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VOL. VIII.
NO 21
FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, S ep t 17, 1807.
general directory
TR A V E LE R S ’ GUIDE.
TR A VELER S’ GUIDE
Biliousness
T h e O r e w t h e f 1.» « « » » # »
C a stiu n e . g a r th e N ew Y ear.
a Fireman**
F e ll.
“ Nowadays the woman who has 20 i _\n incident that happened in a large
friends or she who has 200 receives cotton fire in the lower part of New
S TA TE O FFIO ER S
them on a special day. The tea gown, y ork sonic years ago had its comic side
la caused by torpid liver, which preveuts diges­
no matter how handsome it may be, is au,j was t|„, means of the firemen dis-
tion and permits food to ferment and putrify in
g l a - k d h s t e r .
uot intended for wear - even k
by
the stomach. T hen follow dizziness, headache,
- the host covering tho main body of Ihe fire,
S T A a K L IN S .
— S A IL *
ess at an afternoon ‘at home. * Instead which for some tiiuo they had been en­
Governor ...................... William P. Lord.
a pretty, well fitting frock is assumed, ’ ’ deavoring iu vain to locate.
On the 1st, 10th and 20th of each
Secretary of S a te............. H. R. Kincaid.
writea Isabel A. Mallon in The Ladies’
The traoke was pouring out of nearly
mouth.
freasurer........................................... Philip Metcl.en
Home Journal. “ The combination of every partof tlie building, and although
Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes­
gupt. Public Instruction.. ..G. M. Irwin.
s stnffs
t u n s with
w i u i velvet
w o n or
u i satin gives to the s several
e v e r a l e entrances
n tr a n c e s n
a il b
een in
a n e i it t n
an
had
been
made
had
Single trip 83.00. Round trip 85.00
days and Fridays.
Insoiiitiia, nervousness, and, _ _ — _
visiting toilet a rich appearance and j^eu impossible to find the seat of the
,W. II. Leeds.
Arrives at Florence Tuesdays, Thurs­
State Printer.
A L . 1... a
«<. . 1 XB contrasts
ilileectd tit
- fire. -I'l
I a iu charge
I
-V _ some
It n o t reliev ed , b ilious (ev er
makes possible
Artistic
iu 0/11
col­
The chief
ordered
C. M. Idleman. days and Saturdays.
Attorney General
or blood poisoning. Hood’s
or
us
well
as
iu
materials.
There
is
a
windows
on
the
third
floor
to be
Connects with Steamer and Scotts­
i ...............R. S. Bean
Pills stimulate the stomach, ™
decided liking for miure. Usually the “opened up,” aud a bidder was accord­
burg Stage Line for Drain.
Also with
rouse the liver, cure headache, dizziness, con-
» -» » » C o u rt
_
For
Passenger
and
Freight
Rates
moire ia watered in tno broad fashion ingly raised and u Kremau ascended.
Stage Line for Coos Bay.
Charge
stlpatlou, etc. 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
The only r ills to take with U ood's "haraaparUla.
"
reasonable.
and has large figures or designs in the With the aid of a hook lie pried open
judge Second D istrict... .J. C. Fullerton
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same color as the background brocaded the iron shutters, aud, lamp iu baud,
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Attorney Second District.Geo. M. Brown
In silk, not velvet, upon i t Brocaded stepped in—aud disappeared. Mis com-
Meyer A Kyle,
Florence, Or.
moire is almost invariably combined paniou upon the ladder, wondering why
n D IIP
G T flR P
with velvet The moire is used for the h e had so suddenly vanished from sight,
U liv U
W I VllLs
skirt and ihe velvet for the bodice, al­ peered iu, anil found that he had stepped
though some part of tho bodico, the into the elevator shaft that was directly
VINOENT A WALTON,
C O U N T Y OFFICERS-
back, the waistcoat, tho draped corselet, under this window and had fallen
S T E A M E R “ C O O S ,”
(SUCOSSSOSS TO V. MBSMMSAV.l
or perhaps only the belt aud collar, through to the basement, llustily de­
o ------W ill make*---------o
E- B a n g s ,___ Proprietor.
must be of the Bamc material as Ihe scending, he alarmed tbe others, aud,
skirt.
forcing uu entrance, they mude their
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Judge................................... * ’
Potter-
Stage leaves Eugene Mondays,
“ Black, in velvet, silk and wool, is way to tho cellar. Here they found their
. . . . AND . . . .
