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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
zACa. C5IHoLI:z Dr.n.

Last Sabbath morning Sorat"r Zach
ari,,h Chandler, Of Michigan, whz fund
dead in his bed at Chicago hotel. lie
had made speech 1he previous even
ing at Republican meeting, aud was
thought To be- In his usual health The
physicians pronounced the cause Of his
death to hp,e been congestion Of the
lungs His remnihs rere taken to his
home at Detroit for burial, and the fu-
neral observed with great omp and
ceremony.
Mr. Chandler vas &C years o!l, and
had represented Michigan in the L. S.
Senate for period Of nineteen years.
Always Republican, of the most radi-
cal type, his thorough and persistent
advocacy of his views made him the
acknowledged leader nf the " advance
guard" Of his party, and his consistent
and Perpetually pronounced opposition
to Democratic views and principles had
made him the stal wsrt of sfslwarts in
the councils of RAdicaIism. His CON
slant, persistent aud malignant abuse
of the Southern people, and his con
sPicnous position az the standard bearer
of the "bloody sbirt," viii cause but
few people of that section to mourn his
death, but will render him so much the
greater loss to the Republican party in
future campaigns.
Before he went into politics Mr.:
Chandler was for many years mer-
chant, and as he seems to lave made
both pursuits "pay," he leaves to his
widow and family a handsome compe-
tence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
rnEt * DEnorR.cr.

In convctzation with many lrs,,ling
Democrats Of the county who have
been attendin. Cont wc find ihe most
grat,f. ing con.iiiion eli things existing
in the ranks Of ;hc party in O.d Linn
Perfect union aud hai mony prevail,
aud we Gro satisfied that next spring
will sl,oa better working condition
in the party than ever before.
II the Democracy Of the other coun-
ties in the State will 'staud in" and
won < as earnestly and unitedly for the
success of principles as do those of
Linn, there viii bo no question of a
grand victory in Oregon next year for
both the State and National candidates
of our party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE oTA WRIT OF ExEcU.
ID ten issued ont Of the Circuit Court Of
the State OF Oregon for tho County
Of Linn, 10 me directedand delivered,
on tho thirteenth day of October, 1873
in favor of James Findley, Plaintiff. and
against J. r. Cbitwood, Jason Il. ButIer
and franklin X. Davidson, Defendants.
for the sum Of Si66 25-100, with interest at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum from
the 10th day Of August, 1873, and the fur
thor sum Of $l1 90, costs, did on the nth
day Of October, 1879, levy upon the follow
ing described real property, fo-wit
Beginning at tho Southeast corner Of NJ
u. ByIand's Homestead Lot No. three fgl
in Section No. three 81 nov on file IN Ore
gon City, Oregon, as No. Jfs7. containisg
u 30-I00 acres also Lot two in secfioql
three, containing IL 5000 acres, in Town
ship IL South Range ! West. containing
forty-four and S0-1O0 acres. all 1ting and
being in Linn County. oregon: all taken
az the real property Of the said Defendant,
Franklin Il. Davidson, and on
.Satnrtia5t, the Gth day Of DecemJer, JS70,
at the Court House door in the city Of Al
bany. Linn County; Oregon, mt The hour
Of ono O'Clock =. NJ, will sell the berein-
before described real property ut public;
auction for cash in hand 20 the highest
bidder, TO satisfy said writ, with accrfnng
costs.
Dated this 9Th day cf .ovenier. 1879.
]. q. pICf<ET.
14wl Sheriff Of Linn Co oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
DEATH OF GEN. HOOKER.

The death of Major General Joseph
Hooker is announced by telegraph. 1t
occurred at Garden City, Long Island,
last Friday, after very brief illness.
The General was aged GO, and had been,
up TO tho time of his sudden death, in
the enjoyment of unusually good health.
His distinguished military career is well
known TO all our readers, and many of
them viii remember his exploits against
the Indians in early Oregon campaigns.
A brave man, a gallant soldier, and a
genial, whole-hearted gentleman, the
unexpected death of Fighting Joe"
Hooker is universally lamented.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
RADICAL HYPOCRISY ILLUSTRATED.

