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About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1880)
" DAT BY PAY BY rl'SAN COOMDOB. .,,1.1 thM I " " -inrn.w nka ;nird ' !'' " ''"' ,-,.i . fli, .i,o.i.. 1,11 Hie Miort J.mr "' ut thi"ilK". , . , . . W list 'iould 1 do? ,i,iuk t'm I "'irt shrink or falter, 1 Jo BOti"'" Hl, iulllgo on, . .-. fc iinr ohniiif nor fk !o n.tr j, i n .., i.'u : , ,1 iuuVc,"i lun, atiU .ulU uuu Kor o-e mored'iy. ,, .. , . m' n.tfV. f"i Ih sleeplne;. A"1'1?' v in I " ! Abrk i.Kvrr.-Lfir,!, lililu luy keep. lu um nr.-? , t . i,riw i.iu 1 e nearer alill, f f hul ' ',5.ful, tender, lillln mv mill u .1 lie Al,n!fl ,u' u KU-'i' ''' 11,9 ky' k m,t 1 c "ltd muiI-." aid calmly suy, r:i:totn'll.lulsHisay. HHIH'S ENGAGEMENT RIMJ. DV UARV CKOWELL. Jlr. Cyrus Symington, of Symington k ct Hatublethwuite, jewelors nnd deal iu lino watches, diamonds nnd Scions stouen, was in an exceptionally Q hniuor, despito the beauty of the j that pive more than fair promise of . Ld share of custom. ' aj,. Svuiington walked up nnd down t1,o fre an immense, elegant place, with ro' of phite-glass on bronze petl !5Uls,and shelf after shelf laden with WioMof statuary and bronzes-a short Ztlv man, with a sandy beard all irouiil his full, red face, and a big bald nlaoe at the crown of his head; not the Lt prepossessing looking man m the world or as regarded temper, either, as bis employes might have testittod. "Do voit know anything about Sant w0(k1 this morning-why he isn't here?" he ak.'d, grntlly, of one of bantwood s fellow-clerks. . 1. 1 (i'n't know, sir. He was all right when he went home on Saturday." jr. Symington gave an annihilating fwn on the young man. " I am not aware that I asked for any outside information," lie sain narsniy. i. Nutwood's 'condition on Saturday jso'f iu consequence to me. I want to kaow where he is this morning." He went fuming along to his private office, where the head book-keeper was waiting for him. ' , . "Smitwood is sick tins morning, sir, and will not bo here; but has sent his cousin to take his place, with your per mission. Jiws uuuu oaami'uu, side there to see you. Mr Symingtou looked at his uook ko'eper with a frown of surprise " Miss Edith Santwood! Miss" Whr-.t Hm ,1,'iioe does ho mean sending a wo man here to do his work?" .. Ha A.n;A at the nnofleiuliiur man as though he had been guilty of high trtaon. iw.n't im v sir." carelessly. " Ho .,,. ;i it lnu Hpnt the vounir fadv. and ICUUtl'M ..- L. . ' von will And her waiting to see you out side. That a all 1 know about it. And, as Mr. Thorn was the one man u,.,,,;,it,m A Ki lTiiTuMethwaite'sein- lUtllllllllj,,"" -. " nlov whom the senior partner never suc ceeded in bullying, Mr. Symington went miwbliiiL'lv awuv. while Mr. Thorn re turned to his books. Tlio irate old gentleman certainly was not the most reassuring of mortals, as ho li toward Edith Sant wood standing beside tho end of a bron.o and plate glass show-case a girl fair as a lily-white roseleaf, shining black eyes, tut u-.iwi Innt-iiitr nno-nrlv at him with almost a fearful apprehension iu their DCailtlllll (tepiUS, W1U1 mmui;, jo hair parted over her low, broad fore doo.i ,i,i i,:in:li,l in Avnnisitelv becom ing simplicity under the little, cardinal lined, cottage straw hat a lacty rennuu and delicate, but wearing the unmis takable air of frugality that was almost poverty. Knmelina- n. InvM nortioil of Mr. Svui- ' ' i c - i 1 - . ingtou's