Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 4

OXL A TBAMP. ALL SORTS. BY IVAS. Can anyone improve his condition by Drsw-OutCiiuiOCflOu; 'Ml II I- Ul looking at a bright face just before him, and answered the congratulations of his friends in an absent manner. "Pardon me," he said to the president; "I recognize an old sohoolmate yon-, der." "Ah, indeed! that is Miss Rivers, a young lady of remarkable energy and unbounded perseverance; she stands at the head of her class." "I'm so glad, so very glad," was Sallie could say.

Are you? Then help' me to escape from all these eyes, snd let me give you A r. direct froaa Jfw Terk, a tr Ex "Ktodeiuler, "She shall not get before me if I die trying," he said. Sallie's room was not so bad after all; Mrs. Mora had done her best to please her old friend Mrs. Rivers.

When Sallie's books were unpacked, and her piano was in one corner, and her pet bird Glorjr hung up, the place was quite room-mate was impossible, as she desired to spend all her spare moments in preparation for her future work. About this time she wrote to Tom "It is a hard grind, dear old boy; and sometimes, when my head whirls about with the noise, or the associations vex me, feel like running away to China or Japan; but I don't, I only go when I am free; and take a good dose of Chopin or Beethoven; they tone me up. By careful management, I shall be able to save some money. There is a little French girl here, who ss anxious to study English every week I srive her a lesson for a I SHXZXil? end whining 11 not, whine not. The person who retires with the sun have a warm bedfellow.

The man who gets maddest at a newspaper squib is usually the fellow who borrows the paper to read it out of. There are no professional beauties in this country. The great number ofj amateurs would crowd out The pickpocket is the true indepen-. dent in politics. He attends the meetings of both parties.

There is not the least flower but seems to hold up its head, and look pleasantly, in the secret sense of the goodness of its almighty maker. The reason young ladies take so kindly to I the fashion of banging their hair is because their tell how much it is mnssed up after their fellows have' gone. If a man gets a little pebble in his AM KMTRPaiSlSG FIRM. Tike Display ShladUr A Chad bourne at PvUi Trtr t-aetorjr ait Will, bma; The gentlemen who are associated In the furniture busineas under the familiar firm name of Shindler Chadbourne are men not less of social than of business and financial standing In this community. The resident partner, Mr.

Shlndler, has been known to the business world of Oregon for nearly a qnar. ter of century, and is justly regarded as one of the most reliable business men of the city. Mr. Chad-bourne resides in Francisco and ia one of the largest furniture dealers in that city; Of their elegant display in the pavilion we note first a bedroom set of American walnut trimmed with French walnut. The bedstead has side panels carved in relief, and the carving throughout is elegant in design and detail.

The bed drapery of darned net over blue is the work 'of Mrs. W. S. Buchanan, and gives the couch a regal appearance. The bureau has a top of Lisbon marble, and la sst with a large mirror, flint glass with beveled euge one of the most difficult of modern arts.

The window drapery is of thread lace, Antique, and suspended on a brass rod. In addition to the articles belonging to this superb bedroom set, there Is displayed in this room a settee after the pattern used in England during the reign of the Tudors. This is upholstered- in ponteaa silk plush, trimmed in fawn-colored satin, walnut frame embellished in ebony and gold. A patent rocker, walnut frame, upholstered in raw and spun silk, and trimmed in mohair plush; a handsome pillow-chair, upholstered in maroon satin, trimmed with cheneiUe fringe; lady's pillow backed chair upholstered in raw silk, trimmed in silk plush, finished with cheneille fringe; parlor writing desk of unique pattern, made of white holly and tulip wood. Inlaid with marqui.

teri work, embellished in gold. Three genuine Turkish rugs, in Oriental color and design, and a carpet of body Brussels in colors nicely blended complete the adornments of this department. Passing a step From the Portland Telegram. -A crowd had gathered. pushed my way, And asked, what waa the matter 1 i No one answered, I looked again, And found a dead man, in fatten.

None seemed willing to tosch the dead, I So ragged, so poor, and old, "Only a tramp." the neighbors aald, "Who died in the street, in the cold." So one to monrn or shed a tear, No hand in pity raised, Not one to follow the lonely bier -The" Tramp, to his pauper grave. Not one did I aay ah, yes, I forgot, There waa one, who waa true to the last, And he trotted along, so sober and slow, On the crowd, not a look did he cast. 1 In the storm, and the rain together they slept; They shared the same food that was gl Yen The ground was their bed for many a Their coverlet, the canopy of Heaven. Together they wandered, together they lived. Friends faithful, and true to the last, Dividing their joys, and sharing their ills, Friends, in their feast, and their fast.

