Oregon Republican., April 30, 1870, Image 4

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"COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
j DALLAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 30.
A Free Feast.
Walklngup the street the other af-
tcrnoon, I noticed hanging around a
.'grocery door,, where a large quantity of
' peaches were displayed, a ragged little
t urchin, apparently eight or nine years
old, whqseeyes were -fixed upon the
luscious fruit with much the express
. ?ton of a famished cat in sight of a
; tempting piece of meat. After w.atch
, ing nis movements for a few minutes, I
1 accosted him :
!.44Do ypu like peaches, sonny?"
. -Yessir." . t '
.'Why don't you buy some V
"bos I haVt got any money." .-
. "Why don't you ask your lather for
some t
IIaVc got none.
"Have you a mother ?"
'Yes. but she's sick ; and she ha'n't
, cot any money, either.
"Have you had any poaches -tins
: .yearr'
"fio. l picttea up one m me street
- last week, a man throwed away. It was
- , rotten, but it was good
; "How many do you think you could
eat if you had them :
The eyes of the little gamin distend
k ed, and he drew a long breath.
. "I don't know," he said at last.
A quart was measured out.
"Now sit down on the doorstep and
jlct us see what you can do.
No second invitation was needed
Voroi- rlirl ft cfnrtnnr iirrnr In inn.
gles feast with more gusto and delight
.ppon a fresh piece of missionary, than
jthat bo upon that quart of peaches.
'He fairly revelled in them. The juice
oozed out from the corners of his
, mouth, it covered his face, it ran down
like the ointment upon the bard of
Aaron, "even to the skirts ot his gar
,menLs," and by some unknown process
it got into his hair. In fact, he was a
.peach boy.
Novelists have a way of saying he or
.she did so and so "in less time than it
took to write this." I might say the
game in this case, for the boy's powers
of eating were little short of miracu
lous.
"How do you feel now?" we anx
Sously inquired, s the last peachi di.ap-
lftltrf AnsY ln flfnn . w A ff . I
vaieuj uu luc last, ocuuc vrtts uitiviui'
Jy deposited in the pocket of his rag
ged trowsers."
'Pretty good ; but I wish I hadn't
eaten them all." '
"Why?"
"So I could carry some home to ray
mother. She ha'n't had any this year.
Bat I was so hungry, and they tasted
so good, I didn't think."
In all his hunger and dirt he had not
- forgotten that ; and as he sped with
rapid footsteps toward his home, tight
s ly grasping the paper bag which con
tained his second quart, we thought
with a pang of the hundreds of others
in our city, with palates just as long
ing, but who "havn't got any money."
Providence Journal.
, Burlingame's Funeral. A St.
Petersburg correspondent of the New
York World writes :
The funeral was very simple, as Mrs.
Burhngame wished no unnecessary dis
play. The funeral service was read at
the hotel at 11 a. m., by the English
clergyman, in the presence of the fani
ily and a few near friends. Not long
after the body was taken in a quiet
way to the Chapel of the English fac
tory on the English Quay. The func
ral was appointed for two o'clock, and
by this hour the church was well filled
with English and American residents,
.officers ot the army and navy, and of
ficials and aides-de-camp of the Em
peror. The Emperor himself did not
come, as he at firat intended, but after
wards paid . a visit of condolence to
Mrs. Burlingame. -The
simple English burial service
was performed, while around the body
,of the dead American stood Russians,
Greeks, Catholics, Lutherans, Protest
. ants, Mohammedans, Buddhists and
Pagans, all reverently listening. When
the service was over and all had pone,
..the fewriends carried the coffin down
to the vault of the church, there to re
main till sent to the United States.
The coffin is of plain wood, inclosed
in another of lead, which is covered
with black cloth and neatly trimmed
with white and silver. It was loaded
with wreaths of laurel, camelias, and
immortelles, but through them might
be seen a silver plate bearing the simple
inscription: - " f ,
: ,-J Avsov BlJRUSGAME, . 3
:Born at Berlin, New York. Nov. 18. 1822. :
Died at St. Petersburg, Feb. 23, 1870. j
A Wisconsin youtlsued for breach
,of pronrjs v eff :red to compromise by
marrying the the girl, if the Court
Awouljd pro'eet him from those other
girls who had the same tender claims
jipon Jiim. -l
'. The Democracy of Newcastle, Del.,
have determined that they will not sk
a negro to vote their ticket, but if a
negro asks for one of their tickets they
will not rudely refuse to give it to him.
