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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
EeGinres ano Aleelinao.

vI1lIE last of the series of MEDICAL TALKS
i toIOUNG MEN only will De delivered IA ASS. ation
Hall 23d.st. 4th.aye. AT o'clock FRIDAY May
Topic: voluntary Diseases" Tickets upon appiCgon az
Association Rooms, flee OF charge.
rTHE ANNUAL ELECTION of the MER-
i CAMILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION to elect FOUR
DIRECTORS TO for three years will be held a elm
Ton HALL AstoTpaCe TT ESDAN, May ~, 1873 Polls
from O'Clock. p. m. ANIMAL MEETING VIII be
held at same place on Tt EsDAf ENENING May ~ al
O'clock
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
WHITE STAR LINE

~ HI T. = j Ak LINE.
w UNITED STATES And ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NouccIhc steamers 81 this Line taAo The lue Routes
recommended py Lrut Many L. ~ on both the outward
aud hOmcwari VOYAGES -, ,...,. -
q RMA&IC. capt. kennedy saturday May II 1850 J. IN
HkLTIC har-,l Thursday, NAV 10 o. m
ABrFAIT can't Jrnuura SATURDAY, May -. noon.
FItuN TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER $780,
III uniform In Hize and unsurpassed ID ~
saloon. State-TOuHs. SfnOAing ana BAN
a. re pIacrd dsr- where the noise and motion ato
as f, anotding degree Of comfort hitherto unaIlhaDe
~ iEs-saloon. $50 and 600. gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms StctrIEc, c3S. -
Tor Iu.psction 81 plans information. apply at tho
H. J. COKIIS. Agent
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNiANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun risps 4.5G sun sets.. sjs Clock slow 3fn. les
Moon ises, 4:j2 Moon sOuths. O4S Moons age, days
HIGH WATER IO.IAI-A NJ.
Sandy Hook. 1871 Gov. Island. So Hen Gate lO2l
WAFER TO-DAY. ~
Sandy Hook. $50 Gov. Island. 5JI HeA OAic''lV4O
ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS FOR MONTH OF
ApRIL.
We give the number Of arrivals Of vessels from oTen
countries az this port for the month Of April Distinguish
ing their nationality This table Is oompcd from
Of the Government kept at tho Barge once by MT
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Wrean cleaners

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"A The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMER
CAN FLAG Sailing every TIL Y RSDAY from Philadelphia
CASPIAN sails Thursday May 2, calling at Halifax.
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gituaiions Uanteo--females

CARROLL'S AGENCY for GOOD FEMALE
~ DOMESTICS, at moderate wages ls3 WAVERLY-
PLACE 9Th house west Of 6thave Terms$l for months
IN
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Cost aao fcnno.
Go Ubom it map Concern

20 Wbom II Hlnn VonfcrH
NOTICE OF SIGNMENT.-NOtice is hereby
~ given that JACOB FINK and JOHN JACOB
FINK Of Engewooi the County OF Bergen ani state o.
Newersry hath this day made assignment 10 the sub
scber OF their estate equal benefit OF their creditors
and that the exhibit their respective claims
under oath affirmation, within the term Of three
Dated April II. 1875. ROBERT BONSALl.
No. 02 and % Pavoniaave Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Sales Oh Aurnou

