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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
OFF THE TRACK

The nine O'Clock train on the Flushing and North
Shore Railroad while entering the side track at Win
Geld yesterday morning, 10 pass the train leaving
Flushing on the same road, mounted the rails on the
side track Tho forward truck Of the first coach
turned completely and passed through the bottom
of the car throwing the car on the main track. For
tunaey there were but three passengers In the car
none of whom we're injured. The trains west trans
ferrod their passengers Winfield 10 the Long Island
trains Travel on the main road was interrupted for
Al ham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
HENRY ErrrNe, UNITED STATES NAVY.

Henry EttIng, Paymaster United States Navy, died in
Philadelphia on the 18th inst He native Of
Maryland and appointed to the service from Penn
sylvania His entry place tho LIST OF January,
1915 and his latest commission bears date Sd OF March,
ISL Mr. Etung had very long term Of service and
a very faithful and meritorious officer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17

GENERAL BUDRITZKE, OF THE GERMAN ARMY.
cable telegram from Berlin under date Of yester-
day. the Of the death Of the dis
tnguished officer General Budrtzke who commanded
the Guards at the battle OF lie Bourget.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
N JOHN M. FRRRIER,

JOHN M. FEHKIEK,
W To-- the older inhabitants OF this city, died
at ,wenty ninth street on the morning
of TIA; he ago OF eghty-1ve years He was
an b. Il, and has always resided in the
city be following the profession of sea
cal 4, ~ was jisent of the Marine Society," one
of 4, stees Sailors Snug Harbor and has
.Arr-y d positions of honor. Notwith
stan INT 4 age he was in the enjoyment Of
.mon retired Monday night feeling
quite ~. MAT morning found dead. He
has been for Nars active member of the
Oliver street mo, on avenue) Baptist church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
PROFESSOR rxLLcAnpr. OF DREsLAu.

cable telegram from Berlin, under date Of yestcr
day, reports the death OF the eminent German
lecturer and writer, Dr. Tecampf, Professor OF Po-
litlcal Economy at the University OF Breslau, and
member OF the Prussan Parliament
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17

The Police Commissioners reply 10 the Assembly
resolution asking for all the kilograms and correspond
ence that passed between the police authorities and
others reference 70 the Montreal oopement case in
which Frederick Bridges and MrG Mckenzie og
Montreal figured 80 prominently, and as &
, 1876-12-30

