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i4 iuMnM EUGENE Cm GUARD. L JU UUUU, EUGENE CTTT, OREGON. HE STAID UNTIL HE DIED. Ily t Pit I oountrr stream, W her the iurlitig whIitpi gleam, Whore theyraaa a as wilrl and nank, (irw!im mi the sheltered hank, hat rumi w ih rxl in hand. Hug nit ' inarm, r bland: 11, I wniiiItT why the Ilii J io not li it- I wmilil with? Hut I'll chHIi on i) Willi Una fly, Or I'll alay hero lii; J dir." Hummer hiidn wer aera and dead, And the riHM' ml hl fled. And the grai- nn Ihn hank f All were dead nl wild arid rniik; llul tint mmi was tl ng llmre- Hlting W ill tliillv alKin; All h luck went anils and gray, Having aome hud l riif.j.rC away; Hull In ml a a Kiio nn, Hug ng in an tnalcrum, An ti iimm wi-nt roiling ly : "I shall culch Huh ir d o." Years hud mowlv iinoi-d away V on i In with mi-ii now old mid pray; Madi-na now wee iiiHlroim grown, llntiuiandrliililri.il ol llii-lr own; Mill mi old and wrinkled iiaii, lloarr wlih I tin frnaia of air'', limit hcni-atli tils many purrt, fad wlih llnodsnf hrinv Para, Hm tii.idi a curling luook With a willow mil mill lunik, (Ihhiik in a fo-hle rh : "I ahell calilt a IIkIi iirdla!" Onward llnw Ihf alli nl yrnra Vcarant uniiiimli and id l ara; Centuries hml inn,.,"! aaar Hiimii IIimI in nn wiiii forili nun day To Ihn streionlH a iiiohkv limik, Wlo ri- Ihu Kin" wna wild mid dank, And a at ranger. Hunting down On tliu klri'Hiii IhHt led Ironi town, Humid, a lii-n of loiira, A lime ill- of hiimuii lioin-ii; lliougti no clothing served todrapo, Pi II tiny hud Ihf mortal aim no, III llii' Hi alili-M hiitid llio (Hiio HUH wan held, Ihoiiyh Ihn foul Would ohey tlin uiorial wiali, And m l iii t In ciiii h a Mali; On Ihn wk ii 11 a lii-rliv hat ' l.y tempeM hr iill-ll lint; And iii-oii ihu ihiIscIi-ss hn-ant, Wh elt fur aifi-a wn at n-t, Tliiirn was anaiii-d a wooden ilgn, lli-Hrlnv luil a Iniic'r hue, Wh eh mum niii'li tin- mranger't ayei "I ahall i-iiu.li a llah or del'' - ull Jf.u.in, In .SI. Louil H'il)). nerience of that ort of thing, don'tjoi know, and plumod myself on baring my tiuirnL't' examined long ago. At the further end of the room were a couple of ladie who were traveling atoms One of them had a large trunk and the trunk hod a new-fangled lock the IntrHt of American patents. A cus tom ollici-r wan vainly trying to unlock till trunk, and the owner wax looking SHYLOCK OUTDONE. now Rnaalaa Usurer Urind lb l-aat Cant Out of Unfortunate Peaaanta. Notwithstanding diligence and pluck for Kusi'an peaaanU are wonderfully thrifty and industrious their future it never sure. When they can do no lict tor when, after a bad harvest, tlie on with much concern at tliu inefiVet- "tores of brealand fodder are ex hansted, uul attempts. She hud tried herself, it and the taxjfatherer ia threateniii" to (teemed, and bad been unable to open Hog them and after that to sell thorn up, Ulhli arm snoon tlinv m.ikn nn tin. if PERSON n tucier, agea seventy as Ilattie Milliaon, aged were recently married at N. I. it. AN JJIl'J.EGXABLE" HAN. How a DrltiHh CiiBtoma Offlolal Ro fuaod a "Tip." In the renter companion way of motit Atlantic atcniiH-rn there ia framed a public notice which attract a good deal of attitnlion from the paaaengi-rN on the way over. It ii publialied by Uie liritixh (iovi-rniuent, and U to the effeet that any person offering a bribe to one of Hit Maj .ily'a cusioins olli cialawill be heavily lined. The amount of thU line in mentioned, either HO of 100 or Honiething of Unit Hurt. The contemplation of tliia nntice fur nine or Uui daya every limn a peraon got-i up tlifoenti-r etinipnniiiii way ia calcu lated to give that pi rsnn avervgrcat reepeet for the uiiln ilniliility (,f tl i l,iv- nrpiml eiistouiN ollii-er. 