The state rights democrat., July 04, 1879, Image 1

STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
ISSUED EVERY FKILUY
BY
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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY i, 1S70.
VOL. xiv.
NO. 48
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HERS WE ARE
AT out
NKY HEADQUAUTERS!
iii-r ilw Nov 'M.l tVMaw Temple.
And there no use talk
ing if you -want
GF200ER5ES!
I tall yea without bes.taticv that 1
have tbe STOCK Mud make tbe prices
that cannot tail to meet your arprovaL.
4:jni lr.T ira.l I kntiw that my prieea
nun Bhv universal ; tmi.ui, ami I shJl no all
httttmle exertem c a.vtmtiili tlutl eml.
Look at My Prices:
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CiLsh paid for egxp'S
irmniKl nI put op by miM-)f -.-suttM mivo.
ClitAKS. lv hxr uh full bite i Ti-btwi, iwuk'
er Artu-k, Nftiown. mint motrtH ler r
1 -vril a prior tliit uev cumurttou.
JULIUS JOSEPH.
LYON'S
Patent SXetallie
5TIFFENERS
PRS7E1TT..
Beets and Slices
rrMaEnairgcver,
ofcntli&SMs
and Ripping in the
SEAIS.
FOR SALE
E. BOYLE,
uftfom rool and Shoe 9Ialtr.
Xono tut the best stcck used,
and a good fit guaranteed-
French Kip I!nots Jo cr !r - " f 0.
PbilaJflphU Kip" "- " - H.
Kepnirins fieallf dour.
;i liini a mil.
Sportsiaan's Hoailquartrrs.
SCOTT '& MOXTEITII,
IiKALF.KS IS
Cans, RHies Rerolvers!!
And Anninilioii f All KJatl.
Jiwt rvrtve. s loive UtrcAce tit the hut tmpmrnj
Rrmiiiir'on, bhar'. WincHerter and Haliard rvfmUtt
nrtem, Muore, Keotttfftm rtrreu Imarch-iuiiinj
h tinft, and BauZle-itAtlia ntUa ftmi tlitut jftUM trf
Ak, a buve awl well elerte'l "took of F1hm
a.-kt, atiry, tlUr, knurr GnnOa. and 10
fct aii"ttun tn oirtihi vih X.r in our liie.
Rrwfnhr That
Wo Ca it no t I5e I ' n cl e r ho I 8
Ar.-artxre in Oim State. fl-tf
JAMES DANXALS,
IKAUn U AXB iAMTKTt KKX OF
SOLIP WALNUT EEDROOM SFXS,
Marble and Woad Tp.
Parlor Sets and Lounges, Mar
ble Top Center-Tables,
Spring Beds and
Mattresses,
W1LXET, M1PLE A5IT OIK BRACKETS,
And mil kind of
Whatnot.. Chair. Brdstrwls. ExfrnMsn TaH
Un. Maud. Kilt aad Faary
Muaidlaeit, Etc.
I intend to keep ererythiTi in the film it
Mnn line)
will call orj
SSAL. j
ami win rii.ranie Kituiacuun to mil . tut
meat Milier'.Uruk. JAHKH UA
LEON CORDIER,
FASHIONABLE -BARBKK
AND
riVIII DRESSER.
( Lai e of San Francisco,)
OESrOES DOIX' A OICNKRAT BAH
I J UKKINti and li it drHHing liiisineni
lor gentlemen, he wMies to nolit'y the 1
. dies that ne mauuiacturea wiU:he, pun)
frizzes and all kinds of falwe hair frort
eoirilinz and at a low price. Iioomou
poNtte wcuwain's store. 44tr
Executor's Notice.
NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN IV
creditors, legatee and others eo-
cerned, tnat letterx lesUiinentary wet
gran'ed on the 13th day of June, J879, Ir
the County Court of Ljun County, OrettoL
to the undePtiEed, executor of the laf
will and testament of Jcx-1 13. Huston, laf
of I tinn County, d 'ceased. Therefore if
persons having claims against said eatae
are notified to present Ilium to the undiJ-
niifned. Executor, at hU residence abof
one mile east of Harrieburir, Ijinn count
Oregon, within six nionllia from this dal
ii-ed June l'ltu, l7S.
WALTEti HUSTON, Exectitor
J. W. BALKWiN, Au y rr Kxeuutor.
C. C. Kelly, M. D.,
I'll j'sician : and Surg:coil
ALB1XV, OREUOS.
fJrOM'Vi in M'llwain'a Block.' Kel
deuce, one door north of U. 1. Church.
' Vl4nHtf . -
MRS. S. NICHOLS, H.
