iKr3r,iailrti--a
OCR SniPS AT ST.X.
How rainy of us have ships st sea,
Freighted wiih wishes and hopes and fears
Toning about on the wares, whlo wa
Linger and wait on the shores for jean!,
Q iliac afar through the distance dim
And sighing, will exer our ships come in?
We sent them away with laughter and song,
The decks were white and the sails wtre
new.
The fragrant breezes bore them along.
The sea was calm and the sky was blue,
Aad we thought as we watched them sail
away.
Of the joy they would bring us some future
day,
Lofig havo we watched besido the shore.
To catch the glesm of some coming sail.
Bat we only hear the breakers' roar.
Or the sweeping night winds' dibual wail,
Till our cheeks grow pale, and our eyes grow
dim,
And we sadly sigh, will they crer come in?
O! poor sad heart with its burden of cares,
Its aims defeated, its worthless life.
That has garnered only the thorns and the
tares,
That is seared and torn in the pitiful strife.
Afar on the heavenly golden thore
Thy ships are anchored forever more.
reproaches "were so constant that tho
poor man became distracted. The loss
of his wife's lovo aud respect, added to
the blasting of his financial hopes, made
him succumb entirely. He died, leav
ing his wifo nearly penniless.
"The bereaved ones look Uioir loss
quite philosophically evinced but littlo
cnef, I thoucht I offered thera all the
consolation in my ower showed a be
coming interest in the widow's plans for
the tuture made various suggestions in
regard to positions which vera respect
able, tho duties light, and vho pay good
all of -which advice was kindly re
ceived, but not acted upon.
"Though Mrs. Hirers, after her hus
band's misfortunes, had exhibited traits
of character which would render her,
during seasons of disaster, anything but
a congenial companion, I should, if I
had boen pecuniarly able, urged a speedy
marriage of myself and beloved and of
fered a home, free from care, to the
Uncle Georgo
Marry.
BY nESlLOCK.
Did Hot
"We were all at the sea shore, passing
a few weeks of the hot season. Mark,
the eldest, was accompanied by his affi
anced ; Henry, number two, was tirci
larly favored, or nearly so ; the presence
of the particular one was not wanting ;
and, I,the least in years of us brothers,
was blessed with the acquaintance and
Rocietr of a number of anirelic creatures
for whom I had a sincere hankering ; all . to my lady-love; but
at the same hotel, and all sufficiently
gifted with sentiment to enjoy, to the
rail, that happiness which alone comes
from social intercourse between the
the proceedings, was plainly revealed.
The sympathies of the jury wero largely
with the plaintiff (beauty and tours have
their influence), but tho evidence was
entirely Against her, and she lct tho
suit
"Subsequent to Iho trial I offtired
through mv attorney to pay such part
' of the damages claimed as I was then
ablo promising to liquidate the whole
iu time. I did not like tho attitude in
which I was unwillingly placed that of
an cnomy to the cherub ed ones of sty
departed friend, and made this offer to
change, as well as to show to the ladies
that their welfare was a matter in which
I had not ceased to take an interest
And I had, too, an indefinable heart
longing for the happy days of the past
a yearning for her who once M re
ceived my caresses, and a sincere wuh
to retain her esteem.
" My offer was refused with disdain.
(the freak of a woman, or jwrhaj the
i e ..a it . f iKci fiMs1 lot. nnv nf inn tkrvnt fu a.
wuiow ot mv aeceaseu menu, out sue . , , -
? tn1,r nnA vntmo ststerl. and a vernal message seat- uxmo
sister could'not be ignored, and "those I to the effect that it was her earnest hope
that I should Know notning out uutry
claims though moderate enough, were
ore-r,i v r nnrsfl in a lor tec remainuer ot my inc.
. . . , .- -. - I 1 tr tha Itiu rf viral. VMM I
was summoned to the death bed of v
state of depletion quito incompatible
with the permanent maintenance of
strangers. Hy resources wero too lim
ited to entertain such a thought for a
moment
i.vi. i :.t. .1.- i. a:. Tt,,
xi,uucin, iud umu. au. , - . -
as vet unproposod arrangement was the I been mme-her heart had been ngh.
onr ox ail omen unncrniosi ui iuui t - j o o
not forgotten friend. I found her con
scious, but hardly ablo to artiealate.
She implored forriveness, ami managed
to inform me that her lovo had always
ithonph her ludirment wrone aau
n o j .
wished me to promise to meet her in
heaven. I made her the promise. God
permitting.
