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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
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'ta'' 1s5aa Fremont, Ohio Jan. 18th, 1881
dr. B. J, KENDALL and Co., Gents 81 think Il my
duty render you my thanks for benefits and profits
which have derived FROM your invaluable and Gar
iRmcd SPAWN Cure. Ny cousin and I had valnabls
stallion worth 5000 which had very bad SPAWN
and was pronounced By four eminent veterinary sur
geons beyond any cure. and that the horse done
for ever. A lass resort advised my cousin % ny
abottis Of Kendanb SPAWN Cure, " had magical
effect the third bottle cured II and the hsrse IL ~
we'll as ever DE-. Dick Of Edineurgh, the eminent
Veterinary surgeon was an uncle OF mine, and take
great Interest IN assisting his profession. g 1sA
'i ei ssuFs isss ssS!Y w,-og cysI rn.,n.sr In. -
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OUR CHESS COLUMN.

HaBea4 SD aW3 fH HHHRt#a 8N f#Hfa fa&A 2
. Address all communications for this
department 10 II. o. box 81. IndspeA.
denoe, Or. Persons sending commun-
icalions for purpose capitalization Eek.
capt solutions to problens) mnst co.
close ) cent stamp to, defray extra
postage. Contributors Of problems are
requested TO enclose fnll solutions Cf
the same. as'
Wish this weeks Issue, NC begin the
DExocnAr's fourth .problsn tourney.
The tourney will consist cf thirtesn
problems. First prize. neat volume
Of "Morphy's Match Games second
prizc, 100 blank chess diagrams /; third
prize. 10 diagrams fourth prize, so
diagrams. Two wesks will be allowed
fer solutions. In case Of tio the chesa
editor 70 decide, Neatness aud analyt~
iOal thorOushnsss Of solutions will be
taken inte consideration. s. ssas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
~nLDBY LEDRUGGISTS
! FROM THE SOUTH ..

Advsntasss--Why it' cennernsp pisu. "a
s'rhere is no mistake about'It," remarked Br N r
Flowers, of Gallstih, Misssurt, .Bensons Capelne
PorBua Pasters are one OF the neatcst combinations
ever prod uced. They have tive kinds Of ad vantAges
over All others, which we may call the mno and The
nlajef. Nfst. they are clean and pleasant TO use,
never soiling the hands nor the nan Of the wearer
Second, they are quickly and powerfully. have
tried the Gapcne Plaster myself for pm Fifnonia
and on my patients for various diseases, such as
neuraifiA muscular rheumatism, luiabago, kidney
trouble etc. and In al cases relief has followed in
from three 70 fortyeight hours"
Or Flower merey Joices tho writtan on oral opihio
Of theusands in his profession. Bensen's Capcine
Porous Plasters are perfect external application
The genuine have the word capsins fhs sspsrs
Price % cents,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

Dr., AIintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephretieum, cures
al kinds Of kidney and bladder complaints, ,gonorrh1a
Riest leouchorrhorA For sale by ali druggists, u .
bOtsle Ex bottles fog So - - = - - e 2
Dr. Mnsie pandelion pIls are De best and cheap
ct Dyspea;z sna Bilious estEe n tie mAEket- for
Nls By ali ara<gisss. - rs z @2~@
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PROHTHg OEHONFA PRESS, n. 7,

.-aa5 oueouta, NcN York. Jan. can, 1891
Early last summer Acssra- b J. Kendall and Co, OF
Enoaburg fAlls VI, made contract With the pub
lishers af the frss Ter half column Adyerisesnena
Tor one year setting forth the merits 81 KendAiIs
SPAWN Cure. A. the same time secured fr0m ths
arm quantity Of books, entitled DR., ksndnfs TreA-
Ing 20 advance tAying subsEshesste 20 The Pres e
premium. .. e..
this PAPER AIR. p. O. Scherpaerhcrn, Whs resides near
CoiBefS bad spawned horse. lie read the aAveF-
tscfneut and concluded 70 tcst the enic4cy of ths
remedy, Athengh his friends i1nghe4 his credulIty
lie bought bottle Of Kendars SPAWN Cure aud CEN.
menced using 10 tho horss aeoordancs with the
dircctons and he informed c. this week that 10 e.
fccted such Q oomrlnte cure that an expert hofse-
man, who examlaed the animal recently could End
trace % the SPAWN the place whore bad been
located. Mr.. sohermcrhoFn hna since secured oepy
Of Kendall aTreatise the nsrss and his Disease,
which he prizes very hghly and would Be lsth 70 part
with at ALy price, provided he could pot obtain
other copy So apch for advertising reliable articles
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

