ii hi
Tit' jvrnlhr tnlnt or Infec
tion ilil Ii ivo mil Sctior
ft v lurks In tl c constitu
tion of multitudes of men.
It cither produces or Is
produced by nit enfeebled,
iltintul ttifo of tlic blr.od,
therein tlint lluid becomes
fiWiJSgK; tg incompetent to rtMtnin tlic
SESk" iljsyximl forioi lnllirIporoti
a
IvJSlL
1 tilhil
""g. V C"' 'c" "." miriii ibi (in
- ""i.-..,.- -5" c.se, low'llxitur, uVirrt'crul
ili.'etinn trn.it nuliciltliy food, linpuic iiir, tilth i-iul
filfliv lulilw, tlio dcpa-Minc; xicc, ami, nloxenll,
br tlic iPtrirnl hfeclion. Whnlcvcr bo in origin,
It'll hctvdiurv In t!io ronstlttitioii. ili-ccriliu;: "from
parent in rlilldn unto tlio third mill fiuirtli ecu
crntlon;" I'idccd. It xceitu to be tl o tod of lllm
who fan, "I Ht vilt tho Iniquities of tic fuller
upon Oiclr children." 'I bo dNcnc xiliitli It o-ijj-Inite
t.tke rnrinni name, nctordinj; to the orpin
It attacks, lit the lungs, Scrofula p. o luces tuber
cle), and finally Conmmjitlon ; in the tfnrd-, swell
Injjs xrlil-h (iippurito nnd become, ulcerous roret ;
In" tho tonit"li mil bowels ilcrnnscmcnts xiMcli
proJucc Itnllgcatio-i, tlyspeptia, nnd liur cornpli.lnu,
on tlio skin, cruptivo nnd cutaneous tiflcctioni.
Tlieo nil tinvinc tho name origin, icqulro tlio same
remedy, xii., piirl'liatlon'nnd Invito -mion of tlio
litool. Purify tlio blood, nnd tlicsu ihitfviotu (lis
t tn'io.i leave' you. AN itfi ficblc, foul, or rorrimtcd
bloal. yo'i cannot have health; with that "lie of
the lldiii" healthy, joa cannot hnvo scioluloiis
dnctsc.
Aycr'o Sareaparilla
h compnunded from t!ie ino-i effectual nntldotcs
that tnci'icnl "cience lias riiaioxcrcd Inr this nlllU t
in iliitempc , nnd for tho euro of tho disorders It
cvtai s. That it it far mipcrior to nny other rem
c! yet (bi-ieit Is l.nnwti by nil xxbo liaxo plxcn
it n nhl. That it dues conibtno irtues truly ex-tmn-diu
iry 1 1 tl.eir cfl'ect upon this class or com
pi ilut-t. U Indisputably proven by tho crcnt multl
tilde of publicly known nnd ic'inatknhla cures It
lia-. made of tho folkmin;; dl-cacs t King's Evil
or Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Eruptions,
Pimploj, Blotches and Boies, Erysipelas,
Koto or St. Anthony's Firo, Salt flhoum,
Scald Hold, Cough? from tuborculono depos
it! in the lungi. Whito Swollingj, Debility,
Dropjr, ITc"ra!gia, Eyspapiiaor Indigeion,
Syphilis and Syphilitic Infootiom, Mercurial
Dissassi, Foinalo Vcaknowo3, nnd, imlced tho
wlio'o sc-ic- of complaints thru mito frrni Impurity
of tho b'oo I. Mlimto reports ol In drtdnnl t cut
iniv lio fitunl in Attn' Asii.iucxv Almaxac,
w'lt.li it liiimdiut to tho drui-ts for p-auiltou
dMtrili.itlo'i ir'ioreln may bo learned the directions
for its utc, nnd to'iiu oftho rcm.irknblo rttrcunlilili
it hat tn-vlo w'n-n nil other remedies lind Im'Kd to
ntronl rciicr. 'J'ho-o rnoi nre purpocly token from
nil wtiii'ii of t'u ton ify, in ordir that cxciy under
mnv In o n re to o.nu o'to wlio cm KpcnU to him
of In btfiivliii Imm pjr.on.il cspeiicuix'. S-iolula
dcpreui tlic itil energies nnd thus leniw Its Ic
tuni l.ir twrofiilijuct to ili-co cud its fatal re-ulu
than nro l.vallby covthmloni llcnre It tends to
shorten, nnd (loci greatly il.oncn, the uicmm iliirn
tio i ol' lumiin lifv! Tho nt imiiotntuc of thcso
(Oiitider.uiiini Ins led us to rjicitil cari In (ictlott
I u n tuuicdy uhivli l nil uuati tu It cure. Tills
no uo'V filler to tho publl; under tho Mire of
Avt it's SM:sAi'AittM., nlllio'.ili it is (ompoicd
of Itizivdi.-nK, n)ns of v.hKli c.trrcil tlio b.it of
San iimili'ii in nltcmtiro owcr. lly its nid oii
may protect ours.ir Iron tho titflcriii:: nnd ilautier
of ihco ilixiakn. I'lir-n out tlio ioul corruptions
tlui: rot mid fester in tho b'ool; irjrc out tho
rnufi of difii.c. nnd M.oroin health ill lullow.
lh in K.en'.iar irtues thU iimidy Flimiilntcs tlo
M.al fiiiifilnii. nnd thus csn'Utho distcmcr
viMi-h lurk within the stcm or burst out on uny
part nf It.
