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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12
wonAx,s PRESENCE OF HIND.

Women have sometimes great pres
ence of mind. A jsiler's wife saw that
a prisoner had got between her husband
and the unlocked door and was going
for it like Scotch terrier for rat
hole. She knew she hadn't the
strength to seize and hold him, and
besides he had knife, so she didn't
try. But she stepped into a side cor
ridor near the head Of fight of stairs
the prisoner had to descend, took off her
hoopskirt, and as he passed flung it be-
fore him. The way ne turned hand
springs and somersaults down those
stairs was caution, as also his frantic
struggerS after he reached the bottom.
When the jailcr came up. the fellow
had got himself so entangled that he
was absolutely helpless, was doubled
up in terribly uncomfortable ways, and
was choking to death, and SO complete
ly wound up that the jAiler had TO cut
him cut with hatchet, and it took
half yard of court-plaster and a plat
of arnica to make him at all comfort
able.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12

$500 per year can be easily made
at home working for e. G. Rideout &
Co., 10 Barclay St., New York. Send
for their catalogue and full part 'culars
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12

sHILoHs COUGH and Con sumptio
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. II cures
consumption.
SLEEPLEsS NIGHrS, .aa1e.,.usmi.uI|IlI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12
Albany Bath House.

yExHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
einity that have taken charge ofthis Establish
rnent, and, by keeping clean rooms and payin
strict attention to business, expects To suit al
those who may favor us with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
g expects TO give entire satisfaction to al
ChildIep and Ladies Hair neatly Gu
shampooed. JOS W BIER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12


The man who can smile, raise his hat
and say ''No, sir, not at all, in re-
sponse to the very superfuous question
as to whether you hurt him after tread
ing on bis favorite corn, has surely the
elements of heroism in his nature. This
is not exactly what happened under
similar circumstances in a Madison
avenue street car day or two ago, but
something nearly as good. An elder
ly gentleman, upon getting out, trod
rather heavily upon a lady's foot. "I
won't add insult to injury, madame, by
askisg whether l hurt you,, nor
wound your feelings by conventional
apology, but if this package of chocolate
creams will compensate for the pain /
have caused, don't hesitate, pray, to
accept them" The angry furrow was
chased away by smile OF such exquisite
forgiveness as to convince tncSsnder
that his unintentional
promptly csndoned.-T
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12

At a high school examination the
teacher asked the son of an old ice-
dealer how many ounces there was
In pound. And - boy said it de-
pended on the . he crop, the
Ienpth Of - 1zeaf 0f|
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12

Seminal weakness, night loses by dreams, PIN
pies on the face and loss Of manhsod positively be
cured The sick and afflicted shDuId not fail to can
upon him. The Doctor has tFavsled extensively In
Europe, and inspected thoroughlythe various nosp-
ton which he is competent to i,Fars 10 those in need
of his services. DR.. GIBB0N win make no charge
unless ne effect cure Persons at q distance MAY
BE CURED At HOME. All communications
strictly confidential You no one hut the Doctor
Send ten dollars for package Of medicine Persops
writing to the Doctor viii please state tie name OF The
paper they this advertisement IN. Charges rea-
sonabIe. Call or write Address DR. J!F eli BBoN,
Box 1857, San Francisco. M5nz3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12
ADvrsrsrsO nArra.

Special business n0tIces IN Local
umns q cents per line. Regular q
notices 10 cents per line.
For legal and transient advertise1ue'
81 90 per square for the first insertion
80 cents por square for each subsoqII
insertion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12
SAMARITAN NERVINE
SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Nervous Dyspepsia. falpita.ian Il the irsys
Asthma, Hr0nehits, scfoIalo ahlas. diseases ot ths
Kidneys ard ali diseases " The urinary ofgana. Sef
debility, eznssd BY tl4s lniisefu isIs e yo4h
psruzAn6ntiy cured b. ths Of th4s tntAiuAble
remedy. To you. young. n.idsils aged sad old assn
who covering y0dT ssFfefngs sish t0aatis b.
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and make ofnanssists ssciety. aid oWels ih tha
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both body and soui. IL yoa thus afflicted. take
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your shattered nerves. premature decay, laau
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12
To the Unfortunate !!
DIR. GIBBON's
Dispensary.

