Oregon sentinel., May 25, 1867, Image 1

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Lilt
mill
& Ayers
t,
"tutor
SCH0PULA AND SCROFULOUS DISEASES.
from r.mr r.,u, " ':',;?,c" W"'A'",' 0''w
.. 1 1 .nt,l lnrre nuanllllco of your 8AtlAPAmttA,
I linvc foul inrRi ;i; , . , ,,,'. i.i..,.i .nr
I otrr )?l "t w '","'? : , ,,i, ' a. iV.V .. Jr
lull Mllaloeiiiiii .; "" " - --; .".,.:
I (-.MM-HI It, IIICV OK'"-,
.'..... .1.. iiiireilllllilllllllr.
!ii
rmntlons. rimpip". UlotchM, rustulcs. Ulcers,
Eruptions, xmp nU. DlBOMOi ot lh, , Skin.
f sm !. Itnbt. Afnrliroll. imiwi. Afiyrunii.
. J ! Ininnr lo I liil jou linbllili or tho nmliclnol J liluu
otiuc nm """"",.,".-;-,,; ......li w tn,,i .our hah.
I. .. . in iiiir pnn. I'irF. mill iiHii iui iimri
Smwu."" S.:. has &S ll tor .om. .0n.l...
ita .tr 'im- A, nice, a iff tnotcn iinrf much-titttmtit
from Mf j)tMUflt cap, M,j l..f.J.
ii Mr daulurr liaa HirTrreil (or n )or pott Willi a 'cror
ulmu crtiiilloii, v lileli w cry tioullrfomc hollilna;
SrTl iiir ir until ho tried jour JiAUSArAiilltA,
"vMcli noon eoniplclrly cured licr."
rem Charltt f. t.'il., rlht vMtMnmrn firm rj
(hint, M'!l 1 .' I mannflitturm iftnamlttd pa-
ntrt til jVifiAiifi, A. . ... .
I liml Mr wicnil cnr a tty troubtf'orrie Amwln
.n.-lnccwHch Bicw cnuitniilly wuirc initll II illillRUicil
'r "niiri "ml brcmnc nn liiloleinblc sanction 1 tilc.l
ilin'i'l iitrniilnirii limn coulil ol Lolli cl Ico ami mcill.
t - bill wlllioiil nuv icllel ttliolocr, mull I look lour
SAn"Al'Aiili.LA Iflinnicillntdy innilc my lr.ee nope,
unt lM me It rnliiht lur a llmci but In o ten wceki
,-"' . . .......... ...! II.m l.lnllii Mlltl ntl-
lllC HOW H.III UCJI"" ,u I""" "' '';"";."".,"
Mil it tn.tll my loci- l o. Hiiool ; dp siijlcdt '. .end Urn
I Itlionl nuv miiiiloin nr llio dliic I Ul I l o cl. I
ri iiv irlrcl lien Hi, ond without a doubt otto It lo our
!,AIIArAUIII.A.'
Eryilpolfti-HonoralDoblllty-PurirythoDlootl.
From lr Unit, .Stirti, JhrniUm .St.. A'. ".
I)n AVktti I tclilom lull to ntnoic hn pliant end
XtroMoM bore by tlio ierctlliig uic ol jourHAn
ArAiili.LA. oinl I boie J't i w eiiud nn ollick of
H,ili,,itnt KriniptUit Willi II. o ollfiol ee w.ril
yiiuiiI' tho .SaimaI'AIiili.a on liauUiull(dtull.cilo
fiiiloil nn "til u lo Hid jiui)i"
J-'romJ. i:.Mmtlnn, Ko , X'nhnmi. Uhlo.
Tnr tneWe ycam I had tl.e jtllon Kr)lr'lef on mr
rlilit mill, iliirluir which Hum 1 ttlul oil the cclrbiolrd
ihilclau I could rroch, ami liiok l,ui.i!itil ol dollott'
worth or mrdlcliiei. lliu ulcrti woe 10 Led Ihot the
tcmU U-cniHu vlrlble. mid lie iloclni diclilid ll.nt my
mm hum b omputiiud. I bipan tnkluc unrbAi:A
rAiiai.A 'look inn butllvr, mil nuiit id jour 1 ills
Ju.jlherllioyliiociind me. I mil I im nillni.diouiU
aimnbiMly HcIiir in n iubllo ilcr,tiii cnn-l ki.own lo
erert'liod) In Ihlicummiiult)-, mill ixcln-j IU woi.dcror
II
rm Ihn. Iltnrj Mnnrn. .If. . P .nf Xtwtntllt.C '.,
I UHtHuy mrmlitrif Ihe Oinmllun I'lirllamtnl.
l linn- ii-ul jour hAtiKAl'Aiiii.LA In my Imnl y, for
(nrl iIMIIIh. mill Mr purfi)lo Hit Wf, llli very
Uiicllchil irMiltr, oinl Kci cuiilidvucc In commciidliig It
Collie anilcltd."
at. Antlmiy'o riro, noo, Salt Hhoum, Bcnltl
Ho id, Uoro Eyes.
