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Cork Harbor; and soon after Bessie
was married to Kenneth.
Hints for Mothers.

When your daughter performs task
in an ill-iashioned manner, always say /:
There / might as we'll have done it
myself in the first place." and then
take the work out Of her hand and do
it yourself. This will encourage the
girl not to try to do the thing next
time she is set about it.
Never permit your son to have any
amusement at home. This will induce
him to seek it in places where you will
not be annoyed by his noise.
There is no place like home. I'm.
press this truth upon your children
by making home as disagreeablc and
unlike any other place as possible.
Never neglect the lock on the pan.
try. Some boys have probably turned
out frst-class house breakers, all ON ac-
count of this judicious treatment in
early childhood.
Be gentle and courteous before CON-
pany; but if you have a temper let
your children have taste Of it as often
as convenient. A mother should never
practice deception upon her brood.
Talk slightly of your husband to
your boys and girls. This will make
them respect their father.
Tell your child he shall not do a
thing, and then let him tease you into
giving your consent. This will teach
him what to do on subsequent occasions.
Make promises to your children, and
then neglect to keep them. This will
lead your children not to place too
much reliance upon your word, and
shield them from many disappoint-
ments.
Tell your children they are not the
worst you ever saw, and they will no
doubt endeavor to merit your apprecia-
tion.--Boston Transcript.
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ONLY GOING TO THE GATE.

Like bell Of blossom ringing.
Clear and childish, shrili and sweet.
floating TO the porch's shadow.
With the fainter fall Of feet.
Comes the answer softly backward.
Bidding tender watcher wait.
while the baby-qusen out-runs her,
"only going to the gate"
Through the moonlight, warm ana sssnted.
Love to beauty brssths sigh,
Always to depart reluctant.
10th 10 speak the words good-by;
Than the same low echo answers.
Waiting love Of older date,
And the maiden whispers softly.
"only going to the gate"
Oh, these gates along our pathway.
What they bar outside and in
With the vague outlook beyond them.
Over waves We have not been.
How they stand before, behind usi
Toll gates some. with price 10 pay;
Spring gates some. that shut forever;
Cloud-gstes some. that melt away.
h We pass them going upward
On our journey one by ono,
To the distant shining wicket
Where each traveller goes alone
Where the friends who journey with De
Strangely falter, stop and wait;
Father, mother, child or lover;
"only going to the gate"
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unsolicited testimony to tho Efficacy Of
Prof. Hctrls' PastilIes, taken from Lott
tors teoeINnd from pntrOnn.
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VICK'S
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vick's seeds the best In the world. The Floral
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Ssnd Jor Seated Descriptive ran,Dh-s
N fafe Giriny Anatomical illustrations a
eSHd Teafi,nony, apisich sgiiE Csnpiuce n
a fhe rstoef o.entic,.. thuf then co,, BE re- a
stored 10 1'crIces =, sd!fii, and tie cIfoI n
forces HotOVy pc-cssG0fisTeh o.,uc N
&s " neUeT affected. Sold ONLY bu
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Indians. April ii, 5b.--rhe I.cmsdy f. WORKING mar
fecty Had e. ensv from yanknass. for ysnrs past
iowa, Oct i1h. I'LL am elmoet surprised nc your
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West Vlrtin!h. Aug. y. l>N--I received your ruodt
fine and Ieve u hrs cucd me- Cor which m, very
thankful frclnsed Hud al piaass scnd ,,a on,,Sass
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Ia MAN.

