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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-04

To the Farmers of Oregon:
. Gentlemen have the pleasure of inform
Ing you, we have hand and for sale the following
deservedly popular line of Farm Implements: Gar
den City Clipper Plows; Cultivators and Harrows
Farmers Friend Grain Drills and Broad Cast Seed
ers, combined; Monitor Force Feed Seed Sower and
Cultivator, combined; Standard Newton Wagons
Hacks and Swift and Standsh Grain Cleaners; also
Tor the harvest of 1873, the justly celebrated Ne
Cormack Self Binding Harvester which we stand
ready to warrant in every particular. Please call
and examine before purchasing. Descriptive circu-
lars, FREE, application.
EUGENE BUCHANAN,
Agent for T. Cunningham s. Co.
Corner First and Broadalbin Sts, Albany, Or. n3o
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-04

The genuine BUFFALO PITTS CHALLENGER
THREsHER-Chief Of all Thrsshers
,,,!. The celebrated MARSH HARVESTER and CRIME
SELF BISDER-the simplest and best made
aoH HERs-the most complete harvesting machine
: MHEELERs TwoHoRsE TREAD POWER with
adjustable real, IRON WHEELS ith r,rd .r:1i,ett
ron sPoksz -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22
Most ObIlglng.

a applied d y for loan of 800. i
replied My dear A, nothing would
suit me better than 10 obligc you, and
I'll dot. ] hayen'ts100 by me, but you
can make note and III endorse it, and
YOU can get the money from the bank.
Grateful A proceeded NJ once 70 write
the note. stay" said Il, make 500.
| want 800 myself" A did SO, y in
dorsed the paper, the bank discounted
it, and the money was divided. When
the note was due y was in California,
and A had 70 meet the payment. What
he ii unable 70 cipher on il whether he
borrowed 800 of A, 81 a borrowed
500 Of him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22

Ting gold excitement has passed from
the Eastern press, and most Of them are
now dcyoting their columns to n full and
exciting. account Of fight between
two bull pups and 4 lot Of rats. Ono
pup killed more rats than the other pup,
md The owner Of the other pup il mud
III the owner " one pup, and the papers
are IN high glcc that another contest
will take place. Special accounts will
be published by our enterprising East
crn contemporaries Of the momcntous
event Miss Flora, one Of the pups,
resides III Philadelphia, but none Of the
papers mentions her number or the
street. " Harry" the other pup, is i'm
ported, and has not settled; gold is lOl,
and steady Inter Ocemi.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22
Congressional.

