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Conducted by Miss IUttik Clarks.
HALEM, FRIDAY, JAN. -1, 1878.
THE TWO STKEAMS.
"Upon i JoiCr mountain holght two utroams
came KUshitiK forth.
Ono bubbled from Uto sunny south, tho other
from tho north ;
Ono lonpod mid inarktoil Joyously, ns eloar
hs summer nicy,
Tho purtilo Hood tho olher rolled wont slow
ly cieoplug by.
Bosldo tho ono, preen i-iirIioi grow, and
blushing buds and llowiirs,
Bosldo tho other, mem woro chalnod in pol-
Bon-broatblttK boworx;
One wolcomod swoot wild birds to sing their
hymns of nralso and Joy,
Tho othor breathed the broatu of sin, and
tempted to destroy.
Tho ono wont sparkling oboorlly bonoath the
noonday sun.
And spread around ttfo, hoalth, peace, whoro
e'er It chanced to run;
The other was the stream of doath, with sor
row on Its tide,
And whoso stooped to drink thoroln must
Satan's curso abide.
Tho stream which gavo such Joy to all loapod
from a rocky well;
Tho vlnojard sont tho othor forth to work a
doathllko spell;
They both hayo flowed for countloss years
ndown tho stoop of tlruo
Onosprondlng grief and wretchednoss, tho
othor bliss subllmo.
Luck and Labor.
Xitidc doth wait, standing Idly at tho gato
Wishing, wishing all the day;
And at nlgbt, without a Arc, without a light,
And boloro an ompty tray,
Doth mully say:
"To-morrow mmiothlng may turn up;
To-night on wishes I must sup."
I-abor goop, plowing doep tho ferlllo rows
Sluglng, ttlnalng all tint day;
And Ht night, boforo tho 11 ro, bosldo tho light,
And with u well tilled tray,
Doth gladly say:
'To-morrow I'll turn something up:
Tonight on wages earned I sup."
Caroline A. Soule.
CORRESPONDENCE.
En. Homis CntciiH: I lmvo just been
Toading Mrs. Timothy Tcnpot's lottor,
In your department, nnd think hor
vlownjon tho subject of tho (armors of
Oregon aro protty nenrly correct. And
sho likes Aunt Hetty, too. Now, Aunt
Hetty, notwithstanding nil sho may
say to Oregonlnns about their careless
noss regarding tlioir farms nnd or
chards, has boon in this country long
enough to sco that that Kansas girl did
an Injustlco to our men when sho
wrote: "Tho womon In Oregon aro
good, mothorly'souls, but tho less said
about tho men tho bettor." Our Kan
sas friend roully did us great injustlco
in Romo things, and In others, I fear,
told tho truth. You know wo Oregon
ians havo a wonderfully good opinion
of ourselves and our wooden country,'
and although wo llko to " see ourscls
ns Ithcrs seo us," sometimes, still it
docs not froo us from any of our "fool
Ish notions.!' It docs rain hero thoro's
no denying that. In California It docs
not, nnd yet thoso who go there from
hero foci liko saying, ns a certain young
lady onco did, on ontorlug tho Colum
bia rlvor, "Oh, tho beautiful Oregon
mud!" Wo never havo any drouths,
crops novor full, and stock novordio of
cold and starvation, nlthough farmers
burn tholr straw ovory fall.
Between you and me, Mrs. Teapot,
I'm afraid " Moss Agato " Is a man, or
tho opinion would not havo beon ex
pressed that "tho less said about tho
won tho better." In tho ilr.t place, tho
tho old settlors hero aro men of Intelli
gent and energy and of tho better
class, for thoso nro tho only kind of
peoplo who would havo determination
enough to seek a new country, travel
ing wcoks and months to reach tho
then far-off Oregon. Did you rend
what that Kansas girl said about " Ma
xtor " and hor father? Poor "Marlnr"!
