STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
or
OLAlH H. STEWART.
VinUXBtS rCK-l DfUMHl Building on
Breadalbtn aircsf.
ok suBsciumoM:
i
IS 00
9 00
1 00
10
opt, uv m.mths . .
my J, Iknt month ,
ssr
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
s sua. o a. chambkhuin.
FLINJI & CHAMBERLAIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Albany. Oregon.
TOfflw In Fbtrr Brick Blook.-m&
TlftnlSif.
R. iTIUHAX. U BtT.TMtT.
8TKAHAX & BTLYEU,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW
Albany, Oregon.
z
RACTICE IN ALL THE COU RUB OK
tfcts Stat. Thew KIT SP O.Mai all(n-
n to collection! and probate matter.
Office In Foater's new brick. AW
L. H. MONTANYB.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ANl
Notary Public.
Albany. Oregon.
OfBeo upstairs, over John Brifrgs store.
let street. vl4u23tr
T. K WE ATH ERF0RD ,
(VOTARY PUBLIC.)
tTTORNEY AT LAW,
AlBASY. ORtUUX.
Win. nucnoB in all the courts or the
State Spect-l us ti fircn to collection tiul
aAels matter.
JaTOflke to OdJ FoJUwl Tvojpls. (14:1
J. C. FONT W.I- W. U. HILYKU
POWELL & BILYEU,
iTTORNEYS AT LAW,
And solicitors m i nance rr.
4LB.4IY. ... 01-flOH.
Colleetjens promptly made on all point.
Loons negotiated on reasonable tonus.
aTOtce in Footer's Brick.-Ofl
vUnlOtf.
T. P. HACKLEMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ALBANY, OBKCOV
JBTOffloe up axalra in the Odd Fellow's
remple.-B
Tl$n50
P. M. MILLER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
KEBAMOX OREUOV
WT11 practice ta all to courts of the State.
Pwapi atSeotioa alrea to collections, eon
vara eaa aad oxaen mat ion of Title. Probate
again a apaetaltty. v!2oJ0tf.
J. A. YA.HIS
ATTORNEY ANO COUNSELOR AT LAW
OOBTAUUfgv OREGON.
la all the CoarU of the State
ia the Court Hoqm "TBS
vl2vL
OEOIOB W. BABSBA
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
HFotary Public,
railBTILLB. osteon.
Collections promptly made on ail pointa.
E. . 8KJPWORTIL,
ATTOBSBY AKB COCSSBIOB AT LAW ASB
botabt rcBur.
"fgriLL p rococo in all court" of the State
fT Ail BBBtBBBl intrusted to me pronipi-
ry attended to.
OJIVs in 0' Toole's Block, Broadalbin Strtt,
Aeyl Albany, Oregon.
B. . JOJECSO-f, M, D.,
HOMEOPATHIC
Fhysiciao and Surgeon.
Albany. Oregon.
Office fa Froman's Brio:, two doors
ox tenner a maK. niu
BICKEY & STIMSvN'S
filYERY AID FEED STABLE.
First elaas vehicles, fine horses, good
, accommodating proprietors and rea
ls le chars, aire tnera a call.
hiss near Revere House.
Oyl.
DR. E. O. HYDE,
Fhjwierian and Surgeon.
Office at
SCIO, OREGON.
JISfatrA
J. A. DAVIS. M. D.
and
OBSTETRICIAN,
Offies in Odd Fellows TvmiJe. Rei i nc
ea 5th street, twe hleeka area of the Court
HeaM, Aibaaj, Or.
E. W. LAN GOON & CO.,
DaUCGISH.
Books. fWaffsmarr and Toilet Articles, A
Large Stock and Low Prices.
OIT-2T DRTJG 3TOEB,
9jl ALBtTT. OKXOf, '..
F08HAY & MASON,
WOOL CSI ASB KSTAKr
DraggiUand Booksellers,
A LB A S V, OBFGOIf.
REVERE HOUSE,
C'erarr first aad EfUrrerf- AHmo, Orrgoa.
Chas PfeitTer, Prop'r.
This new Holel is fltu.i n in first cisat etyio. Tshles
supplied with the bet the market sJford. Spring
Beds In every Boom. A good 9am pi. Aim mi Ut Goto
uerdsi Trarciera.
ASTFree Coach ta and trn te lff.l.-3
Aioany Bath House.
US RelOltlD W0UL1 RAsrHC'I
1 fsJly Is fori the Risen i ef Albany and vi
laity rtat I kaTSUkea charge ef tkis Establish
ateat,aad, ky keopiag eieaa roomg and payia
ssHsisrteatUa to hasiaess, sxpeets w suit al
i lata who nay farer us with tkoir patronage
s r erg heroWfsrt oarriea oa nothing bat
First-CktsA Hair Dressing Saloon,
we expsetf to giro entfere atisfaotion to al
Br Ckildien and Ladles' Hair neatly ea
ad shampooed. JOS WEBBkR.
State
VOL. XVil.
MRS. M. BAUM,
I tln non.
has Just opeiuui a nieeeloUo ot
General Merchandise
AND
BENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which the will t able
priec. .
to ell at reduced
HIDES AND PRODUCE
of all kinds taken in exchange fur gHhls at
the highest market price.
AH are invited to call lwforo buying else
where. 22m3
BUY THE BEST.
The Studebaker Wagon
l the BEST sod QIaKAPEBT.
MORRISON PLOWS
BatciiBlor Yangeldor Spring Har
rows. STEEL TOOTH HARROWS
P. 8c P. Wood Pumps,
Hay Presse. FsVMiBg Mills, etc.,
For Sale at Lowest lUtea by
W K GOLTRA,
ALBANY, - -
OR.
