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The Republican journal., 1874-04-23

''WhO ever heard OF bank officers
daughter sitting down and starving when
trouble comes" replied the little lady.
"Why don't you teach music ~
because | don't know enough"
You might keep few very genteel-
we'll not Just boarders, but friends who
don't care to keep house, and who would
pay largely ."
Where are they, and where's the house
and furniture tor them ="
49, that's true But YOU miyht-eh or
you might eh ?" and here his wits tailed
him. there are 50 few grand things that
people can do in the hope of cheating
others into the belief that they are work
ing for fun rather than from necessity.
But soon the old gentleman added-it wag
the truost word he ever uttered
II declare, I'm afraid to 90 home. lest
it has reached your mother ears !"
The proud woman soon heard OF il. and
She talked angrily about what Mrs Adams
and Mr., Col West, and that pnrse-proud
Miss Allen would -aN. and she was almost
inclined to think il would be better TO
give Love five hundred dollars than tn ha
dfSGraced in society.
''L0ye wouldn't take any money! re
lIilt'ti ih1' liiAt whose pttlthiS during
the conversation wa that Of one caught
out in cuttin" hail torn without any
umbrella
"DreadIl independent ior anyhodv
that's pennies. cried the old lady
Love and her 4tout lri7h helper went to
work At once, and very soon the china
closet ani next thp neat little dining room
were filled with gIa n lars through which
TINY green curunbrlS and onions and
everything" nice in that line Wa~ prcpino.
or. as Love said Smiling on the family
The business went ON bravply. ana in
one wear Love, hu ;band who vas par
TALLY restored to health torsool, the bed
and took charge of ii, and she went back
to the nurTcrN-eyrW good mOther'9 place
when Providence doesn't cal her out ot it.
This is no pretty fiction To teach Young
folks that "Whero there's a will there's 4
way" II is = true story Of u brave little
woman, and we can tell You the street
and number Of the large store in certain
city, not far away. where her enerpriaing
husband has brliltup Z large business and
made not 4 little money.
He says that il Love had never learned
TO make pickles. or had been too proud to
make them for others, in his dark time he
should have bcrnin his grave five Years AGO.
Who thinks less Of her for doin~ it?
The Republican journal., 1874-04-23
Nutritive Value of Feed.

The proportonate value of the follow
ing materials used for feeding farm stocks
are gathered from the published analyses
by the most eminent agricultural chemists
and have been corroborated by the results
of many eminent English feeders They
include the relative tiesh-lorming tatten-
ing and total feeding values OF the differ
ent articles mentioned, and are probably
the most trustworthy information that
can be gathered from all sources al the
present time. They are as follows, equal
weight of each being considered:
The Republican journal., 1874-04-23

In these estimates, the flesh forming
value is in proportion to the nitrogenons
elements contained in the food The tat
formers consist of starch oil and fat, and
As oil and ready formed fat is estimated
double the value Of starch in feeding the
total feeding values in different articles
vary in somewhat different ratios to those
of the fat forming elements.
The Republican journal., 1874-04-23
y Good Law The Evil of Adulter-
alton,

