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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

PHoIoGRAPHIc VIEws.-B Business men
and citizens of Albany wanting views OF
their houses, Street views, etc, can sc.
them of us for as cents each sxs In size.
We have thevery best lenses for such
work. Call and leave orders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
s. Z. YouNo.

A CAR LoAD. Hawkins 6 Farrell
have just received car lead of furniture
from the east, consisting of all the latest
designs In bed room sets. tables. stands,
book cases, sefas, etc. which they are pre-
pared to sell at bottom prices. Give them
early call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

have just received my fail stock Of
lace curtains bought direct from importers,
the largest stock ever bronghtioshis marx
ct, and best value for the money
SAMUEL Z. \ ouNg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

ULAsr NIe#rs Play The play last
night was enjoyed by all and considered
very good Be sure to get some ef our
oranges, grapes, bananas, figs ssnd candles
before attending this evening
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

FoR REsr.-A pleasantly furnished
'oonn centrally located for business man.
To gentleman only. Inquire at this Office
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
ggA. ESTATE SALES.

Jas Z Knox ct al TO Everett Knox.
all interest IN the ID l. G OF
Martha Morgan .......-S =
II + Merrill 10 Vim N lioag. uudi-
yided half Of half bl A.. ssoo
II r Merrill, i,trpstee,t to WIN NJ Hoag.
undivided half OF r hall OF bl .,
EA to Albany y...........s. 5sso
X Glass to Mary Arm Hughes, lots
sand s.bi 3,G's A TO Crawfords.
Vile. e................ 100
G E Chamberlain to Henrietta Da-
vis, lots and 2.bl I'M & & A.. 200
wasson's A 70 Lebanon Glsd.
Dundee Mtge and Trust fns Co 10
EN- Croisan, 30 acres In sec D,
tpi4. s r 3w...,..s..... 74oo
Mrs y J Templeton TO Nickel We
ber,4o acres In tp 1913 r 3w... 500
r c Miller TO " II Goltra, ,i6o acres
In sec 36. tp ~, S r w.. 1884
G w Hochstedier TO w II Goltra. W
half OF 8 W or bl I3.H's and a. Io5e
Mary J Scammon 10 w II Goltra.S
half OF half bl 34,Albahy 80. i6sS
A II Powell to Mary A Powell, u
acres In tp II. R7 ....... TAO
c L Jackson to Mrs y J Patterson,
Sc acres in tp "a, 4 RIw... 500
State Of Oregon 10 Z l. Jackson, 40
acres In Up "a 5 II 4 w..... 50
G w Tsyier TO ID Myers, half acre
W 9NtO y
T I Shields 10 N f Dorris. all tight
In property Of Jas Shields eat
| IN Albany. ................+..s 4ou
G L Blackman to Fred Grimmer.
parcel In bi 33,H's 3rd AIS Soc
A q Hausman 10 Oregonian RR
Goa acres near Brownsville. nominal
Am Mtge Co to r Livingston. pow
or ot attorney y................'
Clement v Nye to Jos Tyler, IS
acres In tp 1875 w....... 80!
Alien & Hawkins A to Albany. Fiiet
Fair Dale A to Albany,w T wiles. Filed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
ELEGANT LOTION.

NExr.-New and best place in town is
Cilson's new batber shop In the Froman
Block, next door to Fortmiller & Irvine's.
Best barber In town.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

Try the fail cream chssss at q L Brown
ellis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

have just received full line OF kid
gloves branded Our Own. This IL genu.
Inc kid glove. buy direct from importers
Ia New York and consider them the best
value of any gloyc ever sold for this
price. button, 3 rows OF stitching, SI.so
! per pair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

Fine line Of Guns and
good stock of Ammuni-
tion at Deyoe and Rob
son 5 special bargains
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

90 TO Hibier & Paisley for your Job print
ing. They do any and al tindSof work in
the pasI.shine and job printing line. Quick
work and CIV prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

II you have any Job werk 10 do call on q
W. Smithwho is pEebsssG to do It with
neatnsss.and disuatNFe and as cheap as any
one. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

Ifyou want good silver steel scythe, finest
in the market. 90 TO Stewart & Sox's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

An elegant line Of new designs OF chairs
Just received at Fortmiller & lrving's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
a weman's DlseoYert

