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Newspaper Page TextOREGON SEBIISEl PU3LISHED SATURDAYS AT- J A CESOXVILLK. JACKS3X TOUSTF BRECON BT KRAUSE & TURNER. JEE80N 8BBTIHEI- ADVERTISING RATES. f)j,eia KHdi of ( flrnMnirtlen.: ftchnbatquent intertloa 1 0 ' 3 moil tli 7 69 Onp.fhnrll.Col-iiitTi3nii.ntha.... ... T5 Iff " " SO "I Ons-balf " " ' " 4Mb Onr Clnmn 3 mnntlii f.-t9 " S " -Wl .1 nurnnnt fn Yearly Aitxrrtlnsr. TERMS: (Jnc eipr. Per Vr, In aitranre, 'i -til VOL.XXVIII--IVO.34 JACKSONVILLE- ORKGOtf. AHJGU8T25. ISS3 $3 PER riAU t PROFESSIONAL UA RRS. T. R. YOU KG. 51. D., Physlcan LnL Surgoon, Cbntril PoInt, Okeoox. Calls promptly attended to at nil hour1! P P. PRIM, a1T0F.NET & COUKSELOn-VT-LAW Will priclics la nll-tll" 'Vrirts nf the SUt. piles in Mrs. M:(Al!iv' ii'iild inT. corner nfi;ilsf.)rnl- and. Fifth streets. (J. J I. A1KKX. M?I:. naYSICIAS AND SURGEON, jACltSOVVll.I.K, OltKOON. fy-xiri.npivwltsl' J Hti' "tor. J. Vf. KJBIN'SON, M D-. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Jacksonville, Ogn. 'OFFICE Al Dr. Vmonvin's Disp-nsnry. Residence on Fourth St., opposite M. E. t liurrh. Call promptly attended to, day ami nulit MARTIN VROMAN M. I. HHTSICIAN AND '.UaQSOIJ, JACK40NVIU.K, OUKdO.N'. O lice up-stitrs In OrtYs brick. Resi-'dencc-oii California street. '. II DOWEl.I., TTORNEY-AT-LAW. Jacksonville, okegus. A Illbailneoi pUrxtln "it lixn.l'wlll mclpnmipi att.titlou. CJ"Jprtll attention given to c.Ilec tiom. A.Ti. JOHNSON, "Sotiry Pab'io,- Rial Estats Agent and ColJcilo ait.0ls.eio2a.vi.XTo, Or. I mite convy-incins and furnishing ab stracts of land titles a specially. Loins jsgitiatwl and o lection in nit. All "bosiii'Mf intruitccl to my caro will receive pro-Jipt and caret ul attention. , WILL. JACKSON, rv 3 N T I S T, jAOKS'iXviu.K,.ont:oo.v. .,. rr-tKKTii kx!ucti:i) at tu. Tr&& S ' I...ISI.I..B -i- ib.iJt.Hrj. .Ill bi m,lr. 1 ic ri I r..l .. ui corner ( Callf.rui n.l lflh lrr1. 4 r mufti. t.. B. TKit' li:i.s&srEv'.Ns, r rrjRXBY asd coun'ssll'ir? R,nm 2 ill I 4 Strnwhriilie' Iln!l.lin. pmiTLASP, nnv.O N vin uri'tk' Hill "" nrt" r trM'tlo Oi "ti'en' rcti.s n.l WrtMsxtiTrrll-iv: sn.lnTiir 'tlfUr iiti-it in I, i.lti(- In l-t..rMirt. ?.EIT80HARD, aAOTlOAL WATCIIMAKnR ASI Jeweler, t:iil!riruit Sr.-. l, X VKE a .neciallv ofclanin" and n-- iVl -p-virin' witchi-s and clocks. My elnr;ei arc ream-lble. Give me a mil. "0" 3. H03I.SL. Stsam Bath P.'as.ical Shavinj, Haircattlnj AND " AUTIFICIALIIAIK WOK It Kit FOR Ladis3 and Gentlemen BLEEDING. Cupping, Leeching IN NEU3ZR'3 BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. Jacksonville, Dec 11. 