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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-05
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-05

marked his face with black streaks. The
mother laughed and cried all at once.
The engineer picked up the little ones
and quietly took them into the cab of the
engine.
S1There now, my hearties, you have
had risky ride; but it's all right! Come!
We're more than thirty miles from home,
and it won't do to be late to dinner. Fire
up, Jack"
"Aye, aye, sir" said Charles
Bernard, IN st. Nicholas for July.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-05
FASHIONS FANCles.

Charming ornaments for the hair are
now made from fishscales, held in posi-
ton by silver wire.
Something new land old) in the jew
elry line is earrings, necklaces and ban
giles composed of silver coins.
Large jet or ebony crosses, suspended
from the neck by band of narrow black
velvet, are quite generally worn by the
leaders of fashion.
Jet is much used on hats, costumes
and mantles. All kinds of bead trim
mings are worn, and the pretty clair-de-
lune trimmings have been revived.
Knitting of gentlemen's socks is now
the rage in the best circles of England.
The material used is soft untwisted silk
in all the mode colors. The sock is warm,
soft, pretty and strong.
Silver jewelry has been used as half
mourning jewelry by some of the ladies'
at the English court. Necklaces COM
posed of graduated beads of sterling sill
yer, unpublished and resembling dark
pearls at distance, have been worn with
black costumes.
A new method of attaching the UNI
brella to the belt is copied from the
quiver of the toxophilite. A small
sheath is hung by a chain to the belt,
and through this the umbrella is passed,
so that it assumes somewhat the position
of a rapier as carried by gentlemen of
the olden time.
One of the new and successful styles
of dress now worn in Europe is the
"Caraco," style with a name unearthed
from some old-fashioned magazine. It
is made of any rich material, such as
silk, velvet or woolen material, and is
1ooped up in panier style over thin
underdress.
UPs AND Downs OF FoRTUNE.-The ups
and downs of New York politics are well
illustrated in the case of De Witt G. Lit
tlejohn, brother to Bishop Littlejohn.
At the opening of the war, when the Re-
publican party had things all its own way
at Albany, Littlejohn was Thurlow Weeds
Speaker of the State Assembly and man
of mark generally. A good deal was 'go-
ing on" in those days, and good many
men made money around the Legislature.
De Witt G. Littlejohn prospered with the
rest, and in time he went to Congress
and continued for ten years a power
in the politics of northern New
York. But for his personal career Little
john made two unfortunate investments.
He became Liberal Republican and
started the Oswego Midland Railroad.
He failed both in politics and the railroad.
Littlejohn lost his political Importance
and his property at the same time, and
became a man of small account in State
affairs, the heavy losses of towns along
the line of the Midland making him ex-
tremely unpopular. In his prosperous
days, however, man who owned land at
Rockaway beach, and who wanted to
interest powerful politician in a new
route to the beach, conveyed 200 acres to
Littlejohn. It was nearly worthless then,
but the other day Littlejohn sold 40
acres for $50, 600, and the rest has yielded
him in leases $4,000 more The ex-
Speaker is on his feet again.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-05

Recently at Reno. New, some unknown
parties took Tom Roger to the Virginia
and Truckee bridge, spread tar on his
head liberally, smeared little on his
face, and scattered a few feathers over
out of town before for giving squaws
whisky, and for other indecent practices.
He threatens to return and kin citizens.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-05
CURED!

DAYTON, w. T. Feb. 10, 1879.
". j. Horne, Proprietor California Elastic
Truss Co., 720 Market street, San Francisco-Dear
Sir: The Truss purchased of you one year ago
has proved miracle to me. have been ruptur-
ed forty years, and wore dozens of different kinds
of Trusses, all of which ruined my health, as
they were very injurious to my back and spine.
Your valuable Truss is as easy as old shoe and
is worth hundreds of dollars to me, as it affords
me SO much pleasure. l can and do advise all,
both ladies and gentlemen, afflicted, to buy and
wear your modern improved Elastic Truss imme-
diately. never expect to be cured. but am sat
isfied and happy with the comfort it gives me To
wear it. 1t was the best $40 1 ever invested in
my life You can refer any one to me, and will
be happy to answer any letters on its merits. I
remain, yours, respectfully.
D. d RuyNEII
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30
LES COMPLIES.


lie combie de l:t gourmandise /:
S'aSseoir an banquet de Ia vie.
lie comble de rimpolitesse:
Marcher sur les pieds de quel-
qu'un et. an lien de tlire des ex-
cuSes, s'ecrier:
-Heareusement que Gu porte
bonheur
lie eomble lie la tlifficulte. c'est,
pour III bossn, de fare son dreit.
Celui de Ia myopie
Joner an billiard avce I'M mon
sieur tres chauve ct prendre Sd
t6te pour la bile a jouer.
lie comble dc Ia pudeur:
Ne fumer nne pipe que lors
quelle est culottee.
LIE comble dc la cruaute:
Fendre Fame.
LIE comble de l'hpeiehe:
Parger SD contamace.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30
4os Morn, ons en- George.

