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Newspaper Page TextW.LLAMETTK pm- PORTLAND. OREGON, OCTOBER 26, 183. 4 i Mr. Thompson nd the Bull-frog. Mr. Thompson wni lying in t!tlndo on tho hank of u small 'wiul. Ho liml como out to read, ho said, hut no booncr bad ho thrown himself on tho soft turf than an irrosistiblo dcpiro to hlrcp camu upon him ; to pillowing his head on hiH hook, ho closed his oven. "Ctit-u-kn-dmnk, cut-a-ka-chunk,' cronked a hig gioon frog down in the pond. "I wish you'd keep still," growled Mr. Thompson. "Ho's-goin'-to-bleei), he's-he's-goiu'-to-alrcp," answered the frog in a dee) bass voice. Mr. Thompson was getting angry. 'I'm not asleep," ho shouted. " )on't-you-get-mad, don't-you-got-mad," urged tho frog. This was too much. Mr. Thompson snt up and looked around. Directly in front of iim, in tho nlgo of tho pond, .sat n great hull-fiog, dressed in a giecn coat, a canary-colored vest, and dark brown kneo-hreeches. Ho winked at Mr. Thompson nociiihly, and iemarked,"How-do-you-do? how-do-you-do? how-do-you-do?" 'Trotty well," unHwercd Mr. Thomn 80 n, "hut I'm vory sleepy." "Como-take-a-swim," advised the frog, laconically. "I would," said Mr. Thompson, hesita ting, "only I'm afruid I'd got wet and Hpoil my clothes." "Novor-htirte-niine, novor-hurts-mino," answered tho frog, jumping into tho pond imil taking a fow strokos. "Hut yon soo my clothes aro not liko youns" oxplained Mr. Thompson. "Look-just-tlio-siimi, look-just-tho-Hntnc," answered the frog. Mr. Thompson looked down at his vest; tho white had changed to lomon color;hiH Hohor black pants worn meta morphosed into natty snull'-colored kneo liroochcH, and, worst of all, his alpaca duster had beconio a tight groan cut away coat. ''If Angelina should seo mo in this rig, what would sho say?" murmured Mr. Thomp-on, in despairing tones. "Hottor-como-in, bettor como in," cloaked tho frog, with something liko a uinilii on his broad mouth. "I guuirt I will," thought Mr. Thomp son, and plunging head first ho dived into tho pond. Ho toon camo up with his mouth full of mud. That, of course, unnoted him, hut ho was moro iutor fsted in how tho mud got into hm mouth, for, diving as ho did, ho should havo truck tho top of his head. Ho put his hand up to feel. Hoirorl instead of touching tho top of his head, ho thriiHt hiH hand in his mouth. Ho felt again; his mouth was on top of his head. Ho climbed up on a lily pad, and looked at his reuVtinn in tho water. Ho could hardly helioe his eyes; thero wiih no Mr. Thonipxon. only a gieat green and yellow frog. Tho other frog was sitting not far oil", watching him with an air of muuscmcut. "Tlimu aro some boys on tho bridge, and they aro going to tlnow stones ut us," whispeied tho old frog. Mr. Thomp son foigot his sudden chango of appear iiueo, and ussuming his nut pompous nlnnnor, ho shouted' "You-musn't-do-thrit, you-nmsn't-do-that." ''You old fool," bellowed tho frog, as ho plungod into tho water. cMr. Thompson thought disoriitioa to bo tho better pint of valor, and followed. "He's gone under," remarked ono of tho boyw, regretfully. "Wouldn't ho hao imulo a splendid fiy?" Mr. Thompson roo with his noso un tier a lily pad and shuddered. His friend ciiiiio up iiCHiuo mm. "tiiim urn von want to speak for when those hoys were there? You only let them know whero wo woie," ho said' rather eiossly. "Thatis tlie reason wo wear giecn coats, so that wo can sit among tho lily pads and not Im) seen." Mr. Thompson replied that ho hiul for got him-jolfj and t,ioku without think ing. "So tlmt'H the leason for wearing given coats''' he added. "Yes," limited the old fug. "Now yn see mj son heie wears brown long clothe.