Brevities.
A grave charge the undertaker'?.
A thorn in the bush is worth two in
the hand. ' r I
What part of France attracts the
most attention? The Bonapartes.
A r list. Is it not a striking likeness?
Critic. No, not a hit in it.
Boston expects to pay '$1,400,000
for its public schools the coming year.
Cincinnati has been building a big
City Jail and encourages euphemism
in calling it a "Workhouse."
.'"'
Residents of Sheboygan County,
Wis., had 118 days of continuous
sleighing up to the 7th ult.
Iowa ias been compelled to dis
charge a "lady" teacher in one of its
public schools for drunkenness. ;
It is a question whether a lady has
foat notes on her music score when she
is singing aKo.
Did the mau who "scaled the moun
tain's dizzy height" find his weigh or
lose his balance?
Singular that billiards are not played
in China, considering how skillful the
people are in handling the cue.
At the nuptials of the Cardiff giant
would.it be appropriate to sing "Come
with the gypsum bride?"
Agricultural implements are useful
thing, but it is unpteasant to have
ountrymen bring their corn crushers
into the horse cars.
A Boston lady has published a coK
umn in fine type, to prove that the first
duty ot woman is beauty.
The Wisconsin Legislature has pass
ed a bill restricting considerably the
pardoning power of the Governor.
Virginia City is to be the scene of a
waltzing match for a purse of 1,000
and the championship of Nevada. j
The Boston , Transcript thinks that
England's great present want is a deaf
asylum for the sole use of British sea
captaius.
A German gentleman in. Wisconsin,
was prompted to apply for a divorce by
the discovery that he had married "a
great luhberfy boy."
Brown University in Providence;
and Columbia College in Washington
receive 820,000 each to found profess
orships by the will of Dr. Eltou.
One of the colored pages of the
South Carolina Legislature, saved all
his earnings that he might acquire an
education at Howard University,
Washington.
Hon. James Mathews, ex-member
of Congress, has been appointed Pro
fessor of pomology in the Iowa Agri
cultural College. The Chicago Post
says he is a "superb pomologist."
A well known citizen of Topcka,
Kansas, has at his buisncss office two
large slabs of red sandstone, containing,
it is said, three well defined impress
ions from the feet of a human being.
The tea used in San Francisco,
which is claimed to be the best in the
world outside of the place of produc
tion, is generally put up in paper pack-;
ages, caddies, and small boxes and;
cans. .' j
t TheIllinoi3 Constitutional Conven
tion ha9 adopted a provision exempting
a homestead, in value not less than;
82,000, and personal property to the
value of $500, from judgment lien and;
execution. ;
- i
An ordinance now before the Chi
cago City Council provides that when!
poisons or chloroform are sold, the
name and age of tho patient and the!
-1 .1: . i r.4- !
cuurumer ui ma disease must ue wruicu
on the prescription.
The College Coitrant remarks that
"it is not very gentlemanly to keep on;
snow balling in the lecture room alter;
Dr. Sanford has requested the class to
stop.'' It is, to be hoped "it" will take
the hint.
The Idaho Avalanche says : One of
the most remarkable reformations, per
haps, euer known to have taken place,
has been . in progress during the past:
few months- in the Idaho Territorial!
Prison. The paisomsrs have formed;
thetnsclvcs into a Bible class and spend!
a part of each day in reading and com-
men'ting upon the Scriptures. Itelig-!
ious services, inciuaing prayer, singing,
etc., forms a portion of each dasV du-;
ties, and we are assured by Maise and
Reed, who were pardoned last week,!
that they aie sincere in their devotions
and left the place with great reluctance,
feeling that they were going awayi
from good and exposing themselves to
more evil influences abroad in the world
than they were .subject to in the pris
on. Stone, who attempted to rob W.
P. & Co., near Mala I, jthey represent ns
having thoroughly repented; found
pardon from his Creator, and is prepar
ing himself, while in prison, to preach
the gospel in case he shall ever i bo
again set at liberty. This is the only
instance, we believe, whore a peniten
tiary has resolved itself into a hoolog
ical Berainary.
business;
PORTLAND, OREGON,
Is the moat thorough and complete Institution
of the kind. on tho Coast.
