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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-05
The Galif6rnann.

The Castforntanif for March, published bv
the A. Roman publishing Co.. of San Fran
cisco, has been received, and is sparkling
witt, good things. # grows better and
better. and should have. and doubtless will
secure, an immense circulation. ''Sand, -
by J. w. Gally. grows more and more in
teteseing. A paper on ''Odr Relations
with Mexico. '' by Henry S. Brooks, is well
written, and will attract general attention.
The articles OIL .sShepIerds and shepherd
rng,' by Robeft Duncan Milne, and Scr
tain Phases OF the Chinese Question: by
John F. Miller, will be read with general
interest. The magazine, however, is cram
med with good things, and will not only
attract the general reader but thinkers as
well all over the country.
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Ru,..ored improvements.

Runner on the streets Wednesday to the
effect that Mr., Thomas Monteith intended
erecting two-story brick on the corner
of First and Broadalbin streets next month !;
said building tq be 5ox1o0 feet, two hand
some storcfoo,s,s on The first floor, the
corner room to be used by thsnew Scotch
Bank. the inside by Kline &c Co.. while
the upper story was to be fashioned into a
grand Opera House-and over this news
the city felt good enough. An interview
yesterday morning with Mr.. Monteith dis
cinsed the fact that he had ordered all the
wooden tenenehts removed from the lot.
and that he might build thereon this sea-
son and he nigh. not he hal not fully
determined as yet. And this is all there
Is In the rumo-.
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Republ1can Centrnl Cornm,t,s,..


The Republican Central Cor,im;ttee og
Linn county met at the Opera House at =
p. NJ. on Saturday. February 2sth. The
members OF the Committee present were
j. B. Mccoy, Frank Woods, Ike Conn
Fl. c. Powell and N. Baum proxy for JOS.
Pearl. The committee was called to order,
by d. Froman, when w. II. Ketchum was
elected Chairman and N. Baum Secretary
On motion it was ordered that the Coun-
ty Convention be called TO meet i'm tIis
city on Wednesday. March 3lst, 1880, for
the purpose of selecting eleven delegates
% the state Convention, aud to place in
nomination candidates for the several
county offices, and TO transact any other
business that may come before the Con-
ventioD.
Z, 1t was orileref! that the precinct meetings
be held on Saturday, Marcll, 9th, at
p. NJ. OF that day.
An apportionment OF the delegates tc
the County Convention was made on tho
basis ST one vote for every 25 votes, ant
one for every Is votes and over cast fo
Secretary of State at the last general elec
fi0n
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The Oregon School for Deaf Mutes will
open at Salem on March 3lst. 1880, with
Rev. P. S. knight, principal Mrs. r. Nc
Cullough. matron VIM. S. Smith and
Mrs. iknight, assistant teachers. The aim
will Dc to surround the pupils with the
comforts of a well regulated home, and to
supply them with the best instruction
possible. Those wishing to secure the
admission of pupils at State charge should
send written applications. stating reasons,
before March Both, if possible. Pupils
should be furnished with clothing and bed
ding. as heretofore. Both boys and girls
will be required to help in the light work
of the institution. un1er direction OF the
officers.
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The work of clearing the channel in the
Upper Willamette, Under the direction of
Engineer A. IIabsrsilam, is completed
The government sfiag boat has been under
going repairs. and could not be utilized, SO
the A. a. MeCully was brought into requi
sition; 40 to 150 trees which had been
blown down between FaiEfield and Peoria
by the storm of the 9th ut. and all snags
whiur werc serious distractions to naviga-
tion were removed, and there is now a
eledr channel to Peoria. The worst place
was at Lone Tree bar where so trees had
falleu.
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4 grand entertainment was given by the
scholars OF district No. II, nc the Burkhart
School ol-house, on Thursday, evening. 26th.
1880, under the managcma!st of Messrs.
w. 5. Wallace and II. C. uarilman, which
proved to be grand success, considering
the bad condition of the roads. There was
.; good attendance, AL Of whom enjoyed
the most pleasant evening Of their lives.
Ihe entertainments lasted about four bours.
1Iiisfc furnished by Miss Flora Smith.
Thus far the young people OF. this part are
champions in the way Of giving good en-
tertainments. OBSERVER.
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articles of incorporation have been filed
by Sfessrs. j. n. DoIph. j. Brandt, jr.,
and Paul Schulze, of Portland, incorporat-
ing the Albany s Lebanon Railroad Com
pany. the object being to construct and
maintain railroad and telegraph line
from this city to Lebanons distance of
say fifteen miles. The czpital stock is
fixed at 1900 600, divided into 2. GOO shares.
Work will be commcnced, we are led to
believe, just as soon as the weather viii
permit, aud as the distance is short and
the Iron OH the way, our Lebanon people
will not have long to wait for railroad
ride
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PAHAGsEAMLETS.


