Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 22, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttra - -a s.? Aif' . TILE CAPITAL UVENESTG- JOURNAL. Fl Jj leMrM -'-. ntt- r 1 ! THE CAPITAL J00R1ML. PUHLIHHEI) DAILY, KXCE1THUNDAY, DV TJIK Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Cntvrcd Hi Hip poilofllcf- fit HnIeiii,Or.,ns second ciusH inniwT. in the whole year. The least prac tical knowledge or human nature f (Hill tfa lititiffa nllrrlit tn ftfl tt nrtn flin " " "" """ " noodlcH that the habit of travel be gets travel. One family makes n visit which Induces a return visit. They seem actually afraid, during ten mouths of the year, lest the r:: r:rr . common run of people will take an CLARE B.IRVINE, Hoe fourth page for term of subscrip tion. .idiertlsrinontK to inuro Insertion (for ilm i'imc diy) should bo handed In by 1 o'clock Oirriwpnndcnce containing newn of In tirost nnd Importance In desired from nil part of the state. Wo iiitciitloii will ho paid ti anonymous communications. l'urtoiiAilUHlrliu the CArirAl, Joijiinai. served nt tliclrhotlM-itcaii cieiiroit by xw Vl curd request, or by word left nt this oHIoe. H pool men number dent free ou applica tion. Unlca, corner Court and Liberty Htreclc. TJIUItSDAY, AUOUHT 22, 1889 Tin: utiliation of runiiiiiKstreiuiiH is the object of many recent devices, among which may be mentioned that of a Jlusslan engineer. Jlis ap paratus consists of an uiiillci cable, carrying n series of canvas coin's, which open and shut like an um brella. The cable passes ovwr a double drum on board a pontoon, and at llio other end over a pulley suspended from a buoy. On the lower part of tlie i ope the ones are opened and forced foiward by the curieulof (he water, thus si t'liifr In motion a shaft or drum. Tiik Is'Icaragua Canal Is fairly un der way, and in comparison will) the Panama enterprise illustrates the causes that have so often led to Ameiican success and Kreiich fail ure. The explorations and surveys have been completed. The engin eers know all that there is to Im known. Kvery preparation Is made beforehand, but most significant of ail Is the care of human life. This was thrown away at Panama with utter recklessness. The one idea of tlio contractors seemed to be to get all they could and give as little as possible. The Ameiicans realize that human life is more Important than commercial enterprise. IMJTimi: OK STIJA.M. Professor Thurston of Cornell uni versity does not believe the steam engine will bu superseded in a hurry by any other motor, not even elec tricity, lie says, on the contrary, that Improvements will continue to be made In it which will adapt it more and more to the mighty Indus trial enterprise of the centuries to come. CJas engine:) can be used for small industries, not for great ones. The lirst improvements will be in the direction of overcoming the enormous wasto of fuel whereby speed and power are obtained. Uroat changes for the bettor in this respect have "already hcon made, lie prophesies that the next genera tion will see a steam engine driving a ship across the Atlantic In three or four days, at an expenditure of one pound of fuel per horse power an hour. Flying trains may be expect ed to cross the continent in two days, transporting freight at a cost of $:t or M a ton. The steam engine will yet bo Improved by a hundred Inventors. Manager. . opportunity to travel. Even when they otter favorable rates, which at best are still restrictive as to the great mases, the six-sevenths of the ticoplo, they couple them with such terms about rebates and laying over and other limitations as to make them odious as possible. Were one company to break cwiiy from the miserable policy and furnish its road with enough cars and charge, say a third-class fare, low enough to enable the women and children of tills great nation to tiavei, it would open the eyes of the others, and