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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

ABOUT EATING WITH A FORK.-The
fashion and importance attached to 1t
proves that "Fashion" is tiyrdnt, and
many inconsiderately become a slave to
il. Fashions that can be followed with
out breach of good morals, manners or
Inconvenience may with propriety be
followed. But can persons, rs a general
rule, feed themselves with a fork in
preference to knife?
We have at the table of fashionable
people, heretofore, been pleased, in cast
ing sly eye around, to see old people
feed with the knife when most conven-
lent, and amused TO see the younger ones
try to convey fine food to the mouth
with a fork. After piling and packing,
the attempt to elevate failed for want Of
cohesion. After repeated attempts of
the kind, the fork was impatiently laid
aside and the knife usedI Can any one
tell why persons should discommode
themselves to follow such an inconven-
lent style, without any benefit except to
please an inconsistent tyrant, fashion
Why should "A person take "A fork and
crush pie to pieces, instead of cutting it
with knife and conveying it to the
mouth with either knife or fork, rs most
convenient? If the mouth pollutes a
knife, why not a fork or spoon Just as
much? or IA cup or "A saucer from which
one drinks? Will fashion invent some
machine by which liquid can be injected
into the mouth without polluting the
cup or saucer? In the language of Mas
by, We pause for a reply.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

SACREDNEss OF MARRIAGE.-For the
man and woman who purely and truly
love each other, and guided by the law
of justice, marriage is not a state of
bondage. Indeed, it is only when they
become by this outward acknowledge
ment publicly avOwed lovers, that free
dom is realized by them in its full sig
nificance. Thereafter they can be OPEN
ly devoted TO each others interests, and
avowedly intimate and chosen friends.
Together they can plan life's battle, and
enter upon the path of progress that
ends not with life's eventide. Together
they can seek the charmed avenue of
culture, and strengthened by each other,
can brave the worlds frown i'm the rug
ged but heaven-lit path of reform.
Home, with all that is dearest in the
sacred name, is their peaceful and cher
ished retreat, within whose sanctuary
bloom the virtues that make it temple
of beneficence.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

The causes for which Mahometan
woman may demand divorce are clear
ly and broadly laid down i'm the Koran,
and her evidence is sufficient, because
the Mahometan law supposes that a
woman must be violently aggrieved be-
fore the modesty of her sex will allow
her TO appear in public with such appli-
cation. So careful is this law TO spare
her feelings that she is not even required
to recount her injuries, unless of her
own free will. All she is to do is to place
her slipper reversed-that is, with the
sole upward-before the Cadi, and the
case is finished. The divorce is granted
without further inquiry.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

WATER Is BEsT.-You can scarcely
abuse water. The stomach likes it, and
so does the skin. Readerl You may
indulge in this without fear, but, if you
drink Intoxicating liquor, you are al
ways in danger, and are setting a bad
example to others. If you are wise,
stick to the juice of the pump and the
fiowings of the spring. These divine
gifts are from the stores of Heaven; but
beer, wine, and whisky, and all other in
toxieating compounds, are manufactured
articles, the invention of man, and
sources of incalculable evil.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TESTISIONIkI.S.

We, the undersigned, having been the recip-
tents Of the services of Mrs. NJ. C. White in
teaching the science Of Music on the Piano
forte, take pleasure in giving a hearty testi-
monlal that we have employed her I'm our
families as a teacher Of her "New method of in
struction," and that it has proven superior to
any method we have ever known; and that al
though the first cost may be a trihe greater than
some others, we believe it to be in the aggre-
gate much cheaper, besides being a great econ
omy in point of time. We therefore take great
pleasure in recommending her To the patron
age of all who may be dcsirOus OF obtaining a
musical education as very superior Instructor.
To those who desire TO know more about it
before incurring any expense, we give a cordial
Invitation to call at our houses and interview
tSgned) +. DII.LARD HOLMAN,
y. W. cor. Seventh and College Sis,
Portland.
GEO. W. HILLMAN,
2g3 Second ST., Portland.
NAT. II. LANE,
East Portland.
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THE DIsAGREEABLE WIsEACRE.-
Among the minor disagreeable thingsis
the man who, in conversation, is con-
tinualiy interrupting you with 'sCetain-
ly," Exactly" al understand" He
anticipates, or attempts TO, all YOU are
about TO say. He says, 81 understand
when you are satisfied he don't under
stand anything about it. He repeats tex
actly" when there is no exactness, TO
speak OF, and eXclaims certainly when
the matter in hand is surrounded with
the greatest possible amount of uncer-
tainty. You open Il conversation with
him as follows:
''My dear sir, do you remember"
Certainly"
"When-"
al understand"
"NOn-n
Exactly; exactly, sir"
And still the man hasIr't the remotest
idea what you are driving at, or to what
particular circumstances you desire to
call his attention. Sometimes he as
sumes very knowing look, and while
eXclaiming II understand in the most
confident and positive manner, his
countenance is as eXpressiOnless as a
mud ball, or is alive with bewildering
inquiry.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