While IL only took about three inches
Of space in tho 0regoniaa's dispatches
of last Monday to announce tho death
Of Major General Joseph Hooker, two
columns ef telegrams were required to
tell Of the "teking of Of Senator
Zach. Chandler But this is not sur
prising, in Wow Of the proverbial in.
consistency and hypoerisy Of the Re.
publican party aud it's journals. Gen.
Hooker was one Of the nations heroes
had fought her battles and had won
her victories. lila life and gersices
were spent in behalf Of his common
country, and aa the gallant veteran lays
down his arms and sinks into his ctcf.
nal rest in tho unsentricl bivounc of
the dead" IL is scarcely deemed neces-
sary by these lond-moulhed Radical
lovers Of "Hie country" 10 occupy space
in their Journals to announce the event.
Zach. Chandler was essentially sec-
tionnlist-a bitter, yindicliyc hater Of
one half Of our common country. Such
narrow contracted bigot could never
have been inspired with broad.helrted
patriotic feeling Ahich would have
taken into ita lcopc nations veal
and while he was free to declare, ia the
councils Of the country, while otherH
were attempting to avert civil war, that
tho"Unio wasn't woi tn anything with
out littin bloodletting," bis euthusi
astic patriotism never went SO fsr as lo
cause him TO face tho foe that his iuao
ience had raised. Hooker fought foi
the Union Chandler howled for it, bnl
prudently stayed out of harms way
Vet while the former is consigned (,
his grave with scarcely resl cc's,hl,
funeral notice from these "Union lnv
c7'." Chandler is followed 10 sepultur,
with K~ent and t-rra If .lpnblicsu
is'n's general tlrnng
Wr have uag4ht g., r... II .,.uzt "a
isai Chandler l. d. t.u ii, ing, noy
Ing msoa Of byi'ocritcs Who fllorel il
bis fuu1al trnin nnd have nn tears f.
the dead Hooker. that 49, condemn.
their patriotism wrrr cor~;rns.ye will
their fanatioiAm, li,-p!.er would ut l~s,.
have bad his morning page with Chan
dler ia their Journals aud lis remain
would haYe been at least cqnally hon
orcd in their intel ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
AM .DrAaL TO perez As. HEIRS.


stephen \. Douglas, Jr., of Illinois,
and Robert NJ. Douglas, of North Car
olina, sons of Stephen A. Douglas, have
recently come into possession of about
100000 by tho decision in their favor
of a suit in the Court of Claims for the
recovery of the proceeds from a 1uan-
tity of cotton belonging to their father,
conGscated in Washington county,
Miss, by the Federal troops during tho
war. Mr.. Douglas was a stakeholder,
through his first wife, and furnished
the labor on plantation owned by
James McHutton, in Washington coun-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07

POSITIVE REsULrs.-Tbere arc Bumer
ous remedies that euro sometimes aud be-
come trusted as useful, but mono have
ever proved so of1ectual-cuTed 70 many
and such remarkable cazes-as pr. Ayor's
medicines.
Tho Cherry Pecioral has restored great
numbers Of pa ients who were believed 10
bc bopelessly affected with consumption.
Ague Cure breaks up chi II and fever
quickly and surely.
Ayers Compound Extract 0f Sarsapa.
rilla eradicates scrofula and impurities Of
tho blood, cleanses tho system and restores
It to vigorous health. By it's timely use
many troublesome disorders that cause a
dec iDo Of health are expelled or cured.
Ayers pills and their effects are too well
known every where to require any com
munisation from IA here.-.scranton Pa.
Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
TILDEx ~ THE sOurm.

