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THE COTTAGE u.nu. -
In the sultry time of mowing,
"Wlica the fields are full of hay,
Pretty Janet brings her sewing
To the gate at close of day.
Do tou wonder that she lingers
Often glance down the lane?
Do tou aik mo why ber fingers
Seem to find their work a train?
Lore dreams held her in their tether.
Love is often (as we know)
Idle in the cummer weather,
Idlest in the sunset glow.
Kow the toil of day is over;
Janet has not long to wait
For a shadow on the clover.
And a footstep at the gate.
flow is this? The slightest sheeting
Has been taken up anew;
cry quiet is tier greeting,
Scarcely raided those eyes of blue.
cw he leans upon the railing,
""vher all about the hay:
-plans seem unrvailtng
little will she say.
link it strange, my reader,
a lewon from the'rose
garden's queenly leader,
flower.that ever blowai
she flaunts her petals;
"md'of sober green;
the stretching sepals
ush of red between.
k her; sunbeams woo her;
od wider does she start,
'her crimson treasures,
the tragranee of her heart.
rose buds will not reader
he secrets in one day;
joe maiden, shy and tender,
s diffident as they.
horror f the Daisy.
.week before New Tear
a bis three-legged stool
room of the great house
a Brothers, old Joe Dar-
icient book-keeper of the
tnishing bis Saturday night's
mis engaged, a band was bud
Jioolder, and taming his head,
iis old, gray-haired employer,
proprietor of the firm, beside
the last time, my old friend,"
,if merchant, pointing to the led
- "the news this evening decides
jpJSeything. Unless something happens
before the first of January, Worthington
Bratliars mast close doors and wind np
basBess, Joe."
Old Jee started as he listened to these
TnnlnnrhWlr words and a tremor ran
ihroaga him.
"Dost say that! don!t say that, Mr.
'Worthingtonr he exclaimed. And he
dabbed his bald forehead with his old
biraflnriTifi handkerchief as ho spoke.
"Doa'tsay that Worthington Brothers
will saspe'nd payment, sir."
"Worse than that, Joe," returned the
old xaerekaal. -with a Leavy sigh. "I
Dpped with a gloomy
expression in bis eyes "eo that on or
before the first of January," he added,
"Use boase will close its doors. I could
bear that; but, when I think that the
Tinmr ef Worthington Brothers will b
dinhoaored "
Tk&re'thvcld merchant broke down,
joe seized. ma uaiiu, suiu uicu ui a ucu-
feliag voice:
Dob t, don t! don t say mat, sir!
Dea't ase that word 'dishonored!' It is
Botsobad!"
"Bsin! utier rninf groaned the mer
chant. "No, bo ; not rninJ See here, sir. I
yoa see, I have saved a little "
Aad old Joe drew from his pocket
beok with "nnsteady hand, certificates of
deposits in various banks.
"Take it, sir! It was all made in your
service! honestly made there is not a
dirty billing in it, sir. It is yoars
aad"
He thrust the papers into the mer
cbaat's basd. Bnt Mr. Worthingtoa
packed tkem back.
"No, old friead," said the merchant,
slgbLag deeply, lat speaking in a voice
of resignation "no. that is not the way
-X'crtMDgtafc Brothers do basiness. If
we fail, it shall be honestly alone
after boBorable exertion. We will not
drag do wa r fcieads, aad yea, Joe, ear
oldest aad best. No. the house has kept
faith &ad baaor for fifty years. If ruin
eosseswew'aU go down aloce". It is sot
oar faalL I wiil do my datjr and trust
ia God, Joe, to the end."
As be spake, the old merchant went
to lik safe aad took oat a roll of bank
notes. Than he directed ike various em
ployes to be seat for, aad paid them all
ap to the ead of the then present week.
Be bad a feed word for each, and an ia-
qairy aboat every man's family or con
eeras; aad tbea he turned to his desk.
3t the aiea did not go.
"What are yoa waiting for, my
friesds? Caalassktyou ia any man
Ber?" asked the old merchant.
"If yoa please, sir," said the foremost
f the party, "we woald like to leave our
aoaey in yar haads. Eh?"
And tne speaker turned lowara uji ,
toffip&niocs, who uttered a hoarse Jur
jjar of asseat.
"Leave jvax moiy- -in my bands?"
aid the EaereiiaiT
"JatJVss the reply. "We hear
gUfow tiaies are bard with the Worth
jgton Brolberg, aad the house in diffi
calties. New we don't want our money
as yet, Mr. Worthington. Eh? Do
yea?"
Aad be looked toward those in the
rear. Aaotfeer growl of assent replied.
"All whieb," the spokesman added,
"goes to sfcew, sir, that we are not ia
wast. Kesf .the xaoacy, Mr. Worth-
Tbe aiercbant gazed with deep eruption
at the roagb, honest faces.
"Tb&Bks, tfttaaks, my kind friends!"
he said. "This proof of your friend
aaip toacbes me deeply, bat I cannot
aeeept yoar eSer. Such a small sum,
besides, woald be of little service. No,
bo keep it, asd awy Ged bless yoa and
yoars."
The eaplsjres retired on this, not dar
ing, it seesel, to ta trade farther on the
bead ef the bowse.
"Father ia beavea.'I thaak Thee!"