1877, tfjCCa week in your own town. Terms tjaUUiind $5 outfit Iree. Address H. Uallett & Co., Portland, Maiqe Cstu-fcioxi! t Jtemr-rrthcr that cvrrv real "Singer Sew ing Mnchine ln this Trade Mark cast in to ihe iron -tawl mid cnibcdd.U in thi arm of the niacliin" Any tnacliint now UinolTfrcd for sale, and icpriMiiltd lobe binder Miuhiurs but not Imvinj; the Trade aik above rc iVriid to, an- not inarliincs 01 our lnann facturo, and we bcriby cautii n the i)tib!ic ngainM jiuii'liavng, except from our r.nly autiiorized agent, E. E. GOE, as he is the only person who Iris the GlhUI .K -'1NGSR M-tCH.NES for sale in Jarkson ' ountr. TIIKSIKCE'U MFG. CO.. W. I! Fuv, M n ii r. 1'nnland. vi.Ti':s:os2-:.a AT Mrs. P. I Prim's Mi liaeiy Stors. IIAVB JUST IIKCEIVBO . NEW and iMinp ete sto.'k of .Miiliilerj' goods con-.iMin;i of HATS OF ALL STYLES, luunoxs. t'Ji.VTIIEUS. FLUU EP.S. COLLARS AND CUFFS, 'Coiliix. ORNAMENTS, SILKS. LAOES, (icillcsirna1 and Lulifa' IIimlAe;c'iir Call and Hie them -it the building form crly occupied by IV. Uobiiuin 5n C.ilifur lll l alrjJi. .I I ?. I' I'. l II f EIGHTEENTH EAK- CONDUCTED BY. THE SISTCES UF TIIU i!:i. XW. 'PHUSIIOLASTIC YEAR OF THIS .school will commence about the cnil nl AuuM, and .is divided in four scbinn. ol eleven weikscacli. Rnan! and tuition, per term $10.0(1 Music 1").'W Driwiniratid ptimiig s.iwi lLsliind Hctlditig "J.OO " srt u T it - ariifrr Primnry, per tenn, $ 5.00 Junior, ' COO I'rcpiratoy " H.IK) Senior, 10.00 I'npiU rcccivcil at ny time, and special atleution is piid to p 'iicui.tr tlldi.s in b:'lialf of children wiiohavc but limited lime. For fuilher particulard apply a the Aciileiny THE BEST AC(.HIU1).1TIU AT 1Ii3 Centennial B:i5ge ON ROGUE RIVER. Travellers crossim; Rogue river should bc,ir in mind tint lliu Centennial liridgi i the hot Mopping place on the road. Plenty hay ami grain and stable iimm can be had at all timo and good ui;:ilcan lie had at Ash ll-al.fs at tlw limine. The pitmniia-of ibe pubic is solicited and Aalisl'iction guaranteed TM OS. CHAVNEIt. ASK FOR B0aBHIIL.P.D.R&ti.'il CELEBRATED Al IFUHNIA JIADE BOOTS &KHOKS. C-Evrj- Pair Warrantid. Ruprcsuntcd by L. Sillicittin ONION J10TEL, (vt-ib)rillt'.. ()ie:iii, M. Ryder, Propr. First-clns accommnd-ition can alwa be had at this house at the mo-t reasona ble rates. CAn excellent stable connected with the hotel. Liquor Mouse. The undersigned otters Whiskey for sale in quantities to suit customer at i-X per gallon or $1 per. quart, at the Easrle Hrew cry. Laser Hecr for sale and delivered al the usual price. Mns. J. Wfttviifh. VJO I V J E sismp north Al tree AddMSTiW(Wi.o..PW.ndM.lpu!Io4.4" P, A, PitpsT b Co. GRE AT ITMBJLK IN PRICES AT HEWHJLN FBHDUI, AND SELLING OUT FOR CASH. Do nut send your money away but buy at bo me. . 'JHE.GBISIS-KAS ClMEr . I bec to notify ihe pnhlir that from thfs time forward "I intend to do thelarpc-t cash I.u.iiics8 in tin- county, and in order to command tin1 trade. I Inll sell out ray rntirt- Mofk of morcliandise. consisting tif Dn- (o(xl3 Hoots and Shoes. Clotliin; etc at Mich pi ices tint good. are bound lobe Mild. Cal and be convinced of hone&t facts. SPECIAXj NOTICE. Those indebted to tne by note or lok account an,niiicM(s'i tocoiiiclorw-ird.md citlr at nee. Thi. is the at call b fon pl'icinr in the L-iwvci's lnmU as I mnt hive m-mer. NEWM N FISIIEH. JnckMinilii April 22, 18S2. P. S. AKIN, BKX SRI.1.IK1. If K. DOSCH. .essj5 rzz.f; tit -iZ3?