STATE RIGHTS DEMOORAl
ISSUED KVKKY FRIDAY
8T1TE8 NUTTING.
NirIKMrrilRl Btwrl alldlae
Ht oMilMlbln street.
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION
nlo ff par v. r, In ml "!. Si 50
n-so otrv. per year, at end of year 00
I ngle ny, Mi month IN
ftm copy, Hurt months Tl
nrle number 10
P tt ) F KSHION A L C A HDH.
R. S. STRAHAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Albany, Oregon.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
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V V VUUIU VII . nui IIIVO
peolal attention to colleotlnnii and probate
Offloe In Pouter's new brlek. 49tf
L. H. MONT AN YE.
TTOKNEY AT LAW.
Notary Public.
I ban jr. Oregon.
otne upataira, over John Briggs store,
( Hi Hi rfWd VMDZStr
J. K. WE ATHERFORD ,
(NOTARY rUBUO.)
iTTORNKY AT LAW,
4 LB A 51 T, wBsUMeN.
1 1711. t. PRACTU'R IN ALL THK COURTR OPTRI
' V State. Spookl attention rlrvn to oollecUons and
in Odd Fellsw's Temple.
fl4.f
f. o. fowrll. w. a. aii.TBTj
VOWEIjIj BIXYRU,
kTTORNEYfl AT T.AW.
Ann Nolifitors in t hnnrerv,
aI,H4WT. - - ORRfiOM.
Oollarrflnns promptly made on all point.
oan negotiate on raaaonehie term
eaaT'Offle in Fosaer' Brick. Sr
vHnlftf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Utorney And Counsellor At La?
AND
Votary PnbliCe
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practl In all of the Conru of
.UNSute All buelneaa Intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
nm;(;isTi
nooks. 8iatinnre and Toilet Articles, A
Lerg Stock and Low Prions.
OITY TDHTTQ- BTOEa,
lyl tUtXT, BG)X.
FOSHAY & MASON,
vaotauus km Bjrr&iir
Druggists and Booksellers,
A sent for John . A Men' publication,
which we Mil at publisher' price with
postage added.
ALBANY, OKKGOlf.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED,
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
( have the beet stock of urmture in the
city and will sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the citv end the lowest price in the
Valley. Come and see.
Undertaking,
A complete stock and can give 8ATLS
FACTION. Try me.
A. B. WOODIN,
Revere House,
rnf. Vint ! I'il.wwrth Albany, SrrcvB.
u eller & Garrett, Prop'rs
rhia new Huts' U fitted np in first din style. Tablee
.implied with the best the market affords. Spring
P I In every Room. A good Sample Room for Com
mercial Traveler.
eriiw oar It tm and from tfc Hotel."
"aIjBANY
0JLLKG1AIE INSTITUTE
NINETEENTH YEAR.
ALBtRf, OK.
The First Term will commence on
Tuesday, Sept., 15th, 1885.
y,3T particnlan concerning the ooaraea of study and
tie unce of tuition, apply to
K. 4 t. WWCIinrf, Presides!.
Aioany Bath Mouse.
raB U .DIKSIUNED WOULD RESPECT
felly i if or in the ; it item of Albany and tI
itaitythat I have:akoD".hargoofthis Establish
eut,end,by keeping olean rooms and payis
trlottttatioo to butinssi, expects to rait al
Hole who may favor us with their patronage
- heretofore carried on nothing bat
-I Hair Dressing Saloons
entire satisf ' Hon to al
u J Ladies' Hair neatly en
TOW WKPTKR.
stTj.L. hill7
cian and Surgeon,
ce-oor. First snd Ferry Streets,
ANY - - O REQON.
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKKS,
(Successor to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iroi
Founders.
WE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS AT.L
completed, and are now prepared to
handle ail kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Hteam Engines. Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
and Brass Castings.
P&TTKRSft HIDE OSf SHORT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing ail
kinds of machinery. Will also manufac
ture the improved Cherry A White Grain
Separator
N. J. HENTON,
Notary Public Insurance Agent,
0- F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OR
Rcpre eents several of the best Fire In
sura noeCompaoies on the Coast. Call c u
Litn forreliable iamrance.
St flit
VOL XX !