Idyl
(rTS30tXl4t liia, lac.)
I OB SAAB BV 0. BAI 1 A
JAMES DANNALS,
aAxrpjunvssta xt r. a j B
FURNITURE BEDDING.
C'erarr Ferry and crnd Mrrels.
ALBANY, - - ORl.tiOX.
Mottyi
Oregon Marble Works.
H. A. ( LARK, Proprietor.
uxMvrxcrvtJL or-
MONU M E N T S .
Tomb and Grave Stone c,
Mantels, Table-Tops,
Washstands, Etc
All kinds of rneter work Ai In VrtV,
Ml irtlVe
tit. An work ! in ttrst stass njie
sad st the kiweal rstca.
ASTWest side of Ferry Ktrcc-t, bet necii r il sud
Tkird.
AtMXSV,
OBiltiO.
P. B. I do wt BBsB y ine potlentsO SSSMBSSS
era, sad fire my customers th tucflt of itm B
seal. lsBntSQaa sliowsd fur socu work.
THE BEST REMEDY
yon
Disease, of the Tiiroat and Lungs.
J! xr it vts'-n In dlwaaca of the pnl-
AAAAkA monarv orcatis a safe
and reliably rflherdy Is
invaluablo. AvEtt'
CgJEBBT pECTOBAf. is
BUf h a remedy, and no
other soctuinently mt-r-ita
the confidence of
tho pttblic. It n a Bci
c-ntiOc comWnation of
tlic medicinal princi
ples and curative vir
tues of the finest drags,
chemically united, of
such power as to insuro
the (rreatest possible
efficiency and uniform
ity of results. It strikes
at the foundation of all
PECTOR
pulmonary diseases, affording prompt relief
and rapid cures, and is adapted to patients of
any age or either sex. Being very palatable,
the youngest children take it readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Croup, and Ca
tarrh, tho effects of Ayeb's Chkrrt Pec
TOBAL are magical, 2nd multitudes are an
nually preserved from seriouv illness by its
timely and faithful use. It should 1m kept
at hand in every household for the pro
tection it affords in sudden attacks. In
Whooping-cough and Consumption
there is no other remedy so efficacious,
soothing, and helpful.
Low prices are inducements to try some ol
the many mixtures, or syrups, made of cheap
and ineffective ingredients, now offered,
which, as they contain no curative qualities,
can afford only temporary relief, and are
sure to deceive and disappoint the patient.
Diseases of the throat and lungs cleinand
active and effective treatment ; and it is dan
gerous experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, while so trifled with,
become deeply seated or incurable. Use
Ayeb's Chebby Pectobal, and you may
confidently expect the best results. It is a
standard medical preparation, of known and
acknowledged curative power, and is as
cheap as its careful preparation and fine
inanredients will allow. Eminent physicians,
knowing its composition, prescribe it in their
practice. The test of half a century has
proven its absolute certainty to cure all pul
monary complaints not already beyond the
reach of human aid.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Ayer 8c Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
BY ALL DBVGCISTS BVEBYWBSa;.
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ALT
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B-isTAlsW
alwa"j Curoj atnl uovor dlaaj
uointa. Tao world's neat Paii
Helievor for Hau natl Beast.
Cbeop, quick aad reliable.
PITCHER'a CAJSTOBIA
irt uut Kurvnt C'hiU!.'
fjrjTOW fat upon, Mother Mkt
nutl Physit luiiH roco:umood
STt)lti. ItisrlttcJtho
; ) N, CWTGM AVInd 4 'olio,
bIImji lVvcrllincNH nml do
sitroyH VrniM.
WEI Dii METER'S CA
TARRH Care, a Coastltatioaal
Aatidotesgor tUi. terrlblo mala
I j . litfppwPlorptlon. Tho most
IsiposVunt Discovery siaee Vao
einatlon. Other reuneolea auny
relieve Catarrh, this euroo rtt
any t.t;o bafora CBBSBBsBtoa
sets in.
0 at E8a3n
ftlffgftS
Tbrumcof lloa'ptreiNrtornarB Ilitfera
it lear I jn . i n
ry l S
d0lll'n-. t( fiiidsa ls'e
in rery hou"l
rnolu, and tj i
soundtrd throughout tho wli
lltni'hers as n Ki'iicrRl in"oront,
rnr- lure.'.. In 'hs. A SJBOntflti fbr ttp
uU'itrv and Mur suuuncb, n uuy-t it.a
stomachic, an exee.'Attt ti"'l defrttrti
ami certain remedy fur intermit:. nt fv
and kind rid die.Te.
1 Vr a!e bv a i f -n
IValns
ANAKESIS
Ag. . WIAIEr.N r Vrr.BJML PH.t Kf lil'l
Q.t Inrtsst Retisf. sn4 ts sr. litaV -Lh
CURE FOULl. KINDS OF PILES.
S.ld by DrussrvsU! every where. !'r' ' '
net iT. jirrji.'f. bj mail, rait
..r to I'hysit ianannd all ,tr- :i . '.
XeBAtaedtrr Co., Bog " Ho
fity. F1 :,.ntjfaturvtiof AN A k. ":.)
Ma J. 11. IUtks Newsrsper Advsrti -
Ing Agent, 41 Park Krw(Iini- IttH .Jlnf!
Niw York, U ButhorMuwi to CMiiraoi mr
adN-rrtisfiicuU tu the UKiu:nT ul our
BUl rales.
King of the Blood
1 not i "rurt alt-" U In s bieeS1
' an't t'.rlc.