EHo Is uaseouA's,to WIN rst osoonspHv or ~,
1aX MILL stE nv rsAu,.. IA tlis AZ > IVA 2 ~
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanent cured Of
that dread disense, consumption. by simple remedy
is anxious 10 make known TO his sufferers .he
means Of To all who desire Il, he will send
copy Of the prescription used, free Of charged with
they will find sure curfor coughs and colds con.
sumption, asthma, bronchitis &c.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please nd
dress, Rev. r. A. WILSON 1914 Penn. st., Williams
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MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
Whereas, default has been made in the payment Of
he money secured by mortgage, dated the Path
Jay o. IVY A. ~ d', ,s exeGS,ep aug Inv, ~ ,b
ty OF Alpens, Michigan, parties OF the first part,
% Peter Henkel, Of the city Of Detroit, Michigan, OF
orded In me office OF the Register Of Deeds Of the
county of Alpena, In iber two, al OF mortgages,
p ss,S ar ~ Ja %na ys, al nine ocock
he forenoon. And, whereas, the whole amount
claimed TO be due said mortgage ut the date OF this
notice. Ia the sum Of one thousand three hundred and
dive and sixty-six one-hundredth dollars az principal
md interest and the further sum of twenty-five 25
dollars, us an attorney fee stipulated for in sand
IN equity having been instituted To recover the
amount secured by said mortgage OF any part there
he power OF sale Contained In said mortgage has be-
come operative.
Now therefore, notice is hereby gwen that BY ,, mr.
statute In ,uch case made and provided, the said
mortgage will be foreclosed by sale Of tho premises
herein described, OF much such part thereof Ne
sill be sufficient to satisfy the said debt and interest
the said attorney fee, and all costs and charges al
Owed By law at public .aoion 70 me 1; snes
Water street, in the city Of Aipena, county Of Al
pena and State Of Michigan, that being the building
aid mortesrcd premises situated, held, on the
second day of March, A. ID. 1858, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon Of said day taid mo,tEaEed
premises aro situated In the city OF Alpena. county
" Alpena, and State q Michigan and described IN
aid mortgage 40 follows: Lots number five and six,
IS and g. in block number ninety-six tee,) OF the
village now city, Of Alp'na in the county Of Alpena,
and state Of Michigan, ~ appeals Of record In the
oflce Of the Register OF Deeds OF said county.
D''' A'p'''' ''O' v " PETER HENKEL,
Mortgages.
J. y. CLAYBERG,
Attorney for Mortgage. scswis
At the request Of the mortgngors The above sale is
hereby adjourned 10 the 9Th day Of May 1882, Mt the
PETER HENKEL,
Msrtgagee
J. u. CLAYBEEG,
Attorney for Mortgaess
AosnA March ., las2
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QCATTNiC Organs. q stops, 10 sets reeds only
OLnl Stso. Pianos si25 ur. Rare Holiday
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How Lost, How Restored !

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The celebrated author in this admirable Essay.
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k1Ths lecture should be in the hands Of every
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Sent under seal in plain envelope TO any address
postpaid, receipt Of six cents or two postage
,tamps. Address, THE CULvERWELL MEDI-
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EARS FOR THE MILLION
Is ChoSs Balsam Of Sharks Oil,

Positively Restores the Hearing. and s tho Only Alb.
soluts cure for deafness known.
This on 10 extracted from q peculiar spscics OF
small VIII 70 shark, caught IN the Yellow Sea,
Known a. Csrcharadon Rondeletii. Every Chinese
Alderman knows IL. Its virtues 1s restorative OF
nearing we're discovered bya Buddhist Priest about
the year l4i0. fts cures were numerous and many
no seemingly miraculous, that the remedy ofioi-
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has existed among the Chinese people. Sent, charg-
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Only Imported by HAYLOCK CO.,
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.