AS MARCH,, came in like lion it will
probably go cut like lamb.
Snow, tall on.Tuesday.
Through, the completion of the west
side road.to Corvallis, Albany has lost ira lie
from Benton county. The erection of a
bridge across the Willamette at this city
would more than get iesback.
linn Engine Co. No. recommended
the purchase of lot on the east side of
Lyon. between First and Second streets,
on which to erect an engine house for the
Co.
Bart. Allen, of Halsey, was in the city
Wednesday.
At the Billie Ribbon Club Friday night
d first rate programme was offered. A
good attendance is always secured at these
meetings.
The revival tfieetipgs at the Evangelical
Church still continue nightly, with excel
lent results.
Rev. Mr.. Stevens has purchased place
at Yaquina bay, where be proposes to
remove as soon as the weather and roads
will permit.
traitor Of the estate OF A. Carothers g Co,
A. Carothers being deceased, in this issue.
A light rain Tuesday night with fall OF
snow Wednesday morning. Much of this
kind of weather and the Spring freshet
willbe immense.
Emerson, Fisher 6 Co, of Cincinnati.
Ohis. have secured high reputation as
carriage. builders. Having an immense
establishment they turn out very large
eamotint OF work. See ad elsewhere.
Anyone knowing the wl.ereabonts Of one
David Leroy Leefwiil 7coi,fef- . aavor by
writingte his mother, Mrs, Elizahsetii Lee.
Colona, Berrien. county. Michiga,i..,
W. B. Carter, State Printer and editor
of the Corualiis Gazette, is at Los Angeles.
California. and writes. that his. health is
not improved. but Is still as poor dis when
he LETT home.
W. g. GIiswold is once moro. tres, hay
ing been discharged from custody By Judge
Deadly on Monday.
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Tangent Isc1ns.

Under date of March Sd, our correspond
ent writes:
Weather very stormy for the last three
days-rain, wind and snow. Snow two
inches deep. All farm work has stopped
for the present.
Our annual school election passed off
quietly, Mr.. Henry settlenieir was elect
ed director, and Mr.. A. Blevins was
elected District Clerk. Good enough.
There IS a good deal OF sickness in this
vicinity at present. Mrs. III. McCiung
has been very sick for some time, wifi
very little hopes of recoTerg.
!, tIr. JOHN Ltiper has been quite sick for
the last five or six weeks, with typhoid
pneumonia, but is slowly recovering.
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A. o. U. W..


Banner Lodge No. %. OF Jacksonville,
Instituted by T. B. Odeneal, D.G.M.W.,
February 18th. with thirty charter mem-
bers ard the following officers: P.M.W.,
Thomas G. Reames; NJ W., Fl. X. Han
na G.F., VIM. j. PIynrale O.. Thomas
B. Kent; G., +. B. Watson; r.. Frank
Krause; F., Charles Nickel r., Kasper
Kubli; I.W., Solomon Wise; O.W.,
Fred Luy Trustees, James Wilson, New
man Fisher and Fred Grobe; Medical Ex-
aminer, DR.. Geo. ii. Aiken.
Home Lodge No. 24. of Oakland. was
organized February 2GtIl by I. Z. Odcncal.
D.G.M W., with tho following officers
PM.W.. Geo. Il. Russell NV, Jas.
Dearling; F., f. J. Page; o.. Alex. Glib
son; G., w. L. Fisher; r., Eugene Null
Ter; F., w. II. Moore r., w. II. Kruse;
I.W., E. Hartsock O.W.: T. w. winnt-
ford; Medical Examiner, DR.. E. J. Page.
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A1banp gegister.
LOCAL MATTERS.