CT JACOBS 0I
For Pain
Cores Rheemsthrm, Nssralfle.
mmmi uimm.
tiik nuBLta a. tooslsb osHBAiTiseas.a
AT bttieniNTft AMD OKAt.BM.
fh..iif ,',
ftm Opforrs, Xtaeffcs ntad JVfeen.
SAFE.
25
SURE.
PROMPT.
At p.i1. .wis im lu.i
TS t MA BUM A. VUUKLSK CO., SJlTlXOSB, SD.
I'Hira ! Mm i.i.
Skin
TORTURES
AM'
BLOOD humors.
HondlUUns; Eruption., luhliu; and Hunting- akin
Tortures, IdSBMSBM Buree, and erory eneciee of
tuhliir. hcalr. PIbiiiIv i..h.r4t.i -,.... ...... 12
Contain. ua Dimuh i.I ik. hi.i tin. . ui..
with Uwe of hair from Infancy to old ago. are uoitt.'
j" j . mi.uii, ine pwHin cur, and Cutl
'U?..8V, an."1,ul" skin baautlSer. .steaaUy.
an.1 1 uUoura KesoHsiit. the new BUod I'ur.B r In
tSSBBsm
COVERED WITH NO RES.
1 hare been afflicted since lass Man4 vita . .ki
taw is sn i ir. m-
covered with scab, and ..m, and the i'lrhins- and
bamlns; were I wort unbearable, fllllnj ,,nr full
cure ReOMdWe so blhJr 1 Tl ITl tttj -J.J L.
irnr men, . trial, utng t),a
Soap externally, and tWIrent InUmallr.
aionia. i ,-an nirwtr rtucU, In rraUtu. for wbiah
I make this public statcmentl Wmm
, Clasa A. Faaosaica.
Broad Brook, ('van.
SCALP. FACE, EAB AND NECK.
Ear. and Nk. which th. dru.t .h-Vl l3
your . pronoo?d s. ot tb. worat cm tU
ha.1 o.nie .in.l-r hi. notice. He adrtaea dm to try
.wt-uticora Keeaedlee. and after Are days' use my
calr-and part of my fee. were ewUrely cured, and I
ho, in ...othrr week to bare my oars, neck. ad
the other part of my hee cured.
: E 4th Slretrl, .Hew Turk.
IT II I SC. DItlEAIIEII CURED.
( Utii-ura llati.l. .1 . W Iim.1 t. . : ,,.
Is thU the case with the Coticura Mp. Hare had
an uuosuallv .to. . .i.
.rcvalen. of an arrattcd form of tt. h through some
u , ln country. In which the t uticura
Ketnetllee proved tattsf.rtory .
Uolonfowu.Ky, w"
I TICCRA REMEDIES
re .old by all druggist. Pries : Caticura SO cwnU.
TZi . V, L00'. rottet Pruc and
( bemleal Co., Boston. Send for "How to Cure Sal
OisMsssMD.
HBAITITUm complexion and akin by
tV the CtmcfaJt Suar.
THE SEWIXG MACHXE
la the cause ol Uterine Pain and weakness)
Kor acbinr side and back, kktawv Daina.
do, cheat paine. wsskneea and in
mation. the Cutlcura Anti Pain Plaa.
ter is infaJIlahle. SS
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine MillinerVs
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
To All Sufferers Of
ETE, EAR, NERVOUS, OR RECTAL
DISEASE.
DRV J. B. PILKINCTOM.
Surgeon Oculist, Ainist & Specialist,
Offers free consultation. Will be at
REVERE HOUSE ALBANY,
On tbe
Tuesday after moon and Wedmtxday forenoon.
Jotloutmr the 1st Monday oj rack month.
Will mk these visits monthly for one
yoartocome. Am curing acort or the
worHt foim of above diseases. Refers in
Albany to .la. 8. Cherry cured of bl in fi
ne. K A. Rampy, DruggiMt. and Fred
IVffenbscker, farmer at Harrlsburg. con
cerninfr Rectal diseases. A sooie ol other
nam given on application.
W
AGON WOOD AND HARDWARE.
Peters A Stewart have neck-yokes and
staple trees, Ironed or unlrooed, neok
voke Irons, slngletree Irons, n'b Irons,
felloes, spokes, ax trees, etc., all for sale
bea p.