"The sudden revealing of the betUr
side of her nature so overwhelmed e
minds; though I opine, they had no
great faith in its accomplishment, else
the change in their manner toward me
would not have been so marked.
nT it t 4am;Am r
o I
sexes.
Uncle George, the hero of my story,
(I had almost forgotten him) was also
with us for a night only ; business with
the proprietor of the hotel brought him
amongst us. V e, that is, the male por
tion of our family, were comfortably
seated on the plaza attached to the "sea
viewn wing of our abiding place ; three
of us taking our after-sapper smoke,
(Uncle George never smokes), and in
dulging in an animated talk about the
pleasures of the day ; our female com
panions and their loveliness being the
chief topic or conversation.
"We had about exhausted the Queen's
English, and our own small stock of
French, ia praises -of our fair sisters,
when Uncle George, who had been a
listener up to this time, abrnptly re
marked "Boys, it teems to me that you are
women-mad: can't vou think of some
thing more profitable to talk about 1'
"Well, that remark sobered rs a lit
tle, and for a moment silence's reign was
undisputed. Mark, a little bolder than
the rest of us, (we had great respect for
Uncle George,) ventured, with a half
tragic air, to ask
"Could you suggest any rrantler theme
than wosaen our mother, siiters and
sweethearts f
"Vix " nnirl-tr n1ivl TTntle Gr?P
I 1 x o-
"Healities versus Delusions."
At this juncture Henry was itruck
with an idea, and observed : .
"Uncle George, we youngsters have i
monopolized the conversation thus -far, ,
and it is clearly your -mrn now. Won't
you enlighten us upon a certain subject
about which we are all in the dark V
"What might that be T
"Why you never married.''
"Humph !" said Uncle George. "If
it would give you as much pleasure as it
would occasion pain to me, you would le
highly entertained."
My curiosity leing excited, I re
marked "Uncle, there are three of us and only
oae of you; so, the pleasure being to the
pain as three to one, it is certainly jour
duty to suffer a little martyrdom for our
benefit"
"Well, you shall know, then, why 1
never married. It may do you good.
"When I was a young man, I entered
the raannfacturing house of Ball & Co,
as a clerk. The position which I held,
that of chief salesman, gave me a knowl
edge of the wants of customers, and nec
essarily' brought me in daily contact
with the master-mechanic of the con
cern. "This gentleman was a man of con
siderable ability, and much goodness of
heart "We became intimate socially,
and fast friends. He was married. His
wiffi was, to all appearances, an estima
ble lady loving and unselfish. I was a
frequent visitor at their house, their so
ciety being particularly pleasurable to
me ; and I had reason to believe my
presence was equallv agreeable to them.
I often thought thrt, if I had a wife to
grace my home like the one possessed by
John Rivers, I should be contented and
happy.
"After awhile a visitor arrived at the
Rivers' mansion a sister of the wife.
This sister was younger, fairer, and more
beautiful in every respect than the
nadam. I, as might be expected, took
a great fancy to the new-comer. An at
tachment sprang up between us which
ripened into love; a very ardent love, on
say part, at least. I then felt that
women were little less than angels, and
she the sweetest and purest of them all.
In time I declared my passion, and
my sweetheart gladdened my heart by
the acknowledgment of feelings similar
to my own. We became engaged. I
need not tell you of the blissfulness of
tboae days. The charm of life teemed to
have just begun.
"In the meantime, John grew discon
tented with his position at the factory.
His income was large for a salaried
man, but its coming was so regular, and
the amount so unvarying, that there was
a monotony about it which did not har
monize with his ambitious ideas. He
threw up his position, and started a fac
tory of his own. His notions of busi
ness were those of a child; his training
had not been in thiproper direction for
success. v"
"He failed disastrously. His wit'e,
instead of extending the syjapatby
VOAB a - -
erave,chfirged him with imbeciltty. Her
t -: 3
j. uicu a .'-- ! , . T . , 1 t
i i r i- v. i . . .1,- wonanJ.ouatt c cr cmcreu trout
"r r ' r- r'-ber harness condition w cxcitdy
iT.TwhSL T nut tha ouestion to ! Pty, that I would W made wyaicn
, 'r i 1 nee to prolong her life, she died ia my
aer, xiow j Lecce IlLaU look for
"O-hedlv of our marriaw may be ber- 1 boIe si8 ma-r l oHwi in tl1
, r. i I nlace from whence I. when I first aet
hnni or wrmsnimuv rcmorcu. us- . . . .
