Something Abut CarUlni.
Tlicre i no one thing that adds to
jnoch to the f arnisbing of a room as cur
teini. With good carpet, nloa walls,
tasty oarUina, though you have little
furniture in your room, it will look
quite eh'RDt. There is no greater mis
like made by people furnishing than
putting all their money into a parlor
get, and leaving only enough to bny dark
shades for their windows. Where a
bouse is without shutters, dark shades
seem a necessity, but uglier things
could not have been thought of than tho
present fashionable shades dark gray
and brown. They make the house
gloomy within, and look, outaido,
u if no one lived in the
bouso. For shades there is
nothing prettier than white, and nothing
wears much better. I have some that
have been iu use five rears, and do not
look so very bad yet. The dust slips off
Holland very easily, and if the large
brass rings are attached to pull tbom
down with, they can be kept free from
Eager marks. But inside the shades
tome drapery is necessary to give a
graceful appearance to the window.
These can be of Swiss, scrim, or Canton
flannel, as one fancies. If the windows
are a north look-oat, Swiss could be
used vey well; these are pretty, made
to part in the center, and edged with
antique or coarse torchon lace, and at
the top set in large box-plaits and fas
tened to rings slipped ou a pole. It is
not necessary to purchase the heavy, ex
pensive poles, and rings at tho stores, if
you choose to manufacture your own.
Hftve a pole turned at the carpenter's, a
little longer than the width of the win
dow; into the end fasten a knot which
can be bought at a hardware store, to
gether with martingale-rings of iron,
which can be covered with crotcheting
in brown zephyr. Sew these at equal
distances along your onrtains, and hang
them on two large hooks, which cau be
purchased at the hardware store. Tho
curtains should only reach the floor;
loop them back a littfo bolow the middle
of the window with ribbons, and not at
the window-sill as formerly.
For a door, a pretty curtain is made of
tarlatan, very lull, gathered on a string
at the top aud bottom; part in tho mid
dle, and tic back to each side with a rib
bon, so that the opening forms a dia
mond. Inside of this have a red or white
shade to draw down for privacy.
A very pretty way to fix a window
looking out upon an unpleasant scene,
is to dissolve Epsom salts into beer un
til it is the consistency of cream and put
it upon the glass with a sponge. It will
lorm the most beautiful shap3s equal
to -Turk Frost's paintings. This arrange
ment keeps out ugly sights, but does
not keep out the light.
If the curtains are mado of Canton
flannel, the trimming should bo in broad
bands of another contrasting color, pat
a foot from the top, directly across the
enrtain, and on a lino with the window
sill place another band. Kind inches,
ut least, in width should the bands be;
line the curtains with thin cambric, and
trim thum on tho edge with worsted
, fringe, which comes in beautiful
shades at from 20 to 50 cents
a yard. If you would like them more
elsbora'o, there are beautiful strips of
wool canvass abput six inches wide, to
be had in all colors, which can be em
broidered in aDy of the pretty stitches
now used, and used as the bands, instead
of another shade of Canton flannel.
Thee stripes come for nfghons, but can
be used for a number of articles where
stripes are employed. They are in
nearly all colors, aud are fifty cents a
yard.
Very heavy gray linon is also used for
curtains; along the edgo of tho pattern
the linen is outlined in worsted or
crewel. With tho great abundance of
malarial it is very easy in these doys to
make homo beautiful, if one has taste;
and one cannot do that with plenty of
money unless they have taste. The
greut trouble with many homes is there
ij too much mixture iu them. To have
everything one must have a large house;
and wheu people learn to furnish houses
according to tho house, wo shall see
more pretty homes. Furnish cottages in
cottage fnrnitiire. and leave tho massive
fctyles for larger houses.
Tad Llr-colnN Lit ulcnnncy.
Oe day, Tad, in search of amusement,
loitered into the office of the secretary
of war, and Mr. Stanton, for the fun of
the thing, commissioned him a lieuten
ant of the United States volunteers.
This elated the boy so much that he went
off immediately and ordered a quantity
of mnskets sent to the White House,
and then ho organized and drilled the
house servants and gardeners, and with
out attracting anybody's attention, he
actually discharged the regular sentries
about the premises and ordered his un
willing recruits on duty as guards.