From lUrxtv .SlfUtr, . . tht allt tililnr Iht Tunk'
kwiHoel ittmneml, i'ftiijrmi(i.
"Our only child, obiiut lluvu rnti ul ice. wot allocked
by iiliiip'ai on hU lorvhrod. I hey mphlly inrml until
I her Mrmcd a IooIIimmiiu nud It ulctit luie. which cov
trnl hl luce, mid nctuolly blinded hUejti loriotnvdoji.
Aiklllul pliyficioii npplied nil rule ol Ihcroiid otheriein
illr. without any npparcut tdect. 1'or llllren ilnji we
(imilrd hi Immh, ll nltli I hem Ic tliowlcl lroroeu I ho
leiteilii ond corrupt wound which couuil hU wliol
lace iTonlux Irlul virry IIiIiir ilif we hod any hope
from.ua bevuu Hiring tour HAimAl'Alilt.LA. ami apply
ing Iho loiliila at x)toh lotion. u )im illitct. 'lliuiore
2n to hi'Ol when wp hod ultrn Ihe lint bottle, and
naancll nhoii uu hod HuMiiit Ihe itcoud. 'Iho chlld'o
tyelmlio, which hod cmuc nut, uicw npoln, mill le It
now m heallhr ami lulr on any oil vr- The whole neigh,
borhuud pirilielcd that Iho child muit die,"
Byphllh and Morcurlal Bisooso.
'mm Dr. llimui Sltxlt. rf St. .null, Mlnnuri.
"I llud )nur bAitSAi'AitiLi.A a iiioiv cDcctuol icnwdy
fur Ihv MCoudary inplonii ol Syiihltii, ond lor oyphllluc
dlec lliau on) other wo hkui. Ihe prolenlon ore III
d'bled to l oil fur ionic of lliu bl liinllciur wo hnic "
roni .1 J. I'rtHch. M 1., uu emfnriif phyiltinu rf Law'
rrncr, .)'.. teAn i, n jironiiiicnl mtwiUr rjf Ihe Itjii-
ii(HrritrJiiniirAuitj.
"Uu. Avkii Jlv dear riln I have fun ml tour Saii.
ArAUMLA on exci'lleut rcnmly for .S;;Alfi, both ol Ihe
iTinnrj ond ittimtUiry tjpe, and tdmuil In loniecoiri
that were too obtliiiatv lo )Klil lo other ittncdlea I do
not know what wo can inipluy with more certoluly of
luecew. where n iionrrlul olii'iullir 4 iriiilird."
Mr (Am .V, I nn .Itie, r A'rir Jlruunciel, ..J.,hlii
dicaiiriil ulcer on hl k'K, cituxd b) the obuo ul' mer
cury, or mtrtiirlut iliwut, which iiiett' nioic and more
irjrmoliil lur )rarr, in tiiilu nfeur) itnudv nrtieal.
mentthal coiihl bv oppllvil. mill! the pvirvtcrliiK U)eof
AyxhV .iAiitAi-AniLLA iilloxil him, Ken com on be
lounl niuir lini'leiote oinl dUtiiriluj; thin tblt, ond It
tuok K'liiul ducu bulllra lo cure him.
Lou:orrhma, Whltoa, Fcmolo Weakness,
are seueroll) produced b liili'ruol ."crriium lUctralian,
mil oio lei) ullcu cum) by Hie ollviolliu inrct of IhU
hAlitAI'AlllLLA, bumq cn niiuiie. huwmir, In old
Of lliu HAIUAfAIIIULA, Iho ikllllll OppllCOlloU Of local
renudki.
yvn Hit treMnnim ntul kIMii ethlraUtl J)r. Jacob
Murrltl, Chiciuiititi.
"I h.ur fouuil )nur KAint.M'Atai.LA on cNccllenl oiler
(the In illmi' of Ivuinko JIhii) car ul IriPKidoilty,
l.eucorrlura, Inlcrual L'lceraliuu, niid local debility, orii
lintlioni Ihv Mroluluua dlathola. hate tlvlded toil, olid
there are lew that do not, when ill edict ii properly
oldid by local tiratmvnt."
A taJy, UHullliny to atfow the puUlculion rf lr namt,
Krlltii
"M dau;litcr ami mwell l.ntc Irrn ciitrd of a tery
debilitating Ixiu'iiiihujiir lung Hauling, bi twu Lollki
Of)Ulir tAltOAI'AIIILL. "
Itheumttlom Oont Liver Complaint, Dytpop-
oia Hoart, Dlaoino Uoura clo,
when cauvd hv Sern.Mn In lliu miUiii, tic lapidly cured
1 tult Lit. 6AiiAr.MiiLUA.