J.i.j.'ir.: . "f l.l'f.d i
Uw cln-nlAFHin, nntl Ujii,-" 1'
ttiowt. by Aflf!-ui Main.
rorillr-s to oftTt", btn
jitiy.';-. of that Krtat gmqr
at ftlaod. Such are hyf
i'ontpUiinl . Ctm.it irltw. S
orAs, Uaehtutkr, amend W
Iripty, Kulru ij hl(u.
tarrh, KeropuUi, Skin llu
herUlin)t, . rv f nu
cut t)iwj' ty siuick
f th' WHl. ( ! ,U ..
tal'ltiK It " fh" infrt f-ttu;
,i, iti-ranKrs
t tisuniri'S,
It ifrvtii w-
Impnrliy
sacs. .Iiiv
tier. Head-
' y
m
rottonforll..- i.mixHir." S;t'! tiy Jni!l,t.
aps
t.ttli.. KjW. l.nttliiK.llilvl (l'ri i tidltn. c. In
rntii ir. for
phict, "jiasrHe i Dleafs of thu EI-jo!,'
stsPP1 nr'.ii! 4 -'-h I oltl. .
k. iti.'V.iO ri. sy.A 'J '.. jTf.ps., nufTaie. s. I.
DO
Send for out
Kew Illustra
ted rricc-List
No. 30, for
FallandWin-
ter of 1881. Frcc to any address. Cou
tains full description of all kinds of goods
for personal and family use. W'c dcnl
directly with tho consumer, a.ul sail all
goods in any quantity at tcAofcaofe prices..
You can buy better and clwaper than at
home.
MONTGOMERY WAKD & CO.
227 and 229 Wabash Avenue,Chicagd,lll.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
A T.Ti WHO AUK IN DEHTED TO M B
A. or hAvo any buaiuoss to transact with
mo, are hereby uotillod 'hat my afTalrM aro
loft in tbe hands of Mr. Simon Soitenbach,
of the firm of Montoith & boiteubacb.
Li. KMNK.
C. H. HEWITT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AL3AM, OttEUO.V.
WJB.7ILL practice in all courts or tbe
1 Sato, and give special attention to
' coUoctions. OtTlco in O'Toalc's Block.
uflll
Rights
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
la- MonvUWt Tli,t.
t" 1 1 uf ii 4oHBaaroBi'.it ii.
PuRTt.ANi., Or. Jsu. 14, lrM2.
Mr letter to thn Titnm nmolisse
siscs hss had ihs oil's. I af slirriag ap
quits t brcszA in aoliiicsl circles,
esfooiallj smong h members af that
lose usrporat'otr known as the "rHate
IIolss Cliqst;' At lssst 1 sm led to
beiitva thAl si. -h has been tho tfTsct
of en-latter, by ths maay trip wbtob
the chief ef the clifjtt has made to ot:r
it ? since thr sppesranrs of tha tfj stlfl.
Itsoior has it new tbat tho fACtf
brought to ligbt in pay letter hsvA also
Had tbo ofleet of oaanisf (ho otos of
on member of Iho corporation to the
fael that he ia iiltelf lo bo aaorificeil a
rdor to promote tbo nomiaation of
"Uookj, tho oily tongttod." And lot
me whiiper in your ear, Mr. KJito,
that rumor is not afc faalt, as "Hocks"
aad his man FridAy bars Horormiaoi
at all ha.-rda that thoy will fill tbo Seero
Urr of AtAle's OtHfte another torm with
out roganl to tho lAtorest of the people
of tho Slate, the intorotti of bin party,
or the corporation of whieb he ta tko
bead. And let tno say to yen now.
that URliM a n is enal rbano to made in
the t" gram sf "Rocky" aad his n. vs
IVidsy, Mr. K Ilirsh, canJidato for
ronontisation to the oflco of 8tste
IiTitnrer, will meet with igr.erainteus
sud ttndorved flofoat At lM bands of
the next Itepubltesn Ktuta convention.
I say "undsorrrl," boemte Mr
II. nil I. -i. sicca ho wai ettvtsd Rtato
Treasurer, establiahed a reuta'ton for
"real An"bai!itr af chAraekor an 'i gon'.la
iSAnly doportuient, which haa ran.ler
ed him vor popular among I'amocrsta
whose esvalial CfBtd is, that an efli. w
is a trust place 1 in tbo hand of an
ff tiai to bo ad:n:oiatorod aad ooAdect
oU la tho tuorcst and for tbo benefit of
tho aoopls, an I aot te bt held aa tho
property of tbo oflicial. Aod thfa
briagaus to tbo cause ef the "chief '
making go many tiifs to aut city aioco
the apoarnse of my letter. Your
rentier are i!oubtlrs awaru of tho fid
that Mr. Sol. Hirsb of this city is a
brotborof Kd. U.rsb, protoat Ttoai
uror of fJwSlBto, that tha Hirtb brutb
art or Joat snd tbat tkoro ate a largo
numbor of rv'ers af tbat elaas in tbil
city; thst lbv are uaotljr ail Uopu' li
rajos. tod that ."!. Iirsh it thoir ItaJ
vr a
1 Bpoluansaj). H-l. Hr..!i
is a '
wily, throw J. c
fvUitcian, an I j
',i i... l.uu best i
:n.ng
s
Jaep tliiakiog
b 0.t.9 whe
rial ejil :iely scru
;..ivos in polilksi Xow, the bighsst
aad an! BuiiticAl Atabttion cf So!.
Hirsh is thst bis hrotl ar l.i. si . I
ba reBomiftiftlftl acd jeo'.ocied .Ule
Trsi'rsrr and will renblloso u
all his tail power of pollstos,! si.
