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Newspaper Page TextVALLEI RECORD. Faber’s The Celebrated His pupal must learn to put herself in fall on Sunday, it was deemed best to - B. F. Reeser's the background and consider what will FREEDOM’S CENTENNIALS have the celebration in the middle of the make another person happy or be to week. For FemBla Irrer':Ar 1 "APHRODITINE" | I *RS’ LEStJE WRITES OF THE TRAIN- his advantage: she most hold her own On the anniversary of the Marseillaise, ND, Os. ..Thsraday, Mar. 19 1*4 THREE ANNIVERSARIES OF LIBERTY Is S old on a wherever there is a Frenchman, he will plans and wishes in so light a grasp that faiL BureeMfullTuyd i |NG OF A FASHIONABLE GIRL, POSITIVE Is the place to buy SOON TO BE CELEBRATED. surely assemble with his fellows to by prominent laffe» she can instantly relinquish them and The People'« Paper. monthly. Guaranteed ' glorify his national hymn. Empires and GUARANTEE take up another set originating in an to relieve aupprvnaed , ■he Ie Not a Good Wile Either tor a other will. She must learn to think very One Is of Interest to tlie People of Can republic* alike have been moved by its to cure any men»truation. Office in McCall'» Hall, up-ataira; etafrr on stirring music, and mare than once it ■ form of nervous Foor Man or for a Rich Maa—Train lightly of her own ideas and convictions, ^USE! SAFE! CERTAIN! : ada and Another to the Citizens of north ride o< Maaontc baildinfr. disease, or any has turned the tide of battle by inspiring PS, Dou’t be h am boned. ing School for Wive»—Dau Cupid Mae- and accept with delight and admiration Vermont—The Thrilling Story of the with fresh enthusiasm almost hopeless disorder of the « at Ashlar«, as "*ve Time, Health. those she has never dreamed of or has ter. H l EFOPE generative or- AFTER ■y»} audmoney,take no otb- Marseillaise. battalions. It has been sung in palace, looked upon as quite erroneous. She gaus of either sex whether arising from the X er ' (Copyright by American Prvss Aaaociatioa.] hovel and around the scaffold, and [Copyright by American Press Association.] x \ Bent to any addreoa. must learn to look upon her own beauty, . excessive use of Stimulants, Tobacco or Opium, Awtborixrd Agenta. Years ago the favorite scheme of the grace and acquirements as only valuable URING the pres- peasants have marched to victory ani ■ or through youthful indiscretiou, over indulg- aecure by mall on re- Ce ‘ Mi/ l ,r ‘ < ' < ’ -4- 00 The tollowi parties are authorized to mated by its noble music. novelist ww to demonstrate that no wo because somebody else values them, and ent year three * " Particuleir Attention to 1 encc, Ac., such as Loss of Brain Tower, Wakeful- sSvartisementa, nyan of fashion had a heart, and that not in the least because they are her centennial anni- I Claude Joseph Rouget de l isle, the ' ness. Bearing dowu Pains iu the Back, Seminal • THE kPHRG MEDICINE COIPAMf, versaries will oc author, was a young captain of French Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration Npetuni- ALLEY WeeteruBranch, Box27, PORTLAND, OR- girls trained in luxury and educated by , own and add to her own importance. Yes, Love teaches unselfishness, and if cur, and doubt- I engineers, who was born in 1760 and i al Emissions, Leucorrha-a, Dizziness, Weak Mem the example of fashionable mothers For sale by all dniggi<*V>. EaglBU’mnt ... ....... A. C. Howlett less will be cele died in 1835. He wrote commonplace ory, Loss of Power auiTImpoteucy, which if ue- could not poeeibly become good wives, one takes the full course, and acquires Link ville............. ...... K. B. Hatton it thoroughly, as alas! few have strength brated in a man- ! verses and was a fairly good musician, 1 glected often lead to premature old age and insan | Which will be done in a workmanlike •speciall y for poor men. But is this so? ........ L. L. Jacobe Jacksonville ... ity. Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes for $5.00 Sent b; to do. he adds sincerity, tact, docility, ner befitting their I playing upon the violin, but it was this i mail on receipt of price. ........ W. A. Owen Central Point .. Persons born and bred in luxury have manner and at prices that ................ importance. Two | tingle composition, the i “Mareedllaiae,” silence under provocation, patience, Miller A Strang I their faults, but so do persons born and sweetness, energy, and untiring deter A WRITTEN GUARANTEE is given for I that made his name famous. France at will interest the * * i every $5.00 order received, to refund the moucy if bred in penury, and I do not know tliat mination to d > aad to be whatever will people of Canada that time was in a state of commotion, , a Permanent cure is not effected. one class of faults is any more tolerable make the belovei one happy, and a holy her vitality being threatened by the al and Vermont, Wc have thousands of testimonials from old or more likely to make a girl into a bad hypocrisy in disguising all the disap and the third will lied kings of Europe. Her people had I aud young, of both sexes, who have been penna- Full stock always on hand and made to order. pointments, self sacrifices and changes recall the stirring memories associated been called to arms and nobly responded. , ueutly cured by the use of A i * hkoditise . wife than the other. -------- :o:-------- JU Dolph .............................»Sei Young De l'lsle was quartered at Stras I Circular free. Address The fashionable girl, for instance, has j I of purpose involved in giving up one’s with “The Marseillaise.” John H Mitchell ........................ P <W“N'one but the best material used. burg. During a dinner party at the life to become the counterpart of an It is now a hundred years since Upper THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. been used all her life to attendance, an 1 Binger Hermann ................ Congressman i other life. Canada, or the province known as On house of the mayor some one spoke of In REESER’S BLOCK, ShrivMter Pennoy er............. lioveruor WESTERN BRANCH, probably never has learned to mend her George W. McBride .. Secretary of State But where a nature is strong enough, tario, was established. The imperial act the heroic songs that stimulate the ardor , BOX 27. PORTLAND, OR. own clothes, or to go and fetch what she A SHLAND, :::::: OB EGON. Phil MetqpiB_____ ______SUM Treasurer and at the same time yielding enough granting constitutional government to of the soldier, and the mayor turning to T K Bolton, Agent, Ashland Oregon. Ku pt Public Instruction wants, or to wait upon anybody else. to take the whole course and learn every De l'lsle asked him to compose a new the two provinces of Upper and Lower • ON HAND A ULI FrankCBaEer . ................... Stote Printer She tees a thing in a shop, and having i RS Strahn.............. JEJl D ) LINE OF CHOICE plenty of pocket money, or plenty of ( lesson to the end, which is also the end , Canada was passed in 1791, and it pro march for his comrades. In the romance ¿Supreme Jucges WUUnm P Lord.... of life, tliat woman, be she a fashiouable ' vided that “by reason of the distance of of history we learn that on retiring to Marble. All . Orders in Stone Work R 8 Bean............... Promptly ’ Filled. Marble Works on credit in her fathers name, she orders it girl or a country girl, will make a good said provinces from this country [Eng his room, “the night being superb, he * MA1S STREET, •ent home, and perhaps never looks twice wife and become the delight and the joy land], and the changes to be made in the took down his violin and played and riBBT judicial Durr*r,T. at it again. If she is properly brought of her husband, although he probably government thereof, it should be lawful sang. Air and words both mine at the L R Webster.......................... Circuit Judge William M Colvig _____Diatrict Attorney up she devotee most of her time and en will never half appreciate her, for it is for the crown to issue a proclamation ap- , ume time; the subject transported him. For Jackson, Josephine, Lake and Klam ergy to study and the practice of va one of the many contradictions of the pointing a day for the commencement of It was as if the soul of La Patrie was ath counties. rious accomplishments, which, with nec masculine nature that the more perfect the act and the establishment of the prov passing into his own, as if through his UCKaON UOVNTT. essary exercise, so fills her day that she a woman is the leas they admire and try inces.” The lieutenant governor of Que mouth liberty was uttering her enthu «¡Sumy «Mat.. ..................... JackseoviUe really could not if she would learn any to please her. A perfect woman, or one j bec accordingly issued a proclamation siasm and her generous anger. In the Theo rameron ... Senator thing of practical matters—of tlie art of as nearly perfect as we ever find in this | I appointing Monday, Dec. 26, 1791, as the morning six verses were completed, and, J M McCall ... . jRepresentatives Samuel Furry .. keeping a house, of training servants or world of imperfection, must either be day on which the act was to take effect. vibrating with patriotic excitement, he S !l -------- 1 b A ------- J W Merritt .... of doing without them, of buying clothes satisfied with the approval of her own When Canada was ceded to Great read the ‘War Song of the Army of the J R Neil ............... County Judge at the right time and to the best advan sex, who do as a general thing appre Britain in 1763 the French colonists Rhine’—its first title—to his friends. ........ |UomiuiMiori«rs OO NTAl ICING «-•JI oen Js«yiüMiu tage, of making those clothes or so re ciate « 1 admire her, or, if she remains were guaranteed the free exercise of Manuscripts were distributed through Max Muller ............. .County Clark pairing and refreshing them as to in Love's school and faithful to his guid the Roman Catholic religion and equal out Alsace, and the music was executed James G Btrdsey ........................... hberifl M*k' Auld claithes ance, he will keep her supplied with civil and commercial privileges with on the public square at Strasburg.” (j®O R BiiMxiijjjr Anyone contemplating the purchase of ...................... Treaauwr AND • A'mairt aa good • the new. Thence it traveled over Fiance, and IL Hamilton..’’ ........................ Assessor a first class Hewing Machine Should Not rose colored glasses through which not the British subjects, but an antag Of course if a girl so trained marries only the man she loves, but her own life C 8 Price............ School Superintendent Fail to contributed to the victory of the French .................... purveyor a poor man she has a great deal both to and the sacrifices she makes for him, onism existed between the two prov revolutionary armies. In Paris it was c BUY A NO. » WHEELER T he M ammoth C yolop . bdu ! im been pub- ...................... Coroner learn and to unlearn, and her capacity ! and his stolid acceptance of those sacri inces of Upper and Lower Canada for sung for the first time by the band of lirtbetl it, meet the wstitF ol the inassea for • JOaKMIIN« COUNTY. A WILSON. universal compendium of knowkdffe, practical, for these new lessons will be the meas fices will all show in a soft radiance, a many years. Quebec and Montreal gave men who were brought from Marseilles N useful, sclent fle and «eneral. The work is pub- to the latter control over the exports and t'oanty Beat ............................. Granta l'ass Imbed coinpbste in Tour large and handaomo Walter Sinclair....................... Joint Senator A Bargain in one of these Fine Machines ure of her ability to become a good wife: lovely Claude Lorraine effect which can imports of the country, and financial by Barbaroux to aid in the revolution of rolumo;;. comprising a total 2.176 pages, and But suppose such a girl marries a rich Is proiusciy il¡'¿strafedwith«20beautlluiengraT H B Miller.................. Representative Aug. 10, 1792, and were prominent in S' transform the most stupid landscape, can lie bad by inquiring at this office. Ings. ThouMMla of dollar« have l>een exjxnded man? We all know, especially in this the most commonplace surroundings into misunderstandings arising between the storming the Tuileries. There it re Volney Calvig ........................ County Judge to make this the mo*t complete, valuable and two sections respecting their rightful 'i. C O Bigelow....................... ^Commission er» useful work for the masse« ever published It. is country, that money alone will not make a scene of ideal beauty. fi work fur everybody—mat', woman and cblld, share, they led to a proposal iu 1822, ceived the christening of “La Marseil P Hansen. ....... a comfortable home; it will hire ser n every occupation or walk In life. The sub laise. ” Generals said it was worth ten Civilization does not materially change which was carried out in 1841, whereby Chas K Chandor. ............... County Clerk etance and practical utility of twenty ordinary & vants sometimes at tremendous wages, J C Mostfa. volumes are comprised iu these four, and so .......................... Bhe riu the basis of human nature, and fashion a legislative union was established, and thousand men. replete la the work with knowledge of evety but the air of this free country is fatal able life is not half so powerful an agent J WShlBW........ ...................... Treasurer De l’lsle never intended the hymn to > kind, so filled is Lt with useful hints and helpful each reserved the control of its own gov- EC Mamin ... .............. Assessor suggestions, that we fully believe that in every to servitude, and the man or maid who i for good or bad as unfashionable people ernment. By the imperial act, however, be a republican anthem, for he was a home to which it shall find Its way it will soon W A MlML..... •School Superintendent while at home in England or Ireland come to be regarded as worth it a weight in gold. Royalist, but it was adopted by the First C W Harms........ ........................ Surveyor are apt to think. I have known a good For want of space we can onlj’ briefly eutnmar was the very incarnation of obedience, many men and women on both sides of Dr Wallace........... .......................... Coronor —DEALER IN— Republic, retained by Napoleon, and ize a small portion of the contents of this great work, as follows : respectfulness and content, only re !H COUNTY. sang as a Te Deum on the occasion of I the Atlantic who would no doubt be HISTORY. T hb M ammoth C yclopaedia contains a complete Chinese, Japanese, the people of ludia, Africa, Madafaaear, quires a few months in one of our cities, marked as leaders of society—the typical Iceland, Borneo, Rurraah, the Haudwlch Islaud* brilliant victories. The Imperial guard and authentic history of the great American Civil War, pro Pileatinc, .................................. LinkviUe illustrated, with numerous Anecdote« of the Rebellion ; a Berria, Kaffraila, Tartar», Cashmere aud Tuni«, the Arab», with the advantage of reading the pa fashionable people, although, by the of Lake ........ Joint Senator always inarched to the air of “La Mar fusely ocmplete History of America, from it« discovery by Columbus to Turk*, MexicauR. South Americana, American Indian«, Ifyp- Lake Joint Representative the present timé; graphic descriptions of famous battles aud tiau«, Siamese. Abvaciuian«, NorwegUa«, Spaniard«, »wi«« pers before they reach the hands of the way, society objects just now to the seillaise.” It was forbidden under the Important events iu the history ol aL nations, chronological Italiaaa, Greek», Ruasian«. Siberian«. Afghan«, Peraiboa. County J u<lge NiMlema. Australian«. Bavaria»«, SMlian«, sts., stc- family, anl of listening to the lessons of history, etc., etc- Restoration, but came again into use term fashionable, and, especially in Lon W C CcMtord |Cotuiuissiotiers BIOGRAPHY. This great work contains the Lives of afl MANt rAC'TCKEA. It thi« great work U alao described their compatriots who have been her * don, holds itself aloof from and far CBHUvniT.. ■nd illustrated the art« and proceuea orprlnting. «ureotyptn« during the reign of Louis Philippe, and the President« uf the Vnlted States, from Washington to , Harrison, with portraits and other illustrations, also lives and i ! l-ookblndinr, wood eugraUbg, lich«tr«pAy,H**<raphT, callo A L bauvftt. ..................... Clerk »little longer, before they iml. be the above those to whom it sets fashions in is now firmly intrenched in the hearts Ktraits of Napoleon Bonaparte. Shakespeare. Byron. William ¡ printing, piano tuakiug, watch making, paper making the BW ••••••••• .......................Bheritt principles of liberty and equality to such its own arbitrary mode. But, however in. Benjamiu Frauklin, Henry Clay. Daniel Webster, and manufactare af «ilk. iron, ateal, gla««. chtoa. perfumery, «nap. of the French people. famous sutesmen, authors, poets, generals, clergymen, etc., leather, starch, wall paper, turpeatine, postal card«, pose«»«* Wm ■ Howe;.................................. Treoau rer tn extent, that, unless the heads of the •tump«, envelope«, pen«, pencil«, needle«, aud mauy athei down to the present day. F elix G. de F ontaine . you may style them, these are the people John Smart ... ........................ Assessor thing«, all of which will be found peculiarly iutereating and AGRICULTURE. Valuable hints and useful suggestions instructlre. house are well able to hold their own who hold themselves at the head of the ntaiu.......... School Superintendent to Farmer«, treating of field crop«, gates aud fence«, fertlllxsrs. I farm implements ; livestock raising, including the treatment of FOKEKIN FKO1IVCTB. IntsresUM 4»wrlpdon«, ilia« OREGON position, they speedily lose it, and be social system in the great centers of earX \............................... Surveyor I ASHLAND. Novel Colonization Concession. diseases of domestic animals; poultry keeping, and bow made trated, of the culture and preparation for market of tea, eof!e<, J Siemens............................... Coroner come the servants rather than the rulers. civilization, and, having studied them and profitable; bee keeping, dairy furming, etc. The , cbocolau, ootton, flax, heuip. euKar. rloo, nutmeg«, clover, A somewhat novel colonization scheme successful treatment of these subjects is complete and exhaustive, aud I ginger, einuamon, allspioe, pepper, mwoanuU, pineapple«, ban- Now is a girl fresh from her school, or prune«, date«, ralain«, fig«, olive«, india-rubber, gutta LACK COUNTY. is in the hands of Gen. Herman Sthrm. renders the work of great practical use to furtner« aud stockmen. I ' ana«, a good deal and rather critically, I am SOCIETY