'I lie American (inverumciit haa no niicIi linticcN ihlsIciI up anywhere that I ever miw. VV'heth. er it ia bcciiuao it is no well known that tho Americiin ciihIoiiin olliccr never un der any ciivniiislnnccs accepts a linbe, or win Him-the (iovcrnniciit fears that tho publie would regard the pouting of uch a notice as a joke, I have not been able Ui MM-i'i'tiiin. I have never met any one jet who would bribe a Liverpool customs olli ocr. The penalty which hiwalared him in the face during the voyage ia apt to diaeournge all such iiltcnipts. How ever, there are few lliinga which a per aon could take into Kngland on which duly ia exacted. I believe the customs oMlceit have a prejudice against dyna mite, against pirnicd reprint of "Kn plish books, against tobacco and aome thing of that nort, but, as a general thing, the American traveler carries iiolhlng with liliu on which duty could bo charged. wnr nig Meamsiiip reached Liverpool late One lll'cllliiir luwl u. - "Vou are not doing it rightly," aid the ai-cond young lady. "Vou have to iiiish this clasp that way, then turn the key null way around, puhii tlie cl;i. buck and give the key another turn and tlii ii it will unlock. Tim olliccr looked up, smiled and bhook hi jarred linger, and I uid "J.et mo try tho unlockinir. I fiillowcd the direction a well a I could and nearly broke my fingers, but the key woiildii t turn. I am afrai tlie magic word I Kind were not the "open ai-Niimu" that wa reouired. "I am very aorrv, Indie." Haiti th ollieer, "but I ahall have to break th lock." 1 he 1,-ulie were very sorry too, but tht'V maibi no iibjectiiui and the ollicct ileiiiitet and returned with a hatchet I his he placed under the obnoxious catch and tried to pry it open, lint lint lock was built very strongly and it wouldn't jfivii way, 'Ihn "halchet slipped mid the olliccr cut hi linger, ('nn'tyou Klretch the law a little, mini I, "and let the trunk pa. The ladies arc not going to stay in Kngland, but urn iroinir directly to France. I am Hiiro joii would liiul nothing dutia ble in the trunk or they would have made aome objection to your breaking uui lock. It wa now after twelve o'clock. Most of the people had claimed their baggage, had it examined and departed ior men- Hotels. "Well, naid the olliccr, "I ouoht not to do it, you know, but I will chance, it," uiid with that he put on the requisite murk that would enable it to pas.s out. J he owner wa vo-y grateful indeed, and while he wu atampiiig Hid trunk hu aid to me. "I would like very much to five him Hoiiielhing. How much do you think I Nhoiild oiler him?" "Well," I replied, "a general thing in Kngland it's Hafe enough to give a tip where a .service is done, out one evening Inst summer. Tim ruatoniH authorities penned us all up In the aevcral rooms of a building on the landing. Here there was a good deal of fijHH and ahoviiig through h pussai'e way that was very narrow, mid tCe band baggage was examined s we passed out. This was a very ilmv and tedious arrangement, and it'waa nearly eleven o'clock at night ncfore we were through with it, ami even at tlmt t,m the trunks bad not lu-en looked at. We were then pas.ed up into a room which we reached by !,. jn,.in. elimluiig Up t, incline we ntered a large building seeniin-lv eout-iinini. only one immense r . ' , NV,S W"j lighted, and the sc-ue was one whi.-l, once looked upon a person n.mld i,t forget in a Inn rv. On -iK ,;llu ,i, were piled trunks, ba-s, XMIM.Hi l:lni, atchels ..ml baggage of every descrip. Hon. (In the lelt ran a long. uU counter on which Hunks were liciti" "'"''d l v tl niformcd custoin boi.He ollleen. wImIc. bcndin.' over their open baggage were the owners fciierally talking , upidly to ihe imncr- All over the roniii the penalty here seenis to be very high, I don t think I would rik it. Yet I don't suppose he would object to a shilling if it could be given him ho tbat no one could m-e it." "1 will give him 'half a crown," aim aaid, "if he will take it." "All right," I cautioned, "but don't do it very publicly." The lady approached and said in her kindest voice: "I am very aorry you havo hurt your linger." "Oh," Naid the olliccr, "it don't iiiniu-r in I nit least, l iwsuro you; a mere scratch "Well, I