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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

at the DeDocTatic ratification Saturday
night at Corvallis, the unferrified marched
astoo IiveIy'' to the tune OF Marching
thronah Georgia, = played by the band.
"A Eew' years ago II man even wlisflefl
georgia In n Democratic crowd It was
sure 10 casase kisock4lown but now the
Republican campaign songs and arguments
ef few years ago are siezed npoD and In
eorporated Into the ..Denoeratic plat
1oru. and Democracy is jnnilant once
more. DemO0Facy s.pslre and mndeiilei'
tried the Greely dodge. as il were. bur
yesterday, and w'ent into the canvass with
IluFTah and great slsOsst--btst. alas the
sslseaae which pgosnlsed such vast results.
failed. in this canvass the Democracy.
determined to iR0 the whole hog. 's has
ehrown away every distinctive feature OF
Denocgacy, States rights aud al, golobled
mp tire Republican platforms Of years gone
gy, and having secured Unit,n General
/ 70 act as ms Agure-heaa for their ticket,
Nsope thst. bg swearing that ss,ey have
been tracsed and now have more
love for lie old ing ana the Constitution
sissss tiae Repablleap party, TO wlsIcA the
Nation S indebted soF their preservation
s0-.Iay, hose 70 cSlee more get contssi OF
slse reseFflnsenk. And Democracy will
al IS sanonna nlouely tn Eovesabe9 next
= H q 6feeley aasnpafBn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
- IN . % 60
viii be paid 20 any Public Hospital to be snueu.
ally agreed upon for every certificate OF this od3.
sine published by which is mot genuine
Its Ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excaaIanee ~
the X. B., upon proper personal application. Whea
satisfied that no imposition Is Intended, We viii
give the oof all its ingredients, by avit
The above oasrs were made before by the pro,
prtetor Of any other Family Medicine in the Worid
. Many tess5sa0ntaas. further information, ana
phlet Treatise On Diseases of the Blood q IA
which each bottle enclosed Price Al per BOTTLE
Eining IL ounces or 20 70 so doses. Sold by drue-
w~es. D. .RAHsosEs sor Co, Prop'Ts, BuRalc, ny.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

Like the great statesmen of the country
half century ago. General Garfield Ia
not rich. Some months ngo he estimated
his entire worldly estate at less than $40, COO
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

Garfield has rnn up the entire ga.
Nnt OF labor day lahorer, boa,m.n
carpenter, Fcheolmaster, lawyer, State
Senator, Brigadier General, member OF
Congress, United States Senator, and
TO crown all, will he elected President
of the United States next November.
'Rah for Garfield.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

We learn that the Portland Bee
will hereafter l>a oolplucte,l as an inde-
pendent newspaper, and that il will
publish full telegraphic reports, and if
need be, 70 supely the demands OF the
public, the company will furnish .
morning paFcr as well,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

The men who but a few short years ngo
were denonncing Gen. Hancock as one ot
'-Lineoln's hiIrlings," are now protesting
to be his most ardent admirers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

Bill Mercer Smith was in the city the
other day. and being asked il he cosaid
siand h 20 vate for Gen. Hallcoek. one az
..Iinenln.s hirclinge.' answered God
in.all. y b rough, bsIi gness I'll lave to
stand ie. -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
ALBANY MARBLE WORKS.

Also. every variety OF cemetery and ot her stone
work done with nesitnesA AMI dispatch. Special
attentiop given 10 orders from any part nf the
stae and Washington Territory, by mail or 9TH
erwiss.. and promptly forwarded. All work war
ranted. VIsns
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

Yesterday Ta0Fnkng the water IN the William.
cite al IsorfEana etobd ~ feet 4nches-11 inch
es IeEs than eh fi5 ~ ms, ana erin rising.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

Artemus Wards idea of regiment of
Brigadi~r-GeneraIs was quite lauChable,
but Russia has enough Generals to form a
large regiment and enough officers to form
thirty-three regiments.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

The Columbia river is booming, and i'm
consequence the Willamette has got its
"back up' to nearly "a great an extent as
in 1875. At one O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing It lacked bat 16 inches OF reaching the
high water of 1875, and was still rising
1t is predicted the present rise will eclipse
that OF 1875. which was % feet 8 inches.
The first flsor of the Oregonfan office was
under water, necessitating the removal OF
the business Office to the editorial rooms on
second floor. The amount of damage to
result from the freshct it Is impossible to
even guess at this time. As there is vast
quantities of snow yet in the mountains,
should the swarm spell'' continue, the
indications would seem favorable tor a
grand wash out for Portland and the val
ley below.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
King Of the Blood