, I - . f, flf .Ktin.1 (r Mrf
cording to your decision in regard to a
request which I have to make. '
I asked her to name the request,
though I confess I was not without a
surmise as to the nature of it .Slid
she:
" It relates to my sister. Her
"Verr much obliged to von, Luck
Gcorcc," said Mark, as he ro to go.
"I feel the necessity of cxpedHioa;
there it no telling how the oMBplexiai?
of thiors mirht be chanrrd by the tad
1 den demise of a brother-in-law.
"I'lease excuse ne .too, ..otervrj
v- i , . .- t. ri . -u
ta.nce to me. lust now. than a matnmo-1 ' - ' 1 a 1
uial alliance with any one; that is, , In'
1 11- U Vr.t.t . .
., . , ... . v your facearain: I win lirw a wmm
vnat x wish io asw is, wueuier ua - . , T. , , . , , .
-ftT ..... Jjr z i with vou. Uncle, and have a chat aVxit
nnderta'ie rav rasters support and to
giro her a home a permanent home? '
under your own roof f "
n rrant The want of TT V"?" t?U.M
j.t- f j f ,L. : sparsely served. A beeta-tor brr
UCIICSCT UISjna.CT issue jhc witck - , . , . ,
,x ... i j ftst. a roast celtnotte aad mXxd for hi
soneitaae xor ones Kinareo is aa suiasif-. -. , . ,. .
.tv i v .u i ...r, dinner, form the &tate of ks far.
appeuve IS uu. im wa Hup
badly. Tho first fault of ' his
Tho Hill Scandal
Aii Inter Ocean Washington special
says: l'ostiuaster-ueiicrai Kiy says mat
.It is not true, as charge! by Mrs. Lock-
wood, that Senator Hill got a man ap
pointed in his department Key says
Hill never has secured tho appointment
of n single jxirson in tho Postoffiw De
partment, nor has he of late years made
an eliort to no so. it is learneu iroin
other sources, however, that the person
referred to by Mrs. I-ockwood is cm-
ployed in the l'oitotuco Department, but
iVn Hi! 1 1 ad nothing whatever to do
with his appointment There are many
circumstances which seem to sustain Mrs.
Lockwood in her charges, and Hill can
hardly avoid giving more att' ntion to
them Hill also denied that ho has
evir had a page appointed in the Senate,
bnngs a certificate of the sergeant-
at-Arras to corrobonito his statement ;
but it is, nevertheless, a fact that a
brother of - the girl Hill is charged with
seducing, in a page in tho Senate. The
Senator is in a very embarrassing posi
tion for a shining lijsht in the Methodist
church to occupy. He has been charged
by a responsible ieron with having se
duced tao women, ami merely contents
himself with a denial, and claim that
the aorasatien is made for the purpose
of bUekmail. Some of his fellow Sen
atom think he ought to tnaka an ex
ample of Mrs. Lockwood, the female
Uwvr here, who makes tlvcse charges.
if her motives is blackmail, as under the
laws of the District she may be sent to
the pomtecturv far attempting to ex-
. a
tort rnorwv under such arcumsiances.
bat he has taken no stent in this di
rection. The resolution offered by S-n
ator KeJlorr fur an investigation of the
charge thatfhe brosght the woman Ray
mond hera to mbarrau I' ill. will come
in thp Senate fur action, and HUT
win havji an exc-Hent opportunity to
dear up ti- reputation bv bavin; the
dovUe scandal investigated. Mis Ray
mond stated to a Cfiieiso Tnbnne rtp-
iceaUitive that IVen Hill was the Utbcr
of her chiM, sad that no amount ot
ney wotild induce her to disown it or
MMtrpretnt Ue facts in the case.
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Uanrt Qtt. Orrsa. OcLiLar 23. liTJ-
' something preStaWa.
Tbo CTar of Russia.
ojnrnt ptfadcr, H snid to ha- hardlr
trrr won a cai. tor all ms muog wit
h was a man of vorr dJkatc tcnsibili-
ties a sood hearted, warmhloodod roan;
nko a MBtiavmUliat. in fact, who oaokl
shed tears st win.
neatreal Heard frast
DSAJt
Tears
I arisrs
one's discretioni and the harrain-hke
- . . t. t. i.:.-. r ; tlie common Wander of Jtctrfrapf
.t A - j i - 4 t .r and he made far too rreat haste to tusdo
all the woik of hu latner. He was
emotional. ratunL reneroas. ail in a
headlcn?. precitHtate war. Whea b
resolred snddenlr to abolish sorfdoai,
not a rich raan, lrat oipected to do for
her relatiro whatorer my ability would
permit: and reminded her that if she
i ii .- i -i . r
ovea ana arnascu -r u. , -
leave tae mancr to urj , . - . .
that did not satisfy her. Coantins too, n" 1C7
much upon tho extent of r Jovef and . nghtim to
rcaiiriTiz uie truest ui - - c. , . i-..l
mWanr atw nd to to bind ' rc e' uc o'" '
57, 10.
