Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 05, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text' "' ' ' ir-aaniatswsfg'- ' ysi.r- ..i. ii - , , u I, ii i. i i I -,. 'V bT'm m ii mJiwifc.v . . ,,-t ' ' .' '. ' K'M-i . s- Jo CEiNTS A WEEK. ALIIAINI. uxxflb tu : ivnouixjixL. . tooo ii 1 1 imrTr-..! m , .iita4mi' um" -"'-"'rr-frrrrTT" - ! j W m Amany Mery Under the new niaiir.' WHO KEET'S A fuil line of thoieej" family" rrferic-siartl provinn Can Jea Pineapples, GMC8 Talila Belioacies Ornamented cakes for Wetht mas and Parties. Salmon bellies, kinds. mackerel and salt 6sh,ofll FRESH BAKED BREAD Everv X)av.-3 BestSw. Pies. Cakes. TEAS and COFfE fi Mm.. Nats, Mm on J1 CANNED tiuODS, ETC. a ue best Soap in themarket Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars Sin At Ji hn Fox's old stand brick. low 'Fl nn p LIVE- Live Td)WFi. SfThis is whut Albany is at present, and iri rder to keep pace with tin lively times in - this city, W. H. VVil lard has enlarged his store and stock ii that he now has the rii )st complete and desirable line of furniture in the valley. His double salesrooms la Fro man's block are filled with an elei;an; assortment of new furniture, consist injr of lounges in new patterns, fine jrold picture frames, willow -jhair-. e.isy rockers, marble tables, brackets, etc., etc. An examination oi the stoe jwill show this to be true in every re spect. fAVIXG SOLD AX INTEREST IX M harness business to 1.3. Overman, I an desirous of collcetingj all my outstamlmt notes and aeeounts-sl All persons knowing ttiemselves muebttd to me will please eal and settle. The business wU!beJ;ontimieil as usual at the same please. K. L x lit ). reo.N . Albany, Feb. 22. Maenolia Floor. TI1HE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOI'R DEL1V X ered to any part, of the citv, for 1.10 per ?ack. JOHN A CRAWFORD. nlSOdtf FARM IMPLEMENTS I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION H A R D W A. RE) Stoves and Tinware AT fPOKTLAXD JPJIICES. I CALL AND SEE US.? E. NELSOXT, Shedd Oregon. Portrait Photographer fStudio corner of Second and Ferry 111 II iiiiliire Dealei IN A . . tt niTT A-nnriAAr nil r TPC! r .? irA D "VTT vrt ttt... m r Kk'O Julius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cigar: -AND DEALER IX- HMf" lIlL fuii line of Smokers' Artu CALIFORNIA AND Next door to Buikhart & Kecm-y's WILL Dealer Dealer in all Sims, Pistols, Sewine laoliins 'S3 A fuil blieet music, mnsioai merchandi!5e,amimiiiition, iisL ing taekV, etc. Warranted razors, butcher and pocket knives. X.EEDLES, 3ACHIX OILS and EXTRAS. .m CCUHTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURAKCESGCMPANY. Repairing of sciv-in uiachints, musical instrunients, suns, etc, neatly clone The Red Front. TWEEDALE i! aril ware, Steves, Ranges, Tinware, Cof perware. Pumps, iron pipe, rubbor hose and plumbing goods. Sole asrents for th elebrated "E irly Breakfast" cook stoves and.rangcs, and "Paultlcss" parlot heating stoves. Albany, Oregon. Califoriiia, tli PI -TASTE. -DTHTOrCIIfrUei JtL. L UiliKA T3 jtfTjVSvN flMStlAlPTH III hcrcni on IT SencT jor cicola r,4 ltr faM 3 l A R 1 m N ELMEDi co. ORpyiiLH HVV". t'.j v kjOO in 1.1 ivretin of mucus or matter i.'i LICl-1 !li. .1 l. J the na;al pas 1092 or drop oack nenuul tile palate, or nauKcd or snuhud nacKAanl to tne tnw.' Art von tm unci w m-""'.'. S' lrnni.'. wctk auu mm tut ll rv QUATAWTEED ! ' CUF?. XATARRH lABIETINEMCD-CoVQRQVILLE co. roiling suns rt-ve the corru)t:oii Wilbin As evei v bieath drawn into the luiiL'S nuist As evei v bieath drawn into the lungs nuts: tion in the nasal passiges, it must neeec-arily gradually takes place, while the moiLi.' matter into the s'.oiiivli, enfeebles digestion, and oiteiitprodncef dyspepsia, fit. 1 1: y tnr.'.aites eeblcs digestion, anu oiieiitprouucet uy: consumtion. it y, nervousness and consumption. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. If von ha- e expcncniod anv o: the anove C r-tl-CrR"-: a' v:ee. We pns tiv-jly guv.t'ttoi! tr .tmen: to .