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Shut Up in a Furnace.

Sap Hearley is colored boy about
twenty years of age, employed by Mr..
+. III. Welsh in the Little Building on
Baltimore Street, Cumberland, Md. He
is also engaged to attend to the furnace
connected with the building. The other
morning, about six o'clock, while repair
ing the fire, he concluded to step inside
the furnace and warm his hands at the
fire that was at the end opposite
the door. He had hardly entered the
furnace before violent gust of wind
blowing through the room dashed the
iron door shut with hideous bang, and
fastened the poor boy in what seemed
sure and horrible grave, for the flames
were springing up rapidly. The closing
of the furnace door opened the draught
automatically. The doomed boy raised
a wall of heartrending despair, but no
one heard him. Hopelessly be began
kicking against the iron door. Desper-
alton put tenfold power in his leg. He
kicked long and well; be kicked hard
and true; he kicked as mortal never
kicked before. The door began to trem-
BILE on its hinges; one more Iunge and it
flew open, and the boy sprang out head
foremost.
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Chronology Of the Russo Turkish War.
1875.

1879.
July-The Herzegovinian revolt has
assumed serious proportions.
Augustine great powers appoint a
commission of inquiry into the condi-
ton of European Turkey.
1876.
January-The great powers unite in
the Andrassy note to Turkey demanding
reforms in European Turkey.
February-Turkey gives limited as
sent to the Andrassy note.
May-Outbreak of Moslem fanaticism
at Salonica. Dethronement of Abdul
Aziz.
Outrages upon Christians in Bulgaria.
July-Servia commences hostilities
against Turkey.
September-England demands that
Turkey punish the perpetrators of the
Bulgarian outrages.
Russia gives notice to England That it
considers the Turkish atrocities in
Bulgaria to call for the Intervention of
powers.
October-On the demand of Russia,
Turkey suspends hostilities with the re-
volted provinces to give opportunity for
peace negotiations through conference
Of powers.
Nevember-The Gar says that if the
conference fails he shall act independ
emily in holding Turkey to account.
The conference assemblies in Constan-
tinople.
1877.
January-The conference dissolves,
its propositions being rejected by
Turkey.
March-Russia, Germany, France.
Italy, and England unite in a protocol
OF warning to Turkey.
April-Turkey angrily rejects the
protocol as an unwarranted interference.
April 24-Russia declares war against
Turkey and orders it's army across the
frontier.
May l7-Ardahan captured by assault.
June 2-Kars invested.
July 2-The Russians cross the
Danube.
July 18-First attack on the Shipka
Pass.
July 31---The Russians defeated at
Plevna.
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GLEANINGS FROM THE MUSE.
NOW STRANGE 1T WILL BE.


How strange it will be, love-how strange when we
Shall be what all lovers become7
You rigid and faithess, cold and untrue;
You thoughtess OF me, and careless OF you;
Our net names grown rusty with nothing &c do;
Loves bright web unraveled, and rent and worn
through,
And life's loom left empty-ah, huml
All, mel al
How strange 1t will bel
How strange it will be when the witchery goes,
VIII; oh makes me seem lovely to-day;
When your thought of me loses its colour de rose;
When every day serves some new fault TO disclose,
And wonder you could for moment suppose
When you find I've cold eyes, and an everyday
nose ....
was out of the commonplace way;
How strange it will bel
How strange it viii be, love- how strange when we
With lust a still touch of the hand;
When my pulses no longer delightfully."- beat,
At the thought of your coming, the sound of your
When watch not your coming far down the long
street,
When your dear loving voice, too 50 thrillingly
Grows harsh in reproach command;
All, mel
How strange it will bel .-.
How strange will be when we willingly stay
Divided the weary day through;
Or getting remotely apart, as we may,
Sit chilly and silent, with nothing to say;
Or coolly converse on the news of the day;
In a wearisome old married-folk sort of way
shrink from the picture-don't you?
All, mel
fa How strange it will be!
Dear love, if our hearts do grow torpid and cold,
As so many others have done;
II we let our love perish with hunger and cold
If we dim all LIES diamonds and tarnish its gold
Il we choose to live wretched and die unconsoled,
Twill be strangest Of all things that told
As happening under the SUM .H
All, mel
..t. How strange IL will he
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Observation-Disclosures fight
ing for control of the Balkan passes.
November II, 18-Kars carried by as
sault.
December 9-Surrender of Plevna.
December 31-The Turks evacuate
Sofia.
1873.
January 10-The Russians enter Ad-
rianople.
February 7-Fortifcations of Con-
stantinople abandoned by the Turks.
February 8-13--The passage of the
Dardanelles by the British feet; threat
ened occupation of Constantinople by
the Russians; the British Channel fleet
ordered to Gibraltar; active military
preparations in England.
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FORTY MILLION BUSHELS of choice wheat
were harvested in Minnesota in 1877. She
is now the most prosperous Western State.
The st. Paul Dispatch is valuable to all con-
templating emigration, making State news
specially. Weekly edition, $3.50 year; rs
cents for months. Samples free. Address
Dispatch Co., ST. Paul, MINI.
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MoTHERs Mothers. Mothers Don't fail
to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for all diseases incident to the period of teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health to the child,
gives rest to the mother. 1t is an old and
well-tried remedy.
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If we had voice like thunder we would
use it to advise all people everywhere to get
at once bottle of Johsson's Anodyne Lin
'iment, or at least to find out about it. AS a
preventive of diphtheria, pneumonia, con-
gestion, and all dangerous Throat and Lung
diseases it's value is priceless
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THE CHEAPEST ARD BEST ADVERTISING
to reach readers outside Of the large cities.
Over ONE THOUSAND newspapers, divided
into six different lists. Advertisements re-
ceived for one or more lists. For catalogues
containing names Of papers, and other in
formation and for estimates, address
BEALS & FOSTER, Al Park Row Tim
Building,) New York.
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look Out for Them.