Cures oil Scrofuoua affections and disorders result
ting from 1mpuriay of tho blood. 1t in needless 20
specify all, the sufferer usually perceive their
cause; but Sad Rheass, E6Hspiess Ufcerss Tupsevs,
Gottre, SacetlinCs, &c., the most common. al
we'll as many affeetions Of the ReGyf, Head, L(V@
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

n zlrspzoof Brick, First Street. Albany. Oregon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28

Mr.. Trigg, Gov. McMullin and CO..
Fulkerson next spoke in the order nam
ed, Both Trigg and McMullin directed
their batteries solely against Fulkcrson,
making no mention of each other what
ever. This, Fulkerson made good use
of, as it was plainly visible neither one
OF them regarded the other at all likely
of election. Fulkerson read the open-
ing paragraph of McMullin's card, and
said that the Governor had been nomi-
mated by convention of one lawyer,
and his nomination had been endorsed
by another one, and now his convention
of one had gone back on him. When
the editor of the NEWS left Fulkerson
was making powerful speech against
Trigg, and seemed to have nearly the
whole house with him. Certainly a
very large majority of it. He spoke
with more than double the animation
and effect he did at Bristol. Trigg had
again said that he who laid down with
Republicans would get up with ticks on
him, and Fulkerson was showing that
the party that nominated Trigg, and
therefore Trlgg, had made so many eff
forts to lie down with the Republicans,
that, according to his own beautiful
figure of speech, if lie would stand up
one could take a stick and knock quart
of ticks from him at single stroke.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28
COMMUNICATED.


NJ. Editor.
Your paper of the 2lst inst. contains a
paragraph in allusiOn To myself which is
calculated 10 mislead those Of my friends
who are disposed to respect my political
status. therefore beg the favor OK be-
ing permitted to set myself right IN tie
matter complained Of.
You report me as saying that the offer
Of the Malone committee ITO submit 10
vote Of the people the two electoral
tickets, WAS Il fair poposition." In adj
vance of any knowledge of the details of
the proposition did say that it seemed
n fair proposition. Now | repeat, US Il
naked proposition, and eliminated of all
offensive conditions, no fair minded man
would object 10 this mode Of settlement.
In fact, the koincr committee did ac-
cept this mode of settlement, conditioned
on few notifications, which the
other committee could not have object
cd TO, If they had really desired settle
mcnt. Asa general opposition, there
fore, ! grant that vote Of the people is
fair mode Of determining amy public
question. But 10 couple the question
with conditions both offensive and UNI
reasonable is quite n different thing.
And this is exactly what the Malone
committee did.
After seeing the letter of the Malone
proposition, the conviction made in my
mind that in its terms and tone, II was "A
document characterized by all that Is ar
rogant In assumption and disCOurteous
In political diplomacy aud so far from
being fair proposition, nothing could
be more unfair.
If 1t isa matter Of any public interest,
we will here state our position and that
of Il number of persons who belong to
the Goodson II. & T.. club ON this whole
debt question. We advocate, first, the
support Of the government; second, the
support of the public schools; third the
reduction Of the debt, If possible, by ne
g0tiatiOn and compromise; and fourth,
no Increase of taxes, Tor any purpose,
above the present rate. Holding these
views, we are for making the best terms
with our creditors, without rcsortlng to
lorciblc measures, or measures having
the least tlnt of reputation. We don't
care whether YOU call this Funderism or
REIMBURSEMENT. And Ms we are all Dem
ocrats of the "old school" we mean to
stand by those brother Democrats, who
had Che manlincss to declare beforehand
their uncompromislng opposition to the
principles Of the radical party aud bold
" entered the Cincinnati convention to
Nid In bearing Hloft the Democratic BAN
ucr. In this contest we shall not be
found bHinq and cooiag and treating with
tho enemy az is he manner NJ same. All
the powers of darkness may combine
against us, but we shall stand firm TO
our principles aud our friends, aud IL 90
down we must, we shall 90 down with
our faces toward the foe. These are the
sentiments OF the Goodson II. q T.. club
aud entertaining them, we mean TO sup
port the May electoral ticket, believing,
IN we do, that It is deserving of our sup
port and tINt It represents the only real
and unadultcrnted Democracy IN the
State. Respectfully,
j. II. WINSTON,
Pres. G, II. 4 r. Club.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28

