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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
esreenDacE labor Convention.


A call is ont, signed by f. c. Paine.
chairman of the executive committee of
the labor greenback party of Oregon, for
a state convention to Ge held at Salem on
the 25th of March. The object of the call
IS stated to be the nominaticn OF candidates
for the supreme and circuit judSeships.
presidential electors and representatives
in Congress. Delegates are aPportfoned
as follows: Baker county, / Benton. Is !;
Clackamas, 3; CIatsop. 2; Columbia. 1;
Cous, i; Curry, /; Dorglas, 1; Grant, L;
Jackson. s; Josephine, l; Lake. 4; Lane,
Is; Linn, 20; Marion, Is; Multnomah,
20; Polk, 10; Tillamook, 8; Uunatilla, q;
Union, 8; Wasco, 1; Washington, 8; Yam
hill, 8. It is advised that county conven-
tions be held March 11th. The call says
s.All workingmen's associations, all labor
reform associations. all who are opposed
to the old parties, are urged to come into
this great movement as honored and power
full strength thereto, that all who are oppos-
ed to unequal taxati on. to e S. bonds and to
perniciorIs class legislation, may unite to
push their own great work to the relief Of
honest industry on to success.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
School Elecfton.

AT the school election Tor this district
tNo. 81, held Monday afternoon, H. Il.
Hewitt. Esq. was elected Director, and j..
II. BhrkIfart. Esq, was reelected Clerk.
We have now three well informed. Jealous,
conscientious gentlemen Directors; with
whom The interests of the district can safe
ly be trusted. Mr.. Burkhart thoroughly
understands and will fill the bill as Clerk
right up to the handle.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
New To-Day.
Notice OF Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE.
OREGON CITY, Or. March 10. 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has flied notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof n support of his Claim
and secure final entry thereof, and that said
proof Will re made before J. L. Cowan, County
Clerk of Linn county, Oregon. at the county
seat of sail county, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of April, 1850, viz: Junius f. Whiting,
Homestead Appication No. 1882. for he Sour IL
east quarter of Section 8. Township u, South
Range West. and names the following his
witnesses, viz: Berry James, F. N. Miller,
Thomas X. Badger and w G.. Cusick. all OF Leb-
anon. Linn county, Oregon. l.. L. BARN,
March II, lSSe-V 12n24w5 Register.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
Elegant Furniture.

Sec the new advertisement of Mr.. James
Dannals, proprietor of the Albany Furni-
ture House. in this issue. For elegance,
factured at this house is the equal of any
in the market, and is sold at prices that
will astoni>h the public. Call aud see for
yourselves that we have not ovcrrated the
establishment.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

The Preshytery will meet in this city on
Tuesday, tl,g1sth inst; III the hall OF The
Y. P. c. A.?at z o'clock p If. The
opening sermon will be delivered by Rev.
A. L. Lindsey, of Portland. On Wednes-
day evcl.ing there will be- services of a re-
ligious character. The public is cordially
invited to attend these e,meetings.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

TO see that their children take. particularly
during the Spring season, a dose every
morning Of that great Spring regulator,
HYDE-S G 6LDEN BLOOD SYRUP.
You can rest assured they will have no
filthy sores upon their little faces, and it
will impart natural bloom to their checks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

Near Brownsville, one day last week.
Mr.. w. r. Finlay, aged SO or thereabouts.
fell or was thrown from sulkey. plow.
breaking one leg below the knee. At last
accounts the old gentleman was doing as
well as could be expected under the circum-
Stances.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

On Friday night last as Mrs. Kirkpatrick
reached the sidewalk in front of the Evan
gelical church, she slipped and fell, caus-
ing fracture of arm near the wrist. DIR.
Boughton was called in and gave the nee
essary medical attention, and the patient
is getting along finely.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
For Sale.

4 neat frame building on Broadalbin
street, now occup led by George weller's
saloon, for sale at bargain. Inquire OIL
the premises. tt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
Patrons OF IEnsbamdry.

