The Corvallis gazette., May 15, 1885, Page 2, Image 2

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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 15, JS&5.
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STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION.
brow;') bread.
Tne most Healthful and Strengthening Diet
Ascertained froin Historicai;ana Sci
entific Investigation.
Beyond all question a well selected
vegetable diet is the best fitted to pro
mote health, strength and for mental
or physical labor. A great percentage
of the manifold disorders whic'a alHict
humanity are generated by the use of
pork, and other meats in immoderate
quantities, and prepared in preposter
ous forms with lard, rich sauces, sea
soning, etc. "Vegetable aliment, as
neither distending the vessels, nor
leading the system, never interrupts
the stronger action of the mind; while
the heat, fullness and weight of animal
food is adverse to its efforts."
Cornaro, the dietest. allowanced
himself to 12 ozs. of dry food, and 14
ozs. of liquid food per day, from the
uffe of 40 to 100. Of all animal food
in common use, pork is decidedly the
n-orst. Its use as food frequently en
genders an extremely painful disease,
by many pronounced incurable, caused
by a filthy parasite which exists natur
ally in the mucles of swine. "Good
bread contains the best food for man
in the proportions required for healthy
nourishment. Wheat is the king of
grains, the most perfect food for man;
but we have bread also of rye, oatmeal,
barley, maize, rice, etc., and even a
baked potato is closely allied to bread.
At best white bread is often the cause
of disease. Unless one eats considera
ble proportions of fruit or vegetables
with it, it produces constipation.
"The sweetest and most1 nutritious,
rl, liaalf.rnesct, lirpurl i:i the. world is
t. m:irle from unbolted wheat-Hour
bread not the drv and tasteless
jietimes made by bakers . by
mixing bran with their ordinary dough
liiit bread made of the "whole meal"
of good sound wheat, and containing
all its nutritive elements. Chemises
have found by analysis that the nitro
genous or flesh forming portion of
wheat resides chiefly in its outor layer,
the very part thrown away mr given to
cattle, and physiologists have also dis
covered that it is this portion which
keeps up a healthy action of the bow
els. No person who lives chiefly or
largely on genuine brown bread, or its
equivalent, in perhaps a better form
porridge made of coarse wheat meal
ever suffers from constipation, and long
standing cases, even of years standing
and constant use of aperients, that did
not soon yield to such a diet.
"From the earliest known ages
brown and wheat bread has been famed
as a most healthy invigorating food.
Hippocrates, the father of medicine,
prescribed it, the hardy Spartans lived
on it, the Romans of the heroic ages
lived on it, and their armies conquered
the world on a diet ot brown bread.
The most bealthy peasantry of central
Europe ave it as their connnen food.
Baron Steuben said the peculiarhealth
fulness of the Prussian soldiery a cen
tury ago was owing to their living al
most entirely on unbolted wheat broad.
We learn that the above named
Board at one of their recent meetino-s
o
iield at Portland, Oregon unanimous
ly adopted the following to-wit:
"Resolved, That in the opinion of the
board of immigration commissioners
the sending of immigration agents to
Portland to represent by personal work
their respective counties is an unneces
sary expense, is ill-advised, contrary to
the letter and spirit of the circulars is
sued by the commissioners under date
of April 8th, has a tendency to create
discord among the counties and their
representatives; has already been fruit
ful of these result !, and is detrimental
to the best interests of the state in this
direction; whereas the appointment ot
an agent to reside at or near the coun
ty seat, to whom the state board can
confidently direct immigrants for in
formation and location in such countv
would be of greater utility and pro
ductive of better and desired results."
For some time past we have heard
from different sources that the great
state board . f immigration I acked by
the great state of Oregon whose ex
penses are paid by the people's purse,
have been sending immigrants seeking
new homes, to the farthermost ends of
the railroad sin different directions thus
giving to the railroads as mut-h of the
immigrants hard money besides send
i ig them to the poorest parts of the
state. We do not propose to vouch
for the truth of it but from some cause
of the 200 and upwards who are daily
arriving in the state hardly any of
them reach the valley counties, the
garden spot of this coast until after
t!iey have traveled all over the out
skirts, by-ways and outposts cf the
whole state, after the immigrant has
thus been duped most of them iurn
their steps to the place from whencv,
they came and thus they fail to see the
best and most desirable parts of Ore
gon. Judging from the resolution
above the state board don't intend to
let any of the immigrants go to the
the valley counties if they can help it.
To be sure there would be confusion
when the state board was endeavoring
to send immigrants out to some moun
tainous brush heap while at the same
time the agents from some beautiful
and fertile valley county was trying to
get them to go to a decent and desira
ble place. Discord would be no name
for it, but it would be a great benefit
to immigrants if the county agent
could thus prevent them from being
duped and might be the means of as
sisting them to comfortable and desira
ble homes. While on the other hand
by the time the state board got
through marching them over the moun
tains, canyons and brush heaps of some
remote corner of the state the poor
immigrant would very naturally be
come disgusted with all humanity and
especially the state board of immigra
tion, and would naturally start for
nome better place where state boards
with axes to grind could not be found.
wi'l need two or three more receivers
to keep it from taking the dry rot. It
is probable, however, that Mr. Koeh
ler does not understand anything of
the supreme stupidity of the manage
ment now adopted at the depot.
