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FEIDAT, MAY tT-4-XWrt.
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to rmczv
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...l aay MHMM e iHiv the
N KumW who do not want It,
w request tbrm to notify a of Ut faci
when they recelv thb Imm. Wtto't
Mt to b aa awloiM Visitor In any -body
bouse, bat shall send tb paper
nil! m(IM that perron's da nt want
We need, strict payment is advance,
but liTca where we do but receive It,
v win end tb paper far three mouth
(ur$l M; otx month fur $2 tS, and mm
year lur $4 00, payabb at the expiration
f tb Una. N aubaorlpUoa received
fur lass lb a thru moah. - Wo hop our
friend wlU com forward with their
ulrrr""" f" help u mak our
paper a financial, a it ha already proved
-a popular aweoaaa.
oui roura ixniinL
TheNrwNoTnii'ErrlrpldJy
Jbc vantage ground, r- Dawn of
men,
w bo would not look upon It at flrat with
the leaat degree of allowance, have al
ready eomo flnuly to our aid, and ao-
knowledglug themaelvea atouiaued at
- our oof , and biddiug U God pved,
liavt itelped ua on our way rejoicing,
Woinen, by the acore, hare flocked to
our standard, often from quarter wIkiv
w were leaat loo king fur enfourago
ment. Th aoaof publi Jourualiam ha
thuabirproTFd a'plaeld lake with Vot
enough of counter current to warrant ua
In eorrylng-much aH."W hop Fur
atlffand bracing broeatia by and by, and
then w aball ahow you what our barque
can do.
0V1 TI13T 1TTHD1IC2 AT
LITI01L JttETH0. r
TO-
W wet living upon a farm, cui
,jn INf MlMtHiHssiaSL
- upon mMreatdalirwoman,
- washerwoman and maid of all-wo
way la which moat anatn' wive are
supported(T) by energetic and -thrifty
husbands, who never dream that women
am a dullarr Our good husband gen
erally took us all to tawa to abun-h on
Daadaya; but w had no other opportun
ities for latolbctual Improvement ex
cept the weekly vlslU of th Ortgom
JFUrmer, then published at Portland,
and th OrtgrmArgmi Wm. L. Adam
paper, published at Oregon City. But
xjs umhy learned that tha great ora
tor, Cui. .D. Baker,, wa to prak ia
. Isvtayetta an a ertaiM day. A longing
destr to hear him took possession of a
and w announced to our lionored liege
that w should go. II demurred at
flrat, but a few cogent reason for our
elealr to go, Ut principal on being that
th lllastrtou statesman 'wa an ao -
' quainiano of our childhood, gained th of Journalism. Our experience, tbu far,
point, and taking th llttb one with ua, ha fully sustained our pervious opinion
jnst MWes every other fit rnlly did that aay thing whkVa wotnan frtr That
hrtljttnt-to churci-wa Trpalrvd to h coukl 'do aheriuuT an 'Inalienable
In viilag.! Htoptlug at th bouse of right to attempt. Instead of tlte obloijuy
t Hob. J. B. McBrkb, wv acquainted Mrs. and aenra with which sont of our dear
" M. with our Intention and th motives rt friemb feared that our work would
J t.li.ti nraiHail TtiaT hvrivs "IikLmI ha niiet hv tha tnilillc fY4-ml
w.mr. r-'i
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-a certain ex-wtltor, wh a m totetmd
th speaker, alway told dirty aMcdutea;
that ladle were not expected to be pre,
ut, and, if they went, they would be
Insulted. ,- Mra. M. and her worthy
mother agreed to far the torm wHh ua.
Bo It was arranged that a bib they were
preparing lunch on, w should canvas
Vbm town fcc voiuttteer. our nuaxter w wbh now to make a mjucst of
wet mustered by one o'clock, th hourlfTerT editor who baa said be fail to
ppointaa mr tn-spxiag, ana seven
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IndlciL accompaiibd by their Jtuabanda,
rrpairad to thJl,wkwm thronged
With meu to th number of several bund-
red. . A w nbred th crowded wax
amlr-aodibbhlasmwrhajdtoevr
VqaarteraT' Thai was eleven year ago,
nave tmprutcu muca in man-
aino then and w begun to feel a
ton of trepidation rather poorly
according With our prevlou finnnea.
21 Hon, E, D." Baker, th man of iron
heart and eagb eye, toaj msygiicajiy
from hb seal on th matrnnt, and wav-
- fl kj na 1 k k m tar" atia VTvmt .Lni BMaanul I
mlily; webonmd th ladles with
thsrful wpsh snd-happy utterance,
rdertng room for them near th speaker,
In hb own galbut way, and order
rvlCnod supreme. Boss of tho stab
Joke of th x-dltor, befur nllmbd to,
may hav been rendered In a "Dryer"
maiinr, awing to the presence of
but no other serious result wa saanilesC
Aa w sat ther for hours, Listening to
th burning eloquence which "'"no js-n
-can ntrllncale.anil thought th hund
reds of women whoa husband wer
present, hearkening to tb magic of the
' great man's voice, whlb they were com
pelled to stay i homcin utter Inanition,
our flrat great kon on eetmf jfg hrfttrt
. Many Women were hocked at the au
dacity of the few who bruk the way,
but aasong aU Utoa aborked one not
on could b found who was willing to
May away from th next political meet-
-IwttesrtiAvX'altoiHTeJ
thaaa MMtlnrk. and snsal ansa ilas la I
aa Us tw.- thswartll ojn.il ta. Mflna
qnrtnglthi'lr Trmtlnlng aay upon the
carta; yet not on ot tnem aa neglected J
n bn daty la ciseiocrteeor f.rrn(trn I
occaaloav Wbh W coukl my a much
forth aten. , i, ; . -,
. Man wamn wlU, w doubt, "a
shocked when t the fvw determined
mt. tha fl h-V .1 tW.Mll.1
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- ik.i.i. t,, k. . 1
they will fuihrw, and th hcavru wlii I
not fall - ' - ' - , -
W bar Waited, faithfully fur atMne
Bibb doctrine . front aur .srdritually
gaimbd brother f th Jcrusrf IWweaa, I
lial aa I. II. i 1 tin mt a niii a ft-
- r r a -a
bav not rsneired a crumb af fuapW from
that very reibbb source; ; lam'V we
pray yon, goad , bav nn
vU isshiiistsan of wmnan' aack
my. to". at a as
scriptareT W lik It. Tberv'a a
tsrwaal ;"i, I it
- We am dally Ir receipt of HUrt
talnlng that woudcrfullj, cheap And re
markably obtrusive eomsaudltyi uno
llcited advloe. Flrat, weWadvied
by eereof neopto to refrain A" Bur
nub resolr to wilt, wu aad publish
newspaper, 'flntee wer mut rip fur
It;" "It would aJnk of 4ts.wn weight;"
would be too hard;" ' "newspaper bual-
money;" Jd A host of
oth eqnaJIjrwcll meant admonition
which only md' our reeolr th
etruuger. Many of these earn friend
are m expressing their urprb at th
ability .and general good" management
of th paper. They ooo nothing briar
It but success If w ma tiage It right On
friend write to ut "The success of tU
XW : KonTHwawr
a Crecoue
ooncluakm.
