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LAURETTB.
Yw, It wai a marrisgo "for lovci" tlicio
was no denying that.
Many a wealthier, wher, prettier anil more
pruilcnt girl would have been glad to liavotlio
Jlcv. llcnuigcr Hrtalctnin li( own congrega
tion, too lint lio limit noeil pick up tliln
itrango wilding from ioiiio outlamliih place,
and ot lior at tlio head of an inlliicnti.il city
church, an "pastor's wlfii," and, acolnij that
ho hail no money, family or expectation",
what clio could ho havo clinauii her for hut
Mind, stupid love?
And yet, hut four month nftr tho "coming
home," Iwhold Lauiettu, In her hualinnd'i
sttlily, wheru alio lit with corrugated brow
Mora hi half-writ'en pcriiion, not vroiiuhlng
lovingly mi tlio foiittttxil licsido him, with her
ilttiuty toy work in her lap, a the moral lun
of Idol would havo It, hut standing before
him, tho tahlolrati con them, ptislonatv tear in
her eye, reproich, ilispair on her votintuii
unco, her hands cinsiHi 1 in a frenzy of wiml
"Why did you ever luing ni" hcroJ" ilie
ilmdder out in tragic, hieatlileJ j,Mpj "nut
In-uaueo you loved mo. Ah, no, IVrniifctT,
ucTtr thatl Don't seek to comfort lie by your
oM .tisiiranci. I know better innr."
"My dearl my dear!" expostulate Mr.
Ilaslem, Kvntly, but ill rather n illsenuiageil
tone, a if hu w.is lluding hi liottcr-Jinlf n bit
of a handful! to manage.
Mr. Iladem is a grutt man; hi hunt in in
ha work, and hi truu ilfltii i to do hi duty
iu tint sphere in which (ioil ha iihiccil lilliil
hut if lin had lint nlsu plaeeil hi limit. Ill tho
ki-tping of tlilt restless, eager girl, lie would
never li.ivo tiilu-n her In be tho comp'iuioii of
hi lifei enuntiiieiitly, tlitisti wihl words fill
like an uiilrag'i mi III' u.ii. tlioiigh ln iwsstim
'limseLT slio can .surely never mean tliem, nor
e'l'tn Bin:li iiiju'tini.
"Vet, yes, I know Hut I only tmilblo vmil"
til; Ijiurutto, tlio limning tear beginning U
fall over her seorehing eheek-"tliat Iliavn
,110 placu heiu nut to euiiso anxiety that but
for nut you would bo a htpnier and morn sue
exMsful man, I know all that o well I am no
comfort to you, lit advautago In your work,
and I havo como 1 1 "
"hauretto," hit Interrupt, wildh i "havo I
iver ald anythiiu liku tlilt to you?"
"Oil, no, nnl You are ton patient mid good,
hut I know you never would liuto choteii mo,
llcraiiitcr. but that you took pity on inv ure.it
lovsforyou, which I, litxir fool I could not
hide!"
"Why will you toituro ynnrelf thus, dear?
tloonillnd inu unkind or neglectful to you
tint" you ahouhl fancy aticlt thing?"
"No, ton kind) too t-inslderntc'" murmur
tluj young wile, wringing her hot handi "too
'iiuinplainlng for it to boieal. Don't I know
hat your wife shoiild.be? Why didn't you
itarry a wise, useful yntintf, lady, whoso poir,
Aitdis'h lirart would not torment you with so
ini.eli lovti and yearning? You don't need any
worship It li only uxtravaganco to you."
"I thought I wanted It, l.turottu, or I
would not havo asked for It," slulis Mr. Hal
kvm feeling words tt bo idle, wiiilo iho will
twist them mo itrimgely.
"Ikitynu kwjiv better now," gisps I.au-retti-,
with a hvsterio laugh, "and mi do I, to
my tkair. Oh, lloranger, never think that
t binned you!"
Slid itauil n mninent, w hiteiiiug to the lips,
jl.uingat him in indet'iaiou, a if iho longeil
ci yet to cat herself at his feet, ntnl mi
nlniw hi teudernesa nr furtive nt-,, but hit
vycK wero on hi iinlluisheil lerniou, longing
fy. as It seems, anil she turn away and creep
Miftly away fiom tho room at if crushed.
"My darling," In-put tho young husband,
looking up, and then ho discover he I alone,
"Alter all, ho inusv, "it U In-tlrr to leave
Iter to coiiiu to reaiou'ierself -ilio atwnyailoe
stud then I can toll her, peihil", mum
strongly than I havo over tlouo how deep and
strung my luvu I for her. IWr lniuettt, I
won ler why li" doubts me?"
Hut it is Saturday uveuiiig, and his setiuou
must I hi lluisheil, in ho put away ilointmlio
is'rplexitie with nil dibit mid plunge into
thewy.
With all hi txcclleuclci and ho is truly
in altcetiiiimtf, vvcr-thoughtful husband -Mr.
Ilaslem tliH' not altogether understand tho
way to treat hi Liurctto,
Jjliti is pisiiniiaU'ty loving, impulsive, ill 111
(tilt, and full of nervous, generous iiupossiblt.
(auciesi he, calm, stnuig, well-hilauced, earn
est in nllivtlmi, inllttxiblu in duty,
Slie i stung tit freiiy by soino wnnl which
indict his Kiiiii'd into Iter ear, burdened
with tho thought mid caies, and hour of
II.IIU whoso meanings slio tl.no not understand,
nit width tlrivo herfevervtl, craving heart tho
rlvter to him, and ho all iiiu-ouscioiis of tho
teeming suiting faueiia, all unknotting of
these sorrowful, heavy hours, wonder at the
iiitipiulity of her spun, and her many exact
ions, while ho lutes htr iiouo tho less nor neg
lect hi duties a whit thu more.