Hubert Lincoln soon discovered what
had been done, and thinking it a great
liatdship that men who had been at work
all day should be obliged to keep watch
during tho night to gratify a boyi.di
freak, he remonstrated. But Tad would
listen to nothing from his elder brother,
and Robert appealod to his father, who
only ianghed at the matter as a joke.
Tad soon tired, however, of Lis wlf
itnposed duties and went to bed. The
drafted men were quietly relieved from
duty, and there was no guard at the
president's mansion that night, much to
Mr. Lincoln's relief. He never approved
of the precaution of mounting guard at
the White House. While Tad sported
his commission as lieutenant, he cut
qnite a military figure. From some
smuce he procured a uniform suitable to
his supposed rank, and thus proudly
attired, be bad himself photographed.
Noah Lrooks, in St. Nicholas.
One Woman's Mabkiaoes. John A
Philips was arraigned before Justice
Xettleship, in Newark, N. J., on Friday
for refusing to support his seven-year-old
daughter. The child's mother is
dead. The main witness was her sister.
Trom her testimony it appeared that the
mother's first husband was a man named
Dean, who is now dead. Then she mar
ried a sailor named Beardsley, who went
away in 1873. When he returned he
found her living with Philips. In 1876
the left Philips and married Lawrence
I'-urke. Burke testified that he was
drunk when the ceremony was performed
and did not know be bad married the
Vflman rtiitil tl, ArtiftatA YUM sboVD.
X. Y. TIuss. J
The (iarllelUs.
Mrs. Lncretia It. Garfield, wife of the
late president, is living quietly with ber
children and his mother in Cleveland.
She spent a good deal of time during the
summer out on the Moutor farm, whieu
her husband loved so well, and which
was in his lifetime snob a place of politi
cal pilgrimage. Elder Zed Uudolpu,
one of the founders of the Disciple
church, is living on the farm. Thore
have been some slight improvements, and
the grass is greener in the front yard
than it was when trodden down by the
feet of "countless thousands" of ofllce
seekers in the fall of 1880. Tho porch,
which ran across the south and part of
the west ends of the mansion, has been
extended clear across the east end this
summer. The wires which ran into the
little office and library building, a little
to the rear and east end of the house
have been removed.
On bright Saturdays Mrs. Garfield
and the children take a run down to
Mentor and remain until Monday. She
still takes a great interest in matters
there, and the neighbors say that her
whole desire seems to be to do every
thing just as the geuerul intended.
Captain Burridge, a neighbor, and ono
of the elders of the little Disciple church
there when the Garfields used to attend,
related the following incident to me:
Just before the general's departure for
Washington be told me to go ahead aud
do as well as I could toward raising
funds for the church, snd that, at the
close of the year he would divide what
ever deficiency there might be with me.
Meanwhilo he died, but Mrs. Garfield
was careful to ssk me if there was not
some arragement for the year's church
work between the general and myself. I
explained how nutters stood. She asked
bow ranch the deficiency was, and I told
her $300. She gave me her check for
$150 immediately, and I paid the bal
ance." The now $50,000 residenco which Mrs.
Garfield has lately purchased on Pros
pect street, in this city, was selected, I
am informed, by Dr. Boynton. It is
quite largo, but probably none too large
for her some what extended family.
There are Mother Garfield, Mollie, and
tho two younger boys, besides Harry and
Jimmy when they are at hony.
It will be remembered that it was an
nounced some time since that Mrs. Gar
field would in due time publish the au
thorized edition of her husband's works.
President Hinsdale, at that time of
Hiram College, but now superintendent
of the publio schools of this city, was
selected as the editor; James R. Osgood
& Co., of Boston, are the publishers, and
the books aro printed at the University
Press at Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Gar
field herself, However, has the exclusive
control of the work and its publication.
She pays for and owns tho plates, and
whatever profit there may be Irom the
sales of the books will be bers. There
will be two volumes of the work, each
volume containing 750 pages. About
100 of General Garfield's compositions
have been selected. These includo
speeches in congress and on the stump,
some- of his finest legal arguments, occa
sional addresses, aud articles contributed
to various publications. Chicago
Tribune.