H.
lornia San,te tn nrrvnnt thn ,dn,toro,;on
of food ,,,inl, inJ ,,rn~. RIA Iii ;e
based ON ! German I,w tn' I, sim;lo, nt,act
Thn lin nrn,-;Ins thot ~, ndnI,arn,;n,, o.
,to,n,aid .hall Lo ,,ni.LoI I,,, Az .a.I
.coxts of nrosncn,;on III roni;.,.at;on 'l, nf
tIo .ln1tn,at.i .,rt;'.I,,' ,ii ,;,.-t -
tnn.n anI H.. .n,,,nd ii, , : n nr,',on, "'
a, harI L,ho, IL adl;,in, IL thn ,.,,,'t;t;l,,
~ IN tI,,. ,,,.,nnlino. ,,.,,,olt;o, MI, .aIa
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al,i, i; INA ,,,a,,,',. ,t5;t, r,a li
tia, ,hat ti. ,,n,' t,:, ~, .'':,t,
.ynn1n,. eh1u n.Y. thn rnsts ot !, 7, s3a,,c,
nnhl;cot;nn nf hia l,;n,,. Nv, mrin,. r. tha
ln,t;nn ot th., paac, hor,r, ,,-l'na, no ;e
,,,qs,n,tol a,,, ..h.,lI li1-',t;., t,n,.', ',,t'
IS. no,;T.lt;o,, ,,, I,;', ,.',irt
.nnytnd n,,on tho ,lnn,. n. ,.,odd,,r Ill.,
tIon ~ il,,.;,,l... a., +I,. ,.',,;,..,,,, =
I,1I.;1I ,;,,a,,; t.,r..'''',.
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t; IN
'iI' -, ''4,'
Board nl Health SriZnres Of SAMPLES
are to be made hy INSPECTORS of nusanceS
inspectors of wciohtt ana measures in
5pcctors Of markets. health officers ana
the ANALYST The California papers an
liripatp th,t tie tr9drau,en win nrotagt
AGAINST thi, invasion cf their presumed
RIGHT 10 doctor the patablee and drinl,a-
bles of mankind to any extent l'ndoubt-
edlv; but we hope that the hlll will become
a law and that ,na1na may he f,1jnd tn
Give the law yjoornu, enforcement II
i generally conceded that there is 4r9rcrlv
tampered with To some extent IN the
manufacture. and 10 it; detrimcnt Chic
cory. corn-mcal cracked peas and brick
dust contribute to the preparation Of our
cofees. A. for our teas, what does not
enter into their preparation A recent
scientific analysis OF = great number OF
teas on General public sale in New lor!,
demonstrated the fact that they were made
of tea refuse and dust stuck tooether with
GUM. tumeric. Prussian blue China clay.
hairs. leaves of bramble. Wild rose
aloe, cherry willow hawthorn peach.
wild plum. beech. elm. panr and oak
catecfl. sulphate Of ron. Iron filings
logwood. coppera4 ana SAND A Lon
don doctor made Il GOOD sample Of
writing ink out ol some tea packages
Refuse molas,cs bullucks blood, flour,
grease. etc. are mixed in with our choco-
late. In the matter of epices, cassia is
mixed with arouuu almond shells pepper
with parched peas; ginger with corn
meal Our sugar is sanded, our butter is
often 4 hotch-potch of lard and mashed
potatoes our candy composed of terra
alba and most every thing else, our
svrups are as often made from old raos
and other filthy substances as any thine
our hayorina extracts are based upon
danoerong acids. milk Is often but = mix-
ture of calves brains water and chalk
and 90 IN throuoh tha lreorv disonstino
LIST 10 cay nothino Of the tr;uhttui extent
The Republican journal., 1874-04-23

Senator Jones, of Nevada. who quite
astonished the Senate with his recent sound
speech on the finances, in which he so bad
ly worsted Mr.. Morton, is a burly, broad
shouldered gentleman, about forty years
of age. A native of Wales, he was taken
to Ohio when a year old, and went to the
Pacific coast when gold was first discovered
there. After having served in both branch
es of the California Legislature he re-
moved in 1860 to Nevada, where in time
he became the proprietor of stock in
silver mine which yields an annual profit
of five million dollars.
The Republican journal., 1874-04-23

seneca says that the great sources of
anxiety in lite are three: the fear of want.
the fear OF disease, and the fear of oppres-
sion by the powerful He says that the
last of these three is the greatest. Seneca
is about right.
The Republican journal., 1874-04-23

Hot WATER FOR FOUNDER. had a
horse which was very badly foundered
with grain lie could not stand for sever
al days, and was swung with q tackle. |
thought his case hopeless, and considered
him not worth Il dollar, bat concluded to
do what could for his relief In the first
place physicked him, then | took tight
strong box, got his feet into it, and poured
boiling hot water into il as high as the
hair on MS feet, and in ten or fifteen min
utes he was able to stand on his fore legs
without the assistance Of the tackle.
kept up this treatment for thirty-six hours.
when he was able to 60 about and help
himself, In a few days | had his shoes
put ON, aud in less than Il fortnight more
he was able to work rs we'll rs ever, Cor
y. Y Tribune
Says a poultry raiser writing to the
Prairie Farmer. Our common tarmyard
fowl with good care, will lay one hundred
and forty eggs each year, and give them
each time to rear q brood Of chickens. A
Black Spanish will lay two hundred eggs
in a year this breed does not set till three
years old. Hamburgs Golden Penciled
will lay from two hundred to two hundred
and forty eggs each year, but does not set
TIL three years old, and sometimes not
even then. Bramah fowls will lay one
hundred and forty eggs and bring up two
broods of chickens each year. The aver
age cost of keeping fowls, of all kinds.
with coln at one dollar per bushel and
small grain in that proportion, will not be
far from one dollar and twenty cents each,
per year.
A. S Fuller thinks the remedy frequent
ly recommended, of heaping lime and
ashes about the roots of trees to exclude
the borer owes its efficacy, If it possesses
any, to the necessary removal Of the grass
and weeds which grow about the tree and
afford shelter to the insects when de-
posting their eggs, as nncultivated or
Weedy trees, are always most liable to be
attacked. He adheres to the old remedy
OF digging out the insects with the point
OF knife when newly hatched, or punch
ing them in the holes, when of longer
duration; and the preventive of incasing
Ihe loot OF the tree in tarred OF sheathing
paper according to the modes we have
occasionally described.
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IN mEMORIAM.

