ji liin mir-T-1 iViirirt-nwnnaiiiii itfninfitil-i--in irtiin iiWjuiiiliinfi'"'i"'""
(Ei)c iDcckly (enterprise,
FRIDAY.
: : MAY in. 1812
Sn cet Spirit, Meet Ie Then."
Oh. vvlifn the rosy blush of morn
O'er wakened nature beam-.
And bright and lovely oVr the hill
An. 1 sparkling ya'.ley s: reams ;
When lit- sweet forest warblers
Are e'latving forth their 1 ivs.
Iliruninmiis with the th'Misurid tongues
That welcmn ' ck the davs;
Oh. as the j 'ytn! minia swells
Frnui i (T : l ; 1 1 : : i 1 1 . valley, jjli'll.
In myriad echoes iijr in Heaven,
Sweet. Spirit, meet inn ilit'ti
And wtfeW the last (tec!tntii beam
Of panliirht lades away.
And uvilisrin-a jrolilfii mantle shrouds
From view tlie kiti of day;
"When na'nre weary of .her joys,
it murmurs sink- to rest;
Tin eairtf U his eyrie- flies,
The linnet to her nest;
The spirit stHln.'Ss of that hour
Awakes my heart ag lin
To tnusi ui moments that are fled :
Sweet Spirit, meet me then."'
And oh. at midnight's lonely hour,
My sjiirit wanders tree;
And forth on magic pinions speeds
To wing i'a way to thee ;
And hovering near thy pillowed head
I watch thy tips the while.
To he ir "perchance my wirmured miine.
Or see my dreaming smile;
And then I turn from tlee to Hiin
Who rules the t.i e of men,
To breathe one prayer tor thee ayd me;
Sweet Spirit, meet me liieti.''
"SWi'KT Si'liMT. VIKKI' MH T 1 1 K X '
Au Ungrateful Railroad.
T.ost'.n Times
Jones liad heard about a widow
who saved a train of ears from de
struction by warning the engineer,
as the train approached, that a cer
tain bridge had been vasiiel away;
and wjio had been liberally re
warded, receiving a tree pass tor
life on nearly nli the railroads in
the country, ami a present of ten
thousand dollars from the company
whose train she had saved; Mi
Jones thought it pretty profitable
business and concluded he'd try H.
lie lived mar a railroad bridge
and lie anxiously watched and
waited for it to wash away, feel
ing sure that it must go some
time. Every rainy night he got
up and paced tiie floor by spells,
then took his umbrella and went
out to tsee if the bridge was begin
mug to go ; but it was no go.
At lat he concluded that if an
accident would not happen of its
own accord he would make one to
order, so he got up on a high bank
at the side of the track one after
noon ami rolled a bi rock down
upon t he rails.
In was just a few minutes before
the lightning express was due, and
throwing oil his coat and hat. so
as to appear as excited as possible,
lie went forth to meet it. lie saw
it coming in the distance, so he
tied a red cotton hankerchief to a
hot handle, and waved it above
his head in a wild, exc ited manner
as a signal of danger. Jiut he pre
sented such a singular appearance
that the engineer thought him a
ciazy man, escaped from a neigh
boring lunatic asylum, anil so paid
no heed to him, and the train
thundered on.
There was a sudden whistle of
"down brakes," a rapid reversing
of the engine then a terrible crash.
Ti terrain was wrecked ; the engi
neer and tin-man were instantly
killed ; the conductor ami all the
brakemen dangerously, if not fatal
ly wounded ; and about ten per
cent of the passengers horribly
1 mangled.
Jones did't get a pass for life on
the principal railroads of the coun
try and a purse of 810,000, but he
got ten years in the p' tiitentiarv
for manslaughter, having been seen
by a neighbor when in the act of
rolling, the big rock on the track
which caused the calamity.
And now he is learning to man
ufacture shoes by the original pro
cess, and is of the opinion that
railroads are a curse to the country.
Who Pays the Public Deht t
Some genius, with more of a
turn' for figures than he has for
facts, has ciphered out the proposi
tion that "President Grant has
Yednced the public debt 8250
every minute' since he was inaugu
rated. " Very well, but where did
he get the money ? asks the De
troit Uiiioi. Was not everv cent
wrung from the people by a sys
tem op extortion such as no peo
ple were ever subjected to before ?
Then where is Grant entitled ti
ered il fot "paying the public debt
Kadieal papers talk of this a
though it was a matter of wonder
that Grant should have applied
the money extorted from the peo
ple toward paying the public debt,
Perhaps it is. We confess that it
is a matter of surprise that he did
not steal the whole, instead of ap
plying the small amount he did
toward paying the public debt. It
was more than could have been ex
pected of him.
Taken I)ovn. A good storv
is told of a St. Louis nobby drv
gooils clerk who attended a dance
in the rural district a tew evenings
since. . He wore a Chevoit shirt
and put. on a great many airs. He
was somesvhat taken down, how
ever, when he heard a country lass
say to another, "That St. Louis
chap slings on a heap of style for
a ni!ovv that wears a bed-tick
shirt."
