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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

"WoULD you mind standing here till
go In and get cigar" he asked. "Of
course not" she replied: "but don't
you think, Henry, that smoking Is ex-
pensive, and that 1t will be easier prac-
Using economy after marriage If IL is
practised during courtship?" "YOu're
right" he said; II shan't smoke any
more, sweet" and she looked unutter-
able love ut him as they resumed their
stroll. Just then they came to an Ice
cream saloon, and he said: ''There,
now, l meant TO treat you TO Ice cream /;
but, as you say, it is best TO practice
economy during courtshlp. Ten cents
for a cigar, thirty cents for two Ice
creams-forty cents saved in a single
night. Let's go over to the fountain
and take drink of water" They
went; but she was mad enough to bite
her own head off.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

No, don't take it and run the risk Of mer.
curd poisons but whom bilious and constl.
pated get box Of the celebrated Kidney.
Wort, and it will speedily cure YOU 1t is ma
ture's great remedy for c nstipation, and fol
all kidney and liver diseases.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

A PRISONER in the Delaware State
Prison was injured by falling wall,
and has brought suit against the State
for damages. The curiOsities of law
are never to be exhausted.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

VEGETINE.-The great success OF the
VegeLine as cleanser and purifier oil
the blood is shown beyond doubt by
the great numbers who have taken II
and received immediate relief, with
such remarkable cures.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

ONE trial of DoHbins' Electric Soap,
(made by Cragin IL Co., Philadelphia,
Pa. ) will satisfy the most doubling,
of its great merit. Pure and white as
snow. Try it. Make your grocer get
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

THERE are five men TO one woman III
Leadville, Col. At Silver Cliff the
ratio is seven to one; aT Pitkin, seven
teen to one. The older cities in Col
orado, such as Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Georgetown, Boulder,
Central, and Golden, show a tair pro-
portion of women.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

A SENTRY placed before a powder
magazine sees his Colonel approach
smoking an imported Havana cigar.
He presents arms and says firmly but
respectfully. "Pardon me, Colonel but
smoking is not allowed here" The
Colonel, with a superb gesture, filings
aways the cigar and gives the faithful
sentinel louis dor. AS soon as he has
got round the corner, the faithful sen-
tinel, with proud tears on his rugged
countenance, picks up the cigar and
finishes it with every manifestation of
delight.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

WHITE CAKE.-One cup butter, two
cups sugar, three cups -four, whites of
five eggs, one teaspoonful soda, two tea
spoons cream tartar, one cup milk.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28
A world of Good.

One of the most popular medicines
now before the American public, is HoE
Bitters. You see it everywhere. PeO.
pie take il with good effect. 1t builds
them up. It is not As pleasant to the
taste as some other Bitters as it is not 8
whiskey drink. 1t is more like the old
fashioned bone set tea that has done a
world of good. If you don't feel just
right try Hop Bitters.-NHnda NetcS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28
RuulDuggeu AAAln.

saw so much said about the merits
of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was
always doctoring, and never well, teased
nae so urgently TO get her some, con-
cluded to be humbugged again; and |
am glad l did, for in less than two
months use OF. the Bitters my wife was
cured and she has remained so for
eighteen months since. like such hum
bugging.-H. r., ST. Paul.-Pioneer
Press.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28
Vegetine.
More to NE than Gold.

WALFOLk, MbsS.I haTCh 7, I8oO.
ME-. Fl. r. STEVENS:
wish to inform you what vegetine has don
for me. i have been troubled with Erysipelas
Humor for more than 30 years In my limbs and
other parts OF my body and have been great
sufferer. / commenced taking Vegeune one
year ago last August and can truly say IL has
done more for me than any other medicine. ]
seem to be perfectly free from this humor and
can recommend it TO every one. Would not be
without this medicine-'tis more TO me than
gold-and feel 1t viii prove blessing TO others
as IL has tO me.
Yours, most respectfully,
MRS. DAVID CLARK,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

10 has done moro good than ALI medI-
cal Groatmeng.
NEWMARKET, ont, Feb. ., 1889.
Mr.. Fl. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Sir-I have sold during the past year a con-
siderable quantity OF your Vegetne, and b.
Ileve, in all cases it has given Satisfaction. In
one case, delicate young lady OF about II
years was much benefited by its use. Her pa
renJs informed me that It had done her more
good than all the medical treatment 10 which
she had previously been subjected.
Yours, respectfully,
J. BENTLEY, n. D.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28
Railways Regulating Pills.
a VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR cALoMEI

