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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1882-01-26

HERE is an excellent opportunity on
Of our valleys for capitalists to invest
'aer bitches. Large canals may be
\ II out and water sold to the settlers on
ands covered, AID good interest made
Hhe investment s&8QttsE a##
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1882-01-26

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
R N. SUTHERLIN, Editor.
h n. SUTHERLIN, Associate Editor
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-21

EUREKA LODGE. NO. IS. r. q a. NJ.
Yr1EE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF Eu.
l reka Lodge, No. 18. F. h A. NJ. will be
held in Odd Fellows Hsll Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges. and so1onrnins
brethren in good standing, cordially invit-
ed d. A. L. FITZGERALD. W. NJ.
JOHN E. JONES. Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
FRtT DKIIac.

The production Of fruits in this
county 10 constantly on the increase.
Tue acreage devoted to this industry
Is spreading into vast proportions,
and the annual yield of green fruits
one OF the principal sources of reve-
nue. to our valley. But In this steady
aud gradual increase Of fruits the no.
cessity fer suitable machinery and
appliances for taking care of aud pre-
serving the fruit Is also a most Import
ant factor. These are also increas-
ing and are answering more nearly
each year the demands made upon
them. Frui: canneries aIe springing
up In every quarter and the pres
0rvation of fruits by the drying pro-
cess Is d1ing much 10 render tie fruit
iddustry profitable. A Mercury re-
porter visited the drying establish
ment Of E. I. Earl yesterday, situ:t-
ed on San Pedro street, near tho de-
pot of the Central Pacific. He found
here large number of hands employ
ed packing and asserting fruit, and
others were conducting the drying
department. They have in use what
is known as the Williams drying pro-
cess, by the use OF which 900 pounds
Of fruit is properly prepared for the
table every twent-four hours They
calculate that they will dry 200 tons
this season, and also pack one hua-
dred tons of green fruit. They are
now shipping at the rate Of four car-
loads per week. By tho drying
method large qaunuty of small or
very large fruit, which would other
wise be wasted, IS preserved, and, in
fact, such is the very best Of fruit
for drying, and a ready market is
furnished for that which would not
be marketable any other way.-San
Jose Mercury.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
alil the Easter following at the

until the Easter following at the
soonest.
Ii the bridal party venture of dry
land, they must 60 up stream. The
bride must, TO be lucky, wear
Something old and something sew,
something gold aud something blus.
IL she should sec strange cat or
htar a cut snaeze on her wedding day
then she will be very happy ; aud IL on
her wedding morning The a,eps frsm
ber bed on TO something higher, and
again on to something highrI still, che
will from that moment rise ia the
worll. For this purpose table IL
placed beside the bed, aud fat can
stand near the dresser, or something
higher than IL, then she must step from
tho table to that which in higher But
woe hetide her should she fall.
Ia leaving the house snl church she
must ho very careful to pat her right
foot forward, and on no account allow
any one to speak TO her husband until
she has calle him by name.
To break .hs wedding ring il an
omen that the wearsr will soon bs a
widow but
A your wedding.ring carr,
so will wear away your careA.
-HarPsr's Weekly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18


Simon, the Belgian sculptor, is dead
lie was tho ruthor Of the great eques-
trian statue of Godfrey de Boullian at
Brussels.
Two German expeditions will come
to this country TO observe the transit of
Venus next December, One is already
in Texas.
Dr.. Fred. Dslitzsch, Professor of
Theology at Leipsic, is certain that the
Garlen of Ellen was located between
Bagdad and Babylon.
Transitory color-blindness has been
produced by few hours stay in the
snowields illuminated by the sun, all
artificial lights appearing green for a
short time.
Professor II. A. Rowland Of johns
Hopkins University says that "the
mechanics Of all countries have been
trying for the last century to prodace
perfect screw, but in vain"
The family were discussing at tn,
supper table the qualities which go tc
make up the good wife. Nobody
thought the little fellow had been listen
Ing or could understand the talk, unit
he leaned over the table and kissed hi
mother, and said Mamma. when
get big enough, I'm going to marry .
LADY just exactly like YOU
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
THE NAN VINO TAUGHT GESEnAL GRANT
TO SnaKE.