The dog and bia master cared little for friends; Through life they had Journeyed together; A woman! had broken the heart of the man, ---When life, waa all sunshlney weather. Hia love for a woman, an outcast had made him, And a wanderer, far from his home. Dying, and dead, in the cold, cold street. the latest tidings from home. Miss Rivers was envied by her friends as she passed out, stopping now and then to introduce the popular scientist as an old schoolmate.

Of what they talked, and how, it matters not to us; we only know that a certain professor was absent from his post in order to attend the exercises at a cet-. Waj Wklehw eritojth tain college, where Miss Rivers gradu. lesson; I spea and read French with her; i a ted, and we also know that a wedding In then, two of Mrs. Mora children tat a tooK place soon alter, and tne oride lessons on the piano, and my board bill toilett did not cost her weary days and 1 -1 w-wT-l At i 1 1 1 L.1 nights; for, like a wise' woman she purchased it in New York, and enjoyed the is light. Wnofdo you think comes here everv Sunday? Why.

Jacob Storm. His Portland, last precious davs with her friends. Orders from THE TRADE' Solicited. When the bridal party wont West, Dike joined them, and is now fitting- himself Or, a Tramp witn nis dog ail alone. for his future work in life.

)f una, view THE PASLOB FUBNITtTRK. Mrs. Storm, nee Sallie Rivers, is also AN AKDE5T LOVEK. This consists of draperies, lambrequins, curtains, a professor in the same institution with "OTSaoIesal fELziuclz marble mantle, xurKisii sofa and two Turkish arm her husband; and her excellent parents BT KATE TBUE. spend a portion of each season with her, chairs.

These last are upholstered in raw and spun silk, brocaded, trimmed with maroon satin, finished with cheneille fringe. A patent rocker; ebony and gold frame, is upholstered in satin damask, tri mmed When any: of the family joke Professor The Great English witn siin piusn, nnisned with cheneille fringe: 5 ts 6 Storm about his lovelike attentions to his wife, he always answers, "I owe all my His nam was Jacob, It bad been bis father's before him, and -his father's fatner'sV The Storms were ahard-work-. ing, money-getting race, i Jacob Storm. combined foot rasa nd slipper case la upholstered in raw and spun silk, trimmed with garnet and silk plush, and old gold satin: a walnut and: gilt patent prosperity to the fact that I have been rocker, upholstered In old gold cashmere, trimmed the father of oar hero, constantly saicL with garnet mohair plush. A reception chair shown, is a real gem, ana wouia grace a royal drawing rC her life-long, ardent lover." Wiilcn Is Better Beer or Water A 'man once said to me, "Do you be room.

The frame Is of ebony and. Kilt: the uphol 2s for Nervous I llity-Bxliftusieil Vl't'liy rHemlnAl I VSTes aeaa SpermHtorrb, L.4ttr AlAMIIOf In) pc tency, Paralysis, and all tn terrible eZteu of Keif Abaoe, yoalh. mi folBea, and exeea. aes in ftiaturer yem snch-aa Loaa of Mem' Koctur- stery is of crimson silk plush, put on in. the pattern of a shell, trimmed with old gold satin and finished 3.E with cheneiUe cord and fringe.

The centre piece in tue bacK is a raaiua in sua piusn. Auotner nne lieve there is more strength in a glass of 93 cn and unique a parlor cabinet. Queen Anne CD tx water than a mug of ale?" style, ebony and gilt, panels of flint glass beveled edges in tne center, tne wings lei t. open for tne dla shoe, he makes a great noise over it; if he gets a little stone aside his head he is often terribly hurt, but if he fails to get his pocket full of rocks-? oh, my, he is as troublesome as a woman without a new spring bonnet. i A man out West obtained a divorce from his wife, and married again within three days after the decree was An Irishmen commenting on the man's action, remarked "Bedad, he couldn't have much respect for his first wife, to be marryin' again so soon after lavin' her." Just as the visitors in the country and at the seaside, get fairly used to washing their faces in a tin basin of water and wiping them on a very familiar towel, it is pack up and go 'home where the comforts of life are abundant.

The season isn't quite long enough to permit of haying a real good time. How marvelously careful a man is with a new garment. When he comes in he is at great pains to hang it on a hook entirely by itself, and woe to any one who hangs another article over it. At the end of a week the same garment is being picked from the floors or chairs forty times a day, his wife says. "Yes," said the witness, "I remember the defendant's mother crying on the occasion referred to.

She was weeping wilh her left eye the only one she has-r-and the tears were running down herright cheek' 'What!" exclaimed the Judge, "how, could that be?" "Please, your honor," said the witness, "she was awfully cross-eyed." The Philosophical Society of Glasgow is to hold an exhibition of gas apparatus on a large scale next autumn, and it is intended also to make a display at the same time of the apparatus which will illustrate the progress made in electric iini AversKiu l-i Society. lliauM "Stop a answered; "that is not a fair comparison. You pay five cents for your mug of ale I get my glass of play of bric-a brao. An easel of ebony and gold makes a fine showing. In each corner of the room S3 nv Vision.

