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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

AD ALUMNOs.
Tho heart was bodeful. and tho heart was light.
In hope mai sa,h old comrsde might be here.
In fear that some, Perchance, could not appear.
And rosy-nngered memory pointed down
The pathways 1 hal tIayeiIed-paths grown
And showed me mony face OF that gone time,
And many IA scene whose pleasures tempt 70
rhyme.
But. leaving silently. though lovingly.
Those dusty paths AMI pictures. fancy's iroe
Foot leaprd with agile bound and nimOlo power
Beyond slow Time unto This waiting hour.
The hall is brilliant with It's ietted fame.
The b0ari j. grooming on ~ loaded frame;
The silver aud tue sunny head is here
All brothers Of ono Alatd haisT dear.
The roll. An, no; the board 3 rare. think.
whose clrcling friendship hath no missing link;
But for tho mate whose voice Is lacking here
His name IN silence breathe, nor mar the cheer.
In that place should DE one; in that one more;
And there a facs i wanting known OF yore;
We will not read the roll OF those not here.
But deem IN spirit they aro very near
Yet one, ave, there Is one whose name Ia call
Not hat hen answer, for tho sable pail
Hath long ago been spread above his taco
10 hide the ruin OF Deaths hnger-trace.
1 miss his homely mein, his thought-starred
mind.
The scholars and the Christians twin-entWlned;
/ miss his kindly life, uhs!lntod, whole,
The genial gentleman Of knigh;ly soul
lie was not one Of us. but us above:
Yet. so to ours he bent his steps Of love,
We :elt the brothers. In the masters hand.
And heart touched heart along the rugged land.
And AZ the only eulogy I giur
Ger him whose virtues uObler harps might ring,
IL this I0ref him 4; ani methinks no crown
From man would dearer be 10 A. b. Brown.
Tho others guiding through tho deepening
OF Learning's mystic yet ennowercd ways.
While Youth. with eager and elastic tread,
Impatient follows each dear grazing head.
The others-lo, greet them. a a boy,
With tenderness Of heHt and unfelgned Joy,
Returns unto his home, his 4 ana HIfer,
And hnds not only her, but linus idteT.
The fatted calf IL killed To- night,
And brother prO3igRl.
Beneath the roof 81 home, unite
In mrth and festival
No jealousy Of heart to mar
The gladstone flow Of soul:
No eye OF envy from afar
LOOKS poison in our bowl
The gem is on each brothers hand;
On each the garment new;
For We are ringed with Friendships band
And robed IN Loves true blue
Above US CLEAN the chandeliers.
Whose starlight sca,tsrs gloom:
Within ia lat those lights find peers
and only Joy have room.
Alumni. edamus; ct, fratres, dicamus:
Sit gaudlum In quOque corde
1t fretri abseni OF fratrto praesepu,
Propinato saluten, nOcte
Aye. while at the board, with the words OF true
men,
Give toast 10 the Brothers not here;
. hon one for the Boys NJ your side once again,
Who may not so greet you next year.
Strike hands snd strike hearts In the strength
Of true men
Let Reason and Flesh be at cheer
And when this glad hour IA thing that hath been.
Heaven grant We so gather next year,
l. X. HANBEKLIN, lRicaro Lanel.
Old name for Shenandoah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
A BlOOdless Duel.
by telegraph V The nlspatch. l

New ORLEANS, La, June 22.-Oficer
Emanuel. of the suburban station, at $40
o'clock this morning arrested II. s. Sal
want. clerk. and G. }. Lebreton, clerk, for
fighting duel at City Park POst-0ffice,
Peroux l.. Z. Boucheroux. q. b. Bayard,
Eugene Lecklesc, Dr. +. q. Marreno, and
DIR. j. n. Charnoonnet were also arrested
as accessories. The principals exchanged
three shots. No one was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
SIX People Drowned.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

10y fNf"eteHA ~ WV Nh'b-t''-l
THREE RIVERS. QUEBEC, June PA bat
teau carrying passengers and freight on the
81. Maurice river to-day became unmanage-
able near the Grande Piles owing 10 the
swiftness Of the current, and was carried
over the falls near that place. Six persons
were drowned-Joseph Riyard and two
children. George Hanelin, of st. Etienne;
u. Belleriye and Miss Belleriye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
THE PSEUOO-CARlST.