Likely. They
in Dubuque, Iowa
to subsist entirely
without touching
have a pauper
, who manages
on milk punch,
any more solid
applications for
particular poor
become numer-
i.iu runem. i he
admission to that
house are likely to
ous.
life's Brightest Hour.
Not long since I met a gentle
man who is assessed for more than
a million. Silver was in his hair,
care upon his brow, and he stoop
ed beneath his burden of wealth.
We were speaking of that period
of life when we had realized the
most, perfect enjoyment, or, rather
when we had found the happiness
nearest to being unalloyed. 'Til
tell you," said the millionare,
"when was the happiest hour of
mv life. At the age of twenty-one
I had saved up $800. I was earn
ing 3-300 a year, and my father did
not take it from me, only requir
ing that I should pav for my board
At the age of twenty-two I had
secured a pretty cottage, just out
side of the city. I was able to
pay two-thirds of the money down
and also to furnish it respectably.
I was married on Sunday a Sun
day in June at my father's house.
My wife had come to me poor in
purse, but rich in the wt -filth of her
wornanhod. The Sabbath and the
Sabbath night we passed beneath
my father's roof, and on Monday
morning I went to my work, leav
ing mother and sister to help in
preparing my home. On Monday
evtning, when the labors of the
day were done, I went not to the
paternal shelter, as in the past, but
to my own house my own home.
The holy atmosphere of that hour
seems to surround me even now in
the memory. I opened the door of
my cottage and entered. I laid mv
hat upon the little stand in the
hall, and passed on to the kitchen
our kitchen and dining-room
were all one then. I puhcd open
1. 1 1 o kitchen door and was in
'heaven. The table was set against
the wai! the evening meal was
re a 1 y prepared by the hands of
her who had come to be my help
mate in deed as well as in name
and by the table, with a throbbing,
expectant look upon her lovely and
loxing face, stood my wife. I tried
to speak, and could not. I could
only clasp the waiting angel to my
bosom, thus showing to her the ec
static burden of my heart. The
years have passed long, long
years and wealth has Ho wed in
upon me, ami I am honored and
envied ; but as true as heaven
I would give it all every dollar
for the joy of the hour of that
June evening in the lonrr. lonnr
ago
f ' ., A ojy' T ileitis);
Common Sense.
There is a chilly, disagreeable
kind of article, called common
sense, which is, of all things, most
repulsive and anti pathetieal to all
petted creatures whose life has con
sisted in flattery. It is the kind of
talk which sisters are very apt'to
hear from brothers, and daughters
from fathers and mothers, when
fathers and mothers do their duty
by them; which sets the world be
fore them as it is, and not as it is
painted by flatterers. Those wo
men who prefer the society of gen
tlemen, and who have the faculty of
bewitching their sense, never are
in the way of hearing trom this
cold matter-of-fact region; for
them it real'y does not exist. Ev
ery phrase that meets their ear is
polished and softened, guarded,
and delicately turned, till there is
not a particle of 'homely truth left
in it. They pass their time in a
world of illusions; they demand
these illusions of all who approach
them, as the sole condition of peace
and favor. All gentlemen, by a
sort of instinct, recognize the wo
man who lives by flattery, and
ive her her portion of meat in due
season; and thus some poor women
are hopelessly buried, as suicides
used to be in Scotland, under a
mountain of rubbish to which each
passer-by adds one stone. It is
only by some extraordinary powtv
of circumstances that a man can be
found to invade the sovereignty of
a pretty woman with any disagree
able tiding; or, as Junius says, "to
instruct the throne in the language
of truth. "
Infamous Oppression. The
Vallejo Ctrotiidc, says the Exam
titer, complains that the continu
ance of" workmen in employment
at Mare Island, depends upon
where they drink their rum. Sev
eral of the foremen are interested
in whisky mills, and they expect
the men in their gangs to patron
ize their establishments. We know
the proprietor of the Chronicle
and esteem him for his moral
worth. Ho would not make such
assertions unless he had the most
proofs. The Cftronk-leU a Repub
lican journal, in favor of the Ad
ministration. Xo one can visit
Valejo without being surprised at
the large number of low places
where liquor is sold, and reflecting
how heavy must be the cost on
the working men to support them.
The scandal of last year was the
"pen paste-board ballot that the
worktngmeu were dr ven to the
polls by their foremen to vote.
2s ow comes another, that they are
discharged if at the usual "tjme
th. y do not drink their whisky at
the establishments in which their
bosses are interested.
ould Do Well. Christian
workers would do well to ponder
the observation of a murderer who
was recently hange.I. It was this :
"If I had received as much atten
tion before being put in prison as
1 have since, I should never have
been here."
Everv column of a newspaper
contains trom ten to twenty thou
sand distinct piects of type. The
displacement of a single- one makes
an error. Is it strange that errors
occur?
