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UNSPOKEN WOT.DS
Tlio kindly word' tli.it ri'- within tlio lic-irt,
Ami thiiU it with tlion nympithuio torn;,
But tlio iro siHie.ui. fail to i'n then put,
Ami tl.iim a merit tint i' not their own.
Tlio I.iiicllj vv 3rd uii.poUn is -i Mil,
A sin tliat wnps itself in puie't giii'i',
And tills tliu licit t, tlmt, doubting, looks
Ultlllll,
Vli-f not in speech, lmt thought, tlio Mrtue
lie.
11.. .., nnl a.i nnrtHi.T tl II t III IV tlllTSt
Foi that Kind word, is Higir. in the will,
Toor, hanMied ll'ir, pr.ivcd a well might
hurst , . .
From out the sand, to mvc the pirclimg
child. .
And loving pH, that cannot seo the inimi,
Will watch the expected movement of the
lip: . ,
All! caii ou let if cufiiig silence wind
Around tint licirt, and scathe it, like n
whip?
Unspoken words, like trcisurcs in the mine.
Are valueless until we give thcni birth ;
Like unformed gems their hidden beiutic
shini',
Which God his made to bless and gild the
cirtli. ,
ILiw sad 'twould be to see a mister s himt
Strike glorious notes upon i voice-lei' lute ;
Hut. oh! wha pun when St God's own corn
mind, A he.rt-stung thrills witli kindness, but is
mute.
Thc'i hide it not, the mus c oi the onl.
Dear sjmpath), impressed with kindly
oice :
Hut let it like i shilling river roll
To deerts drv, to hurts tint won't! rtjoico.
Oil' lrt the s ni)ilinn of kmdh words
Sound lor the pyor, the friendless, mil the
w eak.
And Ho will lilcs ou; Ho who struck thee
chords
Will stnke another u'leu in turn ou seek.
fUrtfil.
THIRD SINGLE, CHARING CROSS
The Metropolitan, alns the Und-rground
BJu'vviy, it i.ot, as a rule, i place in w Inch
tie wculd expect to find a romance, and jet,
I tifca it, ths following little episode, in which
I pliyed a s nail part, is as near a romince
M posjible for our prosaic, matter-of-fact,
workaday London.
My duties cuinp-1 me to make considers' le
cue of this same Und-rground Rai'way, rnl
.jjtrly known as "The Sewers," And bem per
fictlj inditfereut to appearance, 1 invariably
travel tklrd cla"S, for the same reaou as the
hjstoric- poor curate, ' because there if no
fojirtb." Oned-y, I forget whether it was a
Saturday half-holiday or not, I had to go from
tke Mam on House to Kt-nsington, ana, in
cjn3C-quence of the crash at the booking offi e,
I had to wait soeral tmuutes before I could
get my ticket. I noticed just i . front of n.e
an elderly female in black, who from the.gen
erl appairance of her batk I should hive
taken to be a pew opener; but w hen sh" turn d
hjr head I saw a face that must at one time
hve been very beautiful. It retained its al
most perfect features, a straight, sensitive
ngse, bowed lips, soft gray ees and marble
forehead, but marred by lines of trouble, care
almost want. It came to her turn at the
booking window, and in a musically sott, al
most pleading oice she asked for "a third
lingli to Charing Cross" a voice that vibra
ted iu a tender minor kcj, jet clear and du
tmct. Her veket was slapped down; she
gently pushed a few coppers to the b okmg
clerk, who- snatshed them up in his usual im
petuous manner. She moved otf. I took my
ticket aud fo'lpwed her. She interested ir.e.
I think Pope tays "The proper study for
mankind is nun ;" and, as under this heading
I presume he included woman, ldetermued
to studylifr Her movements were qui t and
most graceful, contrasting strongly with her
dress, though in harmony with her fice and
voice. I got into the carriage after her, and
had leisure to watch her. She seemed trou
bled, her ejes mo.stened, and she involun
tarily chsped her hands. Twice I thought she
was going to tij', but eich time, with an evi
dent eliort, she controlled herself. She took
a handkerchief out of a little bag she carried
(I hepe she did nat call it "a rid cule,' ) and
dried her oj es, trj ing to look cheerful, but it
was not much good; the tears would come,
antl the could not get rid of that dim, far
away look. When we got to Charing Cross
she ruse to go out. The train moved on and I
had lost lur, but I still seemed to ee those
noft gray eyes looking out in the drejry black
ness; and although I had only heard her voice
at the booking office, it still rang in my ear,
that gcntlo minor cadence.
I noticed something whit- on the ant oppo
aite it was a letter just in the corner where
shfc had sat. She must have pulled ic i ut with
he pocket handkerchief. Could I return it?
