Tiie Chase In France.
Under the Empire there was Co
m-
nicno: under the KepuMic there
aro
an infinito numbor of lesser Com
pioenos. At tbo neuu ot the list w
ha t"!hantillr. where the Duo d'Au.
male will cive bunting parties up to
lw - ay
tho month of January. This Orleans
Prince learned In &ngiaoa to appro
diato tho country when the leaves of
tho forest are gold and russet; when
thn (Vim ted brauches scintiluto in tlm
gun and when tho greenery of tho
moss and ivy ucquiro vaiue irom tho
surrounding vvhiteuess. Those among
their friends engaged in parliamen
tary affairs whom the Duko invites
will bo enabled to run down in loss
than fortv minutes to the scat ot tbo
rvmrin. whoso chateau aDDears in
new guiso embellished with a view
to modern comfort, hj-giono and
cleanliness, iiut it is not in an Or
leans Prince to do things on a large
scale. Affability is a sociable virtue
nrneuodinff from a lame heart and a
courageous disposition. None of
Louis Philippe's sons are endowed
with either, and tney win nave duu
norves, which make a tnrong intoi
m-nhln tn them. It is torture to tlx
Pnnnt da Paris to feel that a crowd
is staring at him. Nobody will be
allowed to follow tho Duke s hounds
11 n loss u Chantillv "button" is sent
to him. llis lloyal llighness often
enough attended tho Worcestershire
meets to know that in a gallop after
a wild animal tho moro there are to
inin in tho ehnao the merrier. Tb
"button" is simply a badge, worn as
a decoration, and tho hunting season
over it is to be returned, some
"hnttnns" nro works of art.
Referring again to winter sport, it
may be noted that Count ao i Aigio
will draw tho forest of Compiegno
through November and part of De
cember, llis brother-in-law, Princo
Arcnbcrg's, pucks will at the 6ame
timo bo out in tho woods of tho Cher.
Sir Richard Wallace has hired tho
ovflnsivn riiht to shoot in the forest
of Compiegne, and M. do 1'Aiglo, who
has the hnest beagio narricrs, siag,
wolf and boar hounds in all France,
has acquired tho privilego of hunting
in that imperial chaso lor seven
years. At La Gaudinieio, in the
Nendomois, tho La Rocbefaucauld
hunting parties will bo on a magnifi
cent scale, and organized at once for
the entertainment of the Faubourg
St. Germain and with tho design of
netting a great lot of minnows.
Ladies to whom the "button" has
hp.n annt are exnected to wear dark.
green cloth habits, with green velvet
collar, basques ana piasirons, gray
hut and fonthers. and vellow chamois
gloves and gauntlets. They will bo
provided by the jjuko whu u goiu
hnin whu-h will form festoons on
Tin hrfiiist. and attached to that
ornamental appendage a horn shaped,
gold whistle. Grooms and w nippers
in will be in tho smartest liveries,
and the dogs will bo of the black,
deep-mouthed St. Hubert breed. All
tho tenants of La Gaudinieio estato
will be admitted to the forest to be
present at tho meet, and in the even
ing at tho amusements at tho chateau.
There will bo a cureo froide, a con
cert in tho riding-house and fireworks
in tho park. Hot wino and cakes
will be served to the plcbs. In "the
fine Norman land," which is thickly
dotted over with superb chateaux,
standing on richly cultivated estates
and amid beautifully kept parks and
gardens, tho squirearchy will devote
itself for tho next month to winning
popular favor. At Fontaine, Henry,
tho rival in architectural beauty of
Chambord, the Marquis and the Mar
quise do Corncillers will keep open
houso every Sunday in November,
and All Souls' Day a great jovial fes
tival will be held in tho former duchy
of William the Conquerer. There
will bo trotting matches, plowing
matches, and athletic games on the
Fontaiuo Henry estate, which be
longed to the Do Cunisy family, and
would still boloug to it if tho Mar
quise had not prof'erred Prince Napo
leon to her husband and tho latter
treated her preference as a thing of
no consequence. Peasant proprietors
will only bo allowed to compete at
the races; but young fellows of all
ranks, gentle and simple, may enter
themselves for tho trials of muscular
strength and staying power. I do
not in tbo least auticipato that the
moral order plutocracy will, by
petting the rustics living near their
chateaux, entice them into voting for
Bomo ducal or Bonapartist project.
On the contrary, the rural population
will, in the long run, exercise the
predominant influence, and form too
Btrong a current of opinion for the
wealthy class not to be drawn along
by it. As tho Saxon nursery -maids,
Btablemen and villains in about the
strongholds of the Norman barons
imposed their German dialect on the
governing families, so the peasant
pror-rietors will impart a Republican
tingo to the squirearchy, which from
iellish class motives are staymg on
their country estates in November
and December, and condescending to
invite men of low estates to their j
hippie matches and their festive
gathering8.-C'orr. A Y. Tribune.
