Ochoco review., June 18, 1892, Image 4

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I ill ink it in.;- tu-v K.-n in M.av;
I ihir.U -mlipHt tv.uM ha o sl..u.i
I know t vm ( (vt iuriiMH ln
Ativw i no tiiit. wo nir ..louo
Y..m i i'C i im'I', yi'it ivi.tl;
h c-ml-i 1 kv k t- .ui.l y.Mir o ost
If V!1 WiMV :': LV "t.'Ul illltf i V
l'.tui l.'. U1V liiO Sk)w
iVntVMi lfn U whiu ami -l.U
Ho,..',., fl.,- ...u,...s .'t th im.l:
I ki'. it w.is l(ll't,-i,i-.l1'-.t l-v,
flu' sw i1-! ...... t.'Ml t'mimiT ktif-
TlH' I Jf'tV.' VI tl.'O f tW !Uii aw iyj'
Ami 1 ."'illy ..si
v'ii.'ii It's 11 tMC'i; m Son-'.-'
THE LAST IT.Ori.M
"Tib til tho year A IV 0. teO.l'io. A
dona f.: or.velop the entire clelv,
(rnuviiij; tiiinn. r and hchter only at the
poles. The nt of the snndi-k ar
il.ittoil iiiiiiioii i'i uaiK ias hum j
eannot in.-trate the tlii.-k. wintry f'; j
over the earth a pale rM twiiii.'iii
spread
Nature nund aN
n-n. The dome of
visible; no friendly
upon this immense
it i dead and br
t i ie hon.'on i not j
-t.u- -hods its li.-ht j
ricid deport ; the j
soft niysof the ims'n hav e .va.-ed to
shine over tho :iaiit snow liel. Is and toy j
pniines:
the.
an' no lone
i-r reil.vtod
uixm the fiU
Mlitu' :irt'aee .
d the nar
row, ar epin.1iiie; iroeii seas, me
reniuants of the ivcaiis of the world
not yet alvsorlxM by the sunlight.
And should this imivnetnible foj
brak away and the iMutiiuious fall of
the tine, mity snow eonie to an en I we
would still svk vainly f. r the t rti-ty
tNnnradenf theeanh. thenioon. Thou
ivind of y-ars ae;.. ho was detrov.i,
partly tl;nu-li a eoiistatitly inereasiiij
Vol.! and jsirtiy seansl by the burniiii:
siiiini;, whieh uo ntnMplu'rt eotild
soften, and lior fnu-ui. nts w.-rt" liurksl
into the imiuense p;ioe of tho earth.
It was thought that the end of the
world had eonie then, and this terrible
catastrophe oaud dreadful earth
quakes, Ihxvls and t.nn. t
"""tr ;
i w
tion of whieli camo d-n from o'lier
anon to p-tioration in my-ns
1,-cemK untd at liist t :no ml Uienee of
the moon up.n the e.,rtli.;...-t,d and
txdipses of U,e sun was ,,.t ev e,, known
by name to the human n, of that
l'r'M- ,
As far as the eve can n . n il this d
,..,,., t . , ,
ort lies m the thr s , f an almost com-
i . ti ; ,k. !,,.
VT nfrt,f Jl T r 1 f
j. ''"'T' ZJT' 't,J,p
F ml '." ir 7 h
it. F.vervTh.ne is el-1 and d- a.l but
there is still .uieor:
white sljr.-11-l ; th-.-t
be i tic livinc in thi
dernes. remnants
etunii.l t ri 1 hs. wl.. i
u:i teril.e !
are s'iil limnali
itih.isj.itablo wil I
.f a dwarf.sl and j
for th"'isands of
years have Is.-, a neeust -me-l to wrin c
day by day a, ha:anl. c!-Te!,eo fnuu
the iiiimi.-al el.-in.-nts ; a tribe who
know nethiiicof a l.fo diirinc m.sli.rval
days in wanner climes, where a vulup
tuou. and I'.Kiciiiii-s-iit th-ra cn-w under
a eleep hhie sky ;ui-i earth and airau-l
oeean wen' ped w ith manifold ani
mal cn'aturos. For th'.i'is.-m.ls of years
the inhabitants of th- clo!? have
known no other 7omt than the north
em, no oth.-r nature but one of snow
and ice and cold. Tin-re were many j
old scientific recr.U whieh sj,kef a ;
milder climate, and sacaei. ..is hypoth- ;
eses were laid down in the..- volume" j
of an antediluvian fauna and flora: hut j
later on nob.nty K-lieved th.-m or imac-
ui.sl it fs -s-ible that tlcy cotil-1 ever ;
have existed.
Paring an iminen -unible -ri vt :
time the earth had cra.lnally i-,,.,!...! t
f.tT. ai.d thi (-online -:f emanated from
the pole?, liicivinc .sle.wly and gradually j
for tbaiUsar.ds of years were mere ;
seconds on the dial of lie -l.x-k of the I
world toward the fjuator. What a
eotisition it aroiix-d when in ancient j
tinies, for iii-fanee in the Nineteenth j
century, f-js-sil n.-mnnnts of a vepeta- j
tion and Animal World were found way '
up in the re-rili imd.-rtn-arh the ice and j
now. such as could have existed only !
in the tropic zone, not thinking then I
"that the time would come when the j
eouatnr would reveal under its rover j
of ice and snow the fo-il- of its own I
tropica nature.
