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EST.lRUSIir.ll FOR THE DISSMIMTIM F DEMI'llTir PaULlNES. l.XD TO E.IH linXESTUVIXC BT THE SWEAT BP ON BUOW.
WHOLE NO. 703
K(I(iKNK CITY, OR. SATURDAY, AUGUST S, 1882.
jr.CO per year IN ADVANCE
T
CITY
AM
(
Eltf (Sujfnc City Guard.
I. ! CAMrtfELL. 1. It. CAMMEM.
CAMPBELL BROS.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
OFFICE-Oa thEnt,ll of Willamette
Street betweea Seventh aud Eighth Street.
OCR ON'I.T
KA.TK3 Of ADVKUTISIXO.
A.kertiaement inserted a fullnwi:
One live, U liu n or leu, one inaertion N: '
wich ul)ie 1 JJQ. lUJdiiuu i. viuu re-.iiren in
advaa?
I'i.BJ sWertiiUM will be chirked at the ful-
iufrt!
One ii'JM threj months $0 00
" k ntmtua..: 8 U0
" oii yur P. Oil
Traaiient n tic9 id loo.il column, 20 eeut pel
lot for each imertion.
AdvertUin; bill will be renlered quarterly.
All iob woilc tout be run ms ni waivriu.
POSTOFFICK. I
IB Tlnnra -Krum J a. in. to 7 p. m. Hunila: ,
n TK to a'"' p. ,n.
". :i fr...n the Kiutl. Anlleiireaeoln nuitl
W a m. An-irea from the oorlli nil I Iran voinii
. nh it 1 SJ 0. ''' Suiialaw. franklin anl I otiv
rn elowetl 4.M. on WeineeWr- for t:rnwfii-.l.
ill' Camp Creek anl Bn.wnaville I
lVttr will be relator leliTry half an hour aftei
, rifal ' lttmliiml 1 1 loft it the o
4tt.h.u, before JATrlIlH0, P. M.
..tUwn Vo 11. A. P. en A V
.Meet Brat eat thin) We luee-lay in earl
month.
Hrr.sc Tin-in Totvitt No. f T. O.
i n V. Mwlinn Turn lay -ninir.
eta on the M an I 4th We lu Uye in en.li month
KuukR Loont, X". t". O. U. W.
Meeta t Maaonic H ill the second ami fourth
F.iday.ineacbmo,,tl,.j M SoA!(iM w
v.....n,P PrwT V 40. O. A. P. Meet
.aJC- UTtu.au. 1.4 Km-MWrT SO.
at Masonic II ill. the tint and tliinl Kild.iv of
eachnv.nth. Py order, CoMM.vsi'Kr-.
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R, a. STUAHAX, AI.DANT. U DlLTEf, EUOEXK.
KTUAIIA k IMIeYKU,
Attorneys and Counscllori at Law,
KUGKXK CITV. nKKCOX.
PBACTICB IX ALL THK ' 'i: UTS OF
this Stat. They uive rciul atteiitioii
to collection) nn pMlmtif liiiittfin.
Oilioe iip-Htiiirs one iliMr wntll of llioinon
anil Beau'i M oliice.
Ceo. S. Washburne,
KUliKNK CITY, - - - OitWiON.
' "UlTire formerly occupied ly Tbrmpon A
ISean. i-v8"-3
CEO. II MILLER,
Attorney and CsxBs:llat-Law, and
Ileal Estate d$cnt.
EUGENE CITV, -' - - OKUGO.W
OrriCE Over W. V. A Co.' Expre oilioe
Justice of tin Peaca & Njtiry Public.
OFFlCv: AT STOliE. COKNEIl WIL
lamette and Seventh Street".
Blank deef a ami nioita'ea kept on baud.
Kuijene City July 4, ml.
A. I. K IGXUI1. M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
EUGENE CITY, - - OREGON.
Office in Underwood brick, ovtr the Ev
remi nlKce. jUtf
CIR, JOHN NICKLIN,
Physician, S'jrj33:i anJ Accoucheur
(Formerly of Yamhill Courty.)
