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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11

Ar.tlcr point has been noted in favor
af Wri. u. Vanderbilt. lie has never be-
cra. aH.ctcl with the heraldic craze
rrir, is rendering So many arist0cratic
Sew Is erkers Ridiculous. lie has no crest
e- l.st of arms emblazoued on the panels
rE his esrria-e. William seems % DE on
-t.. Assn road ta rsSrn,tabiIitv Of late.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11
Cor SaIr.

DOR SALE, nice lot Of SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA MICH COWS, at ID. COX'S STABLE.
until O'Clock this afternoon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11

WANTED. at once. a first-cIass c3---,-
W sawyer. Must be sober. Steady i,'s s,a
plOyment 10 the right man. Addres- eil-
reference and price, r. j. CAMP 4 Pp@@llth
Campville, Fla. NVe-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11
alrnt.

T$OR RENT, Commercial House. sif1.--7
Il l5o and 100 Bryan street. cOntaining ~
bed rooms. nearly all southern front. an, -
dining room and parlor. all in good oriss1
having been lately painted. Rent low ~.
further particulars apply at the Office of VI
W. NJ. DAVIDSON
Upr-ar
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11

The rcHealle correspondents have re-
Eccal senator Browns fortune from
s.. Ha0. 0l1 ta S3osa.O0o. But what Is that
ra-try sum iu the ewes 0f the Washington
newspaper mon. who have seen Tabor
ana sharon and Fair m an their glory:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11

NOR SALE
II FINE SADDLE HORSE,
Gentle and kind.
Call at
TEXAS CHARLES INDIAN VILLAGE
EOR SALE, CITY LOTS, two hundred
ranging in price from $500 to $1,000. Apply
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11

Te Mexican war has been over nearly
nrty wears. yet 10 scored a victim at
Washington Friday. While battery
Us~ Eriuz a salute in honor Of the
veterans gun exploded pvematurcly,
Slowing eI cine hand of a gunner. Here
Al IL ----m IL annLl-r n.nsinn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11

Ear5 Iorne. thc husband 81 the Princess
louise. bas gone to lecturing in England.
anI PAS discovered since leaving the Do
u5ui.a t1at canada has "a more saluhrious
climate AMI i- "a much better country than
tre United states. BLESSINGS brighten
a-tl.r take their flight"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11

rr. newspapers are convicted of falsii-
ratt.u.l history On saving there were no
rritat.~ in thc Confederate army, for one
aftH.m BIAS inst started a paper 40 New
UH-aU- CALLED the Ea1lsrrk. 10 is de-
1ofs,l or. war incidents &c 5oth armies, and
4. ... ....rr..-sfrr lst-lo journal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11

EOR RENT OR SALE, homes at SEVEN
II TY-FIVE CENTS a month Apply 10
DR.. L. A. FALLfGANT.
ENOR RENT, a very comfortable residence
II near the White Bluff road. lust beyord
Anderson street. The same recently oecu-
pied by Alexander Hardness. Esq.
G. II. DORSETT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16


Sincerity is the way TO heaven. To
think ho~ to be sincere is the way Of
man.
Even foeI does not choose fool
for : faysrits He knows better than
that; he must have something to lean
against.
Beware that thou never tell thy
dreams In compaDy /; Ter, notwithatand.
ing thou msysst take pleasure In
telling thy dreams, the company will
take no pleasure in hearing tlsem.
The doing evil to avoid an evil cam
not be good.
Never despond never say, "It is
too late" Fear not, even If you re-
lapse again and again. If you fall, do
not lie groveling. but rise upon ysur
feet once nsrs and struggle brayaly on.
And. If aroused csnscisnce make ycu
suffer keenly, have patiencs to bear it,
God will notIet you suffer moro thar
you need to fity you for gracs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16