This picture is am extremely good like
ness of GEORGE jacob Schweinfurth. and 1t
has history. One Of his most intimate
followers is au amateur photographic. She
lives i'm tine immediate family Of the
pscudo-Chr-t. Ola Weldon Farm, near
Rockford. H.. and as "a special favor
Schwaiufir;h allowed her to take por-
trait Of him o. be kept simply for herself.
No matter by what influence o PRINT Was
procured made from tine negative of tins.
the only photograph of Scnwelnturth IN
existence. He takes special pains 10 pre-
vent copie, being made. and has positively
refused 10 s't for aur photographer but
the female follower Aforesaid. The
portrait was made direct from a copy
If her picture. and is the first authentic
Iihen-.s Of We i.eldl-CArIst that has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
JOUENEYMTN BAEERs-
THE RIVER AND THE FLOOD.
Very Little Damage Done to the Channel
Work.

II is officially stated that the late trcshet
i'm the Potomac. which was simultaneous
with that III the James, did great damage
To the Pot0mac-river improvement that
too. i'm spite of the fact that the Potomac
has had money spent upon II very laElshiy
and the work done there was regarded as
Of q very superior character.
Mr.. BurgWNn. the engineer OF the James
river Improvement. has made soundlh@S
i'm the channels of our river and has fOuud
that in "a few instances there were deposits
of sand bS the freshct, but at many uthcr
points the channel has been secured out
and deepencd. Considering the gains and
losses. he is Of opinion that the damage
done Will not amount 20 800. lhls is d
gratifying report. as II shows that the Work
being done here is Of permanent character:
The value of James riVer as highway oi
commerce is not to be estimated alone ny
the actual transportation done upon lis
waters 4 true valuation must take INTO
consideration its competitive influence IN
the freight rates the railroad companies
would be at liberty t. charge Us II II
were not that the James Is navlgable from
Richmond 10 the sea for vessels drawing
over sixteen feet Thus considered the
James is worth millions of dollars TO Rich
mond. and every effort 10 imprOvelt should
be appreciated Hence it Will be gratifying
10 know that the big freShet OF tins year -
one of the three greatest ia our MS
torv-did no injury worth speaking OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
III COagOKF. Va.

Unsurpassed IN appointments, table. Ar g.n.
oral attention. Terms less for the ac.ou.r..f.-
lions. entertainments. aud amugerrnf. girs4
than NJ any resort " IS prestige lu n.. 1Ifaf
Ststos. Music tNlro = fey by tae celebrated F.-t
Monroe Band ghHy hops. ireQIoIi g.rrsos
and balls safest and most Re- gafuI ..rf Iatb
ing on tho coast: eDol saAIlg ffl..F At
driving. Frequent presencs OF fore.r. 40
Amer au ship ~ var, Dolby iuHpe.tiors .-
parallels. cannon au4 RIO tlrsofDrlf 4
broad eKpanse % sat eat'r s.r.lnIs D.4 ...
CDmfor., hence hofo A. n1 iAui Dreef0- .l
malaria. no hsy-ffy0r. 300 oppressive lea. r.a
evenings are d~ltzhtfui t1. -.B aiglts .0.I ..f
refreshing July AID August arc par ..lif--..
pleasant and hesifhfuL The most charm. ..s ....
pamphlet b. r. fihE
90 t->u. ru& f30t Nara.ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
DEEDS RECORDED.
Dealings in Property in the City and
County.

