The state rights democrat., December 08, 1882, Image 1

STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
CHAMIKRLaTn 4 8TIT88.
ALLEN &
OF
ALBANY -
ArMw rtcMc taatr
WiW. rear. nm mm
jSvB "'JC rsr j JJ
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !
Gmittiif ff see f tie lircwt
General Merchandise
Ever ef ered ftr sale
DRY AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
liciiles UE latoftityiM o4 loreltjo. On stock it til fresh ait
tW.utmtk 6f it wu pirehased ii Now York, Mathers is lot mo
piece of oU it)le feeds ii ear store
THE CLOTHING
Contains oio of tke largest and insst Moortiieats of elsthiig aid
fosts' firmiskiif feeds ever hreifkt to tkis f alley, ail will be teld at
prices that defy ossjf emtio, oMfc or koto or elsewhere.
We also kocf a fill liao of la4ios,t ekUtrea's sad f eatleaea's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
V U of tke koot oaanty aid direet torn the aiafaeteres.
We also is vile atteatisa to
HATS AND CAPS,
r e i also to ko foaat at ovr store a
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC
Oir atte
ONE PRICE
mti) atu net v 4i tff
ALLEN
VOL. XVIII.
MARTIN
OREGON,
IaaeiM Stwk rf
aid soft eeaplete tUek of
ii Alhaiy. The
DEPARTMENT
oar ipltidid seleetien of
large aad well-sel f tt d itetk o
it
FOR ALL.
uei.
& MARTIN,
7 First Street, Albany, Or
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
L. FU. O. B. CHAMBERLAIN.
FLINN 4 CHAMBERLAIN,
ATTOR1KVS AT I AW,
Albany, OrfRon.
aSTOffloe la four's Briok Block.-;
TlSnlStf.
R.8. 8TKAHAN,
Albany, Oregon.
"ORACTICK IN ALL THB COURTS OF
I this Hute. They give special atten
tion to oollecUona and probate matter.
Office In Poater'a new briok. 49tf
L. H. MONTANYB.
ATTORNEAT LAW.
Notary Public.
Albany, Oregon.
Office upstairs, over John Brim' store.
la street, vUn23tf
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(BOTABT PUBLIC,)
tTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBAXY. OBKCOX.
1171 LL PBACTICB IN ALL THB COURTS OP THB
sViUNlliiMI fljivvfl l4 OoHojCeiiMil ami
to 044 PatbVi Taenia. 14:1
J. o. imwblu w. a. rilybu
POWELL & BILYKUt
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Aid Solicitors in Ckaaeerr ,
LLI4NV. - - - ORKUON.
Collections promptly made on all point.
ia negouaiea on reaaonaoie terms.
SSrOffiee in Koeter Brick .Sn
vMnlftf.
F. M. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LEiAxoN oaiaai.
Will prsetloe la all the courts of tha BUI.
siren to eojleettooa. eon
ilaauoa of Titles. Probate
CJBOBOE W
ATTORNEY AT
LAW
41T -
Notary Public,
CbbbbSBBBBI promptly made on all points.
E. R. RKIFWORTHlT
ATTOftSIBT AMD CO I XBBLO AT SAW ABB
WILL practice ia aUooorta of tbe State
All bus! news intrusted to me promt-
ly attended to.
OMct as 0'ToU; Block, BrtuUJbim Sin,
46jrl Albamp, Orsfonr
LEWIS STIMSON'8
First dace vehicles, fine horses.
toed, accommodating proprietors and rea
sonable onargee, dive them a call.
HUblea near Revere House.
6yl.
L W. LANGDON & CO,,
DRIUGI4TH.
Boone, HtaUonery and Toilet Artlciea, A
Large Stock and Low Prices.
OITT DRUG STORE,
t1 ttBtlf. SRC(.SV
F08HAY & MASON,
as ass aevAav-
Dreggistsand Booksellers,
ALBAS V, OKKUOff.
vl6o41t
L06IS CAJfTEAU'S
Barber Shop.
Mr Caiapeau baa purchased th brb
shop formerly owned by J H Hurl-, a
will continue tbe busineas at the old pla
and guarantee satisfaction to customers.
Chas PfeilTer, Prop'r
Hotel tstotod sets Bret
style. Tsetol
with Um beet tU
BPrtsf
tor Cosv
to ererr
Aloany Bath House.
