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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-05
ANpALrsIAN nALM.

Read LEVY BROTHERS, advertisement, and then
20 and urchase your GOODS ef them.
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CARRIAGES. Hg,GGaAs. 6c.

~ - 'fNf1Ns ~ ssSft - |" v
v. 0 SMITH S
'AkRiAGf~ AND -HANuYACIUEER.
iAiFkslDE-yAP FA1ILY GARRIAG rs,
, IOEs.
IAAurY-T1P LADIES PHAEJGNs,
TGiVkS ~ 4IfOkN SPRING PHAEfpNs'
inr. 4nd open BtGGiFS.
".pA fkY- and BEfCHFii WAG0Ss,
ktH ktH,9, ssye. Al iDp e5d OPtN SECONDHAND
"ttJ9lts su,' WAGv4e 90 hand
HLFAIh1lN6 aud REPAIRING done in best
AAaDfr Al Iowa ST Phhhs,
VIC. sM.' .'fn, sif Dcrth Fifh street.
h2s..,.,, bttvseh Drssd eba stpTshail streets. /.
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RIFEEESt -

RIFEEEStFS:
Er.A.E Gb-On. VI. d., Rev. ". VI. Osborn,
E't. ~. tlWaid>, -. d., Rev. :. \. Wilson,
Icy. Ioi Price Rev. a. Hank.
ED.J.H. NJ lemon, Pty. l.. -. Herring,
E,.. K. W. EJck. Rev. +. W.trOwl,
Ett. -. ~ Carroll Rev. l.. Henderson,
kt.. j. d. g.. We1sier-all of Baltimore. Md.
E,,. &. fo>ier AID Rev. George V. LCCch, Of
Na,Hluglou d. 4.
E.,. james Gamb'e. HaSer~tOwn, I'D.
>lty DruEHstA. X MFTTEF. Proprietor. l22
"r,i tlytttr street.. Baltimore. Md. fiicc- ooc.
U. }-tpi}u
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DILMoNA! PULMONA! PULMONA,

.. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist 9l9 Main
street. ll. secured TIE exclusive agency for Rich
n.4I and llelrc0 county.
PlLNONA, THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
Dl FOR COUGHS, THROAT AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
iID4u.r-s only fair trial To convince one OF It's
tf 1cy. !; gives satisfaction Ia every instance.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs will instantly
relieve COUGH, a COLD, or HoARsESEss. Tweu-
Is five cents.
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HORsFORD'3 A,iD PHOSPHATE
aunterarts the immcdl .'c DO consequences Of ihc
10. ,f t,ltpro
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, IL;
Q a. NJ. 81; noon. SO; 3 i. NJ. 36; Z.
NJ, 81; midnight, Is.
Mean tcmDerature, 265.
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HT0TICF-T0 Hon. LANES d.

NOTICE.-TO HON. JAMES d.
~ GeuONF.-The Chesapease aud Ohio Railway
Compauy berth gives notice tnstit Will ON htR>-
DAY The 3d iay OF March, 1851, move 'he comfy
T. eeholf er. vino. or anV ihre. or N ne Of whom,
.htiI asc rfan aud report what VIII be ia't com.
pel. alton for ~ much OF your land situate ~ salo
county OF YORK. and he cfibrf a. a Jo'ulDg NRgv'
C. ek trustee. an others, ard ffoI'ng on sisFo
ro,c. as is qured Oy saii company ior Us p'i-
InE CHESAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY CO...
e. 3.Tb4w bN ounsts
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TwO.BUrr0N LIGUr KID GLoyEa 2Oc.a pair,
at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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WANTED, GY YOUNG Man
" thoroughly familiar win he diy. 20. .
TfON NlTli : LEAF TOBACCO DEALER.
Nnjf,>, " 81 .iNt~~,'
f. y ~ care this oihci
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY kA-
ID rCUTED at the DisfATCn PRiNIiN"-
HOUSE
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yJvT WAyT 1uE PUBLlC TO kNOW