Constantly the inhabitable s.ce of
tho eart b grows una'ler, the battle for
existence and life loin'- mor- wvere.
resitanr-e acain-t the el-tnentary jx.w
ers weakens atid the- huiiian rre-i- crad
ually melted away, until in the year of
9.4.Vi.235 it had hecouje almost entii.et.
This remnant of r.-o-e. which had once
eovenMl the .itir" earth hail and Is.a.-1-tsi
of it mastership of tilt- world, is
found Heeludetl in hnts of ie-e way up
in the mountains of the hoarico recion
of western Africa, te-ar the former sea
eoat. Hardly dit incui-habli.' from
their surroundinc", it is difficult to find
these human habitat if. ns. Wo to th
, i
lonely wanderer who should
In
way. He would eri.l. tun ly. unless a
1n-ak of the north licht, which now
ajjd then breaks throncli the foe '-omes
to cruide him urixht.
No star, not even the sun, can point
f.iiu on his way, for everything is en
veloped in this iinpenetrabi.; ini-t,
Iy;ng, narrowly windinc tunnel- lead
throuch the snow into the cave like
huts ui which these few hunjan heincs
live with their last trusty com)anioi.s -the
reindeer and the doc- 'hie of
their (rreat est labors is to keep the hut
and its entrance free from i he -now,
which is continually drifting, and t
gather tho necessary nourishment for ,
these animals. Should tlcy nocleet to !
do the one they would be bunej idi.'o.
tihd if they omit V care for tl.eir rein
deer, which supply them wilh lle ir
meat and milk, ih. y will die thede.th
of Ktarvation ; lor the wal and walrus
hunt is combined wilh untold hard
hip-dud yields but a run- hod.
Two men clothed in heavy, thick
(sealskins nre tun. iuc a sled hii.-hcd to
a eouple of tan colored doe lowarl
the hut. whieli lio a little way above
the narrow iiamsuo which they are
traversing. They are just retnrniue
from' an unsucot-saful seul hunt. It i
ajomr time sinca they have killed one,
of tlu'v .inmuils. vvlil.'li tiro now but
r.-itvly s.vn. Tln-v- l.nvv o.uon tlu lust
morn 1 , .f tn.vir. ntnl the il.vith of stnrvn
tion l sT.-.-iltliily but siirvly npptvn.-li-
I in
In ilio 1 1 1 1 -ri.tr nf llio hut i pallid
! yoninc vvoin.iti isiinviously awaiting tiio
1 rviiiins: of tlio tn.'ii Sim knows but
j t.sv vvvll llio iiiiit.ini,' of their rotuni
t without tho I'ovi'tisl ptoy. lis ii quos-
tion of lilo iin.l .l.vitli, mi.l her lips fl
I tor us the two iipx':r in the eiitrmut.,
; ovvr vv l.i.-li the skin" of the soiil niv
hunc.
j "Notliinc nothing nitaiu!" slu orun
desn'rat.'ly.
Willi t e.uiMiNive sob the vouiij;
in. t her im.os her n:in. Munuvruir in
fant to her hiva-t mid sinks Uhmi her t
kn.-.s An older, hollow ov.hI ehild. ;
frightened by
uianner. erie
youncr man
little d.lllhtei
its mother's unusual
aloud. While the
endeavors to paeify his
r the older of the two
apptiVi.'ho the wrt-teh.sl vvom.in and
folds her tenderly to his bivat ' l's
ther. my daughter, do not desp;ir.
We aii-in the hands of ti.sl He will
i not forvake us." he vvhisirs. and is
himself in ne.s
I of eonsolaiiou, for ho '
f,,;,!;,,
p,..lrs
fully their terrible position,
.me to the eves of the dioons.-
1 late
woman; irradually she crow s ea 1 1 u
mid i' the en.Miirai;iiic worvls of her
I need father mid the tender pleading of
tier h-'lo.l huKuid. She listens mix
touly to the del.itiiif,' of the two men.
w ho are making varum nlans to e.-eavo
,ho dreadful .Kvath of Marvation
,.. ,. ,,,,, ,,;.,) .,,.. ,.,
Kin in existence a tradition of a eoitn
try where it is not so eold. whentho
foi is not so tlii. kand vv hero for hours
th.' miow fall eeaesand seal and otlier
animaU are plentiful. Yes. they lulls
endeavor to reach this bli-iful roiriotl,
so the el l man prop. ,;. after all the
other plan hav e Iveii dist'liwd mid ro-ji-.-t.sl
Hope is a .Miu kindled in the
bnMsts of tliee wn'teh.sl lx'incs. who
Lave no idea that the same fate awaits
tie in ev ery vv here -the fate of porishina;
from cold and starvation - for tile Kden
of which they are dn-auiin.e; l,as s-rown
iiilmspit.-tblo and uninhabitable. tK. j
The entirv ).dolx is w rupivd in snow
and ice as in an armor of toel , the
d.s'p shadows of the nicht pn-vail,
which eh.ui now and then into pale, I
twih -br
N tter land - ah.it can !e found i
I Hlv N.V(U), ,l,is world, and not ux.n i
j in !
s (1(ih (l(lM ..lth(.r ,ir,Mllee new i
. Ml.,ai(, ,. whK.h ,nlt
I t,;irv ,,xiM,.Iuv. !
j nt a, dn.wi.iiic man ch.tehes a '
.