"Apytber woHasrfii discovery has Desa msse
asd that too ~ iadyfu this eoasty. Disssse fas.
tened Is clutches upon her and fg yssrs shs
wihstood lie tests but her vital organs were
undermined and dcstil seoaaed imminent, For tuts
tbs she cou ghed neeschntiy AID ecu not sleep.
kds bought of usa bottle II Dr. RinzitSsw Discoy-
cry for Consumption ssd wss - much rssisved on
taxing first doss that she slept ali stsht and VITA
oBs bottle has bssn mlfAeulonsly cured. Hsr name
is Ary Luther Lutz." Thus writes w HaBnrek Ahd
Co , of shelby. c. Geta free trial bottle a. Ro-
shay and Mas0as Drug store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

The best watch in the world for the money
at 2 N French's. Esch one fully warranted
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

Barrows & SearIs, agents for the celebra-
ted Ludlow fine shoes, 10 womens, miss and
childrens goods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
ELKcANTLoTIoN.

ABBEy's AnpirIoN. 81 lots In this ads
Sition 10 Albany, near Hackleman's ~
addIton,tor sale, at $50 TO $rasa lot, e
Eurrns II Montcith's
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

eeGz.. This Trade Maj k on a stove
Ys,lz l4.IifN means 1t Is the best that ex-
periance and skill can CON
~ trive. Sold only by g. w,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
Baeklen's ArnIca save.

The best salvs IN the world for Cuts, CRUISES oroe
Ulcers, Salt Rheuln, fever Sores, letter Cbapped
hnnds, Chllblaips corns, and all Skin Er1ptI6us and
ahtseA 70 give perfect satisfaction or money rsl6fd
"a, Pncs 70 cents per box. For sale by Fosfii knd
Masoa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

BIssEsr Yer 10000 rolls Of wall pa
per, latest varieties, finest decorations JUST
ereivee At Fortmiiief & irwin gss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

We desirs 20 ssy 70 ctizens, that for year. We
Sumption, Df Rags New Life Pills. Bucklens 4r-
ulsa Base asd Rlerie Btters, and have never baAi'
led rsmsdes thzf seiI we'll that have given such
universal satisfAxtisB. We do not hesitate r. gt1k
aatss thsm every NINE, and stand ready 20 rssnfh
the psrchaec pFfee satisfactory results do not ~
low thsiK pse. Tbess remedies nave won thsir gnesf
pspuianty ptrsiy On their nssrits. Foshay and Ma
ssn, drHReisss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15


Albany Market.
Wheat-62Nc
OATS SOC.
Butter-25c per 10.
rggs-2st
Hay--s.00.
Potatoes rs cts per bushel
Bssf--on foot, Sl<c
a pples rs csnts per bu,
pork-.61c per lh. dressed.
BaccnK--hams, 12l1c,
shoulders, Sc.
sides, loo.
Lard 90 per Id.
Flour<-4.a5 per bbl.
fIhickena-- 90 per dox.
MiIi Feed--bFan, 400 per ton
shorts, 16.
middlings, 20.
Chor y 20.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

pEY0E6 ROBSON ARE AGENTS
FOR THE NEW HIeH ARM DLFf
vRTICAL-FEED sKWIEe IA
eMEK. BEST MAfHfNE m -
MAMET
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
Albany Market.

7 Oaks cures rheumatism. neuralgia and
toothache. Foshay & Mason agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
ELEGANT LOTION.

WILLAMETTE PACKING Co,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

Will HAVE FENcEs.-The Southern
Pacific is making arrangements to fence
Its railroad tracks in Oregon. Wire will
be used. This improvement Is one long
needed as aresult Of inauy aecinents and
the killihgof hundreds of head of stock
A BUSINESS CeRsER soLD.-wednesda,
noon Ar z B Purdom sold to John Fox hi,
rssidense properly at the corner Of Baker
and Second Streets for $1,000. This Is I
prospective business Corner and has q
frontage Of SO feet, ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
Kia Glove. / Kid Gloves /,

LAfoRrsr & THoApses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

b. JERsEY.-We are assured that
butchershop will be opened in Scio by a
professional butcher, in a few days. With
a good meat market, bakcrshop and restau-
rant, we'll be getting there, as to style and
convenience, b. bjersey--and they'll get
here sooner or laters-Scio Press
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

n SELECT SsnooL. Mrs T ] Wilson Is
organizing a select school for the east end
OF the city and will hold It on Sixth street
at the corner OF Maine. Mrs w. Is a
splendid teacher and deserves a good at
tendance. Already about twenty pupils
have bcan secured. This will be great
eonvsnience for many who have To 20 90
FAR.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01
THE PRoHIBIToRY SENTIMENT