The Convention ct delegates to elect
representatives to the State Grange, will
meet at Albany on Saturday, April 10Th.
1850. at one O'Clock P. M. Each Grange
is entitled to send three delegates.
II. A. Irvine, Deputy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

Matters are approaching crisis in San
Francisco. The kearneyiles have been
making loud threats, declaring their inten-
the only way to get rid of them. Fearing
that these threats against The Chinese aud
those who employ them may be carried
into execution, tie Governments has been
concentrating troops at that poiDt5 so as to
be ready fer any emergency. We may
hear of the spilling of red blood at any
hour, provided the sandlotters have the
0sand'' to carry their threats into execu-
tiou. Il win be serious blow to San
Francisco should the threats be carried in
to execution. On the other hand t'Citi-
zeus, Protective Union'' has been organ
ked. composed of the most influential and
wealthy citizens of the city, who have is
sued manifesto, declaring the object of
tie association to be1to preserve public
peeSss protect life and property, restore
confidence in The security of life and prop
erty from all violence, the resuscitation OF
legitimate commerce, Industries and busl-
ness interests of the people /; declares that
the Chinese matter IS only a blind. that
che real purpose of the sandlotters Is riot
and possible massacre, to be followed by
general conhagration and unlimited pill
Taxe declares that this contemplated trag-
edy shall not be enacted there, and that
pubIic threats Of the accomplishment o.
such wicked and Thurman designs will not
he longer tolerated. The address is plain
and to the point, and may deter the sand
lotters nom fnauguratfiig a row, the end
OF which norman can see.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

In a message to the Senate on the sth
the President distinctly cnunciates the
doctrine that no European Power or Pow
ers can be allowed to control the great
American highway across tie Ist1infus.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

More Ute Indians have gone to WASH
ington TO eat the food and slumber in the
blankets of the Great Father. Meantime
the White River hostiles. are Willing
away the winter In lnldisturbed comfort.
It is nice to be an Indian.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
DENTIST.

DIR. B. R. FREELAND has located fn
Albany for the practice of Dentistry.
All work warrantctl. Office fm Parrish
bI0ck. corner r irst and Ferry stS. fcb1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
ESares of Final settlcm,ent.

NOTICE is her eby given that the undersign-
In ed administrators of the estate of A. Ca
rothers, deceased, has filed in the County Court
of Linn county. Oregon, his final account in
the matter of said estate, and said Court has
appointed TUESDAY the 9Th day of APRIL
1850. at the hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day. for the hearing objections TO said
account and for the settlement thereof.
JASON WHEELER
March 5, 1ss0-vl2n23 Administrators.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
Court Week.

There Ftas been considerable stir during
the week m the city, Circuit Court having
drawn an unusual number of people to-
getAer
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

Fourteen new gold mines have been dis
covered In eastern Siberia, but the rush Ia
tlazt dlreeiicn ls not great. Nobody gees
except 10 Oblige the Car
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

There is q good deal OF tafy about '.link-
ed sweetness drawn out. ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

The Corvallis Gdzeae contains the fol-
lowing particulars of the suicide of Prof.
| John Everest;
| Deceased was imprisoned Monday night,
Martli 1st. for beimg intoxicated. and was
retainetl in prison BY the Marshal Tuesday
and Tuesday night for the Purpose OF get
! ting sober. Tuesday night, ut aboih II
| o'clock. MHrshaI Miller Vent to the prison,
ms Il his custom. and seeing blood on the
floor. asked deceased what w:is the matter;
! and received the answer; ''f want to die
| Pie Marshal. in all haste, summoned DIR.
! Lee, !sho shortly arrived and fotfnd that
deceased had severed the main artery of
! his left arm. just below the elbow, the
weapGh used being small pocket knife.
| The doctor carefully bound nH the wound
and stopped the flow of blood, after which
! he returned home. Marshal Miller hid
| occasion to be absent a few minutes, and
OH hfs return fotini that deceased hal re-
moved the bantiage and tile wofIiId was
again bleeding profusely. Dr.. Lee was
| again called to dress the wound, and a
watch WAS placed over the man TO prevent
his removing the bandage. But it was too
| l;Tte TO save lfffn. Deceased was native
OF Kent county. England, and WIS about
forfy-five years Of age. and has nnerotins
relatives in Oregon. Hc lr;tFes vile and
one child, who were. af The Dsllcs at the
rime' of his death. lie was member of
Hfnitnonah tribe, No. .. |. q. R. NJ.
From about the Ist of December to Febru-
ary 14ili he ras at Philpnath giving i'm
xtrtIct ron to- the brasS band at tlIdt place.
his contract having expired on the latter
date, as shown by his diary. Deceased
was skillfhf in his profession. was kiHsi and
generous. and well respected by all who
knew him.
Tie Iowa Legislature does not waste
tiale In debating osf the meaning OF
hefiopatlalus rs slang term, nor do its
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

