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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-02
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will be paid TO any Public hospital 20 be mus,,
ally agreed upon, for every certificate az this edi
sine pnblishsd BY us which IL not genuine.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-02


Eggs intended for Matching should
be promptly gathered two or
three times day. It is not known
how much chilling an egg will bear
and still retain the life of the embryo,
but it is not safe nor desirable to take
any unnecessary risks in the matter.
A few hours, and sometimes days,
might, at this season of the year, be
proftably spent in looking over the
machinery and putting them i'll repair.
a bolt viii be wanting in one place
and nut in another. These can be at
tended to now, saving much trouble
when work presses.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-02
Notice of Final Proof.
TAHO OFFICE

OREGON CITY, Or, March 10, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
In named settler has filed notice of his inteTl-
ton to make final proof N support of his cafu
and secure final entry thereof, and that sHid
proof will be made before J. l.. Cowan, County
seat of said county, on Wednesday,, the 18th
day of April, 1880, viz: JuniuS +. Whiting,
Homestead Application No. 1852, for the South
east quarter of Section 8, Tow nship II, Sort h
Range West, and names the following as his
witnesses, viz: Berry James, +. NJ. Miller,
Thomas II. BadScr and w e. CusiclS. all OF Lob
anon, Linn county. Oregon. L. Il. BARN,
March -. 1SS0-v -vI2n24w5 Register.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-02
HELmBOLD,s Bu

InvigOrates the Ssomaesa.
And stimulates the torpid Liver, BoWsls
and Kidneys, to healthy acsiOn, in cleaaIe.
ing the blood of all Impurities, and inpnfts
ing new life and yigor to tlhe whole ssatasnsf
A single trial will be quite sugEleEcus ID
convince the most hesitating Of ita yalnn III
remedial qualities.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-02
Its ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excsslanee az
the *. b. upon proper personal applicatIon wien
satisfied that no imposition II Intended, We wiiT
give tine MazmDa Of all its ingredients, by afadayif
prietor Of any other Family Medicine im ehe wcrl
Many testimonial 4, further fnf0Txaatfor ~
pnIes Treatise on Diseases 0f the Hlaod q ID
Ynlch each bottle Prie6 Per bottle ocn-
Mintng II ouncaa, or 40 to so doses Scld I'M aTssf
ssss ., RAIEaoMl EON q Co, Props, BuaAlc, N II.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-02
King Of the Blood

Cures all Scrofulous affections and disorders reauik@
ing from Impurity of tho blood. It needless to
specify ALI the sufferer usually perceive their
cause; but SAT- RheHns Etpsples, Ulcers, TssMsors,
GOSsre, StestEsngs, &C., are the nost common, 40
well as many affections Of the Heart, Head, LtweF
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-02
DIS .A 6 E u.
OF THE
gIadder aud gidnfgs.

For Debility, Loss of Metnosy, fBdispo.
sition to Exertion or Business. Shortneae
of Breath, Troubled with Thoughts Of Dis.
ease, DimEess of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Chest and Head, Rnsh Of Blood to tbs
Head, Pale Countenance and Dry SKIN.
IL these symptoms are allowed 90 10 eas
very freqtfentiy Epileptic Fits nnd Conai
sumption follow. when the conssifnfien
becomes affected, 1t requires the aid cf aa
insigorating medicine to strengthen ana
tone up the system, which
Helm bo1d's Buchu
DOES IN EVERY CASE
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30
A Change in the Ownership and Man
agement of the Journal

ahoihoub Vi tiIo JOuTlldl
! The undersigned, who has been for over
twenty-five years the proprietor and ed
itor Of the Republican journal. has ar
ranged to retire in part from its owner
ship, and to commit the care and man
agement of the establishment to other and
| younger hands. An association, to be
known as the Republican journal Pub
fishing Company, has been formed a por-
ton of the stock of which will be purchas-
ed by Mr.. Charles 4. Pilsbury and Mr.
Russell G.. Dyer. These gentlemen will
assume the management of the journal,
Mr.. Pilsbury taking editorial charge and
Mr.. Dyer the position of business mama
| ger and local writer. That this change
Will be advantageous to the friends and
patrons of the journal, and satisfactory
to the public generally, cannot be doubt
ed. Mr.. Plsbury, who is a thorough
newspaper man, has been for two wears
past or more, the principal writer for the
columns OF the paper: while Mr.. Dyer
has been for about ten years connected
with the journal, most Of the time as local
editor. The paper will be by the change
made stronger in every respect than ever
before 1t will be the purpose of the new
management to make paper which shall
be decidedly ana unsWcryngly Republi-
cam which shall present a reliable and
interesting weekly digest Of intelligence,
which shall make as heretofore the news
of Waldo county and of this city a spe-
clalty; and which shall lend Il helpinr
hand to every worthy pursuit and enter
prise in which Maine men may be engaged
by sea or land. Recognizing the prime
Importance of agriculture, it will continue
TO devote a considerable portion of its
space to that industry. In brief the en-
deaVOr Will be to present paper the value
OF which shall be recognized by all readers.
and which shall be a credit to the city in
which for titty-tWo Years it has been pub
llshed. With this brief introduction Of my
successors, and bespeaking for them the
kindly interest and helping hands Of all
my friends, | retire from my position as
manager of the journal.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30
Gen. Weaver to the Greenbackers.

