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Religious intelligence. since his wife’s death Mr. Ingraham had you and make my peace before I dare speak to the young lady I love of my no one to influence him, for he consider desire to win her for my wife. Will Prof. David Swing, of Chicago, thinks The sun ot an August day was send ed Dot a mere child, to be petted and you forgive me the last Christmas the best the world ing golden shafts through the intersect governed as though she were five years Dot held out her hand. “With all ever had. of age, instead of a well grown girl of ing foliage overshadowing a limpid trout eighteen, of more than ordinary capac my heart, Mr. DinsmoYe, and I shall al Joseph Cook’s monthly receptions are stream. ways respect you for the frank, manly features of the Boston world of scholars ity ami good sense. A young man was kneeling beside it, went on in this way for sever part you have acted at the last. You and theologians. pole in hand, ostensibly fishing, but the al Affairs months. Mr. Dinsmore’s calls grew have my lx st wishes for your success.” The Methodist Board of Church Ex speckled denizens of the brook had but Mr. Ingraham was at first very angry tension received $105,631 during its more frequent, and a strong pressure little cause for alarm. The cool brain at Oram Dinsmore’s defection, but when OJR MO|I)E|TtIV TIMINS. and steady hand so dangerous to their was made te bear upon Dot to make her Dot satd decidedly: “I would not have fourteenth year, just ended. listen to his suit, which was now openly Dr. Dollinger is not yet wholly recon peace under ordinary circumstances were declared. She had now tried to discour married him if 1 tad remained single all ciled to the act of the Old Catholic not really putting forth any efforts age him by treating him with marked my life,” he determined to give up trying Synod in abolishing priestly celibacy. against them. coldness and indifference; but he would to direct the course of true love, making It was a handsome young face turned not take a repulse, and her life was a virtue of necessity, yet thinking him The Church of England las. year in such evident eagerness toward the growing to be an unhappy one, her fa self a model father. provided in elementary day schools Pains in the Back and Kidneys, faintly defined foot path leading through ther’s conversation being almost princip Non-Ketention of Urine, Dot was willing that her father should some 2,252,000 out of the 3,942,000 the woods to the sylvan spot. The ally upon the perfections of her suitor, please himself with this delusion as long sittings. Inflammation of the Bladder or Kidneys, Diabetes, features were almost too regular for whom, at heart, she cordially detested, as he withdrew his opposition to Philip’s The M. E. Church in the United Brick Dust Deposit in Urine, masculine ideas of beauty ; but the firm though doing her best to treat him with coming to the house. States has 11,423 itinerant and 12,492 Leucorrhma, way the red lips were set together and courtesy. When a few months after, the real local preachers, and 16,721 church Nervousness, the massive chin reJeemed them from Painful or Suppressed Menstruation, heiress, Miss Dorothy Ingraham, ap Philip knew of his constant visits, edifices. weakness. An! all the comp’alnts arising f«>nu dwmseil or debilitate J state of the Ki kier* or Urinary Organ« of either and heard rumors of an engagement. peared upon the scene, uncharitable per The veteran Dr. Shaw, of Rochester, As « prompt relief and euro for Rheumatism, Neu sex He started to bis feet as the crackling He grew gloomy and morose, and when sons said that Mr. Dinsmore had known It is PUnELY VEGETABLE anl ENTIRELY HAIOI l EJS, and ejpicia.ly adopted to the uted* of Women raljpa, Gout, and as a general pain relieving and healing entered upon his fortieth year as pastor liniment, no preparation on earth equals the German and Children. It presents tho of dritd leaves and twigs betrayed an he chanced to meet Dot. would pass her of the mistake. remedy, St. Jacobs Oil. Its remarkable action has of the Brick Pnsbyterian Church De mystified approaching footstep. Another mo in a way that made her poor little heart medical men, delighted sufferers, who after But Kate Belmont, bis