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THE NEW- NORTHWEST, THURSDAY,
JANUARY 27, 18S1.
t Midland he stooped aud kissed the portrait oh
Th'"''1 hung tlt-up on its hook and came out
ind looked the . door. It was as it he. had Just
hurled the best piece of his life. - - , .-t
TbJ next day, Jn ' the more hopeful morning
Iljrht, Hewsly resolved to give himself another
chance. 'My should he not appeal toOretton?
lie wrote to Andrew and told him all that had
passed. He did-otrHnceal for one moment the
fott that be. was in love with Ml Wood. He
. considered that lit owed It to his friend to tie per
fectly open and direct, lie fcnewrof course, the
ujrly Htfht in which hi conduct mif ht btylewri t
but he ussured-hlnr tharhe had- made1 no sort of
froitosal to Violet. Iksly conlured him, finally,
Ly all that he held rnot Sacred, to telr hrin if lie
' were serious' In? his attachment,' so that they
might come to an under tanding. at once.
Iu answer to this letter came an unmitigated at
tack from Oietton. He considered that Bessly
bad letra.ved a trust; that all Intercourse from
Ithat moment had better cease between then) ;, and
further, that he should not dream of entering Into
- the question of his attachment with a man who
had proved bluwelf to te deficient in theoommon
et sentiment of honor: ; " ---. 1 "
. Id the meantime, Mrs. Wood had been much
perplexed by Violet's beha,VJor in Paris. First of
1U the girl evinced a strange.rUesire to go hack to
Imdon at once ; and when the mother demurred
on account of unfinished flnerv, and the thing
?was put off for a day or two, .Violet expressed a
'wish-to Winter abroad. This last Idea pained
ground as the days went by and no sort "of word
came from Elliott Bessly.
"What Is there in me that he should care about?"
he often asked herselfT drearily. "He must, I
cuppose, have seen that I cared about him; and
thought it best to go away. Of course, he could
not do anything else."
She made up her mind to carry her "mother
there and then off to Ital, so that Mrs. Wood
found herself that Winter, somewhat tor her sur
prise, In Rome. ,. " .
It was in llome that they-flrt heard, through
.mutual friends; of liesslv'sde)arture for Australia;
and it-was In Home-later on, that Violet grew
".serlOTlsly ill. rhe was ordered change-of scene
And alr-ao that Mr. Cadburywho- had Joined
them in Italy managed to fret them a charming
villa, on the height above Florence, Where they
passed the Ppring an early Bummer months.
It wlltile,wonderedr-In-4he,face of KlUott
Bessly's departure for Australia, why Andrew
Oretton did not again come forward on the scene.
But that which Is without let or hindrance is, to
-men of Gretton's stamp," often enough devoid of
charm. His grievance once removed, he slipped
comfortably into his old mode of life. He had
hooestly feltnlmseiran aggrieved man in reading
Tftessl v's letter. He was as'iiiuch In love with
Miss Wood as it was given him to be In love 'with
anyone; but, after all, Mr. Uret ton's -emotions
-were not of the kind that out-balance prudential
considerations. In Violet's absence he reflected
- that she waa the most charming of women, to
' whom he should infallibly propose one day ; but
he could not shut out the vision of an inseparable
. mother-in-law. who .was noV jmrpaculate in the
matter of. aspiration, and who was liable to wear
; too much Jewelry. .
: It was, therefore, with a feeling :of hurt pride
And profound astonishment that O ret ton read one
morning taAhrTiiM4the following announce-
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- At lb British Embassy, In Paris, Violet, , htHy daughter
of the Isle TnbiiM Wood, Esq., to Richard Cadbury, of
Cromwell road, s. W. .
Mr. Gretton's self-love received "a" severe TIow ;
but he was not one who sighs long after the unat-
- talnable.- Violet, then, had married the respect-
able middle-aged, gentlemanand before many
months nad elapsel Andrew , managed to shrug
- , . his shoulders over the affair.
As for Ressly, who did not get the news for
: ' ' months afterward, his friends say he has-become
j , a changed man. They wonder what could have
flrpgneilQ.ium nnj,imt3-ojageLruund-iue--W4oriaT
or why he suddenly gave up studying law. His
health seemed about this time to have completely
broken down; and now, though nearly seven
years have passed, he rarely, if -ever, comes to
London, lie wanders about the Continent, sel
"k)m -staying long in one place, telling himself
that it is his business to forget one incident in his
life.
' Perhaps the perseverance with which he pur
sues this end is suggestive that be is not one, who
easily forgets. All the Year Round,
.. . .' A Musical and Sympathetic Elephant.
-An American menagerie and circus proprietor an-
nounccdJately-for his benefit a" learned elephant
to play some pieces on a "magnificent Brinsaiead."
r -Every one rushed to hear the tusked virtuoto, and
a large amount was taken at the door. Before the
end, a new piano was brought into the middle of
circus and the top removed. After the usual
obeisances,-the "Vh?phnt advanced to the piano.
