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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-21
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YOUNG MEN

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A N INSTITUTION OF BUSINESS TRAIN
n ing, designed, in combination of TheOret-
zeal and Practical Methods of Instruction, to
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of Business Theory and actual Business ROu-
tine which requires years of experience 10 9TH
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FINE FRUIT TREES.

T HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK AT MY
Nursery near Walla WaIa this season OF
all the Finest Fruits known on this Coast,
and am constantly making additions to my
varieties. Twill receive several new varie-
ties this winter. have concluded to try
the cash plan this season with my low
prices. PHILIP RITZ.
Walla WaIla, w. T.
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OFFICE OF PUBIICATIoN-Southw cor
ner of Front and Washington Streets, (up-
stairs, Portland, Oregon.
EDITORIAL RooEls-on " b Street, between
Third and Fourth.
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.

THE BEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD
II does more work, more kinds of work
better work, and does il easier than any other
Machine. .,s !
III there is a "Florence" withil thousand
miles OF Portland not giving entire satlsIae-
ton, if ] am informed of II / VIII aJtehu 10 u
without expense of any kind TO its owner.
We have the new style Of Florence" Ma
chine, that feeds the work away from the ope-
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NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,

First street, between Morrison and Alder
........AND D..-.....
Alder street, between Front and First,
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otth
t.obpCl
Genera
Alder and Morrison with Badgers Music Store
Sold on the stament Pan $40 Down. and $40 Month till paid
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/ Worth, the man milliner Of Paris. Is
a native of Lincolnshire, England His
father was lawyer but became re.
duced, and his children had to shift for
themselves. Charles Frederick went to
Paris and learned to make dresses. lie
married one Of the young women of the
c adjustment, and together they have
gradually developed the most celebra
ted toilet mandatory in the world
They now employ 1000 work people
Burlington Hawkcyc We acknowl.
edge the receipt cf the Collcac Olio
publ he'd at Marietta College. Ohio. Ii
l'a Lively gossip college paper. and we
uk.it. And doubtless the Psi Cumma
and Alpha Kappa societies know A
great deal more about il than we do /
bur il they were to stand up and argue
and bring proof and show cause from
now ull the back couatie, are heard
from they couldn't bull dollc,us into he.
lieyng that "Elitomr is the wa, to
spell editorial, even if it is in big fancy
type. Shuh! Don't talk to us, on wen |
file a protest at YOU
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UTlIEIEIlF rs plI1IfNEEAl
. .:''s' |: FREE sassaHss !


