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The morning call., 1891-12-18
BERKELEY REAL EsTATE.

BEAUTIFUL S-ROOMED HOUSE, ELEGANTLY
- furnished, to let FOR d months; choicest location
In Berkeley; dphtheria here See CAPTAIN
MORRISON. del3 SIS
G'OR SALE-NICE o. ROOMED HOUSE; GOOD
condition: choice location; especially suited TO
business man; no gift enterprise Speak to CAP
TAIN MORRISON del3 ST.
CAPTAIN MORRISON DOES NOT DEAL IN
~ mountaln-sde sslt-marsh property, but Will
show you some OF the incest hooks and corners
earth right here In Berkeley Interview him at
Office. North Derkelev del3 St*
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

X 0l0 SALOON ON BEST STREET
" 1O.OOO. north OF and within half BLOCK of
Market; established over 10 years is one of best
known and most popular resorts in town; Will clear
al least $1,000 month the year round: first class in
al IT'S appointments and fitted up throughout in
grand style; IL private rooms: owner made his
fortune there and is retiring: any one at all ac-
4ualnted IN city need but be told OF the place to
know that this offer is genuine aud positively with
our Us equal In saloon line experienced saloon men
and Others who know good thing when they see it
are especially invited To call and get particulars
NJ. LESS. 8 Fourth rs
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CIGAR-STORE FOR SALE: $I75: ON ACCOUNT
- Of sickness: clearing $75 to $50 per month: a
bargain. Apply l2S1a oFarreii st, delS 4ts
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G.060 SECONDHAND CLOTHING STORE
SDOJO. established 10 years living rooms no
better location cheap rent; than full value
In stock; bargain. NJ. LESS, 5 Fourth ST. Its
The morning call., 1891-12-18

WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing
The morning call., 1891-12-18

GQOO SALOON on PRIN CIPAL STREET
NloOO. bet. Mission and Market; any one at ali
acquainted In this city viii know this place to be
good; average daily receipts $50; best of reasons
selling NJ. LESS. 8 Fourth St lis
Gf0O COR. SALOON on BEST STREET. s.
9OOO. OF Market: old and popular stand: pri-
NaLe rooms; side entrance: clearing $3.50 month;
sickness cause selling. NJ. LESS Fourth st, Its
m, SATnnN. MAST
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A H!-RoXBURY BRUSSELS CARPETS, SOC;
= smiths Brussels soc per yard: no charge for
sewing aud laying; floor oilcloth, 25c s w
SHREK. 1884 Stock ton st. del If
EARPErS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, soc A YARD:
- lustallment price elsewhere 81 I'd. NJ FRIED
MAJ s co. 22s-230 stockton. and 3S7 Post II RI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

The Pendleton Z. o., q Monday, says
A rnmor has reached Pendleton OF ex-
citing times on the Oregon Short Line,
resulting from the murder OF brakeman
by four tramps. Near Glenn,s Ferry the
tramps boarded freight train, and were
bounced by the head brakeman. They
afterward got on the train again, and
overpowered the brakeman and, whom
they threw under the train. Both of his
legs were crushed and he died shortly
afterwards from the effects Of his injur-
les. The tramps were caught near
Huntington and three OF them were
lynched by the angry railroaders. The
fourth escaped,n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