-Raising his foot, he placed it on the keys. . Sud
denly, he uttered a fearful cry, w hich sounded like
. weaplng, and occasioned no small alarm. The
proprietor came forward" and stuck his head In the
animal's Jaws to learuthe reason.-Taking-his
' head out again, he ordered the tusked, virtuoso to
he led a way Then,-1 u m Ing -to-1 he aud ienee,- he
saM the elephant could not play on that piano, as
in the keys of the instrument he recognized the
teeth of Lis mother. , A Ilroadwood was immedi-'
ately telegraphed for to London, but has not yet
arrived. Enylith Puprr. - .
"Herbert Bpenotr says.'! remarked a Boston girl
. to her Chicago admirer the other evening, as ther
, , were holding down one end of the sofa, "that life
Is the definite combination of heterogeneous
changes, both simultaneous and successive, in
.correspondence with external co-ex Istenoa andJ
r sequence." lie said that It was probably fed, but
hastily changed the subject, and afterwards told
his mother that those: Boston-girls could scull out
words a little too quick for him.
--4- Ella Borsey. the affianced wife of Conrad Peltz,
of Monroe, Alabama, when notified of hit death,
ent iack this telegram : "Delay funeral two days.
I will be ready for burial with him." And she
was. (he committed suicide Immediately after-
ward.
left funds to b usexi in perpetualiv.jprinkllng
Xlth sand Tower stfoet Hill, in that elty, InTirdrr
t 'isiyf'i WJtJx
to keep horses from slipping..
An old lady who has several unmarried daugh
ters feeds thm on fish diet.aa fish la rich In phos
phorus, and phosphorus is the essential thing In J,
making TTints.ha an
THE 'MIRTHFUL" MUSE.
.rr- .;r: little girlh.
Oenty trvt the llttU dnes,
For tb tiarttnK Ismmsi
Koon will tnw to maidenhood
Time so wifily pauvn.
Oentlx treat the little on;
: Ktaa the bloomlnc bhy . . .
Iathe yrars to come 'clie will
i Ii rour.aweet-heArtr' nfaybe. (-.'
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3IT FATHER'S PIPH
' Ah, Iiow rell do I jwmrm.hrf,
- With my cplrlu reft of git,
-One brlKht afternoon pteiaier
7th, I4U -j
Lrarlng Ules of bappyi rhlldhood,
- "Uj'hltfh to leu-wnt' novtl ahlne,
I Indulge, tHhlnd the wimmUIkhI,
- In my futher't pipe divine.
"
teUiH In this enploytuent t
' Parsdlw mMWinl verjr 1
Till, inmi'how, the cheap enjoyment
" Made me fel a trifle queer.
1
Buid.-n
roujfh my ejutor
Hhot at range dart xit puln, alu f
' Just about two. minute later
I wm tretehed UKn the grmnt.
V. . i ' i '
Ah, Sow welt do I remember.
With my tplriu reft of git, t
One brlKht'afternoon- Heptember
7th, 1HM. j. ' -
HOXO OrTHE MEDICUHSi.
When I can read my heepkln clear
l-'To fee of blue-pill allies, .
, You shall be still my fawn, my dear,
..And our sweet home shall rise '
From Uncle George's corpe-lot,
Where, with amazing grace,
Shall bloom our vlne-encapsuled-' cot
Love's temple In that place.
I'll try new-fangled medicine
. Upon the town well, sure.
If they should qut thlsjrorld of pin, .
T rrwere"g6bl "thing for the dor. .
Ah, so, I'll sow my "little pills.
Broadcast through that doomed land.
And reap rich harvests of big bills.
And swell the. angel band.
And swell the angel band.
1IARDEXED IIANDH -
WUai makes my hands so hardened.
Ho homy land so strong? Z- '
d.
Have I been ground by labor?
Ob. not yo!r wholly wroo. . . .
I often go to epaeerts, ' .,.
' Mostly the Lecture Course.
And watch with glee the singers
Bore am till their throat are hoarse.
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And. when they are quite exhausted, .
I make them sing some more; .
I clap theee hardened digits,
L.&4 shout "Bray wNngkr9j7
I care Hot for their bowing ; . " ,
I make them sing; again;
I'll get my money's Value
By -use of bands and cane. '
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That has made these hands so tough;
But much delight I've gleaned,
-From. ioftlng duuUle.programmes,
- For rto.4hjfr encore flymj.- "
M ICKLLA! KOt'H AlVKKTlHR M -
Our Winter Display
.or.
res -MCX A BID BOTB
iriLL KNAIil.K ATA. INTERVXTKH IN MAIJC AT
f f tire4o 'lert (he rliotrcul prXiH'tlonii of this iieaaon.
