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.; nnPd all horta of f.WH
L"""'1. Zl for ihe children.
,.aStfa1. i - l-ttar H uh BU
FT, to England, ub
, mo iu , . would
ifmorninot the earlier
T. other ten, nau j
A 4i i e family of a
"L children to bring the.u
,. for tno ' u ,...., tti,en this unfi
i or" . k nil iwni tt me rurrv
vi over at tlie oreaniHsi mun-,
r this and that war oi geiun
'L It wasout of the question
)". .. tor mem uo iwum
ir from the litt le ones at home.
v L .mereency. ana l iounu cutiruB
r, he wwwiou. lam couvmceu
bull lDB ...inr.r horn.
tillsoto.stul s
W8" . . i.Ji ort tin. astonished.
,u,.e:Zttrftrdalone!"
fwiUotobtuttsard"
' "If. began his wife.
mmi'l .,,! T want to eo.
ffid;it is all Plain and simpl
lnB . Jioncnnt excursion. I wi
.11 LnrnilW SnPllfi tllB nicl
morning, with a nephew under
n, 1 win iu.
v." . it per so much."
1'Sicr and his wife were persistent
S to dissuade, but f overrul-
' . Vobiection and, as a result, 1 iounu
tVJv J In a trim ffmncr
;,one tine moru," B -e.
f "1- companion at the begining
f!l . ... utrnuhniir( notn word Dass
1 i.. Tl.a Inrlv WHS StOUtlsh III
l;ae , . ,.,.1 ,ioni nncumbured with
L-she was ires't i' -t
Ured hairparny j
M.U.tmt HPH rl VI1L11 nuivu 6I
'hid replawd the bonnet that was
,lv bestoweu iu i"" nuuo.
,Mul was w. " ' , "
in every way oppusiw iruut un
I,..- h Jitlr RI'UriLV TUSLIUCIIIO 1.1111
0 her scantilyniade person made
contrast indeed to tne rauier corpu-
itre89 in a largo, sonnei, c rumur
. -l. o.,t n it), i-lnspil eves una Willi
Ld folded over her" redcovered
-book 1 couia nave miiuts hub mo
on more brief by saying simply that
"(is.a.vis was a symphony in red.
l r .i.'.l nut. ani'iik durinir all this
10 1 urn -I-- . -
:ev, I felt 1 liau company mi uo
J,mc
9 o'clock we reached the station at
swUndlconiessiioita nine me
efor wear, as my breakfast bad been
cup of coffee at Strasbourg I had
,ie slenderest sort of repast. My
buoyed mo up. 1 should soon be at
..iihtiix liruve nrofeator and his
.'hearted wife, and in the warmth of
.jma on. m uin iov oi Beeinc
Itirboya I should forget how dreary
i been during the last lour or nve
,ofthe way, with the dark and some
I t - .1. fc T MS. c t
T"reeanies iiiut a "
in. llounua cau hi. mo ouuhmi. i
idoned the street and number. There
hitn hosonie needless delay in start-
Upecially as the driver saw fit to
hishorae and veuicie wnue ne ran
villi a nnmrade. The house
.ht I remembered to have been not
m the station, but the way by which
reached on this occasion seemed
uinablo. I peered out, from time to
insearch of some familiar objuct or
mark to help me to guess where I
VI
a
iuu
in
be
re-
been left
learned
with th
had arrang
at
pro-
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to
fore-
will
lit
shorten tho story, as I would have
nrney the carriage stopped. I got
, th mv wmriR and hand-DHc: Daid U1V
an; stepped toward the door, saw
was unfamiliar: looked arouna ana
hthat it was in a region altogether
me.
m strass. it was ?o. 10, but not
kid mv breath for a moment, then
ftred.and re-entered the cab; 10 A
new house at the other end of the
.and we soon reached it. I renog
itbv atrcH lipfore the door leafless
'If-bot with the same twisted trunk. I
-"rpnsed when the cabman demand
ither fare, but paid it and bade him
.;.i.t : ill r 1 J T
i y iimiu as i iiiuuiu-
o hBi(eps totlie house I remembered,
beeofbouseasl had seen it in the autumn
turn: thought almost shabby in its
j ejlpterless newness but now it was
iwise Beautiful. I rang gentlv, once,
,'nn. The third time I pulled vig
for the cabman had mounted to
ut, and I begun to regard him as a
though I knew he might prove a
f one. The door opened and tho
'Tput fourth Ins head. What
nt, he asked.
