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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
GOING TO EVANSVILLE.
to the River Improvement

Delegates to the River Improvement
Convention Depart.
Yesterday the Wheeling delegates to
tho Evansville convention of che Ohio
Wiley Improvement association left
for the Indiana town, They are Mcssrs,
w. H. Peterson Henry Baer, Lawrence
u. Sands and Howard lIazlott The
meeting will be held to-day and Is to
take measures furlhcrIrE the scheme
for the systematic Improvement Of the
Ohio river by means Of locks and dams
between Pittsburgh ana Marietta, and
open work below Marietta, The Wheel
ing delegation win cndenvor TO secure
for Wheeling the 1898 meeting OF the
association In accordance with the sug.
gcstlon recently made by the lntolll.
Eonccr Congressman Dovcncr VIII
also be- present for this purpose,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
BELLE ISLE
Park Association has been Incor.
porated and VIII Erect
ONE OF THE FINEST RESORTS

West of tho Ap-ghOnies OH Wheeling iS-
Iand-Ths Capital Stock is 100000 or
Which 100000 Will he paid mp anu all
or II Expended Within the YeAr-Base
hall Grounds, Race Track, Casino and
Other Amussmsnts wan be run summer
And Winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
pIrrsBuRe EXPOSITION.


Thursday, October Il, and Saturday,
October 1G. Round trip, 50 %. includ-
ing admission to the Exposition. Tick
cts good three days. Round-trip tick
cts will also be sold Saturday, October
18th, at rate OF 81 so, good returning
Saturday only.
Last week OF the Exposition.
Go hear Sousa's band.
Last train leaves Pittsburgh satur-
day night at ll.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

Tho best snlvc In the world for cuts,
bruises, Horoa, ulcers salt fhcum, fever
sores. letter, 0aappcd hands, chilblalns,
corns and all skin cruptlons, aud post
lively cures piles, or no pay required, II
IN guaranteed TO rive perfect entlHfao.
ton or money refunded. pflcc 20 cents
per box For sale by Logan DRUG Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
Low RATES 10 NASHVILLE
Via PennIyivAin Lines for West VirginiI
DRy Mt Tennessee Centennial

Wednesday, October 20. will be West
Virginia Day at the Tennessee Centen-
NAL and International Exposition, at
Nashville. For this event ten-day round
trip tickets TO Nashville will be sold via
Pennsylvania lines, October II and 49,
at $l2 so from Wheeling and other ticket
stations on the Pennsylvania lines In
West Virginia. For details, apply to
John Battle. city ticket agent, or j. g.
TomlInson, passenger and ticket agent
wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

MOUNTAIN GLEN. Ark.-our chill
dren were suffering with Group when we
received a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. It afforded almost In
slant relief.-F. A. Thopnton. This cele-
brated remedy Is for sale by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
Last Excursion 10 PIt'sburE NEXT Thus.
day for the Exposition.

one fare for round trip from Wheeling
or Bcllalro via Pennsylvania llnee to
pittsburgh, valid returning Saturday.
The Exposition closes this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12
Last PIttSburE Exposition Excursion
Next ThursdAy.

Low rate tickets will be sold from
Wheeling and Bellaire, October Il, via
Pennsylvania lines, to Pittsburgh. Last
week OF the Exposition. sousa's mar.
velous band Is there. Return coupons
valid until Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

SII0ppNGof oil kinds and all commits
nllVi iN" sion p. ~. rSSC2S,'sd With.
out charge References, Send for cir
cuilr. MRS. NJ. s. SCULLY, 3SOS Chest.
nut Street, Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-12

A TEMPTING supper at st, Mat
thew's p. u. church rectory, Wednesday
evening. for 26 cents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
rApRrCFs or FASHION.