At q meeting of the Republican Central
Committee of Linn county. held at Albany,
February 25th, it was ordered that Re-
publican County Convention be called to
meet at the Court House III Albany, on
Wednesday, March 3lst, 1880, at 10 A. NJ,
for the purpose of selecting II delegates to
the State Convention to he held at Port
land. April 21st, 1880, nominating candi-
dates tor county officers, ntJ the transac-
ton of such other business. as the said
County Convention may deem necessary.
1t is recommended that the several pre-
cinct meetings, be held on Saturday, March
27th. 1880. at p. II, for the purpose of
selecting delegates to attend the County
Convention. The several precincts will be
entitled TO delegates as follows:
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we Can't Talk

Without showing the condition of OUT teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not
to be ashamed of them let us use that STAN
lard dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is
sure to keep them white and spotless.
No tartar can encrrst them. me canker
affect the enamel, no species of decay infest
t,,e dental bone. if SOZODONTi is regular
Iy used. 1t is a botanical preparation, aud
It's beneficial effects on the teeth and gums
are marvellous, rs it removes all tliseolora-
tlons, aud renders the gums hard and rosy.
%
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Don.l step shas 6oi.al.

Too suddenly by taking some mixture con-
tanning Morphine. Better far let Nature
take its coisrse. gently assisted by. that
pleasant and reliable remedy, DIR. Young's
Yankee Cough Syrup.
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The annual business meeting OF this
Young Peoples Christian Association will
be held next Monday evening, for, the
election of officers, and such other business
as may come before the Association.
!. 4 Gospel Temperance meeting will be
held next Sunday at 4 O'CLOCK. Text
Romans xiv-21.
). On "Wednesday evening tie services viii
&c conducted By the Presbyterian Church
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THR0 0nkSs

The managers of the exhibition held at
the. RurkIiart School-house, February 26th,
respectfully tender their thanks to Miss
Flora Smith, who kindly furnished us with
music aud the use of her Organ, gratmt-
ously. on that occasion. In behalf of the
managers. II. e. HARDMAN.
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school Meeting !.

Tile annual school meeting was held in
the Court House on Monday night. The
report of the Directors for the year 1879
was read and placed ON file. motion to
authorize the Directors to levy tax of 21a
mills to maintain free schools for the year
brought on a fierce debate, In which
number participated. The Chair ruled
the uAation out of order, on the ground
that tie Directors had no right to levy
tax. A motion was then made that tax
of two mills be levied In the district ~ for
the purpose of maintaining free schools
tor the usual time, and that none but the
common English branches be taught In the
schools. After some discussion, attempted
amendments. etc, q motion was entertain
ed and carried that each voter come for
ward and have vote recorded by the clerks
Judge Finn having been appointed 10 as
sist Mr.. j. II. Burkhart, the School Clerk,
i'm registering the names. The result
showed 81 for the tax to 56 against, so we
are to have free schools the coming year.
Messrs. Bilyeu, John Connor and l.. C.
Rice were the directors for last year. Mr..
Rice's term of Office expires with the meet
ing, and an election will be held at Central
school house ON Monday afternoon for
Director to serve three years, and Clerk
to serve one year.
REPORT OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Following is the report of Directors of
School District No. for the past year:
MONIES RECEIVED:
| Public money. .s65 SO
Gpefhed fer ,fr, as 1s5s s5s Ss Ss
Total ............................ 1884 &C
| PAID OFT:
To teachers, Cue prior Marcel, /, 1s79$ 651 81
Other bin ns per Cierk $ report on 1iie: As 10
Total. ........::: 1885 20
Balance on hand :.........$ Is 81
The estimate for the coming year TO
March /, 1881, providet! school is Taught
nine months and tax levied, win approx
innate as follows:
F6ssens eIae Sc 1o ea s
| teachers ..-...-.....--...A- -. 2,6l0 O0
TWo ooe stoves and putting up....:.:: 50 O. o.
| BIoolns and chalk Observation-Disclosures. q 90
| Incidental expenses. 100 0l
Clerks fees. 30 90
Total l...-....,-..-.....:.:..... $3, ,S45 ca
To meet the above, say We receive pub
lie money 81 500, that will leave deficien-
cy of s.. 045 90 to be provided for by tax,
and which will probably require an as
sessmcnt on the taxable property OF this
district of some two and half mills.
The Directors are CT the opinion, under
the pressure Of the times. that the district
can pass annther year with the present
buildings. All OF which is respectfully
Submitted. J. CONNER,
l.. e. RICE,
| l.. RILYEU.
School Directors
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BabtiSe social.

