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But nv presence of mind did not desert
me- have /, strong will. and vowed
that our child's Inheritance should not
be thus squandered. My husband kept
. handsome volume in which he record
I'd minutely description. the prices and
the dates of his purchase of this mlscei-
laneous collection. My mind was made
up | numbered and ticketed every one
Of these horrible knickknacks with my
own hands. [ complied their catalogue.
and headed it as follows:
Messrs Hammer dS Tongs have the honor to
announce that on Thursday next they VIII sell
by auction in their great rooms In blaAS
street. the valuable collection of pictures, por.
celain furniture in the Sheraton Adams and
Chippendale styles, arms Limoges enamel
uuaint watches and clocks. formed with con-
sumnate taste and at lavish expense by gen
tlenlan who has no further need for them
myself arranged with the auctioneers
who, with some -amplifications. adopted
nv catalogue. and a day was chosen
when my husband was at last occupied
II believed remuneratively) in court.
Well, the time came. / was so excited
that, although sorely tempted to be
present, did not dare to attend the
rooms of Messrs- Hammer q Tongs-
! The evening came, and with it my hus
1 DebQQ. III d lIGAIlIlC cLssOC vi C<Aulh1h eebAOA.
you've won the caser' l exclaimed.
fondly and adIniringly
'sOh. never mind the case" he re-
Joined ilnpetuously; lit was settled, and
got away quite early. Having made
the money | turned in-now don't be
nngry, darlington moment to Ham
mer & Tongs-most exciting sale of an
eminent virtuosos curios, and you'll ad-
NIT that after all my Judgment was not
80 bad; for it was an exact replica of my
own-tiliflg for thing and picture for
picture only that his Rembrandt and
Rubens were poor copies. and his George
Morland evidently spurious. The whole
lot were going for perfect song, SC
p
Good heavensl' | ejaculated; ''you
don't mean to say that you bought youl
pwn"- But at this crisis mercifu
film came over my eyes. and I swooned
away
My husband is completely cured, ant
we are gradually now trying to collec
modern coins, which we pick up else
where than in salesrooms.%St. James
Gazette.
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NATURE.

know she loves me. Every day she mis-
NY soul with Joy that only true love thrills:
So free, cannot measure II would
This love unspoken yet well understood
-Tis never once the same, this tale of love,
Tor now tits written in the blue above:
And IL the hand be hid, yet still trace
The clearest INNINGS OF her lovely fisce.
Or yet she breathes it in my raptured ear
No sweeter romance can we mortals hear,
For when among the trees the south wind
plays
Each little trelnb bling leaf her love betrays-
Or now she drops. all loverlike, hoWer
As il 10 company some quiet hours
Or yet the throat of some sweet singing bird
Repeats the tale. and all my soul is stirred
So, like a courtier. everywhere stray
She smiling meets me. as for holiday.
As IL to draw me in her close embrace
And like lover. WOO me face to face.
Mary Woodward Weatherbee in Boston
Transcript.
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is here and has come to stay. It hopes
to win it's way to public favor by ener-
gy, industry and merit; and to this end
we ask that you give it fair trial and
if satisfied with it's course a generous
support.
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Am Improved Castor.

A useful castor of novel form is being
used in England. It is intended to obvi-
ate the difficulties arising from the ordi
nary construction of castors, where the
roller is carried on cranked swivel arm
which is easily broken off. The center
pin of the roller bearing is fixed in u
small plate, rotating freely round cen
tire pin secured in the body of the castor.
The plate named. when pushed round
into any position, rests on tho base of
the cup or disc of the castor and is thus.
while quite free to move in any direc-
ton, thoroughly supported IN every posi-
ton. It is, in fact, well supported
universal joint The castor Is a great
Improvement on the older types--New
York Commercial Advertiser.
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When One sleeps.

A shrewd man says, "A man can de-
reiye me as to his real character when
he is awake. but if | can once see him
asleep can tell you what he is" And
there is strange truth in it. In sleep
man is off guard. The will no longer
dominates, and first nature comes back
and asserts herself One can make his
face say what he chooses when he is
awake, but when sleep touches his face
it tells the truth. The forced smile slips
away and the cruel lines about the
mouth stand out. The closed eyes shut
out the look of determination that some
times gets into mans face without the
reality in his soul. and the childish indie
cision and irresolution that come back
show you that the man is weaker than he
makes You believe
It was half knowledge of this fact
that a clever French woman used to
phrase when she declared that she never
would see any of her friends early in the
morning, because she hadn't got her mask
on yet Her face hadn't got the soul out
of it yet-or hadn't got the soul into it
which was it?-and she instinctively shut
herself away from detection. We all jug
gle with our real selves and appear to be
what we are not. more or less, but the
truth does manage to get itself said some
how and sometimes.-New York Even
ing Sun
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Al Eve to His niparian Rights.

