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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-25
MIscRLLANEors.

Inc cincloha tree, from which Pc
ruviAn bark is taken, was 80 named in
honor Of the countess Of Cinchen, whose
husband, the Viceroy of Peru, is said to
have first introduced the bark into Eu-
rope.
Godfrey, Of Anjou, who married Ma
tilda' daughter Of Henry l., Of Eng
land, was a greedy, ayarieious man,
and wore in his helmet the eommon
broom Of Anjou, the pIanta genista,
whence his family obtained the name Of
Plantagenet.
Artillery was first used in field war
fare at the battle Of Greasy, August 20,
1886. where the English bowmen were
drawn up in the form OF a hanom, with
small bombards between them, which
threw little iron balls to brighten the
horses.
At certain places in Virginia, along
the Pamunky river, where are great
numbers OF fresh-water mussels, il is
Impossible 10 raise ducks, because at
low water the ducklings are caught by
the mussels and held until drowned by
the rising tide.
In the chancel Of st. Giles church,
c~rippiegate, Eng, there Is 4 tablet In
memory Of a woman named Constance
Whitney, in which she Is represented as
rising from a coffin. The story is that
she was buried while In a trance state,
but owed her restoration 10 the cupid
lily OF the sexton, who disinterred her
to get a valuable ring upon her finger.
Bull racing appears to have been q
favorite sport in England during the
last century, for in 1874 a public spirit
ed citizen OF Northampton offered u
plate valued at e5 to be run for "by
any bull, COW or bullock that never won
the value OF Is in money or plate"
The papers Of n century ago contain
frequent advertisements and descrip-
tions Of these strange cattle races. The
jockeys were subject to the same regu-
latiom that governed them I'm horse
races.
The English army, having got rid Of
much Of the rigidity Of movement which
1t borrowed from the Prussians, is told
by Sir Garnet Wolseley to find out what
an action really Is like and then to a.
dapt n drill that will provide for tactical
realities. lie says that the culminat-
ing point Of any action is utter confu-
sion, and that the drill ought toprepare
for 1t and that regulations ought to be
framed for 1t. 1t is n point, he thinks,
which cannot be avoided.
The title of Chancellor OF the Exche-
quer, borne by the British minister OF
Finance, has been in use since the time
OF Henry /. That monarch formed the
clerks of the royal chapel into a body OF
secretaries or ministers, to conduct the
affairs OF the kingdom. Their head
was called the Chancellor, and when
they regulated the finances Of the coun-
try they sat around a table marked in
70 u,ro iu,o . -
which h ,-..onn,s .,ora ronaar"s
ui'i' says VI '"e oo"Ae"ipo-
rdry:-'The want both of fancy and
WING" s.iihes eVery Eng
"', ,e.oi III Tue contemporary poetry
anu nn y, GERMANY, 10 a"e 10 .ne
"'ei''o" piouuccu ny the e~Aaggera'eu
s''ess 'aid upon THESE very qualities IN
u WORKS OF 1he omant poets. Ana
Win uermahs OF high oil culture, VINO
hoid no positive religious creed, still SO
often regard tue Cathoiic church W.T. an
understand this "a owing ch,eav 20 the
iact 'hat durihg the greater part OF the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-25
A Physicians Testimony.

l hereby certify that l have been n
practicing physician for twenty-seven
years, and for many chronic cases in
my practice do recommend Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t was
upon my advice that G. w. Stamm, ed
itor Of the Industrial Era, obtained
this valuable remedy.
AlJid, Ia. A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. ID.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-25
S1.25

Per Bottle. Those who have never
tried IL should not fail to keep 1t on
hand; those who have tried 1t and know
Its merits, would not be without 1t for
n moment. 1t effectually avoid all
SUMNER DANGERS.
and furnishes the most complete and
certain Of
! %SEASONABlE SAFEGUARDS,
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
3Oieme's
QGQe Oh nssVIaiter.

