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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07

For the purpose Of bringing discrsdis upon
the legal tender currency, the organs of the
money power are in the habit of quoting 1t
a. q discount, instead OF quoting gold ut 2
premium. This might be correct in CalifoT-
mia. but in a country where gold does not
circulate as money e is not right to rate il AS
the measure of values. All business here is
done on a currency basis, and it is both H.
logical and disiDgenuous to quote the article
that forms this basis at a discount. The
proper way to designate the differences be-
tween gold and legal tender notes is to quote
the former at premium and not the latter
at discount. This these organs know full
well, bus, in order to serve party ends, they
assume false premise that they may draw
q wrong conclusion.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07
Party Character.

The masses of the people of this country
do not differ essentially in character or
qualifications for the franchises of citizen
ship. A mas Christian experience is not
necessarily measured by the formulated
creed of the church to which he belongs, nor
should the honesty and integrity of the in
divldual be necessarily impaired by political
allegiance to this or that party. Yet each
ra1.icaIsr church has certain thsolcs cal
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07

Ii is reported that Robson contemplstes
resigniDg his position in the cabinet before
congress convenes. The old secretary don't
know much about his department, but Inc
mas sufficient sense to see that the next
congress will be inclined to investigate mis-
management in the navy.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07

He was a colored man and brother, ard
Little Rock was his abiding place. Had ne
lived to maturity he might have become
eminent and perhaps been elected to Office
But he was cut down like unripe fruit at the
infantine age of Ill years by the cruel fiamss.
They will meet a. the Centennial, but they
will miss him
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07

While the pomp and circumstance OF me
d.evsl warfare have been greatly modified.
at the present time in the army, for some in
scrutable reason, they seem to still hold a
footing in the navy. In fact, the extent OF
the fuss and feathers on beard OF public
vessel can hardly be imagined. The mag
nificence of an admiral, or even OF cap
tain, would put to the blush the
clerk Of metropolitan hotel or the
drum msjor of q crack band. A Drixsoo VI
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07

Grant was thoughtful to remark that che
next war in this country would be between
ignorance and intelligence, but he forget TO
mention which side ne would be on in that
event
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-07

The Enquirer's Piqua special gives glow
ing account of the Indiana delegation Of
Democratic advocates who addressed the
multitude at that place Thursday night The
correspondence will be found in another
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

In RED Blur, April s, 1875, MISS CYNTHIA A.
COLLINss oldest daughter Of D. N. and II, M
Collins, aged Y years and months.
Deceased was born In Linn county, and was
d neice Of Mr.. VIM. Cochran. Of Brownsville
Her parents went to California, when she was
but years old and settled in Red BLUFFS. where
she died. From tho "sentlnel| Of that city we
extract the following relative to deceased
She was we'll known and universally beloved
for her upright walk, sterling lntegrity, and
alniable disposition. She was faithful and
beloved teacher IN our pabllc school, a de-
voted Good Templar, a prominent, participation
In all moral and religious enterprises, and a
cherished and m exemplary member OF the
Baptist Church. During her afiiiction. ahe
0f her faith in the Savior, and readiness and
Willingness TO depart. .It5 ,lil.i ltit a4litk
In the death OF this ostlmable lady. cut down
so UNI eXpectedly in the bloom and hopefulneBs
of life d void has been left In the family circle,
that never can be filled. and Red Bluff has sur
fered public loss. The kind and affectionate
regard in which she was held was seen in the
very large gathering at her funeral, the church
was beautifully decorated by loving hnnde.
and the exercises were deeply solemn and nk-
fecting tho large audience bathed In tears,
very many sobbihg audibly as the choir sang
SO well the sweet hymns, and the Pastor do
livered his eulogy. Then the procession form.
cd, under the admirable marshallng. OF VIM.
B. PARKER. Esq, our County CLERK, the Good
Templars, teachers and scholars Of the Public
School leading, and marched tothe cemetry,
where the last sad rites were performed by the
Good Templars and5her Pastor, and the be-
loved remains were copsgncd to their last rest
Ing place, the choir singing, W. I'44a
"Unveii THY, bosom, faithfui tomb.
Take this new treasure 10 Thy trust
And give these sacred rellcs room,
Toslumber In the silent dust"
Farewell. dear Cynthia aweetly sleep. Thy
precious memory shall be embAlmed and live
in many loving hearts.
The family nf the deceased, have the sympA-
thy OF our citizens In their bereavement.
Appropriate resolutions OF respect to her
memory were adopted by the Good lTonnpIaE
Lodge OF Red Bluffs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
LIST or LETTERS