In the County Court of the county Of Linn in
the State of oregon-
In the matter s. the estate | citation.
, 1880-03-12

l,nrous times. Or In cur -In,,ghtcr-ho,ls
H'hl s,iaRrsssvc .1ait,r'. TINT wr may M'vn
wn tr1Irvc tint 10 lu II er,,ol ln,pkcry. hut fur
our nwn cnrnnt. ntlItnni RrlF, 1,st cruel. nn-
san,c nnirnnfa whusn Itf.s-il'Mki IL she'd every
sMj. ns sensible of raIsl, asa all Tint pnin lni-
lively ntswcr. Yes. Ia II mt tr,e, then. TINT we
nTc inh'.'ln.n7 tut, n9s, why sny Tint; why
wh"n tho ttRhrst civilized nattnns. with prayers
~ tlolr nani'hs, 70 forth to s'nuehter 9n'l to
tah! whit ttoes their sn,ll prntlt thol1D fnr
gn;l for trMle. ,ss ilssta!rr tho Zulu w,ir2
I'LL rs " ~ ne .se @ y, m,1: f ho ee
yn will publish Tho a!nvc. IA llnlIovc there nrc
few prranis lint linve Efscn tho subject this
discard from tEnr tuhlrs i!csh TINT ttftcp l,ltv.
cred With tho slue lfc. giving properties ns wa
ourselves 1H'sscsst for tho mnrG gentle, .livinc.
md flcnlhy Vegetable fo,xl III nil Its ynrlctles
rr11ntrd III ITS, whether inah Or lMast. l!v kt.id
JOI1S MpNltOE.
, 1880-03-12


CHtCAuO, Mnrph 1i.-tMI llttln kntiw wltnt you
nte tni.lH ltr chicI4t, wIei, yol, alr nkinH nlsr
river 4Nl whtor vi bu'i. korlv timr iu isil-'s
Lang Jnhh nltU Il lhrEe tNa,llntuIr uut nf u
Inns, when It WIS but Niue, mil stu ted hut tho
t!i9 Interest. The tiG nf emigration turned Il,
Wisc"nsI1t. ..-aa mich 10 thnt Milwaukee, nu,lrly
ton ytHrs hnftrn VIZ gould tliss0 tt' nlilmls 0f
tho public 10 thAt ,huy vcnture.l IL Brtfc IL snlr
Htnta. What hlx laWn sNid IN our t,AInra III tho
llat week VIII aut 9it frnni tl!o 70 ~" hundred
thhlsaild !lcrtasn III population IN the 4cxt 1.-Two
yrMlr. md lOwcr tho vlttIle Of real ektNtc. re-
Khttt tho injury to n.tr ctty .,y tho publications.
sysTf ,t tS u st ,a' t s. in: fsteF y t. y ns VIII Viii
rurut 0t tho subject luture senturiIlH furthur.
Lung J0hliB Ao lvo tnr wlint hu did WslA ~ XIII
'as whiY party; hs kille.! hls p,per a,ui at last
thousands " utliers hlyo tl0na. feel thMt u
wtr,l u lt,u wsv IL sufficient, feel U,lts pNl'-
tMln yn du not reflect IN tho subject VI rllllBca
a''a 'ue'''' Very truly ..ns,v }.,.,,S, ,r.o..,no.
tstr. Trol'ri,lxv represents. VIC hnpu. hut IL
small proportion uf tho Intelligent peuple of tho
present tiay. Ills theary. that I'M evil can 10
suppressed E.y igtlusnv ts exstent., 10 Ill Oh!
as!d srsy "lL-tln,b alsuslity, Tho wAtur Of
tlte ChAaXu ltitcr wus Offensive. alid that fact
wlls patent to orery lNrs4,tl whu hud u ni,sp.
sonle VI this water t'scupcd Into tho criG, and
VIVA returned thrnlgh tho wutur service; this
WIS etl'tMlly hotnraalx unl tho d[scAssitn tn tlo
lNllors led IT, tho suspension Ut tho cAusea Ut tho
WAtgr tncnhtcnenea.. Dir. rrhridYH probably
would have suppressed aEl tnei,tiun Ut tho greut
tlrr, nnd Ut I'LL subsequent tres; would suppress
uIl inclltiau OF sptdenlc<, ntll OF warS, pestI-
ltnce, aul fhlnfue; Ut accidents by Hood Auj
Aeli; OF deaths and suicides. lie would prob
ably suppress Ill mention Of the medical faculty,
, 1880-03-12
Tic 111fnpfx Local Press,