TIIE
HOUSE WE LIVE IN
AND THE
INHABITANTS OF THE
HTOAN BODY.
rpriE CAUSE OF A GREAT MANY DT3
I eases, that have been mo-oiur-ed i cur
able by the most eminent physicians, for the
verv reason that they overlook- d the cants,
.ntl as Ir. Van Den" Bt-rgh has made the
Entozoi a lite tt:g Study, he wou'd inform
the sick "generally that by close observation
and meat xperimeuts, has come to the con
clusion ih;it ther-- are more acute and thron
i; diseases caused by Worms, llrdut.ds, All
ium cuke, 0! other species of Eti'j za i. Hie
yubl c generally, "v the profession ;.t lar.e,
re li 't aware of the number of Patients
who are treated by eminent Phvsieians, ior
th s, that, or ucti a complaint, wuhnut am
relief. If the disease had beer, iitvlet stood,
a few doses of Dr. Vs. Sonrtijit- 11 vrm
L'tmeJij wuiil l have immed aiely cired the
complaint aid saved a great many lives.
INHABITANTS 0? Til3 HU
MAN BODY!
What think ynx reader, of your body be
in.tr a pi.inet inhabited by li ia races, as
we inhab t the- earil,? What ver may i
vur thoughts on the suhj ct, ii is even so
V ur h 'tty may be hut a h.ine for parasites
'liat crawl ovi-r the j-urfa.ee, burrow beneath
tiie skin, ne;-tU; in ts entrails, mid riot and
.rop.igate their k.nd in every corner ot its
frame.
The follow in a is from the f'Ui- Franchco
Du'hli,, of January 20 di, 17-'. (A recent
date.;
Car. Yartins recently died in C c-veland,
Ohio, from atiiiii meat imeete J with the
Oca of Tinna Stiiium. At the Ooioner's
iquet. on Tuesday, ( January 2d.) it was
s own that three w. eks bef ie 'hrit:nas,
Mat tins purchased a ca' cas of P.rk. Sorm
of the m et was eaten the same day, and
-omo was made into sa i-age. Ab ut ten
d :vs la er, some of the sausage ivm eaten,
and in a .-ho t time ihe wholi family were
raken sii k. Martins dteU mi Sunday. Decern-ln-r
31st, 1 -71- Mrs. Martins and her twu
c iildren are now very sick, and the foiner is
not iikel t rec ver. The verdict was in
accordance with the facts. For further par
tieui.i li s s -e Cleveland, Ohio, papers of aoove
date. A Coroner's Inrpiest brought this
tact to l.rzht.
Now 1 would ask how mnny more snch
deaths ,v iiiqui-.st would bring to liht?
Ponder well, reader, upon 111 is, and thi k ol
the thousa ids that d.e every year and tiu
c;u e can be assigned tor their dea'h. Now
the question that would naturally enter the
inimi of ihe reader, is what bhal! I d-.? The
atvice of the Dr. would be go to s an1 one
that is competent ot treating sueii cm
p aints. And who is m -re competent than
the one that has made Worms a speciality.
Ti-.xiAS. Yesterday, Dr. .1. U'. Van D-n-Be
gh exh'hited to us a number ot parasites
which had been removed from persons af
diete I; there were several d tferent species
oneo which appears to be entirely unknowb
to the c.edical pi oles-ion. Tins new taenia
is shaped something like an orange seed
but perfectly M it, or tat'.ier like a cucumber
seed, with a tail about a quarter uf an inch
in lei gth. Another w is a t.ipe worm 7
fe t in leimth, consisting of 'Jeio joints:.
Among medic ! men theie exists no litti
difference of opinion relative totheoiigiu
of tnese eutozoa. One class of writers be
lieve that these parasi es, at least many of
them, originate in the mdowinent of aiii iinl
molecules with vitality from the parent body,
fa ro e l bv certai i at ties of the vital forces
of that body; the t-taUs; originating their
organizati n and promoting their g owtli
and pr.oagatto i. That ail descriptions oi
e .tozoa are met wit.'i far more frequently
where .mini, tl food is used in greatest abun i
auee, is an indisputable tact, .-sp-eially
where t e t'oj is the ilersh of the "one can
beasts," hich the Jews and Mohammed ins
ire forbidden to panake of. But our in'en
lion is not to w ite a tnesis upon this subject:
.ie on'v desire to c iron c!e the fact that Dr
J W. Van Den I! igh has tound a med;cine
a simple vegetable wnicli grows in : bund
ance in Caliiornia, which is u dead shot to
alien ozoa, of whatever de cri t on, gener
ally accomplishing its object n Ir in an hour
and a half to six h airs. Morning Cull.
Had we the space I ere. hundreds 'd testi
monials conl 1 be produced, testifying to the
triiih of the assertions that have here been
made, but it would be useless and woul i
milv occupy the reader's lime.
The fol'ow ng are some of the diseases
that Worms are often mistaken for.
Dyspepsia, Chronic Affections of the Liver
and Kidneys, Cou-umption, W hile Swell ng,
Palsy, Spermatorrhoea. Diarrhoea, I .c m ti
nt rice of Ui iue. Gravel, Flor Aibus, Diabetes.
Dropsy, etc.
