MARGUERITE. , ;
phe stood in the meadows with wind-blown
hair, !i' .
And warbled ft careless song,
A vision of innocence fresh and fair;
And. the wild brook ran alons
And dimpled and quivered and kissed her foot,
Then went o'er the .sands afar,
And she laughed as she sprang to an old oak
root; .
"Oh, brook, what a rogue you are!"
The words of her song came onward again,
Upborne by the evening air,
Ana I beard each' one with a thrill of pain,
For her face was fresh and fair.
"Oh, love is faithless and love is false;
I'll none of his airy grace I
I'll wed for power and not for love,
And laugh in his mocking face."
1 Again in the meadows she stands at eve,
And her face as a pearl is fair:
Ah, many will weo her and some must grieve,
For Marguerite is sweet and rare :
She holds in her .fingers a half-blown rose;
She bends, with a smile and blush,
To press on each petal a kiss, then throws
The bud where the wavelets rush.
A song, like (he note of some happy bird,
Is borne on the evening air,
And 1 smile as I listen to each fond word,
For Marguerite is young and fair.
"Oh, love is faithful and loye is true;
I yield to his tender spell 1
Go, brooklet, and carry this bud to him
With secrets too sweet to tell !"
. Phil. Saturday Night.
Good Sleepers.
There is bo much din and drive and
hurry in onr American life that people
forget the necessity of sleeping long and
well. Everybody is crying out, "Wake
np! All is motion and activity. -bvery
faculty is alert; The nerves are strung
to their' utmost tension. It would be the
height of folly to preach a sermon on the
text which. sends the sluggard to the ant;
for there are no sluggards left. The
beautiful story of the Seven Sleepers has
been mode impossible for our time by
the scream made by locomotives and the
din of factory bells. Even the 1 oolisu
Virgins wonld have had no chance to
get their fatal napjiadthey lived in these
days. Wakefulness is our craze. And
there are people lunatics enough to
teach and preach that four hours of sleep
is enough for anybody. Yet it is thought
very strange that all our insane asylums
are falU and would be filled were they
doubled.
The" truth is that- the very rapidity of
our life, the wakefulness and wasteful
ness of our times, the strain and drive of
all pursuits make longer periods of sleep
necessary with us than people living in
more quiet countries and at a slower
rate. We are tired enough if we are well,
and if we do not get tired enough to
sleep all over and clear through it is a
sign of nervous disorder. bleeping is
sometimes more than a luxury for
Americans, though the very opposite
would be inferred from our habits. The
Bible says the Lord "giveth Hia beloved
8leep,"ufrom which it would be con
eluded that Americans were not included
in the number. There is no way by
which the wear and tear, the drain and
strain of American life can be neutral
iced but by large feasts of sleep every
now and then, and a general allowance
every twenty-four hours. Four hours
work of a man who is thoroughly awake
and vitalized at the top of uis faculties,
are more for all practical business or lit
erature or social purposes than fourteen
hours of weary musole or jaded nerve
and naocid impulses. feoplo are con
stantly forgetting that it isiu quality, not
quantity, that telle; it is life, not time
that makes the scales kick the beam
The man at his best is worth 100 per
cent, more than the same mau fatigued
depressed and demoralized. If he has no
vital electricity playing through him, he
is a weariness to others and a burden to
his own soul, if he is conscious of hav
ing one. ' And to keep at this top con
dition and fiber and faculty, he must be
a good sleeper and sleep well. When
Mr. Beecher was asked how he managed
to keep his congregation so wide
. awake at a second service, he replied
"By taking a big dose of sleep in the
afternoon. It is my sleeping that keeps
my congregation, awake." The time
given to sleep is not so much lost of lile
out so much gained, and at a doublv en
hanced valuation. It is astonishing how
much a nap of half an hour at noon in
the summer time will do to neutralize
the effect of the morning's heat and pre
pare the body for the afternoon s duties.
There is something in that bath of per
fect hnconsciousness which restores
every loss and refreshes the whole sys
tem, so that one emerges from it as from
a sea of oblivion to begin life renewed
and - invigorated as from a suoernal
source. .
It it easy to say sleep much and well;
but there are many unfortunate people
who cannot sleep much; and the little
sleep they get is disturbed and unrestful.
