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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING.

The American Woman Suffrage rs
sociation held its Fifth Annual Meeting
and celebrated its Fourth Anniversary,
on Monday and Tuesday, October l3 and
IA, in New York and Brooklyn, begin
ming with addresses on Monday evening,
at Cooper Institute, New York, holding
a business session on Tuesday morning
in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, and
continuing its sessions in Plymouth
Church during the afternoon and even
ing. We hope to have full particulars
for our next issue. We respectfully
acknowledge an invitation TO attend, as
one of the speakers, and sincerely regret
that we were unable to do so. o, that
we had more workers in this far distant
and vet fertile field. The calls upon us
as an individual to go out and labor in
the political vineyard are more than a
half dozen women could respond to.
If the earnest and talented friends OF our
cause who are longing to engage in the
work, but allow timidity and the advice
of meddIers, under the disguise oi
friends, to restrain them, would but
bravely come to the front, they would
be astonished at their own success quite
as much as they are surprised at ours
Friends, you do not know what you car
do until you make the effort. The
sneers of the envious and the acrimony
of the Jealous are harmless if you heeC
: them not, and the abominable attacks
of the obscure and ignorant mortals wh'
call us names in newspapers, but prove
that the truth has probed the ugly ulcer
on their body polite which they fair
would hide. The harvest is ripe, ant
the laborers are few. What noble, sen
sible woman is ready and willing t.
put shoulder to the public wheel, ant
! work side by side, or better yet, in th
l lead, in spreading, in this corner of th
earth, our gospel of peace on earth ant
! good will to men and women before th
waiting multitudes?
The American Woman Suffrage As
sociation has large number OF itineI
ant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES readi
4 ly receive reasonable compensation 70
l their labors in the contributions take
at their lectures. Connot some Of ou
! Oregon talent, which is quite equal
the best in the distant East, be PEI
l suaded to do likewise?
+ AS we write, visions Of one hundre
= pressing invitations for course
; ; lectures crowd upon US. Convention
: are to be held, societies organized, an
= communities converted in every pr
cinct. The work is Herculean. WI
: will help us? Or, rather, who will III
dertake this work, and give us the tin
that we need to devote to our editori
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RUN FOR THE DOCTOR.

Our brother of the Yamhill Reporter
is sadly in need Of little soothing
syrup. His frantic and futile attempt
to elect his "ticket for men" has left his
sensibilities in badly rasped condition.
Hear him, addressing us:
I'VE don't know how IIill, or any other man.
could help getting vexed with your intolsrable
squeaking."
Well, well, kind sir, We have been
called a terror to evil doers from our
childhood up. But we are often merci-
fuI when we should, perhaps, be Just;
therefore, We refrain from giving you
the castigation which you know you
merit when you call US names. Poor
boy, it must have some soothing syrup
Run fer Doctor Gearyi quick.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
THE WoMEN's CONGRESS.

NEW YORK, Oct. l7.-At last evenings
session OF the Women's Congress, Mrs.
Sarah Jane Spencer read a paper on the
co-education of the sexes, and argued
that the sex was Of the soul, and as in
destructible as the soul itself. Rev. Celia
Burleigh read a paper on the relation of
women to her dress, holding that the
present dress is ugly, unnatural and inn
modest, ana unless women can be eman-
cipated from its tyranny, even the bal
lot can do little for her The claims OF
women as teachers was the subject of a
paper prepared by Harriet Beecher
Stowe and Catherine Beecher.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24
SBORBTARY,S REPORT
Of the Spiritualist Grove Meeting hel(
at Woodburn.