surplus spleen evaporateu us ne aw nur. So vou are Santwood's cousin eh, ma'am? A substitute, I understand Edith bowed, and smiled slightly, Jioviug a distracting dimple. "I am Claude Santwootl's cousin Edith, sir. He boards with niaiiimaand nn,l i nimlili' to come.' ftiid ver.V much worried about it for it is the busy season, he says. Mamma saut l rnigiu take his place if yon would permit it. Claude has explained all the. duties to me, uud I am very sure I can perform iieni. Xobodv lias ever' known crusty old vuiington to listen to such a lengtny uswi-r U'fore; but he actually did, only frowned and twisted his beard. "I never heard of such a thing," ho kid gruffly. "Santwood's duties are easy nougii for that matter, lor any wumau o do. He has to lly around lively some times. But why it is a ridiculous idea :o semi vnn Iipw to take his ulace. What possessed him?'' -ot that he wanted to know, or careu f he had known. Edith blushed. "We are poor. sir. and if Claude's ages bhould stop '" t Well hancr nr jour shawl and bonnet in the cloak room yonder, and I'll see whether or not you amount to anything. Women don t, as a general thing, I take notice." .And although Claude had, over and oer again, told her how disagreeable Mr. Symington was, nevertheless Edith founil l,. ruolf inlii!iT tr keen back the fortified tears that would come 'into her lovely eyes. Entrr tivinmirtnn found that there Mver had lieen a quicker-footed, neater- "inevi, more aenraieiy-iierueiiiic n inside his sstablishment. It won't last of course it won t last, d . , 1 . , rm Al. ' 1 . t C:tanu-An.l'ft lown for a dav or so vet, she says, and I .t. , 1 1 Viir "Plse sue g uetter tnan houohj . oar evfi nn tier thnnirb. Thorn: and I've pokeu to Mason. She's a stranger, you ttow, and there's a sight of things lying fonnd handy." Thorn laiirliwl lint trava a Lalf-dig- P) , c , rnW look at the captious old man. ' T 1 A , . a 1 .-a' aalaT-r t Miss Santwood is a ladv," he said, loietly. " 'All ricrlit ir Jnst x 8o trood as to T)nl I nnderstand TOU jfown setting or antique?" ur. oymiugton was au smnes auu :ouiaeM, nd rubbed his hands in hghtful, business-like jocularity, as ld the way to Lii special department over which he always presided the valuable diamond rines. Mr. Korcoo lVdlair walked leisurely ahmg alter tutu a liHiidsoiuo grave f.i-ed gentleman of thirty live, with tawny hair uud moiinti cite, and eyes- that were -a oiitlooking. uud honest, ami wbol-i Loaned as a child's a gentleman wliom society had acknowledged one of iti choicest favorites, by royal right of his high so cial position, his personal attraction, his iimneu-e wealth just such a man as Mr. Symington delighted to hotu.r. A'r. lSelluir tool; a seat beside the cas kets of glittering stones-, and run thcui over with the eye of a connoisseur. ' ''I want a solitaire, Symington some thing A No. 1 with a crown setting. For a lady." Mr, Symington smiled very knowingly. "All right. If yon can't suit yourself here, you won't this side of the Atlantic. I've a specially choice lot of unset soli taires, Mr. Uullair, that I am reserving f jr just such orders, particularly suited for lady's rings engagement rings, and tho liko. Just let me show them to you." He trotted oft" to the safe a few yards away, and Mr. liellair tried on ring after riug, then leaned back iu his chair, and took a leisurely look around him, to see at the next show-case, tho very lovliest girl he had