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The District Democracy,

HE ttESIiON VI CLUB REPRESENTATION ON tbs
CENTRAL COMMITTEE DISPOSED OF.
a meeting OF representatives OF the commit
tees appointed by several democratic Organi-
cations TO wait on the central committee with
reference to securing representation thereon.
was held at Association hall last evening-Mr.
j. b. Wilson, presiding, and Mr.. c. n. Rowe
secretary. There was present representatives
OF the Jackson Association and Hancock aud
Engnsn CLUBS OF east, south and north Wash
1ngtoD, also OF the 10Th district 18th district
and Goth district clubs and the Young Me,.'s
club. The communication from the central
committee announcing their decision that they
had no power to increase its numbers, bat
stating that much OF the success they have
had Is attributed to their consultation with
representatives OF the campaign clubs, and eX-
pressing the readiness OF The committee TO con-
suit With ana cooperate With such clubs In Uhe
future. The letter was accepted and Nr. Davis
moved thaU copies be sent to the various clubs
represented, and that they furnish In lifting
the result OF theft action thereon; adopted. AT
Ter discussion, motion was carried that the
vote by which the letter was accepted be recon-
lot accepted. MT. Rowe moved that 1t be re-
celVed; rejected. Mr.. Thompson referred to
TIE letter as being In sarcastic VEIN and said
that it was characteristic OF this ser-consttlted
SO called central committee and Withdrew his
motion. Mr. r. S. Davis remarked that the letter
was a skilrully prepared One and covered the
Whoie ground and he saw no reason for o.
lection TO it. Mr. Thompson claimed that the
committee was not legally organized one
Mr. MaginniS defended the action of the com
mlttee and asked what had II done to deserve
abuse. The chairman, (Mr. WiIson.) said that
he had heard that this committee Claimed to be,
the ntao ana mont OF the party. Mr.. Maginnis
me letter was Then accepted, and the meeting
adjourned.
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CITY ITEMS.

BATS FOR FALL OF 1850.
Gentlemen'S new styles Stiff Hats 81 to s.:
Full line Soft Felt hats. 81 80 TO 81;
The new Cigarette Smoker and Phantom Hats
The best ''Dollar Hat In the District;
Nice assortment OF Boys and Children's Dress
and School Hats, from SOC. to 81, at
LEWIS, 800 18th st. NV.
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RAILROADS.

