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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
aRlers FACTS


The coffee shrub Crews about six
teen feet in height.
The head of the seulpin is one -fourtls
of is whole length.
There are petroleum wells ON the
IrTawaddy River. in BGrmah.
Carpenters were originally makers
OF car1,es.fa or carriages.
The ancients always barnessed
their Elorses abreast, never length
wise.
The ancient British used tackels
without heoIis, cut Out 9! slid TIM
Der.
The next use of the Nag yiiower,
after her memorable voyage to Amer
lea, was te carry 4 cargo Of slaves 10
the West Indias.
Some OF the terra Gotta vases found
at Herculsneun, are thin as The thin
nest gI;sss.
Some of lae Egyptian mummies
are eneased in bandages mere than
one thousand yards long.
Ahanmock suspended on wheels
was one Of the styles of carriage
among tie Angio-Saxons.
Handkerchiefs of Queen Elizabeth
were of rarti-eolored silk or cambric
edged with. gold lace.
The wheel, as n torture among The
Greek ks. CONSISTED. in whirIing the
criminal round ill he expired.
The mineral characters OF the Per-
slams and BrahnIiBs are similar to
Arabic eiafaeters in use among Us.
The heroes Of Hnmer's tiule USED
after meals 10 wipe their hands Oh i
piece Of Tread nj throw il 10 ihs.
dogs.
Carrying saddle FROM ole plact.
toanother was an iguoininiou. punish
ment among the oid German lEitiOiis.
4 single pound Of cotton has been
spun into thread seyenty-sIx miles
III length the same quantity of wool
ninety-fi.e miles long.
Frogs have been kept torpid in an
lce-hou-e for three Year, aud 4 half,
and have revived when brought ont
into the sun.
Pawnbrokery was established In
England by Northburg, Bishop Ul
London, and if redemption of any
snn borrowed was not made at the
years end, tie preacher at Sc. Panrs
Cross was 70 declare that lie pledge
was to be sold in fourteen days II. II
was not forthwith redeemed.
4 physician of Germany, who re
Gently died at great age, asserted
that his long life was due 70 the fact
tfat he always slept with MS head to
The north. He declared that tie iron
contained in our systems, fading It.
self in the direction OF the magnetic
current which continually flows over
fhe.surfaee Of the globe toward the
north pole, becomes nagnetized and
SO increases The energy Of The yifa
principle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

A ferfner writing Il mvor Of drain
ed lands says that lie corn on CONF
mon tiled land Is urge and beautiful
and Il growing rapidly, with a dark
green, healthy coIer. He says, II
measured corn over string Of tile on
my own farm yesterday and It was
Ihiriy-six inches high. On fhe ground
which did not feel the effects or thn
tile the corn Only averaged twelve
inckss in height.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

Legaminous crops have special
power of accumulating nitrogen In
the surface soil and are hence of the
greatest value IN = rotation. Red
Clover Is the most striking instance
Of this action. It's ronls extend fur
ther perhaps than those Of any other
farm crop, aud being bienual IL has
a hong period for grawth. The ace /
mutation OF nitrogen at the surface,
In the form of roots, ssu5bIe and de.
cayed vegetable matter, i in The
case Of good erop OF clover - consid-
erahle, that tire whole OF the above
ground growth may b. removed as
hay, and the land yet remain greatly
enriched with nitrogen, and in an
excellent condition for producing a
crop OF wheat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

There IS probably no feed 80 good
for raising good dairy aninlnIs a.
warm skim-miIk with mixture OF
moderate quantities of ground oats
scalded. The milk and oats contain
a large amount Of muscle and bone
material, and, as consequence, We
have a COW with ~ excellent consti.
iuii"D and a gssd >iz.d frame corn
meal duss fiof contat'l enangi 9f the
reqa-iie materials f,r dsihg i god
siz.sI aud al tlie ssina lin. we'll
formed atianll 'ihe oafs Inieht i,e
aiternsted with liD-es.d md cotton
sefsi lTleal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02


