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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FAKMER: SALEM, OKEGON, APBIL 30. iobG rf'ujTrnf "tferafurtj. TK) IT. Could I Mr!!': uit'i lull unfading, One brief to la for youths mid men; Could I show Its sll-pcrvadlng Power in rroercM, 1 would pen Try it. Magic words these, hoin in heaven; Down by thoughtful nngcts hurled; Slighted, man to doom 11 driven ; Heeded, they ntvo man tho world; Try it. Luok la Judgomtnt wed to Labor ; Pluck tho handmaid of Success ; Toll to Truth should ho a neighbor ; Honor brings her own redress; Try it. Starry orbi yet oil tho student; Earth's pint ags is still unread; Nations seek tho wlsu, tho prudent ; Hhrous nnd armies mutt ho led; Try it. How did Watt ti steam give, motion ? Locke, traco purposes of mind ? How Columbus cross tho ocean ! How did Luthur chingo mankind ? They tried it. ilowdid Homer writu his eplo? How did Scott compose) his lays? How did Mendnlss'in his music? How did Shakespeare wrlto his play? Thoy tried It. Thus it was, will bo forever ; If to ho" man was in vlow, Man must livu with firm endeavor Well to think; then plan, thon do; Try It. With sails full set, tho ship at nnchorwclghs; Strangs names shlno out beneath her figure hoaJ ; What glad farewells wity eager ayes nro said! What cheer for him whit goes, and him who stays I Pair skies, rich lands, now homes and untried days, Somo go to sok; tho rest hut wait inatend Until tho next staunch ship her Hags shall raise. Who knows what myriad colonies theio nro Of fairest Holds, and rich undreamed of gains, Thick planted in tho distant plains Which wu call iky, becnusu thoy lio so far? Oh, prilo of mo not, "Died in bitter pains," Hut, "Emigrated to another stirl" The Willow's Secret- "I don't tliinkyou treat him light," nnid tlio rosy littlo widow to tlio drees uuikur who whs lilting lior trim flgnro to n hIIIc yowi of tliu color of "moon up on tlto litku," nutl ul tlio wituo tiino hold injr her liL'iul Imck iiml a trillo to ono bidi', lost Iiit tour tdioiild droj) thereon. "I don't tliinl; women know how to treat tlioir liuslmiulri." "Von nniHt ho oxiMirt in tho mutter," responded Mrs. Kittem, 'Veelnj; tliiii is tho fourth tiino yon luivo tritnl 'em. Hollow in your buck n trillo, us is natural to yon there nets liko u tlnek'n foot in tho mud can't ho hollered," r-lio ex claimed, iirofiMsioimlly. Tho widow eyed hursolt nhnrply, turn ing from vide to Hide, and Hnilling eou hciounly at her own prettincMs. "Yon, that will do, Mr Fittom ; but I'm fluro you don't treat your hutdmnd right." "Shouldn't wondot, ma'am, Booing my patiouco has clean gone out of me. Well, well, you must, hogging your pardon, liko men hottor'n I do. 'IMoou upon tho lako' is mighty hcooming to you, and very Huitiililu for n widow." Tho lady mlik'nctl, hut nho gavo a nhort laugh, also, as she answered in a way and manner to hide tho Ming under what tiho Haid : "Mon aro good croaturos when women know how to managn them. Thoy do neem to iucliuo more to women than to others." "You never hud u drinking' hunhnud, ma'am, I supposo?" "Dless you I no, novor! I could not abido tho hrcnth. A woman ought to Ik) on her gunrd." "It seems so strange. Widow-hood poems natural to somo women thoy thrivoaud grow pretty upon it." Tlio widow laughed, saying : "I never gavo it a thought, hut it may ho no." "doing to bo married tho fourth time! Not a chick nor child! net forty yet, and as plump and pretty as ever! Upon my ord, ma'am, 1 don't too how you man age." "Oh, that's n secret." Mrs. Fittom opened her eyes wide, and slowly repeated : "A secret!" "Yes, indeed; I havo found it work admirably with threo husbands, and doubt not it will work just as well with tho fourth." "Moss my heart!" exclaimed th drcs maker, dropping tho cord sho was cover ing (o put tho ilouuco on with, and ill disguised horror on her faco. "Oh, 1 didn't kill my threo husbands. Thoy wero dotingly fond of mo to tho last, and loft mo well provided for." "Do toll mo your secret, ma'am," and an expectant, not to say painful hope, brightened her wan face. "It isn't much, Mrs. Fittom, and ynt it is a secret, and its application has been, as it were, disastrous in my case. I am sure I never expected it." Dear mo' you seem to own up to Did thoy dio auddenly, poor crmora? Quito tho contrary as if loth to L'o." thoy lived along "Poor critters! I should have thought you would havo felt bnd." "I did, indeed ;" nnd tho pretty woman prcparating to wed hor fourth husband wopt nt tho memory of tho threo. "Do toll mo nil about it," porsistcd tho other, with a look not sympathetic. "Your tenrH don't seem to dim your handsomo eyes." "I don't know about that I novor though ubout that but, Mrs. Fittcm, firot and last, I hnvo cried a great deal." "Perhaps you had ronson unknown to tho world, ma'am. Hut I want dread fully to know how you managed it." Our widow was a sort of Widow Wadoly, easily beguiled to tears or smiles, and sho began to pcrcoivo that tho astuto dressmaker had somo Intent design in thus questioning her, which sho did not object to gratify. Accord ingly sho assumed the narrntivo form, whilo tho nccdlo of her nuditor clicked ngainst hor thimblo in concert. 'My lirst husband, you must know, was well-to-do, but not rich. Ho wns what is cnllod u modol man. Wo wont to church ovory Sunday, and dropped twonty-flvo cents each into tho contri bution box never inoro or less. I knit him stockings nnd mado him shirts ; ho liked to boo womon industrious nnd I wns industrious. Wo wont to lectures, and now then to n social party always at homo nnd in bed nt ten o'clock, lfo wns ngrconblo in temper and npt to fall asleep. Ho had a wny of looking into kettles nnd jars as if ho expectod to find them out of order; mid ho did so find thorn sometimes it was a comfort to him. Ho rend nil my letters, ho liked it. Ho poked over my bureau drawors, and saw all my gloves and laces in such a mess and in tho mildest way reprimand ed mo. This wns a comfort to him uIho. Ho had not n fault; ho had not a vico; ho had not an inordinate desiro. I wish ed ho had." "You wickod woman 1" ejaculated tho dressmaker. "You didn't know whon you wore well ofi.". "I know it I know it r didn't some how grow good with such n man as I ought to havo done, but when ho was gouo I flivv it nil, mid nlmost cried my eyes out. You boo n man is a good thing to havo around tho house, to lock tho doors and look aftor things. When n woman is onco usod to having ono around sho is sure to feol loncsomo and all nut of sorttt when ho is gone. I learned to think a dull husband by no means undesimblo us a husband. Now tho second husband. I woro my widow's weeds tho conventional noriod, thoiiKh hovoral of tho mostagiccablo men wcro attontivo to me, but I shut my oyes. I managed to keep them from proK)siug, for I rather liked my frcodom, and some how threo excellent men, who had known my excellent husband, wcro not to my mind. I am afraid I hated good men." Tlio dressmaker groaned. "How could you? I inn sure such a husband iim-st ho boautful." "That is true, lb. Fittcm, and ho thought mobimutifui." Hut you under stand ho was a modol man, and ho did his best to mako mo a model woman, but it was not in me. Wo women aro naturally porvcrso, and apt to to think our way as good as n man's way." "So it is, only a good deal hottor," muttered tho othor. "I don't know about that. I am apt to think a man is wiser ubout many things than wo aro; hut, anyway, married pcoplowillqunrrol us a riilo, bo- causo oaen is itont upon His own way, Now I novor disputed a husband never, novor opiosod him. Hut, as I wns going to say, ono of my admirers was of a dliloront kind. Ho was bright, dashing. liigli-spintcd and witty. Ho quite took mo by storm of contrast. Ho was not n model man by any means, but ho was intelligent, loved Itonti, and had a lino taste for music. Ho had a mean opinion of women in general, nnd was aomctimos furious at himself for loving mo. He declared ho would bo master in spito of me, which was quitu unnecessary, lor l rather likeii to havo a master as saving trouulo ami responsibility. 1 uato ills putes and fuss of any kind, and let mat tern slide in tlio easiest manner possible." "I should think you might be a littlo lazy, returned her auditor. "Is that the nnnio for it? Well, per haps I nut. Ho would net iuto a fury about his buttons, nnd hecauso n door creaked or tho coffoo was poor, and storm about tho house, and slam doors and kick ovor chairs, at which I only said, 'softly, softly, dear,' ftvliich only made him worse." "1 boliovo you," said tho dressmaker. "Ho even called me ti dovil once, in a sort of tender lit. and quoted Shakes peare: 'Perdition catch my soul, hut I do lovo thee'' "lie said I would sit perfectly calm on a husband's coftiii whilo ho smother ed beneath, for what is a woman to do but bo quiet when a big strong man is raging