revolutionize the whole system. I'oitup) .Stamps. In printing, steel plates are used, on which two hundred stamps are engraved. Two men arc kept hard at work covering them with colored Ink", and passing them to a man ii.nl a girl, who arccijually busy at priming them with large rolling h.ii.d-presses. After the small sheets of paper upon which two hundred jtaiups are engraved have dried enough they are sent Into another room and gummed. The gum used for tills purpose is a peculiar compo sition, made of the powder of dried potatoes and other vegetables, mixed witli water, which is better than any other material; for instance, gum arable, which cracks tlio paper badlv. They are put between sheets of paslchoard and pressed in by drauliu presses, capable of applying a weight of two thousand tons. The next tiling is to cut tlio sheets in half, each sheet containing a hun dred stamps. Tliis is done by a girl, witli a largo pair of shears, hv hand being preferred to that of machin ery, wlilcn method would destroy too inanv stamps. They are then passed to other squads, who perfor ate the paper between the stamps. Next tlioy are pressed once more, and then packed and labeled, and stowed away. If a singlo stamp is torn or in any way mutilated the whole sheet of one hundred stamps is burned. Five hundred thousand are burned every week from this cause. For the past twenty years not a sheet has been lost, such care lias been taken in counting them. Kach sheet is counted eleven tiniest It seems as If Ureal itiitaln had fallen from her position in the van of producers to lake herplaeo among the consumers. Whether this Is so or not depends upon a much wider and more thorough examination than the mere statement of figures. One thing Is, however, tolerably certain. The effect of lids tliiaucial change In England Is seen In the rush of Knglish Investors to Amer ica. Scarcely a week goes by but that wo hear of English syndicates buying or negotiating for tlio pur chase of breweries, mills, mines, rail" roads, etc. Hitherto thesemeu have been the mainstay of the various eontltental loans, They have held large numbers of Turkish, Herman, Austrian, Italian, Husslaii bonds, mutant with the comparatively low rates and greater or less Insecurity. Tlio constantly Increasing expenses for heavy armaments, and the ever impending war cloud have tended to make the rates still loner and the Insecurity greater. Home rentals have declined and the Kugllsh eapl lallst Is forced to look elsewhere for nie.ius to continue his Income as Is'llts a olilr.cn of an empire on whloh the sun never sets. Ve may welcome their money, but they must understand that It cannot bring with It control of our own atl'alrs. ' A Valley uf Death. A valley surpassing in reality of horrors the fabled region of the upas tree is reported to have Ik'cii dis covered in the island of Java. Tills Island is volcanic, and in one spot the emanations from the interior of the earth are so deadly that the place Is called tlio Valley of Death. As tlio traveler approaches it liu is attacked with nausea and giddiness. Ho also notices a sullocatiug smell. As ho advances these symptoms dis appear, so that.afierpusslng through the bolt of fetid air which guards the valley, the visitor Is ablo to examine witli loss risk tlio Hpeetnolo before him. Tlio tloor of the valley is Hat, dry, without any vegetation; and seat.'ored all over It aiu the skeletons of men, tlgeis, wild boars, birds, and stags, lying among largo blocks of stone. No steam or smoke is to be seen, nor is any crevice apparent in the eaith, which appears to be as hard as a rook. The traveler de scended tho side or one hill, witli the aid of a bamboo stick, to about eighteen feet trout tlio bottom, and he compelled a dog to go down to the plain, in live seconds the ani mal fell on Its side motionless, al though it continued to breathe for