AYTr'8
CATHARTIC PILLS
rotc o ni.iiiv inltnutiic over llio ntlicr pttrga
tiic in tlio ninrkPt, mill tliclr ftiiicrlur tlriuc nro io
univcri.illy ktiuwn, tli.it we nccil not ito inoro llinn
toaiura ilia piihllo llirirqimliir U inniiihiincil cqiml
to the lie it ctcr luit U-cn niul llmt tlicy mny lo
ucncmlcil cm to iln nit llmt iliuv luttu evef (lime.
rrcparcil l.v.I. C. AVUH, At. 1)., . Co., Lowell,
Man , nml olj br
OSBORN &. SESSIONS,
PURCHASING AMD COMMISSION
Agents, 507 CiilUurniu Street,
bun L'niiicibcu.
lfA.y,,S.0IUD KXTBS9IVB KXl'KIUKJ.'CE IX IIQTII
i. .. .. ..W".!'1" n"' l!''"" "le, 0 ficl Culllldellt UmI lo
kKMIIt MKIIUIIAMsduilihigA iv.l.lcnt ngeut.or luun
vtiui wl biiiil! Mr, un hHm lupnilui iiiduvciueiiti,
-tilkulirjlltiilluii gltviitu culUvtluna, Hut puicli.i.e nml
"' "' ' lndr Srfiw. Dnfu, luiiipi, s.wlng 31 ichlu.,
' uruih.rii.iiuiciU.ii.iKjulilug w .grvlcui of eaperl-
t'uicl..u4 IIIU iiimI. fjr ca4h onlr, otcent in coxa or
l'vuagivuieut to llio contrary,
co 111. obovn,
ri-nrlywltliCinfleM.lieiaon Co.wbolawlo deaUriln
nr. ciclUIng, Sn ifraucl.co.
C. . Sessions,
fviomlyvlth C.H.Ooodnln I Co, 1u,aIo gtera5n
" &'.K'"lfy 'hlc- """" ,c,8lf
(.KEATSPORTSMAX'8 EMPOKIIM.
T1,"2! nNUK.Il.a,0NED HKSWJOTIfULLY 1NI0UMSTIIK
ii l'u.V"e "'"I bia frhiula generally, that he baa Utely been
iu am ruuciKUl n,cro 10 ,,1,(11 u K01j uortiiieiit of Hue
W couiuioii rldoa, alwi-guua, rvvulvera of oil diriwiit klnda,
oarriugert of ike Utu.t miiui,u, oil kloUa of mniiiuui.
I? .'' "I" f wr"'diM. Iiwilr, ahoti olao, podr-dka,
IUt.ft4.ki, buiitlug-Ug. of avery aort and alio.
i,.i.i -I" w" te fl"uJ "I"1 prowplneaa. iiMtneaa and dli
paicii. The uuimCicturliig of uew rlflta will l.edoueotlbe
auurteat no.lce, and In the moat approved atyle.
..... V ''J1 "' la" Ptrouage, I mapectrully solicit continu-1!,r,"',lue-
"bopat llesldeuce on ablrd Street, firat
Jw wutk or U. y. lo ell's law office.
. , , JOHN MILLER,
SepUoiterb.l86a. tf.
WM. HOFFMAN,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
&
UomkliiK House.
Deeds and other InithimenU of writing carefully
prepared, and aoknowledxeraeuta taken.
ii f.p,lcui,on" for Homestead Entries, I'rcompllon
' fi'J Rml ,1'rlvale entry of lutui prociis-Ml.
JcltsooTU. Augntl i, 186C.
feg0it
M El ,.mi
VOL. XII.
BUSINESS N0TICK3.
Peter Britt,
Photographic Artist,
JACKSONVILLE, OREOOX.
Ambroty po s,
Photographs,
Oartos doVislte
DONE ;.V THE FINEST STYLE OF AIIT.
Pictures RciHiccrl
Oil EXLAIIGED TO LIFE SIZE.
PIONEER
FAMILY flltOCEKY STORE,
FmsT noon south of gixsn, diiom
ii CO., nml iipptrltu tliu I'nt OrTIcc. where
mny bu tumid n cliulcvoulcclluii of Family
Groceries nml l'rovlilmia.
l.l(ura nml Tnlmccn,
Ciimllco. Nuta, Applet, etc.
In fuel, cverylliliiR uanully fouuil In n flrat-clnta
r'nmlly Grocery Slore,
CIIAIlnS W. SAVAGE.
N. 11, Markut 1'rlco pitld for t'roduce,
Jnckannvllln. Mnrcli 1. 18R7. tnr2tf
VOLNEY COLVIG,
CAXVOXVILLE, OIIEOOX,
Will nko Acknowlcilgcmnita of Dceda, I'rotcit
Niitcsninl Hills or CxchniiRO, tnuku Atteilalloni'.
nml ntticr Inurnment or publication, lllnnk
I)eeil, .MortRiigei, Hills uf Sale. Towers of At
torney. Licensee, Agreements, etc., coiMnnlly
uu Imiid. feli2Um3
DR. A. B. OVErlBECK
Phys
ician& Surgeon,
JACKSONVILLE, 011EG0N.
Onico nt llio residence, In ttio Old Ovcrbeck
lloepllnl, on Orepon Stieel.
E.II. (IIEEXMAX,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OFFICE-Corncr of California and Fifth
Btrcots, Jacksonville, Ogn.