inn yery much obliged in .i i ii i i ..." oeeii, ant! wiiispcrcii, "i hope you will let give vou this, not a a com peiisatioii, you know." "Ah! miss," he returned, smilin i i. . nun nowing very low to her, "glad to Have been of any aervico to vou. but. really, we are not allowed to 'take any ining; it is against the rules." and h waved his hands up and down as he aaiu mis. Hut, persisted tliu Indv, "it is only a very lllllo ami don't nt all come un dcr the heinl of a bribe." I ! . . . i ii.sniint yon, nils, ne N.Hll, "TOII are not iiideliicd to me for any tnim'. ' nciore, i mil only too nappy to have Ix-cn of any service. You ace, miss," be said, as we walked awav alter the porter who had abouldereil the trunk, "ollicer.s of the custom are i. ..n i ... .i ... i.ii.nn-n mi iHKc any mini', no matter how small, under any cireuni Nlunecs wlialever." And with that he again bowed very ow to ns ml walked with (he ladies out to their car- riage. "Mell. said 1. "it is refreshing lo see a customs olliccr that will not take a bribe." The young lady laughed merrily. "I am glad to hear ou say so," ahe naid, "for I know now wo did it very cleverly." "Why. you don't mean to say that you gave him the money?" Hie held up her hands. They were empty. "I slipped half a ennvn into his hand me urst time I spoke lo him, and concealed u with a ib fincss that Mneeit me he had done the fore." "Hi lik he con- bc- nan air sion of ii ! I. "W while njoii urged him to take it afler I"; had it in his hand, and he refused it "un siicii a t tiesieriicb he was really in posses "KxaetU,1' she sau neatly dune on b,.ili si, "Neatly .lone? Well, should say loit what a pair of hypocrites both o. o , ,e. .. M.,rj,t , lk.niil l.sll t It mind to tho worst, go to the koulak nni raise a loan. A Kiisran poasani in debt to a koulak ia pretty much in the a ime lix a a lly in a apider'a web, in u ix iie win never get out of. The kon ak the village usurer a peasant who, having Mtriiek oil, accommodates his neighbors w.th abort loans nt Ion" in lest, j no koulaks are a present plutocracy and a future aristocracy. In every village there arc two or threw of these koulaks, as well a several smaller fry who are trvin? to raise thcinselve to the same proud position. Jim principal character atic of this class is that hanlne.-a of heart which too olten appertains to ignorant men who have risen from poverty to wealth by small savings and severe self-sucrlice, and being always influential nicnibi-is of the commune, they have a great a 1- vantage over other dispensers of run1 credit, for both landlords and mh.i:: iradcsmi-n do a brisk busine s in loan mongcring. Loans are genera ly madit only to whole villages, or to conipari e of ))ciisants on the respons bil ly of the m r. The interest charged by the lend ers is a caution, and their bonds are drawn with an ingenuity and enforced with a ferocity that wouid have ma le Mivlock d e of envy. Jlere are a few instance", taken nt random from auiheiitie records. In January, Imko, a large villago in the province of Samara Solot urn bv name borrowed from one .Jarofi' a sum eiiial to !?:l.li(M, interest being deducted in advance, and bought from Jaroll"s store l.'i.OUU jioiintlsof hay for the starv ing cattle, liepavni' iit was to be made on the first of tho following October. under forfeit of ..',ri for every d iy of de lay beyond that timo. The wretched peasants were, of course, not up to t me, but they brought the man .I.(HD on a - count and promised to bring aim the balance a soon as possible. Mr, Jamil pocketed the cash and ollcrcd no objec tion to the propesed arraiigcnn-nt and for nearly a year he made no Jemaml for payment of the outstanding e',0iiii. Hut in September. 