THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 1ST9.
OVBK THE BAX1STI1KN.
BV ELLA WHEELER.
Over the banisters bends fee
Daringly sweet aod beguiling;
Homebody stand In careless grace
And watchss the picture, smiling.
The light burn dim In the hall below;
Nobody see her standi;,
ssvlng good -night again, soft and low.
Half way up to lb lauding.
Nobodv, only Uw area of brown.
Tender and fall of meMteg.
That smile on toe fairest fees m town,
over the banisters leaning.
Tired and sleepyywHh drooping head,
I wonder wby she lingers.
And when all tbe Bood-Bigbts are aald !
Way, somebody IHlds bar Angers
Holds ber finger and draws her down,
HoaVlanly am wing bolder.
Till bar loose balr drops In masses brown,
like a mantle, over tih shoulder.
Ovctbe banisters soft bands fair
Braea hi cheek like a feather:
Brtebt brawn tresses and dusky hair
Moat and mtcgle together.
ThercMa question nkeU there's a swill rareas
Hbe baa torn like a biid from the hull way
Jlii, 1m, tiui ftiAntafeni Hmns u Yes"
That shall brighten the world lor him alway.
, j-"- 1 '
was, and every turn of that screw that
throbs through the ship's length Is car
rying her farther away from his burled
body and her buried bone. The sea is a
great, dull, monotonous piece of a dis
mal world to her. Its waves that are
dancing to those younc eves at the stern.
nre-puly moaning and threatening to.
ner.
And yet it is well that there are little
ones to look into the brilliant blue
ridges with wonder, and cheery voices
to quote Doetrv. for oh ! to how many
is there "sorrow on the teal" Anu mis
is because there is sorrow on the land,
for our eyes bring hues and color to the
picture, and its broad expanse, "calm or
convulsed," reflects not more the clouds
that tilt over them, tlian me cnaugeim
moods of men and women mat gaze-
upon them, and behold them in the light
of their Joys orient, tneirjoynor voi-
rors.
The "Fart" Lover.
cnAXimAJijr.VM mnnoit.
In tble minor yean ago.
Maybe sUty-Bveorso
Peeped a maid,
. Who was young aud very fair,
'yammer eye and sunny balr,
U Is said.
a little altered now,
a are wrinkle on her brow.
And her balr
la mote silvery In hue.
jnt her eye are kind and true.
As they were.
Only tblnk, she saw herself
Tears aaoa pfcMy elf.
Mrrored bora.
TwooM be very nice lo know
Where tbe pretty faces go,
year by year.
-ahat a bieasure there must be
Hidden somewhere, secretly.
In this s,1ss;
atari know that pretty girls
Always trifle with their eor!
As they pass.
And I sometimes seem to trace
There tbe shadow ot a taee
Hot aay own;
Bat no ssoner dot strive
To regard it as alive
II ha 8
1 1 amteey I have seen
A deceit!
Vat K bailds me up a dream
M she bluest eyes, that seem
Mine to meet.
1 1 know It Is Ideal,
There la something very real
in we lace;
Heaven bless me, there It is.
Coming here with Cousin Ida;
"Cousin Grace '."
London Graphic.
Alas! the time has gone by when
girls shun the fast young man. "1
don't like your goody-goody youths,"
says MI3 Innocence, who scarcely
- ... i. .-i,. -1 nr
knows wliai sue js taiKiug uuuuu
admires man with a spice of Satan in
him." Young lady, are you orw of that
too numerous class who prefer the soci
ety of "fast" young men to that of hon
est, true-hiarted gentlemen 7 Is your
ideal of a companion and protector one
of those unprincipled -oioous," or wuom
your parents heartily disapprove, who
Ib so wild in his habits that you your
self are afraid to trust him, yet whom
you deem far more sociable and enter
talBiug man men oi conscientious sera
pies? Then have a care! If a man is
beiit on sowing the wind, you should be
wise enough to take care that you do
not expose younelf to reap the terrors of
tbe whirlwind. Above all tilings, a
young lady should abhor the courtship
of a willful profligate, being assured
that he will be as faithless to a wlftras
to other women. Meet his advances
coldiv particularly If he considers him
self irresistible, as he doubtless does
as the wound to his self-love may result
in makiiicr him see himself as others see
him. And you need not hesitate to let
him know why you repel uts advances,
If he has the stamina to attempt to re'
gain his manliness of character, a sharp,
yet sympathetic, rebuke from a lady
whom be respects may do much to put
him on the way toward a reformation
of life, bhould he show himself con
solous of his false position, put him on
a long probation of good behavior,
and govern your own relations toward
him accordingly. But should be show
no such consciousness, and decline to
undergo the test, you have uo more
certain proof of his absolute unworthl-
ness, and the sooner you wash your
hands of him the better it will be for
your peace of mind. Don't let romance
blind your judgment.
