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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-12
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND Hn6sa

This liafnaent very naturally originated II tis,srs.
ca. where Nature provides IN har lasarafesy such
surprising Satidotes for the maiaales Of hsrehli.
drea. Its fame has been spreading Tor 3 years.
until now It eneircies the hahitahle globe
The Mexican Mustang Iia,mcn, Il n matches
remedy foraii external ailments ef man an beast
To stock owners and farmers Il Il Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves a human life or N
stores the usefulness OF an exesllens horse. OK
COW, or sheep.
Il cures foot.ros, heoeasl. hollow horn. grub,
serewwersn. sheuideFrot. mango. the bites and
stlnGa OF poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback 70 stock breeding and bush life.
i cures every external tFuHblo ~ horses. such
as lameness, scratches. swtaay. snrains. founder
windeaii, ring. g.boae. etc. etc.
The Mexican Mustang Isnisoent Is tAc quickest
cure in the woF,l for accidents occurring Ia the
family, n the shssnee o. physician. such a.
burns, sealds, sp-a.az cuts. exc. and Tor rheUms
tism, and stiffness eagrRdcred hy exposure. Par
ticularly valuable 70 lfzacfs.
Il 8 the cheapest remedy In tho world. FOR is
pcnetrates the Esascle 10 tie bone, and a single
application Is generally sufficient 70 etre.
Mexican Mustang IiuInent Is put mp IA threo
Eizes Of bsttieS the larger ones being proportion
Atsly much the cheapest Sold eyeTyxheFs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-12
PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICE.

do not belong 10 any particular creed
nor sect IA medicine, nor found aaV pFMc-
tice upon any theoretical dogma, nor sup
posed universal Law of cures, but claim
there exists \ constitutional power ia every
living being that tends TO guard on and
remove disease.
I claim that woman, IN . normal condi-
ttoni Is perfect and free from disease; and
whenever she = sick or diseased, some law
OF her being has been violated, and that
the disease Is tho penalty. / saleet nay
remedies from the common storshouAs OF
medical learning aud apply them Ia ac-
cordance with clearly aseeFtaIned faataand
principles OF Physiology and Pathology,
and the known action Of medicine upon
the human organism in health and dis.
ease l strive 10 pursue genuine Electic-
Ism Ia the selection OF curative agents;
endeavor to prescribe them according to
liked and determined principles Of cure.
claim to kesp myself fully up with the
progress Of medical science. What Is USE
ful IN Allopathy, Homeopathy and Hydro-
pathy, Use, In other words I soiect from
the various and conflicting systems, INV
rules, practice. and mode Of treating tis.
eases and this ] tali the Reformed Prae.
tice. or the School Which Selects.
] make Uterine Diseases speciality. For
si:-teen years have been engaged Ia treat.
tnent OF Female complaints ia every form.
positively have 3 cure for most cases ol
Ptoiapsus utsrt, (Femsse waakness1.
use no Caletnei nor uleFcnEiA1 drugs Ia
any form. ] use no peaAariaa. instruct
all my sex how TO live / give medicine
that VIII assist all the functions OF the hu-
man organisul 10 perform their normal
wbik.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-12


physicians as well as invalida to use IL with
confidence. lt IN the most reliable remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs that sci
ence has produced. It strikes nt the fouu-
dation OF all pulmonary diseases, aifordlng
prompt and certain relief, and IL adapted to
patients OF any age or either sex. Being
Very palatahle. the youngest children take
tt without difficulty, In the treatment OF
ordinary. Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, CierRylnanss
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Cn-
tarrh, the effects OF AxER's CHERRY PFC.
foRAL are magical. and fnultitudes are ln-
nnaliy preserved from serious Illness by its
esnels and faithful use. II should be kept
at hand ia every household, for the pro-
lection it affords Ia sudden attacks. In
Whooping cough aud ConaumDfion
fkere Is no other remedy so eillcacious,
soothing, and helpful
The marvellous cures which AYER's
CtIERlsT PEcToRAt. has effected ali over the
worl9 are a sufficient guaranty that Il will
eontiElne 70 produce the best results. An
impartial trial viii convince the most acepti-
cal Of It's wonderful curative powers. as well
as OF its superiority over all other prepare
tions for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians In all parts OF tho
country, knowing its composition, recon-
mend AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL TO inxnlids,
and prescribe Il in their practice. The test
OF hau century has proved its absolute
certainty 20 cure oil pulmonary complaints
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemlsts.
Lowell, Mass.
aoIp bT All bEga0tars KvEnrwHKng.
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Es- Mrs. Sarepta Smith II 3 graduate Of
the PhlladslphIa Medical College, and her
dlplona can be seen at her rooms.
Ladies who are afflicted with any Uterine
diseases will do well 70 call on Mfa. Smith,
she Will describe their diseases and symp.
toms, without asking any questions. All
consultations will be free. ST.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-12
WHEAT WANTEDi
WHEAT ~ ANTED /:

THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE MAG
Z N0LIA MILLS offer a premium Of
FOUR CENTS per bushel in mill feed
over and above the market price fer good
nlerchantaDle wheat either sold to them
or stored with them this coming season.
Sacks fun nished to parties wishing to store
or sell wheat to them.
j. II. FOSTER IL co.
Albany, July %, 1879. 5lms
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-12
THE BEST REMEDY
ron
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

Diseases OF the pultno.
nary organs are so Prev
aient and fatal, that q
safe and reliable remedy
for them Is invaluable
to every community.
AYER's CHERRY PFC
ToRAL Is such q remedy,
and no other so emil
nently merits the conh-
denee of tho public. 1t
Is q scientific combine
ton of the medicinal
principles and curative
Virtues OF the finest
drugs, chemically unit
ed, to insure tho great
est possible efficiency
and uniformity OF re-
sttIta which ennbIea
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-12
Look at NY Prices !:

CINNAMON, Cloves, Pepper and AIIspIee
~ Cash paid for eggs.-sz
ground and put up by myself and warranted pure
ILso, the most eompiete stock of JOSE BLAEco.s
CIGARS, together with full line Of Tobaceo snaok-
ers Articles, Toys Notions, and numerous other aFti-
elss Ehies have not time 70 enumerate all Of which
viii sell al prices that defy eonpefion
JULIUS .l0REpA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-12
DISEASES
Mrs. Sarepta Smith, M. D.,
RECENTLY FROM NEW YORK.

HAS PERMANTLY LOCATED At
i II East Portland, aud will visit the dlf.
ferent places Ia tho valley every month,
according TO the following schedule;
Albany, tat Sc. Charles Hotei) frosn sth
TO 1lth.
Corvallis, taI vinecnt Housed from lith
10 18th.
Where she eau be consulted by all per-
sons afflicted with Uterine DiseAsss
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FOR SALE
FINE RESIDENCE.

2. LISTERS RESIDENCE IS NOW FOR SALE
reasonable terfns It IS one of the i,sst in fs
ltys vel finished throughout Four lots 60 with ii
81 vel improved. Title good Persons wishing fe
oH ere invited 40 call end inspect the premises sud
tsa1n tass pfsee DH. WI LISTER
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K. B.
KING OF THE BLOOD
THE MosT THonouau PURIFIER or TItE
nI.oop YEr DtscovEREn.
Cures all I1usmors, from Common
1srupttom te the Worst sererssIa.

II purlGes the BIood.
II tmvlgorates tho Liver.
lt regulates the Bowels,
II strengthens she stomach.
II gives yyscty In place of iaaatuds. oheertain...
IL place Of gloom, aud robust viBor Ia place 81
debility.
attpations Nervous Affections. General Dsbilitv h,
short ell the numerous diseases aud alseotafofts
caused hy lmpura blood are speedily eananered ~,
this powerful eoFFectnF, the cef ana aoseFrign 81
III eneisnt or modern medical discoveries flra
oE fHe hLoon.
ITS NAsGE Is ITS BEST DEacnrp-
TON as u Il royal dispenser of the hessinas ~
sa sagalth and yanqniahes the fosa thai lark IA tbs
Il hanishsa PIMPLEs, SALT nTFprsr
NCALT hsMuHsrT0NA. fjTssiferta Il
ecALD HEAD, FEWER aOTf ~
sna sh scst0FuL0us DEs0Hs-
1t checks CONsUMPTToN in II. early stages.
II dispsrass TU1fOHtS and CANCERS eIthgat
the Surgeons knife.
u cures DkkOReK. general or partial
y eaFvs lie WEAM IN EsB and
u reduces N : asfe and sieetuAi manner ali SWELL
tngns external OF internal.
II efadteatea the effects Of Mineral r9isons and
establishes sound constitution.
Many certificates. much further information ana
tni drssttona for using. will be found ia the paa-
phlst sias On Desassso u the BIaod = ID whicl
each bottle 10 snolossd.
Price q pr bottle containing u ounces eF 20 10
% dosas. Sold By Dealers in lasalcine.
D. aAiEsoN, SON & CO., rrspris.ors,
BasAie, N. =.
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s prominent citizen Of R9sebnrg
IS charged with kleptomania.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN rr4A ~
IN the firm of jackson e KaIfslxv ~
Albany, Oregon, have made Al eesicns
ment Of all their property faxcept fIsat
which Is exempt BY law1 for the beneflt ~
their creditors. All the creditors 81 the
sald flf1n are hereby required and notftled
to present their respective claiYas slsssiar
cath, to the undersigned, at Portland
within threy months from the date haracg'
Dated August Is. 1879.
VIM. GALLICK,
III Assignee.
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zESN l1ses-,
'cz-zzszzss5z- E1EEksss1EIsE.
H0! FOR YAQUINA BAY

