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DinBOTORY.
OFFICKHSoftho NATIONAL OKANCG.
Matter John T .Tone, llnrlon.Thllllps, Ark.
OtirtierI. .!. V
Woodman, raw Paw, ou 11
Ilurcn,
MIC I
Lecturer A. n Hmcdley. G'rcscn, IFmvnrd, la.
SteirnnlA J, Vaughn, . Memphis Tctin.
An't Hvirr Mortimer Whitehead, Mlddlcbiisl),
Somerset, N. J.
VnapUxin S. It Ellis HprlnplinroiiRh. Warren. O.
'J'rtaumrV. M. McDowell, Wayne, Ntitilicn,N. Y.
.Stcielary-i. II. Kulley. I.oiilfvlile, Ky.
OtiU-ICerpo O. Willi fddlc, Orchard drove, tnu.
Cerei Mn. Jnlin T. .ton, llirton, I'liUHus. Ark.
Flora -iXif. Krtiiiticl K. adims. Moiitlcelln, Minn.
J)monn Mrs llnrrey iloililard, North Uranby. CI.
Lilly .Uthtant SteicardiUtt Caroline. A. Hall,
Louisville, Ky.
BXECUT1VK COMMITTEE.
I). Wyatt Alkcn, (Chairman,) Cokcsbury, 8. C,
K. It. Hhankland, I)nhuiuo. Iowa.
Dudley T. Chase, Cluremont.N. II.
Alouro Odder, tiock Kalis Whiteside. III.
V. II, Chambers, Oswcicliec, Russell. Ala,
' Officer of Oregon tttnte Orange.
FlUttr-'m.'CJTat, Bclo,
OcertterA. It. Slupley, Otwecn.
lsclurtr-ir. E. N. Hunt, Sublimity.
Hecrttaru'S. W. Itandall, Oregon City.
tiUward-V II. Thomis Walla Walla, W. T.
Aittttant Steward O, W. Riddle, Canyonrllle.
C'Aapton W. It. Gray. Astoria.
Treaturtr 8. 1". I.co, i'orlland,
tfate-AY'xr-Daniet Clark, Hnlcm.
Here Mrs II. A. Miller, Jacksonville.
Wmoia Mrs. 8. D. Iturtum, McMinnvllle.
Kara-Mr. K. A. Kelly. Kant I'ort'and.
&iy ' NHtcard-Hr. Georgia Smith, Hood
River, Wasco coun y.
Executive Committee m. Cyrus, Hcloi It. Clow,
Dall; K. I,. Hmlth, Hood Itlvcr. , .
Slate Iluelnett Aqent-'i. V. Leo. Portland.
Stato Grange Deputies for 1877
fuel Offict. Krjimi.
A Haider Corvalll Corrollls
CLACKAMAS ,
Knocli hklrvlnu Ilntto Creek
NYV Randall Oregon flty
IIHL'liLAS
T WIlnytM Myrtle. Creek
O M (ladtier Drain' Htatlou .
MULTNOMAH.
rlymptoii Kelly Kant I'urtlnnil
MAIIION.
East Portland
P I'Catloranti iVsilovJH
U W Hunt Sublimity balcm
JACKSON. .... ., ,
JN TMIIlcr" Jacksinrlllo Jacksonville
F A I'AlUpiiiii'. Illckrcil tiiem
J J Charlton.. ..... ..-..(loosoLakc Jacksonville
IIISKI'IIINK. ... . , ,,,
Daniel Klu-ter Kcrbyilllc Jacksonrllle
' LANK
lame WMatlock Goshen
R A Irvine Lebanon Albany
"AIM.
John Ilnd Tyh The Dalles
YAVIIILL.
I) O Durham Mc.Mlnnvllh (
J Happlnztnti (lailon
DHRIntihari. Canyon City Canyon City
K V Conver Columbia Clly
II F lloldrn Tillamook North arahlll
UMATILLA.
J 8 WMti Wijslon Weston
linn.
J Henry Hliniedrr.... OU
wasiiismitok Tiiunronr.
ILAH.
II W ItniMii 4 Vauenuvcr
ui.iini.
Ill' Hindi Daylon
WHITMAN. .. - ,,
Lh ItlnitiT Colfax.., Colfax
(HKliALlr.
M T (liio'lilo I.lma
IKIlrfK.
Bti Maihliain ChcbalU ro'nt
TiincrnN.
I. (J Abbott olympla Olympla
U Iiuuinlfu ...Yclin...
Julian 1 1 "II nil' Heatt'a Haattlu
lrw i. .
I, M riiTMti.. OUqu.Uo
AKIMA.
