Che Vim fleetest
THURSDAY, :SIAY2I 1879.
int sAiion boi's dream.
livery sound was hashed and (till
Save tbe rustling of the leaflets
And the nightingale's sweet trill.
UUkt ow lo-sleep had nodded. .
Little bird had chirped good-night.
While the rivers, brooks and streamlets
Sparkled in the Direct moonlight.
Kar out on the deep Uim ocean.
Dashing through Its silver spray.
Rude a venM-l bearing Rind Imm ft
Far from home and friends away.
All oo board save ihfcseoa duly
Now were Unfiled In rtmntur d eep.
And on deck wrid In the moonbeam
I .ay a sailor boy asleep.
Let on panae one little moment,
Oaclnc on ttie apturned face,
on ibe fair you ok brow where sorrow,
Ulier. nor age has leA a trace.
Deep blue are ltjc how shaded
By I rinsed curlelbsrDOprng down,
While about the bead and forehead
Cloater ringlet soft and brown.
.- r. 9 - - -
See: a pearly tear M restlne
On tbe rounded boyish cheek.
And the tender Up are moving
lie Is talking In his sleep,
"Mother, mother!" liten a alienee,
Nellie, darling !" tlienaalab
Aa the red Hps wtftly uwrroor,
Hiood-bye, Nellie dear; good-bye."
He 1 dreaming, fondly oi-uhIih
K tbe lovwl ow faraway,
Ureauuic of tbe farewell poJten,
And tbe parting of tbat day.
Once again be fees hi mother.
Peels ber dear band on his bead.
Hear ber voice so sweet an gentle.
And tbe last kind words sbe aaM.
On re again he hears bfs father.
Bidding him be firm and lrae.
Hear bl darling little brother
Wlh tbat he were sot or too.
Keels hit slater arm around him,
A be folds ber to his bean.
Then his thoughts turn to another.
One who cauted the tears to Matt.
Onee again around bl finger
lie is twining igiviocu c
Kissing lip half shot, h
Knowing rows of tiny
Sees two free of heaven
lie Is twining golden curl.
, nan open,
y pearls.
' tnavente nxura
Tbat berte eVertbCMmcd ii4th-tov-
Full of teas now, as she whisper
"Good-bye" Jo her sailor boy.
n. . . ...
Hours fly on. ami still lie's dreaming;
Now feelhlnks His Journey' p'er,
And hesspaJeomed byrtflsJoved ones
To Ms rltjvbood's borne orfte more.
BoetilUolrlevlag Jodts and glaaees,
Bbowfg more ttian words ean.tell.
And e .greets aiHong the otters
1 'vHmg blue-eyed Iiule n 11 "
ii, Lwet -le- p, rod's riches: hi inag,
l 'I'D . I' utoslnl, dreainvsleer
Tt" t-t. - i Juysttre In!l of tr.)'. in.
"Vl, li KPffc We irrecnu me I,
v. ct'' vw icean- ge ii'e igmber,
: . Ree'. dreams of peaae :in Joy,
Au.i r (.ep i,n meet cut loved ones,
Lh.' t.at brave ycu.i bulr tj.,y.
Pse and v-hel.
'A il: : world ntrtr let f jli:r Poe
' f M-e it stated In jneof tbe papers
mat it uas ueen aiecovereu, ny examin
ing his dust, that the brain is ossified
and rattles in the skull ! "To what base
uses may we come at last I"
To apply the caliper of moral measure
ment to this child of genius seems labor
lost. There must nave been In him a
chameleon-like temperament, by which
he assimilated to those with whom he
associated, and thus each analyzer of
i-o e gives us a glimpse or His own Idio
syncrasies rather than a revelation of
this unique, wonderful creation.
I prefer to regard these persons of rare,
exceptional genius as demonized In a
high malignant sense, When Luther
stood before the august Diet convened at
Worms, his memorable saying, "Here
stand I, I can not be otherwise," was a
conscious illustration of this. He,
Luther, courageous, penetrating, dis
cerning, could be only Luther, Just as
the cells of bis brain and the leadiugs
of conscience had brought him down
from the ages. A strong will may
aohleve mucb; but tbe bias nature can
not wholly be contravened.
I like tbe Bible method of biography,
tbat gives us the factsof a llfeand leaves
the moral status to be adjusted by the
reader. There we have Sarah forcing
Hagar and Ishmael out In the wilder
ness; Rebecca inciting her son Jacob to
deceive her husband and wrong her less
favored child; Rachel and Lear, with
their domestic quarrels; and all dowu
the history of the favored people, hein
ous crimes committed, scarcely without
reprehension; the design being to give
us theexperieuceof Individual life, good
and bad, praiseworthy or blameworthy,
with surprising candor, as if facts were
tbe only important things in delineating
a life. Buta careful observerwill detect
an enlarging silver thread of approval
lur the true excellence pervading all the
pages of Jewish hUlory; as in the wise
courtesy of Abigail, am: the steadfast
ness of the mother of tbe Maccabees. I
think we must learn to accept genius as
it Is, and not pester It with too critical
an eye, leaving the "stern daughter of
the voice of God," Duty, to look after
Uer wise children and approve them
in her own time aud way. Our judg
ments of genius, in any sense, seem an
impatience. Who are we, that we dare
condemn ? we, who have uot the spear
of Itburial, to test the right of a beiuc
to be just what he is. and nothing else;
to be what he is, and powerless to be
otherwise part and parcel of a lurid
phautasmagoria, over which steal weird
fchadows, half human, half ilevillsh
half divine, it may be.