T1K UNDBRSIGN1D WOULD R1SPECT
telly lBfem tbs eittsest ef Albaay end vi
eiflKjtaat I aevetaken eaarg e ef tbia SstaBllsfe
aveat.aad, by keepiag eteaa reosn sad psyia
striet stteatlos to basiaeM, exaeets to alt al
Osseewae ntay fever us with their yatreaags
Havtag heretofore carried ea seta tag sat
Firat-CIaaa Hair dressing Saloons,
axpecti to give satire satiafaetiea to a!
JBF-CKldtea as 4 Ladles' Balr aaeUy ea
sbemaeeed. JOS WEBBER.
1HE MOST POPULAR WHISKY
iai tuc as a trcT rrw
-err
ma FAVORITE. r
FOR MEDICINAL i FAMILY USE AS WELL AS FOR A
KsUfiXfuWlT MbUJaVB HO WHtax EQUAL TO THE
OLD JUDGED
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS I LIQUOR DEALERS.
'4MltnUfSJCTMS
L.T-
KANE,OLEARYCfl
WHOLESALE LIQUOR MERCHANTS,
SB Sit BUSn Hi SAR rSAnvlSCW. liU.
Wholesale and Retail Aent
ALBANY, OR.
KElfcitiifll!
WSfflSBR
'to I t
Eights
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1888.
ftADB gaMABg;
WNxm
RHEUMATISM,
Nturaigia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Somas of too Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Small
ings and Sprains, Burnt and
Scalds, General Bodily
Paino,
Tooth, Eon and Headache, Frosted
foot and Euro, mod all other
Pains and A chas.
Bo PrvmraOoa es earth muS Br. Jrea On
of, sMrw, sbbsbSj ssd ebeap
Beae. A trtal esaoW set tbe eaassnMIi;
Utti nrntlmf at SjSj CestSt d ITf (MM Srli
with aeJa ess bee SBSBJ ee4 getUe seeef of tu
SOLO IT ALL DSDOOI8T8 AID DCALC&8
II MEDIOIIB.
A. VOGEXKR to CO..
,Md..V.OA.
A NOTXD nt T UTfTITUtU WOMAN,
praeas tbe Sanaa Oaeba.
, .. c4 ttktnem t,t Bra. I U. B Hk-
Kasa ens saaseeS aaasa I
m j v . . rorrK(oWiU lov lo nUl W. She
.a renalteaarweaX anbbiinai annanS
. cjms n ouie u. ke tear
. - -- . ir Ufuti br, h botlnj It. i
b-.ruc a c( reSHnt or Jo et tUM froB IL BaS
VrtL. - t-l ui mniiiM fur rouri a4 eaS
eU yusiims t b iseeeseB tevMUestad M es4
set ananal 4 tw maia or tau.
Ua aagiete of lu pro mi ewHi B a 11 niniaeal
esd srearnui lr Uaht efcy
Oa mti i - It work. Uac
paS. H Hi . .ifl7 UMratlacM of
ef tba Urras laBBsBBaBBj lrrrtaf ead
BaSSlieifUt. 1I OrarU ThU, nfUjm(l.a a4
mU Ur. ii i.t. MkJtAaaae.
(uaJ aine Li eBttanSB BtBJSaS lo
ttwCheaceof Ufe."
u aaaaanej 7 trtton of ia
seBfeea4lrr. M
4a ri ait rnnlne fur Ufru.Utit.. and i
of theatra rk. It
0.tw-mi lU!l-r. aWaaa
That fUaar ef
C paio, Afta ee4 ta. harha, le aJar
eared laBeasa It will at au Baaaa aaf
ail ctrroaMUajra. art la karaaar with Ibm tow
tat geeaen tha Ben4 aaBeav
It cou oaj SL yit Uettto ta a for BA. and to eotd hf
drucanttA Abjt advkee raqalrad a. to ( .-lal raaia. aad
ta saana of tammy bu bar baaw reatorad to aavfeaA
by the an of taa 1 paanl usinaesd. was he
Vj illnaatoa Bra. !'., I1U rtaaap (or restr.
cSesrseeMbtLres,
Bra. fin ahem'. Liver Intl.," mjt one wrtorr, "are
0w haaf fa the world for the esre ef Co taaii at.
