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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06
Commercial.
MARKET REPORT.

Nothing to note since our last issue but q
decline in wheat. At this time there are
no buyers in the market, and more favora-
BILE advices from Europe as to crop pros
poets has caused decline of ten to fifteen
cents bushel. We can give no reliable
quotations for this market, as nobody
wants to buy. Farmers will have to watch
tho signs of the times carefully, as every
thing is now unsettled.
MARKET REPORT.
Gold In New York, l.1296@2s.
Legal tenders, in Portland, S. buying,
80 selling
Exchange on San Francisco, n perc.
Liverpool---No quotations.
sAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
WHEAT-Choice 50 Os to 2 Is.
FLoUR.-Extra, 81. rs to 2. 90 y Dbl.
OATs.-Per GENITAL, S2.lO@$2.2O.
ONIONs.-3c v ib.
PORTLAND MARKET.
ELOUR.-E Extra, $3.50 to SO; superfne,
$500.
WHEAT.-Sl 65 per GENITAL.
OATs.-65(g70c.
BARLEY.-Sl 40 per GENITAL,
BAcON.-Sides, ~ cents; hams, IL "a
II; shoulders, 90.
I4ARD.--In kegs, 16c in 10 b tins, Ice.
BUTTER.-Fresh roll, 25 to 30 cents.
FRUITs.-Dried apples, in sacks sc, kegs
&C.; plums. pitless, IL q i3; peaches, l21Sc;
prunes, l7ci figs, 25ci raisins p box, $3.50
EGGs. .--30c.
CHIcKENs.-Full grown, 81 to " 80 v
dozen.
DUcKs.-$6R y dozen.
GEEsE.--&9 to $40 v dozen.
HIDES. Dry, leci salted Tci culls, u
TALLow.--6c.
BAGS Burlaps for grain, IL to I5c.
COAL OIL.-DevOe's Patent Can, SO tc
S6c; outside brands, soc y gallon.
COPFEE.-0ld Government Java, 28 to
SOC; Costa Rica, 2Oc; Guatamala. 2Oc.
FIsH.-MackeIel, No. ~ 80 @,S2 75R
kit: Eastern dry Cod, Va q l0c ' ID, and
Coast 7M q 61c; Salmon, bbls, 50 90;
hfbbls, IS 90; I-Ib cans, y doz, ~ 90; 2-lb
cans, - 90; Salmon bellies, 25-b kits,
~ 90;
LT.--Liyerpool (fine), y ton, S25 OO;
Carmen Island, Sl8 90; Puloa, SIG 90;
Ground Rock (atock) sl3 90 q IA 90.
SUaAR.-Sandwich Island, v lb, 3 q lie;
Golden Coffee, In bbls, v h, 1lkc; Golden
C0ffes, in hf Dbl, H7zc; Crushed, 12H a
l2Nc; Pulverized, l2k q l2kc; Grann-
lated, l21< a l21Sc.
TEA.-Japan, Young Hyson, in papers,
S5 20 55c Imperial Gunpowdsr, 10 10 S71xc.
WOOL--l6 TO 25c.
S25 y ton; oil cake, SS2 so.
HAY. -Baled, 8il 90 to SlS 90 toni
loose, 3II 90.
PoTAToEs.-75c@9O y bushel.
ONI0Ns.-l TO I1zc v b.
Mutton sheep sS 25@A 50.
ALBANY MARKET.
Prepared weekly by 8. f. YoUNo, whole
sale and retail dealer in dry goods and gem
eral merchandise.
WHKAT-White, y bushel, 80 to IS.
OATS-6O to 621fc v bushel
POrATOEs 81 per bushel.
ONIoNs-SI.OO = bushel.
FLOUR-9I rs v sack, or 81 90 v bbi.
BEANB-White, v b 4c(g5c.
DRIED FRuIT-Apples, ' h 5@Gc.
Peaches, l01zc.
-Plums, l2C91Sc.
BUTrRn Good SOC.
EoGs-25c y doz.
CHICKENs-4 .5O@e8.0O y dozen.
SUGARS Crushed, l4c; Island, s@l2clfi
San Francisco refined, l2Xc ' b.
TRA.-50c9e HOO.
COFFER--26c y b.
HALT--1@2c y b.
SxRuF.- a.50 y gallon kog.
BAcor. - Hams, ll@l2c.; sides, lOI
shoulders, 79e.
LARD.-l4c(3l5c.
OILs--D8voo's Kerosene, SOC y gal. y
can. s gals, 81 rs; Iinseed on, raw, v gal.
u 25, boiled, 81 371f.
BERF-On foot, &c.
poRK--On foot. &C..
woOL-Twenty-five cts. per D.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