We may hold the breath, feeling as If
somo hidden arcana were about to open
before us tbe breaking of tbe last magic
seal once held by old King Solomon, by
wblch the demons of Eblis are about to
break from their bondage; but it is be
coming lu us to look on, aud hold our
peace.
In 1S55, New York was alive with ex
citement over one of these wondrous
demonized crealipns. The windows In
llroudwny were full of a tall, statuesque
figure, about whom the classic robe fell
In long, heavy fold, aud upon whose
arms guttered the lortn or a serpent,
I was never tired of studying this
bphinx; the small, compact, beautiful
head, tbat somehow made mine ache;
the strange eyes under the contracted
brow; the brow contracted by no ordi
nary emotion, hat from a terrible Intens
ity. It seemed as If a fiery band eu
cl,rS,.l tbe head In the shape of the cor
al fillets in which she delighted.
My first sigbt of Rachel was In com
ffm? !'S?n X c- Derby. I"" favoilte
.nLilf rauam, beard. w"'b a Turk
hnS5ti5rnvf loelh with Mrs. Ter-
SSSa ofnedm?r 1,08
and tlelat.eraTofuTqueTtfo
ortreffl
Miss Cheeseboro wM l?, ew,n,,i
looking, taciturn an"WDUe ' Tf
nelthershenor hercomffin wL"'
drawn to me; but in this world t "m"
meet and part, and 8eB each Tether IX
"through a glass darkly." er as
The curtain rose, and Ttnhi .
there: tall, lithe, panVheMlkAnaoTe!
ment, not a walk an undulatlurr stlT
and she was before us. How she cami
there seemed a mystery, a lofty, mae
nlflcent statue, draped, motionless, aud
causing the heart to stay its beat; and
tbe vast multitude could no more have
applauded tbe instant of her appearing
than if an unearthly spirit bad suddenly
become visible to the eyo; but the ap
plause that followed was something to
be remembered.
Her voice was indescribable a mar
velous voice, deep, clear, distinct. Tbe
tragic tones of her voice were a eoul-
harrowlnc wall; her low eob went
tbrougti and through the heart as the
eobs of a snflering child affect us. Her
Infantile tears real tears were echoed
by a fload of tears from our own eyes.
In one point of view Rscliel ftllected
us as no other human being ever did.
Her most careless elance, movement,
tone, sigh or tear, were each and all per
fect in kind. You would not change it;
you would not criticise it, but yield to
it as to some overmastering fascination.
She' was'riofgay; neither was she Bad or
sentimental, blie was an arusi, wmi
out Hie tenderness allied to tirt. She
was a feminine King David, without
thn cnnsnlnneM that rendered the re
morse of the ewett psalmUt of Israel
sublime.
The phynlque of Kictiei vas purest
porcelain the fined nf etay; every line
of every nerve aim "'" jwrieoien m me
nlppst Billiutineiii; not a !i-irtlele nf su
peril uous hone, not a shred of neeillesa
in ucle. She hel'iimed exclusively ilp
Hip serpentine, fn-dnntlni: clae In life
Clenpatras and Herpeiitt f ld Kile.
JVtreiKHoyioai jounuu.
A Story with a Moral.
Lillle Devereaux Blake prints the fnl
lowing brief story with "a morn!:"
Once there were Mme cunuiur; spar
rows who Hired a number or cock roliiii!
uud jenny wrens to take cireol their
grape vine, proiuip'uK to ny them In
ooru. But v lieu the lli jc came fur the
wages to lie giv'en, tbey gave to eacii
cook robin twice as much, or one-third
as mucn again as they did to tiie leuuv
wrens. Xow when the wrens saw this
they remonstrated and said, "Meane,
Mr. Sparrow, why do you pay us lea
than our brothers? We have worked
as many hours as thev have, and as
faithfully as they, and are as hungry as
mey are, so wiiy should we uot have as
ranch corn ?"
But, the sparrows said, in a superior
manner, "You have no red feathers,
and therefore we shall uot pay you as
much. Besides the corn is all ours, and
you ought to be thankful that we pay
you auy of it."
Then the Jenny wrens went sadly
away and thought what n grand thing
it was to have red feathers, aud how
huncry they were.
Moral. Fine feather make flue
birds.
Oueen Victoria is s woman of but-i
ness. Her family administration is
thorough. Her extensive family con
neetlons throughout Kurope she main
tains by au act! vecoi i espoudeiice, lie vot
ing one whole day u the week thereto,
All accounts, baukrs' pass-books, and
estimates or expeu .lure are personally
presented to her. She Is kept Informed
of State affairs, in which she Is prompt
to uo tier part, and is told by telegraph
of what takes place In Parliament loug
before her subjects know it.
When a sudden death occurs, the
physicians state that "heart disease" Is
the cause. Aye, perhaps It Is; but if
tbey could have examined tbe heart
beforehand, aud seen the disappointed
hopes, loss of friends, worriment of
mind, crushed ambition, aud the many
weary struggles for tbe maintenance of
life and borne, they would render the
verdict, "Died of a broken heart."