eight. imi minutes. Another dog died In ten minutes; and a fowl only re sisted the deadly air for a inlnuto and a half, and was dead before he reached the bottom, It Is believed that the human skeletons are those of malefactors who have sought ref uge here, Ignorant of the fatal In- lluenee of the air they came to breathe. The nelghlorlng moun tains are volcanic, but they neither emit sulphurous odors, nor do they present any Indications of recent eruption. Deumau Thompson has lost sflOO, 000 at faro during the summer. AX VU IYV' I I HCO VI'Jl Y. mi... i. ... iwruiMiniyiniinn in rm micm mi-no u pro mkso io Keep in ourouu ' rclebrato.1 rlu-iuUt u( ten iwnuUr lirutuWol lianas. A Kcport that Nuould lie Head. "A recent snslyistlon In Philadelphia by a 'll'bratcM t'hi'limt nf t.Mi 11.1t111l.1r firim.lf Kirtiurlll dhohuos tins Rktuulihliig frt Hint tluo ten IHUlplft lilo.kt I.UtllUTI (?) COUUlllLHl III 111!) n-n!-iil. ttrl,s .lllV..r...tt Ow: of til. mint retnurUMe facts I"!"",1, ?'!'''" JL .!"' "'? " Jl , ., ,, . , i a- Iodide hi INtta.h dl.cuti-nsf in In con met Ion with llio mismanage- eiory ample, uwcuiy round in u u moiif lift lu im....m...r....i-1-n... o.. .!.. !"" ,wn'! arwuto titiitlnlxof tlio ton mem ni tue pa.-enger service on tlie uUdi, .Sotouobnwdstuopurrtlclo.M ctHtern railways It cv.iiutl in the' A nom tooUhe above clipping to K. w. earnest iicns with which they try to J"y.tbomuuUctureri)IJo),fVsi'UUP get custom at odd times hv tillering "ldlla. Mr, Joy exhibited uowvrUc. lie transportation at one iiV for the "!Tw "" ..!.,,.,, ,, , tuii-ryltistietsHiirfoau4bolutely roiud trip, by their eager sollclla. puru u-evuUo ,rvrtlon ot Pumivu-UU. tlons to the public and hot etuiH'. litiuvhiiniuej Joy'i iVyttdMitsiruip. tluti nj-'iiliiht imcIi other on such oe- ". twuo u imuuiux nothlns but puro 'abu...;, ..s mntraM,,i Mth i heir ? ."2!?: r!ll,"1,r, !!!.,rE,r . jw., . , iiiviut.. .Vl,Vt.HV .tlllUYr. I I "llU uih rwMUlll, It doc uot forco , iuipurltlc larouvti tbo llu, but tlmuUtr l!v mIoui eerelh v orvaui, thereby eerrect. la j t uuctlon) demusemeutt u4 vUuluattu; fit Impitrlilci threuf h the jiturl cbaaorlt THE SNAKES 0F..TEXAS. AQroat Variety of Boptlloo In L tho Lono Star Stato. ' Prcullaritlet or tho Thornier Snako-TIio EIonRatcd and Strlft Coaeh-Whlp-Kat- Uesnako I'llota and Their Com- panlout, tho True Battlera. . y Texas possesses, perhaps, as great a variety of tho serpent family as can bo found any where on tho globe, writes a cor respondent of tho New York Times. To men- j tionafewthat havo como under my own personal observation would bo to name not' one-tenth of tho varieties indigenous to this blestfcd country. I Thunder snakes nro by no means com mon in Texas, and yet they aro often en countered by pralne!travelcrs, especially be fore and after thunderstorms. Flashes of lightning nnd claps of thunder, which aro bo terrllying to bipeds and quadrupeds, seem to havo tho greatest charm and de light for theso members of tho ophidian fam ily. Whcnover a thunderstorm comes up meso snaKCB navo a regular picnic. They como crawling out of holes, from behind rocas nnd rotten stum ps and enjoy tho fun whllo it lasts. Their naturo is quarrelsome, their character fierce, and they aro aggres sivo in a high degree, which qualities aro rcmarknblo in being possessed by a serpent thnt is both fangless and innocuous. Tlio black snako is so well known to nil North America that it is hardly worth notic ing him from this point of tho world. Wo have two species in Texas; ono which inhab its marshy places, ponds, creek bottoms and shady spots, and another that lives In tho mountains, among tho rocks, and in tho woods where dead, dry leaves nro plentiful and young birds numerous. lie is not a constrictor and ho is not poisonous. Nearly all striking serpents havo fangs, usually loaded with poison, whllo tho constrictors seldom if ever strike, preferring