A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CAL0MEL-
Perfectly tasteleSs, elegantly coated with
sweet gum. purge. regulate, purity cleanse and
Hrongthcn
RADwAYB Pills, for the cure OF all Disorder
OF the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Blad.
der. Nervous Diseases Headache, Constipation,
CoStiveneSa& Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness. Fever, Infapmation OF the Bowels, Piles
and all derangenents OF the Internal -TlScera
Warranted TO effect q perfect cUrAS Purely
vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals OF
deletertous drugA
GVOoserve the following symptoms resulting
from Diseases OF the Digestive Organs Constf.
patton, Inward Piles, Fullness OF the Blood In
Head, AGidlty OF the Stomach, Nausea. Heart
burn, Disgust OF Food, FullneSs or WEIGHT In
the stomach, Sour Eructatlons, Sinking or FIut-
terlng nc the Heart, Choking or Suffering Sem
HAtlons when IN lying posture, DimneSs OF
Vision, Dots or Webs Before the Sight Fever q
Dull pain In the Head, Deficiency Of Perspira-
ton, Tellowness or the Skin and Eyes. Pain In
the Side. Chest, Limbs, and Sudden Flushes OF
Heat, Burning In the Flesh.
A few doses OF RADwAYSS Pills win free the
TyStem from oil the above-named disorders
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

Cheerfully RscOmmends 10 10 Any
ono Suffering from Drighs,s DE-
ease.
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. Junel5. 70.
H. H. WARNER & Co.: Two years
ago last spring Was attacked with
swelling Of my ankles aud feet. Ny
ply stefan pronounced my case ,lbumi-
nuria. At the expiration VI three
months. after an examination by three
prominent physicianx my case sss de-
cided ~ bs Bright's Disease Of the Kid
neys My blood turned to water. and
my physician said that I could not live
nine months | was recommended BY
physician TO try your great remedy
GSafe Kidney and Liver Curel This
was in January, 1879. I went to Flor
ida. taking six bottles With me, and
during mJ stay there ! sent Tor six
bottles more. While there my chief
occupation consisted in regularly TAX.
ing your medicine. On my return, in
the latter part of April. my family and
friends we're overjoyed 1t The change
for the bettsr in nsy health. When I
left home they did not expect / would
come home alive. / gsined twenty
pounds in Assh. I took no medicine
while in Florida except the medieans
named. l an now attending 70 my
susiness regularly, and taking no ned.
icine hut ~ occesinSal doss ot yoars.
| cheerfuify recommend u to Any enc
suffsrirg from Bright's Disesss.
J. e. u. New York, q Old Slip.
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The l-tt-r following 10 from Q little
Indian girl in the Catholic school 1t
Tulalip. and 10 written in Q hand of
plain aud almost faultless beauty.
equalled by few and surpassed by none.
How many white girls in Seattle schools
are there Who can de an we'll 40 this
little mid of the forest?
TuLALIP, April IL, 1850.
REVEREND AND KIND FATHER:
think that you will be glad tn receive
letter from me, for, to my great con.
fosion. 1 must ackno~ledge that have
been rather lazy, this being the first
time l write. Father Boulet LEFT this
place last Monday to 20 to his mission;
therefore We will have no Mass this
Sunday. which will seem . very long
d<y Dear Father, We were very glad
whep you came to see rs some mseths
agos but il was . joy that too soon
passed avsy.
There are a great many girls 1t
school. thir,y-two bosrders and I've day
scholars We are preparing for cur ex.
animation. which will take piece toward
the last part OF June. II We could have
you present on this occasion, bow
glad we would To-.
Mr. O'Keane is having our place i'm.
proved. They are making our play
yard larger. aud VIC are going tn have
picket fence srouad 1t. when our
yard is finished. NE will commences our
little gardens. aud We will cultivate
some flowers for our dear Mothes' q
shrine ut our pilgrimage place. where
We always pray for you. Father. you
were the frat one t. inspire Us that de-.
votion. and it 10 in grateful rsmsm-
brsnce Of you that ws keep it.
Accept the good wishes Of your CRATE
ful child.
CELINA ST.. LOUIS.
Child of Mary.
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A CARD.

