r. ROSfMURG REVIEW ROSEBURG REVIEW 13 ISSUED '' FRIDAY MOHNINOS - BV-t- THE REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. J. R 'N BELL - - Editor. t . HAS'THK " ' ' - 'FINEST JOB OFFICE 5 U in. IN DOUGLAS COUNTY. '. CARDS, BILL HEADS, LEGAL BLANKS i - t : 1 X And other Printing, Including ; Large and Heavy Posters and Showy Hand-Bills Neatly nd Expeditiously executed - AT PORTLAND: PRICES ' . . $ 2 50 - 1 25 - - 1 00 One Year - -Six Months - r Three Months r ROSEBURG, OREGON; ' FRIDAY, APRIL, 9, 1880. NO. 1. VOL -XL -- I J if ... ,. . . . .. ' . I VIC Wo s . .... If ' . . . GEJrEBALDIBEOTOBY- . ..... Proaiiliik. Grover Cleveimsd. . t Dakiri.T. MA5Ka,SecreUry of i r r T..un. Secretary of the Interior. Wm C. Endicott. ...... .Secretary o WW AV. C Whitsev Secretary oi J- W T ViULt ....... -Posi Master General . Morrison R. Waits Chief Justice. STATE OF OREGON. J,Jf. DoLPH ..... U.S. Senators. -fcL:;;::.!...conre Z. F. Moody.;.. V''uf sute" R P Eaeiiabt..... . ; . . Secretary"! Stan. e;SSc- JrTiZ' K. B. Mr.EutoV....Supt, Pub. I"'1""' W. H. ByAb. Stata Printer. J. B. Waldo, O J., ) - . Wm. P. Ixbd, X . ...Supreme Ju.lgcs. W. W. TiiAYEr., v-J . v SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. R. 8. P.kaK..'o .it ..r.Vi.-- , J4l S: AVt HAnnvroiu ". "': rrWuUng Attorwgr.' DOUGLAS COUNTY. John EMMrrr, J. H. Sucpe. j Wm. Manning, IlEKRy ItOCEKB, f O. W, Riddle, ( C, B. Wilcox, ) G. W. Kimball. G. A.Taylob, ... . . Senators. ..Repres-ntatives. Clerk. Sheriff. D. S. West, . , F. W. Benson . ; Treasurer. ... School Superintendent. Assessor. E. C. Sacby, J. S. Fitzhuou County Judge. J. Hall, C. A. McGee Commissioners Wm. Thiel Surveyor. Dn.S. S.Maksteus Coroner. CITY OF ROSEBURG. II. C. Stanton, I .TnHV U iiT. I T. T. Sheridan, V Trustee. L. C. Wheeler, i P. Benedict. ; , ! T. FoKD Recorder. I G. J. Langedbeuo Marshal. John Chasb Treasurer. PROFESSIONAL L F. LANE, OHN LANE I; ANE & LANE, 1 Sh Attorneys at Law. Main street, oiposite Cosmopolitan H ttl. J C. FULLERTON, Attorney at Law. Office in Marks' brick, up stairs. S. WIIITEMOKE M. I). MYRTLE CHEEK OREGON. Office at ii. pyer's stoke. Residence at I lenry A. Adams'. R. C. HUNTER M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. CANYONVILLE OKEUON K. L. MtELER, M. D SUUGEOJf. Homa-opattiic Phj sician. Offiice up staira in the old Sheridan Brick, on Jackson Street, Roseburg, Oregon. Chronic diseases a speciality. F. G. (EHME, M. D. (Pronounced Ama.) HOMCEOPATTJIC PHYSICIAN & Graduate Of The UNIVERSITY Of Leipzig Germany. Office fc Residence at the house of the late H. Gatterman, Oak Street, near R. R. track, Roseburg. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS BAILEY'S HOTEL. Oakland, Oregon. Board $1 per Day; Single Meals, 25 cents, f2TTbi bouse has lately changed hands and is erouhly renovated and refurnished. The travel rig public will find the best of accommodations. No Cliiuameu Employed. SMIT.II BAILEY. ABSOLUTELY FHr CLASS M' fRS. D. C McCLALiLEiN, Proprietor of the McCLALLEN HOUSE. Large Sample Rooms for Comuiercial Travelers. ree Coach to and from the house - . Basjajjc dclivero free of ehar'e. DEPOT HOTEL, OAKLAND, OEEGON. Rtolaura Thomas, XH-op. Xirstt Class SLEEPING ACCOMODATIONS. AND TIIE Table supplied with the Best the Market affords Hotel at the Depot of the Railroad. SIOORE'S