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Newspaper Page Text;jc Men? FRIDAY.. .JANUARY 30,187 H0MENEWS. Professor CoimIou coutiuues to interest and instruct the public with Lu3 geolog ical lectures. The Good Templars gave a very at tractive sociable at the Nonpareil Hall last evening. Aunt-Tribulation-Fear-the-Lord-Perkins will sing at the "Centennial Toast and Tea PaJty." This (Friday) evening's programme for the Grand Centennial Toast and Tea Party, will consist, in part, of the fol lowing songs, readings, colloquies, etc., etc.: "Three Pence a Pound on Tea," by Ye Ancient People; Trading, "A Hun dred Years Ago," original poem; solo, "Revolutionary oiuntcer," uy a gen tleman of ye olden tyme; recltatiou, "Beautiful Snow;" reading, "Marmion and Douglass;" ancient ballad, by Ye Old Tyme Belie; "Modern Song," by Girl of the Period; reading, "The Bridge of Sighs;" colloquy, Brother Jonathan, Aunt Columbia and Young America; chorus, "Tiie Mlgbt with the Right." Supper. This entertainment Is to be one of the most attractive of the season. See advertisement, and go early to se cure a seat. TcitNKii Himself Loose. Last week a one-armed man who has for some time resided on a farm in Center Precinct, came to town and got six bottles of whisky, the absorb! lou of which put the devil in him and made him ripe for mischief. But this must have been meaner than most of whisky, for it caused him to go iiome, pull his wife out of bed, and menace her life with a butcher-knife and finally beat her with his list. But there was a rescuer at hand, in the shape of a big brother, who came on the scene Just about the time the one-armed man was successfully 'getting away" with tho defenceless wife in elegant style. The brother bore In his hand a fence-rail which he used successfully on the nearly victorious husband and John Barleycorn, and caused them to cease beating the woman and beat a retreat. It is said that the valiant husband and heroic protector of woman was so mucti airaiu or that rati and the bier brother who wielded it that he has left the country for the country's good. It will be well for his wife and children if he never returns. Albany jjemocrat. One's Mother. Around the idea of one's mother the mind of man clings with fond affection.' It is the first dear thought stamped upon our infant heart, when yet soft and capable of receivinc the most profounuimnressions. anil all the after feelings are more or Jess iigut-in comparison. Our passions and our wilfulness may lead us far from tho object of our tilial low; we may become wild, ucau-strong and angry at uer counsels or opposition; but when death has stilled her monitory voice, and nothing but calm memory remains to recapitulate iier virtues and good deeds, affection, !:ke a flower beaten to the ground by a rude storm, raises up her head, and smiles amidst ner tears-. Arounu mat idea, we nave said, the miudclincs with fond affecton; and even when tho earlier period of our Joss forces memory to be silent, fancy takes the place of remembrance, and twines tho Image of our departed parent with a garland of graces and beauties and virtues, which we doubt not that she possessed. The freshmen's class of Michigan Uni versify numbers 135 members, 13 of whom are ladies. The Ohnrches. Mctuodist Episcopal Church Corner ot Taylor and Third, llev. G. W. Izer, Iator. Preach in g services In the morning at 11 o'clock; In the evening, from April to July, at :U: All Rust to November at Deeemler to March at 7. Communion service the first Sabbath morning in each month. Prayer meetings Sabbath evening, one hour before preaching; young jteople1 prayer meeting, Wednesday evening; regular weekly prayer meeting on Thursday evening, and general experience meeting on first Thursday evening in each month; all at same hour as preaching service, Noon meetings daily. Sunday School at 2 P. M.; Chinese Sunday School at 3:9); Sunday School Missionary Concert on first Sunday in each month iIJp.k. strangers cordially in vited. Pews free. First Pkesryterian C'Hntrit Corner Wash ington and Third. Rev. Dr. Ltndsiey, Pastor. Residence, corner Morrison and Ninth streets. Sabbath services at 11 a. m. ami 7:15 p. M. Sab bath School and Bible Class at 12:3ft. Prayer meeting at :15 r. M. Lecture Thursday even ing at 7:15. Gentlemen will be in attendance at the doors to conduct stranger and visitors to teats. Unitarian Chapki. Corner of Yamhill and Seventh streets. Kev. T. I- Eliot, Pastor. Reg ular services every SabbaUi at 11 a. M. and 7:1 p. M Sunday School at 12:15. The evening ser vice is omiued on the Brst Sunday or every month. The Communion Service Is at 3S p. M. on that day. Pastor's residence, Salmon street, between Fifth and Sixth. Baptist "uracil Corner Fourth and Aider sireeiH. a. n. Mwmury. Pastor. Preaching on Sabbath at 11 in the morning and at 7:15 p. yi. