Is Slavery Abolished?
Kisses.
The Father of His Country.
Kisse», says The Boston Transcript, are
Through the kindness of Dr. C. B. : The real “Paradise of Babies" is
How lacerated were the tender sensi-
bilitits of liberty-loving New England, as various as the kissers, and each kisser Smith, of East Portland, we have been Japan—as has been said many times—
when the sabie-hued mothers in the j is unique. There were never two just j erm it ted to publish the
following ac- ' for not only do the children have every
Southern States were separated from | alike, any more than there were ever
count of the burial of Gen. George imaginable toy, but many persons get
their children by their inhuman masters. two faces just alike.
their living bv amusing them. Men go
There is the kiss given the baby. Washington, which we extract from ¡ui about the streets and blow soap bubbles
What storms of fiery indignation burst
froiq the lips of her statesmen »gainst a ■ The power to do this is peculiar to original copy of the Ulster County, N. I for them with pipes that have no bowls
code that licensed such outrages. ! woman.
Y. Gazette, published January 4th in as ours have. These young Japs have
No man ever kisses a baby without
What denunciations "from its pulpits up- >
the year 1800. It is a real and valu tops, stilts, pop-guns, blow-guns, magic
on any religion that tolerated such ! making a botch of it.
lanterns,
kaleidoscopes, wax-figures,
The reason for this is that a kiss, to able curiosity, having lieen purchased terra cotta animals, flying-fish and drag
wrongs. What burning invectives wore
hurled from its press ujion a civilization be a kits, must be something more than from a museum in the East, by Dr. ons, beetles that flutter about, turtles
Smith, he paying therefor $2C. In an that move their legs and i»op out their
thav permitted r.uch atrocities. How | lip service. It must have heart in it
melting was the jiathos of its orators i
Anil when a man has given his whole advertisement of a saw mill for sale, a heads, birds that fly about ami peck the
over the inhumanity of this barbarous I heart to a woman (as he always does), negro wench is included as part of the fingers anil whistle, paste board targets
From the proceedings in that, when bit, open and let a winged
system. What floods of sympathetic j the baby has to take his father’s kisses property.
tears its people shed over the victims of i without that which alone makes the Congress and full account of the cir figure fly out, and—most wonderful of
such heartless cruelty. And what glad worth having.
cumstances we republish the funeral all, perhaps—little balls looking like
ceremonies, verbatim, which should be elderpith, which, thrown into warm
pseons of triumph awoke the echoes of
But when a woman kisses a baby!
New England’s hills and dales at the
carefully preserved :
Bless you, what a difference!
water, slowly expand into the shape of
downfall of this iniquitous institution. I
Iler kiss has heart in it; two hearts,
WASHINGTON ENTOMBED.
a boat, or a fisherman, a tree, a flower,
But is slavery really abolished 1 To-day in fact. Her own and the one her hus
crab
or bird.
G eorge T own , Dee 20.
a mother is fleeing from this land of the band has given her.
The
girls of Japan have dolls’ furni-
On Wednesday laft, the mortal part
free and refuge of the oppressed to find
And she is so lavish of those two
;
ture
and
dishes, and, of course, dolls.
of WASHINGTON the Great—the
in some monarchial country of the old heart-power kisses.
Father of his country and the Friend of I They have dolls that walk and dance ;
world an asylum denied her in this land
Oh, to be a baby!
dolls that put on a mask when a string
of her birth, where the babes she has
She cares not for dirty face, she shrinks man, was configned to the tomb, with is pulled ; dolls dressed to represent no
borne and nursed shall not be wrenched not for aught foreign or domestic that solemn honors and funeral pomp.
bles, ladies, minstrels, mythological and
A multitude of jiersons aflembled,
from her protecting arms by her infur may rest upon those ¡»outing lips. Though
historical personages. Dolls are handed
iate drunken master. But wherein now I nose be untidy, though chin be ditto, from many miles round, at Mount Ver i down for generations, and in some fami
the hot indignation of New England’s though cheeks be daubed with every, non, the choice abode and laft residence lies are hundreds of them. They never
statesman I Where the remonstrances thing daubable possible for a baby to of the illuftrious chief. There were the seem to get broken er worn out, as yours
groves—the spacious avenues, the beau
of her pulpits—the invectives of her daub with, what is that to her I
do ; and, in fact, they can hardly be the
tiful anil sublime scenes, the noble man-
press -the denunciations of her orotora
Nothing!