IS az sssf$ sggs hlSso
Double Track, steel Rails.
sSfSEJ 2s;h I! tSU'rnrss
For Pitt6urs and the Vest, 90 m, VITA Sleep
ips Oars to louisville and onicago; 10 40 an
Cincirnst, $. Louis ami Ohicag5: $50 pm.
Bdssiiyr wt9 RAass Car e Pitshus
sh pa,9 1.s Gar 70 Malin; and sas soTh al
exert sa,uIday. with Palace Care 70 Canaan
For Wilisn sport Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10 40
Am. daily. except Sunday
For h su has iS an n hRa
Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars. . 80 am.
For Br5ctsns \ Y. al Through connect at
Jersey City with bosts Of Bro ,kyn ANNEX
IL d. nbe seross New YorE ely avoid
For PhiladslI hia. lo:i m. %; - and 1890
Express 80 n daily. except sund.E g.iii'''
For Baltimore, $40. $40. 9 80 114 am, and
Sunday. $50. 10 40 a. m. 40. 9 80 and 10 90
daily, except sunday
For Annapolis. G 40 a. III. and 40 p. daily. ex-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY WAY h a.. ID al ALEXASDRIA AND WASHING
625 8 and y 80 p m. Ga sundag at =. aud
For Richmond and the South. z ara daily. and
Trains eare ae as Tor s Washington. 10
am. II 80. 3. s. aud :0o Z. III and Ia mid
hight. On sunday at and 10 a. m. and 9:05
Tickets, iufcrmstioa. sleeping and rarlor car ac-
east corner of 18th street aud Pennsylvania ave-
nue, noTtheas: corner h and Pennsyl yania ave-
the checking of baggage 70 destination from hotels
-U [. P. FsnMER. General Passenger Agent.
FIR. NIX HoMSoN. General Manayer. sepl7
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GRAND FALL OPENING September 9th and 2Sth
OF French pattern bonnetS Partisan mttiiueiy,
suits, cloaks and novelties Of all descriptions.
Tie public are respectfully invited Charles
Baum, 4l6 eth street NV
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4 BLOODY AFFRAY.-Yesterday about II o,clk
Two huckSterS named VIM. Butler and Samuel
Fray ser. got into fight on street northwest,
between 4th ard 5th streets, when Frayser
stabbed Butler in the corner Of the left eye.
under the same eye and In the left arm, and
Butler struck Frayser twice In the head with a
stone, making two very ugly wounds. They
Ntre arrested by Sergeant Boyle and officer
Montgomery and taken to the seventh precinct
station. This morning they were arraigned la
the Police Court on the charge Of ARRAY 1t
was testified that Butler struck first witn his
fist ana Frayser used his knife on Buffers face,
when Butler got stone and struck Frayser.
1t appears that they had had dispute at a
game Of cards the night before, and that early
yesterday morning one struck the other at
shown above they got into 1t again. The court
Judge BunGy, pro tem-remarked that this was
the most desperate ARRAY that he ever had
ftfore him, and sent them each to jail for three
uCLthS.
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LUHlLLHs HEADACiE SFkCiFlC, Cnt STeateSl
cure ever introduced fer headache.
From DIR. =. j, Belt, NJ. d., Baltimore,
Md.
] have prescribed Cpl.?eD'S LiebiG'S LIQUID Err
tract OF Beef ara Tonic IitriJOTatOr. aud cheer
fully state that il has met my most Sanguiae
expectations giving to patients long enfeebled
by chronic diseases, debility, weakness, loss OF
and nerve food Sold by all druggists ana gro
GERS
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READ tie Telephone published every Satur-
day. TomOTTow'S humber contains general
news. literature, local intelligence, and whisky
and the White House." Office COS D street n, W. +
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An Elegant Toilet Preparation,

hair dressing and restorative is found IN ''LOn-
don Han color ReStOTey." II seldom falls 20
restore gray hair or faded hair to It's original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use and it produces groyth OF
rant. 1t certainly is the most Clearly and ef-
fective hair restorer now before the American
people, "LOndon Rai' Coioa' Rest0ye3'" can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at 10 cents
q bottle. Six bottles 81.
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COURT OF CLAINs.-~m. Nelson, jr., OF the
city OF New York, by Robert Christy. hts attor-
ney, filed to-day in the Court OF Claims his
petition claiming $4,000 as the principal SUN
due on thirty eight sewer certlhcates issued by
the late boaid Of public works July LIST, 1878,
and So $50 interest thereon. and Sl.T7S.4O inter-
est claimed on the coupons. payable semi annu-
ally remaining unpaid.
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital. brain, Or nerve force, use
" Hel(eS' Health Refseorel'." Greatest remedy on
earth for Lnpotency, sexual debility, decline, &C.
81 at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street, NY,
and for washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDEHNBY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In 4 lbs
ward" prints, 35c. per To- Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per Of
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AufIiaeissents, dc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-"A Golden Game has
bttn drawing larger houses each night, as Its
NE TITS become Known. There viii be matinee
to n.orToW. Some C1 the acting il the Play Is
remarkably 5OCd.
FORDS OPERA HOCSB.-The Speciality Com
pany at FoTdS Is large. and embraces a goo1
deal OF variety talent. It gives performance
which is equal TO anything OF a similar char
acter. Matinee to morrow.
OYSTER EOAST.-&T. Edward Kolh viii give a
grand oyster roast and farewell excursion next
Sunday Oh the Lady OF the Lake. See adyt.
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ALL our physicians recommend DR.. Bulls
cough syrup for hoarseness and colds. rs CTS, +
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HowsoS's Ice cream, SIPS a gal See adyt
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CAST of clothing bought at uerzoy,s ans 9th
Of
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LITTLE drops OF water,
Little dash of rum,
Little touch Of the other stuff
Down she goes-yum! yum!
49, -FiunciS N0rpha
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
6O5 Pennsylvania Avenue.

