The independent., March 15, 1888, Image 4

J'HE INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY MARCH 15, 1888
WHAT KILLS AMERICANS.
Wmm Uvtac Rerklaaa EaHa-Hanl Drlak"
teaPawr Slalaj SMtal JeaJmar
ft
raUtleaJ AnMflaa Tlaleaf raaaiaaa
Xaa Km far Alaacy.
The alarming disease of this
country is nervous debility and
prostration. It oea under
many names but it is essen
tially tbe same complaint.
Hospitals and private institu
tions for nervous patients are
crowded. The average of life
in the United Starts is de
creasing every year. Sudden
deaths from nervous collapse
among our business, profess
ional aud public tnien are
frequent as scarcely to excite
remark. The majority of eui
cides, committed without ap
parent reason, or under so-call-d
depression of spirit," are
really prompted by nervous
prostration, which is a fruitful
source of insanity and crime
with all their grief and horror.
These facts are startling.
They threaten the very life of
the nation. They assail the
springs of its power and pros--perity.
They wreck manhood's
strength ana woman's useful
ness and beauty.
Every one should know the
causes. What are they ? The
answer is easy and terribly
plain: Our vicious persona
tabits ; our careless and lawless .
eating and drinking; the in
tense mental and physical strain
arising from our mad ract after
money, position and influence;
the fears and struggles of pov
erty ; the use of narcotics aud
stimulants; our fashion of
turning day into nk;ht and
night into day; and, brietiy,
our . desperate willingness to
pay any price for an hour's
pleasure or success. So we
Dura life's candle at both ends
and fill the lunatic asylums
and the graveyards.
The disease from which we
suffer and die is, in plain Eng
lish, Xeriwis &yspep3uty ,s it
is seated in the IServea and in
the ovgans of Digestion, Assim
ilation and Nutrition. Healrhy
digestion being impelled or des
troyed, the whole body, nerves
included, i3 literal ft starved;
even when there is no emaci
ation to tell the sad story,
i Nervous prostration sends
tput its warnings: headache
in the morning; a persistent
dull heaviness or aching at the
base of the brain ; wakefulness ;
loss of appetite aud disgust with
food ; loss of mental energy and
interest in ordinary duties and
business; restlessness and anx
iety .without any iguable
reason; en: isfions; bad
breath: it'H'us on the
teetn ; o---
alpitat:o.' :
owness '. t!
tongue a m.L l
strength I .
The ivr i
donmen; !' ..
toms nltua i
. t
.-1 triddmess ;
heart; sal-
. v.n; coateu
failure of
iion.
a total aban
li.itH and cus
t lie disease
in each mt'.i ruse, and the
use of Shaker Kxlracl of Hoots
(Seigel's Syrup) to cure the
mischief already done. This
ereat remedy, prepared by the
Shaker Community of Mt. Leb
anon, N. V., is especially adapt
ed to eradicate Nervous l)ys-
Sepsia. To do this it acts
irectly and gently but rxnver
f ully upon the disordered stom
ach, liver and kidneys, restor
ing their tone and vigor, pro
moting the secretion of bile, ex
pelling waste matters from the
system,and purifying the blood.
. Upon the nervous system
Shaker Extract(SegeVs&yiui))
acts as a safe and wholesome
. anodyne without the slightest
narcotic effect, and then leaves
the nerves to regain their nat
ural tone and strength through
its wonderful iniiuene upou
the function of nutrition.
) It is safe to say more nerv
ous dvspeptics have been re
stored by it from the depths
of misery to n tie-u enjoyment
of life and hdoi than by any
or all other form of treatment
combined. . .
Tualatin Hotel
Main Street, bet 2d and 3d
Hillsboro. - - " Oregon.
R. WACGENER. Proprietor.
TBI TABLE WEU. CONSTANTtT BE SIT
piled wt.a th bst the market ff"rU. and
no peiaa or aatieoe will b apareil In .trtvlng tot
tb. comfort of fueeta.
Excellent AeeominadatUBa and I'opnlar
Prices I
URGE SAMPLE ROOM
For the Aoooramodation of
Commercial Travelers.
FREE COACH
To and from the House
DEFEAT OF SEAL DOW.
The defeat of Neal Dow, tlie no
toiious champion of prohibition, for
the mayoralty of Portland, Maine, is ;
significant of the manner of the
coming campaign, and of the result
in that state and in others. The
democrats supported Iow, yet he
was defeated by over 1C00 majority.
Deal Dow has never been a demo
crat. He was formerly a zealous
abolitionist, lie has been for years
a zealot and a fanatic in the cause of
prohibition. Until this year, in
elections, in which his pet hobby
was not directly involved, he voted
with the republicans. Jfo is now
turned against the party because he
could not bring its leaders and con
ventions to incorporate prohibition
in its platforms, and has made alli
ance with the democrats to do all
the harm he can to the whole repub
lican party. St. John is in accord
with him. But St. John is actuated
by mercenary considerations. He
found it so profitable in 1884, that
he hopes to make the campaign of
this year even more lucrative.
Hence he i aiding the democrats.
The fact that iu Neal Dow's own
home, in the city of Portland, with
all the democratic vote to his sup
port, for muyor, he has been beaten
by an unusually large majority by
the republican candidate, is a mani
festation of the popular sentiment
as regards the unholy alliance.
Democracy and prohibition! AVhati
an affiliation? The "combine" will
not win. Xews.
