Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, June 13, 1879, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FARMER. Oraeonlsma ia Texas. A correspondent of the St. Louis Re publican writes from Bayard county, Tex as: Last August a party arrived here from Oregon, and located near the center of the country, and laid out a town, and called it Oregon city, in honor of their sliite. Hy December they vrerc all in good, large frame and stone houses. One of these parties, Hon. S. R, McLain, from eastern Oregon, as soon as he had erected a house tor his family. Kent to work and erected a large stone building for a school house. ii i Bntolarr at Carlatoa. Thursday night a burglar ontcrcd tho irvigut ouico 01 mo wcBcmao roau at. Carleton and thoroughly explored tho premises. Ilia labor was rownrded by a find of $23 and an $6 watch. Tho fellow was after monoy rather than any thing else, as nothing other than tho nbovo was missal yesterday morning. Tho box containing railroad tickets was taken out and left on a flat car, indi cating an intention to steal tho tickets, hut tho thief probably thought such plunder would bo unprofitable and so left it behind. Fourth nt Vonoouvor. Great preparations aro going on for a Fourth of July celebration at Vancouver. Tho pcoplo there say that they havo al ways taken part in celebrations in Port land, and that it is but right at least onn visit bo returned. Among tho attrac tions will bo a military drill contest for u Bill: flng. Tho companies of this city havo been invited anil some, if not nil, will L'o. Tho steamers Vancouver and Lurlino will carry passengers over dur ing tho day. It is claimed that Van couver has waited for Portland to announco a celebration, and failing to do so, sho has gone ahead and made preparations. Wait Sldo Railroad On Tuesday Mr. Kohler, vice Presi dent of the West side railroad, occom panied by Mr. Ilulbert and a number of. engineers and asistanls of the company, arrived in town for the purpose of finish ing the work of the engineers preparatory to the grading oi the road, Mr. Ward, the contractor for the work of giadiug, wc ntc informed, will soon put a large force ot men at work on this section pi the road. During the present fine weather work has been pushed rapidly forward, and the grading is fast being completed to the La Creole. Between that place and the Luckiamutc hills the woik will be very light, as the country is almost a perfect level; through the hills to the Luckiamutc the grading will be heavier, but not very bad, except at the summit of Tock's Gap, where there will be quite a heavy cut. Indcpcndancc Riverside. Moaaa Bulrnaliad. The following dispatch received last evening would indicate an amicablo sat- - sfct tlemcnt of tho Indian question on tho ' upper Columbia, though it throws no '' light upon tho disposition of tho charges ngainst Moses, for which ho is undor bail: Mouth or WccvATCiiie, May 29, via Dallm, Juno 4, 1879, C:00 P. if. A grand council was held hero to-day at 10 A. M., General 0. 0. Howard and aiiio Liout. C. 11 B. Wood, Gov. Ferry and Gen. Forsytho and other ofli cere wcro present. Tho Indians of tho upjcr Columbia wero represented by Moses, Chillo-hoo-sackt, Sussuck-pookau, Eon-ccn-satchio and Patin. Thero wcro six companies of cavalry on hand to prevent trouble, and about sixty Indi ans from tho difl'ercnt tribes. Tho pow wow was most satisfactory to all. Nearly all tho sub-chiefs agreed uncon ditionally to go with Moses to Fort Col villo. The fow who remain will stay on their farms and become- citizens. Moses is very exultant, especially that no com pulsion was used, and that the Indians all mado their decisions voluntarily. On Juno 3d thero will bo another council on Lake Challen, HO miles northwest of Kittitass valley, to simply ratify, as no new principles will be involved. BkaU Wi Har'a Htafc Water? Just now tho pcoplo of Portland aro much interested in the stage of tho rivor, and fearful of high water. The flood of 187G was tho highest known in 150 years, because tho water