The meeting vas called to order by
DR.. s. Is. Raymond, and on motion Hon
Btnger Hermann was elected chair
mau, j. w. Strange secretary and j.
Home assistant secretary The char
msn appointed as tellers Messrs. ". A.
croxton and s K. Raymond.
4. cocklerease was called TO the chair
and Hon Binger Hermann introduced
the foIiowing resolutions, which, on
motion, W. re unanimously adopted:
Resolved, By the Republicans of Deer
creek precinct, in primary asseln@led:
That we learn with profound rrgre.
of the veto of the anti.t hinese bill by
Chester A. Arthur, the acting President
of the United States, so p.uch in oppo-
sition To the veil known views OF tie
kepub lican administration Of the late
Ia,nented President Garfield; anl
Resolved. that the Republican party
has ever shown itself to be The fflend
aud protector of the industrial inter~
ests of the nation, and the trusty advo
cate OF the poor man, and
Resolved, That The said veto meets
with our unqualified disaprroval. and
we denouIice it as unwise aud con.
dsmn the policy which prompted it, and
Resolved, That we hereby express
our most SINCERE commendation to all
the representatives in congress from
the Pacific coast, and especially to our
energetic representative, Hon. NJ. c.
George. for their untiriog advocacy Of
the Chinese bill, and their firm stand
in representing the unanimous feeling
of The Republicans of this coast and
State.
On motion 1t was ordered that the
polls be kept open until $3.50 o'clock
On motion it was ordered that tae
names of all pc. sons who vote at this
primary meeting, sh all record theii
nhmes with tho clerk.
On motiou it was ordered that the
nominees receiving the largest number
of votes be declared tie choice of the
convention.
On ballot being taken the following
persons were declared the choice of the
conventions: J. w. Dowell, Otey Boon
\. Cocklerease,' G. w. Jones, w.
Oh nowe.h, VIM. McBee, John Glider
sieve. n. lmblrr, VIM. Parroit, f. B
Dixon. David Hunter Jas. Velzain, G
w. Smith, Timothy Fprd, Marsha
Ingraham.
On motion \. .essrs. A. 4, Fiint ane
n. Gockler.ase was duly nominate;
for justices the peace and ? c. sni
der and David Hunter for eonstables 0
Geer Creek precinct.
There being no further business tn,
meeting, on motion adjourned sine & lie
]. w. STANCE. Sec.
Roseburg. Oregon, A phil 8fh. 1882.
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DEMOCRATIC CALL.

At meeting OF the Democratic
Central Committee, for Dougla-
county. Or. gon, it was ordered tllat q
convention o: tie Democracy be held
at the court house, in The eity Eose-
burg, ON Thursday, \ ay 4 b. 1882, ut
10 o'clock, A NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the State
Legislature and this gvarions coua v
offices.
It is recommended that primaries
be held in the vari US precincts on
Saturday. April s9lh.
One delegate at large having heen
voted to each pr cinct. reFfep,esen a
tation will be as fellows:
Cow Cr.ek, 3; Canyonville, Z; Goes
Valley, 8; Myrtle Creek. z; Deer
Creek, Is; Nil Scott A. LobkiuU G. IS.
a; Ten Mile, 3; Canas Valley, 3, Ail-
hur, 5; taiapeoia, 10; Yohcalla, 8; Pas
Greet, 3; Eikton, ). cotishur 3;
fiardiaer, q Smith Rtver. 3 NonIa-
riul. 2. Total, SO.
j. :. FIIZaUGH. c,,airman.
S. HAMILTON, sec.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY toNyEN-
TION