RESTAURANT. (Priucipaal Bugiuees Street) rioe1iiij, Qrejyon MEALS 35 CENTS, LODGING 25 CENTS We Keep the Best tha Market Affords. GENERAL MERCHANDISE- Sam C el Marks, Ashek Marks, S. MARKS & Co. -DEALERS IN- iEBEBAL UEBCBAXB -HAVE CONSTANTLY ON 1IANI-- D 'llllllV!il UV N Crockery, Glassware, Provisions, Wool and Produce of every Descrip tion Bought AND THE VERY HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR THEM. &m XVItlv CO ; jSL. JOSE.PHSON. HBW Y01I 04SI STORE. Keoj'S a full line of Dresa Goods of cveiy viukty anil Hlwulo A full line of Silks. A full lino of Satins, IVoeados aul Vol vets. A full line of Fancy Dress CJooils. A full lino of Hosiery. A f ull line ol' l lotliiuir. o H 1 t VI 0 b A fall line of Furnishing Goods. A full line of Hats anil Caps, Coots and Shoes. I b- A full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries and Tobaccos, j & A full li.ie of Crockery and Glassware. And last, but not least, a full line of Ostrich Plumes and Tips, with all kinds of Ladies Hat Trimmings and Hut Shapes of latest pattern. I - COTVEXS S 3E3X2 XMEX3 I JNl elOSIilliiBOJsr. All Kinds Of Fancy Groceries, Stationery Photograph and Perfumery, Autograph Albums Crockery and Stand, Hand, and Queens Ware, Hanging Lamps T A lil.K CUTLERY AND SILVER OTHER THINGS TO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. Call And See Me At The Post Office Stand. BUTTER AND EGGS BOUGHT. conmuTT, Successor to J. D. JO UN SON. DEALEK IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, DKUGS and PATENT MEDICINES Cheaper tban tlic Cheapest SHERIDAN BROTHERS, Roseburg, rcgon, They would announce that they have just received and now have on hand one of the largest stocks of General Hardware, etc. Ever Rrought to Douglas, and, when added to tlicir Stoves of all Patterns and Ready-made Tinwar They are prepared to declare tbey have toe best supply in their line of.'any house iu Southern Oregon, which tlioy propose selling Cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere lathe shape of BUILDING MATERIALS, in the way ol Locks, Butts, etc., we can oiler superior inducements to purchasers. 1 We can give you bargains in the following brands'of STOVES not equaled elsewhere: K'S BONANZA, FARMER'S UTILITY, DEXTER, PACIFIC, WIDE WEST, Mt.v (hcxvi iw.w. iron kin-. kmpirk oiTY BUCK CLARENDON. OCCIDENT, IKON KING, EMPIRE CJTY And other Sioves and Ranges. The best of workmen are constantly anil buvors should learu our liriecs. We have also bargains to odor in GUNS, such as Winchester, Sharp and other Riflee, as well as Shotguns aud Pistols. We are also Agents for the White. Peerless and New Home SEWING MACHINES, which we sell at the lowest rates ami warrant aa complete in eycry respect. We cau also supply Averill and Eutaor Paiats. 'The best u the market, at lowest rates. rices, and wc" promise Wr. THOMAS RA1IAM, A GRADUATE Of the University of To. at Philadelphia and of the ROYAL COLLECE OF SURGEONS, and ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, LONDON ENGLAND has located for the practice of his profession in ROSEBURG , - - OREGON. Office and residence, Washinirton slrcet opposite the Catholic Church. W. I. Fkiedlasder GOODS Cig-ars, Boots and Shoes. lioseSiiii'j;, Oi-. 