Since Mr. B. F. Irvine resigned his
position with the O. & C. B. R. com
pany Mr. Koehler the receiver of the
company has sent one W. L. Jester,
to take charge of their business at the
f!iice and depot here, and a great joker
he is, in fact with the business men of
this place. When Mr. Irvine was in
charge of the company's business he
was alwaj's accommodating and oblig
ing and under his management the
people and business men who patron
ized the road were able to get their
freight promptly and r on the day
when it came but the new joker
who has taken his place refuses to al
low freight to depart irom the depot or
be unloaded from the cars the same
flay on which it arrives, hence freight
which arrives at Corvallis on tlis-
During the presidential campaign of
last year on every hand was heard of
the large and ojlrflowing sums of
money locked up in the National treas
ury. Mr. Hendricks in several )f his
speeches demanded a change in the
way of a democratic administration, in
order that the money might be dis
tributed among the people and thus go
forth into the many channels of trade
and into the pockets of the poor and
needy people. During the last month
of Sec. McCulloch's time he did not
make a call for bonds, in order that a
strong treasury might be lefc for the
Cleveland administration. And now
it is said that Manning "does not feel
that there is money enough on hand to
justify a call for bonds." Thus we find
that Democrats were mistaken in their
loud harangues about the surplus in
the treasury and Hendricks is convict
ed of demagoguery and falsifying be
cause he knew better than to suppose
his assertions were true. The people
who were thus deceived by Hendricks'
shameful falsehoods will do well to
know and remember that the Demo
cratic administration lias not changed
in any way the Republican financial
policy, except to make it more conser
vative, and to "lock up" still moie
money in the treasury-.
Shaving Saloon.
AND
(Biujjfjj pMioR,)
S. L. Prop.
(First door south of Fishera block. )
CoiTallis, . - Oregon.
The New York Ti.nis, for a long
time a leading Republican paper, took
up with the mugwump faction last
year, and the result is that it has been
offered for sale. The Republicans drop
ed it and took up the Tribune "nstead,
which paper made heavy gains in cir
culation as well as influence. This
seems to be the result with all papers
in the east which deserted their prin
ciples for the self.righteous mugwmap
demagoguery. The Republicans would
no longer support them and neither
would the Democrats, because tin
latter even were disgusted with dish
water, in a newspaper as well as they
would be in a tumbler, and thus while
the bolting papers had a consciencious
ness of their own firmness it left them
with an euiptv treasury.
PRE iS 002SH2ST.
I rains in the afternoon, the business
During the naval glory of Holland her! men are compelled by the stupidity and
sailors ate the. same kind. During the
wars of Napoleen, when wheat was
dear in England, the army because of
economy, was supplied with brown
bread. The soldiers at first refused to
disobliging management of this joker to
wait until the next day some time iu
the forenoon before they can get it.
This has never been the case before at
this depot, and never did we hear of
eat it, threw it away, all but mutinied, I such delay and lack of business activi-
out in a ww nays tney iiKea is Better
than the white and their health so
much improved that in a few months
The Beuton Learttr, says: "Aint it just
about tune the sicky ad na use urn senti
mentality about tliia man (Grant) was
stepped, The free American people, those
who are not toadies ami b-w down at the
word of command to worship some man who
has been written great, p.re sick ami tired oi
all this stuff. Gen. Giant is a man who
has done much service to and deserves well
of his country. But for all he has done he
has been repaid a hundred fo 1. The coun
try owes him nothing, all and more too hay
been renaid."
Commenting on the above the Salem
Talk says: "We don't wonder at this
outburst of sympathetic fee ing for the
suffering humanity that is overburden
ed with news regarding the condition of
the old General; but there was a time
still fresh in the memory of the peo
ple w hen the name of Grant sounded
even less musical to the ears of the
rebel editor of the Leader than it does
now."
MLY & IRVINE,
(Successors to S. 15. Look,)
Cash E3sr.lei.-s in
BOOTS mid SHOES.
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
The Largest Stock in the City.
The Best Workman in the State.
COfilTALLIS, - OHEGON.
ty at any other of the depots on either
'the east r west fide roads, and why
! should it be done here now. There is
i
disease was almost banished. Many of j not a particle ot reason tor it, because
the nobility adopted it, and physicians 'almost every day the drays and trucks
began to prescribe it. An orphan asy- before the advent of this joker, have
lum in New York was cured of epi- (been ably to load ad deliver the
deroic opthalmia by tfcs use of brown j f reights to the owners tne same day j
bread in place of white, -"And this j that it arrives. Only last Saturday OQfJXBEHTAL
13. G- ZROSIEl
Mauut ctur r of and Dealer in
Domestic Kcyvcst and Havin,
Cigars.
