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ROSEBURG REVIEW IS ISSUED j, FKIDAY MOUNINGS .: . BY ' . '. THE REVIEW PUBLISHING C. J. II. N. BELL, - - Editor. One Year - - - - - $2 00 - - 1 25 V - i oo Six Months - - - -Three Months - - - GEflESAL DIRE0T0B Y- V GlIOVEIt CLEVftL Ajg.f : . .'. . ."President. Thos . Y Bayakd ....... Secretary of State Daniel T. MASSixo.SecreUry of Treasury. L. Q. C. Lamar. .Secretary of the Interior. Wm. C. Esdicott. v Secretary w ar W. C. Whitnet. 7S. . .Secretary of havy. VV. T. Vit.as .... . . .Post Mwter General . A. 11. Garland. . . Attorney General. MoeuisoN, R. Wah e Chief Justice. . STATE OF OREGON. .T.N, Dolph ........... u g Senators. T. II. Mitchell... ItlNdER Hermann. . . Congressman. Z. F. Moody GVofTr' R. l Earmaet.. Secretaryof State. Edward Hiescii State Treasurer. E. B. McELKOY....Supt. Pub. Instruction. W. H. Byabs.... ...... SUte Printer. J. B. Waldo, C. J.,) . , . Wm. P. Lord, ... Supreme Judges. W. W. Thayer, J SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. -.. R. S. Bkaj.... 1 ..... . ... ....... ..'.JndRe. -J. V IlAMii.Tos.,.t.Piocnting Attorney. DOVa LAS OOUKTYY"'" - John Emmitt, I Senators. J. H. Sucpe. ) Wm. Mansisg, ) J,lERry,?0iER8' Itcpres. ntatives. (1. W, Riddle, ( r C. B. Wilcox, J G. W. Kimball Clerk. G. A. Taylor, Sheriff. I). S. West ..Treasurer. F. W. Benson School Superintendent. E. C. Sacuy. Assessor. J. S. FmnoGH :. County Judge. J. Hall, C. A. McGke, . . . .Commissioners. Wm. Thiel Surveyor. Dr. S. S. Marstkrs Coroner. CITY OF ROSEBURG. 1 1. C Stanton, I John Rast, I J. P. Sheridan, Trustees. L. C. Wheeler, X P. Benkdict. ; T. Ford Recorder. G. J. LANGKnBERG Marshal. John Chase... Treasurer. PROFESSIONAL L F. LANE, OIIN LANE J ANE & LAN I', Attorneys at Itw. Main street, opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel. : T C. FULLERTON, o. Attorney at Law. Office iu Marks' brick, up stairs. s. WIIITEMORE M. D. MYRTLE CREEK OREGON. Office at u. dyee's stoke. - Residence at Henry A. Adams'. R. C HUNTER M D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. CAKYONYILLE OREGON IC L. MILLER, M. D Homoeopathic Physician. Offiico up stairs in the old Sheridan Brick, on Jackson Street, Rosebnrg, Oregon. Chronic diseases a speciality. F. G. (EHME, M. D. (Pronounced Ama.) HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & Graduate Of The UNIVERSITY Of Leipzig Germany. Office & Residence at the house of the late II. Gatterman, Oak Street, near R. R. track, RoseLurg. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS- BALLETS HOTEL. Oakland, Oregon. Board $1 per Day; Single Meals, 25 cents, fifThis house has lately changed hands and U Droughty renovated and refurnished. The travel ng public will find tho best of accommodations. No Cliiiiamtm Euiployed. SXiriH BAILEY. Absolutely JJRS. D.C FIRST CLASS McCLALLEN, Proprietor of the McCLALLEN HOUSE. Large Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers. ree Coach to and from the house Baffgae delivcre free of charge. DEPOT HOTEL, OAKLAND, OREGON. Itioliurtl Thoiuas, Prop, First Class SLEEPING ACCOMODATIONS. AND THE Table supplied with the Best the Market affords Hotel at tho Depot of tho Railroad MOORE'S RESTAURANT. (PrinciiKial Business Street.)- Koseburg, Orcjiron MEALS 25 CENTS, LODGING 25 CENTS Wo Keep the Beat the Market Affords, VOL. XI. GENERAL Samcel Marks, Asiier Marks, S. MARKS & Co. -DEALERS IN- illllM HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND n mtii. II! III '3 XJJlIlJIlll Crockery, Glassware, Provisions," Wool and Produce of every Descrip tion Bought AND THE VERY HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR THEM. . MARKS fc CO - RoHcbui-ff, Or. M. JOSEPHSON. IIW YOBS Keeps a full line of Dress Goods of eveiy variety ami Sluulc. A full line of Silks. A full line of Satins, Brocades and Velvets. A full line of Fancy Dress Goods, . A full line of Hosiery. A full line of