There is hardly more than tint Of gray in
the tone Of a satin straw braid walking hat
With this straw blends admirably the pure
white silk drapcd on the brim, which is given
tone by veil of cream applique lace, the
arrangement providing soft nest for a rather
largo gray.and white bird with long tail
Fixed at the left side, Color is contributed oy
q bunch OF pink roses fastened at each side
OF the back under the brim.
Muldtudmous uses are found for black and
white accordiou.plaitod frils of mousSelIRe de
sole, Liberty gauzc, or chilonette, as it is also
called. and grass linen. The frills vary in
width, some are made double. the double
edged being pulled or shell effect produced;
others are laid at intervals in box.plaits, and
A third class is shaped in Vandykos. Rows
of satin baby ribbon in contrasting or corre-
spending colors are set ON some of the plalt-
ings, though entirely plain ones are just as
fashionable
The Vandyke plated frills appear on many
dancing gowns Of crepe chiilonette or silk in
the form Of Borthas, bretelleS or sleeve frllls
IN bodices and in panel fashion or as foot
trimmings in skirts
Along the closing OF Russian blouses the
plaitings are cascaded, rather fuller at the top
than AT the bottom, the sleeves and neck
being also adorned with the same graceful
trimming.
Russian crash and oatmeal cloth, which is
very like monte cloth, are two substantial
linen fabrics adaptable for outing suits in
blazer or Eton style. With such costumes
are worn shirt.waists of wash silk or Of any
of the ginghams or French cambrics de-
scribed
Provision is made in the patterns Of most
fancifullv designed sleeves for two lengths
one extending to the elbow for ceremonious
gowns and one in regulation length Tor gen.
eral wear
The effect of Tam OShan,cr crown IS
achieved in large Ieghom hat with tur'
ouoisc.blue chflouette dotted in self, upon
the crown being rcw upon row OF pulls
Black velvet is tied about the crown IN u
bow in front and at tic left side Is set a
black feather pUnpon aud a u.ack a'ggcI'e
A line OF heavy white satin nl'"r wire
fastened to It's center sustainS the brm, when
droops over the face IN front and Is gently
rolled at the left side TO show a large chou OF
the garzv stuff ANA lot ol large piuk roses
ne trimming Ueng supported oy d oandeau
anu extending to the back.-From The Dss'H
eGtor.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
PRItls AND FLrPFs


heretofore mohair " fiat cotton bfhids were
nhtd 10 bind cotton skirts Recently q cotton
eofd.cdgo bmid came nio vogue for binding
cotton gowns, aud linen braid Of tho same
kind Ia tho natural linen color i1r linen
dresses These bindings are patterned aitcf
The yolyeteon and woven wDrhlod skirt bind
lngs familiar " everyone aud arc equally seT.
YiccAblo
Orgahdy. null and iabncs Of liko texture
are preferably finished with narrow plated
or iniled foot ruil.e Of the material. which Is
sppi.od, of course, % the slIp skirt tho latter
DtIng cut shorter 10 accommodate tic rullc,
since tho rutle must BY no means prOirudc
beyond tho outside skirt
riaid silk tAiielAs IN fancy color blondlngs
are q frequent selection lot waists that nfc 10
Dc worn either with skirts Ot wool canvas In
q solid color or Of black ianca with lusuo
nu'ing that Of satin. Til, is newer for tho
purpose than black brocadcd silk though tho
latter is largely worn, ANAL patterns agan
prevailing
Tie glossy black hfic,A Is likewise chosen
ior fancy waists. Roman stripes arc reap
pcaung this time In uheias clncty devoted
TO waists An exceptionally drcsty toilette may
comprise such a waist aul u sgltd skirt u
black Liberty gnuze or silk
skirts include either I've 0r seven cores
Tie ripple Va skirts is rather ruggcslel llian
icaucd
The mIness ni tho back 0! a new Gve.gofod
skirt b. disposed .u ian.pAis
lu some skirts 'Ar fuuoas 10 reduced by
yalhcn massud at lAo lack
UuuliV wells are very stylish uui very t.tt.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
SPARAGUS
KIDNEY PILLS
Their Sale in Astoria and
Vicinity Reached Enor-
nous Dimensions.
HUNDREDS OF BOXES SOLD
YESTERDAY.