-," ho added, (Minting to a pollj wog that wiggletl up to him ' That is Ikvuiiko ho stays on the bottom, and if ho irfiN a Ikv, ho keeps Mill, and his eno mie think that ho is a lump of mud or s, stone. "Ah," said .Mr. Tluiinp-on, "ami gioou imtrtlmo been in fashion for a long tiinu'.' . "Uyci siine tho dn.M-of Homer. Don't you "remember in Honor's iiociu, 'The Imtilcot tho I-'rojjrt iiiul Miro,' lie nivij. 'UrtHUi m mh tin Mill liirt iinuing luirotw ihior "(111. v.-." nuavuTml Mr. Tlioniption. Ji'Mv uriMt-cnuulfiitlior un in (lint but it 1 . 1.. ...... il. . . .-!. .I....1 if.w-i . UO.mitu I iv hih-m "ut i vriKiimi tij- ItllO WOllHl t witniilf (J it'iiiumi'ii u' olillror ; "iiiu "ii know up M fnionu Iluwiiiit Tivmli inh'. 1 think, ut lwist i'. t .... ;...,.. ',. . .;,!. .,,, . . jtmvi .....w.v..... ..,.h UlHTIl Illlt. . Jiuwiiiuri. ft' i .'wm.!? wuhw lmfHiil Mr '1 luunpiiin Hover xww, for tlliT nil tin' l.Ulk ho h.iW Ills IhIoihI ', ' ,. .' , . , ,,, ..,.i luxKifc, wvHjiinj? uj. if lior liwtit w.'tilil limnk "I a in liorx, dour ono," ho .-hotit'tl. At tho tunic moinont ho folt a eonsution o( diunnnoBh, and (ound liiniKwlf lvin,'liiilf in tho pond Uo nteo nnd uct'uinp.tiiiod Miss Angelina homo ; then.after putting on dry clothes, ho related his adventure to a company of friends. All wcic inter ested except one skeptical young man "But if mystorv is not true, how did I como in tho pond'?' argued Mr. Thomp- "You got asleep nnd rolled in; then when you felt wet you dreamed that you weroa frog." wild the skeptical young man. , ,, "That's not at all likely," smiled Mr. Thompson, indignanly. "Likely or not, it's undoubtedly true. "Listen," said Mr. Thompson. Then far down in tho m.irsh v.is heard tho faintsound of the hogs chorus: "Thomiufn-iot t 'P omio cot wet lid, In li in; Dues hi ! v t kikss hi-ls- it I fa, In., Ilad-to Bj-lioii- li'il tno home II,. In hi, ha; He'd better not com, lio'd-better not-come Ha, h." "What do you say to that?" cried Mr. Thompson, shaking his head triumph antly, as ho walked off to bed. Allan Format), in Young People. eONHrWITHH t'lKED. An oM physlcisn, retired from practice, having had placed In hU hands by an Eiat India missionary tho formula ol ft simple letfclalre reined tor tho speedy and pi rmanent lure ol i onsumption, Hro ililtl", Cat arrh Astln a, and all tliroit and L'uitf Affections, also a nofltho and radical cure for Nervous Uebihtyar.d all Nervous Complaints, "Her h rim tut d Its wonderful curathc powers In thoutainls of cases has felt It nil duty to make It known to his sutferli K Wlows. Actu ated by Ihis moth o and a desire to relieve human auf. ferlnif. 