&x:zmZitf&i irJii?i?r'irv.Ksrv3 ice. ''"''"gr t Don't bay "15 s 11 us" unlesi you w.uit lliu o i. dee tint our n.uiie ison eviry p-iir. tiVEUY PAIR GUARANTEED. AKIN, aELI.iNU & CO. PILOT LOOS H0D3E, SISKIYOU MOUNTAIN, E. J. Cuitis, Proprietor. Having filled up a comfortable and coiuuiihIioUs house on the south aide ot ihehiskiiou inountain. I mprcpirvd to faruii the W& accommodations for mm and beast at rc.itouable rates. A good load hashieu cut to the proposed tunnel only short distance olf. 1 mean to give -.iti&faclio:i and Iberelorc invite every body to ic me a call. E. J. CuitTH. Pilot Rock-. July 7, 1SBJ. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Corner Fro a I auJ Jlorrltou, forltunil. (On the European Plan.) rHOS. GUINEAN, PROP. (Late of the Arcade, Sacramento.) This bote' is thorough y flre-nronl. Con tains 120 e enaiil y furnished suits and sins e nxuns. which b ive beeu refitted and nturnislu J in mod.-rn sty e. Free coach to and t'ri.m a! trains and boats S, P. HrtfJttA, WAGON-MAKER, Jacksonville, Oregon, In 'Voneiniller's building is in receipt ofafiillassorlineiitofinatui.il and pic pinsl to do all milk in his liucon snort noiiee and in a workminlike manner. Vehicles of every description made to order. crms reasonable and satisfaction cu:r united. S. I' ll.WNV. Jnlv 14. 1S80. R0GU3 FUR FSPFY NEAR VANNOYS, ?. A. Trcslcj & Co. Props. The wtbfcrilrrs h-tve lntelv put in n new fi-rry on Kostie river, and cslab islicd the following rates of Icrriagc: Fooimm. 10 cent: man and tiorsp. lS'e.: S horses and wioi. 87lje.: 4 horses :tiHe : sixliores..Oc.;heip.tc, per bend: cattle. Jin. i n CTaueR are -tooo ar.n -lie iHmt sare. anil rt ri iltlJ -11 liu Ll-v.i m,rl - 1 o .... f . 7. jijOWriJei'rrr ?.. L'-Klw -J TOD CIA FM.'illiJ E. C. BROlES' yL New Drugstore, Jacksonvillepr. r '-, P A fine assortment of &4lay.ciocksLwith ana iuu'Uiainiui. tzg "": prrr- Gents', ladies' oitd boys gold and silvci lmntingasc. open-fhee and skylight watches, from $o to Slot). i Erncolotsi. A fine lot of ladies' gold band and bangle bracelets. 3Pixa.sor" Hlusa. Diamond and ruliv rlnis. cameo stont camios sci with diamonds, cameos id uilh pearls, irarnel and p-arls. turqnoist ai.d pearls. and onyx rings with IiWuYn mul oes. solid eold band and bangle ringi. plain and solid abforni.i pns. Diamonils in everv shape, IjiditV sets of jewel y, from the 50-ceni lilick set to the a.'OObinlsetsofdiam nds Gnt' and ladies' gtilil chains, lockets md charms. rins niicl X3xittoxir3. Gents' cold scarf-pins, scarf-slides, studs and rollar-builons. 8it-o- x TTSTvyo. Silver and silver-plated knives, forks, spoon, napkin rings, silver sujar-spoons ami togs. in cases lUCIsaollnuooTls. Gold and silver thimbles: sold, silver and -ted spetHcli-s: and a full slock of every thing in tin jewelry line A full asiornnent of perfumery, toilet j iap. etc. lot of steel entrravimrs and iiietures for chi!dr n. In short, a complete and flrst-classlineol ii I i it X uuuxio. I to be so d at the LOW-ST PRICE! tlo aeconleons. vio'ins. b-mjos. and the In-st ineof tin in.i'iiitarand banjostrin llie b"st .