DIRECTORIES. percha, cork, camphor, castor oil, tapioca, eto., ate. Herein is giren the most useful hiuts iven after some years of society life, quite ready to aver that they are just County Heat .................... Lakeview . The concession provides that Mr. Sturm HORTICULTURE. to growers of all kind« of vegetables and fruit«, as gathered NATTUAL HIBTttKV. I alert« ting and inatmetira i description«, accoiupauicd by illustrations, cf numerous bea«t». U A Cogswell, of Lake Joint Senator I tble to tike and keep this position of men and women like the rest of us. shall establish four colonies in different from the experience oí the most successful horticulturists. G. A. It. bird«, fl8he« and insects, with much curious inlormatiou ragard- A Snyder, of Lake Join Representative Joint ARCH ITECTURE. Designs and plans for houses, cottages, i ing tbelr life and habits. lead of a turbulent and revolutionary parts of the country, the government barn« and other outbuilding«, with valuable euggestious to The men like to fancy themselves W A Wilshire. BURNSIDE POST NO. 23. ................. County Judge • LAW. Tur M ammoth C yciopmdu 1« sleo a oompiste law LORD DUFFER1N. those intending to build. U M Jones ........ ......... jCommiasioners j Meets in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and Haff of servants simply because her hus I wiser than other men, and are most [Formerly Canada's popular Governor General.] obliging itself to sell him for the pur HOUSEHOLD. This work contain»tried and tested recipe» ; book, telling every man how he maybe hi« own lawyer, and containing full mid eouciae explanation« wf the gen«ral law« band has the money to pay them? A V Lane ....... pose 250,600 hectares of surveyed public for almost every imaginable dish for breakfast, dinner aud tea. I and the Uwitof Id Saturday of each month. Visiting Com charmed by those who most defer to the ncveralStetea upeu all matter« which are department alone being worth more than nine-tenths of < subject to litigation, with numerous form« of legal doaumants. W N Button .. . ................. Clerk! rades cordially welcomed. Of course she is not, unless she has them; they are suspicious in the wrong known as “the British North American land in the states of Durango, Coahuila, this the cook books «old; almost innumerable hints, helps aud sug W P Hereford act of 1867, ” the whole of British North MINING. Descriptions and illustrationa of the mining of ........................... Sheriff to housekeepers; designs aud suggestions for making W. A. P attick , Commander. a*d a mother so very unusually alive to place, and easily blinded and led by Chihuahua, Oaxaca and Michoacan. The gestions C'Si.y beautiful things for the adornmeut of home, in ueedle- ' gold, silver dlsmuuds, coil, salt, copper, lead, «inc, Un aud A McCallen ..................... Treasurer America was united in one confedera first colony, consisting of 800 persons of woii, J It Casey. Adjutant. embroidery, etc.; hint« on floriculture, telliwg how to be quicksilver her responsibilities that she has taught A H riaher the women who know how to do it; School Superintendent suc-essful with all the various plan C m ; toilet hints, tellllng how WONDERS or TIIE REA. Hereto »r. »MtfiWd aud ber the art of housekeeping, in addition they are highly polished on the surface, tion, and we now know it as the Domin either sex, must be established within to preserve aud beautify the complexion, hands, teeth, hfar. ' illustrated J K McDonough. the many wonderful and beautiful thing» fouud at the ................ Assessor etc., etc. i bottom of the ocean .'the plants, flowers, shells, Ashes, eta., like ion of Canada. WK Barry ..... Stock Inspector to her school studies, aud the require KNlGIITN OF PYTHIAS. three years from the date of the promul SIEDICAL. Many dollars in doctors’ bills will lie saved wise pearl diving, ooral fishing, etc., etc. and rather coarse and material under the The population of the Dominion is now gation of the concession. The colonists annually to every possessor of this book through the valuable STATISTICAL AND MI STELL A.NEO rr Herein ments of society; and such mothers are, surface; in fact, they are like all other The circuit court for the First Judicial GRANITE LODGE.NO. 23, Knights information herein contained. It tells how to cure, by simple {«given a vast amouut of useful and intereotlug'information, upward of 4,000,000, and the people have district sets in Jackson county on first Pythias, to say the least of it, uncommon. yet reliable home remedies, available in every household, every •onio of which i«the population of American cities, area and Ashland, Oregon, meets every men. And the women love to be ad good reason to appreciate the blessings are to be selected preferably from among disease and ailment that is curable, thi« department forming a ' jiopulation of the continent«, of UieNtatos and Terrttoric«, and Monday in April, September anil Decem Friday evening Visiting Knights in good So onr poor society girl is not by posi medical book, the value of which in any home cau I of the principal countries »f the world, length of the principal mired for whatever charms they pride that have come to them during these the residents of Mexican descent in the complete ber. In Klamath county on Second Mon b&rdly be computed in dollars aud cents. Presidential vote for «IxtT years, Presidential aUthtics, standing are cordially invited to attenu. tion and education fitted to become the themselves upon most highly, love to see day in June and first Monday in November. American states of California and Colo INVENTION AND DISCOVERY. JUmarksbly inter- | rivers. area und depth of ae»«, lake« aud ocean», height of mountain«, J. 3. E ubanks , J r ., C. C. hundred years. They have neither laws locomotion of animal« and velocity of bodi*». heifflil oi moi.u- wife either of a poor man or of a rich men turn from other women to them, eating description* or great iuventious. iucluding the Steam In Lake county on the third Monday in rado, and the territories of New Mexico Engine, the Telegraph, the Prinking Press, the Electric Light, rncBta. towers and structures, distances from 1'aahlngtoii. ni«n L L. M errick , Kof R of 8. of entail nor primogeniture. Their