It is designed by its course of study and prac
tice to place a
BUSINES EDUCATION WITHIN THE
REACH OF ALL.
Every facility is afforded for acquiring a
SOUND BUSINESS EDUCATION
In the shortest possible time, and at
THE LEAST EXPENSE.
, .
Erery student will have an.
j
Actual Business Practice,
A "
Miniature World of Ilusluess,
TO WHICH HE IS INTRODUCED AFTER
having completed the Theory, nd which
has the eflct of thoroughly fatniliariiiog him
with all the minutae of real business. This
feature of the Institution also affords an ex
cellent practice in
cohuehcial ccsetcondence,
Afed fu?flishes abundant opportunities f?r test
ing the Student's knowledgo of
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
In conducting this actual practice, co-part
nerhips are formed, aud when the day of dis
Solutiod and settlement couiestho subject of
PARTNNIISHIP SETTLEUENT
Is taken up and investigated, ond the princi
ples practically applieu.
The mot thorough Instruction Is afforded In
Business renmaoibip; also, a coune in
By a practical Short-Hand Reporter, fr tlie
benefit of those who wish to pursue this use.
ful subject.
ir circulars, giving full particulars, address
LATJDFN A DEFRANCE.
February ID.-ly
Let every one who wants a Watch read thi
carefully.
Especially if In some remote, out-of-the-way
placo.
Now that the railroad is open, wo propose to
give the residents of Oregon the opportuuiiy of
getting single genuine Wallham Vat-hes at
Lowest New York Wholesale 'Prices!
We sell more Waltlmm Watches than any
othef establishment in tho country, either
wholesale or retail: we send great number to
every sc?tin of the country by Mail and llx
prejs, carefully parked and in perfect running
order. Our pi in i this: You want a wntch,
and see our advertUi-nient : nw, we vinut you
first to write to us f.troor Ucscriptivo and lllu:"
trated Trice List; wc will fcsid it, post-paid, by
return mail. It e xplains all tho diJeretit kinds,
tells the weight and quality tif tho ea.c. with
priei'S of each ) ynu then tnafcc a pelcetion of
the kind you prefer, and send us your order.
We will then send you the watch by Express,
with the bill to collect on dcfiviry. Wc give
instructions to the Express Company to allow
you to open the package and examine the
Watch; if it suits, you can pay, and take it; if
not, yu are under no obligation to receive it
and if it is taken, and afterward does not prove
satisfactory, we will exchange it, or
REFUND THE HONEY.
A (tn hi'tlmtlon f the Pricr, ire trtll qui.lf
one Wtttch from tmr lint. .The P. Dautmctt,
Lerrr Mnrtmenf, irith Krlra Jeirth, ('ft nttttHttc
ttr Ilrtlanct', J'uttnt J'ittiioi, I'olmt JJwtt ,Ctp,
ttml all th? othr.r late improvrmint, in a Solid
Coin Silver Vaie,
$28 in Greenbacks, or nbout $20 In Coin.
All the other kinds, both gold and silver, in
the same proportion. Do not order a Watch
till you have sont for a Prco List, as it con
tains a great deal of information regarding
thoso watches that will enable you to m ike an
intelliffont selection. Vmi't forget, when you
write, fl state that yon saw this advertisement
iu tho Polk Cocstv Times, and you need not
put in stamps for return postage. Address in
fUll, . .
Howard & Co.,
Jewelers and Silversmiths,
fil9 Broadway, New York.
We refer, by permission, to
Messrs." Wells, Fargo A Co., N. Y. and San
Francisco. ;
I. W. Raymond, Esq., T. R. Butler, Esq., B. C.
Howard, Esq., San Francisco.
W. S. Hobart, Esq., Virginia City, Nevada.
; . 28
SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
Corner Mill and Main streets, Dallas.
Riggs & Campbell
TT AVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
XX a large variety of Door and "
Sashes, of all the common sizes, and nfilrli
the best workmanship, at their Sash and Door
Factory, which they offer for sale as cheap ai
such articles can bo purchased elsewhere
They are also prepared to fill all special or
ders for work in their line promptly, cheaply
and accurately. '
Give us a trial, and yon will be satisfied.
2 .- RIQGS A CAMPBELL.
fi AITERS. DO YOU WANT SOME
VJT Fine Cloth Gaiteri? If bo. supply your
eelrcat J. JJ .LEWIS'S.
cox & eabiiart,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS
ttlOORE'S CLOCI SALEM.