The following is circular letter addressed to
the Greenbackers Union by their candidate for
President:
To Greenback Labor Men throughout the Unit
ed States: urgently request that you have struck
ofby thousands for circulation i'll each county full
extracts from Mr. Bayard's New York speech, in
which he says the Democratic party are in favor
of his bill to destroy Greenbacks, and that they
will carry out that policy. pubsh the Bayard
resolution with full extract from his speech, so
that the people may know just what it is that the
Democratic party and its candidates are pledged
to carry out The Issue is now fully made up. Let
every Greenbacker in the Union arouse himself to
the realization and brand an Infamous traitor to
our holy cause any man, without regard to his
former standing in our party who attempts to
transfer voters to either of the old parties
(Signed) j. B WEAVER
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30

To the Patrons of the Journal.

After this date the undersigned assume
the editorial and business management
of the Republican journal. The future
course of the paper is clearly indicated in
MIR. simpsons valedictory. We need
only to add, in this connection, that we
shall endeayor, to the best of our ability,
to redeem the promises made in our be
half, and to maintain the high reputation
the Journal has achieved under its late
management. And here it may be well
to say that, although relieving himself of
some of his business and editorial cares
and labors, Mr.. Simpson still retains a
controlling interest in the journal, and it
will continue to have his counsel and as
slstance. CHARLES A. PILSBIRY.
RUSSELL G.. DYER.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30

The Maine Legislature which will elect
q United States Senator, state officers
and executive council, is constituted as
follows: Senate, % Republicans to 9 Flu
sionists; House, IS Republicans to 66 Flu
sionists. We can stand this sort Of thing,
if the Fusionists can.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30
Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STAT

A BURGLAR ETHERIZEs \ WHOLE FAMILY
For some time past the residents Of Gorham
have beea troubled by the presence of burglars in
their quiet village several of whose exploits have
been recorded IN the Press The boldest attempt
however took place the other evening in the very
centre of that populous town.
MI Edward Deenng has lately kept fish mar
ket IN Gorham and has also been in the habit of
making large collections of money which he kept
IN his house. His bed room is on the ground
hoor, and the window, close at hand to the beti
looks out upon the street. On the night in ques
ton he had several hundred dollars ii the room
and 1t is supposed that this fact must have been
known to outside parties Mr. Deering with his
wife and child, retired early and were soon fast
asleep How long he slept he cannot exactly tell
bnt he awoke with start, all OF a nervous tremor
and feeling very badly about the head He at
tempted TO arise but accomplished his object only
with great difficulty. Finally he managed to reach
the door, force it open. get to the front door and
lnhale the fresh air. After little while he began
10 feel better. and he then noticed strong odor of
ether lie fastened back to the room and with
great difficulty awoke his wife and child who were
both under the influence OF the anrsthetc After
they came TO they were very sick The room was
saturated with the smell OF ether
investigation revealed the fact that the window
mad been lifted few inches and hole torn III the
mosquito screen, through which probably sponge
fastened to the end of a stick had beer inserted
after II had been saturated with ether The other
end OF the stick was probably held by a man stand
ing on the sidewalk who intended when the vie
TINS were thoroughly etherzed to enter the room
ana secure the money Nh behring's waking
probably defeated the scheme which was a daring
one. Portland Press
NAMES BLUE STOCKINGS.
The question was asked Maine journal recent
~ # there were a Maine born lady now living
who had won distinction in literature Its reply
was as follows Yes. several one OF the most
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30

