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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06
The French Returning to Hard None,


The French government have taken
an important step in the direction of a
speedy resumption of specie payments
A recent circular issued by the Minister
of Finance instructs the treSorier;
generaur of the departments to max,
use of gold pieces of 20 francs, 81
francs and 100 francs, in the same way
as any other description of mony in
their disbursements for government ac-
count. At the same time the Minister
of Finance recommends the Depart
mental Treasurers to abstain from all
payments in 25-franc Bank of France
notes, but to reserve them exclusively
for their payment to the French Treas
ury. The effects of this measure will
be to replace the 25-franc notes in the
hands of the public by a metallic cur
rency. Gold and silver are very abun-
dant at this moment in France, not only
at the bank but also in circulation. In
addition to 10000, 900 francs of gold
and silver coined by the nints of Paris
and Bordeaux since the Franco German
war, the bullion importations during
the first seven months of the present
year amount to 634 900, 900 francs. OF
the latter sum the expectation of the
precious metals since the 1st of January
amounts to 81, 600, 600 francs. The bal
ance of internal coinage of France is,
therefore, exclusive of bullion, trihe
over 553, 900, 900 francs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06
Gen. Sherman,s Religion.

Last winter, when Gen. Sherman made
his famous speech, regretting that they
never had dancing at his house, and
said he liked to see the young people
'scooting around" he told me that
after his death there need be no dispute
about his religious faith, for it could be
given in a few words. Said he: 81
believe that if people only act half as
well as they know how, God will for
give the balance" Gen. Sherman has
another short creed. He says this is
not a bad world unless we choose to
make it so. If we are kind to others
in return, we will be kindly dealt with.
- Washington Cor. Louisville Courier
Journal
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06
z. r. K.
RAILWAYS
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Family Use in the World!
one so-Cent Bottle

One 5o-Cent Bottle
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF
KPIDEMICs AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN
ONE HUNDRED DOLL RS EXPENDED FOR 9TH.
ER MEDICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RADwAY's READY RELIEF IS
APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTER-
EALLY ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS-PAIN,
FROM WHATEVER CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
IMPoRTAET.-Miners, Farr-srs, and others re-
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is invaluable. 1t can
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neys; or with Group, Quinsey. Fever and Ague or
with Neuralgia, Headache, Tic Doloreux. Tooth
ache, EArache; with Lum bago, Pain in the Back
Rheumatism or with Diarrhea, Cholera Nor
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application of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will
cure you Of the worst or these complaints q few
hours.
Twenty drops in half tunnhler Of water will in .
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Travellers should always carry bottle OF RAD
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in .Ater will prevent sickness or pains from
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or Bitters as q stimulant.
Said h1, nrs1 Drinn Sn Cop&n
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

tsMEM. French ladies never fold
their summer dresses in packing. They
are rolled in wrapping paper, and thus
their fresh and stiff appearance is al
ways retained. There is no reason why
American ladies should not take the
hint and do likewise.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

ONE-sIxTH of Amer1cas population of
over sc. 900, 600 cannot read or write !;
5000, 900 out of a total school popula-
tion of almost 13, 1000. 900 receive in
struction.
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in the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust Of Food Fullness or Weight in
the stomach, Sour Eructations Sinking or Flutter-
ing at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
at the Heart, Choking SunocatinQ Sensations
when in Lying Posture, Dimness OF Vision, Dots
Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency of Precipitation, Yellowness
Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Chest
Limbs, and sudden Flushea Of Heat, Burning In
the Flesh.
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

$50 to grass . is swearing when used
in New Hampshire. At least they are
churching a deacon down there for
using the expression.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

RAGGED stockings and protruding toes are
not seen on feet where SILVER TIPS are
worn. Parents remember; this they last
twice as long.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06
WlSHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