Wc knniT tlio public bao been dccelicd bv many
ronipniiiids of Sirmiau'llii, that promUcd iiiueli
end did iiothine; but they will neither bodeciiicd
j or disnppointeil in this. Its irlucs liavo been
piov n by iihund.iut trial, mid there remains no
ipi'.tio'i of its kup.iHdn;r cnccI'ciico Inr the (iiro
of the ntllii'iitu iliau-cs It i inteiideil to tcmh.
Ak'oiJi iiiuU'r tho tamo imuic, it n tcry dif
;' i nt iniluiiio f.oni nny other uhUli litis been
licfo.v i iv 'KOp'i., nnd Is fir more effectual than
r.-.v otli.. n.il.U i..u c.cr Leon r.dUb!c tu them.
fc-ir . fc. - ..- ; -- . . .
ciierry'pectoral,
Tho Vorld'n Groat Komcdy for Couchs,
Colcli), Incipient Consumption, nnd
for tho relief of Consumptive
p.utanta iu advanced uta-
cea of tbo dlsaaae.
This hat Ken so Ion; used nnil fo universally
Lucmi, tliat v.o r.eod do t.o tuoro than ctsura t! c
public tint 1m q nil ily l Kept up to tho Lest it cicr
Us been, nnd that It may be idled on to do nil It
lu cicr done.
J'rcp irid by I)n. J. C. A vi:n t Co.,
Prvduul and Amityi'ml CUmxt'i,
Lowell, Muss.
M by nil iHi'-l? ccr where, nnd by
OSBORN & SESSIONS,
PURCHASING AMD COMMISSION
Auciiti, 507 California Street,
SlXH Fl'UIICibCO.
HAVIXO HAD i:Ti:NSIVK LXI-KIUCSCE IN UOTII
Ululut.lo nuJ litutl irajf,n feci conUJcut that to
WUSTItV Mrlf.CII.VMsUcslrliiuu roliicnt ngei.t.or toun
occulunil purch-uor, nc-in odor iii.orlor Irnlutcmuim
l'4rli:iiUrullriiluu itltcii (a cullvctiuus, I lie iurchue and
lll uf Ug it 'IcuJur .Nulo, Ucafu, (4iuu, buwiiij )liicliln,
clc, or other Inoiwciloni ro;ulrlu5 Itm surirlcoj vf expert.
4uc4 nuJ leli iltlo nviit
I'urclixm Millie mulo fjr cub onl, except la CAiei of
iPMlat ajicviueiit lo II. o coutiary.
Q3co lU. (Dsborn,
formetlr wli Canflol.l, Pierton 4 Co , uholoule dealers in
line Ciottiing, &in Iruucluo.
!3. 01. Scssums,
formerly liu C 11 Oooduin I Co., wbuloule grocers Sn
luaciKo; .ilo, llradtiury t Made, Jacksonville.
September tl. lb. teplitf
KEAT SPORTSMAN'S EMPOKIl'M.
'iieu,voi;ii3ioseu lasi'tiornjixY ixior.JtsTtiE
M. putfif and Ins frluud licucrully, (but bo liu lately Wen
In m I . .Iiw, iiliotu bo aiiltctcd guHl iuurlun.nl of Hue
W Cu.nmgu rlllos, abut gum, u vulvera uf all Uilrout klud,
uiriurof ibv lila.t (MtteriK, and all kludt ofauimuul,
sjooj acUni carttldeJ, oder, bot; alto, powder-Bube,
lb 1-tl.v.ka, bunliug-Ulcs vf tr o(t ulnl Uo.
All ordeu will bo flllvd wltb pioiuiitiie4, uoatnut and li
Hlcli. llioiiunutwturlnsof new rilUswill lodunoattb
inorteit uutlco, and In llio luoit approved alyle.
untteful fr I'ltl kilroiugr, I roapeclfully sullclt b contlnu
'Aauof llmaiiiio nboput lluuhauco ou Iblid btitcl.flrit
dMruibofU f l)o ell's Uw otlice
JOHN MILLER.
September Bib 1605. tf.
