The state rights democrat., May 19, 1882, Image 1

B TATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
ISSUED BVERY FRIDAY
CLAIBH.8TEWART.
WIUIW orFtCH-t Drmofrat Bnltdins on
reacts or SUOSCRimoN
ooptr, par ymr
op. atx months
3 00
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10
copy, thr month. .
a urn tor
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TTORHEYK AT LAW,
Albany, Orfgon.
neT-Offlee in Foster's Brick Bl(vk.-
vlSnlStf.
R. S. STRA.HAN. I- BIl.YKU.
STRAHAN & BIXYEU.
ATTOMETS & OOHHSBMRS AT LAW
Albany, Oregon.
"PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF
r this stato. They give speitial atten
Hon to collections and probate matter.
Office in Foster's new brick. 49tf
khTmontanyb.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND
Notary Public.
Albany. Orejon.
Office upstairs, over John Bripgs "tore,
1st street. v Mu23tf
TIlwxathxrfobi),"
(NOTARY PUBLIC J
tTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALB AW, OKK4.0V.
WILL PRACnCK IX ALL TUK COURTS OF THE
State. Special atlealiuo given to collection and
probata matter.
In Odd Falls 's Teniae. 114:2
J. C. FOWKU. W. R. HILT KIT
POWELL & BILYEU,
vTTORNEYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in thance ry
ALBANY. - - - OKKtiOX.
Collections promptly made on ail points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
atTOrnee In Foster's Brick.-ms
Tl4nl9tf.
T. P, HACKLEMAX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ALB1U. OBLCOV
"Office up stairs
emple."e
in the Odd Fellow's
v!3n50
F. M. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LEBANON OBKGOLt.
WlU practice In all the ooart of the State.
Prompt attention given to collections, con
veyances and examination of Titles. Probate
business a speciality. Ti2nA.tr.
J. A. YAftTIS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
COEYALUS, ORBOOlff.
Will
In all the Courts of the State
la the Court Hons "a
vlOnSBvL
GEOBGE W. BARNES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
Notary Public,
PBIXETILLK. OKLCOV.
Collections promptly made on ail points.
C. H. HEWITT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBaSY, OBLCW V
WILL practice in all courts of the
State, and give special at' en? ion to
collections. Office in OToele's Block.
E. It. SKIPWORTH,
STTOBSET AD 01XSKLOB AT LAW AXB
SOT ART PI BLK.
WILL practice in all conrts of the State
iJI basiness Intrusted to me prompt
ly attended to.
Office m O'ToolSa Block, Broada&in Sire,
45yl Albany, Oregon.
E. G. JOHNSON, M, D.,
HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon.
Albany, Oregon.
Office la Froman's BricK, two doors
I'.ast of Conner's Bank. nlO
LEWIS STIMSON'S
LI VERY AND FEED STABLE.
First class vehicles, fine horses, good
feed, accommodating proprietors snd rea
sonable charges. Give them a call,
dlablea near Revere House.
6yL
DR. E. O. HYDE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at
SCIO, OREGON.
namoiA.
J.. W. LANCDOH & Cd,
DRUGGISTS.
Books. Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Large Stock and Low Frices.
CITT DRUG STOBE,
21 ALB A XT. OHKGOV.
FOSHAY & MASON.
VIIOLMULV AXD RBTAIIe
Druggists and Booksellers,
ALBANY, OREGON.
vltoAltf
REVERE HOUSE,
ornei first and Elliworfh Albany, Oj-ejon.
Chas- Pfeiffer, Proper.
This new Holel is fitted Up is first class style. T ables
suppiied with the beet the market affords. Spring
Beds in every Room. A good Sample Boom lor Com
mercial Travelers.
tSTree Coach to and frosts He Motel. "631
J. W. BENTLEY,
Custom Boot & Shoe Maker.
O OOTS AND SHOES made to order,
ff and se pairing done with neataeas aad
diapattjh, end at low price. Call and se
bim. First ret, Albany. 4lyl
Aloanj Bath Housa.
' ffIHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPEC1
I fally inform the citiiens of Albany snd vi
oittitv that I have taken charge of thia Establish
meat, and, by keeping deaa rooms and payis
arict attention te basiness, expects to sait si
taaae who may favor us with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing oat
First-Class Hair leasing Saloons,
expects te give entire aatiafaation to si
mrChUdten sad Ladles' Hair neaiiy ca
shampooed. JOS W BBEB.
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VOL. XVII.
W. H. GOLTRA
DKALKR IN
Farm Machinery,
WAC0NS, HACKS, BUG
GIES,
Plows, Harrows,
HAY PRESSES,
mtkkl goods
JAMES I ANNALS,
MAV.-f Ufl !
XilO MUM H
FURNITURE BEDDING.
t araer Ferry and Seeeed sirecU.
ALBANY, - - BKUON.
vltfcUlyl
Ague Cure
I Is a purely vecrtable bitter and power-
ful tonic, and is warranted a spec
cuv ami
certain cure for Fever and Airus Chills
and Fever, Intermittent or Chill Fe
ver, Remittent Fever, Dumb Agar.
Periodical or Bllioas Fever, and alt
malarial disorders. In miasmatic dis
tricts, the rapid pulse, coatod tongue, thirst,
e rapid pulse, coated tongue, thirst,
Srthspu
lassitude, loss of anoetUe. pain in tbo beck
and loins, and coldness of the spine and
extremities, aro only premonitions of
severer symptoms, which terminate In the
aene paroxysm, succeeded by high icvtr
' and profuse perspiration.
It is a startling fart, that oniuine, arse
nic and other f-oisonoua minerals, form the
Imsis of most of the " Fever and Agno
Preparations," " Specifics." "Syrups. and
"Tonics,' in the market. Tbo prepara
tions made from these mineral jo lions,
although they aro palatable, anil may
break the chill, do not. care, but leave the
malarial and their own drug poison ia
the system, producing quinism, dizziness,
ringing ia the ears, headache, vertigo, and
other disorders moro formidable than the
disease they were intended to cure.