You might call them, at this at.tgo of tho
ill vl. Snow ami I'iif, and wonder littlo at the
eii lie). t
tt was close on Sunday inniiilug when the
luator ptr away his umk and thought t'l iet.
Never litlnd, it was a gisxl sermon, mid Ih
(oiti lifting his study ho praytsl humbly that
it might Iki hli-tsl to soi no among hi llovk,
huIi-iim eti'it his own ewe l.tinli.
Lturtttu hid not yet rvllrvtl. I'onlish giil,
lio must Iim sit'lug alouo down ataira waiting
for him.
Thu ga was nut lit in the jut lor, but at thu
loiiud of hi steps in tho half, tho lituio-Ut-vi
nr. an eldetty wnui.tn, with a (Hvuliar, cold
ji r.tiuv up fiom tho kitchen region, a unto
in iter hand.
"Mis' llatlem has gone nut, sir, and shit
tol.l mo not to ilisturltyoti on no account till
you would como down, and to gitu you this
uuto, i expect, sir, sain mo woman ncuiurv
tv. ainiNithiiiu tlown her apron, while her
stealthlv evo v atcheil her master' face, "she
KOiio to aH'lul tho evening at soino of them
lilcit'la ot hers, unit want you tit go lor Ler.
It's a rainy night for you to g unit after your
work, air, but -ho! lie! lou'll not get tho
comfort with a young wifo that you had when
you was yourown mister,"
liur Mr, lladem was deaf to old Martha's
wonts of wisdom.
Ho had torn open thu note and read what
turned him cold and blind a stone.
This fiom hi owu littlv wifot
"J am t-oing away- out of your lifo forever,
Ikrangcr, 1 havo thought it all over and it
is hot. After aw hilo marry again, for 1 shall
bit ilia J I and don't mako such another mis
take. Tako her w would havo taken but
for tun. Oh, my love, I never hl.uncd youl
Iai'HOTK.
"Tho I.id i your sun ami shield, and Ho
will watch over her 'ou mourn, and will pro
se rv her from harm," uidgojel Kldcr Cmy
s
toil,
when a
week later, ho Wilt over bit
iu tor
pillow, and held hi burning
hand in his. "And perhaps thl will hobles
cd to tho wayward child, and ordered for her
and your moro lasting happiness. Bo not dis
quieted) nothing is auspcctcdaiyctamongtho
pcoplo, and wo inuit keep her ilamo ipotlc.
Thoy think you took her homo to aeo some
rolatlve, and 1 will explain her continued ah
asneo." So this wlso friend itood bctwocn tho crush
ed minister and tho cruel darti of slander
tuld all iniHiirera that Mrs. llaslom ha been
"sent by tlio Lord to fulfill a mission else
where, and meanwhile, prayed hard for good
ti rmnn nut of tho great evil.
Hut nx months passed away, and llcranger
Ifaslom was still desolate.
It was vaguely reported that Mrs. Haslem
was nurslnu somn dying relative, iteihapswitli
a cloud over his or her name, henco tho pas
tor's retieencu and sadness. Tho truth was
never onco suspected, and, ho it said to itoor
Lauretta's credit, none, even tho lm it slan
derous, dreamed of association wrong with
her.
Six months, and Christmas cvo. Mr. ifas
lom is onco more In hit study working at his
Christmas sermon, with earo and weary sad
ness in hi palo face a heart lighting for truth
auilil mucii iicHpair wituiii,
Tho room had not that bright, dainty air it
mi'o six month ago, though old Martha
prided herself on taking thu best earu of "her
minister " Tim flro burned dimly, half
mntlieieit ill :ttns. tho hooks wero piled
a'lyhowt tho little sewing chair waited on the
hearth --wait. il Mill!
On this night tho Child of tho word was
born tlio Holy lS.dio who was to bring such
lov.
.Suddenly t' o door was oneiud wide, hut
silently, mid Laurettu stwl there, tho snow
upon lier poor gmiiiuit, a great, (pilvt-ring
liht gruw ing mi her white face. And in her
oiitstifteheirnims, whilol er llpinovospccl.
leshly ami her hollow ey appealed, sho hehl
a sleeping babel
Wn it a phantom?
HuMirninf iin. sr.ttteriug hooks and manu
script, mid laced her, ticmbllng and wnndcr
iin.' -afraid that sho inluht vanish away.
"Uer.iiiger!" breathud Ijiuntte, timiilly.
"I luvu brought you a Chiistimu gift -our
child!"
"My dod!" exclaimed Mr. Haslcmj "i this
possible?"
Ho put hi arm around them, and, scarce
conscious, dtew them to Iho llreside, jilaceil
her in thu vacant chair, Tell on 111 knee lie
fore her, nud, trembling exceedingly, pressed
them both to hi heart.
"nil, Iml, Thmi hast lteen kind and pit!
full" hograHil.
"Are you glail?" wliNpea'd tho lost I.iil
lotto, between quivering heartlieats; "or shall
I leavu him with you, and go away and Ieuvu
you iu peace?"
Ho tightened hi embrace, and moaned a
ho kissed her.
".Still douhtliiif. my darling -my darling!
Oh, how could you tlesoit mo so? Am 1 in
poor a liusliauil to you m thai:
"Oh. tell mo to atavt I.et me hear you bid
mo welcomo!" rang out tho young voice, with
Itaolil, passionate, yearning catlenco.
"(imlwitneit la'tween ua tluit my heart ii
entirely set iihiii voill" cried Ilcrangir, sol
euinly, "an I that 1 havu kuotvn no moment
of happiness since I lost you, I never loved
another never desired other woman thin
yoti) anil though I might havu seemed cold iu
my manner, tl.trlintr. I always Inveil you first.
and best, ami doopjtt of all earthly gift to
mo."
