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Newspaper Page Textt . THE COLUMBIAN. St. Holoi, Columbia CoM Or. SVBScRITIO. BATES. I yef, h ivuee. 82 oo Aoath - 1 ""0 I mimxbt " 1 00 A6TfiSTl?IXO HATES: Oo aqtsfw (10 llnee) fittt iaaertl n 82 00 tk abtequetit insertion 1 00 15. . AD.WfS. Editor. Pronator. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Special Correspondence of the CoLCMPlAM. New York, August 7, 1882. THE LONG STRIKE. Nothing new lias ocourr. d to change the aupct of atFiir, in the matter pend mg lietweeu the railroad companies and, the striking freight handlers, except that yslorday, tiixty of the Itiliau lahnrors employed a", the St. John's Park depot, gave up work on the ground that they were underpaid. Th- strikers treasury is kej t well supplied with funds the de pots ar.? crowded with frji;ht, th-s m r chants of the city an hodlin ' over wih indignation and the ruin id inounp dies are puzzled aud chagrined iiothwith standing the great il uu ige th it has been done an J instill doing th r general pub lic sympathize with thu strikers an I will continue to do. so until the s dution of this vexat ous difficulty is reached. ANOTHER BRAVE FOLICEMAK. Policeman, Flay, whos name is in keeping with his le.st known characteris tics, yesterday dragged his wifn through the streets, and arraigned hr before a po lice magistrate, on the charge of disor derly conduct. The -,poor woman hail gore to him to g t -money with xxhioh to pay the rent As he refused to do it, de followed him with her baby iu her arm . This, in the eyes of the astut" olS - of the 1; w constituted a breach of the p- a e, $ n I he arres Rvl the mother of his child in J hid hr locked up all night in a re ! in the station ho M:s. Fliy a y that her husband does noth ng f'r he. ?U jOrt, but that he lavishes all his nion ey on another woman and himse'f. the xzvf youk rorr omci It is shown by Mr. Pi'-rson's statistics for the last fiscal year, that the tremen dous increase iu the lare po.st-onlee, does not necessarily call for a correspond ing increase of expenses, at lea it when a good organization is once eU'.ctr.d. For ths year just closed, the receipts at the New York Post office, were S 1,203,0 J J; while those of the year preceeding, had been $.V90,900. There were only 101 additioual employee, and the increase in the wagei and salaries paid, was only $23,460. The other expenditures were slightly increased, and the net revenue for the past year xv.-i $2,8SI,049, against $2,532,049. This is another argument in favor of cheap postage. SIGHT DUTY ON THE BEKCn The police justices do not liko the new law which requires them t sit at night to hear cases at Police Head pur lers and thy are trying to shirk their duty, thus imposed uprn them. The law is intended for a protection of persons arretted on flimsy charges, at a late hour when it is difficult, or impossible to pro cure bondsmen. Many innocent men and women have been subject to th mortification and annryance of being locked up in a dirty cell for a whole night simply liecause an enemy has pre ferred charges and occasioned the arrest of tht aceu&ed after business hours. The police magistrates who are called upon to sit on! f three nights each, during th month, think that police Captains and Cerg a its have the right under the law, to take bail when Court is not iu session and that, therefore, the J ustice is i ot necessary. One very wise Justice says, The law is absurd. Only c-nos of felony osue before the magistrate at Policy Head p titers, ani thj ara t'ia very cm in which hail is not likely to ha o.Tre I. The tendency nowadays is toward co I dhng prisoners and making their onvic tlons more difficult. Every tendency is n behalf of the criminal, and not of the people, $vpry crook and dodge th it i in genious lawyer cm demise, is brought to protect ciminals, from punishment." Jnst as if it was a ne.xy thing for a lawyer to defend his client 1 Another Justice say that the execu