school May and the second Monday in October. one. the Sewing Machine, the Telephone, the Type Writer, the Type from New York, to important points, chronologic« I binary of dis love to be attended to and sought out, system is as near perfect as experience and Arizona. In Josephine county on first Mondays in covery and progress, popular sobriquet« of Amori -mi n-*«-», Setting Machine, the Cotton Gin, etc. Is she then never to be a successful >r. pm etc., common grammatical arror». tuic- T« r • "»-r. t rn- ’ The colonists will engage in stock March and August love to be loved. This is the basis of THE XVORLD’* WONDERS. Graphic deserfpttons. cities, i f|i»T<'« uunolatlon and u»e of capitals, Wall Btreei pbr. • MASONIC, wife? Are both poor men and rich mon feminine human nature, and whether it and example can make it. They have raising (to which end the free importa beautifully illustrated, of the Yellowstone ParL-. Yoscmfu- of ■ .f Fur Jackson county the County, Probate the world, curious fact" in natQrnl hi^o» Valley. Niagara Falls, the Alps, Paris, Vesuvius, Vc • at origin of th«- names of State«, «nd of.. and Commissioners courts meet every warned off from trying to appropriate is covered up by the silks and laces of a no church establishment dependent on tion of a limited number of head of Vienna, the t’auons of Colorado. Mammoth Cave, Nuit./ul .■•nijualg, SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, R. A. M. ! .( work«, p»pu'.ar fable«, familiar qnonulni“1. ■ month, commencing with the first Monday; i pinnis. J« »ng word« of famous person«, fete her delicate loveliness and dainty grar-» fashionable woman, or is hidden in the state support, and it is to be told to the stock for breeding purposes will be al Bridge, Watkins Glen, the White Mouutaius, etc., eu>. Regular convocations on the Thursday TRAVELS. Descriptions, profusely Illustrated, of the life, .«titMleant lha globe, leading gocornm^U* •'* : for Josephine county, the first Monday in to the embjllish.n mt of that home for folds of muslin and woolen, and the honor of the French legislature of Que lowed), in the manufacture of barrels manners, custom«, peculiar forms, rites uud ceremonies oí the January, April, July and September; for next after the full moon. bec that long before the union with Up I) R M ills , H P. which every mau longs in his inmoM* F m the abnve brief nummary of U r contents some 1 ¡6 L' what a mtnarkably hiùTi-stlur. Ivt u< ’B i. I Lake county, every alternate month, com pretty devices of a girl's own fingers and per Canada it was the first legislature on and coopers’ goods generally, of beer, valuable w« rk tlie M ammoth cyclopedia is may be eaiu» . y» f bnt a fraetioral part of th*» v-pl * r Mh I I i A P H ammond , Secretary. heart? mencing the first Monday lay in January; for happy inventions because she has no the face of the earth that gave the Jew spirits and perfumery. But the most this gr< at work have been nam- <i. It ’8 a vast storehouM* <»f u___ ful _ „ and ««iitert'iiiiiiig kn«»wl — íhi hi «* i ¡ d - Klamath county, the fii .......... _____ _____________ ___ -- -r____________ . ’ 1« .I’-d or hiDtruacv. N • I «n •• > -I ioh IU I» • u th ^bly n- of the __ best and moa’ _________ valuable works over publi-lw d i -- any Oral Wednesday in Nay, the case is not quite as bad a> fif. important feature of the scheme is the out it. It b, ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. & A. M. money to buy those of other people, it is isa witn tl. - v.nriona per|»í»»xW« quiMti« ’ s tJuit »•onKt;.!i - work to lx*connult-d »‘v^ry day ~i. “. regard * t ■ th- ------- — - ------------- - -— . y r and November. arise in writinp and conversation, bv the tarmer and houses ifo in their dally duties :*n 1 purKiiltF, it nd for mu- this for our dear society rosebuds and always the woman who is underneath, equal privileges with the Christian. erection of a paper mill in the federal IXI tinuous readl íg no work is raoro entertaining or instructive. Stated communications on the Thursday half opened blossoms There is a teach All the rivers in Scotland would w it district and the agreement of the con and who, when the man and the hour of or before the full moon. ar who can in quite a short course of arrive, breaks forth fresh and radiant make one St. Lawrence, and that country cessionaire to sell the paper manufact M L M c C all , W M. most delightful lessons teaea tn3 most as Galatea from her marble under Pyg , itself is smaller in area than the largest ured there at a maximum price of $8.50 James Chisholm, Secretary. • of the Canadian lakes. Fifty millions of inexperienced girl, whether she be city malion's touch. A I. I'D A CHAPTER, NO. 1, O. E. 8. r 1 dollars have been spent in thirty years for common triple printing paper, $8.50 bred and luxurious, or whether she bo Do you see the kernel of the whole to improve the navigable waters, and by for superior printing paper suitable for Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays country bred and unsophisticated, to lay PRESBYTERIAN. in each month. matter? Do you know exactly how I a system of enlarged canals vessels 275 books, and $10 for glazed paper. An i By special arrangement with the publisher of the M ammoth C yclokdia , we are en- aside all her previous habits and to ac vuMivu, Church, vuiuci corner *uniu Main _____ and Helman streets. M rs . J D C rocker , W M. reply to the question you have asked me, feet long and 40 feet broad, with a bur other feature is the project for putting abled to‘make to our subscribers and" readers the following extraordinary offer: We BeguUr Serripe«.— äumUy * ty, 11 A. M. and quire a complete new set; to take up the Miss Kate Grady, Secretary. up a vegetable, fruit and fish canning as to whether a fashiouable life destroys will send the MAMMOTH CYCLOPAEDIA complete in four Volumes rb alioye de den of 1,400 to 1,600 tons, can be taken ----- -------- ol. 9:10 A. M. most tedious and distasteful tasks anl scribed, all postage prepaiil. also the VALLEY liECOlli) for One year upon receipt the capacity for true love? ------ _ . .jrie’« Meeting, 6 o’locck P M from the ocean to Lake Superior. The establishment.