"How gfod how i;ood (iihl has liet-u to
send inn back to you! wept hauivttw, wind
ing her arm itlsiut him iho had w mistrust
wi
"I didn't think it possible yon would for
givonud tiktt mo homo; I thought you would
bo stein and haitl, a good men often niu to
thu weak nud wicked.
'Why did you go, dearest?" whispered lie
ranger, fondly.
"I'm going to -ye, I'll never conceal any
trouble Irnni ton au'iun." sahl tho voiinu wiftt
tlut rmiuedlyi "mm this wa what turned mo
wild altogether. Old Martha nev r liked my
c( luing hem, ami alway wa telling mo what
chaiigctl time you had -how iiouo of your
friend would como to tho houso becausu thoy
weien't pleased with your choice, and how un
happy you seenio I to be, and at last sho told
inn tlicio wa a young lady you had Wen en
gaged to, a good, limn, energetio worker iu
tho church, that too congregation wouiil navu
Ikcu tleliuhtetl with Mis aiistui, you kuutv.
and, ah, mul when I eoinptreil my uncles self
to nor. ami reineniniMtii now my invu inusi
havo taken mo otitof pity, 1 couldn't couldn't
it.iy to boa burden
"Hush, my beloted) don't cry on this happy,
w Into night of our llvus! That wa all false,
.mil .Maltha ilnll liiul a place elsewhere.
Now, tell us about this litllo fellow,"
Thoy lioth imurttl over tho ioft waxen faeo
of tho sleeping infant, joy iu tho mother mid
III liu latlier a eyes.
"Ho canto three weeks ago," murmured
I.turctte-, blushing hapuil) , "and it was to
give him to you I lived and winked an hard.
II o kept mo from despair ami w roug many a
dark day, and so, iu soon a 1 could travel,
wo caino."
"Our littlo Uty," breathed tho pastor, soft
ly kissing him, with lender, but most griev
ing reproach, hocric dt "Oh, how could you
leave mo, and battle through it alouo and J
never knew?"
So that wai how I.iurvtto came kick to
lleiani'cr Haslem.
It waan cold, dark night iu Winter. TI o
wind blew, and iho alio' whirled furiously
aliout, seeking to hide itself beneath clokk
and hooda, and ill tho veiy hiirof those who
weiu out, A distinguished lecturer wa to
apeak and iio'.wilhstaudiug tho kid weather
ti'o vilUjo very g no ally ventured forth to
hear him.
William Auiiil., buitouetl up to his chin iu
hi thick oveTco.it, iiccomiuiiictl hi inothei'.
It was dillioult t walk through tho falling
snow a,.iiut tho piercing wind, ami William
aid to hi inothvri
"Cotildn'i you walk easier if you took my
arm?" ,
"l'orhap I could," hi mother icplied, a
ho put her arm through his, and drew up a
closely a peusiblo to him, Ttigethtr they
I rot. iil tho st.tiui tho mother and tho boy
w ho had once been carried iu her arms, but
who had now grown so tall that sho u old lean
on hi They had not walked very far Iwforo
ho said I
"I am very proud tonight, mother,"
"I'roud that you can tako caio of me?" In
laid to him, her heart gushing with tender-in-.
"i'ld ii tho first timo you hao leaneil
upon me," said the liapny lioy.
There will bo a few hours iu that child'
lifo of moro exalted pleasure than ho enjoyed
that evening, even if hu should live to old ago
a id should in hi iiuiiIiomI, lovingly provide
lor her who in his helpless infancy watches I
over him.
The Ikuton l'ivtt say of thoNortliAinericau
lloviowi "Kvcry nuniU-r set tho iniiuta of
thinking poopli at work with an activity that
none of it competitor uom to tipial and it
contents aro Ulke-l aUtut in cultivated circle
until iUsuccoisor anitear." The Iteviottand
tUe.F.uiM Kit aro funuslwl togethcrit fit.'JJ per
year.
Sulmcriptiom ahould x lent to this
ollice.
EARLY DAY8.
Remlnlicencoi of a San Franclico Pioneer
Fruit-Dealer.
John l'ipor, tho theatrical manager of Vir
ginia, Nevada, furniihos the Kntcrpriio with
the following items relative to tho first Intro,
ductlon and sale of fruits In California. Mr.
1'iper was tho first fruit-dealer In San Fran
cisco and came to that city from New York
in tho steamer Oregon iu tho month of April,
18.").'!. Ho says that tho first box of apples of
l'aciflo coast production which reached Han
Francisco came in tho samo year fn in the
ranch of Lewis Allen md Mr. Meade, In tho
vicinity of Portland, Oregon, tho owners of
tho samo having crossed tho plains In 1840,
and hiving brought fruit tree with them.
Mr. l'iper purchased tho first lot from th
agent, Mr. King, for '.'. f0 per pound, mid re
tailed tho samo from $1 to 1, and oven $5 n
piece. Tho next steamer, tho Columbia,
brought another box, for which Mr. 1'ircr of
fcrciftho samo price, which was decline.!. Hu
finally secured tho lot for 3I.I-J each, nud
sold them again to two lads named Heading
(now iu tlio gunsmith luisines in nan Fran
cisco) for ?1.JI7J a piece, who iu turn peddled
tli'in outat from $.') to.?.'i each.
During tho Winter of IS."..1. 1 Mr. I'ip'-r and
Mr. Andrews, who was then engaged h the
hardware businesa on Davi street, ordered
t.uuij or n,uuii ixiuiiii in nppie smppeu iron'
Now i ork City to San rmuclscu by temer,
paying fifty censs per poillul for freight. Tin
apples wero packed III sawdust ill closed til
can,
hays tun- informant, tuu apppj when
first opened had a delicious llavor,
r, nut turm-il
black iu half nil hour nftcrwanls from the U
feet of tho heat during thu twenty days tow
age. Mr. l'iper adopted n suggestion fnmi
soino one to preserve tho nitples by iiicUing
them iu salt water, and sold them pickled for
fifty cents apicco, nt which price theywvie
readily tlisisised of. Tho fruit dealer nnti.'cd,
hnwoveri th.it customers after taking one bite
v lid generally throw away tho apple in tho
11.17.- (I'ortsmouth Sipiare). Ho wa after
wards advised to bako the pickled apple, by
way of variety, and nchially sold several
bundled dollar' wjiUi bakeil, for half a Col
lar nniecc.