IIOtSE SI) FARM.
Call's Liver. Cut a calf's liver into
slices, and put th.m in a frying-pan with
a little butter and parley; add a spoon
ful of flour mixed with a little broth, a
spoonful of viut gar, or half a glass of
wine, pepper, salt and spices; cook ten
minutes, and serve.
Harmless Snakes. It is a groat mis
take to destroy harmless snakes. They
are great feeders on destructive insects,
and very useful in flild and garden. The
foolish dread of them entertained by
many otherwise sonsible people is some
thing to be ashamed of.
Tapioca cup pudding. This is very
light and delicate for invalids. An even
tablespoonful of best tapioca soaked for
two hours in nearly a cup of new milk;
stir into this tho yolk of a fresh egg, a
little sugar, a grain of salt and bake it
in a cup for fifteen minutes. A little jelly
may be eaten with it.
Squash an Gratin. Paro, quarter and
boil the squash, mash and press to get
out the water, beat in a good spoonful of
butter with pcper.saltand a little cream,
pour inco a bake dish, stew with fine
crumbs, and bako in a quick oven until
they aro slightly browned.
Force-Meat Balls. Minco boiled veal
or chicken very fine, add nearly the same
quantity of salt pork scraped very fine
aud about as much bread; season with
sweet herbs, cloves, allspice, pepper,
mace and nutmeg; mix it well with eggs,
and make it into balls; fry in butter.
Ham Cooked in Cider. rut a pint of
cider and a cup of brown sugar into
enough water to cover the ham; boil
three hours, or until ttie skin will peel
off easily. Remove the Bkin. cover the
ham with a crust of sugar, and bake in a
slow oven three hours. Dissolve a cup
of sugar in a pint of cider and baste the
ham frequently whilo baking. If the
cider is sweety use less sugar.
Steamed Fish-Place tail of fish in its
mouth and secure it, lay on a plate,
pour over it a half pint of vinegar sea
soned with pepp r aud salt; let stand an
hour in the refrigerator, then pour off
tho vinegar aud put in a steamer over
boiling water; steam twenty minutes or
lonper if the fish is very large (when
done the meat easily parts from the
bone); drain well and serve on a napkin
garnished with curled parsley.
Social Mathematics. A mathemati
cal professor had been invited by a city
friend to visit him at bis residence in a
certain square, and had promised to do
so. Meeting him some time alterwards,
the friend inquired of the professor why
he did not come to see him. "I did
come," aaid the mathematician, "but
there'was some mistake. Yon told me
von lived in a square and I found my
self in a parallcogram, eo I went away
again." (Hartford Times.
Mes. Partington- is TowN.-Mrs Part
ington savs that a. friend of hers is build
ing a fine'eottage at the seashore in the
Mary Ann sttle, and when it is finished
it will have fine terra firm chimneys.
While shopping a few days ago she pre
sented a trade dollar in payment, which
was banded back as bad. She threw it
on the counter, saying: "That is good
it has a deep tone it sounds resinous,
-f X. Y. Wo: Id.
SOTICE.
7b the Farmer and Meclvxnict of Oregon,
U'tuhington Territory and Idaho: ,
We with to call your attention to the fact
that our annual Catalogue and price lift for
1882 83 is now ready fur dintribution. It
will be found very wiiwiWr ami instructive
reading, and will befurnithed yrutuitounly.
Send your name and iwttoflice ad tin-ft to
EAllSlEltS and St ECU ASICS STORE,
184 Irnf ttreet, Portland, Oregon.
;7-lm ' O. Box 175
Protects Pis Hem Uocsi. The
American Poultry-Yard savs: An Iowa
City olergyman has 153 hives of bees,
which are arranged around his Lea
house, and when he hears a thief prowl
ing round that establishment in the dark
ness, he jnst lies still and waits to hear
a hive upset, and then laughs at the
sound of wild yells gradually dying
away in the distance.