I. CASE PLOW 3.
This famous plow is well known in Linn
Connty. The chilled and steel plows sr
well made from the very beat material
snd sre warranted to do as good work snd
cour full y as well as any other plows
Peter A Wtewart are the sole sgents
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT L.AW
-and
Notary Public-
THR CHINESE MUST GO. Three
young men will do work of all kinds, sawing
wood, gardening, etc. ieavc oraers ai iieaa
dt BrownHts.
Executor's Notice.
0
Notice is hereby given that th under
siifued has been duly appointed execstor of
the la:t will and testament of Elisha Harris,
decaed, late of Linn county. Oregon, by
the County Court of said Connty. All per
sons having claims againat the estate of
said deceased are hereby notified to present
the same properly verified to the undersign
ed within six months from the date hereof
at Harrisburg in Linn county, Oregon.
Dated June 1st, 1886.
J. L. WtGLE.
Executor.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
and seasoned lumber .laths and
pickets kept constantly on
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notic Use only best
Calapooia timber Pnce and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
Red Star
TRAD K yt? MARK.
e1IURE
BBSBSWW., hj.of.lf r
Vanliin fr ton.
(From our regular corrtspundaitl. )
Waskinotok, June 2"th, 1886.
Bridal reoeptloua al th Whit
Houaa art thing of tht paat,and the
Presidential bridegroom la again de
fending the public treasury by vetoing
pension bills. In the i want -four
vete messages Just aeut to Congress
ha vigorously rebukes the legislators
for extravagant, ill-considered and
bungling legislation. In eonae catee
tbe President aaya the propoaed ben
eficiaries are manifestly unentitled to
Government aid ; In others they do
not require much aid ; In others the
evidence If insufficient, snd the pas
sage of tbe Mils careless. Some
the Senators looked surprled when
the President Informed them that
tkey had passed GOO prlvste pension
bills since last December, a record
which har not been equalled by any
Congress In twenty years.
Unexpectedly the House found
Itself plunged In a tariff debate of the
warmest character on Tuesday las'.
The galleries filled up rapidly as the
discussion proceeded, and many Sen.
aters left the dull routine of their
Chamber to hear the battle ol words.
There was wesplng and walling and
gnashing of leeth among the lie pub-
Means over the proposition to ralsai
tbe amount of money necessary te
pay additional pensions to Union
soldiers and sailors by imposing s
graduated fax on Incomes. This Is
denounced as a scheme to check tbe
granting of additional pensions.
The new administration has had
much to do In the way of settirg the
governmental bcuaa In order. The
Republicans did not, as la th custom
of conscientious, depsrtiug tensnts,
leave their place of abode In a condi
tion fit for the new comers to Inhabit.
And perhap the moat atriklng evi
dence of the necessity forth straight
ening out of things was furnished by
the Navy Department.
Its mismanagement hid become
proverbial, and despite all the mil
lions that had been expended on it,
the naval armament was ridiculously
ineffective. The party In retirement,
which is iftspenslble for this, is now
asking sarcastically, "Where Is tbe
Navy V The debate on the Naval
bill furnished the f.-ie- d of tbe Dol
phin another opportunity te defend
the record of John Roach. Repre
sentative Gaff of W. Vs., who. you
ley remember, was lor two months
Secretary of the Navy under Hayes,
m de on attack upon Secretary Whit
ney for rejecting the Dolphin. He
ssid be would rather spend an etern
ity with John Roach under these
circumstances amid the wreck of a
lifetime and the deatruction of a for
tune, than an hour with the young
reformer in hie gilded palace at the
other end of tbe Avenue. The Re
public ns spplauded this nonsense,
and Mr. McAdoo, of N. J., arose to
say lht Secretary Whitney ne.l-d
no defense. He bad an overwhelm
ing popular decision In his favor ;
that tbe case was closed and no pas
alonate appeal to the sensibilities of
'he people for John Roach could
make them forget that the f ids hr.d
been demonstrated to be egslnst him
and in favor of the present Secretary
o tbe Navy. Mr. McAdoo then pro
ceeded to dwell upon th necessity of
boildieg up a Navy,and declared that
If this Congrers failed te take steps
n this direction, it would be derelict
In its duty to the countr;.