to affec tionately squcezo their enemies to death. Green grass snakes, which aro perfectly beautiful In this latitude; bead snakes llko wlso, milk, corn, garter and runners are entirely too common to discuss. Coach-whips nro remarkable In this coun try for thoir tremendous length and their surprising? speed. Tho form of tho reptile is elegantly slender, his coloring Is of tho most dellcato boauty, and his constricting powers nro scarcoly oven surpassed by boas, anacondas or pythons. Ho Is cream or clay-colored, very much like tho hard baked pralrio over which ho glides, is very long in proportion to ins diameter, and his scales aro arranged in such a manner that thoy closely resemble tho plaited leather of a whip. Tho movements of tho coach-whip aro llko chain lightning. Not endowed with poison, jot has ho tremendous power of locomotion ana torriblo strength In his long, slondcr colls, which ho wraps about and entangles tho limbs In such a fashion, binding them to tho body, and rendering bis victim porfectly helpless, llo forms his colls into a living lasso, which aro capablo of crushing almost any thingwithln tho deadly rings. A Moxlcan wnrncd mo upon mv arrival in this country to bewaro of tho coach-whip as i wouiu oi a rauiosnaue, ror a friend of his, nftcr chaslngono for somodlstanco and see ing It dart into a holo, seized tho rcptilo by tho tail and dragged It forth. Llko a Hash tho snako throw itself upon tho man, en veloping him in coil after coil, and would havo squeezed tho llfo out of him hail not my informer, who chanced to bo near, caught it by tho tall and unwrapped tho coils. This Is a very easy matter to do, for whllo bis constricting powers aro g . a child catching him by tho tail could easily unwind his bands. Only recently, whllo going through n prnino-uog viuuga a row hundred yards from this post, X saw a zlgzagyellow streak darting across tho ground, which proved to bo a soven-foot coach-whip. I followed him at tho top of my Bpood, but ho led mo n lively chaso boforo 1 was nblo to ovcrtako him. It was a ncck-aud-iicok raco for a few minutos, but at last I gavo him a rap with a long stick I hold In my hand, which produced nn instantaneous crisis. Ho leaped upon that stick llko a shot, and in loss than a second was squeezing it with all his forco. I dropped tho stick aud lot him havo a fow minutes' fun, after which I smashed his head with a stono nnd sklunod him. Itattlcsnnku pilots aro a suro indication that tho truo rattlor Is somowhero in tho Vicinity. Thoy seem to desiro tho comnnn v of their dangorous Uinsmon, nnd by somo poopio puois nro ortca mistaken for tho truo breed. Thoy aro in reality ground rattlesnakes, with tho saino diamond-back markings, aro slightly poisonous, havo a Bhort, thick, chunky body, but no sign of rattlo about them. Thoro is another snako in Texas known ns tho pilot. Ho is nlsn slightly poisonous, boasts large, yellow tripes along his body, and is covered with beautiful yellow zigzag linos on both sides. As a rulo, poisonous mid non-poisonous snakes aro otcrual onomlos. Tho most deadly serpent wo havo In Amoricaistho rattlesnako. Tho most harmless of ophid ians nro tho bull, black and king snakes, all of whom will tacklo and kill n rattlor with out tho least hesitation. Thoro Is no moro deadly roptilo In tho world, not axccntlui? tho cobra of Asia, tho Hajo of Africa, or tho I'Yrito-Lnnco of Martinique than tho torriblo, bloated rattlesnake of tho staked plains of Texas. A fow mUos north of this point begins this famous desert, nnd hero aru to bo found tho largest, most nctlvo and most dangorous rattlesnakes In tho world !3tx feet Is an ordinary length and ten inchos a moderate circumference. Recovery from their venom Is oxcesslvoly raro. In Au frust thoy become largo, yellow, bloated things, and it Is at this time of tho year that tho Apache Indians seek them out to obtam poison