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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-18

Go to Straey 4 Co., 10 and & East Hig
street. for all kinds OF game. 1876
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-18

Police arrests 10 Cleveland during last
month numbered G72. There were twenty
four fires. twen,y-iour burglaries and two
suicides al the same time.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-18

Clothes lines, clothes pins, wire and wood
mashers, hat racks, towel racks work bss-
kets, cheaper than you can buy them in the
city, at the 8 and l0c. store, Arcade.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-18

Lynch, the Shoe Man, Caespest in the
World.
81 West Main. lg5a
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-18

WANlED-loIus lailns To- uI, our So nnc
" kid shoe other shoe men sell them al 4.
Lynch 81 West Na.n .,4 n
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-18

$3.50 per dozen. You now have an oppor-
tunity to get work from an artists studio.
Don't fail to psrtake OF this rare chance TO
get An artists production. Bring your chill
dren in the forenoon, when it is not 80
crowded 2a3t
New York counts in can and bulk a,
Straey 4 Co., { and Is East High street
l95a.
Call and see the elegant line Of silver gilt,
and bud vases at the , and lOC. store, Arcade.
Celery can always be found ut Straley 4
Co.. lG and Is East High street. lJ5s.
DIR. Van Norman. Academy.
Dr. and NINE. Van NOrmau's school Tor la
dies founded 1850 will reopen October lst,
at 3l6 West 57th street, New York Special
advantages in music and modern langusges
Reference: Dr. K. Y. Van Norman, Spring
field, U. 2S5 #
Buys bsby shoes at
LYNCH, the Shoe Mans.
Cheapest in the World,
81 West Main. lgja
We have Just received the haudsomest line
OF Jewelry in the city, aud l0c. store, Ar
Cade.
Straley 4 Co., Is aud Is East High street
are headquarters for oysters, celery, yege-
tables and all kinds Of game and fish l05s
DR.. Smalley would inform the people OF
Springfield and vicinity that he has opened
Dental psrlors over Morrow's fruit store, cor.
Market and High sts., and would respectfully
solicit share OF their patronage when in
need OF dental services. Gtt
Lynch, the Shoe Man, Caespest in the
World.
81 West Main. l95a
Go TO Straley Co., 10 and IL East High
street, for all kinds OF game. l95a
Clothes lines clothes pins, wire and wood
mashers, hat racks, towel racks, work bss-
kets, cheaper than you can buy them in the
city, at the and lOc. store, Arcade.
Fish, oysters and celery At Straley Co.,
10 and ls East High street. l95a
Police arrests 10 Cleveland during last
month numbered G72. There were twenty
tour fires. twenty-tour burglaries and two
suicides al the same time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

Oae of the important factors Of the
Temperance problem in this country il.
the large annual inGux Of foreign pops.
latiOn. It appears that the aggregate
the past pear b sOmevha. less than Of
the previous year, though still large,
exceeding halt = million from various
European countries. It il announced
that the number of immigrants arrived
ia the United States during the past
year vas 6ls,592, against COS, 500 the
previous year. Among these we're from
Great Britain and Ireland, l2s,2 ,294
from Germany, l7s,s76; from other
countries Of Europe. l4s,2s6, and from
British North American provinces,
e0.5S4. Under the present aexslusive
policy Of the United States government
the immigration from China fell from
s,0Sl in 1883 to &c in 1884. OF this
half millinn foreign immigrants added
to our population the past year it ID
safs to assume that nearly all bring
with them the prevalent Old World
drinking usages. Added to the other
millions who have preceded them dur
ing the last decade or two they consti-
tuts . large mass to be permeated with
to them new temperance truths. They
are hailed by the brewers and distillers
as so many new recruits for the ranks
Of the drinkers, who are relied upon 70
swell the enormous profits Of their
traffic. For their own sakes, and for
the good Of the country In which they
so easily become anaturalizsd citizens,
they ought to, by wisely adapted tenn
peranee missionary labor.be won to the
side of abstinence aud sobriety.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