-p-nn oil for sewing machines. J tu i line of Drugs and Medicines. CSaPrfscriptions ctrefu''v cnmpnundetl. E. T. IJUOOKS. vyrsssttcA rT-aa-TtfTrisi TORPED BOWELS, DISGriCCRtld LIVER, and PtlALARlA. t From tlieso sonrcca axiso Uuce-iOnrtn3 ox the illsoases of tlia tutsan race. Thcso E3rmptomsindicaloUiclrcsistcace:x ot Vpctltw, UatvclM costive, bltSc Head aelir, fUtlnci a Iter cnttnp, r.Trrlon to cieition or 1k1 or xnln4( Irnctntlsa Lf fuud, Irritability or teairtl'i XoT aptrlU. A iVcling of Iinvtnp ir;lrctoJ i.nio deity, Dizzluc, I'luttrrlns; at tea Heart, IoUIerore te cyr.blgxklysal ored trine, VOSSTCIPATIOX, and (Jo Eiand tto uso of a remedy that acts directly ontbol.lvcr. A3aLiverme(ItclucTnTT'3 1'II.LS navo no cfinal. Their actlonon tto Kt JneysandEkitilj also prompt jrcaaovlas r.ll impurities throngh tliesa three " scav rnt;;rs of tlia rtem," producinj: appe tite, sound rlisosttnn, n-Rutiir stools, a clear Eklaaudavtsorouabod". TL'TT'S flLU cuuso no nau'er. or grtpia? nor iutcrloro with d tily worlc and are a perfect A?1TID0TE TO MALARIA. bciaeriTywIi r,a."tc. (iHi-s..4 1 V nrrr -. '; 'SI'S Jain r.mr TTirn on Wnissrss ctianyod In ffliitly toaGLOsST Hlack byuslngto ap. j 'tloi c.t tuts DTE. Sold by DragslstB, t -out ijy fivross on receipt or 01. . OfuVi, 4 Jfurrny Etroet. rw Yorlr. nTT3 UAU'JAL OF U3EFUJ. RECEIPTS FFEI. THE ASHLAND Waufcii Kanufacturln? f, Take pleasure hi announcinirtliat they now have on hand, a lull and sell ct stock of 3Iade of the very best NAT5VE WOOL Ano' or whirh they will dispose at very reasonable rates. Orders I mm a distance will receive prompt attention. Send them in and give our goods n trial. ii'.sn 'A'oi.w r'n ('. iriiciiim Hilliard SjiIopu! CALIFORNIA ST., - CATON &. GARRETT, I"ropribtcrs. 'I1IS popnlai resort, under new man 1 njrement. is furnishing the best brands ot liqnois, wines and ciuam. Tliereiidin? table is supplied with Eastern periodicals and leading papers of the Coast. Give me i call. - Coxno and Soo IVXo. All those indebted tome in any mm. n-r an- lief liv nnilfied that I Intend rc tirins from business soon -and therefore remifst hti immeflirtli si'llbmcnt. TIiuqa interested will tuko notice tb T mean 1 Tk XT rTnrT ' I Ciiy Market, Jtckn.k , .207.888. TlfT 2USQaBaBBflEi84laK?! AitlAf F 3toV r all taT.1. The Red Bluff' Peoples Ciu-e" pub lMies the fullouiit necouiit of the tr' of Rv. C C Ditein.n, of tlint pi me, to tlie sniumit ofMount Sliastii, lio hail l-eetl line vieweil by the edi tor of the j luriml: "Our party, " began the revprpml geiitleiinii, "consisted of Mr. Sanborn mid John .MeDid-, Ix.th jf Red Iilull; Hiid inxself. . W left Si-sen's early in il'ts fon-tPMin of August 7th, with tlitei; saddle In rsp.s and tun pack mules wh'i tiearlv a week's j-ro iIotv rii listing lo'tlie'dadlv iiccurru-v' of Mr. Sun'-orn's telescope rifle for food if de tuiiied Leyultd the ulloted time for our return. Uur destination tor that tlay was 'wagon eainp,' Mime twelve or fourte n mil- from IVrr vale, which was reach si in time for lunch. This point i ot:e of three ciliiptlig places for par 'ies eager