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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25
OREGON TO Il AssACn UsErrs.

Seine time ago Messrs. Hodge, Davis & Co.. of this
city read in Massachusetts paper that Hon.
Charles r. Lsdd auditor Of that state. afflicted
with an incurable kidney disease, and had been
obliged to giyeup work and return to hts home,
They immediately sent him box of their celebrated
Oregon Kidney Tea, and from time to time sent him
other boxes. few days ago they received from
him the following letters
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Guiteau as He Is.

As we entered his cell we found him
writing his address to the jury Ny
companion was gentleman of wide rep
utation, but one who had never met
Guiteau. Without an introduction the
alert prisoner addressed him by name
and greeted him with politeness. Had
the felon been an artist sitting in his
studio, conscious of having accomplished
some great work in beauty, and receiving
callers to compliment him upon his
achievement, his manner would scarcely
have been different. Had he been gem
tleman of leisure and wealth, sitting in
his library receiving calls of compli-
ment, his bearing would have been SUBJ
stantially the same. Had he been law
yer of abundant means, Indifferent to q
clientage, glad to have careless visitors
come, he would not have behaved differ
emily. His smile was self-satisfed, but
all over that face and all over the walls
of his obnoxious cell seem to be written
the truth that "a man may smile and
smile, and may be villain" His de-
meanor in the court room and his de-
meanor in the cell are in all respects
different. The voice which in the court
room CRATES upon the ear, is in his cell
half SOTO, not unmeiodious, almost gen.
tie. In his cell he is as mild hammered
man as ever scuttled ship or cut q
throat. The keenest eyes will look into
that face and study that manner and OBJ
serve the minutest details of the bearing
of the criminal in vain to find q trace of
remorse or penitence for the commission
of the great crime OF which he is accused.
~ New York World.
~
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Send Sl.00 to w. ID. Palmer, Portland, for one
years subscription to the Pacific 0verscer, the
great semi-inonthly A. OIL W. paper.
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hesitation in saying that have been much benefited
by the use of the Oregon Kidney Tea remedy for
who are similarly afflicted. q safe and agreeable
remedy shall test its virtues further, for have
great faith IN 1t as specific for many diseases OF
the Kidneys Respectfully yours.
CHAs. II. LADD,
on Mossrs. Hodge, Davis Co., Portland, Oregon,
and the Oregon Kidney Tea can be bought Of any
druggist or dealer, IN Oregon or Warrington Price
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25

M MusIc: Largest stock on the northwest coast,
orders filed promptly. Send stamp for catalogue
and journal, Wiley B. Allen 153 Third street,
Portland
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STkas Sure Cure for (8l3H6

/ tQuIp Or DRYs PRIlE ii %; "A raf0sf aERfo
sass ., @ sssi,sd S e1 IS 5ss,g: & viii ful dIr
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FooND AT LAST.



Hundreds of testimonials giv ven to DR.. Henley, un-
solicited. in his possession from his towns
men, living right here among us, testifying TO the
wonderful curative powers Of his Rheumatic Neu,
traizer Dr. Henley refers only to the tesfimonials
given by well known parties in midst, and never
relies on far of and unknown individuals, rs sup.
porting, what he claims to be true OF his Rheumatic
tsm in existence The doctor long since discovered
the folly of applying external remedies for disease
that has its seat IN the deepest channels of the
blood, and therefore set to work to discover REM
edy for rheumatism. and mankind may rejoice in
his Rheumatic Neutralizer
pEPIsITros ON RHEUsrATfsM
II you have thorn splinter in your finger and
You put on Chloroform, Some other drug, you
stop the sensibiiity Of pain for time only. The
thorn is still there, and the effect Of the
drug dies away the pain returns In order to get rid
OF the pain You must have that thorn pucked out Of
the flesh. That IL precisely the same way with
Rheumatism: yoa might rub on the skin some drug
10 stop the pain for q little time, but the pain is
sure to return the effect of the drug dies
away. Now It has been proven beyond the slightest
doubt that Rheumatism is in the deepest Channels
Of the Blood and that there Is other way to reach
II only through the Blood. This has been demon-
srRted right here in Portland by dozens of people
that have been cured by DIR. Henley's Rheumatic
Neutralizer. That is the only Medicine that has
Ever Reached the case and made Lasting and Pers
manent Cures In fact. the only true principal tor
Eradicatng rheumatism from the system is through
the Blood. 1t is pack of nonsense to attempt any
other method. that is, il you would wish Perma
nent and Lasting Cure,
The Doctor has come to the conclusion after
twenty-five years travel aud close investigation that
the Liver has grest deal TO do with rheumatism
man or woman with good sound Liver seldom or
ever has any pains aches. The Doctor has got up
Concentrated Liver Pill. one pill for dose. One
OF these Pills has more effect in rousng the torpid
Liver than gross of other Pills. By all means use
the Concentrated Liver Pills in connection with the
Eeutralizer.
OFFICE: 203 Third street. Taylor, Portland
Oregon.
HODGE.' DAVIS q CO.. wholesale Agents.
Frank G. Abel, the Gold Medal Photographer
OF Portland, is al va good natured and happy,
and no wonder, as his customers are always
pleased with his work and pronounee it superb
The "Pawnbroker, or Life's Lottery" is the
sensation at the Elite theater, Portland, this
week, with hosts of new stars in their special
ties.
Music: Largest stock on The northwest coast,
orders filed promptly. Send stamp for catalogue
and journal, Wiley B. Allen 153 Third street,
Portland.
Send sl.00 to w. d. Palmer, Portland, for one
years subscription to the Pacific Overscer, the
great semi-monthly A. @. U. W. paper.
Garrison repairs all kinds of sewing machines.
Q. n. P. Co. New ser,es,. No az
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The "Pawnbroker, or Life's Lottery is the
sensation at the Elite theater, Portland, this
week, with hosts of new stars in their special-
ties
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Garrison repairs all binds Of sewing machines.
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Of limitations Of both the above Justly ceIe-
GRATED articles.
SOAP COMPANY. who also manufacture the
largest assortment OF LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP
oTFIcE.soa sacramento street. san Francisco
California.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-02-25

