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sws,-pox, Pevers, nnd skin Diseases, prevea'c1 ~
LsNptorgs PYRsrfg SALINE. FaKng AID .uygOrstg 20
are bc II ter cure AMI prevention Soil by chemists and
The maker II. LaHPLoUGH, 10 Hoiborn'h.l, Iondoa
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RIVAL POLITICIANS IN BROOKLYN.

The feud which has existed for long time
between the two rival asprauts for the leadership OF the
Kings County Republicans, s. b. butcher and 5. T.
Maddox and which alluded TO IN recent report OF
the Grant Republican General Committee, seems 10 be
inactive at present. truce having been called until
after the election The most important consideration
in the estimation of EACH the reelection Of Gen. Grant
from whom alone have they any hope Of future pre-
ferment, after which the Old fight over
the division of the spOils will be renewed.
In the present canvass each making the most strenuous
efforts TO convince Cen Grant that lie 3 the real leader
of the party In Brooklyn Mr.. Maddox, Chairman Oi
General Committee, has rather the advantage put
Mr. butcher IL too old politician 20 be easily driven
the When Gen. James Jourdan resigned the
position OF United States Revenue Assessor 1t was sup
posed that the question q supremacy would be
settled. Mr.. Maddox became a candidate Tor the
vacant office, and Mr.. butcher went TO Wash
iugtOn to urge the claims OF Assistant
Assessor Allen. Lest however, the appointment Of
either should offend II would crafty, neither
OF candidates appointed the position be ing gwen
to Oliver Is. Lccb, friend OF both parties, ana pOlti
HANDS of either In such readusment OF his office as
seemed expedien care taken by Mr.. Lech 10 give
ocne few persons Of influence IL the party as pos
sbe and he only removed those employees who were not
supported strongly. The Assessors office, having thus
ceased 10 be OF disCOrd, the factions nave CON
cluded to assume the semblance OF peace.
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Hsrdy's ElivirAn efeeu Tor dy.Pepss log Of .pIs,
Bd rY H. loa are sure 70 De oeaeh"h
Soli BIZ JoAN y. HsSAY, Collsgspa
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Houseman's German Cough Droys.-An eaoeali Ss'self
for asthma coils cough Sc has been ia nee lOi 0f
aud with great Satisfaction. s0li b. JOaS p henry
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"-'~ ''' ''''" nolfEsTIC PORTS.
MEMORANDA

sAvAyvsH O. Aug aArrld bng James Crosby from hsnrAs
90, Brrr IRON boston schr - Pankr from G'rhner NJ
CuaRfg.T0y Aug P,aod. steans-p j. ~ bFerho5e TOT '@
delpla; schr. Minnie, for Jacksonville
MEMORANDA.
poRrrtyD Ne lug o-Ihc hip eFhrSiahl "a IsIob'
sst se,r and tomorrow he NsYors bmns1ck VII nJ 70
tow Ier 40 Poraai or st. John 20 DE Or tocsA 49,.
VlEfARD IIAyES, aug 9Ths lr sJlyan oi S"'Aon' M
which went Hedge bcce yeterly morning "" s' 90
last night aud proceeded.
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Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON LII d.,
Clerk OF the u House of Representatives,; 800.
Whose Political Works are Indispensable 10 Statement pohbcan
and Journalist political parties By whom they are qn9sed As
$3.50 UNDOUBTED AUTHORITY
NcPberSon Hand 1872 all pohhca gi sees
hitherto published work Of about 20 pase 'yo doeDs
t in ot illustrating Papers Votes and II sUre the rst9as
Of parties 10 ali important Pabc QUESTION: II covers TWO ibAss
no manual having beea issued IN I'LL 80, ,----u
Besis other ntaiuaLe political data TIE following are b
CONTENT:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

An INGENIOUS lNyENTION.-Mr.
Benz. johnson. q firstrate blacksmith
of this city, one day recently stood
watching the operation Of putting up
bottled sOla-fIIling the bottles with
soda, placing aud driving home the
cork, and adjusting the wire over the
cork to keep the soda from sizzing out.
He noticed that it was very trying on
the fingers, and he remarked that he
believed be could make an instrument
that would do the work and save the
hand. lie went TO his shop, and IN u
little while returned with tool or i'll
strument, male from large file, that,
when tried, proved to be just the thing
10 make the operation Of putting up
.Ula in bottles no trick mt all. We
don't know what the inventor intends
calling the tool, or what would be the
most appropriate name. but we do
know that, while it is very simple, it
Is just exactly the thing wanted, and
proves that Ben. has all inventive gen.
us that may some day pan out for
tune for him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