Dealings in Property IN the Cl'y an"
County.
John f. Etcbison and wife 70 John +.
Eggers. 23% feet ON west side Oh Ilne
street near Spring, S6Dl7.
Ann :. RutherfOOrd, cXecutrx, TO Il. l.;
Mitchell. % feet on north side Of Canal
street near Madison, $500.
Trustees of First English Lutheran
church to William A. Walker, partition Of
alley 10 feet wide on east side of Seventh
street between Broad and Grace, 50.
HENuco COUNTY COURT.
Thomas IL. Fa,rand to Sir Moses Monte
fore congrega. ION, Is acres near National
cemetery, $500.
Ii. l.. Caboll to John W. Gordon. 3S
acres called Chestnut Grove" on west
side of Hermitage road, S7l6.Oj.
Mary A. Wilson and Others to Julia W.
Colgin, 60 feet on northwest corner Din
neen and HenricO streets.
". T. Robinson and wife to Charles A.
Wacker, n feet on east side OF Twenty
eighth street corner K, S262.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
Money for John.town sunercrs.

The Dispatch has received from the en-
ployes in the millinery department Of the
Cohen Company so to be forwarded TO
Johnstown for the benefit Of sufferers by
the calamity at that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
virginia News Notes.

Hampton. Va, has contributed about
$500 10 the JohnstOWn sufferers.
A telegram received at Lynchburg last
night announced the appointment 81 w.
j.. Craie 20 succeed Judge Allen 81 District
Attorney Of that district.
Charles w. Button has been awarded the
prize Of $50 offered by Major John w,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
W ABNING1

We caution the public against nowly@prlns
Out OLD springs BHONINE-ARoENlc
WATERS. claiming samo analysis, or simiisr :
They are the same price ln, 1t IL true. Secure
;he genuine by asking for THoMPSoN'-. and
SEQ that my name is GA thu label These
'.would-be " competitors would never have been
heard of but for the repGtatonot h" WONDER
FUL THOMP>oN'S SPRING WATER. Any ono
can get our, or q stronger analysis, from Any
CHEMIST by sending prepared water 20 be
aaalyzed and shipping an ordinary spring water
over said analysis. Be not deceived.
Yours truly,
=. ". BURWELL, General Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
DIVIDENDS.

NOTICE. AT A MEET
~ ING OF the Board OF Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY held June u, 1883.
Resolved. That dividend OF 81 Pkk CENT.
upOn The copmon capital stock Of this company
ana upon its dividend obligations be declared for
the half year ending Slst March. 1883. payable on
the lat day Of July. lsS9 to holders Of record at
the date OF June -. 1899. from which date 10 tho
Sd day OF July, 1859, the books OF transfer shall
be closed. J. h. WINSTON.
10 lS-dtJyi Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

p. s.-New pamphlet. Just ont, on application
to POLK MILLER & co. agents for Virginia,
North Carolina, Maryland, ami District Of
Columbia !e %->u, N%f5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

At regular meeting Of Hines Lodge,
No. Il, X. of p, held Friday night the fol-
lowing officers were elected: W. \. Wat
kins. past chancellor: ". ID. Courtney,
chancellor commander; Irving Small, vice
chancellor: c. NcrmeIcra. prelate; K. +.
Cox. master-at-arus: K. samuel Denny,
inner guard c. +. Blaukenship, Jr., outer
guard. =
The keeper of records and seal master of
finance. and master of eXchcquer are
yearly officers. so they were not voted Tor.
Their election term commences IN Decem-
nor pf every year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
MEN OF THEIR CHOICE.
Officers Chosen by several of Our secret
Orders.

