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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

The avtiee l. telling lls own atoFy In the hands u
oaaand who are u1lnE if With most gfAflfF1sE a1d
encouraging KE1uitl.
y. n BtiItL . CO., Fin Ayeaue PharmacT. .ag;
u Anorda ne pleasure % ad4 eur anmeH - y1ar A.
reafY long st " reclmueu4atacns ler go1r sinsle
Hair Ret sFeF ca boiine We haze sod prepara-
hAFe neseg a4 one % sll - vel 81 give eee1 1l-
Reraai satisfaction We hHFe examlned ysuF Cafl1o-
ltne with TIE greatsst care. and and Il oonttn1 no
thin Tnateser inturioaa % the hair OF eaneFal
henllh. We therefore FecommeH6 u with conneelce
20 our frtenda snd khe sEnerai pubgLc-
Mr.. 0UsfAyU8 Y HALL ef she Oaees 0p.ra
siHcsd afpo my comrades. that Jour Cartel ne
has and q pFo1nciDg wuD4erfEi growth of hair
where hNs nane fur geAra =
81 McCIsARIskN. DEsxzElst, R1fss1nrKh. Pa. saTn.
. The Hund elects r. the 0f Cerho419 lTe
. Inll & ne Il reoolneb6ng iE ny most faEiD ss
C 81. SMITH. OF The Jennte Hight Continuation,
writes. Amer nsfnR ygur Carh1line three weeks.
cnuNfnced snf bald heats can Be re-hnfre1S = lis
ampiy wonderful IN mF caso
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
HolIdnY Praaenta.

The holidays are approaching and the
usual presents will be 10 demand. Nothing
ia more appropriate for this purpose than .
really hne Photograph. aud ~ artist apoa
tAis coasf produces more perfect Nfe.liks
pietuTes than Tabrs, ~ his new Photograph.
Market streets, 3. +. DoH't forget 10 call
when you FIslt The city,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
Hermann. The Halter

of ean Francisco. hss Issaed . benntlfui eata-
logue with the illustrations of The latest fall
styles Of haia, which be sends free By nall 70
any one desiring . eopyi he always has >
splendid stock of hats, keeps the beat Of
goods and sells at tbs lowest possible prices,
hence hia success. Send for Catalogue. His
store q So keaFney street, between Bnsh
and Pine, and his branch 81 80 Market
street. shove Stockton. San Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

WANFEps--A good Agent In every city,
take subscriptions for the COMMERCIAL AD'
vocATH, the only anti Catholic and conScrvn.
tive labor paper publiahcd Ia Americs. Sub
eeFlption 800 year. Ia advance. 6ood In.
dueements viii be offered 70 agents. Writs
Tor terms and fun particulars. Address Con-
MnRCIAL ADvocAfn. SO Montgomery Street
San Francisco. Cal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

Bach number OF the San Francisco WRaK.
II CnR0NfcLE- -elght large pAKes--ia read
able volume Ia itself, and particular stress
ean DO laid on the mas OF fresh news con-
such has no superior. Printed 10 bright and
attractive style, u filia every requirement Of
& nrst-class weekly pgpar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13
Cntnrrh. nanfnaan

And al diseases of the head, throat and chest
= speriaity. J. A. Hunter, ~. D. No. 39i sui-
Ter st., San Francisco. 4 ltst Of questions re-
iaiing 10 these ailments will be sent on sp.
plieation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

Robert Burns's nieces, Agnes and Is.
abella, reside near Ayr, Scotland.
They live, says . tourist, Sin little
low stone cottage with thatched roof.
Everything indicates lack OF this
worlds goods, YET is neat and artistic.
with flowers and pictures all about the
room. They entertained us with talks
about their uncle, and showed as some
letters which have never been publish-
ed, and with true Scotch hospitality Of
fered as some cake Of their own make
made Of Australian -four which they
had had in the house Two years; and
three kinds Of wine-one Of their own
make, made from grapes grown in their
own little yard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

CHANanD HER MIND At THE A1rAR.-
A Palmer Mass youth took 3 minis
ter to the house Of his expected bride.
the other day, to have the ceremony
performed. butthe fchle girl preferred
one of the guests TO the bridegroom and
procured team to take the girl TO ride
and think it over. He concluded he was
not ready for matrimony, and pro-
ceeded to get DRUM. The girl did not
get husband, the bridegroom did not
get q wife, the guest lost his reason in
drunken stupor, and the minister
lost his fee. The least lost OF all was
sustained by the intended bride-
groom.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

sPnorAeLEs AID Eys 0LAssns-P Prices greatly 70
duesd Hoaseworth. UptIeian- u Montgomery e. g. y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

