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ALBANY, OREGON, MAKCir 31, 1876.
NQ. 28.
I .
', air.
BUSINESS CAlTDS.
SAMUEL. E. YOUNG,
Wholesale and Retail Ucaler la
DRY GOODS, . .
CLOTIliriG,
GROCERIES, r 7
BOOTS & SHOES,
THRESHERS,
, REAPERS & MOWERS,
'WAG0NS PLOWS, ,
. DRSLIC, -to
. CHOADCST SEED
IT, - SOWERS, ETC.
rinl tret, Altmny; Ore
Terms :
ir!0v7
Cash..
St- Charles Hotels
Cor
tr TVaahlaatoa ud First St.,
ALBANY; OREGON,
Matthews & Morrison, .
PROPRIETORS.
House newly furnished throuirhout. Tbe
html the market affords always on Ilia table.
Fnt 'a-ta to and from Use Houae. ,
I. C. HARPER &. CO.,
Dealers In'
rive, Fanrj tin orM,-otloiiw, Mot-waa
. imkI Pistols, Sulla, Kapo, Mirrors,
Wallpaper, TVewd and WUlvw
Ware, Tmki ud Valiscm,
, Swtfc.s Vmi-lery, ..-, &e., . .
Krtl rprv Innr -itll.- for rash, or to DTOllint TOY
a33 inn ciHtomera on time. v7
Uoldca Kniibenms.
A LOVE STOKY.
Raising and Moving .Bnlldlug,
WE THE t7XDERSJKJ BE LKAVE TO
announce to the eitina of AHauiy ntid
snrroiindintr eoontry that, having-:uipnnou nor
w)pm vtth ihn iiKn.Ami.rv uiachtuerv for mi
in and removing biiildiiiirs. we lire ready at all
time to retvive orders for sneli work, which
we will do in short oc-ler a lowmt rates. We
guarantee entire satisfaction in all work trailer
taken by u-. -
Order left at thw RtrocaTSit oBK-e prompUy
attentodto. Apply to. - .
Alba, ' - BANTT, ALLEN CO.
Or, April . 1870. - Sv7
stiglflariaTlj'a lUlWT? SaaaasaaaaaWaeW
T? AND AFTER IATE, UNTIL FIX
ther notice, freight from ...
PORTLAND lo ALB.11KY
01 E DOLLAR PER TOX
All -down freight 'will Undelivered at JPOliT-
tANDVOf astohiaj vwSV'
Free ofBraiage and .Vliariagc,
At Reduced Rates.
A i-
uat will leave ALTIAXY for .tOttVALLM or
,. . lMKTLAN 1
r o r y
For further pari ictilara. apply to ' ;
EACH A JIOST1JTH, ;
Albany, Jfov. id. T4-13 Asi
KOBT
M'CA'.liEV.'
ES1TAGUE & MeCALLEY,
a K 1OW OPEN IXti A MAO SIKICEST
21 slock of r .
FALL AID IXTERGOOBSl
aalected with care, and bongut for coin at
Kcandalataslr
Mw Figure"
ad a. we boaght low we can aji.t m ni sell rbe.n
eH, priCVB t.Ka. wr a :
Astonish Everybody-
Con aud Me bur aetoot Ions rngrmm liamgWw
... Jai
1 ' RImsMi
M iss 'Jessamine kept boafdera. "It
AvaS sKWte of your common . boarding
houses, she was in the habit ot telling
those who came thither seeking a home.
No, il iss Jessamine aspired to select
ness aial exclusiveness in the cxtremest
degree,:;
I have but six boarders," said Jhss
Jessamine, with a uod of the lavender
cap ribbons, which she alwaj's wore af
ter the clock had marked the hour of
noon. .;"Mre. Ponnccr, a most oenteef
widow llady, Iivino; upon an income of
her own, occupies my second floor. " My
third is let to young ladies. Miss .Mark-
lam occupies the front room : Miss
Markhatn teaches in a select school on
Chcesburv ..Squaws. 'The two Jlis
Appletleld's at the back, are m Stop-
ford's fancy; store on Sixth aveiiue
Sarah Everett, in the hall liedroom, does
the fashionable articles for the City
Recorder. Aud the extension room
down stairs is occupied by my brother,
Mr. Geraid Jessamine, who is in the
office ot the Commissioner of -Chimney-
tops, down town. You can see for your
self, ma'am how gentel and refined my
circle is. A piano in the back 5 parlor,
ice-cream for dessert twice a week, and
select readings from the poets, by ray
brother, Mr. Gerard Jessamine, in the
parlor, every Tuesday ewiimg.
And it wain this establ shment that
Sara Everett lived when Mr. Jackiog-
ton fell in love w tlf her.
Mr. Jackington boarded just around
the corner. Mr. Jackington was tired
of "life in a human menagerie," as he
called existence in a boarding house.
" 'A housekeeper can't be got for less
than twenty dollars a month, said Mr
Jackington, counting op expenses on
his fingers. "And then she d want a
scullery makl under her. Costs too
much! I'd better gei
Mr. Jackington rode tip due day in
an cmnibus, aini was 'pleased at the
valliant manner in which Miss Everett
contested a dubious twenty.fi ve cent
piece with the driven: .The driver was
an old hand at tle business, but Miss
Everett was too much for him, am
routed him with great slaughter. Mr.