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening of each ween m n. .-.m.uai n cnoi ai 12"4 o'eloet Sun day. Immediately after morning preaching. tseais iree. Baptist MiRRios-Eat Portland.-Services at cottage on the corner of G and Seventh streets, ever' Sunday at II ami at SVL Sabbath School after mom I ne preaching. Neighbor- noou ymyvi meeting inesuay evenings. Catholic Chukth Corner Stark and Third sireeis. nev. rawer rierens in eliante, assist' 1 dv nev. u. ueiannnier. run Mm, Gs . If. Second Mass, 8 o'clock; High Mass, 18:88; Trinity Chcss-h Corner of Oak and Finh llev. K. K. Nevibs, 1. l.. Hector. Sunday School at 9:i5 a- k. Morning service at 11. Evening services at 7. Lectures Frklsy even ing at 7. BlSH-iP Scott Ohammaj? Jcmool- Geo. Bur ton, Chaplain. Divine services In the large .i.ntirrwim ofthe linmniir School evervSun- day morning at W o'clock. Sunday School at 2 p. jr. c CT-ntTtrv's Chapei. Corner Madison and rniirth. Itev. Johu Iloenburg, I"astor. Ser vices at 11 in the morning aud sin the evening. Kundav School directly after morning service. Hsxi. Sr. IL K. Ciicacii Corner Hall and Sixth. Rev. W. 11. Melsse, Pastor. Services at 11 v. m and p. M. Sunday scnooi ai a. x Praver meeting every Thursday evening. St. David's Ch APEi-East Portland. Rev. C. TL Bonnell, minisier in chis. " in the morning and 3 in tiie artcrnoon. Sun dav Kehool at 9O0 in the morning. CovoREfl vnosr East Portland Service at " the school house in the McMillan Distrtct.at n in the mornlni:: Siabbath School at 12:15. Res-, W. B, Joslyn, Minister. East Ponn-vsn M. E. Ciiupj'H Rev. J. W. Miller, Pastor Preaching at 11 A. SI. and 7. 1', sr. Sunday school at 2 p. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. A. M. E. Zion Church North Third street, between 11 and C. Res-. J. F. Ander0li, Pastor. Services at 11 a. . and 7-H p. M. Sabbath School at 2 P. x. Colored M. E. Chchcii Room over S. J. MeCormick's store. Itev. Daniel Jones, l"astor. Services at 11 A. m. and :Vi v. M. Sabbath School at 2 p. M. First Congregational CiirHCH Corner of Jefferson and Second. Rev. J. I). Eaton. Pas tor. Services at 11 In the morning and 7 CO in the evening. St. Timothy's Chapel Bishop Scott Gram mar School, corner Eighteenth and c streets. Rev. Geo. Burton, Pastor. Services ou Sunday at 10 A. x. Scandinavian Ltmr. Cnuncii-East I'ort-land-Serv-iees In English at 5 In the afternoon. A. E. Fridriehsen, D. D., 1-astor. Synaoooue Beth ISR.tEi-1 Ivlne service etch Saturday at Preaehlng by Res-. M. May. PLTJiorTii i iirncn-coruer E and Four- One of Mark Ttrain'a liilrat InVes is that which he perpetrated at a dinner to which he was recentlyiuvited. He had been notified Mint him health would ho drunk during the evening, and it was. jlsui aiarK was armed ana equipped, lie drew from his pocket a large roll of manuscript, and proceeded to read to his astonished auditors that he was en tirely taken by surprise, was wholly uu prepaied to reply, and so on, as is cus tomary with after-dinner speakers. Such averyTwainishjokecouIdnot, of course, pass wiiuout appreciation, anu as soon as the momentary nernlexity had sub sided, roars of laughter testified to the success or the nit. ir only an speakers were as honest as Mark Twain! NEW TO-DAY. A GRAND-.. CEN TOG IS' IS' I A. X- TOAST AND -TEA PARTY! WILL BE GIVEN . AT .. Masonic nil, Friday and i Saturday Evenings, January SOth and Slat. YE MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY OLDE FOLKES AND YQUNQ FOLKES OP YF. OLDEN TYME. Assisted by BROTHER J0X1TII1X, AIM CUUilBU, The Chili. TOl.NG AMERICA, And certain other celebrities, will furnish the "TOAST;" A committee wll skilled In cull nary lore will provide the "TEA," nd to ap- preclatlse-publlc to form the"PAMTY." Admission to Entertnluuisnt- ft u p pe r , , , -90 eta -30 ct Reserved Seats, 23 cents extra. Tickets and Reserved Scats can be secured at the Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance to com mence at S. VALENTINES! 