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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG REVIEW IS IHSUKD FKIDAY IOUNINGS BY THE REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. J. R. N. BELL, - - Editor. ROSEBURG REVIEW HAS TflE FIIIEST JOB OFFICE ; IN DOUGLAS 'COUNTY. J - CARDS, BILL HEADS, LEGAL BLANKS And other Printing, Including arge and Heavy Posters and Shcwy Hand-Bills Neatly sod Expeditiously ei edited . AT PORTLAND PRICES. One Year -Six Month - Three Mouths - $2 50 ' - 1 25 - 1 DO NO. 46: VOL. XL ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1881 Review,, UESEEAL DIEEOTOBY- GroVKR CLEVELAND. ... . iVemdcllt, Thos. P. Bayaro Secretary of State Daniel T. MAHMNU,Sccrotry of Treasury. L. Q. C. Lamah .Secretary of the Interior. Wm. C. Endicott ...Secretary o War W. C. Whctitev. ... . . .Secretary of Navy. W. T. ViiAt ....... .Post Master General . A. H. Gabland......... Attorney General. Morbisojc K. Waite Chief Justice. I STATE OF OREGON, J. N. Dolto T. If. Mitchell S. Seuators. Bisokr Hermann Congressman. Sylvester Pennoyer ...Governor. (Ieo. W. McBrike Secretary of State, G. W. Webb State Treasurer. K. B. McELBOY....Supt. Pub. Instruction. Frank Baker... State Printer. R. S. Strahan 1 . Wm. P. Lord, , . . . .Sunreow Judges. W. W. Thayer, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. . 87 lie. x. .". . . . . vr ... tr. . ;-.-.tj t. V Hamilton . . .. Prosecuting Attorney. DOUGLAS COUNTY. J. H. Sucre, John Emmitt, j ', Senators. W.F. Benjamin ) P. P. Palmer, f Reprcs ntativea. Jas. Blcnhell, f - v H. Mckenzie, j Thos. R. Sheridan ...Clerk. Ben. C. Agee .Sheriff. D. S. West Treasurer. G. T. Russell. ... .School Superintendent. Tas. A. Sterling Assessor. J. S. FrrzHOOH ..County Jodge. J. Hall, C. A. McGee, . . . .Commissioners, N. E. Britt... Surveyor. Dr. S. S. Marsterh Coroner. Thos. Smith Sceep Inspector. trecisct officers: T. L. Gannon. Justices. I as. Harfham I J Peter Junger Constable Uu i Ot KOSKlSlUtU. II. C. Stanton, I John Rast. I T. P. Sheridan, . . Trustees. O' L. Willis, n t . . . I T. Ford .' .Recorder. John Howard ..Marshal Will H. Fisher ... .Treasurer. U. S. LAND OFFICE HOSEBUEG, Chas. Y. Johnston. . .... . .Register. A. C. Jones .Receiver SIGNAL SERVICE. B. S. Paoue. .Observer. PROFESSIONAL. L F. LANE, JOHN LANE JANE & LANE, Attorneys at Law. Maiu street, opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel, J C. FULLERTON, Attorney at Law. Office in Marks' briok, up stairs. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. CAN YOXVILLE OREGON K. L. MILLER, M. D Surgeon. Homoeopathic Phj sician. Oruicc up stairs in the old Sheridan Btick, on Jackson Street, Roseburg, Oregon. Chronic diseases a speciality. W. L. FREEMAN M. D. AFFICE IN DR. HOOVER'S OLD J Stand, where he may lie found day night when not professionally engaged. or CTSPECIAL Attention Givtn to SURGERY and Diseases of Women. Dr. THOMAS GKA1IAM, A GRADUATE Of the Cnivoraity of Pa. at Phlladnlphia and of the SOVAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, and ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, LOS DON ENOLANDn has located for the practice of his profession in ROSEBURG OREGON. Office and residence, Wasiiinytou street opposite the Catbotic Church F. G. (EHME, M. D. (Prononncod Ama. ) HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & Graduate Of The UWIVERS1TY Of licipzig Oermany. Office & Residence at the house of Geo. W. Day, neaY R. R. ti-ack, Rose burg. ( Dr. C-A-BONHAM RESIDENT DENTIST Rosebura - - - - Or. r ffit-e ner head in Marks buUdintr. My repnta Vj tkm M a Deo Vis t is baaed ou the merits of my . work. Prices