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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-08
AN OPEN LETTER
IT SPEAKS FOR lTsELF


RocKFozT, Mss, April ?, 1877.
Mr. EDIToR:-RaTing read IN your paper reports Ct
the remarkable cures Of eatayrh n induced TO faIF
what know about cataTTA, and fa1ey the ssrufs
and Inhaling-tube makers fr1ene dollar grabbers1
would be glad they could embIazon similar cure N
the papers. For 26 years / suffered with cxfarrfI
The nasal passages became completely closed ssnuE
dust, ashes ssiRhalize- -tubesS and tstielrs7
wouldn't work though 81 intsr-sls -rorId iFT -
the so-calied catarrh snuff until became yaIuats
tester for such medicines. gradually eTes worse
and no one can know how much 1 suffered or what !
miserable being WIS Ny head sched over rnF yes -
that was confined 70 my bed for many successive days
suffering the most intense pain which at one time
lasted continuously for 100 hours An sense Of smell
and taste gone, sight and hearing ti1npared, BODY
EnT11nken and weakened, nervous system shattered
and constitution broken and WAS hawking and shifting
seyen-eghths Of the time. prayed fsr deth TO re.
heTe me Of my suffering favorable notice in your
paper Of Dr. Sages Czrrh Remedy induced ms t p.
chase package, and use Il With Dr. P1eree,s SaSsa
Doslcie, which applies the remedy by horoetatc Irtss
sure, the only way Compatible with eonansCn sense
Well, Mr.. Editor, it did not cure me m three fourths
Of second, m hour MONTH but N less fise7r
eight minutes relieved and n three mouths en-
trey cured, and have remained 50 for over sixteen
months While using the Catarrh Remedy, used Dr.
Pierees Golden Medal Discovery purIfy my bleed
and strengthen my stomach. l also kept my liver
active ana bowels regular by the use Of his PleasnnE
Pugatire Pellets my experience VIII induce ctksx
sufferers to seek the means Of relief this LETT
Fial have answered its purpose
Toz.Ts truly,
NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-08
}. n. BURKmART,

CORNER RERsr AID EeoABALBIS srEEssrs.
Farms q AL Eises, improved and unim-
proved, in this and adjacent counties, suit
able for grain raising, also 6Inbered land
and stock ranches fer sale on easy terms.
Also for sale number of dwelling
houses and vacant lots in this city,
Parties desiring to either sch or purchase
should call ana learn terms and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Persons desiring help can be provided
with any number of labeFels by leaving
rdars. dn11 2tf.
g. Rss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-08
MAIL CONTRACTS LET.

The U. S, postal department have
awarded the following mail contracts
for the next four years
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-08
PASSED. YEToED AND rAssED AeAss.

]. T. HueHEs, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

The police commissioners of Boston have
thoroughly Te-OrganiZed the city force OF police
and detectives in accordance with a law passed
by the last legislature, empowering them to do
so. Besides making radical changes in the per-
slnnel Of the force, which may Or may not
prove beneficial, the qualifications of members
and the standard of discipline have been raised.
The patroman must be able to read and write
the English language, be a citizen of the United
states. resident of Boston and taxpayer for
one year. The New York journal Of Commerce in
commenting upon the last requirement says:
g. That is truly Boston notion about the tax
payer and the last one. we regret to say, we eX-
Feet to see adopted in New York where to be q
taxpayer Is to make man almost ineligible to
Office OF any kind" According TO the new rules
OF conduct such offences as intoXcati0n inSllb-
ordination, neglect OF duty, acts of oppression
and tyranny are TO be punished by the instant
dismissal of the convicted policeman. and the
same penalty is provided for three convictions
OF neglect OF duty by colyerSing with people
unnecessarily while on duty, not properly pa
Trolling his beat, and sitting down to rest
himself. u is proposed TO divorce the police
completely from politics, and to make all pro-
motions on the score OF merit alone Boston
will dispute with New York the possession of a
police force 1.-The finest in the world" If the
proposed reforms are carried into effect Boston
VIII at any rate be the best protected city In the
I nited States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

