Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, December 26, 1879, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.wi!ai .waaatisrtaMsaif&lsSERMfesifat WILLAMETTE FARMER itaoiD stkbt nur, r OLAKE & CRAIG, msuiniiu and monuiTOM. R. A. CliAIIKK. D. XV. CKAIU. Term or Subscription. One eopj, on year (S3 nambcrr). ...(3.00 Ono copy, rlz months (M nnrrcrt) ... 1.00 Dn copy, three month (IS numbers) 10 PORTLAND, FRIDAY, DKC. 20, 1870. PAT10HS f HAItolY' PUBLIC INSTALLATION OF GRAKQE OFFICERS. At I o'clock p. m. on 1'rltlny, (lie 2d cluy of Jitiiunry, 1&S0, llmo'llui'Mof Marlon county 1'oinoiiii Grnntjo will bo iiisliilletl In open tncotlni,' In tliulr Imll In .Suloin, after which itdtlriHi-c.s will ho delivered on (ho principles of iho Order hy JihIjio Uolso and oUiom. Tito fnriner.i and funeral public aro cordially InvHctl to ho present. Tho (irntiKo will convono at 11 o'clock a. in., Hlmrp, and all lilt decree momboi'.s In good ntniidliiir that can, with con venience, arc requested to meet with uh, and also to attend an nvcnlng hcs hIoii of tho ClratiKC'i nt which irmttera or Importanco to tho Order wid ho presented, and probably tho nth do t'reo conferred, Tho following committees liavo licon appointed: On MhhIc HlfilerH Nolly Taylor, Kolllo Glenn and Allco Downing, and JlrolhoM A. Slovens, V. IT. Ilnbbard and T. I,. Davidson. On Tablo SNterrt filronj,', Hmlth, Pettyjohn, Clark, JItibbard, (Jeorulo IIuiil, IlllluryiiiHlMJtito. It Is hoped that in manyof tho mem born of thov) committees as can will meet with tfiiluni Orange on tho third Saturday In this month and tnaku tho iiocosenr arraiiKonionts for tholr Hovcraldutlc. Danii:i, Ui.aiu:, Com. of Arrangements. Ham:m, Dec. tl, 1871. QRANQE CELEBRATION VILLE. AT WING- Kditoh Faumiuu Tho metnbor.s of I taker county, Oregon, met nt tho hall of Wingvlllo Ornugo on tho lth of December for tho purpose of celo tratlug tho anniversary of tho order oftbol'. of IT. Considering tho iucloinoncy of tho weather, (It snowing and blowing all day) thero was a goodly number of tho members assembled at tho hall at tho appointed hour. Tho Grange was called to order hy Ilro. Tbos. Hmlth, and opened with Hinging hy tho Ornugo and prayer hy tho chuplaln. Tho oxercl.ses of tho day wero then as follows: Hong hy, all; reading tho declara tion of purposes Irom tho Digest, hy llro. Win. Huntley; music hy tho choir, vocal and Instrumental. Tho annual addresi was then delivered hy UroA K. I. Wultx and Hon. J. 1). llainen, which wcro appropriate for tho occasion and full of Instruction for tho many members present. Music from tho organ hy Sinter Ollvo O. Oaborn followed with eongs hy Fisher hrothorH with accompaniment. Dinner was then spread and tho table loaded with viands was all that could bo desired, and mifllciont to convince any epicure that tho sisters of tho O ran go know Just how to got up a dinner for mich an occasion. Hon. II. N. McKluuey, county school superin tendent, who was tint day visiting tho public school, taught la tho room beneath the hall, together with tho teacher, Mr. A. J. l'ayton and all tho Ncholarn, wero Invited to Join in the feast. Dinner being over, business w.tsag.iln resumed when Sister Hell Gardner favored tho O range with a recitation, lion. II. N. McICIuuey theu addressed the members on the odiu'tatlonal Interests ot tho county. Reported the liitomH generally In a nourishing condition. Tho cln-dug wnig by all ended tho overelsesof tho day. All departed for their homes apparently satisfied that they had been beuellted by their coming to gether. 