Was there an address? No. Only a .oininorj
sheet of note paper, with the supemcnplicn
"Dearest Mother." I do not know whether I
ought to lie ashamed of it or not, hut I read
the letter. I hardly think that there in any
need to reproach injself, because uy good
that nuy have uumu to her since hv. certain!)
oouio through my reading it. Tim u what
I read:
Dkai'.kvt Morn eh: It seems v year Jinea I
last wrote to you, although I ku w perfectly
well that it is only a wcrk ; the day iaH o
quickly aud the hours so slowly Tnuu is
nothing new to tell y?u ; we hav? been aotiiig
the same round of pieces as when 'out I wrote
and my parts, such as they arn, nave been
jtist the same. Oh, if I could only make my
way! If I could only get out of the supers; if
I had only two hues to speak, low lad I
should he. JJvciybody says Yju must
wait, dear; Home was uot built iu 4 lay, have
patience." 1 know so well that it want time,
hut I do long so much for the good time com
iil. I work hard, aud am punctual, axact,
tid, I Ijo.io, obtdldit; but, mother, lear, it M
to v cry diliicult to he patient. Of count', you
have Bulfered all this jourself. Have you nut
often told me, in jour old circuit day, ho
many parts you bad to do a week t Hut then
yours were always bpcaking parU , wiu they
not! That makes so much diUeruiMi. I know
ail the leading lady's parts now, ud though 1
Luovv it is wicked, yet I do aj wish alio would
be ill for a night not seriously, but Uat a
little so that I might come forward aud take
her pirU, How glorious that would lit Uut
tho is dreadfully heilthy and minis', and no
amount of work scents to hurt her. 1 li.vc
now been ocr two yean on tlio stage, ntul
hive never spoken a word jet. Hut I must
uot comp ain any n oiv, or I shall nnko oii
...: 1,1.: .! t .In nut want to do tint.
mother. 1 liopo ou get the 10 'hilling a a
week that 1 send you. Is it enough 1 think t)
witi. uin, n.... .,--. -- .- ,,, '
I rniil.l snire lnlf a crown moio if 1 ilul n 't
weir gloved in "tlio "tixetj but I know ou like '
me to look hdjlike, so 1 allord mj silt this
little extiav .trmco. I'o oii nave niv auvii
tiscment rogulirlj m the ,W 1 am nfriud it
is not milch use, and 1 know it costs money ;
hut I want to git my iinino known. I uni't
have oil now, as I must go to tlio thcatm
Good bj-, mother, dirling Lie and a thou
sml ki-sesfrom jourallccttointo daughter,
1U UtSTMI.
Tho letter was hc.ided: "Theatre Uoyil.
Korthlioro," and dated two dijs back. It
was an excellently worded, well written, sid
aud cla er letter, l'oor girl 1 Why did she
wish for so much! Porlnps she was one of
those poor, iTeluded on s w ho look upon tho
stage as a sure road to fame mil fortune; fame
she surelj- had not, or I should hivo heard of
her name; fortune, as was evident from her
letter, she had equally little of. Could I help
her! Only in one waj ; I knew the manager of
tho Theatre Koj.il. Dancbiidgc; I hid been of
some ue to him a short while ago, md ho had
wou a liwsuit through my assistance ; he had
eaid at the same time that if I could make use
of him in anj- way he was alwajs at mj' ser
vice, and I determined to apply to hun. I
wr te at once, stating the case, asking hun to
help her if he could, and told him not to make
use of my name as she would not know it. In
afcwdivs I got an answer, in which Mr.