reasonable and to suit toe tunes. tsraoix) riLLitra a bpecialty.'Uji The Leading DRUG HOUSE W. S. Hamilton. Suecsr to S. Hamilton. ROSEBCRC - - ORWiOM. . Obtained, and all Patent Business in the U. S. Paunt, Office attended to for MODERATE FEES. Our office is opposite the U. 8. Patent Office, and we ean obtain Patents in less time than those re mote rrom WASHINGTON Bend MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad rise u to patentability free of charcr. and we make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT. We refer here to the Postmaster, tbe Supt. of the Money Order Div., and to officials of the C. 8. Pat ent Office. For circular, advice, terms and referen ces to actual clients in your own State or county, write to C, A. SNOW & CO., Opposite Patent Office, Waghingtoti, T. C. J. JASKULEK . Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician . ALL WORK WAlUi ANTED. Dealer in WaUliesy Clock?,' Jewelry, Spectacles aud Eyeglasses. , . . ' A FULL, LISB OF CIUAKS, TOBACCO & FASCY GOODs. TnE ONLY RELIABLE OPTOMER IN TOWN for the pn.cr adjustment f Sp-wjtndca. lepot of the Genuine Brazilian Pebtiie Spectacles ul Eye glasses. Office in llamiltoa's Brick Block. NEW YORK LUMBER . & Wood Yard do To SI. K. Howell's Eastsulo of track ono block south of depot is wbere you will liud nuniber one dry lumber, Sugar pine, Cedar, Fir, and all Dimention lumber for buildings, sawed and shaved cedar shingles, Sash Doors, Blinds, Screen Doors, Mouldings, . Wall and Stair railings?, Balusters, Brackets, Newel posts, Ceiling, Rustic, Flooring, and an Kmaa 01 rmismng iumuer, saweu i ana spin ieuar posis, i men pnK saweu expressly ior siuewaiKS. x represent the Sugar Tine Door & Lumber Co. of Grant's Pass Or. which from personal inspection I believe to oe the finest establishment on the Pa- nc coast, u employes seventy men. The Proprietors and Overseers aie all Eastern men and experts in the Lusi-1 ness, the machinery is new and putl ud in the best manner, and all under 6rtict discinliue and order. Their , . , . , . e I .1.1.1,. it ir " l il - me Kina uone in ew xoik or uie East. Fruit boxes, Picket fences and Gates complete. I also represent a number one mill at Yoncolla where I have sawed all Dimention lumber tc order on short notice. All guaranteed as represented or no sale. Call and see stock and prices before purchasing. Stove wood constantly on hand at HARD TMIE PRICES. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA VIA OREGON AND CALIFORNIA R. R. Aud Connections. fare from Portland to San Francisco $S2; to Sacra- mento $30. Close connections made at Ashland with stages o the California Oregon & Idaho Stage Company. , (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS. ) East Side Division. BETWEEN PORTLAND tx ASHLAND. Mall Train LEAVE. Portland ...8.00 A. M Roseburg 6.25 P. M. Ashland 8.4.1 P. X. Bosuburg 5.15 A. M ABRIVE. Roseburg. .,.0.1 5 P. M. Asbland 4.00 A. M. Roseburg 5.05 A. M. Portland..... 3. 45 P. SI. Albany Ixpress Train LEAVE. I AR1UVE. PirtUnd 4.0T P. M. LtOjanon 0.20 P. M. Lebanon 4.45 A. M. Portland... .10.05 P. M. PULMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAES Daily between Portland and As'nl.iml. The O. and C. R. R. Ferry makes connection with all the regular trains on luwtSHlelJiv.from tuotol f at West Side Division- BETWEEN PORTLAND & CORVALLIS VailTiain- LEAVE. I ARRIVE. Portland 7.30 A. M. I Corral is 12.25 P. M. Corrallis 1.30 P. M. Portland 0.15 P. M. At Corvallis coimectTwith trains of Orciron Pacific for Yaquina Bay. Express Train- LEAVE. I ARRIVE. Portland 4.50 P. M. McMinnville. . 8.00 P. M. McMinnviUe.... 