1 will send f reu ot it a rite, to all w ho desire It, thlsrccluu In Otrman, Enulirti or rrcnih, with full dlreabn tor prep irlnK ami uslntf. Hint l,y rrall by addressing ilh stump olid nanilnir this jnper, w. A. NO YES, 149 I'ow i r's Block, Itoclnsur, N. Y. num Words Fail "Words fall to express my gratl tode," sys Mr. Silbv Oabtkb, of Nashville, Tenn., "for the benefits derived from Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Having been afflicted all my llfo with Scrof ula, my system sooinod saturated with It. It came out In lilotches, doers, and Mattery Bores, all over my body." Mr. Carter states that be was entirely cured by the use of AVer's SABSArAiULLA, and since discon tinuing Its use, eight months ago, he has bad no return of the scrofulous symptoms. All baneful Infections of the blood art promptly removed by this unequalled altera tive. PBXFABED BT Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Man. Sold by all DmjjisU; II, liz bottles for 18. WILLMJSTTJ8 PURE BONE PHOSPHATE ! Our or Die Ileal IVrllllicrit Known. One Load is Equal to FIFTY Loads of Stable Manure. tfl.Kr full liarluularstand other Information ad dress tho nianufaiturir J. I,. W1CKEKS1IAM, Eat Portland, Oregon. Or: IIILLER I1I10S, Stcdmcn, !!00 Srcond S'.. Portland, Or. uH0m2 C. N. POTTEli, NURSERYMAN, SAI.KM, OK. Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, Vines Etc. toJIa? an especially fine lot oftH PLUM and PRUNE TREES or THE VERY BEST VARIETY. AiUhcss C. N. POTTKK, Novl2tl Salem, Oregon. TANGENT NURSERY. II. W. Scttlcmlrc, Proprlclor. glarlrd IH5J 30 Years a Nur.crjman. A LI. BOUTS Or' i. milT, OUJIAMKNTAL nnd 8IIA1IK Trees, Vines and Shrubbery trSmi to Tangent, irlptlvo catalogue. Orciron. tot price Hat and dea doiUtf WOODBURN NURSER1. J. II. HKITLKTlll.lt, I'KUI'. -v KKI-8 A KULL STOCK OK FRUIT, SHADE. ORNAMENTAL. AND NUT TREES. Ylnes and Shrubbery at cn low rates. No'prsts on trees which ar iiilntna; o many trees en this Coast tSeml for Catalogfue. SHEEP FOR SALE UUli K.le and 'aii.y huits. 1 will sell at from ft to iliV a Um, tin. rilrt Uid Musjlali t HO tfh Al. a I Ll ui It i ir. ul atiil lit i (, will brwlattJliliHitrJat(aoJ Mpcrlor quality I VJir.r, J,Vap" Tv.m.rilUOluca. u. one lot at K) ilirap, I villain u uucat ui ve d prl Ifi'tLl ANIicIN M)I H USKIM. ltlUtUSIIlltK TH.S OX 1I.1M. , . . . h , on. r them at price to mil rureW-v-!Hl pr pilr '' "VS,1!!-,,," ,cr" "ok T, Lw t,, ti sunn j u-aius lu.vu, 1 can r.iiu.u.l Iheiu, 1'iij.s ths aAiae i u uir detrousel .-atteilu them otr tlj .Muntrj 1 rrtne thtl w all can rraih thtm, THOMAS CROSS, 8UXM, 0B100.V. liasHWl Tty nhsu msU. ru Pn,HiU, isssssssssssr. STRENGTH to vigorously push a business, strength to study a profession, strength to regulate a household, strength to do a day's labor with out physical pain. All this repre sents what Is wanted, in the often heard expression, "Oh! I wish I had the strength!" If you are broken down, have not energy, or feel as If life was hardly worth liv ing, you can be relieved and re stored to robust health and strength by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT TERS, which is a true tonic a medicine universally recommended for all wasting diseases. 501 N Fremont St., Baltimore During the war I was in juredin the stomach by apiece of a shell, and have suffered from it ever since. About four yearsagoit brought onparaly sis, which kept me in bed six months, and the best doctors in the city said I could not live. I suffered fearfully from indigestion, and for over two years could not eat solid food and for a large portion of the time was unable to retain even liquid nourishment. I tried Brown's Iron Bitters and now after taking two bottles I am able to get up and go around and am rapidly improving. G. Decker. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Is a complete and sure remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Weakness and all diseases requir ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic tonic. It enriches the blood, gives new life to the muscles and tone to the nerves. DB. JAYNE'S AGUE MIXTURE. A CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR Fever and Ague, Intermittent anil Itemittent Fevers, c. This class of diseases so common in all parts of tho World, and cspocially prevalent in ma larious districts and vicinage of water-courses, are almost invariably accompanied by mora or less derangement of the lit er, and frequently by a dcfectU e action of tho dlgesth e organs. The mero breaking of the Chill is but a step towards completing a radical cure; tho various organs of the body, especially tho stomach and liver, tnuBt be brought to a healthy and rigor qus condition beforo a permanent curs can bo established, and this fact has been specially kept in view by Dr. Jayne in his treatment of tbes oouiplalnti. The use of Jayne's Ague Mirturo, In conjunction with Jayno's Sanative Pills, ns proscribed In the DIreetions which accompany each bottle, will not only BREAK UP THE CHILLS, but restore the system, more particularly the liver and stomach, to a sound condition, and so prevent a rclapso of Fever and Ague by thor oughly ERADICATING THE DISEASE, and the best evidence of this is tho invariable success which has always followed the admin istration of these remedies, as attested by the certificates published annually in Dr. Jayne's Almanac, and the wide-spread popularity of the Aguo Mixture In those districts of the United States, where the diseases, for which it ll idapted, most prevail. For aale by .Hodge, Davie & Co., Agent. USE ROSE PILLS IMPERIAL EGG FOOD. OUaMiUt, MILLLElt ItKOS. Agents ' F 7011 OHKOON AMMtAfclUNOTOX TERRITORY Wohi.v hon appointed ctnerul uenti (or U rcou tia Mnk;ioti I or me uiv w tmixrUl Ex l-Sxhl, th bctt itrrtuntlou lor theixmltry yl know KsriiJ tar tVL&Wut. fre uiwi it or CtUWut. (rv uixi pniio.uon. T". ; tsvn inio Jnl9m 311ut.cn uvgi Corbett's Fire Proof livery Hack & Feed Stable. Corner Sd and TjylOTS'". PortUnd, O egon li. B. MAGOON, Prop. i-iiom: mi ntt,...ni , is. ti. ti. t. A ST 1 aud Uurftce-Hii'S Wigt'nMufHy atuodij iodixl toda oru ir c utThisOuti .f-nilsw1,htlsj rs. v.uu vl bT mju. CCUU ltlOK9i:S TU LW - U I Jit MOtttl. M y 't!. tian .nrtttlo l n Auwr-. aimumww.i,, stMdiwc44ULSLTtMuitf4SUnwn.K-bbt-.lufC USE JliOSE PILLS. ..VvKKsSkK 1'" lsABBsBB3snTrBsBsBss Commission Merchants. Thei-ollOMlng I. n IIM or the C""""'"1" Merrhanl. of tul CM. w hlrh w e "? the benrOt rur reader-. TUey rr perr. Ir rellnltlr, nnd any bu.lne.n "''' all Ir tnrr will receive prompt nnl OEOROE IIERUEN. J. J. HASELL. HERREN & HASSELL, (SUCCESSORS TO) IIERItE-V BlttM. and IIEBBKN A FABKAB. GENERAL Commission Merchants, AND DEALERS IN i KAIV, WOOL, nnd I'lOIII BAS. Fleece -i null Hew Ins Twlnci. correspondence and Consignments solicited. Liberal cah advances made on consiirnments. P. O. Dox No 