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THE HEW YORK WEEKLY WORLD
iStffrl TYi' RIGHTS DEMOCltA T
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WILL UK S...NT TO ANY ADUKfXS FOR ONLY $3.25 IN APVAXCE.
itt Rifflits Democrat
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THE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS
WILL EE SKXT TO ANY APfRESS lOR fS.OO IS ADVAXCK.
J J!s U Hie l-est njvtii!iHy evur mObnlml the people of the WJIlaiuett VUy to
?Kt r Jaii matior at .w rajas. Send in nautea ma aoou as pomiblo, a)UI get Oitt lii
lerestins; (iolilHral nu- from ill Ktwt falrh we uiay iect in tho Spring.
Delinquent KiiU-nwrd wisbing to avail tueiwutlvea of these oflwra will be expected
to pay up all arru ;-. .
riWKESSIONAL CARDS.
c a. Wklviustux. a. a aransatT.
niiirniirA' & wolveutox,
ATTOP-HBYS AT LAW,
Albany, Orr;an.
W.Il ,m-tUv i &ll lb OuurU ia the Stal. I'rulaU
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U H.1.VS. (I. K. C1IAMB&KLA1X.
I LIS:,' & C1IAMDEKLA1X.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Albany Orcjou.
;ronift in Foster's Krit k Elock."ti3
vlonl.Stf. .
T. r. UACIiLESIA,
ATTOHNEY AT LAW.
ALB 1ST.
4roflie up ".airi in the Odd Fi !lo"a
lemple."
rlSnaO
F. FILLER,
ATTOIINJ'.Y AT UW
vty-tuc an J exttmiuatUm. ui iitir. -rctilo
lUu-4ai upeciAlUjr. vl-tnAHX.
J. A. YAATES,
ATTOSHSY AD COUNSELOR AT LAW
C3UTAtXJ3, OOE80K.
fru-tice in all th t'.Mi.lx of Ilia Klate
a"'I-- ia iD""imrl iiiKiao -
v lun'livL
D. M. SAVAGE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Albafi, Orfjon.
HAVING li IIADUATKD IS THE
i lliyaio-MJ:il liint tule of C'hicm
u:ti.i, has io-M a i in AIl-Miy. '
pS"0-Xi s? i.i Fr.ni!' Urk:k, (up-Uin )
D. jal Oonley,- ;
A TTOUX i-V AT 1 AW.
tFKIO', 57 WKST FRilNT STHKKT.
5 ,Sif-iai aiten:in jriven ( colMlion.
. " Tl3lllilf
J. XV. IJAVSJl'KA.
ATTO!tN'i:Y AT IAV.
coicvai.Li. ensaor.
i."tl wit-nlin to collection ftf arvoonla.
"ifcte oue tUftr r.uth rif KiKhera Brkra.Ste
vlon'vi.
D. R. BLACKBURN,
masiiEY tso cous'seloh &t uw
A.!bany, Oregon.
oaire np li'.r la tbe OJ J IVIlow'. Tern
p?f,
Cl!wtiai a specially. - . ttl.
J.IL WEATHESrOED,
PJOTAUT PCBLICJ
ri'OItNKY AT IjAW.
tiril.L PO-tCTICK IX AI.LTIIEOOL'RTSOKTIIE
I V JStte. t$N3ciai altomum g yvit U cultectiutia and
prolat ntattr.
ayoffice So Odd Fulls Temple. (ICS "
C. POWEM- ' TV. B. WITKO.
" POWELL & BILYEU,
VTT()11N EYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in I'hanceryt
AI.BASY. - - OltECOJI.
Collect ions promptly made on all points,
LoU4 negotiate! on reasonable term.
TOiUce in Foslor'a I5rit;k.-&
vlliili:f.
L. H. M0NTANYE.
ATTOHNKY AT LAW,
AND -
Notary Public. ' '
Albany, Oregon.
Office npntairs, over John rjritri? store,
1st street. ,vMn23lf.-
p, W- BAlltBD, M.t. J. M. rOWELL, M.D.
".; BALLARD & POWELL,;
Physicians and - Surgeons,
Lebanon, Oregon. .
ifOJTli'e in Lebanon Drag Store.lfc.
VlSnlOtf
OFFER !
H. J. BOUQHtON, II. D.. ;
IIUU, - - . BCCX.
TUB IWTOR IS A O RAW; ATE OV T1IK t'XI
VKKSITY Unllol VUV N Vara. nj W a
lata Btauaar ot bilWrua iluajitul MaJkal Colirg ia
Nw Vura. .
-ll- la Cit Drac 8tw. tUilmc on Sjila
atla af Uuiauq St.. taraa doon Ml of u
lira) hailing- to Uwpwt.
C. O. EeUy, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
ALBANY. OBECOX.
-om.-e In M'llwain' BlocV. r.a
Jonee, one door north of Ilrooni Fartory.
HnStf
Dr. T. t. JOLDi;..
OCCULIST AND AURIST
. 8ALE3I, OREGON.
DR.OOI.DES HAS HAD EXPKHIKNc'E IS
ImkBI Hie variuua cilmara to which Ilia
aiul wr are iuu)1, o4 luria oondtlent ot
giving entire aatuiactlon to tboae who may
laea IhemanlvM unOar blaeara. uoHU.
D. C. CLARK,
. (SaeceaMr Is . B. WjaU.)
Dealer in Heavy and Shelf
Hardware, Iron, Steel
- and Mechanic
Tool. - .
Oa Wat awert, ooa oar aat ot 8 E. Tuoof', Al
U any, Onguu.