-Tue. S'x months treat mtiit for s.ir.ln tine and t at.K-'iire. I or ILUL'iiiil x iVLlkjUi J f.nra and Briar rMo tlciiliT in Pipes, and lcs. TROPICAL"'' FRUITS. Real Eftate Oliiee, Albany, Oregon. the leading Organs, Pianos Li:!e of- G. L BLACKMAN t ; (Successor to E. V. Langdon' -DEALER IX- Mp, Paints, Oils "Perfumery and toilet articles, also a t'n line of books am' stationery, periodicals, etc. Prescriptions eaiefuih compounded IN OOD FELLOW'S TEMPLE Albany Oi egoti fc HOPIvlKTS. e Land - of . Discoveries mears '1 I ! have fm,""iii'" ",yin ;ha at Inm1 eninn. fig 2"' and attain rb'..nest i-eruction m inn. -winter, ire the herbs and gum foun ml urc for all 11 sed in tnat pleasant icme-iv hroatand lung troubles, Saxta Aiiik, he rule.- of coughs, asthma, and um iimvti n. l'o!:ay A .Mason, of Al- iany Oregon, have been appointed anstpsl io his valuable California rem- iv, and fe'l it under a jruarantec at SI botiehree for "2.S0. FOR SALE BY n 9. 2. , cm. AVBAXY C ItEOON ti wet.-..: il.. . vt.ii CAec.'i.t ;s which either must be blown from the mrn-e'i eyes, ire juent, soreness oi tun tr.roat, trin'in or roarinir in the ears, more or li. . 'r v ... 1 'A 11 uiiliiui:, H'Sb o 'c.iKill .i.i.iv.i.vi' imn.ii.oil .Inllix.u .v idizziuess of the bead, dryness or heat oi nose" Have von lost all sene of sn ell'r Have you a hacking ecuu'b? Have you lspcp-ia7 Is your hreath to il: If so Yor have the Catarrh Some have al these svtnptoms, others only a part. (The leading svmptom of ordinarv ca tarrh is increased secretion of mucus ot yeib.w or greenish colored matter. I . Y Foul breath is caused by the dec no posing secretions exuded trom festerin.' ulcers far back in the bead: ometimes tut the membrane covering the bones is eaten away and the houes themselves CALl ; p. ss o graiiuallv decay. Such eases ar i deed objects of pity, as stench frm p. ss over and reeome polluted hy tbr.rehtv foilow that I th.it is swail oisonmg oi tne wl.iii suit OVeU lit-l'VL lit ;1(m svm - itoiin do not ueiay , nut trv ijai.i vouvia .i few applications .relieve aad a thorou. c' t;0: sent by mail .j .nie s J 0. v r. I it VI 1.1 1 I ! D. it. X. A't' .I'.-li'J'.V S ! Clilpl-" j; ine stale, c SlJcCWIJittiiillOi: to uil s W ut Law, AiUiiuy, ur.4-USiin roouw ia mi: store. iVtA'l'HuliFUtil iXai&EV AT ofUi-a vi u.couiw;, alia giy etfit ; att vtitWu I EWtKf, PtLACTlUAL,J6rt'Al'UiiilAivr. Vt:u wiii Save Aiuuvy OY TA vL.NU VuU'K si-Wi.NU jliCUlXES at .... ,l .Jv:ili;i'i.'ii tCtxea, Aii.ulij, Ui'e, satiaiaotion til' i.o py-. I"r SalCi I ' SPAX OF HoUfci-a, HAUXKss axd i r wu'yii lor 5-aiu, eiilier toeluer or tt)a- i.vteiV as Will still UieliKteid. rur mloiiiia- tl.jii, .a.i: uc tlns ultiuu or ul Q.!e.-r . t Ule oAUer s store i J hVKnK llOL'aK, AuUAXV, uK. CIIAS. .u ilit city, i-aie ouiiipie rooms ur coin-iu-Tcial men. -vj v.liiii.i".en eiiii.io.vca m Luc A.c.itii. ueiie--i a;..o oiUf.e iui' Corvailio. 1 W. IlASl'oX, riiSiu!A JT, i-eun, .l..aiiy, OiVijoi... X AND SCK H. hiLlb, t'uaic.i.-i.N geon, ,iiija. y, Oieoii. AXt fcLKr ) C. KELLY, PUYS1CIAX AXt) aUK KJ. yeon A:liany, Oieon, oiiii.e o.er drau .. .ni a score, vjuiee uouie, lrolubA. M. to i .M. l)Kb E. A. McALtSTEK HAS LOCATED bis otliee on tae corner of l-irst and uroatialbui streets, over Kedlield 6i Broiniell s store, wncre he can tie t'ounu when not pro fessionally enyaid. MRS -M.E. McCOY.M. U.HOMUiOl'AiHIC priy.Meiaii, oliiee and resiCeliee eorner 01 . it and L.iker streets, AiljaiiN, Or. Lniume .i:pu;i-e ;i sjieeialty. ConsuiLiitiou tree, ol u : ii . j i-.K M ;i:id i to 6 1". 3t. . . u.viii Li- , VJT' services to Hi Mjiiiit oi j anient, ii. D., OFFERS e yooa citizens of HIS the Ltiiii eouiitv, Ore on. .