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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

y Boy fockEr.--A boy invited his
mamma, the other day, in our presence
to repair slight accident to rantaieon
pocket, AID 10 do this it became ncccs-
sary 10 upset the contents Of Master
W.liie's pocket upon the A,.r, an exact
Inventory Of which We procee led to NOTE
down as follows: An India rubber bail.
bottles cork, an old gas burner, part OF
al exploded fire cracker, an old spool OF
cottan, ssuail hl,,ck, part Of an old
match box, one old envelope. a bag of
nalbleS, a hickory nut, piece Of silk
cUrl, sundry pieces OF irvine and strings
The lid Of an oil pill box, pieces OF,
chestnut hull, a riecc Of gingereake, a
piece ot tin, rabbits fail. pieces of
fancy colnred paper. two"ld nails. Il small
picture book, a slate pencil. a broken
jews harp, the remains of pocket kaa I'd
kerchief, a penny whistle, a piece of
shoe sttin.-. two grains Of corn. pocket
knife i1aniie. half a peach stone. two
spotted chicken feathers, brick bat, II
spinning top, Il dead mouse, aud an
assortment nf battnns.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

The Statesman figures that if the bill
to allow Il clerk far the State Treasurer
passes, that officer will receive the mod
est sum of 81, ,6I5 per annum, salary and
fees. and still have all the chances to
speculate on the State funds, of which
Democratic politicians have had so much
10 say during The last two years. This
t,ken for starter is astonishing indica-
ton Of what we may expect from Demo
cratic economy.
There are twelve brothers and four
sisters in a New Iprk family named
Frost, and fivc Of the brothers were chris.
tened as Writer Frost, White Frost Sharp
Frost, Jack Frost, and Snow Frost.
Mrs. Colt, widow Of Samuel Colt, of
revolver fame, is the richest widow in
the United States
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

uIou HANpEp-Mr. George E.
Getchcll, of Amity, was met at his store
door OH Thursday ,norning at 5 cleck, by
a gang of desPeradoes, who presented
their se~olscrs' aud demanded his sas-
keys, keeping him covered while they
went through his safe aud took about
81 100 n coin which had been deposited
the night before to buy wheat with.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

INcENDIARIsM bout twelve clock
on the Night Of the 7th inst, on Burbee's
farm, half mile north of Jacksonville
occurred a destructive fire. Mr.. Bur
5ee's barn, containing 100 tons Of hay
and three valuable horses were consumed
BY the fre. Loss, estimated at $1,000.
Marshal Seaman arrested Tom. Brown on
suspicion. whom he faet coming to town
from he direction Of the Are. L Is fully
believed 10 have been the work OF an
nccndiary.
4 hole was cut through the brick wall
of :he old Caro- store, same night, about,
the time Of the Gre, aud Ii karewas I i
robbed CT s3Is in money. No clue has
been yet discovered to the robbers
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15
Woods Household .ua9asfne. published

Wooa' Household Magazine. published
by S. S. Wood. Newburg, n. Y, sl,oo
per annum. single copies Iocts, is the
largest and the best dollar monthly in the
world tits high tened, interesting aud
thoroughly household in character. Every
number of Vols VII and VIII will con-
tain sl00 prize story complete. Besides
furnishing 81, 200 worth Of prize stories,
during the year, NJ. Wood purposes to
publish al the best stories entered in com
petition for the 500 prizes. Also, each
number will contain about twenty Eve
pages of other matter designed to enter
tain and instruct al classes
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

Won't some of our Democratic rolifi-
clans 90 IN and run that Oregon Ie.is
lature Reilly, this is too bad /; voiin"
away the public lands to soulless railroad
monopofies. Where is Haight ? Where
is Jo. Hamilton? Some Of the faithful
should 90 up and talk TO those fellows.
Let Tom Fowler. the Tulare statcsman.
be dispatched to Salem to speak his rail
road piece SEMI LafkiR. of Ei Dorado
Send jim Farley to talk them to death
Gildea and Slicer. The Democratic party
is in danger. Let its PATRIOTS rush to
Salem. and save it from utterdestruetion.
-.HargsuiHe (Cal1 Appeal
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