Will the person who wrote an snooy.
nous letter to gentleman Of this city,
containing slanderoas reports concern
ing me. be % kind ~ to meet me at the
house Of the gentleman to whom the
letter was sent 90 Wednesday morning.
June 81. 1T 8 o'clock? as l should be
plsased To see the author If snsh false.
hoods. II the author does not appear
% asked. l would advise him to stop
such correspondence with regard to me
or the persons mentioned in his letter.
As parties are on the watch for bin, and
il he - dstscted ct this villAinous work
he will be compelled to retract his words
aud apologize before oil concerned.
Lou e. BEACH.
SEATTLE. June l, 1880.
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SOCIAL CHIT.CHAr.

Miss Lii Bell. Of Tscoms. i. a. Mr..
Pumphrc.', IN thi. city.
Mrs Capt Parker. OF Olympia. has
be-" spending few days with husband
anc- friends Is, this city.
Quite a number Of ladies' will be
spnng the is.sangers going to Own.
pia on the Zrphyr today-io see Pins.
fire
Miss Anna Bean, th. accomplished
school teacher. will sp+nd vacation With
her people on McNeii Island. in Pierce
county
The fsmi' y Il Mr. Sohns will not
c"me to t.- SenBd for some months
YET They vii be valuable acquisi-
tion TO Seattle society.
Mrs Trenc.ard. Of Astoria, who has
been for no:sh past with Mrs Wsd-
leigh. her sister Will save for home
al'nnt the Gle OF next week.
Another Il. use Is to b, built in Seat.
ties eastern suburb Coppin viIle--.he
construction o. which will bagin today.
II will he . story aul Q half high cot,
tage. j W Tia mas will be the builder
and Chas Cirpin its owner
Col w + pro-ser aud wife have re-
turned from fr bridal tour OF eight
Thousand mils'---tn all leading points
at interest IN The East The Colonel
has basin.s, i, Olympis that will de-
tain him theirs several weeks. after
w"ieh he win 7 sumo his residence in
our city.
lao rule AN bg census takers for
Citing at thu frect ages of lsdis. i.
10 adj live years 10 those reporting
themselves bet een 10 and 20. ten
year. to thpse reporting themselves he
tween 20 and Is. aud not less than
twenty years i"ihose reporting them
selves at %. No woman 10 exr ected to
report herself more than IS years old.
The DAkota's passenger list is %:
more than usual interest this trip.
Among those Ola DO .r,i are Mira Stacy.
who is returning from = visit to Cali-
fornis and New York. covering very
nearlys year OF time; MISS Mamie
Terry and her brother. Ed and Charlie,
all thyee from boarding school; Mrs
Jennings and Mrs Brooks. returning
from an extended visit to friends in the
Golden State, aud Miss My Hansbrow,
Of Sacramento. coming up to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs DR. Grasse.
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PoRr BLAKELY. w. T., June

