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New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
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New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

We repeat the appeal we have already made
to every voter who wishes to sustain the Con-
stitulional Amendments, and to vote against
the State ticket of q corrupt coalition, 20 reg
istcr so that he may cast his ballot on No
vcmbcr 6. To-day is the last day of rogistra-
ton, and the voter who has not placed his
name upon the lists hy 0 o'clock tonight
will have disfranchised himself This is an
"ofl " ycaI, but it is an important year new
ertheless. The Legislature to he elected
may defeat or may commend to the
people the Municipal Reform amend
ments The Senate to he elected will vote
for United States Senator. The State ticket to
be elected means honest Government in the
future OF tho reverse. The local Offices to be
filed are lmpOrt9nt, and the control or the
local legislature is at stake. Yesterday S
registration shows a good total as against the
registration of last year, which was great in
crease over that Of 1872. Let this total be in
creased today to q still better figure. Every
voter can find lis place of registration plainly
indicated on another page. Having found It,,
let him register!
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

Mr. A. G. N;dd'e contributes, on another
page, fourth letter on the prospects of the
City of Washington. His plea that some deiin-
ite and fixed policy should he adopted by the
National Government toward the National
Capital, is one that all will second, without per-
haps accepting Mr. Riddles suggestions in every
detail.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

The currency tinkors in Congress are more h'op
than tho labor reformers. though il s dlficut 70 ~
derstand why any plan to furnish everybody VII"
large number of very cheap dollar bills, .no0 80
ductivo than scheme TO insurc to everSoouy ~
equal share Of tho universe. Tho Hon henui''> :"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

Thoroughly examining the affairs of SI'", COZ.
poration il A serious work some notion OF the i'oo'
involved Ia given by Superintendent Smyths report
in another column on this page. upon the New-iorH
I,fe Insurance Company. We doubt whether any
concern of the kind has over had such an oyorhau'-
ing The result is splendidly satisfactory lrie' "
the hardest standards, tho company has near,
SG 600 900 more than its liabilities surplus o' -
ner cent. This IS q case whore rubbing y diauon'
brings out its brilliance.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

Two professional gamblers were yesterday
sentenced to an imprisonment of six months
on the Island and fine Of two hundred and
fifty dollars They Will probably be found at
their usual places of business by Monday next.
Meantime, proceedings against Mor1issey, ham
berlin and Simmonds are postponed until
after election, for election vuJposes."
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
amusemenis ann alcetlnss Go Might.

BROADWAY TuEATRK-l:30 and 8: la Grande Dncn
esse" AIMEE. <,,, "A,
FlITn AvE>UB THEArRE-2 and s The Chimes OF
Normandy"
NIBIO's GARDrN-2 and 8 The Jibbeuainosay. =,
pam tn ATRF-2 aud = " The Crushed Irageuiau
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRElS and ). ann
INIuN SQUARE IHEATRE.-l:3O aud !: 'Struch O'i
WAlIACK's THEATRk-l:30 and 6: Marriage
CHIcKTRfNG HALIs-2 ana 8; "Slngin skewL
sTrISwAY HAIL.: symphony Concert
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

A letter from staff correspondent, on an
other page, gives Eastern readers an insight
into the striking growth Of the two great in
dustries of the Saginaw Valley in Michigan.
The figures gwen OF the lumber trade of that
great pine region show the marvellous speed OF
it's increase, four-foli in ten years. The forests
of this region ere described as showing signs
of thinning under the axe, but the salt springs,
which furnish the material for the twin indus
try OF this valley, seem inexhaustlble.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

leadership has always been the aim of Southern
politicians, and they see now but one thing IN
their way. That is the alarm which the spec
tacle of m alliance between the Solid South
and Tammany Hall may provoke in Newly ork
and it's neighboring States. It's leaders hope
TO allay such alarm by the soft food for gos-
lings elsewhere reported.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

The Democrats in Congress have had several
attacks OF common sense since the opening of
the present session, bat the proposition to ad-
jouIn by the end Of next week Is the most
sei ous, and would he the most beneficial of
all. But 1t is little bit curious. after all. 10
see the leaders Of a majority of the House
proposing to adjourn, for fear they shall make
fools Of themselves in body.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

