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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-13
IxDiAN DEPaEDArIoxa.

II has been established by an ati
hority higher than sny Law that the
country belongs to the white race. Il
Ines not, however, follow that the
reaties are to be disregarded. The
border settlers should prove that they
belong to higher and more civilized
race.
Il behooyes Us 70 effect such an or.
ganization Of the State Militia as will
enable Us to place in the field a sufi-
eieat force to repel Indian invasions.
The General Of the Stcte has made
some suggestions as to the means Of 20
.,lacing al efficient force In the field at
short notice. The frontiersman should
have a good gun Of his own. The In
lizns should be deprived Of their supe-
rior arms.
The sufferers Of the Indian depreda-
ions should be partly Unidentified BY
the general government.
Tie q. S. must be held responsible
for these depredations.
The BurIinghane Treaty was an nm
fortunate piece Of diplomacy. The Inn
migration Of Chinese Is benefit T.,
capitalist but an injury to the Iaborer,
and the latter injury rebounds on to
the capitalist by populating the State
With an inferior race.
Tie Chinese Lave no right 10 be
permitted to come here, as they do,
under circumstances of involuntary
servitude.
The heads hurriedly taken 20 as to
he put before our readers in our next
issue give, necessarily, but faint idea
of the Governors address, which was
replete.. with sound statesmanship and
good sense; and clothed in eloquent
language.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-13

The chief Object which the state bas
IN accepting this grant, i 70 sell the
land acquired under It at the earliest
possible moment, for It's own benefit
and for that Of the purchasers.
He recommended the enactment Of .
rigorous vagrant law, ard the encour-
agernent Of a State National History
Society.
He urged tie Importance Of taking
sosne Efficient measures for equalizine
asseesrnent throughout the State.
Spoke briefly Of the interest Of Oregon
IN the Paris Exposition and Of the
election Of a Z. S. Senator, concluding
IA the foliowin words:
an closing my term Of service as
Governor, desire 10 express my ac
know Judgments to the outgoing Treas
urer Hon. 4. r. Brown, for his uni-
form courtesy, and for his acts Of per
sonal kindness during the period Of
our official association bly, thanks
are also due to the other officers and
employees of the State for many favora
/ shall always hold in grateful reHem
,rance my pleasant and friendly reja.
tions with these gentlemen.
And now, Senators and represents
ffTes permit me, IN conclusion, to wish
Car voa harmonious and successful
sessssn. Nav you be able to accom-
mid, ali that those, who sent y0u to
1ssss ball. expect 1t your hands May
ta works that you do here redotznd 20
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-13
YIsHIaG ISTEEEsTs.

ri,ess interests we're TefiFe.i ane
The establishment Of Fish COrumis-
sion, to see that the laws relating to
the fishing interest are fsitIallly ear
RED out, suggested
The Governor tbeE T-yia.tsd out on
the question Of
RIVER AsD uARBoB IMPROVEMENTS,
the necessity Of Congressional aid L
improve our rivers and ha1bors should
be urgently requeste. Dy lbs I1egiala
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-13

Below NO give short synopsis Of
the message Of the retiring Governor
his Excellency, s. F. Chadwick, and
che inaugural address Of his Excellency,
W. ". Thayer, the Governor elect, as
delivered Wednesday morning the lllh
inst. before the Legislature assembled
IN joint convention:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-13
STATE PESITESrIARy.

The management Of the penitentiar,
under Hon B. F. Bareh, Was spoken
Of IS both economical and prudent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-13
STATE CAPIToL

A tax Of not less than enc mill was
recommended to be levied FOR the com.
plssion Of this building.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-13