. Ferslpn "
'head protruded a little further,
'Hand reached out, and a little lamp
N waved two or three times before
Joa want to kpb Prnf Fwrstpn?
ne to Paris."
!"ped.
ife-Mme Fersten."
J to Augsburg will be back next
f fjbman had gathered up his reins,
f J'in? preparatory chirping to his
i Miouted to him
or 31
00 ti
int i
nt o:
irtai
cesJ
thu
DtO
id t
liree
01 oi
liTol,
monJj
,0:
ililc:
tion.'
veil
liich
to stop.
iiuuicu 10 ii i m 10 eiou. x
ithatiho t,f.,. u...i ,:!
"Nephews, to Paris, and his wife to
-menus, mere was no onein tne
Whether thin intelligence waa
:Hjtomeinafew worils or many,
surely knows it is the custom
the hum meittcr when he is call-
,'" late hour!"
'-IBB lllil bnnm, .,( . t.nlf.
J; the outstretched hand. I re-
me carriage.
3 mnst Uke me to some hotel."
roadame?"
ot think to ask the haus mrirter to
me one' an(1 1 do not believe
" "c in ins then stupid comli
"nddenly remembered my brother
jnt a night in fctuttgard once the
' near the station. I did not
name, bnt th did. We
H-or a (ubatitute. I paid "thrice
u'u me gratetui stranger to
aaa in Uhland'g verses,
'kempt man a stable boy in ap-
. t .... (tic lauuiuiu. v,
. nil a room' and wnmnn who
Ut been nddenly roused from
'wra tottk a liirlil to show ma to
! passed Crst through room,
f, ''for three tablea, men were
.ue i uw throngh almost
rinXlVA tkA .1 L. L;t,.l.n
'tdchen wiln ner bead on a table
sleeping and where a amall
l Qtmo nnt . V,. .
w sivrui piiucitiicia w
i"tben across stone passage.
It was a small, low room we found, with
a porcelain hiovh that occupied consider
aide pui o, a Mi'Tt bed, a chair, a wunti-
iHiid mid two trunks. The room had Unit
fiirlnrn air of tidiuuss thata room may have
that is never occupied. The bed was
covered with a handsome enough knit
cover, and the window-curtains were
crocheted. The floor was bare but clean.
There were two colored French lithographs
on the wallf heaiN an 1 shoulWs 'of
blandly smiling women. On tlm ton l
the stove whs a pile of bed-clot lis, with
which the woman nunle the bod with a
dexterity that surprised ine, she wu ho
heavy-looking. I ventured to try my
limited (Jerraau on her by asking if I
could have my tea and some hot mils and
butter brought to my room, fori felt the
need of establishing a connection with
somebody in my dreary condition. The
woman evidently did not understand me,
though she responded "Ja, Ja." Her du
ties quickly over sho bade me good-night,
and lighting a crumb of a candle that she
found amonng other crumbs in her apron
pocket, departed.
How desolate I felt! Tired, hunnry,
siecpy, ana not a nttio nervous at the
prospect of spending the night in such
unpromising quarters. Cut I determined
to begin well by making myself a little
tidy for my tea. I soon found that I had
counted without my host, or had no host
to count on. My washstand contained a
band basin, but no ewer, and so no water. I
must wait till my tea was brought for
there was no bell to my room. I tried to
be amused at the situation, to see it in its
ludicrous aspect, but 1 was bo cold that any
attempt at a smile must prove a fearful
grimace. I shivered so that I could not
sit still and I got up and tried to pace
around my little circle. Tne clock struck
11. I waited a while longer for my tea.
my teeth chattered with cold and dread of
the long night before me. At length I
took my candle and sallied out into the
passage to try if possible to call some ono
to serve me, for I was sadly in need of
something refreshing. 1 crept noiselessly
along the unlighted corridor to the head
of tlie stairs and began to decend when
the door suddenly opened below me and
let out upon the passage two or three such
sinister looking individuals that I quickly
returned breathless to my room. To my
door there came up the sound of shuffling
feet and excited voices and a good deal of
underlined noise that 1 was glad to try to
shut out. With -suspense and some
anxiety tho minutesdragged, butat length
the clock on some near tower struck 12.
I gave up all hopos of even an apology
for a supper and decided to make the best
of it. " Ihero was no lock on my door, ana
no way of fastening it, so I inado a barri
cade before it by piling one trunk on the
other and putting my chair on that in a
way that nny pressure ou the door from
the outside would throw it to the ground.