Pervading the country is due in great measn7e
to the large amount of spurious Whislsev ,hat
is being sold Imposed upon by IRRESPONSIBLE
dealers who doctor and color up S5irj,s to repre-
sent Whiskey. consumers aye rctalia,inr bv
voting 10 wipe out tho en'rcghu-ine-. To aid
IN cmrcKinR 'nls sen,mIcnt'by supplying CON
nv celebrated -. " HARPER OLD NELSON
COUNTY, hY. WHIsKEY direct to them from
dstierv warehouse.
This whskey is made from selected rye and
corn and barley malt at nv distillery in Nelson
County. KY, and represents the highest type o!
distlation.
As a stimulant or tonic it is prescribed by the
leading physicians
AS Il beverage it will recommend itself to the
most exacting connoissenr. Respectfully,
4. w. HARPER.
julius BALL & Bro Sole Agents.
Tallahassee Fla
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01

Governor Fleming has appointed the follow
ing delegates to the Southern Industrial Dis
play, to begin at Raleigh, \. c., October 14th
James Layne, Manatee; y r Walker, Wa
kulla; Payne! Washington; l. w Plank,
Walton; w A Cook, Nolusia; J J G,rnto,
Taylor; Pendeon, Monroe; b G"novnI,
St. Johns; r f Rogers, Suwannce; f Bar.
wick Sumter; J B Walton, IIlsborough Fred
l. Robinson, Hernando J VI Ancrum, Hamil.
ton; Herrln, Holmes; w w Keep, Gads.
den; Rufus Russell, Duval; III W Johnson,
Franklin; j G Peterson, E-cambia II d En-
wards, Citrus; L w Zim, Clay; J F. Bava.
Columbia; G b Magruder, Brcvarl; ] II Nc
CIelan' Calhoun; W A Drake, Baker w II
Robertson, Aachua; G + McDougall, Santa
Rosa John Milton, Jackson l. c Washburn,
Lee; Chaires Lafayette; Ira B Carter
Levy W Shepard, Liberty; J + Pounds,
Madison + Harris, Marion w. r. Lanc
Lake: f r Flllcs, Jefferson; George r Fair
banks, Nassau; D II Elliott, Oangr; f r Bias
5eti, Osceola; } b Johnston, PAsco; w II Cook
Putnam; Enps Tucker, Polk; w w Moore
Bradord: + b Carlton, DeSo,o.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01
Medical Examiners

Governor Fleming has appointed Inc .c}Iov,.
ing Boards Of Medical TX imincrs:
Fifth judicial Circuit DIS Taos. p Gary
oca!n j. +. Mckn>try, 'ine-Yl,; phllip IT,
Strau>Z, Pta3ka.
Fpnth ia li"a Circeil-O- !. y Ne,n.n.
=, T. } rk-"nYi'l"; ! L. iIor-eJ, F.tnAn Una ;
Flank +. Smrh, s.. Augustine
SIKH IN !iciI Nrcul DIS .htn p. WA.
Lamp; Jnr. 3 5"'r.i1S, Ky W.; W.
> Sev"rM Judicial Dtcair-Dr~. Rr,,.u II.
1'An' l :, fAnk II. Nal!weH, San.orl ;
n"Aiy X. Dnbr;S, Port Ocrgr
An nlSo III" i'iIoNinI ) a. BM:io Homeo-
ptthic Medical Examiners:
DIS II. II. Stout, JsckSonvil."; c. w. john
son. 'cksonville I. j. WILKINSON, Eu,ri,,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01
Cured by Cuticura

am cured of oathso n disease exzcma in its worst
stage. | tried different doctors and been through the
hospital. hut All purpose The disease overed my
whole body from the of my head the socs Of my
feet. Ny hair all out Leaving compete raw
Alter trying everything heard Of yopr CUrGCrRA
REMEDIES. an! after USING three bottles OF GUricURA RE
SOLVENT. VITA CUT,CuRA ad CUTlCtRA SOAR Elr my
self the cost OF about - would nor b" without
the CUrIct Rem no ihu iaein uar-
ful in uauy c,sp-, and think ihey thr Only and
blood III. DQ.clhcs ~ ~ ii lfGnl-.-..
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01

s'HSAE'EES ON Tgag; FACE,

Denote an Impure STATE Of The blood and arr
looked upon 10y many with suspicion. AcGrr'.
bloOd EllXr VIII Remove an impurities ana
lea"c The complexion smooth and clear. Tnnrn
IS nothing that VIII 50 thoroughly Bald ma The
constitution, purify and strengthen the whole
system. Sold and guaranteed by NJ. LiyrIy
Druggist! March e. eow'c,,9
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01