0. YV. J. Tobacco Culture. Tito Washington liiiKviiJei.t says Actual oxpcrimciit hits' demonstrated' tho fact tlut the tulmcco plant can bo successful. ly cultivated in Oregon, U U a j.-yinr in. tiustry Mill dots nut uipiiro any special (kilt r cxpcilvnco to cultivate it. A tablespoon, ful ol seed s.iwu in March or April Mill luinj; forth mouuli plant t plant an aero f KiMiiml. lion about two iuchi'i in height tlioy should lm tulcn frum thu Ul ami nt in rows.!! foot ujatt an. I cultivated inuih at youii,! corn is, using n plow ami hoc. Cant should Iki tkM to protect tho young pUuW from tho frost when in tho bed. Mr, 1. U Stotrii taiHil this yiarou Juil;o AivhUihr plnco, ono tun of tobacco which was in lino condition when .itherid. It sells readily at i."0 Wilts. (IT Mlllllll, Thk lhUid yleldlugs ofimliniddnre worth more gixid authorlthMMiyone hlth morepound for pound than the Millil I'xerementH and aro hivoiI with rrrnler earn by tho best Kuro pen n fiirtners and gardeners. All tho leaks in hc sinble me not in tho ioof; those i f'en In tho tloor are ipilto as obJt' Hi' able and aro tho cauoo of a great tie 'I of waste. TWO CIIItlTSMAS ETEHt It was Christmas Eve, tho snow lay crisp and whlto on tho ground and the air was full of melody from tho ringing fclclgh hells. Crowds of people wcro hurrying along tho busy streets of n largo Eastorn city; tho loftlyand lonely, tho rich and poor of nil ages sex sex, mingled together in tho throng. A small boy, poorly clad, was press ing through tho busy crowd selling matches. Ho wns n lad of about ton or twclvo years of age, rather tall, with largo bluo eyes and golden hair. As ho passed on ho mot sovcral groups of children carrying skates; It was ovldent that they had been out skating in ono of Iho parks; ono group had Just passed him when ho turned to gazo after them, wishing that he was rich and could share in tholr sports, when ho heard tho voice cf a boy saying in a loud boisterous tone: "OK out of tho way, beggar, and let us pass," Tho match boy turned nnd saw boforo him a boy of his own age; from his dress and nppcarancc it was ovldent that ho belonged to tho weal thy class, nnd hy his side was a girl two or three years younger tlinn him- self, with long black curls and n pair of laughingblack eyes; both children wero richly dressed, nnd tho boy car ried, swung across his arm, two pair ol skates. "Don't speak so harsh, George," said tho girl, "see you liavo hurt tho hoys feelings." "Just as If beggars can liavo feel ings," said Ocorgo Hcornfully, us no pushed back tho poor match boy. Tho handsome fuco of the girl was for an instant clouded nt this harsh speech; she drew from her pocket a tiny purse, and taking from It a gold dollar hho handed It to him, saying: "Hero llttlo boy, to-morrow is Christ mas, so tike this for a Christmas pres ent." "Como Kiln, dear, Itisgotllnglate," said tho boy, who was ti fow steps in advance. Tho poor match hoy looked after them in astonishment; tho volco In which ho addressed tho girl was so dlirerent from what ho used a moment before. "Ho Is porlectly heartless," said tho hoy tohlmselfas ho passed on to his poor lodgings. Thus tho throe children mot on that Christmas Evo, tho ono so poor and tho other two so wealthy, what tho years will bring in tho futuro wo shall see. To explain who tho children wcro wo must go hack a fow years. Judgo Carlton was a very wealthy man, and had three pons, Guy, Gcorgo nnd Charles. 