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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07
Inhuman Treatment.
LJefe-sonviiic S-ws.l


In the Hospital Of the Sac Prison there
are three convicts who are slowly DING Of
consumption. Their names are. Shea Ready
and Beetles TIE Gov rncr has so far re-
fused to extend an atom Cf sympathy in
their behalf o. TcccgBize for G moment
their last request, ,hst ttey b allowed 10 go
home on PARDON t. spend their last lew
days on earth and die aniorg relatives They
are each with enc focT IL the grave, and
their request, even as COM o's, ought . be
granted vheA their end is matter Of a Few
days. Why does Governor Porter igno,
'EeiT TeQat55 aDd wi iii ely pardon heal;l
robust scOundr5ls who are terror to
community a. large when q cOmperisOi
drawn? We sss what kind f humans
pathy and executive eiemsncy is his?
ask cur rsaiers 10 dmr their OHn couc'
siOns- The Chaplain has laid The ma,
before tie Governor, b1t g. fsr 90 asL
lion has been paid 10 ID. II tn kind
OF humanity is to be con inued.
Il is ceftai 'iy fsrCe op SIS f,ce. Tia, being
the c@se TIE leT-nEking pOTer Cug',t % PASS
Law giving he B.etc Il Direc.ors tEs sole
pardoniDg poser, that t5sy m eht be able
10 exercise human rights. Wcen the xxi
eency o. TIE case demanf such q privilege
legatiZeG woulG grant miaals Sc ut for
peit offer.sss. who ere hGvesiBg over the
verge OF the grave, their last and only re-
gu 8, to die AMI be buried by heir relatives
and frienoS- This would check the pardon
ing of healthy, vicious criminals generally
brought sbOug By wealthy influences.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07

sunlight In Stables-Catrle Under Cover
Household aints-Farm Notes, Etc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07

In one of the Cape towns young scholar,
the first day a. scn1 Of, was ssAed her name
by the teacher. aud rr.ned Her fathers
name was tire mex quest =. aud ste did not
know his fist name The tsschtr then
asked her "What d ,es ynnr mother call
him"' "A jzcka 50 sad Ihe child.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07
THE STATE.

Items as Gathered from Our Friends Of
the State Press
Put away the dear toy pistol
BABY will not need /. more;
Re escape with many blisters-
And the holidays are Ger
--NeM Albany Press
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07
OUR FARM BUDGET.
Practical Farmers Meet and Discuss the
Ensilage Question.

and Valuable Results
BE Ready Early-Early Peas.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07
Interesting and Valuable ResuI

The experiments with Indian corn at
Houghton farm, as so far reported, show:
I. How snch q work ought ~ be cbm-
menced-the seneral uniformity Of the soil
proved by examination and By raising croDs
without manure. The land is accurately
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07

& IA ei,,. ~ day al home. Sample worth s. IRE q
1J " oLJ ADDRESS Siuson & Co., Portland, n
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07

enriches the blood and puri6es the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-07

willcu dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ma, kidney disease, liver complaint
and other wasting diseases.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

II Is0ns ofthe provinces sf a newspaper
10 advVrtlss the country In which it cirru
laie.. and that4s the reason way It i 10
we'll supported iu the new conntry. Every
thing " getting = start and tue success Of
the plaae depends on the way in which IL
IL '.shown up." Take Gu older settled
country. though. like Linn county, whore
lhe nAny advantages have hecn Iold snd
retold, aad there 10 Iatis chance Tor the
JalFnai to shout boom unlss, some new
rg-otIrcs ~ discovered -cJald ws, for ia.
-lancc, discover . vast cOAi mine, We could
allrAet the stionti-n o( n large number,
and have many eyes turned this way but
NO amount OF As,srtiag that 40 have .
magnificent farming coantry will have
much influence while land COSTS so much
moro than it can he gotten for In q newer
country. Albany may have the finest
water power In tLe state. capable of turn
Ing vast amount OF machinery, but IL il
not the terminus of = railroad, and has no
fns harhor ~ advertise IL. Tho novelty
OF these other things will have TO be losl
sight Of before ws can yet the notice ws
deserve on sce0ant of certain advantage,
we possesses There is mo- Teasoa whv IL
time Albany should not become Quo ol
the leading manufacturing cities on th'
Coast. bot Ibis can not be looked for ~
long as the money t Possesses u gov0Tenes
by q set OF fossil4, who ctrc n ,thiag foI
it's Interests
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13
TGs Grras.