5.45 A.M. Portland 9.00 A. M. Local tickets for sale and basnraie checked at com pany's up town office, cur. Pine and Second streets. Tickets for principal points in California can only be procured at company s omce. Corner F and Front Sts., Portland, Or. Freight will not be received for shipment after 5 o clock I. M. on either the East or west bide uiv. R. KOEIILER, E. P. ItOtiERS, Manager. G. F. & Pass Agent. OH 10 AGO COTTAGE ORGAN Ba.4 attained a standard of excellence whicb admit a of no superior. It contains every Improvement that Inventive fenius, skill and money can produce. These Organs are celebrated for volume, ttualityof tono, quick response, artistic desiirn, beauty in flnisb. perfect construction, making them the most desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc. ESTABLISHED KEPtTTATIOBf. US EQUALED FACILITIES, . SKILLED WOBKMES, BEST MATERIAL, OOMBiaZD, MASS THIS THE POPUIiAB OBQAN Instruction Books and Piano Stools. Catalogues a&d Woe Lists, on application, rasa, CHICA60 COTTAGE CRSAN CO. r. Randolph and Ann Sts.. CHICAGO, ILL CITY DRAYING DONE WITH DISPATCH. CALL ON JOS. CARLOS. S.ias an teana, tot fltese tx) ritt Is StiMOO Co., Portland, Mmlne,1ril reeetT. trm, fnU tnfannstioa .boot wrt which th.T cn do. ud II t l hom.,U will Pf tknbomS5toS25Mrdr ooa fam j w OTJB I EVEBT ' " OBOAK I WAB- 13 J BANTED f FOB TO f i FXCTKIti YEABS GOLD canMdow$S0fai.d.r- ElUwrwa, yonngofold. Capital BotnqtOnd. Toasraturted ftm ThoMwboAutst ow n (iwiBttb; nn t not Unit forto Ail k stw jj HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS- BAILEY'S HOTEL Oakland, Oregon. Board $1 per Day; Single Meals, 25 cents, iSTThis house has lately changed hands and la orou;;hly renovated ami refurnished. The travel ng public will find the best of accommodations No Oliiiinmou ICmployetl. . S Mil II BAILEY. ABSOLUTELY FIRST CLASS MRS. D. C. McCLALLEN, Proprietor of the McCLALLEN HOUSE. F Arge fa in pl6 "RoomV torXlS m merclal , Travelers. CumAi o and from the house Baggage dclivcro free of charge. DEPOT HOTEL, OAKLAND, OUKGOX. JTii-l clans SLEEPING ACCOMODATIONS. and the Table supplied with the Best the Market affords Hotel at the Depot of the Bailroad , lll!! i .Q fill I HfllPl I MU"11 Ml ,,ulut 1 UOSEBURG, OUKGON, opposite caklon's livery stable. I'oarilanil LcKlcinRpcruay Si.oo .... . .eCK 5-UU week ..... " ithout Lodging 4. 00 Meals, 25 cents. Lodging, 25 cents Thorough satisfaction is promised to travcl- nu the public pencrally. MRS- GARRISON, Prop. No Chinese employed . New Restaurant ! J. Clements Proirlctor ROSEBURG OREGON. One door south of EaHou's grocery store. -MEALS 25 cts. MOORE'S RESTAURANT. (Prinvipaal Business Street.) llotibur, " .- Dv ?! MEALS 25 CENTS LODGING 25 CENTS We Keep the Best the M.irkit Affords. CIVIL BEND STORE V. Xi. AEEIN GTON, DEALER IN Dry Goods G-rcccios etc Ail Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange CIVIL BEND, DOUG. CO., OREGON. NEW STORE AT DILLAKDj OR. would respectfully inform the puolic that lie has on hand a fine assortment of Dry Cioods, Groceries, Ready-Made Clothing and in fact everything usually kcjit at a tjfst-class store. Cave him a call. Goods at Low Prices. All kinds of Produc Taken in Exchange for Goods. taAll orders promptly attendtd to. 3IRS. S. A. HUTCMIXSOX, MILLINERY STORE! i Oalilntitl, Oregon. ADIES WILL FSD Mf STOCK LARGE AND Complete. Piices moderate. Oi-rti M Call Mbs. S. A. HcTcmsson Th BtTVERS' GUIDE la tamed Sept. and Mreli, Nch year, 31a Vgta, tncle,vrtt3i over 3.SOO Ulostrattona a whole Picture Gallery-. CITES Wnoleasda Price direct to consumer on all goods for person&l or tVmllr use. TelU how to order, and give exact cost of every jtg. yon nse, eat. drink, wear, or have fam with. These LTVALUABLK BOOKS contain Information gleaned from the markets of the world. We will mall a copy FREB to any d dreas upon receipt of 10 eta. to defray expense of mailing. Let us hear from yon. Respectfully, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO". 