II. II. Wawtim 4 Co
sts. I u aiSiciot fr many
witS UrriU saaVrinx vhich
frcnt'IyifqiA. 3Ir physicians
gave ase ro Ttlief, aad atach aaicat my
will I was indsstwd to gtr your Safe
BittmatiiaL It girea me cttatpleav
ra ta inform yea that ay health is
cacfWerr raslorm, thoa;h I hare but
tabrN iomr pottles; ntr appetite is good
aad I now satfrr aa ineonrenience after
oating hoarty nals, while before
nriy refTtaig I ate cauul me gnsit
ahstrostaad aaoawnes.. I can cheer
fatly rreoaaaend voar Iliiteri to alL
R. L. Mosixt.
awaat U taa rtaair .
taoai thgrssU aiit Vt U
a UU u a tjoA h
down tho great fanncrs-geacral ef taxes,
I like so Esanr ten-pins, oret moapole
, for the discreet sale of rodki, do-el the
of emotions (love and lt ol the IHacl: acooraiagto
hesitate for a moment test V$
ii - j l: ,.u i uui
myseii uy a stcrcu M - ravoftnIk
nl.. I m,h frif-r I (! In . . I -t r " -
her hand.
The conflict
raided maae me hesitate
C. U X XCLU1 av tCLHI If MVM mwm. . 1.
. i. .1.. j j:: - press, and lanrhea at comic nctrspapera.
i . - - i There was a caricature pabltsaed is . r
recJ "j "tl,nS ' Petersburr shortlr afte? hi, aeocassioa ?
Muauuuw,,.;- . , , nt . i- , .IrnartW
"I know what you would y; please - r r'Z-": .Z"" t CI "A"Z
Ul a Ci. lal Salt Oaala. Vaa UIO.yUMJ a a a
dashed ofT the shacklex from ti
conader.our cncircmcnt at an end.'
"After a few words of entreaty and
reproach on my jart and the farewell
injunction, 'Go, and never show your
face again ' fro a my amiable friend, I
retired from her presence.
l For thi-M weeks following thii dir
tressing interview, I was the m"t
wretched man in the county. The al
ternate feelings of wrath and forgiro
neis, of lore and chagrin, to say nothing
of the rude awaking which I had expe
rienced from my blissful dreams, to
wore upon me that I could neither eat
nor sleep, and became reduced to a mere
shadow of my former self. What the
end might have been to me I dread to
think, had not a few linoi from her own
pen reached me, expressing regret for
what bad been said avowing a love
which could not enduro endless senara
tion, and intimating that a sister's im
portunity 'was the cause of the whole
unpleasantness.
"That letter calmed the troubled wr.-
j ters of my fou! contiderablr. My ap-
usually are after dinner. HU hat was
nulled over his eves and his
hones were galicpinc wildly oa the
road to "Reform." llehind him was the
Grand Duke C'onstantine asyiajr
"Gently brother, I am tho fare." "Still
the Emperor laughed; be laughed, tot,
when a piece was played in the Coatt
Theatre exposing the corruption of his
officials, and a very fine piece it was.
Then somebody shot at him anil shat
tered his nerves for ever. He fell into
a sort of panic, trying to undo, all he
had done. He had new gyres pet on
writers; he ordered some awful crcelt'cs
in Poland. He tried to win back his
sulky nobles. It was all in vain, and
now
he
is
tlioroD"hlr
flustered and
friehteaed rizht out of Vis 'senses. Ilk
only chance of peace and happiness
would be abdication and a year yachU j
ing without ne wsjapcrs. At present he
is worried into a lever every momin:
by a summary of ' all tie unjileasant
things which lave been (printed about ;
i flim 4Vf f It A f-acf asanas rlM
... IT a avaaaa wa SaU a4 V tlbUal'(VU( IUUl 0
rofi I a imnmrAl I laxrAT. tn fictnm .a a .