Don't bar too mot h to
MJ bout twiea, and yott'lTU aar
to Maooeed. , Btkdt4o tLTbalkit.''
other friend, a bachelor, but a grnLW-
WaplU thU drawback, write:
Don't atk'k (oockme to wontan ufl7age,
Giv n variety. ; IVopl get UrLa
alSnten' harping upon one atrlng. A n
otlpr mya: Join the great liepubHoan
party and help flghtour coming political
batUcfiv Uh your vn atrong pen." An ,
other myrTb Di-moeratle party win
aoon derUr Itaclf In favor of woman
auflrag tf you'll Hpouae It dortrlnea
and procUlm them with tlie aam vtm
jmt diaplay upon other ubjecU" Well!
well! Waeonfea we're about cornered.
gfw mmm m wwiw uaai iia., gwwvm
stoaneh and trim, hop to steer through
llow can a woniaay4mrqua, however
these diOVrrnt and" dlrecttif oi.iMs.Inif
breakers? But our sail ar reefed, ami
la th beth of th gab. Wr standing
straight out to ca, with pennants flying
at th masthead, proclaiming the motto
of atcraft, 'Wil patku our own ca
aoa. ---.
'hlb we trust that we shaLT never
prove imnsilf sunk an Ingmto aa todl
regara me anentMn or our many
Mends, we mnt be true to our own in-
dlvklualjry and rely aomewbat en our
own Judgment. Our friends can
hew-utterly Impossible It b for u to
fuUpv -very body's : advloa. "r- Of one
thing w assure them that they, may be
perfectly satisfied. W ahull never ally
otwelf .to anypolltl.'al party, of any
nam or ordur. Whk h Vjv lu any way
abrtdg our jight to keep at lb figure
head of our barque th synonym of our
principles, wlik h are based upon the
immortal wonls, Facif Wtw. H, Faxx
raxtui, raxa rKori.a.
WE CHALLEJQE TEX riATElTITT,
One month of our Jouvmtllstlc career
na bea added to lb annab of th li
I vocabb Past, mine w ventured our la
1 depeudetil craft upon th changing sea
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oblonuv much mm
oeeTJjrThan w'hould fM it, and fur
wbose ak nkm w experienced som
trepidation th publb generally, and
pre especially, bav met our effort
with, a genuin spirit pf welcome, for
which w hil ever bold them In grt-
ful retnerabrance, and which It alutU
J alway b our aim to deaenre.
lagre with u upon th uuestlon of
woman sbfftaxurrr-e .a themTon
and aU to tell u plainly, courteously
and cordially they do not dealr It,
snd nn Inngn try 4avsr w-T"wtth a
rcaaon whieh they-err in rlljng-
woman'e reaaon," naniclyibe xery in
deflnlt and anaalbractory "because."
I That b th aaly argument they tiav yet
I brourltt forward, sad werajHlldlT confess
I that thore b not logt chough In It to
1 satisfy ua. " ' . . , - T .
1 TW dltorial fraternity owe to human.
lty, to Justice, to common sense, and herself with th ballot, and w shall see
I a a s .1. .' a u . .... I
common pbibnthropy, no mor iha. to
our numme, nut nevertiteiea. 1 aspiring
set 1, u cogent ana mtisrartory reason or 1
rtaaonfbrUudrdclr to wlUjlmU tl
ballot from U,e b.n.1 s w- -r
courary-bellev tboy have reason that
satisfy the'm,' and the public demands
that tltey cteimrnl jlti lliss r'
sons, and let us. ace 1 tliry. will hear th
strong light of invcatlgation. fbotb
men. w ask you to prov youmelvea
to hokl th relit of fkwremcntJ.y
aaUafylng us of your aUlltr to itrotwl
..jj.n.j.-1wi.. ..' I
tw-,' lu mu w.u r... tt.... .i.i
w wviwj, iH-juiiT j
bt any fa afraid that all will speak at
." W hav received th two nUmlierref
thb paper, the Kjcw NoutnwKsrl pub
lished at Portland by Mr. A. J. Duni
way. lit paper presents
and eceiiltaitl
crenitald apnea nine. trptarniiJii.