There has been much criticism of
the delay that has oecured in the
construction of th four new ships
authorized by the Ust Congress. A
dear understanding ot the practical
ait nation is probtb'y oil the answer
needed to that class ot complaint.
When Mr. Whitney took charge of
the Navy Department, he took it as
he found it. There were defects In
its organization, and lack of practical
experience in modern shipbuilding
crippled the tfftciencv of some of th
Boreal! in dp-diner wiili the problems
prevent $d by u" new work In hand.
A Department which has never built
a modern -hip eould not jump at one
bound into successful competition
with the English and French Admir
alty, who were tbe authors and ar
chitects of the new system.
The Secretary, who Is naturally
inclined to the extreme of caution,
found himself charged with the con
struction of fouf new ship, to cost
over three million of dollar. And he
Incurred this responsibility at a par
ticular point in a transition era, when
the problems of type, design, arma
ment and equipment were at their
mnst crucial stage. Realizing that It
would take at least two year to build
tbe vessels, and unwilling to commit
his administration to plans which the
development ef the period might
moke absolete before his ships were
th. ft arraia r w nhius t.ha loHSt
of possible evils. He determined to
ALBANY, OREGON,
ex haust current knowledge and con.
temporary experience before he set
tled upon plans which, undsr the lt.w.
must receive the seal of a contract.
I'KttSONAI.
Prof. Henry Hltl Goodell, tbe
newly appointed president of the
State Agricultural Collage at Amherst
was born In Constantinople, Turkey,
May 20, 1830.
The bill for relieving Fits John
Porter from disabilities Imposed on
him by court martial for disobeying
Gen. Pope's orders during the Re.
belltou pissed lh Nstlonul S"n'tie
June 25.
Judge Divis end Chief Justice
Chaee ere the only members of the
Supreme Ceurt of the United States
who were ever tho. ght to cherish
preiddftitlat ambitiou,or te have ever
come within h tiling distance of that
goal.
Prof. Bibcock's testimony In favor
of oleomargarine at Washington was
not relished by the dairy men and
dealers in genuine butler. According
to Prof. Bahco"k mnst of tho bogus
butler men do en honest business,
mae palatable goods and brand them
just what they nre.
The young Kmperor of China has
Just been engaged in selecting three
ladles aa brides from among thirty
two assembled at his palace. These
are collected from all orer Manchuria
from certain noble Mtnchu families,
and some of them have travelled
hundreds and even a thousand miles
to Pekin to undergo review. The
future empress Is first selected, and
then two assistants called the eastern
and weetern empresses. This is the
ancient custom of the empire since
the Maochus becamo its rulers.
i .'"ii. Sherman's middle name,
"Tecuraseh," he owes to hie father,
who had removed toOoloJust before
tbe wr of 181'J with the Itrltleh and
Indians, and. In spite of Indian dep
redations, "seems to have caught a
fancy for the great chief of the Shaw,
neea." In tne new edition of his
life Gen. Bhvrmsoaay- that his fath
er had tried fir years to get one of
bis sens named "Tecumseh," but
tbet he did not succeed until his
mother had named a son for esch of
her brothers. Then she run nut of
nsmes and Judge Shormsn has his
wey.
If the persons best aqu tinted with
the late King Lud wig are to be cred
ited, the fairies that gathered about
his cra ile favored him with every
gift except with the power of feeling
and experiencing love. He wss Ice
to woman's charms, end remained te
the end, in the language of M. Tissot,
the handsomest and m ehsste
mm of hU ratm." He wss tell and
admirably built; his romantic air
and the mystery surrounding him,
added to the fascination of a crown,
brcugbt about many a tentatlve.bur,
from sll eccountrt, not one successful,
bonne ftrtune. "This strange per
sonage," moralizes M. Tissot, "this
soul of a child In thn tvxly of a man,
tf-.i-.kini,' horn to reign over a nation
of (Hteitf and musicians, was not creat
ed for en age of soldiers and brutal
force. L iuis II. would have been a
lovable sovereign In an epoch of
minnesingers and dreamy dames of
the manor; nowadays he is past un
derstandiug , he Is of the stuff that
legends, not history, are made ef."
not KVtvA rr.o m auk
Sjme old specimens ot Rival Baking
PoUer that bad been kept on tbe shelf
ot a grucsrj store for ten years were
recently tested by Professor Sobedler,
of New York, for tbe purpose of mess
uriog the loss of strength they had un
dergone. It was found that although
tbe pow ier hsd been exposed to at
oiosnbeiic chsogns d irtng all this timo
for it wss not in uir tight caio. its
loss of raising powder or strsngtb wss
less than on per cent, the powder be
ing practically as goutl as the day it
whs put up.