01' Cook Klk'inlmrK
Innnycoiintvwhrni tho Deputy n, pointed U not
thd most mil ilu, ai d thu (Ir mao of ihii loeallly will
jiropurly Inilleatu to inn a choice. I w III tm pli n ud, for
In many Immure I have been oiillctd to maku np.
polLtuwntt wlthuiil UnowluloK in fltiij".
M 0 1 ItllH,
Master OreironHtatiMlratiuu. 1'. of II.
Mooting of Subordinate Qrangoa
MNN COUNTY.
llnp'ii No. 21, imxiM In Albany, on tho Nl
nud :i S ttiiril.tvx of emih month, at 10 n. in.
Oik I'lahi, No. (t, in HaUuy, 'JiuUud lib
HatunliyN in 11 n in.
lUniior, No, UKi, In Urawfordavllle, 1st
undilril Httiirilnys, utu.p. in,
Hyrii('iiii No. l:i, at Mlllorx Station, Ith
HatnriUy, ut I p. in,
I.iibuiKiu No, 'Jl, lit Iiobanon, 'M utul Ith
Haturilny, at 10 u. m.
(ImiiiI I'ralrlii No. 10, Ith .Saturday.
Knox llutto No. '!, lht anil Urd .Siitur
(lays, rUtitlam Nu, .17, 2nd and Ith SaturdiiyH,
Ht 10 i, in. N-
llniwiitvlllo No, ID, ut and 2nd .sntur
(lava.
TitiiKont, No, 7, UtHiidtlrd Frldaya, ut 10
u. m,
lUrrlxhurg, No. 11, 1H and Hrd Stur
davx, at 10 a, m,
Khuild, No. (I, lbt.aiul a I ciaturdaya, at 10
A. III.
Happy llruio No. ID, 1st and iU SaturdayH
In timid iiiomti from Ootober to Jumi, aiul on
tho UtHiilurday tint litUtioonf llioyoar.
lUrmotiv No.2.t,:trd Saturday, regularly,
nioopt In Nov. llao , Jan., Full., uud Mttroii,
when thoy meet tho Ut Friday.
HUSTON COUNTY.
Hoap Crook No tl, iNtHttlunUy at 10 a. in.
WUUmiitUi No, W, iHt'l'liiirmlay, ut 10 ii.m
l'lillouutli, No 12, UhSiturday.at 10 a in.
LANK COUNTY.
Onunwoll. No. 0lt 4UHitiinliVi I p. n.
Kugtini, Nu, 3d, liyKugDtuty City, :iid Sat.
tltv, at 10 a. in.
Ulurlty, N 7tl. 21 HUtmlay.
Ooshon, No. 101. tsiSiuiiiWy.iit JOo'ulook
Juuutlon City, No, 43, 2nd Saturday, ut 1
p. in.
MolCoiulo, No. 107, Camp Crook, 2d Hatur.
day.
1'OLK COUNTY.
Oik 1'olut, o. 3, 1st uud 3rd Saturdays.
MAMON COUNTY.
Hrtlmii (Irangj, Nh. 17, v 1st and 31 S.dur
Vy In tMiih nioiHli, oxi'opt In AUKimt, Sop
touilior, and OotuUrr, whon It nio-tts only on
thu Nt Saturday st llmlr hull In Saloiu.
Alilipn, Ni lit, I'll satuiday.
Uiuk l.lu', N. is 'iJSitunUy, tit I p. in
llutto Creek, No. h-, 3rd Saturday, ut 10
WASUINO ION COUNTY.
H.uvoitiui No.. JiKJ, moot! lit, Saturday, at
10 o'okMk.
A'olliv.v fir I bm'omliiK fivorablv, knowi
ns uglitp building tiinbnr. Ttiuy hat In-lit
fortv iiiiin "-KilMof u "llliiu a yei an tlir
lii'llluooiiM (c4polty tsKX) toiik), atucoHtol
fV.M.OOO. x
.'IhtO'VH of Ijwren!i, Kn hd only
ruio voto MgalrtHt (Ho maiuteniucu of public
frtuaohtiW.
AiutrnU Iim on Hhlu;lnf to Knntaud
rmoked ami Urle.1 Irjr of mutt ju, of excel
lout iualUy.
i Temptations of Farmers.
Tho temptation of Inrmers aro many. I
ilon't mean tho temptations that wo hoar of
overyday fiom our teachers, but lorn pta
tlonu that aro peculiar to frmlng, pucuhs
plowlnp; In too f?roRt lrnito, taklni? too wide
a furrow ullco, thoreby cutting and covi'rlnp;,
or In othor word? turning inoro than the
plow will cut, which will decreitso tho crop
In proportion to tho land not cut by the
plow.