Bejesasaae aad Torptdity of the trrer. Bar Stood
twinei i 1 1 fc woodara In U apcUJ Una aad Uda taSr
AB saaat reaper her as sa Aeejel ef Berey wheeaaole
eaabniiaatotodogeeAteethem e
lanaBnjBBh re. 00 Bra.A.n.a
TUTT'S
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Leas of Appetite. Bowels costive. Pain In
tha HeadT with a dull sensation In tbe
bfek part. Pain under tbe Shoulder
blade, fullness after eating, with a dtsin-
cunauon to exertion or Door or mind.
Irritability of tetnner
s feeling of having neglected some doty,
, JjOW
spirits, with
vy n n ewe, uisuocme, siuttsi
Flattering at the
evee. Yallow Hktn.
Heart, Dote before the
Headache generally over the right eye,
Reetleseneee. with litful dri-ama. hia-hlv
colored Urine, and
99N8TIPATION.
TTJTPS PILLffnrr fipf Ully adapted (n
each easea, one doao eBVeta urh a ehsnce
f feellaa as to atstoniak the attWerer.
They Iwiwreet Use Apprlitr, uml ret Dm
body to Take es rieeh, thu tUe ayatatn la
atawraatoraL and by th-ii Towle Artlees on th
btaswilra Orwatna. ttafrular "Moo la are pro
deeed. Price flWu. Hurra; nc. M. V.
TUn'S HAIR DYE.
0 say Haib os WRrsKsss chsos ed ta s Oioesv
Black by s atns le application of ttila Uva. It tm
parta a natural color, ecu I naiantaueously. Bold
by Oraggtots. or sent by rxprnw on receipt of si.
OmCt, BS NI RSiY bjt.. BATvr TOKBL
Br. TtVrS BASCAL mt TalaaMa lahnaatUa aad'
Final Settlement.
Notice a hereby givea that tke under
signed Administrators of the estate efC.
D. Burkhart, deoeased, have filed their
floal aoeount as such Administrators In
the County Court ef Linn oeuntv. Or.,
and by ord of said Court, Oaturtlay the
9th day of December, 1882, at the hour of
ten o'clock a m., has been fixed for the
hearing -of objections thereto and tbe
settlement thereof. Any person interest
td in said f state la hereby notified to ap
pear and file bis or her objections to said
aoeount and tbe settlement thereof on or
before said day.
J. D. Burkhart,
C. M. Burkhart,
Administrators.
DR. D. B. RICE,
Physician and Surgeon.
HAB RETURNED to thia city aad resumed prac
tice. Office in new teleg-aph offloe, OToole'a
Buildings, hroftdalbin street, between First and dec
ond street.
Albany, Or., llor. 8, 1882,
Stock-holders Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that tl e will be
a meeting of tbe Stock holders oi h Llnu
Co., Agricultural Association at the office
of J. H. Fos er dt Co., in tbe c ty of Al
bany, county ef Linn, State it Oregan,
on Thnradty, the fourth day of January,
188S, at ens o'clock, p. m., ef ar id daysfor
the purpoie of electing seven director for
the ensuing year, for the transaction of
any ether business- that may tome before
said meeting.
. Nimrop Paynk,
K. A. Foster, j r jtident.
Secretary.
Sweat
mMtwrptmiKWaXS wM $shnumUk omeMi wtia la atiow.
PILLS
BKri BLH AV RirnAVAtiAM .
We said in our issue last week that
one of tbe oauiea wkick led to the over
throw of the republican party in tbe
late elections wad tbs extravsgant ex
L ! as a a. m ai
pannuure or nublio fundi. The state
ment was a general one, a mere allege
tion without any proof to estsblisa it.
We new propose to submit figures
which will establish lbs allegation tbsn
mads. Tbe genets! appropriation
bills for tbe years 1874 to 1H82 inclu
sive, were as follows :
174
Ik7&.....,.
IbTS
I"
li....M
SKS.BW,)
I7,00,H9
IA,0i;,7aS
I0, 404,617
,i7,7' -e
, . 104,1 nt,n i
.171,111,010
i;.,atSASi4
IM. ,
BjSBeBJ
It will be lememUrsn by these who
have watched the course ef public affairs
that the democrats had a majority in
tbs lower bouse of congress for lbs years
1875, 1S76, 1877, 1878, 1879 and
1880. Tbs dsmscrstB went iato power
under a soluma and public pledge that
if given tbe power, they would redoes
the expenditures ef tbs general govern
ment. It will be seen by tbe above ta
ble that tn 187o tbe amount ef tbe ap
propriation bill, passed by a detnocrstie
congress, was $17,272,942 less than the
amount appropriated by a tepubltcaa
caagreos in 1874. In 1876 tbe amount
Bsvsd was $24,575,760. Tbs amount
saved in 1877, was $48,168,690. Tbs
amount savsd in 1878 was 828.221..