A farmer in Indiana gives the fol-
lowing result of an experiment with
bone dust and wood ashes. He says:
81 applied 600 pounds Of dry nsl-
Ieached ashes 10 tho acre and sowed
wheat on theland, the result being
but six bushels to tho acre. Adjuin.
ing this tract I drilled in 200 pounds
Of bone dust, and the three acres pro-
tluced at the rate of twenty bushels
to the acre, being an Increased yield
of fourteen bushels to the mere over
the tract sown with wood ashes. The
following year | used 800 pounds oil
bone dust upon the esame plat whore
had previously sown coo pounds oi
ashes, and the result was forty hush.
els of wheat to the acre, being double
what the bone dust had produced
alone. This experiment satisfied ms
that ashes alone, or bnne dust atone,
would not give a yield that pail 60
my satisfaction. This plat with
ashes, yielded six bushels to the acre
with bono dust IL yielded twenty
bushels, hut when tho two are cnm
bined harvested forty bushels. Thli
shows what experimenting and i
small expenditure Of money viii d,
for the progressive farmef.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

The Australians have very striH-
gent law for the eradication of scab in
sheep. State scab inspectors are APP
pointed, whose business IL Is To- see
that the law Is enforced. Every
sheep owner who discovers iadiea-
ti0ns of scab in his flock Is obliged to
notify all fock-masters within GER
tain radius of the fact, and also 81
post notices in public places. II the
disease is not stamped out within
rinety days the diseased animals
must be killed. The result has been
that seal, has almost entirely disap-
leared from Australian fIocks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

II those farmers whose firms are
soils underIaid With clay would sell
one equarter or one -halfof their land
and put the proceeds into the judic-
ioas Thorough tile drainage OF the
rest. they would make more money
from the one-haif OF the original farm
under Improvement than they now
do from the whole area.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

Manure should be fDrked over o.
casionaiiy 10 make it fine. Tit Is
heating. then muck OF loan should
be mixed with it 10 absorb the am
nonia which is forma,l during the
process of decomposition. Sprlnk
ling the manure pie with ground
plaster is advisable The plaster
will absorb any ammonia which es-
eapes from the pile and save il for
rTile use of growing plants Ammo
MA is too vaIuabie an element of
plant food to allow It 10 be wasied
Again upon some lands plaster 4 an
excellent fertilizer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

cu.SNaAah can't be snaah ~ every agent every
Dsps1sp inu,,sh Ia the business We tafillsh but
those willing 10 work eaey earn eozeu dollars
day right il their localities lave no time 70
explaln here business pleasant and honorable. Wos
men, and boys and girls do as well IS neil. We VIII
furnish YOU complete outht iree. We Will bear eN.
pense OF starting yon. Particulars tree. Nflle anu
nee Farmers and mechanics, their sons and. augii-
tefs and an classos Ia need nl paying work at bonle
should write 10 M and leaml al about the work a.
once Address TRuE Co.. Augusta, haihe-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

cnp Z. A WEEK IN your own town and no capital
eBDt1 rlsk6d. You can give the husiness trial
far those willing u work. You should try nofhlng
else until YOU see for yourself what You can de - the
business We offer No room 70 explain hefe on
ean devote an your time ur only your spare time %
me hsilless and make great lny Lop every hour you
work Women make ~ mtril az men. sena ief speT
caI private terms and Ft.cuale which W mai tfte
yon have such chr ncs Address X. HAi-kst%I q
CO., Portland Aainn 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
City Marshal's Sale for Delsn.
quent Taxes.

