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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

Wild turkeys can be bought in
Lampasas codnty at ten cents piece
take them as they run.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

Contracts are being made in Collin
county to deliver corn at Is cents per
bushel. Ciebuy,ie Chronicle.
Now, do they also furnish the
corn. Hs ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

A young girl in France has been
Rugged TO death by her lover.
Young ladies take warning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

Prompt Reform of Bodily Evils.
The prompt reform of those bndily evils,
cnfeebied digestion, Incomplete assimilation,
iaaetlyityof the LIVER kflneys land BLADDER.
as well as OF the nervous symptoms which
these ailments are especially prone TO beget,
10 always accomplished by the use of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, q medicine accredited
by physicians, pronounced pnre by anal sists,
and eminentiy wholesome and agreeable.
surel such restorative Is preferable TO I'M
palatable and indigestibie mineral drugs aud
,lnsanctioned nostrums. The nation at large
assnredly thinks so, judging by the unprece-
dpnis-i demand for the article from Maine to
the Pncidc, a demand now supplemented by
Immense orders for u received from trOIdedl
America, Mexico, the British and spanish
Colonial poHse-si0ns, aud elsewhere. Both Al
home aud abroad II Is recognized IS stand
| ard remedy aud preventative, the decisiyeness
| Of It's effects recommending IL everywhere.
HcplGd&wlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

The drying up a single tear has
more, of honest fame, than shedding
seas of Byron.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

Charity shall cover multitude OF
sins.--Sf. Paul.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

"And now abideth faith, hope and
charity; but the greatst of these is
charity. v-iSt. Paul.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

The Galveston Ners is urging citi-
zeps of Galveston to come down for
the G. G. 81 S. +. r. r..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

Charity is the scope of all Gods
commands Chrysosom.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22
NEW ADvEsslTlrIsqHlMESrst
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Session hegins on the First Of October, and
gaElzed on the elective system. giving the
student NEE choice Of studies, with full cour-
ses In the Schools Of the Academic Depart
ment and In the schools Of Law, Medicine,
Engineering aud Agriculture. For catalogue
apply 10 the Secretary OF the Faculty, 4. o..
University Of Virginia
JAMES II. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
w&deodOw. Chairman OF the Faculty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1878
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22
DEMocRATIc TICKET.

For Governor.
DRAM NJ. ROBERTS,,
OF Smith County.
For Lieutenant Governor.
JOSEPH ID. SAYERS,
OF Bastrop County.
For Attorney General:
GEORGE MCCORMICK,
OF Colorado County.
For Comptroller:
STEPHEN III. DARDEN,
or Caldwell County.
For Treasurer:
n. X. LUBBOCK,
or Galveston County.
For Commissioner OF the Land Oflice;
WM. @. WALSH,
OF Travis County.
For Congress, Fourth District;
ROGER q. MILLS,
OF Navarro. County.
For Judge, Fourteenth District:
l.. Q. ALEXANDER,
OF BELL County. ~ ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

\ Hate shuts her eyes when dove
eyed mercy pleads.-iSprogue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

Ing neatly done In all branches.
Call and examine my stock and prices.
Everything warranted. ag2gd.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
Lord Baconsfield.

What q marvellous man is this
Disraell! Son OF a prescribed
and revlled race; his ancestors
banned for their religion, aud their
money, and their property coa~
fiscated and themselves declared
out-laws; himself apoor scr,vner
and living by his wits, scribbling
for the papers, writing novels, the
butt and Jest of his associates, and
the contempt Of the men who at
the time governed EnA land-now
standing on the throne, handing
to his imperial majesty new IL
tie and new crown studded with
Oriental jewels, and offering with
odd nonchaIance to give Jerusa-
lem to the Pope; tl.at Ct rlstians
may again kiss the affairs where
the apostles worshipped, wnere
his ancestors crncified its Divine
Head! The whole scene is flra.
matte beyond parallel. Toleratlon
must have done Its perfect work
when Jew wields the most i'm
portant scepter in Chrlstcndom.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
Il 1ss1yB.
Let up won't-Won't you?