He will practice In Jackion mid adjacent
counties, and Attend promptly to proferalnnnl
culls. f-f
DR, A. B. OVERBECK'S
BATHEOOMS,
In tho Ovorbock Hospital,
WARM, COLD & SHOWER BATHS,
SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS.
jamaL.ca
....
pONORiaS AT ITO l..8TfaM8ION
I. ....... .HI.i;. m...r i.f ...rv man Hint to
j nuv iikhi.ii.ii n i-iw-niiv, . "...,.
i....w I,, ,i..r.i m fr. i,in;...ir finiii tho
pres(iriii'liiHilmicriuiii Mi nctlou, and lilcli
lie 1 wholly inmMy iiiln-rttlm in ilUclmrcu.
'i... lAtt.tA. ....H. ,,r .1... IT,li,l Rinl.m ulilehl
Thu District Court of the
lt iiloue In lliu Cily nr I'nrlluud, tin', under
IIiIhIiiw.hu iwclimltu JnrlMllclInn nf nil cifcii
in Itiiiikrupley. The uinliTi-lisiied Imvo procur.
ed t copy ol me lv mid ru ri-iuly. us kooii u
n Itcjil'l'T l iiiMilntiil. to nlieinl iriimptly to
procuiintrill'ClmrL'es Iu lluiikrupicv lor nil wlio
uuiy leel dUpo'ed lo ftor tllVIII with tliclr put.
lonitu'e.
XJT Abo attention pM lo procuring LET
THIS I'ATIjXT lor new luenllon.
Alitcliell, Dolpli & Siulth,
Attorneys'iil..it". I'tirlliiiid, Oregon.
(iip-J7 m:i
vl.,.v. w....vr, ........
HOTEL
unnrunv.L.1.1. nuitut
3VTja.I3NT BTriBBT
CA lrYOX VILLE OliEG OK,
D. C. MoCLELLAN, Prop'r.
riiiu nniKE IlTs" UECUNTLY HEUN
1 iillilcluiul preprtnil for lliu rrCt'illon f J
uiii'hI. nml Iln" iitiiiiriutor would my In Jlie ,
.lilwiiH nl Snnihim Oreu uud thu iruaiiiij:
i:i:s ,! riff WX ir: ai.'x
prlc.rt K. Mill.
Tim Tahlu will bo furillailCil W III tltu laest Hie
m.trket nlloul. pi-nnlttlns n I'01160 ,0 c)tCl:, ,l
eltlicr In (imllly or variety.
SI'KCIAL NOTIOKS.
P. Jacksonville Lodge
No. 10, hold ita regula
mcetlngi on eery Saturday
?ymiigaiweuoarwi.
n...i..ii. nn,1 .inn.llnir ore Invited tOHtteild.l
tmT lldll
b HKNuY DUNCAN, N.G.
JAMKrtM.SuTToxn.Seo'y.
I'rustecs.-GKOitok! Kcsic, Win. IUy and
J.Dy- .. ,. ,
im i vx Ak.iaM.. AA.Ma uin .HnniiHV
ACUC&HU jaiCOltUB " --
each Month.
Warren Lodge Ko, 10, A. F. & A. M
A HOLD tltolr regular communications
V" t,lu Wednesday Evenings or preccd-
rr lug tue lull moon, in jACKm.i. "
ipi"wri.
kqox. a,imjn
0. V. SAVAOK.Sco'y.
CERS.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS
NOTICE. Having disposed of our fac
tory, wo are now prepared to give our whole
attention to our Lcallier and Finding business.
On band, direct from France, Can & Kip,
Domcstlo Leather, Uoot Legs, etc,
Joun O. Hkin, I L. Favrb, I Joun Diut,
New York. Paris, 8an Frauclwo.
Address, HEIN 4 BUAY,
416 Battery Street, aSt,n FmDilteo.
I. O. O.
B-WEWJ!i2aJ
"aaaVrlirft7
JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 18G7.
ZZ1 aaoaaa ooaooiiooaaSS.lJll.iAa' ' AVJg; - 'tTT
"IF WE KNEW.'1
If wo knew tho woes and heart 'ache,
Waiting for us down tho road,
If our lips could tnstc tho worm-wood,
If our backs could feel the load;
Would we waste to-day in wishing
For n time that near can be:
Would we wait in such impatience
For our ships to come from sea?
H wo knew the baby-fingers
IVessed against the window-pane,
Would be cold and still' to-tno'TOW
Never trouble U9 again;
Would the bright eyes of our darling
Cntch the frown upon our brow?
Would tho print of rosy fingers
Vex us then ns they "do now ?
Ah, tho.c little ice-cold finger.',
How they point our memories back,
To tho hasty words a id actions
Strewn along our backward track !