Ayek's Agi e Ccbf. thoroughly eradicates
these noxious poisons from the system,
and always cures the severest cases. It
contains no quinine, mineral, or any thing
that could injure the most delicate pa
tient; and Its crowning excellence, above
its certaintv to cure, is that it leaves tho
system as free from disease as before tho
attack.
For Liver Complaints, Arm's Aon
Cc-re, by direct action on the liver and
biliary apparatus, drives out tho poisons
which produce these complaints, and stim
ulates the system to a vigorous, healthy
condition.
We warrant it when taken according to
directions.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer St Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowe!l, Mass.
sou t aix pxccgirrs rvsarwnrnr.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
A SURE CUBE GUARANTEED.
fl II K. C. WF.T3 S KBTI AND Pit AS TRKAT-
j meat, a at'iUc ur Hyutcria, Ubcxincaa, Cos
vaiaiotiA. Nervutra Headache, XcnUl I?rre(in
IHia f Memory, bptmiitoritaea. BMMMCT, in-
roluniarr eDitaaimw. uren.tura oM izt, cmuaatl by
er e x t rt ion, (elf -abuse or ov(r-inlulreiice, hich
leaaa to muerr. decay and death. One ncx uiii cure
recent iUueva. Earn box containa one month'
treatment : one dollar a box, or ai box for Ave
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
We iraaraiitre aix boxes to cure any case. Witn
rzeh order rt:eivei oy u tor aix ooxee, acceuipanicu
with Bt dollars, we will aead the purchaser our
written Liianui'e K, return the KMitiev it the treat
ment does not effect a cure. Guarantees iaaiei
only by . . .r .
Wholesale and UcU.il DrutriU, Fortiant!, Oregon,
Orders by oiail at reuUr prices.
Dr. 8PIXlVElr,
NO. 11 KEAKNY 8T.
Treats all t'hroale snd Special Diseases.
yotjinT men
ttrilOMIT BK M FFEUIXC FROM THE
If eflc-U of vouthful foilies or huereU;n, will
Ho well to avail llicinselvca of thli. theKreatest boon
ever laid at the altar of atiftcring humanity. OR.
SPISNEV will guaraiitee U forfeit 50ofor every e
Seniinaie Wttiknes or nrivate diaeaae of any kind
or
eanvf - which he undertAire ana laiiff to cure.
SIf DDLE-ACKD MEN.
There are manv at the aze of thlrty-flve!to dxty who
rt- troubled with V: freoiK-nt eracuatioe of the blad
der, often accompanied by a slight wnartiruf or burning
sensation, aud a weakening of the system in a rummer
th mtieut cannot accouril lor. sn caamintiur ujj
urinary deptlts a ropy seuiutenv wm oivcn oe totwi i
ind sometimes small iarticles of albumen will appear,
.r the color will be of a thin milkhth hoe, again chan
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iar to a dark and tonid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the eause,
which is the secotid staae of scutinal weakneM. Dr. 8.
will guaraBtee a perfect cure in ail such caees, and
healthy restoration of the geiiito-uriuary organs.
Omci Hocus XO to 4 aswt 6 to 8. Sundays from 10
to 11 a. a. Consulutiou free. Thorough exmmaUor
axl advice. 86.
For private diseases of f.host gtnding a full coarse
of medictn c suffictctit for a cure, with an ltwirucuomi,
will be eeut to any a ldrtw on reoeipt of slO w.
Call aud atldretie,
nit. spissev . co.,
lltVl NO. 11 Ke-rroy St. fHin Frunclsco, Cul
To the Unfortunate!
DR GIBBON'S
Dispensary.
)Q atEAItSlY fl,
yJiCO comer of Corame
cial Street, ban Francisco.
Established ia 1SS4, for
tli treatment of Sexmfl
and Seminal Diseases, sud
at (ionorrkea. Gleet,
at t. ttntirritcs, n--,
8trlure,gypklllinat
its forms, IuipotcnV
Seminal Weakness, niirht loBaes by dreams, pirn
nltM on the face and losg of manhood can Dositively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should not fail to eafi
upon bim. The Doctor has traveled extensively in
Euro tie. and inspected thoroughly the various Hospi
tals there, obtaining a great deal of valuable ltiionas
tion, which he is competent to impart to those in nspd
of his services. DU. GIBBON will make no charge
uiilesH he effect a cure, rersons at a distance HA1
BE il BED ST 1IOHE. All commumoaUtms
strictly confidential. You see no one but the Dooty.
Send ten dollars for a package of medicine. Persons
writing to the Doctor will please state the name of tfte
natier thev see this advertisement in. Charges rea
sonable. Call or write Address DR. J. P. G1BB0K,
Box 1957, San Francisco. N TISM3
SsaaOaVs
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NERVINE.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
o.r. , K.il. !. nu. Huma, mul4n. St. Itiu
litcm, Vtrtlin'. Hyur. luUy A..IM . 1rl
i lUtruiualluu, NurlU mod 1 cr
1h' luhlUblc tvuxiy HI j-IUirly Wlt. tr r.. ry
tinul al NtOLiu lnu..ni.t, anU Urto U,o
mmy from bH Uujjtuk. iv,r Ui return
ing tb hunxllUrv OUnt or i-u tu lUr .Uin, t. I
thoroutflilv rrJitU ibe IImam, uJ ulUrljr us
troj the caUM.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Corn Fcnulo Vckiir, ;ci-nu lci.mjr, Lrsasnr
crum erWbtUw, ratnlul MnUtU-.r,. 1 lcrtlu vf
Um I'Unu, liiMKttai llet. Url, lu(Uuitulitu
ih HaMa. Irrtub.lll ! lh Blllcr 1- r Wk
tuliina t Sight, U-r U u Uitr roawwljF. burlaK
Iht t hin;., ia htc t: KcaU !, ul.l U ttlHi,l it.