;. Tie. regular monthly social Of tlte Bap-
list. Church WIN be held at the pastors
residence, next Friday evening. March
5tll, 1880, at z o'clock P. N. All are ihyit-
ed. The usual refresfu1ents viii De served.
COMMITTEE.
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We lave received the first issne of the
Rerfe,r, published at Harrisburg In this
county, by J. N. Allison. II. Is neat
seven column weekly, filed with local and
general news, and under Joe's manage
t1icnt we hope will prove success. The
subscription price is 81 per annum.
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tseaixIOus Services.

Rev. J. I. Wolfe will preach in the n.
e. Church next Sunday. morning and even-
ing. ..Carls, chess and billiards. - will be
the theme in the evening. The public is
cordially invited.
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H1ied.

In this city. March 3d., 1880, Capt. Mat
thews, aged 40. of consumption.
Deceased was an old resident OF this
county, highly respected, and leaves wife,
seven children, ard large circle Of friends
and acuuaintances to mourn Lis loss
AZ KTalhe,,r AGENCY. of bilious remit
tent fsver. FEB. i6tfi,, Mrs =. =. DC 41on-
Aid. daughter cfsJohn Nye, aged ~ yeats
aud three months
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Not Withdrawn.

Mr.. J. Charlton made. us short call
on Tuesday. He has not withdrawn as
Republican candidate for Sheriff of Linn
county, and his iF!en.ls will present his
name to the Republican County Conven-
tiou
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HELMBOLD'S- BUCHU
M~ EmenmaHcH

Ms Eneqaalcd =
b any any remedy ts,o+en. ,n is prescribed
hy ths, ,fsio.t eminent physicians all over
the werld, In
RhetafafatfAlm,
SpePmaatOrrhGa4
WemPnHgfa,
NeFVOgasnesbs
Dyspepsia.
Indigestion,
COmsGipafiOR45. !.
f:e.c..r.t Aches & Pains,
Gemcra1 Debility,
Kidney Diseases,
3 ~ Liver COIRaplaimts-
Nervous ADcbilfays
:. Epilepsy.
Head TROUBLES,
Paralysis.
a.. "a cGemeFal i'll health,
Spinal Diseases
Sciatica,
Deafness:
LliEaabagO3
2 Nervous Complaints,
em1aGe Complaints, DC.
Headache. Pain In the Shoulders. Cough,
Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Eruptions, Bad
Taste In the Mouth, PaIpitation of the
Heart, Pain i'm the region of the Kidfegs;
I197d = thousand other paInflil symptoms,
ffs the ofsfrings of Dyspepsia. :
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Dr. q. w. Gray.

Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Office in Fos-
ter's brick block, up stairs, at large bay
window. Prices in proportion to TINE and
MATERIAL consumed. 1874
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Hook & LADDER 60.