ever seen iu his life, showing silver thimbles to a shy half-grown miss. Then Symington came, bustling back, red in the face, but beaming all over. "Here they are, Mr. liellair perfect beauties, that will make a lady's eyes shine to look at. What do you think of that, sir?" Mr. liellair thought enough to select a magnificent stone, and the style of set ting. "And what size?" Mr. Symington want ed to know, suavoly. liellair laughed. "Upon my word 1 don't know how we'll manage it. The ring is to be a sur prise. I think the young lady over yon der was about tho same size us tho lady who will wear the ring." Ho indicated Edith, still showing tho silver thimbles. "Very good!" Mr. Symington said. "Bunn, relieve Miss Santwood. Miss Santwood this way a moment. Just let me see your hand hold it up." And almost before Edith knew what sho was wanted for, she found herself in side the little sacred placo of diamonds, with Rosooe liellair's handsomo blue eyes looking nt her fair faeo, and Mr. Symington titting a ring on her tapering forefinger. "1 suppose that's the finger, sir," he said knowingly. liellair laughed. "Go ahead, Symington; I hope you won't be far out of the way. Yes, that's a perfect lit, and very handsome," he said, as, in his courteous, grave way, ho looked at the fair, aristocratic hand, with its slender fingers, pink nails, and dimpled wrist. "That will do," Mr. Symington said, as he removed the costly ring from Edith's hand, "you may go back." As she passed w ith her eyes bent down Mr. lielaire spoke to her, in a tone that made her lift tliem suddenly, flashing all their glory full upon him. "Allow me to thank you very much." A faint, gratified littlo Hush a littlo smile, that just suggested tho white teeth and tho bewitching dimple then sho passed out, and back to the silver thimble buyer, with a strange fluttering of tho heart that she had never experienced be fore, and an imyression left upon her of the handsomest face, thokindlies eye sho ever had seen iu her quiet homely life a sensation and an impression that were strongly upon her, when, as sho stood putting on her gloves as sho was about to go home in the evening, Mr. Syming tou stepped up to her, with a curious look on his face, that sent her vaguely delicious sensations instantly adrift. " Where is tho cluster diamond ring you stole from the tray while you were in my department to-day." She looked at him as if she considered him suddenly bereft of his senses. "The ring stole from you?" "Just so. If you'll baud it over I'll say nothing about it, only yon needn't come back to-morrow. Your best policy is to admit tho theft and give it up." Tho color began to waiio in her face until she was ghastly pale. "Mr. Symington, you don't mean that you think 1 stole a diamond ring?" Her voice was indescribably horror stricken and pathetic. "I certainly mean exactly that. And I don't propose to waste many more words ubout it. Just step inside the private oflice, and unless you at once give it up I will have you searched." She drew herself up haughtily at that. "Sir, you insult me! 1 have not taken your diamond ring. Your accusation is as cruel as it is unfounded." Her dark eyes flashed with proud con ciousness of right, but her lovely face was awfully pale, and her lips quivered with womanly shame and pain. Mr. Symington sneered. "Oli, well, if you're going into hyster ics, go ahead! Thorn, telegraph for a policeman and a woman from "the