I could not think of going regularly to bed
under the circumstances, but I lay dowu
on it and over myself a big, over stuffed
conrre pied, which fell to the floor the
moment 1 dropped asleep. That, however,
must have been near morning for I count
ed several of the hours as they struck,
and my spluttering candle had burnt it
self out, leaving only a suggestive odor I
would gladly have been rid or.
At length a gray morniug made itself
visible, and as soon as I could see I made
my way to the lower regions, s ill dark,
where I found the man of the night before
with a lantern in hishand. An old woman
was called and a fire lighted in the kitch
en stove, where I watched the brewing of
my coffee while I warmed myself. I did
not rrificisfl mv bread which I ate with a
compote of stewed pears and mustard
for the butter was an indignity nor my
account neither though it was exorbitant
and when the morning train came up
from Munich I was the first to enter.
I was alone in mv compartment that
for "lone woman," and the excessive
cold aggravated my general wretchedness.
No notice was taken of me by anyone, and
I got safely to Strasbourg, nursing my
nhvsical discomfort. At Strasbourg the
officers of the train were changed, and I
became an object of interest and attention
two of the guards one a big middle-aged
man with half gray side whiskers, the
other younger, a tali, stooping individual,
who smiled in at my window on every
occasion, with light blue eyes of most
inane expresjion.
How uucomfortablo those two men
mado iiih! At tho second station after
Strasbourg the elder of the two demanded
of me my passport. I replied that I had
none that none was necessary on a jour
ney from Stuttgard to Paris. At this the
younger was informed that my name was
Gretchen, but it was impossible to say to
winch part of Germany I belonged. At
the next station I was asked for my visit
ing card, with my Paris destination. I
produced it while the old man watched
with evident enjoyment my apparent dis
comfiture. As we nnnroached Paris the miles seem
ed longer. The train I knew would nr-
rived alter dark ana but 1 win not ioiiow
the thoughts of fancies that, stimulated
by my fears, filled my mind. At X. the
train stopped, snd I saw mv two persecu
tors lookina down toward me, and, O,
iov! I saw on tlie platform of the station
my goou oki irienu air. .11111411117
smoking a cigarette. I waved my hand
kerchief 1 shouteJ:
"0 Monsieur! Monsieur C!"
No fettered Andromeda ever welcomed
enmincr PeMeus with more delight than
I did this old friend of my childhood.
Mv shout attracted his attention; he was
soon" at my side. 'Why, Marie, where
are you coming from where have you
been.' '
Don't ask me anything. Come into
this compartment; I can't stay alone any
longer."
"But I will not be allowed. This is pour
les dames seules."
"Then take me with yon anywhere I
don't care where, only take me."
The light by which I write this shines
on the beautiiui lace anu gray nuir 01 iue
good man I have referred to.
n years he is twenty my senior, uui iu
but wisdom and goodness he is very
y.D.n8- . . . .
. nave just reau iiuu in is auwum ui
...on r, ami friim Pjris and lie resooud
j . in r .. 1
1 1, "An, I that whs the dav vuu offered
ourself to me asked me, in short, to
marry yon."
"And," I replied, "it is a dreadful thing
to be 'im dame wit: " spnngjeiu i.e-publicuD.
An "old tut key raiser," who has been
1 11 . -1
experimenting m u uio enec oi curw
1 1. . L M 1 .kAf
In
all
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FINANCIAL ASD COMMERCIAL.
Portland, Mar 22. 1R80.
Legal tender in Portland, buying, par, and
idling at par.
Silver coin in Portland banks quota, at I wr
cent, discount to par.
Coin exchange on New York, 1 per cent, pre
mium. Coin exchange on San Francisco, par to ) per
eeni. premium.
TfM-tfKiiliic trauefor uu N-w Yoik, 1 percent.
premium.
Home Produce Market.
iue uuiowiug quuuiuuun reireaein me whole
sale rates from producers or lirt bauds:
FLOUR Quotable in jobbing low nt: Slun.larl
brat. its, !fo 50; nest country brands, 54 '(gj
3 ill,9llicruiie, 5-1 20(if4 s i.
WOOL SOCtiiS) for choice.
WHEAT Good to choice, 80$l 85; Walla
Wnllu from ZiUui cu. leas.
HAY Timothy baled, buying at flL'fJU per
(on.
rOTATOES-Quotable at 25f40c per 100 tbs,ai
10 neaenpuon aim auamy,
MIDDLINGS Jobbing at feed, $2O0j$5: tine
$.'5(3 271 ton.
BRAN Jobbing per ton, $15$lt).
OATS Peed, tier bushel 41!J(,'5 eta.