Ilackenmck Jlejmblican.
the teacher undertook to convey to her
Eupiis an idea or the ue or the hyphen,
hn trrnla nn ll,u Kla t;H,fi r,l llttelo.
nest," and pointing to the hyphen, asked
Ilia inl.nnl UlUli.l to 1 1. . In - tl A ftne
a short pause a small Fenian piped out,
"Plaze, ma'am, for tho bunl to roosht
on.-
"But you know, tm," said the farmer's
daughter, when he spoke to her about
tne addresses 01 ms ueleuhors son.
"You know, pa, that ma wants me tn
marry a man ol culture." "So do l; aud
there's no better culture In tiie couutry
tuan agriculture."
A very rich man said, "I worked like
a slave till 1 was forty to make my for
tune, aud I've been watehlnir it like a
detective ever since that time for my
lodging, iood and clothes."
An old lady recently directed the at
lentlon of her husband to a pair of twins,
remarking as she did so, "I low much
tuere two children do look alike, espe
ciaiiy tne one tins way."
Alcohol will clean nut the intlde of an
inkstand. It will al.-u clean out the lU'
side of a pocket-book a little more thor
oughly and quicker than nuything else
on record.
We mean no personality when we
quote tbe remark that the beauty of a
man's partlug His lialr In the middle Is
that It gives both ears a cliauce to lldp,
A cold in the head has one advantage
a man can be so sick that liu wire will
have to carry up the coal from the eel
lar. A'cw York Jizprea.
We spend hilf our lives In making
mistakes, ausFft aste the poor remainder
in rellectlng now easily we mlKlit nave
avoided theui.
Slanders are likedandellon seed ; they
are arrow-headed, stick where they fall,
and Lilng forth and multiply lour-Iold.
One writes Illegibly to hide his bad
spelling, as one contents one's self with
a half smile to conceal poor teeth.
A Detroit milkman delivers "milk
right from the cow'' by puttlug a hut
brick lu each can.
Almost all of us are generous to a
fault, if the fault happens to beour own.
"God save tbe Queen" especially If
tue oiuer leiiow uoius live aces.
A hen begins to pay luterott wheu
she gets her coop on.
aokxts rort the snvxoRTmvr.sx
Tim fAllntrlnir iwruuiilm ilnlr anlti.Ft.bl
" n M - J "-.HUH KJ
net as Agents for the New Kohtu wbst :
D. D. (Jray. Albany
Mrs. J. A. Johns Salem
Mm. Ioltle Keam... Kagene City
Mrs. U It. ProelikUll Uiarnmu.
U U William IlllUboro
Mrs. Laura Ue Force Gordon California
Ashbyrearee Benton county
M. I'. Owen Soquel, California
w. . xjuci... i4uax, w. T
"Woman's Journal" Boston, Mastaehusetts
D. P. Porter ShcdU'j, Oregon
Mrs. C. M. Foils San Jose, Cal
airs. 31. a. waraer. Spokan Kails, W. T
,M r3LJl.u00P Browns vl lie
u . ,cuo. Dallas
it r ' i ehaT Amity
lo,n.T forest Grove
vie. niameiie s ough
mS m k-iI.mra,,e -Vorh Yamhill
Dr.Ba?le?rrir TbrSDa,M
MriKaBlfho'rr" Walla Walla
si i iv- tIi.' rendletoo
A. W. Rtanardl Kugene Cuy
C. A. ReedZ.; " Brownsville
wrs. m. r . Conic - .jtieiii
Me. i Lafavetle
Other pue, U1Hne Vo 7
Please forward their nam.. -ur .. . w"1
Washington Territory.
OF POjiT OFFICES.
OltEUOX.
BAEKR COUXTT.
. A . r ra. r.1 v )t.
Auuurn-, .vusuaui, Wiuiivn.iii,
Rxpres Itanch,Rldorado,Gera.HumboIdt 11a
sin. Jord-mi. ValleyJ Ityo Vhlfey. Wlngvllle,
Stone, Connor Creel;, North Powder, Malheur,
llonre, rerrysviue.
J1EXTOS.
. tt III., f... III... t.lna
iien killiej , uinitiiiai viiwi
Valley, Liberty, Little Elk, Newport, Newton,
Oneatu, rhllomalh, Sjtaxr's Point, Summit,
Toledo, Yaqulna, Monroe, Tidewater.
CLACKAMAS.
Rearr, Ilulle Cnek. Cauliy, Clat-kamaa.
Clear Creek, CulUngoville. itamivcu. UaKle
Creek, Glad Tiding, Highland, Molalla, Mil
wHukle.jNeedy, Norton, Oregon Clly. 0we go,
Sndr. SprlngwaUr, Zlon, New Bra, l'a"r!ow
Mflla, Union Mill, l!ooue Kerry, Pleasant
Home, Itiiign Point, statrord, Viola.
CLATSOP.
Alorla', Clifton, Jewell, Knappa, Nehaiein.
Sklpanon, Srn.kle llou-e. Wetptl, Intlimus.