Bowlne; In another temptation that we
havoto contond asrulnHt. To meauro tif
ono and half bushelH of wheat to tho acre,
then pickle with alt, or uso bluo vitriol Ik
destroy the rungus, or Hintit, tho jrralns arr
much larger than whon taken out of tho bin;
wo begin to now with out firnt ineaHiirlng oil
anncro of tlrst plowing, and when tho Inst
aero Is no wed, wo haro two or threo buaholft
wheat loft. 'Honco wo havo not sowod a
much grain on a given pleco of land as we
Ijtondodj a dotrlmont to a good crop, unloss
tho land la very rlculu vogotnblo tnattor.
Harrowing Is another temptation. Wo
do not harrowfour land onoogh. Whon wo
aow grain wo ought to proparo (bo very best
sood bed that could bo madoundor tub cir
cumstance I haVo Boen mon cow their
grain and thon run nver It onco In a hurry
with a harrow, not covorlng moro than two.
thirds of tho uraln. Tboy Reomedlo ho con
Jldontof n good crop, but mon can't mako
farming a suoxim that will farm no.
In cutting tho grain, tlioro Is not tho;aro
takon that should bo. liewlng grain over
tho Held at an expeiiHoof plowing, flooding,
and outllnget seventy Ilv'o contn per aero la
a groat loss. Hut, hays ono, wo havo plenty.
I would Hay that-makes no dltrbrenco; you
fthnuldaavo ovory grain, If it bo posxlhhi
that your prollta may bo tho moro. Many
mon fall just bocauso thoy do not avotho
lllllos.
Welling ono'asolf too closo whon whoat l.s
high iaunotlior totnptatlon. I was talking
with a nolghbor tho other day about thin
tomptallon; hoaid, "I Hold my wheat last
Hpringatmio dollar and n half porlmahd,
and boforo harvost camo I paid two dollars
per flack for Hour." A cad tnlotako in nny
ono that will lot tho temptation carry him
away. M a
OlaukamiM Co,, Oct. f, 1877.
Tho International Kiflo Contest.
Tho inostnccunito iiiarkNinansbln nvnr m.
hlbited in a piibliucompotltlou wamlUplayed
by thoAmeiiuHU nml liritlHli teauiM Iri their
roconl content ut CreeUmoor. Tlin lliriir,i
mulo not only by tho American toam which.
won, iiiii, ujr mo lUHiiij; liritlHli leillll, IIHVO
novor lit'liiro been iquaiod. On tho Hrxl day
tho American ticorti Mood KJV, out of a pos
Mlblo IhOO, and tho llrltlsh 10.'!); on tlin.Hoo
ofid day tho total. Moro fospooilyoly 1070 anil
1013, gltlng, lor full hcoiu, AtnorlnuiH KI3I
and liritlHli 3212. Tho Ahieiiciins boat their
own winning nonro or lust year, ovor tho
Scotch, Irish, Cauadiau, mid AUHtrallau
toams,.Ly 2aS polnlH.
Thoraugofl wero as tutial 800,000,1,000
yardd, u.ioh rllluuiaii having 10 uIioIm over
iuoIi range. Am u buHsovu ti'.utitn us Ti, tlio
lilghcHi posslblo lluro which can bo mulo
by oxoli man Is lf0. Tim largest Indlvliluul
Kconis wero miido by Molars. U, c. Ilruco
and C. K. Hlydunlturgli or tho Amnrlcuu
to.im. Mr. Illvdonbiirgh counted liO out of
llin posslblo 150ou Ills Mix target'!, mid Mr,
llruuo -UA. Tho leading Urltlsli total, nuulo
by Sir Henry Iliilford, rank toveuth ua
eoiiiparnd with thu Amurloau list.
. It in generally en nut dud that tho American
team no their miucuis not merely to htiperl
or hklll bin to butter weupous iind moro per
Itel nrganlKitloii thuu wero iionsuaiuit by
thu KiikIiMi.
Gi:ni:iui, &(Ioiikiih' A 7'imr. enrrns.
poiulfiii lulls the loliowlng Htory of this
olllcer: "I was Informed thoothur day by
an n)o witness or a oliaraclstlij Incident
which occurred during SoobelnirH attack
upon I'leviia, nu tho oxtreiuo ItftofHohak
nilakl'i Division. When his tutiullnn of In.
fantry (aeoompimylug InsLMynlry comiuaud)
I'ltuui under tho tiro of tho twolvo (tunsdu.
iMidlug that imrllon of tho Turklnh lino, thu
mildloru houan hhoutlui; to ehargo,' and
iioiniiioneod rushing , forward. aoobelolV
oidortd a hall, tho iiiou wero drassed luto
lino, and the uomuiatid given, 'Carry urmu,'
Present uruiH. When tho Hue was at u
priNuut' tho Hholls began to full among
iiiuiu. ocuufiuu men atiKon uieni n tney util
not think 'they presented a ntdlctilotiH npeo
Hole In that position under tiro.' Thoy ro
piled that they did. Then ha assured thorn
that ho would keep thotn tlioro uuill the
next day unless thoy protiimoU to keep order
In tho ranks mid nwait tho oomraandsof
Itielr nmcorx, liuteaa or yelling aud charging
ou their own account. The men assured
him that thoy hmw tho forco of his remarks.