for a cliudi to the top of Shasta. Ill's two and oiie-Iinlf miles to the limber line or ratlipr where: the tree- shrink from the tall, htatelv in and lir into theoiooked, gnarled tani-s-lack which has lost i's iihiitity in u'i.listaiiiliug the elenieulal warfare of winter waged so incessantly about this monarch of the mountains. We slept lightly that night and at sunrise the next morning passed ihe line uhete iiei-s Ijecine lulies and bus' es shrink lo moss and .noss giws up the httu l for exNtence. and dies, and we had liotten beo:id the lasttestige of ege tat ion. Mr. Sanborn conclude.! lie would tu at oiiup ufter s. aking our hores? when we dismounted at n snow bank. He Miid he wus on lop in '.ri9 but i re suintsl the trip uas f.isirr now us thu' whs a good while-no, and peihips the iiinuiiiaiii is not. tpiite so high now a lliMl. 'There Man illcxp f Jon ol" ouiilei'Miuv slioiiiy sii.pieiotis of ilaiii.t-i.t(l nnlor as w,e (MiDiide and iiVm-Ii) bi-gli to clitn'. in dead eallt est. Wewi-iebotli brine and itnibl li.iils. Why. in.. We were aiiieii Willi a jug ofcxld tea und lvn gnu ny sacks; the former to be drunk, minus the Hi', ihe.hittei to be used as .sleighs un which to make the desceu , inn in ihe most ftaoful posture I'm skating, I ui leriainU the most primi tive. We eucounleieil lunch loose r.ck, so loos.., indeed, ihut ilic pies uio of one's foot wuu'd start main I ns and even a loud shout would In iug the rocks tumbling Mown fmin the preiipitous iiiountniii sides uboul us. We hud been climbing fur per haps fnur hours oivr the snow and ice when my companion, who was some distance ahead of Hie, cried out I hut he was get'ing blind. My own ees b-lllg protected with Mllokcd gogles, no iiicouieiiienee had len expeii. need. A blue silk handkerchief tie, I uboui Ills forehead with one turner fullii'g 01 er l let face, nihil. led instant leliel. It was now 1 1 o'clock a m , and we had lieg-in ascent oil foltitt G.30. We weie imw at lint most illllieult poiti' and fully a quarter of a milt of an ice held U iug ut all angle of 4, ilegrees confronted us. We sunk down in the k'iow, with pike poles necure.y plmiled in the ice at our feet and took ten and lunch. We ale and looked ut that wall of ice and snow and then li.us.eil at it and ate. We could hear water running tar below us in ihe snow, we knew inn how far, hut the snow field did not ilisuppcur it tieer did, it uexer will it will lie there foieei. Another hour during which time I ac cideuil)' took a little slide of uboul twenty feet, but for the instant thought 1 whs bouii'i for the liinW line against my will without seeing the summit and weieuched the first high plateau. Another mountain of louse ruck beiond u wiilu field of ice and Miuw stuutl just lietore Us. Uur inus cies were taxed to the utmost unit were twiicbing Molmllv, while thecX ritiuii of chiiii. it.g ami i, uhiiude made by breathing apparatus wheize an though it leaked. McBiide, w bu is a capital climber, grew dizzy unit nick ut thesiumaeb. The sectinti pla le.iu lescheil, disappoiutuieiit was again uur lot. Tne suuiu.it wns stili higher, suiruundeil by the inontiuient Allien now st-iiids4)ut in bold relief e mice mote took ate. unt of ph sicul si.