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Ban Francisco Freights.
The San Fraciscsz dss.rer;d Hsrdt
of - Mk'Ay.: Ae9 srsAst d.elas

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in grain freights is noted this week. The
present quotation to Liverpool direct is
G7s I'd, and 7Os to Cork, L. X. The dis
engaged feet in port is by no means large,
considering the NUMEROUS arrivals ths
past fortnight, xbilg the feet on the
berth now exceeds 1l5 900 register. The
seet to arrive within the next few month
has dwindled down materially of late
Nevertheless, the aggregate is yet large,
being more than $50, 900 tons register, or
more than 10000 tons greater than it
was one year ago. The Oregon bound
feet is much larger than usual, SO that we
can hardly expect any relief from that
quarter, as she evidently mas all the tom
mage that VII b. Npred for some time
to come. We edG not look for any further
decline in freights for some time, believ-
ing the entire fleet here aud to arrive will
be sufficient for our wants-noticeably 81
should we have early and copious rains
to induce our farmers to dispose Of their
large grain surplus, which even at this
late date Is placed at !, 900, 900 abort tons
There is no special ineuiry for vessels to
arrive Nevertheless. . few charters
have been written for February and
March canceling at Cos for orders to L.
, 1881-11-26

MATCH MAKERs.-The status OF the luci.
fer match box makers in London is the sub
iect Of enquiry. The employees in the fac
tories making matches are badly OF in all
conscience, but the poor wretches who put
the boxes together in East London dess are
indeed to be pitied. A gross Of boxes Yields
only from ID to 2Id, and family o, -.e,
working from early morning until late At
night, can earn only clear Is ID per day.
These unhappy creatures herd together in
one room, and their physical destitution is
simply appalling.
, 1881-11-26

BARRRLLED PIcKLEs.-The first pickles IN
barrel which ever came TO this city are at
Cruttenden L Logan's and from samples pur-
chased it must be confessed that they arc far
superior to anything we ever tasted before.
They are fresh and crisp and We hope vii
inaugurate a new pickle departure in this
city.
, 1881-11-26

MULrUM IN PARvo.-Mueh has been said
and written on the subject of association
Of ideas. but clear case was noticed on the
streets on Sunday when . noted undertaken
was walking home with a struggling duck
under his arm. A well known citizen OBJ
serving the same remarked, ''as usual the
quaoks aro kes ping you busy"
, 1881-11-26

IL noticinysths. survey of . railroad
through the Salmon River mountains
the Boise Statesman evidently labors
under the impression that survey
necessarily Implies railroad, but in this
instance the route laid out by the Siatcs-
man is a most impossible one for the
reason that it would cost millions of
dollars, and after being built would be of
no benefit to the country or the insane
builders. They are not building rail-
roads now a-days for the fun Of the
thing, Bro. Kelly, especially along
terrific mountain chain, and your entic-
ing sop TO Northern ldaho is entirely
thrown away. However we are glad to
notice that our namesake qualities his
article with an if this road is built. !"
Great virtue in If.
, 1881-11-26

GRANGERs.-We l.arn that q number Of
Pendlrton's citizens have formed An associa.
tiou and taken up some 5000 acres Of land
In body somewhere west or southwest Of
Pilot Rock. They propose to fence the
whole tract in one parcel and each man to
cultivate his domain within the general
fence.
, 1881-11-26

viii mai tfree1 the recipe for a simple
VssEABLE BALM that will remove TkN
FRECkLES, PIMPLES and BLOTCHES
leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful: al.n.
Instructions for producing luxuriant growth.
Of hair on bald head or smooth face. Ad.
dress inclosing stamp, Ben Vandeh & Co, 5
Beekman Street. n. Y. I13H
, 1881-11-26

ArroISrMENT.-Ar.J J. p. Goodhue, long
and favorably known in this city in the
steamboat agency. has been appointed re-
esivina agent At South Ainswosth, by the O.
R. L N. 20. Of Portland. Oregon. H,s many
friends here viii wish him hearty success in
his new sphere Of labor.-Cotos;<.
, 1881-11-26
o. 3. 4 u. RAILROADS.