Tho first lot of peaches which reached Mil
Francisco. IS.1I, camo from Mr. Hill's rated
at Napa, and sold n high ns ?'.'. .'0 per do'ii..
retail. Uierrles ot uirgon growtn were In
tnxluced the samo yoir. air. l'iper pir
chased tho first lot for 9'J.oO kt pound. I'it
ting them in a clothe basket ho retaileil tli-m
mi thu street for 'J-') cent nplccc, and aft'r
wants sold them in hi store for tT per nouid,
Strawbcriiea nrrivcd from Alamn'U in lS-'il.,
and tint $1 a pound wholtisalo, and heaped up
iu French soup-howls, holding half n imunil
each, wero retailed for f.lper liowl. l'can,
which came into market nUttit tho samo time,
retailed at a high figure. Mr. l'iper rrmen
bem getting 91 1 fur a single pear. The lint
lot o(graies which camo from LonAngcbs
aohl at wholesalo as high a -" rtnta irr
IHjuiul. Iu 18.111 Mr. l'iper iKinght.'t.OOOlMtxfs
on tho steamer Senstor, just arrived in Sin
Francisco, mid took them to Sacramento nisi
Marysvillo, wliero hu was ctmipcllnl to dii
m))o of them for less than the freight charge',
tho hot wrathrr having ruined nearly tho en
tire lot. On tho return trip n cargo of water
melons, obtained from a rancher Iu Sacramen
to for LM cent apiece, wa sold in Sail Fran
cisco at price ranging as high a$l. Orange,
which wero llrt brought by steamer from Sal
.loan, the terminus of the route of tho Nicara
gua steamers iu 18.11, brought cTX) per I.IKK'
wholesale. Lime brought up from Acapittc
wero $X) per f.OOO; bananas, SW n bunch.
Among Mr, l'iper' best customers while in
thu fruit business weiu Micloicl ltecie. Cant.
Folsom and Alh'rt Ithoile ("Caxton"), and a
host of othci whose name wo havo notspace
to enumerate.
Wlnlsr Feedliti iu the Dairy.
Mti)KliJ Jeiinul.
It i iuiM)rt.int that the d liryinan ihoitll to
feed hi cow a to cnuio them t hold out
their milk to the cud of thu season; ami i o
dairyman can ntfcrtl to havu a shorter seisou
t'tau :i(X) days, Unle.s ho feeds lometling
better than dry corn stalks ho cannot expect
to pnilonu' the season of lactation through IV-comlK-r,
and if his herd do not co no in till tho
middle of March, they ahould not go dry till
almiit thu middle of January, If ho has pro
vided fodder com, cut in blossom, hound tt Iu
bundle nud set it Iu lari'o ihocki, so tu to
reman given and Itight, hu will find lttlc
tlilllciilty in keeping up a fair fiuw- of hilkt
but this should ln fed with gootl clover hav,
or with four or five pounds, of wheat inlhll
ing jwr day. If ho i ohliued to fe-cd ortlina
ry corn stalks and ho i previiltd with a feed
cutter, let him cut these stalks into kWt
lengths ami mix two oiiart of inlddlingH and
one ipiart of corn meal iht bushel, after liois
telling the cut corn, mul then let it lie iuiu.iss
for aliout twelve hours and win m up iimet
this will somewhat soften tho wo. tly lit so of
tho stalks, and render tho whole moieilijesti
ble, Tho nrw pitK't-s lli.seeil meal uuy lie
purchased at one cent ht pound by thu'tou,
and tho ilairymen ctnuut make a better in
vestment than to piirchasoeiioughtofcctlinch
vow- one pound per day. If it ii coiitiuutd all
Winter, lie will tiud his herd iu most sat fac
tory condition in tin Spring, and will h.vo no
trtiuhlo with them when they como in. A lit
tlo oil meal is tho best inbstitutu lor gnu iu
the Winter -at least till dairymen ihall mp
ply thiMiistlvea with gicvu cnsilace of tin va
rious kind of km , prcicrvcel insilo, t o ...
pletely, a to lm a sweet mid succuleit n
when cut. This day may arrive iu the fitiirv,
and tlit'ii Winter feetling will Iki a etui Situa
tion of tho Summer mtiou grass.
The Llrao-'Itln Club.
"A ltvtlo money will buy wtw.1 on' latei
an' bicou, an' shoes an' cloe," k-gac thi old
nun ni tho meeting opentil, "bits of uoncy
will buy silks an' satins an jewelry in' white
house. Do man with a lectio inoiey iceu s
to Wliuvo dat do man with lot of itam takm'
all tie couifoit, I ued to have dat utrah, but
bo got olier it. It am my lotuuin belief dat
tie man who sot down hefo' hi owi fire, with
Ins witu on tie right an In cltill el on ilu kit
an' do otu cat mi a pan full o' ajle iu the
middle, am in posishuu to take jisl as much
comfort a if 1k lived in a houso lid colileu
sta'rs. Takes do world frow an you 11 tin'
tlat do humblest home am do hapie.t. lie
man who has steady work, and savn' wife an'
healthy children till I n't lie a bit happier if
he wti to tlraw $.10,IKX) in a lottey. If ho
ihvin't take comfort it' hi owu Cult. It'
lu-r own fault It Ins wiln isn t liapp, Soino
time my ole woman git tie blue, an blow
areiuu' kaso the see folks rido out i tleir kecr
idge an' tire up iu tleir satins, it I build
up a gttrt.1 lire, git out do apples, cider, an'
popcorn, draw up tie Wj rockinVl.-er, an1 she
can't stait' it obcr ten iiiiuiti. Derfuei begin
to lly away, an' ihe ivtt do kthl ot on my
hcadan' ayt; We ha a cabin o our own,
plenty to cat, a lectio money in di bxuk, au'
I 'apect wo kin sot down u' tako much iol
id comport a if you war tiiiv'uer.aii' I bad
ten silk driNuca,' Ho who makes U moat of
what bo's ho ijot am littiii' hiinstf to enjoy
K'ttcr. No iituaihuu hut wluit Culd be inado
worie, Kvcry dollar made by bu.t work
ought to bring two dollar! wort t solid comfort."
