L- ALBANY register.
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ri BMsnEI) EVEHT WKBKifeA D
SATUBHAV,
By COLL. VAX CLEVE,
IJJ REGISTER BUILDINGS,
I'arru r Firji and Firt Strata.
TKUMS-IN
One year
Six months.
S!ntf!e (Staple
To clubs of live
Toeln'fcof ten
AHVANTK.
Three dollars.
Two dollars.
Ten irnts.
match.
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ADVKIITISIN; HATES.
T -nnsiont advertisements, per square of
ten line or loss, first Insertion i:each
mibsomienl Insertion Me. Unfer adver
tisement inserted on the most li!cral
trms.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
DIRECTORY
Officers of Oresfon Mate t rnuic.
Mtunr -Daniel Clark. Stilcm P. 0.
Strrditrii .). 11. Smith, HaiTlsbnrjj.
OrwiT Win. Cvrus, Scto,
fam-lkKirge Hnntefj Walla Walla.
Stamril H.V.m. "
tuiii Steward -Mrs. Chine Olds.
nktinl Stneari-Yf. M. Powers, Siwla,
Chnplniu Anthony Simpson. iSu
P tt'- K 'or - Fran k Slit'! t on . Wal In W al ia
Trauanr -B. A. Wilzol. Turner.
CiW-llrs. .lane '5 rns, Scio.
VmoiKi -Mrs. M. Powers. Miedd.
Ftom-Hta. L. ;. Heed-, MeMinnvlllo.
ftrrfMtlV Cwiwnif" - l'aiiif H'iark. Salem;
R. M. iSarney. Ten Mile,l)ontta9Co.;i)rley
Hull, Walla Walla; 6. A. Welto, Bnena
rista; Thomas Mnnkers,8oio;A.B. Henry,
Lafayette: H. N. Hill, Junction.
Oflieors ol Central Uranjfe Ansocin
Uon. Vrttt-Onl- W. f. Alexander.
I'tc- Pi- M -lit James Tatom.
&vr tarti A. W. stnnnard.
TV wwr -.'. P. Bnrkhart.
TVusfwr -P. Sh4dd. F. Powell.
(iitK - p-r -Kites Fanning.
Aaimth. C. Burkhnit.
Moetaat Alimny.on the seennd Tuesday
n each month.
Home interests.
Lve made of wood-ashes will
soften hard putty in a few minutes.
Light exerts a chemical action
which tends to purity the air we
breathe, and to infuse strength into
our own frames. Dark rooms are
unfit for the dwellings of human
beings.
Craxberkt Marmalade.
Sweet and insipid apples, and those
which are past their prime and need
to he cat tin on account of decay,
... t n9l1o hv I
mewing and mixing with stewed better than cremaUon. A widow,
ci-anbenies to two parts apple. ' it savs, coiild warm up the bricks
Not quite so much sugar will lie j made out of the bones of her la
required as tor cranberries alone, ! meted husband, and take them to
nuless the apjiles are sour, strain
through culander, mix evenly, and
serve at any meal
.V valuable cement is made of
tog fire-clay or ashes, according j
to the purpose tor winch it is neeaea.
If to close holes in hard-finished
use water and the silicate in equal
proportions to mix with whiting,
if to stop holes in grates, use the
nilicate with tire-clay". It to stop
holes in iron, mix the silicate with
ashes. This chem'cal, which is
also Mown as soluble glass, sells at
the apothecaries at' ?-l per gallon.
T his cement will stick red-hot iron
and bricks without crumbling oil',
hot it will not bear moisture.
Rhubarb Vinegar Drain off the
first water from rhubarb when it
has stewed 5 minutes; evaporate ft
to the requisite degree of sourness,
and use it instead of vhiegar for the
mUle and tor cooking. It is an
agreeable acid, and in many cases it
can be used instead ot lemon. His
a natural acid, and therefore much
more wholesome than vinegar
formed by the decay of sweets or by
any 01 her chemical process. I t may
be "evaporated (by gentle heat) to an
intense degree of sourness, and kept
m. cans ui ut'iiit! i" utuiv n.-c,
reduced with water when wanted
" Cii'fOXNCT' PcrDiST..')rie-half
(Oliiid ot grated cocoannt; 4 cup ot
stale sponge-cake crumbled fine; one
teacnptul of sugar, one ooffeecupful
of ricljt ,ailk; sis eggs. Rub the
Uthirawi sugar to acream and add
thfi by,ye)k!s When these are
well mixed put lit the cocoanut and
stir well before adding the milk and
cake crumbs; lastly add the whites
of three ol the eggs; beaten to a froth
While the pudding is taking, whip
the rest of the whites stiff With
three tablespoon fills of Kiwdered
sugar, and flavor with vanilla.
