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¡GON, (FEBRUARY- 20, 1874.
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Dr. Dio Lewis writes: “Of the
DORRISS <98 HEhiBREE eight poundswhich a man catsand
drinks in a day, it is thought that
TERM8 OF SUBSCRIPTION.
not less than five pounds leave his
•3 00 body through the »-skin.
Owe Copy, One Year,
And of
1 75
One Copy, Six Months,
1 00 these five pounds a considerable
One Copy, Throe Months,
percentage escapes during the
night while he is in bed. The
rates of advertising t
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addition there is much effete and
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1 fcO 1 3~B0 450 J 9 00 18 1 22 00
MncKes, fW| 4 uo 5 00 11
20 1 30 00 great part gaseous in form, pene­
22 Î 32 0Ó trates every part of the bed. Thus
1 450 1 5 50 6 00 J8
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j 500 j 7 00 9 00 I 20
28 1 38 0Ô
j Col.
30 1 50 00 all parts of the bed—matrass, and
j 700 1 9 00 12 1 20
50 j 90 0Ö blankets, as well as sheets—soon
18 1 30
1 col. 1 10 j 15
»otiee* in the Local Columns, 25 become foul and. need purification.
cents per line, each insertion.
For legal and transient adverttenmentsft2.- The matrass n^Cds. this quite as
-50 per square of 12 lines, for the first inser­ much as the sheets. To allow the
tion, andll.00 pet square for each subsequent
nsertinn.
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Adeertisemenls to be Paid for up- or changing three or six montlib,
on making Proof by the Publisher.
Personal Adv». 50 Ct». aX.ine.
would be regarded as bad house­
Subcriptions Sent test, $2 00 a Year,
keeping; but I must insist if a thin
business " cards .
sheet can absorb poisonous excre­
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tions of the body to make it unfit
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for,use in a few days, a thick mat­
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111 First 8troet, Opposite Occidental Hotel. tain a thousand times as much
these poisonous secretions, nee
PORTLAND, OREGON.,
janlOtf__
to be purified as often certainly as
P.’C. SULLIVAN.
once in three months. A sheet
‘A.ttoi’n.ey at Law, can be washed. A matrass cannot
be renovated in this way. Indeed
Dallit.S Orvgon.
ILL PRACTICE IN THE-COURTS there is no other way of cleaning
■ YambiU, Polk and other counties a matrass but by steaming or pick­
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W. M. RAMSEY,
/nents exposing it to the direct
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ses are scarcely- «practicable with
LAFAYETTE, OREGON^
any of the ordinary matrasses, I
• Off e in the Court
am decidedly of the opinion that
J AS. McCAIN,
the good old-fashioned straw bed,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, which can every three months be
exchanged for fresh straw, and the
LAFWETTB, OltECON
tick washed, is the sweetest and
ILL PRACTICE IN ALL OF THE
marllv8tf- healthiest of beds.
fttftte Court«.
If in the win
ter season the porousness of the
E. C. BRADSHAW,
straw beds makesit a little uncom­
JLttorney at Law, for
fortable;
table; spread over it a comfort­
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
er or two of woolen blankets,
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which should be washed as often
OfSre in the Court ffonse.
as every two weeks. With this
arrangement, if you wash the bed-
LAFAYETTE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
cbvering as often as once in two
71EIIQU8ON & BIRD, comer of Jefferson or three weeks, you will have a
? and Main ; dealer» in produce and gen delightful healthy bed. Now, if
eral merchandise.
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you leave the bed to air, with open
------ ELTY
jgUTY & & SIMPSON,
BIMP d UN, north
-norm side
siae Main
Jiun window’s during the day, and not
street; dealers in drags, confection-
eries and family supplies.
_____________ make it for the nigfTit before even­
ing. you will have added greatly
JAH. M c CAIN, attorney -, office on south
to the sweetness of your rest in
aide Mam' street.
consequence, and to the tone of
-wwr M. 'RAMSEY. County Judge and
I heartily wish this
▼ ft *• attorney ' at law,—office in the your health.
Court House. .