Olney, Summer llouae, FjtrL UiatMip, Mlnha
wace. coo.
CoooCltv, Coiiullle, Ifcira, Rmpire ITiiy, Hn
elMiibtl Prairie. Kalrvhrn-. Ilemiaiwvllib, llen
rrvllle. MamhSeld. Nonh Ikn.l. OU. Itau-
lolph, HHklli,.fcMluuii Utiee wily, lUnd.iiiJ
iVMtMo. (,'ravet Tord, lowa Mlongii, KreedonfM
jiynie lvini, orwny, Buniner, i-Braersoiirs.
COLOMBIA.
Columbia City, ClaUkanle. Manililand. 1U
filer, ItlverHide, SU Helen, HnuvleN Inland,
Stwppo,fief Clear Cre;L. OjiIiim, Veruoniti.
CUHKV.
(Ii Jtooc, KlIeualHirg, Port orlonl.
IHIDHLAH.
Cum. ii Vulltiy. Cleveland Cole's Yulluy.
Main, l'nchrti.Tlaleavllle.ilardner, Kelloinrs,
liOoklncglaM, Myrtle Ciwt North CHliyoil-
vine, iMmanu", i un-eK, noseoursr, acoiim
burg. Ten Mlfe.UmiMim City, Wilbur, Yononlln,
Oak Creek, Day's Creek, Klk Creek, Rlk Head,
KulrO.k, llmiud l'mlrle, tjulphur Spring.
ORAXT.
Alvonl. Canyon City'. Camii WtUwin. Day-
ville.Jobn Day City, Prairie City, l'arfcernville.
1'niciuru's, umier, uamp Hartley, u run lie,
Monmuent, ML Vernon, 1'enola.
JACKSON.
Applegale, Aidilnnd, Urownsboroogli, Ce
trul Point. Kugle l'oint. Grant' 1011. Hot
springs, JaekMinvllle. Lafceimrt, Phoenix,
1UKK I'Oinr, no-in- uuey, note tioea, 11
lowSprlng8,Ilarron,Ulgiintte,'nilIams'Creek Fool's Creek, Dardanelles, Pioneer, Wood vllle.
JOSEPHINE.
Rlrby, Inland, Slate Creek.WaMo, Allhoune,
jioky uueen, 3iurpuy.
LAKE.
Antler, Ilonanza, Dairy, Cbewaucan, Drew'
Valley, Oooe Lake, Lake View, Itngell Val
ley, Dnkvltle, Mergauaen, New 1'lne Creek,
Silver Ike, Spnigue Itiver. Summer Ixke.
Tuie Lake, Whltehtll, WhtUle' Kerry, Yalnaz,
t-ievna.
LANK.
Dig rralrle. Cottage Grove. Creswell,
Camp Creek, Curtwrlght', Dexter, Kugene
City, Kranklln, Junction, lng Tom, Mo
hnwk. Pleasant Hill, Hulalaw. spencer Creek,
spnngQeld, Trent, Willamette Korka.Chesher,
Itelknap Hprini, llutte Disappointment. Crow,
Rust Fork, Gate Creek, Goshen. Ida, Irving,
Isabella, Lea burg, Liverpool, Mabel, MeKenzie
llrtdge, Lalham, Wallervllle.
LINN.
Albany. Big Prairie, Browmville, Craw
fordsvllle. Diamond Hill, Fox Val.ey, Grass
ilidge, Harrlnburg. Harris Kancb, IIaIey,
Jordan, Lebanon, Miller, Muddy, ML 1'leasant,
Peoria, line, fclo, Sbedd's, Soda iipring So-
aavtiie,Kweeiiiome,oaKviiie,Taofiii,aier'
loo.
MARION.
Aurora, AnmsvlIIe. lluttevtlle. Brooks, Fair
field, Gervuls, Hubbard, JeUerMin, Marlon,
Monitor, Newellsvllle, Saiem,Sllverton,Klay
ton, St. Paul, Turner, Woodburn, Alder, How
ell rralrie, Meuaueiu.suunoiiiy.
MULTNOMAH.
ffWli IVIUHIIU . Ill lintiu-, . a , 1 J tJ ,
SL Johns, Willamette Slough, Alblna, ltoosler
1 . . T1.. 1 .. . I1l...l. 11... ....I It- A -., 1 1
llocK, uvies.
roLC
Bethel, Baena Viola, Dallas. Kola. Klk Horn,
Grand Itonde, Independence, Llneoln, Luekla-
mute, i,ewivine, Moumoutti, l'erryuaie, lue-
reall, ualiiviue, zraa.
TILLAMOOK.
Garibaldi Kitchen, NelarU, Nestockton, Til
lamook, ira.SK, enaiem.
UMATILLA.
Butter Creek, Heppoer, lnoe, Marshall
Meadowvllle. Milton. Illot ttoek. Pendleton
Umatilla, Weston. Pettyavllle, Overton, Cell-
irevuie, 3tRiway, vviihiw.
union.
Core. Island City. I Grande. North Iowder.
Summervllle, Union, Wallowa, Indian, Rlk
Fiat, prairie creek, spana.
WASCO.
