shades Uhuer u D. con.
slant protection from ihe tuert o. sun hhl
wind and rfctrnta suuHuin and ifecAleai ann
h'1gkheada viii never come willie you ufe u.
u cic1rara the face Tar better than soap ana
water. n1urlshca and build up The stin y SUES
hnd thus prevents the flfnaton ~ Nnnhca.
u F|NNa The frfHlunfF. fIelrufN huu fluunih-
rfif % skin that You tad when n itile rri
ltcrg lady young o. old. 0uf1t 20 ufH u, =. ~
s'tes more youthful arretfanee On any laiIs
auf thh Permanently. 7. funiains 70 sou
powder or alkail. aud y aa harmless 70 deWtnp
a. nuuushiHF n the tsin ns dew % % ihg
flower. Price St.pO, 90 az afurg ~ AUD
hilr.drrf6cis. o. 81 Ma ecfyalfe Grlnanf cs.
tahiifhment, i0i Poet Street Ben FRANCISCO
whtfe she tfchts ladies ilf 40 hlenIshes o. tho
face or lufo. LADIES at Distance treated by
lcuer send tilmp f1r her little book, "iioW
70 be ncautnul."
Sample Bottle mailed free to my
lady on receipt ~ 10 ctntft stamps 10 pay Tor
postage aud packing. Lalg agents wanted
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The general ped Is that tho Eclipse Grocery and Fruit Com
Edny carry The ry best goods IN hor Inc 10 he found dneheTe IN
he city, and that coupled 1 he treatment and obigfng
their sssnea, make ~ he most dtrdcte places
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