227 d 8X9 Wabash Arenac. Chicago, 111. Malausseno and Clements New Furniture Store IN FLOED'S OLD STORE. A full line of first class Furniture. Anything repaired or made to order. CALL IXSTAXTEIi. (O) IIAVIXti U RCH AISU The Entire Stock of -O of O- 1. 11. DAWSON, -; -At- ' ilDDLE- -rOREQQN Consisting of HOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, ' HARDWARE, GROCERIES, ;tc. Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc. Am now olU'rin" the same At Pricos That Defy Competition. a FOR CASH At i ISiddlc r Oregon. F. Cornutt. ALL PERSONS KNOW1XO THEMSELVES IS deh'cil to Noah Cornutt will plsue call at my office at KluulM at the store and sottle at once. .. -,r. Cornutt. . THE GKAl'E CV$E. SAL MUSCATELLE In America WITHOUT THE EXPFNSE OF AN KUE0PEAN JOUHSfET ! The urystulized salts, as obtained in a pure state ruin grajies and choice fruit, in a portable, palat able, simple form, are now presented totho public of America as the grandest resolvent of impure blood, corrector of the liver and regulator of the bowels the natuial promoter of HEALTH AND LONGEVITY., Eminent physicians claim this achievement a new era in the allied science of medicine, as it furnishes the blood with its natural salines that are K t or eliminated e cry day SAlrMUSCATllLLlf A POSITIVE, NATURAL . SICK HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA CURE. Sal-Muscatelle is Nature's own product. It sup plies to the system the want of sound, rips grapes and fruit; It m the simplest and best preventive and cure for all functional derangements of the liver and kindred ailments; prevents the absorption of mal ari al disease. fevers of all kinds: counteracts the ef fects of bad air, poor drainage and impure water; a powerful oxydizer of the blood; a natural specific for all skin eruptions, sick headaches, biliousness, nervousness, mental depression, and will remove th. effects of accidental indigestion from excessive cat inir and drinkine. Ilivcitin your homes and on your travels. It is a specific for the fagged, weary and worn-out. Prcpaired by the London Sal-Muscatelle Co. LOXDOX, ESdL.tND. Beware of imitations. The ironuine in "blue wrappers only." 3"Send for circulars G. EV NOV1TCH, General American Manager, P. O Dox 1353, Now York City. Mention this pa;er. For Kile by S. Ham'lton Rose burg Oregon. THE New York Coffee House ra. And Oyster Saloon Leading Chech Restaurant in the City. 8IFER0 HACKNEY, PROPRIETORS 132 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND - ORECOM. fSTPrivatc Booms of tbe Latest Deslgns'for Ladiec OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. T. I- Gassos, C. A. Ulackmas j CARRIAGE, WAGON, AND N v - gBLACKSLlIYIFSHOPIl) Alaiii34H8 OJil SlanU. .lackwti Btrcctf MAN UFAT CritERS OF .' CARRIAGES. HACKS, BUGGIES! 1 All Kiutls of Repairing Done. Terms ar Reasonable. f Gannon & Bi.ackman. FROM SSSEBURG TO .ERSPIRCGCITY.' From Koscburij to Looking Class. . $ .75 . 2.00 . S-oo 5-50 0.50 . 7.00 . 7.50 " Foot of mountain. .. . ' " Dora " Fairview .... 1 " Sumner ... 1 ' MarshficKl 1 " Empire Cily DAILY KXCF.l'T SUNDAY. For Partiolars Imuiro at the Tost Office. Jas U McCWLLOCII, Prop. 'AUL SGHLOSSER -D'JALER In STOVLS, TINWARE AND KEEPS A VX'l.h STOCK OF NAILS, CTTLEUY Sholf and Unilitcni Hunlwaro. Also Itcvulvcrs, Ouns and Ammunition. All kinds of Tinware Made to Order. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, QlT 6,000,000 people USE FERRY'S SEEDS MS D.M.FERRY A CO. are aomittea to Be tna lAIGEfT SEEBSftHI WYf n m rrtDii rn't crsttraPrtn4 1 SEED ANNUAL For 1887 J will be mailed FREE to all tOlaBtaeasoii'. customer, without or dering it. nralMoMto aU.J?iryfr. on uting Gar den. Field or fttrntr SEEDS should tend for it. Address D. M. FEBRY & CO. Detroit, Mich. J. C. SHERIDAN 1a.Succcdsor to3 R, S & J. C SHERIDAN DEALER IN- HARDWARE Stoves and Tinware, Itoscburg, Oregon rPHE undersigned takue pleasure in an- 1 nounciuff to tlio liuljlic that lie selling everything in hia huu at prices that DEF5T COMPETITION! IF YOU WANT- STOVES, AGEIOULTUKA.L TOOLS IKON, STEEL, I, AILS. 0flS3 HOES, TINWARE, OUTLERY 0i anvthinK in my line, call and examine my stock aud learn prices before purchasing else where, as 1 am selling lower than ever. J. C. SHERIDAN THE OLD RELIABLE Established in 18C7. Jacob ESitzcr Douglas County Bank, HUMPHREY & FLINT, RoseDurg - - Oregon TRANSACT A GENERAL ' BANKING- BUSINESS Sight Drafts Drawn on Portland, Sau Francisco, New York and other points. Bills of exchange on the principal cities of Europe. Deposits re ceived subject to check. Collections made on all accessablepoints at reasonable rates, MILLWOOD MILLS ON HUBBARD CREEIL CLARKE & BAKER, Proprietor We are now prepared to furnish lumber o the best quality in quantities to suit the purchasers, always having on hand the largest stock of any md in Douglas County. . We will furnish lumber at our mill at the following PRICES. ; JSo-1 rough lumber-. S3 to $10 So, 1 flooring, 6 Inch D M . ..$18 M No. 1 flooring, 4 inch D 4 SI .....-irlA H Ho. 1 finishing lumber $10 M CLARKE & BAKER. ft f f i . V J! ,. .i'-satek. f VVp Troyal nwsijk XI : ;'! ft fi ' 1 Absolutely Pure This powder never varies. A marvel of rnrity strength and wholesomcucss. More economical thau the ordinary kinds, and cannot bos 'Id in com petition witli the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate kj Jlts. Sold ouly in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 Wall St. N. Y. H. G. Stanton DEALER IN STAPL& DRV GOOD? OF THE BEST QUALITY. JENERAL FURNISHING, II031EUY, TRIMMING Ac Boots & Shoes OFjTHE REST QUALITY, j a full ! i -Of- Wood And Willow WARE. OBOGKEEY i & GLASSWARE, , ELECTRIC LAMPS, " H : SCHOOL BOOKS, AND STATIONARY. Subscription AGENCY. i Subscription receivcil for all Eastern aiul European Pullicatijin. Great Overland lloute ! THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD ONLY LINE RUNN1NC- Pullmaii Palaoe Sleeping Oars, Magnificent Day Ooacaes. and Elegant Emigrant Sleeping Oars, -WITH BERTHS FREE OF COST FROM WASHINGTON AND OREGON TO THE EAST j Via St. Paul ami Minneapolis ONLY THANSCONTiHEHTAL LIKE RUNNING PALACE DINING CARS. (Meal-?, 7a Cents.) FASTEST TIME EVER MADE FROM THE COAST OVER THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD To Sioux City, Council IS!ufTs, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, - Kansas City, Eiuiiingtoii, Quiiicy, SSt.Louis, S Chicago AND ALL P01HTS O EST AND rjOUTHEASrn AND jjOUTHEASj Tia St. Paul aud Minneapolis. -tar SJL.KE17ITVG CARSii- Are hauled on regular Ex press Trains over the Entire Length of THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Leave Portland at 3:00 p. 11., daily; ar rive at Minneapolis or St Paul 12:30 p. M.f third day. Connection made at St. Paul and Minneapolis to all points East, South and Southeast PACIFIC DIVISION. ; Train leaves Portland daily at 11:45 A. 34., arriving at New Tacoma 6:30 p. m., connecting with O. R. & N. Co.'s boats for all points on