Jackington watched her get out and
enter the Jassamine establishment.
I know Jerry Jessamine," thought
he. "Paid my chimney-top taxes to
him, only the other day. A good fel
ow. but cracked a little on hhakespeare
and Tennyson. I'll call there, and get
an introduction. I thinkheM suit me
y leorge! how.he uul double up
tliat omnibus. d ver i "
And Mr. Jackington hugged hunself
at tho recollection.
1 hat was the way m . whicit iiiiss
Everett came to be engaged to Mr,
Jackirgton. It is quite needless to say
that all the other boarders were insanely
lealous ot her. J he widow 1 ouncer.
who was fat, fair, and forty, thought
maturer female would have suited
JlT. Jackingtonsi : 'years so much better
than a chit like ara Everett, though
to be sure, site added viciously, '
was fi ve-and-thirly, if : he was a day
The Miss Appletield's, were sure she
painted, ami wore false hair, buch
bright complexion, and such "glimmer
ns goldeiv -hair couldn't bo real, they
were quite certain. And Miss Markhatn
wlio feigned to be intellectual, remarked
grimly, that "no man could long respect
a woman who thought only ot dress an
fashions.
Hut Miss Sara having got the inside
track,- could anvrtl to look dowu on
them with serene stiiriority, vhicl
was iiihnitely ? more aggtavatmg tliao
any other system ot treatment con I
have been. She thought herself sate
but she did not reckon on tho thousand
little undercurrents of the stream of
love. ' ' - - !
"I sayJack.said Mr. Gerard Jessa
mine one day as lie met his Triena on
the street, " the girls at our house are
saying odd things about your young
woman."
"Odd tilings! .What things?" sliarp-
ly demanded Mr. Jackington.
m tniB . SK,J av. ' v. rtj nil,
Th is is Saturday !" exclaimed the
lover.
"At five," supplemented Jessamine.
"It's a quarter ot five now," said Mr.
Jackington, seizing his friend's arm.
Come ! v e will see for ourselves."
"You'll not do anything rash," plead
ed the peacefnl-natured Jessamine.
"I will pledge myself to nothing.
sputtered M r. Jackington. " J5ut if I
find my Sara false 1 will henceforward
abandon all trust.iu humankind." : A
A roar ' with a blacle velvet xat.
lghly perfumed locks, anu rather du ty
hands, was j list deeeiiding the area steps flowing with it round and round through
as they, came un to tlie- front doorJ irpiincr stream ot its inereasinsr oroar-
Mr. Jessamine let himself aud his friend it sw e vprv where, in esch li&te;
in with tho latch-key "and; they stood I membraho and tissue, and fills and satri
back in the vestibule as the blaek-vel-f rsa '9(.it , vital n?atH flesh, bfa.im
veted serpent crept up the stairs. Uej heart, Hver ; lung,1 kid neyjki 'andjwf
KnocKea a peculiar uouu e KWXK on lhb creting apparatjm- A;V.H?ave
panel of Miss Everett's door, aiwi was
admitted I, . ;;. : ; ; 1 i
Jessamine turned to Jackinpton.
"Can you ask more convincing proof
than that ?" he whispered.
"Open the door. I will confront her,
issed the lover, turning purple.
"Knock first," said Jessamine.
"I wou't knock," aaid Jockington
furiously. -
15ut Jessamine reached the door first.
t was opened a little way by tbe house
maid.
"Oh, my," squeaked she, banging it
to again, "it s him, Miss, it s him !
"Let me m I will come m ! ' bawled
Mr. Jackington and ho burst into the
presence ot his lady-love,
I here m a chair, with a towel spread
over her shoulders, aud her lovely gold
en hair all floating loose, sat 'the fair
ara, while tho velvet-coated man, with
a big bottle and a hair brnsh, was pre.
paring to anoint the same with- some
rose-smeliing fluid, and the little house.
KXlBMaa. i,iir,
Cfnllarettc.
X-aeea. ft r.i . .
fnr the ladk. and onr oomiilofe lUios of
Ressdyrnade Clothing,
WOtWt a! 4 l
Cstfwi,
Ha
18 oat err.
f'otae,
Also, full
erf all descriptions for men and Twys.
assortments of
Grcceriss,
r.tttm asi uiassware
or everybody.
The ist good.at the lowest rate every time,
LTtJaiioa.Oron.OCttbor30,lS74
Furniture AVorerooms
. . . . t . i a s-.jiivi.f. or 1 1
Collar in the late firm f .oi'"T.!
the furniture buainess, tnk-ui PI".' "
to retnrn hU tlmnisa to tUe citizens of A'bRnj
aad rinity who hav so 5"'u.7.yo'r;;L' "
labial to tlU.n.ltr; ;
nlture keit on liaadaod Biaiturw-lared """-:
at loweot rata.