Dr. V. would advise those ladies froub'ed
with any Irregularities of the Uterus to t ry
his new r -m 'dies and gH cure I.
Dr. Van D u Bergh's Infallible Worm Syr
up for Children. 1 rice $1. Warranted to
cxp-d the worms. Sent everywhere upon
receipt ot nric' .
Dr. J. W. Van Den Bergh's, Hair Tonic
a Mirecnre to des'iov ail animalcuhe of the
Hair Follicles, prevent- falling out. and pro
moting te Growth ot the Hair. Price $1,0;
Warraot"d.
By Consnlt'ng mid I lid I go i UK
S I M P L E EXAMINATION,
The ufll cd cm learn if their disea-e is
cause I by Worms or no'; at all events. Dr.
Win Oen Bf-rgh cn tell them from what dis
ease the are suffering.
Cortsultatious siutl Eiuiiiiiial ions
FREE OS CHARGK.
OFFICE ROOIilS TJ03. 33 & 39,
OVER THE POST OFFICE-
Let'ers describing the symptoms will be
!romty answere', and persons living at
d stance will be saved the expense and trou
ble of culhag upon the Doctor.
Address. IU J. AV. VAX VZJi BEUGII.
P. O. BOX 172. SALEM, OREGON.
Test J:noiial.
rORTHXD, Feb. loth, 1S72.
Dr. J "W. Van Dkn Hergu J)e:ir Sir :
Our child, a little girl . ig ;t years of age, has
had fits and c nviilions f,,r the last lw
years, and we had tried nuny d cors and
rany remedies witiiout much benefit, in fai t
our chilling was netting constantly w use
unt 1 we heard of o.ir worn syr.ip th'-'umh
a friend of ours. We tho 'gh'. that perhaps
it might do so ne good to g.ve it. a trial, a ,d
ou cannot imagine oir s trprise when over
"1 Hi worms were expelled with one bo tit o'
v ur valuable worm syrup, and from thi
time on we certainly shall ne' er be w thout
it so fins as there is a po-sible ehance for it
to be had. You are at liberty to publish
this if you cho se, and mav it do much good.
Respectfully vours, ' S. H. ORTON.
M.J. OR rox.
Symptoms of Woins,
Alternate pnleness and flu-hing of the
countenance, dull expressjo i of the eves,
drow-iness, i ching of the nose, a swelled
upper-lip, tongue whltely furred and tnickly
speckled w"th red points, feted breath, an en
larger) abdomen, a parti or -renei-al swelling
or puilinj-n -ss ot tne -kiH. a startl ng in the
-lo'p and irrindtng of tlu teeth, a sensat. on
as f something was 1 d -ed m the throat, a
a radii il wasting of the flesh, sckness of the
stomach, vomiting, a short nnrl ilry cough,
appeti e sometime voracious, at other
times teebl. bowels sometimes costive, oth
er t'mes looe, sreit fretfu'ness; ami irratibil
itv of te nper, pains in the stom Teh and
bow-els, colic, fits, convulsions and palsy.
D the worm syruo is not to be had in
your town, send orders t the manufact
urer and it will be sent promptly t' any ad
dress free of express chirgea. Direct or
ders ta
Dr. J. W. VAN DEN BERG II,
V. O. Box 172, Salem, Oregon.
GOOD NEWS,
GOOD PJEWS!
rt h" Aft
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
S. ACSCEnAi & CO,
II
AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
btoi. k of
sP!iL3 & suIjIer goo:;
VnilCH THEY OFFER
C5:ea;er tlinn tlso Cheapest.
We would say, come and convince yur
self before pu.; chasing eLcvvLcie. Our stock
consists in part of
FAN C V AND ST A V 1 .E DR Y GOODS,
CilOTHiNG, HATS,
BOtiTS AND SHOE '
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
and a great many articles too numerous to
mention.
ALbU, Doors, Windows, Glass and Futty.
ALL KINDS OF I'RODUCE TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
ALSO. VOOT, wonted, for which we pay
the HIGHEST TRICE.
Oregon City, April 21, lSTDtf
BAENUM
LlC?-DeLOU!iY, Prep's-
I.ATE OF THE CLIFF 1WUSF
lf MX STI'EKT, OUKriOX CITY, OKUGOX.
rpiIE UNDERSIGN E D R E- , v
JL s jiecT f'u 1 1 v asinouiices to his V- -'&J
.. .... . ...... , ..... v. . a, t , ""w'j
that lie l as re-o;ened the aho e
named Restaurant.
The proprietor knows how to serve Ids
csutoiiiers with Ovst-is, Fid's Feet, a good
cup of Coti'ee ur a U AR E MEAL.
LKON DicLOUEV
Oregon City, Jan. '27, ls7i:tf
I fn 1 1 j ti i n 1 thi. t . MVo'inir I 1 1 i n - V
w i k a zz. ti
lit IJztt.blitlie.l
i 1 r
T5 . tt I'.'Mt'ii'i"
FOR IHE JLlSV ,'FACTOL V OF
FlTHXETfJIlIi:,
SASH, BLIHD3 AMD OGOR
S
, AND MOULDINGS OF ALL SIZES.
ear They win also do TURNING, of evry
description to order,
Vith IToatness and DIsioatc 1
o
ALL WO UK WARRANTED.