Bxanaared Ike aserebaat, aad, taming
away, be picked ap the evening paper to
bide aie osaestoas. As bis eyes fell apoa
jt a paragMwih akracted bu attention.
ItnaneBaeedthe failure of the bask ia
whieb tbe savings ef bis old bookkeeper
bad beea deposited.
Witbasigk be banded it to Joe Dsr
liae, aad said:
'! deeply Mret this, my old friend.
My rain was eaeagb."
Obi Joe read tite aaaouBcemeat with a
sinki-ag heart, aad echoed the rigb of bis
old fnead.
"Toe Load's will bo doae, sir!" he
said: "yea eaekt to have all. bat I am
bow pensiles. Year troable is greater
than aiae. Any letters, air, by to
-night's mail? Anyresoarces or impor-
see bo hope of resuming. The great lad- her he thought of his well-nigh penniless " r
ares is Europe have hopelessly involved condition and heaved a sigh. T ad oc?,of tbe
ttnt lateiUgeBce?
" Jo rebources, Joo, and
almost worso thun all."
"Worse, sir?"
"Yes, yes. l'ou remombor my son
Charley of course you iviiicmber him.
You know ho went about two years since
to live with You Zandt fc Co., at Ant
werp?" "Yes, sir; what of him? Don't tell
ruo-he is not dead, sir?"
"No that pang is spared me, ImtJ
have had very bad news of Charley, my
old friend. I wrote
recently, announc
t;,
mg our situation, ana rrecommenuing ,
bis return, and Messrs Van Zandt & Co.
replied that ho had left them nearly a '
.... . )
year ago.
"Left them?
"Yes, yes. Ho had fallen iutocrtl
courses and they reprimanded him
when he went off, no one knew whither.
Letters were written to me by the bouse,
but they must hare been miscarried.
Nothing has since been heard of Charley.
I fear he has taken to more evil ways
still. He may be dead, indeed! Un
happy that I ami All connected with me
seem to turn out badly!
The merchant uttered a trroan. Old I
Joe looked at him with deep commisera-.
Uon.
"I am more fortunate than you are,
Mr. Worthington," he said, in a low
tone. "I had a son a noble boy ho is
dead, sir! You knew ray Edmund! He
was so handsome, so spirited, so bold;
He was a whaier
and he was lost at sea.
tho ship foundered, and the crew were . worked his way to California, en
lost. My poor Edmund! Wo are truly - countered Charles orthpgton roaming
unfortunate fathers, sir." i aW in in tho gold regions-they had
There the conversation ended, and the speculated there and were coming home
merchant and book-keeper separated. I on the next steamer. That was the letter.
New Year's morning, and the anow was ' As Joe grew faint. Pet suddenly ran
falling and tho wind whirling around it behind his mothers apron, uttering an
like mad. A thousand goblins seemed appalling scruam.
laughing and taming somersunlta and j t JonnG niiU
haUing each other as they sported round a ferocl0U8 tffd- , ., .
the gables and whisUed through the key- . '!HW are on' laUier nd n")ther. mJ
holes and chimneys, wild with mirth. 1 Daisy?
and old Joe Dar line's small house, in a
remote street of the great city, seemed
especially honored by tho hobgoblins,
who shook the windows until they
rattled again.
A trreat fire was burning aad the break
fast table was set, and old Joo was rub- 1
bine bis hands in front of the blaze and 1
lookincr out of the window, when a voice
behind him, witn a rush of laughter in
it and sounding liko
silver bell, ex
claimed:
"Happy New Year father, dear. I
have caught you."
Old Joe turned around. As he did so a
pair of rosy lips pressed his cheek and
two arms clung about his neck, belong
ing to a little fairy of seventeen.
'Why, you look like a sunbeam,
Daisy," he said.
And indeed the face resembled one so
brilliant was the light of her eyes. Daisy
was small, with a neat, cosy figure, in a
plain but pretty dress; and you saw at a
glance that this was one of these little
fingered fairies, wtoo are the blessings of
the homes in which they rule.
The father smiled and fondly passed
his hand over her hair. As he looked at
for vouT be said, sichinr acain
Bat Daisy did not seem to regard the
circumstances as at all depressing. On
the contrary ber face glowed, and turn
ing ber bright face toward one aide, she
whispered:
"I ve got a New. Year's present for you,
father dear."
"TTat-n -ron Vow. ron've cone and
nrliv? -ronr little fincers to the bone.
-ri 4 -
aid ber fa with old Uncle John, look-
ing wise and sedative.
Then the dinner appeared and rivited
all eyes. The great roast turkey and
round of beef aad flanking side-dishes
tlinmAm. Old Joe de-
voutly said grace, and the youthtul
members of the Darling family, chirp
ing like a flock" of birds, called tne
other's attention to the splendid ban
quet. Then all sat down. Old Joe looked
around
"There is one seat too many," he
remarked.
"I set it there, brother," said Uncle
John tranquilly.
"For whom, brother? Have you in
vited a friend?"
"No, brother, I thought of our Ed
mund." The old bookeeper looked wistfully at
his brother, and then went and held out
bis band to him.
4 "Thank yon, brother." be said, in a
low voice, returning to his seat.