into the expcdiency If providing
sil"t y" elin,o ,o .1?,,'s ,e n ,''gd
iii lIle r'o' w. o. ; j.; ,,
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,'ott o,,,I, ntlant Inl,tY
lrba ,,,el;Jnnt srjm,ttal = ,Hn,,mr.
So, a., .'','',.'.tSs,. H. ~,
terror in answer to timber troubles in
Montana. On motion Of Mr., Thur
man the bill reported by the COM
mlttec on judiciary ~ regard ~ thc
Pacific railroad sakmg fund was taken
up and he spoke u. length thereon,
Pending the discussion the hlIl was
lald aside, an ON notion OF W lndom
we srii''te Mi ISi Int hoer,
ir;, yt -; l.. Observation-Disclosures IN marian n
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"'o''' ~
TUESDAY, March 13.-Hoa@. After
explanation 10y Mr. Southland dis
claiming the authorship Of the Joint
resolution II regard to Il plural cNccu-
tive head, the house went into commit
III = 49, ,l'o,r ~ ~ ' l;i ~ c
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''o''o'''
WEDNESDAY, March 18th. - Scmt-
In the semtc bills were introduced to
make appropriations for Notifications;
to establish mint 1t New Orleans; Il
prescribe the manner Of counting the
electoral vote, and "a aid tile New Or
leans and Pacific railway. The West
Point billpasscd
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Ue T,',.n ~ Nrara IL a. l. NH, at' u
the senate Mr.. Voorhees, intro
duced | bill providing for the pay
ment ofall customs, duties and all other
debts Cue the United States in legal
tender notes ut par, except where ii is
otherwise expressly stipulated on tho
face ct the contract. Mr.. Tel
Ter Introduced bill to regu-
late passenger fare and freight traffic
on the Denver Pacific railway, and the
Kansas Pacific railway. Referred.
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G;.hal a;,,i 49, I'M j,
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~. iii . -a'rtea H.
vnilr1,d p,d ',o,.o iot;an hn N,,ij
Lora, , ftar ' snl,n7a !, 80 sn,st;tutn fnr
that rnnartoJ IL, tho ;nl;o;ar,. nnn,nit.
IN pdnI;,a Nv a;snnss;,n H. Gar,la,,
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t .ioo ' ~ MandaNnn t5a s;nl,in., S,md
lill An taa .sn,,ato al;nn,nad mmtiI r,at
day.
r,u.r.n, ,f,rah - Ua,., :,
the house Nh. IIardenburg IN
troduced n bill regulating the
reserve fund Of national banks. The
bill authorizes such banks 70 dispose OF
their reserve fund and invest the same
III United states bonds which bonds
shall constitute a reserve fund Of such
associations. Mr.. Durham from the
committee on expenditures in the de
partment of justice. reported u bill
making $500 compensation for clerks
Of district and circuit courts, when one
person holds both offices. Passed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22
scllrKls srlli-nrrrNer.

Associated press dispatches from
" ashington under date of March 10Th,
state THAT III reply to congressional
criticism Secretary Schulz said he
had boon araigncd for having pcr.
secuted settlers and miners who wanted
II little wood and timber for their stores
and mines, while Inc really had only
prosecuted spectators who had dcprc-
dated upon public lands on 4 large scale
for tile sake Of personal profit Under
instructions from this department., not
i settler nor miner has been touched,
except where persons had cnt timber
under cover Of fraudulent presumption
or homestead claims, when these spec
ulators obtained from FIVE To eight dol
lars per cord for wood, and from twenty
20 SIXTY dollars per thousand feet for
manufactured lumber, which they
have taken from the public lands
| notice our method of doing this has
been called un-Amcricnn. mover
thought it was m-Amcrican 10 prevent
stealing; We arc bound to execute the
laws aS thcN are as well Us We can. VI
these laws are not ~ they should hr IL
them SO. The operations of the depart
ment for the prevention of timber de
yastation apply only in Il very limited
extent to territories. The principal
field If operations is in the timber
growing -tates such An Minnesota, Mich
lgan, Wisconsin, Florida, Louisiana,
Mississippi and others.
THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD ENDORSED,
The senate committee in charge Of
various bills concerning transscontlncn-
tai railway communication on or near
the 32d parallel, reported fayonbly on
the Texas Pacific project, and submitted
10 the full committee II copy OF the bill
agreed upon by the house Pacific rail
road company. The full committee be-
gun discussion Of The measure, and ad-
iourncd until Tuesday next, when final
action II expected Tie subcommittee
i composed ~ senators Matthews,
Dorsey, Barnum and Ransom
TIMBER THIEVES.
\ report received from Pensacola
states that within radius of seventy
five miles Of that place the public binds
lEaAH DtiH uGllHlIH ~ ll6If illllutT
Nian Ill thc same radius " any other
locality iii the Iinitcd States. II il a.
timatcd that about oncscycnteenth OF
the lumber shipped from Pensacola is
taken from the public domain, and
100000 could b. recovered for the
government fcascs are properly pre-
pared.
UNION PACIFIC DIRECTORS.
The terms OF office Of tire govern
ment directors Of the Union Pacific
railroad expired laSt Sunday. The
president and Secretary Schnrz had i
conference to-day Oil the subject of the
new appointment. u fill the board.
Their names will be submitted 70 the
cabinet tomorrow It's probable that
Chadwick only will be reappointed.
j. +. Wilson is nota candidate for re-
appointment &. y. Smyth Of Iowa,
Nill III biz successor.
i Pnr-BrRa firm il making il thous-
and iron cells for the southern Illinois
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22