3,000 'WortH COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES! S3 cents a Doceu to kS 30 Each, MeCOB MICK'S. OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION CO.'S PASSENGER HCIIEDVI.E. TJOAT3 OF THE COMPANY- WILL LE.V r. XJ Portland as loilows : For The Dalles: Dally (Sundays excepted) at 5 o'clock A. JC. For Astoria: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 A. v. lor Ualsma and Tarorun: Dally (Sundays excepted) at 6 A. St. For Victoria; Wednesday and Saturday at 6 A. JC. S. O. HEED, Vice President. S 33 3D IDS I SJblJbJXJS-I Just received, a full stock of Fresh FIELD. FLOWER. VEGETABLE, TREE, GARDEN SEEDS! FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Green-House Plants, EVERGREENS AND SHRUBBERY. Send for catalogue. HACHENEY A STEMME, Corner of First and Taylor streets, 3-M Portland, Oregon C. S. SILVER Is .S SELLING GOODS VERY LOW. AT 131 First Street, Between Morrlon and Yamhill. FEANCIS A. EFFIN OER Vlsrrkoi Stmt, St. fssrlrs Bnllllng. Book-soller and Stationer. SKtf WOODCOCK & INTERMELA, Bunnell's City Market- -Stalls I, 5, 6, 7 TrfE ARE MlAuuwuiiu v-' ' W jrAh transaction of bussiness in NOW our new stand, where we have on hand all the I.uiurles and Subsuntlals usually contalnrJ lnU'C GROCERY LINE, And where, by ft strict attention Jo our custom, ere and prompt delivery or coodj.we hope to make our place of business a success. Our Motto: tfculeJt Sales) Ssaall FroSta. 23J WOODCOCK A INTERMELA. OUR AGENTS. The following persons are duly authorited to act as Agents for the Nkw NotrntwKST: Mrs. Kern , Kalama MarrF. Snow San Francisco A. W. McConnell North Yamhill Horace II. Day cw lors: muj Mr. S. M. Mlilcr. Last Chance Mrs J. IL Foster Albany Aslihv Pearee Benton county Dr. Bayley .'. Cprvallls A. A. Manning Miss Virginia Olds. Hiram Smith Mr. J. W. Jackson Olympla McMlnnville IIarrisburg Eugene City Uuena Vista Hlllsboro - Sllverton Oervali Iirownsvllle Lebanon Salem Salem Salem . W. Beach llev. Wm. Jolly Hon. T. W. ltavcnjort. Mary J. Magers A. W. Slanard K. II. Claughton a A. Reed Mrs. O. T. Daniels- Mrs. Nellie Cur! P. C. Sullivan . Mrs. M. F.Cook Mrs. M. V. nine Mrs. It. A. Vawters Mrs. IL IL Bishop. Iter. J. F. Damon Mrs. Jane M. Wilson.. Philip Ellz P. I). Moore .WaltsburB Ienaicion Seattle Walla Walla Walla Walla ..rort Townsend .Traveling Agent .Traveling Agent -.Traveling Agent John Holten. ;. IL Wood.. Mrs. M. Jrtlrles I ir. J. w. wans Mrs. M. Kcltv.. -Traveling Ageni ,.Ljayeiie A. N. Arnold....- a. w. ijtwoii oany Salem Forest Urove Oregon City The Dalles Forest Grove Mrs. C. A. Cobum Mrs. J. DcVorc Johnson IL Pentland. - J.T.Scott, Esq airs. A. uorin... Geo. Engle .Kenaiem .Traveling Agent Eacene ...Sau Francisco California .OIrmDla J. W. Jackson. L. I". Fisher Mrs. Laura DeForce Gordon. Mrs. Nellie Mossman . I. T. Maulsby. Portland Union IUdge.W.T . Ochoco Valley .....Traveling Agent Cenrali. Oregon ij. vv. urocic G. W. Barnes Mrs. E. Oakshett Mrs. J. C. Hayes..... James Vance Yreka, California il. p. owen soquei, lauiornia Mrs. L. E. Whltmore. .Sacramento. California Mrs. Sarah Hanr..itockton, California Mrs. Sarah Wallls ..Mnvfleld. California "Woman's Journal".."Boston, Massachusetts Charles W. Tappan Salt Lake City, U. T Mrs. U M. Howell puenix.uregon Mrs. M. J.Penland- Halney, Oregon Mrs. M. A. Dlmlck -iiuDDara, uregon D. P. Porter...- Shedd's. Oregon Other parties delrlng to act Agents will please forward their namsj. We want Agents at every postoffice throughout Oregon and Waubmgton Territory. Ladies' ScProirrKC. Mrs. J. Ford, of Salem, Is Inventor and patentee of a Ladles' Supporter, which Is highly spoken ol by those, who hate tried It as a means of strengthening the mus cles, and aiding in tho cure of uterine displace ments. Mrs. F. bos had extensive experience lathe IrealmentofdUcasespecullartowomen, and we are glad to see her succeeding so well in her attempts to ameliorate the condition of those who have worn the yoke of subjection until chronic weakness and suffering have be come their everyday burden. An estimable lady of Salem Is at present canvassing this city for the sale of the Supporter, and we hope many ladies will avail themielves of the op portunity to secure an aid they so much need. Samuel's Portland Dlrectory.the only correct and reliable edition ever published here. Price, tl SO.lncIudlng supplements in April, July and October. The edition ror 1S71 will contain new Illustrations. Advertising space 25 per cent, lower than any other Directory. Publication office, at DeLashmutti Oat man's Real Estate Agency, 110 First SL L. SAMUEL, Publisher. The Best Place to purchase CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS Is at the Manufacturing EstabllshmcntofFISIIELA ROBERTS, corner of First and Washington streets, where there can always be lound a complete stock of men and boys' clothing. The best McrchantTallor- Jng Establishment lnOre;on is connected with their store, and a perfect fit is always guaran teed. 3 14 BECK A WALDMAN, Clothiers, whose im mense stock is always of the best and cheapest, oi j selling, as usual, at extremely low prices. If you want a winter suit that is warm, durable, cheap and stylish, pay them a Tislt and get the worth of your money. You will find them at the old stand, southwest comer of Washington and Front streets. 