The various railroad lines Of the o. r. L
n. Co., couplsted snd bailding, are located
and have mileage As follows:
, 1881-11-26

CoN1sG BAcK.-Troop G. First Cavity,
Col Bernard Commanding. has been ordered
beck from Arizona to AeDernitt, Nevada
their former rsadczvoas. The troops ieave
Wieos Sesaiea On TIE 3isk arzivisg Il VIM
asmuees hy Eaa 90 the 9Th. uhere t.as.
portation viii Be IN rsadinsn 10 convey thar
beega9e I'D sqnipnaah to the lsster post.
where glad hearts await their coming.
, 1881-11-26
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Is a never failing cure
Ior Nervous Debility,
Ex hausted Vitality.
Sc minal Weakness,
Sperlatorrhea, Lost
Mar Hood, Impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self youthful
f"llies, and excuses
in maturer ysar
, 1881-11-26

A GooD FrRx.-Thsse are some vide-a-
wake energetic firms in Portland. and Of these
the names Messrs. Shisd,er q Chadbourne.
the great furnituIe sad cabinet makers, arc
"f.miliar in their mouths - household
words" to the peop,e d ths northwest coast.
Their reputation s bassd On the solid bed
rock of honesty. iairaess. and the beat work
for the loves. pricss-aoG the people ask
nothing more. Their advertisement apPsars
in the DAILY STATESMAN, and for sam
pies Of the quality Of the goods they turn
out Of their manufactures, whore they stead.
lily employ 25 to 30 skilled voskmsn, we
have bat 70 direct the attention of our readers
to the furniture 0f our new court house which
was furnished by this firm. Go, see and
judge for yourselves.
, 1881-11-26

RESPECT WoNEN-There is nothing man
ly, my dear boys, in making light Of women.
For your mothers sake. honor the sex.
Never use . lady's name in aIf improper
place, or at an improper timr, or in mixed
company. Never make assertions about her
that you think are untrue, illusions that you
feel she herself would blush to hear. When
you meet with men who do not scruple to
make use of . Voman's name in = reckless
and unprincipled manner, shun them, for
they are the very worst members Of the
community-men lost to every sense of hon.
or, every feeling of humanity. Many 4
good and worthy womau's character has been
forever ruined and her heart broken by q
lie, concocted by an unprincipled villain,
but believed by people Of good principles
who are too ready to believe slander O, COL
denim imprudence as crime. The smallest
thing derogatory to q woman's character
will fly on the wings of the wind, and mag
nifty - it circulAtes until its mOnstrous
weight crushes the poor unconscious victim.
X. member this if you are tempted to repeat
or listen TO a scandalous tale.
, 1881-11-26

Our citi.rn VIII remember that . poor
little child died under the hands Of TWO 1ec.
tors Of this city In the attempt 10 aapstase
in crushed fnssn; in eoansctioa With oar
mentioning tAis notorious fact yestsrd.y IN
Old tune sdssstssrs spacs b LEFT blank at
the dictasios o tAsse hunbaes. Are We
living in . civilized country or in the dark
agss!
, 1881-11-26
NIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too fre9uen. ev seustions
of the Bladder, often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation, and weaken
ing Of the system in manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small PARTICLES of slbumen will
appear. or the cc,or will be Of q thin milkish
hue, again en~nging u q dark and tor7'id ap-
pearance- There are many who die u this
difficulty ignorant of the cause. which is the
second stage Of seminal weakness. DIR. Spin
ney will guarantee n perfect cure in all such
cases, and q healthy restoration Of the genito-
urinary organs
OFFICE HOUKs-I0 to 4. and tn 2. Sun
days from 10 to IL A. N. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, s..
Csll or address,
DR. SPINNRY L 90.
, 1881-11-26
PILESI PILEST PILES
4 Sure Cure Found at Last
NO ONE NEED SUFFER