RESIDENCE -Two door lautb f M. K.
cliurclu
DR. JOSEPH P. (ILL,
C.VN BE FOUXD AT 1IISOFFICU or re.
iileiice when not profeiiuiully eu0'a0'ea.
UUice at the
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Kesidenre on Ei.'btU itreet, opposite Trcby
teruo Church.
DR. E. G. Gl.AKK,
(Graduate of the PhiUlelpbu Dental College.)
DENTIST,
SUGEXECITY, - OKLt.O.
HAVIXG PUKCH AS I'D THE DKX I'A I
office of Dr. L. M. Davis 1 am ilired
to do all kind of wiirniy pnifeasioiu
D. T. Pritchard,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
REPAIRING OF WATCHES AXD
CLOCKS executed with punctuality
and at a reasonable cost.
.mpe St., Eugene City, Oregon.
JEWELRY ESTADLISII31ENT.
J. S. iUCXEY,
DEALER IX
Clocks, Wacnes, Chains, Jewelry, Etc.
Repairing Promptly EswuU-tl.
C3AllWrk WnrmnleJ.
J.S. l.U KK.Y.
F.U.,rth k Co.'a hri.-.k VTilla-nette itreet.
V-al Iajfre Sold by 0barm and Co.
aIt'
I
B.
C5T A GENERAL
A large assortment rf La
dies and Vhild re ns JIosc ut
iJ l-'J its.
(toad Dress Goods otitic-
Pest Corset in town forSC'c
An. immense stock of New
and Seasonable Hoods.
0
Pine Cashmere in every
shade.
New and -Nobby s'yles in
CL011I1NG.
Liberal Discount for
CASH
New Departure ! !
CaLSiBE AM)
JJATKOXIZE THE Ml N WHO HELP T
L SCHOOL. llol'Ol'v, wluwe ina-iwtM.ri
.peud their probU ut Louie. 'J uUi- iiulice tl.u..
A V.
Viil iell good for CASH ut ijicatly roluced piicn, m low at ai y ttiier CASH STOKE.
Uet Prints lb and 13 yards 51 03 j Fine C l.cv'ot SliirU. 63, 73 ct and fl.
Kent ltrown and Dloaclied .Mn.-lins, 7, 8, 'J, and
lvl cte.
(Hark an 1 Urook ioiil cotton 7.1 ct cr !).
i'bin m l Milled Flrunels; '.'3, M: 4" ami 50
eta.
VVatar Proo , cent
Fine White Slilrta, 73 eta and f 1.
And a!l Othsr Cords it Proportionste Rates.
Also the CVlebr.ileo
win t i: s i: --1 n c; r a ct i i : v: i
Vone Utter for atn'n.'tli, ai.e, and durability), At vr a'ly mliioil ratea.
iT To my ol I Cu.toiuem, i.i bnve d by me mi i niir, 1 i 1 rontiniie t-i ell on iiane
5 -nna as heretofore on tim. but if at anv t-itu- tl ev wish to wake CASH imruliaaer, I will uive
I .ill am, iu Jthtrs. the full credit on n J m.i.itii
poblnscn h Church,
huw.KK ir
SllKIl'vV HEAVY HAitU iVAIIE
Besi Sclrclcd .Sioi-K In Urcp1 !
H3TICE TJ SH? QVVKERS.
V"0TICE IS HEUKLY C ! YEN TO ALL
Sheep ou- t i.it t!i-y un...t dp t.ieir I
.lie. p aa nam ai l.e ire.l it' it..v.i. i m
raw ULiki" provuini tl.l t wlii u the own. I". f..ll
do that tho Iiu)iectr nhjil cils it to be
loue at tbdr
Sheep Iii)ee-.nr f'f I'" ' '". Or.
CRAIN BROS.
DCVLERS
Uiilrtr d b
Jftrlry.
Musical instrumsnti, To. No'.ions, e!c
Watchea, Clnka, and Jewelry ryrtA and
arranted. Ntrtbwi eorn?r of W illaroette
wrrnte-l
and Eighth atr-H.
i W U u W - -
BUM'S
Trimming Silks and Sat
ins in aft shades.
Moircuntiqne Silks-
Vt lvetsin Colors.
'J he finest stock ff French
KID SHOES
ever brought to :his place.