Mavn'i lonriolte Cherry Too III Paate
An aromatic combinntiou for the preservation
of the teeth and guini. It in fur siitarior to toy
preparation of it kind in tho market. In lari;,
D.intlrnenpnl puu, price fifty oent-. For tale
by all druggists, nodo, Davis A Co., whole
vile agent, Portland, Oregon.
DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR NAME IS ON EVERY PAIR.
AKIN, SELLING & CO.
Book Ani Mimic Buykhs: Pond to Wiley B.
Allen, 153 I hint street, Portland, for any book
or music published. Oniera by mail tilled
promptly. The "Musical I'tistime," a monthly
journal of music, 60 cts. a year. Bond stump for
big catalogue of niuiie.
RHEUMATISM! No one suffers from this
distressing complaint if the blood is pure and
healthy. OUEUON Bl.OOD ITKIKIEU makes
vcrv ltieh Blood Hud cures Kheumittism, Pains
in the Hack, Limbs, etc. Trv It. $1 a bottle,
all druggists aud medicine dealers soil it.
Frnuk O. AMI, the Portland photographer is
leading the profession in all the novelties of the
art. His work is always of the best and his cus
tomers are satisfied with what they receive.
Send $1.00 toW.D. 1'almer, Portland, lor one
year's subscription to the l'aeifie Overseer, the
great semi-monthly A. O. U. W. paper.
Tim male and femalo minstrels at the Elite
theater in Portland are drawing crowded hollies.
Die Tudora are tho latest scusatiou and more
talent is on the way.
Ti'iikihh Itres. Send to John B. Garrison
lli7 Third street Portland, for catalogues ol (e
im. Tho best liver regulator known, sure cure for
Pvspeia and indigestion is L.. Henley's Cali
fornia I. X. I.. Bitters.
(larrisnn repHirs all kinds ot sewing machines.
Explained at foot of this column.
TIIK MI NH'AI. PANTIM B.-A monthly Jour
nal uf music (hoih vik-hI and Instrumental.) sent to
any address (or Soots per year, Address Wiley H.
Allen. publisher anil music denier, IM Third street,
Portland. On-ifon. Cstnloifiie free.
NIKVIlVOHt.
W. II. MAY K lIvTTKiuriiteer. I'onlrni'tor and
surveyors. Olllci Kooiu No. 8 Ijines Hull. Unit,
KhsI I'nrtliind. All kinds of surveying mid dralllng
done for any part nf the mnntry.
HAKF.KIKN.
F.M PI K l! IIA RKKY K WasfiTngtiiii: VTiis A
I'iilir. ITops. Mnnurneltirorsnf I'llot bread, Htsla.
Picnic. Mutter, lloston.KnitaraudNhi'e Fly i-iackers.
(inters Iroiu the trade hollJltetl and promptly at-
1 !. I I to.
ANN.tllKS.
W. J. JKSM" Itl.-mi Front street r
Washington. Ores. ntctAls, mineral waters, rimb,
etc., riirrfullv Hiiulvtrd. Assays for gold and silver
t.l.; other metals (runt IT to i (Inld dust bought
aud burs made. Urileis by mall run folly attended
to.
J. II. MlTOill, -Cor. Vront and Stark. Chem
ical analysis made n( coal, mlnerul waters, etc. or
dinary assiivs of ifnld, silver, lead or eopiier, Irom
unto .v ir. P. ItHrvpv. Consnliliiif ctomfsi.
ATTORFY.
II. I'. Kt:.KIIV, Allorni'V auu Counselor at
l-nv ICoora & Helium's building. Lcual IhisIuch.1
pertiiloluK to letters Patent (or Inventions, belon
the Hnteiit Otliee or In t he I 'iillrts, H s Illliv.
USE ROSE PILLS.
1850. 32 Years Practical Experience, 1882,
John A. Child
DRUGGIST,
t'ealer In
Fine Chemicals,
Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
Sponges, Soaps,
& Rubber Loods.
Cor MorrtMin k M IU
Portland, Or.
Bpeclal attention
paid to orders by
mall when scoom
panledTHh Ihoossh.
V. K chamberlain Jr.
Thou. A. Holilnson.