Tho peoplo of tho Pacific coast aro not
cramped for money, ns tho grasshop
pors do not cat up their crops, and thoy
nro gonornlly nblo to give their chll-
,lw, n cmml mlllClltlOU. TllOrO ISUSttttO
Agricultural College at Corvallls, a
Stato University at Eugoue, Wlllam
otto ("pleaso lam tho accont on tho sec
ond syllable") University nt tho capital,
and denominational schools nil over
tho State. Most of our public schools
(with tho oxception of somo country
schools) nro free. Can Kansas suy as
much as that? " Mnrlnr, got your par
to lot you 'tend school a spell!" it wll
do you good. Don't think that "whoro
ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to bo wiso."
t .i.im TTitvpvB "MfPfiK.
Aunt Hetty's Niece.
n,-imi' Family affection. I
can imagino no condition that carries
with It hUCIl U iiruiiiiau ui juj "
firmer in tho autumn; with his cellar
fni with overy preparation made for
the w "ten with he prospect of three
months of comfort and rest, hree
Son t is of fireside and content; hreo
Son a of homo and family; three
months of pure, solid comfort. Make
Sues comfortable. Do not hud
Jle together In a little room around a
,iil luit stove, with overy window fas
torn! down Do not llvo In this pol
oned air. and then when one of your
ehlTdreudlesput a pleco In the paper
commencing with, "Whereas, It hath
pleased Providence toromovo from our
midst." Havo plonty of ulr nnd
plenty of warmth. Lot your chlldron
sleep. Do not drag thom from their
beds in tho darkness of night. Treat
them with Infinite kindness. There Is
no happiness In a houso not filled with
love; whoro a man hates tho wife, or
tho wife tho husband; where children
fear tholr parents, or where parents
dislike their children. Every such
homo h simply u hell upon earth.
There Is no ronton why fanners should
not bu refined and kind. There Is
nothing; in the cultivation of the soil to
make men cross, crabbed and un
just. To look upon tho sunny
covered with daisies, does not
tend to inako men cruel. Who
ever labors for tho happiness of
thoso ho loves, elevates himself; no
matter whethor he works in tho shop
or plows In tho perfumed fields.
In conclusion, let mo say to farmers,
do all you can to mako your business
attractive. Col. Robert Ingersoll,
Business in Ancient Pompeii.
One of tho most Interesting discoveries
In rccont years nt Pompeii was made In
1875, when a wooden chest was brought
to light, containing tho business re
ceipts of L. Ctucillius Jucundus. Tho
chest crumbled to dust on cxposuro to
tho air, but the tnblotj upon which tho
receipts were written havo at length
proved legible in many instances, and
tho result of a careful study of these
ablets by Mommson and others has
been to clear tin several points in what
was among tho llomnus n ttiattcr of
groat consequence, viz.: tho position of
middlemen in tho n Hairs ot business.
There was not among tho Romans the
sumo extensive system of shops as with
us, supplying ovory posslblo article of
necessity or luxury, and for this reason
there nroso lnnumcrablo occasions of
prlvato persons desiring to dlsposo of
tins or unit article, as lor instance a
surplus of agricultural produce, old
carts, old ploughs or even old Invalid
slaves, as Cato recommends the land
owner to do. Tho tablets nro dated ac
cording to tho custom, by giving tho
nnmos of the consuls for the year. The
greater part of tho dates full botwecn
A. D. 03-C2. A few nro as enrly ns 12
and 27. tilnce thero is no moro recent
dato than 02, It becomes highly proba
ble that the tablets of Ju:undus had
boon overwhelmed in tho earlier erup
tions of Vosuvius. Tho majority of tho
tablets aro triptychs, and were written
partially with letters on wax spread on
the tablets, and partially In ink on the
bare wood. Among them thero Is only
one which gives tho amount of tho
commission which ho received, and
that proves to bo two per cent., which
Is known from other sources to ho tho
gonoral rato, Usually ho merely says
" minus tho commission." Tho o .-son
to whom this exponso fell was tho
buyer. Leslie's Magazine.
Woman's Sphere. Why does It
follow that women aro fitted for noth
ing but the cares of domestic life?
for bearing chlldron nnd cooking the
food or h family? dovotlng all tholr
tlmo to tho domestic circlo to promot
ing tho immediate personal comforts
of their husbands, brothers and sons?
