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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16


ul"r prejudice aud luminosity toward tl,o
Asylum an well as of supcrscding the quito
questionable interference otlrli>la' iveco,n.
milteeS, not originating in accold,nc, win
Tue suthorlly OF lhlS Board Of Visitors 90
Ihe commissioner Inrihert thinks that lbc,o
snou'u pe chdhse as regards the State An.
preparation Tor the insane poor also, in 10.
garu 10 'ne medical requirements Tor ad.
MISSION 10 the AsYlum' lie also urge.
that such legislation may be had rs shall
prevent such persons as have been pl,rel
III the braltleDuro Asy Ium from being ,ro.
moved ny Irlehus, uhtll they shall have
oeen eN'nlincu NY legally constituted
uleuIcaI onlcef' anu the question Of their
sanity P'aceu peyohd DOUBT Upon tins
point, however, we Judge that there NAV
be room for discussion.
The reports of the Trustens o,,l g..
tondo,, chou, th,, A., So, 'uPeiln-
.,. -. = io'- lhcTe were
4So patleh's' ana aug. !, 1874, AL, a dc.
crease In two years Of "a. There ha,ei,,.
1oA admitted du,iuo, tho t,,.,. "eeN
,Ii,ot,,.,,oi ,.r,i.a Ii, 40 ''"''' "hu rs
~ nv 'u''I' - we're cured, 81
l"pfoVeu' 81 WITHOUT change, and 90 died
Since 1887 there have been admitted a..
patlents. of whom ASH have l,o..,,.,,, '''-
a. nc III. .ti.,.,......', "''charg-
GU VI '"'9" u'son"Igcu, Zl2Z were sent
away recovered, G92 Improved, so vitl,o,,
change, and llI3 died.
nr,ha On, o,t,..i,,,.,,
,,,, =" '''' '"'t Nv" years
lVo WERE Hdles anu 10 females. OF these
% were committed by friends 7G bv,,.,
seers of the moor. and 20 I,v co,,r,...,. wv
-. an No., '"'' - VI mag
70 b.,o o,i,o., from, L,,a,t,,' ''' supposed
=, CAUSES, 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16

held on Tuesday are as yet very incom-
plete. Ohio goes democratic by large
majority, Iowa is solidly republican, and
Nebraska and Dakota are both republican.
The result in West Virginia is not yet
known
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16

The Argus thinks that the Democrats Of
this district had better hurry up in max
ing their nomination Of candidate to run
against Denison, and picks out Alexander
MLane, of Fairlee, as q good man.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16

Hon. George +. Edmunds, to his credit
he it said, declined a retainer from Kel-
logg, the Louisiana governor, on the express
ground that he might have to pronounce
upon the case as Senator.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16

Arnold Sherman of Huntington, 65
years old, committed sucid by cutting his
throat on the 9th inst, on account of i'll
health.
The last official act of Governor Com
verse was TO issue pardon to Frederick
Plumley, of Shrewsbury, sentenced, in
1869, to twenty years in the Stale prison
for being an accessory TO the death of John
Gilman, at Shrewsbury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16
TO ADVERTISERS.

The VERMONT PHOENIX has larger circulation than
any other Newspaper In Southern Vermont,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16