0 0! CD o WARE, and TEN THOUSAND W fflf Moore BOOTS and SHOES, II ATS mil I ; A 1 IS I AO iuu J ry us employed iu the manufacture of our TIN WAR Give us a call, inspect our stock; inquire as to to suit you it any one can. 8HSV PILLS Are perfectly Ssre and always EtDeetaa.1. ITied to-day regularly by 10,000 American Women. DunalMil snBerlor to all others, or Cash r fancied. Don't waste moncv on wsrtBlma atrtisas. Try tbla Bcsscly Brat. Bold by all Druggists, or mailed to any address. Bend 4 cents for particulars. W1XVOX irEimv rsiuws., sra. Ill mm U jntr Rm Ynnno- Pmn. w o f UppOSlte O QlA-tiljC,. A .. . -w w .-ir-. r.rr . Douglas County V'Bankj HUMPHREY & FLINT, - . Rosobnrg ;- - - : - Oregon- TRANSACT A GENERAL " BANKING BUSINESS Sight Drafts Drawn on V Portland, San Francisco, New Yorkand other points. Bills of exahange on tha principal cities of Europe.': Deposits re ceived subject to check. Collections mad? on all accessablcpoints at reasonable rates. JOSEPH SUINDLER. f PROPRIETOR Ot The V i . C I T r ' -M AND ' - -v.." lEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A IV lull stock of Bread, Cakes, Pies, Plain ami Fancy Crackers, etc. Also a fine selection of French and American Candies and Choc ate Goods. . 80,000 CASES. tM' OF IIKTAL 1MSEASES! ASr- ' ' lri.-itulji iniiuu, "I?olyiiiH lteti. ETC., ETC., CURED IN 6 YEARS BYTKEBRINKERHOFFSYSTEM Dr. J. I. I'ilkiii'toii 1'roi.rictor ot the Portland kyk ami e.k Inkikmaiiv anil Vamtariak for Nekvoi: lisBAsii;s has been a;p"iiuel A'ciit anil l'hysician for this in Oregon & W. T. Nu skvere BUROICAL oi'kuatio.ns, no I ain no loss ot bukji. In 2 mouths, have cured several eases in which severe cutting on orations have failed. Am ivcruiit ltd to refer to Mr Jas. W. Weatherford, druyiist formerly of Salem. Jlr. Frank Gardiner, machincttt, Mr. U. A. Kamjiy Harrisburg, and others. If several patients apply will npend one day in eaeli mouth In Rosoburg. Add .'ess for pamphlet etc. J. B. 1MLKINGT0NM. I. V PORTLAND OR. IJTDr. Pilkington wjll be at the McClallcn House, Uoseburg from Fri day evening, April 9 th to Saturday evtniDK April lUth, IbbO. J. C. SHERIDAN JiSuecessor tojf R. S v; J. C SHERIDAN, DEALER IN HARDWARE Stox'saiul Tluwarc, . Uoseburj;, Oregon rnilE undersitnicd takee iiliaauro in an- I nouncinc to tlio public tiiat lie sellinc every tiling in hia huo at prices that ; DEFY COMPETITION! -IK YOU WANT- STOVES, AGKICULTUiia.L TOOLS IEON, STEEL, NAILS, Husesa 0E8, tinware, outleky Or anything in my line, call and examine my stocn ami learn prices before purchasing else where, as 1 am selling lower than ever. J. C. SHERIDAN T JASKULEK, J . Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician. ALL WOKK WAR It ANTED Dealer in Watches, Clocks-, Jewelry," Spccticles and Eyeglasses. A FULL LINE OF CK1AUS, TOBACCO & FANCY GOODS. THE OXLY KKMVBLE OPTOMEB IN TOWS fur the Iprniiecailiustmeiit of SD'Otuclos. Unix it 11,0 "C""""! uraxiiiaii lbiiblo sjiceiaeles ana $v glasses. Olliee in Hamilton's Ilriek lilock. A GIFT SoiiJ 10 conts poatae, and we will mail you free a royal, val ualile, sample box of goodu that will nut vou in the way i f inakinir mure money at (nice, than anything else i'i mul-i n:ii. i.'iin nexes ol Ail ayes can live at nonio and work in Kro time, or all-the time. Capital not reuirc.l. We will gt irt you. Immense pay sure tor tlinso who start at onec. STiNsox x co, 1 ortiana i Maine. O.P.TOMPKINS, i "Agent of 111 IflNnwUFPruiNW! IILL IMIIUU Ul II! L. Ul llllUiUL.' A., orders from tho country filled on short notiee from Every Class Or Kind of Goods from Fii-st-Class Slock, . j Absolutely tiiO charges or comruwsion .', , " n. will be chargeil forfiUiar ordew. OFFICE: 107 first street, At D. W. I'krn tick's rortland,Or i.