@cisnt's ess,' " Slus.Ylafr bar b 40,
ft 80 Nlr csr.t almtneeliS %btiisnei Rcrae.
Ddnmdrf, o. Sp,ri1t. % uunett alminetlti
anerteneslis for ttis pslaisr,nee Gs,nfiattr
3uinosr al p,rlcn.r, Der bar liet naf,n uian'
tslis. Smtrttr, riaerasnt 8 q 8 aar iiltas,,
or pte @rultn al bette Ilaiter blspn, faleicm,
men btlbr,etne. Stts btlbrte,net 9irininatr
l'uus beree tilesls btlfrirts:
u Stits Viaitu tr Get btoit "a pirllcmlit
eaatmiee,l icr @ist r1 Nbe umdiisme. brles
,nttn | 2osatn. @ltutrnt, 9sntns tlIsr anert
Telt al stseme, i.lp en- Smnitn .r hsrt
Mar aammtl. btIbree,s ben paa fort 5ie. pte al
lasss en- Stinelap, bsimurt mto glaitStt, paa
BET 9Th al qtatmtt. nr inerttr.
q lett, 9llltsr brusss for gtbma. icri
alntseras, eunstiost, @rsfs a e~una,tplesr.
BET lmsrts raa an Sfinollp o. laasts eda Sros
fttt tpis man lite fan iaals let Ger, b m.ls
lem Stulertnt.
81 Spis c, W,nn.v. tar glcetat, icraar.
ilsst sHtsn pte Falo, eida. Gtso tuer alem,
NE. .r esttt plaii,r It btrlist Nieetl; bet ims'
res ea liatlsess rda IN Stnclap. "a Smsrisu
.r tneen faa Tag. fiQst, cog miaa bier l2t.
lime npi Nlaitr rlals59ts; ben FANNIE Climb
lap tan altib bruses.
~ Scr Scpeepln. l9aa.s Qlaiitr,t ,cutt raa.
lnurt pal Climb tier 3aii. tnten pal Qlnotn
tlsr 5tnttn1srns; for Sanerins sr Qlditsrti
4 fcrtrtnliSt Micesl /; man las5,r bet pll ben
Stcs oi 3lnetn. bper Snerisn tr. q iile9iitr
otnne 9cot; inetn en- Sine ,r Smsrt,n tprts.
81 Au. aatns Saar. Splosr tlsr dnrtn llp.
lltt, tsr Qlaltrst ttnptits Ill. az Smsrttn oil
ci irdr aftass SaarbaliomL Ole su,r hes.
liss ling tsbsrss itts; bette Ilai,r oil falo'
ftsuei9 l1st SHttt.
81 For al. 9nflnnmaticntr, fem Rci.n.
rsos, brqnotnot Cine. Braneialr tit. ar bel oti
ttciie Mieel. Srits Saar bsltrsrts s Iass.
kcr Vcrier. eigtcrn. CO f~orfrosns Ssmmsr sr
ot ct prsoei MPienel.
y Suulit q Soriisi.lit. az bcan Rlrn mar,
nts ian. | Saresitsbte S~rpttstsnetli. bOsarntr.
or gipt Die, ioroslts iiraI rte Srus,n al Yla.
iierst. "a cpbsr.r sftsr icrt 3ie aletl,s. Ictn
II ncltt aRieetl bshsrtr al hrulss.
Sbuicn. at 9ste Sssss oS Sluss4laitr fine,s
hun bcs llnbsrt.an.es.
Yeripntr paa Sanett. Der inei.net 81 | icrfte,
lei Srtc. iaar p~crtcfTit iill.not 8 patttr mel
,m0latnee Pcft.
Ees- Oct bsr finets I ,ntrtr Tamili..
Io- Snaen Yatte af Swenitt cate.
d SluB8 alter er egte, lom ii bar
Fac Smile" al min e~aenbanoiae
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
Kendall's SPAWN Cure