: =
clans, TO the number of nearly dozen.
arrived at the residence on seventh ST.,
below Spruce, where the unfortunate
woman was stopping. She was some
what nervous, but resolute and deter
mined.
Or. Richards was the chief operator,
assisted by Drs. Bell, Smith, Henry.
stuart and others. Mrs. Burncll was
placed under the influence of ether and
Incorporation began, and was proceeded
with according to Porro's method. An
An incision was made on the mediap
line OF the abdomen, and the abdominal
wallis were cut through. The womb
was removed, an incison made in it to
correspond with those in the abdominal
walls, and the infant released. After
that the womb was restored to it, bed
and closed, and the other parts brought
together. The clothing and all articles
in the room were subjected to solution
OF carboic acid spray, according to Lys-
ter's method, during the operation.
The pulse of the woman remained
excellent throughout the whole of this
severe trial, and all her symptoms were
favorable. The child was alive at late
hour'last night, was vigorous and gave
promise of being counted in at the next
census. The mother had not returned
to CONSCIOUSNESS at 10 O'Clock, but her
condition was such that the physicians
firmly believe that she will recover, un-
lesss pcritonits occurs.
Under the system pursued by the doc
tors both mother and child have Il chance
for life, but had the genealogical opera
ton been performed there is no doubt
but they would have died. Such an OPP
Grafton has not been performed in this
city for number of years, and the con-
dition of the mother will be watched
with interest. The child weighs about
six pounds.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28
The Discussion at abingdon.

Yesterday almost the entire day was
taken up IN political speeches. The
great Gollah Of the Funders, Col. L.
W, Mckinney, Of farmvlllc the co-ccc-
tor At large with Gen. Echols, aud the
most widely lOudcd Fundcr speaker on
the Va. stump was met and endorsed
by y. y, Bailey, ESQ. Col. Mckinney
brought large reputation with him,
but he goes back short Of H. lie made
The most boutbonlslc, unvisc and Inn
practicable speech we have heard In this
extraordinary campaign. Bailey made
n good speech, and gave Mckinney
very sound drubbing to the delight and
surprise Of the crowd. Mckinney de.
clarcd hle Bourbon party to be a vidc
mans party, and this phtc mans
country. Asa Democrat We should be
ashamed to see his speech IN print, aud
" published north 1t would lose us Sow
prnl States.
Inc trio " Congressional candidates
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28
If


lfa Rcadjustcr wishes The public debt
Of Virginia IN its present shape fastened
on the people for century TO come, cou-
pons, non taxable feature, ALLEN amend
mcnt and all, he sould vote the May
ticket, so AZ to disintcgrate the Read
Iustcr party and thus put the Funders
back In power again, II he wishes to
unite In Funder celebration over the
burial Of REIMBURSEMENT next November,
aud see them cNult and crow over the
downfall Of our party, and to aid them
In beating drums and tin pans, bc should
vote the May ticket, If he wishes to
endorse their course In having the will
Of tho people violated and the decisive
battle tldcd over until the Presidential
election should come TO bridge them
over The election of another Governor
and over the election Of new Supreme
Court, he should vote The May ticket.
If he wishes to cndOrac their purpose to
split Democracy rather than split the
Fundcr party he should vote the May
ticket II he wishcs to place himself In
u position Of trying to disfranchlsc u
large portion of the voters Of Va. In or
der to east odum on REIMBURSEMENT he
should vote for the May ticket,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28
MAINE.

AZ last II has been definitely decided
that the Fuslonlete have carried The
state Of Maine by small, plurality,
thus reducing The Republican majority
some fifteen thousand mud carrying The
State against them. Now II the Demo-
Gratis should carry Indiana on the l2ih
Of October, Mr.. Garfield had Just M
well withdraw from the contest, aud the
glorious victory IN Maiuc Ia not likely to
hs followed by anything lees than sue
eess In Irdiaua,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28

Ell tn &00per day ut home Samples worth
W w ~~0ij free. Address STivsoS Co..
Portland. Maine pee .. ls7l.1v
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28