How those little hands remind us,
As iu snowy grace they lie,
Not to scatter thorns but roses
For our reaping by-nnd-by I
Strnngo we never prizo tho music
Till the sweet-voiced bird has flown;
Strnntje that weshould slight the violets
Till the lovely flowers arc gone;
Strnngo thnt summer skies nntl sunshine
Never seem ono half so-fair
As when winter's snowy pinions
Shake their white down iu tho nlrl
Lips from which tho seal of silence
None but God can roll nway,
Never blossomed in such beauty
As adorns tho mouth to-day;"
And sweet woids that Ireiyht our mem
ory With their beautiful perfume,
Conic to tilt in aw eel ucceliu
Through the portals of the tomb.
Let us gather up the sunbeams,
Lying nil along our path;
Let us keep the wheat ami roses,
Casting out the thorns and ehafl;
Let us find our sweetest comfort
In the blessings of to-day;
With a patient hand removing
All thu briers from our way.
ElKlatct'ii Yvnrs in u Diuiiteon,
A tirTVnnnrr mililifclinil nt Piilimn
Mexico, tolls the following frightful
Rtorv,
ntul calls upon tho tiublio
to
puinsli tho crimiiml:
"When Gvnvnil I'nelilitn entered tho
town of Avo. in Suiitvinbor Inst, lio ex-
r
, net t(l n forced loan from the people,
Minn n portion 01 it, ten upon iiiucuiiuu
' livini! in the ulace. The cunitu
ncted ns tliongli lie would pay, but ho
did not innko his appearance nt the
.,,, dfulsruutcfl lor payment, and Gen-
I cml l'ticblita ordered him to bo nrrest-
1 I'd. A partv of men went to liis dwell-
' j,, f ,, kno't.k(..(i nt l.is.Iooi-; there was
niiRw-Pf. nm t lev iroko in T lev
i "u "' "" v, '"" "1 "VRV '" ,"
found no ono in tlio house, nntl were
about to lenvo it, when they heard a
friilit Ail voice liroceediti; from the
r - 7... . ... .,,.
,....., envnirr "I'm IIIMK'rV !"
ka. ........ ...,-. .- -.. -
m iiiingrvr i lie
oillcer in command went, u.ick to wen
oral Pneblita and told him about the
voice. Tlio General appointed a com
mission to examine tlio house. Tho
commission went to the dwelling of
the curate, and after n careful examin
ation they found n moveable stone in
the floor, and under this a stairway
leading down to a vault, which wasen
tiielv dark and had no connection with
the air except by the Mnirccso and a
small hole that served as a ventilator.
"In this vault thev discovered a few
i- i .1.., si.., t,a(i been buried for
i,,, ,r 5h.,out :tj
n moment; that t.he had been inaiUM ,
nll,l l.nd liiiil children 1V llOf IlllshUllfl,
i,,, that she knew notliing of their fate;
that while imprisoned in the vault she
imrl Miililreii bv tho curate, but sho
i-i.ou- nnthiiif' of what had become of
these children; nud after that much be
.., nl.atinntelv silent. While this
was passing, a sergeant of the I'uebli-
. "-"". . ,. '.,.. an(1
nn inrrade. llien rtreneiii, mivoavivi.
I IIIIIL Lll 1C W " -" """ " T
cl,n rdcnrrnized llllll as her SOU ntUl Cm
brnccd liim. The son then ran for his
c'fiither who came and recognized his
S lici, w io o
' ,Ift, ' " A a Z', vrs 'mk.r tlio
iii'.i.na.iTiiiiiniiii,. inivv , . -.
,. ., ....,- . -. .
charge of murdering ins wiie, uua
man',nIII. Journal.
Thev had a free fight in the Ncbras
ka House of Representatives, on the
tl..,... .-- - - a , .
articles of furniture, and a woman who seven, tho whites pursued nfter the one
had been shut up lor eighteen years. I who had escaped, and succeeded in
She was taken to General Pueblita's overtaking and killing him some jlm-
headquarters. When brought into tho taneo above on the cieek r he i whites
IMit , wlim she saw a number of per- then proceeded to place tho dead bod-
son she fainted. After sho had' re- ics of tho tidians in the origin... grave
tu r. ed to her senses, a thousand qucs- from wh ch these verv Indian had ex-
i ....JntP.ll.t,r to which sl.'o io- humee tho leninn.s of Leland C.oley,
IU 'V'VV..:: "' 7"i .' nlr the Cl.air.'l,ir,hwavinan.
. n.i. ..it a KntifiKnr nro lent wtiruivw
w " " ; "Vented by lie regular ocl
' but,n, who drew a revolver on the
Icupant wlio drew n ai
Sergcaut-at-arms, wi.o sougni i
foio. The Sergeant siruuo. - ,";.;"
at
O l.nr M-llll 111"! 111, ICC.
and
knocked
down an innocent member. The J""0;
cent member knocked somebody es?
down, and tho entire y .gradually
went into nn earnest and spirited con-
tCat.
sss:
Grnro Creek.