WM. HOFFMAN,
NOTARY PUBLIC. '
&
4k
w y v
w ir?:niTtik.m to f.i.l It to illonlcr
CS"t m"' ,'l't'nv' '''c ' rofu'oits
wV.-aU, -S , (UllimillllllllU I II 1 irilMNV
OFFICE .Hirst Door North of BccIaiuiHi'a
liaiifcliig House.
Deeds mid other Instnitrfcnls of v rltlng cMcfully
prepared, nnd uokiiowlcilnvmouts taken.
Atipllcatloiig rorUomestcad Entiles, lrcctpptIpD
KlKataaud Private entry of land procuwd
JaflkaonTllU, August t, IB6
ftnrnit SentfitL
VOL. XII.
HUSINKSS NOTICES.
Peter Britt,
Photographic Artist,
JACKSONVILLE, OliEGOX.
Ambr oty po s,
Photograph s,
Cartes doVislto
DO.VE J.V THE riSEST STYLE OF ART.
FlcturcR Ilciluccsl
OR ENLARGED TO LIFE SIZE.
PIONEER
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
IpmsT noon south or olus.v, drum
i 00., nnil (itipi!to tho rnsl 09icc. uhcrc
tnir be loum n clioloo (.election of Family
Groceries ami l'rorinlona,
Llquori nnil Tobncco,
Candlci. Nuta, Apples, clc.
In fact, everything utually fouml In a firit cU
rnmlly Grociry Store.
CUAltLi:S V. SAVAGE.
N Ii, Murkd Trice paid for 1'roJitce.
Jiicknnvllli. March I, I8f.7. mrltf
VOhXKY COLV1G,
WOTAH.T 0uXJ33XIOf
CAXYOXrLLE, ORECOX,
Will lake Acknoulcilscmcnta of Dccu, I'rotctl
Niitcaniiil IiIIIkoI' Dvcliunso, nmko Attvtntliin,
nnd utlvr lii-linint nl nt iiiilillCiillon. Itliink i
UctU. .Miirtpie". Dill of sale. Imu" of At-
iiiiiii'v, .icenrer, .igrmnviiii1, lie, cimi-iiiiiiiv
on inuid. rvii'.'3111'j
DE.A. B. OVEttBECK,
-jjl C O
v IiySlClilll X olirgCOllj
JACESOXVILLE. OREGON.
Odko at hi reiidvncc, in the Old Orctleck
llnapltnl, on Oregon Street. I
K.II. i.UKCNMA.V,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OFFICE-Corner of California and Fifth
Streets, Jacksonville, Ogn.
He will practice In JacUon and adjacent
countlca, and attend promptly to profcMlonal
culls. fUi'Jlf
DR, A, B, OVERBECK'S
BATH ROOMS,
Zn tho Ovcrbcck Hospital,
WAltM, COLD & SHOWUlt BATHS,
SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS,
2aa;.c
n-....... - , . r.i. ..i.iav'
ONGIt .SS A" 1 Tj3 I.ASP.S1.SSION
. . . .. . 1-,-iwt,,,, i . w ,,
j inivintr n.nsfii a iia.Muiiri i.i ,
In lion
lion xilihln ihepouir of cxery man that I'
ipik-ly In debt, to free hlni-elf from thu
t of n-li i that crninii hl action, and xihtch
Imp
prt i.l iliiiii that criini)
lie I Hlmlly uniililu
innblu huh ru Ik i to (llwlmrp-.
WA WtfhlS
Thu Dl-trtct Cm
lt'nloiie In thu City
iliU Iiiu mi nifhiilti tiirtMltclloii of nil eaten
In lUnkruptcy. Tho iiinUrslgncd liavo procur- moil beliool liincl, tne liercby nutlior
cd a copy or tne luw nnd niu ready, at soon ax jC(i a, ix-quired to sell to actual wl'
n Ili'jsinU'r l nppoIiitiU. to at loud promptly to ,, i ........ii."...- AA tli,.i-hlmll
procnrliij: .ll,ch.ire. in llankriiplcy lorull ho I lUl lu b"Ul. (1"' ' a , -yV ,
inay iivldlHiuHd lo raior thin! ItU their pat-1 deem most advantageous to the State,
lun.igu. not exceeding a half ruction to any one
g-Ar- Aln attention paid to iirocnrlng LET- itllur, tlio hiudb beleeled uiid to be be
TLItS l'ATi:ST lor iicwliiumloiif. i lwU.d for COIIIIOM bC10Oi p,po,seg, us
Mitchell, Dolph &. Niuitli, f(lbt as bUC), K.lectioiib shall be appiov-
Attorueyi-ai.axv.i'orti.uid,oreson.(.(j by tl0 Coinmissioiier of thu Uener
WilJ
CANYONVILLE HOTEL
-j
3VIuJVI3r STX1.3333T
CANYOX VILLE OJiEG OX,
D. C. McCLELLAN, Fron'r.
'PHI HOUSE HAS IHXESTLY EEN
L icIUieJ uuJ ptoparcd for thu reception of
(uckU, und tho ptoprklor would say to the
cltlzetu ol Southern Orvgou, and thu tiaiellng
public, that he I. noiv uady lo icctlxo and en-
uitalnall who may faior hlru with acall.at
pricoi-lo mil
The Table i
'.,,, ... .. . , ,.