Two heresy trials on appeal have gone
against the heretics. The Rev. JOHN Miller is
almost unanimously condemned by the Tres
by tclan Synod IF New Jersey, for opinions
contrary to the teaching of Scripture, and in
Mr. Sees case the Synod declares that the
fulfilling by women Of the Offices of public
"preachers N the regular assemblies of the
church" is prohibited by passages in the
Bible, while at the same time it puts on record
its appreciation OF the sc. vices Of women III
other directions.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

bonds and MOitgac G B.. 900
atOcks Bonds, elc.. owned by the Company :
Cost value. Market Value.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26
DID you EYER

Did you ever see runnet
Taken from reeking beef?
Or an ancient Shaker Bonnet,
Pierced with air-loles? To be brfef /:
Did YOU ever. In the Winter,
See pumpkin spotted Ger
With rotten specks its entrails in ter!
Or boulder on the shore,
Perforated. ptlnctured, pitte'i.
Like a leprous stricken toad !?
Or waffie-cake collided
With soup-dish. q la mode
Give to anything I've mentioned
Shape abhorent, color rose
And. by Jove, on high Olympus,
You have seen poor Cronin's nose
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26

ApyERTIsERs.--I short talk to adver.
tisers an exchange says: We fecolie0@
reading somewhere that people who ad-
vertise are not only smarter but better
looking than those who do not, and to"
more we have studied the assertion. tho
more truth we find contained in IL. That
they arc better looking is natural IL noe
logical Advertising is an indication OF
intelligence, and intelligence 10 ono OF the
leading elements Of good looks. AZ ali
events, the world believes in those who
advertise, and 1t places Its dollars In their
pockets. Such are sslive'' people, and IN
these live days nobody wants anything to
do with any but live men and women.
Our advice to everybody-except In matri-
mony-is to advertise. 1t is sure 10 re-
turn largely, increase your reputation as
business man, make hosts Of friends, and
add to the number of shrewd and sensf~
BILE people in the world. Of which there has
| never yet been an overstock.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26

To KEEP HAIR IN CURL.-To keep the
hair In curl, tGke few ounce seeds, Doll
them In water, and add perfnmcry II you
like; wet the hair with this, and Il win
keep in curl longer than from the use or
other preparation that we know Of 1t Is
also good to keep tile hair In place on the
The seeds can be bought at the drug store
for few cents an ounce; or, when You
make your ounces into jelly, you can save
the seeds yourself.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26

The RlcnMoNb bRANGE.-The Richmond
range is King among cooking stoves, and
no mistake. It Is the most complete. best
furnished, economical stove In the world.
certainly. Every one who gets one of
these stoves likes It, and speaks well of it.
It economises fuel Is splendid baker.
and looks well In kitchen OF pafior. Cali
In ut w. III. NcFafland's and secalre s
Richmond Range, and you'll never Segret
IT,
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AAAM Cant be made by every agent
V000 every month In the business We
M06 81 furDSsh, but those willing 70
woRak earn easily earn q dozen dol
lRFa q t7ay right IN their own localities Have
RoFoOm TO- expaatB here. Business pls9eanL
and hNHaarRhH@. women. and boys ana gaFta Go
. wen - TIalFs. we win furnish y0u q com
gilete Ouf4t tree. me business pays better than
anything else. We VIII bear expense OF start.
Ind y0ns PnrEscaaars free Write and zee.
4EFtlers and mechanics, their sons and daugh.
1AEA and All classes In need O1 paying work at
hoHnes should write to Hs &b0ut the weEk @t
9nee. Now Is the time. Don't delay. Address
4AUE Q CO.. AEsusta, Maine. lnsSv9.1
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Go to the Secretary Of the Fire Depart
ment, Wlnn Peters, and get your certifl.
cate of membership 10 the Deparamenf,
and then hand it to Mr.. e. B. Purlom,
who will put 1t In q magnificent frame.
when you can hang 1t up in the parlor. Is
makes a neat parlor ornament.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26

CHANGE IN FIRM-FALL IN P1ucEs.-
The late firm OF Tnman q Crosscn, manu-
factuers of the patent adjustable spring
bed. Salem, has been dissolved, Mr.. Tnman
selling his interest to Mr.. Crosson, who
will continue to manufacture the best
spring bed In the whole business, at re-
duced rates, too, as viii be seen by refer
ence to the advertisements In this issue.
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THE ENEMY OF DISEASE
THE FOE OF PAIN
To Man and Beast
Is THE GRAND OLD
MUSTANG
L T N I NJ E N T
VIII III HAS STOOD THE TEST OF A
YEARS.