liz the absence Of official figures we
have only spoken generally of the result
OF the Congressional election in this dis
trlct. 1t is due however, to the Republi-
cans of the old Fifth that they should
have some share in the praise bestowed
elsewhere for earnest and effective work
If we take Fogg's figures for comparison
no Fusionist can object. lie says: "Tke
Fifth District had a majority against the
Republicans two years ago of 3,619.
Murch is elected by 1000 majority. His
loss is 2,6l9. The same authority gives
Ladd's majority in the Fourth District as
800, and his loss as 2O26. This looks as
though the Fifth is entitled to the ban
ner, and it certainly puts Mr.. Millken's
candidacy in most favorable light.
There is trouble in the Greenback
camp. Gen. Weaver congratulates Scion
Chase on his bolt at Portland and tells
him: "The Greenbackers of the United
States will stand by YOU" while F. w.
Hughes, the recognized leader Of the
Pennsylvania Greenbackers, telegraphs
Weaver that he has forfeited his claim to
the support of the organization by his
congratulations to Scion. Gen. Weaver
has the floor now
The Philadelphia Republicans had a
large and enthusiastic demonstration Sat
urday night. A procession of 30, 900 men,
headed by the Union League, which made
parade for the third time only since its
organization, was composed Of Garfield
and Arthur clubs. An open air audience
Of at least $4,000 people was addressed
by Senator Blaine and others.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

hold decorations.
}. ID. Tucker is to occupy the house of Mrs
Crawford, on Miller street
Female help is scarce about Belfast: in fact it is
almost impossible to secure any
Capt Henry Mctilyery, who has been dangerous
" i'll with pneumonia, is slowly recovering
Nennor predicts cold and stormy weather for the
remainder of September and part of October
The annual fair of the North Waldo Agricultural
society will be holden at Unity Trotting Park, oct.
9th and eth.
The local coal rates have advanced % cent. yer
ton, caused by the advance in price of coal west
also advanced freigh4.
Mis- : 9. ~tarrctt, assistant teacher in the High
school read an original poem at the Starret fam
lily gathering in Warren, Maine. Friday week
We are indebted to J. o. smith, ESQ, Deput,
Secretary Of state, for carefully compiled list OF
iii" mrmhcr- 81 the -iNtieth Legislature of Maine.
Mr. Margaret T., vite Of l.. NJ Blood, 81 Law
renee. Ma-- nd daughter of the late Capt VII
Ird Mathew of this city. died in rran-ityinc,
Indiana, ou the l3u
4 rft.I If =. +. WrlI- Swallowed Din W sun
day. br JoHne"n, who was cullrd having ON hand
a instrument made ior -uch purposes, quickly re-
moved tine dangerous obstruction.
Mis- LENA Pierce, vho graduated from obi hig,n
school m the cb,-- of -, went To Boston ON Mon
daN where ~hr II to spend the winter AZ Il member
of Mrs J"m~"u'- boarding school
Iprr is gentleman ana nI- Wife III ut- c.t.
WI" nave mutual howe for sporting, aau they mal
occasionally hr seen trrmping about inc Nood-.
ono with It shot gum tine "ticr with Il rifle
IHcrc WEIR. ON exhibition last week, al IIay,..
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30
GeneraIitI es.

Potatoes sell in Houlton at 81 90, and 81 10 per
| barrel.
Bristol r. l. celebrated It's Booth anniversary,
Sept 2ith
Capt, v. Carver, of ylnalhavcn, died recently
| in Boston.
Thrty-eis persons were killed IN India by a
! land slide.
There Is one case Of small pox in HaIowell and
others are expected
The first snow Of the season fell on Mt Mans
field Vt, Thursday.
The women sufragists arc holding crowded meet
| ings IN New ork State.
Six hundred men will be put to work on the
| cape Cod canal, this week.
Mr. NJ L. Evans, Of Gilead, picked box Of
Strawberries September 10th.
The Maine state S. 5. Convention Il postponed
to October DOS at Brunswick
The State of Maine Live stock Association fair
has been given up for this year
J. seymour Of Maine has passed an ,yami.
nation at Annapolis as cadet mldshipman
| Hon +. 4 Pike Of Calais, started fol- California
last week, 20 be absent SIX or eight weeks.
Advertisements are about coming out a,r Ia.
mail route contracts including ~ III Maine
| Mr. W W Corcoran the ased banker Of Wash
ington, haS given away more dian s. pop goo
The Maine Unitarian Association wiu hold their
| annua, session u Waterviile sou.e Time Va vet.
| Der.
The receipts Of ap les IN Rostou last week foot
| up 26!@ barrels against / | 80! tina preceding
| week
The horse listruI.r X n, in., s.,iort.I, tIr.,tI
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30

Gen. Hancock says that if elected
President he will veto any bill for the
consideration or payment Of Southern
claims But the tail cannot wag the dog,
and Gen IIancock's party occupies the
same relation to Gen. Hancock that the
dog does to the tail
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30