.They were then led forwmd, uud behaved
Hpiouuiiuy iiuringioe wuoio aoiion,"
Auothnr grangvr case has been decided
by the United State supreme oourt. Tho
Chicago, Uurllugtoo A Qnluoy railroad coin.
puy were the plaln'lir In error, and thoy
conttttHl tbo constitutionality of the rail,
road law of low. Tho Uoalstou la Hgnlust
tho company. It nfnrras the right of tho
.State to tlx rrelght uud passenger rates, un
hh pinvented by tho terms ot tho oh trier,
Tiiuh tho general principle lias bexm fully en.
tablMiist that UieMiveral Start's cm, If they
wlll,exetclo ooinploto aox'erelgnly over the
rillro.nl within their respeotlve jurlsdlo
tduis,iird irvkuribo what blialt orHbulluot
b charged.
Ono caiiMi ot lae preaeut lo,w prlooofbut
(it and I'lieoto as roiuptred with a tow years
slu v Is tho ennriiious pniduntlou in many
ptrisnfllie West. Take thnSisioof Wis.
isinslu, where In 1h?0 but 22 473,000 pounds
l luitterand l rtl7lVt pquuds nrclKytno wtro
luoiliiccd, llio ver l!7(t alio.M'd a total pio.
duet of 70 1U0XC0 I'Otii'ds of butler rnd about
17 0t'01m)otrluHJn, WIumiihh Is not alone
iiiinug tho Westetu States In tier luereuiiod
ivtiiiitlon to dslry produots.
The popnliiloii al Urnst llrltittu has, since
13)1, lucrn.iv(l funn lO.COO.gW to 2.S,(HX),0iK),
an I )n London Vu'ii-.i (xt'inatia that it will
be doubled In llf ytour ye.irs, Mow to food
U wilt lij (tu t; roil (iitltouUy, for a leaillui;
llrl tb nrlenlturUt mid In n recent upctoh:
li uppvar-s to me, and. It has been ototrv.d
by many of our leading men, that a MMdy
ilotoilopiMoulit colour on in the producing
paw em wf tills IUnd."
A farm hand for hanottlug Is paid In Cen
tral ltnly seon cents a duy, Hiuloonkliters
lilni.lf a lucky man to Quit employment at
that rate. Hut ho, Is no economical and nb
stom'uiis, and tbo fWxl be deems sutlloient is
soolieaptbst he can save money out of ihla
pltlaucc.
WlUDAMETTE
SALEM TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
Tho Association met m the usual tlmo and
p'HCe, CehtrHl school building, Oct., 1 1877,
and was callod to order by the President,
AINu Mattle L. Powell.
Nino tnpmlifirx nrovnnt nt rnll nail Mr
Itindi'l ttirdy.'HHU Miss 1'loreiic Adair,
rtllM'llt.
Mr. Sleeves was appointed uprclal critic.
Minutes of tlio-proviouo meeting were road
and approved.
Under geuorl.btiNtic, tho subject, cor
tmral piinlslimmit. rccolvi-d mhiih httentinn
Since toacherx must record every case, It wan
necessary to determine what coiihiUuios c r
poral puuUhnient. I)elded that nil can Ln
aIiIc'i thp rod Ih uvd, properly conies tinder
this head, and hIiouIiI be rtcorded, glvlni!
ho names nf nunllx tinnlslitwl. unil tilt, ilntii.
nnd tbo causo,
l'ho discussion of ponmiinHhip, UioMibJert
ohoHen al tho lHst meeting, was opened by
Mr. Sleeves. So Ioiik as tho nrt of exprPHs
Ingldcas by written characters has been used,
It Is comparatively reoent.slnco it has be n
reduced tna mvvhi, bacd upon rnrlaln ele
ments and prlnclolos. Docs not doom it ob
soluloly necossary to uso much time ln drill
ing pupils In lbs Hystem, epauiug, height,
etc. Thinks good penmanship Is tho result
of long praallce. and can I in nrntilrnd l.v
most pupils durlng.tho period or school ll'o.
l'ho main object or writing Is to legibly ox
pross Ideas by written characters, and not to
make a boautlful nana, (tamnnreri thn writ.
Ing of Horace Greeley with that of Sponcer,
and then compared tho mon with oaoh other.