zoo KEARNY ST.,
UNO corner Of CONNER
dai street, san Francisco.
Established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual
ano Seminal Diseases, sucA
as COnOrFhea, elect,
|: strigiuFe, syphilis in a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12
NERVINE.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Female Weakness. General Debility, isuepF
ehDa OF Whites Painful Msnstfuatiou. uierrattpn II
the Uterus IntcrnaI ucat, Gravel. InHamiaation "f
the IIaddeF lrritabliity IT the bladder. for Wake
f,lincss Night IN " Il better fvleiy. During
the change 81 life no Female shanld bs Without H.
10 qaicts the Nervous Systetn and gives rvst, comfort
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-12
SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cured my little girl II hts. She Aiso deaf and
dumb, bat il cured her. shs n1~ talk and hssr
vel a. any bD<ly. Pstet Eaas, SpftngwalST, Wis.
SAMARITAN NERVESE
, 1882-07-01

an enemy's ship these a be instant
ty detached, and are so constructed
as to mount upwards, and by means
of a gufta-percha appliance, attach
themselves pnepmatically to the enc
my's hull. The attacking boat then
retires to a safe distance, paying out
at the same time the electrode wires
in connection with the torpedo which
is then exploded. a supply of AIR
compressed to a 50th of its normal
volume is kept in a strong reservoir
for the inhalation Of the crew man.
@uvrlng the subaqueous vessel, and
is emitted by valves of a particular
construction. Sufficient air is stored
in this way to last "a hours, the ex-
hailed gases are at the same time
absorbed by chemical means. Such
are the general features of this new
invention. Nj. DgevetSky, who is at
present in Paris, is said to be devils
ing means OF applying electricity as
the motive power in these boats
and thus considerably increase their
speed.-1jmeS.
, 1882-07-01

not actually arrived, when every phe-
nomencn seen during an eclipse can
be photographed.
At a conference of the astronomers
after the eclipse it was decided to give
the new comet, discovered during to-
tality, thename of the present Khedive
in recognition of the great help given
by him to all observers. Three days
after the eclipse the instruments were
again in their cases, and only IA few
brick foundations remained as a mo-
mento of the important event which
had brought astronomers from the
different parts Of Europe to the vii
lage Of Sohag on the banks Of the
Nile.
, 1882-07-01
THE NEW ST. CROIX SAVINGS BANK.

June 10TH 1882.
GI0HE MEMBERS of the NEW
- ST CROIXSATINGSB BANK
are hereby notified that the LIST
Amua5 Meeting of the Institution
will be held in the rooms of the
ST. GROIN CLUB on MONDAY the 3rd
Of july a. c. at 3 o'clock p. M. when a
Statement of the transactions up to
31st March a. C. and the remarks on
same made by the Auditors appoint
ed by the Presidency, will be laid
before the Meeting. Afterwards Is
Trustees will be elected.
By order
T. w. SCHUSTER
Accountant.
, 1882-07-01
A new Torpedo Boat.

The NOUOe Vremy0 gives an account
of a new submarine boat, the inven-
lion of NJ. Dgcvetsky, which has
recently been submitted to trial at
Cronstadt. Some previous expert
ments had already been conducted
in the Black Sea, and the Ministry of
Marine consid red the result SO i'm
portant that they assigned a sum OF
money to cover the construction OF
SO boats of this design. These boats
are now completed, and some of them
have been despatched to the Black
Sea, and the rest are retained for
service in the Baltic. The proper
tons of these vessels are very small,
being from about 1877. to 20ft. in
length, but of sufficient weight and
bulk to effect their purpose of suba-
queous attack. The weight Of each
is NOT more than $50 pools, and is
such, therefore, as to admit. of every
man-of war having several of them
ON board. The last examples have
been fitted with appliances by means
OF which they may be hpisted on
deck like ordinary ships boats. The
subaqueouS boat of NJ. DgevetSky
has the form of a cigar, It's screw
propeller is moved by the feet of four
men placed in the central part of the
vessel beneath a small glass dome
through which the officer in COM
mand Il see the submerged portion
of The enemy's vessel, and according
ly direct the attack. The speed at
taipabIe by these boats is four miles
az houi, which, il is considered, il
amply sufficient to enable a sui aque-
Gus attack to be made upon vessels
lying at anchor or approaching. The
stecr"ge of the boat presents no diff
fruIty. To lower it to tie distance
of soft. and to raise it again to the
surface OF the water is rendered an
easy operation by a very ingenious
device. This elevation or depreS-
sion is effected by means OF weights
made TO slide upon longitudinal,
horizontal bars or guide rails. When
the boat is fully stored, charged, and
equipped, its normal position is just
beneath the surface of the water, the
upper portion OF the glass dome alone
slightly emerging. When it Is de-
sired to sink to a certain depth, the
weights are slid forward to The Prov
Of the boat, which, upon the p"opeI-
lar being set in motion, Immediately
begins to descend. The depths at
tanned are shown by a specially con-
structcd manometer. AS soon as the
boat has reached the desired depth,
the weight is moved back to the cen
tire of the boat, and the latter now
takes a horizontal direction. In
order to rise TO the surface the
weight is slid back TO the stern, and
thus an upward direction is comru-
nicated to the motion of the boat.
Zach OF these boats is provided with
a couple of mines or torpedCes, at
tached tn it by means of levers. AS
soon as the boat passes underneath
, 1882-07-01