REL1ABLE BUOTS AND SHOES.
PRICES THAT CAN'T BE BEAT.
EVERY THING Az REPRESENTED.
Money Paid Back for Goods Returned.
Read this Price List:
Ladies' Fine Kid or Goat Button. 81 90 ~.
aides Best Cur. Kid Button. ......-.....2.5 0$61
LADIES' Best French Kid Boots .$4. 90 to 7.O0f ~
Ladies' solid coat Button. so 70
Misses Solid Goat Button. 81. Is
Misses Best Kid or Goat Button 81 90 to g. so
Ch!ds Rawhide Tips, Heels Button. ......... so
Childs best makes. Spring Heels 90 to l. Is
Mens CONG een 81 Rt eaters 90 s to
MEMS Calf hand made Boots .................5 90
A Job lot Of SEQ pairs LADIES' FINE KID BUT
TON BOOTS for 81 so, worth So. SO.
ONE PRICE.
sep23 GEO. MCCARTHY.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as foIIows:-T.
II. G. Todd to Annie NJ. Schultz, lot 16, Mount
Pleasant; 1920. L. A. Stinchcomb TO John Jor.
dan. lot 16, Mount Pleasant; $50; c. c. Dun
canson to c. A. Reside, lots and is. So 2S3;
ander, lots and L. SO. 9i 8. L. Drane ct al.
to Susan G. Wilson, Loo 8, sub. OF east half so.
5l1. 81 Spo
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hEATs.-Beef. Birloin, pc. per h.; do. porter
house, 2la25c.; nb roast l8aISt..; steak t25agO,
COrned Beer. Sa10c,; Dried Beef Clipped 2il.; &c :.
DO Sliced, 2tc.; Lainb, 1Sa25c.; Veal I2In2o
Mutton, l2Hal5c,; Pork. l0al2Hc.: Sausage
12Hc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured l21aIic:
onouidefs, sd9c.; BREASTS. 11aiic.: Lard 3ai9c.
FRUIE.-PeacheS. 6oc. arse per PIX; Danson3
.oc.asl per PIX: Oranges. 25a59e. per do1
Lemons, I'a3Vc. per doA.; bananas, Is l5oc
per aoz.; Grapes, 5ai5 per To-: Pears, 75c lSl
per peck: 90. tcoohng), 25a50c; Appies
Soa4oc per Ieci:: %. Cooking. 20,.3Oc.; do,
(crao, 5OaG0c, per peck; Watcrmalons l5i25c.
each; Canteloupes 5aoc; ounces. 75casl.
FIsH.-Pelrh, 40aJOc. per Duncn; kocK. large
l5a2Sc. per To-, 25a5cc. per bunch; Maclere, 15c.
per To-; Haibut, 15a2oc.: Sheepheld, 23c per h. ;
Trout. l2al5; per h.; Porg.es, 10a12c. per h.
Sturgeon. sc. per h.; Catfish, 20a25 cents per
bunch; Lobster, nc per TO-; Terrapin (suders)
l0c per 10: Turtle, 25,:.a 81 each.
Observation-Disclosures Print, 40a50c. per h..
western Creamery. 40c.: New York. 35c.: roll,
25a3oc; Cheese, 15a20c; Eggs 2oa25c. per
dozen.
VEGETABLES. Potatoes. Irish. 20a30c per PIX;
Bets 3a5c. per bunch lettuce. Ease. per head.
Turnips Ease. per bunch; Onions, 40a50 per pk.;
do. GSpring,) 3a+c. per bunch; Ra1sh, &c. per
bunch; CucuUherS, 10a12c. per doz.: Carrots.
sc. per bunch; Peas (biack eYel 10c. per quart;
Beans 20a30c. per PIX DO (Lirna) Sa10c. per qt.;
Tomatoes, 20s30c. ger peck; Cymblins, Sal2 per
dOz.; Egg Plants, &C.; Corn. 10a15c. per dOz
POCLTRY.-ChtckenS, 59atoc. per pair; Ducks,
l5e asl per pair; Geese 5oc.asi Squads, ST.. 55as2
per doZ.
GAME.-Reedblrd, 5oa75c. per doz.; Ortolan,
50aI5c. Snipe 50 to $3.50 per doz.; Blackblrd, SOC
doz ; Duck, (blue wing) 75c-aSl.
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shan never travel. .,,llAeal Them.
BRecKv11Lr, Canada. Sent o5. 1874