HANING a GOOD COACH AND TEAMS Run
II MING from Corvallis 70 Yaquina Bay and also
owning the steam launch F" EUREKA . runfine from
Pioneer 70 Newport, We are prepared to accom-
modate the travelling public With fTst-elass convey
anee 10 the sea-shore.
Stage leaves Corvallis at O'Clock A IN on oensye
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS AMI the faoat Ieavss
Pioneer on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURsDAYs
and SATURDAYS.
Through tickets for the small sHIn Of 81 90.
reduction will be made on the boat for families.
datiens for horses at Pioneer.
Don't take our word for this, but take trip to the
coast and satisfy yourself.
slh n. N. 4 MT CROW.
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FoR SAL.
be Brownsville Livery Stable

HORSES, HARNESS, HACKS AND BUGGIFs
are now offered for sale at bargain Also the daily
mai contract and Wells Fargo Co.'S express con-
sfaes rom Haisey to Brownsville, Tor three years
OF 1olthef Information call on OF address
olmo r u. JACK, Brownsville, Or.
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r AM RAISING THE VERY BEST OF
u all kinds OF vegetables, and will mar
ket them fresh at the following times and
places Albany, on Fridays and Wednes-
days and Halsey on Saturdays and Tues
days. Everything at the lowest price.
46m3 JOHN w. KNOX.
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Hea-those Of matrineny
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-09-12
PATENTS

E 4. Lshmenu. Solicitor q American and Forstrn
Patents Warrington D. G. AL business eonnecied
Htn ta1ente Whether before the Patent Ofcs o. tbs
So1Ess promptly aftendsd to. No charge made
paaess patent ls seoprsd Send z5r circular. 1&12
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
81. Patr,ck.s Cathedrnl.

The magnificent New York cathedral Is not
altogether completed. The cathedral has
been nearly twenty years In building, and
though 1t is ready for occupancy, much re-
mains to be- done within and more without
before the edifee reaches perfection. It will
probably take from one to three years at least
to complete all that is to be done, and will
cost perhaps 100000 more. 1t La estimated
that SO, GOO, 900 at least has already been ex-
pended. In the interior there are ten side
chapels, In which ten affairs are to be erected !;
three main affairs are to be finished, and have
cost upwards OF S15o.Oo0. Many statues are
also to be placed In the interior inches. and
will be brought from abroad. Other improve
ments are contemplated which will consume
a small amount OF time and money. Outside
the cathedral much remains to be done. Two
spires are to be erected on Fifth Avenue 367
feet high, and two tall spires are also to be
erected on the rear Of the edifice on Madison
Avenue Then there are ten pinnacles to be
erected on the Fiftieth street side and ten on
the Fifty-fir street side as we'll as four In
the rear. The granite copings, tops, tagging,
etc, on the Fifth Avenue sidewalk was not
finished Sunday, and will cost $4,000 to
finish. granite coping Is to be built on the
four sides Of the building, and the surround
Ing grounds are to be enclosed, leveled and
beautifed. 4 half dozen windows are yet to
be placed Ii the corners beneath the great
spires on Fifth Avenue. Statuary fs also to
be placed In the various inches on the ex.
terror Of the building.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
ROYAL FASHIONS.
Dresses Of the Royal Ladies' at the Queens
Drawing room.n
s London Times.