I admit that it Is their duty to do thoso
things. But I say that tho correct
principlo is that women aro not only
justified, nut oxmtiit tuo most exalted
virtue wnon tney depart from tho do
mestic circlo nnd enter on tho concerns
of their country, of humanity, of tholr
uou. tuo moro departure of womon
from the duties of tho domestic circlo,
lar irom uoing a roproacn to mom, is
a vlrtuo of tho highest ordor whon it
is done from purity of motive, by ap
propriate means and toward a virtuous
purpose, a tut i say mat woman, by
the dlschnrgo of such duties, has man
ifested a vlrtuo which is oven abovo
tho virtues of mankind and approaches
to a superior nature. That Is tho
Erlnciplo I maintain: and I hold it to
o proof ot pure patriotism, of slncoro
piety and of every virtuo that can
adorn tho female character. John
Qutncy Adams.
A Duckino Stool. In tho crypt of
Warwick Church, tho mighty ribbed
arches of which spring trom ono enor
mous pier, thoro is an nrtlclo which
has lone irono out of uso whothor ad
vantageously or not I shall not vonturo
to say a ducking stool, made for tho
public discipline of scolding women.
This is ono of tho only two, I bollovo,
that remain In England. It consists of
a strong oak framo on low wheels,
from which a scat rises upon an inclin
ed beam that works upon a pivot or
axle. Tho scold was fashed Into tho
seat, and then the "Institution" was
drawn to tho river side at a convenient
(loop place, and rolled iu until tho pa
tient sat just abovo tho water. Thou
tho laud end of the beam was tipped
up, and consequently tho othor uud
with its lading went down under tho
water, where it was allowed to remain
not loo lonir. and was then raised for
breathing timo. This process was ro
pouted ns often as It was thought bone
llcial to the lady under troatmout, or
necessarily for tho ueaco of hor family
nnd neighborhood. Whether hus
bands ever Interceded for wives thus
disciplined, as wives do. now some
times for husbands who nro unreasona
bly Interfered with In tho gontlo sport
of blacking their oyes or kicking their
ribs, Is not recorded. The Uulaxy.
Tjik Motherhood of Woman.
The chief quality of tho womanly wo
man is her motherhood that Is, her
power nl self-sacrlfico and care-taking
of those who need care. Fromjearllest
childhood the difference between those
who demand sucrlllco and thoso who
can mako it Is plainly marked; and In
tho nursery as in tbe school-room and
tho home thero Is always ono who Is
ready to glvo up, und always ono who
Is tobe given up to. Tho former de
velops Into tho mother tho womanly
woman per excellence; tho latter is
never moro than a tov. a thine to bo
caressed nnd waited on. docked with
Jewels and clothed iu purple nnd fine
linen, mi t novor nslceu to woric, to
think, to sutler, or to sacrifice. Thoso
aro tho things which sho requires from
other., not gives of her own eraco in
which shu is tho exact opposite of hor
sister, tho womanly woman, who finds
her greatest happiness iu making tho
happiness of others, and her best joy iu
sacrifice, self-denial and duty.
Tho Fortunos of tho Obelisks.
The Egyptian obelisk narrowly es
caped total loss while on Its voyugo to
England. So severe n storm was encoun
tered oft'Capo Elnisterro thnt tho towing
steamer Olga was obliged to cast otr
from the obelisk craft, and, after remov
ing tho crow from tho latter, to leave it
to its fate. Six Incu wero lost during
tho transhipment. Tho deserted needle
drifted seaward, nnd finally was dis
covered by the English steamer Fitz
maurice, ninety miles north of Ferrol,
Spain, and taken In tow again. The
Fltzmaurlco was bound for -Valencia,
and hence tho travels of tho famous
stone will probably bo prolonged.
The sister obelisk to that abovo refer
red to has beon presented by tho Kho
dive of Egypt to Now-York city. As
wo noted last week, It was proposed to
defray tho exponsu of transportation
across the Atlantic by public subscrip
tion, but thiscourso has since boon ren
dered unnecessary by the magnificent
ofi'or of a well known citizen, whoso
name Is as yet withheld, to bear all the
expense, amouptlng to $100,000, him
self. This proposition has been accepted,
and wo understand Irom tho Now York
World that thocoutracts for tho removal
and shipment of tho stone have been
signed. At present tho question is bo
lug discussed where tho obollsk is to be
erected when wo got It; and opinion
scorns to bo about equally divided In
favor of ostabllshihg it In the center of
Madison Square, botwecn 2:ld and 20th
streets, on Fifth Avenue, or In the park
Into which it Is proposed the site of the
present distributing reservoir on -12d
street and tho sumo avenue shall bo
converted, after demolition of the now
unnecessary reservoir.