BRecKvILLE, Canada, Sept. %, 1879.
Messrs II. II. Warner tE Co., Rochester.
n. Y.-Gents: while travelling through
the State of Texas during the past season.
contracted malarial difficulties that had
almost despaired of ever recovering from,
and during the five months of my stay
there was frequently prostrated and utter
~ unable to attend to any business; but
through the recommendation of a friend
living IN your city 1 tried, as an experi.
inent, yonr Safe Pills and I3itters, and am
only too happy TO testify to the beneficial
success derived therefrom. experienced
a marked improvement very soon, and in
a very short time complete recovery. An
occasional dose of the Pills with regular
use Of the Bitters kept me in splendid con-
ditIon during the remainder Of my stay. /
snail never travel in Texas or the West
without your Safe Pills and Bitters as a
part Of my outfit. If the remedies are not
on sale here please send me three bottles
OF Bitters and half dozen boxes of the
rus, or tell me where they can be OBJ
famed IN Texas, or the " est, as / am about
to return there
Yours very truly,
q. Al GADROTS
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sxTELLIcENcE ITEns.

There arc 1000 Indians living in
Mississippi.
Thunder can he heard At distance
Of thirty miles
Arkansas ranks next to Texas "a a
cotton producing State.
Lightning can he seen bv reflection
at a distance Of two hundred miles.
The mean annual depth OF rain that
fsils at the equator IS 96 inches
The barometer falls one tenth ef an
inch for every seventy-eight feet of ele-
vation
Heat rarifies the air to snch an ex-
tent that it may be made to occupy FIVE
or six hundred times the space it did
before.
The Boston society for the encourage
snent Of studies at home had on its
books last year eight hundred and six
ty-nine students. three hundred and
seventy taking the course in English
literature.
In 1879 the failures in New York
City numbered 46O, with total Iiabili-
ties of sl6,383,932, and assets of
S5,16O,033. In 1873 there were 9I7
failures, with liabilities amounting to
S64, 100000, with assets OF sl8,O00,-
600. The contrast between the reports
Of these two years tells its own story Of
markell Improvement in business.
The heat does not increase as we rise
above the earth nearer to the sun, but
decreases rapidly until, beyond the re-
gions of the atmosphere, in void, it is
estimated that the cold is about seventy
degrees below zero. The line of per
petual frost at the equator is $1,000
feet altitude; 1900 feet between the
tropics and 5000 to 1000 between
the attitudes of forty degrees and forty
nine degrees.
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J. T. Holt, Plaintiff,
va
Samuel IL. Horton aud Agnes c. Horton,
Defendants.
DYVIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE
ID closure In the above named Court in
the above entitled suit, and an execution
and order OF sale issued in pursuance
thereof 20 mo directed and delivered, /
have levied upon the Inortgaged premises
described IN said writ as follows. to-wit:
beginning tiirly.six and one fGurtht36l4)
rods East OF the Southwest corner or the
original town plat Of the city Of Harrisburg,
thence South ter G0l rods, thence East six
and three fouIths (G5<) rods, themes North
ten (iO) rods, thence West six and three
fouFths (0z<j rods TO the place OF begin
Mig, all in Linn county, Oregon, and on
Saturday, he f5h day Of Nay, 1880,
at the Court House door I'm the City of Al
bany, Linn Conhty, Oregon, at the hour Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ, L will sell the hereinbe-
fore described real property at public
auction for cash In hand TO the highest
bidder, the proceeds of said sale 10 be ap-
piled first TO the payment of the costs IN
the above entitled suit, taxed at S33 20, and
accruing costs, and next TO the payment to