On the piazza Of the Manhattan
Beach Hotel, ut Coney Island, Friday
evening, | came face to face with G. +.
IIockridge, formerly commission mer-
chant in Second street, 81. Louis, and
now an iinpGr ant factor in the Iron
Mountain Rtilwa, The recognition
was mutual, and, after breaking
bottle Of extrs dry and lighting cigars,
Uncle Cy sail "l never smoke now
adays without thanking that I've saved
General Giants life probably a thou
sand times. Ulysses and have been
friends ever since the great 'F1rties
Time and time again have We gone to
Papstown now East st. Louis-from
our respective homes scrosss the Miss
issiPpi and shot bullfrogs and swsmp
snipe. In those days / was an invet-
crate smoker, and Ulysses had never
bitten the tip Of q prime Havana.
Well, one SePtemter afternoon we
were over at Long AXE fishing fo,
bass. The mosquitoes were thicker
than dies H. lager beer saloon, aud
they c,nelu.led 10 eat Ulysses np. lie
slapped and hanged ana swore until the
mud turtles even refused ~ bite, abc
then ] perseadsd him % take cigar
He protestsI that be knew nothing
about smoking, but my eleeouencs OF
the theme Of smoke Of a mosqnito-kiIl
er won tbs day and the now great mar
than and there smoked bis maijeI
cigar. lie stood it like sollier
did not feel seasick, and rated it
goodly portion Of heavenly bliss."
But how did you save Genera
Grants lifrP / imPatiently asked.
"By teaching him how to smoke
He took TO the weed as an American
takes 70 blue grass whiskoy, and il
all timos Of danger has pulled ava
and kept his wits about bin. WY
il | bad not taught General Grant bot
70 smoke he would not have bssn il
the smoking car during tbs accident
on the railroad few days ago, ant
would surely have lest his life. Waiter
a match please; M cigar has gone'out.
~ y Star.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18


DIR. Charles L. DOna reaches the
conclusion that the intestinal juice di-
gesis slbnminous matter and turns
dydrated starch into sugar.
Sophie ArnouIJ, a celebrated dancer
in her day and generation, Is TO bsve
a statue in the foyer Of the Paris Opera.
The sculptOris is Nine. Leon Bsrtant.
Cabahel is hard At work on two
paintings for John W. Mscksy. One
scene is Rebecca, at the well, and the
other the marriage Of Tosit, good "Cld
master" subjects both.
Ice fees in the Atlantic are said to
have decided tendency 70 occur t. an
unwonted extent about the times Of
Maximum sunspot-Iike the the pres
ent-when both sides Of the Atlantic
have All unusual amount Of ice.
II. p. Esnmans, a Belgian artist.
residing at Scarborough, England, has
produced a portrait Of The late Lord
Frederick cavendisb, Ehicb meets with
the highest approval cf the Cayendish
family and the Prince and Princess Of
Wales.
Martin MiIrnore, the Boston scuIpt-
or, closed contr,ct with tie New
Hampshire authorities, recently for =
statue Of Daniel Webster, 10 be erect
ed a. Concord. It will Le Of bronze,
leisbi feet high ftom ibe pedestal, and
win cost $4,000.
The flowers found in The royal mum
lis, recently discovered in Egypt, pre-
served their original cole,s, and we're
blue larkspur, yellow ni,nosas, or
acaciss, and the white lotus, besides
which moss was discovered in the
collins, resembling kind found only
in Greece.
E Z Gefoski has finished a marble
bust Of Sir frederic Roberts for the
company OF merchant tailors Of which
Sir Frederic was member. The bust
is said to be successful work. 1t rep
resents the General ia Uniform, wear
ing the star of the Order Of the Bath,
thsVic'oris Gross, aud other med is
and decoratisEs. Mr Gefo oxski Is
also putting the finishing touches to =
bust of Sir JOSEPH FAyret, and be Is at
work on a full length Of BabOo Prussan
Komar Tssor
It is said that M.issonier, the csle-
brated French artist, has presented >
portrait Of himself, exechted in water
eolOrs, to tie physicians who took care
of him during bis late illness. Tie
represent himself in bis sick-room sp-
parel, envalOped-that is to ssy-in a
long red dressing gown. Tie work Is
thought to be werth at least 90, ,0e0f
MeissOnien is more grateful than most
men are to the invaluable doctor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
A NOTED WOMAN.