Nolaea tn the bead, th sitAl fluid is an elegant stand surmounted by ormolu figures of that "he couldn't Bee rwhy under the shining sun a man needed an education; any rate, more'n 'nough to reckon his and cattle." Jacob, the younger, had once expressed a desire to attend school out of town; but Storm, senior, killed his ambition in that respect with a few words. The inhabitants of Putneyyille were not all conservatives of. the Stdrm order. Sons of rich farmers were in college, daughters of hard-working, fathers and mothers were away at school, and Put-. ney ville felt their influence when they came home for a vacation.

One of the gayest, brightest, prettest girls in town was Sallie Rivers. Her father had a lent guts tn armor. A winged book case is shown. water for nothing. Besides when Idrink CO the case being of walnut, ornament ed iuy glass of water, I am satisfied with it; by a white holly and ebony marquiteri panel.

The marble mantel is adorned with Si gilt and surmounted by an elegant pier glass of CD -1 French' plate, the heavy gold frame handsomely carved and gilded in rich style. The' draperies father will not let him go to college, and he walks down here after work is done Saturday, and returns Sunday night. He is a great friend of John Mora's, and I have to be teased about him, but. I don't mind that. Jake seems like one of you and every week he questions me about my lessons.

i "Sometimes he brings a few flowers, or some chick weed for Glory, sometimes a piece of new cheese in a dainty box, and generally a note or message from mother or Dike. When he drives down, Dike comes with him and I can work harder all the week after seeing his rosy face. "Jake gets books from the library here, and leaves them for me to read first; then we talk them over afterward, and Dike is getting quite interested, i. Brave little Sallie! The days and weeks flew, by, and found her at her post. She only saw the hard daily toil, only felt the bonds which kept her close until she could join the girlswho quietly and easily walked the paths of knowledge.

She did not know that her example gave Joe new courage, and kept Tom from many a "college lark;" she never dreamed that Jacob Storm was making a man of himself for her sake: she could not see the power she exercised over Dike, who was inclined to be a little wayward; she never guessed that her devotion to self-culture and i- study had stimulated some of her associates to go and do likewise. Her brief vacations were seasons of joy. "Jacob Storm wished they might last forevef He, too, was hard at work; and one day, when he and Sallie had discussed the merits of various authors, and compared notes concerning their studies, Sallie's outburst of praise for his achievements drew from him an avowal of his love. 1 Jacob," said she regretfully, "I never thought of you in that way. I should as soon fancy, Tom marrying, me." "You think I am clumsy and slow," he said, "or perhaps stupid and ignorant, because I remain here when others gd away; they have educated themselves, 2 tiiougn nastily arranged FAB SURPASS" ANTTBINO IN THAT 1.1 SE Ever displayed in this city, and bang on either Bido of the pier glass.

One of full length, in silk cash CD I II CO poorer and fewer bonds than his' CD mere, witn Heavy garnet piusn center drapery or gold, silk plush and blue side pieces' of same, the whole iinirthed with cheneille fringe and tassels, and draped over fine lace curtains of sunflower pattern A portier or door curtain is the most elegant exhibit neighbor Jacob Storm, but tha Rivers family worshipped anotheridtol. From' the mother down everyone valued a good education. J2irfffather been debied it, as Lffwas the eldest of a large but if you drink a glass of -ale, directly you must send down another to keep it Company. Suppose now you get a quart and pay twelve cents for it, and I take the same amount of money, and six. cents for steak, and two cents for bread, and two cents for potatoes, and two cents for 'apples, and have a glass of fresh water for nothing.

Which is the better? I eat my dinner and am satisfied with it, and go back to my work and earn more money. You go back to the saloon to get more ale, to your, money, and waste your time." If the beer drinker will abstain long enough to get rid of the effects of his beer, he will find himself able to do much more work than when he drinks. One of the greatest champions' of our day, when he is training for a contest, says there is nothing like bold water and in the pavilion, and is not: surpassed on the coast. The body is of maroon mohair plush, having a border of broad French moquette stripe: the figure i 1 CC3 CD SO fl 'CI1 SL-: vase, supporting festoons of flowers; one curtain gracefully draped, the other hanging straight: to family, arbompeiled to aid in support-'; show the effect when drawn Over the door. The val T.

ance is of the same material, the stripe running transverse, trimmed with heavy cheneille fringe and 'A 0 CD tassels. Tne ceiling or these two rooms are deco C0 paaslDK unobserved In tae urine, and many otbr dlesw thtt lnl to Iniaulty and phi h. Dlt. MINTIE i will agree to forfeit Fire Ifnndred Datlars fof. casof thl kind the VII' Is MKVI UKAilVk (un4er Ms eclal advice aud treatment; will not car, cr lor Dytbing Imp a re or lujnrioos fouud In It.