'When ho died ho loft tho hulk of his property to Guy, tho oldest, Gcorgo and Charles receiving tho portion of tho younger sons. Doth tho younger ones had married women of their father's choice, but Guy was married, several years before his fath er's death, to a country dumsol with whom ho had become acquainted during a visit to a friend. This mar riago ho kept concealed from his father, for had that proud man known of It ho would have disinherited him. "When Judgo Carlton died Guy was traveling In tho old world for his health; ho was summoned homo, but died a fow days after arriving. On his deathbed ho told his brother Goorgoof his marringonnd asked hi in to put his wlfo nnd infant son in pos session of his estate, Gcorgo promised to do tills!, hut had no notion of fullllllng his promise, for hy tho terms of his father's will, if Guy died without Issue tho estate would go to tho noNt oldest. When sho heard of her husband's death she came to tho city and tho presence of his Inhuman brother to plead for Justice. George only laughed at hor and told her that her marriage was only a sham. Hho told aim that It was not and showed him tho marriage certlllcate. Ho pronounced It a forged ono. In vain did tho poor woman plead for Justice for hereon; It was denied her; so she loft tho presence of George Carlton believing that her marriage was a sham. l'o a fow weary years sho earned a scanty living for hereelf and bon. When sho died hereon was lett In the largeelty without a single friend; he earned his living by selling matches, and It was him, Guy Carlton, that wo Introduce toour readers on this Christ mas Eve. Tho other two children wero his cousins, George Carlton, the son of Gcorgo Carlton who had de frauded his brother's heir of hi rights, and Ellouor, tho daughter ol Charles. Charles and his wlfo wore both dead, and their daughter was lelt to tho guardianship of George. George Carlton lived in a handsome brown stono resilience In tho imiM fashionable part of tho city, mid on that night wo tlrst Introduce them to the reader hogavo a Juvenile part to pleaso Master Gcorgo, tho son anil heir of tho house. After Guy had arrived nt his lodg logs ho was sent on an errand by i. P'.xrfeeamstrts,vho ws unable to gu out herself, and thogarmonlon which sho lintl been engaged must bo deliv ered that evening, so sho asked Guy to deliver It for her. Guy, who was nlwoys willing to oblige anyone, hur ried away on his ctrand, which took him through tho most fashionable part of tho city, on his woy ho passed tho house of Gcorgo Curlton. Tho blinds wero not closed and Guy conld see tho interior of tho drawing room, wiiero many children wcro assem bled, and tho center of admiration was tho sarao girl that had been 80 kind to him only a fow hours before. Guy rcmombcrcd that his mother had told him thnt If Justlco was theirs that this place would be their home, "nnd yet," thought Guy, "tho ono that calls this placo homo, dared to call mo beggar, but that beautiful black-eyed girl, hho was so kind to me, I wonder who sho Is; 1 will keep her girt to rnmeinher her by." A short tlmo after this good forluno camo to Guy; it camo in his way to do a small favor for an old pea captain, who "fell iu lovo with tho boy," as ho expressed it, and took him from his life of toil and carried him to Eng land, placed him nt school, where ho paid him a yearly visit. When Guy was 18 years old the Captain said, while on his yearly visit, "I liavo n presentment thnt I will novorteo you again, my hoy," for such ho called Guy, "and so I liavo mado my will, in