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About The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1881)
'i BEADED WINE. HARMONIAL, HODGE-PODGE MIHCKLLAN tOC8A"bVERTlftEV ENTfi.' " pRoraaaioKitr BT PIC I HOW. I" .15 4 beads of ths wine, ye arc fabulous One, lljKV v luurii la " rvwvw ww.w,y;. - ' And ye aprlng to my wish llk a spirit divine, And ye dance on the brow of ths rubicund win . - i Like the queen of m dew upon flower. ,.' And I kathe my hot lip la the amber that dlps To a mouth duly studded with pearl; And I dream of the rose where the honey-bee elp ' And I dream of the bloom of the' peach apua Up C -A I drink to the health of my girl. (: ., r ; i 6 eet, nectar sweet, and I drink and repeat r crts a drauaht that I duly orefer: , . ' 1 Then I pauae and repeat.'nie deceit, all deceit,' 2rr' And I ween my true love would not think It were meet Did ljlove the wine better than her. j . . C -rSwi Jote Mercury. TTOlLTITLft-JlIJOPaV ' t. TRETTY FEET. , ' ' In all my life never L. Beheld such pretty feet, . Ho delicately fashioned. Ho shapely, eo complete, I wonder who la listening ' Jor their dainty little beat -. I Ween he think then- mulc . la Incomparably tweet I - niTv. ; Homebody 'a Upa were cloae to mine; -iThULUwpted, I oou Id n't resist: Roguish and rosy, a aweet little mouth Wa suddenly BorUy. kissed. Homebody eyea looked up and frowned ' With suctTa reproving glance. t M klssea were wicked?" I asked my pel. Then the eyea began to dance. 1 Ioccasiohal roBKEaroxoKurB or the Diw wonTiiwasr.j Providence, K.J., December 15, 1880. To tiik EriToa-or THE New Nobthwkst t : - t providence Is still lively, though without sar casm it can be said truly that for some time pant .everything and everybody has seemed to stand in uncertain positions. Even impecunious reporter, vith little, to lose except their footing J n society 'and "on the street," have lost even that, and have Inglorlously slid upon their backs 'Vheek by jowl"' nith haufchty, purse-proud millionaires and dainty, French-heeled femininity. Even tlnneri . for some time 4Ave found It difilcult to stand lirmly "In -slippery places." So far, hot ote self' ouS accIdqtU has been attributed to those horrible Trench heel. - It was remarked" with surprise' r .hat among aU t lie "weak-headed jtisterhontl Unit countenance this folly, not one accident has been .recorded; and yet we are told that the age of miracles is past ! -What less than a miracle could keep a French-heeled devotee-upon her fit t dur ing, thla slippery,; slldery time? It' must be ipurrtii heels. ;l)ovn strett and. up street they I trip, they skip, but incver, never fenp!--Toira8- slon Plays" and "Sultan's Harems" they nightly tlit4 to musicales and amateur dramatics, to theaters and balls without numberihey-stlll go reeling onward,"' tilted all "out op position""' by thow , same liobblmg , hccli, ..self-Hat Infill, tu . tlie last, though their "best friend" mut laugh at the comicalities of 'outline that they preseiit when essaying locomotion.' "'.V v . ... . .' - ' ,' We suppose that some one must have told: one of our manufacturers to "hire a hall.1' JiCast ways he.dirf', &inl with a train of llverietl servants, and an excellent banquet, and the aliTof several hun dred of the representatives of wealth, the 'clash of music and the tripping of the "light fantastic toc It is said tuat tils fair daughter was brought out. - -i -V liat-wa- "brouglit out - ,. we- liave not heard, but suppose Jtwas some sort of --4tbal siH," and this was a sort of .magniiVcent "whirl-, lug Dervish'? display. The raquette (racket) was doubtless "too lovely for anything;" and, after all, it does seem sort of supplementary to have the originals give their entertainment after the feusT of the good things of this world that has been en .;JoyeI by.many.. ' J,. t-. iedmf i seem tlionnrgh 1 1' Hiirtllitr, the MUle maid anawered, Aa I knelt there at her feet t "They must be a little bit naughty, , .