Met at Woodburn, commenced Oct |
Sd, 1878 aud continued for four days.
Officers elected for the occasion: -
Mr.. f. c. Cody, President; Mr.. c. r. |
Hanson, Secretary. Committee on pro- |
gramme, Mrs. Lewellen, Mr.. Davis.
The meeting was very interesting.
Excellent speaking and lectures by Mrs.
Belle Chamberlain, Mr.. Allen Cleve-
land, and Mr.. James Cooley, in trance
and normal conditions. Mr.. Heath and
and family constituted the choir and
gave excellent music during the
meeting. Spirits described by Mrs.
Chamberlain, Mr.. Northcut and other
mediums, both in public and private,
were all readily recognized by the audi
ence.
BUSINESS PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEET
ING.
Report of the Committee of Arrange
ment and finance received and accepted.
Committee discharged.
Report of Committee on land appoint
ed at Parrots Grove Meeting, laid on ta-
BILE for future consideration.
Report of Committee on Constitution
not adopted. Committee discharged.
Committee appointed to see if ten or
fifteen acres of land can be bought at
Woodburn to hold Annual Meetings up
on, and to report at the next WOOdburn
meeting. Committee appointed: Mr..
Hawkins, Mrs. Cooley,
Constitution of the State Spiritual
Religious Association of Oregon:
l. We, the Spiritualists of Oregon, il
Convention assembled, do hereby agree
to associate ourselves together in an or
ganization to be known as ''The STATE
Spiritual Religious Association"
2. Aims and objects of the Association
The propagation of Free Thought ant
Principles; the organization of Societie
for combining all liberal elements in tn
great work of Science and Reform
, the employing of such missionaT.
, or missionaries and speakers as tn
| funds OF the Association will admi
, of; authorizing lectures, holding Sc
? anoes, solemnizing marriages, organic
/ ing societies, soliciting donations to tn
{ funds of this Association, and takin
> and receiving fees and dues for member
1 ship in same; to take collections wher
+ public meetings are held, and requirin
4 them to make monthly reports to tn
= President of this Association OF all mon
Q les received and labor performed.
a 3. The officers of this Associatio
# shall consist of President, Vice Pres
e dent, Secretary and Treasurer, who sha
y constitute q Board of Trustees for th
"a Association. said officers shall perforr
; the duties of their respective Office
\ as members of the BOARD usual in sue
a cases, and shall be elected annually, an
: shall hold office until their successor
's are duly elected by the Association.
a 4. Membership.-Fees for membershi
"a shall be, for men, 81 90 per year; womel
y free. Any person may become memb
. by signing this Constitution and pa,
"a ing fees where required by this Articl
l. j. This Constitution may be amend,
.e at any regular meeting Of the Associ
d tion by two-thirds vote.
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Qbe ffew heetbwest.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The NEW NORTHWEST failed 10 come
ont last week in consequence of an en-
tire change in its printing office pro.
gramme. Our boys have gone from the
composing room to the school room,
and will stay there for year at least
and now we are depending upon help
that must be regularly paid. So, we
repeat our "fair warning" Subscribers,
YOU must sustain the paper. Don't
wait for your bills. Many Of you owe
us, and you know it. We demand the
money, not as a Jdror, but as q right
We want it to pay paper and press work
and printing bills that must be made o.
YOU cannot get the paper. So let III
hear from you at once.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

One thing is settled: Governor Wash
burn, of Wisconsin, is opposed to relig-
ious fairs and lotteries. He has called
the attention of the Legislature to the
propriety of adopting some means for
'breaking up the schools in which gam
blers are made;'' and Rev. DIR. Corn
wall read paper few days since, IN
which he argued that not only are the
rafting and lottery tables which are the
usual features of such entertainments
directly demoralizing, but that the
whole system, by which money that
should be voluntarily given to tne
church is raised by eajOling people INTO
buying articles for their own beneht,
is unworthy Of the holy cause IN Whieh
ii Is employed.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

The ReligiO- Philosophical Journal, a
Spiritual, Liberal and Reform" paper,
which takes extremely opposite grounds
from Mrs. Woodruff on the Free Love
abomlnation, is upon our table as full OF
fight as an egg Is Of meat. We have
often objected TO this journal because OF
its coarse attacks upon the Churches, but
there is no denying that it is now doing
yeoman's service in beating back the IL
dai wave of sensualism under which
Moses Hull and Wood Hull are endeavor
ing toengulf our land. Address s. s.
Jones, Chicago, Ills.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

A beautiful and high-spirited horse
would never allow q shoe to be put on
his feet. In an attempt to shoe such
horse, recently, he resisted all Efforts
kicked aside everything but an anvil,
and came near killing himself against
that, and finally was brought back 10
his stable unshod. This defect was Just
on the eve of consigning him 10 tle
plow, where he might work bareioot'
when an officer in our service, lately re-
turned from Mexico, took cord ABOUT
the size of a common BEDFORD, put u III
the mouth of the horse, like bit anu
tied it tightly on the animaIs heau,
passing his left ear under the string not
painfully tight, but tight enough TO
keen the ear down and the cord IN lts
pIaee This done, he patted the morse
gentII- on the side of the head, ana COM
manied him to follow and instantly
the horse obeyed, perfectly subdued,
ond ne pentIe and obedient as we'll
trained dog; suffering his feet to be lifted
with perfect impunity, acting in all
resneets like an old stager. The gentle
man who thus furnished this exceed
inolv simple means of subduing q veg
dangerous propensity, intimated that it
is practiced in Mexico and South
America in the management Of wild
horses. es.-COHBlerciGi AdUerfiscr.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

