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The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18
MEETINGS,
Portland Gas Light Co.

u VIE annual Meeting of the Portland Gas Light
n Company will be holden at the Office of fhe
Company, 80 Exchange St.. Portland, on WFDNES
DAY the 2Oth inst, at O'Clock p. M, to act upon
the following articles NV "f'
Ito receive and act upon the reports of the
10 choose Directors for the ensuing year, and
TO act on any other business that NAV nroneriU
come before the meeting. FR0--'
,ro,e ,oe- e. Fl. DAYEIS, President.
-u@y AO' 1000. may12dtd
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18

Earned runs-Bowdoins 8. Bates g. First base
on balls-Bates 2. Struck out-Bates 2, Bowdoins
5. Home run-Cook. Two base hits-Bowdoins A.
Bates 2. Passed balls-Sprague IL. Wild pitches
Woodman 2. Time of game-2h. 5m. Umpire
Potter, Bowdoin '73.
COLBY 8, MAINE STATE COLLEGE 8.
The Colbys played the State College nine at Oro-
no, Saturday afternoon, defeating the home team
by one run. The following is the score by innings
Colby. ...............1 L 23 o x-9
NJ. S. C...............0 o 0 . 0 2-S
Base hits Colby 10, NJ. S. C. s. Umpire-Mc-
Intyre, of the Bangor Commercial.
THE STANDING.
The following is the standing of the clubs of the
Easrern New ENGLAND Leapna TO date.
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18
SUBURBAN NEWS.


The employees at the leatherboard mill have been
notified that, beginning to-day the wages will bo
reduced 10 per cent and the mill will run on half
time.
streets sewers were awarded Mr.. M. O,Neil Sat
urday.
man called at the door of a dwelling house In
this village, Wednesday, and asked the lady Of
| the house if she didn't want a sewing machine.
| She replied "No," when he attempted to assault
| her. She seized hot hatiron and drove him on.
". W. Merrill, j. W. Ladner and James Lucas
are committee on repairs on Ilsley Hall.
Mrs. Rebecca Abbott celebrated her seth birth
day at Aliens Corner surrounded by her children
and grandchildren. She has all her faculties, ex-
| cept being slightly deaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. bennett celebrated their
silver wedding Thursday night. There Was
music by the bennett boys, remarks by Judge
Walker, David Torrey and others ana a capital
Rev. Mr.. Shinn commenced his labors at the
| church yesterday.
Cape Elizabeth.
| 1t is reported that Mr.. Alexander Stanton has
| purchased the Samuel e. Spring property near
Prospect Hill, and has already sold nineteen build
ing lots to Portland parties who will commence the
/ erection of permanent residences at once.
/ MIR. Moses Hatch has sold the Delano farm lust
beyond Portland Head Light, to Mr.. Amos MilIett
and others of Portland. This will be the frst
change of ownership TO said farm for over one hun.
| dred and fifty years.
From thirty to forty Hampton boats have been
launched from their winter qaarters, and many
/ have commenced marketing. OF the vessel feet
from the cove, schooner Little Nell Captain Morris
Jordan. six men; Fannie Thrasher, Captain Alfred
| Thrasher eight men, and Dreadnaught, Captain
| Morris Cobb, ten men, are all ready for "bottom
| hshing.'
The selectmen of Cape Elizabeth have made ap-
pontments of minor town officers as follows: High
way surveyors, District No. 1, Chandler r. Dyer;
/ No. 2, Gideon Burbank; No. 3, Geo. G. Thompson;
| No. 4, VIM. d. Murray, LIST part, I'd part, VIM. w.
Hannatord; No. 5, Jno A. Peahbles, 1st part Chas
Peabbles, 2dpart;lNo. 6, Horace G. Jordan; No. T.
| Samuel Doughty, No. g. Hham Libby, LIST part.
Reuben Dyer, I'd part; No. 8, Chas. e. Jordan; No.
10, Robert A. Miller; M. IL, Jesse Dyer 1st part
| Geo. A. Dyer I'd part; No. H. John L. Alexander;
/ No. 13, Sumner Hunnawell; No. IA, Washington
! Skillin; Ne. Is, Frank A. Skiln 1st part, VIM. T.
Roberts. I'd part Weighers of coal, hay. straw and
i country produce, VIM. Spear, Alex. Campbell ana
Chas. Talbot. Sealer of weights and measures, A.
| j. Robinson. Inspector of petroleum oil and
/ naphtha Francis Nj. Garden.
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moosehsnh Lake Clear of re.

