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MR. HOIjDEN'S NARRATIVE. netnI- TIleir dcIro WIW for iro" m
A Konmntic Story of Shipwreck,
Cnptivify unil Suffering.
CAST AJ10XH JJAKKAKOUS SAVAGES.
CLARE B. IRVINE Manager.
Hoc fourth pngo for terms of suliscrlp
tlon. Advertisements to insure Insertion (for
inc mnc any; snoum oo nanucu in uy i
o'clock,
CorreHondcncp containing new of In
terest and Importune! Is desired from nil
part of the state.
No attention will bo paid to nnonymou
communications.
I'crsons iifMlrlnu tho Cai-itai, JotmxAi.
served nt their Iioui-ch run secure It uy not
1il ciird request, or by word lea nt thin
olllce.
(Specimen numbers suit freoonuppllcn
tlon. Olllco, corner Court nnd Liberty HtrcctH.
BATUKDAY AUGUST 17, 1880
Kunhi:t Co.Y, after visiting the
Pacific coant, f-nysof tliupcoplc here:
They are," ho nlil, "an if you had
taken the crcuni of New York, of
WaHliIngton, of HtifTalo, of all the
cities of the castthe brightest boys
of the family and went them out.
With plenty of wit, plenty of enter
prise, an 1 their Dockets full of
money they are tho brightest peo
lo in tho world."
Horace Iloldon Sulijectcil to Unheard of
SufftringK. Among the Ilarliarous
l'clciv Islanders.
Tm: Intentions of man have had
an Immense Inllucino In aiding the
production of mauufactiiied articles,
and It has been estimated that two
thirds of tho aggregate wciilth of
tlie United Blutcs Is due to patented
invention. The patents giantetl
by the United Hiatus Government
are nearly equal to those of both
the KngllBh an I the Kiein-h ov
ermuentH combined.
No combination of wings will en
able a man to lly until ho cm wield
them with as much muscular
power to 'the pound tif weight as n
bird exerts in Hying. If a man had
In his legs tin muscular energy and
leverage of u Ilea, he could jump n
mile In Ihieo leaps, and If his arms
had In proportion to his weight the
tlrivlni: power of it wild pigeon's
wing, ho would have no use for
railroads or balloons. Tho transpor
tation problem would ho solved.
Moving himself so easily and so
swiftly, ho would not need to move
anything else.
hood adviiji:.
Look ovit for it in. Look out for It
before It start. Lot every man
kep lus pit'iiilst's clean and free
from rubbish, with matches In tin,
lion or cutthware; let him havo
good chimneys, s.ifo stoves; lot him
use good keroscuo and III! his lamps
by daylight; let him keep his child
roil and matches apait, ami be rea
sonably careful. Then there will bo
lew or no Has, and lnsuiaiieo rates
will bo much lower than they are
and must coiltlnuo to lio ho long as
tho reign of tiro ordinances. Make
them nioio stringent increase
jour water supply; multi
ply buckets and laddurs; en
courage your volunteer force; In
spect tiuildlngw, alleys and cellar
ways; enact building laws, requite
first-class chimneys; encourage the
erection of bilck buildings; toward
your vlllgant watchman; prohibit
the stile of lire-works mid poorkoro
bono; prohibit the accumulation of
lubbish; p.tss laws ivqulrlng smok
ers to extinguish cigar stubs. Hut
laws, however good, can never morn
than supplement individual careful
ness and cleanliness. Puyallup
fouiliicicc.
COMINCI TO OltlUlON,
The exodus of people notthwaid
Into Oregon mid Washington terri
tory still continues. Kaeh train
leaving California Is crowded to Its
utmost capacity, and the lullmml
company Is seriously considering the
question of putting another train on
the route. These people are not
only icsldenti of California wlto
have disponed or their property there
anil are moving to the north, where
as good unil cheaper land enn be
secured, but also people from (ho
east, who have been Induced to go
to California, iiImi to llnd how badly
In some respects, the country has
been misrepresented. Without
chapter xnr.
