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VOLUME IX.
POULAND.' OREOON4 THUnSDAY, FEBHUAIIY 1, 1H80
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MRS. HARDIN E'S WILL
91 ABIOV1L OOTT MJJUWAT,
KBf4,MCWllBCIAl af CMf rrw.la lh
y Mr 1117, la U oOm af IBS UWmrt..B of.Coa-
- iw at WaahlDgUHi, D. C.) . --
.X . . cHrncR xrti.
1 8iilr IngUtoa) fook4 hard at 1ti
daaabur. tut la aplu f liliualf bia
flll4 with UaraT
. "Not tin) I uUl It, dld jreu
eblldr '..
"Idlii, fWtbar." , :
J MHoor bright, mnm, 4mmghto T"
" "Y, fathar, kMMMtr trlgM. Old jroa
vtr ba m to toll a li f
-Tlrtakt aiolBlmwl yon Ifanlliiv,
who bagan to traniMa for bla clianeva,
"tal4 car Dou'i maka raaU roaalaaa,
I baaaaeh jron."
. Tba girl cava lilna bar 4ibnI aol
oaUad lb rough bar leara.
Ab! Tbat'a what yao eall uball
aooa ta toy telU, la It r .asclaltfiatl Iht
''Bqoira, alarul.' "
'Dar falbar," aall Jiraab, "If jom
will , llaMa 4 raaaoo, ami bars your
tain par aool aotll yon baa aonaldarad
vary aitia ar tola quaaiinn, yoa
will ot atand batwaaa your dauglitar
and lialuaaa.w
TUai'a what yoo aall obadlaua to
aay will, U It t" ba VpaataJ, with la
croaalHg faraar. , - -,
MoVrM aJaawlata4 alia, Inglatoo,
la a warulog woloa. -;
MWbat la It now 7"
Tba good wlfa bad droj ped lir kplt
tlug and parebad haraalf apuu b'a kaaa
galnr ;-
. "Ramambar. doar, that wa wra
yoUog onea. Haao yoo ao aoon fo'got
tao what wo wara Juat now talking
about TJIy TaTbaroppoa4"ourTimloni
bat yoo would
loaiat a pan balng aaar
rlad aayhow, you kooir. Batiar out ai
ow, you kooja.
poet tba daoghtar to aot dlirarauttyraa-
JaavyJtfl It r.faUitr.li,
"But your fathor waa rlglilV aftar all
rlfa. Wall anight brMtanttu op-
pond to ana. Juat aaa what la brought
you ta. othiug but pa arty and dea
loiioa, aa aay oua eaoaaa." r
Our aaarrlag brought aaa you, j-h,
ad our ehlldrao. Bealdce, wa baa
baa I lit add alrangtb and - lova Wft Ua,
a ad tbara'a trlgUtar day eouilng.
: 8oraly ytu ara not aorry that I aaa your
-wlfa. . Would you bo willing t do wlib-
Tj out ma oca ?"
Fatalalaa tact and , loglc bad a gal a
"eoB)arad aulioo opposition.
8ay Jrou'ra wflHogr fatbor, plaaia t"
. rad Tirtab, who lutuitlvely pcroaUad
tba adaaalaga galund. s . .
"I waab any twoda of tho wbolo bual
. Baaar aslalmtd tba'8ilr, burallog
iJnta taara aa b apoka, aod Mablog hla
wlto rodaly away frooaTiar pareb.
"Confound tboJnekl Sowa.aall ganlua
throw tba llardlna abadow aeroaa aay
- path atony vaara aga, and (bar It la
- daatlnad to alay aud baant- raa till tba
: araek of dnoaa f
"Slay, fatbar ! erlad Tlraah, apring
log hotwaaa hlra and tba door, lltua
. praaantlDg blTat It. TT
. What baaa I to atsy for, baro or any
- wbara alaaf I'm alwaya thwariad by
aomabody at tvary torn, 'awf alwaya
1 baaa baaa.
Eiorpt In gvUlag marrlad,M aald tba
. daughtar, arebly. '"And now, fatbor,
- lat'a raaaoo togalbar. Yoo aay tba Har
r dloa abadow baa alwaya bung aoroaa
' your path. But tfiat la only In tba Brat
ganarallon of Iba faa11y. Lal tba aao-
ood growth radaara tba cbaraeUt of tba
. flrat. Lat Jab a llardlna, and 'LUa, ra
ta taw abadow. lor both of tbasa .will
lova and aid you If you will but lot
tboaa." '
'Laaa aad aid ara worda not known
la tba Hardlaa aoeabulary. Hala aad
raang ara tba aaly tralta I'va aar
dlaooaarvd la th family1, that ta, aaOrpt
aaarloa aad tyraaay
MI wiab, 8ulro, that you would par-
Bill asa ta praaaw you that I, at Uaat,
aaa aa honorabl ateaptloa ta .your
awaaplnff mlo. I know aiyibtr la
hard aad grmang la hla aatar. Ko-
hody baa had aaora atalaneholy proof of
thla thaw hla wlfa aad ablldraa. But
njt rnolbar aarj I fondly bo pa that, la
raaoacta. I amtllka bar la, or
ratbar haa ba, for ah a arlppla now,
a paragon of tloa aad gooduaaa. Bha
haggad myfkrbar, aa long aaabo-aould
talk, ta daal Juatly by you ; aod ao wa
all did."
r. "Did I aaderetaad that yuwoult-bfn th arena, tb lvr vowed anew to
dlalaharllod If you aaarrlad lata ajy
aaaally1 ' ""-t....:-",
"Yau did, air."
