The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-23
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Dr. Pack, of the Surgical Institute,
yesterday performed surgical opera
tion on the leg of IA Young gill by the
name of Jordon, from Illinois. sent here
for treatment The bones Of both her
legs wiilIhave TO be Partially removed.
and the little Sufferer viii l.aye 10 sub
mit to tao painful operations. The
eaiuse Of her afilic,iom il from ''i,anjins.
the riii 'es.E' 4 fAstiaie cnssss.d il, grilef-
ally by young ga h tessiispz ianen,dsis.
or death of the bopu. l.c doetor stated
to a reporter, ia lhia epuneetion, That
similar cases were constantly occurring
from tits same cause, INIT mors itt-
4hently fegulging IN necrosis oi tho
spine, aud that there lias ,aol been n
month Iassed but more or less eases of
this character came to The institute for
treatment. lie Gays that rope jumping
produces continuous concuasiou on the
joints which inpitiee upona.ihe bone,
causing at the 6rst stage petioAtciia, and
finally resulting III lh. death os d,e
bone lie a,iuka that l#renta and
Teachers zshoald be Wat,a.d Of this dan-
gernHs sport, aud eradicate il entirely
from the Fairgrounds of el,shlrel, a. il
is ruinous ia ilB Effects and ts the prime
cauas at more cripplrs :nnong uia feinale
portion Of the Community than probably
any one cause. lie niso added that
during the practica OF his profession
deaths bad been occurring, coming IN
der his observation, which wcn; the re.
suit e this l,efnieious pasti,ue. To- npnf
clasioa. be I.:,id; II woall isNAu, enii-
dr,n asy,in.l unpea jumping, aBd would
Advise lariut2aRd teachers 10 prolabis
it unllsr all circumstances" 8rF
THR coLBksT ToiiS oN TiYE CL6f:E.
4" -s Hti11a aa1
People Ybo gre p4t sHlisaed with
New York winter weather may go to d
town NldehoI tasni,ollt and other trar-
elers have pronounced the coldest on
the globe. This is Jakutss, or Ssa
kootsk. tie chief town' of the province
of that nauie in Eastern Siberia, on tbs
left bank Of the river Lena, 63' north,
longitude 49, ST cast and distan,
from st. Petersburg 1851 miles, The
ground remains. continually frozen %
the depth of 300 feet, excel4 in mid
summer, when it tbaws three feet at tbs
surface. During ten days inaAggust
the thermometer marks eS5ss but from
November to February it ranges from
42' to 6s' below zero and .tlg river il
solid ice for nine months,, cat of the
twelve. The entire industry Of thG
place-popnlation about 5,0o0r+is com.
prised in, candle works, and yetit. is tho
| principal market of Eastern. Siberia fol
traffic with the hunting tJibaslof the
Buriats. The former mostly nomadil
have large herds of hnraos5 And cattle
and bring To market butter, which il
sent on fllorSt.Ilaels to tic port Of Ok
Lotsk .19le ihdn,a, also nomadie
bring quantities Of sablfrm; martins
foxes, hares, squirrels and the like, ane
many of them are sold at the great fai
In June, which, with May is Che activ'
period OF the year. InaMay the col
leeted goods are conveyed to- the sea
ports, whence they are sent in ever,
direction. The merchandise, chief,
| furs and mammoth tnsk, sold at the fair
amoiint IN value to- 100000 fo;;bles-4
/ $500, 900, 9ii ai e Il eaod ~
I diis.Is JEsf TO GENTLE. isiila9
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