The de.ega.es of the republican
county convention met at the urt
a; 10 O'Clock. A. NJ on Thursday last.
The convention met pursuant to ad-
journmett:
COMMITTEES on order Of business re-.
ported as fellows:
s.air. Chairman: Your cummit.ee on
or,ier.of business and permanent or.
ganization bcg leave to submit the
following report: First-nomination OF
clerk; second, sheriff third t.easurer;
fourth. county judge; fifth, two COM
missioners; sixth. school supt r'ntaad>
ent; seventh. assessor; eigth, surveyor
ninth, coroner; tenth. representatives
eleven delegates 10 attend the stai'
G, invention and fur her recommend
that the present officers be considered
as permanent officers.
The space occupied by the praceed'
ings Of primary meeting forbids an ex
tende d account OF the county conyrn ion
All eau here see the ticket:
Republican Nominees Representa-
ives: Il eBrown, II P Webb, !" a.
Perkins, j Hunt.
Judge-P G Parker.
Clerk-Geo Kimbsl!.
sher ff---J S Purdom.
Treasured r B Winniford.
commissioners q siunderer.
BidIle
school Supt.-F w Benson.
Assessor JAS a Sterling.
Surveyor-John Litirell.
coroner-Dr J c shambrook.
Delegates to the state Convention:
Henry G B own, J G Fullerton, Ringer
Herman. Al w Reed, Il b Dixon, tieo
w Riddle, Leonard Buell., John EN-
mitt, Jas T Cooper and DIV Stearns.
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He was but colored man; aud
yet he had common sense and
he saiG: "IVell I nave been
dowc S5u.h; [ was born there.
7 honored Mr.. Lincoln; | know he
liked my people, and lie worked
we'll for their emancipation. We
were promised many favors by
the Republican party aud many
favors Mr., Lincoln gave US. But
we are freemen now, aud some oi
us have been voting the Demo
cratic ticket lately, and the China.
tinan is, according to Arthur's
veto, better suited I'd work tEs
cane and cotton fields than those
born there. Aud | won't stant
that. Wemay be black; but VI
have right to say We have homes
hearts in our bosoms. Perhap'
Arthur and his friends want Il
make voters of the Chinese
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Elsewhere we give the names
OF the Republican nominees for
county officers. Every man is
known to the amount of his
worth who holds a p ace on the
ticket. AS to them we have on-
ly this to say: There are one or
two strong and good men on the
ticket, and yet every one OF sict.
will have a heavy load to carry
when it comes to the rest of the
ticket.
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Adm in;stratr Z Notice,

Not,cs. is hereby given tfat the under
signed has been duiy appointed BY the
County Court It Douglas county, Ore
gon. and has qnalis.a been qualified as
Adminisfr Ia irix OF The estate sit join ID
Van Buren,, dsceascd, IAte Of said county.
Nov. therefor ali psrscns owing said
estate, aae notifi.d 10 MAKE iInus.sii ars
payment. ard all fersoEs laving cams
agaiHst sid estate are hereby required II
present the same, with prpi+r ystnei.ers
to the IN isrsignrd AT RossbnGg Oregon,
within months from date brf.uf fuf
March e5sii. 1872.
ALICE G. VAN BUREN.
administrator.
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SATURDAY, .......... APRIL. i

1t aas good and consistent
on the part Of Judge Fitzhugh
when he wrote in the scroll OF
the eagls on the poster calling
for the Democratic county con-
yention-sNo Chinese need an
ply.' He expressed his sentl-
ments.
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n e yN u ARB ER
M - aD - !,
Next door to the Metropolitan Hote
Roseburg, Oregon.

The undersigned has opened . neat
and comfortable barber shop at the
D ace above described. and lla wing long
experience i'm his profession, is satisfied
he can give satisfaction To all who may
give him call. His prices are pop
ular, and as follows:
Hair Guttldg, % cents; Shaving. 90 cts.
All ask is fairilial, and that shall
prove my work as barber. am
willing 10 be put to the test.
Mo CHA RLES HA DI.EY.
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Inc Portland Mereary is a dir
y sheet-else to wreak the ven
geanee, he spleen, the nastlness
Tof one bad man agalast another
30 w,dely known to be an honest
man, 1t would moi have permitted
to have appeared in it's columns
slanderous, sinking article
under the caption OF "Sncaking
olanderer." That article was
written BY party who lives in
Roseburg, and yet it was dated at
Oakland; and consequently that
article bears upon It's face the
WORD iiar-an eplthet no honest
man would tamely bear uttered
30 iong as he had a good right
arm to assert his manhood. The
time for forbearance has ceased
Sas q virtue. There can aud
should be no compromise ait,,
q ialse'N ltness. When a man Is
a false witness against his neigh
Dor aaid lis nelgilbor's ,eople
be should only be allowed a drum
head court,martiaI.
FN1a
The party accused of writing a
certain truthful article for tbl,
paper is innocent. We have
the proof. That bad man Kelly
has the proof. That 0ad Kelly
wrote the article grumlIea at
tn is the truth-an.i lie stands
spersoaally ready, always re d. to
back what lie publlsh-s-no take
shaek here.
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NOTICE.

hereby notify all 10 whom Il inay
concern that | Uanl nothing eharged
On my account. without awritten order.
~ 3. SINGLETON
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OAKLAND TEsss,
I,e farmers rejoice once more.