The action OF the Cincinnati brewers in
placing condition On their proposed sub5crip-
ton TO the fund for permanent exposition in
that city has caused much unfavorable CON-
ment. The permanent additional buildings are
expected to cost s150,OOO and of this amount the
brewers propose to contribute $4,000 upon con-
ditiOn that they are permitted to sell beer In the
exposition. This, as pointed out, would be a
mortgage for all time on the property There
Is no reason why beer-sellerS, who with other
dealers in what crowds Of men require will
profit by the visitors TO the city, should be
granted especial privileges. They should in
crease their subscription and drop the condi-
1iOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

Thirty years ago Arago, then secretary Of the
French Academy of Sciences, wrote that ..never
will observers who are trustworthy and careful
OF their reputation venture to foretell the state
OF the weather. This remark referred at the
time TO scientific forecastings. Its application
nowadays is TO the goose bone, ground hog order
OF weather prophets who are inaccurate in pro-
portion as they are confident. As at the present
time three-fOurthS OF the weather predictions
OF the signal service are fulfilled, Arago was
1E1prudent when he presumed TO set limits to
the progress of science
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-02

Besides the heavy loss from the recent dis
aSter which the Old Colony Railroad Company
suffered in the depreciation of the value OF its
stock and bonds, it is estimated that more than
SSuO,oOo VIII be required to settle the claims of
The injured and OF the relatives of the dead
Some $4,000 was expended in similar way b.
Inc Lake Shore Company after the Ashtabula
disaster. IL Is q measure of economy for a rail-
load company to spend al that it is necessary
however large sum that may be, to render its
safeguards against accident as nearly perfect as
man can make them
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nov2-tr S16 Seventh street.
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BOOKS. &c.

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TIE German government Is considering the
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Rhine, Weser. and Elbe rivers. It's decision in
This matter will be more important in some
respects even than its determinations upon the
serious political questions now agitating Ger
many and Europe.
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The voting in the neighboring state of Viz
Slnia next Tuesday will be too much in one d-
1ection to be especially interesting. The pre-
sent delegation standS-tlemocrats eight, re-
publican one, and it looks as if the figures
would remain the same after the election. DIR.
Joseph .'orcensen. the republican member OF
the present delegation. has good chances OF re-
election in the fourth district, though the DEM
ocratS Claim that he will be defeated His ma
Jority In le.G was l ..04. The only other dst-ic,
In which there is the slightest doubt as to
whether democrat or republican viii be re-
turned is the second. John GoOda. its present
Representative. was elected in 1876 by a ma
Jof1ty OF / SEQ and has been renonlinated
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blowers and other street nuisance5 and peace
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commissioners made when they increased his
salary 10 $1,000 per year. A law officer Who can
not ma law for so worthy an act as Judge
Wright proposes TO perform for the benefit OF
community is not only not worth that extraya-
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price
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Up 1st either at the corner Of 9th ST. and b. opposite
Washington market, or going from there to Sligo.
on 7th-st road, large Morocco POCKETBOOK,
containing between two and three hundred dollars
in money besides bills and notes of no use to any
one except the owner. The above reward will be
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contents to w. o. SHREVE, 202 9th St, corner
NV. nOy2-3ts
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MEDICAL, &c.

" specialist in the city. He guarantees . perma-
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AL Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
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FALL and WINTER DRESS GOODS.
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ColOred Cashmeres, yard wide, all co,ors soc.
All wool Black CashIneres, SOC.
Double width MOhair Alpaca silkfaced 25c
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A victim Of youthful imgrudsnoe. causing prems-S
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Address j. H. REEVES
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
- CARRIAGES.
On hand fine stock of New and fash.
,ona, le Ca CAR Bl such as Coupes. Ng
Phatons. Buggies, &C., &c.
Repairing promptly attended to at reduced prices
ROBT H. GRAHAM
nov13t 4lO-4 16 8fG street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-29
Human GhouIs.
IN. Y. SUM-