,r ct ffnt Mitetl frr SPAWN, splint, Curb,
callous. Calls, 6erprifninser, Ssotitr, Siir'
ttp / etmmtns. Srlpin 'ursrr uesn al t'tsr'
late &larr eltr Sdar. Stnnt wVteidn tr
lia,iaaace FOR Seli lem Tpr, ~ tan uetn Sti'
h trlsts I'll bptr 4lrttte. VI tltnesr Ct atl'
irlee, trcr esnnt M2teidn tursrtot ct ppttt'
cnet rs alr almrntli. 6rtners W Maliaar'
a, e.nu, Rteian rl fursrs Stns Srarlu uetn
IT s~itnyiart Marie ca uetn al crtratts SlaTtr.
Gcidffct Grfldrine.
Eli s,rsm bet MIA psnfommt - J aarti
1878 trulit ia TT. 8eneaIs "SNpin Cure
"a .urtItes rte Glslr al etnns en- "Scnt Sra'
pin.' fltrs Ralutrtr elnlmti. n9ltsn Salcetlsn
ila tor icm Il fsnissa. Gtparttn at bort
"a ltltltets Siipbtetn. Seq bar brusi Stltsn
lt~jeit,n Ten iie. rs nn bar ueisri hdirft ar'
g,irs. bar aleris rari Ialt, o. I'm bar rGTti
liaeiaa irii icm nN.rfnnt. Sa lalssr psls
r%rtttli,n III "&tneals Spcin Cure.
u. n. @lius.
Grcstnra Rats. gt., Tstr. IS. 1879.
Sworn and Subscribed to before me this
25th day of February, A. d. 1879.
John q. Jenne, Justice Of the Peace.
II. 2. Iarikals arnipr, Md gan. psirt
(iirtit. 0alama,cc.. ben l5es Avril. 1879.
y. !. atneal. Gncsburab S1us. ~. -
rsifaTtet: SEA meetcs TO 1lll'u "Splcin
Sure" fett 9nuudr. Stt elae,r mia al hes
rtttt al rtnnt Mltcitu utrttitr NlL bpae Aptrs
,stuRnist fNtr. 3 llaer liter jag ttScnett al
eru9s Rtoieinsn rdr min fofttart @tli aleles
utR. gRtp Aaitlit Ctre
Scbn Starter.
Stue ,'ttr iauirtrst girmlars. brori pii
iurts als %sni'slIee Svlpsnin5sr. 9nlsu aRes
GIN bar. ialrtet ri rfh. psrd tturittt met
laean ntie lpr apr9 ialOtipm Scli.
Pris 81 90 IT. EllPt tler 8 Sll',r irr
So 90. Aae apoibtttrns bar Rseleintn tIsr
fan flft n,n, tlltr nn cil tlipS lSnet III Drills
iniembslt aertsis rse ReolaSdien Al Vriisn.
Or. 2. Z. atnoal & 60.
6nrsturl. 6lue. ".
q. J. Better. as,ni. Gttcrlp. 9Nrl.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
L TIL
New York!