( ............ W. T. Bailey
-----B e tw e e n ------
more popular than over before, aud tcmraile iu a sitting position upon a
Commissioners j ................ J. T. Callison Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 a.
dressmakers endeavor to gain novel ef­ bale of cottou, partly stunned aud dazed
A
Complete
Line
o
f
Drug
in., arriving in Florence the day
fects by nsing the magpio colore—1. e., from the shock of thu full, but other­
Clerk................................ A. C. Jennings
black and white. A new material which wise uuiujured. In his hand he still
Sundries and T o ilet Articles.
Sheriff................................... A* L Johnaon following at 10 a. in.
bids fair to gain great popularity is call­ held the wire hnndle of his lamp—ull
Returning-stage leaves Flor­
Treasurer......................... A- P a t t e r s o n
ed ‘loleil cloth.’ Lnee nnd passemeu- that remained of it—while iu fiout of
terij of jet, steel, gold, pearl and that him, farther in the basement, blazing
Assessor............................... D. P. Burton ence on Mondays, Wednesdays
Corner 9th & Willamette Sts.
rich kind formed of imitation precious merrily, w as the fire they had keen en
School Superintendent..........0 . 8 . Hunt and Fridays at 3 p. m., arriving
stones ore used upon street and honse deavoring to find. His fall had led him
Surveyor............................ -C-M. Collier
Eugene,
:
:
:
Ore.
in Eugene the following day
gowns.”
directly to it, Uu afterward examining
Coroner..................................J *
Harris
the hatchway, or shaft, through which
A r ea . A c e e M o r l« .
Justice oi Peace................. F. B. Wilson at 6 p. m.
he had fallen, they found that it had
The
various
fanciful
accessories
in-
T
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L
Y
CASH.
Constable.:..................... John F. Tanner
bars runuing diagonally across at each
'
volvcd
in
many
of
tho
new
fashions,
Single fare _ _ - -
85.00
floor, aud iu some marvelous way ho
|
says
a
fashion
writer,
are
well
calculat­
R
had escuped each cue in his downward
Round trip - - - -
89.00
ed to fulfill their mission, which is to flight.—Charles T. Hill iu St. Nicholas,
give variety without material chnngo in
Tickets for sale at E. Bangs’s
C IT Y O FFIC ER S.
the dress. Unusually interesting and B r itis h an d A m e r ica n l t u s in e .. I n te g r ity .
*
livery barn, Eugene, and at Hurd
artistic conceits are shown and they are
It is in trade especially that tho su­
& Davenport’s office in Florence.
most lavishly used, the effect of excess
periority of British honesty is averred
.. ,F. B. Wilson
President..
being easily avoided by good taste nnd
i
r i X d “ ^ .' " w T t l^ w T a n c y waists j
<*<>"
The
O. W. Hurd
it is always well to have a black satin «reatest traders on earth and Bwe^been
Wm. Kyle
tradeis long enough aud extensively
Board of Trustees
bodice plain, stylish and closo fitting, enough to have learned what standards
Marion Morris
S leep in g C a rs
U to m m y k M l . U . . o f A m a r le o .
w ilh a skirt to match. This may be
C. C. Behnke
c in c c r o s r
of commercial honesty pay best iu the
We ore passing through the same quite high in tho neck, or otherwise, cut loug run. Au American who hud trav­
......... J. 0. FLINT, Proprietor.......... E le g a n t
square with one or two semitransparent
Recorder................................. Drew 8«very
stage
of
literary
evolution
as
tbe
Freui
li,
eled in southwestern Europe, iu 8oath
F lo r e n o e , O r e g o n .
D in in g C ars
only that with them the habit of liter­ chemisettes provided—black and white America nnd other parts of the world
Treasurer................................. J- A - Fond
ary criticism and self criticism makes severally, for instance; also one of black that are somewhat out of the beaten
M arshal.......................... L
Weddle
T o u ris t
the tendency more marked and more satin trimmed in Borne pretty fashion.
path lately admitted to the presen»
OUR AIM—To furnish the best
S leeping C a rs T U B C HB01U CLB r o o k . « U h t o . g r i . H U easily studied. Here, as there, it might
A majority of the new neck trim­ writer that in the countries he hud visit­
seem that for the time ihe miuus of mings are mude to simulate a square
o ew .p a p .rs In Ito. U nited HUMS.
accommodations at reasonable
ST. PAUL
T H E CHKONICLB h o . M
m »he FoetSo men hud overleaped themselves, as neck or very broad deep yoke bordered ed the reputation of Americans seemed
SEC R ET S O C IE T IE S .
to him to bo low nnd that of tho British
CooM.