. ' ,r" throughout liarope. It is prepared by
again the appearance of a human being. , u for
Cutlwa5 in no hurry to reply. My d HU Mjtj( an
love had received such n withering that ! that h no J o. U(U wIf
I was m no condition to bloom again : -firi .,, fnr i ' . .
, - . . .a -vaaaa ava aau aWV a 143 V
right away ; and my views as to the na- ! itm! diplomatist to do it, lest he
sliould gloss over the truth and endeavor
Saved Xrsi taa Ioer Rnu.
Tor yaars Dand Alliagsworth sef
ferd with raeaaatasai, and notwith
sttaatas; tho hast wdcI treatment,
coaU not Sad tdisL He came to the
Seit-ta caaaty pooraoase. aad had to be
carried ialo aad eat of bed, on account
of his helpless condition. After the
failcre of all the remedies which had
heea anpKed. the directors of the poor-
boata resolved to usa the celebrated
ui reasody, St. Jacobs Oil, and this
. -.i
was a tortsnate resolution ; lor, wun
the trial of on bottle, the patient was
already aca better, and when four bot
U had been aed ujon him, he could
again walk about witkout the use of a
oab!. The facts, as above stated, will
ba -eriied by the editor of the Ports
ntwth, Ohio, Correspondent.
If yoo are gomj to paint your house,
barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder
ful Imperishable Mixed Paint is surely
the best, for it is warranted by their
agents ia your own town not to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
work caala? than any other point. Tfcalmpa?
Usable Falsi v&a avartffxl tta Bnt premlns,
oxer all ether paint", a! U California esjklt
Fair. ICS. asd taa foUl vat4l at Lba Urrcoa
8UU fair. UT1. tt a eueelar fron Utalt
Atent. which ezDlalct tatt wonderful d!ooT
ery. Try tn aiu aaJ yoa criaia.y voold
bar! nooCD'.
The Sia ahaae life Wll la ibarc:
The Xii ane life Maa la Aaaxtr:
the Haa abw lire hu la ducr I
The ail ahaae tire aaa ta afcr!
CLEVEL.1AD PL.lI.DEtLER
PeeranWr St. K.
MCaatla BtSET St. MO.ItTOSnH Chief
r Ihe (letrUaU Sleetle tarre. ap-
eacaxl ty taa rrfart ra.hu oeV at taa CM; IlaX.
aai ahaa aaViartai ta a W-rrt IrLil aetetaa at Si
Jaott'a ,- ti try aaratrt It t tc aa a
-varVI vf mot 1 m t,tt aith a aon ct aaahtaa.
taa at pitarUJ aat rtaaaataca W BW faa. ahxh
rrra m taj tSutl tacaxa avarahat arssat. I
tai aaea a art rt lavaik. aal ahaa 1 at flJ UU
s vtta a I hartfy nwrttJ ta Ht J tot Ur
aoatfca. Deaten at- 4 U Vaaaft w. aa aaae;ea
the avirtaaacf a IrtAi. I fneani a htteart.
Jaata'au&aaJrvcaHMaaryruast'rtaat ta trtt
aparatco. I eeaat laualy !nt th 2a at aha
ptftnUa troa tax Hart. It otmI la M a4
aataa4 ta Sad IU aay ta La ara cf aha ataaat at
cat. Ta lm LrUI U raajactar eaacaaral al aalc.
aatla tii; a lj I aa ttuWf Srat t-aa lit eaa
jtalal, aai tata aacw trniUil at. "
AS inWu atC 5t a. i Oa. Prl-f.l3 rrxli.
I tcr.lr otrUry that t M aSanst Ina aa altaA ot WitVaara w artr ttai 1 west aVsct dscbLal aa aai
Usaantbaaa I ttaalcoe tachaeaot taaOitagO.V KIPaET TEA.ajJlaa t&j rreaiad aaal 1
iraateealaTtotato. JOESW. U3CEX.
t hart aaal the OKECOX CTDSXT TEA tat tniaa i
hncuia la nacaKBl It aa a nM asJ aC rtxaeaf .
liutaoru, Oerco- PamitrT 32. XKX.
Z. X oOOTZ.
Miiaaru. Otna. Pe-xsJScr H- 1SH,
TU0UC05 KID SET TEA kx jaae t-y -rVe M aaafc it aat awe rlRardSicarmSa
aSa hajaawl to caia fa tha WK. aj 1 UEart a ta V a gaaa Ma 'ty iw a ilaaiiia aiAttbti-xiaJijaaaat
ha-. X.U.COX.