It Ihr rwti h?.t" ! st r.il, ti.ij .r
i niur '. wect leej.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
fur
KaUhk. Tooaa ,lrt(tMlttf UaiU ' lo
Ibe t.rt trul sr BIWli .UHtuu
butosiiltj'. Tboanuula tlta uituklly tr..in Uir
cuv b lkm It. but tor Um 4c..urp uf .u-.uk m
treat lug hte (rWmla . Iitlla Uunkinrf ll-t Uv Is Ml
ravl l mtn. Ltnu Uta tHuai Cater, be Brat u th
ilruinamaJI ijtuuiltlUa aaabattulasa ni....i 1!m
.Abins tofluaac uf tha iltMg taltna trun.' bob!
ujm tu UUtu, IcaUiag bint btaown u-tt
Tba bahtu ('' ami l..a.u I" ia. arc
prcolaair ahal rating la l aitnvi.ucti'-a aa vmt
ratlii. Brat inlUHMa the aO.marb, abt-b rcduuUaa tu
it punlttem buU the atom It ai.'i
r drink '1 ltiu or r lic 4 op'um.
iilaal ol ttafvtnff, () a.!4a to iU fterr Srr. until
ll fnautuaa tba'viUtl t-jrec aiwl lUm I la If l.ktt!.
glutbioi-ua t(- no. it erica "0;e. ffte "'
bat nrrtonuh until lu oan rai.-.l ! itwtf.
SainariUn N-r;n. rt tnatant r.licf u, ail uch
It proiu-ca alt, uukU tba ncrra. Win!':,
U tbo triHa ajaUni, nl rastrta UkIj sim! nwal
to s health) cuaiiUou.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cure Norv.,r; lr.i, lv.iutun ot ih He4rt,
A.tnuta, Hrwiehtua, ft.-rerul, Sphn. uiwswa tne
Kidneys and all eMSSSH ot the urinary nrjraua. ssr
oua OebiltlV, caal by the l:t.lta t n.t.a -4
pcrmaitablly cured by tha u of tin lntaatlc
remedy. Ttjou. uot , nuuJW ajad und uldmcn,
wba are coverte yuur wAinu. a t'h man'.c bj
afJSnce, kk mm. y -u can be aat nl by Uuiely efl t !..
ar.d make ornaments te U:t), ai.d )eta in tbr
crown of your Maker. If yu will. tx Bet keen bi a
eavtvt luircr, until It aap. )iHr H'j ,, an.1 dawtrov.
h ,th body and euul. If you are thus eifi.c'ed. Ufea
Pi. naoi a aeaiartlati Nervine. It nat-e
your hatu.-red rsvrvee, arrest nreojiture Jwaj , nun
Une and aucn; Ui thu 1miU lto.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cured my llule girl of flu. Kite was elan drat and
dumb, but It cum. her. bbe an new talk and bear
aa wil a a) body. Peter lines, hpriii(waUr, V.
MAM A BIT AX MRMMl
II u boen Cie means f ruritux aty wife f rlwn-.A .,tn
j. v. y. )i. r. rrt . ...i... i
MA MA BIT AN IHTMI
II - t lure cure of a iatae of Su fur my awn.
Y. R lUl.'a, IltatU,.i:c, Kan.
MaMABlTAN
Cured me of rtl,-o, tieiirilH ami eivk he a. I c.
klr. Wtc. Utlu oa, Aurura, ill.
SAHABITAN BBBYIMB
Wai the uieanaof curing my wife of aiama.
Uav. J. A. Kdir, II u:, i'a.
(it n A It IT AM MKKVIMK
CureJ me "I aathma. after apendiiiK oyer 3.000 wilt
other doctors. K. B. Itobwm, Sew Alhai.j, ! 1.
MA11 ABITAN MKUVIMK
KStctoally curetl me of sjieam.
Mtaa Jennie Warren,
7t0 West Van Buret) St. OWas
MAMABITAN .MIRVI.M,
Curttl r chiM if flu after given up to die by oor
fauulr Musician, it ttavtnif over loo in Jt ! urj.
Henry anee, ereiiu. warren Lo , lent..
MAMABITAN NERVINE
Cured me of acrofula after suffering for eight years
Albert SUUe,o, I'eurta, III.
MAM IBITAN NERVINE
Cured my sou of flu, after spenjlaf 11400 with other
doctor. J. W. I !') n'.on, Llalourn, JUa.
MAMABITAN NERVINE
Cured mu tiermaiariiily of epib-ptir fiU of a lul trn
cliaraetcr. Rev. Wm. Martin, MoJianiL-atown, Md
MAMABITAN NERVINE
Cured my sou of flu, having had In ei;hun
a. sir, r.. rorbea, VFeat I'utwlam, S. 1
MAM AKITAIff NERVINE
Curat me of epiljy of nlns years' standing.
M!asriena Mar:iall,
Uranby, New ton Co., M
M 1M ABITAN NERVINE
lias permanently cutel ni ot eitiirrmy ul mativ tars
tlu'aUuii. Jaotb Kutcr, ht. Jwi li. 41.
A A VI A RITA HI NCUVIKK
Cured 'me of bronchitis, asthma and jpcm,-rul tlidilily
Oliver Mrers, iroutou, Uhio.
KA7IARITAM NKIttlVt;
HaJ cur;d me of attl tua ; alar, acrofula of manv rears
Isaac- Jewell, i iiviiium, hy.
NA9IAKITAN XtKVlM:
Gaaa a tneaa m mine wuo nao nysiictisia ery
badiy. Mtteiiaei ouoniior, ltiii!uav, ra.
SAM Alt IT A.N NERVINE
Maa HrntMieittlr etired rnoof ettlle;. .:. fits.
oa l l irea.iiiy, lies Moines. Iowa.
NAM AKITA M IIVISi;
Cured uy wife of epilepsy of 85 i .r stantlln.
iienry uiarit, r airtiuiti, Midi.
AM A It IT A.N Ni;3tVINK
Cured my wife of a nervous rllseaite of the head.
E. orah ut, North iiepu, Pa.
NAM tnir.tN' ' ;hvim:
Cared my ton ' .1. i. .;.'n not hul a fit far about
four vwr, John Davie,
WooJburn Itaciupiu Co., III.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Is for sale by drturgists everywhere, or may bo had
direct from us. Those who wish to obtain further
evidence of tbs curative properties of Hamaritan
Nervin will please enclose a 8-cent postai; atari ip
for a copy of our Illustrated Journal of Health, giving
hundreds of testimonials of cure from persons who
have used tbe medicine, and also their ttietures photo
graphed after their restoration to itorfoct health.