Rescue HOOK & Ladder Co., meets this
evening. The adoption of bylaws, and
other important business on hand.
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DENTIST.

Br. B. R. FREELAND has located In
Albany for the practice of Dentistry.
AN wOER warranted. Office Ina Parrish
blee8x, corner First mad Ferry SITS. feb1
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oregon Eresbytefys

The Prcsbytery Of oregoil will meet in
Albany on the 10th inst.
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March 2tl. 1850, In this city, TO the wife
of Mi. John Foshay, a daughter.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-05

i. Uncailetl for and remaining in the Post
office in tl'is city for the week ending Mar
4th. 1885 -
Boyd, SIalcoIn Miller. S orF
Cox. a w Moore, w NJ
Clark. NJ A Myers, Mrs Maggie
Davis. C a Reese, Joseph
Hcrren, VIM Reed. uonoven
p. Ii. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
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February 25th. $780, at the residence OF
Mr.. VIM. Davis. by Rev. T. j. Wilson,
Mr. r. F. Armstrong and Miss Annie
Windom-all of Linn county, Oregon.
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sc1IooL cLERk,s REroRr:
Following amount. are due

Total Indebtedness March 1850. .$s45 50
OF the amount paid teachers, 1861 81
was paid sor services before March 1st,
1870, being on last school year.
J. FL. BURkHART, Clerk.
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DISEASES
gtadaer aill ssidnegs.

= r 81! =
FOR De0ility, Loss of Memory. Indispo-
sItiOn to Exertion or Business, shortneEs
si Breath, Troubled With Thoughts. of Dis-
sase, DimEesa OF Vision. Pain in. the Back,
Chest and Head. Rush Of Blood to the
Head. Pale Countenapse and Dry skin.
II these symptoms are allowed TO go on.
very frequently Epileptic Fits and Con-
sumption aesllow. When the constitution
'h<eGSAes a aiftcted, II requires the aid of an
lnSigorating medicine to strengthen and
tOae up the. systcsti,i iEhicl,
8He1mbo1 ids Buchu"
BOfs;IN EVERY CASE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-02-09
LYDIA PINKHAM'S
vEGETARLE COMPOUND

is positive cure for those painful complaints ana
weaknesses peculiar TO women. 1t restores tne poou
10 its natural condition, directs the vital power
arigili strengthens the muscles of the uterus, ana
lifts il into place. aud gives IL tone ana strenetn
so that the cure is radical and entire. 1t strength
ems the back und pe,vs region gives tone TO the
whole nervous system restores displaced organs 10
their natural position. That feeling bearing down
causing pain, weight, and headache, is always per
inanenily cured by its use
The patients, who could before walk but lew
steps and with great pain, after the Use OF TINS
remedy walk several miles, without discomfort. 1t
perm.ites every portion Of the system, and gives
no life and vgor. IL removes Dyspepsia. Faint
ness Flatulcncy destroys all cravings for stimuiants
and relieves weakness OF the stomach 1t will cure
entirely the wors: forms OF Failing OF the Uterus
I.ucorrhpa Painful Menstruafion, Inflammation or
Ulceration Irregularities, Floodings ETC., For the
cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex this com
pound is unsurpassed.
II is impossible for woman. after faithful
course of treatment with this medicine to contlnut
TO have weakness of the uterus, and thousands ol
women to-day cherish grateful remembrance
ofthe help derived from the use of this remedy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-02-09

Charles =. Prentice, Of Toledo. O.. went IN
Paris and thence to England 20 be- treated for
Brights disease, and after the best physicians
nf both countries had done what they could
fer him. gave mp III dispair and returned to
america to die. lie received further treat
ncnt from other skillfnl physicians without
benefit. and while "iistlcssly lingering in
pain and anguish. be SAYS, beard of the safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, took it. and was com
pleicly cured in few weeks. He gives cir
eumstantial details of his painful experience
and astonishing cure. in long letter to II.
H. Warner s Co. which will be forwarded
On Application
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-02-09
WASTING
DISEASES
NERVOUS POWER,