TENSYsoS' j son, Lionel, has just mar
ried Eleanor. daughter of al English
writer u society verses, Frederick
Locker.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22

Russia and Turkey, says Russia is not
50 CoOtiding rs TO conclude secret claus
cS with Turkey, when she knows that
the slightest transactions arc commu-
nirated Ia Minister laNard. Ia regard
u Euglaa's claim ot the right ~ e..
anime the whole treaty At the congress,
and withdraw from the meeting in Ger.
tain contingencies, the .tg.BhpointS out
THAI every power will enter the con-
grcsS With full liberty rs 70 the attitude
il may assume, relative ~ claims
brought forward and decisions arrived
III.
THE CARS C0lpN}SS
4 special from 81. Petersburg am
nolucts the arrival there Of General
Ignatie'l and Rouf pasla.
\ Berlin CORRESPONDENT states that mn
early meeting hi the congress IL III
longer probable Russia displays liz
particulars anxiety for tie meeting nj
all IN consequence of EngMud'S and
Austria demands that the whole treaty
I've submitted
FNGla tNl> MOI lssSFl.n.
AdNires from London, under date IT
March lSth, state that ii answer IA an
inquiry ia the house of commons this
afternoon, Sir Stafford Northeotc said
the government had not heard that the
Russians We're mtrrnehing lines on the
peninsula ef Gallipoh.
rllE RUSSIAN ADVANCE
\ dispatch from Coustautmoplc ~
ports that the Russians have occupied
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22

\ telegram from Vienna ofthe 18th
states that Count AndraSsy. being asked
III the budget committee ofthe Austrian
delegation whether III meant Is resist
the formation of new Sclav states. said
the problem WAS not to undo the results
Of the war; but To harmonic them with
the rights and interests ofEurope and
Austria.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22

IN lMlORIAAI ~ MIX DENIED.
The London Post of the 18TH
says, in official form, that Rus
sin has neither accepted nor rejected
the propositson for the admission Of
Greece % the congress- She il disposed
to agree t. the admission Of the Greek
delegate with merely consultative
voice. a Berlin special says the
powers have agreed that they shall
each have two representatives in the
congress.
1t. Petersburg dispatches under date
of March 10, say that Russia has init
mated her desire that tie congress
meet on the goth Of March, tie 22nd
anniversary OF the signature Of the
treaty Of Paris. The Austrian govern
ment firmly anticipates the congress
will assemble on that day. The Anglo
Austrian demand that the whole Of tie
Turko- Russo agreement shall be sub
mitted To the congress, arises from the
belief that a special and secret arrange
ment have been entered into independ.
ent Of the principal treaty
THE NAUGHTY CAR.
Tie 1geuce Ruse commenting On the
Berlin dispatch,intimating that secret All
engagements had been made between
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22
I-NIoN rAoLLIC nINMToRs.

A PiTr-BrEG firm il making il thous
and iron cells for the southern Illinois
penitcntiary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22
iNsrNl VIM, BNNks.