Think Of hundreds Of boxes Of Dr
Hobts sparagus Kidney Pills being sold
In Astoria In single day. And this
Of a medicine that was little heard OF IN
this vicinity few weeks ago. No amount
Of advertising could produce such mar
Yelous tales. Those who have used this
remedy have received such benefit that
they recommend II TO their friends; that
together with the open, frank and honest
manner of its Introduction. Is the proper
explanation of It's success.
It Is vitally important to good health
that the kidneys should be In perfect
order Hundreds upon hundreds OF the
ailments that humanity suffers from orig
mate from the fact that the human puri-
fers Of the blood are not performing their
work properly. aad. like anything else
that % out OF order. should be repaired
II you are sufferer from backache.
rheumatism. gout, general muscular
weakness. neuralgia. headache. nervous
exhaustion or generally run down. go 70
your druggists al once. and make the
best investment you ever made in your
life for - cents. Get a box OF Or. Hobbs'
sparagus Kidney Pills from your drug
gist, and in a weeks time you will have
undergone change for the better that
win surprise you.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
srMMER PANCIEs.

variety is the keynote Of prevailing fash.
ions. Diversity Is shown as much in decOTa-
ton as in the construction Of gowns, and pro-
digality in trimming IS the rule.
Organdy dresses are all frills and puts. In
one instance a group Of narrow ruhies is the
ornamental factor; in another il is bands and
frills Of tilmy lace; in third q tasteful appli-
cation Of embroidery that looks like the work
Of some def;-dngered needleworker; in yet
another plaitings Of chiffon, Hoasssl!F: or some
kindred textile.
Besides these trimmings, extra touches are
given by ribbons. That patience must supple
ment skill in the disposal Of these various
trimmings is evident but the result usually
eompensates for the labor and the average
woman accepts the task cheerfully.
Yellow, blue, cerise and watermelon-pink
stripes vary the white taiIeta grounds Of ma
terials frequently made up in dancing dresses.
Moire glace Louisines are new and admirable
for entire gowns. In these the warp is al
ways white There are other glace Loulsines
without the water-marks, and half-inch check
Lousines for waists, the colors in the checked
variety being navy-blue, heliotrope, black or
forest.green with white. Truly there is no
dearth Of alluring fabrics from which TO choose
the Summer outfit.
A saddle gore is introduced as a novelty in
the skirt Of a two-piece cycling costume
The Eton jacket flares gradually from the
throat and may be made with or without
reyers.
One Of the newest cycling skirts is divided
at its back edges, includes knickerbockers and
is made with a saddle seat having full fall
openings.
The chdpeau par excellence is the walking
hat. The trimmed sailor, so long fayorite,
though not depOsed, occupies far less i'm
portant position than it did The walking hat
is sufficiently varied in style TO adapt it 10 all
types, though the differences in the shaping
Of brim or crown by which this IS done are
not pronounced.
The large hat with the dropping or bent
brim is worn with dressy attire on the drive
or promenade, while the walking hat, like the
trimmed sailor, more often accompanies the
morning gown. though there are dressy ex-
amples Of il suitable TO very elegant gowns.
Leghorn and Milan straws are seen in large
hats the fancy braids being still made up in
other shapes.-From The DelissdtOr.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
woRrIi KNOWING.