0C3. S. E. Corner .North Front nnd II. Streets, marltf. PORTLAND, OREGON, "SIBSON, CHURCH & CO., Shipping and Commission MERCHANTS, Northeast Corner or Anil nU Front Streets. PORTLAND, OREGON. U(l-tl State Agricultural College. Corvallls, Oregon, "VTEXT SESSION BEGINS ON J September 3. ISM. Full Scientific and Classical Courses. FREfc TUITION to young men appo'nted by Senators. Address: It L. AB.NOLD. President Aug3m'i LANE & BODLEY CO. MAM.FACTIRER8 0F Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES, And Steam Boilers ol the lest design, material and workmanship. Our smaller sizes espelally adapted to Farm and Plantation Use. We manufacture six sizes of Saw Hills, with capaci ty ot from Three to Fifty Thousand Feet per day, with One Saw Send tor our special circular of our No. 1 Plantation Saw Mill, which we sell for $200. Illustrated Catalogues of Machinery sent Free. LANE & BODLEY CO., agl7-6m John and Water Sts., Cincinnati. I MO. :t.'l Years I'ratllral Fxperlcure. 1883. John A. Child & Co., DRUGGISTS. AM) VUir.RS IK I Drug, Chemicals Per- rumery,Tonei Articles, Sponges Soaps and rub btr Goods. Corner Morrison A Second Sis. PORTLAND, - ORE. Special attention paid to orders h m;tU,when accompanied by cash, augly SWEETHEART Send for a package ot "ELENEORA" writing paper It contains tour packages of Writing pi.per, all differ ent tints, with envelopes to match. Price 50 cents b mail rtofetace paid. Address: WILEY B. ALLEN 153 Third street, Portland, Oregon 1K. W1T1IYCOMBE, V. S. VETERINA RYSUBGEOA, Portland, Oregon. Writes Prescriptions 'or Dlseasesof all classes ot stock rice, fl for each prescription written. State symp tomsand age ot animals as near as possible. OnreO. P. Bacon's Blackhawk Stables, 9S Baconn St., bet. Stark and Oak. Residence Cor Thirteenth and Taylor 8U. GUNS Or STOT &1V9 CHXAra TSAV STO. Bines, Shot Ouns, Revolvers, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Seines, Nets, Knives. Itaiors, Skates, Hammocks, etc. Large Illustrated Catalogue sTBEK. JLddreaa GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS PITTSBURGH, PA. KKjUm2 107 Third St, VOBTLANO. OBEGOK. JOHN B. GARRISON, Propr. All the I-emllnir Sowing Machines, Oil, erlli-s. Attachments and t'.tiiu- liu l'arts for .ale. All klmLof fMiwIiipj Machines Itriulrel ...t- - l GKNEKA1VAGENT FOB Iki Boiol4 uJWWti Stiifig Hwh. WlMJ Microscopes; Tmert an UVr Mannfa.'Cunnf.Owlv. jr-udfjrUlu.tri IMannfa.unnf.OwlvaliH I'UlluJlr'.lililn, l-su jr-udfor lllu.lrlrd 1 rlccd t uiuluguo BB AKD "t 8KB MB. M Jf trivmHfii S!imkv.vvaysjiKS5i2ssN for Infants Castoriapromotot Digestion and overconit'8 i'lutulency, ConBtipa tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Foverishness. It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. " Castortft Is so well adapted to Children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me." II. A. Ahcbxb, M. D-, 83 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. T. CENTAUR LINIMENT- tism. Snrains. Burns, Galls. ftc. trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. vimWI USzCb'qf oAiolli mmmm Y''mTn W GRAND COMBINATION SALE! . nut jnRiliiyi 1 JiilrMnllBiMff 300 HEAD Polled-Angus & Galloway Cattle WILL DE OFFIRED AT Kansas City, Missouri, lll'KIMi THE KAN8AS T HIS WILL HE THE GKASDEST OhFGHlAU i..i in ..i.iiiinn