1xw I'riif and Ample Asmrtments will be fouud In each
liepartnu-nu , . '
FurTleSv"? T'lsterTanVI HNitie,TlevernIeTrvefriats7
' Meiilura.and Heavy Weight Overcoats, Worsted
Hulls, HeMrh 'Holts, Cloth Hults and
- Cuiiliiire Hulls, for Sleti,
Youths and Boys, '
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FISHEL & ROBERTS,
Cr. rirs ss4 Alder Rtsh,
PORTL-iXIX...
OREQON
FLEISCHNER, MATER & CO..
Front and First ilreeU, betw?n Ash and A,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
WINTER SEASON
Ti rn. maVkr has make very
1X chases of a full line of
EXTENSIVE rUlt-
MIILIIVKItY GOODS,
Trrecf frnitniis Manufacturers and Importers I n XewYorkf
Our Htock will eonsist of the latest styles and shades of
Feathers, Plumes, French Flowers,
; HATrVBHAPEH, -
Plain, Grot Grain and Fancy Eibbont,
. SILKS, VELVETS, BATINH, ETC.,
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To which we Invite the attention of the Millinery Trade of
i Oregon and Washington Territory.
TKi
-TS-Jlir-H--FATHERr-
When bed-time comes and curtains fall.
And round I go to wind the clock.
Ere lafnps go oat my wife doth call, .
" Remember, dear, to wfnd the clock."
' Whea boots are ofl.lkud or th day 7 "
.. All Irksome cares seem put to root, " " ,
,1 hear wife's voice from dreamland say,
, "Be sure you put the kitten out."
When stretched between the sheeU I lie,
UWhen heavy lids have ceased to wink,
.... 1- From trundle-bad there ooraes cry," . . .
MI want a dwlnk I I want a dwlakt
t- . r - Chitxiff TViOMiM.
V 7 , : THK SIMPLE TRUTH. '
The sun comes np and the sun goes down,
v And day and sight are the same as, one;' 4t--The
day grows grn and the year grows brown, .
And whaj Is It. air-when all Is done 7 .; ; t
Gralns"of somber or shining, sand, -
"T Gliding Into and out of the. hand I :
. The IUh?r drops his n.et la the stream,
And a hundred stresmsarethe same as one;
And the maiden dreams her love-lit dream, .
And what is It all when all Is done?
' " The net of the fluher theurden breaks,
' -And the dreaming dreamer always wakes I
s i Bottom JdvrrtimT.
The tide comes In and the tide goes oat,
. And a hundred tides are the same as on ;
For who can say what I'm writing about, .
And what la 11, ai when aU Is done, , ,
. iy, uiui ' J yrtM u u u, uv uvh .
Oh I nothing but taking It out again.
JFor pwple must read a great deal of sot, '
And-rubbish' and rot are the aarri4 as one.
T Yaeymay as wall .read what I write. Why; not?-f-
But whatU4t all, when all Is done? '
Some1 Tinea of type and a meter rough,1 1 ' -.
" And not as Idea la the whole of the stuff
- . r-ifamiirTl XitrMpooit.
A ROMANCE.
Ther was a young lady most lovely and fair,;
- t Ritooral, rttooral to;
For only one man In the world did she care,
Ritooral, ritooral to. , .
IrslngS-
IcM Stand at her wlrk
Kltooral. yliooral iox.
Bhe'4 hiss pale s e whloh to hiss' sha would Blag, .
' " Ritooral, ritooral to. . - . ,
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And wbeo the fair maiden bsM wooed and he'd woa,
Ritooral, ritooral to, '
tier pa chased blm dff at the point of a gun,' -.
- v Ritooral, ritooral lo. ' .
Being the only Wholesale House in the State Importing
MILUXERY GOODH direct frpm New York,. we will be
prepared to offer extra Inducements to oar Friends and
Patrons. '
USE ROSE PILLS.
rssss
. BHIKDLKB, r" , F. S. Cl!ADBOCJE.
tPortland. Han Francisco.
' Established I8B7.
. SHINDLER & CHADBOURNE.
rwmt mmd Tint Ut sMs. Morrlawsi aatd Yataahlll,
IORTLAND, OREGON,
) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Furniture and Bedding!
OK EVERY DESCRIPTION, "
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mirrors, Wall Papers, Etc.
OLDEST HOUSE IN THE R1BMITURE TRAD E.
Headquarters for School Desks Fine Fumltore a Specialty.
FACTORY, FOUR MILES FROM EAST PORTLAND.
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6i WASHINGTON STREET, PORTLAND. OREGON, RE
spertfully requestall ths reailers of tbe N Ktr North
wm who have work In bis line to call upon or address
him. Kstlmstes given on application, and ail Inquiries
promptly answered. ; , .,; t . ,
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UYERY HACK AND FEED STAILES,
. rrar Seewsid asel Tnylsr atreeta.