When done spread tins meringue
if lien nunc ninnu ! v j
over the top and return to the oven j
until slirhtlv browned ; bake about !
three-quarters ot an hour
foisserinn.
What Zaccheus Did A story
is told of a certain newspaper pro
proprietor 'ho relieved his dishon
esty by a spice of humor.
Thft acratit of a lartre ma'nufactur-
-n ; , .
turing hoiisf went to lnm to 1 0f laughter floated over tne aiuu
nrotest asrainst frequent assaults in : once.
i the editorial columns.
! "What the devil is the matter V" j I$there is anything more impres
i asked the agent. "All that you j sive than the manner in which an
j say is 3ii internal lie! But, then, inebriated individual confides the
' we feel that we can't afford to have I secrets of his heart to a. sympathetic
this thiiKf iwi on. What shall we Inm.tioKt. it is the sisrht of hew
do to Stop It?" I
The proprietor appeared abstract-
ed tor a few .uoments, and then re- j
i marked : "I was thinking about a
character in the Bible. Let me t was feared ihat the famous
see; his name was was Zaccheus. j masterpiece of Reubens, in Antwerp
What did he do? Oh, yes; he Cathedral, had been injured by
climbed a tree to see the Lord ; daropn, but a oommisston recent
and he didn't see Him, either, j jy appointed to investigate the mat
What did he do then? Do you j r sported that the picture had
remember, Mr. Agent, what he did suffered no material damage:
then?" ) '
"He came down, I suppose." A Georgia paper has discarded
"Ah, yes?" thank you that's cforjK as agencies wherewith to
it! He came down, sensible fellow ; j im the unsophisticated subscriber,
he came down." and now holds out the tempting
The parable was fitting. The
nrrpnt. imitated the examnle of Zae-
elieus, and the journalistic batteries
were spiked. i .t Kome every few weeks we
.. - ueaJ, 0f tne Hdeartbiiig ot some
A Baptist clergyman relates, as gtfttne orvaseof olden times, show
his early experience, that lie eiigaze ;ng tnattne ,.:c, so;i dfthe Eternal
to preach tor a society for fifty dob cjy ,Tt teems wy, hidden wonders.
the end ot the year, he found that
tlm iimmiifpp had an item of
twenty dollars charged to him tor
the use of the pulpit to practice in.
One of the deacons, however, by
way of sympathy for the pastor, pre
sented him a pair ot boot-taps.
In Australia they make bricks
out of bone dust. The .Milwaukee
Smtinel is of the opinion that this
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bed and warm her feet on them.
Ana even in ueatu ic wouiu minis-
ter to her comfort.
The Dallas (Texas) Herald says:
I, i.v wv y - -j '
"A sucker got off the cars at the
depot yesterday to buy a 'snack and
lmrro osl-ml Mtn tii triv
, ,r ,Vsf,atl ' mill(r mn there wilI te
i ill n j n r y " . - , - - -
'old tweuty. He gave the man in a
hurry the two ten dollar greenbacks
and found" Well, if the reader
cannot tell how the gold peiees
turned out he had better stop read -
in.' alto'ether.l
a 21
A wag weht to the station of one
of the railroads 0.ff'a,J'
fit.hng the bes car full sa d m a low
,.,,. VV In- 1SU t. iron "!
; Of course this caused a general stara-
mule, and the wasr took the best
seat. In the midst of the indigna
lirm the waff was asketl : "Why did
you say this car wasn't going?"
"Well," it wasn't then," replied the
wag, "but it is now."
Women are unreasonable.
Pfi-
. 1. . I f
pecially American women, wne
of them, a resident of New 1 laven,
deserted her husband because- he
meWly caused the death' of their.
tour- children. American wives
will
soon want to deprive their
! husbands of fill rational amuse-
, njtiuiH.
nen
At Bangor, We., a saloon keeper
made the ladies happy bv inform
ing them that as soon as he sold the
hnu tip would
.. . . . . tint Cl .-: i ,-,
teen lands 011 hand.
It is proposed to open the Con
gressional Library on Sundays.
The editor of the Reno Crecent,
the ancient Pistol of the Profession,
says the editor of the Journal is a
candidate' for the State Senate;
of the Appeal foi the State Printer
ship ; the editor of the Chtmich
tor State Mineralogist; of the
Tribune, fur tlio Insane .isyimn;
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of the Are? for the 1 einteiitiary ;
of the Enterprise for perdition.