1 DU. ntlTTIK treats alt Private Diea-m ceasfully without xm-rcary. Free Thorough examination and advin. Including analyais of urine, 5 00. Frlcf ltal Reatrntt.

$3 (X) fer bottle, or (our timet the quantity for $10 uu; sent to any rJddresa on receipt of price, or seoure fro" a oU. nervation, ann In private name It desired, by A. K. M1NTIE, II. D.

ill Kearny atreei, raiaelset. CaJ. IK. fit I K4DNET HEnCOY, I.PRK rlCl' ft. euros all kinds of Kidney' and Bladder Compialnta.

Qonorrbcea, CHeet Leueorrhoea. i For sale by all druggist; IX 00 a bottle; six bottlcator $5 00. IB. -MIJN'I'1KM NOfifclON PULLS are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA an cure tn the market. For sale by a urarglst.

11UOUE, DATI9 A CO. PsrUaad. Ur. i wheleaale Ay am. mr.U What the Precs Caya.

um i-i' OREGON I AN The Elegant SUk Wrenaea at Liu's are perfect in design. SUNDAY MOItSTING STANDARD-The crlt. lea were satlsfled that Mrs. Lilt If perfect" la tbe artof Dreax making, etc. PUNDAYMERC'RV-Havfngknowledjeln art of Uresnmaking, we consider the display the finest we have ever seen, KAT PORTLAND VINDICATOR-We are grarifled to report the access of onr frjend Lilt, whose Dresses are tire most elegant.

Mrs. Danlway, proprietor of the New $wth-west, will give a full account iu the weekly law sue. Read it. EVENING TELEGRAM (the onJy reliible evening paper) The regal trains of tbee y-isb suits sweeo the floor with a grace that might excite the admiration of a ducbess, eta, rated similar to the interior of a handsome parlor and the nails are adorned by paper or richly blend ET fb ing colors. Whether taken as a whole or in detail.

the diplay is the finest in its line ever made north of ban Francisco, and a visit to tne lair is well repaid by viewing it even if were tne only attraction. The presence of a wide awake resident partner in Saa Francisco, with extensive eastern connections, enables the firm to furnish, without delay, anything in their line demanded by this market at prices that lighting, in telephonic communication, in the manufacture of mineral oils, in water measurement and in hydraulic engines, in heating and ventilation, etc. Rest and Repair. It may be safely assumed that those distance competition. Take tor instance' tne trade CO CO -o 3: Zl 30 mmmm CD in carpets in which the house does a large business mg -Me was a man of excellent jidral ability, aud: extravagantly fond ''of reading.

The boys of the family were compelled to work their way through college, and Sallie, the jovial, was determined to fol-. low example. No wonder Jacob Storm, junior, loved He had lived near her for years, had carried her dinner pail back and forth for her, had purposely misspelled words to let her pass above him, and in all her maddest pranks, he had rejoiced while others blamed. When one of the neighbors gave a party, the verbal invitation was generally "Sallie, and the rest of the boys." Sallie liked it; she was full of bounding fun; she hated silly airs; and as her brothers were, with one exception, older than herself, it was quite proper that she should do as they did. Jacob Storm had once called her "Will-o'-the-wisp," In order to keep up with the demand for latest and 2.

ct SS ts C- 33 fch a 5' 2. 8 sr to beat patterns, the arrivals in Ban Francisco of new en goods are watched with care, and the best possible selections mado. The same ia true of upholstery have been mistaken who supposed that physiological rest consists in inaction, with fate and fortune to aid them. I and drapery. Any thing new and desirable ia certain to find its way to the spacious warehouses and store rooms of this firm.

In every feature that goes to make np business success, a complete stock, the ability to fully supply all wants, selections to suit and that repair goes on during quies cence. Nutrition and, therefore, repair is the concomitant of exorcise. have done it thus far against fate, and without fortune. I shall some day make the world hear of mep how, when, or where, I do not know, but it will come." believe you, Jacob," said Sallie, C3 2-. 3 "and I am proud of you; but love is something I know nothing of and until Appetite is one thing, the power to digest food A man may feel ravenous, and consume large: quantities of material containing the elements of nutriment, but be unable to appropriate the supply or, in other words, to nourish himself.

It is so with rest. Oi (3B and the name fitted her so well that the dumb bells'. 1 There is no greater mistake than to suppose that beer and spirits strengthen a man. They only stir him up and use up his strength. I drove twenty-four miles the other day.

