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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05
THE TAR1nas, WAREHOUSE.
Albany, Feb. Sd, 1875.

W. SNt 1900
Editor Democrat:
En- the last issue Of your valuable
paper l saw communication again
from Stakeholder No. ., which be has
requested me to answer. In my card
published i'll your paper Of January
22d, 1875, I fully answered all his
questions, and why he wants a repeti-
ton l do not understand, unless he is
put forward by other parties who are
using him for their own benefit.
His communication is made up. of
false representations and l will let the
stockholders answer for themselves.
The object of his communications l am
sure is to cause dissatisfaction among
the stockholders. My conscience is
clear in regard to the business of the
company and having done my duty I
shall not notice any communication
he may write unless he will sign his
true name.
Y Should any stockholder feel ag-
grieved at anything have done, or at
any transaction in regard to the busi-
ness of the company, the records and
books in the office of the company are
always open for examination. We
have no secret to conceal in regard to
the business.
We consider the one that said he
saw the communications before being
published, and not giving his name,
equally responsible for the communi-
cations. G. B. SIMPSON.
RErRosPEcTIoN.-- see in the At
lantic (Iowa) Telegraph, edited by our
boyhood friend, Lafe Young, that the
youngsters are having gay times this
winter-sleighrides in the country, and
taffy pullings, in which "the lasses
grow doubly sweet" All, Lafe, my
boy, don't yod remember the gal
lus times we were wont to have in
that sachariferous line in the halcyon
days of our green and happy boyhood?
A big sleigh full of girls and boys, all
bundled up in robes and blankets and
and mixed together in
heterogeneous mass of cashmere and
jeans and tlannels and dimity; the jol-
lY laughter and snlothered 10, don'ts"
mingled with the merry jingle of the
bells and echoed far out into the crys-
tai night, making sweet music, the
sound of which still fingers in our
memory and vibrates on our heart
strings, almost annthilating the check
cred years which lie between that
young and thoughtless time and the
cool, calculating, dignitied days of our
manhood,
Many of our Eeaders Will recognize
in this brief picture q photograph OF
their youthful enjoyments amid the
frigid winters Of the older States and
will involuntarily heaye sigh of re-
gret for the days of "Auld Lang Synei"
but if they pay their subscription
and eat sparingIy of pigs feet, the
burdens of life will rest about as light
Iy on their stomachs as in the young
sr days of mince pies, doughnuts and
light boots.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

81 For the very best Photographs,
20 to Bradley & RulOfs0n's Gallery
with an ELEVATOR, 40 Montgomery
Street, san Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

For Polk County. !.ew i've
aud energetic travelling agent and cor
respondent, ]. NJ. Marks, will next
week begin the canvass Of Polk eoun-
ty for subscriptions to this paper He
IS fully authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for money and transact all kinds
Of business for rs. Any eourtesies
shown him will be greatly appreciated
BY the proprietors Of the DEMOCRAT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

N you want q Mad AazatIvs,
Use them in small doses, and they
will remove a costive habit Of body
which, If lot alone, may generate
serious diseases.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05
DIED.

FENT0N.-On the I'd inst ut tho residence
of her father, Elder ]. w, Osborn, near Scio,
Oregon, MRS EMMA FENToN, OF Kll6itat, w.
r., in the SOth year of her age.
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A FRIGHT.-A bachelor soioufning
in our city, after spending an evening
last week with some friends, started
for his lodgings, only few squares
Off While trudging along contemplate
ing perhaps the time when "webs"
would be more useful than skates, or,
perchance, meditating two per cent,
a bright light all at once shone round
about him. Perhaps the light was not
so bright or of the same character as
that seen by Paul on his way to Da-
mascus-in fact we know it was not,
for it shone from one Of the second
story windows near by. Our bachelor
friend raised his eyes in that direction,
when 10! in the chamber from whence
the light proceeded stood n figure robed
in spotess white. Was it from the
celestial realms, or was it of earth ?
Our friend was for moment notion
less and then his teeth commenced
chattering, his knees smote together,
and at last he sought safety in flight.
The first obstacle he encountered was
shade tree, next pile of wood, then
poor calf had to be the victim of a
merciless collision, and then, by
another stumble, a spotted dog was
sent "kyeyi-ing" down the street,
We are happy to say that in the course
of, time our bachelor friend arrived at
his lodgings "a wiser il not better
man," but he still heaps imprecations
upon those who do not lower their
window curtains before disrobing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

