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' A fin line cf choice family groceries and
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HCarn - jrinepples,
0108 TaWe Belicaoles
1 Ornamented cs.kr.for
WeOMinas and 1'at tics.
Salmon bcllic-s. n aekere! ami salt fish of al
kinds.
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PRUISR h KH URU 4 H !
Jivcrv JDav.
est Sm Pies. Qes
teas and corra
fi. 1:., . u.a. n
CANNED wuODS, ETC
-ine best Soap in the market-
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and imported Cigars
42TAt John Fox's old stand low 'Fl tin
if' brick.
T. J 0VE8K
Agent for lead
ir.y bicycles, tri
ck'S ami safe
ties. Has oi;
4?Afefe new and sec;
lmri'l a line o'
&Jjjt on 1 1
wheels.
L1VE-
IN A
Live djwfo.
j'iThis is what Albany is at present,
and in order to keep p:ee wiili tin
"lively limes in this city, W. H. Wil
Jsrd lias enlarged his store and stock
io that he now has the mist completi'
and desirable line of furniture in the
valley. His double salesrooms In Fro
man's block are tilled with an eleirant
asortmi;nt of new furniture, consist
ing of lounsrcs in new puiterns. tine
iCold picture frames, willow chairs,
easy rockers, marble tables, brackets,
, etc., etc. An examination of the stock
j wi'ishow this to be true in every re
t spect.
HAVING SOLD AX IXTERKST IX MV
harnts misincss to 1. ,). overman. I am
desirous of col'it- tini; a: I my oinstainUi'K
notes and accounts. v All person;- knowinc
i tiemt -ilves iniiebteil to me will pleise call
and settle.
The business will bejcontiniicil as usual at
, the same please. E. L THOMPSON.
I Albany, Feb. 22.
I
MasuoMu Flti-.'
TI1HE BEST MAGXOLIA FLOUK DEL1V
I cred to any part of the citv, for $1.10 per
eack
JOHX A CRAWFORD.
nlSurttf
PALACE
MEAT MARKET
James V. PiPE,Prop.
4ii any
The best variety of choicr bC'.f,vea!,mutton,
p-ru -.vi.-cii, etci:t th-i city Uci,tjCOnstaritiy
an hand.
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WILLARD POM
Julius
I Manufacturer of Choice Cigars
AND DEALER IX
rmr isannnTrn "awn ipi wroT
1 iisL fii?n usi.Lu hy iiLa tvLOB
Oscars, Vlug and SmoKmjr Tobaccos. Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and
tuli line ot Muoitcrs' ii'tieics. Also ueaier in
Next door to Biiikhart& Keeiiey s
WILL
Diralers in all
Gnne, Pistols, Sewing laolimee, Organs, Pianos,
A fu'.l
Sheet music, musical int'i-chaiuli.-e.ammunition, fisL
iii2 tackV, etc. WnrraiueJ. razors, buifher aiici
pocket knives', Hie best kinds of sewinir machines.
NEEDLES, OIL and Extras for all 31 A CHINEb
LIHN ULUKITAUtNIS hOK KUnlHWtolcHN HHh IKSUKANftHiUmPAOT.
Repairinir of seviiiir uiathines. nihsical lnstrunieiiis .ni;i. ere. neailv done
it rr n i in nni 1 1 -frrrmrrm n-rnrTT n i -lr'lmlrrrllT
The Red Front.
TWEEDALE
iittiuvya
Pumps, iron pipe, rubbor hose and plumbing goods. Sole agents for th
celebrated ''Early Breakfast" cook stoves andj-anges, and "Faultieee" parlor
heating stoves. Albany, Oregon.