;. straw. th-o unfortunate crt-aturv-s ,
; ' , , ,. ,. , . , ,
tnisll the litn f in. hue this land.
-''i-'' trnditi,,,, had made then.;
miliar. It.-fon- thev c.,,.1.1 carry out
I thisdarinc plan, howjv.-r. l-.ru of ih.s-r ;
. ' .
1 ... i
ux.n then, .-ajiier tiian uual. fnroitl j
dine them to n-insiu outside the hut '
even a brief spaisof time, and mak- j
inc their proixrt.-,! eiiucmtioti a tunic i
in;po.iti(e. .iivvav. r.i ner is i.s. n.-N o. o-.i-u-
Horror and d.-ssiir tilled their hearts ! Wi the material, and she .loss not want
and tinallv cavo wav to a sullen n-sic ; U -irate,l for even the brief swico
nation, their pallid chiMren moaned ! "f a in..uiei,t fnuu her husband s ..y;U
with huncr. and the crv of their loved i bn-ast.
ones inpinsl them with n-nevved ell- l'n.fonnd darkn.-H env.-lops every-vr.-v.
All is not v.-t lost l'nevis-ted j thine
su r tnav tvmie fn.m als.ve. Theyl
will ti.-ht the battle for existence to the '
l;Lst; V,-. tl.eV Will hold OUt for til
sake of their imi-nvtit chiMn-n. It did j
! not occur
to them
that the life for t
which they wen. saviuc them was one I
of utter privation, ele their heroism
and coiirn.ee would have failed.
I'ut th-y fi-l the liunc-r and its
smcs more and here, and with a
h.-avy heart th.-y resolve at litt to kill ;
one of the four faithful do'."-, although
he car. but illy bo spare. 1. In a f.-w j
days the. s-s-ond follows, then the third j
atid finally th" last The ac'-d father
partake scarcely of any nourishment,
refusing t- deprive hi lov-d on.- of
the few morsels which micht still the
piuics of his Imiicer. Hour by houi
he prows weaker, ami at last he can
ari-e with difficulty only from his i.H.-t
in a corner of the hut. Hi eye have
sunk way back in hi- head, and in them
hhines a sus-niatural licht. He n-al
tes that he will soon be transported .
votid'-r tield. wh'-re ther- will l- no
tears and no s'llT.-rinc- He tries t
support the hope of the despairii.e
youtic couple, whom terrible anxiety i
alm'rst drivinc mad. and to interrupt
their dismal, cloo'ny ''r' '"hiic he nar
rates to them with faint v oice storii-si of
apes lone since past, w h-n ice mid snow
did not rover the earth everywhere,
when people lived all ov.-r thi- c'ob
and a second sun bone t brunch the
stillness of the niclif K-th.-r nod-her
head thoughtfully while In- s'.-ik.s.
Aye, le-r father is de-cribinc the para
dise where the cd'tle, balmy breezes
blew, and someday they will reach it.
How wondroti-ly fair the journey
would be were it not for the dreadful
bridee whirl, leads to it destination
death!
At iaj-t. the pallid li of the mp-tl
father are set in death, and his eves
!: have elo;d in that lone slumber from
! which there is no uwakemng.
Ho! slowly Uii.-H away from day to
' day that tho storms will oea.se. at Uisl
j and K-ther's husband, Ahasver, may
C out and seek help in one of tho
' neichborinc huls, a lone way in the
di-tai.ee. It would have brought them
no succor, but increased tl.eir mi-M-ry
1 and di-titution. for the few sealtered
, human habitations had not sheltered n
j livinjr b.-ine for many weeks.
The storm ha piled the snow hich
I before Ahasver's narrow entrance, und
: it would take a hundred brawny arms
; to remove this frown wall instead of
lie; four eme'iat.-d one. Htill he has
been able to cuard the eidrance to this
tomb from completely closh.e up and
to prepare the I. hiss for his reindeer
that he has gatherer) wjt, l:i,r.
Ksiher has kept alivo the llamo of
hydroeen eas, which she general from
enow wafer by means of an Ingenious
ly constructed apparatus. This gives
both light and warmth to the wretched
people.. Hii.co her father has closed
his eyeB in death her own strength
wanes day by day, her courage fails
and her resistivo power decreases daily.
There is but una chord in Kstber's
breaht which rwjionds in clear and
rich intonations to the demands of life
- ii i her in ci hor love Willi consiini
in-; miviety she watelio the oldest of
tier d.iilm die a slow distill of seurvy.
.VI last iis suiTeriiiKS rx eii.hsl; tho
nioihei's heiii t is hiviikiuu w illl nmv
and more fervently tlu.n ovor sllO
elu-ps her rviuiiiniiiit eliild to her bo
ivave.l bivuM.
Two inoiv lerrihle day s have muvhI
over their heads; (hey Ixviu to feel tho
IMMiolrafitii; ihiM hs woll m 1 ho imwin
liutiio'i'. for tho hiiiiian IhhIv needs fmnl
for iis imvar.1 fuel t (.Tiiemto tho
n.si'vNiiiy natural warmth. Iverythiii(f
ha Ks'ii eoiisuuie.l fiivpl the lat rein
d.vr, whieh provides the infant with
milk. The piuvnt shrink from killing
the aiiiiual mid thus deprive their deli
eate ehild of this one miiw of nourish-
ment whi. lt noiiiuij; eau rvpiu.v.