for their nrrows. A deer's liver, smoking hot, Is torn out and laid bo foro tho reptile Ho is . punched and angered bo that bo strikes it ngaln and again, tho morsel turning a btuo-blaok from tho poison, oven before tho snako has flulshed striking. nils delightful morsot Is then placed high Tstea, ns&&$ ! m& wMe J4 The Best Residence Localities In the city of Portland and other prosperous towns are those owned by men pr corporations who have the disposition and ability to improve them. ON The Chief Rrnnon for tno great SU cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In Un article Itself. It is merit that wins, and tb fact that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually ao eompllshes what Is claimed for It, is whit has given to this medlclno a popularity and tale greater than that of any other sarsapa- Mprit Wine rllla or bl00d pur1- IVICIIL W 1 1 1 fler before the public. Hood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Salt Rhctim and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thai rired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength ins the Nerves, builds up tho Whole System IIooil' Mnrunpnrilln Is sold by all druf lists. $t;s!xfor?B. 1'repared by C. I. Hoof V Oi.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass. Many volumes of heavy legal lore have been written on tlie question of how much criminality is to be im puted to the mere intent to do a deed. But all these heavy argu ments must go down before the clearness with which the case id put by a Washington lawyer, with a coal black skin and a bass voice. He snym "Do crime ob iaiiceny consists in de takiu' ob a. t'ing Pura whar 'tis an' puttln' ob it whali 'taint. Do intent, gemmeti ob do jury," he went on with tlie most solemn earnestness, "am what makes de crime. Foil instance, yoh looks Into a fiel' au' yoh sees a horse; yoh says to yoh'so'f, 'Dat's a nice horse; I'd like to hub tl.it horBe.' 'Taint iahceny yit. Yoh goes into de licl' an' yoh puts yoh ban' on de bridle. 'Taint Iahceny yit. Yoh leads dat horse out into de road. 'Taint Iah ceny yit. Hut the fus' t'ing yoh knows yoh says to yoh'se'f, 'I'se gwine ter keep dat horse fob myse'f an' deprive de ownali ob him,' Den its laheany." A UMAX'S UlSi'OVLKY. "Another wonderful discovery ha been made and that too by a lady in this country. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its Miverst tests, but her vital organs were undei niined and death seemed imminent. For tlneo months sho coughed inees wmtlv and could not sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking llit-t doo that sho slept all night and witli one bottle lias been miracu lously ctucd. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write YV. O. llamrlek oc Co., of Shelby, N. C. Get a free trial bottle at Daniel Fry's ilrui! store. IS OWNED BY-- II M And this Corporation is determined to 1 t 1 Ik Most Attractive Mlfa a To the city of Salem. They have nt this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have scarcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Biverside and High laud additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. The line of tlie Salem Street Bailway Company runs through the middle of 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 ill Highland Ailditon are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings aud our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a iiumberof residences are soon to be built. Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Besideuce lots within tlie limits of tlie city of Salem are worth on au average over $1000. We can sell you better lota in High land addition for one-third of tlie money, and being directly on the line of the street railway they are practi cally not half so far from the public buildlugs and the business .part of the town as the majority of the so called "inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, And Jet some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. Witli the diflerence of 700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car ticket)-! every year. A paper says people are leaving the Harney country for anywhere, just so they get. away. Tho dry season was a deatli blow to crops, and the fanners not succe oven from the never failing ctto valley. MwJmirm. r t pry "m ftmm 0r State Fail t) Tweiity-nint h annual exhibition at Salem, Oregon, Commencing Monday, Hrpt. 10, Conlinuln one week under tlio nianagc- jiuunt of tho O eron atate lion ril ol ABilculture. OVER $1,500 ud the fanners being poor could 1 H Y otstand it for three mmmiiis In 11) I f) H ) K UADIlllDICI iccoslou. Some of them wont H i iN ,-en fro... the never failing Walla,,.- 11K UllUH L l VlmmlM SEE HERE! jiAiar wins. We desiro to say to our citizens that for years wo have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, Dr. King'sXew Life Pills, Dueklcn'o Arnica Salvo and Electric Hitters, aud havo never handled remedies that sell as well, or that havo given such universal satisfac tion. We do not hesitate to guar antee them every time, aud wo stand ready to refund the purclia.se price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. Theso remedies have won tlielr great popularity purely on their merits. Sold by Daniel J. Fry, druggist. There is more little concern in tlio minds of manufacturers concern lug that much abused adjunct to a woman's wardrobe the hustle. Is it going out entirely, or will It con tinue to bo worn? These aro now the burniiigquestious. NINE MILLION WITCHES BURNED. Ot! erect for agricultural stock, dairy and I aet'hniilcnl exhibits, for worlisof urt, fancy work, mid for trials of speed. Running and Trolling Races EVERY DAY, Important Improvements have been miiuein mo premium us. ltedueed nites for fares nnd freights on nil tuiisiiortntlon line to and from the uir. 1'UICliS OK ADMISSION: If there K anyone in the whole state of Oregon who wants to return to the east he should read this advertisement: A Bargain For Somebody! ! JOHN F.STRATT0N& SON Importers nnd Wholesale dealers In .MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. New York. U nnd 15 Walker St. John P. Stratum's Celebrated Itu slan Gut Violin strings, tho Finest in tho World. ' Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which ho believes to he honest) from any musician to whom ho has sold any of these strings, ho is authorized by us to give him another string without charge, and all such loss will be made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Bewaro ol imitation.) Dealers v ill pleaso send lor descriptive catalogue. Trad j supplied at lowest price. .Men's doy ticket M Women day ticket ' Men's Mil son ticket .... J2 CO Women's xcason ticket ........... 1 00 EASTERN PROPERTY! To Exchange for Sorenger computes that during tlie Christian era no fewer than nine million witches were Immola ted. In Kngland, the last execu tion for witchcraft took nlacolu Klti. oa a polo to rot aud deeomposa lu tho gun, ' hut ill Illlliol us lateas 17S0 to 1700, after which It Is broucht down aud the ar-' evcr.il Uliforiuu'iU-s were nut to row tuck lato it, they being afterward i death. This a terrihle rcllcctum on dried la tho iuu to retain tho poisoa u the ho-ihtcd culigtiicuiueut ot the moat rruol. ilovlllsh. horrible custom aire: hut we must not lio iiwivm iik.w uuioui,- mo wont luoiant oa tuo ooutlueut. Send to tho secretary nt Salem for a pre mium list. J. T. Ari'KIUSON. . I'resldeut, J. T. OKU GO, Secretary. tr-wui B,ono.OOO 'wo,j1" tii tut u oc UMUr(w4Audutrehiblaliou3a,uidUityiue Ferry's Seeds D. M, FERRY A CO. an tcxsowkfclml to M Uw IMHrtArl OaajJmhmhb M4IU69I MGGUiUIVtl i In th twttrlrl. rj.v iiiul uitivaconulile rvtriciloiiN all tlmcH. Tiicy w.mld ivcm to fir iiiaKlng a few thoiiFiiud dol- 1 