Antelone. Bridge Creek. Hood Hirer. Mltch
ell, ML Iiool,l'rrnevllle.Itoekvllle,Sliellroek,
'inanlsh Hollow. The Dalles. Warm Springs
Waseo, Wlllougtlby, Fossil, Pine Creek, Lone
Hock. ILike Oven. Crown Kuck. Cainn 1'ollc.
Dexeliutes, Dufur, Howard, Kingsley, Alex,
spring Valley. Tyak valley, upper ocnoeo.
Cahcades Imu, Wapiultla.
wAsniaoTON.
Beaverton, Cedar Mlll.Oornellu. Dllley, For-estGrove,Gleneoe,Greenville.Hlllsboro,Mld-lleton,
Mountain Dale, Peake, Sholl's Ferry,
ayiors rerry, tuaiaun, w vTiivrriur,
Gale's Creek, Gastou, Joppa, Keedville, Went
union.
YAMHILL.
Amity, uenevue, uuibi, "-j-ette,
MeMlnnvIlle, North Yamhfll, Slieridan,
OL JOe, WeSl UDeUHLWl, unlMiJ, imfc.
WASHINGTON TKltnlTOUY.
CLALLAM cotrjmr.
Neah Bay, New Dungenea. Port Angeles,
I'ysJiu
CLARKE.
luitlr Gronnd. Brash Prairie. Foorlh Plain
Martin's UlurT, Pioneer, stoogbkHi, Union
Illdge. vanenuver-, vKmugai, rem lTaine,
It Center, Hayes, Yaleolla.
cu EH ALIA.
Cetlai vllle, Chehalls Point, Klraa, Hoqulam,
jionieaino, uaKTiiie, nauup, ntmrou, nuinmii.
COLUMBIA.
Alpwla,Burksvllla, Dayton, PoBieroy,Tuk
anon, Aunella, Central Ferry. Marengo.
COWLITZ.
Oaslle Bock, Freeport, Kalama, Itwer Cow
llU.ilontleello, MLOoron, Oak l'oint, Pekln,
Sllverlike, Coweeman, Olequa.
IS LAN" II.
CoreUnd, Du gaily, U tan lady,
Uunperille,
Oak Harbor.
JSrrkRSON.
Perl IMseovery, ITtrt tsdlow, Vot t Towntend.
KINS.
lllseWi lUver, nwamlsh, Jfall Qlt flattie.
.-)aiKiiier, oiioiiuniiiijr. rwpmcK, wmifl Ivirer,
Cterr)"Valiey .Novelty ,Mlllon,0eeola,Hnton.
KITSAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison
Port Orchard, Seabeek, Teekllu
KLICKITAT.
lltoek House, Columlat, Gnldemlaln, Kllekl-
tut VV'liltn Hnlmfin. Illablv tNil.l tri,H,,i.
Loodlng. '
LEWIS.
AlKeriiuii. uuiNuii, VyiiwnniMi, vHiquaio, LOW-
Ills, Glen Bden, IJllle Falls, Meadow Brook.
MnuvIUKk.Nnriavine.Newaukam.sknolriim:
chuck, Bilver Creek, Wlnhiek, Nokello.
MASON.
Areada, Llghtville, Oakland, Slokumlli.
PACIFIC.
BrueerarLBronkneld.KnaiHHon.OystervlUe,
IUvendde. Sonlh Bend, Unity, WiMMlward'
landing. Bay Center, Lake View, Sooth Bend,
Ilwaeo.
PIERCE.
t-i 1 . . vim-vii. rl. T '1 'x- .
1 j 1 1 1 , t i.Liiikii.i, i.i.i, , nr " , c it iHciiian,
Pujnllup, Slollacoom City, Taeoma, Alder
town, Carbon, Aeton, Summer, Mnek, Wllke
son, Artondale.
SAN JUAN.
San Juan, Lopaz.Oreas, Bast Sound, Friday
Harbor.
SNOHOMISH.
Cenlerville, fiwell, Mukllteo, Snohomish
Tulallp; Park Place, Stamwood.
SKAMANIA.
Ca. cades, Collins' Landing.
STEVENS.
rvoh Creek. Four lAke. Fort On vllle. Ifanr.
man Creek. Pine Grove. Itock Creek, llosallo.
Spokane Bridge, Spokane Fall, Union lUdge,
waiters i rainc
THURSTON.
iwii Rank. Beaver. Miami Pnilrle.Olvmnla.
Tanalquolt.Tenlno, Tumwater, lelm, Inde-
peuueiicv,
WAHKIAKUM.
Catblamet, Eagle Cliff, Skamokawny, Water-
ford.
WALLA WALLA.
Pnlaha Prairie. WalUburg. Walla Walla.
Whitman, Wallulo.
wnATCOM.
Cedar Grove. Guemas. 1a Conner. LehmhI.
Lumml, Lynden, Nootsaebk, l'oint William,
SnmUli. Seaborne. Setahmoo. Shin Harbor.
Ship Island, Skagit, Trader, Whatcom, FIdalgo.
WHITMAN.
Cedar Creek. Colfax. Ewartsvllle.Owenbnrtr.
Palouse. Steptoe, Union Flat, Walton, Clinton,
Leltehvllle, Panawana, line Creek, Rosalia,
Anatone, Lincoln, I'alaba City, Unlontown
TAKIMA.