Let up won't-wonst your !
amt & sandbag.
Not much, yon're sragin lion
of the plains. And swift lett.
handler lit on the bully nose.
Come on with your quartz, old
wholly hoss. When you bit you
kill, and yon weigh ton. Fetch
in q couple Of your earthquakes.
Why don't you chew my name?
You're chief, are you? AL right,
chief. there's q neat one tor you,
and there's . couple more.
With these words the expert
cDrnered on the bad mans cheek
and then stretched him painting
for breath on the floor with d
stinger straight from the shout
der, inflicted upon the lower por~
ton Of the chest. Then the ex-
pert cody called all hands to the
bar to drunk, and as the bad man
OF Bodie crawled away he was
heard to mutter that he didn't lay
out to fall up against battering
ram, no moresn he lowed, he was
game in front of q hull gymua.
stun.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
The Astonihsed Englishman.

| A young Engllshman stopped
at . tavern IN Nashville, Tenn,
where he go. into conversation
with q native Tennessean. AS
lusua. he boasted OF everything
English in comparison with Vans
kee products. He said it was
not uncommon to sec English
cheese weighing a thousand
pounds.
'.Pooh, said the Tennesse an, my
father keeps a diary ten miles
from here, and supplies all The
large taverns. He never thinks
of making cheese OF less weight
than ION each.
You can't put that joke on
me, said tho Englishmail langh~
lug.
Ask the landlord. z
The landlord, thus applied to,
replied:
Il never weighed bis cheese,
Dnt / know that the old man rms
At the bottom of s.as hill III his
place, two saw mills, which are
driven the whole year round by
the whey which runs from his
cheese press!
"Will you be so kind as to or
der up my horse, quietly res
markeo the Englishmali.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
He Knew the Man.


The court would remind the
gentleman that his hour is nearly
up, remarked the genial Judge
tho other day, as an attorney Was
IN the midst OF his oratlon 10 the
jury. 81 truat your honor viii al
low him to proceed. eaid the dis
trlct attorney, courteousl s do
not wish the counsel to be enbar-
rassed for want Of time. Ems
br.lssed! said the judge, with q
grave shake OF the head. and 4
knowing look over the top Of bis
spectacles, ssthere Is not the least
danger of thar. The orator was
the Judges son.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
A Curious Episode,

A Berlin professor makes q
statement in illustration OF the
production Of snow by change Of
temperature. On al extremely
cold but starli ght night q large
company had assembled in ball
room iii sweden, which IN the
course of the evening became SO
warm that some Of the ladies
tainted. All officer tired to opon
a window, but fonnd.it was fro>
zen to the sill. He then broke q
pane nf glass, aud the rush OF
cold air from without produced
q .all OF snow In the room. It's
atmosphere was charged with va
pnr. which. becoming suddenly
condemned and frozen, fell IN the
form Of snow upon the astonlsh>
ed dancers.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

PHILOSOPHY oF sTRlKEa

Il
Nv There are you going with tic
puppies, my little man? asked !
man Of boy yesterday whom
he met with three puppies in i
basket.
"Goin to drown them, was The
answer.
want q pup for m7 boy to
play with. What do you say ia
letting me- have one Of them.
I'll sell you one, spoke up tbs
boy with true American enter.
price. ssIsll sell you. this ynllef
one for halt a dollar, the blacls
one for seventy five cents and
the spotted one is worth q dollar.
T think my boy would prefer
the spotted one l,est, but you ask
too much tor it. Yo1 had intends
ed drowning them all, but I will
give you 25 cents and save you
the trouble OF drowning the spot
ted one.
twenty-five cents tor that spot
ted pnp! [ can't stand II; taxes is
high; groceries is high; oil is
lower and going lower; Oh, no; /
can't stand less than dollar.
"But you intended to drown
him.
Take the black one at twentyu
i've cents.
MY boy won't like the black
one.
Take the ya1Ier one ct fifty
cents.
s.I don't like his color.
.Well, then, you'd better tell
yonr boy to play with shls Toes; no
party can deadebeat his way on
me these hard times.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
NOTICE.
Placer Mining.
U. s. LAND oFFrcE.