wHE~ HI HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40
YEARS.
There is no sore it will not heal. no lame
ness it will not cure. no ache. no pain, tnslt
aff1tet the human body. or the body of a
horse or other domestic animal. that does
not Weld TO its magic touch. A bottle
costing 25c. Soc. or 81 90. has often saved
tiIe life of a human being. and restored to
life and usefulness MANY valuable horse.
FOR MEN, TT WILL CURE
Rheumatism, Burns. Sc:lltls. Bruises Cuts,
FrOst-hites, Swellings. Contracted Cords,
Pain ia the Back, Lumbago. Sciatica.
ChilbIafns. Strains. Sprains, Stiff Joints,
Sore Nipples, Eruptions, Pains, Wounds.
Ulcers.
ron ANIMALS. 1T WILL CURE
SPAWN. Calls and Sores. Swinny. King
Bone. WIndgalls, Big Head, Poll Evil.
Humors and Sores. Lameness, Swellings'
Scratches, Distemper Stiffness, Strains
Soreness, Open Sores Z6ve
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26

LADrEs.--Now is your chance 10 gee
millinery very cheap. rs Mrs. Gross, on
First street, Is selling her excellent stock
clear down to make room for iier Spring
styles. II you want bargains there's tins
place to 60.
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DIssOLUSTON OF COPARTNERsHTP,

EENHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
u tween John Hurd and G.. +. Setflemetr, un-
der the name of Hurd q Settlemeir. is dissoly-
ed. All accounts due the late firm must be paid
TO Eettlemeir q Dawson. who alone are author
lied to collect and receipt for the same.
G. r. 6ETTLEMEIR,
G. w. DAWSON.
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5th, 1876.
MILK.
You who know where the milk you use
comes from, can't imagine the doubt that |
besets the New Yorker, as he Is obliged to
accept as milk into coffee, or If a mother
gives it TO her baby. Years ago. the city
was excited by the statements MADE Oh
milk produced from distillery fed cows, and /
all will remember the horrible pictures OF
cows in every stage of disease, which were
being inilked regularly. as long as they
could stand. 1t was fact that milk was
sold in the city. from cows ted on distilled
Stops. that never left their stalls, and were
MIXED till they rotted. There is another
raid on milkmen now, the charge being less
serious. but lust about as annoying. You
all know of the little girl from New YORK
who spent some days at Cousins III tue
country. On her return she was asked how
she liked it. tsVery WE'LL" was the an
swer, s.only don't think that Susy's ma Ia
a clean woman. The milk we had, had
yellow scum on the top of it, and wasn't
as pretty as the nice blue milk get at
home.'' The trouble now is the milk is
| too Dlue, anu as IucI6 10 q fC1y
law against adulterating milk, the citizens
have taken it up, and are prosecuting the
milkmeli, right and left. A dozen of them
were arrested, and test case was made OF
one. III this case samples OF milk whichwere
regularly sold to consumers were tested
with the lactometer and it was discovered
the compound could be hardly called milk
t | at ALL There was basis of pure milk
q the rest was water, reinforced with sugar
chalk, and all sorts of nastincss, to give i
consistency and body. And of the hun
dred samples examined not one was fount
pure or even fit for use. The s.Orang
3 County, milkmen whose pastures ar
stables Just out of the city. had trick o
keeping milk from souring by the use c
: chemicals, and all sorts OF dodges wer
shown, Thousands of the best families us
condensed milk, the purity OF which Is we
established. but the appearance of the cpn
Mound Is so against it, it doesn't look lik
milk. The prosecution succeeded in ge
ring rne Sriirf Wiivsc case vas made Ces
into the Times. with fine OF $3.50, where
upon the Milk-Dealers Association, true
" stumptail. promptly appealed the case.
Fe It will take long fight to get decef
- milk in New York. The miIImen hay
retained the best legal talent i'll the cit.
aud will make desperate fight. But tn
n people will win. The proposition Is
have inspectors appointed. with the be
I'd appliances tor testing milk, and to pot
! into the street every can that has been WI
tered or sophisticated III any way. 'Pui
milk or none,'' Is the war-cry, now.
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aioht ,arties. not q man Of whom
could stand truly erect, and they were etlh
making calls. One young sprfg a1 teaa
boasted that lie made three hundred c1slLss
.sand 1 should have made two % nuna ,sn ~
ten of them can afford the carriage tnas
thew rode In, and to say nothing OF the
gorgeous clothes they wore. caTEIaGs
for four is $40 day, and the other appur,-
tenances makes 1t cost the young man AN 1la- 1,.-
lv 800. This is all well enough for tne
heir 10 an estate, but the counter7jumpers:
who make up the mass OF callers. hnu IL
digs yiciously into their $1,000 year.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
The Is Reform, Democracy have nomi-
mated David Dudley Field for Congress, In
the place Of Smith Ely, elected Mayor
Fields is q fair representative q Ds.nS saas,e
bower, and If there Is an unscruPllons
| trader i'm politics aud spells In New york,
| who is entitled, after Iflden. 20 DC closely
watched, he is the man. There mas Dos
been nasfy thing Ia the caty lor ySaLLs
that he hasn't lad his hand IN, and there
hasn't been job since Tweed's day that
he hasn't profited by. But. as tae dlssr1cs ,1 ~
| is overwhelmingly Democratic, ne WILL oe
elected. and as he Is very rich. he VIII @
an ornament to Washington society. we
r have no right to sneer at the Ignorance oI
the negro, when constituencies can q
found III the Northern States to elect sucil
: men as Fields.
4 CRTNE.
There Is much more crime than Is .isnAI
and it Is not committed by proiessionah
either. The fifty thousand men ont Q
r work and out of bread. are driven TO des
8 peration, and as they have. In many "
;, STANCES. taken the bread that they woui
gladly have worked for, If they could Rav
k had the work to do. This has been IN
e worst winter ever known in this city, an
y it is growing harder and harder every 'say
There is no work for the half OF the M
: chanics and laboring men, and the destit,
Ia ton is appalling. It is no wonder en-
a thefls and gairoting are rapidly increasln
the wonder rather, is that there is n
7 more of it. Thank Heaven it is only ne
1t months till the Spring opens. PETko.
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REAL ESTATE.