which you aro my boIo heir." "Why do you think that you will novor seo mo nguln?" asked Guy. "Guy, my hoy, I liavo been on tho sea all my life, and I novor prepared to start upon a voyngo boforo but whnt I felt I would nrrlvo safely In port, hut this will ho my hut voyage, my vessel will go down and carry mo with her; romomber, my boy, theso furo an old sailor's wonN, nnd they will provo truo." "Don't go on this voyngo then," pleaded Guy, "you told mo Fovor.il years ago thnt you had enough to live comfortably on for tho remainder of your life." "No, no, my boy, you cannot kcepn fish out of tho water; I was born on tho ocean nnd on tho ocean I will die, when I cast anchor for good It will be In another world." In vain did Guy plead for his guar dian to quit tho sea, ho would ant glvo It up; ho saw him start upon tho voyngo nnd felt that ho had looked his last upon tho man who had been a father to him. Ho had heard of sailors' presentments boforo nnd ho believed them to bo true, nnd this one did provo true, for a fow mouths nftorward while tho vessel was cruis ing nmong tho tho East India Islands sho went down with nil on board. Guy was ovorcomo with grlof when ho heard that his guardians words had proved true, ho took passago on tho first steamer bound for tho East India, In hones that his guardian had been rescued, but ho was doom ed to dlsapolutmcnt, for not a soul was saved. After this, his education being fin ished, Guy took a tour of tho world, travellnglelsurely from placo to place. So at tho ngo ot twonty-flvo ho found himself in his natlvo city. A great many changes had tnkon placo sinco ho left thero fifteen years boforo; tho haunts that woro then to him familiar wore scarcely recognized now, tho faces thnt ho mot woro nit strange to him; his thoughts natur ally turned to that Christmas Evo so long ago, when ho was a poor match hoy, nnd ho wonderod what had become of tho Utile girl thnt gave him tho gold dollar. Tho socond day after his arrival ho saw an advertise ment In ono of tho dally papers that read as follows: INKOllM ".TION WANTKll' 01-' ONI! Ol'Y lUUl.TOV, Hho llfhvn iM v nuuli Ujr In thU city, it N Ulltie-1 that La vu Jt't.dtj a oa liiuln Iu tho lltt lu,lU inie. Kmiulrc at Ur. lUikrn, No-, blrwt, "That must mean mo, hut who can have any Interest in tho poor match boy. Mrs. UarkerV lot mg see, was not that tho namo of tho seamstress that I left my mothers trunk In tho earo of. I will go and see, although I had forgotten It until this notice brought It to mind," Thus mused Guy Carlton, as ho sat in his room nt tho hotel, where ho had road the mlvertleoment When Guy arrived at tho houso ho found bis Mirmlso to bo true; it was tho. same woman that ho had left his mother's trunk in charge of, but a surprise awaited him, for Mrs. Dar ker had after keeping tho trunk In her ctro for many years, felt a tie lro to sco what It contained, o she had opened It titid found tho marriage certitlcato of his mother, and all the letters that sho had received from her husband, and the certlllcate of GuvV birth. As Mrs. Marker had once been a seemstress In tho family of Judge Carlton sho knew all tho family quit. wen. hiio at onco know who Gu. was, so she had advertised for him. " When Guy learned that -hho hat' known tho family ho asked her somi questions about them, "I would Jus,t liku to seo Georgi Carlton misted, for he Is so proud niiii heartless. Guy, your father and Charles wero both gentlemen; Charles j married n great heiress, sho Inherit ed her wealth from