OUABH.g and WUISSS4.
rest tndrsnco :D'h s
wiol- br virtue ut I t ,
tan rs the
hS ft or BBSS l m Vs sw as I
wbnh he
u i, to stM-tirn b's biolbtl 'a eloAtoB.
That he sriii be able same tho de'o
gatas from tlila EOVaaj to tss I lop v. ah
can State comvftitoB admiu aos ef a
dsnht. '11.', ibejr wjll be f r El. is
aoloss cert..-, aad Sol. will thos bo
able to aat to ' P.ck y ." ' Ton in us.
b-io sour friends Id the sunaort of
Ri , ar you tkall aot bao a ajng's rota
l om this Bounty." This, of course, i
. pinto " Hock' betweea two tiros,
at it is pudei stood that bo has be.Mt j
nareliatins with Tho. afontoith ef j
A bAr t wbj is a caadidato fur Biate
T.fasJrex u i;.ite tLotr inioreata. and
eur oorroBpojuien is infenaad by a
keoobiieaa fjuan Albany that the bo
towatiena have bees concloded and that
tha Linu cauaty deJeaitea to tbe esxt
ty (Jelejatte
fisp;.biicaa Su'o convention srtll aup
port "Kockyr for "oeretary of SiaU
Vlaut-ith i'.jr Hisic Treas'iror. oml W.
l. Hare for 'ioeeraor. This is sow
said to bo the "alato," o far as
IJnu county is vncorned. Vour cor-
respotdnnt is i tier mod that ' Kocky'a"
friends claim tbat the ' alate for l.aar
county will be the saw e, except tbe
namo of Menteith will be orasod snd
the namo of J. i Gray, present
Cofitttf TresB uor of l.sne soeottsated.
W'i.i; tt it as cortain thAt hi. IJtrtb
ill rccoivr tbo support ef Mnltnumsh
county to Lbc tate convsntien as say
political aveat that has net already bap
1 4f. v.c i h'. i t.i a:'-'' ?t e,. isiiv
sertain that tho snpnort of tbat eonnty
illtot bo sr'lhtous to fiocere him tho
noniiuatien, ufileis Mr. Hircbs frtsLde
now come to ihu ftnt and use tho vast
BIOABO which lhrj havg in tboir j wer
to .c..:e his noininatiati. Th" Jea-iab
?aj in ill H.alo is cotnparatiely
largo, and mostly J'.epuolican; but
even m tae lasp, cr mat jsct, as ib
other fast that tho two political parties
ia this 8tato are rather oronly dtvidsd,
we liiid mauy nartow lasnueu, know-
aofh'mg flepubli:,t s who tuMst that a
Jew should not be elected to so impor
tant a position. Hew mocb this ob-
. . . . siisa ' oar t I i
isctn.n WW atlsct Jar. Uirsns cnascos
inr raniiwinstioa on. romatua o hs
eton.
Mr. lisrhoart fealii perfect! certain
ef ksine r-nmiai.1. as no eth"r
candidate has pnblisly aanonnsod his
intoatieri ot eontejttta fcr tee pr.o
with him. U has latoly ben whispsv-
ed Abont noions a cortAin cIabs ef know
ing ttapablioA-ns, kesrevor, that if Mr
Earbeafl and bis risnds shall throw
obstacles in the way of Mr. Hirsb, by
formiu rombinAtiona with other eanrii
dftte'e, then will a formidable candidate
for Sorstfii'v of State be annsnncod
fcem a raest unexnected quarter. tv ib
now known that tho ffie of Secretary
m A 1
f Kls'ft hat net heon ndmni't-rM in
that pure aad oroaoniical way that has
beon craims! for Mr: Earhart by his
Is. and this fart, it is said, will bo
effcred in justification b'thoss above
nn Iran of. who will brine out another
wf ' -
candidats.
It seems 'that Judge Lotd will prcba
blr bo re-nominated without eppsition
It ia sa4d, heivever, that there is
thane feeUaz tbrU2huul all tho in
teriwr vTillnmstte vaIIov counties tha
the Sjunrsmo Bsncb ahewld not be
mads up from one pidUival party oa.iis
r; hoLoa it is ory eommoa talk, espto
"cially among farmers, that it will be
bettor fur tho people at large to have,
at least, ono Democrat on tho Bench;
and many of this lame olaso af mrn
say thAt tho olicea of Oo? ornor, Hooro
tAry uf St Me, St Ate Tresssrer and
SuperiAtendeat of 1'ubiio laitruetion,
should be divided up in like manner,
OKpocialiy the oflieea of (iorrvuor aad
BOtreUtrj of State.
The anti monopoly movement lately
isnugurAtod in this vsllsy ' annat, in
the natuto of things, assume foi inidabls
pi ..portions, as Dsrno. rsts bava nl ways
PMfl Modorstootl to be the. friends of
tbe people a againtt the unjust and
baneful influencee of corporatieaa whea
flttemplitig to modif and eoaliol tbe
logislatiea ol tho country. Tho general
la 1 prevailing aentimoate amoag Uomo
crala is tbat af friendliness towards
tbo building of railroads new going an
in this State. There is no well-defined
diopositiou to srek legielation tbat will
cripple or retard such railroad batldieg,
hnt whed tho railroad corpora
tions step In to control tbe legislation
avd politics of tbe Htate, tboit will tbe
united voien of the UewuwrAcy and
thousands of Republicans be beard ia
fnvor of leginlation to restrict the
powers of such pnwnful corpora tioni.