\ ritlr Hubonrhonntc OF soda or potash
added TO milk viii keep Il FROM turning
sour m hot weather. while few Jumps
90; sugar IN Ih" ercam jar viii answer
the Same purpose.
\ mcana of preserving cgg employed by
the Scotch n dipping them into boiling
water FOR the space ~ minute or two
This causes The white bf thr rgg 10 form
a sort Of membrane which cntirrly ra-
oludcs tho ur
Cut noWcfs viii rrtain thrir freshness
much longer II "a liltle powdered charcoal
to added 90 the water IN which they nrr
placed II h also good plan 90 snip the
,sfds Of the stalks oycry day
Light wooden materials are the coolest
ana hcslthlcnt wear for bot weather
siarebcd Uhlnss ara not 90 bc recon
m,odrd. as the starch oba,ruc,s ,hr free
passage n air
Mc1, should never hr luid on Jish
until cooked bui should be- wrli hour,d
and suspended by string. 80 as 10 give
the air free arcvss 20 every part
wet umbrella should newer De icu
open 90 dry. as strrirhlnR whllv damp
makes the elk liablr to split !, should
ha plartd hundlo dowawari and the
moisture irrt 60 drain uniformly
Fresh nsh should not hr soaked in
walrr before cooking, AH !, dcstruys Doe
nayor aud makes Il soft
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

when days long course OF toll is done,
Before the rest OF night,
/ stand to watch the setting sun
Drop slowly out OF sight
Then In the clouds | love 10 trace
The forms OF hill and plain.
And think see my native place,
My distant home again.
| love the wind that blows from hence
with news | long TO hear:
| love tho wind that blows from hence,
My greeting oft to benr.
Across the silent deep blue skies
Seek out my home, o breeze!
Beyond the seven hills 1t Hes,
Beyond the seven seas,
How blue those heaving seas and deep,
How high those parting hills.
The sunbtams on their green crests
sleep,
Their wales the shadow fills,
o land Of YOUTH o vanished land,
| seek distant shore,
And can over hope to stand
Upon thy mountains Imore?
or In that country whore ! go
My weary wanderlngs past,
Shall | look round about and know
My native home at last?
Cornhlll Magazine.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
,atlng fcar that women viii never

eating fcar that women viii never
learn 10 enl
"The Insult the craving Of strong.
healthy stomach by giving II cGlhires and
lco cream instcad Of the proper f9od
Nearly al the young women 90 the same
lhing Every tine they 40 they wo4k,n
their muscles YOU can not possibly train
e muscle unless sou have given Il the
proper food
"tp 10 this time" tho enthusiast c'h-
tlnued girls aud women have dey0tf u
their attention almost exclusively 70 The
development Of their arms aud legs This
h o great mibtnkr Women need. even
more lhln mfn. to give much ntl nilon
10 thr development of heir Nnl Organs
The css ana arms work much more caei.
IS II ihe silal organs are wtll developed
'Wt.a gltl nrst gees 81 flr payH J
training the teacher should tsaeh her 10
ril wbDl'som' food. such bs sieniy,
chops rare roast beet. whole whcnt tro d
ana vegetables Glrls don't need lcs. ui
rnould drink mix. plonly Of IT, Instead
N,Si fhe should teach uh"m 20 rtnn1 aHd
then 10 III before she start, them 10 oa
regular training
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

The nrr upon the hearth n low.
Ana there ls stiffness everywhere;
Like troubled spirits. here ana there
The nrrllRht shadows duttrrlnR go
And NJ the shadows round me creep.
A childish trohle breaks the gloom.
Aud softiy from farther room
Comes Now lpy me down to sleep"
Ana. somehow, with that littlr prayer.
Ana that sweet trohlr IN my ears.
Aiy thought goes bnck to dlatnni ycnfi
And llngorn Win dear one there;
Ara. na hear the child's amon.
Ny mothers faith comes back 10 me-.
Crouchcd aI her side seem 70 be.
Ard mother held my hands again,
on, Tor AN hour IN that dear place.
on, Tor the praeo ot that dear tlmol
on. for that childish trust sublime
on. FOR a glimpse Of mothers facet
Yot. as the ahadowa round me creep.
do not seem 10 be- alone
swcol magic u that treble lone
Anj nov lny me- down 20 sleep"
Eugene Field
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
Greatly Benefited After "a Years of
Suffering.