12 omrpn title Physician
OfSee and resiikiics on Ferry street, between Sd
nd Third.
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BY
mm mm
Il'i First Street, let. Ferry anil Washington.
TO THE LADING OF ALDAWY AND V1CIN5TY :
HAVIXU JUST AKUJYKD FHOM TU: EAST WITH A LAItCP. AND WJ.LL
ASSOilTi:i STtK'K Oh"
WOTIOR3S, ETC.,
Tle wlittln i.n-k lifing lntilit siiuv Iho Ureot Doolino in fcooO, vt run tfivrftora nllrr
you great ImlitwniPtiW In the following Unuo:
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Look for the Large Canvas Sign,
THJ2 EASTEliN STOltM"
ExarniriG Stock
Purchasing
REtfErviszr:
12 FIRST STREET,
S3ml "Ir-ZIEIJr-.
"luSier FRUIT DRYERS !
t II I .11 ,1.
i
"SROM ONE TO FIVK THOfSAXD DOLLAKS VV.R ANN I'M CAN VJZ T.V.A l
1 1ZKD by the use iif
1'LUJIJIER'S NEW PATENT
FAMILY FRUIT DRYER!
Which alwlnlel- ha no maobinorr of any
that clul iipn ami anwl people ran run it uu
Thin new and useful invention lintt
No Equal iy the Would 'I
It cheapn(v rwoinmends it tn everyloly, enabling crery farniw to on a n Dryi r,
AnJ there in a ready market for all the fruits drved.
JONES & SILL,
Proprietor for Linn County.
CHEAT EXClTEfilEfJT !
THE SANTIAM MIXES WILL PAY !
A MAN
Wai.tlne anvttiilr!; in the DKKG, I.IQIJOB r.r CKO
CKKV line will 4 well u. nil mi IMrft M'A at M
MOS, at lwr Hrnur, who ltee on hand a irniw
era) aawirtnient ( l)ruf, Liquora, tiroecriea ami I'm
vixiuiia, auch a ia etirally
FOUND
in a flret-eJa Countrr Groc- ry Store. One d.Mr aat
of Win. MeKmuon.i ISlavksmith Hhop. where our
niaJ friend "Me " wielils the sieJw, ami in niwaya on
hand to do all work in hi line to order and on fhort
i.otice. Wj are no
DEAD
Beata. Give us a call if you need anything
IN
our line a you pan, thnniKh
SWEET HOME.
n40m3
Dr. G. Sclilesinger,
Imjtorler and dealer in pure
DRUGS AND WiEDICSPiES,
Keeps on hand a fufl aorfma f
Imported Goods
In hit line.
Special attention paid to the compounding
ol fbysicians' Prent-i ; pt ioum and
Chein'eat Analyeiw,
vl4n3-itf
FARM FOE SALE
John W. Cleaver advertises his farm for
s!c, omprifdnjr 640 acres, well improved,
sUuated on Pelerxon's Butte, Linn county.
Fur further particulars inquire at this of-
j fiee or of Fox, Baum & Co., in this cily.
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and Prices Before
Elsewhere !
the place,
ALBANY, OREGON.
kind, ami It o iinr.lo In k wnntrro-tian
any Kind r I rtiitK or ivialilcH,
LOOK ! LOOK !
AMES vtat. yiNn IT ntOrrTABLB AXD
4 1'lvaauraiili! xiill at
MRS. .A. E. MARTIN'S
iumeiw Rooms
Ainf exawine her tlfjfant ftock of
MLLLINEUY AND FANCY GOODS,
(Just arrived per 8tcamcr Orejjoii),
Oompriaiti" the latent, atylea lu IIATM, ltO.3iETtl.
OKX.tnKVTS, BinilOVM. FLOWEBM and
ol her omamcnta tou nnmcn.ua to mention.
The Best of Dressmakers Employed
in the EKtablisIiment.
K'll:ri:CC'.w HI ll.li;. Cor. Main and m
worth Su., Altatny, Oregon. n 5S
LUOBEI. !
XTK THE L'NDEIIHIGNED, take thi met hntof
V informniK tb vubhc that we nave 1,1 jfW,0fH
fuetof tlie HneHt analEtv of lumber on 1 hand at-ftm
itiill on Hamilton Crt&k, I- milet from Lelmnoi t, rvrr
"-nereu ior atue in tnit coiuity, cmsmima in mrl of
rustic and niiitthiii? lumber, which has bem faweti
and Htacked with reut care during lat full an d wwi
tur. and coiiBtMiuently i -urtiaiiy iteaHoited. Wrebto
liave a lanye amount of fencinir. barn aidinfr. ca Otbutf
tiiiilei8, kx;., in fact eerthintr wanted in our iiiw.
iieidtt, we have a lare amount of lug on Jmirscl.
whinh wilt eutible xvn to till all or don entruirUxl to .