tion of the law will be a boon to thieves find burglars. Thus & tflan accosts a po liceman and, and tells Iiu tithf. his heen assaulted. He p.oi:4$ (tat his as sailant and the two arc taken to Head quarters, where the charge is made, aud the alleged asasilant is locked up. Tin; policeman's heat is meantime left un guarded, and the companions of the al leged beaten man and his assailant, rob bank, or rifle a store and escape. The next morning the .accused i arraign.!; but as his victim does not appear, he u discharged. The fir.it cise bef.)r a m igi-.tr tt sit ting at night, cam-! ut on Thurs I iy .'vpk nmg. It wax that of a man who want ed to bill a dog. J IS 33 TEARS. French's Hotel, so well known to peo ple of all pirts of thi United Site, was closed vester liv. It, wju opened in 1841. For tu my years uikWCoI. Richard French, it was one of the most i popular taverns in :the country, and was always the favorite stopping-place for a returned Californian. The hotel was built by Simpson the pawnbroker, after Col. French's plan, and was the hist ho tel on the Iviro;):;in plan, in tin; Uni ted States. It made a fortune for the Colonel, but wheil he died, it fell into the hands of his son-., ami lost its good name. The eldest! son was bwsre an.! manager, but the French boys, who seem to h iv a goo 1 d.val uf Iris'i in th-ir n i tur, won't let him have it unv m re, ami fcr the tiiot tun iu 33 year, it i closed. I type! wntrERs. How many d liferent kind f tn use ful iustruoient, the! " type writer", t!ier there may be, 1 kno.v not but that it i.- a useful instru neut, and that it irive.s t reinu lentive. esuploy.ncjit to a larg number of intelleiu wo m n is a fact pa tent to a 1 who have much to do with the press, the pulpit, the bench or th- bar of New York. 'Jme was, and no very long ago, eiilier, h "it copying wa done altogether by tin; pe.u. A lit lK later, the copying-piv'si c.uu in vgue, then the lithograph process; then tin car lionized p id with tissue sh. et; and no we h ive the type writers whic.i is a boo:. to lawyers, a blessing to preachers ant. judges atnl a fountain of prolit, and p!e...s ure-to in mv a wo nan, whose facile hami o.iCv" wearied with ui; hour's wtrk ai 1 paiil-ariving can nov disp rt a imn,' th clicking keys of the ti iy iutru.nent. from morn ug tijl night without th slights Suisse' of f itigu I w:J! -t .i: scribe th type-writer, bit . .sim;! av that it is plaved uo ; a; w. p! v u . on the piano, that; its ope alio is easi! learned, th it th np'd.ty of its work i mesured (n!y byj the dexterity of th operator, and that with it a ni bl.-lhi gered worker cm write fa-ter th m with the pen, and by the aid of Cui'bo ilz k pjper, c;in produce us ui.'.ny as tx cop ies at one writing Liwyers have no'A all their copying do:!' th: type-.vriter. preachers use it, nnd steuogr;iph-r.s wh have much buine.-s to do, dictate theii notes in t -stunotiy &c, to an operator. ho at one operation, produce eopie; both for Court and counsel. There ar about GOO type-writers iu ue in thi. city aloiv, half of which areopeiated b women .-',io own their instru.u-nts, and do copying for a livelihood. Many oi them earn from ir to 8-0 a week; : large nu-nber from; $8 to $12; while tin majority thosa who lack experience, or are not known', from $5 to 83. I; has been proposed ti form an associa tion of copyists, and I think the propo sition a good one, an I should be acted upon ffr'the mutual neneflt c f a largr nutuber of industrious, painstaking, in telligent and faithful woikrrs. MBDLl'.S. The warde n of the Tombs has warned the prisoners itgainst eonimunicatinj. vith the kej.t is in regard to employing counsel. It is a well known tact that i every Tombs liyer pays on -half lii fee to the man who secures him a client. Ah the client is fre pi nt!y allow d to shift for himself after he has been 3 ecvul the reason for tlini warden's warning'is plain. The keepers .are now xv-eepers. Thi Sun announces that Pivsiden' Arthur is to