The $4,000,000 dowry of the Arch
duchess Maria Christina of Arnrtrn has
been paid into the National
Vienna. If all young men J1
tivelr refuse to name the day until tne
rlsof thei, choice VKk rrec.
decided action as this, there would De
fewertart-rending books written bear
ing the title "How to Live on S-W a
year."
How Lincoln Relieved Boaecrans.
Tho following bit of war history is
related by tho Toledo Journal:
General James B. Stoedman,
familiarly known as "Old Chicka.
mauga," was never in happier frame
than at the Ford Post reunion the
other evening, when, with other val
uable anecdotes and incidents of the
war, he related the following: Some
weeks afler tho disastrous battle of
Chickamauga, while yet Chattanooga
was in a state ot siege, General
Steedman was surprised one day to
rcceivo a telegram from Abraham
Lincoln to come to Washington.
Seeking out Thomas he laid tho tele
gram before bim, and was instructed
to set out at once. Repairing to tho
hite llouso he was warmly wel
corned by Mr. Lincoln.
Mr. Lincoln's first question was
aorupt and to the point: "General
Steedman, what is your opinion of
liflllflKiil HADAnmina?"
Goncral Steedman, hesitating a
moment, said: "Mr. President, I
would rather not express my opinion
oi my superior officer.
Mr. Lincoln said: "It is the man
who does not want to express an
opinion whoso opinion I waut. I am
beseiged on all sides wilh advice.
Every day I get letters from army
offieors asking to allow them to como
to Washington to impart somo val
uablo knowlodgein their possession."
"Well, Mr. President," said Gen
eral Steedman, "you are the Commander-in-Chief
of tho army, and if
you order me to speak 1 will do bo.
Mr. Lincoln said, "Then I will
order an opinion.1'
General Steedman then said, "Sinco
you command mo, Mr. President, I
will say General Rosecrans is a
splendid man to command a victori
ous army.
"But what kind of a man is ho to
command a defeated army?" asked
Mr. Lincoln.
General Steedman, in reply, said
cautiously, "I think there are two or
three men in that army that would
bo better."
Then, with his quaint humor, Mr.
Lincoln propounded this question,
"Who besides yourself, General
Steedman, is thcro in that army who
would make a bettor commandcrr
Goncral Steedman said promptly,
"General George H. Thomas."
"I am glad to hear you say so,"
said Mr. Lincoln, "that is my own
opinion exactly, iiut Mr. Stanton is
against him, and it was only yester
day that a powerful New York dolo-
gation was here to protest against
his appointment, becuuso ho is from
a rebol State, and cannot ho trusted.
Said General Steedman, "A man
who will leave his State (Thomas
was a Virginian), his friends, all his
assoeiats, to follow tho flag of his
country, can bo trusted in any posi
tion to which ho may bo called."
That niffht tho order went lorth
from Washington relieving Goncral
Rosecrans of tho command of tho
army of tho Cumberland and ap
pointing Thomas in his place.
How a Rich Max Got His Will
Cheaply. A millionaire who lived and
died in the vicinity of this city, as he
felt his last days drawing nigh, sum
moned a distingiUHhed neighbor and
lawyer, who since has occupied one of
Dm ln'rrWf. Monitions in the crift of repre
sentatives of the people, to prepare a lust
... . .1 - ;n
will anil testament. uen tne win wua
.Irau-n tlm man said: "I uroiioso to make
vou hit executor, and I Bliall require no
bond from you. rue mat, aiu. mo
av.Tii.lrrn onirmlipil nftar tli&nkinc his
U UUU , IJ
client, and promised to execute the will
to tho best of his ability. "What is
your bill for drawing up my will?"
aaha.l ia millionaire. "Oh. under tho
circumstances, of course, I shall charge
you nothing, was the answer. vui,
um'.l tlianrlinr "Minn is not the BIT W1VV
of doing business. Make out and receipt
bill for your services anu i wm pay
yon now." "Well, since you insiHt, i
will make out a bill for a nominal sum
say 25." And this member, who seldom
draws a breath without charging somo
r.r tiio rnmiirfitinn nindi' out and re
ceipted for $23 a bill which, under other
circumstances, would havo been $500.
The good mad died and was buried.
When the will was read it was found
that the name of his son had been in
serted in the place of that of the distin
guished lawyer. The ruling passion is
strong in death. The man who know
bow to accumulate wealth understood
i,o ,rolno nt ft tiffhtlv drawn will and the
difference between 825 and $500. He
l..l I, . niMPll tllfl WOHIS 111 UIU
..! l,r n-ora written 1)V 1118 letTftl
uiuci m"-Y - . - ' .