NOTICE i hereby given tia. by virtue q var
rant issslsi By kserer 81 tlsu IItg Ut Aissty
Linn ceisy and state nt ofexaa, ultier The sal II
said city dated the isih das II Nay, i<si, sBd an
nrNel - tho delinquent taN las of the eity ei Alba
NJ. ifectag - ie4s uisln te sia and eiiatEria
ii The delinquent lzyefs in said list; aud II negss
~ ioand ten Upon the raj estate hantsing u SAIL
enqaeats. 81 loFth IN @aa dslinqaeft taA st ~
- much shall satisfy the tile aaigaas charged
with cests Aaa eNEsiises II eelisttsl AnsF, ulrre
have fr waat Il personal ppefsy lesisai uihn thg
following described real estate. ~ eis:
Ascsd - i.ntiser Eikisss ta (sf Fe 4iiI 90 SIX u
Bis< -, n tbe eay u Atsnf. Liugt sstitg, Drrsaa
81 iesexi uisl the rsai property of Luther Eksts
- sksly tbs ssiui Il sesen dollars Hft seats
tAxss lsF tbs ssaF ISL wtih ests A aertssity ss1
Ais, tie Ie sfax slezeFaisl lrsseFts aesassfsi q
l. EfssisY, iels lt tAFes slld % tsaf IL ik - IL
tle esfs 81 Altaay. Liha e.auts ufegnn. al los led
upon - tlss Fssl property = y Easisy = Afriy ~
at tNs dollars. t2Nes s HIS yvtr it9 alsp tn
ol tau siaiiag. afl1 t&sni3 ssc eeass taNes 81
the frar issf ath e.s.s and acerstlns csstA Alss
the talsoNsssg resFshssi ifHfesty assesssz - Mrs
Aeirs1t. lt 90 aiS Bek loi iiaekieniass aiiitiga
- the t4ty 81 Atl4nt, Llna cs5naks, orrgun. a.
satisfy Size = SEVENTY ave ssats. Taxes tss i
year lss9 also tbs ua hiEy raHts taxes km Ia
frar 3.n siss the q sits esat4 taxes tif So
tssi. ssfth esssts and aeerssing osts
And 81 tlsr itsh dsy q Saiksniief issi, ~ ID
court House osr n the ety - AiiN.ay Linn ssstfi
state II OfexoH, - The har ~ orlk iii the after
auan u said slay Aiii - The berrsfgre deselite.
rial estate, "a puhlsc autt1ii - the highest bidder
f1r e1s IN kai. = zfist taxes sf elsts tiigFcoi e.
The year. hgfeissl,etoFe fsli;issi. assed ssrstfs
she desieqnen. tax i.st, afasc-szid
iisissi q Aiiaay tRi.iis DE- . August tssi
=. ,. mrsf.
Hs-shai Il ne Ciff 4 AilaHY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

GQ(Alk 4 MONTH gllafslksesi. slg i day at home
spe11D naade bs the isidnstfiens- tapfal not re-.
CURED We siil start sell. Men, aonicn boys ana
lfss make money faster work for us than t any.
thisg esc fe N0l i Eight alid nlessaalsf and sIlh
as anyone ran % right at. Thos Nlso are wise xlo
see this notice u send tllaff addresses m 1sise and
see fsr tsleDaselses Costly BlIli1 tegn5s NssN
lie tsIae Those aFedE Il Wssrk are 5ilig up lau
SUMS q money Address TRUE 4 Co. August
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

Opinions upon practical agriculture
should never be farmed from bfoks
or papers alone. They are excellent
fpr sslggesfing ideas, and for conpar-
ing notes with our ow.. practice. sve
may be able TO endorse the opinion
at signt, but generally speaking new
practice should be verified upon our
lands before We eit..er adopt or en-
derse thenl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

Animal hen first confined, and
supplied with fattenipg fed, always
incr.s Sc Iarg " In weight during
the first few weeks, after which The
rate Of increase dinlishes to aconsitl-
cradle extent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

For -gpneral purposes on the faro,
cassor oil, with 4 little kerosene add
ed is the best lubricator and preearv.
er. Tor SAWS, mowers, halggies, and
the Ike, this mixture furnishes innre
body viii less gum than most other
oils. fbe amount Of kerosene, II
any, 10 b. added .nu-f l.e governed
by the purpose for wuirh lis is de.
signed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
To He WORKlNG CLASS,

wearc now prepared 70 furnish I'll elasses With con-
stant employment ~ home, the whole of the tue, or
Cor their spare niomenls business new, lg.lt and
prontable Persons of eiher easily from 80
cents 70 s. per evenings ari proportional sun BY
deyotnsf their whole tl.lc the hsiness. HNs and
liis earn nearly ~ much a. men. That all kho see
this notice n5 send their adress and test n bnsi-
ue<a We make this oler 10 such not ,fell sat
siled We will sand dollar ay for the trnhe Of
CsKoaoE SrINsoS q Co. partsansl. Alaine. 2yl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

cnW II Great ehanre "a make money We
NbNHn111 oneed IeFssn in every town - take
subscriptions for the largest, cheapest AMI best Illus
tratesi family Publication Ia The NoFld ANY oae
hecnuie successful Agent Six elegant works u al
given free To subscribers The price Is low thai
usdst every body sulsTiBe. One axeAt reports TAX
ing 80 subscribers IN day. A lady agent reports
masking over 500 clear profit Ia ten days. All who
engage make HoEey fast You can desote ali YOUR
time - the business, only your spare time. fou
need not he awas IRON home night You can do
II well others Full directions and terms free
II seu xzht profitable work send as your address 81
it susts nothing ny tia business No oae
Hhn engages fails % make great pay. Address GEo
sriSsoN & To-. Portland Maine. gIsf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