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prices.
though in thia strange fin da merle we with laco or plaited chiffon frills, and very high. In Buenos Ayres, he said,
T H B CHBONICLJP8 Tvl«<mphlc lU p o rl. u .
UM l u u t U S m u t r ^ U b l., IU Local N » « . tto.
were pausing iu oar letters anu art, un- these, worn with a high nix?ked bodice, an Euglish merchant’s word inspired
DULUTH
tallM t and u t o lu t . u d IU B d lU rU U P o m U u
can be varied indefinitely. A strap of confidence, but nu American merchant’»
oertaln of the onward way, and seek
...•■».
a ki totot toto toto I m Ote auuniry.
PARDO
^ V . . «.
A A.
M. Florence Lodge No. 107.
ing in more aente apprebensiou detq cr ribbon passing over the shoulders forms assurances were received with a good
T U B CHRONICLE haaalw »r«
and alwaya
Regular communication on second
G R AND FO RKS
TO
w ill ba. the frlaad and cham pion 1 tba paopl«
penetration and keener analysis of whut ■ short brace ou each side, and these deal of skepticism.
and fourth Saturdays in each month.
acainat oom binallona, ollquea. corporailona, — has been and is an answer to our per
straps arc joined by n ribbon that cross
GRO O KSTO N
This sort of testimony is mortifying
eppr^aatona a* aay Kind. 18 wlU k
8. L. R oiikbds , W. M.
es the figure horizontally. Rosettes of to American ears; but, if we believo it,
plexity
of
what
«hall
be.
Here,
us
there,
la
aratyihLuc
nauirnl
in
no
th
ings
W IN N IP E G
_____
I. G. K notts , Secretary.
originality, never absent, manifests it- ribbon conceal the joining, and thus tho we must look for tho remedy to spring
P R IN C IPA L H O T E L
★
H E L E N A »"<1
too often in a studied eccentricity pompadour collurelte is formed, aud in­ uot from moral reform, but simply front
ONE BLOCK PROM D E P O T
and wastes its energy in a search for sertions of ribbon aud luce ure added to increased knowledge. Wo expect those
BUTTE'
-----RATES 81-00 Per D A T-----
tbe novel and bizarre— a search that is the yoke part and frills of chiffon or who bring this reproach upon ns to
A. R. General Lyons Post, No. 58.
lace to its edge._______ ____
most futile when most successful.
U. meets second end fourth Saturdays
learn, from information and reflection
M bs . L. L. M abstebs , Prop.
But as ouo reviews tbe field of Amer­
oi each month at 1:30 p. m.
if possible, but if necessary from experi­
J e n n ie J a n e o n W o m e n 's Cluba.
B h ig e n e ,
O r e g o n ..
ican letters one may take heart of brace
TO
J. I. B dttkbpisld , Commander.
There is one aspect of the work of ence, that, though an individual roguo
C H IC A G O
to say that onr development in no way
J. L. F urnish , Adjutant.
women's
clubs that w ill bo more r.p- may steal or cheat und escapo punish­
lags behind that of England, that it
W A S H IN G T O N
purent during 1897 than over before. ment, for a people who cun neither hide
boa
in
it
tbo
promise
of
an
evolution
as
nor run uwuy from the consequences of
P H IL A D E L P H IA
brilliant, as varied and perbape more Formerly a distinct class of women their actB honesty is tho most sagacious
joined together in clubs. Now almost
W. W. NEELY, Prop'r.
oritioally
sound.
Above
all,
it
is
inde­
N
E
W
V
O
R
K
and remunerative course.—Scribner's.
I 0. U. W. Perpetua Lodge, No. 131
pendent, and so is contributing an im­ all classes of women have caught the
Tables furnished with all the B O S T O N A N D A L L
i meets every 1st and 3d“ Saturdays
spirit.
Society
women
have
shown
that
portant. perhaps an essential, part to
A T h e o a o p h lr a l C o u r tsh ip .
each month. Members and visiting delicacies of the season. Wild P O IN T S E A S T ." d S O U T H
the growth of a distinctly natioual lit­ they appreciate the value of the club
brethren iu good standin, ig are cordially
“ So you love me, George?”
idoa.
Young
college
women
are
form­
erature.—Professor B. W. Wells in Fo­
invited to attend. I. G K kotts , M. W. game, fish and fruit in season. Best For Inform ation, tim e card«, m ap . and ticket«,
"With all my heart.”
ing clubs as fast as they can, and ull
rum.