Tie Governor commended to the con-
sideration Of the Legislature tho ques-
ton Of taking the insane under the i'm
mediate care Of the State in an ASYLUM
Of It's own, bat did not deem It proper
TO make any Recommendation upon thai
subject.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

sadie liouck formerly short.stop for tue M.
tional Ba,e Ball nine, has signed contract b play
with the champion Bus;Ons for the coming season.
lie will play in the 'amc position there that lie
done such good service in while with the nine
here. The Nationals have not yet completed their
team for the season Of lS70 but sufficient is being
developed to show that they will have a much gu.
pcrOr one in the field 10 that Of last year As some
uf the contracts sent out have not YET been returned
signed II Is not wise 10 speak Individually of the
myn or their merits until the bargain 10 play Is
fully agreed upon. lhn club will enter the Inter.
national Association Tor thCncNt year and not only
docs that action assure the lovers Of the pRStme
here Of good nine on hand but the opportunity
Of witnessing number OF finely. y.cOntcstcd game
When the nine Is complete publication Of Il will be
made. The credit Of keeping up the club belongs
awarded for not permitting THU noble game TO die
out IN The DistIrL.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
a. n,.hnUaya


There was grand rally Of the Dasliswsy ne's.m
Club In Lincoln Hall lastnight Mr. Charles NJ. Nyc
In the chair and Mr.. L. H. Patterson secretary.
The meeting was opened with prayer by the chap
lain, Rev. DR.. Kramer The president, in his open
ing remarks stated that this was the seventh ami
verssry Of the club lie also stated that the petl.
ton OF the Womens Temperance Union praying
Congress TO prohibit the sale Of liquor In the Dis
trict Of Columbia, would be circulated for sigma.
lures by Mr.. A. G. Constantine. and he hoped all
the ladies present would sign It,
The Rev. :, Kramer was the first speaker. His
text was, "Wlrc Is q mocker; strong drink Is rag
ing; whOsOcver Is deceived thereby Is not wise y
aud his cNhortation was full Of interest, dwclt ef.
fcctiyely on holiday temptations, and related many
incidents Of Interest which came under his obscr
vation while city missionary.
Charcy Nyc followed with a powerful appeal to
the "bnys' TO commence a new life In advance OF
the holiday season.
The audience was also entertained with addresses
by Mr. J. H. Granger and Mr.. McCrcary, president
Of tho Dubuque Iowa. Reform club and some fine
singing by the choir. large number OF persons
signed the pledge.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

John Stevens, wcll.known thief was RrNsted
by Detective Miller last Saturday, charged with
stealing sll from II man nrmcd }. y. Johnson at q
house on Fist street northwest, Lear the Capitol
The robbery ID alleged - have occurred last Thurs
day morning. Both mCm occupied Tho sane room
and II Is claimed hat Stevens got up during III,
night, searched his rOom-mates pockets. and took
the money ihrrcfrOm lie wGs seen guiu., out NJ
the house ni Hm carly hour IN the morning by the
proprietor, 10 whom he stated that he was Sc: and
wanted drink. The prisoner, who Is M old hand
at such work was locked up unUl this morning
when he Will interview JudIc smell.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
Dissolution OF Partnership wanted.

Solomon sueenhclmer has entered suit for al
injunction aga!nst Julius sOndheimer and disso.
luton Of the partnership Of J. sondheimor & Co.,
Of which irn tho plaintiff is member. lie states
that the stock IN traic is worth about sl2nOO the
firm owns nily shares Of the Washington Coop.
eratlvc building Association. and certain real cs
tale having rental value OF SIS per month. The
complainant being dissatisfied with the conduct Of
defendant in the management Of the buSirCss, de.
sifcs settlement Of the AhaFs. lie asks that lie
be restrained from dSpGsing OF the business and
that receiver he appointed TO take charge Of il.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
Groceries,.

All sugars at less than cost.
Rasins, Currants, Citron, prunes, Grapes. Oranges
Lemons. Figs. Nuts. MnC'- Meat, equal To Gordon Il
DilwOrth's, or homemade at i5c Dried Apples, &c
per IN,
over Any varieties fancy Crackers and Cakes.
All kinds Of Canned Goods at prices to suit every
one, and Of Unsurpassed .GHliiy.
New Cler-butl sweet and hard.
New Maple Syrup. Sc per quart
Mocha Com Q, rOiS,e 1jc: D. a. java, Gc best Rio,
.4c; all kinds American and FOrtign Cheescs; New
York State Dairy and Creamery Butter, from sc to
1c; CrOCkcTy, glassware and Wuodcnwarc' Cara
mes, French, Mixed, anh Broken Candy, cheaper than
on tile Avenue.
None Of last years siork brnught from the cellar.
but all fresh and warranted good. dpClOu
National Republican., 1878-12-23
sliocsl shoes!