spend in the- aggregat about 20 momths' this summer at the various retorts." If this le so, then surely, this summer xvill be the longest xxe have knOxxii foj- many a year. The question arflses hep. How much oi the year will the President devote to his officiil tl.it.es at Washington ? One of th1' Directors of the Itrrqklvn Briilge Cfj., tolil ine y-sterilav tli.it t)i br'dge would be tinislied ui liTpv ember, but I forgot to ask him which N- vem ber. Hd JabLlejj m aut sj.u. other November j There is an lntitutio!i on Uroidwav known as t!i.j A -ule ny f r cutting." It is not a cu-viug 'school, nor dissectihr room; but simply a leaning school for tailors. j . Henry Hergh yesterday thrashed n iirute f a pdici:man for beating a horse. If this was not cruelty to animals what is ? i "A new theatre, to ln called the " Mount Morris" xvi;l he opened in a short time on Third Avenue, ntarthe Harlem Rridge. It will scat 1400 peo pie. ' "j The net funded debt of X. Y. City is 597,003,001', XS OI'EN LETTER, Pontc Ontsokc:i Sf :itc wcnJs of Gre t Value from IV.rtios of til 3 Il.xaest SianLi j:, When t!ie pe-p!e of Ann'riea becoan so thoroughly ana iid, a:il on a subject of such ser.ous import mee as the preser vation of their lives and health, i. is but natural ihat the ones who have been largely instrumental in the origin of this movement should -peak frankly and directly to the people most interested. It is for this reason that we thus come before the public and biake the follow ing revelations." Every careful obserer who has sought to keep pace with the inarch of events has noted the alarming increase of c r tain peculiar physical troubles within th; past few years. Thse troubles have come at unexpected moments and in a mo.it treacherous way. They have mani fested thei'hsel ves in innumerable forms, but they have always had the fti me cause, liiey hav.'joot alfl . te i til iittn r parts f the body, lu have gone d.reet to the .tronhoMs f t!ie svte.u ami their work uis usually been as pr npt as it is fa tal. Their treacln-rous oi.d deceptive nature h-i. ot'U n prevented a c ireful an ilysi of what Ciuses them, and as a re mit, int-n -.i sullering ami tiu il disasttr invf umiily ena;l. T i re.il caui, iovev r, has been u derangement of the iidueys and all of these troubles are, in fact, the tir.-t symptoms of the terrible ilright's disease, which has ca-t its cljirk diad a" oi'r so in my h mes in the l.nul inil is increa wonderfully and con tinually. f.It is now cii-'ed.'d ny tie ule.-,t physicians in e.erv laud and nv njii.ent scientists the world oxer, that i his disease is tho re.su' t of blood xtisoning. Tins poisoning is brought a out by w;tsted and unhealthy kidneys chit per. wit the poiw u to remain in the doo I. instead of thro-ving it fro n the vste.in. l'.it it is etpi illy evident to all ho hive studied into the elf cts and eeome cmNersmt with tht facts, that i disordeied ht.ile of the kiln:ys and iver produces nio.-t rt the co union c ai ilaiuts ami p.iins which :iffl ct the hu mii race, ai!tl tljey can lie traced t thi-. ource, ju.t a. certainly as can Driulit's lisfiis T-j pur.fy a ativ no we mu-.t ,o to its Mu;ce, ;;nd to cure a ilisea.se - !iu:st ? :n)i't: ihe c-nisf. Jt being true .her. lore, t!u,t nine-tenths of all human iihm-nts are c.uiicd by 4lis as-d kid leys riier, the o-ilv certain wav t cure Jn'-. tronbis i. by tr. ating tin ( rga s vhlch c.i.-e ihem. How intimately the culie-ys ::r- as ;'je:at tl with h entire i. stem may b- uudejvtooi! fr mi the fact that over !,1;J0 ounces of blood pas hr.uigh the. ii every .hour, being more ill in 2JJ gallons, or nearly one ion iu he cour.se o: twent;. -i'o ir hours. This va-tt mass of li v.ng Jluid ii sent to ever art of the bodv, and if th; kidneys Jir liM-.sK-d the. impurities that are. iu the lood are not remov d, and hnce pass .hrouh the veins, carrying disease iu soint one of its m.'