Certain unprincipled parties have been
for years flooding the country with immense
packages of horse and cattle powders which
are utterly worthless. Don't be deceived by
them. Sheridan's Powders are the only
kind now known in this country which are
strictly pure. They are very powerful.
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OF UOoLEY'S YEAST POWDER is the best
evidence of its worth. Whenever you want
light, white, sweet biscuit, delicious pot
pie, elegant cake, or choice pu iding,
Dooley's Baking Powder should be used.
Perfect purity and absolute full " eight are
the watehwords Of the manufactuI ers.
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I'VE WILL PAY the HIGHEsT MARKET PRIog
w for all Produce, etc. etc. will sell them for
you on five per cent. commission. Liberal cash adj
Farmers, shippers and dealers in General NIerchan-
ect When writing us, state whether you wish to
ship on consignment or SELL If you wish to sell,
locest price for same, delivered b. free on board
cars) at Your nearest shipping point also if possible
HUI d. Scotnev, Gen'l Commission and Shipping Mer-
chants, 22I x 3i6 North Water St, PHILADELPHIA Pa
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VEeETINE.
Kidney Complaints.

Diseases of the Kidneys Bladder, etc, always
unpleasant, and at times they become the most dis
tressng and dangerous diseases that affect the
human system. Most diseases of the Kidneys arise
from impurities in the blood, causing humors which
settle on these parts. VEGETINE excels any known
remedy in tho whole world for cleansing and purifying
the blood thereby CAUSING healthy action to all the
organs of the body.
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WHEN WRITINA TO ADvERTIsERS
wv ENenSenay that you saw the advertise
>ae0ttN this paper,
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OUR STORY TELLER.

How strange it will bel
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'oinihS uaOh rear. All, yes. One
gold watch bought for seventy-fye dol
lars. Yes-yes, | see now. The watch
is gone, sir" F
Gonel" echoed the old gentleman, in
establishment. What do you meanp'
Simply that the watch is sold. |
bong int it, you remember, and took
regular bill of sale for it."
Bought it? Took bill of sale
But the watch was to be redeemed"
Certainly within a week. The
week passed, you did not come-and of
course l supposed you would not redeem
it. | had an offer for it this morning,
and let it CO." "
The old gentleman was highly indig-
nant, but he soon found that he had no
means of redress. The sharper had
regular bill of sale of the watch, and
no law could touch him handily.
Very WE'LL" said the wronged man.
as he returned the pocket-book back to
its place, AZ see that / must submit.
You have robbed me of two hundred
and twenty-five dollars, but I shall be
happier in the loss than you will be in
the winning. | do not envy you your
soul-Ah, is not that my watch upon
that little cushionP'
1t was yours. The man to whom |
have sold it has not yet taken it away"
stammered Lamar; and his every look
and tone showed that he lied.
The gentleman gave him one look of
the most inefable contempt, and then
left the Office
"Egadp exclaimed the broker, when
he was alone, that's what I call good
days work! shall make something
handsome on that"
Two days afterward, as Lamar sat
alone in his Office in the afternoon, his
cousin entered
Seems to me you look nightly
pleased about something, Bill,F said
Lamar.
Don't I? All, I've reason for it.
Uncle John has got home"
"Eh % uttered the broker, sprin9inp
from his stool. "Uncle John, did YOU
sayp'
Eyes"
Glow dye known
81 spent the evening with him last
evening"
"But how-how dye find him?'
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-01
DR.. WARMERS IMpsoyEu HEALTH CORSET.


