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tfU\E &rfI it1tsstren z tn e n ing
I'LL SefE--~Sii 4 sRemedy and Nerve
ftlI6Sy YSsgN%t TONIC is the legiti-
4ffx5si& 8NSsNN IL mate result Of over
=. H85s .SS n -. twenty years Of prac.
AZ: ma ~ ~ tical experience, and
~ V<E4zA - 3z.A$HS CURES WITH UN-
sFskSH %S5H tsfS34e "A ., 4 FAILING CERTAINTY
asNE 5Hr4LSHMMfyHisH Nervous and Physcz
IN N<3ekEM%H<l It'd Debility, Seminal Weak.
Hi Nh. 20 Az ksts ness, Spermatorrhea,
I1h98HEMN NV rosta TO rrh oe D.
ykS4 Emissions lmpotency,
Exhausted Vitality. Premature Decline and LOSS
OF MANHOOD, in all its complications,
and from whatever canse produced. 10
euriches and purihes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties 10
stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon the
system, preventing involuntary losses, facilitating
Dreams seminal losses with the urine, ETC., 30
destructive to mind and body. 1t Is a sure
eliminator Of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM.
PLANTS Ii contains injurious ingredients
To those suffering from the evil effects
OF youthful indiscretfOns or excuses, q
speedy, thorough ana permanent CURE
Is GUARANTEED. Price, SO so per bottle,
FIVE bottles in case, with full direct pns and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observa, IN to any
address upon receipt OF price, or Q, O. d. To be-
bad only Of
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rid of
that teri.
rihlAdis
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clerk, have seen 80 many hundreds OF men
dosed with Calomel, Iodide of Mercury and
Iodide of Potash, until they were made
complete wrecks, that l shudder to think
of the misery which has been brought on
the human family by the use Of Mercurials
for Blood Diseases. 1t is a crying shame
that physicians will not acknowledge the
merit Of your GRAND Blood Medicine.
Use my name as you wish. J. II. RAIF,
Broadway Pharmacy, Denver. Col.
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Society, Dmness OF yision, Noises IN the Head; the
vital fluid passing unobseryed in the urine, and
many other diseases that lead to insanity and death
Dr. MINT1E, who is regular physician (grad-
uate OF the University of Pennsyvsnia) will agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case Of
special advice and treatment) viii not cure, or fog
anything impure injurious found In H. DIX.
MlNTfE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination and advice. including analysis Of
urine, $5. Price OF Vital Restorative, SO
bottle, or four times the quantity, sic. sent TO
any address upon receipt OF price, G. o. D., So
cured from observation, and In private name u
desired, by A. T.. mESTIE, N. D., No. N
Kcarny street. San Eranci6co. Cal.
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SAMPLE eoTTLE EaEEl

VIII be sent to any one applying by letter stating
symptoms, sex and age Strict secrecy In regard 70
al business transactions.
DIR. MISTEE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NE
PHRETICUM. cures all kinds Of Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhga, elect, LeueorrhBa
for Is.
DIR. MEETfEs 0ANDELIOE PILLS are the
best and cheapest DxsPEPsfA and BILIOUS
cure Ia the market. For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK, GEAkY CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
sgents. me-4ply6 oesw1yWH
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MEDICAL.
GRATITUDE!
pEsvsR. COL, Aug. %, 1887

GENTS cannot find words with which TO
express my gratitude to you for the cure
Swifts Specific has effected in my case.
was afflicted With the horrible blood disease
for three years, and after spending some
time at the Hot Springs, considered my case
a hopeless one. / used only one dozen
small bottles Of S. s. s., and there is not
sign Of the disease remaining. Ny sores are
all healed. my throat is entirely well l am
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II you doubt, come to see US, and we will
CURE YOU, or charge nothing. Write for
particulars and copy Of the little book
Message to the Unfortunate Suffering"
Ask any Druggist as to our standing.
~ 81. 600 REwARD will be paid to
any Chemist who will find on analysis Of
100 bottles OF 8. 8. 8. one particle Of Mer.
curry, Iodide Of Potassium, or any Mineral
Substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Propri.
etors, Atlanta, Ga
PRICE OF SMALL SIZE, 81 90
PRICE OF LARGE SIZE. Is
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THF WEEKLY UNION

Is the cheapest and most desirable Home, News and
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Terms, One Year ~ W
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