1K!. thinkin? nroli- ahly that be had bided his time long enough, he sued the village for the tr He of -7,. ii() - principal anil penalty. The magistrate before whom tho cisn was roiight, deeming the bargain illegal ami ineqii. table, decided that .laroil could rightly claim no more t'lan the unpaid balance of the loan and ordinary interest. iut Shvloik knew the law better than the" judge; lie carr ctl the case to a higher court and won it, ami as the appeal had occasioned further tie- lay ami so ;ncrca-ei the penalty, the court gave him judgment for ijiVi.immi, eipial to live times the amount of the or ginal debt, to say nothing of the $1.' 0(1 paid on account. ( vr bun Fran- -S, years, an twenty yea Jamestown Charb living at come tali in Ida fve- Aljii. of Denton, Md., aged seveiifc-ai-yirf, married a blushing danisePof seventeen recently, and at the reception following the ceremony danced a polka with ber. Jinltitturt American. IMPERSONAL. ACTIOH 07 THI EXAST. In restful sleep the heart slows up and lit beau number ton law verr mluute iu hundred iea avery hour, and In the usual time allotted to sleep, eipm nours, (. l .1 . 1 1. . I. .. .1 I . u .Kon k. JfK f "nuinL-r a-ivrn In ths uma nerlod of wake- Moran, a ten-year-'a 6-) , lulus. This means rest to that wonder- rasa Valley, Cnl.J as 1 fell orKn, a est that restores lu poweis blind from "cttrki;:)uilv'Ila uule" 11 ' aiscnarge us runcuoua n mi.. .,.. ;...,: a aT s moie neauniui ana vigorous manner. IIIJ ..imil.lllg, w - T. . . . A. ..WI..I, . . - .i .no vaw v. ileal l umrftw niuiii ,.nv- been cured by the use of Compound Oxv Ken, as administered bj Dra. Siarkev & 1'alen, a e a very intereHtiui study, Ihey all report Insomnia relieved as a bcKinuing and then go on to tell how the pal pita t on gradual 7 was relieved and the acl'on of the heart became regular and comfortalue, A New York banker whoso per-(If the action of the heart be kept up to ull sonal beauty is a negative quality is working capacity by wakefulness the time Kiii.I m linvn won a 1hi it uum-r l.v W. cam ot be'arotrwhen it will wear Itself A NEEDED REFORM. lilli VI. l.-la M , i,n ll. in,. r, ,r a l.ri'iil rnpiil.ir .Muv. iii'-nl. Society is built up on the basis of men's confidence in their fellow men. It is wonderful, Ihe extent to whVh wo Jo trust one another. Not a hundredth part of the numberless anil nameless advantages of nn dern society would lie possible but for tho pn valence of this mutual sp rit of contiilence. This if what makes our popular forms of gov- nnieiit u possibility. Nine-tenths of the business of the t me is done on trust, and could not be done without it. A comiucrc al pan.e ia notliiii" hot a sudden destruction of i- inliilenc,. 1'li.s is what makes the triiilt of tie- faultcr and embezzlers ami belravcrs of sacn d trusts so i oeul ar. nod t'heii nine uga nst soe'etv so cnornions. I he ellei t of their crimes strikes at the well lieing of thousands, of millions. :t may be. l or the time, at least, it makes it harder for one man to trust anniher- I'he debtor i lasses nil over the country are put to a il sadvanta'e. A ninoin frost, that comes us nuiellv as the even ing its- If. inny before morning do an unspeakable amount of harm. It ;s the amc w th any sudden arrest, from w hatcv er cause of oonular eontiilon. e Hut while ins sliio' on the fact lh it i he t in. s arc not worn than they us,-,' I to be in respect of In nosti- ni.o'il i. tcgr'tv and triisiwo thiness. Int ihn ! m the conti arv, t!ie liim-s are impiov- j i., ii nnisi i- , ,i, mm l iinii-s -ir ting that he was not the ugliest man in the metropolis and proving it by producing his son. X. 1". AIhU. There are two families of the name of Dodd in Barton County. Georgia. They are not related, anil interest in them arises from the fact that one n the families are composed of nine girls, while the other ituiade up of eig.it boys. p James Armstrong, of Lou re. Can.. a well-to-do fart); j, aged eighty-lhret years, fell in lotre with a niaiib n'of seventy-six summers, who rejected his suit. Thereupon he made his will, bcinieath ing her ull his properly, and" thep. hanged himself. During tlie past summer a vouuj lady at a Long Branch cottage and a gentleman atone of the hot"l.s who was not