Vfgetai.ie charcoal is highly recom-
nepdea BY Eygtisls army veterinarians
rs cheaf. an tlicient dressing for
wounds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

As TO the manurial value ofdiiler-
ent cattle-foods, We find tnat the oil
cakes yield the richest manure, as
they contain the largest amount Of
nitrogen aud phosphoric acid, with a
considerable amount potash. Next
to these beans and peas, malt-dust
and bran. Clover hay yields n rich
er manure than oats, wheat, barley
or corn, while meadow hay stands
below the cereal grains Tho various
grains and roots, like turnips. and
Swetles, contain about the same pro-
portion of nitrogen in their dry sub
stance; the roots, however, supply
much more potash. Potatoes stand
below other roots in nanurial value.
Straw takes the lowest place as a
mannre-yielding ftod, bean and pes,
straw being more valuable for this
purpose than the straw of the &C.
reals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
To the Unfortunate!

srmtnaa weakness. night LOSES b, drsaEzas. 1lllr-
plss the taoe ad Iass u manhood positively bs
cured. The siek aad afflicted shad MA fail 70 eall
ulse him. The Doctx has Travelled extensively IN
kurFc and isssp<tei thoFeuRly the various basls-
tals teFe. obtaining great deai 4 valuable inI0rEz-
II his s-Fylees- iyig- GfBB0S wiI make no ekarue
unless he effest Persons AZ = distance AT
BG eIkED Al HONE. All cnzsEaiunieatidass
strictly Confidential lou bat the uactar.
sessd Ten dollars ior leakage 81 tassiicine perSaas
writing the Dctar viii piease state te anae of The
Eal@r tliey this advertisement in Changes FeA-
sos4aiir. essi sTite- Ad.sress DIX J. p CsfhBON
Box isss, san franefsee- siaaS5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

The 1Asi side railroad bftwepn Me-
Minnville md Mccoy. viii soon be
ballasted with gravel taken from he
Willamette at Independence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

EnnmEW Is now being made laster thin eve
t1AUE5EU hg those ht work for as. Re sons Of
either se can make 500 week Ia their owns Il
they are willing to work. No risk. S. outiIt free
Anyone can rnn the bnsiness Capital not II CURED
All who engage prospef No one fails Par lerzlass
lree Ad.i1ss, "A. H4ELrTI 4 Co.. Portland aine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
Albany Bath House.

esiig pEDERg1GNED WOULD RESPECT
q fully inform the citizens Of Albany and VI
unity that Ihavetsken charge ofthis Establish
mont, and, by keeping clean rooms and payin
strict ettention TO business, expects to snit al
those who may favor Us with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
we expects TO give entire satisfaction to al
lB- Children and Ladies' Hair neatly Gu
nd shamrooed. JOS WEBER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

The Observation-Disclosures appro-
priated $3.50. f,r experiments with
Early AmsaeY sugar-cane.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
REST'ss. =

Mp pE&EHtbnsineSs iiow before the public You
bMlkS ~ can make money faster AZ work ls.r us
than al anything else Capital required WeWiil
start you. <l2 day and UPWARDS made at home b
the industrious. Men, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere 10 work for US. Now Il the time ON
spare moments No other business viii pay yosl near
" a. we'll No ono willing u work fail Ia make
eRarmoais pay by engaging At Costly ontdt and
terms free. great opportunity for making MONEY
easily and hcnorahly. Address 1Ruk & ca. Assss.zia
Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
ST CHARLES HOTEl.,
ALBANY, OREGON.
mrs. {. Hark. Proprietor.