Rappelons que deux mission
naires mormons,. NOMINEES Stan.
ding ct ClawsonA Aqni etaient alIer
recrnter dies nroselytes en Geor
gle, ont derniersmelit etc arr6tes
sur la route par une bande
d'hommes armes qui avaient com
plot6 de les fiagelIpr. Pendant
qu'on faisait les pr6paratifs dn
supplice, Standing s'est empare
du pistolet pose a terre par TN de
ces citoyens intolerams, ct il a
somme tonte la bande de Sc rem
DIRE. II II reeu pour reponse un
coup de pistolet qui Ia tue raide.
On telegraphie d'Atianta que
trois des hommes qui compo-
salient ce gronpe d'inqnisiteurs
viennent d'etre arr6t6s ct ecroues
"a Whitefeld. Leur systeme de
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

LIE Courier de Ho@mG rappor-
te CONNIE suit une attaque de
mutt commise a Houma contre I'm
ancien resident de notre parois-
Sc:
NJ. Jos. Saucede a failli 6tre
victime dune attaque nocturne.
Samedi dernier, au soir, il Sc rem
DAFT tranqnillement chez lui,
apres avoir ferm6 son magasin,
lorsqu'il etc suivi par un incon.
nu, qui, au moment OH il Y PEN
salt le moius, iui donn6 un
coup de baton ct s'est sauye en-
suite a toutes jambes.
LIE mobile de Get atteEtat de-
vait 6tre le vol mais ragresseur,
n'ayant pu 6tourdir NJ. Saucede.
"a pens6 que ce quill await de
mieux a faires'etait de s'esqui.
yer, ct prestement.
Notre police doit redoubler de
vigilance, surtout a ce moment
on les etrangers wont affluer dams
nos campagnes, pour la roulai.
son, ct on won't commencer les
fagitations Tie la campagne elec
tOrale.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

NM. Lynch ct Spaulding, edi-
teurs du Herald ct de PETpress,
de Los Angeles, California, ont
6chang6 samedi soir de nom
breux eoups de pistolet dams une
rue lie cette vile. Quoiqn'ils ne
Sc soient touches nj Pun nj fau-
ire, on ne peut pas les accnser
d'ayoir tire. leur poudre aux moi
neaux, GU de s'6tre battus pour
lie roi de Prusse, car lis ont bles
sc une demi douzaine de PEASANTS.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30
d'AYOcat de DisfEIcf
LIE temps ma pas etc propice !

d. { Z
LIE temps ma pas etc propice !
Ia came cette semaine. Ellie a be-
soin dune temperature chaude ct
de quelques orages pour regagner
le temps perdu, au lien de ce sec
ct frais qui arrete sa croissance
ct lui donne mauvais TENT. En-
revanche, le ma1s seshe vite avee
ce temps ct il est deja bon q met.
ire en- grenier.-Nos habitants
riziers ont commence a copper
Leur recolte sera courte mais de
tres bonne qualite, dit-on.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