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-Tbe UNDER
~ signed viii sell at public auction at 1? sATuR-
DAY May = 1878 al No. IS whitehast. corner OF Water
this city the furniture and fixtures Of lager beer
loon. by order Of assignee OF mortgage.
JOHN e. LYAT Marshal and Aucticneer.
AsHBEL Z. FITCH, Attorney for Assignee.
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CHAMBERMAID, &c.-A respectable girl as
~ chamberlain and waitress light homework no Oh
lection tohc country best city reference 49, West l0hst
sfaf ira hack
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STATE LINE.
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, pUBLlN. BELFAST
LONDON DERRY and the PARIS EXPOSITION Prom
Pier RIVER, foot Il tgual-st., a. follows:
STATE or GEuRtiI A.............. Thursday, May
STATE MAY =
STATE OF NlN ADA lui Ht'l' 'l',
Ir-t cabin $50 90 romuOiduh-; return
tickets reduced second cabin, SO Seerage al
lowest rates. - 49, ......- . 80
No. ~ ETuIIway, Sew. YORK
STETRNGE tickets At No - Broadway, ana al tue Com
pRny's pier foot Of Cana-st, North RIVER
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR RTO DE JANEIRO. TOUCHING At ST THOMAS,
PARA. PEHNAMBJ co, AND BAHIA. TO LAND
AND pASSENGEHl
The first class steamship CITY OF RIO DE
JANEItO GOO tons Captain Wen, Will sail for the above
ports SATURDAY Nay T. at p IN Freight al low rates
IL the above
Freight received Roberts Dock. brooklyn.
INSURANCE LOWER THAN ny Any OTHER. LIN"
SHIPPERS DIES KI Sc IN-tRANCECAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight engagement, OF Iae-ago having elegant &C
c. II. MALLORY & CO. Agents,
once, Pier 20 East River.
steamship CITY or PARA will folio" on the
On Of June. .-..... $1,000,
Thc CITY OF no DEJASEIRO will touch GA her first
~ 4 A. 1 coin ana
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D.l LAFAYETTE PLACE. - Responsible
sD parties can nd largo suitable for parties OF gen
temen ladies' families well furnished, with excellent
hparh rcferencea exchanged.
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DAKTIES desirOus OF leaving The city as
early lst OF NAY be accommodated with excel
lent board aud pleasant and surroundings at private
house In CaycTack Columbia " Y shady grounds
and piazzas fine In vicinity horse aud pacton be
had by the hour the locality heal hful;
famous air terms reasonable Address H. d. Box 90 Caver
ckCDi % y Y
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COOK.-A young woman rs frst-class cook
~ understands kinds OF baking and desserts city o
county best city references. 233 West l7th-st
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COOK.-A very respectable colOred woman
Y as trstcass cook thoroughly understands pastry an
meats for private family. boarding house or hotel uy
country. No. j37 Gthaye, second dOOr above 32d'st
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,itiON Ilo 80; @ ~ r 49, 20
PLEASANTLY situated aud In the immediate vicinity OF handsome
private the large and aGy the table
good and prices reasonabei ine DIVES excellent boating
and fishing. y. ID. CARRlQGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03

TRESS.-By an active girl as trst-claSs
w waitress able TO take mans place exceedingly neat
her duties. and fully capable give the highest tts
tmonals from rstclass families Call at 90 Othave be-
tween Both aud 3Gh.sts., first floor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
city CAunei,.

Our City fathers met last Friday evening
20 square up their business for the year.
aresent-C -Councilmen Wheeler Rice Bond,
salston and Wyatt The Mayor Beias al :
sent. the Recorder presided
Finance committee reported fsvorab,y upon
The bills OF n H Allen & Co, for $50, and
he Marshal, for SIS. so. and both were al
loved. The Marshal was ordered to collect
he latter from the property holders.
Following bills were referred to Finance
Committee. F. N Westfall, per eent.
commission on c.necting 81. COO in taxes; J.
Sr4dwohl. repairs to No. Is hose, SIS 20.
Following bills were allowed: F. NJ
-yestfall, So; same. sll.5O; $3.50; same,
SIG. so; witness fees, So so; Night-watc!,.
SO; Coll Van Cleve, SIS; J. Gradwohl,
1925; J. D. Layton. s77.s5.
Marshal was ordered to put up three lamps
one at the corner of the DEsEocR4r build.
ng, one on Lyon street near the canal cross.
ng, and the other near the residence of Ans.
Marshall
Council then adjourned until january I,
1873, at which time the new members VII
sake their seats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