The notion is widely prevalent that Il
% unhealthy 70 eat late II nigh. or just
bsfore retiring. This came from the
delunsiation Of 'Iale sappsrs' contained
In nearly ell the old popular works on
dist. Bn. is was the midnight dsbAuch
that vas the object Of attack. and even
bsrs Il was less the glultosy tias the
drunksnse which alarmed tbs dectnrs
and called forth their rsprehensions. A
man may iudocs appoplaxy BY gorging
himself with food at any hour Of the
day.
Man Il the only animal that can be
taught TO sleep quietly on an empty
stomach. The brute creation resent
al efforts to coax them 70 such . viola.
ton Of the laws Of nature. The lion
roars 10 the forest until be has found
bis prey. The horse will paw all night
in the stable, and the pig ia the pen.
refusing all rest or sleep until they are
fed. The animals which chew the cud
have their own provision for late meal
just before dropping or to their nights
slumbers.
Man can train himself 10 the habit
Of sisspinE without preceding meal,
but only after long years Of praetics.
Az be comes into the world nature IL
too strong Eor him, and hs must be fed
before he viii sIssr. A child's stomach
il small. and when perfectly filed, if no
icknsss disturbs it.slesp follows natur-
ally and inevitably. AS digestion goes
on the stomach begins 70 empty. A
single fold Ia II will make the little
sleeper. restless two.will waksn is,and
If Il hushed agaia to repose the nap 10
short, and three folds put an end TO the
slumbsr. Parsgoric or other narcotic
may close It's eyes again, bat without
either food or some skapefyingsdrug 1t
VIII not Alsep, no matter how healthy
It may be. Not even an angel who
learned the art Of minstrelsy In esles-
tial choir can sing . babe 70 sleep on an
empty stomach.
Il Is . fact established beyond che
possibility Of contradiction that sleep
aids digestion, and that the process Of
digestion l. conducive TO refreshing
sleep. Il needs no argument to con-
vince US Of this mutual relation. The
drowsiness which always follows we'll
ordered meal ia itself . testimony ofna-
ture to this interdnpendencs.
The waste Of human life by ths neg
Ilect Of the lesson is great. The daily
wear and tear Of the body might be re-
stored more fully than il usually is, i
this simple rals was not systematically
violated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

Tho latest CRY from the liquor deal
sr's organ is that Taxation without
PrOtsstion 10 Robbery" The oulcry
is directed against the National govern
ment which taxes the manufactu.er,t the
importer, the wholesale dealer and the
retailer Of spirits, thus getting double
tax on malt aHd treble tax on all dis.
titled liquorA The complaint Is utter
ed because while 30 doing, the govern
psnt does not protect the seller and
the manufacturer who divide with r.
90 generously against the encroachments
Of prohibition. The inconsistency In
clearly shown with which q federal
government which has received over
two billions Of dollars from the liquor
traffic in the several states, neverthe-
lsss decides taat il has no jurisdiction
over the matter in those states. The
tFafhc's demand is for an amendment
to the national constitution prohibiting
state governments from interfering
With business recognized licensed and
authorizsd by the national government.
Thus do the liquor dealers decide that
prohibition is = national Question.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT,
EDrTED BY THs
Nemta's Christian Temperance Unisu

II any cause ever justified zeal even
TO the verge Of madness. and snshu.
siasm even to almost fsnaticisul. IL is
the prohibition u that which make.
men brutes. A minister once said.
while pleading case before an eecIe-
aiastical coait, while ko held the tilI Of
charges 10 bis hsnis, II almost feel Iiks
drawing : veil over my face ss / read
this paper" A thousand times over
might this be said IN ts.diax over The
long and heavy bin Of indictm snts
against the Iiqnor sbopination.
IL IL said that or reaching . certain
place aud 10 certain conditions Of the
atmosphere, the guide wbiApers to the
Alphine tourist: "D1n's talk loud !.
is might bring down the Avalanche E. /"
We are toiliog TO reach = moral alti.
tude 80 high, snl a condition OF the
moral atmosphere 80 sensitive, that our |
talking viii bring down the avalanche
and ovsrwhslm the citadgl cf intsm-
Psrance forever. Meanwhile, a. We are
pressing toward this, we can do betttr
than Minerva did. She found the
secret place where Jove's thunderbolts
ley hidden and asleep; bat We can
open the door 70 God's "secrst place of
the tbundsr," and rouse the appliances
Of Divine power As We plead, 20 Arm
OF the Lord, Awake r The key which
opens the door is Prayer. Bas Payer
and Work 90 together. God enters
into partnership with man and 1--WE
are lsbcrers together with God"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