10 Eh4 EdHpf U INT chicago Ifto4Hf.
CnlCA1H, MAruh 11.-At tho Into meeting Of
tho Illinois Press Asaocluton held IN this city,
embraced tho nGcnsi0n to ttl,nl lilo gentlemen
on their rullticai prrfcrenccs Thu nrnon pre-
wills to 9rcnt extent throughout tho ENat, mud
In some degree hrrc in tllinnis, that tho Country
press Ia II tnArh!rc tt be ket n.EOtnE 1r stuppch
Mt will by nen ri National nnrne md fame.
This, I mi KlMll tn say. Is hit M assumption.
Although tho t'rGss Association WINS mt fully
represented, yet III ca,,ynsstnE their views
fttt,.d men wilo were ns Intelligent. rs we'll cot
III their views, md M n,stspokcn ms ono Cm,lil
find In tho aame number Of gentlemen from my
nttsor. calling. fn,,,ut licruhl1cans who he.
itete!l III n RtrrlnF (snvrritnrHt aud Grnnt+ who
cured nnthlnF for cre lf!nck and h!s third term
the fncc Of tho 'phcr dispatches aid 1ohn
krf.y's lAflt: Independent fellows WIN liked
1!lnfNp fnr bis nEEresetyniless. 1lAynrt! fnr his
nristncnttc ltnt'nge. Wnshnrno for hts honesty
oven .ioan shrrtn FOR i,is ilnaaciii ahIiity. '''
While tho ltttR"ts Press A~nclatiur ,sns con-
ytiaGd for tho consideration nf subjects portatn-
ing purely tn Il ca'pcrntivn harmony asill protlt,
nn! .whlu State n,i!l National preferences M
cns'lAl observer ,yolll mt fnll tt actret Tint
every cnilntry editor wns n man md not
Mnchlnt,-a man WIN thn1,ght nnh netc for
himself. 10 mHehlhe moving him In my tlircc-
ttnn.
The time WIS when tho country press n1lowcd
tsrtf Il, II. controlled either rrom Washington. or
Springfield. tn ia credit te It anlt1, TINT Tins
has lut'g since lusscd. reguri tho Ilflnals
country preHs tD-tny ns tho most independent
pn'tlcnl innchno OF. tho third stnte III tho
unnn. md wnli1,l nlther rely upon It's ctsny!c-
tf0ns ttnn npt,n tho convictions of my HnlInr
number VI public thinkers. OlsEltyEH
, 1880-03-12