'Shop on the River, in Lewis' shop.
oppos te Oregon Cit' Mills.
GMADEO OALOOTJ,
G. A. HAAS, Proprietor,
Main Street, Oregon City.
o
Bust BIT A' A A Til) TABLES in ORFGOX
Have been introduced, find the 1'roprietor in
vites the attention of the lovers of this
popular amusement to them
T 11 E E A 7? 1 .V .S VP PLIED
With al! the choicest qualities of Liquors anj
Uigurs. Scoteh. Irish and nouibon a'.read
famous Whiskies nnd Punch.
ALSO, a no. 1
GSSCOTIfG GALLERY
Is cennerted with the Salomi.
Ore: City, Jan. 1, l.S7"-':if
Administrator's Notice.
3" IIAYK P. I 'EN APPOINTED PY THE
County Court of Chtekarnas Countv, i mron,
the Administrator of the estate of ,t. s'. MeCam
nem, deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate will present them to me duly verified
within six months of this date at the ollice of
Johnson Aj HeCown, Lawyers, Oregon Citr, Oie-g-oa.
A. J. IUcCAMMO.V,
April 1, lS72:wt Administrator.
CHEG0IJ CITY
BR E W E II Y !
g U N R. V II V M 15 K T.,
flaviorr purchjised the above Brewery wish
es to inform the public that he is now prepar
ed to manufacture a No. 1 quality of
LAGER BEER,
s crood as can be obtained anywhere in the
-"tale. Orders solicited and promptly filled.
VV'UlD QUACKS. A victim i f early in
discretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay. &.c , h iving tried in vain
everv arlvei Used reined v,l as a simple means
of -elf cure, which he w'll send frep to his
fellow suflererp. Address J. II. REEYES,
73 X issau st., New York
Sept.. l;iy
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE
THE UN DERS I ' N KD OFFFRS FOR
salehis resi iencein ' ro-ro'i Oity. There
are four lots, a good hriu-e and barn, with a
fine cellar and a good well of water. There
is nlentv of land, and it is well adapted for
etrly tr-irdoinsr purposes. I'art parment
mav be made in stock . For particulars ep
plv'to GEORGE CLARK.
Ore on City Juna 2 l?Tl'U
(
C- W- POPE & CO.,
DEALEKS IX
STOVES, TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, BRA.
1 Lilts' COPPEIt, LEAD PIPE, IR N
J'IPE AND FITTINGS, RUBlJfS .
HOSE. FOIU'E AND LIFT
l'U.MPS. ZINC, COPPER,
BRASS AND IRON
WIRE.
Also a general tssoi tment ol l.'tv:s
niahing Goods.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware.
ROOFING AND JOBBING OF EVERY
D ESC 1 1 1 PT I O N DON E TO
ORDER, AND AT
LOW PRICES.
o
Also, at POPE'S STOYIi STOKE you
will fiud
HARDWARE AND BASKETS, WOODEN,
WARE AND TINWARE, LANTERNS,
LAM PS AND OIL. LUCINE AND
NUUIT LAMI'S. ALSO
PERAMBULATORS.
o
AH of the above articles are for sale at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
C. V. I'OPE & CO.
II:lyt Oregon City Oregon.
pTE'YY" AY AG ON
AND
GarriagD -E-lanii-Tcistory !
The ondersii-ried, having increased the di
mensions of Lis premisesat the old stand
Corner of Main and Third streets.
Oregon City
. . Oregon.
Takes this method to inform las old pat
rons, and as iaanv new ones as may be
pleased to call, that he is now prepared, with
simple room, good materials, and the very
best of mechanics, to build anew, recon
struct, make, paint, iron and turn out sill
complete any sort ol a vehicle from a com
mon cart to a concord coach. Try me.
Blaeksinithinir, Horse or Ox shoeing, and
general jobbing neatlv, ipiicklv and cheap
ly done. DAVID SMll'fl.
Opposite Excelsior Market
RB F3 GAUFsELD,
COKXEtt MAIN AND SEVENTH STEX-EIS.
OSEGON CITY, OBSGOrT,
omf-eooBS a groceries,
CROCK EHY and GLASS A WHE.
Also, a full assortment of
OF THE LATEST & TiLE,
JUGT R E C E E V E D.
COUITTR1T PKOCUCE
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
Oct. G, 1M71 :tf
OREGON CITY, OREGON,
RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY C001Si
GROCERIES,
II Alt I WAR E 9
I also keep constantly on hand
SALEM C A S S I M E R E 3, FLA NNELS,
TWEEDS AND RLANKETS,
Which I will sell at the Factory Prices, and
will take wool in exchange.
7I will al?o pay the highest prices for
Butter. Eggs, and ail kinds of good country
produce. I will sell as low as any house
in Oregon, for Cash o- its equivalent in gond
merchantable produce.