Tho Radical papers have been de-
claring that tho Southern Democrats
are fearfully down on Tilden, and these
same Radical papers assert that the
Okalona .S;atcs-a red-hot rebel sheet
of Mississippi-renects the sentiments
of tho Southern Democracy. These
stories don't somehow tally, for the
Okalona States of Oct. ga copy of
which is now on our table-says:
New York, Indiana and a solid South
will elect the next President of the
United States, and his name will be
Thurman,
Bayard or
7Illen"
So Tilden isn't so dist,,steful to the
South after all, on the Radical sheets
lie like fury about the 0kalona States
leadership.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
TIT. tsDGEgONtAS's" EXTREMITY ~ THE
''BEE's" 0rP0nTuNITT.

The Portland Bee very correctly and
Justly fathers tho 0reJonian over It's
moss covered back for attempting to
hop on to the Democratic plank Of FREQ
trade 1t Is we'll known that the Ore
goniaa has always been, up to within
n fow months past, the persistent ad-
vocnte of the high protective tariff
system; but II short time ago il made
a complete ''hop" on that question and
went to lnslily hawling for free trade,
thereby, as the Dee insists, placing IL
se'f in fall sccorl with the Democrats
on that question The latter paper
goes ON 10 observe that "this would be
all right were IL not for concessions
made in II certain make up with per.
sonal aud political enemies here last
Summer, which 80 suddenly wrough II
change in that Iarer's political utter
anecs. How TO blow hot and cold
with the same breath, just how TO en-
dor.c the position OF the Democratic
majority in Congress upon this vital
question of tariff and vet occupy an
upright position before the Republican
element Of this State at time when no
neutrala, no half way utteranccs will be
allowed in party issues, this Is what
cnmplicAtes the steering gear Of the
OrcgoniEH just now"
The bee. in it's wclI.meritcd castiga
ticn Of tho Ore}onian, very truly aud
Sensihly says:
Tie rccori uf tho Democratic patLA
ulau the tariff question is "a matter o
Iary history, nn II, m.,,.s ,p Dem ,rtai :.
t"'itic' That j. na truly rattiean a. 81
the principle of State rights, yet th'
Orc}o5,id.t charges the leaders Ant
spokesmcn of the ratty who, according
Ia the programme made ont, "will a.
Feinl,.o with the intention Of inaugufa
ting free trade campaign" this winter
with ''insincerity aud lacking in homes
intention Ia carry out the doctrines %
free trade" II Is pro serbial that non,
are sn sincere ~ new converts to Z
causc. nnh this is doubtless an txplana
ti'n Of the reason Why Democrats, whs
will attempt the passage of tariff bill
this winter that alali accord with IL.
principles aud tispii. ions Of their part,
an, .sin .irrTr,, "a hill. H.. Iy.s,,y,,,., T. i,
years theehamli9n Of protection, but fii
a few months i's ri,,my, is the embodi
nent Of z''aions Sincerity and homes
iutration" in it's war upon the tariff
The dilemma Of the Oreyoaipu is la
dicroua ns well a= erioua one, eithe
horn ri which It il evident that journa
Hhrink~ from gfaspiu2.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
,yAsmIsCTOS LETTER.
WAsnlxarov. D. C.. o.. 30.