When I got within a mile or so of home my horse fagged. I gave him a sharp cut with my whip and he went faster, but I did not say "I've strengthened my horse If that's the way to strengthen him, why not let him live on whip-cord Alcohol is a whip to him that drinks it, and he is a great fool that whips himself. Some years ago two men took an early start and walked over to a neighboring town twenty miles away. Having done their business they walked about to see the place, and met a fellow-townsman, who proposed to return with them, ani invited them into a beer-shop for a strengthening drink. "No," said they, "wo are teetotalers, and we have had our lunch' But he could not go without a priming of ale.

At last they were off, and for a while they all kept even step, till after some miles the beer man began to lag behind, and, at the half-way house he must have a bracer. After -three miles more he wanted another, and this time it was Finally at fifteen miles, he gave out entirely and boys took it up. The wildest colt on the O. T. ZINNS.

A. STKVKNaON farm would obey Sallie; she feared noth Ladies Ready-Llado Suits; ing, went and came as she pleased, and Mere inaction may be secured without did more work in ono morning than her rest, and idleness without the restor mother and Huldah, the maid, could pos STEVENSON ZINNS, Commissions Merchants, And Dealers In all kinds of PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. Stiff Front Street, bun Fran Clara. Liberal advancements on- consign menu. ation of energy.

The faculty of recovery and recuperation sibly do together. Naturally, this warm -hearted, active cheerful girl, was the light of her fath For $ia we will send (O.O.D.) to ihe country Elegant Wool and Silk ZzSt H. B. UTT. Co BfciTJM A PER fe Co.

Sole A cents, rort fawwl, Oregota. after exercise is in "direct proportion to the vitality of- the organ rested. This acuity is not to be called era eyes. Me could not send nor away from him, like the boys, not even for the i J- into action by inactivity It follows 'mm '4i nr3S' t'i ki coveted education, lor three years in her teens she bore the restraint as meek all tastes, prices uniformly the lowest that prudence can dictate, and honorable dealing, Messrs Shiudler Chadbourne occupy an envied position. THKIB FACTORY.

The furniture factory of this energetic firm, la located at Willsburg, one mile south of the car shops on the O. ii C. railroad. Steam poller, taxes, and interest on invested money in factories in cities is no light burden to manufactories. As the mariner avoids shoo Is and quicksands, so in the location of their factory, Shlndler Chadbourne avoided all needless outlay and heavy running expenses, where otherB, less wise, have fallen into those errors.

They bought about two years ago ten acres of land with one of the best water privileges in the state, erected suitable buildings, put in machinery of the latest and best and there, within four miles of Portland, they produce every grade of furniture required In their large and growing business. We. were through the factory some months ago, and have not been an establishment which seems.to be conducted with more system, or better management. We see from our sanctum daily great loads of their furniture crossing at the ferry from the factory to the warerooms. The most successful flouripg mills in this state-in fact the only profitable ones have been those run by water power, while steam power mills have been far from profitable.

In New England the great chair and furniture factories are in the interior adjoining streams furnishing motive power. The greatest furniture factories of Grand Rapids, Michigan, are run by water power. Shlndler Chadbourne have certainly acted wisely in locating their factory in the country, and using the motive power furnished without price by Great piles of ash, maple, spruce, cedar, walnut and fir are stacked about the factory. A year's supply is always stored to insure "proper seasoning, and one of the most annoying features shrinking and swelling of furniture thus avoided. Only the most skilled artisans are employed.

Chamber snits, office, library, parlor and dining room furniture1 are produced in large quantities; and from the lowest priced chair to the finest bedstead, nothing is allowed to leave the factory without strict examination and the assurance of perfect workmanship in every detail. The stores and warerooms of the firm are located on First and Front streets between Morrison and Yamhill and occupy three floors fifty by two hun Cbnrch, hinool. Fire-alarm, iiricc.t, arrut- ly as possible; but the fourth year could not be borne. How much the girl had that relief and recovery from the effects of what is improperly called "overwork" cannot be obtained by simply "going away for a change" or by indulgence" in idleness. A new form of exercise is necessary, and the mode of action chosen d.

Catalojuc with li00tesuinouials.prioei,rns.,. ntfua. LI FJ FORTH, RICE CO. Zda Ls2i3 ta Pacific Coast. Su rnr.ci;:a suffered in secret, no one knew.