MITCHELL-SULLIVAN.
Their Fight in Declared a Draw After
Thirty-nine Rounds. John L. IUs
uiintM his Hackers, and the
Utile Kniriishuun Conn's
up Fresh.
Lumhiv, March U. Mitchell and
Sullivan Intve ;one t Criel, thirtj-two
miles not th of I'sris, with tin mttntinu
of fihtin this uftrmon. The oli c
are cognizant of their movement-
no; ncuir a iuv.
CiitNTiuv, March 10 The Cjht be i
tween Sullivan and Mitchell resulted in a
draw, after thirty-rune rounds had been
fought. The time was three hours ami
eleven minutes .
The tight was a deeper, tte ot;e and both
men received Mack eyes.
i Mitchell improved at the finish, but
the referee declared the tight a draw,
i iKTAii.s or thk mutr.
hiNimx, March 10. The Mitchell
Sullivan tiht took place on the ground--of
Ilaron liothschilds near t'riel.
Sullivan was out r.f condition when he
entered the ring, and Mitchell has the
hest of the tiht. His friends aert that
he would have won had the tilit been
continued.
The battle lasted a little over three
hours.
Up to the eighth round Sullivan ap
peared to have the best of the light, but
the fact that he could not knoc k Mitchell
out seemed to discourage him, ami after
that he fought with little spirit.
Mitchell showed great pluck through
out, and his friends are jubilant, as the
result is virtually a victory for the little
Englishman.
At the end of the tiyht both men were
in poor shape, and Mitchell's backers
finally consented to the proposition
made by Sullivan's I ackerc that the
fight be dechued a draw .
The American crowd is blue.
Sullivan's friends are utterly unable to
explain why he did not do Iwtter.
iJoth men's hands were in a terrible
shape at the end of the light.
Mitchell seemed to improve as the
fight went on. He fotight carefully and
kept out of Sullivan's reach as much as
possible.
IJetting was even at the end of the
thirty-eight round.
Lksfang Liniment f
'li. J Mimjw I.etiMCMTeur.-M I'll s. S
OLl. SuKICS, C K.i UK1.AS14, Un.vMJtJHI..
i- TV Vv
"Jly 'jucuuiirj mtujk
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HOW HE WON-
William Ttarl.. Haitian (mrr,
TIU How ll !! )
The recent exploit of Mr. William
Beach, leaves no doubt that lie is the
handiest man in the world with the
souls. The ease with which he outrowetl
his opponent, the Ftippwed invincible
Ned llanlun. tdiows that in form, stroke,
and muscular development, adapted to
sculling, be has no epial.
Although an Australian by virtue of
residence, I'.each was bom in Surrey,
Kngland, in lSol, and removed with his
parents to New South Vales in 1854. He
was brought up to his father's trade,
and, while toiling like a young Vulcan in
the smithy, rtneon-ciou-ly devoloed that
magnificent phyi-'upn which lias since
brousrht bin world-wide diftinction.
When about twenty-three year? of age,
Beach commenced row ins on the Illa
warra Lakes aainst local competitors,
and from the outset kept winning until
giadually handicapped out of all races,
following are his chief agnatic .rforu
ances while in Australia :
Dmbtr, 16S0 Won leb!'a handicap, Wool
luotuoolo B.w.
Januiu-v, Second Pjriuont RejatU, won by
January. 1s8i Second Nationl Kc;tta, won bjr
D. M UuiialJ.
February, lrjSl Beat N. MrDonnlJ, PrrBtt
liver.
March. lS3l-Bet Oioiire SoIoitiimi.
Mai. 13S1 tt Clmilea Heynul.!.
Octber, In i -otiX Puiicb tro)h, woo by E
C. Ukttmk.
December. 1SS2 BeatT. C1if7ird, Parrunatto rivee.
January, ljj National Kestta.auiit won by
Uet-mngcr.
Mart-h ls3-N'oher, Grafton Regatta, won by
D. M lfonaUi.
Mar.h, iSsS-Woo Woollooinooloo Bay Kifctta
iwixe.
Ixnmbcr T Wou Jauiee Utntt'a trophy. Parra
Biatta river.
April i. l3 -Beaten by E. Trkkett, chamum-
ihip (first tinw )
April Vi, 1SM3 -Bet E. Trf kett, champioaahip.
April 17, ls.:-Bea r- Trickect, rbampionithip.
April 12. ISst -KeiU K. ''rii-kett, cl.autptouatup.
Auujit lt, lib! -H K. Hu;ai, chami 4 juilp
llaiclt 17, lS5-B'at T. lllflorJ, ebaiuptonehip
world. . -
March t7, lo-Beat E. Haitian, chauploahlp
WTeember lf, 1W- Bfat X. MatTn.
November 2, ls7- at kl tlanliui. cbauipluu-
bip world.
Mr. Iteach's system of training includes
a run of two or "three miles before break
fast, a wlk of f ix or seven mites after
wards, and a pull over the course. After
dinner comes another two mile walk and
a second pull over the coure, during
which he rows himself.' riht out, eases
off, and then pulls again. A Ion walk
concludes the day.