—Mexican Financier. find them charming; to like the things j of only $8.00, which is but 50 cents more than our regular subscription price, bo that Prayer Meeting, every Thursday Tin evening. I say no, not if the original nature of Canadian Pacific railroad brings Canada I. O. O. F. you practically get this large and valuable work for 'he trifling sum of 50 cents This U she supposed she should abhor, and to A Good Naw Tear’» Prese&t, Rev. F. U. S tr a Roe, the fashionable girl is capable of love. 1,000 miles nearer Japan than the port a great offer, a' wonderful bargain, and it is a pleasyrs to us to be enabled to offer our ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45. Pastor. grow careless of what had been her vesy There is a pompous, fussy old gentle j readers so remarkable an opportunity. Through this extraordinary offer we hope to In such a one the power of love.will Hold regular meetings every Saturday breath of life. man down town who has managed to I largely increase our circulation. Please tell all vour friends that they can get the I transform the nature, and from what evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren MEtHODlST. His terms are high, to be sure, this accumulate a good sized fortune by j M ammoth CYCLor-eoiA in four volumes with a year’s subscription to our paper, for only in good standing are cordially invitt-l to has seemed dead and cold, and bound in Church, corner Main and Bush streets, attend wonderful teacher of ours; he demands J. C. D urkee , N G. close attention to business and by keep $3.00. Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed to all who take advantage of this great premium an impenetrable husk of conventionality, : offer. Those whose subscriptions have not yet expired who renew now will receive the •rular Services.—Mundav. 11 A M. and R obt . T aylor , Sec’y. even more than t .. lock with his pound ing a rigid curb on his generous in M ammoth C yclopedia at once, and their subscriptioi s will be extended one year from will evolve a sweet and gracious growth, MX 9.30 A. M. of flesh, for he is not satisfied with less stincts. Thia prosperous merchant em | date of expiration. The M ammoth C yclopedia will a so be given free to any one send- rtkiay evening; PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16. as the flower springs from the seed that than the whole being of his pupil—her ploys a score of men and boys, and year i ing us a club of three yearly subscribers to our paper Address all letters 'to Ashland, Sunday 0 r. M. to ignorant eyes gave no promise of con Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and ••day 2 r. m . after year he has been unanimously elect i Oregon: 4th Monday in each month Members in heart, her brain, her hands, her feet, her taining such a treasure. Rav. C. A. L ewis , will and her obedience; in fact, all that ed by his employee as * ‘chief bore. ” He is good standing cordiaUy invited to ttend. But alas! some seeds are sterile; some - —....... Pastor. makes her herself. The teacher's name, H.C. M yer , C P. full of Bags advice, which he distributes natures have no capacity for love; some R obt . T aylor , Scribe. as you long since have guessed, is Love, about the office with a lavish hand. BAPTIST. pupils go to the great master ’ s school and dear, old, yet ever young, Dan Cupid, His favorite admonition to every person Church, corner Churub «nd High .treeis. HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, «O. 24. who Ua9 been at work among us from learn nothing but some parrot phrases, that is unable to escape him is, “Never Resular Senrics».- 8ua«fav , U U M. and some poor smattering of their lesson, Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each the day when this weary old world was ’ J- X. Bunday BchoM. 9:30 A. M lose your nerve and never lose your tem A. SET OF THE LhrisUsn Endeavor boefetff, ujo t. M month in Odd Fellows’s Hall, Ashland. as fresh and young as the debutante of some imitation of what tuey ucar lucii per.” He says that that is the motto M rs . R L .B ish N. G Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. yesterday. fellow pupils so joyously recite. They I that brought him success. Never has N. A. Jacobs, Secretary. Covenant Meeting, Saturday before third And now the crucial question is, can soon leave school, and they leave it just thia fussy philosopher been known to Bunday in each month, 2 P. M. Ladies’ the fashionable girt the society girl, about as ignorant as they entered it; Social, second Tuesday eve in each mon h make a Christmas or a New Year’s pres A. O. U. W. R«v F. K. V an T ambl , take the course Master Love requires? they have no capacity for learning, and ent. Great was the surprise therefore ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 6«. Pastor. She has, perhaps, “gone in” for the they do not even know that there was among his clerks when on the last day Meets in lodge room in Odd ' ellows' Hall higher mathematics, for Greek and even anything more to learn than their own of the year he called them singly into every first and third Wednesday in each CONGREGATIONAL. his private office and impressively pre month. AU brethren in good standing are Hebrew; she knows the principles of poor, hollow phrases. Church, cor. Mai« street and Boulevard cordially navigation, trigonometry and astron For such a pupil it does not matter invited to attend. sented each clerk with a neatly envel Which we Offer with a Tear’« Subscription Regular Services.-Bunuav, 40J0 A. M. N. A. J acobs , M W. omy; she has Btrained her poor little whether she were bred in the lap of lux oped box about four inches long, two ana 7:30 P. M. Bunday School. 