THE PERILS OF TEACHING GRAM
MARI have been sendin' my darter
Nancy to skoOl TO a sehOOlmaster in this
neighbOrhoOd. Last Friday l went over
to the skool to see how Nancy was git
tim along, and l seed things l didn't
like by no means. The schoolmaster
was larnin' her things entirely out of
the line of eddycashun, and as L think,
improper. l set awhile in the school
house, an heered one class say their les
son. They was a spellin', and l thought
spelled quite exceedingly. Then cum
Nancy's turn TO say her lesson. She
said it very spry. / was shOck't, and
determined she should leave that skOol.
L heard that grammar was an uncom-
mon fine study, but / don't want any
more grammar about my house. The
lesson that Nancy sed was nothin' but
the foOlishest kind of talk; the rediclist
word she said was, L love- / looked
right at her hard for being so improper,
but she went right on and sed, thou
lowest and he loves And l reckon YOU
never heard such rigermarole i'm your
life-loye, love, love, love, and nuthin'
but love. She sed one time, 4 did love-
SeZ I, who did you lOve?' The scholars
laffed, but / wasn't to be put off, and
sed, who did you love, Nancy?' The
schoolmaster, Mr.. McQuillister, put in;
he sed he would explain when Nancy
finished the lesson. This sorter pacefied
me, and Nancy went on with her awful
love talk. 1t got wus and wus every
word. She said, Il might, could, or
would love- / stopped her again, and
said reckonI would see about that, and
told her to walk out of that house. The
schOOlmaster tried to interfere, but /
was fool, and l nOk't him down and
made him hOller in short order. Italk,t
the strate thing to him. / told him I'd
show him how hede learn my darter
grammar. / got the nabors together
and we sent Mr.. McQuillister off in
hurry, and 1 recken thar'l be no more
grammar teachin' in these parts soon."
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01
BRONCHITIS. cATARRH

Affections OF the Lungs, Deafness, Discharges
rom the Ears, Nervous or General Debility,
Sore Eyes, Granulated Lids, Opacity of the Cor
nea, films, etc, are successfully treated by Dr.
Aborn, corner Third and Morrison streets.
CHRONIC DISEASES, especially such cases
as nave resisted the ordinary modes Of treat
ment, are the class OF maladies which DIR.
Anorn treats with unparalleled success. No
CHARGE for Consultation.
IerIns-Moderate and agreeable to the cir
cninstances IN of the patient, 80 that all who are
wish. nas5,T
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

Noble county, Ohio, with a population
of 10000, is well worthy of the name il
bears. There is not saloon in the
whole country, there is nOta case on the
criminal docket, and no person has been
arrested for year on a criminal charge
There were only five lawsuits last wear.
and if it hadn't been for a meddling
lawyer, three of these would not have
been recorded.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

Miss Phoebe Couzins, late ofSt. Louis.
was enrolled short time since in the
Circuit Court ofd4ittle Rock as a men,
Der of the bar. One of the bar i'm con-
gratulaing Miss COuzins on her admis-
sion, said: While do not know that
! can welcome you as a brother, yet
feel that it is in order to welcome you as
a GOuziD
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01
Lectures in the Valley Towns.