betrothed wife, cember 7 th. years of torturing pain and unceasing doctoring, found ment, and a breathhss young creature it their only hope and care ; and it has dispelled the had the pleasant consciousness that she Philadelphia churches have raised For those who wish to make their own Tsa; and for those w ' jojj le o! life *ronderi it diflkalt to do this, wv and prejudices of the most incredulous. was beside him, panting from her rapid ache. So things went on from bad to worse, had won his heretofore mercenary heart $9,000 toward the expenses of the doubts Many persons occupying prominent stations in life, have prepared a approach. and who are well and favorably known throughout the until Dot would havo been glad if her while he thought Dot the true heiress, OOMCENTTILA.TBQ EXTRACT, “I began to think that you wire not inheritance had been sunk in the sea. and that he valued one glance of her great council to be held in their city in land, have from their own experience and observation, accorded the most enthusiastic endorsements to St. coming, Dot, and that my holiday was At last another actor appeared—a young bright eyes more than he did Dot’s sup 1880, and will raise the whole $15,000 Jacobs Oi Which contains the virtues of the Plant in a form"ionvenient for travelers an 1 others. if necessary ’ . to prove a failure.” Rt* R«»v- Hi*hop ¡Gilm 'nrlCleveland' girl, who created quite a sensation in posed thousands. Ohio*— The St. Jacobs Oil has benefitted me greatly' “It was by the merest accident that Mr. Hammond, the revivalist, is going I consider it excellent for Rheumatism and kindred dis The real testatrix was very much taken the quiet village. She was from a city eases. I got away. Father hardly trusts me with her namesake, and would not con about with a company of men and women R«y* F* W* PuchoTz, Wasst.ai Minn*— in the far West, and was very pretty, Full Directions Accompany fEach rackage. out of his sight But he was called off in London, Ontario, singing hymns and Used the St. Jacobs Oil in the case of a lady of his con sent to take more than half of the prop on unexpected business, and I’ve run and knew just what colors to choose for erty. The mistake about her legacy had holding prayer meetings in saloons and gregation who had been lied ridden with rheumatism her toilet to set off the tints of her for 17 years. She used the St. Jacobs Oil for three days, every step. I feel so guilty all the and was able to leave her bed. been the means of drawing her into the hotels. XI. o ct d t li o Folio w 1 xi. g T o h t i xxxo n 1« 1|« b ■ glowing brunette complexion. time—I can’t do it unless things _ R‘V- Dr. B* Pick* Rochester. N* Y* — Canon Lindon is regarded as perhaps society of a young relative of whose ex Suffered so intensely from llheuniatic pains that he was P of . tland , Oregon, July 29, 1789. ■ Dot’s heart felt like lead in her bosom, change. ” unable to preach. Several applications of the St. Jacob6 My Kidneys were in a very bai condition. The Urine was liks brick due, and I sufferel a great deal the most brilliant of the living preach istence she would otherwise have been when one day she met the stranger Oil “relieved him wonderfully.” my back. All remedies were unavailing u;it I I triel t’aeOREJJN K DNEY TEA, whi.-h give me almost “Dot,” began Philip, reproachfully. ignorant. It proved very pleasant to ers of the Church of England. He ap Hutto Preyer. Esq*» National Candi mediate relief. H. HAMILTON. ■ walking jauntily by Phillip ’ s side. She “I know it is hard,’’ continued the pears at his best before a cultured au PoRTLixn, r reapn, August 2, 1879. ■ date for Lient- Governor of Ohio. 1879* her to have such a treasure-trove of —It cured me of Rheumatism and I can recommend it. Having a severe backs 'he last Winter, I was in laced tn try the OREGON lilDNE 7 TEA I found it very girl, “but I am as much the sufferer by was shortly afterwards introduced to warm, human affection, bestONved upon dience at St. Mary’s, Oxford. in its results. It was not more unpleasant to take than other tea. I Mould recommend it to thosl * Hon* Thomas H. Price. U. S* Treas beneficial it as you. Though, Phil,” with a sud her, and for a few moments a hateful her, for young Dorothy loved her aged « The lady members afflicted as I