Life Scholarship
HRSD FOB C1RCCLAR
erS 2menw
STENCILS r H?,B
SEALS,
rc. i. noBiTta, , m rimurt rr,
romTLANf OB.
JJSjS RO SEPIT.LS,
-I n ...... f nntnvmlil
Ij
lufin or i.ky. e!tlcEtim;".TMOspirv.m.
malo-don rw-eli of prtc, with foil direction fi
f U' hhl I '.HI 'Mr. t o., irisiri-iw r ,r-i
M. Pi.t.p4. Or. ltu e-'t for tlw NHacl
Write to Ch snd Cltfxourr.
V . Telan(l,o.,forPaniphletm
gf I 4 . plain sealed envel-
.IN V tin', drx-ril'it'it an
111 d A II iNsrRUUfcNI la-orn
V a1 A I'll mjhti for eurinf
ft oorlW.r MT .Mineiu.v.
fcMttBMUII P feimle. Cheap. wf run.
PHK "WHITE." WE HAVE THIN DAT M.l
1 oor entire lntr"t In. and tran.(e rred the ""7
u( the White n mmrimm iu u.... ......
son, A 17 Third Mr et Prtuu,d. Or Mr Oarrtaon
will hi-Mfter supply the cmwlnf demand lor Udr
superior Hrfl pollf l" m"hH",-, AHuPK.
Lt?t tad iiJ disfsjet retoed Ij Din Pill.
Ht ttEK WE. S
IBB
$70
BtrriKK THAI MOLD.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALT.
A Pleanuit and Kffiradous Rtoiedy.
if Sl fl
ffi bm&fvm
IF YOU HAVE ABUSED YOURSELF
By over Indulgence In eatliif or drlnklni: have sick
or nervnii In-wlache; dryness of the skin, with a
feverish tendfticy; night sweats aud sleeplnwuesai by
all means us
Staven't California Fruit Salt.
And feel yotmir once more. It Is the woman's friend.
Try It: l per hottle; S hottles fi.rt For sale by nil
dmirxlsls, HOlHi H, PAY IS A It)., wholesale Agents.
K. K. ut'KKN.
Simmoiid's Kentucky Nabob
IJourboii Whiskey.
US
Of all the famous productions of the Hluetlrnss Dis
trict this Whisky t unexcelled for purity aud iluvor.
For family and medicinal purHises
"INiX30I3
Is notorious. It la made (mm pure hurley and wheat
spirits, and Its various isiiupouenl mrts blendtHt with
scieutllic accuracy.
The Best and Purest Brand in the Market.
Tonn m Bivr.x,
Hole Agents for Port bind, (Irmcon Nil the Ter
rllorlea, w here the trade call be supplied Itv the bar
rel, half barrel it case, at the same price ami terms aa
In Kentucky or Han Francisco.
NO MORE DYSPEPSIA.
BEST TQtUO IN USE.
Recommended by all Physicians.
llevl Of' llflrle on bark or llollle.
A ure Cun for Indlvesilnn, Loss of Appetiw
and Hie Best Liver Kexulalor kitowH.
SOLD ONLY IN GLASS.
To 1111 or fell an; but the genuine article nut of
our bottle Is . leloti) sun win n m teni a, will be
iroseeii!ed to the fu.leilent of the Is w
Trade tuppi iii ty Arpad Haraszthy & Co.
S:tO WaahliiKlon !.. Siisx Krnaln. rati.
PPTJITDER'S
(UIISTEMID MiaOH
lililll
VIGOR HEALTH AND LIFE.
KEMF.MHEK, hv ITItlKYISil ynnr lll.O(il
vim Jt"Kiilule the l iver and Kidneys, cleanse the
htomiu h o( nil Morlild hwretlons, and enjoy thul
Kreul iHHin, (iissl Health. No silffiTer should full to
Kivc this ixipiiliir reoiiilv a trial, (let the OK.N'I INK
ami uhserve the Tnule Murk. One Dollar per bottle
For side i.v.-ryw lo-re.
SEWING MACHINE
STARK t7 THUM! ST. A"
ETAiuiig Bona
ON SHORT NOTICE.