Frank G. Abel, the Gold Medal Photographer
of Portland, is al va good natured and happy,
and no wonder, as his customers are always
pleased with his work and pronounce it superb
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@. n. P. Co. New series,. No ~.
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Household Sewing Machine.

Dealer In all kinds OF Sewing Machine Attach.
ments. Needles offs, Etc.
tz-Sewing Machines repaired on short nntica
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LnosS WouuelAuAiy beautilu1 WOlAtu l
ever saw.
Of Lucy. see bat little; she is abb
stracted and contained, spends whole
seems to pass her whole time IN dream
ing out her new stories or poems, which
are certainly worth the trouble.
But, Hattie why did you never tell
| me Of the other one, Nettie, the house
hold fairy, the wee, witching, graceful
Cinderella to these lovely sisters? No,
abused and neglected, and Nettie just
wraps round her warm heart the love of
! the whole family. While Leonie is rid
| ing, driving, skating, or sleeping, and
and Lucy is shut up in the library be-
wailing the sorrows of Aramenta or Great
| ing situation for Clementina, Nettie IS
| the home fairy. She appears in the sit
| ting-room daily with delicious COM
| pounds which she informs me she has
| manufactured for my especial delight,
/ though notice there is always a dupli
cate dish for the doctors dinner or sup
per. She comes in demurely to sit
down to great piles of white stuff which
| she very grayeiy states TO be the week S
mending, and shoots tiny glittering
needle in ard out, reducing long ends of
thread to miserable inches in less time
than it takes to tell it, her tongue all the
while keeping up merry rattle, or trac
ing out deeper thought as the whim
takes her. The others are very gay, and
dazzle me night after night by coming in
to twist around before the pier glass as
they start for q party, sometimes drag
ging Nettie off too, spite of her reluct-
ance, to bring her home full of pleas
ure at the admiration lavished upon her
sisters.
But the most charming time of all Is
the evening. Or. Hammondis generally
sisters remains On the latter roccasions,
we have music and small talk; but when
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

ALysaxprrA, September iG--Rort AshIsa
was surrendered this morning % General
Wood 10 person. Ths c0mosndans ead
twelve SfiicerS @ ne forward 70 surFsndss.
General wood immediately iuqutrpd Tor
the Italian Naval Lisutsssnt rso,ucsj
Pssba's cSuyc. Afssr soms daisy bholeen
was brought forward. wearing ths enlftsm
of an Egyptian officer. He sas imoc1i'
stsiy placed urdef arrest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
A Probable n urder.