217. The amouut saved to 1879 was
$273,881. But it will be seen that for
the year 1888, tbe last congress kaa sp-
propria ted tbe enormous sum of $294,-
293,097, or tbe sum of $122,272,2 7 8
mere tbsa tbs highest amount appropri
ated by tbe democrats for aay one o'
tbeaix years above mentioned. And
this extraordinary increaseia made de
spite tbe fact that the interest on tbe
national debt is $30,900,000 more than
it was in 1873. Is it a nmttor of sur
prise that the people have oadfed a halt.
The honest element ef the republican
party is overawed and kept in subjec
tion by the stalwert guard, who call
ing seems to las to divide up the offices,
and band them over to tke camp follow
er, and plaoe Hunter, who will ountriU
uto the greatest amount of bis ealeiy to
perpetuate tha power of the party of
great moral ideas. Aad yet some re
publicans look u;on their late diaaster
as a matter clothed in mjf star j. Wheu
we look at tbs 6gurs stove, we are Ird
to aaaert that it does not rt'juire pro
phetic vbvott to foresee that there s ill
be large reductions in ibe appr ptiatioas
of ibe (jeople's money by the next con
gress. True we see now tkst many re
publicans do not comprehend tke force,
nature, and extent ef the rebuke which
they have reoeived at tbe bends of the
people, but this class is oomesed main
ly of the leaders and their subalterns.
while on the other hand, tbe non-oftiee
holding meubers oi the party not only
camprekended it, but are ripe to force a
recognition ef the necessity ef retrench
ment and reform, at any coat, even if
tbey have to drive tbe 4'graad old par
ty" into oblivion. We feel safe ia say
ing that with such men aa Morrison,
bringsr, Holmaa, Randal I, Oalisle,
Hewitt, Rest crane, Hurd and ether able
democratic tnembets to lead our forces
in congress, we need have no fears that
the interests of the eople will not be
faithfully and jealously guarde'. With
such a man as Carlisle or Springer in
the speaker's chsir, Randall as chair
man ef the committee on appropriations,
and Marrien aa chairman of the ways
aad means committee, tbey "mar rest
easy.
ran tb lambs.
Ladies suffering from sick head
ache, neuralgia, colds, fevers, indi
gestion and habitual constipation will
8nd Syrup of Fit's as effective In
affording relief as It is pleasant to tbe
taste. It acts throughly, yet gently,
a very small quantify sufficing to
remove sll Impurities from tbe
system aad make one feel happier
and brighter. Largo bottles for Bale
and trial bottles free at Foshay anal
Mason's Drug Store, Albany, Rector
and Son, Halsey.
IIMIOBM Al.
The battle fof Vicoria waa fought in
1813.
Coaches were introduced into Eog
gland in 15C4.
Chili waa first settled in 1450 by a
colony of Peruvians.
The emancipation of the West In
dian negroes look place in 1834.
Tbe plesieaaurus was discovered in
1821 by Willism Daniel Conybeare.
BlMMkL 4. EM',
Rosy cheeks and clear complexion
only accompany good health. Par
ker's Gluger Tonic better than any
tning, makes pure, rich blood and
briugs health.joyeus spirits, strength
and beauty. Ladies try it. Bazaar.
The purity and elegant perfume of
Parker's Hair Balsam explain tbe
dopularlty ef this reliable restorative.
fmofrat
BBW talk asm lasts.
I W'"S srassBveniag Tetleetts
a-u .a t f . . .
""M fcr7 g'"g . I
ttositdoes not go. lorn handsome
M..J.2;.... i i. i . ,i i
"""'"I wrwwaww usw wwew ruaireiy
made or it and iu combination it sp
pears beside groe grsia, repe aud bro
cades, all of which are employed for the
bridal costume, epeately or altogeth
er, for it is a peculiar freak of f sab ion
that while ia ordinary material ooav
binations are scarcely seen, in rich
goods they are in espeeial favor, three
and feur kinda teiag often united,
Reps so large as to be called ribs are
time velours looks up sgaia, gree grain
silk takes precedence of satin, because
ef it's rep, while the ribbons of lbs day
are seamed and furrowed in fashion
meet smrroved. Nothiae I have Bald
however bat what holds good of even -
ing as well as bridal toilettes.