Address
DR. S. A.RICHMOND & CO.
World's Epileptic Institute,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
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ALBANY, OREGON,
PIPJ
CEHMlfiEDY.
L'OXt
RHEUMATISM,
Houralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Core Throat, Swell
ir.gs and Sprains, Burnt and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Car and Headache, Fro
Feet and Care, and all othor
Pains and Aches.
U Preparation trt earth auala Sr. J. Q
It'"' J; A tttal .nulla but tba minparaO,. i
r mti.gr, uttav ..f &0 Casta, an.l aaary oi .iit,n-.,
ulih ;. ton hava cbaaf atxl nuaiUfa lwv( . I tl.
asiaa
lUracUusa lu KUrau Incuafa.
COLO BY ALL DRU001BT8 ABD DCALL2w
IB MCDI0IHE.
A. VOGEUER to CO.,
UatUmutr, Sid , V. S. A.
Mr J. II. llATi a, Nwpner Advartls
InK AKant, 41 fark U,w (llti eM I'.ulhllnK)
New York, lu authorise I to contrail for
advttrtinniiMiM lu th Democrat st our
Uvit rate.
HI
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King of tho Blood
!i v.' "tc t I - it la a l t pttlArr antt..nl i.
I iiui:y of I4. '1 ivnu the .yetew. darangre
know,, fev tl
cord: ii ; I
jhaa of 1 1
of MUnrf.
Qiiajaaliif. i
ache. I j
I'rvs-t.
tr,h Xrrv
a. ti:. I
nmiru'ra t
of l'.c Ulea
iUl ll.rm ar
r anrae rt
Impurity
ing real I;
r u. lit. -rtlrrr. lit cut
trsi
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6.
RED CROWN MILLS.
bam.akp, nos & co., rsors's.
rutH r V!.orn hi i cni'iu i.h rtMiutss
AXU KAKKKS CSS.
BEST STORAGE FACIiJTIKS.
Highest Prico in
Cash for
Wheat.
ALBANY - Myl -
OR.
A STOCK RANCH
IN EASTERN OREGON.
A stock rant-h of 220 acros. with rood
uleide ratiK', locatcti near itrldge Creek,
In Wasco county, together with al,out
bmsso, w excuantfi lor Isiul here in the
Wlllaiiietto Valley. Now, if you want to
sell yt-ur farm and g" hi to the atock huai
ucas'ln lstorn Oregon, here Is a chance
for yon. Call on or atldroast'. II. Mew-
art, Albany, Oregon.
0. B. P.
W in- Piundei'V
BEouTaaro masc 38. 1870.
Uthe peoples K.pular remedy It U warranted to g'.va
atisfactioa, if you want testimonial call atjthe offlce
We don't publlth them, but refer you to the dealer
andfjommmer. It luw no SSSB& fl SSS lottta or
J tutttlcs for$.r.
ALBANY FOUNDRY
AND -
MACHINE SHOP.
KSTAUK.1SEIED 1&G5.
By A. F. CHERRY, ajtuated at corner of
First and Montgomery tstioetn, Albany,
Oregon.
Having taken charge of the a hove named
Works, we are prepared to manufacture
Stoam Engines, Raw and Grist Mills,
Wood-working Machinery, Pumpa, Iron
and Brass Castings of every dew-ription.
Machinery of all Jcinds repaired. Spe
cial attention givcnjto repairing farm ma
cbinery.
Fatteru .Unking dtme In nil Its farms.
16:llyl A. F. CHERRY A SON.
ST CHARLES HOTEL,-
ALBANY, OREGON.
MRS. 0. HOUK, - - - rroprietM,
This House baa been thoroughly renovated from top
to tiottom, and is now tu splendid condition for
the eutertainment of travelers. Tho table
is supplied with everything the mar
ket afford. Sample rooms for
commarcial men.
CorvallN, Lebanon nnd Dallaa Stttge Office,
rionon
FRIDAY, MAY 111,
at tTB ITEMS
Fioiu a (jeiilUtaan who caiun in fram
tke Hay a Jr , two ago, wa Uftra
that Mr. Uso. ( '. Hoswoll, who hsi
hargt of tha . '. Co's work along
tho liar, is making thiogn lively at tka
otbar and. Ha has juat put a fotoa af
horns and carta on tha gtada work
whick, with tha man anggal on ihut
work, ara making tha dirt fir. Jim
riaraaport, foraman af tho pila dritsr,
ia at presant Hriring, piling and puttiag
in a hulk- haad at tha 'ompanj 'a wharf;
wkila a forca of nan with horaas snd
carta ara grading and prapariag the
Mto for tha round hauaa. Wa hapa
tke man at work on the rosd will soon
ba numbered by thousanda inatead uf
hundreds. Beaton Xtder.
The ball ve set rolling a in into age
is gaining ia velocity .and Curraliis is not
going ta be behind her neighbors in the
matter of a Fourth ef July celebration.
A meeting of our citizens haa baan
filled to be held at H o'clock to morrow
availing at flsmilton'e hall, fa 'tbf put
pose at appointing couimitteea and
Uktug other iuitialery atapa towards
the prrratiena fur a grand old fash
ioned celebration kera on the l o ir'.h.
It will net bo any two hit OOMtMrt, but
an aflsir on a grand sral, aa is iadieat
el by the way soma af our prominent
c tiene talk, aomathlng wet 1st of the
peeple ef CerTellia, and worlk whila
for our neighbors U come and see it.
Let everybody who wants to a
success aud a good time on the I' -mib,
tarn out ia morrow night and asaist ia
giving the move a go. d atett. .. i r.
Measrs. Drink an-i Wtight hsva
aacurod the contiact sjf cartving tLs
mails batweou thia city and Newport,
to coromeiipa July U'.. Tmej will,
howsrai , pat on a -Mngei . h i!,e
firat of June, which iW pmve a teat
accommodatiot. lo the trsvaJing puklia.