Following tho firing of small
arms at tm from the ship the occu
pants of our vessel were thoroughly
ingiueneu aim as we were so near
to tho ship they thought that wc
were wholly at the mercy of the
crew. But as no more shots were
fired I wus soon able to once more
bring order from the chaotic state
Into which the occupantsof our dug
out luid been thrown. The qimrter
bont hurrldly returned to tho ship
and the otllcer In charge, to all ap
pearances, reported to the capUdn
what he had seen.
In the meantime wo were resting
on our oiib and anxiously awaiting
developments, not knowing whether
we would be again tired upon or be
left alone to our fate. J5ut as 'soon
as the captain had heard the report
the quarter boat put oil" toward us
again, the crew this time being
heavily in mod. They approached
to within fifty yards of us and
lopped. They looked us over thor
oughly, mid our natives likewise
took a view of them. I was unde
cided what to do, when the otllcer
beckoned mo to swim to them.
No sooner had his signal been in
terpielcd than I was in the water
swimming its rapidly In the direc
tion of the boat as my wasted
strength would permit. My only
thought was for rescue from death
by starvation among the baibanans.
All thought of present danger was
out of mind, although I knew dif
ferent species of man-eating sharks
abounded In those wateis. Neither
had 1 fear that my strength might
fall me before I could leneli the
boat. I leaped and swam for life,
the natives whom I left behind giu
Ing after me in consternation.
From the moment I thiew myself
Into the water I oxpeiieneed a pecu
liar sensation, its or being drawn
downward; and It was with dllll
culty that I swam. My body was
entirely under the water and I hml
trouble in keeping my head above. I
would have to exert myself to raise.
my head from (ho water logetbreath.
In this way, I swam along slowly.
This unknown force thawing mo
downward retarded mo 'greatly.
At bust 1 had approached along tho
side of the vessel anil was about to
bo lifted In when I felt myself being
drawn beneath. I made a last des
perate plunge forward and was lift
ed Into the boat by those who
manned It. We started for tho ship
but as soon as I hail seatetl myself In
tho boat one of tho boys cried eut:
"My God, look! Ho made a lucky
escape!" Just then there oame
up along-sldo the boat a huge man-
eating shark, his llukes extending
on both sides of tho boat and color
ing the water I had a moment be
fore left. Coltl sweat stood upon my
brow as I contemplated tho miracu
lous escape,
Tho oars were handled ably and
we icaehed the vessel In safety. Su
perhuman strength having been
given me, to tho astonishment of
the orow, 1 scaled the man-ropes
and was saved and In the hands ot
friends and elvIlUed people once
more. This was on Nov. U7th, 1S.U.
The vessel pioved to be tho Hrltlsh
bark llrltannla, Captain Short,
bound to Canton. As soon as I was
safely on board and provided with
food tho first you might say for
several months and clothing the
first for many n day orders were
given fcy Cunt. Short to haul In.
This order distracted me, as my
comrade Nute hml not been rescued.
1 entreated with the Captain In be
half of my brother In privation and
HUlIuring. 1 could not rest until he,
too, had been taken from among
those iHople. The Ciintnln heard
any form. Tho presents were lower- f 0AV
iii aim uruciuu bikiiuu oul iu me na
tives, but I Insisted on accompany
ing the bearers of gifts that I might
be able to Impress upon the minds
of the natives a few principles of
brotherly love to teach them, in
their own language, a lesson of
practical Christianity. I was per
mitted to accompany the vessel and
as the natives saw mo approaching
bringing them presents they feang
aloud in my worship. As we came
nearer to them my old master was
about to jump from his canoe and
swim to our boat, but I urged him
not to do It, telling him that I would
send Iron to him in a dip-net. I
had selected an old razor for him,
knowing that it would be worth
countless dollurs to him. He was
proud of It, but seemed not to be
satisfied and thought he ought to
have more. It made him happy at
least, and to Nute's old master I
gave a large piece, telling him it
was sent to him by Nute.