OBA.NCiB BLOSSOMS
are about the sole distinctive feature if I
wa except the long tulle veil which
every bride arraages ts stilt bsrsslf.
But even orange bloaaeass show spar
ingly among richer clusters ef (Uses
clematis, spirea et wh.te roaes, while
orange huas are too stiff and waxy (e
m m .
find approval. The prettieat of all are
rases of iace.nae machine made lea and
therefore not very expensive, the at-1
tondant loaves being ef white velvet
traced with veins of gold or silver,
On very rich costumes searate figures
of velvet (chiefly floral) are put on)
with admirable reault, yet these are
not mere eleganl than too superb hro -
cadea which are veritoWIe aooma Pure
white for the bride of course, hut where
color comes in embodvins ail that ia
beautiful in hue. Delicate on the one
bend and gorgeous on the other ate
eveaing colors while tor daytime
noUble are the
rSCt'UAB .KSTHCTIC
lendiage. Leading here we see olive
breose, terra cotla. Venetian breeze.
-rushed strswherrv snd wine. Baa.
n aT T10
nbbons, each dat.il ,n ksmpiag. Even
your little spool of Clark. Mile Knd
eotton dyed ia harmony. To modistes
innumerable this brand ie a necessity,
owiog to ile superior strength, elasticity
and smoothness, but doubtless tbe great
demand is also partly due to esre that it
.I..11 t... : :. l taa i
...... m.i.mmhic wini wreveumaT cwisrv.
I"WUH" Ju inmiimr wua it ;
0B4as ate art aa. a as 1 we .,..ki Sam. tU.. I
tv" v.wj 1 saasaae w waaarBBia asm awaas
- w
Red as a roee ts she, bother com-
alexmn o delicste that the hitk
color is a superadded charm. Urge,
utiful blue eyee, soft hrowa hair,
cancKt ;u . i., Li.. i -.A .k:
pmsBOtly shaped, exuuisitelv noised
SO " ww "w mu mw aa.aa suvwiUB SB
head I an elenaat ureaenos. aad a f sa.
ciaating saanner by which aba capti
vates tke newspapi-r reporters. These
heroes prostrate ; p rostra le too the
pepera. Poena to tbe Jersey Lily are
aung daily, and up go the prices for a
aeat from whence to gase a right-minded
person aeee a far from perfectl) formed
noae and a mouth too large for absolute
perfection. All this eea preliminary
to saying that in walking abroad she
did not disdain a plain hole cloth suit.
Neither then should we. Them plain
wool suits are iadeed quite a papular
rage ; of green, brawn, garnet, etc.,
we see them everywhere. Many are of
simple toiler finish, but ethers are
finished by
THB aWOttlsfoS OF I BS DAT.
Given a strip of goods from I to 6 in
ches wide, piak the edges, box plait in
tha centre. Beheld your niching ;
wide fot skirts, nerrow on neck and
waist ; no rule but that of good taste,
H din go tea snd redingotee ef plsia wool
are thus ornamented. Too many, in
truth, for everybody can get oae ;
what anybody and everybody haa, no
body ere long will have. Result. The
redingotes beruehed must go. Perhaps
a aharp Yaakee might sail them to the
Chinees. Many a drees is sow trim
med with a niching around the bot
tom, neck, and up the front and sleeves.
Tbe chaneea are here for longer duration
because not so conspicuous and crowd
ed together as on the street. Mere
over too, in smaller places where per
petual repetition, does not tire the eye
as here, a ruching would be a good
choice, especially for slender figures.
In themselves they are both novel and
pretty but a stout person had heat re
main content with the tailor finish or
an edging of flat aide plaits. A wool
redingeto ao trimmed haa just gone by,
the forerunner doubtless of many aa
ether. Lucy Cabtbb.
a UKLu tars ArrarriBBB,
That ensures digestion and enjoy
ment of feed ; a tonic that brings
strength to the weak and rest to the
nervous ; a harmless diarrhea cure
that don't constipate just what every
family needs Parker's Ginger Tonic
NO 19
(bees problems aad ether
items solicited from all our chess read
srs. We nronoae tat atihn.it S.r.am taSMSwA.
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I isbb each week for solution by our
I readers, after which, if sufficient
I .
a oeursg ement is given, WO will
sales a regular oheas touraamoat.
