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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

1T is SELDOM THAT WE NOTICE anything in
the medical line, would we now, unless
could be convinced that we are not doing our
dufy as n journalist in recommending TO the
public the celebrated botanical preparations of
DIR. Henry. Whoever induces the victim of
Scrofua or any her disease of the blood. to use
DIR. Henry's Extract of SarSaparilla, has begun
a good work. There can be no question as to
the result of This medicine IL persevered in. 1t
il sUpe for Scrofula. rheumatism. Salt
Rheum, and indeed all complaints arising from
viiated or impure blood. It is just what good
physician world prescribe for these complaints,
and we confidently recommend 1t as being the
best article now in use. DIR. Henry rs Cough Bal
sam is the most effective remedy for any affec-
t1ons of the Throat or Lungs that we have ever
known. 1t contains no deieteriOus drugs, and
can be taken with immunity and certainty of re-
lief. For the cure of Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat.
ETC., itstands without rival. DIR. Henry,s l.ini-
menf, as allev viator of pam, is unriyalled by
any preparation before the public: the most
skeotica will be con vinced by a single trial. II
will prove itself n ssffiend in need" which NO
family should be without.
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HARR1sBURss ITEMS.

HARRISBURG. March IS. 1875.
The popular steamer Ohio left here this
morning with $50 tons of wheat. the largest
load that ever left This port. The principal
part OF the wheat stored at this place has
been shipped by boat this season, at an av-
erage cost of three dollars per ton; the
cost by the railroad would have been six
dollars per ton-quite saving for farmers.
The Harrisburg Canal Co. has ordered a
preliminary survey of the proposed canal.
I will give you the result when the survey
is completed.
There is prospect Of a corner in the
oats market in Harrisburg.
Yours in haste,
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DIED.

At Salem, Oregon, on Sunday, the 14th
inst, Mrs. Amanda G.. Hill, of consump-
tion, aged 26 years. She leaves q husband
and child to mourn her loss.
The funeral services were held at the
Congregational church in this city on
Tuesday. Deceased leaves large circle Of
relatives and friends in this city TO mourn
her loss. But they have this consolation
she died in the faith she died shouting
the praises of Him who so loved the world
that he gave His only begotten Son, that
whoso believed in Him should not perish
but have everlasting lite. May our last
end be like hers. A.
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PARAGRAMLETs.
Wheat five bits per bushel.
Oats forty cents per bushel.

Oats forty cents per bushel.
Butter scarce and in demand.
No changes to note in markets.
We are sorry to learn of the illness of
Mrs. L. B. Royal.
Lumber is said to be scarce in this city.
Mrs. Andrew Hill was buried on Tues
day.
Albany College is prospering. The
fourth term commenced on Monday.
Read the new city ordinance on sth
page.
The Albany fruit preserving company
organized on Monday.
No new and rich letlges of golden quartz
reported over in Polk.
Our district school is well attended and
well taught.
Flowing hasn't been SO brisk latterly,
owing to the muclness of wetness.
The Santiam Canal Co. has voted to In
crease its stock.
Baum's new clothing and general mer-
chandise will soon be here.
The MONDAY prayermeetings continue
in interest and are doing good.
Fruit trees in abundance, from Walling's
nursery, at A. Carothers & Co.'S.
Mrs. Ostrandcr, of Scio, has been in the
city several days.
To the wife of Harry Weed. on the after
noon of the 18th, bouncing boy-10 ihs.
The Democrat moved into its new quar-
tiers on Saturday.
JAS. Elkias, Esq. is acting rs agent
during Mr.. Hart's absence.
Mr.. Martin is preparing to erect fine
residence on Seventh street.
The late stormy weather doesn't i'm
prove the roads to any appreciable extent.
Mr.. Boufegardes is fitting up the upper
story of the building adjoining the REGIs-
TER Building, in gay style.
Cass. Humphrey, of the Benton Demo
crat. called on Monday. The Democrat is
| to be enlarged.
The storms so far in March have been
| more severe in the mountains than any
experienced during the Winter.
The addition to r. Cheadle's store-room
on corner of First and Broadalbin is going
1 mp.
4
chrome. which those who wish to adorn
and beautify their residences should pur-
chase. Call and see it.
A first class Steinway plano. as good as
new, is offered for sale at much less than
cost. For particulars call at this Office, or
at John Schmeer's grocery store.
Charley Wilson has removed from this
city to Tangent. He viii supply the citi-
zens of Tangent and vicinity with beef DUR
ing the Summer.
Albany is growing constantly, and new
faces are appearing on our streets. We
predict that the census soon to be taken
will give us population of over 2, 500
i possibly 5000.
| Owing TO the extra amount Of work to
be performed this week, our paper is hard
efforts next week to make up for any lack
in this issue.
Il Business has not been very brisk during
the week. With returning pleasant
weather and good roads. now confidently
anticipated. we may look for general re-
vival of trade.
Our farmers tell Us that the recent freeze
up has been 4 great fertilizer to the soil,
and that the ground plows and works much
easier and lighter than for years previously
! At the close Of the services at the M. F.
!. Church on Wednesday night, Miss Cottle
tainted away, and lad to be taken to ths
:. residence OF Mrs. Dawson, west Of tht
church, where, after appropriate remedies
were administered. she revived. Although
! etill weak, s1e was taken TO Ar. John Par
kAFse VexxnrF]aw morning
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Plated Ware!

