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ENTERTAINMENTS.


viii give public Entertainment at Congress Han
TKEIS EVENING commencing at 712 O'CLOCK
Consisting of Vocal and Instrumental music, 6ea9-
ings and bectations by Mrs. L. p. Beals. Mrs =;
Currea, David Moulton, Esq, Thomas morrill, Esq, So
Entertainment. Tickets including Supper 20 cts.
to be had at the door, Ja'uAu
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Notice.

pORTLAND BRIDGE will be closed to public
Il travel for a few days, from Monday, JAN B.
1880, at a. m, for the purpose of repairing the
draw.
JACOB CLARK, County Commissioners
LEANDTR E. CRAM.) of Cumberland Co.
Portland, Jan. 2, 1880. Ja3dlw
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The Growing Town Of Deeling

OFFERS many attractions as place OF resi-
~ dence, and is of easy access by steam and horse
well situated, the streets are finely located for
drainage, and good sidewalks are built as property
is improved. lts rapid growth during the last few
wears demonstrates that Deering is frst-class
place for a suburban residence. have for sale in
desirable locations several houses, built during the
late dull times when all material was cheap winch
will be sold correspondingly low. L also have for
sale lands in various parts Of the town which will be
sold in lots to suit, and will furnish land and lum-
to build houses ready for occupancy:
Any party desiring to buy, sell, let or hire any
suburban property will do well to give me call
CHARLES RICH,
de15eodtf 10 Exchange Street.
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FELLOWS compound syrup Is coiupoSou VI
Ingredients identical with those who con-
stitute Healthy Blood, Muscle aed Nerve
and Brain Substance, whilst life itself is
directly dependent upon some Of them.
By its union with the blood and its effect
upon the muscles, reestablishing tie one
and toning the other. it is capable of effect
ing the following results:
1t will displace or wash out tuberculous
matter, and thus cure Consumption.
By increasing Nervous and Muscular
Vigor, it will cure Dyspepsia, feeble or in
terrupted action of the Heart and Palpita-
ton, Weakness of Intellect caused by grief,
weary, overtax or irregular habits, Bron-
chitis, Acute OF Chronic, Congestion OF the
Lungs even in the most alarming stages.
1t cures Asthma, Loss of Voice, Neural
gia, St. Vitus Dance, Epileptic Fits, Whoop-
ing Cough, Nervousness, and is most Won
derful adjunct to other remedies in sustain
ing life during the process of Dipthefia.
Do not be deceived by remedies bearing
similar name, no other preparation is a sub
stitute for this under any circumstances.
Look out for The name and address, j. I.
FELLOWS, St. John, N. B., on the yellow
wrapper in watermark which is seen by
holding the paper before the light.
Price $1.50 per Bottle, six for $3.50.
Sold by all Druggists.
i.,oE FM&WSWl ly0l
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GRAND CONCERT

YIN. C. A. HALL, corner of Congress and Elm SITS,
Wednesday Evening, Jan. 9TH, 1850,
at 734 O'Clock, to consist of the following talent;
ETESSits5. LUNLr1 AND MOVES ,
MRS FARLEY AND MISS BARTLETT,
MRS. GOSSE, Pianist.
For particulars see programmes. Tickets, 20
cents: for sale at Collins and Thurstons Music
Stores. at F. B. Clark's, and at the door. jan6d2t
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SALESMAN WANTED.

DY one of the largest houses in Maine. first
y class Salesman with an established trade in the
Grocery and Flour business to whom a permanent
situation will be given with good salary Address,
stating where trade is located,
de3fdtf BOX 935, Portland, Maine
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The Promoter and H'erfector OF AssiHni
latiOn.
The Reforn.er and vitaEizer of the
Blood.
The Producer and Knvig0rator of Nerve
and HnscIe.
The Builder and Supporter Of Brain
Power.
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WANTS..
w anted.

A GOOD COOK. References required. App
"A between and P, M. at
ian6dlw 81 DEERING STREET.
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TO LET.
Furnished House TO Let.
no Let for Six HHontNls.
20 Let
40 be Let.