station. We'll search the young thief" A cry came from Edith's lips at the horribie, horrible word. "Oh. don't say such a thing of mo of me! Why I must be dreaming! It must le some awful nightmare I am suffering! Thev accuse me me, mother's little Edith of stealiug a diamond ring?" And just as she fell in a merciful swoon on tho office floor, Mr. Bellaire came walking through the store into the private office. "Look here, Symington the result of an attack of absence of mind! I actually wore off one of your cluster Why what's the matter?" 1'or as he walked into the room, talk ing, and laughingly removing a mag nitiicent eluster-ring from his finger the ring for which LMith Santwood lay white and ueathless like a perfect statue of ivorv he saw her on the sofa, where Mr. Thorn had laid her. A livid sort of paleness spread over Mr. Svmineton's florid face, and he uttered" a little unintelligible exclamation that Bellair instantly correctly translated. "Good gracious! yon don't tell me you suspected her? I hurried back with the ring I so unconsciously carried off, but I didn't think I should come to see this. It ii an outrage, Symington, couldn't vou see the girl was a perfect lady? By inonton, I wouldn't have thought thia of Hi voice as sharp and cold, and he bent to feel the faintly returning pulse in Edith's round white wrist. "Ho did I know? She'i a stranger." "That is no excuse; I wouldn't have believed it of you, Miss Edith ;" and ho b iwetl almost reverently as she ojentfl h-r wondering eves, "you aro feeling better I think? Iy carriage is at the door. Yon will allow to me take you home? My name is Itoscoo liellair." She ro.-e", almo-t staggeringly, a wild horror coining back to her eyes as she re membered. "He thinks I took tho ring. Oh, tell him I am i.o; a tl.ief ! You Udii-vu mo don't on, sir?" liellaii- sent Symington an indignant glance. "I certainly would implicitly believe your word, even if I did not have ample evidence-, ot t'ao truth ol it. I am the sinner, Miss Edith. I wore the ring away, inadveiteutly, and have just re turned it." And Edith sank down upon the sofa, crying such bliud, relieving tears, that, if ever Mr. Symington felt uncomfortable in his life, it was then. Six months afterward Edith Santwood showed a lovely cluster diamond ring to her gentle little mother, with her dark eyes full of happy tears, her lovely ulieeks flushing like'a wild rose. "lloscoo insisted upon having tho identical ring, mamma that is, tho same stones reset to fit me. He says nothing is too good for our engagement ring. Oh, mamma, I am so happy!" And, although it was a terrible experi ence, yet lloscoo liellair's betrothed never regretted tho episodo of tho dia mond ring. Organized EMiun.vnox. One of Eng land's leading meu, tho Hon. Thomas Hughes of London, has given practical attcutiou to this subject, having accepted a position as superintendent of an ex tensive organization of New England capitalists whoso purpose is to plant a largo colony upon a suitable and ample tract of land in East Tennessee, in which region there is an abundance of rich soil, and whoso inhabitants enjoy one of the finest climates known in tho world. Wo may properly say that organized emigra tion is the only true method for peopling new territory. 