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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
DR.. cHANDLER,N
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Wit and humor, useful kneWlcdge, games pnS'
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terestlng matter, relating particularly to the
duties OF daily life and Of the home circle
with valuable receipts for every hOu9olSoeper.
This Journal has Tor It's object the improve
nent OF morals rs well astho hoalth OF society,
and as such cannot fail to DO considered val
unbe addition TO every household ana an or
nest and Progressive, IL rs on tho side OF Tenn
pernnce Christian Morality and all true re-
lOrms. Whatever Is hnrifu TO Society II con.
demns without fear or favor, and maltes itself
felt In the community as power Tor good
Handsomely printed, prOiusely Illustrated,
empbatlcally q paper for everybody, and gives
more for the money than any other.
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double the amount OF subscription,
The Price is only sl.0O n year, postpaid.
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money getting subscriptions iOrthls paperlhhh
anything else Largo cash commissions al
lowed and exclusive territory given,
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Address IIiiAfTu PUBLISHING 60.
No. Hih seventh AVc,, New York tlty.
yOl3G3ili,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
WRACMEON.
TRACHAEON. i.

A sIi1ht so.caiisd cold tglH ofttinless
Jead 20 a aorIoMs cough, trhioh, iHedred
to,. a.. hndlV treated, aHitst haze BAT one
,,ssulf--it mast erentHate Ia q settled eoso
of BRORCHITIS, or trhdt u troTael th0
deadly OONSUMP1ION. Io du seHLtrr.p
i1'Is GUELlN o0ors q souRs! -SsttdOtei ana
,tors,sslle1tt relief ~ aHDDseiifa erpccto.
r.,fin11, aad enables fhG FHeteHs 20 shpsI
tpifhOut itfdictoiis treatment, niust eoiil-
p,unicate tts poison 20 the vestcuidr suo-
st0Ree Of the lung, degenerdttng Gnd de-
sfrevipg that H1ost essential oI olyaiN'
0,,d uIftHlnfca onIy IN an early aud ui,-
ii,NelV death. TR1 CHEOE haS 10 equal,
DlWck Tess q superior, and Its uao telIl nos
ONLY yeill0rd the dePostf. MoreOu oDorutng
1',s2f reIIef, bat heals tho membrane ana
YSaVes the patient Ia, possession oT heaishv
lung tissue, -,
koffIes. 1910,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
DYSPEPSIA.
GAgTERON.

GASTRON is "a safe, speedy, uhd posi-
utents, and "a brief course OT ffsdti'.sht tr.ts
s.rsforeifha digestive organs 20 the.r prs
dino strength, aud PrOmotc tie h'"ts1u
,tsrrous irrifabiiity Of liter1ry aud aH
persoMs pursuing q Seaentarv iU"' "
spoedilU f.sn,ored by TITS agent. INC
sio,nnck Is v,estoreti 20 heaifa aud the KEY
sIotr n the sHstent trlH 0nco H0re Tcspoh@
~ ne peri rfoTuiance Of labor,
Priee, OAe Dollar, ~ large bottle, Or
air bottles, Sc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
MAY g. SENDERS,
Harrisburg, Linn county, OEn''
pnALEEs ~
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,


such as are generally kept in
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE.
MAY & sENpERs is the firm,
"A How us 10 assure you,
on will always ind at any lime
A round their store to serve yosi
y umber one articles they do keep,
o sell,then at small profit.
Such AZ clothing, good and Ptat,
Lvery thing you buy will nj
IN otions, Hardware, Groceries
! ishes of all varieties,
mbroiJeries, l.aees of all kinds
Robes and even window blinisi
! am will always bo on haud
Senders. ditto, ditto,
yer bearing in our minds,
live and let live, IN our noiin,
Aove thy nelghbor Ike thy-eIi
Jheat no one Is our theme,
Hoping to do "oll for oursclyei
vor retaining our good name.
"A nd now as Poetry is not our Tor.
atrons, look upon 1t tender
very one is invited to the store Of
Sam May 4 sendersl'l
Is without a rhyme.
CONSTANTLY ON KAND
METZLER'S CELEBRATED
RAW hide BOTTOM CHAIRS.
vl1n2Stf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

oHnnnCan't be mado by every agen
M9HsJ month In the business wo
ffIrnish, hut those willing to work can cas-
ily a dozen dollars day right in thoir, own
localities. Have no room to explain here
business pleasant and honorable. Wo-
mon, and boys, and girls do az well as men
We will furnish you a complete Outit Iree'
The business pays betterthan anythlng else
Partlouiars FREQ, Write and see. Farmers
and mechanics, their sons and daughters,
and all classes in neod Of paying, work q
home, should wrlto TO us and learn all
about tho work at once. Now IL the ulne'
DON'T delay. Address True &no, Angus
Ia, Maine,
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AID TIsEMENTs,
--'---.'- - -. =
100000 Bottles
0y rHE
Centaur
is
AID YER EASEMENTS,