Wo take tho following rctninisencc
of Grave Creek, in Josephine county,
from the correspondence of the Pacific,
Christian Advocate, and as many of
our lenders, no doubt, remember the
circumstances, it will be read witli in
tcrcst as nn historical fact:
Grave Crock derived its name from
the following melancholy circum
stances: A "family bv the name of
Croloy, belonging to which was n young
lady whoso Christian name was Leland,
was moving into Oregon, nud while de
scending the mountain front the south
toward the creek, in a wagon, the
young lady, who had been ill for some
time, breathed her last. I lor stricken
father dug her a lonely gravo on the
banks of this creek, nntl leveling down
the dirt, corraled his cattlo upon the
grave so as to hide it from the eye of
the Indians, who were in the habit of
disinterring the botliesofnlltho whites
oi wnose graves w.ey . mi nil, k u
tho cofllns of whatever clothing they
mav contain. Hut tlio precautious ot
the anxious friends were of no avail
The savages found tho grave, dug up
the dead body, and having accomplish
ed their purpose, left the remains to
moulder upon the surface ot tho earth.
Sometime after this n brother of the
young Indy passed through tho vnlley,
and found the grave re-opened and the
bones of his beloved sister blenching
in tho sun. Thcso ho gathered up nntl
interred in nnothcr place, and supposed
ho had made the grave secure. But
again they were dug tip, either by si
ages or wild beasts, and bv fiininllv
hands were buried the third time, while
Ihe original grave from which tho In
dians had first removed the cnflln re
mained open, without an occupant.
This occurred in 1810. In 1830, a
white man in attempting to pass
through tho valley was beset by a corn-
nan v of savages, roniieii. w-aipod, ami
murdered, and left unbiiried. Soon
nfter, n company of whito men came
along and found tho dead body, dug n
grave near by and buried it. The
white men discovered Indians not far
nway, and supposing them to be the
munlerers.nttaekcd them, and took the
I'lliei anil MX oilier iiiui.iiin ii 1-iuiv.ir.
They took the precaution to bind the
lirisoners, and then charged them with
being tlio murderers of the man whose
body they had buried. They dciicd
the 'charge, but wcro told bvtlie white
men that they mioiiIm hodl tlicm re
sponsible for 'the erimo unless they
rould deliver up tho roil miiid"ier-.
It was proposed that two of the Indi
ans should t:o and biing the guiltv
ones iu, whilo the rest rhould be held
ns liOKtiiifcs. They went and ictiirued
alone. Tlio Indians held a ooiiMilta
tion. ami by the request of the chief,
the Indians'wero sent out a second time,
but returned without tho iiiurlerci.
As they reached tho camp the other
Indians niadenunttempt tobieal; nway,
and all but the chief succeeded so far
as to get loo-c and run. The w bites
had prepared for such nu emergency
by having all their weapons i cad v for
use, nud thev fired upon tho Intliann
ns they ran. killing five of them, The
chief was killed in tho hoitso whete tho
Indians had been confined, by a man
by the nnino of Simons, with whom he
had a loni; rough and tumble fight be
foro .Simons succeeded in mnsteiing
him. IlaviiiL' disposed of six out of
and which Jind remained seven years
without a tenant, with llieir Iicikih
downwaid and their feet towards tho
surface, and in thnt form they wero
buried; but it is said that, sometimo
afterward, persons in passing tho spot
could sec tho decaying feet of tho sav
a"es protruding from tho suifacoof the
ground. It was thus that this strange
double baptism ix-nilcied the gravo up
on its banks so notorious ns to fasten
its name upon the cieek. Tho people
of this part of Josephine county, how
ever, in connection with the Legislature
of Oregon, with doubtful success, have
endeavoied to re-christen this cieek
with tho Christian namo of tlio ttnfortu
nnto lady who first found a gravo up
on its banks.
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Law and Physic When T)r. II.
and Sargcant A. wero walking arm-in-arm,
a wag said to a friend:
Thv two arc lust cnual to one
- "-v - ..
, Why?" was tho response. .
, "Because," replied tho wag, "it is n
,' AnMnrvonr monevor
i. 'JV. "',"' " '""
JfrPiiEVESTATiVF.. A waggish fellow
says he prevented a case of hydropho
bia by "getting on a fourteen mil
fonco and staying until tho dog chose
to leave."
NO. IS
Short Scientific Lecture.
THE N'l-CK.
Tlio neck is n very important portion
of tho human frame. It is n sort of
'check' which the head holds for its
baggage in the journey of life. Lose
it, and you lose trunk; chest, and every
thing, beyond recovery by any lost
baggago agent iu tho country. It is
highly connected, being closely related
to the brain, nud it.is so much exalted
that it is borne along on thu tops of
men's shoulder daily;
There nro tVcrcat variety of necks,
soma 'long, some-'' short; somo thick,
some thin; some fat, some scrawny;
somo stiff, somo pliant; somo clean,
and a great lunuy dirty. Long-neckeil
folks enjoy their victuals inoro than
those who have short necks. Thu rea
son is obvious tlioy can tate them
lomrcr ns they, go "down. Whiskey
lovers wish their nocks reached half a
inilo for tho snmu reason, bomu ot
them have irono so far ns to have their
necks ttrcteial on account of whiskuy.
k , , f , ,., ;
mint iwiiiim linn ujruiv.j nwj viim v
disguise their thoughts, they nro easily
read in tho face. Wo never obsorved
nnv diftorcnee between thick necks mid
thin necks among topers. Corn1 is no
respecter of necks. It goes throwjh
thick and thin to reacli tho human
stomach.