an undo in tho nbcence of other heirs, but about n year ago, other holrs prosented them selves nnd proved their Identity, so Ellenor was left penniless except a small lucomo that sho inherited from her father, and that Is not enough to keep her, to she is obliged to work for her living: her heartless undo turned her out of doors, nnd young Gcorgo wai engaged to her, but deserted her In her hour of ruin. I hopo you will bo nblo to provo your Identity for I know you will givo Ellenor a homo which her undo refuses her," was tho explanation that Mrs. Darker gave Guy. Another Christmas Eve. A wed ding party Is tissemblcd in the draw ing room of tho brown stono resi dence, the bride ami groom aro Alie nor and Guy Carlton, and as they btniiil at the window after tho cere mony Guy tells his bride how he stood thero on tho pavement fifteen years before and watched her sweet child ish faca through that -aino window. When you gave mo that gold dollar I gavo you my heart In return," he said as ho drow her to his broa-t and pressed a klsstipon her lips. Sho smiled blushlnglyand nestled close to him, thanking Providence for sending her such a lunbaud In stead of tho proud, heartless George. Tho heartless undo and his sou now earn their own living and they liavo few friends, for peoplo remember how selfish they wero when they wero ncii and prosperous. Important to l'armere. The want (if a reliable hook by xhichto calculate tho v.iluo bf wheat in this market h en quoted nt any price iu tho Liverpool ami London markets lint Ion;; Lccn flit, hut uhioli is now linppily met in the " litat Dealer' fiuiile," lompilcrt hy J. It. vtruh, tmimer of tho Merchants' Kxchanuc, this city, niul which ho has nrrniiKCtl to sell at tho cxcceibudy low price of 25 tents per copy cult to accompany cnlerr. It is cry im portant to any mm all who sell wheat to ho able in lens than livn minutes to toll (as they can from this hook) tho nrico of whc.it in this marlict when bantu on ICnli.-Ii price, which govern tho markets on this coast. Calcula tion! aro warranted thoroughly correct. Kn clou 25 cts coin to J. K. Parish, Portland, who will mail tho pamphlet in return. H.t.t.'k Vmietmu: Sicilian Had; Rknbw n; is u scientific combination of soino of tho most powerful restorative agents in tho vege table kinylmn. It restores gray hair to its original color. It makes tho scalp whito and clean. It cures dandruff nnd humorv, and falling-out of tho hair. It furnishes thu nutritive principle hy which tho hair is nour ished and supported. It makis tho hair moist soft and clnssy, anil Is unsurpassed a a hair dressing. It is tho must economical prepara tion over olTcrcd to tho public, as its effects remain a long time, making only an occasional application necessary. It Is recommended and used hy eminent medical men, and olllci ally endorsed hy tho State Assaycr of Mass achusetts. Tho popularity ot Hall's lluir Itcuower ha increased with tl"? test of many years, both in this country nd in foreign lands, and it Is now knowr nd used in all tho civiliied couutnes of tl vorld, Hodge, Davis ti Co., l'ortlanl, jlcsale agents. For iialv by all dealers, S Iteait Hiid Leuru for Younolsc. Manr raluiKedUvmlcjuiJrJlrli UKh.Hr.ol(j U krjil from Um ttorlJ, tntuiM ut tlis Inunmw cnm' In iiuUn; Ihew known to tliu (v-'I'l. Tnl U but tl,o rats vrltb IUmiis's IIikk STicr; !tlou-li tut a fow nui Introduced Into I lilt ruuntrjr IU mlo now rvaches In every toonaud tUtamln tho U.S. IU ondrful uctvM, In curing CouiuinpUon. seven. Cough, fncii. inonU, AtOino, and