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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-25
TO OUR PATRONS.

Many of our patrons are in arrears for one,
two. three and even a greater number of
years, aud having dunned them through the
paper until we are tired of it we will in few
days start out collector with bills, and we
respectfully ask that those knowing them
selves indebted to us will be ready to settle.
We greatly need the money with which to
needed impruments ON the paper, and we
trust our patrons ON whom we have waited so
long and patiently will cheerfully and
promptly pay up.
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WHAT TO WEAR.
Read the following and buy your iowclry

Read the following and buy your jewe
accordingly
JANUARY.
BY her who in this month is born
No gems save Garnots shall be worn
They viii insure her constaney,
True friendship and fidelity.
The February born viii find
Sincerity aud peace Of mind,
Freedom from passion and from care.
II they the Amethys will wear.
MARCH
Who on this werld Of ours their eyes
In March first open shall be wise.
In days of peril firm aud brave
And wear Bloodstone to their grave.
ArRiL.
She who from April dates her years
Diamonds should wear. lest bitter toars
For vain repentance now this stone
Emblem of innocence Is knowA.
MAY.
Who first hoholds the light OF day
In springs sweet tioWery mouth Of May,
And wears an Emerald all her life,
Shall be a loved and happy wife
suNR.
Who comes with summer 10 this earth,
Aud owes To juno her day et birth,
With rings OF Agate on her hand.
Can health, wealth and long life command
JuLy
The glowing Ruby should adorn
Those VINO ia warm July are born.
Then will they he exempt aud free
Fromlove's doubts and anxiety
Auersr.
Wear a SardonyN. or for thee
No coniugal felicity;
The August born, without this stone.
-ris said. must live unlovod and lone.
sslTENuEa
maiden born when autumn leaves
Are nlstliug In septembers breeze.
A Sapphirs the brow should bind
Twill cure diseases Of the mind.
oErakER.
Ostober's child is barn for noe
And lifes Yctssitudos must know
But lay Opal ON her Sreas'
Aal hops viii lull these words % rost
NOVEMBER.
Who frs. comes TO this world below
With dear Noyember's fog and snow,
Should prize the Topazs amber hue
Emblem Of friends ani lovers true
pEcEsBER.
II Geld December gave YOU birth
The month OF snow and ice and n,irih-
Place on your hand Turquoise blue.
Success will bless whate'er you do.
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chronlr Constipation Cured.

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 4. 1870.
III. III. Warner 81 Go.-Genta.-For the
past ten years | have suffered the OWL cf
iccis Of what might DO termed chronic con-
stipation: my skin became yellow and my
liver was nil out Of order: 1 tried all the
remedies that could bo obtained, anG that
was all l could do, after finding 40 relief
from regular medicine treatment, and
finally commenced using your remedies.
first tried tho pills, and at the cnd of one
week my bowels had attained u regularity
and healthy action unknown for year..
was 30 pleased with tho effect thai con.
clnded To try bottle of your Bittors, aud
although have not entirely used the first
bottle, am 30 pcrccp.ibiy improved and
toned up that ! write 10 YOU giving this
voluntary testimonial 10 tho excellence Of
your remedies. Yours truly,
T.. j. CAAiPuELL
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BIue Ribbon Club.
z y AHUI
w. G.. T..

A regular meeting of this club will he held
this friday evening, at the Y. 2. @. A.
rooms. A good program has been arranged,
consisting OF vocal solos and trios by Messrs.
Haffenden and Clement and Miss Goltra.
reading by Miss Hettie Miller, recitation
by Miss Alameda Thompson and an address
by Rev. S. G.. Irvine, ID. d.
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Notice.

Ali persons indebted to me for goods
bought during 1880 must call and Gettle by
the first of March. am obliged to leave
the city at that time on account of sickness
in my family, and this notice is imperative.
Feb Is, 1881. L. KLINE.
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The Markets.

Following is correct report of the mar
Sots in this city up to noon yesterday:
WIEAT-65 cents per bushel
FLOUR-$5 per bbl
HAY-baled, $l0@Sll per ton.
loose, S.
POTATOES cts per bushel
BUTTER-25 to 30 cts per lb.
EGGS-25 cents per doz
FORKS to 81 cts per Id.
BAC0NS-hams, l5@lSc.
shoulders, l0@l2c.
sides, l4lc.
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, l0c.
" plums, l4e.
Plnmmer dried apples, l4c.
I" 60 plums, lSc.
CHICKENS 50@$3.O 90 per doz.
SUGAR-San Francisco c, l29c.
COFFEE Rica, lS@20c.
Java, Soc.
-Curcola--22e.
Rio, %.
MILL FEED-bran, Sl0@Sll per ton.
chop, $500.
shorts, SIS.
-middlings, $50.
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4 Gard OF Thanks.