Puget Sound A. D. Chakltox, General Western Passenger Agent, No. 2 Washington St., Portland, Oregon. This paper is kept on file at E. C. Dake advertising agency, 64 ami 65 Merchants' Ex change, San Francisco, Cal., where contracts tor advertising can ue made lor it. TnE LinEttTISE. I'Utttre of City Ufa With iwlUhuj manners and studied mien, ' lie stalks around the worldly scene, A His outward grace attractive to the ricw, Ilia vices many, but hia virtues few; He looks around to see whom he can devour. Voluptuoutly lingers in the ladys bower. Ills conscience scared as with red hot iron. He lov vi the company of each jruilty bjrrcn; The movement of his eyes his covetous will obeys lie knows womankinds weak and trusting ways.' - lleU ingratiate his manners and his mind (That he thinks is unequal in this world to find) lie may be rich in gold, that don't atone bis vice, Good society he enters it is so very nice; By its association that 'dry act will screen All bis imcc .dilloes that are likel- to be seen; ile'sproud, an upstart from his very birth. That pride is oft mistaken for meritoi ous worth. lie will delude his Mends when beet to be sincere The charges that are laid to him ont ba recounted hero, Cut theo his position iu the social scale Vs a refuge there he flees, (hat and the tale, And oft be falli iu love but his love is not sincere And that kind of love a virtuous girt shomtd fear. Fur he is a libertine and sordid "TSres for naoaht Except to take from innocence that for what crusa ders fought. He chuckles o'ver the conquests b s has made, But all his conquests have an eye to trade Yet crh'vi3 he'll bsgu"e some innocent ereatr -c ith every form of virtue in character and feature They marry, but what then we ask! lime they live in dalliance, and then begins tbe .task; ! i licentious habits cannot be 'hook off soon, At her appeals for constancy shj irv talk ' the moon. It wis b jr.i in him to range the dens at wi II,' Ho has the gold and that ean scandcl kill His satellites around have qu'tc an open palm. (Of course to them it does more good than harm) Rut his l)r wife at heme left to dark despair, A prey to griof and nearly killed with care. ell what of her die's nothing now to 1 m? And at her entreaties his heart is Jlous and dim; ' He loves to cirouso neglectful o his trust, While she h anxiously wait' if with heart ready to burst; Now she sees too late and ekes out her bitter life. This 13 the sad end of the libertines fond w.Te, She clasped her dear bc to her broken hearted : breast. Cnloved she lived, alone she died, but nox she is at rest, Ami now she is dead, to the cold damn grave she taken, - The lovely child she left is alas forsaken; The libertine goes to his idols so vicious, For him 'tis life, to him it is delicto' At last falls sick, disease will cankering kill, Xo use of nostrums for it is the Almigbtys will. - Remorse comes on but contrition can't call back Tha one that fondly loved he's tortured to the ra ck A lingering painful death slow and sure it Woiks Ta him in delirium her spi:2t hovering lr -ks, Aud gazes reproachfully in his deceitful eye, Hark! she ca'ls bim traitor to the holy mr n.ago tie; At l.