\ Boston canere.at onal preacher is up
before ii Committee OF his church on ii
sc 'tous charge. lie was caught swearing
at eos that licked over pail of milk
/ he pratane CLERGY man ca nis in extenu
alton that. while milking the. animal, she
switched him the eyes with her tail
before npsetting the pail. The provo
cation was so great that the swear was in
him and had to come out.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

1SDIAN FIGur-A telegram 'ro,a Los
Angeles, California. dated October 9th,
hs1 the following:
Two raea n..;neI Brennca AMI Iauuey
were attacked by Indians, and fraM tne
shelter aff ,rdcd hy tho rocks, they fou. HI
BRAY ely for two hours killing Que INDIAN
aud wounding several others The at
tacking party of Iudians mmediately left
for parts unkn3wn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

The State clectionin Nevada comes off
on the 9Th Of November. Both parties
have taken time by the forcloek. and are
already preparing for the fight. The
Republican orators haze been making a
vigorous canvass; and speak with great
confidence of the result.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

~ SET oF FooG.s. Among the mary
tra'hful and complementary notices Civ
en- the Oregon Legislature BY jnurnal. On
this coast, the following from tie Yreka
,I7.:r;:sti is distin=u:s liable tar is canelo,
and clesa adherence 10 :act It re-
marks:
The Democrats Of the Oregon Legs
lature -ecil t. be ab"u; as big "a set Of
fools as most ei' the Democrat. OF our last
California Legislature. aud will ~ d9u bt
make bigger biaw and do less accord
ing t. promises before election. NJ doubt
they VII! profess economy % raising all
the ices and salaries Of the State and
counig officials. just rs they changed
their mind Ia reference to favaring the
gfanting OF lands 10 railroads. Bcfure
they get through, they will pass Laws
making it State Prison o9en>e to vote
anything bat the Democratic ticket. aud
adopt other measures of national ma
turo which Congress aud he olher States
must submit TO-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

How different was this triumphant
entry from Compeiane, in blaze Of
splendor. to the ex Empress by side
door on the Seine side" only few even
ings ago On the Grand Opera night
the Emperor is also described as every
lively and animated. chatting with the
King Of Spain, using his opera glass,
aud apparently in the best of spirits
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15
Loar lis uoRsg Dutchman hus

advertises for lost horse:
Won mite do onder day. ven vas pcen
awake in mine sleep. hears sanefing
vat links was not yns rite in mine parn,
and yust out ~hamps my bed, and runs
nit de parn out and ven 1 vas dere
COON, St es dat mine big gray iron mare
hos he was bin tied lnse and rams init de
stable off and cherry one who will back
bring NE to him, shall ray 50 much as is
de custom price.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

The dogma of 1utaiiibilisy is bearing
fruit in all Roman Catholic countries
Not only has the Bavarian Governments,
with the full sympathy Of the leaders OF
the Roman Church, prohibited the pro
mitigation Of thai dogma, but even in
Spain u great reaclionary movement has
begun. In Madrid, as reported some
days ago, sixty # the Catholic clergy
have reuouneed the P"ae, and formed an
independent church organization. y
priest OF Jewish extraction has joined the
Protestan;S. and formed new churcI. 1T
Avila, where there is Catholic rb.olos.
icai Seminary. IN Estremaetura, another
priest has come out" aud brought four
teen parishes with him. These are few
Of the ma,y sigus If tie tines
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

A Delegate te the Nevada Democratic
State Convention introduced resolution
TO pay the national debt TO the last cent,
and The result was that many ofthe Simon
Pure Democrats Immediately set him
down as an Abolition et.iiSsary, lntroducco
into the Convention for the purpose Of
kicking u2 rcT.5
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

: Committee appointed 70 investigate
the milk question in New York City. re.
ported that, whereas one million quarts OF
milk were brought daily into the city,
one million five handred thousand quarts
were consumed
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1870.
STATE FAIe-We were u .,tend

STATE FAie--Ne were in attend
ance at the State Fair portion OF Wed.
nesday aud Thursday, and are free tosay
that the Fair is big thing great
financial success. The attendance IS iu
mense, everybody and his wife aud his
"ifes relations having gone to the far. :"
We have not the time to say more about
it this week. Suffice it to say that it is
the largest and most complete exhibition
ever given BIZ the Soeiety.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15
A dministra.or,s Notice,