TltAy.Sl'OKTATION L1XK3.
Oi'vun Railway and Xavlga
tion oinuiny.
OCEAN DIVISION.
lift worn Kan Fraurlsoo nnrl rorllaiiit.
Eteimthlp Leaves EvenrFlvo Days.
LsAti.tts tntsiiseu j Liiraltiarusii
IT 10 A.M. I . -T S A. ,
I 3 I I & as -S
IVIi. in Kel). KBb."llS IVIi. K Id). ulKuli. 42
Keti. 2J Keb. SO Msr. 2 Mar. I t'eli. 27 Mar.
Mtr. 12 Mar. 7 Mjr, 17 Mar. 19 Mar. II Mar.. 21
Mar. 27 Mar. 22 April II Apilt :l Mar. 'jl April 8
April 11 April i: April 111 April It April lalAprll it
April '.il April 21 May l May alAprll 2lMar :l
llhjht Is rrieTYol to cliamjo steamers or sillhiif Jays.
ThroiiKli TlrkelssoU to all prhnlpil elllo hitl.o
t'liltril Man sad Cmaili.
RIVER AND RAIL DIVISIONS.
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Arts btateof California.
A. U MAXWKI.U
Tlekit m-clitO. It. At.V. Co.
JOII.N'ML'in,
Oiiier.il Knlriit .V l'.is'r ncnt.
T. P. DAKKS,
yiivl'rl.k'lit ,v Manager.
Oregonian Railway Company
mi i mi.
M:W HOIfTK.
IMHT.HIIII. lllllAIIIN.
COMMCt-'INtl MONHAV, JANUAltV 10, ISal,
urul until further notice-, Uis "Cllyof Salem" will
Iraie fue c4 Morrison street:
i''li x il'' u''- Muiolivs ese-jpl. malting
t)'Mr cltno ewiiievtloii at ltil)' Litiiilluii lu
trains for mi. I'niil, Irriielt I'riirlt- sn.l Mllvi-rluu.
Hint ill l-tlrlr. Mnldn lulls. ,rsl HUylnn.
rlii ami i-sterinclUto imliitte Meals abounl steamer,
anil slet-pit u aoi-oiiiinr4lptleiis for i-suuenwrs ileslrluir f-t-n
itsiaril llo nl.'lit prctlous tuilayofilriuiturn.
VIUHTMIIi; IlltlolllV.
8-nn A, M. J illy, Hou,U)t rueptul, via O. St C
w II. K., (West KM UltWon) foot of ' sireoi
iuaUiii:e'loroni!.'etlou at sir4riile C'ro'slii-s loi
llrhlttlll. Ilrniiiliiieiiil ana stlirrluuil Jlliirlloi,
J -'tor ulncs Iwuiiilftlii-rltlitu Juurlloii this trail
is ill rmiasfiiPiKs:
On MO.NIUYS. WKllSiailAYS Mul KltltlAVS
toststlimslielHoen Mltrrlilan Juurlloii an.1 Italia.
(Ill Tl'IIIIYS. TIIL'IIMIIAYH an.l ATUIllA)b
Co stations lieteen nlirrliluil Jtilirtlisunil Hlirrt
lull lllltnllilnlfii:T.stooUto tsitnts on sal si
l). X C. II, It., VVi-.t hl.loillvlslKii ticket ortK-v.
8'li A. M- MtlNIIAVri, WKIiNKSUAYS snu
IMF KltlHAYS. Irmu foot of Morrtson struct,
teamer "Ohio" for Dailim ami all ptlats betsu
I'lilllilllil ami Dii lull mi Itlltr.
FREIGHT.
(I'ootof Morrison street front 7 A.M. to OP,
M-)
i:atiiiii: imi.
Kreljlit reexltwl dally, cxivpt Kunilays, tor jwluU
Ulxivo Hay's LnmlliiRiiiJ llromistlltr.
WMT Mill! MIIKIIIX.
Freljrlit retvlteU TL'lilDAYH. TII11IISHAYS aij
SATlTtl'AYS, for all olnts on Itlltr betwuit I'orl
IiiiiiI ami liii) Ion, anil for lliillns, Mlirrlilau an
liitrnucsJUte luluU.
J. M, nixMom;
J.NO, It. U'llKAT. veneral Mitrlntenlent
Acting I rtl.-lit and Tiikst Ajemt.
WILL CERTAINLY CURE
Coughs, Colds, IIoartencM, Soro
Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Aith
ma, Whooping1 Cough, Croup, and
every Affection of tho Throat,
Lungs and Chest, including' Con
sumption. Sold by all Druggists.
atgglawiJiaaiwulJjwr.
ims m wriMl i mood
rmiuum, our koi4 mftvru
IIETSJ
tSK'S
itJ'A.iJff-ETr'fii
uui-.aMitncw Mnu fwnt
AtnlKanL utMll akin hfenr
Rw
t foor eitotci of
rtalOMuctnthoU.TJ
ii itnwM.iMoari
Vjr4 tUftt.IW to IL iff
a SMALL FRUITS
Mf tn, (i. t H VumzA.