WAsmxoroa, D. G., Oct. 30.
Editor Dcmocrat
Here at the Capital, where politics
is the leading industry, and politicians
do chiefly abound, we have mad much
discussion Of the Ohio election and its
probable effect upon the future Of par.
tier, as well as upon the various Presi-
donlial booms Outside Of Ohio do
not think the Democrats, generally, ex-
pected nuccess there. My own judg-
ment, before visiting the State, was
that Foster would be elected; yet while
there I imbibcd somewhat Of tlte en-
thusiaatic hopes which the Brekeye
Democrats undoubtedly cntcrteiDcd.
But'theae hopes sere nipped by an car.
why they were ever given play. TO be
sure, thare was II possibility that tie
the Democracy might win the State,
as there always is u possibility
in any State where the vote
is so large and the majority 20 small
but all the chances were certainly
against Democratic success. With but
three exceptions the State has been
carried by the Republicans in every
election since the war, and the three
exceptions occurred IN years " hsn there
wax no general hard.fought contest,
aud no full vote. Ohio's electoral vote
has not been cast for Democrat since
lS4S-thirty.oae years ago. This re
cord, and John Sherman's desperate
work and immense expenditures, suiii-
cicntly explain the result. II has been
charged 10 tho Gnagcial issue. Proha-
bly the charge Is correct. The 6 and
| $40 national hank and Treasnry"issues'
were certainly used very freely in Gin
cinnati, Cleveland and other citier.
What effect The result ha- ul,an the
chaucrs 81 Presidential c.,ndi,lat,ss, Is
hardly worth discussing. There nre
several very able gentlemen in the
Democratic party whose chances for
nomination aud Il, cti0n Afe not in any
way intetf..red with. There il talk Of
"a Bayar1 boom, and u possible Han,
cock boom, with several Lo1ma in re-
serve. II is enough to know that the
ability Of the Democrats TO elect the
next President exists. anal that the
chances are today tire, TO one in their
favor The feature of tha result IL
Ohio most tn be regretted is the d, feat
Of Senator Thurman Ills retirement
is national loss. The other day the
Supteme CouIt decided that hia bill
which forces the Pacific railways TO b,.
gin raying their indebtedness to tn,
Government, IL constitutional and valid
by 1t tho Government is saved ii han
drrd million Of dollars And yet H.,
people Of Ohio vote to discharge Jndg,
Thurman from further service, Will,
Jay Could climbs up to tho tall tower
of his Tribune baildine aud gives thre,
chccrs Then goes down aud or,lrr7
Whitlaw E.ii ~ give Tnur'nln few
parting / irks. PnoNo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
ALnANY 1;ITY ELElTfon-

Only three weeks will elapse from
next Monday until our annual city
election. The Democrats Of Albany
will doubtless place honest, efficient and
popular men in nomination, and there
will be no difficulty in repeating our
substantial victory Of last year. 4 call
for u Q City Convention will be made
in due time, and in the meantime aspi-
rants might as well busy themselves in
putting up the cigars, soda pop and
other vote-alIuring condiments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07

HOW TO SAVE MoSEY.-InSfead Of
going TO doctor fjT prescription. If you
have Rights Disease, Diabetes, Pain In
tho Back and LoiD-, Smauing. Tnaamnia-
ton, cal"uli, BTick-dust beposit, or an
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder, buy a
bottle OF Dr. MiDtie's Ssphreiicun, Inc
great Bnchu Compound. 1t /. the most
wonderful pTescriI,t ,tion for these troubles
ever compounded. Messrz. Abrams &
Carroll, wholesale druggists, say: We
regard Nephreiicun As the best kidney
and bladder remedy in the market. :;
Woodland, druggist, Portland, or. says {:
Everybody speaks highly of H." Chiids,
druggist. Portland. or, says: ..Soid lots
Of IL; 1t always doe. the work" Mary
have been cured of obstinate kidney COM
plants after tho doctors have given them
mp. Price, SIS. For ssilc by all 0Iug
girIt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
OREG0A's WHEAT CEcE..

The Penlleton lust 0regoniq,a editor
has been figuring IN it anl fays that
the wheat crop of Oregon for this year,
Notwithstanding the rust, is the largest
that has ever been reduced in the
State, and, at Tie remunerative prices
paid, will bring to the people of the
State upwards Of $4,000, 900, or over
$3.50 for each man, woman and child Of
the entire population. What State in
the Union can make such a showing of
a single product.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07