V'our correspf n-lent is ceuvinoed from
the outlook cf things bow that Mr.
i lard will enter tbe Gold of p !itics
at the coming cameoiga not becauao
be is personally inclined to do ,
but becauao bk advisers will
induce him to believe that it will
bo Utter for ihe rail rf ad companj
U do s.
As you are awarr, J. N. Delpb is a
candidate for U. 8, Seaatm; tbat be is
closely allied with tbe O U & N .,
snd being not overnir.ein politics, he
will not hesitato to plnnga the railroad
into tbo filthy pool if ia. will promote
bis political aspirations
The people ol Oregon will rue the
day if they permit the railroad company
te elect the next V. 8. Meaator,
rape ially if re 1 e s-.cb a man as Dolpb
or Mitcbell.
cosMOPoi.in:
rCBaOS 4LA.
1 j ;bie i'hes lo li designated
as tha Cauatcs di lirr-fousK
Tho .Sultan of Turkey otdy chirget
U.i for aaahlng . ou a cheraller.
Ljrsl Ijtidndcrry l on6 of t'.o
Inrireot ovvuvr ef 1' mi new lu Kuf
land.
Prince Wlitaos bjti sull
lioa dttllar'a WoriH r.f tiiur0a bit
Keasi hi BaiMiaB
Annie I.euUa Cary Is t year old
ar than Mr. l,rilUrl, whutn ' lo
about to marry
Baren Gu-tav lLU-;r d h e
bnlUl a c'.ittetu ntr Cuj i.ly on
land f r whleh he pt l i ii'..tj Uol-
A BU4fa4clfaTtfslly vt oma
tines amok ad I y tr. Uelniottien.
Hh eystetn was olsont l with nico
tine. A r.elliuure (irm receaiiy shipped
3sl bairtls of Califwroia ataloue abolle
twa l'ren h Mrm to mauufactuta into
artieles of Jewelry.
MIs 8'tsan Teal more CDBB0r is
now seventy yaars old. Sli Is Hv
lag at Capers town, wacro ebo ia
very active iu charltiee.
Alexander EC Hie van-, wha Is now
eoranlv year o u, nevor reaa a lAiry
. a l .
stery, and uatil the other day nover
board of Cladoralla.
At a Ball givoa la Atlaata tbo other
day la honor of l!it Jula, daughter
of Htoeownll .lacksan, orory t-'tate
In tbe Union xae repre-ented.
John Anderson, the New Yerk
naillioaara toaaceonisl, who recently
died in Carle, left over one miltien of
dollar ia personal properly and many
million in real relate.
A Montreal man who coti onee
draw a check for 1,000, 0C0 Is now
suiting wood at fifty rente per card.
yne miter i otiusnii; a -,
white the former was a nrodarn la-
fifaoeo.
Oliver Brothers,: Phillippa, a flraa
ef Pittsburgh, employ women to
manage mrchtnee ia the nut find holt
lepartment of their Iron-ivories the
first wemen, it is thought ever em
ployed in Iron-work.
Noah Webster, according to tho
Baltimore American, ouce foand him-
aelf iu Baltimore without a red rent
in hjM pocket. He started a eioging
arhael and soon had money euongh
to tako 1.1 ia to Tjottnn.
Judo Putnam of tho Maasachu-
i Avu Muarama Court, who died on the
6th inat wa.s born in Hartford, Vi,
lu 1817, aad was a grad 14 e of l alo
College witb William M. Evarts aad
Chief-JtiRtke Waite.
Mr. Jaraaa Jeneatof Kane, MeKean
ne-ad G vears. says that no ns
dtirine; hla life in that part of Pean
BFlvanla shot ana Ktiteo over aoow
- - . . , t s 1 , - VAk
deer, M 25 bears and aneeuntetl game
of other variotics.
The weddlnjr gift of one of the
Barons Rethscaila to young Mrs.
August Belnaent was a jewelled pen
dant of two united hearts formed of
onfl enormous diamond with a
lnrge, 5oar -ahapad pearl hauglng from
It.
All intoxicating drinks were ox-
eluded from a teconl dleaer previded
by tho Dako ofJArgyll at Iavorary
Caatta for tho workmen, where tho
Ladies Kary and Evelyn Campbell
and tho Marquis of Lome wero pres
ent. Olo Bull wound up his geld watch
on his death-bed, and haW 4 hia
wife : "When my band is pour ideas
to do this again," send this inithful
friend to Pref. Derejaus, with the
request that he will wear it himself
in memory of our friendship."
Oacar Wilde, tbe apostle of coiihet
iclsma recently arrived injthls coan
trywes born in Iielaud, and is a
eon of Lady Wilde, a poetical contrib
utor thirty ytars ago to tho Dublin
Natloa. We steads six foot ono la
stock! Qg considerably taller tban
his poetry.
emarmt
3, 188.
Tho Episcopal Church,
11Y UKV. IIOBT. U mVEVf.
II.