HOOTS and SHOES
in all grades.
GROCERIES
i f all dcsciiiJions.
02R.3S3Q"2?.
I fll.D VOl'U lUUIKlEP. KOA DS AX1
yu..r iiiteicat. '. Ala I'tiuwiitiitly located an
PETERS,
Xew AxaoitiiK'lit lres (ioodi (Xo Traab) 1!,
'JO and -j vtK.
.Menu' I'mlerweai, Sldrta and lrnner, CO it
Meiia' Overitbiila, 73 tU and (fl.
Melia' Uverxlla, 50,3, 75 eta and SI.
Kiiil'i-tidi'iic and Eilyin at Fabulou Low
I'rice. ,
n A. V. I'K'I EKS
RAVE Fl'U aal.
at the LOW ESI
lint. ff.
IKOV, STEEL.
AMf, ANVILS
.VIM, LiilE
On', ('lininr
lid Poc' t
? I LEIlY.
.VS. I UH if.
a iivrxniox
i..K!i:ni ai.
IMPLEMENTS
Baittir',' Powder,
Finhini; Tackle.
Etc., Etc.
We invite an exam
ina i"U of ur k'Kxl
nl1"i lit
STOCK Will (Uit til
time.
A. LYXC.I.
JAC. PAGE.
LYNCH a PAGE,
Inlo.rfs' Brioi Laflding.
DEALERS IX
Groceries Provisions,
Will kiep on hand a general aaaortment of
(intceriea, J'rovuioiia, Cured MeaU,
Tolwcuo, Ciara, C'andiea.
Candle, Siai, Xoticim,
Greeu and llried Friita,
WoimI and Willow Ware
Crockery, Etc.
r.iikiuea will be conducted on a
CASH HASIS.
Which meao that
Low
Prices are Established
Goods drliwfil wilfcoal 'btr:e to Cnyn
ll KINOSCFPPOCUCE WAN. IT
which w. Z1 pay h hislt m.-k.t
LYXC-t PAGE,
STATE NEWS.
Joint Wiser, a n-hitlont of LVnton
county fur the pn"l 20 yonr ditnl m-ar
Yaquinit mi tin- ICth, agi il 83 yeixra.
A. J, llaniiltoiiH aplfiidid pear and
clii'iry orchard at Raverton in almimt
u not aiwlutidy ruiunl by tlie alug
norm. .
A .nfG.mrl Templar with 22
tlmit.r mnnlMM wan m-pnii, at'
li 1... ..: ... ,... n.i. i... r,
i.n....D.H.uagnim. .niioy
Sl'lllblTlli'.
L .
Ttmnina f. Cnilirnn, n traident of
YhiiiIi'iII county hiiich 1842, rlinl at his
linuip iir-nr Amity on tin 3d iimt., nyitl
71 yi-am
TIht will Im- t'o Germnu Lutheran
iliiirnlitK tiiiilt in Wusliiii''loii count v
lliin full, ouo nt II illaUiro antl one tlm-o
inilcH Houtli of Ciirui'liuii.
Tlieieliave lieeit four d'-atlm from
diplitlicrin nnr Curvallia during tin
I Mist week. Tin' iliwMKi' is iiinliiifd to
two fuiuilii'S nnd every precRution ia
laki-n to prevent iu Kpreud.
Tin- di'liiiqui'tit tax l:at of I'niat i Uu
I'litituy amiiuiits to $8,191 49 Tin
tax It-vy of tin' hint yeur amounts to
6G 1.079. Tin- aherill"H f.-e fur the
year ending July lnt were C,38l.
There have I een (ivn tires and one
fake alurniH in AlUny di.iiig tl.e
pant year. The mitire loH-sm entuih (I
were lens than $.",l!0l. During the
same H-rind the newssary pxppiixeii of
the depart inent aggn-gatH 1 $:'C70.
Harvesting in in progress in Way-itai-k
valley. Crops are light, owing to
dry weather and gruHhhojiiierx. Tin
fruit yield will also l poor with the
exception of grape. . They thnv.
thei-H and will produce well tins Reason
net usual.