The eleventh annupl convention
Of the National Butter, Cheese aud
Egg association, with an exhibition
Of dairy products, implements pnd
machinery Will be held At Clncl :
natti Dec. 4. 8 and 6.
Tho Governor OF Texas has called
special meeting,ef the Legislature
to amend the fence laws. Tne irou-
bles about The. cutting of wire fences
are Increasing.
There are at present 120 newspa-
psrs In the Uaiied States Of which
tho publishers, editors and chiof con-
trlbutors are negroes.
The Chinese exclusion Law has
given an lmpulse to JArarese eni-
grafton 10 california.
Five miIIisns 81 the $40, 600, 900
deposited 10 the Amoskeag Savings
Bank 10 Manchesisr. n, r., belong
10 she mill opeaives.
The fumes OF several hunnasd
gallons sf ammonia, liberated by the
explosion Of an Ice machine ia .
Cincinnati brewery, killed 80 herses
next door. -
In Yoic county, Cal, 10 the won
dsrfully productive Sacramento val
ley, where alfalfa fields are made
20 produce as many as Eve crops Of
hay yoaf, an EngIish syndicate
headed by Sir John Kaye has pur-
chased 10000 acres of bottom land
that has been subject 10 annual ever
fiow. This land Is 10 be reclaimed
and large force Of teams are build.
Ing "a immens levee around L.
The work win cost $500. 900.
Tho Union Stuck Yard q TrausiI
Company OF Chicago Is ding very
large business. The receipts Of cat
tie fsr The week ending Oct. II
were $1,000 head against s0,8s4
head In 1882. and the receipt Of bog.
10, ,G8i, against 6s.405 last yea
n increase Of q, ,3Ge head Of cattle
and 1926 hogs. The Increase Of
sheep for the same time was ovei
100 per cent, and the general lu-
Crease OF the stock business so FAR Ia
October Is over 20 per cezt.
A New York sctress R9re a string
of cIAnberrIes around her neck aad
the papers the next morrIng reforec
10 her 'msgnificent coral necklace.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16

He ridsth easily enough whom the
grace Of God carrieth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
BpTrED BY THn
Wsmsa's GhfisiIaz Temperance Tnlsn

AZ the meeting Of the w. @. I. D.,
Nov. 9Th, the dsvotiohaI exercises con-
sisted Of . Bible reading, conducted BY
Mrs. Robertson, and founded npon The
i46th, the Crusade Psalm. The usual
selection from the course Of reading
followed.
The President and Supt. of the Y /.
z. + U. were appointed to prepare :
suitable pledge which may be presented
TO such pupils ef the X. P. T. U. AZ,
With the consent Of their parents, desire
70 siga. a number are eager 70 take
. pledge.
The c9mnittse on reception Of Hrs.
Lesvitt reported progress
A letter from Mrs- A. n. sAcbssen,
0akviIlr, WAS read expressing desire
fOra w, @ 7. u, At that place. our
members intend soou 70 assist in form
Ing an orgAnizsii, n there.
The editor Of tho temperance column
was, on motion, requested to report the
condition Of orr work TO the Union
Signal
The three lecturers who have favor.
ed us have been exceedingly kiad add
generous. They have given Us not
only their efforts, but valuable time
and have refused compensation, accep-
ting barely an amount suficient 70
cover travelling expenses.
Tickets for the remaining three lee.
turss viii be sold for one dollar.
Mrs. Leavitt !. stilI IabOring in Cal
ifOrnia. We are not yet apprised o.
the exact time Of her arrival here
shs Is expected 70 remain sometime in
this State and her time viii be given
wherever il seems 70 be most needed.
She Is said 70 be good lecturer, =
thorough organizer and an accomplish
cd christian woman. We hops much
good may result from her visit % chi.
State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16

There is something divine in the
science of numbers. Like God, it
helds the sea in the hollow Of It's hand.
Il measures the earth it weighs the
stars it ilIumss the universe it is
law, il ID order, it is beauty.
When We limit Gods power to
keep" We look at our frailty more than
at His omnipotence. Where is the
line to be drawn beyond which He is
not aableq'
When it has cnoe entered mans
head to hays an Rnbition to be thought
crafty, All other evils are necessary
consequences. To deceive il the i'm
mediate endeavor 6f him who is proud
Of the capacity Of doing it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16


while In the country last winter my little
boy. three years old, was taken iiI with Group;
II seemed ns II he would die from atrnngu.
latioH. one Of the family suggested tho use
Of AYKn's cHKaRY PEcroRAi, bottle of
which Was always kept In the house. This
20 our delight IN less than half an hour the
little patient was breathing easily. The doe
Tor eaid that the CuEnnV PEcTonAL had
saved my dariing'a life. Can you wondsr at
our gratltnde9 Sincerely yours.
sfRs. EMNA GEnxgY."
10 West iesth ST., New York, Nay i6. isss.
81 have used AYKR's CuEnRY PEcronAr.
tn my family for several years. and do n1s
hesitate 10 pronounce u the most eifeetual
remedy for coughs aud eolda ve hayc ever
Lake Crystal. sfInn.. March Is. isss.
.TsufFered for eight year, from bronchitis.
and after trying many remedies with no sne-
ecse, was cured By the use Of AYga's CHgR-
Byhalia, Miss. April 5. isss.
al cannot say enough In pralss Of Ayya's
CHERRY PICTORIAL. believing as I do that
but t,r lIs use ! should long slaes have died
Palestine. Tsaas. April 2. issa.
No case OF an affection Of tiie throat or
lungs exists which cannot b greatly reilsved
By the use Of ArEn's CHERRY PKcroRAI.
and Il win aflrngs csre when the disease is
nct already beyond the control u medicine.
PREPARED nY
Or.J.c.Ayer&C Co., Lowell, NIass.
Sold b. all Druggists.
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FerrLAn scEKscE.