3 11 For the very best photographs, go to Bradley Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS BITASCEND IN THE E LEVATOR, 129 Mont gomery St., San Francisco. MISCELLANEOUS. ICE AKIS'EY1 S FLUID EXTR.VCT B U C II XJ ! The only known Remedy for B RIGHT'S DISEASE! And a positive remedy for GOUT, GRAVEL, STRICTURES, DIABETES, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, DROPSY, Non-retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irrita Hon, Inflammation or Ulceration ofthe Bladder and Kidneys, SPERMATORRHOEA, I.eucorrho?aor Whites, Diseases of theProstrate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Colculus Gravel or BrleVdust Deposit and Mu cus or Miixy uiscnarges. KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BTJCHTJ Permanently cures all diseases ol the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS, Eilstln; in men, women aW children, svrNO MATTER WHAT THE AGE!-$n Prof. Steele says: "One bottle of Kearney's Fluid Extract uuebu is worm more man an other uucuus combined." Price, $1 perBotlle.orSIx Bottles fori Depot, No. 101 Dunne HU, New Torlc, A Physician in attendance to answer corrt sponaence and clve advice cralts. Btr Send stamp for pamphlets, fres. 3 22 tf .TO THE- NERVOUS AND DEBILITATES OF BOTH SEXES. Xo Charge for Advice and Consult Ulon TVR.J. TL DYOTT. craduato of Jefferson Med XJ leal Collece. Philadelphia, author of sever al vaiuaDie worss, can oe consuueu on an uis cases of the Sexual or Urinary Org-ana, (which lie has made an especial study), either In male or female, no matter from what cause oridnal- ini- nr of how lonr standlnr. A nractsce of 30 years enables him to treat diseases ith suc cess. Cures guaranteed. Reasonable r.h art's. Thoe at a distance can forward letter aiescrlb lnc symptoms and encloslnEhtamp to prepay postase. Send for the "Guide to Health;" prlo;, 10c. J. II. DYOTT, 51. D., PHYSICIAN A'D SUROEON, 101 Uusse St., I. ssitr SaSCELT'vNEOUS. - HMD STREET DRY GOODS STORE! JOHN WILSON Is now receiving from Eastern Markets J Dsntntle Cotton-Bleached and Brown, In n viiitlis from ' to Cr rHntnn Flannels, Ticking, Cheviot shirting stripes. Denims etc Flannels-All wool.sllk and wikiI, cotton and wool, in wane aim i-oiurs; twilled scarlet; blue, gray and plaid shirt ing; meduate flannels, etc. Uncus. -Table Damask, all prices, SO cents to saperyaru; snunus mm urown lin en; liapklnsnnd linen boxims, tow els, crash, etc. lllaukeUCalmcre, tsreed, yarns, etc. Dress Cloods In all the new shades, for fall and winter, jiouriiinguooas, etc. 2tphyr"Wool, AVhllc Goods, Embroideries, Will BE SOLO LOW FOR CASH! Land for Sale. QAf ACRES OF FARMING LAND.2V; miles dHJ from IL IL deiol at Salem. Also, ; block In East port iann. Knnuireor JOll WILSON, t 1$ Jm No. 107 Third struct, IVittland. AUKOKA RESTAURANT AND CHOP HOUSE! (Opposite Franklin Market,) . FIRST STREET, IORTLAND, OREGON. Board, per wcek$5 00 1 Board, per day...75 eti ICK1, CIS. OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE. Coffee, Tea and Chololalo, with Etceteras, CONFECTIONERIES, NUTS, ETC. 3 litf G. C. RIDER, Proprietor. PORTLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. BOOM.S-Coruer First Bud Murk fU. ovr LaJd Tllton's Bank. CoiaiB Ortr Tbrre Ibouunl ibohc BuoWi Over 100 Pap.-;rs and Mavaziiie. MEMBERSHIP FREE TO ALL, Xoullily Dura 81 OO-l'ajable QiiHrterly DIBKCTOR.S Wm. H. Ladd. P. C, Schuvler. Jr., I. P. Dcadr.L. II. Wakollrbl. W. 11. linirL-ett Falling, L. Blum. Officers: U H. WAKEFIELD , ..-.President Vice 1-resident II. TAILING.. a 8CHUYLER.Jit .. .Treasurer . .Corresjondlne Sec M. W. FECHHEIMEIL. HENRY A. OXER uoranan anu iiec ec BUY THE SHERWOOD ELASTIC BED! TF YOU WANT A BED THAT WILL GIVI X Perfect Satisfaction. It is now the lendlnz uca on me rucinc coast. Caauot Get Out of Order! FULLY WAIULVNTED FOR FIVE YIMtS. "Tlie only Bed nrcservinc the boily In a natural position. For further particulars, call on or address S. 11. FOGG, First Street, between Taylor and Salmon, 321 Portland, Oreson. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SALEM, OREGON J. W. MIATTl'CK, Proprietor. FUSE COACH TO THE HOUSE. 3 21tf DOCTOR JIM, THE CELEBRATED CHINESE PHYSICIAN, HAS RETURNED TO THIS CITY AFTER an absence of four years, and has opened his office at the corner of Washington aud Sec ond streets (tip-stairs), where he will treat pa tients for all kinds or irM-a.cs Willi ins wen known skill. 3 19 H. C. BOSTWICK, M. D. Office and Residence West side Fourth street Between Alder and Washington. 