nR BOURNE distinguished during nearly
/ J twenty years i'm San Francisco, for his great
success i'm curing Chronic and Acute Diseases,
WITHOUT THE USE OF MEDICINES, being ON his
return nom "A northern tour, will visit the towns
in the Willamette valley within a few weeks and
will endeavOr to increase the measure OF useful
knowledge among the people by lectures upOn
-Health-its preServaffO fOn and restoration when
impaired by disease, without the use OF medl-
cines;" and also upon Physiology, etc His
professional services may be obtained by those
who have failed TO secure desired relief through
the ordinary modes, and who are sick and
tired" Of medicines and medical qiiackery, and
none Others, as DR. Bourne will have no time to
waste upon those who think medicinal pOisOns
necessary To the cure of disease.
II any desire to correspond, my address IS
DR. GEORGE VI. BOURNE,
n32tf Portland, Oregon
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

\ Janesville Wis alderman is ont
with a novel theory, designed to give
aid and comfort to the temperance cause
He proposes to grant licenses to botb
sellers and drinkers. His idea is to grant
saloon license for ten dollars before men
can get drink of liquor. To obtain a
drinking license a man must, of course.
have bondsmen, and they will be liable
for any damage done by. him while i'm a
state of intOXicatiOn.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

Mrs. Margaret Brown is Engrossing
Clerk of the Tennessee Senate, and with
such signal ability does she perform her
duties, that a resolution was recently
offered in that body thanking her "for
the intelligent industry, faultless aecu-
racy and perfect neatnessn displayed in
her department.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01
EAST PorrrANn. Jan. 3. ISL.

MRS. VI. c.. WHTE-Respected Madam =
Having heard OF your system of teaching the
PianofOrte, known as the Robins American
Method and having been present a few days
since at the exercise of one of your pupils, Miss
Lane OF East Portland. was much surprised
and exceedingly gratifed, at the perfect per
formance OF the most difficult pieces, lsuch as
Gotschalk Bango, etc. and this after the short
term OF six months tuition.
Allow me TO express my appfopation OF Your
system of Instruction, and with my best
wishes for your success allow me 20 subscribe
myself, Yours hespecuuIyI
TIL. PARROT, Prof OF Music,
nB and Leader of the East Portland Band.
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TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

The NEW NORTHWEST will be carried
for the following terms: One year,
81 90; six months, S2 25; three months,
81 p. Those wishing their papers car
ried will please give the name of street
and number.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

"Fiat experimentum in," etc, etc
The rector: "GOod morning, Mrs.
Smithers. How's the baby? Isn't it
rather early bringing him to church :?
Don't you think he'll be restless ?" Mrs
Smithers so, no, sir; he'll be quiet,
sir; which we took him to the MethO-
dists' chapel last Sunday o. purpose to
try him, sir.r
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

The following is given as a good rem
edy for sore throat: Dissolve a small
piece of alum in sage tea, then mix a
little honey, or two drachms of oak bark
in boiling water. Use the liquid after it
becomes cold.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

SECRET SORROws.-In the lives of the
saddest of us there are bright days when
we feel rs if we could take the great world
in our arms. Then come gloomy hours.
when the fire Will not burn on our
hearths, and all without and within is
dismal, cold and dark. Believe mo ev-
cry heart has its secret sorrows. which
the world knows not Of, and oftentimes
we call a man a cold man, when he is
only sad.-LORgJelIOIC.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

Imitation diamond necklaces are worn
by many ladies instead of the real stones,
as they can hardly be told from the real
at distance, or across a ballroom, and
if lost the loss would be quite so severe.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

every moderate drinker could aban-
don the intoxicating cup if he would;
every inebriate would If he could. -
John b. Cough.
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Portland Market.

Flour-Extra, SO . per barrel; Extra country
brands, IS 800 CO.
Wheat-sl S0eri 90 per GENITAL.
Butter-Fine dairy, 45gjOc per pound; ortlin-
airy, S5aS71sc
Eggs-3Oc per dozen.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

Let the youth who stands with glass
of liquor in his hand, consider which he
had better throw away, the liquor or
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

For the very best Photographs go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
sS-AsCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 42s Mont
gOmeTy ST., san Francisco.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

A lady, in reply to some guests that
praised the mutton on her table, said:
'Oh, yes! my husband always buys the
best; he is a great epicac."
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01
COUNTRY pREss-mAKnRs
DIR. MARY A. THOMPSON,
PHYSICIAN AND AccoUcHEUH