A party Of Italian scientists have |
just returned from an expedition 10 the
South Pacific, having proved to their
ewn satisfaction that race Of giants
once existed in Patagonia. In vandsr-
ing over Terra del Fuego they ind
huRan bones Of marvellously large
sire.
Reeent investigations at Hocbst-on-
the-Main, where no fewer than 672
persons are employed in the aniline
color works, % 10 prove that though
aniline is admittedly poisonous, none
Of the msn who became III died, and
those engaged for eighteen years in the
magenta house. although reddened with
dye sven to the inside of the mouth,
suffered no serious bad health.
Prof. Tyndall has fouAd that the
moisture in the air Of an ordinary
rosm absorbs fifty 70 seventy times As
much Of the radient heat as the air
does. Moisture is the regulator and
censsrvator Of the heat, and in due
quantity aets like . blanket, By pro-
tecting US from too sudden cooling
or heating. Hot-air furnaces, or any
other heating apparatus which over
heats The air, and dries and scorches It,
are therefore unhealthy.
DR.. Domingo Freiie Of Rio Janeirc,
tho discoverer Of the yellow fever fun
gus cryptocOccus contingencies, has
made the experiment Of transferring
this fungus into the system, Of animals
by injection, aud has obtained satisfac
tory confirmation Of bis theory. Til.
ineculated animals, after a very shcrl
time, showed all the symptoms Of yell
low fever, and On dissection their blood
was found TO be full Of the germs Of th'
: cryptococcus xanthosenicus.
i So far frsm trees in streets iupedins
the circulation of air. they help Z
purify it the evaporation from thei
leaves determines current tIem above
and the fresh air thus brought dowI
assists in driving away the heated an'
dust imprsgnated gases Of the streets
Another useful property Of foliage i
that, while in hot, dry weather il moist
ems the surrounding atmosphere, thu
rendering it ftter to breathe, chi
effect, which is due to evaporation
| ceases ia wet weather. ~
From the latest reports regarding
the cholera In Egypt, which becan
epidsnic last Summer, il appears ths
Ithe gerns Of the disease are alway
present in the Nile delta, and onl
wait the circumstances which 60 t
their development to make pestilenc
at any time. The disease does no
s seem to be imported. II has an abid
: ing place in the country. Now tbs
: Egypt is So closely connected with th
: great distributing centres Of commere
Of the Scientific Commissioners will !
! looked for with interest asd given q
attention worthy Of che subject.
al n. ,;d.kb aooilv ano,,oh whom "A
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16
final Settlament

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signsn Administrator of the estate Of VIII
liam Lamon, deceased, has fled bis final sc
eonat = such Administrators in the County
Court, Of Linn county, Oregon, and BY order
November, 1883, At the hour of one o'elock,
r n, Of said day is set for the hearing of
obiections to said account and the settlements
thereof.
Aay person interested IN said estate is
hersky notified and required to appear and
lie bis or her objections Is said final aec0unt
on O. before said day.
Datsd this 27Eh day OF September 1883.
JoHE IARKIn.
Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16

aol Ksarnsy street, ssn Francisco, Cal oGee hours
Q 70 daily, ! 20 evening.
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sKETCn sE THE I1gE eR REBECcA
cLAWsoN.