No. they would mlher .lie.
And what is then to Int-onie of tin
little helpless eiialuro.' Is theiv no
way out of this lahvrintli of misery f
They divide tu vliiuo the killing
of the la.-t rvMiid.vr ns loiirf as ptwiblo,
and for a short lime will share the f.xul
of the animal, the moss.
With leaden heavines the hours
dnus wearily by ISth. r alniovt faints
with luuijo-r. Suddenly the ehild
awakens It was hungry when she
rocked it to sleep mid now demands its
food with infant Velioinouey. The fee
ble cry of her baby nrouses ll-ther
from her stupor. She spring to her
f.vt, s.'i the knife and pla.vs it in
her husband's oulstrofelusl hand.
"Our eliiM. Aliaer! Save our
child !'
Aha.svor's ajvithy instmitly disx'rssl,
he must f.xxl his faiuishiiii; child, mid
he hurries into the adjoiiiiui; sp.iee. A
dull thud, n frurxliiiit sound, and it is
done After they h.ivo fed their child
on the warm Mood of the roind.s-r
these two starviiii; p.xple still their
ovv n lumber.
Pays a.ss by vrha.s vv.s'ks for
theo twe have c.'.iw' I to measure time.
The ortions of f.nl Ihn oiiic smaller,
the eliild rovvs weaker, for tho meat
diet is not i;ood for it, and the hox of
salvation from this miry has ll.sl. i
The infant, with its tiny, shrunken '
Ixsly and ien.xl face, lies dead ill its j
mother's arms. The cry of anguish j
breaks from her lips at this last, cruel
la-h of fate. No tear of .-riof falls from !
j herburniui," eyes. Aha.sver and tvther
have watched the mevitanie uraw near ,
ith silent resication, and their hearts
aro till.sl itl, but one .l.-.n-. of I,,
nmi.it.sl s.s. with tl.eir love.loi.es.
Thv n. ,.!, and i,.xl now, and
submissive to tho will of the Almighty.
Without uttering a complaint they .ii-
. - . , .., , . , ,ll,.i ,,t ,., riii.,
ide tho l;Lt mors.1 of the miilUst
,
".. ai.
lay have ,.1 s -y have
eaten .he l.,st hi,., Kv-.-rvtlunc t,a.s
consumed, there i, icthmc left,
. , ,. ., - , .
i .1...:. r ......
"i.... -u...... .mis..-". ...... .......
The .piiet of the tomb n-iens w ithin.
Kach hears the other s heart tnritirf
lauuiy. i ne iiani.. ... .ii.-fis u.u.k
Then-, oh. w.m.ler suddenh a r.iy )
of likd.t illuuiinat.-s tie- hut. Th- ray 1
"'" "'"'" ' n " 11
'lie macnetic polarlicht. Ahx-v.-r and
!'' her, almost n niove.l irotn Ill's
world, show no surprise. Heavenly
joy tills thvir soul, and nion Ilrmly
than Ix-fore they clasp each other, for
death cannot part them. It j:mw
brichter l-'fore tli.'ir eye; mild, w.uiil
hn-.'eS sweep softly anuiii-l them;
heavenly tu.-lilies fall on their ear, j
and 1- e the enraptun''! c-i'e is
spn-ad i orl-l of wlc- wond.-r they
have never dreained.
Ar'ay d in canuent of softest licht
and wanderii.c under glorious palms
their childn-n come tow ard then, and
nestle acain.-t their heart. And hold
it. c th.-ir darlinc to th.-ir hn-iLsts they
are carried upward as if on anc'-l.'
wine to a life of heavenly hlis.'
The snow is dri..line on iiii.s'nsinel)'
All life on the globe i d-ad and it
will never I' rcncwi-d. The earth, no
more the inoth.-r earth, at. atom in ths
immeasurable space of the world, pur
sues her fours'- unerringly, unl il after
millions of years destiny is fu Hilled and
she will be hurl.-d in the burning sun
ball that she may h- nine its fuel and
bring life and warmth to oth.-r sphere
and other organic creatures - K. H. II.
in St. I.uis l'o-t lJL-atcli.
Tlirt-e I'lilt'iift llunysris.
Tliemoft important ls.ks in F.uglish
literature that ci.il.o into the pf-sw-nsion
of tho Hriti.sh iiiu-.ii.ii in lsh'j are ofll
cially declared to ho the three unique,
or almost unique, copirtt of editions of
works by John Hiuiyari purclia.ss from
jfr. Stevens. Ho far luoi opinion trav
eled since tho days when, as M.waulay
somewhere observes, the writings "f the
author of "I'ilgrim's Progress" were
looked upon as lh delight only of the
ignorant, Tho chief item of these
treasure is B. myall's firt work, ''Home
tj.s-l 1 ruths 0s neI Aceordme to (
the Seriptunst," homloii, p;.i(i. Only'
one other copy is known, and that is j
imperfect. It is a controversial treat- I
ino againut the Quakers, and all hoiih
Hunyan's earliest prixluction contains j
the llrst printed notice of him, in ll j
fonn of a prefatory address by John j
burton, who says, 1 his man is not j
tln:ri out of an M.rtl.ly, l.ut out of tl.s
lioavdnly, university, I.niloii Nrvvs.
llr lllrthilar 10 f I I., llrr IIii.IiuimI.
