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lenmt and ImportaiHc Is iW'lri-d frmii nil
parUof the state.
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eo'iinitililmtloiiK.
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tvciI (it tliclrlioiiHn run secure II by f
til ciiril requestor ly word left fit lliln
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HATUJIDAY.
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I.ATK STATIHTMN.
The growth of wealth In cotintrlcH
Unit were rich and dcimcly jicopluil
u century ago ha neon very great,
iih may be wen from the recent re
liort of tin- Hlatlhtlcs of France. A
hundred year.i ago the population
was tw.'iil.v-wvfii hiIUIoiih; MIh now
thirty-'lull t inlllloiiH. Home citlew
that then had a hundred thousand
now have four tlnien an many pen
llo. Her pciHoutil property was
.thou wortli sixty million dollar,
hut it Ih now hIxIcc n hundred mil
IIo.ih. J ler Indirect tuxes wcic, then
ubnut live bundled million dollars',
uiduie now some forty hundred
inlllloiiH. Her foreign trailo wan
then worth two hundred million
dollars-. 'Land which then averaged
forty doll iih Ih now nearly $ir0 pel
ucre. The average of her whea.t wan
then not over eleven hindii'ln, and Is
now eighteen biiMheln per aeie; nhc
produced thou alioiit one hundred
million bimhelH of wheat and now
over three times; that much. Ya
giw have Increased enorinoiiHly with
tho wantri of the people. A day's:
wagm w.ih llien twelve cciiIh and In
now forty-eight centH. Hut we
niiiHt bear in mind that then a hIx
IKiiico couid buy four IIiiich more
than It ilocH now.
Of all thoeounlrleHof thu elvill.
ed world Knglund him iiiade the
greatest progress. Her foielgu trade
Ih more tiian double that of l-'iiiuec,
being over thlriy-llvo hundred
million dolliiiH, for thlrty-wven
million people. Her wealth Iiiih Iii
crcmed In r more thuu that of any
other country, while the wages ol
labor there are much higher than
In any other Mate of Kuropc. Next
to herwtiind Belgium and Holland,
Tin: hlghcHt law 1'oiblds cruel and
uuiiHual punishment; and also, in
voluntary servitude nave alter the
eoiivlellon of eiliue. The puiialty
niuht accord with Jio crime. To
hang for assault mid battery or for
ordinary highway robbery Ih eiuel
and unusual; to put to haul work in
the penitentiary for leu yearn for ta
nning u live dollar fraudulent cheek,
Ih cruel and iiiiuhiiiiI; to burn a man
to death for a murder, Ih cruel and
imtitniul; to whip one severely for a
theft Is deemed cruel and unusual.
A man might pass thousands of dol
lars counterfeit, be might steal a
horno or forgo hiiecessfully, and yet,
after trial mid conviction, he could
not bo lawfully whlpied. Society
would not tolerate it. Hut once In
prison his constitution guaranteed
Ills buck may he stripped and beaten
III! the blood runs on the ground.
(Rtrango absurd Inconsistency) And
that too fortho slightest Infraction of
the rules. Ho is a convict In both
eases. Hoolety will not disgrace It
self by beating him for bis crime
but It graciously permits any brute
In authority to lcat and torture him
.Again, i ue cm.on cannm no lorceti ,
to labor except in ciiM'H of criminal ,
.Ullll.l.ttli.M .l, ..fill... Kill. ,,r,. tl. tl,..
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ITiil.u -I id. i iisinn. dm'
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KlIDMIIll lit,. IV.... l,,.H.I,l, ...1. .... !
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wholHp(H.r1orap,HarsH(u.d,u.ts
a hall ami chain to his leg and '
forees him to do hard labor. What I
ti gloi foil thing to have a eoiiMllu.
Hilton lo Kiiiird our rights; lo llve
Inn five and equal republic whole
rich and poor aio all alike.