AHLswIUlf
MACHINES
VXMEEDLES,
on
HALE.
imCHJIEXTS,ctc
yr KIKKAI. MKT
HOUSEHOLD & WHITE
WILLI A.V (OLLILIl,
MACHINIST.
Dealer l Srw
SIA 0X1) HAND MA( inEKI.
M4Immi -. Partlaisd, Or.'
Purlle 4f-slrin Millers. l'a1n AW
Ml I.I. Mil HIMK e
Ut iMrralii Mr. (oilier.
New and Second Hand Machinery
MEN AND WOMEN,
Roys an! rtrls yo.i wr wants IwM. pleaaaat ern-
5
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fy THBKAD
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FAH.MIXO MiVCIII.N V
TH E J. I, CANE PLOW.
Vrn thf -) Rif.-nti for On ton Wfthlnffimi
l'orublv KiikIim-, Kiikiim um bkutt, miU hIiik' or ilnuldc
uP t t' L II j
" i r.
SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.
WM. BECK & SON
ltnsirlc rs and dealers In
Guns, Rifles, and Revolve a
Hod, -'i '. slnKi rs,
Miics,
Flies JSJ'.
Iadfrs, feC- ' nllMiitl
FTTSHIlSra- TACK'uE.
llraldrd and Tasns1 Oil Nilk Lilies.
Six Spliced Split Bamboo Rods,
1(1 anil 1At ni'l ., Pnrtml "e
r a aiu
Hen. Kvlllo.
Is w rtvj pair.
ETKBT PAIR GUARANTEED.
AKIN, IILIJII1 A CO.
USE ROSE PILLS
HUDSON'S GU5 STORE,
to rtrat nmt, Po-ttaad, Ora.
viN, rirroxa) ajio amminitioa
Tel of rer ItasrHf lUa.
J, A VI'('(l, reiiinnn at the
Portland Hiisluess College,
Iti-eelVHl the premium veil by tho
I'OIMLAM) MECIIAMCS' FAIR,
Korthe best eiblliltif IMnlo Wrltlnf.CKnl Writing
I'loiirlshii'K, l.i'lliTlnn and I'en lirnwinK. Hie
rurtluiitl I'lislni's)! Ctillct'o Joiirnnl,
Ciintnlllllir slieelmena of orniimentill pen worK. eje
emeil by Prof. Wi m o, will he ent free lo any address-.
Hioid iiatne on ptttl I'Uid.
Adilri'ss
A I'. AUMXTItnXO.
si'Ttl
4H k Hot IIM. roithmd, (Ir.
$1000 KEWAJtD
WII.I, BR PAID TO ANY PEHHON I'llODUO
till a mora elTectual reroady than
Dr. Keck'i Sure Cure for Catarrh.
Which haa stood thateirt for lourteeo yeara. I'hyst
elans, liruKHlato, and all who bava used and llior
oiuihly tested It, pronoune It atsaelflc (or tlia eura o(
that loattunma tawaa. Try It. Yuut druiwUt Us
'SVrKit'it thofoafhlyonderaUnd,anl la eminently
aueeessiul In tlx Irnuiiwl of lUchraal anu 1IS
call SIsmim of hmth mwm and all him, having
made a spedsUtyof their utauniMit for fourteen rnn
He until I sn iTtirivl -rf-f 1- knlle. Illsravor
lie iiremrlptlon la funilaaed Uilwtr patlenu FrM,
No lady should be without It. Young, aitddle aged or
old, male or letMle, h.sanlty or life of wftrrtiig Is
your luevlubla duom unlem yoo apply In lima to lb
physlrlan who uiHleruanila, and la competent to treat
your eaae. Waata no mora tima nor money with In
rumiietent pbysli-laiia. All communleatlona attended
to with dUpaV. and are atrlelly eoiili'lentlnl. lledb
(him sent to any part of Hi country. Cireulan, teatl
monlala, and a llsi of printed oueMJons (iirulahed on
apnlloaUon. .ajr LTATIUN IKKK, Inclnae
a thre-i-eiit atatop lor liet and addres" 1J11. JAMkJt
Kl.CK.No. m Hint street, l'ortland. Or,
fAs
ForCntslliinif,
Sorrs,l(illii,illi'a
(uked Ureasls,
(oriis,ct'.,lt lias
no eiial.