Mailamo I)., in Vienna, wan a v.-ry
ran.ful sort of pi-rson. Sim iin-t Mini
aino 8., wl.o ask.-.l I. or what t.irtliilay
pri'ssnt slid lial ma.lii to Imr liusl.ainl.
Mailamo i). r.'pllc.l :
"You wp, I Him I it v.-ry ililflcult ti
nave anytl.in from my hoiiM-k.-i'pii.g
moiipy tin-so lianl tinn-s, nml I u to
ot my wits to work. My J 1 1 1 . uj ,
you know, is an iiivi'toratii smok. r anil
pasionat'ly fond ol a (rood (ii((iir. Dur
ing tlm last tlir.si moiitl.s I liavn fcv.-ry
evi.iiii.( taki.n it iar out of Lis phhd
and stwivl it away in a box. (Jn tl.tt
evening Ix'fori; liis l.irtl.day I pri-sctiM
liim with this hox a Hiirpriw, and
you iboiild l.av-B wwn how dHljhM
he wo." New York Lodg.iT. J
pANO.cnoua.
..Hons It- 1 flvsl.ln I.. Hi.
.'
vl,.n I llll .mm.'im.
Pabv jewel i y i Imvely limited b bib
pin-.. The infaiuile riuc is nt n sue
eis,s,. allliouch ton. I niolhci tnCKlo to
make It p.-pu'ar couple of yeais.
the fashion was Marled of putttnc
a unlitiiiro on the middle llucer of every
llrst lu.ru. and for a while tho demand
Wjis excessive Orders came from all
jvu-ts of the ooiiutry for the tiny jewels,
.....I ii,,,,.. intended for the evclusiie
tm.leof New oik weiv boxed hidainly
........ ,,...1 -..-...enied to I he scions of
In-Jlion lit llio eliiisteniiic It s.x.ii be
eaiiu- evident lh.it the nncs wove prov
Ui l-Hlbl.soliie oruallient, for liet
only did the diiiiinulive patricians oh
Jivi-t tuthe .b-coriilioii. but sxcial at
toudants weiv n.s-d.'d to keep them
fisIH Iini swallowed
Iir tlio llit six months the averapi
lxly ijflions the cold rinc. but nhuost
s noon im the shininc band attracts his
nt tout ion the streak ,.f viciousnevs Is.
routes appaivnt. Mr Haby piis'issls
t. roiii.- his eyes mil and tear strips of
pink and vv bile skin from his velvety
olioek with the edco that seeins sharp
est. The ll.it or ribbon band is es.e
emllv adiint.sl f- r this nurixw. an. I tor
phwi h up the soft llell alxuit his
oldii I' r i i.itinc the corners of his
H..J,. ... is neiliinc hi the toilet has
ket (...,,,. adapted than a twist.sj fir
Venetian c'd rinc-
All siois. i-incs an coxl for coUfriuc
piirw., and diirinc the t.x ihiuc xiri.sl
nuwt of the (.i-uis an' swallowed li
d.x'su't make any ditTen-nce how well
the ruhy or tuhpioise may be set, if
baby takes n notion to bite, and the
nurse is rott i is., the stone will come out
and N colxd down in a jitTy. He
(H-nt.sl acci.lonls, s.une of them filial,
-ex.rte.l t the Jew eld's scllll.C the
rincs liavi- had the eltcct of n-.luciiic
tlu iiiantif.i.'tim.of clustcraitd soht.un
ilcsl.-im.
I hie of the larcct llrinon lbs Midway
n fiise.1 to carry any cliiMn-u s jewelry
set with Kt.H.es, for I ho n-aot, tlm
inaiiacer sui.l, "that we cannot alfoisl
to sell t'hdin desicus, aid the trade will
not pay for the best " lie added, lay
inc ai.le a tray of tiny rincs -t with
clusters of diamoiid clippings, I nevet
n ould -nuit n j nunc chil l of mine to
wearjewehsl oruainents until he w et
1. 1 en. iich o appns-.ate t h.-ir v . due."
An old west side xvialist of chit
dn-n's iIim.:iss. wtn. Nmk of lahy
(Kiti.-nts c. .i.tams as many names as the
public nx-onls of ft imiall town, c.ii.
sid in the Isi.by rinc an i.liol.c s i.-
of woman's, xanily
" I am oppose! to tln ui and alwavs
have tx-en for the n-a-.i. that they
sh.i. kle the ehild. If the nioih.-r tends
t. the infant then- 1 no dancer to I
a pn llelld.'.l. hill it is not (safe to Iraxo
n bahy and a cld rinc nloii" with 11
nor., (firl.
' Ill a cnvitNion I have s-en ctiil
drs-u hnii-' iind bar tliems.-lv.-s with c
r;nc. and I al-o know that ornaments
of this sort often worrv and distress th
httle ones Th.-y may do no harm, hut
they eau do no C'l, and f.-r that rea
wtinff with tie- IhiC'T rinc and away
w i r 1 1 the bil .-oil I I -1. r pin until the
inirsinc child i old -'ioiich ! enter a
.i.rt.l.iinr acaiiist the eru.'l:y and dis
,., l(,,r,
orld.
f itiateriial nuil v New i"rk
TI.- rt..lrotilr Illrliig.