Sherman q Humans Great European
Circus arrived IN this city yesterday after.
noon by special steamer, and pitched thslr
tent on the old circus ground NJ Fourth
and Pine. Toward evening the troupe
paraded tho streets, and made = very good
street show. La the evening" al immense
audience filled the tent aud Witnessed one
Of tho finest performances that has ever
been given under canvas in thIs city. The
performance opened with the grand
equestrian quadrilla, . feature not hststo-
fore attempted. The T6narkabls b0Isss
of John Sherman have losl none OF ths,,
cunning since they were last here ps.o
pie whs do not think that horse can be-
educated should Aso these wonderful
animals w II German. tho hurdle rider
wno has been the principsl attraction Of
Itows's aud other great ESstern circ0sez,
~ with tho show, aud his bsrv back
riding was marvellous.
The riding OF Miss Pauline lee, the
queen of the arena, was a m0st entertain
ing feature. Her Juggling arf white
riding was thrilling. The Msrosco broth.
erH, acrobala, were excellent in their rer.
formances. " illie O'Deli In his vauliing
on horseback drew out loud applause
There ara four clowns AID q yariety Of
scts which are highly entertaining. The
minstrel performance SITTER the regular
circus II splendid, Introducing the usual
first part aud rich olio. The muneum.
which ~ opened at 10 4 ~, and continuea
till kftor the circus performance, contains
many attractive features. The armlsss
woman, the Australian or, the sword
ssaliower. tbs Circ ssstan beauty, aud the
living wonders. There will he perform.
ance this afternoon ~ O'Clock aid in the
evening ~ S.-''Stnndnrd."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

True, Albany test "aiIr boysr in the
base ball game. All the same we have
y challenge 90 oG~r for ''onF bOyrv
They viii play Them = game Of bah,
jump. wrestle ai"i run fsot rnee one
hundred yards. st any time ti,e Albany
iiremeD (the contest to te between IRE.
mem see iit. Each coatesa fo ne for
500, and euterier 20 toe made for all
the contests. This II not mere talk hut
we mean biz:-BeMtOn Leader.
Onr Corvallis friends seem 10 be going
crazy on their 100 yar'i, 10 sesoBd run
nsr. ii foot inch hJ0nTerAnd wrestler
and evideaily need looking after Al
bany does not claim TO have, either a
big Jumper, fast runner or an expert
wrestler. aud never have. In the late
4th OF JulS celebration those csntcsts
were only included 30 satIsy this
peculiar proc'ivity OF the Corvallis
bsys. We could not even make an en-.
try except Ia running and that fer forms
sake. Betting $40 on such q contest
would be like putting our head, IN the
yoke but when 10 comes n ball play.
Ing. our beating their nine 10 TO 10 IN
eight TO t:leir nine innings. speaks f'r
Itself. And We ouIy play this game for
glory. not for money. We are not q
crowd Of bettOrs. We earn Onr money
by the sweet Of our brow. aud pay ouI
debts
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13
The NEW MCCORMICK