Ltadtr.
Frsitk DttBUI at tit aK',,li&g n:att h
at Walla Willi ma la tb bet MOsN
ever made on thi Caaat. brvskiag
tiaven balls in one n inula ; su tail
in twenty live sceade nd the ex'.rsor
linsry score of liva bslia aj tan:. ';oe
-st.ua. A gtxxl daalil" rn"aev obaig
it! hands oa the result, sa many can-
IfsMMeal that the balls roni I rot be ttap
pod in tbst lengtW of true. Mr Sefcsi
raachar dil the next I bivakiug
t'tfB 'a oi.a iniii'ite J. ',!
Last Saturdat s I af i Iv.ach
Colautsu's, a h r.
nn ibe Holt
J ' , tr ! t
and ; ie
ia fachaff eut
be'ee able ta
plae j it si. tli f 'i .
into tite bilbj for bna
tut ait g ai.-t. ..x -t i. .
in bAr?h ol tJ'st 'ti
find him ou A it, Jsv ai ufiiuu Mr, 'la-
sn ge tie sUtoi asfi bla tieiBb'ara
. a a e si at
galharetl ia and eosaaBenced a sTsUat-
attc seat co. While thev ai si.ustied
in t tba boy turned ua, at kfjsaje safe
aud saund. It spnesrs that be lust his
baartnga iu tba hills, snd being satisfied
tbat ka waa nearer Mikawk lMn MMf
it.- toek hie course iu thsl tlirociioo aul
cams st't at Mr. I- w i a a t. i ,.tL,
where be staid all nibt, returning
noma nest dev. Altar arriving at
heme asd iSndiae tbat thev waie in
rcb of him be turned saarchcr him
aelf and w-at after hie father sad the
other searrbars. lie ia a plucky bar
a worthy reptesaatalite of hit father
who i a vary popular and ,., 1
ciluen and is about lourtaau vrars
old : ha kss already oatabltabed a ra
nutation aa an intrepid httnter, sa he
baI brought down two cougars but a
few oe before. I hat is the kind of
Oiegea boys we have. Who tiaras to
eav we lack in material Ur future
statesman and r ulers. urrs' ur DU
urnunatnr.
TOjtisanT m. it.
Delightful weather and - 1 1, th
Ing hsa nlrcaaj v lotniucniecl.
Newport baa naauy epeculntors here
new awaiiinf; futther eievf lopmetits,
anxious to mako lOWtailPOOts.
Coil Van Clevo will ri'lurn this
week and issue the Yaquins 1'ust iu
tko iotorsst of the bay nn I tlu people
goacraily.
Mr. Win. Mojuo Is exMCtod in
soon lo locate tho grade of Yaijuiiia
t'ity, sfter which, parties dtiritig,
esn secure Jots at reasonable flgureK.
The schsencr rioa Fotm, Cftpt. J.
J. Wynsn, la losked for dnily from
Han Krnnjisfro. Her tvirge eitnists
principally of rsliroad freight.
The shipping Interests sf Y equina
lijy ars beginninfr to attract consider
able atteiiliou. snd wo look forward
to tbe time, iu the near future, when
wo will have ships daily.
The steamer Ystulii, Capt. Jos.
Denny, came here last week, dis
charging her freight nod wont out
the same day en route for C'ooe II ty,
Where she will taks ia coal for her
cargo. Orcjouian.
OOI FOBBVABTS.
Mr. Evartssavs that a asntsuco go
ing tbe rounds, attributed to 'him,
an attempt at condensing one of his clis-
patchea protesting against the dismem
berment of Turker. it was founded
a . a a
oa an incident wliicu occurred at one
of bis Thanksgiving dinners at borne.
"1 had a roasted New England goose,
well stuffed with sscre, with plenty of
apple aauee and the usual accompani
ments. At tke elese ef tbe meal I said:
"My children, yen raaySee the differ
ence between the condition cf affairs
before and after dinner. You then aaw
a goo e stuffed with sags; now you see
a sage stuifsd with goose.
By actual merit the famens substance
St. Jacabs Oil, has steadily won its
way until it ia to-day the national rem
edy for rheumatism. Lawyers, phys
icians clergymen all uae it" Cin
cinnatti ( Ohio ) Daily Enquirer.
$1500 Pr yar ca,n be easily made
at home working for E. G. Hideout &
Co., 10 Barclay St., New Yosk. Send
. ' for their catalogue and full pttrt'culars
tmuxm
1882.
Ml MM KB.
Tho following highly poetical and
a pthnti'j ceiupeailion ausnated from
tko brain of one ef our moot ambitious
young man. It waa read before an in
teliigeut body of brotber students, and
attuck itich a Irndar chord in their
sympathetic hearts tkat we made a daa
pa.afs ellwi l to gat it, and aro glad lo
saystbat we succeeded. Hare it ia :
There are four seasons in the year.
Summer is the second. Jt holds fioas
tha lirst ef Juuu uutit the last of Au
gnat. Tliiaistbe sssen e. i.ri, tba spring
poet ia convalescing in the hoaaital. Ha
will soou ba well and ready for the
campaigu of the nezl spring.
Tho warmth ef tke eun causae every
li ring thing to bleach out, tbat ia all
vegetation. It is d liferent wish tbo
b uma u race, instead af b!eshiug they
tut a aa black aa paint.
We have occasional showers, and
they almost laveriably coace down
when there is to be a ic-r.io or x
a taion.
Dvary aeaaou has its sports. In the
winter we look forwatd to the coming
of siting, thinking ef the pleasure and
tccieation of gardea making, saad
awing and house' cleaning. Tbea
cootea summer, we bail it with delight,
for thia is the aeaftoa that wo have pie
ui'-., excursion and harveatmg. When
autemn cosaee, we gather atitumn
leavaa, atari to schftal. Next comee
winter. The aperls are ekatsng, sleign
ri ling and snow balltug.
Tiiw i HMMM of auioOiei b -. ikaprsfet
fr i . I ;.:i - ji. i.u Si-htel. Tba air is
ay. The) ge. tle rephyra
J fortk tbroogk tke ire
io;.a int penny sun-m-ei oniraters
soli!) , ik it wander tl.r-mk the baau-
tlfai uiidnr ovei i angtiiff iiotVa.