BIBLE SocIETY.-The regular annu-,
al meeting Of the Linn County Bible
Society will be held at the Congrega-
tional Church in this city tomorrow
evening. A full attendance is solicit
ted, as officers are to be elected to serve
during the ensuing year, and other
important business is to be transacted
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

SNAGGE'D. We learn from our trav-
elling agent, Mr.. J. M. Marks, that the
steamer Alice met with an accident
last Tuesday afternoon, about mile
and half above Buena Vista. She
was running along at good rate of
speed when she came in contact with
a snag, which stove quite hole in her
hull just underneath the boiler. The
captain swung her around and made
for bar which was reached before the
boat had time to sink, which it would
have done as it had % inches Of wa
ter in the hold in four minutes after
the time of smuggling. The passengers
were compelled to wait for about an
hour until the Chief came along and
carried them OH to their destination.
Steamers came up Wednesday even.
ing to the relief, and by this time we
suppose the disabled boat is on her way
to the boneyard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

81 you want q 8iyer StimuIaat,
Use them, to restore the action Of this
organ, and to remove all distractions
Of the hillary duct, and you get rid Of
/, Bilious Dyspepsia. IA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

FogSD.-A lady's fur cape was found
near the Methodist Church last Sab
bath evening, which the owner can
have bE proving property and paying
Tor this notice. Tell this 70 your
nelghbors If they don't take the DEM
oCRAT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05
Seminal weakness.

l.ff4E. .iffA.. t4.ifif W. -lff
Seminal emissions. the consequence Of eolf-
abusu. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual
Indulgence, Is practieed By the youth Of both
seXesto almost unlimited extent. producing,
with unerrltg certainty, ,thaiollowing train or
morbid symptoms. unless combated by soien.
tiIlc medical measures, VIZ Sall0w counte-
nance, daRR spots under the eyes, pnin An tile
head ringing IN the oars, noise liiSa the rust
lingof eilvts and rAttllhgof eharlots, uneasi-
ness about the loins, weakness, Of the limba,
coiittsed vision, biunted intellect loss Of cons
tldenee, ditfidence in approaching strangers, d
dislike to form new aq0uaintanccs, n dispoSi-
tian To shun society, loss OF memory, hectic
tiushes, pimples and various arnptions on the
face, iurred tongue io.tId breath, coughs, CON
sumption, night swe,tts, inouomania and tre-
qunntly insanity. II relief be not obtained tho
sufferer should apply Immediately either by
person or BY letter, and have o cure affected by
his new and scientific mode Ot treating tllis
disease, which never fails Of eiicctlng quick
and radical cure. DR.. y, will give One Hum
dred Dollars to any person who will prove SIT
lsfactorlly TO him that he was cured Of this
compliant by either Of the S0n francisco
uunckS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05
A BUDGET or

An Interesting Letter from the Upper
Fart Of tho County AL about tiso Health,
Wealth, and Prospects OF North and
south Brownsville and HaIsey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

DEAD.-We regret much to learn Of
the death Of Miss Tryphenla Abbott,
daughter Of NJ. II. Abbott, editor Of
the Pendleton Tri6Une. Deceased was
tho oldest living sister of Mrs. r. X.
Warren, OF this city, was a young lady
of beauty, culture and refinement, as
well as possessed of rare traits Of
goodness. She fell n victim to Con-
sumption, that relentless destroyer who
has made many vacancy in Mr.. Abb
botts family. We have known Try
phenia well from her early childhood,
and now, as her young life was first
unfolding itself in the full bloom Of a
pure womanhood, to be called upon to
chronicle her departure to the I'm
known Land, brings a pang Of the pro-
foundest sorrow 10 our heart. May her
sleep he as sweet as her life was un-
spotted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

AATI.sIuOus AND carHARTlc.

dg you want a SAFE GuFgatiVss
Use them, to relieve the Stomach and
!; Bowels, and cleanse the whole All
mentary Canal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