allowed to visit her, successfully carried on correspondence by mean of trricr pigeons, one of which he con trived to get to her by the coach man. A'. J'. Tribune. The golden wedding of Henrv Kos- nosky and his wife Zclda was" cele brated in ISoston the other i-vcnni". I he event is the second golden Wed ding among Israelites ever known to nave been celebrated in lioston. A procession was formed, led bv twenty- seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren, in the orderof iunioritv. and the venerable couple were escorted to a hull, where religious exercises were held by Key. Dr. Lasker. ton Journal. .Mr. Carpenter, the "Carp" of the Washington regiment of winter letter writers, being now in Dublin, sends this: "The Irish brogue coming out of the pearly teeth of a rosy-cheeked, bright-cved Irish girl sounds'verv sweet indeed, and were 1 a millionaire'Amcr- ican with one or two American girl 1m bies, 1 would come to Ireland to raise them for the sake of their complexion. The beauties are not, however, conlined to the upper classes. 1 saw pretty girls everywhere." What bothers society ladies more than uny thing else is to 'keep up with the fashion in walking. One season a lady will be expected' to adopt a win ning gait. At another time swin-'in" strides will be the style. The ilow walk and the rapid pace alternate in popularity. Nothing lasts Ion". If la.slnon decrees that a woman must make herself a perambulating convul sion of millinery and dry goods, it is all right. The style must 'havo its run. Atlanta CvnMitution. In IS 12 one thousand men formed the Old Defenders' Association of Bal timore, and on Septciiila-r 12 of each year celebrated the battle of North Point, fought iu 1M12. Thee years ago the association expired because the live resident members required by the con stituMon could not be present at the meetings. Of those one thousand men but four ure alive: George Boss, a"ed ninety-two; .lames C. Morton!: ninety one; John Pettecord, ninety-one. and Nathaniel Walts, ninety-one. llulti- liwrt nun. out, and the palpitation and flutter whi cause so mucn trouble may therefore, with good reason be f ared. A treatise ou Compound Oxygen, giving tho mode of action and results ol this remarkable cura tive agent, will be sent free. Addres Dra, Stahket & I'ai.en, 152V Arch frt., l'lnla- aeipnia, ra. One of their patients Iter. L. II. Morey, Seneca Falls. V Y., says, in a letter dated October J2 l.'Bo: ' I think Itmust be a year or more Miiee I purchase a Compound Oxygen Home Treatment ,and used it up. I am confident it diil me a jreat deal of good in throat an heart troubles; the fluttering and pain ireouenlly experienced iu ihe heart, have rot tcuched me for mouths. I did not thb k of Compound Oxjgcn for that trouble, but used it for throat catarrh. The distressing heart trouble has certainly left me." In a letter dated October be adds: "With the fx ceptiuu of a cold, contracted since I la I wrote you, I am in perfect health. What gratilles me most is my complete deliver ante from pain In the region of the heart, and irom frequent and distressing flutter ing or palpitation of the heart, from which l siiiiered tor years: It ased to trouble me -o much that 1 could not sleep on my left sine; ami frequently x would start up In bed, and have to sit up till the sensation nmi passed the sensation wan usually accompanied by faintness. Aotc sfrvp on tuiursutt, ana nave not or montM, hud a return of either the pain or the mtiirniiti. i used the Compound Oxygen for possible help to lungs, throat, aud catarrh, especially tre latter. 