Albany, Nov. 13-v8nS
H
r?o WOULD KESPECT-
''lib a .nt-"t5W xrt t. I.- ' s w ' . ,
i km mm for the
fui.nre a ooHniu.ji.ln of f.ivorn. Vortlie
f !-! in 1 ! i i . f hh i. '
ad a njui , , ... ai. in' Lkifr iL..
where a itoej't workman will aiways l
p (MBnitsiiio to wuil. unoi patrons. . i
Mysterious Worltlnirw of AJeofeeUe J--Sljjsw
uinnw. t
urgh
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iUIT-
In a late number of the I'-diVi
Hevieio is an exhaustive and '" car:
written pajier opon'"l he hyso.oj;uI
Influence of Alcohol. It is calm - and
scientific, not emotional, but" crowded
with facts and iuformation.T According
to tins article, when a spirituous drink
is taken into the body it does Wotfeim
plyrun through the digestive :edvii f:kt
the body,bnt it runs tlirongb th4 blood
befhre it can find aiiy eseape, Btid . clings
Jo that blood for a.eolisideribiei period.
dent happened at tbe Des Moines liiver China, near ttfr ) cllow fre (a .Jay ot
bridge, at TJuena' Vita, about 'three the Northern Pacific, Oemii) laa been
miloR aMit.h vf tliw :hol.v k tobe that of Teh ita ad I Jolounor: JAt
vmitnrln,l uaanA TSella StvM. mAr I the SOnWWMl aM-amOMI,CMBaS: WaUiifm
With death, after a fearful struggle with 1 ru,vw j f"?rJm mm
the ice and water oftbe river. in many. P-aces ., JJ? Woie wiiw
Miss Steveiia lives near BuenaJYista, trora JSijini evgoTO w l'ewn wni oe
the I ou-imieB, oi wtticit'iiovfv inu tin uhjh
nnirn
1
sho-Jld bo blood iidor4he.mujtHiti
rangements of life, there is flaw, blood
tningled with the alcoholk spirit, , '
Articles ot tooa ' are "compicr, ixxi
ies, built up frorrf simpler I elements 1 by
the effort of vegetable lH"e 1 i Aloolibf
is not such ' a complex iA-ihciple. ' sTh
foods which fnrnisK snbhoefitd ihfl
living structures are, for Ua most part j
composed with the aid of nitrogeB,r and
have therefore an affinitTwith tlie vit
al parts of the human trticture.',i5 lTrie
fibrin of the blood, and mnscal&r "flesh, )
tbe cartilages and i teBdons, tlie vmoov
braues and tlie skin, and sort nerviepu!fi
and the brain', are all so rdany examples
of nitrogenized matter.? ilat alcohol
is eutirely devoid ot i uitrogen r iUi! oy
form. In the exceptional eases rhere
alcohol has been found bseful as 4 med
icine, an unnatui-al condition of the body
exists, and physicians should determine
when stimulants as a meUicuie are nee-
essarv.'1" . . , s--- -
fj he parts of the body wtuctr possess
tu? hnrl frncsvd tho hridnrn arlv in
eVeniogrfii cbtepariipwitl? : yoimg nfaa Territory. irW4ier,4jis
named u.'jr, Bird to ftttencra f school exi flMJ'W&c"?
hibitioa to the, other? side. "After; the typographical lata, the apparen dini-l
a .licm'tKMl , twn.Mfnrno 1 culties dwindlcf cwti'toSnothinjtrwneTal
together, on arriving t,Be river lParetclioi
bank, they, Tor some Tinaccouutatne rea- wtcr fcityu in oui
arm- .Hi,tmtnWl i tttT'HiM' WiafsSxtaajIii-l Tltw-fint sectiou from NiiiutlSOTgorod
wtucn was TMit caefeflU,,au saier-.i 4V"aa, "flu iwrai;
ir-4t..-t"..M'- - . . . 1 ftho oal1i"irfyiiT-ina"Trtf'tritl4
l wg and unthinking of the great danger1 f UrjmsktAMke paijhtl. cprrM
they were in until they arrived about '"g 'lu(W.lVirSV L ,
ine miua:e ox ine stream, wnen- int. i , ; :
y oavv reeii, ana iReiargesB1Ttvent'afV'
but pf Tery moderate tyWth BJtdjdepth.
The, only serious? dlfficallies. r , W
nave saio, neat, yi nioeso ironuer,j
and they are iilferfo lo'tliose" 'overcome t
in Abe Hdcky1 31ointain Sid Sierra
, Nevada by the 4jr3ringUirsl
more, tnan i,uw,wu,uw.witu which
treacherous ice began to bend and crack
beneath tbeif feet.; A desperate struggle
to retrace, thoLr steps, a crah, a sJriekf
and they were engulfed in the merciless
Some laSorersL1' Who. lucki ly, ' wereat
that lime at woTk ov tlw bridge, heard
the cries, of distress and hastened to the
assistance of the unfortunates, and as
maid held a tray of combs and pomades j tie most energetic vitality, he,i brain.