I have finished my course as a student, I must put pleasure of all kinds out of my head. Don't sulk, i Jacob; I am not heartless, only ignorant. Come, saddle Tam O'Shanter. anu let us have one of our mad rides to Sparkling Spring; it will be something to remember when I am grinding at the mill again." i i Jacob oboyed her. Her wishes had been his law for years, and he was manly enough to be proud of it.

i At last the goal was won. Sallie- was in college, devoting1 herself to her cherished books, and Jacob still worked as he had done before, how blaming himself for his folly in regarding his father's wishes, now working at his books with the desperate energy of one who has staked all ou success. Every 'Sunday he visited Glenmere with Dike, but no longer spent his time with Sallie; At last a change came; Jacob Storm, was gathered to his fathers, and his son free. Dike wrote to his sister in boyish fashion "Old Storm has gone, and Jake mourns for him as if he had been loving, and tender, instead of a stiff old' miser. Jake will leave soon; he does not say where he is going.

i fj "Father," she said one day, as she sprang1 from her saddle, "my mind is THE OREGQN newspaper made up. I shall go into the mill and OREGON MrlCHHIIRY DEPOT. earn money enough to attend Company motner cant spare you, my 4.t Front Sreet, Portland, daughter. 1 stopped for the night, where he was laid up for a day or two; while theyj walked on home and the next day were fresh for busines. Oh, no, friends, all nature works on water, and we believe that God meant that man should do the same.

Take the water, friends, and! all the good things that go with it. God's blessing is in it. 1 I "Mother is willing "said Sallie; "she 'Ia-now piepared to fnnlah Ibtildcn, Oaudde and Supplement on the snorrea no H. P. GREGORY cSc CO.

always wanted to study, herself." tice, Adores, jrui-- r-i Box Portland Or. Keep a Complete Stock of Well, we seem to need you here somehow," said the old gentleman, strok must be one that supplies moderate exercise to the very part of the system which it is required to "rest" and restore a Health-seekers often err in trying to recover their powers by simple diversion of energy. It is a popular error to suppose that when the brain is overworked the muscular system should be exercised by way of counteraction. The part itself must be worked, so as to stimulate the faculty of nutrition; but it should be set to fresh work which will incite the same powers to act in a new direction. Lancet.

Ouiaa. Wood Working Machinery- ing the colt's neck to hide his feelings. "Yes. father, and you shall have me Saw Mills and Saws. I can work hard, and come home to spend every vacation; and won't you be glad to Machinists' Tools.

1 GAilR2LD vs. I A Stranger's Mistakes. A few days ago a Western merchant who wanted to do some sight-seeing and see me Steam Engines and Boilers. "I shall miss him terribly. We have dred feet.

Mr. Rivers led the colt away, and did Steam; Hand and Power Pumps What we have described of their exhibit in the pa not answer. ouy nis tail stock at tne same time, en vilion can at any time be seen largely multiplied by a look their establishment where all visitors wheth Steam Engine Governors. "Why not said to himself; "why er purchasers or not will receive every attention. shouldn't she have a fair chance? terea a dry goods jobbing nouse on Bro ay, and accosted the first person he met with, "Are you the proprietor Lubricating Oils.

Blowers and Exhaust Fans. suppose I might sell off the meadow to Arouslnsr Its An alarm of fire at midnight is a startling Here' exactly the proprietor. old Storm, and send my only girl away thing, but not half so startling to many to hear it in good shape; but it will spoil the farm, was the reply. "At present 1 am acting as shipping clerk, but I am cutting my as would he the sudden knowledge ol their own dangerous physical condition. Thousand? of and I hate to." He could not think of the house with cards lor a partnership next year by or thousands are hurrying to their graves because ganizing noon prayer meetings in the out her: he dreaded the long winter VJ.

IT JS EXPEdTED THAT AIX PATBIOTIC CrTI-sens will have an opporeaulty to cnooj from several good candidate for President In tie a jca-Ing content, but In the realm of Hoap Tapmavs CfMl Watter KliMaehlir- BUnda alone, peerless, unrivaled and um nble. Its name has become a household word, iaea nave nown on Ui vringa of the wind. Its bi Huccwfs has stimulated a letrloa mt bo-vj nm, of which beware, and purchase noa- ti not larti.e Imprint of tlie NuumIiiW bo manufoctiire the rnorit extenalve tt, m-i Laundry and Toilet ftoaps. nuxae eyrTrele Ccnn ataramewf m.n fr" they arc carelessly indifferent to the insidious inroads of disease and the means of cure. It is 1 basement." mt -a evenings, and the warm summer days, without his darling: and at last he sat the mission of H.

H. Warner 4 with their xne stranger passed on to a very im Emery Wheels and Machinery. RUBBER GOODS a Specialty BeltinGf, Packing, Hose, Valves, Springs, Etc. Complete line of JSZVCrl NCKU teUPPLlKS Constantly on hand. Use Rose Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, to arouse men to a down in one cornet of the barn on an old grindstone, which Sallie had often portant-looking personage with i a diamond: pin, and asked "'Are you tho head sense of their danger an then cure Appeal.

-f read and studied together all winter. Jake knows a heap. He surprises me all the time. He is having 'your picture Sainted for me, from the one you sent oma. I wish I could go with as you say, it would never do to leave father and mother alone I am reading the books you ordered, but I can't pin myself down to hard study after working all day." Sallie's last year of college life was drawing near its close, and the students were arranging for their separation, when an invitation was sent them to attend a lecture by an eminent gentleman who had been recently appointed to a professorship in a Western university.