In view of tho distribution of Egyp
tian obelisks over the surface of tho
earth, ono bolng in Home, another in
Paris, nnothor iu London, and now an
other In New York, It has boou humor
ous y suggested that the arclucologist
of ndozon centuries henco will bo vastly
puzzled to account for tho wonderfully
wldu contemporaneous dispersion of
tuo Egyptian ruco, which win oo indi
cated by tho locnlltlesof Its monuments.
Hctent(flo American,
A Goon Stoky. Perhaps tho most
curious of the stories told by Hutton re
latos to his own ancestors. A soldier
In Cromwell's army, passing with Ills
comrades over Derby's St. Mary's
Bridge, observed a young girl lading
water from tho river. In spirit of
frolic nnd mischief, ho throw it largo
stone, Intending-It 'should startlo her
by making a sudden splash. But it
struck her on tho head, und mado n
hideous wound, Shu fell into tho
river. Tho soldier did not wait to
seo that (tho wnrjcjcuud. Ho gallop
ed on, feeling thafnu had boon guilty
of n wanton murder. The unknown
consequences of his folly preyed upon
his mind. Ills conscience was always
upbraiding him. , Years after, when
discharged from tho army, he settled
down In Derby. Ho took a public
huiiso in Ilrldgo Gato, nnd niter a
short acquaintance with a woman of
suitable ago, got married. Very soon
aftor their wedding ho saw hU wife
combing hor hair, and Inquired how
sho got that great scar which dis
figured one side of her head. Sho
replied, "Somo wrocth of a soldier
had onco nenrly killed hor with a
stone, but If ever sho caught that man
she would pay him off for It." It Is not
recorded how sho punished her ass
ailant, or how great was his relief
when tho haunting thought of wanton
murder was removed from his mind.
He was one of tho live troopers who
rodo under tho oak whoro Charles
was hidden at Boscobel; nnd I cor
dially recommend Hutton's quaint
stroy to novol-wrltors in search of such
u plot.
Mihtii and AiU8ia Laughter nnd
music are alike In .many pointe, both
open tho heart, wako up tho affections,
elovato our natures. Laughter enno
bles, for it speaks torglveucss: music
does tho sauio, by tho purifying influ
ences which It exorts on tho better tool
ings and sentiments of our bolng.
Laughter banishes gloom; music mad
ness. It was tho harp in tho hands of
the sou of Jossc, which exorcised tho
ovil spirit from royalty; nnd the heart
that can laugh outright does not harbor
treason, stratagem and spoils. Culti
vate music then, put no restraint upon
a Joyous nature, lot It erow and expand
by what It foods upon, and thus stamp
tho countounncu with the sunshine ol
gladness, and tho heart with tho im
press of a diviner nature, by feeding It
on mat "concord or sweet sounds"
which prevails In tho habitations of an
gels. Loving Friends. Never cast asldo
your friends If by any possibility you
can retain them. We aro tho weakest
of spendthrifts If wo can lot one thing
diop off through Inattention, or let one
push away another, or if we hold aloof
from ono Jealousy or heedless slight of
rough noss. Would you throw away a
diamond because It pricked you? Ono
good friend is not to bo weighed against
tho Jewels of the earth, If thero Is
coolness or unklndncss between us let
us come face to face and havo It out.
Quick, before tho love grows cold I Life
Is too short to quarrel In, or to carry
I lack thoughts of friends. It is easy to
loiou friend, but a new'' one wUl not
come for a calling, nor make up for tho
U II UI1U.
CHOICE RECIPES.
Hoarseness. A few drops of nitric
acid In a glass of sweotoned water, a
couple of times dally, Is an excellent
remedy mr noarsoucss ,m singers,
speakers and readers.
Salt von Burns. An oxtonslvo
scald, which for twelve long hours gavo
agonizing palu, when immersed in a
saturated solution of salt, was followed
Willi surprising relief. Tho nbntomont
of pain was immediate, and iu four
hours both pain and swelling woreeone.