When swallows tiy low, wet weather
may be expected, because the insects
which the swallows pursue in their flght
are flying low to escape the moisture Of
the upper regions Of the atmosphere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

DioKHY's cRHMB pn Lis.-foF Preserving and
Beauiifylng the Complexion Teeth. II possesses
ali the advantages Of French cFemsa without their
Injurious qualities. Sold By All druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

FtHEET PnoroaRARua.-PFicas groarig reduced
HossswoFth, Photographer. u MontgneFy 81. :. y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

J.F. HILL. manafaesarer er of Carriages. Buesiea
Express. Thorough BFaes and oaArtz Wagons. Cor
nef and isth sta. r o. box a.. sacramento. Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

All Photogxaphs mzde e The New York aailery
No. IS Third s.B y. guaranteed % be aFstolasa
PFIeaa Q saIs ne tines. J. n. PnFnns PFopEIstor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

H. wAcHHonsr. Matchmaker ana jeweler. lmpoFssr
Of DiamondA wAlehua. iewelFy. silver and silver
plated ware 7pJ ST.. Sacramento. Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

wH1 Iait that every person shat uses waleotf's
Pain Paint recommends Il % their anlleiad neigh.
oors5 Because It has done for thsn Ali that Il hiss
promised 70 %. Address r. FINLEY. f01s Market
st. san francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

Now reAaY-Rail STYLES = Domestic Paper Fash.
Ions. Bead stamp for Catalogue, y Post 81. 3. ?.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

NV. eHAEPFRR 4 CO.'S GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made from anest Havana To.
baeeo. So Sacramento street. San Francisco
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

FOR ALI. LAMENKss AND PAIN. Cont, Rhen-
NATHAN. Partial PaFaiyss spEAins. Bruises. sti and
swollen Jolnts. Sore Thfoat. Headache, Toothache,
Neuralgia and Lame Back use tie neser.faiiing
remedy, PRATrs ABOLITION OIL. sold By eli
drnnuIafa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

A robins rcd breast The Indian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

Nature 70 man. Tie most shattered consultation can
Be built up three weeks; cured In few
minutes all pangs and pains instAnsly disappearing,
and health restored. ]. D. MoLRHEAN. vital mag.
netle healer. No. sa0 stockton ST.. San Francisco.
You win always md me IN my once. Letters an
aWeyed No charKo for advice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

Any parties dearous Of having goods purchased for
them IN Ban Francisco can do % By addressing Mrs
". y, Ashley. who will nend samples Of aondn for
their inspection. To the Indfss would s=y thas
have nratclaBs ertahilnhment for DressmaknR. and
prepared 20 execute country orders with dspatch
Being engaged IN business here have the advantage
Of buying goods direct nom the importers az whole.
sale. and would give my patrons the benefit or same.
toods purchased and sent G. o. D. Send for Circular
Address AfHs. W. H. ASHLEY. 1a0 Suffer street.,
Room u. San Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-13

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26

no tickets at all, and he answered that they we're
prominent citizens OF Syracuse. sfhen.' spoke up
Now York DELEGATE, syracuse Is irwin 10 run This
'ere convention, rs shey Tnis one hoss town. WHY.
young ellsr, any oIe OF the Assembly aeesircts DOVE
10 the village Is bigger nor this settlement. Blu
syracuse ran H. nevertheless.n
alt is SAID that you interrupted the procesdingi
from the gaiieryt"
'wsll, the convention was Que grand interruptions
all day Monday. l told the Char ron the gallery
that there more authorized delegates in gal.
lery than on the fJor and loud shouted, the
fusion great that only the gallery heard the
remark"
(which elsmsnt-tne labor or the greenback :
seemed TO predop mater
ssrho labor element, by all odds. composed Of work
ingmen intent ON lettering their condition through
tue natonsl party. They were not thsse working
men who, propped up by tree or iamppost talk
all DAY about the wrongs OF tho workingmaD, aud
when you look at tneir hands you Ind them ~ soft
lady's aud their brains ~ soft as an IDIOTS They
employ neil her mind body. they are like the
My OF the valley and just about a. useful But these
delegates hard thinkers and workers, and were
serious about the work they were engaged IN AZ u
Il one oil the most solemn duties oi lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
A SCENE II OnEGON.
From the san Francisco Chronicle. July