Wholesale and Xet; i
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
and Smoker's articles generally,
Alyo jusi received a f.ne lot ot
POCKET1 t TJT ERY.
No Chinese h,l.or employed
CORVALLiS, - OREGON
K-.wr. V,wJ with its (nmvai'nt, 1 Mr. Lurier was m town, who lives;
H0TE1
Coivaiiis, Oregon.
CAi-.Ai. & iiiBUN, i hO kit! AS
preparations, is the purest, the health- some eight miles from here, and was
thiest, the best form of human food, expecting some freight on the train
The model food for childhood and that day, which came at the expected
youth; the food of growth, purity, time but on account of Mr. Koehler's
beauty, intellect, in one word, of health joker, he was unable to get the freight
is brown bread, milk and fruit. There that afternoon and hence he was cpm-
is absolutely no need of any other. A pelled to go home without it. By the
nound of wheat has more nutritious the time Mr. Koeldor employs a few
value than three pounds of beef or wore jokers to delay bushr-ss and tarc Sa.-jj.te Uooai ea Firs!
mvittm. abuse their authjiity, his Kail Roi.d Untwist
W iiUl.tUl .
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newty furnl&keti, ;uui m iirst
:j'J;.iitlii-iils.
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are the hotel for Albany nd Yaquina u
Monday, ftednefUiygaad Fridayji
19-35 iS
Sta
Tho Billiard ParSor, is fitted up in
first class style, aud supplied with a No. 1
Table always in goo 1 .avler. Lovers of the
game will ever find a quiet and orderly
place to spend an hour in these parlors with
the assurance of being ucinterupted by
rowdyism.
The Shaving Saloon. Old and
new Customers will find K,,0(l accomoda
tions, sharp raors, clean towels and an
obliging proprietor ever ready to attend to
your wants. 22-1 1-tf
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Cloth in ; and. Tailoring
EmiDorruin,
You can find the latest styles of ready made
clothing, also the finest
Pants Patterns arrl Suitings
Ever brought to Corvallis.
READY MADE CLOTHING
P : i'SSE ) TO Or.DER.
Constantly on hand a full linf of
Furnishing Goods, Underwear,
Shirts, Neckties, &c, 8zc.
CALL AND EXAMINE S1Y STOCK.
No trouble to show goods.
Two Ooors Sootli if Will Uro.'.s.
COKYALUS, - . - - OHEGON
Ornamental. Useful
aPJSTMAS PRESENT k
The time for big profits and long credits is of the past, and if superceded !y small
profits ami a cash system offers an excellent chance for retrenchment. Considering the
present condition of affairs it behooves every yerson to practice economy and to obtain for
every dollar expended the best and most satisfactory result. This can be only accom
plished by a strictly CASH SYSTEM. The expense of keeping accounts and the cost of
collection must of necessity be added to the price of goods sold. There is also a more im
portant contingency to be provided tor, namely: the number and amount of bad accounts
that are unavoidable in giving credit, no matter how careful the seller may be.
These losses must be made good by charging cash customers a higher price, to make
up for losses sustained nn worthless accounts. Being fully alivo to these facts alfti in
sympathy with the present condition of the farming community, we have placed ourselves
in a position to olfer every advantage to cash purchasers.
While our prices appear low, we would state that all goods sold by us are first-class
and guaranteed in every respect as represented. Lung experience iu the mercantile busi
ness, together with a comp tent knowledge of the various markets, enables us to purchase
our supplies as low as any house in this section. Our new Spring and Summer stock is
now complete in all departments, and we respectfully solicit an inspection of the same.
Thanking our numerous patrons ;or the liberal patronage extended to us for the -nast
1 twelve months, we kindly ask a continuance of the same,
ours anxious to please,
Something that will last rtnd
Be a Joy Forever,
At Philip Weber's
FURNITURE STORE.
Patent Rockers, Folding
Chatrs, F'tcture S-"rairses.
Brackets, Work Bas
kets, And in Fact
In the Famitir e Lin for the
Holiday Trade.
okn kel6ay. e. 110 lg ate.
Notary Public.
K ELS AY St H0L3ATE
Attornevs - m t - Law.
Prompt attention given to business foirosteil toon,
care in aU th Court of the State. Demands collected
with t.-r without action anywhere hi the IT. s Wil
uollect claim against t! u Government at Washington,
ifi. HSgte, a notary public, will rive strict atteiitioi
to conveyancing, negotiating loans, buying, selling
and leasing real estate, and a general agency business.
lmcb agents for the Oregon Fire and Marine inu
ranee Coirpany of Oregon, a reliable home company
backed by the heaviest capitalists oi the state.
O.Bce in Burnett's now brick, first door at head ot
glairs.
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Corvallis
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Real Estate, Employment and Collection
Agency.
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truut.
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and puts fresh enercry into the system rv makin:?
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