A Young business man in town recently
bought a strip of lapd along the lake shore
in Lake View, and short time afterward
moved up into the vicinity of the land.
His friends say that he did it so that he
could watch the land, but this he denies.
However, he has a good eye for the main
chance.
at isn't big strip he said, 'but it
gives me riparian rights; that is why l
bought it,"
'4Going to fill in7" he was asked
mo The waves are making half foot
a month for me by washing up refuse
This is to show that he has a good bust
ness head. 1t was rumored in real estate
circles that he got out on the shore in the
morning with hoe and a rake and pulled
in everything that got within reach, but
this could not be verified The following,
however, can be:
HE was standing at the window one
morning, looking over his land, when he
suddenly startled his wife by exclaiming
excitedly:
"Great Scottl There are lot of boys or
my land playing sailori"
tWhat of it?'' his wife asked innocently
"What of iti'' he cried. What of .
Why, they're digging harbors on my ri a
rian rights. Wait a minute and I'll fix 10. ,
He grabbed his hat and rushed out.
Ibid you settle it?'' asked his wife wher
he returned a moment later.
"Oh, yes" he replied with the air of I
man who had done good stroke of busi
ness "It's all right now. told 'em tha
that was no way to play sailor in Chicago
that they ought to build piers to land thei
boats at, and now they are building pier
and making more land for me every min
ute"
That's the eye for business some mel
haxe.-Chicago Tribune.
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aal1lsH peilLAnIHaopls1s.

Strong Language of Carlyle on Those
Who s.Embarked In Philanthropy
By way of iudividualizing for ourselves
the philanthrupist as Carlyle believed hes
found him in his own country, we ask first,
think, What is his place in society," what
is his relation to others not philanthro-
pists? BY way of answer to this question
we learn from Carlyle that society is di-
vided into two great genera, as they may
be caIled-the great dumb .'inarticulate
Glass; and .'the articulRte class" This
latter class we find is further divisible into
two-a large ignoble majority. Intelligent
and influential busted mainly in personai
affairs,'' who ''accept the social iniquities
and the miseries consequent upon them,
and q. select small minority in whom
some sentiment of public spirit and hu-
man pity still survives, among whom, or
not anywhere, the good cause may expect
to find soldiers and sovereigns." 1t is
these last, 1.-The silent small minority"
that are Ctrlyle,s philanthropists. If we
say that in some measure they answer to
the remnant of old Hebrew times as treat
ed of by the late Mr.. Matthew Arnold we
shall not go far wrong.
Passing to Carlyle's charges against the
class now under consideration, those who,
to quote his own words, embark in the
Dhilanthropic movement" his first and
heaviest charge, at bottom inclusive of all
Others. is that they misconceive the situn-
ton 1t is not that they deny the existence
of great public misery-we have seen that
they are even impressed and stirred to
| action by it, They at least do not call good
evil and evil good, put .bitter for sweet
| and sweet for bitter No. but they seem
never to have asked themselves how it
| came about that "any world or thing fell
| into Misery or if they did the true an
swer to the question seems never to have
occurred to them, viz, that it was because
it had sfirst fallen into folly, into sir
against the supreme ruler of it, by adopt
ing as u law of conduct what was not
law, but the reverse of one"
| The offenses and omissions of the las
200 years, Carlyle believed, had been every
one of them registered against his country
men in heavens chancery; had all tn,
while lain there generating frightful inter
est and compound interest, until at las
they had produced the frightful situation
the philanthropist would cope with, hav
ing for some of it's palpable external feat
ures abroad an Idle black peasantry,
by the thousand, at home, 30, 600 ''discon
tented needlewomen who can't sew;
scoundrels in Jail treated by the method o
love, the deserving poor. struggling bar
outside to keep their heads above water
further taxed at the risk of their entir
submergence. in order that among scour
drels the method of love may reign; 5000
600 paupers in the country, "Connaugh
potentially cannibal," and as ''the evange
of freedom and real programme of ne'
era, !" the "whitewashing'' of the ''scouI
drel population and the sweeping out
; the cutters Lecture of Robert Nivens.
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None so little enjoy life and are such
burdens to themselves as those who have
nothing to do. The active only have the
true relish of life. He who knows not
what it is to labor knows not what it il to
enjoy. Recreation is only valuable as it
unbends us. The idle know nothing of it.
1t is exertion that renders rest delightful
and sleep sweet and undisturbed- The
happiness of life depends on the regular
prosecution of some laudable purpose Oh
calling which engages, helps and enlivens
all our poEers.-New York Ledger.
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Only four of the six states created with
in the past two years have nicknames, so
far as we have heard. These are the Da-
kotas, Montana and Washington North
Dakota has been dubbed the F1icker-tail
State, South Dakota the Swinge-cat State,
Montana the Stubbed-toe State, and Wash
lngton the Chinook State.-St- Louis Globe
Democrat.
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There are about thirty castles and pal
aces in Spain which can be rented at
from s. to $40 per week, cash in ad-
vance, and any American who lands
there with 81 600 IN his pocket can fling
ON more style for six months than he
could get here in fifty years on an in
come of $500 per week.-Detroit Free
Press
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Wentman-I don't think much Of your
poetry. Tenner.
Tenner Colfum-No? 1 don't think
much when I write it.-American Gro
Ger.
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X The Daily X