At a stated meeting Of Myrtle Lodge, No.
o. knights of Pythias, held Friday eve
ming the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term L. A. Sheppard, chancel-
Tor commander; John b. Allen, vlce-coln-
mander: l.. i. Crowder, prelate; James 4.
Thompson. master-at-arm- james +. flgT.
inner guard James 4. Morrison, outer
ouar9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
Norfolk Briefs.
Especial telegram to the DiSpatch.l

NORFOLK, Va. June pa fire tonight
damaged the foundry Of Wrenn, Whitehurst
a Co. 3
Nine lodges Of the Knights of Pythias OF
Virginia have reported donations to the
Johnstown sufferers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
sUu gR prsoRTa

BUFFALO RIDGE SPRINGS. NIL,
- SON county. Va. ~ifuaisd two milos from
Buffalo springs station, HchuODl and Aisrha-
ny rallrOad. open Juno is'. Hotel an1 col.
tnges comfortable. Na'ers; Iron. sufpnar.
lthia, and masne.ia. Low rates n board spe-
ciai ratios TO families. Daily mail. teiegrtsb.
AMI express. For furthor Information aldress
q. W. MITCHELL. Buffalo station. Nsison
county, Va. - i-lui'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

Daniel. president of the Lynchburg Land
Company, for the best essay on the sub
iect "Lynchburg as Manufacturing
Centre"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
sun N sR RESORTS.
SpRTNGS AND BATH,

a hhhNEI STNTNtrO NM DhAI,
~ VIRGINIA.
This magnificent PROPERTY recently pur-
chased by tho ..
ORKNEY SPRINGS HOrEL AND IMPROVE
MINT COMPANY
OPENED JUNE 18TH.
Added % May new attractions and improve
ments Is n SWIMMING POOL largest in the
UnlteI states. enlarged grounds, walks. and
drives, and excellent livery. Equipments un-
surpassed SsverAl different Mineral Waters.
superb climste. especially beneficial for hhla-
ria. Asthma Catsrrh, aud Hay fcger. Exhaus-
ton and Depression. Capacity, 1000 guests.
Grand Scenery. Pamphlets a. prlrcipal drug
stores. depOts, &C. =. W. ~ hNS,
10 3l. tunt Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
MACHINE W ORHS.
ESTABLISHED 1868

ID 7 Al LIoFI I'D IoOl
DICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
III WORKS. RICHMOND, VA,
builders OF LOCOMOTIVES. STEAM ENGINES,
stationery and portable, with plain slide valves,
automatic cutoff. or Corllss gear: BOILERS,
stationary, marine, aud portable, SAM-MILLs,
TANKS, PIT LLElS. SKATING. HANGERS. etc.
Electricians Observation-Disclosures lincl run
within two blocks of the works. my ii-ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
nTrERBURN LTTHIA SPRINGS

HOTEL.
sitrated AZ Otterhrrr station. one mile wNat -
Amelia tourtnyu-o. All Trains stop at otrr-
burn sfter .fuue lbth. This h.tei. just nuiii sol
newly furnished. De- ono 81 iho most atra-iiv
summer re.rrfs in the south. khundaur" ~ ile
en..f n,il. ou3 b.tter. lambs. chickens. and 81
Kinds uf vegetables. DO DO. decide wnero !ot
viii 20 until yuu have sern tao OFT tkBl ~
UDI tf Dr. Joseph ". Ecglesion VIII
have charge o. tho ho.el sud Ril look a'f'r tts
comfort ar1 convenience Of the guests ht at
tirno.. Tor fIrther particular write direct -
.tno OIIEEBU RN SPRINGS COMPANY.
present posts f'ce address
fa aim Amelia Courthouse. Y r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
pLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA.
THE CELEBRATED DYSPEPSIA WATER

Scyeuteen'b season uni.r same management
New Hotel will BOO ready for thls season. send
for illustrated pamph ct
PHILIP ?. BROWN.
my ig2rn Owner and Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23

NEILLBORO' SPRINGS. BAT II
"a COUNTY. Va. Two miles from Miioro
depot Cho-arcako aud ohio railway, OPEN
Jt-NE sru to 'OC IOBNR llru. sulphur alum.
and cualybca,e waters. Tor rates. &, address
M 2A2L,ms DAhlD~oN CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-23
MASONIC INSTALLATION