Sfifl' neek'd people nro very numer
ous there nro whole generations of
them. Backbone is u good thing, but
when it runs clear up through the neck
nntl gets into the head it is eairying It
n little too far. Asses and hogs have
backbones of that description. Then,
mo tin. Iinniin neck mav run to the
other extreme nml be so pliant.fhat the
head is never erect on tho shoulder.
This phenouioincn usually attends weak
knees thnt ore ready to crook when
ever 'thrift may follow fawning.'
Necks nro of- immi,no benefit to the
people eiigaged'iu tho gentleman's fur
nishing business. Without them jm
per collars, .wouldn't bo thought of.
All sorts oi articles nro worn round the
neck. Some prefer scarfs, some ernnt,
somo stocks, while many nro satisfied
witli n round, while, loinnlo arm. It
isn't unjiloflsaut to hao iho neck en
circled in that way, allhrnigh there is
danger in it often, particulaily when
this unimated species of era vat belongs
to somo other man. Young lovers
enn't vcar'th'cni without a choking sensation,-
vol they seem to like it lima.
ingly. Hemp is employed extensliely
in some scctioiistouuke cra at- of. Peo
ple who' wear thim nm'" r,ml tryany
other nfterward Kailroad tin nro not
gooil for the neck. Drunken men have
been known to adjust them to their
necks quito frequently. Drunkenness
lias been cured in thnt way, but the
treatment is severe. It hurries tlioin
into the ncckt, woi Id, where ties nro
MIIK'lllllOIIS
Thcio nro various ways of innnagiug
tho neck, h'nmo ladies, fur Instance,
cairy them very high, while others
wear them very low. Theroniv differ
ent opinions nbout Mow necks.' .Men
ailmiio them generally, except Iu the
case of their iiuiuediafu feiiiah) lelatiies.
Some women nro exceedingly scw-ie
on them, and pronounce them 'scan
dalous.' We Imvo observed, however,
that this class nio'uot tisii'tlly ndaptcd
by nature to ihestylo which they tie
iiounc - belli ' shurp as to tho hhonlders,
nud scrawny as to their necks.
Tho human neck may vxlnhjt rare
points of beaut) one of tlio rarest
points being (paiticiilarly when tht-v
burn soft coal, us iu thlsilatjtuile) to
have it perfectly clean at' nil'tiiiies,
Homaueerri go into raptures over their
heroine's eyes, and hair uud cheek, and
teeth, but overlook tho neck, proiing
that they are no tuck romancer, '
riSrief inteniik-ioii iu lliu lecture,
during which u boy who had slipped
in uiiuoui paying is iukvu out. y mu
nick.
Jiy hearers, be careful what you
pour down your necks. Kiiemies sire
frequently introduced there that insld
iouslv creep into tho head and steal
away tho brains, when injustice's war-
ant will get mem ikick again,
My heaters, look to your necks.
CfiiE roil NixitAUii.i. Somo timo
since wo published at the request ol a
friend, niocipo for tho cute of neuralgia.
Half a drachm of sal ammonia, in nu
ounce of camphor water, to bo taken
a tcnsponnful nt a dose, to bo repeated
several times, at intervals of five min
utes, it the pain no not relieved at once, j
Half a dozen ditlerent persons have
biuco tried tho recipe, and in on cry oase
an itnmcdinto euro was ctl'ectcd. In
one, the sufferer, a lady, had been
aflllctcd for more than n week, and her
physician wns unablo to alleviato her
sufferings, wiiou a solution of sal am
monia in camphor water relieved her
jn a few minutes, Alta California,
A young lady, w hilo on her way to
bo mnrried, was run over and killed.
A confirmed old maid savagely remark
ed, "Sho has avoided a moro lingering
and horriblo destiny."
Mischievous riorni
t'ta Iim Ilia Hirkr , wlnnliiMl war unbar,
Matilrat rj n-l tli nwlwt ll
ll7 aliuuM Iv raitful -ihtiixttr Ih-J )U "Hh hat,
O'tr hor (f lli-)M tut.- thr liarnt with Ihe whip
lfin- lltiit tlnlTjim nobMattra tiitoilnat,
TiutlilnK lit 'Ut(ltHl "n, man la fair,"
Watch liar lip mil ih aia tslri yon -Tnimtt
SMnf )ni lrt In Um mMJIa im lull.
rirt tor Ita tad, ir far oi mtortrty,
Sha'll l'-V )H ifll- ripatv4 lhnr)airni
Sn litrtr Inajanto H1 jwi tlmlln -"caty,
Xe Hiiuit tiaitun f r l4-l!nt; bar r"t
lUflathaiitet full uf toafr Ilia fun at II,
Prcklnj man'i ha nil Ilka o UifaUtlaia;
Aa to IikiIj, alio "III tiatv usno f It
Olrti thty oio eflan m roraleal ot bojt.