-AC'ltES ur LAND 5 I'll A'l hi) VI ))) nines east ofAMii y.ntar tlie Oie.sjon i'aenic rMiruau, i.GU ae.L-s m euiiivi .lui;, alio. cinta:ns saiaeient Her ana liinl er lor een era Use Wtual make lour j;r.od fain: Price, Wiih leuus to suit pureiukscr. r'ijr aiitcuiai'o acj-iy Uj J. J. Louis. I lit. it. Kui.DLW XJ ijeon, Ail-any, DLW.Vi' VEiEltlXAiiY SI It. , Oregon. -Oraiiuate it tier. una .Muencun eo.iees. 0F ALBANY.' OREGON. pkesidkvi, L. Fiinn. VICi -I'UESIDEXT 6. L. TOUIlg, cash i Kit . (j ,E. Cham beriahi. ;UUNSACiSr"GEXE;:ALLXKIN.-. X ULaiXfcSk. Ati.-oimts kept subjeet U ciieck. S.i;iit Exuiiiii-ye ana Teltiajihu Traiiffer sowi on New York, Clue Sai: Franeis'.; und made on favun: Port laud, Oregon. Coileutiolif i!e terms. , . Y'ou . 1.1.A1X L. Flixn W. E. iriiRKi.l. i:ko. K. ''uambi:ri.ain. fti..i.v. uAiLKCAU ' OliK ill Will he -iven tmpU '. ment hy apply -uijf to lV.aitr.wtor Hunt at bis he;'.uiU;.rceis 'tt allula Woik V ill be vifiormisly pheii in tbe Wsllula braiuh, ai.u an i.niiinitcu !H'ml:er of men can obtain employ ment. H.gl liiidl. ?M i ..nl A.D fcUOEMAKEU, ALL WORK 13 warranted. .hoj sim-c the fire removei. to Ferry st vet, seeond do, r from postolliee Notice of Itissw'.iitioii.Jt; W ALL WHOM 'IT f MAY lOXCI'RN The eo-partr.crship beietofcrc existiriL between Hobcri J. Carson and .Joliu X. lioCr man. N this t.av ilis-olvi.d hv n utcal co'isen: Mav 24 1SSS. " RORERT J OA K.'.'N. JOHN X. IK,FF.MX. K-mvrd. TOPEru wEttr.Eit axnoltnces to hi- 1 1 oatn ns and friends that he can be fo-nio o . Lon .-tn et, between Engine Co. No. re' First, street, until his new rooms m l o ."lay ,t M:is. in k brick are ready. This is the top of the GENUINE PEARL TOP LAMP CHiMNE) Allothor- similar are imitation. This exac Label is or. each Pearl Toj Ohimney. A lealer may say ind think hi has otiii.'. a- goid, .nu-r in nAs not. In sist U )DI1 ti IClk tet .... .ei eveivwhere. "Geo. A. and Tup. i'"r salt Made only by Macbeth &. Co., fiin;) fj. fi NTS vU ftiii a PATE CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AHD COPY RICHTS Obtained, and all business in the U. S. Patent Otliee attended to at moderate fC Our ofKce is opposite the U. S. P.. ent Om-. md we'ean obtain Pate"-1-in le.-s time than those remote lroni '.VushhigToTi. . . Send model or drawing, vve advise as to patentability free of charge; and iv,. ii j charge unless we obtain patent. ' ' W e refer here to the P tinaster, the Simt. o Mocev Order Div , and toofli c'wis of tiie U. S., Patent Oflice. For ciremui, ..uvicc, terms and iere-cn:c.-to actual clients in your own Stale oi count v, write to "f. . SXW t '.( Opp Pat. Office, Washingtor ; D. C. GEjNEIUL news. Busy Scenes at St. Louis Pre paratory to The Convention ST SS t ILr VKLtSfH AM) 1HI H.tI.4, Jeff Davis Celebrates His SOth IBirthday Gej. Sheridan's Condition Uuchanged Cld World iLtes. TKef1 HBRALD'n-Spetial JJispatcshes. . ;St. Loiis, June 4. Delegates and alternates and officers of the political clubs and politicians of a high and low degree; are arriving thick and fast this uiuiiiing. As earlv as 7 o clock the Union depot was packed, and during the nioriiiii!-, at intervals of rive and ten minutes, regular and special trains have been coming in and emptying their loads of people, who come to take part in the fray. They wore badges and nearly all earned banners. The one word on their lips was Cleveland and Thurman. TEMPOKAKY CHAIKMAM SELECTED. .St. Louis, June 4. White, of California lias been selected tem porary tiiairman of the national committee. Ji:frF l L iOI HEALTH. .ten Davis tclcbialcs His Eightieth BirthdaV. New Oiti EANs.June 4. At Bean voir yesterday JeH'erson Davis cel ebrated his,8Ulh birthday. The mails broucht many c ngratulatums irom old mends, and many sub staual rememorances were re ceived. Davis is in better health than lor some time past. Crown fields of ICia.il. i ' Milan, June 4. The emperor a'.id Junpre.-h ci iiazit, accompan ied l y Ui.cu.'i., wei.t to Aix i ies ii;..ii io-ua . t. trie i..i;i)-!Of u(' Asia., Lt I-...