Real estate is still depressed, and there
are no signs of Improvement. Ihere are
but few sales reported, and the number OF
empty houses and stores IS frightful. DC
casionally sale is made. but il Is always
at figures less than halt the price of four
wears ago, and then the purchaser Is not
sure that he has bargain.
Vacant lots nobody will take. When the
great boulevard was opened In the upper
part of New York, the ring was on hand
| for bargains. On the line of il Connolly
built his magnificent dwelling at the pub
| lie EXPENSE Genet placed his more mag
nificeilt house, built on the same terms,
near Connolly's. Tom Fields bought an
elegant mansion on the boulevard with l6
| eity lots Nobody placed its value when
! the great drive was opened at less than
| $125. 900. Que of our most prudent cash
companies loaned on the estate $oO,Ouo.
| 1t was sold under a foreclosure and the
| company had TO buy it In. lt Is In the
market at $4,000, with no takers.
A business property near the tribune
Office was encumbered with mortgage ot
$50. 900. So good was it considered that a
second mortgage OF $4,000 was placed
upon it, and afterwards third for SIC. coo.
and the third mortgage was considered
perfectly safe. 1t was sold last week. by
the sheriff. for $21, 900. And in this fear
fiji depression lies the secret OF the failures
| of the banks and insurance companies
They had their surplus capital loaned or
what was considered excellent real estate
security but the shrinkage in values LET
them without any security at all. fhel
had to forclose, andsto save themselves biz
I'm the property, which, as in most cases
stood empty, left them without income
The city Is going through terrible season
and no one expects that real estate Wi
ever get back to old figures.
FAILURES
are coming thick and fast. The end of tn
year forces settlements. and the weak one
: cannot avoid exp 1sing their weakness, an
[ are going tn the wall. Many of them ar
! honest failures. but the vast majority ar
: | of men who have had no right to be i
2 business for three years. The trouble
i Just begun. But it is for the best after al
o It is very much like sick man takin
. medicine-the drug makes him sicker. be
the foul matter is thrown off and he come
out better than ever. The hard times al
!, simply wedding out those who were nevs
!, entitled to credit, and hereafter bushes
l. will be OH better basis. But 1t Is ugil
; just now.
> NEW YEARS
is great day with young New York, an
with very old New York. The old Knic
T erbocker., those of the very first socies
!. make sober, decorous calls upon the
> friends. as did the cid Dutch, when Ne
3 York was a village. Young New Yo
% arrays itself in gorgeous attfre. and hir
costly carriage, and enters into rival
as to the number of calls possible to
made. And as. despite the effort of d
temperance people 70 keep liquors off {
n did have wines and cordiais, Young Ne
~ York got about as full as usual, and arc
IN the next morning with o villainous hes
ache. and total unfitness for bnsine
From the corner of Broadway and Fol
tcenth street, at eight o'clock, p. NJ.
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ELECTION At wHEELER's.-For q fair
election and an honest count, 60 to Wheel
er's, at Shedd. -
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Strayed from tho subscriber, ahcue four
months since, q young COW, about tour
years old, light red In color ends Of hnrna
come close together In front CT face Ga
good condition when last seen. Said ant
mal was formerly owned by Prof. Sax. of
this city, who purchased her og MIR. Jclan
Isom. A liberal reward will u given 10
any one giving information so th32 can
obtain her.
CHAs. BouHcARDrs.
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Attention, Fruit Grewers.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE ALDEN FRUIT
Il Co. beg 10 announce that they will put the
Factory IN oTDeration as soon Fruit and Veg
efables are ready for use. and viii pay cash for
the same when delivered.
Boxes will be furnished to all for the purpose
of bringing their fruit TO he factory.
Fruit should be picked from the trees and not
bruised.
Parties having rlums should be particular to
gather them before they become too ripe.
ALLEN PARKER,
+ a. N. ARNOLD President.
Secretary.
Albany. July 2s, 1876 sn44
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NO. FOsHAY,