An associated press dispatch from
Washington, under date Nc March ~.
says III the house Mr. Robbins from
the committee ON WAYS and means, re-
ported substitute t~r the hill to pro-
mote the deposit of savings III the
treasury and refunding Of the national
debt, which MAS referred t. tle com.
muce VI the whole. The hill provides
chat for the purpose " rriundmg out
standing & per cent. bonds into bonds
bearing a lower rate of interest amy
person may deposit AT amy postal
money order office lawful money of the
United States III SUMS not less than one
dollar, and Shall he entitled to receive
therefor postal money orders OH the
Treasury, and that when such money
orders shall he presented to the Treas
ury ut Washington, they shall he enter
cd tO the credit of the deposition, and
when such deposits amount t. fifty dol
lars they shall, II the option IT &c dc
positor, hc convertible into ! per ccnt
bonds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-22

this morning of yellow fever. The
couSuLgenemI states he had ordered
his rcmains to be em3amed and ~.
quests the family or friends &c deceased
u he informed. He also requests i'll
structionS. Speaker Randall in,-
modjatcly telegraphcd tho So
cretaY requesting him t. ask
the consul general to show all
proper respect To the memory If thc
deceased, take charge Of the remains
and forward them u New Orleans. ana
the house II representatives would cNy.
~ all necessary expenses, Intelligence
Of the death Of Mr. Leonard came sud
denly ON the members ot the house and
caused general sorrow. He had been
absent from Washington only about
three weeks
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-19
A Good Reason for Happiness.

On the 18th of September, 1876, man of middle age and gentlemanly appearance-his face beaming with pleasure-entered Dr.. Kennedy's office and inquired of the patients in waiting if the Doctor was in. Being an- swered in the affirmative. he took chair to await his turn for an interview In due time the Doctor reached the stranger and said:
 Well, my good friend, what can 1 do for you p Whereupon the stranger replied: My name is Washington Monroe. live in Cat skill, Green county, N. r., and have come to Rondout for no other purpose than to see and thank you for what you have already done for me-by means of your medicine, the Favorite Remedy. As see you are very busy I will state the facts of my case in as few words as possible. For many years had suffered frem complaint which the physicians whom consulted concerning it agreed in calling it Gravel I suecessively employed some of the most noted doctors without obtaining any per- manent relief, and for long time my case was regarded as hopeless. All who knew the cir cumstances said I must die. Finally, my wife induced me to try bottle of your Favor ite Remedy, which she had somewhere heard of or seen advertised Without the slightest faith in it, but solely to gratify her, bought a bottle of 6 druggists in our village. I used that and two or three bottles more, and-to make long story short-I am now grateful, happy, and Gas far as know) as healthy a mas as there is in the country. ,
 s'Since then have gone on circulating my story and recommending your medicine to others of my acquaintance whom l knew to have suffered. from Kidney and Liver con- plaints and although the assertion may be doubted by the ignorant and incredulous, l assure you, sir, and through you the public, that the Favorite Remedy has done its work with similar completeness in every single instance thank you, Doctor, for your med icine, and rejoice in the good fortune which led you to discover and circulate it i; and it is my hope, and that of others 1 know, that you may be spared to introduce the Favorite Rem
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 Mir Monroe's case-although remarkable is only one of many similar ones which might be cited, were it necessary. To those who ordinarily call in question the genuineness of the mass of medical testimonials, it may be worth while to point out the fact that the city in which the Favorite Remedy is manufactur- ed. and can be easily contradicted if untrue in any particular. Remember the name ~Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Price, Ono Dollar. 38-4w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-19
Favorite Poems.
MINE HILL STONE

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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-12-19
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This IS the season of the year when the Methodist minister packs up his keister. sum- ders old ties packs his kitckeu utensils in har. rels, and moves to new field where the fatal donation party awaits him, liable at any mo uent to strikehis family and bring destruction. calico aprons and sour pickles, and carry of all he has accumulated for the winter There ought to be lightning rod invented that would ward of donation party.
 A Norwich restauteur cslled upon a market man, and imparting to him the secret that he kept boarding house, asked him to pick out the toughest fowls in his assortment. The dealer sorted over the pile, and selecting two sufficiently emaciated birds, handed them out with d chuckle and the remark: ssThere. | guess those'll do for an india rubber gullet. ; All right, said the customer with a satanic grin, T guess I'll take the others you can hang those two up." The dealer hung them up with a saddened air sss~
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