A HUGE PETHrIED HoRN.-A few
days since Il remarkable petlitaction
was found on the farm Of Mr.. G. Par
riSii. near Brownsville in this county.
1t lay ten feet below the surface Of the
ground in the side OF deep ditch. 1t
resembleda a cows horn, being perfectly
smooth and regular on it, outside, sur
face. and was hollow. 1t measured
some ten or twelve inches at the but,
and was between nine aud ten feet in
length. The bovine that carried that
horn OIL It's head must have been Il
huge beast, If at all in proportion to
the horn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

THE SCIENCE OF HlALIiI.-fhe
first of this new Health Journal is
publi>hed. 1t is devoted TO an expo
sition OF all those agencies 40 vitality
related to health and to the treatment
of disease, such rs air. light, tempera-
turr. diet, clothing. bathing, exercise.
sleep. electricity, and al normal
agents and hygienic materials. 1t is
an independent journal, published in
the interests Of the people, which is
certainly 4 strong comnenhtion.
This first number contains many arti-
clcs of general interest. The senses
of sight, hearing, taste. smell. etc. are
Illustrated and explained. The cause
and cure Of backaclle; the proper po-
sition on horseback ; water treatment
Of fcvers; sprlins and bruises /; pneu-
monia; c!ergyman'S sore throat !;
chronic catarrh: how to sleep. etc.
The department of talks with cores
pondentS contains valuable infOrlma-
tion. The new magazine i Issued
from the Office of the Phrpa1i0WcR
Jowaal, and published at the low
price of - Il year, or 20 cents a num-
Der. "Try IT," and save many times
It's cost in doctors bills. Address the
publisher, s. II. Wells, $50 BromltMg
Y. Y.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

ALBANY AND SANTIAM CANAL
Through the indefatigableenergy and
enterprise of l.. EIkins, Esq. twenty
two of thirty thousand dollars of stock
in the A. & 5. Canal Go. has been
subscribed, and the remanlny eight
thousand will doubtless be taGcn dur
ing the week, It Is the Intention of
the Company to commence operations
this fall, and put the canal through at
the earliest practicable moment. The
completion Of this grand enterprise
will give Albany almost an unlimited
water-power, enabling capitalists to
erect and conduct manufacturing in
interests on as large a scale and on
better terms than any other point on
the coast. With the canal completed,
Alhany's future is assuretl-no city or
town in the State has brighter pros
pect for the future. And as the popu-
lation and wealth Of Albany increases,
in corresponding ratio will the sur
rounding districts advance, with rapid
strides, in prosperity. let the word
be "on, on with the canal, and let
there be found no man in the comlnli-
nifty, 50 utterly lost to reason and
sound business sense, rs to place even
the weight of II feather in the way Of
this grand enterprise.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

WARM WEATHER.-T The weather
for some days has been warm. III fact
on one or two occasions recently warm
would scarcely express the tempcra
ture, inducing all those who are able,
to flee to the cool, grassy mountain
glades. While some of Our citizens
have already migrated to the Upper
Soda or Fish Lake, in quest of health
or pleasure. Others are preparing for a
start to Yaquina Bay, or some other
point where fresh bIeezes come waited
with blessings from old oceans bo'Qm.
No point in the State eXeels Albany
in its proximity to points Of interest
to the sight seer or hunter after health
or pleasure. )"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

PCNIC AT BROWNSVILLE. - The
Good Templars of Brownsville give Il
basket picnic OIL Saturday, June 22'l,
in tile grove near town, to which they
cordially invite all. Short speeches
will he delivered. vocal and instrument
tai music will be had, and a general
good time indulgcd in The Browns
vile people know how to enjoy them
selves and help others to enjoy an oc-
casion of this Kind, and we predict
that the I'D will be big occasion to
allwho attend.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14
IIU UMOROITS.