The farmers rejoice once more.
Fishing and Luuting is indulged In
Low by all.
Beef cattle are In gocd-demand al
this place at high prices.
Frank Crouch OF Eugene is visiting
relatives and friends at this place.
Seve.a car .oails OF hay were shipped
from this place 10 the front during the
week.
Henry Churchill and Jack Howard
returned from the Siuslaw country, on
| Monday.
Mrs. Washburn of Portland, who is
| well known in this vicinity, Is visiting
| relatives and friends here for few
days.
| At the last session of the County
Court new precinct was set off fom
| Calipooia precinct, which is known as
the Nonparisl.
Rev. Reed, of SEATTLE, delivered q
very abe and interesting sermon in
our pulpit last Sunday. A large and
apprecative aud ence were in attends
ance.
All the merchants of this place have
PURCHASED large and extensive stocks
of goods, preparatory for the spring
and summer trade winch promises to
be better than ever before.
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The assertion has been made
that no Republican in Oregon
could endorse Arthur's veto. It
is untrue. A Republican paper
gets IN as follows:
just now the Democrats are tearing
their hair and shouting wildly. What
is the trouble? Drunk, snakes or mad
dogs? No, they are running from the
Chinese, and with gongs .and stink
pots, in true henthenetyle, are making
al this uproar. hoping theirby to de-
ceise tie public and frighten few
timid people inio voting the Democrat
ic ticket. /, will not work 1t is too
muchee!" 1t will D AXE people want to
know. you know, why tiis is thus?
They will on b wanting 10 kuow why
so many Democrats emf 10y Ch nanaena
This is what no fellow can find out and
what no Democrat can explain. | will
mot co to give Dundreary's explanation
-"that birds OF a feather flock togeth-
er'-and while Lunting for better ex
PLANTATION, they may let out the awful
Iact that more Democrats than Repub-
licans are hiring the heathens. If the
Siauy leaders ere not careful the Chi
nese gu stion will be too rau,h for them,
IKE every other question with which
iney nave wrest ed for years. The par
y only weighs about sixty pounds. but
Always lakes hold of question weigll-
lne ton wit the utno confideaee.
VI course the party always g is hurt.
Ih~ paper u,ter;ng the above
-detes'ible sentimsnts is the prop,
<ersy of a Republican by the name
OF Klncaid, and he having been
q stalwart from the beginning
q pap>sucker-lt is pet be won
dered at that he stands by his
party and against the laboring
white classes of the Pacifice slone
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sa4 RsAfrMEaT. caro- Bros.
had cause for closing their store on
Monday Both hoped 10 go to Germany
10 see their aged mother before she
died; nat on sunday last the news
came that flae ere they loved the best
o. earth was 10 more. Simon had al.
Teu!if pfeaarea sor bis journey, and ali
syFlp Ehs3. s.itl. lsador and Simon id
the;F aafsgE meut. Mrs. NJ ariom b
caro- se at Kolmar, l. p. Gerl
mas istrch 10th, and good mothei
ha- lett her three sons and one daugh-
ter to sorrow. In the hereafter they
hope to meet her. and no doubt the
mother will be pleased to see those she
had always loved.
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MYRTLE cREsK.

SD. INBEeENDENT.-Tili burg Is
coming up like = - ina log. st,ria.
fights began last week. Two new sal
looms sprang up ike mushrooms aua
another lib embsyo. Heaitti Of eoun ry
good. Crops look fiue Hotel De- Bsw-
lex oyerm. good treatment is the
cause. send usa barber. Myrtle can
beat tie world for big beauties, Pink
calieo. scrub hogs, nd bangs We have
good ho here Supervised by Mr.
Hall. hailroad progressing. iilank
yoa f,r or generous Criticism rela-
tive To oer emosratic no,, ineev ssiio
the INDEpENDENT AARON.
Mr JOHN Chase fas ren.ea gua. e
Natson's resieense.
hr 4 Marks left fpr Portland las
Msnday evening.