III? 6f POSt OFFICES.
OllEUOXt
ItAKER OOC3TV.
Aubarns,Asujla. Bnkeratj.-ffe?.
express iiancn,muu,vjcii,
.i- i-.iior lira Valler. Wlncvllle.
Stone. Connor Creek, North Powder, Malbenr,
Iloore, Terrysvllle.
BESTOS.
Alsea Valley, CorvaUIs. Collins, King's
viiv TJtwriv. utile Klk. Newport. Newton. I
Oneatta, Philomath, Starr's Point, Summit,
Toledo, Yatulna. Monroe, mmraitr.
CLACKAMAS.
Beaver. Butte Creek. Cauby, Clackamas, I
Clear Creek, Culllnzsvllle. Hanuycus, Ragle
Creek, Glad Tidings, Highland, MolaHaXHl-
waume, rseeuy, Norton, uregnn vjuy-,
Sandy, Sprlngwater, .Ion, New Km, Itsriovu,
.miiis, union aims. iioooe- rerry. t
Home, Itingn Point, Stattorti, vhmu.
CItTljOP.
Astoria. Clifton. Jewell. Knapim. Nehalenr,
KHMIioil.MeasKle liHl. wesipon.
Olney. summer Houe. Fort Clatsop. Muttta-
WUKe.
coos.
UMM l.liy, l.qilllie, lutf m, r.iiiiniv
chanted Prairie, Falrvlew. Hernia iisVllls.Hen
rvvllle. Marshrield. North Uend. OU. Ran-
dolpb. Sllkln, siikum, Utler Cltf, Bandon,
Coaledn.Urnve! Ponl, Iowa Slough, Freedom, I
Myrtle point, Norway, tumuer, rarKersuurg.
THE NEW NORTHWEST.
EIUIIT1I YEAH OF rUBLIOATIOX !
THE NEW
NORTHWEST,
COLOMBIA.
Columbia dtv. ClaUkanie. Mamhlaml. Ha
uler. Riverside. St. Helens. SniivleS lraml.
cappuoe. Clear creeK, nuinu, vertiouia.
CCHKV.
ClieteocElleiMbnn;, Port Orlonl.
uooouts.
Camas Valley. Cleveland. Cole's Valley,
Drain, Klkton, (jHlesvllle, (isrJtier, KrlbnorV,
LooklngKlajui, Myrtle Creek North Canyon-
411. Il.l.I ..1. I I .. 11 ...1. I.l.iin,
1 1 1 1. , V'lklllUM, & ill 1 1 (Tin , i ."i-t; II (II . - i .-v.'.".
ban, Tell Mlle.utnpirua Olty,Wllbtir,VinealB,
UiK creeK, irayi creek, rilE creK, r.iK iicshi,
rairtTSKs, iuhiuu i'rHine,&uipnure?pnBs.
Alvonl. Canron City". Camn AVatson. Ibiy-
ville.John Day City, Prairie City. Parkereville,
Pritchard's, Sumter, Camp Harney, Uranlte,
louunieni, mi. s ernou, I'enoio.
JACKSO.V.
Annlegale. Ashland. Hrownsborough. Cen
tral Point, Kagle Point, Grant's IIshs, Hot
springs, Jacksonville, Iokeport, Pnomlx,
nwK lMiiu, rani' vauey, laoie ttoek, wil
low springs. Karntn. llig lluUe.Wllllams'Creek
Fool's Crock, Uanlaiielles, PkHieer, Woudville.