- I , . I - c
uie nerves anu me nervous maiTiatroi
the spinal cord, are principally TCOtopos-
ed ot tlie most pulpy consistence, so
soft that it may be almost termed melt
ing. I his nerve-pulp ?ia r pacto irto
minute filmy sacks and tubes diseern
able only by microscopic aid. Throtigh
these tiny aiul utmost mvisib e films the
blood is "filtered." ' The .neryi-pu'p
appropriates such qualities of the biootl
as nourish life and bui'd up the" struct
ure, and at tho same time ' tliey "reject
and throw back into tlie ;streanif their
own waste parties. Largo qnraitities
ot water enter into the composition of
this pulpy matter, and tho first evil ef
fect of alcohol is aif tujcoiitrclable ' tm-
pulse" Uxjuslw- water. ittio. , ttfiali. ...mh
cessive use of alcohol haidsn&atMl dries
up the nerve pulp in such a way -as to
impair if not spoil it fdritsorieretJ
fice. WheiV c.tcessive iJtiimiiigldoea
not produce uatoxicatioii it ia, becasiijie
the nerve-pulp has become insensiblo as
an "oiled silk." '"
The Hushed face uiton the approacr
ot inebriation is among the earliest signs
close by,
31iss Everett started up; the man m
the black velvet iacket tumbled back
ward .over the table ; the housemaid
cried, "Oh, Lor!"
" hat does this mean?" demanded
Miss Everett. "Why am I thus intrud
ed upon r
"Who is this?" cried her finance,
pointing with jlacbelh-hke finger to
the black-coated individual.
Mr. Solomon Solomons, at your ser
vice, sir !" bowed and scraped the stran
ger, "ot 222 Skip street."
"And wjljat the (unmentionable)
are you doing here (" roared Jacking
ton.
"Miss Everett is one of my patrons,"
said the obsequious Solomons, feeling
tor his professional caros. - t
sobbetl Sara, iorceiving that the truth
wtuld out. "It s a b It nde process
and there s nobody in Aew lork can
put on the burnish like M r. Solomons !
And," to Jackington. "you are always
so proud oi my hair, dear! It's cxpen
sive, know, but what's expense where of the disturbance of these delicate liU
pleaded, Ir. Jessamine, rather awed by
the fleroe ointillatiou ot his friend's
little blue eyes.
" It ttVjwu Jiave the goodness to-teli
me what tiiey are r quesiionea jock
ington. ,? 1 ' v
"I'd ratiicr not. Ask my sister or
that Pouncer woman." , , , .
'Now look here, old fellow," said
Jackington, button-boling the unfortu
nate clerk of chimney-tops at once,
you?ve said A, and "you've got to say
B. vl don;ackle with a lot, of old
woman. I ask you what all tliis means."
Thus cornered, the votary of Tenny
son and the mues wa Agreed to ex plain
himself more explicitly; i -
"IisuVrric J Ice no fauio find,
and set 4 nothUJ siid i,es , I5at
they do say there s a man comes there
tn jin hor 't
vour love re concerned
And Sara threw herself, weeping, on
Mr. Jackiiigton s shoulder., , .
The' latter personage kked around
iudit'nai.th' at the assembled spectators.
"And you backbiters would fain have
had me believe that this seraph was
fal.ie " said ho.
Mr.' Jackirgton married Miss Everett
after all, All the boarders said lie was'
a creat tool atter Until ng her out so
completely ; but Love laughs at such
criticisms.
"If tee 're suited, it's nobody else's
business! "said h.
And there was a deep undercurrent
of philosophy in tlie remark.
S Not in the Fasiily. An old Dc
troilcr brought Itoine two jugs tlie other
nay. one labeled "boiled oil and the
other "turpentine." They were placed
in the barn, and pretty, eooii. it was no
ticed that the old man had business
there at regidar ' intervals. His oldest
son slyly followed him and' taw' him
taking a deep draught lrom one qi the
jugs, 'l he old man heard a step out
side, and before going out he arranged
those jugs according to Ins artistic tate.
lie was hardly gone when tlie son skip
ped in and took a drink from the fug
out of which' he ' supposed his - father
drank. The next moment he was sput
tering, coughing and gasping, and the
Ola man entered and asked i -
"Turpentine doesn't agree with yon.
.1 i. -in
uuea lb t t-ws ... twi. ;--
"But I saw you drinking it!" ex
claimed the injured and indignant son.
"That is true," said the old man while
a beautiful smile played over his face,
"but it doesn't' necessarily follow ' that
the rest ot- the lamily must- relish tur.
pentina because I do !" Detroit $)te
Ire. ' -.!-;; " 'v I
to see her,
A - tnfln t"
iff
terers" in their work, the face being
among the parts of , the body exception-.
ally suw'ied with blood.' " TKerestrathi
fug" or filtering work ot the pulpy, sub-
tance is unpaired, ann hence the tmnaf.
urail reception ot blood into .the ..pulp-
cells. If this unnatural procesB ' re
peated, or becomes habitual, Uie blot cit
ed, red, swoolcu. or. pimpled, law ,h tlie
result oi keening the nerve-pnipsaturat-
ed with alcohol, and the delicate rncm
branes, dried ' aiid dyed red, -show
through the skin. t , ,.