four pages Of six columns each, will be
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cents month
It's Objects
will be to advertise the resources of the
city, and adjacent country, to assist in
developing our industries in extending
and opening up new channels for our
trade, in securing an open river, and in
helping THE DALLES to take her prop
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Leading City of Eastern Oregon.
The paper, both daily and weekly, will
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For the benefit Of our advertisers we
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noID rl,AIN
a Masked Man Enters MI Express Car an
lInIhA III Ilin Arnnt.

iioius Up INC agent
Urea, y. y, Sept. S0.-SpeciGl Amcri.
can express train No. 81, due here at
$40 n. III. to-day, vas robbed between
hero and Little Falls. The robbcr
brought the train to u Btandstill a mile
cast Of this city by applying the air
brake by means OF the valve In the car
and he then escaped in the darkness.
The expaess ogcnt in charge OF the car
was Is. a. Moore. As tho train only
stopped here q short time but a part OF
his story WIS secured. II seemed that
the robbcr got TO the front door OF tho
Cur and got tho %fastenings open and
surprised Moore while at work. lie
covered Moore with II revolver aud
sorted over tho packages, taking such
Us he supposed were valuable. II Is not
known how much was taken but one
package OF 5000 in currency was con.
cealcd by Moore and was therefore
saved. Tho robbcr was masked. Moore
continued on the train. Ito has been
in tho employ Of tho company ten or
twelve years and there is no probable.
ity that his story is other than true.
AS tho train ran into the Central do
pot Mt Buffalo at U:20 this forenoon Il
reporter boarded the cur and uskod Mr..
Moore 70 explain the robbery. "Well,
sir" said he, ~ was never so surprised
in my life. All at once while asserting
packing near Utica heard n pistol slot
right in my EARS. | jumped up, and
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There gro in Old Orchard, Me-, three
apple trees which bear each year loads
OF apples shaped almost exactly like
pears. If ftLFI VI


The morning and evening mIsts that pcrvalc
the atmosphere Of ria.ariois localities cannotb be
brea,he'l with ~imrunlty. y safeguard IS needed
TO render harmless the dangerous miasma,a with
which they ARE lmppgac:ed. The surcs;, safest
defense L. llOs:etter's Stomach Ri,tcss. 1t Is M
aniidote 10 tho poison which mas already been
lEhalel ald bornc fruit, an adequate rreyentlye
OF lis harmful effects 10 prcrasatlTe Tor breath.
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the isih:nuS of Panama.. western pioneers and.
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iiiuenccS in air or water iinl in Il a benign rene.
dy. nm c.!cctual safeguard. Disord.r RS OF the
stomach. liver aud bowels, "la grippe rhei,na.
Ism and kidney complaints are rclIedled b the
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Failures During The Inst Quarter.

NEw YoEr, Sept. 30.-Ths business
failures of the United States as reported
by X. q. Dun & Co. Tor the quarter end
ing September 80 are in number 2,754as
against :, l9G failures for the same quart
or Of 1850. The liabilities for the 1891
quarter amount to over $4,000, 600 as
against ) 5,jO0,00O in 1880, showing an
increase for 1871 oil 55S failures and
nearly nine million in liabilities Tor the
quarter. In the nine months 1891 just
closed the failures in the United States
number S,S2S with liabililieso !Sl3G, 000,-
900 rs against 1881 failures and $780,
100000 OF liabilities Tor the three cor
responding quarters OF 1890.
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ClrciGo, Sept. %0.-Joscph Dallas, one
OF the men under arrest on suspicion OF
causing the death OF L. F. Gates, OF
Marietta, O., In this city a couple Of
days ago was identified to-dayas Joseph
Dallas, Of St. Louis. lie Is said to be
a son Of Superintendent Budweiser, OF
the Anheuser-Busch brewing company
OF that city. Ills parents stand high
in st. Louis society, but the young maj
was wayward and it ia safl his father,
alter helping lin ont Of 4 number OF
scrapes, despairing OF his reformation,
disowned him.
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