dear playmates that yours arc. They
fion—but alas! the auguft inhabitant
and the tears of her people ? All
She sees nothing but this—a baby!
are kept as a sort of show, and, though
was now no more. That great soul was
are strangely
i
silent and passive,
She has but one impulse—to eat it!
the little owners play with them, they
And why I .Because the “paut-
Wbat one may not eat, one may kiss. gone. His mortal part was there in do not dress and undress them and take
deed! but ah ! how affecting ! how aw
fugitive”
now
ing
is
only a . And she kisses that baby!
them to bed as you do. A good deal of
ful the sjiectacle of such worth and
white ■ woman—a New England wife
Oh, don’t she!
the time they are rolled up in silk paper
and mother—and the laws by which her
To fly to the other extreme, there is greatness, thus, to mortal eyes, falleii! and packed away in a trunk. Oh the
babes can l»e torn from her fond em the kiss of friendship. This is between —Yes ! fallen ! fallen !
great festival day of the Japanese girls
In the long and lofty portico, where j
brace were net exacted south of Mason two of the softer sex, the kissing sex,
—the Feast of Dolls, of which no doubt
and Dixon’s line, but are New England’s and is a lifeless affair, the very mummy oft the Hero walked in ull his glory* you have heard—there is a great show
own time honored statutes, made sacred of a kiss. It is performed in this wise now lay the fhrot.ded ’ corpse. 'Die of dolls and toys, and it is the event of
countenance ftill composed and serene,
by their age. And if any man weakly [for it is a performance ]:
! the year for the queer little black-eyed
yielding to his humane impulses shall
Two ladies meet. They pucker their seemed to depress the dignity of the maidei.s. The Feast of Flags is the
dare to give aid or assistance to this mouths into an angular protuberance, spirit, which lately dwelt in that lifeless boys’ great day, and they have banners,
fleeing, fugitive mother and her infants, and cocking their heads to ono side, as a form. There those who paid the laft flags, figures of warriors and great men,
he will do it at Lis peril. The whole i hen will before picking up a grain of sad honors to the benefactor of his swords and other toys suitable for boys.
vengeance of our most holy fugitive corn, two faces, full of unspeakable resig country, took an impressive— a farewell
wife laws will bo invoked upon his de nation and inflexible devotion to duty, view.
If you are going to paint your house,
On the ornament at the head of the barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder,
voted bead. Do people seek to justify approximate touch, and retire.
the barbarity of their laws by reiterat
The school-girl kiss is a very different coffin, was inscribed S urge ad J udici ■ i ful Imperishable Mixed Paint is surely
ing the vile slanders against Mrs. affair. As unlike the kiss of friendship um —about the middle of the coflin, the best, for it is warranted by their
¡¿pragtis I Suppose them true, what as August is unlike December, as fire is G loria deo —and on the filver plate,
, agents in yotir own town not to chalk,
GENERAL
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
wuiil i 1« thought of a proposition to unlike ashes, as life is unlike death.
GEORGE
WASHINGTON,
work eu-ier than any oilier paint. The I tn per
deprive every husband who was false to
Two school girls meet. Mouth flies I
fahab'e Faint W!is «war- e<! the flil.t j retnlurn,
Departed
this
life,
on
the
1
1th
Decem
i over all other paints, at. the California stale
his marital vows of the custody and to mouth, and lips to lips.
Fair, 1878, and (tie gold medal at the Oregon
ber, 1799, /Et. 68.
control of his lawful children I If such
Each would swallow the other. It is
-stalo Fair, 1878
Get a circular from thnlr
Between
three
and
four
o
’
clock,
tlie
Agent, which exDlaiua this wonderful <1I hcov -
were dene, the number of half orphaned well it is so.
ery. Try tne am and you cert* in.j would
children would be fearful to contem
The swallowing tendency of one is sound of artillery from a veffel in the have no other.
plate. But a wife may be puro as the offset by the like tendency of the other. river, firing minute guns, awoke afrefh
A minister relates his experience thus
Madonna—may be the embodiment of
Thus are both preserved for the sons our solemn sorrow—the corps was i I take pleasure in adding [to vol
moved
—
a
band
of
mufic
with
mournful
all virtue and wisdom, but yet in the of men.
melody melted the soul into all the ten i many testimonials, that last Thursday,
nineteenth century many of our States ; They talk while they kiss!