Through Dewey 3 TO. Patent Agents.
San FFaaeiseN, we reeeivs tae follawiag lis
of Z. S. patents, granted to Paei.e COas
tIvslsocs. vi.
Henry H. Volt. Eal- M, w. T. hoo'ss f,
carrying fishing iiies; Alsah G. Austii, Oak
land, Cal, piston water meter; n. ". Green,
:. W. Hoag. uf San Jaei itn. AMI T. p. Cieve
land, of M0lntaia Hoasa, Cal, rs.ilWay i.ii-
brakes; z. G. Hal, Healdsburg, Cal, or
oasting furnace; r R lander. Turl,,cz
Cal. Windmill; A D. e.lay, S. F., Cal.
i5ht weight rope: San1 Spencer Tur oclz
Cal, harvester; w. f. Van 4hn and s. Jack
son, Stockton, Cal, well bosing mac line
J. B. Ward, s. F, Cal, c ,mLiaed r..ilG
md cond nit; V. Kiagwel, s r., Cal, gar
len-y valves trademarks Haas Bros, F i.
snd n Y, oysters; Charles S. Hawley, s
F., Cal, piiverized sugar; J. o. Nanti.ori,
Astoria, ogn-, packed and preserved fish and
meats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

IrpAxos, o. Jan. i, Isl

IrnAvoN, o.. Jan /. 1877.
Editor De-aocrz.
The old year for awhile bid fair to usher
in lsOtiing new for the incoming one, but
fortunately just IN tie el. sing hs.rr,s u pro-
grarame was inaugurased which not only
made FIRST day Of the new year highly enjoy
abe hut, it is to be hoped, set an example
which will be fol owed as each new year in
its turn comes rolling ronnd. 1t was sug-
geste,l that on NV Years day, all that felt
so inclined would open their houses aud
entertsin their fsienis with refreshments,
aud Of course it was left soiely to the ladies'
to sec as to tho elre and entertainment Of
their gentleman friends The fs.isowirs ladies
received guests: Mrs. J. Ralstor, assisted
by Mesdanies C, and JOIN RSlston, Mrs. ].
L. Cowan, Mrs DR.. Pal,aiti, Mrs. L. Morris,
Mrs. n MeCully. Mrs. A. Gaines, Mrs. 4.
Erwin, Mrs. r. NJ. Powers, Mrs. w. 5.
Eikins AMI Mrs F. NJ. Miller. Attic proper
titno some I. irty of the eigns sns OF Lebanon,
began their pleasant juraey of paying thei.
kiuiest regards and well wishes to tho gen
erous hospitali y of their kind hostesses.
The tables everywhere were spread With the
choicest variety Of all th..t caud Il pnaSibl,
tempt the appetite Of the callers. ForawIilc
all seemed to enjoy themselves at the bouiit.
tiful feasts prepared, but soon the inner man
became fully satisfied and toward the last
only the eye cu,lldrehsh fully what had been
qrepared. But all things must end, and this
happy occasion finally closed, but not with
out sad and unplea ant feature Two Of
the most prominent and leading business men
of the town were borne to their homes
By their fellow callers The scene was
highly enjoyed by all, and we are happy 10
say reelected no dishonor nn the parties them
selves, or heir friends who SO kindly cared
for them and honored them with so much
dignity. We trust that nights rest vii
fully restore them to their accustomed vigor.
and that they will be fully able to measure
tape and jump their counters with as much
alacrity as in days of yore After the calls
and festivities of the occasion were over, the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the gentlemen.
Reso,rel, That the ladies' of Lebanon who
so generously and kindly entertained us to-
day with their presents and refreshments.
receive our thanks, trusting that this day of
our new year mag inaugurate new pleasures
and hopes which viii lie fully realizel to their
desires, and that they bear with US our kind.
est regards for their future prnsperit and
happiness. OBSERVER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
sheriTe Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN lry virtue Of decree of foreclosure
and order Of sale issued out Cf the Circuit
t'ouFt of the state Of oregon, for the County
Of Linn on the 12th day Of November,
A. % 1877. upsn judgment and tit cree
rend-fed in said Court ssn the 22d day of
Octs'ber. A. d. 1877. In favor of A. Wiley,
admin stratssr of the individual and co.
partnership estate of Samuel Farmer, de
ceased. Fla ntiff. and against ]. ID. Glass
and Alice Glass, defendants for the sum of
&.O3.32 in gold go of the United states,
with Interest there n. at the rate of one
yer cent. per month from the SAID I'D of
'ct0lNr, 1877. and he further sum of S3s. 45
costs of sui 10 me directed and delivs TED,
have levied upon the following described
cal properly, tO-wiI: The undivided one
half Of \ saw mill. and the undivided one
half sR tn PttelI as.res Of n | upon which
said mill is SitJ.aietI and known as Wiley'S
saw mill, In Township I3, South oT Ran9e
! East In Linn County, Oregon. the same
being the mortgaged PROMISES men ians d
and de>t.rihed la said oecree and order IF
sale, and on
Saturday, TIE Ieth day Of Jan, 4 D rs,
vt the hour of one O'Clock In the af ernoon
nfAaid day, at the Court ii, uSe dnnr in Linn
County. siIexo will tl' At pubic satIS'= ists
u The highest bidder. sIid bereInb fore de-
scrihed rial property for gold coin, cash Ia
hand p4id tn d AZ Of sale, To 81 isfv said
uTr1 InelIIisla.-ss iII said sietrs and oI der Si
sale wit the aas.r l. q t-oS'S.
Dated Xoyembt 80. 1877.
J. g. HERREN,
DI7ws Sh'ff. Linn Co., CT.
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King, PrOt
A LaD.r Riot.
u. Ii. RAYMOND. r. II