far the republicans have refused 10 even
consider taking d holiday recess, and pres.
ent indications are that they will hold
sessions right along, and, Of course, the
democrats will be compelled TO attend, be-
cause II they stay away tie republicans
would be certain to crowd The Force bill
through.
In the House quorum has gone glIin.-
meritg, and there Isn't much probability
that one wlll be seeu there again before
January.
The republican bosses are believed TO
have secretly decided tl,at no financial leg
islation shall be passed at this session, al
though they are making great prelease
Of considering The bill ubich the repnbIl-
can caucus went through the farce Of en-
dorsins, which provides for the purchase
OF 100000 ounces Of silver IN monihlv
lnstalIinents Of syooo,oco ounces aud for
The recoining 81 the sss,ooc,ooo Of fraction.
al coin and trade dollars now lying idle In
the treasury They would have been
willing 10 allow this bill to pass. but II was
no sooner reported 10 the senate than SEN
aior Reagan offered an amendment pro-
vidlng for free coinage Then !. was de-
cided that It was too risky 10 allow the bill
To be voted on. so the matter stands al
present.
Senator pettigrew wants 10 make an
other Indian scare impossible, 20 he has
Introduced a biii prohibiting the sale Of fire
arms and ammunition 70 Indians or res
ervations. The general impression Is that
there Is already such Law 10 existence,
which has been violated with The conniy-
anee or through the neglect Of govern
mens oiislals. This whole indian business
will probably be investigated By congress.
Senator Manderson has offered resoiu-
ton TO that effect. There Is general de-
sire on The part Of senators and represents
asiyes TO get At the real status Of the In
dams.
There has been SONS hitch Ia the lssu
Ing Of proclamation BY dr Harrison in
viting foreign nations 10 take part In The
Worlds Fair, but Il IL now said 10 be ali |
right. and that the proclamation viii be
Issued this week.
II Is already apparent that At least sso.-
100000 Will ',e required TO make up the
ln the last session approprIa-
tons. These deficiencies are the results Of |
the deliberate action OF the republicans.
Ia orier 70 make the country believe that /
they were keeping the approPr aslons
down.
Senator Blair Is posing IN new role
that Of funny man, ard II Is . decided i'm
pro oyement on his ordinary isms.
Senator SANFORD made an hours speech |
FndayexPIa!nIng his bill for loaning money
on farm mortgages at per cent per an
mum The bill has been referred to ths
finance eommitsec.eyery member Of which
ID opposed to Il.
Seaator spooncr spoke all day Saturday
In favor Of the Force BIN, and Il was jocu-
larry said that he was trying TO earn Ills ap-
polntment 10 the bench Of the Supreme
Court
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

- 9F77 = ~ F77IFF NTlH fIle
day III January, 5aiJ, ! fea4 Hg aeeotint Il the
TrttHae u yytf tfrYfs Is Il x8fisKs. itaesci41ed
ny ease eoex y. 1fat ifesaiif 1g saat resort.
u give them ~. Nhra iseal npgiiea them /
vas nii raw hsG bleefHs, ssSsa sefaseisinx my.
self. but wef ssjeeV s1aess iasfsdIateiy, sosse.
thDl hzd ~ dons for yesHs. It's effect was 20
sootbpa. 10 abont tNo Nast4 1 could stand
affHikht, but i aalh, 20 wesk. but my
e9fts wefe benr5Y we'll. ~ tie4g "a eag tldRe fle
Crucgas fKssD1Es cured RE fa ABofst eix TO
eight weckss ssd ~ % ttis IS II. r., from Jan
uary, 1879, % January, 1851 h1ge not been giex
10 any way, or hose had the ieasg slgas cG tie ds.
sAss Seapfearlne en gae.
w.J. MCDONALD,
s7ss Dearsors e.. chlsago. III, Juns %. 81.
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mAruanAY.

Richard Seil.oi Portland, is Ia thecity.
Mr. + I Power, Of Brownsville, waa In
the city to-day.
Geo Henderson Il now conductor on
the train running TO the front.
License 70 marry has been issued 10
VIM Mcfarland and Bell Cotfey.
Ed Mack, recently Of Baker City, is In
the city, and has accepted a position az
foreman on our contemporary.
Mr. Maurice Senders went up to Hal
eey this noon TO adjust the loss on the
Howell store burned LAST evening.
Allen NJ Thompson, brother Of Hon d
7 Thompson, IL dangerously i'll at his
home in this city.--statesman
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

The LOCAL MARKErs are somewhat In
teres.Ing. some things being up and some
down. Butter Is up 10 IS cents per pound,
dried apples down to S cents. prunes and
pluma are cents, eggs 9s cents, apples
soto 60 cents. potatoes so 10 90 cents
Farmers receive IL cents for hams, 9 cents
for sides and 7 cents for shoulders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

DIR Holden: / notice by the papers that
you are placing your valuable Etheresi
Cough Syrup before the public. IL Is 4
charitable act. haye used II In my family
for many yesrs. 10 my satisfaction: believe
uss Of IL in time, to my children. has
them | sickness. RIB LANE.
rgesize mall so cents For sale by
Cumming uggist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02
1891.
Harper's w eekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

TIAsrEas WEEKLY has never failed 10 justify It's
tile journal Of Civilization" and Il has done
with constant regard TO enlarged possibilities Of
usefulness and higher standard of artistic and liter
nry excellence. II leaves untouched no important
phase Of the worlds progress. and presents reood.
equally trustworthy and interesting, Of The notable
events. persons, and achievements Of our tIme.
special supplements win bs continued In 1901.
Thef viii be literary. scientific artistic historical,
critical. Typographical, descriptive. occasion
may demand and viii continue TO deserve the hearty
commendAiIon which has been bestowed on past
issues by the press and ths public. As family jour
nal, Harms wEEKLy vii, heretofore. bo edited
with strict regard for the qualities that make Il =
srie and welcome visitor TO every hone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