EXT i:.-lOM,,
MAXCrACTVRER
Jlte;9l utaaa KIie.
S.31 firat ftl. Albaoy.
Ruaaud nr cruimd twffrea aud a)H.wi all WukI.
auukula r maii. batMaetlua goarautaal. '
SEW YORK SHOPPIHG!
Krerbn1y delighted with the taatffu!
and beautiful Mlct-tiona tfiade ly Mra. I a
rnar. who baa never, fahrd (o pleaae her
(U'toiiieni. Sew Hail t'iicular Juat iaurd.
iSend for it. Addrcaa
MRS. ELT.KS LAMAR. '
li:7t Kl Uruadaay. Mrw Vurk.
Aloany Bath House.
''UK C5DKSS10SK0 WOULD RESPKCT
J. tally iafora tk. eitim of Albaay aai tU
rinity laat 1 havetakaaebarc.ufthi Ktabllab
m.ot, and, by karpisK eUaa r.vul sad faying
trirt attautioa ta baaiaaa. axperU ta (ait 1
hoa Uo may f'r us with thalr patronage.
Hayhtg tiaratufui. aarritfd oa nothing bat
Flrst-Ciass Hair Dressing S&looua,
W .zot to giT. .atir. aatUfactiaa to all
f-w-Cht'.dien and I. a J in' Hair naatly eat
l.bp.M : J(W WKBBKK.
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Tlic Crvallis Frnit. Co.
Will pnrchafte Flnmmer dried fruit at
full market crices:
Will send a competent person to advlae
rrnlt growers a. to cultivation or orauui
tiona to orchards :
Will supply fruit trees of approved aorta
at mederale prices; .
Will aell Flommer Driers through' Llna,
Jienton ana Taxne eountww. r " t -letters
to leaent to i'orvallla Fruit Com
pany. C'orTallta, Honton County, Oregon,
. n Abusnasu, rttsiueni,
,", Jamks JtEAKMAM, Sec'y
January 1, 1S0. 24wtf
HEVECE HOUSE, ,
'nier rir aad ElUwerffr AUbyV Orrga
Pfeifer Erb'r Props- ' r ;
Till ui Hulal l fitted up fn Drat claaa Myle. Tabla,
aupalietl witii th. beat tna inarkot aSunla., : Hrhig
Uoia in every iuwm. A g ooa sample axuut lur tcu-
maruai iTaveiera. ' - - ;
trwnt Caara taaaI front ( Uetl."M
" 8:t' ' '"' ' i -t
' " - ii .-1 1 Vi ',. ,,
nsw ohoeeo shop i
, J. H. SUKLEspVopV.
A GOOD SKA FOAM SHAMPOO goes
with each fchave. 'Trices for shaving
and balr-eutting same as usual. ltooms
opposite Mcilwaju store. JOti
-"-I-
' B. BOYLE,
Fasliionable f Boot-Makdn
ACO0D STOCK OF ROOTS OXjliAffB ALT, THE
tiine. Perfect tlu gnaraiitoed. bliop in OTuule
mwK, in tne rear H noiaira nor... , Kutl
P. A. Lehmann, Solicitor of American and Foeriffn
PnWiiut. Wefthiutrten, l. iU- AH bueinee. connected
with Patenta, whether before the Patent Ofttea ot til.
Court, laruuiptly auwuled Uk Mo eharif. made
uuiuett a patent I tecurea. Bena lur circular, tit
; ... -. (Successor to Dr. Brewer.) f . i.t
Oftlce and redolence on EeeoiuX otteet
eir o. t'e maL ua nuuae. iatl-
stok Tnc won k-i.i:t Tr. max ;
i six." .
Yen, btono t ho v ouian lot tho man go free!
Draw back your fiklrta, lct lliey ncrohntice
may tsticli
Her ptrmenUi ax alio paasea but to hlin
Put forth a vilHIttg band to caip with ills
That led Iter to destruction and dlHgrnco.
Shut up from hrr tho Mtcrcd vnjn of toll.
That alio no more may win an lioncut men1!
But opo to hint all honornble path,
Whero bo may win tlUtlnctlon. Give to
blui
Fair, proasod down moiuturea of life
.awec tent Joys.
rsa her, 0 maiden, wKU a pure, pruud
face,
If she puts out a poor, polluted palm ;
But lay thy band lu bU oil bridal day,
And swoar tooling to him with wlfoty love
And fonder reverence. Trust libit who Wcl
A aitrfer woman to a fearful faio.
Yoa.atono the woman lot the man po fn i!
It one soul aulVor for tho guilt of two
It la the doctrine of a hurtled world.
Too out of breath for bold lug balances
Whore nice ditiut'tloua and injustice
Are calmly weltid. But, ah, how will
It be
Ou that atrnno day of tire and lUmo
When men shall wither with n myilufcar
And all shall aland before tho oue line
judge f
Shall aez make thou a diffuicuco In ain ?
Shall He, the searcher of the bidden he-.trl,
In Ilia eternal and divide decreo
Condemn the woman and lorglvotho n.oii?
TUK VtlLUAttaU OV OKIXOM.
We talce tlie following fiom tlie
Washington eorrtfiHMitli'titof tlie Mttn l-
arJ :
I met a geullvuian tlio dtln r evenin"
wbo baa been aiijiminttd with Hv.