" C. Harper A Co. will ray The
highest cash price for all the wool they
can gets and would respectfully Inform
everybody that they have flne stock
of general merchandise for sale very
low for caah. or 70 prompt paying cus-
lamsls o. time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06
HONS AND ABROAD.


Dog days upon US.
County Court week
Harvest Dolls along
ureen apple sass prevalent, a
Last o. the summer mon'hs'
Briggs new building lS assuming proper
'ions.
Several bOrnings reported during the
iasI week, mostly girls
Inc sidewalks are just horrible In almost
every quarter Of inc city.
Inree Demonrc'lc newspapers In CAli'
lorna are edl'ea Dy women.
we saw . palr ol tights on the street the
other DAY; but the Marshal soon rolled
them OIL to the callboose.
Alleghanians next Friday and Saturday
evening at Pacific Opera House This is
the best troupe ever appeared in Albany.
On Tuesday morning of last week the
express train ran over and made mince
meat OF fine cow belonging to Mr.. c. H.
NATION Of this city.
A cordial invitation isextcnded to all the
people to hear Bishop Peck preach, next
SaDpalh morning In the NJ. Z. Church and
IN the Court House In the evening.
Lee Burckhart owns his owns ware
house in whichIhe stored his last years
crop and refused to sell it until last week,
when he got g5 cts. per bushels, and is now
haDDv. a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.--The directors Of
the Linn County Agricultural Society have
manufactured and presented to Willamette
Engine Co. No. of Portland a couple Of
fulsilveEmedAls which are the admi
ration Of all who have seen them. They
are two solid silver plates, properly engrav-
ed and costing S7A On one Of them the
engraving Is rs follows; Awarded 10
Willamette Engine Co. No. /, by the Linn
Co. Ag'l Association, Oct S, 1874. C. P.
Burkhart, President, j. A. Crawford, Vice
President W. w. Parrish, Secretary"
The other Is inscribed to THE Hose Boys"
Of that Company and Is eng -aycd like the
other. They were presented by President
Burkhart, last Tuesday. 81 occas .ioa q.
the celebration Of Nyill .Lstte LAgi.., Gem
pany at Portland, and were received wilh
great pride By the gallant fireman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

SroRAaE.-R Cheadle has just finished
hne lot Of improvements at his grain
warehouse one ofthe greatest being that
Of bringing down water from the canal and
using wheel to furnish the power to ele
vase grain. He furnishes sacks and stores
q cents per bushel. Look at bis adv.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

.4A.AAllIAl I'.IaI I4I.|. ~ n.
November o,||. 1854, AnitAu Alcl|sla
son md HaqalK 9AllAker
November let, 1854 David Ashpalgh
Ind H. ID. Sunderland
November 0a 1874 Owen keca and Mary
3. Jones'
December i7th, 1854, Albert Afford and
Cathrena Bunker.
September 7th, 1854, William Crabiree
and Elizabeth Snmpter.
November llth, 1864, John d. Post and
Rachel Moore.
November goth, 1854, William Terry and
Susan Steward.
December 14th, 1854, John Wiseman and
Catherine Smith,
December oath, 1854, John Harper and
Mary Michaels.
September list, is45, James Shelton and
JOne Mellhoden.
January 4th, 1865, D, B. Casedy and Mary
Haight
P. A. Mccain.
November 9th 1854, Robert Watkinson
'apd Rebecca Baber
January 1st, 1855, Robert NJ. Thompson
and Agnes Nye.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

Smith Knox il paving his friends and
relatives a visit in this county. Hecame up
on The last steamer from San Jose. where
he has been residing for ghe past three or
four years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

HENoRRHAeE.-Mrs. Mary Brown,
mother Of the editor Of this paper, was at.
tackled win hemorhags Of the lungs last
Tuesday, but we are glad to state is better
at present
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