A vut'Nu man now lliipnindersen
toncoof death In this slate who, bill
for tho Inlhioiuvof the kind of liter-
uture fnrnWiod for the young to bo
found ut almost every book etand,
would without douht have led a
steady, IndiotrloiH life on the farm
at home audvudod his days poMvel
of "honor, love, (lUillemv, tnmps
of frieudii." At mi eaily day his
llwly limigluatloii was o.wltitl by
reading htories of cow boy ami bad
boy iidveiituivn In the far wit. 1 lo
and others had a oavo where they
iHiiKvnletl weaMiun, and oinioted in
kiort the irt of robber, doliTllvi,
nnd othei chnnioU'rii In liuiiiiiloii of
what they read. The Inlhioiiiv of
this kind u." literature I iuil. Krni
clous, iiml till (ho woix In lone ooiiic
try place, Uhiiumi llnnv ImIuiIoIo
citiiitere( II. The trill h I-. th
inlnd In youth t wiiloMiili- that It
van Ut educated Into a kind of In
Miilty, Moiv evil U done l. Hie
kuil of lltenituru rohrrl lo than I-ptixju-eUHl.
Ii I here no n'linsl.x"'
A Jtoiiinnlic Story of Shipwreck,
Cii)livily and SnU'oring.
CA.S'fAJIDXH lUMIAItuTS SAVAOKS.
Horace lloliloii Siilije (toil to t'liliearil of
SuflVriiigfi Aiiitiug tlm liiiiimroiis
I't'low Islanders.
I'llAITKIt VIII.
In the names of these Islanders I
could not find that they had any
thing like a family iiamo, but only u
single one, (corresponding to our
christian names) iih is the case, I
believe, throughout the Islands of
the Iliclllc. I could not learn that
tho names were significant either of
animals or other objects, iih the
Indians of America are, and I never
found any two persons of the wiine
name. The children do not ad
dress their parents by jiny name
corresponding to father or mother,
pupa or mamma, but by their
names. Their patents treat them
on tlio footing of eiiiallty. They
are generally well behaved, and are
never puuMicd, except occasionally
when Impatient for their food.
A detail or all that befell us
would serve only to give p.iin to the
benevolent, or at most to show how
much human beings can eudiiie. I
shall attempt hut little more than to
dlscrlbe thcsullellngs of a day. Ob
serving once for all, that for the
termor two long years we experi
enced the same privations, and
were subjected to the same brutal
ticatment; life during that time,
was no better than the constant
hiiccchhIoii of tlie most acute mif
fed ugs.
This island, unlike tho I'cIcwh, Is
one of the mostliorribleaud wretch
ed on the face of the globe. The
only product of Its soil worth men
tioning Is the cocoa tree, and those
aio of so dwiirllsh and miserable a
growth as to bear but very few nuts.
These few, however, constitute tho
food of the Inhabitants, with tho
except Ion of a sjieclcs of (Mi caught
occasionally near tho hIioio. The
only animals or creeping things
known on the island are lizards and
mice, and, dm lug our stay there,
scarcely a solitary sea-fowl was
known to have alighted on the Is
land, anil lint row IIhIi uuit taUuii
by the natives. The character of
the inhabitants much resembles that
ol the Island Itself. (,'owiiriljy and
servile, yet most barbarous and
cruel, tliey coinblne, In their habits,
tempers, and dispositions, the most
disgusting and loathsome features
that disgrace Immunity. Ami, what
may be regarded as remarkable, (lie
female portion of the Inhabitants
outstrip tiio men in cruelty and
savage depravity; so much so, that
we weie fieciuenlly Indebted to the
tender incrclesof the men for escapes
from death at the hands of the wo
men.
Tim indolence of the natives,
which not even the fear of starva
tion Itself can rouse to o.erllon,
prevents them undertaking the least
toil, although a little labor, well ap
plied, might lie made to render them
liillnltely nunc comfortable. Strange
iih It may nppoAr, It N nevertheless
tine, that, notwithstanding they are
in this miserable condition, with no
prospect of Its over being improved,
they are of the opinion that they
me highly favored. This can be ac
counted for in no other way than by
the fact, that they aroeutlrely Ignor
ant of all that lies lieyond tho n al
low limits of thelV obHorvatloii.
They know nothing of any other
poitiouof tho globe, than (ho meie
sihh'Is ot Imrren land upon which, by
some accident, they were thrown,
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nun m ni'iti iiii'j ii'iii'iui ii iiihk oill
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II ll-l-- I'Atn, I'll. V. i lll'll lllltll-
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than to about a hu.uliyd years; ,ui,l,
lothe h'Minn o in nils. It mviiis like a
splendid ellbit of mind to bo able to
relate, with lolunible iiivitrnev,
tlie tline-liiilloied stories told them
In tludi' iiiiiviih.
vi.,.n,.,r U...V ..... i.i i.. ....v u.,.v !