When the first "pang bad passed, it
seemed a satisfaction to old Joe to gaze
Mine Tacani cuair, au t
a i. a. ji - n.z1. t-:- i
I ..n !-.. i -i l ii r i.. n coaDUTDin uo way. iuc
I rwt UiUO WIT UUU. A U1C .jwuuuk
Su
"Why, we are forgetting the presents. her "I31 Itronage.
Did anybody ever?" she cried. I
And not waiting fop "anybody- to Ah Elfiaat'j GrallliHte.
reply, Daisy ftsrid-SKJt'Ss1 bJ t , ' . , .
T-WoLn bore a magical cedar in a! A story comes from Tenbury England,
neat box covered with erergrwens to the ' where a menagerie has been paring a
centre of the table. visits, which illustrates the well-known
Night bad now come, and tho tapers character of tho elephant for humane
on the tree were lit and the fairy specta-' feelings in a remarkable .degree. Among
cle of manv-colored baskets, candy cor- the animals was a fiae female elbant,
nucopias, "and the presents of needle- called Lime,, which was attacked with a
work and boohs and garlands flashed j Tiolent fit of colic, and suffered intensely,
forth in tho mellow light of tbe tapers. iA local chemist whose success as
"Now Uncle John is going to tell a an animal doctor is well known, treated
beautiful story! Will you listen, father Lizzie, and saved the animal s life, hub
dear, aad mother? It w lovely." soqaently.on passing tho chemist a shop.
The laughter in tho voice made all look the elephant immediately recognized her
at Daisy. Why did the child's cheeks ' benefactor, who was standing at tho door
flush so. and why that dazzling light in i of tho shop, and going to him, gracefully
her eyes? placed her trunk in bis band. The
t -it i T , . . , ' chemist visited tho exhibition in the
ff, , "WfM.S
eve;
"TheTonriivedinthecity of Bag-
i
dadhd m reSa
SSTaTb
caravanH brought to Bagdad all tho treas
ures of the East. But misfortune came.
The caravans were overwhelmed in tho .
Bands of the deert. The moment was i ,A SviAirr Doo. ncro is an authenti
near when Barilzac would probably be cated instance of practical joking fitly
compelled to strew dust apon his head ) reciprocated: A friend of mino lias a
and wander through the streets of Bag
dad, crying, 'Barilzac, the merchant, is
rained!'"
His oaly sob had been lost at hcs, and
the heart of Abou-bcn-darling was sad.
"Abpu-bea-darling is miserable!" bo
said; "thwetsnoman more miserable!"
As be thus spoke, his daughter Pari
baaoa approached him. Tho namo of
Paribaaou, my children, signifies tho
Flower of the Daisy. She catno now to
Abon-ben -darling, and kin ling him in
the Eastern fashion, said: "Oh! Father!
Oh! AboB-ben-darliBg, do not despair!
Behold the feast is set, and the holy
cedar tree blazes; the tajiera therein
shine like stars, and many gifts bang
I down from tho branches of tho woudrous
i trecr
And there is a cut that our father
will valuo more than all else a pack
ago with his namo on it from a distant
land!"
They did not look at Daisy, who was
trembling, and whoso hand scarce
po&se&sod strength to draw a letter from
her bosom.
Uncle John continued:
"And Aboa-ben-darliug said: ' Where
is this tiackan;, my child ?" to which the
- T.i - 1 1 . - i
r lower 01 iuo .uaisTxcpucu:
"Father dear, it is hero ! See, I Uko it
from tho boughs of tho holy cedar tree.
anu give u 10 youi
As Uncle John uttered tho words,
Daisy sprang forward with a letter in her
, hand.
"Hero father dear r'sho cried, bursting
into tears and laughter. "It nearly
killed me not to tell you ! Oh, take It,
, take it! Our Edmund is not dead !"
And throwing her arms around old
Joe's neck, she sobbed npon bis bosom.
' while with eyes full of wonder, be read
1 Ult
the letter from his son. As he read on.
he seemed to doubt
whether he was
His eves closed;
reading a real letter.
ho uttered a sigh and would have fainted
had not Undo John caught him in his
arms.
The letter was written to Daisy by her
brother Edmund. He had been picked
m in the Pacific and carried to the South
S trading vessel; thence he had
lbey ran into uis arms, uttering cues
and sobs. The sailor was home again,
never to leave them more; and as Daisy
rested in her dear brother's arms with
her rosy chocks npon his breast, sho said,
lauchin;: and citidk
"Father, dear, how do you use your
New Year'a gift?"
The windows shook as
she spoke. It
was, doubtless, the merry goblins, highly
. pleased with themselves and everybody
else; and the holy night the llanyy.
blessed night went on its way full of
' joy and gratitude.
A year afterward, strange to say, saw
the house of Worthington Brothers pros
perous, and old Joe happy, and Charles
I the husband of the Flower of the Daisy.
' And again the cedar tree was lit and
' spread around its cheerful light, and the
loud wind laughed, and the merry gob-
Una seemed to shout: "A happy New
1 Year."
A Qae a's Kl4ae.
In Naples the papers tell a very pretty
story of the Queen of Italy. It appears
that'as she was driving to the royal wood
mistook tne
emea aaxed a
man, seeing
the fine carriage and horses and the ser
vant' livery and all the gay company,
thought be was being fooled.