THE ODD FELLOWS of Albany had .
glorious day and .'gallus' time al
their celebration and picnic last Mon
day. Under the leadership OF Capt.
Arnold, and the Albany Brass Band,
they marched in rogalia To Hackle-
mans Grove, where the day was spent
in various exercises, and amusements,
consisting of an able orntion by j. r.
Backensto, Esq, a volunteer speech BY
w. r. Dunbar, music BY the band,
croquet swinging, etc, Marching back
to the city, the evening was spent in
Froman's skating rink which had been
chartered for the exclusive use Of the
Three Linkers and their families, and
well, the next day the town was full
of sore shins and bruised noses, and
Froman had to engage q brigade of car
penters and joiners to lay down . new
floor and upholster his skates. asa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
MARKET REPORT

MARKET REPORT.
Goldin New York, 1.l5h.
Legal tenders, in Portland, S7I5 buying
SSK selling.
Exchange on San Francisco, per G.
| Wheat in Liverpool-Average Calif0r
mia, 0s 10 0s Sd per Genital. Californil
Club, 9s Sd@9s Sd. Oregon, 0s 0d.
BAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
WHEAr-$l 7O@sl so per GENITAL.
ILoUR.- Extra, $5. IL TO S5,5OV Dbl.
OATs.--Per cental, $2.05@$2.12H.
0NIoSs.--sl.O5 .O5@$l.l0.
ALBANY MARKET.
Prepared weekly by s. Il. You've, whole.
sale aud retail dealer in dry goods and gen.
eral merchandise.
WHEAT White, y bushel, zoe.
OATs--50 cents y bushel.
PoTATvEs--S1.OO v bushel.
ONIoNs--SI. 90 y bushel.
FLoUR--Sl rs v sack, or 81 90 v Dbl.
IiEANs-W White, W ib 4cGg5c. fN-
DRIED FRuIT-Apples, v ib S@6c.
Peaches, l4c.
--Plums, 126yl3c.
BUTTEn Fresh roll, 26tA37K v h.
Egas-lSc W doz. tW
CIIicKENs- .5O0S8.OO y dozen,
SUGARS Crushed, l4cI Island, So lie;
San Francisco refined, l21fc Y n.
TEA.--50cgSl 90.
COFFEE-25c v ID.
SALr--1G12c v N.
SYRuP.--S4.00 v 5 gallon k0g.
BACON. = Hams, I2@l3c.; sides, 0G5 Toe;
shoulders, 7CgB.
LARD.--l2c0D14c.
Ons-Devoes Kerosene, roc v gal. v
can, gals, 81 75 Linseed OH, raw, v gal.
81 ", boiled, 81 37l<.
BEEF--On foot, &c.
PoRK-On foot, &c.
PORTLAND MARKET,
ELouR.-Extra, y % " Soi slperhne,
So 75.
WHEAT.--SI 40 per GENITAL.
OATs.-5O6655c.
BARLEY.--sI 40 r9r cental,
BACON. Sides, M cents; hams, ~ q
10; shoulders, gs.
LARD.--In kegs, l4c, In 10 n tins, l4c.
BUTTER. Fresh roll, IS.
FRUrTs. Dried apples, IN sacks BE-, kegs
&C.; plnms, pitless, II G9 IS; peaches, l21Eci
prnnes, l7ci fgs, 2je; Talsine y box, $3.50
CmcKEss.-Fnll grown, q to ~ 80 y
dozen.
DUCKS. 50 . dozen.
GEESE, ~ ~ $40 v dozen.
HpEs.-Dry, 1896 aalted 7ci cuils, q
Oh.
TALLow.--0c.
-Burlaps for grain, IA % l5c.
Coal OIL.---IJeyOe's Patent Can, 33 Il
3Ce; outside brands, 80c v gallon.
COFPEE.--Old Government Java, ~ to
zoe; Costa Rica, 20cj Guaiamala, 2Oc.
FISH. Maelseiel, No. / ~ DGg f2 rs y
kit; Eastern dry Cod, w d l0c v n, and
Coast ~ a SIC; salmon, bbls, 81 %;
bf bbls, s. 10; I'm cans, v dOz, " %; 2-ib
cans, s. 00j salmon bellies, 21-ib kits
81 50,
SAT-. Liverpool (6ne), y ton, e25 90;
Carmen Island, SiS %; Puloa, el6 90;
Ground Rock (aOclf), el3 90 q IA 90.
SUaAn. Sand sicll Island, v n, a lie;
Golden Coffee, In bbia, y n, liHc; Golden
Coffee, IN M bbl, llNci Crushed, i21S q
l2<c; Pulyerized, il1s q IKE; Oranti-
lated, l254 q l21Ee.
TEA.-Japan, Young Hyson, In papars,
IS 10 h5c imperial Gunpowder, rs % s75fc.
Wo0L.--l6 10 21c.
FEeD.-Bran, si5 90; shorts, 90 % 10
s25 y ton; oil cake, s32 90.
Ay.--liaied, sii % 70 gis % p tons
loose, 81 ".
pOrAToEs,- -75cCs90 v bnhhel.
ONlONs.-i 10 l1Sc y n.
Mutton shcpp ~ 25fqa4 ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
Co1n1nerCinl.