From Branford, Florida. si,n.,.a
mantle Suwannee river Mesors ~ upoan.
write, under date Of Angus, 19,b '' use en-
forward us another rrosS If I To- 1859: n
Fever Tonic Have so,a ON, ',onnspns CSia'
gross upon your stTicl gu,ran,aay Ooilled
bottle returned. ''''ce' aud ss
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01
Skins on Fire

AgOniZing, itching, burning and bieedin g
Eczema in it's worst stages. raw sore
from head to feet. Hair gone. Doctors
and hospitals fail. Tried everything.
Cured by the Cuticura Remedies for SO.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Sept. 26!h, 1889.

H ~ 10 L '' 'ar r"m s We yc Il. ~, Tao
ness. 70, an ~ntn 'D3'' Stock IN ;hi~ vicnity
w. ~ a,s. c,.s ,i, ,
ever .,ean 'aj- ; ,eA , y. ,..' .2'' y,
h
49,
,.1 u' Is.
ar,.a.r ..a, , .ar ...rl b. ~.
n -;31
|.lr. ,+..Y ....-
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r. ~ =. y
r~ ~
".f -" i'.'.-.
br ltj~,t va" tfr ..r f., ~ l.. }l..f} y.
IhcI chi q, "tl-li \i\i-l H'-l ! ).
:" "" il nr'rr i .ajr ~ t'"~ ~'H l. ':p:l
here" 'h'4 can'..t;,, ar a. 'tr''s'- .ci, r.
Climate 81 T o,iie ! even n 81 IKE 'htt -. as
native Spin than Tennessee.
:" win r"per care AMI 3y beng 'r@ on az ;,
braH. nay or grass, and only a Sin ~ pEorprlt"h
OF corn, tie lack oUgh ~ do jetter in Florida
than in any other section o. the south.
III the light Ot the figures | have just gwen,
such testimony as This coming from the best au
thOrty on HE subject in the Unlled States IS
worth considering.
With prtper men experience, capital, and
f w imported jacks to start with, Middle For
ila with is lake and pasture facilities, and is
ability to grow oats and every kind Of fodder,
might soon rival even Middle Tennessee in the
most lucrative STOCK business 10 DC louhu III 'hc
South.
A similar conclusion might possibly apply 70
the exhibition of fine cattle l saw to day,
though | doubt II such JERSEYS ana snort horhs
as these will ever be seen IN FLORIDA.
There IS something In tue pure Tree stone
water, and the rich clover and blue grass OF
tennessee, which gives oone sine", coioi' anu
beauty OF !orm to cattle rarely seen ELSEWHERE
III the Cn!ted States Ana as lot iiiiih anu out
ter the Wild is SIMPLY phenomenal; % uluch
so that Mayor CampDe'' Or '"n. Oh EMe'i IT,, ann.
said % me the other cay as a'iendeu lne le9l
Of a famous COW with him at the eDster Farm,
nra: C"lumoa lhey ", Won oel'ese .! u'c Ies. NV.
Oh I'M. outer 'est /" ! ''i"" ~ 80 49,
lr 10, l ;r;,o,;nn of Mr. Webster tOoethcr
sell "a. 'le lnVl"''oh VI NJ, ~ " 0o''e' HH.,o
with MAJOR Brown. ana WI. nosN' " n'iu1,ia
ana as inc Ohcia' hoP:'t Nv" p af
and before me, sworn 10 IN me presence "a "
notary pnblic, think VIII venture 10 s'a'e t'le
result OF what | saw with my own eyes
"TotNc's Fancy, 2'l'2, Is me co" we 'es'eo
at NV -"'",y 'e'a' , I'I'.i waiahad ,he milk
81" NV w." "I'" ~ laco1;n , stone
an" set II away IN SltSs JtI paaoo - cn orrans
spring mouse WIN '"'ns "'' sao1od Tho 1oor
After this milk had set Tor II hours the measure
ment in the glass jar showed - incneS .. puro
cream, and only men OF SKIN mis- ~ us w.
churned III minutes IN the "raVouil'e oalie =
churn. Less than Ii lbs OF mix yle'deu Us :
lbs 81 ounces of butter.
In short this test established 'he 'act !" n1 o a;I
"Toltec's Fancy" was capaoie o. giving, auu utI
give, a pound of butter to less than hve pounus
OF milk la fac her mIk itse' was ;i i0li t ,hnr
cows The Official Report covers hVe pages
OF printed matter, and send one to the FLOR
IpIAN Office. where those interested Ill Jersey
stock may it, On the last page ad is i Pc1%Le
OF "LandSeer's Fancy "-2S'6',he Dam Oh ..M II,-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