A man urnler such physical strain,
even though he l a j'iant, must often
tee! the failure 6f his strength to his will,
and, iKjWeiful tlioii'h he le, it is not
riirprising thai Mr. IW-ach candidly states
that during his training, previous to
I meeting I-.twai'I Hainan me ueconu
i time li.r t!ie woilds . hampionship, his
I trainer bought for b io Warner's safe
j cure and he says: "l was agreeably
I astonished at tiie great l-enetit which
ndlowetl it ue." Wliile in training ho
j rind- this ttir best K..ssible aid to a com
mand ot all bis natural pers. because
it does not tirst g..a l an. I atterwarua
weaken the system, but ads in perfect
harmony with nature's laws.
Mr. lU-ach's exjwt i-nce is confirmed
bv the exi-ei ieiu-e of snany thousands of
athletes all ver the wtrld. t'nder the
great physical strain they break down
and die prematurely, because they have
not I een able to Let ;, .ii-.o" away from
their kidnevs and lhcr, whence most
disease originate. Mr. l each recog
nizes th;s necess.ty, and has sagacity
enoti'.'h to use tlf only scitnt:lh; sjiecifu:
for that pnrKise. lb has not only the
prestige of victory, but the prestige of a
true s ientilar method of training and
keeping up bis wonderful physical con
dition, l! he did not voluntarily give up
Ihrt biiiiinionsbil.. it would no doubt be
lon tiuir U'fuie it was w rested from j
j him.
i
TV) yoa feel crnll. languid, loTr-epirtted. Hfe-
Wa, and iud'STiltly miserable, both physi
eally and mentally; experience a aense of
fullness or llHtiiitr after eatinir, or of rone
ness," or inptinss of stomach in the morn
ing, tonftue croatei, hitter or tied taste in
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred eye9i!rht,ttting8iecka"
before the eyes, nervous protttrutiou or ex
ha tint ion, irritability of temper. ,hot flushes,
Alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
hitinir. transient paina hero ami there, cold
feet, drowsiness after meals, wakef ulneaa. or
listiirted and tmrefreshinic ak-ep, constant.
indeaeritMitilo fecliag of dread, or of Impend-
inir calamity ?
II
f yon have all. or any considerable number
or mew symptoms, you are eutlerinir from
that moKt common of American uudadka
Ililions Dyspetisia, or Torpid I.i ver. nnHoclated
with Dyspepsia, or lii'liirestion. Ttio more
complicated your disease has become, the
greater the number aud diversity of symp
toms. No natter what stagm It has reached.
Dr. Pleree'n Ciolden Itledical UlacoTery
will kiiIhIiic if, if taken accordinif to direc
tion) lor h reBHormlilo k'niiihot tiiix. If iut
cured. -omplieutiiHiit multiply and C onu mo
tion of the l.i'nifrt, !Skin li.-n;iM-8, Heart li ii9n,
Ktieutimtisrii, Kidney iJieeftse, or other ftrave
mala' In s are cpjito liahlo tos't in and, sooner
or later, indued a fatal teruiinntion.
lr. IMrrcc'a. i;ltcn 'tledlenl Dla
eovery act powerfully iiMn tt l.iver, and
through that ifrt-ut hl.HxI.purll vin orimn.
cleanses the system of ull hlrod-tiliiu and tm
puritii d, fitmi whatever cause nriMuir. It is
cpiaiiy eiaeacioiiM lit aetltiK tiMu the KI1
; neys. nl other o.reretory organs, clettnaiQK.
i tn iiiftli. niiiif, and healinur their oisn-es. A
i an uppeti7.hn. rextienttive tonin. it. promote
I .Incest ion uu.i nutrition, theretiy laiiMin- up
tn.u li-M. uiii. .ii n iiwi ija iii maiuriui uzHincxa,
this voniltrt nt uieiliiino has trained un-ut
celebrity in curing r'ever and A true. Chills and i
Fever, Dttmb Avuo, and kindreil disjeasi-s.
Dr. J-ierce'i Uoldou ledtcal Dlew
covery
cures all HUMORS.
from a common Hlofch, or Eruption, to the
worst hcmlula. alt-rheum. f ever-eorea,'
Scaly or Koutrb 8kin, in fclioit, all diseasea
caused by ld Iihm air oonqtHTed by tbta
powerful, purifvinir, and fn it-'oratiuir rnedi
cine. tin 'at Kutintr Ulc rs rapidly h.-til under
its henlirti intiiieueo. K-is elulry has it maol
fMtel its tKHency iu csiirinir Tetter. Eczema.
iCryoipcliis, itoils,(urlHinciea.Sore Eves, ScroN
uloos horett nnd Hureiliiiira, Hip-Joint Disease,
White welliulrs,, Cioitre, or I hitk Neck,
and Kulnrtrcd Ci lands. S-nd ten cents in
tamps lor a hrito Trcatisei, tvith colored
plates, on Klein !)', r the Hum) amount
for a Treatmo on tii-iofuitua Affectiooa.
M FOR THE DLOOO IS THE LIFE."
Thorousrhly etcansa it bv nsfnir Dr. Pleree'a
(olden
ined.cul Wineovery, and vocmI
uiwcetiou, a
fair skin.
Itias iriint fcntritat ar itaal
atr.-i.jj th uxid uotti ly healuU will bo eaddjialied.