Sold hj Irng.
trlslrt nml coun
try Mom ot 10
rents pi-r box.
DIME t
1.MMI Hi:VAllI
f.lOlt ASYIlVK Wild WII.I, l.KAItN
I Kell..il A- .IIILoa'sXstemiif llress
,tnil louk utllna, and, ltn aenrrl niean.
,omi"I peibi t lilting, prolin e a IhmI tilting
I'lriiient. hwersl Impruvemeiiis have )n
H1 iMiule. Agi-i'tsto sell and U-ai h wanleil
nevr tipwn. liO"d W.Tits ear. inun
Hi to lii per day. KKI.WHHi A JIl.IfiN
Chenev. Himllaiie '".. W. T
D. J. MALARKEY & CO.,
j
apaaial atuntloe gl.aa lo th salt of
Wheat, Oatfl. Floor, Wool & Dairy
Produce.
(ad tm WXXKI.T PRfrm CTTHBEirr. BalM
Iim ao afpUtaUoo.
IAeral Adraneca on Consignment.
aatgnn a-la and Order, Bollclud,
4t vmua-T aT.. rBTiAjia, t
n. crhwc.
0 jJ y I'rT"''
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kaxIMtouInal M,1U 1HJ"N
TfctTKU MPH BEKUKRt m4 DSILI.ft.
Terrltnry of hr Id .riti.il J. cahr PUIWH,
hhw Milk ( mI mul uh oi r fur CtttAlotfitt-a
U' A I L' L II L ... s t . . .
n i dt.n r ivin f-.. itnn in nainiiiu, I iirUAIUl.
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: i rKRtlKii i I k iiF Mf MIU KSH f
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
I I K
; Universal hmM h'n
(if CaH ntii' ' I im.siilri) lvtti. i.iee ri at
the ra ol 4II tir it li h. tlr I e r 'li
Kiotiil Jiai, $ id il l,,, ). '. ()u the
li'uriti y-ar. jor 'tir'ltr isnmt r stiu itrmi
Mi,d lor a i oi j if ii 1'i-w . r. !. ,,
l"HMr'' M(i 'li niit t hKiIirLr:
ll liNTs ..i.. ,ni r n,,i snd
i' null; In wii-nm sn lili i(i, ii Ter heno f
i Inns st enet lo . X Hi I K w HI . i- 'I si tir.
(ou snd ablti i n luriiu ). Hj tu L'uioa
li'oi H,,.i.n I 'p.
PERUVIAN
BITTERS.
The Finest lllTri.KSI In the VVOHI.av
TIIKY KFPKi TV ALLY (TltK
MALARIAL riSEAES,
Vllallaa Ihv ttv.le- nnil nrresl the ravareaa
the UrrH'lliil Aleohnl llubll,
UII'.IIM.tMt,
Ash lour llinagtsl nr Mine Mrrrhnni tar
I beat.
WII.M KKUI.NO ,tt CO., Agrnls, Huu !
rlM-u.
V. J. VAX Mill l VCK COh rnrllaasl
.ears or prai'tleal eipen-
nil-, and l l Kf. W lill
I'NPAII.IMi CKIll'AIM
I'Y, Nervous and VbyaS
si llelillll), Kemlnal
Weakness, HH.ruiator
rhiH-a, Pmstatorrhea.Kaa-
inlsslons, Iiuhi y, Kb-
hauated Vltailly, Frniav
i ura heellne aud IAIMS
41 r MAM II (MM, tnim
a hatever eause prouu!.