This House has heen thoroughly renovated from tos
"a iasttsan, and Is nov In splendid cenatian fsr
the entertainment Il travellers. The table
i supplied with everything the mar
keI alords- sample roolGs for
enlfinarrial men.
Corvallis. Lebanon and Dallas stage 0nlee.
xl5n5a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02

QH0 AAa week in your own town 81 ontf1
spVOsVVfree No risk, Reader, Il yon ~al.i !.
business at which persons of either sex can make
great pay all The time they work write for tartsenlsr.
. II. HALLETf s Co. Portland, Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-02
ALBANY CRY
FIGURING Mills.
!. ID. StMONS,
Administrator.

ME have airoaly agreed with tlte
w farmers for chs storage of one hall
0iir capaeiiy, i,isi .ee can u ct store about
- 900 bnslieis. Fiitt come. first served
PREMIUM, [ CTS. PER BUSIIEI.
IN mill feed as usual.
THOs. MONTEITH 4 son.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09
Baornrrsyallry, March J, 1881.


HoovEEsyILLE ITI.3s:-
Hoovcrsyille is on the look up. there are
several houses being pat up, one by Jno.
Gisel and one by d. s. Lane & Son.
A. B. Clark sold his property 10 the Sell
Maids and he is preparing for the erection Of
another house.
Nathan Hamer. merchant, has received
the first freight on the s. & C. r. Il. from
Pittsburgh, via lockwood.
The new rail road is making things lively
at Hooyersville, at any rate it looked like
It yesterday, 10 sec Am Lohr's team come
down through the meadow with store
dray hanging to it.
Our artists, I.ears & Smith seem to be do
ing lively business by the way their gal
lcry is crowded daily.
Jonathan Boyer shot a pheasant, it had
6l2 apple buds in its craw, and +. +. Clark
shot another with 0iG. some Of them fully
half an inch long. They have been playing
havoc with the frait buds.
This morning We had one OF the heaviest
SHOWS we have had at one fallthis winter, it
measuring ten inches. Mr.. Holt has kept
an account ofthe snow falls and says we
had 81, Venor wants 80 for the winter.
Our school has come down to IG aud %
scholars ont OF 80, all down with the meas
les and mnmps. The per cent. win besmall
for this month
EFF SEE.
Hooversyillc, March (, 1851.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

| A CARD.-Ep. HERALp.I wish-to call at
town, whose ages range from IA to 20 years
Some of them wish to be considered men
and their parents hope they have raised
gentlemen On Sabbath night | allowed
my daughter 10 go to Lutheran church. 10
hear the Jubilee Singers, with my hired
girl, under the impression that she was safe
in christian community. found out my
mistake, when on their way home they
were attacked and run all the way to our very
door by Sc. of young raffiaas, who made
night hideous by their indecent Language,
uttered beforean innocent child. We are un-
der the impression that we have town Off
GERS, at least we hear of them atthe election,
after which they sink into obscurity only to
be recalled to the public mind at the next
election. call on the Editor ofthis paper,
TO know what course to pursue, not only
in his case but many others like il not
brought to the public notice.
This town has no order; can we not have
our laws enforced We all know what
strangers think of our town and the Sab
bath night Brigade of boys who are allowed
to line the corners, and ii is time for our
women to say and do something when our
little girls are frightened almost into spasins
by their conduct. The men of our town
have clearly shown in the past, that they
are afraid of our boys All ask in apology
for this card, is for our citizens to call to
mind any town they have ever visited
where they have found ii run by the boys
of that place as ours is.
\ sioruHE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

HAY.-on February 81, 1881, Cora Bell
daughter Of Jno. 4 and Lizzie [. Hay. aged
months and q days
TRIBUTE or RESPECT -
WHEREAs-It has been the will of Divine
Providence to remove by death from our
midst Andrew J. Miller, pupil OF the I.a,-
rel Hill School, therefore be it
Resoired, That as we mourn the loss of ouI
departed companion We do not weep for him
like others who have no hope, for our loss
is his gan, trusting II 60 Him who doeth all
things well.
Resolsei, That as We look upon the vacant
seat OF our departed companion we have a
hope of a sent occupied in that mansion
above.
Rosolced, That IN the death Of our COM
panion our school has lost faithful COM
panion and punctual pupil
Rrsolecd That a copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the bereayed friends in their af-
fiction.
L. .. DISGEs,
ANNIE CR.vER,
SARAH IIExTz,
Committee