6 Auto, in cmtneetion with the mill Is a planer, where
jou ui jret anything needel in house build ditr n
jjreatly reduced prices, and put up iu workn: anlike
inHiniur.
Hfinember we tiicari what we ay, and eve1 ?y one
wilJ find it to their advantage to ut btfu rJ pur-
tteetit-tiiier'n AJilis, !f.y ?t5, 1K79,
4mii G. F. & A. A. KETTLE V JfER.
C lt K A T
SPRING OPENING!
Lf K 1UVF. JI KT
itKcEivKP Tin: i.Aiii.r.rT
KttiTK (IK
FAh'GY DRESS
GOOD!
In I.ntCMt Kovfltlrm.
That ue rvcr n:Kiitt mil in tlila elly, nnsin l
j.ri,. In.ni i .-r in r.or irp jaril.
Ye4iU .i-piialVt'.ltllllitllteiwira""
Ciirpct and Wall Paper
DEPARTMENT.
LACK CURTAINS
-ASP-
WINDOW SHADES I
In -wlilrti run nntlr-rll niy
llonr In lltr Ninlr.
In"t.np rrefully aetw-tist
FAIVCV OOI.S
1VE BA fU TAI ENT
, W-4 liae f. ri Wtt?i lj -;
I.:;tlUs a tit! 3Itct,V
.if-
Uotticrv. '2 to G
Button ( loves,
raraso!.-,
Att.4 iir.il Atiiiwfii'. t4
Ladies' and Missos'
Linen Dresses and Ulsters.
Fi II and Ccmplets Line of Cent's and
Ecjs' Straw and Tc!t Hats.
Cicthir., Boots and Shoes,
AT TllZ LOWZGT PHJCZS.
EiLLI'M & CO.
vllti37m.1
FASHIOTJ
Datliing and Hair-Dressing
SALOON.
I ltlii ve ttj. iirnvvfiienl. .1 tiy liljuai 4 liuMiMMa. anj
aiu now ireab-l wi funii.li
HOT OR COLD BATHS
at all hmira.
KvUing U rrt and clout, and I will U- tuy htmt
S.)ir 4. I'M. KKGLAXDEK.
MADY'S ltESTAUllANT
HOT lli'XrilKN. 23 trail.
( OLD MNCIIF..H, 23 -cnt.
SO eent.
MIML TICKKTN, for
C9 FIRST ST.. ALBANY. 40
E. BOYLE,
Fashionable Boot-Maker.
A,WKH HWK OF BOOTH ON' HAND A IX THE
time, l'erfect fit itaratiteetl. Uht in OM'oolc'
br-ic. in uio rear oi iiiau iMm,
WILLEKT & UUSCH.
LNUFACTl'REltS OF
Cat risges and Wagons.
-or. Sera nd and Ferry tsla.
The 1ms t carriaifoa and butririea In the Htate are
maile at t iieir ahoia. ' Keiiairinir anil Job work done
on atiurt 'noiiue, anu evervtning warantuu.
Vltll'-.ll
J1EVERE ISOUSE.
'nrr Fl rat and EUaworth Albany, Oregon.
FXeilTer Bro's Props.
. Tliliiewirolellantteluplnnnttc1atyle. Tahlna
mpplleil witlt the lient the market alToriia. Spring
isotia m every jhjohi.- a gotm otuiipi. iuhmii w
mertHaj Traveleii,ii.
tt're ('auch to and from lite IIotel.TO
. 8:
DR. H. R0ZSAS.
Fhysiciaii and Surgeon
Albnujr Oregon.
GRADUATED IN ALLOPATH Y IN
J 1847, In Germany, and in homeopathy
in 1M.Sk. in Austria. CoiiMUitntions in
wither KnftliKU, French, Italian oraierman
1 -!roilice with Dr. Orilllin, over Hint
field's grocery store, wht re diplomas can
uo een. '
' Land for Sale.
f C eres on o half mile west of Soda
3 -vlllf, KM! In t-ultivation; all under
itTaii Oak Creek atflbrds It water the year
rovmd. Will sell at a very low price : one
thir,Jown, b'of tmtlier particulars, ad-
tiro JSAKA.ll ucsiir-K,
asmS fciodaville, Oregon
Tht Tttlmnge I Mlrrlnlnuirnl.