I thought here was a good place
to drop a text and commenced the
distribution of the remaining pieces
of iron among the natives. I told
them that Y would do unto them us
they had done unto me, by this
means hoping to Instruct them in
the way which to me bcemed the
most Immune. To thoo who
had given me when I was among
them at their mercy and starving
generous bites of their rations,
I gave the larger pieces of Iron
while to tlio-o who had given
me none, I gave none. This pleased
tho former, but caused displeasure
among tho lattwr until I had ex
plained to them why I did it. Then
they were satisfied and those who
had given me small bites or nothing
to eat begged me to leturn with
them to the Island, saylug that
I should have all I could eat and
when another ship came to the
Uliind they would take me to it anil
get the big pieces of iron themselves.
'Ihus they iciiHoi.cd and I baid good
bye to them and our boat started
b.ick to the ship. As we were -stai t
ing one of my savage friends swam
to our vessel ami begged to be taken
away witli me, out J told him he
must not, and we towed quickly
away to the ship, the natives In tho
canoes shouting and waving at us
until we had reached the snip,
(ro iiKco.sriNiji:i) nit situudav,)
VKfc
The Best Residence Localities
The Chief Renaon for ine great rua
eess of Hood's Sarsaparilla Is found In th
irtlclo Itself. It Is merit that wins, and th
tact that Hood's Sarsaparilla actually ac
complishes what Is claimed for It, Is what
has El, en to this medicine a popularity and
lalo greater than that of any other sarsapa-
Mprit Wins rllla or blood purt
I VI C I I L V V 1 1 1 i fler oef0re tho public.
Hood's Barsaparllla cures Scrofula, Sail
Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thai
rired reeling, creates an Appetite, strcngtl
sns the Nerves, builds up tho Whole System
IJool' MiiiKiiparlllu Is soldbyalldruf
:lsH. Sl;sIxfor?5. 1'rcparedbyC. I. UesX
V Co.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
In the city of Portland nnd other prosperous towns are those owned by men or corporations who
haie the disposition and ability to improve ilicni.
-IS OWNED HY--
PiMPlW
Married Twenty-Five Times.
The following extract is taken
from "Evelyn's Diary," and refers
to a Dutch woman who lived in the
seventeenth century. "Toward the
end of August I returned to Haar
lem. They showed us a cottage
where they told us dwelt n woman
who had been married to her twenty-fifth
husband and, being now a
widow, was prohibited to marry in
tho future; yet it could not be prov
ed that she had ever made away
with any of her husbands, though
the suspicion had brought her divers
times into trouble."
Natural (ins.
The first recoidcd discovery of a
natural gas well in tho United States
resulted fiom boilngs made within
the present limits of the city of
Charleston, S. ('., in 181G, but in
this case the gits docs not appear to
have been put to any use. In 18'Jl
natural gas was diseovoied issuing
irom a spring at Kredonia, N. Y.
This discovery; was made by a wo
man who had gone to thespiing
one dark night to draw some water
in a pall. In order to aid her in
doing this, she put down a lantern,
when the gas which was rising from
tho spring took fire. This alarmed
the woman, who hastily dropping
both pall and lantern, ran
back to her home us fust. n
possible. This gas was first
collected bv excavating and cover
ing the spi Jug. It was then con
veyetl into a small holder made of
cSppor, anil thence to one mill
and several stores, where it was
u-ed for light. Tills was the first
practical use of natural gns In the
United States. When Lafayette
pased through the village hi lSiM,
the hotel called the Taylor Hou-o
was illuminated with this gas In
honor of this distinguished man.
The well Is said to lie produelnir vet.
ami l-'reilonla Is still lighted by
natural gas.
Female Beauty.
Tho ladles ot Arabia stain their
fingers and toes red, their eyebrows
uiaeu, ami their lips blue. In Persia
they paint a black streak around
their eyes, ami ornament their
races with various flguies. The
Japauc-o women gild their teeth.
Sitting on the Safety Valve.
Many are they who have laughed
at the story or the green steamboat
fireman who sat on the safety valve
topievent it leaking. Yes thousands
are lepeating his folly every day.