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be Impioved by InMniollon, is in
(tiotlon whloh It would Ui (lllll-i
cull lo answer. Tliev mviii to U) .
iliKiiuod to ivmaliias one of the last
links In the chain that eouueets
our nuv with the animal part of
creation.
(S IIKlilNrtNI'HIl NltT Hirt'lllli.l
Weak Woiiii-u.
The nioiv koiihUIvo uatuiv ol tho
female ox rmdoi women much
uioivMM'optlblo than moil to I1iom
iiumoriiiiK ilU which spring mini
lank of harm my In tho shtem. The
liervoiiH h.tom gives way, slok
hiHidiioho N ItiUeiit, tho appetite l
lost, and oilier ailments KVUllar to
the so otilltogisitiUtrerllig. Hood's
.Sirsaiurlllii l Mvtilnrly adaplisl
forsiii'h easiti, mid has rx-lvisl the
iiin-t gratifying prnlM for tho relluf
It has iitrordoil thoiii-uiiiU of women
wliM very e.lteiuv U'fore Inking
It, wiixonly inUery. It strengthen
tlm iirotm. coiti slek liiviiliiotut timl
luillinstkn, purities and vlmlleatho,
UUHkt.uilldulVittrvutlutrnmlliett thv
action in everj' organ In the Unly,
JJ"!
In life north llvllijr?" Auk of lilni
Who toll' both day anil night
To innkc n little home lor thoH
So dear unto lil sIrM.
"In life wortli ItvliiK?" Ak of lier
Who, rmnriuil with widow' wcnli.
Doth II ml Mipri'inet lmpplne-n
In kind unit noble deedi.
'In I Ifo worth llvlne?" Askiienln
Of thoewhoe IiIk'h'iI iilin
In to nMt their fellow man,
Without one thought of fame,
"In life worth Jiving?'' Ah! dwir friend,
Ijct thesp good !cojle tell;
A better intention far Ih thin
Id life wortli living ell?
"SCISAI'.S."
Archery is coming in style in the j
cast aguln. (
A fiteam ferry is to be had at Cor-i
vnlhs in a fvw weeks. i
ifohn O'Connor, a incmlier of par
liament, refused to testify before
the I'arncll coiumissiou In London,
Another fierce conllict between
the Kgyptinnsnud thedervislies has
been reported, in which both sides
lost heavily.
In a dispute over a game of cards
at Virginia, Nov., a man named
Lavarona shot and killed another
man by the name of Stevens.
"Doctor, why didn't you kill that
snipe? Jle cainejustriglit for you."
"Hut my dear fellow he flew zig-zag,
and I had no sooner fired -rig than
lie went zag."
Spraying orchards in Oregon
seems to have resulted In much good.
Krult growers say that tipples will
not he infected with worms this
year as they were last season.
lie -"I wonder whether old Fit
kins will be there this evening."
She. "You needn't take any nolico
of him If he is, dear. We don't
owe him anytliing, now, do we?"
Said a good brother in a meeting
hero the other night: "Heloro I
converted I used to go to the circus
and it took mo n week to get over it.
Now I ask your prayers foi'Htrength
to enable mo to keep away from
Humum's hIiow that Is coming soon,
though I confess I should like to
sco the auimls."
Musical Visltor-"Vhat a hand
some piano!" Mrs. Tiptop "Yes, 1
do not know of any single piece of
furniture I have that f am more
proud of than my piano. It was
made to order at a cost of WOOO."
"Oil, 1 must why, It's locked."
"Yen, I lent tlie Ui-v some mouths
ago, and have forgotten to gel an
other." Tho famous leaning tower of I'Na
lias been put uplors.ilo by lottery.
Tho luiinlelpillty of l'lsa, having
become greatly straitened for money
on account of expansive improve
ments, oilers the tower for sale, in
order to prevent the tow u hall fiom
being seled, and lias adopted the
method f lottery so as to jet the
ill ;hest price pos-lble.
"1 can give you gas If you ale
afraid tho pain will be to great to
endure," said a dentist to an elder
ly colored woman who had come to
have several teeth extracted. "No,
sail, no, sah!" she said, shaking her
head emphatically; "you don't gib
me no gas en hub mo git tipout'n
dat cheer an walk home dead, no
lii I roads do newspapahs!"
When two or more colors are used,
it is necessary to keep in mind the
laws governing tho combination of
colors. All colors In combination
are beautiful, provided only that the
combination Is artistically managed.