How to sleep is a question which, in
some instances, it taxes the skill of the
physician to the utmost to answer. Per
sons afflicted with insomania are often
great sufferers, and their lives are short
ened by the disease. There are persons
who require much less sleep than others
and it is useless for them to woo soft
slumbers to their pillows for they will
not come. A' peculiarity of constitution
is'not "disease.and should not be doctered,
With the disorder known as insomania
we shall .not venture to deal. But
with the majority of people sleep is
regulated by habit, convenience, whim,
mi - . i ;i , . a 1 1
xney matte it. yieia io every oiuer con
sideration. People who would not omit,
a meal on any account will throw away
half , their allowance of sleep for the
merest trifle. They do not feel the im
portance of giving, the system its full
unconscious reireshing, and higher en
tertainers to cut off two or three hours
from the needed restorative in the even
ing, and set an alarum clock .to cut away
an hour or more at daybreak. They
seem to think that they can steal away
from sleep with' impunity, when it is
pretty much the only thing that pun
ishes every pilferer of it as he goes along.
Others destroy the ' possibility of sleep
ing well by carrying all their cares and
troubles and griefs and ambitions to bed
with. them, and one might as well seek
rest on a rack as with such bedfellows.
The ability to lay off care and perplexi
ties like one's clothes, and dismiss every
thing that can excite the brain and dis
turb the emotiops may be gained by con
tinnrnH fiffnrt even u hon if ia lcf
T T " v. a. Aw .j awu.
The story is told of' a jguest at a hotel
who had paced the uncarpeted floor of
his room until midnight, keeping his
neighbors from sleeping. - At last one of
them went to his room to sea what was
the matter. .
"I have a note to pay to-morrow and
do not know how to get the money," he
replied in a tone of despair.
"Well," said the visitor, "as you have
walked on it half the night, you may as
welltet the other man walk out the rest
of it, and get some rest for to-morrows
work. '
"The troubled man laughed and soon
was sound asleep. .Of oourse sleep does
not take kindly, to an overloaded stom
ach and a brain excited by stimulants.
'Nature's sweet, restorer" refuses to"knit
np the ravelled edge of oare" when vio-
ence has been done to a digestion which
waited on appetite only to be abused.
lint when habits are good and conscience
is clear, and the mind cleared of care
and worry, sleep can be got after patient
wooing, until a little while the sleeping
habit is acquired, in fact, good sleeping,
like good eating, and good talking, is
very largely a matter of education, and
a condition of good morals. Somehow
there is an intimate connection between
wickedness and wakefulness. Bad men
are usually bad sleepers, and are sure to
be awake when nature decreed repose.
Macbeth found that he had "murdered
sleep." They all do it. And good sleep
ing s' ould be cultivated as one of the
means of acquiring good dispositions
and all the sweet Christian graces. For
the sick to sleep is a sign of returning
health. And the good physician said of
his dear friend, if sleeps he doeth well.
Christian at Work.
Cleburne's Death.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia
limes writes from f ranklin:
We hitched to the locust tree by the
gale where Captain Carter, whose name
is mentioned affectionately in the chroni
cles of his comrades, was said to have
fallen, and walked around the house
The southern end shows many marks of
minie balls, and a frame structure ad
joining seems to have been peppered
with small shot. So, too, the outbuild
ings and trees offer evidence of.the con
met, lor nere tne i ecieral centre was
boldly salient, the flanks resting on the
river to the right and left, the present
owner ol the plantation, Colonel Carter,
looking as warlike as his battered prem
ises when we caaght a glimpse ot him,
witn a gun on nis shoulder, striding in
from a locust thicket, where he had been
shooting birds. The gun was less talk
ative than the colonel, however, and he
not only forgave the intrusion, but
kindly showed me that part of the field
From his yard he pointed out hills
whence f merged Hood's lines of battle.
and indicated all places to be famous in
history.