Tbaa I will glra any full and frea
aooaant. If for no otbar raaaoa thaa ta
Jkrlag poaartyand daatltulloa upon bba
hraneh of thaIardlna faujlly.
"I thank yoo, air, for tba daclalon,
thaagh I neat aay that I do not aoa
aiand tha aaot I aa,M
. "What proapaei baaa you. If dlaln
haritad, of anaklog a living r
Noao. 1 That to, aothlng aartala,
What do yoo propona to try to do V
"My ambition, air, la tha law. I doa't
aar a flg for Ua la aad aaltla bad log
aablaa and a baa p. I want ta land a dlf
fcraot Ufa froni aay fatbara. Indaad, I
cannot aaa, aa I took arooad apoa thla
Hula oahla, that a to aaa whit aaara
aaaforUoni lha aay latbar'a; aad, aa
for i-aariiy, I can ramambar llttla alaa
alnca aarly ablldbdod but a dolly atrug
flatodaelda what wa aouM do wllhottU
I'm naad to poaarty, I aaa ara you.M
!) you a 1 part, air, to sat t la down aa
a lawyarand aaakayoar living bora In
CMreaploT"
'No, a!r.M -
"What thaa f f ,
Tat going to Orag-"
"Oregon f : '
Ya,'alr.rt;'v--r'7T
, ''And taka Tlrssh away from rtf
eriad Wra. loitlston. turning palc wltb
apprabai aioo as aba apoka.
"I'll lka you along, and all lb fam
tly, If yoo ara wllllag, and, wa aaa ao
arranga It,"
"But tbara'a tba dlataora, tba dangrr,
tha tipcoaa, tba Indiana."
I know I'va oonaldarad all that.
But tbaro will ta a larga emigration
aeroaa tba eoailuaot thla year, and Iba
Journey will t eafe enough.- A bill b
Juat paaard both Ilouaee of Congraae
granting to every ealtlrr In tbatTarrl
lory, If marrltd, a aiuare mile of lauded
roperty, worth leu tlenae aa jnueb aa
your Chlueapla barrene all told."
"I would Indred be glad to go," aald
the 'Snulre, returning- to a eliBlr and
blddiugfiia irosreetlva eou-In-law to do
llkawW "But you might aa wall ad
viae me to go to tha moon. I bav ao
money aor rolit, and, In fact, nothing
but a hetpleaa family and a heavy bur
den of overhanging dabt." ' ,J -i -
"I nave an niea, 'Bqeirei I ve juai
thought of It. 1 And. now for my propo-
eltlon. -irouB be mtrlaud and atand
by me through thick au.l Cliln, I'll aee
If I can't manage to smuggle your fam
lly through to Oregon.", .
How, John T" ,
"May bo I baveu't Jubvrlted a little of
the llardlna abrewdoeea," be anewered.
Ills a myeterloas nod; "Just leave
that waiter to m. I'm not of age yU
not quite twanty-otie, but I'll aee what
caa do with the monarch, aud bring
la-my-report lu aday-of IwoJYou've
eoneeutod for me to marry Tlraah." ; He
bad caught-ber by one band, aud, la
Sl(a uf hef bluabee, was encircling her
waist with hla arm. ?That much la
aetlled, 'Aud now, aa tba Spring 4s ad
r, aa tba Hf
vaueing aud there Is n time to lose, I'll
I try to btaLihajBowarcn- out of aw out
at."
t-
"I hope you'll auooeod; but U tall yon
thetrutb, thare'e no more prospect t It
than there la of balng struck by light
alng." .. - .
"Aflrr all. father, who knooabut the
Hardlue family will yet bring ua lock?"
sal J Mrs. Inglvlon, aa she poked aod re
arranged the Bra preparatory to retiring
forTBe htghtTbfliooyyBryet erly,4M;2beeaeyto hie greed
but iht weH knew thr young people de-
sired 10 te atone.
The'HquIr waa backward lu catching
bla wife's Idea, but a very plain hlut r
tar a from bla wlfa at laat reminded bim
tnalTH wee bad li roe.
And bow tb .lover were atohet that
Is, I here was nobody up lu Iba room ex
cept thaw sal res, and lu eou u try cablae
tble style of "oeuriiug" after tb old
folka are abed le tbeeeUhhef fsablon.
gud John aud Tlraah bad bo notloa of
changing IL
Tlrsab forgot ber wearloeeo and vexa
tion over lb day'a, drudgery at tb
wsabtubrwhtcb- bad" ae daprmaed her
befor John came. Bh forgot their
poverty, their peat, and tb old family
eetraogement, and gav herself up to
perfect bapptneea. ; From early child
hood ah bad loeed John Hard lee, but
alwaya anlll now It was a lov that car
rled with It a atlng of pala for tho laa-
eoa that ebe bad dremed It hopeless.
Aa for Joha, be waa really la lov af
ter th Hardin faebloa.-llomae) law,
to him, was far more potetit thaa hu
man honor. He fancied Tlraah Iogle
ton, and hr believed ehe would make a'
good, lndiMtrlousrreMDam)(lntJWiearf
wire. He bad bla father aotlooe of
woman'a sphere of doty, and be be
lieved that a elfe, once -wjaTrlettrwsJ
ber. husband's" property aa th earn
prlnclpl aa though aba were hie oibor
Ifve atoek or real estate.
Tlraah must bav felt a premonition
of her future lot,' though la ber newly-
found bapplasee It mad but a talut lre
preealou. " " ' T-v.