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good change could everywhere be
Only those who have
OHN BIRD, westside Jefferson street,* introduced.
dealer in stoves and tinware.
thus attended to this important
C. BRADSHAW, attorney at law.
matter can judge of its influence
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on the general health and spirits.”
Published every Friday by
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ELTY A SIMPSON, cor. 4th and Elm;
dealer»in groceries, glassware,Queens
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proprietors. Best wines, litjuors, &c.
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of 4th and Depot street». | New house
good accommodations.
DAYTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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ranted. Orders left with J. W. Cullen will
receive prompt attention.__________ *.
CHRIS. TAYLOR?dealer In general mer­
chandise, Odd Fellows’ building. The
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cheap cash store.
8. POWELL, Saw Mill.. Dressed
• lumber of all kinds, doors and win­
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ironed,
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descriptions always on hand and frames
of all descriptions made to order.
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ARKER 4 CO., Ferry street; dry
goods, groceries and general merchan­
dise. Dayton flouring mills,
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On the evening train from Al­
bany .‘recently, was a woman bound
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Westfield, who persisted in re­
questing the affable conductor to
.inform her when Chester ‘was
reached. Every time when the
conductor passed through the car,
he was greeted<with: “Please tell
me when we get to Chester.”
Courteous man though he is, even
his patience was finally exhausted,
and he politely requested the un­
fortunate female to maintain si­
lence, as he had heard and would
peed her injunction. Chester was
finally readied, aud “Chester” was
yelled at the car door. The train
again started, and the conductor
mounted the car-in which was his
persecutor. “Will you tell me
when we get to Chester?” she said-
“This is Chester,” he exclaimed*
and, grasping the bell-rope, he had
the train back up to the station.
“I’m real glad you obliged me,”
said the daughter of Eve to the
exasperated conductor. “ My bus-
band used to live here.”
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Thè present prisoner went in
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Byall means borrow all the
In the city of Mobile they srer
dam' wc jake from the 8 » Louis tect i, hunted him down ar.d ar-
trouble you can! If you cannot daily drawings of lotteries, afid the
him. This was in Hendor
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Dispatch Of J&. ¡17tl| I
y be of rested
borrow enough in one day^rt np negroes are the principal buyers of
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qounty, Keokuk, one year af-
d some of tu| re dors:
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nigfits, and get somebody to help tickets. An honest old uncle call- *
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Yesterday i|ftcrao|n | letectivo ter the dòse of “ the
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ed Jeff* was o|»poscd to the busi­
von.
Stiles, as was ¡xpectw ? rived at - Purdam is one 0f ’ the finest pis-
Y ob will have erows-feet at tlx? ness, and had forbidden bis wife
Uijited
States
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lam, the tol shots in the I
.corners of yobr eyes by the time buying tickets. She secretly did
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pactly built and need a wig at thirty, but never placed it in her market bosket, in­
Scott, in Butle •, cdanlykj Mo., on of stature, but
the 5th of Jub 118731 1 ’he pria- does not seem 0 dread the conse- mind, there is a satisfaction in tending to stop at theoffice on her
oner gvAc? his escort j nc| 1 trouble quenecs that may i suit to him from knowing that trouble has done it.- way to market and learn the luck.
whatever j and JtiieS was.i ^pleudid*. the killing of Scot He speaks bit­
Always bc-on the - look out for 1 The old man discovered the ticket . r
ly treated; by a 11 the polie 5 officials terly against Dr. dams, of But* something to happen. Full half before she left the house, tqok ii
with whopi he <imeì.ir| J contact ler county, who h taken a prom- the troubles in this life are purely from the basket, and pasted it ob
during his -prj tracw tflp. Pur- i,,ent Part in ,lun ng the prisoner imaginary, and. the more you worry the back of the dopr of their cab­
dam was turn ?d «ovi ct| tv him at down; Purdam d lies having been the livelier will your imagination in. The wife went on her
mues south in love with Miss all, the young become. >
Lafayette! aho It fifty y I m
arrived at thtf office, and ascertain­
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Ypu know the story of the little ed that she had drawn a prize of
cahse of the trouble between him­ girl who was found pryingtoitterly fifty dollars, but wa«much excited
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A Dispatch i reporter tlAs mora­ self and Scott, anjl, if this is true before the mouth of the family ov^ at not finding the ticket. - Return­
ing callee npoj li the prisoner at his the fact that the/young lady is now on, which was being heated for ing home, she searched in vain for
cell in the Foil i Courte aid saw a married will not weigh heavy on Thanksgiving sacrifices? When the ticket, until the old man hiked
sharp featuredlgoodilopki ig young his mind.