"As if tou did not know!" he said,
with a grin.
The Queen laughed, and assured him
they were lost.
Then only did tho countryman con
descend to point out the way, after
' which be a
which be walketLoff as if fearing to be
' Iancned at again.
from ot ubo
jrou . ,
' '-The Qaeenr ened the countryman,
t returning to the carriage. "Forgive me
j that I did not know the, but I had ne ver
seen thee before. Thou art as beautiful
as a May rose. God bless thee.
Having once seen the Queen, he wonted
to see her pretty face again, and the next
day he presented himself at the palace.
"I know ber," he said mysteriously.
"I spoke to her yesterday, and I want to
speak to ber again."
Thinking he had to do with a madman,
j the porter was about to have tho poor
fellow arrested, when the Tery gentle
man who had given him the 20 francs ap
peared, and told him to wait. He in-
, formed tho Queen of his presence.
"Bring him here by all means," was
her answer.
! Wben the man was for the second time
i before tho Queen, be said:
"Yes; 'tis thou. I thought I had
' seen a fairy. Thou are just an angel.
! I bave two little ones without a mother.
; Wilt thou be their mother?"
1 "That I will." ssid the Quwn.
"Then there's the 20 francs thou gav-
' T il,.nV ti,. l.nl T
such intention, and after thus having
, !ShJ
with her ap,K,,nted task. That elephant
" MW. "11 . .
seemed to jkxucss a holier sense of grati
tude than somo people do.
, roagh-haired collie, wise, and exquis
itely modeled. One evening a lady of
i tbe household, with whom ho aa a
special favorite, stooped quietly, as he
lay half-sleep oa tbe rug, and, placing
' her faoo close to his head, blow sharply
with a alight shont ia one of bis oars.
Tickled and startled, ho jumped up and
. moved off, seemingly somewhat offended.
, In tho courso of tho evening tho lady
happened to bo reclining in an easy
chair, when tho coolie was observed by
' some of Uie inmates to rise, and, making
a circuit, to move stealthily toward I the
chair, placing his noso close to tho lady'a
ear. to give a sharp lwrk and instantly
bound off1
A Hoaaaza DlnHcr Service.
Tiffany has just completed . an elegant
now silver dinner service, wholly Ameri
can, for Mrs. Bonanza Mackey. Tho
center pieco in of oblong form and is in
two divisions. Tho lower ono has a tray
for flowers, resting on sloping "sides of
looking-glass, which are set on an elab
orate silvor framework of floral design.
At ono side on the looking-glass i Mrs.
Mackay'a monogram in silver letters.
Tho upper division rests on elephants'
heads, six on either side, the tips of tho
trunks touching tho flower of tho frame
work bolow. The upper division is set
in a broad baud of inassivo silver, elab
orately wrought in rich flotal devices
in Oriental style. It consists of a second
tray for flowers, surrounded with
sockets for candles. Tho whole is sur
mounted by a fohr branch candela
brum of small size. Tho richness of
the workmanship and its delicate elnb
oration are beyond all praise. The
stvle of tho whole is thoroughly East
ern in character, recalling somo of the
fine pii-ccs of silver among tho Indian
magnificences of the presents offered to
tho Prince of Wales during his travels
in India, and exhibited at tho Lm
vernal Exosition of 1S78. The ele
phanU' heads in particuiar are mart
beautifully wrought. The character
istic corrugation of the skin of the fore
head and trunk is admirably repro-
. i i - . ? -i
uuccii, as are aiso mc various ueuus
of the rich tassclcd and embroidered
head stalls wherewith the htsdH are
adorned. The whole structure, which
rest upon twelve elephants' feet in
silver, is of immense weight, and will
tax the strength of two men to lift it.
Ttef Oorldealad lllel.
Since the change In the proprietorship
of the Occidental Hotel of Portland, it lias
sprung at ouce into deserved popularity.
The ex-Sheriff of Multnomah county,
Beru L. Norden has hosts of friends all
over Oregon who will be ture to patro
nize the hotel oil his account, and genial
V. II, Audruii is always on hand to look
after the comfort of the patrons of the?
Occidental. They make a Mrong team
and know how to keep a hotel. The
Hie Occidental is kept on the European
plan and a tutron pays onlv for a hat he
gets. The rooms are all neat and clein.
and tbe ttoose Is so luruitlied tbat it is a
doirablc stopping place
A Hartford postman found in a mail
box tho other day, a letter addressed to
"Good Santa Clans," which read: "Dear
Santa Claus: Will you please bring me
a pair of rubbers and mitten some
disiies a horse and waggon a wood one I
mcne, good night." There as no signa
ture, street or number.
Chicago would like to present Sara
Bernhardt with something peculiarly
the product of that city, but as she has no
ase for a twenty-minute divorce, they
don't know just what to do.
sllc. Mlir. i
Wims'i Matte lieew, J itemtua stmt
&r tbe IWsfiVe, Perlaad, Or-, has everythiBg
is tbe MMUscal )tct at retabS price A large I
Mock 4 sb-cl tMste. bonis, puses, toeMcaj nvr
basdtv. bs4 as4 niteArs mm aiway oa
asas4 Mr Warrto bays every linuz dirrcs (no
DuVni b i, asl eaa adeexl u clrr
taaa 1ST tre Hi OrrfnaL tar caUlofu.