From the San Francisco Chronicle, July 10.
Rcturning campward, toward evening. I visited .
ranch In tho vicinity. Here every ille article was
rendered utterly useess--mIk pans bent, clocks
smashed; oven old coffee mill was destroyed.
Taking cut over bun bordering on the edge OF the
creek bottom, and covered with stately pines,
saw something that looked like a freshly peeled
log. rode up 10 ~, dismounied and found
II was the stark body OF man with ME
scalp taken off, MS head beaten IN aud q hole IA
tho back OF his head you could put your nst In The
dead branch oi = pine tree vas pushed completely
into his body. Beside him were the remnants OF his
ciothing his boots we're cut to pieces ana tue scath
cred end OF nm arrow was lying by nls side. He was
lying on his lace. Turning hm over the face OF line
looking young man, evidently twenty-five years OF
age, was disclosed | dislike to write these things.
but the truth should be laid before the peo-
pie OF the United States order that tue
infamous and thieving Indian King may
be exposed TO tho iulI light OF day Public
sentiment In the East alone Endorses this cossp DOL Of
corruption; aud the name Il oil the ucfencclesa
people OF the great Northwest wo the Chronicle "a
90 its mightisst to redress great wrongs and
sist IN aonlhilsting tho most eruei and murderous
Ring that has so long lived anu prospered becsuss
Congress Will not change the old, worn out and ons
since exploded rotten reservation system. write IA
who has spent the best days Of bis lite ON The
frontier and VINO mas tor years suffered silence,
seeing rienu alter friend murdered tortured
ragged We want change, and our people say u shall
be done
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
CONTROVERSY CHALLENGED.
Candid and Magnanimous Criti-
oism on Men and Events"
"FULL OF STRONG COMMON SENSE"
"Very Happy in Speaking OF the Men
oi.Both Sides"

The interview Of . correspondent OF the HERALD
with General Grant at Hamourg, published in the
hERALD Of Wednesday. has naturally attracted The
attention OF tho country. 1t mas been republishsd
either wholly or in part, by our contemporaries, and
the editorial comment thereon 10 given below. 1t
will be that there strong Indications that
this memorable interview will not only be the topic
Of the time, but viii be provocative of an earnest
and jealous controversy.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-21
Letter Frsa an Old Correspondent.

Storms clear the atmosphere. Agits- ton is advancement. Perfect quiet is stagnaton and stTgnation is death. In- diyiduals, communities, nations, are apG tO settle into ruts, and violence is necer- sary to lift them out Wars. tumulta, and revolutions seem to be Gods means, in Il certain aense. of advancing the world, er if net ordained are providences ogerrulel to that end They arc some tines called Gods judgments. We dc nOt fully subscribe to it, Men seem not to be made perfect at one stroke of crea- tion. but excellence is attained only by slow development, and this growth .s promoted by agitasion Why this is so IS one of the mysteries which are inscru- table Nations. like individuals need shaking up. Rulers who are the heart. and the people the circulltion of the po- litical bedy, become diseased and COT. rupt, a fever ensues and rages unta shs disease is ahaken of and better health follows, or the sick one succumbs to the violence of the attack and swept away.
 Turkey has long beer called the "sick man of Europe" We think her Mo, hammedaniam, and moral and political despotism, and her bigotry, diseases which should be cured She IS in 8 rut, and likes if. She stands between the old and new order of things and appar. ently blocks the way of progress. She stands between barbarism and ciyiliza ton. She holds hsr millions of people thousand years behind the age. She never will give up her notions Yoluntari- ly. They must be shaken out of her. Sleeping the sleep of ages she needs 10 be awakened. The roar of sae Russian artillery is only modern civilization
 sCsntiHusd oI fourth psss..
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-21
Housatonic Railroad.

lime Table. To take eaect Nov l2, lS7T-
 Tr-ins Ledvs Nesr.a.cn Going North l0.47 a- sl, lz.45 s.uS 5.3S aud 7.-5 r. h. l0.E A. IT.. and ;. 55 ?. u. conuect al broOAneld June etou wi.h Irains for Dsnbury.
 poiaz Sosih. 7.:5 and Il. 10 d. 4.5j and :. .2s T. In. sas.uay Tain, 7.45 P.
 fraias Lezce RipieeriIle Going North, lo~ 5Ta. st. i.7U s.25 5.I3 ..ld I44o r. in. la.5i a. h. and S.tf D. u. trzias coEneUt sE Bnookaeid June k:on wirA trsiils fs. i,gRbdry.
 Going lSoss:k 7.33 and IL % a. rn., AS and 7.o5 p m. suEasy Milk Train. T.s0 pa
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-21
POETRY.
THE BEST.