cally,
b edited with conaideraid 1
ability. Whlbw
UHragC) W eVCf
unragc) we aevennasnuj wisn it
M W UV It W ill hav a teiubwry to
gud disgust tlw with polities. There
ITI
r not ettougn Mmng-niiBe
wone ia till country
Z7. ZiZ TTlS
fmncLtoe question b looked upmyl.y the
wommt wiut greater disapproval (than It
ta wcak-min.Ul mei. ,W
TTZt fTT "S r
I " ' "- iaw van mrr IB
JMTll
!"sw s iimtireynut navetnuataiiuw jmw hi ruuxroenut and ni-
a sai s 1 1 kl. a .. t . a I
,",lU, u Wt-nMvh.deiih. It. 1
Tn alv b from th hvr4tiJ
Hcotfy Emlrrpri. It's a great rratrt
ton to know that ta cdllor, w"bb
Ug said a grw Wcfk kg that Indiana will avail tbemlvcf thb op
ded -men woukl ba tn.l '1. 1 MS..U. j m-t .,.h t v ti
veak - mlodcd tea
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sumcu - ut Bumuer M f-alu our sua. I
and aa aa vldenc thai wa armura,
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no mrorcti a wita an order a th berk!
numnera.. uappy toaifommoiiatc him. 1
though w doubt hi ability to sllgeat 1
mac geuerou. nssntel diet ta hb pees-1 n
rst wnik-BiiBiMii uawuaa, -
ES T3IZ3 KTTT2 C7 IT.
W ha ooAenod th heart of the ed-
Itor of th Mm itxtic IX u ttv.k
w wes labcrlng under Va uuutrabl
tat of aoUotUidt) bacaua of hi ter4
mlnotiwt to uxokua thcnaofroman
from hi column. H u bearkeued
to our adiiMHtcUOM, and feeling blmavlf
unabb- todo thaaubjort Juatlre, b wbn4y
tuToktbaldof mnrt1tleTrU4or,
who I to giv th auflrage movement Armle, and are lout Iq iuotc laadi
aa airing through hi column la thl rect line for th Arc d Trlomph. Th
week'thA'WajciM4advbedaioth barricaaVf a thrr .of . thcrlmlpaj
ground our worthybvly eontempnrary arenue boding towards, ; Cltamp
will occupy, but we promise our ruadar ElyMea ar In th hand of th Veraail
a reprint of her opinion, whatever they 1UU. Although flghtlng may continue
aiayb. . :? . ; fur nam tlma, th city b absolutely
Mr. Hick my La th Era of May won by th Government troop, lire
19th: Thoa who would lik to know ar raging, and roquent explosion ar
tbovlew of th ablest lady writer on heard. A. number of massacre ar re
Uil coast upon tbi subject shoujd be ported. Franc sowd to th wind whan
ur to leave aa ord-r for lite Drmocratie ah mad Kapoboa IIL Emperor. Hit
Era early next wouk,' ' Quit a change
in hi programm alacc lie, In hi
of May lSli, assured w all tht his "at
tention to other and more important ob
JecU would prevent him from devoting
bl column to th discussion of thb
queatlon." - . : . . " '
W think tho reeling publb wlU
agree with u that he b not Incorrigible.
We know-many "uardcr-lieadod" men,
and w are certain of hb speedy couver.
slon. . Ilk tlw manly manner In
whUh he turns rlght about face" upon
bb own assertion aa aoon as he Is cou
vinottd of their InJuMrlee, and we have
great hop that he will help the UcralJ
and the KW NoKTUwmrt to accoiu-J
i - - -
1 1UU! mlghtyjKurk-thcy
1"J rasuKurieu.
What can the womabT suaraglsU hope
to gain by publicly acknowbthjuig their
Incapacity to corMiuet their own organi
sation by uulfornily makinig som mab
Fresident thereof 7 W find John A.
Cwlliu booked as Pmsldeut of tit "fa-;
ciflo 81op Womaa buOrage Convn
y tltlng b more absurd -than
th abov ? Just lik the logic of men!
Woman, la her determLnation to prao-
tlo. what aberhe-TSSlsaud receives
lit aid of th best meamf Ut age In the
great work of her political emancipation
and th eatabllshlne- of a overttwent
which derive It- Just power from th
consent of the governed without dls-
Unction of sex. . Woman, to b eonsbt-
"
ent, must avail herself of th counsel
of man. 81t Isnt rgotbtlcal enough to
bellev that ah could manage public
afrklr without hb suliitincr, aihl d
spquently never has and never will
rogato to herself the exclusive rUfbt
exercise lb Inherent tmmunlUea of all
humanity. Khe ha had enough of one-
kbd bgndatloa in th way that man
ha ruled the world and doc hot intend
to copy hi mistakes, however much she
may profit by hb wisdom.
Why don't the Portland paper .let th
Vancouver Bgiitr alone f .Tbey
thdltocutoaa "I
frtdUien laugh to am him fume.' Ther
nothing fair about It, gehtlcnten. Your
behavior I exceedingly naughty, and,
we Ilk th "g i IUy" way la which th
Vancouver 4itor stands engine fence
i .1.1 t,i-
"lUivsf 1n!
er 1 the Jltfldrr'sanw-
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plaint and abo hb defiance: "Tltcy
hav toln our article without giving
u credit They bavraomf ua. They
hav beUttlcoraa, aI triad to It Jure us
In Ut manner of sneaks, and Wa are not
afraid to toll them of It. Wc own our
own canoe. W stand In our own boots.
W ere not held In leauing-atrings. ; If
they hunt n tltey wlU alway find ua."
We'd like to are th Port bnd editor who
coukl boU jr od15r aU HiaC- ComcJ
cornel B courtooua, gentle tuen. .
' W print bewbere aa artlcb rebtlve
foTcaTTrbl iTTeWperaienron rent lun to
UbeLl at PaJein, Jun 10th, 1H7U lW
haven't been invited to be on hand at
that convention, but wc hope to ffo, ami
we hope to by before the hwQDtble and
well meaning oomnUttoc a few potaut j
and unamwerabl fact la regard to th
only possible mcaa of albyingth
rot of Intemperance. ' Let woman arm
If ah. e.niK driv-Uf liquor traffic to
tne aiKsieof owlaarsibatav 1 1' the only
snow. 1 ou'v tried everytung rise and
thtvilspre
ts .d ja.i h, 1-a.1id-L .iJu
druiikcttness run. riot ami Ute rum-holes, !
wnk'naritKm,aremu!Uuyingjrvery -
here, and eountbss vh-tlm argTirshj,",, -ttt,ilBi.
ng on va rum. w outen wui soon act 1
matter right; and may all the people I
my aa
TlieyKW NutTHWET,.,clltd and
published at PorUand. by Mr. A. J.