. . . . . 1 1 1 -n ..Mf.nmt.la
friend anu tuns ouiaiueu " uiibb"
will at small cost, and an executor ot ms
own choosing. Cincinnati Gazette.
The telephone, after being in use' only
two or three years, pays interest on au
invested capital of $5,000,000.
4 nnn in T'HpA. X. Y.. cut off his
i,o,r lnw to the scalp. becaiiHO
8he had trimmed her little girl s hair
short for the hot weatuer.
Two men started out on a wager to see
hich could tell the biggest lie. No. 1.
i. "A wealthy country
editor' whereupon No. 2 stopped right
there and paid the lorien.
T porta nt to Farmers. The want of a
reliable book by which to calculate tne
value
of wheat in iw i-:-
the Liverpool and
quoted
,n markets has long been felt, but
i ;i mu .n th heat
fxind
wtou-n is now nmvyj ""V- , VmZiuU
Dealers' Guide," compiled by J. K- Fansh,
manaeer of the Merchants' hxchange in
this city, and which he has arranged to
which
sell at the exceedingly low price w
cent, per copy-cash to accompany or
ders. It is very irnporiam
.ho -H wheat to be able in lew than
five minutes to tella they can from this
I ook) the price of wheat in this market
1 . j vi;.K nrifM. whlfh T0T
m hen oaceu uu x-ujum... r , - -
the markets on thi. ComC ahla-
tioDi are warranted worou.ui
f rwreil It r rmil,
Sbyiit'iani and invalids iin with ounfid no
Ihe Kaiser C-lebraUd German Klixtr l.r Cu
umption and tlimat ami lung ditoaaei. It i
rich in the tnlicl pro)iertiei aa tar, wild
cherry, etc. la rendered pei-fuSty hsrral li lu
the youngist child. Thia would hare prjvtd nn
Angel of mercy in the hotiaehold of lhne un
happy parent at Vallejo, Dixon, Beaver, t'tah,
and numerotit other places, whose children were
laughtered by a quack medicine recommended
by its owner to euro croup, poseewing no prop
erliw CHlculnted to cure it, but instead a
deadly drug which hat tluin ita tliou-wiulj. B
iure you pt only German Klixir The frenuine
bi'aw the Prussian cuat of anna uti.l (he fat-iinile
iRiiituro of Dr. Kaier. Samplea at all drug
Ktrtt. T .M. -e i. v... -. I - i ii .
spectable dniggisU.
rinaaclkl.
MoNDiT Evknimo. December 8, 1879.
Tbo market for wheat TeMerJuy ihowi an Im
provemcntover lait week, although I. lithe out
tide figure for good round lot. Some aalea of
mall lou were made at II 97M. There tin been a
marked advance In New Yt ik and Chlcagofrem
5 to 7 ccub per bushel, but to ref pone to auch an
aJvancli felt at Liverpool. The market there,
however, la firm with an U ward tei druej. Con
icrtailve dealera are not anxious to pay I.', except
for large lo'a. not knowing whether the recent rise
In eastern market! la due to a bulling movement
or to legitimate demands. Uuleas there U a de
cline within the lit xt few days, holders may con
fidently txpect S.' but no more. Even If there
should be another ri'ftht advance In Liverpool H
would be taken up by Increased freight. Truro
ate only a few vessels lu port, and no more than
eight, mostly ol small capacity, due Tbe ware
bouses are Hill, and never at any lime last winter
was tbere aa much wheat In storo as now. The
arrivals will aggregste marly KM) tons per risy
and tho amount store I along the Columbia and
upper Willamette la unprecedented.
Sam Fkamcisco, Dec. S. Silver, 99; buying
par selling.
New York. Dec. 8. Silver Bullion 1000 fine, per
flue ounce, U'i.
U. S. Ifcmds-ce 2: 41-is. 5i ; it, S!;. ClObed
Sa. 2-X : 4;-i. 6;
London, Lfco. 8. Cousolf, 7 money, 9"4 ao
counts. U.ej.Bonas-oa, 5 !s, 9';; it.Vi
BAH Fit AN CISCO PRODt'CU MARKKT.
Bin FatNrisco. Dec, 8.
Wheat strong ; shipping, 51 'JMi Oo.
Flour Weaa.
Oata-Quiet.
Wool strong.
Potaloet QuioU
LIVERPOOL WHEAT MARKRT.
1 1VEKPOOL, Deo. 8.
Wheat on spot, turn dearer. No. 1 tlaudard,
12s; No. '1 siauilanl, lis 7 J: red winter, llsftd ;
white hlchigan, lis 7d: red American spriux.No.
8lo2,Uj(KJ(ii)slld.
Gold and Itock Company's Reports.
Pan Franrwio, Dec 6.
Wheat Steadier, demand soeculatlvo.
Barley Quiet ami eaxy lor all but etioice.
Corn innl, 9i',.jc bid lor large yellow,
Fiour Very dud aud weak.