Ku8F RECETEED, A FULL INVOICE or
u Es.Terns, RafweRSEe10eed Ware. silver
9Seaef dsznfleEys ETC., direct frumthe Factory.
we q m aefl Table Spoons at 43 per set. and Tea
spoons At II 30, and other goods proporti0nate-
~ lOg. TITUS BROTHERs.
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o. p. ToMPKINS.
Yours in haste,

QUESTIONS ANSWERED. - Letters con-
making enquiries with regard to Oregon.
These questions, it is true, have been
answered time and again, through the
different Newspapers in this State, but as
these Eastern folk have never bethought
them of subscribing for all Oregon journal,
probably having no idea that we had be-
come .'civilized'' TO that extent as yet.
they are still in the dark, and keep on writ
ing to postmasters, ministers, lawyers, ETC.,
asking if the ..Indians are very dangerous
or troublesome, = and a hundred other
questions of similar character, that always
canses a huge guffaw from the average
Oregonian. A letter from Wisconsin,
dated March 4rI,. lies before US, which con-
tains number Of questions the writer de-
sires answered. some of which we propose
to digest in this article. The first ques-
tion is: How Is Albany getting along !:
is she growing to be large city?' We
answer emphatieaily that she is getting
longer year by year; and when her corpo-
rate limits are filed up with hardy and
virtuous people She be as big as any city
in the United States - of similar size.
How is f;irniilig land sold near Albany ?''
Generally by the acre, sometimes. how
ever. In lotS-city iots-of various sizes and
shapes. Has Oregon any more Govern
ment land for sale pr Not any the Gov
erllneait attends to that matter. having
land offices here aud there over tile Stale.
where they do q ssianJl-office business in
laild. But We may say there Is very little,
If any. good farming land in the William
cite Valley unclaimed at this writing.
HAS Oregon any. Oysters on the sea-
shore ?'' Very good oysters are cultivated
at Yaquina Hay. about sixty miles from
| this city. How is the climate ?n Pretty
well. thank you. The Winters, lasting
/ from three to five months, are, generally
! speaking s.wettish like great deal OF
rain falling; sometimes, too, we have a
little snow. and now and then It Is suf1-
ciently cold to form ice in shallow creeks
and lakes. We have but little real cold
weather, hardly ever continuing more than
a few days. Tile Summers are magnificent
lin fact. Oregon Summers are hardly eA-
eelied in the world. We have Aow and
then shower through the Summer. snf8-
Gent to lay the dust and help vegetation.
i Spring generally opens in--fhe Spring
sometimes caller. ..Do you think Oregof
q good State for young man to go to p
i Yes, provided he has some means, Is in.
1itistrious. not easily discouraged. has q
good constitution. and subscribes and pay:
III advance for his county paper.
MI MUsNGs; OR. "A Few FANCTEs II
VERsE''-ls the title Of neat little volume
OF poems just Issued from the press by Mrs
A. ]. Duniway. As an indication of tn.
estimation placed upon these production
of the pen Of oregonss most talented lad,
author, we need only say that the frs
edition Of one thousand was sold at once
ana tnat, too without any advertising d
noise whatever. We congratulate Sfstei
Dtlilissay on the success Of her first poetii
venture, and wish her the greatest success
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IzIel,fe oEgana.