will boftirnUbcd xwtli tliobett (lit;
1-, ptrinlttltig no liouso to excel It
lltyor aileiy.
maiket anoidii
til her iu (piallty
8PK0IAL NOTIOKS.
Lodge
1. O. O. F.Jacksuiiville
A"l7,.-5 n, .''....I
-.. tf linMa 11m tni.illn
5jC"ieetlt!s onOXtrj Jjaturuay
fevenlug at the Odd Fellows'
SrZT J
Hail.
HENivi ULOA,l.u.
lirothcrs In good (tandln;
Jaxim M. Siri70.v it. S. c'y.
J'rmtcc. GKOftOK KiK, Wra. Hay and S
J. Uny.
se- Eebekah MeeUpg 4th Monday int
each Month.
Warren lodge No, 10, A. F. & A. V.
A "OliWtliclr regular cpiiinmucaiioi a
A ri& fuU motflne x,ruP :C
too. A. MAIll IN, W. M.
C. V. SAVAQB.Sco'y.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
NOTICE, lift itHf UlfpC(1 ofourFac
lory, ve uro now pioparcd topivoourw
attention to ou- Leather and I'lndlng busl
0)i Uaiirt, direct from 1- ranee, Lair a
Domestic Liatticr, Hoot Legs, etc
Joux G. Ilhix, I L. Favrk, I Joun Dbat,
New York. I l'arli, 8an FrancUco.
AddreM, HEIN & DKAY, San FrancUco.
ST5X.--, CktsS;
i5 M Tif
aWaafaH
s
JACKSONVILLE,
STATE A XI) SCHOOL LAXDS.
From tbo American UulonUt.
From an artielo published in tlio Ort
eoox Sbntikkl of the 8tli instant, we
infer the people of Jackson county are
anxiouE to liavo tlic Klamath Lake
country settled nt an earlv- day. We
also conclude from the nrticlc above
referred to which will bo found in an
other column the folks in Southern
Oregon, nnd perhaps elsewhere in the
State, arc at n loss to know how xo
proceed in order to purchnso and get a
title to the lands belonging to-'the
State. Iu making application for State
lands, it is well to bear in mind that
the Oregon State lands consists of
five classes:
1st. The school lands, consisting of
tho 10th and 32d sections in each toxvn
ship. 2d. The lnnds selected by the State
in lieu of the 10th nnd 32d sections, in
cases x-hero donation claims were lo
cated upon t-aid sections previous to
the United States Surveys. This lat
ter class is technically teitucd "indem
nity" land.
3d. The grant of five hundred thou
sand acres given to the State by the
General Government for internal im
provements, under the net of Congress
passed iu 1811, donating land to the
Statu of Aikausas, and subsequently
' oxtcudetl toall nexv State.
This latter
, .
ftass of lntiu is gcnurnlly nnd toclini
I callv known as State laud.
lth. This class is thu university land.
' uouaicu to tne suite to
aid fpeeilied enterprises or impiovc-
meilts; ns Inn Jo to niil in tliu vuiiMrnc-
tion of the Oregon Cential Jltlitary
Wagon HoadjOiegon Cential Railroad,
etc.
The Superiendents of Common
Schools iu each county have, xvc be
lieve, leceixcd full itibti notions iu re
gard to the school lauds proper, nnd
the manner of their sale: therefore xve
will omit further remarks on the lst!!'"(l 3P s 1 8. K-5 excepting t-ections
atid second class.
The 3d class, or State land proper,
being the largest and most impoitant,
is thu one about xvhich theic bcetns to
' be inoio contusion, growing out oftho
Fa.Mi'il litiin tccinii t l.'it f liii In tul e nt'
r." .,'".,, C awZJZZ
i same terms lib class onu and two. '',0
i -
following is the laxv relating to the lo-
cation and puiehabu of this class of
. . ,.,-,,, ,. , ., r, ,
Intnl. ttliicli will bu found in tlio Corii
n.igo 885, sections 5 tilld MX:
"
i SuCTlO.s" 0, Hint tho Govi
-i - -- 1
leinor.fcec-
,ettry of Statu and Statu Ticaouicr, ns
? lird f, Uo.m.,Moi,c lot; M.oo!