; COXSUBIPTTION.
wtii. ! Mtsrrofiila ori!e Longs H arrested .
so I eu:e. hy tins leiai-.Jy. if tuUen in the '
, -ui-iHT .'t.tii ot thu dK. .is-. From its mar- 1
: .t fc.ia pow r over this terribly fntal disease, '
Ali. :i ti.se ottering t !is no v.-orld-latnc-d rein-
;f lota: pnMie. Ur. I'e-rc-e thoutrht sertously
:i trlMl-i- it llU "OlAlCJII'TION t'l RIL" bllt .
t aliRiMiiux-d teat name too reatrktiw for
t U'.-li.'ii-o which, from its wonderful ootn
i I 'i.,ti..o oi ti-iiie, cr cccenKthetiinif. alterative,
I .! I'l"'d-tli-a;iir:y, cnti-laiicais, sxtoral, and
, n.ltM. ive profit rues, i5 Ure -piHled. not otilv
1 x-t .: n-uMi'v r..r t'onwi .pti-ja, tut tor all
, nrbuic uisetaaieu ci tut
Liver. Blood, and Lungs.
i i or v. c a i,r!r, !pltinr of iPood, Miort
. riess of itreath. iiroiiiu Nil-iI Catarrh. Uron
j thitis. ..-t!"iiia, rievere t'ou-tlH, and kindred
, aQi'i lioiis, it is an iti ic n. n-uioly.
N,,'l Dmjrjfists, at $14X1, or lijt wbtUH
for (i.iJii).
tiy"s.tl feu ents In atampsfor Dr. Pierce I
wu wi voii!fi4ui)uon. jvuarcas,
' World's Dispensary Hadica! Association,
tG3 raaln St., aill ALO W If.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL!
llil'.lro. the:
Jim lfOXF.Y.
on.
I'roprietor
Gocd Board and Lodging
At reasonable Thares.
FIIINT-CLAKM IdVoltr
Connected with the House I
J-if Free Hark to and from the Hotel.
nlO-tf
NEW GOODS !
CASH TALKS!
Wehrung
& Joscow
iiixijsnoiio. onKa, .
HAVE jtsT RECEIVED A WELL
Selected Htook of
Canned Goodo,
Tobacco
and Cigars,
CLOTHING,
Dreoo Goods.
Millinery Goods,
SILKS.
TIES,
HOSIERY.
GLOVES
BOOTS l SHOES
And a Fine Aasortaaetit of
Furnishing Goodo
For Ladies and Gentlemen.
All kinds of Farmers Produce
Exchange.
taken in
ja'-'S tf
Call and S
e e
lIt. W. HOWL.KV
Drug gist
AND
BOOKSELLER
Forest -firove.
!
And get your money's worth of
Drugs. T.1 e d icines,
Toilet Articles, Envelopes
and Paper, Musical Mer
chandise, and everything usually
kept in a First-Clasa fYmntry lrni. Ikk
and Novelty Store.
PRESCRIPTIONS and FORMULAS
t'arefnlly compounded at all hours,
dlfi-tf
Six Bucks for Sale.
3
OXK YEA1J OLDS AND :i
all lonp-wooled. cntdeil Ctiw..l,l mul
lieicester. They gained first and second
premiums in their .different rlnsseH: iiI-k.
sweermtak.es for the lest five ion-wooled
Lanilts. at the Connty Fair.
W. CHALMKItS. Sa..
Cornelius, Washington Co.. tlrejjoii
n.t-t f
DAVIES'
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
S W. COKNKK
FirMt and Taylor StrcelM,
I four LA Mi, OllKOOS
ss" Artistic Work a Specialty.
Irak, frayea aad Walrr t'eleni at
sient rrasenablr rilrn.
b21 3
em
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
VIA
Oreson 4k Cnlitornin II. If.
And Connect ions.
THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE !!
Time Hetnern reiilantl and , Sun
FranHseo, JIfrK
ra rifnrn 'a E x tires a
Trains Run Dn'ly
betfen Portand and San rrtnc!seo.
I.KIT.
vuuivi:.
S.Kra-tci-c 7-40 A.!
I'ortland.. M:in A.M
Fort land 4.D0 1.
fvin Fran. : P. M.
hi.
IKtVE.
I'ortland sitnA.
KUKelie y.iK)..
AKLIVK.
Kucen .'.pi i. M.
I'ortland U:t.". r. Jd.
M.
il.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
EXCURSION SLEEPERS
Fr Second-Clais I'af sent;ert on all tliroocb
traiut FliKK OF CHAKOK.
The O. A C. 1C. K. Ferrt makes cotmcstion
with all the regular trains on the l-jist Side
j division from the foot of F Street
West Side Division.
BKTWEKN lOUTI,VNDi OOUVAIddS.
Mail Train Daily, except Snttday,
t.rT;.
I'ortland 7iM A. M.
HilUU.ro 14:45 A. M.
Corrallia UDP.M.
Hillsboro r.KMI'. AL
Aaarrr.
Hillsboro .X:U A. M
CorrallM ISri.'. I'. M
Hillslioro..S 1. M
Fortland ..:!.-. I. M
At Alhnn. nnd Corvallia Arntst with
trams of the Oregon I 'act tie.
Kxpreaas Train Daily, except Sunday.
L.r.Ta.
Portland. 4MV.M
Hillsboro.. CAT, F.M
MeMin'Tillel: A.M
Hillsboro 7:30 A.M
nillafaoro.. 6.-04 P.M
McMin'viUe,Hi) l'.M
Hillsbora. 7C!tA.M
Portland .. 9-00 A.M
K. F. ROOEBS,
O.F. AP.A t.