If Yea Want S-ti? faction uie your old
aewias mschlaes In J. 11. Garrison
ing machine aterp, ICTThiid street Port
land Or. He ba employed on; of the '
bci adjasters and ing machine re-
pairrr on tbe coast. Charges reasonable,
all work warranted for one year.
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m a, al a r a4 1 far taw
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WrDr" rale Kldae? aa4 Urer Core bu rrch
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tnwSt4 csder a seesal that baa ae4 fcaete
Lru aod woa c&Joruccn j fruoi sse of tbe
btcbeat Baikal talcat ta tbe cocatry. I New Tort
Wond.
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RRAM WORKS.
URKdOV RKAVI WO K K.H KrcotMj trr.l b-t.
fand I. U M. amre.tsiiC Jtanuf-rtnrtT of Hraat.
1111 ana (.wnwanun uuHincs mnra ana hum
lump a amlit7. tllcbntraali TKy lW for eup-
. prrand ttrawa.
J- B. KNAPP,
Coimnissioii lNIercliant
AND PURCHASIN6 AGENT.
jVIl rSooclw on Commlaalon
WOOL, 0J.V. DAIHV PJtODUCTS .V
yjtvm a avaciALTW
Afitnt lor Parrotl's Patent Doubletree.
207 First street, Portland, Oregoti.
Wr kata fer aatc a laraw ajaiaailly af aaaaajallr
roaa artrd li klrkt la anatartar far rtnn ax
Imnh Iaa4aerrtlr bantrd orr.
PorUanfl Basiness Directory!
App o i 1 1 tm en ts
OK
DR. C. M. WOOD
In the Willamette Valley
MODERN MIRACLES.
A tCtw hjrstrm nrTrtatlns niwax-Y hr
MmI llotwIrMCaararnr.d Without MH
Icluo A Unl Dr. C 71 AVao.1 t ol-ar
Kmr of Ilia A.tonlalilns Cum 9tmdm
lablr.
Dr. AVood Carina; Laac Dlwawt Xj-P
ili.Atlhial, Uratt DtM&M, Drop. jr. Yr-
nuir rakairM. ric
Or C. X. Wood wttlvirit tb faUoloc looa as4
tnax U lilca. Parlrau tnoaM arpJr fur Imlaat
oa the tortaoam ot U Sr-t day of hla aptolatacot
ia caca Tovs Kaosa at t&e mfilsr UOUJ U caea
Town.
HILLPBftS.D oa rb Its. 1 aad XL,
Slew INK VILLX oa rtx tut Hi. Uh aad ?ta.
I.NDM-EXDLNCE. oa Krb. Nb.SU. lUs asa Ilia.
COKVALU5. oa TeK lJib. U'J HUi.lba aat It a
ALBANY oa Ftti. IT-h tta lXa.xh In IzdTX
UAKKIsEl KG. ca rb ZU. tllh. TXJx asd 2Ub
airir oo traia rotrr toath
rXGtNt, os Fc. Strata as4 March t: id aa4
EOrffBOKO. a Hini Uh. Uh tih. TO aJ h.
BALK v. rn Uarca lth. HUi. !Sa. IJti. UJ&. Utb
asa IH3.
DR. C. M- WOOD,
Tb wll kcown HeaW. rtara ts &u praetor
ia rortlattf aftrr aa ofDearlr two Jmtv
UUrntl cw of ovm. aeora aa1 f tlWtra aoas
of tlch rrttbltr4!B thfdiBr tz-i wtvklr
urtft!3 Iiiiu Ultra jesrt aa. fcara b oorat
bcsCrrtf ef litr freta aL jrj of tai eoa.d
a-rttc w I o t-r ahu tn-atiarei toca csarrdoai
cam weraacc9sipiia4.BanraU6f vblra vtre
rareelerw ttrutxt 'borraebof omieiz. Or,,
Wood vteara It CMittUj KtfrntucG last b
tmtsaest U eaniilc aaa taat bh wtaitml
rare art- eadt tarvagb U.U etti trav. coa
bial. bBd'tjT4.l'a Dtrtc treatsrst. No
ssiUlc Boisrztral lstisau.ao tla -tu
mt lAtHX na4tntA taax tae axesbuc
eons are not tbo o a tfaj-er rk. bat tb pv
Usta are aa writ to-tfir a tra t7ratc4 troa to
la tbrratraraars. lltr art BotkTt( al tbeaa
UrxxJea bo; are) ocr eeicbbon, as4 cas raallr t
reached ta pmea or bj lecer. at t& atatrrtraa
Ttrt&oa.
ft OOO POHKKITEU IK ETKRT CVKaC
Brl cllrd U atat talrl.
j Dr. WaMkdewrtac r"' Hwr-a.'tlft' Kam.
I Wlthat-rrf Llaabw. Paraljala. tlevra.
I Cat. aad all Cailaattarau wsvtlaa mt
m Ua I rT rr.Xala rr.
t Let Neae Wa Are ASiste. FaU to Yitlt
Dr. Wood,
No taalUe bow bop!eaa tbe c'. aa be war
raata m toent or ear every rsrable ptleet
wtom beaodrrtakea to treat H a baa 5retsl
nor crt rwraa tbaa aar aiaa trow LraTeltoc.