! desire through your paper to express my
grateful acknowledgement of kindness dur
ing my late sickness. Those of my friends
who were kind enough to wait on mo will
surely accept my Acknowledgements of their
kindness j. A. GILMoUR.
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Our foreman went to Corvallis a short time
ago, and being water-bound came back in 8
his Pegasus and yawped out into the follow.
ing dash of doggerel
Last week Albany on the eaiins
Took steamboat trip tO Corvallis
Along with the gal hsnd OF lipa,
Cine Cas- Humphrey the sSift typo
After wesk's stay, stopped by the flood.
In fiat canoe 20 home he would
Query j. he now home licking dehea,
Or is he food for little flshes
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-25
The Howe Sewing Machine.

Our friend, Fred Graf, las received the
agency for the celebrated Howe sewing ma
chine, and is now ready to supply the public
The improved Howe i, one Of the best ma
Chimes manufactured, and our readers who
want anything iu that line will do well to
call at Graf's furniture store and look at this
lady's friend.
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STORATIVE-The great English remedy
has nude moro cares of Nervous Debil-
ity, Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood,
nocturnal omissions, lassitude, inability
for mental labor, dependency and such
diseases az arc induced by youthful follies
and eXcesses, than all other medicines
combined. Why will you suffer? Send
to A. T.. Minte, NJ. D., Mo. IL Kcarney
street, San Francisco, Tor tho Restorative
and be cured. Price, 50 per bottle. -Four
times tho quantity, $40. Try bottle. DIR.
Minte treats all private diseases success
fully
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Roll Of Honor AZ shedd.

Miss lone Granfll, teacher. SAedd Sta
tiOn, sends us the following roll of honor,
being the highest in department of tho pupils
of School District No. 81 solon Shedd,
Clara Mckinney, Lena Lewis, Ellsworth
Shedd, Ester Lewis, Julia Lewis and Ida
Porter.
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Three score Tears and Ten.

On Tuesday, the 22nd inst, Mr.. J. NJ.
Mcconnell, celebrated his 10Th birthday by
entertaining his friends-Or rather his esti-
Elable wife did, az the whole affair was a
complete surprise to the Capt. The dinner
was elegant,a and the guests will long remem:
Der the jollity and mirth of that occasion.
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Ml.h E,erxhodx io nnon-

Rov. Geo. II. Thnyer, an old citlzon or
this vicinity known to every ono ~ a most
influential citizGn, and Christian Minister
OF tho NJ. u. Church, just at This moment
stopped IN our store to ray, ~ wish every
body To know that ! consider that both
myself and wife Owe oar lives 10 ,-hilol's
Consumption Cure" H. Is having a trc-
inendouH sale over our counters, and B.
giving perfect satisfaction in nil eases OF
Lung Diseases, such ~ n1ihing else has
uone' Dra. Mhlcheit & France.
Bourbon, Ind, May D., ls5.
Sold by Foshay q Mason, Druegiaia. Al
bnny, Oregon.
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KELLOGG-DILLON. the 22nd of
February, at the M. +. Church, in this city,
by Rev. Isaac Dillon, Mr.. ALBERT II. KEEL
LoGG, of Seattle, w. T., and Miss EDITn A.
DILLON, of Albany.
CRABTREE- POWELL On the 18th
inst, at the residence of DR.. Alexander, in
this city by Rev. r. G. Hill, Mr.. JAMES
CRABTREE and Miss MARY A. POWELL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-25

Did any scientific physician know the
formula frem which Ammen's Cough Sy-
rup Is prepared, no would not only recon.
mend, but pressTfbe it to his patients trou.
bied with q cough or cold, or any disease
OF the throat and lungs. Try it. It has
no equal. For the benefit OF those who
would say, "Anothor humbug," a trial
,5-cent size Is prepared. Ask your drug
gist to get it for you. In bottles at 10 cts,
so cts, 81.
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No Deception Used.

continue To suffer day after day with Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, or General Debility when
they can procure Il. our store Shiloh's vi
talizer, free of cost If it does not cure or
relieve them. Price, - cts. Sold by Fo-
shay IL Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or.
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DO you Want furniture ?