Attannm.KlIennbunr. Fort fflmeoe.lvltUlas.
Konnowock, Nanum, Pleasant Drove, Selnh,
Yakima.
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makes eoNiiectriiu with all Regular Tialii.
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maining In Wuiehousc over 11 hour.
vr Frelghtwlll not be received for shipment
aner 5 o'clock p. m.
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I a nev7 Invention
for the rapid pro
duction of facsim
ile copies ot any
writing, drawlng.or
other work which
can be done with
pen and ink.
Autograph Letters,
Circular. Music,
etc., are first written
unun n sheet of na
per. In tho usual way, and from this written
fcheel
.100 COl'IRS l'HIC HOIK
May be printed upon any kind of dry pa per, or
other material. In a common copying press.
This la the MOST RIMI'LR, RAPID, and
Ei GNOMICAL PROCESS yet discovered.
Thousand are already in successful ue In
Government Office. Colleges, Academies, Pub
lic and Private Schools, lull way and Insur
ance Offices. Also by budnes men, lawyers,
clergymen, Sunday school superintendents,
missionaries, and others.
The Simmon Hardware Co.. of SL Louis,
ay of It: "Our Papyrograph, purchased some
time since, give entire saliaraetion. Would
not bo without It for SlJJOOa year."
For specimens of work, price list, etc., ad
dress, with stamp,
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No. 11 EEAHNY STREET ,
T reals nil t'llroulc nnd Siwelnl Diseases.
YOUNG MEN
plO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
1) eirectsoryouthlul rollle or indiscretions
will do well to avail themselves of this, the
f realest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering
lumntil'y. DR. SPINNEY will guarantee to
forfeit S-VW lor every case of seminal weakness
or private disease of any kind or cbaraete
which he undertakes and fall to cure.
MIDDLE-ACED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirtyioalxiy
who are troubled wtlh too frequent evacuation
of the bladder, onen accompanied by a kllglit
smarting or burning sen-union, nod a weaken
ing of the system In a manner tbe patient can
not account for. On exnminlng the urinary
deposits, a ropy sediment will onen be found,
ami sometimes small particles of albumen
will appear, or the color will be of a thin
xntlkun hue, again changing tn a dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men who
die of this difficulty Ignorant of the cause.
wuicn i mesecona Kiageoi seminal weakness.
Dr. S. wilj guarantee a perfect cure In all ueh
casei.anu a ncaiiiiy restoration or the geullo
urinary organ
Office hours 10 to J, and 6 to 8. Sunday from
iu 10 11 a. m. i;onsuiuiiion irev. Thorough ex
ainlnallou and advice, S .
Call ou or address,
llR. SPINNFY CO..
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with greater promptness and dispatch ami les
111.11 uiucr iMiicni. aiioruey. who are at a
distance from Wnsliini-tin ami u.i.n i.
therefore, to employ "associate atlomeys."
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copy of our "Guide for Obtaining Patents,"
which Is sent free to anv Mr n.i .i.iui.:.
cuiiiiiiuio iiisiruciions now to uliUiii iwienl.
and other valuable mntler. We refer to the
German-American National Bank, Washlng-
...... .... ....j... .-limn, Norwegian, and
Danish Legation, ut VVinhinninii. rt..n t .
Pw.1r'.',eV,l,,e'a';l,ce.US-c,'"rt'r Claim.;
to the Olltclal of the U.S. Patent Office, a nil
rai m auu aieinoers oi (ingress from
every stale.
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?iMi!nnJ wati , A,lI"rney'at Law I,ro"
LADIES PURCHASING
CORSETS
Should examine Madame
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Health. Comfort, and Kle
gnce of Form It has no ri
val, and I really the most
perfect SKIRT-HUPPORT-
i.vu coushTT made. For
sale rjy uil leaning dealers
Manuiactured by
FOY IIARJION,
New Ilnven, Con 11.
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DR. WM. KOEHLER,
DENTIS
DEUTSCHER ZAHNARZT,
(Established 1842.)
DEXTALROOMR First clnl )u.tirun Mor
rison and Yamhill, ilonuastes' Block INirl
land, Oregon. 5-!U
CHEMEKETA HOTEL,
SALEM, OREGON.
S. F. MATTHEWS t Proprietor
No pains or expense will lx irxi in vn
the cuisine and every department of tbi mac
nlflcent Hotel up to tbe mark as
6 THE BESriIOTEL IN OREGON. W
DOCTOn CHAPMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office, Cor. Xndlsou nnd First Streets,
Or at residence, cor. Market and Front,
Call left at L. BLDMAUER'3 Drug Store
a j'lumjuij auenuea to. 1
HELMBOLD'S COLUMN.
H; T. HELMBOLD'S
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT
B U C" ii U !
I'll AUJI ACEUTICAL.
A SPECIFIC REMtDf FOR All DISEASES OF Tl.E
BIA30ER AND ktfiNEYS.