The rv.ynl autograph l.ks at Ihs
C.'iipih.l rs.i.iain the name of NaH.eoti
I trine dill. -rent peri.xl of Ins hfc
Wit. .. he was tlrt elc te.l president of
the Freeh republic he wrote his name
Ij. N. l!ona.arte and the letter In
hi'-ll he anno'lil'-es hi aeceplau f
the place is very m. "I. -rale and fall of
psitri"tiin and Republicanism fiuan
otlier page n letn-r is pa.sted in It is
dated only a ve.ir Ijt.-r, but ... .1 Lotus
Nu's-leoii has thrown .T bis till" of
Honapirt.. and s.gu 1 1 i 1 1 1 - -1 f simply I..
Nnls-lcon. In th.. next lett.-r he ilmr
the Louis, and com.- out In. Idly as
"N.is-l-on. theem-n.r
Shortly after he l eame ein-r,r Ie.
atinoiincc. 1 his m.irriag-. w itlt line-Hie
T'bis iiuirriagc t.s.k place in s,..'l( near
ly twenty v ears In-fore he lost the
throne It w is a love match, and the
b-tn-rwritt. .. in French which N.ihi.-oii
twirls about il is ii.tereli.ie II.. says
thai he hoH that the marriage may pro
mote tin friendship between the two
countries, and he closes by r-coi.m.-ud
lug us lo t owl and signing himself "( )ur
tiiKid Friend, .Yqioleon "
The l-ie.k of French autographs if
full of sori I In-iory of the royalty of
Franco. Louis J'l.ihpo, shortly In-fore
Iii asc.ni. n loth.- I r -nch I h rone, an
iiomieed t., the president of th.. I'nin-d
Stales the marriage of his son, and a
tdiort lime Inter I llud his signature ap
tx-iid.-.l t.. a letter staling that II. e
( 'nmte de I'aris, his grandson, has ln-eo
tHirn l.uis I'lnlipi"- is one of thels-st
penmen of all the kings. His letters
look more like diplomas than slate cor
reInl.deli Washington Cor. .New
York World
i ftwti fttks ftoiMt I'vii Wtjmr.
' ,S(' tluit p"tal'i" haiil tho i-li-rk In
OIltMlf tll.T IjirtJ hot''lM, JIM lilt MUllU'tl
t'MiiiUK' fH'i'iiinii nirffullj' haliiiirci
tlm box of ts.lh.icks.
"im, sir; what of it, '
''That l my h-h wiper. I find It the
most, improved s'ii wis-r of the age.
When a (files t signs the register I take
fl, H'ii mid hurl its point into the s
tutu. In mi ii.Htant the pen is s'rfecty
rleiu. and ready for the next signer.
fbe luice f the nolalo keen the nib
of tl.n s-ii w.ft nml frcf from dirt Allor
tlm iH.liilo (f..ls t'xi ol.l II i'i.ii I... throw n
ttwavi.i.'l n'pliu'wl by Knottier. I Imvit
trici i.liout i'Virytl.ii.K In II... nmrki.t,
l.ut I tliii.k nothing in the Mm. of a ix-m
wisr rim riiinpari' with a k uh
jxitiito. ' - iJ. troit i'ruo i'r.'sn,
Ti.il.r l-'-n.l.
To Uiohu who niitTiT luui.li from ten
4r .s-t in i'..n-j'.ioi.': ot i.'Hiii'ssivo
walking or staii.liux '"r loii -rio.ls
tl.o followii.K tr.-dtiiK'i.t " ill Ih. nin.pt- (
ublfi. Il.ttl.ii tlm foot Ix'foio ri'liriiiK lit ;
niKlit In li Mtroi.K solution of sail wuli.r, -to
wliicli shonM Im inlil.'il a lilsrul
quantity of sal irntus. Iry II. o fi ot
circfiilly und UK) a. "inootli j.l.sio of
pumii'ii to ri'inovi' any partli l.si of
roiihi.i'H that may i.pp.'i.r. Unpenl
ttio oix.ratlon tlm followii.K liiortilng :
New York tVotumunilal Advertliier. I
60Y RINCS
ur i nil 'ir a
1MU JlUll JlilllVll,
PIMM til l . '
SAM C. CLINE, Proprietor.
CHOICE BEEF
JVlutton, Veal and Pork
I oNsi .XM'I V ON II VM
I HI HIGHEST PHICE IN CASH
All Kinds of Country Produce
Sold at a l.lt.eral Commission,
VV V .!IOt .l.IW -I .-.U l-le.'
s AVI c I I. INK
CITY MARKET,
I I.. i ti. .... s.oii. ..I r...i..m...
PRINEVILLE, OR.
Palmer & (Hood, Props.,
- Kl IT V l llol. t. I INK ' ' I'
Beef, Mutton and Pork,
Spring Chickens,
Fruit and All Kinds of Produce.
FARM PROPUl't. BUTTER AND KliliS.