and steadily. 1her0 are moments,
however, during which it requires a
strong effort of the will to remain 81
lent, and when, in addition to the CO.
rona for which everybody was pre-
pared, a large brilliant comet was
unexpectedly seen close TO the sun,
remarks were interchanged, and words
passed which were not on the pro-
gramme. Luckily, however, no Seri-
ous disturbance took place, the totali-
ty was fully as long as was expected,
and when the first ray of the sun
had forced its way again over the
edge Of the retreating moon, all OBJ
servers who could Immediately Judge
of their results expressed themselves
satisfied. 1t was some time before
the Photographic results were known,
but they also proved satisfactory.
An approximate idea of the results
which have been obtained cannot be
easily given at present, The obser-
vations want reducing, comparing,
discussing, and whatever is said at
present may be subject to alteration
or correction, but enough is known
to show hat all the trouble taken by
the astronomers has not been wasted
and that all the kindness and hospi-
tality shown by the Egyptians in the
interests Of science have been well
rewarded. The French party con-
sisted of Messrs. Tr6pied, TholIon,
Puiseux. A great part of their work
was done during the partial phase
of the eclipse {; the edge of the moon
was carefully examined by them
with two Identical spectroscopes con
struoG9d by NJ. Thollon which unite
great dispersion with good definition.
Messrs. I'r6pied and Thollon express
themselves with commendable caution
as to their results, but there seems
no doubt as to certain facts, and the
only explanation which has at pre-
sent occurred to them is the exist
ence of the much discussed, often
doubted, sometimes almost disproved,
but always suspected lunar atmo-
sphere.
Professor TaccEini has also secur-
ed valuable observations on the spec
lrum of the corona. Little is known
as to the results of NJ. lanyard, who
accompanied the French party. He
confined himself to photography and
seems satisfied with the plates he has
obtained. In the English camp, Mr..
Lockyer, assisted by Mr.. Lawrance
chiefly studied the uppermost layer
in the solar surface, and he could
utilize for this purpose several mi
nutes before the total phase. His
results are of importance and in agree
ment with the phenomena predicted
by him. DR.. Schuster, assisted by
Dir. Woods, had charge of the photo
graphic instruments. The plates used
had been prepared by Captain Alb
ney, who was, unfortunately, prevent
ed from taking part in the expedition.
AS a sign Of the great Improvement
which has taken place in the rapidity
with which photographs can now be
taken, it may be mentioned that
when Mr.. Brothers obtained an i'm
preston Of the corona in 1870 during
an eclipse which lasted over two mi
, 1882-07-01

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It will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bitters made By
Brown Chemical Co, Baltimore. Crossed
sed lines and trademark o. wrapper.
, 1882-07-01