I (Thanksgiving Day), not being able to
give the mother no legal right to her i
Each says to each, “Oh, you dear darl derness of woe.
The procession was formed A moved preach on account of Rheumatic pains
babes, I ut will permit any drunken, ■ ing creature! AV here have you been
ill the shoulder, I bought a bottle of
on
in the following order:
vicious tyrannical brute of a husband to these ages! [since morning.] I’ve got so
Cavalry,
I With arms reversed, St. Jacobs Oil, which, after using several
rob her of her offspring.
many things to tell you !” etc., etc., etc.
times, relieved me wonderfully. Dr. P>.
Infantry,
While Mrs. Sprague with the prestige
And all this is said contemporaneously
!
Pick, Rochester, New York.
Guard,
)
of h t father’s great name and the influ with that kiss; in the same instant of
I
"
Mufic,
ential friends she mav command is forced time.
A new portable family fruit drier
Clergy,
to expatriate herself in older to enjoy
Sometimes two men kiss, but this
best style, may be bought for $85, ,jy
The
General’s horse with his saddle,
the rights, holiest anJ dearest to woman’s branch of the subject is not attractive.
applying at the B i : e office, Portland,
holfters, and pit’tols.
naiuie, the society of her children, well
We have no sympathy with it.
Oregon.
an 22-tf
■
may we exclaim, women have no coun
It is an abomination.
W
o
10,000 extra fine Peach trees of choice
X
Cols.
u
try.—Women’s Journal.
The kiss par excellence is, of course, Cols.
c3
P m
«
vaneties. Send to J. II. Settlemier,
Simms,
Gilpin,
the kiss of love.
M
Woodburn, Oregon, for a catalogue and
I
Ramsay,
Marfteller,
Needle Work in German Schools
What is it like I
special
rates.
Little.
i
Payne,
Don’t ask us. It 13 indescribable.
P h
In the elementary schools six hours a ■
Try it.
Mourners,
HT In making nn> |>urc*tiiiHV or tu
week are given to needle work and knit- ■
It is sweeter than honey and the
Masonic Brethren.
writing in re«poti!*t* <«» any n<l*.*rtiae-
ting. Knitting only is taught in the honeycomb, sweeter tar than the oran
Citizens.
ment In ChlM pngier you will |>ieoH*- men
two lower, but even that is done by ges that are “a’l sweet.” It is sweetness
When the procession had arrived at tion the name of ihr giajier.
rule. fn the fourth, from March to the , in the concrete, concentrated, boiled bottom of the elevated lawn, on the
end of August, plain knitting backward i down.
banks of the Potomac, where the family TB WHOM ET MAY CONCERN.
and forward. At the beginning of Sep '
Try it.
vault is placed, the cavalry halted, the The Orego. inn cf a recent dat • eoutains the t -How
tend er a stocking is to be begun. In -
The matrimonial k iSS IS necessarily a j Infantry marched toward the Mount lug:
••Several Oregon jeurnafa l ive comp’ain <1 because
the tLii3 only stocking knitting. Some- j tame one. f
j and formed their lines—the Clergy, the a Postal Agent has been scut ou. here troiu the Fast.
have thought its ran<et< at. o man could be found
times the children knit quietly by them
Duty is apt to grow onerous.
, Masonic Brothers, and the Citizens, de They
in Oregon or Wad iogtoi. lor the po ¡•ioti. The fact fa.
selves, but they must frequently do it
And that is not all.
scended to the Vault, and the funeral th-. Department ba» taken this s e;» cocnisc it I a I no
service h. re in the office of Postal Ag< nt for
together, stitch by stitch, while the I
We have said that the true kiss must service of the Church was performed.— efficient
some years, and therefore decided tosrnd from the
»competent and efficient man.”
teacher very slowly counts »r beuts time. have heart in it.
The firing was repeated from the veffel Ea't
1 he above Is sufficiently answered by the following
Painfully monotonous it must be for a
But the mon has given his heart to in the river, and the sounds echoed from letter
roctived by Mr. Steel, the retiring Postal Agent,
from the chief of his depaitineat ■
child who has well mastered the work. his wife.
the woods and hills around.
P ostofhce D epartment , Division of Mail
.