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ibe solution will be published in
two weeks. Also the aamee of those
who send solutions ia ties tar aur
1 -,y
Id. Each ijorsoo mar
use an assumed name for wublioauioas
w w
but the real name must accompany the,rit wit wbWl lft moto moom to
solution.
ranTiAsn.BasnnaSTBism
We ae io leoeipt of the Eighth Aa -
anal Itoport ef the Board of Trade
I Pcrtland, Oregon, from which we meke
aB as set .
I u lollewmg sx tracts tor the puriaavel
I of calling the attention oi ear readers
I to the aubjeete there is treated of :
Our rich leads and never failing
srapa, combine to make iregoa an ea-
ssntially agricultural commuaily ; aev
rtheleas, maaufaeturos have not horn
neglected. The elder eetaalishmeala of
1 the State have iaaTsaesd their prod act I " l drul tr hetweea Broad,
I in nearly every iaatanoe frees sen toWB B1 ttrry particularly
I thirty per cant Floor millia is wasm" v.
I ing greater attention. Old mills are10" aUM tiw iaJBJ fal artuhas
hetag extended, new eaee built, itnd
rnucs foreign oapital is betag invmied
in this direction. With our abundsat
water-pawar and fine wheat, there
would seem to be no practical limit to
the extesBnOa oi our milling faanUties.
Tke sxperieaee of ether markete bav-1
ing deBBonatrated tke
ing mnnofactured product, rafiner limn
raw matorisl. tha Suaaatitiitina, mi iaai
( wheat, i. outgaiag enrgwrn, will re,
daund to tb. . Jfit I saTTsZ. mi
our Bute.
It ie to he hoped that tke lakers efPwry niegrapay, of coo i as jam
tbe Uaitad Statea Tariff CVmmtsaioc. I tftiak U mm W UreJ aecordiag to
now in session, may bo productive rfibrda"ir hntlat ma suggewt ib.t
In a oeuntrv ao vsst ss
l ijIliLtd itk -
I.
nleresU of iu various sections, there is
no subiact which
no subject which demaads mora uro -
I lOUItU aisle asanas It) llln thm mnaar
sa a ... s a
sdjustment uf Custom dutiee. Thel1 si tke piacee spoken of ; bat aa
I BO afS m. a a.. . aa
present tariff operates with peculiar
I bardahiu uiKa OresTon and WaahtoArtosk
The high duty upaa steel rails aide
fmaUy to tke cost of railroad construe -
I tan- whilatLb.t ,xm I...
I g v --wa ajaajaj wsi l wllflelat
hes largely the profits of our t arm era.
The duties anon those artaalaa. which
are neneeeary to the continued
tty of aa agricultural oommuaity like
oars, sleuld he removed, whilst the de
ficieecy in the revenue thereby arnuag,
ahould bo made up by increasing those
upon articles ef luxury.
saute, wa atBsr At sis r
The following is one of the meet
brilliant pasaafos ever written by
the lamented George D. Prentice i
The flat of death le inexorable. No
appeal of relief from the frost law
which dooms us to death. We flour
ish snd fade as the leaves ef the far.
mt, and the flowers that Moom, with,
er snd fade In a day, have no frailer
hold upon life tbsn the mightiest
monarch that ever shook the earth
with his footsteps. Generations ef
men will appear and disappear as the
grass, and the multitudes that throng
the world to-day will disappear as
footsteps on the shore. Men seldom
think of the great event of death un
til the shadow falls across their ewa
pathway, hiding from their eyes tbe
faces of loved ones, whose living
smiles were the sunlight of their ex
istence. Death Is the antagonist of
life, and the thought of the tomb Is
the skeleton of all leasts. Wo do not
went to go through the dark valley,
although Its dark passage may lead
to Paradise. Wo do not want to go
down into the damp grave even with
princes for bed-fellows. In the
beautiful dream ef "Ion" the hops ef
immortality, so eloquently uttered
by tbe deatb-devetod Greek, finds
deep response le every thoughtful
soul. When about to yield his lire a
sacrifice to fate, his Gleaasathe ssHced
if they should meet again, to which
bo responded : "1 havo asked (bat
dreadful question t0 the hilts that
look sternal, of the deer streams that
flow forever, of the stars amsog
whose fields of azure my raised spir
its have walked In glory."
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ceasumation.
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Plain Talk,
ST A rLUB OAF.