ALBANY. OREGON, Aug. 20. 1874.
TO he WorsLHfd Master, Wa,degs. and
brethren Of 81. Johns Lodge, No. G2, A..
+. q A. w.;
Your Committee, appointed 70 prepare and
present to this Lodge appropriate resolutions
In reference to the demise Of our Brother, CAL
LowAY wARwIoR, late Of Anderson county.
Tennesse, beg gieave to submit the following:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased the All-wise su-
preme Architect Of the Universe, to remove
from our midst, by death, on the 18th day ol
August, A. L. 5s7i. our worthy brother GALLO
WAY WARWICK. aged s. years. late Of Ander.
son county, Tennessee, aud Of Lodge No. I3
OF that Jurisdiction Therefore,
Resolved, ] hat in this sad afilcilOn we rec
ognlze the hand Of Hin who dOeth all things
we'll.
Resolved, That 70 the widow and family thus
bereayed we tender as lodge and Brother.
hood our heartfelt sympathy and cOndOlence
IN this SAD dlspensatiOu Of Divine Providence,
which has removed from the domestic circle
the husband and father, 70 whom II looked
Tor counsel and guidance IN this, 70 them ,
strange land and around whom clustered all
those hallpwed ties Of cohiugnl and nlial love.
And 10 the aged and honored mother OF the
deceased, ghpge pateTnal love followed even 70
the grave, We hnmbly invoke divine eonsola-
Resolved. Tha. these resolutions BE- spread
upon the minutes oi this Lodge, and that a
copy thereof Be- Ipefented tOth family of our
deceased brother. and that the city papers be
Teqnesied 70 publish the same.
J. W. hALDWINi
!. LiSsEf NIL.
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sEYERIFrs SAKE.

WpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE
Id closure and order Of sale, issued out OF the
Circuit Court, OF the State of Oregon, for the
County of Linn, in favor Of the Board OF Com
mlssioners for the sale OF school lands and tho
management OF the Common School fund,
plaintiff, and against Richard FOX, ueLehd,aLII'
for the sum OF eight hundred dollars principal
and two hundred and fifty-seyen dollars and
seventy-slx cents, In u. y. gold coin, intetest,
with interest on said sums In u. y. gold COIN,
from the 23rd day OF Mnrch, 1874 together
with the costs and disbursements OF
the said suit taxed at thirty-seven dollars ana
sixty-tive cents, also the costs OF and upon this
writ to accrue. | did on the Both day OF July,
1874, levy the same upon the real property des-
cribed In said deoreej which ls as follows, a
portion OF tho original Donation Claim OF Har-
vey Gordon, deceased, being claim No. bi No
tjfcation No. 17S3i Tb., HIS. 4. Wy Linn
County, Oregon, and particularly described ~
| s. E. cornerof said claim No. 6i runningthence
N. 80 rods thence p. 80 rods, to East line OF
| said claim thence n. on said East line, to CRl-
apoola Creek thence following up said creek
| to the point where the s. line Of said claim
crosses said creek; Thence Il. along said me,
toithe point OF beginning, containing 30 acres
| more or less Also lot No. /. and lot No y, In
block No. 25i as LAID down on the original plot
of Albany, on record In the Clerks office OF Linn
County, Oregon. All Of thg aforesaid premises
| lying In the County OF Linn, and State OF orc
| gon. Now, therefore, by virtue Of said decree
| and order Of sale, on SATURDAY, THE Dlh
| DAY OF AUGUST, A. y. 1874, at the hour OF
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, ip front Of the Gourl .
| House door, In said County, | VIII sell tht
above described real property at plblicauctlQn
to the highest bidder TO satisfy said decree, In
terest, costs and accruing costs. J.. @. HlCfg
Sheriff Of Linn County.
July Slst, 1874. h5lw4.
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TO Correspondents.