killed trees that were 100 years old. A gentlemsn who is one of tho oldest residents and has made a point of observing and con trasting tho rise of tho river for differ ent years, informs us that through May the temperature of this vcar was almost identical with that of 1 870; and that the water roso in May four feet less than in that year. In both years tho flood was at a standstill from tho 2d to 5th of June, and both years, again, the water roso five inches on the lifth. A gentleman who came from Vaucouvt-r yesterday says the water thero was nine and a half feet lower than tho highest stage in 187C. Thero is only three feet rise during June, 1870, and if thero is only three feet rise during the present month thtro will bo no overflow to do u' damage in this city. The best exper- ienco and observations then go to relieve tho public mind of apprehension that the rise of water will disturb the busi ' ness of Portland. This morning the water had raised six inches in tho pre vious twenty-four hours, by account kept at tho Water Company's pump, three inches during tho day yesterday, and three inches during tho night. During the corresponding time in '70 the raise was 7 inches. The water now lacks eight feet of being as high as the highest stage in '76, and four feet of being as high as the correjijwnding" date in that year. Tko Lait Indiaa. Mr. F. D. Sehnbley, sheriff of Yakima county, passed through this city, hays tuo raiomo Uazottc, having in custody tho Umatilla Indian, Wynccolt, charged with being one of tho Perkins' murder ers. Wynccott was arrested coiuu timo ago in tho Oknnngau country by Terms catt, chief of tho Okanagans, and deliv ered to tho whites at Fort Colville. Ho is tho oldest ono of the murderers, and, thp other Indians say, was tho moving spirit of tho party. Ho will bo taken to Yakima City and placed in jail with tho others, and will bo tripd nt thn On. tobcr term of court. Mr. Schnobloy in forms us that Saluskin was not taken to TJmatilla by a party of soldiers, but that he, assisted by two whito men, took him from Colville to Yakima City, where ho now lies in jail. Aftor tho Fire. It is now two weeks after tho fire, and as tho smoko ha cleared away wo aro better prepared to toko a look nt tho ruins and (iguro upon tho results. Wo havo lonsultod with quito a num ber of well informed parties, nnd havo arrived nt tho conclusion that tho actual loss will be entirely covered by tho in surance nnd tho riso in lots. For in stance, many lots to-day aro worth more than they wcro before tho tiro with buildings on them. There are sonic ex ceptions, of course, botuo of our nconlo unvo sustained au actual loss: lor in stance, Hniidly.tSiniiott, Henry .Schmidt, A. llettinijen, .1. P. .Smith, LduIso Kiss, Max Vogt it Co. and many others. But what wo mean is that with tho Insur ance and tho apparent rise in tho valuo of town lots in tho "burnt district," tho actual loss is very little or nothing. Somo of our pcoplo aro great losers, whilo others aie correspondingly win ners. It seems strango that a person must lose to win, but in somo respects this is true. Wo nro sorry to sco so inanv frnmo buildings going tip again food for tho llamas and would much rather sco brick or stone. Our citizens should lar m mind that if thoy build up solid blocks of framo they will bo unablo to got in surance, nnd per consoquenco their build ings will remain unoccupied. Brick and stono will cost but little more, wlillo the (lillereneo of insurance will bo in favor of tho brick. Moun taineer. a a s ! Spidoro as iinginoers. On going round tho gartlun this morn ing, I perceived what seemed a small piece of cheese, apparently floating in tho air straight before me. Ou coining up to it I found that it was suspended from a spidor'-ri web, which was spun right across tho path. Ono'a first hasty tuougut was that this spulcr had found a picco oi cneeso oeiow, nnu talcing a fancy to it, was then drawing it up into its web to cat it. Further examination' however, showed that tho substanco was not cheese, but