California, k
jjlte
an 3
A H 1 L 1 1 N L M LU. CQ.QryO'llLl .
ii Vi'E iOc" A Co LI.) iiiiu lieui waicli ii nat. -'ei net -f: H-xvc you an evcessivt
s. .;reiiou of miuus or mailer in the na-:al p.i-s-ejtas which eltlier must be blown from thi
;iom or dr:-; b.u-k hehiixl tlio palate, or hawked or smiiTe-.i ba-.-k.ar.l to the tfiroat? Art
von '
tifH:i-;. '.vesik and
iRirTrmr rntr
Lmi'Li IIML. HILIJ-LQ
AnnHfl! ! r
UflUV 1LL.L.
t j iiK. u it i-t.i c nit- ert iii.'ti.ni v iin::
wtfH6" 1 B Bt SfiHS8i(ai e' of the heariinr, !-ss o'
W B S El B B ftSf 5 fcS'MK-!!. i.ien.i.ry inuaired, einiliicss oi
& I'm HLja H B Jf & 8fa -''iizz;i!css the head, uryntss or hi at o
y Ik'fP V no.-.V Have ve.i lost all son,e ofsmel!-
sA mQE "tf'v .J"" :rm: -Uavo vo a hackiic.' eooah? Have voi
1 'J .rVTi
As every b eath drawn iato the lumrs nsi p: s ov..r s.id recriiie poliuttd 1 y the relitv
i'ocr-in tiie nr.al ; r.ss.ecs, ii must iii-. rily foiiow that ; c i.- i.:?:i: cl tfct iliic nee
; .'adiia';-takes p; ee, w idle the moriii.' lr.r.ttcr Th it is sa Iiivk. 1 1.1 1 l tit .n s';m
.iito the rtonia.ii, t :fet-bics 'liestion, and otleii ;riiir.tei:t y tj,)s :.i . 1 1 : i'.j inutifi-ts
Cy( utrv outness aad eo.iuuiption. M
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE,
If yon have cxpc;e' v.! ny of the ' ryir.titi -ns do net tkla.vbnt trv Cai-'for?:!
?.v-R Ct'ai: at v.;j. We p-i- rively .rn:!'-,:;-: j a f-.v "T'-:t:--i:s relieve a::d a liKr-.u;
t;ca'Mfi.: tc !:?. fx ;.-bs t;-. -atm-.-i.t f.v. O.r. by
s.m:a bie .in-,; i'al-:C-"tre. Cr..' s:'!c !" .
Joseph
10. V
Keal Estate Oir.ce, Aib.ry, 0: o
BROS
tl.c leading
Li:io of-
6. L BLACKMAN
(Successor to E. V. Landon
-DEALEK IN-
Dines, Faints, Oils
Perfumery nnd toilet article
al?r a lull line of books ant
stationery, periodicals, etc.
33" Prcscriptioi.s carefull
compounded IN ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE.
Alhany
Oregon
& HOPKINS,
a
Emm
EUKEKA
J "'i,; ;-!. y u that land o.
..X -elf li.wv -i. Pel .eel:-;n :n ni--".-. -:;.t .
lire the herbs and L'Uin fumm H.-n "o,-.
used in that pieai::t lerncly for a!
throat and iunjr troubles, Santa A::if
the rule.of cou-hs, anhina, and con
: i.iipti.n. I', hay t- .Viisoii. of y
.j!.iv Or on, f.ave been ariioint.-!
-nsu: vajoie (js;::orma jm-
tlv. anil it Ullfler !, mnrir,4n.. .
3i botaehree ffrS.f
FOR SALE EY
CAL
ALBANY
C REGON
intla
eves
fre cent sweiits '-f the tbr.-.at.
r rournu in tiie cars. ii,c-re
spep-ia': Is your breath foul? If si
Si'oc have TiiK c.vr.MUin. Some have al
I .heso symptoms, othca onlv a part
.".. leading syiuptorn cf ordinary ea
.rrh is increase:! secret :n of mu -us c:
Land of fl
him1
mm
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Map,
TH E U J L. X I Toul bier.th- -.ausciby the dcc-nr
liii ArAI I i-cD -osi!i! set-r, ,; s exuded from ft-iterin-.
Cuf TOR .uicers f:.r ii.itk in the bead; ometiuies
S" rsr'Cj'' 6 inemlirane co.erii.e; lie bones i;
i i iiilttli1-'110'1 '"Way and ihe bur.es themsdve-
Hi lirrailuo-ly decay, such cans av in
bAL.Idccd objects n' pity, as stench from
FOSHAY I MAIN,
mm MM km te
AbsolutCyy Pyre.