ussna or ID d. keatponAnls Petsuus NsA - as
rursI str4etest secrecy maintained. PATIENTS
cared as horne, AR, Ileseg iAspspAry hAA an eis-
gant drug store la it building
senent in urina are syulEtoma II seefsdary spnii-
al xeak nssa sfd troatatarrhea Complaints rcadily
ylald u the Dr. Lleblg sttsaament. sa So
selaaaaYy anses-A Aay reacat ease % special oE
rviSats tIlsessss cured for Sin Rstnecs sun csnnt
u cure Will bs nxgmply sent, With fun dltectlona
aud advice on receipt bf $40. All rArkages arg
securely eoyorst from obserVasses. = -. i.
80 Inyisetassr samples Free. ss.ase
e. ,,,vs Inc voaAsrfii power a the Great Gusrsaa
Inyisara.aY q botiis % either uuuheF NiHbo 80.
free 81 charge Persons afdsFsne aiTes hustia VII
osly haze u pAy expFesnzsn on itslsSety. aGs4 =
Iest eoserfa; elertrf- bsts tree toIsAtsnts Con
saItAiso, exaaiuAIon and advice tfse And pflsaIe.
CAL er sfite. asaf ssfsssz ss4s.5asE 3.
Dr.IIEBIE a CO.. 4os GeaTy ST.. !.
rrixaie Eatraaee. te5 aasea ~, SaL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

-han la. IL har ova,,os
round numbers, more than 500 egg
germs, which develop gradually and
are successfully laid. Of, those GOO
the hen willlag twenty in . her frst
year, 1876 inDheriaecondand ll4in the
third. In each ofthe. fQIewipg four
years tho number OF eggs will be d.
.minished by twenty, and In her
,ninth year she will lay at most ten
eggs ! in orderto obtain frem them
sufficIeutproduct toeeveritheiexpense
of ailmentation, they should not
be allowed to llye owe. four years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

5 . K b mate, etc. ..t. srsss
Problem No. s, solved by Bismarck,
g, k, kings Bishop and DIR. J. Il. K.
A remarkable game showing how
Mr. s. A. Devahey pOrpelrateth a
check-mato when tho position on the
board gives him a chance 70 do the
brilliant and magnificent. 5.' aeoso
Whi.e-Ametour Blacks. A. De.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

a yeung saan at Portland M ains
claims 70 be the missing ChaaIle Rose.
Ho says he was kept In a dark room
for four years aud subsequently taken
to Brazil. aau as- @ a@pe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

FslIsving are the DD<oszkz's daily A. 3
thoripsa agents 10 rsssivs subscriptions OF
rSney for the same - aae1a& saE H-~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

Sample bottle tFss. gsous on sspaa.iOn By s.ter,
stating symptom sex and age Cosamunieations
salsay confidential.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

q agels hs1 spR 'ssiI.al ~ eaiaszaa
.sma2 ds1.l a'as!oT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

~ vssAi auid passing snohrved into tho urine and
nAay stAersdiseases leading TO insanity and death
~ MNKFHK Will agree 20 forfeit five Naaared
RaIlars for . casa OF this kind the vital eesfera.
aaVa (under hIs special advice and reAtnen VIII n2.
saxa or for anything impure or injurious found n
L. Dr. hintis treats al private diseases successfully
vitAoza rsreurN ennsal zk;oa free. ThsEoagh ex'
animation and advice mclnding enaly2s 81 urins.sa
ahs quantity SO aant @ any adre gpon receipt OF
Sxice or c. o. D. ahscuse tna aud "a pTt
vass Il desired, BY DR.. A. E. AINTtE, II hszrney
streA San Francisco, Cal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

eslsk - o. shooz 4s4Gf9 Bas ilei suos ~
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
DR. FELIX LIE RRUN,s
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PrUWHMf1Vo And Cure, faf efther 8ev.
This remedy being iHjsctsd desly TO ths seat 5sSq
OF thoee diseases OF the Gentle Urina1x Oruana
rscuirsa 40 change Of diet or unpss0na mstrnral
or poisono1s medicines TO Be tsksa tHisrrafy.
When taken 80 preventive ~ either aax
Il impeseihle to 6issrDes; AZ
bat IN tie eaes et thon8 Already Wnfertr-
aately alaistsa With eons0ssosa ssd 'aisss - ns
We guaxentee bozea 20 e1re or We VIII rsfund = =
PEI bqR. bozss for sS Nritisn Sosisssss ss7s
DR. Reiix Le kren = C. 6sIePrsrs. sys'
afsa W00DA4D. CLARK a Co., sz'7 7baEos
Authorised Arenta
W Aeasse1e 40 1tessesl asz-seRzs4s. $50
.-.s. ..P0R914AHD, OREGON % Ellz Ykl
Orders ~ mall VIII Eeeeive prompt nttention.1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