Imperial Matesty Ms Nero. The execution
WIS private, but 1t Is understood tint tho
death was painful, the wretcllch traltor's
life nut being extinct for severnt minutes.
Silt ALEX. SHEPPARD. coiillT-C1t.AsIDEnLA1s
Sir Alexander Sheppard Inns, we nrc glad
His Imperial .AlaJesty.-nn lml'criul decree
fssnctt yesterday nppninting him 10 TIC re-
sRol,sinlG MI lucrative M lnsiio% H. "f GaTrl'
pcr!al Majesty 1,as Men .graciously pleased
10 direct tint Il salAry uf s:D,0tV per nnltun
bt fixed Ms tile elhDlume1ls III this ll0nurublc
Office.
cot. FoisyEy's EXPECTATIONS.
The Hon. john W. Fornyy. of 1'iiladcl-
llon0r OF an audience wifi, Ills 1mperfni
NfniGsty. Eoa. Furney's tlcynttoll to the In
rsria cams. leforr to , cstail,sliWslt r. m q tlte
EEir Is WeLi knnW WY mi T. j. sh "p,n
VIII recGIyc some substantial marks OF Ills
Imperial Atajcsty's favor.
wATrEiisuS, MAlsQlIte OF lsOGInoN,
Lori Henry Wattrtsoll, Of Kentucky, who
Inns been on n prolonged nirio! visit through
lis services III tho establishment Of Tho Inn
lnrial Government llnye bccn crowned will,
such signal s,cttss, Is expected to arrive ~
town to,llaorrnw; al!tl We unlcrstai9l tlint, IN
mcnts, Ills ,imrrrial Majesty has lrcn
Marquis 1t tloarbon. ~ " ''
DANA UNDER 1NrEKIAL D19TLEAsullE
1sumnrs wcre current IN the Capital ycstcr
t!ay TINT CharIes 4. Dama, Of New, York, tho
tlIsloyal ard ytrulc..t, .Untonist, whose opm'-
afttuI to tlie 1mprrtaltat cause wns 10 lirt,-
lluuncG,f during tln cnlitllttaturn Of Ills lm-
prrlal Majesty Il, 1870, lnas been arrested ,!rar
fnrk Sim, 1t vii! be- remembered, WAS SUM
nlarlty suppressed, and two Of liz p.litnrs
trntlslmrted far lIie,, when tic Imperial troops
, 1880-03-12
Gnrcelon'n 8lssxags FROM tho 1'eop,o.

n concluding hls slSeGh II Auburn Raturlay
pycninH, EXIT 1HrccDn EnitI: fmir mi.
ntcllnl elections will a!cnr next Mon.lny. II
ynu l'etloyv TINT hnvp tonu right. hnve fcar-
lealy uIrfnr!upt( my duty by strictly fullnwtnK
tIs Inv an,l Constitution, v,ts tho ,en..xrniio
n,1a.s.r ~ ro.nra in4 !scpuhl|Gan 1aHtorlty Of 4s.
Tho ffo cities which Wc!r .llsfranehSeu BY Civ.
tlMrxvlan unl Euu,cil helA elections HlD,lu!.y,
n@o,!lan,! cortland r:n1rt. .r 4 NrI"!t!Isnn ,nnjority for
u 70 l4st ypnr. l.uwatun sI,t'wS u liulnliIleai.
Kail! q l:n. ltneklannt, which olecsel II ltepub-
lcltA MAynr lust spring, IN tho THRU trlal, by
,nnn!fi,y ,n! y A. now ,I,Hatlss thu n,ajn,ty. a,,l
evrry was'l but nfau. IN snco evcFy warl Is Ito.
r.tnlltAh; II year nG4 tho ile.lnHrats carried
y. nonlI9!M.lou. aui 0sn. iiytls i rlsctctl
Mayor. looming next tn tho towns WtItsa
iteprcs,ntn!ivrs wcre tzAlnte.lsnt, VIZ i,nlskpw~
hrHan pltctin1 Mr.. Steward, tho Representative,
tlFst settcttl!nii, NJ Ia ILL., FMrlnuxtnl, which
Was fss', H.. snr'n n turns m villa r..
lsepuhllc!a tlckut, Norway sl,t.ws u Republican
e.lll af q. lNernK barely elected llclh!p plcau
Representative, WIN wYs deprived u hid xout
Gy H !eo Fs!! !exis!statv; and !leerlng now ror
elects Il full btllrl nf liepubltcuN t,l1ccrs.
, 1880-03-12
Recognition by England, France, anu
Germany OF tho Independence ofikou@