Tnis powrtcr never vanes. A mavve
of purity ,strenuth and wholesoineness
More economical than the onlinary
kinds :md cannot be sold in cmipcti
;io:i with mnitUude of low test, shon
weight alum or phosphate powders
Sold only in e-ins. Royai, Baki:.' ow
UK Co, 100 W&V St. NT. V.
vmJt.i:Ys.
DR. X. ULACKBUItX, ATTORNEY AT
. Law, Albany, Oreuon. OtHco in Odd
us-l'ow's Temple. -Vill practice in all coiitt.
jl the state, and ivc special attention to al-
WO!.VF TON & IRVINE, A fToRNKY."
at Law, Aloany, Or. Oitire in ni.om? 1:
and 14, FotLr'i Umk, over L. E. 15lain':
stoic.
J.
K. Wi.A'1 HottF Rl. ATTORNEY Al
Fello.v's Temple. Will practice in all tli,
eurce if thestate, ami f-'ive special attentioi
to all business.
rKVi !AS.
GW. :iA.-IOX, 1 f! YSiClAN AND til
. II. , I'i Y MCI AN AND Sfi:i
ill . yeo-i, Aibai.y, on-yon .
i (J. KU.i.Y, PdYsICJAN AND 61 V.
J. i;eon Ail aiiv, (. iCLnh, f.tfi. e over Ci;u.
vM hl's stole. Uiilcc li'iurf, frunbA. M. to :
j ii'.. E. A. ,V.-;-i. r-TKR HAS I:CA'!T-
J lllrj OUl:C yt tiiu C'Tiiel 'A 1 iVt l.ilt
"oii.ialbin strtcts. . ir lieoiicld & Divmit !i':
Ore, win-re be eai:,'.ie fu;iiu when not pie
fessimialiy e;::-.a:-l. -
I IJS M.E. McWJ t.H0MO3()PA a.'I
.'. L piij:ic..t:i, 4i:h'.e.sr.d iueMj::.ice eorncr o
i.- t and i;iKt rsiic.t-. .SU ar.y," Or. Chrchi,
lisen-jp : sn.-rii-.!tv Coiti.tatum free. Oi
' - t f l -1 . m a:d to 5 v. M. .
.. i. l... or:- hi:y m:
VT S'rvice.-i t ti e uu'-d thizenu of th;
wiii! ' of !an;:ui. l.il.n couiitv, Oregon.
-ACIU.S i.r LAM.'-S'n I'AIKD I;
li'( ) iiiKes iit r.f Ail-any ,i.rar the (iicjv i
''.c 'ic Viri.rt.ad, :;i:; ae. t s in ci:i i:-v,
i-rta ii a;. tin i i,i v.i.: i :,: i t'li.l.crioi j-tii
a i.'f V.Yn'ii i::;';l:e ii ur fuia s
--l i,o;.0, wuli n ims to Miiij pure'. l
"' r i-:t-i! niars m.; h in .1. .1. lmtiis.
Du M..lil.W. i , Ki LRINARY
ceon, Ali'any. Oi eon. Crai'.uate of (;er
lean an.l inn rirvu i-oaeuts.
MI
OF ALBANY, OREGON!
pbesidewt, L. Flinn."
vice-president S. E. Young,
cashier. G.E.CiniiiOeiiair,
Pl'vAN&ACTS A G!:'N EiiAL BAN K INC
i ilOlNESS. Accoiiiits kept subject to
.:neck. Sie;bt Exchange and Telegraphic
'Vansfer sold c.n Vow York, Chicago, Sii,
Francisco and Portland, Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
E. Yon
L.
t, J.. -..A1S
. itllKKIl.
Geo. E. Chamrkrlain.
SI..-. iisii.i0 KAl'UOAl' V.C.dlK
II be iveu enipl. vii.in; b.vr-pp'i-
1&. to C.-iuractcr Hunt at hm reiii.quar.ei
" . idl.iln W(,rk Will be viyor-i;;ly pu-btc
a tbe Wallula brain h. si a an uiiiinntti.
.iCMibor is it.fcii can obtain tin'. .-le;. n:e!.i.