-fi': ni. ..i i - on-araio dcwiptlnns il vatnmljl . . .; .11 Itrt'Hlt or VKCiTARI.K ,-, ,.'. .,. Ii l' 1.1(14, M. Iwslaabl , M-rkot iiar.nr. eiMvl fur It. :.n CO., Detroit, Miohigan. L. BELFILSI WAT C JBC3VT-AJKlX3Xt. I feel confide t of giving satisfaction in all -ork I I also repair musical instruments. SI have the County patent richt foT sale of Concrete wuglas,.ouuty: I I will also teach any kind of Instrumental music. 1 AIM uuu uesirxnv lnSLTUCUOU WU1 Call OH Ule Kb watchmaiung shop. IfcBnroa. Central Hotel ! HOSEIjUIJG. OHiaGON, i .... OPPOfilTK CAULON'S LIVEUV STAP.LK. Doard and Lodging per day . $ I . oo " " " week 5.00 44 Without Lodging 4 , MeaU, 25 cents. Lodging, 25 cents- Thorough satisfaction is promised to travel ers and the public generally. MRS. JS. GARRISON j lM Ioiin Keneuy, Clerk. O. C. Perkins, Steward. No (hinese employed. Opim Habit Cured. - llTMrii6y,::b!ie' - who . Liu?" con tracted the Opium habit, uo matter hoy long used, in four weeks without injury to themselves, and so they will have no desire for Opium again. ESRooms and Lodging furnished at my office, in Roscburg. Communica tions and treatment strictly private. J. WooincFF M. 1). Roseburg, Oregon. HUBBARD CREEK MILLS, CLARKE Sz BAKER, Props. Having pureluised the above named mills of E. Stephens & Co., we are now prepaped to furnish any amount of the best'iuality of aver offered to the public in Douglas County. We will furnish t the mill at the following pri.es; No- f rough lumber 12 No, 1 Souring, 0 inch . r - 1 M No. 1 flooring, 4 ineh S-G SI No. 1 finishing lumber S"-0 M No. 1 finishing lumber dressed on 2 sides s24 M No. 1 finishing lumber dressed on i sides?." M CLAKKK & BAKER. DEALER IN Luiulter, Wasli, Doorn iiutl 3onltliiis OF TUB VEBY HKST MAIEI.'IAb. -OJIE AND GET TEKMS IJl'.K'.ilvK I'L'Ut'UAS- J- mg elsewhere. Office near LHipot , .Uo.seliur Agent for J1. J. Whitsett's Lumlier. Ageo & MlLLIil!. Hew Butcher Shop Wo keep all kinds of FRESH and PICKLED meats. STISFACTION ASSURED. Hides of all kinds bought. TIIE QL1) RELIABLE "Established in 18G7. Jacob ESizvr II. PARBY, Merehai.t Tailor. in the Ret! Front, ncxi door to A. C. Mark Store. Repairs and Alterations neatly done. S. A. HITCH IXSOX. MILLINERY STORE! i T ADIES WILL FiND MY STOCK LAKGE AK1) J Ll Complete. Prirra, iu..ser4t. "v,&rtA1 Uvm M Call. Miis. R. A. Hitciiissos MADAME AND MR. DROUILHAT'S STAR OF PORTLAND Restaurant, v 69 AND C91 AIDER STREET, Holton House Buildm MEALS A LA CAE T E 15 CT.3. fl. Kates for Regular Boarders to sujj the times- fSTSpeeial Terms made with ,r.l.W,.w .n. ItTS for Wcdiliiii". l'arliru ('Inn !)...., u....; I I tics kina, ly ivlu(f order a little inadyance. ASZrJi, ... .. ,.,lTw. The BIJVERS CUTDK t iMOea BUurcn ana pt.j iwchrear. 