.ny terrible for. us. ih; Ii .rVors whi;li iiccompuny mcsj of the disease au .lby dis rdei i d kidneys nd Iivit ciiiuiiw be descrilted in print, w hile the d ing- rs surrounding tl e n ar -even grcaVT than the agony. And yet i person m y le troubled for nn nih-. .vithuut knov in4 the cause of the diseas es that have attacked him. Some of the ymptoiiii of the first stages, any one of .vhieh indicates disordered kidneys or aver are the e: Pains in the back and round the loins, sever headaches, d z uiuess, mdamed eyes, a coatel ti ngu in I a lry mouth, lo-s of appetite, hillv ,ensati ons, iu digestion (t "u stoiu ich liev r is in order w hen the kidneys or lier ire deranged); a dryn 8 of the skin, ner vousness, night sweats, iiiumU :ir de ul ty, dispon iency, a t r d feeling especi ui' at night, puffing or blotting under J.e eyes, etc. if any of the folio ving . Iiings are noticed about tlie fluids piss d iro.u the system, it tsho vs that the .xidneys ami 'iver are out of order: A red d posit, a scum upon the surface, an anusul thickness or thinness, a vtry dark or very i,h.t c dor, a burning sen--.ation in passin -, an unusu il o lor, a re tention, or a frti .tent dosiitt- to void and inability to do o. Tuo above arc a few of the hundreds j t symptoms which indicate the. ''4gii ng ot aggravated cases of kidney or hy T diflLulties, and they, requii-e in stmt at-1 't",ii If thes.' symptoms are not checked at once, they ire almost cei tp.in ,p result in some one of the many t'i ri- d diseases of the kidijeys. Rvit uir oleasant as ad the sympto'ips, nnd eyeii thee diseases may be, they area noth ing compared to the last, stages of the complaints.' The kidneys . waste away hy degrees, accompanied by intense pains the h art bco ues uncontrollable: the lungs are oppressed; the yeballs grow glassv, au l the e it ire -system is redujed and ih'bilitateil. for xveeks before d -at jo:nes the suU'.-rer forwird to it as i bless d rej.ef. and anything that can turutsh even teipporary help is ghvlly nailed. Then it is that .dotting beg ns: the face b coiieH pulKy and pal'id; the j the brcttli on only bo c. light in gaspi, s eech is impossible atid initscjlar action .-uphded. The patient tin illy sinks into a st ite. of unconsciousness to every thing exempt the pains which are rac'c inghiu., and death comes by certain but slow degrees. There can be. hut npe con clusion which all readers, of care and judg ment xvill drixv froa. those f tcts, whicli is tha necessity of treating the disease in Limz and by that means which has been proven the best and most efficient. tt has been our privilege to treat tnqre cases & eiFo.jt m re cures of this terribly complaint than has ever been known be- fore in tho history of tlie world. Tha wonderful sale which our remedies have t atta-nol i due who ly to the fact tint they have cured the ones who have used thcai. 'ih power ami value i any rem- edy must rest on a basis of worth, and.;, . - -urn. Jo here is, iust where our Safe K d. ey and i,ie Il0u a delightful Liver Cure has found its wonderful pow er and success. lut in this connection comes one important f ict: It litis always been true th it articles of merit are nub jected toiaiitatiou. Nr one seeks to conn terfeit the bdls of a worthless bank. The productions of a cracked inv ntoror wit less writer are neer copied. It is just so .with a healing remedy. If it posses ses no merit it will not be subjected to imitations. If, howe ver, it has power an I Viilue, imitations will spring up on every side. While it is a tribute to the value of this tuedi'-ine that it has imita tions, still, iu justice to those who are su flaring, we feel that all should be warned against them. There is but one known remedy that has ever been able to cure serious kidney troubles or contiol these givat organs when once derang d, and that re i edy is Warn r'.s Safe kidney and Liv rCure. There are nuaierous nostril. ns ni the market claiming to be jus-t as effijient raid some which even claim to be the sam. lhe test of merit, however, is in what his been accompl shed, and we therefore my unhesitatingly that for all diseases of the kidnevs, liver, and urinary organs Warner's Safe Kiibiev and Liiver Cure stands a'one, not only in point of excellence, but in the wd i dcrful results it has achieved. I i or iter to s ucessfu ly avoid th purchase of spurioui ui.d injur.ous medicines, ol serve these facts: Our remedy is put up in dark amber glass bottles, wit.i the Safe (our tiade mark) blown in tin; luck. A pr.vate proprietary six cent hit rnal r.