II. Fliiidt.
BOOT AND MiOb..V. ,i...!t, All.L WORK
warranto;!, shop .sita e the fir remove:
w Feuy st 'ect, secomi do-r from postolticc
L.VoUel; or IHxsoluiioii.
V0 ALL WHOM (IT JIA" CONCEKN
L The' -co-partnership heretofore exi- nv
between k.ibert J. Carson and John X. IIoil
, r r.. j-- 'h-. -iay (iissr'vr. i v- -xtitnal consent
May241SSS. ROBERT J CAPSQN.
. JOHN H. HUFFM AN. -
i t'enioveil.
JOSEPH V.-KC'--hU AN'l.'OUNCES TO III?
J pa.i- uis an i frieiw'm that li can ins f& :..d
M by..-. et, 1 ecwet-n Knyiiic :o. o. '2
n-l i i.-st 3ti t-.( niir;i hi-i:e rooms in l"o-
-v iv Mas v i-.-'M:k a "ca-iv, .
Xiiis is tli top of the
G E N U I N E
EARL TOP LAMP CHIMNEY
Allotliprs pimiiar are 'laitaticn.
. This exact
Label is on
each Pearl Top
Lhimnev. A
dealer may say
and think he
has others a.s
good, BUT HE
has not. In
sist upon the
and -lop. i-oi.- .a.lo
Tvlade onlv ly
JiACBETU
--i S-
c o.
t'.i.ijr'
iNLH-t Ij.;i;c?1
.'ver, where.
" (ii:. A.
The firan!c :t Mut'i "st:a!nn J' l'
SUini in -ie Hr
Corr Honolulu Advertiser.
AiUd) oi your rtu.iers will lie in
Hici-icii in iieariui; tii tlie r;iCitt ac
iivi, c of .Matiame Pele at the prcs
cit time, t'.iut it the su-tue continues
now wei! it wuum.'i n.'iiay a visit to
Jiose who have leisure to spare ol
:j:ai-::i;ir a tvi to one, if not the
rea'.oL v.OMicr.ot the wonci. ill'-
oilo-.ving ladies and gentlemen
left tlso Volcano House on Wed
nesday afternoon. May Slth, at 4 j
O'clock: Robert ilay, Miss day, ;
Airs. Piliiet (from New Z -aland),
who are making a tour of the
world, and T. M. Starke y. Tbe
party of course included a guide
itiKi one ot tlie old kamaainasoi the
Elands. We made a quick travel
ing passing tie Little Beggar tun-.
id or Damn's head, about 4:50
. , . i
oc.ocii, auu proceeiieu towaru 1
what Ave under; taiul is called the
New Lake, or Maby"s Delight.
After leaving the main trail if
?uch. a name is applicable the
l'nes of sulnhur W(?re so intense
that with the exception of two the
remainder of tlie party beat a hasty
retreat. After waiting a short
time we made another atempt,and
arr.ved al the edge ot what is be
lieved to be the largest active vol
cano in the woiid. Fev people
have been so favored as to see such
activity in this lake or, perhaps,
even iu any f the others iu tiie vi
cinity that are now extinct, v,
though on our arrival many jets ot
tire were throwing out lava which
we considered to be 20. 30 and 40
teel h'.gh, yet us time went oh up
to 7:iJ0 o 'chick aftei darkness set in
the crater was in one continual
boi!: ig aud surging mass. At one
ciine over iitteeu jets were throw
ing up the molten substance, cot
only against the bauks aud in the
middle of the crater, but scatter
ing large peices of iavaa distance
i Icl. iy teiilj yarus- over tile
oanLs. One of the iaoies wlio iu
former years lad .m upjortuuity oi
visa;.-.:. Mi-uut Vcsuviu-; when the
vouMi o wos consuieico very active
thotiut lliat any one after seeiug
uiiii.-:- ..v.ii iavoraiiie ausj.ices.
vh ' V " v. ;lf.et! iasi ei:ue v.iay
oilil -';u.;i not care to Vi?ll tiie
i- v -.::' !! Itniv.