49S16lpage 8Ki lis utcncvnmn over '3, COO ItUnatamtkma Trhole xtetoro tiniiery. GIVES Wholesale Prtccf direct to coiuumeri on all cowU o penoxua or fkmHr TeiU how to order, a4 gtroa exact coat of every thing yom aae, eat. drink, wear, or hay fan wtUu Tnee I3TVAXTJAB1.E BOOKS eontasM Information (cleaned from tho marketa of tho world . Wo will mall . a copy FREES to any ad droM npott receipt of 10 eta. to defray expense of maJatetr. Let na hear from 0 BMpoetAdlr i ..--iwhQ j MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. 97 g$? Wahwh Aven-, (Monaoi Iii. SSSSBB MAKSHa. AM PREPARED TO DO FIRST CLASS Work in this line, and ask a share of I tho pattonase of Rosebur2 and vicin- 1 V I , FI TllVi V fltl'lll Dl.YS - Hext door to L. Belflls Jewelry Store, Be shears Or. it i Absolutely Pure This powder never varies. A marvel of purity Htrent; th and wlioicsomcnesa. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in co petition with the multitude of low test, shunt weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold ouly in cans. KOYAL 1JAKING PO'VJEK CO., ICC Wall St N. Y. Mrs. R Breckenridge I AGEXT FfJK w. ii. Mccormick, Importer and Manufacturer of WONUMENTSSHEADSTONES ! Of American aud foreign Marble and Scotch Granite. Esiimutes given for Coping in Sand Stone, Also Agent for Walker' a Iron Fence for Ceineteiy Enclosure, ROSEBURG, OREGON H. C. Stanton DEALER IN lVIiidiii kilt i ' nmiin i m uiu uuuui? OF TIIE BEST QUALITY. GENERAL FURNISHING, UOS1E i;y,'t It I M M I KU Ac. Boots Shoes OF THE RUST QUALITY. afull-- of- GROCERIES ! Wood Anil Willow WAUE CROCKERY & GLASSWARE, ELECTRIC LAMPS, SCHOOL ROOKS, f AND STATIONARY. Subscription AGENCt. i Subscription received for all Eastern and European Publication?. r EGGS FOR II ETCHING FROM WYANDOTTES, I PLYMOUTH UOClvS, UllOWN LEGHORNS, i T 1 1 li" T 1 1 T W r f TilVd viDiu I llllli lliKbll, J,.hiAI)JrG V ARIE- TIES. I KEFP NO 0 HERS, Mv six Wyau'Jotto Hon iiiado a reeord last season j of ono hmulrod and twenty eii egg caeh in aix nioiitln, from January 15th, W July 15th. Aside from thoir utility they are tho1 handsomest fowl I havo over handled. Eggs one netting 84 two settings 87 three: settings $9 My Plymouth. Rooks Have always stood at the f runt . sexcrat years. always wiiinine; the hjtfhest hujiora wherever on ex j lhri H' a few chiic ri. forsio at no u b,rds ,rom I My Stock of Brown Leghorns. Ca"01 8ur ' 4 W country My slrain i8 a dnet crulli lK;uocn fowlg , in rted roiu lkiRucr of Massachtisettraml Kceferof Illinois. Eggs, one setliiijf 82.50 two nettings 4 three set tings W- A few extra choice Cockerel!! for sale at S?l to S5. All mv fowls have hid splendid ranjj, are liealthy finely marked f guarantee a good imti'h :mJ perfect aatMactiuij. Send fctamp for haii-k'oniely illustrated natalndur. tWn must ac-onipaiiy all orders. Address, J- M. tfAfllllSON. Foroht Grove Orocon N. I!. Evprcas charges light, Wells, Fargo & (V. express i(ives gpecisl low rates U all my usuvmerH J. M. G. TJrcwster's Tateht Beta Holder. Yonr lines are uhere you put Uwm not unner norses- ice, one mtpni aniu u am. u 5 days, one dealer srdd 0 dos. In 1 days. Samples worth 10 r&ES. Write for terms. E. E. DitEWSTEB, Holly, Mich. s COFFEE HOUSE MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Meals after 9 o'clock P. M. SOcts. at other hours 25ets. Second door north of 3Iarks Brick on Jackson Street. We give the best the market affords, Mrs. Ha rev Lambeet. WAsuixarox letter. Washix(jton, March 22, 188G. . With the Senate's investigation of the Administration, tlio