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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-07

P. Krate, Wadena, stallion 5 yrs or over: I'd g
}. Valentine: Compton, matched team Tor ,
s:s' EassSs fstSSsis; st?%s rS;;;is brood
4 + StoWe' StrHs A,o,;cn nul, Of any are Is Isl
IL w Fuller, Wadena, bull OF any age. "a 8.
4 Ellsworth, " adena, COW Of any age. .lst g
G Pike, Compton, COW Of any age..2d -
Brown, Watena, best rat OK. ...::..1st ::
{: Z" 6 pair work oxen. lst -
LF Yeaton, Wadena, best pair steers: list ::
HW fuler pol pHlan sn;sl china Rn boar: 1st 1st
Mrs " Andersen. Compton Jar H'r butter. .ist
Mrs Il Ii Armstrong .Aldrich, ...Sd
Mrs P Brate, Wadela, roll butter. ......lst ''
Mrs Borcher, Watlcna, roll butter. % .
l. A Paddock, Wadena, trio turkeys: :::...1st j."
" " Hurst, Blaifto,,, hard wheat flour. Isl s.
JE Butler, vernan1e, bus. spring wheat: IS lSt ::
G Fisher, Leaf River, :: winter g LIST {"
" Cornell, Stowe r ,bus.winter wheat ~ ::
A Paddock. Wadena, rye...ist " :.
j Strong, Compton: .........2d "
Il Eng'lls, 'erndslc, :. dent corn.....1st ::
J e Butler, s. 1iiEt corE. list .
W Fuller, Wadena, sulky plowins... ....2l "
w Young, Wing River, hand plowing. list .
Valentine: Compton,, IS. " .,:..zi "
j " Wallinsford, Oak Valley. hand plow-.
ing with OK team.. ....lSt -
HW Fuller, ,Wadena, peck yellow onions. list $:
8 Z field pumpkins. LIST ::
Langley, Compton, peck red onions. LIST s.
Brate, y adena, ,pe'k early rose potatOcs.2d .
=" beatty OF hebrew g "a 8
I Jordan, " citrons: :.......:.: :......lst t.
Z l. Engalls, Verniale, pix snowflake po-
l. l. Engals, Verndalc. doz blood beets. list ''
w LovcJoy, Thomastown: single squash
weighing 9j pounds. .................lst lst -
MIS- Il ii Armstrong, Al,irich. heads Of
MrsR Harms Fl Armstrong, aldrich,p pix tom toes lst
{: ''p'k white onions.lst 50
Langley Compton; ass gsPpess ~
D Parks, Aldrich, 3 var. early pot;tosslSt -
Lock, Leaf River sam. orange carrots. lst g
y Il Wlswell, Leaf River, heads drum
R iswell. Leaf X a heads caulihower. 1T 8.
W Anderson, Compton, sample s"ecde
F. ~ G,p Goron. Deer ureeK, ,col. r.onons.lt
Butler, Verndalc, doz white carrots.lst .
IS ruta baga turnipS.. LIST g
:' peck red onions. I'd s;
" II Cornell, Stowe Ir'rie,3 musk meins.l lst g
" Z Eddy, ,Verndale, pix c'rly rose potato'sl lst $:
IS peck peerless potat o:s. lst s.
Mrss Gardner, ,Wadena ,col ho9ss prtS lsr Z"
Mrs S Gardner, hanging baskets. ....2a ::
A Langley, Compton, display OF fruit list /"
Mrs /. + Yeaton, Watena, loaf brown
Mrs 'Le'.a Paddock, Watlena, display Of
Mrs 1 Paddock; variety Of jeiles::::::i>t .
;. tomato preserves. .1st :: ::
" gooseberry g ......lst g
" raspberry = ......lSt "
blueberry . ......2l g
Mrs M Maltby Blutfton. mango's pickls LIST :.
Mrs vi l. Odell. Wadena, tomato catsup. "a "
8: strawb'y pres'ye.1st -
Mrs Stuart, 6: loaf whit bread. LIST {:
Mrs Potter, Wadana, sweet pickles.. LIST .
Mrs W H Cornell, Stowe Prairie. tomato
catSup ....4St
Mrs NJ II Gardner, ,Wadena, jar raspb'ies.2 "a .
Mrs Stuart. .Wadena, blueb'y pres'vs. lst ''
Mrs l. Engalls, Verndale, loaves white
DfeaO ......... -"
Mrs + Williams, Leaf River, patch
work quilt. list "
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-07
Terms: $1.5o Per Year.