Oals FYed. reeeloLs are veiv lame and there Is
very little dercmri; for fo-u territory 1 20 Is bid.
FotaioeH steadier temooraruy.
Keivlma 24 houra-tioOO nr sks flour: tfOO sks
notatoet: &Mtl dot eras: "O.OOo etls wlieat. Includes
one cargo; ahip I id pone r takeu prior to arrival
private.
PHILADELVH14 WOOL MARKET.
PlIII.ADKl.PHIA, Def) 6.
Wnnl-Oulet and Arm: California flue Sji40.):
medium.. stMn-tJ: mane. 3S(U(I; New Mexico and
Colorado Hue, 30.15; medium, 86yit0; coarse,
LIVERPOOL WHEAT MARKET.
lilTKKFUOI DoC
Wheat 10s 7d'SU 6d for Calilorula average ; lis
6Jialls lOd for California Club.
CHICAGO MARKETS,
Chicago. Dec. t.
Wneat-fl 27!4 per bushel paid for Jauuary.
Rhorl rlhs, tti ho
Pork-dS f7 paid for January.
Lard-17 2W paid fur Jauuary,
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, Deo. 6.
Wheat and flour strong.
Wool Sieady.
arlu making; any purchase or In wrll-
I ii a; In reapoime to any advertlaement la
this paper you will please mention she
name of the paper.
Portland Business Directory
PHYSICIAN AXD SURGEON.
CA RPWEl.Ii, W. B.-K. K. cor. Klrat aud Mor
rison, over Morse's raiaoooi Art.
DENTIST.
SMITH, DR. E. 0.-1(17 Flrat atreet,
ITn Portland.
fT B. WALLACE, HF.URKT DETF.CTIVB
ItB . mid Colleetir. Hiialneis at a dlatuuee
pruniptly attended tn. cr.4th and Halmim.
1ONKY IAJANKU-OOOIJ.H BOtlUill
11 I'nKlnne Hold Acoounts Collected. T.
A. WOOD 4 CO. i 1'rinclpal Real fcsUte Agent
prtini
T PRINraCBia.
We navesno rounds of Brvler In excellent
order wliicn we will sell for SSeenta per pound.
w. Li. l'Al..wr.it. i-iiniHDu
OR Fine VIsMng fin
UJ Cards fur lUUi
WITH NAME IN GOLD-NO TWO ALIKE.
25 BEAlTiri l. 1.W TF.AK S CARDS
I'mR IS CKNIM.
Address THE "BOHS" CARP CO. No. 80 South
rllin , roriiBna.urrnfm
FREE TO ALL!
FOU TIIE
Championship of the Northwest
A Pay (-as-Tn.Plea ronl'st, at
I be Pavilion, cnmniriirinn ..
DlV, Drermbfr le.'rth, at 10
O'clock. P. M.
lOItXJ-iA.N . OREGON.'
ETBAICe 1KB, 131.
The Winner to receive ihe rilAMriOX
iULI)( Belt, nianufaeluriM by Henriclisen k
roenberg and valued at II j0, and 50 perct out
r .. 1,-lf nt mils mnnn after exueim-s beini
Ul Ulll .mi. ft- J ,
paid; SI to receive 20 perct.; id to receive 15
per ct.; 411. to receive iu pr nw,
ti.,. n.Lin aiin miles will reive $100;
luinc .,,.. - - -
thowi making 375 miles will receive i5; those
making 5.W miles win receive ai, "-
ig 3Jo tniln will receive ;w rur r-
L-uIars aiiplv co.-ner Third and Main streets
11 ' DOLAXI) A PIMwuXS
Great Auction Sals,
Erery Friday nd Saturday at 10 1.
Paring tbe Month of December at tbe Auction
Z. 3Ic iVrtlmr,
1S Flrat atreet, rartlanal, Jrcf .
New Torsi and Philadelphia eooalf nroenU oi
Harstss, BaC7 Ra, Bars Blaa-
kcta. H altera, aarelaslea.
Also larte eonsltnmenu or
B4 aic, Caakrcllake, Cletblac,
irrar. Jlrx. te.
V, eAKlHlK, ateueaw.
CANCERS
AND
TUMORS
PI1!!!?? WITHOUT TUB L'SK Of TUB KMPK
v r.,u01 wwj. in nrooi oi which I wcuia
nMMsQtlUllv sWas Ik. ..tli!...J a. aw. I t.1.
r .u.va hii sauilutCMj Ml Mifj UVIIUrttUlO
namea aaaehed to the following certlllcate-not
Tf i 0'.'m"l,on,lble names, but your neuthbora
whu wuiuu jnu nay conauii ana aa
viae, andaisitre yourmif whelher or not ihre was
llll lltlAl,h- ..Ink...- fc - . ,
-m, wivfiiT ur uiimuiiifKery nraiMiseu
i"'"' 1 ro"'1 nkr 10 auy other caaea
Vi V -iieT, ou oeera II linuremiary.