Igaar reiste BEN BEAR, Eer af DEBORAH SQUARE
DEALING CLOTHING HOUSE, til New York, og vii opholda
sig der nogle Uger for at have Opsyn med Fabrikationen.af
ct stort Oplag af Mands- ogiDrengekl@der, der err unde err Ar.
beide for hans Butik her DEBORAH. Han reiser iaar lidt
tidhgere end ellers, men han har besluttet sig til selv at
vare tilstede og Sc at Alt er som Diet skal vere, godt Ti
skaaret efter nyeste Mode, og vel syet. T6ierne vii blive ~
de bedste, nemlig ENGLISH WORSTED" og fine franska
"DIAGONALS, :" passende for Stadsklader, og dertil vii ba,
have ct vel assorteret Udvalg af BUSINESS SUITS, Han
har truffet saadanne Arrangementer med Hensyn til Ind.
kjOb at T0ier og Fabrikationen af Kladerne, at han vii we're
island til at s@lge samme billigere end noget andet Handles.
hus. Han reiser til New York fordi, at New York err Diet
stOrste og bedste Kl@desmarked Landet og naar han kom.
mer tilbage, vii han have Diet storte Oplag af fardigsyede
Klader, der nogensinde har varet bragt til DEBORAH By.
Kladninger i allie Finheder og til allie Priser, Kladninoer fr
Drenge og smaagutter saavel som for Voxne.
bet er vr Mening at regjere Kl@deshandelen her
DEBORAH, og vi vii have Varer nok til at supplere hele Win.
nesheik og o~mliggende Counter, og hvad vor Forretninps.
made angaar, saa har vi nu varet lange nok i.Decorab I'll
at den maa vare kjendt, og, som vi haaber, fordelagtigt.
Wort Oplag af sK0 og sToVLER er komplet. og udep
~Skryderi tor vi sige, og vi vii garantere, at man kan spare
Penge we'd at kobe hos os. bet Par StOvler, som vi selger
for $500 er redeligt vardt $3.50. De vii lettelig blive over.
bevist heron, blot we'd at Sc dem.
vi ah@gger herved vr hjertelige TAX til Publikum
Winnesheik Co. og Omegn for den Signing vi har haft, OF vi
lover we'd redelig Handel og Vandel at giore es fortient til
samme i Fremtiden.
L@s dette Advertisement n6iagtigt, OF lad Deres Ven.
ner l@se Diet, da det VII BETALE SIG og BETALE SIG VEL
at handle hos
BEN BEAR,
DEBORAH STRENGTHENING Clothing Store.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
500, 900 Mcres auSt QanS,

mob ben tiaist Yris al ira
s. til IS pr. Acre.
SllpSpilflarsns for 1880 ere 10 qars Stn.
liano. 8 liars Seniane. ? aarS SsnIianp %
8cntant.
Sun s Yrctsnt 8ente.
Den beeis 5io at rsiis iii Rebraita forai
l'a1s NJ ct Slem er Barren 1880.
8sr ~ mee at lsie uotrulie Tarms.
Ssr pp mto II bstlIs 10 I'rccent N,nte.
Gin ei Dir llnleem no Nnerss 3isnelit.
Sss Ct Sism | Rstraifa.
Wllee 9intre. Scet 9aup. rig Scretunb.
Vieere Splpsninser lnldasnes bette ednecm.
raaee mstpslss frir. Pdmplstsr % 6uularr
raa b norl''Mnlte SprcS ueiencss gratis.
Neresfsr Qrof. q. 4nesrfcn,
eare Gri, .. & ". ". ". u. omaha, 9s6.
20 tai
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03

! etnnt 6crretainSs5rsn sr pi p,l i%orisn,ee
bar 'iullt rt btofs % m,ii uoislts ~llopdlo.
er npa'niiues CT brast I'll bette 6euntp o. oil
naar suiisr. altie rare tillt,es pab SsSraptlir.
aatl19s 3tparatieRsr ueisrss prcmlia
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03
HORSE BOOK.

ATreatise on the Horse and his diseases;
containing an "lndex of Diseases which
gives the symptoms, cause and the best
treatment of each a table giving all the
principal drugs used for the horse, with the
ordinary dose, effects, and antidoet when
a poison, a table with an engraving Of the
horses teeth at different ages, with rule.
for telling the age af the horse; a valuable
collection of receipts, and much other
valuable information by b. Kendall MD.
Sosen er libiipr,t m.b en- bel Wanabe
oelleoenoe legntnger os ienbes portofrii
for Is Gents. @oresie
y. anunoien. 9eeorab, Soua.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-03

Thanksgiving pna Smllaaet.
Sea imrprtsrsr eirsits fra 9lcrat iisrle Bars
tier al ben bspin neritt Siftltrtrtran. Den.
are ben m,it upmsrftre W.ticin nj StIbr ptlis
# ale sp9cpmms. N5sumatisms. almInp.lia
Soalbee. Slappslls cip.
Yrts 81 90 rr. Tlaife.
g.. n Hoiene,
3l4 Oipiiion CT, 6bita9c. Sll.
nd- 8cr gala he's al. fsris alasfts apo.
.befsrt / ednpoihthsrne, iamt [ Yartiu bcs
xbieasps @boltialt Grussilter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW D&s
LEANS RAIL4R0AD.