"I woodar If you'll alwayaJoveme
wall aoough to staod bj rue and protect
m as your wife, bo matter what be fa I Is
maf" aha aald. as. Beotlla loco la ble
arma aad lobog truatlolly la hie eyea.
aba tbougjhtjUimly of tb poeelbllltiea of
tba future. .
Aad alttlng there In the dim Ore-glow,
with aalv tha Ciphering hlaa of a
charred tallow dip to east a lertd glare
cberUb and protect her alwaya.
That night, after hla departure, and
ehe, half dated with ber bow long-hoped-
for proajweta, bad retired to reel aad
fallen Info a fitful clumber, ehe dreamed
that wetnao approached her, wboee
dree wa sear let aad ber manner ehe me
lees, at'd looked apoa ber with exaltaet
face aad flaahlng eyee, wbll ah held
aloft a blackened placard, on which waa
wrltle la let U re of fire tb an fell
word, rpESAKkM. la bar dream she saw
herself climbing a rugged mountain
eld, knee deep la aed and alasa.
Bramble lor ber hand, jagged rocka
eat her feet, rede blasts eb leered liar
form, and driving rain pelted ber no-
eovered head. To make ber struggle
tb more horrible, aha waa beset by lit
tle cblldrea. by two aad thru, whom
ah ooald bo fctaake, aad wh aloag to
her neck till ber breath waa well alga
all Sad. No matter where ab teroed,
a matter whether bar eyee were abut
or open, eh could not eloa from ber
vision the apecter of that braaen woman
aad that blackened placard with Its Ut-
iere of. Are. In bar dlatreea ebe would
Koall In vala M Job a. ' HWayee were al
waya on the braaen woman In tbeaear
lot dreea, wheee Uft band elotcbad alike
bis beart-atrinc end hla pure. Aftar a
long time, and when It wee broad day
light, she awoke from her troubled eleep,
ber body la a O..IJ perspiration, and her
limbs racked with agony. ' 7
"Oh. mother I I've bad aueh aa aw
ful dream V aba oaclalmed, with
ebodder, aa ebe rose from her pi Ho
uty to sluk down agala with a ehudder
and bury ber bead la tba bedelotbeev
"Poor child I You worked too bard
yesterday, and than eat up to late,'
aald ber mother, who waa-delaying
breakfaet t give ber a chanr to eleep.
- "I'm afraid It wasn't all a dream J but
I'll try nof tbeaupersUtloue,"sbe said.
aa ebe dragged bar achlag booaa from
tbe bad, aad, recalling th bappy Inter
view with ber affianced, eought to ba'
lab the phantasy that she could yt see
with ber eyea shot or open,
'Was thaldream U any way prophetic?
Years after ebe bad cause to ask haraalf
thla queatlon over and over again.
joun Haruiue, as aa amaaoad lover,
Indulged T'Jn far different trains of
thought from tboae pursued by John la
cleton - under almllar clrcumataoeea.
The lev of tbe latter bad beeo the cher
ished theme era lifetime; with tbe for
mer It waa mainly a matter of bual urea.
Had tba fortune of tb two been re
versed, John Hardino would not have
ekulked away from bis efllaoced'e pres
ence to avoid meeting .ble father's ered
(tore. Julia Hardlue waa iiof aeaaltlve;
but J'din luglvtao waa morbidly so.
John Hadlne'e lov meent poaeeaaloa.
nership, property. John Ingletou'e
love meant exaltation, rapture, worship.
The one lutendad lo(wfa hla bride
whet bar be ooold provide a oomfortahlei
borne for ber or not; tb 'other at
tempted to provide before marriage tha
Each acted according to bla owe under
atandlng, end bolh ware vlct I ma of ' con
etltatlod aud clrcumatanc. And
whether or not ther we really any
choice betweaa their methods, a tbe
eeqna proved, tb reader aa be
tbes page through shall aee.
"ril lay each pleas before the mon
arch ae will make bine believe He to ble
kttereet td fltm up aa owl fit fori tbe
plains," aottloqulled John liardlne, as
jh walked homeward Lh rough lb moon
lor tai grana ever eine 1 oaa remsmri
ber 1 aod now, If J can turn ble mania to
some good aecouut for aiycelf, Itt only
be getting even oa ao old acor."
Th bone doge were easrly quieted en
tbeetepe whea be returned le ble fatb-
ara lowly abode, and no Bound save ble
nwa footstepe disiutbed th stilt air. aa
be entered the snaia room! where hie
mother slept and groped ble way behind
the old loom and up tbe rickety ladtler
Bio bla awa dreary apartment, where
he eooa dosed away loto dreamlaud,
Ho thought b auddenly found blmaelf
atandiag a gentle acclivity overlook
lag a billowy landscape over which tb
Death Aegel waa beodlog, -!a a hly
farm-house, quaint- and rambling la
etle and rustle la architecture, be aa
hla ajotber alttlng beside aa ope a desk,
hc.for ter a pies of legetdoeuWeots, atrdi
aear by two men, a lawyer im a anctor,
ith whom ehe wee boklliug what
seemed aa Important eon versetlont- Ha
arveied much that be could see through
th rustle walls, which, eppoeed no ob
etacl to ble vjaloa. After loog Uvten
ng be co Id hear voices, loo, aad aepec-
ally Could he dlatlngulab ble mother's
I'jor Tlrxab I 8bo'a bean a mighty
good girl to mo, and ehe'e bad beep
trubl,M h board ber eay. -
And again: ,
"Doctor, d yoa think Joha will try
to break my tviU f
Certainly -not, . madam ; certainly
aot. Your brala'e aa eooud a a dollar
aod ae clear as e bell. You've perfect
right to do aa you plea with yeor prop
erty." ...