u. g. LAND OFFICE,
RosEBURG. OR.
N0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN D. A. Levens, whose postoffice adj
dress is CanyonvilIe. Douglas county.
State Of Oregon, has made application for
patent for placer claim, No. 81, in the
Green MountAi Mining District. situated
In D0uglas G anty, Oregon, on unsuryeyed
lands described as follows Beginning at
she junction Of Brandy Gulch with Hogan
creek IS the initial point; thence n. 2 de>
post 3 feet long an inches in diameter.
marked on four sides, an. s. also &C. =
and s,37n set for n. e. corner claim as post
No. /. thence s. $50 chaius to post No. q;
thence s. 20 degrees w 1880 chains TO
post No B; themes s. 10 90 chains to post
No. 4; thence s. is degrees E 10 80 chains
% post No 5; thence 5 80 degrees q 9 55
chains to post 9; thence w 3.64 chains to
post No. Z; thence N. so degrees w sos
chains TO post 8: thence N 16 degrees w
1000 chains to POST 8: thence n 1900
chains to post No. 10; thence n 90 degrees
i 1880 chains 70 post No. IL; thence n.
$50 chains to post No. IL: theEce E 374
chains to post No. /; being the above de-
BciEibed yew POSED. initia. point OF b :
ginning and containing twenty acres ac-
cording TO plat of survey filed in the Reg>
listers Office BY Surveyor General of the
State of Oregon.
The foregoing described claim Of D.. Al,
I.evens Is Of record; The ssid applicant, D.
a Levena, having acquired the said claim
BY purchase from John Stephens. who pur-
chased the same from Joseph Ramsey, the
original locator: all Of which is matter
OF record IN the recorders Office of Douglas
county. Oregon; and now known as ID. A.
I.even's Placer Mining Claim, joined on
the east, south and west oy unsurvsyed
Government land. and on the north by
ground claimed BY E. D. Montgomery.
All adverse claims must be nled in the
United States Land Office at Roseburg
Oregon, on or before the expiration of this
notice. tits hereby ordered That the above
notics be published for sixty days in the
DOUGLAS INDEPENDENT, weekly news
paper published at RUsebnrg. Oregon.
Given under my hand this 5th Of Au'
u,t 1878. w. r. BENJAMIN,
10 ister.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
After telling DR.. Edgar / woul,

After telling DR.. Edgar / wouIt
assist him tomorrow ut twelve.
departed for my home.
It was after eleven when ] had
closed my lecture, and was jus,
stepping from the platform when
met DR.. Edgar; and together we
proceeded to the discectine room
The subject lay cold as snow
apparently no more life than q
stone.
We concluded to experiment. on
I the subject with electricity, using
a process known only to ourselves.
We were rewarded aftereonsi,ler.
able labor, with signs OF l;fe iii
the body. Continuing the pros
cess she regaIned sensibilities and
socn was able to speak. We re-
moved her to warm room, and
then she gave US her history, as.
fnlloWs.
/ was married when child. to
a man who loved anoti ler woman.
He grew to hate me as time went
on, for stanGing between him and
his desires. Besides, be wished
to possess my immense estate.
He took me to the East. to Africa
and 10 the infected districts of
Russia. I was go inconsiderate
as to decline all infections, all
dangers and to live and thrive.
He then commenced course of
slow poisoning. and carried me TO-
America to die, where no one
could watch the progress of his
evil designs. I suspected my
danger and camee to Dr.. for
advice and help. lie gave both,
and his fifty drops of liquid gold
saved my life for that time. Then
ny. husband tired Of waiting. ad
mllistered some new drug, which
the antidnte failed to reach. I
became iusen slble, knew nothing
until the pres ent. Ny name Isl
countess Won Wrecker.
lIer sweet manner and high SO
cial refinement won my affection
and in due time the lovely Coun-.
tess became my lite companion. /
ascertained, thatsmy wlfer former
husband, in attempting to secure
his deau wife's estate, saw on the
records that she had obtained
divorce from him. On .ascertain-l
ing the circumstances. he fsd 10.
foreign parts, leaving my wlte III
possession OTHER estate.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
When q man enters q post fii.

When man enters post tffice
and sees q Woman standing ii
the delivery window, he braces
up, smiles, and concludes to wait
patiently few moments. II
there be Two women he sneaks up
behind them and tries to wink
the clerk to get him bis mail.
But when one of the women EN-
tiers into conversation with the ef.
ficial US TO tho reasons why the
magazine has not come, and how
long before ii witl be here, and i
be IS sure he looked in the right
box. the citizen jams his hat over
eyes and walks out of the pcstof-
flee lobby in a way sllat would do
credit to q professional pedestri-
an. The next day ke negofiates
for lock box.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
THE HEATHEN CHINESE.
BIZ MONA wHETLAED.