was. JOHN P. FARMER, I ury Dept Wat ’ hin&toa* D. C-* recommends of one of the st. Jacobs Oil as the most wonderful pain-relieving P ortlakd , Orego", July 31, 1879. den intensity in hsr voice, “one thing I spirit suggested that she would make cousin very dearly, and was always Episcopalian churches in Brooklyn col the and healing remedy in the world. His testimonial is The OREGON KIDNEY TEA has cured mv ba-k and Ki Inevs, and I am at a loss to express my gratitu- can do. I solemnly promise never to herself disagreeable ; but she resolutely pleased to entertain her in her pretty lected among themselves $500 at Christ endorsed by some of the head officials of the Treasury I shall always remember the OREGON KIDNEY TEA with plaasuri and esteem, and highly recommend it to ■ * put the temptation away from her and Department who have been cured of Rhoumatwm and my friends and acquaintances. J. H. P. DOWNING (at P Selling’s). ’ marrv any one but him I love, and that home, for she became tho wife of Philip mas, which they distributed among the other painful complaints. appeared her own natural, lovable self. roRTLAXD, Oregon, July »1, 1879. is—you know whom.” While I was in Tillamook last Winter, I was aff:cteJ in my ba?k and Kidneys so tha it was almost impose ' Mr* R* 8clv>fi>r» No* 31 Brown St*» Bertram, and the happiest little matron poor and needy of the parish. Allcehancy City* Pa * had the Rheumatism ble for me to rea:h Poitlaud. When I got here I wis inlueed to try tlie OREGON KluNEY TEA. I drank, • “That is poor comfort, Dot. To She soon ceased to wonder at Philip’s under the sun. eight years, and had used every known medicine mv men's, the tea made from it, and it has effected a rad cal cure. I can highly recommend it to all who ar< Luke Lothrop, known to Yale gradu for know that the girl you would shed your evident pleasure in Miss Belmont’s soci without relief. A single bottle of St. Jacobs Oil cured afflicted a I was E. COHN. ates of many classes as a college janitor, him. iNDErsxDENCR, Oregon, Decembe- 13, 1879. heart’s blobd for cannot give you a kind ety. She was so frank and cheerful Living in San Francisco. Both myself rnd wife hare been for some years afflict ?<l with di-emo of the kidneys, and had tried man) has recently died. For twentv-five Gustav A* Hcilmunn. Editor of th* word now and then to keep up your and sparkling in her conversation, that “Hittsburc Daily Republican. ’’—Suffered reme lie« without obtaining any permanent relief. About three months ago we were in weed to try a package o she was won from her prejudice, and years he was a deacon of the Temple with rheumatism for three years, and lay many a night the OREGON KIDNEY TEN, wtiich has apparently entirely cured both of us, as since taking it two weeks w< spirits ! I shall half the time think But, after all, it doesn’t pay; we do unable to sleep on account of 'terrible pains. Two bot have felt no symptoms of the disease. We can heartily recommend it to others similarly afflicted, as we believr they grew to be friends. street colored church, New Haven. tles of St. Jacobs Oil cured him. you are forgetting me, and making up it will do all that is claimed for it. M. L WHITE. not mean in the money sense, but it It was not long before Kate Belmont doesn’t pay in any way we look at it. Mr. William E. Dodge says he never Mr* F* ‘Wilkie* Lafayette* Ind*• reports A stoiiia , Oregon, December 28, 1879 your mind to marry the man your father ca.se where a man suffered so ba. Uy with Rheumatism I take pleasure in testifying to the merits of the OREGON KIDNEY TEA. For the past three years 1 knew the true state of Dot’s feeliugs This tremendous pace that we are going invested any money that brought a a that is so taken with.” he could not move His legs were swollen and he been suffering from Kidney troubles, and during the time have trie 1 nearly every kind of Kidney medici toward Oram Dinsmore, though Philip ’ s the most terrible pains- Twelve hours after the the m<rket, almost without any relief. Having heard that the OREGON KIDNEY TEA possessed wo “You are very different from the idea | will very soon result in driving all the better return than that he expended for had first application of the st. Jacobs Oil the pains were prop, rties, I purchased u