Clothing. o o b A fall line of Furnishing Goods. A full line of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. A full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries and Tobaccos. A full line 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 Hat Shapes of latest pattern.' -COME AJNX) S3Z3Z1 XtXXl- MJOSEPHSON. All Kinds Of Fancy Groceries, Stationery i Photograph and Perfumery, ; Autograph Albums -Crockery and Stand, Hand, and Queens j Ware, Hanging Lamps TABLE CUTLERY AND SILVER OTHER THINGS TO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. Call And See Me At The Post Office Stand. BUTTER AND EGGS BOUGHT. W iy. Moore CORfflUTT, Successor to DEALER DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, DRUGS and PATENT MEDICINES; Cheaper than the Cheapest. SHERIDAN BROTHERS, Roseburg, rcgon, They would announce that they have just received and now have on hand one of the largest stocks oT General Hardware, etc. Ever Brought to Douglas, and, when added to their Stoves of all Patterns and Ready-made Tinwar Thev are oreDared to declare thev have Southern Oregon, which they propose selling In the shatie of BU1LD1.NU MATEIil offer superior inducements to purchasers. Try us. We can give you bargains in the following brands'of STOVES not equaled elsewhere BUCK'S BONANZA, FARMER'S UTILITY, DEXTER, PACIFIC, WIDE WEST, CLARENDON, OCCIDENT, And other Sioves and Ranges. The best of workmen are constantly and buyers should learn our Prices. We have also bargains to offer in GUNS, such as Winchester, Sharp and other Killee, as well as Shotguns and Fistols. We are also Agents for the White, Peerless and New Home SEWINU MACHINES, which we sell at the lowest rates and warrant W e can also supply Averill and 'The best n the market, at lowest rates. ' rices, and we promise Dr. THOMAS CUAII.OI, A GRADUATE Of the University of Pa. at Philadelphia and of th ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, and ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, LONDON ENGLAND has located for the practice of his profession In ROSEBURG - - - OREGON. Office and residence, Washington street opposite the Catholic Church. KLos MERCHANDISE - W. I. Friedlandeu (iOODS, GliODIIllillS Cigars, Boots and Shoes. CASE if 01 O 0 m 0 S3 WARE, and TEN THOUSAND J. D. JOHNSON. IN BOOTS and SHOES, HATS aud CAPS tne best supply iu their line ofiany house in Cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere AJLH. iu the way 01 locks, uuub, etc., we can IRON KING, EMPIRE CWTY employed in the manufacture of our TINWAR as complete in every respect. Rutoer Paints. Give Us a call, inspect our stock; inquire as to to suit you it any one can. wm PILLS Are oerfectlT (Safe and always Effectual, Used to-day regularly tT 10,000 American Women, eaau-aate uverlor all tken,mrraiB refaae4. Don't waste monev on wartAlCM notiniBU. TrT til la Benrf.T first. Sold by all Druggist, or mailed to any adirem. Send 4 cents for particulars. WaXCOX SPECIFIC COM Fblltutm.. Pa. Wash House. Sam Young Prop. Opposite CARLON'S STABLE. IllOIIIIfgl our ROSEBURGr, OREGON. Douglas County Bank,. HUMPHREY & FLINT, Roaeburg " - Oregon- TUANSACT A GENERAL? - " BANKING BUSINESS . , Sight Drafts Drawn en Portland, San Francisco, New itork and other points. . Bills of exchange on the principal cities of Europe. ' Deposits re ceived subject to check. Collections made on all accossablepoints at reasonable rates. JOSEPH SHINDLER. PROPRIETOR OfThel- - . ANJ ' . TEErS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A IV full stock of 15read, Cakes, 1'ies, Plain anil Fancy Crackers, etc. A'.mj a fine selection of French and American Candies and Choc- ate Goods. 