Tiie utlilloo (1 won't ;ty vhuruh) Is built
jiict 11. t a tlii-ntrn. ami having mm semieir
eniiir gnlley. Hut thrro is no drop curtain,
un '1mix,m f.nil .you ib not buy ticket,
tM.ii; !) jim urn mntlii to j,ny bfitro tliu snr
Hum U-gins. The tnio or platform U a long
imrmw extension, projecting frrnii the rnn,
wlii.rlt ia atretnliod out t)i entire length of
tmit ri.le of the building, and klmve, the
pipe art painted in loud alternations of red,
blue and gilt. Thtine but rirurU wcro evi
dvt.tly thought beautiful, fur the chandeliers
ii;tu1ei! about at iuWivsls are the 'bluest
and reddiat tltiujc I ever nws the gilt being
f e..ur supplied by tlm blaning Jim lights.
Tho uarjsit i red, anil red cushions are on
tho ai-at. The nrgnmut ails lielow the plat-f-iriu
and play lively sirs while the audience
inliles. After a time a door r.jn on the
.''t hand, apparently below tho orftin, A
iiulli;ni figure "of nitvllutit hititht and
baild emerges, with a furtiva air asceiuls a
flight of steps and seU hi mat.. If in the solita
ry arm chair Umliii lieaido a small tnhlo
which Is used as a support to a bible. This
isTulmnjjn. nnkempt brown hair re-
fiiaea Ut frow on the tp of his head, but
come out in long shaggy tuffs at the ai.le,
which tjuite ctmueaU the rara and forma a
eomMqathm with a pair of dried, bn.ivii whis.
kera. The latter are a frame work t a face
in which may be noted an ennrmnn innntli.
A none in keeping, extremely small eyes, act
very far baea under overhanging eyebrow, a
receding forehead and a pallid complexion
There is a kind of a Uriah liecp air n'mnt
him, and I think that the world has but
much fiom the fact that Dickens never saw
Li in. If he had, Cliadhand would have li"n
nowhere, and the pwtor of the lirookln Tah
ernatlo would hare been immortalixcL I'ri
ah was remarkable for a peculiar Mao of hi
hand. So ia Tlma,ic; for he inceaaatiUy
elawa at ever)thins; slxuit him. usually
clutching the air, for he haa nn reading tleak
or pulj.it lo p'.iin.l. Fur t'ue lattr i-jq4ie,
however. Ilia left hand is tffinatantly niadu to
de 4tiy.jired wide open and Uthe recipient
of iiinutneraJite '..luin from the ln;; linera
id t'-f right Tiwa rf.;rnrtuu,e am addnd
t a!0 by htjntru srimaeea! the prwiae
ohjevt and inarlirl vaTmi hrwii'" I w una-
tde lo diitertnuan. Jlw vsk- is kaK7r"lJJ
cr.W ins;: h pr-ititcuiU very talent hi.JivM'm'molt nnu,l,
he the ahithteat claim- to loi)eitt!. Ilia
Amen ia the moat remarkable "Siitnd I er
liateiied t, atd wiey le ele 1 a rm e-'1
tween a Jjrwan and a ln l!i-f , Hut wnf.la
(auch a thry are) trtlndlr nut f:.rt r.ugh.
and this fart imllly. tofi-ther the
Htictilatimii and uriaewiloi1, riteiit-Md,
the whole lieiuj .rain.l yt'iiU a atrotig :!avor
of vulvar irrevereiH- ami llippaerr. may
cause some j-i..i,a to rei;ar dim a sit ora
tor. I should set down the trarity ( lia
liatenem aa fkiw.ry letlia aii.l sewing t''r'
A more ignorant arlii!t!s of fare I never
irheld, and if there were any cultured, well-
dreaawd w.i!e there, t did u;t are them.
Trfkini; the bihle from the aland he brains
to read, but evidently nT ;;; that th
ainiplu oarrationa of the orl would be ini
prured upon by some narratiou of Ida own,
ha read a Verae and then make tn.i iiule
ietident ultaervatioiu; Koing on aftrrwsnU to
another verse, a ad so on. A an example of
hi peculiar a'yle. I will quote tut opening
aentciice, iu something which Was probably
intended a a prayer: "Oh Iytnl, w e thank
thee that Thou haat not tunie.1 a out on the
cntnwton to die." I mnit ack now ltd js that
t was nntnnve.1, nor have I after much retlec
tion been able tn discover the point. The
music has a little of muaie iu it a any to
which I have ever been condemned to liatcn,
I suppose it would be claaaed ax "Congrega
tional, though the aim nil ot the voices wa
aliniiat drowned by the piercing tone of the
cornet, which combined disagreeably (or
rather didn't combine at all) with the organ.