In lirt. law yrri, dorti.r. eierrTOlea. relloan
pberaaodmen tJC aflcoee. rfc relief at bla
baada.aad al! salt la pmeoatclnc bla a
raaa ctfted with 'Xtraotdloarr rower Ta
tbe bopvIa-Mljr afSieted be woeM aaa: Mo
matter what tbe dlaraae l. eicae aod oooall
blm.fure rem wben aW olb-r inatoteala
tall
C)SUI.TATinx FRECaae cbarcta lo tall
U4brleh aad poor.
Dr. Waoda Cartas: Aewralsna. Catarrt
Ilrafaraa. Sarr and Weak. Kjrra, !
pa I ml 5lcttt. pin a I CatatplalBta. athrm.
snatlana In Shaalitera aad Arma. D
raasvmraita or Ihr Rrala, Maala, ate.
I)r Wood U tb Bta wb cured vrtnie fasaoca
Eaat ForUaad 3 Tears aad aieatba eld tnaallr
paralyzed froa tip to toe. baJlr rrollea Uaas,
pala ezcradatlor In !x trtaeota.
Aba Ml Bepal Cactt daachter of Let I Kaott.
ar tbe ftuk at et ferry atrleteo wttb para'rUla
oo Uab. mold Dot walk, bad to be aiatited to
EOT-, cared la tea alsatee prraaacaOr.
Alan Jarepb Baebttl, Pon'ard, Sber ff of MnTl-
ooaahcocatx. (r jna, aoSrred tbree Tears with
lasst-scnrala Teryaerrrela back sxd blps cored
la one tTteiaeat. peraaaea'tt.
Alio T. U. Bloea. Fo.-et Gfote. Oreoa partUllr
raraiised la irma. ibea'den. flnrera, ft, let.
biro. ee . penaioteOr earft
Utile GawleCfcraln.Pnrtlaad cared of paratjais
of Mx jtara' slaadiag- a bopclrti ra-e persasDcat'r
cot"!.
Jeba R. Carrr aalllnccUrk of Orrcootaa. drv
repalaef llTtanaaadinx aad earoale dUrrbcea
off coctbauadtDr.ati3ilracase pcrmaaeaUr
cored.
Dr. Wood Curing aplnal Dlaeaae. Urer
C nitalnt, Kltlney Dlrae, Kbeania.
tlain. Loaaof Maaaood. ratnal AVeaav.
uraa. Irupolrney, Paralala. etc, aatt
linlld-na; np brohrn tlswu eanalltailoaa.
Nathan Urckett. II eetra old. paralrsed 12 ican
OteballoflbebnOj aod one Hub atd am badly
paralj xd; no t,ae el are. baod or fiottra, wrlet
bent sod llmba cold; carrd.
Mrs. hn JL lAr. rSNtlaad. dUlocalloa hip
Jjlut at cxcurlatlcr pal. cnald not ateep fur
tlx iKti ardicitieoald Bot aCrcthtr cored ber
pain aod fate her aletn Insaedlatrly
Mr Hucvrts m'Hner-'n-Uw ot Dr. C H. Orlma.
Altanr. tlitle and booldr crippled lot Jajean;
IViDtnei tly currd la Ira atuutef.
Ortr,eUrtrr. l-wtlscr, icrmineotlr cored of
altitr.a alirr anffcrlnc a ibouaand death.
J.C. Adkloa. sVa con d oi paraljsed lace, fbar
jfr':t.ii.r. lu lire a-nuie.
WealirUrsTea Cbiaeketa II Mtl. cured of teUl
llra ot line j-r aiaalln( in flr alnnUa
Mia. Xarrh I. UltitnbV b-T or Aitcrfa. srel
scTrti. paraliaUalltC Irf .withered. rtrt cared.
Cbarw Moirls Ka:rm. petaafentlr rrfj
oftituratfla In bead ijra bm drrBdplQ,ef
crtuiatlec pala tr thrte jrais uoreuiucl
BBSK " ssWrl 1 mbbiIbbbsIbV
Kki Ti-,j?iBaasr
mji iLsssxaw SsP
e a . aaiS a awaiaaaaaawawawaaaaaaa I -aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a
""amah. aawa , - - 1 4aSari WS u
1MO. 31 Years' Practical Kifxrttrf. !-!.
JOHN A. CHILD, Druggist,
Corner Msrriaea nad Secead streata,
raa T.KV lit
Fhw
CHEMICALS.
Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
Soaps,
Sponges,
Rustr Qotft.
Onlrrs br Vail
Dromptly atleodtd
to.
TJho JRoHe 3Pill.s
Hardware,
JLJSTJD STEEL,
l-sckSTalths' Teols.
Wagon J,teiixrJj
Iaportradlretrrooi th East. Ordeta
rreapuj O'led.
THOMPSON, DeHART & CO.
trllJ. Bfff n
C. B. FETY,
SEAL ENGRAVER,
'orx a-d fodre sla.Kie! oJ"Tlra
uir, Mfoci a aaa Bsiti,uops
I a fsnarr Or : mXr Naarr wi br fj
A lrt Ktrvt. rsrlLaaMt. Orrca.