1 rsons in tho Eastern or Central States should not go by families and isolate themselves and shut themselves off from all pleasant social privileges aud enjoy ments, but should band together by hundreds, selecting of tho right sort as their now companions and neighbors, such as relatives and personal friends and then purchase large tracts at prices greatly reduced from those a single in dividual would bo forced to pay for a single tract, and divide tho tract among tho colonists according to tho nvostment of each. Then a village con hi bo bjult at once, from which avenues liued with farms might radiate in all directions, and tho church, tho school house, shops, etc., be erected at once. Springfield (Ohio) Republican. FIXAXUAL AXD COOEHCIAL. Portland, Sc,l(nib,'r 2(1, I.i'pil tenders in lVitlunil, buying, par, and wiling at par. Silver cum in IVtland Ihiiks iiioto at I por eonl. discount to pur. Coin exchange on New York, 1 per cent, pre mium. Coin exchange on S.m Kmneiw, par to 1 per cent, premium. Telegraphic transfers on New York, t percent, premium. tome Produce Market. The f illuwing ijuotutions represent the whole sale rales from produecra or tir-t hand?: FUU'lt Unliable ill juMiini; lots at: Standard braids. 5 OH 1M country brands &l ,Vi(o; W 7j,MiK'rline, "of i f.i fill. WOOL JOCi 27i lor elmiiv. WHEAT 0"",i to choice, tl SO. HAY Timothy baled, buying nt .iil;. tIS per toll. POTAT ifc'S Quotable at 4jro iOa vr lot) lbs, a to ibwription uud iUalitv. MIDDLINGS Jobbing nt teed, 20(ji--; line $."(il..-" p toll. UrtAX Jobbing at per bin, l!fii OATS Feed, )Kr bii.-hel 41i I fJ 4.i cts. BACON Sides, 1 .'t 1 c ; ham, Oregon S C l'-'Sfo lll'.c; Kin-tern. I4ftl5oi shoulders, Via 10c. LAItD In kegs, Uifi. 121c ; in tin", 12f t I2ic Ll'TTKIt We (pete choice dairy at 'iilx; pA Iresh roll, 20(,i 22!c ; ordinary, !, 20c, whether brine or roll. MilED KIU' ITS Apples, sun dried, OolHc; mm hi lie dried, 12cJ l'e:irs, machine dried. Ibil'.'c. riiims, machiun dried, -Oc. EfiOS '22.' (kt doz 1'Ul'LTKY Hens and roosters. $4 5'1'. Tur keys 1 .i2He per paind. lieese, $S per doz. CIIKKSK-Ore-'on. 12l.'e; California, lGc. Hil,,S grossed, 51c: on foot, Ujalc. UK KK Live weight, 15 to Uo for g'od to choice. SllKKl'-Live weight, 15i2c LLoW OjiotuUe nt.ViiJc. HlOhS Quotable ut 14i1'i!e for all over K lb", one-third oil' lor under that, ulso one-third oil for culls : green OlrtHc. Hrnfral Merrbniill. RICE Market quoted at China, i0j ; Sand wich Island, COITEK Costa ltica, 17u!Pc; Java, 25a2(!c ; Hi,,, n; In 17c. TEAS Wenuoto Japan in laquered boxes 50o ,'tc : par, .ii J4, 1. Sl'liAlIS Suudwich Island, I'lulUc; Gulden C, in bills, I c i hf bbls, ti ; t rushed Mils. 1 1 '-, bf bbls. 12c: Pulverized bbls, I2c. hf bids, l.-U: liralitiluted bbls. IMc. Ill bbls I2ic. SAUMN'KS Qrb..xes. $1 7i : hf boxes, $2 75. YEAST PUWUKK-Oonnelly, t frr,.s: liooU v, .20i22 'f gross; Preston k Merrill, ?J4 'r gross. WINKS While, per doz in case, t'i "0a4 ; per L-al,70cto tl So; SononiH, per doz in cu-, .! All to W; per gal, Me In il So Claret Cai.f.'rn. a p-ren1, H tu t 2i; im ported )-r gal, f 1 5u I" il. Sherrv-Cala .-r gal, 1 ! U $1 -V); . - ish.'f: to i'i : aborted brands, JI2 to $1; iinmrtvd r sal, i- M t" f " Pi.rt Various brands in qr cska, 2 50 bi Yj : $1 50 1.. $2 j inuwrted, f:i to 17. SriKlTS Pine oi l ilcnnessy Brandy in qr cks and octave. -j 'iOtu f7 M per rut ; 1'un villc'i Irirb Whisky in cases per doz, $12; James Stewart A o. S.i.tch Whisky in qr cks n 1 -s tave-, ii ; llenuesy Brandy iu case, -r iloz, very line 1 jiar $lb, 2 Uir, ;ii. .". ur SIS' ; Holland lin, large coses, ils t., .2J; Old Tom Gin incas,12 ; I'.ye Whisk'v, i r gal, $2 50 u. tr; Uourb-n, r pal, 12' i" to i i : A Cutter, V- i" b W 40 ; i) K Cutter, t4 ill to o OILS Ut-liMT brands of coal, ?,e, high grades; lk,wiier 4 Co.. 7iv; boilit linseej, $1 ; raw lii..