EalUI
oa7 an IMMMM ttoe cl
kkutmiDtU
irlvVio Tpllt frnd
n lauau
Ill
I VTUrw n s7r.a..,.. 40outm.
STOsUlS, HABBISOH CO., Pilntvltll, 0.
Jl SUSHIS tmfUmK Muum UU yMT.
CLARK & UPTON,
Real Estate Agents and
AJICJUTJJCTS.
.i: i'iiumim: ami mu: sir itv
IViuntrv l"rots-riy iiarlullv rtmtod.
IN
Property lor sals Iu iters turt
Ctlv siiJ ut. IIilKS Iteutevl uul Uenu colltxt
lira u..
siiui closes! aueotlMi.
DISUINi KOU IICILIUM1S Iu estrr stjrl. wltk
full details, a4 siscs-Utcatlons fumtahM la Iowa r
Oountr). Call iikI set) our cillery ol ue!aa.
1 nml :-a ssashluslou HI., I'stHliutil.Or.
J veil
AGENTS WANTED R5TSiS5
Family Kltlllllis MarMur ter ImtntvJ. Will
kUI ulr ol tu.Uiic, ollh MIXL siiJ TtlK rsms
ilrlr. Ill it) tulaulea. It villi also salt treat sm4
A fancy ofk for tsoUh there UiUajsa reaJjr marks!.
eti-l lr ciri'titar an.1 terms to th
TWOMPt.Y KNITTIXU MACHINE CO.,
KlO-Kt iCt) Waihlivwo St., Uweou, Uuf
SOLID JACTS.
Alanuloir prstsloocs ol that imlJIoui, loatlisoms,
dsng-srous, snj often fsbil illseass,
CATARRH
SINK-TENTH OP THE rEOI'LEOF THE NORTH
west are siilterlnit luor or less from the baneful
l.r. Uc-hnrof se-rofu!ous orlifln, heuceeonstltutloti
al, It b.snlfiMtutlons ire is rarleil as tlio rainbow Is In
color. CATAItltll Is i scrofulous affection of the
inuc-coti uieuitrao tthlch lines not ouly th throat anil
nasal assises but also ill thl Interior entitles brain
t es, cars, stf.tnacli, liter, lunirs, Intestines, klilneys,
lilojik-r, anil the entire cullcl of tho body and In Its
Jlrlcrent staid-s It Liiowh as HUMID, UUY Oil CAN
L'KIIOL'M CA'.AIIHAH. At first It usualle affect th
threat and nostills, the Impurities of vthlcn ire iwal
lovtlnir Into thu stomach or inhaled Into the lunirs, thus
olsonliiK the ilUcitlvi-, respiratory and gcnlto-tirlnary
uriraiis, and neilsliu lesfness. IlKp.b, Constipation,
Chronic Dlarrhav, Dronchltls, U'Ueorthaa and Con
sumption, whlrh latter Is scry ofte-a only Catakrii or
Tin Lilian. Ilcnt'ult Is erIJcnt that any remedy, to b
effeetii.tl In Iwmiancntly curing thlsdisoase, must pos
sess til atte-ratite properties nce-cssary to eliminate
from tlio lilocl the si'rofulotis tirus, uhlth Is the
primary cnusiiof tho malady, as vie-ll a to cleanse and
Ileal the affected meinhtsnc.
DR. JAMES KECK'S
SURE CURE for CATARRH!
I'ocsse these niHtitlcs In a pre-eminent decree, hav
lnllrt eutiil hini-e-lf. and for the l.t-t tttelte jetirs-IioIuhu-ihI
tint Mill: 41'ICi: tu his prat-tle-o a a
pit) sh-l in llli the most irrarlf t Inif and uut urti-d sui-ews.
tVe wiml.l umtloii tho iiiihllo niihiit purchtsin any
prep-initlon elaltniu? to lie tho situie, or similar. None
Iti-nulno ulthniit tho .ititosrnpln Jiime Keeft, .11.11.,
on the vtriii'i rol ere-li ltat-kaire.
IVo tto nut .tsl. jou to hi'llus our liniiipjrtiil state,
tiient). nor will w inh'l!i the eertlfles-e-s of unktiotrn
pe-r-un-rjsldl.nr in the lt-tor at it aru.it ttlsttiivu. hut
e:t thu ctiiitrtrv. we re-i-Kifiilly refer those allllvtcd
i. Ith L'AJ.ll.ltll to llltl follualilK
HOWE TESTIMONY:
J. M. STIhllYlimiHll'. IVni.. CanltalUt. Portland. Or.
-int. iiLLlll l.r..i.w. ri.e-nn aitiunoniaii i-o., i-ortiaiin.
lil.l Al.u.i r, .ni.Nt.s, yaiein, iinifun.
JUSKI'll MAVI-. H., Telllnn, W. T,
C. II. U'flCKf.! II, r.., Mm hint, Knit l'urll.m.l.
tj. II. IIAMf.l.N.Kni. Knliiver.L'arSlwp, i:nt I'ortbin.l.
tV. II. l.'l'MMI.Si, Km., I'eorti, Oregon.
iiTtl'o Imve huiiihls of testimonial from Iho most
re-spectitl'le citizens of Orcpiu and Ua-lilnton, but
oil) rtfer to the names of a fuir veil known and
prominent Indltldtlili.
Ask yonr Dritir.-lsts for
lr. .Itiuir leeeli -tun- C'urr lor 4'nlnrrli.
And seo that his mine l on the wnis.r of
eai-lt tnckai-u.
1'llICE: One Dollar por UotUo i ot
Six BotUos for 90.00.
t3". lllH-nl ill'cutint to liruir;lts.t'Jt
-tend order to lilt. JAMKH KM'K A CO..
No. IU I'lr.t tit., IV-ttland, Or.