package, and from the first dose obtaiued relief, and by the use of the one package name was as a sealed book between the education of Rev. Wm. D. Johnson, gone and the swelling hod disappeared. I have of you if you give way to any completely cured. SAMUEL GRAY. nice poor people out of society. We Mr- Henry Shaefer» Millorsburc» such* feeling. Why, Phil, all the people them. Dot loved him as dearly as ever, know many of the best, the very best the colored pastor of a church of 800 Ohio* E voenk C itt , Oregon, October 20, 1879. was cured of Rheumatism in the hij>s. I here certify that I was suffering from an attack of backache s? severe that 1 went about doubled up «En 3 in the world couldn't make me believe and the very intensity of her feelings for people, the most gifted, and most culti members in Macon, Ga. Mr* Henry Lea-. Patriot» Ohio, had could n aightenup. I used one unckove of the OREGON KID.xEY TEA, and I am fuly persuaded that such a pain in the left shoulder that he could not move. was restored oy its help. you false, if you had promised to be him made her strangely shy of mention vated, the best born, and the best bred, JOHN W. LENGER. St. Jacobs Oil cured him after a few applications. H arri Drna, Oregon, December SI, 1879. Feminine Items. true. But I must go. I just came to ing bun to even her dearest friend. who are now exiles from social life be The St. Jacobs Oil is for sale by all Druggists, Dealers I have used the OREGON KIDNEY TEA for pains in ths back, and I am satisfied with its effects, and done ♦ 1 It was a great surprise when Kate cause they cannot afford to come into in Medicines, and General Storekeepers at Fifty Cents tell you—no matter what happens— hesitate to recommend it as a mild and safe remedy. Z. T. SCOTT. per bottle. “A Fraud in Silks,” is the startling Where parties arc unable to obtain the article through that force could ‘not drag me into a said to her one day, half jestingly : IIARIMS3CR0, Oregon, December 31, 1879. competition with the wealthy in this usual sources and cannot induce their druggists to The OREGON KIDNEY TEA has dons my wife as much if not more good than any of the many remedy “ How strange that you don't like race of jewels and clothing—this vulgar head line in an exchange. ”Ah 1 Went the marriage with Oram Dinsmore, and to promptly order for them, they will, by remitting Five she has used for pains in the back, and I bolieve it to be a good remedy for the d setscs which it is recommends Dollars to us, (per money order or registered letter), re for. A. M. COX. fav good bye until we can meet as we Mr. Dinsmore better ! I have taken a contest of display of shops’ contents back on you, did she i” ceive Ten Bottles by Express, expenses prepaid. I! arris B uro , Oregon. Dec. 31, 1879. great fancy to him, but have studiously used to, with the full consent of father.” and tradesmen’s baubles. We know of The Duke and Duchess of Buccleugh Some three months ago I was attache 1 with a seve-e Pain in my Bick. 1 bought a {»ackage of the OREG05 Address A* VOGELFR & CO. “That’ll never be!” was the gloomy avoided being even pleasant to him, for young ladies, just as lovely as youth, will soon celebrate their golden wedding. KIDNEY TEA and by th. time I had used one half of it I was encire'y rc'ievod and have not been troubl« Baltimore, 51<L since. I cheerfully recommend it to all who uuy be suffering from a lune or weak bock, as a pleasant, safe six The trade supplì d by answer. “It’s good-bye forever, I am rumor gave him to you; and thinking beauty, education, good manners and He is the premier Duke of Scotland, good remedy. B. J. GRIGSBY MESSRS* HODGE* DAVIS & CO. sure. I wish that old cousin of yours him your special property, I aidn’t want accomplishments can make them, en and is lord of 450,000, with a rental of Portland Ore on. aep2? 6m had left his money to some one else. It to play with edged tools. But if you titled by their socials positions to enter $1,150,000 a year. has destroyed our happiness. Your don’t love him, I shall adopt different society, denying themselves an indul Mr. O’Flanagan; “Well, Barney, SOLD BY ALL DRLGGISTS & GENERAL DEALERS. lather seemed to like me until that will tactics, for I think he is perfectly splen gence of their natural tastes because when you come to see your landlord, ye did 1 ” made you an heiress, and Oram Dins they cannot honestly rival their more “ ‘ What is meat to one is poison to wealthy associates, and because they are meight put a coat on you.” Barney : more began coming to the house. Much “Is it coat, your honor i Shure, thin, as he mijiht have been taken with your another.’ How true those old adages too prond to appear in harness not gilded the only daeent eoat 1’11 be having is An Immense Stock Just Received. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR looks, he’d never have bothered his head are ; I don’t think he cares for me. He and silver plated with monogram and jist a bundle of howls stitched tigethurr, about you unless there had been a pros never looked at me before I came rich. crest stamped by fashionable society. and sorra a rag else—and that same in They are put up'in retail assortments at pect ot adding to his possessions. I I wish old Jared Ingraham had left his We think, and all gentlemen think, that pawn—bad cess to it intority.” know him of old, and he’s as tight as money to same one else.” $5, SIO, $20, $30, $50 a young girl looks prettier in a lawn, The late Mrs. Catherine Hogarth “ Jared Ingraham, ” said Kate, mu the bark of a tree.” j in a simple white cambric, with peach Special discount of 50’' on fample lots to dealers. “Really, Philip, you are compliment singly ; where have I heard that name 1 down and a blush, hair natural, than Dickens was in her youth a pretty, J. R* GILL & CO, old one in train and flounce, with hair bright-looking young woman. In her Address, ‘ ary. So money is the sum of my at Oh, *I know ; 1 ‘ ‘ have the dearest jlJ tf booksellers. Portland, Ogn. later years she is described by an ac friend out West, and it’s her love story chemically dyed and face painted in tractions, is it quaintance as a comfortable-looking ma But there was no vexation in the which that name has brought to my French cosmetics. But women dress eyes she turned upon his troubled face. mind. Something happened to separate for women, not for men, and there is tron of the English middle class, amia The Nev/ Silent No. 8, Hers was a trux,, truthful nature, and them when they were both very young, only one way of reforming this abuse, ble, but commonplace in conversation. On New Year’s day Mi 3. Hayes’ toil she understood her lover’s meaning, and she left all her friends and settled and that is a strike ®n the part of all in the West. But she always remained et was more than ordinarily becoming, Wheeler & Wilson though she tried to sj>cak lightly and pretty and sensible girls against this how Out and for Sale at the Book Stores, playfully to prevent a painful parting single, and to this day is true to the unreasonable social tyranny. Let them the gold threads with which her white scene. Tears were near her eyes, but memory of her old love. By the bv, not decline to attend parties, but rally brocaded satin dress wrought contrasting she forced them back; she must be strong her name is almost the same as yours, in force with plain, cheap and simple handsomely with her dark hair and eyes only its Dorothy Ingraham, instead of dresses, and with their other charms and brunette coloring. The waist of for both. »She held out her hand. Is the Cheapest to Buy Dot. ” her dress was cut V shaped in front, and give battle to the rich ones, armor clad “Good-bye, Philip. Don’t be discour ...... BECAUSE IT IS .... “ Why,” said Dot, “ my name is Dor in clothes of expensive material and filled in with lace. The sleeve» were of aged ; all will come right yet.” All tho gentle- Duchesso lace and embroidery in seed The Easiest to Learn, Philip took the little hand in his othy. They only call me Dot for fashionable make. The Easiest to Manage, short. ” men will be on the side of the pearls on the finest net. The court dress brown palm, and gazed longingly into the Tlic Most Durable, “ I wonder if you and Miss Ingraham young and pretty one3, and we will was long and square and entirely made sweet young face. Then he said : The Lightest Running, “Won't you give me one parting kiss, are related to each other. I am quite drive these dressy old maids, wives and of the white brocaded satin, on which ....AND DOES...... sure that Jared Ingraham was her