ss6s hrs sbbssa Bsswtad 5ev.ra- ssEs&
sos omelai Dirsetety. taal7 sss asntg
AsAs a7Eod GO d-1T--3nsS eno- allg 1avEz eds
50 -sniz,s .ssl ,SrATE.ea qzs ass 70 sao usdz
U Senator's HonJ II Slater Hon J g al
n Dolph. =, ,-is ..t.f;.rsf = ,lat.-ss -.s.s
Congressman-M G George -
supreme Court Judges-y B Waldo, W
Lord, K b Watson Gsbaao5us fSia nii 9
|E aGevernor-Z,FM + Moody uoas zan3 q 1u6 ,so1z4
/ Secretary OF ofStste-R p EAIhArt. eoiu Al ,r,as
Stats Treasurer-Ed Hirsch.
Snpt of Public Instraction-E B Mo-
Eiroy, ,sssaa1sdo eno-sSuAb yEsVe . ozsg 81
Circuit Judge Csrd dist)--RP p Bcissssz .fsas
Dis Attorney (srd distl-W II Holmes 80 =
voa ssssssrs pd oouETT. - ~ a1ods bsiT1ssH
County Judge-L Finn. assazars el vd3ns8asxs
County Comrs.-John Isom, Clay asEos
pool.
Il eOlerk-O III Stewart
SheriR-Geerge Humphrey.
Treasurer-J III Peery.
q School SUPP A Moses. ..s,st -sr.. =, 40
| sSurveyor-D VS. Reid.
yCoroner-Dr A DayiSf. SIS Eaa1 '@sS9t 50
Assesser--N @ Dozier. shtala ,sIza1s ass tssd
Eanet M . yab scrrx.sr eaisas Lalei11 ed hs
Masor-w M Ketchurn.. .apA -s1i \. -
Reoorder-N Henton eh xta ----i@ So
EMafshal-G w Burkharf.ss 81 DF1ea nsas eah
l. gTrsasurer-Fred Muller. sl s1slisr .--- .zQ'a
4 -. af I - 4.s-s.E. - 4 .s-,gF3Hs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

According to q writer in ? q foreign
paper, animal oils are unsafe TO nse
in air compressors, as they take fire
spontaneously in compressed air,
or, in other words, athey create an ex-
piosIv.e PIC y gas. .saaa rtrsa Ena hanhnnll )
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
IDR. c. .. SALFlELO,

oonsutations strictly confidential by letter or AZ
sees FRnF For the convenience Of patients anu N
sraor to insure pc fec. secrecy hAve sddopted pr-
rate address ulder which al aFN toFsardsa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
Z. g 5isss 4. wiiL+Os. civiii Engineer;
Kendah's SPAWN Care

ssure In Its effects. mild In Its action it dos not
blister yet II Ia penetrating and powerful 20 reach
every deen seated pain remove any bohy growth on
other enlsrgements, such as spayfns, splnts eurhs
OF the Joints limbs, erior rhearnatsm
In man and for any purpose Tor which. liniment 10
used fer man or beasts Itis now known 10 tbe the
best linipent tor man ever used, acting mild and
sepd address foru Illustrated Circular which we
think gives positive proof Of its virtues. Ne remedy
has ever met with such unqualified euccesa TO eur
knsNIedge, for beast a. well As man, an "a bAfc4s.
Price q per bottle, OF six bottles for S5. All tFug
ists hare or get for you will be SAINT 20
any address on receipt OF price by the propristera
Or, D. g6KsapALb and Co., Enosburgh Falls VI
,,,i,.a wi~0T NRY 'ATEDRTTCCISTS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

g1sEs, ,sitssiannsnas 1isa8 zal sis.oi sssgssaa
s,aae as roa Oh q xs4sda q sze xsss .laiFiw
sssssl srsaass no ssh
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8 ssassisss sd s. .s{zsk = ~ u sseI
ts8 saB hna zlsssoos) eAH9 III {
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Mithridates of Pontus, having seap-
turedo A9uiliuss, made shin ride on an
ass through a4atge part of Asia, crying
out, ri am Aquilius, consul Of the
Ronans.n ----
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s.ns.ssess0 ssii y sashnoaasnso9 sHadtA ssss
ia IS saiae3 3oa sisa IL. sRsa gifsnl gasv
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
The Great English Rene


la tseYer ialiinG cure loZ
Nervous Debility, seminal
Exhausted Vi
tAliky, 0potnlstorThGa,
|KosR AANAo0D. I'm
|peseney. Paralysis and al
ierrihis effects ot Sell.
Abuse, yoothfni toIiies and
Gcesses IA nlAturer years-
|suela as Toss % Memory,
|L.ASsitade, Emission, Aver.
sion - Society. plmness Of
|Yision, Noises IN ths Heed; ;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-11
Domestic Markets.