lands and the management oftho cum-
lal Lind Oliice,
at thu in ice of onu dol
lar and txventy-livc cents per ucre, nay
I able in auv laxxftil money of tho Uni
ted States; provlilul, the piicuperaciu
lixed in this section apply only to bitch
tracts of land as xveru or may bu oecti-
pied by bona fido settlers at tho tiiuu
1 thu laud. xvas or shall bu designated us
, Stato land; and all State landholder
to be bold, bubseriuenlly to feuch desig-
nuiiou or location, b
,ini i... .,,,. ,
u"J" I"- '-
Sec. 0. Iheaim!
liull uo soiuiortwo
i application of the pur-
I chaser shall be accompanied by Ms al
.-j .,;. ,.,h,. .,,,,1 ,.(.,.iili.cl bv ii Vntn.
I "dait, takei .uul ctitllRU oy it iNoi.i
, ry or other olhcer having u seal, thai
that
hu has not voluutaiily boruu aims
against the United States, nor aided
(aud eiicoumgod the lebvlHou.aiid that
'1J w'" t,al" lmo "" laitlif "1 allegi
ance 10 IIIU LlllllCU OIUIL'B ULJUlllBl, Uil
I.... 4'...... ..1 J.i.w...!.. tl...
' kiii:iiiivd, ivivigu unw auioi.awt., mu
jB leniding on the laud which he
that he
ap
pHe.-. to puichake, and iiiteuds to tnaky
i . .. ..i....i..:. ..:., .,,,,, ,,..., c c,,:,i
' "" ",Kl w ........ 5 ....j ,-a. . u.
ilUllli; UI1U pUCJI UJIJIIII.U1II, uu imyi.iy iu
tin, nmiiinisMoiiL'iB onothitd Halt of
tjie 1)Ulciai)(, money, and a fee iu coin
ol live uoiiai, suau receive noui iiiem
a'ceitiiicuto that he hus purchased the
, j t,erej described, and xvill bo en-!
, . j d t d ed tiea.for 0 .,ay mclit of
, I." sum of money thei s Uified, ,.,
' any lawful inoiiey oi thu United States,
with intuiest 111 com, at ten per ceuii
(per annum, payaoio annually; aim
! xxhcu the mirchuse.iupney, if any, shall
Irfft,c' be fully paid, the purchaser bhalf io
iiTniM ' tvo a dced ubtantla!ly in thu fo'lw
e Klpi'ing form, on payment of a feo of five
. dnllats therefor:
I In consideration of dollars, paid
... Tjnarj ni Commissioners for the
j galo of 6chooj iand8 tbo gut0 0f Ore-
SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1807.
gon doth grant, bargain, sell and con
vey unto ' ' , his heirs nnd nsslgns,
the half of section , of toxvn-
ship , notth for south) in range
, east (orxvest)ofthe (Willamette)
meridian, in the district of lands sub
ject to sale at (Oregon City) (or other
npi (icscripu.iu,iis iiiui'iisiMiitir iviunr.;
Witness the seal ol tne btnluailucii,
. 18. IP.
: .g
, Tr6nsiTrer,
BJl
From the nbovc sections of the laxv
it xvlll be seen that there is now no im
pediment to the immediate, settlement
upon such tracts of Stato laud ns liavo
been located by the Stato and apptox'ed
by tho Commissioner of the General
Land Office at Washington. Tho
Board has decided, wo believe, not to
sell to nny onu purchaser n less quanti
ty than three hundred nnd twenty
acres, ilic live iiundreii tuottsaiM
acres have nil been selected ns "com
mon school lands," nnd tho greater
part of it has been approved at Wnsh-
ngton. The fact that It was so:ecl''d
ns "common school lands" has In nil
probability given rise to tho idea that
it was to be sold at public auction, nnd
is not subject to privnto location. Per
sons xvho xvish to purehnse land of this
class, by making their application iu
conformity with thu sections uboxu
quoted from the statute, can tnko im
mediate poesion of the laud, and re
ceive a deed therefor upon paying txvo
dollats per acie; iu legal tenders wc
presume, by rending thu laxx.
lor thu information of those xvho nro
now desirous of locating in the Klamath
Lake country, xve xvlll stale that theiu
has already been located by the Gov
ernor nnd approved at Washington, in
that region, seventy-nino thousand five
hundred acres of Stnte laud. This se
lection nnd approval embraces all thu
amble laud iu toxviibhips 30, 37,36 mid
30, S., It. 7, E.; nnd 'townships- 37, 38
10 nnd 32 in each toxvnthip, xvhich be
longs to tho school laud pi operand
will be dUpo&cd of according to instruc
tions furnished SiiiierinteudeiitH of
Common Schools.