lover ’ s rose buds were worked in threads of dowagers to the wall. Expensive enter Dot i” The Most Perfect Work. “Yes, Philip, kiss me here,” touching name. If it was the same person, tainments and C03tly dressings are an gold. The petticoat, of plain white doesn't it seem strange that he should evil in San Francisco society. There satin of the richest texture, was trimmed NO SHUTTLE to THREAD a slender finger to one of her soft cheeks, have left his money to a young chic like are hundreds of pleasant houses that with bias folds of satin arranged hori Use« a Straight Self Setting Needle and “and from tuis time that place shall be you, begging your ladyship ’ s pardon, in never entertain because they cannot zontally, with a fringe of gold and pearls sacred from the touch of other lips until Does the Greatest Variety and The edition of the OFFICIAL GAZETTE published by me two stead of his laithful old love I ’ rival the more elegant affairs given by between. Up either side, where the Widest Range of Work. we meet again.” years ago has been entirely exhausted, and lias added its proportion to Dot’s face was a study as Kate rattled millionaires. This has a tendency to court train fell back from the petticoat, Philip kissed the cheek which flushed the influences which are attracting the thousands of immigrants to our discourage social gatherings of the more were broad bands of embroidery in gold Those who have tried it are delighted redly at the touch of his lips. Dot was on. It fairly shone. with it, as it is the only silent “ Kate,” said she, “ I see it all! I unpretentious kind. An association of thread. In her hair was a silver comb, chary of permitting caresses, and though sewing machine that makes am an interloper. Isn’t it nice ! The the kind we suggest would bring to it and on her neck a pendant (a cameo they had been fond of each other from tho LOCK STITCH. will said, ‘ I give and bequeath to my nearly all of the young, most beautiful, head of the President set in diamonds). their boy and girl days, Philip had never ----------------- > — W»-« ----------------- And accelerating the development of our natural resources. The de It 1« the Best Machine for all Family presume«l to kiss her, unless when play dear cousin, Dorothy Ingraham ’—that’s and most accomplished girls of society ; Mr. Phillip Remlinger, an old sub mand for such a work is constantly increasing, and to meet that demand all I can remember verbatim, but that ’ s Use, not Liable to set out of Order* all the young married ladies, who, oeing ing« game of forfeits in some of the merry scriber to our paper and well known to I shall widen the scope of the GAZETTE, change its form and issue it enough. All the law terms in the wives of poor men, do not desire to im gatherings which are sometimes given in We place it on trial with all other the whole surrounding country, informed hereafter in regular monthly parts under the above title. It will be world wouldn ’ t make it plainer to me. pose upon them burdens of extravagant . country neighborhoods for the double Machines in the world. purpose of drawing the young people to We all thonght it strange that he should dressing, and all the rich girls who have U3 the other day that his wife, who for gether and helping the farmers to husk have left it to me when he never had sense enough to know that youth and two weary years had suffered with rheu it was Winner over Eighty Competit ors in Paris in 1878. thfir corn, or get the rosy produce of paid me the slightest attention when he beauty are overmatches in attractiveness matism in the shoulder, during which the orchards into festoons of neatly was alive; but the lawyer said that to to the display of dress and jewels. From time she had been treated by several Try it and yon will be «are ta like and buy it Concerning the material resources of Oregon and Washington lerritory, pared and quartered apples to dry, on his knowledge there was no other per this class the wives would be chosen. physicians without success, had been including a full description of the Cities, Towns, and Counties, Topo the*principle that many hands and nim son of that name, so I must be the one. All girls hope to be married—all gentle completely cured by a single bottle of Agents Wanted. graphical Appearance, Population, Growth, Business Enterprises, List« ble fingers make light and pleasant Give me your friend’s adcress, and I men expect to marry ; it is the natural St. Jacobs Oil.