"But, yoo know, I'm aaly a womaa.
have 00 Influence la law."
True, my dear modem nor do yoa
aeed any Influence of tha CSri, Your
act ar repreaeuted far more ImpartlaTTy
and faithfully by men thaw aould be
poseibt were you to represent your
ler."
Aa lb dreamer liateaed the whole
aadseap seemed lighted with a brill-
lane that woald bav revealed hie
moot eeeret thought bad be been die-
overvd', aad b. Bought I hid himself
by climbing aver.tb acclivity apoa
which be jbad-beea atandlng. Bet ble
elepa were boavy, aa though clogged by
a weight, aad be mad aoeh eloe pro
reea thai b waa dleeovered by a meltl-
od of lookere-ea, foremoet among Ibem
bla slater 'LUe, who held befor hlra a
broken urn, from which aroa a eleksw
ng Income that formed a cloud before
bl steps, from which whit letter,
traced by aome power, pro
claimed tb wards, Ba aarw your at
will laijaeeiil."
lie turned to flea, aad 4tefor him
stood Tlraah, bla wife, he aa happy
eipreesto changed ta f despair.
and bar oooe plamp form canceled ay
aula aad tllaea aad acgtMs. Ey kwr
aide etond 'Lite, eh bad left tbe maltl
tude with whom be bad Bret beheld her.
fibe shook lier.fleger at blm, wlille bta
eery blood ran cold.
With what measure you met It
abalf be measured to you again t" ah
aald, or oee'med to Cy.
VFor at moment hit koeee smote to
gether end his counleoaooe lelt ; but be
rallied ebortly, aod laughed a kw.
ebuekllug, eardonlc laagb.aad wakened,
as he biased la ble Bbaatomelater'a ears
"Yoa ooebl to baeo beea la better
luck I Y'ou bad ao bualaeea to t bora
I gJ ff-my BUHMB-nm. a , ,
LETTEi FEOkf 1ST T01X.
rtwM oca muavLAR couRMPOHDEirr.
Nkw Yokk, January 24, 18e0.
leTaaEMToneevna Kew Xobthwbbti
Now that the buslneea of tba bogus
atoek comb! nation broker le ao tbor-
ouxblr expoaed to publl view it Is
liari t tell which pradoiol nates, tbe
Inlqultoua feature or tba rldleuloua, It
la la some reepeote aad to contemplate
th grief of the poor dupe who have
lost their motiey by yielding to tbe In-
doeemet of t' ewlndlere who prom
I aed fortunes lu ret em for teo-dullar In
vestment. And yet tho very simplicity
of thee uuforlouale people, aa Indicated
their letter, baa a vala uf the com
leal la it which Irresistible appeal to
tbe mirthful aide of human oatnr. Tb
com apondeno of tb ewlndlere bas.
beea confiscated, aud preesuU. various
features of Interest. As usualwllb
"akin" games, the pall-one of the bogus
bankers war principally from tb
emaller and ruceJ poet offloee from Can
ada to Texaa. Borne, however, hall from
the larger el tie. -Th preeldeot of a
saving bank la a Southern city sends
$IO0 following It a fsw day later by
150 more.'. Thle was a comparatively
large turn to luetsL Tbe general
amount of first Idceetmeut waa 10,-1
bleb waa la coma Inatsures follooed
by a eeooud loyestment.tf,lU Jr 420
Biors. Od receiving a new petron'e ten-
do) Is r Investment, tbe raecala would
write bio to tbe efiVat that, although a
beginning, a ch ampler fortune
would follow oa tbclaveetmant of twice
or,tbree time as much. The aoawerc
of Ibcdupee to thle reqoeat for money
form a museum of ourlWtlee.
Tba "boom" In atoeke'tlisl baa beea
So confidentially, prognosticated aa eer
tain to occur during tbe earlier dayaof
lb new year, is atill removed, appar
ently to a remote distance. .... r
8lnc th murder of lira. Hull, I
June last, aothlng has ao utterly baffled
jtfaa deteCtfe klll Pttlie rueropollun
Downey, lb uufortunal girl, bow
nearly a wrekr dead. Tlie onvenlent
theory of suicide at first broached by
tbe police baa beea abandoned, and tbe
question, "Whwmorderrd berf" eeeme
Impoeelbl to aoewer. Tbe analysis of
tb circumstances attending her death
haa hue far been aa fruitless as that of
the water and tha blood foand la ber
room. Only one thing, which. Indeed,
eeeme everything, though It prove, of
Utile lmporUg Ihue far, kuowa
that tb msa, who waa la tha parlor In
th afternoon, aod who waa seen by
Mrs. Bchmltt aod by on
com pan lone, waa In Anole'e room at
about the time aba waa killed. He'trae
a atranger, but attracted' tbelr attention
by asking, la loud tones, without aoy-f01
prevocauoo. wtietner mere waa a puiofi
a lb bou where lbee kent the re
volvers. After be had gone, Annie said
he bsd promised to come back end give
ber $5. At mldulght ehe told Mr.