EgOUSE and Stable situated on Ocean ST., Wood
IL ford's. Inquire of J II. READ, Ocean st.
oc21 tt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-17
saata Claus headquarters.

have just opened out the largestand best
assorted stOck..of holiday goods ever seen in
this city. The stOeksis so varied that can
suit everybody, aud fit. them out with any
kind of a present they may wish to make to
their friends. viii only mention few ar
ticles, as my stock is so immense that woald
have to start newspaper of my own if /
wished to refer to all Baby carriages, wag-
Gus, rocking horses, railroad trains, baby
trunks, bohemian vases, Mait / ca ware, beau.
tiful toilet and smoking sets, China cups and
sAneers of all kinds. velvet frames, writing
desks, rustic walnut frames, work boxes,
shell boxes, an immense stsck Of dolls, new
styles of Photograph and autograph albums,
handsome tortoise shell and pearl card cases,
and hundreds of other articles.
School books. stationery, both plain and
fancy, and holiday picture books, wholesale
and retail, Of which country dealers should
take notice. as l viii sell at San Francisco
prices, having bought in New York.
A cordial invitation IS extended to all to
call and examine my stock, and select your
presents before they are picked over. My
stock is larger than twas ever before seen in
this line in Albany, ..and it mustTsbe sold.
ED. BAUM,
Cor. First and Broadalbin streets
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The washhouSe officially ended ina row be-
tweea t1s Cslsstals themselv YES last Wednes-
day evening. It soems that when the license
was placed at IS per month the heads Of-thO
d'Gerent lanDdfies met and entered into .
solemn compact ts do ne more "washee un-
I'll the tax was taken or After the meeting
Of the Couacl last Tuesday evening San Ws
and Sin Chang concluded TO 60 TO week
again, and the next morning commenced tax
ing 10 washing. This caused the other wash
house proprieto.s to become very angry, and
they cane around to Sin Chang's in body
and proceeded to bull-doze him. Result
two or three fights, several black eyes, nu-
merOus cost bills and attorney fees, aAd. We
hope, quite contribution to The school .und,
but of this latter we can't say. as the triSls
were going on before Recorder Halter and
Squire Haven when we went to press.
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In Msn.orlum.

Capt. Jas. Shields last week received the
nad intelligence Of the death Of his youngest
brother. Enoch @. Shields. who died At Hills
boro. Ken, Nov. 81. 1850. The following
kind words in relation to the deceased are
taken from the Frmiaobu,y Times
II is q sad duty with as to record the
death Of EnoCh q. Shields, which took place
81 his residence in Hillaboro. KY, on Sunday
morniag last, Of an accumulated caieul. no
had been An invalid aud 3 great sufferer for
many years, but through IL al he bore him
self ~ became man and Christian. The
early memory Of the writer calls up bis ia-
miliAr face a. the teacher of clasa Ia Sab
bath SchOol in Hillsbsro, twenty-five years
ago, and hO was q member Of that class.
Since that time the changes and cuIrenGS Of
LIES ever shifting sea have cast US about
hither and thither upon the world, but new
81 the close Of his life We eeme TO offer this
feeble tribute 10 the memory Of tho departed.
II. q. Shields was man Of strong natural
mind, kindly impulses, strong and deep re.
ligious convictions. Starting in life without
the aid OF fortune and with only such an cd
ucAtion ~ tho schools Of the country afforded
bic name among his fellows. IIo did not
choose the moro ambitious path OF political
prefsrnent. but as . merchant Of the village
Of his nativity, among those with whom he
was reared, and whom he know And loved,
he strovo TO fulfill the injunction, "Do unto
others ~ as yOu would that others should do
unto you" OF his character As husband,
. father, . citizen, and boato all Christian,
it IL useless for US to speak, 20 far a. our
readers in this county and elsewhere were
concerned. His life was an example which
might be held up to coming generations Is q
pattern. But he is gone. His dying hours
were peaceful - those Of = child falling
aAlssp in the arms Of loving mother. He
know in whom he trusted.
We tender to tho bsrcaved wife and cor.
rowful son. aud to tho large circle Of rola-
atives our sincere coincidence. Bat remsm-
Der that it is only q short separation. 10 is
only gone TO rsst little in advance. He
viii gladly greet you "ovsr thors" when
''life's iitful fever is Ger"
His funeral took place from tho Methodist
Church at Hillsborc, tof which ho had been
. member since his yOuth.l Tuesday morn.
ing. the discourse being delivered by Rev.
d. q. u. DnmAreo. after which the remains
were taken in charge by the Masonic frassr'
nifty, Of which he was an honored member.
and inferred at New Hope. followed by a
largo concourse Of frisnda
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Mnlamet,e.. soetabIe.