PoRr BLAKELY. w. T., June !.
Ed. IHTELLiors cER: The nsteoro
logical record OF May. 1880. is as fol-
lows:
Highest Temperature. at neon on the
26tb. -; lowest. on the morning ot the
18th. SO, accompanied with very slight
frost. Average temperature for the
month. 52X d-gress. being 8 degrees
less than the average Of May. 1879, and
degrees less taa. May. 1878.
More or less rsin fell on . days, IA
days IN all were cloudy. and u bright
end beautiful.
sRsinfali for the menth. SEQ inches.
No storms Of ally kind.
Il. NJ. HosKINsoN
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PokrLAxD Sxvrxes BAxx.-rhis in.
stitution is nov fairly organized; having
its rooma. safes. books and officers. Til.
la.tsT aw sDiseotars-Sol HHseh. D G
Skidinofc. NJ s BnrrclI. John Brssee. ]
N Dolph. George Wiedler. Frank De-
kun. w v Spencer and D p Thomp-
son. ExscutiyeQ sHnittea N Dolph.
Frank Deknm and N s Bursll' Officers
ID p Thompson. President; J w Bra
xes. vios fc4beslf; wYSpeposr. Sec
rctsry snI Cashier; Cyrus A Dolph,
AiAeei()lse q - ksekl will bc'se~dy %
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HEAVY LAND t'UhCHAs6 AcCoru~
ing I. the Standard some recent heavy
traDsfers Of Portland real ,s.ats are
due to tbs purchases VI Henry Willard
and associates. AMI are thus described
aud alluded To In that mper: ''Mr
Willard hiss purchased of the stockhold-
ers all the property OF the South Port.
land Real Estate Association. em attracting
about 40 acres. aud all that part vi
the river front from the water works
tofhe northern boundary Of Terwilgsr
claim. In addition to the above the
Long tract Of land and the property
known ~ the Riverside tract ON the
eat eide Of the river has also been pur
chased bylr Willard tor the railroad
company. The object Of these exten.
size purchases il the preliminary sep
toa series Of improvements to be in
auRarAted by thu railroad company in
the concsntrstion II its several lines To
Z general terminus. A bridge il 20 be
constructed across the Willamette river
&C the point n~n,ioued and the ain
depot, warehouses. machine shops, etc !.
Of the COMPANY erected ON tue grounds
purchased. An We understand IL. il Is
the intention Of the company to com.
msnce immcdiAtely the work of filling
up the land along the river front and
between The macadamised soad and tho
river 90 above high wstef mark. The
portion Vt land. consisting OF aboat
lie acres. will afford an abundance Of
room Sos oil purposes. with deep
watsr. chsnnel s0ticient TO host the
lasesst ship Aleag sths entire front.
which will be nsariy mile in length.
In addition 10 the shove purchases
made. the company has also secured .
large portion OF the property Of the
PorslxnA Homestead Association. south
Of aud s.ijoininy the Soath Portland
Real Estate Association. The exact
amount paid for the property purchased
IL nos dstini,sly Known TO any one sass
the principals 70 the transactions, bat
il Il sAid. on good authority. 10 approx
imase e26O, OOO. Ths stock of the south
Portland Real Eststs Association xas
held BY Mayor d r Thompson and
Hon n Delphi, ~ho are said to have
realized handsome sum By ths trans
Ter. The sailrnaA lines TO b concen.
tratsd Il the general tsrminus will b.
the Oregon and California line. the
Western Oregon rosd and the overland
roed from tia DAllss on its completion
10 this city la shs work Of filling in
the land TO sbovs high water mark. a
large forue Of la,orsTs will Be- required
liz order 30 have il complet~d IN time.
Il les not been sscsrtained when the
initiatory steps Gill be taken for bridg-
ing the river. but those presumed TO
know. contsssplate IN early commsace-
ment Of the work. Mr. Willard left on
The outgoing steamship state Of Cali.
forris. Aad is wAs extensively rumorsd
onths arrests that be vas negotiating
fae tls purchase Of thss mssnidcsnt
weasel on the termination Of its mail
contract. TO run IN connection With the
stsapaGs a. tho 0ssgua Railway &
Navis alton Company.
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LOCAL pAtsAcRAPHs.
Boy. reed Mr. McLsss's Id.
Any one wishing to huy lars. Sow
can find one BY reading the I'D. ct the
SOFT Co, elsewhere. headed . Sew
for isle" =.
PM Cnis Il repxted by the tel..
graph 70 have been sppoiptsd po<inms-
ter IT Laconncr. ~ whncon County.
vice DR.. WIN. Boyd.
The ISTELLiGgScER's C.nundrum-
Who rili be nominated by the Repub.
licans At Chicago? Answer in Friday
morning. paper.
The familiar whistle of the Annie
Stewart. f"r the first time in six m..n,i,..
fell upon oar 1erss Iii svr,,in, s,i.r il
on the route Ia place of the North Pa
ciic.
About 500 men are at work ON the
railway at Yale. b G. Buildings s.e
spriDging up In every direction and the
bustls and activity remind the visitor
of the early gold mining days
The bovs.:tske their vince harrow
loads Of iron thfeugh THE Streets a.
completely and carefully covered a.
the thirty dsy-ol,t baby j. .taken out
for Its First. string by the snxioas
mother.
Twenty Eve miners trip and Eve
trips y week express about the rush
from Seattle b. Skagit these times.
From one 1Sundresisto onsalyspdssa snd
fifty mes. fit out here eacirwetk for the
diggings. Prom this - ~ nan.her
may be expected to increase.
The local brspcl. OF the Accilent H.
surancs Com psny has caught Il again.
On Monday s young fellow WORKING in
one Of the town factories toIk ont
policy. sad ON Tuesday, lost ssfossfls6sr,
He is now iureccipt of s>wsekle stipend
from the CtaDpsoy. which A6iIl bsip
him out materially during his disable
ment.
MrN EiOsterhout, Who returned on
"Wednesday from the Sksgit gold mines,
reports that The snow 10 all off the trail
to Hope excepts on the divide, " miles
from Hope ; A td~putation II three
miners came through to Hope aud offer
cd to CUT a'traiI from the boundaty line
to Ruby Creek ii the B G. Government
will cut Fran Hope, which they ARE
doing. the party expecting TO yet to
the boundary lin, in two weeks.
Two ptck animals wei laden we're met
bound fprsihe figgings FROM Hape. At
Hope pteparstiohs were being matls 10
put pscktrsin on the road There
are ouiy shout 30 a,en ngRaBy Greek
and about 100 at Goodell's Landing -
VictoriS CofoniM. -
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THE osEsoS xIDxxr rEAs