a small nabblo much re sembling that edible, evidently taken from tho gravel walk beneath. Thoro was nothiiiL' for tho spider to attach his wob to on tho walk, so ho had selected a suitablo stono to balanco Ins web, which indeed it did admirably, tho web being attached to trees ou either side of tho walk, and weighted below bv tho Mono, so its to bo nearly in a poqiendiculiir iK)8Uion. liio stono was connected with the web by a thrco-fold cord, tho stray ds of which wcro attached to difl'ercnt parts of tho stone. I visited tho wob two or three hours after tho spider had finished it and found that his ingenuity had been rewarded, as tho wob contained, besides a largo fly, on which ho was dining, more small flies than I havo over before seen in a web, Neither myself nor thoso of my friends to whom 1 showed the web, have ever seen anything of tho kind be fore. Headers will bo interested in an ex ample of high instinct in a spider, and those who aro more versed in natural history than myBelf may be ablo to re member other examples of tho same kind. That the stability of tho web do cnded upon the weight of the Btono was shown when I put my hand under the latter. The result was that as I raised my hand tho lower part of tho web grad ually collapsed, but when tho stono was suffered again to fall gently tho web re sumed its proper shaie. The web was about fivo feet from tho ground. Spider engineering is a most interest ing tuiiiject, nml one that 1 have spent hours in studying. I havo worked out most of the problems in connection with it, but tho weight, dodgo I havo not as yet been ablo to explain. Somo tpiders will uso ties ; but others of exactly tho samo species will uso a weight, al though the circumstances under which both build are upparently similar. But how does tho spider raise tho weight t This I could never explain to my satis faction, as ono of the weights are so largo that it is scarcely possible they could lift them by u "dead lift." Be sides, they will put on one, two or inor6 weights in a fow hours before a wind, to fix their structures. The industry and ingenuity of tho spider jtasses belief to all thoso who have seen them at work, but no mere profitable duy can be spent by a young engineer than n day after a storm in a path through tho gorcu watch in,; a spider constructing it web. This is the legitimate way of seeinjj tho work done, but there are other dodges, such as breaking down tho webs and watching the poor devils reconstruct them. Land and Water. "I havo bought my first last," wot tho it-mark of a cobbler when he set up busim-Ki for himself. Stato and Territorial. Wllliitnrtln'VnUry. Stayton pcoplo will celotrato tho Fourth of July. Commencement of Corvnllis College took placo May 28th. Tho St.iytonitcs are fining to have n fourth of July celebration. Tho hriilga between Independence olil nnd new town is in good order. 'flip Albany pcoplo aro making preparations to eclebrato tho national holiday. Col. N. B. Knight, of Salem, will deliver tho Foutth of July oration it ltoseburg. A camiwneclinn will commcneoit Rodnvillp on Juno lStb, andcontinuo Indefinitely, J. C. Bralv. of Yamhill, navs $3552 toacs. and Is tho heaviest taxpayer lu tho county. Work has commenced on tho Minto pass rood and is being pushed ahead with vigor. From present indications tho wheat cron in Marion county, this year, will bo unusually large. Six ot Tho Dalles' expert fishers vent to tho Luckiamuto and hooked COO trout in 48 hours. Tho Mercury snvst There aro 15.000 bushels of wheat now In tho tlranger's warehouse in Halcin, Will Ornv. son ot Mavor (I. W. Ornv. of Snlcm, will return from Kurcio about tho 1st of July. Thero will Lo a irrnud l'ourth of Julv kill 5ivcn nt Koycr's J fall, Clackamas county, on uly4th, I87t. Dr. C. A. l'lummcr. tliu Democrat sava. resigns na telegraph operator, nnd is succeeded by.?. II. Iteid? Yamhill county Fourth of Julv celebration will ho held on tho llibbi camp ground, near .uc.viiunviiic. Fivo hundred men nro at present engaged on tho West tido road between