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, 1882-07-01
TheSecret

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Browns Iron Bitters is sim
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The Governor Of Idaho, In his mes
sage TO the Legislature, call. attention to
the fact that In several counties Mormons
vote aud hold office.
TBE eminent French designer and en-
.--s-.' v."'or Florence Pollet, died few
DAYS ago.
THE death Of James lyons, an vco-
genarlan Of Richmond,ya., who was mem.
Der Of the Confederate Congress, was an.
nounced few days age.
VIcToR JoUANsEAULT, whose death
at Janesvlle. H., was reported, a few day.
slnce, was graduate Of the University Of
France, tutor in the royal household a,
Brussels, n Catholic priest 10 New Orleans,
and teacher OF Brigham Young's children
at Nauyoo. For the past thirty years be led
the life OF 4 merchant.
AN early settler 10 the leed-mine region
Of Illinois. Major Il. II. Gratiot, a brother
Of Mrs. Eiillu y. washburne, died Of appo-
plcxy at Pla,teyille, Wisconsin, tho other
day.
A FEW days ago Governor Porter, Of
Indiana, ordered that 3 special election for
successor TO the late Congressman orth be
held January 9th.
TIE Government was everywhere sue.
ees,iul IN the elections for conauls.G General
In Spain recently.
THE philosopher and metaphysician,
Henry James, sr., an associate Of Greeley,
Emerson and Tboreau on this side Of the
Atlantic, and Of Carlyle, NH and Tennyson
on the other, died few days since.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30
GRIMES AND cAsUALrIKa

STEWART, the fugitive Secretary OF
the BROOKLYN, N. Y, Board Of Education,
wa. recently shown BY expert accountants
10 bc dcfsul,er 10 the amoun, Of sro,ooo.
Jous SPALpiSo, City Marshal Of
wsxabachIe, Tex, wa. Killed . few days
ago by a negro whom he attempted TO ar.
resi- for some ,rIlny offen.e. A posse pur.
sued the negro, and, oyertsklng him short
distance from town, literally riddsed sim
with bullets.
A rIRE causing the death of nine per-
.on, occurred In the town Of Lspury. France,
the other d,y.
Ak outbreak occurred At the funeral
a, , native ebl.f IN I,aRo.on, on The ives,
coast Of Africa. recently, aud twelve Eu'
ropean. were maUscred.
Auausr MAST, a German living near
c,s.so. Iov.. dled a few dsys ego from
,r,sh,,. e,u.ed nv ealing diseased pork.
M. wife. three children and girl stopping
with them were Also sick from the same
cause.
TuouAs DoYLr and Katie A. Morgan,
a runaway couple from ousid, County.
were found .ufocaiei 10 their room In
Rocbe.,er. N. ", few days ago.
n. tho Troy 4 Boston Road two
,,.,.., ,,,,,. oolnded a few dsy. ,lnee q,
w.,,n.. \, Y. vreklnr the engines and
,blrty.aye ears. John R.sriou. a dis.
charged brakeman. riding 10 Troy 10 draw
1855 - l,,i-s - ,hr.. oihsr man
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30


