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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-09-15

and it is certainly time that their rep
resentatiyes begin to act upon some
basis which will protect the agricul-
tural districts from dozen or two of
the Portland sharks and leeches which
have for their object not the advance
ment of the general, but the promo
tion Of selfish corporate interests.
Portland is nice city and wealthy
one, and composed generally of a
good class of citizens, but they stay
OF home and attend 10 their legiLi-
mate affairs, while a dozen or two OF
her other inhabitants in the interests
of some jobs try to run the public
affairs and also swarm around the
Legislature each succeeding session in
the attempt to boost their corporate
pets and retard the Developments OF
all other parts of the State not calcu-
lated to enhance the interests Of their
pets. The people of the interior parts
of the State can protect themselves
from the encroachment Of these pub
lie sharks if their representatives will
90 to work with the view Of accom-
plishing that object.
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DRkM UErNETNs.

To license an evil By Legislation is
the method of making sae evi! lawful
in the eyes CT the laws Of the land,
bnt no statuary legislation can make
an evil morally right. Legislation
encireling an evil, to foster and per
petuatc it, cannot arrest the bad con
sequents that grows out that evil,
morally and physically.
Disease is tho principle result of
epitit ,irinkin9-no: all disease. De-
iiria'n ttemens is most frequently the
result Of dam drinking, bot this is
10; the only affection. Clrrhosis of
the iiTer ia a very frequent result of
dram drinking. The disease produc-
cs a contraction Of the liver and gives
ii granular and rodnlated appear
ance giving rise TO tho term "hob-
nailed" as known among medical
men. The victim OF the form of dis
ease becomes dropscal. You may de-
tect him by the enlarged condition
Of his body. The dram drinker that
is oyertaken with this aiiment is nev-
er cured-he is sentenced to o fatal
termination. An experienced obser-
yer of saloon victims may enter a
strange city, where there is liquor
dealing, and as he walks the streets
he will readily recognize the victim
of cirrhosis of the liver. The dis
tended, protruding and rounded con-
dition of the abdomen, advertlses the
victim to the world. The man that
is in this condition imagines frequent
ly he is growing fat, yet he realizes
! his appetite and digestion is bad and
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-09-15

that he is necessitated to have his
morning drams, SO he continues gulp.
ing down the frey element that is
infaming bis stomach and contract
ing and hardening his liver. To
burn ont mans digestive organs is
just as certain to end him fatally as
to send any @missel of death to the
brain, heart Or lungs, with this differ
ence onlY-the process is slower Let
the scepticai call on science and learn
facts. PRoHIBITlo
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ARE THEY CANDIDATES FOR UNITED
STATES 'sEEATo2s7 II so LOOK
GUT. FOR TuEM.

It was currently reported about the
time of the session of the last legisla-
ture that certain gentlemen of this
state came &c Salem, et that time to
occupy a position in the third house,
and that they then declared their OBJ
ject there was for the purpose Of "op-
posing anything which Col. Hogg
was Interested in" While it is not
cur purpose in this article to
enter into any inquiry as TO The
purposes and actions OF Col.
Hogg, further than to inquire
into what the above assertion
meant to the people OF Oregon. at
about the time OF the last Legislature
Col. Hogg was lesirous OF The legis-
latore to pass the bill known as Sen
ate bill 81, which the people by this
time are quite familiar with, and
which was for the purpose of resuiaL-
ing traffic among common carriers; q
bill, the passage of which, was Of the
utmost Importance to the people OF
the State. If Col. Hogg was anxious
at that time to accomplish anything
else before That Legislature 1t was pro
baby in the interests of building the
Yaquina Railroad which IS means
of competition in The transportation
facilities of Oregon is of untold
advantage to the people. l. might
be we'll st this time for the Senators
and Representatives of the present
Legislature 20 inquire end ascertain 10
a certainty il any Of these parties who
appeared upoh. the scene ct action TO
Oppose those things which Col. Eogg
vas advocating at that tiae are new
candidates toT election to the United
States Senate. It is possible if they
are and should be elected that they
mighs oppose something there in the
peoples Interests because they, or
thcir master, did not admire sotae
other persons desires or what nofnc.
ether person was interested in. IF
any OF srch parties now seek The
support Of the legislature for the
United States Senate it might be
well for them 10 arise and explain
why tho5 were two years ago trying
their utmost to destroy any possi5il-
ity Of securing to the people any
compctition in tra-Ec and frsights.
and Why they we're also trying TO
ttasten more irInIy and closely the
fattcrs of tie Willard monopoly
around the des,iaies ofthe people e1'
Oregon without any hope Of relief,
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j. wounded. Many shells fell in the British
- on-,,, b.foro +ba ,,,,,,,,, ,,nera ,an,1sod