1 believe the Compound Oxygen to bet nerve and brain restor- r; at least, I work profes. Bionally with surprising and unwonted freedom from exhaustion. Orders for the Compound Oxyeen Home Treatment will be filled by II. A. Mathews. MIX lnu-.ll Stisior U I The Treasury Department has esta'o lished value of coma with holes uunched in them as followa: Double eagles, fifteen noiiars- stiver nonars, seventy-five cents; half dollars, thirty-live renU; quarter dol lars, eighteen cent-; dimes, five oeuw. THE ONLY W4Y TO CONQUER DYSPEPSIA. It is perfectly preposterous to Introduce pepsin and other artificial solvents into the stomach, in the expectation that tliey will assist digestion by acting ou the food itself. They will not. Nor ia it possible thus to overcome dyspepsia The only way to ooi.quer that disorder, and pre vent numerous disease aiul.'disabilltles which It assuredly provokes. Is to renew the activity of gastric action by strengthening the atomach, lloatctter's Stomach Hitters eradicates tlie tsiiht inveterate forma of indigestion by restor ing vitality to the alimentary oritana, and those which are tributary to them. The liver, tlie uoweis, me Kidneys and the nerves, no less man uie stomach, experience the tnviKoratite t tlecta of that standard tonic, which possesai-a alterative properties tl.at great'y enhance its beneficial inllueiice, and give a permanence to its eU'ecUi which they wouid not otherwise plIBUCbfl. M. de Lessep has given $4(Xi,0 0 forgov eniment land along the Sues canal, to be used in the work of w idening the waterway For '(h Atthmt Ibroiai IMiMtrdera, use Bronchial Troches." 14 Ton get more comfort for ill .. fnn'a 1I..I Cliff-.. .1... , "OU ZtidZ .n.nyclt Old Matnal is taken Palmer & Key: reneiuber this fast The best cough medicine ia ii.-. for (Consumption. Sold everywhere, To feel free, pleasant and be kea!ih J insn way t lower. reap at drugjit 1 If .mui.J 1 . v. a - v- - 1 i -iiimru nun mir r.jcn, USS )r I. I Thonioaon'a Kre Wan-r. Iirni,.l.i. ..n "i - "l. w KU H -THE rAVORITIf-.A SEW PApJ iini,a This Paper Cutter Is the b-t m.i.J priced 30-luch cutter ever olfered iol! i..j. u It is strong. It Is substantial. It Is ruled to Inches. It Is all iron and steel. It has front and back gauges. It cuta accurately. 4'ula 30 InclirM. I'rice, Sljj. Kept iu stock by PALMER A KEY Portland, Or. Puintehh' Suppliia TO NEWSPAPEH MEN. Palmer& Rev. Type Founders nnd r...i.. . '.i j and Printing Material to Purchasers the isorthwest. ftos. 112 aud lit f m I street, Portland. Oregon. You ran secure the best terms from Palmer & Rey. prices meo Star tradexSj? mark. mmmi Frtt from Opiutts, JLmetic and PoiM I SAFE. SURE. PROMPT. AT Ptal'Mirm AJa'D UcAlatHJa. Til It 1UAKLLM A. f IMfKliBH m, RAmiORI, Bk 10 For Pain ERkMAN REeOi Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, IMrkMrB. llniflM, liwtMcM, fnrnln llrnt.r, 1fM.tf. Pbirr. kiktv rf.NTa. AT UIIII.IUSIS AMI tlE.Vl.Sia THI CHABLKa A. IM.ILI ltl "A l.TI IIKK. all. "DON'T PAT A BI PBICI!" fir) Penis '""J"' ft,r ar-tiaiireriptlin to the Ud UUli We,.kl Amerleaat Karal lloaie. Itocheater, N, Y.. without premium -"Uie t'heapekt and Heat Weekly In Uie World." 8 io llirluible' olV were some mm hundred excited tiis "libera running wildly hither and tliilher trvii.,; to eollcet'their In.-...,..,. names order. Miiiaa uiai were marked with were arranged In alphaMieal ..... M-citnn l (he l.uildini; were let terrd with the alphabet painted larire and conspicuous al,,,,,; the nuht-hsud side. but. as theK,est majority of the trunks had no name, the owners h-i.l to run aK.nl in .met f them. p,t,.r, were there with their short pickets aud numls-rcl ,-,,,, gumg the trnnls at..t und.-r ,h wi.r-s air,.PlilM wnl as MM.il as one trunk had been e. aniliied it . (j,ken aav by a stal wart coiter who culled "a cab, an.' U place , , initik slsiuincil !.,,. i... M:.lwsrt port.r. It wsa n of Is nildctno' c,.nfiisii. . a.s ttavel as li-hl s lossihl,. .,. orilH' to COIIII1I-. .1 lilt I...I illt a Vllehcl tlml ,.., . , i . i i icn nv .1 ll cesNSn , Ii i v ' ,,r- and o sir.. , ooiii:,.., n,-, .niniii t " .iiiir o.ice. i, , Other HN-IIP I slw r dra. the p i troubles w.i.. 