asked by her mother what was the her what she was looking fori She
man, dressed i| i 1 tfrowiijejjis- pants > The prisoner’s n other and broth­ matter she replied between her told him, and that it had drawn a
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and whity shii treated in|a corner er live in Saline pounty, Illinois, «sobs:
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reading the ac ;ount of hir capture while a second brother is serving - “Oh, ma! I was thinking what finding that he could not lemove
in a morning paper.) j|is outer his term in the penitentiary of that if I should grow up, and get mar« the document without destroying
garments "were ,on thè bench be- State for stealing Purdam will ried, and have a Tittle baby, and it, seized the doOr, took it from its
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“made tracks” for the office: Ar­
black and- his noustacbWnd goa-- as the jail there ii considered safe, on it—boo! hoo! oow! qow !”
riving almost out of breath* he .
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tec aro trilnnu 1 in military style,
Well, there are thousands of thrust the door at the clerk, and
Thomas Paine Jiad many quota­
The cold grey eye that dj^dt for
people in this world ju?t like this exclaimed: “Daris de ticket! dart
an instant’on I ? fie visitor, hs he ap-. ble epigrammatic sentences:
little girl. They arc on the look de ticket! ■ Jes gib us de money;
men
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souls.
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dat’s all we wants!” And like
|re then
proachcd the All, and w|re
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out for hot oven lids.
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other
good
men,
white
as
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Man
has
nb
property
in
man,
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cast upon ithe printed
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Something terrible is continually well a8 tinted, his moral force
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Rose
like
a
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fell
like
a
deterndned
man i
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that Purdam is ¿the
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staring them in the fpture. They melted away before the prospective
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expect tlie cholera every year.— gi-ccnback.
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The Peoria Review sajs that a
the ridiculous.” f
source, would mdicate|. j
pox. They shrink up and shudder
lad} teacher in one of the public
“Tyrqnny, like hell, is not easily
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In
the year ao-to ry
at the thought of a comet. They
schools was amazed the other day
conquered.”
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saw the light of day in
expect to be struck by Iigjitning
by seeing a perfect forest of juven­
“Pities the plumage, but forgets
county, Kfrj, h| B father beftig a Weil
every
time
a
cloud
passes
over
the
ile hands fly up iq, the air and
the dying bird. •I ” •
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to do merchal it. When" sixteen
sun. They never go to bed with­ shake and gesticulate with violent
“My country is the world, and
years of age ¡e ran ’away from
out expecting to be murdered be­ agitation. “What do you want? *
niy religion is to do good.”!
home and j cnt| ¡red thej. Confeder-
fore morning. M the cat geU shut
queried the puzzled instructor«
“
Titles
are
but
nicknames;
and
ate service, ?eii rin| during his slay
up in the pantry, they are sure
Chorus;—“Yerhairt falling off.”
under Chcthad [.Breckenridge, Van every nickname is a title.”
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Dorn and Braj
An Indianapolis editor is re­
I They are continually looking
teach
governments
humanity.
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the lost cause | iwo yearsjand was
for fits of sickness; and believing sponsible for this: “A young lady
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Thougli
the
flame.of
liberty
noted for his | laring recklessness
tliat an ounce of prevention is in Indiana sought to demolish an
may
sometimes
cease
to
shine,
the
and utter b»sr| gard fo r his own
worth a pound of cure, they em­ unfaithful lover by publishing some
coal
can
never
expire.
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life, ¿eknej 4 no such thing as
verses addressed to him, in which,
f“I love the man that can smile ploy - the preventives, and their
fear, and [woiild “face ajy odds,
houses smell of onions, camphor, after prophesying her immediate
in trouble, and pan gather strength
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hartshorn and whisky, in about dissolution, she said: ‘Come gase
from distress, <nd grow brave by
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on my dust, false one? But the
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reflection.” |'. f
They arc ready to meeVall evils compositor spelled dust with a *br.”
like feroicty in? battle attracted.the
He that rebels against reason
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atteution of life superior! officers.