Amity nnd Independence. .School will ojicii in Lafayctto ncalciuy the lint Monday in Soptcmhcr, with I'rjf. J. II. 1 'en ton as principal. A largo ptcco of tho wrecked stunner ltu public has como hi on South 1 leach, Yanulna. Quito rotten in places. ltobcrt A. Miller, a gradunto of tho Wil lamette University, delivers tho Fourth of July oration nt Jacksonville Many strangers aro continually arriving nt Yaquina, seeking land. This portion of tho county is filling up very rapidly. About twenty men nro ut work on tho Marion and Wasco wacon road, under tho suticrvision of Hon. John Minto. J. II. Albert, of .Salem, lost n lino cow by tho cholera, sucrinduccd by eating salt cu cumbers that had been carelessly thrown into tho lot. Win. Wostacott has resigned his position ns commissary nnd bookkeeper nt tho peni tentiary, nnd T. II. Jncksou is npjiointcd In his place. Alsca will Imj surveyed this Summer. Tin available land, and somo ot it oxcollcnt qual ity, along tho river and bay, is being tnkui up rapidly. Tho Kntcrpriso snysi Tho Indies of St. Paul's Guild nro making great preparation, wo un derstand, for a grand excursion to Vancouver on tho Fourth. Tho steamer McCully mado tho lcst timo on record last Sunday, between Kugcno nnd Oregon City. Sho left tho former placo nt 5:15 A. M. and arrived nt tho latter placo at 10 A.M. Tho Statesman says that officer Minto ar rested n young man nt tho Fair grounds, charged with failure to return a horse, hired from Clement's livery stablo, Oregon City. A. Iugalls, of llucna Vista, who was nt work in tho saw mill of J, Smith, got his hand caught in tho edger, badly mutilating tho thumb and index linger of his right hand. Tho Itivcrsido taysi A. M. Smith has fin ished his new kllu lor baking pottery, lb is a lino ploco ot workmanship, nnd has a capacity of 35,000 gallons. Tho Ilucna Vista pottery is now turning out somo of tho finest wnro over mado ou tho coast. Persons traveling over tho arious counties of tho Willamette valley infurni tho CorvalUs (lazctto that tho wheat crops in Itcuton aro tho best they find in their travels. At this s.-asou of tho year wo never hod better pros pects for an abundant harvest. Tho Kntcrpriso saysi There will bo a grand timo at Wright's Spriog on the Fourth. Theso Springs aro situated a quarter of a mile south of Wright's bridge, on the Molalla, and are very accessible, and aro surrounded by somo of tho most beautiful and picturesque scenery In tho county. Mrs, James D. Fay, wifo of tho noted poli tician who committed suicido at Kmpiro City a few days sinco, Is with friends in Jackson county. Sho accompaaied her husband to this State from San liunciscoaud was visit ing friends in Jackson county at tho time the terrible deed was committed. On Wednesday lost Uncle Jimmy Ford, who Uvea about seven miles from Dallas, on the Luckiamutc, met with an accident which will probably causo his death. Ho was on gaged in chopping down a tree which, when it fell, struck another tree, and a largo limb breaking off descended and hit him terrible blow iu the back, breaking two of his ribs, partially dislocat'ng his spiuo nnd injur ing him internally. MoutUtrn Orrjron. Seven small co-npr.nles are mining on Sixo river, Coos llay is to have another steamboat, 32 leer, long. People of Siuslaw think thoy should havo better mall facilities. Wo are infonned that Johnson Wright's mine ou the CofjuiUo is paying t& a day to the man. Tho Coos llay Xeus sayst Lotan and Fland ers InsjH-cted several of the bay steamers last week. Citizens of the upper Cotpiillu talk of hav ing a good, old fanhioned Fourth of July celebration. Tho Coast Mail says that work has len en tirely susjiended at the Black Sand gold mints near Itandolph. Tho Chinese must go, said tho miner mi .Johnson's ceeek last wt ek, and now you can't find a pig-eyed Mongolian in that locality, Mr, L. M. Pearce, about the 16th Inst, was thrown from his horse near Sixis river, Curry county, and severely hurt. His arm was fractured and his shoulder dislocated, hut ho rode some 10 miles