Goods by the Package at Reduced Rate
my10-3tf
Underwood, Barker & Co,
WAGOIV HIAKEBS,
Commercial street, Salem, Oregon,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF WAG
' ONS after the most approved styles and
the best of workmanship, on short notice, and
AT PORTLAND PRICES !
2l-tf
Saddlery
Harness.
: S. C. STILES,
Mala st. (opposite the Court nousej, Dallas,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Harness, Saddles Bridles, Whips, Collars,
Check Lines, etc., etc., of all kinds, which be is
prepared to sell at the lowest living rates.
j$REPAIRING done on short notice.
IM. HAAS,
DEALER IN
C5JSTOII MADE BOOTS,
State Street, Salem, Oregon,
, Two doors from Express office.
;-UST RECEIVED, A GOOD STOCK OF
O French Kip and Calfskins, California Kip
and Calf Skins, and California Sole Leather,
which I offer for sale cheap.
F.IKS! FURS!! FURS!!!
Thee highest price in cash pail for Furs and
Hides. 35
WHAT U O!
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
oaderi)rocd will please call and settle im
mediately, and thereby save cost to themselves
and expen&e to tuc.
II. F. NICHOLS.
Dalla?, Ogn., Jan. Sth, U70.
TO THE WORKING CLASS. We are now
prepared to furnieb all classes with constant
employment at hotne, the whole of the time or
for the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn frm &0c. to 15 per eveninjt, and a propr
tional sum by devotiag their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men. Tbt all who see tM notice may send
their address and tcit the business, we make
this unparalleled offer? To such as ar not well
satiified, we will send $1 to pay fur the trouble
or writing. Full particulars, a valuable sam
ple, wbtrti will do to commence work on, and a
copy of "The People's Literary Companion"
una cf the largest and beet family newspapers
published all sent free by mail. Reader, if
vou want permanent, profitable work, address
E. C. ALLEN 4 CO., ArcrsTA. Maixk. 30
Dissolution IVotice.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing ltwecn S. Mitchell k M. Rosen
dorf, under the firm name of Mitchell A Rosen
dorf, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All accounts against the late firm will be set
tled by S. Mitchell.
Either of the above parties will receipt for
any monies due to the firm.
" M. ROSENDORF,
8. MITCHELL.
Independence. Marcb 23, 1870. 4tf
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS !
OF KVEHY .'.VARIETY,'
AT . R. STI LKS' STORE!
Dallass, Jan. 29.-3S-4t.
WitlamGUe Iron Works Company
NORTH FRONT AND E 8TEXETS,
POItTI.ANO, OGN.
IRON FOUNDERS,
STEAI?IEtfGIiJH
AND
BOILEfit BUI1,IIJCRS.
rpIlESE WORKS ARE LOCATED ON THE
X bank of the river, one block north of
Couch's Wharf, and have facilities tor turning
out machinery promptly and efficiently.
We have secured the services of Mr. John
Nation, as Director of the Works, whose expe
rience on this Coast for sixteen years gives him
a thorough knowledge of. the various kinds of
machinery required for mining and milling
purposes.
We are prepared to execute orders for all
classes of Machinery and Boiler Work, such as
1IININO AND STEAMBOAT MACHINERY
SAW and FLOU1UNG Mills,
QUARTZ MILLS, MINING PUMPS,
JAe., Ac, Ac.
Manufacture and Repair Machinery of all
kinds
Iron Shutter Work at San Francisco
Cost and Freight
Wheeler Sb Randall's Patent Grinder and
Amalgamator. , t
Dunbar's Self-adjusting Patent Piston Packing
Stevens' "
Either applied to old or new steam cylinders
Quartz Stampers, Shoes and Dies,
Of the best hard iron. 1
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ELCII'S PREMIUM SALMON BEST
in market In kits or harrela.
For sale at COX A EARHART'fi.
w
Salem.
Q
UEESSWARE IN ABUNDANCE
At J, H. LBwre.
jasrlf you wish the Tery best Cabisbt Pho-
toouaphs, yon must call on BRADLEY A
RULOFSON, 429 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. . -, - "
Scrofula is a taint or infection in tho hu
man organism which weakens the vital forces,
and disorders or disarranges the functions of
the whole system. This taint or infection is
most usually hereditary in the constitution, but
it may also arise from habits of life, unwhole
some food, etc. In time, if this disease does
not show Itself in an ulcerous or tubercular
form, it induces those other diseases, such as
consumption, ulcerations of the liver, stomach
and kidneys, salt rheum, dropsy, etc. The best
remedy ever yet discovered is "Dr. Walker's
Vegetable Vijieoau Bitters." It will cure
the disease if not too far advanced, and will
eradicate the cause.