J he n rst stages ot mtcxicaUou. - arc
shown in the want of command over
the lower lip'and : lower J'upla.f Th
nerve pulp ot the spinal cord is touched
The muscles feel the torpor, Trembling
and shuddering fvilowr: L"rxtle rsrye
putp oi nio oraui come unoer evil in
rlueucc, and the control of tho judg
ment and the willdisappeflr?. When a
mau is what is termed "dead? drunk,
the paralysis of the higher nerve cen
ters and ot tlie brasn m carried. ' to , its
full erd. All inlets of tbe . seuscs. are
closed : all consciousness ami iensitlon
are destroyed, and all power of volun
tary movement is effaced. Hie heart
tug ran v hib iwa uu, At faiK. iltft
motiB quantity ot alcohol is swallowei:
at once, as in the case ot foolish wws,
tlie toil ot tn6 lieart soou c3!esv--,ai'J
the man is dead indeed: lint -rntrr '".
nary instances the tor orYa v ei- &i
it stops the drinker, )ust at. the., tpomt
when further drinking would kill him
outright. With t his general f view. l
the effects of alcohol," aodj the" naut - r
iu whicit they are pr odaoeiil, it ia rmy
to understand why headaclic, .sleej -ness,
nausea,, palpitation ; of the- L.j ? t
and the "trembling delirium '
vtanv and follow tho excessive ' Xih: '
alcohol. s A Ttoieou m the stomach
i 4 . 'ft Ik J. .
oe pun) pen out or - .voiueu. j p----
in the blood must wait removal tisi
l'crnaps the cioFcsv,eieciionw0otest l eflbrts of nmtne'efreetv Hat w i n
on record, considering2 the larger number nplure itself, is. abused M ; Imps-iuJ, -.s
A --,tr-?r ts.i.rt reeutwrative power sooif Dectwnps
y f . i '..,. t -r I strnvml.. Tl tlivtfi cA oni.itiu&l
i ir i.iuiii.ti i.,f M:Fi-wM.A.'.Mj.iwkA i v i . .
Krav Vwanjf Ijwty Drowned in the
juea Jioiue ki ver near lieaKak. ,
About 1 1 o'clock last night, says the
Ceokuk Constitution, a dreadful acci-
and to lay the road From llaikal to
Vernheoueiuslc through" the' Taney-of
the gelenga. irTIirtheJbest route , by
which to reach Pkjn.; the , Capitals : of
it" t
niIAtr Cliaril ,Rtaa
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II
t't i : i fcVw v.5-4u' f-vn,.ii.
:itr.s .i.i hiiZJys-;x) t,.j T;tK'?f J
lit")
A sweat Ifttie feltow
ti
Who a ride en lite si earn ears iiad jdlfetwdV
.. . a'oid a woniieniii stry, o - ' '
"l&"r . And rode Us srreat ri"rv, . ..
Jgl (Way Dp to ; Albans froot i..vt-'
Then thfltsweef Httlebof otl'';ur;f
How TUey n
I
He was tho pink,, of poriecion f
the cream ot human excellence was to
be churned the butter "would lump p
into the shape of Professor Porteous
Prye, tutor ,J I e- bad r. .OMAraeted; w tej
'Wot
JS.
r;, rf
yt mil sorta ef folks "by the ears." ,
t wostwieejoterricweu, , i,,
And h is story tumout bw Ua taiytu" w It'A ...tt
.i ..iifcif i.-a.'feKj.rl.iW.wS.wifSA-tri ' 1 .
tnret tbla sweet littlalisy was a fraud i. '
r . "'' IIopi no oi.e t-i t- iuj,4 "
ax too naeiiess lis yow ir iniwii
r- -'-.i
rfwawefcftl,
they rushed npon the ice they found it f to construct railes 'or Tanftaa,1
woald uot bear tliefti np." Boards were f cau easily- ovu,owtw w
tnnnff of the the fence and shoved more 10 eonsww,, ii
oot ion the Ice, in the Vain hope that the f fd all the JPtflhr
ypung lady' and ' gehlleman might be
readied by this meaus, and iu a - short
time the yc ung man was reached and
. riii' ii:: c.
puiiou out in. jaieiyT itiiss oieveng was
fartlicr" out in the stream, and ' whilst
clinging to tlie edges of the ice main
tained a heroic calmness .1 he . men at
the ! bridge say that it was a most
moving sight to :see her and hear
as&Iie -clung desperately and with
datch of a drowpi.ng. mortal to tle edges
of the ice, giving directions . as to per
rescue, fn a voico which was by far the
most sclfpossessed of the lot. -'' -
Spurred on by the , heroism ot Miss
3tevens, tlie men redoubled their efforts
to save her ; but alas ! r each eftort was
repulsed by the breaking of tlie ice, and
it was impossible to render any assists
a nee. iWiss Stevens - raamtained her
calmness to " the last,- and cheered and
iurged the mec on. y lt finally became
apjiarent to her, that her grip was fast
losing its hold, and she announced, the
fact to the ' horror-stricken men, : who
Tlie proposieion liar beeui s&btaVft r-' .5
tJ tlie Govcrsment aadr- also ; mtlt -fe' I &
Mr. Cox, and by tbaT. lakl:tfcf7rtT-4liff.5: r-
fetirautittew oh Bankibg wld jCarrMic,
that' tlie Goyemaeat'appoijst ft' bofmitru:h i
tee&f iKt3fkrzpertB'ta vuutSxxA't , -
wither ecietaUsthamriBvea&l aflwi-vi
as "to wlletr there a r i'rxrt at pr .i .
t extent uch tmthfHJyysteiaatc,fX9 m vf
act ind logical cbriceptioa of ilid ;iat,' .? I
law and Ttnr0 of the subject cf riopeyj:'!
ft i i . r . i - . : . . l :..
er i uau naoii oi ruug pB.ai,f im .nw
,l. I stOCKing iccii. iu sew ii uie nunus vye
that ;,.r. --u5Jj laif-MUi It.?