,,,,,., bo.,,, xold tho last wear, and not ono
nn,,,nlnInt has reached us that they nave
moi Aono all that Is claimed for thom, ~
decd scientific skill cannot so beyohu NV
result rcachctl in these wonderful p,epil,n'
tions. Added to CNrholiN ArnIca, Moh.na,
Seneca oil and Witch. hazle, NY W''vi
ingredients, which makos family llh,nen'
ihei detios rivalry. Rheumatic anu hcu-
ridden crlpples havo by II been onanleu 20
throw AWAY their crutches, and many WI"
ior wears have been afflicted With NeulN'
IN. Sclntica, CalSed Breasts, Weak lAcRS'
ETC., have found permanent re''Si.
Mir. Josiah WestlalSc, of Marysril'o, o.
writes:
rFor years my rheumatism has been so
bad that have boon unable to sur rom
the house. / have tried every remedy
could hear of. Finally, learned OIL tle
Ccntaur IMMINENT. The first three bottles
enahled mo to walk without my crntehes'
am mending rapidly. th'uk your Ian
iment simply n marvel"
This Liniment cures Burns and Scalds
without a scar, extracts the poison IRON,
mites and siings. Cures Ghillblalns and
Frosted feet, aud Is very eiiicacious loi
Ear-ache, Tooth.Rche, Itch and Cuhneo"s
Eruptions.
Tho Ceulaur Liniment, Yellow Wrapper,
is intended for tue tough hbres, coIus anu
muscles OF horses, mules and animals
Roy Geo, w. Ferris, Manorkill, Schoha'
rio Co, n. ", says; =,
UMy horse was lame for year Win \
catlocE wrnnch, All remedies utterly falleu
To cure, and 1 considered him worthless
until l commenced to nso Centaur lam
lment, which rapidly cured him. hea''
, ily recommend 1t.
II makes very little difference whether
I the case be a .'wrench" sprain, SPAWN o
iameness of any kind, tho effects are TN ~.
same. The great power Of I,n .hs p,a iIa",' Wnod
Sweeny, SPAWN, Ring-bone, Calls ,,i an'
Scratches. This f4inimenti worth million tiiio'
Of dollars yearly to the stock ,STowg1rs S' ..1n,
Iiyery.men, Farmers, and those haNlnl
: valuable animals to care for. we warrah
, Its effects, and refer to any Farr!er who IA
: ever used II.
+ Laboratory of ]. b. RosE n Co..
40 Dey St., New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
PILES. HemOHhOidS.
PELON,