wounded. Many shells fell in the British
camp before the enemy were repulsed.
Alexandra, Sept. 9.-During the night
small party of Arabs, whose object it is sup
posed was incendiarism, attempted to scale
the ramparts between Ramleh and Rosetta.
One Of the party was discovered by sentry
and the remainder fei.
London, Sept. "a dispatch from Pekin
of the 5tth states that Chinease authority
has interviewed boldly in Corea and seized
the father of the king and brought him to
China. The king has been reinstated by
Chinease troops and ships.
Constantinople, Sept. IA grand coun-
ell has been summoned to deliberate upon
the relations of Turkey with England.
After the issue OF the proclamation against
Arab Pasha, the sultan, as a mark of ap-
proval, has increased Said Pasha's salary
ESQ monthly,
Constantinopls, Sept 12.-The grand
council summoned yesterday to discuss the
relations between Turkey and England, has
oeCioCti e2t5 HiiAbssty SonfchsioH iiucV Sleai-
ly indicate the landing place of Turkish
troops in Egypt.
Alexandria, Sept. Environment fnan.
ciaI estimates say Egypt will lose nearly
f70, 100000 By the war. The cotton crop
which is entirely lost, would have been
worth nearly ezo, ,o00. 900. There is little
hope of saving any of the sugar erep if the
country is not within settled condition
within two months. It will be too late for
saving nexs years cereals. and several large
failures are anticipated shortly.
Kaassssin, Sept I2-5:30 P. M.-Gen-
eral orders are issued for forward move
ment Of the whole army, tents and baggage
to be transported by railroad to the point
nearest to the British encampment. No
bugles ara to be sounded after sunset.
Kassassin, Sept. l2.-Gsn. Wellesley BY
personal reconnaissance to-day got clear
idea OF the eneny's position, and battle is
now expected.
Kassassin, Sept. l3.-2 A. M-The Brit
ish ere now marching on Telel Kebir. The
attack will probably begin at daylight.
The British troops have three days rations.
Transports have bee. ordered 10 follow the
army along the north bank of the canal.
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meeting was held to-day by leading repub-
licans for the purpose of taking steps to
secure the withdrawal of both Beaver and
Stewart, and the selection of a candidate
for governor for both factions. Present.
John Welch, Thomas Cochrane, Amos P.
Little. Joseph Wharton and Edwin N. Ben
son. It is said letter will be formulated
and. addressed to both candidates asking
them for the good of the party to withdraw.
Topeka, Sept. IA new movement is
on foot in Kansas to defeat st. John for
governor, and some leading republicans are
said to be at the head of it.
San Francisco, Sept. ll.-Her maiesty's
steamship Rocket arrived in this port last
evening, six days from Esquimalt and on
her way home, having been relieved from
duty on the northern station. She carries
crew of 72 men.
Auburn, Sept. ll.-Last night the smelt-
ing works of the California Iron Co., caught
fire and were totally destroyed. No one
hurt. Fire is supposed to have caught from
gas escaping from the furnace. The works
cost about $3.50, COO, and the loss will be
very heavy.
New York, Sept. l0.-The Worlds cable
says, Great complaints are being made in
ireland of the utter withdrawal of English
capital in every form from the disturbed
island. Hotel keepers even are writing to
newspapers that their houses are empty snd
no tourists now vicit the country The
Irish papers eagerly assure travellers that
they are safe in every part OF the Green
Isle. hut To one seems disposed TO travel
in country where murders sFe of such fire.
|qnent occurrence. Sportsmen, too. have
iheen driven away by the people and half
the haunts in the sister Island might as
we'll ie closed. The effect of this isolation
of the people rs likely to be severely felt
Iduring the coming winter.
| Portland. Me-, Sept l2-It is under
stoed that two thirds Of the senate and at
least that proportion OF the house will be
republican.
New York, Sept. 12.-The Hersld's spec
the greenbackers who long have corrupted
politics and common sense in the state, have
gone back to their original folds. The
principal result to the nation Of the election
will probably be that Maine will not longer
have two congressman who will middle
public business to the bes. Of their ability
by measuring the general interest By the
greenbacl,e.s standard. Another result is
The suggestion thai Maine does not need to
lie republican in order to remain away from
the polls on a rainy day.
Chicago, Sept. i2-Time's Atlanta: A
llnrge number OF leading Georgians here pc.
Iti2ioned Governor Coiqnitt to appoint Ber
Hill. Jr, to FIJI the nnexpired term Of his
father in the senate. II is probable the
movement will succeed. The governor and
chief justics are candidates for tbs full
term.
!, Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. l2.-The city is
in sinancial straits owing to the gross mis-
! management of former officials and conceal
ment by present ones Of their neglect. nc
iIuoney to carry oct necessary Improvements
or pay interest until next year is available.
Cleveland. Sept l2-Mrs I.ucretia Car.
field to-day bong.,. for $50, 900 cash the
Ralph WorthingtoR residence on Prospect
street.
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INTERIOR REPRESENTATIVES, CiH 2Zsc-
TEcT THE PEOPLE IF THEY Will