since our last issde there has been little
to note N commercial and trade circles,
transactions maintaining about the usual
ratem. Thereisa little falling of in Iiv-
erpool quotations Of wheat, say three pence
per cental. In the face of this decline,
however, prices have advanced ten cents
per GENITAL in San Francisco, and have
gained five con,s a bushel in this market.
At Portland, prices are shade lower, in
sympathy with Liverpool.
No doubt the demand for choice grades
Of wheat for local consumption In San
Francisco IL the cause of the late advance.
mall branches of the produce trade save
wheat, prices are firm, and the demand
equal 10 the supply. Prices Of eggs and
buttec keep mp, and the market Is not sup.
nIfnd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

How TO get Stamina, Iron frames and
stioi,g nervous sys.ehls aLe not thS lot q al.
the right means, they may live as long and
enjoy life as much as their more robust Neigh
bors. Physical invigorati0n is, however, nee
essary 10 this end and while the spll1tuous
tonIcs and nervines usually administered
eventually depress both body and mind, DR.
j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR B1TTERs
Invariably supply new vg0r to TO the frame,
ns8wi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

CUHI4-ElLYEU.-- .--On the isth Inst. AZ tne
residence ~ rev. lehn Qe,fanper. 500 " him,
YET,
POWElI.--FlAIRCLil. .-s'la the 2Nh inst., ~
the resitbnee of Peter Powell, BY j. u. Gibson,
". n, NrL Ea0cI g. P0wELLand Miss idi.Lik
Il. fAtfeLo.
BfStroP- -gOafFJON. .--On the iith lnst.. *
thp residence 81 y. W. Compton. by H. ".
Danhiek. J. r. MK. y. a. liisMor and hns
Mk0GfE4 CoNFTUg-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

Wmrs oF ATTAcHssEsT. Since Col.
Hin has been Hlling the olIiee Or County
Clerk lie has Issued ninetg-three mar
rage certificates g during the months
OF July, August and September, IS in
Oet0Ser and November 30 IN Dccem-
ber. January February and March,
and 10 ia April TO date. Before this
the nnmbcrof marriage certificates did
not averages more than Que = week.
What's the MATTER
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