Trains will Leave and arrive at the OaIifspa
srrest Depot. on and alter January II. 1880, a.
Ao'-0 Leave, Arrive.
Exn. No, /, 2:30 D, "a. | Exp. no. 2. 500 q. Ra
Mixed No. 8. 7:lb g. N. Mixed No. 4, $3.50 D. M
Nos. and run daily, Nos. and daily ex-
Saturday Accommodation for MeComb Otss
leaves at 4:60 o. n.
Sunday Excursion for McComb City leaves &c
7:1s a. m. Returning, arrives at $50 h %. =.
rHRoUdH TO LOUISVILLE pINGIHHATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. ann 9r ZOE
enabling passengers to ge through Tisn0ug SsJ
leaving the train. Only one s, s DHAHdE TV
NEW YORK and EAST ERN UlTlko.
Improved Sleeping and hecllning Onalr 60
10 Vicksburg daily, without change.
TiekeFs for sale, berthe secured and tnfor0as
tion given at No. a Camp street, cofAsS e
ool1n'on' A.D. SHELDON, Ticket Assns
F.OHANDLER. General Passenger AGeas
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
RAILROADH.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. SPANISH

OFFICE New ORLEANS 5PArrsH FoRT AHD
Lake Railroad Company.
nN AND AFTER MARCH /, 1850. TRAINS
" will leave the Depot. corner OF Canal and
Basin streets, at eco. 9, II, IL. andi
O'clock, and the rate will be as follows:
Round trip to The Lake and return 20 cents
Round trip. children between and II
years. .s-...--.- .s..+,+--s-. MW Genus
Round trip to City Park and return. le centa
Family tickets, IS round trips. :........ % 50
FAMILY chIIdran na1i To- 10 yeape p unu @ 81 %
Cbildren nnder years............. Free
Liberal Arrafigements will be made with ptes
nile parties and schools.
Arrangements can be made for special trains.
to be run during or after regular hours.
: II. q. WILLIAMS.
mho I'm General Manager.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
AUCTION SALES.
ny Montgomery d Go.
BROOMSI BROOMS!

For account OF whom Ii may concern.
yNyE SHALL SELL ON THURSDAY, APRIL
w 15 at IL n m, At No 81 Camp street
80 dozen CORN BROOMH.
40 gross TEA and TABLESPOONS, and other
goods In addition 10 our usual furniture sale.
apf4H MONTGOMERY " co Auetioneerg.
M ONTaOMERY u 90,
JM AUOTIONEERB.
VIII sell Horses. Mules. Cows. Carriages ans
HARNESS at auction. at
MoNTGoMERY's TATTERsAII6.
No. 10 Baronns street..
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ne III
O'Clock,
Consignments OF stock solicited. au1s
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
NTEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ (MOBILE FAST LINED

~ (MOBILE FAST LINED
THE BHOKTEST nOUTN TO EASTEK&
CITIES.
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAHs
HENaHR TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. April !, 1852. trains
wifi arrive and leave depot. foot OF Canal Gn09k
40 follows:
LEAVE. AknM
No. Exprees lNo. Express.
daily. 90 a,m.t daily. 90 Az1d
40. q Express No, Express
dailv.,...-. 500 p,m.t daily ....-. 1o.1e LIN
No & Coast Ae- mo. Coast Ac-
oommodatPn commodadn
daily except daily except
Sunday .....s:so DIM. sunday 20 an.
Ttekets may bo obtained and Sleeping Oax
Berths secured In advance on application 81 tla
office corner Camp and Common streets. oDDof
'l'' o''' 11B b. B, RoBrNgOE. guperfntendenk
dl1y wv. COLEMAN, Ticket AGENT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