' ws ireaieu jean asu lu I lie We-leru
.i.l.ia
BIETII VAKKS AXD KRM0VKD,
viitiu.UU bKK LEliS ITKKD,
On tlaaamo principle as Cancer, to wit:
Sa
Paynwat la Reanlred ('will a Caie la
KITr.le.1.
Examinations and Consultations, Free
The nnderIrned twins; considerable of the lime
away Iron home on pntWsloual buln, may
be ooiaulted by letter at Salem, Oregon.
W, UKk.K.XK.
CKKTiriCAl'KS.
This is to eertlf7 that I have been ailllcted with
cancer ou ngr chwk just under the eye. lor the past
Ihree years. I employed Mr W. (ireene of tUleio,
Ureimn. Noiember, ls.H, aud he removed It w.th
oultbeuaeor Hie knife. Iran mmumiid Mr.
Ureeuo U) soy ptison that la slllleled with car eer.
MKsl. LOKhNZO 81'Ktt AlU'.
Molalla, Clackamaa Co., Oregon.
Thlalstoeertlfythat! have been aflllcted with
cancer on my face and me lor the paat four years.
1 employed Mr. W. Ueeene of Halem. Oreirou, Ket.
ruary. lrtd and h n moved iheianccr without the
ueof Ihekuifeorlowof blood. I will add lhat
the cure Is lo all appearance permanent. 1 take
pleasure In recommendinir Mr, W, Ureeue to any
person lhat Is ailllcted with cancer.
J. H JONKJ.
SUjton, Marlon Co , Oregon.
Salem, Oregon, Aug. '.H, 1878.
I hereby certify that Mr. W. Ureeuuof Halem,
Oregon, removed a dark siot or birth mark ou my
daughter'a face It was takeu off without the uae
of the kulie or loss of blood. It was oil her face
from Iniai cy. It was covered with coano white
hsir near half an Inch long. B. 8. WAK1).
Kaleni, Oregon.
This Is to certify that Mr, Wm. (Ireene of 8 ilein,
0'gon. treau-d my wife for cancer In Ueeemher,
1)77. The treatment was without Ihe use of the
kalloorloraorblood. the cure has everyapnear
aace of being peruiaueut, B. WAK1).
Salem, Oiegon.
This Is lo certify that Mr. W. Ureeuvof halem,
Oregon, treaud my sou for cancer In December.
U"7. The treat me lit w without the use of II e
koife or los of nloud. To all apnearance tho euie
Ii permanent. V. C. C'KRsSWEl.U
Pherin'a Oftloe, Pallas, Polk Co., Or.
This Is to certify that M m, Uieeiio. ol Salem,
Oregon, treated my brother, H l). Hall and his
wife of lliiena Vista. I 'oik Co., Oregon, for cancer,
aid lo ail appearance the cure Is permanent. The
treatment was without Ihe use of the knife or lovs
ol blood. The operation was performed Injanu
ary, A. 1). 1878. 1 would heartily recummend Mr.
VY. Urecne to all thus alllicied. L, M II ALL
bherlrlol I'olkCo.Or,
Brownsville, Orcgoi.
I hereby certify that my wife was ailllcted wlft
cancer on the breas; for u ii vears. aud we eraolov
ed Mr. W. lireene of balera. Oreg in. In October,
ims, ana ne removed it without tne use or mo
knlie or loss of blood, When the cancer came out
It wastf luehes long, i Inches wide, and 8 Inches
thick. It was of ten vears' standing. I was (17
yesrs old aud very weak ind feeolo It has been
healed up over a year and no slgu of It leiurnltig
8luoe It was cured I am enjoying bel'er beilih
than for six years previous to the treatment.
WM. MICH KAN,
CYNTHIA COCHRAN'.
I'eorla, Linn County, Oregon.
This Is to certify that Mr. W. Oreoue of pal ess,
Oregon treated me lor cancer lu December, lt"7.
II waa nn ru nose aud ol seven years staudlng, It
was removed without the loss of blood or Ihe use
ol the kuife, and to all appearance the cure is per
manent. JUIIN NCCUl,
Ex-County Commlsslomr.
Fruit Farm, Marlon Co., Oregon.
Toallwhomlt may concern : thereby certify
thai mv mother had a cancer on her lace Just uu
der the eye, for two years, and It was growing very
last, bhe employed Mr. W. Greene ol ealem,
Oregon, November, 1877, and he removed It In just
one week without the use of tbe kntl4 or low of
blood, and with but Utile pain, aud la to allap
peatance nerinaucutly cured. Also, that a daiigh
ler of Mr. J. 8. Vaughn of Buttevllle, Marlou
County. Oregon, had a cancer In the corner of Ihe
eye, whteh Mr. W. Greene took out at the sane
lime, wttn complete luoeess, ana is wen i ao
recommend him to any person that is ailllcted with
cancer.