I've very sad story TO tell, assure you,
And alas! its common one too;
'.Fis story of hunger. story of sorrow,
Because I have no work to do.
In the country, as well as tho city,
There are thousands who want q squar.
meal.
There is plenty Of work for the Chinese
a poor white man must starve or elss
steal.
For Ali Chin you win fiad n the kitchen
In the laundry, Ah Chung and Hop Lee
On railroads, in workshops. on ranches,
There is work for the heather Chinese
I've four little children at home to prov ide
for;
They are. starving and crying for food,
My husband is SICK, my rent is due,
I've no money to .ouy coal or wood,
I've walked all the streets of the city,
In search of employment or bread
But ! find there's DO work for white
man.
They all hire the Chinese instead.
Then, rouse! Freemenl rousel Let us ay to
the iescue,
Lets battle through FIRE and blood,
To be rid Of this viper, this course Of our
nation
This le ch that is sucking her blood,
And swear By your wives. and your chill.
drsn,
In this golden land, here by the sea.
Well be I'd of this scourge on our country,
Wen be rid of the heatE en- Chinese.
For white man wei have IN the kitchen,
In the laundry old Mrs. Magee,
On railroads. in workshop. on ranches,
No more work for she l,eathen Chinese g.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
Notice
OF Sale in tie matter Of the estate Of Lar
Davis.

OF Sale in tie matter Of the estate of Laren
Davis.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant TO an order heretofore made
by the County Court Of Douglas County
Oregon, will on the fifth day Of October
a. D., 1878, at one o'clock in th afternoon
at tile Court house door, in Roseburg
Douglas County, Oregon. sell at public
suction, for cash in hand to the highest
bidder, subject to Widows dover, the fol,
lowing described real estate belonging to
the Estate OF LaTen Davis, deceased, to-wit.
The Donation Land Claim Of Robert Mcs
kee, containing 149 and 22.100tll acres; all
that part of the Donation Land Claim OF
Robert Phipps, that lies nortk Of the South
Umpua river. containing 100 acres more or
lpss--the 3 quarter Of sec 28, Frac n 3
quarter Of Sec "a, N w quarter, Frac 5 w
quarter and Nhalf Of 8 quarter. n w
quarter Of N E quarter Of SIC a3. w half Of
4 half and N Equarte Of n Il qussrter Of
Sec "a Of T 20. s Of II 6. w of Wil,amettee
meridian, containing 932 and 18 Tooth
acres and con'aining in the aggregate l.
20l and 40 Tooth acres mere or less. All
Of said land b eing sitnated in Douglas
County, Oregon FRANK DAVIS.
Administrator Of the estate of Ls,en
Davis, deceased.
RosEBURG. Ogn., Sept g, 1878
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
Everyday Talk Wins.

Yesterday, when the black
clouds gathered 10 the north and
betokened the coming OF a thun-
der storm, citizen who was
coming down on jefferson av-
|enue car remarked to an elder.
~ man beside him:
a storm Is portendlng.
Hay?
I say there are tokens Of !
storm.
Hey?
Appearances indicate q storm
Hay? What did you say aLoul
|inde!icate?
There's going to be a thunder
storm! shouted the strsnger.
All! Now I understand, saie
| the old man going to be thun'
der storm. We'll, what do yor
want me to do about it
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
A DOCTORS STORY.
BIZ g. II, sHAMBRooK.

The next night about 8 clock
| was disturbed by ring of the
bell. On opening the door I
found it to be DR.. Edgar OF whom
| have spoken before. We chat
ted for q while sbuut things in
general, and the book I was writ
ing. lie said he had come to see
If he could get my.assistance in
helping him dissect q subject he
Dad obtained ii q somewhat sln~
gular manner, which offorded
very good study OF the nerves.
We had left ny Office, and were
walking up town when Edgar
asked me when I could assist
him in the operation, and if /
could not come to>night. TO, it
j impossible to assist you tonight,
for / have patient that / must
be with and the crisis Of his dis>
order should occur to>night, said
[. .'Can you come to-morrowI
1T eleye Z" No, T have a lec~
ture IT that hour. But, stop, Z
replied Edgar, 1--WE are at the
door OF my house, will you not
come in and take q look ut my
subject?' Thanks; / shall be
| glad to, as have heard some very
fiattering reports about you. !. For
! the best, I suppose, cried Edgar,
ut the same time unlocking q
| door which be told me to shut
and stand still mlnnte, as he
/ had secret passage By which be
entered lis other room. We then
entered the other door aud by
the glare OF q match, which he
struck. ] observed that the room
was filled with boxes, casts, ins
struments, bonks and all other
| horrible imped;menta OF a surgi-
cal retreat.
He then lighted he gas ane /
| perceived that i table WITH solner
thing upon it stood in the middle
of the room. It was covered with
| a cloth that hung down on either
/ eide about4 inches; II resemblcd a
fresn grave covered with snow,
aud hitting the cloth I saw it was
the body of We y young
lady. As Edgar turned on more
| gas, be SAID she was the incest
featured lady he had ever seen.
then took nold of her hand and
| noticed that there was q led
spot in the center, and q stripe on
the back. It seemed to be the
same hand, aud the same lady,
iii at came TO INV offlce the night
before, and was so certain OF II
that I told DR.. Edgar Of tbs oc
cufreBce aid asked him where
lie procured the body, and hs
said
s'I was III certain place 9 few
evenings ago, and was clalled {
see q lady VINO was very sick. Al
soon as I arrived / saw that sb,
was dying. and ! closed her eye
/ that morning After she wa
buried got a man, By paying
/. him well, 70 go and bring me th'
J body, merely because ! was q
] enchanted by her Eeantlful fsa
lures, and lovely form, and ! hay'
just go her here. !
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
Wind vehicles. fitted with sail