This i-4 a most valuable quality in a
bskiug owdr, oiiu which few possess.
Most powders if riot used when first
made are found to be incllective. If
kept even a few wctks they lose their
leavening power, btcomo lumpy or
caked, sod valuelens. This is particu
larly the cass with "bread preparations"
or baking powders made from phos
phates. This supeiior keipn quality in the
"Royal" arises from the extraordicaiy
care in its manufacture, and .the scien
tific principles employed in its combi
nation. Th articles used in its composition-sre
thorough1 dried by heat
befar being compounded, and are so
prepared and ooated as to prevent the
action of t'le acid upon the alkali pre
maturely, or except under the influence
of heat or water necessarily used in
cooking or baking.
Tbe Royal Bkiug Powder is now
used extensively in Australia, A fries,
and other low latitudes, where it has
been found to be tbe only baking pow
der that will withstand tha hot, moist
I atmosphere without deterioration.
FRIDAY, JULY 1G,
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT,
BsV3
BDITES ST Tata
Woiaci'i Christian Temperaoet Uisi
Tbs masting of W. 0.T, U. on July
6th was one of peculiar interest. Tbe
devotional exereises- were conducted by
Mrs. Townteod the President, and the
reading lesson chosen from John U
chapter. Tbe eentrsl thought of som
fert and encouragement appealed to tbe
interest of esch ene present.
In tbe absence of tbs Secretary, Miss
Mb Irvine, Lillls Rebettson wss called
to perform tbe duties of her office,
The minutes of the last meeting June
22cd"vere read and 'approved, These
minutes were of special interest, con
taining the resolutions adopted at tbe
resignation of the State President, Mrs.
H. K. Hines. As this attesting was
the flrst in the third quarter, reports
wern presented from the seeeral officers
and superintendents. Mrs. fewnsend
geve a brief survey of tbe lest three
months and from tbeou drew encourage
ment for more peisistent snd determin
ed efTot in the future. Mrs. Town
send has not missed a meeting during
these months and urged upon the mem
bers of the Union regular snd prompt
attendanoe.
Miss Irvine's repot t ss Secretary
shewed tbsttn addition te tbe six reg
ular meeting which have beet held
two public programs bare been given.
The attendanoe has been fair, nine be
ing the least number present at any
time. Tbe recruiting officers were but
poorly represented. From those who
were present we learn that continued
and prayerful effort is being put forth
in this line ef temperanoe work.
The report from Mrs. Blain, aupsr
inUnJeat of the Band of Hope, reveals
her intention to re-orgsntxs tbst society
ae soon as possible. She desires tbat
thought should be given to the matter
io order tbat tbe beet plans may be
adopted and prosecuted for tbe further
ance of the temperaaet interests of our
children.
Mr. John Althotis raid a short
report of the Kangtii'io work done
by tbe Union. It ia gr4uftng to note
tbst every meet ii nt h-iit prefaced
with Scripture readiwj, oryer and
song. Trly tudd ia our founda.ioa
strong. Mv the ujerstiuciure be as
firm.
Tbe Hygienic departmsut receives
tbe attention of Mrs. Dr. K in. It is
the plsn of tbe Union to have selected
readings on tbe subject of bvgieneat
stated tntaty il.
Mr. Webb, who hs cherg .." th
department of Scientific instruction
presen.od. an interesting pprr. She
has sent f jrand received certain books
sdpted to children sod grown people
with a view to introducing them into
tbe temperance work here.
Mrs. Brown acts in tbe double ca
pacity of editress and Supt. of yeng
womcu'a work. The report concerning
the latter shows that the V. W. C. T
U., while suffering somewhat io regu
lar attendance, yet present an eneour
sfiin aspect. Great interest exist
smong the sctive memoership and
much hope is indulged in as tc tbe
coming winter's work.