JOSEl'HLSK.
Klrhv. liclan.l.SliUe Creek.WaMei. Althouse.
L.ucky iueen, Miirpny.
UKK.
nrier. llonanza. Dairy. Chewaoean. Drews'
Valley, (iowie Lake, Lake View, Langell Val- I
lev, Ltnkvllle, MerCHUsen, New Pine Creek,!
Oliver laae, riprague liiver, iMiiumer lisae, l
rule uake, wuiU'Uin, wniuie's Ferry, vainax,
l-ievna.
LANE.
Illi: Prairie. Cottaee Grove. CresweH.
Catup Creek, Oartwrisht's, Dexter, Kusenel
City0, Franklin, Junction, Ioug Tom, Mo-
l in iiiti u..i.lnn. unnnuAKu.k
nan iv , n-.m lib uiiiiiiimHniOivum vji m , i
spmik-oVld, Trent. Willamette Forks, Cbesbar,
neiKnap sprtngti, ituite Lnsppoiniinent.crowt
Kasl Fork, Gats Creek, Goshen. Ida, Irving,
Isabella, Leaburg, IJverpool,Mabl, McKenxie
unuge, iaioam, waiiermie.
Albany. lUg Prairie Browns vUle. Cra
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FBKXITDUE jI.LM'FACTl'KlXG COIII'AXY,
Manufarturers of
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mus. ci. reeiiu.
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1 1 1 1 1 ,ltnflle Ullsr.
AIUKII7', UK ilOulEiiUIUHIUIIil
fonlsvllle. Diainond 11111. Fox Val
Kkige, iiarnsnurg. liains iiancn
lordai
laltey.
an, Iebanoii, Miller, Muddy, ML Pleasant,
Bifference of Aspect.
"Hw does tbe sea look V - "Itat de
pends," as a cautious lawyer or pliysi
oian would properly Bay, on an iucom
plete presentation of a caw to bim, with
tbe demand for an opinion. How tbe
sea looks depends largely on tbe eyes
tbat are lookioc at it.
Obo may suppose, for exam pie, a group
of railway engineer seamilng tbe At
lantic; one of tbera looking at It a lim
ply an extension of bis road, repairing
no repairs, and on which there are no
taxes. There is no romance, but mere I
might be home enterprise in a look or
tbat kind.
But bere is a little girl of seven sum
mers, with fair curls, and eyes like the
brgbtest partof tbe ocean. She is look
iHir ever the sbip'e side, and saying,
"I'apa, why is tbe water at tbe snip
blue, and tbe water out there not blue ?"
And papa la explaining to tbe child tbat
the chip's motion lets tbe air and water
mix, and carries tbe light into the water
and so it looks blue.
Look at that pale gentleman who is
compressed into the smallest possible
spaee in bis chair, with a grt-at coat, a
niitlHer, a rag, a shawl, ami another rug
beiog put around bim. Poor gentle
man ! lie is fa-slok. How does tbe sea
look to him? Wby, be does not see it
at all. He will uot look at it. He
mjueeEss himself dowu into Uiat cane
bottotHed, jointed complication, closes
bis eyes and holds them tight, lest a
glimpse of bis formidable foe should
reaelt bim and suggest added horrors.
The-sea is not lovely to him.
TIsb young people who are standing at
thehtetn, by tbe wheel-house, looking
ixit for phosphorus, ostensibly, and one
ofwttotn is quoting ByroTi to the other
availing himself dexterously of a
"piece" which he bad to commit to
memory as a penalty at school, or bo
would never have known it bow does
the sea look to them ? Why, they do
net see It at all. They are not looking
at it. meir laces, indeed, are toward It,
but tlielr thought are of themselves.
He is thinking of her, she of bim. He
thlDks Iter tbe softest, tiie sweetest and
loveliest of ber sex; and she thinks bim
ooe of tbe noblest, handsomest and most
taieutetl of men wituees that poetry,
now, wiui wnicli He iseutertaiuing her.
What a ibIimI he lias !