A TESTIMONIAL OF A LEADING PHYSICIAN OF
PORTLAND X REGARD To DIR. WARMERS IN
PROVED HEALTH COksEr-
Nothing is more important for Ladies', single
OF married, in regard 10 health, bodily devel-
opment, preservation and protection, than a
good fitting corset. In the selection OF the frst
corset for a young lady, the physician ought 10
be consulted, and lady, single or married,
should wear none but those recommended by
a thoroughly qualified physician.
A bad hitting ortOo tight laced corset is often
the cause Of early decay, curvature OF the spine,
heart disease, consumption, falling OF the
womb, hardening and total destruction OF the
lacieal glands, cancer OF the breast, misear-
riaee. congestion Of the brain, epilepsy, fits,
and dyspepsia. This, think, shows clearly
and distinctly how important IL is 10 select a
good corset. 4 married lady, with bad corset
during pregnancy, suffers hell torture, and
gives birth 10 a sickly child.
To my knowledge, there is but one corset
which can recommend, and this is the only
one which a mother should select for her
daughters and a lady should wear.
Or. Warner, a physician Of high standing
and reputation, has, after a long and careful
study, invented a corset which combines util-
ity and beauty, and In wearing this one a lady
will avoid all the bad consequences liable 10 be
produced by any other corset
Mrs. NJ. A. Warner, Third street, near Morri-
son, is the general agent for oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho and Montana, and heartily rec
ommend them 10 ladies In need Of an excel
lent corset R.F. PRICE, NJ. D.,
Physician. Surgeon, and Accoucheur,
l29 First street, Portland, Or.
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A cARD ANn PRosPEcrrs.

Having opened "a free Intelligence Office, for
the purpose of aiding and assisting newcomers
10 our state by an possible means al my COM
mand, where are kept files Of all leading news
papers published ia oregon and Washington
Territory, have also determined to establish
a land journal, 10 be called ''The Oregon and
Washington Land Register" the object OF
which is 10 bring Land owners and Real Is
tate agents into closer communication with
the thousands Of immigrants who are arriving
in this city with a view TO the ultimate pur-
chase of lands. 10 viii be printed in regular
newspaper form, eight-page, I2xlS inches, and
will be devoted solely to the purpose for which
% is established The first edition OF 500 cop
les viii be issued about the 10Th OF February.
ISIS, and as onen thereafter as the influx OF
immigration demands.
Descriptions OF farms and other property for
sale viii be condensed 90 occupy ten lines 40
words or less, and will be charged for at the
rate OF one dollar each.
It is more than probable that from twenty
five 10 dfty thousand people will be added 10
our population during the spring and summer
OF ISIS. Nearly all Immigrants who come to
Oregon and Washington Territory land first al
Portland, and VIII receive a copy Of this paper.
as 30 viii be distributed graiuitously. ID viii
ing lands, and other property, for sale 10 their
notice
Descriptions Of property for sale may be
written ont in full, giving character, location.
terms 81 sale, and all advantages OF schools.
churches, roads, etc, which viii be editorially
condensed 20 the required space, and the letter
mum oerea 10 correspond with the description,
and nled IN my office for reference. Nocharre
viii De made Tor sales arranged through This
agency-the only fee required being one dollar
for each description inserted in the Gland
Register" which must be forwarded with 49,
description. II may be sent in silver nv ,,,,,s
tered letter, or by postal order al my risk.
Correspondence on all subjects connected
with the development Of ali portions OF M,
State and Territory respectfully solicited
keep register in my office in which are en-
tered the wants OF all parts OF the Stale an,
Territory for laborers, mechanics, merchants
etc, which IS open 10 the free inspection o
newcomers. Notice OF such wants respectfulI.
solicited. All mstter intended for publication
in the Land Register" must be written on on
side of the paper only, and be I'm prior 10 tn
frst OF February, lS7S All descriptions o
property for sale viii be inserted In the orde
OF their arriyaI-those coming FIRST on the out
side pages.
Believing that this publication will b,
greatly 10 the advantage OF both buyer an,
seller, I respectfully solicit the patronage 0
the public.
Address all communications 10 me al PORT
land, Oregon. D. H. sTEARNs
Portland, Or, December %, Isl.
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DR.. Duparcque's French Secret" for ladies'.
For sale by Miss c. Blackwell, sole agent
Morrison street. between second and Third.
Portland, Oregon.
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Those persons wishing 70 be relieved OF
chronic diseases in any form will never regret
consulting with DR. JAMES KICK.
Address, with two stamps, al Portland, Ore
gon. I'D
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MRS F. NJ. MURRAY, Physician and Sur.
seon for Women. Ofnee-Monnastes' building
40. l2s First street, between Morrison and
,,..lL aainnllL Consultation FREE. MRS. DIR.
n a. l'tsAf Is graduate of the woman,s Medi.
e-l college OF Pennsylvania, and holds a Ger.
.l-is..'e oi the Board OF Examiners OF the Med.
ical Society of the State of California.
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NO CURE, NO PAYI