who, after reading II, returned with me
70 The prison, and hsd an intervisw
With IT,. The gsntlsmsn Isfs the
prison sssiuAsdi ibsyond doabt that
J--- was the real oriminsI.
There wss striking resspib. .anes be-
evesn The Two men. They were Of the
same height, and worn the same sizsd
Roots M IE
IL l. unnecessary TO tsll here sll shat
bad % Be done 70 sa.isfy the 30 ssfnDr
Of the ianoeenea Of The poor fsllev who
wAs anias.ly impfisonsd,l bat u was
hnally accomplished, but not np.ii Be
had served fonr ysars 10 I'll. -
wDrksd - bard u prove hiG own guils
- be could hare doas 20 show hls In
nooence.
One more word ia regard 10 him.
He was not prosecuted for either Of the
robberies neither did he ssr.e his six
years. Shortly after ! left the prison,
be succeeded In escaping from 4. for the
second time. With another convict, he
exesvated = tunnel, twenty -ssvsn fact
In length, from tho engine room, where
che two had worked, 70 the outer wall,
cutting Oti pile foot In diameter, and
escaped.
He was soon after arrested Ia Balti-
more aud sentenced to the Maryland
peaisensiary for sixteen years, whsrs. IL
alive and u be has not escaped, be can
be found to-day.
This mans carser was = marvellous
one. lie possessed . good address. and
was an excellent mechanic. Bold aud
daring. be hesisatsd At nothing. and By
his indomitabls psrssyerancs surmount-
I'd obstacles which wosld have been
thought impossible BY ordinary men.
As this incident shows, he was not oil
bad, but Of him Il could be truly said,
that he wss man "posssssed Of enc
virtue linked with thousand erimes.n
~ Yosstks Companion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

| Tseth are sppsndages Of the skin
net II the skeleton, and like other 81.
psr6cial organs ara especially liable q
be modified 10 accordance with ths
habits Of the creature.
Two eases Of the suecessfal Joining ol
divided nerves have ben reported %
tbs Paris Academy Of scisnesu. function
being restored In one case 10 nerve
which had been divided Tor Hftssa
years.
A stpdent Of the colors u 91wsrs, n.
sohne,zler, contends that ouIy one COL.
sring suhsssres exists IN rIzass. and
chat tAs various eolsrs Of howsrs arc
dus simply 20 the snodidp4lions made
in this subslanes by lhs scids or aka
lines contained 10 the plants thsm-
selves.
America is the most favored spot for
frogs and salamandsrs, and India for
snakes. In Australia twe--,hirds Of its
snakes are vsnomous, while In the
United States only t~enty-two out Of
l76 ere yenomoaa Frogs. soAkss and
lizards occur at elevations Of over 49,
600 feet. Crocodilss and most lizards
and turtles are tropical.
Prof Mossley, Of the EsDouI ChaI-
longer expedition around the world has
discovered eyes Ia The shells Of clifton
idas,no less than II 900 being contain
cd In the shell Of 8 single animal. AZ
The shsll grows larger nee eyes are
formed. Ne othsr mollussa have any
sense organs in;shsir shslls. bu. the
ehitonldas. In ADDITION to eyes, have
slaborats organs Of touch permeating
their shells.
Prof. II. 8. Ball, astronomer royal Of
Ireland, declares Il 10 be bis belief that
the masses Ct stone and irsn which fall
70 the earth a. mesecritss, were orig
inally thrown ont By tsrrsstrial volsa-
noes st remote period In our planets
geological history. Hso.she fragments
mus, have been projected beyond she
influence Of the sarth's attrastion by
explosions giving them the srensndons
initial vslosi.y Of SIX miles second.
The power Of reesnsratlng lost parts
is greatest whore the organisation Il
least, and while the animal is Ia the
young or larval state. Il Do really .
process Of budding. Certain worms
may be cut into several piscss.and each
part viii regain what Is needed 10 CON-
pls.s the manslsd organism. The star
6sh can reproduce its arns, the small
It's tsntacles. the iobstsr its claws, tha
6sh its ans, the spider its legs and the
lizard its tail.
The whale feeds By putting lie gigan-
tic strainsr into operation - Il swims
through The shoals Of minute molluses,
crustaesans and 6shss which are CON
stantly found 1t the surface Of the sea.
opcniag its capacious mouth and al
lowing the sea water with its multitud.
inous tenants 10 gil the oval cavity the
whale shuts the lower jav upon its
horny platsa, aud ssraining out The
water through them, swallows the prey
strained upon its vast tongue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