- IL
It is now fifteen years since the attention OF the
this wond eriul remedy, ana we'll has it stood
tne test OF time that to-day it not only mas ehe con-
quently bed by physicians in their practice
@ @dnan any other proprietary preParation IN tn, the
Obtained by peculiar process in the distillation
- she Iar BY which its htSesf aea,csnat PLoPesa
Inhamma alton OF the Lungs, Coughs, Sore Throat
anc Breast, Bronc aitis, Consumption, Liver Conn
Urinary Complaints Nervous d. bility, Dyspepsia,
ana diseases Using from an impure ceaoitiop OF
been used SO succes ssfully can show such num-
Der q marvellous cures tne ioALowLns ~ VIII seIve
70 snow the estimation in whicn thls sovereign
remedy is held by those who have used it,
Consumptton for Ten Years Cured.
DIR. L. O. G. w1suARr: Dear sir-I am grateful to
you from the fact that you have made u m edlclne
bnaf win cure the disease Oh the y wiIe
mad told me that they could only pAtcn ner up Ior
the time being She was e1nnnso 70 n neT 81 Dea and
Tar Cordial and secured one bottle it her
cough She has now hnishe1 ms s m fng ana
spseS you on With your greaii ana cure
REV. II. HOPKINS,
Jackson Centre, Shelby Co., Ohio.
From st. Louis. MO.
DR. w1sHARr PHrLADBLPHIA: Dear Sir-DurinR
visit 10 Philadelphia some three years ago, was
take 4 bottle Of your Pie Tree Tar Cordial, which
had the erect Of curing me In q few days 1 have
opieion that IN e saved the life Of my daughter, who
was suffering from = severe T AMI pstnfnl cough: If
are a. h0ef'' y JoaN HoDNaTT. s. Louis. Mo.
For sale by al Druggists and storefeepers ana At
DIR. l. @. C. WlSHARTS OFFICE,
No. 232 N. Second ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

A UNIVERSAL REMEDY Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial for coughs, colds and
bronchial affections stands first in pubic con-
fidence and favor. This result has been ac-
quired after test of many yeafs.-Con.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

UPA TREE E-Frenchmen despite their
supposed frivolity, have an eye to busi-
ness, it seems. There was to be mar
riage in French village, and all the
guests were punctual, but the BRIDE
groom could not be found. He was
discovered, at last, up tree, but would
not come down till the future father-in-
law conveyed to him farm that had
been promised. Much protestatlon and
many tears but he was firm. Finally
the papers were signed, and down he
came.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06
LOVE IN wINrEK.
BIZ ROBERT nUoHANAN.

L.
on, love is Iike.the roses,
And every rose shall fall
For sure as Summer closes
They perish one and all.
Then love, while leaves are on the trees,
And birds sing in the bowers
When " inter comes, TOO late twill be
To pluck the happy flowers.
It Is maiden singing,
An ancient girl, in sooth
The dizzy room lis ringing
With her shrill song of youth
The white keys sob as swift she tries
Each shrill and shrisl1ing scale:
- Oh. love is like the roses 2" cries
This muslined nightingale.
In dark corner doing
close my eyes and ears,
And cali up, while reposing,
a glimpse from other years;
a genre-picture, quaint and Dutch,
l see from this dark seat
TlS full of human brightness, such
As makes remembrance sweet.
, 1874-08-13