Or to iioim;i:, ittsi-t.t it.,
VhoIesulo Aicvnts, rottland, Oretron.
notlitf
The Celebrated Clothing
House of
FISHEL & ROBERTS,
Corner Alilrr nml I'lrsl Ulrrrts, rortlnuil,
Orriiou.
Ui sow on hand a lull slock of
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Gentlemen's Underwear,
Furnishing Goods,
Suits Made to Order.
Hats and Caps, Etc,
With tho FINEST STOCK of goodi
la atoro ovor brought to turn city wo
confidentially Invito all j call on us.
X't'JDK
DK. WmlYCOilUB, v.l."
rJSTEIUXAJtYSVliGllOy,
rurlluml, oriuon.
Writes rrese'ili'tlonslorlMse-ui'sof olieUlKSOt itoek.
rice, II foreae-h )rii ration vtrlttcn. SUte syiti
tows and s;e ol aniuuls as near at uillle.
out
-c. I'.
Ilwoti's lllaekrrak Stables, HI t-und
at., tMU Mill SIHIIUK.
lirshlearc Cor. Tlilrtjentli ajij Taylor Sts.
H0DGE, DAVIS & C0.7
OFFKlt A
NEW AND POSITIVE CURE
WENZELL'S
INFALLIBLE ANTI-SCAB
.1 MAIKsind r.MM li:.T (uuipuuud bu.r.l
MIKNTIUC 1'UIX II'LI.S. mid liurriintrd
ftr from lujurlous rlTttls iiiim Hie
Wool nml Sheep, mill Cumlrusrd
form rixlliii: Utile lur frrlulit
DIRECTIONS l
l!T rilK CONTrN18 OF O.Ni: CAS INTO
I tin vail or vi-smtI ranabld i.f holding about Ills
b-allou, a e-oal oil eau tilth top cut uut vtill aiuuer; fill
uvariv mm wate-r anu uuow to sutnu oter iiuiiu n
not tlien exiiildete'lv diwilt ed annlv heat, and wliun so
lution Is eoinplvte. mtd It to U.t eallons of tcplj tsater
tuutajiivd In (lie !-nier reeviiUelei Ut dipping the itioe-u
Ltisliurno siieviiafU'r lliolr removal f rout tlio Uttu should
liatiitholIii:iitpi-nxl fiom the vtoid and the IkntiC
returneil to the e ..tit .H.aitd hi order to Insure tin
ileln.etloii ol tiie lur-Mtv. tlie-y should rciMw anotlivi
lAtn in atstoi tw., m ..
.v. P.- lit il- i. il. t nam. nil a t eld vaiwaurts
esM after It.
Head.tliefoilolii;: (
lin-.sv, I'olk Co., .Sent, li, il
Miirs. llod.-c. ImU JiCo.i llatlis.'Unsl ll.e reme
dy tlutt you sent mo la.t Sprlii,; for eaU aitionjr to)
sneep, I liato ti )"i sit ms'ou results until me pres
ent tiuie. as I de.irixl to allon sullleieiit time to eltn,e
so as to l etrtalu II it the dlseu-e was tliouroujlil)
-ttieJ. luiiiiM. m .lioe'plMlce after sliesirtntr, at tn
tertalt of li da) , .ml liaio oamluel thenwVeurefulli
al h-astoiieva etk slit.-v the last d!.-ln;, hut hate
dUevtured iiiiK-uitiiuof tliedlMiei, I do not hetuw
toreivi.tieiid j our iTe-pirstion it a evuii-letv and cer
tain retaedy for siuli utnwiij she p.
J. tt". Nkvoiitii.
1-sit u,t In ii .--t ,M onus, holding seteii sounds eewb
and utirr m. wuj.i u.l aevordlnto dirocilous. U
dip lturhc.,1.
I'lSKfAttKil KXlT.lvSLV l"l)It AXDSOU) BY
Hodge, Davis & Co., Portland.
WlltlLKMU; UHltiUlrsTS.
farllHUd, ....
naaVKU
COUBINEO CATaVLOOCE i
Wilt Mail rrt toaUwko ojJy fry
J.4IUT.
n VvnairlHaesstml Cronnd Iss
wklck wo lst our Veeelahlo an
flower HMta aro Bioat c obspUici
and inr Oroenhonaea for Flanla
(rorerlnx S acrea In lUss), aro
IkolarscatlnAaiortcaa ., .
PETER HENDERSON & CO.
M Crndt SsTMl, Ntw York, w
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MAN AND BEAST.
For more than a thtril of a coutury tho
Moslean Muatans; I.lnlment lin liocn
known to millions ull over tho world ni
tlio onlv aarn rollnneo fnr thn rntlnf tt
icclilonta anil linln. It I a moiliclno
nboTO pries una pntbto tho lisst or II
kind. l"or OTory form of external imln
the
MEXICAN
Mmtanir I.lntmaut I without nn cmiul.
It ieulrt flesh and muicle to
the vorsr bono innkliia tho contlnti.
nnconfpuln nml Inllitiiintlniilni possible
In ofTcoti iition llutnnn Kleilt nml tho
Tho Mozlcau
nrum urention ara cnuaitv tvonuenui.
MUSTANG
Liniment 1 neotlctl liv immehtxlv In
urory house. Kvory tiny brlnu netvu of
the nKnuy nfnti nesTul stiilii or Iturn
stibtluctl, of rlietimnllo tttartyrs re
stored, or n mltnilile Iturso or ox
sit tv a uy mo uouiiiiiT power ortiiu
LINIMENT
which Aliooilllv rttre molt ulimeiits of
tho HUMAN t'l.IXU n
ltlieumatlsm, NsrellliiRa, HIIrT
joinii, vsiiiirstcieu jriuscira, Jiiirn
and Mraltla, Cuts, llrulsci and
Nprnllis, 1'olanlintia Illtr nml
NthiRS, Wtimiesa, I.nnirnrss. Old
More, triGera, l'justliltrs, (lilltilaliia,
Nor Nlpplsa, Caked Jlrrast, and
Indeed erirery form of cxtrruul tlls
ease. It heals svltlimit scars.