Sebmltt thet be bad returned and bad
given ber tbe li, and aba Jianded Ave
trade dollar to her landlady. Aa boor
later, ma nearly as caa be told by medl-
l ekHI, eh wse ded. -ft te, toeeefofe.
coneldered reasonably eertalo that tbla
man wa ber murderer.- Acaveriw
Professor UaxUy, epeaklng of th
high pressor or "cramming" eystem la
lb Ivcboole, oayo lhat loo eh 1 1 drew a
taught are "eoaewlted all th forenooa
of Ufa and etepid all Its aflernoon," aad
alao that "tbelr faculties are Worn out
by tb strain pot upon- tbelr esllow
brains, ' and they are demoralleed by
worthlea cblliHah trlampb before the)
real -work of life begin. I bae no
00 aa passion for cloth, bnt youth bae far
ore aeea mrinieiieciuaj res man ego,
end tb eheerluleeea. In teeacity of
potginss, lbs pooer of work, whteh-mb
nsCy a eueresefol maa what h Is, meet
ofliw be placed to tbe credit, not nt ble
hours of todostry, bnt t tha of hie
hour of tdlenee I boyhood." -
TTiTwo owner ef a ehttbtng making
shop, says a Bostoa peper, employ
tblrty-leo girt, wno, rrom ibetr poor
earning, oooln baled & oa TbsBke
glvlng Day, and gav eocn of he two
memt-era r tbe nrm a pretty itam.
eeenpylnf a half-hour la gettiae: eewdy
and snaking tb praaiotalloB, 'Ilia lea
mean fallow took tb gift with ready
am Ilea, and on pay-day deducted . from
the wares of me girie ilea e-money roe
tbe lsif boor they had occupied la giv
ing the albuase. r
Tb following llae ar
itaagooda
If tbe war origlaal 1
Ta pnHette Cwre b lb wr-ae yor
la oBeo tie BrHrBi
Tbe kewS Hoik ae mis mt BUM
n Iwmm eka k1 lit M :
Tfenae fcxee see Be il aku '
e ae e HmwS ahi;
The h4iHel mm eaot BaiM boot
t'aiea Be Baa biaie;
AnA -iMMeiBedarewla tbe Beat,
Ike lliilnl are ealUnl W BIle
An art critic, describing a eeoat cot-
led loo of brle-a-bra. aeye: Tb visi
tor eye will b atrwek. o eotarins Uea
rooaa with a awrcblala amhfeiJa."
lettj;i fwrjruntt qtoi.
IrilOM OCBKOCLAPowBEarOKDEXT.
VVAaifiKUTOK, D, Jan. SS, .880,
To va RrreaaevaiB Jiaw NosrawskVi .
Tb Natiooal Womaa .Bufirag Aeeo-
oiatloa ha beea lu oovealloer here
alnca tb Slat, aad present e greater
array of ioot tbaa any of it predooe
aor Mies' 8ua B. Aatbooy is tb
presiding ofJBeer, aad abf performs ber
duiy'wlth the utmost aelf
and apparent fullest knowledge of par
liamentary Isw aad the reepoaelbllltise
of ber position. Bus see ass bora to
ommand aad to preside. : Every ango
lorlty of ber pbyslogoomy, form and
eharaelar displays that fore and decis
ion of; ailnd eq visit to tb control and
direction of other, while her tongue
move aa rapidly aod Ineielvely aa that
of Katbarlna before Petroeblo tamed
ber belligerency. Our Mrs. Sarah Spen
cer la tb Secretary, and. though ebe
lacka Miee Anthony' angularity, for
ah Is baudsom aud graceful, yet ebe
bae a vim aud intellect that Ota ber also
for leadership, which ehe never beal-
taits is aasume woenever voogreeeioua 1
eommllteae are to b kddreaeed or bodice
of meu berangned. Mesdamee Oajje,
Htaato, aod a ecu re of other prsiolnea
u drags ad vocal oe ar among tba dele
galea, and aa Mlae rhceh Ouacebe and
other talented young ladleeaaslst.lo the
sessions, your readers a readily appro
elate that the wondrous suffrage quee-
tlou la being ably and fully bandied.
They proiulee ua, as iu tb paet conven
tions, the niilleulam whenever granted
tbe ballot. No eouventien, of either
eex, ever . assembled la Waeblogtoo
bich exhibited more talent and gen
eral ability tbaa thla one. 7 m, '
Tb Inevitable Dr. Mary Walker, of
ouuree, appears, but on the background.
Hbe le ot admitted to full, equality.
owing to her extreme radical vlewe
upon dreea and eoelejy aaege. Dr.
Mary haaasenmed full male attire, even
to wearing eborteoed balr, a natty little
COT-odTrv"ntlemaire hat. Bryondl
all tbla eeeentrlelty le tb fact, that ah,
la contract With Mra. Stantoa, Mlae
Anthony, or our learned aire. Jitdg
even ordinary fentlutne wit' or abrewd-
neesi bene It I not surprising that ehe
la elboved t the rear, ar, as laat ye.r,
wbeu ebe forced herself poo the etag
among tho delegates, I bustled off aa
aa n warranted lutrudr: - -
That th persistent .advocate of euf
frag are' working aoceeesfully toward
tb accomplish meat vof their lm, .n,o
obssrvlBg pereoa can eotertaia a doubt.