-v., inquiringly he ca'ls f or his friend of old, That friend steps forth to gaze on the man of geld. Iu his Ir U threes ll 2 hpy ocr ite for mercy cried His friend points upw-d, sayg, "By heaven it is denied!" He dies and laid next to her he had rudely spurned, Even the worms away from his vile crcas3 turned Perhaps scientists in ages to come this soil will turn When he has rotted beneath the pompous marble urn And find the bones of him that figures in this rythnie, Pronounce them of an extinct M?umoa of Ante- scriptural time. - II. II. W. First SlHUiua 0 "Home Sweet Home." Prebaps the most thrilling quarter of an hour of Joha Howard Payne's ife was that when Jenny Lind sang Home, Sweet Home," to him. The Jenny Lind concert in Washington, the night of December 17th, 1850. Tlie assembly was, perhaps the most distinguished ever seen in a ronccrt room in this countv. The National Hall hastily constructed for the oc cosion 011 the ruins of the burnod Nat onal Theater, was filled to overflow ing. Among the notable present and occupying front J seats Mere President Fillmore, Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, Gen. Scott and Join Howard Payne. Jenny Lind 0ened with the "Casta Diva," and followed with the "Flute Seng" (in which her voice contested rivalry for purity and Rweetness with a. flute in the duet,) then the famous "Bird Song," and next on her programme "Greeting to Ameri ca." All the pieces were at plauded apparently to the full capacity of an enthusiastic audience, and Mr. Web 6ter; who was in hia most genial after dinner mood, emphasized the plaudit by raising from his seat and making Jenny a profound bow, as if respond ing for the country to her "Greeting." But when the "Sweedish Nightingale" answered the incore by turning in the direction of John Howard Payne and giving "Home Sweet Home," with all the tenderness, purity and simplicity fitting both the words and air of the immortal song, the differecne was at once seen between the mechanical ap plause called out by a display of fine vocalization, and that elicited by the "touch of nature that make the whole world kin." Before the first line of tbe song was completed the audience was fairly "off its feet," and could scarcely wait for a p'mse to give : expression to its enthusiasm. People , ordiparily of the undemonstrative sort" clapped, stamped and shouted as if they were mad, and it seemed as if there would be no end to the uproar." Meantime all eyes were turned npon Payne, a small sized man, elegantly moulded, gray -haired" gentleman, j whd blushed violently at finding himself the center of so many glances. Brooklyn Maga zine. ' .- Bucklen8 Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, ; Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mney ..nFi.vii.wl vrk rra lurhAV Fm saleby Marste&s & Co THE JIlOnHRX YKEA. CHER. Extracts From the Installation Sermon of the Iter. Eeon IlurritoH. ' The installation of the He v. L. Har rison in Temple Israel took place on Friday night, and the following short abstract is from the first sermon deliv ered by him to his new charge: The preacher o to-day, said he. though not wordly, must be of this world. His function it is rather to read the signs of the times, than to de cipher tlie documents of antiquity; ratner to possess the true zeal and love for the past, lhatseek to preserve what is most vital and valuable in its legacy, than the unreasoning attachments of the dreamer of frantic, who can never be persuaded that his own cherished - ancies are the fruits of sentiment and . not of thoughtful solicitudes for men's actual necessities. - - . - . ' . . The preacher must bo rational,, and he must likewise be sympathetic be a man among men. He must go in to their homes, learn their trials discern the crying needs of the people and adapt his medicine to the disease. He must be a physician of the soul, and rightly equip himself for that diflicult and delicate office. The object of teligion and the high aim of its devoted servants of to spir itualize life, to nbtfyjt and bring it in to harmony with the eternal laws of our Alwise Father