DEAIER IN MTscELLANEOUs BOOKS.
IL school Books, Blank Books, Stationery
Books imported to order, at shortest possible
notice v5n3o-
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Ralsiag ana moving HsuiIdinss.

UE THE UNDERSIGNED BEG L,E,Avk ~ -
sssFrolnSinSE country that. having supplied eur
amlEesN with the necessary machinery FEk Rals-
S1sSS - FraDvSae bafiIdings, we are Fesuy AT @I
Sf1Ssea "a receive orders fOr such work, Wnlen
re gvfIf do m short order a3 lowest F1tes We
RwaKam1e8 entire satisfaction m all work ulaoesa
Ssts osdeps Sees at the REeIgrxz once promptly
Mttentsd 80. Apply to: 4,-,- Arvww fs1
Or. Aurz1 50 Issg. aev7
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26

EHNI1E FALL TERM OF In1S 1nSlIIHIIOn Will
L. begin MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876,
with the following
Faculty Of Instruction:
Rev H. W. STRATTON. A. NJ, President,
and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
Rev l.. j POWELL, A. NJ. Professor OF Matn-
e1na' les and Nat ural Sciences.
HI. h HEWITT. A. NJ, Professor OF Ancient
Languages.
Miss MARIA IRVINE, Teacher OF Primary
DEPARTMENT
Miss ELvA BREYMAN, Teacher of Instru-
>. 3. RICE, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiology
and Hygiene.
Calendar
First Term begins Sepfemier 1. 1875.
second Term begins November l3 1876
Third Term begins January %. 1877.
Fourth Term begins April y, 1877.
Vacation of one week during the holtdays.
Closing exercises of the school year, June ID,
Rates Of Tuition:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. per term. $5 90
| COMMON ENGLISH BRANQFTFs. rer term. 90
HIGHER branches. including Preparato- =,
ry Latin and Greek. II W
Cox.IsEGHATE. Including Higher Latin and
Greek. Advanced Nfathemat les, and
Mental and Moral Sciences per fefH1.. 49 " "
French and German, each, extra. 2 " "
instrumental Music. -..s'' e ~ ~
Use OF Elano..,..-s....- =. - = y y
4ncidentais y
| Tuition in all cases required in advance.
Puncfual attendance, neafness, pFo1nptnos.ss -
/ ana gentleuianly and ladylike department VII
be expected from all who MAY Oecop1eImrm740 m40efe
J Of the school. l., j. fOWEAL.
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ALBANY
Collegiate Institute
ALBANY. =: OREGON.
Faculty Of instruction !:

TIME FALL. TERM of this institution win
L. begin MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876,
with the following
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Albany, Or. Dec. 9, 1873.
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A. ?. OWEN, Postmaster, viii be my
Agent at Empire City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-27
HAVE FAITH AND TRUST.

Have faith and trust, ye wavering,
Gods ways we may not see;
W hat may seem chaos in our view
To him is harmony.
And when deep anguish fills our hearts,
And tears well from our eyes,
The i'll that causes thsm may be
A blessing in disguise.
The noisome, poisonous we. which grows
Without a single charm.
May hold in its obnoxious stem
A medicic al balm;
And tempests that o'erwhelm US
And fill us with DISNEY
May render pure the fetid air
And drive disease away.
Then faint not when reverses come,
And faith, and hope and trust
That all is ordered for the best
That God is kind and JUST
Dwell not on evils that may come.
Nor mourn DER evils past,
But nurse the precious hope that God
VIII comfort you ut last.