-, i:ks r, J niic 4. The report IS Hi C.U l.luilOll l.Cle liiut ii 1-S intciiiii ii iu vii.w n thf czur emper or ci Central Asia at atnarcuiid, in i n.t-i lu c-SL-ei tiic ii liiiiiicc oi Qui,i! ictotu'fc litie uo empress of jlhdhi. Cii:(A'.r, J ut.e 4. liist Vice-l'ret.i.i-iii otiiiiii, oi tiic Atchison, Tope k a ;i;.u .vuiiiii l e railway com pany .iii., loeie i lo truth in the stii'i ineiit. that his company has maue ;t irathe agreement wita the Erie railway company. The .-iiiita i e, he says, has. no inten tion of exleiHtiug its system eat of Chicago, or of making exclusive traliic anangemeiit with any one company. Hie lnceii's Sympathy. Loxnox.June 4. (ueen Victoria has sent a message of sympathy to John Bright, whose condition ir5 slowly improving. Heavy Snow Storm. Glasgow, June 4. There has been a heavy snow7 storm in the district of Ben Laniond. Ttic weather has been unprecedented for this season of the year. ten. Sheridan's Condition. Washington, June 4. It was stated at 5t:'-)0 o'clock that there had been no material change in uen. Sheridan's cendition since 5 o'c'ock this morning. Col. Blunt says mat ii lias been decided not to issue anoiiier ouuetin, except in a case of fresh complication. His Modest Demands. Paris, June 4. Gen. Boulanger will to-day in the chamber of dep uties move for a revision of the constitution and dissolution of the chamber, and will demand urgency upon his motionr WTisiDoin's SURE DEATH " -TO- Spinels and Gophers M ide by a new process: never fails to give satisfaction. Every : a :i warranted m money re-, funded. The CHKAfKST he ch'i e P is the best. Prepar es in such a w a y that squiirel8 eat it in preler enoe to green gr a s s, e t c. Over 50,000 cans sold last year. A.sk your druggist br dealer for ft and take no oth XoCice ti t'urnirr.'-. All persons wishing binder wire will nli-ase cull and leave their orders for ! he same on or before Jun 1, 18.SS. is weslr'1. not carry any wire in stock xcept what is ordered. KxAi-c ISlkhell it Co. i' II. "rny. Albany Or. Manager. I-ctIiestCa5.il Price.. a id fci all kinds rf pnlti-v. i, A. CO HEX, Albany, Or.iL TillEM V I !!! A.VO JM.!liK.4.T.. C'aiue into ore; in lite on antl V:sh: t'nst Year. Charles W. Hansen Agent oi the Northern Immigration Paeitic . Kail- r-iad who is well posted in regard te tn4 business saul m answer to tho querv, liiiow niauv iminigiauts came into 0n.gon and Washington during the year enuieg June l,Mr. Hansen?'' says: 'Fully 30.000 came in during the twelve months ending June 1. In this estimate tourists are not counter! tut those coming by both rail a .id steamer . are included... file new Wisconsin, Dakota and California. Not a few from the latter State came trorn Atendooino, Colusa and San Beinaidiuo counties. The Big Bend country is being settled up rapidly by those new comers, so are various portions of Oregon and Washington Territory. "The largest month was April, when nearly 8.000 immigrants ar rived. I think August and Septem ber will show larger totals than April did." Every man who thinks at all (anu thinking is a rare gift) has formed some ideal of life. He has his cherished aspirations and secret aims. Some beautiful dream ol youth may have haunted him in manhood, acd hoping against hope he may have been unable to part with it, even in old age. He knows, perhaps, that it can never he realized, that every effort he makes is a Tain effort, and yet he will not let it go, since it would be parting with what is as dear to bini as life. That such a man should suffer from regrets is in evitable, but it is not so certain that he needs our pitv. It is surely better to aspire and to fail than to have no goal for the spirit at all. Perhaps the secret, regrets of life are the weightiest, and chiefly on this account that they are incom niuuieabie. The man who respects himseli, and is conscious that hi: anient hope will never be satisfied does not proclaim his grief to tht win Id, nor, in ail probability, doe: lie teil it to his nearest Iriend. 11' vea-s ins shirt of sackcloth, and conceals it under fine linen. The regrets caused by our own folly or incapacity are among the most painful to endure. A girl, bysom actor waywardness, has lost her lover : a man. bv his careless con ducr, h.