To reduce our very lHrSe stock Of "Buu's' fino
sh' cs for G.ut, We OilcE them at the following Iuw
m:ccs for limited JuIc: Ladies' French kid but.
TON b.ols, 500; asEct Morocco, bTltpu SIS;
button, tj.n; s"TIv Xii fuNel .Grr s1.1r; pebb!r
goat, lace, -. T. p. GHTtrv 30 seventh street cor.
1 4
National Republican., 1878-12-23
Death of nm octorcnnrIan,

Mr.. Joseph Gibson, father Of the well.knOwn
Gibson Br,hcrs, printers, who was formerly rc,i.
dent Of Baltimore. Nd, died in this city Saturday
RicrrOon IN the clgkleth year Of his age. The
funeral service. took place at the residence Of Mr..
William Gibson, No. lil3 l. street yesterday morn.
ing. The remains were removed TO Baltimore,
where the intcrmeut was made.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
Five Cents,

Five hundred children shoes Nt cents per pair;
y cases youth, boots, 0t 20 ccnts per iair; ladies
rubbcs, at - cents per pair; 10 case, mems boois
at :! and 1.2ipcr pair; mems morocco legs bort-
so per pair 10 TaTs ladies side lace, home.
hHde :lIj at thu GTt at Boston Auction House. sign
Of the red Ang. Leopold Rtcho!d. proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
Arrival Of Passenger Trains

At BALTIMoRE AND ONO pFTOT, SEW Jersey AyE
SIE And CbTkEET
NOtnhIg. EIpnfUg
$500, st. Louis q GIN. ex. $50 Baltimore accom-
NF, phils. n '. y, CN. an, lalinn, ~ accom-
1:O, Chico Piils'g *. so y Y. pull & B1srN
b1V. baltimore and way J.VJi Piedmont, StraFhuTg
Stations WuCG,str Fred Ok ,
s5t,lIed, ac tMcI bTC liNg,r.'oNu, Point 1t
81, haltltL"Te, Annapolis Nugk :. way sistvpI.
express -S'1s Baltimore ECCJul
re, hsriiUFburg and ha' 'I;1J ButiuuTp FNpTrss.
geThlUWn aC. iMClTO t7:Jj Baltimore & way sta
yUlitGu branch tiOus.
s1ttO, ERllIlii eHtt ON, ..tht turagO & 81, outs
uab, baltimore cNIress 800 S.N.. Pun d Hua'rU
cEpTCSs.
&TTys duily. Others Sundays excepted
50 For the time of departure o! train, see adyt
uesIn enis Ell eHh-Tu
National Republican., 1878-12-23

At a meeting Of Typographical Onion, No. lOl
held at St. Joscphs Hall last Saturday evening the
following officers were elected to serve for one
year: President, william Tower; Yice-prc>dCnt
William Mulumcy; recording secretary r. 4. Rod.
CUCk; financial secretary, J. N. Richards; treas.
ur'r !. II. L"wTry; clerk Adrian NJ jones; scr.
g'r,l ul'GrIn' James houghG!lyi rctgaie', NJ B
rrsu.uluu wa passed dcnIunCilg as "ruis" all
the men who recently went t. work Ia ilie down,
town job Cltt,ca and Soiday IT. alt Office lor forty
Cgut- IUr thulIsaud elna.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

Mr.. g. A. Kuhn as sri.clIrr f,r Virginia E, IIa;.
vey, has ci.crcd suit Tor divorce from her husband
GrnI Harvey. Tn" parties were married In lhs
District by Eey. Sandy Alexander, October ~,
Isl. unl She allcgrs that he de,ertci her IN the
month o. IUu" 1876 taking with him their s'n
Aid leaving LAughtvr Win hes. pIC,ipus to the
dc,yIii"n he i.IGated thr,Ricuel To kill her, and
fI..cI - cpIirhutr 10 hcr suppDrt.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

For upward Of thirty yeNrs Mrs. WinSlow's sSOOth.
ing syrup has lrrn used for children. II COrrccts
aCidity uf the stomach, relieves wind collie rcVu.
lates the bowels. cures ,lyscntery and diRuhTa
whether arising from lrCthing or other cnuscs. An
old aud we!l.tTied remedy. 1j cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