The sOciablc given at Odd Fellow Temple
last Saturday evening by Willamette Lodge
Ne. 5. A. o. U. W., was one of the pleas
antest affairs of the kind which has trans
pired ia our city for . long time. The pro-
gram was good one, and although the hall
was crowded to overHowinG every. one pres
ent seemed to be enjoying themselves. The
order is growing very fast in every quarter
of the Union. and especially on this coast.
and here in Albany 1t has moved along with
great strides. Both Willamstte and Safety
Lodges have = large membership, and they
have initiations at every meeting. A Lodge
was organized at SeiO last week, and also
one at Tangent, and the organizing officer
is now out at Lebanon getting mp Lodge,
and will soon visit HAlssy and Harrisburg.
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UrrEn oc.Ieeo. Dec. .. 1850.

UrrER ocuOco. Dec Q. 1880
Editor Democrat
arrived here yesterday from the valley.
crossing the mountains by tho MeKsszis
route. II had been showing IN the mOunI.
ains, and the deepest foaad was from
eighteen to twenty inches. There was from
fourteen to fifteen miles Of snow 10 ride
over. and the weather WAS clear but ex.
trsmsly cold on the mountains; a. / came
down on the east aide II gradually grew
warm and pleasant, aud when / got 10 the
Desehutes IL was real nice. emily . Istlo
frosty in the mornings And evenings.
stoO.- is locking hne. better than ever
saw the at this timo of the year. their
coats look as though they had been kept up
and stall fed.
The weather was clear here tilt yesterday.
when IL began to snow little. but it let up
daring the nighs, aud thero was very little
on the grOund in the morning. II stsvisd il
again about noon to-day. and is noW very
cold. with the wind from the west.
The ochoco quartz miners have struck .
- NfN7e1t eAA - ~ sAe 1cAs VI
PriHsvills il quite lively, a. : great navy
people have moved in from the couatsy.
The sporting portion of tho boys are osPe.
eislly lively. They had q zoo yard horse race
= few days ego. il which three of our best
horaos engaged, viz Poster" 'Psp-eys''
and ''Cotton.nOse. II did not result very
satisfactorily to our more sober class Of cit
izens. as they argued the rider OF each hsrss
was too heavy Ia the shoulders, with muscle
in the arm to. csrTespond but they will
make il right next time. There is race to
come of on the 10th inst between Cotton
nose. " and ''Pop.eye." for $500 = side, dis.
tAnee, 6u0 yards.
The first number Of OeAoco Pioneer will be
isaued Oh Saturday, the 4th insL
The mail carriers have made their last
trip ACROSS the Cascade mountains on horse.
back for this winter. for yesterday morning
the snow was from , to 4 feet deep in the
mountains, and stu showing. From this on
they win have TO take it on snsw-shoss.
met Abe Hacklsman in Prineville. H,
beat me in half . day. w. q. A.
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ALBANY, Dec, II, 1880