Neither through love nor money could
I have found so good a guide. This was
the very ground of slaughter, and Col
onel Carter was not only a trained ob
server in, the fury of the fight, but for
eighteen years he has trod with his heel
and turned witn Ms noe tne bloody soil
"At the time of the fight," he said, "j
was home on parole. Generals Schofield
and cox nad tneir headquarters in my
father's house, where also many of our
neighbors gathered." His chat was
mainly of grim reminiscence, yet now
and then a flash of humor would bo ob
servable. So hot was it once that he
went into the cellar to calm the fears of
the women and children, and happening
to look out through the window bars he
saw a sight that made him laugh in the
midst of dying groans. Before his eyes
stretched a comet s tail of men in blue,
who hid sought the lee of the house to
escape the bullets, and who swung to
and fro as the battle surged around the
building, These were the cowards
whose claim to manhood was that they
were bipeds had each two legs to run
with. i
Looking from an opposite window on
the other hand, he saw in the dusk a line
of Confederates dash upon the earth
works with the fury of devils. Men
jabbed with the bayonets at each other
over hedge and fence, and hundreds were
slain in his sight. General Adams, rid
ing with head bare and sword uplifted
spurred directly against the abattis. A
sharp fence rail pierced the horse's belly,
transfixing him dead in the air, and
Adams, veteran comrade of Scott at Vera
Cruz, was himself lifted dead from the
saddle by Federal bayonets. As dark
ness came on, fresh battalions swept over
the plain. The light they fought by
was the red glare of artillery. Midnight
saw no cessation and when at last Hood
sank aghast at the slaughter, with Gen
erals Cieburne, Adams, Gist and Cran
perry, a Hundred line omcers and many
barefooted braves dead around him
Colonel Carter heard a familiar whirr
overhead and then counted two tinkles
upon the little clock. Between that hour
and daybreak Schofield, unhurt, crossed
the liarpetn with his trains and left on
the field a victor who had broken his own
arm, his prestige and his heart in the
frantic and fruitless blow.
After the battle the farm, like others
adjoining, was in utter wreck. The
house alone stood. All the fences were
down. Mud was knee-deep in the yard
Dead men and horses were thick about
"Hood's first charge was made at
o'clock," said Colonel Carter, "and itfel
upon this point, an did all the heavy as
saults. You see this locust thicket on
our right? That thicket then covered
five acres, but after the fight it was a
forest of tooth-picks. In the vegeta
ble patch to our left Genera
Cleburne fell dead. There is nothingto
indicate the exact spot, but it is within
twenty vards of where we stand. The
corn field to the left of the pike was
filled with dead and dying, and the corn
to the right of the pike was a counter
part of the other. In this yard and in
that garden I could walk from fence to
fence on dead bodies, mostly those of
confederates. In trying to clear up I
scraped together a half bushel of brains
right around the house, and the whole
place was dyed with blood. Nothing in
the shape of horse, mule, jack nor jenny
was left in the neighborhood. In fact, I
remember that it was not until Christ
mas, twenty-five days afterward, that I
was enabled to borrow a yoke of oxen,
and I spent the whole of that Christmas
day hauling seventeen dead horses from
this yard.
There was a big rain storm not long
after the battle, and as the earth was
washed out of the trenches he saw a line
of human hands sticking up some with
fingers shut tight, some pointing and all
so ghastly that they were covered hur
riedly. Before the bodies got to be
bones, and it was not long, because this
was among the last of the terrible bat
tles, they were removed to the cemete
ries. Now bones are uncommon sights
and the ploughman is not startled as at
some wilder grounds which I have vis
ited. Au English princess carried a Mother
,Hnbbard parasol at the garden party at
Marlborough House which she designed
and painted herself. The design con
sisted of quaint Kate Greenaway chil
dren running round the edge, chasing a
quantity of butterflies that fluttered over
the whole surface. It was a spirited
and amusing picture, and in a good deal
better taste than the jeweled parasol car
ried by one of her royal mother's sub
jects on the same occasion. Apparently
flowers and loud colors were exhausted
for this enterprising lady, for she tri
umphantly bore over her' head a white
watered silk affair with a rosaie a the top
of amethysts and topaz, forming a star
encircled with rows of I seed pearls.
Stones of smaller size were carried in a
line down each of the bamboo stretchers
of the frame, and the whole terminated
by a fringe of white silk, on which were
" a profusion of jewels.
Professor Darwin died worth 146,
TXX3. He leaves to his son William
Erasmus the family portraits and papers.
all medals, the silver candlesticks pre
sented to him by the royal society, his
manuscript of the voyage of the Beagle,
and his manuscript autobiography; to
his son Francis his scientific library; to
his wife, Mrs. Emma Darwin, 500, all
his furniture, plate, books, effects.horses
and carriages, and his residence at Down
for life; and to hi friends Sir Joseph
Dalton Hooker and Thomas Henry Hux
ley, Aiuuu, free of legacy duty. The
residue of his real and personal estate is
to be held upon trust for his wife for
life.and at her death as to twelve seventy
fourth parts for each of his two daugh
ters; certain advancements made to his
children are to be brought into account
on the division.