Pick UP almost any newspaper published
north OF the Red river and you win see tho
word "FNEE' in big black letters Read be-
low II ana you WIN NM request ior the
tiers OF the North aud East to be sent 10
"TExAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
Missouri, who will mail them without cost y
.FHEE GUIDE TO TEXAS" the land OF
sunbeams, beautiful pralries and lovely val
leys. This book we Fave seen. IL 10 tccOm-
panied with beautiful colored maps, tllustra-
lions, rates OF fare and freight, full OF infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands
crops schools, churches, etc. Who pays 70
&c? TIE MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXA
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands
all parts of the United States aud Europe
This goes TO show what they are doing for
Texas. They have lately reduced their raj ~
of fare tor emlgrants almost one-half Their
trains are crowded and special trains are
frequently run 70 accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands OF dollars In
Texas. They have twelve regular travelling
men employed distributing free Information
concerning Texns throughout the United
states. They ask our aid in their efforts.
Pntronile the MISSOURI, KANSAS
DENisoN and through the beautiful Indian
Territory. They will land you directly In
the Great Union Depot IN 81. Louis. They
don't compel You 70 ride three or TOUR miles
through tile back streets and alleys OF ~.
Louis In toppllng omnibus. They run their
COACHES and Hlpepers through TO 81. Louis
and enter the Unlon Depot. Is there any
other limo from Texas that does? "No.n
They also run coaches ana Klueping cars from
Texas 20 Hannibal and Qulscy. Have you
nav friends East looking towards Texasf III
20. snnd thelraddrese 70 the Undersigned and
he VIII with pleasure forward thcm land you
nlaO) q beautiful pamphlet and other inlor-
csting matter well worth the nero request.
Address, tAH. ID. BROWN,
Gent Passg'r Az. M X; Al, NJ.
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SrcAEsH RANDALL's address upon tax
ing his seat has the right ring about it
These are his words
Gentlemen of the House OF Representa-.
uye.:
CaIcdto this position because Of the
death Of the late Speaker, Mr. Kerr, Of
Indiana, ! only express the universal
sentiment in saying he was a good and
great man, whose public and private
lie WAS characterized by purity, patriot
ism and msweving integrity No
body cam more completely appreciate
than do the high honor Of presiding
over the dcliberatiol of the represen-
tatiycs OF the American people, and for
this mark OF your esteem and conf
den,k return my profound and heart
felt acknowledgement. In the discharge
Of the important duties coniided to me,
| shall endeavor to be absolutely fair
and impartial While enforcing the
rules and unfolding the constitutional
werogaJiycs of the body, | shall at the
same time protect each and every men,
berlin the rights and privileges to which |
be may be justly entitled In the ex-
ercisc OF the parliamentary powers of
the chair, it will be my duty and my
pleasure to give true expression in the
appointment Of committees to the opin-
ions and wishes of the House upon every
qQeston presented believing myself, as
MlealIy am, no more than the voice Of
AR House itself We stand in the
'reseuce of events which strain and
esi in the las, degree, our form Of
Our liberties, consecmted
'35p many sacrifices in the past, and
|feservcd amid the rcjoicngs Of an eX-
llAn people TO our Centennial ami
ctsily as one among the nations Of the
nth, must be maintained at every ha2-
I'd. Applause. The people look
ophdcntIy to your moderation, to your
atient calm, firm judgment and wis
ON, at this time iraught with so many
'mls, Let us not, beseech you, dis
point their just expectation and their
',n sense Of right, but 10y vigilance
event even the slightest departure
Jm the constitution and laws, for
ting in the moment Of difficulty that
3 are the adherents Of a party, and
ly remembering that we are Ameri-
n citizens, with country to save
lich will be lost if unauthorized and
constitutional acts on the part Of eX-
ltye officers be not frowned down 1T
&c with relentless and unsparing con
mnatiOn.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

n Young Ernest Longlellow has been
Nsudying art in Paris during the past
Nsummer with NJ. Couture.
n Harrisburg Patriot; Mr. Tilden will
maugurated President peaccably ii
$no fraud be attempted forcibly if the
&peope are compelled to put down bal
&lotbox suffers and return iorgers by
Il the strong hand.
n S.onewall JGckson's daughter Julia is
b now pretty girl OF sixteen, with large
Hey, good head, and an expression
8lull of sweetness and character. She is
d said to be exceedingly gentle, modest,
land thoughtful. She is living with her
y mother in Charlotte, n &.
n y. 0. Republican; 1t is pitiful sight
Ito see a heavy Ulster overcoat try to 90
q home with a weak young man in arain
B storm. The coat absorbs about n ariel
y Of water. and must touch ON the side.
&walk when the young man is breathing
Il between heats from one crossing to am
4 other
a Burlington llawkeye, 1t Is easy
u enough to say Laugh and grow fat, ~
but the fat won't come unless you give
the man something more than an empty
plate to laugh at. Plenty toeat doesnt
Interfere with unrestrained laughter.
That's what Shakespeare means when
bhc says "A man may smile and smile,
and be film.
Herald p. |. man: There is a sweet
clerk in an uptown store, who all day
. lorg SAYS: All, NEE ladee, all, in true
Philadelphia style, and in the evening,
u lie he is playing shufleboard in u
lager beer saloon, he says: If these
deyilish scoundrels in Florida count
tIlden out wouldn't give five cents
for q iourbaded knife it this country
The Empress of Germany and the
Princess Bismarck are two plain, home
A ~ bodies The first is not unlrequently
seen driving out in calico dress, and
the second, fresh and comely, though
past 81, superintends her farm work,
goes about the house with u gr at
bunch Of keys at her eirdle, in the good
Old style, and her bedrooms are filed
with knitted quilts and such articles,
evidences of her own skill and industry.
"sIimsy' is word for which we are
everastingly indebted to the Inter-
Ocean. 1t isa good word. the Inter
Ocean doesn't explain it, but It evident
H " means something of a stalgic nature,
with certain degree of selI-poise and
slague prodeitiveness about it --traph'
r. You're only indebted to the Inter
ocean because they stole it without
credit Go to your Shark book and
learn it in the original BoQjum.
Political Campaign--A struggle be-
lWeen two parties to see which can out
lie the other
President-An individual put at the
mead of the government for the pun
pose of bestowing offices on those who
placed him there.
Monetary Article-A onc'column
pad newspaper puff.
Enterprising Mamie who rides in
ms own carriage while the creditor
with whom he settled for twenty cents
on the dollar, goes on foot.
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WHAT'S OuGaNS nnLIaMr 2