ALBANY, Dec, II, 1880.
I'd ,0,- Democrat:
VIII you please answer the following
questions through your paper f:
Can a white man marry = full -blooded
indian woman in Oregon without transgresE-
ing the laws of OursStats?
2-Do yoa know of any case Of white
man marrying an indian woman in this state!
/ ask these questions 10 decide disputs
OF our marriage laws.
G. H. MARSHALL.
In looking at the laws Of our State we find
that whites and negroes even down to guar-
ter-blOods are forbidden 20 marry, but other
races arc not mentioned.
The second question we are compelled to
anwer in the negative. VS. know Of several
cases wherein white nsu is living with an
iadis waH4ii, an. Mhsrs they have even
raised large families, but whether or not they
were ever legally married we arc not pre-.
parol to answer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-17

Tangent Lodge. No. 81. A. O. o. W., was
organized by A. D. Rogers, D. D. G. n. w,
of this city, last Friday evening. and starts
out with the following O6ieers
Jos Beard, PMW,
J W Nsweomb, n w
John F Beard, Foreman
Geo Grimes, Overseer
Jas EIkins, Recorder
Geo w LuPsr, Financier
Jos Simpson, Rsesiver
H MeClung, Guide
VIM Doty. w
jos DOty, o w.
The organizing osaper, Bic. Rnse 5, welt
out to Iebanos last Wednesday evel'ag -os
the pdpose ot getting Lodge in working
order out there. prOvidias sutIicisAt eleoOr-
Asement is received. We hope the people
out there will take hold of the mater and
get up fine Lodge.
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dc &c seanr,l.

Our City COsnc1 met in regular session
last Tuesday evening with ali ofoers and
members present.
The comm 'ttee Oh accounts reported in ia.
vor of allowing the following bills, aud The
report was adopted
r. Fox, judge OF firema s,e4;iou, SI.CO.
c. c. Cherry, circular CRATES foe No. 2's
engine, Sl7.75.
A. J. HuEt, Matshals fees, 500.
A. J. HUT. orsss.wa.ks, sl6.a5.
J. }. Halter, Reeordor'u fees, Sl62O.
II. kloek's petition asking foe tho right G.
way 20 construct new andlarger fume from
the DENocrKT odee TO the foOs Of the street.
was granted under ce-lin restrictions, and
the Committee en- st eets was nstruIted to
see that the work was done as orde ed.
The petition of VIM. MeMeek eud
others was not granted. bat the matter Os
drainage asked for ws4 referred to the City
Surveyor.
The Committee to whom was referred the
petition OF +. Eoylo was granted further
,,me
f. B. Purdom and othe.s asked that tho
Oisy pay for tho work 1t tine ero,.iaS Of
Baker end Second at sets, a, 10 i'm
pcOvemeats were not completed waen the
new law went into force. Re.elrsi.
The City Marshal presented a ps,iI;oa
asksg that the o-laboOss be Iop, sed a0d a
stOye p,,s in it. Granted, aud the Marshal
Inst. lcted to make tne repairs.
A petition was presented by Chsay and
Parks asking foe an order for a new sidewalk
on the east side OF Baker from Frat 10 Wa.
te, streets. Rec rsL
On petition Os several citizens Peter Nc.
B.idO was declared con- non druukard.
A ps,i,ion wss received FROM large nu H.
Der o. properly oNue asking that the city
relieve tine Coal Co. rom the expense o
putting in new b idges or walks over tho
canal, and OF repairing old ones, and that
such work be paid for out O. the oi.y trea-
sury. Referred and ordered priased.
Several citizens presenteda petition ask ug
for the repeal of the Chinese license law. and
the matter was rS.elrsd to COMMITTEES on
Health.
on petition % sevs = cit ons RObt Mey-
ers aud Geo. DOulhersy were declared COM
mon drunkardA
On moiioa of G. adwotl foaee W. or
dered built ground NJ. rs engine hsu.e.
spec 6cat OPS to be made ous BY Committee
on Fire asd WA.er
The Mayor aud Rec, de reported the 70.
suit of the late eleetoa, Whica ! The same as
We repo, e ht wei.
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Andrews Ea,ar fer Dseeasber.