I1lles ~zs ~ s4tsect unQer al>c~-ssza1-
= ~ -. 2asEoss0T ssls ~es - r4s yeszzsg
--.ea ~lsE 81 lznoe~us. il-4DE4lza,s sale. ~
~ s--l~1 ~ $50 - El~ LI-sESc5ss s0t . n =
ssrs os.sy ss1arszr -9 sp9g s1ss@ ge1uy ~asn-
s.sS so1 a.ee, t1esr L-zlF hg4r .sai1s zls
ra.rs.y o-1s4nles Fsffscts s. tzs llgs1lse1 Qf
- asaet rsperror-al igaora'.es. @a< ar1l-ssK-
iat 1ln $50 . ~.zEsr-ls s.zz.1e. t1s lzss-~e-
ter sad.
4 - isl l,ge g Ak = yc1ag le4-~ WAY.
tAss'fe TIE s-sescel l1cks 0ot q 'a- AID
raerv - Z Aay ~ay = spos 'eza r-g you cSieA
'-.u rix1t u sE4 -eL T1eses ueooas los s-hrx
g. t. os4gas aA4pl1g. s..ksl. AS a. Al
slo-. kel.ls.1sl1. Sz1 Aoep = o--.ss .oSAo-I t-f
Yg1r sstc1 sDa Iaa-4ey ~-sa1 sos sI1-As
ero~-. s1s--sg a. c11reA, - t-eosfe. "a
E4es colTs~ ~ ele, AID p-zt1oi a. ~
e--t -aaal o. sNs you ~01-a - AiT@lo y
..s11x ys1r watch - 8 cEo~d. d. youf s~l1
TIE qosl--S l-a1 as he edEea 1p LtLe cl-'S7r
- t..e iusueeter ~ sI. 4 ~o2l1EL * tcQ
s-re u ti--t. lie rep.led Al Lb4 tAe lIl4o-
cent y01az ulau s-e1le- - tlsite1 alsc s-sr led
u ~, l1s 81 ..Lllsozzg scale pSSsiag over Ire
fao-s u 1.ls or two Il LIS otLsr reporters, tfe
ilssnscroT s,ls s,-scJsG IA4t sonlstLlEs 49, uP
and rau Ia hand ulso hls sssE pocket hls
fns z1.d ehrol-oi1etor wzs gone. aEd nothing
but La e1&lu 2L1 ring ~ss leit II n-a oeen
..rung The 0oys raa rne-r little laugh o.
tie lnspsotor, who gave them something
nlers 81 osranslal - smile over, and none q
then ever thought worth wh-ls u Writs Shs
story. out i - tgue, every wsrd of H. And
tbs reporter who picked nis poke" l. one
u LIS best friends New York World
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

4 psychologist, discourSing on the sense Of
taste, says: strictly speaking with the tip
Of The tongue ofe can't really taste at all II
YOU put "a small drop of honey or oil OF bitter
almonds Oh that part Of tAe mouth you viii
ilud, no doubt 10 your great surprise, thnt 1t
produces no effect OF any sort you only taste
it when 1t begins slowly 10 diffuse itself and
reaches the true tasting region in the middle
distance. But if you put little cayenne or
mustard ora tke same part you VIII fnd that
IL nites you immediate.y-the experiment.
should be tried sparinGl ly-wnlle If you put
it lower down in the mouth you viii swallow
II almost without noticing the pungency Of
the s1inlusnt. The reason r. that the tip Of
the tongue Is supplied only with nerves
which are really nerves OF touch, not nerves
or taste proper; tEey belong 10 totally diff
ferent branch and they 60 10 a different cen
ter III the brain. together with the very sifni-
la threads which supply the nerves Of smell
for mustard and pepper. That is why the
smell and taste Of these pungent substances
are so much alike, verybody must have
noticed, a good sn.T ct a mustard pot pro-
ducing ai-.osJ the same Irritating effects as
an incautious mouthful- Newark Sunday
Call
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