BANGOR, May 16.-The ice is now out of
Moosehead Lake and the boats will commence
making their regular trips Monday next.
Small steamers were out with fishin; parties
Saturday. Richard Thompson who was re.
ported to have been drowned two weeks ago
while crossing the ice, has been heard from
and 10 safe.
AN Experiment Which HAS Proved
Success.
BATH, May 16.-The domed steamer Meteor
left Bath for Boston at 4 o'clock Saturday
morning with commander w. H. Sampson.
AT the trial trip, Friday, she made IS miles an
hour, and Engineer j. E. Crisp of Boston, who
was aboard, says he can make her do better
than that The Meteor was built as an expert.
ment to make quick time across the Atlantic.
An engine was built in New York aud was a
failure. Her present engine was designed and
drafted by Supt. Hyde of the Goas Marine
Iron Works, and its splendid working and fine
appearance reflects credit upon the Works. On
the trial trip small party was aboard and a
banquet was served. Capt. Sampson is COM
mander of the steamer and Clark Dunton went
as engineer.
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18

A Travers, Dakota, dispatch says the county seat
wars broke out afresh Friday. mob came over
from Wimot and demolished the court house. No
resistance made the attack was a surprise to
the people, who look to the courts for redress.
The incendiary fires that have been raging in the
woods at Sandwich, Mass are now out. Some 1000
acres of valuable wood land were destroyed
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18


Gcff block was sold at auction on Saturday
afternoon to Mr. James MoDrse OF West Au-
burn for $3S 555.
BRUNSWICK,
(From Our Regular Correspondent)
The Salvation Army are holding high carni-
val in Lemont Hall. Brunswick. Their work
is doing Brunswick good inasmuch as several
Old rammies who have only been curse to the
toWD, have been kept straiSht by the ARMY
for over three weeks; citizens hope they will
go with the emotionists when they depart for
new fields of labor.
This pretty little place is beginning ''to as
sumo the garb Of summer"
Waterworks are being agitated here, NE,
Geo, Norman OF water supply fame is negotia-
ting with the town and the prospects are favor
aoIe for speedy elimination of long laid
plans. Mr.. Dennisons return from Europe is
waited for before definite decision. The water
Will be pumped from the Androscoggin into q
reservoir. Mr. Norman says he can lay the
pipes and build the pumping works in six
months. Ii this plan ia carried out the supplv
will be conducted to Bath and thus two tough
old birds will be killed with one stone The
nine miles between the towns is easy digging,
being mostly sand and the few ledges can
easily be pierced.
BATH.
CFrom Our Regular Correspondent.)
A Dickens carnival will occur shortly at the
AlamedB under the auspices of the Sweden
b0rgian church.
Shad are plenty at five cents. Twenty-one
hundred were caught recently in an up river
hedge. Boston fish dealers are in town max
ing arrangements to supply that market with
Kennebec fish the coming summer.
Principal Msrston of the Rockland high
school, formerly of the corresponding school
in Bath, has purchased a fancy rowboat, sister
to the one that took first prize at the New Or
leans exposition. He paid in the vicinity of
$1O0.
Mr.. David o. Foye is still at his home un-
able to attend business duties.
EAsTPoRT.
The Eastport Sentinel says somebody has
started fresh ghost story in connection with
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18