coral mat, c @ Field LIST, Mrs II M Clary
I'd shaded lamp mat, Abbie Buel pyra-
mid lamp mat, Luela Haynes soap bags,
Mrs G Fisher LIST, Mrs n w Sargent I'd I;
travelling bags, Mrs II NJ Clary LIST, Mrs
II Kidder I'd children's hose, Mrs A NJ
Whipple; wOrsled motto, Amelia Butler-
field tucked aud emb. skirts and dressing
| sacks, Mrs DR.. Titus; set ladies' under
wear, Mary Gorham LIST, Mrs II Nj Clary
I'd set in emb'y and crotchet, Mrs Abbic
Buel braided night dress, Mary Spencer
| LIST, Mrs X Bue ID pillow shams, Mary
| Gorham LIST, Mrs DR. Titus I'd dressing
| box, Mrs II NJ Clary sofa pillow, Mrs l.
| Fox tides for rocking chair, letter receiv-
err aud cummode toilet sot, Mary Gorham (;
card receiver, Mrs J Kidder lst, Mrs + II
Ripley I'd bead watch case, Mary Spencer;
| paper wreath, Mrs a l. Moore; wOrsted
| wreath, Mrs G w Brigham 1st Mrs A
Lam % ; feather wreath, Mrs } Gallup
| LIST, Nettie Yeaw 81 wax wreath, Mrs &
| w brigham wax cross, Hattie Ware
bead baskets, Mrs G A Lamb; gossamer
basket, Mrs T. Wheeler; hanging basket,
fancy paper work, bracket and mats, Mil
lie Clary fancy picture frame, Mrs Mar
| tina Lawton; family notices, Mrs Stone
| LIST, Mrs A l. Pettee % collection of steel
| engravings and paper holder, Mrs l.
| Childs; oil painting, Mrs John Patch au-
tumn leaves, & q Field LIST, Mrs Sargent
| "a coral frame, Mrs ii Clary; fancy box
Is, Mrs T. Wheeler, Mrs Batchelder; In-
inn is s1 %, N W SSrge ami 81 a. fran Ma
20 piL,lcy. ,,us,c racL TneiIS Uaynes :.
| skeleton wreath, Mrs l. Z Harris fancy
s,,,,o,i hir,,Ss NJ N w Sarnant Lirds
no.ts viii os,,,s Minnie More. coiIec,inn
agos Goo I, C,Iorv w'rsteJ hnn1uei Not-
IL Ye,,y. a,enIs sc,,rc NrsI. En1. wood
on hat MoS,ia Riniav. sterensconi, views
Mrs A q Rmcl iidv and set uhderweat
made entirely 10y hanu, ny Mrs Dexter, 81
millinery goods. Miss |, 4 White.
ARTICLES OF FOOD
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16

Prom board Of PATIENTS SIGs74O %
LoAns from b-uk', sc, $3.50 VI .2la,,lg s6
DIR. Draper makes seNera! important rec
concentrations, aud speaks in high aud feel
ing terms Of the late Drs. Rockwell and
Tenney.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16

"A Peacham girl only Is years old
weighs 25l pounds.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16
PREMIUM LIST.
HORSES.

Carriage horses, NJ Brown, lst, A Moore,
I'd; geldings, e II Shepardson, Dover !;
mares, a Buell. brood mares, 4 j Miller,
lst, c ) Grimes, "a, X x r X Smith, 81 ;
matched spans, J II Corbelt; colts years
old, IL IL Winchester list, + BufIum I'd,
$ Grimes Sd sucking colts. II J Miller lst,
5 Grimes u, Il * f II Smith 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16

Geraniums, Mrs A Bugbee lSt, Mrs G G.
Estey I'd, Sarah a Estey Sd fuscha, Mrs
c c Estey hanging plant, Jennie Wheel
or; Jerusalem cherry, Mrs X Smith.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-16
FANCY ARTICLES.

Beaded pin cushion, Mrs c A Lamb LIST,
Mrs NJ Blown I'd, Hattie Rice Sd, Nellie
Adams 4th; toilet cushions, Mrs @ w
Brigham LIST, Martha Lawton I'd pin cush-
ion, Mrs A Boyd wrough. Tides, Hattie
Winchester LIST, Mrs DIR. Pettee I'd thread
tides, Mrs L Titus LIST, Mrs C w Brigham
I'd; cotton tidy, Mrs f A Fitch worsted
tides, Mrs A L Pettee LIST, Emma Smith
ID ; canvas tides, Mrs ] X Buel LIST, Mary
Spencer %; daisy tidy, Mary Gorham !;
bureau toilet sets, Mrs Dir Titus LIST, Mrs 4
M Haynes I'd, Mrs o Il Butterfield Sd /;
stand spread and brush mat, Mrs DIR Titus;
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
POSTAL MATTERS. Registry is eight