NNN2%xSSS6ZKH<><eSSNs.T nl5 SOnCary vice or DC
SSS<&SNSSN$@NSN PRAYED sexual indulgence
Is practced by the youth Of both sexes to an almost
unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty
the following train Of morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like The rustling Of
leaves and rafting Of chariots I'm asiness about the
loins weakness Of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss OF confidence, diffidence In
approaching strangers, dislke to form new &C
quaintances, disposition to shun society, less Of
memory, hectic Pushes, pimples and various erup-
lions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania anf
frequent by insanity.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be cured at home by
addressing a letter tc DR.. GIBBON, stating case,
symptoms length Of time the disease has continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part OF the country.
with full and plain directions. By iucosing ten
dollars in registered letter. through the Postofee,
or through Wells, Fargo Co., package Of medicine
will be forwarded to any part of the Union. Please
say you saw this advertisement in ne RKooE D.
UNION. Address. DR.. ]. F. GIRB0N,
ja24-4ptf&sw Box 1857. San Francisco.
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mE.eLurIoxs oV CosDaLxscG.

The following resslutioag were un.
animousiy adopted by Scis Grange No.
80. I. of H. Mt regular meeting held
March 24th, 1888.
WHEREAS. Death has lavaded our
Grange and removed from our midst
our much esteem sd ami we'll beloved
hfether. T ~ BaFmett whos4 v0ies will
be heard no mere In our councils, there
tore be IL
Re-oiced. That we mourn the loss OF an
honeet and upright citizen. n worthy aud
faithful member Of the Grange. one
who was faithful 70 hls family and the
cause lie - ardeRtly espOused. whose
example In woEthy sf remsmbrancs BY
those who remain tn meurn his lssa
That We extesd % The bsreaved family
our heart felt sympathy and point
them Tor suceor and camfoFt 70 our
Heavenly fatser whs n able aad more
thaa willIng 70 csmfsrt In the most
trying hours. That these resolutions
hs inscribed I'm tho minutes OF this
Orange. = copy presented the family Of
our deceased brother. and be furnished
the prcss for publication
II. 5. WfLLTAMs,
d. r. darcy.
A &. CHEIsMAN.
Committee.
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Sheritf's Sale.

In tie Circuit cortl, % Me 5fats ef Oregon.
FIR Me County Of Linn.
Isebecca Car'e-. samuel r Yoang and +. r
Blain, Plaintiffs.
d eager and Mary J Gaxer his wife. 3 q
Hudson aud Amanda J Hudson his wife.
] ID Gibson AMI Mary A GiDson his
wife. aud w w 1bayer, Governor, u
+ EarhaFf. Secretary aud Ed HirrcIa.
Ire asureI OF the state ol Oregon .consti.ut-
ing the Board Of C0H uissloners for tue
sale OF school lands aud the management
ffhe common school fund. DtfcndsiIts
Notice is hereby sxfven that by virtue Of
an execution and order OF sale issued out
OF the above named Court ia the above
entitled sr1it TO mo difected and delivered
will on saturday the 2Sth day af April.
1883, at the Court House door In the city
Of Albany, Linn county, oregon ut the
hour Of enc o'clock, p. M, sell at public
ancfion for cash In hand TO tile highest
bidder tie following rssi properly, de-
Acribed in said order 81 sale 40 follows,
to-wit: Beginning ut q point 10 ~ ctsAisIs
west OF the south east corner Of the Elmer
KEGS donation land claim ia WxtsrIs-o
Precinct. Linn county, Oregon, and run
Dina thence eat 10 chains tnence north
30-S7 chsins tbsnce east TO the middle
of the SAntiam River and down II to q point
due north of the place Of bsginIiua
thence south to the place Of beginning,
csnialnin1 81 acres more OF less. exscetyt
zlway~ the b4ilding lots ia sid town eT
Waterloo and containing ss,ne six scre4,
the prssceecs Of sale - rs applied fir-t u,
the costs and EXPENSES % sais and next 10
thu payment TO the said PIainiiR Rebses.s
Carter the sum of S7s1 o. wieh ifferest
thereon a. the rate tf one per cent pr
month from the 2lst day OF OssbsiSer, lssL,
and interest on the sum Of zl77s 10 at the
rate OF one per cent pr month from tbs
18th day Of March ls62, to the 2lst day OF
October 1882.
Dsted this s1th day Of March. 1888
fvEo HUAPHREY,
GA1..ssR l.fI 4 a.ar
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vAs reseasrs In.il.a.s.