If, however, a few Jlght tints of red,
yellow, and gioon are Used, wo are
not likely to go very far wrong In
the matter of combination,.
In a small town near Wheeling,
V. Va., lately, a housewife was un
able to churn her butter, and the
liWn
fa lime was attributed to u witch.
. ,,(1rilliiirlv
' oniiui,i,
the husband tired a
shot Into t lie cream toklll the witch,
but without avail. Tho wife was
,,,, ,,,, .. n IU., ,,iK,r (lmt ,,v
making a silvei dollar hot and throw-
lug It Into the ehurn she would bo! perwlu, or Indigent Ion, are. n dNtres
nblo to ilrlvii the wlteh out. Sin. ' tg ieno of weight, oimrc-vMon and
, tried it.and thobiittoroantoitll right.
pl,e wits ii little girl and she came
a sleeping father and stood bv his
i i.i.i ,i ii-..p.,r ..iiriii- ,..! i..
iWde-i How or of purlt. and in-
to
Ivod
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' OXOOl'lllOL'IV IIU'IISIV lOOKlllir 1H11I.
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glo, she asked.
No; take him away," murmurvd
il... r.ill.nr ilmiullv.
"nul,1' Ktld the llttleouo, "It Isn't
ti him, but n she, and hN name Is
Kiinule."
How a,v you getting uloiig-
nked it trawling man of mi old ni-
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"W,M-
"Oh, I have met with a share of
iuvss, plnyel lliuiilet for the
llrst time.
"Old .will got through nil right'.'"
"Yvs, except that I happened to
stumble ami full Into tiphellaV
....
,.' . , .
"IhatmiiM haveUvu ejuNtrras-
lng."
"It was; hut I wotilditU hae
m,mu',
If ,, audlenw liadu'l
HVIIHM m dUipiMillllisI When I got
oul."
The Chief Itrnon for tno great 8U
cess of Hood's S.irsaar)lla Is found In thl
article Itself. It is merit that wins, and thl
tact that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually a
eompllslies what Is claimed for It, Is what
bas Riven to this medicine a popularity and
sale greater than that of any other sarsapa-
Mprit Wines rllla or Wooi purt
I VI t! 1 1 1 V V 1 1 1 1 fier before tne public.
Hood's K.inaparllla cures Scrofula, Ball
Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Itlllousncss, overcomes Thai
Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength
sns the Nerves, builds up tho Whole Bystem
Hood' Mnriiinrllln Is sold by all drug
;lsts. $l;slxfor$S. Prepared by C. I. Hoof
W!o.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
A Portland engineer has patented
an apparatus for preventing .suffo
cation by smoke. It has -been satis
factorilly tested by several fire de
partment and will no doubt bring
tlie inventor a fortune.
Electric B tters.
This remedy is becoming ho well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have
used Klectrlc 111 t ten sing the same
song of praise. A purer medicine
does not exist and It is guaranteed to
do all that Ih claimed. Electric Jiit
ters will cure all diseases of the Liv
er and Kidneys, will remove Pim
ples, Hoils, Salt Rheum and other
aflections caused by impure blond.
Will drive Malaria from flic sys
tem and prevent as well as cure all
Malaria levers. Kor cure of Head
ache, Consumption and Indigestion
try Kiestrie Hitters Entire satisfac
tion guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price oOcts. and 1.00 per bottle
at Daniel J. Fry's drugstore.
At a stormy session of tlie execu
tive coininittco of the Grand Army
council, held in Milwaukee, a long
set of resolutions were adopted, prac
tically stopping all further prepara
tions for a national encampment.
lluckleii's Arnica Salve.
The best salvo in tho 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
(ogive perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 'Si cents per box.
Kor sale bv Daniel J. brv, drug
gist. 4 'very Industry grows as long as
it pioduics, or gives promise of pro
ducing, a prod! for the use and risk
ot tliesurpluH invested in it When,
fur any icumiii, the hope of prollt
falls the industry 'dies.
How's This?
We oiler One lluailrcil liiillnrs reward
lor nil) time of Oiturrh (hat iiiunot ho
eared by taking Hull's (,'atnnh Cure.
F .1, Cheney A Co.. proprietors, Toledo, O:
We, the iindfrtlKueil, hao known I- J.