At 1 the needle is put in; 2, the ootton ; The wife concentrates her sweetness
Three general* discharges by the in-
Depredations, Office of Chief i-pecial
•
Agent, Washington, D. C , O.t. 3, l<0. .1
goes over; 3, the stitch is made, and at 4 upon the baby.
I fantry—the cavalry, and 11 pieces of 0 A. S teel
, Esq., Portland, Oregon—Detr Sir;
taken off the needle. In the second
Th:re can be but one sequence,
j artillery, y hich lined the banks of the The Postmaster General accepted yotir resignation, as
know, of course, by this date’, to t iko effect ii.o
class—ages y to 10, needle work is be
The kirs of husband and wife is but j Potomac, back of the Vault, paid the you
1st in»t. If, however, you did not cease pt rfotnim.ee
af duty at that date, an order can be ma le con
gun. The children are provided with a heartless collocation of lips.
i laft tribute to the entombed Commander tinuing
the par until you received notice of atrept-
squares of canvas ami red cotton, and
in Chief of the Armies of the United snee and discontinued work. You cannot, however,
draw salary in your new po-ition for nine time.
the teachei has a large fiame in a stand,
Atlantis.
States and to the departed Hero.
SfKcial Agent S<-ybold, an experv need agent, baa
on which coarse netting is stretched that
The sun was now setting. Alas ! the been 8<-iecte<l to work in Oregon and Washington Teni-
rlbny fora few months, and 1 betpcik for him such in-
represents the canvas. With a thick
One of the most plausible, and be- son of glory Mas set forever. No — fermatin »nd assistance as you can give.
In this connection 1 beg to sir that von leave the De
needle and thread in her hand, she says:. lieved by many scientists to be the true the name of WASHINGTON—the
with an u ns ill hud record. No doubt is uiter-
“I take up two threads and pass over theory, is this : Ages ago the Americas American President and General—will partment
lalned but that you gave honest and intell xent sei vice
at all times. 1 h<-q>e you niav succeed in your new
two;” and so on, suiting the action each presented a very different appearance triumph over D eath ! The unclouded sphere
to your p i t ct satisfaction.
time to the »ords until she has fully from what they now do. Then an im brightness of his Glory will illuminate
Very truly vours, etc..
DAVIlS B. PARKER,
made the girh understand and copy her. mense peninsula extended itself from the future ages !
Chief Sneii ki Agent.
That is a lesson in running. In due Mexico, Central America and New
time Lemming, stitching, cross-stitch aud Grenada so far into the Atlantic that ; Imperfectly Directed Letters. I
others are taken in the same way aud the Madeira«, Azores and West India
In New York, Boston, Baltimore and
the canvas is filled. Then the girls Islands are now fragments of it This
Pfiindcr’« Oregon Pile Salvo It
hav c each a piece of coarse calico given peninsula was a fair and fertile country, other large cities, it has been the prac
tice
for
years
to
try
to
forward
imper
a Simple but Certain Cure lor
them, on which they work, on the same inhabited bv rich and civilized nations,
principle of counting the stitches. So a people verted in the arts of war and fectly directed letters on their way to all forms of this annoying dis*
well has all lu en arranged that the cal- j civilization—a country covered with those for whom they are intendel, and ease. Try it. All druggists sell
thus to prevent them from being buried It. Price, SI.
ico piece is exact y finished by the end
large cities and magnificent palaces, for weeks or months—possibly for years
of the yi ar. By paying for the materi- i
their rulers, according to tradition, —in the dead-letter office. We say
als a girl is entitled to whatever she
TRENKMANN & V/CLFF,
mak«4> in the school. In the first class reigning not only on the Atlantic Con years advisedly, for within a few weeks
tinent, but over islands far and near, past a letter was returned to this office
each one has to make a calico chemise
And Manufac'urirs
the size fur an at erage girl in her even into Europe and Asia. Suddenly, from the dead-letter office that was
without
warning, this whole fair land mailed well on to two years ago. The
eleventh year, As nature is not very
TiMilsfor Planing,'Molding and Turning,
accommodating, and wiil make her chil- ' was engulfed by the sea in a mighty old practice was a good one, and earned Cattle Brnnda, Iron House Work, anil all
convulsion of nature. Now, this catas a great deal of credit for the post office
kind» of Brewery Work done to order.
dren of very different sizes, the chemises
Machinery repaired on short noti- e. Far
cannot be an equally good fit for all the trophe is not impossible or even improb department. All imperfect directions Also Farm
ticular attention (raid to Boiler Work. Mill
able.