these harvesiers have besn gseafly ihl
proved for 1854 10y nsr style cutter i''sf.
This D.r IL not only mach nesaier, stranger.
and stfIieF, bat &c en1bies the IaachiDe 6"
cut lower than ever before, when. Dere~-
sary in picking up, down, Or cutting s''''ft
grain. A nesO adjnsatls reel, sonIellsing
entirely new and beautiful in IL m"se-
penis. raises nine facb<s higher fh~"
formerly, and many other improvements
have been sdded, wfach must be sfe1 in
operation to be fully spprscisfsd. Th-~s'
improvements and our special fe4safe
Of having an adyaetab.s fatie s'oeeoi''r
backscards or for~ar.fs tnsta0iIy 70 sn'i
the length of straw, 80 thai The band -"
always be placed ia ths center offbe shsssf,
nskes the McCorniick nischins that NO
farmer can afford 70 be without IL he ever
expects to cut short grain.
These hsrvesters have lately ieeH -.
duced In price, 10 there n no Bseessiiy u
farmer not having one, IL he has sixty
sores Of grain to cut. For sale Nv
sAHUKL r. YouSt-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

were visiting At Mrs Robert Browns in this
city during the frat Of the week. We 80.
knowledge pleasant call.
Mr. and Mrs Bacon, 81 0,kalSoss. Iowa.
are visiting with Mr. aud Mira Thos Mouteitl,
In this CITY. Mrs Bacon - sister Of Mrs
Monteith. and this IL the tirst time for thirty
years that they have have aeen each other.
Young Mr. Kizer, son Of y NJ Kizer living
near Harrisburg. has been 10 this city dur.
ing the week soliciting subscriptions 10
Tuai-on's Index Map Of the u $. We have
me Of these maps ia our office aud like IL
we'll.
l. sanders returned yesterday from Prime.
yilo by tla way ol the w &C NJ w road
He reports he was detained three days on
Ssvsn Mile Hill on account OF forest fire..
Mr. GIlliland with force Of hands finally
succeeded in making tho road pa-sabls.
Mira ) StraI,an aud daughter. Pet. re.
tnrned Wednesday night from Boston. where
she has been for year or more. The Judge
ria nov the happiest man ia Albany. Miss
Fannie will remain 10 Boston 10 complete
her musical education.
MIRA DE- Tate, Dr J Torrenee Tate, and
Miss i.anra Tate. arrived In ALBANY from the
East last Monday. after an absence Of abnut
four years. The Doctor graduated with
high hoaors from College Of Dentistry. and
haa Ieeone quite skiiiul ~ tbs profession.
He win practice in this city ia connection
with hi, brother. Dr q w Price.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

| Tspbinson West are now working full
set Of men at their saw mill right along.
They have logs sufficient TO last tbstn till
winter. and have made arrangements with a
man on the Calipooia by which they will
have aaftaient logs to keep their min run
ming for three years. Continual work
neans employment for ten to fifteen men, ai
the mills alone. All the lumber that can be
saved has ready market. 80 that there IL
now nothing bat low water that can stop
the mill for several years.
Lat woek the mill of Holman 4 wilanl,
OF Dallas, was completely burned down. the
work Of aa iacendiary probably. Mr. Wilson
10 aa old Albany man, aud has the Aympathy y
oil tho whslo community in this disaster.
Tho mill cost $1,000 aud was insured for
$4,000. What Dallas needs il = vigilant
committee and lire engine. The latter
she will get after several big ilre-, bat not
too late for some service.
Last Friday Me Denver Hseklsman
brought " Aeveral specimens Of wheat
which exhibit all the different atages Of the
orop for thia year. The lrat IL n bunch
sowed last fall. which was not frozen out. il
lo"ks we'll aud shows what an sxeellen.
Drop We woaid have had hal there been no
freeze out. The next was sswed IN March.
aud the specimen looks nearly the samn a.
the fall sown. though not quite as tall ; and
the third sewn in May is decidedly stuntsd,
though green and fresh. A apeeimcn Of oats
looks well.
Some psopls learn by experience aud some
30 sot. Some are green and others are
greensr. aud there ara about ~ many iISh ON
land as ON the ssa The snap man was here
on the Fourth aud had rich harvest. This
s che way he does il. lie wraps a big bill
around n small piece Of soap and covers IL
with paper. aud does so many tunes then
aome one is aAkei 10 pick package from =
heap. aud open IT, lie always hnsls big
bin he - asasd 70 pay g for six or ssven
packages. IL he bnys he gets no money, but
II he does not there are bills ia all Of them.
Funny. but q fass IL IL the way he makes
his money, and anyone with brains knows
be does not do this bu.iacst Tor 'thing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13
.corsTY csrsr..IsLs rsHM.
d3Fdbn. Jaass, lson and ciaypssl. comlai.