ing it to be a bear went Oh, and it
soon crossed the road again and cir.
cled around him and crossed the thi,
time, when Dell began to think h
was getting rather to intimate con
cluded he would not go any farther
in company with him, so he retraced
his steps back to his fathers, and
waited till daylight to go home.
Rather think lie made some tall tracks
in his retreat. INVISIBLE.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-07
WADENA, MINI, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1880.

Mrs F Williams, patch work quilt -. I'd ''
Mrs Valentine, ( Compton,p't'h w'k quilt I'd 8:
Mrs c Potter, Wadena, sp: mach. sewing 1st -
Mrs L Yeator, ,Wadena, hooked rug. 1st o
Mrs Heron, ,Wadena, Is y'ds rag carpet. .2d g
Mrs NJ II Gardner, '' list :. "
Miss L Lightfeot, Oak Valley, log cabin
Mrs F Brown, Wadena. specimen fancy
Miss NJ c Borchers, Compton, hand knit
stockings lst
Mrs W H Webb, Oak Valley, specimen
hand sewing. LIST =
Mrs Northfoss, Wadena, specimen fancy
Mrs I Barwise, Compton, fancy quilt: list q
Mrs W II Bement ,wat;ena' log cab. quilt I'd &
g g home made
Miss NJ wilson, Compton. .chrochet tidy. 1st g
Mrs c Potter, ,wadena, toilet cushion. go. 1st q
H williams, Perham. S oil paintings. .1st g
6: s. crayon drawing. LIST q
Mrs Coon. wadena, fancy tides. list q
Mrs W r Baumbach, wadena, ,crayon draw
Mrs L Fl Armstrong, Aldrich, fancy
hanging basket. ......................lst '
Miss Nj Borchers, Compton, canvass
Mrs W H webb Oak Valley: knit tidy. I'D -
Mrs X Miller Wadena, ) Oil paintings. I'd s.
Mrs NJ II Gardner, wadena, lamp mats .2d 81
Miss katzky, wadena, fancy tldies. I'D Ct
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-07
PREMIUM AWARDS.

The following is q list of the pre-
miums awarded at the first annual
fair Of the Wadena County Agricul-
tural Society:
R,11,-1 Sr Rrtar Verndae stallion ;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
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Made Blind by the Use of Arsenic
Indianapolis S1ptiusl

Aca>c unusual interest Ia women hcm
ing on the use otarSculC to improve tn,
complications has recently come 20 light
III the western part 81 the city. \ Ncuns
lady, handsome and Intelligent has hrcl
for long while using arscme for he,
complexion, and recently she has al
most lost her eyesight Her eyes hcgar
TO grow dim about a wear ago, and have
been gradually and senSihly failing cvcl
since. until il is almost impossible IL,
herto soc, llcrphysicim says II is from
the use Of arsenic In view of the cal
amity, her engagement with young
physician of good prospects, while not
broken OIL entirely, has been held sub
iect 10 the final result ot experiments
or the restoration Of sight
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

The reason why the Inflated grntle-
man had been 50 urgent topreSS homo
ward was nov hut too apparent and
my Immigration at the drunken inn
keeper in neglecting to hand me his
note knew no bounds, Alas, in the
years that have since como and gone
by, there has been moro than ono mo.
mcnt when the rcpmachcS which |
then avished upon him have come
home TO myself For the piteously
appealing look ofthe diving man long
haunted me and | sometimes SUll hear
his moau III the autumal blast that
walls around my eaScmcut,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
4" And the Leaves were for the Healing
Of the Nations"

This is Cnlly cNcmpliaod IN the demonstration
that - common \ paStUCo weed As smartwecd, W
water pepper, possesses medicinal properties
Which, when combined with esscucc ot Jamaica
{ lnger and other ctheacious Vegetable extracts,
- IA nr, rtercc's Competent remedy fAr bowel
affections 50 dtarrhoa, Sscutcry. aux, etc Il lis
also an e0icacious medicine Tor colds, and t0
break up fcNers and innammatoty attacks, aud
Tor the alienation Of pant Every Mmily should
keep a supply Of il. 80 ccnts by druggists,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
yun, Yum.