I out at ten. jt is naru teacuin; our
dogs new trick., bnl "boys 'Succeed ' bet-
tor with old ptotessors- i Tommy iyre
fe a cadaverous youth, witli a- ftdpur
colored moustache, but the iron .had etv
tered his Bofil ahd he said he liiust "xio
wltat he could. So '2teT booghti' three
papers of caipefii iacjef .oneHigbt,s andi
stood the innocent bttjo uails upon theur
heads all the way " up an4 . dpvyn the
stairs, aiid retired with liis faitlifutrtol-
Ipwers to tlie fwood?clsets above? ta
await . jttitAJ rrwiw
bell .trae tei tJjen seaspu of jWaitino;
followed, l'resentiy came, a , purry.
i.mjii tire uot For-sincKeii iMen, who i . .,...,.-, . t i- i ti
.. i.. r.,... !,. . !.- :,i. creeping oand like ' woolen stockh;gs
llrWllU JIIIMIi;! VUVlto Bj C T t HVI TV Ifcll I " . ,4 ' . , -s, A a .
OOkavail. She finally announced that
she could liold en no lotiger, arid, after l- By w'W!
I Lie WMAItK Ullnfl rthMI V"S aTAOIW tt
Ir -6 wero. t, looser Jrop-.the WmW
edges of the ice and the body' sankto l " ' .wu'
rise no more: ' The remorseless current ' 'TiJrMM'
carried her tnsler the ic6, and doubtless 03 n f p,a. .p-
. - . 1 ..wu-Hwl civnn m .-astA f -w-T All t tiA filQI
dtt into the JW fcsit imti. and thna far v, f
no traces of the body have been found.
although a search has been instituted
til lie neighborhood where the disaster
occurrea. ....-. - .,: . :u
ll is a tale which sickens one in the
ielling, and the litrapnation catf easily
ilnf rtt t I A lir.nir.n - . I - ttAinv I Or I
compak,,,:tbe.gr4istt
per lneiKis and relatives, aud the minutes
which must have been long-drawn
hours tO jUjc.lierqic, young, girl, twhile ,
she was struggling fbr life ou tho edges I
of the fatoful ice. '
md scoond, if they can. sa fctoe,-o4 it Wt'f
(l)"her U stfca f adei30rifKf'r:kiamrV-I
thehf taagreeupca aad td Jamie,-if. i.jn.i
sible, a ooneite and intelligible I restate- ', ,
meat oi the same and: if 2l tiere ; -.;
hoi sucH a science kuowa, Uien io svol v , - .,t
dweover or cTeatev it poaibjo,, su&w .
science, and to sttta it is 9 jf0S tal-r.: . , ,t
Hgible forrruia which tly.tfagre?, , i
it'boing Ukon w granted that aud tjMSr
parties appointed would-be-expecUd. to-.?'- ,;
b accept It) tbk, like any-oUier subject vwwj
Of department of natural pbeaegaem M n:u1
ettsccptibleol being reduced , to a .ecieo, n
title exactness and Ibrmul, ,f)berein j
t,hall be , susceptible of dwno8tratK o
al io 'tlietesationar It phetsonteaa t&at '
Is toptrC into'such foroi as tSJeM't''''
os a body of knowledge, whose phehoro
bna shall bp rraitged so as to exliilMtf ; , .
Uie reason oVeose-y whichAr' tley, t f0, v
governed in their kgitimate relation andH. -Mi
nterdepewdenee, tC- the timei haaecaaefr: tJ
for such a scietice,- andf It 41HWoriif""
triatfiiliaf'1 't'i i
; -: ' v-t t-' wsii ittbuau ipmte
JViiutiier iuouii uuiu 10 v,ro
then another fbot'down ; then a scream
that wasift suppressed ; theit -a howl ?
he had struck the second stair : then he
set down on. tlie steps, and hc rg9t i;upJ
again, ana a . groan, witn exclamation
ik tits after it, came tearing up to the
wood closet. The boys stciod ' back td
a rabblii.g rotjngwfcj.lwayy
-words and a distinct mention .ot the
name of the 'father ' of 4iiiqli1ty,,traiid
romnry appeared and asked ill' a-'viee
fi-cfch fromlihe Va31o--o4;liiodl 9i4 to ml
vJfWJiat fcoems :toJbe,tlic maUer.',
A Kai:
ArriM the Esuisern i1
UnenC.
,J. , cviv..w ,.iu.v.. "V- -.i-, j
"Matter t The boys f The demons I
Confound it ! See here ! Help P
,i And lie eliifted about ami imng W
the railing and tifwd to j stand r n
ktiees.Iaimy. bronght ; a,. lilt,,.rid
tltobovs carried the, wounled mail -to
hi hum': offered ftVmnart V a'rkt co?'M
claw Ifcttmier and drevf ont f thdf lacks.