3 19 DR. MARY A. THOMPSON, PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUn RESIDENCE AND OFFICE THIRD ST. between Salmon aud Main, opposite the public square. t:aus aiienaea in nnv oari oi me cwy. Tiatlaries for sale, and Instructions civen on the use of electricity as a Remedial Agent. nL DOLrn. r.c wto.N-AUOH. JOS. SIXOX. DOL.ni. D01.rU, BRO.MCHH, 1I0LPII t SIJI0X Attorneys-at-Law. ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE, PORTLAND. 2-Wlf THE SKATING RINK, On Fourth Street, between Pine and A Skating Every Day, except Sunday, from 10 lb izaua irom - tu u ciuck. Admission Free-Vie ofSUates, cl. Skating every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day cvrnmirs, iojiu ;, miiru ciui.. MUSIC BY BRASS BAND. Admission, 33 els. 1'seol Skate, 35 cts, Wednesday has been set apart exclusively ir Ladles. 311 S. PLYMALE, lessee. for THOMPSON HOUSE, Corner of First and Jefferson Streets. PORTLAND, OREGON. Bosrl, ftt vctk, II 00 1 Board I Lodgloe, $S 0 S BOARD, BY TIIE DAY, Si M. 11 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. J. K. WITUr.RKf.U N. SO Front Street, Portland, -nrs-M EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL THOSF. JL; applying for situations In any capacity from Wood-chopper uown 10 a rai umce. i-ays special attention io ouiainiiig rami jieip. itouto ServanU, Railroad Hands, etc., lrre- siecUveofNaUonaiuy. DAHCIHC SCHOOL, Corner of Front and Ash streets. TiROr. OARDINELL has opened his Acad I tmy for the reception of pupils. Evenln-g rTassss on Monday and Thursday evenlngK. Unlldrsn's class Saturday afternoon. SOIRElC tTsry Saturday STenlne. 3 11 C. CARDINELL. Teacher. MISCELLANEOUS. JACOB MAYER, Importer and Wholesale Dealer In MILLINERY AND FANCY QOODS, Hats and Gents Furnishinq Goods, I. ad I en' aud Misses TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, - Frames, Braids, Cords, Ornaments Flower Ribbons, Trimmings, etc. Di-cm Goods, White Goods, Yankee Xo- tloai, Etc. Ladies' Cloaks, CloaK Trim mings, Etc. AGENT OF THE ELLENOALK WOOLEN MILLS CO. A Full Stock of Blankets, Yam, llm vert, 7'weedi and Caaimtret Constantly on Hand. LATEST STYUTJi MY KVKK Y HTEAJIKll r PARTiciii-Art ATTENTION pjJd to ul Orders. TFiYn ipl3.o Balcory I DEI.I.I.VUKIt JL CO.. WathuiKton SL, bet. Second and Third, PORTL.S.ND OREGON E MANUFACTURE AN A SO. I ARTICLE OF . BREAD, CRACKERS CAKES, And all iclndsof Pastry usually found In a First Class Bakery. "Goods delivered to any partof lheclt! Jil.TlnK BUT NONE HIT THE BEST! THE "UNIVERSAL" SPRING DEDS KVERYBODY BUYS THEM" ! ""riIYT Recause they nre cheap, simple. V T durable ana neat, ami can oe pui on auy eommon slat bedstead. They cau be packed and sent to any address in a space ot one foot square. Xo .Vails or Screws About Them ! FULLY WARRANTED FOR THREE-YEARS! rrlce-Ouly Ten Dollars! rents wanted In everv county In the State. Full directions with each bed. H. TL MORRILL. Proprietor. First street, between Yamhill and Taylor. t'ftKNH NHOAI.M'ATEK HAY O T S T B H S ! No. 107 Flmt Street. 0 iYSTERS served in etiy style to suit the lAdlcx. a on C. I". NTCW.1UT, Morrison Street, St. Charles llulldlng, WATCH-MAKER AND JEWELER, AMD 11KAX.ES IX Clocks, "Watches and Jewelers' Goods, Repairing done as usuaL 3 11 SOMETHING new: THE JONES SPEING BED THE HEST IS" THE MARKET TT hi VERY ELASTIC, CHEAP AND DURA- X bie; has no naroorior vermin ana Cannot Get Ont of Order. Is now the leadlug cheap Spring Red In the Eastern marlset. li can oe nau oi BARNARD A GRLSWOLD, Wholesale Agents, Portland, nrTrUr .v shinier. Forest Grove: C. F. Royal iAfayette: J. A. Taylor, McMlnnvllc; TL W. Dunn, North Yamhill; iieury wenng, inns boro. Refer io Qulmby i Perkins, American Ex change, romana; j. i. rvuu, .. c yuuvow and Jerome Porter, Forest Grove: Dr. Sutton. MrMlnnvllIe: A.C. Archlliold, HJllsbpro. and u hundred others. TYLi:il& MUii-L.t.1 , 3 lTtl Forest Grove, Oregon. ,t. rvr. dyer, UEALKK IN nYSTERS. CLAMS. MUSSELS, FISH GAME, POULTRY, ASB r R u I T s ! OYSTERS, CLAMS AND SALT WATER Fish received from lMget Sound dally, and delivered to any panoi uicciij fc i Oysters (opened) Mcts. per 100; Clams.Mcts. o iv s. MUSEUM, FIRST AND ASH STREETS, PORTLAND. T. A. WOOD, l'roprlelor. mite vise ui visit first of all others au Instl I tullon of real merlt-lnstructlve, amuslnr, cnUrtalnlng. New Wonders added every day. rinn, rmni 5 i. v. till io r. v.. Sundays oxcept- ed. Admission; 3 cts. Children under 10 half Drlce' 3t MISCELluVNEOUS. CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! DR. E. CHAMPLAIN'S TjIGNEOUS' EXTRACT! Statement or Dr. 1'- t'ltmnplnlii. IV 1S. Ill Richland county, Ohfb, I dlcov ered this Extract to be a Sure Cure for Dys ieiila. Tiie discovery was accidental In the first Instance; but the extract neveronce failed to cure, effectually and permanently, every cae to which it seas applied. Iiiciudlni; many oflonr standliislhat hiiddelleil every remedy ofthe medical science or the day. I mvc n-sldod Hie pat rlslit years In Clover dale sonuma county. Calliornla. where, dur in"all Ibis time, I have cuivd all my friends who were dysiicptlc, free of charsc; they Intro tluced their Iriends, who were- cured In their turn, and the circle has continued cularslnir.Ko that to comply with all demands my whole time ami attention must be devoted to this re medial Interest. Hitherto my labors in this direction have lioi-n sratultous; but on appli cation at the Fat.