-d.H'K;; pure lard. (Ill 10; castor, $1 6o,.l CO: turintiue, COaSie. teuilble f oMistllaa Mr. On tl-,!.of hro Tli e.Caoada. after be Idk cure.i by Itiv ue o' Waruer"! Kle FliU and Hste Bi'Uraoi a proratlni( roalar al dlea eooiMcieil in 1x-. writ n: "I shall travel in 'hic:iina e ubout you' Hate HIU aod Sale T n e par "t my ontflt." Ealtreir .eeel sw Yon CITT. Jon 17, JO. H II W'irnr 4 Co.: Oeallezoen-1 berehjr ewrtlfy'tiiai my ifha heen om Warner's S.fe K!1 lie. and Ller Core lor Hrlfbt's U .ad tnel now enilrMy reeovereo. when all pbyslexn's remed:e failed ah was Indoeod In tr? jour remedy , and received beneficial r Blu rinm lb Dr.! U.ttie. After taking foor iw.tTMi h tu eo're,y cored. iTuT.tru". KyfclH 1. FITZGERALD. srla maklas; aay purrnaaeorln writ iBKlarestpoaavtaaajr adverllaeuaeul t Ihla aaper you mil plea ineailon the wme uf She pewr. THE OREGON 'n:vspaper publishing Compnny -or lepare,! to fur l.b o IU , Oti.Hiilrv and isp- i, iLeut.,,n the hIh, rre- no-1 ce, Ad.ltess IP ), Jilinrr rl'ino, " ". OS 23 Solid Jacls. Alarming ivnloiu t' of tluu insidioti--. lonthxonie, (luijtTuu.-, iiml often I'.tinl disease, CATARRH. Xiiie-tentlis of tlie people of the North West ill o Mlll'trin;; more or less from this baneful nialiidy. lcin of cei 'f ulotis origin, hence constitiitioii.il, iti matiifoNtiitioiH tire ns vnricil in Conn us the r.iitilnnv is in cnlnr. Catakuii is a setol'iilo.is iiH'ceii.'ii of tlio mucous ineiiiliriiiie which lines not only the throat uud nitsul piisstijjeji but alhO nil the interiore.ivities-liriiin. eyee, eHrs, st itimche, liver, Iiiiiks, intestines, kidneys, bladder, and the entire cuticle of the body, ulld in lis diU'elcnt stages is known as lltMin, Dky or i'anckiuh s C'atakkic. At llrst it usually allects the throat and not-trils, the iiiipuriiicsof which ure swallowed into the stomach or inhaled into the Iiiihv, thus pcisoniii thii digestive, respiratory andgeuit'i-uil-nnry organs, and causing Detttuess, I yt ncpsia, t 'onstlpatioti, (.'brniiic niurhtea, Ihoin bites, Leccot iluea nnd ICoiistiniii tlon. which latter is very often only CaTAKKII of the I.iMis. Hence iti ev ident that any remedy tudie ell'ectuul in pt'i'iiianciitly curing this disease must possess the allelativc properties neces sary to eliminate from the blood the the scrofulous virus which is the prima ry cause of the malady, as welt as to cleanse and heal the alUrted membrane. OR. JAMES KECK'S Sure Cure for Catarrh Possesses thescimalitles in a pre-eminent degree, having tlrst cured himself, and for the last 11 years used theSi'itKl'l itE in ins practice as a physician with the most gratifying and unvarying succt-ss. We do not ask you to believe nur tin Niippnrted statements nor will we pub lish the certificates of unknown persona residing in the Kas! or at a great distance, but on the contrary we respectfully re fer those afflicted with Catarrh tu the following HOME TESTIMONY. J. M. KTilOWHUIl(JK, K.i CapilrtllM, Curt limit, Or. Jon. Hl'flira,, Ei., Hherltl' .MulunmiK!i Conn tv. Pi ll m'iiI, Or. HEV. Ai,NZO T. JOXK, Villein. 