A couple of gentlemen, having rooms in
9arrish's brick. bought load of wood yes
ser,lay and each one hire a man to saw it up
vithont knowing that the other had mad.
Ike arrangements. One hired Chinese Jim
nd the other hired healthy ynung German.
If course they got into a mutldle, each one
lppo sing that the other WAS taking his iol
way fir IN him. At last the German caught
,e Chinaman by the shoulders and marching
i'm to the Chile'e 1rarters, gave him shove
ITO the alley. The China aian was then re-
forced by about sco.e o his fellows, aui
stAerilg clubs, p-ep..rA to wage a relsnt-
,ss war upon the mclieau man. Bat q',itc
owl haviAs coieetel Oh tac streets the,
,nelu led 1t WAS nat c. iueive TO their good
ealth, and Yong Bismarck fiui,hed his iol
.ithoat being nlolestel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

Jesse Irvine was over from Scio last week
Ie looks just as sweet and begui ing as ever
Billy Staiger couldn't stand it. He had
10 come up here to spend his New Year.
Ed Pentland, of the Dalles, spent last
'abbath in this city, visiting the family OF
Jas. q. Foster.
Dr. John H. Irvine, the gay young pill
.eddler of Peoria, spent most of the holidays
in this city.
Miss Minnie Canon, whom we mentioned
asst week as being here visiting her old friends.
cit for school at Forest Grove last Tuesday
corning The young lady has a host o
riends in this city, and they we're very SOFT.
. see her leave SO soon
Fred Mccoy and family left us last Tues
ay for California They viii first go to Mi,
itas, but viii probably locate permanent:
It Napa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
9aa. 4. lN9s.


During the past week ue have had very
cold weathsr-at least cold for this ecu ltry-
bat the Indications are now that it is about
over We nsalsy always have our cold
weather Ia the latter part Of December or
duriAg the iisss weeks in January. 40 1t is fair
to presume that when this spell is over We
viii have no more ice. During the past week
the Thermometer has indicated the following
figure. at about ]. so o'clock each morning
Fsiday Dec. sS- IS above zero.
Saturday. Dec 29-s7s
Sabbath. Dec 39-ss.
Moad :, Dec sl-es'
Tuesday. Jan. lis
Wednesday, Jan. Pr
Thursday. Jan ess
Between tie h.urs Of is s'cioek and 3 in
the afternoon of each day the mercury has
ran up 10 between So and 4oa Ponds hav
frozen over, tae ice being barely thick eaongl
to allow small boys the pleasure Of skating.
and although the mounsains around US are
covered with snow, none has yet appeared on
our streess-st least not enough to cover the
sidewalks
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