DR. DOHERTY'S Largely and Steadily In.
creasing Prnctica. which has constantly kept
pace with the unexampled increase and steady
moval from his long established and we'll.
known quarters, on the corner OF sacramento
and l.eidesdOrh streets, In this city, to more
commOdiOus and eligibly located apartments,
at No. 649 Clay Street, where he has y spa,
cious suite OF handsomely fitted up and con.
veniently arranged Examination and Consul.
tation Rooms. Occupying the whole Of the Two
upper storieel which patients may at all tinleR
visit. and see only the Doctor and his assls-
tants.
With the most grateful sentiments OF regard
Ior the liberal patronage bestowed on him for
the past thirteen years, at his old office,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06
U. s. s. 90.


NOTICE.
ENRON AND AFTER DATE uEsln FUR
II ther notice, freight from Portland to Alba
ny will be one dollar per ton. Alldown freight
will be delivered al Portland or Astoria free Of
charge or wharfage at reduced rates. Boats
will leave Albany for Corvallis or Portland
every day. For further information apply to
BEACH 4 M0NTElTH, Agents.
vlUnl7tG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06
SPECIAL DIREA0ES.

OF which the list Is numerous. and which are
more closely connected with the general health
than the majority OF people are aware. UR.
happy invnlids for yehEs persist In c0nceallng
their condition from motive originating Ia
mistaken delicacy, and sufler in silence until
their wiseTies become too acute TO be repress-
ed. Or have assumed q form that renders heal
ing both dldcult and expensive. This latter
type OF RllictlOn manlfests itself In the COM
plalnt professionally known as Ayphilin In all
its forms and stages; Seminal Weakness, and
all the distressing forms OF SelfAbuse, or
Onanism; uonorrhna Structure Nocturnal
and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual debility, Dis
eases Of the Back and Loins, Inflammation OF
the bladder and Kidneys. ETC., etc. The mum.
eases. In whom the Doctor has effected q rad.
ical cure, can be counted by the thousand and
the voluntary certifieates Ia his possession, N.
ceived from perAong he has relieved, are
enough TO satisfy all that the Doctof's skill In
the treatment Of the affections, enables him
TO cure all durable cases, and In every instance
give relief. Diseases which formerly banned
the medical skill OF the most learned and sx.
pertenced Practitioners OF the healing art, and
were regarded by the majority Of Physicians
AS utterly incurable, now readily yield 10 mod.
ern remedies, when prescribed by the tutelll.
gent PractitioneE, who makes the human Ays-
tenn, and these special ailments, his constant
study and subject OF observation.
In no case Is publicity permitted except at
the express wish Of the patient; and the Doc
tor confidently trusts that his long experience
and successful practice viii continue Is insure
him q liberal share Of public patronage. ny
the Practice OF many years In Europe and the
United states. he IL enabled to apply the most
kinds.
He cures without mercury, charges moderate
tees treats his patients In correct and hon
ofable way and has references Of unqueeti0n.
aDle veracity from men OF known respectable
ny and high standing In society. An parties
who may consult him by letter or otherwise,
Will receive the best aud gentlest treatment
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06
Mr.. BURKHART SAID:

Gentlemen, Firemen Of Willamette
Engine No. !. / appear before youth be-
half 0f the Linn County Agricultural
Society, TO present TO you those beau
fnl Plates Or Medals which hold In
my hands as testimonials Of a we'll
earned prize; from skillful manage
ment Of your Fire Engine while ct our
county fair last fall. l now present
TO you these plates.i Have them placed
on your engine, securely fastened, and
there to remain for sveF. Hoping In
future, 20 10 the passed, that good
feeling contlnue 10 exist between the
hremen Of your plAcs and the people Of
Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