:Sntlon 'hsi b. awarded sE.!n.s tAs A*ssner%
sa,,o s sn sPsf Re tit s ss ,au.
uttered 70 conform, thereto. Evan under nc opefa
lion s,s psog.ions u" sath ~ e. s
su! IL int. think. neparaict from y and en.,'
vsrtett inio a tnll at iaw. The form nf the Pre-.
Of 4 s!t At law, hut !hat does not make the pro.
cecdfuG thclf such auIt any than proecct'
lug N the Circuit Conrt under H. a"pcryaofy }ufs,
d pro,iied ihat It shsli bo heard and Determined
'na In a court nf equity"
raTcntty ID view. j. he i.ehnrgo under soms n.
cumstances Of m honest lehiot from legal liability
fot dsH. h. fG"d not sn Z :. y; s,,,
bic asasts among ha se.sral creditors. Prompt nc.
t!on Ia everywhere rs1ured By law. IN bailey ":
s os' . % %, @ " s' oBB;Sas; sBBs:saG t1s'S ans 81
b. b. .%pacdy issiSut!on Il ie bankrupt. s::sis
eauallsy q a,stri,"tion. Ti!e act llsd viii p1a:
lion. :ri.ins il the pras.ess Il ths es;c, without
sSn % u The ist q sSs
.ssnt.lsA to sbars n the banhsap:s property,
%oat i sSsrs e.n e no
summary" di.poaal Of tho qre1t!ons aflslng nn.
reasonable protection Of the rgha Of tho parties in
in.nrest-: Rvery person submitting himself 10 tic
Jurisdiction or tlG BANKRUPT E1ntt In LUG pte1Fehf
Of Tic CAUSE for tho pntfusD Of having hs rights IN
the aEit, and 10 tount by waat is judicay deter
mined In lIto legitimate COURSE Of tho proceeding.
a creditor HhD ufYeFS proof Of bis c}a!ui and de-
&nRnds ite allowance hnb}cCts himself to tho do.
mIniun Of tic court anl must abide tho conseqncn.
ces. Ills remedies FOR the purpose cfth! proof are
prescribed by tho law. As hds been seen, he must
first submit fin TO tho Register. II s then OK.
book open 10 tho INSPECTION Of creditors. An op..
portunIty then given tn phrteA III Interest u cell
upon The District Court to take further testimony
aid paes upoas tlo claim. Thai Court mnst then
decide, and from ita decision an appeal lnsy be
taken to tho Circuit Court. where further litigation
nRy tc had. but wien that Coust acts al parties
are concluded. Thu Judgment Of that tribunal Is
final. From It no appeal i!ea. Thcre ts no more
hardship In this than in holding TINT The action Of
provided for In ec USU ia conclusive and not sub
jcct TO Io examination hero:
This ID In accordance with tho vicws expressed
by Mr. Justice Clifford, when ht delivered tho opth-
Ion Of the Court tn Morgan Thornhll'. II WALL.
Us. As, however, the question WAS mt then dt.
recty presented for d}aiicatlon tho eAme learned
Justice saw ft, in Colt W. 1ioblnson, 70 Wall,
Now. however, when tho question IL fairly pro-
tented and aflcr It has been fully argued, We arc
clearly Of the opinion tint what was thus aad In
Motgan ys. -Thornltl1 was correct, and that We
'have no Jurisdiction upon crrar In this class oi
caset; ...
therefore, granlcd+
aicssrs. John II. Thompson md Mcclellan 4
| Cummina appeared for plaintiff In error, md
| Lawrence Pro,ltlfoot and Merriam g. Alexander
| for tho defcndunts In crrnr.
, 1876-12-30
How the National Board Fooled
the Reporters.
How the Companies Estimate Their
Chances with Reduced Rates.
TIey Preach n Doctrine which,
They Do Not Practice.
What the Board Did In the
Resolution Limo.
Uniform Rates a Delusian-~7rtpariDg 10 Examine
thu Companies.

S11~foF N,rTesnor11nre ef INA Trfb4tN4
ops'a. 1wSu mos ~ zM,r,s. .,a.,nu a.,
National Board Of Underwriters last week was
very quiet affair. Tho daily newspaper re-
portcrs wcrc for once baflici, and by ruse Tho
mcuhcr. NJ the Nnard ronf,,cte,g tricted tho
,1e'os's " slie noa." ~. ro"p'st5 N4teNsu .'.'
knights ot the Eehca. 1he usual place OF meet
Ing IL the Board rooms, 150 BEoadway, but on
the frat assembling Of tho Board they adjourned
IN tim DIrectnr., roo1n Of tho Eoultable Life Az.
sur,rco sortctv- op,, thcreaftcr thcEr nccftnr.
"crc Substantially secrct. Inc proceedings
were pnliycncd by fEee interchange OF sentt.
.,a,,, xa.,oo,In,, t,,o nornon,ncv II tbo uoaru
and II the Individual companies Will truly anu
.a.sa., T.. .t.s .,oat,oa !. ,wII, Ia n,u., WI,
plesseu IL tA"s 4ae11'"s'' ~ ~ ~ e'e". aa.'i
for the companies anu etockhoiucrs. Briefly
ataYoi the rrnrrn1 scntJncnt was that a,thn,,rh
knEGV II 4A1IHEE kllAt LAC ANuA <DAApRA4Eo wax
, 1876-12-30