THE SOU OATS.
I nay have already laea
ia
by Thaaksgiring, la which
with a hearty good will,
Sll
joined
f
Ibtags we bad to be tbaakful for too.
And new next ia order oamce Christ
livdieat and most gladaoaae of
ail, to bo remembered far ssaay thing.
hut the one which agitates my asiad is
the gift asaktog which occurs on that
day. Haw the yaaag aad old aad
everybody loves to be resaaas bored ou
I ceo net sasiare ear
ste joyful scenes in my childhood,
ome oonnectod wita toe retir
ing of preeeau on this plsaaaal holiday.
I was never Wesaed wit. pexeaU
m m
sxpead meek an aae, hat the
I see on tnm day was worth
osstly gold watches and
r .
1 1 resaemDor receiviiag
skwat ton, a cart made by taw ingeniea
1 hand of my father which tiled me with
eflos much bappiaaee as if it
ef Goo. H. Will
I a a w
And as 1 have come to
I i the animus than the ia
I tnnsae value of the article rweeaated. If
I1 Aerd aamelhiag fine than
mh tae hotter. Oar city affords
plendid chances far snaking ex
lent aleeteons wiUt which to feast
I ur f"nds, aid aad young
I he feuad some really eiagant. aad at
wklc" 10 remember a friesad. Of
ce governad much by tha
ef tbe one roomring in makiag
the fatal leap. raaatimm I have
thought taat I would rather be a peli
lician on the anxious seat than a pet
son looking after areaente, ao hard is
it to make tha aelectien, aad at ill pro-
toot eaee packet book. And even if
ana rrmfinss oneself to he eke, to
ssaay cases tke very beat gifts te be ob
tained, the teak is jaet aa hard. Wilj
they prefer fiction, ar hietory. or
a a a my
J ".
I not already, by selecting something
I wit
,..
to it.
l But tha little ehildi
i . . . . .
loss nave their gilts, aad tbev can ae
wa r aav
m UUW w tAag with ate
1 oar SnM Holler, Slay
1 Uraawaal, and tbe ingenuity aw
1 PIJ1 ln ooimiruetiag peasanta is pe.
I wcwy woaooriui. i notAOwd a I tain ut
I"111 r- oa a circle by
nF 1 wiaked aomw
body would hoy far ana, and aa many
peculiar eeatrivaooes that loan-
to dsAwwiha aksaa. But
all these things make ma giad ai the
fact that Chrism as ia namins: with mi
its brightneas aad festivity. Oa that
day one can feel entirely fiee from care,
and aevnappy as a pig ia a corn bin, at
a eat ia a bead of mice. Hew excract
atiagiy aioe is ia for tha esntissenui
young asaa ta eea hie girl first gaae with
a look of pride on tha present ha took
ee much trouble to bay far her, aad aa
well vice verm ; ss it was a year ago
when be writer grasped tbe
ing, fat-faced, rubber hey I
two or throe admirers t) had
kind enough t get ( aim, and place
em tha Christmas tree.
Oaa of the bast featuies of eke holi
daya is that they All oar Sunday aohoola.
Haw the little, sparkling faces do be
gin to troop towards tbe church as
Chriataiaa draws near. And for aay
part I am giad to see them even af
they quit this religions freak tbe vary
neat Sunday, far it is a goad thiag to
give thorn fi rat-class aaaoeiationa if for
an y a month or sa.
I like Christmas trees whan rightly
eendxwtad, but I tkiak wa had hatter
hove none at all than to run them the
way bo ass of our churches do. For in-
I have seen the members of
receive thirty or forty
which shewed an ootiaadiah
while their poor neigh U-t g
almost net king. I eaa't aee bow it.,
tolligant people oaa leake this a place
to display their gold watches and tick
goods ; hut aay Bomber do it, and
some even put things oa tbe tree which
they have purohaaed to use iu tin
household, for the sake ef show. Thia
is wesws than EUieepeaaism, and would
shock a Hotootot. It wilt eventual l
break up Christmas trees entirely if
net snapped, ae that they may be de
voted So their proper use. I hope our
people all over the city will show good
sense this year and permit only eomt -thing
that approaches equality oa their
Christmas tree.
Wall, Christ Baas is aleaoat here, aad
he sura to .give something, all .that yaa
cast afford, for it is a mesas of consider-
able happiness, and will hens fit both
ifAttvsr and ffivsr.
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