The mail lealing from Alsea to
MonriH- Iiiih been graded around w hat
i termed the Dig Canyon, that U-ing
the worst part of the road, nml aflei
harvest the people of Alnei valley in
tend to commence at the west end of
the road and put it through.
The committee appointed to procure
a Hleain engine for the city of Suleni
has telegraphed the Silxby engine com
pany of Seneca Full, New York, to
send them a fourth miz lirst class en-
gin ' as Hoon as pnisilie. . Tins Hleniner
will arrive in about t-ix weeks, and
will cost im luding the freight, J4.00 ).
The Monumental Mme Ims been
sold. The deed was received fur reo
ord nt the county clerk's ollicu at Cun
yon City a few days since, It nets
forth that in consideiati.m of $1. 0. S.
Miller, trustee, ho sold to the Eastern
Oregon Gobi and Silver Mining Com
pany of New Yt ik City, all tlm prop
erty of the Monumental Company.
What the new company intend to do
with their puivlniM'. 1ms not transpired.
. Filril lit U TK U (0 r.
I-avenaworth (Ind.) democrat.
On last Wednesday William Elbert
was hauliii'.' wihhI for a limo kiln in
Meada county Kentucky, he wuh
thrown over a dill" by th; oxen rui
n:iii nwav. Il fell twelve feet ami
lodged Oil 0llie rock", b it iH'foie he
riiine to he rolled over nuot.ier eight
feel high, loth times falling on his fat-,
lie was picked up by friend i at 9
o'clock, A. M., and w.is taken to n
neighbor's house, whn medical aid
was sent for, which was on hand iu ii
few nnuutesaiKl pronounced liim dead.
Arrniigemeiits were at ontu made for
the burial, and the supposed d.-ud man
dressed and laid out. The relatives
urrived at about 3 o'clock, ami the
grief stricken old mother was mourn
ing over the ad fati of her hoii, when
all nt o ne h raised to a sitting posi
tion, and said: "Why, mother, when
did you coma here'i" Tb hntifehold
was terribly excited, and it was nme
time er they they could lie ipiieted
enough to answer the question asked
by the young man. His face was ter-
ribly swolen and bruised, and he was
unable to move a muscle, but asked to
Is- put iu led again,
his feelings while iu
being that of sleeping, and tells of set
H..
ing faces of many acquaintances who
have U-en dead for years, but could
; not talk to Mrem. loung LI'- it was
in this pU'-e last Moiiiluy, and si'iiicd
"
jing well, but was terribly bruised up.
1.1 0PR.1 LETTER.
Some Ouiipckn S.iirm'iii of Crni hat
from rariirnf flic Hiihrtl SibbJibj.
Wheni thn pooplii of America 'ifcome
an thomulily arntiwd, and on a nulijoct
0j M
tinuit itnpnrtAiui a (lit proa.-
i rvtttinn of tlirir liyea nml litukli, it i
lillt nntuml I tint tlm nnra wlm lint
,Hi... lur.w illK,runi-Ilt(1 n or:Ll!ll
f l(im,.n,,lt ,linul(, ,,.,. k
j fral.kly mid dim-tly 10 tl,B JHM.pl.. IlioM
interested. It is for this reason that
we thus come before the public ami
make the following revelations,
Eiety careful nlmervi" who las
sought to keep pace with the march of
events has noted the alarming iiicr km
nfceitain peculiar physical troubles
within the past few jenrs These
troubles have come nt unexM-cted mo
ments nml iu a most Irem hnniis way.
They hate manifested themselves in
innumerable forms, hut they have nl
ways hud the sumo cause. They hae
not adlieted the minor parts of the
lusty but gone direct to the strongholds
of the system and their work has iisu
tiullv Is-en as prnmpt as it is fatal.
