October.
WEST SHORE.
For Tub Vmt Siiohf.
LIUTH TO LAWRENCE.
DT HEX UWTOlf.
Dear lovo : I'm Bitting Tory liumMo in my placo,
8 Tory hutnblo twcouw loving so ;
Lo low's con U'tit men t lie ujwii my face,
And folds about my hoart its aummor glow.
t cravfl tio higher meed of fnmo than tliii:
" Slis lioldi his heart with modest, wifely graco,
Her sountre falls u softly at a kiss ;
Htm initkoi hot burnt hor husband's resting
place." Tii sweeter tbnn raon'i praise, this wifely crown,
Thus plncod on my young bond by such u thou;
Upon whoso soul (Jod'a truth ia folded down,
Like fruitugo on an Autumn-laden bough.
' Henceforth wo two, whoso touts have nowly
tt.MOd,
Will stand up high ahoyo tho social wrongs,
That warp the truth anil mar lovn's euchuriit ;
Thu world is sad that should lw full of songs.
AVo will not wandor in its dusty lanes,
lint walk where souls grow purer day by day,
Outside tho giitua of worldly lusts und gains,
Along a bettor and won sacred way.
W'U uot clai) hands with creedi tint load
aiitray,
Hut take the Horrf and do tho best wo know ;
As there's one Ood, so there la one truo way ; '
We'll seek fur that, and let tho others go.
And so, dear heart, cur loro will erer grow,
Till may morn shall wax to oloudleaa noon,
And noon shall wane to enning'a hallowed
Rlow,
And night shall gather round our Urea o'r-
ANSWEKS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Dtttriptimi nf Albany, Attoria nl Ortgm fVr art
UNurui.iiitWy rrwtrJri out, but trii pm
Iim y iif'pmr tH ntM numbtr.
Doubt HtvoiTttl j kept o? er until we establish
ft dtirtu)titt for young folks.
1. L. (Kugvne City). Thanks for your kind at
tent urn. Ours is uot a pulitical iwuvr -, Uitirufora
declined.
N. M. B. JaeksonTtllp).-Pleased to hrar that
our Cnmatwr article in tkntftnlwr numlwr gave
such gi'iiiiral satisfsi'tion. We hurt) you'll ilnko
"Tho I'nfuuud Uu-h Lwige."
Joan (lUkerrUy.-Yeev ir. your part of tho
country ana, in hut, all oi Eiutsru Onrou will
nctv our early attention. A number of t.ws
from your section an uuw in engraver's hands.
lli NTf b (OlvmpiaV As soou as a wound is in
flicted get a light stick (a knife or tile haudle will
do) and cotnini'uce to tap gvutly upon the wound.
Vo not stop tor the hurt, but contimie till it blveda
freely and l-wnimis pvriWtljr namb. When thii
point u reachml, you are safe. All that is then
avemaary is to protect it from dirt. Ito not slop
sfcgrt of tno blevdiug and the ntirabuew, ami do
not on ant account dose the opvnuni with piaster.
Only t IttUe mU U uwwaary.
Famxv U. Tho eohtr of theeyals mere mas
ter of taste. It has oftvn been said that a woman
with a hal c. nevar elooM fwm her husband,
never chats erantil, uever McntVi her hiiihaud's
roiulorta for her own, never flnds fault, never
talks tun ruoA-h otUm little, ualwavaan entertaiu
liitf. agreealde and lovely cumunaiJn. We never
kuew, said a .tud.driver. tut on. nninteresUnt
and unemiaidti womau with a hanl eve, and she
hail a nose which looked, as the Yankeeasay, 'like
the little end of nothtug whittled down to a uoint'
Tba gray the ugu of shrewdness and ulent
Umtt Unukera and vapiaineaav it. In woman it
indioatea heller head thau heart. The dark haael
tt uohle sigtutU-ance, aa in beauty. The blue eye it
admirable, but may he feeble. The hl:k eye
Uke caret Uwk out for the wife with a black
eye I Ouch oan be seen at the police ottice. noe.
rally, with complaint against the husband for
eeault and battery."