Geo, II. William. I'toin bfr riiiMliool,
and I listened witli no littin iulcrcfct to
hia recital of Iter ant life, bU niu'uMin"
talk of her inat riHeji, f lu r htiabatitl
Mr. Georj?', tho I'lacerviite rnmblcr,
how ahe hiied a tlctcctive it friglden
her wayward son into Mexico, how nho
naively auid nho "wialud ho n in the
nemteutiaiy, for then alio would know
he was safe," etc, but thtito tl.inj; tire
rather out of my line to rjfuk ittxmt,
and ao I will give you him;ly w hat he
told mo of her busiitfMa-liktt roiuluct
while in Washington little itcnm w hich
I believe have never Wfore J in
print.
tv ben I. Nicphrtd wits nt the
ight of hi nix dilative career in
Washington ho went ta Mra. W. and
told her of a aqua re of land, t- which
street, led, but itono of which were
paved, which might be had fir it aong,
and that on rotixumtitation f )!? pur-
chaae, and before alio could have her
house builr, ho would have all the
streets leading in that direction in hand
some order. Flaxbrako enva hia note
for 120 day, whxh Shepherd had no
ditliculty in getting discounted at the
hank. The house waa bejttn, the fctrecU
wete jMtved, nud the sudden incrroKo in
the value of jtroperty gnve Mr. Wil
liams her handaome houxe and lot fr
nothing. Delano in said to have tn.tuo
a half million in thia way, and llalieock
enough to innke him liMppy for lifn.
(Jrant, tx, ih known l-i have taken ad
vantage of lloKS ShepLcrd'a " jxiiutera,'
in a Kcret wav, ntid nt tliis timo o-i
conxiilemblo nul ibtatn Kciiltered over
ditlert-nt trt of Yaahirgton. An
other hiinrp piece of busineaa which is
ascribed to the YilliiimHt-R i that the
cabinet maker in the department of jus
tice put ?."00 worth t.f t-legunt (urnitnre
into this new liouxe, editing it oiln-e fur-
nitiiio for the Attorney Im iii-iih'h '-n.f
t'fii'f. M'tn. Wtlliiiitm told in v ii l.tm-
atit that nt the Nnliotiul Hotel her l.l-K
band had I en Imi well ahstrnl l.y n!
orcl Imiln-r that he got hiiu u ul.tllei ii
position in the dcrmt imrnt of justice so
thatthd man with the iron j.tw could
ktep l.im hUhvh an lim lackey or vtile
Je eUamhre. The f Mitiiiaif and driver
who gtuced her chat iot were nbto paid
at the deurtti!t ia of justice na mettiien-
gers tb-y pj-etin2 in that cnjHteity
whenever ii in. . did not need their
services on her card-sHaiiiiiz exix'di-
tionn. Another item which may I of
interest to Oregoniaiut, and for the truth
of which my informant voucjie, I will
give inn few . word. l'luxHmki) wnn
euawored with the charm ol .the wily
widow and did not try to cuncriil the
ardor of his love. At Htlein he was
working among tho legislators for the
honorable position of United State
Senator from Oregon, when hi wife?
that now in placed in the hands of Mr.
Lanbing btout certain papers threatening-
breach of trooiise cae and an-nn-pleusunt
exposure that would knock all
senatorial executions into Ave dinlinct
cocked hats unhvts lie should "come to
the scratch,'' You know the rest ho
eame.:' FluxWnke looks wther bi-oken
id health, although I hear lie ha a
pretty fiihA ,,U.f.. pi aciict. : Ia.tho de-j-t
i ittt-iit ft" jtt,;ici lliey have what is
enlleil Ki.ccial coi,iiiel, paiil from the se
cret "service fund, about $5,000 a year,
imd I am informed that tho would-be
Chief. :4rustico . of. ithe Unitrd Suites
hold one of these jihiccs. Ben Butler
was a special counsel at one time, but
would take no salary, .charging 100 a
day. while engaged. They say that
when Flaxbrake's name was mentioned
for Chief J nstico- the Senators' wives
made a special fight against it, and lob
bied day and night owing to their
social jealousy of .Mrs W., the favorite
at tho court "of Ulyssas 1, Senator
Frelingliuyscn ".remarked to a friend
that his wife would hardly let him sleep
at night with her argumentative talk
against Flaxbrake's confirmation.
Masty persons are puzzled to under
stand ' !what 1 tha terms "fourpenny,"
"sixjienny" and "tenpenny" mean as
applied to nails. "lTouriHjnny" mean
four ponnds to the thousand nails, or
six penny, means six pound to the
thousand, and so on. It is an old Eng
lisu term, and meant at first ; "ten
ponnd" nails (the thousand being un
derstood), but tho old Entrlisu climicd
it to "ton pen," and from that it degen
erated until "ienny was substituted
for "pounds." When a thousand nails
weicli less than one pound they are
called tacks, bradu, etc., and are reck
oned by ouuees.
VOX TIIK I'AUtl.
"Why don't you say a good otd in
tho impvrs for us boyst" usked ouo of
tho noighbor's boys as ho came into tho
room wlioio I was busy writing.
"What is tho matter now tiuyl' I
asked. "Nothing in particular," ho an
swrred. Don't tell uiof I know U-tlei 1 lhy
don't wear such aolemucholy fuccs f r
'nothing in particular.' Come, out with
it 1"
"Well, then, it imi't any one thing in
pni ticulur, it is everything put together
that makvs nio so mad. I want to get
somebody to write a whole Itook about
tho way grown folks treat us boys. 1
tell you and I want you to put it in
the pflier that boy havo a hard time
of it on tho funu. We are haulod out
of bed before aunriso to milk the cows,
cut the wood and do forty other things
thnt nobody cine wants to do. 1
wouldn't mind tho work if wo ever got
titty thanks fat what we do, or ever had
anything tint we could call our own.