The item in regard to the failure of
"Yours for health, Lydia f.. Pinkham, |"
Of Lynn. Mass, which has been float
ing through the papers, We are glad to
learn is false in every respect. as we
found on inquiring at Hubbard's Inter
national Newspaper Agency of this
city. The Lynn Bee said few days
since "Ths Lydia Pinkham Com
pound Business is not financially en-
barrassed MS reported, but is being con-
Quoted on a much larger scale than
ever, doing large and growing busi-
ness and paving one hundred cents on
dollar" Mr. Hubbard has whole
charge of the advertising of this and
other similar large houses, and informs
us that he has inserted her advertise
ments on yearly contracts in over
5000 newspapers last year, 80 that she
is to-day the best known wonan in
America. IN additioa to this tact she
is live, earnest woman of over sixty
and doing great deal of good in the
world, as many of the best families in
this city can testify. Her advertise
ments, though worded plainly, are no
squiyocal in any sense, AMI her remedy
is enc of the few of great merit hefor'
the public, Nao Housn sundzy Reg
lister.
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FIyg osEDIEST ursH,SDs.
, will wear away your eareA.
-HarPer's Weekly.

There were Eve OF them together,
and it was late. They had been drink
ing. Finally, ono Of them locked at
the clock and said "what will our
wives say when we get home I"
"Let them say what they want to.
Mine will tell ms to 20 10 the mischief"
responded No. 2.
"I'll tell you what we will DO. Lot
us meet hers again in the morning and
tell our experiences. Let the one that
has refused TO do what his wirs told
him TO do when be got hons pay for
the night's entertainment"
That's a good idea. We all agree
to that" So the party broke up aod
went TO their RESPECTIVE homes. Next
morning they met at the appointed
place and began to tell their experien-
ces.
Said No. /
"When / opened the Go3r my wife
was awake. She said, - pretty time
OF night Tor you 70 come home Yon
bad better go out and sleep in the pig
pen, for that's what you will CONS to
sooner or later" Rather than 70 pay
for what We bal drank last night lid
what she told me to. That lets mo
out"
"Next -
No. . cleared his throa. aad said
"when | got horae stumbled over
chair, aud ms wife called out There
you are again, you drunken brute
You had better wake up the children
and staggeT about for awhile SO they
can sse what drunken brute of IA
father they arc afflicted with So !
woke up the children and staggered
around until my wife binted to me 10
stop. She used chair ir conveying the
hint-that lets ma out"
"Next -
"No. 3 stood up and said
81 happened to stumble in pau oi
dough and my wife said /: 'Druhk
again Hadn't you better sit d,wn IN
that dough = So sat down in il, and
that let's nae out"
"Next p
No. 4 said
81 was humming tune and ny
wifi called out There you are again
Hadn't You better give us a concert
l said Certainly and began TO SIM
as loud as / could, but she told mo Il
stop or she woall throw something a
me, so / stopped. That leta me out"
No. 3 looked very disc ,nsolate. III
said
IL reckon I'll have TO pay. Nv wifi
told ms to do something none Of yo,
would have done il you had bsen il
my place."
"What was it 2"
"She said so you thought yo
would come homs at last , Now
hadn't you better go to the well an
drink couple Of buckets of waterju
to astonish your stomach 2 That wa
more than l had bargained for, so IL
my funeral"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
THE VOICE OF EGYPr.

Hark' sonnd of awful import
Breaks the silence Of tho Nile.
Wakes it frem the sloep OF ages,
Echoes from each storiod pile;
Sweeps aoross tho breathlosA desert
With note of wild alarm,
Thnnders through the quiet valleys
Saramons Esypt's sons to arln.
Arm. aud hasten to her rescue
la this hour of sorest need;
Arm 20 6sht, aud die it may be,
For a country aud a creed.
La all Egypt be united.
Let the world feel with thrill
Tat tho dead were not the bravest
Heroes live in Egypt still
Egypt for Egyptians only"
Is the watehword of to-day,
Let Egyptians prove that in thou.
Lives tho will to do away
With the evils that snslave them,
Prove that they are really men.
Then will they obtain their freedom.
Aud deserve it. Not till thsn.
Egypt is not dead. but sleeping;
Egyps lives for Egypts sons.
Il the answer TO the challenge
Thundersd forth from foreign guns.
Tia the answer to the riddle
Craven deep on Sphinx's face.
0aee more left tho oldeat nation.
Lift her head aud take her place.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18
FAsnIeS NOTES.