Ihtir treacherous and deceptive lu.ture
has often prevented a 'careful analysis
nf b:il lausis them, and as a result,
intense sullering and tiuul disaster lian
Usually ensued. . The real cause, how.
ever, has lien a derangement of tlie
kidneys and symptoms of the terrible
1'right H disease, which has cast its
dark shadow over m many homes in
the land and is increasing wonderfully
and continually. It is now conceded
by the ablest physician in every laud
ami by eminent scientists the world
over, that tli is disease is the result ol
blood poisoning, This poiinniig in
brought ulsiut by wasted ami unhealthy
kidneys that permit the poison to re
main iu the blood, instead of throwing
it from the system. Rut it is equally
evident to all who have studied into
the ell'ects and have Is-come conversant
with the fuels, that a disordered atate
of the kidneys nnd liver reduces most
of the common complaints mid pains
which afllict the humun race, and they
can Ih traced to this source just as cer
tainly us can Rright's disease. To pur
ify a stream we must go to its source,
and to cure a disease, we must remove
timnuii. It being true, therefore,
that nine ti nibs of all human ailments
.-lie cause by diseased kidneys or livers
I he only certain way to cure these trou
bles is by treating the organs wl.i h
cause them. How intimately the kid
neys uiv associated with the entire sys
tem may be understood from the fuel
thatjiver 1,000 ounces of blond pass
through them every hour, Mug more
than 200 gallons or nearly ohm ton in
the course of 2-1 hours. Thi:. vast mass
of living fluid is sent to every part
of the body, and if the kidneys tire dis
eased the impurities that are in the
blond are not removed, and hence pus
through tlm veins, carrying diseases iu
some of its many terrible forms. The
horrors w liich accompany most of the
d i sea ses caused by disordered kidneys
and liver cannot ho dcscrils-d iu print,
while the dangers surrounding them
nre even greater than ihe agony. And
yet a "-rsnii may l troubled tor
months without knowing the cnus of
the diseases that have a' tucked him.
.Some of the synip'oms of the first sta
ges, any one of w hich indicates disor
dered kidneys or liver Hr these: Pains
in the back a. id around the loins, se
vere headaches, dizzine", inllameil
yes, a c uited to igue ami dry mouth, ,
loss of r ppcii e, chilly sensations, indi
gestion (urn stomuch i ever is ill ord -r
when the kidneys or lier . ra deranged)
a dryness of thn sk li, nervousness,
night sweats, musculur debility, de.
spomlency a t.rcii leeiuig espccniny m
evZs, etc. If any i f the following
things are noticed aUut the fluids
I uissed from the system, it shows that
the kidneys and iiver are out of ordei:
.1 reil lieponii, n ihj-jiii u"in fclir: nm imr,
an unusual thickness or thinness, a very
ourk or a very light color, a burning j The rains and now of last winter have
seiisal ion in passing, an unusual odor, forced into the delicate tracery of the'
a retention, or a frequent desire to(tltpr iin ,,f particles of snow
void ami inability to do so. , M t, Mltern, Bted
J lies'Kivo are a few of th hundreds . . . , . ,
. i i I- . ,i i a tin tu a few hours, ami on close in
of symptoms whnh indiuitn the ls-giu "o
i.ing of aggravated cases of kidney it wuhl apts-ar that by thi
or liver dillieuliies, and they, require ' process the surface has undergone a
iiftuut attention. If these symptoms 1 v,.ry nmrkel deterioration; also, that
ur led checked at mice they are nlmn t '.. ... i -( -4 ,
, . i the corner leg:n to exhibit decided
certain to result in soiim of tlm many p
t-rribledisensi.sof the kidneys. Hut y"Ttomi threaten-
unpleasant as all the symptoms and iag to chinge the shape of th shaft
i even theso diseases may be laey are
nothing compared to tfie last stages of
thei cnmplain's. The kidneys waste
v bv b'irree a enmiiniiieil Lv in.
tensi oain: the heart becomes uneon-
He descrilied , roliabe; tin lungs are oppressed; the the great hall of tlm museum just op
tliei trance asieyeUII gror uhissy, and the etrtire nosite. heishtenin.' the roof to niakw
' system is re.iuceu sun oeoini
itatrd. For
i wpeks Is-fore death comes thn sufferer
IiKiks forward to it as a bb-wd relief,
,,;,, ,wt ,.ftn f(iri,iH, v,.
temporarv help is gladly hailed. Then
jt is that bloating Is-gins; the face ls.
co-nes pulW m.,1 p....,.; tne i.restn re,.
ouy u caught iu gasps, spwuk u im
I possible and muscular action suspended.