The growth and development of the
"Pacific Northwest" is abundentlv proven
by the large quantities of farming ma
chinery which are yearly imported to
this corntry, and the intelligence of the
farming cummunity is proven bv the
fact that none but the very best articles
can be sold, as the high freights make it
unprofitable to put so much money into
any but the very best machines, and it
must first be demonstrated to be worthy
before it meets the support and confi
dence of our farmers. "A good article is
a cheap purchase" and it is far wiser to
put a few dollars more into a good ma
chine than to purchase a cheeper and
poorer one. The sncces of the machinery
sold by Stavervfe Walker of Portland is
baaed entirely upon its merits, as they
handle none but the very best that can
be made, the J. I. Case Threshing Ma
chine Co. s celebrated engines saw-mills,
plows and farming machines are un
eqnaled, while the Studebaker farm and
spring wagons are known all over the
world for their excellence.
Spiced Plums. Nine pounds blue
plums, six pounds sugar, two quarts
vinegar, one ounce cinnamon; boil vine
gar, sugar and spices together, pour
over plums, draw on next morning and
boil, repeat the boiling five mornings,
the last time boiling the fruit twenty
minutes.
NOTICE.
To the Farmers and Mechanics of Oregon,
Washington Territory and Idaho:
We wish to call your attention to the fact
thai our annual Catalogue and price lixt for
1882 8." is now ready for distribution. It
mil be fouud very valuable and instructive
reading, and will be furnished gratuitously
Send your name and postoffice address to
FA KM EWS and MFCltAMCtf STOKE,
184 First street, J'orlland, Oregon.
ep!-m . P. O. Box 175
Alaven's Vosemlle I hercy rootti Paste
An aromatic combination for the preservation
of the teeth and gums. It is far superior to any
preparation of its kind in the market. In large,
handsome opal pots, price fifty cents.' For sale
by all druggists. Hodge, Davis Si Co., whole-
Bale agents, Portland, Oregon.
DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR N"AME IS ON EVERY PAIR.
AKIN, SELLING & CO.
Frank G. Abell, the Gold Medal Photographer
of Portland, was the only artist that dared to
make a display at the Mechanics' Fair. He is
not afraid to show his work anywhere, as it al
wavs stands on its own merits.
Book Akd Mcsic Bcyerp: Send to Wiley B.
Allen. 153 Third street. Portland, for anv book
or music published. Orders by mail filled
promptly. The "Musical Pastime," a monthly
journal of music, 60 cts. a year. Send stamp for
L
Dig caiaioguo oi music.
Send $1.00 to W. D. Palmer, Portland, tor one
year's subscription to the Pacific Overseer, the
great semi-monthly A. O. U. v. paper.
The be9t liver regulator known, a sure cure for
Dyspepsia and indigestion is Dr. lieu ley s Call
foruia 1. X. L. Bitters.
Turkish Kcgs. Semi to John B. Garrison
167 Third street Portland, for catalogues ol de
signs.
The only first-clafs variety enteriainment in
Urcgon is given at tne luite theater, 1 on. and
New, Rich Akd Pcke Blood! The use of
Oregon Blood Purifier.
Garrison repairs all kinds of sewine machines.
Explained at foot of this column.
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i-ortiami. uregon. t :aiaiogue f ree.
tillBVETORK,"
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surveyors. Oflie Room So. 8 Lane's Building,
Kast Portland. All kinds of surveying and drafting
none Tor any part oi me country.
BAKERIES.
EM lM RE ffFKCRY 12 VB8htngton: Voss A
Kuhr. I'roDH. Manufacturers of Pilot bread. Hoda.
Ileiiic, Butter, Boston, Sugar and Hhoe Fly crackers.
vtruers irom tne traoe soiDitca ana promptly at
tenuen to
ASAYERSi
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v oslilngton. Ores, metals, mineral waters, coal?
etc., carefully analyzed. Assays for gold and silver
IX; other metals from $3. to Si Gold dust bought
anu oars maae. uruera oy mau careiuuy attended
to.
a. B. McIXTOSH.-Cor. From and Stark. Chem
ical analysis made of coal, mineral waters, etc. Or
dinarv amuiysof gold. Jill ver, lewl r oopjwr, front
lo m. nr. r. ix arvv. v:onsurtinK n ennui.
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Guns, Rifles, and Revolvers
Bods,
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Sinkers,
Floats,
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Sturgeon
Lines,
Baskets,
Flies,
Leaders,
mm
Hooks ol
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Braided and Tapered Oil Silk Uues. .