Iiojee said he kuew the naino of Lester ory
we'l; there had boiti in tho old dajs a Mrs
Lester, a cr boiutiful womin, whom ho had
known vtrv well, but of whom he hid quite
lost sight. For tho mother's sik he would
engage Miss Lester fur a minor part in the
forthcoming pantomime at Ianebridge
Would I come down aud spend Christmas
with him anil assist at the debut ot mj
protege
I accepted his invitation and thanked him
for his trouble, and hiviug p'.entj of work to
do, the time slipped by erj quickly, so that
found mjselfonC riitmaseve picking up
my portmanteau, without having once given a
thought to Miss Mary Lester or her beautiful
mother. I had limed mjself to catch the I 40
train from Huston, and having time t) spare
at the station, I looked out for a camigf. I
got into the siuokiug compartment aud we l
soou moved off. There was cnly one man iu
the carnage sitting opposite me; he looked
like a rich and educated pjoughboj ; his fea
ture! w ere provincial, but he wu well dressed,
and wheu he spoke his voice was loud, but
more r lei cultivated t put him down as
the traveled and uuivcrsited son of a brewer ;
his slightlv hon-ey proclivities were shown by
his noiseshse pin, tiijl.t trousers, aud the
Sporl-eman in his hand. He asked me tor a
light, and we began a conversation on various
topics He soemed to be a well informed
man but vcrj' young; not so much in age, per
haps -I should say he was about tive-and-twentj
as in speech and ideas; he had evi
dently studied the world from some outside
point, and although he had acquired some few
of its refinements, he had also exaggerated its
defects After some little time I te 1 almost
asleep, and while doz.ng iu the corner with
my ejes half closed I noticed mj opposite
neighbor take a phutograph out of hi, pocket,
kisa it violeutlj, wipe its face clean with his
handkerchief and put it carefully away again. ! could only be Miss Lest-r Their voices wcro
I am afraid I smiled rather loudlj at this, but j verj much alike hers and her mother's the
tried to cover my amusement with a jawn 1 1 sune information, the same soft, pleading ac
made some intellectual remark about the cents; uud I felt rather than saw that there
weather, aud we began talking again. My
friend seemed v erj anxious to indulge in re
velations ot his private affairs ami pestered me
with his fainilj matters, in uluc'i I could not
Lake the slightest interest. He lived at Dane
bridge ; hih father owned all the laud there
abouts. "Awful rich man, the governor, doncher
know! Made it all boiling down hogs into lard
over in the United State,. I'm a born Amer
ican, real Yauk'e, but I hare alwajs lived in
England. I like Knglaud, douchcrknow!
I'm going to many an English girl no! I
oughtn't to saj that, thoiiuh. I haven't asked
her yet; I've only known her a month. I'm
awfullj in love head over tars, doucher
koow!" He went on habblinu in this amorous strain
for some time, finishing up by asking me
whether I'd ever been in love. I told him that
I did not feel myself hound to answer him.
He continued -
"Well, look here; do you know any as
tresses professional ladies, you know!"
"Yew, I know a few."
"Do j on kno a! no, I mustn't ask you yet.
But, look here, d'you think there's anything
wrong, anj dhgrace, you know, iu marrjing
an actress !"
"Certainly not; why should there lie! There
are as good ladicg oil the boards as off."
"Oh, I'm awfully glad, becauso I'm in love
with an actress at least, she wants to be one.
She's going to act in the Danebridge panto
mime." "Keally! I suppose I must not ask her
name!"
"Well, I'd rathei not tell you yet. The
fact us, I do'i't want mj governor to know of
it, you undei stand not yet, at any rate."
"Certainly. I'm getting out at Danebndgo,
to I dare say wo shall meet again. Good
night."
"Tata. Anplaysecr."
And so we parted. My friend Uoyce was
waiting for mo on the platform. He looked
as hale and hearty as ever, reminding me
more of a well-to do farmer than of a theat
rical manager. In fact, he tiled to act up to
the part, inasmuch tint he spoke about the
crop, the harvest aud the laud, as though he
kuew more of them than drops, flics, traps
and Huch-like managerial adjuncts. He gave
me a vigorous hand -shaking, and iu two min
utes wo wciu trotting along thestraight white
high load iu his dog ;art, behind a dupplcd
quadrupled which he delighted in tailing "my
little gray nuve."
"Well, I mppose jou'ro rather glad to get
WILLAMETTE PA11MER: PORTLAND, OREGON, FEBHUARY. 17, 1882.
away from London for a few days, cli? You
want some Iresh air and a change of scene.
You must go in for Christinas plum pudding
to morrow. You'vo no idea what a difference
there is between a London plum pudding ami
country one. I hoy don t know bow to glow
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, ,
ciiotyli. and thej put on too much niunurv.
iciii up in town, l ncv iion t sow cany
1 askod about the puitomiiuc vvhcthci it
would bo asiwoss
"I's splendid never had such a thing be
fore. You'll ho reallj surprised. Wo'io go
ing to lick the London houses all into little
bits. Such dresses, such scencrj', nil bran I
new. Wo ah ill have tho homo crammed
evcrj night."
"A ul what about Miss Lester!"
"Well, 1M better not sa anj thing about
her just jet. Wait till you seo her; shu's din
ing with us to-morrow evening. I dare say
she'll c into out on the night. She hasn't douu
much at rtheirsal, but I suppose she will do
better when alio sees the light and tho au
dience, and gets excited. Fine figure, good
voice. You know her, I suppose!"
"No, I've never seen her, and she docs not
otn know my name. Don't say anything
about u.o to her. 1 w ant to seo w hat she's
like. I ot ly take an interest in her from that
letter that I wrote jou of."