tClcNcand (ohial PLAIN pcaler.l
Well has il been said that the delight
experienced under certain conditions
Of life, cannot be articulated, hut can
only be conveyed by the happy Amer
icmism Yum, YUM
We do not know if Mr. Chas Maem-
pei, independence, O., sand this; but he
wrote; About II year ago was under
Il physicians treatment, and paid a
doctors hill Of twenty dollars, without
amy benefit One hG;Ilc of Hamburg
Drops did me moro good than all the
doctoriNp.'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
L1scAsrtn, pA. Da,ch 9Th, irso.

Professor John Ffskc comes home
under engagement 70 return - Europe
next year and give in England, France
and Belgium biz lectures on American
politics, which were lately so cordially
heard in London
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
No good Preaching.

No man can do u good ioh of work, preach a
good sermon, try law suit well doctor patient,
or write good article when he feels miserable
and dull, with sluggish brain andunstcady nerves,
aud none should make the attcinrt in such q CON
dition when il can he 50 easily and eheary ~
moved hy litac Hop Mect~. See othr
column ib,rnv ,I,fr,eol
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

Three hundred workers are busily
making the Princess Stcphnnie's bridal
veil II i nearly oval III shape, and Is
four yards long by three and half
wide The design is n central bouquet,
around which is n circle composed OF
Belgian and Austrian arms, and OF
those Of the provinces of the two
realms, and when i il done il will
be beautiful, doubtless and much less
becoming than simple illusion
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
InMdnrArIlc FnmilY Medicinn laA

HOMEOPATHIC Family Medicine Cases
and books, giving concise directions for
treating all common ailments, are a
great comfort and positive saving in
every household. The best assortment
Of all styles and prices is found at
Boerickc 4 Tafel's Homeopathic Phar-
macy, 10 Clark It., Chicago. Deecrip-
tive Price Currents gratis Business
e-tablishtd 4 "a 1885.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

INV FringoS, Embreidcrics, laceS, 81,
opened thiSwcck atlas. MORGAN 5, Milwau-
&ec. lie is closing ont all Summer Goods
at greatly reduced priNs, Black BuntimgS,
all wool, NJ N cts, reduced from ~ cts, ~,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
- . =

The Violate Ret ,No,, Mar hail, Mich,
will send their celebrated Electro Noltaic
Belts t. the afflicted upon 50 days trial
Speedy cues guaranteed They mean
what they say. Write them withoutdelSy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

Believers in mctcmpsychoSis have
had their faith refreshed Ivy the recent
birth Of child who, upon coming into
the world, made searching scrutiny
Of his surroundings, and sinking back
into his nurses arms, remarked
"Thank Heaven! at last have got my
self born into Il family that is comrorta-
hlv fixed go i,rchaRae.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
An EDITORS Escape.
orr,cr or mn INpturmn. En-

ANN, Iowa, NAY -. itSl
10 WHOM IT MAY CONcEH
Tux pleasure IN making the follow ng rlo O.
ment ! hnvu been III eird ivitha dieense of The
kidneys for ihQ past Two ycats ana have tired m.
merolis rcmrd cs " III only pnitinl ana temporary
relief. Manners Safe Kidney aud LAYER nj Wa.
recommended 10 me and afle5 linking il the phm
and distress len me aud am 10 day feeling ana
and WeH am perfectly sgtshcd that Marnol r
Sale Remedies arr the medicines needed and can
chreriuly commend them 20 othcIt.
o. " SrANM
! hereby caft'fy that ! have boon u paucuciug
Physltinn for twenty seSon years aud fOt nnny
chronic oasCs my practice DO recommend hnr.
nei'A Safe Kidney and 1--we Curt u WIS upon
my advice that g ". stamm, the editor obtained
this valuable remedy. a. A. RAMSAY. w. -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
. Q =

n people learn how true economy It is to uSe
nohhn> Electric Soaps tmalc Ivy Eragin \ Co..
PHILADELPHIA the common aduiicmtcd, diShNu-
st swaps aw hciNg driven out ot the market,
Ne, \
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

DoS Carlos is about to break his
long silence. lie intends publishing a
manifesto that he will never relin-
quish his claims 10 the Spanish crown.
Few persons supposed he would
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

nHE London Needle %, of New York
CITY, want Male and Female Agents
II Will pay amy one out of employment
to write to tLem for particulars, Sce
their advertisement IN another column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

WHEN you wake up in the night and
hear the Baby crying, look out for dan
ger there's rock ahead. DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup will assist YOU III safely
nnssing this rock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
What Dealers Say.