RAbecca Clawsou was born ia Ohio
the 18th Of Sept. 1913. The country
vas then ne~ aud they endured many
privations, bat her father, Caleb Har-
vey, was one Of the foremost men Of
the place, = man " UroAd views. gensF-
Gus and syupathizing, Who never turn
cd = deaf ear 70 any one in distress. bat
was ever ready 10 extend helping
hand, aad 70 do all in his power 70 lift
up the fallen aud help them to better
life. II mastered not Of what color
OF nationality they we're, aud far and
near be was known As the poor mans
friend-and bis daughter, the subject
Of this sketch early embibed has noble
principles aud carried them cut through
her life. Her dear mother died with
consumption, leaving her mOtherlesa
child Al the tender age Of II years. but
having acted the part IF nurse. also as
sistiDg in no small part Of the house
hold duties, during her mothers long
illness --she vas old to her years. Al
. later period she was sent to tGirls
Boarding SCHOOL, where she received
such an education as the times and
country admitted Of, needle work and
painting being a part Of the course
Afterward she taugat in the cOmme'
district school for . few terms. HsE
heart was early imbibsd with the low
Of God and her need sf Savior's pard
oning grace, hence from early child
hood hers has been an earnest Chris
tian life, couscientionsly but yet YER,
humbly striving 10 do what she selt tn
Lord required and jet ever fsslin
herself but an Improbable servant an.
that efherself she could not accomplis
any good thing. She was marriet
when 90 years Of age to the man Of he
cheice, christian mem Der of her ow
beloved society, she accompanied h'
husband 70 The home he had prepare
: Cor her 10 eastern Iodiana. where the
spent few .deeting years Of great bar
piness, but death claimed her, lovin
companion and left her lone widou
ed mother TO care for her young ehiI
dren. She Tetarned to Ohio whel
two brothers and two sisters Jet Lives
: Ere two years had passed she Va
; again bereavsd and laid the body
! her lovely babs away under the daise
the little spirit having returned to &c
who gave it. In a few years she agai
: married and with her two children n
turning with her husband to bis homl
abe was again settled in Indiana onl
iive miles from her former home. ST
/, became step-mother to 8 childre
most Of them grown up, three marie
and their union was blessed With thrs
2 daughters. By her patient, lOvir
kindness and gentle ways ever ready
forgive or to ask pardon, for any errt
, committed, she not enly won the r
Q spect but kindly love Of all her steE
. children and also Of all the large fami
. connection. She was noted as pea
maker and Jesus said "Blessed a
i the Peace Makers, for they shall
. called The children Of God," her 3
. answer often turning away wrath. s
. was eften found at the bed side Of {
. sick and dying, minintering cOnsOlati
both temporal and spiritual. She h
ls birth right membership in the sOcis
lof Friends and from the time ahe y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16

"In 1851 took severe cold, which affected
my lungs. had terrible cough and passed
night after night without aleep. Tho doctors
gave mo np. tried AYKR's CmgRRY Pee
TonAE. which relieved nay lungs, induced
sleep, and afforded me the rest necessary
for the recovery Of my strength. BY tho
mont cure was effected. am now G. years
old, hale and hearty. and arm satisfied your
CHERRY PICTORIAL saved me.
HORACE FAfnngoTuEn.1
Rockingham, W, July Is, ise3.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16
Administrators Notice.

Notice ID hereby given that the under.
signea has been appointed administrator
Of the estate OF James II MooFe deceased
late of Linn county, Oregon, duly made
and entered Of record. Ali persons hay
ing claims against the estate OF said
the same properly verified to the under
signed at HIS residence ia the city OF
Harrisburg IN said county, within Six
months from the date hereof.
Dated October s1st. 1883.
LEVI DoUGLAs,
Gro. E. CHAMBERLAIN, Admr.
Atkiy for Adrnr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are 90 inaldloas In their
attack asthose affecting the throat and lungs;
none % trifed with by the majority OF suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from triiing or unconscious on.
posnre. b often bat tho beginning Of fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRy PEcronAE. has
well proven IL efficacy IN forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases. and should be
taken IN eli eases without delay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-16

The ExpEBT SPECIALIST.


MR. ALLEN. AZ rs WE'LL KNOWN, Is A REG
" ular graduated Physieiaa, educated p Bovdom
College and Unirsrsty Of Michigan. He has devoted
Iifsllme 20 the study ef the tretment and cure Of
diseases within his specially.
x0UnxCE nGE1r-
And sniddie.axed nann who srs suffering from the
effects Of youthful IndIscretfons excuses In MAJ
turer years. nervous and nhysical debility imp0.
tence lost MANHOOD. cont sslOii of ideas, dull eyes,
aversion - society, deapondeney, pimpies sn tne
face loss OF ensrgy aud memory, Frequency Of urinkt
ing, etc. Remember, that by . combination Of
remedies Of great curative power the Doctor has -
arranged his treatmnt that u win not only hnoFd
immediate relief but permanent cure
nv HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.
Having been surgeon IN charge Of two leading
HOSPITALITY enables 70 treat Al private troubles
stood that Dc not claim to pesrm impossiblItes, OF
70 have miraculous or supernatural power. claim
only to be skiIIfnI and successful Physician and
Surgeon, thoroughly informed In my specially
DEsEAsEs or MAN.
All applying 70 me win receive mr. honest opinion
Of their complaints-no experimenting. VIII guar-
antee positive cure In every case nndeftakes o.
forfeit ei0oo Consultation in oce Or BY letter free
and strictly privats. Charges reasonable Thorough
exaunInation Including chemical and naereseOplcal
analysis Of urine and adsics, s. Call Or address
m. ALLEE,
16k Kearnsy street. eAn Francisco, Cal. 0hco hours
70 daily, 70 svcnlng.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