Give me a call and sati-fv yourselves
JOHN MYERS.
Jan. 13,1871 tf
Eye, Ear, Throat & Lungs.
JOHN B. PILKIPJGTON, BI. D.,
X ATE OF SAN FKANCIACO, HAS LO
Lj cned in Portland. Oregon. Office: In
il-dme-' Ruilding. First street (thi ee doors
from Ladd & Tiltoti's lhnk'l. where he may
be conulted daily, and will treat, diseases
of the ab- ve named orsr ins as specialties.
AU operations upon the Eve and Eai per
formed in the most scientific and careful
mariner. ., , , .
ARTIFICIAL EYES, having all the beauty
and mobility of the nateral eye, inserted.
Refers bv"permis-ion, for Ins professional
standing, to L. C. Lane, M. D-, I'rofe-sor of
Suigerv. and Edwin Fentley, M. L., Profes
sor of Anatomy, University of the Pacific.
San Francisco; and for his success in the
treatment of cases, to over 1.50n case 3 tieat
nl bv him, in San Francisco ; also, to Levi
Est-s. Esq., Pev T. L. Eliot. Portland ; Vm.
M. Dilbm, Esrj., Vancouver, W. T. ; and
many others Oregon and Washington Termor-,
augS.'-mS
Notice.
JOHN MYERS, ESQ., IS MY DULY Au
thorized A sent in Oregon Ci'v, and also
Asrent for the Estate of Daniel iiarvfr. de
ceased. JJ US, E. HARVEY.
October 1, lS71.m3
A. NOLTNER,
PUBLIC. ENTERPRISE OFFICE
C:ty, Jan '13;tl
NOTARY
Ore run
Ayer's
Sarsaparllla
Is -widely known
as one of the most
effectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys
tem finil rmrIA.-JnfT
Slf the blood. It has
r,r stood the test of
years, with, a con
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to effectually purge out the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
euros, many of which are publicly known,
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, Ulotclies,
JBoils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, St.
Anthony's Fire, Kose or Erysipe
las, Tetter, Salt Iflieum, Scald
Head, ICiiitf-iTorm, and internal Ul
cerations of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. It also cures other com
plaints, to which it would not seem especi
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female AVeakness, Debility, and
Iieucorrhoea, when they are manifesta
tions of the scrofulous poisons.
It is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lan
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a new lease of
life.
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and. Analytical Chemists,
SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Kverv yonr infronsos tl;e . i;!;ii ii
of tliis' v.iiij.-il'.lo !:i'u- IY-.''nt' ion ;
wl ik-li is tlno to merit ::L:ie. Wsj c::n
assttre our old .';; roti.s tl.;it it ;s i.ept
till! v- up to its t;i::'i t;;i;il:u'! ; .".ful it
is tho only re'i.tl-'e f.nd erj'ecli-il pre'
nnit io:i iv rQ.-'iorlwx Vai.w u Faded
II air to its youth fill color, i linking it
solt, lustrous, nni siikisi. "Lc fc;i!,
by its use, l;eeonit-s v.'hilo vv.d c!eau.
It removes all erupt ions am! lnm!ruif.
ami, ly its tofiic properties, ievt;its
the hair froio. finl'im.- (ut, :.s it stimu
lates and nourishes the h;iir-e;iamls.
By its use, the Imii-grou s thicker :nul
stronger. In lialuncss, it restores the
cajiilht.rv frhuuls to their normal vior,
ami will create a r.ew rovv'tli, except
in extreme old au'e. It is the most
eeonomii'.il Haiti 1 )jucs.sing ever used,
as it requires fewer application?, nnd
pives the hair a splendid, cdossy ap
pearance. A. A. Hayes, JVL.I)., State
Assayer of 3Iassaehiisettr-, sny.s, --The
eonstite.er.ts are ure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; audi
consider it the Best IRErAUATioN
for its intended purposes."
Sold by all Drufffliiits, an 'I Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
iiCKHiRiiani s
FOB TH2 WHISKERS.
As our Ie:iever in many cases re
quires too lon-r a time, nnd too much
c:iro, to restore gray or liuled Vliisk
ers, wc have prepared this dye, in one
pi'tpuration ; which will quickly and
elieetually accomplish this result. It
is easily applied, and produces a color
which will neither rub nor wash oil".
Sold by all DruiLrists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL &. CO.,
NASHUA, "N".II.
Smith & Davis, Wholesal- Ajenls, Frvut
street, I'ort'.a d, Oregon.
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A Most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic.
Thesfi Bitters ar prr'lrf'-1 from th most choice
and wholesome lirbs and roots, and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried. Thousands
ot dyspeptics have found relief through their use,
and physicians recomni' nd them lor the cure of all
diseases of the blood axid liver, and irregularities ot
thn digestive oreans.
Headache. Hiliounens and Constipation, General
Debility and Lossof Appetite, all are caused b tha
derangement of the IStoruach, laver and other
functionaries of th eystem. '1 he IXL Bitters have
been successfully used and are van-anted to allo
viale the sullerer in all the above casea.