dfsn,antled Trtt1ay night in tho atorm nnd sllo Ia
arrived ., at Huron, g. Il = dieabled condition:
proving aeepsna o eannes of ssyera z ports ,
illy, aud brs lt,a tne VII! rae heors tera viii e
bctwSen oswego md N!.gara Hivor."
-rhe achr Lo!'aa wulls, bonnd TIP from puralo.
nq'ail which carried awsy jib, Ind while rournins
10 port ahe Tho Hduth cnl {ul,,lAoiI portIul Il
tho oer hrcakwntcr, and got ao1ncshsng IT hoo ID
1t 10 incumbent upon mascrs and owners Of ves-
ee1a to rspurt 10 tho Cnston11ouso Of thu district
ter affecting leir tcrrAts whiel enlail any losaea
yls,soeysr to eargo or .3e loss Of mon. Within .sn
0.yt pG5 pngs iay # osaS sss of rrpor FIR ~ ~
gears Captain Of seen vo-sea Oh Lake Michigan md
Grand niFor. was seriously injured Saturday evening
spring Lake, by to fallf,g Of largo io of umbor,
whlel; " wsa displaced BY thv landing "f s!o pon..
1 ~ s e.ssry q xsae q hSv' s q ts s a ss1
Ing Lake Michtan, anil tho Secretary will .1ccido in
reguations worc ycaaola aro before reported n nomo
etasr Port IN tlo uuoa satos eineo touching at
Tho EseasHq Ftstonstn saya that thoes who hnvs
examined the kecl Of tho iron prop Merchant slate
that from tho point whore It first in contact with
tnrnca oyor siiar appearance 10 that which lea7es
e Inn 'iSs's$ssssii %ssie passed. Detroit Sunday
Might, bsought tho intclecnco tLus the stnr Kuwau-
posour, nnd vas vel out; but beyond thls nothing
dehpo ID known as to f1or alluat1on. II IL not pro
bunoa, howayar, that hho IL in anngar Of sustaining
serious damage, and. thoro lsty Of aasiatauco
at hand is quito probable abe has buou released and
proceeded on ller voyage.
Tho act Of uonGrcHs passed. at tho laat session to
provide fer tho establishment Of fe-Aations and
nollscg Of refuge tho hnd Lake coaatH Of tho
united 8tates ami 10 promote the efficiency OF tho
fe-saVinR service" has becu Officially promulgated
py Secretary Irfstow, and copies ut tho now
10 found ut any Custom-l1ouse tho 1akes, and will
be Furnished FREQ TO anl nasera upon ApplI-
catio &c., 10 Of tho new Inv requires that any ncci.
dent happening vessel Affecting her scaworthinoss.
raHtcr or They sall be BubIcct to inc OF $780, Beo
| II requires TINT II tflo owner sgent apErchcnas
danger to bis vcsscl from tho non-appcarace Mt her
port Of dcatfnaton at ha proper limo, lie aall ino.
a'aely notify tho nearest Ousor-iouAe authorities oi
the sane 8sihG a Tho arsseu!afs. Of cargo, passen-
| gers. crU", name Of yessol, etc.
, 1874-08-13
GRIMM AL.

OH1M1NAL EouNrs
THO last Grand Jury indicted John TtnHnelt
Sheldon for mayhem. THIS Ia tho man WHO aB-
aaultod Oilicor Maht aoyoral wcoks ago at Lin
coin Park, while that policeman waa Attempting
to arrest him for dlaordarly conduct. Tho in-
jur!ed Inflicted resulted IN tho loas OF one OF his
eyes. Mention haa boon made that his attornoy
recently ulado application to tho County Court
to hare Sheldon tried on tho charge OF alleged
insanity, bnt Judge Was!aeo refusoa to iear tho
caso until tho indictment In tllo Criminal Court
Id dinpoHod OF. Judge Gary announced yoHsor-
day that 10 would dooido Monday uoxt whore and
when tho prisoner. should be triod.
THE POLICE COUNTS.
Avag rant uamed Frank Callot, who assaulted
Ofllcer Still d few days ago, was yesterday morn-
ing brought before JlstIee Kaufman, Of tlo
North Biao, who hold him oyer uut!l sho 2lst,
under G3uD batl.
Justice Doydon dtsposcd Of tie following Of
fondcra yesterdays Janloa 1Ioaloy,. daordorIy,
SID; Jatuaa Elliott, diHorlorly, e1Q; Wllltum
l1and. diHoftlerly, e8; Carrie May aud tarflo
Morton, diHordcrtyt sI each J. II. Dyrnc drunk.
50, and Alahaol 7. Norris, cruelty 10 animals,
h young reprobato namad Frank Murphy wha
brought sbofosojuasioo Kaufuaann yesterday morn.
ing. ehprGcd with stealing the p9oket-oooR Of
Alfa NanEell, WHO reBidoa at No. 204 ClSb0uTne
ayomlo. The JnHtloo fined him $50, and sent
Linn to ts,o bsldowel! for hi1ty days,
Joseph Monroe WIS up before Jnaticc Hoyden
yesterday OIL u cllargo OF larcony. The evidence
rrlHoncr took from tho room of john plko hls
roon!-lnato, ut No, 19J Fifth ayonuo, a suit ol
clothing worth al0. IIe was Aeld over to tho
Criminal Court for tlIal In bonds OF e250
John sAeugAessy wss arrested Tuesday even
ipg Oh two olarGos s-one fer gambling aud ths M
, 1874-08-13
LOCAL LETTERS,