30,000 OASES C4T OF KIX'TAL DISEASES! -AS- , Piles, l?etnl Ulcers, ITiss urcs, Prni,itnsu 11 i, ITistulns iit iino, Polypus XScoti. ETC., ETC., CURED IN 6 YEARS BY THE ERINKERHOFF SYSTEM Dr. J. B. rilkintoii I'roj.rietor of the Portland kvb and ear Infiumakv and Vaxiiahian for Nbktoi 8 Diheakes hag been up Hinged Agcut and Physician for this in Orcg- & W. T. No skverm bi'Ruical, OI EKATI0.VS, 110 I'AI.S 110 LOHH tf BUH1. Ill 2 IUOI1U1S, have cured several cases in which severe cutting op eratioiis have failed. Am permitted to rcfor to Mr Jas. W. Weathcrford, drujrifist formerly t Salcni. Mr. Frank Gardiner, machiiicst, Mr. It. A. luimpy Harrisburt;, and others. If several aticnts aj)ily will spend one day in each month In Roscburg. Address for pamphlet etc. J. B. riLKlNGTON M. D. PORTLAND OR. ggTDr. Pilkington will heat the McClallen House, Roscburg Satunlay May 8th, 188G. J. C. SHERIDAN Ta.Succcssor to II. S'li J.G SHERIDAN, DEALER IN HARDWARE Stoves and Tiiiwar ; . " Roscburg, Orcgoii 11I1E undersigned takeo pleasuro in an nouncing to tho public that ho sollins everything in his line at prices thut DEFY COMPETITION! IF VOC WAST STOVES, AQEI0ULTUKAL TOOLS IRON, STZIIL, NAILS. Hfct3S3H OES, TINWAEE, ' CUTLERY Or anything in my line, call and examine my stock and learn prices before purchasing else where, as I am selling lower than ever. J C. SHERIDAN T JASKULEK, O . Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician ALL WOKK WARRANTED. Dealer in Watches, Clock?, Jewelry, Spectacles and Eyeglasses. A FULL. LINE OF CI'iAKS, TOBACCO A FANCY GOODS milE ONLY RELIABLE OPTOMER IN TOWN X for the prKsr adjustment of Spectacles. lppot or tne deiHiinc i;razilian PelilMe speciacies ana Kye glasses, umce 111 Hamilton s tinck lilocK. A GIFT Send 10 cents wstagc, and we will mail you free a roval, val- uhIiIc, saniplu box of goods that will put yon In the way of making more money at mice, than anythinjf else in America. Both sexes of all aes can live at lioni e and work in spare time, or all the time. Capital no t required. We will swrt yon. Immense ay sure for those who start at once. Stinson & Co., Portland Maine. " O.P.TOMPKINS, COMMISSION & PURCHASING Agent of ALLKINDSOF MERCHANDISE A., orders from the country filled on short notice from Every Class or Kind of Goods from First-Class Stock. Absolutely gno charges or commission will be charged for filling orders. OFFICE: 107 first street, At D. W. Trent-ice's Portland.Or J38S it H contains a. boat IS pffM. t Trtl of VEGETABLE - r.UI.KS, CI4. iDf ,UW -1, Garineri. g?nd fcr ft. - CO., Detroit, Mtohlgaru L. BELFILS Watchmaker. I feel confident of giving satisfaction In nil work "irusieu 10 me 111 watches, clocks, and Jewelry. 1 also repair musical instruments. T I have the County patent riifht for sale ot Concrete vchici.l ripe ior couvevln water to any place de sired in Douglas Couutv'; I will also teach am klntl nf inatrnmAnLuLl milftic. Anyone desirfnj; instruction will call on me at my "u.'uiwuuir snop. u. BKLrlU. .'-'. -. l T O .RevieWo FRIDAY, APRIL, 1G, 1886. ! ItOSEBURG, OREGON, ?.OPP08ErB CARLO ITS LITEKT STABLE. V Board and Lodging per day. ......... .00 .. .. -wwk 5.00 0 j Without Lodging 4.00 Meals, 25 cents. Lodging, 25 cents- Thorough satisfaction is promised to trarcl-crr-nd thepublic generally; - MRS. . GARRISON t Prop. JOHN Kenedv, Clerk. - T O; C; Perkiks, SteWard. ' No'Chmesc employed. . . . , - , Opium Habit; j: Cured. . iJ fein.j ro any oua irhp ... has con tntoted tho Opium habit," no 'matter how long uacd, in four weeks without injury to themselves, and so Jhey will have no desire for Opium again. fRooms and Lodging furnished at rny offico, in Roseburg. Communica tions and treatment strictly private. J. AVooiruff M. D. Roseburg, Oregon. HUBBARD CREEK MILLS, CLARKE & BAKER, Props. Having purcliancd the aWe named mills of E. Stephens & Co., we are now prepaped to furnish any amount of the heat quality of LUMBER ever offered to the public in Douglas County. We will furnish at tho mill at the following prices; No-1 rough lumber .'. '.....$13 H No, 1 flooriug, 0 inch . 2i M No. 1 flooring, 4 inch 826 M No. 1 finishing lumber ...