4 DVERTIaiNG Cheap Good yaltmallls-
~ All pnFa1nn Uhn Contemplate tnRhlne
contFactd with new0pnYcfa inf lhe innlfiIrn nl
advertisements. should send ~ enuaH lo ott.
". noWell Co, q rnlk How. New YofN ltl
lion,l Containing llrsa % ovar1 1AQ nQWtny
and oktimataa, showing the cpfl. AnlC0|HI
monfa ~ nan for leNdlU falI ~ l1o 4f i11n4
a. = trpmen&pgl nAurf1n HoM l1t.t.At
ratia. 0Rrf fign hocK. FMN4l'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

NOW ReadIy for BllsinessI

They have recently given their Planting hIlIl
and sash and Door Factory, q general over
hauling and repairing, and greatly Increased
their facilities for doing work by putting in q
new winter wheel, n new Shaping machine.
and new Planer aud Watcher, all made IN
Oregon, by Oregon mechanics, and pllt Of Ore.
gon ir)n. The plnner and hatcher are %.
peclally adapted TO matching flooring and
working rustic, which we mage 4 speciality,
which we are now prepared 10 do without hhy
delay AZ we can change our mnpline from
and, with or excellent water power. nre ~.
ways ready tn run any or all our machinery.
We keep doors, sash and nlnulding4 always
on hand, or made 10 order with despatch. We
hayO nlado arrangements ny which we arc
now prepared TO furnish sash aEd BHRh donFa
prlnlod and glazed 70 order ~ very near Port
land prices, and propose 70 mako u the lnipreak
Of builders 10 buy ~ hOlne and encourage
home industry. With our new hhaper We are
lar work much better and cheaper than n han
ever been done In Albany,
We have two new grlndBtunaa-- fnf THE
especial Deneft Of those wishing 10 grind axes
or tools OF any kind.
In short we have spared Mother money nor
labor In fittlng M our shop for doing all kinds
OF work In our line with nealneel, ehopuosa
and dispatch, and have materially reduced our
prices for work. NM
Aii n these improvements we hopo the pub
llo Will appreciate and give us q liberal share
found on hand with competent mechanics,
ready 70 serve those who favor us with their
ps-Bntisfaction AZ TO work and pElcan glar-
anteed. y. CARTER 4 CU.
yi0n35lf, ls4g 90 lltI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
STATE B01RO Of IESICRITI0E.

WNOR THE PtiRpORE on AFF0kDiNu
~ information 10 Inn migrants and Intending.
and ditiaf Staten, and foF circulating ench in
formation ahF1ai BY this Board. nll pSfs1nn In
Chile nsat6 having Farms and Lands fur Hain1f
N1nA 10 doAlf1ua % forming Colhnifs, will
pleAAe fpfWnnl 70 fhln BpaFd a. coon ak poaui.
bic dafnliUd de1cfipilQna of their Farms and
knniln Location. Frieo and Terms ef NAle, or
t0ndl'i1nA0f tenilnat and All pqfBang deslfoua
q ,o,e.alnis nIllenisIss! ., o.neE i;MeptssFs
Hoard.
~ Ins,rasllops olths commisuIonegse ef I'M
lulRrniion. WILLIAM REID.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

a GRAND TIME.- The Odd Fellows
OF Junction, Harrisburg md Halsey
participated I'll a grand celebration and
excursion 10 Corvallis, last Monday, on
the steamer Fanny Patton, IN which It
is sald over 900 persons took part They
were handsomely received and enter
tanned at Corvallis, and, after the usual
exercises, steamed up The river for
home, highly delighted with the days
pleasures.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30
ai3a WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,

TNR0M AND ARTBR DATE UNTIL FUR
lheE notice, the Company will dispatch .
BOAT from Albany V CeFvallit on TUESDAY
end FRIDAY Of each weak.
Also vii dispatch boat from Albany feF
FAfs A Foduoed rates. J. D. HILE6,
De-. 10, 1871. ails AesnA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