IOcQueVlile, lie pluS SuUull COIL
mentateur de la Constitution
americaine, a ecrit sur cette deli.
cate matiere IN ehapitre qu'on ne
Isaurait trop relire.
Notre democratic naissante au-
Irait plus dun renseignements a
retirer de ce quill dit, q ce propos,
du "pouvoir judiciaire.n
Quant a l'histoire, je .pinvoque
egalement lei, pour aviser les So
cialistes californiens qu'ils font
fausse route.
En- 1873. les ouvriers de la
laine ct de la sole, a Florence,
sous lie nom de "ciompi" on COM
pagnons, s'emparerent des renes
de lEtat ct mirent IN des leurs a
la tste de la Repub!ique.
La nouvelle Constitution de-
|creUa rabolition du salariat ct do
patronat, l'abolition des dettes
let de Finteret de l'argent, limp0t
progressif sur le revenu, lie par
tage de certains biens ct tout ce
oui s'ensuit.
Trois mois apres, le parti popu
laire etait force d'ahandonner le
pouvoir, mais la R6publique etait
frappee a mort ct le principal des
Medicis s'annoncait.
Je sais bien que la R6publiqne
americaine ma pas encore de pre-
tendants a redouter, mais je crois
que les travailleurs californiens,
qui souffrent reellement, je le
sais, ont pris la mauvaise route
pour trouyer un remede d leur
soufrance.
Reimbursement de Societies
cooperatives de production, de
consommation ct de credit, COM
me il y en- a de 81 florissantes en-
Angleterre ct en- Allemagne !;
finstitution de banques populai-.
res, CONNIE rItalie ct la Belgique
nous en- presentent quelques-
unes, enfin, la participation aux
benefces, CONNIE il en- est de 81
heureux exemple en- France, en-
|Angleterre ct ailleurs, VOLTA sur
tout on est le remede. Je ne par
lie pas de pinstruction gPataite,
nj des eeoles professionnelles !;
.ce sont. chooses qu'on tronve en-
California CONNIE dams tous les
Etats- Unis, 81 elles manquent en-
Itant d'endroits de notre Europe.
La question Ouvriere est IN
des c6tes de La question sociale,
ct, pour tout dire, presque toute
la question sociale est la. II faut,
conte que coate, que les demo
|craties s'accoutument a sender
Ice grave probleme ct lie r6sol-
vent /; mais, pour celia, il ne faut
Ipas en- appeler a des moyens en-
piriqnes, dangereux, ct que Phis-
toire a demontres 6tre inutiles.
Celia soft dit sans prendre au-
cunement parti pour les proprie-
taires fonciers, les capitalistes,
les banquiers, les compagnies de
chemins de fer ct tant d'autres,
Iqui ont arr6te ressor de la for.
tune publique en- California, nj
pour ces JUICES corrompus ct pa
resseux qui sont la honte des tri-
bunaux americans.
Que lie peuple de California
Isorte sain ct sauf des epreuves
lqu'il va traverser. c'est la notre
souhait le plus sincere.
L. SYNONYM.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

M. rEaiteur -Veuillez anloncer
one ie suis candidat a la place de
SHERIFF de la paroisse Assumption
etaue ie soumettrai ma candidature
) Ia prochaine convention nominan-
te du parti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Votre deyoue,
SIMON TRUXlLLO.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30
NAPOLEONVILLE, Line. SAMEDI, 80 AOUT 1879.

LIE comite central democratique
d'Etat, d la reunion tenne fund.-
dernier d la Nouvelle-O Orleans, a
adopte une resolution fxant au
premier lundi d'octobre proclaim,
a Baton Rouge, l'assemblee de la
convention denocratique qui doit
choisir des candidats aux diver
ses fonctions d'Etat qui seront
soumises a relection du peuple
en- d6cembre proclaim.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

M, IEditear Veuillez annoncer
one le CAPT. E. E. LA1VE est no.
tire candidat aux fonctions de Sheriff
de La paroisse ct que nous presen-
terons son nom "a la prochaine con-
vention du parti democratique.
NoMBREUx VOTANTS.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

LIE comit6 central democrati-
que de la paroisse Assumption
s'est reuni jeudi dernier a Napo-
leonville. Il a convoque les ci-
toyens a un mass-meeting, qai
aura lieu lie 9 septembre, atm. de
proceder a la Reorganization, du
parti denocratique. Nous espe-
rons. que les d6mocrates-eonser-
vateurs repondront a l'appel de
leur comite ct assisteront en- mas
Sc q cette premiere reunion qui
est dune tres grande Importance
eft de laquelle peut dependre lie
success du part aux elections ge
nerales proehaines.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

M. rEditear Veuillez annoncer
que ie suis candidat independant
aux fonctions de CORONER de pa
roisse aux elections prochaines.
DR.. j. L. .MATERRE.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

Je snis capdidat d la place de
GREFFIER DE PARO1SSE, sujet
i la ratification du partl democrati-
que. u. ID. SkaA:
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30
Je suis candidat a la place de
Greffier de COur

de la paroisse Assumption, sujet a
la ratification da narti democratic
conservatism.
RODOLPHE II. WEBSTER.
Napol6onville, 81 aont 1879.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

LIE bayou qui await monte pen
dant quelques jours par lie retiuz
de l'eau du golfe,est retombe tres
bas. On s'attend a chaque ins
tant a ce que la navigation en-
soft complement interrompne'
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