0 . JOS. li.VVls. Km , 'leniini. W. X C. H. W UEl:i,r.lt, '! , Merchant, Kast Port In ml. , (J. H. HA Ml. IN, Ei , KiiK'-neer, (NrShops, ast PortlMiid ( W. H. C M MINOS, KJ., Peoria Or. We lisve liiiiiili'eiN il le'iluionlitlx from the nio.t respeclsblo clllzens of Oregon iin.l Wanli iUBtiin, bin only P fe- to the mini" of a fiv wel!-feiK'Wn nml prominent itnllvMiml. -ik your iirniSKlii lor MM. l(MK'SM K It aiS K.M 4'lHHl(. uud see that tils signature Is on tlie wrapr tl each package. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. tr Ms Hollies lor $.1. A 'Ihernl iliKCniinl to ill unijil. Semi onlerklo It It. Jl n liK( K a f 'i No. 131 Klrt Slreel, I'ortlauil Or. Or to HODGE DAVIS & CO. Wholesale At;enls. I'OUII.AN . t SPGRTSMtN'S EMPORIUM. VVM. BECK & SOW Importtrs and ien!er In Sharp's, Remington's, Ballard's, Burgess', Kennedy & Winchester Repeating Rifles. Co t', lteiiihiuloll'. I'Brler'. Ncoll ii. Noil, Moorr'a Bllil lnlirouulC. BREECH-LOADING SHOTGUNS. HAZARD'S SPORTING GUNPOWDER Bet In Hie world. I'll I up in ' . lit aml5lt e ins, 6'4lti kei:". Oun WniU. Sneils, Cnpn and t'nrlrll;' nfnll Kinds at Heiliicrll Prlrr.. t5in BhII. I'rll" B its, I'r'Hpiet Gmnei, Veloel pules, Archery, l.awn Tenin, Kinlnng Tackle of every dei.crlnlii,n hiiU qiiHlny. t nr. Irani ) llee Hrrf . I'orllwnit. VARNISHES. Ury. IllVE Jt'sT KFf'EIVEH BY SAIL from New York, the following lines o Vrnl"hc: NO. 1 COACH. NO. 1 FURNITURE. NO. 1 COPAL. EX. HEAVY DAMAR. BROWN JAPAN. BLACK ASPHALTUM. SHELLACK. We -e propmTnl tv. furo n tbe HboveVsrn lbe in Imrrel or chii ln h' low pr.oes a hiiv- ever lieen olfere) In I'ortlsnil tor snine uslliyof it'KvU. Then Vsrn shes re fr"in llie ell knoon roanu'veiory of WilliHin Tlhlen. Special Inducements Offered to Painters. J-. K. IJIiACII Jte CO. (HurccMnrn !) C. B.) 103. Trent Street, - Portland. A NEW TREATMENT For roaanmptlan, A.lhm., Brnwrlillls. Dyspepsia, talarrh, Hradarhe, Drblllly, Hhr.m.llim, .rwral(la, d i all t'nruljic anU (rrous DiMjrders. ItiaUkeo 8Y INHALATION. And etllreeUy opnn Ut neat nerroua and orKunlr eenlere.ann Cores hf a Xataral prs ca of RtvltlllEatlass. HK.NT KltEE, treatise nn Cnmponnd Oiyrea, fllnf tba iVfltf c.JDla new diMv.very, abd a large ree. ord of moat reroarfKbl cu-. Writ for IL AddrelK -TAKKKY PAl.EM. IK and till i r'd sirl i,t.ade!pbia. fa., or H. f MAIHEWH. afnl,.inery street, ban Fran eiw,. ( .i , from wi,om rL M .rocurtd boh lofurmauoo aod cpp lea. .elml M w ' - m ai . IVlaf Jlisl Iteeelve HARDWOOD LUMBER v-r H'-. Barton, Hall (inlcrs from j M l u-i,'. ixr-axrrjxi '.u Portland, THE TRADE Solicitod. Wholesale Tin.' M!!!fi-r ,.r ti,l. t iiiliiiiui i it tu nveil in ilio .nicti,ul, .'Vfivd.iy nli'.iirs.if life, nl'.onlini; iii'fui IIhmhwm Mmutiim at ..,t in .-A liiuo, tlmii iuiv other uluinntor "f Schnul can ll'r. Kni'lis i llrnn. li m will rocflvo s;n-i:il attonliim. I'riv.ito InHTir ' n" ...urn-., s'lulv if ,,'-iic(l. in cither ,l:,v tir fvi-ninir nm-ion. N"- Ti u. Iict-c, M.W MKi'llu! S. eniol'.il iiiteii'inii, nml flit " uttisbictiim un;irntt'tl to ail Htii.ifiitH wli will work. Lailv i-tniit cotiKtnnlly in iilti'inl.mni' in l.mlii'H Dormttini'iit. I- l st . t,,l. f iraHrfTi.rnw-Usu'-l.i in- i. v LINFOHTH, RICE L. CC. C;:o i.-r.t: la Tv!l Csut. iCi KirSrt C'..tJ T:v.:'.