that night and 15 miles tho following morning before medical aid could be obtained, A little child, one of a pair of twins, belong ing to W. C. l'axton, near Coquille City, was burned to death on Monday last. It appear that tho child was standing near a stove, which was accidentally thrown over and a kettle of water poured uuon it. which so scalded it that death ensued. East or the Mouulnlii. It has been so wet that several pcron ou Camas prairie and other high lands have been unable, as yet, to complete their seeding of Spring grain. Lilimarsh. the Indian under arrusi. than-ed with tho murder of Charlie Jewell, wu ex amined on Monday and dhch&w-d, t litre Una; no cvjd. uc ai-aimt Mm. Mr. M, J. Shields, of Moscow, was thrown from his horse, and sustained serious Injuries. It seems that tho horso stepped on his hack and injured him internally. Tho Pendleton Iudejiciidcnt tells of a cloud burst on tho head waters of tho Vast fork of llirch Creek that caused great damage, sweep ing away homes, orchards nnd garden;, and causing great loss to many sufferers, it A,Kc,n,leron from Hangman Creek informs the I'alouso (Jazotto that two years ago thtro worc'Jl voters on Hangman Creek, whilo now thero an- 172 voters. Tho samo gentle man states that Cocur d'Alcno Vnlloy is being rapidly settled. The I'alouso Gazctto sayss Whilo Mr. F. W. Vaughn, who lives on Four Milo, fifteen miles south-cast of this place, was away from his homo lost Monday, with ids wifo and fivo children, his houso burned to tho grounil.with all Its contents, comprising all thsir provisions ani clothing, except what they had with them. On the bluff, north and east of Lowiston, wo notice tho commencement of Improvement in many farms and tho construction of sovcral homes. Tho sight is high and airy, but the soil is rich and tho great bulk of tho land of theso farms is very valuable. Tho Lcwintmi 'IVllr-r nt Mnv .-mil. no.. Major Vcddcr arrived In town yesterday morning and reports tho telegraph wires up to within 18 miles of this placo, and tho poles distributed to within fivo miles, and that within ono week ho expects to reach this Pltl -.n IPIFA. ..Ill rtM..a U....1... k!... -t...L -y. ..ow nil.. Hill VIUOI UIMKU ntLT,RUUU( half n milo abovo tho town and then cross in a direct linu fur I.apwai. ihcro has been considerable excitement near l'cndletou among stockmen, on account of sovcral of them had cattlo driven off. A man named Jones, who had chargu of a baud of cattla iroina to Idaho, was arrested nt La (Iranda and brought tn toun. nml Nmilrn iMuey ncm nun 10 answer in ?uu nonu on a elmrgo of larceny. On Monday another ti.ii... lu , i. . - ... :.. ,. i..'. . ; cliargo was preferred against Jones, when Jlistico llishon rcnuired lnm to t-ivn n fiirllinr bond of $500 to insure his npiienrauco at next I'ncet Hound. Tho Experiment saysi It is reported that operations lu tlio I'uvalhip coal ininu havo been suspended. Otiito a larco number of old Olvmniausbavu returned to rcsmno their rvsldencu there, nftcr a protracted aijicnco lu other parts. Lieutenant Wykoff has been ordered to tho U. H, coast survey schooner F.rncst, in placo ol captain cults, who is ordered to San Iron Cisco, where ho will bo placed on shoro duty, Thero aro aliout twentyMlvo miners now at work m tlio nkagit mines, who aro much do Iayod iu their labors by high water. This obstruction will probably not abate until tliu middlo of July, when It is thought fair wages mil imi mane. Thero is no lunger doubt that tho barrel factory, of which wo mado extended mention somo timo since, will bo located iu Seattle. Mr. Sohus, ono of tho gentlemen interested in tho enterprise says that tho machinery has been sent for, and that before long It will ar- rivo in fan rrnncisco, Tho Matsipil dyko on tho Frazicr river, has liecn partly undermined and tho lauds aro flooded. Says tho Victoria Colonist I "Tho partial failure of tho dyking oiierations nt Matsmii, ou tho lower Frazicr, will discourage but will not, wo hopo, aralyzo effort iu tho direction of land reclamation iu