Note Both of Uie abova cava were hereditary.
ft C. bKaK, hx-Couhty t'lvrt.
This is to let you and all others know I had been
troubled with a cancer on one of my upicr eye.
lids for about seven years, aud by your treatment
1 Icel perfectly well. Tbe treatment was Pi lie
nember. l7a The operation was wlthou' tlm use
of the knife nr loss of blood, and but II 111 pain,
aud my eye-lid la but very little dWIgured. The
eyes is not Injured, nor tbe sight allccu d at all.
Addrets Hubllmlty, Marlou Co , Or,
Amltr, Yamhill Co.. Oregon.
1 herebr ccrtifv that Mr W. Un-ene of alem.
Oregon, treated me tor cancer February, lb7 11
wasou my face sud of ten years' standing, il waa
cured without the use of Ihe snife or haw of blood,
and but Utllo pain. K.U. nlU.IAMH.
EX-couuiy uommissiouer.
-Soap Creek, Benton Co.. Oregon.
ri.i u in aafIIiv iht Mr W llrpeiie of aalem.
Oregon, tiested me for cancer In December, Mia
11 waa ot live ) ears' stsudlug. tie removed II
without thi use ol the knife or losaofbljod. Tbe
cure lo all appearance Is permaneut.
Tt . Ut I.AI 1
Addnsa Albauy, Or.
Highland, Clackamas Co., Oregon.
T hnM.txeoriifs ihai mv wife was ailllcted with
tumor on her check for yeara. I employed M r.
W. (ireeneof Halem, Oregon, In December, IB.S.
and hH has taken II out without Ihe use of ine
knife or loss of blood Ihe tumor was Inches
wide and t Inches long. Tbe cure has every ao
pearauce of being permanent, aud her goueral
health, aluce trtauneul, lalmpruved ,ntfyliyl
V S. DllBinn,
Silver Creek Falls, Marlon Co . Or.
....- i- t. .n that Mr W. flreena of
Salem, Oregon, treated my wife for cancer lu De
cember, 1;h It waa ou her upper lip. It was
laaen out without the loss of blood or tho use of
the kulie. ibe cure to all appearance, Is permau.
nt ... ,. . . ''Y'",y".
Address Bliverion, nanuji vi
Uuena Vista, polk Co., Oregon.
i , - r ihmt Up IA .rtf.nii lit halem.
Oregon, treated my w I fa lor two caucers In De
cember, l' ! one canoer on ber noai of 12 yeara
si andlng. and one on ber wrist ol i years' standing.
Botb were cured without the uaeol thelulfeor
loss of blood Tbe cuie baa every spprtraia ol
being permanent. MA'IHaN hOrVAhl).
Monroe, Kenton Co , Or.
This Is lo let all know mat 1 waa boru witn a
dark red angry looking lump lo the eoruer of my
mou-b. Ilcoutluu-d so grow uulll I empioyeo
Mr. W Greene, of b em. uregon, iu j,u,.ioo,i
remove It. He has auceoasluhy Uken It out with
oulUieuseollheknihorlisn of blood I was (
rears old. sud Uie lump had grown lo the alse ol a
large ben s g. H hen eating, 1 Wuuld soiDeilinea
aceiueuimiiy oiir r.
and gave me much trouble, aud dl.rignrtd me very
much. 1 am uiauaiui m i am iruc.j
at an. ss. a. dw,.w
This to certify lhat 1 bad a canoer on my lower
. .' a u. is' i..n. nt alm On.
no ano i euipi,'j . - . . , - - -g.
,n In August, Isla, and be baa uken It ;ut wim
rit tha use ol lbs knife or loss of blood. It waa of
one year's .landing I was W yeara old, and my
beaiu) la now ueiier uju i .v. - ,
...!, in the ireaunenl. The cure has every ap
pearance of being permaueut. M. BVKULti.
Ivaiiaa, iut w. n
Alaea, Benton Co., Oregiro. a
This la to Inform the puwic Uial Mr. W. Oreeoe.
of fcalem. Oregon, trwued my wile for oaniier iu
Mar l7. The eurehu every apprmuwuiuiia
7 . ,. . ..i . i , .Man kiaii.1 iw and
rjermsneni, si " w - , t
Koot tit inches long, about iU Inches wid and
inches tnica.
jsrownsviue. urw.
hereby certify thai I had a cancer on y lower
ii
of .rTbeTeoJi. knife, and hul T.ry l.tU.
a or D9 wm ui uw - "T""
.i. it s Af innr m rm iiiuuiui, wi w
peanwos u. cur. - y W0ODI)y.