Jas. Dannals, in this city, now has on
hands larger stock of furniture than any
other establishment this side OF Portland,
and if you want to purchase any it will pay
you to give him call. lie has something
to tell you in regard to his prices.
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SIayen's Chcrry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the prcser-
vaton of tho Teeth and Gums. IL is far
superior To any preparation of the kind in
the market. In large, handsome opal
pots, price 80 cents. For sale hy Foshay
Il Mason, Albany, Oregon.
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All kindS 90 lumber.

We have for sale. both at Lcbason and
Grass Ridge, 800, 900 feet Of all kinds Of lun,-
bor, such as seaniling, ioists, barn timber,
boxing. fencing. aud other rough lumber.
~ Lebanon NC have superior lot Of dry
lumber, such as rustic, flooring. otc Owing
70 the late ire we are offering this lumber at
reduced rates. Address ua at lebanon.
CONN BROTHERS.
I-lntNna. Or. Jnly 81 lasn.
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Perfection surety

One 81 the latest aud without qucftion tie
mott perfect sewing machine now before the
public - tho Davis" why they actually
maze our "i ktnps 81 cloth cups, Aaacera,
baskets. etc, in perfect shape. We cav one
at tho Albany agency and together with many
samples Of practical worl. noted will rag
that there arc things never before made ofs a
Sewing Machine. Go and $50 t,r yoursclves
and BE- convinced. ". Z. se5tt. Agent.
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EIectioI, Notice.


Phe stockholders in the Odd Fellows Hall
Building Association will hold their annual
election for seven directors on the 18th day
Of March, 1881, at 7 o'clock. p M, of said
day, at the hall of the Association in this
aitV
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Letter List.

Theronowing is the list OF letters remaining
in the Post Office, Albany, Linn county, Ore
goa, Feb. q, 1885, Persons calling TOR these
letters must give the date On which they were
advertised.
Brown the Barber, Newman, w I'll
johnson, III A Robertson, Miss w Z
Lakin, Miss Esther Sceals, Albert,
Miller, Elias Williams, Edgar Co
P. II. RAYMOND, P. NJ.
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"xOW WELL AND STRONG" :"

SHrrMAs, Ill.
Dg. Il. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Y:
4,eGr Spr-I wish to state that my daugh-
ter, aged Is, was pronounced incurable aud
was fast failing, as the doctors thought, with
consumption. | obtained half dozen bot
tles Of your discovery for her aud she com-
menccd improving at once, and is now well
and strong She took tho Discovery last
fall. Very truly yours,
REV. ISAAC n. AUGusrIs.
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Esonie For Emigrants.

Texas Is tho slato that Is destined nj
no far distant dav 10 become the einpiio OF
tho south. Should YOU want To learn more
about tho great state send S200 20 the
Brown County Banner, published at
Brownwood, Texas, Tor years subscrp-
ton, or Sl.00 for six MONTH.
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Inventors nnd l.atcntrss

should send for Instructions, terms, rcf.,-
enccs, etc, TO Edison Brothers, Solicitor, Of
Patents, Washington, ID. &, who furnish
the Same without charge. Edison Brothers
is we'll known and successful firm ot large
experience, having been established in 1866
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For Lame Back, SIDE or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price, % CT Sold
by Fcshay & Mason, Druggists, Albany,
Oregon.
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Mr.. j. II. BATES, Newspaper Advertis-
ing Agent, IL Park Row (limeS Building)
New York, is authorized To contract for
advertisements in tho demo CRAT nj our
best rates.
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Walk Up and Settle.

All those indebted to me will please come
forward and settle up and save costs. I
mean business. w. L. WATKINS.
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The most popular perfume of the day
'HACKMETACEkn try it. Sold by Foshay
& Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or.
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MARRIED..

Ammen's Cough Syrup cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis and consumption.
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Thousands OF soldiers and holrs are on
titled to pensions, with payment from date
of discharge or death, ifRpplied for bcf-re
January /. lSS0. Wound, acci dental in
Jury or disease entities tO Pension.
Honnty and back pay collected. Increase
of Pension secured. This firm established
in 1900. Address, enclosing stamp, ED
son BROS, U. :. Clajm Attorneys, I'll &
Street, Washington, II. g..
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THIS PAPER T'E Ea@r S Gg"G SS. on Ss~speSf s at s
Advertising Rurtaut 10 Spruce ST whore advertising
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nIrkLrN.s AnN,rA s,I,r.