Hie profesdr wrs 6lipier and tits on
a.cushion. fr'FfOQ;wiP1 ifWfRWyhlRli
cnteen dovs know uie sec res ago. n
is
' The great teat accomplished ; by the
United Slates in connecting the Atlan
tic awV Pacinc-' OceaitSv by 'a! railroad i
across tlie United States, is stimulating
iitiacrprise in Europe i.Jinds; it ; now
prorxscd iiideed, tlie xlan is mature J-
,.t. t-...:. i T-:c
Oceans by a railroad through .Central .jretroU 'XWe iWt tlft
AdU At. Ta- -AAnfilfWsVtfl sAi 4 K fWlfTW-- ' J - - 1 a t -
Pliers. Tebenily-held, Col. :Bogdanowiti "Tlio.Ust phaso of.lfclknapV defense
explained soma of tho details of ' tfio I appfearsin the fihape ofjaFtry settiBg
road, which, it iexpoctd,, wdl : oyer in.n ine wtjow tti.. ,.o Tt"m
KiniK one of tk frncta.tMt mihiitflifihMi to tltc 1 When Mrs. UtelkuaPvthcii Mrs-Iiow,
i . r .... .. . - ,..;.. ertetnited by tlie ambition to rival the
extension of civilization, namely, the gJTi J0.jt J;' actcptM U
mtioa ot a large .-fa4;of Ati .from Marblv briiSss latal-Jnfsdi tairdiC!uc:'joe
I la rope by vafc; jdeserta, in; wlticHi.aa ftiliiWraister to secure th jHfHias;;J
means ot trarit Wt"a Taitw old te cor weaWl, from the Srtta-
- 'i . ' ry all of the iniquitous transaction, and
ofnyose. A railroad alone can d Bh9hecaJe Mrs. lielknaptbe seo-
veiop tbe resources , the-iany itwu rtaryws-Bdt fe tibeevw ;J,hafc -17,8
through which iti would pas;'afn4 twanty hoiifjrsi olla'rs thatc?7i to
i-..m:iJM4i.a,.-TK sttU.itA i ijviUi bw from tlie polksv 'on Ler former bus-
. .. rbnad1ik?'lmd-beeu enltiiiedno 'Mr!
immounu MB weii-nnown, ine ex- Mrd, 'vr,fcAAtaA aoefiessibl
"Goes right tip to her room twice a
week ! A fellow with long black whis
kers, and a coat of black tably velvet."
"It's false," said Mr. Jackington,
grinding his teeth, i ,-,..,..- ---p
"I'm afraid it's true." said Jessamine,
"My!' tLar:'LUrbarJr Jias seeu liiaS
slinking up tho stairs. r So- lias 'Mrs.
Pouncer. He's bribed the cook 'maid
to let him in on the sly j but Pouncer
was down there making rose-f-alve for
her complexion, and she seen him large,
as lifaJ--
"Can J believe, nyuirs2'V- taidyMrs
JackingCon, " clasping his" Iiands'ti,agu
caliy together.. . '!'.,. !
"Corces every .Wednesday and Satur
!y,' added Mr. Jesfcaraino. , t
L votes- rCast, forr Member. , of- Congress,
McDill, Republican, ; received .9,444 ;
Catej Independent Ueibrmer, received
9,4 iG--ronly two majority, and just, one
to spare. McDill filed notice of contest,
but withdrew,, IIq ob.uld easily have! ,,;AYellsjlafgp.4&Co: ' lost nearly 1
proved ono fradulcnt vote. So could J 000 through express robbers duriirj ISTo
Cate. ,i ; 1 t Tho rewards -ottered fof tbs arrest-Eiid
T.olization Upou the'liverVkidncys','"'''.!
stomach, it is unnecessarv- to 'esci . w,
tor they aro- well . understood,,.,.! t
where tlie "'mfechieyous . proeesr; L
aiKl how it is continued are poiuta mvr
to the most non-mcdica readera.7; '-;
o'onvictiou of parties amounted to uuo
, OlRi-lOUI WV.V (UUi. ,
uld be ienconraged, i aud j Uietr- re-1
sources developed! Vf'-'1
It is proposed "tliat - the" road "shall
stirt from Nijin 'Novgorod, it -Risssfa,
vi' here is now 'the esttrerne! '.eastern sta-
t ' j-n of tho net-work' 'of European rail-
roaas; it wdl run ..aiojgino- xok
sation. j Thus originated m ban l'ran- ( ,Wj
owco, wltere. tliere. is said to ibeia.boy ,..
uiue years of ago who,-iWith. W, bare- i TIE
optics, can plainly see ana miimtely de-fi
scribe
ita -furface.
ants of tlie moon are spider-like creatures
c iavpa tit nnif Be .
1 be Idshpi
ftfie moon are spider-luce creatures , ,
ana that vast rivers aua lanes oi quicic.
ailcnr 0iKt imnn its surface.
rti?! n rAl?