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our exenangva.
In Which alt b rhamitlonlxlns) herself.
on th woman question, but titiuk site
is using tn wrong document when sit 1 - CKssIl and hcTmothcr la going to vote t
take the bibb uTrrox-e fcinalc .ufTrHtftcferTTTlT-r TTA
Toe ilttnM dashed some dumfouuding
scripture Into Ut van of her argument
tltat I tad IsHtcr It Ut aloti. Wc would
rather concede their right to vote, than
try to prove H py to UU.le. JtotHOu,
'IP,
Ucrciid a as exaeUy uf the E$igmf
oplniou, but ulswqoent Act
have ami It back on it prayer bones.
ami It Itasn't anothcT-wftrd to say. VtlM
tLtfJSi(ra W good nough to toll It
reatbr Utat w hav converted (h Jr I
Old f , -x - -
Tlia laleriar Hepartment nib that
under thtratlef Intti aad 1WT th
tittawa triis of Indian ar cluxec
ta I'nltod Mmm.-rAll (a wnev.
'That' not ao mtx-h to be woisleml at.
. aa e m .a a
1,-mh AnwndmtU to lb Constitution
all person born or smtarallasd tn Ute
Tnlted Htatc and subject to Ut
dlcthm thereof, arccttltcn. Worm
. "
fiW glad the edltrnf thcifrnrw
has got over bj bmV , W'll otttaVert the
other ntsinUw of hi family to Women
auffrag after a. wblbv Gbd he's with
Well rernember him when w
get lo txtngrts.
mimrw v , , ! aHMH.
Th bombardment of rait continue,
Eighty Ummojul VeraaiUMa bar
tered tue eitr. Dombrowakl
1 rouudud at tttouen.
r
Onmmuaw - mil to b
dipaleh aeew to cunUrm th victory
of th UovernmenC Ten tbouaand men,
with nlteea pleoea of artillery, ar eon-
eetrmtc4 Jon Avcwu d U Orande
b now reaping th whirlwind la blood
and feara, , , ' ' . '
W cannot pas br without notielng
as vent which occurred prii to th
transact km Just noticed. On the 18th
Lust th Column Vendoute, erected In
honor of Kapuleon h, and crowned with
his statue, was buried to th ground by
a mad mob of CommuuisU. It cou-
Ulued the metal of cannon won at Jena,
I Austerlitx and many other fields where
th great slm nUlltary A bnder
achieved renown. . When M Abadlc,
who had rltarg of tl work of demoll-
tlon, appeared and Luxpuctad th wind-
nuat there Was Intense excite nteut M.
itocnujort next apiwared and was
greetej wrth chcqiciSnoJtarramtc-
menb were completed, and the bugle
sounded. The column, like the walls of
Jericho, was to fall from a blast. Tliei
calibj was slcetehMl st.l tlu-htit
tn column stooa nrm. The w
broke, and. tit pulley flew Into the air
and stru k- aaibir In Its descent, Inflict -
IniTsever wound. After tLU a.
badb Qwdared-hcTlccdcdTt
hour MTwhlch to repair the tackle. A
ifpueraLjexpressiun of disaitnrobatloii
!. in crowd. Aldb wmi
I numM or iinutkity with th VetvJ
iiie uoverumcnt and tiireatened with
I the guillotine, . At twenty minutes intst
-aiecaoiw
l suddenly th vast column moved and
"i'Kt. aod then swept magnificently
la a - '
WV iMirsting into fragmenU aa it
struck the earth.. It tell lengthwb la
Rue W U Palx, exactly on a cushion
prepared for II .Tb crowd gav tr
memktu slioota, "Vlv b Commune,"
and tit, band 4ayd th Marseillaise.
When the dust rleaml awav there lv
the gbtrlous column splintered to iis,
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lb brans ami masonry In two mass-. J
The statue of Ute Kmperor lay several I
feet from Uta and of tha nJnmn. m lth I
i li . i 1 1
forward to collect fragment aa retica,
and tit Guards wer unabb t resist
Lthe rush. Oralor commenced n ulw
' itwtwhfwt rti n snrf vsgTtt "
bngnaga. -The statu of the Kmperor
! wa treated aa If It had been th mpe
ror himself. The NaUonal Guards spat
iU fac and struck -Itwlth-their 1
K dbpatohfrom Waslili
nounce that Tromlnenlbnaior my
t the debate on th pending treaty
ha been crniducted with perfect fair
ness, and that none of their fellow
numbers have si town the least disposi
tion to deby unnecessarily the Anal
tlon upon it. Th treaty has been c
Idered La Committee ofjh Whob and
reported la Ute Senate Titer b now
ao doubt of lb ratification. '. Tbr be
ing' some appKhenalon In the mind of
Hwafawsrtn tha stm- ,t,a iml
imi.1. 1. sr.. J7u-
" vt
one of inera appueu vo zmti im tiray, 1
.k .1 !.. -l. I 11 1 1 I
a bo Mid that trcatb la that country
were ratified by th Crown, and that
Utat ratification cannot ba. vlrilatod 'or
set j aside by th Parliament, before
whoni trestle are laid for Information.
the treaty of Washington, af-
belng ratified by th ffenato of th
rusted HU tea and the Crown of Knghtnd.
even thouglTriUment should be op
posed to It, will hare th fuU fore and
effect intended by lb term.
, t3a,ude. cmuOderatlon of " the
treat the Senab ha been acting upon I
quite a number of nomi nation scut la
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ltciy B session in Han Francisco ha
rMoarmH
fUyorsd ua with an
reeding. W hp1tA b abb to by
them Iwfore our reader aonn.