-ck und coucludeil we cuubi make it. One hour morn mid we found nursed es at the base of the monument nn tup (,f ihe rock which i recanted as the summit of Mi. Shasta 14 440fee,abuxe,l,e ,i,.,.W su. face of the iicactful Pacific. The monu- ment i of boiler iron, circular in form, uImiui. 14 feet high, rilled with stone, surmounted by a lull-shapeil cylimler of burnished brass, which can bo seen from a gieat distance. Beneath an ejetrn half section of boiler 'ron- semi circular :n form, co Prttl with stone, we foumi a small cracker box which contained the regis er u blsnk book with ihe lucks oil", ul!o liehl notes of inn-rest to surxexors. YvV found names of u numb, r of l!e I IJ ufi" ---pie. Wi registered, am!- depositing n fl xible morocco covfifd pc'et libi bi ugbt for il.e purpose, wecbe.M.1 and secured the records lis I llev' were toUilii. Our attention- was tle'lr. ilirecteii Jo ihe Whitney g'ueier, off'io our right with its deep fissures and icicb s thirty feet long. It i n tlteary pie' u re of the Arctic legions, to bo seen in Cali fornia. The mud springs, or the rill phur splines in which Prof. Mnir and companion laid all night iluiing a stoi in and 1'iiiely escaped fiom 'li-; suinn.it with their lixe, can be se( ri to the liuht of and below the in iiiumeut as xou fnce the snuih. The sii-ne cn'i ill built by those xvho elected the iiionUti ent is uUo near. 'The g.'e. li springs or ihe cupper spiings are to the left as xou fare the south nml far below. A singular pheiiuinenon is preseiitid near these springs. Tim water that flws from tlii'm colors the snow tu pule gieeli. 'The pnik MloW found on all high mountains is near b ami the white snow is aiouirl the whole. The intensely blue sky next ittracls our attention niei we gz Up in its ceiuleaii depths xvi h juiciest nml awe. l.i. t of all I he prospect about nr, though not as clear us we wished, I he set lie was tr.iiul. T.ill peaks nit- tl win fs und hijh lunges ol inouutuiu.s h.k like wi ii.kl.il hills. The vnrlii is fur below us. It is bel ter than u ballouii a-ceiision for a x iew Hiid a ojd fiitiinlalion under us with no danger of a collapse. Our atten tion w.i- diuwu from this mituial pau oiuii.a by n xerv strong odor of sul ph'ir wiiich lemnided us that though neuier he.iven tlia.ii wo had exer leeii iieforo we were nut far it mux id fiom t.e ligioii of biiuistulil'. Gathering a few specimens of pure sulphur and xulcanic ruck we began I be I lipid descent. By sliding we cuvered the diituuce which it required txo huurs and a half to climb, in fif t.-eii minutes. We reached camp ut C:3tl 1'. M., ju-t twelve hours trout the nine of leaving the hoives. We xvete well Milislicd with ihe t lip, so wed, in fact, I but ut.e of uur partv of two will uexer see the tun. lull uf Mt. Shusta again. i: ldlii.. CullU lilnjiioai. F. C. Lusk. E-q, xx ho recently wen loNew Yolk ;! y to meet u paitx ut cjcuti.li unit Ktiglirh c.ip talits who are anxious tu puich.ise the UVnn cnttb ranch in On-gon, aiilie.l limn.; last exililug. Ol course the foieigiieis Co nut cine to bux iiuxihiiig tii it tli.x liaxu nut st en, and buie utr'ti.gxl to lioet Mr l.u.tk ut v niiiiii.uic.i on the first uf Septi nil., r. u d 1:1 coiiip.u.x whh him ploiitd lo Or eg' n uli Iioise hack. 