Six Spliced Split Bamboo Hods,
J63nd 16T Neeoat at., Portlsnrt. "r
$1000 REWARD
FOR AMVOSE WHO W1IX LEARN
KellogtC b JtllMMi'a of Drew
nnd Cloak i'atUntt, and, with a corret mm
lire and perfect cutting, produce a bad fitting
garment. Several Improvements have jup
tn-en made. Agents to sell an teach wanted
in everr town, uood agents eat ake imm
10 to 05 per day. K ELLOf KJ JILLSON,
Cheney, Bpoteane Co., W. T
The Bishop Scott Grammar School.
A - WlARIMN'O AND DAT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
X3l and Young Men, will begin Its fifth year under
it present management Sept. 5, lvC Prepares boys
f.ir CTliure nr hiiditipw. The teaching is practical and
thorough, and discipline strict. Send for twelfth an
nual catalogue, Ktving complete list of former pupils.
12ie.tm Portland. Orogo
t'ver and idner diseases veto by Dime Pills.
EYE & EAR INFIRMARY
AKD .- '
SANITARIUM, 03 HOME FOR THE SICK,
llaeiulam Bond bet. Porter and Wood Sta.t
Month Portland, Or.
Pr. Pllklngton. late Professor o f Eye A Ear Diseases
intbe Mtillcal Department of Willamette University
nae erected a nne nuuning, on a neautuui elevation iu
he soutn part of tne ciry amt n prepared to aocoino
late palit nt RiilTaring troin all diseases of the KYE,
EAR or THROAT. A lso will nav soecial attention to
persons laboring under Chronic. .Nervous affections,
and to diseases peculiar to women, and recieve a limi
ted numberni cases expecting conniietuent.
The intention is to Drovide a Iloi.ie for such cases
with all the best hygienic agencies combined with the
best medical skill to be tutu m the metropolis.
Consulting physician aim surgeon ir. .rump tiarvey,
Prof, of diseases of women ami children in the medical
deiiartment Willamette University.
A lso Ir. J. M. F. Browne, Prof, of Physiologry med
deo't. Willamette University,
or any amount ot reierenci ana circular, aaurewi
UB. J. It. PILKIKfeTOW,
or. 1 t and Washington Htm., l..rtlimd. Or. ;
Simmond's Kentucky Nabob
Bourbon Wluskey.
Of all the famous productions of the Bine Grass Dis
trict this WhLskv i unexcelled for purity and llnvor.
for family and medicinal purposes
' -"IN-AjBOra"
Is notorious. It Is made from pure barley and wheat
spirits, and its various component parts blended with
scientific accuracy.
The Best and Purest Brand in the Market.
Tonn A BIT EN.
Mole Agent, for Portland. Oregon nud the Ter
rltorl-, where the i.radf can be supplied by the bar
rel half barrel or casts at the same price and terms as
iu Kentucky or wan Francisco. -
ECOXOMI IS WEALTH.
And by Hnylng Your
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that means make the whole country richer. We
have Just received the most elegant stock of goods
ever brought to Portland, which we are selling at rates
that no other houst can. When you come to the city
bring in your whole family and we will sell them
goods at astonishingly low prices. Orders from the
country will be promptly attended to, and we will pay
reight on all goodx sent to you.
NO MOltE DYSPEPSIA.
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BEST TGHIQIH USE.
Recommended bv all Physicians.
iCenwl Ceitfflentris on tiack of Bottle.
A Pure Cure for Indigcsilon. Loss of Appetite
and the Best Liver Regulator knows.
SOLD ONLY IN GLASS.
To 61' or sell any but the gecnine article out of
our bottle is felony, and when d tectcd, will be
prosecuted to the fud extent if tbe law
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si
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Sponges, Soaps,
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pa;d to orders bj
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Sold by Drug
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Mi Sure Cure for CaW
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use,etc. 14. BKIDMOKK fc Co., DruggKts 151 First
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A Pleasant and Efficacious Remedy.
IF YOU HAVE ABUSED YOURSELF
By over Indulgence In eating ot drinking; have sick
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made a specialty of their treatment for fourteen years
He treats Csstw without using the knife. His favor
ite nrescrlDtion ia furnished to ladv Batttenta Free.