,wher the quickstlvergoesr to whieW.
escapes form
our quartz7rnjlls in a.vapo--.
ry Jrom., Uut, then, we should think
.... ... . . - -.
rt fe
tf at so mncn mercury wota prouuew
a;ferr6rstafe6f IfvarirgjLhw , "
Y"ft ! lf.jreif itf- .tj-,f inga C3l cbo"
. r.--J tkiis i.Hvil o In it I
IK
. 1 -.'.'I S f .. .. i .... .XL - . .
trt ' jr.t Of rspfi to
days. Tko oUieriday.'wlien...!!e . foundu
ttjat liia iManelubi.bacl been tplit.p -j
fos kiiKiyroohat ?bis, gO-po-nd
dnrao-beliatiaa been, aiiowea to, rsn.
and. that his snnd-r"" Iil b",i fsca , , .
tor potato sacks.be cor sre i a 200 p"ni. - ,
ttai
.TlYJiowirVilJdVA)riI t?e t'lTSi-rV M 3
J
aow fUH,t WnJ''V..:- rj
This rs twot r" P-natw .thi. "'I't' -are
tisus)ly. C;lif ;iia j
tb hundred thousa'nd dollars, and. the
money she received' was' from that source!
, . . 'V.. I.VI I Vl fc J U1 . .N
treated thc taaxWr asianysattoart -fwould
bis wile's income. It was only when
he 'appeared and tlie-iacts were made
krtowBtoyhiraJihat ho knew jatxj- realiz
ed tlie horrible truth'. At 4 this point,
the Kama, to- Ekaterinbourgj ror. hcf weit eTioui'to- tSivhaoifW ' riT! Kb
Asiatic side of tlie Ural mountains,' tton f defense! owhis ayikVafliehowdT T-.2rTaa.
er.ter Asia, proceed m the direction of iierve.Qm.tieurniu auwu
Treumcii and Omsk at the Irtisl,r cross 1 "? VV.XV ? I
gra4 ;-:ift'J?,f!ir'J5"f T.';' kuwi
fiiiitio&p3i a'hr Vs57 f 7.Tg e.Jj
extra privilgef.i : ,
Iga,
;r.Th. fixcase-ottho. third jtb "a8.
Mr Mo)dilitrsting Use,, r'" 1 u ,9et.f,t. i
the guestp , w k? wf r rk'r ?1 4 J , ?r'i. f,;
mina forward, .fwaa mor tVAur b"!) :t
f any 'I have married a wife and tt&ro? yTJ-vr
fore cannot come.5 Nwywhy didn
the river, proceed by way. of Kainsk.to
Tomsk on tlie Tern, a branch of the Obi
sri eross thtT'fiver. 'Toniskv-ois' U
rraiciral center ct coioTnert'o -Xt Wes
t. m Sibfciia thenea U-e'vd "rirV Jrisi
rc''Jy to- Irkutttf. atv1 Lilcel
Ilaikati
t.
'' rrcti tbe f.I TTto r"Tto theTfontier
f O'lir, and t""-etwe it is lonror an
4 .To test aii aE6ayer:wbo had invariab
ly , reported, large resiatsjroru dyrt gatli
ered at Pikf's Peak, a pitixeupffJoiora: - SriM)rAi--Paro and 1 i ; t , jht... i;ly ill.(!:au,'"frtt n; internation- Hlis mx&n'd fcyrany
do Springs red weed ao Ohio; stone jg good, sour app!es,;emo'ef ""tea"- cv airg,. 'And., r.ere," ."also, tho j l"' f c"-' - T ?
ii a mortar, and gave it to him to assay, aad place them iu a stcamor over s
elation that4t was Peak v&rtK - The tie pf 'r telling' ;.watcf f TOn-.'t
result was a report that the dirt yielded 1 serve with fingnf aud cream, aud
$.17 80 in gold to the. ton. ' ine they are peaches.
ded to her taiserVthO anguish of know
ing tlcatshrfiad dragged Sdow-fi"- hr
wretch dthi!"jn&m" tii ifisw - v'- e,
A. i . -
k r.. . i.i - : . fi:y.:x
, Alio uuiuiu 04 u vouiia iiayo juoi
decided fn 'a"case'.in'bapkruptcy, (list a
liaclielof, thonlf h W, sa f, .iS'witb.
au adopted sop .and a. :hs u3 f..., .t
yants, is not the.fcedipt.fr.;j', ?"ifto
1 entitled to the homeiitiead Kettption.
1 take1 his Wlio kloni witnli
mi
?t hat. nucDer! fowyoi vrpjn-j.' r
bcos ;
'Aj Chicago photograr.her hasinvent-.
cd a way of making a larjre nioiith dim-
1 .tft
t-. i us tis" incenrg aiuicuuies com.
Jit tLo i.uoaufe'n range ot Kiog-
, w hich in its northern part is cross- j pla r.p and loolrstrawberrited;, and he's
1 . S a ' s . a a I 16 a - . -a. 3
ml ty tr.e creat oostacie, and it will bo paato raer- toreeww cameras ana ouy
csary to pass by .the, ,Matchoorta, ' twenty-four more chairs , : -t
bestrew the . Semale pe
When a young lady giH9-ft-
tainment and sees an ' acqt co ao-
compaiiied by a gcatlviia ww.i' '
lepow,' 6he 'dont ttjoy ' . : stv. . . j
aViti as tbe wholo 1" Jl ' t.. '
w'ooiierirg, t""0 ctr-'f-r . , .
,.-i jj!' - - -
r The creo,tcra f a ''I ' .
JW.Meabwa9 'aceeryC ' " , 1,
cnU on the Ooii..', c.
teitthat the bar :t - - a t - 0,
meet'mff of tlie creC.i ;
kh, fair of horses and fl'uivf i;i in-; s..