The state Fair Gazette is responsible
for this!
praminus. next year, should be
orardad 10 contesting lady cooks, and
lie resnlts should be published FAR and
vide en- that the mistake about our
vonng ladies being pretty and useless
can he removed. The bachelor mind of
This coast labors now under the miSap-
nrehension, and they stick to restaurants
instead of marrying and boarding at
home. oregon girls are the prettiest in
tha world. as everybody agrees, and they
are inst as good as they are pretty, we
have no doubt. The goodness, however,
needs more opportunities 10 demonstrate
that ID exists among our Oregon girls.
Next wear the State Agricultural Society
should get up various premiums for
which the girls will contest.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

We learn from our exchanges that we
received seventeen votes for Representa-
tive. Will the sensible gentlemen who
proved themselves capable Of foresee'
inc the certain events Of the nearby
future, be so kind as to forward us their
photographs with genuine signatures
attached? We want them to place on
exhibition at the Centennial exposition,
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

The Legislature of Washington Ter
ritOry is now in session, and in response
to an invitation from the Woman Suf-
frage Association, we shall go to Olym-
pia next Tuesday, 10 remeain a fort
night, and help the ladies to try and pass
a Woman Suffrage Bill. \ Territorial
Convention will also be held during our
visit. We regret going to press before
receiving the Official Call for publica-
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

John G. SAKE sends the following to
a temperance convention;
You have heard OF "the snake in the grass, -
my boys,
pnt now you must Know
MANS deadliest foe
Ia snake OF u different class,
Alas.
vTis the venOmous snake in the glass.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

Owing TO crowd upon our columns
we are unable to present our readers in
this issue with complete jottingE of our
campaign journeylngs. They will ap-
pear next week.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

The Ereling Ners has not only
donned new dress, but, since we chas-
tised it for obseenlty, it has been on It's
good behavior and now deports itself
IKE a gentleman. Success to it.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-24

One of the most taking miscellaneous
writers for the Oregon press Is "Yours
Truly,n an occasional contributor TO the
Portland NEW NoRTHwEST- Aouatoia
SsnfiuSl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

CHILDREN's HoME.-We have been re-
quested to urge the lady managers Of the
Homo to meet at that Institution to.mor-
row morning, promptly, at 0 o'clock. For
satisfactory reasons the Christmas tree
part OF the holiday festivities was post
poned until the date mentioned above,
and it is to assist in decorating it, as well
as to arrange the good things contributed
for the annual New Year dinner that
the presence of the ladies Is requested
tomorrow morning, And this re-
minds us that If any Of the friends
OF the Home have not yet sent in their Of
iering for this feast, or Of vegetables,
meats, grocerles,or anything else that are
needed daily to meet the wants of the
destitute ones within It's walls, this is a
very appropriate time to make donations.
We trust the larder Of this noble institu-
ton will BIO filled to overlooking by the
spontaneous, free will offerings Of those
who feel an interest in the success oil its
mission. We hope 10 hear Of hearty ro-
Spouse, and to hear Of It to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE We di.
rect attention to the advertisement Of Mr..
]. A. Metcalfin another column, offering
his fine residence on Centre street for sale.
The house is substantially built; is in
good repair; inside wood work grained
from cellar to attic; heaters in the base.
ment and parlors; underground drainage;
brick wall in the rear of lot extending its
entire length; iron and stone tepce in
front; warm and cold water and gas
throughout, Price asked, reasonable and
easy terms Of payment. Call on Metcali
s. Burt, Main street, between Monroe and
Quincy, Or address Mr., Metcalf at Cam.
bridge, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01
~ CURES DlsEASESER>S
THROAT; LUNGS, LIVER BLOOD