Six years ago allmly-atteuded maellnga
and tb rldloul and eoeare of roughs
met them her. New Unco I a Halt
not bold th crowd of uleely-dreeaed aad
well-mannered people tbaPettempt to
get eeata every session, morning, after;
noon and Bight,- td wb-treat the
apes k ere with deep and respectful atten
tion, a matter what direction tbelr re
marks may take. It doe eeem that
emTsUUk myself will soon bsve to
aorept the situation aod fall bosk oa
our philosophy that "Whatever la, to
right." , - . 1
Th cos of Mis Locy lib ell Wl too
Hortoa, for ehootlog Mr, J, If .Morgan,
aoe of Senator Morgan, n New Yeare
day, haa beea Indefinitely poet poo ed In
A AoTrtefl'l''r' " A " tl'Ht-t
Mis Hortoo' ooossr, Mrs. Lock wood
reltnqalabad ber purpose of moving, as
surety on lb bail bond, 'for a dismissal
1 ihe ease. r Bh had a lotentlou of
requcettdg to h Tettved, hut waa aod
1 la enttoua that. If nothing uaor le to
j-be done with tb ease, th girl may b
relieved of the charge, ao a to render
lb task of getting ber employmsot
easier. M lee Hortoo Is represented as
being eery aaxlou to obtslo work of
aome kind, so as to ceaee being a harden
to tb Mends whom Iter .necessity hoc
dreoerouud ber. Mr. Mergeo wee lu
court, aod appears fully recovered from
bla burl, which wa bnt a alight flesh
wound. Mre. lisekwoow U a earnest
advocate of woaaea'a rlgbte, not only as
to cuff rags, hot Ta ajl -other respects.
Her suretyship of Mice Hortoa le la
keeping with her ceuduct geoerally, for
ebe le ever ready to xtnd aid to aay
eafferiugi oppreesed elster, and la thle
ea young Morgan will realise, before
be get through with Mies Hortoo, that
he baa after blm a dogged, pera'stsbl
fighter la Mr. Judge Joek wood, who
will wever eeaae ber effort aatll ber
client, M . Hortoa, bse sac red the
fullest and ampleet redreea that, the
eoartc of tb datrlct can glee her. Mr,
Lock wood Is an able lawyer, and haa
earaouValuce abe entered the legal pro
fession, qui I a . handsome property
through her toteote. Bba take prue
loeut part la th eeffrsge coovenlloo,
for her knowledge of law aad of legisla
tive matter la ao great aa to pit her at
the head-snot, however, la that mere
wordy daelamailo of wrongs which'
bringa several of her sister to the front,
bat J rsJ effaciiveaeee ae a worker
aad oounoc lor..t . , ' -,
II aod red of petiliouaar prln lata
lb Ueuee or Congress, praying that
a amsadassql to ih Coneilletloa, ex-
lag to womea tb right to vto.
ay.b passed. Tba ladle ar m Br
ing their bosia her with a view to
following p ibeee awlitlaa by a elgor
uu aasaall poa Congress la proal
demaad for their pollUoaJ rlgnta,
f Oo of th proposed raise af tb Uoue
aesma emloenily prepef. Ia tbe poet,
th aaabr ealae led Ulr aaata by lot.
lag af lb flrat aamlia. hj
which meaaa tho loader of tb Heuee
wer ofte eeat to tbe utaid circle, aod
could eoly ear u re mor doalrebt poai
tioa by xebaog with more forteaiele
msmbsra. Th aew7rul will make
leogtk of service tb basis of selection
thaa giving tb aid members tliat aoV
vantag to wblah they ar enlilled. Aa
a general thing, lb aw mabr take
00 pan 10 lu batihej wber pariumeat
ary tactic are lavoJvod, aod I bay ar
Imply obeerver of th fray; bjeuce ae
Ktoeere-en, in outer cirsiesr ar. as
euluble to them aa lb Inner, from
which only a loader mo act eflvctlvely
I referred last week to tb marder of
a lliaea, a Mr. Hlrth, a well-to-do gro
cer. Slnoe tbe tba aegr eommlttlag
the crim bav bee a awaled, iaad ao
great wa tb xitemet aod public
drmenatraUea aver tbe affair that tb
poll feared an attempt at rescue aud
lynoblug. , Though. tbeieerc maoy
tnreale, yet uou wr put la execution.
Ouc of the four be confused tb crime,
and tba polle bav corroborative teell-
inouy' which seems ladlapulable. Mr
Hlrth waa a blgbly-reepected young.
man, aad at the time of tba afuntoc was
00 hie way to visit tb yoaug lady to
bom bo waa eugaged to b married.
Hie death baa glveo a feeliog of greet
I uaecu rijjroaaoi nehaa iJLf a-uaed
by aa ae-ult mad In a well-eeUled
street, and right by dwelllng-bousee,
lb Inmate of wbloh could beat be
deadly blow. . ?" ;
Th celebrated redakln, Chief Ouray,
with bla wife, le u one f our greet
oIJh:U of curiosity.:: Bsvsral other I'ls
ehlefe ar with blm. Tb crowd attracta
more attention lhanuauy other Indian
delegation eloce th advent of Sitting
Bull, years ago. Ourey le ajlne-looklng
fellow, If it be proper to draw auy com
parisons, among ludlane. Arall la-
dlane bav th general eharacterletlee
of rae loA their high cheek bones, red
ekln, black eyea-and hair, and large
muscular development, It le a dlflleult
!.aJ o!iJeJjuJeonwr-r mor aitxaa
live than oo titer,- to- draw diatlua
lions belwesu two egifa, -Anigg is an
Cgg, and a Indieu la a Indian, and
Ouray is aa ladlaa lu every muscle alid
Ir-i rl'iriiii- I 111 iiiiiiiinmiii . pi ij, win,. . .II.UHH
lineament.
Since New Yearour weather baa been
magufleeulTbeeiotrl raio-storm
bae not obscured tbe brilliant sunshine
morVlbao a day at a time, aod our
faahlotkbl society baa had, as obse-
oene,'tb fullest opportunity for hold
ing andtatleading leveee and receptions.