nR JANIS KICK, LATE OF AURORA.
IL H., takes pleasure In making the follow
ing Announcement to the Afflicted
He will give FREE TRIAL OF a SURE
CURE for CATARRH. No cure, no pay. Com
suliatiOn on an chronic and private diseases
FREE and strictly confidential. Don't fail 10
see the Doctor. Remember that procrsstina-
ton Is the thief Of time, money, and health.
lhe Doctor Is visiting all the principal towns
and cities on the coast. Due notice will be
gwen OF his arrival In each particular place.
he will also give free lectures upon the cure OF
diseases and other topics during his stay
among you. Medicine sent 10 an parts OF the
S,luttry' ana az proper questions answered
lnrough the mails. Below are the authorized
statements OF a few cases recently treated FOR
Catarrh.
PoRTLAND. Or, Jan. %, 1878.
ll- JAMES kECK-Dear Sir:-I hardly know
nov 70 express my gratitude for the relief af-
lorued me by three bottles OF the ssSllre C'urs
lor Catarrh-" had suffered with the disease
ioI fourteen years, and your medicine has
ii'''iis euieu me WI. GILKY.
MILWAUKEE Or. Jan. Is. ISIS.
DR. JAMES kECK-Dear Sir:-TaIn now betfer
nan i n eyer expected 10 be. have Aad Catarrh
an my NE and suffered beyond descripfion 7
m siNty-fiye years old. Have used n ve boffies
OF me sure Cure" and feel that am nearly
cured. ] would recommend an ~ Nv fhfs
sure Cure" May God bless Won Do.fi,,- -, ~
'''i s"ou WORK CAIHAhINE MILLER
MrLwAUKIK, Or, Jan. 2. lszs-
I o., 1si-NR llIt kEck;-l am glad you came 70
t5s t5lssoa. ~, lor lthougntI must die with consumn
- 49, tiI you began 10 treat me for Cstar-b
be3.na, bs,.,n nave had all my life and which I in
] . uSia.eI y, rom my mother. There was a b@I.
health. EVEN , Ine eartilages OF my nose; my
with pains In my head and eens-sr itfil ~
noilceg a Iaaleal chaPge after using fhe -
] gotle- Inc pains ceased in nv head - -
ore4th sfeM sWeeler than for years, and bas
I no bad taste IN my mouth on riSlns - i,sl ,t
morning. / have used three bottles - ,he ,h
I s'Sure Cure.m Never could have believed ., t-te
change possible ! a1vise all affiicted ,,i,,,
Caiarrh TO attend 10 10 al once. The s.snre
Cure' is rightly named. All may rely upon
D its merits. Yours for success
ROSE HUBLER-
/ Those persons wishing 70 be relieved o
chronic diseases in any form will never regre
consulting with DR. IA MES kECk.
I Address with two stamps. al Portland Ore
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Commission Merchant and Purchasing Agent,
is prepared to make purchases in New York
and other Cities on order, Of all goods, jewelry,
groceries, etc, on commission Of 5 per cent for
= Of /. and 10 per cent. for Others outside Of
the Order. West India preserves and Mexican
eonserves. Address p. o. Station "D," New
York CITY
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CON NSTITU TION
National Woman Suffrage Association.

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is be to
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be Preside Vfclpre uneah
achSa a TerrtOr
member ersofth Nations IACcfi
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Graduate Of the Homeopathic School, and
member Of the state Medical Society OF Cali
fornia, makes specially OF the diseases OF
women and children. O1iice hours from "A. N.
TO P. N. Onice-Corner Of Second and Morri-
son streets, Portland. III
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MRS. D. A. DIVES. VI. Id.

Office and residence, east side First street, be-
tween Yamhill and Taylor Special attention
given 10 women and children's complaints.
Also, gives MEDIcATED VAPoR BATHS, COM
bined with Electricity, in treating rheumatism
and chronic diseases. $50
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~ The National Gold Medal was awarded
10 Bradley a Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United STATES, and the Vienna Medal
FOR the best in the world. 42s Montgomery
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n. G. REX. NJ. ID.

once and Residence-Corner Morrison and
Second streets.
ONCE HOurs-Prom P. N. to p. NJ, except
Wednesdays and Saturdays A n. 10 u n
6-lS