A sure cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DIR. William, ian Indian remedy called DIR.
Williams Indian Ointment. A single bcx
has cured the worst chronic cases of D or 30
years standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
meaicine. Lotions instruments and electu-
aries do more harm than good. Williams
Ointment ahsorbs the tumors, allsys the
intense itching. particularly at night
after getting warm In bed. acts as poultice
gives instant and painless relief. and is pre-
pared only for piles, itching of the private
parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon j. NJ. Coihnberry of
Gtveland says about DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment l have used scores Of Pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say that
| have never found anything which gave
such immediate and permanent relief as DIR.
Williams Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists on recipe of
prize, 81 90.
HENRY 3 CO.. Prop'rL.
CLEVELAND. D. o.
REDINGToS L Co., Wholesale Agents. San
Francisco, Cal. Nov22d&wly
, 1881-11-26
nONALD MACKAY,

AscaIfccr AVE- sgfekfSreSDESr.
Room 1a Quinns building. Residence corner
of Poplar and Eighth streetx 1Stf
, 1881-11-26
MILITARY.

The following order Of the secretary Of war
has been published from the headquarters Of
the army: The rate of communication of ra-
tons allowed TO enlisted men while travel
ing urder orders, where it is impracticable
to carry cooked rstions, will hereafter be
81 80 per day. Paragraph 1874 Revised
Regulations Of 1853. paragraph 3, 232 Codi-
fed Regulatiousl is modified accor lingly.
The following assignment for the payment
of the troops IN the department Of the Col
umbia has been made: MAJOR James p.
Candy, chief paymaster, Port Townsend. w.
T.; Major William II. Eekles, paymaster,
Fort Crur d'Alene, Idaho Territory. Fort
Colyiile and Camp Spokane, W. T.; Major
John B. Keefer. psynaster, Fort Walla
Walla, W. T., Fort Lapwai and Boise Bar
racks, /. T.; Major Daniel X. Larned, pay
master, Vancouver Barracks and arsenal,
Fort Candy. W. 7. and Fort Stevens, Ogn-
CALLED FoRwARD.-FredG Gere, who was
arrested some weeks ago on . charge OF as
saulting Jimmy Kelly with inten to kill
WAS called up to plead 10 the charge on Mon
day evening. His confinement does not ap-
pear to hare agreed with him, as be has
grown pale and triAe thin. There wss
nervous tsitching Of bin body - he entered
the court room, and he glanced furtively
around. a. If wondering whether he had one
friend IN the entire room. and . trtm0r vas
noticed in his voice as he responded mot
guilty." GeFe undoubtedly has learned .
rood lesson, and if he should sacceed IN get
rnQ out Of this difficulty, viii check his
temper in the future % that it vii not lead
h,m INTO trouble. He u q we'll educated
youns man, and deserved . better fate than
this. HIS parents reside IN the middle
states and are comfortably veil oG. A to
vhet er they have made any arrangements
70 help him out of his present trouble, Nc
are unable to say.
--o~~o~~~~--~os-"~-~-~-o
Ao1pExr.-Mr. Smaliey, the irst agent
the o. r. & n. Co. had in this country, fell
from the wharf boas at The Dalles Monday
morning between and O'Clock. He was
at. nding 10 the Loading Of the rivef toats 1t
the time. A rope vss thrown 10 him y
,ome of the decs hands, aod with mnch dim
Guilty be was saved.
, 1881-11-26

STRAHED.
From j. F. Boyer's ranch, on Dry creek
two bay horses branded thus 4 on left hip !;
shod all around. Twenty dollars reward will
be paid for the return of said animals to
COOPER 4 SCHMUCK,
At the Waiia Walla Chop Mill
Noy5-tfw
, 1881-11-26