WHAT is IT THAT PAYs.-It is the
penny saved more than the penny
earned, that enriches; it is the sheet
turned when the first thread breaks
that wears the longest; it is the damp
ers closed when the cooking is done
that stops the dollars from dropping
into the coal bin; it is the lamp or gas
turned low when not in use that gives
you pin money for the month; it is
the care in making the coffee that
makes three spoonfuls go as far as q
teacupful ordinarily; it is the prepay
ing subscriber who gets theprlnter's
blessing; it is the sneakingest boy ut
school who gets the highest prizes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05

GMAssAcRE OF GLENCoE."-We
are pleased to know that our neighbors
of Corvallis are to be afforded an OPP
portunity of hearing Calvin b. Nc
Donald's famous lecture on the "Mass-
acre of Glencoe" The lecture is to
be delivered tomorrow Saturday
evening. This is one Of the most beau
tifully descriptive literary productions
of the day, and community may well
consider itself favored by an opportu-
nifty of hearing it. We earnestly urge
our Corvallis friends to avail them
selves of this great favor, by giving
Bro. Mcdonald rousiig house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05
NEW ADYERTISEME ENTS.
! BRICK STORE TO LET
NOTICE.

A DESIRABLE BRICK STORE ROOM TO
IN rent in Albany. For particulars inquire at
the DEMOCRAT office. n2Bw4
, 1875-03-01
NOTES AND NEWS.


Sytcfus UtE1tch 10 Ife Chlcaao Tribune,
'HAsu1auroN, D. G., Feb. 2s.-Ths xumor that
Representative Jaspcr D. Ward is to succeed
Con. Macarthur as Postmaster at Chicago hns no
foundation. Tho removal Of Macarthur ID not
contemplated. It is now expected that through
the Comptroller Of tho Currency, Macarthur will
Baye at least onc.ha1f OF the 1000 depoaitcd
In tho Cook County Dauk.
COLORADO.
The friends Of the Colorado bill regret that
thoy peEmlttod anohlmenta to be offered In tho
Eennto. They nro confident that tller btt! would
hnve passed without them. The proapects that
the House will concur Ia the amendments are
unfavorable. Gov. john L. 1.outs will probably
not loAya FOR Colorado until tho fato OF the En-
ablinC act Ia determined.
SENATOR CAMERON.
There need no 1ougcr 10 any doubt hs 10 tho
poeltlon OF aouator Angus Carie,on, Of Wiscon.
ain, with respect to tlla Republican party. MIR.
Cameron permits your cortespt,Estent to ray that
10 inendH to eutnr tho Republican caMcuH, aud
has lover had coutraty Intention. His friouda
hcte all lnsast tint hu IL moro certainly nopUb-
lican than hiatt Carpenter ever was. Indeed,
Qua Of tho stropgeHt arguments made tgMube
alr. Carpontor hero, pending Ills contest, VIA
that, In vie. Of TUG approaching struggle be,
schools of politics, tho Democratic anteocdensa
and prcaant principles OF Ms. Carpenter might
dEivo him hack into tic Democratic ranks. Mr%
Cameron bas broken with Hnwo, and does not
conceal bis Intentions to contest With Howe In
tho Senatorial campaign four yeara hence.
TIE yIR0thlUH
Tho amount Of indemnity promised by Spain
10 tue United 6tstes In settlemont Of the Viz
gsnius a1ass ia $4,000, not $4,000,
THE COMPROMISE.
Thcre IL no chal.ro for the Louisiana compro-
misc proposition. Leonard md Burke should
have arrived there yesterday, but nothing has
vet been heard from tlom here. Pfnchbaok to-
day received telegram from colorod members
Of tho Louisiana Legislature, whom he claims
10 CONTROL stating that they do not propose to
abide tho compromise. and will lsaye tho LegiH-
lature,
COMMITTEE WORK.
l. The Uonsa Appropriations Conm[ttoo sat tho
ontlre day to-day, aud completed the Deficiency
bill. This bill has boon somewhat Increased,
and nill roach million aud = half. Tho largest
items are In tho 1udiau service, tic naval pe1,-
sion fund, and tho appropriation at 1886, 600 to
complete thu New York Custom 'lIouao.
, 1875-03-01
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
GEEATE