Frazicr valley." Tho l'ort Townscud Press saysi Tho houso belonging to Capt. Delanly and 0. W. Downs, oi rort Discovery, situated on their farm near Dungcncss, was entirely destroyed by llro on tho t!5th of last mouth. Tho family occupy ing mo nouso nan gnno ou on a visit anawliun thoy returned, found tho houso innshvs. Loss about 9C0O. Tho Seattlo Post of Juno '-M saysi Tho ship Alaska, Capt. Malcnim, arrived iu port this morning, under sail 15 days from Sail Fran cisco. When soven days out tho second mate.' William Stetson, was lost ovvrlxinrd. Ho was ou tho standing rigging and from somo uiiafvuuuuiuiu reason ziusseii ins looting nnu fell into tho sea. A boat was instantly low. crcd but ho sank immediately and was never seen again. Wondorful Mirages. The excursionist In Arizona, writes a correspondent of the San Franclico Bulle tin, in leaving his coach before tunrisc, must not be surprised to sec lakes where the maps show no water, and mountains turned bottom-side upward in the air, and such other illusions as aerial castles, fortifi cations, railroads, forests and all descrip tions of architecture. It was only a few weeks ago, between Gila Bend and Mari copa, that I witnessed a most marvellous and exquisite series of transformation?, p-llected by the phenomenon ot mirage. The Sieira de las Estrella mountain had entirely disappeared, and in its place was a walled city upon the margin of a beau tiful lake. All at once the city disap peared; a castellated mountain rose In the middle of the lake and turned into a palace, which, after balancing itself in the air. tonnled over and sank Into the bos om of the tranquil waters. Then arojc a multiplicity of grotesque elevations, which rapidly assumed the character of fairy i.l cis, with lakelets within themselves, then, owirg to the unequal densities and fueling powers of tSe adUcent trata of air, the Islets became transformed castles, cathedrals, buttresses, cubes, fortification and other rock systems of architecture, which only survived, however, to vanish on perfect complition. Again arose an object which resembled a magnificent opera-house, cathedral, with the requisite deecription olgothic windows and domes, balustrades, imposing arches and door ways and many-colored lamps This last picture gave way to an Immense tube, which seemed to be suspended in the air until shivered into almost infinitesimal fragments, each of which assumed a va riety of shapes, with serrated borders, and soon vanished or became truncated be low the horizon. Then arose an im mense island, in shape not unlike Alca Iras; again it closely resembled Gibraltar, lifted In the air, all the while presenting an aspect as threatening as cither of the strongholds above named. Then came the Pyramids, and anon, the Casa Grande, precisely as it exists fifty miles away. Presently a great broad white scaif seemed to have been thrown ocr the list named elevation, yet permitting a formation like the picture of toe "itock of Ages." " Ma," observed Bloob's little child re flectively the other night n-i the first stars wine out, " don't you think that when those stars winkle that win ira-y imibt tickle the auijels' feet I DR. J. P. Y. VAff DKXBERGli, Sit., No. 212 First Sl bet. Taylor and Sal mon, Portland. Oregon, tlio Great Worm Exterminator lata of kaii KnncUco. Would Inferm tlio lik itincrally that fttmit ill nrs oxtcnltoirnctlniol tnrtlklno ami lurk-vry In Diruno and tho UnlUd SUt, ol liltli29hro liven In Cull, fornla, ha, by Uwo ulucrmtlon and rrreat rrporl. inmU, cotiio to tho loncltKlon tint there nro moro acuto ami chronic illjcaicj liycrm, liyaJjull.In, anl tn.ilcul.v, oi' oilier species ol netoroa. Tlio public gen erally, or the profession st Urge, aro not auaro of tho number ol patients who aro treated by eminent pliyil elans for this, that or such a rotnpUfnt, Ithout any relief. If the dhcuo had been understood, a few doses of Dr. VaaDcnbenrsBoterelgn Worm Itcmcdy would hare Immediately cured tho complaint and eared a (Treat many Ure. Dr. Van Denbenrh lias collected a