No matter how much we do, or how
wu'l wo do it, grown folk are always
finding fault. J .wonder if they exjct
us to know Low to !o everything just
tit.u I gum tho men have forgotten
that they wtio boy once. Then the
old fu!k never think that we boys like
to have something of our own. There's
ful her now, ho i always complaining
because I d.m't take an intcrcnt in the
farm. How can I take an interest in
ll.e f.titn or anything about it! Ho
never g.ivo me an interest in anything.
I never had anything of my own in toy
life "xccpt a jir of rabbim, and the
first time they got into tho garden my
rabbit had to go. i.'tut year I wanted
onto chickens of my own, some pure
blood ones you know, but he wouldn't
hear a word of it. Then I begged for a
little piece of ground where 1 might
ralie what 1 pleased. Do you supiHwe
I col it 1 Not much 1 And now to top
off with ho w-ouldu't let me go to school
this winter, says I've got learning
enough for a farmer, as if I ever cxect
cd to bo a farmer 1 I hate tho old farm,
and I'll not stay ou it a day after I am
of age ! If father wanted to make a
farmer of Uie, he took a mighty queer
way to do it."
"Well, well, Guy 1 That will do for
once, l'leane take these letters to the
office for me, and I'll think over what
yon have said."
And I did think tha matter over un
til I came to the conclusion that thete
was a good ileal mote ttutti than oetry
in Guy's boyish outburst. IJke his
father a good many men lake a "mighty
ijtiecr" way to tuake farmers of their
boys. They show the hots only the
hardest, moat disagreeable, imwt bat mi
side of farm life, and thru wonder why
it i that their sous leave the farm tlie
timt chance they gt.
If you want your boys to "slick to
the fat in," "jriVvt tut arm to t'ii loy
Teach Until to like tho farm and farm
ing so well that they will have no desire
to leave the old heme until they leave
for homes of their own. You rnn do
this by making Louie attractive, by
taking pains to show them the bright
M.!o of farm life, and by showi .g thetu
Hut a man can l-c a farmer and a geti
lit tnn too.
ftovide your Iim with good bouks,
uinMxini s, at icuiturul woika and pn
t i; ami iiihlettd of dining in the cot tier
ituiug thu h'lig winter (-veiling, aud
lwaiiing the failure of one crop, pre
dicting the (uilurc of another next ea-
nn. and deviat ing that '"funning don't
j...v. nud a f.irniei' lile i a slave's life,"
tvjil with yonr lioys, study wiihallifiu,
play chess, backgammon, ami checkers
with them, and if you should hapicn to
! ciNtittiiig and skating with theiu once
in a while, yon would feel oil the better
lor tho fun.
Give your boys an interest in the
'arm. If one i in t dented in chickens,
let him take charge of the poultry, and
if another shows a taste for gardening,
ivo him a patch of ground and let him
work. Kcqtiire thciu to keep thorough
and systematic accounts of their, work,
and deal sptare!y with them. If at the
end of tin year the boys have uone uir
ly well, do not withold the praise they
have honestly enrnod; and if they have
failed in anything, don t be discouraged,
and don't dicourgi them ioiut out
their errors and let them try again.
nuzht co on and write a whole sermon
on thi subject, my heart is full of "good
woriU for the boys; but I have said
enough to oiien tho eyes of men like
Guy's father, and' to show them their
duty. 1'AXXY 1' I ELD.
A HWRKIOIK SirlATIOt.
Illock and Carter. )
A Thonmtiton man wa crossing the
railroad track in that town tho other
day when his foot became fastened in a
'frog. Lycry eflbrt to release himself
was unavailing, and to add to the un
pleasantness of the situation ho knew it
to bo very near time for the train. . In
vnin ho struggled the foot stuck fast.
The cld drops of sweat stood out on
his forehead in profusion, nud his soul
turned sick with fear, as far away he
heard the ominous whistle of the fas
approaching engine, lie shrieked aloud
for help, and tore at tho death trap
with fearful frenzy.
Nearer and nearer ruslgsd tho awful
mass, the ground trembling and quaking
beneath its weight. On, on it came
while the sickening fear of death made
the man's heart stand-still.' Nearer,
rearer came tho moving messenger of
death, and "with a diabolical shriek wen
past. And then the Thomaston man
thought what a fool ho was not to re
member that ho was on a side track that
hadn't been used for. six years. He
pulled his foot out of the boot, removed
that article flow its position, put it on
tho end of a club, and kicked himself
all the way home. .
It is strange that when the tendencies
of the times is for labor-saving machin
ery, women will spend hour bunging
their hair when an entire door can be
banned in less than a second.
The wise man tellctli his love, but
(Ije foolish man writeth it in a letter.
A nii:BABlC n't 0B.
Hun, It. B. Ilaya Lerra, Save snj l:w
Men a la (loary, -"
(Sew Y.tk Bun ) '
Wasiiikoton. Feb. 14. If anvthimr.
tho snobbery of tho White House sur
passes tho hypocrisy for which the chief
occupant is notorious, l'rsin motive
of economy, ascrilied falsely to princi
ples ot temperance, all the conventional
rules of society are ignored aud violated
o a pretended merit, while the Fraud
ulent President is quick to accept aud
enjoy tho forbidden hospitality when
ollV red at the expense of others.
ihe Executive Mansiou has never
before been maintained on so niuu-itrdly
and nitan a footing as it is now. With
a salary of 550,000 a year, 0,000 for
contingencies, supplies furnished at
wholcstMO ' commissary prices, music.
fuel, light and principal servants free, a
kitchen garden for vegetables, vast con
servatories to furnitih lowers for deco
ration, st cretane", clerks, stationery,
aud many other thing at the public
cost, and presents coming in liWally,
the actual outlay is cotiuuud to the sup-
oit ol the household, the dreHi.in of
the Utility, and w lmtcver entertainment
may be given.