$20 M No. 1 finishing lumber dressed on I sldos $24 M No. 1 finishing lumber dressed on 4 sldes-26 M CLARKE & BAKER. L. a. mmmhE DEALER IN L.mitber, Snsln, roors and 3IoiilliiiH OF THE VERT BEST MATEUIAL. nOME AND GET TERMS BEFORE PCRCHAS- KJ lag elsewhere. Offlee noar Depot, .Roseburg. Agent for J. J. Whitsett's Lumber. Agee & MILLER, Hew Butcher Shoif We keep all kinds of FRESH and 'ICKLED meats. STISFACTION ASSURED. Hides of all kinds bought. THE OLD RELIABLE Established in 1867. Jacob Bittzcr H. TARRY, Merchaut Tailor. in the Red Front, next door to A. C. Marks Store. Repairs aud Alterations neatly done. MRS. S. A. Ill T IILSO., MILLINERY STORE! Onlialntl, Oi'eeroii. T AWES WILL FJD MT STOCK LARGE AND JLi complete, trices moderate. iv M Oall. Mrs. S. A. Hotchissom. MADAME AND MR. DR0UILHAT8 STAR OF PORTLAND Restaurant. 69 AND 693 ALDER STREET, Holton House Buildin MEALS A LA CARTE 15 CTS. UP. Bates for Regular Boarders to suit the times Special Terms made with persons dslring din ncra for Weildlnm. Purtio. ninii D.,.nin.. 10 ties of all kinds, by irWIn order a little in advance." aPriTate R oms for Ladleswlthoutextracharge. Accomodation Room for Quests from 8 to 16 persons. Tb BTJTEKW OtTTOB M bned Marela aad Bept smelt rear. UlpHPH BXxll)( licl 1 w itn over 3.BOO tl Wbola Pletvora Galtey. GITE WhoIeaaX Prloea Urtt to eontwmtn m all coodi tor peraonal or QuaMr vae. Tell berr to order, ana gtrM 'exact cost ofmr Hiay rot UH cat, drtnk, wear, er barra fun wlUu TImim EfVAXUABIJ! BOOK! eontalm lBjOoranation glMuaed from the marfcaf oft 1m wvrid. W will maa a oopr FRKB to aar dreai apoa reeelpt of 10 eta. to defray expeaM f mafitnfr Ziet ma bear from jvmm O KeapaetfaUr 1 :'aQ3 MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. 87 t 889 Wafcaah Aretrao. Cfciuaaa. HI. I AM PREPARED TO DO FIRST CLASS Work in this line, and ask a Bhare of the patronage of Roseburg and vlcin itj, ' ELMIXA Y. CRUMP. Ks .t door to L. Belfus Jewelry Store, Roebeurg Or. . Central Hotel Will Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A ninfvel of purity, strength and whoicsomoness. Mare economical than the ordluarr kinds, and cannot be sold iu co petition with the multitude of l.lw test, shout welKht alum or phosphate powders. Sold ouly iu cans. ROYAL BAKING FOWDEU CO.. 100 Wall st n. y. Mrs. R. Ereckenrldre AO EST FOR W; H. McCOEMICK, Importer and Manufacti irer of IWONUMENTSSHEAC STONES Of American and foreign Marble anl Scotch Granite. Estimates given for Cnpiog iu Sand Stone, Also Agent for Walker's Iron F;nce for Ceineteiy Enclosure. ROSEBURQ. - OREGON H. O. Stanton DEALER IN STAI'Llf DM GOODS! , OF . I THE BEST QUALITY. GENERAL FURNISHING, HOSIERY, TRIMMING Ac. I Boots & Shoes OF THE BEST QUALITY. ' ; i-afull I" ' of GROCERIES ! Wood And Willow WAUE. CROCKERY GLASSWARE, ELECTRIC LAMPS, SCHOOL BOOKS, AND STATIONARY Subscription AGENCY. Subscription received for kll Eastern and European PuhliJatioiH. EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM WYANDOTTES, PLYMOUTH ROCKS, BROWN LEGHORNS, THE THREE LEADING VARIE TIES. I KEFP NO OTHERS. Mr U Wyandotte Bens made a record last season of one hundred and twentj six egos each In six montnr, from January J6th, to July 15th. Aside from their utllitj they are the handsomest fowl I have ever bandied. Eggs one setting t4 two settings $7 three aett nga $9 My Plymouth Rocks Hare always stood at the front for several yew, always winning the highest honors Wherever on ex hibltlon. Eggs one setting t2.60, two sett nigs SI. vhree settings M. A few chnice ri4s forsale at 10 each. Single birds from (3 to $5.H My Stock of Brown Leghorns Cannot be sur assed In this or anr other country My strain Is a direct cross between fowls I imported rorn Bonner of Hassaohusotts and Heeferof Illinois. Eggs, one sotting $2.50 two acttindi t4 three set tings fA A few extra choice Cockbrels for sale at $4 to f. All my fowls bare 1ml splUidid range, are healthy and finely marked. I gulrantee a good natch and porfect satisfaction. Send stamp for handsumely illustrated catalogue. Cash must accompany all orders. Address, M. OARRisox. Forest Orovo Oregon. K. B. Express charges light, Weils, Fargo & Co's. express gives special low rates to all my customers. i. U. O, Brewster's Patent Beta Holder. Your lines are where ytral put them not wMier Doner reel. uneaKcniaoiaaoz.ia a ri.