It really was au extraordinary
siiie.. -ii c mes one woUiU luiniv
the b!Ue was rebc-riiag'ut.' being so
iitic-i u,.-, nun bciore trie tire had
comiMi-LC. v bur.-t forth tiie lava
wotl'.'l (-:.: r:v-eil tuliV to ten to tit-
teen feet high and then be com
,;cteiy & kv.pt over ana the reu
4h!ve of the lire would shine so
right: y : s to illuminate the acav
cus, turning tlie night, which was
,i verv (lark one, into day.
We had what some people
might consider a rather narrow es
oiipe, us Wiii;e tlie Interest of tiie
;; -ty as coijceutrated to the mki
He of the crater a liesh outburst
occurred at the nortn side where
our pa-ty was standing and large
,.-.cci.s oi inva wcie tlirowu up
witniti a few yaids from us, and
ve iia-i, as the saying is, to
make tracks. One piece oi' iava
--.-iiiiui: Mtiout ten pnuuds, was
thrown within four yards of our
party.
Alter leaving the crater, shortly
aft-;ip7:oO ociock. we proceeded,
with our hank rduels ever our
iiiuu(iis,io tne Usuii traCK for home
nit the tumcs of the sulpnrr were
-o .vtrnLg Uiat on arriving at the
top of the bank it was somemin
utcs before we could find our
speed). We arrived at tne Vol
cauo House soon after 9 o'clock
and did ample justice to an excel
lent supper wuich had been pie
pared by our host.
The Oldest Fireman.
Cincinnati Commerical Gazette.
irc Marshel Wisbey is in receipt
of a letter from Frank A. Hardy,
Secrttary of the Piqua, Ohio, Fire
Department, who claims to be the
oldest living fireman in the United
States or Canada. Mr. Harcty -states
t.hat he joined the t.re Department of
Hollis ,N. H., March 17, 1S37,
anil ha": been a member of some de
partment continuously for fifty-one
vears. He is anxions that at the
irreat parade of firemen during the
Centennial exositiA all the old
firemen of the Ohio valley and
centra' states siuuiid participate, aud
announces his intention of taking
part should his life, bn spared. Fire
Marshal Wisbey c nnected himself
with h" volunteer t-'e 'lerartnw-'t f
Cincinna- in Joi"2, and has served,
therefore, ::s a hrcman in lveiuuaii
tor tm-ty-MX jenrs
H savs he is
wlllinM to ive Mr. Hanh' the credit-
of he.it!-: tne oldest freman in the
state, but thinks he can .-eatly
discount him when it comes to the
n 1 of fires participated at as a
i fireman.
What -i Iclisnnd Is.
Qnicksauu is composed ehiefiy of
s nail partie'es of mica mixed l&rgely
with water. Tiie mica is so smooth
that the frsitin-jnts slip upon each
odii r with the ratest facility, so
-bet any heavy body which displaces
th,'- v. '.ii s;r.k and continue to sink
until a soiil I r- torn is reached.
A pprtieW of s-ind -ire jagged
aud utk lar any weight pressing on
tli-j.ii v. 11 crowd tiietu together until
t evare et.i paused into a solid mass.
A ;';o!i! mpose ' ot mica or soap
scoi:J, when sufiicieutly mixed with
'r;-ei- seenis incapabia of such con-
! solidation.
GENERAL NEWS.
Blaine Says Fcsiiively that Ko
Will Net Accept.
TK!S IaET Tl SETTLE
IT.
ShtiidAii Coatiacc
ta Improve -The Intei-
." D?.i Cobjtt4 x . Itvesti
gatiug CoD'iplain. .
The Hkralus Steial i)ihpateh
Chicago, June iii. A ritt".burg
tlisjiatch says that Chairman Jones
of tlie republican national commit
tee. hs in his possession a third
letter which he has just received
irom.. Blaine, lrom tcotland, and
which is based ngon the assem
bling of the national convention on
next Tuesday. In it Blaine states
most emphatically that he will not
allow the use oi his name in the
convention, ami tout he would not
iccept the nomination even though
it were tendered him unanimously.
Jones arrived here this morning,
but will neither deny or corroborate
the report.
fiuIi.lVS S.til JO.
He In Much liiiiroyt il faud ES:;s a
t hit nee of ilecv-ry.