"All right. It must have been a very nico
letter, judging from the way jou acted on it,
without knowing the lady. Hero we aro at
home' dump out, aud I'll take tho trap
round to tho stable."
I wont in and found the whole fimilj' as
sembled We had a vcrj' pleaaut evening
The children had a Christmas tree; then we
all burnt our lingers at tnipdrngon; and lini'
ly we told ghost stories with the gas turnvd
do nind the tire, salted, burning a ghastlj
blue. Xext morning being Christmas day 1
did nut liurrj' up. In town it is my misfor
tune to hive to bieahfiit at a, to me, liicon
vcmeutlj earls hour, so that, when holidij
miking, 1 indulge in a few hours extta cm
braceineiit in the arms of Morpheus. I g tup
next monuug just in time to go with llillj
IIovco and hi, fanulj to chinch. The crvico
was good and the sermon tolerable. The muni
Chnttnns de-uiatious were about, including
evidently new bonnets on tho heads of the
lexding ladies of the rougiegation. After the
servico was over we went out into the church
jard; and the family havinp gone on in front,
I remained wuh friend Dojce, ho wishing to
spc ik w ith ;oine friends, 1 hoping to get a
g'm.psi ol Miss Lester. It was a quaint, old
churchyard, icry full of grives, mostlj old,
r.eii and mouldy, here and there a bright
patch of rt-d or white flowers, or a sadlv, new
tombston . All round ran an old stone wall,
overgrown with mos and ij dust behind
the v.all was a thick bind of very dirk tir
trcis. 'Ihr e llit stones were let into the side
of tho wall as steps, and a narrow pithway
led thro lgh the firs to the high road, thence a
thin white stnp stretching "over the I ills and
far awaj."
1 wa leaning against the wall, watching
the sun throw orango beams of hilling gold
through the dirk fir tree steins. Bovce was
talking to a serious, gray-headed old m n,
dressed in blick, whom I took for the sexton,
but subiequcutlj- found out to lie the clow u.
All at once I heard a voice j'ust at my elbow
saj "Would jou allow me to pasi, please!"
1 stood bajk ami helped a lady over the
wall, knowing at oiuc by the voice that it
rr.U3t lie also the same quiet gray eyes. I had
hardly time to notice auj thing else before sho
was over and through tho first I onlj' saw
that she was tall, well made, walked well, and
wasquictlj dressed.
Bill Boyce (or, as he was called en tie
board", "Doublo B") came up, and we walked
back. I told hun that I had seen Miss Lester,
and he aske 1 how I had recognized her. I
explained tho similarity of voice, but he
seemed more amused than interested.
"So jou admire the mother, do you! Well,
you're nut the first. She was gloriously beau
tiful in her young dajs the best Lady Mac,
aj to loot's, that I'vo ever seen; not a bit like
this young one. But, look here, jou must not
get in 1 iv e with the daughter now, because I
have every reason to believe that her heart, if
not 1 cr hind, is already engaged. She ha
flopped her y jury affections on to an eligible
bachel r,' as the Yankcis say "
"Who is the happy man!" asked I.
"You'll see him this evening. He is a good
fellow; rither rough, but he lias got lots of
cash, which is a decided advantage in this
money grubbing age."
We paised a quiet aflernoo i; and, on com
ing into the drawing room just before dinner,
I found Miss Lester already aated on tho sofa
next to Mrs. Boycc, I was duly introduced,
and we began talking. Of curse, I at onco
bevan to compare her with her mother, men
tally. They were like, and yet not alike
the same features, the same eyes, but a differ
ent expression, though perhaps not more than
ths difference in ago would warrant; the
mother old and sad, the daughter young and
merry. Yes; Miss Lester seemed very merry,
laughing and talking at a great rate, though
it struck me that her gaycty was just a little
forced. She spoko well, but seemed a trifle
flighty haid.y the girl, I thought, to write
tho letter I read, and mean it.
Altogether I was rather disappointed not
so much in looks as in behavior, Sho seemed
just a wee bit "bannaidish," if I may use the
expression. Still, if alio could act that would
make up for a great deal, for an actress has
always a certain individuality about her (or is
it, perhaps, th? want of it!) that raises her
above the standard of a merely pretty, talk
ative woman.
The door was oponcd and Mr, Leyland was
announced, Who should appear hut my
friend of the railway ths amorous and confi
dential young man who loved tho actreas,
which actress was, of course, Miss Lester, He
expressed great surprise at seeing mo, ejacu-
Intine sundry "lly .loves!" and "did you ever,
dnnclicrknow!"