Tn. nseri, of this remarkable remedy Is due TO hs
PECULIAR property Of restoring the wasted Tissues OF
well known tina; for every thought and action there Is
.s,il or decay Of amount OF material proportion
ate 10 the magnitude Of the thought or action III.
waste IL .urpl-i By the saiapair,d nutrifise fune-
ton The r-eocious activity Of youth the enfhu-i-
a.tie struggle for wealth and fame in the middle
aged, and Old age Itself cause an undns decay oi ma
ferial nerTogs force.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-02-09

II. o. Addy VI. d., st. John, y. b., writes a. fol
lows.
MK. JAMES l. FELLOWS, r1emisf,
D4ffr Sir.-fIaylng used your Compound syrup oil
iIypcphOspliics for some time in my practice. have
hesitation In recommending II to iny patients VINO
suffering from general debility or any disease oi
the iuug., knowi ,shat even in cases utterly hope
less. IL affords relief
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-02-09

Salt Hoaee. We had ride Of several hours
through Ne slyeefs Of Frsskforf. two orfIree
times crn0ioR the Siser wisich divides Il, and
we were mueh Interested 10 thi. fine old city.
Ocs Rtpg TO IKfDsLsEss
by the cars, Occupied about fonr honrs The
landscape on eif'per hand was similar 10 xba;
we had before seen in Germany. The little
patches VI grain " various kinis. potatoes.
furnips and grz-s- land. boyc the appearance.
We passed them. n b,ing very small, bat
made mp for their rant Of .ize by their n1m-
her and variety. The reason of the strip. Of
each kind of produce being 80 diminutise ~e
did not iearn- But probably the land -
o~ned by wealthy propriefor-, and each cot
tager hires but q small piece, according 10 hi.
meaus. The felds on either side Of fhe road
we're rich with growing cr0I,-. We noticed
many women cutiing grain y ifh siek.es. also
some Sp<n and boys. In one field. laborers
were digging potatoc.; but most Of the po,a-
10 patches were only in blossom.
We passed seyersl neat Villages. and some
that looked weather worn and aDsfrraetise.
Gradually we entered country ~ hills and
ssllsy-. fhc seeuery bearing sdrne resemblance
to that of New Engiand. But several IT the
high ernineDees seen at distance were
crowned wifh the ruins Of castle. anil watch
ao~ u no value except to add a picturesque
charm TO the scenery, and give increased de-
light ~ visitor. like us from Ear and foreign
lands.
IiIIBELBEgC.
We reached Heidelberg lat night. II j. a
place Of about 22 900 inhabitants, mostly on
one or two long straggIing streets. 1t lie. on
boti, sides Of the river Neckar which flows
into the Rhine = few miles from the village.
The city j. shut IN between mountains. hose
-lopes came down closely on each side. The
natural scenery presents a sharp contrast 10
what We have heretofore witnessed on the
continent. except in our voyage up the Rhine.
Some Of the buildings are in the valley. and
some the hill--ile-. They are Of stone,
large, high and handsome Hotels abound.
showing that this il place Of great resort
for summer residents and tourists The
broken. irregular and divrr-iacd mountain
heights and slopes, the rocks. crags aud for
est trees, with the beautiful and costly resi-
dences, churches, hotels and p'hcr buildings,
scattered IN odd confusion, give the place u
charming and picturpqHe atractiycHes-.
must reserve an acrnunt of our visit ia
the old castle of ieidclberg the vineyards on
the opposite slope, and other curious sights
in this beautiful place. til another day.
Looking from my chamber window in the
hotel,
''fhe fendai towers
Through green itnVcs ift their wall. of gray,
And many rock which -fr~ry lowers
Aud noble arch iB proud decay.
i"0k DER this vale Of vintage bowers"
II. X. Il.