Little girls wear white dresses
made entirely of embroidery.
ssSatin jetp galloon is a tasteful
trimming for black cameI's hair
dresses.
White flannel dresses for the coun-
try are made by taIiors in very Sc
we're styles.
"Patience" poke comets of enor-
nous size, with flowers inside the
hrim, are worn by English women.
Colored silver broochesrepresenting
the natural iints of flowers and leaves
are worn with morning dresses.
A large butterfly of shaded beads
with spread wings is used instead OF
an Alsatian bow on white lace bon
nets.
Bouqet pins with projecting cen
tres for the stems of flowers are made
of geld or silver, for fastening the
corsage boquet to the dress.
The coolest morning dresses are of
fne white linen lawn without colored
figures, trimmed with open needle
work in guipure designs.
Mson-spots two inches across are
the fashionable designs for grena-
dimes. These spots are of closely
woven satin on an armure ground.
Velvet cellars on cotton dresses are
incongrcous and warm, but it is the
modistes to use them, especially on
very dark sateen dresses that are
worn an entire season without being
washed. 80
A new mantle fer the country is Ct
dark red silk and cashmere. 1t is
trimmed with ruches of black, or
ecru Spanish, aud has many loops Of
narrow ribbon down the ffont and
back.
j White square meshcd wool grena-
dimes trimmed with Florentine lace
laad applique cretonns figures are
pretty for midsumm n dresses. The
parasol, fan, and poke bonnet are OF
the .me fabric ma leo over a colored
lining.
/ A novelty for Frightening up a
! simple dress is Of lace combining =
collar, f:hu and panlers in one gar
! msnt. Rows of velvet ribbon match
ing the dress In celor fasten The front,
and there is larne sash bew on the
, back of the paniers.
A novel bonnet is made entirely Of
: irridescent colors laid In lattice pat
ltern; this forms the lonnes and
there is no frame bereaslH it. 1hs
y trimming is q wreath Of leaves on the
: EDrim and strings Of two shades Of
green satin ribbon. ~ -
= 81 = Es Z
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To the Unfortunate !

Seminal Weakness, nj gbt losses by dreams, PIN
pies on the face and loss OF manhood positively be
cured The sick and afflicted should not fail To call
upon him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively In
Europe. and inspected thoroughly the various nospi.
tails there, obtaining great de4i OF valuable nIorma.
on, which he Is competent iInpart TO those in need
Of his seryices DIR. GIBB0N will make no charge
unless he effect cure. Persons at distance MAY
BE CURED At HOME. All communications
strictly confidential You see no one but the Doctor.
Send ten dollars for package OF medicine Persons
writing the Doctor will please state the name OF the
paper they see this advertisement In. Charges rea-
sonabie Call orwrite Address DIR. j. II. GIBB0N,
Box 1857, San Francisco. vi5n43
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18

Harris statue of Henry Clay, in
Richmond, ys., has been successfully
repaired, the entire surface having been
scraped, chiseled and sand papered, to
ramovd the scars and stains of the
weather and Of vAndal hands. 1t has
bean removed from the portieo of the
Capitol to niche ia the central hall
near Houdon's famou, statue Of Wash
ington.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18

Before an Eaglish comnittee of in-
quiry DR.. Hepkinson has expressed tho
belief that the whole Of the electricity
generated by one-horse power would
not do more than boil gallon and one
halt of water an hour. This opinion
was given as evidence that electricity
is not likely to ever become economic.
ally useful for heating purposes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-18

III psr year can be easily made
at home working fer q. G. Rideout d
Co., 10 Barclay St., New York. Sen
for their catalogue and full part t'culav
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mArEIuoSI.L srrEnsTIrIoxs

There is no period in a woman. life
that so completely changes hor whole
existence as marriage, and for that very
reason she is apt 10 be more supetsti.
tions aud fanciful at that time than at
any other, and while snperstitions are
fast becoming someting Of the past,
there are very few women who will not
Hesitate before making Friday their
wedding day, or will not rejoice at the
sunshine, for ''happy is the hide that
the sun shines on" June aad October
have always been held a. the most pro.
pltious months in the twelve, happy
result being rendered doub'y certain il
the ceremony was timed so as to take
place at the full moon, or when the sun
and moon we're in conjunction.
The Romans wera very super.titious
about marrying in May or February
they avoided all celebration days, and
the Calends, Nones and Ides Of every
month. The day Of the week on which
the lith Of Bay fell wss considered
very unlneky in many parts Of merry
oil England, aud in orknFy bride
selects her wedding day 80 tha. it,
evening may have growing moon and
a flowing tide.
Ia Scytlend the las, day of the year
Is thought 20 be lucky, and ii the moon
should happen In be fuii at any time
when wedding takes place, the brides
cup Of happiness Is expected to be al
ways tail. La Psrthsbife the couple
who have bad thell hans published at
the eni of one aud sre married a. the
beginning of aasth,r quarter Of year
can expect nothing but ends.
The day of the week ia also Of grea.
Importance, Sunday being great favor
tie IN some parts Of Epg g'snd and Ire
and. And although an E,gl;sh lasi
@ouli not marry OF Friday. the Fcenel
girl th.akz ,hs drst Friday ia ths
month particularly Fortunate. Most o.
us kaow the old saying concerning the
wedding day
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P0r saIe.