4-t
K. KOEULER,
Alanaiiar
Fred Hambleton, Planter,
. Will St i id lor werviee the N-nou oi IHHH nt the
rtti:i ii.tntti.i:ra hum.
rr.IJ rrrard, f:.
Hire of I'ritz Haiul! ton. winner of tl. '2-ve.ir-oUt
stakes at S ileiu and Siokaiie 1'ulln
of 17
11 is a chestnut horse, 7 years old.
Sire II VMU1.K IONIAN MAMHKINO,
Birecf Jan J,. jr:r.',4.
1 diim Springfield Maid I'di'm of Vim
Tromp. :5-vear-ohl Ktallion r-eord 'J:Wi ),!y
I,uV.laii.r.lHl.il)a!i. full brotlier to llaruld.
pii-e of Maim S. i '':(x:1 . 'J liaiu Suhula lv
Aletnnttc-r's AlHiallalt. fire of tiol.lsniitli
Maidi:Mi. : tlaia I'lulay Csir f dan of
tie. oh-y. 'J:JZ ), by imp. Trustee. 4 dam
by irup. IVUfoiiudci . sire of the. dam of
lysd k's I'rmlilt tonitm.
l'rt il llnnil'letoii Unu Kiiltntiee.endurance
ami sjieed. ilis record of 'J:'I was mndi as
n ." y.'.-ir otil nftt r a kciisoii in tiie st n I, niul
is not the luenniire of his Steel. lie has
ihown n t-'-'i't, and in u biief raeinf;
cateer has distanced Kitty J.yueh. June L.
i to w.it-on . Altaiuont, I Jutv ilaud.t teander,
Melrone and others. Iiast year oevere tiick
nss iu August rendered him ontit for
racing. I ritz llimibletoii, his only eolt ever
trained from it mare without standard
blood, won at Salem with ease over a larje
tie Id of standard I. red coltn. In three years
of stud set vice but one inure bred to hint
has failed to produce a living eolt.
Y..M.N- nr st:f:'icK:
Single erviee
Season, with prik'di u,' return
Iimiriiinv
Limited to -iJ mare.
jiro
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eugraviti''s. I he latter is mi enouiMte plioU-lelnng. lar siiii ior to mi
ttoii.i in tie muket. Chiistoli Calvary, the ecu p;niiii picture, is Tutc d
for im bv the MfZAmrim nr pus-ess, which lar surpass, s miv other for
..t i...r ..r Hciioii
't'hev are on heavy plate paiier, rr.'f VH
tut- or, o ircil tor the iimikw. t'rii'e
los pal. I. to one udilrcss, Jfl.VJ.
4 Mlrtit Hli
t iHi'rini
t erlrulturol I i
ttcri ullm Itl
Sctul .tal for S iiu.
r A sei-iptloll of the t'icl ures.
wi.t these gnat worko, now
II
i
Address.
41 ll.
PUBLISHERS
'ics'l.
U WW
itiew City
FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
,otrtM i i: insniFiici:
i
C. W. RANSOM,
i i t i.i. i vi nni'i.i:ri:
Drugs and
iti:t
ii i:ii ii:s.
it i in. i s.
IT.KI I T3 I'.ISl
BASE B-A-XjZj G-OOIDS,
Paints. Oils. Varnishes. Books and Stationery. Etc.. Etc.
In fuet. ev-rthiiii" Hint
i-. ntu:il!v found in a 1'itxtf !:ns
s.1.1 nt reason.ilile raUs.
THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
j Is cnic fullv conducted, and. under Mr. Hanson,
, hut t lint tl'i ir prescript ioiih will lc carefully
I esrienie in th Diu husineHu in thiscouutv
lot -pie
unit, '.I
ilk his tin'. t:ilt and aniMif hii4
PROTECT YOUR HOMES I
MAR LIN
j. GOOD
REVOLVER
no longer cowls
DOUBLE
a Fortune
Self-Cocking:,
Automatic
Electinff,
FULL
1 Self-Cocklnff, K
f S Automatic J M
NICKEL PLATED, RUBBER HANDLE.
wtiuiTtv kqcai. i btcbt vxarac to thb
" For aUe by Hardware and Gun Dealer ererv-wbero.
afanaiaetarad by THE MAILHI 1T1E ARMS 00 law Hava, Com.
Macazlne
Ir nnll ra. m. Tk ymfA W4iif ri - ij-. T-
P"M, mr.4 IL mIt ateSstelv nf. nt n U. awrkH
KALtAi:i iiALLrnr, sefRTio n tr:kt anxrs. mms mmi. a
tiiwiirf MA HI. I IIKK A KM '., Mw II mwrm. .
IDEAL RELOADING TOOLS
WILL 8AVC ONE-HALF THE COST Of AMMUNITION.
Mad for all t!tr of I 'rtrtridm whlrh
Kineaor I'lxtwla : Muxlln, a, miunmier, B.lllnia, Mevns. Itt niiiiifiuli, r
V, biiui y-kruavily, huiitU W (.mju aaKi lur all gunt aud uiakea vi
SHOT INI SMELLS, PAEI All IIASS.
Chr.pr-r and brttrr tban any olhrr. Krnd (or !rtrc Llt or tbeae tHl. t
XcI.aI Aftanufourln. Ooumpanr,
Max 104 . Naw Oavaa, t.
W. A. ..OllIN.
i
j CARPENTER.
j CONTRACTOR,
BUILDER,
COllNKI.irs, OKKOON.