No lady should be without it. Young, middle-aged or
old, male or feaa-le, liisanlty or a life ot suffering is
your lnevitaoie ooom unless yon appiy in time to toe
nh vsician who understand, and la competent to treat
your case. Waste no more time nor money with in
competent physicians. All commnnlcaoons attended
to with dispatch, and are strictly confidential. Medi
cines sent to anv Dart of the country. Circulara, testi
monials, and a list of nrinted Questions furnished on
application. COXftVLTATlON KHKK. Inclose
a three-cent stamp for list and addres DR JAMES
iso. i-a first street, fortiana. ur.
Q EST A t II A XT THE BEST 1ST THECITT
All Modern Improvements. Oiien all day.
T t, RRrVMtK. wrt.tnr
F. & Ak,'
Ben. Selling.
H. K. Doacfe.
Is eo every pair.
EYEBY PAIR GUAEASTEED.
A IK. SKU XWO -k COW
SEWING MACHINE
STORE 167 THIRD ST.
BKPAIBINfl Don
ON SHORT NOTICE.
All Leading
MACHINES
8AXE.
THREAD,
ATTACHESTS,ete.
aBITEKAI. AGENT
roa TMM
WnniiPPiini r t a 11111 r
3. A. WESCO, Penman at the
Portland Business College,
Received the premium given by tbe
PORTLAND MECHANICS' EAIR,
For the best exhibit of Plain Writing, Card Writing
. Flourishing, Lettering and Pen Drawing. The
Portland Business College Journal,
Containing specimens of ornamental pen work, exe
cuted by Prof. Wesco, will be sent free to any address.
Bend name on postal card. Address
A. P. ARMSTHONO.
se'tf lxck Box 104. Portland, Or.
HUDSON'S Qim STORE.
M Ft rat street, PortUad, Oree.
SUN, . FHTOIA AXI MMVHITIOA
Ttaklasr Taekl mt Kr-rr twn-tla4-
WILLIAM COLLIER,
JUL O T3l 1 2sT I S T .
Dealer la Xfw and
SECOND HAND MACHINERY.
88 Madison 8u, Portland, Or.
Partle. dtrtn- Bnllera. Knglnes or SAW
MILL UACIII.VEKY run .retire
- Hddreiwtnii Mr. JIUr.
New and Second Hand Machine .
.Kht anil mKI orlrndnl l..rf.iiitwh
W. E Chamberlain Jr.
Thou. A. Robinson.
Life Scholarship
SIND FOB CIRCULAR
Mp6 'imeow
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- -1 $70
R' 11 1 IV O f
the a. i. case plow.
TRI
Portable
5i
cjQODIDQEnilDE
1 DjO jEI DS DH Qo.
nr2nrz2i23ii 24ir25"
l.t.v,',
a-. WESTiira
h c re the sole acents for Orecron nnd Wiis'iiiieton Tprritrv fh. ctt:.lr.twi . T r rT.ti
I'MPJI" WKKHKltf HH.I IlKIl.LS. Sill ivhntiir Vurm m Sn'Hni. VV.inn. I I S.T..' ' 1
li.ii'U-s, Engines ou skids, and sinale or double Raw Mills. Call and see in'nrwrit. f,.r" ..,!.. v
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SCHENECTADY,
XKW YORK.
llRAKCIt HOUSE. :
PORTLAND, OGN
e are now receiving a full line of our CELEBRATED SEPARATORS, Lever and Tread Powers.
PORTABLE AND TKAt.TIO.V KMilXKs. Uur s, -purntor is I Iglit Running. Si rong and Durable and un
equaled s a ORAIN AND FLAX SAVJNtj THRESHER and has the best Nboe movement and Riddle for
siimratms WILD OATS KH.OM WHEAT. Our Horse-powers aret'ompact, Easv Running and dou't break
down. Olll KMtl.N'K is an improvement lon needed; WEIUHT l.'X)t- 2000 LB-S LKSH than the average
engine of mine power, and usrs ONE-l if I KH LE.SS WATER AND FUEL to do the same work. Is durable
and easy to limniiKe Hundreds of these einrtnes and thresher have bevn ui successful oper ittoii for years.
we-Pleas.' wmiJ for our DEwCIUPTlVii CATAIAMJVK AXD PRICE LIST and Investigate thoroughly
before giving your order. ; ,
Saw mili Machinery and Stationery Engines' Furnished on Reasonable Terms.