On account Of is length ws will be
able to give only a short account OF
the proceedings fthe Institute held al
Independence beginning on Thursday
Of last week.
The exercises were introduced by
appropriate remarks by Supt. McElroy,
who, all through the proceedings was
always on hand and ready 10 offer oil
the assistance he could. Hon "a johns
spoke on tue subject of Poetry. Presl
dent vanscoy OF wIllametts Unlvefslty
treated tho subject OF character and
learning Ia m able manner.
A miscellaneous program was render.
ed. and Prof McElroy spoke on the
objects and organization Of the Iusti.
tute.
elementary arithmetic by Prof
Richardson, Primary Instruction" by
Prof Sweet, "Methods in Grammar by
Prof Hawley, Urinary Arithmetic by
fr0f Harrison, Rewards Of Merit" were
discussed by Prof Lane. Supt Meses
and others. Mental ArlthmetIc' by
Prof selwoOd, and l. II Baker. physical
Geography" by Prof Harrison. MIscel-
laneous subjects wers then discussed.
Superintendent Gregg delivered nm
address on How TO grade our district
schools p The suhJeot of pcnmanshIp p
was discussed 10y Messrs Moses, Horner
aud others (; "0rthoepyp by Prof Sweet,
''Cube Root by Prof Anderson. and
others Descriptive Geography" by
Prof Hutchinson, Gregg. and Lans,
Cultivation OF the Intellect" 10y Alice
TaIora, Mental faculties by Prof
Yates; Organization OF District
Schools" by Superintendent Mnses and
others. "EngiIsh Literaturs In the
Public Schools. by Prof Lane. an ad.
dress by w " Fsrren on Familiar
Science without apparatus.' was good.
Thurs,ley evening an address was de-
livered by Rev J A Gray. Of Portland,
on ''rhe Race Abreast" A good mis-.
cellanesus program was rendered. IN
which CL Pierce aud Miss Annie God.
ley. both formerly of Albany, to,k
part
Prot II E!worthy aud Others Friday
morning, spoke on the subject OF "Pri
mary Grammei" Diagram" by Prof
Handle. A class drill Ia primary read.
Ing by MrsJ s Sweet. Was intereatIng,
"Educa.Ion"by Prof Milner. OF Corvallis.
Normal" by Prof Staaleyi "Elocutioa"
by Miss a II Luse. Mental Growth by
Prof Emery. ofCervallis. We're all to ths
point. President Anderson OF Nc.
MinnvilIe College. delivered an address
on ''Tho Requisites OF Complete Edu-
cation"
Appropriate resolutions wers offered
aud the lnstltut, closed Iatorspcrsed
with educational part Of the exercises
were miscellaneous parts hy tbs young
people of Independence and vicinity
which attracted considerable attention.
Friday evening aa excellent enter.
talameAt was given In 'iefr,v the ex.
Penses 0fthe Institute. which. 20 ua-
derstand was c1mpisie success.
Several solos by Mrs l. " L,a "a 90. and
= recitation by Mis. Kettle Miller. sg
this city, were part Of ths exsrci.rs.
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Il is . well knowa fast tha. successfu |
merchants are always looking out for
bargains, - that they may not only have
largo sales Of gooda, but that they may
accommodate thelr customers. Mr n II
Allen OF the firm OF Alien q Martin Of this
city has been In San Frauciscs fer tie last
three weeks purchasing goods for tho firm
Ia large quantities. which are now arriv-
Ing daily. consisting OF the latest stylos
and best qualities OF dress goods, clothing.
boots and shoes, hats and caps. and no
toms et all kinds, which have beon pur-
c hased at such remarkably lew figures
that customeT can save from 20 to 50 per
cont by buying Of them. Call and 800
then and remember that 40 dollar saved
IN two earned" 0enblemaniy Aalesmen
are ever ready 10 wait upon you and they
deem 1. no trouble 10 show goods whether
yon purchase or not.
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The great question in this School district
IL, when will the directors call meeting
OF The veters to select site for new school
house. The voters are as well prepared
now TO vote upon that questIsa as they
Will ever be. And from what re hear said
on the streets. we are inclined 70 believe
that large majority efths taxpayers are
growing impatient about the matter. They
want the site selected 30 that the building
may be erected and csmplsted before in.
element weather next fall. Some think
the building should be put OF till next
season, but next season will be no longer
nor moro favorable than this. The indI-
cations are that both labor and material
will be higher next season than this. So
let us have the school house this season.
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stale sSeieaIs.