"Going, Miss Rivers?" asked a senior, as she peeped in at the half open door of Sallie's room. "No, I think not. I shall employ the time in writing home." "Do go. They tell me Professor Stormis quite remarkable, and Darwinism has it3 attractions for all of us." "Professor Storm was closeted with the Prex said another senior, oi the nouse i Onve Logan says, in the Philadelphia Times, writing from London: Ouida has been in at the Langham Hotel, and her solicitors have called upon Mr. Labonchere, of Truth, to ''demand a retraction of the statement he allowed to be printed, to the effect -that the celebrated novelist was in her forties, had yellow hair and dressed in odd taste.

If this statement be "flat burglary" it must be so, I fancy, only by that singular legal quibble which has it that "the greater the truth the greater the libel," So, too, is Labouchere's statement that "Moths" is "a most nasty book." Most nasty is not a whit too strong to express the moral disgustingness of those Moths. I always disliked insect moths troublesome things, fretting one's garments, getting their foolish wings singed but human ones are worse, it appears. I Vas surprised this summer during my visit to America to see young girls reading "Moths" and turned for him. He sat there a long time, trying to overcome his selfishness; "Well, no: I can't sat as I am at pres U3 FCo3 3Eill, ami at last, as ne beam tne gin ringing ent; but I have hopes of a partnership in January. I'm only one of the travelers just now.

but I'm laying for a $200 pew voice calling him to supper, ne rose up SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM. saying. "She's mv only girl: and she shall have a chance, come what will! in an up-town cnurcn, and that will mean a quartef interest here in less than The boys were delighted. They were WM; BECK SON, Importers and Dealers in six months The next man had his feet up, his hat Sharp's, Remington's, Ballard's, Burgess', proud of Sallie, and quite sure she would do herself and the family credit. To be sure.

Tom's pride was hurt when he heard back and a 20-cent cigar in his mouth. Kennedy Winchester Repeating Rifles. and he looked so solid that the stranger she was to work in the mill at Glenmere; moore's auna uiabrongb't BREECH-LOADING SHOTOUNS. but the new house which Tom had urged his father to build had cost more than said 1 "You must run this establishment." Well, I may run it very soon. others of Ouida's recent hovels; By i av i A NEW TREATMENT At present I'm the bookkeeper, but I'm expecting to get into a church choir and I understand the light of his countenance will illuminate the college to they expected, and every year some new machinery must, be purchased.

It was twenty miles to Glenmere twenty miles from home care and comfort; but HAZARD'S SPORTING GUNPOWDER Bersftn 'he world. Put up in and Bib cans, 0 keg. Gun Wads. 8bells, Caps and Cartridges of all Klnda ait educed Prices. For ComnmptloB, 'AathnW, Bronchitis.

Dyw? PIflt VtnrrH, lfeadaefeie, Ieblllty, Btwnui. tlsm. SieunlfXlm. and all C'hronk? Nrvniis with the old man's darling and become morrow. English mothers Ouida's writings, have long been placed in an Index Expurga-torius, and for an unmarried girl here to be seen reading Ouida would be thought to indicate a looseness in the' matter of onicrs.

It i tuken an equal partner here." I think I will go," said Sallie, sud Sallie did not, falter. To be sure, it was hThe stranger was determined not to denly, "it will not? do to miss such a treat." ft trial to leave them all, a hard thing to select from ner little store of girl's be BY INHALATIO make another mistake. He walked parental rearing which' not onlv elderly around until he found a man with his In her rebellious little heart she was longings; and a small room in a board people, but young marriageable men, And acts dicprtly upon the arrest' nervous and org-tntc rcnterH, and "ui-r by Natural Iroatj K- coat off and busy with a case of goods, ing-house would never afford the delight would disapprove. Wnatever their liter i vttlltznttoa. and ne said to Mm saying, "i will go lor tne saae oi tue od name and my childhood's friend, but poor, old Jake will never know anything ary merit, there is but one mot d'ordre for decent young girls Concerning-the "liie porters are kept pretty busy in A treatise on Coinnound Oxveen.a1vlntt the hlHtorr of it." i perusal of Ouida, Zola and Belot; (Test here; I see." i "Yes," was the brief reply.

of this new discovery, and a large record of most re dejendu: The hall was crowded, and on the plat markable enres. Writ for it. Address KS. and 1111 Olrarrt street. Phlhulel.

ji "But I suppose you are planning to pnia, or 10 ri. jwintH, wo Montgomery B.tie Bails. Prize Bata. Oroodet aamea. Veloct Every music teacher or musician in n.icc,i 17 iiiiif 1IUU.

call (M pror form sat the college President, with several distinguished gentlemen. The speaker's face was partly hidden by the invent a iiospel hymn book and sing the nlil man nut of an aichth intAroaf aren't It RiadA frrri at cureu Doin iniormaiion and supplies. Oregon Washington Territory Tor Idaho, deg. Archery, Iawu Tennis. Fuhina; Tackle of every description and quality, or, Froatand AlUer Wtreeta.