IN tho wonderful medicine to which the Rfaict-
Oh nre above pointed 70 relief the diseoVerer
6elicycs no has combined In harmony more OF
1.Sicb Goi ma instillcd into the vegetable king.
dom for healing tho sick, than were ever bei9ro
Combined in one medicine. Tho evidence OF this
flct a found In tho great variety OF most opSu'
nate diseases which y has been i99ho % SonqueE.
OOu0hG, and tho carly stages OF Con1umpS
hon, Il has astOniShcd the medical Aculty, AND
eminQrt physicians pronounce, y me gteaieSst
medical discovery OF tho age. Mhhe u CuLes Ine
Eeycrest Coughs, It strengthens the system ana
DurIEICS the bio cd. BY It's great ana thor;
IImOrS, from tho worst ScroIula to
common BtOtch, PimpleS or EfuPuon.
Nercnrial disease Mineral poisonB, and their
cG"ctS ara eradicated, and vigorous health and
sound constitution established. ynlRTe!nHI
salt RhCum, ECVef sores Sc01y or
ROuTh Skin. In short. all the numerous as
eases caused BY bad blood arc c9n9GsrS9 ~ IN"
II Won fsel dnll, drOwsy, deb ltated, hAvo SAL
Iow color Of akin. or yellowish brown Spots on
flca or body, frequent headache q ~
t0Sts Ia mouth, Internal heat or cnillI alletnAte9
WITH hot (ushCs, low spirits. and gloomy lore
hoSIpIS' irregular appetite, and tongue coated,
Won ara suffering from Torpid LAEHee or
ERiIIouHnCHi." In many cases OF "LlyeF
C0mplnInt3 only part OF thefe symptoms
are experienced. AZ u remedy for all such cases.
M Pcrce'S Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal as 1t effects perfect cures leaving me Nv;
cF strenptheued and healthy. For the cure 9!
HnbItunI COuBti patton q inc poWSls IL
Is never GnG remedy I Gna nG rs N MS nave
The proprietor Offers 81 900 reward for q medl
.,nc int viii enunl It for the cure OF all the dis
cases f0r which II Is recon menleI.
soId 10 irn vIsts at 81 per bottle. Prepared by
p HS PISree. N. D.. sole Proprietor, At his Chemi
~, laboratory. i33 Seneca street, BulAlo, M.
va send YOUR address Tor . pamphlet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

CARR1ER's ADDKEss-The carriers OF
the INTELL1aENCER have had printed q
very short but well worded address,
and will wait on their patrons to-day.
Tho address is very tastefully gotten up
In pamphlet form, on tinted paper, with
cover. The title page is printed in gold,
and altogether It is one Of the neatest
publications of the kind ever issued IN
Wheeling. We trust those who have
during the past year been accustomed to
find the INTELuIGENcER each morning,
bright and early, under their front door,
or In some convenient locality about their
premises, will not forget the little fellows
who have served them in all weathers
and under all circumstances, so faithfully.
II you want to see boys face attain in
moment the dimensions Of an adults
phiz; Just drop q twenty-five cent frac.
tional currency motto in his hand when he
presents himself with his address this
morning. Both giver and receiver will
feel the influence Of the kind act for many
days. Try 1t and see.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01


CHRISTMAS GooDs.-J. T. Lakin & Co
have now on hand a nice assortment Of
Dressing Gowns, Mutflen, Neck Ties
Scarfs and Linen HsndkerChieis; also,
large assortment Of Gloves, consisting Of
Kid, Castor, Cloth and Calf, with Otter
and Beaver fur tops, all ofwhich they are
selling at small profits.
Ladies desiring presents for their Cen
tlemen friends or Gentlemen desiring
presents Tor themselves that will be useful
will do well to give them a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the place, No. 81 Monroe
Street, End door cast Of Franklin Insurance
Building,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

For TIE NEW YEAR no better resolu.
ton can be made than to lay by q small
amount every week, say two, three, five
or ten dollars, and we know Of no better
way to induce such economy than to Sc
cure on the Renting Plan lat sheib's Mu-
sic Store, Monroe street, one of thesplen'
did Pianos or Eureka Organs, which may
be had on terms go liberal that tlfly cents
to one dollar day saved, will secure It
for you permanently in one year. Think
nr II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