BACON Sides, lie; hams, Oregon 8C 12fji)
13Jci Kastcrn, 15(ij,16c; shoulders, T(i$ Tie.
1,AK1 in kere, lUKallo; in litis, Hlf,t 1 to
BUTTER Wo quote choice dairy nt itttttOc;
good fresh roll, 27J(i32jc; ordinary, 18(g)
'loe, whether orino or roll
GRKEN FRUITS-Applci, 80(5,75 cU iierbox;
Limes, $2 50a3 per 100; Oranges, $tu4 50
per box ;
DRIED ERU ITS Apples, sun dried, 7a7Je
machine dried, 11c. Pears, machine dried,
lOallc. l'luuis, machine urietl, KxilHo;
pitted, 13(U4o.
EGGS 18-s per doa
POULTRY Hens and roosters, $.".o3 50. Tur
keys I Sa20c per pound. Geese, $S9 per doz.
CHEESE Oregon, 121al5c; Culifornia, lflc.
HOGS Dressed, 51c ; on foot, 3a4c.
BEEF Live weight, 1 to lie for good fo choice.
SHEEP Live weight, lj2c.
T a LLOW Quotable at 5o5f c.
HIDES Quotable at t2ul7Jo for all over 10 lbs,
ono-third oil' lor under.that, also one-third oil
lor culls ; green biase.
Ueuerai Merchaudlne.
RICE Market quoted at Cbiiia, 5Ja5J ; Sand
wich Island, 7ia7i.
COFFEE CosU Ricu, 17ul8c; Java, I5a2(io;
Rio, ll)al7c.
TEAS We quoto Japan in laquered boxes 50a
75c ; paper, 37Jo471.
SUGARS Sandwich Island, Sjafljc; Golden C,
in bbls,9tc ; hl'bbls, ttjc ; ( rushed bbls. Hie,
hrbbU, llje; Pulverized bids, 1 1 Jo, hf bbls,
131c; Granulated bb's, 111c, hf bbls 11 Jo.
SARDINES Qr boxes, $1 75; hf boxes, $2 75.
YEAST POWDER Donnelly, $18 gross;
Dooley, !?20u22 $ gross; I'reston alernll,
$24 cross.
AVINES White, per doa in case, $3 50re4: per
gal,7UctoJ.l 60; Sonoma, peruoz in cases.
60 to $5 ; per gal, 00c to $1 50
ClareU-California per gal, $1 to $1 25; im
ported per gal, $1 50 to $2.
Shorry-Oflla per gal, $1 50 to $2 50 ; Span
ish, $3 to $(5; assorted brands, $12 to $18;
imported per gal, ?2 50 to $7.
Port Various brands in qr csks, $2 50 to $5 ;
$1 50 to $2 1 imported, 3 to $7.
SPIRITS Fine old llonnessy Braudy in qr cks
and octaves, j 00 to $7 00 per gal; uun
ville's Irish Whisky iu cases per doz, $12;
James Stewart i- Co.'s Scotch Whisky in qr
cks and octaves, $4 ; Hennessy Brandy in
case, per doz, very line 1 star $16, 2 star
$17 50, 3stnr$l; Holland Gin, large cases,
$18to$20; Old Tom Gin incascs,$12; Ryo
Whisky, per gal, $2 50 to $5 ; Bourbon, ht
gal, !?2 50 to $5 ; A Cutter, $3 25 to $3 50 ;
O K Cutter. $4 50 to $5.
OILS Ordinary brands of coal, 30c, high grades,
Downer & l-o., 374a40c ; boiled linseed, l ;
raw linseed, One; pure lard, $lnl 10; castor,
$1 5Ua$l CO; turpentine, 60itSic.
T1IK MAKHtTS.
Saw Franci6co, May 22.
WHEAT Nothing doing, quoted nominal at
from SI 301 35 as extremes.
EGGS Cala 16al7o, Eastern good 17c, Oregon
10c, market overstocked with all varietiea and
very little demand.
BACON. 41A.MS. liAKU warm acuve at
about a cent higher all round.
BUTTER Firm at 25a;iUc.
APn.ES Mixed loU, good,
LE MONS Scarce at $20.
CABBAGE Firm at $3.
POTATOES Steady.
ONION'S, UATS Firm.
SALMON Columbia river brands unchanged.
Receipt 8,000 qrsks flour, 311,000 ctls wheat,
,700 sks potatoes, 8O00 doz eggs, 1,000 ctls oats.
Charters Br bk Middlesex load wheat, Cork,
owner's account.
HEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, May 20.