YTOB RENT-A 100 hCRE FARM NEAR
sTAlleyville about four miles from vii
Inquire 1T this once. deT.d&Wt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

The schooner Wyominy will be to-.
tai wreck. She now lies we'll up on
the beach at Ocean,City, Mary land, and
is badly strained. Her cargo of sugar
is rapidly dissolving.
Captain d. B. Hallisan, OF the steam
er Argus, from Philadelphia, reports
the loss Of two mud scows, which lie
had in tow for Norfolk, Virginia. The
steamer was saved with the greatest
difficulty.
The schooner Harriet Thomas, from
Baltimore to Providence, was aban.
doned in a sinking condition off Hog
Island, on Tuesday night. The captain
and crew took to the boats, and arrived
at Norfolk, Virginia. yesterday.
The tbree-masted schooner Sal'ie w.
Kay, of Somers' Puiut, Nav jersey,
from Baltimore to Washington, with i
cargo of Goa Is ashore five miles north
of Ocean City, Maryland, and will be
total wreck. A German sailor, call
ed Antoine" was lost. The other six
were taken off in the braeches' buoy by
Life Saving Station Crew No. 4.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12

More than 100 Republican members
!, of the Massachusetts Legislature met
yesterday morning in confere nee, TO
consider the question OF the election
of u S. Senator PRECEDENT Croker,
Of the Senate, was chosen chairman,
and Representative Pi!lsbury, of
Boston, Secretary. Various mem ers
made speeches, fayog.ns Long, Hoar or
Grape for Senator, and some of them
said they "eould vote for either of the
three, as party interests demanded"
Speaker Morden, of the House, ad vocat
ed Hoar's reelection. Mr.. Smith, of
Andover, also favored Hoar. saying
that Mr.. Grape was "needed for the
Goverrorship next year." (applause),
and that MI Long fought to first win
his spurs in the House of Representa-
tives. Senator Locke, of Norfolk, after
announcing himself asa "red-hot Long
man." read an account Of the confer
ence of Gener 1 Buffers supporter
and hen urged "a united front in sup
port of Hoar." Mr.. Bates, ofWorcester,
read letter fro"r Ex-Governor Talbot
in support VI Hoar. Ii was proposed to
take AZ informal ballot, but 80 many
voted IN the negative that the PROPOSE :
ton was Withdrawn and the con ference
adjonrue.
Genera =. +. Butler says the report
of tho cUurrtt ca IN his Office on We'd
nesday, with view to securing bis
election as Unised States Senator, is
entirely false.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
The Payment OF xes.

If the Democratic members of the
Legislature are really honest in their
desire for fair de.lins in POLITICAL as
we'll a. other affairs, they will repeal
the law requiring ci'zens to 90 to the
collector and pay their poll tax, under
pain of disfranchisement. Every citi-
zen should contribute to the support of
the government in proportion to his
ability to do 30, and the collectors
should be compelled to collect the
amount if possible. Republicans aud
Democrats alike should be visited,
and political considerations should
not enter into the matter. The right
to vote should be made to depend on
other considerations than the payment
of tax. At least men should not be
disfranchised Tor non payments, par
rcularly when opportunity to pay is
denied them. The way to quality to
vote shonld be made easy, rather than
difficult, and he who would deliberate
ly plot and arrange to cheat men out of
their votes should be regarded in the
same light as other individuals who
cheat another ont of property or any
privilege that may be considered of
value.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-12
heariIed RtOc holders.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
The stockholders Of The Peoples Pas
seuger Railway had al unpl easant
surprise Monday at their annual meet
ing. The annual report showed that
instsad of making money, as expected +,
the company lost last year over $166,-
600.
The present management charge that
under the management of the former
President, George +. Work, who went
ont of Office three months ago, the iu-
debtedness of the company was in
creased to tho extent of at least 81, 0OO.-
OO0 1t is not charged that this was
done fraudulently, but through care
less management. MIR. Work thinks
there must be mistake In the figures,
aud thorough investigation has been
ordered.