money Knocked out Of his ilnr,l, anil .ho then
participated irp a game Of football, she being
ihc kicker. y few days after. when. he satne
home at night, she met lin lovingly with
loaded revolver, and expressed her fmmcdiAtc
determination to TX him then Ars1 thcrc.@ OW-
Ing to the strenuous. arguments of a. byhtantl-
er's arms, however, she was compelled to 1rcak
her prumlsc. Frotn all these circumstances Mr.,
ness anil he will not 6o acquainted
10 long aa ha wills Ia mn inmate Of l.is lIo,.sc.
Just MS parting shot also he charges her With
hnbltuh drunkenness, orl fnsfn,1atcs that dl.
vorce Is the unly ncana Of restoring Ills peace Of
Mtnd-aml bo1y.
Eliza Dnnlcy a1so seems to have husband
nahlrd Jeremiah who is accustomed to get
drunk and then exercise his muscle on her, aud
she loo Tonga for divorce.
Judge Moore yeater,'ay granted divorce to
Anna A. McAlllstcr from Cortcz D, McAlllstcr
on tue ground ot Ills adultery.
r.,. 1rEMs; ;.,u,.,
settling the decree in tho foreclosure suit
against tho Peoria &; Rock island Railroad
Company.
Judge jameson this morning will have per-
Judges ,foore, Do6ii., and Farwell will hear
motions, anil Judge Williams will boar motions
Judges McAliator and Rogers Will not be IN
j. q. Dooley, 4 Bail!E in Judge Moore's room,
who was discharged short ttt,o ago by Sheriff
Kern, has bccu rcappoiuted BY The sumo au-
Il tl,o case Of Meyer y. The Cr,ystsl Lake
solicitor for tho Company, hlrd . petition. yes:
tertlay asking to be alowed 81. 15o for !!Ia legal
services. The petition WAS referred to the Mas
ter for examination.
UNITED sTArEs counrs.
Tho Commercial Nntlonnl Bunk flled cred
Jai;a, jul Stafgaret, David. Menry, fhoians, and
Edward J. jones, Fraucss o.Jones, D; J, Small,
fs | asain.t III iensy Ss%f jones' Sa
HANxnuPTcY MATTERS.
| DEGREES were ycatcrday entered confirming
the composition In tho cases Of Wheeler d.
Williams, G. II. Pfctfcr, and Lowell j. Dalton.
SUPERIOR COURT JN DRIEr.
Carson, Pirie, Scott s. Co. conmcnccd q suit
| by attachment against Ell s. Graham, of stur-
gcon Bay, Wis.,, to recover $l,0l@ 10 for Eoods
t., to @ oG Tssnkn Gonsn esgsa ssr & e
John 4. Kcnnicott sued Daniel Black for
": &. pauthctt began suit tor 1000 against
a. Wimpfhci1ncr Il. Bro; brought suit for
5000 against Henry W. Wcthcrcll.
| CIRCUIT COURT.
Hehcrn C1ann began suit IN trcspass against
Jatnss G. Miller, to recover $1,000 datnages for
G. il. Colin brought suit for $4,000 agalnst
| William BRrritt. Samuel Hhctbar, e. Fl. Coffin,
and s. II. Smith began stmt'ar suit for tho
salne amount ugainst the same party:
Thomas Jordan and Thomas Lyons wcrc con-
vlcte4 Of larceny and given four days each In
John Ray pleaded guilty to larceny aud wa.
THE CALL TUESDAY.
JunoE nIopoEFT-cali Of tho calendar Of passed
| f3f A1n
, 1876-12-30
Actual ptoat. ........,.........,.$ u, b0'
now THE COMPANIES EsTiMATE.