Tbe nex. meeting of the Union is
announced as a Tempersnce Conference
meeting to be held on July 20th. Tbe
at ten tion of all ladies ia earnestly di
rects d to this meeting. We hope for s
full attendance. Some informal dis
cussion as to the distribution of tem
peranoe literature ooocluded the meet
ing.
Mrs. R- W. Robertson was appoint
ed to conduct the devotional exercises
of the next meeting.
A New Hsmpfhtre cories;x i dsnt,
seeing it stated in a paper recently that
in 1S2G there was not in ail New Kug
lasd a nursery for the sale of fruit
trees, writes as follows : "Robert
Wilson of Londonderry, now Darry,
N. H-, had a nursery for the sale of
frnit tre8 some years previous to 1826.
I am acquainted with an individual
who went from Lowell in the Spring
of 1824 to the WiUon nursery and
purohaseti a variety of fruit trees suf
ficient to sfeck shout three-fourths of
an acre of land. It wss slso quite
common for people in tha vicinity of
Boston, eai Her than that period, to
visit the Wilson nursery snd to secure
fruit trees." Bsojsmin Leasing wss
the aethoiity ot tbat paper for the
statement made.
NOTHING LIKE IT.
No medicine haa ever been known so
effectual io the oure of all thoss dis
eases arising from an impure condition
of the blood as Saovill's Sarsaparills,
or Blood and Liver Syrup, the universal
remedy for the cure of scrofula, white
swelling", rheumatism, pimples, blotch
es, eruptions, venernal son, sod dis
eases, consumption, groitro, Uji!, oau
cers, and ail kindfad . disease. There
pi no better means of securing a beau
tiful complexion than by using Scovill's
Sarsaparilla, or Blood and Livor Syrup
which cleanses the blood aud gives
periaaent beauty to the skin.
Beraocr
1886.
SPRING STOCK
Now being received by
N
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Great care has been taken in our selections KofVi rto1u . .
and,wMle we do not. claim that oGJ?&$& 2? J?
oes ana.wmie we ao not. claim that our Goods are mwhai-TC-l " y
petitory we know that they are MusT as Xshand L Ur
guarantee every article jusas 1,
Spot Oash, andwo propose to self as Cheap as any houslin tKtatlnd
Put the Knife t o Prices
Ffull1 line Deet Wheat at 60 9nts p3r bush81- We hav stock
Diy GOODS, Gent's Furmshing GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES,
HATS, CAPS. &C.
Orders from a distance will be nromntlw fliiri an?
plication Pol 133 taken. prompwy nuea and samples sent uponap-
ALBANY, ORBUON, MARCH 6, 1886,
crsuwe rs
A tout of 19,040,000 gallons of milk
was ri 1 ia Catcego Ian rear, for about
$2,500,000.
0 iking was a recognised profession
in Home 170 B. C, and a few years
afterward some Greeks migrated to tbat
city, obtained Sicil pitvileges, end
subset) tent ly a monojKjly of tbe trade,
lu Eoglsnd it is probable tbat tbe ear
Heat profession! bakers were tbe monks.
A Norwegian writer haa made some
remark. hi atateoienu concerning the
jumi ing of herring out of the water
when frightened. H-s affirms tbat be
ba observed whole sboels of this fish,
in their anxiety to escape from pursuing
wb!, piled up above the surface ef
th e to a height of frem three to six
feet, an I on one occs-in about fifteen
jett.
French amentias ere Utecueaing tbe
peculiarities of ttaabstta's brain, wbieb
weighed only 1161 gramme, while
Cromwell's weighed 200 U grammes, tod
Cuvier's 1829 grammes. Tbe distin
guishing feature of Gambetta' train
was tbat it was particularly well devel
oped in that portion of its atrueture
where most undersized brains are found
te be defective, that is, i tbe third
frontal circ u involution. The folds io
this portion of it exhibited uncommon
richness and variety of complication.