Aoo1AA LIZA AA1AkIf
~ tie Edifor of Ths Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Tho fire ordinance renortcd by Moaara+
Ducat and Baumann, but notably tho work Of
the lnt,er, Ia n,antfostly unsatisfactory In many
respectB ono Of which IL g}nringIy abBrrt " IL
Art. 2, SEQ. ., which reade ~ follows,
HEo .. All tulldnga continuing too,us with trusecd
ceilings sxceeanB In hze 5000 superficial feet, eNch
A. heares, public hnsis dining churches, and
tuilt Of masonry. The thlckteas Of these wallis IL to
10 not cg9 than II 1nehaa for tho top ID fee With m
Increase Of nci,eB for each additional ID feet down.
wRrds. provided TINT this docs not dena!ld tho thick
that whero buttresses employed wah ase not csa
than chea thick ly 2s tnchoa wic, nor mora thau
Ia feet apart, tue thickncRa Of nl tho waa lavluR
such buttrosssB may 10 nndo Dolea 1ets than arst
specified.
Whom re consider that theeo 8-inoh buttressos
aro almost invariably used for smoke Or sona|a-
ting fuos, whoh materially roauoe their atsenath,
tho absurdity OF p1aoing m immonBo truas ROOT
on walls tho top Is feet Of which aro ouly 9
inches thios IL apparont to nll, and tho idea val
bo secuted by competent architects and builders.
The ordnance proposes to roduco by ono-thtrd
tho minimum thtuknnss OF tho wauB Ut cllruhoa,
az heretofore constructed III Chicago, and which
have long boon regarded by competent builders
Is too light.
Tho Average minimum thtoknnes Of the
walls OF churches should not bo less
than feet, exclusive Of buttroaaea /;
and not lesa thin 20 inches thick ut tho top, III
order to secure abundant stfffncss to roeist the
tempcsts. The public will expect this ordinance
to bo submitted to mon Of marked and vol.
known ability for confederation. O.
CHICAGO Aug, u, 1874.
, 1874-08-13

v..xa., ,e,,to. .rd n.oxoo,.. r,,, a,,+
1os'e1aay NUS Po44'e @ua ulenao" 5-onS'
About SIT, GOO waa used up IN this 1nannor
Tin noard ~ ro1irc b.vinr M hna,ncas an
,>a., ,oo,aa +o,oso,vaa ~, <or ~, -,,,r,,oao ~
nA"u' 4o'Aos saonee''' ~, up ~ wv p.1Pooo y.
readlng ana thlnKlng over tho tcguiatlons o.
tho Department. Commissioner Rcno was il
botter humor tbat, ale has boon tor q month,
4 n,r,g - ,onrr ona n.ssoh,v oood .,no,;nt,
parry VI so"os hao raeeao'S Goo4,4o9A,os
ladies yestorday canVaasod tho City-Aan Tor
donations to procure banner aud flag for tho
Clan-ua. .Gael Association, They woro yorY sue
cosaful button.Lolorg. aud AZ q couaoo1ouca
tool in good roupi sum OF money,
c.. n,, ,,... :, .,.,,. r. .at. H., aa.
1ouzs-ouss 1. ~. Masf ~ nn91' ~ snhe n1s ~, ~
vii RICK up lor pooans ind peaches aud move to
tLo coruor OF clark and Adams streets, Dull
busiuoya and tho prcyenco Of 80 u1any dead-beats
srouud iho HalI are tho reasons assiguod,
,..,I.u---. 80, - 49, r.-,..u.-,,
consu.eat'on "aa neaa ~ LUG oo,nps1omoIh s',,
, a i' aS,rsn ~ ti,o o+, T., .i,a
noal cases now before judge Wallace, TAcro
we're III oaont Judee Morton. Ju1go Dickoy. D.
+. Shnrny. frank Adams G.y-Attorney Jnmio-
aon. Mayor Coiyin. Comukroljor HIVES Mr.. lie.
nratf VIC waa a membor Of The Statc Sonato
when tie present INV waa passed, and a majority
nf the F,nanee Uomnitsee * The Common Gou,l-
Gil. Nr, McCrath stated TINT tho preBout Inv
, 1874-08-13
SUBURBAN NEWS.