WHOLESALE DEsTRuCT1oN.-The last
act of tho Board Of Supervisors, as body,
was tho destruction Of bonds and coupons
representing nearly 100000 in green
backs. The fire in the furnace at the jail
reduced to ashes almost in a twinkling
what had cost the people Of this county
several years hard toll to redeem, and for
which they received no direct equivalent
the bonds being those, principally, is.
sued for subscription TO the capital stock
Of the Hempfeld railroad company. We
have the road however, if the stock was
sunk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

WATCH NIaHT MEETNGs-Last night,
watch meetings were held in the Fourth
Street and German M. E. Churches. Ser.
vices at tho former were not commenced
until 0 o'clock, and were continued until
after midnight. Such meetings, if we
arc not mistaken, are peculiar to Method.
ism, and have been. held annually in all
the most important charges ever since the
organization of the church, over one hun.
dred years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

EXAMINATION Several
days since girl named Ellen Ball was
arrested on a charge Of petit larceny. A
day was fixed for the investigation
but for good reason it was not held. An
other day yesterday was appointed, but
in consequence Of the i'll health of the
principal prosecuting witness, another
postponement became necessary. Next
Saturday has been designatedas the time;
Judge Johnston's Office, the place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

OUT AGAIN.-We met Mr., Warden,
the City Collector, on the street yester.
day. It will DO remembered that Mr. w.
slipped and fell on the ice several days
since, hurting himself quite badly. he
remarked to US when We met him, that
imperative duty compelled him to leave
his home, although he was aware Of the
fact that he thereby endangered his
health, and perhaps, his life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01
GheQntelEigettee
WEDNESDAY, JAN. /, 1873.
Now Advertisements.

Judge OF County Court-R. II, Coch
Jewelry-Oxtoby s. Dufleld.
Hotel Property for Sale or Rent.
observation-disclosures 6 Co.
Notice-Lewis & Woodmansec.
Notice-Gelink & Co.
Notice-Ntna ms. Co.
Notice. Franklin Building Association
Coal Miners Wanted.
Lost-$295.
First National Bank.
German Bank.
Merchants National Bank.
Grocery for Sale.
For Sale-Desirable Residence.
City Clerk-Francis Britt.
City Clerk-George Q.ssBlack.
City Sergeant-Henry Conant.
Commissioner-Bepjamin Fisher.
Commissioner-Thos. II. Motfet.
Commissioner-John W. Schultz,
IS to $50 der day.
$1,000 Reward.
azetteer-ROwell s. Co.
Newspaper Directory-Rowell & Co.
Advertisers Gazette-Rowell s. Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

CoNCET AND BALL.-The Harmonic
Singing Society gavea New Years Eve
ball and concert in Turner Hall last night
Like everything Of that character under
taken by the HarmonicS, it was a grand
success. The attendance was large, and
the festivities continued until late hour
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

HELD FOR CIRCUIT CoURT.-Ru dolph
schupback was before Judge Johnston,
yesterday afternoon to answer two
charges of liquor selling on Sunday. Two
parties testified positively that they had
been furnished whisky at the house Of
Mr.. S. on the Sabbath. There was no
alternative left the Justice but to hold the
accused for his appearance at the next
term of the Circuit Court. He was dis.
charged on his own rccognizauce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

CLOSED UP.-The Board Of SuperVis'
ora closed its history, yesterday, and we
feel confident that the people of the
county will never have better, more
simple and economical form Of county or
oapiza,ion than that which the new Con
situation swept out Of existence. We
believe tho late Board was actuated at all
times By what was thought to be for the
hest interests Of its constituents. The
utmost harmony prevailed in all Their
deliberations. We never heard IN in
decorous remark made in any one oil
their meetings. Uniform courtesy char
acterlsed their bearing towards each
other, and respectful Difference paid to
views expressed, however much any one
We express our obligations to the
President, Mr.. Eugene List, and the
Clerk. Mr.. O. B. Cecil, for the assistance
furnished US in making up our report
from timb to time, and We regret that the
pleasant and intimate relations which
were formed by our association with
them, have been severed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

A MEMORIAL Service will be held in the
North Street NJ. E. Church on this even.
ing January 1st) The speakers will re-
view the history of Methodism in Wheel.
ing, and especially in North Street. DR..
Martin, W. P. Wilson, and U.her speakers
will be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-01

No PAPER To.MoRRow.-In order that
all hands employed on the INTELLIaEN.
GER may unite with the rest OF mankind
in the observance Of this day, no paper
will be issued from this Office tomorrow.