As oou as ho had eonviuccd himself that 1
was evidently not in lovo with the object of
his adornation, ho begin to show licr &,roat at
tention, and all through dinnei ho piid her
the most ridiculous compliments, which she
seemed lo relish as a savory nfconipiiuimiit
to roast turkey with chestnut stulhng. Aftir
diiinor tho xamo thing continued ( and I was
not a little -glvl when Miss Lister went homo
mi Icr tho convoy of her admiring twain.
The next day was all excitement in prepar
ing for tho evening's pantomime. As a com
pie to str.ini;r to that mysterious legion
known to us outsiders as "behind tho sccncn, '
I took a great interest in all that was going
on, gottiug myself soveral tunes inextricably
nnxol up among tho paiitoinimlc.il paraplur
u Uia, to tho general incouv cnicnco of the act
ors, as is the usual way with strangers in
those regiens.
In tho evening I Rilectcd a seat at tho side
of tho stalls, iu preference to going behind,
for, though it may bo undignified to conlcss
it, I have an infantile admiration for panto
mime, and have loved a different Columbine
every jcar as long as I can remember.
Well, in due tune Miss Leatcrcame on, and
though she had an mump rtant part, she was,
I gnevo to rolsto, a deid failure Sho could
not sing, and she evidently had forgotten her
few lines; "Mem Lielichen was wlllst du
noch mchr'" Mr. Lowland, from tho solitir)
gram! cm ol a private box, thtew lni a
bouquet, hut even this failed to revive her
nii-inorv, or auimite lur movement"; the onlj
part sho did well was her exit. She hid to
hurrj olf in the list scene, prcsumablj to call
down the goddess of plentj to fiirnnh tho
traiisforma'icii scene, nnd she rushul olf very
well; judging fiom mj own feelings she mint
hive been verj glad to ge t thu performince
ovei Aftei it was over Hilly llojco told mo
it was all arranged in fact, it hid been ar
ranged luforo tho perfornnnco begin ho
knew she would not be a success, and had an
other girl to "uiideistudv " her dozen lines.
Mr. Lejlmd hid pioposed the evening before
and she would now, as the wife of a country
squire, nati-rally retite from the stag", of
which she had been a greit (') an ornament.
About th'co months later, when back at
work, I saw the announcement of hr mar
mgo in tho aper, aud as in tho natural
course of cv nits, the beiutiful mother would
bo no longer iu want of the good tlungiof this
life, I think uiy little mission was accom
plished, and I may Hatter mjself that it came
from the sweet intonati u of the four little
words
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toinland ajrii of animal M nearu poaalble,
OHIee-C. F, Ilacon'a Rlackliawk Ktallo., 63 Bacons
Ht.bct. WUrUanUO-i..
KealdeMce Cor. Tblrtoenth aud Taylor St,
MILWAUKIE NURSEKY.
Ureal est Variety of
FRUIT TREES
IS OliniO.V, L'ONH HUM) OK
I'Ktll, I'l KM, I'll sl. mill (lllltltt,
Ulttl'l", mill aii.uut lltltr.M',
i.nvros. ii lai iiiu.iiiti.il tnriir.Kiti
slIttWIIKKKI MI.TK, .tlitl
'U.IMIItll i II.MII. lll.Hk W.M r
Itl I1I.KMT, HIIU.KT A lilt IKI.t:.
YDAMikh vtlllbesoM low for CASH. HimiUIIii
itiu-iimnt to lurtlis wl" l'i larue iimiillti of
OHIMx.N ur ITALIAN I'ltlfM-S
W lmo- few iIioiimiiiI t'liirrj (!rft of leauliu
mrlitlis roiwly for pUntliiir t rwpor tliouwml
S. LUELLINQ,
foblmS Proprietor, Mllmlkli, Orrtrmi
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
SEED WHEAT AND OATS,
luiHit(il front Australia and New raUliJ
riVIK I'MtKIWlOSEI) 1HH JIHT ItH'KIV KU A
X ililiiieiit of ilxljr aaika of verj cliolio
lMirpIo Straw ami White Aus
trallan Wheat,
From AiUUMe, AualralU, anil twenty ink of
Short Cu inula Oats.
Tim wliint i wrll ailapte.1 fur tlil eoiuitry.ileaii ami
Mltliuut dull It haUeu ktiiiwn tojlelil to buahrla
iirr Hrrr when elitnuril lo rlltr illiiuto
TtivDtla aru itrtn brlirhtatiit hi M, ami aro xliat
liwmtisl for milling
lhl inn rhan.v nleh mIiIoiii rKtiir for (rmtl 1"
Kit a iroinl ilium' ti acini, tor further iirllciilar
loprliT, rh apply to Mm l)IMIK
in3lf k7 ah 1 1) I mm troit, I'urlUii.l
1). .1. MiliAKKKV V CO.,
GJSXJiltA I.