Less once expenses 80. ...........,. 90,
-. -.
Actual rtoat. ..'..'..',.e o-'ooo
The abuyc is not fancy sketch, but is based
upon the aetual figures Of one Of our city cont
panics which cllngs to the Nallonnl Board. Tho
applies with cqual torec to the agents.
business. But tho old Adm q our
common human nature prevails with tug
officials Of companies to about tho same extent
rs to the average Of Hlortals. Hence there IL M
intllspostion to let business 60, and It is right
hero that tho l1,snccritv OF professions made IN
the National Board meetings crops out. In tue
Sessions the nexpcd!ency Of lowering thc S stana'
ai psa 81 ars ee ss gS4a t. ssn u eav @ @
{,oldIne % The rates. In iii tue calculations, how
ever, there is sort Of finentai reserve, whei H.
duces tbs officers Of the companies to think
TINT no matter what may be tho experience
OF their ncighbors, thesr, own pet child
will somehow or other be the recipient
OF either an extraordinary run Of frst,class
business or an vs tax @ fn o. o;x HIS a m es
thu forcc of such figures as those IN tut prec Gu,
inc paragraph. and arguc With customers and
agents by the hour to pruye t!leiF log,c, yet nc
war,lly thu strength Of such reasoning, anu per-
sladcs men Of brains to yield to pressure.
selves md another for their neighbory. There
ls belief that Que cumpaliy can safely assliIuc
certain risks ut a low rate, whila another eln-
not. OF COURSE this Is q manifest aosurdlty rs
basis Of calculation, but 1t Is no less renlarSa-
bio than true, TINT It IS eomnlon thinE 10
another outside.
ACTION OF THE NATIONAL BOARD.
After free interchanEc 81 opinion upon tl,c
Chis Chisago ., %us s adoptsd Ts report reerates
tic devotion Of tic members to the Beard, as1
thc necessity Of ful ana hearty ssonpliance
, 1876-12-30