Tlie (alli Itrpthtttrm print th fol-
amrnlnrTAprfl 17th. to W. B. and Jen-
nb t lleam, a daughter. Hbe U voto
when she b twenty-one.
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Ta Doat f ta OapitoL .
Th due of tb fatdtol at Wasblng-
btn b th most anibiUoua structura la
America. It bone hundred and eight
ftwt higher tha Ua Washington Mona
mant at Baltimore, alxty-drht feet
higher than that of Bunker HUV and
twrntv-thrs a togher Uian th tosvrr I
irii.iiT uBBitrn. new lm.-'ii m ibi
only consldembb
- . . . . .. I
om of Iron In Ue
worM. 11 la
v. nulla ' anliora Ml
Iran, welfrhing.,A,nno pounds. That
more tlma four thmwnd Inn, or 1
sutth wehrbt of evwity tbouaand I
raU-rrown prrsnna. r about oouni to a
tfanusand bden tsaU-eara. which, hold
ing tour -ton each, would reacU tw
miba and a haJC Directly over your
bead b a figure In bronsa, Aaicrba,
weighing 11. BMt ponasb. Tit preasur
af Uta Iras dome upon It pilbra b h-
poondsmuiaeriuamKMU. bv. ivier
tar nearly atou pounds mar to tlte
asct foot, and Mt Ueuevlv, at Paris,
AtJ,MK) fund uor. It would rcqulm a
priMsxr or Toa.zm pound ta aquar
iwt to crush ta urort of our do s.
TheeOst
j,ri,wju. tm new
mrtmmm mS A Ktft klA
a Pisa for rebuilding Ut sM teal paH
eth Uipttol, and mbrging th isrk,
waiah wUleaimoxlAiA
a i r
in? unuisi uai
Par repuUUon depend gmatly o our j
clsjtc ot compaaion.
i i , i limn t
I Utbew bany on mart lo
J WMa in th rbaraeW of a
aaniu iminv it i.uia MMiMiirmMta
Uc la auUie isse aad In arsrltof rib-
aldry caaivaasingU! character of
Uta bdieaof their acuii lot aura. It ha
iieen our mistottun on several occasloo
to It compelled to listen to th
aatioa of such peranna; men who seemed
awf proud l i wrauasT t
sitlon In th calumniation ftltose whose
ex ought to be a perfect shield against th
biMbjrera tongue, -
W set It down a renetal principle,
on which ran be relied bpoa wtlh Im
plicit confldenc. that th nmnwharwiil
publicly boast of hb conuoeata, never
mail oue octe w no masts of being a uv
vorlt with the ladles ha no Just clsliu
to th position, and ha who b alway
boasting of hb ability to rapttvat th
fentab heart b either a scoundrel or an
Infamous liar. If true, h b a acoundrol
fur making known hb puwer. If not
true. heballarandousThttohaveamark
placed ouhlstrelicad s a warning to the
pultiie against him. W detest and ab
hor the poor miserable wretch who (te
I Uk1' vituperation and scandal
What rlxfaf bav vou. air. to Uke th
nam of a tody into th public conver
sation of a Btor room, or Mwak disre
spectfully of those against whom you do
nut personally know aught or harm
Aa a feiteral thlnar tlie 'bramrart b
eoiuiuou traducer, and Uicy who Liavr
most to my against the rental portion
of th community are those w ho are not
reeouuiam a wunuy a ittac iu -uieir
estUuatton, and a a panacea to their
woundtsi feellugs they vent their wrath
In detraction and foul slander and Iimiii
uatioaa Intended to Injur thos who
stand on an amluenc fkr above tlte shaft
of the vulgar tongue. Much men would
blast the fair name of the most accom-
idlshed and refined, and would glmt
with eager silt.Hion over the faltif
the blKh and uoUi to tne level oi tui-ir
own deltased staudard. Have you
wlfu. mother, sister, daughter or loved
one in w horn vou recoirnize tlte hljrh and
uobb being dearest to your heart ? If
so, ask vtturself the question of propriety
Urty - of th promiscuous gatltering
1 around the stove of some public' house,
nd If vou objact, then nnsworua ty
nhairiiibt da vou- iiresunt to tohe-tbe
name of the loved ones of other house
hold Into such place?--Ejeckamff.
Mil Beix ukb ix ths Pvij-it. The
yrZnt of Ibi'ltoan
jbavwilmys: Mr. Boerbet's eoloqubJ
girt are among tit clement or nut
pew. ft put. on no au-terlt
and no outward signs of devoUoo, Me
comes on to th plat form, fling dowa
I L t.. a. k tlu 1l..a idikL as n ItL asa.faa.saa
his hat on tlie floor, picks up his hymn
book, manlnuUtes- It aa a mechanic
. would a tool befor using It. What oth
er minister would any to half n doaea
beet) tarn arouBHi to pulpit, Mr. ncecner
would aay lo tils wnoie cougregauon in
th pulpit. In the . lecture-room he
come into th slda hr, and. If It b
cold, stand awhito ovor. Uta- beater.
. t , &. i . i i . i. .. t i..
tunuuai ap iui sstr. waMca sw iuhhn
. . i tl f. . f.L. 1. 1
tlM( ..ti.. BMHMa him lAalfbrm
iml take hi sestiwitir neither tabla nor,
desk between him and th puopb. lie
bearlne th aervlc abruptly. Without
L.. .1 e Is4uanralaftni
lut simirfy asv -is.' n it onnng
year 1
uwcaUn tstfsjranaaeavexoepi when
ieSMsr in prayar His talksarcgtveiLJn
a sltfTns nositurc.' II Dutsotta W -un
over th other, tilts back, puU both feet
on tne round or ut cnair, ana taxes nts
case during tn service."