Read the following tsseinoaislA nd
from psrsops 5000 miles svay. whom
no one knows, bat ffon well.knoWn
and Trustworthy citisens of Oregon.
whose names. wFitten with thsis own
hands. can BE- 800 ct our oboe:
SALEN. Or. Jan. Is. le61
| bought . can Of the OREGON KIM
NEY TIA and have ussd ooly . part d
Il. but ny bsckaohs h entirely sured.
1t has splendid elect upoo the urinary
ORIGINS. ]. =. HoDsoH.
6fLv.Rron. 1arsh 50. 1850.
I have used che OIRoon KxDK8Y TIA
for pains Ia the back cod ~ sasiGGed
vita its effects. have 10 hssitansy
in recommending Il = mild ard sA1s
rensdy for lame back az dssasge0ent
of the kidneys. q. Ers8MnA1f.
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On The szck Lisr. y regret q,
learn that Mr. W A Jsnnings 4 confined
to bic room b ! severe ppsli n sisknssa
He i attended 81 kind frisn1s. end ~
hepa - oeheneee ~ perneneae -
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ExcuRs1ox TO PoRr MADIsoS. On
Thursday Of this weak the Libby will
leave Yssler's wharf 81 3 An. and To-
turn At 5 P.x. Everybody - invited
to 90. Only so c~uts the roand trip.
II il should b stsrssy on ThussdAy
next, the excursion Gill be adjourned
u Thufsisy lesh inst.
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Niensls,s sneaIlinls laJsssasn.

Nleholsss 1nlAlnn1e 1aoeeeoons
Guaranteed 70 cure promptIy and pr.
manensly every case q 0ooosrA0a.
Giees and Whites. no aakteS u hoW
long stssding. II directions are followed.
Intssaal mediciae not rseo0neaded q
nsCssary. A ours guaranteed o. sonaV
rsfasdsd. For als By N T. Csdy 3
Co. wholesale and retail druggista. So
attic. w. T.
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Ban Ba1L.-rbs sectsAfy o. the
srsttae sllHse Bell ClpbS lae reestrsi
from the capsaid ofths NewcAstk ciab
. challenge TO play i match game al
Rentoo snsiss atay this week. The chsI
lsngs has been ac-rpted and the clubs
will probably met IN battle array %
Saturday aftctn0on @ s
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OH Juxx WAxTHD. We viii here
af.er pay eAsh ior all old rags. junk.
old iron. copper, brsa. LEAD. efe..
delivered to a. on the wharf. Here y
: lchands FOX ths hnYs - 0aks $500
mopsy. dov1 = WnscN.
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IA e -
ARcnDxACoN WRioHr. We are 81 lad
TO ssnounos 10 our eadsrs that the
living of Grantbam. Hants. has been
presented to the venerable Archdeacon
Wright 1t is. VIC are told, beautifully
situsted on The borders of Woolness
Forest. alb ut 80 miles from London
aud only 20 miles from Portsmouth,
where the Archdeacon laborsj for II
years. The house stands In the midst
OF extensive grounds, and adjoining are
newly -built stables. greenhouse. we'll
supplied garden, orchard, eto. The
value OF the living is given rs G470 a
year. but its net income is f273 year,
and glebe III addition OF So acres.
We congratulate our old friend in hav-
in. 90 quiet and comfortable a retreat
and hope he may live many years to en-
joy it, v'ctori. Celonistrr
THE METHODIST EXCURSION DIR
Dillon has got wonderful rat, for his
trans-continental excursion. Frsm Chi
cage 10 Salem snd back .ticka.s. Will
cote t187 80 sor lust SboSt snsshslf he
rat14 sc &i1er Goes. The ekcursiOn
VIII start oS tlie 18th Of June. and is
TO be in Portland by the lst of July.
Tickets are good for 60 days and will
extend TO 80 ON application. Tie Bal
timore aud Ohio road will farnish
transportation from the Atlantic to
Chicago. and the Chicago and North
western road from that city to 0 naha.
The eniesprissv Df Dillon hAsis yhNpd
issa Olt6ss one and II he assdess from
II successfully his friends will breathe
much freer than they do now.
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Recommends IL 20 Any
Ono Suffering from Drixhs,s Dis