Reasonable Charges for II Ire and Boarding. Hack orders
promptly attended, lay or Night a
'.. -, WiSJDWA Kl A M AGOOJr, rroprletora.
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PKOFKMMIONAU
JOHN Bl. MITIHKX.U lALTI St. DBUXlTb
. MITCHELL A OCMCNT, .
Attorney&atLaw, -OFFICE
Corner First and Morrison streets, la rooms for
uirriy. oceupicu Dy nucniers iiciara uauery.
1. .
DOLT If.
sV
t Josrra simok,
C. A. DOLTH.
BROHAt'OM.
DOUPH, BRONAUCH, DOLPH sV SIMON,
" Attoniryit-at'Latc,
ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE, PORTLAND, OREGON.
3-40 tf. .
JOHN M. DALY,.
- A ttorncy-al-Law,
Dallas;
"11 f ILL PRACTICE IN THE
tateafnttrts.
OREGON,
DISTRICT AND
UNITED
OC3R-89
- BENJAMIN I. COHEN,
Attorney - at - Low atul Xotary Public,
Editor or ths North wkstmsi Law Jockkal aid Rbai.
; KsTATR RaruKTKR, ,
KV per AnnumJn advance. Sample copies free),
155 Flntt street, opposite Occidental Hotel, PorUand,Oregon.
Will practice la'atl the Courts of Oregon and Washington
Territory, and the U. S. IMatrlct and Cirrult Courts,
Collections promptly attended to, and pressed with vigor,
Iarticnlar attention paid to buaineas In theGeneral Land
Office aud other Government Itepartmenta at Washington.
Kastern Correspondent, Capt. JOHN MULLAN, Wash
it ts ssssjaa
del m
F OR. H. M. RUSS. ,
tirtk Slree't. Oppawls JPwag
Rest Rubber Plates.... .$13 00 to 00
Gold Killings I 00 " M
Compnaltlon mitngs."..-.. 100 00
Kstractlng Teeth SO
Extracting (with painless spplUoe)..... 1 0t
DR. J. O. GLENN,
Dcnti$t,
Southwest corner First and Yamhill streets.
PORTLAND, OREGON. '
MISS DR. ANCIE L. FORD.
OFFICE-Rooms 4 and Monnaates Building, Is7 and 14r
F1nt at rwl. (
RESIDENCE No. 01 West Park street (corner of Stark).
attention given to Diseases of Women and
Jal
Special
Children.
MRS. DR. M. J. SOLANDER,
Una School Iftjftician,
TTAS RECENTLY ARRIVED TN THIS CITY, AND.
II will pay particular attentiun to the Chronic Diseases
of Women and Children during her stay. She can be con- '
suited free at her office, Room J, MeKinnellis block, an
Second street, tiotwern Salmon and Main. - She la prepared .
to furnish special remedies for the diseases of Women. AU
consultation atrictly confidential. , del
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ATTENTIJON,
Printers
and Publishers
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Tor Sa"Ie Cheap I
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iaa lbs. Nonpareil (same nnmbsr as this type), In extra
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17 Fonts Advertising or Display Type.
SS Column Rule. (. of them 30 Inches long and ths
others S inches). - - - -
"TTltaTlan hiirbleTniposTnglltoneMxM Inches. ' .
.1 pair Wrought-Iron Chases, with side and foot-sticks.
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Editorial. News and Advertising; Rules, Composing Sticks,
Quoins, Planer, Mallet, and everything pertainlag to .
oomplete oflloe, ;
at a bargain. For par-,
We wilt sell ths above' material
tlenlars, address
DCMIWAY Pl'BLISHIXO COMPANY, '
- -Ptlasisl. Owgsa.
USE HOSE PILLS.
The Ladies'. Emporium and Lace House
Has been removed from 140 Front street lo
17 TIIlBtb BT BET. MOBKISOV AND YAHTIILL.
O"
rR LARGE AND INCREASING TRADE FORCED
us to swears more eommodious Quarters, and we sr
now enabled te dlntdav our Klecant 'Stock ot Laxiles1- L'a -
derwear, Kmhroldeiiea, lAces, Zephyrs, Chenilles, Relief
Pictures, Rachlngs, Uaadkercbiefs, and all material nsed
for fancy work. .
All orders from ths country receive oar prompt and
careful attention.
-Jal JOHN M. fiAKKISON st COM Prwprletar.
XZXPZRE BAKERY.
V088 TFUHR,
- J ' Mannfacturersj)f
Dread. Cakes. PnstqrU?llnt..Drend
. Soda, Picnic, Batter, Boston, Sugar and Shoo Ely
., , CRACKERS,, ' . ,
Jenny Lind Cakes, Ginger Snaps, Ete., . :''
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