From some indications which have
cropped out in the organization of
the present Oregon Legislature it
would seem that that body may not
possibly be so strongly organized in
the interest of Portland grabbers and.
monopolies as it was at the last ses-'
sion. The one who two years ago
made such loud, active and vindic-
tive demonstrations against the inter
ests of all the valley, southern and
eastern Oregon, was not this time re-
warded with any of the highest Off
ces of that body. The agricultural
portions of the state have had ample
rejecting time, since the last legisla-
ture, in order to study the motives
and actions of that body in the selfish
interests Of one or two corporations
which center in and about Portland,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-09-15
KSr IN ExYus.

Kassassin, Sept. s.-The nooa attack OF
the enemy has been rcpulsed, but the action
still continues along the front which extends
a distance Of three miles. All the troops
are out from the British camp and wounded
axe being brosghs iii; but the total easuai-
ties are not yet exactly known. The British
loss at !. rough estimate, is 400 killed and
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-09-15
TKLEGRAMS.

San Francisco, Sept. 8,-The greenback
convention last night made nominations.
After choosing state central committee
the convention adjourned sine die.
San Francisco, Sept, s.-The state con-
ventioa Of the Wom~ng Christian Temper
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-12-28
MILLINERY GOODS


W. F. Petition. district clerk OF Ford
county, is prepared to make out applications
for FINAL proof on homestead and pre-emp-
ton lands. The testimony Of witnesses and
applicants can alec be taken before Mr..
Petition. He will attend to all kinds OF
business with the United States Land
Once a, Lsrned. aue3l-tf
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-12-28
a Vegetable Product,

Only used in AYERS AGUE CURE, has
proven itself never FILLING and rapid
cure fer every form of Malarial Dis
order, Fever and Asue, or Chil,S AMI
Fever No injury follows its use, anu
its effects are permanent 1t rouses
the system TO q condition OF vigorous
health, clcanscS the blood of malarlai
poison, ana impartS a feeling OF conf
fort and security most desirable IN
Acne districts. 1t is an excellent tonic
an! preventative, rs well rs cure, OF
all complaints peculiar 10 malarious,
marshv and miaSmatiG regions. The
great superiority of AYERS AGCE CURE
over any other compound is that It
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or min
eral; consequently it produces no
quinism or injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured
by IL are left as healthy as if they had
never had the disease.
The direct action OF AYERS AGuE
CURE upon the Liver and Digestive
Organs makes it a superior remedy
for Liver Complaints, producing many
remarkable cures, where other medi'
cincs have failed.
For sale by all druggists.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-12-28

II has been pretty well established that
the origin Of smallpox in the interior states
il due to immigration, says the 81. Louif
Globe-Ds mccrai- This vas nouceabiy the
c,se with the epidemic which prevailed
year sgo. With the approach Of winter,
therefore, the importance of rigid inspection
BY the national authorities at the Atlantic
sesporls cannot be too strenuously insisted
on. Thorough inspection and univ r-al vac
cinnation checked the ravages of the disease
last spring; any relax alton now will expos
this part OF The country again.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-12-28
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
VENICE BLAsVING wIGGaNs.