Gesture Las Deen brought almost 70 a
science Ia tie French sc1ools u actlHs u
has beon argued out and reduced - positive
rulss Which are most useful l. know, and give
great resource u acton alike - actor and
reciter Thus Il L that gostgrs ls tniny
that may he actually studied and taught
Fa1ai expression, Ia less degrees, L. also
matter of aseertaiAed rCle II has, - u
so-ak. been brought u book Darwin has
written and Laygter has delineated- English
people WHO have 10 cultivate thess natural
expressions or drama should surely not neg
l-ct such means of study For We are not,
a. a nation. gifted With tbs spseoh Of gesture
OF II the face. The French mans hand Is
often r distinct feature, inte-lgl5le and eio-
cuent The Engl!shman's, as 4 rule, Is oaly
a DEVELOPMENT of the paw, and rarely sec-
onds his words with anything more tnaA mere
emphasis.
The immobility Of the ordinary r ish
face has been often noted and eonfesse 30
are nothing Il not disnlded; and sign ant
gesture and very expressive play VI i.ature
are not thought, il woud seem. 10 be very
desirable things On this side of tie channel
We prize highly The excellent virlue Of reti-
cence Then, too, We are almost mconvsn-
iently alive to the ludlcrous. and in our
searching and ruthless criticism ol others and
OF ourselves, ~e naturally find tn- pleasant
est thing on the whole ia al personal matters
is SELF restraint We have our reward We
also pay toe price. And We pay II, in one
way. IN the conspicuous stiffness OF action
orc ia tho ssU conventlcnaliry Of our faces.
! l.. true that English men and women have
often the grace tnst comes from athletic
training, but this Is personal rather than sig
niiicant, and finds its best expression Ia the
field, on the river across country. over tho
highland moor, or up tbs noun tain side -
Murray's Magazine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
There Is = Happy Land

How many u the nvria4s who IN childhood
have sung There Is "A happy land. far. far
away" know anything ot is writeri Hh
naius Is Andres Young, and be IS now So
years u axe, still mentally and physically
vigorous aud retaining IN all is early fresh
ness MS sympathy with children. The hymn
Vas composed in lS3S. Tue tune 70 which II
Is married Is an Old Indian air, which blended
with the music ot the woods in the priuev al
forest long before Sunday schools were
thought Il. The hymn was composed for
the melody. Its bright and strongly marked
phrases struck Mr Youngs musical ear the
first time he heard t casually played in the
drawing room. He asked for it again and
again Il haunted him. Being accustomed
20 relieve the clamor Of his thoughts and
feelings in rhyme. words naturally followed
ard 30 The hymn was created Mr. Young
happened 70 havs bis hymn performed in the
presence ~ his intimate friend, Mr.. Gall, a
member Of the publishing firm OF Gall &
Iugiis IL got into print II has been trans
lated into nineteen different languages. And
vet the author has never received, and, in
deed. has never been offered, penny remu-
neratiOn. New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

A verv remarkable discovery has recently
been made by a lady, who has FOR some tine
bern making experiments % ascertain the De
grees Of intensity IN a note whom sung by the
human voice While testing the capability
u Gle phoneitoscope." which registers the
air waves produced by the vibration Of the
voice the idea struck her that. II more sen
s-lve substance were used. the disturbance =
ths air could be more accurately registered.
After many attempts she succeeded tn flnding
fbs Substance which she was IN search Of. ard
her a1ticipations proved correct. On this
substance Mrs Watts Hughes spreads a thin
aver u col0ref powder. The membrane Il
then pbacsd la a sind of trumpet. into Witch
q note Is sung. The powder. accoriing 70 the
quality q the note diSusss itself into the
most wonderful shapes. which are then trans
'srrsd % glass by another process The forms
~ forsrs and plants seem % ~ the most
nsual Tie discovery IS atrracricZ much At
tenton among selsntifc men. View Orleans
Hcayuue.