It fiirlili'-a and iMirln.-a Hie bhsHl, Htri'Kiheua tha
NiTVia. Ilraln. Mliselisk Dlaeitloll. KHiinslui'tiva Or
gans, and i'hynYal and Mental r ayiilt lea. II
amps any unnatural dehllliaili g dram upoa
the svsn-m, prevailing Involuntary losses, d
bllllatlug dn'ams, Muiloal loasea wlih I lie u'los.
ele ao denirurllf, to mind aud body. It a
asiireillnilnnur of all KIUNKY ASI llf AIHiKH
(HlMI'I.AIN IS. IT (tlNTAINH NO INJl'ltlOt'x
INdltKIHKNT. To tansa aaa-ering fi-" tha ef.
(Vela ut yiiafthfal Inillrellnna ar eee.a a
peeily, lltiirfincb and permanent I'l KK a
lirAKA.M'KKH, Fri.a. ) Au tn'rbottle.or Sv
hotth a Iu ease with lull dlreeiHiua and s.M. e, aiax
Hi'iu seeitre Irom observation lo any address upon re
celpt ot prk'e, or ('. O 1'. To he had only ol
llr. '. It. aalflelil, IO Kearny street,
Han Franelaeo, Cal. rousiiliailons strli-lly roundea
tint, by Irlivr or atufhVr, KKK. Kiirlliemovenleiii
n( patients, and lii order l aeeiire perl'-et si'reey, I
have adopted a private addreaa, under whk b all paet
ages are lora ariliil. ,
Tit i a i. hotti.k rarr.
RufKi-leiit In all wlu merit, will Imi sent in any nue
apt'l.vlng hy letler. staling his aymptoiiis and ag"
t'oinmuiileatloiis strictly confldeiitial.
RFJITAt'KAXT THE HITI.V THK ITW
All Modern Improvements, open all day.
t. II. IIWFNWrW. Hmswaa
ZEPHYR WOOL.
(IlIlOlAX AMI (IKHMAN'lllWN WOOL, KNIT
INK AMI KMIIIIIHIIKKIMI HJI.K, CAN
VAHHK.M. KKI.IM, all kin, l of Faury work.
AUIW l.NliKIIWKAll. MIHMK' A.NII 1'IIIL
llllt'NN f.VllK.ltWKAlt.
FAT-1 CIIMPI.KI'K WAKIIHnKKl
M l,IKl,K-f.1 at Vnxt-il
W6
IO.'j Third Street, Portland, Or.
v. o. Km m
10 000 Pianos
I. OOR Organs.
11.11 Km
t HMIIll.CtHI.-.
ye.
DR. SPINNEY,
Ma. It Kaaraf atraa. V.,
Traata all Cltraala aad Baaalal Dsaat
YOUNG MEN
TTHO If AT BR HrrrKRIWO FROM TBI
9t Jmw ol youthful folll or Indlaerwikrii, wlU 4tt
f II U kVAll thooiawlVM of Hit, tta vrHii( V
pvt laid ftt ttim ftitar of fUaTHfinff bamftiiltj. UK.
8PJN.NKY wvll fuu-kiitsM to forMt for enry
r of HrilnaU WMKnow or privau dUfM4 of utf
kind orbrctr utilcl. bo ondoruUtM outl lidJo to
MIDDLE-AGED UK.
Thr ait mnT m tbo mt of thlrt (ottitvwno
ant lnmb!4 ub loo fr-jUii ovtv-UAtlonn of Ut
bind'lfr, ofun svomiiftiir(l by m oiuht lutrtinf of
burnlnff m?riMlM)nandork?nlnf of th valai to
0 nirinr iUm wtleti cannot ovount fur. uu ttn
Inlnff ih urfiiauy dr-nodu nip otHtinifiil will elLo
h fiiiiiid.ftnd omeumia mn.ll pnxttclr of lhmwo
li. ftpor. nr Ibr color will b of thin oillklnli bM,
uratii thuii('mf to o dark onit Utruf (ro.
TljTtHrMUiauijr nin wIm dl of thto d)ftl'-uiiv.
rnt 'tf thm vmamm, wtik'h t th OUfii UaI of Hrtitl.
nttJ WfKiatiraLtv (r. M. will ffUaumitu m prU-i lo
11 wu h nwi oud bulla. tvUtnxkta of tbr gtia
Biinary orajaut.
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II A. M. I'oKoulutiuo frvo. Tboruufb iniiiuuO
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