IW csiaTul sebool boy east t-ask in tba
i nelilne su ! read 5 ret. 'a novels to
bia Heart's conte.it. To 11 lull ef
beautiful bit da, such as tha fitefiutto,
gnat ilv, butter fir, blow lly and tba
twittering swallow, Taaieare others
luit it ia net arcessarv to enumsrste.
Soma peofMa c to t'.e saaaidei resort a
ta apciMi ti e an um-r months in splash
in:
slwiut iu toe sslt cbucl, whsre
:beu r u, .laj laucbter mey be beard
a. SS .a a
' i;. i-bi al iris uiuLi wee. sa
SB?
tMfJ Mfwe i t.u th beach, meuuting
MNSVea btgb Mini than daibitig into
ailrc apmv thav fll ilka rain.
A fw pe , l go it Um atiunttina
a id tpewi the auuimer tu. nvba in hant
i g, Bahing, lt-1 y picking and eight
'',". UarntCcei.t viaws can be nb-
taiaad Uelowstretchea out a beautiful
oek, ra 1?, lokmg like a rich carpet.
Bttoai iaiMrjf )eak, lofty mouutaina,
Irng streams are before tbe eye,
lovi. ng like a cbtorno, aiu;: as those
tt si iveu with e'.MV atra end
al faaa hiiatura.
Ma) iLt la mate pi sumuiir and
teas A the aider eSJU.
t ctniM 1 1. oi nvnos.
Iu Florence, we resided at a large
boardiag rsttldiehtnent, kept by n
time, du I'lauli, in a iiouso which
had formerly been Mine, do Stael'a
is tiio Via Scala. Toore vure some
tuirtv bo:tte1era in this house, aud
be: o wo rt mail. e l two years, occupied
with our atudJes. During spar; of
thia Urn.' the pet-t Snelloy, his wife
And infant, were intuata of the earns
house, and we soon tuado their sc-
qualntmce. They were very kind
lo u, tnd eHy proposed to mam
I . ! . , I . - . k .
ibb him ii no wuuiu ai-rainjiany uicu
buthasd would bo displeased if she
alluued au intltuscy betwoon her
fnmily and 1-ord Byron's. (Iudeed,
she was half afraid he would not ap
prove ef our friondshlp with Shelley
and bis wife.) During my leisure
hours I was always in tbo Shelloys'
apartments. Tito poet would pises
kis infant in my lap and bid ms
smuse myself with alive doll, while
he continued ids writing. Both Shel
ley and Ids wife were delightful, aud
when they left, homo menths after,
we were very sorry. One day Skel-
toy told me Lord Byron was coming
the next day to visit him. In vain 1
Implored mamma to let me bo with
mam wneu me groat fOQl c.ame um
sue wouiti not near oi iu l ioiu auei-
ley tliis with tears in my eyes, and
ho said : "Wolt, little woman, if
mamma won't let you bo m the same
room with the ogre, if you are vory
natvlMI . s a , , la I aw-. ' -a . - I I . !' f ' I llA
noxious to sec him look through the
keyhole, and I will place him so that
you will have full view of hitu." So,
next day, Willie nasi I went on tip
toe to Shelley's door and pesped
through the keyhole. We were so
fascinated, alternately watching tho
great poet, that we remained there
Nome time. At last Byron began to
- fidget, and said : I say, Shollsy, I
is don't know how It is, but I fool as if
Home one was watchlnsr me." Shel-
ley niioo. aim po.utu to ns
told him what w wore doing, and
I VI J 1 ..l.l.J A J . alaaaaaa
who wo were, ana also that mamma
WOUld not let US mako Ills acquain
tante. 1 had no idea,'' said the po-
et, I bore such a very ba4 name. I
sneuia oe very gmet to Know
young people, anu inetr raoiner too
if she will permit It" lie men
up ana came to waras me aoor
we find dawn fho nassflfo. while
nu ouauojr diwu -"0-
.....J CI,JU I.M.KInn Tk.t
- o '
ara aaa aa tika at aaa a ra m rm aar a u a nf am w s-t i rivi
Vt aa i"C iit tu auu ia x o rr w.
AU the Tear Reund.
Shakesneerej never seem, to have in-
ntad a name. Among tbe people
ven
a a
livinc
in
in i 'i.. ..nvA l a .l iiin am. .mi I : c t:i.. l a i . i
lu 1 i f.' iM seeing it on nra wnusa na pravoa, ne . , . tj mat w n l.
dent, he would himself undertake tarnod to tkroee few faitkfnl friends witk aTiMagft . 3 1.?
William -s sducstiou, but mumsnn do- him, snd said prephstioally, I must bs T T'WlT J"?
clinad, Hayinc she wss fosrfnl her burDt alive.' Tkeae tkins were axecn H S1 J11 to
the sixteenth century werelg'anfy thee, throsgh us stsrnsi nigh
I -wa, a -aa .a aV a
Yorick, 8'mon Catling, Poins, Bsrdolph
and Tvbs fc. The onem of "Mab" ia
uncertain, though John aad Iaabel
Mabb wero owners of the Fabari Inn,
in 1590.
Tbe Pittsburg Sunday Leader quotes:
Mr. Martin Karg, Silver Creek, M
cored a badly wounded herae with
Jacobs Oil.
NO 42.
Tba Episcopal Church.
BY IIBV. ROtT. L. STBTKNS.
XV.
We continue) Eussbius
tbe desth of Folycarp.
seco'int
K if.
f
B.
IV. o. 15.)
"At length, sa he advanced, tbe
procoaaal asked him whether ke was
Pel; carp, sad ke, answering tkst ke
waa, he persuaded kirn tj resounce
0k riat, saying, 'flare a regard for year
age,' asd adding similar expressions,
such aa is usual for them to say, he
aaid, "swear by tha geaiaa of Ceeear.