The music stand i pUced on the platform at
the left of the organist, and Arbuckle, the
enrnetiat, emerging from some unknown
depths, place the mnaic thereon, giving a
a aignal with his right hand for the congre
gation to arise ami follow him. He certain
ly lowers himself by having anything to do
with such performances, but then he is a
married man, and one who has to look out
for dollars and cent.
A badly shaped arn of flowers about four
feet high stood on the right hand of the
stage; this doubtless is an imitation of the
Plymouth ' arrangement. At the Plymouth
Church however the floral - decorations are
very tastefully dipoed. Fortunately Tab
mage did not tumble the urn over. Some
time, in conaeipience of his cxhuhoranco of
spirits, I expect to hear that he has wrought
devastation to everything within reach.
Altogether the whole thinij impressed me
as a coarse and unattractive parody on
Iieecber. A desperate attempt at imitation.
bi'ct Carter.
BOV ANI OTHEB COLTS.
Now, boys, let the colts out into the
lots ad see them run. Don't keep
them tieimexl tin in the stall. That ia
as bad as keeping a healthy boy in bed
all day. They were never mado for
prison, but for freedom. Store colts
are nernianently iniured by lack of ex
ercise than by any other cause. What
they want is ft chance to run, and race;
and curvette, and kick np their heels,
and draw the cool, fresh air into their
luncs and blow it it out with a snort.
Bring them all out into this four-acre
lot, slip the hulters, climb up on tho
fence and see them go it. What a
sight! See them sweep 1 See them
circle 1 Ha 1 soe thac fellow trot 1 Did
you see the chestnut catch his gait
Here they come, beads and tails np
streaming towards us like a torrent of
leaves blown in a gale ! How their
eves Rhine 1 How their feet lly I How
full of life, and vigor, and fire they are
There is no sieht in the cities like that,
boys ; no work purer, bealtbier,uianlier
than vours. Stick to the farm ind
stable, and the free exhilerating life of
the country. You are a great deal
hBppier than you would be measuring
t.ji. and clerkinsr it for S3 a week in
j- - v
the city. Exchange,
lHventer and Patentees
limi'd lend for instructions, terms, refor
ences, etc., to Edison Brothers, Solicitors,
r,r vntntit. WaHhinirten. D. C who fur.
nish the same without charge. Edison
ttrothers Is a well known and successful
t!rm of lurirs experience, having been en
ablisbod Hiuoe lsilt). 14:1211'
'0rr.B4Tio..
low It Wmlta la r.nctuml.
V( co oieialiiii), as the term in now
nwd, in meant n aHMociation of lentous
for fHtitblisliitig and keeping k utore, in
which iU tnembttrii purchnttt thfir Hiijf
pliiw, ami the profits of which are also
divided among them.
For many year" it hr.a Wn thought
practicable to ftt tip auch stores, and
th ii to fimbio tho Korer clfffwwi Ixith
to obtain their goods cht-njier and U tter
that at the ordinary stores, and to have
a distinct interest in the business to
which they thus contributed,
Tim first imccesaful attempt to do
this whs begun at the large manufac
turing town of Ilochdale, in England,
the hoHin of John Bright, abou' thirty
year ago, A poor weaver, who found
that his and his fellow-work men' house
hold expense were too high, as com
jnirwd with their wagon, conceived the
lden. Unit they might combine together
and run a store fur themselves. They
would thus, he thought, procure their
goods at wholesale prices, and save the
profit mado by the retail dealer; tbey
would le more sure to get the pure ar
ticles, since the atoreketfrs were their
own customer, and no were erona!y
interested to procure what was good ;
and they might reap fur themselvea
whatever profit the Bale of the store
yielded.
Y itli mx other weaver in the facto
ry he i-ct alwut carrying his plan into
exccuUon. I hey put together the scant
saving they were able to make from
r wages, borrowed what little addi
tional fund they could, and, hiiing a
it tit building in the town, at iaston
h1 a store.
Not long after, this first successful
ctvojx-rative store wa platl on very
effect ive basis, and from it ha grown
tat extensive co-operative hv stern
which ha spread over Kngland, and i
now finding & foothold lu the United
Slate?, known a the "ltcbdale i Un."
The aystni i. in brief, a follows :
l"irt a numltev of iue get together,
and suWrioe and psv in a certain
Ktuonut of capital, with which to begin
oranraiiott", and which also serves a a
rtwerve. Tit the money thu loaned
inteiet in prtijjiion to vue anvwoi ne
ha put in, atti i recti vM in irojionion.
al n'jmberof fcharea.
ilut in the towtjg, f Uie -fc"-
tioii thus forineif; atfb sharehoMeU
"ne vote, and one only, no matter L!
liiaiiv or how lew ahares lie liohU. lots
it is seen, is entirely different from the
practie of a'l other corxrution, for n
i hem a man ha as many votes as he
has slian s, and the more shares he holds
tint more vote he has, and the greater
his influence on the conduct of the con
cern.