G. L. SALOMON,
'MIM: I n
Stoves, Tinware
HARDWARE,
Pomps. PipeandFixturesi
h.o s vll- k I M.s or
Blacksmithing and Wagon Work.
Ginpittl Repiilrinff Work Done
on Short Notice.
Full Sioik ot iron lad Wmon Miitritl ,
loD-UDil; a Hind.
GEORGEO'NEIL
S.-P..11.I Tl.mr N.irttt tif I'... I i.fflr.,
i n I M II I :, ohm.osi.
I'I UMI IS
Fine Wines.
-------1 ,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC, ;
A Thoroughly First-Class House;
In Every Respect.
t
IllttUr.l aifl riflrwn- 1111 I'm. ll.lr In
-jHflftl tti"Mfini) t filhtiM riti(rr .f.n.
Ih Cclelratcfi Fronc!) Cure,
'Tlllltl i
APHRODITINE
nt trt'iiK-j
OUArtANTtK
t'Murr mttV (i.rin
ii'fmt sllis,t
iir mi V tli-MT let of
tint ((""''oiir-
KHil'l'l fit IllTK'l,
V hl'td.T ft-lltlf
(t'fln i lin ( cu.ii.
BCMjUr iMoui itnMtUnt,
Th.'niiif tiliiifi, tit tdriMiirti ti
AFTER
utifui ht-iifi-r,
lion, fivi-r hmIuIki
i-i ut Jlralu
..-r, .i4- ('tiii. ii tftrtutf iii.ttn i .iii. i., ii.,
t-MfiMi, 'wfiiHial Kiiiini.ii, i - in.rrti'i , nt
tit it-mm, H.K M.-mory, tt,f -.mrr u ltii--l
(i y, H UU h If ii. tflrf li-l .fi.-n li ! tu irvmtii
r it s ati'l IiiiaikIi I'rli i mi h ,t, cijm,
fi r I ' .'fii I,t umll rrri r I it n' irt w
UItirKS lit A It - NT f V, li Klvfnf-F
f cry 1 . 11 ..r-l.-r r- ii.., l.. r.'f nml iuv moui'V if
m l'Titmitiit n rii t tint rlVi ti l. ft) )v
t ,..ii iti'nf h-mii.iiiiU frnrnml nu oni.ft
t.f In.M. win, w.iol.nsrs im.,, )w.rniBhTitl rnr. I
l-f t)ini.(.t AilirMitinM. lr uiMr lr. A'ltf- i
TH? APHHO MEDICINE CO.
klU UfHH' ll, 11.. fl, VutilUiHU. Utu
-Mi HY-
H. A. BELKNAP SONS,
DruKKltt
lltlK.VJ..fr., OKKiON.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
Th, ie.r nt this rirst roiiuh fnra
vllh'ii.t a iiarsll.il In llin hlnlory i.f ini .lnlin.
All ilri.KiClsIs sin sill hirlfi.il Instil It in. n -Itlva
Kuisrs.ilsi., Hi nt ll.ul no mlirr i-.trii . sr.
ni).r.f.ily uluti.t. Tl.st II imir linini
known, llm I'ru.rli.liir, .its., rniirnioiis m--iio,
mm (iltK.li.K Hiiuiiln llolllo Kris, lulu
vsry h.iinn I.. Uir tl.illfit Hlalim mill siisila.
If you hiivn a roiiith, H..n. Thrust, c.r llron
I'lillls, uan II, Inr It will i-i.rs ym. If your
cl.ll.l hsii . h.iCti,ii,, iir wiiii., ol o k I iiiikIi, lino
II j. roin pi I y , uii'l ri lli-r la sun., If yim ilri iiil
Ihal InNlillmis ill.i-iiHii 'ii.iHi!nitliiir., ..mill.
Ask Tom 1riiKKlit f.ir HIIIMIII'M I'llltH,
I'rli s II. els , (Wills, si.. I II .11. If your I.iiiiks
rssursor lls. li Unio, una Hl.lloii'a I'.iriius
PlMtaT. I'rli-M Wrls, Pumlc l.y ll pruij.
(lata Slid li-skr.
rifntmi. (
' . i
LINNW.WOODS'
SALOON,
Mln klrvxl, l lln.- HI.-. III.
ki l l s on IIAMl Till I lloll sl'
Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
FANCY MIXED DHINKS
rr''tf( 1 ml (-itn'rltMHnl t if -n 111-
Bllliird Ttblt lint Flf!aiil Club Koaiim
rr Hie kiM'tMiiiinuUi )iit tif nii'i'mi'fi
ttrlltliMI tit flllln it orlftt ! Hiil
Agrnoy fur
OAVIATI,
TRAUI M A ft It .
COPVNIOMTft, U-
tut mfttf nilim nn f Uf-IUi.t Mlo l
M SN A u l II hi. t.
fcitmi iHtful lkstl t.wt In tt i J i
ill t'ttlitic lj a u.-tuvt it via ',rw ' f J I il J
Scientific mrth..-..
t Jtrt'l riivl4i'.in i nt ii-iintt tl"f m it
w.itUI -t. riolMU Ii l.i.li sit,.. I N.i i. i i li-.