-rm mm dMler sold 6 dns. In 16 dsTS. Samples worth fUO raxa. Wrttetor terms. E. E. BSSWSTEB Holly, Mich. COFFEE HOUSE MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Meals after 9 o'clock P. PL SOcts. at other hours 25cts. Sticond door north of Marks .Brick on Jackson Street, r Ye gire the best the market affords, . Mrs. IIakky Lambcbt. 7 NO.. 2.' HOME AND FARM. Tho impression is growing that seed corn should bo changed ettery four or five years, or at least new kinds mixed with the local sorts. N. T. Herald. Oats are a food coming mnch nearer . to the requirements of a well-balanced ration tnan corn, ana nave long rjoen considered a standard horse food. Troy Times. A slight dustinff of salt sown on buckwheat is-said , to larffely increase tne nroaucuveness or. its irrain. mrunnp' ... - . w r .. I it fill, well ftvfin in rlrv wthVr.-f7& land iicaacr.: i . . J. . J I Jelly Cake: One cup of SOS, or I tablespoonfnl. of .butter, one- egs two- thirds cup of sweet xnUc, one ana one- half cups of flour, salt, arui two tea- epoonfula of baking jpowdcT.-rAl ( TuTketSshotildnotbB doioott twL1. '00 Iha 4f.t& and III say my sy be fatted nntil filirwit--ten fln.na - toeScrrG fwNt4o-h8u.iih(d raiMtuv in ncsn ror unmiE rai oatt. nnt t after that time they begin to lose lleeb, owing to becoming reHlcss and nne from confinement Albam Journal. ' A i 7 1 In usin-r cold dim for the scab and other diseases of sheep, unles the dip- ping is done ini thorough manner toe solution will not penetrate close com- pact wool and rcacVall the parasite on the skin, owing to the dirt and other matter in the wool. Prairie Farmer. Plain fruit cake: One cupful of brff I ter, two cupf ula of sugar, dno cupful of milk, three and one-half citrrfula ot Hour, one tablesnoonfol eaoh of cloves, cinnamon and allrce, half a nutmeg, one teacupf ul of raisins, one teaspoon iui oi cream oi tanar ana one oi soda. Put in citron if desired. Stir well be fore baking.; Tie Household. Squash Biscuit: One and ourfcalf crms of boiled and sifted squash, one- uaii cup oi sugar, one cup or scauwd milk, one spoonful of shortening, salt, and one-half cake of compressed yeast dissolved in a spoonful of cold water. and mix in flour-till stiff enoush to mohi Raise over night, mold and cut them out in biscuit, raise ail hour and bake. Tledo Blade. The London Queen snrs amm are coming in again, slowly but surcTy, the the now fossilized, birch-shield peda real old-fashioned, comfortable black j- m . . silk apron, large and square? well cot- gogue, and if possible, to seize upon ering tne front breadth of tho gown, some of the more salient, distinguishing used to be1 of ofdwT Ta fWe black lace and black lace pockets. E. II. Hanlcy tcll3 m tho N4W Eib-1 rubber hose until the obstruction is voice sweeter, and my step more elas forced into its stomach. Ho keeps on .. x, , hand for thw purpose a one and one- tlc L veu wnen was a beloved, cher- quarter inch rubber hose four or five ubic. nromisinc iftfant nf o?o-l,t. c.. . feet long, en the hose is not very stiff a stick may be put inside to give it the required tension. The rubber being smooth, causes the animal no pain. BOYS AND COLTS. Why Youjig persons Should Be Intrtfrte? In Yotmc StrJiJr ' It has occurred to the mirrds rf but few bop on the farm turn- mucn real, unalloyed amusement they, can get 1 and range of intellicnce ol the colt. The most powerful incentive that can be used with colt3 to induce them to do as wanted when taken