POSTAL MATTERS. Registry is eight
cents now.
Postage is collpctable on papers
mailed to subscribers residing In the
county where the publication il issued
The whole number of postal cards
disposed OF by the Postal DEPARTMENT
up to February lst is one million mil
lion.
Letters per steamboat having no
contract for carrying the mail, should
be inclosed in regular United States
stamped envelopes.
Postal cards having additional mat
ter printed. stamped or written on the
side on which is distinctly printed the
words, "Write the address only on
this side" are unavailable as postsl
cards.
Never bny any stamps. Hand the
letter to the postmaster and tell hin, to
put q stamp on it. Ifyou are ont OF
change tell him yOu will hand II to
him the next time yOn are in. It is
not necessary. however. to do 30, a.
three cents are nothing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

A SUCCESS. The Ladies who
managed the Methodist Soriable and
Supper. feel considerably elated over
their sTecess. They may well be
prOut Of the affair, as it was an honor
and credit to all concerned. The
viamls, which We're OF the best and in
plentiful supply, wele tastefuIly and
artlstical!y arranged, the very sight of
the tables increasing ones appetite.
However, we knew perfectly well. as
soon as the project was mentioned,
that it would be a success, for the
ladies Of Albany never make a failure
OF anything they undertake. The
Methodist Society Of this city Is not
very large, numerically speaking, bat
the lady members are all workers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

Mr.. VIM. Snyder, of Seio, gave tt
a friendlycall on Thursday.
| Shorthand school removed to Ar.
nell's building.
| Tile total receipts Of the Metlmlist
Sociable and Supper were $l48 75.
W. c. TSeetIalc looks very snug IN
his new place of business.
Lee Burkhart's headquarters in this
city is at Grldwohl's store, we b.
lieve.
Chas. Hogue, of Wheeler & Co.,
Shetld. tarried IN the city a day or
two during the week.
For a 'mess" of fresh herring we
make our bow to City Recorder. J. r.
Herren.
Mrs. McClmg makes an excellent
article Of butter, as we happen to
know.
Thursday afternoon was spent in a
vain endeavor to get mp an old
fashioned snow-storm.
The Methodist Quarterly Meeting
commences to-day. Rev. I. d. Dri-
yer. Presiding Elder.
Graf & Collar have a furniture de-
pository at A. Corruthers & Cos drug
store. where samples of all kinds OF
goods kept by them can be seen.
A Good 'remplar lodge was in
stituted at Tangent. on Tuesday night,
by Mr.. Leland. with fourteen mem
bers-a fair start.
Business has been OF the dulIest
order during the week. However, Mt
tits season we can not expect brisk
trade.
The Issuance of the call for tax
payers convention, which appeared
first in the Granger on Thursday, |
cauSed good deal Of excitement.
Mr.. SAINT e. Young. on Wetlnes-
day. received his first installment of
new goods for the season from San
Francisco, among the rest some
beautiful parasols-late styles. CAN
and see the new styles.
As several of the Democratic prima- |
ries in this county "instructed" for
NJ. v. Brown for State Printer. Mart.
Is bitterly opposed to looking elsewhere
Tor candidates. He thinks the Tax
payers convention move. a "Cayuse"
'nmhug, made purpose to get away
With him. 1t is rough on Brown, but
hen he'll have to stand it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

No CATCH HIM. Sheriff Parker ar
rived at his home IN this city on Sun
day. from his trip to San Francisco IN
quest of Charley Brown, the nan who
stole a buggy and team some time ago
IRON Bartges Il Merrick. Mr.. Parker
failed to get Brown. the latter gentle.
man having probably got wind of the
Sheriff's business, and either left the
city or hid himself so securely that he
could not be discovered. Mr.. Parker,
having put the police of Frisco on the
scent, expects to yet behold Browns
form in Llnu coIInty's $4,000 Jail.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