Do you notice that tall man walking
.1..-!- i .
in uecn, hkir to lew, scaunltig the
water and the sky occasionally, ami then
resuming his nervous walk ? How does
tbe sea look to him? He was three
days ago seeing to his business, when a
telegram was put into ins hand. It ran
thus: "Itetum immediately; Lueyslek.1
Telegrams are concise. I jicy is bis wife.
iiiey were mameu a ooupie oi years
ago. There is anotbet Lucy in bis home
a little one who can only crow and
clap bands and kiss, but not speak, and
tbe basty friend has not said which
Lucy is sick, and his telegram of in
quiry has brought do reply, for they are
slow about such things in many of the
parts. Aud be had to take the first fast
ship, put up with such a berth as they
could give him, and cross the channel
to find out which Lucy Is sick, and bow
111 she Is, or if, Indeed, she is. dead al
ready, and this is tbe way ibey have
ceutly put it to him. How does tbe sea
look to him ? Dreary ? Yes, and more.
It la like a great heartless foe of bis. He
would auuinilate it, if be could. It parts
him from Lucy and from the Intelligence
be "breads yet dwells upon."
How does it look to that pala-facerl
lady, whom a little boy in vain tries to
hasten as she moves languidly to a place j
on deck? bhe was married-not pru-'
dently, ber friends said-aud her bus
band took fc.r ahmsd. He was not
brought up io auy thing particular, but
having what Is called a gentleman's ed
ucation, he presumed he could turn bis
'band to anything.
He tried and failed; tried something
lower, but it did not realize hi hoix.
It oame to be "trying for something;'
then it became "tryiug for anything.'"
Then it was nothing but "tryiug," trial
upon trial. Then courage failed, for bad
times continued longer than any one
supposed. Then bealtb failed, and but
for a clergyman and a hospital, who
knows bow death might have come?
And so she was left a widow. She
never wrote much home; she kuew the
tone of reply would be, "We told you
so." But now she is a widow; ber heart
is too utterly broken to be proud any
more. A letter came from an elder
brother offering ber a home, and she is
going to 1U But, ab ! It is a moceery
to. call It "borne." Her beart knows
better. Tbat was where ber husband
The pivot upon which the arguments
of the opponents of equal suffrage turn
is the question of sex. Though sex does
uot prevent a woman from working
eighteen hours a day at housework, or
teu or twelve iu a workshop, otteu en
during hardships tbat would appall ber
more muscular brother, it Is still urged
as an unanswerable reason wby she
should uot be permitted a fair share Iu
the profits, as well as the labor of life.
What is the question of sex, and bow
far does Its lutluence extend, as a liln-
draneeand astumbliughlook to women?
If tbe Bibleand I'iatoare to be believed,
the two sexes, at tbe entrance of life.
are on au equality. Says the Bible, of
God's creation of the human race,
Male and female created he them, and
blessed them, and called tbelr name
Adam iu tbe day when they were cre
ated;" ami I'lato, wlieu bis disciples,
with mueh of tbe spirit of levity which
is seen at tbe present day In the disci
ples of a higher Master, bad asked his
opiuion on tbe woman question, au
swered them in the following words
"Neither a woman as a woman, or a
man as a man, has any speciul function,
but the gifts of nature are equally dif
fused Hi bom sexes. The same, etitica
tlon or opportunity for development
which makes man a good guardian (or
ruler) will also make woman a goou
ruler, for their original nature is the
same."
Peoria, Pine, felo, Snedd's, Soda goring Ko-
davtlie,weel liome.uaaviiie, iangeni,n aier-
ioo.
MARION'.
Aurora. Aumsvllle, Iktltevllle, llrooks. Pair-1
Held, Gervais, Hubbard, Jeflsnxm, Marion,!
Monitor, Newellville,!5lem,SIIeMeu,Say-1
ton.SU Paul, Turner, Wooilburn, Alder, How-I
ell Prairie, Menauem,UDiimity.
MOLTNOXAII.
iMtSl 1 WllMIIIl, lommtu-. AWMOTIB 1 1.11TIJ 1
SC Johns, Witlumett Utougb, Alblna, Rooster I
KocK, sauvies.
I-OLK.
Bethel. Hoena Vl.ta. Uallas. Kola.Klk Horn.