Waits attempting n boafa aa ss.
aihs iaefsnes IlfbskJ, : saehmss ~ ths
hfidra q IA Crosse, wis. me elhsr AlEIt
slprsi and isli di'ianes II Tfi fsei,
hfelklhf his asst md efushiAs bls head,
Allllhr hlm in'lahilg,
TnHff lives sefe lost by lhs burning
n Tho Coprland Hotel and adloinius block
st Pembroke, uai., ihe alhef mafninr. The
total loss ls ssilinsiel NJ slpo.0o The hsme
shop oi the Onondaga Couniy, n ", peHl.
tenlla'y burned az The same morning and
one man psfIshsd.
A ftw days ago. nj IIarwell, Ga.
iva friends. joe Davis and NIL kenlet, go,
very dfuak, when Davis drew Nj. pistol and
sho, kenley, killing him Instantly. Dssl.
was Jailed Roth were men N fsmille..
II was reported that frauds In the
factory work oi tho Massachusetts, State
Prison had been discovered the other DAY.
NJ, sfAosR and Peter Eppendorf, two
farmers IN good circumstances, went 10
DyerHille, Iowa, The other day with q load
Of hogs Meeting In . saloon, they began
drinking together on a wager, and remained
At u several h0urs. when they started Tor
home, after isklng In an enormous amount
Of liquor. 10th were too drunk 10 know
what they we're about, but the horses. with
better sense, went siralgh, home. on reach.
ing which Eppendorf was found In the bot.
tom Of his sleigh, stone dead.
The other day Oyerdank, tho bomb
manufacturer, was executed al Trieste, Aus.
irIa. lie showed no concern whatever and
laughed as hc was about 10 be hanged.
The President, Bontoux, and FEEDER
the Manager Of the collapsed Union Goner-
ale, al Parts, France, was sentenced 10 i've
years imprisonment and line OF 5000 francs
few days ago.
Ir is said that fifteen persons injured
by the recent explosion In cartridge fac.
tory at Mount valerlan, France, have since
died.
A FEW days since BENJAMIN Green.
wood, a diamond. .dealer Of Philadelphia,
was arrested Tor conspirlng 10 defrand, when
he made clean breast ofa scheme by which
he aud Rosenberg 4 Co. were TO buy good,
on credit from fellow. Hebrews. dispose OF
them, fall, and offer 10 per 80 settle.
They now have liabilities OF s2s,ooo. ~
AT Dortmund, Germany, in the IIar.
denburg mine, the other day, the chain
supporting cage filled with workmen
broke, and they were preeiplisted to the
bottom OF the shaft, twenty being killed.
AN aged and respected citizen Of New
York City. Alfred Clock, was stseredlInto .
bunko den the other day and led on until b.
had lost $50 In cash and drawn checks for
5000 The sbarpers then went with him
In a c,rrisge 10 the Fiith Avenue Bank.
where be drew $3.50 10 currency, which
was spatchcd from his hands. The chief
criminal was arrested. !
OK tho way tn her sons funeral Mrs
Jones, Of vincennes, Ind. was thrown froIS
the train and killed, few days ago.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30
CONDENSED TELEGRLns.

In the United States Senate on tho
a7d The tobacco rebate resolution was adopt
cd, and consideration Of the Civil.servics
bill Was resumed. In the House . motion
70 adjourn until Wednesday. Dec. n. wa'
carried. A resolution fixing eleven O'Clock
% the hour for the session Of the House va,
adopted. Twenty -elght more Ieayss Of ab.
ssnos were granted. making . total Of isl.
THEKK were is7 business failures In
the United States during the seven day,
ended 90 the 2sd. sgainst sos for the presi-
Gus seven days.
BAssErT's pspsr-bor factory at Bir'
minghsm. Conn.,, burned . few days sgo.
Loss, 800, 80,
bGwis THOMPSON, . mulatis, eighty
sss yesn Of sxe, The fnt man svsr com.
mitisd TO Sing Sing Prison. was sent back
for sis mon,bs for s,ssiinx . door.mst Ia
New York lhs other day. Over forty rear.
ef BIZ life have betn passed behind grated
windows.
FoRsrArukEs' DAT December 22)
b . general holiday st Plymouth, Mas, and
wss ushsrsd In by display Of nags. saluis'
end risEinr Of bells.
Tas United Btstss survey steamer
Ranger brols devn her machinery oi Men
leo, the ether dsy, and laid up for repair.
TIE Commercial ldxrfis<r's new
block 81 Buffalo, n. r., wss destroyed b.
sfe few days zines; less s1ao. 900.
AT HoagIand Station, len miles south
sf Fort wsyse. Ind. ibs other day. The
Oldest sou Of Df. A. Dsirbiss rss rorsd u
death BY COW.
THK hsir Of Benjamin s. Rosch, d
Milton, nsssL, who hsd figured upon re
eelving szn. 900, were ssresably surprised
recently By The discovery shst the sststs To-
veniorisd over s5.po,ooo.
The death Of Rssr-Admiral Jsme'
y. sshenek was ssnounesd II Dayton, o.
he other dsy. Ne wss brother Of Gen
n G. sehesek.
GoLpsnfrHt Hall, In Philadelphia
Pa, wefsh so. 600. vss burned the eshsI
evening.
1sEron W. PlRK, . native Of Yer
moot, veil hsows shrouskout ths Uniss<
states q . brilliant fnsBcisr. DEF sn |
steamship bousd for AspiawsIl . fsv dap
sso. Ne VS. Prssideat q he rsasn'
Rsilrosd Cswpssy.
lorTT iafAstzy 81 Tanpieo, hsz.
l a. "a 49, . aS~.ss