W thar Sc have ip-i recDyrd scveril ihto'sct n.
kay WT~r CIGARS. Tnr authfy is very '.-
,s.I.lr ard urges very low. We also have = o. .
-t.rA LIQUORS ana Nt Gi.nt tklF~.
". u. ~. Al* & co.
ga % luo CI-f Mai Sfrr q
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TITANrED. \ WOMAN To COO h
W AND CLEANUP twhiie ptcicrretl. NDp y
~ Y. ,. GILL'>.
fri ~ ~. $50 BIouf street
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WANTED. \ GOOD COOK. WASfif T.
W NND IEpNFR. wIthout nrumhrinct. nS
c,mmruluiion, required. App'y al 1900 ~
.ilo.L fe4.2tf
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HAGAN's MAGSOLIA BALM.
BRILLIANT COMPILATIONS.
DELICATE AID DFLIGHTFU

BRINGS DAZZLTSG BLOOM.
, 1881-10-22
EvEElTnING MAS Done orIETIY.
THE PINK EYE
It Sweeps over the Entire Country.


Ike disease kn"wn rs i,ink-eyr, that Is
nov maxine is appearance in this se,tion.
ii seems Is spreading over the entire country
We clip the following from the Salt Lake
Daily T.fL,o,s Fns the past two weeks
vJriouS livery AMI feed stables about thr
city have bceu more or less troubled with
the new tangled horse disease known as pink.
eye 1t derives its name from the fact that
the eyes of the horses afflicted with 1t II
pink. The other symptoms are swelling ol
the limbs, Ian;unr an'i loss oi appetite. The
disease has already become epidemic IN this
cIty hut is not looked upon as dangerous, il
taken quickly in hand. Last night 4 I,iL-
me representative weat the rOands of the
stables and found, rs rule. that it MIS- ''all
in the stable Orer tie way" Carrington
& Young admitted one ease, Mark Mchim-
minis two, the California corral twelve AMI
Mulloy & Paul seventeen There are also
many horses IN the city kept 10y private in
dividuals, Which are down with the piEk
eye, but as yet it has proved n" serious mn
peiimcnt TO travel and the little hUics.
shich pnll the horse cars uhisk along the
line as lively as ever,
, 1881-10-22
CLAD TO HEAR 1T.

The .Walla ala STSTEsHAS, III noting
the arrival Of 4 gentleman from Wool nEer,
says:
"Mr. Durham came through BOISE and
says the people there are incorporating
the Walla Walla country at 4 fearful rate I"
the immigrants who announce Their inteIi-
ton of coming here stating that families ar
living m the fer.c- corncrs starving, ard "irI!-
dr,n crying for hread. We think thar"
must l,- so;ur mistake, ter We have Ln.'"n
thu BoisriIes foe mary l..:S years and "'yrf
vet knew tl,,.al ~ hole E" !ni down tins
cnn.itry to hcnrft thrir own How - ii,
Iud Bo,akiU:
There l. n nj is,ek~. Frank. Th- p-ni'i- "i
|. .is.. wei know iu,. that y',i Rave ln nnsEr-
.a.scd crrEt,y DOWN th,,'-. 'ioi.'t t'le that
w1y To ra--crs by. On th- tie c""'rary-
rur riiile,:' have aI~:y. spoken IN Tie hi-'ti'
-; ..-rru- 81 Wail,, WalII ii'to E."11fi.
We are Glad la hear rhis. However,
We s.,,e the item ii.si as i Ma I'ih 20 rs
WailtN ,Ii1 has ala ayr entertained if;' NIFTY
feelings t"xs,rd i.inhn ami wuni" !'c l'ain''d
in,I,-,a /" know l.,-r friendship. ans n"i
returned.
, 1881-10-22

The WuoD EnEK MISiNe EKGIs> Tie
Seattle Post -inf,RsgrHrsr says that H.. l..
Erwin, a Dlll,s nan. has returned from the
Wool river gold mines .: Idaho. He saws
there are absnt $500 people there, though a
great many will winter elsewhere. Snow
a1d NOT fallen tu any extent Il. the m1untains
around Wood River, snd it will be some
weeks before t:le miners " Ill be seeking Win
ter quarters. As far as he could Lam, the
winters are not as severe as Is commonly ex-
cted of such al:itudss. Work can be
prosecuted quite early in the spring, as the
snow does not lay on the ground any great
length of time. At present there are forty
incorporated companies in operation, made
up principally Of Eastern capitalists, the
wealthiest OF waich is the PHILADELPHIA Min
ing Company. These are preparing for WORK
next season. ard Mr.. Erwin fully expects
that forty smclters will he running in the
spring. Daring the past season only i've OF
these have been working, hut the result has
been very satisfactory. Supplies are very
plentiful, and all kinds OF provisions are
sold at reasonable ii3urcs. SevIrSl stores
carry stocks of merchandise ranging from
$40, COG to Sl00. 0G0 worth. Mr.. Erwin cal
cuiates that about 400 teams are engaged IN
the freight hu from Bpise City. Salt
Lake and keton. 4 great many of these
are engaged III hau'ne machinery. Every
body is hopeful for thr future 81 that coun-
try, and ho doubt neat ason will witness
a great rush in that direction. The .o,k so
far has turned out splendidly, and there can
be no doubt that it vii! amply rrmunrrate
capital for all expenditures.
, 1881-10-22
Slaven's California Fruit Salt

