The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-08
NO. 80
How II IS Here.


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they should have an inheritance in the
land of their fathers of, at least, whole
some, well-paid work.
Mongolianism is permeating the bone
and sinew of the land with vicious, fear
ful habits and sin sunk to its lowest
depths, and the whole mass is cooking in
pot that will some day boil over and
scald the country and poison the air with
the direst and most terrible revolution.
unless Mongolianism is checked. Capt.
tai knows this and is afraid. Then why
does it not enlist on the right side and
help the workman onto his feet again.
and make him its friend, and thus avert
the evils that are otherwise sure to come,
and make the country hearty and whole
some and happy again
At no time should the workingman or
the capitalist forget this, and when Con-
gress assemblies, in six weeks from now.
let all work together to induce that body
TO do something to save us from this upas
breath from China.
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A hEMARKABLE MossTRosITY.-With
all OF its other wenders, North Carolina
has now given birth to one OF the most
the medical world in this or any other
age. This phenomenon has been dis
covered to exist few miles from this
place, It is stated by the father, negro
living some ten or twelve miles south
of this place, that this prodigious iast@
saGt,s'ae nan almost counterpart of the
frog, with Hands, feet and in form of
body very near similar to that Of this am
phibious animal. In habits almost the
same, it exhibits decided preference for
the watery element, and at night, when
eroaking, cultural notes of the number
less neptunian ehoirs are re-echoed and
reverberated throughthe wood land
marshes. this would-b aquatic peals forth
it's strange, unnatural song. which the
father AYERS is almost the same in IN
tonation and sound as that produced by
the pond frog. only on coarser and
louder scale, keeping it up until about
the hour of midnight. when he. she OF it
lulls him. her or itself into ar.ietness and
sleep. 1t has been on exhibition in this
place for the past few DAYS. The creature
has attracted great deal of attention,
and number of medical men from dis
tanees have come here II, tbe mast few
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MORTALITY IN INDIA FROM SNAKE
BITES. Readers will be startled to learn
that, according to return published in
January, 1878, no fewer than 1000 hu
man beings lost their lives in India dur
inQ the preyio11s wear ily snake bites