Mann causes 1eIld 20 produce Mis i,din-
f,,I and distressing state. Tho blood ~
eetasxled Ia tts Teturni the 100 Ireq.ant
s.ss q arase gg"fss Bgosss sSrpd = ASTON Of
me ttVer, and aHnasroas other catises ara
fLs sO.lrca Of this coAsplatItS and htthert0
.,othlg ssshs.gs % sSs Peen TSass% siisstatc 20
symptoms ard allltNlatetU pFoee an eject
ive euFe. Ia PIION ESQ hdvo a retiedy
1chlch not only acts almost Instantly, but
tVIH yent0ve tho largest tunlOrs OTthe Parts
TPHesJ bv absorption, aud many tcho
haVo Tecslved not only beiteflt, bnt have
been radically cured, have beelt assured
prior 70 usiIs0 this .reatmenD ey en.t-
ecor could enPect In life, would DO on an
operation, aud TeHoVinR q or them from
the body ~ preoed..re tvhtes ,.eesIst.atJ nt9.,
s% SIX 0 dsiivht ana = noSo pr prcscribsI IN
many pFacltstisg Physicians lcho arc cog-
MiSanf Of as glert!s1 as tho only kno'0n
PriSe. Fiftv Cents per package, or sfr
TIE AROPE REMEDIES ARE
thorough Sn fho eradication Of tho differ
@,ad M are aTe az resale oS paiient, ssGrchiHO,
IabOFious, and scientific inUesti0dttoi,,
erIbraeing a .perioa Of many UsaTS' I"
Inn speoido directions are complied
,SlkH, fhouSaIids of patients lotH bedr ictt-
Stsss TO theiP relative Htertis, aud oorTo0-
OTdtO ovory ,asssrtton. Where ther9 ere
iionts so destre,. DIR; HANDIER soIls
Do pleased 20 CiVe all Information, and
treat bv letter u necossarg. ~.
lar OF Tho GbOVo fensedles sent on receipt
HEDTCiNES are not on sale at VoWr
particular drH0Oist's, send orders TO -;
DR., CHANDLER,
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Making net proilt."" ."".""',"'''''Sloo'o'' !"
The officers of tho "Ho,Ro Mutual beg
leave to congratulate its PATRONS, slock-
holders, and agents, upon the showing
which they aro abe TO mako nl lts pubi-
moss for the con nennial year just closed
This result has been produced Dy care
ful wedding out Of extra hazardous risks
and insisting upon and obtaining iair rates
for ovGry risk written. -.
We earnestly request our agents every
whore To continue this course, avoiding
extra hazards, carefully selecting tholr
business, studying and knowing the men
they insure for, carefully avoiding over
insurance and scattering their risks, 80 that
no great disaster or loss can happen. owe
us yonr earnest and faithful service, ana
we will, In tho present year, exceed the
resul.sof tho Centennial.
Our Companyhas been in exlstanee since
lsOl-las met and promptly paid every
loss Il has incurred, and Is to-day stronger
in its financial condition and the confidence
Of tho insnIng public than over.
HAMILTON BOYD,
Manager, Portland, Ogn.
J. IL. BURKHART,
Agent, Albany, oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.
orrroE srsaEn MANgTGq g.

UFFfsE siSGER MANuT'G Co.,
First and Ynmhll Streets,
Portland Ogn, Jan, lsi2'
For the Information and btnent ot our Gus
toners and 10 MI persons dpslrlngl 10 purchase
fully notlfylhem thai Mcgsfs. TITUS Bros. arc
our agents for Albany and Linn County, and
that they or g. n. Wolverton, Esa.i are fully
authorized TO collect and settle outstanding
A'N'"' iHE III SINGER NIAEuFq CO.,
NJ w. PARs0Ns,
n25mO 'pe'aRer 0gn ana W'f'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

Butter was FIRST made above 1000
yeaFs ago, and there are many board
Ing houses In this city IN which some
81 that ancient grease Is sim put up
On the table
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
D1yRN1ruRE wARERooMs
FRED GRAF,
GENEROUSLY PGTRONlzED
q q q Q . Q q q q

To the working ClasS.-We NY NY
roy pronared 10 furnish all Glasses WIN
Constant SoM employment at home, the ,,,0nS whSie
oT Inc time, OF for their spare mon5nE.
q 8usiness sS new light and profitable Pei. PEI,
aons oS etbor sex easily earn from SO cents
to IS per evening, and q prop9ru9thRa ths hmsl Sum
by devoting their whole time t9 Vns roToh D"sI
ness, Boys and girls earn nearly w. ~ e ,Os
as men, THAT all who see thls mosiSe nsy ",
sonS' sSaSa '1S ,sis Tnnaralled offer; To such as
maSv NJ ', we'll satisfied we will send one dol
H.S 1nv 70 OC oov for the trouble Of writing. Full
nO,tScpsys sr ~ psy W samples worth several dollars
p roUoInenoe on, and a copy Of Home and
NJ P,reaIae one Of the largest and best Illus
.,ntad r Publications, all sent free by mall.
PssSer. S II Won want permanent profitable
Work address, GEoReE STlNsoN q Cor
Portland. Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
ALBANY BATH HOUSEl

,USuE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens Of Albany and vi
cinity that he has tGSn charge of this Establish
mont, and, by kOoping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First Glass Hair Dressing Saloons,
he expects to gvO entire satisfaction to all
aai- ChlldIon aud Ladies' Hair neatly out
and shampoOed JOSEPH WEBbhN
y9n3gtf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