II has been suggested that different state
socistiss be formed by Liam Couuty peo-
pie, u be composed OF former residents Of
the different eastern states. 10 be named
amer the latter. snch societies are CON-
mon In California and are conducive 70
muck enjoyment - well - instruction.
Fer instance, there arc great many Iowa
people hors. let them organize and have
reunions every year, or oftener. for tho
purpose Of rshSArSins old events and
scenes, and thus keep mp common inter-
est In the old stats. The writer once at
tended mesting sf Vermont society In
Kan Francisco, and Il convinced him that
such meetings are excellent institutions
and should be encouraged. We would
like to hear from eur readers on the sub
Iacl
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BIae RIbbsa ciub

Tbs nesting Of this club held Friday
night was more than commonly well At.
tended and waI fall ofinterest, q COED pre-
gram having been gotten up and pains IA
ken 20 present it well. The recitation by
Esther Marshall was very appropriate and
was rendered with good effect. After q
flute solo by DIR. Price and recitation by
Miss Jennie Wilson an address was deliy-
cred by Rev. J. ". Harris, waich was one
Of the most pOiatsd we have keard. the
text being taken from the "Oregonian." +"
A vocat duet by Misses Abbie Taylor and
Ina Robertson was followed by a;very mis-
cellaneous business. Miss Mary Irvine
rocited the final contest between Achilles
and Hector in manner which shows fine
elocutioaary abilities and promise Of i'm
proyement. A vocal trio by Misses Jennie
Wilson and Lille Robertson and James
Charlton closed the entertainment.
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Wateriss.

A letter from Waterloo state. that It's
population has doubled this Spring and
that soda drinking was quito fashionable
until the recent rain put stop to IT. One
Of the saw mill men was arrested fer
tressPassing on neighbors land. but he
shows his grit by standing . trial. IL
Dollarhide and Bros. have rented the saw
mill and intend doing fourishing bust
ness. There was dance at the hotel last
Friday night. At u o'clock Mrs Gross
surprised the dancers with an excellent
lunch appreciated by all. s D eager,
'Vaterloo's oldest resident, has been con.
fined to his bed with ba cold.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONA =

DIR. o'Toole wont 10 Portland last w cd.
nesday.
g II Lame, Of Halssy. called on us l4pt
Friday.
Congressman N @ George has arrived home
from Washington.
VIM staiger. OF Salem. was 10 Albany a
few days since.
Geo w Staver. Of Portland. was In tho
city last Saturday.
Jas w BrasAeld, OF Newport was Ia Al.
bany last Friday.
Joe woodford. at present living Ia Salem
was In the city Monday.
Miss Ida webber left last Wednesday Tor
Salem, where she will visit for awhile.
Fred Biumtsrg aud Nat RodpAth went
90 Portland lAat Wednesday on short tri p.
Deacon Shea. ono Of Sweet Homes hand.
somest men. was In Albany tho FIRST OF the
week.
RS SGrahan. w Bilysu J J whitnsy and
II Montanye have bson In attendance at
the Benton Circuit.
Frank Cramsr Agent for tho Oregon St'iais
Settling. Gsrnan paper published at Port.
land, gave us call last Saturday.
Ted Parker. Of 0nsatta, was "a che city
yesterday. iis had beoa attsrling the
Johnson murdsr case At Corvslllzt
DE- J A Davis aud family loft yesterday
for Solo, whore they intend residing. We
wish the Doctor success In his new field.
Mr. Waters, Of Harrisburg. passed. through
the city Monday with 277 sheep. on his way
20 Portland. whore the market price IL about
g . head.
Capt r J LAnning Of the firm of Isom,
IAnpinR q Co. Left the first Of the week for
British Columbia, Ia the intSrest Of the Rsd
Crown Mills.
&C Cherry was In Easene tho hrst Of the
week. and while thsre secured tho contract
for furnishing the iron work for four big
bricks tn be put up this summer.
q $ Smith. who has been living In walla
wallA several nonths has returned - Oak.
vile, aud says this country ID far ahead Of
that tn many rsspscta. at least for = real.
denco.
Miss Mary Gsllsou. who has lived In this
city fer the last two or three years, has
opened . dress making establishment In
Corvallis. We ean receommond her 10 our
Corvallis friends a. one Of the best in the
valley, and they need have ~ hesitation 10
saploying hsr.
Mr and Mrs Frank HAekisnaaa, aa aged
couple recently married - Albany. passed
through town on their wedding tour. They
arc locking for LEGALITY somewhere Ia our
country 10 spsnd their declining years. and
will probably locate on Camp Greek. Their
combined ages ara IS years. s.-Priaep;ie Nears.
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Amount to ihe scholar Is Sl.0O. 1
Y. y. n u.