Thu fotti th' clash ofStnlu lands that
granted for uuiveisity pin poses wo
i iititftt'A ic tinr iintt iii uiiini n k mnx nu
"" , ""."'"
in uu disponed oi iiy iiiu Dime, nun
from tho confuted and uniiitelligiblu
uiauiier iu wliicli tho lecords have
been kejit tit tho State Dcpni (incut
concerning the unixeitity funds find
tho lands told somo years ngo, wo ad
vibU nil xvho have pin chased universi
ty laud to lobu no time in teeing that
tho evidences of their title has been
properly kept and iccordcd, uh thuru is
n ica'-ouablu piobability that a fuxv
years delay in this matter xvill xvoik
great hardbhijis to iurehasers.
The fifth class of lauds granted to
tho State that given to aid in ceitaiu
I internal iinpiovciiionts haf, xyu believe,
all been dibpoi-cd of, or iut in piocchH
of (lisj)O.stl to thu varioiiH coiiipanies
xvho have uudcrttikeii to peifoim tho
labor and nccomplish tliuimpioveiueiit
tho laud xvas inteluled to aid, nnd xvill
ultimately be disposed of by tho io
spective companies to whom the giants
have been traiibfened, on such terms
ns they may deem advantageous. We
do not think it was thu intention of
thu Oregon I.egislattuo to xvlthhold
any of the lauds belonging to the
Statu from settlement, but ou thu con
trary, to alibi (1 actual settlers nil tlio
facilities in its poxver to become the
owner in feu of it laud at an early
day,
COAI. ATTIIK Morill OV 1IIE CoLLTM-
uu. A recent discovery of coal has
been made ut the mouth of thu Colum
bia, just back of Baker's Bay, aud inside
ol the bar. It has been definitely set
tled that these coal mint nro accessible,
and therefore invaluable, not only for
domestic use, but for our great ocean
ctL'.iiuers. which heretofore have been
to extraordinary expenbo iu mocuring
their supply of this at ticlu of fuel. .Mr.
Meicer ' W been apl.ointed agent by
tho owners, who will, as soon us prac-
ucai naimo can uvjuuvuivu, wv iu
open ino mines, uuu iciiuc. iuuiujitn;i
vice. Oreroniau.
1 aa, in 1 1 1 111
Co-opkkatiok. The Working-men
of Brooklyn are- about to start a co-op-
crativo grocery store, un ino urst oven
ling the project was discussed, 136
shares of the five hundred agreed upon
wero taken up,
laa "
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NO. 23
WORKAXD PT.AY.
Man xvas not mado either for uiiiu
termitting toil, or for n II lb without its
serious occujialions, and Its cmticst la
bors. An alteration of xvork and rccro
ntion has been found to be most con-
:ivc to tho physical, mental, nnd
ml well-being ol tho individual ; and
the gloomy fanatic xvho would rob lifu
of its innocent enjoyments, is equally,
xvitli tho epicurean nnd tlio sybarite,
who would mnku it onu uiivarioil round
of pleasures, an enemy to humnn linn
plncss. Wo nto glau to see thnt this
reasonable nnd healthful xiexv of hfo Is
rapidly gnuiinggiound xvith nil classes
of men. Tho Pulpit is modeiating the
rigor of its teachings on the subject of
umubcmcutp, and thu religious xvoild is
beginning to sanction and adopt nil
modes of recreation that are innocent
In themselves. There nro already
churches in Chicago, that liavo rooms
connected xvitli ilium where thu young
people of thu congregation can meet
for social enjoy incut. CIkmh, backgam
mon, ten pins, etc, are uu lunger consid
ered, by intelligent religious'pcojile, ns
perilous to tho eternal welfare ot thoo
xvho indulge in them. Mrs. Hniriet
JJeeelief Stoxve comes out in favor ol
billiards. Over n score of progiesslve
clergy men of iliileicnt denominations
in the United St'itc openly defend the
theatre. It Is ery dilliciilt at this day
to find an intelligent Christian xvho ob
jects to dancing. Tho llov. Mr. Wan-
clint il, n progressive clergyman 01
Hrooklyn, Noxv Voik, iccently pleach
ed a Hcruion, iu xxhii'h he maintained
thnt thu lack of sociability iu American
families, xvas oxving to the want of prop'
er iiiiiiibemeut, calculated to drnxv peo
ple together iu a plcnwint way for so
cial enjoyment. Uu particiilmly re
commended private theatrical 1, which,
hoH.iid, xvas onu oft he very highest Hylu
of iiiinuonioiit thnt tiling peoplu could
indulge in. This xvas ho, hu argued,
" llrsl, becaute there xvas n turning
nxvny ftotn ordinary occu)ations and
concentration upon' nexv thoughts,
xvhich Is nhvavH healthful; second,
there xvas au enlivening of the memory,
xvhich xvas onp of thu most impoitant
things iu these days. Hu therefore ad
vocated private thentiicals, xvhich hu
xvas glad to see xveiu springing till,
despitu tho dibapprobatioiitifthu church.