zraETEw ORGANS SOLD AT THE NJ EPAR-
E43eonaSss hlhar1y. on fbe most favorable terms
sTsIsa F:s1iISY ORGAN has Deenpronounced the
isf IN kffs most competent Judges D0ls'k buy
Rily other until You nave seen ana heard these
F1Esuttfui Instruments WILSON.
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FOR
BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed.
Call at the Register Office.
PrANO ron sALEs

a FIRST CLASS CHIoKERNG pIANos- AZ
~ most new. IS o1Iered for sale Rt Xxx
TREMELY Low FIGURES For narfieulars
enquire at the Fesidence 0a 41n; n..;..ss JoHE
Akraafas Albany, Oragon. 10v1sg4.
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Two FARMS FoR SALE on RH;HT.

<NYE or THESE FARMS CONTAINS $40
u acres the OF her eS7 acres, with good build
fnrs These farms lay near Lebanon. For terms
and particulars apply to the UNDERSIGNED.
AIbany, March 5, 1875. swas4
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gTxTY THOUSAND SACKS
ALBANY
Bath House & Barber Shop

TxsHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
ii fully thank he citizens of Albany and VIZ
ofnffv zor the liberal patronage bestowed ON
him Tor the past seven years. and hopes for the
frfure d continuation of their favors. For the
accommodation OF transient customers, and
friends In the upper part of town, be has open.
"a S1eaf little shop next door to TAYLOR Bros
in sfsendanee to Wsit upon patrons.
Dec. II. 1874. JOE WEBER.
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NEW TO-DAY.

IMPORTANT. Endorsed by the Medical
profession. DR. WIN. HALLS BALsAM for the
lungs cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
and all diseases Of the Throat and Chest. DR..
TooTHACHE ANoDYNE cures
in one MINUTE. s7n4S
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F0R nALEi