|
ld.FIibn. Judge; l.on and X ciaypssI. comlu.
~ seDsrs1
In the matter OF the petition. Of Tho'
Mcclure for change Of County road, 70
port OF viewers and surveyors read tie
first time,
The report Off NJ Bruce, snp't of con.
struclion Of bridge across HamiIton creek
ri Burrell's accepted and contractors AZ
lowed e59s contract price. M Bruce al
lowed $50 ~ sup't OF construction ol
bridge,
Ordered that J ) Doris take the plans,
Specifications and reports Of q w Young
on Hamilton creek bridge, aud haseJ w
Sutton 70 40 such work a. necessary Ia
make 10 q strong. durable and substantial
bridge.
| Petition of Gilliland and 9th RS for 70.
Lief Of Jno McGiII not sl owed.
ordered that honse rent be paid for Airs
Sims.
Report Of r A Moses, sup't or Public
Instruction accepted.
Resignation OF M A Rogers as sheep In
spectof accepted and A condra appointed.
Bonds, $1,000.
PKestor allowed 25a0 feet Of lumber for
Dist "a, also Matt scott 200 feet for Dist
Is.
Annual report Of u Peery, Comfy
Treasurer, continued.
Report of II Pcery, local agent Tor
school fund accepted, and warrant for
5000 ordered drawn In his favor.
Fees In State We Indian Henry, allowed.
Matter Of fees against Harvey Graham,
dismissed.
Jas Dixon allowed 10 Gx bridge near his
farm.
~ John & s. one. advanced 800 on Bear
creek bridge. and q w Young appointed
70 inspect that aud Beaver eIesk bridge
Ordered that bills presented by J
Doris for building bridges, VOuohed for
Dy him be allowed and warrants drawn.
Fees In commitment ~ EI,za Bait a.
lowed.
go appropriated for Js~elt family.
HILfss ALLOWED.
60 W Young inspecting bridge o. c T.
Graft, keeping Gran panper. S9I Jas
IindIey and John slsvieFs, lnmhsr, a ;
u II Abbott, lumber, ~ ) Donsca, spikes,
.s7Hi IL Peery, salary 5 mos, $50 I;
T. A Moses, salary, mos. $3.50; Foshsy &
Mason, mdse, Ss7.37; Aeston & DygsFt.
swo blank records, e37 Mrs q d Snyder,
County and Circuit Court indexes, SIS,
Cbill siiO.6Ol = T. Hyde, k.epIng Horace
Davis, 5 mos, So Jos lame. inspecting
bridge site, si2; 4 clayp"ol. inspecting
bridges, SO WA Fields. lumber for Dist
20, SIS 81; Robinson q West. lumber for
Dist ~, 81 - Tor Dist -. s49.69; for
Dist IA. S5.ts f1r Dist II. Ss55; for Dist
-, 81 81 /; for Dist Is. SOLE; III Robin
son, lumber far Dist 10. t5.Iy: > Il Clay.
pool sI5.l0; Jno isom $40; Gee
Humphrey, sl5 l. Finn, 80 ID y Dun
lap. as sspt o. Ge) Humphrey, fees,
stG.71. W II II Iston, hing ~ go
CH Stewart, si32.s6; Jno Isom, $40
Geo Humphrey, SIS Jno Isom, inspect.
.nE bridge, s.; II Stewart. tv.osrapbing
ti.3j.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