O. P. DART, Manager.
OFFICr' CORimerciat Dock, Foot of Morrison si reel, Portland, Orfgou.
fcA . , . .rihl. -rest StreaKt-.
nnO&LFIFI hfll-L enlng Remedy and
IlS&JbLI I V'arvo Tonic Is the le
i5r'i!,cl Bitlmate result of over a
El V iRVTCe 1 1 Hvears of practical expert-
W iZ U irKf f??PAYV"
TY', Nervous and Vbvsl
cal Debility, Seminal
Weakneps, Ppermatr)r
rhoea, Prostatorrhea.Em
;nissioiis, Jmpotency, Ex
hausted Vitality, Prema
ture Decline and JMiXJ
OF Ul.MIUOII, from
whatever cause pnidured.
It enriches and puniies the blood, Strengitieus tbe
serves, urain, Musciea, juigesuon. rtepro'iiicuve or
gans, and Physical and Mental Ea ulties. It
stops Buy unnatural deblllutii g drum upon
the system, preventing involuntary hnses, de
bilitating dreams, seminal losses wiih tbe nlne,
etc., so destructive to mind and body. It is
a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. IT CONTAINS NO INJUKIOL'H
INGREDIENT. To those Terlng from the ef
fects wf yoathfal Indiscretions or Hfcwi. u
speedy, thorough and peroiKnent CI' RE I
fil'AKASTEf.ll. Price. SO prrbottle,or Sve
bottles In case with full directions and advi.-e, iO.
Bent secure from observation to any address upon re
ceipt of price, or C. O. D. To be had only of
Itr. C D. Sulfleld, tO Kearny street.
San Franclaco, Cal. Consultations strictly conflden
tlal, by letter or at office, FREE. For the convenience
of patient, and in order to seeure perfect secrecy, 1
have adopted a private address, under which all pack
ages are forwarded.
TKIAI. BOTTLE FREE.
Sufficient to sh w its merit, will be sent to any on.
applying by letter, staling his symptoms and age
Communications strictly confidential.
PERUVIAN
ITTERS.
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The Finest BITTKKS In tlte WOltLl).
T1IEY EFFECTUALLY CURE
MA-LARIAIi DISEASES,
VI tall the syntmi nnd arrest the rsrapHi
the UreudfDl Alcohol Habit,
UIPMIMAMX
Ask. your rngIt or "Wine Merchant to
them.
WILIf ERDI.6 A CO., A vents, Ran Fran
Cisco. X". 3. VAX SfHIITVRB CO- Portland
USE ROSE PILLS
DR. SPINNEY.
K. 11 Ke-rmy street, . V.,
rreots U Ckremle -d pedal IHa
VOUEiG MEN
rHO MAY BK SUFFERING FROK THIS EF
T feeta of youthful foUies or Indiscretion, will do
veil to avail theinselve of this, the ereatest boon
ver laid at tl.e altar of suffering bnmatdty. DR
itMNNEY will iruarantee to forfeit 5O0 for every
se of rVniiiai WeaktKwa or private diaeaaecnf any
tii i! orchrJ-wier which be undertakes and fella
ur.
MIDDLE-AGED HEX,
There ai many at the ? of thlrtr toafxty wh
-re trol,:el wnb too frequent evaeoatlons of tht
'ladder, often aa-companied by a aliglit smarting oi
u rnhig so n nation and a weakening of the system lr
. manner the patient cannot account for. On exam
ml!,g the urinary deoohita a ropy sediment wU oftet
i 'i'um', r.nd sometimes small particles of alhumet
viil api'esr. cr the color will be of a thin mllkiiih huf
ijfHi-i rh:.nic'.ng to a dark and torpxl appearance
i-n !. niBiir nien who die of this dirlVatrv. iijuo
aet tf the oatise, whi'h t. the seeonil s;a;e itf S'-m!
il "iK.i:Hfl. lp. H. will sriiflrfuitee a p.'i-f-'et eure it
nf ;ii h .- as and a healthy restoration of the genii-
riu.'rv n jiHiii.
0;P- Ifitiii's-Tfltfif an'tO toS. un lar. frnr.i V. it
!1 ' M. 'V.M-ntiion f?vfj. Tlifiritfh !ii;i:,.si5i
am; t-1' U-e V
Or."; or addVas DU. SPISSEY .
No. 'I K,i ny 'eet. N&'i I- r ini '" ( AL
rriiE "whiik." we have this pay kolj
X onr entire Interest hi, and truns'errert the agency
of the Wtilt ?ewii g Maehine to Mr. John H. avri
son. of l7 Third Htr et. Portland, or. Mr. 4rriwit
will hereafter Hiiily the growti'g dpmatid fur tolf
superior and poj'inar sewing machine,
aplo llll.lv ft BA fK.