This la to certify that I bad a cancr eoma on my
!T2ooi u- oseofw. kulfc or k- o; b lood.
aaa
of 11 years sisn'iing n
i U ari appearaxl until 11 was cured.
uaae
W. KAYa,
lcdves(Usce, folk ., Or.
tiu1 - ,va-- s 13 m
1
r,vil 'uU :r.: - v.- ..1 ph.. ...
' 1 r '2k:,r?? : ' , ,rn "n .'-iercy.se-
, - VVTT H J roanir..mil.- Hon.
- i - --g-- - 1 - - i I r'HrTI.ANI).
WM. COLLIER. A. CAMPHKI.L
UIVIOIV IUOIV WOllKS.
(MUCORIHOHH TO rOI.LlEH't IHOv WIINKa.)
MACHINISTS AND
M.nufuclure and keep on hand Ktain Rnglneaant R I'lera. Tnrhlna Wile-r Wheels, Or
iiihi naw M'im. Miiat-iug, i-ineyaanu nan.''r I'allern Making
tllackamilhlng aud repairing done a' -hurt iwtlco.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Special attention mveii 1 1 Wood Wiirklnir niaohlnerv t'oraar Vmmt ul k....
Po llautl, sjrrit.iu.
COMPOUND OXYGEN,
With free uae us adjuncts of rilOSl'HOKl'S
and CARBON coiiiiutul.
A new treatment l"r the cure of tVuiniiiiptiiin,
llronohilis, Ciitnrrh, Neuralj;iii, Scrofula and Ihe
worst crura of Pvapesia and Nervous Debility, by
a natural process of Vitalitntioii.
The following rases treatl within the lust few
months are selected as sliowint; it range) ot ap
plication :
1 , 4. Kottr cases of consumption two of them
having cavities in tha lungs-are all entirely
well.
J. Mr. T. U. ., of Pay ( 'entre, W. T., Chronic
Ilmnchial difficulty of year' standing, also gen
eral anil nervous debility, threatening complete
wrecking of health. Cured in October.
(1,7. Two cases of marked Mood poisoning.
Cured in few days.
8, 9. Two cases of nervous debility of women
doctored to death." One cured in seven and
the other in sixteen days.
10 to 14. Five coses of chronio dyspepsia,
catarrh or serofulua ailment. All cured or
greatly relieved In a few weeks' treatment.
A unull pamphlet on the Oxygen Trcnlmcnl
and all cnijuirics answered, sent rmtr, ou ap
plication Also, references to patients who have
taken, or are now using the treatment.
Aililrew II r. PilUlnglon. t or. Flrat and
Wahiaglii Us , Portland, Osrtt.
M RlXSTRl'S PATENT
EUSTI', FIRE & WATER-PROOF
PAINT!
For Roollrig- both on Tin and Sliluiflfi
riMIK HKST PHKHKRVATlVKOr" TIN AND
..i.inaiA rv,,f in in wnrlil. Will .loo leak a
on any rMif. We refer by permission lo J. 1".
Iionovan, lutea lvnapp, Aiiny unarm,
Laahmntl Out man, and oilier elllaeiis ol
Portland. Th paint will be supplied by
Hodge, Davla A Co., I'ortlitml, al t M per gal
lon. Kiich gallon will e ver Vi ciiirfs Un
,i i miiiura aiiiiwu rmif rkitoiK eoal Is nec
essary Full directions aneftinisny each pank.
age. All Information wltli regurd to the paliil
ean be bad by addressing
McKINHTllY at iIKNI'RYa,
Portland, Or.
LIME ! LIME !
The undersigned having been aiilKiinted agents
for the celebrated
' KUKEKi SAN JUAN LIME,
Would respectfully call tho atlctillon of dealers
and coutrMCbirs to that brand before purchasing
elsowhere. Wo shall endeavor to keep a full sui-
t I . I,.: I il..t.....al n.Brbl
iiyon nana ai an iimea nun ui. uwiun ... .
rate).
WAOIIAM) at Bl.l.inTT
ROCK SOAP I
Tho llotat Houp .Made.
Ask your Grooar for Its
M. a. ISKVIIKHIY,
1S Krone mt , Iortland, r.
Agent for Oregon and Washington Territory
D. W. PRENTICE 6c CO.
MUSIC STORE.
HUM A01NTS FOR Till
CELEBRATED WEBER,
AINKH at DROfl.' AND PKAHK A CO.fJ
tsrand. hoiiare and Uprlghl Plauos, and
II
Eatey aud Htaudard Oigana.
OT Meet a I reel. Portland ermm
PRESCRIPTION
FREE for the speedy and permanent ''r'
Ixmt MsnhrxKl. flervoua debility, lyisaof Vigor
and all dl-eeaes of a Prt .nH''i
aeiea. Also a private prescription for WOM t-lf
for the cure of Weakness, IrregularitlM. On
structlnn of I be menses, etc.. He. Address,!"