For hives 10 children. rub The irri,ated skin
or the passsles with castor oil. appIied withihe
tip ol the finger. Baby win pass from freitina
to slansbev while the process Is going 90. the
Feilsf wlll be 50 great and quick. For in
famed eyes, bumped heads and sprained ankles
use abundan,ly water as no, as can be borne
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

Ifyou want 10 make squash pies, and eggs
are scarce and dear, substitute rolled soda
crackers fof ,he eggs. say one to each pie.
Season particularly well. don't forgett he salt,
and Il not just as good as the original it IS ex
cellent. nevertheless.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

r. y"
lad tip s'fsiifeiy. su.f ffasn con.
iiils,eiay sifiiBH ~ tie floor o.
plkea, s.ss iiaiia contracted
~ tai I losi ~ control Of
tliiafi iaa sfas ;iseffy helpless.
EiY ifi5iiief ssosld have 10 lsft
NJ tat ard taso led. / ceuId
set afoaHd The house on nv
iiHld AID feet, Int could Dot
81 M eictaas o. nt III, and
hs9 - @tsaF a sslt ~ slrees.na.
f9sg. ~ heiriiad aiI niasted
dot4l tf isisen OF. ard nv
hsls fs ard eage we're one
feaa. Iig Gil e6pfssred
II fbi8 fsaisssf lf,fii 1 was
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

This 10 what you ought 10 have, intact
yon uust have IL, 10 enjoy life. Thousands
are searching for II daily, and mourning be-
cause they fed It not. Theusan,ls upon
thousands OF dollars are spent Annually by
our people 10 tho hope that they NAV attain
this boon. And vet IL may be had by ell.
We guarantee that Electric Bistern. II used
according directions and tho use pcrsistcd
iu,w " bring yon good digestion and oust
the dsmon Dyspepsia and install instead
kupepey. We recommend Electric Bitters
for 0yspt llia and all diseases of Liver
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold At 800 and 81
pee lcttle By fcshay q Mason. druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02
xeltenenf

Runs high IN All any at Foshay & Ma :
everybody is usin, Il for Catarfh Of the
Stom sch, Dyspepsia, Constipation and I'M
pure Blood. Try ID snd tell your frieuds
Sbout as ii must posst sswonasrful merits
when speak well Of Il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

HOLMES BUsrNss CoLLraE, Of Portland
Or, will open Sept. LIST. ] A Wesco, the
leading penman Of the coast, has become
q partner in this school and will make 1t
the leading business college. Send for a
catalogue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02
pueklen.s Arnlen Isnlyr.

Ths bost saiye IN the world gss Cuts ruisss Sores
Ulcers. sals Rhsuin. Fever Sores retter, Chapp
hands, Chllblaluh. CoFns, aud sii Skin ErnplI 10 q
poslt!vayeurss Pilescr no pay required. Is guar.
uteed 70 give perfect salisfactlon or money Tesnd.
q. Price Is cents per box. For sale By foshaJ and
Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

/ sure cure for the isky habit: DR.
l. tons Antidote 70 Drunl cnness will
any case Of the liquo habit in from ten
irty days, from the m dera'c drinker to
I drnnkard. The Ant sisoan be given
in cup of coffee without acknowledge II Of
the rerson taking il. The entidote win not
iniui cthe health in any wa Manufactured
Ly lie Livingston Chemic Co., Portland,
Ore on CT from A Gun Mug, 'oleIagent,
Alb ny.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02
4 scle kssaY.

The following essay, read by Miss
Amanda Bridges, before tho literary as
soclatlon Of the scio school, w. A..
Mckee, principal, has been handed ne
for publication;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02
corsets. corsers

We make specially Of ladies and misses
6ne corsets and waists. We also have
drive In a French satine corset at rs cents
Extrasgood value.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

cATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath aecursd,h by Shilob's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 oents. Nasal Ioieetor free. 70 !.
shay a Mason. aRenta
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HlRPER'S PERIODICALS,
Per Years