Having had several years experience IN the
drug business, ho feels Justified In assuring ms
customers and proper care will be used In the
preparation that dispensing oil medloimes,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
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L.E. BLAlN
-pwene rS
c |, D T Thin c
AMI
CENTS
Furnishing Goods
Having purchased the clothing store recently
o,ynpd hy Hem K0hn, ! VIII continue the pusl
ness at tho old stand, and VIII always Keep ON
hvNd n large et0rl, OF ~
Clothing.
Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Gaps,
Boots and Shoes,
Overshoes and
Umbrellas
AM Att THE
LATEST NOVELTIES

rF' rhcVcry latest fashions In nll articles OF
grntlumnus furnishing goods VIII be lnlrouuc'
ed as last as they are br1ught out In san fIhn'
clyra. and VIII b. sold chNnp, uhio1A
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fGer yeays Of the most euhorto,ts ,g-
search aid Mpesiiydtion, aud after Mc
s,y,trIIcaI dppIlcUtt0n tn tredtn.enttO fhof-
snnIs Of stnfients, Goo. Chandler, d,Mp
M, b., n0,- pres0nts 10 tho Antcrtodn pM0-
Jic the IolioIgiiIO FoNleIlos, hts soto dts-
rOpsrv and property, Tho cWodcu OI wh'on
teetlNIOntaIs, tho unsolicited 0HerhDS ~
aM0arlnD aud discouraged pdttentSI n, WMg
hGBc NOf onin rccetrcd fditef anW Oeneue
from their continued Use, bNt huoe oeVM
sstdjeaiiu curcd Of ulInitMts anh chrgntn
rnn,pIaistts, pphic6 tapq been 1dUhdDed OU
fha siOSt cnllHeet nhystcianS as hoPe'esS'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

the
dmod
tmoHEc
othr rThrshof
crnnchn
In INC
Ehan
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nfIhn hnnnrnf l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
ADvERTIsEAI ENTs.
PROPRIETARY
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.Ao

Lals Phyaloisu 10 g.. Georges and 81 BarsholS'
mSv'a Hoenllals, london, Curator 10
St. ElKnbalh's, 0to.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
stick TO . Legitimate Business.

Well directed energy and enterprise
are the life of American progress; but
if there is one lesson taught more
plainly than others by the great fail
ures of late, it is that safety lies in
sticking 10 a legitimate business. No
man-manufacturer. trader, or banker
has any moral right to be 80 energetic
and enterprisinR as to take from his
legitimate business the capital which it
requires to meet any emergency.
Apologies are sometimes made for
firms who have failed, by recurring to
the important experiments they have
aided, and the unnumbered fields of
enterprise where they have freely
scattered their money. We are told
that individual losses sustained by
those failures will be as nothing COM
pared with the benefits conferred on
the community by their liberality in
every public work. There is little force
in such reasoning. A mans relation to
creditor are vastly different from his
relations to what is called the public.
The demands of the one are definite,
the claims of the other are just what
the ambition of the man may make
them.
The histories of the hOnorably sue
cessful business men unite to exalt the
importance of sticking to a legitimate
business; and it is most instructive to
see that, in the greater portion of the
failures, the real cause of disaster was
the branching out beyond q legitimate
business, in the taking hold OF this and
that tempting offer, and, for the sake
of some great gain, venturing where
they did not know the ground, and
could not know the pitfall.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
Errors I'm Marriage.

Many of the errors of life admit OF
remedy. A loss in one business may be
repaired by gain in another. a mis-
calculation this year may be retrieved
by special care the next. A bad part
nership may be dissolved, an injury re-
paired, n wrong step retraced; but an
error in marriage goes TO the very root
and foundation OF life. Ii has been said
that no man is utterly ruined till he has
married worthless wife. And so
every woman has future before her
until she l. chained in wedlock.
which is pa'ilock, to a wretehed and
an unworthy man. The deed once done
cannot be recalled. The wine of life is
wasted and the goblet is broken, and no
tears nor tolls can bring back the pre-
cious draught. Let the young think of
this, and let them walk carefully in a
world Of snares, and take heed 10 their
steps, lest. in this most critical event OF
life, they go fatally sstray. But here
we must guard against another error
Many people think they have made a
mistake In marriage, when the mistake
is only in their own behavior since
they were married. Good husbands
make good wives, and good wives make
good husbands; and the scOlding, or
intemperate, or slatternly partner often
has but himself or herself TO blame for
the misery that clouds the life and des-
olates the home. Muititudes who feel
tina; their marriage was mistake, and
who make their existence q lifelong
misery, might by little self-denial and
patience, and forbearance and gentle
ness, and oid-time courtesy, make their
home brighten like the gates of Eden,
and bring back again the old love that
blessed the happy days gone by.
Suppose the wife does not know quite
so much as you DO. Well, you showed
yo,r great judgement when you thought
her the chief among ten thousand. Or,
if your husband Is not the most Won
derful man in the world, IL simply il
lustrates the wit and wisdom of the
young woman who once thought he
was, and who could not be convinced OF
the contrary. 30, perhaps you are not
30 unevenly mated after all. And il
one has had better opportunities since
marriage, then of course that one
should teach and cultivate and encour-
age the other, and 80 both journey on
together. But if one has grown worse,
and has sunk lower than at the begin
ming, perhaps even then patience and
toll and sunshine may bring back the
erring one TO duty, lift up the fallen,
rescue the perishing. and save the lost
How glorious for a wife to pluck heI
husband from the jaws Of ruin, and to
bring him safely TO the heavenly home
How blessed for the husband to bring
back TO the gates OF Paradise the woman
who through weakness had been LED
asfrav'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
The LOOM OF LIFE.
By EBES E REYroRp.