Instances are not wanting of are not the result of carelessness.
Pick» made ami re | mi red.
fifty girls, but that is a secondary con
large tracts of land several hundred Many of them are defaced because the
Iron
Fencing a sjiecialty.
sideration, and the girls have the option
miles in extent disappearing in a like writers do not know how to do better.
Ko.
40
Front
Street, Portland, Oregon.
of taking or leaving their work as it
amr 2-tf
manner.
The island of Ferdinandea There never was a time and never will I
suits them. — Macmillan’s Magazine.
suddenly appeared, and -after a while as be, until human nature shall become
suddenly disapjieared. In 1819, during perfect, or until official information pen
Irish Tenantry.
Consisting of selected Peaches, Prunes, Plums, and
an earthquake in India, an immense etrates every humble house in every vil Grap«-» of the three c hoice, Raisin Varieties.
The Tables of the O. 8. >. Co.’s boats arc supplied
M. M. 4 I'AIIINU.
A state of war exists in Ireland, The tract of land near the river Indus sank lage, when all letters were or will be di- by tfifa establishment.
Proprietor of Vineyard and Orch ird,
from
view,
and
a
lake
now
occupies
its
tenantry is to poor too |»ay rent, and there
rected precisely as they ought to be.
nov 4 1m_____ ______
The Dallex, Oregon.
fore refuse, nor will they leave the lands place. The whole bed of the Atlantic, Every postal department has recognized OTTIXTS !
g - ttms
of their fathers without eviction—and where Atlantis is said to have been sit this infirmity among letter writers, and KeniiUKton't),
Retuiuaion’H,
Hbarp’s hu U
uated,
consists
of
extinct
volcanoes.
tebarpM and
has employed skillful and experienced
they declare that no man shall occupy
Winchester
Wineb«-stn|j
The
terrible
Lisbon
earthquake
of
1775,
I
Kifles.
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Rifle». "
the premises, from which they may be
persons to eke out the shortcomings in
And
Cart
ridges
of
all
kind»
at
reduced
i ' ««,
and
the
later
American
shock,
created
a
evicted, and live. The whole people are
the addresses of letters, so [as to get
BY
WM.
BECK
«Mr
WO
IN,
desjierato, avd will seek wild revenge on commotion throughout the whole At them to their destinations. As well _____ v<>_________ __ _________Porr an<I. < »rei*oi*
those who further oppress them. The! lantic area. That Atlantis possessed great suspend all this and leave the bad spell
a. A. errKOWBKlOUL:
English Government, instead of driving facilities for making a sudien exit ers, poor penmen and penwomen, and I
Direct Importer aud Dealer in
the landlords out of Ireland and giving ; eannot tie doubted. Its very situation unfortunates who pronounce according
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING^,
to the tillers the soil which tb^y culti- j gives good color to the narratives of to their understanding in foreign
Wo. Ilf **«•«»»»< H«. »«o-tiand, Or
vate, is sending more troops to suppress ancient Grecian historians and Tocletian tongues to their fate—close the doors of
traditions,
that
“
it
disappeared
by
earth
the people and maintain the plunderers
the post offices against them—as to re
in their profligacy! This, it is true, is quakes and inundations.”—The Popular fuse to forward letters to the absolute
DALLES. OREGON.
but in keeping with the British policy Science Monthly.
destination of which is perfectly well Is epen THE
for the reception of gue.-ts, with everything
for ages, but it is not in accord with
known to the post office clerks, for the new and elegantly furnished. A lilieral share of the
George XV ashington never made but sole reason that they are addn ssed to public patronage is respectfully solicited. The house
justice, and cannot always last—and let
be kept open all night, and a freeccach to and from
one pun in his life, and that one he for the popular, political or geographical will
us hope t4i.it it may be defeated now,
he trains.
THOMAS SMITH.
oct 2»-3m
Formerly of the Empi-e Hotel.
got before be could tell it, hence he re
names of the places they are intended
A young lawyer of Boston says that ' spected memory.
for, instead of the oftentimes arbitrary
persons seeking solitude, where they can ' A new material for bridal dresses is post office names.
No More
j
No Nor»
ecmrnune with their own thoughts un-' white satin brocade, wrought with
BACKACHE.
| Kidney Couip aint
interruptedly, should come to his office, threads of gold or silver. There are
If every year we rooted out one vice,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS?
where it is as quite as the grave.
alsr tinted brocades with tinsel threads. we should soon become perfect men
Hodge.Davis A Co., Proprietor».