STERIsG, III, April i0ih, 1850
Kidney Wort stitl continues 10 EEL better than
amy other patent medicine un uur shelves, and N
always docs good work. Customers praise / 10
W, and recommend II 10 tBcif nralb5ru
a. o. OILY &R a co, ufI7gifis,
LANCASTER, PA. zach 9Th, isf0,
MEssns. WELLS, RfCnAHBsOf a Co,
dtnftsmen Kidney. oil - giving general snt.
isfaetion will swear by il AL Inc tina ~ il mas
duue me more good than any physician Wns able
10 do. J. Il. KAuFfMAS, Druggist
GenHtme1- MI John Bon, II w0odford 90 ,
wtshes Us 10 tel you TINT two boxes Of kidney
W0ri curcd him oi severe Liver omplnint. Nc
T. selling lots for u by bis recommendations
". A. ZINDEL, Druggist, feohl, III.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

a political economist says tho best
wives are cheapest. Yet every good
man who has 4 good wife looks upon
her M ~ little dear
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-11
Pressure OF the Brain.

An American medical man was called
one day to see youth aged eighteen, who
had been struck down insensible by the
Kick of horse. There .was depressed
fracture of the skull back OF the LEFT
tempe The skull was trephined ana
the loose fragments of bone that pressed.
upon the brain were removed, wherenpon
the patient came to his sense. The doctor
thought it good opportunity to make an
experiment as there was q hole in this
skull through which he could easily naka
pressure OIL the brain. He asked the boy
a question. and before there was time "a
answer it he pressed firmly with his finger
upon the exposed brain. As long as the
pressure vas kept up the boy was mute.
but the instant it was removed he made n
reilly. never suspecting he had not answea
ed al once. The experiment was repest-
ed several times with precisely the SANS
result. the boys thoughts being stOppea
and started again on, each occasion as
easily and certainly as the engineer starts
and stops his locomotive. Popular Scfexce
Monthly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-11

The Burlington Hawkcyc man thus
expatiates on the Monroe doctrine 'sTho
Monroe doctrine. simply and explicitly
declares that foreign nations shall not
come over here aud slide down our cellar
door that England aud France shall not
hang on our front gate to do their cotlrt-
ing /; that they can't bring over their
syrup pots and eldersprouts and make
sugar in our maple grove that Germany
aud Austria can't spot no bee tree IN our
woods that italy can't cut her firewocd
Gus of our hedgs rows that Russia can't
spank her neighbors' children with onr
butter paddle. The Monroe doctrine
simply means that we are the bull of the
woods between two oceans, and that the
man who joins farms with us ON either
side had better not move the boundary
fence until he talks to US about 1t. and
that be can't stiblet patch of his farm to
anybody until we arc satisfied that the
new tenant viii make good neigi.bor for
us That's aboGt all there Ia oris
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-11
Political Points.

Waslburue, says the Cincinnati CONNER
ctal. has tried 10 th,ow away his popular
ity and can't.
Henry Watterson'S itlra about TIlden
seems To be that he Is healti y-not too
healthy. but just iiet!tlty enough.
An exchange says that the impression is
general that Tillen holds both bowers aud
the zee. 1t seems to he forgotten. however,
that Kelly holds the Joker
Washhurne says lila: he IS for Grant.
first, last. and all the time, ropud,ating all
combinations with other candidates. and
will not be candidate unfe any circum-
stances.
AT the municipal electiors in Indiana
polls. Ind. the first vote ever poled by a
Chinamau in Indiana 7as cast. He was
conducted to the ballot box by colorcd
man.
The Chicago Times says 1T is quite
manifest that the two-thirds rule is TO he
maintained in Cincinnati. which Is in
accordance with the Tildeii programme
If he cannot secure his own nomination hr
can more readily name the man.
The editor of western amateur Journal
having been criticised by one of his con-
temporsries for writing ficrcely upon poiI-
tics in lis little newspaper. defends him
self by saying "OnF attacks upon the
Democracy have vastly benefited It's with
out materially irjnring that party
The Presidential situation is iius sum
morizeh by Gath: Hancock pros
poets looks little cioutled for the Demo
cratic nomination. though his friends are
stea ifast. Bayarh and .Tewett are both
supported by considerable number of en-
thusiastic Democrats. Field las no fol-
lowing that I can see In New York.
Thurman is considered as having some
chance. Tilden's health continues to i'm
prove as his opponents die off,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-11