Patients residing in any part Of the country,
however distant, who may desire the opirion
and ADVICE of Dr. Doherty In their respectil%
cases, and who think proper to submit q writ
ten statement of such, in preference to holding
a personal interview, are respectfully assured
that their COMMUNICATIONS will be held most
sacred. The Doctor is regular graduate and
may BE consulted with every confidence.
II the case be fully and candidly described
personal communication Will be unnecessary,
as instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen.
eral treatment of the case Including the RENE
diesl, will be forwarded without delay, and In
such manner as to convey no idea OF the
purport of the letter or parcel so tranamitted.-
Should your condition require immediate at-
tention, send ten dollars in coin Tor that value
In currency by mail or Wells, Fargo COS
Express, and q package Of medicine win be
sent to your address with the necessary instruc'
tons for use. Consultation by Letter or other
wise, FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no
pay. ..,.,
Address, W. X. DOHERTY, M D,
San Francisco, Cal.
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ENGLISH BANKRUPT STOCK.


45O Reversible ottoman ShaWIs
Only 81 SO.
20 Pieces English WaterPrOOf;s&I
$40 DOz. All Linen TOWeIsy SI per
Dozen.
500 Ps All Linen crash, 1oc per
Yard.
ESQ DOz. White Cotton Hose, OOC
per Doe.
46 Pieces Scotch Tweeds, zoe per
yard.
80 Ps West Of England, BrOnd-
cloth.
~ Ps French silks, from 81 80
per yard.
2,@2O yds. Blk AlpaCas. from @5c
73 Pcices Real Welsh FIannels.
22O DOz. All Linen Napkins, 81
per Dozen.
20 Ps UnbIeachcd Table Linen 35
cents per Yard.
81 Ps Bleached Table Linen, csc
per Yard.
100 Dozen Iron framed Hose, %
per DOz.
60 DOz. White and Gray COrsets,
soc each.
65 Peices All Wool Fine Empress
Cloth, soc per Yard.
62 Ps All Wool French MerinO,
75c per yard.
$500 Yards Fancy Dress Goods,
sSe per Yard
327 French Felt Skirts.
600 English Toilet Sreads.
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To FennaiSs.

When female is enervated, or afflicted with
disease, as weakness Of the back and limbs,
pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss OF
muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irri.
ties, arrangement of digestive functions, gem
eral debility, vaginitis, all diseases OF the
womb, hysterla, sterility, and all other disea-
ses peculiar to females; she should so or write
Doherty, at his Medical Institute and consult
him about her troubles and disease. The Doc
tor is efYecting more cures than any other phys
ician in the State of California. Let no false
delicaoy prevent you, but apply Immediately
and save yourself from painful sufferings and
premature death. All Married Ladies' whose
delicate health or other circumstances prevent
an increase In their families, should write or
call Mt DR.. W. X. Dohertys Medical Institute,
and they will receive every possible relief and
help.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-21
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. w. X. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS Sin
~ cere thanks to his numerous patients for
their patronage, and would take this opportu'
nifty to remind them that he continues to con-
suit at his Institute for the cure of chronic dis
eases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive
and Genito-U Urinary Organs, and all private
diseases, viz Syphilis in all its forms ana sta
ges, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid con
sequences of self-abuse, Gonorrh99, elect
Structures Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and
Lolnsi Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid
neys etc, etc, and he hopes that his long eX'
perience and successful practice will continue
TO insure him share of public patronage. BY
the practice of many years in Europe and the
United States, he is enabled to apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against dis
eases of all kinds. He cures without mercury
charges moderate, treats his patients In cor
rect and honorable way, and has references OF
unquestionable veracity from. men of known
respectability and high standing in society,"
All parties consulting him by letter or other
wise, will receive the best and gentlest treat
ment, and implicit secrecy. 4.
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MARION STATION &C. II. Friend
ly, having leased the large warehouse
at Marion, is prepared to store eO,OOO
bushels of wheat and 10000 bushels Of
oats at cents per bu. for the former
and cents for the latter. Mr.. F. also
has an excellent retail store at Marion,
well supplied with every variety Of
goods required in that market. He is
a gentleman every way worthy Of
public patronage.
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ll3,254 MACHINES IN EXCESS
oUR TIHCMEsT COMPETTTOR,

These figures are all the more remarkable,
for the reason that the Gales nf the prtnclpa
Companies in 1879 are less than their sales la
1874 whereas, as has been shown, our snlod
have largely Increased. t9aa
The account OF sales is from sworn returns
made to tho owners Of the Sewing Machine
Patents.
the SINGER MACHINES is fully demon
strated--at NIL events that their popularity la
the household Is unquestionable.
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DIR. GIBBON'S
DISPEN SARY,
623 Kearney st.,
CoRNER COMMERCIAL ST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Seminal weakness.