All day, all night. / can hear the Jar
or the loom Of life. and near and far
II thrills with its deep and mufaed sound,
As the tireiess wheels so always around.
Bu-iiy. cesselessly goes the loom
In the light OF day and the midniehts gloom.
The wheels are turning early and late,
And the woof Is wound in the warp Of fate.
Click. clack there's thread Of love we've in,
Click, clsck, another Of wrong and sin;
What checkered thing viii this life be,
When We see it unrolled in eternity
Time, with 3 face like mystery,
And hands as busy as hands can be.
Sits at the loom with its warp outspread.
To catch in its meahes each glancing thread
When shall this wonderful web be done7
In thousand years, perhaps, or one;
Or tomorrow. Who knoweth? Not you nor /,
But the wheels turn on. and the shuttles fly
All, ssd-eyed weaver, the years are slow.
But each one is nearer the end know.
And some day the last thread shall be woven
in,
God grant it be love instead of sin.
Are we spinners of wool for this life web-ssy;
Do We furnish the weaver q thread each day
1t were better then, oh my friend, to spin
4 beautiful threat than a thread Of Sin
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
, British Bo.rdi.s.Hou.e.

But the interior Of the British board
iug-house Is also worthy of attention.
In the first place, it has existed through
such lengthy though unknown period
of time. The sojourner from the set
ting sun has never inquired when the
edifice was built; but to his eyes, ac-
customed to frequent emissions of shin
plaster architecture, 1t looks old enough
to be lit for pulling down; and he has
even a vague, superstitious feeling that
its destruction would be an act of mercy,
setting free many generations of ghosts
which now tenant it, and permitting
them to find places of rest. Indeed, IL
one may venture such a disrespectful
statement, the edifice has not borne its
years well. There Ia a looseness and
also clatteringness about its fittings
which reminds one of machinery, and
sets one to marveling what unearthly
web and woof is being woven by the
spirits of the invisible. There IL Ger
tain chamber door which rattles to that
degree that the occupant frequently
shouts "Come In" when nobody Is
there but lost breeze which has stum-
bled into the house by some Granny and
Is fumbling in all directions TO get out
again. That occupant proudly believes
that nothing in the world can Out-rat-
tie his door, except his windows. These
last, especially when the wind blows
from the southwark side, have an ague
which transports him with a mixture
of admiration and pity. He would canlk
them up with coats and trousers, only
that he has other uses for those articles.
Everything within the room CORES
ponds with these symptoms of senility.
An antiquarian would fall down and
worship before a certain bleared and
tottering washstand which has, to all
appearance, been in steady use for
matter of five or ten centuries. A
shaky, worm eaten bedstead, which the
Plantagenets may have had the night
mare on. would fill the right kind Of a
soul with pensive joy. This bedstead,
by the way, is so lofty that, if the boar
der tumbles of it, he will dash himself
to atoms on the griniest Of carpets. In
to the composition of the bedding-the
mere, sheer. complex, miscellaneous
bedding-there is at least one man who
has never dared to explore exhaustive
ly. He knows, however, that it con-
tains not only springs and mattresses,
but also feathers. Furthermore, he
has noted that what should be a bolster
is simply roll OF threadbare blanket,
ambuscaded under the sheet. The cur
tains are of very venerable fabric,
matching in color the grimy exterior of
the building. In one corner of the
room (and only 10 be discovered by pull
ling idiotically at the wallpaper is
totally improbable closet which smells
as though it might have been a locker
in Noah's ark, so strong is the perfume
of antediluvian bilgewater.-Ths Atlan-