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Numbers for January Of each year. when no
time is specified, subscriptions win begin with the
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eY Newspapers a not TO copy this advertisement
without the express crdegs Of HARPER BRornERs
Address HARPER : BROTHERS,
NEW YcRK,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

scfo.-Hnb Bilyeu purchased farm
last week over on the Willamette west
OF Halsey, containing i97 acres. paying
s23 per acre for IL.
There came near being a serious acci-
dent at tho scio Roller Mill yesterday.
Mr. Coins, Green Coffee and others were
st work completing the putting in Of the
switch 10 the mill, when by come means
Green's head came in contact with a
sledge that Mr Coins was using. The
blow was glaneing one. but fetched"
Green alfthe same and he now wears his
head In n sling in consequence -Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

DKDicAucx.-The new NJ. 4. Church
Of this city will be dedicated Jan. 4th,
1891. Rev. ]. w. Bushong. d. D.. Of
East Portland, will preach the dcdieatory
sermon at i q. M, and Rev. q. G. STRAIT
ton, ID. D., Chancellor Of Willamette
University OF Salem, will preach at p.
m. DIR. Bushong has the reputation Of
being a very able preacher. He breaches
somewhat on the Taimage style. DIR.
come and hear theec very able preachers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02
AH ECZEMA n YEARS
Cured IN o Woke. One Of the great.
st-Cures l.ycr Performed by this
CMdeurn T1emedlca.

~ faa asa q iffec iaeat.ia sasi fssisi, sfter.
Wafas fgYest y Y tszstsg o saf rAaafa; made
its appearance faea. l,i8eAselat arr t,f,ssl
e,sn VS. etisa ~fa4e Gf ie1g as no tny eagsl II
81, but made Srses go ,i.st.ss s.,s.t,f,t,ed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02
SAMUEL E You've.

Eastern oysters and sauer kraut just re
ceived at Mueller g. Garrett'a.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02
CutIcura Remedies

Are The only infaiiltic fsin and Bioed TsuriaeYs.
Soil etefyn here. ffise. EegictRA. ibe great skin
Gnrg. iJes; GcTicuaA st9sf, 20 exquisite skin Puri.
Scr i.id Iesaiifsef, x5e. 1UTicgHA hgsoLyEsf, tbs
nsw Elood Purifier. 81. Prepared BY the PoTTKa
DItna ASH CHEMICAL foHT9fi&Tfus, Boeson.
a. FeBd for " fiow 70 fspfs Skin Diseases" et
pasea, y iiinssgatsoaa, an.i 10 testimonials.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

For amo back. or aide chest, use Shlloh's
Porous Plaster. Price, 25 eebtr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02
rms rAcn rnr Nprx oF rnn MIND.

Il
There Is a saying, and a true one, too,
THAT the face ie an index to the mind =
We sec examples OF this every day; for
never do we meet n stranger but what
we form an opinion Of him; and, we arc
governed almost entirely, in forming
this opinion, BY tho expression Of the
face.
II IL trde, also, that we arc sometimes
deceived. But this Ii owing 10 the fact
that we arc not good facial readers, and
not that the face bellies the mind or
character within, or the kind Of HE
the person has led previous 20 our meet
ing him.
E0ur success In life, both financially
and morally depends, Ia great measure
ON our ability TO read faces accurately.
Business men are constantly being
brought In contact. In their dealinge,
with men Of whom they have no knowl-
edge OF their character and no means Of
gaining any information about them
save what they can read In their faces
and they must he governed In the
amount oi dealings or confidence they
put In them, by the amount Of honesty
and manhood their physiognomy por-
trays, and II they have made this study
they need rarely bs deceived.
And II IL tho hafne morally. We all
know that we are influenced by the kind
Of company we keep. And IL often hap
pens, In this life, that one is thrust
among entire strangers, and In order
that we may choose the right kind Of
associates, and avoid the evils that al
ways follow the association with base
and unprincipled persons, II IL necessary
that we have something 20 guide ur, and
II We only read closely what In written In
tho faces OF those by whom we are sur
rounded, We need scarcely ever err In
the choice Of companions; for there Ii
as much difference in the faces Of the
rogue and the honest. upright man, as
there Is In the lives they lead. A visit
10 the jail or state prison win prove the /
truth Of this, even 10 the most unobseF.
wing.
Then II We wish 10 make favorable |
impression on those with whom We are !
brought In contact, and would be chosen |
by the better classes as an associate, We |
must have the right kind Of faces our
selves, and the way 10 have the right |
kind Of faces, We must lead the right /
kind Of lives, and have pure thoughts, |
Tor rs the index Of book il In harmony |
withwhat the book itself 10. just 10 our |
Iaces must be, and are, in harmony with |
what our thoughts and lives are.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-02

LEBANON. Married. at the residence
Of the brides father, near Lebanon, Dec.
73, L Gentry and Miss Edna Settle.
Rev @ A McIlrov. Officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05
The Position of the French Accent.