The Young Peoples Temperance Union
will meet on Saturday April It'll, at half
past two in the Y. p. @. A. Hall. At the
meeting OF March 2ith there was an atten-
denee ofabout flrty and everything ap-
peared favorable TO the successful working
OF the Y. PIT, u, This is work in which
every mother should assist IL In no ether
way than by inducing her children to
attend. 1t has been said by some mothers
in our town that this phase of tho temper-
ance work Ia tall foolIshness," Mothers
your children are surely capable Of being
instructed as to the evils OF intemperance
aud also in the methods by which the
curse can be avoided. The exercises will
De entertaining. instructive and ennobling.
The first half hour will be devoted ia
singing and the remaining exercises will
be lnterspersed with songs. Children sn6
young people will be kindly received ant
welcomed.
Mas L. z. BLAIN,
MRS EG JSHSsoS, superintendent.
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-06

In Tie Circuit Court Of he .StaLe ef Oreyos
for he Coseaty cf Uasatita
T. White, / " bite, and William Lane part
ueTs dsi0g business under the firm nams
OF l. White 4 Company, Plaintiffs.
vs.
Il Z Wilson, Defendant.
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue oT
= writ Of execution Issued ont of the above
name eourt I'm the above entitled actI0n Il,
me directed and delivered = th0 snm of
SgS3 with interest at the rate of 10 per cent
PER annnm from tho 9th day Of October,
have levied Hpon all the right, title and
interest Of The said Itsfendant X y Wilson,
on or sfter August 29th 1877, in and to the
following descib1d peefni~es, to-wit Hfs-
ginning ~ point IG-s7 chains south and
IL 30 chains east Of the south east corner
ofseetiOn II and running thence north -. ~
chains thsncs west 10 Is chains thence
south 42 % chains and thence east 7s-0s
chains % the place Of beginning in Towa-
1 ship - S X west 81 the Willamette me-
ridian In Linn county, Oregon. Also the
/ south halfsf Setfion "a, In Township Il,
Il 4. west. IIsp the following: Com >
mencing ~ tlse north est corner -
Nirhslas Miller's donation land claim IN
Section y TIP 1873 X 4, west, Linn county.
| Ofokou tnSuer t1s~t ~ ID fh4iilNF Auefte7r
south 23-lG chains theme west u ~
chains; thence south Z7-s4 chains; fbeucs
wet 4-2t chains; thence north 81 chains
IN the place of beginning, containing s.
7-lSo acres. and on Saturday ths 18th day
OF April, 1883, al the Court House door ip
the city of Albany, Linn county. Oregon
at the haur Of / o'cloc-k, p. m. will Eeil
said real property ~ public auction for
cash In hand - the Highest bidder 70
satisfy said execution with scsruing costs.
Dated this 31th dAv 81 March 1888
GEO HUMPHREY.
Sheriff OF LINN county, Oregon.
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A Goat story.

Onco upon time thero lived on the
praIrIo not many miles from Albany. a
thrifty, energetic farmer who was of good
repute In eli that West country. He was
esteemed an exemplary citizen by all, both
small end great, rich and poor, free and
bond, even 80 by the dwOllers ct the very
galos ofthe city. And II came to mass In those
days thst this farmer ran through the
whole region round about IN search Of
goats, AID whIthersoever no entered into
villages, towns, or countries no inquired
for goats and after much beseeching he
bought q few, and plaeed them on his
farm. where, after few years, they bad
multiplied and filed his sheep cote. After
many years they departed from his cote
and straightwsy entered into . desert
place on . hill In the farmers pasture,
whore they soon became as tho Wild beasts
OF tho forest. insomuch that they would
foe 70 the Wilderness even At the very ap-
boys, had ofteR been called In 10 rnn down
these wild goats, but without avail for they
successfully sought security In The wilder
ness near The desert place. Now in those
days thsrs lived without the very walls Of
the city, near the West gate, certain ply.
sician whose surname was II who longod
covetously 20 posseys himsoif sf I've or
three goats both male and female, for he
said tbs milk or tho goat is ri even ~
the milk Of tho COW 10. And tho farmer
said unto the physician even NO shall II be.
Ifthou wouldst possess thysOlf OF the
g lats then nlayest n thou will catch them.
Now tho farmer Thought privately 70 him
self that the physician could iR no wise
catch . goat, because OF their great Wild
moss. But ths physician with much spirit
placed himself on bis chariot and made
haste 10 tho desert placs noar the hills and
with mighty efforts no confounded the
goats that they yIeids 1 thom4eives 10 the
control Of tho phyaicIan. even 80 that he
carried them wlthla the walls OF the city
20 his place OF abode near the west gate,
and the farmer and his nsIghbors mar
yelled at his wonderful sklll IN control.
ling gsats. And even unts thIs day are
they soro In mind over the manifestation
OF eccentric power which Df. II. wIeids
over goats. had wlie1 tho cilizsns OF the
clay ask the DIR. concerning his goats, he
replies, "yea vorily gsG." T1is 10 . true
story.