M. pEditeur = Veuillez retireF
mon nom CONNIE candldaG pour
Grefier de Court. ,
: ALFRED TETE.
27 aodt 1879.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

On nous a annonce le deces
dun bon vieux brave ct digne
creole de la paroisse. NJ. Onezime
LIE Blanc est mort jeudi dernier,
a rage de "a ans, . la suite dune
tongue ct douloureuse maladie.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

ST la presse rurale exerce quel-
que influence sur les prochaines
elections, rHon. Louis A. Wilt
sera certainement le proclaim
gouverneur de la Louisiana, car,
a peu d'exceptions pres, tous les
jonrnaux de l'Etat favorisent son
election.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

defense est que lie missionnaire
s'est tue lui-mGme. An moment,
disent-iis. OH lis allaient commen-
Ger a lie fouetter, il a rainasse IN
pistolet ct Sc Pest d6charg6 dams
ie visage. Et lis produisent des
temoins qui afiirment sons ser
ment que 'autre misSionnaire, NJ. !.
Clawson, a declare que les chooses
Sc sont passees ainsi. M Clawson
recoDna1t avoir fait cette decla-
ration, mails il explique qu'elle lni
q etc dictee sous peine de mort
par les conspirateurs, ct quill ma
obtenu la vie sauve que contfe
promesse d'attester fanssement
que NJ. Spaulding s'etait suicide.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

DECIDE lie a6 aoat 1879, 4 Page de
IA ans ct 8 mois, FERNAND, ills
1pAmadeo Blanchard ct de Clemen-
tine Mollere.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

La barque Black Prince, We
nant de la Havane, est arriv6e
mercredi a la quarantaine. Ellie
await a bord un mort ct plusieurs
malades attaqu6s de la fievre
jaime. LIE DR. Darlington a aussi-
tot telegraphi6 le fait au bureau
de sant6 de la Nouvelle-O Orleans
ct lui a fait demander en- meme
temps cinq cercueils. La barque
a recu ordre de Sc tenir a un mile
de distance des autres nayires
ancres a la quarantaine.
Isiaih Prophet, ex-juge de paix
de notre ward ct grand politi-
cien, Went de mourir sur fhabi-
tion Trinity.
Nous lisons dams le Journal
RIb6rie::
lie chemin de fer a fait son ap-
partition dams la Nouvelle Iberie
ct la locomotive nous r6gale de
son joyeux siff1et. Les mauvaises
langues dissent quill RESEMBLE
aux jappements dun dogue, mais
laissons-les dire, l'essentiel csest
quill est arrive.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

Editeur du Pionnier-V Veuillez an
noncer JOSEPH =. LIE BLANC
candidat J. Ia place de
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30
NApoLEoNvILLE. 81 aodt 1879.

NApoLEoNvrLLE. 81 aodt 1879.
J,annonce ma candidature q la
position
d,Ayocat de District
du yingtieme district judiciaire,
compose des paroisses Assumption
ct Lafourehe, sujette q Ia ratifica-
tion de La convention du parti de-
mocrate-conservateur du district.
WILLIAM E. HOWELL.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30
NOUVELLES A LA MAIN.

Sous nne porte cochere, IN
mendiant.
Aux mains du mendiant nn ac-
cordeon sur sa poitrine Get ecri-
tean /:
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30

pf0moSSe u,dLbeSIef IauSSe1neHb
que NJ. Spaul,iing s'etait suicide.
NOU VELLES A LA MAIN.
Sous une porte cochere, IN
mendiant.
Aux mains du mendiant nn ac-
cordeon /; sur sa poitrine Get ecri-
teau
AYEZ PITIE
Dan paavre 0veugEe.
A sa ceintnre, une fieelle.
An bout de la ficelle, un chien
|qni dort.
Un passant lui dome une
piece espagnole.
L'aveugle braille apres Iui ct
Elui dit:
Pardon mais ces pieees.la
ne passent pas lei.
Stupeur du M6cene.
All ca, mais, vons y voyez
doncs
Et lie mendiant le plus naturel-
|lement du monde /:
Isl j'y vols - parfaitement.
-Alors pourquoi mendiez-
yous pour qui Get ecritean 2
Pour mon CHEN H.. C'est
lui qui est ayeugfe !--..
Savez,vous pourquoi les bossus
|sont generalement gals?
Non.
-C'est pour faire croire qu'ils
Sc tordent de rire.
Dams beaucoup de villes de
provinces, certains employees des
pompes funebres sont designes
sous lie nom de .pleureur."
Un de ces pleureurs dit a IN
ICdHdFduo.
-Remplace moi done aujourd'-
hui d l'enterrement de fhuissier
Ratapoil.
-Pourquoi ny yas-tu pas toi-
meme.
-C'est qu'en conscience je ne
puis pleurer aujourd'hui ma bel
lie mere Went de mourir ce matin.
Affiche lue avenue de Clichy !:
ON DEMANDE
DES oUVRIERES ROSIERES
Pour ratetier ct te deh0rs.
Et dependant, Boileau q dit :
Lhonneur est CONNIE une lie escarpee ct
Sans bords,
On ny peut plus rentrer, quand on est
dehdrs
Monsele5 a en- un joli mot de
gourinand.i
Tn de ses intimes lui deman-
DAFT ponrquoi il Sc place toujours,
quand il dine, devant une glace :
-Pourquoi parce que jecrois
nnauOar aouhlai
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30
Gremer de COur