The Canadian crank who some weeks ago
made direful predictions Tor this latitude IN
March next, is thus ,quelched by Vennor,
,hs other Csn,dian astronomical guesser:
/: is my opinion thai the particular con
junction or astronomical condition upon
which Virgins bases his March storms Is
more likely 10 have a counterba!sncing or
quoting influence upon the usual storms OF
tine month, and that these will not be Of
more than ordinary severity. Such predic-
tions in tie presen. indefinite state OF astro-
meteorological investigation are, in my op'n-
ion, simply ridiculous. A Emission" OF a
Stow storm or cold dip hurts nobody, but
such teiror-inspiring proclamation as that
now before the public ought certainly to be
backed up by far greater scientific authority
belo,e i, is needed to the slightest extent.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-12-28
GE MOysEs.

Mrs. 4. l.. Robbins aud Mrs. Muliep>
dore have purchased the stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
of Mrs. l.. X. Mcintyre, and have re-
moved the same to the building opposite
the signal office. where they will be pleas.
cd TO meet customers. Dress making also
carried on.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-12-28
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-12-28

From a reliable source the Caldwell Post
learns tha, the cowboys, as we'll as the rarch
men, on the range southwest, west and north
west of the CAutonment. are having rough
time Of ii just nov With the Indians. There
are reckless bands Of the painted cusser I'd
ing over the prAiries. setting fire to them,
rounding up COW camps and mistresiing the
boys when they think they can without be-
ing punched full of daylight, and swearing
that they propose to fire every cowmnn out
OF that country. Our informant and SIX
ether herJen were rounded up by twenty
young Indians The chief OF the party wore
an Indian police star, and struck cur inform
ant over the head with his gun, just Tor fun.
The cowboys retired to their dug out and
prepared for war, and the Indians dug on.
in lively manner over the pr>irie.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-12-28

Parties indebted to Cbaa. Milde, formerly
proprietor of the Lone Sta, Saloon and Res-
tauran,, mu.t make settlement with us.
HEINZ d KRAMER, Proprietors.
Letter heads, note heads, bill heads, en-
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notice at this Office.
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Give Us q call.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOK FUBLhCAIHON'
US LAND OFFICE,
Larned, Kansas, DecemberI Z, lss.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Il his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
mai said proof will be made before the Clerk oil
the District Court, Ford county, kansas, al thr
county seat, on Monday. January Is, lssS. viz;
John W. KEITH, Homestead application
No. 1870 for the NE y Sec. 20. Tp Is south,
- west
He names the following Witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land. viz: stephen Lixergood. OF Sreare-
lie Po. Thomas Bugg, j. d. Roy and lssac
Molar, ofDoage City ? o, all of Ford County
Jrcn c. a. NORRIS, Register.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-10
sSS ssss ssss s,s SSs sss ai';sss ss


srichef Or iAnasWif{{ la. .tSSVs swfAe millions
of dollars annually from the failure to pen
our stock ut ninht. There is nocxcu-c for
any Groryiau s,ayinr po,r ar starving his
land.
"Wi;h his cotton seed and stable manure
saved and cou,postcd with dccaycd leaves.
pine straw etc, an; farmer can become rich
if he wants to and double the value of his
lard in three years"
"lIow much COMPOST sLoulJ be- used TO
the acre?
1T is hard to use too mu,h. In France
the average is 10000 pounds to the acre.
\ Georgia farmer will hardly AVERAGE 100
pounds to the acre. will aycrarc 10 600
pounds next year. No:hin., pavs SO WELL"
How do yoa scatter 50 much to the acre ?''
''Smp!cst thing in the world. star 1T
twu>horsc wagon through the field, pu;
eight negroes with half bushcl baskets
without handles under their armcs in the
track Of each wagon. They sirt the com
post out Of the baskets as th1y walk alone
and have their baskets filled from the war
on" | have changed the position Of nv
co.,on>rows four inches to tho right every
year, 50 that the compost would b. thrown
in new strips every year. In this way
have ltr,llized my whole field instead of
cnrchiug the same rows year alter year. !
shall ,rcaitcr broadcast it,"
''lour whole secret then is cheap and
Intelligent manure, and plenty of it?'
"IcS. I've shown you the money profit
il manurc. I've shown you the added val
uc 1t gives to land. There are many other
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-10
ACIt L.