Il l.
FEanklins 1s. Young Portland Reds 3. Champions
27, Crescents g.
DEAD BALLS.
Fish had six balls called twice while at the bat
Saturday. The alacrity with which he left the
home plate for first was remarkable.
Several changes are to be made in the Portland
nine as soon as possible. Negotiations are being
actively carried on for new pitcher the associa-
tion having number in view.
McGlinchy is practically retired and will be re-
leased shortly.
The Portlands still need discipline. Annis in
TWO cases saturday failed to run to first, Starting
and turning back. 1t is unnecessary to say that
player should run, even if he sees that only bad
error will give him the base.
Rudlhan, third base of the Brocktons, 30 far this
season. has played five games, had seventeen field
ing chances and accepted all of them. O'Connell,
hrst baseman of the Lawrences has played in three
games, had 33 chances and accepted all.
The Springyales defeated the Saco Rivers Satur
day. at Springvale, by a score of to 4. The bone
club made IL hits and errors; the visitors hit
snd errors.
In Saturdays game Annis was out at first four
times, and three of the outs were made after as
sists by Butler.
Saturday at Biddeford a small urchin stopped
the privilege OF coming in. Barnes did not insist
ON the right, and afterwards made his run, but the
incident shows the nuisance of allowing the specta
tors to crowd upon the field.
The silver Stars defeated the Red Stars Saturday,
on the Portland u Rochester grounds, l6 to b. The
Red Stars were unable to guage hodgdOn's puz-
zing delivery and failed to bat ball beyond sec
ond base The outhelding of the Silver Stars was
good.
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18
MAINE.
A HEATRHCEDE.
Especial to the Press,

Mrs. HOdgdon of Bath Dies from Ghe
Wounds Inflicted by Her Son.
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18
Portland Company, Annual Meeting.

TNHE Stockholders of the Portland Company are
- hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of
company com any az their works. on Tuesday the Twenty
sixth (zoth) day of May at 8 O'Clock in the after
noon. Tor the following purposes.
treasurer. ~ W
2nd.-To choose directors for the ensuing year,
Portland, May 11th. 1885. nayii eodtd
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18
AUBURN.

AUBURN.
Gcf block was sold at auction on Saturday
afternoon to Mr.. james MoDrse Of West Au-
burn for $38, 555.
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18
Maine NFedicaI Associosion

FHiHE thirty-third annual meeting of the Maine
= Medical Association viii be held at City Build
day, June 9th. 10th and filth.
my9dlm CHAS. D. SMITH, M. D., Secretary,
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18

MaAne Eclectic Medical Society.
'hE annual meeting of the Maine Eclectic Med
a cal Society will be held at the Elmwood Honse
IN The the city OF Waterville, on Wednesday, May 27
1900, az ~ O'Clock a. m. Per order
my1ouzW +. BARRETT M d. Sec
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18
COLBY 8, MAINE STATE COLLEGE s.
THE STANDING



AT PROVIDENCE.
Proyidences. ........1 0 2 o o o o O-3
Buffalos. ............O 0 o o 90
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphias. 30 o 1 1 O4 Is
Detroits. .........,3 o o o 1 OF
(Ten innings)
AT BOSTON.
st. Louis. ......."....0 0 q o o 21 "A
Bostons s...............0 o 0 o 0 o o l-2
AT NEW YORK.
New Yorks....."...0 2 2 6 o 0 o-l3
Chicagos. ............2 1 o o o O.
Other Games.
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-18

The Eastport Sentinel says somebody has
started fresh ghost story in connection with
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-03

A large amount Of oil exists Ia
the stormy petrel, and when fat, nc.
cording TO tho Brunnier, the inbabi.
tants of the Faroe Islands use ,t as a
lamp, obtaining their light from a
wick through the BIRDS body.
Some teachers OF penmanshIp now
teach their pupils TO write with both
hands. The method OF instruction Is
70 mako the pupil write his name in
pencil, and then go over II with =
pen held In their LEFT hand. Constant
practice gives proficiency.
A collection OF skulls from the
southern hemisphere has been stud
led In England, the most notat.c con.
cluslon reached being that some oi
races Of South Africa, Australia and
the southernnost part ofSouth Amer.
lea are remarkable for tho smailDess
Of their heads.
Persons addicted to the habit oi
sticking their tongues out while
working should take warning from
the experience o: an Allegheny man,
who, while chopping wood a few
days ago, was struck on the chin with
such force by fragment as TO almost
comletely sever his organ of speech.
Some years ago travellers in Dial.
NATL noticed large tracts Of land COW
cred by a wild flower near which moi
sign of insect life was visible. The
bloom was the pyrethrum, whose
oder deals death TO the lower forms
OF life. and whose powdered leaves
form the basis OF "insect powders. ,
The seed of this flower was d;stribut
cd In the United States, and a Dial
matsan has been growing ii will
great success in Stockton, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-03