a reporter called on Mr. E. Coon. OF
No. % Straight street, Grand Rapids,
Mich, who. in reply to his question. told
the following regarding DR.. Hobbs Spar
agus Kidney pills;
Il have suffered for fourteen years
with kidney complaint and have been
treated for rheumatism by a number of
physicians: also taken large quantity
OF patent medicines without Improve
mont: in fact. got worse. getting 50
bad that have been unable to leave the
house for the past two years. have
had such dreadful pains across my back
and In my right limb. l have been un-
able to bend my right knee. My hands
and feet were swollen to twice their nor
NAL size and was compelled TO use sup
port TO move around. / began to take
DIR. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills six
days ago and noticed a marked change
at once. as you see; the swelling has dis
appeared from my hands and feet and
the pain has left me entirely. I walked
six blocks yesterday without much trou-
BILE. 4 thing l have not been able TO
DO in two years l believe now l win
once again be a well man and can safely
say that Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney
Pills are the only remedy that has ever
given me satisfaction. heartily recon-
mend them to all who suffer as have.
E. COON,
go Straight Street, Grand Rapids. Mich
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
BEAUTY SHOULD he LASTING,

The physical beauty OF women should
last. growing more and more mellow,
until the cnd says writer In the
Philadelphia Times. That the beauty NJ
women. Ike that Of men. should he de-
t,rmined from the standpoint OF advnnc-
Ing maturity cannot he disputed. u IA
absurd to claim that the ripe, rlch
beauty OF 10 IL less attractive than the
budding immaturlty Of sweet l6 When
women live In harmony with nnturos
laws each stage OF life has lts own
charm The fullncss Of beauty does not
reach IT, zenith under the age OF 50 and
iO Helen OF Troy comes upon the stage
nt the nge Of 10. Aspasln was 81 when
married to PcrIcles, and she was a bril-
liant ngurc thirty years thereafter Cleo
pntra was past so years when she met
Anthony. Diane de- Polctiers was 80 when
she won the heart of Henry II, The
King was half her age, but his devotion
never changed. Anne OF Austria was 3S
when described ns the most beautiful
woman In Europe. Madame deMalntcnon
was l3 when united to Louis and Gather
Inc Of Russia wna 80 when she seized the
throne she occupied for thirty-nve years
Mile. Mar was most beautiful Rt %. ana
Nine Recamier between the ages OF 80
and So The most lasting and intense
passion II not inspired by two decade
beauties. The old saw about sweet six
teen IS exploded by the truer knowledge
that the highest beauty does not dwell
in lmnaturlty For beauty does not
meun alone the fashion OF form ana coll
oring as found In the waxen doll. The
dew OF youth and complexion Of roses
are admirable for that period. but
woman's best and richest years are from
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
NOTES ON COON DRESSING