The best saivc in the world fpr ruts irui~.
IS. sores, ulcers. salt fhcum. fcyrr sores. tct-
ter, chappc'l hauds chnb.aius. c5rus anil 40
kinds 81 akin ofuptlons This sasc D. guar.
antced Ia give perfect sti.factlau III ever,
case or money refunded. Price 3jc per bsx.
For sale by foshay and Mason. wholcsal,
agts ID Moore, Seip u koicy. Lebanon
Dr Powell, Lebanon Ecdpath and Mon
tagne. Jefferson y - Calbreath, Bncna
Vista q Cornelius, Turner T. 4 Rampy.
Harrisburg Starr anl B.A.cly, Browns.
Vile
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II Geld December gave you birth
The month OF snow and ice and mirth
Place on your hand . Turquoise blue
Success will bless whate'er ycu do.
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g. H. STEW ART.
SDTARY puf.gTc.
, 1881-05-22

London Correspondence Nttr York Iyr1es "'
AMONG the letters of congrn1uiatiou which
!ohn MSCulfough received was one from Mr..
oscar " Hide, who rhere IS no reason for me to
'iisF1tse the fact> is the original Fostiethwatte
OF tMHch, the. csthetic poet who has in
spired the humor OF Bernand and the Wit
of Gilbert. Ho IL q gentleman OF good
family, but a poor gcntlemnn;' and Instead
Of beng crushed m !: By. the popular satire of
ais wouid-be prosecutors ho, 1hrives and -four
tsnes upon the distinction it had given him: Ho
ts II strong, we'll young man, with q clean
sharen. babytsh kind OF face, In spite Of Ger
tatn manliness Of gait and carriage; no Vpars
bis hair long. and during the cold weather re-
jo,ees IN IN oyereoat with q heavy fur
collar. In evening dress he Affects a white
waistcoat. anu generally wears lily op d
drst night he makes point OF being seen In tho
boxes Of the chief habitue5 Of the thearro, auI
has evidently come to believe that he Is q very
i,1pl t,m1portaE pesson,-so iRRortaEt thai be honors
distinguished enreFtalners with notes OF COM
mendauon and approval. He carried away q
prize tor poetry ut one OF the colleges. He has
written some amorouS and gushing liues
for the World, and is looking forwarded, be-
lieve. to poerical or matrimonial psefermeut- Ho
talks very inrcligently, upon art ma kindred
subjects. and Is neither the fool nor the knavo
which his critics would have the world believe.
lie IS the peg upon which and Gilbert hang
their satire, but from no fault OF f-seekiEg of
his OWL. ''-'s ..,-~r.
, 1881-05-22
GENERAL NEWS.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA. May c1.-An 0ttawaite Is hard at
work enaeavortng to astontsh the world by In
venting perpetual motion. He is working In g
secluded building, ana will not allow anE Of his
friends to witness his experiments =,
E. D. Eddy has sold bis match.factory in 0g-
dcnsburs to the. Match Combination. The CON-
bination had endeavored to induce him to raise
his prices. hut, fniling In this, and finding him
formidable competitor, made him an OTTER OF
high figure for the property, and the olfer was
accepted. e... =. !"
The Marine aud Fisheries Department has re-
ce!yed Information that large shipment Of
pickegel-ora from the Detroit and SaTnia Dis
tricts, partly for distribution in the Ottawa and
Ridcuu Rivers, has perisned en- route, through
the negligence Of the express company. This
isthe second loss Of fsh-eEgs from tho same
y rho American Society Of Civll Engineers will
bold its convention this year IN Canada for the
first time,-AIoutreal being tho place chosen for
the meeting. Ottawa will be visited by the dele-
gates, who will bo rendered reception here.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
BRANrFORD, May 2l.-The Rey. Sheridan
Baker. D.. D., OF the Methodist Church Of the
United States, and G. G. Squlres, Of this place,
intend holding tabernac e-tneetfnRs here during
the coming summer. They haye. erected an
enormous canvas tent, which will be comforra-
bly, seated. The services commence next week.
Special Ditpatch to Thk Chicago Tribune. "
. TORONTO, May sl.-Archbtshop Lynch STATES,
in regurd to tho Sunday meetings held here by
tho Land League, thai they are net cou1te-
nanced BY the Roman Catholic Church, and no
Bishop OF priest Of thnt communion has any,
thing 10 do with thom. =: -'
, 1881-05-22
-. A Mining muHH.