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OF no present enjoyment, and much subse-
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with relish, and most important OF all, Is as,
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this grand tonic and corrective also u remedy
constipation, billiousness, rheumatism, fever
ard aene.
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, 1881-11-26
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, 1881-11-26
DR.. SPlNNEY,
No. It Kearney st., San Francisco.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
YOUNG ndHnG

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful foliies and in
discretion, will do well to avail themselves Of
this, tha greatest boon ever laid at the altsr of
suffering humanity. Dr. SPINNEY Will
guarantee to forfeit 500 for every case of Sem
inal Weakness or private disease of any kind
or character which he undertakes and fails to
, 1881-11-26

The NoRrHkRN Pacific The Govern
msnt commissioners recently appointed to
examine 200 miles Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad in this Territory have been directed
to examine an additional section Of p miles
which has been completed since the date of
the appointment of the commission. Peo-
pie in position to know say that the com.
mon and preferred stock Of the Northern
Pacific road is selling below its real value
and that IN important movement IN these
securities will develop On the merits of the
property during the winter. Insiders are
buying the common stock to hold for par
The chances In favor Of reaching that tgar
are quite ss good As we're the chances IN
favor of Union Pacific stock few years ago.
, 1881-11-26

MEANS BUsiSEss.-We were handed 4
copy Of the Wood River Ners this morning,
q neat little column folio sheet we'll printed
and very spicy. We clip from it the following
advertisement of some fellow who undoubt-
edly means business: my wife Sarah ha,
shook my ransh. When didn't do darned
thing Too hur an want it distinctly under
stood that any man that Takes hur in an
keen fur bur on Ny skkount vii git him.
self pumped % Full Of lead that sum Ten.
dorfoot will locate him fur . mineral clame.
LII she runs hur face fur good, l won. Put
mp for Har an lie lick Tie son Of s-hurr;-
cane that take her stAndoff even fur the
drink. A word 10 the wise il sufficient an
ort 10 work on fules too"
, 1881-11-26

10. o. p. ESTKRrAINhHSf.-The enter
tainmeat given By the Odd Pellovs At their
ha ndsome hall on Monday evening vas well
attended BY nsariy 40 persons, and right
we'll did they enjoy the treat in store for
them. Brodeck gave his views o{ Aiaska
With IN socos,t of Whist be saw whilst
ths-e. Mr.. Msrum's ''Shamns OBnen was
immense, and gave the audience much satis-
fsction- Mr. Geddes vas suffering from
severe cold and therefore full musical pro-
gramme could not be given. The peooeeds
will be devoted 10 the Odd fellows' LbiAry
and reading roo0 fund.
, 1881-11-26

BULLDozISG.-AfAirsh have come to . pret.
sy pass when a P.rcsI Of ignorant qu.eks
dictate to the principal citizens of Wall
Wslls and ORDER men Ike DIR. Day to stop
sdvertiang in the STATESMAN. for no other
reason than that this paper sess fit, - duty
It owes the pablo, 10 efposs their worse
than ignorxnca
, 1881-11-26

The DAFroN AAIl.-Mr. Postmaster Slime
informs Ne that after Monday next he will
send the Dayton mail every day instead Of
every alternate - at present Bot no mail
will be received from thera.
, 1881-11-26

EsrrRsLr Waoss.-The 'r.te" paper is
= little OF n asserting that there are . few
c.sss Of smallpox in this city. There IL not
a case in the city. and the health Of Walla
Walh Wa never better in al its history.
, 1881-11-26