A mons:sons earth worm, six feet
Eve inches In length and proportionate-
ly thick, has been sent fr1m Cape
Colony, Africa, 10 the Royal Geological
Society Of England.
The willow tree at Mount Vernon
which overshadows the tomb Of Wash
iugton was originally clipping from =
tres which overshadowsd the tomb Of
Napoleon At st. Helena.
When Q Chinaman wants 10 dye his
hair he drinks the dye. Sometimes
the Chinanan dies hlSiDelf, aud some
times he dyes his hair in this way. To
either case The stuff does its work and
every body Is satisfied.
The stormy petrol possesses . very
large amount Of oil, which when tsrri-
6ed Il has the power OF throwing from
its mouth. In The Farce Islands the
people draw wick through its body
when 1t Is young and fat. and lighting
the end that projects from the beak
use Il for lamp. Il win burn for a
long time.
Genuine earth worms exist in many
parts Of the world which are giants Of
their kind. An example Of one Of these
has just been received at the London
Geological Gardens from the Cape Of
Good Hope. II measures between four
and Eve feet in length and about half
an inch across the body,and il has been
stated that this particular species some
| times attains to six feet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

In the focus Of q burning glass shs
aun's rays will melt the most refractory
substances. The heat. then. Of che sun
il most intense. If We were - nesr
the sun as We are to the moon. the
whole solid earth would melt sway as
wax. Were the sun surrounded by a
coat Of ice City miles thick, II would
ell be melted in one minutes time.
One acre Of the suns heat supplies
energy sufficient, If 1t we're available,
to run al the steam engines on the
earth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
(lticu1a
Mrs. smith's Case, ana what the Rev. NJ
HeKinlasry has 70 aay abeus q.

To riis punlau hAYe been fearful sufferer ioF
fifteen years. most af tha tlme with what has been
called ksssmA oE salt Rhenm. psorlas. aud LsprA,
and the Ike. and have always been told thai there Nns
40 cure Tor me- and have heen 10 discouraged that
bad ~ soon die as live. have been % hadb afHist.
81 sometimes that there was net the smailos, spot
from the crown Of my head TO the aolex ~ my feet
that was net diseased and aa red ~ eglnaaon ID
would commence IN small white apots whish had 4
nlvery appesFance, but were not deep but u 81.
tempted 10 heal them, soon after their nrst Ap.
pearance, they would burn and run toeathar unfn
there was q complete dry, red SCALE which woul1 ~.
eosae 20 nslame a. 70 crack aud look asry Anf an
toleFAbo. wAa at times 80 lame that epaia eseFce
y set about. and could mol dress myself wltheHt 40
siOe 10 slnrss Instance ~ phsssis kat 80 s.ss
obtained only Temporary relief Aithoueh hspsd faF
tins. sa.h rslAnssd asaln - BE- hsas tsoublsa
eateFod 80 much 70 be entirely discouraged Last
June. Do sever, vas advised By kldeT aud Mrs. l.
MelinstFy. Who are well knosn In these FeRions 10
ttie courage, from their favorable opiuloa q shen
20 Try their virtue. About the second weak q Sny
last eamnenced takiag the remedies. and within
until now (0ct. istl lam about as good a new and
Mrs. BENZ. SAITH.
eurtlts that tho aheye statement ef my wlfe q
earreet and join with her IN expressing Eny grasi.
iude for the great beneAl she has received.
D. SMITH.
smith Il pFemincnt man 10 thls community. where
BIC hfes. lie Il = weli-known dealer in stock. and
he stAisaent with that ei hls wife, Il fully entitled
- credit. Done ht stanatoad. Provtnee of Quebec
his twenty seventh dag of October. issa.
L. G. McktNaTnY,
Minister of the Gospel.
LA1Es.-I have seen Mrs smith Feesnsly and b.
sss her 70 e' thoroughly and gsr@nssassy g cured.
eec'y Advent ch. Conf. Q No, VI. snd Ne, n II.
Boston, SEPT. 9th. 1854.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

The sale ofsyrnr Of Figs 10 nimply Inn.
msnse. Everyone is taking II. and all
admit that It II the best medicine over
used. Children cry for 1t on account Of
its pleasant taste, aud grown people who
have used Il once never take anything
else. Unllke other remedies for bilious.
mass and constipation IL never loses It,
power to'act, and Il always leaves the or
gaus on which It acts stronger than before.
Besides, one feels fresh and bright and
realizes that It Is Nature,s own true laxa-
tive. Langdon u 90. Is agent Sor Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
As early as li0 A. ID we hear this

AS early as llo A. D. we hear that
Hermes, q project OF Rome. being
converted, presented 1850 slaves for
baptism, ell having been freed. An
other project chromatius 1854 A. D. ]
as.ar his conversation to Christianity,
il related to have freed forty slaves,
flrst having baptized them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

It was formerly a common SUPER
stltion that toothachs was caused by 4
little worm, having the form Of "A eel,
which gradually gnawed . hole Ia
q tooth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
NOR SALE.