themselves; they Uttered the tables,
spilled wine, angered the Walters, el,
bowed and gorgea, while ladies sat un-
attended, many leaving the room, and
many more not making the attempt to
reach it.
JACKSONVILLE has dourishipg club
of the Legion Of Honor. The girls
bull-dozo the boys into taking the
pledge for three months, which will
carry them through the Holidays. We
wish the movement all possible success,
AT the city election at Gervais, Ma
rion county, last Monday, there were
three tickets in the Geld. We haven't
learned whether or not there wero any
high privatos left as voters. This re-
minds us of Artomus Wards volunteer
military company-all brigadicr gener-
ais.
In the female walking match Which
begins at Portland tomorrow night the
contest will consist of 1000 quarter
miles in that many q"a'ter homs be
tween Miss Alice D,nley and Miss
Lillia Deman; also exhibition aashcs
between Miss Belle Sherman nLd Miss
Sadie Don,ey.
| WHEN the Ameii,au wife gocs tray.
cling, a dozen Saratoga trunks viii
8 s,arce contain her wardrobe, but The
wife of the King of Enrmoh (aad thGr,
are 700 Of Ler) can get all her clothc.
in an ordinary grirsack. There is :
simplicity about tho Burmese style NJ
can't help admirias.
TINS Dallas city election took 'lsc,
last Monday with the following result
For Trustees, f. |. D,,lasl,mutt, u. \
Burns, J. J. Williams, J. l. Sites, G
Mcdonald for Recorder, d. I. Sears
for Marshal, J, VI. Graysan. As th'
Orsgonian don't henl the neeouut q
the election, "grcpt Republican gainv,
We infer that the Democrats hal tia
ger ia the bowl of spails.
THRcE Of TIA, ia;;ans wh, ma~,lr,e
y Perkins aaj his siie a. 1nt.t Eapid
in July, 1873. werc s..~,a ;,p,i al Iak
ina City, fJani guilty ut murder in h
first degree and sentenced To he hangc
on the 22l day of the present mouil
The Sheriff of Yakima county viii a
the country and humanity good sef,ic
when he adjusts the noosn aud spring
the trap upon these misercants.
CnRrsToPHEE SuUCK, resilient q
Washington county, died November
1879, at the age Of 90 years ani si
months. Decea-td s.rsc.: ~ i drum
mer boy in jackson last campaign
served through the Mexican war an,
at one time was mn,ler Joe Lanes coui
mond saw the Euai windi,,. up q
TsyIor's victory over Sa,.Ja Anna
moved to Oregon ai,l took part in s..y
eral of our Indian wars. P-ae.- to hi
ashes
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
aAssACEUsETTs WILL STAND EY THE
OLD TICKET.

The sentiments of the regular Demo
Gratis Of Massachusetts (whO wouldn't
vote for Beast Butler for Governor),
with respect TO the Presidential noni-
ration rext year was indicated by the
reception of remark made by the Hon
P. A. Collins, one Of the Delegates at
large to the National Convention. Mr.
Collins, who, By the way, has been re-
ported as a Bayard man, said that the
Democratic party of Massachusetts was
broad enough for the 10000 men that
voted for Samuel j. Tilden in 1876,
and who will vote for him in 1880.
The mention Of Tiiden's name was the
signal Of enthusiastic applause, which
broke out afresh before the sentence
was completed, and at its completion
the applause was prolonged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
Final Settlement

N Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned, Administrative of
the estate of e. 4. Biggers, deceased, has
filed with the Clerk OF the County Court
of Linn Sounty, State of Oregon, her final
account far settlement, and said Court, on
the 9th day of November, 1879, made an
order appointing
Tuesday, The Oh dag Of January, 1880,
at the hour of one o'clock L. Nj. of that
day, at the Court House in the city of AL
bany, in said county, for the hearing of
objections to such final account and the
set;lement thereof.
NANCY BIGGERS,
II. BRYANT, Administratlix.
Atty for Adm'r'x. l4w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
OgEGON's STATESMEN.