1l1ntllAs
l,ucnAnEsr. Fob, so.-At t,alf.past Il lhn thlt
anu Gor!nany cAllad upon u. Hhresco, fho ianu ..
naniMn Minister ot Foreign AtiAirs. and rrtseat.
% ~ foownE tdontlcal nose froln lhel' ~
My loyer1l.nent has. through tho agent q q
bis lanyn tfEhncss the Prince, buen nfor'tie1 u
tn9 Official protnulXation OIL Tho 18th of octi.
tho Constitution Of tho Principally cor, D.
o e III T'a Arao aa stspqaoMn4 q tGo Mcay sSaa u Sa
NY 1oyeFnment cannot. however, .sSt !o%t
upon this constitutional amendment, hroasss it
~ ~ k!lowletiKe as above ment!ong 1na ps. fspr
Ing to non -Christlan Greeas residing pernanen1.s
y y Isnt,lnanla, md not sub1eets 81 ~ ~
doSs orxS to fornai are Of conpHe pvai ua
tho iie.s which aot1ateI tho sisaa,tt"m51y tm1
hwers hs at It,. TIE Congress q ner Tfasi1a W d
putting theso chn11ges III tho Constitution ".. s"
e!Ieot, approximate continually to tho Lps,HH psnH
ideas which pronpted tho urGat powsrs' a,s'1T. anT
ancea conveyed In that sense, ny Hos. H,S,.
sna" nation ~ svcnss q r. tf'e1dly sSna ssasal.
enco of tho Principally Of isuumana wl.h,o49aa win, "a
further delay. anu declares itselt prtpasen. e.ith
tba ssxa6 doms.Is ho sr
signed, In communicating the decision q ~
uoveEunont TO tho Minister of Foreign Adtaisss; y 4;
bus . the Re-. honor to renew the assurances o' -
Inst 1latlnxulshed consideration, etc. r..
lt VIII pe seel Ut glancp that tho iears ot o'thsI
itonhuntuns rc9Ar1linx conditions 10 ho attens 1.
t. TO- rssoxaslon Of thelr aependsn,o o nat il
a9n9T - make ths cia.fe y ,her Ce,siss i, yiss
sats thS teat Powra .. S w b"v. no rrasou
regret III the future the confidence 1nan1ssp'A
to'day In the good faith ct Noutnania.
, 1880-03-12
Hytlrnpilobln.

III The Edilor of The GAteaeo Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 0.-This Is hnrrIble disnaHo
ttMt II IL snruly permissible to my nnp, whctiur
physician ar mt to present to tho rlbslc my
thoughts hp mny tnvc TN tho subject. 1t seotns
t!Nt Alsscrpt tho victim, WINS bitten ni,1tlt Blx
weeks ago; tho poison, therefore. required ut
1cast some t'su weeks to culn,inRto antt tcvclnp
tho Intent cu.lee. II tho poison were Ut II
chemical character we should expect results
within II few hours: the long dclny, tllorcfurc,
would point to tho conclusfon TINT tho poison
conveyed by the tIItc WIS composed of organic
IrnpitRlt0 bctGro rcnchinH tho vital cnAtrcs, or,
|'erlinls. sltHply tho brain. Another fnct rnint-
WI wio ircreco b't b"tween to ecst stt' u chrn!eni I
t.ilninE i!te- fHrees Within them. fo quite fnnln
II we wish to psslsa, wolves. tho arsenic other
chemical put Into the lN,dy III sheep intlst l,B
of wavcs, s For ano v wit IL thu. n"isone., % viii mt
convey the etreet to tho rest of tho pack; hut II
We desire to destroy /! savnge rico f'y .snIa1pox
iulpurt It to tho wl,olc tribe by tho .senHo anw-
Ing ltn own RcMts or germs. Ono fnad doR. will
dsS ses !" f % ,1 rs n pf lib hh" na ts
ctcti tltE."
Itappears to mo TO be logically and mathen,nt-
!!sel y South american lnliars to
e d ass tSr .,ss two wt na wtgm wsg"fs d
consI.lcr. however, that poison usc to tir arrows
IL calculated to Kill or s.lsc men, the attack Ii
are w.'rktng mischief Within him. There nro
chemicals, sulphur as ono, that nre destructive
e T a m.sa, ss St oery &c y. wca i + f Hfsf
ought tn he. thAt nll contagious discusses NJ least
artse frM @ organic germs, then there Wo,,la 1s,
ccnicnl ngunts that. wilt destroy tho Rertns and
cysn the .ssltGs M 81, cr'ys.i M frs,!n them, without
II Nnf
, 1880-03-12
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
WHO Invented Itl