At ih time when s many lives were
lost by tbe 6 re in Park How, New York,
Gen. Meigs suggested the use on such
oooesiona of an ordinary now and arrow
a . a a ft
to lb row a line, under sucn circum-
atsnce, wUhin reaoh of the imperilled
inmates of a building. Tbi ban tesult
ed in so inveuiiott by M W. A. Urt
ielt of an air gun, wlucli wim inrow a
heavy Hoe with grapple I oaks accurals-
iy at tbe ot aimed a', and t height
of 150feu It weighs tea ihtn 100
pounds, and wiil beoomu a part of the
apparatus of every New York book and
ladder company. It will also be used
smashing heavy plate glass in upper
stoiie, dislodging iron sn utters, snd in
quickly raising hose snd ldders,regard
leas of obstructions, to a grHt height.
A curious application of the magnet
is described iu a French journal, the
subject of it being a clock recently pat
ented in Franc. In appearance the
dock consists of a tambourine, on the
parchment head of which is painted a
circle of flowers corresponding t the
hour aigns of ordinary dials. On sx
ateination, two bees, am Ure and the
other small, are discovered crawling
among the flowers. The sni ill bee runs
rapidly from one to the rt It -r, complet
ing the circle ia an hour ; while the
large one takes twelve hours to finish
the circuit. The parchment membrane
ia unbroken, aud the beea are simply
laid upon it ; but two magnetssounect
ed with the dock work inside the tam
bourine. move just ender the memmane,
and the inseots.wbioh are of iron,lolIow
them.
A device has been Invented by
which electricity is raadj to record
the weights Indicated upon scales or
steelyards, the application being es
pecially designed for the weighing
of freight carj while in motion. It
Is ssid that witb this device properly
applied to the scales an accurate ac
count can be kept of the weight of
every car passing ever them, even at
full speed.
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Allen &
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
NOTICE.
having concluded to close out Ms business, now offers his entire stock o
STOVES, RANGES, HEATIND
AND COOK STOVES
together with Ms entire stock of
TIN. COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
AT COST.
As this is a geiiina cioiio? oit, h tin tion for house wif
to replenish their kitchens and dairies with ware.
ALBANY, sPISH. Ott
WM HIMI Al.
Tho largest locomotive In the world
Is ssid to be the Decspo, built last
yesr by the Bddwin Locomotite
Works, ia Phiisdolphia- It weighs
144,000 pounds.
Rubber rollers may be turned by
an emery wheel. A circular saw wf.il
also give good results, and printing
presa Ink rollers may be nicely trued
up with a fine-toothed, well -breasted
circular saw.
Experiments bave for some yrars
j been carried out in Italy to ded some
thing that would resist forged steel
prijectlles discharged from a hundred-ton
gun. At a Um trial a
chilled cast-iron piste four feet thick
successfully nrcompll-hed tbe pur
pose. P.iper roof for buildings erenow
made, wnich are said to be superior
to anything heretofore used. They
are mtde fire proof, nd it is believed
they wiil last almost indefinitely.
The new plan of importing woollen
a 4 . a a . SL
yarns ana unnnisneu goouf, to oe
manufactured and finished here, has
already thrown 1000 OlneyvilleR. I.,
people out of work, and the number
will be swelled to 3000 if something
Is not done. Toe labor of England
snd Germany and the present tariff
rates permit undyed and unieoured
goods H be brought to the mill doors
from Europe cheaper than the? cm
be made here.
The absence of blood in the liver ,as
the supposed property of a coward,
originated, says Dr. Bucknill, in tbs
old theorv cf the circu'ation of the
blood.
A Wte Keferra,
The habit of administering quinine In
powerful doses, as an antidote to malar Ul
maladies, was once dangerously common,
Happily this practice has undergone a
wide reform. Not only the public, but
professional men bavo adoptee, not whol
ly, of course, bat largely. Hosteller's
Stomach Bitters as a safe botanic substi
tute for the perntcions alkaloid, Tbe con
sequences of this change are most import
ant. Now fever and ague sufferers are
cured formerly their complaints were
only for the time relieved, er half cured
the remedy eventually falling to produce
any appreciable effect, except the doe
wer increased. A course of tbe Bitters,
persistently followed, breaks up tbe worst
attacks and prevents their return, Tbe
evidence In favor of this sterling specific
and household medicine is of no ambig
uous character, but positive and stlsfao
tory, and the sources whence it proceeds
are very numerous,
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