| A BRIDGE NEEDED "A petition has
been circulated duriug the week receiy-
ing the signatures Of large number
OF the tax-payers of Linn county. pray
ing the County Court to appoint at
least three Commissioners whose dnty
1t shall re to exalnirr into the practi-
cablIity and report the probable cost
Of erecting a bridge over the South
Fork of the Santiln river at some
point most convenient TO the people
residing in and abont Scio for reaching
liiiS eity- At present the citizens of
thatthriving community are compelled
when coming to this city on business.
to 60 BY \ roundabout WAY. consuur;nu
much time. and at great expense, as.
during a portion the wear. at least
during the rainy season. the Santiam IL
NY Ior't'i'le' lhlS i dee'Mptf great
hardship by The residents ofthe Forks.
and was the main reason for asking the
Legislature, at its late session, to set
them up in the County business for
themselves. Ifitis found that a good.
substantial hrieige can be erected st a
desirable PoiAt for crossing. at q reas-
enable cost, the county should Mt least
agree to furnish the lrmher alrl other
material necessary. while contributions
could doubtless be secured to erect and
nnlsh the bridge. There is nothing
palmer than that bridge is sGemanded
at that point, and that such an i'm
provemrnt would prove mcnniarily
beneficial. in the long run, tothis city.
At least let the Commissioners be an
pointed. and the cost of building a
bridge ascertained.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

The LINN COUNTY MEDICAL Asso.
cIATIoN-At its regular monthly meet
Ing held in this city on Monday, March
3D. discussed at great length the cause
and prevention oftyphoidtever. Also
the necessity Of proper drainage In the
city of Albany topevent certain forms
OF disease. The Association meets the
first Monday Of each month. All reg
ular physicians are invited to partici-
pate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
SERVICES NEXT SUNDAY.

BAPTIST CHURCH Services NJ II A. VI.
and p. VI. Sunday School at l2.s z. NJ.
Rev. {. II Matioon, Pastor.
NJ. L. CHURCH Services at II A. NJ. and
7P. VI. Sunday School at2h p. NJ. Rev.
Isaiah Wilson, Pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN = Services at
II A. NJ. AMI Z, VI, sunday School at
s& P, NJ. Rev. S. G.. Irvine, Pastor.
CoNGREG ATIoNAL CHURCH without
a Pas or AT present. Sunday School at
s4 z. NJ
NJ. Z. CHURCH SOUTH Services in Con-
gregational Church alternate sundays
Rev. Jos. Emery, Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services at
College Channel. alternate Sahhaths, AT
II 4, NJ, ana P. NJ. sunday School at
l21P,M Rev. Il. r. Geary, DID, Pastor
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
AlbanD SeQisteg.
" - R y
POST OFFICE RIa.ISTER.

MAILS ARRIVE:
From Railroal north ana south daily
at l220P. N.
From Corvallis. daily, AT 1880 A. NJ.
From Lebanon. tri-weellly, Monday,
Wednesday and Fridays n 1880 A. NJ.
MAILS DEPART:
For Railroad north and e,,.s...l, iaily,
close promNt n II \, NJ.
For Corvallis, daily, a l,50P. ".
For Lebanon, iri-weekly. Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at Pm.
Otii,c hours from A. VI. toSPM.
Snnday, from Il N, fo3PM.
Money order Office hours from . A. VI. TO
SPIN. +. II. RAYMOND, p. NJ,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

Fol owing is a copy of a Mormon
divorce: "To whomsoever it may
concern: This IL TO certify that In the
beginning ofls69 when1 gave a bill
of divorCeto Sarah Ann Lowry, / gave
to her for the good Of her four children
the following property, viz: A parcel
OF land ofahOut nine acres enclosed all
around with house of two rooms and
one cow and heifer William C Ritter. y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

REIGIoUs.-l'he third quarterly
meeting OF the NJ. Il. Church of Al
bany, will be held on the 7th and Sth
insts., commencing at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
on the 9TH. Preaching by the Presid-
ing Elder, Rev. |. d. Driver. Love
feast at 9ls A. NJ. Sunday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
Linn County Republican Conven.
49, Hon.