A temperance mnas-muoting WAS held Tues tlay
evening in tho Congregational Chapel. Dir.
hamuel Bksmp was callod to tho Chair, aud hIr.
JOHN K. Merrill elooted Eooretury. Tho Roy.
1lr, Huntington, Of Oak Park, mado tho opening
prayer. the ladics proceeded to organize q
"LalioB' temperance Union" by eioottns hira.
Rey. George +. Klmball, President; 1lrs. Will
lam Brown, Vioo-rresldont; Miss Dora Wood
ruff secrotary; ind Mrs. Thomas Jack, Treaa-
uror.
Tho Ladtea' Temperance uuioua" OF River
Forest aud Oak Park woro we'll represented,
and interesting etassmonta OF the work already
accomplished md that Immediately oil hand
wero made by Mrs. Wataou Thato!.or, OF lllyor
Forest, aud Mrs. Dr.. Humphrey, OF Oak Park,
followed by an oarnest appeal In behalf OF tesn-
poranco, by Mira. Conwoll, OF Oak Park.
T 1lr. II. ". Austin whoao whole heart Is In tliis
work, made some interesting stnteMoutB, BhuW-
ing tlat under the nov law t'loro WINS no power
under tue s.ato to gfant any llcenHo within
e1piro. As Hariem and haywood aro within thia
limit, tho enforcing Of tltta law Ii all that is re-
qnired to keep the eti2ons OF those Bub'1t bs ott
tiroly sober hereafter, II they don't "Go out o
nights" hfr. Austin was followed " me hoyg r;s
Ink Hpeoolea, oloaing will o raptnrous ouspurst
from blr. y. Tiotchor; Of River foroAt.
Tho exercises woro fntessparsad with ao,ll-
stirring temperance aoDGb by tho Church cllolrs
Mr. Lamb, when tho nloeting t'isperscd,, not
ony with d feeling!tAat tho naw Law Should 10
enforced, but that tho ruin-dttnkorh tle!nHolyoH
wore beginning 10 500 anil fool tiaat the c!onina
rights" but m object nsucl. to he desired tor
their own good, and shat many of The patrons OF
thoBe Haloona would heartily rejoice to Zoo them
oaoaod aua this temptation removed.
, 1874-08-13

CIIIH48D,
The cast wind has brought h large lanher fleet.
4rrlvetl here yeatertlHy on tho Government supply
stnir Dahl!a lis Is oil tour Of inspection Of light
io,latH aud buoys.
The sehr Asstrroclsy cleared yesterday from this
port to ls4niua with cargo al 200 III at lnmter.
IA yorY R0ycro slnAl lassel os9r thin my ycIcE-
day lnorulug about o'clock. 1t 10 stated lint the
waves On tlu uka ran worry Igh, aud that 1t WIZ an
n.tor tmpossill!ty tor vcssols 70 venture oAtsto'
QwinE to la fact that tito wl hiew af aAora 10 ae-
cllluna hnyu thus far bcon rapartoI.
As stated previously In Tue TntnuNE the Aliro
wilt mt "a to Europe, having been uabie " sotuIe
Insurance.
Tho AIe-w,ecs bt,nr kuwesssaw, which got aground
short disauco lelow nataur Saturday, !1Aa btt =
THE Mall VI tic Mist, Capt. Drlscoll which left
Toledo iuw days ago With corn for Erlsa a., WA
, 1874-08-13