One hundred and forty acres, nine
miles above Lebanon. 20 acres in sul-
tivation. 10 acres slashed and sown 70
grass Comfortable dwellins, coed
outhouses. Cheap. Inquire ct this
office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
CUTLERY.

The best line Of cutlery In the valley eaH
be found at our store. Il enbrsces pocket
knives, table knives, forks and spoena,
butcher knives, hunting knives. paxing
knives, shears and scissors Of all kinds
and tha best line OF razors ever brought
into Albany. Come and see for your
ss''s PzrxssA sr..Ara.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02

ctrscuEA REsoLvssT. The neu hlood paFlner. and
CeFtrrHA and GUTtcrkA Soar, she great ekln cures
and beaailaen. ara sold everywhere, Pfina. ovIss
craA, Sc. : Soar. gse. RssoLtKsT, O.
Potter Drag aad chsmieai es.. nssssn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
Notice OF Assignment.

4NO04SO Va 60S&S @44&&O4Awu
In The Circsat Court oftke State - 0rssta,
for the Cosaty Of Liaa
In the matter of the Assignment
Chas. b. Montsgns.
Notice Is hereby given 60 al eredissrs e
Chas. B. Montague, that he has this dw
made aud filed with the Clerk Of the Cree
Court of the State Of Oregon for Lian sssn9
70 be recorded, an assignment sf al bis Wep.
arty. real and personal, to me the undezsiae-
cd, aud that all creditors Of said 0h1z. u
Montague are hereby notified TO present. th9e
ulaims under oath to me at the store of m1a
Chas r. Montague. In the City of LsAansRs
in said county, within three msnths ka.n
the date hereof.
Dated at Lebanon on Nov. 9Th. 1854
J. w CgMW.
Amiwss.
POWELL L BILYrU for Assignss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
uARDwARE OF ALL KINDS.

Axes, mattocks, brush hooks, picks
skoyels, spades, forks, grindstonsa. whesl-
barrows, wringers, ropes, and alEaoet
everything you want. can Be had eheap
for cash at Peters & Stewart.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-02
administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the nm
IN d4rsIgned Administrator OF tho estate
Of Harbard shelton, deceased. has fled
his finaI account In tho matter ef said es-
tats in the County Court Of Linn county.
Oregon, and the Judge II said Court b as
this notice to be published, and has ap-
pointed Menaay the 5th day OF January.
1855 at the hour Of one O'Clock, p. M, OF
said day as the time for the heaFln OF
objections to said final account and the
settlement thereof.
HARVEY SHRLToE,
POWELL 4 BILYEu. Administrator,
Attorneys.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-11
SHAY'S ISLAND TRAGEDY.
/ horrible Anair in washington Territory.

a 6OrTlDle AFFAIR Au washington
EvaDgel, which arrived yesterday from
cruise to San Juan Island, brings news OF a
terrible tragedy which occurred on Shaw's
Island, San Juan county, last Monday.
James Barker had gone Tor q hunt on thu
island, and when he did not return after
lapse of ten days, Sheriff John Kelley, of
San Juan county, orfanlzsd a party tosearch
for the missing man. They arrived at the
cabin Of one Hugh Parks, an eccentric indl.
vidual. They were refused entrance to the
house, and even a drink of water. The Sher-
If sToJe out warrant for Parks arrest, on
The ground Of insanity. The men then formed
in ambush and watched the cabin After some
time Parks was seen to emerge dragging the
body Of dead man, which was after ward
found 10 be that OF the missing James Bark
er. Parks again secured himself in the
cabin. This occurred on Friday last, and for
three days the cabin was closely watched,
and not sign of life within being mani
tested. Wilbur Wilson, one of the Sheriff s
men, volunteered to enter the cabin, but on
finding the door unlocked was frightened
and ran back to mis- companions. He again
approached the cabin, but as he stepped
into the doorway the crazy mau within shot
him dead. The sheriff and his men waited
10 longer, but sarurating bale of hay with
coal oil they rolled ii 10 the cabin and fred
il, burning the cabin to the ground. A Sec
ond shot was fred in the cabin, but lie is not
certain whether Parks shot himself or at the
men. His charred body was after ward found
in the ruins of the cabin.