-nt Office till, extract svas cx amine.1 and a patent 1-siieiI on the 13th of Aumist.lirr. Tiie extract contains no alcoholic or mineral subsLmcc, but is purely vegetable, and compounded in Nature's grcut laboratory bv a tlioroiiRli-solnir Temperance man and member of Clovenlale Iiodge of Good Tem plars. Assured from past experience that the Extract will cure all cases ol Dyspepsia, I feel confident It will meet a Great Need ol the t Iv llixed World. Certificate of IT. Glenn. East Portland, Feb. 2U, 1S73. Mr. E. II. EubaiiksDear Sir: I would re spectfully state that I have been troubled with indigestion nearly three years. Hearing of Dr. K. nhaninlnln's IJirneous Extract. I obtained a bottle at Dr. M. Mack's Dros Store, and after iislnc about one-half a bottle, was entirely re lieved oTall symptoms of Dyspepsia, and have uo difficulty now In properly digcstlns my food. I can conscientiously recommend It to such as are afflicted, knowing it to be a certain re. Your, truly, 11. ui.K.. OrtlHrnte or Mrs. Ellen Freeland. Portland. Oreeon. Feb. 3. 1ST3. Mr. E. H. Eubanks DearSlr: I will rcspect- I fully Inform you that I have been troubled with Dyspepsia lor many years, anu eouiu Rei no relief until I zot a bottle of Dr. E. Cham- (-plains Ligneous Extract, and after usinjf it, find III has been or great ocneiu io me. i iuiok h will make a permanent cure. I have no hesi tancy in rccommenuingii io an who are irmii led with the complaint. Yours truly. JI rS. t-JAAiX h llKKUl.Ml Price St-OO per Bottle. HODGE, CAI.EI' A- CO., Wholesale As'li, PORTEND, OREGON, nd sold by all leading Druits. E. H. EUBANKS, (ira'l ircnt fur Urrgon and Adjolnlox Irrrlturlrs. Residence, on C street, bet. Front and First. .. ill THE SKI. F-A OT INC RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES, An articlo long needed by the public, have Just been iccelved imm the Hast by CEORCE A. PEASE A. CO., COR. OF MORRISON AND FIRST STREETS. Only place In the city that has them. Call and sec them, and you will be sure Io pur chase, cs iney are so nanny, anu cheaper than ordinary good. Full satisfaction guaranteed on all good. 3 W d. n. imitais, GENERAL JOBBER IN THE FURNITURE LIKE, Washington St., bet. Third and Fourth, Portland, Oregdn. 'URNITCRE REPAIRED A VARNISHED. Ihslrs Ilf-l'snfd and Cane fur Sale. Will go out to residences to do anything in my Hue. as- jiatr ino i.epairingoii.uairs a cpecinny. Don't want any tlat Purses around. ' S 17 I'll I LI I WEllEJt, UPHOLSTEREK, 162 First ht., in Vaughn's llrick Store. 1 LL KINDS OF NEW PARLOR SETS, ! Chnlrsand Iiungeson hanil. Repairing done cucap ana in a satisinciory mauncr. 3I MRS. VI'IIAJI IIENI1EE, CLAIRVOYANT & MAGNETIC MEDIUM Congress Hall, Ilnsli Street, Iletween California and Montgomery streets, Room . second floor. Circles Thursday and Saturday evenings. Seances for busiuess. v.nu CH. LOUIS KUHN, I FURNITURE made to order ; also neatly re ; paired, varnlsheil and polNlied, by a com petent mecnanic on rcasouauic terms. ive orders at corner Third and A Streets. 2 GOtf CUIUS. SCI.OTII. INVITES HIS OLD PATRONS AND TIIE Public generally to call at his NEW BUTCHER SHOP, Washington L, one door east of Third. CITY MARKET COFFEE STAND, "IXrilERE YOU CAN GET A NO. I CUP OF V eonee.tenorohocolate.atany hour of the day. I.imeh nt 12 o'clock Promptly Served. Alwavs on hn r"olce Soups, Meats, Poul- Irv. Gamennd ved In tho best style. 1'ies, raKCS at. nnuis, iresti every nay. Coffee supplied tor lMrtles. lLilli anil rami lies, on the short et ijotlcc. OPEN TROM fcA. M. TILL 10 P. M. Please 3 20 Ive me avail. M. II. SHEPARD. A. C. WALL1NC, Book and Job Printer, PITTOCK'S BUILDING, CP-STAIRS, Corner Front and Stark streets, Portland, Oregon. Wot k done at REASONABLE RATES. ISA LONG LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST ! rpHE UNIVERSAL MICROSCOPE. The best X Iiw-Prlceil Microscope ever made. Ex ceedingly useful for cxamlalng flowers. Insects nnri minute ouiecis.uciecunziounicncii .Mon ey, and Disclosing the Wonders of the Micro scopic World. It is adapted to the use of Phy sicians, Students and the Family Cirelc. Re quires no Focal Adjustment, and can therefore be readily used by any lierson. Other Micro scopes of no greater power cost $3 each and up wards, and arc so difficult to understand that none out scientific men can use them, Tho Unlverlal always gives satisfaction. One single Microscope will he sent carefully pocked, by uiBii,ua rcrcijtb ui 31. Ageing wantea every mIim l.l.lrai, ft 1 I III fo . 