1nrofFAHt naHAHoitGf okuts1os'
co,rt ] IN N" easa or S wiswal Nazro m % f. Tb"n.
couft ~ t1.o Sa'o .. "'o"a.' Na1'" -, - iAo,nt,
son, Plaintiffs In crror, vs.. Gcorgc ". Campbell
md Lawropco proulfoot. Assirnces OF i. A,
1,t.,..n :. h..,,,.,,-t 49,, S,,ro,,n r.r,t ,.,.
Wlswa!l, oahxfapt. lac supreme Goufs lays
down the rule that 1t cannot reYIeW the action
nf ttc CIrcutt Cart IN tia c1erc;se of THAR All,
nerylsorv i,,risdtction Under the bunkraDt inv.
The effect will b. to mako the Circuit Judge tho
a,., ,,,,,,tro T., srrI, a.n, Thia viii h.. ,,ncon-
.'nt. W. - sas. .3aI .., ~" .,as ~
frou. Judge Drumnonl's decision. Amung
tl,.rn viii ho IIodnkiue & Crauc. who bought
about S40.oC) OF the nssets Of Fox s. IIownyt.,
and Of course. will follow tho cec'sion here
eepiuion Witch was delivered By Chicl-Justicc
Waite:
,rhs writ Of error brings ,cro roco,d Of tho CIR
cut LoMs. aor Tue a. !no,s H ~
cTsc st,tntes y Yror' m oEirr "' Of he Di.txIet
esa5t ssjest'as ssia piessp'ts 4 y ,up!'s,,si
!. no9 Saa to a' iaiss rp, Ks sr,nnt; that
tnagrnt. ~ c,rcut nmr, II NIX cascs n.o nnt
H. ~ ,i pyjsc ~ statvt:x ..,,, ano ,u,
a;',s oG of nny me- lscnts tr1 ~ siv X.
tioas. broSsli. thers By oIi9lnsl process, q
S:'t s5:s5 xhs!s II a,s;!st ! j i S!:1ss '
an'fnea III LUG supreme coaft upon WITH OF
,u,;,1tct,or n, th,, c,,o n !. nv Dir.
tns S,I OF tnls s!asate. L. s,,, ,.b.r
Ihe cases ase i!itmelous ~ WnicH y my oseA Me'
csu tlint VI cannoe ssvaSw tne aSsoh o. ta III
IVY Eoaas :e M esecasS a. q. theF AmPesseGiry @ ,siy
cpc uEqn WaicN tlcEe aecIs!ohs fssI - Luat Gfo.
esea'ag ~ afnna s KY 70
~ c!ose ahoh IT. nA! "9ttss,cne o1 sIe e.s'c, n
5t en- r. ~ sn g sssS ~ ~. se ~ " az M
eanse afe hot a,stet ask az tsw ar IN e9Hty. Pug
paris % ono saat ~ oahKeuptcy ttoR Wn'cM tng5
INV 70 ~ o & nmuts Or d.
Seees ~ sais u !aw ot " eaG{ !G!oH. t"at W.
iiaqe no eoatrol oYcf judgments I'M oraces ,aano
~ tne courts oe'o" III nioeo o""A1"p|e5 pfoe'e"'
TS ci;sait aaa nst1et Coas @ naSe n aa.,s
; uE!salt'n M sIa.1 III nW VI s1.iusqF ~ ~
u!oAsnt " ~ nssknee " oanhtIrssy "sa'@ns In w w
pssson ea!na!ng a. aaso!se aasetet tauch Or ny sny
property eF t'eats .! lh9 oahxrant ttaasle'aoio 10
" sr ySslsn N .ueh Aat'sMeo" ttos. stat'. SeS.
4.uo). hut such uuats' when proscenli,eA. l, ato 70
aft pl t,s banxlmpSy ps9fesins hey ate IA Ia
eImtlsey scPaFate ir9itl ana 1hasssnuent 1t +.
Iasf ase n.ea ey the bankrupt C9art 70 'stao tso
san ia q rstts. we rS nos co,Sei b ~ ~ Sars @
lore, cannot 10 aHectsd " Any jutlsnseht or ae.
csee thnt msy 30 made u Tint cause: hhpcals
amu WITS oa efIoE to this court ~ s1en sn.ts a1e
efr0t @ referred to In Soc. !. oS0. ,,.
IAe N9estton' thsn. to 9e dotn5ninca IN tnla
fs.e - Wnscf nttoseeangs ny ersaoss 10 psoso ~
" s sat M o. % III u
ucEenaent suita ~ !aW or IN equity.
10 enl!tIe cFsuitof ~ 4ays Ills demand allowed
90 must veyliy u W ttiS manner rtosaca W Sec.
ths rcgIstet havn9 Ghafge OF tho ease. tsGe'
h,07O II ths ntooi u satistkctvry to Lie Negta.
ter hs \ REQUIRED 20 asiivef 70 r. Assignee. Mao
, 1876-12-30
BILLIARDS.,

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. o9.-In the billiard tour
nament, last evening, Hciscr beat Carter In
thirty-scvcn innings. Score: Carter, 2s0;
IIclser, 275; Carter being required to make 300.
and 1Iciser 275. Gallagher beat Thatcher In
thirty-s!1 innings. Score: Gallagher, $50;
Thatcher, 143.
, 1876-12-30
North German Ll0yd.

The steamers OF this Company will esti every s4tc.
!laits oi ,ea.aaxe-Frnni New York g sentsamn.oa,
iun4pp, uaSrc and lIftnleD, yst tAbla. $lt acc1Hu
cabin fGi Koit; stce1AEc SUI currency FDf freight
Of palAagu appyto uELltlctiS y Eu.,
3DowlInE lterM. New turk.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-19

A Talbot County gentleman has a
large block OF = pine tree into which
3 plank was deeply driven l,y the force
Of one of the hurricanes or cyclones of
Last spring. The plank, which was
about an inch IN thickness and about six
inches IN width, Was togf, By the fury of
the storm from house. It was not
splinleFed or ehiyered Ly the collision,
but entesed the body OF the tres asclcar.
ly as il it had lcen piecs Of shaTpedged
iron driven IN by . maui. The torres
ard velocity Must have been tre.nend-
oys. On one Fisle tile block had been
clt to the depth Of about tIiFee inches,
without reaching the end Of tie plank
tiIzt entered tie tree. It pFobably ex
tended 70 the depth Of -at least fOur-
inches, and did not split che tree iiA the.
least. It Is understood that this Won
deFful mesnentx. Of tie power OF the
wind will he sent 10 the Signal Services
Bureau, where il viii give belloldeFs
laint idea OF the force of q Georgia CT.
Clone. tacasaa1h (Gd.l Nesrs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-19
=. A ssra..se case.