Joppa Lodge, No. 10, A. +. and 4. NJ,
will install its officers at \. NJ. on 81.
Johns day (tO-morrowl, as follows:
Everett Waddey, wor-hipiul master; John
II. Southau, senior ward"l; Thomas =.
Vim. Junior warden; Moses d. Hoee. Jr.,
senior deacon; Frank /. Montague, JUNIOR
deacon. ,,
Dove Lodge. No. 81. 4. 7. and A. NJ, Will
meet tomorrow evening at O'Clock to in
stall the newlv-electcd officers.
JOUENEYMFN BAKEEs
At the REGULAR meeting of the Journey
men Bakers held last night the following
officers were elected for the next SIX
months: Martin Fletcher. president
Henry Weis. vice-prcsident; August Rdpp,
treasurer: Herman Stein, financial secre-
tarv; James II. Curtis. corresponding sec
retarv. Trustees Frederick Stroud, Peter
Jackson, and Alvin Blakey.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-22
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
THE o. p. AND W. v. 4 C. r. r. STOCK
HOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING:

On Tuesday, the 10Th inst, the an,
nual meetings Of tie stockholders
of the Oregon Pacific railroad
company and the Willamette
Valley & Coast railroad company
were held at the companies Office
in Corvallis. 1t is learned that fully
nineteen-twentieths of the stock in
both companies were present or repre-
sented. Unaninity prevailed and
votes ofapproval aud confidence in the
direction and officers Of tie companies
were unanimously pissed and the re-
tiring officers were all reelected.
Taking the above account and plac-
ing it beside that which has been cir.
Culated of late by persons who have
claimed to know more about the work
ings of these comp ,nies than they do
OF their own movements a great con-
trast is perceptible. Not long since
certain newspapers in the state tried to
startle the reading public by alleging
that change in tl,.. management of
these companies WIS going t" occur
to the benefit both Of the country and
in the further pro ;r<sS of The exten-
sion of the road. Doe the feeling that
predominated at the stock ho!.icrc' meet
ing on the above date s!low that there
is any truth in such assertiousl The
facts disprove it. At no time in the
history of these railroad lines has there
been apparent a greater degree ct
good feeling AMI confidence in the
present management than just now.
During this week all adjusted claims
against these com, pa hies, are being set
tied and paid up t, March lst. The
general manager, VIM. NJ. Hoag, ex.
poets to soon receive orders to COM
mence the seasons work on the east
ward extension. The completion of
the Oregon Pacific road to its eastern
connection is one If vast i'm .crtance to
Oregon, and espec tliy to the VILLAIN
ette valley, and m,,ny farmers and
merchants purse ,,a~ already been bene-
fitted largely by t-'S 'n.ies now i'll opera
ton. The two IONS oi Oregon,
west and east, wi ,s..- . n:;- ii, into sucl,
close connection a a;,5 nerer seemed
possible until the D e:...- Pacific was
taken in hand. se "a; carriers OF
the Cascade moi.gain5 IL he wiped
out for all practica. purpose.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-22

The force of workmen employed by tn.
government to work on the river at this
place arrived yesterday evening and left
TINS morning for the scene of operation
around the bend. The two snaeboats Cor.
wallis and Willamette were brought UP also.
Nine hundred thousand frst-class
shingles eor sale at the Corvallis plan
ing mill, Madison street.
About thirty or more of the business men
of this city have agreed to associate them
selves together for the purpose of forming
board Of trade, with objects similar to
those of like organization III other cities.
Leave your order for best roast
coffee; ground to order without charge,
at A. F. Hershner's.
Rev. A. Rogers and family are now re.
sioing in the parsonage of the Congrega-
sional church, and reception by the mem.
bers of the church was given them ON Man.
day evening Last.
Everybody uses it. Whatl Why,
Sapole, for sale at A. F. Hershner's.
Mrs. Eula Lonsberry, nee Skipworth, of
Hubbard, Marion county, Is visiting her
sister Mrs Pipes, in Corvallis.
Try some sugar cured dried beef,
Clipped to order, at A. F. Hershner's.
Mrs. Emily Wray, son aud daughter, OF
Nevada, Missouri, are here on visit to :.
l. Shedd and family.
The Ladies' Friend Flour makes
the cake.
Miss Baker, of CORVALLIS, has been visiting
Miss Geihart at Eugene during this week.
Take the "L'dies Friend FIoul" for
quality.
Prize baking powder at A. F. Hersh.
ner's.
Bargains in ali lines this mouth at Nolaus.
Barsains III al lines this month at Nolan's.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-22
BRIEF LOCALS.