~.
N1lsl a IS A. n
CyfsHilla, etilys aHeHpa Sabbath, - :
.hon. o. Asoaasys, wednesday aEil
1ssics Houns d y from 40 a. X. 10 p >. Il.
= nTder once hour. ffQ1l a. u. 70 ~. \.
rH. HAEMoND. P. y,
Enop DAVID Nswnonr y
Edssor Dsasddraf: n
Iwcula ipfoEm 'l|AA kept IQufnal
F1'.land ietan. 1851. There are manv
W1ld 'QA illa |afllipk incldenlo, and
A1ANf recorded IN Ii Az Sister Duni.
WY travelling her Journey over again,
and weaving Id nsuItiasde az fiction with
lei adevntures 6hcInded w vonr per-
mission % ltnnscribe for YOU some portions
OF MI, iDnYAal, With amendments and cor
reeti0ns snilfd 10 further known facts IL
hose cases. 1hf6 MOI draw up0n NV
inIaklnatlQno or nlo regions OF lnncy Or
hefi1n lif1 Ms fstniwhy.
= YfI there are MAJ lncldents recorded IN
my oa1'ie journal 1f startling import,
qflaNN nlm0st "a II cf|oh. I will send you
cne Row % venture Our political
eaidpnienia q hand. You Democrats pre-.
seGs9 solid are cut up Into three
divislons |LNl Republican, fndepend-
ents, Wd 11flnce Hence Our defeat
Il suIl ee6i1 .hs ltuation have en-
gagged passage upon lhe old Republican
ship, which viii her immense cargo Of
passengers, win leave the port Of Oregon
NIHD October Is 1pf the head Of Salt Ricer
The WeailIeI d ssidl here now--dust and
qllaat HarseAl y Hpon ua, and an immense
& nlnount of grain % aave IN this county.
bsre 4 en ample supply Of hands for al
practical purposes here Pleaee lef me hear
4 Nfom you At yonF convenience. Ifemain
y yours indne esteem.
August ists.
N Nepa0me, We have answered you
KpSlAals slstlaf, claserfully accepting your
xaintAle contributions and expressing our
gral ds therefor We are sure that any.
thing which n reyive The events and re-
ffeshlhs q res Of old aemigrant days'
win behI niersating to-a large class
BoYq, Go Ho5 We oyerhearda young
man AlYihg Ats day that bis father had
fro,51sI + ~ - .-.--s
-Si;1s ~ ~, 81 "A vs. "a noms',saa Y
he aldn lh|nf " would ever 90 home
ANall Ala islley lived thousands Of
ullseS 81 the Atlantic seaboard,
md would wit many long day before
they sAtg lln, II eyer. We thought it 4
cruel heerI|e'g remark That young man,
member lIia hosker ana ID home. An
boys you 81 3 have gone out from the old
h,,Inssseads inid Tho rusk ana bus,la ~
life, do Y fd'| VIZ thlhk 81 the nas,ent rnotb.
III who sIt stretching oat i vo,,r .sr,ns
cswerless Il dihw vo,S d baclr a ~, 1 ,,orns y
nest Arms hat were s,rone 4, e.rrv vou
nav Is then. No mater where vonr IL 4
cls YoII aIs the childrcn o. the I'D home,
-eses!llh6 an crowd YOU out of mother,s
kS8IE Y66.,r,se fsiled is the bnltle
"a ~. htA yoaf nanhooa ,nax have been
tgashsa n agalnst he wall Ii cifcun-
ai.fss 3|i my have been prosperous,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06
ALBaHT BATH MOUSE
AND,
BARBER shop J!

rN'HE EuNDEn1I9NED WOULD REapFc
fully thank fhe cilisanB al AIbnnv
Ylclnty Tor the liberal rrirnnare ber1
oh him Tor the r1li ge4en gears. and M
We inilre culllnuapco 0f ihalF fnF~
tnh accommodation 81 aEaualenl
@nn Trends NJ ne urrt1 1&n 81 ~
opened 3 nfat title fhQ1 nasf iil-dr A..
.ipl1FIg q 4aylofg saloon. 4hfEa fd1d
pptNnne JOE WEnRf
Fl1ngar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

Made the speech OF acceptance. He
sAisl: 'srhls OcsaslOn 10 one frAught
with good feeling and generous deeds.
IN accepting these plates words cannot
tell The spirit In which they are receive
I'd; could Willamette Engine Compa-
ny teatily its appreciation In deeds,
then our thanks would be more effect
ual and better returned. will, how
ever. testify As TO this much: We haYe
always been treated with generous con-
alteration BY the cltlEens Of Albany
and lta gallant fremep, and II we have
q Partially we must confess 1t leans
that way
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

The plates awarded to the Engine
Company bear the following inscFip-
tien: Awarded to Willomette En-
gino Company. No. l, by the Linn
County Agricultural Society, Oct. Q,
1874; G. r. Burkhart, President; w. w.
Parflsh. HecretArH.n ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