Commission Merchants
vwioi.kmm: ni.Ai.Hts in
liour, Feed, froisioiis mid
Staple iroeeiiea.
CtONSIHMIK.NTSSOI.Il'irhU riUIHL'CKHh Mil.
further tlalr Intrr ! hy lumvpowlliik' Mi
Uttrri af Imiulry pruui III aiiawnu! Wkly prl
curruit lualli.l lreu on animation
XLlllKltAl. AlAM'KS II MlK ON AITUOU.
sllirMKYRl OK (JltAI.S, OOL, ll.Otll, 1101
i ii iu.', rra". inx
S, 10 mill IJ 1 roul M., I'urllnml, a".
US 10 uosi-: PILLS.
A ALLlllLi:itl.tUtltir. toil Tll-i
SICK.
Am oo if the many rrourir whlih inrtlu-! WJU !
Ui.io iUL.I fur tlin U ini ilnblllUtca
none rittki hlJur tlian
DR. WOOD'S
XmIVER REGULAT03BC,
A uuiiprrheiultc remcly for I Icr L'oiniilalnt, lywp
la, Cun.tlaiUon, ClillH ami lever, IMnlll.l, Ncriain
ncu, Mck IK.'I, ami ulhcr alliiitnta allrlbtiUmV lo
Ml Iuiimicm Anion.' u liiKmllmla ale ManJiake,
I)n.lrllun, llullerilut, Mink I'-wl, I'j-Iui r. Illller
llCKit. t'll), bwix.1 IliR, Indian Hemp, VVahnu,
(.otden Inal, etc , etc
The aitlno Mrnlnl iro.rtle. of thr iqtunl. run
itll.a cuntltuta an alUralW. anil neiural eorrtlltv bf
thu hUhetll, ami endow It with a lretnlln Value
eilllllllliC U t'lthe tlrtt rank a a llilallllnal aafiKllard
fnr furtllylni; tin. ayalem auliut tuitarUI and i.llii r
malalira which i-aiite .erluii. Oliturltani-a nf Ihn 1 Iter
It riUiea the luweU without c'll hK. purihe. ll l.l'l,
rarcU lulu, iain. In the lde tr .huu'ilrr W.le , f nr
Ilea a billou. hrealh ami ruiiiilrUly nllutr. the man)
iiiih--rlbiLIt .jinploin., whu h lornirnt utftrir. from
.K.iu.aU. lU.r loiiinlalut ami kldunv Irmihk. Italan
elfutuaily tfiuovea thuw iiniuii. Miiipbiint fell when
Ule I. Iium iln tly i n tul, it uiUfiriiK.I
KMH.MITON .V C) ,fcan 1 raniti, liulnal A.'tnl"
for tho I'aUflc cVrut
T.ror Salo Evcrywhoro'O-a
JOHN A. .M.i;iOXALI,
Salem Marble and Granite
Works.
Commtircial St., South of Poat Office.
(l'o"t Ofllcc riox 311, rlalcin, Orc.-on )
M
i i i-1 t i ui:k
iu
hcolch and Callfnrula (IranlU
and Slarble inonuinenta, Head Stone.
CEMETERY LOTS
Knclo-i.l with California Oranlteam)
Mtonn VValli built of every dcacrlptloi.
Jii'U,
Itnluriil Our Hull.
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
USE HOSE PILLS.
PACIFIC NURSERY.
S1I.LM. OUII.UV,
Prettyman & Potter,
General Nursery Stock.
Ai'Pir.H, rr.inri, iiii.itmiM,
I'll MH, pUI IJt, I'lHtlIKH,
IMK Al HMLL Mil I Pi,
siiaii: am nut ntt;i;s.
Kvcrythluir proin(itcd and itrowu with cam and at
tuition (aid to pnir Ukln Up, packing and ahlp
pi HIT
dlvn ua t raII or a.MriiM at Halem for de.crliitlre
CaUloKUu. JauMJ
ROSES
Ibo only MUbllabmaut making a 8PJECIA
BUSIN
forftOI
eulUblo :
uplondlil Tartlw
I2r-e?l IVwrj,
r.i'.r io6 for af:
lUiUT't, . ll beJcd.forSli
!2IC-e?l lyiorjji kOfS.M, IBIoriai 78 for
'jt IOO lor 3. we oiwa jtWAT.m rro-
tnlurna ui fxtrua.iiiom H
Buuwn l
OurNE
mfj&i ?.":
tabuKbmtau (nn.