Joba Wesley iu h sorroon on divis
ieas among Christians, rays, "Many
persona who profess in nefe religion,"
"hoes not tbe loasl eeaeeption of this
mstter, neither issagiaa such a separa
tion to be any aia at all. Tbey leave
a Christian society with aa mueh nn
sonoern ea tbey go out of one room into
aaether. Tbey give oecasion to all
this complicated miaebief, aad wipe
their mouths and aey.they have done
ao evil."
a tbe other band, many cling to
their poouliar aeet, aim ply because it
is what they or their friends have long
been members ef. They admit thst
people may do qnito aa well ia other
denoviinstiona ; tbey are not members
bsueuse tbey consider Christ establish
c I the Chuieh in the form they bold
te, hot because thoir education makes
them better suited, wbero they hnvo
been accustomed to worship. Can
there bo any limit to tbe number ef
deaeaiiaatioas oa this principle of
cheieo. Tbe word "bsreev" comes freia
tbe Greek mooning "a choice" end is
aow applied by all Christians to mean,
an evil choice, regardless of all eatab
lisbod epioiens snd fseta : Th us tbe
I nitsrisns aro heretics for denying
tbe Divinity af Christ. Unlese Chris
tians search for tbe will of our Savioar
ia tbis par tie alar there ia ao limitation
to anmbsr of tbe divisions ; self will
mast yeild to estsblishsd usages o a less
tbey ere elearlf eeatrary to soripture ;
ohsrity is impossible witbeat a opirit
of accomedatien. Doctrine aad cus
toms wbieb have aloea prevailed ia tbe
Ghurob, will bo accepted without scra
pie by those eadeevoriajr to keep peaca
aad unity. There are ever two bua
dred diflereat seats ia tbe Uaitod
8tatea to-day ; tkoro have boon more ;
bat after dividiag maay bars died out.
Tine protest against divisoa comes
with more farce from tbe Rsiseensl
Churcb to-day, because hardly
years ago, aotwithataadine the
aiao
mast
saraest presentation of tbe brethren,
ad in dieoct vielatiea of hie ordination
vwe, Bishap Casnmiaa served bis eaa
sector, with the msia body, and start
d what was called a reformed Kpit-e
pal Chareh. Hs wss fallowed by abont
fifteea out ef three thousand oiorgy
men. snd joined by disaffected members
ef other deaosaiaations. This sm
though Lot nine years old has separat
ed iota thro orgaaizations already. It
was watcemed with tbe right bead of
fellowship by ether doaosai natioas aa m
e'r'ert accordance with the principle ef
ef tho:ce, instead ef boins condemned
ss a vialstioa of charity ; tbe avil frait
of division bss m stared very qaiekly ia
this esse.
Sarely Chriatiaas mast have some
guide or rale ia this mstter. Whea
an evil has reached such a fixed pooi-
tios, it is sad indeed. Only devoted
eelf denial nd oillingnem to follow the
sruth when revealed can kelp the
Cburek ef Christ. St. Paul gar a
rule ia Rem. XVI. 17. ' Now I bo
acccb ycu bresbrca, mark sham which
cease divisioaa, and ofleaoee coatrary
to the deetriae which ye have learaed
aad avoid them."
These divisions are doing more for
the cease of iafidelity then the attacks
of aliinfidcl writers eomblaed. Letaay
one consider tko differeaee, in the ia
flneice ef Ckriatiaaity in tkia country,
now snd fifty years ago. Sectarianism
wss bet and evil results aot then ao ap
parent. Old men will tell yon thst
tbo nation as a wkele bss passed from
ander the intluenco of Christianity.
The appalling fact meets aa that not
only are two thirds of our whole pops
lation unbelievers, bnt that popnlar
sentiment is in many places atroagly
opposed to tbe inflaeneee end teach
ings ef the Christian Ckorek. Tbe
number of members in larger new than
formerly, bat the growth ef Chareh in
fluence has been ia no proportion te
tho growth ef the cesntry.
No general movement towards a
real unity caa be eapeoted. Too many
teas parol interests ere at etake te cr
poet that any eaa denomination weald
give place so anetber ; tha lave af
many ia too cold to expeot theai to take
any special interest ; very few have
the eander to aeknewledge that they or
their forefathers may have been ia
error, though error ia diriaioa there
eertainly ia ; others will prefer their
own way, right or wrong, and will
ridicule what tbey neither aaders'aad,
nor wish to inform themselves a sons.
It remains then with eaob individual
Christian, to do his or her duty for
the sake of Christian unity. Of truss
the trnrh is not popnlar with these
whe make the loudest professions of
being perfectly free from bigotry. Ao
a rule those whe profess to be free
from ail prejudice and narraw minded
noss aro tho most illiberal, because
they do not recognize tbe truth that
those two qnaliiios are natnral to the
hitman mind and only overcome by
wide extended observation and practi
cal Charity. The spirit of perseeution
ia net dead yet, aa any one will find
whe attempts to run counter to popu
lar sentiment, either in or ont of the
Cbnrch. No fires will burn, nor blood
bo shod as of old. Men to-day can
make the weight of pepmlar displeasure
felt in many other ways than by blows,
nnd tbo pAtient conscientious eonl, whe
tskes a consistent stand in this matter,
will have te bear hard tbisgs for Mis
sake, who endnred much contradiction
of sinners attaints himself.
Where was the starting point of
divisions among English speaking pso-
Plel
At tbo Reformation Henry VIII
severed England from tho sway ef tbo
Peue. This kiaa. not beiaa keir to
ike throat', was brought uu for tho
Church. Mis older brother dying lei'
him heir to the Crown, aad though
young At tbe time of kia accession te
NO T.