IILuUWnAIUHB
aiOX I aV 1- X Y.
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Tbe TKIl'MPU sEG )R Hiii At JL.L.
mon. Portia"
THE A Lit IN A HOMKSSTEAD
is situated next to Albbia. and
tetwwn and fronting on both the
xtenslon of Fourth street. Kast
-Portland, and Use Vancouver
ad. A 1) t he lots Iu blocks 36, "Tt
H,2uud ,' areiOxia) feet, with
wenty-foot alleys tbrouith the
docks. Ail the other lots are !ix
i00 feet, nie streets are wide, and
Uave all been cleared, while the
lots are high and level and can
' i ?.
jvery eastly cleared.
We now offer for sale for a short
time a limited number of these
iots and blocks at reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
THE ALBINA HOMESTEAD
Is unuueKioiiub.'y tbe best field
for Investment and the most de
sirable place for location now in
ihemarket. lis close prox lmity
: the citiea of Portland and Ir ast
i
fort latid, and to the heavy tin
S 'it by the various companies un-
urovcnients now beluir cari-Uwl
3 H?r tue uire-tion oi Mr. vuiam
.1 bine hhops and other works of
''ice companies Its neamesa
he irv no -ks Elevators. Mi-
1 iiSi to the Album Kerry .together
v:m me jroiosea street Kail
ay from 1. street Ferry, In rst
tortlaud. ill make this mcinv
fvery accessible from i.U pari of
in se ciiii-h. in-ne advantages
wfll uecKSsaiUy attract a btix
;Opti'utioii, and In the meantime
,iake this the most nomilar and
;aa'uable suburban property lu
ins vv-miiy. wiuie in me near
.Ht lire it must furnish homes for
he rapidly iiictvasing population
-f Albina, and Uieu m value will
e nt lecst five tiines what we
ow ufl'er It for.- U' will show
ije property and give full Infor
mation to all who n'.ay ply to
is personally, and iiiqitiiia ad-
Ireswod to us bv mail will receive
rompt attention.
K.J. HA1U11T4CO., Real Es
tate Agents. 52 Morrison street.
land I.UWNSDALK ft CO.. Real
J-tate Agents, W'ashlngtoa st.
J Portland. Or.
jr.mmit.poftri.tmt
- BcoirsB &o co.,
I BUCKlHGHAff! & HECHT'S
BOOTS AND SHOES
j ; . . . ".
Are the BEST and COST NO MORE than
IHlier Brands, and if the Merchant with
whom yon Trade does not keep onr Good
it is became it PATS better to sell a
pair i of Boots or Shoes etery TWO
Hontju thai? e?cry FOUR or FIVE.
WE WARRANT EVERY PAIR
Wc make. AU Merchants In Good Credit
'.m proenre these Goods at onr Ware
houses In P0UJLAXD or San Frandsco.
TRY OUH "HERCULES" BOOTS.
1 KECIIT BROS. & CO.
USE ROSE 11T.T.S.
r-TJISr IDEA'S
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sf:iji.Tc2i
SFOiri ri:xo MARCH
VXG0H HEALTH AND LIFE.
KEHF.HBF.R, by PURIFYIJTO your BLOOD
you Regulate the Liver and Kidneys, cleanse tie
Stomach of all Morbid Secretions, and enioy th i t
irreat boon, Oood Health. So sufferer should fall to
Itive this popular remedy a trial. Get the OKNI'IIf i.
and observe the Trade Mark. One Dollar per Dot e
For sale evervwhere.
Ladies' Underwear,
j IXFASTSi AND CHILDREN'S
COMPLETE WAEDEOBES ,
1S5 Third Street, Portland, Or.
I ' I. O. Boa 36 .
USK ROSE PILLS."
D. J filALARKEY & CO.,
PiiflflcsCflfflii
j Bpeelalattentiosiftveii totheBkleM
Wheat, Oats, Flour, Wool & Dairy
i Produce.
Bead for WEEKLY PBICES CURRENT. omIIqA
, free on application,
liberal Adrances on ConNlgmnents.
! ;u1gn-'.nU and Orders BoHdted.
41 TKOXT ST.. roXT&AJU JM,
TVI--H WAI KKR. Froni St. foot of Rslmon. Porting
i5. 1870.
eisipiin
; 'nr m'ms' Wfiiri is '