Mr. IIiram kenton returned on last
Wednesday, fruin Coos county. where hs
had been ia work hia gold separator.
Before mo had hardly gotten from the
cars, Some one nocostsd him with
'IIow did IL work :''
Aud be wasmet with the same query
wherever he went. lie was Obliged 70
tell everybody that he had onIy just got
ten the separator set, 20 thar it was diff.
(lcult 70 explain the matter fully, although
~ far a. tried It works splendidly, and Il
saving all the gold that passes through It.
Yesterday Dir Kenton left for the BAY Il
see what IL being accomplished with TIA,
one In operation there. - FAR nothir !
has occurred 10 mar the most sanguin'
hopes Of all in this ingcnIus machine, ans
now there IL little doubt that II will &C
conplish all that has bees planned FOR II
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

Abert NJ. Watson was born in Gfan
Vile, Putnam comfy, IllInoIs, s>epiemi'el
2stk, 1866. Ia 1874 be, With bis father aae
bis fathers family. emigfatsl 20 Arkaa-s'
where the family resided until The ysai
1879. While here Albert PROGRESSED rslig
ion and united him elf With the BaptlsI
Church.
In 1876 the family returned to Lin ,i'
and IN 1877 they tame TO Oregon, settled
In Albany, and have bad their home here
ever since. About two years sgo IL he.
came apparent thai the fell destroyer, c0ii
sumptio 4, had marked Albert for lts own.
Ever since have Istl,er. mother, brothsfs,
aud sisters. with Increasing deS otif ~
fought W break the hold Of the crsad
enemy. Change Of eIlmais, soda springs.
the sea shore, and every other means that
loving hearts could suggest were resortsd
TO 10 save the sou aud broibsr. but alas I
every means fell short 0f its purpose, and
on July Iith, 1883. Albert passed neyoBd
the "bourne from whence 80 Traveller 70.
turns"
Before his death he declared his willing
ness, readiness and even desire 70 go. He
went with sn abiding faith Is "HIn who
doeth AL things we'll" Albert was a de-
voted worshipper at the shrine Of home,
and was contsnted fully, only, when com
mingIing with biz parents, brotbsrs and
sisters. Ho was yonng man ofsxan-
plarY habits, and earnestly devoted 10 the
cause Of truth and right. Su ely death
ioyes shining mark. The mourning
relatives will receive the tender sympa-
thIes Of ali who know them.
tfIennePin, Illinois, papers please copy.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

At the last meeting Unity Cauucll
No. S. Of the Independent Order OF
Chosen Friends. OF this city. Retiring
Chief Councillor NJ Redfield. was sur.
prised by being presented with an ele-
gan. silver cake basket. artisticly in
scribed with name OF recipient from
members of Unity C0nncil No. s. o OF
& f. The presentation speech was
made by j Il Townsend, ChiefConneiler
elect. in behalf ofthe densrs. The pres
ent is . valuable one, but is particular
ly priced by Mr. R. in the sense of the
spirit of kindness and esteem shown
him. that had prompted the donors IN
presenting him with such . substantial
Inemento Of their appreciation of his
assistance ia their work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13
Expenses OF Ihe Celebrations.

The Committee OF Arrangements on the
9Th OF July celebration held n meeting
Tuesday evening and made q final settle
ment ofthe financial part Of the celebra-
ton. Although the expenses had been
qnite heavy they were able to return 10
The Common Council So OF the SloO which
the Council had donated, This was nn-
der an agreement to do so should there lee
3 surplus. This speaks vel for the man
agement one not acquainted with such
celebrations would be surprised at Ghs
number oF sulAll items necessarily ineuTr-
ed. In most OF such cases the funds fall
short OF the Liabilities, but We are glad 10
state this was an exception.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13
card Of shasL,

We the OIL .ers sf KuDx's hatte school
District No. -, Linn Go. oreInm. Would
tend.ra vols of thanks u Miss v q ki,ley
as teacher in salt District. for the. ftithf1l
psrforinencs qf her duty. ~ teacher ia the
soAool rooin, and wonld respectfully ask her
TO return AT sumo f.ithei date aad teach
school for a. again.
y. nousToS,
NJ. MILLER,
~ Cons,
Directors.
J. w. PR0PsT,
District Clerk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