Ne I. sun.
Worse than those who give way
to natural fright are those who re-
main to profit by the sufferings Of
their fellows. Besides the ignorant
rabble who are made thieves by
sudden opportunity, intelligent
thieves are at work. Daniel Suss-
man volunteered as a nurse in
Vicksburg in order to get chances
to rob, was detected stealing the
pocket book of patient, and is
now in prison. Aarons, a we'll
known Western gambler, turned
robber in Memphis and was caught.
Extortion was resorted to by the
druggists of the same city. The
appeal mentions one who charged
fifty cents a bottle for lime. water
costing twenty-five cents a barrel.
Cartmen demand $50 load for re-
moving furniture. Trifiing SER
vices, unless done by the volun.
teers, must be paid for at an un-
considerable price. The corpses
are buried, generally, by Henry
Walsh, the county undertaken.
His legal fee is five dollars for
each burial. On several days he
buried one hundred, and the aver
age was seventy-fve. He hired
negroes to drive the dead-wagons
and do the burying. A single
trench holds each day's dead. His
average ealnings were 1915 a day,
at least a third # which was clear
profit. Payment by the County
Treasurer was not prompt, and
Walsh refused to go on with the
work. He was arrested and a com.
III ttee took charge of his duties,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-29

IT will be seen, by the report of
the Wine Growers Meeting, pub
lished elsewhere, that prompt and
decisive action will he taken on
the contemplated Reciprocity
Treaty with France, which is in
reality a conspiracy to kill Ameri-
can wine and brandy making.
From the energy and capability Of
the gentlemen who have the mat
ter in charge, reinforced as they
will be by mass meeting, we en-
tertain no doubt but that the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations of the
Senate, the President and Secre-
tary Of State will he made 10 see
this whole matter ip its true light
of a blow at American productive
industries. 1t is one thing TO pro-
pose such u treaty and an entirely
different thing to carry it through.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-29

The Aita, commenting upon a
paragraph which appeared in the
HERALD, says that there Is no
probability of immediate work on
the Southern Pacific Arizona
wards. In five-line item in our
local columns we yesterday stated
that Col. Hewitt had received in
formation from railway head
quarters that construction was to
begin at once from Yuma East.
We are therefore justified in as
suming that the status in quo is at
an end and that railway construc-
tion will shortly begin with the old
energy which characterized the
Southern Pacific two years ago.
The statement of the Post that the
Southern Pacific will probably stop
at Tucson agrees with Information
which we embodied in our leader
yesterday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-29
HOW THEY RECEIVED THE NEWS
PROM MAINE.

What One Said
What, Hale-aittle Hale?
You don't mean
Eugene?
Impossible he should fail.
Zach Chandler's son-ln-law.
Blaine's little pet,
Out in the wet,
With no sand in his craw?
II can't be, by thunder!
What next, wondere
What Another Said
Hale gone up:
That little pup!
Blast my political eyes
If 1t amt funl
There's blessings in disguise,
And this is one.
He eclaimed to lead the party,
The Jaybird, the parrot!
But aft er this start, he
Won't make or mar II.
II we founder or sail
We are we'll rid OF Hale.
What Another Said
What, Maine?
You're insane!
Or Is this put-up lob?
DO you think me so green
AS to doubt that Eugene
Would surely come out OF PenoS-
Scot free:
The State of Maine
TUNED like vane,
In spite of Garfield and Woodford and
Blaine?
Can't bel
This IL some sort of a trick.
Give me some brandy! l'm sick!
What Zach Chandler Said
Has ANYBODY seen
Eugene:
| He was running for Congress, heard.
But suddenly seemed to stop,
| Aud lately haven't word.
Did something appear to drop:
Eugene is SO small
That IL he should fall
II would hardly be noticed at all.
| What Mr.. Hayes Said
| 10 strange that a state so strong
| AS Maine should go rapidly wrong.
| And just when 1
Had determined to try
To contribute my campaign quota
By reading John Sherman's speech,
And mildly essaying to teach
Sound doctrine in Minnesota!
Is the Greenback sardine a whale?
Or was something the matter with Hale
-[New York Snn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-29

THE Directors Of the Horticul-
tural Society did very sensible as
well as graceful thing yesterday
when, in recognition Of the signal
cordiality of the daily press of Los
Angeles, displayed at every stage
of their enterprise, they resolved to
countenance no ephemeral Fair
sheet. The fact is that the daily
press of Los Angeles is doing yeo.
mans work for this section, and
whatever advertising is done, or
publicity is sought, during. or as
an Incident of the Fair, should be
In their columns. Established
Journals are the proper and the
best mediums of advertising and
transient sheets, which live but
for day aud vaciliate in character
between mushroom and leech,
should be sternly frowned down, as
they have been by tho Horticultu-
raj Society.