Tliw oVjt-ct of the co-operative socie
ties in making all fehareholders equal in
their voting lower is to prevent any
one man, or any set of men, to obtain,
as ther often do in other connianies. a
controlling authority.
Sow when the store is started, a
schedule of juices is adopted so as to
give a slight profit to the atore.and the
sba-eholdcr make their purchases from
it. hvery time a shareholder buys any
thing he is given a check, stating the
amount he ha cxnded for goods. He
carefully kce these check".
At the end. of the year, when the ac
counts are balanced, whatever profits
have been mnde are divided into two
ptirt. First, the interest on the capital
is paid fiom them to those who have
contributed. Next and this is 'the
main principle of the co-osnitive sys
tem what is left of pioSts after pay
ing the interest on the capita! is divid
ed aniOFg those shareholder who have
mudu purchases at the store during the
yeaJn proportion to the amount each
has purchased.
tor instance, u a man who has pur
chased say 100 worth of goods during
the vear receives as his share of the
profits $, one who had bought $00
worth would get $2 50, one who had
bought $25 worth would get $1 25;that
is, each gets his share of profits accord
ing to the sum be lias spent at the
store.
It will be seen that by this system,
which has succeeded to some extent in
England in being put into practical op
eration, a member of a co-ojerative so
ciety has many advantages. He gets
his household goods as cheaply as he
could anywhere; he is pretty sure to
get good articles: be gets interest on
the money he has put into the capital;
and ho shares the profits of the concern
according to the value of the goods be
has purchased during the vear.
This subject is too large a one to be
exhausted in a single article, and we
hopo to return to it again.
" a.
WKEIXED AT LAST.
Dr. J. C. Belt, formerly of Jackson
ville, was last week sent to the Insane
Asylum from Douglas county cause
whiskey and opium. Unly a little par
agraph, but a sad, sorrowful sermon.
Only a passing note of another bnman
wreck, but a whole volume of fearful
warning to many young men who fol
low in the same dangerous track. Only
a few years ago in the bloom of man
hood, respectably connected, trained for
a noble pursuit with a fair start in life,
now but a driveling idiot. Reflect,
young men who are sailing your boats
in the same dangerous track. Do not
imagine you are stronger than poor Joe
was or flatter yourselves that the dev
il's quicksand is not bottomless. And
you sometiraea violate the law by giv
ing whiskey to boys under age; kno
that the act is criminal and that the
sin of a suicide or the leaponsibility of
a human wreck may sometime fall like
a black shadow on your soul. Jackson
ville Sentinel. ...
'Sonnd," said a schoolmaster, "is
what you hear. For instance, you can
not feel a sound." "Oh, yes yotrcan!"
said a smart boy. "John Wilkins,"
retorted the pedagogue, "how do you
make that out? What sound can you
feeli" "A sound thrashing," quickly
replied the smart boy.
BLone rr.
The other day a muscular vounor fed.
low, having the odor of the stables
about bim, entered a Detroit photogra
pher's establishment and explained that
he would like to have about one photo
graph taken, but on learning the price
he concluded to invest iu a tintv,
After takinjr his seat in the chair, be
shut np one eye, drew bis month around
one side, stuck up his nose and patient
ly waiteu ior me operator, whose aston
ishment caused bim to exclaim:
"Good gracious! but vou don't want
to look that way to get a picture. No
body will know yon from Sitting Bull."
" x ou go anead," was the retdv.
"Do you want me to take such a phiz
as that r
"Ida."
The artist took it. It beat Sol Smith
Uusaell all to pieces, and was bit-hlv
satisfactory to the sitter, wLo paid for
iv nim sain:
"Yon see, I bad a sott of object in
this. Came here from Allegany county
six inonr.il ago eagaged to a gal out
them found a gal bere I liked better
got to sever old ties seer
"Cut what baa tbe picture got to do
wnn om near asked the artist.
"Lota heap! I've writ to her that
I was blode u, here on a boat and dis-
tifiired for life. She's awful uroud
When she gits this and sees bow that
explosion wrecked me, she'll bunt an-
ather lover quick r n wink see! How
do you like the plot? Just gaze on this
picture once and tell me that Mary Ann
won't acrid back my love letters by the
first trrittf
He posted the picture. The letter
was bnef, but explained all. It Raid:
"My Ewer Dear Gurl I inclose my
picture that you may see how offul bad
I was hurt, tho' I know you will love
me just the same."