XauBarsa. Orrpcs. Pc H, XSX
Sock Ihrmm scatha t u aUi I ah t wrt faaa ia an S. I lUM a facxar of Oa OaZCOS
KU ET TEA aad Vyth.tasa I Lai oaatiif at Klitf taiay rrtrra aat ha Sdt beta tocaal
aa. lthartaaTmTntrlau.aS iaifk agieaf haa liaawae ratWi,u a p-caaasaia aal
r rt-Jy. E. J. OEICSST
Ttsnxy. Orrr-a. rAriry S. tJSa
rUis asSfmi far year nh aalaj M ay Wh. I Ma4 aee oaaCOS hiUSET TEA aai teaal trr Tiiritr
nJU! aa4ayncacvtcsr. I aaartSf twrnfMBl te ia xSxJStftnt a Sa aaJtar. UZS.Z.COHX.
Citt:i. Orarae. Jaesjyaa.lS9a.
lUtaxnratrwt pralbnaisVy ttacact OfitaOtf EaatrETTEA.1 taka jm: nmhi runt
lagatathcaaT-rrt-;tra3hAiay treaiJa ex tart aa aa a nT aad g car. J A- rTTS'.'Ta.
Pcrfr. Orera. .'uxj 12, liea
Bars oa4 the O&ECOX KIDJf ET TEA feeaaa d mm. vbaat ansarj orrae vara tajsrad by taUof
tsrusCs. I rtacrfry earthy ta lit XS.f&tstl tTartt. asd naassarad tb aaaa ta tsa pahhe.
Ut UTESJtead. Ae t WrfU. rarrs Oa.
frtrm, Orryaa. JaaaaaiSS.
Ital hya. I
ture and motives of women had under
gone comewhat of a change. 'Angel
ica ' and ' Sinceritas ' were tbc names
which had been replaced in ray mind by
others less flattering, but -perhaps more
appropriate.
" Indecision, common to young peo
ple suffering from hcart-acho, led me to
delay so long any recognition of her
comn.unication, that tho lady evidently
thought I needed another stirring up,
and one too of a different character. I
received through her lawyer notice of a
uit hrongbt against mo for breach of
promise, and pecuniary damage for in
jured feelings, etc.
"Strange to what expedients women
will resort to further their ends 1
"I should willingly have paid the
damages, although I had but little faith
in the existence of injuries ; but public
scandal was a thing I dreaded to face,
and a legal contest with a woman a
wosaan whom I once had dearly loved,
and for wiiom perhaps I still felt a weak
ness was highly distasteful to inc. Rat
I had a charactarvto sustain, so conclud
ed to appear aaendant in the case.
"Tho trial, like tholaay herself, was
& mixture of bitter and sweet. The
hand of the widow, as prime mover in
to make things pleasant for promotion s
sake. A Raron Herder, a connection of
Stieghtz, the banker, not long ago er
formed this delicate service and erbaps
does so stilL The King of Yvctot was
a happy monarch; the Emperor of Rus sia
is not Surely, times mutt be
strangely altered. London Truth.
A Chicago firm of clothiers offer a
prize of ?1 for every male child born in
that city during next November and
December, and will increase the amount
if allowed to name the baby, . "If we
were in tho dry goods trade,""tiiey say
in their advertisement, "we could afford
to rnako this prize $5 for girls. We
take a right smart interest in tho in
crease of the male sex, and this offer
will cost us thousands of dollarx, but
we expect to get a recormwnsc in future
trade."
A California boy stood an umbrella
in a public doorway during a religious
meeting. To this umbrella was attached
a strong cord, an end of which tlie boy
he'J in his hand. EleTon different peo
pie are taid to hate carried the umbrella
to the length of tho string.
tV In ntauinc any parcaaaa or la
ta-rsttoa la reapeoae to itar nUrertlae
aaent la tbls paper x will vVaae ava
Hon (ho jame af (tie uaer.
It ia fia tort TTYm. TVff . 4 .tMB.,.,u
very farr?a ta mora bealtMsl acuoa. iml la
tJ.aa a benefit la all tfueatea.
; in..BLBattnKtbelmpariifeertcpbIy3.ta
! Bat cral and twonaary r ran! 1 1 1 tbe c r ot hcref
( c.sas ana other Mr n Ersptlons and DtaVoea.