I?0R DBIIILITY. L033 OF MH.M0HY, IX
. disposition to Exertion or BoMness, Short
ness of, liiealh. Troubled with Tliougbls or
Disease, Dimness of Vision, Pain lu the lUefc,
Cbestuud Head, Rush or Blood to the Head,
Pale Countenance and Dry Skin. If theoe
symptoms are allowed to go on, very frequent
ly Epileptic Fits aud Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected. It re
quires 1 he akl of an Invigorating medicine to
strengthen and lone up the system, which
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
.ooisr ix JiVJinr cash.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
IS UNEQUALED
By any remedy known. It is praserlbed by
ine UHMSflwiirnii pn'meiH, hii
overllw uorttl In
Klicumatlsni,
SperniatorrlKcn,
.' Xcuralxla; .-. r
Xcrrousncss,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Constipation,
Aches and Tains,
Lumbago,
'Xcrtous Dibility,
Head Troubles,
Catarrh,
General Debility,
Discasss or Ih: Kidneys,
Liver Complaint,
Epilepsy, '
Paralysis,
General III llsal.b,
Spinal Dis:ases,
Sciatica,
Deafness,
Decline,
Nervous Complaints,
Female Complaints, Etc
Headache,
Pain In the HhouMarr ;
Cough,
Dizziness,
Sour Woinach,
Kriiptton.
Bad Taste In the Mouth,
Italpltatfcmor the Heart,
Palnlu theltegtunof the Kidneys,
AudatltouMtnd other painful symntoms. are
UIVUIIIIHIHi;3UI l'JlIMH.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
' ,
INVIflOHATES TUE STOMACH
And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels, and
Kidneys to Ileallhy Aotlou, In oleumdng the
blood of nil ImnUrlties.and Imtiartlui; new life
and vigor to the whole system.
A single trrai win oaquitosuiueient 10 con
vince tbe most hesitating of Its valuable leme-
dlul qualities.
I'll ICC, 81 I'Elt ltOTTI.i;
Or ritx Bottles for JS.
Delivered to anv address free 1mm nhurva.
Hon. Patients may consult by letter, receiving
the same attention as by calling. Competent
I'hysleiao attend to correspondent. All let
ters should be addressed to
II. T.IIELJIItOI.D,
Druggist and Chemist,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CAUTION J
Bee tlmt the l'rlvnte Proprietary St,,,,,,,
Is on each Bottle.
SOLD EVERYWHERE !
8-35
3IISCELLANB0US
JTJST PUBLISHED,
A NEW ILLUSTRATED POEM
'.11 w . - , 1, 1 1, .- ..
0t1M 1, - 1. r trv- 1 , . ,r., v,,r ,,r, H,,
T'lan lik Hip birds to i,iu nnd root
Twill do !or hem to iljh and
for Mi ' 1m,-c uotblne Ue to do.'
DAVID
:J AND ANNA 3ti A T.S4I K-
y Vli"rjiil Scott DuiilnV ' "
XSy VliK-jiil
Editor "lle-r Iforthwest," PorUaad, 0r
WITH BEMTim. 1LLTTR vTIONS, AND KLEGAH I.Y B.irj,i
A new epic, from a vigorous and skillful pen, on a nbjeat which
social discussions of the day. The s ibjest Is taken Irani Ms Wfctttl
vM Matsoo," with which the retder Is probably tesUlar. David 1
was caprarM oy ine Aigennes (aunngone of
years he obtained release and was on bis way
his old employer, who informed him that
stunned by bis trouble, be surrendered all claim as husband and father to the man who bad
siepBed Into his place, and departed Mrs. Durdway baa lound theme m this story with
which her heart beats in warmest sympathy, and her lines How on in the Httaoth cadence in
dicative of the fullest accord. She plctnre the gentle, lender, trustful Anna and the wily, cov
etous Pelatlab In vivid colors; and Low years of poverty and longing, and tn cries of the'hnr,
gry boys, compelled poor Anna to yield to relatwh Import nnlty,
"Rise, rejoice.
My poor, nnmated dore," said he,
And look henceforth for love to me."
A llttte farther on be nays :
" Become my wis and you shall be
Mode happy through prosperity," k , .
While, If she persists in declining hi advances, wolf lllrr. hr lhmlin to heado liei to Ui
vntlua and cold. And this Felatiah was a "deacon,"
" In exhortations deep and loud."
Tiie wandering of David, hi captivity, release, hapless ' -rrlrw Tilth Ttlnllah. iflaeoscirj ol
ABrm's second wifehood, and la sad going back to Algt ria, are all told ao pathetically that our
feelings are deeply enlisted. No one, with any true sentiment, can read tbe poem wttbont be
ing thoroughly stirred. The Illustrations are in admirable keeping with tte psssssgjwtDey are
dealgnerl to portray, and a fine engraving of the author is a fitting frontispiece. The subject
spirit, lire and passion of the poem should a, ve It an extensive reading, aside from the Interest
which the literary reputation 01 the author must awaken In it. A a specimen of book-making
the volume is certainly beautllul, and would adorn any center-table.
We know ot no work so welt adapted as a present. It Is printed on heavy tinted paper
and most beautifully bound, piltt, 2 00; full gilt extra, $ 50. For sale by book-sellers, or
by mail, post-pa'd, by
S. E. WELLS & Co.,
A NEW STEM WINDER ! PRICE 88.00.
Pnro Abyssinian Gold. But Recently Discovered, and the best imitation,
of Fore Gold known.
Iiawbr Mail Registered.