—Bucyrus, Ohio, Courier, of Officers, and a complete will soon get to the bottom of the mat relation. But he is a brave young man Feb. 13, 1879. work. who will take upon himself the responsi The next moment ho was following ter.” 131 Third St., Portland, Ogn. If you are goin$ to paint your house, “I'll give it to you, of course, but first bilities of married life. Sne is a cour Janl5-tf the lithe little figure with sad eyes until barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder it had disappeared under the overhang promise me not to say anything about it ageous girl who will yoke herself in life’s ful Imperishable Mixed Paint is surely I Of the State and Territory. Our agricultural advantages, asjvzell ai the HOTEL DE FRANCE, ing branches. He lacked Dot’s faith in until you are sure.” harness to a husband. It is a rare couple the best, for it is warranted by their mining, manufacturing and all other material interests of the entire I “I will keep silent until you give me who, not being rich, will say to each LEWISTON. IDAHO. the kindness of the future. He could State and Territory will be fully represented. agents in your own town not to chalk, M. LeFranroi., • • • • Proprfelre«» not anticipate a long separation, and permission to sjieak,” said Dot. other: “We will harness for the crack, peel or blister; to cover better and Mme. This well known establishment, entirely rebuilt, is She wrote at once to the old lady, and chances and toils of life’s journey ; we work easier than any other paint. The Imper open for the reception of guests, with everything new perhaps estrangement; and it was with a isbabie Faint was awarded the first premium, and elegant. Bxperi need French Co. k» in the culin in heavy heart that he gathered up his I due time received a reply which con will content ourselves to be excluded over all other paints, al the California Stele ary department The House will be k pt open all fishing tackle and started for home. A firmed her suspicions. So she immedi from social life because we cannot afford r air, 1878, and the gold medal at the Oregon night, and a free coach to and from the steamboat«. Fair, 1878. Get a circular from their distant relative of the Ingrahams had ately began to put things in train so the costly expenditures it entails; we state Agent, which explains this wonderful discov Who have a special love for the grand and beautiful in nature, ar a just Try tne alu anil you certein.y would lately died, and had willed his property that Miss Ingraham should receive her will work for ourselves a life course along ery. havo nnothpr beginning to turn their attention to Oregon’s unsurpassed scenery. Real, to his cousin, Dorothy Ingraham. Dur rights. that lower plane to which we are con izing that the “ half has never been told ” of tho THE DALLES. ORE«OW. A month had hardly gone by when, fined for want of money.” It demands tir in making any purennse or tn 1« openfor ing his lifetime lie had never shown that the reception of guests, with everything writing iu response to any advertise he was aware of the existence of our much to Dot’s amusement, Mr. Dins a high moral courage for a young couple ment in tills paper you will please men new «nd elegantly furnished. A liberal «hare of the public patonago is respectfully solicited. The house little Dot, and it was a great surprise to more called and requested a private in to withdraw themselves from the asso tion the aame of the naper. will be kept open all night, and a free coach to and from the trains. TMOMAM SMITH. her when the old ger.t’eman’s solicitor terview with her. She had noticed his ciation of friends, and attempt to carve Valleys and rivers; all parts of the State will be visited, and faithful oct 2»-3m Formerly of the Ernui-e Hotel. eame f»om New York with the intelli growing fondness for Miss Belmont’s out for themselves an independent pen-pictures given, omitting nothing that will render this work invalua gence that he had made her an heiress. society and half suspected the denoue career; to live within their means when ble as a J. A. STROWBllIDGE, At kfirst it was a great pleasure to the ment their “means” is confined to the earn Direct Importer and Dealer tn COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL, As she went into the room he rose to ings of the young husband. All along girl, and she built many pretty “castles In Lol« or 8? 