Coop NEWS FOR EvERyBoDY. N.
Baum returned last Saturday from
San francisco with the largest stock
Of goods ever brought to this city, the
selections made is the latest styles in
ladies, dress and fancy goods will greet
any home in the city, also the latest
cuts and styles in gents clothing and
furnishing goods, as we'll as a full stock
of general merchandise, we'll selected
and q good assortment, which he in
tends to sell according to the times,
as low as any house in the city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

To CELEBRATE. At drill meeting
of Albany Fire Company last Tuesday
evening, the boys resolved to hold their
annual May Day celebration on the
2lst proximo, and accordingly com
mittee Of arrangements was appointed,
consisting Of II. +. Sayrs, Joe. Web
Der, VIM. Richter, NJ. A. Baker and H..
D. Cooley, who are to report at the
regular meeting Of the Company next
Thursday evening. twill undoubted-
ly be grand affair, as the Onesters
never do ANYTHING BY halves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

IcE CaEAM. No person can afford
% be without ice cream these hot days
when Afr. smith furnishes it At only
ten cents dish. Look q bis card.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

Prof GArrlsOn's writing schools pro-
crossing finely and the best Of satisfac.
tion expressed by pupils.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

THE PioSEBRs. We are indebted to
w. N. Rees, Secretary for a pamphlet
containing the Constitution Of the Or
egon Pioneer Association, together
with tie address o. Hon. $. +. Chad
wick and remarks Of Gov. Grover at
the annual reunion Of che Association,
In June, 1874 The next reunion will
he held AZ the state Fair Grounds az
Salem June 18th, 1875.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

MEssRs. P. G. HAMPER & CO, have 3
card in to-day's paper advertising theii
magnificent stock Of spring and sum
mer goods. The gentlemen comprls'
ing this popular firm are too we'll
known to need commentator from
any sou rec; hence we only add that
persons desiring anything in their line
should call carly before the best sam.
pies are exhausted, as they are Selling
goods fast at present
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

SOCfABLE.--l'he members Of the
N. +. Church Of this city wiz give n
sociabie and entertainment at the par
sonage this evening. Ice cream, cake
and lemonade have been laid Ia suiii-
Client for large crowd, and general
good time u expected. Every body ls
invited
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

Thanks. Our obliglng friend, Mr..
Id. Bellinger, Of the Star Brewery,
has our grateful acknowledgements for
key of his delicious lager, LETT at our
Office by Squire Arnold last WedDes-
day. Ii would DC as we'll to state also,
that we hal lots of company NJ oar Of
flee while the beer held out 70 spill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

FLAX MILLS. Williamson Bros, are
moving their fax machinery to the
canal falls near JAS EIkins, just south
Of this city, where they viii get bet
Ter water power and also the use Of a
pond for rotting their fax. This viii
be a great convenience and will mater
tally facilitate their important enter
prise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

CoUvTY FISAScEs. Capt Shields
informs us that Sheriff Rice has col
lected and turned over 10 him since
the July settlement the nice little sum
Of sal, ,Gi4,GO. Besides this Capt. Shields
has received during the same time
about $500 ns fines, licenses. poll tax,
etc, making the whole amount receive
ed probably about $4,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-30

ALDEN FRuIT DRYERS. Tie Alden
Fruit Preserving co. Of this city are
pushing their works forward with all
speed. The building is to be s2x4s feet
three stories high, with basement Of
u feet II is to be large enough 10 con-
tain six dryers, two or which are to be
put in AS soon az completed, and the
others as soon as business demands
them. The Foundation was completed
on Wednesday last. BEessrs. Clark &
Co. being the contractors. The con-
tract for the construction Of the build
ing Is % bs let this week, and the work
will most Iiisely begin next. J. y.
Hurd has Che contract for getting out
the lumber.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-08-20
A NOBLE WIFE.