II & plant that grows In the south ana Is
he only actual bio ii purifier over discoy.
cred, by which all diseases that center In the
blood can be eradlcated ut once aud forever,
10 eNpelS for lie al scIofulouS, Syphilitic.
CutaneOus and Rheumatic alieetO \ and h
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY Tor this class OF
disease. AlOn II is searching, but wheT
combined with Honduras Sarsa arilla, Yell
low DOCK ana OthCr roots ana herb 10 bee
comes "a blood puridrr unsurpaSsablp and
uneunllled. ameh h The cnmulnnLlun Of
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LOSS AND t5AIN.

when soul that shines both strong and
sweet
From lurlrss eyes, and axes tho world
CuWp lo,
va,is4o,. like lOam unon the shore,
Istnrelrlu more desert than before?
Nay,that soul on death its beauty laws
CaSl, 20 splcuuur down the dnrkened ways;
Nav! Iur>ly burns bluer, ana the night
Soar, lo follow 1t Il starry height!
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Causes the Body 20 Gain In Solid Flesh

Its value can not be too strongly impressed
upon the attention Of those who have been
exposed 10 Il faint Of improper character
The afflicted are assured that this is not one
OF the worthless nOStrumS of the day, but is
prepared upon scientific principles, by n
physic an OF thirty years experience. sold
everywhere.
Principal Office, Is Murruy ST. New York.
SUBSEQUENTLY
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W. n. LHTk. J'P' HUME C.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
EoT2 s. AALLD.

Improved and unimproved properly m
avery quarter OF the city; also, lnrins ana
Trnt,n,, lands In Dallas and other counties
For rert-Dwellings and business houses IN
tho oiiy of Dallas. Special attention paid 20
ahstracting and perleetlng titles ma estan,
iishlng land claims; also, othe cuu"ethg vi
reii's' W. r. LYrE e co.,
~, I,.,ota Apputs. No, lUe DRmar street.
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Thurmond, willard & Fletcher MY a.
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs oc'ouih
I'M. Hayes, Attorney al Law, "a S 33ln'
,,,s,ca street south of 'Uourthouso), Dallas.
a,aiuns aprlu
W. q. Oldham, oflco in Mltchies building
oppnsite the LuGrand hotel, Main street
J0nlidf
tobn N. Stemmous, Attorney ~ Law, NO
e,5 North side Public square, upstairs
nrI.n.itf
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

NOR the Speedy Cure OF Seminal Weak
4 ness Lost Manhood, and nil disorders,
brought on by indiscretlods or excess, Any
druggist has the ingredients.
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nn,.Iclnnr nnh snrweons.

Ino. n, Morton, N. D., Physician and sur
con, office over First Shtlohnl ha ..ro n ~
oaiiss ITex,tS Callsto the country promptly
item ed. -
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AND IT'S GaNNErrl0Ns FuRN TAN
CON NAnprIONm.