2-rWm Allen. Michigan. SMALL-POX EELEDY. SMALL-POX! DR. BORZEATJ'S SMALL-POX ""CURE AND PREVENTIVE, Now prepared and kept on hand at my office. Cor. First and Mnln Streets, Sl!KE Cl'ltE OH l'KEVENTIVK For thar disease. SAMl'EL CORWIN, Proprietor. The Iiistorv ol this medtMne ennnnt hetterbd explained than by Inserting the following let- , San Francisco, July 5, 1372. My Dear Old Friend, Samuel Corwln: I liave no doubt but vnu will hemnrh cnrnrlaed on receiving' this letter, but, perhaps, not mora so, or more gratified, than I was to hear from you. The manner in which I heard from you. and learned or your whereabouts. Is this: I happened to be looking over an Oregon paper and noticed your name, as representative elect. nuiii iiii.uuuuii couiuy. ine inriu orpieasura whicli I experienced on reading Is indescriba ble. The manv acts nr ktminpsa vhirh I re ceived at your hands long years ago had never oeen lorgoiien, notwithstanding our corres pondence has been broken ror seventeen years. Well, Sam, 1 won't attempt to give you mora than the outlines of what has transpired with me since we last corresponded. So many Inci dents otthe past. In which you and I were con nected, crowd upon my mind that I cannot think or write oi myself. Does your mind ever revert t tho past, when we first met how you took )nc In as a partner, when those who should have been my best friends threw off ou me how we got snowed in and had to live on iiotatoes straight for six weeks how good that grizzly meat tasted what a disgraceful retreat we made from our poor innocent Jack, when we thought wo were beseiged by a grizzly r Well, Sam, those events of 1S2 frequently fur- nlsh subject matter lor my thoughts, and. as 1 am writing to you, crowd upon my mind, but 1 Will dismiss them for the present to glse plac to that which will, perhaps, be of greater inter est to you. I pocketed eleven thousand dollars out ofthe Deep Claim" you gave me in Maraposa.and started for home In June, 1SV I Invested lour thousand dollars In real estate In this city, and lcftltInrareorMcl.Btie,ouroiucauinmaie. Jiy proiieity here has yielded me a handsome in come, and ouailrupled in value. 1 weni inio tiiiNinrss iii New York city. In which i was very sin-ccsiful sold out two years aeo, since which time I have been traveling in European coun tries You know I used to have a weakness for traveling well, it has been gratified to my heart's content, v, line in franco i.was bu With this small-pox. The lady of the Inn told me that I was fortunate to take the- disease at that plai -, as there was an old small-pox doc tor near lis- wno never laiieu io cure, w umiw: bow hnd i'ie disease: and sure enough. I began to recover within four hours aftercoiamcuclnif to take the medicine, and in tweniy-iour nouis I felt null- well. I was so much elated, with the magics Meets of the medicine that I was determined f possible, to obtain the formula, in wlileli I . seceded, by paying handsomely and pisimlslv-x not to divulge U In France. I see from regon papers that you have the disease am g you. The enclosed pavka-e contains th. onniiln and sufficient material for fumilv uw I have cured all the cases that 1 have cornel i contact with, and find It an In fallible euro nd preventive. When you an swer tills I w: ' forward sufficient of the mate rial to make u a fortune, as I have ample, and rest assure! I reciprocate past favors. I will close for the present and await anx iously your an-wer. Direct to San Francisco, a- I will remain here about two months. Yours, etc., ISAAC RICHARDSON. The followin ; testimonials arc from reliable persons: Portland, SopLl,lH73. Statement: My son Henry, now six years oi age, had a severe attack of tho malignant form or scarlet rever aliout four years ago. My 1am Uy physician. Dr. Hamlin, or Marysvllle, Cali fornia, told me that tho child had better have died, as he would be afflicted all his life with sores of a scrofulous nature, which he consid ered Incurable. The condition of the child up to hf-l April seemed to confirm the Doctors opinion, as he never was free from those erupllous sores. A number of our best physi cians had endeavored in vain to give the child