-vuue . tamp is jillixed to the neck aud covers the top of the cork and is of a liht orown color. In the middle thereof is a Safe iu ojtliue, and o i it lhe picture of a nero gathering her I is. If this stam;) is irt found on every I ottle of the Safe Kidii'-y and L.wr Cure, or if there is any v.d 'iicvj 1 1 it it hi l)ee.i tampered with,, and if a Safe is not It own on the. iaek of the bott e. r;je.t the bottie at oiue, and insist on having a geiiu n me. We are led to pub'idt the foregoing in order that the j ubho m iy know and re.. I i ' ju.t where w: stnn 1. Ve have always s wight to keep our persona ity iro.u obtruding upon the puldic, know ing full well that the value of our re. u edy was the essential thing, but th un X impled U.i which wjiieh has Lieu made of this med ctne, and the v lu.ius of letters we an co istautiy rec-iviug tle maud a per.-onal statement from us. v'e are j.istly gratiti d at the coniiden w 'hi di has been shoMt us, and thankful for the mvr.ads of cures our rem dy h:s perfor wed, and we podge ourselves foi toe future as xve have endeavored in the p.sr, to furnish the best and only va!u ade r.-medy tint can control and cure all the many and terr.ble troubles aris ing fro.n disorders of these great organs S. UCt rely, 11. II. WARNER A CO., Rochester. N. Y. Itceiyed a call from W. II. Curr'er and wife, of Roseburg. He is a rai'n ad m in, and of, course is up atul coming. J heir ci.ild, a flaxenhaiivd boy is the hundredth great gra'idchild of a Mrs. Curr.er th .t lives in Xewburyporl, Mass. and is close or. t a hundred yeirs old Old ladies don't tbe there at all, they ex hale, an I go to Heaven, and their good de d and bodies are both like dried i one-lea v. s, .ind 'heir spirits rise like es s nee. Capt. Roc.xvel, of the iiviirographic and Ctodetic Sur'y xxas in town the other day and took tea at 1. F. GiltnVs. He is do.ng LaUe River now, and Hugh C roves, is a pal t of his fore. T .e latter was in town. We witnessed so.no of his gymnastics iopid from ( Ki?keroxv ) in Uavenp l to SaioOU. Vlllle Meekvi" was t'utlu r felh.w, MfH. Rockwell and cn.idreu luw g' U- to lrt r.vnseud tu ,.joy the sea air. Nxv e had to go to iJ0tt!a.n( tog. t m ore type for ur paper. Rusiness is jut hoo.uiug. S una fexy greenhyrus arou.id Sp, Helen thought t.iey vvould stop the ap"r if th;y drew oil' j tliey h u) us iu -ich inJueuce as a gnat on a lu Is hur.i. This is because t ley xvant t use our property and that of oar relatives for liotain. Enoch bhintidier xxill -jivu a ball on Fr.day ve a xvei:k from . now. Mrs. illi iin yi;ivens and Mrs. Quick wilt ... ...L- -!., ..i. T si A ... l... i. 7 - , 1 " 'H A 1V hrthagi and 10m. el !es scrape the noxv. IjooU out io.r a good Urn good ch eratid lots of fun. The ladies iiioa l.oned are No. 1 6"oks. There was a trial for theft before Jus tice Whitney on Thursdax-. We abstain from comments, as we do not wish to influence opinion either way. "L-t the law take its course. W are glad wo are out of all such matters, other and fatter ridi to fry. We have Ej,A dog htis come here, and xve should be de?onUtJ( Jjhd to tiud the owner. ITS 7TZ DSOfS. Tf you want to see a pleasant family, and rest b neath a hospitable roof, go to tlie residence of Mrs. Joseph Merrill. situation and the fumilv, t.1 e seme of the salt of the L'arth. That is what we think, and so does everybody else. l)r.'; Stewart and wife have moved in to the, house formerly occupied by. Capt. W. J.: Stephens, the great ship-builder. It is one of the cosiest, nicest little nests in the vicinity of St. Helen, and was plauned and 'juilt by Mr. Stephens for his ovvu family. Mrs. W. H. Currier U Everett Greys mother and a sister of our xvorthy towns- i m man, N. L. Grey, and a very pleasant agreeable lady she is, like those raised downliuthe State of Maine, famed for ladies; w.th wise head ,.nd cheeks ana gocd hearts. 