-is missed a post that might have led to fame and fortune. A word, a look, an Ubjust suspicion, has broken hearts beloie now; and many a person, owing to a lata! error in youth, has walked ever atteiward in the valley of humilia tion. Then: is no comfort in lee! ing you will act more wisely another time, for that other time neyer conies. You have no more powder in your llask, no more arrows iu your quiver; and now you are 1 ft to bear, as best you may, the consciousness of defeat. There is but one sorrow more lasting and more poignant than this, and thatis when a man knows that his defeat in life's battle has been due to vice or to any laxity of principle. The regrets common to the race, being com num. are more readilv endured. We sutler deeply, but our grief is not without alleviations. As the years move on there is not a mui but may confess with Dogberry that he is -'a fellow that hath had losses." Friends die and leave u., esolate; but our grief, hitter though it may be, is softened bv the thought that those we love have leached the haven where thev would be. It is worth noticing. and indeed, when one comes to think of it, the tact is very signifi cant, that regrets never follow Virtuous actions. -London Illus trated News. RESOLITIOSS OF THANKS. Headquarters McPiierson Post. No. 5, G. A. R., Hepartment of Or., June 5. f At a stated meeting of McPherson Post No. 5, held at their hall on Sat urday evening June 2nd., the follow ing resolutions were unanimously adopted. Eosolved, That the thanks of the fnst are sincerely tendered to Rev H. P. Webb and other clergyman of the city, and choir who assisted in the Sabbath memorial services at the pera house, to Messrs. Wilkins and Black for martial music furnished on memorial day, the Mayor and busi ness men of this city for their cour tesy in closing stores and other places of business on that day, and to he W. R. C. and others for their aid and sympathy on that occasion, and especially to Miss Margery Brink and her class of little girls for the assist ance rendered us at the cemetary and to Co. F. 2nd Regimaut 0. N. G., for their courtesy in acting as escort on that day. By order of the Post. H V. Tabler. S. W.Reece. Adjt. P. C. W. M. Stanley, while riding oear Ashland a few evenings since, was accosted hy a man who step ofd in to the horse, and with his hand in his back pocket demanded mat he get off aud give him the Horse. Mr. Stanley a: first thought :t was some acquaintance, but when ;ie insisted ol it Mr. Stanley pulled nit a revolver, when the highway man huatilv lied. VOL. III-ITO lfi6 IO!M KKOWMlt. The Kdy a toting Sr! IMscov crest Fi(i;iiiu in the (olumbia. Arlington, June 3. The bodj of a yuiig woman was discovered float ing m the Columbia ly a lishcrnian, named Cape. Babhe. yesterday morn ing near the Willows and word sent to this city to the coroner. Ur. bacon, the county coroner and number of citizens went up to the Willows and an inquest was hel l,but no verdict at as part oi tne lury be lieved the woman came to her neatli by violence and others by drowning. The bodv .was then brought to this city to a watt developments. T There are several theories about the case, one being that the deceased belonged in Goldendalc, W. T. She had a ring upon one ringer, marked T. H. H. to II. 3., or L. A letter was received ay the ticket agent here which inquired about a girl of a like description to the body iottna. The girl inquired aftei in tne letter was calied Rosa Jay Wedge- wood, and the person making the in- , ,- ,1. , 1T quiry signed ninisen, naipn . Schoonover. A girl answering the description came here May 29th, ano just put up at the hotel. The day before the body was found she went away with a man named Al. Wallace, who told some of his friends that the girl was i i trouble and he was going to take her home. Wallace has not been seen since. A doctor who examined the body