IiormiTT,--What kind of introduction wilt
lusufy w in vuutiug a yeuug uulv as a suitor f
w iiutaiio, would aa aiuuitn- nude at a
party, through a reepectaMe nwdmm, allow me to
tall upon the lady ; aud should 1 so red!, and be
politely received, could 1 visit haras a suitor, never
having seen her parents, with whom she resides P
Your question discloses what may be called
something of a defect in our mini system. The
first consideration of a gentleman on entering We
house of a stranger should bo to present himself to
tho heads of tne lutmiy ; anu, auouw
so serious a purpoae as that of matnmony, he
could not omit, if fie were governed byproperfeel
ings, to make known to them something of his
Mtccwwnta,- as well u to adwa them of h in
tentions of Siting their family. When these
Krounda and conditiona are permitted to t set
iaide, an iuference mifnrorable to the character,
or at least to the nice sense of propriety of tlie
lady, might bo drown, which would discourage a
man who sought a high-principled woman from en
gugiug any further in the pursuit of her band.
THE CULTURE OF FLOWERS.
Summer will soon be numbered with the past,
and very little remains to bfl done in the flower
garden. All p'nti nottaken up yet and imbedded
tor house-cnlture, ahould be potted and placed in
their winter qnartera, so aa to get them ued to in
door life before the fires ore started for winter. A
plant, after living out doors all aumraer, will
rarely ever do well in winter uuleu it ia gradually
acclimatized to indoor life.
In onr next number we shall have something to
say about tho general treatment of plauta in win
ter, also about the prevention and cure of the dif-.
feront diseases and insect they are subject to.
Wo shall now close our article for tho month with
a few words on the
Tbbithent of thb Calla Lily. Although
this beautiful plant grows and bloomi under tho
most unfavorable circumstances, it will, with a
1 ittlo extra attention, do so much better aa to well
repay any ono for the trouble. Frepare soil In
about equal parts of well rotted cow manure, black
loam and sand, mixing about two tableipoonaful
of powdered charcoal to every S-lnch pot of pre
pared soil. After potting, sink the pot up to the
rim on tho lawn, and water slightly for a few
days. As soon aa signs of life appear, give plenty
of water daily, and removo plant to the house.
The least touch of frost generally prostrates the
Calla, Uowever, don't bo discouraged by these
littlo accident!. Wbon you have a mishap of this
kind, give your Lily a good shower-bath overhead
with cold water, and remove to a dork place for a
fow days, when it will generally come out all
right. It is always safest, however, not to let frost
get near a Calla.
Fall Importations
AT
"THE WHITE HOUSE"
Con.l.ttng of tho Lntost Novelties In
DRESS GOOI,
Including llio Celebrated
Basket Plalita, Ma tela la Baitings, New Cen
tennial Cloth Black and Colored Cash
meres, Imperial Dlajfonels, Knick
erbocker Plaids, Venetian flnlU
Intra, All Wool Beire, Camel'a Hair Plaids,
Together with all the various
FALL AND WINTER
Sbadea of
Silks and Velvets
lirE BRO LEAVE AIM) TO CALL ATTF.N-
I km to iiur anlfiiiliil illnfiluv nf Inumml
CttMrnm, )nijn-'(c ; Hvudud and liuuver ttauiuea
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Consisting of the Cholrest and Most Ex
tensive Variety ol
French Hats and Bonnets,
VI.IWM lTnnll.oM nihltnna -
we liivtic CMiHvltil nllt'iiilon,' being thu MOST1
ATKACTIVK KX IIHUTluN 1 ev r pmcnted lo
iiic Nullum inniHiiii. .i omu iiiKci!on omur
KHialllHluiiciit will at once convince our piitrons
(lutl every Department Is so complete tout It Is
1 m iKuninio to describe tlto many Novelties on
Kxlilblllin.
LEWIS j- STEAUSS,
. . . No. 81 IHnt Stmt.
K::sj to Lou oi Itil Estiti Seiclii!
BY TUB
OHKdO?r AND WASHINOTtfW
TRUST INVESTMENT COMPANY
Ufltcolland, Captlal 91&U,OUU-Uold,
rmititni, niiiht Hon. the Karl or Aiixit, K.T.,
Corttichy CaHtle, Hcetlaiul.
Oreion h-mI lUwirvl; II. lioldsnillh, tMrtland,
IViuaia Mui'leay, IVirtlnml.