WHEAT Unsettled at $1 20al 25.
FLDUR-Dull.
WOOL-Dull
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Ciiicacio, Mny 20.
WHEAT $1 118, June.
SHORT RIBS $11 30.
PORK $10 02al0 05, June.
uvi he alint four tnrkevs
np in a en and fed them on meal, boiled I
potatoes ana oats, wuue iour oiuers imm
the same brood were given the same
food, except that a pint of finely powder
ed charcoal was mixed with it every day,
and a liberal supply of it was placed in
ti, n Tli a piffht were killed the same
day, bat those given charcoal weighed a
pound and a half apiece more than the
others, vhile their flesh was much ten
derer and better flavored.
A Tooou Question. Children ore
often puzzled by questions which are
not understood by their elders. During
the late Franco Prussian war a Sunday
school scholar read about the prayers
which the Germans and French wore pe
titioning Heaven for success to their
arms. "Mothor," asked a little girl of
her parent, "I don't see what the Lord
can do under the circumstances, do you?
He can't give the victory to both of them,
and it seems to mo like a terrible
dilemma to bo placed in." nor mother,
who was not entirely satisfiod with the
rolo which Great .Britain played in the
affair, remarked, "Well, my dear child,
perhaps ho will do as the i,ngiisn uo,
and remain neutral.'
Cure of 4 aucer.
Wi would call the attention of onr
readers to the advertisement in another
nnlnmn nf Mr. W. Green, of Salem. We
are acquainted personally with some of
tho parties who nave tneir names 10 uis
certificates ana can voucu lor ineir gen
uineness. Mr. Green has been well
know n in Oregon for some years, and has
made many wonderful cures, having re
moved cancer and birth marks without
tho use of the knife. He proves his
faith in his power to do what he under
takes by making no charge nntil the pa
tient is cured, and then making bnt mod
erate charges. Mr. Green visit any part
of the State to sec patients.
Kruni ft Well anonat f Chlea.
CmcAOo, 111., Jan. 1, 1SSO.
P II Warner to., Huehetler. .V. Y.:
MrTLaar.!: I be ii-d Warutru Pole
Kidnoy -nd Liver Core with lb- greawlt
iKia.MI'in II It toe only remedy 1 hv ever
ued I hat I cn recommend 10 my friend. a It
n. cured me uf Brl(bl'a dle- of IOD tnd
InK. alier bvln vinrd lbs Wbiie rsuipbor
Mprlntaof Viigiul ', a i tijlnr lunumritbln
i called -reinwlif ," uf tbe dy. Hvln re
sided bm for forty-evn y-art, my fneoda
wilt b glad to ee UilaaUUtmect. Xnediaeov
erer Is. iudel. a putxlt beneNeyir.
t 1 1 r a u u U.TTEI)unI
,491, Wabaah avenue, near Twenty-ninth 8U
A Great ltaeery by a Ureat JIaa.
Tnl, primarily, la what Warner'a Hf 5r-Tl-e
l. T. f nan ! ona of I be ml fa-
mou llvlna poynletan. H hwod abrmi.M
r,Dlr.y f .tall inodiof palo.olbera Improved
It. aim IBe float roalt l. the Wae Herrloe
now niauuiactur'd o.ly by U. H. Warner
To
awla aaklaa; aay pareaaaw rlawril
laKlaeapaaaaay aarllnaatla
aala taper j-m will aaeaUasa
aaaaa mf lU pPf.
t'KFICB M E1.I.IS Baos. A Co.. 1
UU Fih T KT.tn KaowT Sr.. V
J'oaTLAhO.OK , May I ttwl) J
ORDER DEPARTMENT.
To Cotmlry fitfidentt:
Id addition to our immense
HOME TRADE.
We are now doing ihe largest
OKOKIt IIUSINESS
Of any Iioush in Cfreirtm. Kverv ti.il
brings us orders from everv district of
the Great rorthwest. and we receive
hundreds of letters expressing satisfac
tion with the goods Me M'lul.
Write to us for Anything you Want.
We will fill your orders at the same
prices as if you were purchasing at our
counters.
We will Guarantee Satisfaction.
If goods do not stilt, you mav return
them.
WE.WILL SEND YOU NEW GOODS.
FOK
WE DO NOT KEEP OLD ONES.
You will find our prices astonishingly
under any others you have had quoted,
ami our goods
ASCOOD AS THE BEST.
Wo want your trade; we w ill try to de
serve it. Send for samples utid catalogue
MELLIS OROS. & CO.