said there were no marks of violence, but one of the jurors, rrel Varuey, insisted that there was the mark of the blow upon the toreneaa which would have caused death, and refused to assent to a verdict of ac cidental drowning. Professor Procter s Worlds The supposition that there maybe "other worlds than ours" seems toex- cisea peculiar lascination upon the mind of Prof. Richard A. Procter. The "other worlds than ours," of which he speaks, are, of course, hab itable worlds: and from the fact that Mars, for instance, in the solar sys tem, is a planet whose physical fea tures are not so different from those of the earth as to reuder it unhabi table by beins not greatly different from the fauna with which we are ac quainted through actual contact, he judges it tot unreason uble to infer that, being a habitable globe, it is an inhabited one. The bodies that com pose our solar system are much more intimately connected with eaeh other than they are commonly supposed to be, and it is by no means impossible that a oontagiuni of life might spread from one planet to another, just 33 Canada thistle is blowu down on us from the north. According to Sir William Grove, something like two hundred millions of meteorites enter the earth's atmosphere every twenty tour hours, and, though they are pretty hot when they reach the earth's surface, as some of them do, yet it is possible that their high tem perature may not have destroyed all genus of lile, which is conceivable, tlic-y uiignt bring to us. Indeed, there is a soieutilic theory, the upholders of which contend that it was through meteorites that life was originally brought to light on our planet. If life be once granted in any quarter of the universe, there seems to be no good theoretical reason why it should not spread in all directions in which co8iincal winds can blow cosmical dust. Professor Procter is wrong in saying that the question of lite in other worlds "belougs rather to the domain ot pnilosophy than of science. for it belongs to neither, and is a pare speculation, not for a moment o oe dignified with the name of phu o80phy. There may be life in other worlds than outs, or there may not be, and at present tnere is absolutely no w ay of deciding the question. In order to the existence of life, envir onments such as those which earth affords are by no means necessary. Experiments which were , made sub sequently to Dr. Bastian's announce ment that he had proved spontaneous generation otherwise called abiogen is and heterogeneous evolution in the Speucerian liugo showed that living germs could withstand and survive an enormous degree of heat, and it is known that intense colds does no itestroy their vitality. While one is speculitiug it would not be demon strably absurd to say that life could not exist on Mercury or even on the suppositious Vnican, or even in the sun. The life might not, nay, could not, be like that of human beings, but none the less on that account would it be life, and when we n -member that so great a scientific phil osopher as Krnst Haeekel posits life vea in the ultimate atoms themsel ves, where are we to stop? If theques tiou were a ni3taphysical one we should recall Newton's exclamation, "O, Physics, beware of Metaphy sics!" New York Commercial Ad vertiser. Bncklen's Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tttter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erupt ions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund ed. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by Foshay & Mason. We are just in receipt of the be6t line of corsets ever brought to Albany and remember we will give away a line piece of instrumental or vocal music with each corset while they last. Something new. "Yon will never miss the water 'iiil the well runs dry ." If you want a well du call on E. B. Davidson. He does prompt work at a reasonable price. Orders can jbe left al Litis ofliee, eels. All work warranted. jr A i i ; C : cn r 1.