about nothing. In ono of these spells he broke a blood vessel on the brain, and an autopsy showed a disease of tho bond which was pitiful to think about." "I wonder ho hadn't killed you," was tho response of Mrs. Fittom. "My third husband was nil sentiment, and called mo pet names that would havo delighted Fattnio Osgood, the poet. I took thorn all patiently." "Patiently!" cried her hciror. "It must havo Won delightful," "Yes. Whon ho called mo pot, I had an excuse for being girlish ; if birdie, I might thrill my notes ; quccny might bo cold nnd proud, so ho had it all his own way. Hut your sentimental mnn wants n good deal of sentiment in return ; must bo indulged nndoMdltd, nnd sees every thing in a sweot Arcadian light : wants something. his wife lo dress in out-of-tho wny styles: quotes : Oivo mo i form, pivo me a face, That lend ilmnlicitv nracc. Hobes loosely flowing, hair as free; Such sweet neglect inoro takcth mo Thon all tho adulteries of art, That take nuno eye but not my heart. "I went about mindless of tho cestus of Venus, and bnd an oxcttso for show ing my beautiful hnir, and dawdled over Mooro nnd Uyron, feeling internally thnt I was n poor goose, nnd n sort of frnud, for too much sentiment is very tiro3omc." "And ho did like tho rest?" "Y-c-s," nnd tho widow tapped a small boot upon tho carpet musingly. "It seems to mo thnt your second hus band understood you bettor thnu tho others," remarked tho drcssmnker. "How bot no mnttcr; but you must seo thnt I nm right in thinking thnt you do not know how to mnnngo your hus band, Mrs. Fittom." "You hnvo not yet told mo your socret." "Do you not guess it? "It scorns to mo that you let them havo their own wny." "To bo Hiiro I did. It U fntnl to man or to woman always to hnvo their own wny. A littlo contention is tlio passport of love. Nothing is moro fatal than in difference." "And you married threo mon and in different to nil!" Tho widow reddened. "Perhaps I am naturally of that kind, whilo you, Mrs. Fittom, oppose, fret nnd scold and aro not happy yoursolf, nor do you mako him nny tho better man. Mon aro not easily turned nbout." "Wnnt would you do in n caso hko mine, whoro a mnn drinks?" "I would mnnngo just tho same." "But how, ma'am, how?'' "Woll, well," muttered tho widow half to hcrsolf, "I can't find opinions nnd mnko uuuotntiono on them." "Do tell your secret now, I cannot for my lifo guess whnt is it." "Dear Mrs. Fittom, you nro nnadmir nblo drcssmnker; milk silk, to use your own illustration, sits liko n ducks foot in the mud ; but you don't know how to mnnngo n husband. You must coino tho morning I nm to bo mnrricd, nnd seo that I nm nil right. Mr. Illnnk is fastidious. My hat is a perfect lovo of a hat, and makes mo look charming ; but lot mo itdviao you," laying at the sumo time a ulccly-gauutlotcd hand on Mrs. Fittcm's shouldor, "lot your hus band havo his own way," and sho whirl ed her limber littlo shapo out of the door, with u musical littlo laugh that did not crinkle hor cheeks nor pucker oyes. Mrs. Fittom gavo tho moon-upon-the- lnko a fiomowhal vigorous. kick, and ex claimed : "Sho's a devil, that's what sho is, and that is tho way sho hns mado herself throo times a widow." "So aro all women," hiccoughod u mnudlin voico, just coming in ovor tlto rear threshold. "Who nre you contem plating, lovcy? Who is it?" Tho drossmnkor eyed him n moment scornfully, but tho calling her "lovey" did tho business for him ; with mingled tears nnd smiles she putted his dusty shoulder, nnd replied : "Dear, dear ducky, tho nice littlo widow has been telling mo how how I might bo a widow." "She has? Sho understands tho busi ness, I should think." Tho idea had the oiTcct t (sober him. "What did sho want you to do, lovely!" Well it was dreadful!" "Well, woll, what was it? I'll have a warrant out and arrest hor; I'll hnvo hor shown up for whnt sho is tho sho 1 Inrry Tudor tho sho IHuo Heard that sho is," and lie went so far as to kiss tho check of his poor wife, who quite hroko down under this unwanted tendoruess, nnd throw hcrsolf into his nrms. "I novor will do it, ducky, nover." "I am euro of it, I can trust you. You are not tit tojbo a poor, lono widow. You need tho protecting arm of some hus band." Mrs. Fittom drew herself up a bit at this; thcrowns n rebellion in her look. "Yes, she told mo her secret," bIio said ""What wns it, lovoy? I am suro you would not hurt n hair of tho head of your poor dovotod " Hero ho hroko down