They are doubled with blotches,
pimples, eruptions, salt rheum, boils
carbuncles, ulcers and old sores, and
are contenting themselves with sup
pressing the symptoms without re
moving the cuitec. Thev sit on
these safety valves oy which nature
is diiving out blood inpurities, in
stead of using Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medicil Discovery, which cures by
lemoving tho cause, which is in the
blood. It is u wouilcrftil blood pu
rifier and invigorating tonic.
Do you think the proprietors of
Dr. Sege's Catarrh Jtcmenv would
ofl'er, iw they havo done for many
years, a standing reward of SoOO for
a case of oatm rh w hlch they cannot
cine, irthey did not positively know
that die remedy will absolutely and
permanently cure catarrh. Sold by
druggists at only ,"it) eentrf.
And tlfis Corporation is determined to
1
ake It
m
Attraetive Addition
To the city of Salem.
scarcely bejruu.
land atlditions and ;
lie Mos
lem. 1 hey have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements
It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside andl
id around Highland Park
have
High-
THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
Or Oregon. The line or the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle or this addition, and no
lots will be more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near future be
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lois in Highland Aildiion are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage
1 he toll is black and rich. 1 rom 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 number of residences are soon to be built. Uuildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots
"' uiiiiunwi uiuuitt wi iilicill lliu WUILU llll nil ivit rn nvop .v H vvn nan en
fm? hArrnn fsvn Si lI I .!
limil nilflitimi fnr min.Hilii ,if (l,A ,.,.,.. ..,,,1 !!.. .i:...i.." .. ,. n.." Vi ."",' . . "J., "-" '"w " cllbH
ii . v, i l ,. r i ;'"" "',;,;".;. uclusy " mo uueoi me street railway tney are practi
e'Sed "inside lots"' buildings and tho business part of the town as the majority of fheso-
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
i?;!!!1i1(;tiS0,nHff!tiherJl!ll0W pay ?u f:"7m lncrl'i lot not so well located. With the difference of 700 you can
bu Id a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate or interest that will buy you nearly two thousand streetcar
Oregon StatoFair
it vnKiNVSJoaatstajzMsriKr-- "vm
One or the runniest things that has I T" e"-i'tnnmmnMc hibitionnt s.iitm,
ippenedut Greenville Tenn., mr """"'
CoiunuMiciug Monday, Sept. 1G,
ha
some time, was the shooting of a lie
gio the other night by a policeman.
The cop blazed away ut the man
and shot him in the elbow, the ball
glancing and striking him in the
cheek. As ho spat tho ball out he
said: "Look lieah, white man, you
quit dat shootin' at me; lus' thing
.villi knows you gwinter break some
'spvehiblu pusson's winder glap.s."
"The immediate symptoms of Dys
pepsia, or Indigestion, are a distres
sing freno of weight, oppression and
lt.lliie.-s in tho stomach, heartburn,
los of appetite, foul breath, belch
ing, llalulency, nausea pains In the
shoulders and bieiust. Dr. Henley's
Dandelion Toiilo promotes healthy
ingestion and removes all unhealthy
symptoms. Sold by D. W. Mathew s
It is estimated that tho money
ued In a single year to foot the
salary and expense bill of tho trav
eling salesmen or tho United States
would pay oil" tho national debt and
leave u row dollars over.
Cimtluulnwnno v.cck uiuW the uiiiingi.
incut of tho l eson htatu ltnanl
iif ARrlcullmi.
OVER $1,500
i
11)1
III &
SEE HERE!
IJOHNF.STRATTON&SON
ii, iu V "nKcrH'r Jean F. Htmtton's
fe!JSsRnWvo'?&Gut V,0Un StrlDS3' the
Olloroit for iiBrleiilturat stock, dairy and
mechanical oxhllilts, for works of urt,
fmuy work, unil for trlnlorf,peed.
RunniM and Trottta Races
EVERY
0
DAY,
Imrvort nut Improvements
iiimle In ilio premium list.
liu o been
Tr there is anyone in the whole state
or Oregon who wants to return
to the east he should lead
this advertisement:
A Bargain For Somebody! !