! Tlm patient finally sinks into a state of
uncniiscinusmss to everything except
tlm aiim which are tacking him, and
death comes by certain lu slow de
grees. There can 'nt but one conclu
sion which all readers of enre and judg
ment will diaw from these facts, whnh
is the necessity of treating the disease
in (Wand by that means which has
Is-en proven the l st and most efficient
Il has Is-en tur privilege to tnV.
more cases of this tcirihle complaint'
than has ever Ih-cii known in the world
U fine in the history of the world. The
wonderful sale which our remediesliate
attained is due wholly to the fart that
I hey bat e cured the ones w ho have,
used them, The jmwer and value (f
any remedy must rest holly on tho
Usisof worth, and here is just where
ur h'afe Kidney and Lit r Cure has
found its wohthrful power and success.
Hut in this cnnnectii it comes one im
portant fact: It has alwavs lieen true
that nriich-s of merit are subject to imi
tations. No i ne seeks to counterfeit
(hr bills of a woithless Lank. The
productions of a cracked inxentor or
witless writer t re neer copied. It is
just so with a healing remedy. If it
possess no mi i it it w ill not lie sujected
to imitations which s ring up on every
side. While it is a tribute to the vsl
ule to the value of this medicine that
it has imitations, still iu justice to
hose who are sulli-iing those who are
si H'ering, we ft- I that all should be
warned against tin in., '. . .
There is but one known remedy that
hns ever U-i n able to cure ser
ious kidney troubles or control these
iiri-nt organs when once deranged., and
that remedy is Winner's tNife Kidney
and Liver Cure. There are numerous
nostrums on the market claiming to Ihj
just as efficient and some which even
claim to be the same. The test of mer
it, however, is in what has been accom
plished, and we therefore say unhesita
tingly that for all diseases of the kid
neys, liver, and urinary organs War
in r's Pafo Kidney and Liier Cure
stands ahme, not only iu point of ex
cc Hence, but in the wonderful results it
has achiewd. Iu order to successfully
avoid the purchase of spurious and in
jurious medicines, observe these facts:
Our remedy is put up in daik amber -glass
I Millies, with the safe (our trade
muikblown iu the !iack. A private
propi ietmy six cent internal revenue
stamp is tillixcd to the neck and covers
the top of tlie cotk and is of a light
blown color. Iu the middle thereof is
a Sufn in outline, und on it the picture
of a negro gathering lieibs. If this
stamp is not found on very hottlo of
the Safe Kidney nml Liver Cure or if
there is any evidence tliut it has lieen
tampeifd with, and if a Safe is not
blown on the back of the Utile reject
the b.t tie at once, and insist on having
a genuine one.
We are led to publish the foregoing
in order that the public may know and
realize jest where w e stand. We hato
always sought to keep our personality
from intruding upon the public, know
ing full well that the value of our rem'
edy was tlm essential thing, but. the
unexampled Use which which has teen
uiiiih of this medicine, and the volumes
of ltters we are lonstantly receiving
demand a w rsonul statement from us.
We are justly gratified at the confidence
which has Is-en shown, and thankful
for the myriads of cures our remedy
has performed, and we pledge ourselves
for the future as we have endeuvored
in the fiast to furnish the only vjtlua
bV remedy that can control and cure
all the many terrible troubles arising
from disorders of these great organs.
S.uccrelv, 1 f . WARNER ii CO,
RiM-hestor, N. Y.
There is said to 'hi b eihing sen--
nUH wilb th-Egyptian ols-lisk in New
j York; that lately it hns lieen nndergO'
jing important changes, as if from
1 atmospheric influences, which thrraten
.. jf not t0 ..c,ip" or "scale"'
its surface and obliterate its insrrip-
from qnadriluteral to a circular. In
w j(.r t() JW)u.rv(, t f,.0IH fatn which
our climate threatens it with, it is pro-'
P""1 to t"k ' don,and place it in
room for it.
. higli iilectiVM urid on the nec
esaries of life, and free whisky seema-
U) U the Coivressional policy of Re-
.)Uij;(1kl( ninns-ers.
-
- j SaWribe ft tho L1'aux