The Pearisburg VRGINIAN says Mr.
TRIGd is boy % years old. He has
been Attorney for the Commonwealth
in this county for six years and must
have been elected at the age of l6. He
says he served four years in the war,
which commenced over 20 years ago, go
that he must have volunteered at an age
that required sucking bottle with him.
We do not know Mr.. Traces age, but
suppose he is not less than 80.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28
Bedford Va, Alaa & Iron SPRINGS.
WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

Efficient in Scrofula and skin dis
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"Successful in Dyspepsia and Chron.
ic Diarrhna. H. Prof. Sam'l Jackson.
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'Adapted in ChloratiC aud Ammic
conditions and certain diseases u, Gu
liar to women disorders of the ki..noys
and bladder. Prof. j. J. Norman,
VI d. Va.
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from impure blood; also in certain
diseases Of females. n--Gpo. r. Harr-
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pital. n. Y.
Used with great benefit in Mala.
rial Fever and Diptheria, -. f
Dupon, NJ. ID Ga.
Prompt in relief OF headache. both
sich and nervous, and chills. Rev
r. & DOlsOn, Va.
Excellent IN restoring dchllitated
systems To health and strength. ~
Thos. &, Mercer, VI. D Ind.
"Tonic, Alternative, diuretc; one %
tGture's greatest remedies. ~ Medical
Asso. OF Va Lynchhurg.
"R@commended ~ uhophylactlc in
Malaral Districts. I'D Il Falrnx, NJ.
b. n o.
~ find 1t the best remedy ever
used IN diseases Of tho throat " + 4
Siiferd, VI ~, n, &.
Very beneficial ia uterine derance.
menls aud mnariai conditions, &C
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"My experience il very favorable to
its curative virtue n-Thos. +. Rum
bald, NJ. d.. ST, Louis.
Sample supply sent free to any Phv-
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sent free Analysis with zach pack-
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Sp inGs 81 por case. Mas 20 cts and
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post paid anywhere This Mass aud
Pills contains IN reduced. space AL the
curative powers OF the water and l.
convenient palatable and soluble.
Address
a. NJ, DAVIES, Prest. Of the CO
rs Main ST LYHchbW0 Va.
p. O Boz IA
Sold by Bunting n Pepper. Bristol
Tenn. nov 4, '70-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28
WHY?

II the reader will give IFS his attention
we propose 10 consider why every Re-
adjuster should vote for the July elector-
al ticket.
Next year we have TO elect Governor
and Legislature, and the Legislature will
have TO reflect the members of the pres-
ent Supreme Court. This includes the
two departments that have heretofore
retarded the purpose Of the people to
have the Debt Of Va. Rcadusted. II
we can have the Governorand the Court
OF Readjusters the matter Of the Debt
VIII be very promptly settled. If the
Funders can dissolve our organization
this year, so as to defeat us next year,
they Will have deferred the triumph of
REIMBURSEMENT fora period of years again.
They will then have the veto of the Gov
ernor on MS for four years more, and the
veto of the Supreme Court for twelve
years more. 1t has long been their pur-
pose to tide over the shoal of 1881 if DOS
sible by riding into public confidence
under Hancock's coat tail in 1880. 1t is
useless to say that If they can be preven-
ted from the accomplishment of this pur-
pose their defeat may be regarded az se-
cure.
The Funders are responsible for the
fact that there are two Hancock tickets
In the field, because they have for nine
years resisted REIMBURSEMENT and have
declared that they would see the party
destroyed before they would see the Debt
Readjusted. At any time they could
have secured the unity of the party by
conserving to REIMBURSEMENT. Their
whole conduct shows that they will see
Democracy any time endangered rather
than Funderism. The party having
split on this question It was perfectly in
their power to have had it reunited, so
far ms the Presidential election is concer-
ned, at the recent conference at Rich
mond. But there they showed again
their disregard Of the popular will, by
refusing to leave it to the same class of
Votes that they called on to lid them in
making the Cincinnati nomination. Then
they wished again to limit suffrage, and
to disfranChise still another class of vot-
terss The law allows poll tax to be paid
the day before election. These Funders
cndeavored at the conference to apply
that test seventeen days earlier. The
The sum Of all the trouble Is that the
Fuaders hate REIMBURSEMENT more than
they do Republlcanism, else they would
yield REIMBURSEMENT and leave but one
battle on hand.
If they can use Hancock rs a wedge
to split ReadjuStmcnt.with they viii take
their chances thereby to prevent the two
fractions ever getting together again.
There is no longer any danger to Han
cock in Va. There will be no vote worth
mentioning for Garfield. 1t Is merely a
question whether Readjustmcnt shall
hang together and cast the electoral vote
Of the State, or aid tho Fmders in car
rying their May ticket, so that It's cleo
ton should set to beating all the Funder
drums and tin pans in the State over the
defeat Of the Readjuster party.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28