all other ul o( tho Uiruat and luai;, was flnt ttiads known by dUtrtbuUni: eiory juar, (or ulin-o inn. over 400,000 boulu to u, amictnl, lico( iliarvf.h lruin;Wu. No such a tratol merit u c vrr cl rn More to any oUir nrrvaratisa. Ouuld you sale nionT Uo to your dnitrsjit and ttt a tolU lor 7i nu and Ur It, bainl twttlt 10 ttnU. While's I'ratrle l'lower. Taken llora ictlrln; mill ln,urc a good night's mt, will, an axakcnlnc In tfce rony norn to ntaJOi, courses andi!or. Kur muted tongue, bad IrcaUi. kick luad ache, or any dl.lurbuico anting Iron) dyipU or tor. 4d llier, It U without a wcr. Its action ondleat 1 entln ly different from any mwllclne ever Introduced, quieting mlns aluiwt Inttaiitly. Tho hua and cry iulel airwitt it by patent medicine men. who have tortMrti, hi Iu adicnt the dctrucUoii cf their nefarious butlneu, and tlw thousand of iintolMtcd ttwtuuonlal rlua Inc In f ruin all runs of the New World. U a ur In. dlcatlcu ol ll treat merits. Trial tltt at all ilmc feres. IUU lmnl imtllei, 7& renu, CIIAS. I.M. LUV IV . W holitals DruivUU, ScJe AgenU, CniiMiuiptlon (tired. An d imv.kHn, ntlml from practice, Mvlu; had pUtvd Iu lu iiiiud by an Kut India iidblunary thu fonnuU ol a lnid vtiietablo rumdy for the uprcdy anu ruuotui turw iir iviituiuiiuitn, iironuuu va tarrli, Atllmia, ad a!l T).rut and I.um- Affections, aluiapo-ithtf and rad.ial cure for Nervous Ifcbilit) and nit Nertoa CoinpUInU, afttr liitln? levied lu wondi'iful curative i,t In thcuand Ol (Xhaa felt it r.Udut to euveknoan tohU ufftril'.i;ftllo Actual b) thu motive-ami adttlreto reticle human urTcrin,;, I will nnd lltool iharge to all wliodnlrclt. IhUrMQw, iiil.wiuti, r'rtmh, or Di'lUli, villi full dlrrctlnnt for irailn;; nnd iMe. hent by null by addmliii; with Ump, naintu.- this luper, W, W. Sussms, Horopters' lIKxk lUKhuUr, S, V. i31-3iu AT THE EAST PORTLAND NURSERY Via find a Lirge Uxk of Fruit and Ornmuontal Trocs, FtHICUItBKKY, niull I'rull, Iloiee, Vlura, Lite , lite. I'rlct'3 ltoasoiiable. CaU!vw tret on application to If. HANSON, Propriotoi, "Mirarry at Km l'orlland," SEEDS ! !SEEDS ! ! The only Svcd Store lu Portland that deals tielualtc. Ivlurxvil, wheru )od will And a complete itock of liiirclen and 'lotv r heed, all kind of Slraaa ws s-sl and went tlruluacd ettrvtalcf ivrtaiidu? UialtrvtcUisSovdittoie, ' H. HANSON, St Front M., Milt 1,0r,,BUd' . DE.WAL KOOilS Ovor JBro man Bros. Storo. xo.ti but PiNiann) orixATiONS rcnroasico fekSU IME3 33 PRINTER STILL LIVES, MOVES AND DOES BEST PRINTING IN OREGON! AT 5 WASHINGTON STREET PORTLAND. Good Work at Fair Prices Is tho basis upon which he does business. JlsyMtl COUNTRY RISKS! WANTED I.V TUB S.AaiBURC-BREr.'.EN ! Fire Insurance Co, OF HAMlintO, (.E1I.MANY. Cnpitnl 81,500 000 Surplus - 5112,000 I'lllLII' Lt'KVCIt It CO., Fan rmarUo, Ucncral Aleuts rMlfic Coast. H. BOYD & SON, A-tuU for Orcn ard Wathlngton Territory. 00 First M., next tu I. nil it .V Tlllon's. JullStf INCOIU'OUATKD 1804. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO,, OK CALIFORNIA. DFMr o Only 2 LOSSES PAID orKa'nUllon $1,334,633,44 i,U01,V LOSSES raid in Orcgoa!" $162,363.29 Oregon Branch OIllco, Geo. L. Story, IrTanagorJ Southeast comer First ami Starh -StKcti, Oj.p. L1J it Tilton's Rank, ) spuu Xox-tlrtaaci, Or, ii OH! MY iTlis wonderful iit'CM of IIII.'NI'S lll(.V t V ha. Induced a KtcAt nuny to adtcrtUo their ullhlcn in,iritlon for tho euro ot Kld ncy Iitarat,',, hopliu to kII thorn on It, vreU xlablUhnl rrpulatlon. lionotil.il jour health lir uidtn; anv of thv,o In, BACK! jiirlim, ircuratlon, liUt try at inn IIIINT'N IIIS.UICU V, vthhh list stood tho tc.t for ) )cari. I.ATl'. 