the said plaintiff the sum Of $773 75 in u.
$. gold coin, with interest in like coin at
the rate of one per cent. per month from
the Sth day OF March, 1880.
Dated this 10th day OF April, 1880.
I. G. DICKEY,
Sheriff OF Linn Co., Oregon.
By GEO. HUMPHREY, Deputy. 37t4
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VS..
Robert McCalley, Mary McCaliey and
David Andrews, Defendants.
VIRTUE OLA DECREE OF FORE
closure in the above named Court in
the above entitled suit and an execution
and order of sale issued in pursuance
thereof, to me directed and delivered. /
have levied upon the mortgaged premises
described IN said decree and execution and
order OF sale as follows, tc-wit:
Lots one, two, five and six in Block nine,
situate, lying and being in the town of
Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon, as laid
down, marked and numbered on the plats
of said town ON. file in the office of the
County Clerk Of said County, and ON
Saturday, the ed day Of Aay, 1850,
at the Court House door in the city of AL
bany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hourof
20 o'clock A. NJ, ! will sell the hereinbe-
fore described real property at public auc-
ton for cashin hand to the highest bidder,
the proceeds of sale TO be applied first to
the costs Of suit, taxed at $36 45, and ac-
cruing costs, and next to the payment to
the plaintiff the sum of Sl255 43 in u. S.
gold coin, with interest from the Sth day of
March, 1850. at the rate of ten per cent. per
annum, Bnd the further sum of Sill 90 at
torney's fees, and interest thereon from
the Sfh day of March, 1880.
Dated this 23d day OF April, 1882.
/. q. DICKEY,
Sheriff of Linn CO., Oregon.
BY GEO. HUMPHREY, Deputy. 3st4
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We ehalIeugc fI,e ,YorIh

When We say we believe we have evil
dence to prove That Shiloh's Consunp ptfon
Cure is decidedly the best Lung Medicine
made, inasmuch as it will cure a common
or Chronic Congh in one half the time. and
relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Whoopfng
Cough, Group, and show more cases of
Consumption cured than all others. tt
will cure where they fail, il is pleasant to
take, harmless to the youngest child and
we guarantee what we say. Price, 10 cts,
so cts, and Sl.0O. If your Lungs are sore,
Chest or Back lame, use ShiIoh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Foshay 81 Mason, Drug
gists, Albany, Oregon. n34
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Administrators Notice.

In tile matter Of the estate Of William
T. Mack. deceased.
nj Office is hereby given that the under
II signed was on the 10th day of April,
1880. duly appointed Administrators with
the will annexed of tho estate Of the above
named. .decedent, by the County Judge OF
Linn county. All persons having claims
against the undersigned are hereby notI-
fed to present them to the undersigned at
his residence near Scio, in Linn county,
Oregon, with the proper vouchers, within
six months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 30th day of A pril. 1880.
j. a. BII.YEU.
Administrator with the will annexed.
vI5n3SE4
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NO00 A MONTH guaranteed. sl2 a day at home
8pOUU made by the Industrious Capital not ra
girls make money lester at work for us than at any
Thing else, The work Is light and pleasant and such
- ~. .s, ~ - si,, sS s1 ne lr - er - c ~ ~
ses for themselves Costly 0utAt and terms Nowl
the time Those already IL work are laying up larRe
Maine.
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MIR. J. II. BATES, Newspaper Advertis-
ing Agent, Al Park Row Chimes Building)
New York, is authorized to contract for
best rates.
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VHLARD HOUSE.
HaIsey. oregon.
A. IOUBNER. Proprietor.