During the revolution in Poland which
followed the revolution of Thaddeus Kos
ciusko, many of the trucst and best Of
the sons of that Inflated country were
forced to flee for their lives, forsaking
home and friends. OF those who had
been most eager for the liberty of Poland,
and most bitter in the enmity against
Russia and Prussia. was Michael Sobies.
XII. whose ancestors had been king hun.
dred and fifty years before.
Sobieski had two sons in the patriot
ranks. and father and sons had been of
those who had persisted in what the
Russians had boon pleased tn term rebel.
lion, and a price had been set upon their
heads.
The Archduke Constantine was eager
to apprehend Michael Sobieski, and learn.
ed that tile wife of the Polish hero was at
home in Cracow, and he waited upon
her.
''Madam," he said, speaking pol itely,
for the lady was beautiful and queenly,
II think you know where your husband
and sons are hiding -
81 know, sir.'
IF you tell me where your husband is
your sons shall be pardoncd."
*tAnd shall be safe = 49,
eyes, madam, swear it. Tell me
where your husband is concealed, and
both you and your sons shall be safe and
unharmed.'
"Then, sir,' answered the noble
woman. rising with dignity sublime and
laying her hand upon her bosom, the lies
concealed herein the heart of his wife
land you will have to tear this heart
out to find him.
Tyrant Is he was, the Archduke al
mired the answer, and the spirit which
had inspired it, and deeming the gosd
will Of such 4 woman worth securing, he
published pardon Of the father and
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-08-20
The French assembly adjourned the
18th inst, to November 4th:..::z.....
Trsatsee shs Wrss9 Disease.

Trea1lpGth0 WronK Diseese. :.
4 Many tnss Wolnen oil ri 81 thsi1f
ph eicians, ono With dyspepsi :, another With
trouble Of the breast apoth her With pain here
and there, and in this way they. all present
sikh 10 themselves and their going md
e E, ior'whch hsf psescribes his pills md
potions, assuming item to DO such, when ssin
reality, they are alsymp oms caused BY some
uterine disorder and While they are thus on
~ able perhaps TO pelliate for : time they are
ignorant of the cause, and encourage. their
p actice until large bills are made when thu
suffering patients are no better in the end, but
probably Wo se tor the delay, treatment, and
o.her complications made, and which prop
or medicine directed to the cause would; have
entirely removed, ! thereby II shutting health
and comfort instead Of prolonged misery. =
From Miss Lorinda =; s., Clsire, Shade.
"Dr. &. y. PisTo'-:, :Budaio,,,, N. n Your FL
vo1i:e Prescription Is: ", rking almost like 1
miracle onme. am better already than l
have been + r over two years"
From Ella A. Schafer, Zanesville, Ind"
s'Dr. Pierce-I received the medicine, you
sent me and began usipg + Immediately: syAs
result Of the Treatment il feel better than =
have tor three years. = .t,ss3'f ->sssjsai 9ad11.f
From Mrs Jim K Hamilin, Odell. ILL., .~---
''Dr. Pierce-The Favorite Prescription las
done me & ,od, which / am very thankful for"
Dr.. Pieroe's' favorite Prescription is5t old by
dealers in Medicines Is! Ht;f7 - -s.t.tt
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-08-20
ORIGIN OF PLANTS.

Cabbage grew wild in Siberia; buck.
wheat originated III Siberia; celery orig.
mated in Germany; the potato is native
Of Peru; the onion originated in Egypt
tobacco is q native Of South America
nillet was first known in India: the net.
tie is native Of Europe; the citron is q
native of Asia; oats originated in North
Africa; rye came originally from Siberia;
parsley was first known in Sardinia; the
parsnip is native Of Arabia; the sun.
flower was brought from Peru; spinach
was first cultivated in Arabia the pear
and apple are from Europe; the horse
chestnut IS native of Thibet; the Gu
cumber came from the East Indies; the
ounce came from the Island Of Crete the
radish is native of China and Japan !;
the horseradish came from the south Of
EurOne.