mo kingdom, he herauc ,ont cf the
most loaraad Romsa Cathelia TheoJo
giano of bis day. B.fng tery familiar
with therefoi ination BsOTtpSfnaV wbieb
woe than agitsting the continent, and
at first opposed tv it, he wotea book
agaiaat Lutker, aad for bis zeal, the
Hope gave him tbe title of "defender of
tbe aitb." When lbs Pope refaeed ta
grant him a divorce from CsthArino his
wife, Henry decUred tbat 00 she prin
eiplcsofthc 001 If Cbrch ea foreign
eecleeeisatic bad An right ia England,
andtakiag advantage f tbe diaturV
aneee in Europe, ccinrAKd Kegland
from the pepsl territory, and oesatitnt
ed bimaelf hood af tho Chorch. Is was
simply an act of tyraanioal power is
which tbe people bad no voice or
ckoice, yet had tbe Keglish nation sa a
whole been opjoced to this step it
eonld never hsve taken place. ag
land had always boon roost restless un
der papal oppression. WeliflVs llible,
smong other things, bad helped to pro
per tbe way for a retnrn to the ussges
eftbeeerly Cbuicb ; tbe doctrir.es v
the Keformora had spresd far and
wido.so that notwithstanding tho tor
hnlonce attendioa such rhr,- ii
W BBS mm -w p VliW
nation sabmitted in tbis msAtar to Lha
dictation of tho nrbitrarr Ki. mmA
took part with him in disregsrdmg the
menaced vengesnce of tbe Pope.
Tf S WO
uaaor nenry the Church af
land bad no power, bnt cimply had to
wnis mo turn ef events as ordered kv
an over-roling Providence.
The most important cbaesas wi
however gradually ejected. The Bible
was trsneiated !ato Eogiisb snd placed
ia tbe Churches Tbe Chi.rrh ..r..
were also translated end read ia the
ether tongue of tbe peon la The re
formers ia England corresponded with
those in Germany ; Melancthcn waa
specially invited by Henry snd Arch-
toieuop crsmner to come over to Eog
iaad ; while ss a result ef tbeee nog
tiatiaas, a bodv ef thirteen articles ei
Religion were drawn up neailv a rac
ing with the confesaicn of Augburg.
King Edward tbe sixth was brought
np nnderitbe influence cf the reformers.
and whan be succeeded to' tho tbroao
in 1547 tbe Church
the first opportnnitv to set a kodr
Al the Kings command to define
the j
aectrtnes of tke lUfetrned Chunk ef
a m
Englaad, Bishops Crsmnor snd Kid lev.
assisted by others drew op
articlea ef religioa. which
forty-twe
were sub-
muted to tbs whole coavoeatien ef
clergy and scce,id by them ss the
Church e doctrine. The priaeiple oa
which these articlea were framed can
be jadged from the sixth , which reads,
"Hely Scripture eentaiaeth U things
Boeessarv to sal rat h b ; so that wka
- -at ....
SOOVer ts aot reed there. r. ror tut
ptovad tnerobye, (although it bo soma-1 throe miles. Mas 88,000 dmckords
ttsse racoived of the godly snd prof t-1 ennuslly brought before iu magls
abla far sa arder aad comeliness) yc trstes. Sas aa maay paupers as woald
MiBiuigiKiH consuaineo so ao
lieva it ao aa article of faiih " "It" is.
wnat is not in ecriptcre.
The abject et tha reformers was aot
to fauad a new Church, bnt to rector
a sa
Us eld. li wee aot a division, for it
was a national movement, nor did the
Momsn Catholics sep Arete from tbo
English Church, until in tho reign el
Elizabeth wbaa the Papa put forth a
ball forbidding them te comsuuae with
km ; tbefiist divisiiea was mad when
tbe Romanists withdrew from ker com
mnnien. Edward was auoeeeded by Mary and
Romanism was far a short time agaia
forced opoa tbe English people. Then
wea the trial time of the sroformed
Church. Her leaders such as Crsm
aer, Ridley aad Latimer were burned
at the etake, others" were banished or
found safety in flight. Hume gives
tbis account of the twe last named :
"Ridley B:shop of Leaden and Latim
er formerly Bishop ot Worcester, two
prelates celebrated for learning aid
virtue, perished together in tbe letmo
flames at Oxford, snd supported each
ethers constancy by their matnl ex
hortation a. Latimer whea tied to tho
stake, called to hia companion "Be ef
good ekear brother ; wo shall this dsy
kiadle each a torch ia Esglaad.as I
treat in Oed. shall never be extinguish
ed. The exeontioners bad boon ao
mercfal as to tic bags of gonpowdsr
abont these prelates ia order to pnt
a speedy period to t heir tor tares ; tbe
explosion immediately killed Latimr,
whe waa ia extreme eld age ; Ridley
eoatinued alive during seme time in
tko midst of tho flsmea."
Theso men are bat examples of
many such mart re heroes who purified
tho English Caureb from Romanism
nnd paid fot their zeal with their
deaths.
When Elizabeth succeeded ts tbs
throne, the reformers again oktciasd
the ascendancy ia th Church. The
Prayer-book and. article of Religion
issued in Edwards reign wcro revised
aad accepted by the clergy in convoca
tien. Parliament gave its sanetion.
and made those tbe national faith and
practice of worship throughout tbo
realm ; and thus the Chnroh and state
la England have continued to this day.
Tho Church cannot make a law with
out the eeaaent ef the people, through
their representatives in Parliament,
nor oan Parliament, er the Onsen make
a law for the Church withont the coo
sent of the clers y.
Two extremea were diaatisoted Iwltb
the eatablished order. The Romanists.
ho deaired to restore the papal au
thority, but nsver regained the ascen
dancy, and tbe Puritanic clement,
which crew stronger, and cal mine ted
ia Cromweli'a time in the overthrew ef
both royalty and the Church of Eng
land for a abort time.
While the Romanists were th Irak
to leave the Church ef England, the
first diviaion that led te moat dicastreas
results ocme from Puritanism. Its
followers set tbo example of such an
inordinate self opinion that wore thoir
wishes not carried out, thoy preferred
to read the Church of Christ. This
seff opiaioa was net tempered with any
respect for the opiaioas of others. In
tbe spirit of tke age thoy weie prosecu
ted ky the Church tbey attempted to
divide; and when they got power, perse-
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cutod ethers. Thus while claiming
freedom cf opinion for tbemeolvm, they
would not sclera te it in others.