A sMALLFARa OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES
"A fvvn T,ailes from Albany, with house, com
uofiiolis barn, and small orchard ofchoice trees
Also. farming implements and hay snIaclens
EASY GTsas Inducements to enaigEants seek
Ing q homes near this thriving city. Possession
iyen fUuraediafeIy. For l,afticnlars enquire OF
,vo.,,,nsto., e 3 a 4 sss ssls5 albany Or.
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SHoT.-Ted. Whitfield received severe
wound ON the right side of the head, on
Wednesday last, by the accidental explo-
sion of a shotgun. Mr.. S. Montgomery
and Whitfield went over the river into
Benton county, on the mdrhing in ques-
tion, in buggy drawn by two horses, the
latter having his shotgun along. On re-
turning, Ted. holding tile gun between his
legs, butt of the gun on the bottom of the
buggy, while going over very rough piece
of road. the piece was exploded, the con-
tents of one barrel striking Ted. in the
right side of the face just below the ear.
tearing off portion of the ear and large
amount of flesh from the scalp. Mr.. Mont
gonery took Whitfield in his arms and
held him until he reached DIR. Plummer's
drug store in this city, where immediate
attention was given him by DR. Piummer.
DIR. PIummer informs us to-day (Wetlnes-
dayl that he thinks the skull was not frac-
tured by the shot, and the only danger to
be feared is from coiicusSion. But Ted.
will carry an ugly scar the balance of bis
life. 1t was close call. sure. for had the
buggy not been on a sitle-hill. throwing
the m,zzie of the grn to the right. the load
would have struck him Immediately under
the chin, probably tearing off his whole
head.
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CIRCUIT TCoURT.-Following is the dis
position of cases tried at the March term of
the Linn Co. Circuit Court:
Jacob Todd, selling liquor without
license; plead guilty and fined 500 and
costs.
Thos. Monteith ct al VS.. j. Fl. Foster
ct al, in equity; continued.
John Lee vs.. L. Elkins ct al, and An
drew Wiley vs. same;, continued.
Ann o'Brien vs. Richard O,Brien, di-
vorce continued.
VIM. E. Newhouse VS.. VIM. Peters ct
al, to forclose mortgage; continued, to take
testimony.
Kenny VS.. Winn. Bentley ct al, to fore
close mortgage; Judgment by default and
foreclosure ordered.
Jno. Il. Harbin VS.. Skinner s. Cress-
well, to recover money Judgment by de-
fault.
continued.
Jas. H. Perry ct al vs.. G 20. W. Gar
land and Clarlssa Garland, for partition
granted.
Maggie NJ. Mcconnell VS.. A. r. Nc
Council, for divorce; refused.
Susan Mulky, VS.. VIM. PItman ct al
continued.
VIM. Pitman VS.. Wilson Bump; con.
tinued.
Henry Seller ct al VS.. Laura B. Moore
| ct al, to quiet title decree granted.
Jennie Grubb VS.. G.. w. Grubb. in the
matter of divorce; decree not altered.
G. Gerst Va. Sarah Huston and F.. Frum
to recover money; Judgment by default.
State VS.. Crabtree; jury failed to agree
| cause continued.
State vs.. Frank Allen, larceny of 50 so
| fined $50 and costs.
Oregon vs. Andrew Dougherty, larceny
| State VS.. A. o. Smith, grand larceny
| plead guilty and sent to penitentiary fol-
two years.
State VS. G.. F. Hamilton. selling whisky
| to minor fined 800 and costs.
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a. ]. Thomas. operates 81
Chicago. VINO was short on sssIS Ii
aeauenfly heavy loser. si1x NsH 81
The abdomen OH flaa 18th. 1f s:6E 3l,ns4csss
hn cgslla hOe Survive.
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FRUIT EvAPoRATING COMPANY OF AL
BANY, OREGoN.-Over half OF the capital
stock in the above named Company having
been subscribed. a meeting OF the stockhold-
ers was held in this city on Monday, when
tlse following named gentlemen were elect
ed Directors !: Messrs. Allen Parker. DIR.
G. F. Crawford, 5. B. Knox. A. B. Morris,
w. @. Stuart, P. C. Harper and L. E.
Blain. The Directors then elected Allen
Parker. Esq, President. and Eli Carter.
Esq, Secretary. The Company then pnr-
chased of Mr.. Bearlsley. State Agent. the
right to usefhe Alden process for drying
and preserving all kinds of fruit. etc. at a
cost of So. 600. Two evaporators also were
ordered. costing $1,000 each. They are TO
be paid for as follows: $3.50 cash; $50
in January. 1875. the balance TO be paid in
dried fruit. the product of the Company. at
current rates. The enterprise heing fairly
upon its feet now. we hope to see our citi-
zens take hold and help it along. There is
no good reason WHY. hereafter, any of our
frnit should be left to rot upon the ground.
If the business of flie Company is pushed
vigorously as it shonld be. it could not only
supply all the dried fruit needed in this
county. bllt turn ont annually large amounts
for shipment to other points. Let all the
stock be taken up. and the enterprise push
ed to its fullest extent.
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RELIG1ous the revival meetings still
continue to absorb tho attention of our citi-
zens. almost to the exclusion of everything
else. The daily prayerneetings, at the
old furniture store on First street, are
largely attended, and the night meetings at
the n. e. Church are crowled-in fact the
church is often densely packed almost from
the altar to the entrance doors. No such
interest was ever manifested In the city
before in religions matters, A large num-
ber of persons have made profession OF
religion. and the altar IS crowded nightly
with those who are anxionsly seeking par
don for their sins The interest seems 10
be growing in strength from day to day.
and it now seems rs IL the whole city
wonid, before these meetings close. be
brought TO . knowledge of the power and
loving kindness OF the living and true God.
May God In his mercy continue the work
OF salvation, until the uftermost ends Of
the earth shall be brought to acknowledge
and feel the power of His Love.
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Home Interests
list OF LETTERs