lLOndOn Itmes.I
The Queen wore dress and train Of black
silk. trimmed with Grape and embroidered
with Jet, and q black tulle veil surmounted
by 10 coronet OF Jet. Her Majesty wore let
ornaments the riband and star OF the Order
of the Garter, the Orders of Victoria and Al
bert, the star of India, Louise Of Prussia, St
Catherine OF Russia, Isabelle Of Portugal
etc, and the Saxe-C oburg and Gotha family
order.
Her Royal Highness the Princess OF Wales
wore a dress of black tulle, embroidered in
iet over black taffetas d'Italie; corBage to
correspond; train OF black satin and velvet
trimmed In Jet fringe. Head-dress--a tiara
Of diamonds, feathers and veil; ornaments
diamonds; orders-V Victoria and Albert, the
star OF India, Catherine Of Russia and the
Danish Family Order.
Her Royal Highness Princess Christian OF
Schleswig- HOlstein wore q dress and train Of
satin de Lyons, handsomely trimmed with
let, and Jet embroidery. Head-dress-a dia-
mond tiara stars and butterfly, feathers and
veil; orders-the Victoria and Albert, Star OF
India, st. Catherine OF Russia st. Isabelle of
Portugal, the Prussian for Care OF the
Wounded, and the Saxe-C oburg and Gotha
Family Order.
Her Royal Highness Princess Beatrice
wore q dress and train OF black satin, draped
with Grape and embroidered with jet and
large let beads. Head-dress--a tiara of dia-
monds and jet, feathers and veil; ornaments
pearls and diamonds Her Royal Hfghness
also wore the riband and star Of the Order
OF st. Catherine Of Russia, the Order OF Vic
toria and Albert the Star OF India and the
Saxe-C oburg and Gotha Family Order.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
THE EVOLUTION BIBLE,
A New Edition Of the Bible in Accord.
anoe With Darwin's and Huzleys
Teachings.
London Freenau.1

London Freeman.1 u
The preparation of the new Bible which ia
to be inspired by sweet reasonablenesg. has
not made much advance yet. We lay before
our readers the improved version Of the frat
chapter Of the book Of Genesis: /. There
never was beginning. The Eternal, without
us that 1naketh for righteousness, took no
notice whatever OF anything. q. And Cosmos
was homogeneous and undffferentiated, and
somehow another evolution began and mole
cues appeared. g. And moleeule evolved pro-
toplas1n, and rhythmic thrills arose, and then
there was light. 4. And spirit OF energy
was developed and formed Che plastic cell
whence arose the primordial germ. $. And the
primOrdial germ became prOtORene, and prOtO-
gene somehow shaped COCOON; then was the
dawn oil life. 8. And the herb yielding seed and
the fruit tree yielding fruit after its own kind,
whose seed in itself developed according to
Its own fancy. And the Eternal, without us
that maketh for righteousness, neither knew
nor cared anything about 1t. I. The cattle
after his kind, the beast of the earth after his
kind, and every creeping thing became
evolved by heterogeneous segregation and
eonco1nitant dissipation Of motion. 8. So that
| by survival OF the fittest there evolved the
sfmiads from the jelly fish, and the simiada
differentiated themselves into the anthro-
pomorphic primordial types. 8. And In due
| time one lost his tail and became man, and be-
hold he was mostcunning of oil animals; and
| 10! the fast man killed the slow man. and II
was ordained to be 50 in every age. 10. And
! In process OF time by natural selection and
survival OF the fittest, Matthew Arnold, Her.
bert Spencer and Charles Darwin appeared
and behold it was very good.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
CHINESE WOMEN.
The Wonders Of Their Hair Dressing The
Only Old Maids, Buddhist Nuns.