CoLuMRIASA, o.. September 10. - East
Fairfield, q little village Ave miles south.
east of here, was the scene yesterday OF
what will, In all probability prove mur-
der. II appears that one Ham Lodge, q
desperado Of the town, got on a drunk, and
in his frenzy proceeded to the shoe shop OF
one Shsffer, who has always been regarded
as peareable citizen. and without any
provocs,ion, proceeded to abuse shatier to
such an extent that il brought on hsht.
Shatfer hammered Lodge with heavy iron
ptgcutter. ard broke his arm. Lodge no
ally succeeded in wrestling the weapon out
of the hands OF his opponent, and struck
him q blow on the side Of the hesd which
injured his skull. ShafIer's life is de.
SPARED Of Lodge was arrested last even
ing and placed in Jail to await the result of
injuries inflicted on his victim.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
HARDY'S CHOICE.
Judge James ID. Armstrong Strongly |
Endorsed for the Csnk ressionai Nom |
iuation I'm the SECOND Dtssrick. |

Judge James ID. Armstrong Strongly
Endorsed for the Csnk ressionai Nom
ination I'm the second District
sascaI DLsaaich 70 Ghe SsndoB Reysste-.
MooRgFIElD, w. Va. September l6.-The
Democrats Of this section are fast settling
down on Judge Jsmes D. Armstrong as
the man 10 nominate at Piedmont Tor Con.
eress,' The desire seems general to select
some gentleman who has not been active in
ur laIe troubles. Judge Armstrong vas
L OF in any way mixed up with that con-
lest, He is q pure. hiyh-tOued AMI honor
able gentleman, and in point of ability ,s
the equal of any man in our district. He
has hetn ON the bench in this circuit fi'e
or Elk years, snd has given the pe'pie aud
ar general satisfaction. He Is fist class
lawyer and good debat-r He will 90
InIo the Piedmont convention With the
g, uniies Of Hardy, Mineral, hampshire,
P.ndl.tun and Grant
United for His Nomination
He is = strong man on this side OF the noun.
isirs, and II nominated will bring olt ih-
full vote. The Democrats of the five oDuu-
lies abuve named have never before even
asked nomination for any gentleman in
item. We hsve always gwen our supper;
,ogeutIemen in Uther parts ot the district.
md ~ We poll large Democratic vote. we
think the DenIocrscy in other sections
should now r-cogniz- our claims to this
nomination, especially wnen We present 81
600 a man and Democrat Is judge Arm
strong We think Berkeley and jefferson
counties couId aff;rd 10 be moi~st n9E.
8 and back and let Us have chance Bo'h
# tho-e counties pre-ented candidates {
tb+ last convention. The Democracy tr'ei
,n give them one pr the nitsr nf ,h-'n. Dat
enuh not sati>fy the me whp didn't get IT,
We think und-r al the circum It ioe-S this
non inaiiob btlongs +, the Ssuth BrAnch
Valley. We are becoming tired OF being
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
JEFFERSON COUNTY
viii Cast q Solid Vote for Her Ia
yorite Son, Hon. w. l.. Wuson-The
Delegates Appointed.

viii Cast Solid vote ior her fa-
yorite Son, Hen. w. l.. "lson-The
Delegates Appointed.
Special Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register.
CHARLEsrowS, w. Va, September l6.-
Tie mass-convention held pursuant to the
call of the County Executive Committee to
select delegates to the Congressional Con-
yention at Piedmont convened to-day. On
motion it was resolved that the convention
proceed to vote for candidates direct and
whoever received majority of the votes
csst should be entitled to the solid delega-
ton to be appointed by a commit
tee selected by the Chair. Hon.
w. l. Wilson and Capt. W. II:
'Trayers were the only candidates. Out OF
three hundred and sixty-siX votes cast. Mr.
Wilson received two hundred and thirty.
nine snd Capt. Travers one hundred aud
twenty.seven. The delegates appointed,
who are, therefore, instructed for w. l..
Wilson are George Baylor, J. c. Wiltshire,
S. w. Washington. John T. Colston, K. A.
Alexander, J. c. Holmes, John G. Shirly,
Eugene Baker w II. T. Lewis, r. w. Ray
Ior' Edward Tearney. J. W. Rider, James
Conway, c. II. Trail, W. A. Morgan, c. H.
Knott, W. Butler, II. c. Enter, r. d.
Lamar, and George NJ. Belthoover. The
county was we'll represented, and 1t NAV be
fsirly said correctly voiced the sentiment
OF the people.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