relief. At the time I commenced giving him Dr. llorzeau'.s Small-pox Remedy the child was unable to open his eyes, his face was a com plete mass of Inflammation and corruption running from both cars. He took two bottles ofthe above-named medicine as per directions. In twelve hours from commencing to take the medicine, a favorable- change was noticeable, and in les ;.ian six weeks all traces of the old affliction had disappeared. JNO. M. FRONK. The following named persons are referred to as liavingn knowledge ofthe above statement: Dr. J. A. Iilanchard. oculist, who treated the child for sore eyes, Dr. iltnerrDr. E. G. Free land, J. Murray, contractor, Geo. W. HUlman, Isaac Sherman, and many others of Portland, Oregon. JOHN M. FRONK. Albany, Oregon, June 1, 1STS. Mr. Corwin Dear Sir: I used two bottles ol vour small-pox remedy, for scarlet fever, lloth or my cblldred had It, and all the medi cine they used was your small-pox remedy. Their recovers- was siieedy and complete. CHARLES NOLAN. Portland, Oregon. SepL 13. 1ST3. My clerk, W.Cavlness, was taken slca: with measles, iat March. I udmlnlstered Dr. Bor zeau's small-pox remedy according to accom panying directions, and In all my experience with that dlease I never needed a more com plete and Mwedy recovesy. IL G. FREELAND, Druggist, 113 First street, I'ortlaud. Portland, Oregon, SepL 1, 1STS. For the benefit of my friends aud the public. I state the following facts: On the fth day of September, ! fcitnuito unwell, having head ache, pains in my. back and Joints, with occas ional chills; a fever set in aud about the 9th a scarlet rash was plain to be seen on my skin. I had become satisfied that I had the symp toms of small-pox, and commenced taking Corwln's preparation for the cure of that dis ease, and it proved n success In my case, as no farther developments appeared. I took but IS des, and have since felt all rlghL I have no hesltnncy in recommending it to my Iricnds who may feel any symptoms or small-pox. .JAMES FI G VLLIGHER. Root maker, litl First street, Portland. Portland, Oregon, SepL I5,1S73. I have taken one bottle of Dr. Borzeau's Small-pox Remedy as a preventative, and al though frequently rxposed to tho disease at tiiottme, i escapeu an symptoms. JA.11W .SI. MAI lir.ftl , Contractor and Builder, Portland, Or. T have taken Corwln's Smnll-Dox Remedv. mid being exposed to the disease at the same time, escapeu an symptoms, wiiicu is me only pnmrtti.it it is a preventative. 4 T TlT.f.T.T. City Counetlman, 3d Ward, Portland, Or. I have been using Corwln's Small-pox Rein ed-, and though exposed to the disease, have no svinntoms. i oenes e n io oe a preventative as well as a cure. A. McEWAN. Portland, Or. I being exposed to the small-pox, contracted the disease. I used for It Corwln's preparation and no other medicine except alterative. Th postuics never maiureii. 111 no marKs. -iy lllness wra not nt nil severe. My children, live In number, were all taken with the dis ease, and treated by;one of our best physicians, employed by the city. One, a girl of fouryears, died, and the balance were, badly marked. I Used aUOUl IWO OOlllCS OI we llliuitim-. EMH.i mcm-iiu-. Torttand, Oregon, August as, JS. I was taken with smalt-po- about the 35th of Jul I had purchaed a bottle 01 ur. ior- zean's Small-pox licmeuy somemu and commenced taking It as soon as 1 wassat- Istled I had theuisca.se, which ond day of my Illness. My ieKn except severe vomiting , svhlch took place he- foro I cominence.1 using the medicine. The vomiting s .what conviuc mc m m, um, place that I bad the small-pox. I took one bottle I think about thirty doses. In three days I was . ' te to go to wore. 1 uave nave no doubt but ti t the Remedy saved me from be ing IliarCwl, .1 pernap? irom "l?""v rnr.i'. j. iiiAivjiic.il, Stane Mason and Gardner. Statement J. IL Lake, dealer In stoves and tin-ware, on Front, between Morrison and Yamhill strct: "My daughter was taken with the small pox about the 13th of August. ,v Physician is empioycu, anu me patient was apparentl in a critical condition. I pro cured Dr. Borz ill's Small-pox remedy, which was administer, d with apparent good effect. My wife. belne exposed, hail taken tho medi cine as a preventative had tlieprimary symp toms, out no postuic.s, or serious iicauiess." Tills Remedv :s also a sure cure for Chicken- pox, Scarlet Fes er, Measles, and all scrofulous and skiu diseases. SAMUEL CORWIN, Office Southwest comer Maluand First Sts. Orders sent to Samuel Corwln, Proprif'oj."1" E. G. Freeland, 13 First St., 1-oriland, Oregon, will be promptly attended to. Onlcrsforadozenormore partof the United Slates by txprcs'. s Jr Price-One Do"' per Uort!e.- 3 10