New eeosls just received at Allen hsr.
tiss. Albany. Or Their store j. jaHans.i fall
81 new goods Of all discril4ions, also jamme'I
fall "f new customers. There is no u-e II
talking good goods and low prices viii win.
You have got 10 give the people credit for
having good common sense. They VII buy
goods where they caa buy the hest goods for
the least money, that is the reason Allen 4
Martins trade Is increasing % fast. AIles &
Martin pay the highest price for rrodaee Si
All kind.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

A letter received by Chief Engineer Jos
webber, Iiom Salem noliiies The Albany
Department that the following resolution
W as unaniDonsly passed 1t the last meet
ing uf CAPITAL Engine Company No. J. oI
that city:
Resolved, That the thanks nf this com.
psny be exten0ed to the Albany Fire de-
7, partment for their cordial and fri snds =
| treatment or our hose team who psFiirI
paied IN the contest at Albany on July
4th.
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srssoi Erpssl

oak Plain school. in District No. se.
closed ON Friday, Juiy 6th. 1885. Whole
number of pupils enrolled during the
term 81, average daily attendance, 2si,..
Prizes were awarded Frank Power, Ed.
die Power and George Smith. for excsllen-
ey iH their IssPe"'ivs spelling classes.
The following nSmsd pupils were not
tsrdy during the term: Eliza Severn,
Ida Severn, Annie sOY-rns Ara Smifh,
Lena Snah. Samuel Collins, John Davis,
I1nnie Ramsey, Esie Ramsey and Lev
Walton.
Although the day vas very warm and
oppressive, there we're quite . number 81
the friends and patrons Of lhs school pres
ent 70 witness the closing exercises. y hIet
consisteti OF music, declAmsriou,~ and 20
leot reading.
LsURA FAssow. Teacher
Thnaka
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

tJim YestiallP wa IN tie eIIy the f1fst
O the ~eek, and 81 course eallrd od the
where he h4s tixty or seventy men at
work, on the Northern Pacific. He tells
us that u xt week he viii put aboat sixty
men to work on the Yaquina road. Il
will bs or interest TO some 10 know that he
Jas lats:y eiabraced tlss Christian rellg.
ion. having Reen dtily ana formalIy' bsF
lI>ei. He will return 20 Montana mex
geek, Fer Ghinaman lin is 81 whit.
as any of therp, and no doiiht Is . head O
gaRy white man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-13

Wednesday afternoon, July II. FLETCHER
Archibald died at the home Of hIs father,
Mrs Archibald. near Tangent Abo, |;
nine days before Ia, was taken with ecD-
gestion Of the lungs, and kept falling uB-
iil the tifns Of his death. ali effoFss 70 cure
him being 81 Be avail. He was ALe1st ~
years of sge, and was an exemplary Young
maG. possessing q noble disposition and
exerl.eDt habits. lie vii Re sadly mi-ssG
by his parents and young fiiends, WIN
have the sympathy of al, in heir sffiie.
tion.
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HORN
LANGDoN-0n Sunday, Ialy s 1888, to
lhs wife OF + w lsanadon-A son.
DIED.


SIMPSON, -0n July 10th, 1883, at CorSal-
lis, MAGGIE. vile of John Simpson.
Mrs simpson, until three or four years
ago had resided in Albany since coming fron
the East with her parents some ten years
ago.. She was a dasghtsr Of Mrs George
Monteith. sad niece Of MIR Thos Monteith.
The news OF her death received here the
iame night sAocked all who heard it, notA-
inc 90. serious being expected. Possessing
noble, lovsbls character. > whole Gem.
munity will mourn her lesyy Having been
sick considerably duraag the last three
years she displayed the patience and fosti
tode of the GhristiAn. Pure and generous
she leaves behind her many who win erisx'
sorely at her death. Her lseart-strieke,
lhusband. mother and sister, paktienlarl'
| have the sympathy of al. AlsttIe babe bu
two weeks old is left mothetless and alone
but while It cannot have mothers esrss
/ viii have the best t. he ksd.l