Grand Mammoth Dry Goods Bazaar,
Rliua IhriuiRh UOO eel, Irom I2 Flral
St. 10 ta? Front Ht, rtiat.l. r.
A. C. GII1I1S.
K. n. RINOUAV
CIQCS & BINGHAM
Attorneys and Counsellors at L?w
Portland, : t : Oregon.
Office. 8 and 9, over First National Hank
Particular attention pM to buMueM lu the
(Jolted htiiteN courla.
M. C. MEKOKS.
ALFRRI) V08PKI1
I MERCE5 & VOSPJIR,
! MARBLE WORKS
j 47 Stark St, Portland. Or.
I Monuments, Oraveslones, Mnntela,
1 Wash 81hK. Table Tons. etc. done in Ital
ian and American Marble. Aha Deal
ers lu Scotch Rod American Uranlin
Monuments. Parties t a dlstaneo will
be fiirnlnlid wlih denlgna to aeieot from
hy writing; for th time.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
Made on Conslenmenta of
BY
Christy Ac Wise,
Wool Commission Merchants,
607 Frout St., San Franeltco,
Front Nt., Portland.
H'2l(llrt-
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Importers and Dealers in
GUNS, RIFLES & REVOLVERS
Of Every Peaeriptiou.
Remington's, Sharp's, Ballard & Winchester
REPEATING RIFLES.
Headquarters for
Base Balls, Prize Bats, Croquet Gr.mes,
Velocipedes, Archery, Lawn Tennis,
FISHING TACKLE,
Of every description and quality.
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Baskets, Leaders,
Sturgeon I ines and Hooks of all Kinds.
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mi
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p emenlJi tin ihetthorleM. uo
ilce. Addre W. D. Pulmer,
Box 59. Portland, Or.
CIS
4
fy r.'P'j' -rr g la a neTttr-fallln' Ture
iiJuSoA'v I f"r Nervou. Deblllly,
r'ii-W;i Kihauntea VIlHll y,
VSr X vii Seminal WeBkneo,
fV' Z. Hpermatorrhea, l.tr
" ikVil TOI AHi, Impo
'kJl rVCt't ' trw, teney. Furilyal.. and
The Great English Remedy
ey. Fnri!yli
all tbe terrible effrrt
of Helf Abune, youth
ful folllm, and exeea-
aea la matarer ye
uch a Im, of M"m
ory ,I-ailude, Noctur-
iitt, e,uilrtiou, Aveti.u toHociety, Ulmnew of
Vla'on, NotM-a in the bead, tlie vital fluid
Dawttir nnobaered Id the urine, and many
other d "- tbit lend to lnanliy and aeatn.
DH. MIXT1K Wl I agree u lorien rrww
Hamlred Dollar for eeof tin. klod tba
1 1 I, ! ' I (under hi .peeial
h . ni ,raimeDti will mit cure, or fur
ai.ylblnt; impure or Injnrou found la It
I, tt . mAIIK IIWI III rnK. ui-w-.
folly without Diirenry. iwawiiaai
Frew ThorouEb examination and auric, to-
eiuoiDir analyai' of urine, S5 W. Frleeof Vital
Kent tall r. II w wilt, fir iuur wmc.
ih. nn.nnit f,.r tiu un: acut u any adddreva
no iflptof prier.orC O. n.,aecur from ob-
aerratlon, ana tn pn" "." u nnum, j
II ktearwy at ree, Hmm raBrlaew, al.
nit. aiiaTM'll KIMBT RrtfRfT.
IfRKIIf I r.rmei all kind, of Kidney
and B addrr rnmplilnta, GoDorrbet, ileel,
Iaeorrhaa. For aie iy an amiKiau, 11 w a
bo4 tie; ix bottle lor IS 81).
DBt. atlMIIa.' U.ltDrilfll PILLS
ant tba Iml and ebeapent DYSPKPSI4 and
Hluiwlneara in to tna-m.u roraaiaoyau
trovr'".
SJWVWE, Plfl. m ! rwruaaiw. nr.
t fcaieaala Aa.wia. marlltf
J. I. CASE THRESHING f.l'iCIIINE COiiPAliY.
Ms
m
di-Sxl'.- 1 Nrsio &ytU "imm'i
it
New Improved Threshing machine for 1880.
LlvSS BKLTS. NO MHi(iI.'(. OF SKiVKv NO CltACKiNU (F tillAIN.
NO WASi'lNii (iK Till". KAltMKK'S OKAIN.
Jt Im Hit .lti-l.l for tin' tier men to J tiy.