timing Mime one mouth uf (lie ,v ' iimWnu ihiw llnivt n much ' Quoau l'U' Muttacho. A most curious statement it being mado about tho Queen of lortugul. Not only has Maria llo, It it aid, a doarly-detliuvl mustache oa her upper Up, but tlie it jwtl. lively proud of It. It U furthermore ttated, evidently by n con tinned courtier, that thlt hirsute adornment sultt admirably tho Queeuof lortUKl'tyloof beauty. Who slull ay, then, that this royal example will not effect a revolution lu thlt particular di rection! Hitherto the antwurt on toilet mutters In tho ladles' jouruult havo been largely devoted to direction to fair cor respondent hoty they might get rid of tho tupertluout growth of hair on their upper "ps ouu emus, tiut in luiure, jiosiiDiy, tolldt editor will bo called on to nxvmmend tho best muttacho doveloper for ladles whoto "ttylo of bautv" the masoullao 8?ftA mmm mums I llt.'AIIUITMI'il.t'rHl '.oi.ii'rw'j fth- "n'fr BWi 0111 IN LAND ! ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, -FOB Boys and. Girls. Tho school will open on the 2lth of Boptember. Thorough instruc tion in tho primary and aavanced English Jfranches. LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSI -In course.- rious, while wo dally fee friends go ing down to deatli, iKiiuraiiec or prejudice pivvoutluxtho ik of rem- ciili-s winch might nivo them. .Many a cold ruusluto ionuu,ytlo,i, 1 w lule lndi"L'tloi) and nnniuc blood iul.illtif llio.!teiii, iuvitiuK fatal 'ult.wnf, wlieiiiheii'ot Ur. I'ietw'si Heidi n Mis 1 1 cat i'i-iiivcry would ' have ensiirvd iiwilthand luipiiiueNi, Yellow fever Is m.tUing terrihloi nr 't1.,' l Mexico. ' Tho immediate s mntuuiM of 1)- ip, , ri. n . iwiu. o.- hi.iWIiii,mv a dNm.- bailies hisher, Proprietor, mi; n !ii- f u-uiit. nnitrvtioii nnd lo.liu in tin sioiuueh, liirlluiri., li ni ..iitlii. Aim ori.it li. I1..I..I1. tnierli till.', tl., til ,11 j. luaiMit jullis in tlie ' wimciiwneiteteljoW.Baleui.iw. nUuUKiiiii.i baiist. I)r. lleuiev si Dandelion 'Initio immotcs healtliv' n.vi .,.,i ......... ... .. growth oajUia upfW Up U iujnee4 to ulu illscation ami removes all tuituiilthy ; traeter. Kiru-ui tun & on lund Viurwnu. com uy u. w. aiuuiuw 5 i Cbarft rvwnviv, wmtiniiwi rtrr to all nnlicjuita. and 7 to Um Mart nutccaars utxuuat. I should nd for It Adln O. M. FERRY A CO.. Dalreit, Mich. NKW 1JVKHY STAIILK. I'crry und Uberty street, N. K enr SA GOOD CHANCE SEED ANNUAL . For 1880 'lEUMS and nirther Information may be had on application to ItEV. F. II. POST, Cor. Chemeketa and State Bis. 8-20-tf Northern Pacific Railroad. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE TWO KA8T TWAINS DAILV! -NO CHANGE OK CARS WFor particulars call at this office. $71 in tOKnAMONT,Icanbo,'le vPw" IU D.JJ working for u. Acenis . . . .u. "" iuruiu u norMS ana Six e their whole time to the buslnc. Spare inunients may be prolltably employed .Uo. A few vacancies lu towns and cities. II. F. JoUutou A Co., 1-JOS ilaln su lllchmond, r ?..Bl'fel! tl aseand bu.lness ex rr!ence, Nyvw mind about sendtrur UWPrwnly, 8, j.400, fMB4l SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Paclflc railroad Is the only line running lusemter trains, Second class sleepers (free or charge) Luxurious Day coaches iullman I'alaco Hleepine Cars. lalnce Dlulae Cars, (meaU 75c) from I"orl land to the east. tee that your ticket rend via the Northern Iacitlo railroad and aold the chance of curt. dallyu.Tlxo at Minneapolis or BU J'uul at tfcOop. m. I'ACUlf UlVlSION Trnlnc Iniva Pmnl and U sim. 1 daily at llii u. in. and & l m; Aii e ui Taeoiua at 7:10 p in and u ia 111 an. .. -cattle HrJ5a nt and8.35p. ni ihrtiuch luur ,,n J-aluce Weeping lars, i '-.aiu day o -s, nnet palace dlniug en betwciu lo iuud.Tucomannd Seattle 1I1.111 IHIl ku .ru. A. 1). CHAIILTON w. .11 1 . ja. Agent, in First UU, Con U a.ti)ninuti - M 1-urtUnd. Oregon. ' ivk. . u(U,r First udQ (Jtresv, A.