I'D tHt E4E1UF U 1EN CHFta1t 7FE11Ht.
CHrCA0o, hfnrch 8.-lsttlIny In Cnlalport-
avcnuo car Inst Saturday heard passenger
stnto that tho 15 p,1zzle was gotten up l,y
one Of tho members OF tho Electoral Co1nmts-
butter kIiuwn IN the 5-to-a Commission,
Can you tell inc whether thnt Is truth Or IutIon2
Yours, 7TUB.
, 1880-03-12

Az lNH 3A*AQf " AH0 NiA+0pV AFtpA|k<s
CHICAGO, Murch N.-ConscQ,lent on the Into
rntl af tho Health Officers upon tho milk Of tho
city, anl tho exposition Of tho poGr, trHahy stuff
Hcncr1,ly sold by tho mllkmutt, there ias sprung
up n number Of snnll cowkcepcrs who pr,fcss
to sell milk rlro md good In UvGry why. Tint
this milk Is pnro Ia without Doubt but that It II
good In every respect Is II falIaey. Tho ahiinals
from which this clHss Of milk IL derived arO
crowded Into snail bnrlls, Dndly ycnttlntch, TIM
clcnnly. and dirk; thero they aro fed on slop-
food. for tho most part consisting of browrr's
grains or diattIcry-sn -snash. upuu thlR kind OF
lc.sl. md ,4,Mler such treatinent, they put on
asa ths animaIs hekI., L, tilt IN htalih. t nark. @
toro aud put tho sawa Into fovcrish condition,
milk. and sf' TRIM tho ,niik to " thosS 5
wYho Ivy for tho nost part upon +.
iur hut tic habIss. isaby'a ata,,et sets W out ii
or,!Yr, It has feynrsh spells, anl ti9usIlot,, ma
r.s!Issss nlaats ana "; s,y..0h' hay y cutting
tien IAt,y scts .loscd. Tilt ii we follawed a,,r
mIlktlan 10 his barn, aud Viewed the st,.lrccs IL
lMly's 1,ouriAhMent, WI could know whcrp the
Atssots'y I'rs, w,,oleson,e milk y wIat wo
rfs RI i,s 1 ,r 1,r tfs wcs atd ,, Unless We
10 10. this ulmoluloiy pure milk ought tn 10
,,ats"r q Snr;cst , Sn;,sl'erntion Z. With oyary
keep a COW fur our l!ttlo ONES, for linny .rc,.-
ss,ns, chiefly fur Iaek of rt,olu anil lnck
r MD S rf,ns. Iis to xn atesa can, to III hcr w"S
thu ssiIlrtH,, nor even taoro cou!,i wo keep
!l,w; ttnw, then, are wa 10 Rot Tho milk FIRM. IL
oporhtlun. Lot HvNu ,Iuznn or scarc 1T fnlsslIlcs
having ynns children subscribe tho sim, .iHl,nlty
s"ax sss oas svft fa,s 4, nk sc e Is,an; i a. @ so M
lltt. pace ii ths suburbs. at. hsyo En s s,'!'sr.
mernmra and bring them shnlr milk uv"ry .ily:
'rhIs plnn 4 jnhiosoMh!y warktal nut, woul'l, /!