CERTIFICATES.
Kkssrs. n. Epstkis fc Co:
tienilemen: I take pleasure in statlncr that aBTe
ab!y to your wish 1 have carefully tested and exam
ined the Bamjle of your IXL Hitters, which voa
Rent me. and find it not only an agreeable Bitters,
but also one that cannot f ail to to beneficial as a
tonic and promoter of D.gtion.
G. HOLLAND, M. D,
Crrr avd Cottktt IlosprTAL, San Francisco.
June 20th, 197I :
I havj carefully examined Dr. Tlenlev'B IXL
Bitters, and have faded to detect anything which
could injure even the most delicate constitution.
Iroin the composition of the Bitters, as far as I
am able to determine it. Ishonld judge that tho
IXL Bitters must be a very efficient remedy ia
Uyspepsia. Indigestion, Lossof Appetite and simi
lar complaints, being composed of a number ol
vegetable dru?3 which, ar principally used in dis
eases of that nature, and are of tho greatest
efficiency in their cure.
. . tv .F- n- EGELS.M. D..
Ass t Res. Physician Apothecary C. t C. Hospital.
2jtTA1' Assayeh's Office, Saa Francisco, July
MrasBn.EpsTEr A Co.-OMn: I have made a
careful xamination of your IXL. Bitters, and have
Ik. them entirely free of deleterious mineral
substances. ours, etc
r A?1-'1 ALKENAU, State Assayer.
Heware of Counterfeits. JSone genuine without
Dr. Uenley s -ignature across the top of each bottle.
Every Family lionll linve n Hot tie
La tli house. Sold everywhere.
II. JCX-rrTf,
Sole Proprietors.
o. .ii- r ront r-rreet. san t rancisco, eai. I
L. GEOSS 4 CO., 675 W. Lake eU, Chicago, Ilia
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Qniclt Cures and Moderate
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Private Medical t ..i...., .
.iitut
Iio.5iy Sacramento Street,
e.
Leidescrft; ( ft-w doors v:oh
Of
tlie hat Cheer House.')"
(Private entrance on Leidesdorfftr
Establishtd Ex,,rtssly to AtWd the ?'
Sound and Sfientilic Jledlia! Aid i i (1
Treatment and Cure of all Ji,, - ,1J6
Chrome Diseases, Cases of Jsec-ec v l ?n'1
Sexual Disorders. aEd fall
To the Aillitttd.
DK. Y. K. DOHERTY returns h.Vsircere
thanks to Lis numerous, patients for tit
patronage, and would take tl.is ni ori.-, i ,'r
to remind them that he continues . Cfl,. .
at his Institute for the cure of t hrori,
eases of the Lungs. Liver, Kidneys, Jh "i?"
five and Genito-Urinary Orgaus, ard . 'i
private diseases, viz : Syphilis in all its for.
and stages, Seminal Weakne s and all 1)1
horrid consequences of self-abuse. Gcni rr
hoea . G.eet, Strictures, Nocturnal and biul'
nal Lnassions. Sexual UebiLtv, Hisensvs 0;
lie Uack and Loins, iiitiaiumaUon of t!
Bladder and Kidneys, ete.; aEd liel-,.,
ttiat his loriir experience and sueee'-.-fat t, ,
uce wii! contiiine to insure hfrn a Sfia,f
public patronage. I!y the practice of m, I
years in Lurope and the United States .v ''
enab'ed to apply the most eflicient zud'.,?
cessful remedies against diseases of all k u.C
Me uses no mercury, chafes moderate UKi'l
his patients u, a cone, t and hoi-oral.t-and
has leferenees ot uiique.-tionaLi,. '
ty from men of known rcspcctabi itv a,-,'
hiK . landing m soc ety. All rartiv; con-sult.n-r
hun by letter or otlierwe, will
ceive the best and gntrest tieatnu n- iU d :
implicit secrecy.
T. Ktiaales.
Whr-n n female is in trouble, or aHlittc.
with disease, as weakness of the La, k ,,,
imbs pan, in the Lead, dimr.ess of tlt
lossot imiscnlar power, palpitation of'tU
heart init, ,:,(), nervousness, extreme
lnary dUliciilties. deran-emtnt of ditiv,
functions, general debility. var'niiis In d '
eases of the womb, hysteria, steiilit'- and all
otlier diseases peculiar to feimiies.shei, u d
go cr xMite at on, e to tlie cehbiated Wu.
doctor, V. K. DOHLKTY, at hisMedie.d 1,
stitute, and consult him about her tn ul '('
and disease. The Doctor is Rectin. n ore
cures ihan any other phvsk-ian in i'., St t
of California. LH no false delicacy rrev,- i
yon, hut apply immediately and save v( ur-Hf
from pau,fd sutl'eiiiigs and premature de-.th
AH married ladies, w hose delicate heahi, ,',r
otlie-r circumstances prevtnt an iiut.fw u
their families -l,..,ild write or call at H; y
K. I0IIKK1 Y'S Medical Insli rte, ai d ii(-v
will receive every po-sible relief i.n.l l-I.