Seminal emissions, the consequence OF self.
abuse, This solitary VICE, or deprayed sexual
Indulgence, is praetlced by the youth of both
sexes to almost unlimited extent, producing,
with unerring certainty, the following train oi
morbid symptoms, unless opmbated by seien
tifc medical measures, viz Sallow counte-
nance dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing in the ears, noise like the rust
ling of leaves and rattlingof chariots, hneasi'
ness about the loins, weakness of the limbs
confused vision, blunted intellect, loss Of con
tidence, diflldence in approaching strangers, Q
dislike to form new acQuaintances, dispos
ton to shun society, loss of memory, hectic
ilushes, pimples and various eruptons on the
face, furred tongue, fotid breath, coughs, con
sumption, night sweats, monomania and tre
quently insanity. II relief be not obtained the
sufferer should apply Immediately either by
person or by letter, and have cure effected by
his new end scientific mode OF treating thi:
disease, which never fails OF effectlng qulcR
dred Dollars to any person who will prove sat
isfactorily to him that he was cured of thu
complaint by either OF the San Francisco
quacks.
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SDermatOrrh@a.

DIR. Doherty has Just published an important
pamphlet emhodylng his own, ,yiews,and eXpe-
rlences in relation 10 Impotence or Virility, be-
ing short treatise on Spermatorrh9a or Sem
inal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this affection, and Other disea-
ses Of the Sexual Organs.
utmost value to all, whether married or single,
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt OF
six cents In postage stamps for return postage.
Address, W. X, DOHERJf, M. D,s
v3n38tf San Francisco, Cal.
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NOTICE.

HED c. BUTLER OF sCIO, OREGON, IsNOT
- authorized to transact any businessoB our
accOunt.. George W. Carey is our General tray-
eltng aeHt for Oregon. and credit may be re-
pos q In his legal acts.
If. II. BLAKE x Co., managers, Continental
Life lns Co. Pacific Coast Branch.
July ]. 1874. v9n5lw4.
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BS- For the very best Photographs,
20 to Bradley q Rulofson's Gallery
with an ELEVATOR, 42s Montgomery
trcet, San FTuntiseo.
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SEWING MACHINE SALESOF 1875

The table Sew log Machine Sales for 1873
shows tina ur o los last year amounted to
232, 444 hu dred and thirty two thou
sand, four indre and forty-foprl Machines
being a large increase over the sales 6f tho pre-
vious year tlS72.l
of any other company for the period named.
by the number of 1I3, asa Machines, or
nearly double those OF any other Company.
It may be further stated that the sales OF lSiS
as compared with those OF 1872, show q relative
ly larger increase, beyond the sales OF other
makers, than OF any other year.
For instance in 1879 we sold 5000 moro Ma.
chimes than any other Company. whereas, In
1878, the sales wero
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Cured ut Home.

Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME by addressing letter to Or. Gibb0n
stating case, symptoms, length OF time the dis
ease has continued, and have medicines
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, 10 any part of the country. with full
and plain directions for use. BY enclosing $40
in registered letter or through the Post Office,
medicine will be forwarded by Express to anv
part of the Union.
Address Or. j. +. GIBBON, 1923 Kearney ST..
Office box 1857, Remember to put BOX 1897
on theletter. Consultation FREE. n3Syl.
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DIR. HASKELL lectured on temper
ance at the Court House last Sunday
evening to large audience. The lee
ture was so well received that he de-
cided to give another on.Monday even
ing at the Opera house. The second
one was given for the benefit of the
Albaay Brass Band, and was a com
plete success. The Doctor received SIS
as his share of the proceeds, and when
the band had settled the expenses
there was 81 81! remaining in the fund.
But the boys can afford to stand it, for
the lecture was splendid, and the exhi-
bition of the Doctors mesmeric powers
kept the audience in continual roar
of laughter.
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GONE TO 'FRIsco.-0ur merchants
are taking advantage Of the present
dull times and are all going to Frisco
for goods, which they viii have ready
for sale by the time harvest is over
and farmers can come to towr to buy.
The following merchants have already
started: n. Baum, s. i. Tanng, Z.
sepds b roE nna X kline.
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BIG SPEc.-Doc Gray and John
Millard are going into big specula-
ton. While wandering around the
Yaquina country last week they dis
covered the woods were full of wild
cherries; and they have written to
Doctor Wistar, of Cherry Balsam
fame, for the contract Of furnishing
him the raw material at greatly re-
duced rates.