Washington, June 13. General
Sheridan slept rather mo-e than
usual last night. Towards morn
ing he had a period oi general de
pression, iohowing an attack oi
coughing. From this he quiklv
and easily recovered. At present
his appetite is suffering. Pulse.
100 to 102; respiration, 26 and reg
ular temperature normal. His ap
pearance is better. General Sheri
dan's condition is so much better
tiiat the physicians have decided
to omit the regular afternoon bul
letin. A'i rnsucc -si'ul Attempt So Organ
ize a t'ltmv 'I i lis! at Kuilaio.
Bcffalo, June 13. The second
day of the millers' national conven
tion opened with a large attend
ance. An effort was made at the
mof.iing session to form a flour
trust, but no definite action wa-
taker. Tiie subject was dncu-Wd
at length, but the general seiiti-1
ment of the convention was that it
would be oreierabie to oro.uike a
central office, where all grievance,
and trouble 'Arising -.from cjiiun
rat es,etc, should be refeirred'. '-'-Ths.
subject will come up at a later ses
sion. BEITS-IK FtiU.Ki KA'i'il'J WAXTKJ
the lutci..' "c (':nm.-i "os Investi
gating Charge'.
New Yokk, June 13. The In
terstate committee began to-day
the investigation of the com
pla:nt made tne produce exchange
; iiainst hever.i! railroads for dis
criminating in freight charges,
more especially concerning export
rates on grain. The committee
will also consider the application
of tiie "Pennsylvania ranwav for
modification of the order commis
sion' of .March 8.
TEXAS FOR CRESHAM.
Tiie RcjmMiciin Iel - .-.sites from t':c
Lone Star State Prefer Him.
Chicago, June 13. A dispatch
from Empire, Kansas says: "The
portion of the Texas delegation
who passed through this city, were
interviewed as to their preferences.
H. C and C. M. Ferguson, dele
gates at large, declared a warm
preference ftr Gresham, and
thought the whole delegation
would vote for him.
Dl 4 ml IKcIared.
New York, June 13. The W?-3t-ern
Union telegraph directois to
day declared a dividend of per
cent. The statement for the cur
rent quarter estimates the gro.s
earnings at $5,000,000, net-earnings
$1 ,350,000, fixed charges and divi
dends $ 1,220,000, leaving a surplus
for the quarter of $150,000.
Mi"iii ol I jc:;sts.
Chicago, June 13. Dispatches
from points in Iowa and Illinois
stat 3 that millions of locusts are
making their appearance. They
are doing little damage yet beyond
killing young and tender trees.
'pinions differ about whether they
are the seventeen year variety or
not.
President'.-'. Appointments,
Washington, June 13. The
president to-day appointed C. C.
Farmed, postmaster at. Santa Rosa,
California, and Abraham H. Haw
k;ns, postmaster at Watson ville,
California.
College rrcsitlent Resini.
Galesburg (111.). June 13. Dr.
Newton Bateman, president of
Knox college, aftt'r thirty years of
orvir-e, has resigned, owing id hi
health.
Given Away.
W. F. -Read proposes to give awny
a tine srold watch with lus gold and
silver prize shirt, the very best tittirg
and bjs.i made white shirt in the
market, The pi lee is as low or low- r
than any equally as good shirt iu the
market.
Wc are just in receipt o!' the. best
line of covs-is ever brought to Albany
and remember v.c will give away a
lire piece of instrumental or vocal
music with ee.ch corset while they
last. Something new.
;.ts ok ;r.BmiEK.
l sctetnss:
Vj!
s 5l:;iiatjc I'll ven! inn for
oiesaie ianlilcr.
Ecston Hemic
Sii- u,d there be any debating
societies yet in existence which
iireft r the discussicm of abstracr
problems to vehement disputations
on the burning qut-stions ofthft
hour, there might lie uropounded
to them as an instructive subject
for examination, whether Dr. June
maun, a more or less distinguished
pro css:.r of chemistry in Austri t,
w .10 lias just made pubMc what ho
th:oks to be a wonder! ul discovery
slitmld be considered p. u implacable,
foe of his species or a philanths -pist
of a most benefit ent ordci.
Tde doctor, siys the Loodon Tc!:.
oraph, claims to have invented i
iii'id of fearfully destructive pr-i-pert'es.