Itepent; any, away with those tkst
dsny tks Cods. Bat Pelyearp with a
coustenanco grave and serious, and
contemplating tke whole multitude tkat
were codec ted in tho stadium, beckoned
with his hand to them, sad with s aigk
bs looked op to hosves, and said 'Away
with tbe impious.'1 As tho governor,
however, continued to urge kirn, and
said, 'Swear and I will dismiss you.
Revile Christ;' Polycarp replied,
'Eighty aud aix years anas I served
him, snd ks never did ms wrong; and
kow can I now blaspheme mj King
tbat baa saved mel "The governor etill
continuing to urge him, and eg is
saying," Swear by tbe gsnius ef Caesar,
aaid Polycarp, 'If you are so vain aa to
think tbat I should swear by the gonial
ef Caesar, as ysu say, pretending sot to
know who I sm, boar my free confes
sion. I am a Christian. Bat if you
wish to loam what tbo doctrine of
Christianity is. grant mo a dav and
listen to me.' Tbe proconsul aaid
Persuade tbe poonle.' Pol ream re
plM. rj bftT tboagkt proper
yon a reaaon: for we have bee.
to give
been taught
to giro magistrates sad powers appoint
ed by Gted, tke honor that ia doe to
them, a far tu it doee not injure us.
but 1 da not consider tbeae tko piepor
one before whom I ebould deliver my
defence,'
"The proconsul said, 'I have wild
beasts at band, 1 will caet you lo tbeae
enlosa you cbaage your mind. 'He
answered. Call them For wo have no
reason to repent from tbe bettor to tko
worse, but it ia good to change from
wickedness to vtitae." He again urged
bim. 'I will cause you to be eoaaumed
by tire, ahould you despise tke boasts,
and not akange your misd.' Pelyearp
answered, 4 You threaten fire tbat tarsi
for a moment and ia aeon extinguished,
for you know nothing of the jadgement
to come, aad tbo fire ef eternal puaisa
maat reaerred for tbe wioko. But
wky do you delay t Bring what yea
wish. navta tbeae. and man v other
w w f
similsr declarations, bo waa filled with
confidence and joy, and km countenance
warn kriidirna arilK arara ,U.,
uw qui, wuowuvu uaaiiuajea lb
, j . t , .
what was said to him. hat on t Km mn.
trarv. tba irorsrnnr aatmaliw4 aant
the herald to nrotdaisa in tha saiddla
tbe stadium, 'Polvoarp eoafeeaea that
bo ia a Cbriatian.' When tb ia was da-
dared bv the herald, ell tba multitude
Oentilee aad Jews dwelling at Smyrna,
enod out, Thia is that teacher of Asia,
the father of the Chrietisas, the deatrev-
er of oar Gode; be that teaches multi
tude not to sacrifice, not to worship!'
saying this, tkey, cried out, and
s a was fal . a st . e e a a
aokea rtiiitp, tee Asiarcn. to let loose n
lien upon Polycarp. But ke replied,
tbat be wa not permitted, aa be had
aireaay oompietwu tue exiiieitioa oi tno
. I J 1 . I . 1 I -a r . L
cbsae In the amphitheatre. Then all
cnea out logetner, tnat reiycarpshouiu
a - a a a . a a sal
bo burnt alive. For it seamed necee-1
j aary that tbs vision wkiek hs saw sa
I .... . ... ....
hu DlllOW BhOOia DO lulQUod; wDea
t.l kawavar with anrb kaaU t Kat t ia
were no sooner said than done. The
fTrowd haw.var. farihwiik rlltl
wood and straw from tke shops snd ionnd it necessary to aend to EagUnd
batks, eapoctaliy tke Jowa, as naual, fr bipwnghU ; they were also obltg
frsalv offered their eervicoe for tbia 10 m fiwUr for
purpose. Bat when tbs pile was pro-
aarid, laying aside all his clothes, and
loosins bia tirdle. ke attempted also
take off bia shoos, which ke bad net
boon in the habit of dein before, aa ke
always had soma ens ef tha brethren,
that were soon ai bis aide, aad rivalled
each other in tbeir service te him. For
be had alwava been treated with mralptuaej to economize, formed a dab,
reaiiect on account of bia exemolarv
ifteTan before hie gray hairs. Preeent
yth jMtrumente prepared for tke
funera pilt wer6 applied to bim.
-As thev were also on the poiatof
bim with spikes, he aaid: 'Let
m, bn thua. Far ke tkat adeem ana
BtrtnBtl to th, firfJf win i,. gir
. a ... . m .
me power, without being secured,
you with these spikes, to remain un
a, .a il aa Sana .a aa
moved on the pile! lhey, therefore,
did not nail him, but merely bound
aim co t,no sae. ne, i.oamg
hands behind htm, and noun to
stake as a noble visum selected f
tas grsai noca, an ecoepcaeie sasnnoo
to Almighty wod, said: father
my wen oeiovoa aaa oieasoo oon josus
VJariai, torouga wmb wa nava receive
tbe knowledge oi moo.
The Ged
angels and powers, snd all creation,
fftU th7fami!r ftkt rirkteeus.
. ,. , f th j w
- ... 4U.u.Uf
prMent dllJ and hour, to have a share whsn an sssnsintanee took occasion to
fn f th, mari u .
me q( Chritt uaW ih V.,urrIOtion
f - , Uf f A
got . incarraDtibl. f.iicitr
out . . - . . A - , -
he I . , ., , .
i aa mrtaiviii a inr airni id i air
I rih and aceaaUble sacrifice, as than
I ' y - o , '
I f-Wkf,, ..ri trna C1A kaafc
s -
Fre-
narod, hast revealed and fulfilled.
Wherefore, en tbia acoeuat, and for
things I praise thss, I kless thee,
rritit josus taris, lay wen erneves
loa. Through whom glory he te tkee
with kirn in tke Holy Ghost, both now
snd forever. Amen.'
"After he had repeated Amen,
and had fiaisked kis prayer, tks exeem-
! tionera kindled tke fire. And When
ins., arose in great flames, we saw a miracle,
St. J those sf as who were privileged 1 see
it. snd who therefore, were pro lerved
AUriRTIRIKO RATI.