Ga m1ngpreSious oocasions we have sfo& ea
10 terms of praise of this jou. ssl The De-
csmber number is trdly royal one From
the striking Christmas picture, ''Ss sta Clsds
at Home" on the t.tle-pAge, to the Isss PAss
wilh its funny pictures and always spr ghtIy
81 urtle Tracks, i. il good Ire 1tsrazy
features, its sLO:ies, miscellany, etc, a:e CT
a sO=t peculiafly ple9sirg at holiday tins.
In addition to it1 usual wealth OF Fashion
Intelligence all yearly sIbzcribes receive
with the number Grand CHRISTMAS c. in
the form of gigantic slppleT ent, the fol
size of the Bazar itEelf, filsd with
useful aad beautiful designs that cal
be used as patterns IN fasb.oning many
articles suitable for holiday g'f;s; also de-
signs for printing on china, silk and satin,
for embrOideries, etc, etc. The proprietor
states that these designs, if purchased OF a
dealer, would cost ten times the price of the
Bazaar. which statement will at once be con-
frmed by any one who may examine the
beautital supplement. The subscription
price IF Andrews Bazar is 81 3 year, and
every subscriber is entitled to valuable pre-
MUM. and, if they begin with ths December
number, they will secure tae Cs ristmas sup
plement
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Linn Lodge No. -. A. o. Q. W.. At tt ,ir
last communication, elected the following
officers for the ensuing term W. B. Stzsd-
ish, NJ W; Wm Lsmastsr, Foreman; M.
OHart, Overseer jos LIggstt, Recorder;
J. p Galbraith, Financier &C. G. Blakely,
Receiver; W. O. Ssasard, Guide C. n.
Mcfarland, L W; j. B. Irvine, O.
w. and DIR. l. W. Starr. Msiieal Examiner.
Brownsville Lodge No. So. A F. 3 A. n,
have also elected the folloWiog officers for
the ensuing year J. P Galbraith. W. M. ;
J.B. r. MOrslOck. S. w; H z. Powell,
J. W.; J. H. Meyer. Treasurer Peter
Hume, Secretary J. w. Tyeer. S. D.; A.
K. Thompson, J. D., and E. w. Jack. Ty-
Ter all of whom viii be installed publicly
at the New City Hall on the 9th of the
month
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WRlNKLEp EAoEa.

IL Is n painful sight TO see young ladies
In their teens with wrinkled and prOma-
turely old faces; nevertheless II IL quite
common, and % any one who observes the
signs OF the times tho reason Is very appa-
rent. Owing 70 the flaming advertisements
and bogus certificates, In which are used
the names Of eminent physicians and
chemists, the unsuspecting and crodulons
have been induced 10 use some of the 40
called liquid beautifers, all OF which are
known 70 be positively injurious, and II
used for any lcngth OF time will destroy
tho complexion, 80 that Il will be next 20
impossible To restore Il. Mothers should
bs very careful 10 see that their daughters
do not uss these preparations, but ask for
and obtain Slayen'a Harmless Ioseu1ite
Face Powder, tho emily harmless beautiher.
For sale by Foshay d Mason, PoatsT's 3
Brick, Main st., Albany, or.
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BETTER THAN GOLD is perfect
health, and yet many arc suffering tho tor
lures OF the damned with Dyspepsia when
n single bottle of DIR. MINTIEsS ENG.
LISH DANDELION LIVER AND DYS-
PERSIA PILLS will give relief, and, II
persisted In, viii cure the worst case Of
this distressing trouble. This pill cures
Torpid Liver and Biliousness, Regulates
the Bowels, removes Pimples from the
Face, cures Sallow Complexion, Foul
Brealh, Sick Headache, Heartburn, Pain
in the sides and Back; Is Sugar coated and
GUARANTEED to be PURELY VEGE-
TABLE. It acts directly on the coating Of
the Stomach and on tho Liver. Can be
taken In any clime-wet or dry weather.
Beware of limitations. The genuine has
an engraving OF lion on the outside
wrapper. Price, 50 cents. For sale by all
druggists.
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RurAhars Rrssl,or..