the b, 2. & C. road, who has been down
with general debility for some months, is
able TO be mp, but there seems to be no as
suTipg improvements.
The Sidney aseeiyed about l 900 packages
of glassware from our wharfs LAST evening.
The consignment was from the Belmont
and Etna Glass Works, and WaYing, Hart
& Co, anu vas for Southern points.
There will be services in the churches to-
day rs follows: Usual preaching Mt the
Fist and Second Presbyterian and Dsci-
The pastor will preach in the Gernssn ut
1890
At the>st. Johns Catholic Low Mass ut
A. NJ, High Mass at 10 A. NJ, and FespeTS
and benediction at 2 p. NJ by the pastor.
Rev. q. w. GRAY, presiding elder, will
preach in the NJ. T. Church tomorrow.
Colonel Baron has sold his property or
Belmont street to DIR. KuTgs, and W. It.
Forester has sold his property to George
W. Campbell, of Glencoe.
The 5 o'clock train on the c. Il 2. was
two hours late arriving last evening.
More people attended the fair during
the week than ever went to Wheeling in
whole month. Hundreds upon hundreds
went and were highly pleased with tine dis
play. The c. Y. Lucas carried about 23OO
people, about 500 of whom we're from
&oodsfield and intermediate points on the
B. z. & c. Road. ,,., y.
The directors Of the Bellaire. zanessilie
4 e pcinpsff Road met ct tbe Globe House
Yesterday with closed doors in consultation
on the extension of the road TO Cincinnati.
From an interview with Mr.. Armstrong,
one of the directors, we learned the pro-
ceedings were private. but he informed US
that the work of extending the road from
WoOdsfield TO Cincinnati would be COM
mPnced about the 1st alt.
Last evening on the Bellaire, Zanesyille
& Cincinnati Railroad, Conductor Burkett,
in stepping from one car 10 another, Tell
betweet the cars and had his leg and arm
manged in q fearful manner. At this
writing arrangements are being made Tor
the an putati0n of the injured members. =
Col. James Eberline, conductor on the
accommodation, is off taking in the Pits
burgh Exposition. o. S. Jenkins, OF Wells
Vile, is on in his place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
MARION COUNTY.
Republican County Convention-Jones
and Manley for the Heuse-AttemPt
ed Alliance with Greenbackeru.

Republican County Conyentfon-Sones
and ManIey for the Heuse-Attempt
ed Alliance with Greenbackers.
Special Dtspatch 10 the Sunday Register.
FAIRNoNT, w. Va, September l6.-The
Republican County Convention, held in
this place to-day, was quite largely sttend-
ed. An effort was made TO unite the Repub-
liran. Greenoa and Labor parties against
the Democracy, which, to certain extent,
failed. The Republicans to-day renomi-
mated Mr.. John c. Jones, Of Manning
ton, for the House of Delegates, and en-
dorsed Mr.. Geo. w. Manley, Green backsr.
for the same position. They nominated
Mr.. W. s. Meredith. Of this place, for
Prosecuting Attorney and endorse Mr. 5 II.
Springer, a Greenbacker, for County Com
missioner. The Green hackers were willing
for a fusion, but insist upon the right to
name their own candidates, while the Re-
publicans clsimed the right to nominate
their candidates and name Greenback asso-
ciates. The Greenbackers are anything but
pleased with the result, and il is no telling
whst their convention, which meets here
next Saturday, will do. In the mean while
the Democrats are happy and confident oil
the election of their entire ticket.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
BOLD ASSAULT.


DEs MoINEs, September l6.-John James
q grocer, wss assaulted this afternoon about
three o'clock, in his store, and knocked
down and robbed of $500. While the as
sailant was stopping over the PROSTATE
form Of his victim rifInahis pockets custom
ers coming in and gave chase. The Willis
was captured by citizens and is now in Jail.
Mr.. James is said TO be dying, and strong
sentiment is growing in favor OF lynching
the sssailsnt, who answered closely the
description of the man who assaulted sa.
loon keeper Hans. Kastberg, on Wednes.
day night This makes the third ferocious
assault for the purpose of robbery within Q
week, one of the victims being dead and
the other two probably dying. At eight
o'clock this evening the streets were filled
with excited knots OF men discussing the
event, and many are urging the hanging OF
the asssilsnt. A meeting OF law-abiding
citizens has been called. to arrange for
good tslkers to dissuade the mob in case
one !s formed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
PRESTON COUNTY
Will Vste SOLID fss Martin, with Hay
mond Ne SeeenR Choice.

Speciol DispatS to the Sunday Register.
CRANBRKY, w. VA, September l6.-0ur
County Conventiau fer sending delegates to
Piedmont, organized at p n. today, with
Col. James w. Brown temporary chairman,
and H. C. Worthin9ten, Secretary. Jas H.
Carroll was recomn ended by Committee on
Permanent Organization for permanent
chairman, and z. A. Coniff Secretary. The
crowd was large and enthusiastic. All
past bitterness was forgotten and all
worked to secure . candidate that would
win. Twenty-fDar delegates were selected,
one for every fifty voters. The vote will
probably be solid for Martin, but Raymond
has many friends among the delegates.
No instructions were made. The Con-
vention was addressed by Col. Monroe and
Junior Brown. The meeting was harmo-
nious, and everybody will support the
Piedmont convention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
SPORTING MATTERS.