For tho lliiUTR ClwiTloN It t ures
Npralm, Nteliiny, M1IT Joints,
Founder, Itnrness Norcs, Hoof Ills
raat Koot llnl, (Here- tA orm, Nrali,
llollotr Horn, Mcratchr, Wind-
Sail, Himvlit, Thrush, llliialiono,
Id Horts, I-oll i:vll, I'iliit" ntion
th
fslffht anil cesry other ailment
to Which the occtipaiil of the
Ntalil and htock Yard nr Ilnlile.
Tho Moilean Jfustniiu; I.tiiliitettt
nlwityi cure unit never iltsapclutH
uutl ft li, positively,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB UAN OB BEAST.
SAWING MADE EAST.
A boy 16 yean eld eon law atfft
l-root log M IWO BIUIN,
Our oswportsbls Monarch IJchtaln
Uaeblne risals all atlsn. SOO cash wd
so two mn caa aav aa sf aad tmti L
wsy, as oa bey it yean old caa wiut this macliln
Wanutut, Cliculu ssal frss. Ageai sraaUd
tuxiici uisnmt um c,
all -id.lp Su Caka. ft
TUTT'S
f
AS AN AHTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE,
aro Incomparable. They atnntilata tho
1'OltPID iarVBlllTn7Sorato the W EKV
OUB B YBTtaClrivo tone to the DIOK3.
TIVOltOANB. croato perfiwt sUOTitfoH
ndrceuUrnioreniontof tbo boweli.
AS AN AKTI-MALARIAL
They have no oqual t ocUrut wprorent
fvorentlourofot",iJIIiou. Homlttont, Intor
mittont, 'I'ypliold Fovon, ftiieOfvor and
AirtiorJpon tho lioiltriy action of'tho
itomrtch and iTs-or depend, qlmoat
wholly, Uio health of tho unman nice.
DYSPEPSIA.
It lifor tho ouro of this dhcaso and It ct
tdijitaTBICK-ItBADAOngrWEKVf
bUBrsrE38.I)E3PONDEMQy( POUT;
cgriPATIOrTTl'IfjEB, &o that Uteia
1'liU have gained uch q wide reputation.
IVo remedywrta ever dbobvered that art!
o ipeodjlyind icontly on the digestive or
ti-tna. nlvinn them tone ond'Tlitor'tq aa
ilmtlato looJ7TEl nooomplUhod,the
IfdilVEB arei3irAOBD, thu DUAIN
ygUInEDTndhoalt5fiYItO"
ntiBT. TrytVlTHomedy fairly and you
I rnln a Vicorom Body, Ptiro Blood,
ittfi ITrTi)8,qnd a Cheerful mind.
'Vie w g3c. 33 Murray Ht N. Y.
. UTT'S HAIR DYE.
- ut luia oc WuKxcrt chansi to ()it
' rt. a Nturl Cuisr Dtl Mti JntUntftneoaiW,
sul I liy Dru.tniliortenlbyeiprtMoqrwceij'tof!.
OlTipe, 3D Murray St., New York.
Urrr IMMI dUilnrt TnrUllr AU Mrons I1nt,
;. UiioO.JLvwjl (! by taJ larurl uoru
itirnl. l.wWlrlrr. IoLutn4i7 Trur. 0wrii'
iarttfiuttim. Stock rompritwM all UtnAU faHfiM On!
luiarapUMiwai, uarnvw iimairmira iiHnaiooHi
iMot fiv,conUiiu uio n.i dnTliHiOii of mcU uUuVHa
liutrocuoturorRuccaMwraivaiunMoa. .
tUMkt4 kri miit yte mr tw I
UutrocUotuforuccMfuIvalUnUoa. lmttprtJLplamt
Alt loMn o! rfow rt thoul J .traour nAlllI VUUIV
VvrtMitwrof AdBliiij ajtaulii hAt tt. KvarvonswuiU
1100PK& tHUTTlikU A THOMAS,
Cuxut lieu I
avuuiu, tim uiihter r.
UK. Z. It. NICHOLS.
WHOSE CIRK.VT bl'CCES IN TltEATl.NG
I'liruulc-uud sauiHjsril Inrurulile Ills.
-urlilboat tha lMllMI IIUtM Kouui J.', ol
TIIllll.lM lHIK!Uttof each isiwW .So
frst for e-unsuhutioit. I.tftrs totioe-. V, W, Tlia'er,
GUUrt Ilresk, lUnkcrsof baleiu, and Ilou. II, A. John
sun, baleiu. Uuotlitr Uajslie lll beat raisin, at .V.
t. corner or unimcrrisi ana cneiuekcu streets.
lanl-tl
MAPS.
11 If OF
OUCUON AMI
llillUUUKV.
VJibUIM.TOS
Y1TK HAVE COMPLCTEll AltKAXOEllEXTJ
sihervbr euu furuUli IVdnnd Maivs. eoiut leu
Ill's nt rurer, ol Ure.-on and MasUln.lon Tirritory,
either shyly or couiMu!, at the folldln nrlct.
tt tu sua mem i oU rsita:
Map ol llrewon " H.O)
Mspol Waahioston Territory ., , l.u)
llapc" Ort-.-vo arl t ah:ok1ou uxaLuuJ 1.5)
aVarUaV ,1-MultUuv-e. by Uooey order or llevtsj
'.rut Litter payable to
Saa'l A. CUu-lte.
I rortlud, urstcr.
! Bawlai
I b f Ires
a ilia eltf
PILLS
rFLOWERSl
a -
mhMa.Jja: .,,plttttt,,i,,,.Bfc,,aalJbiiihb'
gaiiriaagi::rrag
MBM