H Lock hoi No. 5, K-t Poriland, Oreeon.
TBLKMA. & WOLFF,
MACHINISTS,
And Manufacturers of
Tuoli Tor Planlr.f, Moldlns and Tornlns'.
( atlle Hraada. Irast liana Wwrli. Ira)
atalliaa ' Vurn. a.ial. hiaaa
I Urewery Warli isismI
s orster.
Also Farm Machinery repaired on short ootle
Mill 1'lcks made aud repaired.
n. ParSJaadJlr
JOHN J. SCHILUNCER'8
Patent Fire, Water and Prl Prsf
AltTIFICIAL STONE.
Uaow VP-"d iV. eieca.e ell otfn lor lb.
above atona for walk. Orlvea el bis. Boors,
.d7llb.IMI.gr P-rp-ea. Jhl. m. U
laid la all -nape and In any clr r "t'J
eolom. Orders may b lell at M Front slreel,
o-ltlba Holloa'pooae. Portlaoo. Term,
aiveo and eallinaW mle hf "
Cat AH. a DL'UBKOOP. ProprUtor.
REOPENED t
'ssi wis ii wua
aer Third aad Pais.,
rerUand, Or,
This popular house having
MAN AOKH.
IRON FOUNDERS
CLACKAMAS PAPER CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers In
PAPER
102 Front Street, Portland, Or
IN STOCK :
NEWS HUNT. While ami Colored.
HOOK l'Al'KKS, Wbito ami Tinted.
FLAT lWrEHS. of all dowriiitiona.
I.EDOKU PAVEliS.
ENVELOrEH, of all sizoaand qualitiu
W1UTINU PAHaiS.
C'AJU)H()AlU)of Bllkin.lH.
(1LAZED AND Hi.VTED PAPERS
COLORED MEDIUMS.
MANILA PAPERS.
HUTCH ERS PAPER.
STRAW PAPER.
PAPER RAOS.
STRAW and HINDERS' HOARDS
TWINES, Etc., Eto.
Card Cut to Order.
Agents for Shattuck & Fletcher
well-known Black and
Colored Inks.
TYPE FOR SALE.
Wo havo aovfTttl fon la of Job Type
(nearly now), which wo will aoll low.
CuKim, Oiilli'jH, LoftdH, RiiIoh and
Prin tors' nowHrniriea general ly kept on
hand.
NewHpnpera outfitted at lint prico
freight added. ''
M'MURRAY'S
.
Adjustable Strainer
AND
CAST IRON STEAMER.
Either nr Ilotli Fitted to an; 8U .
rpHK 8TKAMKHS WILL BAVE TIIE
1 price of lliiMiiselves in two weeks in any
family Tlii'V run be usnl with equal advantage
in boiling, at il is Impossible to burn meat ur
vcpiUibli's Ui the bottom of your kcltle. VS'lien
tln'v are vsm in sloiunin, wliatvvor vou are
cixikitif; is inside of the kcltle, thereby gnUing
the full Imnont of the lii'tit. Tlicy are just wbal
is wttnliil in rannlng fruit. Kither the Htruiner
orHtoimcr ran lie removed with a knife or fork
when hot, and are easily ailjuitd No crners
or joints abotil either that are bard to keep clean.
Mold bf Agents for f9 Cent ataa
County Right for Sal , Address
JAME3 Mt Ml'lUiAY,
ast Portland, Ol.
NEW OOOK STORE.
THE LEADING
STATIONERS,
.T. IC. OILL Ac CO.,
Rave moved into their fljilendid Establishment
In Union lllock, on Hlark and Kirst street. An
Inexhaustible stock of well-selected
STATIONERY,
And an unlimited supply of books ar tlwayi
on hand. This house has a comprehensive as
sortment of everything known lu the trade, and
its prices are always reasonable.
Drop in and see the premises.
BARTSCH'S
New Music Store,
143 First St. Portland.
(Odd Fellow? Builiiing.)
Mr. A. Iiartsch, the General AKt-nt of the
world-renowned,
8TEINWAY PIANO,
Haa opened new Mtiaic Kooma at the
above pluce.whor he keep the celebrated
Stein way. hranlch & Bach
AMD
Ernst GablcrXew Scale Pianos
AND BURDETT ORGANS
A well aa a full anpply of Pnm Mcaic,
Ml-mic Book and Mi hkal MawnaMDiae.
CountrT order promptly attended to.
ORANGE S. WARREN, Baiineta Manager.
A. C. CI KB.
C. W. BlMOHAst
CIDDS & BINGHAM,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
Portland, t t t Orffoo.
Office. 8 and 9, over First National Bank
Partlealar atwolloa paid to baalaea la tb
CnlUst klata eourt.