12 M. to this Paper for a Trifle More than B 8 R adcliff . Recorder. brain to its utmost capacity, and is quite ury or in the barren home of poverty; Prayer Meeting, every Thursday evening. inches broad and an inch and a half Our Regular Subscription Price. R ev . G. J. W ebstkk , fit to assume the chair of mathematics she cannot love, and so she cannot be a thick. STORMING OF THE TUILERIES, Wishing to largely increase the circulstion of this Pastor. at the coming college for the coming good wife for a poor man or a rich one. of San Francisco, while Montreal is 400 “A scarf pin, by Jove?" was the men I 1IATTVS TOUR OF THI WORLD. paper during the next six months, we have made woman, but is she able to learn Love’s I She has missed the aim of her existence, miles nearer Greenock than New York, tal ejaculation of each recipient of one arrangements wjth a New York publiahing house Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Beatty\ UATHOL1V. Celebrated Organs and Pianos, Washington, whereby we are enabled to offer u a premium to ony sweet lessons and to graduate in his for no matter what heights the coming making a clear gain of 1,400 miles in a of these boxes. The pompous employer New Jersey, has returned home from an ex subscribers a Ret of the Works of Ckarlea WrR- Church, corner Sixth and B street' school? woman may attain or what power she tended tour of the world. Read his adver gave with each an admonition not to ena, in Twelve Large and Handsome new route to China and the east. The Regular Service».—Every fourth Sunday tisement in this paper and send for catalogue. Those old novelists and essayists, thos» may wield she will never get beyond tonnage of Canada is surpassed only by open it until after office hours. An im Volume», with a year's subscription to this 10 A. M. Sunday School, every fourti gfa paper, for a trifle more than our regular sub- ' compounders of gilded pills who writs that old, old axiom, the true creed of that of Great Britain, tlie United States patient group of clerks watched the lan Sunday, 3 P. M. F ather F. S. N oel , .. BL ecription price. Our great offer to eu bseribers Pastor. moral tales for the young and novels womanhood—“The greatest thing in the and Norway; her coal fields embrace guid hands of the clock as they moved KK eclipses any ever heretofore made. C barles | with an educational purpose, in fact, all world is love.” toward the figure V. Finally the hour k-gai. Dicken« wae the greatest novelist who ever not far from 20,000 miles, her com EPISCOPAL. lived. No author before or smc< hie time has the class of theorists to whom I at first i of release came. Meanwhile the em merce is extending every year. In nat Services in Baptist church, cor. i’hurcL wuu tin fame that be achieved, and bis works referred, say no, she can’t They main ployer had departed. More than twenty ure she presents all that is beautiful and and High streets, second and fourth Sun are ,'veu morepopulsr to-day than during tain that a worldly life makes the whole boxes were opened then and there with his lifetime. They abound in wit bum":, days, Jr. M. R kv . F. B. T icknob . majestic, and in her society, according nature worldly; they say that artificial pathoe, masterly delineation of character, Pastor. to the declaration of Lord Dufferin, for nervous haste, and an equal number of vivid descriptions of places and incidents, habits, such as sleeping half the day and scrolls of paper were taken out, perused merly governor general, “she is more aKe thrilling and skillfully wrought plots. Each SECULAR UNION. waking more than half the night, so up hastily and thrown on the floor with |E book io uiumeely mibreaqng. No nompaliQald democratic than the republic of Amer Lit« in a Modern Flat. set and transform the natural tastes and Ashland Secular Union No 1. meets at S' be without a set of these great and remark scornful exclamations. The office boy ” McCall’s Hall the first Sunday in averv “Fve just moved into a new fiat,” said ica. able works. Not to have read them is to be capacities that they languish and die, who swept up the scrolls of paper is re The people of Vermont are also look month, at 7 o'clock p tn. far behind the age in which we live. The and are supplanted by others adapted to the bookkeeper one morning when he ing forward to a celebration—that of the sponsible for the statement that each CHARLES DICKENS. set of Dickens’ works which we offer as a W N L ucky , Pres. the new onier of things. If this is true, was late, “but it's a dandy—private hall, hundredth anniversary of the admission piece contained the words, “Never lose remium to our eubecribera is handsomely printed [rout entirely new plate«, with new type, H S Evans, sec’y. steam heat, outside windows, frescoed lie twelve volume« contain the following world-famous a fashionable girl cannot learn of love of their state into the Union, which will your nerve and never lose your temper.” lished complete, unchanged, and absolutely unabridged : work«, each one of which ia pub any more than a blind girl could truly ceilings, stained glass entrance, and all take pla.ee on Aug. 19 of the present —New York Times. DAVID COPPERFIELD, understand the beauty of nature, or a that sort of thing, you know. It’s a year. The same day will be made mem BARNABY RUDCE AND CHRISTMAS gem.” 8TORIE8, MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT, The First Step. deaf one appreciate the chorus of birds OLIVER TWI8T AND GREAT EXPEC Three days later he trotted in three- orable by the dedication of the Ben , M NICHOLAS NICKELBY, Perhaps you art ran down, can't ------- ...„J -------- - . eat. on a summer morning. TATIONS, quarters of an hour late, with a piece of nington battle monument, and it is ex can’t sleep, can’t think can t qc anything DOMBEY AND SON, THE OLD CURIO8ITY SHOP AND But I, for one. am not ready to grant 1 to your satisfaction, and Voq wonder what BLEAK HOUSE, red flannel around his neck and a voice pected that New Hampshire and Massa THE UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELER, that this is the truth. I have seen, I have like a bullfrog in autumn. ails you. You should heed the warning LITTLE DORRI1, chusetts will join in the exercises. A TALE OF TWO CITIES, HARD you are taking the first step into nervous OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, known girls trained in the lap of luxury TIMES AND THE MYSTERY OF “I can put up with inconveniences,” The first permanent settlement in Ver prostration. You need a nerve tonic and ASHLAND, : : : OREGON. and the vortex of fashionable life who he said, “but when I can get a view of mont was made in 1724, within the lim in EDWIN DROQD/“ Electric Bitters you will find the exact PICKWICK PAPERS, have learned to love so truly, so purely, the North river through a crack in the its of Brattleboro. In 1760 there weu remedy for restoring your nervous system The above *re