House Com mittee's investigation of Pan-Elccw.ic stock, and another investigation of the Commissioner of Pensions in regard to the charges he brought against his pre decessor, Dudlej, it would soem thai the spirit of inquiry were raging here now. On the conlrwy all of these affairs are dismal farces. So sensations have been evolved from the Telephone busi ness, and public interest in it is rapidly subsiding. Hon. Casey Young has contradicted the imputations against the A ttoi-ney-Geherai; aiid in se3ln"g letters for publication as testimony, out of 212, live were from Mr. Gar land, none of which bear on the sub ject under investigation Gen. Black js well fortified with proof of his allegations against ex-Com missionerLVidley's Republican Pension Machine. He has submitted cases of gross irregularity, showing that claims were advanced and allowed as partisan rewards, and he has hundreds of affida vits in reserve. As to the Senate's fight for pajwrsj none but the blindest of partisans can tec any other out come of the Republi can situation than a surrender. There is a desire on the part of ost of the Senators who have followed Mr. Ed munds' lead to drop tho contost as soon ... - .vQoiuni mm nTiitjf us iiniy as possi- ble about it The debate has involved c. . . so many Senators 111 contradictions and inconsistencies that it has clearly strengthened the President in hisposi- tion. It has also served to direct at- tejUoa to the evils of secret session so intently that their very existence is stronglv threatened. rpi , . . t . . m, Ilio weakest point of the Repubh- can position is that they have called ft. U,;S if,,Un to W Mrf St- Chamber sessions. If the Senate con- sidetedthe President', m open session, there would be much I more excuse for those attacks unon him for his secrecy. Senator E i tor Edmunds Is sorely cut by the BurcJv insnre good seams, and oonse ,f ilmT?;,,.., .. t. quemly wdl-fitUnff dressca. of the Finance committee. Its H ysQbss About and back of icuib ui mcriiiiince eommir,LR itji resolve to reiKirt thu noajinatioiin ofl Internal Revenue Collector, refered to it in spite of the caucus, was a square lack down from the republican posi- tion. And the present week is likely to witness similar action on the part of the Indian Affairs Committee, and other Committees which are weary of the useless contest ,. lliere was never any genuineness or cohesion m tho movement, and it re- seams pin and baSEO with the frOTlt to ,,.;iri ii . ward you. rmctnjjering p sJCurc at the quued little political keenness to see waist-l&o frxst. and t' very care- what would certainly happen. The obstruction was a political blunder, and tnere was so little interest in it that the public did not even charge its mind with tha task of keeping up with the debate. The indignation which , - . , , , , was pumped up was false and labored, and there has been no time when the EmnUiiwiRniMtiin Jn a Ka,i "a,ci not regretted the course into which tbey were dragooned by tho rasping L-..1 fil,Tnt f "" j. 4 L I ov.iuo.iin.no Hum i cimuiiu Asan ex - perimental issue it has been a dismal failure, and it is only astonish the pretense was kont un aa lonrr L 0 was Much wis pviwfwl l.cr ti,a m. w as luucn w t,s exjiected by the ma joiiij senators rrora their colleague, Air. Snnnnw. fhn nnu, Sono.. t, w -it v iscousm. lie occupied the floor part of two days, but failed utterly to cover himself with o-lnrv tt .t.i v ami out quite brarelv but in windinj: up lirv iml lnu( .nn.l .1 P , ..wgU.i,g,UFUU urouna lOl aOOUt an hour pointlessly in search of a suit alio finale, repeated himself half dozen timnH. anil rlncAil n,,Un 1.. , vji,,ijr. o i y-,, ... . """wi iaiiuuih, oi vreorgia, will oe heard in a long speech to-day on the JJouaooratic side, and Senator In trails. of Kansas, will follow next in behalf nf tUa. i?.,i.i:... ir . vruUi,wr. ixu IB One OI their ablest men and has a carefully prepared speech. Ihe bill to iiension the widow nf Guneral Hancock lias been before the n j , ,, . House, and was ; eloquently supported by Ivcpresentative Lingham, of Penn- sylvanw. Representative Pnce. Wiwnntin oi.i rl it ii.. . -1 ,i Wisconsin, opposed it Ho said the country had paid General Hancock brilliant, bravo, generous in all prorations, the sum of 6152,000 twenty ve ira. "He Is iped to Save your country suggr-sted Mr. Binshain. Ami there lire hnn diedsof tliousandsas gojd ns he neipcii to save the eountrv, who are starving, replied Mr. Price." Tho pen- n i sion will be ?2,000 a year. There are many members who would be dad to . 1 a- nnn .... , make it o,U00, but the widows of Gen. Thomas and Admiral Farragut receive $2,000, and precedents in such matters are difficult to overcon.a The pope has put forth a brief the clergy of Italy forbidding the of polkas, waltzes, and other forms dance music in churches. -. contin ued from last week) 'AhA potr," sold. Bcajamia Anway, "I return tho moact tout money of which yon have been, tJefrAuded all these rears." Hie voice was severe and 6tern but Adelaide, looking tA him timidly, ascance, tanciea sne saw a twmiuc m. his era ' , John HantlefU blasterihg aggressiTO-' oesB haU left bin gone, never to re turn.' He hung hfe head over the mass of gold and $e mildewed figments of bather. "And in oil thce yeara," he asL tftlh abject delf-reprdaoh, 'he has nevor onoo reminded me that it was my fault we oached tho money, when he thoot best toleave'lHn the bank." . "Why, man! Xieavuj blcg? my souir" cried Benjamll Anway, "you have fore- stauea myreTcnee. x came cere cx Aant Marr' tMrectiomj to an Amateur Dreostnaker. - "To Degia'with," sail Aunt Mary, taking the front piece oi tBe paper pat tern and folding tt over oareftdly sJt tho waisl VtK, "select a thread that runs from 6el?eHg6 to selvedge anfl ptece this crease I have ma2o tt tSas waist lino upon ftj When yori are Sure fJH waist fine of yottr pattern is perfectly even with the groin of the cloth, smooth out the pattern top and bottom and after securing it f&nily fa (he clotli 'ct tho waist Ene ptu It firmly to the cloth and cut ft out- Do not mind if thp pattern elopes a litlJo on the front from the bust to tlic neck; (he waste of material will be very alight 804? that your waist lino 1 straight, then go ahead; and I would advise yJn to cot one piece & a time until yon uave more experi- i "From tlfl? second Bias to tHe first I ffcll. MVI W.WAMV 4WV WU T' D"tiUI WW- wflxu lEnaeucy, v saia Aunt maxy; per- 7 yo hot ncllQed tyoOr own. wajsl snows this teMchcy as van a: proa the Wps; bat?Ba TlC, frorn tho hem to the Crst bias and fptta' the first 1 tap frst seam dust be straight as it is .SK? fi