Grand Konde, Independence. Uneola, I,ocltla-!
mute, U-wisville, Monmouth, Perrydale, Hle-
reall, Hallsvilie, ions.
TILL AM 00 fr.
Garibaldi. Kllchas. Nelarts. N'estoekton. Til
lamook, Trass, rtenaiem.
UMATILLA.
Batter Creek. HeiHiner, Iieaoe, Marshall,
Meadovrvllle, Milton. Illot Hock, Pendleton,
Umatilla. W eston. 1'eUysville, Overton, Cen-
lre.iile, Midway, willows.
r-o-.
rove. Island Cltv.La Grande North Powder.
Kuminervllle, Union, Wallowa, Indian, Kit
flat. Prairie CreeK, parta.
WASOO.
LMkmr. Rriilee Crewk. Hood Klver. Mitch
ell, ML llood. Prlnevllle, Kockvllle, Shellruek,
Spanish Hollow. The Unties. Warm .Spring
Wasco, Wllloogntty, fossil, nne ureea, "me
Hock, Bae uven, crown noes, tsup no.
Itescnutes. Dufur, Howard, Kingsiey. Alea,
Spring Valley. Tyak Valley, Upper Oenoco,
Cascades ikh, ninniwi.
WASHINGTON.
. n 1 ..III 1, 1 1 lUllu WC
HeaVerUn,Var Jllli,wwrui.wiiir,rm"
ri rove,Gleneoe.Gnwnville,llUUbiHo.Mld
dleton. Mountain lle, Peake, Hholl-a Perry,
Warn. Tnalatin. Wanatn. Uenlervllle.
Gale's Crek, Uaston, -loppa, lusmvuie, we
Uulon.
TAX II ll.t
Amity, Uellevue, Carleton, Ilayiou. Utlay-I
ette, McMlnnvtlle, onti lamniu, smhiii,
KL Joe, West Ulienaiexn, usaiianu, uk.
M'ASIIIXHTOX TCIlRITtHtY.
CLALLAM COUNTY.
Keah Bay, New Dnngeneni, Port Angeles,
PyshL
CLAUKB.
llattle Ground, Ilrusli l'ralrie, Voorth Plain,
Martin's lSIUH, -nwr, iliiwnif umwu
OFFICE OF I'UnUCATlOK Southwait cor
ner of Front and Washington Streets, (up
stairs), Portland, Oregon.
EDITORIAL ROOMS-eorner Fourth and "P
Streets. " J
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Ttie Vliltewaterl-$irlng Express and I'lallorm
WAGONS,
Jersey ninl Concord liiictrieH,
All flrstIaas, and at reaimnable prues.
We also have
THE WHIPPLE WAGON-GUIDE,
That can be used on Wagons, Ilea pers, Seeders,
niresners, anu all isrm inacniiiery-THK
PAItMHK'.S FHIENll, and the friend ot
his team, as It relieves the tongue of
all strain, making the wagon
iwill by tbe axles, and Inval
uable lo all teamsters.
PLOWS.
ilorrison tiros.' Walking Pious, wood
and steel beams, and (heir Bcssc-mer-stccl
beam Sulky Plows.
These Steel Beam Plows are one-third lighter
than any In use, and ale easily adjusted and
operated. The BEST PLOWS IN aMRRIUA,
aud an entirely new thing on this Coast.
THK ESTER LV ,
Broadcast Seeder and Cultivator,
The beet of Its class; something entirely new
In Oregon ; absolutely force-feed ; nucha nge
able gearing; substantial and desirable,
look premium aIlie Centennial.
Champion Railroad and
Garden Sorrows;
Unlike anything ever seen In this market, and
lar su lienor.
A Full Line of STEEL GOODS, embracing
Railroad and Mining Shovels
and Picks,
And all other Farm and Garden Tools
CENTENNIAL BUGGY TOPS;
A uew and desirable article, which can be put
ou any wagon.
"HKLLE OF THE WEST"
Sulky and Potato-Dircr;
A Wei elms, wrongbt-lron Salky, to Whleh can
be atlaebed a Potato-utgger, stocK
Kake, or Plow.
OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CO.
rpO TAKE KKFBCT MDNIsAY. 8E1T. 16.
X Kffi, at km.