7. ,ra,ared from sound ril- California FF"t,
-. an ey,4ri.n-,i analytical chemist, w~' iAs
mt vears in experimenting on i,s lreTar''
.t.n 4, :. manufactured iy s;-ecial i'r..'-S>
tnowu only >, thu proprietor. this preTraI@-
,;ap !. sase, simple sri effectli ili'-ii;iTie fr
rnlatin= the acti",, u the stomach liver ''i'd
ti.ineys. II i. particularly recommended i"r
n,.,epsia- Indigestion. Heataehe, HeIsti',:I;i-
,s;I;.y of The Stomach. Habitrai Constipa-
t;a,' Van,.a. Sea Sicknss., Kidney and ii'er
T,a,.iIs. over Indulgence either in eating ~
ir;nl;ng e.e. As puritier Of the blo"d N
IN scrnfnlo,,s affections. Il has no elnsL Il
re,oovss ali erur,.ions from the skin. and has 4
ceiling and inyigorating eiiee. nIs'n ths
sys,em. The Fruit Salt Is entirely different
from any of the efferyesceut salts or Hed.i-z
preparations N the HaIsT aIs =, s m SSrrri.ts
, 1881-10-22
returned.

THE SIyrH cnuKY.-i;tlt lt!--@nce recfIsei
at the Warner observatory, Rochester. y
Y. from BRISTOL, England, states that Pro-
W. F. D,nn;ng discovered bright rev
comet on the ith last. II Is loca;-d IN the
constellation os L~n, right ssc"n7i"n h1"rs
- minutes, decIination north 10 d~sTeeS,
daily motion % mnutes east. Tbs Is the
s;Yth comet which has been seen since h4y
l.t. i've being new dis,oy eri"s, all !.nt t"c
ot wbicl, were first observed b. -lmer.car',
and it !. certainly a Ligi. compliment TO the
industry and skill of American trononefs
that they have shown so TN, q record ! he he
total alnOunt which Mr. h. II. Warner has
g,y-, ir eou.st prizes during The past yraT IS
slaOO winch -ha~s that the interest taken IN
,-.roaor,.icaI Affairs N this country u sre-t!y
increasing.
, 1881-10-22

Va preparation h.s ever iafi' Ei.i~d -Ueh .s'as-
.Ig.,,I, gu4,- 81 H,I.-l:.-, e 8 u -susI:..-
ton. - Arms ;i:EEy .'sf-rc,.f, r-iiic: y -,
,qig-d Is the wDrli remedy for ,ii ii-rs--s 81.
the threat aadiGEEs. Itsing s't:::.,.s. s-ri-s u
yr.,nd.rfu, cr,rps IN all eliBat~s h4, made Il
urigersaI'y known n ! S:..e ,-nd : .i1ii: 49,,
~ e,.,l,y. A..-.ir,t o:d.n.ry ca!i-. .hi,h az,
he f..f.rynnrr, nf nn9r a-ripHs di-Dfd"r-, :
at. .,eriv ais.l 5'sr-iy, alssag- -ei-.-:f +; -''
f,rf,.s and .,f:en saving lif.. The prDtcrfi. n
Il afforl- Ly = t;ue,. 'i~- M threat ard c:re
IisOri.-S makes i: sn invaluable remedy = ~.
ker,t aluavs cn tln,i N every haHi= NJ Pcs-'f
.t, ..if.sri .. D. wits..;st L. snt t.s- ~h" have
,nc- E-.-d Il Ueyer viii ?r'... -hr.- ki.s l-i-,,
Of it. Iinf-r:;i-,n and s:set'- i'.g-.e IL t's
a.. Cherry P.c.1rad extensively N th.ir us;.c
-i.,. anI drc--n.en reeul.ss nj - /. i a.A,-l-
hi.eiy certain u Il ren.es.il -.e-ts, .-.d F..l.
.Iu-vl, .4i4.. where enTrs y. 'aa--I!.!e.
F,a SAlY ~ All bIkiIES.
, 1881-10-22
A GAMY COUNTRY.