SIN Eastern lands they talk in flowers,
Each fiower that blooms in their garden bowers
p rciral.
The pretty red rose is an emblem of Clover
The SNOWFALL tthoughts of heaven" above:
The honeysuckle imnlies II dream of thee"
And rosemary, always, ''reulember me-"
Arbor vitp denotes ''unchanging friendship ;"
my only hope !" the e american anne I ,, eowslip
And juniper replies, Il live for thee"
Gloxinia tells of .sluye at first sight ~
Sweet pea says Meet me by moonlight"
Dead leaves indicate "a heavy heart :;
Nariessated pink, Forever we part"
tLet be friends" says the trum,>ct flower. :,
Plum bloom SAYS. ssKeen youl word"
And rose geranitiril, Thou art preferred"
Apple bloom asks, eWiIt thou be mine ?''
Peach bloom replies. My heart is thine"
And ''modestya dwells with the white violet
Sweet william SAYS. .'I ct osr friendship end
Snowdrop sishs sofuyt, lin not a summer
friend"
But "ingratitudes dwels III the bright butter
cup.
& difficulties ''is the mistlet oes song:
The li;ac thrills with ..!ove's firs1 emotion,'
And hciiotroi'e implies only devotion"
f'etunia says. '.Your presence soothes me-"
Ice plant replies, Your looks freeze me"
White rose Whispers MY heart II 1ree,
And white clover ever thinks OF me-"
Sensitive rose, like pretty coquette,
SNvs, Too young 10 leave my mother yet" .
tsAfine through sunshine, storm. and SHOWS, y
Is written ali over the perpetual rose
blue iris brings "a message for you.'f
Forget -me-nOt denotes love- tender and true
Blue violet is .'faithfulness; - hareben grief :;
And passion flower hsppy i'll religious belief y
"Our souls are one' says the behutifuI phlox !;
'.Constancy>' abistcs with pretty dwarf box.
Or love in a cottage" Por uiacca doth tell.
And gratitude" Is found III Canterbury bell.
''Bonds is expressed by blue morning glcry :;
s'S obiiity OF charaG ter''by magnolia grnndihoi1
The ma I1,nfh II denotes ''unfading love-"
And ''insinceritS" biishts the pretty foxgiove
s'True friendship !" is found in Virginia s: ocil.
'Anbition'' sits high the bright hollyhock
''Coinla@sion'' attends the blee3ing-heart
And scarlet pea asks, Must you depart ~
We find s.fi,ci4lati ION awaysin fern.
''SN IlIatlIS in l,alm an ''.tfeH in lucerne.
Then cai her a wreath fro n he garden bowers,
And Tell the wish of thy nt art in howers.
&C ticugo Ledger
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-11