Unro rarioty of California roots and herbs, which, by analytlnf, close obscrraUon and eitenilre esperbuents, ho can oonsdenclouily say that he has dlirorered new remedies for the successful curs of tho following dis eases! Dyspepe'a, Olironlo AffecUons of the Llrerand KM ny. flrat and second stages of Consumption, White Swelling, I-aley, Spermatorrhoea or Local Weakness, Nerroua Debility, EpIlepUo I'its, Rheumatism, Neural gift. Diarrhoea, InconUnenco of Urine, Omvet, Fluor Albus, Diabetes, Dropsy, and all thoso diseases which are known under the name of Venereal, such as Syph ilis, In all Its forms, Gonorrhea, (licet, Strictures, r alto l-aaiiures, InflammaUon ot the Illaddrr and rroatrato Ulandu, Kxeoiiallons, l-uitules, riles, llmple", Moieties and all Cutaneous Kruptlons ot the Bkln, Cancer Tu mors cured with or Ithout operation, tn recent Ve nerea DJecases tho Doctor effucts a euro In from three to ill dj s, or no charge. For Uie eyes, ear and throat, Dr. Von Donbcrgli los-sc-nes net and Inraluablo remedies. Dr. Van Denbcrgh w oubl odrlio thewo ladles troubled wlUi.'rnvnlarlllnof Iho Ulcrua lo try hli new reine. luce anu get rurru. Dr. Van Delivery)-' Infallible Worm Syrup for minimi, rrice, si. narronieu to cxci mo norms, or tho money refunded. lly consulting and undergoing a aimplo examination, the afflicted con learn If their dl-awei aro cauicd br worms or not; stall event. Dr. Van Denbcrgli can (ell tbem from what dltcaso they arc suffering. tViniultatlonsanilciainlniUnnsrrro of clinrcr, lu all cow. Dr. Van Donbrrgh guarantees In all cuses to expel tliuVurtin, or no iiiarge. Dr. O. !. O'Domicll'aTratluioii) A life Navcil Wiioiilientti Hecincd Inevitable Hai Ksanciicii, March 4, 1HTV. Tills l to certify ttmt I had born lingering lor flltncn year. ulUi a complaint ol chronic illmnK, nml tor month ooufiuod to my tied without recelrlng any lien i fit from manr rmtnrnt doctor who attended me. (linn up to dlo by tho iihynlchn and my friend, I uo. taken to Dr.J. I', 1'. Nan Denbcrgh, Honlor, ofllco .-io. D Nisrii Mreci, B. r., unable to iuiim or want alone. Alter a cloio and careful examination Dr. V. roll all my ailment and mltcry wiro created bra Pliccii. il worm., anu 10 iiuno ami nir irirmi. luriirvc, tho Doctor expelled from Inonur 3,l well developed worm within two hour, which garo me l.iuuodlaU) re lief, and 1 was able to walk and dIJ walk ou tlio side walk eight days afterward., and twiiwcck after tho worm w era oipellol. I w t-lgli nine p nind I mora than I did before, I liclleve I almtilil now lw dead hut for tho aklllful treatment ot Dr, J, 1'. I', Van Hfiibcryh. ills sarin; my life I ronaMeitnl byuiyetf and friends u imraeie. i- 11. ijvib. I certify that Uio abno facts aro true, and I have khownMr. K.II. t.orluo for ft number of jcars during hit nunc. cats. .:. inhinssu., m. ii Olllce, r()l Kearney St., Nvn KnvtirU. Till I to certify that I had been atnicled for somo timo and became entirely holplM la walk or moio, aouio loin In my lck, no nwt day or night, no mo of my Unit. whate.cr, until I commenced taking Dr. J. 1. 1. Van Denliergh's medicine; thon I got relieved from all my mtcry, and In one wcek'a (line wot able to walk without cruUhc and without Itilp, and now, with tho tkillful treatment cf Dr.J, I. I. tan Dcubcrgh I enjoy tho Imt of health, and am able In every reKvt U fol low my dally IhmIiic, A, Cuiiso, No. MO SIMon trrct. San rrantlwu, April W, left). A t'nnl. Dk. J, I. 1. Van Hhmmiii- Dear Sir: I derm It my duty to uuko the folluwlng statement: For tlio list three) car 1 haolH'cn suffering wllhconttant gnawing palnand a quhcrlng activation In my Unn..ch: alto w.!n In my ilut and heart, my food would not dlgctt, and I wasaoncnoiittliatltwMwtthiUlllculty I could follow my occupation, whl.h ha been hero In Kalcm forlhoia.t Utiycan, at a practical ilcntl.t. Intact, from tho oon.tant iiojii and mlacry, I lta.lwaatc.1 to a mcru kelcton. I had been ilnctorliigagrcatdualwIUi out any benefit, ami believing there mi no help far mo but ti linger on u.tll death would