DESIDENCE AND OFFICE-THIRD 81,
IL between Salmon and Main, opposite 'ne
PublicSquare.
Calls attended in any part Of the city. -,
Batteries for sale and instructi1ns Nv" ~ NJ n
the use OF electricity as a Remedial Agent h4'
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

Initiate a good man, but never coun-
terfeit him.
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AGENTS WAhTED!
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Or
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~ Fire. Truthful and accurate. vivid and
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Startling incidents. "Hair Breadth 'ScapeS y
The fearful ravageS of the Fire Fiend. The
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Illustrated, including views Of the city before
and since the fire, still Sublimely grand in its
ruins. Orders will be filled and received. The
fastest selling book ever sold by agents. Send
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Immediately. Agents also wanted for
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One Thousand IllustratiOns, comprising star
Ting scenes, interesting Incidents and wonder
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san Francisco, Cal,
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with Onicial Maps. and other important infor.
nation, which is offered to the Public.
PARRISH, WATKINS q CORNELL.
n353m
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We Are Well SuDDIied

Are requested to call upon us. We are pre-
pared 70 offer desirable investments in every
part OF Oregon and Washington Territory.
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For Inflammation

Appertaining to the Real Estate business. par-
ties will find IL to their interest to advise with
Mr. Parrish, who is the oldest Real Estate
Dealer in the City.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-01

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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negotiate Loans on Approved Security.

Nearly Twenty Years Residence
IN Oregon has made us familiar with the value
OF CITY and County Property, together with the
various locations.
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OUR AGENTS.

Ihe following persons are duly authorized tC
act as Agents for the NEW NORTHWEST:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-01
BEG TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC

That they have removed their business
to the HARDWARE STORE, under the
Odd Fellows Hall, on Fort Street, and
will occupy that Stand until the erection
of Commodious Warehouse now being
built at their place on King Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-01
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Late Foreign News
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-01

beaesi, have had Sai DO have Nv ms
hearty co0clrre9ce, Sni therefore OH
mend 70 you most earnestly the Neoo.n
aen3zsioaS Of Nv Ministers II this 0e
spect
!; iS nv rAirfrl duty 70 inform voG
thai the Widow a Nv P7eScoeSsc-, his
lS,s Majesty Kxneh1-aeA& III, deceased
81 her 1eSs5enss II Hoao.ela. sosh Sepse7-
be-. lSe0
REFEESESTA-IvES
I; Is with g7ezt pleasure ;hs; l sos
zmonsss voa - many, WHO, IN former
yos7S, hSve hs5 exps-Ssacs II legislative
business xai vho BY tbssr rs;a7a 10 this
Assembly, give evidence that The people
have the sane confidence II their expszt
saoe whSo1 l -avSs,f entertain
NOSES ANn REPRESENTATIVES,
Ip-zy mos hurlblv 2nd heartily, the
King q KI2-S - - -zle yoz- Councils.
;hs; every thing NAV X o7ie7e5 fS- The
public god And With shis PRAYER con-
mend tie Interest q Oar Country % yoar
wisdom, p2s-5o,iSa aa3 6ie,i;y, N which
I hzvs uatziliaz re-isuas
VIZ - NOW OEzAKE TsE LEsI1ATUzE
o. -aE RrsCoN orER
Al the ooaolus5oa q TIE ce7e1oases,
HIS Majesty re;i7ei 70 The Caznbex q!
he Cazaos-lo-, &2d shortly 4ae-vz7i<
returned 10 the P&l2os, escorted by TIE
oSce-S q SsxE zni the Cavalry.
TIE Assembly VS. called together by
he C,s-k q tie former Assembly. r Il
>sA-ley. Ia On motion q Hon c, r
Bishop The Assembly adjourned vi,hoa.
Organizing. un;il Il o'cloek today
TIE following Is Ilss q The members
q the legislative Assembly:
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
II rus MsT ~ OF :, rus EsFsEE -

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3 WILLIAM AZ .foNES Bee 81 tstsl... S-srss-l AZ
Chsuihrrs tefe Ne Circuit Juige q ~ M l-rss D.
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Ths W Evrreit td.iiaistfsier aef ksscaiaf 81,
vt-. n Trrai~sv frc.asrd ne fsfsta e VILLAS
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a. th tsrs ileu-r fahias Msai ant az rcuz Interested
Ia nc aid estate are rsuei then 80 tt o. sttrud
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