maft carefuHy justa& eUpt instructed toh by toy pat- terflTpcQ (TCTbs JrflOj ncljh to ootch on (huwajst line I run a thread for fear of losing etght of thts vtry irrrportant Hoc " 'ifgKIFSS8gZ fiSJt VVhen eU was ready, 6ho said: "Now, 11 any wav. By that I mean you can not PrQpeny btgin to baste every seam aK thq toy or bottom cJ the waist There ara a low rules wnico, u toitoweo, wm ' .v . . , . tlte wsdat. .Ehr,hat-1 mean tlm richt SSiSOTlJJ0 . bo ?U1 know I mean tfcfe rfeltt fitde. anu in M&Snj Q bacfi jrga vlW know I piass are t& first to Po basted. Se- car tJtem By plnnlng.tjtho watet line, &g$3& With the fro&J; toward yCta fjaste finely. rempiTJCTma inas toe rmer me oasungs iog nicer ura aeaiu when BUtchetL The next two ml COt R? etretcn the facta. Ifjo next g SLSSkS SSI that; sua frgm tnefC tOw!Lf(J .;tco bottom $ffi&ER W ward you, end pftorftboteihe waist ne towara jneioa, uasio mjyie samo way fmd-vrjff wju lave xxO trouble in nnlmdsft-mWbttr Cl the hip. T&a rounding tfeeff tbatKfiQ the curve tliecost IE pttt taverj- carttuy. tio.ia mcfc .was COwHrrJ you, aUxlfij 6astanffCto tta fe t$5 bot- SSS'SSS tontfeG very care 1 fln.siiv in1 Carved back. Tire backs 818 B ft little tbw.ai&lifre is ap- I , . . 11 t -.w 1M. , . I I uer-eeaw? ruwji myugo uaey mieouca to tronbls tr. The baria seem too wida far the ubvt& Brrt eeo bete; vou pm WE 61103 UrmiV, AUD DRCK Uii 100K3 bsJty; glTfitt a gentle pull; not too nrodh, but jufil cuoagb tp show vou it W to Place easily, and pin and Ayrrry yftrnV "Now wc will examine it," said Aunt ,1 1UUXV. oo BUU BU1CUU LUU noun UUV UU mu J wf. anA inrl ftfteT,tinn to - 1 the thread wtrich ran m a oontinuous j around the waist Good Hoitsekeep- I ' I CRABS AND CROWS. i How tho Modern ZZZwxogtnM La U.. I teUIenco. In looking over a curious old book , I tne otner oay we came upon uiu wuuw I , 1 ,WM vihinh- tact3 can hardly be accepted as such in our day. " In one of I them it ia explained now crabs cat oys- tBW W '011 oysters, tho wily crab hunts about until he finds m goic quiot coer an oyster opening Ws 8heU to enlov the sunshine and fresh of I air or rather salt water. Knowing tliat his claws would be stnasnea u ne mnniml within thb nowcrful srriy - 1 of the shells, tho crab thoughtfully at his leisure, with no more remorse than the human being fcelsr who i ita I V, If mj-tllMos with o rmm I hia an. I UUil 1119 1UUHU.1V fllkU wvr ooant has not been verified by recent - 1 observers, any more man the fable of :as to e&er tnat the modern crab uaa retrograded in lntclugence, or the modem sclcmtbt advanced. Another such story is that there is a special en- miry between the crow and the owl, in pnreuance of which the crow devours the owl's egga In the daytime, when the owl can not eoc, Bod the owl Lhe Crow's In the night when the crow can not see. ; v nceief ; Y llc?x 1 he chivalry oi the average man consists in protecting a woman against every to J man avo himself." use J Things are unbearable! just until We of j hare them to bear; their possibility ' with them. -Geonre Mc Donald. pressjy ta wring toaj , aomission rrora you at ttpolnt of th sword!' '-F AWf, 6 the Argonaut. . ; ; -i proscaon, aoa you wji mxyv no uuucruiy mg that in pettfnf? thorn, fcvtn if sou secure them na it I at tho waist linQ fifst. No? the Bhoul- ' . " - . '., . ... -., "j