WAsu1xaros. .. g. Feb. 27.-The Vice Pres
idont appointed ~ the COMMITTEES undor tho 1es-
olutiou to examine tue several branches OF tho
Civil 8stYlco durauR the Fccess Messrs. Allison,
Boutwell,, Conkllng. MerFimou. aud Eaton.
The credentials Of George +. Edmupds, from
Vermont, wero presented,
TUE MIAT QuEsT1oN,
Mr.. Morrill, (Vt.l oalIed up tho resolution rs-
quoatfnR tho President 10 iastfsute inQutries ~
to tho proper place for tho establishment OF
branch mint at some polnt In the Western BtAteA
or Mississippi. and report It tho commencement
OF the uext session ot Congress. Agreed to.
TIE cty1L-alauTs nsLI*
Consideration Of tho Ciyll-Nghta bill wAs re-
sumod.
Mr. Carpenter (,Ylp.) said that after thorough
ly considering tue bill he would ba compelled to
to ynte aguiuBk it, but he was not wiIng 10
record h!4 yots agslunt meaususes supported by 70
many OF ha associates tn tho Senate without giving hs
i9s aons s9 " snSa sa.
!er!es. ils concluded - folows; ! can understand
70 support ths proytsons ot thl bln, but
L. eoa :onx aa L. s 1
of the ialu-tho Henata OF tho United Htates-
and par. this btu shFoughous at the forms Of enact.
II It shall bAeone lax TIN judicial courts viii inter
yrse TO yindirate the Constitution.
co!soaay toos psse bs.wssn h, md Hr. MoTton' H.
latter repeating biz ar9unent Of yestatd4y that tho
exclusion ot coorsa from lie 1usy-hox waz d.
nial q tas sght. aud privileges guaranteed by tic
After a loug debate vots WAS taken on Mr. Thur
juror. tlss Il .aoal aot spps i ssts ooa,s. u saa
Srs osssS a.aaa I'll i.;s;. % ssss:, olsss spfsss:
, 1875-03-01
The walls Of both aso handsomely vsinscoated

aud rrescoed. -.z.
TIE MAIN AUDITORIUM,
which IL amphitheatticnl In shape. can scat 900
people, Lasjng At, aroa OF 8a by 90 ioet the alt-
tu,lc from t1oor to apex boing 81 foct. Tho Nhlla
are Hnni.tlnislle5. with hardwood wa!nncoat!ug,
nodded panels. and the most nrtlntac frescolnE
~ '''' Tnx ounAx GALLERY.
In rear Of tho pulpit aud over It, In 40 by 20 feet.
Tne orgau, which Ia now being constructed IN
brooklyn, md which will bo roady In fow
weeks, will fill up tho back norton Of this gal
lory leaving. however. ample room Tor tito Ac~
co1nlnodAtlon Of til, CHOIR, 49,.
Tile gallery, which runs aaross tho front rorr-
tfon Of tho Church. las hn cxtent OF W. by icea
md Is capabte Of seating between SOU antt t,'! ~
peop'o. Tho woodwork is very tastefully
Mn1dc1 and otlerriae embellislscd
Ten nendaut lights, and numerous site Jete'
will ehcd liatre OIL tho auditorium hftee rnnse.
The gorgeous windows furnish enough OF illa-
mimatton h. during daylight hour hos'i lin ,,,.or,,u
has ceLliug 10 feet high aud cpntnias several
largo aud well-furnisllca apartments.
THE suSpAr-sciioot ROOM, :,
having All niea ot HI aud b2t1 feet, Is on this
floor. 1t is flcecoel Ruu otherwise ornfanented
with classic tasto. .-...,-
Frou, this apartment, psssagea lead to tho in.
fant aud Bbe-ctats rooms, which nro nearly
aquaro, bolne 25 by % fect each. Thosn rooms
nTe appropriately furnished. Adjoining IL tho
lsdies' parlor-hu elegant place--whsch ts 20te1
by 20 feet, and lacks nothing that modern lingo.
uuity eau supply.
THE CHURCH Library,
which Ia ncar the parlor. has All area Of 20 by
~ fset. From II ts,cro aro four back statwaya.
two Of which leatt to tho Alb-celIar, below tho
basement llpor, Which has celIiug at 0 feot,
and which contatnB kitchen, unng-roo,n,
atore-roo, RntrieB, furnaces, and all tue belong
inga OF tho culinary department: Tho other Two
Atairwnys lend UPWARD to tho auditorium. at the
landings of which aro situated s!lo pastors study,
1aby III foot tho cl,oir room aud tho paHEors pr
, 1875-03-01