The next day the scalded hand ditlorod
from the ether only by a slight swelling
and redness.
Lemon Pie. Ono cup boiling water.
ono tablespoon corn starch, ono cup of
sugar, juice and grated rind oi ono
lemon, butter slzo of an egg; tako this
from tho stovo nnd ndd ono egg woll
beaten. To bo made with nu upper
crust. m. u. u.
Corn Bread. Two ocrcs well beaten:
ono-half cup sugar, one pintsweot milk
ono teaspoon fill soda, threo and ono-
half cups of sifted meal, In the last of
wnicn put two toaspooniuis cream oi
turtor. Orsixio.
Sponoe Cake. Two cups sugar, two
ot Hour, seven eggs, one-half tcuspoon
ful soda, one of cronm turlnr nr Din
Juico of ono lemon. 13. C L.
BREVITIES.
A paper has this advertisement;
"Two sisters want washing." Millions
of brothers nro In the samo prcdlca
mont. The world's master-spirits can make
the silence of their closets more ben
eficial to mankind than nil tho noise
and bustle of courts, senates and camps.
Life Is a stream which continually
Hows down and novor returns. Wo
din dally, for each day takes away
some portion of our life; tho days
wnicn nro past are gono lorover; tliu
present moment only Is our own.
A Western contomporury nsks: "Is
there a corner in freight cars? 'Yes,
there nro four corners In a ffolirht car.
Wo never saw a round freight car In the
wno:o courso oi our "murtui existence."
Prldo of origin, whether high or low,
springs from tho same principlo In
human nature; ono is but tho posit I vo,
the other the negative, polooiasinglo
weakness.
Somo ono estimates that all tho
prayers recorded In the Bible could bu
repeated In thlrty-llvo minutos. Most
of them aro from ono mlutito to two
minutos long. The prayer of Solomon
Is less than ton minutes.
Persona doing housework nro likely
to get into certain fixed habits nnd
wnya of doing things got into n round
of sameness that is not pleasing or
most agreeable. Each ono should try
to got hold of some now recipe, and
fix things In somo now way, ho us to
prepare an agreeable Hurprlso occas
ionally. It will. tend to make every
day llfo more bearablo nnd glvo a
vivacity ami froshuosd to what would
otherwise become too common and
stulo. There Is "much In little"
sometimes', nnd It Is worthy of every
housekeeper's thoughts to mako such
changes in food and appearances as
will glvo u new zest und relish to
life.
How it la Done-
Tho Ilrstobjnct In llfo with tho Amorlcun
peoplo i to " Kt rich" ; tlin second, how to
ruttttln Rood honllb, Tho llrttt can bo obtain
ed by unorny, honotty nnd hhvIiik; tnnitou
ond, (nooit liMiltti) by uhIiir Ohmkn's Auo
UstFi.Wj:u. Hhouldyou bo a ddnponilont
KUtloror from HnyorthoelluetHof DyHpoimla,
Ltvor Complaint, ImllKOMtlon, iVo., nuoIi bh
Hick HeadHoho. Palpitation of tho lloirt,
Hourtitomaoti, Habitual CoHt'.vanow, Dlzr.1
nous of tho I load, Nervous Prostration, Ijw
Hplrltt), it u., you ntiod not null'tir unothorday.
Twodoaua of Auoust Pivowint will rollovo
youatoncfl. Hamplo Rotllen, 10 con in, I teg
ular frixo 70 oonU. Poaltlvuly Hold by all
lint-class I)ru(,'Kll In tho U. H.
Kacli Number contain Tiiii'TV-two 1'iutt of
roaclluif, niMiytlui) Wood Cut llluntralloiit, ami (nu
CiiKiiiKii 1'j.tTK. A baitutUul (Urdi'n Mn(a.lin,
nrlnlucloii tli'jiaut pupur, mnl full nl Information,
In Krijjll.h atcl Uurmau. i'rlco, (l.ii u year: 1'lvo
conlc J'.oo.
Vlrli'a I'Jower siwl Vrgclulilo (iurdcu,
M ct-uu In paper covi-re; Iu J.icxaiil vlotli covur
VlckU Cufulocut', 3CK) lltuitratlona, cnly 2
centa. AMtv;
JAMKS VICK, Itocliedor. N. V.
