The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-07-23
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TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1875.

OF the -. q ". ftalIFOau, anu WITTY OH
Lyon street, the team concluded to travel"
and travel it did with such rapidity that
when IL came to the 'sturning off, point
just before reaching the depot, the hack
was upset. and Mr.. Cannon, Henri Sayrs
and another party thrown out of the
vehicle regardless of. style or taste. Mr..
Cannon was severely hurt, and it was
tho,,k hit Tor time that he eotlld not live, /
but h. l. better to-day. Neither of the +
os,,efs were t.s;are.l. 1t was a loat-esrf,
AMI all will do well to heed 1t. The team /
and vehicle were so little injured that they |
brought i'll a load of passengers from the /
train.
Eow's TIIIs PIT would be good idea
AMI weuld cost little or nothing, if the
bitches running through the city, at each
street crossing, were fixed in such Il man
ner that by sliding one or two boards into
grooves fixed for the purpose, the water in
said bitches could be raised couple OF
feet then and there, so that i'll case of fire,
i our engine might take water from them.
To enable the engine to get water, the
water in the ditch must be at least foot
and half deep, ~and none of the bitches
running from the Canal carry TINT much
water. As soon as the demand for water
| had passed. the boards could be removed
] and no harm done.
/ OPERATION PERFoRNED.-This morning
about S o'clock Mr.. f. a. Freeiand suffered
the an.pntation OF the leg, midway OF the
thigh. The limb had been effected with
Tuberculosis of the knec.joint, and the
had to be severed from the be'ly or
the patient would die. Drs. Watkins. of
Portland, and D. B. Rice. o. =. ). Plum
rl,er and II. j. Boughton, of this city. aid
ell and assisted in the operation. The pa
tic;lt. notwithstanding his enfeebled contli-
sian caused by months of suffering. stood
the operation well. and the chances of en-
tire recovery are in lis favor. Mr.. Free
laid is 1T the residence of his flther, on
Fifth street.
FIRE.-Quite lively time was expert
crced ut the Albany Foundry last evening.
. OWN. 10 the fact ti,rt the building caught
fre, aud the boys got around with unusual
! dispatch for a few moments The fire,
happily was soon under control. and did
not do great amount of damage. Tue
: fire was caused by melted particles of iron
filling on the roof, Being blown from the
furnace.
Has any one found gold sleeve Oh
= shoulder pin, on which is engraved. il
: German text, Baby? The reason of the
| inquiry is, our baby has lost one of iii;
c shoulder pins, and the person finding it vii
d oblige by returning it. We are of ths
/ oritiion the loss occurred in or near thC
Young peoples prayermeeting at thu
Congregational Church this evening at
O'Clock The union meeting at the Corr
. House commences at fifteen minutes befor
eight. All are urged TO attend these meet
ings who can possibly tlo so. :.
The Alleghanians, now playing il
! British Columbia, advise us that they. wi!
visit Oregon soon on a professional tour
: They received high praise form the pres
of Victoria.
Miss Kelly, of Portland, is visiting he
!. sister. Mrs. Or. Plummer, in this city
cal profession.
Meetings are held at the Court Hous
. each morning at nine o'clock. They ar
delightful, and all who attend them ar
greatly blessed.
>DE<ERTED.-If all leaves the city whom
we have heard say intend to, we shall SOC
r be the only one left to keep watch an
guard.
Miss Lizzie Westlake, who has been sic
% for the past two weeks, was much wors
= Hast night, and the gr;lvest fears are entel
i tained for her recovery.
81 see new ordinance granting right of wa
e ia the Albany & Santiam Canal dow
n Broadalhin street in this issue OF tn
8 REGISTER.
8 Rev. j. Thompson preached most e.
celient sermon at the Court House Ia;
night.
Prof. Warren is enjoying the pleasure
of sprained foot. He don't get roun
lnilch.
s s Mr.. Clement IS down from Sweet Honr
: Reports everything progressing f.Yorabl
: ut the mill.
The show was well patronised last nigh
= New hay coming in lively
81 1t is saddening to see our hair blossomiil
g for the grave too early. Moro espec
n alIy women feel this afiiction, and It
: even a greater deEorInity to them than
men Ayers Hair Yigor removes It ar
restores the hair sometimes, but its origin
color always
An Engllsh medica journal reports Il
accomDlisfment OF the faat Of nunberir
q the hairs of the head. It announces th
tI1ere are from 100000 to 100000 hairs
4 Iaflvss bead, md then computes. the
value hy relating an incident which, 4 81,
Mann, s.arsrefed 10 Madam Nilsson during h
resislenee III New York city. She was
fancy fir. and an aflinirer asked her q
price BIZ i alnmla l1ais from her laaad. 81