W«. K vle , Recorder.
________________
accomodations for the traveling etc., call on or w iite
"Love me for myself alone?”
manner of women who have nevor been
“ Yes, my darling, for yourself
identified with a club iu their lives are
U . K n e w C htoheau.
R. M c M urphey ,
public. Charges reasonable.
I 0. 0. F. Heceta Lodge No. I ll, meets
Mr. Suburb—What on earth are you now manifesting a gratifying desire to alone.” ’
General Agent. Room« 2 and 4, Shelton Block,
1« every Wednesday evening in Lodge
'You never loved another?”
join the movement What the leaders
KUGENE, OREGON.
trying to do, neighbor!
Hall, Florence, Oregon. Brothers in
'Never. You are the first girl I ever
Mr. Nexdoor—Merely taking down n of the clubs throughout the country are
rood standing invited to attend.
A. D. C H AR LTO N,
little of this fence, so that I can move planning to do during the cotniug year, loved. ”
W. H. W eathkbson , N. G.
“ You will always be true to me?"
what we who have been with the move­
A ssilla n i General Pmueniter A«enL
my chicken bouse over into your yard.
M arion M obbis , Sec.
255 Morrlaon 81. Cor. 8d.
“ For ever und ever.”
ment from the beginning hope for it, is
"Kh!
My
yardi”
P o r tla n d O r
“ George, don’t think that I doubt
too long a story to be told in a few
“
Yes,
I
like
to
be
neighborly
and
con­
w . O . ZEIGLER, Proprietor.
siderate to other people’s feelings, you words. Our ambition, however, ill yon, hut plcaso stand here a moment
heightened rather than otherwise, and betwnen mo and the light. 1 want to
C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y
know."
E U G E N E , - - - OREGON
The Fu nk & W agnalls
encouragement is most, abundant.—Mrs. take a lock at your aura. Ob, what
"But—er"—
strange colors 1 Blue aud black, with
“ Yes, you shan’t have any mrv J . C. Croly in New York World.
blotches of red. Gforge, you have been
IRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Florence,
ranse to complain about my cbickeu»
T v R m I um I n fa n t M o rta lity .
lying to me. 1 see that you don’t lovo
Oregon. Sabbath service; Sabbath-
scratching up your yard. ”
The city fathers of Buffalo, at the in­ me for myself at all, tut that you’re
chool, 10 o’clock a. m. Preaching 11
“
But
you
are
moving
your
whole
Of The
stigation of Dr. Wendc, hacked by the after my money. That sen green tells
T h . G h rw a l.U B a ild la » ,
'clock a. in. ?nd 7 p. in.
,
house over on to my property!”
medical fraternity, have passed an ordi­ me that yon lovo another. That purple
lie Lord’s supper on 1st Sabbath ot
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
“
That's
tbe
idea.
At
soon
as
the
anuary, April, July and October, T w cn tv-th ree
nance prohibiting the use of tube nursing streak is undeniable evidence that yon
chickens
find
tbeir
house
in
your
yard,
¡verybody is welcome to all tbe services,
bottles. Dr. Wende is the efficient health have proponed to at leust a dozen girls
COM
PLETE
they’ll
conclude
that
yon
own
them,
M ile s W est
'astor requests Christians to make
Br Mail. PMtac. Ta**.
offloer who by his sensible methods and have been a bad, bad man. That
and
w
ill
spend
tbe
rest
of
tbeir
natuial
SU C C IE N T
hemselves known.
n
reduced the death rate of Buffalo about
of E ugene.
I. G. Kxorrs, Pastor.
lives scratching in my yard, you know. ” one-half in two cr three years. He ex­ Venetian red indicates that if we wet®
married you wouldn’t be true to mo
a uth o ritative
— Pearson’s Weekly.
pects to reduce it still more by means of three mouths. Algernon George Nit,
•u
this ordinance.
you are a base deceiver. Hence from
■ ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
OfaMS
Franco long ago did away with this my sight, villain! I haven't studied up
¿ m .M« V «ufcaU ry Terms
u service. Preaching at Glenaaa
Thia Isn’t • “ stuffed" tiger, but a deadly nursing contrivance, and her theosophy lor nothing. "—Town Topics.
lid Acme two Sundays of each month.
s«7 EdHor. mid Speclelltos
real live one, ferocious and strong. He physicians claim that thereby the lives
«X , Remler. tor Q u o U tlo « .