"a 3
n NOTICE is hereby given that /. the under
,.ned. have been appoiht, d. by the County Court
Of the cnunty "f Linn Stat: of Oregon, Admins
TRAITOR of the estate Of James Nixon. deceased.
Al! persons having claims against said estate are
hereby requested to pres them. with proper
vouchers. To tbs untersigr cd at Albany, Oregon,
within six ipoai his of The date hereof
Dated Sept 20. lS7n-f JOSEPH NIXON
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

At Vienna, manufacturer has carried
cut the happy idea Of printing pocket
handkcrchiefa with maps Q! the theatre
Of var. hey have been a great success,
verybody wishing to poke their heads
into .Alsaee aud Lorraine without risk.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15
THE sICoND RACE
\ JUMP All ROUND.

4 large number, of all sizes aud ages,
then INDUCED in jun. ii-s from the top
of tn basll ruof--l distance "i' twenty
feet deep; ANA o'her, from the side
seven fee. Small races were also made
up between The younger swimmers, and
afforded much fan. At tie Close the
prizes were distributed by be lady ~
perintendont and the fortunate winners
made suitable replies
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

THE fREScu Crown DIAMoSDs.-The he
telegraph reports t!latthe statement that
the Empress carried eff the crown dia
monds is refuted by the French Govern
llrent organs. What these crown dia-
tnonds are is told in the Monthly Gossip
Of LtIqpJRcott's -Iagasiae for last Serte,n-
Der. The writer gave I'D account Of a
gala night a the grand opera, August
ls, 1861:
The Imperial party arrived, and the
diamonds OF the Duchesses paled before
the spcnior ct the crown. Jewels like
stars at sunrise. The Empress lookcd
one blaze Of light. She had driven in
/ from Compeigne in a carriage open at the
sides, with u lamp suspended from the
/ top, that the populnce niGht feast their
eyes upon her msgniicenee- Upon her
head there arched in graceful curves al
antique 4lialenl, at whose summit the
peerless Regent diamond flashed Ike !,
I.sun. Her corsagc Of lusteiless scarlet
| silk was edged with 4 row Of large dia-
monds set in black enamel, from each OF
which hang two gems OF smaller size
! What pity the Sn!tanas OF Ilaroun al
Rasscid could rot have seen her then
They would have psled with envy Ger.
tainIg = The Imperial necklace
was similar in shape to those Of the
Princess 35etteruich and the Duchess de
Merry, BAT Of far finer stones. The ear
rings are great drops Of soldifed light.
and the bracelets were single rows OF
immense diamonds. Think of that and
weep. oh ye uncrownc9 Empresses Of our
American hearts and purses !"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

The Missouri census takers report only
$1,000 "Colo1elS. There were more but
most # tiscul have been raised TO e en-
erals
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

Il antiquity sanetioas custom, CHG
neus are all right, A learned Hindu
say at has discovered that ehignons we're
worn two thousand years ago by the wo-
uaem oi the ancient Arvans.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

Sixty editors from Illinois have taken
their wives to Boston for safe keepu-,
with view otpostpoaing divorce little
Kill,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

The Boston Ivst rather unkindly says:
st Louis. seeing no chance for the cap
it5i, is trying to be content with an
$500 ,000 Jill
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

A New Orleans Court has decided
that calling a man "smal potatoes
doesn't render it legal to knock him
down with watcrnelop.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

Harrisburg Penn, ha~ an empty treas
ury, is unable to pay its gas bill for street
lamps. and the gas is shut off, involving
the city in darkness nightly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-15

An Omaha three year. old asked its
mother ..if Gods middle name was
d-n .
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29
Momnnin AdreEsitY.