SACRAMENTO, September 16.-Third race,
three mile dash, free for all; won by Fred
Collier, at a slow csnter, in $40.
Last race, consolation purse, mile and re-.
peat race; run in a down pour OF rain and
q stiff breeze. Atlanta took the first heat
in l:44H, May second. Maria took the
second and third heats in 1:47 each, May
and Douglass alternately second.
CoNEY ISLAND, September l6-First race,
one mile; Joe Murray first, Springfield
second, Saunter third. Time, l:43.
HanlAn Accepts.
ToRoNro, September l6.-Hanlan accepts
Ross challenge to row for 81 500 and the
championship of the world in two weeks
from signing articles.
Base Ball.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
THE MARKETS.
Interesting wheat tsaissses-Yestsr.
days Finance Maskst-Prsdaee -
Leading Points.

Interesting wheat stsaissses-Yestsr.
Leading Peints.
The Produce Exchange, Of New York,
recently published table showing the
acreage, product and export of wheat
for series of years, from 1869 to 1884,
both inclusive. There was an increase
In acreage every year, except In 1870
1877, and 1881, when there was small
decrease. The acreage In 1859 IL stated
at fa, ,lSl, 900 acres, and In 1881 at 81, I07,-
O2O acres, the latter being nearly double
the former. The Bureau Of Agriculture
makes the wheat area 81 ,223l acres less
this year. than 1t was last year. The
smallest crop during the period em-
braced in the table was go, IL, 400
bushels, in 1871, and the largest was
49S, ,549, 1858 bushels, In 1880. The ex.
port has ranged all the way from 3d..
0l4,7l5 bushels In 1872, to lS8, ,33l ,3l4
bushels In 1880. The table gives aver
age prices In New York except for 1881.
The highest average was =. 45s In 1871,
which il in harmony with the TACT that
the crop of that year was the smallest.
But the average Of $l.l4l per bushel In
1850, the year of the largest crop, was
not the lowest, the aver
age having been only $l.Os5
in 1878, when the crop
was 7S,OOO,OO0 bushels less. The
largest yield per acre was 1919 bushels
in fS77, and the smallest was 10 busheis
in 1881. The yield per scgo % -i817-Wyg
closely approximated In 1859, when i
was 1876 bushels, and in 1879, when II
was 1873 bushels per acre. This year
the Commissioner of Agriculture esti-
mates larger yield per acre than In
1850, when 1t was 1871 bushels, fol he
estimates the entire crop at 500, 900, 900
bushels, or about q million and q half
more than in 1880, from nearly q MIL
lion acres less area, which would give
about 1875 bushels to the acre.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
ISLAND OF MADAGASCAR.
A Series OF InsurrectIons Among the
Tribes.

Bos1oN, Mass, September l6-Some
weeks ago brief mention was made Of
trouble at the Island of Madagascar, which
il WAS said involved the safety Of American
residents. The bark David Tapan from the
island is the first vessel 10 resch this cOun.
try with news Of the true state OF affairs.
She reached here yesterday, and passengers
report series of instructions among the
tribes on the coast against the authority Of
the Queen. The trouble grew ont OF the
Queens prohibition of the expectation OF
ebony. rosewood and other valuable pro.
ducts to this shd other countries. The 10.
cal tribes persisted in the practice, tempted
by the liberal offers OF Americans. A smsll
srnsy was sent from the capital in the in
terror to the coast in june, aud there were
seytTrl unimportsnt engagements took
place in wbicb few were killed. Fever
STACKED che Queens troops and hundreds
az them died. !. Tie native soldiers from
the moun,ninous interior wsrr unable 10
endure the olimste of the l.slsnds. The
safetN::Of American residents was not In.
volved at the time Of the Tapan's sailing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
BERKELEY COUNTY
Solid for Chas. James Faulkner. Jr.-
Mayor Logan Dangerously Ill.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
MARTlSsBURG, September 16.-The dis
trict primaries to select delegates to the
Piedmont Congressional Convention we're
held in this county to-day. They were
conducted quietly and devoid OF any spe.
cial interest. Judge Charles James Faulk.
ner secured the entire delegation. He will
also have following in Morgan and JET
ierson counties. Hon. w. T. Logan. Mayor
of this city. and one OF the shrewdest poll
tieians in the State, is dangerously i'll. His
many friends throughout the State will
hope for his early recovery.