9 To remove the obatruttmn of the St. j 11th n Hur the l'irt.and people are u ing aii instru.uent like a screw or auger. 1 hey in iy think this a cureall, but t.n win tiirf r.nicf o.ily te.no rary. Tn. sai.il will tid in, aad the JJar have to be Ik red 'again. 'ihj iju ury reck at Milton has been an.lyzju (a Gurgo Stracnan says t and conta.jij sdver, gold, o ipp r, rou an 1 lime. The silver, gold ami copper in smab ip4 inutte , iron and lime Ocing the cli.t f .iigredieats. 3!F A'e w i?,h the man tliat stole our ijgou mit wojld . return it. He did not g-.i for us in the last K. option, but went for morn wagon-stat. It is well red (read) l.ke is rightful owner. A. C Vaughn, is imprviving his place die 'ed to li s wie by his moiher-m-l iw Mrs. Shattuck. It U a line piece of laud aud adiandsoiiie res -lit. It is'nt every body has as good modi r in- laxv. Mri Hancock Ins taken a ho. instead near Oowl.tz 1 rairie ( mile ) and jual a mile fnui a school, lie h .s got th lumoi-r on the ground for his hoa.e, aud xvill soon move his fainilv. Francis Mi!es xvill soon go to col! eg at Mon:n ut'i, Oregon. Fr.incii prom ises to m ike a tine man. Jennie Mile, will soo 1 vihit her sifter, Mrs. Uutler, at Uickl.;t n, W. T. Mr. ienham's brother, is th ticket agent 'at th C.'x st il Pol ice Station 11 ai Loud m. This is a station where mor pt'ople get off and on than any olhei station 111 the world. Mrs. Perry is sick. Over exeition has prostrated lie ; l y lur sympathic she takes the pains of h r jvitients on h r-self. lltr ovir.-tiviued nature l a given! w a Jadgo Moore lias bought W. G. Old aker's f tr.11 o 1 the Sippoos ', 50 acres, a pai t of tho Sloughton Claim. Oldakcr goes to Rogue River, Oregon. S. F. Howe, Dentist, will be at St. Helen the Fir t Monday iu each mouth and remain ''wo Diys, unless ly spixial aLreeuient to remain longer. ! Mairied at the residence of T. C Watts, in St. Helen, by Judge Moon, Mr. llyr n F tiling to MI-m Fieri IL'ald, AuuuU 19th Mrj Ticlienor, the wide-awake mer chant on the Clatskanie xx-as in St. Hel en at the trial, so was J. R. Fi ierson co.nplaining witness. Henry Sharringhauscn lias so'd his farm at Ga.i's Liti ling t a Mr. Mj.Mil e of j da a .i J. jjj'i. T.iii a t'l i o. I G si place. Miss M irisva r:i?r hi? stared in lu sinews again as dressmaker at N 231 Fifth I an I Columbia Street, Portland Oregon. Jud.re Ltncnster has so!d his farm to Rex. I Mr. L:n lsley, of Portlun l. T-i" Judge wiil build and rcsido at Vauc-ou ver. j The L'-gis'aturr will soon meet an I G. W; MuBrah will leave us for th- seat of xyar, Dan Rice's eircm got left. The Miles anil MoRride camp on the Scut'i Fork of the Scappo-se has broken up, and all pir;i's returned to town. ilas ar.vbo ly f und a tine pair of bia-kjk'd gloves?. They are M;jor Ad ams'. Faiiler libeially rewarded. This giving an account of a wedding and no f e and n c-ki given one a fail ing feeling iu the stomnmckj id'. It is rey.orte.l that Johnny CampVll is under the weathtr again. D m't forget Enoch' ball, if you do. you xvill btxvl when too late, Wi will have a big batch of new s from Rainier next week. The Good Turn plant number 110, the Band of Hope 51. ' j A postoffice is wanted in Beaver Va! J, Decker is hauling rocks for Riley. A Mr. Larseu, a Norwegim from W. T. is hunting a farlu. Want & pU near the water as he hasfa'sh trapa, scow &c. He has since bought tlie Oldakor place of J utlge M jore. Durham, of the IIillaloro Tribune hn struck a h ad ( leod ). We tiust it will prove a rich one. May your circula tion increase, and more copies he issued all the time. Met F. Hazen has a Shooting Gallery, Corner of River 61 Cow litz Streets, Ty. lor's Hotel. 