Mf annual Cnfulotfun or VecelaMo and
yiowerHeeUfi.f IWSwIII bxuut 1'itKK, Iu January
to all who apply. Cu.lomem of lint rt-a.im nerd not
wrllo for It. I offer un of tho lariM-al colli rilona of
vegetable n-H t-ver wnt oat hy any reeit loum In
America, a large portion of whlrti wero crown on wj
alxactUfarma I'rlntnl U.retlon for iui(lvatlnnon
earli package. All ten) nM from mr riulillibinrnl
wanant'd to be both fieb and true to riiuirs ro fir.
tbat nboiild't prove otb.rwle I will refill 11pm ordrr
Z'4.: .V ,nM o'Ulnal lntrorlu-.r of tbu Jlnlibinl
aud.Marblrt.fid hqniioiien, tbe MarbVbrad t'al.ba
Kin, aiidacornr other new rv table, I Invltetbr
rMiraiaj;e or woo aro anxioua to fuvi' Idrir rw1
directly lorn tbovroMi r, fitfP, trrr i,iof tliu ur)
bt.t.lnln. New V. vd. ),( n '..c't'iy
JAMU9 J. II. (il.UUltV, Marbiuueid, Vait.
SQCyaci'ia JLixxo xiaiunoai.
An a conquoror of Itheumntism. Gout. Neu
ralgia, and euro lor fc'crolula nnd all dlsooses
arising from Impurity of blood, tho old nnd
rnlinblo Finally Alodlclno, Jlyatt'M 1.1ft Hal
snm, MtatidH uneqiinled, ns proyon by ovor
UOO.000 crent ourpH during llio past 30 ycara.
la a radical vcgolablo Compound of Sarsapa
rilln, Dock. Gualiicum, Au,, and n potinanont
euro. Sold by all driiKiilsta and country
liroccM. Tako nothing ulsn, and If thoy
haven't It wo sond by taprotH, hnxrri, ovory
whuro, at 81 and $125 per bottlos Si 00 anil
$0.60 hair doe. IlYArr it Hyatt, t!lU Grand
St., Now York.
Dr. H. SMITH,
i Espg-n? x
STf
BALEM. OREGON.
Offlce morcd orer 11IIEYMAN 1)1103.' NEW BTOIIB
- . JX Offlco honrn from 9 a. m. to S p. m.
NORTH SALEM STORE.
W. Ij. wade,
A T TUB BRICK BTOIIR, IIAB JUST RBORIV
cs. ed a full atrortmentof
Ooneral Morohandiio,
Dry GoodSj
Grooories,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardwaro,
Clothing
Calcalatcil for the Cltjrand Con ntrr Trade. Iloncht a
low, anil will bo polil at as SMALI, A ritOPlT. aa
thooo who 8RLL AT COST, tarrjooils delivered to
inr Part ol tho cltr froo of chanro. Nov8t
Mrs. Rohjror'a Now Romody
ron the XiUiros
IS UKKTINO WITH WOXnSKFUL SUOCKSSt
T'!J? -WW 'gwAntB itRMKnr nAB
no Pitual In tho relief and euro of t'onKln. Colds.
APlhrna, "llronchltU. Croup, Whooplni Couch, Mea!
1 'i? J1 "1 l)rol: "onto remarkablo cures.
Bold hy i driiPBlrta ccnrrallv. I'repsred only by
.JN .. MtJltPHY,tonmoiifh.'er
T whom all letltfrs of bunnep rhonld bo addrttied.
Farms and Laud lor Sale.
I ?,iyRn V.0H .H''K 0NK "AUM, 9!IO AOHK8.
Ji: 'Ih crtT V.1.r."u,vfl on- K0"11 orchard, Pltua'odon
the lMej.ant 1 III road, about M mllea fAm Kuseno
Clly. AlPo, alK.ut 1400 acrca of MIXKO LaSu,
omoor the beat valley and bcarordam Land In the
comity, Piiimtinded by hill and brunh laud. Thre or
four very good farms can bo mado out of It. Good
place for a rolpny. Want to pell tho whn'o lot togeth
or. This Ijjnd la pltiiated Iu l.euo county, about U
m lea from Kuireno City, and six frnm Creswell.