Ter 9. religion ght esays Ts ms,9Ey ot tis fteS
essssn H. t .ss;;S. ss%aes r:tasa 4 T. q 1y ret;
ets. aao asa eon. III an. vo.e sayt sasse
sound dnsy prompts ino 70 follow. You roqntrs :
aairomeat. ] This aon.ioratlon i 10 ,istrassinRly
painful to mo can only, "a btody as may DO, toll It
t. an h,y ssys to 4 Il" ny . p
tsra,! eoro:Y OF Chicago TO havo effect fro tho lat
All, jesr lrotrou, with grateful lore, yorrs in Tho
Kingdom and raticucs Of Joaus olriat.
=. ThlR letter waa reoolyod late III July, aud on
speoial meeting Of tho congregation. Tho moot.
ing adjourned, however, without autton. About
tho tI,uo this lottor was wrtton Dr. Co!licr alao
adtlroHsod two prominent nlomberB Of tho congro~
gntlon, incloBlny
THE OPINION or pR. RADCLIFFE,
on ouainont London phyBioiAh: Tho inolosuro
Btntcd In substance that Dr.. Collier unh suffering
from b1ain trouble and would not bo At for pulpit
work inside Of three yoars.
At the meeting last oyonsng II. ]. hlacfaslsnd,
prosiiont Of thu Doard Of lruatoos, was In tls
chair, and @. i. Siuclatr Secretary.
TIE F1NsT NuetNEss ....
WAS tho report OF G. II. y. Mtxter, from = COM
mlttoe appointed at former meeting TO nomi-
na.c delcgatcu to attend the National Unitarian
Convention 10 bo held at saratogn In September.
He reported the names OF D. L.. shoroy, Murry
Nelson, ntni II. j. MAefarlana. aud tho report
wnn unanimously adopted.
Mir. 5. ii. Wright t'lon calioa for vote OH The
motion mado by iir. Jamna At thu progious moot
tng. to
Tho vote was takon and tho motion prevailed
but not without object,ons. Gu motion, tue
Chnir appointed tho following commitsoe, Col.
). L. James, D. Z. Bhorey, and Dr.. Thomas
Bovaua, to draw up resolutions expressive OF tho
souttn,cnt Of tue Society. upon DR.. co:lior SOW
k,{r Inn IA
, 1874-08-13

10 ths Rditor Of Tia Chicago Tribune:
s1n: AH you hare frequently remarked, thoro
Is groht danger Of our forgetting tue Lessons Of
our Groat Firos." Tho very nature Of SO great
an eycnt, Is, az It wero, to paralyzo with woudor
and asroniBhmont; and while We look and wou-
dor, and wonder aud look, VIC are struck with q
repotitlon OF the event; WHOM, had we ceased to
wonder, and examined our boarings, tho
second might havo heou avoided.
There is always valuable time lost In
explaining how it happened, which might hotser
be employed In seeing to it that 1t does not hap
ron again.
4 Yerdant youth went into factory and be-
hold huzk-Baw. Tho rapld1ty Of ltB motsons de-
ceivcd him into tho bnllof that 1t was not In mo-
ton, still did It appear. sud he Toachod out to
Investigate it's bright surface, when OIL went tho
ond 0. hla finger, much to hia astoniHhtnent.--
for ho could not understand what did u. Along
camo tho foreman to eob what WAS tho matter,
peupd. Yertlant replied, sniting tho action 10
tho word. With bis other ha.st only Just dono
so aud-damn 1t, there goes tho other one." lio
had lost finger OF the othor hand.
Arc We not in danger Of meeting similar
fato2 Would It not bo vol to gos ont Of tho
way OF SO dangerous force. and not waste time
in explaining how i ocenrrcd7 Vow many haTe =
| gono down with Vallandighana, showing how Il
! Nhs done7
What the city most moods today ts embodied
| In tho suggestions Of :he Boston Fire. Marshal,
viz: tho meaps, near ut hand. for hghtnE q
| fro IN ita infany-not for subdaing large con-
| Aagrations. UntN this is attended to, Chicago
viii have all she can attend to to explain how i
happened; and, while doing 80, Ike Verdant,
| goes another one !" lsAAo JARRETT
! Ou1pAup. Aug, 10, 1874.