Why suffer with Indigestion when MalakoG
Bitters affords certain relief. Get bottle and
trv IT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

the State, and to obtain possession by the
State OF all the stamps printed.
SEC 80. Be u further enacted, ETC., That
after the stamps are printed all the plates,
types. stereotypes, stamps, dies or other
things used In printing the stamps shall be
delivered to and taken possession OF Dy the
Governor and Auditor OF Public Accounts, and
shall be by them sealed up and deposited In the
vault OF one OF the chartered banks In the
city Of New Orleans, other than the Fiscal
| Agent, and shall 30 remain until demanded
! jointly by the Governor and Auditor OF Pub
Lie Accounts, for the purpose 81 having addi1
tional stamps printed, after Wnlcn tney snail
be again 30 deposited.
| SEC, 40. Be ID further enacted, etc., That the
stamps, when prepared, shall be all delivered,
| jointly, to the Governor and Auditor OF Pub
| lie Accounts, who shall make an inventory or
statement of the same, In presence OF the Sec
retary Of State, showing the number, denom-
| nations and amount thereof, which inven-
tory shall be certified by the Governor, Au.
ditor Of Public Accounts and Secretary OF
State; and the original, after being recorded
in book to be kept for that purpose In the
office of the Secretary of State, shall be de-
posted with said Secretary Of State for safe
keeping and for the inspection OF any citizen
desiring to inspect the same; and after suct
inventory has been made, all OF said stamps
shall be delivered to the Auditor OF Public
Accounts, who shall charge himself with the
entire amount thereof, and shall be respon
sibe therefor IL not delivered to the STATE
Treasurer, as hereinafter provided. .
SEC. Al. Be 1t further enacted. etc., That TN
State Treasurer shall, from time TO time
withdraw from the Auditor OF Public Ac
counts enough Of said stamps to Keep Away
on hand sufficient to supply the demant
therefor by the public, and shall receipt to tn
Auditor Of Public Accounts therefor, ant
which receipt shall be credit TO the Audito
for the amount 30 withdrawn.
SRO. A. Be it further enacted ETC., That tn
State Treasurer shall dispose Of said stamp
at their face value, for lawful money only, t
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
fees severely Frozen.

Mr.. w. II. Brown arrived in this city
Tuesday evening from Prinesville, with
both feet badly frostbitten. lie lett Hind
mans on the 24th of March with small
amount of grub and pair of snow siiees.
The first days travel was pleasant enough,
but on the 25th It commenced showing and
kept up It's lick for twelve days. Bill was
soon entirely out of provisions, and was
compelled to kill his dog to sustain life.
He declares the snow WAS twenty-five feet
deep, and being soft he would Sink into it
at every step. snow shoes and all. M tn
his waist. When he reached Fish Lake
he found the snow had crushed in the new
two-story house built last Summer by
Burn,eister 6 Co. 1t was rough expert
ence for Bill, and any man with less muscle
and nerve than he possesses would never
have lived to tell the tale. Under the care.
tnl attention OF DIR. Savage, Bill will come
around all right In a few days.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

There seems to be a degree of unccr-
tainty about the solution of the popular
puzzle of .'15'' that creates the greatest
attraction. Society, from the highest to
the lowest, has fallen victims to that
Unsuitable curiosity that shows itself ia all
the race of Adam whenever anything
nev or strange throws itself in sight, and
invests In s.15.'' It may be true. and &c
may the reverse. that the universal atteu-
tion given to this odd number 10 un-
wortl,ily bestowed, but one thing is ssiead
sure.' there is positively no uncertainty
about the fact that T.. E. Blafn keeps the
largest assortment, the latest and best
styles at the lowest rates, Of gents and
youths clothing general furnishing goods,
boots, shoes, hats, ETC., and that I've keeps
his stock mp by the receipt Of new goods
continually.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
a vgeorep. Faesery nseaea.: !:

The demand for wool the co,rsinSe
year will probably be immense, and thoss
who are engaged In sheep hnsbandry In
Oregon and Washingeon win doubtless
reap the benefit OF enhanced prices. Obs
of the great demands OF thEss city Il. &
weolen factory where the ptodtcs aeedea
tor home consumption could be worked
up by our. own industry. thus enabiiig.
our people to save the cost Of freight ata.f
other charges OF exporting wool. and ins-
porting It again In the Shape Of uanufso4.
tnred cioths.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
An nron Brsaws:

A friend informs US that the iron bridge
at Mankato, Minnesota, 80 FEET ia iergsf,s
of the Prat truss pattern, cost e9s. 600.
The bridge has two spans Of 1ss feet each.
while the draw is is3 feet. At the
present price oflron. such = bridge across
the Willamette at this city would probab-
iy cost not less tllan 80, 900. But the
sum uamed Is small compared to the vast
benefits which would accrue to our city
from its erection. If Albany proposes
to hold its present advantages. . bri.lGa
across the Willamette is an absolut6
necessity. and we must be up and doing
for the world moves and the matter u5h4
be delayed until It . too late. The g6ldea.
opportunity Is ss0so.
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Physical Culture - recitation by Misc
Maggie Foster, OF Albany-ssD Destruction
OF Bramln Village . and address by Rev.
=. 3. Mccain, on etiquette In Schools.
Mr.. Mccain believed that teaching should
be made and regarded as profession, and
that teachers should be paid a sufficient
compensation for their labor as to induce
them to continue In their work. Supt.
Powell supplemented the gentleman's re-
marks with some practical suggestions on
the importance OF cultivating politeness In
schools. The literary programme of the
evening closed with humorous recitation
by j. II. Foster Jr., of Albany-''rhe New
Church Organ.''
THIRD DAY.
Tho Institute convened saturday MORN
ing at $50 A. N. Tho printed programme
was dispensed with, and the discussion of
s.Sci,ool Disciplinc'' taken up-Miss Fl. Az
Edison. of Albany. leading. Mrs. Train,
Messrs. Sox, Biiyeu, Mcfarland, Moses.
and others took part.
A resolution offered by E. F. Sox was
unanimously passed, condemning the use
of tobacco by teachers also one tiiscard-
ing the Use of the title Professor" as
applied to teachers in the public schools.
The following resolution was offered by
Tlad. Ianford. and after discussion
adopted Snpt. Powell. Hon. L. Bilyeu
and Il. J. Wilson speaking in support.
1eesoEred, That as tie tptelligence OF
the masses and IA system of free public ed.
ucation that gives equal facilities OF acqnir-
ing knowledge and intellectual advantages
to the children OF the poor Us Of the rich,
| Is the corner stone of American free fnsfi-
tutions and tile safeguard of democratic
| people, we are in favor Of maintaining
| against all enemies our free public school
| system. and raising it ever to higher and
! better standard of excellence.
The Committee OIL Resolutions pre-
sented report which was unanimously
stitute to tile trustees of the Presbyterian
Church citizens of Halsey, to the Glee
Club and band, and to the o. Sc C. II. r
Co., for courtesies and hospitalitics ten
dered and enjoyed.
/ On motion of Hon. L. Bilyeu 1t was
| voted that the Institute meet next year at
Scio.
| fSupts 1ONcA SusScSleu rs uciP u
good order in schools the adoption of 9
daily written programme, and also recon-
nended that every teacher should take
some good educational journal.
Before adjournment. Mayor Thompson
of Halscy, was introduced and made 1
short address to the Institute as the guest
of the citizens of Halsey, which by IFS felic
itous manner put ali in the best Of humor
Prof. Powell responded in an equally hap
py vein in behalf of the Institute.
The hour for the departure Of the trail
having arrived, the Institute finally nd
journed. and the visiting members re
paired to the train accompanied by mum
bcrs of friends among the townspeoplt
including the band, and bearing ava
with them to their several places OF laho
the most agreeable recollections of the n
nial town OF Haisey, aud the wholesome
hospitality of its good citizens.
MARY A. BLAZER,
THAD. HANFORD.
Secretaries
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