What moru iccicntion could wo gel
than by liteiattnuV And those young
men who would take hold of literatuiu
in thu way of recreation would bo doing
moio for theuiK'lxcH tiiuu they could
in any other way." Tlio Hexeiend
ueiitleineu aleo dcclaied that hu be
lieved lu dancing; nnil Henry Ward
Ilcechcr has iccently mado a similar
declaration, lint thu iiniioitaiico of
this hoi 111011 coimistri In thu fact thai It
is a hl;iiof tliu tiiniH and only one out
ofmauy, It shoxvs the Icndcno) oi ic
llgious opinion, the relavatloii of I'm!
tan rigor, and tho disposition of the
Christian xvoild to adopt hiond and en
lightened xiuxvHon thu xxholo Htibjecl
ol iccrvntion and amiisemuiits, I'irow
kle.
Makuvino Umikii Jhri'icin.iii.H. A
Texas paper (ells of a young couple
xx ho eloped 011 hoihchnck, accompanied
by a elei gymau who xvas to uuu 1 y t heiu.
'i'iw. i...t..C (,i ..1...... ,.;..i u
iiw iiu.v n tiiv.it.. .1111 li.ii.r. , i.ini nits
ovci Inking t)in pat ty, xx hen thumaldcii
called out to her clerical friend, "Can't
you marry us ns xvo 11111V" The idea
took, nnd lie commenced tho ritual, and
just as tho biido'H father clutched her
bridle leiti tho clergyman pionouuccd
tho lovers man and wife. The father
xvas fo plc.'ihcd xvith thu dashing action
thai, ns tlio story uoch, hu u'ave them
lii hlctsiug,
IIoiisi:h' Ic'i:j.t Hkwii'iii'. Moifrrirm:.
Nine-leutliB ofthu dispascH which lian-
pen to the hoofs and ankles of Iioim-s,
are oecabjoncd by btaiidiug on thu dry
plank floors of thu htnblu. .Many per
bons seem to think, fiom the xvny they
keep their horses, that tho foot of thu
homo was never niadu for moisture, and
if possible it would bo beneficial if they
had cow hide boots to put on overy
tiiuu they went out. Nature designed
the foot for moist ground the earth of
xvoods and valluyn at tho samu tiiuu
that a covering was given to protect It
from stones or stumps, Ohio Jlirmer,
MoiiKiur MATiiiuoy y, (jforgo Fran
cis Train bays our modern niui ringobui
yicu should bo read thus; "Clergy
man Will you tako this Jiroxvn Hone,
thin carnnirp nnd rikiii tlii'en ilininmnlj
for thy xveddedhithbandV Ves. Will
you tako this unpaid milliner's bill;
iiiib iiikii waivfinii 01 lorcigu unir:
flif'Mi fiflr.i.tntinn fiprntiiiiliftliiiifuilu nmi
feeble cont-iiiution for thy wedded xvifu?
Yes. Then, what man has joined to
gether let thu next best mnn 1 uu away
wiiu, cu 111111 niu urst invoice couit
may tear them asunder,"
m
"I am a gieat gun," said n tipsy prin
ter. xv)io had been on a sprco for a xxcek.
" YeSj" said tho foiemau ; " you niu
u git-uv ij'iii, upu 11:111 cuuKtui, nun you
can consider yourself djschiirged."
" Wfj!, said tho typo, "then I l(ud
better go off,"
tM'G i7:.i.s Ago.
All lor a Jirolty, girlish fitco,
Two clivukri of rosy Imi',
Two ltuigliiny lips ol vtrmell tint,
And uyfi of lu-avuii's blue.
All for a little dimpled chin,
A round throat snoxvy fair.
A datling mouth to dream upon,
And glorious golden litiir.
All for a tender, cooing voice,
And gentle ..uttering sighs;
All for thu promise made to mu
Hy story-telling eyes.
All for that pretty girlish face,
For a hand ns xvliitu as snow,
I dreamed n foolish dream of love,
Long, long yenis nrro.
ajaaaaaaaaiaaaamri 11 1. laaaa.
MISCEI.I.ANnOL'S.
A Hrxou Winoxv Arrrn a Misbixu
Max. The St. Louis JJcmocml says:
" Mr. Kliasn S. IVrdue, n beautiful and
luxtiaut wldoxv, xvith nn eye of II 10 and
a form of sylph llku proportion, has
brought stilt In thu Ciicuil Court
against onu James Hall for a bleach of
in-online of ninrriiige. Wo know noth
ing about Hall, neither docs the Dep
uty Sheiiir, xxho Iiiih been uiiablu to
I! ml him to serve thu notice upon him.