Wind vehicles, fitted with sails,
masts, etc are now IN use on the
long stretches Of tracks which
expend over the Wester Prairies,
aud the speed which attained RI
uals that Of the fast express. They
are emnloysd to convey repairing
parties III pumps, telegraph Ires,
along the route. They are, Of
conrse, exceedingly cheap TO con-
struct and maintain. and save lie
labor involved ii running = hand
car.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

# men 60 to heaven when thek
die, why don't the artists illus
trate them, as they do female AM
gels? NooEe ever sees 3 man
angel in picture, and lts giving
men the cold sliake. Free Press.
This is not i very good joke; for
the fact Is that all the historical
angels iia revelation, poetry and
art are masculine.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14
SALEM 70 UNDRY
AND MACHINE HOP,
b. II. DRAKE, PROPRIETOR
y. SALEM OREGON
SALEM. OREGON

<ITEAM ENGINES. SAW MILLS, ,GRIST
- Mills, Reapers. Pumps, and all kinds
and STYLES Of Machinery made TO order. Ma
chinery repaired at short notice. Pattern
making done in all its various forms, and
Ill kinds of brass end iron castings fur
nished at short notice. Also manufacturer
|nf Enterprise Planer and Watcher, aud
sdckers and Sharpers.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

Railroads carry three million
passengers surely where ore g
killed, bnt the trouble Is 10 know.
when the three n1llIlons IS counts
ed just when the killing ls..to CONS
msIlue.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

The Persistent sfstch who Is
slways askln 8 & this lot enough
for you? will get his reward one
of these days. When i dark COM
plrxioEed old person with horns
shall lead him IN saying, s'Is THIS
hot cnongll ! r You?
The editor Of 8 religious paper
Which had one mouth Is precarious
existence IN Chicago, saYs that Il
u i good city tor religious papers
provided she devil Gun have two
I,ages aud the ofEier mixed.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

There il q yonrg woman IN El-
mira, New York, who has hair 29
inches IN length. # she was only
d man, hat d superb corn doctor
she wt.lId makei All i man ;,eeds
to make him b professional chlro.
petlist il long hair.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

General Lafayette ouce stopped
over night ii Beddeford. Me. and
The PEOPLE are 80 proud d il that
they show you eleven different
houses IN wllicl, he alept.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

The relationship OF a man and
woman IN rainy weather is discoye
cred. It they are lovers the wo-
man will have all the nmbrellu,
and the man wont care how wet
egets. Blu; II married It is just
the opposite. Marriage IS the
difference.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

A chap il Arkansas. IN the act
Of ramming i heavy charge IN ~
old nusket was killed by the dis.
charge Of the piece. The local pa.
per speaks OF i as q tragic affair,
bit to us it seems TO partake Of
the nature et i rnalIowe l>rammef.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

Why S love Ike j calalboat {
because Il i al internal trans-
port.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

At q matrimonial agency IN
Paris:
We hare just the thing you
wantan orphan Of 20 next
grass.
Pretty?
Not exactly.
Worth 81?
Halt q million francs, il gov-
ernments; and then she Is con !.
sumptiVe.
Consnmptive, Ell? Well. tl-at's
always something. Perhaps,
however, you are only exciting
my hopes to-
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-14

Sir, the house always guarans
tees lts goods to De as represents
led.