The settlement Of a purely pathological
question that, namely, as TO the position
OF the French accent) by physical method
has been recently attempted by DR.. Prigs-
helm, OF Berlin. According to Nature, the
instrument used was Konig's and SCOTS
phonautograph, into which a number of
Frenchmen were required to speak, the
measurement of the record being after
ward made by means of tuning fork
curve running parallel with it. This in
strument renders possible determination
OF the duration, pitch and intensity of each
syllable. and DR.. Prigsheim discusses Its
indications. As preliminary result, lie
finds that two syllable words have the VOW
els pronounced with equal length and
strength. Noteworthy differences appear
in the curve of q word according as 1t oc-
ours in the middle or at the end of SEN
teDce. IL the latter case there is added to
the characteristic word curve a terminal
curve with declining pitch and strength,
which is nearly the same for different
words, and corresponds to the sinking Of
the voice before pause. The voweIs and
consonants show characteristic curves; and
notably long wave lengths occur with n, l.
b and d. The duration of syl!ables varies
between Oh and 0.5 second; and between
the syllahles of word there are often
pauses of 0.3 to OF second. The shortest
syllable, in etc, with rather slow pronun-
citation, consisted of twenty-five vibrations:
yet the ear is capable of not only hearing
the tone, but of detecting fine shades and
differences in the mode of pronunciation.
Further experiments in this direction, with
an improved apparatus, are contemplated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

resented by the quadrangle forming the
cart, and the other three stars are the
horses.
The pointers" are the two end stars,
and if line be followed northward from
them it will lead close to Polaris, the prin-
cipal star in the lesser bear. This pole star
is of very great brightness, AID peeps out,
almost isolated, with pure luster The
names OF the pointers are Dubhe and
Menak. The star at the tail tip is Benet-
nasch, then Mizar and AIioth. Megrez and
Phad are the remaining pair. We append
rough outline Of the bear for the informa-
ton of those who have not yet noticed it.
The Lesser Bear is not so important az
his elder brother as regards size, but he is
very useful to astronomers. He resembles
the Great Bear in appearance, but is small
er, and the positions of the stars are in
verted. The little bear swings around the
Polar star, which is in the tip of the Lesser
Bears tail. So any one will be able to find
him if they look for the Polar star and
then count the three stars away from it
and the four in the body. The Great Bears
tail points in the other direction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

That ingeniOusly constructed instru-
ment, Stokes sunshine recorder, is being
used at the Royal Botanic gardens in Re
gents park with great success. 1t is in
the form of a sphere of glass, SO adjusted
that it adapts itself to the ever varying
position of the sun. Its effect is that Of
a burning glass. The concentrated heat
falls on a card on which hours and quarters
are printed, and the cardboard becomes
scorched at the focal point. Thus it is
only necessary to LOOK for the burned card
bearing the hours and quarters on its face
to know when and for how long the sun
has been shining.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

CHAPTER Ethel Jones, the heroine of
the story. j. the daughter Of Philadelphia
business man, with no social ambition for
his two daughters. Mrs. Jones, however,
desires them TO shine il society. The
father dies, leaving his family in rather
straitened circumstances. Thanks TO the
management Of the mother and Ethel's ex-
perience at Miss Mayburns school, Ethel
becomes acquainted with Lofty Hathorne,
and through her enters society.
CHATTER 2-Dcscribes Ethel's first dinner
party at Mrs HathorDe's, which she enjoyed
tremendously, flirting good deal with
Messrs. Mason Temple, Algernon Fairfax
Van Strouslaer, Penn Charter and Brans-
.ombe Boullter She met and was much
Impressed with Mr. Middleton Hall, sen-
.iDle man who mad been 2 friend Of her
,aIher
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

Within the glass put a number of balls
of cork or other light material Let stop
cock with a small aperture be fixed upon
the tube leading into the glass. Another
tube to carry away the water should. OF
course, be provided, but it may be used
over again. When the tap is properly
fixed, if the pressure of the water be sufii-
cient, it will rush out with some force,
and catching the balls as they fall to the
bottom of the glass shade bear them up as
q juggler would throw oranges from hand
to hand. If colored balls be used the effect
may be enhanced, and much variety inn
parted to the experiment, which is very
easy to make