1 wk I 1 n. 1 3 a 1 saa
1 loch 1 00 3 00 5 00 W
2 200 SOO 700 1200
3 " 3 00 i 00 1000 ISO"
4 " 4 00 7 00 1250 ISM
!9) 600 900 1500 2500
" 7 50 12 00 1800 3000
"M 10 00 15 00 25 00 4000
100 20 00 4000 1,60 00
2.
redo
18 00
22 OC
7im
35 00
48 CO
00 08
100 08
nmns 2 cento par line. Regular local
tsotleea 10 cents per line.
For legal and transient advertleneBl
fl OS per square tor the first insertion and
60 cents per square for each subsequent
toaertion.
to declare tke facts to others. For the
fames presented aa appear race like an
or en, as when tke sail ef a vessel f
tilled with tbe wind; and thus formed o,
wall around tke body ef the martyr.
And be waa in the saidst no like burn
ing flesh , but like geld and silver purifi
ed ia tke furaaca. We alee perceived
a fragrant odour, like ibe fames of
incense, or seme ether precious aro
saatic drop. At length the wicked
persecutors, seeing tbat the body could
not be consumed by fire, command, d
the executioner, to draw near to him.
and to plunge his sword into hiss; and
when ke bad done this, such a quantity
ef blood gashed forth that tho fire waa
extiaguioked, so tkat tbe whole Multi
tude work astoaiebod thai euob a differ
ence should be made between tbo un
believers aad tbe elect, of whom tl is
one, Bisbep of tho Catholic Chareb in
Mmyrus, was tbe seeet admirable, apos
tolical asd prophetical teacher of our
times. For ever word tbst he utter
ed, waa either fulfilled or will bo yet
fulfilled."
We will complete thia extract aoxt
week. Tkeoh what appeared to tbe
excited imagination of the writer airae-
A a a
ulous, u called ae by him, it will bo
observed that ke serrate nothing
which cannot bo explained by tbo or
dinary lawa of nature, of which tbe
people in tbeae times wars grass
ly ignorant. For note first that bj
his langaage ke informs us that noth
ing remarkable appeared to the multi
tude but as ho says only to those
privileged to see it. It would appear
also that tbe body of tho martyr
er identl r fieeby from tbe fact that for a
long time be had mot been able to un
tie his ahose, would bo very difficult to
eenxumo with each hastily gathered
fuel straw calhsred from shops snd betbs
would probably bo damp and in tbo
volume ef amoke created by it. vivid
imagination eoald picture what they
saw, as man have aeon monsters tn tho
clouds, or aa our New England fore
fat be ra imagined and believed they saw
witch aa riding through the sir.
But bow clearly and distinctly do tbo
faith and costs tan cy of tbe martyr stand
out in tkewbole narratioat Aad when
historians, sixteen hundred year after,
in their eloaets criticise the learning and
capacity of auck men, and try to por
aaado Cbriatiaas tbat their opinions aro
of little account, aud that their writings
show their ignorance, we aro lemxnded
tbat tbe gwepel waa firat preached by
poor Galilean fishermen, who were aa
icca pablo aa their eueeeaaora, ef writing
n scientific history end yet whose teach
ings away tke world. These martyrs
conversed with the Apoetloe and know
kew Christ interned kin Church to be
governed.
'STOSJCAL.
e
Cromwell prohibited tbe sale of
I iuiww, -
I belled
! By a Counsel of Aries, in tko fifth
century, suicide waa pranouacad to bo
the ffect of dmbolical inaptration.
In a reeontlv published letter of
afaoauLay, the historian save of Wil-
ham Fena : "I think Jfenn a poor,
shallow, half-crazy creature.
Knights played games in the time of
Richard I, end a knowledge ef cards
waa deemed an accomplishment iu tbe
character ef a bishop.
In the reum of Charles U, it
mad a crime ta attend a ilisaanliTis-
I . l
pUot of worahip, and for the third
a mM1 mjf
tisrht
be sen to seed to
,HnaHnrt.t;nB .... fAr ..
aindiatorisi gassss are said to have
an Etruscaa origin : tkey were intro-
Inl752 tko Oevernmont of Spain,
I kemg determined to restore tho navy,
w 09 f dunuk cmn"
" irm Ultt ttB"
U "imai BU" neeiersnaaaiw.
The modern clubs of London and
ether Urge towns aro said to have
originated in London after the close of
tke Napoleonic wars, about 1115. A
number sf half-pay effieors, being com
where they could dine together at
- expense than tkey eenld separately.
Tke Frenek livro np to tke reign of
Charlemagne contained exactly a pound
ef pare silvsr. Phillip I, dimiaiaked
the amount of ailver, and his example
wa. an raal.aslr fal la wad tbat at tka
tim9 of Rovelotien tke livro con-
. . .
by tamed less than one seventy-eighth tbe
- silver it had in the eleventh esntary.
Charles II. the laat ef the Aaatrian
dynasty in Spain, was ignorant te a de-
nis wnich 8fma mt iaoredlnle.
the He did not know the names of tks
rom barge towns and previnoes in his domia-
ion durinf She war with Frsnso
of TObsardte pity England for losing
wbich in fact formed part of kis
i ovn territorv
of
aoBBTwao xacbuc
... A Woll-known Illinois farn:sr wss in
nbiaaaw at. buiinaas the other dav
"Well, Farmer Jones, is the wheat
all rumb j, mprinK V
f To s, party fair," was the
T a.ging reply.
tnj -u t r..,u
aaa vwtaw tvt nun i
I it t
Will, 1 SfUSSS SO.
"Boll all year pets tees at a big price V
"Party big, bat I didn't have many."
"Had any too maeb rain ia your
all
I
Hsstr
"Gases net"
"Well then, I don't see as yon have
anything te complain of. I think yon
eught to fool like s yeung 0011."
"Wall, I snpposo things do look a
little bright j aat a little but I don't
see any ooeaaion for shooting. Fact
ia, twenty-one of my ewes kad single
lambs when they might as .well have
had twins, and I don't look for much
it
jf m nalaa An a1 tttia "
wa m . in u t wi vttj. ,