Az OLD VErKRAN GoSL-Otdnanoe Ser
eeans Bsidses, an old veteran Who bad been
20 ysan IN the y. S. serviee, peacefully de-
u.rted this life st the Garrison On Monday
the alst inst Hu burial took place On last
Wednesday. The SrA1EsnAS would be
pleased to pahlish . longer account offAe
life Of this veteran, th.rsiOrs any friend sup
plyine - With data wiA confer Q favor.
, 1881-11-26

are quite as good Is we're the chances In
favor of Union Pacific stock few years ago.
PILE IT BARK UP.-A wood dealer writes
to Detroit paper as follows: have sold
wood for over forty years in Michigan, and
l end that when split wood is corded bark
up it remains ON until I sell and measure up
the wood, and all that is piled bark down
falls of and measures noihingi besides, there
is more heat in the bark than in the sap OF
the log. The most and best ashes are also
in the bark. have on nv place now some
maple wood that was chopped .niDe years
ago and corded bark up. and the bark would
hold on if weie to draw the wood To Sagi-
nav. . distance Of eighteen miles Where
the bark 10 piled down the water runs In
and heavy. Railroad companies would save
Thousands Of dollars by piling their wood
bark up.
TEE BEsroS RDoRD.-The look Of . daily
paper u generally considered as indicative of
the business enterprise of = place, and As this
Il 80 Fort Beaton must be live. energetic,
go-ahead town, for the Record pubiished
there is everything that stranger ~ould re-
quire in order TO form . good opinion Of the
place We had no idea that such town was
in existence until the Record came strag-
Cling along one day when We found it 30
good that it vaa At once put on our very par
ticular exchange hist. When we were 1t
Benton . few years ago there were no isdics-
tioos Of town, bat from the advertisements
over loot must now be town of nearly
1000 inhabitants, like Walla WaIla, a. it is
lust the size Of tn. DAILY STATESMAN.
A DIseRAck-That standing nuisance the
beer house 1t the corner Of Fourth and
Alder. is closed and we hope for good The
neishbOrhood is.one Of the most respectable
in the CITY. and the beishbors, with one &C.
cord, protest against any more hOcnsrs belng
granted to it On the Last night Of its exist
enee dia9rseeful scenes transpired there, and
- 70 have been informed . man was placed
In . cofka and a regular wake held over him
By the drunken inmates.
No AoRrcAGE.-''N0m mortgages given BY
yoa, uns atisfed On the records of this Of
Zoe" Good enough, % far - it goes; q
terced sale OF the I,xtgaged property fully
accounts for no mortgage It is q diff
cult thing for . person 70 mortgage property
when it has been taken from hiR.
, 1881-01-16
DETROIT Free Prs


at mid forenoon yesterday. man VINO was
crossing Woodward avenue, at Congress street.
ard perform divers strange antics WITH ei5 !, fee ct
GANG down In heap. More than fifty people
saw the performance, and tbere was general
laugh Il had not yet ceased when man With
fuuereal couurenance pushed his way Into the
crowd and asked
who is he-whats bis nameT
~H's jones'" answered voice.
"What Jones?'
"Thomas Jones'
"Eure!' --....-. ....- ....
ayes, rye known him for over twenty years."
"Thep I'll laugh" said the eolemu- faced man,
and he leaned against the wall and chuckled and
laughed until he could hardly get his BREATH
One Of the crowd remarked On its singular con
duct 1nd the Laughter wiped the tears from bis
eyes and replied:
:" Gentlemen, nothing tickies me all over so
much as to sec man fail down. Ten years ago
was salesman in a Wholesale house, with f1ne
chance for promotion. One day man just
ahead Of me fell down and laughed It Was
our old man, and he discharged me On the spot
Five years later was engaged to rich gtri- As
i came out Of the Post Office one day a man
spraw1ed out On the walk. and I lauEhed til
, 1881-01-16