Woman should be more trusted
ana coniided i'll rs wives. mothers,
ana sisters. They have Q quick
PERCEPTION 81 right and wrong,
and without always knowing why.
read tie prescott and future, read
characters and acts, designs md
probabilities, where man sees no
letter OF sign. What else do We
mean by the adage mother wit,
save that woman has quicker
perception and reader invention
than man? How often, when man
abandOns the helm in despair.
woman seizes it, and carries the
homesllip through thestorm Man
often flies from home and family
To avoid impending poverty OF
ruin. Woman seldom, If ever
foTsook home thus. Woman never
evaded mere temporal calamity by
suicide OF deseTtion. The proud
banker rather than live to see bis
poverty gazctted, may blow oul
his brains, and leave vile ane
children to want, pr0tectofless
Loving woman would have coun
selled him 10 accept poverty, ant
live to cherish his family, and re
trieve lis fortune. Woman shoull
by counselled and conhded i'm.
Is The beauty and glory of he
nature that it instinctively grasp
ut and clings 10 the truth au
right. Reason, mans creates
faculty, takes time to hesitate ht
foreit decides; but Wolnan's i
stinct never hesitates in it's dee
sion, and is scarcely ever wron
where it has even chances wit
reason. Woman feels whore mo
thinks, nets where he deliberate
hopes where he despairs, and Il
uniphs where he falls.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29
Narnim Hi1fa.


A little girl Of Kentucky. at b
boarding school, responded as
follows 70 d note FROM her father,
announcing an interesting event
iii the faulty:
envy Dear Papa: 1 was right
nlasl to hear from you, aud that
Won were we'll; but I did not like
ita ZIG To hear that mother had 4
baby. because 1T was b boy. 4
should be glad if it were d girl,
but I hate boys they are not
nice. Now / am d going to tell
YOU what 4 want you to nanc
him. ] am d going to choose 3
honely name. because / dln't
think boys ought to have pretty
names BOYS are squalling all Che
time You don't haye one minutes
| pence while there is Il boy baby
/ III the house; but i girl baby Is q
| good thing Dhave in the honse
f0r ii never cries Name hmm Uba
Dam; THAT'S good enough for I
boy. You must excuse me iol
j writing SO much about boys, be
cause I don't ike boys NY lOyi
Is aa. and tell ha heRs SIX
will do better next tune.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29


Some time ago, on tle eao-I
bath we Henatt our way t9 oas
s. ti5a Ss4 iHsHssaa
sermon bsafd ma address on
some missionary subject.
After ihe addrt Va concluded
Two brethren were sent round ko1
contributions; Prison was
ono 81 tie basket-be0reTs. taking
1he side Upon which SIC sat lmme
a,aly Ia front mad upon the
next seat. gently Iecilned our
friend Bib q gentiennn Of
infinite humor and full Of dry
/ Jokes Parson = extended
lie basket 1nd Bill sloNly shook
His head
Come Nilliam glge rs soEne-
/ lldne now, said the parson.
'Can't 10 il.
Why rot Is not lhe cause q
good ono
eyes, but / am not able to give
anything.
aPooh POOH / know better
Won must give d better reason than
that.
swell, / owe too much money;
must be just before ! am generoasi
yon knnw tnat,
Bgt, William, You owe God /
larger debt than you owe any on
else"
UThat's true, PaFson; but theI
lie amt pushing me like the bal
ance Of my creditors.
81 The parsons tace got rathe
curious as lie passed on.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29
OUR FASHION PLATES.


The original double fashion pla,sr
viii De continued
llonEL CoTGAeEs Tbe only mi,ga
zine ID this county sltat Ives these
designs il the Ladys Book
DBAVgSs LEssoas p this sge i'Fs
also alone.
Omo1aAL MUaIc Godeys ~ HIS
only magazine ID which nlisle ple
pared expressly for il appears
We have also 8 Children's Hoftli
cultural and 4 Health Department.
GoDEg's INyALUARlE kEcEIFTs
Upon every subject for the lSn lne
Nursery, Kitchen, Louise and AsO
ary
TrHTED EseKAviNes 'riiis il q se
RES Of engraviAgs tliat 10 aile l,a
ATTEMPTED bnt ourselves, They CIV.
great satisfaction.
T.AnTBis FANCY WORE DEPARTMENT
Some 81 The designs ID thls depal
lment ere printed ID colurs h . styl
unequelIed
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29
al Western TPmpeTnmcG lee
tlgEe.


