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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
rhn, Mirn af m,na

Took my plethOric purse few days age on
a shopping excursion, aud returned it looking
as though an elephant had been standing on
it for geological epoch At first / was skind
Il riled, but was Modified on finding that
she had bought with its contents not only a
supply for her own personal wants, but COM
Plete outfits for our assortment of boys and
girls; and when she produced, in addition,
some things for myself that felt too poor to
buy, felt as though our honeymoon had
come again, and at once sent to the preacher
~ho had married us, another piece On in
luiring l learned that she had been at the
One Price Ready Pay Store of Wheeler in
Shedd. | propose to refill that purse and
send her again one of these days for Christ
mas Things" of which she says there is a
splendid stock there. JINKS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
"A ersaas Ea,-G

a p7as 5oal NJ IA Orleans precinct, who has
bsen lalegizz fas seveFai ye4 rs under a sever
attack Of the pen scratches, made a dirt.s
lissle ding fe.s days agai in the C5sapsr
the Denoer4ts who reside ii his precine
saea eoadaes As that IS low Asd eontemptibl,
n any one. bassoands a greattieal worzewhsl
the Pe1son ss.o does It improves every oppor
1nalty $ hen away from home to throw him
sslf outside Il immense quantities Of no
only beer. Lut whisky, ard every other vii
dissection knoEn TO man. We hope he wi
nos agaia SO lar forget his manhood as |,
tgaluee his neigaboFs II such styse.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
mare r.lsoaei St eli.

". c. Myer. of Ashland. who has aeoom-
p'ished more than any one man in improving
the breeds Of horses in this State, has Just
returned from the East with another fine lot
# his favorite animals. We clip the follow
ing from the Railing lCaLl Tslepeaicat:
On Sunday last W. c. NJ -er. of A,hlaa l.
Oregon, who has for number of wears been
the nnSt extensive i,npnr.er and breeder o.
b,opiled STOCK on the Paei e Cost, stopped at
Mnllen's Livery S.Al,'e, with some iine stock
ohtainel ct mreh expense aud great troub'e
The first and most hi.hly va'uea by Mr.
Hyer. was the 'Ar hsa Bo - fine two
sesr-o,d stallion o pnrsly A.. ii;n bluoI /; 4
iaely formed, Ell p-o?ursiaael p and gentle
animal
''Juu'ata', f" twn-yea--o'd Il marc. of import
I'd st ct, wei sht. 400 It's. is alsa fine an
inial. and viii adj lnuch to Mr. Myers al
a-ady large and valu--ble stick of blooled
horses.
The most interesting, and the first import
:ini ,f LIZ kia1 iata Or lsa,i. were ianr
sh.-sl nal !.oai4s The frs, s.R,l biz Fnrs,s,
. Bob for SHIRT anil Burns for ornament
Is a 81 aiii,,a tssa years a.i, weighs 23O pounds
!. IS inches high. a,ll \ iaalel nf beauty.
MOI l." 70 Inches aisl, wei sit 24l pou ids,
$ also fine animal These two were bred
in Kentucky ..Nettie," two-yesr-ol6
lack. 33 inches high. weight IL pounds
nd 'iKitt e "a twa- year I'D black. SO inches
u h. weight, 20f lN,n ala. were inparte,
tts.cs rom ihe S stisnd Islands, and ar
perfect re r=>.s.
Misunderstanding ttei- lonz ard " AIRY t:ii,
ca,ss tn, e,Isi lent ly ri s.,a l. the iinise-
se=e AZ IN ..ae d e4ni len. Lut locked little
ough gor want ef cars sloag the road
Mr. II. er Travelled i,eariy io, COO nj Is dur
-is this "trip t. get the stock he b-sTlghE wsth
in. aud tle eNneasi;iave ns nsoasy was nee
=ssasiiy large. ani il es;.s lie 10 mach eredii
-. tn. jiaf,s-est he sas taken - Improve the
ss. G.. of this cast
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Ess YEA So:

What dil ne tel yOu al last week about
cold weathe- Promotiag the uatrilioril i Sis-
easel What we sail has beoa duly verified
A soon Is the mercury descended as low as
p Aoovs zsr,. sway went the young folks Tor
InaFrlas95.e fa-ks. rAthsr1 pelI meli. helte,-
siIel5sr. all healing for one objective point
= plaes where marriage could be solcmai1ed.
Frank Davis ed the way With Miss Clark,
early Tresslay iaorHiag. and tie noon TRAN
bsousat ssvsrI coap,es from the county.
On W. lnesdsy nso-niag John B,eviAs led Ii.
Bs..Isiful l9;ide 10 ths aitsr, ani We hear o:
ssvesal othe eolp'es thai are jast about to
lsanca oas into tie matrimonial sea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
The rresbyter.an entertainment.