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A Paradise of Babies.
TRADE
TO BUY.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries1
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SMITn BROS.
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A» a prompt relief and cure tor Rheumatism, Neu-
rnlgia. Gout, atiJ as a general pain relieving and healing
liniment, no preparation on i-arth enuah the Germaa
reiuedv, St Jacobs Oil. Its remarkable action haa
niystitieil medical men, delighted sufferer», who after
years of torturing pain and unceasing doctoring, found
it their only hope and cure ; and it has dispelled the
doubts and prejudice» of the most incredulous.
Many persons occupying prominent stations in life,
and who are well ami favorably known throughout tne
land, have from their own experien- e and observation,
accordisi the i lost eutliiwiastic endorsement* to St
Jacob» Oi
Rt* R»v- TH*hop Gilm nr. Cleveland«
Ohio- 1 he St. Jacobs 0.1 has benefitted me greatly
I consider it excellent for Rheumatism taml kindred dis
ease».
R*v- F. W- Fncbolz* Wai»oat Minn-—
Used the St. Jacobs Oil in the case of a lady of his con
gregation who had been bed ridden with rheumatism
for 17 years. She used the St. Jacobs Oil for three day»,
and was able to leave her laxl.
MACHINISTS.
Hollo Prey ar* Esq-« Notional Candi
date for Lieut. Governor of Ohio« 1879*
Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Oregon Kidney Tea!
SIZES & LATEST IMPROVED STI LES ENGINES AND BOILERS,
u.r" u* ***
tii.l M*okin»ry, cumiiltAo; Q*lirtx Mill», Staxiu mJ Hydraulic, Hob>tiu< and all
eihar luad. of Maok-narr mada 1« order. Plan, an 1 Mtiffiite. for MiU* an I other work, and <*«>n>petenl
nieu rurai.hed wken d--*irad to Mt up maohiaery. Ain mmufaeture Gold*« Patent Hygeirn Furnace fori
■nmtinr uoim , publi« buildlnra. ate. Have be«i facili-ie< for lunitnf out flr«t-cl*as work at abort ao-
—"gg^JUpaira promptly aM«ida.i to
*»p~17
¿MilTH BRO., .t VATSOW. FortlUMd. •«».
COLLIE DOGS, and GORDON SETTERS
Aft Auction.
" e are instructed by Wallis Nash, Esq., So »<11 at our Auction Salesroom, No. 45 First s.r.-et, rortlanJ, Oregon,
. On Thursday. December II. 1879,
At 1# o'clock A, M., the following described FINELY BRED 1 OOS, viz:
MOTIH ('OLLIES. Skwp I»««. ..Both Pure Bte><d and Prix-. Dogs liHRDtO »ETTEKS, Bird Des«.
Five Collie PapjrieM, » mciulhs old} pir.lv I andted and broken to stock..
_
Fop plea, 4 Ulen ths old: lour 4 ollie 1‘uppirs, : wcskwuhl.
•
parents choaeu la-.t autuein, by on* of tne treat judge, in Scotl ,nd, from among the Prize Winners at the
Jedburgh Sheep Fair.
. .FOIPJI «»n»ON KETTFH ri PPIF.4. l ive Months Old.
rne futner bred from the Or tampion bitch at both Brnuu^am aud Crystal
Sh »wt in EnzUud.
. The xnotber br<d at Gordon Siatle, Sootlaud, in the kouuel of the Du Ke uf Richmond aud G-«rd on, and
obtained direct.
ParUaj de»irln|f farther iuf<»rrna;i<>n m iy address the Auctioneer«.
'
GILMAN A: <?<>.,
11 ”
■•* 4< First htreet. Portland. Or<tun.
HAWLEY, DODD <& CO.
Hon. Thomaa B. Price« U. S* Treas
ury Dept-* \Vaahineton- D- C-. recommend»
the >t. Jacobs Oil as tne most wonderful pain-relieving
and healing remedy in the world. His testimonial is
endorsed by some of the hea.1 officials of the Treasury
Department who have I>ecn cured of Rheumatism and
other painful complaints.
Mr* R- Schafer« No* 31 Brown R*-»
Alleghnney City. Pa . had the Rheumatism
for eight years, and had used every known medhffne
without relief. A single bottle of St. Ja*x>ba Oil_eurud
him.