'This Ian. nils slotk ihiii'i-I- liein at n tiguie u mile uter u uobi.ir, -i..i u quarter of ilullur.-. It s not known nuw inuiix cuttle me iu'.ii.iiiu oi i' tlit range, bui thex nuuibci M.xnul ihnus uiiu, uie scitiei.il ulong uter the lunge lur iwu l.uii.iie.l miles. Jin-re ca' lie luxe l.evtr I. rill loliinli-.l up" Ul l-Mce, i.lnl K will luke UL I. MM io iiiuiillis lime tu tb tuts .'or the i.toa pcciixo utchu.-eis. I'Jirirmri.l.d llluc. Editors Phes-: Will yon kimllx glXKitlicipe for k.epliig giiqe jalie in hii uiiteiiiieiiieils'aili I "Cjoi.sjiiu. i liivi isiile, Cul. Ti.e ful, owing rci-e is gixin by an EiSlern iiuihurin: Mash ihe grnpis; boil ur nut, us couxe" i-ni by boning tnuie colur i.s extructeil fiom theskitis then ptess. When it is desiied tu bottle II, sAieten il.e Juice, to tusle with be t win e sugar, till the buttles, set i hem upon u xx-omien foundation in it butter, surround ilniu wiih water ut to the iu-lL-k, bringing to u bulling point, and boil for ten minutes. Tlim lioiti one of Ihebult'ei fill ihe rest, to in ike up lus- by evaporation, and coik i hem while hot. The sulphuiou- neid gas liiipiegmiiiiig the June will . be to Htllizi-d und ill i ii 'iu"hy the heat. This makes a xery coiiimrtidublo Ve'- e'llge. It i, theuretictlly H ,ractj It 111 lilllW Tl 1 ltirat.l ....! I... .1. L.,Urc!s ;,, ,,, ..U.., to alcohol extend ex eu to tho uicrauieut. f..JU For the benefit of our readers who mav havo loved ones suffering with that dreiulful diffase, diphtheria, publish ty nipiest, it- letnedy. for Ir. Dr. May.' of Ne YolU; i hollas .j, successfully tteated very many ct.Ses i C sc:irlet fexer and diphtheria wiih the newly utilized remedy of su'phocnrl.o nate cf Mxht as a cure fur the aloe ilisease, say: 'The use nf ju' lio carbonate of soda, in diphlhcsiti has become a vettled fucb. i by the lest j hysiutiitiR of New Ynik, iv... , i. l ii.:t...ii. t.: t... .i... 11. U..MM .. , 4 ,l,,iir-j.,.. i ,t .... l.es only certain sjieiric for ihar dieaded distute diph.hetia, which has taken olC so tiiativ il.ililiMi in il.e United S'a.es, illiinuiiebi iculs. In its ue If is cer t.iin to destiox the ainsile fuiieil'. itlt the throat nml elands in two loui. Ten ;iin ilis-olv.d in n tinnl.li r half" full of wnti r and lake fiom half lo a. le-if,.Hiiiful exety hour ut.'il the para si'e i-. il.s'ii.wil; theii one. iii,iwj or ilnee In his h coidili" lo ihe circutil-stiil-ces ot the in e. Tin le i 1,0 use- of (liNsiii us liuli it e ae.iinst tl is inn iily, for thex xxilljiaxe to ue il if tln-y ilaxi-suifess in the tle.1l In. Ill of scarlet fever and -li- hthetia. It is a sfacitiij ill both ili-ei,s-, as tl.ex Hie both z.tiiniic in tl.eir iiutute, i.ml are pto diieed