without question tlie mo«t famous novels that were ever wrnu-n For « and so naturally that the artificial char to its norryal. healthy condition. Surpris quarter of a century they have been celebrated in every nook ai.d comer of the cirUufcJ walk fly a kite in the private hall and not more than 300 inhabitants scattered ing world. Yet there are thousands of home« in America not vet supplied wjth a «> t of Dicken*, results follow the use of this great nerve acter that seemed to be their only one Will Sell, Rent and Handle knock icicles off the steam radiators I along the banks of the Connecticut river, tonic and alterative. Your appetite r“turns, the- usual high coat of the book« preventing people in moderate dreumstaucea Horn enjoviug has utterly changed its complexion and think it’s time to fly the flag of distress.” and both New Hampshire and New good digestion is restored, and the liver thia luxury. But now, owing to the use of modern improved priming. I- tiling and «ntching build, and the pupil of Love has gradua and he coughed a graveyard cough until York claimed jurisdiction over the terri and kidney' resume healthy action. Try a machinery, the extremely low price of white paper, and the great coiup<:titi,.ii iu the book Real Estate on Commission trade, we are enabled ro offer to our aubecribeni and readera a act of Dicken»’ work« at a ted as a wife with brilliant success. Let bottle. Price 50c. at Chitwood Bros. his nose looked like a queer shaped pur tory. in 1770 the Vermonters sought price which all cau ufford to pay. Every home iu the land may now be auppli, d with a aet us look a little at the course of study. of the great author a works. * Consumption Cured. ple plum. When he got his breath he admission to the provincial congress, but Society teaches selfishness: the object continued: through the influence of New York were An old physician retired from practice, A Choice Collection of City and of each individual is to surpass a little “The janitor only runs five pounds of refused. In January, 1777, they pro having had placed in his hands by an East every other individual in the dearest ob India missionary the formula of a siuple Country Property for sale. steam, and shuts off that as well as the claimed their independence and formed vegetable remedy for the speedy and per ject of ambition. With the men, this ob water at 9 every night, and this morning a state constitution, but were again re manent cure of'Consumption. Bronchitis ject is wealth, or political importance, fused a place in the confederacy, and Catarrh. Asthma, and all throat and lung Any person truths ny to sell prop or some form of worldly ambition lead the servant couldn't draw enough water again in 1783. In 1789, however. New affections, also a positive and radical cure from eight faucets to moisten a tea erty trill find it to their interest ing to power and prominence. With the Nervous Debility and Nervous Com York waived her pretensions, and in 1791 for to call and see Ma plaints. after having' tested its wonderful women, it is social leadership, authority spoon. The agent is a dude, who makes Vermont was admitted as a state. lota of promisee; the janitor is afraid to curative powers in thousands of cases, has in matters of dress, the reputation of There is not room in this article to tell felt it his duty to make it known to his suf We'-«! -end the EMIKE SET OF DICKENS’ \VOKKS,.in TWELVE VOL- entertaining with splendor and success, burn too much coal for fear he will loss the story of the “Green Mountain Boys” fering fellows. Actuated by this motive t MIN. as above uesenbed, a.l postage prepaid by ourselves, al.'« the VALLEY ltEC- i Estray Notice. beauty, style, or fascinating manner, his job and I can’t find out who the and a desire to relieve human suffering, I OKDforONE U|>on receipt of $8.10, which in only GO centu more than the acquaintance with the mighty person owner is. If things don’t cha-ngn soon during the war of the revolution, but will send free of charge, to all who desire it, regular Nubscnption price oi this paper. Our reader*, therefore, practically get a set of it is known to every school boy how they rm going to build camp firee in every ORREL MARK, will weigh *W or 900 this recipe, in German, French or English, Dickens’ works in twelve volumes for only 60 cents. This is the grandest premium ever ages of the earth and all the minor de captured Ticonderoga and Crown P giiu with full directions for preparing and us offered. I p to this time a set of Dickens’ works has usually been $10.00 or more. Tell Ike.: • little white on left fore-foot; room.”—New York Evening Sun. tails of their lives. lefthtad foot white to fetlock; branded R ing’. £>enj by mail by addressing with all your friends that they can cet a set of Dickens' works, in twelve volumes, with a and won the day at Bennington. Though Now the attainment of the first place en left shoulder; little star in forehead. 'tamp, naming thL« paper. W- A. NOYES, year’s subscription to the V alley R ecord for only $3.10. Sunscrilie now and get this Jewish ladies are making remarkable unrecognized, they contributed their full 820 The above deecriBed dascri bed animal will be dale duly . Powers’ Block, Rochester, N'. Y. in all these matters involves, the pushing Li’eat premium., if your subscription has not yet expired, it will make no differeni-e, for Suitable for wrapping purposes, to progress in the liberal ideas of the time. quota of men and means to the cause of •oM for a pasture bill of fourteen months, somebody else back into the second it will be exteudeq one year from date of expiration. We will also give “ Dickens underlay carpets, etc., An elegant line of jewelry, watches, as above, tree and post-paid, to any one sending us a club of three vearlv subscribers including feed during last winter They have at length engaged in public American independence. place, and if thia is not aelfishneas »hat clocks, etc., to select from at J. 8. Muller ’ s. E. B. MYER •peaking, and Mis» Ray Frank has been Address Ashland. Oregon: The battle of Bennington was fought It will pav parties living elsewhere to make Eor Sale at the RECORD Office. can be? Askland, Or., Dee. 1A. 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