IRRH tU OKat prrraat bat Weiat aadanecod ei
aa a 1 1 ai a. K t rami. tX BiafS axiCa Srtnc
aad Ibetnaada af rerfiaatarp ovatba aaaaaay DU.
k A-)C fca mjV LM. ara- a toV arndr. ba1s rw
a (rral va9rrrr btam g aaai esrrd br IIW On Bfs
rd. wakb bekaa tor Ibtttm yrarafai V pnrtfc
ta tarv laat ta rnrtla&d. Or. -rot ta tt wnwat
ttwltatWittataaaaejrtarT rimtta. II baa alaa
tmord tmnl pbralciaca. WUtt tbia arrsnolaltTe
vTStracr w arr wacxutol bi aa Twaf UUt ta ocber
manUn fcw tb cbt at tata a- la aar at lu
rma U rlT. anrb ohrral aaUTanaa aiDK.
KMCK-S rHE 1 Hi: rJR CATAKRH. wt mt
ium( rsor IHvcxMal aaaae.or of DR. KIX-Sf
lriiand.V al tl pr houlr, x hxuW- Vjt ai.
Tbr tVjrtaraaat.ma afwrtatty f tbe UvalBMtrf aad
rerr of etuvaic Onan, i ix UHr Caarrr. aad Ia-raa-ycaniri
M'onw. loosa'mea.aaUda'akCHlar
rat cam wbo arr aaffrctnc (rod tbe rmn a.-sl swa.
RflkaiBl recta. orra6awaXir.artjrT.to
o mAkt tic- tiaal ma It IS. KEl.'S. i.rny
tbl atrtrtlr ooaadrolial. All prater qarkaa aa
aw Sd tanmrb b aaaaa pranpur review a lame
crat ataass and atrrat OILJaMR fUX'K,
Jta. ta rtrat nu IVrtUad. Or.
Tbe trada wsa.Jnl wtta DR. KECST M"HKH.RK
roil CATARTlt dSrwrt from tbe Uboraturr ot
OH.KKl-K.ar troa llodre. ItarteA taw rtKliaad.
Or wholnaleaaU. C4
DRS. 8TARKEY PACER'S NK
trealnieatby lahalattna for Canaaatp
I lua. Aattama, Hronrliltia. Catarrb. Dya-
Crpata, llradarhe. Debility, raraltla,
beaaaallani, and alt Caranle aod .1nroi
Dlaor4ara JaK-nntl-B aDdanppllta raut be
had of H. K. MATH RWS, SJS MonKnraery
trat.ao Franelaeo, CallfoTU.
The) aleutiap laveallaralar.
A papae derott to tlbrtal klaa, praaTva aad rr
funu. and w barb ta nlnna: a wat Ml Mt do tbita
null. No UbrndM caa afford to be wUkoal
rplVn tVr 1 1 pr yr. OamN eopte frrv write
for rrtal ralra lo ttM
Mii-Minr tsviamnAToit rcR. co.
.No. in lint nlrrrt.
lutlaad. Orrvoa.
W. U. AXDRCS
Occidental Hotel,
(K KIT OS niK KDKOPKAN TL.OJJ.
Cor. First and Morrison Streets,
5erd a k iBdras, rreprltUrs.
rarllaail.
flrrpa.
Free Coach to and Dom tbe Houae.
JaalT Int
Slate Mr-
eaanlca' txalltaie rair.a.
r.. aararaeta
I OKIA KLASTIC
IRC fer tbe Beat
IMPROVKO TRUSJtBS.
ill ..o.UtlhOAI.I.
rVRNIA KLASTID THUJW
PlV.. rnO Uukil
atreet, f. w. Munuenm
curw. Head for CaUlotue.
CJe Rose JPills.
t. HMIHAHKK . Ca. ol aKelita, I'erl-
taait OrKH.
,ajsaakaLB
v t.
9 CCiC i
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fawawawaHalBVHVaaVMaaBHHIHIIBBVBwftaawax i
r i I? mar uf
I ? 2 SBaaBP (faeatrdLSS. .
- - a r.'m r I i t- u;
F. E. BEACH. & CO.
103 Frost street FortlaacI.Or.
Faints,
Doors.
Sash.
Oils.
Glass,
BliBds-
Ifatilu ummxd t Impart mtl Frrlp&
ii v or KiMdi uui arakn la t'mrllnmtt,
f-mnlnrimrm na tKW. Mill bjU It t IMr
MuUr lm aravd fwrmr prUtr ttrfmrw tHrz
J. C. Carson,
ManBrsetortr a cut dealer In alt k!ad ot
Sash, Doors. Blinds,
FRAMES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, Etc
HUieXCB rtSIMHEO LPaRKK
ConttacUr oa hand.
Jmjuj'trr o
Paints, Gils, Glass, Brushes
AND A 9VUL UXK UP
Painters' Materials
Order from tbe coantrr t I rreelw proa
aad earefa! aUentloa.
aALKsaooki: racroKY.
Ill yrorlrrt. AtWlHr'a Mil'
aorf POKTUSO. nutans.