5o, $3 and $10. LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING1.;, in the air’’ about the way she would use meet her, and for the first time Dot felt the shore of social life in California we ¥•. 141 Front Mt. Portland. Or her wealth, until a clixnge came over the an emotion of sincere liking and respect see scattered wrecks of domestic life. Cash Discount to trade 55*,', Pent by Mail anywhere. BY WM. It EC It «Sr HON, enter her heart for him. Under the in Who that lives here cannot count up by scene. Port’ md. Oregot. And just the book for the crowds of immigrants now coming, and pro Mr. Ingraham, who had heretofore fluence of genuine feeling he seemed a the score the ruined homes ? Who that posing to come to our State. To make its pages even more acceptable seemed well pleased to Lave his daugh different person to the plausible, polished notes the current of events does not as a Traveller’s Hand-Book, as well as"- ««ncjrmiw ■D vl BOIS ««s HZHXTC3-, ter in Philip Bertram’s sompany, began man of the world who had tried to palm recognize the hazard of marriage ? Look GENERAL AGENTS, to entertain higher views for her, and off the semblance of love upon her during at the divorce record of to-day in com commission and Forwarding Merchant«» when young Mr. Dinsmore, son of the his unsatisfactory courtship. A Wonderful Remedy. parison with that of a half century ago. 108 Front street, 411 Washington gueet, There is no comparison between it »nd the common Portland, Ogn. San Francisco, Cal “Miss Ingraham,” he said, flushing as —Argonaut president of the village bank, began to We shall add to each monthly part interesting tale?, sketches poetry slow acting porous plaster. It is in every way Special attention given to the «ale of wool drop in of au evening, with the evident he spoke, “I have come to make a con suporior to all other external remedies, including Flour, Grain and Produce in Portland and Sai scraps of local history, news, wit, etc., etc. 1 71 liniments and the eo-ca'led electrical appliances. It Francien. »«119-lm intention of seeing Dot, though he asked fession, and ask your forgiveness. Not A minister in one of the small Illinois contains new medicinal elements which in combina Mr. H. M. Clinton will have immediate supervision of the dateila tion with rubber, fxMsesses the most extraordinary for her father, poor Philip began to be for withdrawing my suit, for I know you towns was the unfortunate loser of sev THIS ,N1W Min-relieving, strengthening and curative properties of bringing out the work, and will visit all parts of tho State and Terri treated coldly, and at last was forbidden have never even liked, much less loved eral dollars the other night He had a Any physician in your own locality will conflrr th» above statement. For Lame Back, Rheumatism the house! tory personally to insure its accurate completeness ELASTIC TRUSS the unworthy man who stands before donation party. Female Weakness, Stubborn and Neglected Colds Is the latest and best With Had Dot's mother been living, things you; but for persecuting you with my and Coughs, Diseased Kidneys, Whooping Congf, light pi cssure tne hernia ia re- Sold complete only by subscription, at $3 03 per annum, Singl* affeections of the heart, and all ills for which porou- wonld have been different, for her sterl unwelcome attentions. Under the light b-ined.ay and night with ea-e. A Liverpool boy recently hung him plasters are used it is simply the best known remedy parte 50 cents each. It is comfortable, durable and ing good sense would have carried the which a genuine passion has shed upon self because “somebody found fault with Ask for Benson ? Capcine Porous Plaster and tak cheap. Circular* free. no other. Sold oy all druggists Price 25 cents day against her husband’s sudden infla my actions I see how contemptible they him.” Th« bjy was certainly not born Sent on receipt of price, by Seabury A Johnson, 2] D. 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