The other afternoon an old lady and
her daughter drove into the city OH the
Gratiot road in one horse wagon, aud
the horse was secured III an alley near
the lower park on Randolph street.
while-the women won't of in scarIh Of
a dry-goods store Some boys wander.
ell through the alley, saw chance for 3
joke, and one of them borrowed 3
wrench, others got prv, and IN shout
i've minutes they lad placed the hind
wheels of the vehicle where the fore
wheels had hcen III the habit of running
BY anil by the woman and her daugh-
Ter returned, united the horse, led him
out, and the mother looked at the velIi-
Gle and remarked:
/" Seems as if this darned old horse
had been kicking in the dash board"
Pile in, mother" called the girl as
she tied up the halter but the mSthcr
couldn't. The pitch was so great that
the seat sIanted skyward, and the wom-
an got OF the hub, walked round the
wagon, and said
I'll bet the onions that this horse Is
iIitched to the wrong end of this
wagon! ,,
They were iii great puzzle when a
boy came along, saw the true state OF
affairs, and he leaned up against store
and laughed till the tears come. 4 |
blacksmith was sent for, the wheels |
properly placed, and the old lady re- |
marked as she climbed up:
:" Blamed if wasn't afraid for one
spell thar I'd either gone cross-eyed or
was losing my reason just want tO
get held of some of these Detroit boyk!'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-19
MHone aneceh.

Tie longest speech ON record is be-
heyed 60 have been that made by MIR.
De Cosmos. in the Legislature OF Brit.
ikh Columbia, when 8 measure was
pending Whose passage would take
from great many setllers their lands
! DE Cosmos was ia hopeless minority.
The job had been held bark till the
eve OF the close of the session; unless
legislation was taken before noon of a
givenhay the act of con6Rcation would
fail. The day before the expiration of
the Limitation De Cosmos got. the flour
/ about 10 a. 81, and began a speech
| against the bill. Its friends cared little,
for they supposed that by / ar 2 O'Clock
he would be through, and the bill
could be put Oh It's passage. One O'Clock
came and DE Cosmos was speaking still
hadn't me re than entered upon his
subject. Two o'cIock-he was saying
''ip she secosd place." Three O'Clock
-lc produced fearful bundle OF evil
deIice, and insisted on reading it. The
majority began TO have suspicion of
the truth-he was going to speak till
next noon and kill the bill. For
while they made merry over it but as
it came on TO dusk, they began to get
alarmed. They tried interrUpsiuns, but
some abandoned them because each one
afforded him chancc TO c;gress aud
gain time.
They tried 20 Ghcu4 him down, but
that gave him breathing space, aaad |
finally they aettled down 10 watch the |
coEnbat between strength Of will apd
weakness Of iOdy. They gave hiss no I
mercy. No adjournment for dinner
no chance to do more than wet his lips
with water no wandering from his
subject no sitting down. Twilight
darkened the gas was lit 5; members
slipped out To dinner Ia relays, aud re.
turned to sleep Ia squads, bat DE Co.'S
mos went on. The Speaker, to whom
he was addressing himself. was alter
nately dozing, snoring, aud trying TO
look wide awake Day dawned, and
tie majority slipped out in squads to
wash and breakfast, and the speaker
still held on. II can't be said il was a
very logical, eloquent, or sustained
speech. There were digressions m it,
repetiGi0ns also. But still tho speaker
Kept ON; aud, At last, room came 10 q
oaffied majority, Iivid with rage and
impotence, and single man. who was
though his voice had sunk
o husky whisper, his eyes were al
most shut, and were bleared and blood.
hot, his legs tettered under him, and
'is baked lilR were cracked and smear
d with blood. DE Cosmos Lad spoken
wehty-six hours, aud saved the seet 'ers
heir lands.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-19