>
II guess haf to give up my delephon@
already said an old citizen Of CRATES
avenue yesterday as he entered the oGltm
OF the company with very long face.
why, what's the matter new f''
"oh F! eferytings. got dot deIephcne
In mine house so as could spheak mies
der poys In der saloon down town, Mna
init my relations In Springwells, but hae
to git it up. never haf SO much troublsss
s.How?''
''Vhell. my poy Shon, in der saloon. a.
ringe der pelI uhd calls mo oop nnd aayI
an old frent of mine vlants to see how
she works. Dot isl. oil right-,s j. say I
Hello : und hs says !: Come cieser.s 4
ghoes closer uhd helioes fSkaih, ben
says 'Shtand q little of. pad stand
little OF unl ,yells vanse more, ana hu
says.s -Shpeak lanleEa41t goese dos 1pmi.
for ten minutes, und den he says sS5l
to Texas, you old dutciiman f'' Yes
see ?''
ssYes.' ..... ..
"And den mein brudder, In SprIneweil@
he rings de pell and calls me oop und sayA
how vhas dish .fil.DSs? / says yaEAs
feeling like some colts, uad he nays
who vhant to puy some goats p (
says 'Colts-colts-colts = and he ma.
swers oh! coats. thought you saide
goats y When l goes to ask him Of be-
feels peter hears voice crying OG,s1t.
Whit Dutchmans ish dot on dis line =.
Den somebody answers, l. doanb know,
but likes to punch his head = Yes
see ?"
yes"
'.Vhell, somdimes my white vhanta e
spheak init me when am down Ia der
saloon. She rings mein pell und says,
Hello !! Nopody spleaks to me. Sha
rings again. und 1 says Hello y like
dunler Den der central Office tells ma.
go aheadt, und den tells mein vhife dot Z
am gone avhay. yells .oudt. cot ish not
SO, und somepody says, How can Ilalk fS
dot old Dutchman don't keep sthIll 20
You sec g''
Yes"
'.And whenI gits in bcdt at night,
somepody rings der pell like der house vas
on fire. und When / shnmped oudr and
says hello, l hear somepody sayingi
Kaiser, doan't you want to puy aioxi
yhants no dog, und ven | tells lem so,
hear some peoples laughing, 'Haw . hawl
haw = You see ?''
Yes"
'Gnd so you dake it in oldt, and visa
somebody likes to speak NIT me dey shalf
come right avhay to mine saiooa o of
uie:n brutlder ish sick he shall Git pcetmn.-
'ind If somepofiy Wants TO puy me dog,
he shall come where can punch him nis
Club -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-11
Late Dates.

The fair and fat Isabella. ex-Queen of
Spain. is expected soon in London to-
make prolonged stay.
Mario has resumed his own mime of
Marquis of Gambia. He lives in Rome
holding post at court with salary OF
81 600.
Winfield S. Keyes, son of Gen. Reyes.
is expected in San Francisco aboiit the
middle of June. He is now i'm Colorado.
Jenny Lind. the once famous prina
donna. is member OF tile Bach Society
of LONDON. of which Herr Goldsmith, her
h ,sband. ia the conductor.
George Agusias Sdla admires the Amer
ican railroad system. AS George Travelled
25.oOO miles by rail I'm this country with
out paying cent his enthusiasm, is not re-
markalle.
William 4. Avery, Representative in
Congress from the Memphis tTenn.l dis
lrict for two terms prior to the war. was
drowned by the capsi2ing ofa boat near
Memphis recently.
The Statesman says Mrs. Francis A. Sis
no. Of Waitsburg. is pronounced insane
anti her husband VIII COiluueG neF TO tile
Steiiacoom asylum.
Hawley. Wallace s Co, have got ten
thou,and pound safe as far as Walla walla
on the way 10 their bank at Dayton, and
CAM. easily let the job to haul it to that
place.
DR.. August Wilhelm Bohtz. the cmi-
nent esthetfc writer, and professor in the
fT.,svarcif, of GfnffanUfn Is dead
Secretary Evarts unbends himself from,
the weighty cares of State by occasional
visits to his fine farm in Vermont
The German Empire has commissioned
Baron Max Maria Won Weber, to visit the
United States fflIs summer, and study and
report vipon tie American system of in
tcr.l1i navigatioa and cheaper railroads.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-11
Not Muea. of n Loes.

A young lady went to a drugstore. Mon
day, located not hundred miles from the
market house, ard had a prescription made
up.
How much 80 inquired the lady.
Fifty cents,' said the clerk.
''But have only torty-five cents with
me. - repliet. the customer ''can't you let
me have it for that 2''
mo ma a'am," said the clerk, but you
can pay me the five cents when you come
in again."
''But suppose we're to die e''..sa,d the
lady jocularly.
''Weli, 1t wouldn't be very great loss, I"
WAS the smiling response.
And immediately tlls Innocent clerk
gathered from the indignant flash on the
lady's face, that he had been misunder-
stood, and before he could assure het that
it was the title balance and not her that
would be no great loss, she had bounced
out at go-as-you-please gait. and wss
beyond the sound of his voice.