; loe.3d.BC Caiwra. t.cera aad other Korea.
vjjvnix, m eaKneaa at ID Htomacb.CbaUI
jtit-oo. D-.ultmt, Oenenl UvMlity. etc. ara
cured ty Iht hafa Hlllera. It la actQaaled
aa aa appat'ter aa J rrnlar tame.
1 1 U a medlrlat a blch tboold b In erery fa
l!r. aad tihlcb.'wbereTer ted. am -.- i.
Btnyoeot ct tsaay Codon' UlU.
. - . - " .MM
aWRrncrH
Snfo Kctatc
dies are aold
by DrnjrgUfM
aud TJcaicra
In McdlclBO
cvcrywfcero,
EHWAlNUfcCO,
Proprietor!, ,
Stoebeater. .t.T.'
aHeid fbe Pamphlet
asd Tnumoaua.
The New Silent No. 8,
Wheeler & Wilson
SEWING MACHINE
Isthe Cheapest to Buy
rszTAtaZirts
The Easiest to Learn,
The Easiest to Xannzc
The Most Durable,
The Lightest KnoBlsur,
... AM) WES
The Most Perfect Werfc.
XO SHUTTLE io I HUE AD
Cat a StraUat Scir Sctllax Xecale aat
Baea tke Crratcat Tartetr aad
Tf Meat SUazc ar Wart-
Those who hare tried it are deiightetl
with it, as it is the oxlt siixst
srwiXG uiciiisk that makes
the LOCK STITCH.
It la lha Best Macklaa far mil raatlly
TJaa ut LXalla ta cat os.t af Orslar-
We place it cm trial with all other
Machines in the world.
It was "Winner over Eighty Competiir
ors in Pans in laid.
Try II aat yaa will be f arr letke aad?ay II
Anontu "VflTttct.
WHEELER I WILSON WAHF'G CO.
131 Third St, Portland, Ogn.
Uf.lL! I
I wrt-'r t!iU 1 kT. Uit tD8S X1SSTT7EA al b fnrfr tt4ll by !
rmaantauOtnlfic. CKAKmK JHaxr , J L.
T.-aAT tor tta Vitrjer X atwjiCa.
3 Caary taact. Sa Fraaaafa.
Ncun. Orejno. Jarsary IX 1SS4.
tUilar a antra LarkariaU Sesnw. 1 athamlU try lat OtXO.S Klt.Xa.T TTJL 1 owd aat
tt ta Ta arai t. imttM a rt&sii ten. 1 a nit I naactal 3t ta al aba arc egrtad aa as caaSf
nerfr. -XUTJ3 XSSL
rmazroer. Oeiuu. Jassary IX XaSa.
nar'c eraa atti ay Uiaeya. t a-n aaaaral a try Ita OaSWOS SETTtxasSrSrraJ aa laa
abectta. I Ula airuor la rroccaoSa- tt ta la laAat aa a aate .eary far kair dLScaXo.
C. W aattCT. Oaasty iatpU VssxSSx escsty.
Sum. O-n"- Jr-t ry ta. ixa.
Staaa U afo t botrtt a raciaie tt OtSBOX KllWfETTZ.V. vaS aSar tt. Srit tUar t&aa I kalfcr
Ttara al booft-t t baa oaea. baaf i naSan: ta Im wkt ntt rWiafa tEaaac 3tj tlbn iinai
tt LL brat tUary vrfaratka tx oe. JLLTSXO STASTOS.
ux3C Onsre. Jasacre IS, ISSS.
I Uakrst a taa ct the OSTGON" ttSXET TCI aal a' 8a aaty a part af H. but ay fci a aa
Uray sral. tt Lat a rfimzil ract cpsa tbe sratary crfasa. X T. HOCaOX.
j SOLD BY ALL DRlG GISTS & GB1YEBAL DEALEM8,
PRICE,
ONE DOU-AR
HOTEL DE FRANCE,
LEWISTOX. IDAHO.
Maiew M. Lrrraaeata, - rroprlrtrea
Tbli B Vaewa eataVtaVneat. aetlraly rrboCt,
epeo Ut tba rataptloa of (Wt. aita everytUsf bra
aikl ekj-aat. tjpert cfod IVtacli Ciaa ia tbe eaSa
ary rpartoMat Tbe Kooat aat be li 4 cpaa aS
a;b. aal a tn eokeL t and frsei On (UaatlMata.
Hodge, Davis & Co., Proprietors,
Portland. Oregon.
The Pacific Monthly-
AND
OFFICIAL GAZETTE!
HODGE, DAVIS CO,, Aecnls.
ParllawJ, errB.
.TTJBT OUT!