Ihe general beltiff i that Jluyc in
vests oiot e than $10,000 of his !ry
every year, in closeness in money
matters is so mUerly that lie wilt not
pay out over a dollar without giving a
check for it, so that his tocket and his
bank account will never disagree with
each other. He gave a cold water re
ception to the diplomatic corps a few
nights ago, which was the only tanio of
hospitality they had a chance to criti
cise, hf so disposed. An immense throng
of It sorts of eoplj attended.
Mrs. Astot o: ew iork wa con
spicuous among the guests for a display
of precious stones the like of which was
never U-foro seen collected toother
utnm any one ix-i-son on thi rowinertt
or in Kurojie, unless njon some state
occasion, when the royal jewels were
worn. The minute dt-acrtptiou of the
great diamond, and sIihiiii i f rare
black pearls, with their immense value,
must of course have been derived front
the owner ef all this profusion of wealth,
which presented an astounding sttectacle
and riveted every eye for a time with
wonder on the bright particular star.
Thu reception a foimaliy announc
ed on the invitation (he in h.fior of
the diplomatic corpa and t-i wararily,
through them, a n tiiiii;-liuietii to the
Governments wbieh I hey r-prvMrtit,
They pi lh apti'tnt gitesia i-f the on-
canton, and l-y 'ery tta 1 1 N!ste
socirty and ; nixed propriety they
were entitled to whatever mark ol dm
tinction tho lit.-cutive eouhl oib-r in hi
Oliicial iei.idence- It j ctintwuutrv on
thimo occasions, afier the rotiijainy lm
bcell received, for thi l'feai.Ieitl fjr I he
tittie being to offer hi arm the tec g
liized chief male gumt to at tend the Udy
of the White House iW a promenade
through the Ktst room.
bir I. lsrd rhomtoii u the u-an of
the diplomatic body, and f course he is
entitled, in that caimcitv, to tho drat
recocnition by the Executive. I-ven if
there was no social law ou the subject,
the Becial iiuture of the iuvitution gave
him and Lady Thornton priority over
all other. At the aptoiuttrd time,
Have gavo hi eacntt to Mrs. Ait or, in
all her splendor cf brilliant", and Mr.
hvarls para led with Jlr. Have, leav
ing the Thorntons to their own set, and
the diplomatic ciple to comment on
tho gross fib-tine of Have and lit sur
rounding. It is said hytocriy is the
houmce winch vice pavs to virtue,
SnobU-ry i the tribute which vulgarity
y to money.
ltW T BK MISKKAKLK.
Sit lr the window and look over the
way to vour neichbor excellent man
sion which he has recently built, nud
paid for, and lilted out. "OU that 1
was a rich man 1
Get angry with your neighbor, and
th'.uk yon have not a friend in the world.
Shod a tear or two, and take a walk in
tho buriul-grotind, continuing to say to
yourself: "When shall I bo bttriel
beref
Sign a note for a fiicnd, and never
forget your kindne, aud every hour in
the day whisper to yourself, "I wonder
if he will ever pay that notei
Think every liody means to cheat oti
Closely examine every bill you lake,
and doubt its being lreuuine until you
have put the owner to a great- deal of
trouble. 1 ut confidence m nolxty and
believe every man you trade" with to 1
a rocue.
Never accommodate if you can iiossi
blv help it. Never visit the sick or
utllicted, and never givjs a farthing to
assist the iKXir.
Buy as cheap a you can, and screw
down to the lowest mill. Grind the
faces and hearts of the unfortunate.
Brood over your ,uih.fortunes, your
lack of talents, and lielieve that at no
distant day- you will come to want
1 jet the woiklioiise bo ever in your
mind, with all the horrors cf distress
and iioverty.
Follow theso recipes strictly, and you
will be miserable to ybur hearts content
if we may so speak sick at heart
and at variance with the world. Noil
ing will cheer or oncourago vou noth
ing throw a gleam of sunshine or a ra
of warmth into your heart. ,
A HEAVY THEFT. r
Russian officials nro said to excel
In stealing. Millions of rubles van
ish annually, from the state exchequer,
nobody eeems exactly lo ktnw how.
The lutost nchleveraeut, vtpon a scale
of unprecedented grandeur, of this
class that has come to public cogniz
ance, is tho theft of 8,000,000 pounds
of iron from tho Jupasau iron works,
in the mining distrle ot Ufa. It 1
believed that the wholo Btaff of
officials employed ln,tbeao works lias
been concerned In the gigantic trans
action, which has but'ju9t come to
light, and small hopo ia entertained
ol bringing direct culpability home to
any Individual. ,
IMITKIVtl soil:.
A good cow ought to produce. t,000
tounds of milk yearly, lu thi country
the average is only a trifle more limn
half that, while in Holland 10,000
oiinds is a common yield.
J. W. Lang (f Waldo county Me.,
once said, Furmern' Clubs, niaiketduy.
cheap untramiui led trans;aiitatiiiii, dif
fusion of knowledge and co-opciution,
are air.ong the ntout jKtent mean of
ridding productive industry rf tln-e
parasites now raping its lifo blool.