/ III accordance wf'h The Recommendation
Of the Renuhitan SiAtc Central Commit.
tee, u Rernh!i,an Cor en- ion for Linn
county viii he held n he Conrf House in
Albany IN a'urlay March 9s,h. 1874, at
O'Clock NJ, forth pitrNoSe Of selecting
ten delegates 10 atfcni he Rernblican
ate Convention, To ne held AT Salem. on
We Ines lay, Anrl sth, 1874.
The various Precincts will hold their
Prlmaries or sa'urav, March 2lst, 1874. at
io';lock p, NJ for tha nu-Nosn Of electing
ne'cgaies es TO lie County Convention. The
Precincts viii be enitlei 10 representa-
tiOn as follows:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

The GRANGERs AT HAIsEY.-We
are informed that the Graugers of
Halsey intend setting up in the
general merchandise business at
Halsey, afleFthe plan Of their Eastern
brethren. The capital stock lspnt at
$4,000. ,fi,rse ,a4'q, l.af.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

There Is a story Of Judge Grier.
which everybody delights In. how be
set aside the unjust verdict of a iury
against an unpopular man. with this
remark. "Enter the verdict. MI.
Clerk Enter, also. set aside by the,
court3 ! want It to be understood
that IL takes thirteen men to steal a
mans farm In this COURT
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

The company which Issued pro.
posals for laying eight telegraph
cables Between England and Auerica.
has abandoned the enterprise. s77'.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

Hths best uian's faults were writ
ten : ops NJ his forehead. It would make,
him pull bis has over his eyes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
A CALL.
To the Taxpayers and La
boring Wen of all Glasses of
Linn County,

WHEREAS. Through political leaders and
rings, comprising both parties, the Agri-
cultural, Mechanical and 14aboring inter
ests of Linn county have been criminally
neglected and outragcou-ly iaxel |, and the
win of the people. through petition and
otherwise expressed, shamefully disre-
gardei, their treasury dep'cte Land heavy
obligations contracted, in open disregard
ofjust economy and in direct violation Of
the constitution and law therefore, be It
R.solVd, That, as Farmers, Mechanics
and Lahoring Men. we cut ourselves loose
from all party obligations in local affairs,
and rally under d banner broad enough to
embrace all who favor just laws and Cp-
pose cliques, rings, combinations Of mo-
nOpolies, extravaganza, and disregard of
economy in County. Sta'e and Nation.
Therefore, as Farmers, Mechanics, and
Laboring men of all classes, We call upon
the Taxpayers of Linn county to meet in
their resnective precincts on SATURDAY,
MARCH d, 1871, 10 elect delegates to attend
a County Convention, to be held in Albany,
em Saturday. April 4, 1874, TO select
from the Taxpayers. lrrespectiyeOf party,
Candidates for all County Offices Each
precinct win be entitled TO one delegate
for every tWent'. five votes. Also, 10 elect
ELEVEN Delegates TO attend an Independ-
ent State Convention, 10 be held at Salem,
on Wednesday April Is. 1874
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

The French exhibition 10 be held ip,,
1875, Is private enterprise.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

iRosb& steells the suggestive mama
Of . Chicago Aam.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