Ocacription OF ur. ly"cr's Sew Church.
Iho nav H. laulh unlftrhaliht tAu'ch. which
% situated on tho cast s'de Of Michigan aschuo,
bctweon Sixteenth md Eighteenth stioety, IL.
,,tbor,h M xct r,,tv crrn,.tcd ona ~ In
tn1,a,aa.. s,,,,,.,, aa,,,ao" j., c,;o." :. 80.
nA"on'1A0ss s1"se@ s"'''eea' - S.''.nAo' W."
commenced, undcr the supervision Of lessra.
Nhcelock Il Thomse, architects, In August, 1877,
and Ina been nut up With O de|{berltlon That
,r.,,,u vou ,o- ,lo sol,,,tv ~ H.. str,o,,,ro
'rTs1s r,,'N w" Ae' .,I,. tAs ~ -"
1ne n'Sw ~ a8eh'so'lu'o ~ =. .ae scaool
knoWn to the Initiated az Ahg'o"uotAic, Which
eonhiucs tho statu!inoss Of ancient With tho
,n,cr,iid f,,;s1, NJ ,nn,ern nrt
'f~ 49,, ,.v1,.n,,,
'nA LA'-n'o"
% cntlraly composed OF EocK' laccu 9olseE etone,
laced With Cleveland limeatone,-n ycty impoB-
mg combination, Tho roof fas steep PITCH
~, IN .,orroo. Nd ,,o ada u,1I. ,nnss,,.a
~ In a,vss sn 5aot 'S'
~ sNs' ,sa1 Wv s1o s,,,u,., n,.
MOTT STIRRING FEATURE
u the edif!ce ID tho main entrance on Michigan
10 foct ,rcl,,Y n, t,,a no,,c f,x,;n, ,,i,,, saot
''.s - ~. 49, ~ s a.. $50. ".' wv
tscosa ~ 'nu aooF' ana Inc 1Ah'oa coiuu1noo anu
ptnatnented In hs'reth snannor. Above tho on.
srnuco IL magnificent roEo window; having
papev Of stained glaaa-all tha colors known to
,rt-,l,ich ,,ro,,,ccs \ Iaautif,, Irtorfor arya,+
.,,a.. ~ 49, ,.f,,,ta.. =. ...a,ra,',..,.t"
Aooso 1Ao 'oeo "1i'ao" - eoa'tnoaious 'taene'
which III Intended to shettor statue Of 1t. Paul.
wlirh will DO Bot up thoro within .iow mouths,
Tho i,cight of tho gAbsc, from tho sidewalk to
lllo arex, III W fsut, aud above tha pointed suu-
NIT {iHeb an ornamental cross Of wrought IRON
IL feet high, Which lends additional dignty to
.Ais ucct,ou Of tho structure.
THE spinE
q Asltuntcd on tho osoutll.est corner Of the church,
t1tIR1 t,At ftTun fIIaf tk1i riH
, 1875-03-01
Hope1essness of the Louisiana
Compromise and Pinch-
backs Chances.
No Extra Session Of Congress---Legis-
Tation Yet to Be Accom-
plisled.
Angus CnmerOM's prOc1nmntiOn-..
The Chicago postmastcr-
ship.
THE FORCE BILL.
FEARS OF ITS PAtLrnE IN THE SENATE.