THE CELEBRATED :iCER WOODBURY POVj'KR
FOUK Bl'Lh MXIONS. NOT A COO BKoKKN IN FOVK Y I'.A US.
Warranted to Knn IJhtoi- and be MnniRur than any other Tower.' 2000 aoM In 1S79.
SELF-PROPELLING ENGINES FOR 1880.
Iirvereiblo Foiwar.l ami li.uk ;iril. S:fH S, K), 12, and 15 llorse-powar.
J. I. CASSE HEADER.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The HoiIgM Caso an.l WooJ-t Ciso are not unide hy iw. They only iiHsumod these
names to soil their wonhlois iiiiit'liiiitvi. The ,1. 1. Cuho lleatlfr'itonfy comI hy im and
our authorized HgonK J. I. CASK T. ,M. (XL
He utl fir (lrti!nr nnil frl'i I.I.I. Itrniieli lloiiar nl Portlnud, o, m .
mnv2tml G. W. STAYER. Arjant for Oregon and Wjstilngton.
iitJAi.rn i-m jwi.i..
rfMt n'NUlHTM AKK MAL.VU t. KKVKR
fi - I)-- arrive,) in ml i' dm ).;. it i . Iu.
Iitrliiio tlriiir. are taken In larre (innllll ul
la iir expenae, to ui due thu elilily. tr eplna,
bakltiK reeling wltli no other Mult tlmu to
linpi ir I ha .y.lem, l'funder'. Hure, Hileand
Hpveilv Fever end Aaue Mixture, a vijiotable
Comroiind, will not. only .av you ftnm till.
slniKii'D, but will alo rduoe your eiiien.e.
i-'rlce $1 per bottle. Tried, apuroved and reo
un, nu n .e l hy many. Vnur diiitKist ha. It, or
will 'i II loryou,"riieUrl(lual." lnnmtupou
bnvii'if I .
Dr. SPINNEY
fcO. I I KEARNY ST.
Ran Fninol'oi, Cul.
Tien I nil t'lironlc ami Hperlal I)leaiir.
WHO MAY P.K RUFFEBINQ FltOM
I tie ettctn nf you b fill lollle or India
oretlnn, will dn well lo avail tlirmselveiiof till,
the Kreiilftit bnon ever I" Id nt lli tiUar ofKUfti-r'
inx Immunity. iK. fcriNN EY will RuarntiK e
to fortdlt ,'i00 lr evtiyeaw ol Hemlnul Wenk
iiphs or pnviite illNrfiiKe nf any k'li l or ohaiue
ler whluli he luideu'.kei and falln l.'i cure,
midi)i.i:-.v;h jii km.
There are mni'j- men at liHKe nt thirty lo
lily who are Iruuhled n ilh t I'rtqiieut rve
u&tloiia.if lh bluilder, orii-n aevouipunled ny
t Ml It lil KinuitiMM r burning neni.Mtioui.nd a
weak.-nltiK nf the rvmm In a manner tlie pa
tient oiiiitint Mecnunl. ft r. Ou extti'lnliiu Ine
uritiHry tieixwlt a rop; eitlmenl wl.'i often he
found, and Mimi'llmt'H inull pHitleliw ofali'tl.
men will appear.nr li e e,, lor will l.ooiaihiu
mllkt'li hue, K 1 1 -i .'hmiKtuu lo a dark ami
torpid iippHiinmee. There re many men who
die of Una diltleulty, litni ieut of the e.uve,
whieb Ih the Heenlid Hlaue nf He initial wenkne.H.
Lr H. will KUaralitee a periecl cure In all Mtob
CnMes, and a lieailliy realonillou of the tesmlu
urinary urx ui.
OlHre Hour.-10 to I and 6 to 8. Hitnilay
from 10 In II am, CotiNullatlou lrot, TUurougb
exMtnlna'lon hhI a j vice, J.
Cull or addiesa,
1)11. SIM.WKY 4 CO.
No, 11 Keiray Htteei.fan Franoi.ro.
P. H.Kcir private dieni.n of r hurl atuud rg
a lull eoume nf mnnleini Miftlcli-u'. to rur ,
Willi iici'cMM-rv li irui'Hon,. wi he nont nt
auy adtliesr on irtel..t nf ti-n d lliir
A.Mr IUW
Strictly Pure Atlantic
YHITEJEAD,
WINDOW OXAPB, BRUHtTF.S, VARNISHES,
V. T. KAYMOLDH 00. -a COLOIW. ETC.
BOOR
Wlutlow Hiitl IIlliul.