A few hours and sometimes days,
might, at this season of the year, bo
profitably sjicnt in looking over tho tool
and machines and putting thetn in te
mir. A IkU will bo found wauled in
one place aud a nut in another. Thcw
can be attended to now, s.tving nun U
tiouble when woik'pietets.
The fatuous Lincolnshire ox, f,A l-y
Ird Yai lorotighi weighed - 3," 1 i
pounds, livo weight, and i.teauied 11
feet 10 inches from no lo setting of
tail, II fiet 1 inch in gitth, 3 f.-ct 3
inches across lick in thn.it pl;cesthe
I ip, shoulder and liiiddleb.u k, 14 inches
from breast to grottnd, 9 iiu-lnw iugii-th
of foro leg, and 22 inches ltweeit tint
fore leg.
A Correwuidctit write-.: -I fuel
dtaiuing pays on my l.ti.d, utid win it I
nisnure where my land i drniueil the
results are astonishing. Also I find it
will not jty me t let weeds ctow.
Better far to cultivate l.t,i land and ktep
it free fixitn wcih! than to have a great
qtutnlily of land smotheted with tlu-so
pent. Better for me if I cant keep a
crop free from weed to let the priwit
crop go and ex tenui ti.u e th weeh".
Fanner do not know how much they
lose by letting the weed grow.
It. (j. II, i-t correct in hi opinion of
tho value of ahe nud thi? iiujiottsnco
of securing n good s 'pply. Whero
aahea, either 1 cue bed or nii-eachetl, Can
lie obtained at moderate pliant nothing
can sti2rrkle them on mtuio lands.
It i a question whether it would not
be money saved to the farmer to buy
potash for making soap rather than to
nse hi wood ashes for that pnrjM.
To make soap he only requires ota.i,
et wheu he leacbe the ashes he only
take the iHttanh which ho wants, ami
also extracts the sodd, magnesu and
some phosphate of litno. The two form
er are rqitally as soluble as the otash
and the phoHphate of lime ' nearly so.
1 hen ta obtain ntnsh for hi i-oap he
waste tnc soda and lustteKi. and a
portion of the phoxjutte of limn. Allies
le.tctied or unluached are excellent fertil
tjturn, and will jwy a reasonable price
pphe l to pajitutta, but herevcf
plt-i they produce better croi-saitd will
lt longer in tho soil than other fertil
ize! we can apply. We decidedly pre
fer unleached ashes even at the ittcrraw!
cut over luched ashes.
TUK FTK OF "ClT Hlttt- MrM IL.
A Vahington dip:ttc'.i of la-tThura-ay,
says:
Gen. McNeil's rejection tas trt.fotcetl
hy the very deciive voio of 32 nays
int i vea. Hit action wa ImM.d
uiiou adverse retiort from the judicial y
comaiilteo sceomiuinunl with a state
nient to the elK-ct that t,eu. Mc.ei!, in
the year while in co-iineni-l of U
S. ttOo at l'aluiyra, Mo., orileie-I the
execution of 1 1 citizen of that tieth-
borhood, who bad U-cn arresteil, but
not yet tried on general chat eesof bush
whacking, and did execute 10 of them
as a measure of retaliation for the id-
duction and supitosed mnriler ef union
men lu the same couiitv. McNeils or
der required the execution of theso pris
oners if the missing unionists were not
returned within a certain ei tod, and as
nothing was heard from the latter, the
ordrr was carried into effect by McNeil's
provost marshal upon the designated
day. It was also stated by a member
of the judiciary commilleo in executive
smtsioM that tho life of the 11th prisoner
was spared by the provost marshal upon
nr. enforced condition that tho honor ol
the former's wife should le the price of
her husband's release, and that Gen.
McNeil continued this same provost
marshal in service under hiiu after the
disgraceful fact became known.
ritcuni tt.i: to mtr'ALo. s. v..
are made b thousands of invalids an
nually to con.- ul t with the medical and
surgical staff of tho World's Dispen
sary aud Invalids' Hotel, the largest
private sanitarium, in the woi Id. All
chronic diseases are treated by scientific
methods. Ihe practice is divided
among nine eminent specialists. Among
the most Kpular domestic medicines in
the land ure those manufactured by this
Association, among which are Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the
greatest of alteratives nud blood
cleansers, and Dr. Pierce's Pellets (little
pills) that have largely sujierKeded the
old-fashioned coarse pills. Compound
Extract of Smart-Weed ia doservedly
jiopular as a remedy for dianhoea, dys-
entery, flux, aud kindred diseases j also
as a pain-killer and remedy for colds.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
great remedy for female weakness and
associated derangements. Dr. Sago's
Catarrh Beujedy is the "Old Reliable."
Iuvalids' Guide-Book 10 cents, post
paid. Aiuress v oriu s dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y., or
London, England.
A lady in San Francisco has it Jap
anese exotic called tho "baby plant."
It is of tho genus lily, four feet in
height, and blossoms semi-annually
The flower is star-shaped, having five
petals of a handsome brown and yellow
color. The calyx encircles a tiny figuie,
which liears a resemblance to a nudo
baby, its little arms and legs out
stretched, and the eves distinctly
marked. The owner paid $300 for the
plant.
A St. Louis lady on retiring, always
puts her diamonds in the drinking-water
pitcher. She knows no St. Louis burg
lar would go near that receptacle.
ffret ttw Praiciaisj rimncr.J
run i i iiii.il i-t::t.utPii.