Lapeer, Mich., has.had a dram-
For bis bravery on tbatjoccasion iff a great rebel, but he that in de- realize the fact that the most of
fence of reasonj i rebels against tyr-
atic ontettajnment.. . The “Union
Purdam was offered a|e<mimission
the troubles we have arc those
as first lieutenant but defined it. abny, has a better title *to ‘Defen? which we never expected or dream­ Spy” was produced, and the local
editor’s ecstatic feelings bn the oc­
the
. During ^thei
the| early ^parj
^par| of the der of the Faith/ * than George
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ed of. What ^e arc confidential­
casion may »be inferred from his al­
Third.”
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war the subject of this sketch shot
ly expecting to come, seldom docs lusion to “a billowy ocean of J L ■
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$nd killed Daire Wells,
noted
An inebriati . some little while come, and the heaviest blows fall foaming skirts^ which,- in their vir­ * ■ Î
guerilla ch^eft|in in Manjhal Co., back, got into |a car, and became upon us when we arc most at our
gin and uncontaminated
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Y. Weekly. rolled and surged and [ puffed iu
that
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inUl$ United that it was proposed tb ^jcct him; . A man in Hartford has stopped
Not long since, nta Sunday-,
his newspaper because his name
States and: fol sojne ieaion con­
bu^ a kind-hearted and reverend
school, tlie teacher, after trying
ceived a dislike fir Purijnm
was printed in a list of advertised
l’ur^am and
doctor, who whs also a passenger,
hard to impress on the minds of- a
determined totget him out of the interposed for him, and soothed letters, and his wife, happening- to cla.®s.of smaL boys the sin of Sab-•
see it first, went and got it for him
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him into good behavior for the re­
bath-breaking, asked, “Is Sunday
One evejiin| Wells di ÿoyéd Iris mainder of tfib journey. Before and found it was from a young la­
dy, who complained that he didn’t bettor than any oilier dav?” when
man into the Brush, am I address-
leaving, however, he scowled upon
meet her at Worcester, as he the smallest lx>y in the class an-
ing him jvith|tlie rtio$t insulting
the other oceu|ants and muttered
sweredi “You bet your boots it is!”
language thatbould be applied to some words of on tempt, but shook ‘promised.
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Cheer up,
man, stated Jliat his* object in
hands warmly dth the doctor, and
The stringency in the egg mar­
bringing ~
Purda
jam there Was to kill said, “Good da , my friend; I see ket isi painful. There has been a, cheer up; it’s a long lane that has *
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uo turn.” Don’t we know it? Of
lira. ‘ The'gue
»you know wha it is to be drunk.” large falling off in deposits of late,
couysc it’s a long lane tliat has no
time pirllecl hi| pistol, biiilPurdam
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many of the hens* having entirely turn.
How perfectly\al«urd to
was too quick^fot him, and Wells 'fYoung Smttj was walking but
suspended,
while,
others
are
hold
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waS instaritlyl tumbled tVbfn his with theddol o| | his heart, the oth-
expect« feller to “cheer up” because ■ V
ing onto their z reserves. It is
a long lane has no turn! We de­
chose the fa­
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saddle, his opponent cpoly ’ replac­ er j evening, and! j they
thought, however, that Oeariy all
cline to eheer up for any each rea­
it* lovers, the <oat
ing his derringer with the
he remark, vorite resort of
will be able to resume in the spring,
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when
the
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begin
to
move.
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Shortly Wr this “
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affiray Pur* noses reddened toy the north wind,
A newspaper paragraph 'says store up at Eagle Harbor, and the
auel Gaipes, a no- she burst out 4 raptuously,
r------- _ “Isn’t tliat a Chicago girl complains to Marquette Journal says: “He must
ted murderer,
io was afterwards that dam splendid?” She nearly the police that Bhc has been gobbed have an extensive trade, for we
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hanged, and <
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