PljtTrnOtrr Tbbbagambler'ssUng
uhraae. but how algnlncantt Her la a
roung man who wa own the- prKle f
ma mower ana ut imp o nts muter,
now a "pbyed out" profligate, Her is
a pullUcian who Wa one respectable
and respected, now a corrupt, Jpbyd
out" vagaitonu,,. iter i a poet, artist,
and musicbn, on who one atood at
th head of a brg social circle, and was
mhr with all who knew him; he b-
came vain of hb gift and acqnirrments,
and ventured on a course of Irregular
lit which soon led to dissipation, and
Anally to hi present fallen condition, a
Splayed out" genlua, Ther ar ntanv
-pisyea out- noya. lney wer well
started in iitc.naving we 1 1-formed bod-
nd iina, and I iiheritiiig condition
imvorabla to make thens men. - Hat bv
bad naoiu uicy nav ruined tnemartvea,
ml mum "fiill 11J mil " tin ,11.
and are now burned out," used up, di
lapidated, "piayea out.
a Wisconsin ther ar probably not!
fewer thaa 1U.UUU women at work in thefout. and the. her 1 to W Imilt unon a
aeial. They are not only Uetmana, Irish
and Kiwndinavlans-but 1 anksea; wt I
only. the poor, but thouaamb of the fair I
and Intelligent class. When a pinch
eoner it b common fur glrb tgrnaflg
up th rolling pin. abut up the piano,
aud go to th field and hip their fath
ers. They rid a reaper a skillfully aa
tdfre XIevT
th thrashing machine; they pitch thj
I oMOdles; in xtremc need, tney can give
lxk!,,uVt Pd -"n.,tT .to !
arcuiiecture, ouiwing tn loaqana
stack.- A blue-eyed girt In central Wb -
I day and rcceirod $4 for It. A
1 ... - ,
I UedaandJU estern worn
In th QeM tiu seaapn.
rklng
' Dvixo. Bcnltp!n F. Taylor,' of. Iha
Chtcaco Jtmmal, drawa Ui followlngj
beautiful pletum iwrefewmc to tho cer-
taln depsrtur -Tor tnat rnnaiacovcrcd
ere b a dlrnlty about that goto
away alone, which we call dying that
wtantlna-nf th mantle of finmortalitv
about ua; that putting aald with pale
nand tne asum eurtaina tnat ar nrawn
. ,, " , .
'w.n,,. tbl" " f U"
venturing away from boas far th first
Urn tn our live, fiic w ar dead; . and
seeing foreign eountrie not laid down
en any , map we Itave read about. Titer
must be lovely buds somewhere rtoy
Ward, for unit vr return who go thith
er, and wa very much doubt If any
would If thcycoukL - '
ft. W, laWaon. Jrq.. of AsieWL,
"""" "T T" rrancwew iw;ir
- " t
A n
"oruan Kiglitsaudr enisle Kufxnure,.
ana rjiaanetn trnty rianton mr
ana hit
iTesnient in iktm ana Mrs. victoria
Woodlmll for bo IVcaident. II aaaw
a they.ar the euuab ot Vkrtort li
. iws ""
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HrATT aAL Inrrutg. Home rlrb nev
er will learn to east rain tha natural iav
Cbaa of their naiur. A minister waa
pUiltig a girl at HI poo. Wis., and
when he had submerged iter ami aam
eutofut water b asked ber bow she
felt In ber mind Her answer waa. "Ail
huuky, only a little wet." -
It who ha n rcllgton thaian hear
tnsnsportation from th sanctuary to th
overj'day si.ttcre, Aa a sort that, lu snlte f
fvor, b llWy todo wjjtb Aht hb
awa growth Into ChrMTaa atdkllty ami
power, and very Hub fr Ut blgttcat
profit of other. - .-",,
-r -v- ami ivrar uc
- 1-penUnc never
tooblc'rr It
comes frum U lararV
V IhTratrarfXi-Tav ; '
,"Th Chinaman ut bt tea In n cup
end pour hot water tan It, and then
drinks lb lufusioit tA th leavea; he
Met er ibeanta of siMtllliig It flavor with
stf-ar or cream. Th Jtenee triturate
V k-ave basor futtbj iltatu Into tb
littb
In Morocco tney put green tea, n
b tansy, and a " deal -W augar
Into a tea-not. and fill It BO with autn
bulling water, la Bokhara every man
eurimaamell angnf tan abut hi, a
certain quautity uf wbicitb hands over
Ut buoUs-keeper h sttPtMilses, who
cnticoct the beverage for hi to.
inei
Ilukhaiiot ami It a Uilncull la ' pass a
tea-booth a our wn dram-drinker Ones
nrtar win asdneer-" Hav tweak fast
beverage b K-hitavhaJ, that K te flavor
ed wiUi milk, cream, or mutton-fat tn
which lircadbaoakad.' During tn da v
tint, angarba green tea. b drank with
Uta aecumpanlusMnV of oakaa f flour
ami muttott-uet. .It b considered an
Inexcusable breach of manner to cool
th liot cup f tea Ilh the breath; but
th difficulty "b vereoaus by suppurtuag
Ut right elbow l Ut bft baud and
riving a circular movement to the cup.
Hum. lung each kind of tea take to
draw b cabubwd to th second; and
when th can to mptied U to init
around anutng tit oxiijsmy fur aaeh
tca-drlnker to take up aa many leaves
a can be held between the thumb and
finger the leave being estsemid aa aa
especial daiutv.
When Mr. Bell wa traveling in Asi
atic ltussia be had to claim the hopl
tallty f Ut Burataaky Aralta. Tlte
mbtrsas of Ut tent placed a large ket
tle on tlte fire, wiped it carefully with a
horse' tail, filled It with water, and
threw In some coarse tea and a littb
alt. When thb waa near th boiling
noJut, site tossed th ten about with
brass ladb until! Ute lhiuor became
very brown, aud then it was Kured into
another voxel. deansLng the kettle a
before, lite WonU a Kfr again on the
fire. In order to fry a past tf meal ami
fresh butter. I pun this the tea ami
some thick cream were then poured, th
ladb iHit Into requisition, and after a
time tit whole taken off the fire to coot,
llslf-plut wuodun mug wera haiMbd
rouiul, the tea ladled-into thwia, a tr
furming litest aud drink, and mtbfylng
both hunger 1 and -thirst However
made, tea Is a bbased Invention fur
il.ica.cafy travIer.-Twwfccr.Vour
"Tub Nkw Kobtuwkst," Mra. A. J.