Cheney for the last 13 j ears., and believe
hlin erlectl.v honomhlu la all business
transactions, ami ilimuclally able to entry
out any obligations nimlo by tills linn,
ii est A Truau, wholesale itrugxIhtN, Toledo,
Ohio.
K. II. Vim lloeseu, Cashier, Toledo Nat
ional Hank, Toledo, O.
Winding, Klnuau A Marvin, wholevilo
druggists, Toledo, O.
Hull's 'Calairh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly uioii thu blood mill mucus
mn face of the system. Testimonials Kent
free. Price Toe, per Isittle. Sold by all
druggl-is,
ttev. j. . rnixms or uineyvine,
R. 1., is nn aggressive prohibitionist I
with all that the term Implies, In a j
erinon last week he said: "J would i
sooner licoiiMt twenty men in thlsj
town to kill whom they pleased
than 1 would vote to license twenty'
men to m'II rum."
The immediate svnintoms of JXvs-
fulliusj.s in the stomach, heartburn. .
loss of apiHtlte, foul breath, beoh-
lug, llatulencv, nausea jialus in the,
"'"U'j anil breast. J)r. HetileyV
Dandelion To. promotes healthy
,HkiUiII ,, Kmwn u unhealthy
s
digestion nnd removes all unhealthy
syuipioins Mint ny i. w.Aiiunews
Aiwnllngto.Mr. htanley, thu nr-
row jHil-on used by the natives of
,. J ,, , , .
l"i f t Tt
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; that locality. Tho nuts nro dried,
, crushed Into powder nnd cooked In
palm oil. Tho exeeellng irritating
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posed to lw due to formic acid.
The Age of Modern Man.
IWle nn. fond of mylng that
".Mankind is growing wIt nnd
weaker." Hut is it really ki? Let
u glance at the facts. AccorUiiiKto
the latest statlsthvi there are more
lat tliMtl rltl lli IliliO ltlllt tlliltl lit tlfl
pavloiis time in tho history or the
world. Why. lUvatiseof the great
dlsiMyerles In medical science vlileh
titlbtd him Imnninity from diseases
that formerh devnstutetl mankind.
Un - nti - st of them all is Dr. Pierce'
tloblen Metllil DUetivery, tho bet
nliKKbpurltk - r nnd rvnovntor of tho
nttr,
Uh like liiHelo beneath llahenirtelnr
Influence.
The Best Residence Localities
Fn the ciiv of I'oiiliiml and other prosperous towns are those owned by men or corJorntionswho
have the tlisnositioii and ability to improve them.
HIGHLAND ADDITION
rn
i
ill
ate It
1
To tho city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated Improvements have
scarcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High
land additions and around Highland Park
THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
Of Oregon. Tlie line of tlie Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this.addltion, and no
lots will be more than two blocks distant from tlie line. Highland Park will In the near future be
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. ,
Lois in Highland Ailditon are High and Dry and Well Located; Host Excellent Drainage
The soil Is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest
mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches In this addition, and
a numberof residences are soon to bo built. Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots
within tlie limits of tlie city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. We can sell you better lots in High
land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street rallwiy they are practi
cally not half so far from the publle buildings and the business part of tlie town as the majority of the so
called "Inside lots."
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
And let some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located,
build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of Interest that will buy
tickets every year. l
r rTTyrrir 7nr
ruTEu H.OOO.OOU r-opta ill-ve tgutt
cltDe Urceet an J meet relUble liouie, and Iney naa
Ferry's Seeds
. M, i EUUY ft CO. an
acmowieocea to De ia
largest Seedsmen
In the world.
D M.FEEExACo'i
111 astrated . Deacrip.
lire uu mna
SEED ANNUAL
For 1880
wmbemiiiadrnrr
to all appliCAota, and
) l&At Tear1!! cnitnnwn
rithoat ordering it. IhmIil.
latJUiact. lihoaldaendloriL Addieu
O. M. FERRY. CO., Detroit, Mich.
A PUBLIC BENEFACTOFK
"Who is II. II. Warner, of Roche t
tor, N. Y., whoso Safo Remedies, g
pecially Warner's Safe Cure, havo at- j
tined such success and celebrity al i
homo and abroad ?"