in hand fbr speciaJ toaining is the hope of rciriThe boy who expects to be a farmer, raising fViewnorscs oniy, or a norse-oreeaer ulo uuwu-oauu, ana raising many, or any ono who is neither sinister, his tread cat like, his voice of these, but expects merely to keep a i , , , ' team of single horse for his personal lo.w; excepc when aroused by some ex use, is interested in knowing what he bibition of juvenile depravity, when it imiavcxlMim:y became a compound of saw filin2 and thg 'colts arc taken up from pasture for , ulino the winter and we take this occasion dg enarling. His language was ex- to say that tbis should not be so hong do- pressive and impressive, beinc sand- layed as to permit the young thing to ... ... . foeltuc discomfort of tho first cold blasts, much less to remain out in tho snowstorm it -will bo a good time to look them over, and give thctr mental characferts- navlng tuTSffi? iluTinft?; summer, mainly away from tho touch of human hands it wm be easy to olsco which individual colta will take kirrafy to' the restraints that await them In their winter quarters, and which will be apt 'WfiS'bSS; would be profited by giving more atten- tion to the mental capabilities ol !the young horse stock coming on, as ttioee arc destined to cut so important a figure in the daily movements upon the farm and road. Some horsemen teach that the brain of the horse can entertain but one thought at a time. We do not coin- cido with this idea, yet susrrrest that when the young stock is brought in they be tested in a very gentle manner ae to A .1 A V, . A. m .. usiiueiicy umiuuy or. on tne oiner iihiiii. i iu; Htii'iii. an i iii'i r rf-iTi ii iiwina in their keepers. National Live Stock Journal. CARE OF THE TEETH. CbUdren Should B Tanglit to Chew All Food. The dentist3 are again flauntjgig the srfrtr nf tnntlilosqnpus in tliA f rvrrQ nf the men and women of the future, and they claim as their reason- that parents will not teach their children to properly masticate their food. They assert fur- thcrmorc, that there is an excessive ten- dency to select meats that can be easily SStoraSUa latter become weak, the gums spongy aad the lips dry. Of course, this may be exaggerated, but there is certainly much that is true in it. Witness the quickness with which a person will choosc tenderloin rather Uian sirloin steak. "So much easier to eat." is the excuse. It does not have, to be chewed is the real reason. If the' mothers mil only give attention to this, how grateful will be their sons and daughters when middle age is reached, and they have still a sweet, ciean mouin arm strong healthy teeth. Give a child -food that needs chewing; forbid its being swal- lowed in lumps, and see tliat it is not done. Teach him to brush and care for his teeth, and .there is no reason why they should not remain with him untd they have performed the duty for which they were designed. Delineator. , i"9.7' . TT Bucklen's Arnica Salve- The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped sensitive to harmomy detects the mel Ilands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin iifloua euphony of the "a" which binds Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, to fte tvi two (ne(1 or no pay required. It is guaranteed Setn "e tw0 U to give perfect satisfaction, or money "?ogue, forming the musical signifl- refunded Price 2o cts tbox. For saleby Marsters & Co ROSEBURG REVIEW IIIFINEST JOB OFFICE IN DOUGLAS BOUNTY. CARDS, BILL HEADS, LEGAL BLANKS And other Printing, Including Large and Heavy Posters and Showy Hand-Bills Kcatly and Exf odltloualy executed AT PORTLAND PRICES. A. PZ.EA. Don't chide him this morning for what he has It is just as you say 'he is hie,". Mono. And truly you're said, that b half of the time ou d re come from 1 the field to the rale. But a man is a man. and a Kn U a hn . . j MVJ And slightly your lives will contrast He is drinking to-day in his youth's cup of joy you quailed the same strain in rears past. And I think as you elude and contend oer and o'er That "he's lazy and fndolent,nJoo, iiiuuigiit. 