A Canton (China) letter writer says: never
could find out precisely what II the great Joy
OF q Chinese woman's life, but think 1t must
be the dressing Of her hair; AM, truly, this is
done with an elaborate, artist Q science Gu
rious to see This undressing is the one
accomplishment Of the Chinese ladies, occu-
plying the same place that music and draw
Their hair ts invariably black and very long.
It IL drawn back tightly from the face aud
stiffened with q gum made from some kind OF
wood. 1t ID piled up IN q wonderful pyramid
OF bows, loops, wings, twists: leaves flowers,
out the aid Of pads, roulettes,. puffs Or hair
pins. Not single hair is astray, the whole
being highly polished. or, l should say.
veneered, which keeps 1t smooth for nearly
week, when the fabric is taken down and re-
rious reader. They have . small leather pill
low, which fits underneath the back OF the
neck and keeps the head In settled position.
Others have case or box In which they put
the whole head comfortably and which pro-
Is, beyond question, the most intricate struc.-
ture that could be reared with hair, and
adorned with flowers and gems 10 both an
elegant ard imposing head dress.
whereas every boy ig instructed BY the monks
In reading and handling the paint brush, with
which their writing Is effected. / Was sur
prised to find In this so-called benlghted
country that even the coole cnaln DeaFerS
could read. 1t must be remembered, how.
ever, that this much education ID insisted
upon by the government merely to fit men
for the proper discharge Of their respective.
callings, and not from any abstract idea OF
disseminating knowledge or couture" among
the masses. II boy displays quickness at
his lesson he does not necessarily aspire to
become a clerk instead Of coolie-a mode Of
progression which, II universally carried out,
would leave the world without any manual
workers at all.
There are no spinsters In China except the
nuns, who dedicate their virginity to Bqddha.
These ladies' shave their heads like the Budd..
hist priests and thus deprive themselves OF
the only sign Of gender-the hair is dressed
a la teapot. paid them visit 10 an old
tumbledown convent, more intricate OF navl-
cation than even the Mandarin's labyrinthine
palaces. They visit the sick and perform,
ceremonies over them which are considered
alike beneficial for this world and the neXt-a
sort Of Buddhist extreme JUNCTION. These
women are reared for the priesthood, like the
| vestal virgins OF the Romans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. Fl. N. Jenkins, solicitor OF patents, No.
~ Commercial Place, officially reports to the
DEMOCRAT the following complete list of
patents granted Southern inventors for the
weeks ending May 20 and ~, 1879:
Louisiana Joseph D. Van Benthuysen, New
Orleans, nut-loeks; Chas. Martens and Frank
Krupp, New Orleans, passenger step register;
q. j. Kramer, Shiloh, combined sad-iron and
fiut1ng roller.
Alabama. 81. Kennedy, Tuscaloosa bale
ties.
Mississippi-F Freligh, Rodney, wash
boards; v. b. Waddell and j. r. sample, Atls-
tin, ventilating hat.
Texas-J. 81 Brown, Galveston spurs; CT.
H. Mulkey, Fort Worth, saw cleaning attach
ment for cotton gins; ID A. e. Topper weir.
nedy, Waxahatchie clay grinder and mixer;
g. O. Y. Roedern, Indianola, pianoforte ac-
finn J&E3
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-01
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
The Career of the Founder Of the Abolition
Party.
[Washington Post.l

William Lloyd Garrison died last Saturday
night In New York. Thus ended the life OF q
man who through forty years Of active pub,
He existence was more thoroughly Identified
slavery struggle. He was, In fact, the head
and front Of that offending. His career began
with the organization of the Colonization So
ciety, which looked to the establishment OF
black republic on the coast OF Africa, and
ended with the emancipation. proclamation.
Mr.. Garrison was an extremist and an ag-
gressive reformer Of the purest type. No
other anti-sIavery agitatOr ever made SO sin
gle-handed fight. His first, last and only
argument was the moral enormity OF slavery ;
I'D Immediate and unconditional abolition.
Mr.. Garrison was born at Newburyport,
Mass, December -, 1904, and to the
teachings of his mother, q woman OF rare
strength Of character, is doubtless due some
thing Of that deep religious faith which was
apprenticeship In the shoe shops OF Lynn was,
fortunately, q failure, and at the age OF thlr-
teen he took up the types, that were hence
forth his weapons, and became 60 gooaa e..
practical printer that IN later HIe ne a iret
writing them. b was connected with varl-
Gus newspapers, hone Of which were perma-
nent. His unconpromising Radicalism soon
swept him beyond all liberation Of the IDEA 81
gradual emancipation and out a o. sym mp
In borrowed tyrs with his own hands, the
first copy Of the Llberator, which was pup
lished continuously for thirty-fve years; Ae
rather than tie South, because, to quote
iis1't own W. wSfds, be found IL ., New
England scontempt more bitter, opposition
more stubborn, and apathy more frozen tna al
among shareholders Themselves +h bn
1889 be was elected president o. I'LL. "
position he held for thirty, years. No man
ever had better right to the name OF aglta
tor. Under the pressure OF his own Te,en y.
les logic he reused the spirit Of the popniaee IS
to mob violence on more IMAM an. OH 4fn;cI aaciar
~ ~ Init there was 10 longer any real Unio 2,
making that issue the raliying cry o. tne