IfraairiM m M. Jam,!
tcm.lOvpMmimUfainulraltif f
DIHOAtK J OPNARO CO.
j WxOrrre.CkMtM
r .!. a. aw,aw
atiulrulKl fr4 to all
1 -THk
pHU
Orewtra,
CfcT
ANTI
SELL PIANOS
..AWltM IN IHK WUII1II,
Mott Patcnti, Pmmlumt.
llurallu. gilWI.SawftiiiiywwinJ
liuul r iu, o In tirM. I.
T. M. AHTl3t:LL i CO.
ri.. urjuu, ne
AaU WuUt
Cer. HvlNl and Powell. 8. F, Ctvl
T1
Aift&
rP11 ' '11
K 0. CI.A11K, IM S. 0. It. TKMI'LhTON, n.D.I.
CLARK A TEMPLETOlf
DENTISTS
Corner rirnt and Alder Sir. , oier Milnl A llobtrl
IHHtTI.ANII, (1IIK0ON.
Vnrl'aitHnillllM. Anlllllin. llrUIMllltl.
I'atnrrh. Iyrpli, Ilrmliirlir, obll
lly.
Ma.lirKlHllt
hronlonuit Nrrnii IMHwrurrM.
IKIIl. vtlivilllinaa"iiu naew aaaa
irmtiu.
Cm umy bf roiivrrilfiitly arut by
fcciitl for frn trenllotj an the OxygMi
trcMBioat- Aillrriiilirproirltorti,
I1U, llll (JlrartlHIrfnt, PIiIIum Km,
or II. K. MATIIkWM. 1'nrlrto HemwItMry.
aoe MouiKomcry t.Ni trnt4e,Cl
rcnoiuno ut. un mum-m
hll4rB. Thia4t t tnllllti, I'tMltM lire
far Iomm at Aaasr.
Tt.tBfraaFvlM tht
rhcuiBtfila -' '
r rupiert. fiiiMN
fit MWl!M J.1ULJ
am'iryftsa
OVlfTY
(II
un, KoUIim )im wartaiita (rfiir4.
4 !
i
Q jiri anu
niri viiJ ft fw
M
m
tl
Ague Mixture
Chills and Fever aro iorrmuicuUy
cured by Wr. Jy ne'n Aue Ml
lure. Willi a llttlo euro on tlio part
oftlio pntlvnl lo iivold cajKJBUrc, and
tlio occmilotial iiMoof Jayki:'h8ana
ti vk I'lLUi.tbU romixly vv III Uo toumd
U Ihj c-ortulu In IU ojiomtlon, aud raJ.
Icnl In Ita olToclii. In ninny iH"c'lloni
of tlio country aublocl lo Aguo ant
othor ninliirlal dlnermcii Jt hat nn
UlilUlioil oluiruotor on a popular apa
clt.o for thoeio harraJUiltiKeoitiplalrtU,
mid tho nutubor of tcntlinonUU r
colvinl hIiow that IU reputation to
ootuiUnUy Incroaalng.
Intermittent and Remittent Fevert
arooffoctually cured by Drv J '
Ague Hlxtarc. In tliewo coin
ploluU caro aliould bo Uktrtt to follow
tlio directions oloaely, ami imihkUI
attontlou glvau to llio llvor, wlilek
ahould bo BMUted In peV-fbrniliiff !
funcUoua by Dr. JATMn'aSAWATiTB
VlLb.
IIOIHJK, DA VII t CO Ulioiraib. Illera lliilla
Ule.jn
"A SUPERIOR HARROW !
I'.tKMI.Itft l. It! Mill IIK trAftT (T-Ur
IlltVlli l.lltlir.llKft HAKK IT.
I will mll the ". nd tlvclilto malt our, to lb.
Aral In any pla. - who .ftjj lila It
llnrrniia uml irl uf tljniiwa I'urHalr.
I hftvo uicol ilui 1iir tw
)tn ai! m liAttvtcf
tvtiow H Ii uj-r(.ir t'i"ny
om twti t lluttcvlllr. Of
iiXUHMUt Atfonu
utlier lurro i( ktmtUr fl
I or further nuU timr ul lr tt t lluttfivillr, Or
kun JOHN W IIVnMfH.OH, Atfont.