tn th irrMit attractions ol Drocesslonoer :mjii Iniiiorlrd Tolled Cnllle will be orth ajourney ocrost tha continent Thlsproces slonillloonNov. it, throuith the p, incipil streets ot the city. Tneteststo hlrh these cattle havebeen subjected havo demonstrated buond question their adaptability to the wants of the Western cattle men. This offeriDK conlstlii(f of bulls, cows, and heifers, of brcedlne ages, have been personally selected with great care irom the herds of the most famous breeders ot these Justly celebrated cattle In Scotland. Reduced tares on all railroads tenterliiL- In Kansas City. Owners: A. B. MATTHMV8, Kansas City, Mo.: U.II.COCIIRANEL Conniton. P O.. Can ida; L. LEONARD, Mt. Leonard, Saline Co, Mo.; OUDGEL & SIMSON, Independence, UKAUY ilKlllllr.no, LiOnaon, iini.; r.aiin. r.L.i.iv.1 1, fc.mi, .wm.w., wv., .t.u. u. n. uwhaw, Mt Leonard, Sallrc Co , Mo. t3..'ol.L. I'. Muir, Chicago, Col. D.S.Harris, Kansas City, Auctioneers, For rntnli). ue or fiirllicr parllrillurs mlilrcsst WAITEII C WEEDON, Berty. 50ct3c Kansas City, Missouri. GEO. A MOORE, President. Pacific Mutual Life ins. Co'? OF CALIFORNIA. A NcKINNIf Manager for Northwest Department. OFFICE WITH PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK. Incorporated Under the Laws of California, and is to-Day the Strongest Life Insurance Co. in Amer ca. RE EFFERESCE-) TO MEM IS PORTLAND Comian : J. A. 6Tl!0ttEUID0E, L. C. HLX1HCIIKX, JAMES b'ftl.L. C A. DuLl'H, J. K. GILL, F. ZANOVICII Established G. Shindler & Co. FURLMiTORE & CARPET DEALERS. 16tJ AND 163 KlllST, AND 1G7 AND 108 FRONT STREETS. ; PORTLAND. OREGON. HsHsHsasBsa" 'HsH i .IH UiHiil:.nl sBisLssL&IsW16B'E-rHsBB i jggggjgggm ssssssssssssEBttUaa ..aBSSSSSSSSSSSBBSBBBHSSSBBSBBBHkk-uBS? . r!0 rw ? e and Children. What gives our Children roar cheeks, What cures their fevers, makes them sleep ; 'Tie Castor!.. When babies fret and cry by turns, What euros their colic, Idlls their worms, lint Castorla. What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, Tint Castorla.. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hall Castorlal -an absolute cure for Rheuma The most Powerful ana Peno- And Tinners' Stock ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY Excelsior MiCi 8T.LOUIS.MO PUBLIC AUCTION AT., Nov. JJ, 3, 4, 5, , T, & 8. T1TV FAT-STOCK fellOW. ur ruL,L,E.u uatilis iiiai tiAa bvisb beem the Fai-Stock Show, the OBDortunltv of vlswlnn In J. N. PATTON, Secretary. WHO HAVE vIS.000 SURANCE EACH IN!TH E. A. KLOSTERMAN M. 8. BURRELL, Col. J. McCRAKKN, C. M. W1BKRQ, W W. SPAULDINO DR. GEO. E. NOTTAOI, P. L. WILLIS, ANDREW ROBERTS, J. D. MbKINNON, JOS. BURKHARDT, M. ZANOVICII. ,ap20mS In 1867. Are thoroughly prepared to furnish throughout tt short notice. Hotels, Boarding Houses, Private Kesidences & steamboats. ....AT SUCH.... LOW PRICES i Ascrencer Lelore offered. Bluing Hihiui Inlilii. from Ml'pnrl. i t'hamber rU, frusa ttO UpwarJ. I'.rlor tel, from 85Q l'pvtrL THE HOUSEHOLD TREASURE. Ladies must see it to be appreciated. Call (or it. (efcOtt I. F. POWERS. MisxracTrs", iKrori ad jobs" cr FURNITURE, Itciltling, Carpets, Paper Hang ing, Stoves, and Crockery and Glassware. Stoam lactory Water 3treet, UtweesJ UotM" and Harrison. BUeets Warehouse 188 an 1S5 Firit "l 1S4 Second Streets rORTLAJfsf, OKKGC epttl