Portlaxm. Rose Iills. who will send their name and address to Warren's Music House; 92 Morrison desk before him. When he rose, at last, Sallie's heart gave a quick bound; for wen, no, not exactly, was tue quiet there before her stood her neighbor, Manafactarer and dealer la all klnd ol Portland, will receive free for three months, a copy of his Musical Review, containing three new pieces of music riend and lover. He did not seem to see her: his sub- reply.

"1 the old man himself." And all that the stranger said, after a long minute spent in looking the merchant over, was dunr my buttons. Wall Street News. BLYMYER BELLS, Sash, Blinds, ect engrossed liis entire attention. Sal- each month, besides current musical news- FoiiChurches, Schools and Fire Alarm; le listened with pleasure, i The physical that her own large, sunny cnamoer did. Sallie felt a thousand tears, but did not shed one, although her mother and Huldah.

wept profusely as the carriage drovo away, with Sallie father on the back seat with her, and Jacob Storm in front irith Sallie's brother Dike. wish I had her chance," said Jacobs as the father and daughter talked in low tones on the back seat. "Great said Dike, "to go down there and work among all f-Twl never have any, music evenings, or any home, or Dike paused his seelings were too much for him, and yet he would not let Jake Storm Bee a tear in his eyes. It's a chance to make yourself some-i thing better than a drudge, a chance to see nA know what is going on in the great world. Beading is good, Dike but seeing is ft million times better.

Jacob read early and late, he thought and studied; but after all, he knew that the discipline which Tom and oe Rivers -were having would be a great blessing to him. His one dread was that Sallie faiht consider him inferior to her. FRAMES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, Etc. KF.WEHBCK That "Warren's Music Morrison street 4 Sfl.VEss atBDiL Awarded by the Mechanics' Intifute at San Krannlaco. September.

1880. Read what the training of the past added strength to his mental acquirements, and his clear manly voice charmed all who listened to him. Quite a number of darkies, young and old, were fishing down on Kuhn's wharf Ht AMlXED riBTIIinED IfVlIBER Constantly on hand. Value, and is a raMes that cause pain ui tbe 1 -for Torpid Liver Headct, Grawl, Malaria, and ail toe Liver and Urinary Organs, i Mouthly MeTintrttUlois sod no equaL. it restores aud hence is the best I known remedy that c-re i betes, nse mnnmm For Hale by lw -'4s bottle.

Largest- bo in t. Commiccicri -V'y -r rllnpaJ Wi 0t-i. wooz QRAZrr, Agent for Tmm' I -257 1 near the Poetoffice, PoHlaad, has everything in the musical line at reasonable prices' 'A laree Jvrn soy of them in their Report: "These Delta re made of mm. Isn't he fine looking whispered stock of sheet music, books, pianos, musical nicr-' Paints, Oils, Brushes. yesterday, when a boy of about twelve fell off and would Have met with a wa-i tery grave had it not been lor the energy i ana presence of mind of old Uncle Mose.

After the boy was safely landed a bye- chandise, bond and orchestra mastc always on hand Mr Warren bays every thing direct lrom one. "What a splenkid type of manhood f'said another. "He understands himself perfectly, as well as his said a third. posit metal, partly of steel, and an ilka that in any other bells The highest enoomi-Tf are Daased upon them for their CLE AR NESS, BEAUTY and VOLUME OF fQUKD: and it said they can be furnished for less than HALF THE CO vr of those made from bell Mend lor Illustrated catalozneto the Oenera AND A FULL UNE OF Painters' Materials. Eastern houses, and can afford to sell cheaper Uian any store in Oregon- Send for catalogue.

stander took occasion to praise old Mose When the speaker closed, the applause I had displayed. lr Warner Safe Kid- it. -i I The Chicago Tinxei aaTB was emphatic and nrolnns'prl- Sal Ha cat Orders from the country will receive prompt Apenta In the Pacific Coast, LIXPOKTH. RICK and careful attention. BALK3ROOH: VACtORTt motionless.

Surprise and pleasure mingled with a thousand memories. Professor Storm did heed it. He was tue ooy yoxir onr tKeu uie Bywpa- and LiverCure is highly endorsed by thetic spectator. No, boss, but he un Judges, physicians, surgeons, by men of mout jess as well a been. He had all de literary and scholarly distinction, and by indi- bait in his pocket.

vidal in all the walks pf life. i aa. iwarttot.Han ytanclaco. Oat TJme Rose jRillo. 111 Krnt BtMet.

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