Fine weather this
Roseburg is talk;n ~ater works.
A horse show will be held in Albany on
the 29th.
Dallas is to havs a new Methodist church
building to cost So, 0C0.
Orville Carter went to Portland on last
Friday returning Thursday.
The cementers are about two-t thirds done
on the new court house walls.
Hillsboro, in Washington county, is going
10 have Sl2, 900 school house
The Oregon Stare Grange will meet in
Salem in the latter part of May.
No wine or dancing We're permitted at
the golden wedding the other day.
Meeting of coffee club at O'Clock Mon.
day, March 25th, at the usual place.
A neat and Gle gant Presbyterian church
is soon to be dedicated at Oregon City.
Mrs. Cronise AMI two children returned
on Wednesday from trip to Portland.
Salem now claims population of 10, 900.
by taking the school clerks report for
authority.
The front of G. ". Smiths j"wery store
and Zierolph's ba>ery have received a new
coat of paint.
Hon. Enoch Hoa!t, Of Harrisburg, died on
the 18th inst, of congestion OF the lungs,
aged 70 years.
Something new in the line of picture
moulding just arrived at the postofiice store
Go and see it.
Prof McElroy, of Salem and Prof. Hor.
ner, of Rosebura, were in in this city OIL
Saturday last.
Mrs. NJ. L. Pipes went to Hubbard,
Marion County, nn Saturday last. ON a
visit to relatives.
j. w. Lenger n" We ,rs ) nea. cap r"p-
resentiug him t, be l:-i;v :ym-, for Wells
Fargo l. Co.. in his eity.
The w. C. r. U. third district conven.
tion eonvenes in Corvallis, at 2 p. M, March
26th. AL are invited t., attend.
Polk county people are talking
court house. Thy want one WHOSE cost
will not exceed the sum of $40, 600.
Miss Eliza VI Mcals. If Port,z nd, and
formerly of Cor abs. ,,;.e>ed through this
city on Wednes, b ior yaquina.
Corvallis doe. ..ot s.-t q i.e!ng the sec.
ond largest city in Oregon, for it is the
lagest city in-Benton county. Amt that
enough!
Mrs. E. J. Thempson has returned from
her visit to Albsn, She did not quite Iase
her breath whi.- there. though the boom
runs high.
Judge Burnett has the painters at work
on the inside o; his b- ok bniiGng, on Main
street, AMI it wi b. greatly benefited
when finished.
Albany is 20 have rhe Brownsville wooler
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-22

WITHOUT MUsIc.--Those who con-
slider Wizard Oil a panacea for all
the ills to which human flesh is
heir, are invited te make thir own
article. The following prescrip-
ton is said to make the identical
mixture known as Wizard Oil, and
a pint can be had for about Is
cents: Take oil of cloves, water of
ammonia and sulphuric ether, each
2 drains; chloroform, 1 dram; tur-
pentine, 4 drains; gum camphor, 2
drams; oil of sassafras, l ounce; al
cohol enough to make a pint. Mix
and dissolve. Any druggist will
mix them properly.-Statesman.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-22
That HAIL SroRM.-M. G. Starr.


THAT HAIL STORM.-M. G. Starr.
who made this office a call during
the week, reports the hail storm
which occurred last week in the
southern portion of the county as
being very heavy. He says some
of the hail stones were one and
quarter inches in circumference
and were biscuit shaped. Several
teams Runaway during the storm
and everything presented a delap-
idated appearance after it passed
over. VIM. 3undy, of school dis
trict No. 40, says he believes some
of the stones were as large as half
bushel.