Gustav A- Hellmann« Editor of the
“ Pittsbure Daily Republican* ’’—Suffer«!
’
PORTLAND. OREGON.
— It cured me of Rheumatism and I can reeomnieaa it.
Offer for Sale at the Lowest Prices. Possible,
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEI
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AND. ----
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uA.gric^xltxirs.1 Izxxplexxxerxts,
SOLE AGENT FOR JOHN DEERE’S CELEBRATE-*'
with rheumatism for three years, and lay many a night
unable to sleep on account of 'terrible pains. Two bot
tles of St. Jacobs Oil cured him.
Mr- F- Wilkie« Lafayette* Ind*, reports
a ea»« where a man suffered so badly with Rheumatism
that be could not move. His legs were swollen and he
had tne nioat turriblo pains, iwelve hours after the
first application of the st. Jacobs Gil the ]>ain» were
gone and the swelling had disappear«!.
Mr- Henry Sharfor, Millersburg«
Ohio. wan cured uf Rheuuiathnn in the hips.
Mr- Henry Lea-« Patriot. Ohio, had
such a pain in the loft shoulder that he could not move.
St. Jacob» Oil cured him after a few application».
1 he St. Jacobs Oil is for salo by all Druggists, Dealers
in Medicines, ami General Storekeepers at Fifty Cents
per bottle.
Where parties are unable to obtain the article through
the usual sources and cannot induce their druggists to
promptly order for them, they will, by remitting Five
Dollars to us, (per money order or registered letter), re
ceive Ten Bottles by Express, expenses prepaid.
Address
A* VOGELFR &. CO.
Baltim>we, Md.
The trade supplì J by
MESSRS- HODGE« DAVIS & CO.
een'fr’-’lm
Portland Ore on.'
fr
Over 1,000 Sold in Oregon u
W. T. in the last 3 years,
I'l.e peculiar xm.ngement of ¿hi» unriv.
* implement nectla only to be »cento be *|--
ciatud A»k your neighbor what he Um
about it. No complication of lever*. A-
can manage it, ai d do better work than a n-
w ith a walking | low, and twice the quoin
per day.
Deere’s 40,60 and 72 Tooth Harrows.
RANDALL’S
Farm, Feed and Grist Mills,
PULVERIZING
HARROWS.
Bncksye Brosdcast Ssedsrs i Grain Drills,
Schuttler, Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons
Dissolution N otice.
The co-partnership heretofore existing between N. M.
Fletcher, Jam.» MuCoy and James R. Kelly, under the
name of the Imperishable Pa nt Company, 1» this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Jao.es R. kelly alone fa
authorized to collect the oub-tandinK» *nd accounts of
the company, and will pay all claims ag.iin»t the said
eompauy.
A. M. FLETCHER,
(Signed)
JAMES McCOY,
JAMES R. KELLY.
San Francisco, Oct. 25,1S79.
Having sold cut our inter, st in the Imperial.able I
Paint Co to Mr James R. Kelly, we moat cordially re
commend him to our friends and patioos.
('igned)
A. «. FLETCHER,
JAMtS McCOY.
San Francisco. Oct. 25
nov 3-lw
STUDEBAKER WAGONS.
with Patent Roller Brake.
Too well known to need comment.
Send fur Circulars and Price Ustt.
HAWLEY
DODD & CO.
Sow Out and for Sale at the. Hook Store«.
The Pacific Monthly
> A 1ST I) €
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNRIVALLED
STANDARD and ESTY ORGANS
D. W PRENTICE & Cl,
Music Dealus* Portland, Orego
OFFICIAL GAZETTE!
MOLSON & SONS’
CELEBRATED
The edition of the OFFICIAL GAZETTE published by mt two
yean ago has been entirely exhausted, and has added its proportion to
the influences whieh are attracting the thousands of immigrants to our
Beer, Aie andPoner
RICH AND PRODUCTIVE LANDS
Wci.j is f.upcnor to all others
SvnJ’in yohr’or
•fOLSON tt SONS,
23 ti
And accelerating the development of our natural resources. The de
mand for such a work is constantly increasing, and to meet that demand
I Bhall widen the scope of the GAZETTE, change its form and issue it
hereafter in regular monthly ¡tarts under the above title. It will be
°oitland, Oregon',
< Devoted to Statistical Information Ï
D. S1DDALL,
(Of British Columbia.)