The Doctor's ofliees are so arrant: d tl-i.t i t
can be consuheu without fear ji cl se! vutio'i
To forro 'xindciits.
Patients residing in anv pait of t!.e?fn'e
however disrnt, v.'l.o ir.av'di s re the opir;,'-i
and adv.ee of DIl.DOHEUTY in their i ,-;.('.
tive cases. ur:d ho thii.k proper to sin li.n s
wi ifiei, statement of si.cli, in pief( n ., ,. ; .
holding a personal interview, : re res-.ectfci'.
ly ns.su ted that their coiiununicnt (is wii'ie
held sacred and confidential. If the c:.m It
fully and candidly described, persona! -n.
munication will he unnecessary, as ii.stux
lions for diet, regimen and the ge;ei:il t r;,f
inent of tfie ca.-e itself (inchulintr t!.e ion:-.
d;es), will he forwarded wnl,' i,t delay, -1
in such a manner as toennvry no ideai 1 tie
purport of the letter or pa reel" s-. tiansidiucl.
iTC.nsuUation-by letter or t!.civ,:n-,
FULL. I'trmanentcure guaranteed ori.or u-,.
.Spcrtt;;t toi-,I,nrn.
D1L POIIKTiTY has jut published an i-n-pm
rant pamphlet, embodying his. vn v,,w5
and e.-)erietices in relation to Imj -otei.ct i r
Virility; ing a Sh. rt Treatise on Spvti; ;
torrhwa or Seminal Weakness, Xervi tls
1 fiysical Debility nseijiieni on thi- s
t on, and ot her diseases of the Sexufl Oi -e
This little work contains infoimaii. n of
utmost value t al'.whi ther married mir
and will l,e sent Ll.EE by mail on rei ti;
six cents in postage stamps for return p
age. Address.
V. K. DOIiMTV M T
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i be
San Francfsco Vu 1
ryO YOU MEKONG TIIE FL TI.'I: K Of
JL r beautiful eihl fast rowintr ,t:,fr-.
Siinn theslniil whisi le o! the I RON 1;M:M.,
he (j;i es rinukinj; ncns this gr t iiii
tiiu'iit. diiiwing niter hirn the rich 'n ui rt
of the Nation's Ve,1ltll and Industry, w.li
announce the
"GOOD TOTE COMJXG.-'
when Orejri-in's ovyti Suns arid L'auel.itrs
will be c.illed to till the new avenues fllu.-f-ness.
Everyone sin u!d nnpare lor aa
ACTIVE BUSINESS LIFE.
Great ehanjres have been made in ihe com
mercial iiihilrs of Oretrcn in a few v ats.
What the developenients of our State w ill Le
in the future, is a question whieh d( i c ls
upon the 1;LtSIkss Q U A L 1 F ICA'l i 0 S
it her i ouiij; ileu.
Within the pat four years of continued
prosperity, the
National Eusiness College,
of Portland, Oregon, has sent out SCORFS
vi wii.112 men nuiy qiiiinned, and inanv ol
whom are now filling hitrh and lnciaiivf po
sitions in the Hanks. ('oiintinir-Ilooins ard
Stores of our Stare. So c;reat is the dtinar.d
lor
Good Accountants,
that Eusiness men have been freqtieMH'
compelled to send East for as-isfam e. X'
enterprising, fjtudioua Younpr .Alan wlol.fs
passed through the pre.-cribtd couise of
studies at this
MODEL COLLEGE
has complained for want cf a situation and
at good salary, too.
tvery laciliy is here aCorded acqnir-
SOUND BUSINESS EDUCATION
in the shortest possible time, and at
TIIE LEAST EXPENSE.
Every student will have au
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE.
After having completed the. Than.T, he r,
introduced into a
MINIATURE WORLD OF BUFINESt
which has the efiect of thoronpMv familii:.
ing him with all the minutiie ot real btisice-.
1 he course of studv embraces J..ulIe ad
---ingle Entry I'ook-Keeping, Ciuiint ici 1
Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Corr-sp'"-ence.
Business reninansh-p, regular ard
special Lectures, etc., etc , combining thc'jt)"
with practice.
ALSO,
Snperior advantages for securing a thorough
knowledge of
0 UNA M EN T A L TENM A N SII IP,
TELEGRAPHY,
PHONOGRAPHY,
FRENCH, SPANISH,
GEHMAN. ITALIAN. ETC
' For full particulars, call at the College Of
fice. in Carter's buihlinp, corner of Fiei t
and Alder streets, (entrance on Alder) Port
land, Oregon, or send for cictilar. Address
DeFRANCE & JATdES,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Merch 31. l"71:vl
JMPERIAL MILLS.
Savier, LaRoquf & Co.,
OKEGQX CITY.
'TS.Keep ccDEtantlv on hao fi sale
Midlines, Bran 5Dd Chicken Feed. Parses
tijr.diDg feed must fornlsli the saffes.
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