FISH AND + FISHING ftStitIl pattirS nave bNT
chased piece Of Land near INV steamboat vhart
in Mhbridge, and are now contracting to have a
wharf built 90 feet Wide anil about 300 flu. loug
on which to cree, two story sarhnc factory ~
feet long the whol to b. completed next N4rvh
They are also contracting with owners Of weir, Ia
furnish them " It'll herring at a certain pric, Nv
two years The factory will give eup!ovueut to
q large number ot hands. AHA II thc business hAs
the appearance of pernauencv will uccr,,ita.
the erection DIT more dwelling houses .Tbr
Union Fish TO Camden. are advertf.Iug for 5ua
900 pound. Of herring and iuuao p.uud. " orlS
- MackercI are reported very PLENTY near tina
islands olf Boothbny. and M Ea,t Boo,ht.,v ror.
respondent Of the Waldobn~, N,.vy. sa,. nh.
river il tuIl Of mackcrol ard ,yerr ,v,ir,bl nt i
after them one to two barrels INV i,,.,, ,,,,,
i moi Nh fjsb,n, Thr az. If ,.r, Al, .,..i,4,.
That sea SERPENT with "vurs ot HI s.u.orb
silky texture" proves on elimination +, I'D. r.th
ing more than An ordinary >,itud. sugL Al. fisher
men use for bait IA Halifax DESPATCH SAY, h.l
grnen are arriving at ;, Pierre daily bnugin. M
poor catches The last trip VAS almost 4 failure.
Most Of the feet are preparing ID leave st Pierre
for France "A despatch from Victoria, British
Columbia .Ays "A genuine >eA Serpent. IL tevt
IN length, with an orthodox manc, head shaped
like 4 panthers ana a tail whitfield down t. sharp
point brought IN by Indian, yesterday. they
having caught il III docp water ii thr Straits III
Deharo Its appearance creates intense interest
among Swans and old fishermen cannot p.4., The
monster The serpent has been photographed and
tile 1dy will IA preserved HI Spirits aua -aut To
ottawa for classification ..- Some splendid -1,ci
mems NJ black Bass we're taken tro,n Dexter po,d
last week one weighed over lbs .\r.y.sar
dine factories are building HI Ea,tporf M, p.,t
ner Reporter says pickcrc. weighing tour pounds
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30

Dennis kearney sends a congratulatory
despatch to Scion Chase, saying the vic
tory by the Fusionsts is defeat and ask
inc ''what is the matter with Murch; has
victory turned his head ?"
The Republican journal., 1880-09-30
Scion Slaughtered.

The latest victim of Fusion bulldoznp
is Scion Chase, the proprietor of "them
steers" Scion was notified that he must
Cline drives" with the FusiOnists or step
down and out of the editorial chair of
Chase's Enquirer; and the father of Green
backism in Maine preferred the latter
course. The following letter addressed
to Z. 5. Conant, secretary of the board of
directors of the Androscoggn Publishing
Co., tells the whole story
Dear Sir-ln accordance with your suggestion |
retire from Chases Enquirer, and return its man
agement to the board of directors When the En-
qulrer passes under fusion management implore
you, for the sake of my Other children, to change
its name | can be resigned to the Enquirer burr
ed, as | am resigned when stand over the grave
of my only daughter. The Enquirer dies ghting
for the cause as dying soldier on the battlefield
finds an honorable grave
Inc Enquirer has been under my sole manage
ment and | alone am responsible for its utter
ances. If have done harm to the Greenback
party am sorry. Ii have done harm to either or
both of the old parties, am not sorry
orr letter Is very respectfully drawn, and re
ferS IN complimentary terms to my past labors and
future usefulness but breathes the spirit that pitch
ed LoVeJoys press into the Mississippi river The
stockholders of the Androscoggin Greenback
Publishing Go. own the press and type that make
the Enqurer's thunder, and turn over the proper
ty into their hands
Six years ago, | left the pillow standing in the
turrow, and felt call to preach and print news
paper. deserve no credit for my past labOrs to
which you refer for | could not help doing the
work did. To support Fusion electoral ticket
~ Name i to discourage and dishearen our friends
in every State i'll the | Mon; and go back to the
pillow to take little needed rest where can be
found when wanted. This dark night Of Fusion
Will soon pass away and the sunlight Of common
sense Will again have sway, and then there viii be
work for me ! can put no fire into Fusion
campaign, andi did not enter my protest against
il | should feel traitor TO the cause 20 near my
heart
Our cause can never die The conflict we are
waEngis rrepressible We have not to wait until
better ncu are born before victory perches on our
standard for the Greenback mothers from the
white birch hllsjdes Of the north the land Of the
ohveaud the orange teaching their sons that the
tirecnback road, like the road to heaven. straight
ahead. Most respectfully yours,
SOLOS CHASE
Later adNces Indicate that Scion may
return to the editorial chair, under the
Injunction mot to hurt his friends"