A tjlnglo page or.rjreotey's msnusortpt, tbat
could scarcely bo road, would contain the
grandest and most beautiful thoughts, whllo
on a papo ol Sponcor'a manuscript, tbo only
beauty was In tho graceful curve" arid exact
proportion of tho penmanship. Do teaohes
ivksilvo proportion, height and length of
letters, by drawing thdfloalo upon tho board
and making tho lettors In the snale,
Nealnoss, eligibility and dispatch should bo
leading roaiuros or tho oxo'relsns.
Mrs Adilr follnwod belloyod children
moum uo ttiorougbly drlllod In tho princi
ples. Writes n word correctly on tho black
board, explains each letter, and requires
each pupil to wrlto tho eamo word at the
samo tlmo. To eonuro this, sho calls the
princllllosbv nunibnr. the niinllsrull thn
number Immediately anor her, and mako it
Opon tho copy. book. '
Copy.books aro distributed by monitors,
and everything In conneo'lon with the exer
elselsdonoordorly. Miss Smith and Mis
UlAroy, loaohors In tho Fifth Grade, writ,
tho letters upon tho board. Thoy rule the
states mm require pupils to wrlto tbo lotlers
In thofcctlcr, thus-securing uniform height
and longth oftbolettotM.' Pupils should ttfle
kiiijc imnciiH, nnucarosuouirt no taKon tnai
thoy hold thu pencil correctly.
In the general dlsRUsslnn which fillowcd,
Miss Powell ngt(ostod that wo carefully In
struct nur pupils, (hat nnnoof them become
Horace Grooloys In point of ponmapshlp
McHNra. Stcoyes and Gregg also Jolnod In the
goneral dlsouiHlon.
Mr. Handel statod that his tardiness was
caiiNod by sickness In his family.
Spoiling was selected for discussion at fie
next moeiirg, and Mhs Warrlnor appoint jd
lender.
Mr. Stoovos then offered omn criticisms
regarding puiic'.inl uttendiinco at lOHchors'
meotlnus. Crlllcliied'somo of tho members
for repetition whllo speaking, and others lor
luittentloii. Thought hewing nnd suob work
should be putasldt durlui; ilicuMIou.
On motion, adjourned to meet at tho imial
place ut 1: 10 v. n. on tho tint Monday after
tho Fair. Alt teauhdrs and frlonds of educa
tion ore cordially Invited to attend and par.
tlclpaio In, the exorcises of thn anoclatlon.
T. J. GitMid, Secrotary.
1HAT COW.
Tho sldowalk nt tbo North end of Commer.
cial Htreot Is whom hlio IhVqS her nightly
promonado. You jimy llsten'.ror her foot
stops and bo sum you will not listen In vain;
toremno tlmo between dark and midnight she
will coiuo. Tlioro, she bus pick. oil tbo gale,
audit will havoto glyo In soqnoror later. Shf
has spilt tho (Hist casing so tbo Iron hook Is
uo longer safe, and if vou tie m the gato she
will Hit It up btdJlyomiie hinges, lay It low
and calmly walk ovor It. You think or the
pound, tbat eminently suitable place pro
pared 1 ir sucu unruly rroaturos, ami ear
nestly wish oho was.contlued within Its pro
elucis; but ala! tho moment tho muster ol
tho house, clad In drawer", dressing gown
and Mlppeis, with lantern In lila hand, up
pvars at tho door, that cow runs as If sho had
seen a ghost. Shu carders over tho raspberrj
btishoD, cataheK ber horns In tho elothes-llno,
dashes nver the llnwer-bods, 'suatcbing n
dhew from yourhamUourett carnation, nud
takes around to tho other sldo of thu houi,
disdaining thn front gate, that has bco
kindly proppetl wldo open for her moro eon
ventout exit. Wo would llko to soo tbo man
who was capable of driving that cow to tho
pound.
Wo havo takon tho'trouble tn inform her
supposed owner 'that It won 1.1 ho u great au
uommodatlon to un, If that cow could bo s.tml
up o'ulghl, but sho still roams at largo, arid
wo aro now considering what sized shot will
bo best calculated to keop that cow from set
ting at naught tho laws enacted by thn ell)
fathers. In caso the result nrovo fatal we
will sond you nolloo of a death. Nika,
WEATHER REPORT.
During Sopt. 1677. there were 13 days In
which rain fell with an aggregate of 303 In,
or wator, 13 clear days, ami 1 cloudy days,
other than those on willed rein rail. Frost
occurred on the 20th nud 21st, Solar halo on
the 4tb. Tho menu temperaturo for the
month was 63 00. Highest daily mean
temperaturo for tho month 70 on the lt.
l.nwesidallvuioAti temperature 4S on the
2thh and 00th.
Mean, temperaturo for tho month, at 2
o'olocki'. m i0d.e Highest thermometer
for the month PS0, at 2 o'olork r. m,, on tbo
1st. Lowest tbermouioter iZ ii'.7a. m on
tlia30:h. Tho prevailing wIikIh during the
month wore fiom the North 13 diijs, Suutli
days, S. W. 0(Us.