That much -talked-of entertainment and
supper, given by the Ladies' of the First Pres
byterian Church, came off last Tuesday svsn-
ing and was perfect success ia every par
ocular. Tho audience during the entertain
ment was the largest we have seen n this City
tor some time. but many of them did not
'emain for refreshments About $500 were
aiken in, and we learn that the ladies will
;lear probably about $50. A very good
evenings work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Now ensers.

Albany Lodge, 40 4 L o. 0. F.. at its
last meeting e..sted fnll set of officers fSr
the ensuing year. and on last Wednesday
evening they were Installed by District Dep
atty Grand Master Jos. Emery, of Corvallis.
Following are the names: Ed R NJ Carter.
n. G.; Geo. F. Simpson. V. G.; P. H Ray
mend, R. c.; Henry J. Clark, P. s.; n.
Baum. Treas. Walter Keschun, r. S. n. G. !;
John H Burkhart. L 5. N.G J. FIeisch-
ner, R S. V. G.i A. Wheeler, L S. V. G. j;
jos Webbsr, 0. G.; E A. Parker, 1 G. !;
Ed zsyss. w; W. @ Tweedale, c.; a. C.
layton, R S. s; o. S. Denny, L. S. s.;
Trustees. john Briggs. E O. Parker and
Walter kesehG.n.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
life Insurance.

W. F. Hall, of this-eity, is now Superin.
tendent of the Agencies of the North Pacifi,
Mutual Life Association, of Portland, aud
has goae to The Dtlles to introduce the
company which he represents. This COMPANY
is perfectly on the square, and is so simple ii
its workings that any one can understand it.
Losses are paid mp promptly as soon as notice
If death is received. We cheerfully recon-
mend Mr.. Hall, and the company he repre-
'ents, to the peop.eo of the Dalles and yicinity.
after he gets through with his business there
'e will work mp the Yakima. klickitat
Umatilla. Walla Walla and Palouse couatry.
success to bi.n.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Ts e-tizeas e:eaeraRy.

We wish to call your attention to prOjec
which Il now being advertised in oar paper
namely, the publication OF combined MAJ
and history Of Linn and Marion counties ii
atlas form We have examined specimens o
the same kind of work, executed by tn,
gentlemen who propose getting up this, and
judging from those. we give the enterpriiss
our unqualified support. We also think that
oar citizens generally viii do all in thei
power to help it along as soon as the proiec
Is explained to them
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Property Sid.

On Friday of last week the warehouse ar
rstom mills in this city, belonging to Rapha
aeadle, wero sold at Sheriff sale Fleiscl
r, Mayer & Co., of Portland, who were Il.
,aviest or ditors, bought in the property f
1000. On Saturday morning the Sheii
id the two buildings and lots on the corn
First and BroadAlbin, now occupied ]
Inningham & Co. and Phil Cohen also b.
,lgiRg to Mr.. Cheadle. They were bid q
Senders & Sternberg, of this city, q
AS. Mr.. Cheadle's attorneys filed Q,
,caions to the sale, which viii be settled
e March term of the Circuit Court befo.
he sale can be confirmed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Fr n, Beat IN.

We yeste.dsy had the pleasure OF a call
rn our stanach oh De nocratie friena.
i!55n Sd .nnon, os Munroe, Benton c7untS.
Js gives US cheering news from Benton,
,esming quitc cert. a"f the Democracy carry
lag the county next June. With d few more
ch hive, working men in the party as Iii t
hannoa there can &c no doubt Of a compile e
)snluc.Gtie sue css over there t..is year.
Haa j. z Hag ass, of Soap Greel, Be5-toli
;llnty, tells Vi tilAt tho 'laai ltch Il breat :.
AZ oas ai.Asas tbs cattle i is Il .bor40od
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