- Or Ihey. never would be ao BWet,, .i v PHAYINO AND HPANKINU. Though yeara have JledrI mind It yet I and my lawyer brother -" Would badgermther, tire and fret v A kind, old pruylng mother. r Her word woula scarcely leave her there, i Ere he and I forgot 'em, - awakened, but the fine "ladies" sleep ou qiifetly. - and there, .really is a hope that in the future one nay find a servant that knows how to sweep a bcltproperly without constant supervision. (Jod IKel the dayi The "WdmanExchange," TTr, more strictly termed, ""Thellhode Island ExchangeJfor Worn an's WorJcV' is something new under the sun, to us, at least. A"cor a'gnor,s ticket'? costs three, "dollars (or three tickets for five d,o!lars), and entl ties each holder thereof to the privilege, of taking any work there antl,placlng, ltxiu sakv subject to a -. iercentage when sohf.This work'niay beiicklej, preserves, cake, jellies, lace, "embroidery, Ken sington needle-work patterns, plain sewing in fact, anything that accomplished ladles" or the r plainest house-keeper finds time la do.' Wealtliy 1 women, out of their kind hearts and full purses, , purchase "consignor's tickets" and give to those unable to pay for their own. Thus It promises that out of this beginning shall grow a great and . good work. J 7 7 iewolennirenaTsooo suffrage cause. Our .local society holds frequent meetingsJu the afternoon, and has a. social picnic tea at six o'clock. I doubt not that many of the best things are said at that cozy table. I have been Invited, and lntendJtojKmene TieaTth and circumstances permitting. Dut I shll riot drink tea, thinking that It, no more than liquor, should be used as a beverage, though aa a medicine, like other stimulants, it has done a world of temporary goodfrKESlAH Biieltos. Educated APE8.-rUlsset, the animal trai ner of Perth, taught atvourang to wait on the table and to perform other household duties belonging to servants. A chimpanzee has been trained to feed and attend a baker's oven-Are on board ship. . A female chimpanzee In the London Zoological .Gardens could -lock and unlock a door or drawer and thread any .needle. .In taking her meals she used knife, fork, spoon and drinking cup with as tnueh ease as. a human being. Thechacma baboon has been taught to blow bellows and to - drive teams of wagon-liorsea, ' ,. The Prince of Wales won't give his autograph away, and, as it sella for f 200, a man can make as fat thing of lending his Royal Highness t lOOevery few days and taking hla note for It, and then sell me note ror a curiosity. - WhenrannHibet HHe-r;riyerrJ Hhe spanked our youthful bottom. r With Inward tttfiat and out wanY pout, I and my 1ikuI brother ... Ajfreed that heavci Jiad dealt u out. A raah and cruel' mother. HI nee then, as on lifu'a billown tiul, Wlih aln'a old chains an-lanklng. I fliul those teuchiiiK were not IOmTT" : TltnpFaiiig and lliut Minklng. 'Mid smiles and tears, 'raid hopes and fonr, " And creed that long buve Injuria me, ' This Is the lut song of my years, For each Ood's child arOund me : We "need aome aoeret, power aloft, ' ' ' -To rule, direct aud love us, And need our restlesa spirits. oft-.. . rhet-ked by aome band above uh. , , W11AT WIK. -HA ID. - . Hhe a;Ud, I will lie there.? -7: . , . 'A rone had atrayed . ' Odttf the constant aunsblne of ner hair,. - I kissed the rose, and mm inured a in prayer, 'She aiMd, 'I will be there.' f - . Our Winter Display ..or STY LilSII GARMENTS rOK ME.T A5ID ROTS "WILL EN A HI. K ALL INTEIUTED IX MALE AT. II lire 10 aeieci inecnoicesi produciiona or tnia season. low Prices and Amnla Asaorlmenl will It hiuml In r ipanmeni. , . . -- Fur Beaver I'lstera and Ulxterett.-; Ileverslble Overcoat Medluih and Heavy Welghf Oven-oaf , Worsted Hulta, Hcotch Suits, Cloth Kults.aud" Casslmere ults, for Men, Youtha and Boys, t - .-.'-.'.:-. V ' , . . AV '.-.. FISHEL to ROBERTS t'wr. Fires aa4 Alder Ma., POItTLAND... .OREGON FLEIS CHNER, MATER Sc CO Front and First streets, between Ash and A, Importers and Wholesale Dealers. : . .. " ' " WINTER SEASON. MR. MAYKil HA MADE VKltY EXTENSIVE I'lTU t'liaxea of a full line of 3IILLINKlc,Y GOODH, Dlwt from Hie Mnnufiietiirers and Importer In New York tmrwioeK wlttfoiislsl uf Hie luU-sl si rtra and shadra of -- Khe said "I wllltie then-." . Ho ross fade ...': ' '-"'.