- kDispatet to -. Louis G!obe-Dsmocrut. =
SAN FttASClSCu. Nuy sl6.-Peter Chrystal, one
pf tho Stockholders Of the Consolidated Vir-.
ginia Mine, nas iiled four complaints in the
superior Court against j. c. Flood, john ".
mickey ct III. Tie uctious arc substantially
the sasne as those filed several years ago by
.John F. Purke, which 4aye been compromised.
THE plaintIK recites ut bng,h tho history Of tho
Consolidated Firginin mine, and nycIs that
II has yielded $5J,GsU,G COO to the corporation and
thar tne defendants conspIrcd to incorporate
the Pacific Mill s Mining Cn1npany 1o wrong
fully use the moneys Vi tho Consolidated Vir--
ginla Mining Company against the will OF the
Stockholders III the matter Ut reducing and MILL
1nR their ores. The plaintiff further alleges
that By reason Of these i1nproper dealings the
defendants have illegally realized $6.lo0 0o0
through superficial and imperfect milling,
and tllnt tatlIngs wronGfuliy Withheld are worth
sc0, ,000000. The pIuInliM also alleges that tho
defendants conveyed tllegaliy thirty-three lots
in Virginia City TO the Pacific Mill s. Mining
Company, adversely to the interests OF
the stockholders, and claims that the
total moneys: wrongfnlly paid out, mis-
SsJ,l5j,oo0. The :, plaintiff also claims
II large portion Ut the money included in the es-
tate Of the late William S. O. 'Drien, which has
not yet been distributed, and pr1sys that various
contracts made with the Pacific MIL und Mining
Company, be declared fraudulent, null md void,
and that defendants be ordered to restore all
moneys alleged to have been 80 misappro-
1Drintfa!. ''.,
, 1881-05-22
An Express S.yIudle.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-Oh the night Of
tho I'd Of last October c. J. Freeze, railroad and
was found apparently tnsensible on tho otlcc
floor, and with slight wound on the side Of his
head: The door OF the snie stood open, and
5.,S0o. which 1t contained was gone. When Freeze
tramps hud attacked him and robbed the safe.
The affair from a chuIn Of circumstances
seemed 70 smell so strongly Of fraud to Woiis,
they churxed Freeze with being his own
assailant, and cndeavored< to- have him
indicted There was inc.llciency Of proof aud
Freeze escaped Indictment. Some time after
Arbuckle suddenly, aud us be was IN intimnte
friond OF Freozes he was shadowed. Coming TO
this city, Shelton suddenly began to spend much
but discovered nothing until yestorday, when
he left the city for tho East. a directive in
duced railroad man to make Skelton's he
4uaintance on the trAln I'LL him With liquor, and
plot succeeded SO well that when the pair
reached sacramento SHELTON, In confidence, told
his companion how the Arbuckle robbery
had been ELECTED. He and Freeze came, to an
amt waited until there Was II lnrge amuS1cs ID
the safc. About an hour pcfnre the rohbecy
Freeze, go skeiton stated, took s5,eeO from
the Safe and nurF;;d it IL % corral! skelton
pursuance Of. un agreement. Shelton struck
Freeze a. light blow: 1nnking . scnip
wound, and Freeze rolled over groaning,
family of Tep bailey, who xayo i've; the - alarm. M
Since this AtfAlr the Express Company has
learned TINT Freezes reputation Elst Was
tuuted, he having hhd some trouble while eul-
Fraoze still resided at, Arbucklc.
;lnd his arrest was telegrapped Immediately
after securing Skeletons confession. Shelton
also stated that the plant" w..s raised about q
week after tho affair, and that he received halt
or the money.
, 1881-05-22

They hare In Vienna au organization for tho
preservation of the public health, which watches
closely the articles sold for food, and from time
to time has samples chemically anaiyzed.
Investigations OF this i character were con-
Quoted on an !. extensive scale during
the past year, or milk $50 specimens were anal
with with water. Some had come from diseased
cows, and some was thickenee with borax, soda.
and sonp.- Butter was anAlyzed to the extent OF
proportion Of water, and much of was adul-
iereltel with beef fat, lard or
stcarine. Lard, coming from America
1,l00 specimens Of Hungarian and Austrian
wine. tifty two were artificial coucoctton+ Arti-
fscial colprsng matter aud excessive proportions
Of water were found in mnny.. Pilse1cr beer
contained soda, and Vienna beer giycerine- OF
lioreurs, seveuty-thrce ha1 truces Of arsenic or
ing Ingredients. Ground coffee was mainly
roasted grain, acorns, and chlcory. Even bread
YVES badly adu3teruted. " -