This old firm fling their banner to the
breeze in this issue of the DEMOCRAT, and
announce to the public what kind Of busi.
ness they wish to do. Wenotice that beside
the general real estate and brokerage bust.
ness which they have boen engaged in, they
now propose 10 receive deposits and will pay
iaterest after thirty days. Both members Of
the firm are well known here, and nothing
we could say would add to their present
popularity. Read their advertisement.
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During tho past week there has been =
grand rush to Foshry and Masoas for holiday
goods, and they have done large business,
bat they still have the best stock in the city
and can suit almost any one Go around
there and look at theis holiday goods
Arthur Wilson, Of Portland, the energetic
general agent Of the old Aetna Life Insur-
aneo Co, came up last week aud went away
last Tuesday. He is now Vice Consul Of
Sweden and Norway. He seems to take a
great interest 10 music particularly in the
ladies brass baHd.
the agency Of the well-known Commercial
Insurance Co. Of California, and are prepared
TO writo insurance In that company. They
nav represent the best line Of companies on
tho coast and can give rates as low as any
agency, and the further assurance that all
losses viii bO promptly paid.
''Wnat is o,'tical science p asls an ey
change. Political science Political science (!
o, yes, we soc. When you can make people
boiievo that you can hold Office better than
TIRE man who is in, and they have tho conf
deneo TO put you in his place, you have de-
monst-atsd about all there aI in political
sciencs.
Holiday goods at great sacrifice at r.
". Fre1ehs until New Year,. 3 vii sell
sIs-y shiss in my line, consisting Of ladies'
gold wat, hes had chairs. gents gold and all
vs- watches, a Faadsome sssortment si jew.
cry. also "a 90 Inc o; s'lyerwsro Of every
desc p5ion manufactured by the Msddsn
Plate Co., and wa rAnted the best. Rogers
B:es. foi Ks aId spooas, etc, etc. Remem-
Der. mean bds aess and win sell regardless
Of Price. Can aud oxani 40 goods and prices.
Il. n. lresen, oppos.te Odd Fellows Tenn
ne
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wac Is I@

The 70 towing article appes ed in the las.
issue of the Saad M.rAy:
From the lively Iit.le town OF Alb4uy a
communication las bteu rrre ved deas;i'rg
the Paf..eu's o: an esc.lias incident taat
tsalAp.-ed the-e lAstwess It seeps ihas
yOaog msa of good pats bat t.'s or age
had been paying bis add esses to the only
daughte: of leld;7g ct ,er Tais young
lady reciprOcA.ed her losog's s~s-. On ard
met him elsndesine'y at W .ols ae.. con
traiy to thscOTmands # hes pasefnal -els-
tive, with whom the youth id not St. ID n
good iavor. The maidcas b-o acr was also
su asowed eneny {. he- eho.ce aud .ook no
spec 1 paias 10 coaeesl the feeliag. The Sc
e:et nisssiugs n til her lanoraia " con-
iued un.H one evening the incessed b OH
(. espionage discoge.ed the lo,iog coupe
At the'r res'la- tIys:. He 'afo: med his
f1tae, aud th sifA'e parent hied him 70 tue
spot a med With a stolt czdgel With which
he beIabCred the objec. onable and unto. ID.
nate lover in the moss nerciiess manner, not
Withstand ,Dg the tea -ful Gapp'icatio..s of the
astonished augbter who p :aded ia a5oc =
ing tones TO- her father to deS st. The yOang
man never attempted resistance, his pu-suer
St king him at eYeiy step until the .lgitivs
fs'l f-om shzustion aad co.e ed with gore,
when hia unreasonable assailant oe11ed h;s
aSrss-essions. The lends of the oatrased
youth are trs.ng to prevI'l upon him 10 have
the father arrested for assault With intent to
kir, but thus far, ont of confederation for
the daughter, he has resisted alt important
ties. The girl is IN fs tsful, and says the
unprovOked attack has on J strengthened
Lsr love, though she would have preferred
TO see dispositions to defend himself man..
tested on the pat of her fr.snd.