Duniway propricUtr, publislicd at Port-
land. Ill Is new
paiier aitpearcd In
Portbnd on Fridat
Way.
ll Rise ia twenty-
lght eolum. and b well printed, on
new iync.lt b edited by Mr. A. J
Duniway. 'We have- read It original
artk4e,- and looked over th e bction,
and w can my it b a highly credltobb
slieet to all part lea interested, lu edi
torial article eeperblly, which exhibit,
in some measure, tne principle on
trhhh th paper b to b conducted,
vino fairness, taste, ami to lent, and
will command resuecL . Mrs. lhiui way
has now fairly launched ber beautiful
- - t f -
craft, to bum-t the waves oTt-hanging
public opinion, laden with nor hop
and bbh baig s and event to follow
Will tell tn result The Mtw rtoaru
1JT ia a graast s nniily saasrprisa.
I? Hnnsnic j 111 mur.
Thb. Muatx'L, an Htuukoth or In-
sect. The strimgth of an inacotcaa b
finely Illustrated by a feattltatwasono
prformed.by a bectlw -ocyrVc moisaos)
n variety that la (iim common ln-th
I nlteti Htatc. 1 lie bee . tar arai f a v
bttT at liautL waa nut I atlas th a Quart
boub full of milk, upon a-tabtu, Ut ltol-
iow at tne taottom aiiowingium room to
stand upright. Presently, to th sur-
itrbe of all in th room. Uie bot tto beimn
slo-lv tn man ami a!l.L alnns tha
eneotn tamev propetica ty in Utuscu-
utr power or tn tniprtaoned insect.
conUnucd for some, tlm to mrambuiat
the surface. Tlte welubt of Uta boUle
and It content could not bar been
lea than three pounds and a half, whil
that of tb beeU wa about half nn
ounce, o that It really moved a weicht
one hundred and twelve time exceeding
it own. '
Notwithstanding the start
Fran-
cisco received fnxn th u
nparalbled
ld In th
stlinulu of tlte discovery of gi
mmta of the Hacramento valley: th
Uhkwwied terminal city of the Northern
Paaifl Kailraas wHirwa wnintnTtrpted
ly away from her in the race for- com
mercial supremacy on tit Pacific coast,
lit odd are brgc. The Puret Hound
city b but. an ovary hidden, no on
know wbereye among tb tree that
shad thMS waters. Vet ah will out
strip Kan K rancisoo as surely as the- one
was built for "iv dirt" to ba panned
trad in lumber, fish and coal that can
hv4 sutited out,
.. ' 1 .
Atlllft to nn ; of tho newaitaner
j ms 1 tne principal 'trengtn or tne
woman urrrag movement lie tn th
fact Utat a advocate of th cans ever
Isscnmeoa hax-kululer. - Th stremrlh of
th reform lie In th caracal sssaj and
aeal of lu supportcra. Another source of
strength b the lutelllgence and cultur
of Uta eoaveita. It is safe to aar Utat
Uier ar more broad mint Is and unlet.
tered Inullecta in sympathy with thb
rAau - . than .Va '.Zi Z. iTJZZi I
ui ms'iciv. uur nirce cannot be m tl- 1
Inatwl by figure sner-JW. I.ut mna be. I
judged ly lite vaiu-if Ut Jteads
imart Utat ail tb rank. : . .-.
published lu ittrtbud, rex hee us and
we welcome It a one of our most Inter.
eauag exciiangea, particularly aa a wo
man bold Uta editorial quill, whose tab
ent should ebal lenge Uie rct of Ute
Htatc. It .resents quit a neat and well
Ckecuw-d anpearerter, and Id.b fair to
ata;e lenial JountalUm n ucresa
Uib Wst. And to Ut talented and
....vr . . ...
-on
,ihuujik etiiiress we extend AA nperl
palm. tl would not "itwuwmnHu .
single right nature has accorded her sex.
ykmtmmiUmi Times. - , v
-' Pukac-mex or BxAtTTV. "If the
atara," write Kjneratm, -Vhould appear
cyortnlit lnathouaait.yeara,howl
wwuw men nwive and adons, and pr
irv for many generatlna the remem
branc of Uw city of itert wblch ha.1
SlfUta." ' ;i t ',;. m,
rGslL Hamilton bmtuer email, b fair.
itvan auu aoout, twenty-five, alway aahl
va an mn wimmn wud did mt negm
to Write till past fifty, rth doesn't bsk
lik a Muc-atoeklng, but dncsdre WelL
Hhe like a Joke, aixj b albsretlier a
rharmlng pcrstm to hav In tite bouse.
Ho say a writer who met Uie lively lady
at Washington. ' ... (.tj
' When Napoleon tit First Inquired of
k great woman what he wimjUI .d to
exalt France, ah answered him ult
tantbily, "allocate, enlightcuthe-nvith-er."