•
is at present in the menagerie at Stutt­ of about 100,000 infanta have been ant ed
abbsth-School
every
Sunday at
A St ru n * H eard.
3 a. m. Prayer meeting evenr Tburi-
gart and looks as fierce with hie glaac annually. The danger of the tube bot­
gooo lU a .tre tio n .
Three brothers bearing a remarkable
Tto
Erutti
W
eekly
ia
th
e
Cuilry,
ay evening at the church. Everybody
eye
as
witb
tbe
real
one.
tle lies in the impossibility of keeping
CMt over »960.000
>rdially invited.
Q. F. Rovsns,
A Bcrioua affection ot tbe muscles the tube clean; microbes breed in it nnd resein bianco to one another ure iu tho
Appendix of 47 -4 68 E ntries
1
Pastor.
habit of shaving at (ho same barber’s
caused
the
beaat
to
lose
tbe
sight
of
cue
Money Saved
wny
--
- into the infnut's »hop. Not long since ouo of the broth-
a Tsai oye. As tbe public didn't appreciate n quickly find their
stomach and intestines, when the little
VIlterc(j the P|,op early it; the morn-
By
one eyed tiger, the beast was put under one soon succumbs to "bowel trouble.
Tbe lu ll number ol w ord, .n d term , in
jnR #u() wRg Hhuved by a German who
(iMt^lM « U U . . I U to y p~rt o , U u O .lU d
cocaine and the useless optic removed
hum cuuda uJ H.xlca
ATTORNEYS
P atro n izin g it.
different d ictioim rie. for th e entire alphabet i .
hud been at work iu the shop only a few
A Q o a la t M eek lam .
m
W BRKLV CHBOHICLH. tb e brt«htiM»
This was a ticklish operation, several
dnys. About noon another brother camo
M fo lio « ,: 8TOBMOWTH, 50.0U0; W o . c h s . t s r Md m m t eam pIM . W mHly X u w M la t o .
strong
keepers
holding
the
beast
dowu
One
of
the
most
unique
necklaces
world, p rli.u ra .u l.r ly 81 oolum iu. or t w . l v .
in aud underwent a similar operation nt
106,000; WXBSTSB (I n te n i.tlo ii.I ), 125,000; Can
while
tbe
eye
was
taken
00L
worn
this
winter
with
an
evening
gown
,
i
f
—
H
m
v
.
M
uratura
M
d
ftoiwral
I
.f
o
r
m
«
A. C . W OODCOCK,
Prop. TV.T, (stx volu m e., com plete,) 225,000 O « .; *Uu • m M U t d c t A «vtcaltural tU i« r tm .u L
He was measured for a new eye, was made or combined after an original tbe hands of tho samo barber. In tho
Oeo. Hale
SAMPLE COPIES ScNT FR .E. which had to be made with a special idea of Ihe wearer. She had a beautiful evening the third brother mude bis np-
STANDARD, over MO.OOO;
degree of ferocity. For tbe first week he chain of silver, of a fine design. In a pesranee, when tho Gertnau, dropping
triad bard to rab it oat, bat be now shop in the city where antiques are to his razor in nstoniabuient, exclaimed:
D
O
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O
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W
A
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T
T
H
E
BUSINESS C ARDS
............Ssnple Page» Free.........
O fto g o »
, rests contented as tbs only wild animal be found she discovered some benutlful "Veil, upen my vord, tin t man hash do
lu s«
C H R O N IC L E
old Spanish pnr.te brilliants. They were fashtest benrd I never huw . I shuves him
: with • glass eye.
» • R o o m . 7 and S M c U w n ’s Buddln«.
Ions
a beautiful, rich crimson, almost like dis niorniug, shaves him nt dinner
-1-1.1 a tten tio n g iv en to o o lle c tlo
“ « and pro-
le buaineaa
rorbunclcs.
Borne of them were on time, and ho gomes back now niit hia
AGENTS W AM TED.
p k S T RATIONAL
"Doctor,” said tba patient, "1 be quaint Spanish bracelets. She secured a beard so loug as it never vush. ” —Ex­
lievs there ia something wrong with niv number of lliera, had them fastened ns change.
OF EUGENE.
stomach."
pendant, to her chain, nnd the effect
E. O PO TTER.
S H O W IM O
H e r r in g D u ll » « a l l o w , a S p a rr o w .
E. D. BRONSON & CO,
’‘Not a Mt, ” replied the medical mat; has been the admiration and envy of
«. B. S * « * .