Tho oilier!' does not kuoxv tho delln
(iticut excu by sight, ami Is hunting
lor him xvith the document in one hand
and thu defendant's photograph in thu
other, by thu aid of xvhich hu hopes to
identify him, ami brinirliiin Into Court.
Judging from thu picture, Hall is a
large mnn, Nomcxrhat declined into thu
vale ot years, xvitli a facu that might
have been handsome forty yearn ago,
and nn expression of sadness tht may
have been caused by diManpniutcd
love, llnll has probably lell tho
city, nnd If he such tins milieu ho xxill
save troublu by coming forxvnrd nnd
delivering up $107100, or taking thu
labclnnting widow lor his laxxlul wile.
Tin: SriitosnnKit. This instrument
measures tho volume of air tespircd
by a pair of human liiiigx.aiid Is tin index
ol health and Igor. On medical au
thority, Il Is stated that examinations
for Hie insurance have rexealed thu
fact that ju'i-Hoiis xxho habitually drink
indent spirits between meals have not
power to Mow up the spiioinetcr to
thu point due to their cio and xx eight.
liy this means iuillvmuals, not prex lutis-
iy nuxpi'1-ii.'ii 111
been detected,
Intemperance, liavo
He Is the most tho'roiighly educated
man xvho derives hi Knowledge not
from books alone, nor fiom men 'alone,
but fiom t.he earelhl and dlhciiiiiluiti
iug study of both. A truly learned
man Is very liberal toxvaid opponents,
tolerant of error, charitable toward
frailty, nnd eonipMHiioimtu toxvaid full
tire. Only thu ignorant and hall edu
cated me dogmatical, illiberal and in
tolerant. Tj:m. me, thou mighty deep, with
xvaves ho bluu and clear, "is there "a
good tiiuu cowing" soon, xvheu hoops
shall disappear? Some foreign, lock
Itoiiml r-liorc, somo island I'm away,
xvhuiu llicyu outrageous sltut balloons
shall nil bu stoxx cd au ay. The mighty
deep xvas rippled by a squall, ami an
sxvvicd low and sadly, "110110 tit all."
Can't Sioi' 'i:m. An editor down
F.usl says ho xxould as mioii try logo
to sea upon 11 shingle, make a htddcrof
fog, chase it nt teak of light uiug through
a crab apple on-hard, hxviiu uji the rap
ids of Niagara, raise the deiitl, stop thu
tongue of 1111 old luald, or set LikeKriu
oil Ino xxith it xvet iiiateh, as to stop
loxers getting married when tlioy tal.u
It Into their heads to do so,
Coitx'Ai.i.m Ki.r.nio.s. Jaines Hoin
iltoii, Mayor, A. Cauthoiu, Kcconler;
M. II. Ucll, Maisl.nl, nnd Win. Filed
tier, Tiensiiier, weio elected all Ueiii
oer.its. OI'hi Aldciiiien, lliico Dem
ocrats aud txvo UiilouistH xveie elided,
and onu lie, The (1 unite h Jubilant
and claiiiiH to iecognlu It ns a titupcr
auco xiclory. Ilorfnirt Ibitlyn,
"Is theio any pcrbon that you p.ntii
iilinly xvish mu to inaiiyV" said a xvid
ow expectant to her d lug spuiiM', xvho
had been somexvhat of a tyiant In his
day, "Mai ry thu devil, if you like,"
xvas thu blull ieply. "Oh 110, inyde.ir,
you knoxvil is not laxxlul to maiiylxvo
biotheis."
A little boy, iintued Jaines 10. Kid
dle, only txvelvu years old, and living
at Koynlton. Nexv Yoik, ru-cntly com
uiitted Hiiiclde, by hnturiugi heemiHU
his father leproxcd him hcxcrcly for J
keeping fifty cents xxliich had been
given him to hand to another boy.
A fatal ease of hydioiihobla xvhich 1
xvas reunited at Ilobait Toxvn, in Aus
tralia, in February, is believed to bo
tho llrst enso that over occurred south
of tho cipintor.
A Noxv Yoik paper has tho temerity (
to hint that some ofthu funds devoted
to tho printing of tracts might inoper-
ly bu applied to ba ing people from
(leatli by btarvatloii.
A bachelor friend of otus has left a
boaiding house, in xvhich there xveru .
a number of old maids, 011 account of
tho miserable "fair" set before him at
thu table, j '
It xvas nn nnt nnsxvvr of a young lady
xxho being iibkcd xvhetu xwis her native ,
place, lypllcd; 'I have none; 1 am tho
iluoghlur ofa Mcthodibt niinifcter." t
"May your xxholo family bu jammed
into 0110 colli 11," is au cxmcbsfvo Chi- . '
ucsu oath.
AYo see In a ecen statement, fhat
"tho Census em&rrtwa BOvcu million wo
men." Who wouldu't bo Census?
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