DENTIST— DENTIST— DENTIST.
BOOMS—Over the Bank; French & Co.’» Building.
The Balks. Oregon.
nov 11 in
A.C. GIBBS.
E. W. BINGHAU.
GIBBS & BINGHAM,
Attorneys and ( ounselors-at-Law.
Portland, Oregon
National Bank Building
sept 19-tf
*
IDuBOia e*3 KINGt,
GENERAL AGENTS,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
lUKFiont rtreet,
411 Washington stieM,
Portland,Ogn.
Han Francfaoo, (Ml
Succiai attention ¿hen to the a.de or Wool,
Floor, Gram and Pr^auoe in Portland and 8aa
r^anc’Roo.
<« > Ift-1M
Benson’s Capcine
Assorted Canned-Tab'e Fruits
GUNS
"WORKS!
MANUFACTURE AND KEEP ON HAND
Rry- Dr. B- Pick- Rochcatcr» N- Y* —
Suffered so intensely from Rheumatie pains that he was
unable to preach. Several anpli.atiuns of the SC. Jacoba
Oil “relieved him wonderfully.”
...
PILES
TO*
THEGREAT
& WATSON.
Plaster
A Wonderful Remedy.
Hicrc fa no comparison between it and the uommon
alow acting porous planter.
ter. It is ' in every way
su|>orior to all other ext •etnal
____ _________
remedies. _______
Including
liniment» and th- ao-called electrical appliancoo. ' It
contains new medicinal elements which in combina
tion with rublier, |>os»e8ses the most extraordinary
■»in-relieving, strengthening and curative f«r.i|«rtiea.
Any physician in y our own locality will oonflrv the
above statement. For l.aine Back, Rheumatism,
Female Weakness, Stubborn and Neglected Colds,
au«l Coughs, Diseased Kidneys, Whooping C.eigh,
affeections < f the heart, and all ill» for which porou*
plaster» are used, it i* simply the best known remedy
Ask for Benson’s Capcine Porous Plaster and tak>
no other. Sold by all druggists Price ¿5 cents
Scot on receipt of price, by Seabury A Johneou, 81
f Platt Street, New York
meh 2S-1m
Bmjami 1 Snipes.
Vnon Kinersly
SNIPES & KINERSLY,
(Successor» to H. J. Waldron.J
-------- Wholesale and Retail Dealers m--------
Drugs. Paints. Oils and Glass,
Also, Koks and Stationery.
The Dalles, Oregon.
Physicians* l'resjiiptions Compounded Day and Night,
nov 1 liu
W. A. LEWIS,
Architeet and Superintendent.
Concerning the material resources of Oregon and Washington Territory,
including a full description of the Cities, Towns, and Counties, Topo
graphical Appearanoo, Population, Growth, Business Enterprises, Lists
of Officer«, and a complete
Business and Official Directory!
Of the State and Territory. Our agricultural advantages as well as the
mining, manufacturing and all other material interests of the entire
State and Territory will be fally represented.
Mr. H. M. Clinton will have immediate supervision of the details
of bringing out the work, and will visit all parts of the State and Terri
tory personally to insure its accurate completeness.
TOURISTS
Who have a spedal love for the grand and beautiful in nature, are just
beginning to turn their attention to Oregon’s unsurpassed scenery. Real
izing that the “ half has never baen told ” of the
Wonders and Beauties ft Mountains !
Valleys and rivers; all part« of the State will be visited, and faithful
pen-pictuies given, omitting nothing that wiil render this work invalua
ble as a
EMW GUIDE|||||>
And just the book for the crowds of immigrants now coming, and pro
posing to come to our State. To make its pages even more acceptable
as a Traveller’s Hand-Book, as well as
* Welcome Visitor to the Family and Fireside,
We shall add to each monthly port interesting tales, sketches, poetry,
scraps of local history, news, wit, etc., etc.
Sold complete only by subscription, at $3 00 per annum.
parts 50 cents each.
Single
Office ami residence—No. 31 Madiaor street,
Portland, <>;rn.
REFERENCES-Wadhwa* A Elliott, Kirtland, Ogm;
Thus. Smith, Prop’r Cosmopolitan Hotel, The Dalle*,
nov 1-lm
tv,A
D. H. STEARNS, Publisher,
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PORTLAND, OREGON.