W CUR
Vax- u4HaroHinvi:Xrar4ritiaoia-
qUmti.B pataa t&r Urmrrpmal a bulr
wr tsrvn u.Trr iicvsm iiiii ii ii ii i i im,
' rtlrt Vilirtl, UKl Of atXTXdn tX IS SLlaj-
ttnr aa4 I Ovxrr Occaaa. Yor Ff ilr Wwam
hnvI. IbrorcatM tSx iujcc Iter Uood
MrfhwwhtSftwcHli i I'm IB... 1: lr mlj
tatwa irtB-ir ttat rw a Iamir. for Lite
tOa. ovp W wr' ar BiaWl. Cmn.
lwartiiaowuiDriu atl xs m
ii boct. Larzns bxilr aa it cxrtrt. Trra.
If. If. WaK. tut f "o Urrr. n. Y
e CSrr to Ue Ioinoc ttoptv Ureal Iodsca
Crookerv.
Cilawwaic
llret I'latecl Ware.
tampa,
OxtanilelIer.
Lanteraa.
COAL OH. OF A J.J. GRADES.
Aal facz Orders for aar aavoaat TW7 e r
taT freed oayoor olr. vcilTf -CHRISTMAS
PHXSEXTS.
K Yoawl mt tsucf moe7 rrkeLUUmt
Jf law rir amk aarttaad
MUSIC CHART ZftgT
A yw aod Practice!
ITtSEB to btoosc at
cecefari Haraia avl
lb kcra card la sa.
ate. ta ttelr fyausaxie
, cedes. So est of
Tvcal or isaerssestai
bmc ocjai to be
wRaoat tL. O-rVrra
ed protaatlr.Cbsnc
wtfi rzaUsatias. S
CJ. 53.aH ckarsa. M
ea tl:rsi dtarvsxt
to VUra aad aebionia.
xts if. KXary.
IseaMr 9 1 Saner at
fvm rrrlm.Cal
Chinook Jargon Dictiananf 1
8th EDITIONJUST PUBLISH EB,
2 OO at Bwaeat IVc fjaeka
F L. McCDRXllK,
n a-eewaai r.rt. Iwnlaa-at Br.
EVERDING & PAREELL
Commission Merchants
AND DUUXS Ct
GRAIN, HAY and GROCERIES
Of all Kind. Abo in
Wool, Hides, Etc.
Crner Plant aait Aldar Mmu, Parllasul.
Tlie Great Englb?h Remedy.
Ia a Birrr taSanc Carr aar
ed VnaUtTsresaiat U'raX
lasiMrr
bn ijru ef !rU-Ataa
Yactafal rVtUin. and rx
c ana ia axaurrr jean,
aocb aa tnj ot Xetaorr.
Laaadr .Xm-Mnad Kmi
fcskS Arrrvkin a urtr.
Umeca ef Vtaiacu .tatvi
ta tb Head; lb rfcal Suit
pjuntne anutwi rrwt ta ta
rualnh. and all lb I mrrl
artna-.aaamanjromgriaiaii'a utat ira4 u avataRr
astVaa.
BR. MtVniIwfllajrrra'oXorWt rKrHmiiW
IMUn fcw a ran M tola Uad 1 VITA t. KK.
HTUK-VTIVC oadrralapfetal adTtrr aM ttex
meat wiliaotearv. tat annate tnrareAr bart.
oaafsooit ta lu BX. MlNTIUimH a prtTaia
raraar uocvwvfiUlr wUnant mT-;arr -aaolaMaa
trrr. Tboraoxtt exaalnataia and adrWw tacfcaSac
aaalrklaot arUM,atox ITtrrfct Vital Jtita-all
f 1 lO UHl. or foar tlrorn Itx qcal!X7, J hi CM; aratta
aar aMma nnoa rvcHpt ef pcirr. ot I V IV. wear
tnmobarratVo;aBdln ptr " f UrJred. by
A. C MI.VTIU. a. B,.
XI Keamr aerret. !waa JkW, Cjal.
BR. MlVTtir KIB.NEY KITMKBY. XE.
PURmrt'H, cam aU kled of KMaff aad
RUSirrCaiptalata.ooorTtMira. tUret. LrararTBwa.
lar aalr by aU trncrta: I a bottle, tax bolllra ac SA
br. mvnir baTbeubx rn.Lx w
tb. bnt andcbcapral B JP KPJUA aad HI UttCS
car la ia roartrt. Iir aa br all drascten.
HOtHtK. P.WIM Ctt. Inbual, Or. Vh4eaale
AH-ata. -
tT.se Rose JPills.
' rrofiricvtvw
Riceivel Frit FrfsnUat State Fair.
PRICES RSDUCED.
GALVANIC 31 EPICAL ItKt-TS. NEW STVXK,
' M. italTanir MrdlnU tlelto, raua appBaacr.
IV (aUrana? Mrdlral iiwta toipnmpovata. IJi.
nuaranif4 one rear. RT IN Hit: WOULD,
WU1 potrrrlrc without mwtlrtiMi KbeamatHci.
fandrat. NeuralcU. lUra. KUae;-. Uvrr, 4nal
MaeaMm. Impolencr. Ruptan A or, XerroUiuMv
llripreaU and other Itta-aw of rbaer sex HORN K
VJ5mT KLXTKO-54 AUNKTK UfcU.T CO. "VX
Markrt Mrrrl, aa )TaarK.a Saa.
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