1IU.1IU THHTLtlONY, lB3V.tmlniUrl!t l'aovitsics.It. l(Vt. IS,1j:0 Wh, K. Cljiuk iKir blr: I halo luQcrrd very luucli wtlli my Kidney, and Uvr for yian. In Janu, ary, IsTV, I ifrcw aone, Unatln fearfully, llyidi),). dun, ono of tho bct In rroildcncf, wUhid mo to try HUNTS HUUKIIV, as nfo and rtllablo, a, h, had known It to cure Mdncy UiM-aHS vhcn all other nwdi einos had tilled. I did so, and In twenty-four hour, I pasted four ir Dvo gallon, nf water, tho Muat a, re moved, and the irrval rel'rf mado mo feel a well man. Wero It not lor HUNTS IIUUKDY I would not Iwallis to-day. Ii K.Hlll:l'Alt!bON. HUNTS IIKminV I, merared HM'lltLY for tho tluKascs of lh Kldnay, llladder. Liter and HUNT'S Urinary Oryan,, Ilrorwy, (lrarel,l)iabetv,,llrii(lit's DUcaoa of Uie Kidneys and Incontinence and llotcntionof Urlns, and U used by Uis Helical REMEDY faculty, bend for Iton uhlot to Wiluim K. Cutir, I'roildcncv, It. i. NOl,t feblt r IIV .ILL IIKVUUISTN. D. J. Pl ALARKEY & CO. Product) Doalora, General Commission AND SHIPPING XdWnCHAWTS ! JoliWri and dealtr. In Flour, Feed. Provisions And fitaplo Urocoriw. Advance u.ado on CHAIN, WOOL, UOIV, HIDES, tte. No 8, 10 and 1 2 Front St. FOrtTIi TTX. Ran Frauclsco Ofllce 000 Ustvlsj htreet. JunlJtt fni A YEAH and stpcnvs to ajvntl. Outfit free, VI 1 1 Addrtu 1'. O, VICKLIIV, Auguata, Mlne. majO-lv (Carminative) For Diarrhoea and Dysentery mo ir. Jnyno'a Cnulimtlto ILuUnui. An cltanRC.4 of cllmato or t-atcr, and In illsorctloiti In catliiR oRen produco theso coniplalnU, travolers an d others nhoulil always keep n bottlo nf this rcmody by them. It novcr falU to sulxluo tho most violent attacks, nnd It U equally scrvleonblo for Cramps In tho Stoirach or Bowels, Griping rains, Ac. For Cholera Morbus, Cholera In fantum and CollC uso Dr. Juyne'a CurmlnntUe llalaniu. It removes all boroness of tho olnlomcn, allays tho Irritation and calms tho action of tho Stomach. It may always bo rolled on lo ?lvo Imniedlato roliof, and beslilcs being ofloctua!, is a pleasant and safo remedy, easily ad ininUtcrcd to children. For Asiatic Cholera and all Bowel Affections uso promptly r. Jaynr'H (-annlnatlro Balsams. It checks tho Diarrhoea, suppresses tho Cramps which generally accompany attacks of Cholora, and conqnen tho discaso in Its inciplency. It lias frequontly been administered in neighborhoods whero tlio Cliolcnt lias been racing epidemically, and it lias soldoin failed to glvo Immediate and permanent roIU-f. Tho Carmln atlvo has maintained Its reputation as n Curatlvo for nearly f"r m, Is equally ollectlvo In " and .xs n St.uulir 1 I" dy, she '" ' iiodc i. it. '". i",.. DR. H. SMITH, XOX3LtlSt. OFFICE! Oregon, Moore's Dlock, over lory's store, Bnlrm. novll-tf BARBER &NICKLIN. 9 100 First At. au291y 1'ortlajid, Orcjjou. M. C. NEWBERRY. Commission Merchant, And Oeneral Dealer In OnKOO.1 AHU UtLIKUUMa VKUIT AMI FHOUllK. iaa rirt si., roniaim, or. C0NSI0N.MENT3 BOLICITia). P. 0. Uox t53. Jull-M VILLIAM DUNBAR. PEED, IWHM, I'XtOIHJOI! AND Commission Merchant ! Impiftcr nf CallfornU I'mlU, VcgetaMu), Honey, UutUr, Vg, KnUInt, etc., anil ItXl'OIt'I'I'.Il OIMIUAiN, FMIUIt, Wool, Feed, I'rultl, Kprs et,', Cor. Front nnd tinlt Mm., INirtlunil, Or, Jul I tf 13. I. 1STJ1HZ, UATON. W. T tliiicrnl Laud .turiit, Itrokcr, iiutl cn erul tiivilt. TTi:Nl)1 TO AM, IIUSINi;S3 TROMIThV. V. Clerk District Court; Cmninluloncr of IXcds for Urci.'oni