No Wlnler for years baj preaeuted a
mor brilllaal round pi fashion and die
play tbaa thle. Our atresia ere dally
thronged ..with equipage . containing
sellers and vl.ltors. who ara avlilemltf:
m proving "the opportunitiee prior, to
LeuU which euda our aeasoo of gayety
and pleasure.- Eilquett haa poMloned
off.Tihe days of the week, to the various
daseee of eoclety, and gi ves lite order of
precolenee as folio wav -The Preeldsol's
If is pre-emiueut t all other ladle
most call upon ber, aud ta&wibout
having- tha call returned ; -fialurday
afiernooo Is assigned to ber, though (he
holds Informal feptlou,aJLvother
nlghu of th week, except Sunday.
Next la order cams tb ladiee of 'the
Cabinet,- wbo Uk AVsduewday after-
noons ; then tbe Supreme Court ladiee.
ho fidve Mondaya. Tho wlvee of For
eign Hlnielere takeKridaye, and tbeee
of the Oeneral of the Arav and the
Admlijal of lb "Navy, Tuesdays. By
tbue apportbinlng tb week among
heOejlvee, there le 00 oullleion, aud
each VWdy caa call ae well aa receive.
Light refresh nasots are always served,
except at tb Whit Houss, where tbe
custom caa abolished during Mr. Mad
laoo'e reign as mletreea. At ouc f ber
most brilllaal receptions, a party of
roughi -4todd, aod, eeicing tb Ublee,
apDroUriated the refreshments, which
led to Ihelr aboir-iimeat as a part of the
WbUel II4iaM.iaa,lte. paerpucuttid
exactiag'ie aur coatom of calling that
Lent le halted with joy and glad Dees by
meet, of, our faahionabl ladiee, for It
endc tb absurd bardvo of' reeolvlug
hundrede of people one bae never before
er et coeially, and yet wboe call
mast h returned, to th xtont al
leiet, of leaving a card. Th most ele
gaol reoeptlooe of tbe season ar gleea
by tbe fsmllls of wealthy Itopfeeenta
II veeywbo pride tbemeelvec, apperently,
a excelling, la display at I as si, those
more favored with the accident of higher
social rank. :
Thb Presldeat gaee bis usual meatbtt
reoeptloo oa the eight of th ISlh, which
waa largely attended, and was a brill
lant la all respects as aay of lie p redo-
In deooratfoo ef the WbH lleos
bod lo rlehBeee and dlsptvy of fsshhebj
od drees py Ir. JIaye aad ber tte4
aots, aad (be lady Callers. Tb plebeian, j
of course, pot lo hi appearance, end
tb bespangled forelgo attache wd the
eecond lletsnt, who bagrsss
epaulette wer aot half a large a hie
eoiV-hd fts to-clbow tbetr wey
through th greet U washed throng,
who dree did aot ge4 th loevllo-
ble ahloy, well-wore hroadeloih
and Week alewca dreea. Don PeDbvo.
. fpea ml a men'e Igterbt brow, aad he
will glow wUb aoaeciooe and, but ai
lod to bla wood) bead, and he's mod
ia a ml Bute. Lagg i a ailppery
tbleg to fool with. .
.i e.e 1 1
A yoag lad ate half a weddlag-k,
and Ue triei to dream of ber f ale re
bob4. New eb eaye.lbat ebe we id
raibor die tbaa marry let maa ah aaw
la that jbxw
' s-' - - ;,
A, Snort (ftsptcr cf f4..giitotj. ;
We found J a late Member of th
8U latMiie 1t2e-Wioeraf aa ertlrl
taken from tne Knerameeilos A'mWvf
written by (wlvla K MoHaatM. 001 1-
tied A Califwrala lueMt whlehvww ,
And the name of klive Sarah Peiletl, a .,
temper a noe lecturer. In the last lia-
grerdi of hte elory, Mr. McDoaahJ refer
rv'Mlas I'eilwtt'a itarraw escape from I ho
Indian wbll lo Orearoa ia IHbA. wbleit
bringa eery forcibly to our mlod that
part of the elory wblcbMr. McDonald
aee oaa nt to have beeo folly eequelatect
wun. 11 our aeeaaory serves ae nentiy,
It wse sometime about tba mlddl of
October, lho&. Mies Peiiett.wblle oa hay
wey, all alou. lecturing through Or- 1
gna, cropped for th algbl at th boos "
of a Mr. Wgar. sea heni a nobis '
house oa tba mala traveled road from .
O regno to -Califorola, -som . too or
tweuty mile north of llee Itlver. "
Our reeoilectioo le that Judge M. P. 1
Dady, who Wa then a Dteutct Judee t
of in Territory or : uregoo, was a
gue4 st Wacuer'a tbe sams ula-ht. Th
Judge had beo boldltig court at Jack-
so v I He, end waa then oo hie way r
turning l lb Willanaelt Valley.. H
no aoutil Inrormed Wagner that tb set
tlor and Indiana had bad a fight a few -.
dsya before oe beeleve It wes the Btb 5
on the reeervatlon, about tea mile froea '
Jackeoavtile, and that there waa dang j
Trom slraggling lodlaua..
exi morning, after breatfaet. th
Juilge mounted ble horse en I rode away '
lowara lb uorttt, Mies 1'sllstt, learlag
to ride alone lUraus-h Ute boetlle eoun-
iry7obialud tbe company of Mi. Wag
ner, wno, instead or taking tbe road lo
Kvau'e.oH Rogue Itlver, for fsaref meet '
log iBjdtaao, loo lb shorter aad mor
direct road to Vuioy Ferry, further
dowo tbe river, w her they arrived
without accident. When Mr. Wagoer ',
returned borne lhat afternoon, he found '
hie house a pile of emukiog llmhoraaad
him wife aud cblldrea con. Th In
diana, It le supposed, arrived at tbe
house ehorily after Ihs Judge, allss YmV
lett nd Wagner bad left, aad eet fir to -Die
house. , Wegoor'a wife nd Children .