ISITMVIF.S FFKNTSHKD ON ANY
j v:-i of lmildiii .nt application.
Cornelius, Fehrnnry 1't, isss. ml -."tin
ELKHORN SALOON.
IHIIdP PHOF.XLEIN. I NDKli I.OITS
Strassrr'a mana'emeut, ha ened A ,
new K.'ioon in the bnildini; formerly necu- j
pied by Tom Whitehorn, knon as the Klk
horn Saloon. Here he will be pleased to '
meet his friends. A strictlv orderly noose
will be kept, also the lest of Iteer, Cigara
and Liquors. ml-tf
i'l.AXTF.K
Is ; years old, a rich hay over average
siz; bred by t. C. SleFerrnn, Louisville,
Keiitnek)-.
Kired by PAKCOA8T 2:2l,V), sire of
l'atron d.Vyenr-old stallion record l':lt V).
and of Pod I'eet (3- ear-old reoord 2:-2?f),
and Afjnsrius (S-yenrnild record ),i te
I dam Lucia, dam of Day Dream (4-year.
"Id recjrd S-'Jli). by Ilvsdyk'M Handile.
toman. J dam Irnsty, dam of Jlcucalion '
(2:?2), Scotland Maid C2:jli), and John
Ijca C1MJ), by MarlloroU(;li, son of imp
Trustee, tl dam by Ifenrr Durcje, ttou of
Henry, rival of American Kcbps.
l'L.VNTFMt is the iiciiiedinte desc'ndunt
of animals, on imth that inherit speed,
p.issess speed themselves, aud transmit it to
their descendants. His breeding needs no
comment. Planter has never !een trained.
but during th stud sen son of last year, iu
in 2M. His colts, though not old t-nouKii
v av lit ivu t r (kvi ww a vr uicu hum
show excellent yuit.
TKUMS :
Single service
Season, with privilege of return
Insurance .
ON CALVARY,
The Tirol . h:iI only Reproduction
in litis ( on tit i), iind
BEFORE PILATE
unit -clierfil Mlllieriorii V I eetio urn.
mcties tn .ie,
forwarded, pout pni.l, Li
l io ein-li.
Ih,iIi for anted in tutu c,
.r ..r
,ih n i l'n tun-.. i.t
id
'n l ii r.
ii ihiihIh r. i:ii(h-h ot ( icriuan. fulldi-
Iilul l ol tl ait ol -l mi km-v , ne .aiu..-i
attr ieting woihl wnle attention.
r I I i it I ii ii I. hi:.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST,
7 1 llrada, .
Drug Store i
Manager.
i.ixi: of i hi.sii, I't iti:
Chemicals,
l-'IXK MIA I'M.
A HT I S'TH' Ii ATKHIAI
risiii; tacki.i:,
Drue lore, and c-verythiii
s niaiiaireuient. patrons necnl have no fear
and accurately coniioiinded. Ilis long
nali i s liini to fullv meet the wants of the
StiM'W
I'riees. and you are
lioiiiid to be
tn.Vtf
ACTION REVOLVER.
These revolvers are an exact
duplicate of the celebrated
SMITH k WESSON.
.US Caliber, usin
Centre-Fir
Ctirt ridges.
BEST IN THE
WOftLDl
Riffle.
are nu-l tn ary of the following !.
G. O. BAILEY,
I Wholesale and Kelail Dealer in
Groceries.
Provisions.
Seeds. Lime.
PLASTER AND CEMENT.
LAND PLASTER
A. SPECIALTY.
No. 65 N. Second Street,
COKXkK ',
Xoartl4auct. - Oregon.
in tf
'a'aBla'aaa m
J
N22. 7
msr
Van Tromp sai Glen Dudley
Fair .roiimla. IlilUboro, WnMhlnjrtoii toinilv. Oi.'ucm.
I. IV THOU I',
a- er-m rrrrd fuo1.
And inner of the :t-vi nr-old icph at Kuleni
and The Dallew in 1KM7; is a ,ny liorse
without white, and one of the handsomest
and (jaincst trotters in the state,
hired by li.UKiKIt l V, aoti of Hnnible.
ton l art Mambrino mire of June 1,, 2:P.i'4,
I dam Hurinclkld Maid, dam of .v.H
Hambleton, 'J.li. See ediKrts of V'red
I Hambleton.
! Vun Trniiin will lu IttniCjwl in
. to K-rmit trniuin.
tm:ms or ski: yk a
, hingle service
j Season, with privilege of return.
Insurance
,
.fir.
'jr,
x.
J'ht Thoi uvijliliml Sltilliun,
F,.n ,T(Ait to Judith
winner of tt races
Hire Jf Dudley Howard, Laura I)
Minnie
bay, 1C
' w l lawi.M.1
Ulkn Duni.nr is a handsome
i bands high, and weighs U-MJ fjounds
nireu oy imp. tj.i..r.i.tj.
y 1 dam Madam Dudley, winner of the
" ; ChauipHKiie Stakes at Jerome Purl in Is7u,
, by Leniugton. ' dnm imp. Ihitaimia 4tli,
U) (dam of Hrigand, winner of the Jersey
Notice to the Public.
I now have my New
ROLLER PROCESS
FLOURING MILL
In otiemt inn, nti. I am Making a
vtrv Kiijcriof oiadi ot Flour.
Tliii jutlilic is inviled t ;ivt
tin New INoceHK I'lour a trial .