The life of a man is but an endless and disconnected series of barren incidents, if it be not governed by a prevailing purpose, if it is not con sistently directed to the high Ideal of self Banctification. The most delicate and impressible of our senses, sight and hearing, can report ' nothing to con sciousness but isolated sensations. We behold a svmmetrical picture or hear a harmonious concordance of sounds, but it is the indwelling intelligence that groups, combines and arranges into a well proportioned unity. . And so the moral sense, the religious instinct, throned within the holiest shrine of the soul, traces unity amid diversity, and shows beneath all apparent disconnec tion a single lmng principle that rounds existence into a perfect whold God grant that it may be my high priv ilege to infuse again in your hearts and homes and lives the ancient warmth and fervor that clowed in the souls of our ancestors; their passionate ' attachment to the heirloom of countless ages; the spirit of piety, self-sacrifice and renunciation that fills Lheir his tory with divine light N. Y. Herald Dec. 5th, 1886. A lU.onnon Sensation. A dispatch of Jan. 30th from - Lin- coliv Nebraska, gives the following re markable sensation: Two miles south of this citystands a ' palatial residence owned by an English gentleman, long since identified with the Mormon church. The residence, has been untenanted for the last two years, save Iy au old servant man named White, who at one time was connected with the Jezerels of London, a sect similar to the Mormons, Whilo claims he was defrauded by them out of his property, and latterly became converted to tlie Mormon faitb. He says: "Two months ago there arrived at the mansion an old genllcmaiwbearing let ters from my master in London, the purport of which was to obey his every' wish and to keep his presence a secret to all except those whom he sees fit tov receive. Within a week persons be-, gan to arrive ut the house in twos and three?. They were from Salt Lake and held long consultations with my mys terious guest At first I did not care who or what he was, vntil little by lit tle, I gathered from stray remarks that he was a person of note, and soon after the truth burst upon me that he was no other than Brigham Young, tho great prophet of our church, who is ap parently to )e resurrectod from the dead and preach to the people of Zion as one having returned from the grave to tell what lies behind. That his death and burial were only a deception will soou be seen by the whole world. My only reason for telling tho facts is that I am an old man but with little to gain in this world and don't want to see a people deluded as I have been. The Jezerels absorbed my money and now the Mormons have broken my faith." r -K..V".- An additional dispatch of the day bllowing says: In confirmation of the report that Brigham Young is now iving in seclusion heie, and soon is to enter into the roll of 'Hhe resurrected," it may be 6tated that it is a well known fact that elders of the Mormon church throughout Utah and Arizona of late' have been preaching the return of the prophet This, together with the fact that it was claimed by a St Louis man some months ago that Young was seen and recognized iu London; that a num ber of prominent Mormons from Salt Lake City had lately leen seen upon, the Btreets of Lincoln; that important legislation is about to be enacted to the" detriment of the Mormon church, and the veil of mystery with whch, tbe prophet's death has always been shrouded, makes it almost certain that Mormon banners throughout Utah will soon, be unfurled, announcing that "he baa risen."