Ial'y (Bnnrtay eaeepted) a tMcmt .
POIlTIANl AXH It08KirKG
as roLxows:
LRAVB. ' AWUVa.
Portlaad .7:89 a. m. 1 Boaebawc tM , .m
Rosoburs lem A. M. I Psnlnli)fl ', ..
ALBANY . BXPRBeieJ,. ,TR4ii
Iiafly (exeent Mm)),
as kollo-:
Tke New Nortuwut Is not a Woman's
Rights, but a If amau Ilfitbts organ, deTeied
to whatever policy may be neeeary to secure
the rreateit rood to the greatest number. It
knows no sos, no polllles.uo rellulou, no party.
no color, no creed. Its foundation Is fastened
upon the rock of Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and'G'utrammeled Progression.
TERMS, iIS AI)VVNOB5
And dealers In
CArfetsvOit. encrrne,
. . ' -
MATS, RUGS, CORTA1SB,
VAr.t."PAPKRTSPRISG DKDS,
HAIR MATTREHfjKS.Ktc
Sata-raoBH, Oomer First and Yamhill Sis.,
Steam Factory, Corner ftont and Madison Sss.,
PORTLAND. ORKGON.
A Full Lino of Wood Handles.
ctr Dealers desiring
please address
Jobbers' prices will
XVtVIIUltY, UHAIOIAX dc CO.,
Omes-Mt A Ml Front strerCUNHtlaud; Opera
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House HlosK, Halem.
tt
SlRKls copies, one yrar
Mix months, u
Tli rets mouths.
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A Scene IS Church. Hie day was
intensely colli. The congregation bad
assembled and lliu services were becun.
A tnati mauled iu lieavy coat and scarf
entered and, walkinR nurrleuly down
the aisle, seated lilroself in a consplcu
oin nlace. Directly before littn out a
nn wltli llrv.rp,! Ilnlr. inn ntw
comer deliberately took olf tils filoves, fudge, y""",-.' ,?HI' rWB 1 rame-
ami in i i i an 'i I n r narljr ant I alnr.1 1 nn I ' .
and comfort, alternately held his hands
I.l'll Kit A l! IX DCt'tai KSTS
near the red head before bim, aud rubbed
them in a manner which llood has de
scribed as "washing bis hands wltli In
visible soap, in imperceptible writer."
The nreacher witnessed the whole per
formance, anu, uaviug a kcuu sense ui
the ludicrous, be lost control of his rle-
ibililv. and. to the consternation of ills
congregation, roared witu lauguter.
A country deacou went home one
evening aud complained to his wife that
he bad been abused down at the store
shamefully. One of the neighbors, he
said, had called hinl a Ihir. Her eyes
Hashed with indicuation. "Wby didn't
vou tell him to prove it ?" "That's the
very thing that's the trouble," replied
I ho husband; "I told him to prove it,
and lie did prove it."
Beware of prejudices; they are like
rats, and men's tniuds are like traps.
I'reiudices creen in easily, but it is
doubtful If they ever get out.
The worst thing a young lawyer cau
do is to commence drinking as soon as
he is admitted to the bar.
CTaotiato, oow-1
ileaduw Brook, I
We know a fisherman who is said to
bo arazy, but we are prepared to prove
tbat be Is a seine man.
ACSKXT.S I"OK THE NEW SOUTH WILST.
s
Tbe following persons are duly aolhorlted to
aet as Agents for the New Korthwkst
D. D. dray Albany
Mm. J. A. Johns Salem
Mrs. Lottie Ream -Eugene City
Mrs. I R. I'roebslel Lafjmmle
L. L. Williams.- Hlllsboro
Mrs. Laora I e Force (J onion California
a.hhr Pearee.- - - . Hen Ion county
Miss VlrjrlBhiOlds. McMlunvlIle
M. 1. Owen toqnel, California
V. W. Beaoh Colfax,V. T
"Woman's Journal" Boston, Massachusetts
n p inrtr .Saedds. Oregon
J. Casto -New Era
Mrs. Nellie Curl....
Hiram Smith
Mrs. C. M. Foltz
Mrs. V. A. Mills..
Salem
Harrisbnrg
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