THE FORCE BILL.
FEARS OF ITS FAILURE IN THE SENATE.
Special D.spateh to 1Ae Chteaao Tribune.
WAsulNoroS, D. c., Feb. 25,--rho friends
Of tho Forco bill have to-day boon
in conference to consider tho possibility of tho
psesage Of TINT bill IN tho sonasc. Opinions
differ concerning It. souo claim that It will be
oasy for tho Republican majority, commencing
tomorrow, to alt out tho bill and secure It's
paasago hcfore Thursday noon. They Insist that
the result In tho Senate upon tho Civil flights
hil1 shows that tho Democrats bavo exhausted
themselves iu talk, ard would not bo ablo to
furnish the Government Printer With copy for
continuous session which might last from Nom
day till Thursday noon. 1t Is urged on tho other
hand that shote Is no possibility Of escaping
from tic rigid ruloH Of tho Senate. T,ose rules
provide that single objection will prevent the
seuatc from considering the Honae bill until
Tuesday: that oven tho third reading cannot be
Ind until Wednesday. after wllcll thero rcsnain
hut twenty-four hours Of tue session. TheHa
hours could be consumed by tho Democrats and
bour. Mr. Schnrz .ays TINT Tho Democrats eau
aaI Will defcht tho bill, and that hc himself ca1,
consume hi1 hours attogcttor. Tho presumption
is that tho vii cannot Pass tho Senate.
GEN. NAwLEys DEct4AnAr1oy.
The Independent apeecl, uf Gen. Hawiey, OF
Connecticut, iu which ho indicated that the tlne
Ind come when 10 must separate from bis old
purity companions, ia regarded as 4 marked
event. Tho following Republicans voted agains.
the Forco bill III the House, ard arc to-day re-
ctponts OF tho was,nest objurgations
from their political associates. l,ur-
chazd. Burloigh, Crittenden, Csounsc,
Crutchaeld, Dawes, Foster, Garfield,
Eugcno Halls. Joseph IL. Hawley, r. Rockwooi
1toar, George +. lloar, KaaHou. Kellogg,
I.owndes, McCrary,, Merriam, Phelps. pielco,
Poland, Ellis II. lsobosts, scnor, l.. .. Shoe.
mator, sloss, Doatd.nau Smith, Amber Smith,
William A. Smith, stanard, starkwensher,
Charles ". Willard, usorgo Willard, Williams,
OF Michigan. Tho negative voto Of George F,
Hosr is very significant in .viow Of bis LouisIana
report aud pronounced radicaBn.
, 1875-03-01
SENATOR BUCKINGHAM.

TIE CoSCLuhIoN or uoy. MOlsToN'a EULooI.
Special Nspatch 10 The Chicago 1ffoune.
WAsHtsaroS, D. c., Fob. 2s.-dor. Morton, in
concluding Lis eu1ogy upon Senator buckingham,
made worry touching alltlsion to The War Gov
errors, aud beforo 10 hnd ended Nas overcome
with emotion. IIo said:
Just bciora tho close Of the a1t session, and beforo
his departure, haaatnr buckingham came asroas 10
5 wo are % sboat 10 neparsc. Iope v ws viii NEE. next next
winter in better hea1th." Ho said: ~ am IN oil
1nnn aud feel that my race IL nearly run. TAnse
only THREE Of ns loft who served Governors Of
respective satea throughout tho entiro war; referring
to h!msalf. to unY. CMtslu Of Pennsylvania and to
III, acG. Me h4fd that intes aud Antisew wcr6 gore
and that we, notwithstanding utmost lopcA must
soon follow, and taking sns hy tho hand, expressed
the hnre that wo should meet tic coming Winter In
better health. Te parted to meet uo mors.
, 1875-03-01
4 man living In tho country, far from an{ pr

4 man living In tho country. far from an{ pn}' y
s'can, WIS taken suddenly Ill. lli4 fam'l1. ~. ~
great alarm, not knowing what elhe to do, sea'
fur nelgAbor who had reputation foF ,oe.u. n
help Alm2" asked one Of tho sous. "fon RHox xs't
moro than VIC do. for you eau doctor cows = ~
what DO yon giye them nhon they're sai, III.
uWa1l. Allsra gives cows aalts-Epsohs sa'i "a II
Yon might Try that on him" "lloM mneo1 s 'H, .ye
ne EtYp him /" inanisol the eou. "NklL S.rs t6,s
cnxs Just pound. suppose 4 nsn IL q,.1.
ter =. big ~ : cos-~giys him quarter W.
pounds