'd .iloiii; ti jih he Tho Love of Country. Such is love of country. Heautiful, heaven-sent npirit! which' makes heroes of cowards an, s..iuis of debauchees, which sustains men in dungeons and curries women throu-h trials which is si once nature in art and art in nature H things that are tender in one stron casement. Only those who hate lost their country know how to value it and there is no continental nationality which has not at son... time known, what suhjiiiiuti in is. The other even in the band played -tiod s;lv tl( yuecn. and all the Hnlish rose to tl'etr feet mid stood till tlio liual strains "f the noble old anthem died awav "Pn the moonlit a,r. To i. , a for. Kn land aud to 1,4,0 a bod vol for.-i.-n musicians bivak u,ou on" with voT.r u national song eien the (.,-,-f. 'iiii'Vir Unions, for all (heir stolidit, aiv n.-l proof again.i it, ami blast cm'' l 1.1 lil.c ::eitiiiL' tit. Mint i,..i II.i'.vc.mii, ,., ,'.,:, 'r-ni,'. tr.., On.-.d Sistame lu re a;td l 1 t'f the i ;,.. Ll a l n an ..id ti. " companions ' 'f ! i'l 011 ne.- I ..o.i r Jul r hi'.Ii 1 ..1. . a' a ...I , 1:1 il of the I'liuinau sle.-pors .! 'v ''''' 'he I'm. rail-..1. 1 ' '" ( ' v i t,. -,s tl- '' ":' '-Hilt a few " ' "I '-i'.i'oO, and ,va.",. i. I"' I lio- UUi'at ,;u, , ' ' ' "llliti y. ig r,-,.i:' sgbt; for butler: it were. . as tn, y 011-ht to be. There arc too 111:111 V las, a.s unload: too lioinv m I. icvos 111 piai es h -jli and low." 'l'!i,-t-, n e too many caoital.sts l.i .1, f 1 by under-ii.tv, or no pay ut nil; t,, many workmen who can not be tnivc out of s cl.t to do e tlu r good t:uie, r L'ood work. There nr., too many ix-nch-baskets it, tu, ,aw .,, j rotten c rrltlll, tucked in out f too milcli butter no oalmed .. o. many m.oiile. in intoim. eralile ways, trvng'to a irct a livim a.s bv the skin of their teeth .iil. endles, is.ntrivances endeavoring to make money on the margins of 'their tr eks of adulteration and other frauds I here are, moreover, too many chil dren, in ,'ehool and out of school, in the r homes and on the streets, who -ire grow in,- up tlie same wav; who arc 00,11- it a"v such tr.iiiiii.iT niasc tit, 111 Minor to lie, or create n-t.nct for truthful., ...I.I ! " iiiase im in liaie to sav no and whatever the sneaking lio gibl.hl allurement. A great popular movement aloi," the 1 ne of an honostv-refoim would" un- I'Mll.tedlv ty. good t, n Al ,,j from the top to the bottom, m-.'iit b ",v 1'"'1 . " 't- ihe-e is no on . to whom there would not accrue i,oni it some a.lvanla.''.. Society at I ,r I "-"e 01 it, would uislaini, I t ,i thk-r.H-t.f.. it'g on woul in them nn 1 i,'ht Ull.l, r the ' crv C.imei ' the "A LITTLE NONSENSE." - Folks who live in tall houses had best not make up faces at earthquakes. Boston Jleralit. "The siio'le scull race!" exclaimed an old lady, as she laid down tho paper- "I didn't know there was a race of men witii double sculls." We see a Virginia man has invent ed an "anchor for fence posts." Well, iua ne such a tiling is necessary. We have frequently seen buovs at "ale posts. linnliti?. - More than four thousand counters have been patented in this country, and yet there are hundreds of thou sands of men and women vet un hitched. - .(ii-iVf t ifj'j, ti. -- On a lirst glimpse of the sea: "As- 1 tonishing! Who would have thought there could be as much water as that".'" "True; and remember that you oiih see what's on top."--I'ul-HiU. "Isn't it heavenly ?" calculated Mis (iitsh in r'-leiene .'to M i,s pedal',, performance 011 the piano. "Yes," r, . plied Fogg, --it is in 1 1 heavenly. Ii sounds like thunder." ,'::,tn i'nins cnjtt. "I Climb to lies.," is l,m.v I,.,,-, coin's lairs; poem. The ditlor. nee lie tween Lucy and oiitsclf is that we climb to ork. Our sanctum is on the third floor. Climb up aud sco us, Lucy. - '.i ici.iV l;rcr:e. "Oh. Frclldie. you inustu't dig any deeper! Our teacher said the Austra lians lived right down through the ground, and what would papa say if vou should let them right into our ear-dcn?"-.V. Y. Telegram. Fond Fathcr-"Mv Uiy is ginr to be a groat man. He'u always read- in- something. 11,. will make smart man some day." Visitor ooy) hat are you nling now? Fne Pi-,-. a (to -Ihtftii ou can't.' -Xc - I' ic A'k.i Lid ans 'ull b.