eur e;tizeps must not forget that next
Tuesday night is the time set for that grand
musical entertainments. The following per.
sons VIII appear on thas evening. and as the
public IS well acquainted with each one
there IS no use in cur recommending them:
Mrs. J. 3. Wyatt. Miss Laura Tate, Miss
Nettie Piper, Miss Annie Griffin. Miss Fan
ME Strahan, and other prominent musical tai
ent. besides the Albany Orchestra. The pro-
gram.he we were not abe to obtain, but we
ars informed that It IS as good if not better
taan any one which has bsen offered TO our
people IN many years. The entertainment
vii be givea At the Opera House. and the
adaais.ian win be only 80 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

An HIsToRIcAL FAcT.-Every agent who has oosa
steadily selling the Improved so Homestead Sewing
Machine for three years, his dwelling house has
good account in bank Is clear Of debt and has money
at atnterstthe natural consequence Of securing good
lency for superior goods at the lowest prices Reod
irstclass Sewing Machine ussfulreiisbe q ali
times. easy 10 gndsrsaand and control the same aize
and does the same work any machine that sell a.
FouR TIMns the prics. there Is machine II any
price better, that viz do ansr or more work, and
certainly none 90 log In price BY many dollars. The
HOMESTEAD 10 widely known and used In thousands Of
families in the Eastern and Middle States and daily be-
coming popular In the West. It viii save its east
era times in season, doing the work Of the
family, vil earn four five dollars day for any
nan woman who ssws Tor living It Is the strong
es machine made Is ready at al times TO do It's work
makes the strongest and anest stitch yet invented
and is fully sex lovledgei sh3 sndard Family Sew
ing Machine Price, complete 70. domestic use, SO
delivered your door, matter how remote yoH may
reside Business permanent and honorable, with
c5r.ain and rapid sales and larger profits than any
other Extraordinary liberal offers made to local
travelling gents where have established; or,
there Is ageut you, send your order direct to
the fac-ory. Address john H. Kendall Co.. 421
B-oaiway, New York. v13n17y1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
prom the s.lsm nsreury.I
Or. souvse.,s szaali.us.

This eminent French physician and sar
gem Is at present stopping at the Ckemeke-
u Hotel in this city. He is now making q
tour Of the Pacific Coast and will remain in
Oregon but short time. Having noticed
frequent mention in our exchanges Of this
gentleman since he has been In our State,
and having read some statements Of his in
vention, the Spirometer, for the treatment
of throst and lung diseases, we visited his
rooms to-day and examined and tested, to 3
limited extent, his instrument In our
humble Judgment the Doctor has struck the
key note in his beautiful invention for the
treatment Of throst and lung diseases. We
are fully convinced that its general use
would completely revolutionize the treat
rnent Of these old kindred diseases and re-
snls in great good to humanity. DIR. Mathieu
has successfully treated number Of cases
daring his short stay In the Capital city,
and TO these persons the public are referred
fur proof Of the efficiency and beneficial re-
sults derived from his treatment Mr. J. G..
Adkins, veil known citizen Of this city,
has besn suffering for years past with =
partial paralysis Of the right side, His con-
lition has been greatly bettersd by few
days OF Mr.. Mathieus 9 treatmenk The right
side Of his face and Fixht shoulder, IN
which there has been . constant sensation
Of coldRess, and the nerves partially para
lyzed, have become warm aud resumed their
natural action aud feelings Mrs. Adkins
also, has for years been afflicted With catarrII
ia the head, which has been greatly relieved
and almost entirely remedied by few DAYS
vt the Doctors treatment A gentleman.
residing in Salem, to whom we are authorized
70 refer inquirers, but Who pLefers that his
name shall not appear in print, hiss been suf-
fering for years with neuralgia, was, to all
appearance, permanently relieved by one
application Of the Spiroineter We hear OF
,ther cases, bat the sbove are sufficient to
give the public an idea OF the efficiency OF
the Doctors treatment and of his instrument,
the Spiromster. W. hope that much good
may result from Doctor Matthews visit to
pur city, and feOl ike heartily recommending
the afflicted to at least give him trial.
DR.. SouYielle Mstthieu viii let his patients
have one of his instruments for the sum of
i25, aud physicians can buy them, with the
right to practice, for $1,000
Patients in the country can be treated at
home by sending description of their case
70 the Doctor at his office in the st. Charles
Hotel, Portland.
LIT. S1avIelis Matthew's Nasal CAtarrh
solution is warranted to cure Il at srrible
disease A bottle Of the Solution With COM
plete directions for use will be sent to any
address on the receipt Of $40
DR.. Matthews permanent office il at the
St. Charles Hotel, Portland, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
ATTN Fan as Az.