DRIVING HoRsEs.-Tbere are many
ways of driving horses, and we think,
as we see the vast army of DRYERS ON
the streets every day, that It is wonder
there ara not more balky horses than
there are. The true way to drive is To
let the horse drive himself, the driver
doing little bat directing him and Civ.
ing him that confidence which a horse
alone gets in himself when lie feels that
a guide and friend is back of him.
Tie most vicious and inexcnsal,le style
OF driving Is that winch so many drivers
adopt, 10 wit: wrapping the lines
around their hands, and pulling the
horse backward with all their might arS
main, so that the horse, III l,oi.t of fact,
feels the weight back of him with llis
mouth and not with Lis breast and Efoul.
ders. This they do thinking dead pull
Is needed in order to steady the horse.
The fact is, with rare exceptions, there
should never be any pull on the horse
at all. a steady pressure is allowable,
probably advisable, but any ything be.
yol'd this has no Justification in nature
or reason. For nature suggests the
utmost freedom Of the actiOn of the head.
body and limbs, in order that the animal
may attaiu the highest possible rate of
speed. In speeding 3 hOrse the lines |
need seldom be gEasped in buth hands |
when the road Is straight and FREQ from
obstacles.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-19
Babse. ia. Congress.

One of tie most interesting phases
OF Congressional sightseeing occurs
when the little children come In on the
Aogr Of the House to visit their dignifi-
cd papas. Haltfrightened and shy, the
little mites are led by the door-keepers.
They scarcely look mp Till the dear,
familiar face is in sight, then with a
bound and 3 langh, whose gladness is
fally answered by the fathers smile. the
clsild closely nestles in paI,a's chair, as
if it were throne, aud papa looks so
proud of his darIi..g that all the gentle
men about linn catch the pleasure
There's Reagan, of Texas, a great, bur
ly, ponderous fellow, looking as If moth
ing could ever move him. Smiles are
20 rare on that sober face that when
they do come they doIl't seem at home
one bit, but his little boy comes in.
climbs all over him, takes all sorts or
liberties with books and papers, and the
grim face relaxcs, tile busy brain stops
cOnsidering party problems, aud the
father plays with bis child as if Con.
gTees were OF no possible consequence.
Olsce in great while little girl strayx
in, making q bit of brightness among
the black coats on the floor. / d0u':
believe that children were ever halt 30
pretty before as they are now, and when
me OF these darliHgs in her picturesque
dress does appear, every man with any
little ones 80 home claims a bit of the
:hIld's attention. - Washington Cor
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-19
Pi1esy PiIesv

VIII SAY THIS DAMAGING AMI
w troublesome complaint cannot ~,
curei, when 10 many evidences Of sssesc0ms
might be plsscct DefnFe yGn every day
cures OF supposed hopeless t44ssssy Your
physician informs you that tiis. Ion xt.s. Won
allow the complaint to exist. YOU Iesseu
your chances for relief. ExTsrienrc &ssx
an9h! this la all cdses.
a. GarOtlaers & Co.'S Pue RiIls nssss
0tntsmena
are all they are recommended to be. VIII
cure Chronic, Blind and Rleedtnx Piles in
n very short tiIuo and arc co1lsxnf xf % aear
IRIS preparation b. aent by mail or ex.
press TO any point within the United Sfafta
1T 81 50 per package.
Address. A. CAKOTHERS a. CO..
s7vS Box 3a, Albany, Oregon.
The Eugene ffrenen are making ar
judgements for grand ball ut Lanes
Hall OH Christmas eve.