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A flannel checked lawyer oi
Bnoyras, Ohio, led off in a tem
perance meeting, stating that he
had seen his own father killed at
his side by the carelessness of a
drunken man. "Then," said lie "1
took a solemn oatli never to drink
again, and since that time I have
never broken that oath, at least not
very much." Of course a ripple
j ; . , .
of young ladies as they offer their J
adoration at the shrine of an un-
married clergyman,
promiseof a"thrillingeereal." This
; is probably to catch the d rangers.
The fault which Mr. Robert i
Buchanan finds with Thomas Car
Ivle is. that he has "no heart tor hu
manity," and besides is no great
shakes of a critic.
...
A lite of the great German sculp- j
at eTi He was undoubtedly
the first of modem portrait sculptors
in merit.
It is curious that in circulating j
i iinranes ncuon aimnsL uas cum- j
! ait.m.Ii- Iiia ,mr .net
ilJHStiS SL'VVliU-UG I'Vl Wfl. j
0f ciiculation-
.
A book is announced wit h the
; litii, of "Down the Mississippi
j River ; or Practical Lessons Under,
1VUVI , 'i m. m
; the Code Duello.
i
! Annearannes indicate that dnriuff
, - - - -5 - - t
great stampede of artists to Europe
j and California.
:; ; ;
Among the attractions of a sale
; of oil paintings advertised in San
I rancisc0 was 3 l),cture (lC,iml
i Jackson just trum the bath.
the'nrTtoonceivc
the idea of basing national opera
r r I o
A French novelist has one of his
characters bored through with an
auger in the hands of" an American.
The Count de Paris is said to
have nearly ready an account ot
our war of the great rcbe lion.
Tim TmnuwlAi PllKtln 1 JlmkrV i if I
I M . . . (I I CI IAV 1 1
, ,st. I'etersOurgh has 2B,rji docks j
I iM foreign languages about Russia, j
' .W-- - ;
Wendell Phillip is reported to :
j have cleared uy nis icciures ;mou,-
000
Cincinnati boasts loud!yj)f the
generous patronage it accords the
tine arts. "
Professor Sumner, of Yale Col-1
i Wi k tn nnlilirih Kouii a litMorv ot
.,,..!.. dk ... , Ht-Zll lW
Some hunters near Frank Coopers
coal mine, in Clackmas county,
killed three California lions and a
wildcat, owi day last week:
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A New Idea!
WILSON
SHUTTLE
FOR.
50 Dollars!!
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVERYBODY
Buy the World-Renowned
:fffil
ilcie!
THH
BEST IN THE WORLD!
ElTTlie Highest Premium was
awarded to it at
Ohio State Pair;
Northern Ohio Fair?
Amer. Institute, N. Y. ;
Cincinnati Exposition;
Indianapolis Exposition
St. Louis Fair;
Louisiana State Fair;
Mississippi State Fair ;
and Georgia State Fair:
FOR BEING THE
BEST SEWING MACHINES,
and doing the largest and best
range of work. All other
Machines in the Market
were In direct
- COMPETITION ! !
IWFor Herriming, Fell
ing, Stitching, Cording,
2indingt Braiding,
Embroidering, Quilt
ing and Stitching fine
or heavy goods it is
unsurpassed.
"Where we have no Agents
we will deliver a Machine
for the price named ajaove,
at the nearest Bail Road
Station of Purchasers.
Needles tor all Sewing Ma
chines for Sale.
Old Machines taken in Exchange
AMENTH WASTIKO. AKKSN
Wilson Jewtns Machine Co,
28? , ;rWtfimd, Ohio. 6
A D V RT I S M K N T8 .
PETERS & SPEIDEL,
M.VNVFACTt ItKHS UF
Carriages
& Wagons,
or Every llvflcrlptiun,
A3.B.VXY, OKEUO.
MAM KACTURE TO 0BDIt AXY
iiml ull stylos of
:
Wagons, Carriages, llncks,
Ac, at as lt-nsomible rates as tlio use of
jtckw mtmm imi ftm-Mbm wm-k win ins-
lifv.
ftnnalrina neatly anil rapoilttlouslytlonu
at low rates.
Shop (in Ferry between First ami SeeonU
streets.
PKTKRS & SPE1DEL.
Albany, Marrti 7, 1873-27
MARBLE WORKS.
5IXKOK A: JiTABiER,
Moiiiiineiils, Obelisks, Tombs,
llt'iui ami Foot Stones,
Executed In
California, Vermont and Italian
Marble.
SALEM, OREGON.
HKAM'H SHOP AT AI.BAKY.
"3 CftftAfiHG ..":
w v UKii si labl J Q i im, ..I'i'ilX.',!
rv nf nr. .1 8. oIi-iiinii'N t'omponnil
Kxtract nf Kncsnlypiiwuiu iit'dwiivl. tlmn
(lie fnllnvHnsr stjiinnarv of cases, tnWnl
wilhihiamiiMftyalonp. l- tlittt ciiiiiicu!
nliyslrlim, Dk. 11 Wli Wti sti it, in timh.