This fluid when brought
into contact with the air after tf-s
explosion of a shell in which it has
been contained., is transformed into
a gas which, Leing heavier than
the atmosphere air, falls by i .s
own density to the ground, killing
all man and animals witLin. its
reach, aiid moreover, destroying
iron, orouze and ot ler metals as
well as setting all inflamniabla
tilings on fire. The learned doctor
states, in a letter to a Viennese
newspaper, that so far back as
1S4S, he offered his inventions to
tiie Austrian war office, which,how-
ever, both tlien ana on a subs:
queut ocasion, declined to experi
mentalize with the Juuemanu
homicidal vapors. It can well be
imagined that in the fateful year
'48, Princs Windischgratz, Field
Marshal Haynau and Jellachich
baue of Croatia, had quite enough
to do in the way of shooting down
and bayoneting insurgent mob",
without being troubled with Dr.
Junmaun and his pestiferous odors
indeed, the doctor may think him
self lucky ifhe escaped being shut
up in his own laboratory by the
uncompromising Haynau, and
stifled with the noisome gases
which he had himself prepared.
The ;raii32Wcuioirs.
New Yotk Tribune.
I n:td a ciiat the other day with
Colonel Frederick D. Grant conceru
:cg the result of the publication of
General Graut's "Memoirs." The
total amount received by Mrs. Grrut
up to the present time as her share
in the profits has been $411,000, "and
310,000 sets of J;he . work, haveibeen.
sold. But for the'rascaTfty of afev
agents and large purchasers, Mrs. '
Graut's share oi the profits would
hive been -450,000. One man who
bought 30,000 worth of the books
failed in business and effected a
settlement with his creditors at 10
cents ou the dollar. Another pur
chaser of 20,000 sets has been dilatory
in hi3 payments, and great difficulty
is experienced in briuging him to a
sett eineufc. The sale of the
"Memoirs" continues steadily, hue
only a small iucome is derived from
that source at present, as most of the
sales accrue to the agents who took
large numbers of the work, and still
have copies on hand from which to
supply purchasers.. It will be a year"
or two before the sales again become
large enough to make any consider
able income to Mrs. Gra..t.
Russia's Canal Project.
Vienna Correspondence London Telegraph.
The project of uniting the Sea .of
Azov with the Black Sea is about to
receive a practical solution. It is
.understood that a company, working
with a French capital to the extent
of 85.000.000 francs, is only waiting
for the sanction of the Russian Gov
ernment to commence operations.
The canal will be US kilometres
ioug, and will take four or five years
to eou struct. The Duke of Leuchen
berg is at the head of the undertak
ing It has been stipulated that for
the construction, working, and
administration of the canal only
Russians shall be employed, though
French engineers wili direct the
works. The canal will specially
benefit the -southeastern border dis
tricts, which produce again, salt,
minerals, and fuel n abundance.
Kitted by a Rattlesnake.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
A few days at;o A. A. Crumbley
of Randolph county, - Ga., was at
work ou his farm when he heard a
dog which always followed him bark
ing furiously in a skirt of woods near
by. In a few mimutes the dog
howled and ran to him. Just below
the dog's eyes were two drops of
blood abcut three-fourths of ?n in2h
apart. He. knew at once that the
ilog was bitten by a snake, and went
to where he had heard him harking
and found a large rattler that he had
killed. The dog died in a few
minutes- The nake was over fii j
leet long and carried ten raUles.
Found ou the Visscctin'j; Table.
Philadelphia Record.
Thomas H. Johnson of Wilming
ton, Del., whose wife had been miss
ing for a few weeks, found her hndv
in this city a tew days ago under sad
circumstances. Airs. Johnson came
to this city on a isit, but fell in a
tit on the street. She was taL-on n
the Jetietsou Hospital, where she
died, and, no one claiming the body,
it was given to the dissecting room of
Jefferson College. When Mr. John
sou found the body it was on the
aisoectmg table.
Just received at SV. F, Read's a full
line oi ladies line muslin underwear,
also girls' white dresses and infants'
s:ips. Call and see them.
A fine litie of imported eigarsre .
ccived at Browne!! Oc fctutard's
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