Rsacroft in bis U. S. History Vol 1
Cbsp. X, gives an account of the laws
of tbo Puritans (ia America) against
sectarianism. Under tbe laws referred
to, four Quakers were put to death and
many others baaished and otherwise
persecuted. Be tampers k is eulogy on
tbe Pilgrim Fathers wit's tbeaa Words.
"It baa been attempted to excuse tbe
atroeity f tha law, bee see tbe Qoakers
avowed principles tbat seemed sabver
si re of social ardor. Aay govaramcnt
might ea tho same grounds, find in its
ttsrcoaoaabl fears, an excuse for its
cruellies. The argament jasticcs tbe
01 pulsion of the Moors from SpAin, of
the Hegeeaote from Era ace; aad it
forms a complete apoleey for Laud,
who was boAost in hi bigotry, porse-
e lttag the Puritans with the same good
faun with which he recorded r.n
draarn."
If such then wore the spirit which
ar.imsted th tinv- who:, divisions had
their bagioing, wo. Id it not be weli to
jok hack, and see whether some gr(
m a
or ; erg wen r-t .-nae wni-'i ar row
bearing their f in a wce hmexl mi
divided cbris.iaouy I
cawo or los 00 a.
London is tbo greatest eity the
world ever saw. It is the heart of
the British Empire aad of tho world,
it covers within tho fifteen miles ra
dios of Caaria Creee nearly seven
buadred square miiea. It nameorc
within three boundarioa 4,000, Ootj
iehabitaata. It cemp:.sea 100.900
foreigners from every quarter of tbo
globe. It con tolas more Reman
Catholics than Borne itself, more
Jows tkaa the whole of Palostiae,
more Irish than Dahlia, more Scotch
men than Edinbnrg, more Welsbmoa
than Cardifi, aod mora coantry born
persons tkaa the con a ties of Devoa,
Warwickshire, aad Durham com
bined. Has a birth ia every fro
minutes and death every eight
minutes Mas on aa average twemty
eight rci.es of new streets opened
and ' 000 sew boeeee boilt ia It
9very year. Msa 12$ aoreoas every
day and 5,G0o added to its foBBla
tien every year. Maa 1,000 chips
and o.Oto'aailors ia iie port ovary
day. Jiaaa 117,tCf habitaal criaa
Laaia ea iu police register, iacraaaing
at an average of 30,000 par asaam.
Mai asore than one-tbird of all tho
crime In oeumry eemmittod in it.
Has as maay beef shops cad gin
palace as weuld if placed side by
eide. stretch from f harlar Croon to
Tnannb itsa,. nf istsstv.
Perumeuth, a
mure than occupy every hoaee in
Hrirktoa sis uawarda of 100.000
habitaal ceglectars ef public warship.
Ac siatj mliee of open shops: every
Lord's dsy has a cad af 900
'cknrekes
and 200 additional city
rcisaienaries, Haa ao Influence
with ail parts of tbo world represen
ted by tho pearly deliverance in it
of 2-, 600, 000 letterc
BtBoacr t BAvrai
"A pradent maa," cays a witty
Trsncbasan, "is like a pia. Hie head
prereats him going toe far."
"You seem to walk mere erect than
ocasl, my friend." "Yes, I here
straightened by circamstABcea."
"Prisoner, kave yen ever been
rioted t" ' "Xe, yenr Honor. I bare
always employed first else Iswysrs."
- Mr. Smith,'' said a lady at a fair,
"won't yen please buy this beaqaetto
preaeat te tbe lad v von leva f
Twoutdn t be right' said Mr. Smith.
"I'm a married man."
"Hew could yon think ef soiling
auntie stapid t Cleto her iesjsediateJo
and tell ker sou s rrv."
w r , ar
A dectoi, e ' .res. ea apothecary
a. ss a
and the aaan a .10 taxes year pketev
graph sheald all be persens of a cheer-
fr.l turn ef mind.
Refinement unacoempaaied by
wealth is like melaasan with oat beck
wheat cake. At all tresB, tkes is
the host thins we con tkiak of At tke
present moment.
grsea wilt be tho fashita&Mo telor
. - - r
wo! be the fsiis n :r far t
faces of the men whe hsve te pay
thsm.
Indignant Boarding-Mistress -"Why,
what arc you there fcr V Ft
bey on table "Mr. Hewlett pet n
bore. He says it's his birthday, ai
be wants te sea something en tl
table berides bash."
coast nrnex 1 red.
An old physician. . etiretl from 1
tive practice, baviag had placed
his hamls by an East India Miasioat
tho formula of a simple vegeta
remedy for tho speedy and perm:
ent cure ef Consumption, Broashit
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat a
I nno tf a T 1tma a lark nallitra a
radical euro far general Debility
tivo powers ia thousands of
. -
leets 11 nis auty 10 maxe Know
a -1 . .
his suffering fellews. The recipe
aatien and use, ana ail necessary
treatment at yonr own home, wll
received by you by return mail,
of charge by addressing with su
or sfHruaod ssir-aauraasftl uvai
to
DR. M. E. BELL,
161 Y. CALVXBT8T. BALTIMORE, Ml
Aiterney-Gencrai Brewster
rafilas ef tho s:y la of 7.) years af
Iodb waistcoat of biiebt tuff at
blue, swallow-tailed ccet with
buttons.