-, And wouls are blown inks llieTHlJy alrr-r- And.yct so loud thakall the celiots heartl, -Hhe sall, "I will be thcrci"- Hhe auld,,"IIe will be there I , . . , ,J It's tow aliaurd f . i '. . . The dew will lake the crimps out of myjiulf, "Andpthouxh- he's croNser than a polar bear," Hhe anld,4! won't be there 1" " 1 ; 'TOO OFTEN THE CAKK; .. To galner slng faney 'twjis I swore, In luiiKijiiKe set In -tender vows anip-nfjrhw, .' nrB "vt-J iti't Mot iiisTnTnrwiaoWdiM'f r All3 ih. beTleved my lien r .AIihouihinhe Iojel 111c uot, livr heart waa. stirred. Feathers, Plumes, French Flowers, - - HATSrHIIAPKS - V ' - . - -- ; -., - , - ' Plain, Oroil OrAin nd Fancy Ribbons, HILKS YELVETSj HATTNH, ET., TTWhth weinvtte Hie attention ofthe Mlllmery ' ureifon ana asnmgion lerruory. , TradfOfT" Urtfig the only Wholesale House Inthe State Import In MIIXIXEIir 0M)DM dlrect'froiii' New York, we wljl be prepared to offer extnCinducementa tu'our Fricnda and I'utrous. . 6-62 C A TI U R ll r ..And lU'Ve iiif iuy Jov1Ua4ml Iteari . x. A more delicious No!" - - - - - W ltut bad I Unno Jaut 7 vny, niHrrlH- her, of course! 'Tla nothing uueer; One set s false-hcnrted lovers marry- so ' A thousand Umea a year. V A IWYt REMONHTRANCF- I am reeling very badly; everything la going to smash; All tlie things I have lielleved In are going with a erasli; The folks -are growing learned, and all their wretched lore Is - .- UJ ' ' T'sed to shake a fellow's faith In hlsltest-ltelovetf sUirlea, The falrles'tiave la-en scattered, and the genii they have gone j There are no enchanted castles they have vanished, every on'e. - 4 " "r- , 7- Aladdln never lived, and the, dear Hebehcraaade, ' Though' very entertaining, was a mneh-mlstakeu lady. Of course, I ace throuxh Kanta Clans; I had to, long ago; And 'hrltmaa.wlll be going, thelnext thing That T kniw, For I heanl I wasn't llHttivUigI Jard the parson say He had reallr es. hal really rrSvfcidoubJa alaxit the dav: And as for Master Washington) they aay thgooise should J c)teh it ' ... . Who leflevel alrtgle minute (n that story of the hatchet. They've given a rap at Cmwie and dear old Friday. Why. We'll all believe In Friday, we boya will, till we Ule I They may aay It'a not "authentic," and u h Hket If they ; dare I ; .... .. ... , . " When they strike a blow at Friday, they hit us fair and ' . ; aquare. ' And I've been reading In a book, writ by aome college W4' 1 f ' ..,.'...' ' - Thai there never waa a genuine, a real, live William Tell J That he waa Just a myth, or what we boya would call a ecu; , - - -r: -: . , That he didn't ahoot the apple, nor Oesler, not a bit. That all the other natlona have a legend Just like It. :. I think It's little Jjiislness for a college man Ux-llfht Against these dear, old stories and send theni out of sight, And alt the bnyt are Just as mad nd ao the girls are too j And we passed some resolutions, because thai Is the one v And only way for meetings, when It's all that can be' dona. I Bend you here a llstt Resolved, that there was a William Tell t That by hla bow and arrow the tyrant ffealer fell ; r Repot veLJ hat he waa not a myth, whatever that maybe, But that he shot the apple, and Hwltserjand waa .free, Resolved, that Crusoe lived, and Friday and the goat. Resol ved, that little Oeorgy hla father fruit-tree smote, - And owned up llkeTi"heni. Itewil red, that all the science Of all the learned professor shall not shake our Arm re liance - , -r;V-v--a--: ,.-T la the parties wa have mentioned and we do hereby maka known - ' ' -r . ' ,. Tha fact thai we boya feel that w have soma right of our And request thai la the future these rights bo lei alono. jrteAeioa.- 1 mmEBmift niTTell needless ilft'rtn -tnr all ftitf'!rwcTrrnTtiWrf'-TirmTti audlhouaandsof i4aUire-leBihs snnnnlly. lilt. 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NOTICE TO MILLINERS WE HAVE ' OI'EED OUR s Mammotli Stools. ..or.. Direct from the Manufacturer1. Persons Visiting this City aro Spe cially In vltod to Examine Our 8tock Dpforo Purchasing. ' -7 LEWZS tk STRAUSS, No. 123 First Street. USE ROSE PILLS. G. NEIMEYER, Merchant Tail or . No. 1 rir Stmt, TTEEPH tX)NHTANTLY ON HAND A FINE AV pleto Assortment of AND CM- ICOTCH, ENGLISH. FRENCH A DOMESTIC GOODS Whfrh art nnaorpaaaed, and which will b . . MADS IP AT COMT rSICEH.; :pio neerwood-yar d --Al tb foot of E street. '' - v AVE. ' KIMM OF WOOD ' "- Rawed and ansa wed, nonaUntly on hand, and delivered to '' ' mt ymm in lu, vjiij, - .... . . . tt. - oil If - r JUUUil BOREN8EN Proprietor. - - 1 - . r V