(By Tele3aph.)
NEw YORK. June 9.-Flour market dull; State
3 4697 Is; Ohio 20G5 75; Western 45a7 90;
Southern 35G6 81.
weaker and fell of Ssals; very quiet trade; No /
White / 8; sales l20. 900 bush No Red for july
at 22s4 9l 2SI4; 10000 do August at 24sz
Corn opened 14assc higher; Mixed Western spo,
at 5OG6I t4c; do futures at 66a6Sc sales 46U, 900
Oats 1saI4c lower; State 52a59c; Western 4e@
Pork quiet; spot new mess 10 9oa2o 90.
Lard dull; steam rendered IL AS.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Flour nominally unchanged;
Spring Wheat 50G5 90; Minnesota at 5074 rs;
bakers at 2595 so; patents OOd7 90: Winter
/ 1osa for June: I2sl al I27s for Juiy;i lzsl a.
1 lass for August: 15hs for September;No Chi
ssgs sPrss at dr a2Ss @ No at s4c; &C. NO re Red Win
6614G56ssc July; 56seG56s4 c for August; 567s
&5Tc for September. Oats weaker at 4O1sc cash;
for August; 3lsz for September. Rye opened firm
and closed easier at SIC. Barley, nothing doing.
Pork opened higher aud closed at inside; Is SOC
Is 60 for cash and June; Is 671s91S 20 for July;
Is S6GlS S71s for August; 10 90 for September.
Lard opened higher and closed at nside'at IL 52la
oil 55 for cash and June;11 06Gl1 O7IS August;
10 S5Gl0 s71s for September. Bulk Meats in fair
demand; shoulders at go; short rib at 50; short
Receipts-Flour $500 bbls, wheat 1000 bush.
corn 329 900 bush oats 229,0oo bu, rye 900 bu,
barley $500 bush.
Shipnenta-Flour $500 bbls, wheat $500 bush
corn $4,000 bush, oats 25S, 900 bu, rye $500 bu,
barley 500 bush.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-Flonr is unchanged; family
4 95a5 10; choice at 50G5 so; fancyi5 S6G6 20.
Wheat opened better declined and closed quiet;
No Red Fall at 191h cash; 1883 June; 1914
for August; 1 2Oss for September Corn Is lower at
50i5G5l for cash. Oats 4OG4O14o o cash. Provis'
ions yery dull; only small job trade done.
Receipts-Flour 5000 bbls, wheaA 1000 bush,
corn $4,000 bush, oats 81, 900 bush, rye 90 bush,
barley 0,000 bush.
Shipments-Flour 4 600 bbls wheat Is, 900 bush
corn i2o 900 bush, oats 1000 bush, rye 0000 bush
barley O0O0 bush.
DETROIT June 9-wheat steady; No / White fall
cash at l l0l4; July at 1lSs August at 1 1914;
September 1 151a
Receipts Is, 900 bush; shipments 80, 900 bush.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-11
SPEEDY RETRIBUTIoN.
The Barber Boys Lynched bv a MOE

Aho 6hiDcT DOJS LyuCueO Dy q MOD.
DUBUQUE, Ia, June 9.--The Herald's specia.
from Waverly says the Barber boys were taken
from Jail by the mob at 11.30 o'clock last night.
and hung to tree a half mile east OF the iail
The NIB was composed OF men from Fayette
county and were led by brother of the man
Sheppard, whom the Barbars killed last fall at.
West Union. The sheriff refused 10 give up
the keys and the mob battered down the doors
with sedge hammers. After a short delay in.
side they brought the criminals out with ropes.
around their necks. The boys did not finch a
particle, and did not even plead for mercy dur
ing the whole ordeal.
DUauouE, IA, June 10.-Ffom particulars
which have reached here OF the lynching OF
the Barber brothers at Waverly IL appears that
the sheriff made no effort whatever 10 protect
bis prisoners. Both criminals had something
to say, but short az their speeches we're the
crowd became impatient and called out to gos
on with the hanging. 1t was first proposed to,
hang them in the jail yard but the sheriR
begged IL should not be done on account of his.
family. The victims were then taken acrosB
the street where there were some trees, but the
City Marshal interferred and asked that thew
should go outsiee the corporote limits. The
mob thought this was reasonable re-
quest and they marched about half b.
mile east, where, just outside the,
limits there Is is a grove AS they marched
out the Germans in the mob sang hymn
The BARRIERS, with ropes around their necks,
went along sullenly and without word.
When the grove reached man climbed "a,
tree and wnile doing SO the murderers were.
told to say their prayers. Bill muttered some
gibberish but Ike was dumb. A rope six or
eight feet long was tied to limb, Bill being
held up by several men while 1t was done. As
soon as tied he was. dropped aud left TO swing
in the air, his brother looking on defiantly and
without fiDchiDg. Another man climbed a,
tree close by and Ike was in like manner held
up, the rope tied and he was dropped and thus
they died. 1t was just before IL midnight.
when they were finally hung. Their bodies
were left hanging until IL O'Clock.
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A SERIOUS AFFAIR.
Ten Men Injured by the Falling OF a
Staging,