Willi ah KKinaAiikenj's Hutlding, t First St..
lrtlnud, JdumiKcr.
t.ons marie front twiitn Ave, or In S)eclal ca
scb, elKhl )i'r, r(wy tlc by Uislaliuenu eaeh
year or in ono sum. tecuml by uiorltage dmls
upon tliilneumbertM fur in lands ouly, aud ih'U
pictl city proitcrty In IVrtlaail.
AiM'lK'nllou ruuat be nnxte pereonllr or In
wrlling to WllXi iM HKIU,
Manager O. and W. Truai Cu., Flntftr,
ESTABLISHED IN 1800.
All Work and Good. Warranted aa rapnaented.
... .1 li. MILLEE,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
W Ktrt St.. CihVm-1 Hulldlof , Irtlaad.a
trw.i. HMuairT.u4UMl.rla
Fin Iikkia. nli Inrln, Simula iA tMvk
v!orr!irit o mn-wT h or tiiV am
. tl.Ml MAkPC. Oi BuNp M4 IMA. eMrlal
Ml..(hw rw toidiuMltit ul irliU(11ir.MM.t7.n4
UTu;v5i
MANtTFACTUBERB AND iwrumraw,
Wiiolesnle and Retail Dealers In
Fnita(E;3J;oj, Carpets, Uirrors. Etc.,
K. W. CORNER FIRST AND YAMHILL STS.
BBSROOM STTITS
Mmle In Wnlnut, Ah, Mnplo, Alder, Mnhwiny
nml Hnrure: mftdool Klin uriuu
Furniture by the
Oregon Furniture Manufacturing Co.
oMiTnn ipur TNVAT.UABLD
PIRRVNO SCRUBBING MACHINE.
Bend orders to the bole Agents,
BRENNER A SON,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, First and Yam
hill Btreots, Portland.
GOLDSMITH & LOEWENBERO,
Importera and Dealers In
STOVES, METALS,
Tinmen's and Plumbers' Stock,
Bird Cagei. Fancy Wire Goods, Refrig
erators, Water Coolera, Ice
Cream Freann,
And a complete assortment of Houae Furnish
liiK Hardware,
SD 94 Front St., O. 8. N. Coe Block.
TUB
ESTEY ORGAN
LEADS THE WORLD.1
Over 1,000 Mannfaotnred Monthly.
Nemrlj 60,000 In Actual Ih,
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, Agenti wanted.
A. F, SMITH Co.,
109 Front-it, Portland, Or.
Fall Styles, 1875!
P. van FRIDAGH,
Dealer In
DRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY,
liAJJibH', MloHE.fr ami UHUjUIULaX'S
1UT8 AND BlJJiSET8
Ladiea and Gents' Underolothinc,
New Goods by every Steamer.
TO Flrst-st., bfU Waahlnirton .ana mark,
0. W. WIBERG,
Boots c Shoes
105 Front-st., bet. Alder & Morrison.
PORTLAND, OREOOW.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Corner of Front and Morrison Streets,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
FERK1NH KIM HALL, Proprleton.
Free Coach to and from tho Honso
This U the only Brick Hotel In Portland
containing 100 rooms.
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO.,
1 lunar liara ami I Winn In
Tarn bplements and lulaclimes, Uill Stones,
nun inn mu 1 no, miu nnumos,
M Vorkii; Iitsiitrj, Robber ui Uilhtr Belting.
Solo Agonta tor the "BAIN " and "PA-
svix 11; wagon.
17 and 1ft Fmnl-st. and 14 nnd 18 Flrst-st,,
PORTLAND, OHKGON.
THE " GERMAN MARMACY "
OF WM, PFCNDER.
Anteny's New Theater Block,
Cor. Flrat and A.hSta.,
inland, Oregon,
la "The" Drug Btore whore
Pair Kedlrlne
At dispensed. ' "Bemicau
Th oomponndlng of Prmoripttou
specialty. Attendance compeieut.