Dining Sept. 1870, there wero relays In
which tain tell, with an uggrcgHte or 1.27 In.
of water; 15 clear days and 5 cloudy Uuys,
other than those ou which ruin fell.
Mean temperaturo for tho month 0.1.32
Highest dally mean temp, for tho month,
SO' on tho 20.
Iiowest dally mean letup, for tbo mouth,
57" ou the 21st. T. Pk.uich.
i:oia,Oct.2, 1S77.
.Wheat Stolen.
Soma hungry thief li Tueday night
broke Into tho brrn of Mr.T. H. While, wild
lives about tour miles fcum the forty on tho
.n ilniil In Polk county, and got uway
with attoiit llfteen bubbels or wheat. As
w heat is ns gonxl ns cash in any country, our
crancer Irlends chonld keep an oyo on their
w best bins, see that the barn doors are fast
ened aud their "Mu dog" turned looso bofuro
retiring for the night.
W. h. Wade, or North's Oem, the popular
and Imi (s.tnbllabed merchant, Is receiving
his ni stock, for city and country trade
and Is priparwt to suit the wants of ell cus
tomers. Mr. Wadnls a liberal dealer nnd
about m honest and straightforward ns most
ofus, and those who kuovr blm need ao'en.
dor(BBi from us.
FARMER.
GUILTY.
1 11V ADDIH I. HALLOO.
Read before tho working inon's mas3.meot-
lug, San Francisco, August 20, IS..
Guilty! Yer Honor, Ido not deny It,,
I ilia what 1 eouui, sir, 10 uoiji on iw iiwi.
l'ho right ar tho wrong of It I don't defend;
Hutwho'todo those money sharps think It
will pnd?
All tho days of uiyliro I was brought up
to work,
Andbeo hands of mine hlu't no hands to
shirk:
They bo tho wlllln'est hnrid, I'll bo bound,
Nor stronger nor ablor than them can bo
lOf.llll. '
I bo a man fnrnnaco. loo: but If the right
Can come without, then I'm for lluht.
The mouths or the chlldron, they must bo
rod,
For hunger, yer Honor, knows no law bat
bread,
Just look nt mo, Judgo. Do I look llko n
scamn.
I Hacauso bolng hungry has mado men tramp?
Do i iook 11KD n uphu noat, cnoosin-10 roam,
If work could be had, and. wltk comfort al
home?
Cowardly, was It? Well, .likely It may h;
Hut novor kntwod jpar, nud I atn't'no baov
To go whlnuln' about: nor I al'ut no aodak
To pandor nnd skulk when it blows thnt
must speak.
Why, I fit with Grant ;down the old Mis
slsslp, ' - ,
And 'twas thorowhoro the canon'a rod hoi
Iron Up
Spowed Into my sldo such n forotastoor hell,
Aud torooffmy log with fragment or shell.
I'vo stood picket duty with dor.th llko n
rtimn,
Waist doep in tho swamps, without blaukot
or co 111 u
To glvo deceitt rights to tho dyln' when dead
With a dally allowunco two slabs ot bard
bread.
And I ain't tha old soldier to discount tho
war,
To help win ordlo was what I wont for.
Nor they won't complain, tho dead though
in inoir gruvas,
Or tho forfeit they mado to mako froomon ol
' tbo slaves,
It was Bomothln', no doubt, to Ho wastln"
a war
Dead-Hiivo in tho prisons, without lettors or
pay;
Hut I count II all In nan part of tho cost,
And H victory onded It, tiuthlu' was lost,
VVq took that for glory, hut our Waterloo
mot,
With u tax upon lubor to piy tho war debt;
With wages reduced to comolo with choap
labor
With Chines for rjvals and tlw froodmnn our
neighbor.
Illglits of property, sir!
galnod
U tho,rlgiui)ftho hand
'stained:
Why, all proporly
that by labor is
Not tho grasping monopolists, who selfishly
liold
Tho.rosultoftlio workor In rotlors or gold.
While Industry begs lorn pittance for brosd,
That millions mnv nlllow nilMiocrnov'. imHi,
Why, the-o very railroads, with sinews of
iwi, ,
Woro blood wrought from sinews Hint quiver
uud fdol,
Shall thoy whoso bauds HHod thoyoko oil
the slave ,
Hend their noaks to a yoko without effort to
save
1'lrelr manhood, their honor, tboohoekor tho
wife,
From I n Insults that crimson a beggarly
life?
Wo am oursod by contractors, till labor uo
moro
Means hotieit employment nnU' homos for
tho poor.