Tho New Ywlc ?Msy : After alt,
it may l?tlnft Gratit i not g' itig to
have a walkover.
Democratic i.tiily, the Grand Kapids
JkiiUffftil tt'ie-, , in nil that is necessary
to forever settle Mr. Grant in refjxeta-
blo lelnt-tef-i.t.
J din 'a wc-tk and loolinh t'liiicinn,
the Mottioit' American think, who
dart s not, at u'l liin , t ,K,k upon the
trilllt ftS it Clliai. '
It M l.o longer tho Bhcinian 1hk.hi,
the Sr.. I.liU (;lo))-J)CTnorrttl deel.tres.
out l he Mietinau Ieak down, ijr the
f'heriitan biift-ep, an ton c'kkm t. call
it.
Ihe Brooklyn T'unr, itide; r.ient
Jtepiibiicnn, snys : It bt now uboiit
lieolo et itniit that n third trim i.i.n.ina-
tion by the H 'publican pmty will ,
ililegrrtii; and .'. t'y ti e patty,
Tim Iowa !!oiiMf.f IleprcseiiiHiivcs
has liefjrn it a bill tit prohibit If.-ttii.g.
Trc;iting U Mi icily an Amei-ican v:.i
the Cincinnati Cuvltc assert, lilte pic
eating ar.il -rinifjn" pmetice, aud
fchotiM ! statntiec ont by ri;-i-l h-islii-tion.
Why does Gclieial Shi-intuit wait fjr
Congtea lo increase the army I a.ks
the Atlanta Comii'tlulion. If he can
break barrc'-. across his knee-p:iti, and
march gnrrin us from fKt lo pilLr, he
can certainly oil. a few bundled tbniiK
aud recruits to the army.
If Genera Gmiit U lu.iuioatrd for
President this year, the third Unit
question, the Iinn.tt.p-rf.iU Xcipx thinks,
w ill never figuie ia Atni-i ie;i:i j-i!:lii-s
aga'n. If settled ad. er.-!y to Lis tiom
iuutiou, it will doule.JcKS o aeep1cd ss
a iermai.i:iit s-ti h njent on that ji.ir.t.
Tl.eNewYoik Erprc j-jtta,r.tj.hs
thiui : Don Cameron teems to think
the Grant "Uni" i hi ls'.v, but it
look a though ho might hug it to
leath. It in to look n though
the Ilepublicm tiuchine ' would jji-t
switched If ih truck liefure it reaches
ChlCitgn.
ti.e i.iiuiti-de y.a-ne savs : lhofc
jx-rs-tus w-ho t'k aliottt seen ing Smth
n siippvitt for G-tt. Gr-tnt seeta to
have forgotten thnt it was Grant wi.o
inned ihe fln:h t.) the earth wilk
IniyoteU for eight long years. The
Southern people l ave not forgotten it,
however.
Tlie -.ew tMik 7Vi. remarks con
temptuously i.f tho Civil Service I.e-
form Oidert f June 22, 1S77 : "It is
hardly loo iii-;ch to infer from Mr.
I lay it aceoiii-t if h: action in this
most iuijfiluitt, matti-t, thnt q-iite as
much reseet i-i paid to Lin nr.h r by
others te5-y hit:l--e'.f."
B,-yon-l nil q-tesiioii, llie Bi-onk'yn
.7(j dfciarvii, the Dam (craw'-w ill l
able to make such a caiujwiii against
Grant's re-election a they could not
hie to ni.--ke against any nlher candi-ihiU-
now talked of by their antagonists.
The Democrat may not l-e Kuecc-Aftd,
but if they cannot defi.it Grant they
cannot def .-.t any lly.
The Krii'g'it-Lf I'ejuiLUcaH, iude
iendent Il.-public.in, t-ays : The Maine
House of B-presentativcs gains no
creilit by voting down the t r ler to in
vestigzito tho allege.! altemrt to Lrilic
niemWrs of the hito-Fusion Legislature
to aoaiiiion itieir csnse. x he uceus'-rs
at leant ina-lo some show of evidence,
Htid the public wiil bo pretty nt to 13-
licve that the Republicans ate afraid. of
the matter.
I lip iinu-1 luieii l)eniocnHc pjers,
tho Buii'ilo Siinihiy Courier asserts, ait
hugging the fond delusion that Sammy
will bo physically incapacitated to" ac
cept tho nomination. A man who can
leat Dv'nl Dudley and Cyrus Y". Field
must le a long distance from a wri ck.
ihooiunian i uotibticKs dotti; s.ime
ciphering about theso days, which will
astonish the ln when delegales ate to
be chosen.
The only safo course, tho TJtiea Ob
server thinks, i.-i to incorporate thn one-
term principle in tho Constitution and
make the President permanently-inel
igible to re-election, leaving tho term at
four years. The Democratic pat ty must
enter tho canvass as the advocates of
this doctrine. We must defeat not only
the threatened revival of Giantism, bu
all possibility of third-terms and second
terms hereafter.
If the Democratic jiartjMsver expects
to got power again, remarks the Blootus-
burg, Pa., Vohtinbian, it must learn a
few things from tho opposition. Ro
publicans have their leaders, w-hom they
acknowledge as such, and follow them
This leada to perfect organization, aiv
victory is the result. There is too
much 'fighting among our Cajitainst, and
henco t03 litUo confidence in them by
the rank and file.
Never mind a man who ia hard up,
for he can work. Never mind a woman
who is dead broke, for she can get mar
ried. But thiuk cf tho little dogs who
haven't- got any velvet blunketa nd
who can't get employment.