JjH Addreaa V. II. UUNN, JCugtnt Oly.
N0TICK TO PKRS0X8 1NTK.VDI.VG 10
KMIGRAIE TO 0KEU0.V.
Direct Passage from New
Yorfcto Portland. Oregon.
Land Dipaiitment o. A O. It., I
rpmc onnaoN rWP '?MVkW' i.L
hniii'M1 ". nVr .n ".' ,lron. tn"hlp. now bolnjr
built al Chester 1'a , by John Hoach Hon. upon hor
completion, on or about tho l&lh day of January.
IH74 steerage pappcnijorp Irom Now York to l'orlbud,
direct, via th Htralu of Msitcllan, at tho extromely
low ratoof 75.00 currency, board Includod.
This steamer Mill holho beat, troni;eit su 1 moil
comfortably arranged ship ever built In the lnltod
Mtati's. Npeed, imk knots. l)lmcnlnn: wo feet Iu
lenstli; IH fet benmi aiw sliplli of hold; Mpaclly.
1 no (litis; is; up of tho stei;rsKo will receivo siieclal at
tention; It will liepnivldod with all modern Improve
ments and Its ventilation will bo perfect. Kvcry at
tenllon will b-t paid tn the comfort of iiatsemrrrs,
and the faro will bo of the brt MUllt. l'art of tho
deck reom will be fitted up for refilKeratlnie purpos
t, wllhaylow tolurnliliptppcuirvrs fresh meat du
rtnir tho whole voyaco,
alio vojsko will bo made In about slitydayr.
To aa.lst persons vflioilerlra to einttfralo to Oregon,
agricultural ami olher Implements will bo Ukuuat
very low rates.
Kor persons lioro who havo friends Iu tho Atlaiitlo
Hlates wlblui to como to OreKon this otTcrs a rare
opportunity, as tho atitioyaiicrs and fallieuo of the
overland roulp by rail aro avoided, ami tho pauio Is
considerably lo. r
. i'or r.l.l.l?."l,r Inforinsllon address V. O. Bcbmldt.
1 Houtli J llllim strum. New York, or
IJ,,"",1i . .. . ' H0IIUWK.
tand Afccnt O. ,t O. H. It. Co.. J'ortUud, Orfii.
TIIK
PIUMMER FRUIT DRYERS.
l'alented April 1877.
fllllKB MACIIINKS AIIK UNHUItl'AHHRD BV
v- V1?.01"1'' ,f' Urylnieor I'rcpervlnie Krulla and
eirrtables of all klinls. anil ar,rMHirtifi.ui ..ni h...
ntshcil complete In fourdlirerent sizes, namely:
The Tom Thumb Isryer-caparlty of w
uusiu'i or apples per hour pries , 78
Tlio NrtiMll Kanillr Dryer-capacity of tK
barbels psr hour-price...., ..( ISO
The Farully lirycr-cspaclty of U bushels
per hour price "03.
The I'uctory, Iiryer-capaclty of 0 bushels
per hour-pilco
These Dryers wero awarded tho Centennial Medal
sndlllploinastl'hlliulolplilalii IbWl. Also, the Hold
.Milalol thoHtateof Mn-von for IrfTil. for exculkncu
of flavor, color aud condition of Krulu '
All rUea constantly on hand and furnished on short
est notice.
l'nriii and County lKhlv for smlo.
For futlher particulars and desrrlptvo catalutuo
&lll'es . W. H. l'l.UMMKIt,
. ,. . ratcnteo aud Mnnurscturur.
Jtf Kasil'ortlaud, on'Ron.
A OOMPLUTE LINK OK
33E uSL 3FL 1ST ES & &,
Saddles,
Whips,
Collars,
Bridles,
Robes,
Snnrs.
Etc.,!Etc.
DEARBORN'S,
ON COMMERCIAL STREET,
UUKIMNU llliCIC,
SADISM - OltEGON.
nir2t-tt
Tynac lllls.. Hprlnie Lists free. H. K,
ilUOtly itxmsu, li:ouuliiirUiu Nursory, IU.