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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-24
Sitfl.

The old smiths had tradition that
the best sword blades should be cooled
in mountain streams.
Paxton derived bis plan for con.
structing the roof Of the Crystal Palace
from the leaves Of The Victoria Regia.
The English s,ra~ber,ieh sold in
Paris at the very beginning Of the
season come from sliI.s sent by the
Princess Victoria 10 Louis Philippe.
at an elevation Of two miles above
the level of the sea one may read by
the light Of the stars, and many not
seen at lower elevation become visi-
BILE.
The Pefsians still retain the agreea
ble ancient tabit Of walIing up Grim.
inaIs alive. They build u pillar oi
brick about them and pour mortar
around their heads.
The IN 'st costly pharmaceutical pre-
psration in the market is the Dresden
ergo,ine, the active principle Of ergoi
of rye. The manufacturers price il
$3.50 q grain.
In a petrifed forest of 800 acre.
extent recently discovered in the Buck
skin Mountains on the Arizona side oi
the Colorado River, there are trees
twenty inches in diameter, and not 9
leaf of vegetation which Is no: thrned
TO stone.
The trade in Manila Cheroots hai
been almost ruined by the manufacture
of cheap American cigars called by th'
same name, aud New England is th,
only part of tho United States in which
the latter is now smoked 60 any ex
tent.
The dome Of the new Paris observa
tory will DO foated in trough filleC
with an aqueous solution of chloride o
magnesium, which will not freeze, anc
will preserve the equilibrium of The
dome even if the building should settl,
unequslly.
IL is reported that there are seventy
five stock languages and 500 vel
marked dialects in North America
each one with philosophic system
of its own. The man who intends tC
"know his own country before visiting
Others" is not likely to have to engage
his steamer passage this.yea
The number of watches made il
Besancon last year fell one short Of hal
million. It seems pity that some
body did not sit up all night to finisl
another, for then it would have beer
possible to say that the number made
in 1881 was exactly ten per cent o
kLok ,,,,,lo tbsa uaar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-24
FASHION POINTS.

Stockings beaded IN pearls are worn
with white satin dresses.
Grenadine aud lace dresses are more
worn than any other material.
The newest lace pins represent a
mosquito crawling over Japanese
fan, with moth Ola the edge.
Black velvet bands of the narrowest
are twisted about the hair four or FIVE
times. Ouly blondes wear them.
Scarlet parasols are ornamented by
rows of scarlet velvet, and sometimes
by ruffle of Spanish or guipure laco.
I. is now quite the fashion to hand.
paint your given name upon the handle
or panel of your parasol. your pocket
book, glove-top, etc.
The newest slippers are made viii
square toes and are tied across the In
step by band of black velvet caugh
by Rhine stone buckle.
Garden hats covered with pale bin,
null, with long strings Of the same t
tie in front, are very pretty. A buncl
of moss rose-buds or lilies Of the vale
ornaments them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-24

No rule of economy ia sounder than
this, namely, +" Never buy anything
that you do not want" Most things
purchased at retail cost at least one-
fourth more than they can be bought
for at wholesale. And If 1t Is sought
to sell them TO dealers, or to the per-
sons from whom they were bought,
this. fact will speedily be made mani
fest. Hence, about a fourth Of what
is paid for the unnecessary goods Is
practically thrown away, not 10 men,
tlon the deterioration Of the articles
bought through lapse of time and
change In tastes. The money invest
ed has passed forever out of the hands
of the buyer. 1t brings no return. II
has been even more foolishly disposed
of than was that of the servant refer
red to In the Scriptures, who buried
his talent Persons who desire to be-
come wealthy can hardly hope with
reason tnat there wishes shall be re-
allied unless they follow this rule.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-24
AN oPFICiAL SCANDAL


A remarkable sensation was develo-
ped at Eureka Monday when it became
known that Trofatter, elected last fall
as county commissioner for two years.
had skipped the country and was well
on his way toward the eastern states.
It is believed that purse of $1,000 was
made up for him to get him to resign
and leave. 1t is reported that he leaves
behinda startling confessionI Iof his ras-
cality in Office, as member of the board
of commissioners, against whom was
started, the day of his departure, suit
for fraud and mslfeasance in sf6ee. The
object of getting Trofatter to resign was
to secure q nsjority Of the board of
commissioners TO stand BY the assessor
in taxing the Central Pacific road bed
$4,000 per mile. Il Is learned by tele-
graph already that Governor Adams
win appoint David 4. Bailey 10 the
vacancy, who will act with William
Arlington in the railroad matter, and
for general retrenchmeht in the present
wastsfulness of the county government.
Thiss was the main cause, but another
/ scheme entered into the plot 70 send
Trofatter toward the Atlantic ocean,
People here are wild over the ex,rsordi-
nary deuoument, and the facts, which
they have not yet learned, develops the
fact that Trofotter has gone west, and
ia making for the northwest
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wrong iva
"well, should say 80. The othel
day u lady came Ia here and said
Can you lee me have the FIRST duet be
tween Phyllis aud strephon in the
drat act of 'lolsnthe' In two fats = !"
al am sorry ] replied, but the
duct 10 In d major, two sharps.'''
That's TOO bad, she said. Il can't
Hing In two Hharps I've only learned
20 sing in two fats"
81 suppose many Of your customers
buy only dance music r.
s"Most ofthem. And it's really re.
uarkable how rabid these people are.
They think everything ought to be
turned into dance for them. They
want Lucia waltzes. 'csrmeu' p,Ikas,
s;Trcvatorp' Ianeers.". a.,.t .e.
"Do you have customers who come
in and expect you TO tell What they
want from vague description Of the
music ~
ANY number Of them just ask for
the bird or the tell piece. There are
about 800 Of each kind. We have
Monastery Bells,' Crystal Bells,'
Evening Bells in fact, oil kinds Of
bells, except dumb bells. Others really
have no idea what they want. They
just come in and lock over the music
until they come across something that
strikes their fancy. Some people buy
a piece simply because they like the
picture on the title page"
Just then q young man entered aud
asked for the song with tho picture of
"fsllow aud bis girl in boat" and
Miss MOlIie was obliged 10 look through
stack Of sheet music.-ge,o York
San.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-24

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embroidered after designs of pictnres
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The business viii pay than ten times ordinary
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OF Revere House.