New Advertisements.
Wantcd-I huir singers.
Theauu rumiquc-- Varieties
FOrd'S OprId llvgsu-ranlOmmc.
EotICe-W Washington Market Company.
National lhco,to-A merry ChrIalnt,, To all
Fine ClUlhug-DcN! I'm n co.. lalu street north
west
Notice e-Etockhuldors Of the central National
Bank,
National ThcNtrc-Grand Italian opera Decem.
ber 20.
Kid glove, for holiday presents, g!9 rcmsy ylyan!a
tvenuc.
Fur and Hats-B. II. stinemctz, l237 PrmnsyIya
MA avenue
Holiday prcsonls-w. n. Dalton, 9O3 PcnusyIya
MIA avenue.
Csthollo book8tDro-p. A, Brosnau, G street near
buirk's Chu ch
lstmAs toy truuks-James s, Topham, i25 Sew.
street northwest
National Republican., 1878-12-23
CITY IIEITS.

WHAT intense pain Is cnlIsed by tooth ache. How
many srcules nights Hni weary days are due to its
raging influence. lCt the true cause OF all this tor
tcntion. Could only those who have at present
good sound teeth fully realize this fact, how care
ful would they be to Keep their teeth In good con-
dition. To all such We Will give a word Of
advice. Clean your teeth daily with good dsnti.
frcC, such as HI RSTOS's IVORY PEARL TOOTH
remove all tartar or extraneOus matter keep them
clean, sound aud white, aud tooth ache, with all
It's horrors, will hc unknown. Sold by all druggists
&c, at 20 and 50 cents per bottle
How many thousands suffer from biliousncss,
dyspepsia &C., and drag on miserable existence
not III enough 10 remain at home aud call In meh.
cal assistance yet feeling sufficiently unwcll to de
stroy all the pleasure Of life They suffer daily, aud
solely for want Of some simple remedy to purge
and cleanse the sys:em. QulRK's lRIsn TIA Is
specially adapted for this purpose Gentle IN lis ef
fecH, yet 1t carries on all CXtraucuus matter, and
leaves the vital organs clear uud unOlstruccd. 1t
pur,fies the blood and TcuOvutcs the cmlire frame
II f. truly Snturc's remedy being entirely herbal.
Sold by I'll druggists. twenty-five cents por pack.
Hgc, each lndHIng u quart ol mGdlClHC,
WILLS MACnSE SprCAD SrRENTHESISG PLAs.
TEES arc superior all OthCrs. Composed uf choice
medicinal gums, combined with the true BuIgundy
PlCh sprCHd on fine son lamb skin, they ur.Irl me.
Chul!Cal support 10 the Gtivccd paris, and, acting
10y absorption, relieve, almost instantly For pains
III the back or side caused clh"r by indigestion.
ihuumsiisn. or strain they arc uuryulcd. Sold by
all druggists; p cents each.
TuoNr.OS', p0NApr ur1lur an ocngimous com.
pound Of great uCrit Tor dressing and cleansing
the hrir sold by all dIusgIsts % and 80 cents per
bottle.
Buffers DAIsNMr Ml\ruRr, the Old mfallblc
remedy, Sold By druggi't- price, 81 pei bottle.
HU&L,rT T. the best policy In medicine as well as
In other things. dytrs SUTguIuIWr f. Il genuine
preparation ul Uml uurquHlCl spring medicine
aud blood purifier, de- dcdly superior To the poor
limitations hLI, .D.UrC IL tie market Trial pIuVCs Il
WI ROR's CuMrUTSn OF PuRE COBIISER on
ASD lNT-lhc udNunlW- e Of this compound over
the plain OIL H. that the HasCUtinE ttSc OF the oil
l. entirely ruIn0N ed ad the whole ICuvrCd CUtirv.
IS pauiaOlC. The Ol,mS.NvtNslo ui the OIL hG, long
acted Us great objection tutls ire; but inthis luTU
the trouble i, entirely vbyiatci. A host OF ,,HI
ncalus might be given hc:c 10 testify to the excel
lrrrv and success OF " HI'IUfs iU'ELil'r OF and
LiH, :" but the fnr that II is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty is suilrivn. lprsa.n by A.
b. WllbOg Chemist, Eu,iun, and b. all dlubBt.ls,
No WHDI EsALE butter h0u.e III this city or lialU'
more has brter iHC.l, uTdily receipts Of choice
duiry products than Sr,,LEs corner Ninth aud l.
streets northwest Largo stock. Fine goods. Low
price. Fair dealing.
HARVEY L HOLDENS
Table llu,e Is the beet IN the city BTcukfE, and
dinner JG cents each.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