AL 49,, - AZ
Az ,,,ry,os o,s s,y nv, u. r., r,, -
NN"1
Nv here Will you stop N this progress
SION
Il doh Know snail doutle my manu-.
ring next year, putting o'ooo pounds to
inc acre L believe l VIII get 100 bales
rom 'hc % acres. nope To paSh 1t up To
threc Daics'an acre. nave Il lew acres Oh
"hich l put lo,ooo pounds OF compost "s
III exp 'F'ih', "iu every acre ol IL VIII give
me tnreo n'''S 'h'S year;
nr' Nar'heh r'iSeu i've bales Ito the
acre:
IS bu; LETT his land poorer. He
pushed ITS, stimulated it, and t'ok the very
h'a'' ou' ol IT, After taxing or my enor-
"'"u' crop l leave H"y N'"d rcher than
oS''fT. cultivate my S'Xfy,hve acres with
Two Plo"s' ana | VIII MAKE loo bales with
th2sc two pIowS on S'Xty.iive acres. That
VIII, DC S!"ry enough lor me- ana Will be
r!c'a''on 70 inc "orIu. oe!ievc vii! get
ninety oH'G" 'n'S year wl,H two pl"ws.
nave "'re"dJ f'cM'u '"r'y "tirS and the best
~, ""|': S"S "''o'y one 'H''u Is yet picNtd.
ais Is an astounding result: anH siinr'y
'"'"s ""'' intensive farming Will ID.
the FORMULA FOR TIE COMPOST,
"llow do You MAKE th:s compost.
Here is my formula:
lake thlity bushels we'll rc.tcl stable
manure or we'll rnitcd organic matter, Il;
leaves, muck, etc and scatter II about three
lnch.s ihIcA upon Il piece "i ground - Slt>
u"tcd th!t water VIII not aiahi on Il, bG:
Sucu OIL III. every direction. The thirty
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-11-10
NUMBER As.

They sent Mr. II e. GriGr, the Stcrrtarv
to Millcdg,v.lc to sec my crops aud verify
my S'''H'"'h'S uc Is to d'y IN" most en-,
a""S.'S,'. '''',' ~ "'o's'' over Tue SSS''"
"You u.drr,.,r3" ",ll.j NJ. Err,, :,
conclusion, "tha, have no possible interest
in this matter out.sid, ofn,y crops. have
"o ,'.''r' user W., u" r"">P'"''' no i."cy
with n,m,n,,, ..,n, - Wv"
manure, and any man, without price or pur-
chase, can d" what hpvc donc am salts.
h'1 I" make my IN my "nt n the ground,
. "''' 'o'I ':''' "'' ''''"" ''. ..'o's'
Yes. but SLOWLY. The diti..ul,v with us
all is that We try to farm too much land.
I'm good ior $4,000 with two mu!cs and
S'N.{ "v' acres Next year beat th.s'
~ Gvn nnw aor,s ,o',a "S W ."v",
tcbnntyed asrrs,--Tbes, / will cu!tisataswi,h.
Ethtse smniss and hakc tEo kandsfdA and
n''y oa'ss,ot c""oa on .h'H' le''dcs' ell tho
"T nm ,nyinr, :" Lo .li,1 .,, ~ ,.
plan adop,cd If it is don, we shall b,yr
the bcs, State in the wulld Why, look at
france Her rrcnptratlrc power Is the
wonder Of the world. And what, is it based
one or ,hr,r I,n,;l orn, -, nno snrsn,
r rn ~ ;,IM '"IIT Z" 'en';' I'op-'h one seaSo"'
per season on 4 niece Of l,nJ ,nJ L,,yn !,
richer than when started, viz: oats, cot>
!, c;n,, ", 'Ip Inr i''s, .rII % %1'"'"5 i1 '"o
r. "ve 1'' io1 aefS' OF i'nd Ike the o'
arovo or T f,c,nrv @ V trro. % t,r" a" n ".""So n,
thing else. | can live on INV 100 acres Of
Georgia scrub land like king, and lay up
money every year Any Georgian can have