o Could find ssme heavenly place Where grief tnd care have left no trace, Where all that now makes life go sad Could be replaced by all that's eiad,- For thee the flight of future years Should bear no more their f nit ofteaTs; But safe E'iifih hat blest retreat, I'd ey,r guard thy ways, my swcetl An no Let me the wish recall The Cee who notes each sparrow's fall, Whose laws the circlilag ys2lds tulH', Will keep my darling from all ill, So I, with reYerent faith resign Thy life to tende CT hands than mine Aud only leave at thy dear feet, My heart with tbis poor rhyme, my sweet
 GENEyRA MINDS, in Cottage Hedrik.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-21
Subscription Price, Si.OO A Year

When dinner was announced, Mrs. Yanc exclaimed;
 "bIr. Yane, give your arm 10 Miss Wentworth" |" at the same time appropri. ming lhe otker to her own use, "and we will hurry down to dinner. This stiif breeze gives one such an appctileg'
 Al dinner, Mrs. Vane's first attentione were given to Miss Wentworth. and ihe east failure upon the part of NIT. Nane (who, to tell he truth, was little absent minded) 10 observe the wants of that young lady was reprimandea by Mrs. Vane.
 My dear. Miss Wentworth will take some more fowl" said Mrs Eane liar. ry dear help Miss Wentworth to some of these delicious peas. Miss Wentworth allow me to assist you to some of this sauce assure you it is delicious" "
 After dinner, the two ladies, with the baby, retired to the ladies cabin and Harry enjoyed an hours immunity from the society of either He retired aft to enjoy Cl his Havana. Let us hope that it's fragrance served in some meaGuTe te calm his troubled mind
 It WAS nearly dark when the excarsion' ists returned. and Harry called eab for the ladies. and directed the driver to his residence
 "fla"ry, my dea5, how can y''u b" SC impolie?" said Mrs Wane. We must see Miss Wentworth home first by al! means. She has been complaining of fa tigue for the last two hours, and l must protest against her being driven 8 mile or two out of her way upon my account,
 Harry was obliged to acquiesce, and Mrs. Vane had the satisfaction of leaving Miss Wentwoslk at her own door, and bidding her q most affectionate farewell with the hope that she had enjoyed the day, and would experience no inconvcn- fence fFog the fatigue il had oecasinned her
 Ten minutes iater Harry Vune was stretching his weary liu5s up,n sofa in his own quiet parlGr Mrs. Xane bus. tied about and prepared most deIicious tea for Aer loving lord At first his vex. atiOn betrayed him into il few unamiabe remarks; bat tke real tenderness of Su- sie's manner, sn she handed him the | smoking cup of Souchong 9pon the lounge, and soothed and petted away ths headache which oppressed him. siIe,iced irriahifily, and won him back to good | dnmor
 That wac last of Harry V4ne's wand. esings. The nnne of Miss Wentworth 1 Was never mentioned in his house and savc his penitent confession, (tuade thas 1 night wilh his weary head lying upuu her bosom, Susie, Have wronged yue will you forgive me 7" to wh oh her only answer was the kiss of peace md trust, and glance Inorc eloquent than any speech there was no allusiun 10 hg | faults
 SEsie is gray-haired new. and her 1 failing strength is supported by the ten. derness of her granjdaughters; and 1t may be that to them she sometimes re. peais the story of the Woman who | Wouldn't be Jealuus.
The Newtown bee., 1878-02-21
She aug Railroad.

perem;peT 5. leI1.
 Coaaeot.Eg TratHs Leare Netcioszn at 10 i7 a. m. CouAert sg Havieyyilie at il.Iu .. m. ATrIve at L.tehneld 2-i5p- m.
 sdfsrdays additional Connection is made with Train passing Nsvtovn at 7.25 P m with Tran srr1ying at Liichneid al l0.u0 D. m- L<1vs Lifch fsh at 5.t9 ? m ksrlsIng at Haw- leyyrl.r zt 6,5 D. sa Connect tor Newtswn st o5 D U. ssnday kilk Traia leaves Litrhneld ( sa p. n., Ar1vss at Hzwleys stle at i.t5 D. ni-, eonhecuhg wisa Hoasatonie Ailk Tain
 D Il. PLATT. Supt