The breaking Of both wings OF an
army isapretty sure way toniake Il tit.
The Chinese picture of ambition is
\ aladarin trying to catch a comet by
putting salt upon It's tail.
When you can't think ofwhat your
wife charged you to bring home. get
hair-pins. They are always handy in
the house.
Why can a lawyer sleep better than
any one else? AnS.-BeclllSe it don't
matter which side they lie on.
A Co1uette is rose from which
every lover plllcks Il leaf-the tho1is
remaining for her future husband.
"Tlou lainest IN my bosom. ''was
the remark Of a Lothario. when his fair
one threw basin Of water over him
for ..cater-wauling' under her Chamber
window.
When is ynlng lady like Il whale?
When she's pouting
Can any thing that i lnlcfnl be a
blessing? Yes, Il balctill of cotton.
An instance is given of answering
two questions ut one time:
Here. Bi,ltly, my darlint. what's
the time o'night and where's the per-
tatv pndling!'
1T is eight, sir"
An imaginative editor says: NO
.jeering skeleton mocks him from the
hattlements ofmeIancholy'S lofty peak.
4 revenue assessor in Ohio, asking
the usual questions. inquired.
"Did yolr wife have any income
last year?"
"YeS. sir" replied the assessed,
''both girls
A farmer saw an advertised recipe
to prevent wells and ciSternS from
freezing. He sent his money, and re-
ceivel the answer, Take in your well
or ciStern on cold nights, and keep it
by the fire" !"
Smoky.--ATrs. GublinS says her hnS-
band is exactly like a tallow candle,
because he always will smoke when
he is going ont.
An inebriated Democrat was dining
at the Ives House. the other dav.
Beef pork, mutton, veal or chicken?"
said the polite waiter. III don't care Il
d-n." was the reply: anything to
beat Grant"
Doctor. what do you think is the
cause Of this frequent rush Of blood
to my heal? "Oh! it is nothing but
anettort ofnature. Nature, youknow.
abhOrS 4 vacuum!
II is stated that all the lawyers in
st. Louis have agreed to put on gowns,
after the manner oftheir English hrtll-
rcn. As Il general rn'c it is not of
so much importance. says the New
York Itihnae. what an attorney car
rics on his back rs what he carries in
his head. Ii the gentlemen of the st.
Louis bar please to Wear Il uniform,
we believe there il no law to prevent
them from doing so. We notice that
the steamboat walters upon some lines
of travel have done the same thing.
4 clergyman said, the other day,
that modern Young ladies We're not the
daughters Of Shem and Ham. hut the
daughters Of Hem aud Shnm.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

SoDA WORKS. Messrs. Carothers
*. Co.. since they have put into oper-
alton their soda works in this city.
have been unable TO supply the de-
.uand made upon them for the article,
owing to the fact that they have been
unable to get bottles enough from the
factory. They have now OH the way
some !, 800 or 2, 600 more bottles which,
when they arrive, added to the NUM-
her first purchased, will give them a
show to at least partially I'LL the de-
hand made ,TOn them for their ex-
y'llent Arctic sola.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. = Me>srS.
Blain. Young & Go. call special atten-
ton to their stock, consisting Of Pitts
Challenger Threshcr, Endless Chain
Tlreshers, IIaine's Headers, aS2ort-
ment of combined Reapers and Now
ers; also, Mowers, Horse Rakcs, &C.,
together with the celebrated Balm Wa
gon, which for general excellence can
not be beat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14
prDsoSAr..-Lmlge Cranor and fam

PEEsoSAI..-JWdge Canor and fam
lily left for the mountains on Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Cowan and family left for
Fish Lake on Wednesday.
Judge Powell and family have gone
to Sodaville for y few weeks.
+. T. Leyeridge, the poet, editor.
and lawyer, late of the Puget Sound
Comier. called on us Thursday. lie
intended delivering his lecture on the
Press" but owing to the presence of
the japanese troupe, who had secured
the hall, he thought it best to go Oh to
Eugene.
Mr.. John Althouse returned from
his visit to the old homestead i'll the
East, a day or two since.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

The erlptions of Mount Vesuvius
have entirely ceased, and the inhab-
itants of the abandoned villages have
returned. Previous to the total ces-
sations there were singular electrical
phenomena manifested. Lightning
larted incessantly from the summit Of
the volcano. thunder was continuous,
and the mountain was convulscd with
violent and frequent quakings. Ashes
fell to the depth of several inches in
the city of Naples. After the eruption
had ended terrible hurricane swept
over the deyasted country, greatly
damaging the villages and remaining
crOns,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

TREATMENT OF SMALL-POX.--ln
view of the temperance OF smallpox
on this coast, this item may be Of use:
"A great discovery issaid to have been
made by a surgeon ofthe British army
in China, in the way Of an etfectual
remedy for smallpox. The mode of
treatment is as follows; When the pre-
ceding fever is at its hight, and ju.t
before the eruption appears, the chest
is rubbed with crOtOn oil and tartaric
ointment. This causes the whole of
the eruption to appear in that part of
the body to the relief OF the rest"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
No. 81 Front Street, Portland, Or

REAL ESTATE in ihiStITlmd EAST
P0RTI..N AND, in the most desilnhic lWill'
ties, consisting of -LUrS, HALE BLAN ~,
and BTtN'k KS, IIOU SES and STOKES; also.
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable nm
cultivated LANES, located in ALL partsot
The STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE, and other property,
purchased fOrcorrcSpOntlenis, in ;histITN
and throughout the STATE and TERRI
TORIES, with great care aud ON the most
ADVANT tGEOCS TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES Icaa"i, LOiSS
Nfa;DTI iTEp. AMI CLAIMS OF ALL DE-
SCHIPrIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED;
and Il general FIN .lNclAL and AGENCY
BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFFICE, in all the IL
TIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will re-
ceivc descripiouS of FARM PROPERTY
and forward the SANG TO the above al,
dress. 22y3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14
AT PRIME; COST.
DR. VAN DEN HERaalI'S
EnfaIIis>ic Worm syrup.