Senator Slater will start for Wash.
ington about the 10th inst, and will be
accompanied by his wife and youngest
children.
Senator Grover is at present visiting
springs in Western New York in hope
Of benefitting his health, which has
been quite poorly for some time.
Congressman Whiteaker sailed on
the steamer last Friday en- route for
Washington.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07

A CORRESPONDENT endearingly asks :
GLOW can the boys be kept off the
streets at nigItl7 Simple enough. Let
every parent. pave his back yard with
tesseIated marble, light it with gas, put
a billiard table in it, with bar and
cigar stand in one corner, and the thing
is ,lone.-ErcAange.
Not much The boy would want to
spend the old mans money and would
sail out in search of 5-cent beer hall
too quick.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
DEMocEATIc NATIONAL c0amIrTEn.

It is officially announced that the
meeting of the Democratic Federal Ex-
ecutiyo Committee to appoint the time
and place for tho Federal Convention
will be held ut Boston on February 23,
1880. Cong essman Whiteaker is the
Oregon member Of the Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07

McCoaAs, Of the Mountain .Seaf' lsl,
Of Union, is rs clecfully tickle'i over
Gen. Tom Ewing defeat nsevcr Cen.
Jim Turner, of the Etsf OregouiaH,
could possibly have becn. Hear Mac.
But during all this time there were
many whom, although they would have
been glad to r,joifc over a true Demo
cratic victory in thf Buckeye State" I"
felt hat the election OF the ruthless,
unpr'ucipled assassin. Tom Ewing, tho
infanous author of that infamous or
der, No. IL, to tho Cove. norship of
Ohio, would hc II victory that should
bring burning Llush Of shame 10 the
cheek Of every true Democrat in all the
broad land. Aud, although We were
nursed in Democratic arms, and rocked
in Democratic cradle, We feel proud
Of the defeat oE.-Ghe Leartlcss wretch
whose cruel and ithuman conduct dc
populated three of the most prosperous
counties in Missouri in 1862, aud We
shall ever rejoice in the defeat of such
unprinciricd scoundrcls and incompe-
tent nonentities, who manage to set the
wires so as to secure the nomination by
trickery for ollicea, when their election
involves unconditional tacrificr of ptin.
ciple."
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PHILIP GRIasBY, Defendant.
Civil action TO recover money.
To Philip Grigsby, the above named De-
fendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear before the
undersigned, a Justice of the Peace for the
Precinct aforesaid, on the Goth day of Ds-
cember, 1879, at the hour of ten o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the effiee of
said Justice, in said Precinct, to answer the
above named Plaintiff in n civil action.
Tho Defendant will take notice thati if he
fail to answer the complaint herein the
Plaintiff will take judgment against him
for the sum of one hundred and ndthirty-five
and 37-100 dollars, and for the costs and
disbursements of this action.
Published by order of +. A. Watts, J.
P, which order bears date of November
4th, 1879. nI4w6
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07
A Chanec Por IIaraaln..

At the late FIRE in Air. Kahn's store Ills
goods were considerably damaged IN their
general appearance, and he now adye.t tres
that he will sell them off at great reduc-
tien. IIe has stacks upon stacks Of blan-
kcts, cloaks, ladies' underwear, shirts, etc.
that have only been damaged slightly in
looks, and are in reality worth just as much
as ever, and he offers all at a bargain. For
a list Of bis goods read lis adveI tisernent,
and thcn give him call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-07

SIR ASHLEY CoOpER'5 VITAL RE,
STOkAIIEE-1 he great English reues 3
ina. inPde mole cures Of Nervous Def.n
ty, Aei.iihai Weakness, fD1d Manh1od
nocturnal cmis-ion3, la=zituae, u. toi!ifS
or InensAl labor, d-sI-p.ideiIey aud ,rch
dlssa es as are induced by youthful f,ilies
aud excesAe@, than ali other medici ,ies
combined. Way will you suffer- Scrd
10 A. r. Mintie, 81. D., Mo. II Kcarrey
street, San Franeisco, ior tho kcsuofaiive
and bo cured. P.ic-, 81 per bottle. -Four
times the quantity, $40. fry bottIe. Dr.
AIntie treats all private diseases success
fully.