ont SFafe convention, 10 ne nelu at salem
on "Wednesday, April is. 1874.
VS. Elkins, NJ Bake,
Jos Elkins, q Martin,
WassOm, j Mallett,
PH Howell, NJ Tillert,
JR Smith, + Murray,
John Settle, JB Titus,
Ritter. Sc Young,
z Stringer, j Erehart,
TGum, DIM Thompson,
A Compts, GF Simpson,
o ROiRnd, r Cheadle,
Geo Settle, Richmond Cheadle,
NJ Snyder, ia Powell,
II l. Ram, G tray,
JP Jaqust, Jos Liggett,
] n Gilmore, CIV Collar,
Z Lisgett, CIV Kezartee,
q Cowan, Roberta,
A Erwin, Louis LOrentZ
J &n0sls, l. Smith,
y III Robinson, W r Anderson,
NickersOn, Daniel Houck,
g w Wheeler, RA Mcfarland,
3 r B!odgett, JF BackenstO,
W B GilsOn. WIG Harris,
JW Mcknight, NM TeOllis,
9 Miller, Richard Cbeadle,
John Bold, Philester Lee,
David Smith, JB Parrish,
Geo W Hon, II Usher,
Z Cheadle, A Nj Wilson,
G r Gilmore, WA Peterson,
" B DOnaca, David Peebler,
John Denney, DSimcns,
kaasfon, u Simons, Jr.,
&c Hnsard, JIM Marks,
9 W Young, W Miller.
J Ellison, JIG Rowe,
faFiOn, ACVern0n,
BW baker, CScott,
) Rlevins L Smith,
Z X kAnntRg, EP Mcclure,
Turner, JH Simpson,
L Knightou, AT Wyer,
Blevins, NJ Wertz.
BJenks. w = Vance,,
4 Clemens, DHOwk,
W 0 Mccoy, w Benedict.
q Parker, VIII Miller,
CP Knight0n, JHGilrore.
Dbpangler, A j Bievins,
y GoldsDerryt David Fr0mans
J A Mcjhee, LIE Blain,
wv McGhe0, BMCoOk,
@ II BabeT, S duncan,
y Luper. I Mcfarland.
y Galloway, J.Anders0n,
J Sc0tk M u klinelMrger,
3 McClung, JAPIummer.
y Z Hardman, M James,
JC PrIer, ID Prime,
W W Foster, TRCurl.
Green Kinder r Tucker,
b BurtenshaW,. JMCnrl.
B w HAmilten, JN Daniels,
Jas X Charlton, UP Cmhtree,
J Newman, John Wilson,
George CrabtEeet I'D SoGNh,
Z y Smith, Jaynee Lisdky,
job Crabtreeb BW PUindexfer,
Andrew Crabtree, John Kinney.
VIM ] Crhbtree, JB Mckinney.
] n CrabtreB, JIM South,
J Weary, JMiiS
10 Nixon, s9o9 "A w u larl0tOn,
James RidgeWay, All Charlton,
Asa II Peterson, q FItzWRter
Z ~ CAypoal J "A McHeBTy,
!eaao SYLVESTER N ID ByIand,
4 byivesteF. 4OhR tsatnas 8
hurry Sylvester. LR SOnth,
giEaafBf, JAs H JohaaDn
Y JApleA ERewel, ay.,s
0nn Madkinds, CJLeegeTA
FauL w Ray, s8Ga |
0hn Beard. We Ray-
R6ards HV DeTthick.
4 smith Ell PAHnsuadfs l3
"A PFlRsa tI IN, ,Gasland, l9g9 AK
lelega MDg @ Chrk,
~ Ps~ f. &C CASIk q d5ls 9a
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
COIL. VAN rLEvE,
Chairman Co. Cent. Com.

!, ny or'ler Linn 90. Rennhican Central
Committee
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-22
Itens Ssr ns.sekeepcrs.

Alum Or vinegar b good u ~ colors
--red. groom. Or yellow.
Sal aida viii bleach; ono spoonfuI II
sufficient for kettle " clothes.
Saye your suds for tho garden. and
rlAnts, or 90 harden yards whom sandy.
A hut shovel hold over vanished
furniture will take out aposs.
A Bit Of glue dissolved In skim.milk
and water viii restore old rusty srape.
Ribbons of any kind should bs wash.
cd In cold suds and not sinssd.
II Aat-irons ars rough. rub them
we'll with aslt. and Il will make shem
smooth.
II you aSo buying . carpet fov dars.
bility. you must chooss small agssss.
4 bic u soap rsbbsd on the hinges
of doors viii prevent them IRON ersak.
Inc.
Scotch snuG, put 10 ths holes whsrs
esickcts run out. will destroy thsm.
Green should bs tho prevailing color
for bsd-haasiags nd wisdsw Asspssy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-22
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drb,ei for 'lasghler sha. Il worth
hundred rvuans II ~. he who, put.
ting Into typo N article n mine which
c"n'aincd the injunction. ''Do not cAs,
,our pearls befcse swine. transformed
tho phrase into DO nos cart your piils
before sunrise" !" II waa No who causes.
me 70 quote the poets inquiry - a. 10
PROFOUND % tho world tho startling
connndram. Where arc tho dead, ths
varnishcd dcsdi" and Il was hia Rlor.
ious tendency TO make Tho sublime con.
snlsively ridiculous that rejected lins
In 4 poem n mine that declared that
"Comct swept DER tho heavens with
i's trailing skirts and substituted Tho
idea that "Conn. slept In 1 haymow
In this travelling shirt. Tho kind u
talent that's hero displayed deserves
profound reverence. Ii Il wonderful |
md awful; and thus | offer Il ~ ,ok.
m Of my marvclling respect.