QuININE ARSENIC form the basis of many Of the
,sua renlsdss III the marke-, and the at rssort
1 physicians and pe1 10 who know no bstssr medicine
en- y TOR chs distressing comp ant Ths effsc s
i c.thst Of those drugs oessruct1ve to tbs system
tuens hea -asho Intestinal disorders vertigo diz.
ness, ringing Of the ears and depression Of the con.
,.itu ioAal health A ER' AGuR CURE is negotiable
lseoye-y, cJnsaiIlng Mother qunine a-seaic nor any
lie .e-ou5 ingredient, and is ilfail he and r Ia
'lre for every form vi Esver and Ague It's effects
permanent and Ger ain, and injury can result
ON its e. Besides bong positive cure for Fever
nd Ayue in all its forms, II is also erior remedy
Liver Com lailts It is excellent tonic and pre-
Yelta.ve as Wen as cure OF All complaints peculiar
iecy the Liver and hillary apparatus thus slim
llat.ng the system to vigorous, healthy condition
O.. sal., by all daalerS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Grange Elest,sn.

At the ann. N e,ecsi,n of Tangent Granp
20. P. of H, held few days ago. tn
slowing officers were chosen f,r the ensuin
ear: Master. Jas w. Jiur,lan; Oversee
y Benedict; /. ecturer, D. NJ. Cook; stew
Il. w. S Warwick; Assistant Steward, L
1. CooS; Chaplain, J0hn Llper, Tsessurc.
i F. Wyes; ) cretary, J. H. Scott: GA
eeper, NJ Ca'laway; Ceres, CHAR y Luper
,lnona S. E. Dan∈ Flora, NJ. J. Scon
.ady Assistant Steward. Ella Luper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Ncw Eara ,urs s:-Ee.

Ar. Jzs. Damn is hes recently brought n
and opened out ia this city a magnifce'
stock Of fursiture. whisa he IS now disposii
Of at very low rates. As hs IS an old hal
ab the business he viii be very apt to su
those who vi II to lag ia a stock of furnitur
H.s place OF business : ia Iii ler's BIC
wases h. viii = p!ease.i to meet all "
want angling ia his iae. Look at his I'D,
aai sec waas he has co. sale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
New Zealand Insurance CO.

The above is the ns.l.ls of a new insurance
company which has just commenced bushes.
IN our city. 1t has been established years.
and has done business on this Coast sine,
1875. bat not until tlais winter has 1t opene'
out in this State It has capital of s., 600.
COO, and is connected with tSo other bust
ness institutions whose capital aggregate,
s54. .0oo. .ooo, making It prob2bly the frmes
company On the globe. John H. BarkhaI
has been appointed agent for this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

To have happy new year in lS79-buy
your goods during rs at the one price ready
pay store of Wheeler in Shedd. He is just
as willing and better able than ever before to
serve You. Little danger of those who have
tlisd that plan being again deluded by the
specious proposal to ''give all the time you
want. and charge no interest
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
R.ca4r.. = ). :, v.i aga n.

We are please TO see that aceommodat'n n
;atleman, Mr. John a rArpp. on our stre,t
al 1 with an e;esart b and a splsal'i
am, ready to Accommodate the public as {
IRE. Mr L. i, worthy of the fullest pa
mage fro oar citi1sas. Prompt with b.
gage .neuts, a careful ana experienced rein
an, and LIBERAL in his charges, We sak
"as-'rN - commanding him TO the favor o
ur citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

Rev. E FsysOn hammond, the gre re-
valist, who OrguliAed 50 mary revivsls ia
E us State a few years ago, has recsntl had
eat success in Yonkers, n. Y More thai
e ehundred persons there, unde heiafuence
; his IRE c4ing, signed the ''covsA;.l. .
e Rev. a. B. Earle, who was also he.e,
) been preaching at Rockville, Conn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

The following Inspired liAss VII oh hsvs
been stolea for ths occasionl are rsspsostully
daAcztsd 70 oar Albany barbsrs:
SHAVE. brsthsT shave Wish sai =,
Bun sh1ss In hurry "a h sassomaire,
Jam him down IN big arsn.ehs:rs,
I'm hlsmunsh with the warm iatsAirs,
snygsst the need Of Arsstorairs,
On Eccount Of the th;nne.5 Of his hairs,
Mover mind Il has cross or swssrs,
Shave bro her. shave With calrs,
and chsrgs each victim full qaartsire.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Fine ru.I eaten.

Aboat the handsorae.t publication we ever
} .pped oar optical orbs upon is the holiday
amber Of the spirit st' the Tine. edited
al published by Marcus D. Brouck, at San
ancisco. Its engravlngs are spleadia, and
- reading matter, boLh historical and de-
zcriptiye. Is deeidedly interesting
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
IN, -. .lzs.

