The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-05
mt affecting che wheat.

Portland has begun TO assume natropoli.
tan airs judging from the following takor
, from ono Of tho dailiog there "'rho over
land depot presented metropolitan scene
yesterday while the pioneers wore gettinl
! tickets for the coming excursion. Agents oI
! tho several roads east Of Sc Paul wero pros
ent endeavoring TO impress. on tho minda oI
the old settlers that their respective roadl
were the best and only safe ones 10 take,
anil that others were frauds and snarea with
sleepy watohmon and rotten brd or in
formation to that effect"
Tho British bark "Carnesmore" went
ashore on ClatBop beach, two miles below
Fort Stevens, Thursday afternoon of last
week. The captain and crew abandoned The
vessel at p. M. and were picked up by The
steamship 'Queen Of tho Pacific Friday
morning. Tho tug "Pioneor" went 20 the
rescue. Tho bark will be total wreck.
She won't ashore in about tho same locality
where tho "City OF Dublin was Lost, about
two miles aouth of the bar. Tho "Cairncs.
moro" was 075 tons register. and had 1900
tons cement. valued at 500. 600. Consigned TO
Balfour, Guthrie 4 Co. She called from
London April ~. aud was little ahead Of
her time
Tho best 'Lagt Spike" joko is furnished
10y agnest from Paria. Ho belonged 20 MIR.
Hatch's party, Ntri had an IDEA that the
moment tho trnin loft Now York II would
plunge into the wilderness. At seven on
tho moraing OF tho start, the Frenehman
appeared in heavy boots, legena 10 his
thighs. gun in hand aud knapsaek on his
After full days travel tho train pulled
into Buffalo, and WHOM the brakeman an
Hoaneed the city. the Frehohman graspcd
his rifle and declared himself ready for the
fray. Tho newspaper men told him that #
it was toggy night Tho buffalo would como
into the town. Tho only thing tho French
man saw to shoot at between New York and
Portland was prairie dog Er.
Hon L Z Towle, from Vermont, called ON
ra few days sineo and We enjoyed pleas.
ant interview with him. Mr. T0wla - the
proprietor of the Grove Hill Farm at West
Berkshire. VI. aud Is also the agricultural
editor of leading Vermont paper. and =
member OF the Vermont State Board Of
Agriculture. lie came into Canada recently
TO investigate au exceedingly interesting
caRe vt diphthcria. which was tremendously
cured by new method Of treatment We
puhlish thiA week au article headed ''Diph.
thoFia. from him. showing the result. Of has
Investigations. fiia writings arc familiar 70
Vermonters, and wo trua. we may again be
favored with something of interest from the
distinguished gentleman. -Hoatreat Gd=stte-
Tho Standard says that man living uear
kuox's Butte. in this county. started To ths
state fair with about $500. hs reached Al
bany al night. ba. at this lively city he be
gan 10 gin up and became for while hilar
ious /; then reaction came over his physiea
being and he slept the sleep oi those whs
imhlba, aud when ho Agoke he bad no money
he had been rolled. robbed, gone through
or Jay hawked. as the torn seems beat, .,
he hioI himself back % the Batto aud post
poned his visit to the state fair until anoths
time OF the truth Of the above we can no
state. having heard nothing of il nn'il il ap
peArsd in tho above paper. Perhaps thsr'
are those who know whether IL is flctitiou
or not.
Some people maintain tha. It does not psl
TO advertise what they have for sale. or :.
say anything about their business at AL
There arc such people Ia every town ia th
United States. 40 doubt. No matter wher
you 80. ycu will never iind business Of anl
importance that docs not advertise itsei
through the newspapers. Tho truth is yet
win not End the hoase az all that docs no
advertise unless you happen % run ag;gius
IL. There seems 20 be ons fact. i.owovor, il
regard to advertising. that Is noticed by all
and that ia IL only a single line appears Ia
, newspaper misrepresenting single item in
, bufiness, the non.ad Yertiser instantly sees
aa,l strsightway considers himself injurc
thereby. lie ia inconsistent. fot nobod
read it, Nobody saw H. An advertise
ment never did any good. aud how shoni
one DO any harm. IL never seen nor read =
e.
The ladies Of the ~. G. L. u. Of AlbAn
are now giving an interesting and iaAtruotiy
I epnrse Of readings at their regular meeting
. held in the Y. +. c. a. Hall. Sabject-
r "Alcohoi and ita destructive effects upon sh
i. human system" These readings give th
!. life, experience and opinions Of some Of ii
9 most distinguished phy ysiciaus OF both Eurof
aud America, aud arc taken from late work
4 issued for the benefit of those who are
n ready 'in the coils as well As for those VII
a wish TO avoid the evils OF intempcranc
Come mothers. one and almost earnestl
| do we ask you TO come and bring your dangl
?. ters and lot them be educated in the trutl
. OF this great work rs set forth by authoriti'
/ which cannot be disputed. Thus they wi
h be better able to shun its evils and insure f
h themselves bright and happy homes in Il
d future. Again we say come We desire yoi
20 hearty cooperation in this great and gos
m cause. Temperance. BY Secretary.
"a The North american Rerieto for octob'
. presents most attractive table Of content
q. Senator N Z Hill writes OF "Gold aud Silv
rs Standards of Valde." Ia "Some Aspee
=. of Democracy in England. A V Dicey max
clear to the American reader how it il thu
- while all the forms Of monarchy and arist0
!, racy persist in Britain, the democracy,
10 in other words, public opinion, absolute
- controls the action of the government. L
- der the title of ''Co.operative Distribution
IL the Rev DIR II Heber Newton gives an
:. structive historical sketch of the rise, p
=, gress and fluctuations OF cooperative m
). chandising in the United States during I
- past fifty years. Prof w BOYD Dawk
. IL