Yokcs and other accessories belonging 20
piqut gowns made up by more hnciiul modes
afu treated to suuachc braid decoration
Renaissance and Honiion lace baids. as
readily Uhianahio nt any notion counter as
are tic washable bra.ds are nsod ou ruNies
and paituss
Tiny ilouuccs Of linen baiis,c edged with
Toui,on lace braid are used as a trimming
ior a lowered orgaady, though they could
appropriately bo used TO trim a gown Of the
same material
Both black.and.wutc lace beading are set
along the tops Of hens Of Spanish RULES
without the usual threading ot ribbon. The
effect is novel and dainty With simple
means very charming results may now 10
attained in the summer gown.
The newest toulard silks have IN addition
10 the largo wave lines and marks polkA.spols
varying from a small dot TO a disc as large as
q silver twenty-five cent piece. White dc.
signs on nAyy.bluc grounds, though often
copied In inferior qualities OF silk, continue TO
occupy first place among these cool Summer
silks,
Tho Queens Jubilee is responsible for the
preference shown for purple printings on
black grounds, Rescda, old.rose and other
co.o.s appear on black or white grounds IN
both the dots and large spreading devices
Doubled frills OF considerable fulness give
an ornamental touch 10 coat sleeves Of oXccp.
tiouaily snug tt.
A practical feature Of tho umbrella petit.
coat is yoke that is deeply pointed in front
and round and shallow At the back. Its
ornamental feature is a deep Spanish iouncc.
A white dotted Swiss or lowered organdy
gown may bc supplemented by large Leg.
horn hat in the trimming Of which decided
originality is displayed Frls Of very narrow
cream Valeucicuues lace edging oyerrun the
crown and half OF the wide brim. At the left
side white aceordlon.plnitcd chiffon rosctie
sus,aius a bunch Of white tips. Yellow aud
white roses are clustered under the brim at
the left side and chiffon rosette provides
delicalely harmonious trimming for the right
side.
PiquG bnds are disposed in various ways
They may be set over all the skirt seams or
only over the side.front seams from the lower
edge TO the knee and arranged in trefoil at
that point The same idea may be followed
in the jacket
An Eton costume OF corn.hower blue piqu6
was enriched with braiding Of white cotton
soutache.-From The Dslinsator.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
ON PHYSICAL CULTURE.

"The first three questions which should
be put to a physical culture pupil" says
an authority on the subject, "are, What
do you eat for breakfast, luncheon. din
ner and between meals? How do you slt
and how do you stand?' Standing Is n
lost art and as for sitting. so far in the
history Of this world Of ours It has never
become an art. When It comes to eat
ing-well. / feel almost hopeless about
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
CAPE.WRAP or TAFFETA SILK, WITH
CHIFFON AND RIBBON
DECORATION

ideas ior Summer wnps are cepcully re.
cc'cd with gratitude. aud ,ho little rli> is
frequently made 81 BOISE there "a certain.
iy uo reason Why % .tpa.i not &c. as any
novice may attempt one iAcy are so Simply
,iHp"i. uui there must bc 40 abundance %
HHWuug 20 auul aay dcscc o. .u-ol ,lyIc
Tile eIc wmp illustrated is merely ,larci Dy
siuu.dcf sc,us aNI center SCAN which tcr
miihics Al the wWsl above ,wo sqmfc tabs
The circular sides adI .a deep huc, and TIC
iwuS upef gradually aaJ h!. in square out.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11
FASHIONS --LATEST FANCIES
Designed Expressly for the "Astoran"
BY the Buttsriek Publishing Company
SAILOR COSTUME or WHITE Ayp
RED SERGE. WITH BRAID
DECORATfDy.

Tho sailor costume for girls Is probably t!a.e
most sensible addition that can 10 made 10
the GUNNER wardrobe. II Is appropriate for
city or country and Is graceful in stylo
and practical IN construction IN The illistra.
ton wil 10 seen union Of coiors. although
serge ~ used throughout White md tod
arc associated mId buid and an embroidered
anchor provide suitable decoraii0n.
Tho full aAju Is deeply nctumod and Il
trimmed will Draid above uic hem and
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

sleeveless underwais supports il. The fronts
Of the blouse open in Y shape. showing the
facing on the under-waisl. and a sailor eol,ar
that is pretilly curved at the lower edge AT
the back has broad curved ends meeting at
the top Of the closing.
The full sleeves are finished viii, wrist.
bands. The mode will most frequently oe
made up IN serge or flannel and sometimes .n
cool linen, Russian crash or baiiste.
The Buticrick psitern Tor this costume T.
No g2,; for sale by Albert Dunbar, exclu-
siye agent.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-11

\ dose that is always seasonable is a
dose OF Simmons Liver Regulator, the
King of Liver Medicines 1t keeps the
liver active: the bowels regular; prevents
biliousness; and promotes digestion. In
fact helps keep you we'll Il have watch
ed its effects in families where 1 have
practlced and find it admirable; both al
terative and tonic in its action. DR. T.
W. Mason, Macon, Ga.