WORDS OF WISDOM
Fob Yocho Mex,
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Erring
and Unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envel
opes, free of charge. Address, Howard Asso
ciation, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. 8
FAIJ KILLER.
. THE GREAT
Family Hediclne of the Age
Taken Internally, It Cures
Vyteptery, Cholera, Dtarrhra,
Cramp and Pain im the Stoma eh,
JiiMCtl Complaint, Painter' Colic,
Liter Complaint, Dytjtrpiiia, Ind$rjttiwn
Sore Throat, Sudden. Cold,
Couijhe, d'C. f c.
Used externally, It Cures
Doilt, Felont, Cut, Ttruite, Hum, Scald, Old
Sore, Sprain, Tottthaehe, Pain in the' Face,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Frotted Feet,
de., d'C, d'c.
M ECU A ATCS' HOT E I,,
Nos. 102, 104, 106 Front street, cor Alder,
PORTLAND,' OREGON,
THOMAS RYAN, - - PROPRIETOR.
(Formerly of the What Cheer House.)
HAVING OPENED THE ABOVE HOUSE
the proprietor wishes to announce to the
public tha' he is now prepared to accommodate
guests in a satisfactory manner at the most
reasonable rates.
The entire buuse has been newly finished
and furnished throughout in the most complete
and cowfoatable manner.
Baggage taken to and from the house free of
htrge. 19
DANK EXCHANGE SALOON,
Slain sreet, :
: Dallas, Og-n
WINES, LIQUORS, POUTER, ALE
Bitters, Cijrars, Candles, Oysters,
and Sardines will be served to gentle
men on the outside of the counter, by a gentle
man who has an eye to "bis" on the inside.
So come along, bovs: make -no delay, aud
we will soon hear what you have to say.
32 W. F. CLI.NGAN.
C. 3. STILES'
HEADQUARTERS
Main street, Opposite Court House,
IVciy Slorc ! IVew Goods !
I AM NOW PREPARED TO OFFER A
large assortment of choice ,
PROVISIONS.
GROCERIES,
WOODEN WAUE,
TOBACCO,
FRUITS,
CIGARS,
YANKEE NOTIONS, Etc., Etc.
Also, a General Assortment of
ROOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS.
I design to keep only the CHOICEST and
BEST articles and sell tbein at a Small Profit
For Cash. i
MY MOTTO. Quick sales and small
profits.
G. D. STILES.
HURGREF2 & SH1HDLER,
Importers and Dealers in
FURNITURE
AND.
The Largest Stock and the Oldest Fur
niture House In Portland.
WAREROOMS AND FACTORY:'
CORNER SALMON AND FIRST STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
19-tf ;
LUMBER !!
145,000 Feet of Lumber
FOU SALE
AT TILLOTSOfI S HILL
A good assortment at the Hill Yard : or Or
ders filled.
JUDGE COLLIN8, at Dallas, Is my author
ised Agent to sell said lumber and to collect all
bills due me for lumber. Put In your orders
soon, if you want a good lot of Lumber at
SO Per Thousand,
On the Yard. ' .
STEPHEN TILLOTSON.
Feb. 12-no4ltf.
s
ALT. CARMEN ISLAND AND LIV
ERP00L Salt, In quantities to suit, at
COX A EARHART'S Salem.
A
LL SORTS OF O00DS SOLD FOR
Cash or Marketable Produce at -
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panied by many alarming symptoms, ana II no
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IOR NON-RETENTION, OR INCONTI
1 NENCE of Urine, irritation, inflamatioa
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of the prostrate glands, stone in the bladder
calculus gravel or brickdust deposits, and aL
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sical swellings !
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xl
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chu.
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URINARY ORGANS, '
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
' From whatever cause originating, and n,
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diuretic. If no treatment is submitted to, Con
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and the A
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
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of a reliable remedy.
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Established upwards of 18 years, prepared bj
H. T. UELMBOLD.
'J)rvgsi$lf
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