A sash and door factory located at Stay
ton. viii be sold cheap Custom work is
sufficient to run mill at full capacity. Call
at this Office for further particulars,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

nR Z. VESTS NERVE AND PRAis TREAT.
4 ment. spssihc fir Hy8:efsa. Dizziness. Con.
vulsions, Nervous Headache. Mental Depression
Loss q Memory, Eperniateri1ez, inpoteuey. In
voluntary emssions, premature old age, caused By
sYeFexl gt0n, selfsbnse or 0ter.indulgence, Nhieh
Iesds misery, decay &nd DEATH obe bsx Wi cure
recent illness. Zach box contains months
treatgneut one dollar box, or ssx boxes for fse
dollars; sent By mail pTepaid on receipt Of price
We guarantee ssx bexes TO cure ATTY ease. Vita
each order received by for sx boxes accompanied
Witb five dollars, win seHd the purchaser onf
written guarantee 70 return the money II the treat
Incnt does not effect cure. Guarantees ISSUED
WooDARD. cLAKEE & CO.
Wholesale ard Retail Druggists Portland, Oregon
Ordkrs hY mail a REGULAR pr.ces.
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Speclsi Dnslneas notlces in local Gel.
umHs - cents per line. Regular LOCAL
notices 10 cents per line.
For legal and transient advertisements
- W per square for the first insertion and
insertion. ''o.ss
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Monday iOr wealth,
Tuesday for health.
Wednesday is the best day Of all
Thursday for crosses.
Friday for losses,
Saturday no luck At all.
In Yorkshire, when the bride is on
the point OF crossing her fathers tbtosh-
old, after returning from church, q
plate containing feS small pieces Of
cake is thrown form an upper window
of the house by male relative. If the
plate is broken she will bs happy il
not rhe sill. nat expsct to escape
misery.
In Sweden bride must carry bread
III her pocket, and as many pieces of il
IS she can throw away, just so much
trouble does Sue cast from her bat il
is no luck to gather The pieses. But
should the bride lose her slipper, ther
she will lose old troubles, only in this
case the pers,n wh1 picks it up viii
gain ricl..s. Tnr Nsnxmen put salt il
Lh, II pockets III the Italians blessed
charms.
1t is an unhappy omen for wed
ding to be put of when the day hal
been fixed, and it Is believed mucl
harm will ensue if a bridegroom stands
at the junction of cross roads or besid,
closed gate on his wedding morn
In England it is Thought TO be bar
sign ii the bride fails to shell tears OF
the happy Jay, or she indalges hcrsel
by taking last glance a. the looking
! gloss after he- toilet is completed bu
she may CRAFTY hef vanity withou
danger If she leaves one hand nngiosed
To look back or {, beck before gain
Ing the church DOR, u marcy in green
or while there Is An open grave in H.
ehn,ch,ard, are all unfortunate, an
the aiide must be careful to go in a
one door and ous at another.
When the bridesmaids undress tb
bride they must throw away and los
all the pins. Woe to the bride if
: single one is left about her. Nothin
: will go right. Woe to the bridesmaid
! il they keep one Of them, for they wi
not be married before Whitsuntide,
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Albany Bath House.

xSaE UNDa d.ol.- NED WOULD aEspscl
s. fully .1form the citizens Of Albany and vi
cinity that have taken charge ofthis Establish
meat, and, by keeping clean rooms and payiA
stEiet attention to business, expects sait al
those who may favor us with their pstronhge
Having herstofors carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons.
sxpeoEs to gige entire satisfaction C q
- oftldren and Ladies, Hair neatly cu
saampoosS. Jos WEBER.
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"She said 80 you thought you
would come homs at last Now,
hadn't you better go to the well and
drink couple Of buckets of water, just
to astonish your stomach 2 That was
more than had bargained for, SO It's
my funeral"