UNIIIg ELEGANT NEW HOTEL. JUST NOW
completed, will be Opened about July 18th, 1879.
It Is constructed the most modern and convenient
hlan has fine sample especially arranged for
commercial Travellers and the table will be supplied
at all times with good meals ~
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3 O Q KS I!

Any book, magazine newspaper sent postpaid At
We give tine l4xlS view Of the Capitol building. ts
most magnificent structure in America, ao - isndid
views OF the White House. Treasury liuiiiins slhith-
snnian Institute, Patent Office Lit Vernon, and other
points Of interest in and about the National capital
Orders taken for the large Capitol engfasi n or Tor
sets af the views, and cabinet photographs 81 leading
statesmen at cost prices II seu want any book
subscribe Tor any periodical 10 renew an Old sab
seription. send stamp fora copy n the LITERARY
BGLIErIN NJ containing haok-notess 1otares q hsM
publications, catalogue prices etc
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q. BOYLE,
Fashionable BOOt-MaISor.

A GOOD STOCK or. BOOTS ON HAND ALI. THE
~ time, Perfect fits guaranteed. Shop IN OrTooIes
brick, in the rear II Nolan's store. S9tf
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ny an immense practice at tho Worl,i-s Dispcn.
eand casea OF those diseases peculiar TO woman.
have been enabled 20 perfect most potct aud post
tive remedy fOr sheaa diseases.
10 deslnate this natural spceiae, I have named Il
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NEW for AGEN rs!

mPn low PRICED and FAST SELL
AONb ING hooks Of all kinds are fully
represented in eur now GRAND COAfB{-
NATION PROSPECTUS BOOK, by SAM
pie pages, binding, Illustrations, etc 4
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Dr. PierCe'S FaVOrite Presentation

The toFm, however "a Int feeble expression OF
my high appreciation Of its value based upon per-
annal observation. have, while witnessing It's POSI-
tive rcsuta In the special diseases INCIDENT 10 the
organism Of woman. singled it out the climax or
rPoWHlaR aem af ny medical career. On its nlcrits
positive, SAFE and eifectuai remedy for This class
diseases, and that will, at all times and under
Ail circumstances. act kindly, am willing to stake
MY reputation - q phyaictani aud 50 confident am
] That tt will not disappont the most sanguine ex.
pectatlnns Of single invalid lady who Il for any
mud sell Il under P1ekTlYR GUARANTEE (For
The following among those diseases In which
my EaxoEtte preseFtDtion has worked cures as n y
Bnae, and with Certainty never before ntiainc by
any medicine. Leucorrhua, Excessive Flowing
palnfd Monthly Periods, Snpnreaslons when frnni
unnatural causes. Irregularities, Weak Back. Pro-
iApsua or Falling Of the Uterus, AnteversIon ana
ketroyersion, Bearing-dowD Sensations. Internal
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility Dependency,
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congaztiop, In
lafnmaton aud liberation ot the Uterus, tnpnlcucy,
ilarreDness, or Sterility. and Female Weakness. I
do not uxtni this medicine ns :" cure-alin hut Il
admirably fnlhiis q alRgieneea OF puEpeees belng
sexual system Of woman. IL w'1 NOT dlsappoint,
Will il do harm, IN any state or condition.
Those who desire further information on these SUBJ
iNcts obtain IL in TUE pEopLE'S COMMON SENSE
MEDICAL. ADVISER, book OF over 900 pages. sent.
Paid, on receipt Of el.N Il treats infinitely OF
iiosG diseases peculiar 10 Females and gives muck
valialae advice 1T regard to uic management OF
Envessts IsSesevspt.sn aoia By Dspertta
l.. v. pfElS Y. NJ H. lPopg, w Drtu'e ispcuslry
IN irvaif - .lo.el, hnfiaios ny,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-07

Animproyed Pinaiorism-Betterl late
than hardly ever.