from somo cause or other, and staggered to ono side. "I told her about your drinking so, Jnmes, and how you spent my earnings and how I cot out of nil patieuco and nigh hato you." This was said with gravo solemnity, and thon she added briskly : "What do you think sho told mo to do?" "Couldn't guoss; but I'm very sine you won't do it," "Never vou would not livo a month." Do tell do tell what it was." Sho told mo to let yon hnve your own way think of that!" Tho man's eyes twinkled with mirth. "Thnt wasn't so bad, lovey." Not so bad! why, yon would drink yourself to death in a month or less, if I let you havo your on n way." "Oh, no; 1 would o cautious fur your dear sake, so unlit to bo n widow. Let mo have mv own, lovoy ; I'll take the lisk." And bho did -hho followed the widow's advice. I'ndcr tho circumstan ces, the reader can easily divine why Mrs. Fittcm beenmo a widow. Cuuil llcault In t:ery t'nve. P. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of Chattanogi, To tin., writes, that he was se riously atllicUd with a severe cold that fet tled on his lungs had tried many remedies without benefit, lleinz induced to try Dr. Kinc's New Discovery for Consumption, did S3 and was cum . Jy cured by use of a few bot tles. Since which time he has used it in his family for all Coughs and Colds with best re. suits. This is the experience of thousands whose lives have been saved by this Wonder ful Discovery. Trial isottles tree at I'ort & Son's Urug More. 5 Yilrol, fiftcou pounds for ono dollar grunge olnm.. ORANGE IHREOTOKY. Tho Orejon State Grange. OFFICER. Master Judge It. V, Boise, Salem, Marlon Uo., Ugn. Overseer. A. Luolling, Milwauklc, Clack amas Co., Ogn. Lecturer II. E. 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I'nll. liiEr.llrinnry, WenkKjrs.Hliinl. rillirrlopriieii(,liiiieiliniciils lo llnrrlnae. rlr.. fi-mii rxrrsa rsor jntitlifiil fulllrs. or liny rniiae. aprttiiiy, unrcly nml iirlmlely rurril. YOUNU. MIDllLHAnr.l) A. OLD mtn.anilalluhonccdtrollcalHklll and i:prrlencc consult ine oni r.urojienn iii)siianaioiico. intopin Ion code nothing, ami may mo futuro mlicry and thtinr. Wheiilnconicnleiit to fit tho city for treat ment, medlclnu can ho tent ever) hero by evprctf Tiro n-iiiil iher ill Inn. It la iclf-cvlunt that a I'hytlcan who eltis his vholi attention to a cltitot illtoiaetnllnliiH urriil tilll,andphi ' laiiitliroujli out the country, knowinir thl, frniuenio ccoinmend diHIcti'tcuct to tho Olilrat Sprelnllat, by whom erery limo, n cnml rrnteityls uteri. The Doctor's Aliranil c:prrlciirciuakcahltcpliiloncftiiiireitie Impiirlniirr. trn-Thoan who call no no ono but tho Do' r Con tulutlnii FIlEKnnil aiirrrilly roiillilenll ,1, Cases Mhlch han (tiled In obtaining relief clecwl, ro fpech ally snllcltnl I'einalo dlsea'et tuccesifullv treated, The Idirtor "ill ariHiln forfolt Jl.oiio for a case tiiilirtaken.riotcnx' rill or write. Hours. Dally from U A, il It I I' M , ti lo S rM'nliiirs: fSundtyt, III to 1'J Ollt K.D inn 1IIK tijIMTARItT UllDK TO IlKiLTll , NKxrOrn. Address as aboo, 1)11 MEBIG'S Vonduvful Gorman InvlRorntor IVrii.Bhciitly prett'iiti nil L'nnatural lntes from the svttcni, tt.uet tho l.ervet, ttremtthene the musclet, clictiB'liu waate, Intlnnrattw tho whole system and icatorra tho allllctcri to Health and llapplnest. Tho run "li so many can not uct cured of weakness and tlio above rilacaaca Is ouln? to a compilation, called I'llUaTATOIIItlinA, which renulret peculiar treatment. I'll. LIKOIO'.i INVKIOIIATOIl (,e only curofo raotTATOssnsa, with peculiar Special Treat, ment, used at tho LIKIIK) DISl'I'.NSAllY. VARICOCELE OrWoaHT Vnxtcf tho Scrotum. O.'ten the uniui. KCted cause cf Lost Manho'd, Debility, etc. Scmlncl Kcakncstand Itscoinid.callon Protterrn. Tliealmva dlcaet ran only bo cured by Dr. Lltblkt Imljoritor ,. . ami ins it kiei iir ariroceie uomprreser, ITri'J'Ire of llin lnli?itrnl,ir. fii. Cr nt alv l-ottlca, $10. Kent to any address, covered securely from obicria'.ion. llott p'iwerfi'1 elrctrlo belts freo to patients. To Paova Tint Woxusart'L Powkr or thr iNVinnii. ATOll A ti llonia (livax or Ss.it HIKE. Consultation ireo ami private. Calloraddrcta LIEIIKI I)ISlr.HAltY. 100 Oeary Utreet,!Aii I'randaco, dl. Private entrance, 10a Uttoii street, four blocks up Oeary Stre.it from Kearny, Mtln entrance throusF Dispensary Druv Storo llJanSttf THE SPECIALIST, No. 11 Koarny St., San Francisco, Cal. 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