W. aszs ju't rsc..s4 two beautiful n. v
soags from t1e n isis ho1se OF D. P. FAIL
10 lisville. Ksntuc y. Their titles are e 'Twa
oa No might Nig It, Ny Love, and .
we shoa d Meet, aad bosh ara such perfe'
cs rs taas t.aey are now al the rage IN Il
East, If you cannot get than here, send t
tie above address, or else let Mir. Fosha
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

Ths c5-valIs G4zssee -ia7 inst commenced
a nsw volume, and now promises more to il
readers thGn ever Icors. It is a sp iendi
! ,cal paper, and is doisg good work for tbs
great enterprise N.ien our counties art
nov pas ing fora4rI to cOmpie.ion-the
Yaaaiua Raj rs,af
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

Our friends who have favored US with tlls:r
patronage during the past year win please
accept our thanks for the same. and those
having unsettled accounts will please call and
settle the same at once, as wc desire to square
mp our books Immediately, and need all that
Is due to enable us 60 do so.
E. C.iRTER 4 soN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Coming Home.

Hon. John r Hughss has recently hea
ON his father, old "Uncle George" al
LIS US that the old felix's have got abo
.ough of Illinois and are proEably on the
" back to their Webfoot home by Il
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
H. csnnla.sn.

oas . osr many young lawyers expresses
himself thrsly:
This conclusion thsa draw:
Thtt exercise Of Jaw
twisting, Indla-rnbber law
Il as gooi
rs the exercise Of paw
Upon the hsnIls Of 5 raw,
Stwing wood.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

F.. s Dannins has rscsived large lot Of
rosewood easkets from San Francisco They
are the handsOmest. ehsapsst and best in the
valley, and can be had in half an hour after
the order is received. Remember that they
are of al sizes and very cheap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Patrons OF nu.baudry.

The Linn County Business Council, P. q
H, viii meet with the Knox Butte Grange
ON the Sc ond Monday in January, 1878, and
will remain in session two days All Patrons
are invited to attend
g. z. CRAWFORD. Pros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
"a .Al.ea.z's -.asI X aso.

Rev. T D. Wife iAs.r MS us thas hc vii,
y spec al request, co.nmeace a lsrotrScte'
aeetins st tho A lpsin School House, ne /
ii.lers Station, on Saturday, Jan. 10, 1875
al viii continue 1T for several days, koi>ins
:. wees 10th IN the .lorDinI and evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
CA.e...lArs.

Yesterday we received some beautiful Ca
;ldars for the ensuing year-tiIree from
Bancroft Co, of San Francisco, and ts {
f'--l,s White, of thesams place. Thanh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

A corp 6 from lca. ohedd's Station came
down to this city on New Years Day, and
alter some H55le trouble, dropped IN upOl
Justice Wo-ver5oa and we're made one 1iesh.
Tasir names wers Davis and Ce9n.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
ce.rxe's $ rla,iaY.

The ladies' of the Aid Society will give a
,,ci he at the Paciie npera House on the
evening Of the 22d of February.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

~ The National Gold Medal was awarded
teb Rradley . ERuloIsOA for the best Phot0Erapl Z
"a the UhlIed rioIes, ana the Vienna Medal 10
~ hest IN thewWrld.
40 Montgomery Street. San Francisco
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Fish Fish. Flshi

julius Joseph now receives all kinds of
,.esh tsh obtainable every day at noon. Sal
moa sold at so cents ea.h.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
Religious.

Divine services viii be held in St. PEERS
Episcopal Caurch next Sunday evening at
o'elocS All are invited to attend
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
H1En.

sPRESGES.-Ia this city, Dec. SO, 1877, CHARLES
''sD, S'n q A. 8, aad Mary Sprslger, aged years
and months.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

rhr fniivi1. - tis.' itSI ,f & tiers T,snialninr
n Y =; tfsIri.. kltsAav. i-sfs r.uHty. ar
"a, A. 3, IS-S = .rs..Hts Calling for th'Ss
it r ''u-t sivr thg datswin snlcil tfi-y weF.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04
s.ate .rs....sss . Not.ee.