Remaining in the Albany Postoffice, Marcel
18th, 1875 Persons calling for these letters mus
give the date on which they were advertised
Alexander, Miss JennieHaniilton. r. n.
Betllors, Sim Hays, Wesley
Began, Ami Irvine, Thomas
BRYAN. B. w. 3 Long, James
Charlton, Charles. A. Mckay, Roht
=, Miss Fanny Powell, j. NJ.
Cauthorn. w. L. Russell,
dawson, w. w. Wilcon, Winfield s.
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2OO,OOO bushels of Wheat !!

an the wheat recefged. Can take In and clear
M fs55 bushels per day. Cleaned wheat Is woFtl
naI1el1 more in ali foreign markets than ton
1ErI1esaf and none should be shipped witiiou
teiennillg. Ourcharges win he ayee eentea buahe
on wheat and four cents on oats. We have
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= FeasfaI rIesns,of ssriuE Life


II tie Fen Wavoe .SsHilael men
ti0a was made CT 3 diEc1li .od pain
ri surgical operation performed upon
the psrsc1 Of Mrs Frank CssEelL
Mrs CasTeI has been troubled with
syntous Ct czrvatgrs Of the spine
snce she was fourteen years Of age.
Recently tbese symtoms have become
marked, untl they excited the alarm
Of Ar Caswel, who sent . Boston
for Dr.. Richardson . come 70 For
Wsyae and examine the case. TIE
doctor arrived there, and upon exam.
iaasi01, stated that unless cure could
Be effected. either paralysis OF inssHi-
u woold speedily easEe, and perhaps
death TIE patent was prepared b.
pr0pe- applications Of medicine tol
tie o-deal, and o. 3 recent afternoon
tie operation wss accomplished By
Drs- Richardson azd Dl.s Of this ely.
Just prior . ibis, euPPing had been
resoEted ., q large quantity Of blood
taken from the spine. The operation
. consisted q TIE b1rai8g q 81 holes
u the spinal column with red bot
irons. The consequent suffering bei1g
as excruciatiug and sg0aizing s:
could be ChI0rofoTm was notadnin'
istered internally, through fear lhs'
l0ckizw might e1sas, bat was aPplie6
externally for the spine; hardly s1h
cient however. 70 diminish apPreei
ably The intense anguish
TIE patient had 70 Be bed tightly
while tie heated irons we're forced
+ into the quiFeriog flesh Mrs Cas-
vel : now in Is faTorble : condition
a. could haze been anticipated, al
though suffering, IS night be sxPec
ted, from BsrToss pr0strstio1- ilF-
1 Richardson remains constantly with
Der. 8 Il Eil require 9 period @ ter
DAYS . determine whether Or not
4 perfect cure has been Effected ID
operation Il one oft the rsrest sod nos
diEeult and dangerous n surgery.
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s.e IIis 0vs crave DnE