Billy Toss. a temperance lec-
turer at Isush7llle, Illinois, wns
preaching to the young Oh hls
favorite theme. Hg said:
"Now. bows, when I ask you q
question You mustn't be afraid 70
sneak right out and answer me.
when you look around and sec
all these enc houses, farms and
cattle, do you think who owns
them al noW2P
EYES, sill" shouted o hundred
/ voices.
aWeiI. where will your fathcrs
4 be in twenty years from now2
"Deadr' Shouted The boys.
4 "That's right, And who wil
H own an this property them"
"TJs h0vsm shouted the uTchins
] "Right. Now, tell nae did yor
/ ever, in going along the streets
notice the drunkards ioungint
around tie saloon door Wa.tlns
for somebody 10 treat them|
eyes sir, lots Of them
nWell, where viii they be i
twenty years from n0w2"
i Dead exclaimed the boys.
, "And who will be the diunkard
I then?"
Gus boysF
Billy was thunderstrucR for
moment, Int recovering himsel
!, tried to ten tle boys how to escap
] such q fact
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29
Terms FOR 1860

One copy, one year 500
Two COPIES. one wear 5 10.
Three copies, one year 5O
-Four copies, one year 10 %
Eve copies, one year ana PIP extra
copy to TIE person gettiog qp 'lla
club, making Blk COPIES. ~ O0
Night copies, one year, pnd ~ ektrl,
copy to The getter npgf tlie club.
making nine copies q %
ElqYen copies, one year, ara ~ rx
IRE copy 70 The person Cutting 'il
the club. making twelve cplT
iea oil 50
Address Le AT GppKy,
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Streets, Philadelphia. NoSll
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29

FoR 1859
Nov ID shs sine p subscribe fot

Now "a the tine NJ subscribe f0F
THE FARMER $ CHRONICLE,
Published every Sainrdny. u OH.
Iunbus OHIO. by DWYEh II bus
RY
iFEpms Two Eollags per year q
.,siIsance. Esa R'epiea far ileeal
ilollafg.
Additions hare been ntaaa "a i.f
Editorial Corps. end ile papeF VIII
coofinus u Be-. d has been ss
eanl 70 40 sfiealiata aa W i'F
Addstss pWYEii
8n8 Golumbas. ONO.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29
Bovd ltcsogntion.

t.H
Thirty-two ladies of Upton,
Indiana. all young and many beau
tiful, recently met In council and
passed the following brief prealn-
BE and comprehensive resolution:
"SVhereas, we mean business;
therefore be it
"Resolved, That we viii not
accompany any young man 10
church Or otIler places of amnse-
ment who uses tobacco ia my
manner, and that we discard all
Young men who play billiards,
euclre 81 poker; and TINT young
men who indulge il profane lam
guage need not apply; and that we
Will no., BY hook, look or crook,
notice any young man who indul.
les ia lager beer of whisky; anG
that We win not harbor yuuns
men known to keep late hours.
Now let tho young gentleman
retaliate by refusing III visit an1
Young lady who uses cosmetic
hair-dye, wears false curls. fals'
teeth or fitting skirts Who thei
viii be master q the sitnation
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29

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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29
Devoted .
RURAL EooNoME,
VIM ! w. Is Jones'


1 Witha 1tge corps ~ able contFr
htlars tls pqgt embrace discus'
tjons oll eslioha if interest e
.iha lasgllr Aia especially 81
Ssi'ltlNsfn gHHr
N eiFelgied eiy flfom Virgin.
e % Iey Hpdtiias - dealers q
ssstlsiss ta
al ansaffa a A 18Th k pgesgpr
islg itsN iltlnNN Allihefn pls
ilss w'i0 ef fN I yer inter-
ia ~ uAleAis saving
fl8Nas good eed elock, 80
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29


eo96 lffeat ea
t6 saa eeger1i
a co0iaMiH Reports e 8atlie
incidents aH ecdete
neu bsDf H8isied
ds Ne Aeape 81
lae ssniI ard has sached
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29

Wont won take half 0E this
apple, said B pretty dlansel mo,
u thank YOU, would prefer a
better half.D Elm blushed and
referred him to her papa.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29

Woman's love, Ike the rose
blossoming ii arid desert, spreads
us rays over Inc pfEffsn plum 0i
the human heart, and while abound
III fiji blaCk and desOlate II rises
more strengthened from the ab-
sence Of every other charm.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-01-29

aNow. sit asked d police mag
istrate Of y vagrant lrisilinan,
"what motive brought You To Lon
don2" "The locomotive, Sir
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