ItiAi. .h.Mi'.t Iw Milt. ..Ml it WwHr l iMt il
j.- t ! .I ... nth. 1-1.1. til SS AMI,
I'I M( latllkUM, l III. . T.ttl
jn. ii i-
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. ,i . ,1 I -, . , ( , . : ,1 P.- . rlrl.ll.H.f M '" '.irri-o,! . - 1 1 ! m4
i OUriM CHI MIOAL CO.. IM il'!. CtNCIHWATl, O r,.
rvf i-r .-if t"H i . l . i I .-li , '.. s
t( (pilurp it r ! I htt I ) f it p
t DC I I II T U.Iip irt-nsto-
r C W I -II, mm ll (i"i"i li HI Mirn
iff til lu lt
THE CHINESE BAZAR.
Quonf;, Hin &. Co., Proprietors.
I'nrrii-s a tin.- luo- of Slh KS nii-.; !! .in I from tin- I ' i. I
Tin- Is "t l! ivon .l '1 H AS in - il. 'l Iron. I 'lii im
I'A N I'I 1' in .-lo 11. s ..... t i
Kr.itrr.int iio.ofl.-. l KiAl;-
A I-.. II lilll' I. Ill" of C.il..-1' HI;.
PRI NEVILLE BOOT AND SHOE 51.
I. L. KETCHUM, Proprietor.
All kin.U of !'.....(. in,. Mi
iiiilii-. Noii" l.tit tin' I.--.! k
loin' nt r.-iioii.ioi.' .i 1. 1 s l li..-r
lo 1. .pun M mi str.-i I I'rin. v
- I'I- U
Ahlt: HPS :
bedrooom sets.
Lounges, Chairs,
Oils, Putty
ALSO V ALL V KINDS V OF V LUMBER V FOR 7SMg
The Oregon Land Co.,
wiiii tr
Home Office at Salem, Or.,
in nit: i. it y in it i.iMi, asm
BRANCH OFFICE IN PORTLAND,
Mslin i't v of am .11 (mil liirms ;
'" im. I xiiiiirlniii pri.pi rly, N .i.l t,.r
H. A. BELKNAP & SONS,
S,i..iss..r lo .1. U llDW'AUIl
l.i- l
DRUGS fi
East Sldo of Main
Standard Patent Medicines. Paints. Oils and Varnishes. DyeSm'1!
and Soaps, Toilet Articles
Tooth Brushes. Bird
A K'-ni'r.il vnri.-ly ..I I insists' Snn.li i.-s,
l .in- mi s .mil l.i.ii..is lur inr. II. ill us....
TEIVIPLETON &. SOIM,
-wihu.ks vt. i;
DruggistS
Prinevllle, Oregon.
ii;ai,i:hh in
Porluiimrif, Hair and Tooth Brusta, Paltiiit
Goods, lllass, Put ly.
Also a Fino Line of Gold and
A II ....I..... ... I
ii . .n.ii-i r I'll nuii'in ioi.lli.lv llllfll.
Slllllll'. ut nil Inn. .a.
C. S. SMITH
Vt 1 III
Gary House Bap
III VI IN
Cutter Whisky,
H..-.I HII vM.s o,
, iMdinn
AlJo
KeyWestand Imported Cigars
Nil mil CoiuforUbl Club lm.
V.l I'Ull.a .-.o. l.i It.tl.. i .iiu.m. t,
Sliio
'ISlllfl.
TP HUE
CURE
j- - l( . . - - oo. n i.t in i..M,i. . w )n
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i tit -tlrrHl.lt- .tttM-wPa tA li ii
ti n dIHi i it in rs fuioi ii,.
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ii
I ' r I W 11 A U LP SUM A l l
bO tUMPLI ANY CMILO CAN UStIT
If l.f I. .41
ts(t
Pill..
i i in
i )-..
iiik- i
ii.sM'p.'i o. i voir - ui' I'lic 1 ' ' ti l
r II . M I K -i .1 li M pits. i ii. ,m
N rr. pi i. oj I - t ti UUm,
if i tt ttircH tit II 1 1 lur t t: ife.
I f rMtrMlv( M ft.i.t gf.ll Pit .1. I , j,.
I
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i tu. I. i I I M Ittl I'll! I' ' " ll' I ( ' " 1 I fh
' .U r U r I ) t( IMI t.,f 9tf I,
r. lift ii4nl
tii frp M y Kvm
I r b" . - p -n- pn4
U u4 U.ry Cp
I J ,1 (Mil! s.- t ,s
i.ot- I., or. I. r, mill :i lit :
ns .1 in ii. w work lo i'i.ri'
ff. i-i'. i- i. ..ui .r....i.t ! i .ilir; its'
iii', 'r
I II
Of : FURHITURE,
Mirrors, Paints,
and Class,
nlt.i !... (,,r ! irain mi. I !. k htmn
pa.nplil. ls, prut. isl. rl.'.
I I'si I S
S ItMiGflL!
Street, Prlnovllltt, Or.
and Perfumery, Hair ma
Seed and Ca-es.
Slnl l.ii.i.ry, tlis.ks, I'liims, T .l'" ' I
ami hi;taii.
Medicines, Toilet md Solving SoipU,!!'j
Paints, Oils. Etc.
Silver Watches and Jewelry.
. ,..f,lllfl,i'l
Y) hfw ni5?novFRY bvAnmnPMT
I ' 1 1 V SHI llll pi I'HI' r IplM Ml"
isai.i tin II inn n ' ii