Notary I'uUlc; U. M, l''jinnilluner,cte, nll-tai WEEKS & MORGAN, No?. 219 and 251 Front Street, lktwccn llalu and Maulwti, Wholesalo and Kotail GROCERY, PROVISIONS FEED STORE. Tho test of good, at loct uiirkt rates. Country order, solicited. Country iiroduce UVui In CMlilne for iillcs. II, UKKKH, liov; tf A. II. ilOIUIAN, MONEY TO LOAN! SKOURKI) HV HEAL ESTATE MORTGAGES, -i.v - Sums of $500 to $30,000 ar-jriwitavE xsvxazDE, Or Portland City Property. Aly U WILLIAM REID, 48 First St., Portland, Orogon. inayS-tini BUY NO TRUSS Until ) ou seo w hat lias Iwcn ae eomplMicd hy Dr. Tierce's Ute Inientlon. Tiend for uunph. Ktand llenv'sMairnctle Journal. IIAONKTIO KLAmTIU TKUHH CO, Ttroiovcd to N. W, eur. Kearney and fiacramento Sts., Baa rrancbco, Col. marwy H. CAHPENTEB, M. D. (Ulo of Faleto.) PORTLAND, OltKO'ON. Omcx: CoriKr (Inland UorrUou Sis, upstairs, Iuiss.iai: 375 Fourth and Itoutcoraery fits, seplt ELECTRIC BELTS. A sure cure forncrvou, delllitt1, premature dotal, eilauMlon etc The only riJUW, cure. Circulars mailed free, :. v. Addms J, li. ItEUVKS, 43 CliaUiam St., jnneo IIAVM HI'I'.CIl'K) niKDICIMB. The tirent Kucllsli Hemrdy rnanc mark. i...,.ih. ...,,.. HADE M"lfC tkininal Weaaufv, tS.Yirutorrrica, lm poUmcr, and all III,. can, that follow as a ftoquenco of self atUM, a, lm or sicmory, Unlienal Iu,ltuiw. fain In the Ikuk," Boforo ftldiiff KSSSr. Toid A:Aftcr Taklne. and nuny other thxues Uist lead to Inunlty orOoa, umpUon, and a lreniatur Urave. ZT Full artlculan In our panipidct, which u du.lreto.cnd Ires by mall to every ono. s"4T TIk Hpccltlc lluliiins Is sold hyall dnunrUt at tl par pacVwe, or six packages for V fit will tr sent frt by mail on receipt of the inoooy by ad uic-Idj THU UIUY MKUIDINK t)0 So. 10, Mechanics' lllock, Usraorr, Uku. TSold In baleu and everyvhere In Uio United States and Canada by all aliolcaal and rttall drumlsU, tVy Salem Flouring- Hills. DKST FAMItV FLOUlt, BAKER'S EXTRA, XXX. SUPERFINE AND OR.VUAM, MIDULINOH, HRAN, AND SHORTS. CouNtnitl.v ou Ilmul. IUirliowt 3?rlu In CASH Paid for Wlieat R. 0, KINNEY, BPt lilt Agent S. ?. M. Co Z.U0ZX7S SSZ.X., Saetessor to J. U. Keslih It Co., DS Liberty al . M!V YORK, CommixHlou Afrt FOR isnVTNO AND F0RWAIID1N0 FROII New York via Inlimun, Taclnc ltsllroid, and , I'aiis Horn, all kinds ot Mertbandlee, and for the sale ot Products from tie I'nclflc coast, for the collcctloa of mocey, J.c octirU EAILROAD LANDS. Hlortil Tei'ms: LOW 1'IIICKM LONG TI?IKt IOW l.NTIiltEST Too Oregon and California and Oregoi Central llallroad Companies OFFER tbslr Lands for I alo upon tbe foil-twin libe ral terms: One tenth of the price In rash; Interest oa the balance at the rate of seven per cent, nue yes after sale; sod each following yrar one-tenth or the principal and Interest on the balsnce at tho rMo ol seven per cent per annn-n. Both principal and Inter 1st payable in U. 8. Currency. A discount of ten per cent, w 111 he allowed for cask VT- Letters to be sddre 4 to P, hCIlULZE, la I Agent O. X O. R. h., Portland. Ore eon. JOHN MINTO. BBXXSIB or MERINO SHEEP, sorlnir Dirties Intcrrtti'd thai ikv .n nwi will ilSlS! ,5:.,ellJheeP " ,he M!e quality and value at MUCH CHKAPKIl HATES than such can po.slblf c Imported. Kxso-lnatlon aud comparison with oOv er SJ'eep offered is tho market srecordhlly Inyltod. f alcw, dreiro. 'ft Rams and Itm Ijmb of tho Cock vJ : - IoLAND FARM, e4olnloc falem. i r i ti t jen at rue same niace. or at && , xrEw vSrrssV' .j iii.xa Imu. jaraalabAU nilcs sooth ofUiectt .v..iOsTairM'sfefvl.,...