5 cts. a shot, 6 for 25 cts. Seven peif. ct shots draw $1.00 prize. ! 23, Parties whose accounts are overdue, are lecpuestcd to call and settle the tome before Sept. 5th. G. W. Mc BR IDE. The Upper Scappooseite will eat three slices of bacon at a meal, a yard and a half long, so aiys a Divi ie, W. V. W.itney is putting up more buildings 011 Taylor's vVoodi Piacc, a kitchen and work shop. James Oopeland was lately in St Hel en buying hogs. He s iys Sc. Hel en is a great place for hogs. They mny Ptf.aw at Arabi Pasha, but they will lind out before they are through he ur a b'y." O ir diuhter Blanche returns thank to Joh:i II trris for li.i ling her gold au i s.lver la-.-e pin. j,Dr. Philip , Dentist, will bo hero soon; his reputation ii great and his pri- : c -s nn der-te. We have a ClUikvue letter to pub lish next xveek Ca;n; too late for thii issue. Thanks. Mrs. J. Cox and sop, fron Rainier, were iu town this wei k for a shott visit. Mr. Geo. St radian bo;ig'it out Mr. Johnson' gaulen at Fu lerton Lt,n ling. Judge M01 re intends to send hu laughter N.dlie to Portlan I t h.1ioj!. Mr. Allen hat been ti The D Alt t-j ull tlu pi tent, right of hii spring beds. Wauite.l, one, two or three thousand !ckets for which a.sh w.Jl be paid. M Ti:u n 'ii, t' wedl-tj-.In l iullori of Li Centre xva ; in to vn late!x. F. in'i- P.-rry xy.i in tivi, xs-. iri'ig a gooI clothes as a Caitgrt-ss.ii in. Clatskanie lie it i t!i world f.r goo I lan I. There is lots left yet. , M'rs. Quick h tn goM-1 vit ctniii:g. After A ! lil.e lilul FiRcl. Santa Clara, Ca'., .May .1, 18F1. H. IT. Warxxr A Co.: Sirs 1 havo tiffi red from Citinh of tlie Llid h rfor iliree -years. I employed the best med "cal aid to be obtained, but received no p r:uanent relief. I tried your Safa Kidney and Liver Cure, and no novf say I am veil. T. L. FxAr. Noic3 or Aop'iatiDn to PurhasD Tinbr Land. Lavo Ort ICR at V.Mf.'nrvKn, T. Ain,m.t2. 1?2. NVlc hrrehv crlvin hat. hi 3 m'!l mc w I Tt the pr xi"j:rn- nf the A:;t of P.inM iprov ! .T.me3, 1S7, enM'Ic' "An Ac, fn-the sa'e f Tiinhor Lvn U In h- iltn of G if nil. Or-. n. Neva-la. au-l in a-liinton Trnitory,' Tulin TT. cteffr, of Multn" nah Cmntv, rtr n, h.n this ilav fde I in "hi a hi ' p "IcaM n to tvi-ba" thm North Ka-.t of S elin 1 Tii. s i 0 .rth of Kanje t eat of the illatnetU .Mi tTi n. Any n I all nenenn having aflrrr14 c'fllma fn this o lieo w ithin aitty (GO) dayn from dat brw'f. FilED. . SrAKLXNfS, UYgH'er. 1 r,- 11 11 rsa r- v-vr & LNi La iLr Ths lnl-n 8e-?aV&tt A t -iay jeCit in t t.-eai e ar; caiw il by (list-ased Ii;ne3 op Liv er. I', therefore, the KMnuxn an 1 Liver are kept in perfect o ilor, erfect health will he the r 8ii.. Fhig truth ho only In- .n known a uliort tim-i and f jr yearn people miffi-red ;nat aK'iy witVa it h in f liliju ti hd rv t. - The dixxery of Wasn -r's Sife Ki lney aril Liver Cure viarka a ni c-a i tha treatment of the troull. Ma I" from a simple tropical ltaf of rare value, itcvi'ain jii't the eleiuen ' n ceBiry to nmir-t N ish an-1 mx-imite hth of theae gieat ortjana, an t i.iflv r.,tore anl Weep th.nn in onler. Jt ia a PJSITIVB Ucmcot for all the df-utanes that CHiixc i'.iin in the lower-put of the txxly iv Tta-pM Liver Hca I'tchea Jaua lii Di '!r.-: -r-CirsvelKever. Arue MmIjubI "ever. nl all Oi ornlties cf the Ki tuay. Lfxer atl Uiin ry OrHu.1. It is r.ij excellent and fe remi-lv for fw.xlr during rrfj,'n.mcy. Itwill .ntr 1 .fentruatitn nm i invaluable for Lnoc-rrhea r i'iJlln.'-f the Wrunh. A a hto-1 rui ififcr !t U nue i.mle'l, fr it cwrcs the -rganj that vakh the bJ: t. Thi' Wemcdv, which h inQ such wondem, is j ut up iuth LAh'GKST Hl'A'.D hO'l'TLK of aoy inedioin; y.--otx the market, and is n-H y Druc,'iatB and all dealers at t.2 rr bottle. Vor DiaUtet, enquire for WAh'N Kirs SAFK HI A li KTES CU li K. It la a V S ITI VE Kenudr. H.H 7A5i:4CQ. Roc!i;Eter W. V.' - vK?' , -vjV . w 7X