And nowfhedemand hi, enlighten
th mothers. When Um mother ar
won aH b won. . . rj
A beautiful lit tb mablcn In Xashvllb
discouraged her lover until It lost both
legs by an acakleut, when, site -married
him without murmur. Wnsai't Utat
ua a
) ' iMtaaliii f im ObeemUoa,' J
' f , S . . , jf
During th butt Week w met with th
party miuyH by the 'ortltern 1 "seine
railroad company to tsk olsM-rVation -
of th condition of th HrwjWmlmle pass
during th bst .winter. -Tber wer twa -
peraau la thb contpanv.- Tltey arrived
at th summit on IbelMthof bstliecm- '
ber, erected a cabin and lived ther until
th tbt alt., when tltey were onlered
I back. Tb main object of thb oWr-
I vatton was to nV-temiiita whetlter titer
I wer aay serious sitow alhba occurring 1 "
I at tha ansa, at-.aav tins- nurlag th -
winter jmasiaav tw aiao aa issue Urr
exicata uw drift. The anew wer -sis
Instructed to observe all change in
UBnWatJjWsMa'w'"aasas (oWf aawtt "
and snow tall, ami fur tbi jturssse tltey
wer -furnished with necessary tnatru-
ment. They report to u that Ut Uter
momcWr examined vcry six hours,
between those date ranged from fitr to -g
abov Bean, but that Utere bad been -several
day of much, colder weather .
prevtoua to thetr' arrival ther; that it
mined or i towed the gsualer Mrtlnn of .
th tint ; that tlte greatest lif7Tgtt at
any oue storm waa IT Inches, and then
It snowed pretty muJt all one night and
day : Utat Ute grcateat depth of sitow on
th loth of January, when It measured
IT feet and fnche ;that at the tlnnr of -thlr
leaving It Was I feet deep at their
statton, but titers as no urifli ng of tit .
snow ahstever, and that not n stngb
snow slib occurred on tite pass during
their stay. Tliey stat tlist th siutw
decrease rahlly In deiHh uian leaving
the summit on cither side; tiiat there b
not n distano exceeding thirty utiles
where 0e .use of snow, .plows will Ik "'
ruircd and that, owing to tlte charac
tr and extent of th stx- fall In that '
locality, that will he entirely adequate
to the task ut kee4ng the track to Iw
built in runnlinr order, thus altogether
obviating tho necessity of the eracUun-.
A Krw WAVbr Mavvku rHslJiit.
Ia a conversation, recent lyTwiUt one in
tenatti'd in all farm pre wanes, aisi jtractl
cally faiuliiar with many part or brm
Ing, he related the manner of making, or .
rather of prcNsing cheese, itraethwl by a .
neiirhlsir of his a wunutu akllleil ia
household economy, and fauutus tor her
nice cncis. vt
cow
J usually keit
It take three days to make .
cheese. Her runner metlnsl was to
run up a curd each morning, keeping
Utem uuUI the third day ; then mixing
obi and now curds ttsretner, and putting
them Into tb boop and pressing. Her
practice b now to run up tb curd and
IHit It Into the press at once, the hoop
being about on third f!l.The next1
muruiug the asoond curd i run up, that 1
which waa In t)ie hoop b taken out, the -etoth
changed, placed In the hoop again,
the top of it Uten scratched or broken
with a fork, and tit second curd put In;
R b again placed in the pecan, where It
rental at all day. Tha third morning
curd b then run up, th eltccsc token
from tlie press,' turned, the surface
1 vimi miuiii. uir 1 1 1 1 1, rum
I again sliced cm, bringing Ut first curd
hacked with a fork, and tlie third run!
la th midtlle of the cheeae, II b titeci
pressed sufflcielitly, token nut and t!acvd
in tb curing-rut iur By this prHCaa
th work each morulng-l cleartsl all
away, and a good led el tees U pro
duovd of superior quality, and an a'
firm antl solid a if all were nlaoed In
the ;hoop at -once. Maine thruttr. .
Wh V I a blush Ilka s llllU rlrl
lb-
1 It 4
bT
4P!iflHBPPaaajajn r,
Afth iwiloitf of R r llnnML Hfr if ,
at si aafak M aal a. as aMar rf .
- '. as- s , . . r-i rniu, m iaa
U U&'Si.'" kmm"U,mm4 Hm Msry.altlk-;
Mar artsad Mtetr anwant VT,
T Aa4 asy Utey aavar f last ttey i
W ben jrerh as- llat nalo ta yafeeyr.v
Advsrllassneau Ilka taa asst lmaslalely
lkwls(, m-bea they da not sered a aauar.
win beaare4 Ihr at ths nus of nmt ta
aratls iiitliaaad tl atlnrearh aataaqwut la
sruoa. laaasaa vaera taa advarusssaent ae
euHea BMtra thaa a sgnat pmpnrUolMlrtr
extra elutnr will be atada.. as aals ;
Um to ta asnda mt euauaaalmllna, ar we
aal aot paalrssi n. - -
ATBiaaNIAk
L""t ip;iti irtf A fr7 sf "I wn'i v. sad is .
J nu siili aUiiasl praenes, Mm tn atsba ,
Uw srattanlsaes of a a-nmibl sIH ur wUI.iw. nt
mmnmiM" awa sa. Wlia a view I
WILLIAM DAVIOtOuY
Real Eatatc Dnnler:
OrrtOB If. frawt frbmat.
rwarrLAxn, mmi
a)tf-
T1KAT, IVfATI! lM Tlim CrtY A WD r AWT -
ZJZ?'!r5 .''L?. T.'T' .--,r"M'' h"its.
sw sm aiwasa. - , ' . - ,
- Also, laeanvan "litaiit sad Vu-Aai.a r
CTitivatso iMwas, Isrsled tm ll fsrta ut las
tuasw, as ssle. '
- KseT sa fffTs.Tf fmrrhs4L
ftsr Oaawaiiail. wf , wrsTITf r aad llinMvs
"' H' jiiMwsa t'saarrwatnt. mk issr
eaa,aa4a ta bms AavssTsasavs Tkaan.
Ifocsas ass arposss l.tAskp, 1wn Waoai
VlTaa aad I'i.aism mr All, Isammiint
Ps cti. Oi.Lsr-rs n, s. s 1 1 us t l Ki a a s
CMLStMAusLtllJMMS TAnBAort.u . .--
Anrsr af is (a Orrtcs ta I1 lbs I'm its a4 -Tt.wBsta
Ute mtats will wertv itriHi.ia. uf
'." rtft-mt aud fufasrd U asi K. -alsMr
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