wsrs never fooud, aod It was eunnoaed
that they were burned lo tbe house. . ''
I A few days after vthia oolrage, wo
pasolMl Warner's plaoe a a'wsember of -
Onmpeey "A," Oregon Vol wot eere, oa ,
our way In aeerch of "Old Joiin," tho
chief of the llogue 1.1 ver Indiana. Wo '
found hlra away up In tho Uoaet Moon- -
na, wher wa fought Mm fur two
days, whea w wer forovd to reirsal, ,
badly whipped aud demorallaetl. Tbr
waa. ee near as we could. tell at tba'
time, from seventy-five to on hundred
well-armed Indians under lb com maud
oT"-tttr,orit- afttttiarPTT--
while numbered about Ave hundred .
eel tiers end regular soldier. Captain
Ar J. Urotth trad oommand of the rego-
are ; aod th ae tilers, allhoagh ergsa- ..
aed Into eompanlve, fought a tby
p'ee.l Jor, after tbe flglil eommeooed. -
the ofllcers kept lliemselvee wsll oat or
danger, whlto.tit less aperieoeed la---dian
fighters, tb private, ruebsd la
aud wer snot, - After tb flgbt, tb
dead elgut or ten nd almut forty
wounded, were taken Into the Grave
Creek House, on the mala mad (the
plaoe. Is now called Iceland). The dead -
ere burled, .anit Ilia eurniil! telia.--
con 1 4 Lo moved wer taboo to Jackson
ville; Budafew who were not expected
to reoover, emong whom wo happened
lo he numbered,. were left ta die. .Thoj.
next day the volanleer portion of tha -Z
command rushed oa lo Jajefceoovltle, - - v
forty-fle mile away, and disbanded.
.wo ine wgiia or itieir arrival at jaea
eou vllle. Mlae Pellett wac delivering a
-tompvraaeo lecture lo lite e'lurah. or :
eouri-iiooee, for we thluk it wee used for
bolb, when th taptain of Company A,
beaafly drunk, mad, hie way Into th '
ljurcb through on of th window,
yelling edeMeiug, aud with bis pialol
drawn drove the audieuc aad -tb lec
turer from the bouee.
Thle le th last lime w heard nf Mice
Pellett until a few daye ago, when we
pteked p-tb paper above referred to.
. wfaioh luformed U jliat alt wee t
YmA. lecturing- 00 Womaa Sufi rego.
Had, ehe and the' Judge remained at O
Waguera a few-houre longer, lb tern-'
peranc him would bav loot aa abb
advocate, aiiil Oreon one of th hleb - ?
Jurists on the Pacific Coast.--' jAe DalU . r.
AfJuntaineer. ' J " "
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. Moag Ure or tb g LkatoM.We have-;
already given many use of the lesson.
Her ar mors l Lemoond la oa of lite ' $
Itset aod aafaat drinks for any person, ...
whether In health or not. It le soluble
lo all etomaeb diseases, la excellent tw
sic knees to oases of Jauadlea, gravel,'
liver complaint, Inflammalloa of tb
bowels aud fever. It le a apcolfleBgalnet
worms aod skio ooi pi phc -Ttur-pta- :L!L!!l!!L!
plna eroabed may b otawd with watsr .
and soger a drtnh. LaeJow Tata -ta-j-r --
lb best oollsoorbott remedy krtewt
It not'Ouly aerae tb dlaeaee, hat pro .
venu it. Sailor mak dally a of It
for thle peifBoa. A phyalelsa euggeete
rubbing of ih gome dally with leasoa
Into to keep ibem la health. - Tte
hande end Bails are alao kept clean,
wbll, sort and supple by tb dally a
of 'iemoa Instead of coup. It ale pre- .
eenle chilblain Leeaan to sJsed lo lo
termlttent favor mixed wlUa etreog,
hot, blk leei or exile, without eugar,
Neuralgia may be cured by rabblug th
pert e fleered with a lemo. Il le vale
shlaeleo to eerw-wsris aad to deetrey.
daadrofr a th beatdT by, rabble; tit
root of tb heir with Ik la fast. It
as ar maalfold, and lb mor w as
ploy it iteroally tb bettor W shall
gad surest ves, . - - . .. . f 1
A French paper of New .Orleaa
pralaee the womaa of tbt.lty:by aay ...
lug that the fairest eojr moot carefully
reared ladies, redoesd to poverty, have .
so rend lly adopted tbmale fcw-etr-eu
easts ores tbs I they eaa do tbir wa
hottsswork ovea to the washing aad
onk log, and work wlUi the aeodl be
elJee to Bopport tho family, while tbelr '"
laay, good-fer-nothing hoebaad toaf .
ore od tbe cor a re or play ho.; .,
" Why did 0arI Wasblegto rea
lit Dels war a th le derlag tb
storm of aa awfal aight?" ashed a
teacher af her ynewg eiaee la blots ry.
"I rsekoa." piped a email vole, la ao
awer, "it waa beea me he wealed to get
oa lb other aid." -... v . j
Wif "Bat, my dear, I abell aeUH
old, earning 4owa a lata to let you In."
Hoaooad "Oh, mf to; I'll rap
ywu up wU before yu ae wa."
A good maa I atea deceived, bo
eaoes, Jdglng otbar peepl by him If, . .
h Lb lake aeoa ar betur thaa they ae. J
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