VTMOi BiTIC STATK eVI XTIS.
A Democratic Htate Convention is
hereby called to meet at Albany, on
Wednesday, April 7, st 1 o'clock P. M.,
for tho purpose cf ricm'natir g a candi
date for Congress, three candidates for
Supreme J udgrs, Judges for each of the
several Judicial Districts and Prose
cuting Attorneys, and the election of
six delegates to attend the National
Democratic Convention, and to transact
such other business as may projierrly
como before the Convention. Tlie Con
vention will consist ot 169 delegate,
nppot tioned e.tnmi j the various counties
as follows :
Baker It IJnn......... IS '
Itmifnn. ............... 7 Marion .... l.t
"ai-kanr... ......... 8 Multnomah........ is
Clatsop...... ......... 6 1 'oik ................... H
Columbia...... ....... 2 Tillamook: ......... 1
Coo b UniaJilla... Id
CnrryM 2 Union ...... 6
Ixmtlan 1 Wwo J,
(Jrant ....... ..... ft Washington ... a
Jackson . 8 Yauiblll .
Jo-phiiie............. 3
Ijike a Total ........... Kit
lane.. .. lo
It i rcom mended that no fterson cast '
moro than two vole, either by proxy .
or otherwise, at said Convention, and a
full attendance ia most earnestly re
quested. The Committee suggests that
the primaries, utiles otherwise ordered,
by the prof r local committees, be held
in flatutday, March "0th, and the
County Con vent ionson Saturday, March
'lb.
By drder cf the Democratic State
Central Cotumitlce.
Jons F. JIili-eb, CXmn.
A. NoLT:;r.n, Scc'y.
Demotiatic I apers please copy.
i:rTet ret sty Dciieru itic (SYiui
TIS!(.
A D-ii:offj.tii5 Convention for Ben
ton C'oenty, Oregon, will be Iield at
Corvaliis, on
Katnrilcy, April SI, lis.'
at 1 0 o'clock A. M., for the purjiofce of
e'ecLing levcti delegates to attend the
t)emK-ratic Slate Convention, and for
the nomination i.f a full county ticket
ui follows :
Three Representatives, 2 Commis
sioner, Clerk, Sheriff, Treasurer, As
sessor, School Superintendent Surveyor
snd Coroner.
The various precinct of the county
will hold their primaries on
Sat crclar, Karelt 27tU. 1SS9.
st 1 o'clock r. n., for the purpose of
choosing delegates to attend the County--Convention,
and to mominate candidates
for precinct ofSces.
Kach precinct is entitled lo trjiresen
tion in tho County Convention as fol
lows : Two delegates at large, one for
every 20 votes cast for. Representative
Whi leaker at the last election, and one
for every fraction of 10 or more.
resolution was passed recommend
ing that no member should receive
morn than one proxy f-.r delej-ates who
are not. in attendance.
- E. A. MILNER,
Jons T. Ul'dlES, Cliairman.
.S-eretai r.
x oio Tl u at it is now TO c ITCH CXE
AW TIHE OF TOE 1 EAK.
London Lancet.
This iortir!ent question is one always
worthy of attention. There is auother
question which should be answered first,
namely: hut is a cola? The old idea
of a "cold" is perhaps, nearer the truth
than the modern notion of a "cold.
The hypothesis would seem to be that
"cold" ia something more than a cold.
liecati&e it is said, "You cannot catch
cold unless you ate eold." The fact, is,
there are probably as many diverse oc
currences grouped and confounded tin
ier the generic title of cold-catching as
haeases covered by thst iwpnhir term
fever, which is made to comprise every
rate in which the pulse is quickened and
the temperature raised. By a parallel
process of reasoning, "cold" ouht to bo
muted to cases in which the phenom
ena are those of a chill."
When a persou "catches old" either
of several accidents may occur: (I) He
may havo such a dull of the surface as
shall drive the blood iu on the internal
organs and hamper some weak, or dis
order and influence some diseased, vis- ;
cus; (2) the cold miy o impinge the
superficial nerves that serious disturb
ance of the system will ensue and a
morbid state bo set np: (3) the current
of air which causes the cold may in fact
le laden with the propagating "germs"
of disease: or (4) the vitality of t he or
ganism as a whole, or of some one or
moro of its parts, may be so depressed
by a sudden abstraction of heat that re
covery may be impossible, or a severe
and mischievous reaction ensue.
The philosophy of prevention is obvi
ously to preserve tho natural and
healthy action cf the organism as a
whol and c? the surface in particular
while habituating the skin to licar severe
alterations of temperature by judicious
exposure, and natural stimulation by
pure air and clean water, ami orderly
habits of hygiene and health.
White's rralrle ri.wer.
Takcu before retiring, will insure a good
night's rest, with an awakeidng iu the
rosy morn to health, eouragd anf vigor. -For
coated tongue, bad breath, sick head
ache, or any disturbance arising from dys
pepsia or torpid liver it is without a peer.
Jits action on disease i entirely dill'orent
from any medioae ever introduced, quiet
ing pain almost instantly, 'lite hue and
crv raied against it by patent medicine
men, who have foreseen in its advent tho
destruction of their-- nefaiiotet famines.-,
ami tlie thousands of unsolicit d tesiimo
niali flowing in from ail parts of the Mow
World, is a sure indication f it great
merits. Trial aie at ail lrug tores. Half
pou mi boiilo, Tj cent.. l-'l ,uy & Sl
son, Solo Agent:,'