Last evening q group OF men were dis
eussing the quantities Of game in Washing
ton Territory, when = Colorado man re-
marked
"Why, in Colorado, the trout are 80 thick
IN the STREAMS that you have t" hrat the
water with brush 10 make r0nm for horse
to drink"
''Oh," said mountain hunter, that 5
onl, iish. A couple of weeks ago went up
IN the mountains 10 locate some claims, and
had to clear the antelope away before |
could drive a stake down
, 1881-10-22

MISSING M.H.-The Idaho D~mOr,of says
that several weeks since Mr.. Martin hriggs,
Of Rock leland, Illinoi.. arrived in Oregon
IN searrh of a missing brother. He traced
had left that place in August, 1850, with a
travelling show known As the Novelty
Variety Troupe" and not retaining when
-speet-d partn@r nanne'i Cole employed the
-herif to hunt him up. The sheriff tric''l
the party to Boise Civ and on to Winnie
.nuec. but the result Of the search beyond
i, MT known. Mr.. Co!r, OF Pendler"n, teeis
-ati-fiei that his partner Briggs has been
faulty dealt with aud thinks that the show
company murdered him for his team a;'d
money.
, 1881-10-22

FEE AsPLF,.-Mr Gs"rg- FoId bfougtt
into oar office Thursday. some Of the finest
apples ;ha, We're ever raised anywhere 10 the
world, the product Of has fathers farm.
which lies IN the Waiis Walia river. three
miles below Milt,r. The LARGE were Ct the
Gloria Munds variety; tb.S would AVERAGE
in weight l.. pounds each. The SrATk>nAN
received an apple from this iarin some twelve
v.ars ago. and Of the same variety We be-
heve, that weighed iG ounces These are
decidedly the fsest apples We have ever
seen in any country. They have heen tor
warded 10 the o. X. & n Cos rooms IN
Portlan6 for the purpose OF shosifg the
Web footers what kind OF country We have
np herr.
, 1881-10-22
blED.

:, nsca.ur. Ill, Ot 6, J. NJ. Whitehouss,
Age-i IS wears.
q W whi.-house, Of this city. Has the son
8 The deceased, AID who lately left his fatne'
I'm. in the hope that the change would Or
beneficial - his heal'h.
, 1881-10-22
90 u IrilII-Il''l ~ INK
DIR. WOODS
| lVER REGULATOR,

EarI f"r The puri'y Of l. Constituent, III"
iharrrsl,n.--. IL it, effects. ami a .t--i;.e
j-,.t, which ,-ii-i il never snJigrt IN V.fn. i'rp
rn,.tgs ,l-l-- s-tii e. he < u-r"r :-i!- t.'
l.,irt-. tu- .r,,sc,- urtIr AZ, IN! -'.HH- .I'l-
ir... z i,--..r.- pi.u."sa IL --s-i.n aHf ii.-
,.r,.r- ~. .-i-!s,i tr.- ": fh- N:ai- s.s''.'',.
n. Y,-.lIthr acriun 81 tlis AntSTY- - vel ss
fh issf, mi yfDrprs y inr-r1 t.-', sSii- IL
E.I,er .-t,. ,,,it - nIr.rr, and ,.l.n . .i..I
t.. rany ,.,al4,'i., tIareah.e - q drsaIlg'Ier
Il the hepatic organ. the value "i a f"4n-,iT
.gIirI. cars, Il u perform Is frInct!".I> nth
SealibfnI activity Is manifest. Every srmI-
tom sf dis,r,ier,-d Liver II removed by Df-
WoJD's LYER ErGi ilI"R M Icb relieves al
uain IN the REGION of the ryan Affected, and
.ItaIles thr st..rasch t. as~i-ui'Itr ~ f.-rd,
aI,,l, es.aiAi.hia. regular habit Of roiy and
ny.rc.nIine the nervDusI4e-S, general debility
.na -ic. headache wl,icl. are al;a.st ievsii.sbly
,,,pro,1i-.,ut q. CHRONIC RiliouSness.
To, 4 fIg4. i.r.r-
, 1881-10-22