THE LEE SENTINEL has changed own
ership, and now comes out under the
name of w. A. Orr, Esq, as owner and
editor. 1t espouses the cause of the
people and REIMBURSEMENT. Mr.. Orr will
make 1t an engine of much good in the
great county of Lee. He is u gentleman
Of ability and information.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28

Query What is the best family med
lcine in the world to regulate the bowels,
purify the blood, remove cOstiveness and
biliousness, aid digestion and tone up
the whole system? Truth and honor
compels us to answer, Hop Bitters, be-
ing pure, perfect and harmless .-1'oleGo
Blade.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28

Fulkerson's triumph at Abingdon yes
terday over Trigg was most complete,
and Mckinney went back minus the big
reputation he brought along with him.
Bailey has now McKinney's comb in his
beak. In fact yesterday was a red letter
day for the Readjusters.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28
A Ccsarean Operation.
TWELVE DOCTORS Assist AT BIRTH
TllE EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL FEAT
wllicH SAVED Tur LIFE OF A
MOTHER AND HER BABE,
Philadelphia Record.

An extraordinary surgical operation
was performed yesterday In this city up-
on n Mrs. Butncll, dwarf. who has
been making u living Tor years by tray
cling with shows throughout the coun-
try. She X forty-two inches In height
and thirty-lwo years old Her husband
IA also n dwarf. About seven weeks npo
Mrs. Burncll, knowing that ehc was
about TO become mother, called upon
several phyIcians. Investigation de-
yclopcd the iact that, owing to her PC
cullar dclornily, It would be- impossible
for her to give birth TO child In the usu-
III manner.
At first Il was thought the best plan TO
have the woman submit TO craninloVi-
cal operation, by which the head would
he crushed aud the child removed In
pieces, hut the physicians discovered that
on account Of the formation If the pol-
vic bones this would nleo be impossible.
Then the Cestrean operation wns deter
mined upon.
Early yesterday morning the phyei-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28
GRIND Rally.

There will be n mass meeting " the
Readjustcr Of Washington county at
Abingdon on the 9TH Monday Of October
1890, Court day. Distinguished speak
efV aV Invited, r. Il. llrRr,
Chairman,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-28

YESTERDAY wSsa mournful day for
the friends of Koiners new Returning
Board at Abingdon. Bailey now has
his game bag full Of McKInney's fine
feathers, and Ia distributing them as
trophies among the Readjustcrs Of the
county. The Bourbons looked the pie.
ture OF mournerS rs they SAW their
stump God relieved Of his plumage.
Fulkerson, when we left the Court
House was astraddle Of Trigg and was
picking from his comb It'd bits that he
smacked his mouth on with very cool
delight. The Funders seemed disgust
ed with Mckinney, and rs he proceeded
the paddle brigade seemed to sink In
their shoes, until at last there were no
more than half dozen who dared APP
plaud at all, and they were powerful
weak
1t was a nnc day for Rradjustcrs, and
you will hear Washington county boom
five weeks from to-day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08
saying I am by the press Of tho State to bo
ruled ont Of nuhlio life

saying I am by the press Of tho State to bo
ruled out of public life.
Twioo have l been honored by the people
Of the Third District with scat in Con-
gress. My only recompense has been, q
aleepless vigilance over their rights, and an
,uutirlug effort to crafty their wants. If
tho press is on index of tho popular will,
all this is no adequate compensation for
mistaken counsel. If 30, bo it SO. No
wall Of dissatisfaction shall ovor be heard
from mo. But ono thing is worry certain,
tho thumb screw of popular opinion shall
mover oxtort from mo ronunoiation of my
convictions, settled aud fixed in mind after
mature reflection.
If an apology is needed for occupying 80
much of your time and space with personal
matter, you have it cheerfully givcn, aud
with promise that will not tresspass
again except in self defcnco.
Your obedient servant,
su ID. WYATT AIKEN.