PATENTS:
He (outline to t ai Kollrtmra fur I'ateula, (tauata,
Trade link., I op, ml, w to, lor lliu I ullcl Ktato,
( 1HO.U I uli, Indian I Iran. a (liiinauy, etO
hate had 1 lilrl l Ii r 1 ui I i ilrmr,
I'alenta ht.!iiul lliruuvn u. are iiolkol In tat
Scluilllh Atniihnn llil. Uik'v and lendld llhulral
ivwiiktt 4H.r tfl.illHr yiar, abowa tho prnicrr of
Mtlcuio latir) I I, n Mni an 1 bia an innruiotia drill
lalimi AdilreM Ml N.N i C(l,l'l.nt H.Jh-ilor, ami
I'ubllahil.of the MHinlinc AiiKilraM, 37 I'alk ilow,
New ttk lUu I .N,k atH.nl p.lenta aenl fire.
.IOI1X ,I!!M(,
tKrinrx or
MHIMXO SHEEP,
1
UKM I'l I MtllKI.VtlHT.IIIMlTOTIIKWOOL
ifrowr. of (ireuon ami adjolnlrur TriTlUiritat Lhf
thami to piirchuae Tlioruuj(bbfial aferlnoa. arnl aaaiirtti
pirllta Inbri alwl that tbr) iwu. aii.1 will inleavor Ic
anil hhiipol the Mini ipialllj aiultalui atiniuluhiainei
rale, than .nib t-nu ik.11,1) bo lniorti.l Kiajulnatloai
an I compirlMjii with otlaci aluep Iu Lbu market aro cce.
dUll) invlUil Aildt.M.
JOHN MlhTO.Saliiu, (irtvob
Thu llama and Ham laanl a of the Ito. k uui Imi nn oa
tin l.l.in.l I arm, aillolnliu halem Tlio Kr. at the
a-niiupUc or ut the lllll lariu fjur ami a half uillao
amtb of the lltv
J. II. KNAI'I' J.W. (JIIAI'MAN.
J. B. KNAPP 8l CO.,
Commission Merchams
AND PV OUAS1VG AU11NT8,
4117 Ural fcttirt, riiilliinil, OriuuH.
Ilciclvuauil tell the produil of the f.riu on coil.
lulaaloii, pun hao and forward cood. ami faun Uiipt..
uient. on the litoat leHauuuhle I. int.
We huvu mule mmIoI nnd oaU naive priaratlon. for
baudlliik-tbu piodutt. of the ilalrv In wbhh wa Inrtlo
the utU Titlun and luapiilliiu of all ilalryiuin In Orrcon
and luliliiutun, Wualll ruiltuatal uik your aur
iiliu butter in tho moat uK.rlor iiianner for lia thau
It will coat vou ut buinti. and .tniu It for tU ,n,,u,. .
loiit'ir without latruiluritii lor .toraa. hind ii.yuur
iiiinvi .webv aim aouuu, iri.u iroin luucniirii and wo
will ipmruntee to pack It In audi a iimuner a. to ilollwr
Itliioulb. Iiinco Iu ciUally a. uod uindltlou aa we
receive It,
Jtecocnlzlnif the principle that Fidelity to truat la Un
truo lueaaiiru and merit of timet., I renpotlfully m
licit your patronage.
Allonleri actompnnlfil with the raah will ho proiULt
ly filled and forwardcil at lowtat limrktt ralea.
(Ilveua a call whin you loinu to town.
Hum) ik Jour onlira and auvu your tliuo and traveUa
jxtienata, for we can lull rlmnpir than vnuetn
m
niDuimifi. of ) iiwnpi ir
7hw WMiamirlv.boniuiltirn
e4ctUBu. AdaaM . H.Qfl-ton
Uie4aiUiXtUati.ruUu
in inaKiiiK oruira poiiy piirucuiariv the kind ana H
quality dealrcil, and keep a duplicate, that you may bo
alilo to iletermtne whether your direction. u..r .irbitu '
followed In cue you aro illuiiolnlixl In iiuallty (i
othirwlM. J. H. K.NAI'I' a O.,
I'. 0. box 481, Portland.
I1III.U NKIIAI, A.tlll.l
tho Author, A new and vrc.it Med
Ital Wurli, uarrautixt the biatan t
chkipu.l, lmllapena.iblo to every
man, tiititkd "'I he Hi irncu of Mfu,
or Hell I'ruii nation i' bound In
flniat 1 rvneb ntii.lln, iiuiioxiil
fullvllt, Jim) pp. contain, beautiful
icei iiuraviuir., ui preicrip.
tlona, lirlco only ?6 nt by .
nail; lllu.traled aainpie, 0 centa; (runnr annranrri
end now. Addreao 1'eabody Medl. iliUW TlllBtLf
i Jt&A.
alcnl Imtltute, or Dr, W. U. l'ARUUI, No i HuJUmt
ktroot, Ikotoa. JulylMy y
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