The Posf-L.teIliyencer copies the
Sr.rlsx.x's report Of Wizards speech
While here We presume it was from the
fact that il boiled down into thirty I'm
what it took other papers column to say
, 1881-10-22

The Standard Of Saturday -" ss;,l;,e
for capital in an indirect way g," to s"S, ,s.nsl
.,,,<;5izea ~ newspapers six months a., a.
s"'Sia'1' -, sse-weIl-:hings sre differ
sn, m Willard ought to tass the lhs OF anrno,e
em, em Of The vet, if for II" "iheF f"'
.h., as a curiosity.
, 1881-10-22
:, orrICIALCITn PAr.n:
LARD THE NEws9
Recital of a R"ey ine'-
4 h' dent.
..ud n the -mai'-P"' s''f''

,,...., to Mind By the
.,r that has been and is ye'
II. I1,'t s5 The NDs Of wall' al "il,s all.
r''el :, y ,be question Of smallpox, mas
r,'.,' % n,ipd little episode that hap
ra., i Portland during the last rF,s'. Fl ,s.
g>n'a i Ion, wherein couple oil Inc
3s'''' =, T.,ulapius we're the principal al
-, a 3..I,riDg he was correct III
r'' 20 .ni raay to back it with MS
e. 18th lad o'ilces inthe same '"t''
'a.' .,.r, oil F.rs: street. and a"i1f %
as' o.? VAS democrat, and 'h'
la'''', ..alIiean. Both we're very pre-
e'asf = III ,t.,r belief IN the intnr"
I'l., - their party, and many Was '"s
:. lite 'ln' they had over '"'
-, S-,s, o..,. campaign had got under iall
','' r... republican commenced ''
h'a..-' ~, HI, democratic friend m every
"l''-'.' s.,,Ir He would allude 10
''' -''.. =. .,rce, a. a misguided P iHcal
i', % - =, md opening his Office door every
or''','' - votrid ask him II ne hal
AD' .'.m Maine yet Surprising III
-'''' - Name uuuld 60 republican.
the drmocratic FhlaiciAh WAS
" - annoyed At this, hnt ii "''r
''! 1h. Dr. would kn"cA al
.4.,,.i A.s friends office, ana 'nr''
,,;, oa,,A, - 'ha; his i'Apers would
=, m, tabl,. Oh t" the floor, hr
o" ,,,g 81 say, I'D boy ha'" 20"
'-,rs a., news from Aa'"r u
--, "a then he noald 60 Of and Air
+n,-, ri course the follower ID
u..,lL BIT his llp ana sr"UIed' but II
"'..3 HIS opponent fept the
l..,vlu uP. IA
2, and bye, however, the news u"'
,,,o Maine and the democrat pro-
.
...i,i +, take his satisfaction
B.s.uld 90 quietly up to the doctor ;
and l,.ek, and thrn when he came
.,sr d.ur expecting to find patient
;. ,yali b,a, and modestly ask II he
t,i heard from Name.
rnh..4.et.r would slam the d'"r IN
n. m.8,c,I friends face and gr"W!, Tut
,li,a cod. He kept the raIket up
..,, ti,ren minutes until forhearAnce
...5.Le virtue. Finally the reI :
,,ir,.p ni,ys,c..n got club ami stood 1t
the donrgay. and he sw"re II ever that
saf w.
,,,,- and Knocked at his door agan,
,.s.pIi lea, him to death, aud don't
,.ai.lgeti, But ayailea HIM no'hlng-
NJ: trend would creep up t" his I"cm
.,3, ,ro.k and then run down the hall,
shOugns
Have yoa heard the news from
Maine
The doctor got So mal a. THIS that he
Ind himself behind the door, and he took
Al u..h that the mex, person that knock
cd there, would surely die.
Nosliso happened that he numbered
saoug his patients an old lady, aged 90,
Eho used To- come and See him frequent
IT, and talh about her rheumatic pans
and a,h.s and draw help from hls medI-
Gle al ,.nspL.llon from his words Of
sH,urgemrut.
SIZE camesIaaly up the stars, wheeZing
Al every step. and nhen she bad reached
Lis !os!"ls gooal She ieebiy knocked and
ad
Doe.or, doctor
Have yoH heard the new from Maine,
, 1881-10-22
INA CoLCVBll,