It's value in removing nRSScs of cruditir5
from the s;ona h aud bowels of children.
even where worms 10 not exist, cannot lN'
too highly estimated.
Fever and Agur. Persons becoming dp-
bilitatcd BY the presence Of worms in the
stomach or bowels, are mnW liable 10 have
n protrIctcl course of chiils and fever.
The worm remedies have been known to
cure when all other RENE lies have failed,
especially in children.
For sale by A. Cnrothcrs & CO., wholcsai,.
and retail druggists, Albany, Or. Price
One Dollar lRrbO N4n31nlS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

MARKErs.-No change in market
prices. We quote:
Blltter-Per pound 2Oc.
Eggs-Per dozen 20925c.
Bacon--Si,les. buying, Pie; sell
ling l4.i shoulders, buying, lN; sell
ling l2ls. Hams, buying lje; sell
Chivkcns-From 81 80 to 10 Y doz-
Wheat -slillere paying 75c 2 bush
ell.
Oats-Still quoted at j0c g buShel.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

ATTENTION. Elsewhere see adyer-
tiement calling forameeting of stock
holders in the Albany & Santtlm Canal
Company on Tuesday, July 18th, at
| O'Clock p. NJ, in the Court House,
for the purpose Of eIecting officers, and
transacting such other business a' may
he necessary. LctalIbein attendance,
as it is specially necessary, for the COM
plete success Of the enterprise, that
active, energcticbusinesS men be select
ed to manage and carry it through.
CumtnX?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

1t Is stated that Dr. Livingstone has
not had any brceches to speak Of for
four years, the merchant tailors Of
lIllji refusing to credit him. With n
little paint however, and segment
Of lion skin around bis loins, the Doc
tor has managed to keep the wolf from
his door,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

No SMALL Pox.-A few days since
one Of o,tr citizens In conversation
casually remarked that three of his
children, some two or three years ago,
had the small pox. From thisremark
the report has g,ine,la wide circulation
that three Of this gentleman's family
are at the present time afflicted with
this loathsome disease. There isn't a
particle of truth in the report. There
are no cases of small poX in or near
the city, of which we can gain any
knowledge, nor has there been at any
time within the past year or iwo.
Papers that have given circulation to
the report will please retract.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

OvEmooKED.-Tn giving the names
of the newly elected officers of Albany
Fire Company No. !, in our last issue,
we omitted to mention the fact that
our present City Recorder, Mr.. j. r..
Heron, was elected President of the
Company. And we predict that he
will make a good officer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

JEs' So.-'l'In 'Nsy bee improves
each shining hour, and the familiar fly
Is on the wing. Likewisd linen coats
are all the rage, and many pate Is
sheltered from the hot rays of Old Sol
by 4 straw hat. III another vernacu-
lar, it's hot. Summer il around.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

BASE BALL.-Ile second game Of
base ball, between the Athletics, Of
Corvallis, and the Quicksteps, Of
Albany, transpired on Saturday last.
resulting in victory for the Quick
steps The game stood-Quicksteps,
65; Athletics, 81. Length of game,
three hours.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

SPLENDID MhIS.-A visit to the
Elkins Bros. mills, near Lebanon,
convinccs us that they have one OF the
best finished and completest Touring
mills in the State. It has capacity
of about one hundred barrels per day,
We believe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY INTER
1 i est In the Fromaa Warehouse, and iw-
ing anxious to close M lll my business In
that connection IMMEDIATELY, respect
fully call the attention of all who are In ar
uars. either by note or hook account, ani
particular attention is called to yourSAtk
ACCOUNT. Please return them at once,
or they will bc charged against YOU in ac-
count. G. NJ. CARTWRIGIlr
Albany, May To- lSI2-Lw3i
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

REpoRTED. - 1t Is reported that
small pox prevails In Portland
brought there by Newly. That q
man, broken O,lt with small pox, got
of The train at Salem, on Tuesday or
Wednesday. We do not vouch for the
truth Of these r,lmors, but give them
as EgllnOFs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14
Albzng 9egister.
LOCAL MATTERS.