Persons holding State warrants win 6i
= advsrrisenent in to-day paper which ma
be of interest to than Look it mp.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

AS family medicine in all ordi, ary dis
eases incident tu cIlild-life. nothing will be
found more universally adapted ~ such
0ASss than Eress's Hamburg 1ea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-04

gentlemen.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-08
NUMBRRIo

Senator from Indiana (NIr. Voorhees, is
still before the country. There is testimony
however, by Il witness who may be regarded
as more impartial than he Judge sterncr
than he. L will read what he saws. GMr.
Lamar here quoted from the remaks of Mr..
Hoar, one of the managers on the part of
the House of Representatives in the Belknop
Impeachment trial, in regard to official cor
rruptlon In the Federal government, Now
York city and various States the expulsion
OF members of the House of Representa-
tives for selling cadetships, etc, and resum-
ing his argument, said Mr.. President.
we, the successors of these men, are here to.
day. BY policy which is a noteworthy
-ta" s>inataenth- -ccntury,we hays,come
TO mingle with the representatives from the
States of this Union in a common council
Tor the good of this country. We come no
longer as representatives of the capital in.
terests of the South. Wo come, not as
allies OF the laboring men of the North, but
as laborers ourselves-every one of US and
all our constituents taught the stern lesson
OF the necessity of earning our subsistence
by the sweat of our face. But, Sir. We
come with our convictions unchanged as to
the necessity of the laboring class being pre-.
tected In all their rights aud all their inter
csts, tor when they sink the social fabric Of
society must sink and crumble with them.
But we como believing that they are honest,
that they are selErcliant and true to their
obligations, and that what is their duty to
DO they will feel it to their interest to do.
We have differed upon this great question,
but OF one thing the world may be assured,
tnat no Suuthoru sruator, .opivsent;ns >he
Southern people, will give vote upon the
one side or the other which is not designed
to protect the laboring classes of this country
alike with its capital, or, on the otherhand.
that will not preserve untarnished the sacred
honor Of America. (Applause in the gal
leries)
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-08

SMALL THINGs.-In order to make farm.
ing decided success in the South we must
educate ourselves in the way of giving more
attention to the small things connected with
the business. In other words, we must
bring ourselves into the habit of ssmakinr
every edge cut" and saving every thing
no matter how in significant, that comes WITH.
IN our reach. A strict adherence to this
rule is what makes it pay at the North
the main profit coming to the Northern
farmer grows out Of his savings of small
things--a cent here and cent there. Ono
hundred OF these cents make a dollar, YOU
see, and very often We might save hun
drcd, and not unfrequcntly several hundred
OF them in single day, where we now per-
NIT them to go to loss. One hundred dav
would be s365 added 10 your year by profits,
which would be no Insignificant affair, es
pecially to the person running his business
on somewhat small scale.
In times past, when everything was flush.
we were able to get along reasonably we'll
without concerning ourselves about small
things, SO we allowed them to go by the
board, as beneath our notice. Finally this
became habit with us, and we took upon
ourselves kind of false dignity relative to
small things-thought it uadignified to give
them the least attention. But those flush
times are not lowering. over this section of
country now, and hence change must be
made, and the sooner made the better for
us aud for the South in general. To make
it will be no easy task, however. 1t cannot
be inaugurated by one fell swoop, as it
were-the individuals making up our farm
ing population must bring it on gradually,
by commencing to practice it themselves,
each throwing off his false dignity without
regard to what shall be said by this ':digni-
tary' or that. Each for himself alone most
adapt and live up to that adage which teach
es us that if We "take care Of the dimes
the dollars will take care of themselves. -
Mobile Tribune.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-08

CHARCOAL FOR ANIMALs.-It is difficult
to doctor brute animals, because they cannot
tell what is the matter with them; aud prob
ably three.quarters of the attempts made
to relieve them only make matters worse.
Generally they are sick from over-eatug.
1t is not uncommon for horse or COW in
the pasture to cat too much green clover or
apples or something else disarranges their
stoinaohs; or in the barn they will get into
tho meal barrel, and suffer from the effects
In all suoh cases the remedy is pulverized
charcoal. TakeTit new from the wood fire,
grind it, and pour it down their tbroats.--
1T never can do any injury, and in hun
dreds of cases it has afforded speedy relief
There is no animal that over.cpts SO often
as pig; and, as resulative Of his diges-
tive powers, there is nothing so good as
charcoal. II should always be kept in the
pig-stye, and in small quantities fed every
few days, and it is worth MOI, than the
same bulk in corn,-En.