COCCINS & OEACH.
Mia FRONT HTKEKT, POKTLAND. Oft.
Geuoral Agency AVKRILL Mixed Paint. Oldest
and bt-Bt. Iut.2flml
lIOLJUh'S
FEVFR AND ACUE
LIVEIl 1A.
Nure Cure for Fever and
Attn. !)yp-p N'uraln'a
aud Khfumiillmn. No '. Med-
t'ln mjulnd. Koraieoy
ill ilnnll. 1'rlee mul
.y mall. WATHON ii CO.,
21 Market . Han Kinae'tieo,
Acenln for tho I'aelfln 1'nant,
JOnit EPPCBLT.
. o. mixes.
John Epperly & Co.
Have Juat opened a new
Feed and Commission House,
No. ia Front treet, corner of Taylor, where
will be found a com Diet ttock of Hluple Uro
cede etc
California and Oregon Fruits and Froduos
.penally.
AIhi Irwoi or no. 1 mtinie, i.ornere roni ana
MarkMt. The only lame corrall In tbecuyfor
.lock.
BARTBCH'S
MUSIC SX03FIE,
113 Flr.t Mrret, Portland,
cr.sitBAt, AfiKNT yon
mm
KRANICH L EACH, and ERNST GABLER
New Scale Upright Planot L Burdett Orrjani.
In.trameni told on the iD.t.ltment plan
Pheet Mane, Wrfik. ai d Md,!.sI Mfrehan U'e.
r-atalnr.ie farnl.bad on aoollratloo. Coomry
order, flllad oa appllcatUin. apVlf
IV J W
, 17. c&
' sSe b
I v'-vy 2 Bui' u lj
f :vq g s ill u
A- S r' 5 iS g.FZ r P
' yS C ?! m kd
'J: ?t n tin H
I a p 9 ns-i? $
I ! 1 I SS a H
! s K s
I 5 g Is I (Lj
i: i 5 ?
I at. 30 y
u o'er a hat
i r CD '
I, s , it ,2
4 o it Ji
i.'U w
CANCER AND TUMOR CURED.
Mirth Mark, and Won. removed without the
U'Aofllia knife or loa. of blond. Hprclmeci
of CHticer. In bottlet Uilmw. Foroopy of oer
II flcate from leading nltlzen. of cuhm made
year .(' In Oregon, and lull partleulara, ad
drew W. OitKKN, Halem, Oregon.
Un'll Mnntemuer, 1K0, and after that lime at
OnklHi.il. ('allfurtila.
He wi.l im at the Oregon H Me Fair In July,
rnipti enf Mr. John lirook, opponlle wet(le
nf HalrOtounna; ordrop a leltvr 111 the Mafem
I'lUtnltl'.'e. He expect lo vi.ll Halem everv
year durlits the Htale Fair; alao PortUud lu.t
bafnreorkf:erlho Fair, hii " can he found al
the leading; hotel., all of which timely notloe
will b Riven ln Oil and other ltl" ipm.
No pay aeqnlreil until ear la rllrr.letl. H I.
niHiiy reriillole. are inur. om nl beat
men In the hihU). and wa can vnunh for their
ventRlly. fM certificate would Oil an entire
unliimn In Una print.
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TTUr-- V" liMiawTiiaaani t
'mm
s
Hararr-a Mat Pill are an ImmedlaUl
atliiiulu fnr a Torpid Uver.ani rnre uoit.
hm iyarrl.Bholn,.B:!,k'' DlarrliBj
Malaria, Vaver and Acu. and are owful at
tlmraln nesriyall Di'w W cansa a free and
re ular a"lln of trie Bowel. 1 lie heal anlW
dole fur all llalarlal yoiaue. Price, iio. a box.
Waraerl. Haf Htrlno quickly rl vea Ret
ami bleep to the auflerlns, euro Heatarb and
Nrumlr.e. Prevebta Epileptic Flu, and la the
beat remedy fur Kervwia Woatral inn brought
on by exmalv drinking, over-work, mental
ahorfra and olbef canae. It repeve th Pain
of all l,.'-aaea, and la never Injurion t Ilia
ayntem. Tlie beat of ail Nervine. Hottle of
and turn.
Warner's Safe
Remedies are
sold by Draa-fflsta
nd Dealer la
tlcdlrlae evrrj.
where.
EEWAMR4C0,
Proprietor.
RwbaWr, H.T.
ar-Firnd fnf Pamphlet
and taalimoTiiei.i
MOOeC, DATM at lO . !.
Portland. Or.