.VW&V'o. i
doubt, California is one of the most request.
my plwi but was loath to grant un
fertile states In the union, but the
people there have foolishly ad
vanced the piice of lands to a figure
that is unreasonable, ami which the
iunlltyir tin. land will not Justlty.
I oiiiituiitly people or moderate
iiit.uis cannot utllml ti purchase,
unil this fact prevents wealthy peo
p i.i-.ii buying for the purpose of
upo iilateui. The price that is askisl
lui Linn In Oiegon Is leasonable,
nii-l In houit Instances astonishingly
mi, unit ss die Oregii.i jKsiple iefue
to inllt by thee.peilence of Call
fornlaus, and tUrnaiiil outrugcoutdy
lilgli prlivs fur their laiuU. ThU
wetlo not Uiheve will bu the case
III tills stale, although land will
continue to InorwiM In value, tor In
t lengtli ho ordered the firing of
several charges from the caution
that tho canoes might be dispersed.
This had the etloct of dispersing all
but throe of the swages' canoes, and
again the quarter-boat was manned
and tho Imya pulled oil' for the
canoes. 1 feared Xute had been
taken uwiyln one of the boats that
luid left, but as fortune would have
It lie was found in one of the three I
that remained, He had been, how-,
ever, chucked In tho tlsh-Uix in the,
middle of the cnuoo. ThU thus.iv-j
ages Kild was In revenge, I having
caused the charges to be fired at i
them titter 1 was abisird the ship.
Xute was by this time m weak that
lie had to bo lifted lino the bout and
THE NEW DISCOVERY.
You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about It. You
may yourself be one or tho many
who know from personal experience
lust how good a thing it is. If you
have ever tried it, you are one of its
staunch frieuds, because tho won-
tieritii tiiinir uitoni it u iimt -iwi
and tliOMi of the Indians paint diem j oi-1-' given a trial, Dr. King's 2fev
red. Tho mt or the teeth must ! lIVer.y ever after holds a place in
i iiu utilise, ii you nave never used
Keiliice il liitpq for firtu niwi rui, ..
all tmnsirt.ulou lines to nnd from tho
uur.
1'ltICES OK ADMISSION:
-Mcu's U.i- ticket
Women's day ticket.
Men's beiuon ticket ..
Women's kovmiii ticket.
M
$J .10
1 U)
:n
Our Gnnrantee If a dealer receives a
complaint, (which he believes to be honest)
rrom any musician to whom he has sold
?,n".of ' 'o strings, he is authorized by
us to gle him nnother string without
charge, nnd all such loss will be made good
D.V US tO OUT PIlKlnniPPB Wit hn.lt nillhklA nm
question. (Kewnroot imitation.) Dealers
will Please icnd lor descriptive catalogue.
IraiU supplied at lowest price.
-To Exchange for-
dyed black to
lii..,n. mi... ii...i...i .
....'. J. 1. 1 .11. I I1IIIIIIIIIT ... .... ' ... ....... ......1
, Y.7 . . """" I " "eii, cuiii or any rnriut, lAing or
imi" '"" iiiiin; wHiv in coinpari- v "l i"uie, sisjnre a Dot lie at
nientsofredand black. In Gnvn- 0"l01'' give It a trial. Itlsguaran-
laudtho women wlor their fa.s.s . . J,".-5..1 ,".1:' ori " ' reiuiuiei
Ik bemiiiriii in1.' . . i on navo never u
ik. iiuiudful in i u Hd should lo afilieted with
women , eougn, cold or any Throat,
tniiMrUi t"lut trouble, secure a 1
they
Ji
iimiO ,ih It Is aettmlly worth freui it hoUted to tho ship,
d mint and treble the price asked. While Nule whs tielng breuijlit to
Oittoii ullbrs Imlinvuivnu tliutUu 1 -vos explaining to C.iptitu
aiv wlttiin the reach of every liulu-1 Hliort my prpuiUe of rew.mU to tho
irloiis ienmii. lloniet, cm Ik pro.( Kavuges mid lie prepared to send
yi i i mr iiiuiiMiuis more.
with blue and yellow, and
frequently tattoo their bodies.