Will keep roiixfaiitlv ti littinl
rt full line of Flour, Uraii, etc.
Kxcliun'e liuwitiosK iloue (with
I'n rmera.
A Stock c.f
Milling Out .
yi'xc4 j-aiil.
Hock wheat ami
lliglicnt ma i k t
JOHN MILNE.
s .M Iv
LANDS FOR SALE.
100
Acre of l.mnl. 4 of m mile from
Dilli'V, itli 4l acres or more iu
cultivation, mid the renminder covered
I with fir, hael, etc., and will make a nice
' hurn. This land lava well, is watered lv a
spline, anil Iihh hs fine a liuilJm place ns
1 yon will iind in a thoiiauiiil. A school
1 honse l4' nii!e from the place, and only .'5
i miles to Forest (trove scIumiI. I'n'oe,
i2 Km. This is a reduction of if I tier acre,
and the n create will le increased if desired
j at the same rate.
: O ACKKK Wi l li A I WO KIOHY HOI KK
I' of seven rooiiiH, nil I nrd nnish, and a
I mm that eimt f;mn, nn orchard of all kinds
of fruit and all of the small fruits. This
olitce is favorably located on Main Street in
Ilillsltoro, nnd w ill Miiil a men of means
t will sell either half of this place the im
prove.! pnrt lor "fclfsoo, or the unimproved
for f ViO, or all of it for Vi-'m.
100
ACKKK OF !,AMI l", MILKS
from (laston, and 'a mils from
School :.' ncres of plow Isnd and 1.1) acres
lashed nnd weded nml l.V acres of hiiihII
Fir and Jlnel. There is nn orrtmrd of l.'SI
Ix armp tri-i H, nnd is wntcrcd liy a Hproiy
that never fails and a well. This land lavs
Hi a c,ood load, and nenr sclio'il. 1'nce, in
chhIi and k'"1 notes, f'7.'ii).
A
Wei
imrsK ad Mi
just north of lie
I'rice, (Cso.
IN' IIII.1.SIMIUO,
thick, with a uood
10
ACUKS .MSI OFT OK IIIK1.K
lnM, with HoiiMe, Well, Hlid 4 acre in
cultivation. I'rice, f;t.
LOIS. W I Til IIOFSK AND Will.
Fenced and in cultivation, piice,
so
AfltlK, I NIMI'li) FD. tl MII.F.K
Houth .f liill-Uiro. well wxtered; bits
well end near the Creamery nt Farminuton
and comex out I the road, rrtoe, f 110.
A
NICK, I.AlWii: AND W KLL
arraiued liesideuce, with all neces-
Hiiry Outlined ;ttc;s, Is'anuu Fruit Trees, nnd
Sit' Lots, nil 111 i d rear the llew Itl'it'k lilock
iii HilUUim, f,,r Kile id f .'.ii.Vl.
80
Acres, Ii miles front llillHtMiro, .
acres of ii'ow mid 15 acres of pasture
laud; boiwi. barn, and 70 living trees In
orchard, and ia watered by a spring, duly
1 ' nnli-s tro'.n kcIiimiI, Hid is on tt ood
roed, I', miles from crermer ; tuilra
from I'oHlnliil. 1'iiee, .:Nl.i'u,
Acres, ' iiiili-M from MillxtHiro, with
It) house, li'tltl. olclliir.l. Well; Wxsl
Hhed. e'e. Ml d pi ncres uiidor plow anil III
ou-ud iw . Friee. f I : I I.OO.
I lirne ot
nil.tierous to
r limd
ninil loll
till.'
I't'llllV t Hi
W. H. RUCKER,
(Cnt.
om:t:o.
Caveats, end Tiade Msiks obtsilitHl, and nil
PATKNT Ht SIN I ;sn conducted for Mill)
f IIATK FIT S.
OI'U OFFIfi: IS OI'POSFI'F. I', H,
PATKNT OFFICK. We hnve no .uli
a'eiMiies, all laiHities direct, hence can
transact Patent hiiMincxs in cmm time and
at l.KSS COST than ihosa remote from
Wahhimoi'on.
Semi model, drawing, or photo with tie
scriptioli. We advise if imientahle or not, j
free of charge. Our lee not due till pnti lit :
in secured.
A hook, "How to Olitaiu Patetita.n wild
references to actual clients in your Stni .
tHMtnty, or town, sent free. Address
V. A. NXOU' A ro .
Opposite Patent Ottiee, Washington. ,C.
Ot.
tils
is-tr
Itrewater'a Tatent Kln lli.l.ler,
V.eir H ii... ar. li. r .i ul II. ma
iilll.r h.M w.' Ir. CHI B'l.t ..'I 1 1 :xi. In
U alutm, t.li. dfldif m.IJ dus. In I., dnyt.
Siuei'U vurtlt 1 io rklLl.. Will, fur 'ffli-t,
H. K. UUt W iTLIt, Uolly, Ut.
!
Derby In 174 , by l iving Dutchman, win.
mr of the Derby and ht. ledger, Hew
ltnicM Ainei icMii Htud Ifcok).
Imp. il. iicli', h miiKiiilicent raos lioinn
himself, in in Viitik the Hist siro of 'J'hor.
onghbreds iu America. Hu has 1een four
Mines at tin. head of winning sires -18 7'J,
1SN4, !; and Jss7. and has sired mora
winners than any stall ion in America.