de la paroisse Assumption, sujet d
la ratification de la convention no
minante du parti democrate-con-
servateur. PLUsIEURs AMIs.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-08-30
Affiche lue avenue de Clichy /:
ON DEMANDE
DES oUYRIERES ROSIERES
Pour ratetier ct le dehors.

Monsele5 a en- un ioli mot de
gourmand.I
Un de ses intimes lui deman
DAFT ponrquoi il Sc place toujours.
quand il dine, devant une glace
-Pourquoi parce que jecroiS
manger double!
Daily globe., 1879-04-22

with the world. They can take care of them
selves without levying tribute on every man,
woman and child in ths country. We can
not complain of Manitoba for following our
example. On the contrary, if we were right,
she ought to be commended for accepting
our gospel. If the contemplated discrimina-
ton against our exporting wheat to Ger
many, France and other countries is carried
out, Minnesota will have additional reason
for rising up and calling the protective tariff
anything but blessed.
The question of free trade is kept in the
back ground in our politics at present, but it
is live issue. Political parties indulge in
a tariff or anti-tarif plank and there the
matter drops, neither side attempting to give
the resolutions practical effect. It is beyond
all question that very large majority of the
people are in favor of absolute free trade OF
such modified tariff only as is absolutely
essential to proper revenue. It is time
that we set an example, not only to our
Dominion neighbors, but to the world at
large. It is time that We refused to tax the
posr man in order to protect the wealthy
and build up arrogant monopolies. 1t will
not be long before free trade will be the
leading shibboleth of the Democratic party.
1t is the paramount question of interest to
day, if the people only understood ths
gigantic robbery which is perpetrated under
the disguise of the tariff.
Daily globe., 1879-04-22

A. Brown with the influence of Brown, then
receiver as stated, made entry at said New Ulm
land office in June, 1875, Of tho eighty acre
tract heretofore mentioned as an additional
homestead; and having received a patent there
for thereafter conveyed the said land to said
Canute A. Brown, who received the same in Sc
cret trust for the benefit of said receiver A. A.
Brown.
The bill further alleges that the said Canuto
A. Brown thereupon commenced an action at
law against said Francis w. Knapp, the owner
and occupant Of the land under the Buisson
title, to eject him from the same, which ac-
ton is now pending in the United States cir
cult court.
The prayer is that Canste A. Brown may be
perpetually enjoined from prosecuting said
action at law against said Francis ". Knapp;
and that the order canceling the Buisson loca-
tion of scrip and also the patent subsequently,
issued to Sorrerson may be vacated and de-
clared of no effect
AS above stated, there are number of other
tracts of land in different parts of the State
whose titles have been involved by the same
kind of proceedings and by the same parties,
who claim under the patent which this suit is
brought to set aside, and this will be a sort of
test case.
Daily globe., 1879-04-22

forms the furniture of the room. A stair
way without railing leads to the two little
rooms above used for bed chambers. Not
withstanding the appearance of poverty,
everything in view was scrupulously neat.
The mother, buxom, honest faced woman,
showed unmistakable grief at the conduct of
her daughter.
"I don't know where she is,'' she said: 81
didn't know she was going to be married,
God bless her. She was silly girl, because
he's fine gentleman, and it won't be long
he will keep the likes Of her, poor girl. I'm
afraid he deceived her. Maybe he's got an
other wife somewhere in the world. Do you
know him yourself? Oh, Anna was as good
a girl as ever mother raised"
And thus the mother ran on, telling how
hor husband had died nine years ago, leav-
ing her with four children, and how she had
struggled to bring them up; how Annals $6
week helped them along, and how she
hoped no harm would come to her child.