A MJUtlOI'S l5I,U.I)i:i.
A I.aily X'rarly I'rostratcil
l'tttoiu SIcdtrliie.
i AUilrwpll-kuownlnthoWejteru li'u'l 1 i
lm Uvn a crcut mCwr for mi , If. .!. .
(TOl!ouaiidiljijK-lili. btructvti.'i t t ,
iunnlalpmUlucJo),Vsv tiloSitM.u.'i '
bo H'tit for n Kittle. The itrusrlt. t u
lus It, tailed tticw Into UktU( UotUer.ir
jartllic A tho kadtns MrwTrt"ui u.
lolueral Uil purlflcu. Hid m!M f t
rtut lug ot hsllilo ot Potiult Into a t..iua .
alrvady diitn'uiuslr iletieatis wat dltustruiw,
alnwt pnwtratlu her tctoathcmttaVcMat
rvclified. ghe lam ralltU ujvn Jltv yoAkr.
ot S.7 1'llU trvt, m hoo uaiui u aiuoos
lho curvd liy Jo)J est-taWo PanaparlUa.
Mm. l'ow lor will It mm true that It had rurwl
her Asain tvauunM, tn M-Ki'taUo iim
l.mtul u cnt fur and euttcu Tl.o jeutio
action of It cireUUo nilutu'antu im the
llvi'r. LlJner and i'li--t!lrt iinrn. ami
warta nomach toaic, wew the voir ihluja well as eua all Malarial Diseases,
uctJisl, aud ho lusjaa Iraprottus and uit and lor.ill Ktduty, l.lver and Stoin
beroM irit within a fowuijhu ThU wumli ' DUonlers stands Uiitsiualed.
then, their pnt of inn, m' XWXSZSX"" SSW9hniHWl '8
I Trial Hetties Free at Daniel J. Fry's
Drugstore.
'T am like a tree, observed an East
, Portland young man as the clock
struck eleven. "I am rooted at your
side." "Yes." she replied, "but you
I never leave, do you'.'" Anil then
he "put forth.
I
A SOUND LEGAL OPINION.
K. lUlnbridge, .Mutid-iv Eq.,
County Atty., Clay Co., Tex. says:
"Have UsihI Elect rio Hitters with
imst hapjiy results. .My brother
was also very low with Malarial
l-ovcr ami Jaundice, but was cured
by timely Use of this medicine. Am
w'tWIM Kleetrlo Hitters savctl lias
Mr, u. i, wilcoxson of Horso
Cave, Ky., adds a like testimony,
Kajini:: lie lNialttvely believes ho
would nae illeil, had It not been
for hltvtrle Hitters.
l IU great rented v will wanl otl',
Send to the i-ecretarynt Salem for a pre
mium lut. j.t.ai'1'i:kon.
J. T.aitEQa. Secretary. ' nWenU
'T,u, 0,0110,000 isopi. uii. uut n
o it. uiwTsa sEELJxiadags
Ferry's Seeds
o. sl: raimr jico. m
ad3iowliia to to U
largest Seedsmen
in the world.
D M.FxsbtACo'i
Ulutntts, Deantn.
U aa4 l-nced
SEEO ANNUAL
For 1880
Hemmed met
KDtllic&ntfl. and
r.y I" ra utomr
O- . FERRY CO., OstrsMe Hicti.
PAUL'S SCHOOL,
FOR
Boys and Girls.
Tho school will open on tho 24th
"' BciHcjiiuer. inorougu instruc
tion in the primary and
nav.inced
English Branches.
um iSD
-In course.-
OBBGON
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m., ,rMwimi
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.Hbk--S. nptah
'rEItMSHnrt niMh.. i..r .i t.
had on application lo
KEV. F. H. POST,
Cor. Chemeketa and HtateHts.
8-20-tf
A GOOD CHANCE
NEW LIVEUY STABLE.
Gaines Fisher, Proprietor.
Cornvr Kerr- ud liberty streets, N. E. cor
rrom Chomefcete hottl, Salem, Or.
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