A very thin coat of glycerine applied
on both sides will prevent window
pane from becoming obscured by steam
or aoar frost in fact, glycerine may be
used In this way TO prevent film oil
condensed moisture gathering on any
article.
Tho opinion Of Prof. Lockyer now
favors the theory that several remarks
BILE seas, including inland seas, some Of
them connected and some not by straits
with still larger seas, are at present
deGnable in the southern hemisphere Of
the planet Mars.
The plan of making charts Of the
stars by Photographic means is rapidly
gaining favor among astronomers. A
photograph exhibited the other day TO
the Royal Dublin Society showed Sev-
enteen stars In part Of tho heavens to
which the best published star maps an.
sign bat FIVE.
From experiments on partially closed
magnetic circuits Of iron Mr.. Werner
Siemeus has been led TO infer that the
harder a specimen of iron is the greater
Is the value Of the magnetizing force at
which the maximum Of pcrmeability is
observed. lie also finds that the mag
netic resistance Of air 10 from 4s0 70
600 times as great as that Of ircn.
In the discussion in England as 20
overpressure in the public schools, the
prevalence II headache vas stated 70 be
fair test Of the amount OF pressure
exerted, and q child should be relieved
from continuous attendance Mt school
after q succession Of headaches had Civ.
en- tho warning. Sir Richard Owen
states that about Eve per cent Of child
rem suffer from headache whether they
90 to school or not. According to Live
ing, about fourteen per cent Of all school
children may be expected to suffer from
headache.
Aa oil inspector offers this explsna-
ton of why kerosene oil lamps do no,
give as good light 10 cold weather as at
other times wisconsin test prime
light oils will thicken with the cold at
temperatures varying from zero to 20
degrees above. Freezing separates the
PARTICLES OF pAraffine from the remand
or of the oil. They are attracted by tbs
wick aud Gil the pores, destroying III
capillary power and increasing its ten
deney 70 incrust and char ia burnin g.
The best kerosene oils for burning in
cold weather are water white, eolorless
ellis Of light gravity. These cost from
two 10 three cents per gallon more"
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Church Diretsry.

q. P. CHURcH.-Preschingsvs every Sabbath.
1t IL A. NJ. and P. Il. by Rev. E &. lr-
vine, ID. d. Sabbath School ut 2:30 P. n
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EVANGELICAL CHuRcH.-Preachingo on Sab.
bath at IL A. n, and u P. ~ Sabbath
School l2:l5. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. A. Hollenbaugh, pastor.
CoSGREGArIoxALC CHURCH. H.-Serxicesevsry
Sabbath at ii A. n. and z. II. Sabbath
School at 1915. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. J. w.
Harris, pastor.
NJ Z. CHURCH, SoUTH-Servises held
every second and fourth Sabbaths in each
month at st. Paurs M. E Church,
South, al IA. II. Sabbath School at 2:3O
P, u. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day. evening. C. Il. Carson, pastor.
M. E CHuRcH.-Preaching every Sabbath
At IL a. II. and Il P. n. Song service IN
the evening before sermon Sabbath School
vt 2:3O P. 4. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. II. Judy, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Service every
Sabbath morning and evening In Church
cor. Broadalbin and Fifth SITS. Sunday School
at 2:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening. Rev. Isaac H. COndit
pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Preaching everySab-
bath AZ w. c. 7. U. Hal, at IL A.M-& 7:30
n. Sunday School at half past o'clock P.
II. Rev Floyd, pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-Preaching every
Sabbath at IL o'clock a m. at Church on 5th
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. T G
Brownson, pastor.
UETyERsALTTs CHURCH.-PreachiDg every
econd and fourth Sabbath of each month
Crawford's Hall at IL o'clock, \. NJ, and
o'clock, P. N.
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SheriR's Sale.
In The Circuit Court ofthe State Of Oregon JS'
the County of Linn:

In The Circuit Court Qftae State Of Oregon for
the County of Linn
Glass and P BIshsp, partners under the Arm name
and style Of Glass aud Bishop. Plaintiffs.
W..
Thos Edwards and l. Il Edwards, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an oxecu
ton and order Of sale issued out Of the above named
Court in the above entitled action on tho 2bth day
March, 1886 and TO mo directed and delivered, will
Saturday the 26th day OF April, Ess5 at the Court
House door In Albany, Linn county, Oregon at the
hour Of one o'clock, p M, sell at puiic auctisn foI
cash In hand to the highest bidder the real estate
heretofore attached in said action aud described In
said order Of sale follows. ts.wit: The west o
the southwest of Section 2s In Township H. south o
Range west In the district OF lands subject to sale Al
Roseburg, Oregon, containing In all 80 acres Also
Lot No. /, of sectisn No. 20, OF Township IA, south
Range wost Of the Wiansstte Meridian: Also the
northeast of southeast ofSectson 90 ToWnship H.
south Of Range west OF tlso Willamette neridian
containing 40 acres except the following, ts-wit
the lot Of land for mill purps s containing Fl
and right Of way for water dit r used by George
Miller. The proceeds arising from the sale Of said
premises to be applied first to ,hc payment of the
costs and disbursements Of this acien taxed at
and S26 Attorneys fees and costs and expenses Of
SALE next to the payment to the Plaintiffs the Of
$751; with interest thereon at the rate of per cent
per annum from the 9th day Of March, 1885, and the
ver plus any there be to be paid 10 the Defenders
L Edwards her heirs assigns.
Dated this 26th day Of March, 1886.
J. X. CHARLr3s,
Sheriff Of sinn county, Oregon.
BY d. 8. SAITH, Deputy
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Executors Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed Executor Of the last viii and testament Of
A. L. Cherry, deceased, IN pursuance OF an
order of the County Court of Linn county,
Oregon, duly made and inferred of record On
the 9th day Of November, 1854 will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, at the
hour of one o'clock, p. M, on Saturday.
April the 25th, 1885, at the Court House
door in the city of Albany In Lam county,
Oregon, all the right title and inte: est Of sAid
deceased, A + Cherry, at the time Of his
death in and to the following described real
property to-wit Commencing at the south
east corner of Lot No. (S) eight in Block No.
(l0ll one hundred and one in Hacklenan's
addition TO the city of Albany in Linn coun-
ty, Oregon, as the same is designated and
known on the plats, maps and surveys Of
said city. now on tile and of record IN the
office of the County Clerk of Linn count y,
Oregon ard running, thence In = northerl y
course on the east line of said Lot lSl eight,
parallel with the west line OF said Bleck No.
| tlOD one hundred and one, tl46l one hun
dred and forty-six feet to point on the east
line of Lot No. % one in said Block; thence
| in a westerly course parallel with the south
line of said Lot No. tl) one, TO the west line
of the same ON Montgomery street thence
| in a seutnerly course on the east line of said
Montgomery street, to point opposite the
southwest corner of said Lot lSl eight ON the
north line of First street in said city theace
in an easterly course along the nortn line Of
First street to the place of beginning Also
the following described real property. To-
wit Lot No. ~ two in Block No tl0ll
one hundred and one in Haekien,ans S addI-
tion to the e,.y of Albany 10 Linn county,
Oregon as tn same is designated ana known
| on the plats maps and surveys af SAID city
now on file aud of record IN the otice of the
County CLERK of Linn County, Oregon.
Terms of sale on crsais - sx iusl-tfs. &
4 purchaser to q His nase pa9ahls IL SIX
| months from ths ,:as 81 sale u sbeas iater.
est with approve security.
JANIS g. CHERRY,
i L. II. MoNrANyE. Exocutor.
| Atty for Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-03
OUR ALBANY ADVERTISERS.