AZ rENABkANA, with an trains on II
Louis \ Iron Mountain Il. Il. Tor ali points
North, East and Southeast,
~ 10 NGNlEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with traips on the International
70 H. Ton tyler, Palestine, houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio.
AZ pALLAA, with trains North and South
on Houston nnd Texas Central Il. x. fof
sherman, Paris. BOnham, Mckinney, Cor
lcanA, Bremund, WNco, Houston and Aus
tin,
Az sHRENEPoNr, with n regular limo OF
dtAi-ciaSS yisUBlCrS Tor New Orleans.
This line, being fuliy equipped with oil
modern Improvements, such as Wrestling.
house Air lirates aud AillcrTuss Platforms
ana Coupler IL unsurpassed Tor
speed, SAFETY aud Comiort.
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Leave Dallas ~ p. ~. daily (SundnyH OK
oopedl vunntng through 60 NJ. Louis with.
out change,
sections and herths IN through sleeping
cars can be secured 1T any time during The
dey on application at Ticket office, corner OF
Lamar ANA Pacific Avenue
PNssengofs ARE requested % obtain reliable
Information OF the superior advantages oi
TINS trcht through s.ine before SOLICITING
thCit route, thus enabling the, TO purchase
tickets BY lhoroushlarc preferred over all
others.
Any Information IN regard TO lnias OF
Freight or Passage viii he choeTmlly mrn.
ished, and claims for oyerohafge, loss or
damage etc" Will meet prompt attention u
addressed 90
II. ", THOMPSON, FF.,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Marshall, Texas.
..dEo. NOBLE General superintendent
Mhrehall, rexaa
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Dr. N. n. Kennedy, surgeon ana physl,
o,au nnuas. Texas. once corner y I'M hnd
Lamar streets, over Kahn brvs, OioIni,n,s
ltore pesidence 1903 Young street. noviiu
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Groceries 0nd DcIIvcry Wagons q
Speciality.
ExrRxonDlNsnY DRAWING
OF TIE
I.E ~ " n N "a LIS tic Il y
Only 1900 Tlcketsl 2.al8 prizesl
s,,s5O 600 to be D,s,riDu,en as Follows,

',NlO PflHct. AMI 10 De distributed 9l,BJOVuO
This drawing taxes place December 10, 1875
Price of tickets IN United States currency
u',olea. 90. halves, $50; quarters, s25 tenths
tir; tweuilcLhs, s..
Reneniher that the number OF tickets il
V.ry limited In this drawing, and that a
great many remain without tickets for watt
Ing ~ the last days, Keep also In mind
ihatthe lottery II conductei by the Spanish
Government.
Beware OF counterfeit tickets, and send
your orders to MANUEL ORRANT.A.
noy2e-2w 1856 Common b., Now Orleans.
, 1876-09-22
8ep 0IferMn9sffano 1T SSranfretG.

Ser DGconomite Sranceis" uerDffentlidJt
piebsr elnnal cine Stuoie bes Serrn Qeonce
be 2apergue iiber ben 8eu0iferungstanb IN
Sranfreit. Derielbe bate j~eoerseit nur
ianglam Sugenommen; bon 1851 bis 1856
mo-: er 9anS in's Stoden seratben, bann
bate li6 bis 1870 bas Serbdltnib smiffen
@eburten unb Sooesfalen miebsr 9iiniiger
g%eitaltet. unmtttelbar mad benz &riege ergab
ii4 abgsieben bon Dem Serluite bon 81.
laB 2otbringen cine 4bnabme BON $50, 900
Seelsn; oas Sabr 1872 mics cine unperbofte
Sunahme BON 172, 1886 @sburten auf, aber
Oieies SerbdltuiB bemahrte iid III Der ScIgs
nidt. Shon i'm Sabye 1873 betrug Der
neberIhuB Der @eburten iiber bic Sobesfdle
(946,364 9egen 844 58S) nur nod 10l, 776.
Wdbreno bieies Sabrganss iiberfies in 25
departments bic i3abl Der @eburten bisie.
nige Der SooesfGue, unb ionberbarermsile
itebt inter ben @eSenben. Die flh oermasen
ans3ei6ne:en, Die retd)e uno frnhtbare ytor.
manoie (GalpaboS nit 2071, Seine.Snfe.
rtsure nit 1928 bic @eburten iiberitei9enben
2ooesfdaen) ooran, i%noeiisn bic arnlen Yp.
rendensO D Departments nno bic Sreta9ne 5ih
burb bas @e9entbsil berpoItbun. Serr b.
2apergne eriagt aue cine 9enane llnteriudung
Der uriadsn oieier fir bas aauo 10 uadtbei>
ltsen @ntu6lteruns, Der er Die 3uuabme Der
SsoDlfe.un9 Deutidlanos unb @nalanos uu,
eurd lantttlid ie 100000 Seelen labrlid &C.
aeuiiberlteut.