Ladies sue watch and
rumination, on receipt
EOods by Express subject to examination.
the Ex Dress Company on receipt of package On
sent with order. Send money by Post Office Money Order. Registered Letter, or Draft on New York or
CbKago. We will not send a watch by mail without registering, as it costs but fifty cents to register it,
and tats mtures its safe dehvery. We will hold ourselves 'nersonally responsible for
nil troods or money sent an above directed. For furtner particulars send for our 48 page
iUasuated Catalogue of Vetches, jewelry. Notions, Novelties, and new Inventions. Agents wanted.
Address, THE INVENTORS AGENCY, t
116 . Washington Street, Chicago, 111.
SULPHUR SOAP,
TiioHorouLT Ct-tFs Diseases of the Swtr,
AM IlEJImiKS IKI VATIU ASO GOCT
iikalb Sokes and Abramoss op thk
CWTICUt A.ND CliUSTKBACTS CoSTAOIO.V.
Tllb St itl'lar.l Rtl.n.1 1 i r.
aim this; nr. in- .1 !,.. .1 ' , j
01j, . , ' ,- - v - aim winu.
w far lreier ble to anj cosmctir.
PHCit IUth. are inMBed bt ths ux or
(IIvuh'h Snbi.. e.... v.-l , .
.. . . -1.... T.fiij, wuica in au-renK-difa
and
... ..nivv.xiAiiau onu uout.
It 1iiIINf; CrCLOTrnsnl 1 vcv..l
Pit' TEXTS HlSEvFS COMMLSICATED BT COX-
i.vv-i wiiu me pcr-in.
IT niSVI Vt'K n.vnnim U.. 1.1
"J i.i rft irii'.cuva vivv-
scag, anj relanlsgrayucss of the hair.
Pliysicians upc ik of it in hirii terras.
Prion, 35 sad 50 Out. 5x7 Oaie, P Box, (3 Oai,)
60 sad $1.20.
N. It. Ti" 50 crat eix are triple tbe slie of thsit st
j cents.
"IMir. It.lr..l irkl.l., Tir. nl.fk nr nrairn.
We.
C. N. CBITTEXTOX, PrepV. 7 Sixth At. N.Y. ,
7-M
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Scott Dtiiiiyray,
a!i,rs,p'.,r-tli
tt.ort narratlv ynf !,
. M--rrtoai- tatlor
1 .vary. Airnr.vn
his voyssresl sad sold
tn theVime of his bovli
srhea tsjtea la wllb
bis wife, belter! na him dead, bad retnarrlod .nd
Publishers, 737 Broadway, 5ew York.
With the New Year come new styles and inven
tions. Prominent among these ranks our new !$tcn
Winding Watch, named -"Old i7l" Although here
tofcee we have always handled thm best watch of
ee9i bind that it was possible to get. yet it has been
impossible to get a low-priced watch, with the stro
wiadiDg attachment, that could be relied upon for
tnte, and have a finished appearence. This seems to
have been accomplished by the inventor of "Old
1478." We need only refer you to the cut given ta
coaaectioo with this, which is an ecact imitation of
it, and say that it is perfect in every way. The
works are covered with a heavy plate glass cap, then
this is covered with a hunting case. The front or
face is a plate glass cap or crystal H of an inch thick.
set in a heavy nm one-half an inch in width, "airf
it almost impossible to injure the watch.
It is fitted epccially for Railroad, ttarm and shop
uses, v here dust and dirt are liable to get in on open
ing. As the cases fit very closely, and being a
stem-wir.der and open dial, tt need never be opened.
If you need a watch, try this. It is entirely new aal
novel. You can rely on it for tuae. You will be
the only one in your neighborhood having such a
watch Tt looks exactly like gold and will save its
cot in a few years, by saving what yo woM havo
to pay for repairs on an ordinary watch.
Remember tho price Is only SS.00
by Cxpress. or SS.50 by Mail Regis
tered.
We nUo furnish with the watch, when desired, a
chain of the same material. (Pure Abyssiutail Gold)
heavy lonp links and elegant seal charm attached,
fur ti :o eat. h. or watch iand chain f 10.00 bv Eanresa.
Long Opera Guard chain same price. Will send
of J the amount of order, and balance can be pud
gfvxls to be sent BY MAIL the full amount must be
ESTABLISHED lstHH
K. S. &. A. I. 1ACET, Attorneys-at-Law
HSI Seventh street, Washington, D. C.
iHVeHlon.
We procure paJcnls In all conntries. Xo AT
torset rr.Rs m ADVAJir-K. No charge nnless
the patent U (ranted. No fees tor making pre
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claims before the Executive Departments.
Arrears or l'ny nml Itomi ty. '
Officers. Soldiers, and Sailors or the late war,
or their heir, are in many cases entitled to
money from the Government, or which they
line no knowledge. Write mil history of ser
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examination, will be given you without charge
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tstptured, or Injured tn the lato war, however
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Mining, pre-emption, and Homestead Cases
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U'e conduct ur business In separate Bureaus
having therein the clerical assistance of al !e
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WANTED.
A WUHAN WHO WAS UKflANIST IN A
Church in San Jose Ave years, dmlres a
like position here. Address S. A. IX, Portland.
stsl
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toon.