If wo'ro Idle, wo'ro piupora; If wo vork we're
slaves;
If wo Mrlko out for Justice, wo'ro branded ns
knaves.
4
And uow, pleaso yer Honor, I plead to tho
Mhnrge:
I'm guilty ofdAnltn' nut Justice at largo,
I know yo'H allow mo oiieitiosllon of ir race.
Pray, wtiat would yer Honor havo douo In
my place.
HAVING A GOOD TIME.
A correspondent from IlaUoy, tindor date
of Oct. 3d, wrltosas follows:
Au nmuslmr scone Is uolnc on here to-dav.
Two young men woro arrosted yestorday by
tho City Marshal, and llnod uudcosta by
tbo City Hecordor. Hetng unable to pv
their tluo.or rather refusing to do so and there
being no ug tbo boys urn having a good
tlmo. The uouucll was hastily convened thU
morning, and a calabooao ordered built nnd
the prisoners In the custody or the o nicer
were Htlbentruotnrn this afternoon "giving
orders" and bossing the I ib to tbo amiibo
mentor tho bystanders. They nre boarding
at a first-class houso nt tho city's expeuse,
and ir Jack's Theatro was only hero they
would havo a high old tlmo whllo in durance
vile. '
Guld nnd Gaaateor.
We received yesterday, D. U. Steam's
now compilation entitled "The OmobU Ga
zette and Travelers' and Immigrants' Guide
to Oregon nnd Washington Territory. Ii
ulvex a sketch oreverv town of anv size in
the'Nortbwest, showing location, business,
...I.. lllA l.Wl .lun llllnillliln tt.l. n.HnLI m
"IWI WW UWU n,n I.UU14UUO l.ll UI1JVII.I I
bios and othor valuable statistical Informa
tion to ovorybody. lOvery business man
should have a .copy wltblu roaoh.
Xo tlie VilliotMt IntlloK in
lurtlpulai
Why need you mll'-'r with I'aralysls when
Tjrou can tie cured TWliy will you suffer
with Hheumatism when you o.ui bo cured?
And why have so many hchea and pains
when It is ivlthln your roacn to bo cured ?
I am nnvr ettabltihod In tialem, prepared to treat
all Chronic DIsevcs, such aa Itbeumatlsm.XeuraUlj,
Consumption Kidney dUcaiu, and In fact all dUras.
tt that human tle,h Is heir to. 'Special attention paid
to Femite Veikute and lien out pimtritloa, which
I so eommou to I.idles . ChlldreuV disease not ex
cepted. aIu rnnntcllou wllhjjy practice, I baio one
of tho celebrate.! Medicated Vapor Mghtntn;: Cream
llrh. which aid vattlylu removing all chronic db
vu. It open tho poe of tho Vln, and throw nr
thonllmy, nurald matlcr, which I ono of tho great
caiMe of o ranch surTciIl?. When we coco think
that two thirds of all wc tilo Into ovr urteci paes
o'T through tho porrt of tLo iWlu, wo nud net ttup
long to wonder why. wo aro tick, when we pay to
little attectlou to tho not Iroportaut emunctoiy ot
our bodies, l)nrlu, the pat t duo montbt I havo had
this hath lu opentlou, and many can testify to Its
vtUcacy. I treat pitlrat by tho week, or br alnIe
treatment.
tjidle will do well toKlioao a cP, Residence,
xmthecj; corcer of Ceatir and Ssoimer Street,
!ru. MUH. D. W. t'MAIQ, 91. O.
Iltegrets for tbo lost opportunities of (bo
year aro useless.
Tbo heart is a child, It hopos what It wish
es. If you ennnot do as welhm you wish,
do rs well ns you can.
1,000,000. B.OXTLES
or TUB
CENTAUR
LIOTMENTS.
have been told the last year, and not ono complaint
bat reached ns that they haro not done all thatIs
claimed for them. Indeed, scientific skill cannot go
beyond tbo result reached In these wonderful prepa
rations. Added to Carbolic, Arnica, Mentha, Bene-ca-OII
and Witch Hazel, aro other Ingredients, which
makes a family liniment that defies rivalry. Ithon
m&tlc and bed ridden cripples have by It been enabled
to throw awy their crutches, and many who for
years have been afflicted with Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Caked Breasts, Weak Backs, Ac, havo fouYid pcrma.
nont relief.
Mr. Joslah Wcstfakc, of.Marysvlllo, 0., writes:
"Cor years my hhoumatl'm has been so had tbat I
hard been tumble to stir from tho honso. I have tried
every rcmcrfr I could hear of. lhally, I learned of
tbo uontanr Ltnlmclit. The tlrst thrco bottles enabled
mo to walk without my crntcher. I am mending
rapidly. I thlnkyotirMnlmcnt slsiply a marrcl."