Dg. Saynss sAHs...s E1Ils are
also, in Skin Diseases, and for what l.
known as "I'nParity cf ne Mood,'
They may be taken at all times with
out danger, and while using them, Y.
may eat and drink as usual
Prepared only By the Proprietorp. Da
D. JAYNE a Son, Philadelphia, and sold T
by Crane 4 brigham, Wholesale Agents.
San Francisco, and BY Druggists gers-
rally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

one Tn0USi
GOLDEN BALsAM,l

w - - a. y ~ ~ ~ . a MI
After ten years Of trial ON this cnass. IL.
proven heelf the only curative IN 4 cfrtnln
elaes o. diheasea pIlnounced BY medical pfscs
titl0neEh ~ ineuTnble.
DF. Le Richau's Ge1Aes wannnra
No.1
Cures chancres, ar4 and second stages aorft
etc. Copper-cq0Fed hloichea. eyphlllliq. Cad
tarTh. DldeRsed Scalp, and all primary lstI11
o. the dleense known ns byphiills. pFlos &
per bottle, or two for q.
DF. Le RiehaR'n Golaen naraan
Cures Tertiary, Mercuri qgQhillae rIheNni.
tl9..s ~ "a t-lns - snI 11ueG, Back 81 acch.
IA Shl1al egphilltie Rash. IrI
49, ~. a1NEap ati uiaeMgog from fEf 2NfiNi8
11sst4f c4uee1 lY indl91fatlnn ~ niII|H
p alk k--lr4g wing he blood p0fu and hr1Iihr
Nllees " peg bpltie or two Cor ".
Dr. Ae Rishau's GeIden s6anfs
Amaidsde,
Ror fns cure of Gonorhea 0ieel lfrifaiiea.
dlayel, and ~ Urinary y oenital diaarfefgf'
me1is Price, $40 per hoitsa.
Dr.. Le nlfshau's GoIAen Spanisb
IHIeeilen,
a wash and iniscilon ~ sssg
q,Ynsa, lnlqen.1ge,,,oe.y' Il e.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06


IHn YAQcisk RArtRoAD. We had hop.
"a dihatths d Benton county would
raise ~ atDo1p a5ressaFy 10 secure she
8aquina ~ tllload, but Il now lpoks
tee tleTe whn aangeF Of failure IN the
master Il doeS zein that he whole coun.
" aa xllAll4 usssealed II snch an import.
ant Improvement would be able % raise
The ampunl Why. our own Albany. when
times were extremely dull and We hndnv
built > new honss - year raised eo00oO
within : week lOs Bsn Holladays railroad.
but ouF people fsnf ic nork and didns
wait for r.ehCssz outside of ihe county to
a. lslor tlIem We should like 70 see AL
bahy lake Aold y tils matter and secure
ihe lRgmlhha of AZ road af this city, and
w Sarrab ihut uur ciilxsns would soon
barr round alltn sndacrihed to aid the
NENorRIic RaTIElcAEioN MKHe
na lhak tua alftrllsed ior laas night,
VA as u u oinE 3 rrass. expected 10
tq Skn s1aif 4he nd wpa Feady %
plsy ihslaNdsf IS tutl and Hon
81 lars Gov Cforlr. CuO n Helm
VA Qsh' ready lo talk. We an aOggy
Nstgt e.npsllsd,o . 10 pres wiihooi
nE s2miisd 4 gisl ap atcounl of ne
NsaGl
DlAle onnksF. a. b1ina promised a bis
W anla lah aoN ~ castor N. ~
d. t sap 'l, ~ o,tar a
sast "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-08-06