l.y the arnsile in the svsn m. ft will pi.vint both tli-eu'es if gixn bef. le an atllick, as well as a irn.eily,, Tlii- reme.ly ha- been Usui for di h thori i and scailel. fiver for oxer tl reo xems, und if gixen before gnngri.e ut.s it will woi'k wonders in exery c.i.se. It was discoxered in 1871 by an English pht-sieinii, and ha- grcwti into favor ws a ipicific exer since, particu larly xvith children. The trichina parasite of pork as soon as it ?ntis the stomach is ab-orbed by the blood. Mien into the muscles of the body. It is not so with the diph theria parasite; it is generated in tho stomach ami when it fpirads up tho uc-nphngus it produces such a high state of ii.fliimutioti, that gangrene seU in, disso'xes the parasite, and carries it all through the blood, which is al was fulal. Gangrene ftlwnvi di solxes the pnrnsite; but befoie tl. .5 takes p ace the use of sulpho cut r."-ns's ofsodu will save exery case. I i.mc written these lilies by special ifrpest of xeiy many citizens and friends who desire it made public for the benefit of all." Sllknorlu-i Sn lrrunn. It is not gi-rrell" bnown that the f a mi us silk wot in will Ihiiie in Om eon, nlrl.out:li it has I eeii nsct-rt :iued that Cillifoil.ia is a good climate for i. We Imiiii- d mi tilly that Mr. Geisen dorfir, liv.istinr tl.isiiix, sijstle Porthii.il "SiMiiiIiinl," I. as I teti m pi'limi mil g xxiih tlite. haxitg ie ceixid si n.e ig-s fiom ('alifoinin, at d l meeting xiith excellent sun-ess, the xxoitii- ihrixing in our i-liiu ite. Mi tS isei.dorfei I. a quite u tiuiiil er xi liii it are ilexe'o) ing in good coi.di ion ntn produeit.g line uioiiis. L'olisiiieiuble inotiex can l-e li tide in itiisinr; tin In, so ihut if this renlU i ui lis i ut in be H g'-od ciimate for ihls wolidetful w..im, lltele 1- Oil l-.-HSOII whx ii slloU,li nut colne ll'iitean il.dllsliy. Theie is at iei-l one pluce in the subuibs of Al junv hiixidg st x era I spl.-mliil u.ulberry tries, olpiing u sphiiilid chalice for tl e ottin-r lo en into I lie business. It it lean u tl pax fot more lo try the Xpelilllelll. There is n Saw TmiMi niiiuulttln, ill the .Suite ol Cnlif.. iniii, l. lit lobhbly has i.o iqiiul in the Unil-d Sta'es. It is about thirix fixe miles fiom Dinsit 7i, nml at an altitude of in-iirlx 12 Cvs fiet. Tlie lake lie.- in a basin uini.i g lie sIlMlp CHIgN of il.e sliowx fc'nw Touth und in a sin et of per eiidiitilat ice. It was discoxiri d l.y a t.rty of prospictor-, ami mimed the Ice lake. Tli; sunsei ins to lutv ro fit-t i;,.nii it, Pxcept in p'aces ailjiiinitig the slime. Il is simply a great bowl in tho haul tiniuntiiiii lock brimful of solid ice, upon whi-h ihe rnjH of the sun des cend wit'i no power to penetrate. A fine, old-fashioned pound cake, into the composition of which not a grain of soda or baking powder enters, is made of.ten ounces of flnur, eight egg', half a pound of butter n pou I of sugar, and the whole of a gr J nutmeg. TIih whites and yolka of eggs should be beaten Beparateb. the cake should be baked an Lour tu. Mira.nLUU A0 icaullt a quarter.