This Liniment cures Hums aud Scalds without a
scar, extracts thu eolson from bites and rtlngs.
Curos ChlUblalns and Frosted feel, and Is very ifflca-'
clqus for Ear-ache, Tooth-ache, Itch and Cutiwcous
Eniptlons,
The Centaur Liniment, Yellow "Wrap
per, Is Intended for tho tough lib res, cords aud
muscle or horses, mules, and animals.
11EADI IthAD!
Hov. Oio, W. Ferris, Mauerklll, Schoharie Co., N.
y.iiys:
"My hitrss was larao ror a year w Hh a fetlock
wrench. All rumodtes murly tailed to enre and I
considered him worthless antfl I commenced to uso
Centaur l.lnlmrnt, which rapidly cured hltu, I heart
ily recommend It.
It makoi reryllttlo dlnVrcnco whether llio cao bo
'wrench," sprain, sparln or lamcncsa of any kind,
tho effects ani the same. Tho great power of tho'
Mnlment Is, howorcr, shown In Polboill, lllg-head,
Sweeny, Spavin, Itlng.bono, Onlls and Scratches,
rals Llnlmont Is worth millions of ilollare yearly to
ttioStockRrowcM, Llvcry.iaeu, Farmors, ana tho
tiavlng valuable animals to caro fi r. Wo warrant Its
Tcct and refer to any Farrier who lias over usod It. .
Laboratory of J. H. JIosk & Co.',
4C Dit St.. Nkw Yonu.
Children.
A complcto subitltuto for Caitor Oil, without Its
anpleiitnt taste or recoil In tho tbroatC Tho remit
of Su years' practice by Dr.'Sam'l IMtchor, of 3tacea
chusttts, I'ltchorV Castorla Is pnrtlcnla-Iy recommemded
far chlldron. It destroys worms, aislmtlatcs tho.
food, uud ullows Natural sleep. Very efllcaclous in
Croup and forchlldren Tcctnlng. For Colds, Fercr
Uhnoss, Disorders of tho Bowels, and Stomicb Com
pUlnts, nothing In so effective It li as pleasant t
tako ca houoy. cots bat 3i cents, and can bo had of
lay DrccKlat.
This, I Ono of many testimonial:
"ComTrXiL, Lebanon Co , Pa.. March 17, 1671.
"Aor Ar.-"! uaruuredyiiurCasinila In my piac
tlce 'or sumu tlmo. I taku groat pleasure In nam.
mtniilng it to the jirqfftlon as a.afi, ullulile. and
auretablo medicine, It Is iar(leiilrly wtajittd to
children wiiero tliu-ri)iniint laitu of Castoroll ren
ders It to dlUlcull to cdiulnl'ter,
if. A.CNDBUS, M. I)."
Mothora who try' Cast iritt will find tha'. they can
atcop nlghU and that 'heir baulun will hu healthy.
J. B. liouis A Co.. New York.
,T70IU EE2.I,,
Successor to J. M. Ksnuni" & Co.,
OS Liberty M., - - NIIW VOI1K,
CoinmlKNlou J.(zont
POIt BUYINQ AND FOIlWAltDING FROM
New Vork Ma Isthmus, PaclBc Ilallrwd, and
Capo Horn, all kinds of Merchandise, and for the nUo
of Product from tho Pacific coast, for the collection
nt inonev. Ac. oelBtf
ATTENTION
heep Growers j
A STJRR CURB FOB
Scab,
Sorew Worm.
Foot Bot,
AND ALI.
Parasitos
that infest
8hoop.
T IS SAFER, BETTER AND VASTLY CnEAF
TII.VN ANY OTHER EFFECTUAL nEMEDY FOR
THE TREATMENT OF SHEEP. IT
Improves the Health
OF TnE ANIMAL. AND THE
QUALITY OP THE WOOL.
tV One gallon Is enough for ono hundred to two
hunlred Sheep, according to their aj;e, trongtk, an
condition. .
Itlr4UtuplnFIVE-aALLON CANS-Prlco, tlft
per can;
Send for circular, to
T. A. DAVIS & Co..
PORTLAND, OREOON,
Wholesale A cents for the Mate,
JOt to vonr nearest RoUll Drucclst. mrt
Mrs. Itohrer's New Romody
Fori THE XsUirOS
IS MKKTIXO WITU WONDERFUL SUOCSSS
nrrnis ,porkly 'EORTABLE rembdt has
I no eaoal in tho relief and euro or Concha. Colds,
asthma, Bronchltt. Croup, Whooping Couih, Mea
sles, Ac. It baa produced-somo remarkable cures.
BoIdhyilrTiirctstai-enerallT. Prepared only bv
JOHN I.. JICHPHV, Vonmouth. V)r..
re whom all letten of buiinea ahoald be addressed.
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