A full stock of
Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
8yrun ami Mineral Wirs in lull operation.
inuw nriisnu
1 07 J." L-" "I- DEALER
, V 1, In Ktill.h. Frenoh and Amorlran Dry
;"'' 'I'" J""1" " B,r..ble
"rea. Uood. in nnnd and ofl. r,',! at v.'ry tuoder-
. r man, ii ae.ird.unlpr.
manner "J """"'' "alu tUetuoat .careful
T. L. HIOlvUN, DENTIST,
WITK HATCH ft THOMPSON,
No. lea Ftnt Hlreet, Portland, Oreaon.
N. W. cor. First 4 Oak-sts.,
portl&nd, ;
Tho moat eitenalve stock of
BOOKSjlSTATIONERY
Ever Imported to thla mnrkct.
OXJR GOODS
Are bought of
MANUFACTURERS DIRECT,
And we oan aell at the
Very Lowest Rates.
J. K. GILL & CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
75 First Stmt.
Oregon Transfer Company,
OFFICE AND HACK STABLE.
I. W. corner of Second and Stark Streets,
TTNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. OUR OAfr
U rlago Rates will bo as follows!
Calling, 50 cents nn hour.
Hiding, 11 uunn nour.
To or irom Trains and Steamboats, 50 cents each
person.
To and from Concerts. Theaters. Balls and Par.
ilea, SI 00 a couple.
runemiH,vi rmitniicK,
tV AH ordora civon to the Drtreri. or left at ihn ofana
wfllbe promptly attuuded to, day or ulglit.
READ AND SHOWYOUR NEIGHBOR!
A MERICAN WATCH K8 AT PRICES LOWER
J than any oilier establishment on the coast.
Wehavespeelal price Hutu which we will send to
any address upon application. A full assortment
of Jewelry and Sliver Ware always on hand at
the lowest prices. Jewelry made to order at the
shortest notice Special attention paid to repair
ing Waichea, and Jewelry by experienced work
men. Theonly Jewelry Manufactory In Portland.
- un-guii dimuiry miiniiiticiuriUK JQ.
L. C. HENHlrHHF.N fc CO.. Pinnrti.
No. 100 First St., Portland, Oregon.
S. G. SKIDHORE,
Druggist and Apothecary,
111 FIRST STREET,
Portland, - - - Oregon,
Marcus M. Spaulding, Morton M. Spauldlng,
BPAULDING BROS.
Dealers In
FRESH MEATS of all kinds, Mess Beef
and Pork, Hami, Baoon, Lard, Etc.,
Central Market, Bulla Noa. 1 a, Portland.
ptL H, SINSHEIMER,
a3 Direct ImpoTUr aud DeiUer In
INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KIKHH
m Klrst HU, bet. Yumlilll & Taylor, Portland, ft
U't,PIi",i0' "'rtl. and all kiudi of Muiical lu.tru
menu Tuiit-d and lkpMlr.d.
AGENCY
-forth British 4 Mercantile Fire Ins. Co.
ASSETS EXCEED $13,000,000.
ED. HALL, General Agent,
98 Front strett, Portland, Or.
HARRY J. MnoRMintr
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONER,
.Bookseller and Publisher.
FRANKLIN BOOK BTORE,
in t im Hireet, Portland, q
A. o. oibm. Wj .
GIBBS GILBERT,
AttOmevfl ftnH rniinualnro a. T n. .
Cerbelt BnUdiaa;, 93 Flrat St., Portland, 0.
practice In all Conrt. of Record la the State, aai
. ..,VM..Uu w nunuiCM Ul OB U. S. COUtta
Study Economy by using
lEVIN&'S SOAP.
It it the belt and cheapeat (Full weight.) '
Wff Aak for it and take no other.
l7'AaT0SMAKER JEWELER, 10f FRONT
IT St.. I'Orllnillt ntrnn rimanl
0ld ?d Platd Jvwelrv P.bble SpacU-
tln aiDd 8lh Thon,"1 Clocki. Bpeoinl ullen-
- ..! opih i nomas'
uon given to repairing
i Waucues, uiociu suw
irst Class Stand,
irst Class Cigars,
irst Class Custom.
IRST AND ALDER.
A NEW INVENTION.
CHURNS yl'lCKEB, EA81EK MAKW
more nutter out of tne same amount w
Cream, than any other churn In the market
SALEROOM,
North Flnt street, between B and C.
Jtj,TVo on, rWSC t1