Last week Mr. George Brock, the well known
builder OF this city, was applied to by MIR.
Hugh j. Chisholm, wbe is interested In the
new pulp mil, in process OF construction at Liv-
ermore Falls, for five men TO aid in putting the
roof on boiler house, to be connected with the
mill. MIR. Brock furnished the men. On
Thursday staging was erected in this boiler
house and ten men took their places on 1t, five
of them belonging TO Mr.. Brooks crew, and
the others coming from the provinces BY
some accident, either from tho weakness of the
nails-as is claimed by some-or careiessness In
putting mp the staging, it gave way aud all ten
of the men were precipitated distance Of
twenty feet to the ground.
The impression prevailed at the time that
the most of the men were 30 seriously injured
they could not recover, but yesterday it was
ascertained that none were fatally injured, al
though several OF the men from tho provinces
were badly hurt. All the Portland men, with
one exception, escaped, remarkable 10 relate,
with severe bruises The other man named
Kicupt, was hurt across the hips, and will
probably be laid up for some time. A brother
who resides in this city, has gone to Livermore
Falls to take care OF him. Kilcupt is about 35
years old and unmarried.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-11
MAINE.
TaE BARRON CASE.
Arguments for the Defence.

DEXTER, June 9.-In the Barron case to-day
arguments for the defence were heard. By .
o'clock large audience nearly filed Town
Hall, Mr.. Stewart began the argument for
the defence at 9.o5. He spoke Of the various
phases through which the case had passed. He
DIVIDED his argument into two heads--law and
fact. Around the defence he raised legal
barricade formidable TO overcome. tie claimed
that from the first tie case had no foundation
either in law or fact; that the notice to the ex-
ecutor OF the claim OF the bank required by
law was fatally eefective the oath thereto was
illegal; no proper demand had been made on
the executor, and that the executor had no mo-
tlce what he was to defend; that the bank sued
for $500, and after the trial began dropped
out OF it over $1,000. He made carafal re-
view of all evidence relating 10 murder or sui
eide, claiming that there was more evidence
that some man connected with the present
management of the bank murdered Barron,
than Barron committed suicide; that the books
showed conclusivcly that Barron did not owe
the bank a single dollar, but there was a large
balance in his favor and that it had been con-
clusively proven by the plaintiffs themselves.
Mr.. Stewart spoke for six hours and half, us
ing up the entire day. He was listened to with
great attention, many passages exciting ap-
plause despite the efforts of the auditors to
preserve order
Mr.. Drummond win close the case on Mon
day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-11
Two Fine Works.

LongfelloS's poems are replete with subjects
for the sculptor and painter, and various ar
lists OF the chisel and brush have given as
their interpretations of the character and ideas
embodied In many of them. There has prob
ably been no more fruitful theme for the exer-
else Of their talents. than the poem of Evange-
line, and Mr.. Preston Powers of Florence,
Italy, has chosen from it the lines,
'Sat by some nameless grave
And though that perhaps in its bosom,
He was already at rest"
as the motive for the production in marble of
bust OF that most famous, perhaps, OF Long
fellows heroines, and which is now on exhi-
bition at the gallery of Mr.. Hewes. 593 Con-
gress St., where may also be seen Parkers por-
trait Of the Quaker poet John G. Whittier,
which is pronounced very fine likeness. Mr..
Powers, who has always been noted for the ex-
quisiteness OF his execution has given as in his
Evangeline piece OF ohseling which would
be difficult to surpsss in point of realistic truth
aud delcacy of finish, the lace collar around
the neck being particularly truthful.