This steamer armed IN Astoria = ..flAS
morniug at Q aui left for Portland at 10.
Sbe anchors l-'IoS st. Helena vhe'c her
passengers. mails and BAGGAGE VIZ. Trans
ierred to the l.urliue. which arrlvs.l here at
sP. N. Th- Columbia lishteuei a portion
OF her carg0 sa.l came up yesterday These
delays arr v,ly annoying, and We hope and
believe tins 10 the last t0a wAter se..sn; that
these distractions will he allowed 10 dctIin
the steamefS Ne count ON the energy of
our merchants, ~ith the AID OF the Gogern-
mcnt aud Nix Wizard, to keep the river
clear next ssasnIg-
All the above from 4 sinslr issue of l
Portland paper Vi the l1.h inst. tells i
terrible tale of the troubles sea f,rin.
men experience in ns,isaiin; The teach
eIous bare, sand banks and mud ii,ts Ia
what, by courtesy, is termed Fan rrland
port Our producers have t. pay Tor all
this damage III the small prices thrg oh
ianl for their gram. What with extOr-
ionate pilot and harhnr dues, heavy in
surances caused lay the hidden dangers IN
these rivers, and the proii:s Of T.. land
middiemen, th- interior merchant Is a
slave. The "nl, remedy is direct route
To the sound drmn the river and Z, tide.
water.
, 1881-10-22

R,Xp CaxchsF.-Ih1 Dali-s 1Sm,S has
his 10 .ay uf the concert gwen BY our lst
Cavalry E.hd III That city: The lst cavalry
Rapd was greeted at the Opera House last
Wednesday evening by good house The
prngrarnne was a choice s-lrction Of gems
from the best EiusiciIn., and rendered
throughout in such an acceptable manner as
to frequently win the applause of the appre-
cia i've audience. 1t 10 difficult 10 discrInl-
tate and award rarticnlar praise to any NUM-
her. nevertheless We think the eorne: duo
uas the sw-etrst mns,c We have listened TO
for some time This vas played by Messrs.
Erastus NJ. Walker and l.. G. Read Every
member Of the band is mu'iciar, and the
aow Of melody in all their performances IS
something to he appreciated i,y cnltnre'i
cas- They are nov playing # the d-ctin-
les Pavilion, III Portland.
, 1881-10-22
A FEATHERE0 FE;li FOWL.
Dr. Rincarson, Of Milton,
Exhibits a Fowl
Record
And Is '' Eeathered by the Coed
People Of that City.
The Old. Old Story OF Another.
Mans Wife"