Tho question is inspired as much by
aflbction as curiosity, since through
his instrumentality hundreds of thou
sands, in both hemispheres, have
been restored to health and happi
ness. Hon. II. II. Warner, then, ia a
loading and honored resident oi
Rochester, not only, but a prominent
and influential citizen of the United
States. On several occasions chosen
by his party as a National delegate to
nominate a President of the Republic,
ho has been a member of the Repub
can State Committee and of its Kxo
cutivo Committee lie is a member
of the American Institution for tho
Advancement of Scionco; President
of tho Rochester Chamber of Com
merce; a successful and upright busi
ness man. tie lias given away for
I tunes in charities. The celebrated
t and costly Warner Obsorvatory o!
Rochester was concoived, endowed,
and is maintained by him. His
munificent Tirizes for the dincnrorv nl
comets has been at once the wonder
and itnlldit nf n n.-ntifi -n.i.i
The yellow fover scourago in 'tho
South, tho Ohio floods, tho fire dis-
asters ol Koclioster and othpr r.(I
awakened his profoundest sympathies
anil in each instance his check for
from 500 to $5,000 swelled the several
relief funds. Where other wealthy
men give tens and hundreds, he gives
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iiuuuiiHis nu inou.anus.
His charities are as ready and .
tnagnltlcont as his enterprises and
public spirit are boundless. !
The world has neod of more such !
men.
n incident led him into tho tnanu-
jmiuni oi meuicine. .'flirK.i imma
teffleSeU,SwHtMab,d I
t14A llA WOO ti.aAa.l..l.. a. la.'
ease, ho was miraculously restored to
iicami uy Wiiai u now tnown as '
arner'e Safe Cure. At once ho re-'
solved to maVo known tho merits of bo
jxjtent a remedy, and the consequence ,
Is that to-day he has itnnimsa labora-'
tone and warehoiiRen in the United
Statea, Canada, Kngland, Germany. '
Austria, Australia and Iturmah. Jitlw
ot ms sate jtemeuiea are enormous,
and their power over disease Bimnlv
disease simply ,.
marvelous.
The merit
act keer
produce
man himself
lionent and
abundantlv
neaal efficacy
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IS OWNED IJY
LAND
And this Corporation is determined
Must it
tractive
SEE HERE!
If there ix anyone in the whole xlute
of Oregon who wants to return
to the east he should read
this advertisement:
1 Bargain For Somebody ! !
To ISxebange for-
jni
A GOOD CJIIANCE
4 ,
s-Kor intrilcnl.irfn.il nl lhj oilir,-.
EASTERN PROPERTY!
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With the difference of $700 you can
you nearly two thousand street car
JOHN F. STRATTON & SON
Importers nnd Wholesale dealers la
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. New York,
I -I.I and -Vi Walker St. John P. Stratton's
, CelebrnU'd Hu -slan Gut Violin strlugi, the
Plnest In the World.
Our (iiiarnntep If a dealer receives a
i-oniplalnt, (which ho believes to bo honest)
from any musician to whom he has sold
nny of these striugs he Is authorized by
us to give him another string without
charge, and all such loss will bo made good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
question, (llewaroo! Imitation.) Deolera
will please send lor descriptive catalogue.
Tratf supplied at lowest price.
sr; paul's
l
Boys and Girla.
The school will open on the 2h
or September. Thorough Instruc
tion in the primary and
advanced'
English Branches.
LATIN
AND ELEMKNTS
In course.
music
'iUHMS and ftirther Information may be
had on application to
KKV. K. II. POST,
Cor. Chemcketa nnd HtateSts.
s-avtr
Northern Pacific Railroad.
(JURAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
! TWO KASTTIUINS DAIIA'I
U UIIAOK OK CARS
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And all points East via
't. PAUL nnd MINNEAPOLIS.
1 ho Jorthern Pacific railroad Is the only
line runnlns l"ufencer trains, necondcuu
sleoin'rs (nvo of chartro) Luxurious Day
rwietuM i. iullmnn I'abu Kleepinic Can,
fliliiit Diulnir Cam, (meals TSc) from l-on-land
to the it.
' "l?1 !."lr ,,cket reaa vU tlie Northern
niclrte nillroad nnd avoid the
change of cars. ' "
i '.fnvo '"orllnud atsa. m.and 8;W p. ni.
dully iirrli'i ni MititiA,.t..iid r. u u...i ..
p. in.
leave Front
in. and &ft
:I0 p maud
unit 9: n. m
hlreplng Can.
paiare umiug
laanq twiiie
HAKLTON
nrsi - Cor,
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