-ard.s iiicii and I lie, h.ne ;-r, at !o,e . ,11- t.i.i g .11 oils or eontr n o , r, tond of tho r women arc sa'd to Is Cood wr',e:s. Lr imin.-, : .. . arc --"Can you tell me. mv d. ar," said a ben-p,, k,.,l husband tJ his scol,iiu.r wife, "the diircrcnce tH-tweeu your mouth and a coiirt-hou.sed.Htr1" -'-No sir. I can't." "Well. then, vou had hotter have one or the other "of them Cioscd so mat oilier people can tell the uiiicieneo. even H man tmlci t'.aent. --Pream and dream - Drrsmor. sa,. will vmi .!. ..t , i 11 a laiid nl .,-,., .ir,iine. "ws . r ,i,i 1, I,,,,,, ,p v, .hi,,. psaers i tnl . o,,m. - I'nuft 11.,,;,, .', Vrs. sret 1,p. e'!ldiT.im u ". 1 un- , rii.'.,,, 01 f I..,., pates. 48 oolumua. 16 years old. For One wouar you hava owe choic rrom over ISO ditli-ront Cloth Bound Dallar Volaanrn.jtD 10 saw pp.. and paper one year, poal paid .Hook poetntre. IV. Kitra. 30.000 honka irican tfMnuiiK them are: Law Withsut Lawyers; Kain lly (.yclopedia; Farm Cyclopedia: Farmers' and Mo4-khreedf-ra U.ildii: i.on.n.nn Ha.imaIi, Pii. (try Yard: World I'vclnnedta: ranlnn'. oll. (i,o voiuiseioi; wya l aeral raaUmea; Hva li-ra Before the Mast; i'eoplea History ? cniien istaiea; unlTeraal History of all Na I'lioas; Popular History Civil War (both aides.! Any onk book and paper, one year, all post paid, for 11.15 only. Papar alone, 6Ac. Satisfac tion guaranteed on hooka and Weekly, or (money refunded. Reference: Hon. C. H. 1'AKHONs, .Major Rochester. Sample papers, in. Kl'KAL HO.MK Co., Ltii., without Premium. 6 Jc.a year! Kih.hksi'h.N.Y. "THE 0L0 EILIABLE" OOKDON Job Press is the strongest. Registers accurately, at hih speed. Is the easiest running press in the market. Is sold at a figure within teach of all. Has patent throw off and chase-hook. Talmer & Key, i ortlaml, have all sizes on band. Is made in two sizes -si2 and 10x15 with throw- otr. For sale by Palmer & Hey at prices that tiofT competition. Address Palmer & Iley, Priuters' Supplies, Portland, Or, NOT ONLY THE NATIONAL DISEASE BUT MANY OTHERS. It is said that dyspepsia is our national malady. Well, Hhanhuktii's Tills will cure the national malady. It is said that constipation Is Ihe curse of our sedentary lif. Well, HkandkethV Pills certainly cure constipation. Il Isp-nerallv conceded that rheumatism comes from. acid stomach ami sudden changes of temperature. Hrandkktu's l'll.l.s have corrected all this and wi.i do 11 again. tbromc diseases are cured by taking ."u iu luurui nuA.MiKhi 11 8 111.1.8 every . .., ,ui a iiiuiilu. A. FELDENHEIMER The Leading sad Reliable JEWELER Of Portland, Oregon (Cor. Flnt and MurriiuB Rtai. (WMTKY UKDCKH HOM1ITRI). ii NEW CAST AJAX TINKERS' 8HEa"g! Cents ffZfS&AZ Length of Culling Edged, J Indira. (i'ab Ajipl'd lea.) Carefully made, well Bnlnhfrt. eitjea cuiLnm, aa4 hard as aloel, e,ual l ths b.nl atrl (Kwlt In eutMai liulltin. Wu g.iaruitre thrm to he tw'lully ai io3 v,On-mit eipcnuOi-articln asRUKK 4B ," B,.1I M(.tstr. opp. I'alac HnteL 8.K. Uei buulrs Too!. Hardware mi. 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It diiaolTea Tery eaaily, therefor doaa sol apoil butur by Ut gritty paruciaa.aa of un asp paua with othar Bait. Cjmia.m Halt ia too riaky for anybody toaa In making ttnttar. 'lharsxireotfamiliOTUMaoIiaiia Oaltoa tour table that they can afford to gal that thai ia th moat bmlthr and the beat H0LMK8' KXTHA Blf-TED BALT ia nmi ky taj 1 baat dairymen in California, and aaa asTer fail ad to pleat batter than aay other kaaad wnniTr riot. Paca4 ut B. 1 aad Mpoaa4 Para Llnaa la: SUA In a ioiind Oatuo Kaaa aad Cartnnt Ui karlag Ihl hrmad fraa ymr c k. WBrnii at r. Faeto Oaaat Agaala, 101 aad 101 California Sine, lam Pruelae. DR. TOUZEAU'S FRENCH SPECIFIC (7. die G. Wn car (vith earr) fht a-nrat mw In tre to sert darm. Ka-h h..i rantaint a yrartical trearia on ar ai diiaaia, with roll tnaarucuga tut acj-eura. i i"tr Pric,ia. J. O STEELE, Agent, 33 Market StrMt. 8i Franetaoo, Ca.