Dr. E,nearson, OF Milton, is certalllg A.,
unfortunate fellow. If he ever hal hold OF
!ort"ae IN his lie he certainly got hold oi
the sn'msl iy the wrong end The fcstivr
doctor, however, Is one OF life's mor;als, who
i"a't deserve muck good fortune. Eaisei
III luIar9 he Las hscome iulbuei with the
idea ;nat he MAS all Of earth, and it Was OIL,
until Th"rs.lay night sha; the good peoplr OF
Milton trol the cnncrit cut Of him. ana
ka"carG his exalted opinion Of himself
mo l CoCEEn Htr.
From all the information Ne can ct the
d c,pr has been living al Milton tor some
tue, peddiing few pills now aad then,
and waiting on a patient whenever he could
iind one Wiiling to eatgust their life in hi,
hru'is. Some time ago he formed Al attach
mri.t t"r the wife os man named Talbot,
VIA" w'.s living ia Milton, and So earnestly
d.I
Ills arfE,LS or LuvE
Eng IN her ears, mi so great MAS h $ aGnJu:t
OF ha:tcry tbs; the po r woman forget home
AID friends, forge: her marriage vow, and
listening 10 his seductive voice, SIC tell i
victim To the wIvtsh II Mas all Sunshine
ior irset tI.nc, hat soaa the husband h.,
gan to notice the c6lineSs of his wife To-
ward hnn, and he kept l lockout. II
shortly discovered the object Of er afFe,.
tons and appealed 70 he.. bat all IN vain.
S!!e would not consent 10 give up h,r
MN FuUVb LUsE
and misery nom that hour bcsan. The doe
T. r after short Tins N al men " lill tIrc,i
"i his mistrrs-, and s,'on bryan to s.yr her
Sic cold shoulder II then came her time to
Appeal. hut the doctor listened not. and
aIal.y told hcr that hr wanted no more L.
DO with her, aul that she ha,l better - back
70 hcr ht:~ha..d. No: content with this, h.
" nt over the town telling oi her talthlrss-
IA, ss, AMI l'oastin. that lie had
ErINfD ON FAMILY
In tie Willamette valley, and this VS. the
src"nd. THIS 81 broke down the spirits OF
b .th n,a.. and wii-. that the citizels Of Nil.
ton tnul the matter IN hanh. ami npi naiI
IN Ion instic-, paid him Visit Thars.i:.y
night. They stripped him Of lis elothr>
and tore them in shro,l- Then they covered
him with tar aaA rolled him into pile OF
feathers land ran.or says they then gave hin.
a terrible horsewhiPpinsl and told him to
leave town, winch he dId.
EyEINThING Mas DONE orIETIY.
Bat with determination thai made resist
a,.ce useless. The nJc:or then lert and has
not been heari OF SINCE, ,md nobody wants
tn hear from him. He may coEgrthilto
himself That he escared with his hf-, arri
nos If he will crawl Into some daIk huir
and try and forget that he ever existed, Is
aIll confer L favor on every respectable per
SON III the State As Tar as tie your. wife
is concerned. If is lesson she VIII never
forget, and the niantlr of charity should le
covered over her Ia pity Tor the shameful
treatment she has received al the hanGs OF
this william.
, 1881-10-22
IyIs.iNk PIERCE,
DAYTON, w. 7.

N the uIl,-r e,gntry eas. 81 WaIla Wall
All | ak .: lie pubic !, zn insler'irn ii MY
tick before I.urchss:ng eis-WheTe.
The EE~T Il THE GREATEST.
None but han,i-Tnad- s'.-i- are sold 1t this
blisn yi@1I. -, -c!-5e T.
, 1881-10-22

HEs1y I'm. in The bsneas given TO Jim.
Std :. . .s.a,,,'n:. a'sAt a' the A4~lphi
!, I've 5-n.., heAr so. lie will
sHas~l.,.,I s'eFy night this weel
% '' for the Ssatfii fa';s et IN. IN 5sas Soas
, 1881-10-22
THE WILD WAVES.
Dangers Experienced BY Sea.far.
ing Men.
Aground on the TreAeherous Ears.

THr EErTISH EsEK EpfTH L"gNE EErnErgp
"NTnE sANi~ oS CI.rsor sFrr.
This morning about :. O'Clock telegram
WAS received IN this city announcing the
Edith LOrne, British hArk from HobeTt
Town, Tasmania, off the Columbia bar, with
a pilet aboard. A few hours later another
message was Received giving the startling IN
telhgence that she had gone ashore on the
outside of Clstsop SPit, and unless saccor
sooR reached her she would prove :o.al
wreck. Nothing further was received up 10
Tug boats from Astor!s would probably 20
to her assistance anu further news be sea-,
herr as soon As they coald get back. The
Edith Lerne is in command 0; Capt. Watt,
and Is under charter. We understand. tr
S:isnn. Church 4 Co, In ballast, 10 ioa.!
with wheat and -four for the United Ming
Com She Is an iron bark of sos tons regis
ster. Her loss. II sh, is lost, will he srrl
ously felt, as ther- are not enough v-sss-'s
nos - move the grain that this lOr: tur-
niAhes this year.
RELEASFp-AGKnCND
The State of California, which icit tha
port on Saturday morning, ran aground heir
the mouth OF the " illanrt.e, where She re-
NAMED until yesterday sitrrnccn ahont
O'Clock, when she was toved of Ivy the =.
e. Reed and Dixie Thompson. 1t was re-
ported that she again ran aground ON 81.
Hrlens bar. aud rs no word OF her reaching
Astoria had b Ell received at ocio-k to-
day. It 10 fair to pfesume the repor' Is a cor
rect Ole.