Oro ff that il-jra It kM h-rrrrr-l lf 'r, yen ino-r
I lira imt cntrafp-.l hy iht awa-la thir hia fHf
Vll
IJ(1illia.tta.l Tl9 will Vt Mrry no mens yeo know
it In Hit Mlttt har brlclit ryt-a Into Mfad.
.Miscellaneous,
A Waouisii journalist, who is often
merry over his personal plainness, toll
this story of himself:
" I went to a drug store early tho oth
er morning for n tlo-o of morphine lor
n sick friend. The night clerk objected
to giving it to mo without the prescrip
tion, evidently fearing I iiieaul to de
stroy myself."
"'Phiiw,' said I, Mo I look liko a man
who would kill himself V
"Gazing nt me steadily for half a
minute, hu replied:
'"I don't know. Seems to mo, if I
looked like you I should bu gicjtly
tempted to kill myself.'"
KvTit.iVAUANri:. Those who de
nounce a woman's extravagance should
read this; A Loudon shirt maker has
lust finished n dozen shiitn IbrHgcn
t .i i ...1.1..1. .i i?....
liumau, lliu puce ot wineii -ii uup Hun
dred ami twenty pounds. They are, it
Is stated, of the finest cambric, nud
liavo fronts embroidered with gold
thread.
Co.vsiir.ii.in. In Holland no credi
tor or tax-gatherer call ut n liousu
where there has been u birth until six
weeks nfter tho event. "
What n paradise that would bo for
thu Mormon", us most of -thocntcrpiis-ing
and iiidiistiiOitH ones could escape
their taxc$ nud dubu entirely." .
Laky " I won't go. except iu tho
ladies' ear; thu regulations oblige you
lo Imvo one, and you ."' Accom
modating SiiperintPiiilnul" Certainly,
niu'niii, certainly. "I'll order ono im
mediately, but that baby in your arms
can't go iu iuila'aiu. Hu must stay
iu the ge iitlciucii'if ear."
, Tu t: Pans ( 'hurivari pays its respect
to cashiers after thU f.tshioii: An ap
plicant, presents himself at u banker's.
"I Imvo been a cashier ju America.''
" Very vcll. You ran itwny with thu
cash-box and consequently cannot re
turn tlieie. It is a sale guard, nntl 1
will employ you,"
Jo.vi:n "Well, to give yon an hlon
of thu amount of c-Oriespiitlenco our
house does, wu spend fjIOO u mouth for
Ink alone."
Iiiiow.v "Why, wo use twice thnt
much I nnd yet we don't uross our T's
or dot our Is 1"
Tin. Iirt time .Icrndd saw n celebra
ted Ming writer, t hu latter Mild: " Voting-
ster, Iiumi you Millleieiil eouiideuee lit
mo to lend me it guinea?" "Oh, yo,"
said Joriold, "I have all the confidence,
but' I havii'l llio guinea."
Hi: who asks to sco his wife's ac
counts, is ti snub. Ho who, linked by
her, looks ut them, is n fool. Mm hu
who, niter iiipcctioii, diminishes her
allowance, is a beast,
A iiii.p rr.visiiMiAi. A stiect ear
in New Oilcans ran over uud killid n
child. Tlio li her va arrested and
taken before the Uecordur, who piiuMt
edhitii with u fcw"pcitiiiuutruiiiaiks."
A i.irii.i: boy, seeing u man protruto
boforo thu iloor of n groggery, openeil
tho door unit said to the nropiiutor,
"Seo hero, sir, your sign has fallen
down."
A wiiiicu declares that, under thu
picMiul ystvui of eduuiitloii, "daught
eis uio becoming elc-giint oy pliers." A
ligpru of siieec.li.
Avou.no American lady being asked
I' "iiJ'0';'!1 poliih'iii'i "hat paity sho
was most iu lav nr of, rupllud that sho
preferied n wedding paity.
A rooit man who had been ill, being
nuked by u gentleman if hu had taken
any ieiiedy,said,"No,but I have taken
lots of physio,"
A c.iiiiu being nkcd if hu remember
ed u certain beuovolunt missionary,
calmly leplied. "Ho was a good man.
Mualu p. ut ol him."
You wniit iioihiug do you?" said
Pat. "Bodud, an' it its iihthliing
a y
it the
want, yo'll hud it in llio jug wliei
whisky was."
"My opiniun is," said a philosophi
cal old lady of much evpeiieiico and
ohftcnnlioii, "that any man us dies up
on w ashing day dous iiout of pm u spite."
What is tlio dilferonco between a spi
der and a duck? Ouo has its feet per
petually on a web, nud tho othera web
perpetually on its feet.
Thin Man.- "Hoy, what's that hungry-looking
dog following mo for?"
Insulting Hoy "Ho thinks your'o a
bone, I leekou.1'
When have mniried neoplo passed
through tho alphabet of love? When '
tlioy reach tho lia be.
What two sciences nro employed by
teamsters iu timing oxen? Jfaw-U-culturo
and oology.
The spcakor who took. tho iloor has
been arrested for stealing lumber.
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