S. .Murine Hospital, Sun fmwfsco. roport
0.1 In tile Aivrns Vn. 1KT" h-He AM
EUCALYPTUS
4o (.'.' Xnuied. Curtd, Im'U
! mtfl'i'tX ever 3 5 ..
CIillhiHlid Over 19
; TyptiuM Over 9 '
I Iiiflmii. ofliMaeyN.... 4 3 1
IHtiretis jo 7 3
! IneouHiieneeori'rlue 3 s
I Slrletiire rt 4 2
! IiiUiiat.oi l.liKkler 2" 25 3
Hleniiorliniii ;t n, 2
iser.s ct the Html.. 7 .. 7
OS'cn(ry 1 3 1
; Chronic l)i;trrliu-n . . . 12 4
tioiiorr'tu:! 15 1(5
I Urw.v 6 3 3
I Completely eorrobo ative of tlio above,
aretliu reports of the experiments wltli
1 Ehcalypttts by Jr. l.orrimer. of Berlin,
j Pruss&i, ami Dr. Kecler, Chief Phvslclnn
Of Hie' Aimtrttii) lJailwnvCo., pubUsiied in
! the Am, M-tl.J-.nr. July, IS78.
I Itwlllliefomul very elllcaeinns in olwti-
i naleeiise-or HyspepWa, iliniu-hitis. Haek-
mif ( on.'li Clirotiic Soiv throat, Lettcor
rliea, etc., and In nausea (linitijjj pregnan
cy. , nr.roleuuiii'iOniiMe'
( fl Extracl of Kuenlyp-
vv ' ' . Mi ' speeini prepura
tlwi for tin; trentmen tof
Wrapr VKV:.t imil .Mil':,
1ff;4iiv--!ind la vi'itrrntel l
WjkW55L euro every ease treated
"2s5Brvt lyeonlin o direetions.
't vF wltho'W fhfl Wjnvions
resnits of the usual (Jni-
' ' nine and arsenical rem
edies for thai disease. A lso pure Jiuid ex
tract of Eucalyptus, in orte r"'i"(1 Iwtfles,
tor physlclniW use Beware of imi'nliofif;,
and Sake none luit loleuian's. For salt,
everywhere, and by I'odw. (.'a!el A Co..
liruggists, l'orthuid. Agents for' rCgon.
vn39y
REWARD
TOE AN
VV V lirt MI:H VIWV
DR. LE RICHATJ'S
GOLDEN BALSAM!
Ma. i. ,. :.....) nil f 1 .- .j hntt
proven itbclf tho only curnUva in a certnin elm
. r a: , ,..ut .... ,1 I .. I.,, .lienl HHpiitinn.
era as incurable.
Dr.LeBU GOLDEN BALSAM Ho.4
curtmChancroe first and second stage, Soreson
tho Legs or Body; Bora Ewe, Eyes. Nose, 4c.i
Oopper-eolored Blotches, ByhlU Catarrh,
I)iiaed 8cIp, and all priiuary forms ol fho
disease known as Syphilis. Price, S3 per hot
tie, or two for $9.
Dr.LeRichau's G0W1EH BALSAM No. 2
enn Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphilitic Khenm,
tism, Pains In the Bones, Back of the Neck, Vh
cerated 9oro Throat, Syphilitic Bash, Lumps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs,
and eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by indlacrctiun or abuse of
merc ury leaving the blood pure and healthy.
Price, & per bottle, or two for $9.
Br.LeRirtan's GOLDEN SPANISH AN-
tidole. for tho Cure of Gonnorheaa, Gleet, Irri
tation, Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital
disarrangements. Price, $2.50 per hottle.
Dr. LeRichan's GOLDEN SPANISH IN-
lection, a wash and injection for severe cases
lof Oonnorhcsa, Inflammatory Gleet. Strictures,
and aU diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Friee, Jl.fiu per bottle.
Also Agents for DR. IE EICHAU'8 GOLDEH
PlLIiS 'or Seminal Weakness, Sight Emis
eions, Impotency, and all diseases arising from
Masturbation and txcessivo abnws. Frlce. 13
per bottlo. The genuine Goiden Bsuui Is
put up only In round bottles.
On reouipt of price, thesa mediofnes will
be sent to all parts ef the country, by express
or Ball, iecrm-ly psckol and torn from obser
vatitm. BoleAgenta, J - t . !( . .-.
Wholemle and
Chemists, H W.CM.aayk Snusome M
Streets, Ban Francisco, 01. w m