Patronizs men who advertise. They are alive,
Thsy mean business. They appreciate the newspaper
They are the men 70 deal with. Following Ii list
Of the DxAocKATs advertisers this week. tn Albany.
Call On them:
General MeTchandise-S z Young, Monteith g.
Seitehbach, II Allen, A McIlEain.
Grocsries-Hodman joseph, Frank Read,
Agricultural Implemeuts-Peters e. Blain, VI II
ColtFz, S Young, Cradwohl-
fHardware-Peters & Stewart, Gradwohl.
Clothing-L z Biain.
DrugsgFsshay q Mason, z W. Langdon aud Co.,
Echie Prushaw.
Stoves and Tinware-John Brggz
Purniture-A Woodin, Brink and Son.
Chzirs-L Putnam.
Millinery Emma Schubert, Matte Allison, Matte
foster.
Soda Works-Hofmln and Joseph.
Iron Work-cherTy and Parkes, A Cherry and
on
Marble WoTk-A Staiger, w Harris.
Rlour-Red Crown Mills, Magnolia Nils.
Lumber-AlbzBy Saw Mill.
Tobacco Knives, ete.-Sam Cohen.
Meat Roberts.
HOtel-ReYeTe House.
Bestaurant-Jas Mady.
Rolish-H KentOn.
Shave or Hair Cut-L Csmpeau, Jos. Weber.
kaRndFy-San Wa Wing.
Legal Adyice-R Strahan, Powell and Ryeu, j X
He&thersord, Whitney, L Montanye.
Medical Adyiee-G " Mast0n, Wallace, II
Kills, W and Mary Cole.
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR SUBSCRIBERS.

To every subscriber to the DEMOCRAT
who pays up his subscription and con-
Hnues his paper. or pays in advance, we
will have sent to him the "Health and
Home" one year, without additional cost.
The above paper is large eight page,
forty column, monthly pape., and is full
Of excellent reading matter. A copy may
bs seen at this Office. The paper treats of
health. marriage, social science, domestic
medicine, hints on health, cookery, etc.
This affords our subscribers chance to
get good PAPER for nothing. Those de-
airing the paper sent 20 them will please
sszte SO at timesof paying their subscri !.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-03

The DEMOCRAT wants forty cords OF
wood Just as soon as 1t cnn be hauled
Immediate payment will be made In
subscription TO this paper at market
prices. Last year our subscribers only
about half came TO time. This year
we mean business, Tile wood is just
as good as cashlto as and the same to
our subscribers, hence we are entitled
to it early, and OF n good quality and
measure. II saves paying cash on
both eidea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-03
Insurance Al

During 1884 fourteen fire insurance COM
panies failed Ia the United States from
cutting OF rates alone. In 1883 the mum.
ber was tho samo. II pays to doal only
with reliable companies. The North
British, London & Lancashire, Hartford,
Scottish Union. Imperial, London. h
ern a. Queon and Commercial OF Califor
MIA, represented by r z Nutting, Of this
city, arc al solid, safe companies, having
done business for years. The person who
insuros wants TO know that he will get his
insurance II he meets with loss. In the
mpanIes mentioned you arc sure TO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-03

The very remarkable statement is
made In the Medical Times that DR..
Fleischl ofVienna has discovered that
the bydrochlorate of cocaines admin
istered hypodermically In doses Of
from one-tweiih to one-fourth of a
grain, will cure morphinisn, slcho-
lism and similar habits withia ten
days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-03

Bayard says that NCleveIasd is an
afirmatiyely honest man, and not
merely an abstainer from dishonesty. ;"
That is the kind Of president the
:Democrats have given the coRntry.