.
hchomoks .
Half
a dezen English sparrows flr w
The
United
States,
Dominion
of
............. Attorney-at-Lsw...................
very promptly. “God made your atom her fricuds.—New York Letter.
PacifkC oast Agent»
Into the wild fowl inclosnre iu Central
ach,
and
ha
knows
how
to
make
them
«
6
0
.0
0
0
Canada and Northern Mexioo
BÜQENE, OSEOOS.
park and began
T k a H o t W a te r PI s o .
. . . perking at some groin
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
PAID UP OASM OAPITAL,
There’s something wrong with the stuff
« 5 0 OOO
O K O M K S ID X ,
set out for the while cruue’s
SURPLUS ANO PROFITS.
A
plumber,
caflwl
in
to
thaw
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wrong in the way yon stuff it in ai •
thia piece i f advice witli l.is bill: A h it anil a fluttering sparrow was grasped iu
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ia the l,«.t water pipe that is tbe first Its bill, while the others flew away iu
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and surest to freeze, it is letter not to alarm. A birring gull ran lo theciuue,
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flood A3 and Go« »Mo Map ato« went out to find a physician who und> i nsc the hot water ut ull late iu the even­ seized the sparrow, elevated its head
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and gnlpeddowu the live bird with evi­
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stood hia buaineaa. — Naw Orlean ing. K'cp it out ef tho treacherous dent satisfaction. Thru it went to tho
p « o t« « < p r e p a id 0 0 M a p a a d P a p e r .
pipe,
mid
you
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it
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danger
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a sti pp ige there before morning.—Phil- basin, took two sups of water und
F loren ce, s
: Oreson.
Annana
scanned tbe skiis 10 see if there wero
upas b . hot . s
adriul.ia Pri ss.
A. B. BUTTOLFH,
any m ire too trustful birds in sight.—
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“There are many more women living
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N«w York Huu.
than
I
used
to
think.
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o o p v p io m t s
“ la that so!”
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demand. Meshes of every size nnd style
rtrti and deeerlH l»» m»r
"Yea. Before I married I used to are seen, both in solid hoed and figured
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“ Tnere is such a thing us neighbor»
think my w ife was the only woman in eauvaa One of ihe most open of canvas getting too intimate.”
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weaves is suggestive of a fish net and de­
“ What’s the instance?”
«to Mmm A V ramto.
T lo r s n o e ,
mands n siik lining, which w ill be dis­
“ Why, my next door ueighbor bor­
sponsible
eotahlished
house
in
Oregon.
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Chineas
Implement
has
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tinctly visible through the large squares. rows my pup»r from tho doorstep before
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permanent. Reference. Enclose sell- w of spades, another of hatchets, anoth
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No committee can tell whether *
word ia a good word or a bad word, or
whether it ia wanted or not. Old fash­
ioned people w ill alwaya tell yon that t
new word ia not wanted and that there
are pleuty of exact equivalents for it al­
ready in the langnage. Thia aeema con­
clusive, yet experience often proves that
they were wrong and that there was a
shade of meaning which they did uot
perceive, but which was nevertheless
pressing eagerly for expreasiou. Thou­
sands of words which we now consider
absolutely eseeutial to the langnage
were, when they were first introduced,
(lcaoribed as quite unnecessary aud the
mere surplusage of pedantry or affecta­
tion. Let any one tarn to that most
! humorous of Eliaabethan plays, “ The
Poetaster," and read the scene iu which
the poet (Marstou is the subject of the
satire) is given an ematio aud made to
bring "p all the newfangled words
which be baa nsed in his works. The
character who is watching the results
keeps on calling oat that such and such
a monstrosity “ has newly come up. ”
Thia was thought n brilliant piece of
satire at the time, and yet now half the
condemned words are admitted by ail
readers and writers, in troth, there can
be no censorship iu literature. The only
possible plan is to give every word its
chance and allow the fittest to survive.
It was in thia sense that Dryden de­
clared that he proposed new words,
and if the public approvod "the bill
passed” and the word became law. In­
stead of a writer being on the lookout
to throttle and destroy any and every .
new word or phrase that may be sup-
gesled, it ought to be his business to en­
courage all true and fitting develop­
ments of his native tongue. Dryden, in
the admirable pasaage from which we
have quoted already, uses the memo­
rable phrase, “ I trade both with the liv­
ing and the dead for the enrichment of
onr tongue. "—Loudon Spectator.
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