"Ever see that game worked aforer
be asked of the artist as be licked tbe
stamp on tbe letter.
"No never did."
"Course you never dij. It'a mine.
It struck me the other day while I was
greasin' a wagon, and I think it'a boss,
lllode tip eeet Dwnggered for life
see! Picture right here to prove it,and
she'll write back that she has at butt
concluded to yield to her parents' wishes
and marry a young man out there who
owns eleven steers, 100 sheep, and an
, eighty-acre lot."
n , . I from Uaa Beaut Peat, Jon XS.
ES. LOR ST SEATTLE.
'-At balf pas't ,vo this afternoon the
Nor tl' western band, of Portland, and
the Pad" cornet band, of this city.
were taken?H-iJiC""rr to tLs residence
of Mayor Brown wWS4ST united ia
serenadiner Gen. Jo. LaMe7T am
not," aaid he, " here as a distinguishes
man, but as a bumble citizen. I am
accorded some fame, gtoen the creditTbf
having served my country faithfully.
and of having rendered some valuable
service. All thatiainvenmewaslnotwon
by myself. My command won it for
me. Any man with the same command
could not help winninjr fame. I am
the laat of 17 generals who served in
tbe Mexican war. There never were
in any war, or in any country, or at
any time 17 otnoers mora distin
guished forgailantry, bravery and honor
than were those among whom I bad tbe
honor of serving with in tbe war with
Mexico. One by one these brave men
have answered the last roll-call and
obeyed tbe summons across the river.
Two years ago I looked over tbe roll
snd there were five remaining. Then
Pillow was called away, Cadwallader
and Cuahing followed, and on the first
of this month Gen. Shields answered
the summons. All these - men were
ready to answer the roll-call, ready to
obey the summons, and when ibe sum
mons comes to me, tbe last remaining'
one, I shall answer without regret
ready."
The speaker alluded very feelingly to
Isaac I. Stevens and his life and work,
and said that Stevens' prophecy that Se
attle would become the terminus of the
railroad and a great commercial center
of trade over the whole world would be
verified.
Soke interesting statistics about
drunkenness in Great Britian have
been collected, which indicates that the
vice is still growing. The amount
spent on intoxicating liquors increased
from 84,222,171 in 1860 to 147,
288,759 in 1876, which is far in excess
of the growth of ths population. One
of the most startling things developed
is the growth of drunkenness among
women in large cities, 7,000 of the sex
being arrested for this offense in Lon
don during 1875, while in Edinburgh,
the number of drunken women increas
ed 43 percent d urine a period which
the population grew only 6 per cent.
Robert Bvrdette, upon his return
to his sanctum at Barlinztt n, says: "I
have acquired auch easy, familiar iehv
tions with the people of the house that
the baby has already emptied the ink
into one of my boots and the mucilage
into the other, and is drawing a map of
Hawkeye creek on my coat with a piece
of beef gristle and a glass of milk. His
mother tells me I should not let him do
it, and perhaps she is right, but what
am I to dot He seems to enjoy it, and
I know I do, and what was this world
made for if it wasn't for pleasnrel"
Skxator Tucbmajt, whose manner is
generally grave and c tern, often descends
from the loity Senatorial perch, and is
as pleasant and witty as possible. Rid
ing recently in a Washiagton horse-car,
which was nearly full, a little colored
boy, all patches, but very clean, peeped
in. He hesitated whether to enter the
car, or ride outside. The Senator saw
his timidity, moved along for him, and
said, benignantly, " Come here, sonny,
and sit down." As was once remarked,
" Such is the vivacity of the American
chaiacter."
Medical examiner " What is there
besides ether and chloroform to pro
duce unconsciousness 1" Student "A
club."
IH t,t4
An inn-sj-'ciei a boiel hot.
A matter .f ei-nrw- a bore race. .
Hailtott ' t tnbi'iif - btifiirie-.
An elepha .1. i niwjtt a big t) ruc
tion. Never make bi,bi, ..(' ;. lumen n j twe.l
man.
Miss-Con' red io Wlnl (:ic,pH'uit
powder, and w ! -I sh.
There is a nun ho tm-M" at ibi
weather. He lis msiii , ,
A man who dn't L. anything
will tell it at tb- li--.r pp. , mity.
How to draw m t-.t' i.-'.-jul pain
draw it on a paper wiih a jtenoil.
A man who bat tinr- b-d a rich widow
calls her "ecoTMity,"M;rfu ne u a
source of wealth.
Borne people aie so constituted a lo
be unable to see a ii v thing beautiful in
this life not event in tbe mirror,
I am astonished, my dear young
lady, at your aeninueui. You mke
me start." " Well, ir( I've bean wait
ing for you to start for the last hour."