JULICs LANsBUKGH's attractive sale Of i'm
ported Crumb cloths, rugs mats and lap robes,
commencing Monday, December 9, and con-
tj"luug through the holidays promises TO lie
hr .tr.l'uhv sIlCCvSs
National Republican., 1878-12-23

Mn y. q. CROIY. late OF the New York Grapbic
has excel!ed all other persons in polCncss in call
ing man n ihlsler. lie says Of Eli Perkins that
fpond with the objective order Of the phenomena"
National Republican., 1878-12-23
Make Your Iiuys Happy

by surprise Oh Christmas morning Of nice suit
Of clothes an ovcrCoat, an ulster or any Of the
nobby goods for salc At low prices at the popular
boys C.Ulhing house OF II. Robinson 4 Co., igy
PeHnSy lYana avenue
National Republican., 1878-12-23

Last Saturday afternoon meeting Of the Joint
commission having In charge the construction uf
the Washington Monument was held at the Exccu.
tive Man,ion President Hayes. Colonel Casey, w..
W. C0rcOran. GCucrll Wright, and Architects CLARK
aud lIil were In attendance. The resolution OF
the Washington Monument Society recommending
the change IN tho plan OF the monument as pro.
posed BY W. ". story was read, aud, fter discus
sion thereon II was decided to refer both to Con-
grcss for its Information and action.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

julius LANsBUEG's attractive sale, 42l
Seventh street, under Odd Fellows Hall, and
continuing through the holidays OF imported
rugs, mats, druEgct5, and lap robes.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
(lNAI.RIaAI

ONERCOATs 81 FER CENT. BELOW FORMER
PRICES AT GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE OF
CLOTHING. EIsEMAN BROS, 7TH AND E
National Republican., 1878-12-23

Fo2 holiday presents 80 to Julius Lans.
burgh, tho POPULAR carpet man, AL aud 437
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
California Zinf.,ndeI,

pronounced superior to GuY Bordeaux wine. can Il
found Il! AandCrs, 9I SCveuth street northwest
National Republican., 1878-12-23
The National Nine for Next serson.

GOlDrlILED bracelets, chairs sets, &c, from s.
y ". az Nans y Go. ;. lsl sLNtnth .lrcrl.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
The Mnnninent Commission.

Az elegant pre- fent, that snow White Arctic fox
robe In stEcnctS window.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
IOC1E WISCELLANH.

sx pei cent. interest paid OIL deposits Special
rate on time deposits. J. ". SQuIHH 60.
Banker lilG Pengsyivan.s avenue.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
TSpogrnphIcnI Union No. IoI EIcct, onccr,.

And ulsters very cheap at Roman / Coxs, sO7
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

uN EKCOATs -, Al GREAT sLAUGH
p, N!E or CLOTHING, ElsEMAN BROS
VA .lNb l. SIS.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

BOYS ULSTER $50, AT GREAT SLAUGHTER
SALE OF CLOTHING TO FORCE OFF STOCK.
EISEllAN BROS, 5TH AND f.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
Robbed his Rnom-Maie.

OF scsrfs, hNndkcrchicfs, gloves &c, at Roman &
Cox'S, J15 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
4 FnIihIesS Husband.

GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE OF CLOTHING
TO FORCE uFE STOCK. EIsEMA% BROS. 5TlI
AND sIS
National Republican., 1878-12-23
Masonic Elections.

a TISE pair OF ivory ";ora glasses iur sljy ut IIar
Tls Il Co =, ijj seventh street
National Republican., 1878-12-23
The iandsoncst Gold -riiIcd

Bracelets, sl50 upwards. Jacobs Bros, l2!g Penn.
syl ana avenue.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
AInIIsi.IIINIIA..
Now AdYerii,rInsnIs

fArONAL LTnEA1Rr.-NIiss.
rnfATEE ComQUH-VGrICty Performance.
National Republican., 1878-12-23


The following Masonic lodges hr'd laosungs last
Saturday evening and elected Officers TO serve
duriug tic ensuing year:
Acacia Lodge, Va. lS-R. H. Th0yCr, W. NJ; F
W Flowers. :. " T. X. Iiciphrusl.Hu j. W J. }.
Litly. s"rI,lGry; /. NJ ll.usJu, Treasurer; Mcssrs
Daniel MClaTuu W. X. suviTc. and ". e. swan
proxies to the Grand LOhsc
King snlmHJms LOlgc. No. w II. Appleton,
master ur,liicrt; J. J.. Flhey, senior architect
Alexander MphOm luuOr HICnilcyt J. II. PiCkGil,
.crrelllN. EMl q Il slm-lM. lrenslrnr.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

Gold-Fii!ed Bracelets,
Fifty different patterns. $40 upward. Jacobs
Bros, lglg Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
Ono Thou,nnd solid GoId RInes,
Great Bargains

Cameo, amethyst, urqU4Lc, onyx, garnet, and
pearl, from = upward. Jacobs Bros, lG!g Penn
tylyduiA avenue.
National Republican., 1878-12-23
millinery.

NINE. J.. =. JEASNlRkT or BALTIMORE,
AVA has ~ received new CTsp Ot FRENCH 91,,
BONNET and kOUNh HATS carefully 9JSal
slsctsd by herself n PTis. ~ No. ~ Penn. SN
y lvania avenue Otp stur-l, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth STREET, Washington, H. &. dos
National Republican., 1878-12-23

Great Burgains
In winter suits al lt0Inan u CoGs, clOlhlurs, J0I
Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-12-23

SOLID gold watches, from slsuP t, HVrriss' Co.
135 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

| HARVEY 4 HOLDEN'S
| Table Il lIu,e Is the beet IN the city Breakfast aud
| dinner On cents each,
National Republican., 1878-12-23

TWONT.ONs rnlkpC uITINr. an OlCngimuus com.
pound Of great Iuurit Tor dressing and cleansing
the lrr. sold by ull dlusglsts % and 80 cents per
Itt
National Republican., 1878-12-23

No WHDI EsALE butter h0u,e IN this city or Ealti.
more has bcter HcuC, for daily rcCulUls Of choice
dairy products than Sr,,LEs corner Ninth and j.
streets norlhwe,t Large stock. Fine goods. Low
price. Fair dealing.
National Republican., 1878-12-23

IIosL,rY I. the best policy In medicine rs well as
In other things. hy,rs NnvuIUTWr f. genuine
preparation Ul lhd unrqInlcl spring medicine
aud blood purnrr cridcdly superior 10 the poor
limitations hJI,.o!urc iu tie market. Trial puvcs II
National Republican., 1878-12-23

Buffers DAIsNNI" MiNruRr, the Old mfalliblc
remedy Sold By druggi'H price, 81 pei bottle.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-05

One OF the explorers with Schliemann In
Greece declares that the Hellenes OF to-day
cling to their ancient mythology with as
much love and veneration as their ancestors
did two thousand years ago. They accept
the Bible because the rest OF the civilized
world does, but they none the less believe in
nll the stories of their mythology, and feel
mn intense pride in the fact that Greece of old
peopled the world with her gods.
The other day French opera boufie COM
many arrived in Athens, and after giving
ssBarbe Bleue" and other similar pieces, ven
sured on LA Belle Helene" The result was
a serious riot In the theatre. The indignant
Greeks declared that no foreigners should
burlesaue their national gods and heroes,
and the company had to forswear all OF Of
fcnbach's libels upon the Inhabitants of the
Greek Olympus while in Athens, unless they
wished to be complimented with cabbages,
boots, etc. The mythologists. therefore, are
masters OF the situation In Greece and
threaten to tar and feather any person who
tiares to cast reflections on Venus little love
affairs or Joves eccentricities.