Gi.r.y, Di ni.i'v, after receiving severe In
Jnrien at -j y,.(ir- , W((( Htj, Hn jijenj
pee hor... As a ;!-veur-old he started svu
liiii. M. won tlir. o laeeK, was Heoond iu on
and third in two. At Washington, D. J
Nov,U.r w,i77, inB 1 ft-mitw dash, b.
I-it ainoiig others, l.adv Kavlers, the dam
or nt. J uul, winning easily l,v half a doaan
lenths. 4.1.11 DiLlley's eolt have six-,
-tylH. N,.,.d and uu etiwlleut disin.sitiou.
t"i races " ,,0,,",,4 training
IKIIMS tt' shltYICK:
Single Hi-i'viee
Klbhoii, with privilege of return
liisnrunoe
$15
Alares iutrnstHd to ma to ! bred will
recev careful Htteiitiou and good pastarag
' at flrO m month.
Voting stock, both tn.ttiug auj Thor
oiiLjIdired, for sale.
I MOS. J. TOM.
II lllnhoro, Oft-yon,
GEO.W. PATTERSON
-DKALKK l.V-
FURNITURE
IIHUboro, 4r'Kon.
Furniture, 4'ai 's),
Tint 1 1 ii, llt ddliijc,
Willi I'iiimt, 'lirtllllli.
I'lt-tu rem, IMriiiii' lYitiiifN,
rilnw. Itnby CitrrlMic'
Hprinic Iti'rfx,
And thiii(s Itist vi want, too nuiuarou to
mention, nt POKI'I.AM) I'UICKH
Also, a (leiieial Assort uieiit of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
fa a Specialty of this house, and I bar
constant I v on hand all that can hn desired
n this line. Also Agents for the
'BRONZE MONUMENTS.
Give ins a trial, and h eonvinred thsttl
mean huniuevx -and iioii a (rest reduotiou
hasis, Iil7 tf
Oregon Pacific 1 1
IIW'm NlioHff!
0 Hour' l.vn Tlnio!
Accommodiitions l'nanrpiissel for Comfort
and Safety! Fares and Freights via
ViKpiina' and the Oregon Develop
ment ('o'm Steamships Mi'cii i.kss
than by any other route lis
iwien nil points iu thu
Williimelte Valley A
Sun Francisco !
DAILY PASSENCCR TRAINS
( Ktcept Siiudiiysl,
fjciave "l aipiiKii.
... 710 A, M
. 10:!W
...11:10 "
I, M,
'jm r. m
Mi I', M
Indus connect at
Arrive Coi mill ....
Arrive AMianv
Is-iive Albnnv
Arrive Corvallis
Arrive Viupiiua
Oregon nn.l Culifoinia
Albany nnd Corvallis
Kara Im-Iuitii Corvnllix, Allmnv and Han
FtHiicirtco - Kail nnd Calnn, -fli.ooi Hall
and Steerage, w'.l.oo,
CHAK. C, UtKH K,
Actu. O. F. -v I. Act..
Corvallis, Or.
WM. M llOVli.
(ietu rul Mannuer,
Oregon Development Co.
First class Steanixliip Finn between Vauina
uui nun r riiticisco, couiieeiino nt y aiiiilna
wxjitliti trim-lot t In. trefoil Facttio Kali
ronirsJ. hiiiihii ,
HAII.INd DA I KK.
IIIOM StN It t4l'ISHlt
Fnsterit tW'tvon
Willamelte nllev.
F.sstern t Irei'on
Willaiuetle Valley
F.iiHteru tit (.'on
Willamette nllev
WedneHtbiy, Juna '.V
. .1 uemlav. Jalv A
. , Monday,
Hiiudsv,
S.ituidiiv, "
11
17
nioM Vtot ltAl
Fast
m Oteuvit Wednesday, July
0
U
in
ti
ft
Willametia Valley. .
F.SHterti Oreiou
Willamelte Valley
Fatlern t heifoii
Willamette S alley.
Tuesday,
SuuibiVi
r rainy,
Atitf.
'I ha Complin v reserves the I'luht to ehatura
aleaiiieis or muling dale.
S. H. TOMY. tleti F. A P. Aelil,
;UI MoIiIl:oiiu. y St.,
i'M tf Sun I'taiii isoo, ( al.
Cvfr 6.000.000 prortguae
JY FDS
yTvC J O.M.FERnVACO.
am .itmltiad In bat
in in. world.
D M iiuttcai
llla.lr.1.4, NwlK
l. nil I'rlMa
8EED
ANNUAL
ror lasa
ill ! nuiWd
trun TO ALL,
lilh-auta, .J
tl lawt fMMMMHI.
riiHtiiui. .Ku.
out utiivruig II.
1 Invaluable to all.
f Cardan rialdwtf towas
"SEEDSTT
O. M. Ft-RH V ACQ. ,Dotrlt, Mich.
Send 10 rents NmtAe, and
wa will mail you uaa a
royal, valnalile, sample Imi
of uimmIs that will tint you
in the way of makitu atoaa
Moaav at mica than any IhitiK t lse in Aruar
loa. Itoth sexes of all nea can live at horua
and work in apma tin e, or all tha titua.
tlapital not rec4uired. Wo will atari yoti.
Immense jay nur for thoaa who atari at
onoa. Htikson A (Jo., i'ortlaud, Main,
jal-ly
rri
1 t.f
A GIFS