--i The Great English Remedy Is a never-full I nr ( ure for Nervous Iiehilliy Kil,HUleJ Vllnil y Henilnal Weekne.s, HperinMiorrhea, IMS t MAMIIMII, Impo. teney. Pnralysls and all trie lernble efTeet iif Keif Abuse, yonlli. fill f'iillea, and eieea sea Iu maiurer ye .m aueli as I, of Mem ory,IasaitU'le, .S'nciur. IIHI MUlIOli, Aei,oil ,.,i.re- Vis on, Nnl')s In the head, tba vital fluid pa.,K uuoho-rved In tbe urine, and many 'no. r di4n.. bl led U inanliy and deHih. IHt. MIM-IK wl I aree to forfeit Kl llundrrd Dollars (or a ease of tin" kind the 1 1 ifm aiak)ll. (under bis special a. I ire ami iresinient; will not core, or fm anytbiiiir impure or Injurious found In It fill. ,.ris. ireaisall private Inw-aaea .un efuilT without merrory. t r.auliatlo Kree ThoroiiKb exainlnallon and advie. In r'u iiDir enaiy.l. of urine, S IS'. Prl-eof Vital Ket itl'e fl , per bo'li'. or lour times u-:r: .if r-.r tin sent Ut any adddiess "D r-e'lpt of prlee. or : O. P..!Uia fnim ob wrvaliop. and Hi pn' nam If 'tesiied, by A. B. MI.KT1IC, M. D. II beamy stieei.ksa traarler. I al. r.K Ij1I'I KIDXET stt;sfm tl-HKIM I'W.cnrea all kinds of Kidney and B-a'Idrr Complaints, Gonorrhoea, Uleet, lyeaeorrhrea. Kor sal by all druffisu; 11 Ul a b.'t'e; all xtl lor IS IS). M. NIHIL' DaftOrl.in PILL ar me hsi and rbeapeat Dl PKPI and I MIc.Mlaca e l-j Uia ma-aet rorsaia an i itniflate. . j HttMK, D l aY SO. ParUaaat. Or. 1 kileaala ata. marlltl KM 1 ': 5 L fir. 1 ?. I ' r- ! If fP?.',tflr! m it- s t - s H o o , mi 5 r t) 3 C a H 2 If C II g li v. I. I'lr In ml i-f AND HICKORY AXLES to 111'- 'iirl.it Isambcrsom. Hardware. iiiitiiirt ii uiiiilitv of knowleiliTe tlntt mimt b J. C. Carson, Miinnractnrer hih! ileiilnr In all klinl l Sash, Doors, Blinds, FRAMES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, Etc. NCAiHOKKit nMMit:n i.rnn:it CoiisiHutly on I, mi I Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes. AXD A i '.ILI. LINK OF Painters' Materials. Or lui- (r ni i!ie eoiiiiirv w l I receive prompt Slol e irefill Hltelllloll i.ikm: kaitiihv: II nml .ieel. .tl Weiitler' Mill H,t(l i-,Htl.lM, I.HtJ". BiGAFMB vs T. C. W. B. S. IT I" DXI'Kl TKI THAT At.t. I'ATKIOTHJ I i l'iren. nl I,,, V- B'i oi,Hiriuiil'y tnehunse li,in leve.'i I kii'mI rmiillilmes for rreHileni, in Hie ii ir.io hllill ennlest, but III the realm ol Mini it, TIH f A-' tTOI. W VTKHHI.KMMIISd K0tl KhiiHli si. ne, iieerle.", unrlVHIIeil n'.il lllini iiroiiel.HO'e. lis i.'Hlun liu lieeotne lioii.e. Iiohl w Td. II" virtue hve llowii on the wings nfllie wlnil. ll reiniirkHlile ml, 'em has stun- llhlleil I l.KIIIDN UK IUHK IMlTTIONS, Cif Wlllllll HKWaKK mill imreliHMi iiuue Dial dues nut benr tlie luipr I ,,f il, e i-TANUAkli foA V ( D , who nmniili e n r I II" nioMi extensive as'iinmenl of h'Hinliv. I mm irv mi i Toilet tulips rria-l Hi tha t'ni'eii Im'h. I ' your j nicer nr dnuulsl ilu'S uol keep our k.iooh. ooler directly ftoin tlio STANDARD SOAP CO. J. B. K 1ST AFT, Coiumisshm Merchant AND PURCHASING AGENT. All (ood ri Commission, WOOL, (IKAI.V, DAIRY PUOnUCTH ASD Fit CITS A Hl'KCIALTY. . Aneiit for rarmtt's Patent Douhlctmo. 2i1 First Street, bet. Main 8i Madison roitTLA.VD, Okeoon, jy29 A TeretaMe prepsratlna Aid tha aaly sara reiaedr in llie world fur Hrlaht a Ufaaase, llubetea. anal A LI. kildaa, IJrar Skaat trtaary Utacaaea. FTestlTinnlslsof Ihshlghest order In proof Of these svAleuituu. BWTnr the rare of ninhetea, call for Wsr OCT'S aaf ItlaAelca laraw ssrPortha enrs nf Brisht'a and ttia ether dlv-aaea. call for Wsurswr'a aWa aatataay aa4 Liser t ara. terWarner's Niafe Heme die) ore Hold Iruirjrlt and Dfulpm In Medicine eworywiiorc. proprlel'". Um-healer. r.T. ISJVn l for p.-pbl(t aod iertinwmu.k. I , A - lor... i inning HI J. M I I i.t,M" Wbr ipr.-s'Tviasi