4 C1-1zuz1 i the employ q 3
family O. Sa,t Wells station. over on
l1s Pza5- slope, passed through .
-scsa5Iv th-illl1E experience recent
" Sals Wells 8 raIroad station,
n s5s-ze 5fa nan named NJ. Arthur.
Mr. ArrEu- end bis wife went away
on visit lesvi8Z the station a
cba--e Of . nfan named Ricks and 2
Cbiaznsa- Subsequently, Ricks vas
called awav. sid tie ChinaDan re.
NAMED g. ne - keep things straight
-bo1t tbs ulzee. He had 5le1 th1s
.1tacavo- tE0 Whsn couple 81
ne1 rode % % the station sd de-
uaofe5 dinner The ChioaDso
c5uo- ed ugith tie request, Woea tos
;w9 men also Insisted tnst hs
should feed l5ei- horses- Ibe Obi
uauaa went % the stable, and Ess
greaisE sack Ct barley Eben the
r5e1 came % behind hin and bred
-5eirreToiTers. hitting bim n tie
bead Tie Cbi1amsa fell, ard -
NAMED inssasibls fsr . few minutes,
bet knew enough 70 ksepq1ieI- he
Tould-5e uurdereTs were iselag Is
paIse ard oas ssked the thsr-
aSbslI ne Shoot hin sgsin, VI
begl Be dad eno1Eh u tine, vas
he answer Then the ruhaos went
no tbe bsszs. aHd securing piek-
~ s.d shovel begAa digging
-re f- their victim u the cellar
Tts ChiBauan qaietlT escaped ard
-. s-- asssss1ce. A party Eas ~
o.-s organized. SD tbe robbers, Eho
had taken what plundsr they eo1-d
carry we're purs1ed for 6ty mles,
f1a.ly ssezping. Tie Cbina1an'
who saw bis oEn graTe beng dag,
VIII have 3 story % tel i he ever
GOES back 70 Asia. and story o. i5e
nos eh-1I1f1g kind
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TIE PoEr-s GRAvE-
Br oo1uxBUs DEEw-

! marked lSaely grave auong
The mansions Of the dead,
Where sleTs an humble child q soHg'
His notes foreve- fed
save when the echoes gsnily siole
Bsck 70 the baunts whore he
Poured forh the music o. his soai
nnumhers wild and free-
I knew Il vas tie Poet's gzye,
Although 70 seulp.uzed stone.
Nor urn. uor towering eolumn. gave
HIS memory is own-
sons ;;loved one. who had knoWn IA
worth.
Cnzble 70 10 more,
Had snooshed the ragged I3suno oi e-'i
And turfd II ge4tly o'eE-
The sauniering crowd passed rsaeiy by
That Iowly place q resi
To vssw lie marble piled q high,
Above the rich mza's brezz
But tAey fcTzot lie EeA-iA q 1ofe
That lies when god and sane
Have perizhed from lie earth above
And Ieh the dEss alone
. They know not sthe io-n Aid aigh
ByIo~ly, loving bAads
In memo-y' : mys,ie alchemy
Would turn to golden sands
/ For had they felt one throb ih-t siirrel
The loving hearts ihal k1eE
( The Poets grave; Their ezzs i-z1 heard
His lingering music, too
T TIE crowd vii s4uutsr by lie scene
Where mzrble shafts uPrlse,
Bu- sone VII SEEK the hi-lock Ereea
And p-eci0us II their eyes
Fer vel hey know who sleeps he-'7si
whose pillow they would c-zTe-
+ The oas belcw tie slat O. sa0E,
Or 'nez.h the Posts grave
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He Fsrmed IL

he was 3 stogy-look1g man, one
eve sEelled shut. one finger badly
bitteo. coat torn down The back, hat
gone, ard bis good ere having Wild
look he vas g farmer. and be had
come n with some produce, sold i
f9r cash down, aad sold bis cash for
whisky
Pound IN IN alley, Ugly drunk, =
said the court
Wei, feel mean enough about
1t, " replied the prisoner
Wanted 70 have 5 good tine, eb,
Yes
and / guess you had one You
look pretty, you d., Mr Rsmbo! You
lock nice 70 % home 70 your wife
aad childrea-7
i made q fool Of myself
And In glad 70 hear you own
the eors You were as ugly IS .
Malay VIXEN the police brought you
IN, bnt zs yoa are all banged Up, re-
penfaaI s3d forty dollars ous Of PoeE.
et, In going % lsg Jon 90 home.
Mach obliged
is your wife an ina0ceut-minded
woman, Ar. Rambo. That Is. does
she sIEays believe everything you
say
Yes, sir, nos. 2lE4ys.
Wei, now. when you reach hons
you tel ber that Y0a we're down =
tie ferry dock 10 see the Etile steam
ers eauter back a1d forth over ibt
foaming biliows. when four tugs a8C
q propeller rzn into yOuT bows and s.
most st0Ts y0u . pieces
les. sir. / Eill
And sbel believe i
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