3W. Kri.j i. ... .... " " lWOUia Pu n tbw way "Ho ,1, . . . ,11 .1. - . t.i.i vi wuic Wu j, ou sPend Tour u,nc scoldings He, good, no- . blcf true, "--i , ? At your bidding will gb or retuta And what nrr nw x-rw Yi ?n fj;iVifnl! An - U Wet QraMatta. Urn. ' " h'MJ dorire you what voo deactve. is tb?.7- AlMk UICI1II1KIU I ) ii : : ! Riprs 4W.it . I.tl -. n,- . .v . . Tftn , Jc t, , . , T gsy, " hic f n, ?1K he .i Can of bul lwcnly old? ; ! uu iu" ""ouBa B. wnue ne only sees Llfe heauuful picture of gold. Youll bring him td Ume? Ill see If you "do aj j . ... Afd y n depend upon that. You re molding and thoughtless While he's good and true and coolly does whal he Cs ot So I'm going to say ( you may hear and reflect And say if you wish, I am bold ) That foIts d j5s e A . ' b ' ' , , " wouuui, biicu young, act as oia. JjOU Mary M. Rice. THE PEDAGOGUE Of YORE. At Delivered before thtt latt Douglas Coun ty Institute hrldin Roteburg, ll Prof. IT. a. Toblat." I am moved bj an impressible desire to draw aside, for a moment the cur r tain that shuts out the misty past, and take one loving, lingering look at that most conspicuous, important personage f'"8 that extinct geniu.. 1 commenced the study of this remark- able personase when I was vouncpr hv OMS 4i . 4 . . mer8 ln tbafc neasy. enterprising, ag- gregation called the district school." nuti that Dre8ide(J OTep iv. t nur. sery was a remarkable piece. of human- , ity. He was bow-legged, crosseyed,' 1 J a a s m WHeik 1 be looked at you he appeared to look out from under himself, and if he had ever iwawsaed any of the ; mflk of hu- mau kmdnesa lt tad ong auice turned sour He sted wrong in life and - at the age of forty years had not got "righted." Children he regarded aa the totally depraved. His face was , , 5 , . "" verua wt-uiw, as, "fool" "blockhead," "liar" "upstart" j T, ,. . , , etc' and made emptatic with such phrases as "111 smash you" fl'JI jerk jou out of your boots" and sometimes " would startle his pupils by announc-. ing his intention to "tafce off their ... .. hiaea averting that if he did not "he hoped to squeal" or "to scratch gravel" Mo th(to, closed lb. boJ8 and girls had mastered the whole vocabu- Iary, and were ready, one and all," to J ' , ' squeal or "scratch gravel in certain contingencies. , .3 , ,. . ., 1Lls aucationof youth would often encourage my juvenile feet to tread the t i tth of fondling my semi- burnt locks with his bony fingers and caressing my ears with -the palm of hia baud till thev ram? with the "mimic of the spheres," I believe that is what they call it Sometimes he varied this slight encouragement by placing hie hand on my coat collar and adjusting ' J my interesting countenance to the dif- I fWpnt. nninta nf flia .nmnnoa catraral times in rapid succession, to my own edi6calion and the great satisfaction of , . my fellow cherubs. I think I appre- ciatod these slight encourageir.ents; still my ardent nature required deep nym- Jfrommy youthful companions, JSow, having-thus pleasantly intro- duccd my subject to your favorable . . . ' "tcntion, it devolves on me to present to you, as learnedly as I can, the ety- . , ... , , . moIoSy of the word pedagegue. Allow me to caution you to keep close to my mental heels, in following me, for . H lur. should you once get lost m the intri- Cato labyrinth through which I am: . . , - about to lead you, neither - TV eUtev nor Woreester can help you out. ,.-p.i, - . a . j "Pedagogue is a compound word, composed of two roots with a euphoni- oaa connective. You who are blessed , , , . , . with a knowledge of Greek will recog- nize tho Grecian origin of the syllab lo . . . J . . W wLlca interpreted Hgni- fies "boy." Ped-a-gogue, every ear I cant compound, "pedagogue. 1 Continued on Pate A