desires to inform the General Public and es
pecially all those laboring under all FERNS OF
at 640 Clay street, on every variety nf Dis
ease Of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive
and Genito- Urinary Organs, and all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20
The nInCk IIiIIn.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May ia tele-
gram from Fort Randall says that Gem
eral Sheridan to-day sent orders TO
Colonel Lu2enbeel, commanding at
Fort Randall, TO release the Wharton
Andrews Black Hills party on their
giving written pledge not TO again
attempt to enter that country until the
government opens 1t up TO white set
Element. Sixteen of the party at first
refused to accept these terms
Of release, but finally all but two
signed the parole and were released
and their property restored TO them.
Two of the party refused 10 make the
promise required, and were placed
in confinement. They will be held Us
prisoners until further instructions are
received from the commanding gen.
eral. This party strayed away from
the route laid out by the Sioux City
and Black Hills Transportation com
pnny, which leads through Northern
Nebraska, and wandered of into the
Yankton route, which led them direct
ly into the Indian country, and their
consequent arrest. Had they followed
the former route they could have
reached Jordan City, twenty-five miles
this side of Harney's Peak, without
trespassing on Indian territory, and
gone into rendezvous, AZ the others in
tend doing, until the government con-
cludes the bargains with the Indians
for the Black Hills country and opens
II up to white settlement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains NJ
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

lee cold soda five cents n glass At
Kahn ~ Mays.
Zine gold cuff buttons, lower than
ever heard Of at Grams.
Heavy sterling silver table spoons
at Oram's for $40 per set, tens for SO so,
Fresh groceries Of all kinds for
sale cheap at John Irotman ~ Co.'S
Go to Kahn n Mays for the best
leo cream in the city.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac-
co just received by j. w. Trotman
d Co.
See advertisement of Fosters Sec
ond Texas drawing postponed for few
days.
jeff. Davis and Henry Clay cigars
for sale at the San Jacinto news stand.
Try them.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot-
man a. Co.
Gentlemen wanting collar buttons
or shirt studs, go look at Grams. A
fine lot just received.
Those ladies' fine gold sets at
Grams are lovely and cheaper than
they ever have been or will be. Just
come and price them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20
dedicated Baths.

The following extract from "Bell on
Baths" a volume of near seven hun
dred pages, designed more particularly
for physicians, shows the estimation
in which vapor baths are held by lead
ing members of the profession:
OF the many diseases fos which vapor
baths are recommended by Dr.Bell, he
enumerates pneumonia, inflammation
of the liver, pleurisy, simple and purpu-
real peritonitis, pulmonary catarrh, IN
Illumination of the stomach, bowels,
and gastro-intestinal membrane, and
catarrh Of the bladder. He also men
tons asthma, eruptive fevers, rheuma-
tism, gout-both in acute and chronic
forms, scrofula, INDECENT tumors, scirr-
hous engagements, white swellings,
dropsy, skin diseases, syphilitic erup-
lions and ulcers, constipation of the
bowels, besides many other ailments as
certain to be cured or greatly relieved
by a judicious use of this bath.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-20

In Fornosa, China, fighting con-
tinues between the southern aborgines
and tie Chinese troops, to the disad-
vantage Of the latter. lteinforcements
have been sent from Footchow. So
vonzea, the French assistant director
OF the arsenal, has gone TO nssist In tho
operations against the savage tribes.
The nail feeders of Wheeling have
agreed to resume work at the old
rates.
The reported attack on the James
boys, mt their mothers residence, OH
Monday night, appears TO have been ~
canard.
One hundred barrels of alcohol
have been seized In Memphis by the
revenue collector.
The Presbytery Of the Reformed
Presbyterian church have returned u
verdict of acqutal In the case of Rev.
Nevin Woodside, of Brooklin. He
WIS charged with improper intimacy
with young woman before the Miami
session Mt Northwood, Ohio, but the
evidence proves his entire innocence.
The decision of the court of claims
In the Union Pacific railroad case will
probably be announced tomorrow.
The court has been canvassed, and 1t
is ascertained that the decision Is favor
able to the company. This result was
some time ago predicted. 1t is also
stated that in the opinion of prominent
lawyers, the suits pending against the
Union Pacific company In Massachu-
sets will be decided, and adversely to
the company.
The comptroller of the currency
has authorized the establishment of
six national banks, five in New Eng
laid and one in Pennsylvania, with
an aggregate capital of eight hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The citi-
zens national bank, of New Bedford,
and national, of Springfield Mass,
with capitals of quarter OF a million
and one hundred thousand dollars
respectively, are long the number.
Treasurer Spinner received on Sat-
urday from some Baltimore delin-
quent, who omitted to sign his name,
the sum of 50, 400, with note saying,
''Internal revenue taxes" The amount
was the largest ever received from an
contributor, and was added
to the conscience fund.