rrllera mo. Sly friend thought I hid worm., ami had Utter svo Dr. Van lH'Ubcrgh. llo told mo atoneu that worm wero tho cauiio ot all my trouble, no ho gavo mo flto smalt IKiwdcr, and In about four hour aliout 700 worm, rum ono Inch to one and a half lnchrs Ion, cams away from me that day. and tho followlmr nlirlii aoino moro came, and I am how happy lo my I fwl like another man again, anu am gaming kirvngiii irom uay in uai. II. Hsiru.H.D.sjj Balis, Or., Kept. SI, Ml. (utaysotf ioo etTvixro ozr Choico, Hoalthy Italian Boos FOIt HALF- I'llICi:, W.W l'KK STAXU. Abo, I'urv Italian (jueen. prko, (1 COrAcli, Delivered on car or steamer. Addra or apply to 3D. 33. IDOXXrXM'XXirGr, in)23lm ('or, Orant ami Front SU., Ixirlland, Or. iX-TTZJiaTIOlVr! PRINTERS aiuTPUBLISHERS Printing Material Fo r Sale Having a number of estn CHASCS. STANDS. CABKb, etc., ou hand, I will till them at reasonable iurrs. in. uwn. are niirwi rimw, vici .sKtviur four-rag ier; V7ii) for either four or tight ge taper, zoxzi ior aimer lour or tiguv oge iaptr, zttii or either four or elirht twufe uioer lx Inildtt or chaw, AU In pair. Tli stand a put together with patent screw, and are portable. nomo oi me oate are lor larreion lonu. Aleo. two full casta of A No. 1 IIHKVILR TVI'K from Johnaon's foundry, Kend for rUcular lu b. a. VLsnaa, Farmer Office. STILL LIVKS ANI M0Vi- AND DOliS BEST PRINTING IN OREGON! AT 5 WASHINQTON STREET PORTLAND. Good Work at Fair Prices la tliu liasls upon wldi.li liu itnts liusiuuss, la)tf THE RACES. Oregon Stale Fair, 1879. riAHi: 1'komho iniHiiiHMi iioiihf.s iiKi.sa is I the HUte if) day before tho Fair, doc net apply tohortc owned In YVailiigton Territory, a Uoittly preinluin aro offered for Va.hlngton Territory a well a Oregon; but hone niu.t be In the HUta or the Ter ritory iiuiiea aboto at leuttiO days htfore tho Fair. I am liutruttul to inake (hi announcement U.rvent inUundcntandlng, I'cr Order, F. M. Waits, Jul t HeeroUry O, 8. A. H. ELECTRIC BELT8. A sure cure forr.erout debility, premature decay, exhauttlou, etc, Tlio oidy reliable euro. Clrtular mailed frio. AddrtM J, h, IIUF.Vr.ri, (8 Clallam ht., -" '- JuutJ ME'$0rATNT fOTAli' LSJc: ll d S'a 5' eg m5 jv, a llMESl iPRIKTERi ra-si .tsbV lhFH ll.SX Pita Itua fKjffyyjiS' twssr ff B .42s' V.M, yi.'.darfll' -- JOS li, si miili linn, W uutiU H. T. HELMBOLD' COMPOUND FLUID EXTrCT BuchlT! PHARMACEUTIOAL A SPECIFIC HEME aor au. OK TIIK Bladder AND Hidno' Tor Dohllity, Iiss of Memory, India tiou to I'.xcrtloii nr ltusincss, Hliorlno Knntli, TutiMcd witli Tliotiglits of DiJ Uimucss of Vislc, I'aIh in tlio Hack, i nml Ifctut, ltusli of Mood to tho Held, I Countenance, and J)n- 8kin. If theso sytuptnmn aro Allowed to A very Irciittcnlly J.tiilejitto I-ita and Ooni tlon follow. When tlio constitution 1 nITcctcd it requires tho nid of an invlg medicinoto strengthen and tono up the torn which "HELMBOLD'S BUCI DOES IN EVJ5RY OAS HELMBOLD'S BUCI 18 unequaledI lly any remedy known. It is proso tho must eminent tiliyslciins all oi world, in Rheumatism, spermatorrhoea, Neuralgia, Nervouaaeii, Dyipepiia. Indigestion, Comtlpation,' Aoheg and General Dobility, Kidney Dlieateo, Livor Complaint, Nervous Debility, Itoilemv. ueaa Troubles,! .paralysis. General m: Spinal DIsoaaev, Soiatioa, Deafness, Deollne, Lumbago, Catarrh. Nervous Ooi Female Oompli IU-oilaclie, Tain in tho Shouldd Dizziness, Hour Stomaeli, Uruptl Tosto in tho Mouth, 1'alpiUtion of I I'ain in tbu remon of tho KM thousand other paiutnl aymtoma, spnngsof Dystwiwia. HELMBOLD'S Bl Invigorates the BtoJ And stimulates tho torpid Lirl and IViUneya to htaltliy Mtion, I too biooti ot oil impurities, anl now Iilu aniLvigor to tho vrhoU i A siuglo trial will U quito coutinco tho most hesitating of remedial qualities. PRICE, $1 Per B Or Six Bottles fl Delivered to any addruts free tlon. ""tieuta" may consult ty ing tho samo attention as by c Coniietcnt 1'hysicians attend j ents. All letters should be add H. T. HELM Druggist and Philadelphia, CACTIO Seo that tho Privat tary Stamp is on ei SOLD EVERY)