the month of May:
'lAbitha Watts. guardian. TO Stephen
Stillweli: consideration. $3.50.
Stephen Stillwell TO Tabitha Watts;
consideration, $3.50.
Elizabeth BlaiIL execltriX, to W
y smith; consideration, 500.
r B Tarey to John Bilyeu; consid-
Grafton, { 1000.
B Hartman to r a Irvine consid-
Grafton. 5000.
AP Maxwell to j P Smith; consid-
Grafton. $3.50.
.AB Morris to Cyrus Westlake; con
Si,lention. 5000.
c Miller to L Miller; consideration,
81.
c Miller to Mart Miller; considera-
tlon, 81.
c Miller to Morris Miller; consid-
Grafton. 81.
@ Miller to + Miller; consideration,
81.
c Miller to Mart Miller; coushlera-
tion. 81.
&c Mccain to Joseph Bradley !;
consideration, 81, 100.
G. Miller to Moses Miller; consider
Stion 81.
Margaret Nye to + NJ Powell; CON
sideration, $40.
.ilmon Wheeler to John Nelson;
consideration. $50.
Milton Hale to 4 4 Arncll consid-
Grafton. $3.50.
ON Cartwright to G ID Simpson;
consideration. 5000.
SBCoyle ct al. to J IL Coyle con-
>ilerltion. $3.50.
j w George to J W Bland; con'id-
Grafton. $3.50.
Gil Bland to j W Bland; consid-
vration, $500.
VIM Crabtrce to W J Crtbtree:
consideration, 500.
SEE Gray to ID + Gray; eon>lders-
,iuA. $500.
B Hartman to II \ Irvine; consid-
Grafton, $lll.
Davis Smith to W : & Joseph Ell
AiliS; consideration. 81.
SII ClaughtOn toe p Church; con-
$ideration, $ll0.
AL Watts to II II Powell; /; consid-
Grafton, 500.
Me Church to John Miller; con
,ileration, $l00.
4 Hayes to Emma Hamilton; con-
,itleration, 81 30.
Emma Hamilton to Annie llamil-
ton; consideration. $l7 90.
\ ID McMichael to j ) Savage;
consideration, $400.
" G. Miller to W W RicharlSon;
consideration, 500.
G w Lesson to G BoyeS con-
.i,leration. $3.50.
LC Marshall to p c Lines; coll
>ilertion. $40.
PC Lines to Virginia Marshall !:
consideration, $270.
#.John Davis to NJ + Church; con-
Sideration, 81.
q w Vernon to Geo Vernon; con-
siderition, 800.
John Miller to Tlos Goodman; con-
sideration, $500.
John Guisendorfer to NJ + Church; ;
consideration. 81.
SlI Claughton to W 5 q J Elkins I;
consideration, 81.
W VAC NJ W II Co to j NJ Cllur-
chill: consideration, $50.
Supt Common Schools to j r South
consideration, $120.
S,ln'l Simpson to J r South con-
,i,leration, 81.
PG Carmichael to Harvey Shelton; ;
consideration, $50.
ii ID Kellogg to J VI Holloway /;
consideration, $40O.
PC Lines to G Marsh: considerl-
iion. 81.
&c Head to J l. Martin; colisiderl-
lion. $500.
S Daniels to David Delaney; con-
>i,leration, $3.50.
y Delaney to Il 5 Plummer: con-
sideration. $3.50.
Total amount Ct sales for the month,
%}l,3jl.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

COLD PIzEN. Sunday last one
of cur physicians was called IN to gee
q widow leIy Sho had swallowed a
dose OfeOll pzan. With considerable
difIicalty tisesilss n tie patient was
saEcd. 1AOBa soit qah NAL = pense. t
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

COOP ROADs.-I'he roads leading
out from this city in every direction
are in splendid condition for driving
over, and those who own teams are
making them do duty. These morn
ings and evenings are splendid for
taking "airings.'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

JOIN lie WOULD 4 FISHING CO.
Messrs. Hank Mendenhall, John Alt
house and Ii. &. Clement start for
Fish Lake on saturday morning. ex-
pecting to remain two weeks. They
propose to make that vast reservoir Of
trout yield up bountifnlly while they
remain OH its banks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

A qarrelsomc couple were discuss
Ing the subject of epitaphs and tomb
stones, aud the husband ssid: ''My
dear, what kind ola stone do you sup.
pose they will give me when | dles"
'.Brimstone, my love, : was the affec-
tiOnate reply.