T. II. G0dr IN HGrpsrx Month!H.
We stand near the head OF the Nst-thifd on
tho list Of all the Western nations. The United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland heads the
list with capital valuation Of 81. 4oo 600;
United States With Sc, ,0oo, CO., goo; Germany with
$22UQQ,0 Goo 900; Russia With S15, 900 600 900; and
the Low Countries with 11150, 600 00o of capital
collectively. These are the valuations made bS
those countries OF their entiro resources. What
Is the annual income per inhabiraut IN various
countrIes7 We come To the front IN this COM
parison. Tho average annual income in the
Uutted Kingdom ts $165; in the United States.
Slg5 also; in the Low Countries, $50; iu France,
Sla5; in tbs British colonies, $50: In Germany.
and also in Scandinavia, $S5- IN this reckoning
Russia, with her 100000 people, is out Of sight
as yet; she will not be very long. On the score
Of annual accumulation our case Is even better,
relatively far better Tho annual accu mutation
uf wealth in Germany Is $200, ,O0U0 000; It IS $685.
o90.000 in the United Kingdom: Ss!5. .0o0 0o in
France; in the United States 1t is $2s5 ,000t
our increase 10 National wealth since 1850, says
q good English authority, would be enough 70.
purchase the whole German Empire. with It's
farms, cities, banks, shipping. manufactures,
etc The annual accumulation has been $a25.-
100000 and therefore each decade adds more to
the wealth Of the United States than tia capital
value Of Italy or Spain. Every day that the sun
rises upon the American people it sees an ad-
dit1on Of $2.aO,0 O,0W to- the wealth ofthe Ropubuc'
, 1881-01-16
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
Latest Reports from tho Police Stu


Latest Reports from tho Police Stu
lions.
The West Madison street police are very de-
sirlous Of hearing Immediately from the man
who was assaulted and rubbed Of a seal cap last
Thursday night near the Indiana street ytadnct.
Charles schumann. driver of coal wagon. IS
!ockeu uD at tho West Madison Street Station,
tor having stotcu roll OF fifty-:eycn yards of
BRUSSELS carpet, for which usi nwncr Is vnnted.
W.. n Monroe and Lawrence Kelly arc locked
up ae the tnic;.Su Avenue Sutton charged with
picking up 10 the streets aud Trying tn dispose
ot horse Which 1:ta Strayc.l {r,ut Mt, Blotm's
s1aolc' IN the rear OF No HIS Set@wics street,
Hannah johnson borrowed Della Barrett's
ring to adnrn herself for a bnlt and failingto
return 1t Delia yesterday caused her arrest for
larceny ns ha:lce. Hannah SAYS rhe gentleman
who escorted her home took the ring frum her
finger end has failed TO return it.
Canute Boe Is under arrest ut tbs West CHI
cago Avenue Station. charged with tho larceny
OF about $50 worth OF ctuthing nnd silk henn-
kerchfef5 from Julius Salhinecrs taitor-shop, at
No. l131: North Wells street, where he was em-
f. F. Smith at Fleming's pawnshop On North.
Hnlsted street.
William Garry. Of No. 1os Fulton street, while
walking nlons near the corner Of Twelfth street
and Ashla.1 .1d avenue, was assaulted an4 robbed
names Of James Powell and Hugh slcaus6s she
were arrested shortly after the robbery by Oai-
GERS Fuxa1e and McMahon Of the Htntnau&
Street Station
4 young man giving the name OF is. sloan,
who. though he represents himself to he drug
gist by occupation. is undoubtedly .profes~
sional thief. whom the police will sooner or later
identify, was yesterday arrested at the tewelry
where he had snoplifted about $50 worth Of
jewelry. Oue of the clerk9 who noticed th6
theft sfRnn!ed the 4. D. r. ottice tor police
man, and Officer De Groot, VITO responded, mads
the arrest. !:
4 young man giving the name Of Owen Dollar: :
vas picked up In the streets early Yesterday
morning by Officer David Barry. who found in
belonging to Woodruff s Turnkey. coal N err,
chants nt Lake street bridge. In the morning IL
was !5cert1iued that their Office had been CO.
tered during the night by burglars who broke q
panel out OF the front door. and who, aftervain-
y ransacktng the office for yaiunbtes. malicious.
" carried of a lot OF papers OF no value to any
but the OWNERS. Dola1 now claims to hars
found tho papers.