A geodly number os onr subscr:befse e-oinpt-
y responded to our call : few wssks ago. aud
a so al.ier Tor had ier1 number failed to do SO.
Now, fii-nds. That appeal was not made Ia
fun. A grsst ma iy things ars done at this
Office just Tor fua, but that wasn't one Of
them; it was In dead earnest. We want
inoney; do you camsarp If you do, please
come in and settle NJ all back subscription,
and If you I'LL yoar wheat &, gaol advantage
and IRE flush, We wsaiid not objec 1T all to
receiving one vear's subscriptiou 10 advance
Yen uiiist rct iafer from this that money IS
nsefea run this business. The D3aocRAT
viii ran right along even If ii does not receive
c.ns for its sricsa. The San francisco
naper campanies always send us receiltea
hills when wo order paperpf then inks rolls
into our ofsiee ii kegs and barrels swithnut
money ard without price, type and other
materials. fuel for four stoves, lights, etc,
c st rs nothing az al; we raise everything
,f this Kind in our bac -ysr.l; four or Eve
hands are regularly employed, hut do not
,harse a cent for their services-they work
hard, simply ont Of pur, lore fos the paper;
Es don't even have 10 psy their boarl. as
hey live and grow fat on the satisfaction of
working for su.h modest and benevolent
man as he editor Of the DEMOCRAT. No, no;
money Is not needed to carry on a newspaper
The fact Of it Is, thcagh, that the proprietor
Of this ''shebang' he's concluded to entow
the o.phan's Home, at s4lem. or the State
pexitensi,ry tdon't know which yeti with
The sum of $4,000, and to do this. he has to
call on his long-4uffsring subscribers for
donation. It is for this purpose only that
money is needed. Nothing in the world
would please the cold msn" better thai: to
urn;sh the DEMocRAr free Ito pre.payiug
subscribersl, but those charitable institutions
neati mel above must be sustained. You
see how it is benevo.ence is a redeerning
trait in any ones character. Therefore,
gentlemen, 'ante. :" We have patience Ike
unto job. bat when man owes us for three
or four years sabsc.i ptioa, we ars disposed
to cry out in the langu lge of one of the
characters in the Good Book, chow long, oh,
how long-we won't finish the quotation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Ratzer '.siaasey."

Here is a specimen of the language ed
by some of our young men-it was taken
down by friend OF ours. who overheard the
conversation ON the street:
'.l1ello. Jim. %
''Hello. yourself
'.How You vas >lready:"
'.Bully, you bet !"
'.Iyhere are you of fors"
''oh, just firing around rmnng the gisls. :
So ook ont AMI don't get left =
mot muchee get left -
''Where was %, last III slit."
"oh, up at the OIL pace "
'Well. how was thiags."
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''Well. Jim. that's careful crowd any
way, Are ycu going to take you- girl cut
to-nishts'
Not much, Can't stand l.er racket
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y tumble to your racket. ys jim. and
they fred in,