" Isn't my pbott.gteph a-xcelletitr
said a yeung wife t her husband.
Well, my dear," repli- .1 !,,-, " i here's a
little too much repo1 a-oui the mouth
for it to be naturaL"
Mrs. Partington h lr reading
tbe health oilicer weekly ieirf, and
thinks " total" must I an awful malig
nant disease, eince ax many di of it a
all tbe rest put toget bet-
He was about to kii her, when eud-
denly be drew back iu r ideut alarm.
Ob, George, what it I ernd she,
anxiously. " Oniona," was i be reply
he made, as be glided f"i in I be; moon
light There's no use in heaving old boots
and shoes over the line fence- in vour
neighbor's garden. They won't grow.
It has been often tried and aiway
proved a failure.
"Do you see that stick, Mif i-aid a
very stupid acquaintance 10 Si-lxiey
Smith. "That stick has been ail around
the world, air.". "Indeed'.' aid tbe le
morseless Sidney. "And jet it i noth
ing but a stick.''
A married roan in Connect iijat has
adopted an original method -t tuwuiy.
One morning, when be kite hie wile
would see him, be kiad the rnt
girl. The house expense ere instant
ly reduced $300 per year.
A little Sunday School scholar, w hen
ahked to define cbaos, answered that it
"was a great pile of nothing, and no
where to put it" Another, ben ask
ed, to define slander, said it wax "when
nobo3y"lid lKtbiig,4adsameb.ly weut
and tid n't .
A colored firm " recently ! !,! e,l
partneif"'J V ,lTv"y-v''
notice to theftMlC:
, . i . . i . .t t i
ot coitarshifta tiereictore
twixt me and Mose Jones, in h- tu u-r
profession am heretofo dissolved. Pus
sons who owe must pay de subscriber.
Dem what de firm ose muxt call on
Jones, as de firm is devolved."
A devote! mother, sending her 7-
year old son for the first time to a dis
trict school, was considerably surprised
to observe when he came back a h-ok of
utter disgust and mortification. "What
is the matter, darlingr she said; u-iV
you like to go to schoolf" "Yes," be
answered, "but all the boys have got
patches on their pants, and they laugh
at me, and and sobbing if you don't
put some on mine, X won t f again.
siKssw Escarss.
BY LITTLE JOHXXT. T
An ole cat she bad two kittens, one
was a nice fellar, but the other it was
no count, sore eyes, and won day wile
the ole cat was gou tbe rats they found
her bed and thay et the wel kitn up.
Wen the ole cat she come home and
see how it was she was in a mity bad
way, and she sed: "The best is always
took youngest, if that little fellar bad
been spared he wude ben the splendid
est ratter which was ever see. Things
is ordered with grate injustice to this
world." Mose, wich is our cat, he
don't have no kittns, but he is pretty
good at line by the stove, and wen you
rub him the wrong way in tho dark
he strikes fire like he was a flint Billy
he ast my father if Mose a park a was
lecktrisity and my father Red : "I
guess so, Billy, cos I've observed that
wen you tred on his tail he ia 1 ken in !"
One day there was an ofile storm,
thunder and litenin, and next day ole
Gaffer Peters he come over to our hous,
and be sed to my Uncle Ned, ole Gaf
fer did: "Edard, it's a solium that that
in the midst of life we are ded. I had
a mity narro escape yiaterday from bein
kill by litenin, yea, indeed, a little more
an you wude never seen ole Gaffer in
the flesh." Then Uncle Ned sed : "In
the bones, Gaffer, in the bones," cos
Gaffer ain't fat, it's jest the other way.
But Gaffer be sed : " The litenin hit a
tree over on Missis Doppy's ranch, and
Missis Doppy. is my dotter." Then
Uncle Ned he sed: "Bles my sole, wot
a dreffle close call I If I was yon l'de
have Missis Doppy sell that ranch and
bi a other one further away." , An ola
Gaffer sed he had been tbinkin of that
hisself.' But my father says he don't
think that will hellup matters, cos the
poetry man says the king of sh adders
loves a shining mark, and altho Missis
Doppy has got a red Led, Gaffer haiiit
got no hair on his'n, and he mite meb
by git a lick on his own account..
HOW TO OKEY.
In a panic in a public school, caused
by tbe cry of " Fire," one little g irl aat
perfectly still. Ou being asked why
she did so, she said : " My fatht r ia a
fireman, and told me if the school
should be afire I would be far ss fer to
sit in my place until the rush wan over,
and then go out quietly." She knew
how to obey. ,-
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