PortlaHd City Directory Tar 1H89,
Seat radpald for St J.
HcCormlck's AlRiannc for 1888,
151 a dotrni 3 tlazea far 8t,
X. X. MoCormlolc,
bM( 01 EerCoJ Stmt, r UaoJ, Ofn,
-Dubois rj i-i i tnto-,
O EN CRAL ACCNn,
.oumU.ioa sad Fonfardlnj Xercaanls,
1QS Kronl a: reel. lit Waiblnttott tU eel.
lttrlland.Ofa. Sao Frandaon. CaJ
RpvrUl atteallon tirea to tba uli of Wool.
Kloor, Oral a sad I Tod ara Id lortlanJ aad Haa
rrancixin. ttlis-ln
KSTADUSllQl tCC
.W1X.X.1A.M IIKOIC Jtr SON,
Importen sad PcaSert ia
Cr.VS, RIFLES and REVOLVERS
Of Etrry PeecrlptJoo,
Catlery, ruUef Tacale, HrJ Cajr. IWa. Vtlxl-
lat. Uxxroet Casta, IUm Ba3a, etc
Carsrr Traal aad aider Ma., rarilaad. Oxa
J. A- STllOVllltlDGE.
Ctract IajarUr aal DaaUr Is
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
Va. Ill Praat (. Prtianit.Ar
Benson's Capclne
orous Plaster
A Wontlerfnl Eemedy.
rv t. m mimwi4mii Iwlmii It and tba maflm
Uoa- tSllnf poroo (aaater. It It ta arary wayf
lamrior to aJ other ealenul retsadiet. ladodlcsf
LlDlaettU aad the averted tlactrkal iwatata 111
ucii tn coBcata
aetalai aew raaltrln claaecU
una alUi rnbber.KOaaaaM Utt taoat cztraordloar.
ala-nuerioa-, ttrencuemez ana carauTa r7rruea.
inr dmldan la rocr own locality via coofirr Um
Llmm itaUBUoL ror Luc Hack. Kaeomaiaa.
Ifemala Waaknaa. ElBBbora aad .Sloctol CoUaJ
tad Coosoa. IXaaaaad KUaen. Whft(icr OaucbJ
kSeecuaoa U taa Man. aad aii uu tor a Men noma
laaen aratuca. ItUalsply taa txt rtovarrtsaily
JLak far Caaaoi I Cawla Icrti TIaiter aad Uxi
lao other. Sold ey all drarzltU rrica IS eenU
keat on neelpt of rrloe, by toabury & Jotjuoa,
Irtttt Ijtrwt. Xw Varfc avh tvim
TLe ediUoa of tio OFFICIAL GAZETTE pabltsaed by me two
years ago Las beea entirely exnsosted, and has added its proportion ta
tie influences which ar? attracting the thocfasds of immigrants to oar
BICH AND PRODUCTIVE LANDS
Aad accelerating the derelopment of oar natural resources. The de
mand for sack a work is constantly increasing', and to meet that demand
I shall widen tho scope of the GAZETTE, chanztt it3 form and issue it
hereafter in regular monthly parts under the abora title. It will be
I Devoted to Statistical Information I
Concerning the material resources of Oregon and Washington lcrritorr,
including a fall description of tho Cities, Town?, and Counties, Topo
graphical Appearance, Population, Growth, Business Enterprises, Lists '
of Officers, and a complete
Business and OHoial Directory ! .
Of the Stat and Territory. Our agricultural advantages, asxrell as tha"
mining, manufacturing and all other material interests of the entire
State and Territory will be folly represented.
Wonders and Beauties Mountains !
Valleys aad rivers; all parts of the Staio will bo visited, and faithful
pen-pictures given, omitting nothing that will render this work in vale,
bio as a
4IITllS!af GUfPElllfc
And jast the book for the crowds of rmmijfrants now oonung, aad pro
posing to ooso to oar State. To make its pages even more acceptable
as a Traveller's Ha&d-Book. as well ai
A Welcome Visitor to the Family and Firesitfe,
Wo shall add to each monthly part interesting tales, sketches, poetry,
scraps of local history, news, wit, eta, etc.
3fr. IL M. Clin ten will havo immediate supervision of the details
of bringing oat the work, aad wilt visit all parts of tho State and Terri
tory persoaally to insure its accurate completeness.
SoM co:rpletu only by subscription, at $3 03 pr annum. Sinale
parts 50 ennta sack
D. H. STEARNS, raWlsksr .